Oct 1974 - On-Line Newspaper Archives of Ocean City

PAGi "10 — SICTION ONI THE OCiAN CITY SENTINILLEDGfR THURSDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1974
Anne Miller and
First graders observe
Lou Liese a re wed fire prevention week
UPPKR TOWNSHIP -Mrs,
Mri, Anne Miller of 1809 West Edgar Wehmeyer's first
av. gnd Lou Liese of 5539 graders observed Fire
Asbury av. were married at a Prevention Week with many
private ceremony Saturday related activities. They
afternoon in the home of the diicovered by experimenting
Rev. Frank Adler who of with candles and baby food jari
ficiated.
that fire needs air to burn and
Mr, and Mrs. Joseph Hot-ay, to extinguish a fire there must
son-in-law and daughter of the be no air
bride, were We attendants The children, with the help of
Following the ceremony a Mrs. William Hainei, teachers
luncheon-reception was held at aide, put lids on the top of
paniel'l Restaurant in Sdmers lighted candles in the jars and
Point. After their return from a saw the fire go out They also
two-week wedding trip the made fire prevent ion booklets
couple will make their home showing fire safetv rules anH
Smokey, the Bear
Garage Getting Crowded?
Sell it Empty with a Want Ad
'Tie Taught hy the Rest"
WALTERS'JUDOKARATE
Next Beginners Class Starts
Tuesday, October 22nd
908 Asbury Ave.
Ocean City 398-3855
2 Bedrooms
$151
3 Bedrooms
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PER
MONTH
Reputation.
A good reputation
is something
a bank must him 1 .
We have one
and value it highly
Guarantee Bank
w
place
Be Sorry!
BRAND NEW APARTMENTS
WE OPENED ON MAY 1ST
AND ARE NOW 70% RENTED
• Laundry Focilititi on Premises
• Beautiful Wooded and Sponom
Grounds, Retention Arts, Colon!
• Lirgt Spwtimn Aporlmtnti
• Htal, Hoi Warn,
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY
FOR THE BETTER WAY OF LIVING
int A§mnt on P
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The Area's Newest Garden Apartment
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FIRE PREVENTION WEEK EXPERIMENTS-Miss Marilyn Corcoran,
principal at the Upper Township Elementary School, supervises experiments for
Fire Prevention Week done by students in the first grade The children used
candles In baby food jars. Left tr right are John Kohl*>r, Allison Schlaphfer,
Tommy Wisp and Cindy DeVau! Counsellor Phofo
Flower arranging ( ohmv (luh topic
of historical group
SOMERS POINT - The final
program in the 1974 lecture
series sponsored by the Atlantic
County Historical Society was
presented this week.
The illustrated lecture entitled
"Old Greenwich" was
given by Richard King, noted
Greenwich historian and
librarian of the Cumberland
County Historical Society,
Mr, King spoke of the historic
and architectural significance
of this famous Cumberland
County town. Some of the
houses in Greenwich have
remained unchanged in the
fabric of the buildings In 200
years.
The lecture series is part of a
continuing educational
program promoted by the
Atlantic County Historical
Society, Proceeds benefit the
Historical Society Library and
Museum.
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Oil company executive
to be Masonic speaker
Jack W Barbee, Mobil Oil
Company executive, will be
guest speaker at the meeting of
the Masonic Club Tuesday at i
p.m. in the Masonic Templf,
10th st and Wesley av,
Mr, Barbee, manager of
Mobil's Paulsboro Refinery,
will speak on the provocative
subject, "Prices and Profits",
His previous assignments have
been at refineries in Texas,
Indiana and Illinois and at
Corporate Headquarters in
New York City. He is a
graduate of Texas A, and M,
with a bachelor of science in
diemlcal engineering. He hoi*
the rank of major in the Army
Reserve and is an elder in eh*
Presbyterian Chiirch,
The club will install newly
elected officers for the coming
year, W. Claude Faust will be
installed as president, Clair W
aritrmatter; vice president,
Paul W filankor, SBcretary,
Bridge
RESERVE WINTER CONTRACT
TENNIS TIME NOW!
Still Some Court Time Reservations
Available for 197475 Winter Season
Winter Season Now Open
• Tennis Lessons Available
• Squash and Handball Courts
• Ladies Tennis Leagues
• Mixed Doubles Program
• Jr\Tenn(s & Squash Clinic
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W Mays Landing Road • Somers Point
John W Barbee
William T, McCluskey,
treasurer, Herbert D. Clayton,
assistant secretary, and Robert
M, Barbour, trustee. Joseph R,
Gilbert, a past president of the
club, will be installing offifw.
