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PAGE 4 - SECTION ONE TOE SKNTINKL-LEDC.KR. OCEAN CITY, N,J, THURSDAY, OCTOBER If. IBMi r 1 THURSDAY, OCTOBER 27,1983 THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N.J. PAQC 5 — SECTION ONE ; Stedem, Sossich exchange vows at St. Augustine's St. Auguttnc'i Church was ttie setting Oct. 1 for the double ring wedding of Mary Loulae Stedem of Dover, Del,, and Robert 0, Sosaich of West OiMter, Pa, Migr, Jajnti Can- officiated during the 1 o'clock ceremony. Organist and sololitwas JoEl Park offering •eleetteni O Perfect Love, I Am trte Bread of Ufe and Ave Maria, The bride In the daughter of Mrs. Laurence E. Stedem of 1920 Asbury Av, and the late Mr. Stedem. The groom Is the •on of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Sossich of 142a Wesley Av. Matron of honor was Rosemary Triplclan of Ventnor, sinter of the bride. Best man wai Bruce Mower of Haddonfield, Assisting as ushers wire Anthony J. Triplclan of Ventnor, brotherin-law of the bride, and Michael Coates Springfield, Pa. Ring bearer was Nicholas Triplclan, nephew of the bride. Given in marriage by her brother, Laurence William Stedem of Jupiter, Fla.. the bride wore a white crape gown styled with scoop neckline, flounce collar and bodice trimmed with silk THIS SATURDAY, OCT. 29th Final fall 25% to 60% off STOREWIDE Including our new fall 3248 Anbury Ave, Open lo to i iui Oily 399 SOW venlM lace motUi, The minisweep attached train featured a flounce with matching Mm, Her Camelot headpiece was of VenlM lace with three tier fingertip Illusion veil and she carried a cascade of phalaenopili orchids, Aephamtii, Jasmine and ivy, The matron of honor wore a magenta floor length gown of tissue taffeta. It wai gathered at ttie waist wife soft ruffles Jnbai P.S. mauve hand painted illk chiffon gown with Jeweled flowers fiat she hand made, She wore matching accessories and a cymbidmn orchid corsage. The reception was at the Create Bay Country Club. The couple spent their honeymoon ta Bermuda. They wffl reside at 927 Weitview Ter, Dover. The bride is a graduate of GtassboroState College and is a third grade teacher in Dover. The groom Is a graduate of Ku-land Hall College and is a field engineer for Communications Group Inc., King of Prussia, Pa, 'Lady Liberty' luncheon speaker Our Boardwalk Store CLOSING FOR THE SEASON This Saturday, Oct. 29th We'll be open 10 to 4 Visit us at 7th a Asbury 848 BOARDWALK AT 9th ST. OMID City, N.J. The Bag Room SELLING DOWN PRIOR TO SEASONAL CLOSING EVERYTHING IN THE STORE MARKED DOWN!! VALUES TO 60% Wrap It and SAVE! EVERYTHING! 14 Kt. Gold, Rings, Braeeltfs, Pins, Charms, Chains, Watches, Pearls Baby Gifts, Lighters, Earrings, etc, I WE WELCOME LAYAWAYS | Complimentary Gift Wrap THOMAS Jewelers 825 Asbury Ave. Open Tun. thru Sat. Ocean City 3990359 draped over the shoulders. 9M carried a cascade of pink rubrum lilies and petite white carnations trimmed magenta. with The mother 0/ the bride chose a pale blue polyester knit gown with matching Jacket trimmed with maribou feathers She had silver and white accessories and wore a cymbldium orchid corsage. The groan's mother were a The P.S. Club of Ocean City will host Jane M. Branninfier of Statin bland, N.Y, it the monthly lunchoon meeting on Friday, Nov. 4 at be First Presbyterian Church 7th Street and Wesley Avenue, Men referred to as "Lady Indonesia. Most of those she hai sheltered In her States Wand home have been physically handicapped or disabled, many were refugee! and edles from war torn countries. SINGLES CLUB DANCE OCT.» On the Road Again Singles dub will hold a dance tomorrow (Friday) from 9 p.m. to midnight at the American Legion Hall, Route 50. Tuekahoe. Musk will be provided by Bob Rue's Country Band, refreshments served, letups available. Ticket! are *5 per person. For Information call MM4« or