Oct 1974 - On-Line Newspaper Archives of Ocean City

PAOf 10 — SECTION ONI OCEAN CITY SENTINEL LEDGER
Crew is working hard for Colony production
Behind the footllgits of any
large theatrical production an
uisten crew is working to
preiait a flawless performance
far the audience,
& it la with Colony Club's
production of Neil Simon's
"HlB Suite" which will be
presented to the public
PJovember 1 and 2 and « and 9
on ihi Ocean City High School
Mage,
Hie club has obtained the
ierviees of Mri. Helen VaipoU
tor director, Mrs, Vaipoli has a
long liM of theatre credits to her
name Including lead roles In
"Qyp»y", "Born Yesterday",
"Blythe Spirit" and "Bus
Slop". Shi wai an sptive
member of the Ocean City
Community Theatre, worked
with the Show Makeri Guild as
director, actresi and officer
and WM associate director and
actress in "Promises,
Promises" for the Jewish
r..o,i It,. !
We art sorry thit you missed
our regular article in the last
week issue, but it apparently
wai lost in the shuffle at the
Sentinel plant. We shall try to
repeat at least the facts in that
isiue.
We have tried to siren the
value of shuffleboard both
physically and socially and we
have received a ehort note from
a lew member who Joined early
this year and then proceeded to
win tournaments. LaVerne
Longenecktr who sent the note
was speaking for her two
friends who also joined with
her, Emily Kidder and Mm
Robert Witters concur with this
note which is to the point.
"Just a short note to thank
you and all the dub members
for helping us to enjoy our
iummer in Ocean City. We
greatly appredate all of the
instruct ion and assistance
which you folks have given us."
Notes like this^ tnakf it ell
worthwhile. Thank you
LaVerne
Had a letter from Marion
Myers asking for the court size,
equipment and score board, ft
saemi the new homes of both
Marion and Evie Spangler are
about to construct several
courts. We are sure that after
the completion of these courts,
Marion and Evie will be the
chief instructors.
We understand that Harold
and Thelma Hartman have juit
returned from a tour of New
England, They viiited
Gloucester and Rockport
Maii ; Bar Harbor, Maine.
They also crossed to Nova
Scotia and saw Peggy's Cove
Shufflin' on
Glad to see you homi sale.
We are pleased to add
Franues Miller and Marion Cox
to our roster of memberihlp,
They are both residents of
Ocean City,
We are (orry to report the
passing of the past preiident
and the present vice president
of the New Jersey Shuffleboard
Association, Jack Lyoni, who
livid in Ocean Port, N.J., and
who represented Ocean Grove
in tournament play, Mr. Lyons
also rttained a membership in
our Ocean City Club and was
a good friend to many of our
members. He was a vigorous
promoter of shuffleboard and
added much to iU growth in our
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 24, W4
state. We artffld our deepen f
sympathy la h'to wife Aliee.
We are sorry tn report
that two of our memBeri Miry
Andrien and Peggy Caie had
falls and althQUih both are
doing well, they do support
bruises.
The attendance at the card
club is growing with each
session and we welcome back
Edith and Bob Buckley as well
as Al Goldman, The Thursday
winners were Al Cairns, 60S:
Howard Ryan, 590; Thelma
Hartman and!, Raymond, S5B.
The Monday winners were
Mary Ellen, Weigel, 584; Reale i
Macrie, 578|PauI Maerie, 544;
and Emily Price, SSS.
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THURSDAY, OCTOilR 24, THE OCIAN CITY SINTINEL LIDGiH PAGE II -SECTION ONE
Showmakers Guild's'Sound of Music 1
ready for November presentations
With about 500 hours of
rrtiearsaj time behind them
and just a few more days to §o
the cast and crew of the
aowmaltirs 1 Theitre Guild's
production of "Sound of Male"
are ready to have the publi0
view their Joint effort.
Haddon Hall'i Viking
•Hieatre in Atlantic City will
resound with thi lyriei of Oscar
Hammerstein 2nd and muaic of
Richard Bodgers performed by
a talented and energetic group
of south Jersey residents. Some
of the musical offerings will be
••Maria", "My Favorite
ihings", "Do-Re-Mi" and
"Climb Every Mountain",
Tlie cast which includes Lynn
Barnes, Robert Hopkins QaU
Esten, Brian Palmer, Kim
Dougherty, David Kilter
Donna DePimphilii, Anna
Maria Albann, aannon Sick
Ted BasUe, Chris Rothwell
Douglais Oeller and Mairetn
Buohta (nd many others
perform with the iWl! of a
professional company.
The ihow will be produced
Novembffl 1, 2, j and 10, Show
time for the 1st, 2nd and 9th will
be 8:30 p,m, and on the 10th it
will b#, a matinee at 2:30,
Tickets may be purehaied
through any member of the oast
or crew or by calling the Guild
audio at 845.2182. There can be
jpecial reierved Mating and
pBUp rates if 20 or more people
come as a unit. For group
From the PR office
ROMEO AND JULIET? ANTONY AND
CLEOPATRA?-They are Liesi and Rolf, the
teenage sweethearts in the Showmakers' production
of "Sound of Music", In real life they are Chris Roth
well and Gail Esten, both of this city
reservations call the above
mentioned people or John
Kelltr at Mimii, Ticketi can
ta purehaiied at Hadfton Hall
only on the nights at tne per
formances,
Tliis ii a show for the whole
family to enjoy.
