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""![ Great news fur Murim*food zfuamucas. Tortilla Flats, 2549 Dune Or. Avalm®. wiS cpez Friday. April 20 'at £ p.m. It 'as already descopiled with a striking desert mural by Siocal artist Lisa Beard". L i ■ d a and Jeffrey Schwartz are- the mew, per* sonahle owners . We asked Jeff where he developed his ~ interest in this' type of food and he explained that following his graduation from the Cifiinary Institute of America be worked for an Intercontinental Hotel with a tyjfccal French restaurant.. However, the Executive chef was Mexican and in his spare time he and Jeff used to "fool around" with Mexican specialties When Jeff and Linda were married they went to New Mexico to learn the Tex-Mex style of cooking They have no liquor license but it will be a B.Y.OJ3. eatery where you can enjoy or add to * non-alcoholic Pina Coladas or Margeritas. We can't wait to try their frijoles. We love e«». Stone Harbor Republican Club will hold a* Meet the Candidates Monday, evening April 23. at 7:30 p.m. in the Firemen's Hall. Any and all registered Republicans who have ever desired to serve on borough council are invited to speak and present their ^views. They must file their petition papers to have their names placed on the ballot - fdr the June 15 Primary. Filing must be completed by Thursday., April 26. . Several candidates for county and state offices have also been invited to speak and light refreshments will be served following the meeting. George McClelland §caltergood, corrections secretary for Avalon's Senior Citizens Organiza- • tion, dropped by to tell us i latest news about their ac- ; ti vities. The groujJ set a < new attendance, record at < the April 10 meeting with \ over 150 members c gathered to hear Freeholder Wjlliam Stum s outline the changes t resulting from the dissolu- ( tion of A T. and T. He did a c thorough job and fielded H many questions from the S

audSeroee. After his discourse the nominating committee presented its slate of officers- to serve for 1364-86 They were approved and elected April 10. Serving will be: President John Waller, Vice President Eilee- Rafferty. Treasurer Jack Meyer. Recording. Secretary Catherine Jacks-* and Corrections Secretary George Scatt'rgood. George was deplori ng the fact that the Avalon Fishing Club had its second. '84 off-season breakin over last weekend. Vandalism included two storage sheds broken open and contents cast to the winds. "No amount of lighting, barbed wire or surveillance seems to foil the unbalanced mind of vandaiistic endeavor." he reported. DURING THE Lenten season, neighboring Rectors of Episcopal Churches in the area haye taken turns conducting services in churches in parishes . other than their own. Most of the parishioners of St Mary's Church in Stone harbor met the Rev Paul Neuer of St. Simeon's in North Wildwood for the first time Sunday April 8. Fr. Neuer quicklyendeared himself to the congregation by saying." You've heard of the new kid on the block and that's what I am today. Lend encouragement to the i acolytes since I may do i things which differ "from I services usually conducted I here."

Both Mark Williams. 10. son of Carolyn Diller. and Christopher Conner, who also was the crucifer, 9. son of Dawn and Keith Conner, carried out their duties with aplomb and hushed dignity. Fr. Neuer delivered a urging us "To yield the message given us by Christ." At the following coffee hour we met Fr. Martin's mother. Mrs. Eve. for the first

time. She is Is e r_e relehratiiag her 8Kb birthday. which we found hard to believe. She halves here' time between Richinond. Va,„ and Hamilton. Bermuda. is- trim, chic and as attractive as one might expect.. , The Sunday School of the First Methodist Church gave a brunch April 7 ' which was a smash hit. Eileen Conner and Jo Levison told us about it since we couldn't make it. The kids, ranging in age from 9 to 12. cooked and served "All the pancakes you can eat" plus sausages and beverage for a minimal fee. Eileen said the food was delicious but the best thing about the occasion was that each par ticipating youngster wore a smile wider that the ocean. The S.H. Seniors' Easter Parade was great fun as always with their band back at full strength. Returning member Herman Siri is sporting a tan that had everybody else blue with envy. They accompanied the contestants as they paraded among the audience wearing their bonnets. Judges wer,e Marie Siri. Dottle Stump and Evelyn Treher. They chose winners in three categories: Prettiest — First. Lillian Dougherty. Second. Agnes Errickson; funniest — First. Ruth Fisher in an upside-down flower arrangement. Second. Matt Woolery'in her thinking cap with light bulb flashing off and on; most

"J anginal — First. Peg Grimes with a hat adkmed with ewenr baud of seasMl and Second. Marie Spence in a wee twoaec. baked by her sister, would we kid vou? > broom a plastic coffee cup,. If you ever try to make f one. we did. you'll agree it i- should have won a Bestfl over-all prise. Simple e adorable? L ••• •-1 Monday. April 9, we went s ' to a special session of t ■ Avalon Borough Council requested by Chief of Civil Defense T. Griffith Sloan, it 1 concerned what took place | « prepration for the storm of March 29, '84 and questioned what further 1 measures should be taken 1 in ensuing emergencies Sloan told the audience what actually took place from the time his office was alerted at 10 a.m. Wednesday. March 28 At noon the mayor, borough council, rescue squad, chiefs gathered and worked through 'til 7 p.m. » to allocate responsibilities in case the storm were as severe as predicted. Immediately following, heavy equipment was shoring up vulnerable spots on the island where water might break through, police attempted, and think they succeeded, in warning all merchants. James Henry contacted everyone on his-49-person emergency list and was later thanked by one person "for saving my life". Typically, he gave all credit to Harry Clayton for disconnecting her gas line council President JraneUe Glazier reported sitting by the radio 'til 3 a.m. and seeing no water in the streets, retired until alerted by police at 4. Within one hour, waves < Page 21 Please)

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