Cape May County Herald, 28 May 1986 IIIF issue link — Page 21

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Mouths have started to water already in anticipation of the annual roast beef supper sponsored by the Avalon Methodist Church Saturday. June 7. According to Reba Kaeburn, serving will be from 4 until 6:30. Take-out orders will be accomodated between 4 and 5 p.m. Hazel and Ted Mazer will do their usual magic with the roast beet For ticket information call 368-4204 XKW OFFICERS of the Stone Harbor Garden Club will be installed at their next meeting June 9. They include: Jo Ann .Macvaugh. president: Vickie Oirislman. first vice-presi-dent. Nancy Pain, second vice-president; Alberta Pain, treasurer; Mary Coffee. assistant treasurer and membership chairman ; Pat Wolf, recording secretary; Klsir Snyder, corresponding secretary. Current president NaWy Ritchie becomes chairman of the board. In other Garden Club news, Jean Christie, cochair of the best bloomin' yard sale every Saturday. June 7. says donations may be brought to the Women's Civic Club 10 a m -noon beginning Monday. June 2 James Owings was named "Senior of the Year" at the recent dinner meeting of the Stone Harbor Chamber of Commerce. President Jack Filzpatrick presented him with a wooden sculpture. He was truly surprised and very pleased with the honor A 30-year veteran with the Pennsylvania Bell Telephone Co.. Ownings bought property in S.H. 25 years ago and retired here eight vears ago. OWNINGS BECAME active in the life of Stone Harbor. such as becoming a vestryman at St. Mary's Episcopal Church; financial secretary of the Lions Club , active in the Realty Owners Association and an elected trustee; a participating member in American Legion Post 331. and a direc tor of the Chamber of Commerce. In making the award Fitzpatrick said. "He exemplified the all-around good citizen because of his service to his family, his church, his community and his fellow man. We are pleased to designate Jim Owings as our Senior of the Year 1986." SIC Student Picked for Who's Who SEA ISLE CITY - Bridget Henry of this city was among 17 Cumberland County College students recently approved for Who's Who Among Students in American Junior Colleges. Nominations are based on academic achievement, service to the community, activity leadership and professional potential. Henry, who recently attended the 1965 Association of College Unions-Interna-tional Region III Conference in Trenton, is president of the CCC Student Government Association in Vineland.

IF YOU LIKE to save money, and who doesn't, make sure you purchase your beach tags by Saturday. May 31. After that the price jumps two dollars to $7. Ernie Blair will be happy

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to sell you beach oaaages daily from 9 to 4 p.m. at the window located on the east erly corner of the Police Ad-

ministration Building on 95th Street. Once again beach tags are reciprocal with Avalon and

must be conspicuously displayed by all 12 years of age and older using the beach between 10 a.m. and 5 p.m. June 14-September 6. COMING: Tuesday. June 3. Stone Harbor Borough Council: 7 p.m.; Avalon Planning Board work sest

sion 7:30p m ; Wednesday, June 4.rAvalon Environmental Commission. 8 p.m. N.B. Skip Gladur was called to Florida by the death of her brother-in-law. Reports on the S II Council and Hoard of Education will be filed at a later date.

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