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I Avalon Group f Survives Seas

By JOE ZELNIK AVALON — One torpedo last Saturday night and the | hard and hearty core of this borough's business community would have oeen wiped out. But no attack came and, except for sore right arms from waving at unfortunates on shore, the Chamber of Commerce survived its backbay cruise on the "Miss Avalon." Sixty persons took the cruise which included hors d'oeuvres and drinks culminated by a huge cake for two women who shared the June 2 birthday, Joan Neil and Janice Linfoot, owner of the Island Cafe. THE AFFAIR was choreographed by Miriam Kauterman of Avalon Real Estate and included singing of songs such as the prophetic "You Are My Sunshine.'' The day had been overcast, but the sun appeared almost precisely at the 6 p.m. launchtime. Equally miraculous, j gnats held off their attack until just as the boat docked, at about 8:30. Among the highlights were a number of "fishing"

awards and door prizes presented by Becky Greenberg at "the pointy end of the boat " ^ THE CRUISE was donated by Capt Hurd and the hors d'oeuvres given by Donnelly's Deli, Domestics Unlimited, the Golden Marlin Cafe, the Island Cafe and Sylvester's Fish Market Thus it was possible for the chamber to net about $350. After the cruise, many of the landlubbers moved on to a perfect sunset at the Avalon Yacht club, nonmembers being guests of members. No editor would permit a story to end with the cliche, a "great time was had by all."

Statewide Dividends TOMS RIVER - The Statewide Bancorp, parent corporation of the Frist National Bank of Toms River, has declared two cash dividend payments as of July 15. One dividend in the amount of $.61 per share goes to shareholders of record of $2.20 cumulative Convertible Preferred Stock-Series A as of June 20. The second goes to shareholders of record of Statewide Bancorp common stock as of June 20 in the sum of $.28 per share. It represents payment of the regular quarter annual dividend for the second quarter

Promoted By Gas Co. FOLSOM - Formerly a retail marketing representative. Nancy Campbet| has been promoted by South Jersey Gas Co. to conversion specialist Operating from the company's Ocean City Energy Saver Center, scheduled to open in late June, she will be responsible for consulting with and assisting homeowners in the conversion of electrically heated homes to natural gas.

If JsnNFx BAHAMAS-BOUND — Dr. James and Mrs. Marilou Rochford. seated, look over prospectus for vacation in Bahamas which they won for outstanding fund-raising efforts during Burdette Tomlin Memorial Hospital Building Fund campaign. Standing, left to right, are: Terry Babore, president of R-Way Travel, which contributed five-day trip; Maria Graham, Lynne Andres and Ruth Ann Parsons. Dr Rochford was first place winner. Second was Phyllis Catanoso, who will receive a weekend-for-two in New York City.

Comniand Change

CAPE MAY - U.S. Coast Guard Reserve Group Cape May has announced a change of command at Reserve Unit Great Egg Station. -set for 2:30 p.m. June 24. when the present commanding officer. LCDR John J. Kern of Wayne, Pa., will be re- ' lieved of cofnmand by LCDR Thomas E. Carroll of Cape May' Great Egg Station serves the Ocean City area with search and rescue operations for lost and disabled craft off-shore and in the Inner-Coastal Waterway,. It

is manned by a small but dedicated group of Coast - guardsmen. Reservists serve on weekends alongside their active-duty counterparts in the "One Coast Guard" tradition. LCDR Carroll has been the administration officer at Group Cape May. Ill civilian life, he is the innkeeper of the Main Stay Inn, Cape May. LCDR Kern will be reporting to the Group Cape May staff position of group training officer. He works for Sperry-Univac as a marketing director.

Spiegel Renamed

SEA ISLE CITY - Eugene E Spiegel, builder and developer, has been reelected#resident of the Sea Isle City Board of Education for a second term. Spiegel, president of Stay-Ro Building Corp., is married to Joanne M Zizak Spiegel. They have two children, Stacy Ann, 16, and E. Robert. 21. Spiegel, who is 41, has been a resident of the resort since 1959

He was appointed to the school board by Mayor Dominic Raffa in 1980 He served as vice president in 1981 and 1982, and was elected by the majority of the board members in 1983 as president and again this past week for a second term. He is also president of Ge-Jo Corporation, s.E.s. Investment Company and Jo-Aud Realty Company.

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