Sep 1971 - On-Line Newspaper Archives of Ocean City

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Highways to Beauty, a flower
show sponsored . by the Absecon,
Pleasahtville, Northfield,
Four Season, Suburban,
Green Thumb Garden Clubs
and the Women's Club of
Linwood Garden Department,
- was staged last Thursday and
Friday and drew a Very
responsive crowd of spectators.
The show depicted.travel on
the highways and byways. An
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Jewelers
"Next to the Bank"
811 Asbury Avenue
DIAL 399-4075
' • Brand Name Watches
• Watch Bands
• Wadding Anniversary
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Occasions
AUTHORIZED DEALER
ART CAH-VED
DIAMOND
ENGRAVING DONE
ON THE PRESSES
GIBERSON S
NEW DINER
& RESTAURANT
$1 .00
Daily
Specials
INCLUDE SAT. & SUN.
SERVED 11 A.M. TO ^P.M.
PLEASANTVILLE
Hhu-k Mom: Pike a'
New Road on Rt. 40
ATLANTIC CITY
Atlantic ik Ohio Avt's,
SOMERS POINT
I I Mi:Arthur Blvd.
FRIDAY. OCTOBER 1
Baked Stuffed Flounder
. with Crabmeat
Baked Halibut Steak
in Creole Sauce
Broiled Choice Chopped
Sirloin Steak. Gravy
SAT. & SUN. OCTOBER 2,31
Veal Cutlet Parmlglan
and Spaghetti, no veg.
Beef Pot Roast,
oven Brown Potato.
1 veg.
Crab Cake Imperial.
Tartar Sauce
MONDAY. OCTOBER 4
Baked Spanish Pork
Chop with Rice.
1 veg.
BarB Q
Hamburger Roast
Mushroom Cheese
Omelette, 1 veg.
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 5
Boiled Ham and
Steamed Cabbage, 1 veg.
Baked Veal and Peppers
In Tomato Sauce
Fried Oysters,
Cocktail Sauce
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 0
Breaded Beef Tenderloin
Tips, Brown Gravy
Roast Fresh Ham
with Stuffing. 1 veg.
Broiled Whole Baby
Flounder. Lemon Wedge
THURSDAY. OCTOBER 7
Southern Fried Chicken
with Corn Fritters, 1 veg.
Baked Italian Lasagne
with Sausage, no veg.
Stuffed Choice Top
Sirloin of Beef, Gravy.
THE OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER
Joint-club flower show winners are listed
unusual corner-of interest was a mass arrangement to be staged
green leaf map of the United in a niche - blue ribbon, Mrs.
States with the state flower of Richard Lamprecht, Women's
each state embedded upon the Club of Linwood; yellow ribbon,
state-area.
Mrs. John James and Mrs'. Roy
An antique car led to the Stone, Green Thumb. ,
educational .exhibits'. Many
original flower pictures graced
frames and plaques. Two
unusual displays of herbs and
holly, were presented. The
Atlantic County Extension
Service and the area Girl
Scouts also were presented.
One area held pedestals of noncompetitive
arrangements
done by arrangers of the
various clubs.
In the Horticulture competition
an Award of Merit was
presented to Mrs. Haubert
Hansen, of the Northfield
Garden Club, for her
arrangement of coral and
yellow hybrid tea roses. Mrs.
Clarence Kreutz, of the Northfield
Club, won .the Sweepstakes
. Award for
the most blue ribbons in these
classes.
The Artistic classes were
highlighted by an entry of Mrs.
Fred Starn in Super Highway.
Her interpretation was done in
red dahlias and gladiolas. This
award is given only at the
judges' discretion for a most
unusual and perfect
arrangement.
Winners from the area clubs
in the Artistic classes were: •
1. Winding Road, an artistic
design arranged in a Hogarth
curve - blue ribbon, Mrs. Paul
Kattman, Suburban; red ribbon,
Mrs. Iver Dixon, Northfield;
yellow ribbon; Mrs.
