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(From Page 18) GOT some heartwarming news. Frances * Edwin Harer of 2nd Ave. have been ill and hospitalized for some time. Frances got home first but Edwin has just gotten well in time to celebrate their 59th wedding anniversary on June 14. Congratulations! 9 • • WE MADE our annual early visit to the Klothes kove on 96th St. and were helped by the striking beauty who helped us last year. No crowds yet so we had time to chat. We learned that Evelyn & Jim Leahy who own the business founded by Evelyn’s mother, Mary Kramich. about 20 years ago. Their nine children operate the three shops into which the business has expanded. In Wildwood; Eva Marie, Mary Beth & Jimmy have charge. Christy, Delores & Danny have the action in Cape May; and Katie. Manreen. A John have the territory in Stone Harbor. Katie was my informat and she started out at age 6 because ‘‘baby sitters were

hard to get in those days.” The Leahys produced a brood of real winners and judging from the results they deserved to. AVALON'S Councilman Phil Jndyski, whose term will expire on July 1 and lost his bid for re-election to Jeanette Glazier, won't cease to serve the borough. On May 28 Mayor Armacost appointed him to serve a 4-yr term on the Planning Board. He’ll be succeeding Jane Anne Cunningham whose term expired on that date. Lee B. Rogers of 13th St., will succeed Marian J. Glltrap on the same board. SERVING ON the Zoning Board of Adjustment will be William K. Soens; & Howard A. Evans; Dr. Terry Venturi of Dune Dr. will succeed Russell J. Walters; Martin Pagliughl of Ocean Dr. will fill Robert E. Millars former spot on the board; and Millar will succeed Richard D. Pedroni. AT STONE HARBOR'S last workshop meeting we knew by the size of the crowd that something was brewing. Many represen-

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tatives of local businesses, motels and restaurants were on hand to protest the possible charge for extra trash collections — and all the time we had figured it must be another doggie or\dinance thaT was swelling attendance. e e • SPEAKING OF dogs, we had a surprize visitor this week. On Wednesday we noticed a friendly shephard exploring the neighborhood. We assumed she was an out-of-towner because she was unleashed, but Thursday, when we took out pooch out for his constitutional, she followed us home, plainly hungry and thirsty. We examined her tag and called the Avalon dog warden who gave us the name of the

We then called John J. Runzer of 763 Sunset Dr., who arrived shortly to collect his much-loved dog. Seems John was painting in our neighborhood and tied Kaluha to a post while he worked. He was upset to find her missing whne he had finished and he and a friend searched for Kaluha in cars til dark. He was going to graduate from the Univ. of Delaware the next day and was so pleased to recover his pet. We haven’t met such a credit to his generation, as John is, for some time.

John’s parting words were “Boy, am I glad I registered Kaluha. This year! Let that be a lesson to anyone who has forgotten to do so.

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