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THI OCEAN CITY SINTMtL-LIMIfi HAMMOND ORGAN RCAMCTOR ame Dropping" comes naturally.... with these "Brand Names" to be proud ot upeHw DEPARTMENT Owe* T#mu t • * * ^ ^Êw -* L j — 1M6 GuIM of the First meeting, 8 p.m., Mi** Bdyih Powell . USQilwk* Pttint. I p.m.", i" Evnts Thit W—k In Ocean the Rrrmilion (flub Litcniturr Dcpprimcnf in fM home f'Hrrhcrt J Brrnvnl.T, Sr., sk;ifimr jMrty, 7 'un City Suiting ,s Rj-rnrch Club ft H pm . n the Masonic iwit-w by Mary Sym. I ft**. . . plymaufh Inn. . • • turi Apurtnw-nt House A«oci pin , in ihc ' nfrt flith rnnl nnrty, 7:30 Hi ~;hi' Y.HCM ('. nfir. SO what's ntw? IN Yarns (New Designs Just You I OUTSTANDING >INT for the IY CUSTOMER DOROTHEA (OBINSON M.I. YK\K , Oeun City 'K.I, rs J i j i d £ & ' *». .'v Temerrev (PrMey) _ Nafona Council hontna installation by Km of CTubs DupliMte m p m i t h ^ of Won ins, Sth si. and Hnvpn av • • . Pmycr bpnnkfast, s, 7 a.m., ftt ftt?*_ ^ Rortuuranf, Rortuuranf 9ih M. nnd As- _ bury »y faturtoy — g »f VTW SOth nrwiVfrsaiy oppn hoi»r party and morfjiaKP burnin « pm St. JtJhn's I^thoran Churrt Couple ple Hub ub huu'llnR purty. purty 8 p.m.. pm u| | ,hc, h P»«nl Bowling Lari«>s, finiiiy ~ Install/if ion tf fh«. Vory Rnv For n-st st ViH«fhan us D»-Un of ih.. Anvc«ati(»n anvti 4 pm, ai Trinity Chunh 7:4ft p.m.. in Bojcwwd, 41« At' I'l'iil V.>'firan< Couni-:! • * c K i%: at m . in ihf FHmshian 1 H m and Haven av, • • • KfHtff'.i-hrmrd Club card pBrty, 7.30 p r?i in thi' Youth Ct&rr. . * m I'nik- iif (Vtiin H'y Utdgv Tj* ntl "< >!•: nf W (iwi-iirw NJSFWG at St. John'. Luth- eran Oiurch. Reî.tftinK, 8 pm,, in the Commiwion ri-irii.niii;iin of fâmb»'rs. City Hall, Joseph Hyland. lity i-nRinc-w, will speak on tlie '. r « (»iS nwiinjj and beai-h project and the golf course. (jf (if/.CJTS. Public invited. • • • P!,inn.nK me»«ijnK for 'he Mh re. Jayrres merting. 8 p.m., in the """"I "' f *' H> \ n '^ '* ; ^ Pm..'Cultural Cenier. m -hf htjnu- of Mrs. Jiajj Davis! • Tui-k.-r. m jo-h -i û...^, a u b iun(,hron 12.15 p.m.., at Plymouth Inn, meciitm • • 9 • • • Ocean City Masonic Ciub i!a Ladies' Night & Dinner at the MUSIC MUSIC — ENTERTAINMB^T "- A FEW TICICiTS STILL AVAILABLE = •*"~T l 'f < ' l 5 ••1^ Jersey't Fine Sfort For Mtn V - t >KtNG BOTAMT «!••• Suits from 6995 Sportcrwts from ».» MASPBL tmn B.SS from tf.OB Suit, ».» sporfcotfB ..... mn Suita from ..... 47.N TNI LOOK Boxwood Duplicate Bridge gam*?, 7:45 p.m., at the Boxwood, 416 Atav. DcMolay , g pm. City Art CJub meeting, 10 a.m., in the Youth Center, Soropf/misfs Going To Spring Cenfmrmntm Twelve memben of the Soroptimurtâub of this city will attend the Spring Conference of the North Atlantic Ri-gHjn tomorrow today aj the Hotel Oaridge in At- Mrs. Elaine Wirnberg, president. will be act-ompanied by Mn, Anna Shopfxurl and Mrs. Edrm Brown,
