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George and Brlty Tatem of CMCH had an did fft&hioned date the other night Some years ago when Ijirry Ferrari, the pofStllar organist from Philadelphia, spent the summer down here he rented George's. cottage The organist made* a special appearance at ('ape May's Convention Hall and the Tatems attended this concert Mke Liberace Ijirry takes his mother along vvhen possible and they were so surrounded by fans the Tatems didn't evdn get a chance to say hello No one has l»oen aware of the need of a gathering place for teenagers in Stone.Harbor.lhan the zoning board • voted unanimously to .grant approval However, they did place strict rules for con duct on the premises The unjt is limited to 25 electronic games It must bo closed by it) p m and not reopened until ft a m the following morning* The back door Is ennfitfW to emergency use Only and there must be close super visiqn al all times • t . I- , We were delighted when ufafeie O'Brien, 484 W 7th SC, Invited us to what is INi-w Prinripal AVALON A reception to introduce new school principal Ronald 0 Jost and his family will be given' by the Avalon Home & School Assn . 7 :«) p m Sept H at the school, 32nd and Third Aves Then* will a Wo be a tour of- school facilities

commonly known*as the in party in Avalon This marked the fifth year Grade has offered the us«' of her beautiful home, designed hy Dave and Km- • ma Connor, and grounds to the Avalon (»acden Club for their annual cocktail party. ^ proceeds from<which go "to beautify-^AvalonJane -tawewas chairwoman and her commtrtee consisting of Min Kraut, Phyllis Ir win' and pot German Pauline Young and Peg Ford supervised the endless variety of hors d'oevres Husbands played an important part too. Hartending were Jim Ger man, Howard Irwin and Charlie Kraut. Marsha and Berme Bischoff. owners of ' Kohler's Bakery, supplied fee rolls add ice as they do every year Pianist Jack Warren filled the sparkling air-with music and passing boaters called greetings -Nancy Hudamch is presi dent of the club which has landscaped three areas so far The entrance to Avalon al 30th St on the corner opposite the Chamber of Commerce; the entrance to Sea Isle City at 7»h St. with a woman made dune opposite Windward Harbor, and the grounds surrounding the Avalon Library The ^.library is Coun cilwoman Rachel Sloan’s pet project and she was there.with hunsband..Griffith who** in charge of the Rescue Squad The garden here is unique in that it has a birdhouse which is a miniature replica of the library itself All three spots have been planted with shrubs, flowers and herbs which are common to this area and therefore fit naturally into their surroundings. Can't finish’this

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account without mentioning the circular staircase on each step of which was a magnificent display of hand-carved decoys by James Hand and the small room filled with tiny carved birds by Jim and Joan Seibert Attendance at the party is limited to 200 and the tickets were sold out two weeks before the gala: remember that for next year

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Squad —*age limitations for which are 18-56 years. There are 25 active members who participate in actual rescues They are •all certified K.M.T. One’s who have completed the 100-hour emergency medical training course. Of these, four are pursuing the 650-hr. additional training for a paramedic degree These 25 serve as fourmember crews who arc on duty 24 hours a day for'a one-week shift. The shifts wear their beepers on their night clothes, day clothes or bathing suits and are always near their cars in

AFTERNOON COCKTAIL PARTY at Avalon home of (irace O. Bryan last week helped raise funds for the resort's beautification program. Flanking piahist Jack Warren for the annual event are club chairpersons Dorthy German. Mlnle Krout. Jane l.owe, Phyllis and Grace O. ■Bryan.

case of a call. They work in close cooperation with the emergency unit at Burdette Tomlin Hospital comprised of Doctor^ Engstrom,- Murphy and Wagner ably assisted by Bobi Sikora and her nursing staff. During summer up to 25 or 30 calls for help are received weekly which averages 5-6 hundred a year. The corps is constantly seeking to upgrade itself At present a $50,000 Braun ambulance is on order to replace their 1971 conveyance and another $10,000 will be needed to fully equip it. The most remarkable aspect ff this 40-member squad is that it is self-supporting. It has a $40,000 annual operating budget and the lesser medically trained members work, year round with the other 25, to raise these funhfi by means of chicken barbecue dinners and other projects. This is a profoundly praiseworthy service which if provided thru a tax basis would cost taxpayers' between $150,000-$160,000 annually. Support it every way you can — rertiember it could be your lifeline!

^ Volunteer Hunt

COURT HOUSE - The County Chapter of the American Red Cross is looking for volunteers who are willing to do office work a few hours a week on a regular basis but also be available for substitute Staffing in the office in an emergency situation. Orientation will be provided by Red Cross personnel. If interested, call the chapter office at 465-7382.

Skate INight Benefits MD AVALON — Recreation Director Dave Haberle announced that the Borough's Recreation Department and Chuck’s Cheap §kates •will sponsor a Roller Skate night for the benefit of Muscular Dystrophy at the Community Hall at 30th St and the Beach 7-\0 p.m. Friday, Sept. 3. Food and Beverages will be on sale throughout the evening. For further information. call Community Hall. 967-3066.

Breakfast Scores Hit

STONE HARBOR - A crowd of nearly 100 attended the "Not at Tiffany's" breakfast meeting of the Women’s Civic Club. A champagne toast was made by club president Mrs. Gerald Stump, who announced the final summer fade ouf luncheon will be held Tuesday. Sept. 14. The Over fifty Niftie* under the direction of Mrs. Julie D’Alessandro entertained with a variety of songs and dances. School Pickup AVALON - Pickup of children for Parochial Bus Route No. 1 will take place at 8 a m. each school day. it has been announced. Chuck Haines is the driver.

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