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SURE A IT was a terrible »*Kht! We were driving up 3rd Avr the other night and rfght in the window of

the Irish Pavillion at 9825 look more closely and saw Third were three early and one of the .moat original fearsome' witches plying Halloween window their trade We got out; to displays we’ve ever seen.

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\Ve stopped the next day to congratulate Ellen Vaugn. who owns the Pavillion on her charming window and . she quickly gave Connie Sands, owner of the Sandpiper Galerie, credit for the shamrock ear .She’s busy redecoratng her home but she said the Pavillion will remain open ‘til Christmas on Friday. Saturday and Sundays ,

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HAPPY TO report that Helen Morrls-is recovering nicely from a heart attack. Arnold Morris has been looking ko worried ‘but he showed up briefly at the Seniors the ^other night looking happy for the first time in weeks. Marian Peterman who was also quite ill is home andTully recovered, according to her Granddaughter Marian Dambraskas who left her job here for a more challenging' one in Casmoland. Marian, the younger, loves hpr job except for Sundays She says checking out *500 guests in one day is almost too much challenge. a WE HAD (Winer with Mary Ann Yockey last week. In addition to being

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capable of owning and running a business well (she owned the Sea Horse on the wharf until recently) she makes a mean quiche effortlessly. We were fascinated to see the recent additions and im-, . provements she’s made in her home. She is ojwiously. happly to be retired and relaxing in a grand style. Gene Kline, an old boating buddy, was there with us and it was so-much fun sitting around yacking we stayed way too late.

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WE .WERE sick this week when we went into Party Time, the gourmet deli at 98th St. and Third Ave. to pick up. some of their frozen delicacies and fo’^id .most of the food cases gone and the rest being packed With the remaining food reduced frbm

20-50 percent off.

We talked to the owner or manager (we’re not sure which) and he told us that Party Time is closing permanently. As far as Ware concerned this is a realToke to the community; it’s catering facility was, well

run by capable, attractive and unfailingly pleasant, girls. AT ONE time a new hat could lift tfe most severe depressioR but at the seakhore, forget it! Now it’s Shoes that do the trick. Thus, on a recent gloomy day, with winds clocked at less than gale velocity we checked odt the Harbor Bodtery in the Gallerie.at 98th and 3rd Ave. owned by Emma Hafele (wife of Robert Hafele who manages the S. H. Branch of Marine National Bank). An awful lot of gals must have had the glums that day because the joint was jumping. 'Helen' Hill who works ther£, helped us choose from among a surprisingly large selection of boots, bags and shoes — all tres chic. We walked' out with three, noUthe one pair, of shoes we really needed. We felt almost frugal because the previous customer bought 5 pair. The Hafeles have been coming here since 1960 and became permanent residents in ‘73.

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