Herald A lantern 23 September 81

' (from Page 12) DpUG GRIFFIN, who owns the InterioiDecoraUng Shop at 65th & Ocean Dp., appeared at the Avalon Boro Council workship meeting on Sept. 9 on behalf of the Optimist Club of Middle Township. He requested permission to Continue holding Bingo Nights at Community Hall this winter. Doug reported spending in excess of >5,000 for the good of the public this year. Optimist events have included: Student Achievement Day, involving 20-30 High School students in local government; Youth in Court Day a project that won State Honors and will be recognized at a convention; support oi; Junior Olympics in Wildwood; a Spelling bee’; a Math. Bee; Play Day; a volleyball tournament for area High Schools from Oceans City to Cape May ; a zoo trip for handicapped children; Phillies games for honor students; an Of\atdrical contest — their /entrant, Matthew MacCormick of Stone Harbor won the State Contest this year; Law Enforcement Day; a $500 scholarship for a Middle Twp. student; two $500 scholarships for Avalon residents; and $250 for the Burdette Tomlin Horse Show. • • • THE FAREWELL PARTY honoring Father James L. Ronan, S.S.L. was a blockbuster! It was held at the Women's *Civic Club and their room was filled to capacity with friends of all persuasions. The parking

jots were 'jammed and . Father Ronan was truly overwhelmed by the number of friends he has made in his two years as Assoc. Pastor of St. Paul’s Roman Catholic, Church in Stone Harbor. Father Vincent J. Giammarino made a moving farewell speech telling us how difficult it is to lose such 4i dear friend and cjose associate. When he said he was happy that Father Ronan would only be as far away as Wildwood, he was too overcome by emotion to continue. Father Ronan starts at St. Ann’s in Wildwood this week.

THE PHILISTINES were upon us a short time ago. South of 96th St. it became impossible to work in your garden, walk your dog or go outdoors for any reason due to an infestation of mosquitoes big enough to saddle. Stores were running out of insect repellant, residents and visitors to the community were becoming frantic. The source was quickly traced to the bird sanctuary where stagnant pools had formbd following several days of rain. Mayor Jim Wood, ifTter checking to find that the insecticide “Malathion” was absolutely harmless to animals and humans of any age, ordered Stone Harbor be sprayed immediately. The amount used was 2.8 ounces per acre and proved highly effective. We missed the Realty Owners’ Assn, regular fall

meeting but understand members were told another sprtiying by air will sobn take place and Boro trucks will be equipped with spraying devices. Long-range planning for preventing a recurrence of the situation includes the creation of a small, deep pond, well-stocked’ with fish. The fish will feed on the larvae and rid us of this unpleasant and unhealthy nuisance. Ecology Talk at Wetlands Sat. STONE HARBOR - Ecology of the Surf Zone, the narrow region bounded by the high and low tide levels, will be the focus of a presentation by Dr John McDermott on Saturday, September 26, 1981 at 8:15 p.m. at the Weflands Institute on Stone Harbor Boulevard in Middle Township. Dr. McDermott’s ppa^ gram will present the results of a two-year study of Seven Mile Beach in Avalon. The talk will be il lustrated with the animals encountered, the techniques used, and graphicresults. Dr. McDermott teaches at Franklin apd Marshall College and has conduc'ed research along the Atlantic coast from Wood's Hole to Miami and in Bermuda. The public is cordially invited to attend. Admission for non-members is by donation. The museum, observation tower and bookstore will also be open.

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