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Seven Mile Beach News Notes

iFrem Page 24) 1 Councilman Dick Light and : his wife Betty to the Spirit 1 of Christmas program sponsored by the Cape May i County Branch of Deborah ] Hospital and the Avalon \ Committee for Performing i Arts. Jemnnette Glazier is . president of both organiza- - tions as well as Borough Council. Don't ever pass up a chance to hear the Angelus Chorus directed by Sherman D. Scull (owner of Scull's Department Store in CMCH). Scrooge'f heart would melt at their melifluous Christmas offerings, especially -the unusual songs sung by the trio. V A All the voices are excellent and trained to perfection. Was not surprised to learn that one of them belonged to Jean (Mrs. Frank) Rollo. who sings weekly with the choir at St. Mary's Episcopal Church. AFTER THE cpncert we met almost everyone we know in Avalon at the wine and biscuit culmination. Jeannette Glazier came over to tell us exciting news about her granddaughter, Julie, daughter of Ale* and Cat h_y Glazier of Philadelphia. Fourteen-year-old Julie, who attends George Washington High, won second prize in the annual city Christmas Card Contest. f At the reception for winners Julie Was presented with a certilcate of honor framed will her entry.

better, she won a onescholarship to the . College of Art. Her entry ipay well be used as a backdrop for KYW's Channel 3 during '<he Holiday Season. Talent runs in the family — Jeanette herself won a scholarship to Moore from high school and Julie's twin sister Angela is already an accomplished choreographer. ' • • • Robert Gore lick and. Keith Greenberg reported in the school paper, Avalon Courier", that to make this year's election more relevant to students, 7th . Graders held a mock debate. Stacey Trainor and . Michelle Conklin impersonated the Republican nominees and Tara WoUord and Megan Larkin | presented thfe Democratic platform. All four were informed, had carefully researched their project and were well prepared to discuss five important issues in debate. On Nov. 6, three other grades were polled to find out which party had won. "As Avalon School went, so did the nation" our informants told us. George W. Feise Jr. of Century 21, Stone Harbor Realty Co., Avalon Office, has prepared and produced a remarkable brochure called "Avalon — , a nice place to be anytime." Under the auspices of the Avalon Chamber of Com-

merce, of which he is chairman of the Commerce Committee, he has compiled a wealth of information about the community. This includes a list of 135 businesses open year around, 35 clubs and organizations and dates of their activities as well as special events for members of all age groups, churches, political affilia- ' tions, and lists of physicians"; borough officials and numbers to be called in * emergencies. This is a super source of information — we would recommend that all Avalon residents keep one by the , telephone at all times and a supply for visitors too.

• • • WENT TO the Stone Harbor School to see how they observed Fire Prevention Week and the 10th Anniversary of the S.R. Fire Dept. . The gym was crowded with I kids who were delighted £ when Smokey the Bear U walked in to greet them B and supervise the showing p of a wonderful film on U prevention of forest fires. It was a film of the fire . which destroyed 70,000 acres of forest and, countless wildlife. One loveable cub was rescued, healed by veterinarian, and became such a pet of the Forest Rangers that in 1M5 be became the symbol (Page 26 Please)

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