Sep 1971 - On-Line Newspaper Archives of Ocean City

I
'•;• * - .
1
PAGE 8 — SECTION ONE
SOCIALIZING — A group attending
the Merion Park Community
Association dinner dance enjoy brief
visiting prior to the dinner. Left to
right are Republican committeeman
A HAPPY CROWD — Membership
chairman and Mrs. Art Munn, dinner
chairman James Walsh and Merion
Park Community Association
president and Mrs. Donald Panaro
YACHT CLUB - Ocean City
Yacht Club defeated Stone
Harbor in a bridge, match at the
local club last Thursday. .
Those playing for Ocean City ~
and their place of finish
were: 1, Eleanor Hagy and Dr.
DiMarino, N-S; 2, Peg Atkinson,
Peg Wiegand and Floss
Long, E-W; 3, Edna Daniels
and Jeanne DiMarino, N-S; 4,
Margo Gartland and Luke
Mayer, E-W; 5, Dr. DiMarino
Jr. and Matt Hutmaker, N-S;
and 6, Harry Bellwoar and
BILLHANSTEEN.
Back in 1842, Queen Victoria
laughed when her ministers
told her the Royal Navy had
laid claim in her name to an
uninhabited, rocky island on
the South China coast. The
consensus, of Victoria's
subjects, in the language of
today, was simply: Who
needs it? It would never
amount to much; never
develop any trade for Britain
and yield either gold or glory
for Her Majesty. Today
booming, growing,
prosperous Hong Kong is
keeping the British economy
going as a world great
shopping center and tourist's
paradise
SHREK
TRAVEL SERVICE
1604 Pacific Ave.
Atlantic City, N. J.
344-282S
HELPFUL HINT: The end
of a battery in a transistor
radio can be sanded with an
emery board, thus bringing
better contact through all
b a t t e r i e s . •.:•.-. ..•:;••'.•,..., .. •.; •
Final plans have been
completed for the reunion of
Ocean City High School Class of
1966. The affair will be held
September 18 at the Whitebrier
in Avalon with cocktails
scheduled for 6 p.m. and dinner
at 7 p.m.
Tickets have been sent to all
the class members the committee
was able to locate.
Although much time was spent
on trying to contact everyone,
there are some who have
"disappeared"
Anyone knowing the
whereabouts of the following is
requested to contact Ed Town
at 3994294: Bessie Armenia,
Mark Bacon, Theresa Brady,
Norma Clark, Clarence Duncan,
Sandra Ewing, Donald
Jacobs. Kitty King, John
Kohler, Hugh Lawrence, Fred
and Mrs. George Doerr, Mayor and
Mrs. B. Thomas Watdman,
Association president and Mrs. Donald
Panaro, and membership chairman
and Mrs. Art Munn. Tubman Photo.
closed all day Monday in observance
of Labor Day. The fall
schedule will begin Tuesday
with the facility open 9 a.m. to 5
p.m. and 6:30 to 9 p.m. Monday
through Friday and 9 a.m. to 1
THE OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER
Garden clubs discuss plans
Show
LINWOOD — Plans for the"
Mainland Flower Show were
discussed at a recent meeting
of representatives of the.
cooperating dubs held in the
home of Mrs. Kathy Urban in
Northfield. Mrs.. Fred Sassi,
president of the Women's Club
of Linwood, reported. .
The show, whose theme is
"Highways to Beauty," will be
presented September 23 and 24
at Salem United Methodist
Church in Pleasantville,
opening both days at 1:30 p.m.
and closing the 23rd at 9 p.m.
and on the 24th at 8 p.m.
Cooperating clubs are
Women's Club of Linwood
Garden Department, Green
Thumb Garden Club of Somers
Point, Suburban Garden Club of
Linwood, Four Seasons Garden
Mainland
Coming
Events
TODAY (Friday)-
Silver Moon Council Degree
of Pocahontas meeting, 7:30
p.m., in Bethel Hall.
Chapter 69 OES meeting, 8
p.m., in the Masonic Temple on
Shore rd. Linwood.
TUESDAY-
Somers Point Kiwanis Club
dinner meeting, 7 p.m., in
Daniel's Restaurant.