*iV, im: •mi 0C1AN CITY MNTINII.4.I0MR n AD Arts Festival is May 2. They may eral arts college to be located in be made with Mr.. Irvln Atkinson, this ana, j SB N. aid St., MlUvUle. Following Mrs, John Stethers, second vice luncheon the literature Department president, requested aU department will present Mary Symington Gcston chairmen reports by May l. Announcement was made thaT Bat Uytle has been named dub dele- j iWe to CMl7«hip institute at Douglass Ooitoge the end ot June, A report vns read mat me American Aaaodatioo of University Womm, Atlantic aty Bmnrti, wUl BpQMor a lecture course at Mam-1 land RegkHu High School lor next fall and winter. It will be a series of ««ir tecfejrea. For further information contact Mrs, O. Daniel Greenlee, Anyone having paintings, photo. fMphs, •culpteBw'crafhittey wish to enter in the Fine Arts Festival May 5 at Zaberer'a Angtaam Inn ATLANTIC CITY AUTO DRIVER TRAINING SCHOOL ** TMU "i. l t * ^ w u The final incising et me year ta the F-T.A. executive board WM held last week at the Mermediati* School. itrs. James Pulvino and Mrs. Petit Trofa, eo^hairmen of Ute recent Book Fair, rôrted the event was highly successful, Mrs. WUttam Roadarn»;, president, announced the free iubseiipMon M the F-T.A. magazine was gratefulls accepted by Lawrence Nanney, director of me Oo«n Oty Free PubBe Library. Mr*. George Dungan, summer roundup chiiirnvm, nrted that regis- Oration for Wnedrgarten will be held April 2 and 28 from mion to J p.m. at the Primary School. George Bailey, principal, annount "Lrt's Talk About Books," Mrs, Howard Whittaker, Jr., Mrs. Stemers ' and Mrs, Bruce Dimon wen named as delegates to the Spring Convention May 10 to 13 in Atlantic Cry. Mrs. Lewis ftnkh was named as Second District American Home chairman. -"*^. A $25 contribution was approved for the Save the Children Federation in the renjgea camps in Viet Nam. It also was voted to purchase nsw drapes for the Youm Center. The nominating committee pro. sented the slate of officer, far 1966-67 which was unanimously elected. The slate includes MM. Wtut- »ter, president; Mrs. Stethan, first Vice president' Mrs. Dimon, iecond vice president; Mrs. Richard Ely recording secretary- Mrs. T. Rlchard Sweigart, corresponding secretary: Mrs. William Powell, aanstant recording secretofy- Mrs, Hmry Siaw. treasurer, Mrs. James Lord, asBstent treasurer; Mrs, Edward Field, Mrs, Paul YingUng and Mrs. John Walker, trustees for one yearand Mrs. Robert GUI, Mrs. A. Wrby Watte and Mrs. Howard English, * trustee* tor two years. The Installation dinner wUl be held June 6 at Harrys Inn, Somers Point 1 - ed the Spring Concert will be presented May 13 outdoors m the Ir» termedtate School, In eose of Inclement weather it wiU be given May 17. A final reminder was made of the Spring County Qiuneii dinner at Lower Cape May Rejrional School this evening (Tmirsdnyi at H:2f). Mrs. Rojdanrnl and Mr. ttiilcj thanked the executive bc«ird inrnibers for their help ctuins; th( Wi> 86 school year. The next rtvulu 1 P-T.A, meeting ^-Jl I? 1 Invites you to vitit our — 825 ASBURY AVENUE SHOPPf to a ... 1 , . . •» j-v r V- r *f *»* r GALLON Isabella's FORMERLY NIW YORIC - PARIS SPECIALIZING m HOLLAND MAKI YOUR AP"OIMT*I1MT IIPMl TNI SUa«MKR 117 ASMMY AVI, DIAL 399 W9t ME0 HAIR FASHIONS 234 Battersea tod M IfMW0 OPEN ALL YEAR ROUND — Am CONDITIONED SPECIAL ON COLD WAVES CompUt. CMRICTIVI WORK DONI ON ALL TYNI OP HAW "Chubb CLOTHES TOR GIRLS BP9 Petite* «T . . ^ - . . , a - . . . < • • • - - . • • • > . BRIDAL SALOft * 'I . " » t ih * J One of the SmarM RESTAURANTS ai COCKTAIL LOUNGB: along the Jersey Coast! ?r * I ,« COCKTAit BAR and RESTAI • Italian I'l ITS—nrassftdt - ARKINO - Miles Our Choice For Hydrangea Queen 5 dub mattn. I "I [omen's Club Elects Officers; foliation Dinner On May 26 BLii'kMiiiM Wits cli-tlcii tip of MIT. N..t*,in I^-hnwin, « ^ ih Wi'MN'n's ("luti a' rvtmi*i ii«•!.