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Herald & Lantern 28 October 81

HAKKY CLAYTON JR.. Avalon construction of ficial, asked news media present at thp October meeting to'pass on his request to residents that they call the Bureau of Licences . and inspections for a free inspection of permanently. installedheatingdevices in their homes . fie Explained this doesn't apply to moveable electric or keroscene stoves but something <sittached to the house with a chimney flue' The inspection wilP

coat you nothing and could save the home or cottage you love, money, most importantly, could spare residents injury or ev.en their lives. . WE TOLD YOU a long time ago in this space that Joanie and Dave Krumbhaar would v be returning to their old love, Stone Harbor, and they’re back. They . bought that adorable A< frame house in Scotch Bonnet, or more officially, 720 Stone Harbor Blvd. We've

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You have never seen a more magnificent view in these parts. Joahie’s first act wasso typical of her — shegavcT ri black lounge

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chair, in perfectly good condition to Horace Griffith of Weber CL for the use of the American Legion Post. IF YOU MISSED the dinner honoring Police Chief Joseph Foley last Friday you missed a lot pf fun. It was Avalon at its sentimental best and with two or three exceptions everyone was there. Wt* got to know several people we have'only known only im their official capacity and found, them to be lots of fun. Chief Foley took the humorous roasting in the spirit in which it was intended and replied with a gracious speech and a few jibes of his own. The gals all looked especially pret-

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Griff, was chairman of the occasiOiC was wearing a gorgeous shade; of ."raspberry khiftMary Ann Busha. (wife of Councilman Jini) was inra two : piece beige knit. Bu$ the nicest sight that night VaS Izzy Foley in a long,,chartreuse crepe, and fully recovered from the illness which kepfi her out of action so Idng. ' AT THE OCT. Monthly Meeting of the S.H. Seniors, Gracine McManemy of 100th St. in Stone Harbor presented fed (Mrs. Dick) Owens of

10905 Second Ave. with a lovely framed oil painting of the beach and Ocean at 122nd St. In case any of you don’t realize it, Gracine is a talented artist as well as being a. very thoughtful person.

-TED HAS no mean talent as a photographer, and for * years has been taking color photographs of the Seniore at their happiest and most attractive moments, having them developed at her own expense and later giving them to her models as a surprise. She has given the recipients great pleasure over the years and added yet another measure of joy at being a member of the group. Gracine made her presentation with a gracious speech expressing Uie thanks and feelings of the entire gathering.

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surprised to see several teenagers in the audience. They |arrived with Betty Ross (Mrs. Wm.) of 176 24th St. When the Ume came for questions from the public, Carole Tozbur and Betty Ross rose' as spokeswomen for the boys

who were worried that their hockey field might be taken for some other purpose. 'r Both women asked Council to give the matter gravfe consideration because the spot presently provides a healthy outlet for boys in their teen years. APPROXIMATELY 25 ' youths gather there nightly from 7-9 p.m. for hockey practice under the supervision of DaVe Haberle, the youth-oriented recreation director. The situation came to Betty’s attention when her gCindson told her about rumours he'd heard that the field was to be used for another purpose. He used his noodle when he asked Betty for help — She immediately called vacationing Mayor Armalcost in Florida and Councilwoman Grace Keep for advice, then showed up at Boro Council with.cogent reasoris for both the retention of and‘repairs to the field. Her reasoning was sound and the Council impressed. Betty’s'prompt action is to be commended because her husband, Bill, was in the hospital again for an in-, fection which followed recent surgery. We talked to Betty today;*$1)6 brought Bill home on Friday and he’s do beautifully.

Civic CluiA-iyfaU Trip

STONE HARBOR - The Women’s Civic club is planning another trip to Pleasantville Shore Mall and then to Rams Head Inn for lunch Thursday, Nov. 19. Club president Mrs. Dotty Stump said the group will form car pools in front of her house at 371 95th st., at 10 a.m. Husbands are

invited. The lunch will be a dtubch treat. Members 4 may bring* guests. ” Every one must have a reservation. For reservations call Mrs. Stump at 368-2848 by Monday, Nov. 16. If there is enough .interest in the November outing another will be planned for December.

Halloween For Seniors

STONE HARBOR - At the recent business meeting of the borough's Seniors president Harry Strohmetz announced plans were bejng made to hold the annual Halbween party Saturday R. the American Legion Hall, 117th St. and Second Ave. Chairman is Marguerite Klotzbucher. All members attending should come in,

hobo costumes Strohmetz, an accomplished guitar player, will be assisted by Ray deLaurentis and Paul Scarlett in furnishing live music. Games and door prizes will be available. A costume contest will start at 8 p.m. with a grand march. Reservations can be made by calling Jean - Westhoff, 368-6961.

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