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A.WONE WHO miMed last week's regular meeting of Stone Harbor r Boro Council failed to hear the Planning Board's ex citing long range hope* for the town’s business district Representatives from' the Planning Board. Hob Vonv Bill Fox and Marlene ( taper sat with .('bunnl and proffered their ,suggestions for thfV^ enhancement of t,he block • on t*oth the north and south sides of 9ftth between ae-f c ond and third Aves Agreeing that the transi lion could.only take place with enthusiastic coopera-* thin fromtnerchants, Coun» oil listened with interest to the following proposals.

among them THE TOWN will try for a colonial or early sea coast area as a. theme; removal of. all overhead power lines; widening the sidewalks by 3. feet if this will not negate diagonal parking or add to traffic conjestion; use of muted Williamsburg colors on new buildings; encourage use of mulli-pangd windows rather than huge plate glass ones; substitute . signs which identify a shop or businfss for ones which advertise, advocate use of shutters whether they be decorative or operable; and replace the concrete sidewalks .with a more at-, tractive surface or add a

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contrasting curbing. AGREEING with Council that the first place to get . input was from the merchants. Jt wa£ generally felt that Wfot would benefit the Builiness community would be an asset to all residents as well. It-was suggested that •a Chamber of Commerce meeting would provide an excellent forum for advancing the

plans . •- •

Given their approval, the next stdp would be to look for an experienced town planner who could provide advice on feasibility and technical aspects of the program. It was also the concensus that a fiveperson committee should be appointed to guide those washing to make changes in their properties to conform with Stone Harbor's new

ambience .

’ principal of Stone Harbors Elementary School, called to remind us of the annual Book Fair to be held in the school on Wed. & Thurs.. Dec 9 It 10 Oq Wednesday the Fair will- be open to th^ public between the hours of 9-12 noon and 1-3 p.m. Thursday we're invited from 9-12 and 1-2 p.m. Do stop in and support this interesting function which is organized and run by the students for the benefit of thei^school.

COUNCILMAN R. Jack Fitzpatrick told us this week that William Hitler Jr.. Pres, of Diller and Eisher Co. Inc., has promoted David Farina of Sea Isje City to the position of

Sales Manager.

Dave, who

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AVALON Councilman Raymohd S. Gray attended « meeting of the MUA in Dcegn City on Nov. 24 armed With •statistics he had a?ked boro auditor Irwin Goller to prepare. He reported back to Council on Nov 25. His revelations were disturbing both to the Council and to thft public. . Wheretos pr«5«ntly the cost per "house hpla unit for sewage is approximately $60, under the IlUA's present budget thejWqgMo the borough is $300.13 per unit and will increase to $347.93. . THE BASISif for thisi calculation: The current \ charge for sewage from the '

is37wasrais- - municipality is $495,598 ed and When you add the annual

Charge of $1.312.300 of MUA to be increased to $1.771,898 by dividing the cost of the presently existing 5,100 household units, you arrive at the figure of $347.93 per household. The Golden Inn, for example, which pays $5,730 a year will be paying

$33,900 for sewage.

Councilman Gray also noted that boro engineer, Al Herman has spotted \! some discrepancies and protested them at the t'ifhe. After the meeting Mr. German was asked to return to the MUA and discuss his

complaints.

WE REMINDED you last-week not to miss the wonderful Seven Mile Beach Ecumenicdh Fellowship Thanksgiving Service on Nov. -22 and surely hope you didn't. The auditorium of Maris Stella was crowded vvith' good people wanting to demonstrate thelrfaith and counting their many bless-

ings.

All the dernoninations on

the island were represented by their

clergy.

THE MUSIC from both the adult and youth choirs was superb. The Cantor James Kruc had a particularly moving voice. It was also inspiring to see so many beautiful young people participating. Ushers included Albert Meadowcroft. Laura Harrison. Jon Keary, Adam Schulz and Teresa Rieser. Serving as Acolytes were Patrick Dwyer. Sean Conner, Gregory Martin, Lisa Saraduke and Edmund Donovan.Following the service . there was a delicious buffet supper and we chatted with many friends from both Avalon and Stone Hatbor. Ecumenicity has long been

close to this writer's heart. GOING BACK to the days of being a member of' St. Mary’s Church in Ardmore (The church which owns and supports the Russell Cottage in Stone Harbor for the use of its family members) we were chairman of the ecumenical committee when we had to explain what the word meant to 1 most parishioners. We always hoped to achieve something like last Sunday’s service and were thrilled that it had already coipe about in this community

DOCTOR CHARLES H. BOXMAM * ■ ■ Diplomats imortoan Board of PodlafHo Sorgory FOOT SPECIALIST ^nn^uncos th* Opening of on Additional OHic* in Cop* Moy Court H#u«* for th* proctic* of Podiatry ond Sportt * M*dicih*. *(*" . «■ 2 VILUGE DR. DENNISVILIE RO. ^ CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE, NJ 08210 466-5244

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Parochial Schoo. graduated from Ocean Cfty High and went on to Atlantic Community College and ; Rutgers Uni\. He's a member of the Stone Harbor Lions and the New Jersey Realtor's assn . Dave and his wife Delores have twp children, Michelle, ff, and William 7. HE'S BEEN associated with Diller and Fisher for 12 years; Serving as manager of the insurance dept, and, later, appointed to the post of assistant secretary when the company was reorganized in

1981.

His new duties will include supervising sale and retail listings, mortgage replacements and public relations, ft is always great to hear about promotions fopm within a company, specially when it's well

deserved.

LYDIA AND Ron Borek of Dune Dr. had a hairy experience last week. They were returning from a visit to distant, friends when their younger son Steven, became rcative. Lydia suggested changing from the rear right hand side to the front side to quiet the younger sibling. They were just about to turn onto the j\valon Exit from the ParkWay when there was a horrendous crash on the window where Lydia and the baby had been sitting. FRAGMENTS OF glass filled the back seat of the car and the Boreks thought someone had shot at them from the marsh. Ron called the police at the next phone and they responded immediately. After investigation it was decided that some drunk or crazy kid hurled a tremendous rock

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Luckily, no one was injured but they were all frightened, happy to be safe and awfully frightened at what some loonies will do to get their jollies.

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