Sep 1971 - On-Line Newspaper Archives of Ocean City

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PAGE 8 — SECTION ONE
Mrs. Plant representative
for Cape to Federation
Mrs'. Lennea Plant, Cape
May County representative to
the New Jersey Federation.of
Republican Women, announces
that Mrs. Fred Pflaumer, of the
Villas, has been appointed
Regional chaicman to the
Federation covering Cumberland,
Atlantic and Cape May
Counties.
Mrs. Pflaumer is past
president of the Cape May
County Women's Republican
Club and the present and past
presidents of the Women's
Republican Club, as well as the
Villas Women's Republican
Club. She also > served as a
member of the Board of
Governors of the Federation for
two terms.
Mrs. Plant also announced
the appointment of Mrs.
Franklin Woodruff, of Cape
Mav. to the Publicity Com-
miti.ee of the New Jersey
Federation of Republican
Women covering Cape .May
County. Mrs. Woodruff is a past
president of the Cape May
County Women's Republican
Club.and the .Cape May City '
Women's Republican Club.
Presently she is a member of
the Board of Governors of the
Federation. Mrs. Woodruff was
formerly associated with the'
late Hon. H. Alexander Smith,
U.S. Senator from New Jersey,
Hon. George M. Wailhauser,
Congressman from Essex
County, and the Hon. Charles
W. Sandman, Jr., Congressman
from the 2nd District, N.J.-
A good neighbor knows
how to live and let other
people alone..
Give an Ear to These
Outstanding Values!
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Thomas Jewelers
% 825 Asbury Avenue
Announcement has been mad^ of the
wedding of Miss June Lorussu,
daughter of Mrs. Harry J. Lorusso and
the late Mr. Lorusso, of Wynnewood,.
Pa., and 1300 Ocean av., and Andrew
N. Antonelli, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Andrew Antonelli, of Feasterville, Pa.,
Classified Ads Bring You Quick Results
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Change of Ownership
CARTER
LINCOLN-MERCURY
(Formerly Garden Motors, Inc.)
It is with a sense of pardonable pride and dedication
that we announce the purchase of one of Ocean City's
"old line" businesses, in successful operation in the
resort since 1953. We will give the public the same
dependable, conscientious service they- have learned to
expect from the former owner, Mrs. John Carew, and
the late John Carew. We cordially invite the public
to come in to see the complete display of the all new
1972 Lincoln-Mercury models. Visit our showrooms
today for lowest New Car Prices . . . Highest Trade-In
Allowances!
(aiRried)—CORT CARTER
CARTER LIHCOLH-MERCURY
Authorized Sales & Service
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220 WESLEY AVENUE PHONE 399-3134
t>TH STREET and BAY AVENUE PHONE 3991937
NOW OPEN 9 A. M; jp 9 P NLV-BOTH LOCATIONS
You Are Al»o Invft^ to VUit Our Tmrd Showroom
CARTER l^OU^^IERCURY, ROUTE 45> WOODBURY, N. J.
THE OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER
and 39 Arkansas av. The ceremony
took place June 26. Mr. and Mrs.
Antonelli will leave next month for
Frankfurt, Germany, where he h?.>s
been assigned for a tour of duty with
the Army.
QPS season
Wprtjen's Club of Ocean,
inopen its 1971-72 tin!/
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J year with a meeting next.
Thursday, September Hi. at H
p.m. in the home of Mrs. ARiorl
T. Hassell, 861 5th si. The
program will be on Youth
Conservation under tli
chairmanship of Miss Nancy
Gunther.
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Linda Lavis. shower guest
.Miss Lim'.a. .i..;;vif. was guest
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scheme as • used for the
ciefiH ,M ions. An inverted-
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down with the• gifls :Utad(e'•,!)).i)( Marmora;
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Jacobs, Miss Kathy. Mason,
Mrs. Carmella Gibbs, Mrs.
.lime Potts, Mrs.Ginny Butler
and .Mrs^Kimberly.
