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Seven Mile Beach \ T M'Ellen Rowland 368-2294

The Sea Lions Christmas Brunch at the Whitebrier. Sunday, will find some of the island's prettiest doing informal modeling during the meal. Door prizes will also be drawn to maintain interest of masculine guests. Bonnie Anzolone. Debbie Berg. Carol Brennan. Peg Johnston. Anna MacFarlane. Joanne Mascia, Marji Schaffer, Norine Tiz, and Santa Vinci will be strolling among tables wearing lingerie and athome clothes from Quintessence and day-long outfits from the Irish Pavilian. There will be no admission charge for the adjacent boutique, so one may nip in and out at will. BIG APPLE move over! Island merchants and the American Red Cross are readying a blast for the holidays. An American Christmas is the title and five main events are planned. Kickoff will be a Victorian Fashion Show Dec. 12 at noon at the Golden Inn, put on by Charlotte Todd and her models displaying antique uniforms, ball gowns, bathing suits, etc. Tickets may be gotten at Once Upon a Time book shop and Seashore Home Supply. Dec. 13 another fashion show with a vast difference. At Snickers 5-7, ladies will be helping guys select gifts for their gals. First assist will be two free libations at the open bar. followed by dinner from the menu if desired. ALL CLOTHING stores will be sending their best so we know where to steer our beaux that night, right? Gail Daniel and Amy Hardy are running this event, so it's bound to be zanvw Dec. 14 a Bavberry (Ut bor Designer Boutique will be held at St. Mary's Church. Irish Pavilion. Quintessence. Needle Me. Olive Tree. The Rose. Ris Gallery, Once Upon a Time, and Crabtree & Evelyn will be among merchants making gifts available. Twenty per cent of proceeds will go to our local chapter of Red Cross. John Rosica of Whalon's Furniture in Avalon is masterminding this one. Same day at 2:00 p.m. Fred Armand has arranged for a Coast Guard Band concert at 96th St. and the beach. SUNDAY. Dec. 15. there'll be a house tour of Stone Harbor 1-5 p.m. This promises to be great, too, winding up with a for-free cocktail party John Rosica is hosting at Whalon's Fur-

niture store in Avalon. He is also donating a handsome chair to be raffled with benefits accruing to the Red Cross. Friday, Dec. 20, is the biggest blowout of them all. There will be an honest to Pete Christmas Ball for 150 persons at Snickers. They're going all out on this one. A discriminating committee has selected the five-course menu. Bunch Hammond is being imported from The Saloon in Philadelphia with his orchestra to supply the music and one guest will receive a Pave diamond ring as a door prize. NUMBERS WILL be drawn during dinner and the winning number could be under the wine glass at your place at the table! Freeholders Bill Sturm and Ralph Evans will be honored guests. Forty-nine Stone Harbor Seniors journeyed to Caremes for lunch Nov. 20. In case you haven't heard of it, Caremes is the gourmet restaurant run by Atlantic Community College at Mays Landing. All food is prepared and served by students in the institution's Culinary Arts School. Menu is extensive and food exquisite. CAVEAT: Don't pig out on the entrees here, the dessert cart will drive you crazy! Hint: Drinks are prepared by a pro. Best martinis on the East Coast except for Sea View Country Club, where he also works, are built by Mike; he rubs lemon peel on the rim of the glass. If sculpted butter, exotic entrees and soothing ambience are your bag, give it a try. -but reservations are a must! Call: 625-0907. New faces on the car caravan belonged to guests. Eliza Harbage. Elsie Mott and lone Popel. Senior's plans for the month include: Dec 4th Christmas party with concert by Middle Township High chorus; Dec. 18 bus trip to Wheaton Village, call Ruth "Fisher for reservations at 368-1421; and New Year's Eve party at A va Ion/Stone Harbor Post 331. Call Frank D'Elia for reservations at 368-6060. NOVEMBER DINNER meeting Of/S.H. Chamber of Commerce at Henny's was an evening of emotional extremes. Retiring Councilman Harry Strohmetz was principal speaker. He clarified reasons for new water and - sewage charges, to be paid to the borough quarterly, starting Jan. 1. and method (Page 19 Please)

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Civic Club On Inn Tour

STONE HARBOR - The Women's Civic Club will go on the Cape May Inns at Christmas Time Tour Wednesday. Dec. 11. Members will carpool it from St. Mary's Church. 95th and Third Avenue, Stone Harbor. leaving at 4:30 p.m.

After an early dinfier together, they will tour the seven inns, which are all within four blocks of each other For further information and reservations, which are required, call Ellie Smith at 368-2440 or Alberta Pain at 368-7711.

W'msburg Trip Offer

STONE HARBOR - The borough Chamber of Commerce is sponsoring a drawing for a < Williamsburg trip for two. compliments of Newbold / Realty. The trip will include two days and three nights at the Williamsburg Inn. dinner at Christiana Campbell's Tavern, a historic house

tour, and visits to the Abbv Rockefeller Folk'-^rl Museum and the William and Mary campus Proceeds will benefit the Americar^Ret^^^^

S* ^ °'\ BENEFIT FOR AMERICAN RED CROSS • DECEMBER I 2 - Vic torian Fashion Show Golden Inn • DECEMBER 13- Men's Cocktails Fashion Show Snlrkers - Stone Harbor • DECEMBER 1 4 - Coast Guard Band ■ i PM Boutique - si. Mary's Churc h Hall IIM PM • DECEMBER 15 - House Tour Court House. I -l» Avalon - stone Harbor. I -5 Cocktails - whalon's Drawing for lounge c hair • DECEMBER 20 - American Red Cross Hall Snickers • Stone Harbor FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CALL 465-7382 .

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