Rock Concert, 85-piece band,
haunted house and etc., etc.
by Mark Soifer
Here is a sobering reminder.
This ii the lait weekend you can
enjoy «n "October la Twice At
Nice" Concert at the Music
Pier,
Yes, folks, the last weekend
in October if upon us (my how
time nits, etc, «c) But do not
despair! Two fine concert* u&
set fir Friday and SatuMay'
Thus, Qptober will exit like an
airy mglody, etc, etc.
On Friday, 8 p.m., thffe wjU
bt a Rock Concert for the
benefit of the Seashore Home
for Children, On Saturday, the
SS-piece Blizabethtown College
Concert Band wUl troop into the
PSerfor a gala, October, finale,
extravaganza, etc., etc.
Before wt go into details on
these doingi, please remember
that the Haunted House is now
open at 825 Asbury av, Hffe you
and your kin folk may be
pleasurably firghtened by an
array of friendly goblins,
ghouls, and ghosts about town.
No October would be complete
without a trip to this estBijliihment
and the world is full of
needy children who benefit
from the good worki of
UNICEP,
Hours are from 3 p.m. to 8
p.m. and from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m.
Elizabethtown College Concert Orchestra
ELIZABETHTOWN COLLEGE CONCERT ORCHESTRA
Toccata Bor Band
WaterMugioSuite
Propim for Ocein City Mmic Pier
Saturday. October 26. Kp.m.
Jesu Joy of Man's Desiring
MorqeauSymphonique
; Audrey Wagner
The Billboard March
Parti
..,. .Frank Eriekson
...G.F, Handel
?.,.. J.S.Bach
,., Alexandra Guilmant
Baritone Soloist
JohnN, Mohr
Part 11
Rhapsody in Blue,
.George Gershwin
Francis Welsh - Piano Soloiit
Block "M"March
Autumn Leaves
American Folk Rhapsody No. 3
Star Spangled SpectaculBr.
Part in
through October 31, with the
exception of Sunday.
Now back to Music. The Rock
Concert will feature a group
called "Myth", headed by Lee
Welch and Ben New, who once
led a jp-oup called the "Last
March," featuring "Big Red"
and "The Meat", not to mention
"Moon Dog Corn Flakt,"
Saturday sessions set for chessmen
George Potts, Ocean City
Recreation staff member, has
extended an open invitation to
anyone who likes to play chess,
regirdleM of skill, to "stop by"
any of the Saturday morning
lessions of the Ocean City
ChMS Club, The sessions
are held at the Youth Center,
Sth «,; and Atlantic av., from 9
a.m. to noon.
There are no due* or admission
ftes for any of the
re|ulir mtetinp. There'! no
set tirte either. Anyone wishing
to stop by may do so anytime
from 9 until noon.
Club regular, Rod Regan, is
attending a United States Chess
Federation tournament this
weekend in Atlantic City,
The Ocean City Chess Club is
an affiliate of the United States
Chess Federation and is
planning several activities that
are USCF oriented. Anyone
wishing to join the USCF and
NJCF can tain advantage of
"special rates" offered to dub
members. For detail! contact
George Potts at the chess club
any Saturday,
OCEAN DRIVE
BAR and RESTAURANT
Bun ill Tiir
Open for Lunch and Dinner
Every Fri., Sat. and Sun,
Dinner Served 4:30 to 10 P.M.
"SPfCiALlZlNGIN
The "RAMBLERS" Are Back!
~ lie Fsr Your Uiitnlng and
Dancing Pleasure
iVERY FRIDAY &
SATURDAY NIT1
and MRdfs Aft., SM Wf CHy
m fteinvATMM nut MMM
Jerry Bilik
,arr, Alfred Reed
, . Clare Grundman
.George M. Cohan
arr. John Cacavai
Anyway, the group has shortened
it's name to Myth. So
don't myth, I mean miii, the
Myth, Hiey play good music for
a good cause. You have the
option of dancing or sitting
comfortably in a chair and
watching others dance. What
an oppoftiaiity! Featured in the
group along with Welch and
New are Dave Gallaviteh,
guitar, Donna Schlmek, organ,
Chick Force, drums and Dave
Terwilliger, vocalist.
