• . 1 32 Herald - Lantern - Dispatch 21 May '86

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All residents and visitors are invited to the Memorial 1 Day ceremonies sponsored by the American Legion ! which will begin with a 1 parade 11 :30 a.m. Monday. May 26. The line of march will form at the foot of the 96th Street bridge and proceed to the Women's Civic Club, where Col John T. Hill, USMC-Retired. will give the main address. According to Adjutant Bob Michaels, the line of march will include Commander Jim Daniel. . assisted by Jim DeMarco and Bill Donahue with the color guard and firing squad under the direction of Herbert Hornsby Sr. Earlier in the day this group will visit six cemeteries on the mainland. AMONG THE others in the parade will be Dr. Harold Evans, a World War 1 veteran, and Frank Turse, county commander of the American Legion. Others include the 253rd Transportation Co. of the New Jersey National Guard, Brownie Troops. Royal Rangers Marching Group. The Stone Harbor Garden Club, Women's Civic Club. Yacht Club. Middle Township High School Band and the Burdette Tomlin Memorial Hospital Auxiliary. As part of the traditional Memorial Day celebration jn Stone Harbor, the Women's Auxiliary of the American Legion makes wreaths that have been commissioned by area stores and businesses. THE WREATHS, made from poppies, will be placed in a lifeboat and taken out to sea. Among the women working on this project are Gladys Heise. Marian Hornsby. Helen Ifell. Emma llaefle, Arlene Sternberg. Gail Daniel. JoAnn Macvaugh and Florence Griffith. All proceeds are used to benefit veterans.

LAST CALL for clean-up days this spring! Tuesday, May 27 is the second designated clean-up day in the Borough of Stone Harbor and there won't be another one until September. If you have been meaning to get rid of an appliance or a lamp that just doesn't work make sure it is at the curb May 27. Refuse, rubbish, junk, junque, furniture and the like, but no building materials, may be placed curh-side for pickup no sooner than a day or two before that date. STONE HARBORS Carolyn Dwyer was elected Junior Princess at the recent Wildwood Catholic Junior-Senior Prom. Congratulations, Carolyn! Thank You, Mary Nil on. for covering the BurdetteTomlin Volunteers Awards Tea recently at the Wildwood Country Club. "Volunteers have raised over one million dollars since Burdette Tomlin was established," said William H. Waldron III. hospital president. "The caring efforts of the hospital's volunteer workers really makes the difference." he said. The new Stone HarborA valon Auxiliary President is Bonnie Feise. and the new Twigs President is Meg Schmeriing. They were inducted at the tea. along with branch presidents from neighboring communities. Retiring Auxiliary President is Elsie Mott. IT IS WEDNESDAY. May 28, for the Wheaton Village trip by members of the Avalon Women's Civic Club. Call Reba Raeburn, 368-1453, for further information. Plans for the Avalon Garden Club's Sixth Annual Flower Show Thursday, June 5, are moving into high gear.

Betty S. Light, show chairman, is being assisted by committee members Bette Stattner, Mary Jane Lea, Peggy Borkland, Min Krout. Eileen Rafferty. Madelyn Tozour. Pauline Mtarpky and Jean Glazier. Charlie and Ethel Rudrauff celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary with 100 of their friends at a gala party recently in the Women's Civic Gub, which was beautifully decorated with gold and white mums. Entertainment was provided by the S.H. Grand Pops. Harry Strohmetz, Ray deLaurentis and Herman Siri. SEVEN MILE Island extends a warm welcome to Father Michael Matveenko at Maris Stella, Avalon. He will be Father John Loveland's temporary replacement. Father Michael comes here from Holy Rosary in Cherry Hill, and this fall he will have a teaching assignment in a Catholic high school. WHAT TO HAVE for lunch on a weekend will be no problem for those who ordered hoagies for May 31 from the young salespeople at the Stone Harbor Elementary School. Just a reminder to pick up your order by noon unless it is being delivered. This sale is for the scholarship fund. Enjoy! COMING. Today. Stone Harbor Board of Education, 7:30 p.m., school; tomorrow, Avalon Borough Council, 10 a.m. Graduates FREDERICKSBURG, Va. — Two Cape May County students were graduated from Mary Washington College here at commencement exercises May 10. They are: Clare M. Hughes, Sea Isle City, Bachelor of Arts; Cathy Carr, Wildwood Crest, Bachelor of Science.

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