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4 IN ALL OUR many years of living in this vicinity, we have Dover seen so many people in Slone Harbor as the sidewalk sale brought dill this past unpleasant Saturday One might have thought a gold nugget was being given away with . every purchase The best ndlc is that people were buying not 'just looking, thank you " fty one seemed to object to standing in long lines and buyers and seljers alike wore smiles . K.V'KN OfK .the main Stream, business. We stopped off at St-. Mary’s Church an^picfced up a priceless string of baroque pearls for a buck and spotled^MavOr Jim Wood and his wife Marie havittg their lunc.hlhere Al Crego's we bought just what we've always needed -a pair of wooden shoes from • Sweden but priced so', reasonably we ■ Couldn’t resist . AT THE Aug. 20th work session of Avflons Borough C’ouncjl. Presi- , ■dent Itache.r Sloan presented Justin .Vi*Devitt’s mother Nancy with a certificale of appreciation for his tremendous feaf of seating Mt Rainer with the other disabled climbers who made international news on July 4. jt is interesting to know that the Helen Dillccilome was inspired’by a Lion's Club member who initialed the founding of the h<$mc for visually disabled and. handicapped children when he noted how Justin and his . blind twin brother Mark adaphni so rpadily to the seashore environment by swimming, surfing, diving, etc ' nAnay McDEMTT and

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Seven Mile Beach • M'Ellen Rowland 36i8-2294

Justin's grandmother, Mrs. Margaret Johnson, accepted the award for him since at that time he- was being interviewed for a job in personnel work Mrs. Sloan summed it all up by saying "all of us arc justly proud of his achieve- * meht' ? ' YEAR AFTER YEAR Spike Fisher recruits a perfectly swell bunch of young but mature people to work at his Seashore Home Supply during the summer months. The most amazing thing is that each batah * seems better than the incomparable last. They form strong friendships . while working together in fiarmony and now begins • thtT sad part of the season as they prppnre to split up ‘ hnd return to further their educations The exodus is starting: lAonecn Clriffin will be in her junior year at tl* Univ. of Dayton; Others in the „ junior year will be Janice Earl, Duke Univ. and Dan Babiy at James Madison U Departing seniors will in dude Tish Werner, Mt St Mary's; Rick Ensslen Stockton, Patricia Schrtor Earlham; Hudson Stoner Westminster. Those retur iy*g for their sophmorc year will be Susan Dam--tlrauskas. CCAC; George Kerstetler. Widncr U ; Theresa O'Brien. Shepcrd College; and Marilyn Yeasteij. Penn State. Sean Wajert will be entering his first year, of Law School at the Univ. of Pennsylvania.

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.40 FAMOUS BROASTED CHICKEN 4 Piece* Chicken — $2.60 B Piecee Chicken 5.15 12 Pieces Chicken 7.70 '16 Piecef Chicken 10.20 ?0 Pieces Chicken 12.70 24 Pieces Chicken 15.20 28 Pieces Chicken 17.60 32 Pieces Chicken 19.4

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TWO MONTHS ago we joined the Cape May C6un-i ty Historical Society. It.m headquattered in' the\ beautiful old John Holmes House on the east side of Rt. 9 about 3 miles north of the Court House intersection. We were invited to a cocktail party there last week and were so glad we’d joined. The museum itself is a must for a guided tour. One wonders from one beautifully furnished room to another. ONE ROOM IS full of ontiqTiated medical instruments donated by the' late Dr. Millard Cryder and his wife Mildred, who is still very active in the museum. She serves as a trustee along wilh Mr. and Mrs. George Dawson and others. Members are all dedicted to this slice-of history and most are will-* ing volunteers. Marian Robertson is chairman of the hospitality cbmmittee and introduced uy* 0 her helpers that day: Beatrice Ewing, a Trust#* Mildred Taylor, also a trustee, and many other interesting members. We think it was Mrs. Millard Cryder whb told us she was seeking the donation of a wooden eagle for the flag pole in the charmingly landscaped gardens We met the acting l|irator Somers Corson and his predecessor Ella May Kay. both of whom are responsible for the contagious enthusfosm of the group. (Don’t fail to read the cover stor^ about the museum in this week’s Cape May County Magazine )

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AVALON - The Women’s Republican Club will install Y)ffi$|rs at the first meeting oWthe fall season a I noon Tuesday, Sept 1. at the Shelter Haven Hotel Plans will also be made for the annual champagne gala. Reservations can be made by calling Mary Petersen, 967-7123

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