M8.7870. Liberty," Mrs. Braunlnger rinee coming to this country has befriended and sheltered thousands of unfortunates through the yean Including over ft adult* and children at her home In Staten Island. Her sheltering Interest began as • nurse in wartime Dundee; moved to East London where she was In charge of evacuation; thence to sheltering the displaced and homeless from such diverse countries aa Hungary, Scotland, India, Nicaragua, England, Dominican Republic, Mexico, Poland, Her reaction to all the media hype the receives is vintage Jane Braunlnger; "True, people see what I'm doing but only God knows what's In your heart," P.S. Club President Bob Hoffman announced mat file luncheon will begin promptly at noon and that the $2.50 charge per person will entitle one to soup, sandwich, beverage and dessert. Reservations are a must and should be made no later than noon Monday, Oct. 31. through tfflda Luti at 399-1833 or Agnes Strug at 39M010. -Our 30% Discount Policy Makes Everyday a Sill Diy WOOL COATS from • hsrve benard • barefalr • n.e. mackintoih • |,f. hook • bromley • IIHIr. • albert nipen ris., ptiiiti Nni itngm illMl.N,MlilH "AM tht famous makers m mt Hit?*Aimt arlpm*" 7311 VtntMf An, VntW, 82M774 131N. Otrwy An. Abmon*41-5102 111 LMft An. VtMM, UI-N03 Mrs. Robert G, Sossich Cooking contest Nov. 3 at intermediate school The 6th annual Wta'j Cooking contest, sponsored by The Sentinel-Ledger will be held next Thursday at 7:30 p.m. in fee Ocean City Intermediate School, 19th Street and Bay Avenue. This event IB open to the public free of charge. The seml-flnallsts In each category — appetizers and salads, entrees and soups, breads and desserts — will bring their prepared dishes to the school. There the judges, Michael Ostrander and Glna Murphy, instructors, and George McNelll, director, all of the Academy of Culinary Arts at Atlantic Community College will taste each dish and determine file winners. Following awarding of first, second, third and honorable mention prizes In each category, the public will be invited to taste the entries. A table of various cooking items and brochures from the Kitchen Connection, MO Asbury Av., will be featured for ttie public to browse through while the Judges are making the final decision. Jane Agnew, proprietor, wUl be on hand to answer questions concerning any of the items or about the cooking classes held frequently at the store. Earringi Shown b] Paul Morel!! Slop In and tee our large wleclion of original designer earrings. fine jtwtlry custom design repairs on the premises 3982505 EVERYTHING'S "DUCKY" A T BONNIE'S CLOSET FREE PONCHO WltlittwpiirchiMotany ptlr SpCftll bOOtt (while supply latts) Bonnie's Closet * Waytid* VHIagi Marmora. N. J. 08223 "K't worthaWpti M« country" Open Dally 10 to* Luncheon tow features herbs Conservation and garden department members of the Colony Club recently attended an herbal luncheon featuring foods cooked and served with herbs at the Oak Craft Nursery In FrankllnviHe. fte October trip to Birch Grove was cancelled due to inclement weather. Tlie November meeting has been postponed. Members will continue to meet for workshops to work on articles tor tat annual luncheon with Santa at the primary school. Looking for the Right Nursing Home? IMIKIdliill MM FMIrM coupln In M #< nmri nwdici an •» mvltrt to m.k. tt*r htm* in LinwtM emwiMmn! {MMr. A! Llmna m«» tin MMct • frlwMlv it memtn wim ttn«y| PHMIII at MMfM MMMd 10 PHWl miff hum, LIlM It Hit llnl nurtMt fMllitv in twin J«uy McrMiMd by tM Mint CMtmlHIH M Ac CfMIUtlonMHowlt.il. Nw*H«tMC«iHrti/>n. UfflMM, NtW MM* Hill Mark 52nd anniversary Mr. and Mrs. Edward M Parris of Ocean Oty were guests of honor at a famiry diniwr party celebrating their 52nd wedding anniveriary.., recently. .".