20 Herald - Lantern - Dispatch 25 December '85

SHOP AT HOME IN STONE HARBOR

Discriminating Fashions >^ 287 96th St.. Stone Harbor • 368-5301 g HOLIDAY SALE 20%-40% OFF • OPEN • Mon. 10-8. Tues. 10-5 (Closed Wed. and Thurs.) Fri. & Sat. 11-5, Sun. 12-5 ^ *

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Hoy's has gifts and Boxes, Paper, Tags and Toys For The Whole u "'"I""1 °J a" sorts and Cnmilu , SIZeS ,0 Wr(,P *0Ur Family ft ^ gifts Artificial Holiday Flowers, N Chrlttmaa Cards Boxed & Ornaments, Party Goods, . Individual Candy Canes, Cutouts, Garland And Stockings, Christmas STOCKING STUFFERS ~S!!,,J?0Un.d 0U1 Fof „,| a.es Christmas Assortment lor you.

Seven Mile Beach News Notes

1 1 (From Page 19) II millions of dollars, you | understand, just small || sums and once. $500. Last | week she nipped over to II Polly's Place for a paper H and bought a ticket in the I lottery for a buck. This time she hit it for $2,600. Santa's early this year. | THE CHRISTMAS party I of Stephen C. Ludlam Post [ of the American Legion Dec. 13 was perfect in j every respect. We're I relative newcomers but Jean Christie has been to 1 many of the post's notable Christmas affairs and she said "somehow this seems | the best of all". Guests arrived with presents for veterans at N.J. State Memorial ' Hospital in Vineland which I got everybody off to a good i start as others carried their culinary specialties to the kitchen police who arranged it on the groaning board in the big hall. And | we do mean specialties — no one professional

purveyor could have n catered to so many tastes. I DECORATIONS were t spectacular! Music by the i Lucky Lindys kept the r dance floor crowded. Post ? Commander Jim Daniel's • wife Gayle was belle of the ball as usual and watching Him and Joanne MacVaugh dance, kindles ' memories of Rogers and t Astaire. Other terpi sichorean twosomes were i Madilyn and Franklin Mc- • Clure. Eliie and Frank Smith and Jean and Wiley ' Christie. Bill (Fowler) Stratton cuts a mean rug too. Greatest thing about this party was you had the best of Avalon's and Stone Harbor's worlds. We couldn't count the number of people who said in amazement, "there are so many people here I don't know!" \ The post has simply taken off and we don't think the fabulous renovation is wholly responsible. Getting to know attractive persons you might otherwise not meet is like a shot in the arm — this is what the post offers, and it's getting plenty of takers, too. Employes of the Golden Inn in Avalon came up with a nifty idea for their annual Christmas Party. Instead of a gift exchange, each brought a wrapped toy for the Kiddies Toy Patrol of Wildwood, a project for needy children sponsored by area service clubs. JUST AS SADNESS is intensified at this time of year, happiness is magnified. Ran over to Michael and Mary's for a hairdo this morning and Mary Petosa's sister, Margaret Gurbe. is here for the holidays. Margaret is one of the fortunate few; she's shot with luck. She has been a frequent winner in the state lottery - not millions of dollars, you understand, just small sums and once. $500. Last week she nipped over to Polly's Place for a paper and bought a ticket in the lottery for a buck This time she hit it for $2,600. Santa s early this year.

Childbirth Classes Offered Daytime

SOMERS POINT - In order to accommodate expectant parents who work evenings. Shore Memorial Hospital will be offering pre natal childbirth classes during daytime hours begining Jan. 7. According to Mary Petrunis, director of the hospital's Wellness Program. this additional class is being offered to meet the needs of casino workers or othe^ who work evenings or night shifts. Each course includes seven weeks of instruction. It will be held Tuesdays 10 a.m. to noon and run from Jan. 7 to Feb. 18. The classes will consist of group discussions, feelings, relaxation exercise for labor and delivery, and films. THE CLASSES are head-

ed by Fran Jerome RN. BA coordinator of staff development and patient education. "Shore Memorial Hospital is committed to promoting comfortable and happy childbirth experience." Jerome said, adding that all instructors are certified in childbirth instruction, are registered nurses and are mothers themselves. The classes also deal with basic child care, coping with feelings, choosing between a birthing room or conventional delivery suites Tours of the maternity unit and nursery will also be held to familiarize expectant parents with the hospital setting. Early registration is required. To register or for questions call the Wellness Office at 653-4500

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