Lynwood Rowley, Four
Seasons.
2. Super Highway, a modern
arrangement suggesting speedyellow
ribbon, Mrs. Arthur
Truman, Women's Club of
Linwood.
3. Detour, exhibitor's interpretive
design incorporating
all fresh roadside material -
blue ribbon, Mrs. Victor Urbon^
Four Seasons.
4. Falling Rocks, an interpretive
design in which
rocks are used - red ribbon,
Mrs. Paul Gray, Four Seasons;
yellow ribbon, Mrs. Lynwood
Rowley, Four Seasons.
5. Deer Crossing, a composition
consisting entirely of
foliage with or without, accessories
- blue ribbon, Mrs.
Arthur Truman, Women's Club
of Linwood; red ribbon, Mrs.
William Meade, Northfield;
yellow ribbon, Miss Elma
McConnell, Suburban.
6. Merging Traffic, a colorful
:
-*i8. Calendulas - yellow ribwood; yellow ribbon, Mrs.
bon, Mrs. C. Kreutz, Northfield. Peter Frisco, Green Thumb;
19. Colosia - red ribbon, Mrs. (floribunda) - red ribbon, Mrs.
Clarence Leeds, Northfield; Samuel Cohen, Four Seasons;
red ribbon, Mrs. Lyh, Rowley, ' (climber) - red ribbon, Mrs.
Four Seasons. John Roberts, 'Four Seasons.'
:
7. No .Littering,,, exhibitor's 20. Cosmos-blue ribbon, Mrs. 29. Dahlias (decorative) - •
interpretations - blue ribbon, Joseph Havrilchak, . Green blue ribbon, Mrs. C. Kreutz,
Mrs. Victor Urbon, Four Thumb; yellow ribbon, 'Mrs. Northfield; red ribbon, Mrs.
Seasons; red ribbon, Mrs. John Roberts, Four Seasons. Stevens Smith, Women's Club
Samuel Cohen, Fouc Seasons. 21. Impatiens (single) - blue of Linwood; yellow ribbon,
8. Soft Shoulders, an ribbon, Mrs. C. Kreutz, Nor- Mrs. J. Pennington, Suburban;
imaginative line arrangement - thfield; red ribbon, Mrs. John (cactus flowered) - blue ribbon,
blue ribbon, Mrs. A.C. Hart- James, Green Thumb; Mrs. J. Pennington, Suburban;
shorne, Suburban; red ribbon, (double) - red ribbon, Mrs. (miniature or pompom) - blue
Mrs. Raymond Gage, Four John James, Green Thumb. ribbon, Mrs. Paul Hemphill,
Seasons.
22. Marigolds (carnations Green Thumb; yellow ribbon,
9. Wrong Way, flowers and flowered) - blue ribbon, Mrs.
foliage arranged in a crescent - • Paul Kattman, Suburban; red
blue ribbon, Mrs. Charles ribbon, Mrs. James Hin-
Appleget, Women's Club of chcliffe, Green Thumb; yellow
Linwood; red ribbon, Mrs. John ribbon, Mrs. Paul Hemphill,
McClain, Four Seasons. Green Thumb; (French dwarf,
10. Follow the Gull, a com- double) - blue ribbon, Mrs. C.
position incorporating drift- Kreutz, Northfield; red ribbon,
wood and dried material - blue Mrs. Cono Russo, Four
ribbon, Mrs. James Hin-' Seasons; honorable mention;
chcliffe. Green Thumb. Mrs. Henrietta VanDyke,
11. Picnic Area, ah Northfield, and Mrs. Richard
arrangement using flowers Lamprecht, Women's Club of
and-or fruit to be staged on a Linwood; (French dwarf
card table set for two - blue single) - yellow ribbon, Mrs.
ribbon, Mrs. Howard Ragen, John McClain, Four Seasons.
