Oct 1983 - On-Line Newspaper Archives of Ocean City

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Almost 100 attend show
Jersey Cape Toaitmlatress
Qub WM host to 96 people at
the 78 Howe production of
Annie tut month.
According to Barbara God,
ways and means chairman,
toastmlstress Is a training
ground for public speaking
and la helpful to thoM In
business or club work. For
Information on becoming a
member contact Helen
Jenkins, membership
chairman, at 927-7439.
OPEN AT i AJM.
The Sentinel-Ledger
business office and iwlt>
chboard open at 9 a.m. wtekdiiys-
Programa are planned for
the year Including guest
speaker* at meetings and
other activities. Meetings are
on the second Wednesday of
each month at the Shuff
eboard Hut, 5th Street and
Boardwalk, and a dinner
meeting the fourth Wednesday
of the month at the
Crab Trap, Visitors are
welcome.
New officer* for be 1983-84
year are Betty Myers,
president; Helen Jenkins,
first vice president; Donna
Hughes, second vice
president; Jo Coitanu,
treasurer; and Connie
HPujma, secretary.
SAVE 20%
on our new collection of
Coats & Jackets
Wool • Wool blends
AH Weather Coats
Sizes Pefltes & Misses e to 18
Included in this Sale
Our Fine Collection of
MAN MADE FUR JACKETS
AND FULL LENGTH COATS
SPIHOP
HELEN P.
M? MiwryAv*.
Phorw JW-MOO
OctinClly
OPEN
»to 5.10
Betty Myers, left, and Barbara Goff of the Jersey
Cape Toastmistress attend production of Annie.
THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N.J,
Carmody, Price are wed
Colleen Anne Carmody,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs,
Laurence J, Carmody of
Ocean City and Boynton
Beacn, Fla., became the bride
of James I. Price, son of
Edith Price of Pleasantville
en Sept. St.
The Rev. Dr. Martin
Wlsmat performed the
double-ring ceremony at the
Margate Community Church.
The matron-of-honor was
fee bride's tUter, Kathleen
Hewson of Longport, The
bridesmaid's were Joanne
AUbertl of Ocean Qty; Susan
Basse of Philadelphia.; and
Kimberlee Linus of Boca
Raton, Fla.
Brian Stead served as the
Kirk and Pyne wed in Illinois
Catherine Kirk and James
C, Pyne were united in
marriage Sept, 17 In the
United Methodist Church of
Harrington, HI. with fee Rev.
William Kirk, fattier of the
bride, officiating at the
morning ceremony.
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We wish to thank ail our
patrons for making our first
year a very successful one!
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Telephone 391-9240
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OCEAN CITY
846 Boardwalk
, STONE HARBOR
95th Street off 2nd Ave.
On Rev. and Mrs. Kirk, The
groom Is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Jeremiah T, Pyne Jr. of
Waueonda, HI. and the
grandson of Mm, Clifford S.
trout of Ocean City,
Mrs. Edward Glade of
Streemwood, I1L wu matron
of honor, and the groom's
brother, Kevin, served as beat
man.
The bride's daughter,
ftauna, was flower girl and
her brothers, David and Gary
Kirk, werensben,
A brunch was held at the
HAR Spontoredby
Antique Collector
Club
1038 Shore Raid
Llnwood
Antiques, Crafts
Collectibles
Sat, Oct. 22
Our Discount Policy
Makes Everyday a
Sale Day !
Choose from our large selection of:
ZIP-OUT
ALL WEATHER
COATS
From men famous maker* as;
London Peg Misty Harbor
Forecaster of Boston
Drizzle Plti Rainwear
"All thtf»mou« maker*
•t discount priiM"
7312 Ventntr AvaVintn*, 823-5774
111 N. Jiniy Avt.AbMcoflA41-510
111 LtmJII Avs. VlMM,112-8103
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home of Rev. and Mrs, Kirk in
Barrlngton Immediately
following fee wedding.
The bride la a graduate of
Harper College and Is employed
by the First National
Bank of Barrlngton. Mr,
Pyne, who attended the
College of Lake County and
Harper College, Is employed
by the Park Corp, of
Barrlngton.
