Oct 1974 - On-Line Newspaper Archives of Ocean City

PAGE-6- SECTION ONE THI OCEAN CITY SENTINEL LEDGER THURSDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1974
LURAY DUPLICATE-
Averagis of 72 for North-South
and 63 for East-Wist were
made at the Luray Duplicate
Bridge game played last week
Hi0i "scorers in the North-
South section were Gladys
Spreehfr and Ann Marshal!
with 95's and coming in second
were Johanna Miskill and Alirp
Webb 73',
In the East-West section Jack
and Betty Bennett were high
with 75 Runnersup were Sylvia
Brown and ROM Capita tied
with Edna and Walt Daniels
with 69',. Vivian Camiron and
Ed Pennington Bfl. and Lucille
Morrison and Gladys Sfeelman
Luray Duplicate Bridge
games under the dlrwtion of
Loij Kilbourne are played
every Wednesday at i30 p.m
in the Bridge Center f49 West
av.
OCEAN CITY
; DUPLICATE—An average of
Sli-a was made at the Ocean
City Duplicate Bridge game
played last Thursday evening
High scorers were Mr. and Mrs
Robert Sanmno with 37>» Also
above average were Ann
Marshall jmd OHie Mahoney
M'* and Eleanor Howard and
Fran Johnson ju.
Bridge
Friday's game resulted in an
average of 36 with top score
made by Irv Bregman and Jane
Sussman with 44 AJ9aabove
average were Peg Smith "and
Reuben Sussman 39's. Jo* Gold
and AJ Coane ffl'a and Mr and
Mrs. Jerry Craige 37
Sunday evening the average
was B~i z. High scorprs were
Bob Owend and Reuben
Sussm*n with 81V Runnersiip
were Claire Auritt and
Oert Galespie BO. Nan ma
Seymour and Alice Webb 77,
Helenjoe Owpn and Haze]
Seeger also 7T, Mary Gertrude
Ingram and Esther Fuller 74.
Rose Capilo and Jane Sussman
72. and Vivian Cameron and Frt
Pennington 87 '••
Monday afternoon the 1 game
resulted in an average of 42
High score"! were Lillian
Alexander and Reuben
Sussman 56 Runnerssup were
Naoma Seymour and Harmon
Webb 49. Mr and Mrs Lyndon
Cortelyou 46. Mr. and Mrs. Ed
FSobinson 43 and Paula Gold
and Jane Sussman also with 43
Tuesday's average was 67'B.
High scorers were Aaron Simon
and Reuben Sussman with Bfli;,
Also above average were Jim
Meyer and Art Levin 78, Lois
Kolbqurne and Vivian Cameron
7fli5.Mr and Mrs Jerry Craig*
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PRESCHOOL
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TEENS ADULTS
T2'-i, Hot! Nanmno and uon
Brady 71'3. Mr and Mrs Joe
Gold 69 and Irv Bregman and
Jane Sussman 68
Ocean City Duplicate Bridge
games are played every Sunday
, Tuesday, Thursday and
Friday al 8 p m and Monday at
12 30p.m. in the Bridge Center,
'MB West av
MATINEE DUPLICATE-
AJI average of 48 was made at
the Matinee Duplicate game
played Tuesday afternoon.
High scorers were Harmon and
Alice Webb with 61 Runnersup
were Helen Bird and Laurel
Mnwhray 57is. Miriam Sean.nn
and Lois Good 51, Naoma
Seymour and Vivian Cameron
50, Lillian Alexander and Lois
Snyder 49' i) and Florence
Hanson and Rpftv Finns also
with 49>3
Matinee Duplicate Bridge
games under thp direction of
Lois Kilbourne are played
every Tuesday at 11:30 p.m at
Fugaged
Announcement has been
made of the engagement of
Janet Simms, daughter of Mn.
Mildred Simms of 114 Pinnacle
rd, and James Simms of
Arkansas av , to Fred Hoiley of
Holmes Beach, Fla.
Miss Simms is a graduate of
ocean City High School and
attended Bucknell Univeriity
She is employed as a librarian
in Holmes Beach
No date has been set for the
wedding.
Celebrate 40th anniversary.
