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News Notes from Seven Mile Beach M'Ellen Rowland 168-2294

Tuesday, Nov, 6, was the date for the monthly meeting for luncheon of the Avalon Senior Citizens Assoc. at the Golden Inn. President John Walter and his wife Mae greeted us as we came in — both are we in doui are

charming. Saw Ann Allen in the distance, but her table was full and we lunched with Margaret and Bill Hogan. Senator James J. Hurley was principal speaker and he spoke on what was being done for the aged with casino revenues. He said that transportation needs for the elderly and infirm were the best in this state, that 200 indigents were subsidized completely, both meals on wheels and home nursing care and provided. We have 900,000 senior citizens in this state, second only to Florida in the nation. His most exciting statement was that he is pursuing an effort, aided by Asslemblyman Guy F. Muziani from Wildwood, to abolish inheritance taxes in New Jersey! Wow — £hat that wouldn't do for our property owners! Pauline Sprowles^is already a-rr&ngjrfg a\ Christmas gala tyfe held at the GoldepTnn Dfec. 11, so mark yoCuAcalendar for that. IC£ sure to be a sellout — I97anembers showed up at this wedjVeventA 1/ Viki (Mrs. Hapry or DukeKWearjif-95fn Street — stopped by to tell us about plans for the S.H. Women's Civic Club for the coming season. The annual fashion show will be held at Wildwood Country Club as usual. Alexandra Kokonos will be chairing the event and the shop showing its clothes has yet to be announced. The Little Miss Stone Harbor contest will go on and, happily, our own Jack Fitzpatrick has agreed to be the genial emcee. He has a special talent for putting the young hopefuls at 6 4 ia 4 . .A . ;

ease so they put their best foot forward. There'll be a change of format for the art show for local artists. This year iC will be combined with cocktail plus hors

d'oeuvres party when winners are announced. VIKI ALSO told us about the exciting four-country Scandinavian Tour she and Duke took under the auspices of the Penn State Alumni Association, of which Duke is president Viki was a little skeptical about this at first, visualizing herself among a group of football fans (this she is ( Page 21 Please )

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