t 22 Herald & Lantern 21 November '84

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„ JSLJ™Kbi Foil Selectioo of HeUo Kitty llems in Avalon Store. Cabbage Patch Dolls I Dear Customer, we have a very limited supply of I Cabbage Patch Do!|s. As you know, a lot of people /* I would like to have them. In an effort to give X J everyone a fair chance to purchase a doll, we will r I have a RAFFLE ONCE A WEEK until Christmas. £ -eTv. J . | The winner will be allowed to purchase the Cab- \ f ■ | bage Patch Doll for $44.99 plus tax. One entry per \L ^ ■ \^J | | customer. Dolls must be paid for one week after I notification. ifL I Drawings will be Sunday at 3. This form is good f f *Y I ■ for 1 drawing only. V / I NAME | ■ phone i - 1 I I Drop off Entry Form in Avalon Store for this Week's Drawing

O'Deas Wed 50 Years STONE HARBOR - Local residents Lawrence and Helen O'Dea recently celebrated their 50th/wedding anillverean^t^ia.n'yly dinner in the \Vnitebriei^_ Intf'Av&lmi. y/ The coupte exchanged wedding vows at St/FrSncis of Ab^issi Churcp ip--€er-mantowh>4^a.. Nw^l4. 1934. j They lived lrrtTtePhrtadeP^ . phia area most of their married life and summered in .Stone Harbor. They are now year around residents. "A successful marriage is built on compromise." observes O'Dea. "Helen tells me what to (So. and I compromise." The O'Deas have three children, eight grandchildren and are about to become great-grandparents.

Child Care Center Has A Birthday MAYS LANDING - "Child Care Goes To College" will be the theme when Atlantic Community College's Child Care Center holds an open house to mark its 10th anniversary. The event will run 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 29, and is open to the public and "alumni" of the center. Throughout the day, ACC faculty members and students will present a variety of entertaining and educational events— all on a child's level. Children will learn about South Jersey folklore and archaeology, see a chemistry experiment and discover "mystery math". THEY'LL BE entertained by puppets from the Spanish Club and clowns and mimes from the theatre department. Hie electronics department's robot will be a daylong guest at the celebration. Refreshments will be served. ACC's Child Care Center was founded in November, 1974, and has served hundreds of children in Atlantic, Cape May and Cumberland Counties. The facility, which operates , * 7:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Monday through Friday, is open to members of the community as well as ACC students and staff. It accepts children between the ages of 24 months and five-and-a-half years and offers full-and parttime enrollments. Children up to 12 years of age can attend the center during school holidays. For more information about the center and the open house, call ACC's Child Care Center 646-4950 or 625-1111, ext. 347.

Seven Mile Beach News Notes

(From Page 21) bhaar didn't bother to repair the damage. Instead he inserted a prefabricated bay extension — a greenhouse-style shell thaL .'replaces a window 4f manufactured by the Norristown-based company Habitek. " 'Glass is a temendous medium, and working with it is definitely something of an art," Krum bhaar says. 'TLgives people the opportunity to create a controlledenvironment, to reach a partnership with nature.' .'This from a man whose ' bedroom wall was violated by nature." Trisha Garchinsky and Patricia Polizzi report that the Avalon Home and School Assoc. is busy sponsoring activities for students this, year. The ladies have organized many after-school activities including: movies, art, recorder and volleyball classes. Last Friday they held a costumed Halloween Party for all

students with many signs of originality displayed and loads of enthusiasm on the part of all. • • • DON'T FORGET that the Cape County Historical and * Genealogical Society will be holding a Christmas Open House Saturday, Dec. 8, from 10 a.m. 'til 4 p.m. Decoration of the museum will be done by members Dec. 5 with a plethora of holly and greens donated by members. The trimming party is set for 7 p.m. and refreshments will be served by the volunteers. The costume committee will be wearing garments dating from the 1890s on — do stop and see how our ancestors entertained at the Open House Party on the 8th. Starting now, do lots of your Christmas shopping at a place which will be open this year for possibly the last time. This is a relaxed and easy way to finffan unusual gift for that pal who has everything. Stocking stuffers are a specialty.

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