fiERRY DAUGHERTY of Andre's Beauty Salon at 9424 3rd Ave. is busy moving this week. She has been at the same location for 18 years. Gerry bought the business from its previous \ owner 11 years ago. but not the building. Now Marabplla’s Restaurant owner of the building, is expanding and the salon/ owner has to find new quarters. She found a glamorous hew spot at 373 96th St and will be open for business Thursday. Jan. 7th. And dbn’t worry — the phone numbers the same. Gerry says she is plann ing an Open House for her clientele "as soon as I get it all set." STONE HARBOR has had a social season in the

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best sense of the word., Marion and Paul Scarlett had a jofnt Christmas Party with Alice and Tom Clydesdale at the Clydesdale's fascinating home in Cold Spring. Both Tom (mayor of Lower Twp.) and Alice are do-it-yourselfers and have made their home a real showpiece. This time their Clydesdale horses were seen romping through the

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How they came to ac* quire the horses is a sentimental story in itself. The Clydesdale's were vacationing with their children here, by coincidence, there was a Budweisser convention. Tom saw the horses and said. "Boy, what 4 wouldn't give to have one of those horses!" Their son. Jimmy, said nothing, but he aru^his wife quietly went out arid bought the complete collection for their parents. Needless to say. these horses rm; one of Tom and Alice's most beloved possessions. We also had a chance to talk to their daughter. Joi. Joi is the manager of the candle shop at historic Cold Spring Village. Since this closes during the winter months, she has oppned a shop called the Flickering

Wick on Main St. in CM Court House, next to the Pizza Box.-dpi specializes in candles and all sorts of /prass and wooden candle

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She'll be back at the Village in summer but, meanwhile — while adding a great new attraction in Court House — she’s not losing touch with her craft. THE NEW Year’s Eve, party thqt the S. II. Seniors ' give annually at thft Coast Guard Station r was a howling success as usual. It’s always a B Y OB. party with the Seniors providing their owh talented orchestra and singers. There's also full-tirrte music and the entertainment is non-stop. Everyone brings their favorite records and all the c6lebrants join in square dancing or the Alley Cat. There was a fashion show too with Matt Woolerv in her gorgeous green and gold mandarine gown and Lillian Dougherty in.- hc4; diaphanous evening pa-

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