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which comfortably accommodated 200 guests and a highly vfsjble runway "The luncheon was

supreme from first course

tt> last with unusual and detectable food Anne and Michel Mellen. aided to chairwomen* Thelma

Jaeger and .lane Owing* in .

their selectioriH and the result* were, scaleshattering' The-'Mellens

are now* rrfnning the

restaurant as a "franchise,

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THE FASHION Show was put on by Cotton Comfort. on 96fh St. at the entrance to the mall. The out- ■ fits stressed chic.plus comfort and many ways were pointed out to wear the same ensemble for sports or business and with a sim pie change make it elegant enough for evening wear The color for the fall season will lie olive green combined with reds or navy and the great news is that jumpers are track to he worn with frilly blouses or heavy sweaters for .warmth' Our favorite costume was a stylish hooded poncho which would look sma'shing worn with anything, day or

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night. • • •• HAROLD W. GRIFFIN is surely one of Stone Harbor’s stellar citizens. Both Harold and his wife, Ethel have lived here for years and they have been produc live ones. For ten years , Ethel owned and ran the Shell shop opposite thfe Shelter Haven on ,96th St As a young man, Harold started his career at the Industrial School of Art in PhTladelphia When he wanted further training he went to New York in 1929 to study with Irauros Phoenix. There w.ere many instructors at the school, each with his own specialty, and for two years Harold studied composition under no less than Norman Hock well whom he descMbes as a "great ribber and tease" when not Working. Where art was concerned Rock-well was a taskmaster and perfectionist, FOR YEARS Harold has been a teacher, lecturer, and critic. He has judged at many local art shows. Among them he has served as judge at the Women's Civic Club Art Shows numerous times and also at the Art. Show at the beach His more talented students 'have won many awards iiv competition He still gives painting lessons at his home at 10010 Coriithian DR three times weekly to selected students. His favorije mediums are watercolors and oils but 'he has one lovely pen and. |nk sketch of two horses, owned by Louis Sil verste fn. bflmed Albatross and Superbowl . He maintains ttys is the mtjRI difficult medium for him despite his versatility. His most notable work ■ shown locally is the 10' by 20' mural in the Guarantee Bank in Court House. Stop and see it. you'll love it! DON’T* FORGET, the Stone Harbor ♦fTscue ’ Squad will -hold their annual Chicken-Bar-B-Q from 4 to 8 p.m. this Sunday at the 80th St. ballfield.. Tickets can be purchased at the ballfield. Also, keep in mind the Free Blood Pressure Clinic

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WHEN JOE BROPHY organizes a ribbon-cutting ceremony (or anything else for that matter) he leaves no stone unturned. Therefore, when Mayor' EHjworlhr Armacost cut the jadq green ribbon marking the official opening of the Whitebner Beach Club Condominium all the ingredients fola posh celebration were there Lots of Brass including owners Edwin ijFerren. Robert Gillen. Mario Natale and Jtyhn Miller and loads of Councilpersons 'and other dignitaries. The guests were interesting. The three most smashing outfits we saw were being worn by Mrs. Charles Daglt in aquarmarine linen. Mrs. James Busha in a hand-screened cotton print, and Council President Rachel Sloan in apriebt violle. TALKED TO Russ Wheatley, director of the ("treater Avalon 1st Annual Fishing Tournament, •because we wanted to know the results of 'the Ladifs Bluefishing Tournament sponsored by Lee Rogers of the Hook, line arid Sinker bait and tackle shop. Russ declared the contest a bonanza in every way. from the professionalism of .the angling to the good sportsmanlike conduct displayed by every entrant. Most boats returned unconteslable fishto the water The high-hook boat (one that caught pe most fish) was Phil Jubvski's Connie Jean withj>l; Se-_ cond highest-hook was Bar num Up Barnes run by Bob Runzer with 48, and there was a tie for third between Bill Tozour and Tom Tozour who each caught 43. TWo ladies tied for first place honors; Francine Sfl^vo and Sandy Finley eaai got 15 pounders * Dale Hocking took second with a 14Mi lb. and there was another tie for third when Ginny Olntrup and Madeiyn Tozour hooked 14 pounders. v DON'T FORGET it’s ^till not too late to enter the Greater Avalon’s 1st Annual Fishing Tournament. It has just reached the midpoint of the season. There are already such entries as honita, weak, blue arid flounder. Numerous tuna in the 40-50 lb. class have been caught in the off-shore award program, An 11-year old arper has boated a 204 lb. Mako shark and the largest game fish

JOE BROPHY (who with Chamber ,of Commerce Cprexy Ernie _ Yarhobornugh) did such a magnificent job of-organiz-• ing the Avalon Salute^ Philly Sports Weekend, called us last week to come see the first fully decorated condominium at th,e

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