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Herald & lantern 7 |uly '82

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BVKRYOYK IN St'onr Harbor is deliKbted by thr news lhal Ihrir former mayor. James (>. Wood will be home from Burdette Hospital, probably before you net to read this column WK KHHKI» last week reporting that an Arf Show would be presented by the ‘Women's Civic Club of Stone Harbor. July fi.7. and 8th Thai should have read Antique Show ■ We do hope you checked the Herald's Courtly Cd/endar and discovered pur mistake It s still not to<i late to make the antique show hope to see you there • ♦ IT/TH \ Bt'SY, even for her. was last week for Mrs. Wilbur .W Itaks. Sr . who runs a catering.business in <J+M (' H Her grand daughter Susas Oaks and daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Wilbur W. Oaks 'he is chairman of Hahnemann University's. School of Medicine v was married to Dr. Victnr Tapson. Susan and Victor held

their rehearsal dinner at Downey's restaurant They arrived via. a Fairmont trolley bus. stopping on the way at the Philadelphia Museum of Art and all guests ran up the famous museum's steps a la Sylvester Stallone (whose siatuo now adorns the museum i The wedding reception was at Philadelphia Coun try Club and the next day Susan Tapson's newly acquired grandmother-in-law came down to spend a wee^ with Mrs Oaks who greatly enjoyed the time with her guest Mrs. Joseph Skelton. CONN IF SANDS and Jo Colino. co-directors of the Stone Harbor St bool of Art. gave a kick-off cocktail party for their summer classes at the Wetlands In stitule Classes will include^ watercolors for beginners and intermediate taught by Wm. It Welch; acrylic painting -liy Joe Shepler; watercolor intermediate

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and advanced by Christopher Schink: caligraphy (the latest, rage i by John (iiannoti who will also hold classes in sculpture for children and adults Children's arl classes will he held daily from it a m to 2 p m. conducted by Janet Strass. On hand to greet us with our two hostesses was noted wat^rftilorist Rill Welch who describes himself as a "passionate colorist " His heightened sense of color fills pain tings of favorite haunts like Cape May. Cape. Cod and city and suburban scenes around his homo-«in Philadelphia SPIKK FISHKR of SKA SII OH K TRVK VAl.l'F ih Stone Harbor is well known in the area for

being a terrific fund-raiser for the Stone Harbor chamber of Commerce ■And his efforts this year for tnerr^annual fireworks display held last weekend are no exception It's still* not too late for area merchants to help defray the costs of a spectacular event that's enjoyed by so many Contributions should be sent to the Stone Harbor Chamber ot Commerce BON NIF & PFTER Atkinson of 20th St Avalon have opened a new nursery and flower shop on Kte. 9 just north of Avalon Blvd The couple were married last Nowmber 1 at Welles Memorfcl Church and decided open a business down here Bonrtieis the daughter of the late Jeannette Robert-

son Redhouse from whom we ordered flower ar rangements at Robertsons in Chestnut Hill for years Bonnie has inherited her mother s artistic touch, and they'll be open year round TIIK DARDEN CU B of Stone Harbor's annual cocktail party at the Weltands Institute sawguests greeted by Jan and By Crego. The gals who * created the Watermelon and fruit masterpiece were Diane Harris. Klaine Cathcart and Surannr Walker.' . ^ Serving as bartenders were Wayne Harris. Bill Cathcart. (ieorge Walters. Steven Mixner. Doug Stanford. Bill Boyer. Dave Massey. Bill Salotta and Glenn Townley. Their |» wives served as hostesses Anne Townley brought her delectable shrimp njousse. Hilda Mixsell and incoming club president. Rnmpna Wilson sold chances on the heirloom quilt Mary Conwell

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brought delicious mints in the shapes and colors of flowers and glaced nuts, all of which she made herself W F SPKST Ol'R 21st an niversary. where we had dinner after we were, married. at Honny's. When our ' cocktails arrived we lifted our glasses and said "Happy Anniversary '' The couple sitting next to us said. "Not you too. how many years have you been mar ned 9 " We told them and they told us it was their 40th and they had known each other only five weeks and four days when they took the matrimonial plunge They .are Mr. and Mrs. I.aurancr Rutan of 135 Bonnie Lee Dr.. Northfield. they were originally from Morristown, and when • Larry retired from the Marines they moved down here 2nd coincidence: Larry works for the Atlantic City Press. Vera works at the Children’s House for the Handicapped in big A C. The reason they were having their anniversary din ner at Henoy’s is because their boat Bali Hoi is docked at Dariings Yacht Sales and they spend their weekends here We "asked them baek to our house- after dinner and because of a couple of family portraits we have and Vera i? interested in genealogy the talk turned to ancestors which produced the third coincidence: both Vera and my spouse had Dutch antecedents named Schoonmaker who settled in Newburgh. N Y a couple of centuries back In some crazy way they must-be related How's that for the Small, World Dept 1 Regatta Set By New Fleet STONE HARBOR - The recently formed Stone Harbor Hohie Cat Fleet 456. with a growing membership of 26. will hold a Tuneup Regatta StRurday. July 10 open to Avalbn^nd Har bor Hobie sailors' There will Ik* four races Entrants must be fleet members and no fee will be charged to enter Preceding the races a skippers' meeting will be held at 10 a m. on the beach at 122nd St WINNERS TROPHIES wifi be awarded that-even-ing at a party to be held by Commodore Glenn Reber at 9827 Sunset Dr. At the same time formal dates for "Hull Flying" competition will he planned A long distance race of 33 miles starting in Stone Harbor as an irfvitational race will be discussed if there is enough interest Three more regattas will he scheduled. More information can be obtained by calling 368-2440

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NEW CAPTAIN of Stone Harbor Beach Patrol is Kurt Spychalla. who has been first lieutenant on - patrol for many years.