^ Mr. Parris retired 13 ytj«r» i ago after being self employed., aa a wholesale distributor of. automobile accessories in. Foleroft«Pa. ....,..; They have been permanent resident* here for the past 50 yean. The couple have two sons, • Edward Peter of Bowie, Mi. and Lawrence Roy 0 of Media, Pa. They also have, seven grandchildren. . , Sorority sets events The regular meeting gf gt XI Alpha Iota chapter of Beta Sigma Phi waa Oct 19 at fhe home of Pat Brown with.a program on ttie sea. Following the program, a& members participated in a craft project. , , . Jeanefte Holllngshead read thank you notes from (Sail Brown for a book scholarship awarded by ttie chapter, .and also from Barb! Harris, for members' help with the recent quUt »how. " : , Marge Peterson announced the Chamber of Commere* would bold Its annual welcome night for new residents and the social committee was praised for the recent scavenger hunt right The next social will be ttie chapter birthday party in November. , • Pat Brown, service chalrlady, coDected canned goods and clothing for the service project and mentioned that using certain coupons would benefit the UJ, Olympic Team. Jean Kline announced that the Showmaken will put on fee production of KM Me Kate, Nov. 5 and 6, and Hand 13. Karen Keane Urged members to attend the annual St. Augustine's beef and ottr affair Saturday, Nor, 5. '•' A new program series 4a' KM history of the area wffl begin at the next meeting. Nov.!, by Barbara Barrett on Indian tribes. It will health* tame of Flots Beddow. '68 dan plans reunion Nov. 26 The reunion eonmlttte of At CUss of 1981 of Oceaiveity A Mgh School has announced V plans for ttie 15th reunion celebration on Saturday, Nov. 28 at the Crab Trip Restaurant in Somers Point Reunion chairperson Karen Sagerholm GarUand has plans underway Out Include attending the home foptbaU game ttankf^vtag morhttg ; for a pre-reunlon re- • acquaintance, the buffet atf fci Crab Trap on Nov. M, and • an evening of "oldiii" en- I tertalnment with hits of the : Ml' and special requests : ttinbyD.J.Scott MahaaW; •'. All class member* are : welcome and anyone deairing; • more tafbrmtttai may can.' reunion committee member :• Marlnem Unger NetD at 3»: • ARRIVAL I LADIES' 100% Poly Long Sleeve A Tailored Shirts * Gub members hear talk on China The Women's Research Club of Ocean City met at The Flanders Hotel on Oct 20 with 40 members and two guest* ^attending. v Tte bufmeas meeting was conducted by the president, Mr». WUllam Martin, Mrs. Robert C. Hainea led the collect and pledje. Committee reports were read and Mrs. Robert J. Ott gave a detailed account of the dub finances. MM. John A. Mawhlnney ethlbited ttie books to be to fee Ocean City Library, TJiey were; WBiej from a Law Singer by Mehael Langdon In memory of Helen Derrick and The Right Place at the Right Time by Robert Macnell In memory of Margaret McAllister. A small bronie plaque bai Civic club mmtsanPier Ttie Suburban Garden dub's recent trip to Lancaster under the direction of Mrs. A. Ware waa a success doe to the efforts of the chairman, nit trip along with many others, planned and organized • by Mrs. Ware, have been successful and were responsible for her being nominated as Member of the Year for 1982. Tbe next meeting wtU be Nov. 14 at the Central Methodist Church In Unwood, Mrs. H. Davis will be featured with slides of put garden club activities. There will also be a ^covered dish luncheon and nomination for 1984 officers. Antique snuff bottles topic Col. Howard B, Benge was the guest speaker for the recent meeting of the ^Women's Club of Mean City at the home of Mrs, Charles OWfleld. Col. Benge ipoke on collecting antique snuff bottle*, one of Mi many hobbies and traced the history of muff and mufl bottlee to ore-Ming dynasty. His Interest in this collection was augmented by the fact that he _ and nil wife have lived in #many sections of the world, particularly in the Orient, One of Col. Benge'a oldest and moat unusual bottles was