All Muster Masons are
ClMtHM Ad. BriBfl Rawlfl
Lights back on t
for Xmas seoson
City Commliiiona- Luther L
Wallace III Mid there will
probably be some increase in
Christmas lighting now that the
energy crisis seems to have
eased, but he noted lighting win
not be as big as it had b»en
Airing the crisis last year
Wallace echoed the remarks
of Mayor B. Thomas Waldman
who recently told the Chamber
of Commerce that the overall
bin on lighting had been lifted
Wallact said City Hull will he,
lighted us will most electric
poles on Asbury av. However,
he said there is little liUihood
strings of light! wiU be strung
across the center city buaineu
district as in years past.
Zodiac
SEA WOLF . , .
New ideas in Flower
LURAY DUPLICATE - Cosgrove 66, Florence Hanson Draisin M»A and Mr, and Mrs
Arrangementi for the Busy
Average of 45 was made at the and Naoma Seymour sm, Dot Reuben Sussman UVi.
Woman will be presented by
Luray Delicate Bridge game and Elmer Sperry 50'4, Monday afternoon the
Mri. Helen Adam at the
played last Wednesday Johanna Mi skill and Lois average wag 54, Coming in first
meeting of the Colony Club
evening. High scorers were Kilbourne 46 and Betty and were Al Coane and Irv
Monday at 8 p m in the
Anne Herman and Betty Jack Bennett 4B,
Bregman with 78. Also above
Masonic Temple.
Luray Duplicate Bridge average were Mr and Mrs,
Mr«. Adam entered her firB
games, under the direction of Reuben Sussman 70, Vivian
flower show 17 years ago and
was fortunate enough to win
Paul Perkins is Lois Kilbourne, are played Cameron and Harmon Webb
every Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. ffi'/i, Carolyn Eldon and John
Best of Stow so, of course, she
in the Bridge Center, 349 West
Wai "hooked" on flower
Brandywine freshman
Green 57\4 and Mr. and Mrs,
Ed Hobinjon 55^4.
arranging from that time to
this Since then she has won
Average at Tuesday
OCEAN CITY DUPLICATE
many trophies and Best of Slow
evening's seMion was 24, Bob
— Avenges of 48 for Northrogtttes.
Sannino and Don Brady were
South and « for East—West
For the past several years
high with 28%. Runners up
were made at the Ocean City
Mrs, Adam has been teaching
were Alice Webb and Vivian
Duplicate Bridge game played
and lecturing in both Penn-
Cameron 28 and Mr. and Mrs,
last Thursday evening.
sylvania and New Jerwy to
Reuben Sussman 2414.
High scorers in the Northmany
types of groups including
Ocean City Duplicate Bridge
South section were Ann Mar-
women's clubs, garden dubs
games are played every Sun- The Underwater Witch
shall and Ollie Mahoney 39^
and conventions and has apday,
Tuesday, Thursday and You Can Trutt.
and Betty Schieck and Reuben
peared on TV.
Friday at 8 p.m. and Monday at
Susaman 52.
Married and the mother of
12:30 p.m. in the Bridge Center,
East—West players scoring
two teenage girls, she also has
349 West av.
above average were Rose
been active in many com- ticultural Society, FtanWord
Capita and Sylvia Brown 4gMi,
munity organizations. At
MATINEE DUPLICATE -
Arsenal Women's Qub and the
Vera Goll and Ellen Trevine
present she ie a member of the
Average at Tuesday af-
International Platform
48'A and Mr, and Mri, George
Old York Road Garden Club,
ternoon's Matinee Duplicate
Association. In addition she
LaSalle 42,
Pennsylvania Horticultural
Bridge game was 48, Taking
also i» co-director of Speakers
Society, Burholme Hor-
Friday'i game produced an first place were Rose Capita
Showcase.