They are making their
home In Waueonda, 111.
SINGLES CLUB DANCE
IN TUCKAHOE OCT. U
On the Road Again singles
dub will hold a dance, Friday,
Oct. 28 from 9 pjn. to midnight
at toe American Legion
Hall, Route 50 In Tuckahoe.
Open to all tingle, divorced or
widowed persons ages 21
through 82, it wU include live
music by Bob Rut's Country
Band. Refreahroenti will be
served, setup! available.
Ticket! are fS per penon. For
information call 3M4448 or
3B6-7670.
best man. Ushers were Roger
Bradshaw, Charles Brower,
DenU Carmody, brother d
the bride and B.J. Price th*
groom's son.
Given in marriage by her
father, be bride wore ^ a
BUnchl classic Victorian
gown, fully embroidered in
Lyon Lace with candlelight
beading, high collared,
scalloped waist with focus
centered on Bianchl't new
fan-train. Her veil and
blusher were attached to a
Lyon Lace hat covered win
beading.
The bride's attendants wore
gowns of dusty rose taffetta
with hack detailing finished In
a soft-bustled effect.
The mother-of-lhe-brlde
wore a floor-length gown of
Jade green with waist detail
under the slight tunic overlay,
the groom's mother wore a
floor-length gown in soft
mauve win pearl beading at
fee bodice and waist.
The bride carried an arm
bouquet of Alstroroerla
IiUles, Imported from
HoUand, cream butterfly
rates, baby 1 * breath and
asparagru fern.
the bride's attendants
carried arm bouquets of
bridal P»nk roses mixed with
baby's bream.
A reception washeld at me
'dreate Bay Country dub. The
couple spent their honeymoon
on Cape Cod,
The bride Is employed as
facilities office supervisor at
Barrah't Marina Hotel
Caalno. The groom is the
facilities manager at
Harrah'a Boardwalk Hotel
Casino.
To wed in April
Mr. and Mrs. William C,
Derochea of Hallfai, Maas.
nave announced the
engagement of their
daughter, Debra Jean of
Ocean City, to WUUam
Stewart Campbell, also of
Ocean City. He la the son of
Mr. and Mrs, William _P.
Campbell of FauUnikill
Lakes, N.J.
The bride-to*e is a 1978
graduate of Silver Lake
Regional High School and Is
employed by Continental
Motel of Atlantic City as a
tartender.
BALTIMORE HARBOR
BUS TRV OOF, JO
Our Lady of Sorrows,
LJnwood, will iponsor a but
trip to Baltimore Harbor on
Oct. 30, including visit to the
aquarium. There win also be
a atop for Christmas refreahmenta
on return trip. Tickets
are *20 per penon. For information
call Mike Hughes
927-2326.
Try your next
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on a
freth biked crolitint
i«tgfram11tolit,.
841 Central QMpnGHy
Dinntr served from Jp.m,
399 3713
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cflfchies
ENTIRE STOCK NOW REDUCED!
50% Off- ALLSUAAMSft
W W / O Off HANDBAGS & JEWELRY
3 0 % Off- ALL CHILDREN'S JEWELRY
10% Off-
20% Off-
RNE GIFT ITEMS
Lamps, Pietures, Glass, Furniture, ete.
I or mere
Gift Items at Reg. Price
. " ENTIRE CHRISTMAS SHOP
Off" Decorations, Lights, Toys
Stocking Stuffers, C*rds, etc.
MANY UNADVERTISEO SPECIALS
WITH SAVW6S TOM'/.
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optn for lunch 11 to i Dally
Home Mad. Soups • Salad • Online • >
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Dtbra Derochea
Mr. CampbeD is a 1975
graduate' of Lycomlng
College, Willlamsport, Pa.
with a bachelor of ml degree
in business administration-
He la employed by Tropkana
Hotel and Casino In Atlantic
tbe wedding U planned for
April 14, 19B4.
HABOH TRIP SATURDAY
Tbe Atlantic County Stroke
dub will sponsor a bus trip to
Inner Harbor, Baltimore, Md.,
on Saturday. A viait to th«
aquarium wlU be included.
