24 Herald - Lantern - Dispatch 1 1 December '85

H SHOP AT HOME IN STONE HARBOR

f * Santa Shouldn't Have To Shop Our Elves Are Ready Call - 368-5734 Sweatshirts For Everyone Plain • Free Monogrammed • Handpainted Sizes 6 Months To Men's XXLarge Please Phone Approximate Sizes Our Elves Box • Tie • Label • Bag No Parking Problem We'll Run It To Your Sleigh JHBappy -ik In The Gallery 98th & 3rd Ave., Stone Harbor P.S. Bah Humbug Sweatshirts For Your Most Lovable Scrooge apiilllliiliiiiiiiiiiiilllllll|£ SEASHORE TRUE VALUE OFFERS THE FINEST SELECTION OF GIFTS UNDER ANTBODT'S TREE. PLUS HOLIDAV BONUS ITEMS: •Check our True Value Catalog for items that carry Bonus Dollar Symbols and save one to eight dollars over our regular discount prices. •Check our low prices on Christmas toys, cards and tree ornaments. •Check Seashore for the finest gift selection under your tree! I m .E'" SHORE ■ I = lit RUE VRLUEI s * 96th Street Stone Harbor 368-3191 1 nmiia: iiiiimiimiir

Seven Mile Beach M'E len Rowland

_ Slone Harbor Lions and Deborah Hospital are combining efforts in the annual Christmas Poinsettia Sale. Be sure to jot them down on your gift and decorations lists, they're especially handsome this year. If. like Auntie Mame. you Need a Little Christmas right now, they're available at Marine Bank. 93rd and 3rd Avenue: Hoy's Five & Tens in Stone Harbor and Avalon. and Gallagher's Avalon Liquor Store Proceeds from all sales benefit both sponsoring institutions and brightens lives year-round. Invitations for the glitzy Christmas Ball called for Dec. 20 at Snickers are being sent by the Cape May branch of the American Red Crbss. If by chance you don't receive one. call the office: 465-7382 and express interest. It's an invitation-only affair. Formal dress, not black tie, is requested, which means ladies should look their loveliest and gents i in their business-best if their dinner jackets are dusty or unwilling to stretch. Don't forget this is your chance to win a Pave diamond ring and a benefit for the Red Cross, which means an income tax deduction. Diasters have been numerous lately and the calls on Red Cross staggering — if you can dismiss what the agency did for Mexico. Bogota and others, can you remember how it helped us during Gloria's b' visit? | STONK CHAMBER of Commerce Christmas Meet I ing will be held Monday. I Dec 16. at Golden Inn in Avalon Guests are asked to ' bring donations for the I Diller Home for the Blind | this year Checks may be | left for chamber pres Jim ■ Fisher at Seashore True ■ Value ■ Most Stone Harborlights I will be at the annual | blowout, we're sure. , I because Melba Pope i Tridi I Joe's stellar attraction > will | be playing before and dur- ■ ing dinner lor listeners' ■ pleasure and following dinI ner Middle Township High's • chorus will present a seaj sonal concert Applications to enter the I chamber's annual Christ | mas Lighting Contest may | also be picked up at ■ Seashore True Value. Judg ■ ing ol entries in the compel i r tion will take place 8-10:30 ■ p.m. Friday. Dec 27 First J and second prizes will be I awarded in three cateI gories : Best doorway . Best | grounds; and Best overall. | Judging will be done by four

discerning persons who are not residents of the borough. CEXTl'R Y 21 Realtor George Feise asked us at a recent S.H. Lions Club wingding "Do you ever miss one?" Our reply was: "We try not to." And for good reason: it lessens the chance of error. Three weeks ago. an al-ways-reliable source stopped to tell us about the superior musical products It's Cool in the Furance. presented by Seven-Mile-Beach Ecumenical Choristers at Stella Maris Auditorium. When said source read our account of the production in the Nov. 20th issue of the HeraldLanterDispatch. she almost went into shock: we had misunderstood her. She called immediately to correct us: The orchestration was pretaped. the voices were not.

Solos and choruses were live. Live. LIVE and voices were good. Better. BEST* Sincere apologies to the cast, we had already decided to see their next offering for ourselves anyway. TWO YEARS AGO we invited three U.S. Coast Guard Trainees from the station at Cape May to share Thanksgiving dinner with us. It was one of our nicest holidays ever. One boy was shy. one was urbane and one was about to be married and missed his gal. All were interesting. punctilious and helpful. We had a great time. We got thank -you notes from each boy and from the mothers of two. I-ast year we were hors de combat and had no guests but we did hear from one previous year's C.G. Trainee saying "I'll be thinking of you on <Page 44 Please) v r dgc tt r itrctac i

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