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Herald & lantern 22 December '82

AN /AVALON wnier ctitic*w*d this col umn last woofc for fatlinc to rwalisr the charm of his part of (hr 7~Miic Beach For almost Id years, this writer an^ her family coo siderlM Avalon the garden spot'of the wor|d A large part of our heart still remains in n list St . now i owned by Maxwell Moran We try to'follow up'every request we receive from any individual, public of final or good Cause for f publicity pur phone • nun)bn is given above • R T O NE HARBOR Chamber of (’ommerce meeting at Wildwood Country dub on Dec. 13 was a ' total (flight Sparked by the iajeky Undys and big hand professional musician Ray delaiurentis on (he sax? it *•* great fun (o sec ^ couples like the John* K ok oner* leave their din ners and spontaneously dance among other diners , at ; their respective tables on heaping songs .which meant a lot to them and the r*st of us at different, times ,There were lots of couples who did the same Red and green were the dominant colors'for women * and even the guys respond ed to Christmas colors. S H Lions biggie, J|m Owing*, was resplendeht in a red. jacket ami green tie and one guest whom we didn't know was proudly wearing a white flannel vest treated' by his wife adorned with sparkling trees! reindeer, wreathes, etc MR. AND MRS. R. DONALD WTSNDORFF (he's principal of SH Elementary > were sealed at the head table with good reason Wendorff escorted .the school choir, which •entertained Members in-’|

chided Laura Harrison. Pam Meadow croft, Jodi' Adams. Katie Buff. Denise Pfaltigraff. Kelly Reed. (i'wfn Rich. Shaun Girgan. Mark Meadowcroft, Meaghan Reed. Chris Rice. Bill Romberger. Chris Ruef. Jennifer Sellers, John Spindler. Jim Musumeci. Mary Adams, Denny Ehlert, Jerome Licata, Rebecca Reed, Tracy . Taylor and Tom Williams under .the dii'e^' tion of Robin Zubko COUNCILMAN Harry SOohmrtt Joined the or chestra following the excellent buffet We all joined in singing traditional carols After a brief business m'eeting. Jim Berger, treasurer, gave a happy report of economic progress, Givi Cerny • reported on theXill and those recovered including among the latter, SH. 'Lions high honcho Herman Kapp who was «ble to be present that night The chamber gave a big hand to new membetv David ledger, manager of . Wawa’s. 94th and 2nd Ave Then Santa burst upon the scene strongly resembling Councilman R.J. Fitiypatrkk. He presented / seveh zealous members with kooky presents' We guarantee everybody had fun - * • * • WE LOVE TO WRITE happy news at this time of yW and here's something that Should warm everyone’s heart Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lowther, 376 93rd St:. have lived in Stone Harbor for 30 years On Dec. 13. Robert, 87. and bride. Wilhelmina. 88 celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary. They I jive two sons. .Robert, Jr and Edwin of Pittsburgh, three grandchildren. Edwin of Florida, Robbie of

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Erie, Pa and Nadine Swan Slayton of Minnesota They also have a great grandson. Nathan Swan Their anniversary was celebrated, as requested, with a quiet family get together, a few friends and a great deal of love and affection , % • • • UNDERSTAND^ the stellar attraction of the holiday celebration of the SjRt Garden Club in the Fin* - House was full^f-fun gal Ann Townley frisking unwarned Wiley Christie (commander o f. th e Stephan Ludlam Post of the American Legion) for pot holders the ladies had put in an apron which they tied around Wiley’s waist. They turned Ann's back to Wilfy during the search so she was unaware of his. face turning from pink to red to crimson as the audience laughed uproariously. The participants are the world's best sports and they raised from $12-13 per pot-holder for the benefit of theS H. Rescue Squad. • • • Major Russell Wheatley of 120 37th St., Avalon, ran the Greater Avalon Fishing Tournament sponsored by the borough during the 1982 fishing season. Open May I to Oct. 31. the contest, open to anyone catching a fish from a boat out of Avalon, ocean dr in the bay, surf fishing and on piers, it was aVvast success according to Rtiss who tells us that upwards of 150 people registered and the following 20 winners, in their class, will receive hand-

