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PAGE 6 — SECTION ONE OCEAN CITY (N.J.) SENTINEL-LEDGER THURSDAY, MAY 24,1979 Bridge Dressas-Sufte Sportewear-Beachu/ear Velour-Tetry .Semov-CCfcxens dwcotoat 5OQ7 32.46 OCEAN City NSDAR luncheon held at Flanders The regular meeting and spring luncheon of the Sarah StillweU Chapter NSDAR was held in the Plate Room at The Flanders on Saturday, May 19. Honored guests were the Hie Sentinel-Ledger regrets the North-South section with any inconvenience to the68. Runnersup were Anne bridge players during the past Jones and Marian Malin 63% month when the weekly and Pearl May and Claire results were not published. Auritt 61. Due to vacation time, the East-West players scoring editorial department was one above average were Vivian reporter short making the Cameron and Bill Goldman load that much heavier on the 73, Florence Hanson and real of the staff. The depart- Betty Evans 70%, Doris and ment is now back to full force. Lyn' Cortelyou 67% and George Budd and Irv MATCH POINT Bregman 61%. DUPLICATE — Average at Matinee Duplicate Bridge last Thursday's game wasgames are played every 132. Top scorers were Gladys Tuesday at 12:30 p.m. in the Collins and Ruby Sussman American Legion Hall. with 168% in the North-South section and Florence Hanson JOLLY BIDDERS and Joan Terkhom with 166% DUPLICATE — Tuesday for the East-West. evening's game resulted in an Runnersup in the North-average of 110. Engaged South group were Sylvester Top scorers in the North- Photo by Doug Maion Lowrey and Jim Davis 144, South section were Marian Hazel Rohrbach and John Hager and Bea French with Linda Butler (second from left) receives a check from Beverly Taht, Mr. and Mrs. James Green 143, Arlene Kahn and 137. Runnersup were Betty president of the League of Women Voters, for her winning book cover. H. BecotteofSOO W. Surf Rd. and Boca Raton, Aaron Simon 141 and Art and Stu Gast 129, Shiela Edel Present at the presentation were James Puivino, chairman of the art Fla., announce the Levin and Richard Wayne 137. and Marian Glavis 128, Edna department at Ocean City High School, and at right Jean Gates, a mem- engagement of their Also above average in theand Al Weisser 117%, Jeanne East-West section were Gene File and Ed Baehr 110 and ber of the judging committee. daughter, Nancy to W. David Fennlmore, son Newman and Roger Young Helen Bird and Lenore of Mr. and Mrs. William 158%, Sue and George Weikel Townsend 110. 14U&, Johanna Miskill and Those in the East-West Miss Butler wins League contest N. Fennimore of Worcester, Pa., and George Budd 141, Vivian section scoring above average Linda Butler was winner of selected as the best of the 22 Town" is expected to be 2808 Wesley Av., this Cameron and Irv Bregman were Sue and George Weikel the contest staged by thesubmitted" through the artcompleted in time for a sale of city. 139 and Lucille Morrison and 139, Mathilda Phifer and Ruth League of Women Voters to department at the high the book by mid-summer. It Gladys Steelman 135%. Carew 119, Floss and George Miss Becotte design a cover for the for- school. She was presented will be a handbook of ser- Match Point Duplicate LaSalle 118, Florence and Vic graduated from Ocean thcoming "Know Your Town" with a check Monday afvices, places and people Bridge games are played Kaufold 115%, Mary and Bob aty High School in 1976 book compiled by the League, ternoon. designed for residents and every Thursday at 7:30 p.m. Smith 113'?, RoseCapito and and is a Junior at the Miss Butler's entry was Publication of "Know Your visitors alike. in the American Legion