Northfield; red ribbon, Mrs. 23. Petunias (giant single) -
Donald Malloy, Women's Club red ribbon, Mrs. Stevens Smith,
of Linwood; yellow ribbon, Women's Club" of Linwood;
Mrs. Joseph Havrilchak, Green yellow ribbon, Mrs. Joseph
Thumb; honorable mention, Gibson, Women's Club of
Mrs. Joseph Ross, Somers Linwood; honorable mention,
Point.
Mrs. Paul Kattman, Suburban;
12. Load Limit, a miniature (ruffled) -yellow ribbon, Mrs.
arrangement - blue ribbon, Joseph Gibson, Women's Club
Mrs. Paul Gray, Four Seasons; of Linwood; honorable men-
blue ribbon, Mrs-- Arthur tion, Mrs. Alan Osmond,
Truman, Women's Club of Women's Club of Linwood.
Linwood; red ribbon, Mrs. Paul 24. Zinnias (medium) - yellow
Kattman, Suburban; red rib-. ribbon, Mrs. Cono Russo, Four'
bon, Mrs. John James, Green Seasons; (small) yellow rib-
Thumb; honorable mention, bon, Mrs. John Roberts, Four
Mrs. Paul Kattman, Suburban. Seasons.
14. " Dual_ Highway, a 25. Clematis (large flowered)
composition using r.ed con- - honorable mention, Mrs. C.
tainers - blue ribbon, Mrs.. Kreutz, Northfield; (small
'Joseph Hayrilchak, Green flowered) • red ribbon, Mrs. C.
Thumb; red ribbon, Mrs. Kreutz, Northfield.
Richard Wilson, Northfield; 26. Chrysanthemums (one
yellow ribbon, Mrs. Roy Stone, spray) - blue ribbon, Mrs.
Green Thumb.
Stevens Smith, Women's Club
15. City Limits, a vertical of Linwood; honorable men-
arrangements suggesting tion, Mrs. D. McFarland,
skyscrapers - blue ribbon, Mrs. Women's Club of Linwood.
Arthur Truman, Women's Club 27. Michaelmas Daisies - blue
of Linwood; red ribbon, Mrs. ribbon, Mrs. Samuel Cohen,
John James, Green Thumb. Four Seasons.
16. Railroad Crossing, a 28. Roses (hybrid tea) - blue
design in black and white - blue ribbon, Mrs. H. Hansen, North-
ribbon, Mrs. Arthur Truman, field; red ribbon, Mrs. Paul
Women's Club of Linwood; red Kattman, Suburban; yellow
ribbon, Mrs. Howard Guntz, ribbon, Mrs. Lewis Mason,
Green Thumb. ' .••-,•*•;,•>•. Northfield; honorable mention,
v Winners fKjnVi.aCfiaiicluba-.in Mrs. Bmce€urrantNortWWd;»
the Horticulture division were: (grandiflora) - blue ribbon,
17. Annuals, asters - blue Mrs. Katherine Frisco, Green
ribbon, Mrs. Paul Kattman, Thumb; red ribbon, Mrs. Fred
Suburban.
Sassi, Women's Club of Lin-
J
p. McFarland, Women's Club
of Linwood. .
39. Any foliage jplant- blue
ribbon, Mrs: John Miedwig,
Green ' Thumb; honorable
mention, Mrs. John Barnett,
Green Thumb, and Mrs. Lyn
Rowley, Four Seasons.
40. Succulents - yellow ribbon,
Mrs. John Barnett, Green
Thumb; and Mrs. Lyn Rowley,
Four Seasons.
Sweepstakes Winner - Mrs.
Clarence Kreutz, Northfield.
.Mrs. Arthur Truman, Women's Women Democrats
Club of Linwood.
30. Trees and Shrubs set rummage sale-
(broadleaf evergreens) - blue
ribbon,. Mrs. Hugh Peter, Plans for a rummage sale
Northfield; red ribbon, Mrs. H. were made by members of the
Hansen, Northfield; honorable Women's Roosevelt
mention, Mrs. Bruce Surran, Democrat Club meeting
Northfield.
recently in the Youth Center.