found in an antique shop whik he was living in Switzerland. The meeting was presided over by Mrs, Wood Blackman, president. Plans were discussed for several members to attend the fall ^conference at Quail Hill, In Jsmlthville. It was announced Barbara Colllre would represent the organization at the annual Ocean Qty Welcome Night The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Clyde EJlis., been added to ttie rose mallow picture which ton club presented to the Ocean City Historical Museum. At the dose of the business meeting, Mrs. Howard Turner, vice president, introduced Helen Ragan who showed slides on a visit to China. China is a country In transition the women were told- a country of wall to wall people, of beauty and poetry. Traditional homes, works of art, and temples contrast with die many modern buildings. Scenes were shown of the Great Wall that extends 2.520 miles •cross China and was made of stones and ttie bones of ttie many who died during Its construction. The larger cities visited were Peking, Showchou and aianghi. Hostesses for the day were Mrs. William Guffiek and Mary Kassab. At the tea table were Mrs. Craig C, Mattwwson and Mrs.' William Stewart. The nest departmental meeting will be 11 a.m. Nov. 3 in St. Peter's United Methodist Church. Mrs. William Guffich will give a book review on Madam Prime Minister. Mary Kassab will be in charge of the afternoon art program In the absence of Mrs. John E, Devine who, along with several other members, will be attending an exhibit at ttie New York Museum of Art, Paul McKay and Nancy Fox-Hoover entertain Colony Club members during musical presentation on the Music Pier. Program in music A musical program featuring Nancy FOI Hoover, aoprano, Paul McKay, bass, and Doris Jacoby, ntanUt waa presented to the Ocean Qty Colony Club on the Music Her, Oct. 17. Chairman for the event wai Dottle FYedricks. During the regular meeting, announcements were made of future events. A coffee and dessert card party will be held on ttie Music Pier, 12:30 p.m. Nov. 1. For tickets or reservations, call Dot AJIshead at 399-1605. On Nov. I, a 9.6 mile classic marathon wUl be held on the Atlantic City Boardwalk to benefit ttie Sunshine Foundation. For further Information, call 34M2U. Luncheon with Santa will be on Dec. 3 from 11 a.m. til 1:30 p.m. at ttie primary school, and ttie Christmas house tour will be Dec. 10 from 10 a .m. to Slnet IfJ! 1VOW BEING SHOWN Distinctive WINTER FASHIONS Coatw . Suits • Drcsies Sportiweor • Accessories 744 Asbury Ave., Ocean City, N.J. WINDOW FASHIONS We Can Show You How! We offer a complete window decorating strviet to help you from idea to initillatlon. Our yean of experience In planning and installing window treatments will help you tee the latiif window fashions and how they can bring beauty to your windows. Our window decorating service also feature* expert measuring; and estimating along with quality custom workmtnihlp for your selected window treat, ment. Call or stop In today for an appointment with our window decorating l WARD'S INTERIORS SHOP AT HOME 3W.f5S4 3M.2SS7 4 p.m. Tickets are SI for the tour. Plans for the Dec. 12 club Christmas dinner at the FlandersHotel are formulated. the Colony Club is currently iponsoring five scholarships and supporting various charities. SI1MH«J • 1MWII S* •WWW WirNipiUllil* *NMIMIlM>MI MAMMH • •Mite •MM (Kioto Or twiior studio '• Ocean City area residents tour the $68,000 senior citizen courtesy van 1 dedicated on Friday by the Cape May County Office on Aging. The !