Hall, Ruth Gardner 112% and University of Florida in 14th St. and Haven Av. Mildred Keeley and Nancy Gainesville majoring in Feeser 110. photo journalism. Research Club discusses enthusiasm Mr. Fennimore MATINEE DUPLICATE - Jolly Bidders Duplicate graduated from Average at the game played Bridge games are conducted "Enthusiasm is the keycomposition. His research awarded a hyperserta plant. Methacton (Pa.) High Tuesday afternoon was 60. for those with less than SO word," emphasized Mrs. H. turned out to be an "earth Mrs. Paul Hartmen entered School and is a junior afternoon was 60. . master points every Tuesday W. Bland Detwiler for shattering" study as hean oil painting as a beginner geology major at the Adele Feldman and Jean at 7:30 p.m. in the American members of the Women's delved deeper and deeper into and won a first place blue University of South Nehmad were top scorers in Legion Hall. Research Club meeting last the realm of mud. This ribbon. Florida in Tampa. Thursday in the Flanders document is currently in Mrs. Mrs. Henry G. March also Hotel. No date has been set Detwiler's library. won a first place blue ribbon for the wedding. Mrs. Frank Jansson, Mrs. Detwiler concluded in the American home program chairman, in- her address with William department competition for troduced the speaker Wordsworth's famous poem an oriental design hooked rug. describing her with affection "Daffodils." and reverence as her mentor Dressmaking in the At the business meeting, it from childhood. American home departmnet was noted that club members Mrs. Detwiler recalled had two winners. Mrs. John C. had won a number of ribbons Memorial Holiday Special numerous experiences she Pettit won a second place red at the Spring Conference and had with her 7th grade ribbon for a handmade little Fine Arts Festival held in students during her years of girl's dress. Mrs. Craig "»*ags 10% to 30% OFF ' •• Cape May last month. teaching. She said time and Mathewson also won a second Mrs. Joseph A. Jacovino 1044 Asbury Ave. 399-2211 time again she meets with a place red ribbon for a two- entered seven house plants in- former student who startles piece tailored dress suit, (NOW OPEN OAIY FOR TIE SEASON) her with a memory verse of the conservation and garden' entered in the professional -long ago that he had not department's competition and category. forgotten. received an award for every one. First place blue ribbons Mrs. Detwiler's yearning to Also in the American home were awarded a miniature fill children with love and to department competition, Mrs. rose, Reiger begonia, single seek and learn began with Mathewson won a first place African violet and rabbit paw novel ideas inspiring the blue ribbon with a. yeast fern. Second pJacerod ribbons studerits to writ* their' and •"gflir'sWfi - autobiographies. Hcr'tevoritec story tells of a young boy who round] streptocarpus. A white ribbon chose the word "mud" for his honorable mention was fruits^nuts and raisins. RE-OPENING At Our New Address 3249 Asbury Ave., Ocean City Friday, May 25th LADIES' FASHION FACTORY OUTLET famous maker dresses wmsaarm Sensuous Qiana Rain or Shine Coats 50% OFF Select group of COATS Sizes 3-20 and Vi sizes "Famous Makoa at Discount Prices" % COAT RACK II ^ * 7312VMtnorAvt. Ventoar 823-5774 921 Lands Ave. Vtotood open D*II/: IO-S:M; w«d. i-» p.m. I b«y«Htr*«t *!