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STONE HARBQR -' Clyde Mills McGcary, chief of Division of Quality Goals, Pennsylvania fJopartment of Education, has been mimed a judge in the borough’s annual Art Show and Sale.laccording to.Mrs Norma Betz, show director. McGcary lives in Camp Hill. Pa., wHh his wife and four children. He\ has taught in many high and elementary schools in Pennsylvania and joined the state’s Department of Education after teaching at the University of Pittsburgh He directs the Governor’s School for the Arts and on a national level Little Miss Judges Set

Mrs. Henry Wear, chairman for th| Little Miss Stone HarboLContest, has appointed jutftes to name the winner at ceremonies to be held 7:30?p.m. Friddy at the Elementary School. Judges are: Mr. 8t Mrs. Robert Smeltzer of Cape May. Mr. & Mrs. WilUam Leahy of Avalon, and Mrs. Richard Green of Sea Isle City. BOROUGH MAYOR James G. Wood will present trophies to the winner and first and second runner-ups. Last year's Queen, the 30th Little Miss Stone Harbor, Alison Rice, will crown the new queen. A program will be given by the Joanne Reagan Dance Studio of Cape May.

he has served on the Nattonal Art Education 'Association. MRS. BETZ ALSO reported that every indication is that a record number of artists will display their works this , year. The show and sale will run from 11 a m to‘5 p.rh. when Mayor James 6. Wood will award first, second and third place prizes and honorable mention ribbons to the winners. It will take place under a tent on the athletic, field at 82nd and Second Ave. Admission is free. Parking is available and light lunch . will be available. ,

Planning for annual fashion show and luncheon of Slone Harbor Women’s Civic Club, co-chairmen Mrs. Edwin Yeager and Mrs. James Owings huddle at committee meetihg. Event will be at Shelter Hawn Motel Wednesday. Aug. 5. ' *

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