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COilSaiHAp Marry «iromri/> many friends will be glad to .kno* we talked lo him today and he's rapidly# regaining his health- He ran t wait to get hack- on Borough Count'll ' at&rvturn to his, dema’n (ImgS job asi proxy of 'the Stone Harbor Seniors We’ve only known-H&rry* fur two years, hut we can imagine the Job his wife, Jessie, has in-keeping that limitlesrj energy in check AT |. \ST year's Feb din'no£ meeting of the Stone Iftrbor Chamber of Com

merce. past Jjrexy Glenn A. Townley startled the audience fly announcing that tHe speaker Robert J. Smelt/er wa|s expecting to bectpne a father momentarily Front that moment ' on. every guest jumped each time the phone rang Robert Jr J was born just hours later at Burdette Tomlin' j Hospital. Therefore. seemed most appropriate that Robert Sr. was back as one of two speakers this Feb. 15th to announce expansion pfahs for the samb hospital Rob is coOnty chairman

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of the fund drive to enlarge and improve the services of Cape May" County's . ofily hospital His co-speaker was John T.'LaBounty, the professional director of the fund drive. IVfr. LaRounty is president of Development Associates Media. Inc., based in Stone llurbnr. His firm specializes in

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public relations, marketing, computerbased word processing and fund raising. Jack has experience in hospital management, and is a former radio and TV news commentator. Bob Smeltzer was the first speaker. He explained the reasoning behind the fifth expansion of the hospital (expected to cost about $33 million). Overcrowded conditions, lack of space, and xtrairf onv the staff — even before the. summer crowds—are well known. Jack I^Boubty explained that over 30. years ago Burdette Tomliitymade an initial rontribuHon of $fe5,000 and asked othVrs to match it. Thf institution was founded—with the help of many—and residents were provided with local hospital care for the first ^time. Since 1950 — when there were 56 employees and 65 beds — it has grown to the point where there are now 500 employees and' 171 beds. The staff includes more than 100 highly trained physicians. - ' • * • ALEXANDRA and John Kokonos of 119th St. and Znd'Ave., gave an engagement party for their daughter Mary and her financee, Rick Ensslen, son of Jane and Hank Ensslen of Avalon, on Valentine’s Day. On Sunday the 14th their beautiful winter home in Havertown was a mass

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of pink, f-ed and white flowers. The^c was a ceremony—the Blessing of the Rings—that we had never witnessed before. It was delivered by Father Jim Katerlin. of St. George's Cathedral. Phila\ who will perform the wedding ceremony in Sept. He also baptized Mary when she was an infant.

THIS NEWSPAPER’S Adopt a Pet campaign made at least one family extremely happy and found a home for a loving French poodle. Rita Goode (Mrs. Bruce R.) of 88th St., Avalon, called to ask if she could pick up a copy of last week’s Herald at our home. My spouse said "Natch" but almost went into -shock when she said she'd arrive at 6 a.m. the. next ifiorning (he considers we’re pushing to breakfast at 10 a.m.J. Rita, of course, had been kidding and stopped about noon. The Goodes have had two magnificent German Sheperds, which unfortunately have mounted the Piece of the Rock golden staircase to Dog Heaven. They recently decided it’s time to get another pet that will require less ekercise. Through the Adopt a Pet program sponsored by the newspaper, they contacted the County Animal Welfare Society and Wound up with an adorable, wellmannered French poodle named Barney Google.

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NICE to know our neighbors Ellic and Harry Fry of 85th St. should be on their way home from their trip to Orlando, Naples and Key Largo. It’s swell knowing your friends are having fun while you’re shoveling snow, but having a good neighboj; awdy is a little like missing a front tooth — you’re painfully aware of the absence only while it

lasts. • • •

WE ARE delighted with the heat our kerosene stove has provided us this -year. Can’t imagine what our utility bills would have

been without it! That's why we couldn't understand why the city of Phila was making such a fuss about the safety element. We ’ brought this to the attention of someone more knowledgeable and he asked us where we store the fuel. When we told him he replied, "that’s just the point. They're not afraid of thfe units themselves, they're afraid of fuel storage and Ifick of ventilation around the unit. They eat up the oxygen you know." We had been warned by the instructions oever to go to sleep while the unit is still burning. But as our friend said, "How many people do you know that read and follow instructions?"

Births

COURT HOUSE - TN> following rwrnl area births have been announced by Burdette Tomlin Memorial Hoapttal DAUGHTER to Kenneth and Carol Nicholson Blake of 208 Bennett . Rd , Court House. Feb 5 DAUGHTER lo Rebecca Dally of 123 Broadway. West Cape May. Feb 5. SON to Michael and Anita West Wilson of 8500 New Jersey Ave . Wildwood Crest. Feb 8 SON to Nevan and Rita Abrams Long of 28 Rita Dr . Court House. Feb 9 SON to John and l.inda Hess Lambert of 702 Caspain Ave . N Cape May. Feb 9 SON to Matthew and Doris Emrick Cos of Academy Rd . Den nisvllle. Feb 10 SON to Jeffrey and Suzanne Bowman Dieffrnharh of AM W 26th St, Wildwood, Feb 10 DAUGHTER to Jay and Jennifer Kershaw Mansfield of A Fieldview Dr., North Cape May. Feb. 10 SON lo Arthur and Joanne Morrison NHder of 217 E 2Ath Ave . North Wildwood, Fch 12 DAUGHTER to John and Jan Zedlar Letb of Rt. A7. Goshen. Feb 1A.

SOMERS POINT the following recent area births have been an nounced by Shore Memorial Hospital: DAUrtllTEH to David and Anne l4>ngstreet Adams of Shellbay Rd . Court House. Feb 10 SON lo Blair and Donna Hoffman Hansen of 103 Bates Ave. Rio Grande, Feb It SON to Bruce and Susan Inman Holcombe of I2A2 Central Ave. Ocean City. Feb 12 SON to Steven and Mary Frldhaurr Rambo of 5209 West Ave . Ocean City. Feb 12.

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