average of 48 with top score of and Lois Kilbourne with 64,
m made by Art Levin and Bill ftinners up were Anne Berman
Paul A, Perkins, son ofGoldman,
Runners up ware and Lillian Carlin 58^ Laurel
Point library sponsors child writing contest Raymond J. Perkins, of ffl George Draisin and Reuben Mowbray and Theresa
SOMERS POINT - The Entries must be in the library Walnut rd.i registered for Sussman 58'A, Mr. and Mrs. Alexander 5244, Miriam
Somers Point Public Library by • p.m. Friday, Novembo- a. classes at Brandyuine College, Alfred Coane 58, Irv Bcegman Seaman and UUi«n Balde 52,
will iponior a writing contest Poetry and prose will be ac- Wilmington, Del., on*" Sep- and Jane Sussman M andAnn
Sannino and Lucille
for children in grades two cepted, Entries will compete in tember 9. T\M academic year AdeUe Kelly and Alice Webb Sannino SO and Mary Frances
through eight in local three categories: grades two, officially commenced on 48\4,
Eflgelbert and Harmon Webb
elementary schools.
three and four; grades five and Thursday, September 12, with
from Sunday evening's players 48,
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six; and grades seven and the itart of classea.
averaged 48. Taking first place Matinee Duplicate Bridge, Lifeti
eight.
Following a week of were Alice Webb and Naoma under the direction of Lois
No names should be written registration, orientation, and Seymour with Wk. Also above Kilbourne, is played every
on entries, A white card clipped classes, the students attended a average were Mr. and Mrs, Ed Tuesday at 18:30 p.m. at the
to each entry should contain the get-acquainted picnic at Baker 61, Al Coane and George Rams Head, 416 Atlantic av.
following information; name, Brandywine Springs Park on
SMITH
addrejs, phone, grade, school Saturday afternoon. On Sun-
and teacher.
day, the students were of- American Legion aides starling card parties
The contest is being held in
ficially greeted at the
JEWELERS
The first of the monthly served.
conjunction with Children's
President's Reception, public card parties staged by Mrs. Anna Steele and her
Book Week, November 10 to 17. Perkins is a graduate of
j 1281f. Short Raid,
Mor§an-Ranelt Unit 137 stuff of offioeri for 1W4-75 were
Certificates for first, second Ocean City High School, He is American Legion Auxiliary will installed at the regular meeting I Paltrmo, N. J.
and third place will be awar- pursuing the Hotel-Motel beheld Wednesday,October23, last Wednesday evening. Mrs.
ded.
Management curriculum at the 12:30 p.m. in the Legion Hall. Betty Buchanan, past county Dili 3194171
college.
The parties are held the president, officiated,
The college is fully ac- fourth Wednesday of each Refreshments were served (Closed Mondays)
credited by the Middle States month and are open to the by the past presidents who used TUE,, 9:30 lo I;M WED,
Old Greenwich topic Association of Colleges and public. Game prizes are a Halloween theme for and SAT., t:M to SiSO
Secondary Schools.
awarded and refreshments are decorations.
FRI.,9:3«to»:00
NOW OPEN THUR-
SDAYS—i;30 to i:U
DAY'S FISHING SUPPLIES
134S WEST AVENUE
DONE FiSHJN 1 DIAL 399-7726
FOR THE YEAR?
Bring your ROD and REEL tout, far Year-End Service!
SPINNING REEL
SPECIAL
• Clean
• Degress* g*.
• Check Drag ml
• Cheek for Worn Parti",
• Check Line f
• Repack wtth Special
Reel Grease
• Spray with
protective covering
Labor Inc.
Parti Extra,
If Needed
CONVENTIONAL REEL
SPECIAL
(Penn Heeli Only)
• Clean &fDegr«aie
• Check Line
• Rebuild Drag
AtiemMy
• Check for Worn Parti
• Repack with SpecUl
Reel GreiM
• Prattctive Covering
$000
Labor Inc.
Pirti Eitra,
If Needed
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maturity
Zodiac Sea Wolf, the most
j popular Sea-watch in the
{ world. Water resistant to over
j 660 ft. Swiss-crafted to take
j plenty of punishment Selfj
winding, 17 jewel precision
movement with automatic calendar.
It has a special feature
allowing exact-second sattmg.
Stamina, aecufiey, dependability
and styling mk% i
ideal choiM for any man.
Free... to make a "Better" Choice
NOW ATA
NEW LOW
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.THURSDAY, OCTOiER 17, 1974 THE OCEAN CITY SENTINIL LiOOER
Shor© Mall to
host cake sale
The Sweet and Pretty Cake
Decoratiag club of Pleasantville
will have a cake
decorating show and com-
petition November 2 at aore
Mall, Black Jlorse Pike
Pleasantville. The event is
I 1235 West Are. Dial 399-1241
(AerOM the Street from Wawa It Sherwin-Williams)
VALUABLE COUPON
THIS COUPON WILL BNTlTLE VOU TO
ALL SCREEN and
GLASS
mxo OFF
*2.00 OFF
*5.00 OFF
C of C announces plans
to revive Xmas parade
Grace Lutheran
7EB, .IN ON THESE
HUNTING VALUES
RIFLE SPECIAL!!
