27 Herald - Lantern - Dispatch 28 August '85

Seven Mile Beach News Notes

(From Page 26) event, pricing objects as - they packed them. (Hint: < you like books? You'JJ-get « 'em, cheeep! ) £ < Grace Sheeran, Mary Conwell, Gracine McMenamy. Teddy Owens ] and Alexandra Kokonos will take the first shift and be relieved of duty by other volunteers all day. Many individuals as well as other organizations take tables at this sale — if you're a yard sale buff, this will look like Christmas morning to you. AVALON YACHT Club might have ordered the weather for their annual Land Carnival Day. It was crisp, clear and cool in every sense of the word. This is the time set aside to give the Junior Sailing Fleet a season's-end super get-together. This has been Seddon Sent To Sheppard Airman Edward J. Seddon. son of Maria I. Schubert of 259 Cherrie Tree Lane. Green Creek, and Robert W. Seddon of Rural Route 1, Court House, has been assigned to Sheppard Air Force Base, Texas, after completing Air Force basic training at Lackland Air Force Base. The airman will now receive specialized instruction in the civil engineering field. He is a 1983 graduate of Middle Township High School Court House. j 366-2325 /SOLAR WIND n GoW & Gems SMvw&SUks BMdSupptoa- Repairs v \ T0YS \ ^ L \ gifts \ \ cards n \ belts >>shoes un Plexiglas License Plates \ r ^ Initials in gl&gk International ^5^ Code Flags

the club's biggest year yet for youthful sailors. About 40 kids, aged 8 to 15 have shown up to improve their skills daily and many have enviable records. You really have to have seen how much fun they had Aug. 23. Linda Echevarria and Sandy Finley were in charge of logistics. They drew the game plan for 18 booths and all the contests, which included egg throwing, pitch and putt, tossing sandbags in clowns' mouths, etc. ad infinitum. Excitement was at fever pitch and each contestant got a prize supplied by Don Echevarria and Jerry Finley. The day was polished off with Family Night dinner at the club and Jamie McDermott has promised to get us a list of winners of most awards for next week's column. WERE RIGHT on time for the 11 o'clock service at St. Mary's Episcopal Church last Sunday and were joined in a line waiting to get into the vestibule. Rector Wesley Martin hastened to tell Usher Eugene Fisher to set additional seats in the aisle. The overflow crowd was occasioned by the Holy Baptism of Marshall Thomas Ciccarone and to welcome guest organist William Fenimore. Ill, from St. Bartholomew's in CherrwHill and the visiting chQjyfrom St. Mary's of HMlon Heights. mk\. the following coffee ^nour we met a communiW cant we see each summer but have never had the pleasure of meeting. f320Ruth MacCorkell intoduced us to Jonathan Milton, son of Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Milton of 5 104th St.. who have been summering here since WW II. Jonathan is a business development specialist from Pittsburgh who arranges loans for small businesses in amounts from $10,000 to 10 million. He says the most rewarding aspect is that "this is a alleviating unemployment.'' St. Mary's is currently making plans for its 75th Anniversary Dinner, which will be held Sept. 25 at the Whitebrier Inn. Cost of the 6 p.m. dinner will be $15 per person — Mary Basford (967-3730) and Nancy Ritchie (368-2286) are taking reservations. STONE HARBORS Women's Civic Club held a

French Club Flair luncheon at the club Aug. 20. Alberta (Mrs. Ted) Pain chaired the event, which was closely tied to America's favorite game. After lunch Dr. and Mrs. H. Curiven led a game of World Trivia by showing slides they have taken on their travels and asking the audience to name the location of the view shown. Three stand-out guessors were: Theima Yaeger. who fielded most of the questions concerning Spain and Portugal, Sallie Ruth MacCorkell. who identified most about the British Isles, and Toddy Helton, who's been almost everywhere and never forgets a thing. Members were reminded to attend the Sea Mart Aug. 31 at the club from 10 'til 3, that Sept. 17 would be the season's last lunch at the club and that the club will be participating in the Sept. 21-22 Wings n Water Festival. They will also be happy to learn from this column, if they haven't already, that their parking lot adjoining the beach has, at long last, actually been repaved!

Cape Student Attends Camp SEA ISLE CITY - Kelly A. Emberger, a city resident, recently attended Millersville University's (Millersville, PA) Spanish language camp for high school students or recent graduates of high school. Miss Emberger, 243 40th St., is a student at Our Lady of Mercy Academy.

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