••**«• ftrot starts, kt»t far swMtm... If t Jscsjvts FULL FASHIONED • Cwfawrs • Ciriwrt/SMi CMMUWT/WMI • WMI CtftM • s* ^ Memorial Weekend Special «-. s* * "* SetoctBd grap of Sylvia's Fashions\ 751 Asbury Ave. open 10-5 T FOR YOU Just one off the many cotton knit T-Shirt dresses that will fit you to a "T" T-8MH Dresses priced from •19 M le»34" * i rtfta .ffcfi' T.rrWi*k •' K_ New Jersey state regent, Miss Eunice Frances Brown; corresponding secretary, Mrs. Lawrence E. Alff; organizing secretary, Mrs. Augustine Scafidi; and treasurer, Mrs. R. Clifford Hearon. Also attending were members of the Greenwich Tea Burning and the Cape May Patriots Chapters. The chapter regent presented the' state regent,* Miss Brown, who, in turn, introduced her fellow officers. Miss Brown was given a check for her special project, the sprinkling system at Watson House in Trenton. After thanking the chapter for the gift, Miss Brown spoke briefly, exherting members to give, full support to their officers and to be ready to serve in any duties requested by the officers. Luncheon was then enjoyed by everyone, and members of the chapter who had brought guests introduced them. A program of songs was presented by Jeanette Anderson and Don Underwood Miss Brown then installed the officers for the 1979-80 term as follows: Regent, Mrs. Frederic S. Dubbs; vice regent, Mrs. Eugene P. Lyness; corresponding secretary, Mrs. Glen T. Renegar; recordingf secretary, Mrs. Benjamin H. Loyle; librarian, Mrs. Hallem E. Mendenhall; chaplain, Mrs. Frank R. Valletta, and registrar, Mrs. S. Glenn Johnson. Mrs. Salvatore Materle and Mrs. Samuel J, Boyd were not present and will be installed by the regent at a later meeting as treasurer and historian, respectively. Mrs. Mowen was a charter member of the Cape MayJw, Patriots Chapter, founded uYT 1921, and the Sarah SUllwell Chapter, founded in 1932. She has been regent of the Sarah StillweU Chapter for three terms and has served as chairman of nearly every . committee in the chapter. She m has also served as chairman of the state girl homemaker committee. GRADUATES Nancy Lee Weissenberg of Ocean City, graduated frora^. Lenoir-Rhyne Colleger (Hickory, N.C.) with a bachelor of arts in Spanish- French, on May 6. She is the daughter of Mrs. Mary Jane Weissenberg. Officers of the Ocean City Commuters Club installed at a dinner dance Saturday in the Flanders Hotel included (1 to r) Robert H. Jilly, immediate past president; Jack Thompson, vice president; Peggy Boal, secretary-treasurer, and Frank J. Dennis, president. Garage getting crowded? Sell it empty witka want-ad *!fi FACTORY OUTLET LAMES SPORTSWEAR 1163 Asbury Avenue (BRAND NAME) SWIMWEAR 30% ,.40% OFF Women look like women again" ' j of the Women's Regular chased at the door for $1.50 or , 935 Asbury Ave. 398-50906 Republican Club has an- by calling 398-3963 or 39*6383. • Tues. Thura. Frt. Sal. nounced that the annual card party of the club wffl be held at the Biicavne Hotel, 8U Ocean Av. Thursday, June 7 •AJ p-m. jcard pnty narks the which will open with • gigantic rummage sale. Refreshments will be served and there win be prizes $a well as a "tombola table." Players are requested to bring their own cards. Ruth Kroesser, ways and means chairman, baa itfnwd Lena Anderson and Doretta Jordan, co-chairwomen of the card party committee. Virginia Paul is in charge of GRADUATE8 Susan Carol Adams, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Adamsof 101st St., received a bachelor of science degree in nursing from Measiah College (Grantham, Pa.) at commencement exercises held on May 12. Excedrin 1 Blood Tablets I Pressure 100'a I Monitor/Kit yi 69 Summer's Y Stayfreo Ev© Twin Pack 790 n Cutex H Polish 690 Ear Drops By Murine with Washer Mayor Chester J. Wimberg cooperation with Flotilla 81 has proclaimed June 1 to 7 as . Coast Guard Auxiliary Safe Boating Week in