Harrington & Richardson Topper Model No, 151-410,20, 16 and 12 Gauge •
Single Shot .,., ,,.,..,.,,. Reg. $47,95 SALf $3f ,W
Revelation 4G289S, 20 Gauge, Single Barrel ,,..., Reg, $44,93 SALE f3i.fi
Remington 870,12 Gauge, Single Action..,..,,, Reg, $144.9J SALE $119,95
Remington 1100,12 Gauge Automatic.,,, Reg. 1204.95 SALI S169.9S
Artossberg 1S3T, Bolt 410 ..,,, , , Reg, $57,95 SALE $44,9j
Fox Model B, 12 Gauge, Double Barrel Reg. 1164.50 SALI $i24,fS
Revelation 4G2951,12 Gauge, Double Barrel ,,, Reg, $139.95 SALf $109.93
Winchester 1200, Automatic, 12Gauge ., .Reg, 1169.95 SALE S1Q9.M
Springfield 67,12 & 20 Gauoe, Slide Action Reg. $99.95 SALf $79.»S
Mossberg 500A, 12 Gaug«, Pump Repeater...,,, Reg. $124.95 SALE $99,95
Atossberg 3S5K, 20 Gauge, 3 Shot Clip Reg. $67.95 SALE MS.9S
Springfield 944,410 & 12 Gauge, Single Barrel .... Reg. $43.95 SALI I35.9S
F.I.E. SB40,410,20 & 12 Gauge Reg. $41.95 SALE 133.77
Winchester 7412,30/ 30 Rifle, Carbine ,.,.,,,,.. Reg. $119,95 SALE $17.44
Mauser 1195, imm, Sporter Rifles Reg. $51.95 SALE $39.77
Mauser 7mm, Sporter Rifle Reg. $47.95 SALE $39,77
Winchester 760,270 Rifle ., , Reg. $159.95 SALE f 119,9!
& AUTO PARTS
FORMiRLf WESTEM AUTO
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PAGE 11 - SECTION ONE
Fiementary students in bike rodeo
Approximaiely 200 fourth, received driven" ID cards and
fifth and sixtji graders par large rear reflectors.
ticipated in the Bicycle Rodeo On Thursday its members of
staged at the IntermedJat* the VFW were prowl and
Nphogl last week
adorned the bikes with white
Any child who could was safety reflector stripe.
asked to ride his her bike to Sgt Carle Cost was ta charge
school on the day his herand
was assisted by MM.
grade was to be tested Each George Workman Jr. and Vn,
day eight mothers helped check Edward Poole, co-chairmen
bikes and thf students as from this PTA, They upriMwl
drivers.
their thanks to the VFW and all
Safe hikes and students who who helped wirJi the Rodeo.
pags#d the obstacle course
sponiored by the Siore M«U
Merchants Aisociation and is a
flrit for Atlantic Coimty.
Everyone is encouraged to
enter. Pritts will be awarded to
beginners, juniors (under 1?
years of age), intermtdiatM
and advanced. Deadline for
registration is October 28
Procieeds of the show will
benefit Cynic ribrosja
t.l
roundation.
Application blanks may be
obtained by dropping a lelfaddressed,
sturnped envelope
to Sweet and Pretty Cake
f Decorating Club, 11MN Main
«.j PleaMintville, N,J. M232,
The public ii invited to view
the decorated eakpsm the Mall
Tweed coats im biiing
rpa[iir>"ri for fall.
Long sleeves csui hp slim
or puffed, depending nn [hH
fabric.
Rings are being worn on
two or more fingers at the
hand bj ;J
1 At the regular meeting of the
Ocean City Chamber of
Commerce Tuesday, plans
were formulated for the annual
Christmai parade. The parade,
to be held on Monday,
December 2 at 7 p.m., will have
as its theme "An Old Faihloned
Chriitmai" Also announced at
the meeting were plani for a
Santa ClBUi Headquarters for
the Christmai season A
request will be tent to Santa
Glaus asking him to drop by and
visit with the ehil*en of Ocean
City.