Mr. and Mrs. William W
Gorman of ail Parkridge rd.
were honored Saturday on the
occasion of their 40th wedding
anniversary
The couple were guests at a
surpriie dinner for family and
friends given by their children
at the Flanders Hotel. The
dining room was decorated
with autumn floral
arrangements and music for
dancing was provided by Jim
Dram is ftnd hi* oreheitra
Mr. and Mrs. Gorman were
married October 8, 1934 at
Friedens Evangelical Lutheran
Church in PhiladeJphia with the
Rev Reinbold Schmidt officiating.
They made their
home in Hellertown, Pa.
Mr Oorman was wnplnypd
Point Ijegion aides
making dinner plans
SOMERS POINT - Plans for
the Past Commander's and
Past President's dinner were
announced at the meeting of
Clark-Eliason Unit 352
American Legion Auxiliary
held Monday evening, Mrs, Kay
Thomai presided.
The affair will be held
Saturday in the Post Home.
Cocldalls will be served at 6
p.m. and dinner at 7. Ticketi
may be obtained from Mrs.
Pearl Mrvica,
Mrs Thomas announced the
following chairmen for the
year; Americanism, Mrs.
Vivian Williams; Community
Shufflin* on by Ed veith
With the continuing ideal
weather and the goodly
number of the hibernating
Floridians remaining, the
competition on our" shuffleboard
courts continues to
be very keen We find that
we still have a few who are
willing to brave the
evenings.
The card club met for its
opening session on Monday
night under the direction of
our co-chairmen Mildred
Poulton and Ethel Sherwood,
Plymouth
Duster...
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Reason Why
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These chairmen were
pleased with thi number of
players and the spirit of
fellowship exhibited, "Hie top
four winners were Kay Ryan
603, Ethel Sherwood 543,
Peggie Case 536 and Paul
Maerie 526, The card club
will continue every Monday
and Thursday and we
suggest that if you get bored
looking at TV, come on out
and enjoy some fellowship.
The co-hosts for the month of
November will be Jane and
George Keen and for
December, Paul and Reale
Maerie.
Our good hard working
member Bill Zabel is at
home recuperating from
surgery and we trust that
under the faithful nuriing of
his good wife will soon be
back to see us.
We had a visit with our
good friend Dan Humphrey
and found that he had a guest
from California. His brother
Bud arrived on Sunday and
spent a week with Dan and
We are sorry to report the
pasiing of one of our
members, Hairy Cowan. He
was operated on at Shore
Memorial, survived the
surgery very well but had a
massive heart attack seven
days later. The viewing waj
on Monday, Mr, and Mn,
Cowan were active members
and they hotted the card
club many times. We will
miss him.
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as a structural engineer with
the Bethlehem Steel Company
in Bethlehem, Pa. In 1941 hi
Joined the Edward G, Budd
Company in the construction of
cargo planes at the Red Lyon
plant in Philadelphia In 1948
they moved to Ocean City and
operated the Ideal Laundry and
Dry denning establishment
until Mr fiormsn's retirernpnt
in 1973
The couple has three
childr»n. William W Gorman
Jr of St. Peteriburg, Fla
Patricia J, Gorman who is a
Sewardess with Eastern Air
lines in Miami, Fla,, and
Kenneth B. Gorman of Clayton,
S.C, They also have two
grandchildren
Service, Mrs. Ann Rowland;
Oanititutlon and By Laws, Mra.
Thomas; Children and Youth,
Mrs, Mary Paulosky;
Education and Scholarship.
Mrs. Bettie Rambo; Girls
Stati, Mrs. Mrvica;
Legislation, Mri. Thomai;
Membership and Publicity,
Mrs. Mrvica; Music, Mrs.
Conway; National Security,
Mrs. Lillian Smith; Past
Preildenti Parley, Mrs.
Williams; Radio and TV, Miss
Natalie Mrvica; Junior Acti-
Hies; Mrs. Williams; Wayi
and Means, Mrs. Williams and
Mrs, Mrvica; and Poppies,
Mri. Gertrude Wood.
Delegate! to the County
Auxiliary meetings will be Mrs.
Mrvica, Mrs. Paulosky, Miss
Mrvica; Mrs. Louisa Schmidt,
Mrs. Lillian Pettrsen and Mrs,
Gertrude Wood, Alternatei will
be Mri. Helen Stewart, Mrs.
Rowland, Mn. Rambo, Mrs.
Conway, Mrs, Dorcas Borrell
and Mrs, Smith.