31. Needled evergreens - blue The sale will be held Satur-
ribbon, Mrs. Clarence Leeds, day from 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. in
Northfield; red ribbon, Mrs. Talese's garage, West av. north
Cono Russo; Four Seasons; of 8th st. Mrs. Ervin Young is
yellow ribbon, Mrs. Bruce chairman.
Surran, Northfield.
Plans also were made to sell
' 32. Hollies - blue ribbon, Mrs. candy.
H. Hanson, Northfield; red Mrs. Ott Townsend and Mrs.
ribbon, Mrs. Cono Russo, Four Young were co-hostesses for
Seasons; yellow ribbon, Mrs. the first meeting of the season.
Paul Hemphill; Green Thumb; The next meeting will be
honorable mention, Mrs. Paul Wednesday at 8 p.m: in the
Hemphill, Green Thumb. . Youth Center.
33. Any other fruited or
berried specimen - red ribbon,
Mrs. John Barrett, Green
Thumb; honorable mention,
Mrs. Clarence Kreutz, Nor- Upper Twp.
thfield.
34. Any flowering tree or
shrub - blue ribbon, Mrs. E.
Kiker and Mrs. William
Freund, Northfield; red ribbon, Events
Mrs. Samuel Cohen, Four
Seasons; yellow ribbon, Mrs.
Arthur Hinkley, Green Thumb; FRIDAY •
and Mrs. Lewis Mason, Nor- Strathmere Volunteer Fire
thfield; honorable mention, Company, 8 p.m.
Mrs. Paul Kattman, Suburban.
35. House plants - specimen Girl Scout Troop 338, 6:30 to
flowering -'Begonias (tuberous) 8:30 p.m., American Legion
- blue ribbon, Mrs. Carmella Hall, Tuckahoe.
James, Green Thumb.
36. Begonias (fibrous) - blue Boy Scout Troop 55, 7:30 to 9
ribbon, Mrs. Lyn Rowley, Four p.m., Tuckahoe Fire Hall.
Seasons; red ribbon, Mrs. D.
McFarland, Women's Club of MONDAY -
Linwood.
Seaville ' Volunteer. Fire
37. African Violets (single Company, 8 p.m.
Upper Township Committee,
crown, single flower) - red 8 p.m., Township Hall,
ribbon, Mrg. Paul. Kattman, Tuckahoe. :•.•,
Suburban;' yellow ribbon, Mrs.
Stevens Smith,- Women's Club
RLld'!^ RLlnwopd!; VV
Ame0ca,7:3Op.m.
38. Any other flowering plant Tuckahoe.
- blue ribbon, Mrs. C. Kreutz,
Northfield; yellow ribbon, Mrs. TUESDAY -
Marmora Volunteer Fire
Company, 8 p.m.
Want your new car
at lowest cost?
Get the most
important ingredient at
Guarantee Bank.
Money.
Get your new car from a dealer but get the money
from Guarantee Bank. Why? Because our interest
rates are lower so money co.sts much less than financing
through dealers. A Guarantee auto loan is easy
and quick to get, and easy to pay back, too. You
decide which repayments schedule is best for you.
There's one more reason to get your new' car
money from Guarantee Bank. It's our Good Credit
Handlers Plan. After you make all your payments on
time, we pay you $1 for every $100 you ; borrowed.
It's our. way of saying "Thanks for doing business
with theGreat Bank". '
. Stop in to any of 'bur seven convenient offices
today. Or call 345-3111.
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Atlantic City • Margate • NorthfWd • Somers Point • Hammonton • Phone 34W1U
Upper Township Rescue
Squad, 8 p.m., Tuckahoe Fire
Hall.
Women's Society of Christian
Service, 7:30 p.m., Tuckahoe
United Methodist Church.