Bui will provide accommodations
for handicapped
persons. For lntenaflon
call 927-0394 or 347-
Wlf •
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THURSDAY, OCTOBER W
Dried flowers
iroeting topic :
The Garden's Department'
of the Ocean City Civic dub -
held its first regular meeting,
9:30 am, Tuesday, Oct. n it
to Youth tetter, 8th Streetand
Haven Avenue with seven .
members In attendance.
The theme of the meeting r)
was dried flower
arrangements. Betty Keenan
was fee chalrlady and aha was
assisted by Loretta Horneand
Maude DeMlD.
It was announced that the
November meeting will be a
tour of the Brlganttne Wildlife
Refuge and the museum, with
lunch following. Further
information will be given at ~)
the regular October meeting
of the Civic Club. iTT
The Garden'! DeparfineBf
holds regular meetings on the
second Tuesday of each
month, unless otherwise
announced.
FASHION LUNCHEON
AT CREATE BAY
Ocean City auxiliary: of
awre Memorial Hospital wUl
hold a luncheon and faah|on
show at Create Bay Country
dub on Tuesday, Oct. 25. The
affair will be held at-12; JO
p.m. Proceeds will benefit the
hospital. For Information or
reservations call 399-1783. -
RETIRED EDUCATORS
TO MEET Oct. J7
ape May County Retired -\
Education Association WlU **
hold its faO luncheon meeting
at the Grand Hotel, Atlantic
and Jefferson avenues,
WUdwood Crest on Thursday,
Oct. 27 at noon. For Information
call i22-J171. ,._
' Dance Fashions
Is Improving!
Wfearryalipgt "..'
selection of women's
donceweor. Leotards, ^
Tlohts, Liowarmtrs,,
and much more
to come. Shown, ' :
cotton block print by
Softouch
10% Discount
to Dance Students
On Nov. 1 we're
moving Into Sportiworld
»4i Aibury Ave.
Remember we
have Hal iowetn
Supplies!
951 ASBURY AWE.
3810086
Ridgewood Shopping Plaza
N^w Rd. & Ridgwood Ave.
, Northfield
Phon«641-UU
Hoor»:Mon.:Snt,i01i.m.to5:3Op.m. •
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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20.1M3 THE SENTINEL-LEDGER JEAN CITY, N.j. PAGE 5 — SECTION ONR
Hoxisis brads association
In hU flnt offlclal tctton,
Jim PIousU, newly elected
prMhtat of Oi Cedar Beach
CMc Association, conducted
4tht ''board of director*'
Monthly meeting at fee Mth
ttrtet municipal buUdlng
during Which Jane Friel wa»
elected the portion of vice
trealdent and Bernlce Byrne
waa re-elected treasurer. The
position of recording
secretary remains vacant
The Board unanimously
voted to donate to UM Edward
£kMrtBckt Memorial Fund.
Committee chairmen
named Included BU Bennett,
membership; Marty Defleer,
nominating; Jane Friel,
Independence Day bicycle
parade aad public relations
publicity; Bob Hansberry,
ways and means; Jtaa Mott,
alley and street paving and
golf tournament; Dan
Jtmassone, arts and craft
•tarn and playground.
Berrrice Byrne and Jane
Friel, wbo co-chalred the Oct
I dinner dance, reported on
, p
plans with The Flanders
Hotel, Membership applications
and a newt release
were-available at the dinner
table* to encourage new
UMDbers.
A tentative date of Nov. 11
wat scheduled for the
Association's next general
meeting. Additional information
will be confirmed
and reported on at the next
board meeting, the board
meeting date was voted on
and will remain the the fourth
Wednesday of each month at 1
p.m. at the 46th Street
municipal building,
PlousU reported on traffic
light patterns particularly in
the 56th Street and Weal
Avenue area, and general
discussion focused on the 35
roph speed Unit from 34th
Street and Wat Avenue
south. Several directors
expressed opposition to what
they considered the high
speed which they feel is
hazardous to children and
adult pedestrians trying to
cross the wide roadway.
Plousls Hid he appreciated
the support of nil board and
expects the Association to
progress In civic activities
doing the new term.
