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THE ANNUAL corona (ion of Little Miss Stone Harbor is July 23 in the auditorium of, the Elementary School Sponsored by the Women’s Civic Club and chaired as usual by Mrs. Harry Wear, this is one of the boro's most festive and charming events. We just talked to Vlkl Wear and she's bubbling with enthusiasm The 12 little contestants aging from 7 to 9 will march jn wearing long dresses and carrying beautiful, bouquets with streaming ribbons supplied by the Cote House on thr Wharf They will be follow ed by Haul Manlon (Grandson of Al and JeanWesthoffi bearing the crowlt - on a velvet pillow. Councilman R. Jack Fitipatrick will be the emcee SORRY TO have to report that Marge Otton (wife of Realtor. George) who devotes many, many hours each winter teaching the S H Seniors aerobic.

dancing, suffered one of those trivial. but nonetheless painful, home accidents and wound up with a broken foot. On a more cheerful note, we failed to report last week that the appearance of former mayor James G. Wood (looking like an Olympic sprinter) at the C harlie Rudrauff's July 4th party was the highlight of an evening which was all highs BUMPED INTO pretty Pam Meadowcroft. daughter of A.W. Meadow crofts, 244 R9th St., looking like a major leaguer last Wednesday wearing a smile wider than the bay Pam is the only girl on the S.H. Wildcats baseball lean) which had just beaten the tdgfes. 4-2 in their opening frame. The Avalon-Stbne Harbor league is cmnprised of four different teams which com pete on a regular baSis Reason for Pam’s extrawide grin: This is the first

September Run For Life Set

AVALON - Nearly 1.000 runners are expected to participate in the Fifth An nual Run for Life, a charity event expected tq Raise approximately $5,000 for epilepsy research: 10 a m Sunday. Sept 5. at the 21st St Circle on Dune Drive. Entry forms for the fivemile race have been placed in businesses throughout Avalon. Stone Harbor, Sea Isle City and surrounding communities’ A ont^nile Fun Run will also Ik* held A TOTAL OF 47 trophies ahd pri7.es will be awarded in age categories ranging from Ifi and undel- to over 60 in both male and female divisions Race mementoes will be

given to all participants and non-running doners to the Epilepsy Fund may deceive a race memento by paving the entry fee. WITH THE anticipated proceeds this year, the Run for Life Will have raised nearly $12,000 for various charities In previous four years of racing, funds have been donated to the Cancer Crusade. Heart Fund. Avalon Rescue Squad and the Avalon School Special learning Unit. Entry forms may be requested by writing Avalon Run for Life, P.O. Box I. Avalon. 08202. Donors may make checks payable to the Run for Life, at the same address.

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time in seven years the Wildcats have won their opening game, and Pam’s brother. Mark made the first run. Another reason for the grin: Pam had just bought a spice cupboard at the Civic Club's Antiques Fair for her grandmqjher Ruth Fisher (Mrs. <^ene). THE .E.C.W’S of St. Mary's Church have asked all members and anyone else to contribute toiletries for residents of Crest Haven Medical Facility for the Care of the Elderly. (A .brand new name for the highly esteemed home), which accommodates both men and women. Selections may be dropped off at the Parish House THE GEORGE Spences. Gene Fishers. Ray del.aurentises found a swell reason for throwing another party July 14 It was Jessie Strohmeti birthday. and without any reason given, all guests were asked to being flashlights. The party was held on the Woolery patio and. as always, it was a real blast. Following the yummy buffet prepared by Marie Spence. Ruth Fisher, and Stone Harbor's answer to Perle Mesta, Matt Woolery the party really took off to the sound of music. RAY deLAURENTIS played the violin and with Harry Strohmetz on guitar accompanied soloists with really good voices: Jessie. Marcclle deLaurentis. woman of the year Sara Brady, Frank Ramsay, Tom Mitchell and Mayor

Tom Clydesdale. The reason for the flashlights was when Jessie, the birthday gal sang her pet song You Light Up My Life everyone trained their lights on her giving the effect of a big spotlight. Must have been quite a spectacle from across South Basin if you weren’t in the know. RUTH KAPP (Mrs. Herman) of Paradise Dr. asked us to the July 14 luncheon concluding plans for the cocktail party given jointly byt the Women's Civic Clubjnd the S.H. Sea Lions for tie benefit of the Helen L.’ filler Vacation Home for the Blind. Among thq organizers we saw: Florence English. Marie Frappolli, Florence Atwood. Mary Conwell. Miriam McNichols. Margie Funk. Louise Holland (president of the Sea Lions), Marguerite Klotzbucher. Thelma Yeager. Jane Owings, Jean Christy. Peg Shaffer. June Miller. Jan Grego. Dottle Petruzzo. Betty l^irkin. Hilda Mixsell. Peg Grimes. Dotty Stump (president of the Civic Club.). Teddy Kelton. Ramona Wilson. Alexandra Kokonos. Joann LaBounty, Marie Phillips and Sallie Ruth MacCorkell. EACH GUEST signed up for one to three responsibilities. some even more It promises to be a whale of a party so put it on your calendar — Sun. Aug 8, / from 5 to 7 p.m. If you're having weekend guests this is the best way to see that they meet all the fun-loving couples on the island and

surrounding towns while they’re here. • • • THE CHURCH has one foundation but many, many pillars. St. Mary's Episcopal Church in Stone Harbor is losing one of its staunchest supports, the Gregg Keary family of Dennisvllle. Greg who has served as Lay Reader. Vestryman and every other capacity asked of him. is a lieutenant commander with the U.S. Coast GTiard and has Just been assigned to service at the U.S. Embassy in I^tndon. I^ndon's gain is St. Mary's loss. WIFE KAREN has taught Sunday School for the past two years, son John has been an Acolyte

and younger son Kristian has been a regular attender at Sunday School. Karen looks forward to the/ challenge of a new life but - , said. "Being a member at- ' St. Mary’s was a unique experience...it was like being part of a family and I’ll miss every one of them.” Following the 10 a.m. service, July 11, the Vestry gave an elaborate coffee hour in their honor prepared by members: James Owings; Robert Whitelaw, Don Brown. Beverly Waldron, Jean Rollo, Clifford Off. Peg Johnston nnd George W. Jones (who will fill the unexpired term of Gregg). They had the assistance of many volunteers.

Harbor Master

AVALON MANOR - Middle Township Public Safety Director Michael J. Voll announced the appointment of' William T. Darling as Middle Township’s new Harbor Master Darling, who resides in Court House with his wife and three children, will be responsible for patrolling the approximately 20 miles of waterfront property within the township, which extends from Townsend’s Inlet ,to the Rio Grande Avenue Bridge IN HIS DUTIES as the

township's chief Marine Officer, Darling will provide assistance to the Police Department, enforce the pollution laws, and promote conformity to boating safety laws. Darling will be serving at no salary and has also agreed to provide a 20-ft. boat with a 175-horsepower outboard motor at the township disposal. The taxpayers will not be required to spend one cent for salaries or providing a boat, Voll said, with a saving of approximately $25,000 per year.

Little Miss Judges

STONE HARBOR - Judges to name <|ie winner for the Coronation of the Little Miss Stone Harbor Queen/have been announced by contest director Mrs. Harry. Wear. They are Sheriff Beech Fox and Mrs. Fox, Surrogate Robert Hentges and his wife, and Avalon Coun-

cilwoman Rachael Sloan. The ceremonies will be 7:30 p.m. Friday. July 23 at the Elementary School. Mayor Arden W. Hand will present trophies to the winner and the first and second place winners. Entertainment will be by the Joanne Reagan Dance Studio of Cape May.

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