Chester Wimberg railed the
question of decorating the trees
in the planters on Aabwy av.
thil Christmas, , Last year, the
lights were destroyed as a
result of vandalism, Richard
Rabat suggested that the
"Manianita" trees be sprinkled
with glitter and Wimberg
followed with (he suggestion
that they then could be
spotlighted in some way which
would be t more secure way of
lighting the Asbury av shopping
area,
many young women.
N
are urged to listen and watch
for forthcoming advertising for
the time and address Proceeds
of the haunted house" project
will be contributed to UNICEF
In othw business:
—Hotel owners who receive
special services from the
Chamber wens asked to injure
that their dues we-e paid They
announced that they will
regretfully have to drop have
not paid their dues after a
reasonable period of time.
Gift a
—The Cape May County
L'brary announced that it ii
giving a series of programs on
FAMILY
"Investing in the Stock
Market," Residenti ran contact
ths library for further BICYCLE RODEO-Sgt Carle Cost checks IntermediatP School sturfpnts it
PORTRAIT
information
th*> Riryrlp R/>HPO staged last week Counsellor Photo
for
GIFTS
Christmas
AARP members visit
Everjp-een Tfrrariums IJ.Si Up.
This Year!
SEASIDE Royal I'openhngi-i), Goebel,
Corning glass center
KnglUh Hant rhina. Black
Forest Cuckoo riorkt and
CORNING, NY, - Seventy- The exhibits, visitor-operated
Also announced at Tuesday's one members of AARP, Ocean displays, and films in the
meeting were plans by a local City, N.J., recently toured the Science Hall demonjtrated the
JEWELRY
radio station to have a Corning Glass Center In Cor- extraordinary range of ap-
"haunted hou»e" for thening,
NY.
plications of glass today, as
Trlfarl, Sunbell TurquoUp,
Halloween season. Residents While there they visited its well as its often contradictory
(Xhrrs Sali> Priced,
three sections: the Museum; properties
A
the Hall of Science and In- Finally, the group visited the
CARDS
CLASSIFIED AD
dustry; and the Steuben fac- Seuben factory where they
ForHllonasions
tory. They also saw one of the observed the hand forming and
Thf IMmas Cards. ij OFF
BRINGS RESULTS largest pieces of glass ever engraving of brilliant crystal
Dial 3W-O4M
made — the original calling of glass.
the 20-ton, 200-inch mirror disc,
A perfect version now forms the
You'll li\e the freshness here I
heart of the Hale telescope in
California.
They *aw a Glaii Center
which has been completely
renewed since the devastation
of June, 1972 when water
BAKER'S
flooded the galleries to a depth
of five and one-half feet.
Nutritious, Delicious
Fancy, Crisp, juicy, JONATHAN SUPSR
They viewed the 13,000-piece
\ collection of the Corning
Museum of Glass, considered BANANAS APPLES SAVINGS
by»many to be one of Uii; finest
I ALUMINUM PRODUCTS
EVERYDAY!
in the world. ; „
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Iff 2* Ml I*I< bunch 1 It
hosts fall meeting
SOMERS POINT—Grace
Lutheran Church will be host to IW FKBI Wilt TtliOCI nttN.ONSF IENPER FBE5H [
the Seventh Annual Fall
1Meeting of the Auxiliary to the
TOUR
Lutheran Home at Oemn View N CARROTS-CELERY-RADISHES CHOICE
Sunday, October 20, »t Sp.m. W firetnCibbaiiiKSiffi^, „,« 8c, ftpfllfOder „ r
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WINDOWS
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(INSTALLED)
the district will hear final
reports and financial notices on 'S La^e California Honeydews ,
ALL STORM DOORS the Fall Festival as well as
(INSTALLED)
future projects for the home.
OFFER GOOD TO WED,. OCT. 3»TH The Rev, J, Brooks Moore,
chaplain of the home, will bring PORK
the devotional message.
The Aujiftw a anticipating
a large-tumour so that many
new ideas can be expressed.
Pork Loin Rib Side v"""'.. 93c Pork Loin
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fc aeaned Porgies 79c 7 B JT St k
^ Genoa Salami gag •»69c Arm Pot Roast;
t j Hard Salami JHK ....... * 69c Cross Rib Pot Roast
^ Belack Spiced Beef.....,. 79c Cubed Steak
h Belack Pastrami ...,,.,.* 59c Rib Roast
Fresh Potato Salad »55c Shoulder Steak -
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Waffles .. 55c
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^Chopped Onions , 29c
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