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(From Page 21) spouse had a hot roast beef with gravy. Neither of us

could begin to finish our order and Long Louie our mini-dachs. had a sump-

- tous repast for dinner that night If you want qualityplus quantity we can't recommend a spot more highly If you have any doubts about Stone Harbor's Rescue Squad just ask Matt Woolery. 8523 3rd Ave Her husband Drew was stricken with severe pain after returning from the regular meeting of Borough Council July 10. The Rescue Squad was summoned and arrived almost immediately Matt says their calming manner and expertise a*re | unbeatable Physicians on I duty that night couldn't form a consensus and Drew was operated on for a trickey ulcer next morning. He arrived home two days ago and is coming along beautifully, we're happy to say. Only HHeen Connor. Jo I. f v i i o n . Gracine McMenamy and Jessie Strohmetz have the temerity to plan an outdoor dinner party for Friday the 13th 4 and pull it off perfectly with evening breezes, clear skies and a silvery pie plate full moon augmenting | strategically placed strings of white lights We would guessimate at least 75 people scattered S themselves around 1 Gracine's beautifully if planted gardens. refreshing themselves fre quenily with Arthur Anderson's thirst-quenching M taste-tempters Much | eating, dancing, and sing ' ing took place and all 1 guests have been promised ' a recipe for the broccoli 1 salad for which we all went ' back for seconds Everyone looks his or her i best bathed in moonlight and that 's why Gracine and her three co-hostesses planned it that way Also. Gracine is the first of the four hostesses to admit that men do lend a touch of class and with or without Harry Strohmetz's consistent couth, his muscle power, both mental and I physical, was something i without which a successful party could never have < been achieved 1 Once again one of the i hostesses was asked how so . I many party-givers on this < island can afford or- i chestras0 Again we repea' : c

that Councilman Strohmetz. Herman Siri and Ray deLaurentis contribute their prodigious talents to friends and worthy organizations absolutely without fee How lucky can we be0 TALKED TO buddy John McVey tonight and lie was on the crest of the wave. We have the feeling there sire no grays in John's life. He is principal of Middle Township High School and »o obviously cares that his students live up to their ability, he told us with the greatest personal pride that Middle Township High ftudents took State Proficiency tests in the month of March. They were the only students of a school in Cape May County to score above state norms, in all areas, which include reading, writing and math Students in the class of '88 and 89 will not be able to graduate without passing these tests • Nancy 'jClrs. Dr Wayne) Stewart pf 81st Street and dBune Drive. Stone Harbor, "called the other day to ask r if we had checked out the idining facilities at the Heron's Nest at the Concord Hotel. 78th and Dune Drive, this year We admitted we hadn't and she said ;4t was a "Must"' — we'll try to do it next week Accor ding to Nancy it's absolute ply "the best'' ; Went to the County wChamber of Commerce meeting at the Golden Inn in Avalon last week and sat with Cape May County Freeholder Ralph Evans. interested to learn that 13 persons from this

) county went to Trenton last i week to accept honors from Gov Kean, in his office, for > the best Government Improvement Program. §ixty-seven suggestions were made for governmental improvement and Cape May County implemented » 64 of the suggestions. Next » highest was Somerset County. Ralph was

photographed with the governor July 18 when he accepted the honor and a small crystal paperweight with the State $eal and Ralph's name engriaved on it Five local businesses, five department heads and the freeholders approved^ the 64 improvements which made our county the winner

Kean Grants 3 Degrees UNION — Two residents of Cape May County were among the graduates of Kean College last month. A , third was granted her i master 's degree I Receiving bachelor | degrees were Kimberiy Reiner of Ocean City and Cheryl Lee Brewer of vi lie Susan Toole Orlando of Court House received her master's degree

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