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Boro Has A Packed Summer Schedule

STONE HARBOR - A complete list of summer events planned for family fun and visitors’ enjoyment is contained in the all new 1981 Chamber of Com- ! merce book recently published, according to chamber president Glenn. A. Townley. This full color book is the* largest ever published by the chamber. It contains 76 pages, with over 140 businesses represented, including most of the retail Shops, motels, movies, restaurants -And financial institutions. It contains special information on the world fammu bird sanctuary, a Registered. National Landmark iocated on 21 acres within the borough’s boundaries. It also contains a Street map, a road map of south Jersey, and general information on the beaches,, boating-, fishing and a list of the town’s civic groupc and churches. SOME OF THE special ’ summer activities sponsored by the borough, the '* Chamber of Commerce, the American Legion Post, the Rescue Squad and the Women’s Civic Club include: AN ALL-DAY eventsfilled program for boys and girls from ages 3 to moms and pops is the annual July 4th Independence day sponsored by the bdrough and the chamber of commerce. It features all kinds of games starting with a candy scramble for the tiniest tots, bike races, foot races by age groups, bicycle decorating contest, the Phillies Home Run Derby for the young and old winding up the day with a sand castle building contest for the coveted William J. Diller trophy, In the evening a band concert will be held at the beach patrol parking lot, 96th st. and the beach. Continuing in July will be a number of events of general interest sponsored by the Women’s Civic Club. Mrs. Dottie Stump, club president, has assigned various club members to committees for these events. First and foremost is the Antique Show and Sale set for Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, July 7, 8 and 9. This show has been acclaimed as the best of its kind along the Jersey coast. It will be the 32nd annual show with dealers from the tri-state area participating at the Elementary School hall. ANOTHER EAGERLY awaited event is the Little Miss Stone Harbor Corona-

tion scheduled for Friday evening, July 24. It too, will be held in thf school building. In this event young girls from 6 to 10 years of age vie for the honor as queen of the town. A dancing for fitness class wjll meet every Monday for six weeks starting July 20. These lessons will be held at the Civic Club house, 96th and the beach ON WEDriKSbAY. Aug. 5, the Civic'Club will sponsor its annual fashion show and luncheon. Some of the local stores will show the latest in summer and fall fashions and accessories. Pre-teen and teen dances will be held In the Civic Club House on Tuesdays and Saturdays during July and August. In addition a card party will be held on Thursday, Aug. 20. at flhe SS Checks

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Social Security and Supplemental Security Income (SSI) payments will increase automatically by 11.2 per cent in July, Delton Brooks, manager of the Wildwood Social Security Office, announced today. This increase will benefit over 22,000 Cape May County residents. •'This automatic increase will b payable in the check Social Security beneficiaries will receive on July 3 and in the July 1 checks for SSI recipients,’’ Brooks said. THE HIGHER SOCIAL security payments are a result Of the increase in the consumer price index from the first three months of 1980 as compared to the first three months of 1981. "The July increase will help our retired citizens, widows, the disabled, dependents and survivors by reducing the effect inflation has on their benefits,” Brooks said. Also effective in July is an increase in the Medicare premiums, which is normally deducted from a beneficiaries benifit check. The new medicare premium will be 611 per month rather than the $9.60 per month premium which has been in effect since July, 1980.

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club. Beginners and children's art classes will be started irt mid-July. On Sunday, Sept. 6, the dub will sponsor a local art show for area artists. IN ADDITION TO these activities bi-weekly luncheons are held at .the Club house on Tuesdays for members and their guests. A hydrangea festival sponsored by the borough is conducted by members of the Civic Club. A trip to the casinos in Atlantic City is in the planning stage. The Rescue Squad will sponsor two outdoor chicken barbeques, one on July 12, the other on August 16. Both events will start at 4 p.m. on the athletic field, 80th and Second Ave. The dinners may be taken home or eaten at the field. They also sponsor free blood pressure tests at'the fire house every Friday evening. THE YACHT CLUB has many events for their members and guests and participation is by invitation only. Among the most popular are the Spring Invitational Regatta, the parade of -the fleet, the marlin to\irnament and the commodore’s regatta. The borough's 12th annual Art Show is scheduled for Saturday, Aug. 1, followed on Sunday, Aug. 2, by the annual I^S Mart. Both of these eyents are

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held under a huge tent on the athletic field, 80th st. and Second ave.' 1 THE BOROUGH'S varied and complete recreation program for boys ar\d girls gets underway on June 12, ending Sept. 7. There is some activity every day of the week, includiqg evening competition in basketball, Little League baseball, soccer, softball, shuffleboafd, volleyball, table tennis, and badminton. A complete tennis program for members and non-members includes group and private lessons and a number of tournaments. A junior tournament is scheduled for July 13 to 17. AdultHoumoments covering women’s sihfchs start July 20,.'men’s singles start July 18, mixed doubles start Aug. 9, men’s doubles start Aug. 2, and women’s doubles start Aug. 3. New on the tennis agenda will be a tournament for seniors, age 50. and over, starting Aug. 8. Complete details or ahy last minute changes in dates, times or places for these events will be.posted in the Chamber of Commefee office, 212 96th st. Copies ofthe 1981 book may b^ secured by writing the Chamber of Commerce, P.O. Box 422, Stone Harbor 08247.

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