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JAMES 8PRECIIER and James DiMarco have applied to the Stone Harbor borough administrator to . use an existing building at 8305-8307 on Third Ave. for amusement purposes. A public hearing before the Zoning Board of Adjustment will take place in Community Hall .8 p.m. Friday, Oct. 2. two public-petitions to prevent this use of the premises are presently being circulated, and the hearing should have' a large and verbose attendance.

THERE WICL BE a really big bash honoring Avalon police chief Joseph E. Foley on .Friday evening, Oct. 23, given by the Bordugh Jn appreciation of his 25 years of dedication to duly and loyal service to

the community.

A prime roast beef dinner will ^be followed by a short program and will include Rachfl B. Sloan, president Boroufeh Council;, Andrew J^Bednarek. administrator ;»nd Jane L. Stapleton, social director. The reception win l>e in Avalon Commuipty Hall at

6:30 p.m.

No tickets will be sold the door but may be rhade until Oct. 9. Further information can be obtained by calling T. Griffith Sloan £t

967-8200

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We went to a gourmet dinner and completely musical evening last week. Jessie Strohmetz and her husband, Councilman Harry, gave a nifty party full of Music, Music, Music. In addition to the usual orchestra comprised of Ray DeLaurentis. Paul\ Scarlett and our host was Jessie Stromhmetz wht> is very accomplished on‘the organ. Marcello Del^aurentls and Bara Brady took turns leadng the sing-along and everybody joined in enthusiastically. There was a new voice in the chorus, Bob Yoemans; and Frank ^ Ramsay is the Pavarotti of thejjop songs without ques-

tion.

Maybe it was thp*organ that made the difference but the request weren’t just old standbw4i there was lots of Stephen Foster and lots of hymns. The Strohmetz’s home is a gem with a hugtf curved deck surrounded by fall flowers in bloom. Another of Jessie’s talents is in-

terior decoration.

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THE GARDEN CLUB of Stone Harbor, which maintains so many of those beautiful islands on Dune Dr. (which Councilman Lou Clelland claims are Stone Harbor’s second greatest attraction), is giv-' ing a luncheon and flower show at the Women’s Civic Club, 96th St. aqd the beach on Saturday, Oct. 3. Luncheon will be served between the hours of noon and 2 p.m. Admission tq the show is free.

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THE CAPE-Atlantlc Chapter of the Knights of Columbus will be Sponsoring a March for Ufy on the boardwalk at Ocean City on Sqnday, Oct. 4 at 2 p.m. The Mafch will begin,at 14th St. and conclude at the Music Pier where Mass will be celebrated. STONE HARBOR ^ one of nine communities Wiich have agreed to go along with MUA’s plan for source separation of trash. It was agreed at the Sept’. 22 meeting of Boro Council that residents may voluntarily separate trash into#.

YOUNG AftTIST Pamela Meadowcroft, Junior Division winner In Stone Harbor Women’s Civic Club Art Show, displays painting which won her blue ribbon.

three categories: Glass, all * colors and we have been requested to rinse them out before disposal; newspapers *best kept dry if possible but no slick magazines; and lastly, all other refuse such as cans, garbage, etc. Starting Oct. 16 this separation will be mandatory. Disposal containers should be at the rear of your homes as usual. The collected articles will be sold and recycled artd any profits resulting therefrom will be returned to the Borough to help defray the constantly increasingjtipping fees. Speaking of trash, Oct. 13 will be Fall Cloan-up Day in S.H. for such articles as mattresses, old chairs and tightly locked refrigerators (if you cannot secure doors, remove them to prevent a possible tragedy). These discards are to be ploeed at curbside and may be put there a few dayi ahead if you can’t be here on the 13th. • • • |N OTHER business, Council welcomed a new - fireman," Robert E. Seller* to the Volunteer Force.

Garden Club Flower Show STONE HARBOR - As a follow-up to their successful springtime show, the Garden Club will present its Fall Flower show. The show, will be held 11 a.m.-5 p.m. Saturday at the Women’s Civic Club, 96th St. and the Beach. A special luncheon will be , served from noon to 2 p.m.* Arrangements will be divided into three classes: Creative Design, Horticultural, and Houseplants. Seventeen subdivisions of these classes will be featured. Judges will be Andrew Strang of O^ean City, Mrs. Emily Apri. of Court House and S. Henry Vance of Court House. William Off,, of Waldor Orchids, Lynnewood, will prdvide a special d'tsplay.

COUPON CONTEST WINNERS: $st Prize — $160 Gift Certificote LOU ANNE GABLE, North Cope May 2nd Prize - $100 Gift Certificate BETTY LOU MASTERSON, Cape May 3rd Prize $50 Gift Certificate GLENNA J. CALAHAN, Lower Township