8

Herald A Lantern 25 November 81

LATEST WORD on the tfth St Bridge in Stone *. Harbor ik it's/due to be ‘ rr!)!!.It beginning in the falJ of \9K2 and fipihhed the spr mg of 1913 It will have to »*• < IomhI during the period so look forward to some tncwivwiwhce. V/v were shocked to learn that the old bridge at 104th . SI is said to be'in the worst condition of any bridge inthe State Federal monies have been applied for on the project on 98th St., but Reaganomics- could enter the picture.herc • NUT A BKNF. Tjte ' Seniors' of Stone Tlarbbi; will not tie holding a Fuh Night at the Elementary School |he Wednesdiy before Thanksgiving this woek ( The next meeting will be the business meeting on Wednesday, Dec 2 when niembers are aske«l to ,bring .presents lor the'mentally handicapped students at the Woodbme ^State School

They should be wrapped , of course and have a label • identifying the contents which Can be easily detached before giving them to the recipients Sam Schet linger of 77 Winding Way, CMCH has faffered to deliver the gifts to the school the following day* COUNCILMAN Harry Strohmetz is beaming these days He got authorization from S H Boro Council to replace many sections of sewer pipe where they were, known to be faulty > i c rain. water was known to be leaking into the sewage pipes and the Boro was.going to have to pay the MUA the cost for processing this extra sewage . The contract was put up for bids after he consulted other experts and they came up with a guesstimate of 1800,000 for the work To his delight he got six bids. the.highest of which was 9700,000

News Notes frqm-

Seven Mile Beach M'Ellen Rowland 368-2294

The lowest $380,000 was bid by Sheer Bros, of Salem, N.'J. who have already done two excellent jnbs in .Avalon - Mr Jjttrohpictz’’said the com-' pady would try to notify us when work is expected to. be done on our own street but there are always sjipupS and he asked us to try to bear with it

Lower township Chohnber of Commerce / : Trip To NARMN’S CASINO THURS., DEC. 17 PACKAGE INCLUDES: •$10.00 IN QUARTERS • $10.00 SHOW'STEPPIN'OUT" FREE CHAMPAGNE-11 PM FREE TRANSPORTATION £ ,$2a.00 VALUE COST — SI3.00 PER PERSON But l*av*» Guorant** Bank. Villa* at 6 30P.M. Depart* Horrah* at 12:45 thorp ' * EXTRA BONUS... $25. IN QUARTERS FQR PERSON IN LUCKY SEAT Phon» 886-6651 or 886-3143 LIMITED SiAflNG

BUY THIS GE ] RANGE GETAGE REBATE.

S50RI,IWrt: This I irm*Maki’'r' M rnhj;i* with sdf-ileaning oven combines micntwnve ami conventional 'cooking hv give you the same gtHH.1 'cooking in less time. |rtV42C

:okk,i\ai

mil

■Ri-HAJI

*899 *50

HNAl U)ST

•849

GE BRINGS GOOD THINGS TO LIFE. GENERAL ELECTRIC

Shop & Compare I • Shop & Compare!

IJ. H

JUST '(JOT a postal from Dr. Bob Junl who has lived in Stone Harbor for years tmt has only recently made it his permanent home. He’s been out in Baja, Calif, visiting one of his two nephews While he was away 'we had our savage storm and Bob’s precious boat broke l^osc from its mooring behind their home on 83rd St. Fortunately, Bob’s wife Elaine saw. it happening and called Rich (Whlteyl Applegate at his Island Outboard Service and .swears Whitey was theep within four minutes to save the day. Whitey worked for DesChpmps before it was sold and now is in business • for himself SAW BETTY Ramsay this week for the first time since she had eye surgery at Lankenau Hospital She looks rparvefous and says it was a cinch. She gives full credit to her surgebn Dr. Llchenstein who is on the staff of Lankcnau and Wills Eye as wejl. She’ll have to have the operation on the other eye later but says she has no apprehension at all now. JANE & C AREY Bois of 84th St. teamed up with Ruth and (iene Fisher of 10117 Corinthian Dr. to give a smashing dinner party at the Fisher’s home last week Their house might have been designed to give parties No traffic jams, perfect flow and loads of room for dancing. The food was sumptious and we must' ask Jane for the recipe for hot crab canapes If she’s' smart she’ll keep it a secret. Had a long talk with .Gene Westhoff who recently congratulated Jim Ow-

ing* for adding five and a lurif more pages to the Chamber of Commerce booklet for next year. Both Al and Gene deserve a great deal of credit for the amount of time they spend getting advertizers' and compiling this indispensable small volume of in-

formation.