A dinner for past County
President Joan Evans will take
place October 28 at Harry's Inn
at 7 p.m.
Omega Lambda Psi
holds first meeting
of the fall
The first meeting of the fall
season for members of Eta
Chapter, Omega Lambda Pii
Sorority was held recently in
the home of Mrs, Richard
Galante with Mrs, Robert
Siegfried assisting as eohostesi,
Mrs. Jack Smith, president,
conducted the business meeting
at which time plans for the fall
were reported. These include a
merchandise club with Stubbs 1
Dress Sheppe and Dinner Out to
celebrate members' anniversariM,
Plans for a project night will
be discussed at the meeting this
evening (Thursday) at 8 o'clock
in the home of Mrs. Paul Me-
Cardell, 10 Simpson av.
637 Asbury Avenue
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PTA OFFICERS—Mrs, Dexter Faunce, treasurer; Mrs. David Blyler,
secretary; and Mrs, John Doyle, president of the PTA, look ov«- program plans
for the year rounspllor Photo
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Hi0i scorers at last Thursday
night s games of the Ocean City
Card Club were Jean Smith
with 3940 in bridge and AJ
Sehemeek with 671 in pinochle,
Rimnenup in bridge were
Helen Hammett 27M, Ed Baehr
2700 and Frank Hughti mm,
AJso scoring hijji in pinochle
were Lydia Peterson 6M, Ethel
Sherwood 60S, Helen OUey 603,
Bea EtherLngtonSTT, Bill Buiby
SS7, Boyd Nixon 56J, Edna
Frankenfield B64, Herb Clayton
555, Carl Mehnert !M, Anna
Mahnert 547, Marge Bayard
537, Gladys Lewis S34 and
Mabel nickel 530
High scorers at Monday
night's jimes were Bea
Reardon 657 in pinochle and
Helen Bussard 6340 in bridge,
Runnersup in pinochle were
Bert Carpenter 840, Ray Ktlley
834, Lou Johniton 631, Madeline
Coe 804, Charles Dili 594, Tom
Stritton 592, Bill Levens 590,
Carl Mehnert 588, Evelyn
Richards jBl, Roy Talbot 574,
Hermie Fgls 567 and Rita
Johnston 567, Also scoring high
in the bridge game were Lee
Joffett 4900, Jack Smith 4400,
Bob Evans 4320, Alice Yost 3950
and Miriam Seaman 3940,
Bridge and pinochle games
are played by the Ocean City
CardhClub, fljemhers every
Monday and ^Jjiursday at 7:15
p.m. in the Youth Center.
Point garden club
holds membership tea
SOMERS POINT - A
Membership Tea was held by
members of the Green Thumb
Garden Club la»t Tuesday
evening in the home of Misses
Emily Baxter and Dorothy
Whitney.
Prospective new member!
introduced were Mri. Nellie
Gallagher, Mri. Catherine
DromBky, Mrs. Mary Fornasier,
Mrs, Eileen Bonetti,
Mrs. Louiie Keller, Mri. Helen
Downs, Mrs. Eleanor Hopkins
and Mri. Mickey Sehoepf,
Hefreshmanti were served
by the hostesses, Misi Baxter,
Miss Whitney, Mrs. Emma
Weill, Mn. Laura Johnston and
Mrs. Mildred Misskelley,
The club ii planning a trip to
Duke Gardens on Wednesday,
October 23. Anyone interested
in Joining the group may call
Mrs, Lillian Murdock at 927-
8273 or Mrs. Marion Long at
927-7218 for reiervations.
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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1974
Cast selected by Theatre Guild
Ths Show Mater'i "Hieatre
Guild his tomd that Ocean City
reaidenU are gifted in the aria
of thtatre arti. The final oast
hai bten selected for the
Guild's forthcoming production
of "The Sound of Music," and
among the actors and actresses
chosen to perform in this en-
*avor are Chris Rothwell, Gail
Siten, Douglis Oeller and
Linda Buigham, all from this
city.
Chrij and Oail are teamed at
the yoimi teenagers Uesl end
Rolf who are in the throes of
first love Gail, in her Drevious
activities surrounding -the
theatre, wai cast in the lead
role of Now, Now, Now which
wai presented by the ChriiUan
Players, a group to which (he
still belongs. Sit- also has appeared
in A Man Called Pger
and, when not singing, acting or
dancing, hai served^ as
property manager for two
product ions and assisted with
seu. To add to her long list of
credits she has sung with the
Pint United Methodiit Church
Choir, the Community Chorale
and for women's organizations
in the area.
