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Mews Notes from Seven Mile Beach M'Ellen Rowland 368-2294

The Lions Club car raffle night was beautifully paced this year and the accoustics were better, which heightened the drama. The raffle started during happy hour and continued through the humoiKous roast beef dinner. V Winners of two prizes, which cadsed laughs rather than envy, were Ed Zaberer, winning a micrwave oven, and Ruth and Herman Kapp, who have been every place twice, getting the trip to Hawaii. Other local winners were: from Avalon — Margaret Herpert, Betty Rogers, Jack Richardson and George Phillips who won another biggie, a trip to Hawaii for two; from Court House — George Reichert, Don Peters and June Wilkinson; and from "the Wildwoods — Carl Stella, Ken 'Callaway, an unnamed resident of 6101 Park Boulevard, and Rose Osborne; from Stone Harbor — William Lukens and Richard Stella. Winner of the grand prize, a Ford Escort, was ^Chuck Haines of Ocean ^Drive, Avalon. Have you had your pooch licensed) We were informed by dog owners today that while they never let their dogs run freely, always walk them on a leash fend invariably remove their pet's droppings, police are conducting a search for unlicensed dogs. This strikes us as a ridiculous waste of time on the part of our police force. When police don't have time to enforce borough ordinances on bicycles in their cars how do they get time to walk from one home to another to see if a license has been procured for a dog] We have had two calls on this in the last 12 hours. In Stone Harbor licensing an unspayed dog costs 57.20; if your pet has been spayed the charge is 54.20. Charges are the same in Avalon. WE CAN ONLY conclude that ladies of the Stone Harbor Garden Club have a pep-pills connection. Just consider their planned activities for the week. Saturday Oct. 6, is the Autumn Frolic Flower Show, held at the school from noon to 4 p.m. Admission is free and luncheon will be served from noon 'til 2. October 8, is the regular meeting at 10 a.m. at the Fire Hall with Ann Miller as featured speaker. Ann has just recently founded and is president of the Cape May Garden Club, which has as its main project care of the Victorian gardens at the Hill-Physidc House. She will speak on her favorite topic - herbs, the growing and use thereof. October it), they're holding a bus tour to Nemours, the estate of Alfred I. duPont in Wilmington. Most of you have seen Winterthur, but this is also a must . There will be a stop for lunch at Greenery H — like eating in a greenhouse really. Tickets ' are required in advance, so 1 call Florence Coyle at 1 368-2198 or Nancy Ritchie .at 368-2286 quickly. ! ••• I

AVALON SENIORS will be holding their next luncheon meeting on Oct. 9, at the Golden Inn, 78th and Dune Drive, at noon. Sr. Jacqueline of the Holy Redeemer Visiting Nurse Agency. Inc. of Swainton will be principal speaker She will explain, in detail, sen-ices presently offered by the organization, plans for even further expansion of services and . technicalities of obtaining them. Reservations are important: call 967-3277 so the chairman can give the inn an ^accurate count of expected guests. WE MISSED closing day at the Avalon Yacht Club (Labor Day at 4 p.m.) but understand it was a glorious mix of fun, frolic, competition and nostalgia. n»ey held the Mothers' and Fathers' sailing contests. -The names of the first five winners in each competition follow: Fathers' (Q-ualified) — Tom Leonard. Eddie Kaier. Dave Frick, John Leonard and Carl Chapman. Fathers' (Rookie) — Bill Campanova, Bill Nilson. Don Echevarria, Bert Singer and Ben Forestor. Mothers' (Veteran) — Joyce Johnson, Jane Campbell. Lois Frick, Betty Shoemaker and Addie Pearce McGowan. Mothers' (Novice) — Penny Ternosky, Nancy Koch. Mary Jane Soens. Miriam Kauterman and Joanne Loeper. Now everybody's waiting for the next-to-last hurrah. Saturday, Oct. 6, will be the Passing of the Flags dinner with entertainment provided by "The Better Set" under the direction of Tony Vicola. Reservation deadline is Wednesday, Oct. 3. Contact Dave Frick. Halvorsen Drive, West Chester, Pa. > 19382, if you want to be in i Oil the fun. * ••• 3 i BRIDGE WIZARD V Frances (Mrs. Richard) I Thatcher of Avalon took us < to a wine and cheese party at Wetlands Institute Sept. < 23 given by the Cape May County Branch of the I American Assoc. of i University Women. Rarely ! have we spent a more in- i teresting afternoon. Frances introduced us to many of the most involved officers and members of the group. We sat with her and Mari Haeflein Ternosky. who is V.P. of Merlino Interior Design, whose architects include Messrs. Mirick, Pearson and Batcheler. The firm has just received the Gold Medal of Achievement for work done on Germantown Academy in Fort Washington. This new branch has already accomplished much with its 75 members and is in the midst of a membership drive. The AAUW nationally gives over 1 million dollars in scholarships in 52 countries annually and provides «e wonderful opportunity to expand one's horizons locally. Stone Harbor's Chamber of Commerce will hold its monthly dinner meeting at Hennv's Restaurant. 9628 3rd Ave., Oct. ,15 Principal speaker will be Arthur Fisher, i partner in

Touche-Ross & Co. This the the Eighth largest accounting firm in the nation. Fisher will up-date chamber members on tax laws and Social Security. Reservations are requested. To avoid lastminute disappointment contact Rit Fitzpatrick at 368-1792 Bobbie Worthley and .Kathy Kurian are cochairing the annual Benefit Cocktail Party held by the ■ Sea Lions to Raise funds for the Helen L. Diller Home for the Vacation Blind. It will be held at the Windrift Restaurant at 80th and the beach Sunday, Oct. 17, from 4 'til 8 p.m. Hors d'oeuvres will be on the house and the Lionesses outdo themselves in this department. There will be five raffle prizes including a signed baseball. Natch there'll alsp be one of their cleverly decorated baskets of cheer. INSTALLATION of new officers of the Lutheran Church Women look place Sunday, Sept. $23, at Our Saviour. Luih^ran Church at 92nd and 3rd Avenue. New are: Dorothy Stump, president; Joann MacVaugh, vice, president; Dorothea Pfeiffer. treasurer; Myrtle Row Its. recording secretary, Dorothy Kauffman, corresponding secretary. The LCW have worked for years to raise the $20,000 which they presented to the church to be used towards building the new Parish Hall. October 14, will mark the 70th Anniversary of the signing of Our Saviour's Charter and after the regular Sunday service the highlight of the day will be the ground-breaking ceremorues on the site of thg new-mall. They'll be holding their I usual election night dinner \at Legibn Hall this year because' of the temporary yclosing'of their own Parish •-Hall. There will be three seatings for dinner (Doesn't that sound posh for Stone Harbor?) at 5.6, and 7 p.m. Call Dotty for further info and reservations. Dial 368-2848. S.

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