Oct 1974 - On-Line Newspaper Archives of Ocean City

PAOE.f— SECTJON ONI
Sorority mokss
donation to
HallowB&n parade
A donation to the Exchange
Club for the annual Halloween
Parade was approved by
membiTs of Gamma Chapter,
Omega Lambda Psl meeting
recently In the home of Mrs.
James MeCarrnn in Sorners
Point.
Hani also were made to start
a dress club at Stubbs' Dress
Sjoppe Mrs. William Finse!
will serve a§ chairman
The hostess gift was won by
Mrs. Dot Benjamin. The ne«
mtetinf will be this evening
(Thin'sday) in the home of Mrs,
Rnbert Himter, 140 Pinnacle rd.
VACATION eerafra* of
TRENTON - Beginning
October 15 the Department of
Transportation will restrict the
opening time* for marine
traffic of the Route »2 Bridge
over Ship Oiannel. Somers
Point.
The restricted operations,
recently approved by the U.S.
Coast Guard, will permit the
drawbridge to be opened on
signal from a vessel between 7
a.m. and ii p.m. Between 11
p.m. and ? am, the bridge will
open on signal only if the
Department has received a 24
hour advance notice.
The restrictions, which will
be in effect year round, are
ypur
SOMEKS POINT
KENNELS
BOARDING
ft BATHING PETS
Bridge
kmr*
KENNEL HOURS FOR AOWSSONS t GHtCKQUTl
THE ROCK GARDEN
Record Shop
911 Isbury Avenue Dial 381-1091
CLIP THIS COUPON
StonrHours 10-6 Daily
Open 'til "9 P.M. Friday Evening
$300.
'8 point
part of the Department's policy
to limit bridge openings where
feasible in an effort to improve
operating efficiency and reduce
operating costs
To date, 12 of the 3» movable
spans on the Stale Highway
System have either 'restricted
11 or 'advance notice"
Status based upon periodic
checks of the'volumes of
marine and vehicular traffic at
each bridge.
Should the Department
decide to place a restriction on
a bridge after reviewing the
collected data, the US Coast
Guard is asked to approve a
change in operations.
A bridge is considered for
"restricted" status when a high
volume of marine and highway
traffic occurs at certain hours
of the day during a particular
time of the year Although a
"restricted" bridge is manned
24 hours a day, it opens for
marine traffic nnly at certain
hours of the rtav during
specified months
"Advance notice" status is
given to a bridge when marine
traffic becomes so light at a
particular time that the need to
have the bridge manned is not
warranted for economic
reasons
THE OCEAN CITY SENTINEL LEDGER THURSDAY, OCTOBER.17, .1974
The fkean City Hotel, Motel and Restaurant Association installed its officers
for the 1974-75 term at a dinner meeting at Strotbecks Bay Club in Margate
Going over the agenda for the evening are, left to right: Mrs. Ruth Vanderpoollst
Vice President, Jack Bittner—President, and Mrs, Janet Warrington-
Treasurer. Missing from photo were George Horkpl 2nri Vlr-P Prwiripnt and
Fran-pis VanZant KXPOIIUVP Secretary
County GOP
chairman Women's
( niintrv shore women dub speaker
pirn covered dish s tippet
MARMORA Flans fnr a
covered dish supper and
meeting were made at the
meeting of the Country Shore
Women's Club of Marmora
Hoard Monday evening in the
home of Mrs James Lutz.
TTie supper will take place
Tuesday, October 22, in Trinity
United Methodist Fellowship
Hall and is under the direction
of Mrs Timothy Rlekley The
Garden Department will
provide the centerpieces.
Mrs William Haines,
program chairman, reported
the program of the evening will
be a bicentennial skit fo be
presented by Miss Sharon
MeKittrtck.
Mrs. Ralph Clayton, ways
and means chairman, announced
that her committee
will have Christmas paper and
bows on sale at the October and
November meetings.
Following the business
refreshments were ierved by
the hostess.
