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Herald & Lantern 17 November '82

WE flAVE learned that the 'Women s Civic Club has undertaken the ambitious ta»k of putting heating in the Clubhouse to make it usable year rouhd for wor thy causes, and social events. They have rented a small gift shop on 3rd Ave. It will o))en ‘Thanksgiving weekend and be open every weekend thereafter urttil Christmas Shopping hours wHl be 10 a m. to 4 p.m This wfll be an unusual boyj.ique and won’t carry,/ items in competition with local merchants Their stock will include S.H. car . license,tag frames.' tennis, bags, digital quartz watrhes, bags on wheels for travelers, iron-on decals of .S.H. herons for T-shirts or other personal items, folding umbrellas, and jars of sugared walnuts with the recipe mcluded Mary Conwe|l (Mrs. F.) of B8th St. is chairing the event and

would be grateful for help or suggestions from members. Also don’t forget the Christmas luncheon 12 noon. Dec 16 at the Whifebrier Inn in A^ajon. 'For reservations call 368-2363 or 368-2848 by Dec.

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• • • CHERYL Cre|ws Lynch, whose illustrations you often see in this paper has lots pf talent. According k) her friend, artist Gracine McMenamy, she is current-, ly working towards a bncwoman shdw to be held at the Wetldhd*'institute.

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THOMAS' BOYLE. Avalon's zoning expert has spent several weeks at Shore Memorial Hosp.. but we’re happy to report that he’s now back home recuperating nicely under the T-L-C of his wife Helen.

THELMA and Ed Yeager

are arranging another of St. Mary’s Church tours. Ed is a toutfditector par excellence. Every one he has organized has been a fantastic success and parishioners or their guests have come home bubbling with enthusiasm.. This time it’s more extensive than usual. Ar 1 - rangements are being made thru R Way Travel of CMCH and the suggested trip is an Estoril-Cascais and Madeira 15-day jaunt via TAP Air. There are all sorts of options possible and reservations are filling" fast. We suggest you get in touch with Ed Yeager im-, mediately to insure getting in on the fun. His phone is

368-2363. * * * THE FORMIDABLE Jersey (or printers devil) got into our column last Week when we reported the Middle Twp. High School’s participation in local government. Thomas Hand was. reported as wearing two hats, he was acting Police thief, but Thomas Hersh was temporarily in chargefpf tax collecting. •Sorry. ^ Also Stump was actually Dotty {Mrs. Gerald) Stump,' Prexy of the Women’s Civic Club. • • • HAD A PART in Middle Twp. High School^ busy Homecoming Week on Nov.

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4th. Business Administration teacher and Guidance Counselor, James Conlln. asked us if we would judge the halls decorated by each * of the four classes. Mr, Cdnlin also invited Jerry Rowland and Ardis ('mil. The jud|es walked thru the four halls independently and rated each on their ballots. An almost impossible task was made less difficult by the ballots specifying a maximum number of points to be given in each of numerous categories, including originality of theme, adherence to theme, color and general neatness of hall.,,. The final results: Sophmores won with Hall B and a total of 277 points. In the following order winners were: Juniors - Hall A, 265; Seniors - Cafeteria 258; and Freshmen - Hall D, 251. All were highly original, but the winning Sophs, chose seasons of the school year as their theme. * • • • WE STOPPED to see Charles' and Ethel Rtidrauff recently to hear about the trip they took with friends, llezel and Lyman Saulpaugh of Maple Shade, on the flagship of the N.A.L. Line, the Sagafjord. They flew to Ft. Lauderdale, Fa. and boarded the ship there.’Their ‘ arrival was early and they were delighted to be invited to come aboard and have lunch with a group of travel agents who were being entertained that day. They were also pleased to find .they had a spacious stateroom and connecting sitting room adjoining their friends on top deck. Charles was unstinting in his praise of the crew. “The crew, the stewards, everybody connected with k the line, they couldn’t do enough for you,” he said. It was Ethel’s birthday and

she was wearing an orchid which Margie and Jim Often had sent her when they went to dinner. Charles mentioned Ethel’s birthday to their towering waiter. Wolfgang, and* minutes later appropriate music was playing and a B-day cake was.delivered to their table. Twenty-one-year-old Wolfgang later told the Rudraqffs he went to sea at age 16 and was now the maitre de of their dining

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FROM LAUDERDALE they went to St. Thomas, Santo Domingo, and then on to Cartagena, Columbia. They had never been in Cartagena before and loved it! Took the whole tour, even climbing up the steep hill to the old fort built to repel the Spaniards and other invaders. To quote Charles, ”1 mean that was some climb up there — and. brotherrr, the walls were so thick nothing could have • penetrated them so there was not way to return fire. Nobody could have climbed that hill without being killed.” From there they traveled to the Panahia Canal. Unlike other ships, freighters, and tankers tftey were permitted thru without delay. They passed through Gatun Lock and Lake drawn by small diesel engines called “Mules.” They traveled west (contrary to most people’s opinion) from Colon and Cristobal to emerge in the Pacific at, Panama City and Balboa. There were a few surprises. The pleasant one was that their cruise director was Joe Rankin, and old friend of Danny Leone’s of Stone Harbor (we arc told) who was a cruise director for another steamship line. The unpleasant was that it cost 4S 3 to mail a postcard from the ship, and they missed a couple of expected stops in Mexico.

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NOVEMBER

MOON PH ASKS/POSITIONS Thr Moon's nffret on (hr TMr is greotnt whrn rfosrsl to Earth tin prnjrrrJ and whrn In direct a/i*nmrnf with Sun t earth I full t new moon phawsl On and about Ihrsr datei. law prriturr syslrms and/or strong .winds {depending upon direction) may rrsu/l in ponding, and extremely low tides Kail Moon I Prrlurr 4 IjisI Ouarlrr B New Moon IS Apo*rr to First Quarter 23 Full Moon 30 TIDE TABLE Computed for Cape May City . beachfront, far other areas, see Correction Times

moil a.m. 8:3M:52 9:12 9:33 9:5110 13 10:31-11:00 II IB-II 4B 12:04 12:39-12:55 1:35-1:53 2:33-2:53 3:31-2:52 4:27-4:49 5:17-5:41 6:03-0:29 6:50-7 17

27 Sal 10:27-10 40 8 Sun II 17-11:27 It Mon -12 10 0 Thur 12.15-1:01

itlKRECTIOS TIMES Compute oppruiimate timet of high i low water far your area b» addir g or tubfrdHmg the following number of min^frs for each.tide phase in the 1 ide Table

LOW high Great Egg Harbor Inlet Minus 10 plus 10 Ocean City <9th St. Bridge) plus 35 plus 20 Corson Inlet (bridge) plus 20 plus 5 Sea Isle City (Ludlam Thoro bridge) plus 65 plus 45 Sea Isle City Beach 0 minus 20 Townsend Inlet plus 20 plus 5 Seven Mile Beach plus 15 0 Slone Harbor (Great Channel bridge) plus 40. plus 40 Hereford Inlet (Anglcsea) plus 20 o -s Wildwood beach 0 minus IS West Wildwood (Grassy Channel bridge) plus 45 plus 40 Cape May Harbor 0 minus 5 Five Fathom Bank plus 15 plus 5 Cape May Point plus 50 plus 40 McCrie Shoal plus 30 plus 25 Delaware Bay Bayshore Channel (Bay-Canal junction) plus 50 , plus 40 Miami Beach plus m pluses Dennis Creek entrance plus 120 plu? 95 Brandywine Shoal Light plus K plus 60