-.• i• t• 'n C:N/i'iNh!|> Iri-•,- 4 M.«s Kiith NiMiit: Tin 1 '\ AiiiTiiifi s M.-s .Judim Arm I i i hkimji" 1 •• ^"i f"r M.i> M •> ilii.'r. ,; Mi .mi M,V ,j,,|in Thi> Very R«-. Forrest Vaughan, Lt»«*l ('•ninlry Cliiti. M ,s . ••! S r i-ii:i, iv nilur of Holy Triniiy Kptscupal gfiivrs ! ;("ti"t«1 WW Mrs Om!W Miypr an I fkmfW S.-I'M>, SlAlc I*hit i, «ili riiu-ivl HI n 1 ;inf>miK.-»l i* in' S;n.:h Aides Board TH* OMAN CITY HWTIWSt tlDtlK California Wedding Unites Miss Diana Lai, Roy Turner clseo. They will make their horn* by the Hammonton troops as part in Whittaker. For her going aiwy j of the celctraoon of that town s cenoutfit me bride chose a whte bro- TO! MAY MUTT The Defense Dspartme* Museum Hunting a cail lor a draft o« 84,800 BMH la May, the highest «*3ts Singe January All of the May draftees win be Old Holly Trees awclgned to the Army, the A weddlos o< local interert was cade draas and oat and white ac- year at O ^ Junte aotemnixed April 2 in Whittaker, cessories. r New Londaa, NJL Cast., when Miss Diana Lai, daugh- The bride is a graduate of Whit- ON CAMTU* NW Ml W« Miles is enrolled In the Bee. ter of Mr. and Mrs. George Lai, oftaker College and teaches Latin in Federal NaMotics OommisBianr the tarl acienoe praûn n Q^by Whtttaker, ,became the brWc ol Roya Whittaker high school. The bride- Henry L. Giordano recentiy told ttw ^« to work as a secretary Turner, T ion of Mrs. Otto Hafner, of groom, a 19G0 graduate of Ocean ConsreM the use of drugs and marl- Oty was, te Hartford, Onm,, after eampMag Chewy HtU, and grandson of Mr. and City High School and an. Air Force hauna U a growing problem "ia school. At Ooiby thla year she was MM. Albert Turner, of the Lenox veteran, is attending a Junior College Just about evety one of the majoc I Apartments, this city. in WWttaker. universities In the country." Nevboid. a candidate lor Senior Councillor •nd a candidate tor Key Girt. She| Seven Hafner, five-year-old sttp> nd counry acrtraltu SJM served as Freshman at Ldtrg*, j brother of the bridegroom, served as In «M resort to take an i ring bearer at the double ring cere- boring MB the trunk oX «tw of to ahn Area Girl Scouts Head For A, C mony. — —— i very active while In high school here. She was a majorette for lour Given in marriage by her father, Girl Scouts from various areas in, A Oiri Scout headquarters fcootfc yewrs, served on the Student Coun- »•? bride in attired in a floor-lenirth C*pe May County will Journey to under the direotion of the program cil, was a member of the National gown of white satin brocade styled Atlantic aty this afternoon (Thurs- committee will provide information Honor Society and a member of the wttti a round neckline, long sleeves day) or early tomorrow to set up concerning the many services pro- of the ttw determined. Scnw Executive Committee. Her and full skirt. Her, short veil was Ones Ms basic date is their exhibits for the annual