— Ii Wise and Advertise —
1st Anniversary SALK-AUKATIOX
IAMQND SOLITAIRE
bit order's f
peR-peacil
lit
grand ANNIVERSARY drawing
Sat.Ocfober 26,...,3:pm!
SPECIAL CROUPof FINE
DIAMOND SOLITAIRES
ONE CARAT
$695.
3/4 carat $495.
1/2 earat 295.
cirat 165.
cirat iio,
the balance of our fabulous
diamond inventory savings from 20%
" STONE
RINGS
20% OFF
HI
GIFT
20HOFF EBggf 20t.30HOFF
(ah excludes fair trade nans, special orders, repairs, & (Hunts)
LEE JEWELERS
CrovelandSNew Rd. |
Somers Point. H.J.
Dial 927-1125
5 South Main St.
Pleasantville.N.J.
Dial M1-U78
UlttlSTKK AT I3OTH STOKKS...
XO OBLIGATION!"
WCTU expanding fight
against drinking women
Robert Hentgei, County
Republican chairman and The president of the National ceeds the statistics,"
Surrogate, was guest speaker Woman's Christian Tem- "Nevertheless," she con-
at the meeting of the Women'! perance Union today declared tinued, "as our government
Regular Republican Club last "The WCTU was organized to concerns itself with deficit
week in the Youth Center. right the liquor traffic That budgeting, the $52 billion ad-
Hentges spoke on the coming continues to be our main line of mittedly spent on the alcoholic
election. He also noted many endeavor today, though many beverage would be one way to
added attractionl in Cape May avenues of endeavor or growing cut government costs simply by
County including the free bus evils, give rise for definite work abolishing the traffic which
service for senior eitiiens. among women in the protective creates the problem.
Mrs. Stephen Wisner, effort in behalf of our homes ' "Recently passed federal
president, welcomed the Mrs, Fred j. Tooze addressed legislation encouraging
following guests: Mr*. David an evening session of the New treatment of alcoholics ai sick
Burkenstock, Mrs, Emily Jersey state WCTU annual people is to be commended.
Rameley, Misses Alice and convention, meeting in theHowever,
until lawmaking
Catherine Mohr, Mrs. Rudolph Flanders Hotel last week. bodies concern themselves with
Kurzenabe and Mrs, Arthur Delegates, members and the eradication of the cause
Hitchock.
visitors from over the state which creates the need for
Members were reminded of attindecLthe sessions
rehabilitation, we are only
the Republican Rally to take Recalling the beginnings of continuing to pour our money
place Tuesday, October 29, on the WCTU, Mrs. Toozi paid down a bottomless pit. Instead
the Music Pier,
tribute to early temperance of using government and in-
Mrs, Ethel West, chairman of leader) and declared, "The dustry funds for rehabilitation,
the nominating committee, women became convinced that it would be wiser for the liquor
reported on the slate of can- there would he no easily won interests to pay the cost of the
didates for November election. victory. The liquor traffic then, damage their product creates,"
Doughnuts and coffee and tea as today, remains determined, Looking to the future of the
were served by the hostesses, relentless. They have stabilized National Woman's Chrilfian
Mrs. Dot Jordan and Mrs. themselves in politics, Temperance Union, which just
Pearl SchnltzJer,
government, business and celebrated its Centennial
industry; in social life and put Anniversary convention in
on so-called respectability and September, Mrs, Tooze »aii
entered the church. Through "We must rally Christian
lowering of the drinking age, women nationwide to rescue
this industry has even our children and the children of
legislatively opened the tomorrow from the greatest
floodgates of alcoholism to evil any nation ever legalized
future generations,"
and permitted to destroy its
She pointed oia that the citizens — and even the nation
National Institute of Alcohol Itself as this evil infiltrates our
and Alcohol Abuse says it is not homes and communities.
