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MR.* MRS. Henry Blum of Cape May House, better ‘known as the owners of Henny’s Restaurant on Third Ave. in Stone Harbor. drove to Stuart, Fla. in 4ess than 14 hotfrs. If they look a little less tan than you might expect it s cause they spent almost all their time readying the new condo they have bought there. ItfARCELLE & Ray DeLaurentis and -Jessie StrohmeU & Councilman Harry have just returned from a great fall trip to visit the Strohmetz’s daughter, Virginia and her husband Karl Nelte in Lenhartaville, Pa. • • • It was Fall folliage time in Pa. Dutch country and the foursome visited Reading and the Leesport Fair while they were there. PAUL ft Marlon ScarlFlt have just returned from their annual fall visit to their daughters in the South. Ann Jordan and her daughter and two sons in Roanoke, Va. and Paula Kenworthy with her two boys*in Maryville, Tenn. Of course the grandchildren are growing up now. Two of the boys have jobs and the rest are in college so the Scarletts didn't see as much of them as they would have liked but they both looked refreshed and ready to dike up their civic Responsibilities. POLICE CrflEF Bill Donohue meant business when he said Overloaded vehicles w4>N- be prevented from crossing the 96th St. Bqdge into

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Stone Harbor. Marion Scarlett was in the Knit Wit Yarn Shop at the Wharf this week and told us that a heavily loaded truck was turned back at the entrance to the bridge. Most trucks carry CB radios so it won’t take long for the word to spread. • • • CHIEF DONOHUE was very pleased that Ptl. Steven O'Connor received a commendation for meritorious service on the recommendation of the' Awards Committee after consideration of his intelligence-gathering role as a member of the Cape May County Hostage Negoiation Unit while dealing with a barricaded gunman in Lower Township. Seems O'Connor’s quick action prevented what could have been a nasty incident without .injury or loss of 'life. • • • MARGUERITE Klotz* bur her |pok over the annual S.H. Seniors’ Hallo; ween Party this year. Matt & Drew Woolery have done (Ihe job for years and theirs 1s one toagH act to follow but'YIatj says Marguerite, did a great job and She had more fun and jess worry this year. We called Marguerite for details since we couldn't be there. The* co-chairman was Janr Boss and they had a t helpful committee ^on-

sisting of Helen Hill. Becky Bailey, Ruth Fisher, Marie Spence, Marcelle DeLaurentis, Jessie Strohmetz anch Matt Wooler^. SHE WAS especially grateful to Doris Mitchell for baking all the delicious pies and Jean and Al Westhoff for selling tickets and the admissions desk. The theme was a hobo iparty and the following prizes were awarded: first Marcelle as a lady hobo, second Gene Fisher as an exceptionally funny old lady, and third to Jane & Carey Boss as Baf- Lady and friend. * • ; • THE SENIORS held their . regular business meeting on Wednesday, Nov. 4. That night the entertainment was provided by the choir of the Stone Harbor Elementary School. Under the capable and highly imaginative direction of Robin Ztibko, the kids gave us a foretaste of the Christmas season. There were no sokw. and members of the choir included BetlrJones'from the eighth grade; taura Harrison, Pam Meadowcroft, Katie Girgan, Mark Meadowcroft, James Musumeci, Chris Rice, Gwen Rich, Bill Bomberger, Jennie Sellers and John Spindler from fifth grade. —(Page 13 Please)

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