Clark-Eliason Post 352
American Legion meeting, 8:30
p.m.
Green Thumb Garden Club
meeting, 8 p.m., in Grace
Lutheran Church. -
WEDNESDAY-
Christ Episcopal Churchwomen
executive committee
meeting, 1:30 p.m., in the
Parish House.
International Club meeting, 8
p.m., in the Pleasantville
• Presbyterian Church Hall.
Linwood City
V.. meeting, 8 p.m.
HELP US
HELP YOU
Council
give evidence of the enjoyable evening
Ibis is the season for
for members and guests of the Merion
change of address by
Park Community Association at the
subscribers of the Sentineldinner
dance recently in the Linwood
Ledger. It takes several
weeks to process the ad-
Country Club. Tubman Photo.
dress change, so we can
better serve you If you will
be kind enough to make the
Bridge
address change request at
Harry Nealis, E-W.
Dorothea Seabrook, Peg
the earliest possible
Maneely, Reba Kuter, Kay games are played every moment. ..even several
YACHT CLUB DUPLICATE - Meller and Kathryn DuFrasne. Monday at 7:45 and Friday at 8 weeks before you close
Averages of 143 for North-South Biscayne Bridge games are p.m. in Port-O-Call, 15th st. and your summer home in
and 132 for East-West were played every Monday at 7:30 Boardwalk.
Ocean City. Help us help
made at the Yacht Club p.m. in the Biscayne Hotel, 812
you! Send your change of
Duplicate Bridge game played Ocean av.
LURAY DUPLICATE • An 84 address early.
Tuesday evening.
average in both directions was
Playing North-South and OCEAN CITY DUPLICATE - made at the Luray Duplicate
scoring above average were: An average of 84 in bofli Bridge game played Tuesday
Dr. DiMarino and Eleanor directions was made at the evening.
BE SURE TO SEE ,
Hagy, 176; Peg Atkinson and Ocean City Duplicate Bridge Those playing North-South THE MOST COMPLETE i
Peg Wiegand, 169%; Kit and Ed game played Monday evening. and coming in above average
Benkert, 166; Harry Bellwoar Laurel Mowbray and BUI were Joe Peirsol and Clem
LINE OF
and Harry Nealis, 160, and Haas • with 107^ topped the Titzck, 107; Ann Marshall and
Marion and Julius Rauch, 154. North-South players. Second Bea French, 103%; Gertrude
In the East-West section place went to Peg Smith and Stout and Muriel McCort, 101%, Bass
players scoring above average Rod Bosbyshell with 102 and and Lillian Garlin and Ed
were Dot Adshead and Ed coming in third were Mr. and Zerrer, 95%.
Baehr, 175%; Jean Bower and Mrs. William Fain with 95. Also East-West players scoring
Walt Daniels, 160; Marion above average were Mary Lane above average were Peg IN THE COUNTY
Hager and Betty Martinez, and Theresa Alexander and Mr. Peirsol and Vivian Cameron, ShM 4 to 11-AAA toC
148%; Peg and Luke Mayer, and Mrs. Robert Owen. 93; Nan Monihan and Dorothy Prk«4 fran S1M9 to 1M.W
137%; Margo Gartland and Playing East-West Naoma Bunting, 91%; Mr. and Mrs. According to Stiff*
Matt Hutmaker, 135%; and Seymour and Dorothy Pettit Alfred Coane, 91, and Mr. and
Mary Lane and Marion took first place with 97, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Freelander, 86%.
Seamori, 132.
Mrs. Lyndon Cortelyou were Luray Duplicate Bridge
second with 94, and Bob games are played every
BISCAYNE BRIDGE - Sussman and Reuben Sussman Tuesday at 7:15 p.m. in Port-O-
Maude Landis took honors for were third with 92%. Also above Call, 15th st. and Boardwalk.
first place at the Biscayne averages were Kay Davies and
Bridge game played Monday Anne O'Brien.
BOXWOOD DUPLICATE -
evening. Runnersup were Ocean City Duplicate Bridge Averages of 90 for both the •
North-South and the East-West
sections were made at the
Boxwood Duplicate Bridge
game played Wednesday
OCHS Class of '66 schedules reunion evening.