«• f passenger Airstream is a mobile office to serve people in remote sections • of the county, and those unable to visit the office headquarters in Middle Township. For additional information call the Office on Aging at 886-2784 orMS-2785, Literary unit meets The literary department of atony Club met at the home of Mary Kassab under ttie direction of President Doris Land when programs and hoetessea for the year were arranged. look review! were given by Gertrude Bodlne on A Here in Our Time, ttie •tory of Jack Kennedy and family; and a biography of Laura Hobson, author Of Gentlemen's Agreement, given by Marie RUMaek, Tbe next meeting will be Nov. 9 at the home of Frands MendenhaD when a program on the history of South Jersey will be featured. For information, contact May Lejeune or Dorothy Voaburgh. CHORUS SWGING NOV. I The 60-member Festival Chorus, directed by Paul McKay, will present "A Gala Night At The Open," 1 pjn. Nov. 6 In the Community Church on Ventnor Avenue, Margate STOREWIDE savinqs •mm w^_ 30% Off _ Christmas Kits & Books 25% Off All Other Merchandise Including our hew fall yarns, needlepoint, crewel, counted cross stitch 8. candlewicklng SALE END! NOV. I2th Wayside Village Shopping Center i(SMt of Quite Stopp) 391-9292 Mirniom.N.j. Sunday 10 to 2 Values ENTIRE STOCK NOW REDUCED! y2 PRICE ALL SUMMER HANDBAGS SUMMffl JEWELRY &C«J)RENS'JEWELRY 20% off Everything Else! Giftware, Pictures, Limps, Fall Accetsories Handbags, Christmas Items MANY SPECIAL SALE ITEMS THROUGHOUT OUR STORES -CONNOISSEUR CAFE- . OptnfofiunehiiWJDiliy HemeMadtisups • Salad • Qyleht • Sandwlehti •rtadt • Dtuertt •tntgnuMllwni Aiiutt^ln! No nlvrm * nichin^i THEBOALAL? tmn'm.' "mtwimteb HillMniwalk tofinrilAli«iyi7ihlt Moo.Thur.lOtoS Frl.l.S«l.'tll10p.m. Optn Dally 10 MS Optn Dally 19 to a. 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PAGE 6 — SECTION ONE THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N J. Bauer, Gargitdo toed in garden ; Suzanne Mary Bauer, daughter of Mr, and Mrs, Bverette Lee Bauer Sr. of m fi. Short Rd,, Marmora, became the bride of Joseph James Garglulo, ion of Mr, and Mrs Joseph C Gargiulo J402S. Shore Rd., Abeecon In RUMMAGE SALE THURJDAY, FRIDAY The Lutheran Church women of St. John's Lutheran Church, 10th Street and Central Avenue, continue with their fall rummage sale today and tomorrow, Oct. 27 and 28. Hours on Thursday are 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. and on Friday from Warn to noon, Friday b fl. bag day. Light lunch is served both days. a garden wedding recenuy at the home of the bride. The ftev. Richard A. RuueU officiated during the ceremony, Linda Manglno of Newfleld was the maid of honor and Karen Vaata of MulUca RU1 was bridesmaid. Michael Serago of PliasantvUle served as bat man. Asaisttng as usher WM Everett Lee Bauer Jr. of Marmora. Following a reception at the Tuckahoe Inn, the couple left tor a wedding hip to Cancun, Mexico, They will reside In Brigantlne. The bride is a graduate of Dekea Regional High School and Douglass College, The groom Is employed by the Golden Nugget Hotel and Casino. Uhe DCniiiinq DOcAe Tradon Eiit #4 3323 Slmpjon Ave. 7 —^ ~ZA OcMnClty TRICK OR TREAT SALE ENDS OCT. 31lt ClauM for beginners and advan ctd will begin November ath. Far Information or registration call 399-5111 Will Men, Tun, Tnur 11*1 l»l FPI.I5-?,C Tonight's Halloween Parade will have a Knight! Come out and join the fun. KNIGHT'S Go All Out With A New Fall Hairdn! 399-5558 HOUSE OF BEAUTY "A FullSorvlco Salon" Qpen7:I0a,m.ioS:3Qp.m,i;7appOinfmtN,. '" / CLOSED MONDAY 616 AltHiry Ave. 399-8621 Ocean City Beauty Salon • OPEN THE YEAR ROUND • A Complete Salon • Offering The Latest in Hair Styles • 4iO-55th SI. Ocean City 398-B282 Dorothy's BEAUTY SHOPPE 349 Weil Avt. Open Yitr Round (CUOSiD MONDAYS) CilFQLgDpolntmflnt Dill 319-4319 Dorothy Co*, proprietor AIR CONDITIONIO Mr. and Mrs, Joseph J. Garglulo EARLY. BIRD SPECIAL SERVED EVERY DAY FROMSto630 p.m. A special dinner at l special price Cii(inartj gardeii 841 Central Ocean City Lunch served 11 to 2 399-3713 | B Q CASINO TRW TUBS, The Cedar Beach CMe Association has scheduled a casino bus tour to fee Claridge Hotel on Tuesday, Nov. 1, The bus wUl depart the 34th Street Acme parking lot at 6 p.m. and leave the casino for the return trip at 11:30 p-ffi. Please call Darlene Me Cormick at SSfrMSi for further Wormatton and vations. OPENS CRAFT SHOP Wendy Dougherty has announced the opening of a new store, The Gingham Goose. 