commander Robert Winkle. To promote safety in pleasure boating. Flotilla 81 STRATTON IS NAMED sponsors a poster contest open TO HONOR SOCIETY to all students of Ocean City Timothy Stratton has been schools, and offers motorboat named to the National Honor examinations as a courtesy to boat owners as a means of Society for freshmen and toguiding them in proper the first honors dean's list at equipment as required by the Drexel University where he is State of New Jersey and the a freshman engineering Coast Guard. The flotilla also major. Stratton was conducts six or more boating gradauted with honors from skills and seamanship classes Ocean City High School induring the year. 1978. He is the son of Estelje Land of Beesleys Point and George Stratton of Palermo. Nail Sculpture! by Becki has come to Ocean ? City. Stop in & see us at New Image Hairstylist) HMtft 52 FIRE RD., BARCUMNTOWN, N.J. (1/2 Mile South of TiHonRd.) VipOnWH fVOSN JWS)# I 1MV NOV CALL 646-7580 OmCI H0M1 Moo -fn 9:0MM-S:3OPM; Siturdns 10 OOXM-2 00PM roif t niASUKt is out BUSINESS 1 E CLINIC iHflE it stsusf Morn nrnsi ACOMTaVRUED OPEN FRIDAYS UNTIL S P.M. BLACK & WHITE TV The BRISBANE* K091L Compact, lightweight portable! Beige cabinet. 100% Solid-State Chassis. Qulck-on Sunshine 1 picture tube. CLOSED ALL DAY MEMORIAL DAY Cholly's Holly Farm Rt.9 r Marmora ,' 399-3554 '.••i Evergreens • Trees • Shrubs • Holly Hydrangeas • Azaleas • Petunias Perennials • Geraniums • Annuals Open Daily & Sunday Closed Monday CLOSE-OUT on t! ALL 1979 Models TV's and STEREOS vi «: TABLE TV TIM TCHAIKOW8KY • K1006C Decorator compact table TV) Beautifully styled Dark Brown polystyrene cabinet with metallic Gold color trim. 100% Solid-State Titan' Chassis. Power Sentry Voltage Regulating System. Solid-State Super Video Range Tuning System. OIAGONAI The REVERIE* LI310C Compact, slim-line portable! Black textured finish with brushed Aluminum color trim. Durable polystyrene cabinet. Tri-Focus Picture Tube. Triple-Plus Chassis. Electronic $ O
j i PAKE 8 — SECTION ONE In the kitchen with Kay Reader comes to the rescue with special Hello all you cooks. Yes, I'm back again with a lot of recipes I collected during my vacation to share with- you. But, first things first. About a month ago I asked anyone having a recipe for apple crisp using corn flakes to please send it in. This was for a woman from Seayille who had lost hers. Sure enough, a reader from Philadelphia came to our rescue. Grace E. Campbell sent this in and I'm sure it is what our Seaville reader wants. APPLE CRISP Butter a deep baking dish then prt in- 4 cups peeled, - sliced apples and x k cup water (use less if apples are juicy). Mix thoroughly with a fork I cup crushed com flakes, 1 cup white or brown sugar, 1 ' teaspoon cinnamon, '-i cup melted butter and '4 teaspoon salt. Spread mixture over apples and bake in 350-degree oven until the apples are C Hair... the ultimate accessory for * ^"the perfect image. tender and the crust brown, about 30 minutes. Serve with cream or whipped cream. Serves 6 to 8. Now that fishing season has opened we can take advantage of our seashore heritage and enjoy a number of fish dishes. One which always sets the taste buds working overtime is fish chowder. By using herbs and spices to augment the natural flavor of the ingredients, no additional salt is needed therefore this is an ideal dish for those on a salt restricted diet. FISH CHOWDER 2 peeled and cubed potatoes 2 thinly sliced onions 1 finely chopped dillweed sprig 2 c. water 1 1b. fish fillets 2 c. milk >. butter or margarine thyme Our best Carefree Perm. *25 can be worn