Gertrude Stout and Muriel
Layton, James Layton, McCort were high in the North-
Jeanette McCall, Michaele South section with 100% and in
Mason, Griffith Reese, Gale second place were Bill Haas
Richert, Ellen Reilly, Stephen and Don Millar with 100. Also
Roberts, Jane Rossi, Carol above average were Lois
.Smart and Hitomi Tonomura. Kilbourn and Florence Hanson,
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hardenberg,
John Frohner and SO NEW STYLES
George Gill, Naoma Seymour
and Ed Zerrer and Ann Mar- For Women & Men
shall and Theresa Alexander. AT
HOLIDAY AT LIBRARY PlayingEast-West higtTscore
was made by Alice Webb and
Robert Baggs, director of the Lillian Bayard with 115%. SHOE STORE
Ocean City Public Library, has Runnersup were Vivian
announced the library will be Cameron and Ed Pennington, 12 N. MAIN ST.
113, and Mr. and Mrs. James
Mover, 97.
Boxwood Duplicate Bridge
games are played every Sunday
and Wednesday at 7:90
pjn. aWlfeAaantfc av.
Club of- Linwood, Northfield
Garden Club, Pleasantville
Garden Club, and Absecon
Garden Club. Participants also
are invited who are not club
members. '
Mrs. Clarence . Kreutz and
Mrs. Raymond Gage are cochairmen.
Information concerning
schedules may be
obtained by calling Mrs.
Norman McCullough at 927-
2201. Entry chairman is Mrs.
Paul Cleary, 646-0873. Deadline
for entries is September 17.
The artistic division has 16
classes. There also will be a
horticulture division,
educational division, ecological
exhibit by Charles DuPras,
county agriculture agent;
conservation exhibit by the
Scouts and 4-H members, and
exhibits of holly, heath and
herbs and dried flowers for
pictures. There also will be a
special class by invitation only
and not eligible for judging.
Also to be featured will be a
sale of perennials and bulbs for
fall planting.
Workshops for those planning
to enter will be held September
9 and 16 at Birch Grove Park in
Northfield from 9:30 a.m., to
noon. All participants are invited.
Items will be on sale for
use in the arrangements including
containers, oasis, dried
materials, etc.
| Westinghouse
3130 ASBURY AVE
r J-K
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1971
Garage Getting Crowded?
Sen it Empty with a Want Ad!
PRODUCE
640 AAury Ave.—Next to City
^ T rtO FARM
& COUNTRY GIFT SHOP
ROUTE 9 • MARMORA 3*9455^
Hardy Mums
Bhiegate Candle* (all new aqente)
Lamps inching Craribory and Ruby
mps inchg y
Straw Flower* and Driftwood
Open Daily & Sunday (Closed Monday)
WESTINGHOUSE
"FROST FREE 16"
SIDE-BY-SIDE
REFRIGERATOR-FREEZER
• New Chill compartment •
16.6 cu. ft. capacity •• Big 245
Ib. capacity freezer • 9.60 cu.
ft. refrigerator • Completely
frost free operation • Decorator
panel fronts optional •
Ice cube server and 2 quickrelease
ice trays • Automatic
ice maker — available as an
optional add-on now, or buy
it later •Westinghouse power
economizer • Westinghouse
Westinghoiis*
STACK-UNITS
ELECTRIC
WASHER and DRYER
ONLY 27" WIDE
Washer Model No. LT100
Dryer Model No. DEJQO .
BOTH UNITS
ONLY
"429
Westinghouse
30" Range with
Self-Cleaning Oven
Model KF338
• Oven cleans itself faster,
more economically than any
other •
Automatic timing center •
Plug-out surface units • Infinite
heat controls • Oven and
surface signal lights •
Hooded, full-width fluorescent
platform light • Porcelain-enamel
oven interior •
Interior oven light • Oven
door seal • Full-width storage
drawer- Exc|usjtfe
Flavor-Seal Broiling Unit
*299
slim-wall design for more inside
storage "Twin juice can
dispensers • 7-day convertible
fresh meat keeper • Butter
conditioner • Cheese server
• Removable egg container
• Heavy duty cantilevered
adjustable shelves •
Adjustabletloor shelves in refrigerator
• Large vegetable
crisperholds % bushel • Automatic
door closers • Glide-out
adjustable rollers
ppn'9f»S Doily. 7 to 9 Friday Ev*.