Hostess Ruth Fisher who was wearing that almost unwavering beautiful smile of.hers and a muljfi-pleated gray crepe pants hostess outfit told us the vegetable casserole captained no zucchini (our favorite Italian vegetable) but it was delicious and we J vd got to get the recipe for that ono too. ^ EVERYONE WE know ha's boon taking trips, either sightseeing or just to visit friends or family and this writer finally convinced her spouse if was tirhe to check up on (he children and grandchildren. One family lives in Wellesbbro',; Pa. iipar Pennsylvania’s Grand} Canyort. and the other tn Dingman’s Ferry in IhC extreme norIhpasterh pari of Ihc same

kill

state £

We generay.jryjft k two birds vvitnlmc stone, speak, hut (his time we ide two separate trips ih • samp week and, (hfc( v » last lime we ll try it\

TfLEVISION APklANCE CARPET S CABINET CENTER Throughout Cop* Moy Couqty In Noarly Evary Horn# You’ll Find Applionca* From J J. Hon» PHONE 522-1421 ■ 26th 4. NEW YORK AVE., NORTH WILDWOOD HOURS m6n. SAI 9-5 • FRI evt 7 8 30 PM

to speak, but (his time made

the'

the.

1000 miles of riding is just too much for our old bones. ON OUR WAY lip we Stopped at the Wellsboi*o Hotel which is a quiet, oldfashioned spot with very good grub and famed locally •for Ms generous smorgasbord It’s just a short drive to the canyon which is well worth seeing. On our trip to the Poeonos we stopped at the Greenhouse at Fernwood; which offers a complete^ different ambience Adjoining the magnifi’dbntly Edwardidn Gaslight ftoom is the Aslor Hoorn, aballroom which Maitre de Fran Russo showed us by request. Its a gojden room in-decoration crowned by the original world famous Astor Hotel crystal cjiandeliers. TVE DRIFTED back 50 years in lime.and could

plainly remember dancing with Jimmy Durante (who ’ lived (here, for years). It was probably one of the biggest moments in this writer’s life — but. old age has grabbed us. and- we can’t remember the name of the famous orchestra which always played there. We think it vvas Vincent Lopez or Meyer Davis, but it’s driving us nuts! , The Greenhouse offers many other enticements, among them: and 18 hole PGA golf course with a 19 holder for duffers; tennis 1 courts both ipdoor and out. stables, a ski area with, a snow maker in case - the wealer goes wrong, senior citizens', package, adjacent Winona Fallas Family. Theme Park, teen center and 13 nearby factor outlets. If sophistication plus mountain air is your bag, this complex is for you There is not one age group they haven't catered to. and you can go cither American ofr European plan. IF ANYONE’S interested. the kids, both generations, were ' happy and healthy. The youngest , little Ian who weighs 21 lbs at 3 months, shows promise of becoming a middle Imcbacker al Penn State. If* hps a sweet*: lovable disposition hut then so did Sam Hun of (he Washington Redskins* and they look very alike His father Richard (Cub) Clement was delighted to hear about the hia bash honoring Police CUief Joe Foley of Avalon. CimJHIly

Messenger and Steve Carbon! were all on Chief Foley’s Little League Team years ago and all remember him with affection. . IF YOU occasionally want a change of locals without too much travel involved try the Corbin. House, in Corbin City near Tuckahoe on Hie. 50. It had been highly recommended ‘ to us by George -Tatem of , CMCH who's a real gourmet, and by Joan and Dave Krumbiiaar who. have nevjer steered us wrong . * Unfortunately we chose a Saturday night to go Reservations are requested mil we found il operates plainly on A first- * Tome first-served basis fl s an enormously popular spot (deservedly so) hut avoid Saturdays if possible They also serve luncheons Yhe Inn is historically situated in an area which once was the site of shipbuilding. glassworks and ironworks.. After that it became^ a railroad town, when in 1804 the Phlla. and Seashore Railroad- began daily excursions between Pbila. and Cape May County resorts. ‘ CORBIN ifoUSK itself . has q warm, relaxed atmosphere of earl# America The staff ft cordial. atlentftc and efticient; the detfbr is attractive and the drinks expertly made The food on the cjC ‘Tensive )*menu was delicious.

MIRACLE EAR® II For ' NERVE DEAFNESS Miracle-Ear® - If you hear BUT do not understand. THIS IS FOR TOU! TRY IT BEFORE YOU BUY IT! REG. '449.00 CHRISTMAS ^SPECIAL.ft now , 229 00 LIMITED Of FE8 FREE HEARING TEST IN OUR OFFICE OR YOUR HOME

FOR MORE INFO: COME IN, CALL, or WRITE (UK MAT C0UNTT HEARING AID DISKNSART, IT MARATN MANOR SHOPPINfl CTH. RIO GRANDE, NJ. 08242. SBB-0219

Carpel^ Cleaned

ANY TWO ROOMS

$3999

(Combined Hvlnp/dlnlng are«n Are Two Separate Room*) CALL NOW. OFFER ENDS NOV. 30. 1981

Deep Cleaning by Mo»»arClaan'» Powerful Truck-mounlad

•a the beauty Scotch-guard

equipment can rastora tba beauty of your corpott! All

* d carpet protection

furniture moved

available

CALL 522-1717 MASTERCUAN CLEANING SERVICES

,The Irish (q'\ Pavilion I.'V. 1

Stone Harbor HUNDREDS OF NEW ITEMS FROM IRELAND! Jewelry - decorating accessories giassware FLAGS - FOSTERS - CRAFT ITEMS CAPS HATS SWEATERS CAPES KILTS Ninety Ninth Street and Third Avenue 368-1112' Hrs: Fri. & Sat. 10-5; Sun. 11-3