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M A ft A R K I. t. A ' M • restauranl at W26 Third Ave ik expanding for next summer and this meant, that Cierry Daugherty who owns Andre's Beauty Salon had to find new quarters Gerry has gotten a neat spot on the south side of

me that St. Mary’s Episcopal Church at 95th St is holding its ffell Rummage Sale in the Parish House on Fri., Oct. 23 from filoBpm andOct.24from

9 a m. tilndon

Jean is prexy of the E.C.W and their former

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98th St just before you publicity agent Ed Jaeger cross the bridge She.’ll be is In Spain but she has been

moving in as. sboh as they hjive the new place ready, which she says should be

■ before December

SAW COUNCIL Pres Rachel Sloan at the workshop meeting in Avalon Tast week and asked what she planned on wear ing to the dinner honoring Police Chief Joseph Foley on FridAy. Oct. 23 at Community Hall She hadn't decided but told me the subscriptions are still rollififri" If you haven't made your reservation yet it's still not too late ,to call Griffith Sloan af the Municipal Building; * JEAN JBOI.LO (Mrs Frank) called to remind

getting' wonderful help jyom Canfield Smith who

hhs made all those attrac

live, posters you've been

seefiig for the Bazaar

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PEG GRIMES of 95th St went up to Casinoland last week to try her luck at the . Golden Nugget She uses the same sort of self control that we do She puts the number of quarters she is prepared to lose in her purse and plays ’til they’re gone That night she took out her last quarter and said to her companion "stafld back this is going to be the winner." And was it ever! The second her coin went into the machine there wgs all kinds 6f bells, whistles, and smoke and she got one hun-

dred dollars in quarters. She played a little longer ajid came home $106

richer.

ALL TlTE^^nsign Pulvers 0 /don’t jom the Navy. Virginia and William Phillips of 221-56th St. in Avalon have, a son William J. Jr., who enlisted in the Coast Gudrd four years ago at Cape May. He has-been serving ET-2 on the heavy buoy tender, Hornbeam Just> as his four-year hitch ca^ie to its conclusion the Hornbeam . was returning a repaired buoy to its station at Governor’s Island, N.Y It seems there is d Coast Guard ruling that one must wait 24 hours before reenlisting and Bill spent his 24 hours as a civilian on the Hornbeam watching the .lights of the Big Apple

twinkling in the background. One may also choose the spot to be sworn in and Bill chose an odd place to re-enlist. The top of the radio tower on the

ship. „

That’s a high, high plac£ to be and of course the officer who swore him in hath to go up there too to perform the ceremony. Anyway Bill meant business—he signed on for six more years of duty and hopes to get additional training at San Diego. LAST WEEK we told you how exciting the Quillman Kershners and the Al Johnsons ' found Baltimore's Inner Harbor while cruising on the Mon Ami. This week we talked „ to Jim Fisher df Seashore Home Supplf and got a less enthusiastie appraisal of

the same Harbor. Joey and Jim. Ed and Rebe DesCbamps, and Paul and Gail McConnell all took their sailboats down a week later and didn’t hit nice weather. They were blown in for two days ifl Cape May and two days a^ Annapolis as well. Jim said Inner Harbor did have handsome buildings and restaurants, but for boaters It had some bad drawbacks too. It has slips for 150 boats but only two showers. The only gas dock was closed and he darned near ran out of gas. He said that Oxford still maintains its charm, and St. Michael's was as much fun as ever—so they had a* great cruise anyway. • • • S ' ELAINE AND her husband Dr. Bob Junl never cease to amaze us. Bob has completely remodeled their horn? at 305-84th St. Even to laying a magnifi- ' cent parquet floor which is smpoth as satin to the touch and insulating an obtside shower then lining jt in cedar. Bob is one of those

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people who becomes^an artisan at anything he attemps. Eiaine is an acknowledged expert in her field of nutrition and acts as a consultant to Our Ladies Residence in PleasantViUe, consultant to the pre-nata! information clinic which she organized and set up in Atlantic City Hospital, teaches homemaker aid in Vo-Tech School, consultant to Human Services Coalition in Rio G/ande, and performs the sabie service for die, County Childbirth Education Center. Along with all the time they spend to help others, they garden, can their own food and entertain royally. Last week they invited • Marty and Jim Conlin, Bob's sister Doris, Lois $nd Richard Wells and their beautiful daughter Nancy and us to an absolutely gourmet meal. Bob laughingly remarked Wefi everything you're 'eating came from our South forty, meaning their garden and the bay.

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WILDWOOD - Winter activities, including health activities, educational livities, and club sessii Are underway at the Col munity Center, 115 W

Davis Ave. here. The schedule is:

Monday: Girl Scout Troop 108, 6 to 9 p.m. for ' girls in grades 3-6, Arts and Crafts room; T O.P.S., (Take Off Pounds Sensibly) weight reducing proJr. Miss Pageant CAPE MAY - The 1982 County Junior Miss Scholarship Pageant cosponsored by the city and the Junior Miss Pageant Committee will be )ield in Convention Hall 8 p.m.,

Saturday, Nov. 28.

Senior girls under9U9 years of age attending county high schools are invited ‘to the Orientation Night 7 p.m.Sunday in Convention F|ali. Interested young ladies\can call the Civic Affairs Department at 884-8411 ext.\20 or 27 for additional information.

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gram, 6:45 p.m. Under direction of Marge Larsen. WEDNESDAY: Free Blood Pressure Clinic provided by county Health Dept. 10 a m.-12 ft.m.; Good News Club, a religious program for

school 'Children,!4-5 p.m.

Thursday:. Medical ^linic Services provided to lose who qualify. under CSA guidelines, 9-12, p.m.; Karate class for all ages under direction of James Hatch, 7-9 p.m. Registra-

tion fee is required.

Friday: Adult High School 9 a.m. to 12 a.m.; Growing Young Women Club for girls between 10 and 14, under direction of Ms. Linda Miller, 3:30-5

p.m.

The Community Actidn Council (CAC) meets the second Tuesday of each month.

More Music WILDWOOD — The Schumann Club begins its 55th season of musical programs 8 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 27, in the Fellowship Hall of the First Baptist Church, with selections by guest vocalists and instrumentalists.

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