Herald - Lantetn - Dispatch 9 July '86 ??

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Approval for demolition and reconstruction of the Hotel Avalon by Philtone, Inc. will be sought tomorrow night from the Avalon Zoning Board at its reorganizational meeting at 7:30 in the meeting room at Borough Hall, Dune Drive. Philtone's application is for a use and special reasons variance and site plan approval for a fourstory1 hotel that will replace the Bongo Room and the original hotel built 98 years ago. PLANS CALL for a 50-unit hotel consisting oi 46 two-bedroom units and four one-bedroom units plus a 53-seat lounge, and a swimming pool Also included is the building of 10 single-family units adjacent to the hotel, which is located between Emergency Banner Sale * COURT HOUSE - "Please Call Police" emergency banners are being sold by members of the Coalition Against Rape and Abuse, Inc. as apart of a Community Safety Program begun June 25. According to Dot Lehman, community educator, the organization has undertaken the project to alert residents in the county that women and older adults are subject to violent crimes. The emergency banners are available by calling the Coalition Against Rape and Abuse at 522-6489 between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. Proceeds from the sale of the banners will be used for rape and abuse prevention programs.

Seventh and Eighth Streets ■ on First Averiue. I • • • i There's another antique I show on the horizon, this time Saturday. Sponsored by the Avalon Volunteer ■ Rescue Squad, the show ; will feature 25 dealers 10 : a.m. -6 p.m. in the air- J conditioned Community I Hall, 30th and the Beach. 1 Carolyn Burbank heads I the squad. Food will be 1 available and there will be ! door prizes. ••IS THIS the one with the ' chicken salad? a I shopkeeper asked Reba 1 Raeburn as she was putting up a sign for the United Methodist Churchwomen's annual rummage sale and bazaar Saturday. "Yes," she replied, "and there will be something for everyone there." This event starts 9 a.m. and runs to 2 p.m. at the Church and grounds. 34th and Dune Drive. Avalon. • Some of the people responsible for the event are YVilda Richardson, Hazel Mozer. Claire Cushnie, Florence Campbell. June Spielman, Edna Henry. Jane Reddie. Romayne Mair. Helen Wentzel and Emily Hunsworth. Also, Jack and Eleanor Raum. Ebna (spelled right) Schaefer, Laura Reese, Agnes Robinson, Betty Spaeth. Agnes Batts. Marine Medal OCEAN CITY - Marine Cpl. Velissa M. Klienbach. whose husband, Eric, is the son of Diane E. Bush of 1020 1 Central Ave., this city, was 1 recently awarded the U.S. Marine Corps Good Conduct Medal. Klienbach received the 1 award for good behavior and conduct over a threeyear period in the Marine Corps. She is currently serving with 2nd Marine Aircraft Wing. Marine Corps Air Station, Cherry Point. NC. t

FUTURE BIKER? — A hairy Clayton Thomas III, 1«*. waits to be judged during the decorated bike contest which was part of Stone Harbor's July 4 celebration. Clayton is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Thomas Jr. of Stone Harbor and Philadelphia.

and Jack Warren. Dave Bitzer, Hank Try nor. , Richardson and X Dorothy Tozour. £ STONE HARBOR sum- & mer residents and year- ^ around residents who are ^ young ladies between the ages of 7 and 1 1 are invited participate in the "Little Miss Stone Harbor" pro- I J gram 7:30 p.m. Friday. Ju- N ly 25, in the Elementary m School, 93rd and Third [ Avenue. ri For the 18th year Vicki I will chair the event f for the Women's Civic Club j! of Stone Harbor. She will be assisted by Marj Otton. i J Lillian Mortara and JoAnn \ Macvaugh. j : The candidates will wear j , long dresses and the queen will be crowned by Mayor j and Mrs. Arden Hand. In j addition the queen and her court will make guest appearances at the Civic Club's July 29th fashion show and at its art show later in August. Girls are urged to register now at the Chamber of Commerce Building. 212 96th St. ALL ARE welcome to the weekly Bible Study tomorrow at 7 p.m. in the parish hall of Our Savior Lutheran Church, 93rd and Third Avenue. Meanwhile "Burn & Learn" bible study continues on the beach Wednesdays 10:30 until 11:30 a.m. at Stone Harbor's 103rd Street beach. Additional special officers announced by S.H. Police Capt. Anthony Solis include Jeffrey Scribner, Louis Gentile. Judy Davies, Joseph Breslin and Clayton French. THE STONE Harbor Garden Club and guests will take "the Casino Challenger boat ride to Harrah's. Atlantic City. Monday, July 14 leaving Ocean City at 9 a.m. Friday night at the movies in Avalon July U will feature Rip Van Winkle, Peter and the Wolf, and Little Toot. 7:30-9 p.m. at Community Hall, 30th and the Beach. "Down Home Country Cooking" will be the theme for the Women's Civic Club of S.H.'s luncheon and meeting noon Tuesday. July 15. in the clubhouse. 96th and the Beach. JoAnn Macvaugh is chairing the luncheon, and among those assisting are Ann Allen. Adelaide Young. Jo Levison. Dotty Stump, Be Shissler. Jean Westhoff and Dot Edelmayer. The program will include a book review by Sallie Ruth G. MacCorkell. There are five more Mondays in the exercise class for women at 9:30 a.m. at the Women's Civic Club, 96th and the Beach. All women are invited to join the group for fun and good health. COMING: Tomorrow: Avalon Zoning Board, 7:30 p.m.; Monday, July 14, S.H. Planning Board, 3 p.m.; Tuesday, July 15, S.H. Council, 7 p.m.

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