W© Will Be Closed
October
14-15= 16
(Monday Tuesday Wednesday)
Thomas Jeweler
825 Asbury Avenue
AWNINGS
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11:35 a.m.
MONDAY, OCTOBER 14th
DR. JOHN W. McDEVITT
Supreme KnigM
Knights of Columbus
"Freedom: A Treasure and a Trust 1
SPONSORED IT OCEAN CITY
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
Council No. 2560
in conjunction with
Radio Station WSLT
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SAVINGS Cf RTIFICATiS
NOW at
unrig is a ienigf at Ocean
Cjty Hitfi School and upon
graduation will attend college
with the hope of beenmini a
liwyer. In school ihihas appeared
in A Midiummtr
Nij$it's Dream and Marat-Sadt
plui many other school
product ions such as Auntie
Mame,
Douglas Oeller ponrayi the
part of Herr Zeiler, Doug hai
been a resident of Ocean City
since 1963 after having lived Ln
Taiwan for five years aa the
child of an Army family He
was graduated from Ocean City
High School in June and aspires
to a theatrical career. His
experience on the stage at high
school included parts in Harvey,
A Midsummer Nights
Dream and Auntie Mame,
Some of the cait members
are required to dance in Souid
of Music and linda Bingham,
another local resident, has
taken the Job of choreographer.
Sie has had 12 years of dance
training and teaches modem
dance in Somers Point, Linwood
ind at the Atlantic
Community College. She has
appeared on the stage as a
member of the singing chorus
and in dance routines in »uch
ihows u Hello Dolly, Here'i
Charley with the Aurora
Theatre Guild and Carousel for
the &ow Makers,
The Sound of Music closed on
Broadway 15 years ago.
However the itory and music
still captivate people time and
again. The Show Makers
realizing this has tried to create
the mood of the times in 1931
when Hitler was gaining power
and tool! away Austria '§ independence
and announced an
AnschluM. Thi» is an important
theme in the play because of its
authenticity but it does not
interfere with numerous longs
which came the music-aJ to be
one of the Best Broadway has
ever seen.
The show will be presented on
November 1, 2, 9 and 10 at
Haddon Hall in Atlantic City.
According to Oald president
George Parker, tickets may be
obtained through members of
the Guild, cast and crew
members or by calling the
Guild Studio (M5-21B2). There
will be no tickets available at
Haddon Hal) until the nights of
the performances.
Haddon Hall until the nights of
the performances
THI OCIAN CITY SINTINILLiDOiR
COMMUNION BREAKFAST-Special guests at the annual Communion
Breakfast of the Rosary Altar Societies of the three local Catholic parishes
Sunday morning took time out to pose for the photographer. Left to right are
Rev. Thomas A, Guenther, speaker; Mrs. Rose Crop, president of the Society of
a, Frances Cabrinj Church which hosted the affair; Msgr. Joseph McCauley
pastor Of Our Lady of Good Counsel: and Rev William P McCorrtstin pastor of
Point Masonic
club to h&ar
Investment broker
SOMERS POINT - HarTy L.
Row, vice president of Mathij
und Company, inveitment firm
In Atlantic City, will be guest
speaker at the regular monthly
dinner meeting of the Somers
Point Masonic Club Monday
evening in Mac's Restaurant,
His subject will be the
Faicinating World of Finance,
Mr. Ross i« a veteran
member of the Adult Evening
School of Mainland Regional
High School. Tuesday of this
week he began hii uth year
teaching the Stock Exchange
course,
"I have found a peat deal of
interest in the securities
market recently," Mr. Ross
Mid, "Not only among the old
timers but also newcomers
looking toward the future, With
the Dow Jonei Industrial
Average down where it ii today
investor! could be wondering if
the bottom of the bear market
Ii approaching the horizon,"
St. Joseph's PTA
plans fall smorgasbord
SOMIRS POINT - The
annual Fall Smorgasbord of St
Joseph'i Regional School PTA
will be held Saturday, October
IB, from 4 to 8 p.m, in the school
hall, Thil year's theme is
Oktoberfert,
The dinner i» open to the
public and ticketi will be sold at
the door. Children must be
accompanied by an adult.