•A final reminder of .the annual
picnic was made at the
Ocean City Card Club, game
played Monday evening. The
picnic will be Saturday starting
at noon.
High scorers in pinochle
Monday evening were Clara
Hoffman, 631; Lenora
Blankley, 594; Thehna Gerber,
593; Editlv Schoening; 573;
Marge Peterson, 571; Lydia
Peterson, 571; Charles
Whiteman, 566; LQU Johnston,
55»; Mark Rice, 555, and
Catherine Turkington, 550.
High scorers in bridge were
Lea Moffett, 5680; Paul
'Bessire, 5070; Joe Peirsol, 4720;
Madge McCartney, 4680, and
Kdna Tomlinson, 4620.
Ocean City Card Club games
are played every Monday at
7:30 p.m. in the Youth Center.
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER ?, 1971
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ic f Qrson registration for evening classes. From 6:30 to 8:30 p.m.
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The college-credit courses offered, -are
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holders of high' school equivalency
certificates. ACC is fully actredited.
and Ml credits are completely transfer-
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THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1971 THE OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER PAGE 9 — SECTION
' The Cultural Arts Center is
proud to announce that one of
its artist members, Mrs. David
Chester, of Ventnor, has
recently been notified that one
of her paintings, a watercolor
entitled "Apollo 13," has been
accepted into the permanent
collection of the Smithsonian -
Art and Industries Building,
Artist and Space Exhibit,
Washington, D.C., in the
National Air and -Space
Museum.. .
The painting will hang there
approximately six months, then
travel to all NASA centers and
planetariums throughout our
United States.
This is quite an honor for
Mrs. Chester, an artist from the
immediate area, to have one of
her paintings become a part of
this permanent collection.
Mrs. Chester has attended
Capitol University, Columbus,
Ohio, Oklahoma Science and
Art Foundation, studied in
Frankfurt, Germany, attended
workshops in Paris, Spain, and
throughout the United States,
studied with Marian Harris,
Ventnor, Ned Hergelroth, of
Cape May, the Pennsylvania
Academy of the Fine Arts,
Philadelphia, under Professors
Blackburn and Sloan, studied
under Michael Finkel, studied
at the Fleisher Memorial
School, Philadelphia, and
various classes and workshops
at the Cultural Arts Center.
In the yearbook of the Arts
Center, 1968, Mrs. Chester's
Dias Greek insuranceman
named to Rutgers Board
The College of Agriculture
. and Environment Science at
Rutgers, the State University,
has announced the appointment
of C. Newton Schellinger, Dias .
Creek, as a member of its
Board of Managers. The Board
of Managers meets regularly
with Dean Charles E. Hess and
the Rutgers College administrative
officers to
determine policy in the fields of
teaching, research, and
Cooperative Extension Work.
Schellinger succeeds Vincent
DiLuzio, of Tuckahoe, whose
term expired on June 30th.
11 Schellinger is a graduate of
Rutgers University, Class of
1924 and holds a degree in
Agriculture in addition to being
a member of the Phi Beta
Kappa national honorary
fraternity. He has long been an
outstanding farm leader in
Cape May County and
throughout the Garden State.
1 Schellinger is a past
president of the Cape May
County Board of Agriculture
and has held the position of
secretary of the Executive
Committee for over 15 years,
and also chairman of the
Board's Legislative Committee.
The appointee is
-,, currently Chairman of the
' United States Department of
Agriculture County
Agricultural Stabilization and
- Conservation Service Committee.
Schelling is the only Rutgers
Board of Managers member to
follow in the footsteps of his
father as a Board Member.
Schellinger has been active in
County Grange for many years
and is an active member of the
Green Creek Methodist Church.
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Traffic Deaths Down
But Forecast Is Up
There is good news and
bad news on the traffic safety
front.
The good news is that traffic
deaths decreased nationally
by three per cent for the
first three months of 1971.
The bad news comes from
Franklin Kreml, chairman of
the Presidential Task Force
on Highway Safety, who predicts
that traffic deaths will
increase from 55,300 in 1970
to 70,000 annually by 1975
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