pres- vided by the Council tor ail troops hobbies include skiing, drawing and held In place w«h a matching head- the age of otter tree* can be entation of "Oiri Scouts on throughout the two counties. Senior reading. She is a member of the piece and she earned a bridal bou- jputsd by measuring the girth of the Parade' at Convention HaU. | ScouU who attended ttie Roundup First Methodist Qmreh and was quet of white roses. trunk and comparing it There will be two performances also are arranging an exhibit which named New Jersey DeMalay Sweet- The four bridal attendants wore of at the "Parade", an all-troop pro., wiU be among ttw SO exhibits planheart in 1BK. formal gowns of pink, yellow, green, Mrs. Ralph VanGlkter. presidsat of ject sponaored by ttw Atlantic-Cape ned. and blue wMh matching veiled head- the Friewfci of the pieces. They carried bouquets of May Girt Scout Council to acquaint ( Both Senator John Hunt, of Glou- Musmni, arranged lor Nawlnid'a ttie pubUc with Girt fcouting, iu caster County, and Senator Frank vHt. She astted KsMeflbi who Dean Of Convocation For her daughter's wedding Mrs. program and its slgniflcanee. The Farley, of Atlantic aty, have ac- know of a large hoUy or cedar ttw Lai chose a pink ensemble with flrst wiU be tomorrow from 7:30 cepted invitariotw to attend. Attend- to midty the matching hat and a pink rosebud to g p.m. and the second on Satur- ance Is expected to exceed Uat corsage while Mrs. Hafner selected day from 1 to 4 p,m, "A Pr«nis» y«r*s reeord crowd of nearly 5,flM> The nuBMum fitans to attach plaa- a yellow outfit with matching liat in Action" u the theme of this persons. Ticket* may be obtained tic signs to some 25 to 50 of Itoe and a yt>lk«v eymbidium coisuge. year's program. from any Girl Scout or at the door to a reception the couple Featured this year will be theof Convention Hall, ttw fact that they urn nsbVi growth Alli-n Bolimier 1 , nf the Oiurch of Advi-ni in (Jape May. and Walter of GiUingswood. Fire Co. Aides View . Plastics Demomtration . . . ^ " lINr i-i.-l in III.•.'!)- M4HMORA — A touch of spring Ii mil i» i In Mi ui IIIIU lln ill i MI in lull aisil In WiiiiMî. .\uvli.-«i> in ShMi Mion- .u.i • I«vi4y louch to the metting of on il H'MiP.'.ii i 1 :i hmili'in nif ' 'h Aux.liaiy of the MumiiMv Fire • ••it-in' M:^ TM i'i! \s U«:/!i ry. New •mrt UWfl Ifems art« i> jiM^.i.ij | it sv c< imiM.-bMl by the otmmilttTs '.rik Unl.s .if iln> o-ri.M (".-> '»' lh! * H«wwr to fc- hi-ld on Situr Mii! s;«.(iv,r i .|.-SM-:-I i till 'ityt Jiin-- II. • tr h»R ,**. -will h,. Md K r! y Jh n^s , „xivi Cm , PI-""!." drmo.«tr.tH» w» held where * it » J(i«n« Uithrruni ; _ h •«' » Urv ' rt is Pl«y ' 1 '"> il •'» '*£"'. ' srl is-iwin', hrrak-n-sistant . dinner. I*fc*i«ii..aii%-Iilkinaniiirt,'Ttf..",iI fl.-^-.v J-jr sah- Mirh-r ^ R. ^ p,^^ fl^^. ^ ^ wktlmm W ApfA » wMi Mrs 'totfnn^m ••nwy I*. .*««i»^ »n. Mrs; P m, j ^ ^ W M ^ ^ ^ .mm- .11 .iwljli gf tlf (*u* IMHI.1- j ^ .. wink|_ K m .nnounprt ,tat •Rrnt^rtne hr thp ni- * *"**• *•» • *w.. IKV.UI,M|V |ohn Atnn ,g a pa,,^,, at Mn H.irrj' Vnuns nnri Cy- ; BurrlftU 1 T«nkn IfaspUal, Al'-x.-indrr. rect*rii- A join* ni«f'mr fipvi! «" KtidifBtion r»f W
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