3127 West Av..~ with handmade gifts for every occasion. Classes on a variety of items will be offered throughout the fall. For Information call Ms, Dougherty at .198-2318 or Kay Heck at 398- 4289. if you don't have an I.R.A. you could be S.O.R.R.Y. when you retire. We're In the business of making your money make money. cape May county Savings & Loan 7 North Main Street Cape May court House, N.J. 08210 485=5186 PALOMBO'S PARKWAY PHARMACY Have a Safe & Happy TO CHILDREN OF ALL AGES Don't Forget... Today lithe last day to sign up for Tht Haloween Parade Your family's health is pur prime concern RICh»rdA,P«lomboR.Ph 34tH8trt«loftA«lioryAwinuB HOURS: Mon.Sat. •».m.4pm SUNDAY •.m.-NOOn PtAYPCKe Halloween party, dance set at youth center Sent 125 youths attended the Oct. 8 dance for Junior and aenior high itndtnti at the Somtri Point Youth Ctntar, where they danced to records by due Jockey Roger Thsri will be another dance Nov. 9 wife muitc again by UUand. No one will be allowed In unlesa they have a membership card. Application* and money to Join wUl not be taken on spedal event night*. On OcL .a, • HaUowitn party will be given for the fourth, fifth." and ilith grader*. No one will be allowed in unless they are In costume and have a mtmberdilp card. TOw will be prim for the belt costumes, toe parfc wffl rtart at 7 pjn. Memberihlp at me Youth Center has grown to 295. All supervisor* and chaperoned are volunteers. More diaperonen are needed. Gankm dub meeting open The Garden Club of Mean aty hai announced mat the public la Invited to Ibi next meeting, 1:30 p.m. Tuesday, NOT, I, at the SB Street Recreation Center. Guest speaker will be Martha Rapp of Wynewood, Pa., whose topic Twill be Japanese Innovations. Mm. Rapp, who spent aix weeks In Japan studying arranging, la a patt president of ftabana International and also a past president of the Garden Club In BalaCynwyd, Fl. Club guests will be asked to contribute II for tbU program. Mr. and Mrs. Jonph Mattra of Rlverton announce the engagement of their daughter, Susan Louise of Ocean City, to Jama Thomas Duffy of Ocean City. He l» the •on of Jeannttti Lehman of Unwood and Walter Duffy of Lake Gtorge, N.Y. The bride-to-be it a graduate of Huuian School of THURSDAY, OCTOBER 27 Art, Philadelphia, creative director of Display Inc. in Ocean Mr, Duffy U a graduated Ocean Qty High Schoef ^ registered builder, h> working for Walter Amain, builder. -.;.."" The wedding will take ika March 31, 1984. ~ New Ocean City residents are welcomed last Thursday night at the intermediate school cafeteria by clubs and organizations during the annual welcome night sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce. Several organizations set up displays with information and free brochuresV Refreshments were served following entertainment provided by members of the Young Entertamers. HAIRS A POPPIN {Formirly KaraLyn Hair Styllstj) Is Now Open 1604 Haven Ave, Palmer Shopping Center 399-4333 Open Mon.-Soi.. Than. laM n^hit THRIFT SALE! (Newand Used Items) Ocean City Animal League, Inc. Hov.4lhind5tfi MBAibuiyAvi, (NexftoSporttworld) 011(399.0719 for pick up & donation! (Advertisement) Ocean City Residents Take Pride in Home Ownership A apeeiai "S«lute" to the horaemakew of Ocean aty! Your taute In homemaklng would nuke any community proud, The homes in the Ocean aty area depict the prosperity that we all enjoy. Ocean City homes will always stand as a challenge to other communities. You, Mr. and Mrs. Homemaker, are indeed to be congratulated for the way you keep adding to your home's comfort and beauty. Some of