DIAL 3994396
!
\ vi ^.i ; .
ESfflasts
FRIPAY. SEPTEMBER 3, 1971 THE OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER PAGE 9
Townshin .
coming events
TODAY (Friday) -
'. Strathmere Volunteer Fire
Company, 8 p.m.
NfoNDAY-
Upper Township Committee, 4
8 p.m., Township , Hall,
Tutkahoe.
Seaville . Volunteer Fire
Company, frp.m.
Council 49, Daughters of
America,7:30p.m.,Dof A Hall,
Tuckahoe.
• • '. ' • * > - .
IS. . .
A NEW YORK
MENU . . .
AT HOMETOWN PRICES
Williamson couple mark
golden wedding anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. I.H. Williamson*
of Pompano Beach, Fla.,
and formerly of this city, wi]l
celebrate their 50th wedding
anniversary Sunday.
• Mrs. Williamson, the former
Hazel King, and Mr.
Williamson were married at the
Schwenksfelder Church in.
Philadelphia. Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Gay of Philadelphia
were their only attendants.
Following a honeymoon to
Atlantic City they made their
home in Frankford,
The. finest food and drink on the Jersey coast
... served daily from 5 in the famous Buccaneer
Room ... at prices you can afford.
ON THE BEACH AT 21ST ST.. AVALON - 967-3426
I '•>.;•:'• 1 \
IS YOUR v
INSURANCE
COMPLETE?
jit" Even a "complete
;insurance prpgr^m might, be
missing a vital piece. ; r
. Be secure.
Get total coverage.
Round .our your program. Call us today:
i •
BILL WOODS AGENCY
218- WEST AVENUE .
tOM. 39fO«50 '•
Philadelphia.
Mrs. Williamson worked at
the Atlantic Refining Company
and Mr. Williamson at the
Baldwin Locomotive Company.
Later he went to the Bundy
Typewriter Company and later
was made general manager. He
worked there from 1929 until
1961. -
Mr. Williamson retired from
Bundy and they moved here to
Ocean City where they
remained until 1969 when they
moved to Pompano Beach.
Both Mr. and Mrs.
Williamson are members of the
First United Methodist Church
of this city. Mr. Williamson also
is a member of Mozart Lodge F
and AM 436 of Philadelphia,
Benjamin Franklin Consistory
in Philadelphia, LuLu Temple
Shrine in Philadelphia, Ocean
City Masonic Club, Morgan-
Ranck Post 137 American
Legion, Pompano Men's
^•"•'8
Engaged
Engaged
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Jameson
Taffart, of Hawaii, have announced
the engagement of
their daughter, Shelley Ann, to
Thomas Edward Holland, son
of Mr. and Mrs. John F.
Holland, of 8 Arkansas av., this
city.
The bride-elect is a graduate
of Kalani High School in Hawaii
Famous Bridge Club and he and attended Leeward Com-
along wijh his wife are memmunity College, also in Hawaii.
bers of the Ocean City Card She is employed at the
Club. He. also served as a Hawaiian Telephone Company.
, captain in the Air Force during Mr. Holland, a graduate of
World Warn.
Ocean City High School,
recently was discharged from
the Coast Guard and will enter
the University of Hawaii this
fall.
Mr. and Mrs. John R. Spinner,
of Haddonfield, announce
the engagement of their
daughter, Jacqueline A., to
Kenneth R. Gross, son of Mr.
and Mrs. William J. Gross, of
Warren," and 5636 Central %v.,
this cityr: Both Mis?3 Spinner^nd
Mr. Grogs attend Villanova
University.
Careful
Greatly agitated a woman
carrying an infant, dashed into
a drug store.
"My baby has swallowed a
bullet!" she cried. "What shall
I do?" .
"Give him the contents of
this bottle of castor oil,"
replied the druggist calmly.
"And then be sure you don't
point him at anyone."
