44 Herald - lantern - Dispatch 11 December '85

I SHOP AT HOME INAVALON

Seven Mile Beach News Notes

(From Page 24) Thanksgiving Hope it's another happy one " It made that day. THIS YKAK we got another from G.G. Trainee ] Chris Itastallis. now at Boatswain Mate School in Yorktown. Va His class W8S elected to sail the C.G. cut ter Eagle for "two weeks to Bermuda and back. The Haute is a 295' square rigger huill in Germany for the purpose of training future officers ..claimed as a war prize from Hitler after the way." Chris was part of "the first enlisted trainee crew to sail her He closed his letter saying "I'll always remember that Thanksgiving. thank you. love. Chris."

If you'd like to get in on something as rewarding as this friendship, call Gertrude Iteiss at: 884-1587. Gertrude arranges holiday outings for Coast Guard Trainees through the American Bed Cross. If you've ever spent a holiday without family in a strange town, you'll know what it means to these young recruits to Ik* part of a family for the day — give it a thought, then give it a try. SKAI.IONS. women's auxiliary of S.H. Lions Club, did it again at the brunchbazaar they held at Whitebrier Inn Dec. 1. A large crowd of Seven-Mile funseekers. bargain-browsers and food aficionados greeted each other and bought briskly while dining onlookers supervised. We've never seen so much go so fast Cecile Napoleon. Joanne Willis and Bonnie Feise had a table laden with unusual wreathes and flower arrangements for the door as we entered the bar/bazaar. We coveted a door decoration created by Bonnie with a pineapple flanked bylemons and shiny apples — we wanted to see the whole schmear before buying and that was a goof. Ten minutes later the table offerings were decimated and the Williamsburg doorpiece was gone MAKIK Kit AI'I'OI.I. im mediate past president of the Sea I ions and new prexy. Betty Bossuyl ol Clermont, were selling hand knits while we were there, they couldn't keep pace with sales either Learned later their profit exceeded fondest hopes Credit for a lot ol their success goes to Florence MwimhI ' full-time volunteer knitter for the Sealions and St Mary's ( hurch ' Toil bad. Floss was recovering from survery and couldn't be there I'eg i Mrs Bill ' Schaffer was in charge of the brunch part That was majorleague popular with ashort wait for seats all day Among shoppers and strollers we knew were: Mr and Mrs Harry Keen. Teddy Vinci. Louise Holland. Jane McGrath. Audrey Hardy. Miriam McNichol. \nn m Allen and Peg Johnston ^ i last three are regular . brunehers on a weekly basis' Prettiest models were Nicole Gordon in a blush pink pirate shirl and Marge Schaffer in a quilled robe, both from Quintessence: and Bonnie Anzolone in a beige and white plaid greatcoat with Santa Vinci wearing a suit, green cashmere jacket over black and green plaid skirt (stunning) from Irish Pavilion Natch, most female and some male spectators wore red and/or green and you're simply not with it if you don't own a white fur car coat this season. Hazel (Mrs. Harry) Beckmann called to ask that S.H. Seniors be told of the need for volunteer workers by the Court House branch of the American Red Cross. They need workers for their Bloodmobile. telephone committee and other aspects of clerical work in branch operation. Her department is the I Bloodmobile — they give d two Gift of Life events an- 1

nually. On Dec 20 from 12:30 'til 5 p.m. the Bloodmobile will be accepting Gifl-of-life blood donations at the Social Hall of First United Methodist Church. 1 Church St.. Court House. The happening will be marked by a Christmas party. rather than clinical, ambiance Santa Claus will join local celebrities providing gaiety for waiting donors S.H. SKN'IOKS got into the holiday mood fast at the annual Christmas party Dec. 4 at the school. Kthel and Charles Kudrauff arrived first with a car full of berry-laden holly for decoration. Other arriving members arranged gifts for (Page 45 Please)

fj For that special woman in / / your life give her jontue, Nina / [ Ricci, Anais Anais, Norell, Chanel II ana Charlie. \\I For that special man. i\ aftershave Pv Pierre Car- I— m din, 010 Spice, English U J J Leather and Canoe. Keen s has gifts for everyone - Russell Stover candv - mmam Timex watches from...S19.95 - Rust Plush toys and, of course, Christmas cards and wrap. KEEN'S PHARMACY 2809 Dune Drive • Avalon 967-5541 Open Mon-sat 9-6 . Jk Closed Sunday

A HOLIDAY HAPPENING Please Join I 's For tWine (C Cheese THE SA NDBA R FLORIST 24 IS Dune Drive. Avalon. N.J. Sunday. December / 5th. JVS.S / on pv t<> sua p.m. * o 0 • Come in and Browse Register For Drawing With This Ad! ] christmas ;!/ shopping is in tr the bag in - avalon! \ H\ AVALON APPLIANCE CENTER J I BOB & JON'S TV « JT CANDLELIGHT 81 CAVIAR H I GALLAGHER'S LIQUOR STORE /) II HOY'S 5«10 JJ " JAYNES LINGERIE V \ _n "£een,s pHARMACY ' \ SA 2809 Dune Drive {H?7/v54 1 % ( V PRINCETON BAR & GRILL 1 » Jw 2008 Dune Drive 907-34*57 Q // RED GERANIUM GIFT SHOP I „ II 2799 Dune Drive 967-8404 I s U - SANDBAR FLORIST B n 3^# 2418 Dune Drive 967-7337 B b 7f SULLIVAN'S DEPT. STORE \f 0 f 2 1 70 2nd Avenue 967-3189 T T n WARNER-AMEX CABLE \\ " ( II 2761 Dune Drive 967-3011 jl p

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