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Pa-‘e - 3 - mas party# Your contribution can be riven to our Town Clerk, Aileen xidams, and she v;ill turn over all contributions as a lump sura for the police to use toward their party. FLilSH; i^ev/ on our staff j i5’’KLy.iv kCKEiiii, She has done our stencil this month, ie are continuously indebted to these kindly folks who help us ,3et the Shoreline out 5 Here temporarily is an army couple, Jan and Hu^h Lixon, with their nine year old son Shawn. They are livin- in Jan*s parents' home on Oakleaf Drive just v/est of the Yaecks. They will be here until June, and how they enjoy PKS because they look out at woods, because of the leisurely pace of life here, and because they can walk for miles, .lugh flew in from Rome a couple of weeks a-^o after three years in Italy where he was stationed near Pisa. Jan has been here bit longer, but she, too, lived in Italy as an army wife. They had an apartment with a yard and garden, and they both learned to speak Italian. Jan said she had to if she was to do any marketing Shawn understands Italian, too, althou^fh he attended the .American school at thoir base. They traveled v;id9ly in Italy, stayinv in pensions, and eatine: in restaurants where th?j local people ate. That way, they said, they were sure of 3;ood and lcs3 expensive meals than in restaurants popular with tourists. Utiually they traveled by train. Jas in Italy is ^2.00 a ::allon, and Italian traffic is wild. Both of them stressed the importance of bein/” adaptable if you would enjoy livin:/ abroad, of learning their way and their customs. HU:,h will be ^oin^- to school in vi/ashln^ton, D.C. and expects to be assi:::ned to the .jnerican embassy in Dublin in June. And for June 1978 they already have plans to :;et a tent and camp all \ throu^^h iiurope. .uid while they are here, Jan who wanted a job with flexible hours, is sellinj Tupperware. "Special correspondent" BILL i.uiCDOllALD Us up to report that Havelock has a new li. station at 105 that plays what Bill, at least, terms ^^ood music. ;e leave it all up to you to jud'^-e for yourselves the quality of the pro'Tammin'^;. *«• ^I-Jc •Ji' •il* % i .• C • i\ .• Sequel to our July story about the deli delights of JiiRRY FOUSSIv and i^iRILYi. LILLiSR: they have moved their ;i;oud food and service just a few feet away to what used to be Dorn and is now called THE ROYaL PaLi.. (we^noticed that there are indeed s^;ae paims there) and are carrying or their tradition of fine i:ew York delicatessen specialties, this time with plenty of seatin-; space. Jerry's parents ran a deli on Long Island and, he says that althou.h he swot e he wasnt interested in doin(^ the same thinj, hero he in, bat he know^? he can do it well (and we a^^ree) so he is offerin;^; ;^:r?i.t pat^trami sandv/iches (-i>lo45), fine roast beef sandwiches (.>1*60), as well as splendid potato salad, and the well knovm i;ew York rice puddinjt The menu is really extensive, with a daily special, a tenderloin hero, fresh seafood, hambur-^ers, and they are op^n daily for breakfast at 7i00kin, servin^i? from then until 8s30Pii and until 9x00 on Fridajr and Saturdays. Cfeok it out, PKS’ersi we don’t even ha/e to cross the brid^^e to %et there as it's right there on the causeway just beyond the bank as we are coming off Salter Path Road. 'st "K* 4c vi- From NELL CRUiJjiiTi:, PKS voting registrar, we discover that there are 312 registered voters here, and that 93/^ of them voted in the recent election. Nell’s term as re';istrar expires June 1st? she is a Republican in now Democratic times.
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