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Herald - Lantern - Dispatch 26 lune '85

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Stone Harbor's 36th an nual antique show and sale has. for years, been the Women's Civic Club's biggest fund raiser. Scheduled for July 8. 9, and 10. the show will feature the same dealers who have become fixtures (like the Linen Ladies) and Eranny and Tom Poole (our pals for years) who have their shop in Bucks County, as well as charming new additions like Peggy and Brewster Rhodes, the Chair People from Chestnut Hill Main attraction this year, we're sure, will be Joseph Carpenter, formerly of Haddon Hall in Casinoland, a certified appraiser who for a small fee will tell you what your favorite bibelot is really worth. This show has long been a main attraction -for dealers who show outside their usual environs and its growth rate is enviable — this is largely due to the constant search for and restriction to top-drawer dealers conducted by Hilda Mixsell and Toddy Helton, who have spent years bringing us the best. Remember, the show opens Monday at 6 p.m. with supper available. WE HAVE HEARD a couple of people say about the Stone Harbor Chamber of Commerce "Oh. that's more of a social organization " We just wish they could have seen about 15 of their fun-loving members June 17 from 7 until 11 p.m.. working to address and mail out . with two enclosures, more than 2.000 announcements of the July 4th celebration the Chamber sponsors Most of them had alreadyput in a full day's work. Some left their businesses to lend a hand but all of them worked silently, efficiently and fast to promulgate an event which benefits local merchants and gives pleasure to residents and transients alike A great committee and its supporters have organized eight events to give numberless cohtestants a day crammed with carefully supervised, safe and rewarding activity. For details consult one of the many Independence Day posters placed in your local store or eatery. Floss (Mrs. Arthur) Atwood is still starry-eyed and disoriented (pardon pun) about her cruise to Japan on the Sitmar Line's Fair Skies. She was disenchanted with the lack of comaraderie on an Italian line. We know what she means — unlike other lines, officers are discouraged from fraternizing with passengers We've always liked going to officers for tips about ports in advance. She thought her trip was glorious, however — adored Japan, got to talk to loggers in a tavern in Juneau. Alaska; found Port Rupert interesting and was most impressed by Glacier Bay. Alaska, which she describes as a fairyland of ice. We'd give anything to see Japan, but time is flying. Father William.

THE SEA LIONS did it again! From the gigantic weather balloon attracting guests to Bonnie overseeing clean-up. this had to be the biggest and best bash yet! Everybody turned out to meet Bernie Parent at the cocktail benefit for the Helen L Diller Vacation Home for the Blind. It was the happiest party we can remember, ever! One look at Bill Diller's face when the Sea Lions presented him with a check for $10,000 for the home lit up the room. When Bonnie (Mrs George) Feise is involved you just know it's going to be a party pluperfect. Gorging guests attested to the quality of hors d'oeuvres — sublime — and raffles were stupendous. Carol Brennan arranged the wicker tea cart full of cheer. There were also a stuffed Pink Panther, five feet long yet. and an antique picnic basket filled

with Chivas Regal plus all manner of esoteric eats like smoked oysters. Nan McStavrick. Florence Stabb and Ginny McHugh were in charge of K.P. and logistics. You want charm, good looks and modesty? Honored guest star and hockey great Bernie Parent has 'em all. He met and greeted every guest with a personal remark, i.e., he told our spouse "Wayne Gretzky has to be the greatest hockey player of all time" and pointed out the design of his diamond championship ring like a little kid surprised by Santa Best of all this terrific guy. a long-time pal of Bill Diller. has promised to return and greet the disadvantaged kids who will be vacationing here No heroes any more? Say What? IS ANYONE else worried (Page 23 Please)

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