some silver plaques bearing the Ayalon logo and their names i n-blue, lettering. mounted on mahogany Bluefish, 20 pounds, Norman Tozour, Avalon;. Weakfish, 15 pounds, L. Schipani. Avalon; Flounder, 8 pounds, Richard Hilob, Hershqy, Pa ; Tuna (Big Eye) 211 pounds. Ron Rocap, Dennisville; Tuna (Yellowfin) 196 pounds, Bubbles Fellenbaum, Avalon; Tuna (Bluefin) 193 pounds, G. . Gadfeller, Spring Grove, "'Pa.; Marlin, (white) 68 pounds, John Brenner, Avalon; Kingfish, 1 pound6 ounces.. St«JGe SUttner, Avalon; Tautol, 10 pounds, Jim Richardson. Haver town, Pa. t Porgy, 3 pounds, Ray Lanpor, Pine Hill, N.J.; Bonita, 8 pounds. Chris Stater. Revere, Pa.; Sea Bass, 4 pounds 8 ounce^, Curt Hurd. CMCH; Ling, 3 pounds 3 ounces. Jerry Lincoln, Melrose Park, Pa.; Albacore, 67 pounds. Walt Hcndee, Stone Harbor; Amberjack, 56 pounds, George Hornsby. Stone Harbor; Cobia, 15 pounds 12 ounces, Tom Buss, Avalon; Mako Shark, 311 pounds, Walt Hendee, . Stone Harbor; Tiger Shark, 617 pounds, Dave Green, Perryville, Md.; Dolphin (fish) 10 pounds, Phil Judyski, Jr.; and Striped Bass, 10 pounds, John Lieb, CMCH. Wheatley and his committee are also grateful for the cooperation of the official weighing stations; Avalon Anchorage Marina,

Avalon Fishing Pier, Weatherby’s Wharf, Smugglers’ ,Cove in Stone Harbor, Hodge Podge Bait and Tackle, Sylvesters Fish Market, f Hook, Line & Sinker and Harvey’s Port of .Call. Their combined efforts made the contest a success. the sWne harbor Women’s Civic Club held its Christmas Get-Togetper at the iWhitebrier Inn in Avalon Dec. 16. Jo Levixon and Fran Van^Nex* and multi-talented Mai-ge Otten. It was more thaiHjust the same-old thing luncheon for a bunch of chattering women. Conversation at our table sounded more Hke an ecumenical meeting in the truest spirit of ' Christmas. All of us were genuinely trying to better the holidays of those less fortunate in the county.' We all agreed Cape Human Resources, Inc. is best at this job (phone 72^-4902). They welcome all usable items from shoestrings, to canned food to used furniture. They cannot accept rummage of course. DURING PUNCH, ir represible Mary Conwell circulated among the tables wearing black with r numerous gold'necklaces and a frothy scarlet garter edged in lace concealing a. tiny revolver. She collected more orders for these than she could .accept for the Civic Club boutique^ In view of the number of orders, we must conclude that every marriage isn’t paradise on the island, but don’t wori7 guys, those sixsfiooters looked pretty harmless to us. If you’re in the business of being nosey (which we are) It pays to get around — ^ socially speaking of

course. Among other things we learned: The Nifties made a Christmas call at borough hall along with S.H.’s Santa, Joe Scott of 92nd St. and his helpers. Grace Sheeran, Harry St>oh metz and Ray deLaurentia and brightened the following offices: the library, bofough clerks, buildings inspectors and the'(Bah, Humbug) tax office. When we heard this news, Marge hastened* to add that the Nifties were, not, in any way, in competitidn with the CMCH Angelas Chorus We learned from Ruth Kapp that the Sea Uions made a $5000 contribution to tpe Helen Diller Vacation Home for the Blind in Avalon, that Irene McOuHough made a ceramic figurine representing Marge as a pettite ballerina and that Calvin and Grace Wingert, of 100th St., will be celebrating their Golden , Wedding Anniversary on .Christmas day. NOBODY BUT nobody can decorate thd inside of their home for the holidays like Marguerite and Bill Klotzbucher .of 95th St. They gave ti cocktail party oh Dec. 13 that.was a dilly. The decollations, strung from each rafter, adofned the mantle and brightened every table, made it Disney World for every guest. They were outdone only by the bully grub and the company. We rfftet four great additions to the winter social season: Herman and Marie Slri of 275 94th|St., and Norman and Dorothy McMahon. 9703 First Ave. Norman was the Fred Astaire of the C. of C. following, dinner dance. The Klotzbuchers make a terrific team af host and hostess.

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