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Going Out • Dining Out * Time Out

Sale Day Outdoes Weather

STONE HARBOR - Despite overcast skies and eventual rain, crowds, packed the borough for the annual ^Merchants Sale Day. Most of the 61 mer-

chants participating in the One Day-Fun Day event expressed amazement at the number of shoppers taking advantage of the 10 to 50 percent discourits on mer-

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chandise in the sale. In some cases crowds Jammed the sidewalks in front of the stores minutes before the sale started at 9 a m. Even those stores that did not display their wares on the sidewalk, but kept their merchandise inside the store had fantastic crowds and sales results' MOST MERCHANTS claimed they had better sales than in previous years. The Mall on 96pr" Street never had so many people in its passageways Throughout the entire building the merchants had

extra space, with tables in the walkways and shoppers to delight all'the business in the building. In 1975, the first year the Chamber sponsored this sale 27 stores participated. This year 61 stores were' in the sale, an increase of 125 percent in the seven years. James Fisher, general chairman of the Chamber’s Merchants Committee, was delighted with the results, and claimed if the -rain had held oft' for another hour or §p^ll the salei» records for the seven years would have been broken. ^

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By M’Ellen Rowland Many clubs are struggling to maintain their members these days but Stone Harbor’s Women's Club is the exception. They recently gave a luncheon reception to welcome 26 new members, and club President Dotty Stump proudly announced that, for the first time, year-round residents now outnumber the summer members. The club—whose clubhouse offers a mainroom and terrace having a glorious view of the beach and ocean at 96th St.—is a non-profit, philanthropic organization; and the officers and board members donate use of the club, terrace and parking space to similar groups wishing to use^it for a wor-

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ALEXANDRA * KOKONAS was in charge of the receptioninstallation. and the buffet table featured a floral centerpiece arranged by Dot Petruzza flanked will) candles in matching shades. There was .a welcoming flower arrangement donated by Alberta Riva at the entrance. Each new member was given a corsage of a single Garden Club Plans Tour STONE HARBOR - The first meeting of the new season of the Garden Club will be held 9:30 a.m. Monday, Sept. 14. at the

Firehouse.

After a brief meeting the group will form car pools for a trip to learning’s Run. This will be followed by a picnic lunch at the County Park with beverages being supplied

by the club'.

BARGAIN HUNTERS Jam 96th St. Mall during Men. chants Sale Day sponsored by Stone Harbor Chamber of Commerce.

Club Boasts More Year-round Members

white gladiola wrapped to look like an orchid and a nameplate done in caligraphy by talented Vicki Wear, who looked chic in a shocking pink dress of polished cotton. OFFICERS sworn in for the new season included President Dotty Stump, first v.p. Thelma Yeager in charge of programs, second v.p. Mary Conwell' directing ways and means; recreation secretary, Ellie Smith* corresponding secretary Toddy Kelton, /Treasurer Grace Wingert, assistant treasurer Jane Owing, parliamentarbn Sallie Ruth MacCorkel, arid Alex Kokonas for a threfe year term on the board

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