Herald & Lantern 7 December '83

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Widowers, Widows Fete WOODBINE - The Widows or Widowers Club, Woodbine Chapter, hosts a Christmas Party', with turkey dinner followed by all kinds of dancing, Sunday, Dec. 11, in the Parish Hall of St. Casimif's Church, Clay and Lincoln Sts. All widows, widowers and their guests are welcome. For information and reservations, call 646-0594 or 465-5944.

Christmas Collection

STONE HARBOR - To help those who can’t provide food or presents for their families, local merchants are collecting toys, c.lothing and nonperishable foods to share. Participating businesses each have a "drop box” and will be glad to collect items. For questions call Jade Deignan at Solar Wind Silversmiths, 368-2325 or 2590. Taking part in the Christmas collection are:

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Avalon Real Estate Agency, Cross-Country Shop, The Knit-Wit Yarn Shop, Teresa Martin’s Cafe, Harbor Traders, Stone Harbor Pharmacy, Neptune Gift Shop, The Seagull, Seashore True Value, Emjay Shop, Mimi's. Also, Harbor Deli, James C. Otton Real Estate Inc., Tridi Jo’s, Hoy’s 5 &10, Cotton Comfort Boutique, Neptune's Jewels, Dilier & Fisher Realty, Solar Wind Silversmiths, Pier 13, At Home Interiors, and the Happy Hunt II.

Shop Purchases Aid Red Cross

COURT HOUSE - Area merchants are supplying everything from baked goods to toys and clothing at a Red Cross “hospitality house" Christmas shop at its headquarters at 10 D. Main St. Twfeaty percent of the proceeds ‘will benefit the Red Cross. The shop is open Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. through Dec. 16.

New Year’s Party Set N. WILDWOOD - Anglesea Fire Co. No. 1 will sponsor a New Year-’s Eve , party beginning 9 p.m. at the firehouse, 2nd and New Jersey Ave& Music from the 50s to the 80s will be provided by a DJ. Food, set-ups and beer will be available, plus champagne for a midnight toast.

Sale Set WILDWOOD - Beth Judah Temple’s thrift shop is being remodeled so the temple sisterhood is having a super rummage sale in the social hall, Spicer and Pacific Avenues, Sunday, Dec. 11, and Thursday, Dec. 15, from noon to 4 p.m.

TINKER’S BARN

STONE HARBOR DUPLICATE BRIDGE CLUB WINNERS N«v. M f- NORTH 4 SOUTH

1 Lois Kilbourne and Laura Mowbray 83 2 Barb Bartkowiak and Lour ' Krause & 3 Ruth Reese and Bill Kentner S4 EAST * WEST 1 Peg Sheldon and Viv Cameron 74 2. Gene Fisher and Henry Buctuaiuco 71 3 Mr and Mrs Jack Warren 66

Chapter 'One Meets Dec. 14

COLD SPRING - Richard M. Teitelman School’s Chapter One Program will meet Dec. 14, at 4 p.m. in the media center Parents will receive directions for Christmas ornament kits to take home for their child to make. The public is encouraged and invited to attend.

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