Any reaMent in the Cedar
Beach section (Mb Street
south) who isn't a member U
encouraged to contact any
board member or direct
inquires to Post Office Box
2053.
The next board meeting is
Oct. 26.
Elias and Springs to wed
Arnold Ellas of Ocean City
awiounewthi engagement of
Us daughter, OiartoW Ann,
to Gregory A. Springs, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel L.
Ramey of Washington, D.C.
The bride-elect is a 1974
•graduate of Ocean City High
^School and a 1878 graduate of
Trenton State University with
a • degree In physical
education.
Mr. Springs U a graduate of
Roosevelt Mgh School in
Washington, DC. and is
currently in tbe United States
Air Force.
Both. Mr. Springs and the McGulre Air Force Bate,
bride-to-be are telecom. The wedding will take place
unlcatlons operations November 12 at the Shttoh
daUsts, stationed at Baptist Church, here.
Classified ads bring results
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The Gingham Goose
Friday A Saturday, October 21 & 22
10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.
Handcrafted Gifts
Classes offered
Register for our free drawing
Free Refreshments
3127 Witt Avi.
PYTHIA
on the Boardwalk
Ocean Ctty
Friday & Saturday Only
Sweaters Galore
30% OFF
Hundredi of luxurlout •wtiteri lr> a variety of
•xcltlng colors and itylet fashioned by the
renowned Robert Bruce.
Smartly tailored drew shim by Bravado &
LaStrada. Special selection of Corduroy and
Drwi ilaeM. Active iporttwesr by Robert
Bruce* featuring Arnold Palmtr 8. Jimmy
Connor* Sportswear,
PYTHIAS
phots by |#nlsr
Andy Mooney, district lieutenant governor of the Kiwanis Club, at the
podium, was guest speaker following installation of new officers for the
Ocean City club. From left are Joe Iudica, second vice president, Jeff
Freeman, first vice president; Gus Bruno, president, and Tom Barratt,
treasurer.
The Ocean City Women's
Research Club held its flnt
departmental meeting of the
season Oct 6 In St. Peter'a
United Methodist Church.
Mrs. William Martin
welcomed members and
guests.
Mrs. William Pugh,
chairman of the literature
department, introduced Mrs,
Fidel KroeMer, who gave •
report on the Uf« and Low of
George Sand.
Aurore Oupin (her maiden
name) was born in 1804, the
year of Napoleon's
coronation. She was a mixture
of royalty and peasantry.
George Sand was truly a
genius, who wrote novels,
plays, political essays,
OPTOJ AT 1 AJK,
The Sentinel-Ledger
business office and switchboard
open at 9 am weekdays.
Hiring in Ardmore following wedding
of Our Lord
Philadelphia mu
fee setting June 11 for the 11
o'clock wedding ceremony of
Loralne Paraera, daughter of
Pasquale and Mary Pantera
of Philadelphia, and Jeflery
Andrews, son o* Janet and the
late Edgar J. Andrews Jr. of
Ocean City.
The Rev. Nicholas Marttno
officiated during the double
ring ceremony-
Matron of honor wai
Patricia Pamera, sister of the
bride, of Philadelphia.
Bridesmaidi were Marianne
lannone, Karen O'Neill, Dee
RUM and Amy Bacheler,
Mark Andrews, brother of
fee groom, served as best
man. Assisting as ushers were
Paul Andrews, brother of the
groom, Tim Taecartno and
Jeff Wilson all of Ocean City,
and William Bacheler of
Cherry Hill.
Escorted by her father, fee
bride won a Blanch! wedding
i
gown of silk orgama with rose
applique on the bodice and
train edge. She carried a
bouquet of stephanotis and
white roua.
the bride's attendants wore
magenta gowns with matching
hats and carried a
bouquet of two-tone carnations
witt contrasting tea
roses.
The mother of tbe bride
wore a taupe chiffon dress
with matching accessories.
The mother of the groom
wore a violet-pink silk dress
with matching accessories.
