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WE MET F«lfc»r Jink* I.IU....»SLiprt«l;l M. Paal't IUfn»« Calkaltr dwrch la HarW. .1 Gratia* McMaarmT'a homron 100th Stover Tea la*t week In addiUor to belnc an aasoriate paator thU gentle and infinitely educated man broadcaata from 4 to 5

p.m. each Wedneaday over WRIO-PM at ItU 3 He la even more In tercet]ng to meet than he la on the radio and thafa aayIng a lot becauae Kia program ta aoothlng, tnftniclive and, yea, uplifUng, WHEN WE ASKED Fathan Honan what hta goal waa for hla program

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he anewered immediately "to challenge people to think out their Christian faith!" . J A highly knowledgeable man-he rounded out Ma education for the priesthood by atudytag for three years In Paris and In Rome He also "aneka to put religious and moral issues in perspective, especially In historical perspective, and to bring news of interest to all Christians and...Touch on their concern* as Chris-

tuns.”

Today will be hi* 14th broadcast. It is funded by the generosity (or more likely gratitude) of his listeners. We do hope he soo* finds a civic-minded sponsor who will be Interested in furthering this extremely intellectual and compassionate man in his quest of “challenging people to think and to be think-

ing Christians.”

LET'S FACE IT. this writer like everyone else, is not getting any younger but unlike most of you we haad a good head start. Therefore, when her spouse suggested having some people in for cockUils (his annual ploy for getting the house clean-

ed) she panicked.

He is a whizi at arithmetic and instantly calculated thei difference between paying for a shrink or a caterer and it was enormous. He sensibly suggested the caterer and the result was delicious bor d’oevres rather than his wife’s peanut butter and jelly delights and and a

care free party.

WE DARE TO say “delicious” immodestly only because we have had at least twelve requests for Ihe young lady's name and phorte number and not because she’s adorable looking either. If you dig great party food without any hassle call us and we’ll

tell you.

We also ordered sandwich platters from our excellent and local Party Time in case of a car breakdown en route, and they disappeared before we got back to check the table. That meant there were many esoteric delectables for us to enjoy so our freezer will be stocked for a less organized evening, with very few guests, next time our old man wants the

house dusted.

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Jane makee it look ao effortlesa and doea it ao perfectly we could barely finish our following delicious Chamber of Commerce dinner featuring Heaay’s mouth-watering roast beef.

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WE LOVE THE Wswa Market-we should, it saves our lives and gasoline all winter, but we must admit that the stores within walking dlsBInCe, in summer are a hjj|venly convenience too, Bud’s Market, on 83rd St. has already opened its doors and we can now get fresh seafood to cook from Smaggler’s Cove (same street) right before dinner

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WE WERE recovering, but slowly, from our bash when we went to a terrific party given by Jane and Carey Boat of 83rd St. ft Third Ave. We can’t wait to get Jane’s recipe for baked hot crab meat au gratin

_ movies are opening this week, too, so fasten your seatbelts kids another

summer is upon us!

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MAYOR ELLSWORTH Armacost, af Avalon, returned from Florida with the world’s worst case of flu. He’s been home a week and still feels miserable. Cheer up, Mr. Mayor the 7-mile beach makes everybody feel better.

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SOPHIE GAMBAL. another erstwhile Gray Lady and present Centennial Chairwom^for the Red Cross, of C.Mx.H. told me yesterday about the 100th anniversary Parade they’ll be holding on Sat. May 30th at 10 a.m. on Rt. 9 starting at Middle Township Elementary School. Called “Follow the Parade To the Fair” they’ll march north on Rte. 9 to Dennisville Road thence to the 4-H club grounds. PATROLMAN BARTEY will marshall the gang to food, games, a volleyball contest, Capt. Kidd, a K-9 corps dog, pony rides, fire trucks, crafts and collectibles. Sounds like old times fun let’s all show up. We of the over 39 set might pick up a Chinese porcelain Vaaaz almost for free. THE MARINE National Bank is coming to Stone Harbor. It is hope<j it will arrive between July 1 and July 4. They also will be opening in Cape May, Marmora, Ocean City and the Villas, Stone Harbor will be third on the list. It will be located at 94th and 3rd Ave.

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THE BLOODMOBILE

was in Stone Harbor laat week and over M pint* of blood were donated. 30 volunteer, and organlaatlona assembled .at the Lutheran HaU for the project and the community has fuel coverage aa a result of donation, made Mr,. Glean Tawaley receives full credit for Its execution hut won’t accept it she thadks everyone else involved.

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IT BEHOOVES US all to allow up at the Realty owner, Aaan meeting on Sat. June 13 at Stone Harbor', Elementary School to find out what we muat do with our traah in the future. We won’t be happy but R’a going to me a MUST ao

we'd better find out before acme of ua wind up In the slammer. It’s going to be too complicated for na I fear ao we've already reserved cell Block 3, (with room service and trash disposal) ariy to join us

HAVE YOU picked up this year’s copy of Welcome To Stone Harbor, prepared by the Chamber of Commerce? You can pick it up, for free, at any merchants and It contains a mountain of Information about the borough and its environs including a concise map which you can use to explain directions, graphically, to strangers ^o the island. At Westhoff. the local cicerone, spent many hours compiling these facts with the assistance of committeeman Jim Owings and Jim Berger. We owe them much gratitude for all their time and effort.

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