Msgr, Leon S. Winowiea,
pastor, is honorary chairman.
Co-ehairladles are Mrs. Nancy
Huntzinger and Mrs, Christine
McGee, Poster! are being
made by the seventh and eighth
grade itudents under the
supervision of Sister RosathM,
Other committee chairmen
are: telephone, Mn. Julie
Bonner; pickup, Mn,. Judy
Cape May County Savings & Loan
You'll find savings galore in '74 with opportunifits available
now af the Cape May County Savings and Loan Association. Our
Savings Certificates poy 754% per annum • • Payable quorttrly with
a four year mafurity and are automatically renewable with a $5,000.
minimum Certificati. Federal low requirss substantial interest
penalty for early withdrawal of certificates.
Main Office 7 N. MAIN St.
3301* Atlantic Ave,
517 Washington St.
1iW Beyshert Rd.
(Dial 465-5188) Cape May Cecfrt House
(Dial 522-2447) Wildwood
(Dial 884-8435) . Cope May
(Dial 886-2555) Villas
(Dial 3W-4500) Marmora
Migllaccio; main hot table,
Mrs, Eleanor Antollini;
desserts, Mn, Mary Peters;
rellih table, Mrs, Robert
Carlton; kitchen, Ray Borzelleca;
raffle, Mrs, Sue Zyzys;
ticket sles, Mrs, Lauren
O'Hara; hogteues and
waitresses, Mrs, Judy Perrone
and Mr*. Joan Glasser; coffee
and beverage, George Edwards
and James Huntzinger; and
food receiver, Mrs, Eileen
Mueller,
Anew
measure of
softness
Roblee's calfskin
slip-on. Soft
leather practically
shapes to your foot,
A leather lining
adds more comfort.
Up-front trim
brings out the
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w
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Slack Swiss Calfskin
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Communion breakfast
hears Rev. Guenther
The Rev Thomai A. Gum-
Iher, summer auittant at a,
Frances Cabrinl R. C,
Oiurch, delivered a dynamic
talk to the 192 women attending
the annuai Communion Breakfast
Suiday momln| in the
Flanders Hotel,
Rev, Guenther'j topic
"Christian Ethics" wai, as he
explained, his own personal
ideal. Thi Beatitudes were his
prime references.
"Tliere are two trends," he
said, "Thoie presently turned
on to Christ and those timed off
to Qiriit. Chria'a teaching
included the Mogiae Law,
Ariltotle, the Buddah Lawi and
the Hebrew Laws. It ends or
should end in Chrtttian love or
human dipity."
"Tralnlni the will should be
everyone'* goal,,' the shaker
noted, "Americi is basically
C3iristian, We should have a
love of country, Himinate the
shoddy workmanship that is
pr|valent today,"
the priest also pointed out
that handouts only reduce a
man's dignity and that we
should be thinking of our
ierioui oblifations to each
other.
Again hi reiterated that these
CLASSIFIED AD
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were his own intopreUtioni
and hig conclusion was, "By
Their Fruits "Hiey SiaU Be
Known",
Hie affair was hosted by the
Rosary Altar Society of S
Frances Cabrini Church with
the Societies of St. Augustine's
and Our Lady of Good Counsel
participating
Choice of White, Navy ad White,
W ad Wlito. Bnmn ad Whife
PAGE 7 — SECTION ON
Mike Linihan leading South Jersey scorer
Ocean City junior Mike
Linihan is the leading scorer in
South Jersey high school
footbal! The talented Red
Raider has scored 42 prints in
the first two QCHS gamei,
placing him six full points
ahead of Glassboro High's
Vaughn Young and nine in front
of Clarence Moore of Over
brook,
Unihan scored four touchdowns
against Jackson
Memorial, including a SByard
romp, and came back with
three more last Saturday
agninit St. Joseph of Hammonton.
Other Tri-County area
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players listed among tt
leaders include Vineland
Gary Taylor (22 point!
Brigeton's Gary Harper (IB
Buena's Ed Uieii (18), Hoi
Sprit's Cappy Howarth (18) m
Anthony DeMarco of St. Josp
of Hammonton (II).
Last season Ocean City's Ju
Mimhull finished in seem
place in the South Jerse
scoring race with a M&K
record 96 points. Minahull ha
scored 3D points after the fin
two games. The last Re
Raider to win the South Jew
title was Ed Adamczyk in 1M
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