runuully or styled elegantly Shampoo & Style • Sculptured Naik " ' 'n-2 uuil Fr. KaraLyn I Hair Smiths 3M-4433 I 30^4301 laJtut StfJin • Stw M Mts.Tiitt.WfJL v« up. white pepper Simmer potatoes, onions and dillweed in water, covered, until the potatoes are soft, about IS minutes. Cut fish fillets into small chucks andaddtothepotatoes. Stir in the milk, butter, thyme and pepper. Simmer, covered, for an additional 15 to 20 minutes, stirring occasionally. Serve immediately. Makes 6 servings. Here is a good way to stretch the food budget in an appetizing way. TUNA STUFFED PEPPERS 6 large green peppers 2 cans (7oz. each) light tuna in oil Olive oil *» «• drained naiad olives, finely chopped % c. Italian style bread crumbs, divided Vt tsp. salt • Dash ground black pepper Preheat oven to 375 degrees .Cut a %-inch crosswiseslicefrom the top of each pepper; remove ' lmembrane and seeds. Drop peppers into boiling water to cover; parboil for 5 minutes; drain. Place peppers upright in an oiled shallow baking pan. Drain tuna, reserving both oil and tuna separately. To dil from tuna add sufficient olive oil to make 7 tablespoons; set aside. In a large bowl combine tuna, olives and Vt cup of the breadcrumbs. Add salt, black pepper and 5 tablespoons of the oil; mix well. Spoon into green peppers. Mix and hope the Apple Crisp remaining oil and bread brea recipe is what was wanted. If crumbs. Spoon crumbs on —'— top you have any recipes you of each ch pepper. Cover with foil. Bake Bk until il peppers are fork-tender, about 25 minutes. Serve with Herbed Tomato Sauce and garnish with olive halves. HERBED TOMATO SAUCE 1 can (8 oz.) tomato sauce V* tsp. oregano leaves, crushed Dash salt Dash ground black pepper In medium saucepan combine all ingredients. Reduce heat and simmer, covered, for 5 minutes. That is about all for this week. Hope you enjoy them Isle slates Memorial Day service SEA ISLE CITY — Veterans here will, mark Memorial Day with solemn graveside rites and a public ceremony, the latter to be held starting at 10:49 a.m. Monday, at the Memorial Park, LandJs Av. and Kennedy Blvd. John Sweatlock, president of the Greater Sea ble City Chamber of Commerce, will be master of ceremonies. Members of the VFW Post 1983 and American Legion will begin visiting graves of fallen comrsds early in the ' morning and a roll call of the dead will be one of the solemn portions of the public ceremony, according to William R. WUkin, of the VFW, who is organizing the event. Eugene Dogliotti, commander of VFW Post 1963, will raise the flag to open the service at 11 a.m. Mayor Dominic "C Raffa and Commissioners William J. Kehner and Andrew J. Bednarek are scheduled to IU4UG6 WDlaVkS* Scouts from Boy Scout . Troop 78 and the local Girl Scouts will place a wreath at the monument honoring WhiteAAfesti A COMPLETE UUMJRY M 27 HOES veterans who have died. A special program of music and recorded voices has been arranged by Robert KuO, of the VFW. After a salute to the dead by a firing squad, the participants wffl move to the beachfront where lifeguards under Captain Thomas Mc- Cann will launch a floral boat tribute to the Navy dead. The Revs. William Doran, John Killeen and Jerry Ruff will assist in the program. They represent the Lutheran Church, the St. Joseph' Catholic Church, and United Women duff en The 1979 season of the Greate Bay Country Club Women's Golf League opened with a "Get Acquainted Tournament" Tuesday. Better ball of partners winners were Helen Dudas and Mary Becotte. Runnersup were Dottle Raab and Elaine Wlmberg. Tied for third place were Marge Pinto and Jane Kelly with Jan