GOLDEN PAST MASTER—Morgan Morris, Past Grand Master, shakes
hands with Clinton B, Price, Past Master of Ocean City Lodge 171 F and AM for
50 years who was honored at a dinner and reinstallation Saturday evening in the
Masonic Temple, At left is William B. Evoy, the new District Deputy Grand
Master of the"24th Masonic District and at extreme right is Byron"T Mercer,
Worshipful Master of Ocean City Lodge The occasion also was trip
annual Ladies Night, Counsellor Photo
Harvest Square Dance at Petersburg School MUSICALS TEA
UPPER TOWNSHIP - A
Harvest Square Dance will be
held at the Upper Township
Middle School in Petersburg on
Friday, October 25, Millie and
calling will be provided by
Dave Platt, of Somers Point,
Attendance will be limited to
150 persons and both parent*
and children are invited
Refreshments will be available
It would be impossible to list
all the members of the
EliEabethtown College Concert
Band, Actually, not impossihle,
but rather tedious. Who wants
to read the names of 85
musicians.
But hearing them play, ah,
that'i another story. This
should be a real treat. Eightyfive
of anything usually sounds
good. And «*en itVa group of
talented collegiates, well
you've really got something
going!
There will be a gu«t soloist,
too, Francii Welsh, well known
pianist, win be featured in
Gershwin's "Rhapsody in
Blue," The program will be a
varied one ranging from
religous music by Bach to
marches, ihow tunes and a
patriotic spectacular.
The Elizabethtown Concert
Band recently played at the
Guggenheim Pavlllion in New
York City and the Department
of Commerce Auditorium in
Waihington, D.C. Promisei to
bean outstanding evening, etc.,
etc. Admission is 50 cents.
On Thursday, October 31,
Ocean City unveils the 1974
edition of its annual Halloween
Parade. This event is pa
together by the Exchange dub
and is always a crowd pleaser.
Parade starts on Asbury at 7:30
p.m. So come on out and try to
guess the identity of the
"Mystery Marcher", etc. etc.
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COCKTAIL CLAWS
COCKTAIL CRAB CAKES
LiSAGNA BROILED SCALLOPS
BLUE FISH SPECIAL
BUCKET-O-CUM STRIPS
FISH CAKE SPECIAL
GREEN RUN SALAD
* RAW FROZEN-SOFT CRAB
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Decorations are planned to
carry out the harvest theme
and lend an Informal atmosphere
Tickets wiLl be sold
through the school.
Time for the harvest dance
will be from 8 until ilnm
LINWOOD The annual
Musieale and Tea featiaini
Larry Ferrari at thi organ will
be held Saturday at 2:30 p.m. in
Linwood Convalescent Center,
Friend* and relatives
patients are invited
SUBURBAN HOUSE
Restaurant
LUNCHEON & DINNER
SPECIALS DAILY
GOURMIT DINNER SPECIALS
for
GRAND OPENING
of NETTA RICKLiS 1 ANTIQUE
& GIFT SHOP, Sat., Oct. 26fh,
in Suburban House Restaurant
Ruby Room i
Banquet Facilities
available
Tilfen 4 New Rds
Northfield
Mon. thru Fri. 11—9
Sat. 11—10 Sun, 2-9
For Reservations
646-6V45
Zion Church to mark 152nd anniversary
1 ne iMnd anniversary of
Zion United Methodiit Church
in Bargainiown will be
celebrated at special servicil
Sunday at 3 p.m,, the Rev
George Starimeare, pastor,
announced yesterday,
Gueit speaker will be the
Key James H Bigp, former
pastor who is currently serving
at Islands Height! United
Methodist Church Rev, Bigg*
also is may or of Island Height*
Township,
Special music wUl be by the
Horn Anew singing group. A
dinner wUl follow at 5 p.ffl,
The public is invited,
Senior*. Juniors and All Those
In-Between
MAMA MIA'S
ha* something for your budget
Thursday Spaghetti Dinner $i£}$1,QS
Fnday-15-incD Pizza $% UM
Saturday nijiicotti Wnner $Mj $1.99
Swiday Ravioli Dtanff ^ $1.99
15 inch fim§%mM
10th St. | Atbury Aft. PM 3S8-M11
ihiri n-i Fri., 11 to 11M, 11 to II, §•.
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MONDIY
Yankee Pot Roait of O)oce Berf wifli Vegetable
Gravy; Breaded Vial Steak with Tomato Sauoe-
Broiled Filet of Fresh Bluefish witt Lemon
Butter.
TUESDAY . —
Junior Combination Hot Seafood Platter;
Qilcken QJOW Man with Steamed MM » Qlip
.Noodles, toe Veg.; Old Fashioned l«ef Pot Pie
w Cuierole, One, Vegetable,
WEDHESUf -
Broiled Baby Beef Liver Steak with Fried
Onions; Roast Stuffed Breast of Chicken with
Cranbcrrj- Sauce; Louisiana Shrimp ak King en
Casserole with Tom. Points
THURSDAY
Baked Meat Loaf with Fresh Vegetable Gr**y;
Roasted Chicken Leg k Thigh uHh Crmberr?
Siuee: Thr« De^ Fried DeviOsd OM» m
CacktaU Sauce
FRIDAY
Freshly Ground Choice Salisbury Stalk wKh
Fried Oiuons; Penmylvinii Dutc* Style Stew«d
Chicken A Dumpling*, OM Veg ; FM of Fr«*
Haddock Baked in S«u a
SptxM SM*rkh 1
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