A New Power Mower Service
from
CAPE MAY COUNTY RENTAL SERVICE
1245 West Avenue 398-0032
.. LET US PREPARE YOUR MOWER FOR STORAGE!
We will Completely Check and Adjust Your Mower as follows:
IGNmON-ftEPLACE POINTS. CONDENSER & SPARK PLUG.
CARBURETOR—CLEAN & REPLACE ALL GASKETS.
BLADE OR REEL—SHARPEN & BALANCE.
• LUBRICATE ALL MOVING PARTS • CONDITION MOWER
FOR STORAGE • ADJUSTMENTS MADE AS REQUIRED
• FACTORY TRAINED MECHANICS • PICK UP IN FALL —
DELIVERY NEXT SPRING.
ROTARY MOWERS HO.95
REEL MOWERS, (GAS) H4.95
HAND MOWERS * 6.50
USE OUR FREE PICK UP & DELIVERY SERVICE
Fill Out Coumm Below & Mail to Above Address
NAME.
PHONI
"PLEASE PREPARE MY MOWER FOR STORAGE"
STATE.
Why is it that the individual
with the most money, or
'the loudest mouth, usually
dominates the social climbera*
circle?
MINIDIKRS A PERIL
Washington- The National
Highway Traffic Safety Admin- Pood, rest, mental peace
istration has,..warned patents and exercise are the four
their children risked death or
serious w injury if they were pergplden
keys to old age. Why
mUtedtoride mini bikes.Noted not take advantage of this
for "poor handling character- advice? . .
istics,"!'riders were urged to
wear helmets. . . .
74 YEARS OF SERVICE
OVER 1 MILLION
PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED
' • • • • • • • •"-• ' • • ' " • - . • * : •
WE TAKE ORDERS EVEN
WE ARE NOT OPEN
For your convenience we have installed a
Record-Q-Fone to take your order or message
during the hours we are closed.
. When you call us you will get a brief message
followed by a tone, you then give your order
or message. It will be promptly attended to
when we re-open.
Try it, it is a time saver. •••
Selvagn Pharmacy
M. B. EISAMAN. R.P.,
9th St. and Asbury Ave.
Dial 399-3535
"FREE STORE HOURS: DAILY ti» A. I*. TO »:M P. M.
DELIVERY SUNDAY: «:M A.M. TO fill P.M.
^r:^m-
Elegant Living...
Tranquillity...
and the Sea.
i^T»
*•?•
CZARINA
LADY'S *S9 HAN'S SS
LUXURY HIGH-RISE CONDOMINIUM
CARESS
LAOYS tSS MAN'S SS
TELSTAR ' PEERLESS
LADYO IB2.3O MAN'S SB LADY'S $03.3O MAN'S OS
^=7 TRADITIONAL WtODlNO »!HO»
DREAM RINGS
Elegant design and fine craftsmanship highlight
these perfectly matched Keepsake wedding rings.
Your choice oM4K yellow or white gold.
SMITH JEWELERS
11289 S. SHORE ROAD; PALERMO, N. 3.1
Dial 399^3171
New Storo Hours: (Closed Mondays) v
TUES.. 9:30 to 9:00; WED., 9:30 to 5:30
(Closed Thursdays) FRI., 9:30 to 9:00;
SAT., 9:30 to 5:30
© Private Pool • Private Sun Deck • Air Conditioning
• Lounges & Club Room • Spectacular View © Wall-to-Wall Carpet
9 Play & Game Areas • Controlled Lobby © Dishwasher & Disposal
o Dining Facilities © Acoustic Privacy • All Electric Kitchens
OCCUPANCY SPRING 1973 — MODEL UNIT ON SITE Model Open Every Day
10, A. M-8 P. M. For more information: Call (609) 399-1320 or (215) SA4-8900
or Write For Free Brochure.
DEVELOPED BY: THE HOLLOWAY REALTY CORPORATION.
ARCHITECT: VINCENT G.KLING and PARTNERS.
Featuring Total Electric Living
PARK PLACE & THE BEACH (J^XsA OCEAN CITY, NEW JERSEY 08226, •]
fc'•'s-/.-,&i
\v
mm
I M : im
w:m