you are fortunate enough to have the ready cash you need to keep your honti the way you want them, while others must operate your hones within a limited budget. But whether you run your hone oa a budget or with unlimited capital, you can have the type home you desire, The local financial institutions can and wUl finance most types of hone construction or Improvement*. If you feel your home Is not up to par and In need of repair* or tnodtmixatioa, consult any local contractor or building material firm. Interior decorator, paint store, nvBttttra or apnUaBN dealer. TtU them your wishes and they will supply you with the latest material, dependable labor and bait possible Mrvice-all at a price to fit your budget. • • J5 Now Is tht tint* to Hath, omr UnSa, patio, oondUkoinf. TtoOoianClty have • •" erta room, auq porch, central hating oTilr Tqms* opens Nov. 2 The Attanttc Community' Mige Theater Departtnent willprMtnt Emu, writttn by British playwright Piter Shaffer, on Wedneiday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday, Nov. 24 at S p jn. in Walter E, Edge Thaattr on the Mays Landing campus. The double-part leads are played by Bob Gottschall and Louis Colaitnni as Or. JIMMY'S SiHViCECiNTER 4HI1W1I1AVI. 0HI3U-6BI4 Dysart, Rob Chambers and Thomas Fisher as Alan;, Strang, and Kathle Brown and Shirley Burke as Dora Strang. Winner of the Uffi fon|r Award for Best Play, Eqw concerns a piychiatrlgt'i. exploration of the mind of i. young boy who has committed, a hideous crime. The mrtnt is free and'optf to the public. ,. TWO WINTER SPECIALS! Piuih sysftm and refill, check belts and hoses, up to 2 oais, of Antireeze Full Service • Lubrication, oil change, oil filter, up to 5 qts. 10W 40 oil, only FOR YOUR CAB'S APPOINTMENT $ 24 00 $22 70 CALL TODAY 388-6664 • ••mil Current C.O.D. Prices CAU 641-7234 Automatic Deltanr Available 019 HO gallon minimum V * HOMI; Fl I I .Oil, Oil 1 Kallon minimum K-l KI-ROSI-.Nf' 24-9 SI II SI-HVK.K Volume Discount* Avallablr THURSDAY, OCTOBER 27,1983 Mainland Nursery School, located at the United Methodist Church, Doran Avenue and Bethel Road in S&ners Point, will hold an .open house en Tuesday, November 1 at 8 PA. Speaker will be Kathleen Monaghan, a professional ^ educational consultant. V bad teacher Is Leonora Karlock, assisted by Patricia G««si, both fully accredited in pre-school through eighth grade. For information on class openings or toe open house cafl the school at 927-flWfl. $ . CRAFT SHOW SALE SATURDAY The freshman class of Ocean City High School wUl hold a craft show and tale op*n to the public on the MtfSic Pier 9:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday. Refreshments will betavauable and door print awarded. Proceeds of the evtnt will benefit the class for future events, .**Ci»ASSIFIiDAP BRINGS RESULTS "T}le total concept iji Interior Design'^ *: FURNISHINGS J>UPHOLSTERY JlCARPETING .•DRAPERIES N THE 8ENTINEL-LEDGER. OCEAN CITY. N J. Galcbvell is Mason of the Year The Ocean aty Mafonlc dub's Brd Annul Ladkt Mgbt on the Music Pier last Saturday night wltne«ed the •election of Robert C. CaldwellU the 1983 Mason of the Year, and the appUutt IMflfltd to the popularity of (he choice. Long active In Ocean City Masonic circles, Caktwell Is a put master of his lodge in New York and a put presiding officer, here in Ocean City, of the other York Rite bodlea. He currently serves aa treasurer of fee Ocean City Masonic Club, M organist of Ocean aty Lodge No, 171 and as the recorder In Honored on 60th year as a Mason photo by i#n|df Itydlo New Jersey District President Tom Musumect, left, congratulates newly Installed Ocean City Exchange Club president Tom MeGlII as, from left, president-elect Jack Schneider, secretary Pete Plndaie and vice president Don Doll Jr. look on. RUIMB Wttson, a longtime Ocean aty resident was honored OcL 18 In Bridgeton where members