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Seven Mile Beach News Notes \

(From Page 22) Gregg Schaffer, son of Peg and Bill Schaffer, is not about to be part of a donothing generation. For the third straight year. Gregg is working as a groundskeeper of the Cape May County Park where the S.H Seniors, many other organizations and individuals empy the picnic groundS/ffrovided and maintained by the county for our pleasure. - We told you how impressed we were with Avalon Yacht Club when we were / guests there week before last. What we didn't say was that we taught it was

— ; "v— so ni'fty we made out an immediate application to join. We were invited to meet Commodore-James N. Hudanieh for cocktails the next day. We passed muster with the Commodore at least and he extended us visiting privileges until the board of trustees next meets and our membership is voted upon. We stayed for dinner that night to celebrate our possibly becoming members and had another top flight meal. We were lucky it was Friday because Nancy Dennis and her partner were the featured entertainers. Life seems to be compartmentalized into phases for a given number of years. Ten years of our married life were centered on North East River Yacht Club when it came to entertainment — we suspect we may have just entered a new phase. Alan Crouse and Mark So per members of the Cape May County "A" Softball League, were disturbed at the way the record of the Capt. 'N' Sig's team appeared last week. It was the Jersey Devil's Printer's Work again. The Sig's actual record is seven wins and fifteen losses, not record-breaking, but an awful lot better than we made them look in last week's issue. It both flatters and amuse£ us that our readers credit us with having so much more knowledge than we possess, but we often fail them Several weeks ago we got a phone call asking where to purchase black and white film We didn't have the fog giest. Since then, however, we, have found that Sullivan's Dept. Store, 2170 2nd Ave., Avalon, carries it among other stores Hope this helps our caller The Stone Harbor Women s Civic Club anti que show held at the S.H School last week was over whelmingly successful Weather was a factor because it was cool and stimulating. Way over a thousand people attended and Chairwomen Toddy Kelton and Mary Conwell had carefully culled 25 discriminating dealers including six new ones This show is a decided added at traction to the community each summer. Twenty-five contenders, most accompanied by friends, make it their vacation week. Local restaurateurs confirm the fact that business booms during this particular week.

WHAT ALLEGEDLEY started as a lifeguard party, at 379 96th Street, and was augmented by party crashers, ended suddenly 11:30 p.m. July 7 when a dock with about 50 people on board split in two. Half the crowd tumbled into the Shelter Haven Basin ; the other half were hung at almost a 90-degree angle. About a dozen persons suffered injuries, some being taken to Burdette Tomlin Memorial Hospital where they were treated and released. The scuba diving team from the Middle Township Police checked beneath the submerged part of the dock to ensure no one wks trap- 1 ped beneath. . SLOAN of Avalon, Mayor \ Dominic Raffa of- Sea Isle rp City, and former of Lower v Township Tom Clydesdale Q and his wife, Alice, will be I judges at the Little Miss J Stone Harbor Contest to be q held Friday, at 7:30 p.m. at A the Stone Harbor Elemen- '! tary School. Professional entertain- H ment will be provided by I Don Kinnier and Judy V Townsend, directors for the Q Chester County Center for the# Performing Arts. ^ Mayor Arden Hand of Stone Harbor will be on C hand to crown the new little Miss who will receive her (/ crown from last year's Princess Maureen McNulty.

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