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News Notes from Seven Mile Beach M'Ellen Row-land 368-2294

Horrible news! Councilman R. Jack Fitzpatrick will be resigning his seat on Borough Council on Dec. 7, '84. On Dec. 31 he would have served his 11th year on council. He said today that much as he hates to do it, business pressures as ' part owner of Diller and 5. Fisher Realtors, endless f hours we know he spends"on Chamber of Commerce, =• and necessity for fully t i learning computerization ^ ^ have made it impossible for him to do the thorough ^ job on council he demands £ of himself. f Jack and his wife, multitalented Pat, moved here 24 years ago. He was employed by Mr. Springer (as in ice cream) to make , their famous product. He worked there four years, then he and Pat bought the business and ran it until they sold it 20 years later. THEY JOINED the Chamber of Commerce as soon as they moved here. Jack has served two terms as its president — once for five years and again for i •four years. He has emceed the Little Miss Stone 1 Harbor Contest sponsored by the Women's Civic Club I and almost every other < good cause you can name. I To list his ( accomplishments would i take a full page. Among i them he has organized the \ July 4th celebration for as i long as we can remember i but most of his civic contributions you already know. Borough Council will [ now appoint a successor to J F

lir u r 1 JACK FITZPATRICK

fulfill his unexpired term of office for one year. After Dec. 31 '85 the successor will run for election for the seat. It's a sad loss for this town, but Jack loves the community so much we know he'll be around as much as possible. We owe him a great debt for past services. — , Stone Harbor Reputyican Club will hold a Meet the Candidates night at the Fire Hall on Monday, Oct. 22, 7:30 p.m. Candidates present will include: For sheriff, 'Jim Plousis; Gerald Thornton and Chuck Fredericks: Borough Council, Mayor Arden Boh Boyer and Bill Cathcart. After a brief questions addressed to candidates will be welcomed. All registered voters are invited to attend. HAPPY. HAPPY news! Pauline Young of 26th in Avalon and Paul Murphy of 28th Street in the

same community have announced their engagement to be married in January followed by a wedding trip to Hawaii, j Their many friends are deliriously happy for both of them. If (you've notived unidemified flying objects for this past week we can satisfy your curosity. Andrew and Matt Woolerv became great grandparelns for the first / time on Monday, Oct. 8th. He s a boy, Daniel James Porter, son of Mr. and Mrs. David Porter of Newark, Del. We think he has more Porter genes than Woolery — he was six'days late and the Woolerys are noted for promptness. ON SUNDAY. Oct 14. Sharon Marie Anderson, daughter of Sgt. and Mrs. Arthur Anderson of 230 81st St. was married to Lt. Brian Keith Lewis of Bordentown Tlie bride wore an Ada Athanassiou silk gown and carried ivory roses. Her bridesmaids wore sapphire blue dresses with detachable sleeves (for the reception) and carried American Beauty roses. Ushers wore black Hie and both the father of the bride and her gown wore tails. Catherine Anderson, mother of the bride, wore taupe peau de ao'ie. Sharon met Brian while they were, at Rutgers University' from which they both graduated. After the wedding they returned to Germany for three days where Lt. Lewis is stationed with the Arfey, then went on their wedding trip to Portugal. (Page 13 Please) f

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