34 Herald - Lantern - Dispatch 18 December '85

SHOP AT HOME IN STONE HARBOR

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New Notes

|(From Page 33) J I trade, not transient. With I them was Ronald Showers I (his calling card bears an II umbrella ) who's been work1 ing on renovation with them. It was our first trip to Snickers but it won't be our last. It's beautifully decorated, has the advantage of Palladian windows and a contemporaryWilliamsburg (if that's not too contradictory) flavor. ' Menu presented a large choice of different entrees, i.e. poached salmon and chicken Veronique. Don't often run into those here and prices were very .realistic. Jane and Carey Boss came in and we shared a table. They had roast beef and said it was top drawers We made an early night of it, since the Bosses are packing for Florida. Ernie and Ruthie Blair came in before we left — Snickers is establishing a regular clientele.

EVERY CHRISTMAS we hear news that saddens us. All emotions are heighten -«t this time so pleasure is doubled when we hear of someone's helping another. Madilyn McClure of Stone Manor is that kind of person. She help6 others year round. It was natural that she would be called when an area family hit bad times. Last week she was told that a family of 10, four children, their parents and grandparents, lost their home and all possessions to a fire in Belleplain. We offered to help, told a small group of people of the family's plight and next morning three people arrived with their arms full of clothes, blankets, food, etc. You'd never believe the influx since. Some people still believe in Santa Claus. Imitate him, in fact. Births The following births have been reported by area hospitals: BURDETTE TOMLIN Sharena Tyrie Jones to Keith Corbin and Rebecca Jones of Whitesboro, Dec. 1. Eric Andrew to Erling and Nanette Stotz Berg of Cape May. Dec. 2. Jared Elisha to Clarence and Cheryl Abel Moore of Town Bank. Dec 4. Nikki Jade to Nicholas and Debra Knorr DeBona of Wildwood Crest, Dec. 4. Stephen Richard to Dawn Marie Myers of Rio Grande. Dec. 6. Nicole Renee to .Tony Jr. and Tammy Loder White, of Wildwood. Dec 6. Ryan Thomas to Robin Anne Mertz of Oceao City. Dec. 7. f SHORE MEMORIAL \ Son to Michael and Lyn- * da Eggert Spear of " Petersburg. Nov 28 Daughter to Carl and Lee Ann Alsentzer Bastian of Cape May. Nov. ^9 Son to Albert and Deborah Dietrich McCarraher of North Cape May. Dec. 2. Son to Richard and Mary Kinder Smedberg of Rio Grande. Dec. 2 Daughter to Frank and Estee Revesz Albert of Townbank. Dec. 2. Daughter to Stephen and Susan Jones O'Connor of Woodbine. Dec. 4. Daughter to Norman and Barbara Cooper Briney of Ocean View, Dec. 5.

Divorces Granted — i m '

The following divorces were recently granted at Cape May County Court House: Laura Quackenbush of Villas from William Quackenbush of Villas. Robert Nichols of Court House from Ann Nichols of Court House. Donald A. Laricks of Sea Isle City from Daryl F. Laricks of Florida. William Garrison Jr. of Cape May from Mary Louise Garrison of Cape May. Daniel Guida of Marmora from Victoria T. Guida of Woodbine. Elizabeth Eichhorn of West Deptford from Albert B. Eichhorn of Cape May Court House. Eileen A. Hill of Linwood from Anthony J. Hill of Spain. Joseph Cavalier of North Wildwood from Joanne C. Cavalier of Villas. Michael N. Cozzan of Ocean City from Karen A. Cozzan of Brigantine. Mary Dougherty of Cold Spring from John Dougherty of Blenheim, N.J. Patricia Yeager of Ocean City from David D. Yeager of Court House. Barbara Haywood of Court House from Kenneth W. Haywood of Court House. Ronald Farina of Ocean City from Janice Farina of Vineland.

Charlotte A. Cowan of Ocean View from Michael A. Cowan of South Seaville. Dennis Spata of Court House from Judith Spata of Rio Grande. Jon Alan Goodway of Court House from Sandra Lee Goodway of Rio Grande. Kathleen A. Frame of Philadelphia. Pa. from John W. Frame of Court House. Faye A. McKinley of Avalon from Thomas E. McKinley of Cape May County. Nancy J. Bock of Ocean City from Norman M. Bock of Hatboro, Pa. Joseph B. Unkle of Goshen from Susan A. Unkle of Court House. STONE HAKBOR BRIDGE CLUB Dec 4 Stone Harbor Duplicate Bridge Club winners: 1st. Sally Sauders and Jane Hawley 54 2nd. Gene Fisher and Henry Buchianico S3 3rd. Mr and Mrs Bob Owens 52 4th. Millie Green and Eileen Kalaeski 51 5th. Betty Parker and Carolyn Eldon si

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