uncommon to see severe "In a day of shallow
alcoholism in children, nine, 10, secularism it is imperative that
11 years of age, with admittedly the WCTU know where and for
450,000 child and teenage what it stands. It is important
alcoholics in the nation today, that we recognize the value of
"According to a report of the the educational thrust of the
Department of the Treasury," WCTU to carry forward our
Mrs. Tooze declared, "the three watchwords — Organize,
consumption of alcoholic Educate, Legislate,"
beverages in the United States "Clearly," Mrs. Tooze
totaled 4,851,000,000 gallons of concluded, "the prop-im of-
liquor, wine and beer in 1973 at ferings of the WCTU will
a cost for the booze of change as they become a more
iZ7,220,000,000. On the basis of effective vehicle of our ideals
24 hours per day seven days a and purposes but in the
week, this expenditure amounts distance gleams our goal —
of $3,107,305 every hour of the world prohibition —"world
day.
purity — world peace,"
"Alcoholism plagues nine
million Americans and many
times that number as it affects
families, business associates,
and industry, The Department Garden cluh
of Heilth, Education and
Welfare admits the economic
cost associated with the misuse enjoys picnic
of alcohol to be estimated at $25
billion a year. Without even LINWOOD - Twenty-fivt
considering the other costs of members and one guest, Mrs,
the product such as the in- Amy Fowler, of the Suburban
creased costs of merchandise to Garden dub enjoyed a picnic
the consumer,,,for we do pay and trail walk Monday, Ijst
for the absenteeism, machinery week, at Birch Grove Park,
damage, and accidents in in- Mrs, Edith Eddy was trail
dustry as well as increased guide and hostesses for the day
insurance costs because of fire were Mrs, Irene Herget and
losses and highway fatalities Mrs, Muriel Somers.
due to liquor,..the broken The next regular meeting will
homes, emotional upsets, and be November 11 in Central
loss of breadwinners, far ex- United Methodiit Church.
New portable
RINSE VAC
Gets carpets
professionally
clean.
Nuw RINSE N VAC If till portabli
(38 lbs,) powertioujB that cleani,
rinui, ind vicuumf gut dirt hmlni
your girptti profitilOAilly ctatn, m
RINSE N VAC dot! ttu Job only inlmlMl Mtirn
eluntfi could do Hfara. At I tucflon gf thi celt
Vti.,. RINSE N VAC ckim cirpsti cltiner,..
kMpi mm etointr lenitr,
M.A.B. hint Store
9th & Pleasure Ave.
Ocean City, N.J.
Rent for only
515.00 a say
Upper Twp. events
TODAY i inursday) -
Country Sior§ Women'§ Club
Rummage sale and lunch at covered diih suppfr, B:3Q p.m.
Wesley Methodist Fellowship in Trinity United Methodiit
Hall in Petersburg, sponsored Fellowship Halll Marmora
by the United Methodist Biceiitenial skit W be present«1
Women, Sale starts 10 am by Miss Sharon McKlttfick
Ijmch served 11:30 am
Marmora Volunteer Firs
Zoning Board of Adjugtment Company drill, 7 p.m.
meeting,Bp.m In the Township
Hall
WEDNESDAY.
Tuckahoe Lions
meeting, 6:30 pjii.
Cluh
Regular Republican
Organization of Upper
Township meetin§,Bp m in the
Marmora VFW Hall,
TOMORROW (Friday)
Bloodmobile visit to Upper
Township Elementary Soheni in
Marmora, sponsored hy the
FTA Hours 2 to 7 p.m
MONDAY
Seaville Volunteer Fir#
Company drill, 7:30 p.m
Council 49 Daughters of
America meeting, § p.m in the
n of A Hall, TuekahoB
TUESDAY
AWNINGS
FINNiRAN
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PAINT
STORE
IN OCEAN CITY
FtMNMfN
PAINTS
mil BloomJn p.kii In Town
SALES • TAKE DOWN « STORAGE SERVICE
Call 823 1751
ART BARLOW AWNINS SO,
5301 ATLANTIC AVENUE
VENTNOR, N. J.
FINAL 4 DAYS!
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