WEDNESDAY -
Women's Society of
Christian Service, 8 p.m.,
Trinity United Methodist
Church.
VFW, 8 p.m., Post Home,
Marmora. • .
Women's Society of Christian
Service, 8 p.m., Seaville United
Methodist Church.
Upper Township Republican
Club Auxiliary, 8 p.m.,
Clubhouse.
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portunity to use a Cessna ISO
which is based at NAFEC. This
will be used for training
sessions.
Richard Creighton,
treasurer, accepted a donation
from Michael Farrell on behalf
of the Exchange Club. This is to
be used to purchase a radio.
The CAP meets every
Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at the CD
building, 18th st. and Simpson
av. Any male or female between
the ages of 13 and 20 who
is interested hi the Cadet
program is invited to attend the
Tuesday meetings.
Flames damage bayfront home
Faulty installation of a
ceiling light in a second floor
shower has been blamed as the
caus,e of a iire thatdid an
estimated $2,500 worth of
damage to a brand new home
on the bayfront at 14 Aberdeen
rd. late last week.
According to Fire Chief
Ferdinand Taccarino, there
were no injuries to the owners
of the house, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Kulp, who had moved
in just a week before. Firemen
were called to. the scen€ late in
the afternoon Thursday as
Retail Merchants
will meet Tuesday
The Retail Merchants
division of the Chamber of
Commerce will meet Tuesday
at 8:15 p.m. at the Information
Center. All members are urged
to attend as both the advertising
program and the
Christmas plans will be submitted.
The agenda calls for the
proposals for year round advertising
and plans for the
Christmas promotion. Other
committees also will report and
dues will be collected. Results
of the recently distributed
questionnaires also will be
discussed.
Don't delay!
File address
change today.
DAN'S 3RD SPOT
PIZZA JUTE EVERY WEDNESDAY
•y Reg. *h99Pie ftir *1.00
Luncheon Specials 99 C
MONDAY THRU FRIDAY
HOURS: MON.THRUTHURS. 7 A.M.—9P.M.
FRI. and SAT. 7 A.M.—10 P.M. SUN. B A.M.—9 P.M.
[Corner 3rd St. & Asbury Dial 398-1089
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MONDAY
Broiled BlueHsh, Hot Turkey Sandwich
TUESDAY
'Shrimp Newburg. Pepper Steak with Rice
WEDNESDAY
Stuffed Flounder. Baked Meat Loaf
THURSDAY
Veal* Parmigiana with Spaghetti. Salisbury Steak
FRIDAY
Broiled Flounder Almondlne, Bar-B-Que Beef
SATURDAY
Stuffed Pepper. Deviled Clams
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SUN. thru THURS.—JOHNNY WILSON
AND tVIRY FRHJAY "fiBBf" » I ' (
AND SATURDAY | ffffc &•+• "
flames were spreading through *
the attic and burning through
the outside roof of the two - and
. • one - half story house.
Two engine companies and
an aerial ladder company
fought the blaze, which .was
discovered by Mrs.-Kulp when
she investigated the smell of
smoke in the house and found
the fire in the attic. ,
Taccarino said his' investigation
revealed that work-.
men: had cohered over, the'
shower light with Insulation and
did not leave adequate room for
heat 'to escape. Builders
working in the bathroom allr
had the light on, and shof
after they left the fire
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Democratic headquarters for „
the northern part of Cape May
County during the fall general
election mil be opened this
Friday evening at 7:30 p.m. at ,
ioth st. and Asbury av. .- -. ^ .
According to County ^ '
Chairman Jerry Diehl, i;\
Democratic candidates for the ' '
State Senate, -the Assembly, '''•
and the Freeholder Board will -'j
attend the opening and stroll "?.
along Asbury.av. to meet Ocean ^
City voters. '. .
The headquarters will be ^
open to the public Friday V,
evening and starting Saturday '"'
will be staffed by volunteers ~.
during specific hours of the 'L SUNDAYS: 11A.M. to 7PNL J
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