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Seven Mile Beach News Notes _

'From Page 17 » celebrating its 75th Anniversary was published nationally in the November issue of The Episcopalian. Their account gave a brief history of the church at 95th and Third Avenue. In 1910. a realty firm donated the plot of land and the wife of developer David Itisley started a building fund drive. Known originally as St. Mary's by the Sea, the cedar-shingled frame structure cost $6,000 to complete. Suffragan Bishop Garland dedicated the church in 1911 and it was consecrated in 1917 by the Kt. Rev. Paul Matthews. the fifth Bishop of New Jersey. The church celebrated its anniverary with more than 100 members attending a dinner at the Whitebrier Inn in Avalon. One of the highlights was when Father Wesley Martin commended l.vdia Battendiere for 55 years of unswerving dedication to j the church and parish

good. He presented her with a stained-glass window hanging bearing the seal of the Episcopal ChurchAll celebrants at the dinner received a handsome blue leather bookmarker embossed with a gold seal, bearing the legend "St. Mary's Episcopal Church ... 75th Anniversary, 1910-1985" Carey and Jane Boss, aided by Marie and Herman Siri and Delores and Tony C'elona masterminded a memorable Halloween party at the Avalon/Stone Harbor Post of American Legion, Nov. 2 for the S.H. Seniors. More than fifty fun-seekers showed up. most wearing very clever or just silly costumes. Councilman Harry Strohmetz did yeoman service as emcee by coaxing reticent guests into participating in hilarious games. This group enjoys nothing more than laughing at itself. Judging was done by Marv and Bill Duke. Jim Ryan and Delores and Tony Celona. Prizes of imported cookies and bottles of wine were awarded to: Ruth and Eugene Fisher-pair of dice; Frank D'Klia-hnuse painter; Jessie Strohmetzbride (nobody guessed Frank or Jessie's identity > ; Ciracine McMenamyLady Chumondeley; the fearsome foursome. Alice and Scott Daniels and Ducntin and Minnie I.ightfoot Sternbcrghsenior bus tour; Be Shissler-lady pirate; Becky Bailey-Tina Turner; and the captain and crew of . Love Boat among others WE TRIED lo phone Betty and Bill Webster of 87th Street several days before reaching them at their winter home in Ambler. Pa They had the best reason for being unobtainable Their daughter and son-in-law. Mr and Mrs Richard Romano, just presented them with another grandchild. David W. Romano, born Nov 2 Betty and Bill have been keeping* David's five sisters and brothers happy until Mommy and the new baby come home Councilman Lou Clelland is also a grandfather now Dede Harris produced Morgan Anders Harris at Lankenau Hospital. Montgo County Nov 29 He weighed 9 lbs 9 oz at birth' Grace Shreran is another grandmother who's celebrating, but this one isn't a new baby Her 18-year-old granddaughter Megan Trainer, who summers here, was chosen Homecoming Queen for this weekend by her chums at Bishop McDevitt High School Megan is the daughter of Nancy and Andrew Trainer of (Ireland. .4.-1RP Speaker SEA ISLE CITY - Avalon Council worn an Jean Glazier will he the guest speaker at the meeting of Chapter 710. Association of Retired Persons. l p.m. tomorrow at the Civic Center. Townsends Inlet. She will speak on the subject of art

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