REHAB. FOUNDER
TO SPEAK SUNDAY
Mount Pleasant Church,
Ocean Heights Avenue, will
feature Al Palmquist,
founder and president of
Midwest Challenge Safe
House, a drug rehabilitation
cute la Minneapolis, as
guest speaker at the 7 p.m.
Sunday service. Everyone is
welcome.
Village
Y SHOPPE
% We'B welcome Trick «Tr
i foCoitame.HilQwetn.
? 0et.Msttaniitt8i. m 11»8 >.m.
Wayside Village, Marmora, N.J.
Open AH Year 399-T171
Mon. S«f. 106; Frl. 'til 7 Sun. 10-2
Miss Georgeann
Georgeann
Finishing and Modeling Studio
located at
Bridgeport Plaza, Dock 9,
Condo #1, Ocean City
Announce! that beginning
Saturday, October 22nd and
continuing every other weekend
a seminar by a top notch New
York agency will be presented.
These lectures willindoctrinate
up and coming models and people
interested in the arts.
Lectures and time will
vary with age group*
Call for further Infornwilon
398*5522
LADIES 1
HJLLFASHWHED
SWEATERS
100% Shetland Wool
Machine Wathabt.
CrewNfCkor
Cardigan Sweaters
Sold In America's
Leading
Stores for $34^0131
Our low price *20
Men's Sweaters available
at similar savings
TERRA MAR PLAZA
900 TMM HM4, NarlMaM, N J,
(109) 145-3320
Both mothers carried orchid
corsages.
A reception was held at
aneliri In Cherry HiU. After
a honeymoon trip to Mexico
the couple art raiding in
Ardmore, Pa,
The bride la a graduate of
St. Mario Ooretti High School
md a 1980 graduate of Dresel
UhlversiQ' with a bachelor'i
degree in business ad-
minlstratton. She la employed
with National liberty Cor.
poration In FrmMr, Pa.
Mr. AndrewB is a 1972
graduate of Ocean Qty Hi«b
School md 1979 graduate of
Dreiil University with a
bachelor's degree in business
administration. He U employed
with Prudential Insurance
Co. in Fort
Washington, ft.
Sinct 1922
NOW BEING SHOWN
Diltineiive
FALL & WINTER FASfflONS
Couts • Suits • DreBies
* Sportswear - AcceMorie«
744 Asburv Ave., Ocean City, N.j.
This Week's
Special
Copco Tea Kettles
Now $ 9"
Reg.'22
SAVE'12.05
FREE Cooking Demonstration
each Saturday from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m,
No reservations required. Come
|oln us for coffee and a special
cooking experience.
OCT. 22 BREAD
Oct. 29 PUFF PASTRY
ASBURY
OCEAN CITY.
398 4111
Give "Safe"
Halloween Treats
Hallmark Stick.R.Treats Stickers take the worry
out of trick-or-ironting. Each pack contains 25
individuaily wrappfid "treats" for safe
Halloween fun —Tun that lasts longer than
candy! Clvo the treats kids love — and Moms
can't say no to. Give Hallmark Stlck-R-irBats!
$2,00
OMtn City 1 ! Niwtit« Urgili Hlimirk Ctid Shop
733 Asbury Ave., Ocean City
(•eroisfrem Wardi Pastry and (tabu!)
Mon.Thur.I,Sat.9toS:M; Prl.9-8:30p.m.
Writer Sand is dub topic
classical tetters and poem*.
Writing MI no effort, the
wrote for the •beer delight of
giving her life and love to
others.
After lunch, Mrs. Craig C.
MaUwwaon, chairman of
American home Hfe ipeke on
the mechanics of borne crafts
with booklet! and sample, of
needlepoint en plastic,
counter cross ittteh and
crewel. Mrs. John C. Petttt
displayed two
piUowf and dUcusMd
vmrlout Mtchta.
the
•The rule* for entrte* torn*'•
spring festival wen nvttwatf
and member* war* «-"?
coBMged tobegta work DBW"
to entry In April 1984. '
today (Thurtdar) at Ttar- 1 .
Flanders Hotel Heton R»g*Jt '
wffl ahew bar slide* on • Wp '
IB aha.
Cholly's Country Gift Shop
ROUTE 9 MARMORA
399-3554
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