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Boss and Elaine (Mrs. Robert') Janie are in charge of the Women’s Civic Gub sunyner fade out. A luncheon at the Winchester Inn, Cape May-on Tucs. Sept. 14. All the ye$ ly reports will be submitb at the luncheon which will be followed by a visit to the historic Phyalck House. If you haven’t seen this quaint old spot, this is your chance with a friendly group. Reservations may be made by calling Elaine

Junie at 368-2786.

DILLER AND FISHER Co., Inc. Realtors of 9614 Third Aye. was completely gutted by fire on March 26 of this year. The following day they had set up tern-* porary headquarters in anadjacent building and were carrying on business as usual. Work was started immediately to replace the old landmark structure, which was in the process of renovation when the fire

broke out.

The completely new building will - be opert for business within the next two weeks. They also opened an office in Avalon this year at 2449 Dune Dr.

BOB HOPE greets ..Rita and •'Denny” Denver of 21st St., Avalon earlier this summer during comedian's engagement at Valjey Forge Music Fair. Denny and Bob exchanged Jokes. STONE HARBOR Chamber of Commerce will laurich the fall social season with a dinner meeting at Hahn's. 261 96th St. on Monday, Sept. 20. Members of variouis borough boards will speak briefly on their areas of expertise. Speakers will include: Planning Board. Robert Vorls; Board of Adjustment, Bob Wilson; Board of Health, Eileen Connor; Board of Amusement & License, Eric J. Arenberg; and Board of Assistance, Dr. Ray King. The cocktail hour starts any time after 6 p.m. and dinner is at 7, reservations are requested. • • • INTERESTING TO note in big headlines in the Phila. Inquirer of Sept. 1 that we are not alone in our problems with bicycles and mopeds. They quoted Roy Hanshaw, safety director for the Keystone Automobile Club of the American AutomobTle Assn, as saying his organization was "probicyclists” but he criticized the cyclists who ignored traffic laws. Perhaps our biggest thrust towards improvement of the situation on this island should be in making visitdrs aware of the rules of the road by means of many signs posted at close intervals and then imposing stiff fines when they are ignored. INCIDENTALLY, it’s Grace O'Brien, as we wrote in last week's column; not O. Bryan as incorrectly listed in the picture caption about the cocktail party at

Avalon Garden Gub. We strive for accuracy!

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ST. MARY'S Episcopal Church at 95th and Third Ave. in Stone Harbor was the setting for one of itst beautiful weddings ever. On Sunday, Aug. 29 when Fr. Wesley H. Martin and the Most Rev. James L. Schad, pastor of Maris Stella Roman Catholic Church,- Avalon, joined in Holy Matrimony June

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Phyllis Irwin and Frederick Charles Teufel. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Howard A. Irwin. 221 45th SL. and the Frederick Teufels, Sr.' hre from Philadelphia The bride was exquisite wear-

ing her mother's ivory satin and lace weddi ig gown and Her greatgrandmother's weddijig veil. As the wedding march, played by Mrs. Edward Leighton, filled The air, Nancy Ritchie darted

from the onlookers to straighten the long train of the dress and veil and protect it from soil. MATRON OF HONOR was the bride's sister. Mrs. Quentin Dancer, and bridesmaids were Helen Teufel, Mrs. Howard Irwin Jr. and Elsie Paquette. Best man was Paul Teufel and Ushers were Douglas Irwin and Gregory and Mark Teufel. Dresses of the attendents ranged from pink to mauve to garnet,

and they carried bouquets of pink roses, asters, mini carnations and brodea imported from Holland, with pink streamers. The brides flowers were white carnations, roses and stephannotis surrounding white HHes bound with a white lace streamer. All bouquets were created by Sandbar Florists. It was a glorious day for a picturebook wedding and there were almost as many onlookers as guests.

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