of Masonic lodge. Evening Star 17, gathered to ate him receive Women's Club of Iirovood hears reports fee rare 60-year old wreath from the Grand Lodge of New Jersey, Free and Accepted Masons. % The regular meeting of the Theboa Stiles, garden club Irma Suplee reported she "Leedsvtlle," he IJ asking all District Deputy Grand Women's Club of linwood was chairman, announced the had received her order of dtiiens who have old pott Master Norman II Peek, In • held recenuy at the home of next meeting will be at the 1984-8S calendar planners. cards, pictures, diplomas, making the presentation to the president, Esther home of Virginia Weston on Anyone interested in pur- furniture, etc, they would be Mr. Wilson, dwelt on fee Truman, who introduced Oct. 27 Many members chasing one may contact her. willing to donate, to contact changes in fee way of Ufa Anne Marie Lewis, candidate reported enjoying a visit to a Tickets have been obtained him or another society MneeWuson became a Mason for the 37th annual Cltiranship local candy factory. A trip to a for a theatre party at fee member, Members hope, In Jn January 1924. Institute which was held at historical museum and Gateway Playhouie on the very near future, to have a Present to witness the Douglass College. greenhouse are being plan- opening night, Nov. SO to see A building to display these Befte Flanagan announced ned. Ovistma$ Carol, Tickets may historical items. bat the newly organised craft Under the club's social be obtained from the chair- Hostesses for the evening and needlework group win service department, a man, Shirley Lampreeht at were Stella ZanlewsW and ;, #meet at her home on Dec. 12. donation was made to the 927-7281. Alice Potter, The next At thU meeting the members Mary Bischoff Fund, Mem- Mrs. Truman and Mrs, meeting will be at the home of wUl bake Christmas cookies ben are asked to bring the Tullio represented the club at Mrs. Stiles, with*- Dort* and breads to be sold at the following to the November the fall regional conference of Qerkens and Shirley Lam- bake sale at Sbore Man Dec. meeting: Toilet articles and the New Jersey State preeht as co-hostesses, and 17. At future meetings, the handmade items to be taken Federation of Women's Clubs fee Rev. Dave Bailey from group wul be making hand- to a local nursing home for at Quail fflll where the Ranch Hope the guest crafted items to be sold at the Christmas; a new toy for keynote speaker was Samuel speaker. dub show and sell program in needy children; two baby S. CrandeU, author of fee April. items for me Atlantic County book, Power-Spsofc, who The education chairman Needlework Guild; and •poke on how to be a more reported applications were canned goods for toe Atlantic effective speaker. A given to Mainland Regional County Outreach program. Guest speaker for the • High School for the 51st an- Mrs, Truman, and fee vice meeting was James Kirk of BIRD nual college day at Douglass prealdent Anne Tullio., at- Linwood who has been active College Nov. 12. Any ln- tended me faD workshop in in collecting and cataloging SPECIAL ' terestod women high school MUlvUle in October. Many historical memorabella of students are eligible to attend members attended'a farewell Linwood. f SERVED s the session, which will in- luncheon for Artene Oflaon, a Instrumental in organUng H troduce them to campus life. past president and 28-year a group of interested citizens -'EVERYDAY member. Mrs. Gllson has to delvie into toe history of the p8)M5to6:30p.ln. moved ft Florida. area feat WM once called ^ Nursery school • Atpeclaldlmwr Jopen house set Village -: ; at a special price CUIniini CANDY SHOPPE We'd welcome Trick i Treaten ,v^ Ini CotlumB. HaBoween, Mon Oct. 31st from 6 to 9 p.m. w Wayside Village, Marmora, N.J. Open All Year 399-7171 Mon.-Saf. 10-6; Frl. 'til 7 Sun. 10-2
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