Mathis and Esther Off. Greate Bay inter-dub matches will be played every Monday during the month of June D Knit fabrics cyde °gRtt OJnve-posHion water tetmeefitrot 3 Permanent O Spray rinse plus two deep Methodist Church hi Sea Isle i will be served hot dogs and soda at the VFW Post following the ceremony. / • rm^^MAtJLwn would like to share or have Ocean City, 06226. Until any requests, send to In the week. Gut Essen . next Kitchen, Sentinel-Ledger, i Bowen. Kayi BOOK AND STATIONERS 640Asbury Avenue Ocean City, 399- Book white you beach. ft DOOR-OUTDOOR CARPET SPRING MEADOW [Green-Green] PLAYTIME [Celtic Green] sq. yd. NEW PERM A GRASS - 2000 [Kentucky Blue Grass] Sizes 6 & 12 Ft. Wide Ideal for Sun Decks, Patios, Terraces First Quality • 2 YEAR GUARANTEE • Sizes 6 ft 12 Ft. Wide • First Quality • In-Stock for Immediate Pick-Up • 8 YEAR GUARANTEE • I ft 12 Ft. Wide • The Best Feel Under Foot WeActtpl Master Char**, Visa, or Our Own tUvohlng Chart* X THURSDAY, MAV OM 'Round the house OCEAN CITY CNJ.) gENTINEL-LEIMlISR Trip to 'Bikini State' comes off without lack By CATHERINE M. BOWEN 8oclety Editor £Z mSM&S convinced the trip to Hawaii i?3~£» refrigerator with cold drinks ENKM asaso*. „ ,— . was definately out, we beaded and other perishable snacks, Since you all shared with n, it is only fair that fcrotar favorite vacation spot, beach chairs, nibbles to » e aince the trials you ail d shared tibli with you share the good tunes. St. Augustine Beach, Fla. satisfy our hunger pangs me the trials and tribulations After we finally were Packing luggage, Colemari slongtheway,cat,dogandaO jjm m aYksi • sill d m,dmhmM—*^—-—' m * H * mmmmm * mmm — ..*»*.•, we. nog lines, limited quantities' Impala south to and the rest, we wondered once being denied any "go w> wuui State." what we would find. All worry juice." aboard is none other than the One of our first worries was tor naught. We sailed right There were a number of Simon B. Lake.' Sound, - With all the talk about down, spent three weeks and "happenings" during our familiar? It should because it .sailed on home again without vacation. This potpourri was named for the father of a which followsisjusta few, but the founders of Ocean Otjkni hope you enjoy them as we After a four-day visit in Sthn Mary's we headed for ouek; second home, St. Augustine v, Public Notice Beach.Fla. Here we spent Qm-.-i rest of the vacation enjoyiaf.r PUBLIC NOTICS one of the finest beaches alongb TO WHOM IT MAY CONCHNi the Atlantic coast. We also < rw9mmW ••Bsv lOTfKBf M l V«aNlwWCnMI were fortunate enough to have two very good friends from Pennsauken staying in the adjoining unit so we bad a great tune together* Our motel was right next to • & • • ; . WHENYO BUYA Itr 1® Sony Betamax SL-8600 Rig. *11S0 N $ 92500 HVC-1000 Uriea te^v KV1B4M *f.'73SM COLOR CAMERA Reg. •14OO M '23T $ 1190?» 95 The World's A C LARGEST L0 PICTURE TUBE FOR 1980 $ 849" Casette Tape Recorder 1979 Model-TC48 SPECIAL! Reg.'84.95 CXHtlEACTS THATOQMEFDIiLT EQUIFFEIi tt-112 Rag. $ 279 M TV RENTALS Color - Black & White Week • Month • Season ALL IN STOCK READY FOR DELIVERY LKV12M fltg. Price 9 459.95 ftw.cnti0 Ret.M4.is 20 ^S^SKS? run CFC22W Rog. *7V $ 67 95 TOUCAN ""STXATEQNS ""GOING I Ytar Wamaty (Fam i Uhar) Reg. 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Each year we spend a few days there and visit with friends. This year, one of our friends was in the hospital so as soon as we got settled into the cottage we picked up her husband and headed for the hospital. After Viflitln0 hit- r •;.-•.: •:•,.• J i I
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