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J n A ta It a on ra fir de ta St. fat I Pf ra qd W m an i ta Je If _ AGE 4 — SECTION ONE ..d * The Tom-Thumb wedding of Michael Norbury and Tanya Ann Koziek poses for the photographer at a recent luncheon in Mac's Restaurant by the Crescent Chapter 55 OES. kolas Tom Thumb wedding Hie Crtsoent Chapter 55 Order of Eastern liar from Merchantville recently held a ; ; 1WB Thumb wedding md f; luncheon at Mac's Restaurant ; ta Sutlers Point. : ; For iomething a little * different, a full-scale wedding ; was performed with ehildrin •land the proceeds were to • .'benefit the club chapter, •' Curing the eerimony .^performed by Danny Nort.'bury, the preacher, Tanya ! Ann Koziek, became the bride i -of Michael Norbury. The ;-bride's Attendants were ;!Antionette Elton, maid of (.'honor, Lonna Ivins, • bridesmaid and Suszette '. Elton the flower girl. ' The best man was Scott WINDSURFING Lessons • Rentals BAY VIEW MARINA 312BayAv.»O,C, 391-3049 lingle and assisting were Chris Oehringer and Erie Gehringer, who wai the ring bearer. Sean Gramm did the honors of giving the bride away, Jo-El Park was the pianist and John Allegretto was soloist The bridal party wore handmade dresses by Adeline GMhring of SeavUle. They were green and white the colon of the OES for the 1980-81 year. Among the 120 guests attending were Mayor and MM. Chester J. Wlmberg. Following the luncheon and wadding ceremony the guests were invited to the tome of Mr. and Mrs, John Elton far an informal wedding reception. Eleanor Fouiks was honored as worthy matron and presented with flowers in the form of a little lamb. All flowers and arrangements were from the Colonial Flowers ta Linwood. THE CASUAL POST 40% to 50% off ALL SUMMER WEAR NEW FALL MERCHANDISE ARRIVING DAILY Swealers • Panli • Blazers • Jeint 931 Asbury Ave. Ocean City Fri.'tHSP.M. Roland Corson Orson joins construction firm Roland Corson, professional engineer, has recently joined pony ai project manager at the new Mannora office. Corson, long-time resident Ol iwli|| fillip Cfif&^Q HIM bachelor of science degree In civil engineering from University of Delaware. During nil 20 year career In acted as ta 1972 became general auperintendent of a major South Jersey construction firm, Corson supervised such noteworthy bridge and paving projects as Sea Isle bridge, Rancocas Creek, Route 285, Maurice River Bridge, Beckett Street Terminal, Camden, Philadelphia In Department of ' Transportation projects In the South Jersey area. The Mannora office of me J.E. Brenneman Company has been opened and la headed by John H. Houseman, vice president. JJE Brenneman, a Delaware Valley based Brm.hasa long Mstory most recently Is noted for the efficient reconstruction of the ire-damaged Grassy Sound Bridge, Norn WAhraod, but year. f eut of 10 buyers read, ads before purchasing!! LADIES KNIT SLACKS NEWI From Haband. Your favorite style knit slack*. GREAT - LOOKING, nice fitting, May to vraar 100% pofyMter doubleknlt, slacks. Elastic waist, stltchsd-ln fashion crease and 100% NO-IRON Wash and Wearl In four pretty new colors. Pair for only ^ y, Aogu HABAND -r-M THE SBN1TOEL.LEDOEH, OCEAN CITY, N,J, Laura Lea Sperice is married in sunset ceremony A wedding at of ineai l/>cal interest took place on June 14 when Laura Lea Spence became the bride of Richard Allen Brown. Ihe Rev, Thomas Wayman officiated at the sunset ceremony that was performed beneath a floral area in the gardens of the WUbank's Estate en Pelican Cove, in Sarasota, Fla. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank W. Spence, formerly of Snug Harbor, Ocean aty and now A wee bit of nostalgla...but only if you are pushing 60. Do you remember: —The old Tabernacle? -The local trolley m- vtee..,epen cars...south on Central Avenue to 39th Sreet? —Maier's Restaurant (later Becks, then Hogates) at the 9th Street causeway? —The Coast Guard Station at 4th Street and Atlantic Avenue —The "outer" and "taaer" boardwalks from 7th to 9th Street? StreetcausewayintothecMy? -Roy Duffy 1 ! Orchestra at the Golden GaUeon? —The old Shore Fast Line to Atlantic aty? -The winter of 1MB when thermometer hit 10 mations on the beach were over 12 feet high)? -The "Yellow Kid," the -The LongpertOcean aty Piny? -The original Musk Pier and Yacht dub? -The original Playland at 6th St. and the boardwaTk...bowllng alleys, skattag rink and all? "Fuits"...dld know: Tabernacle? —The first permanent resident of this island, back In the 18508, was one Parker MlUer? His home was In the ^general area of what is now 7th Street and Asbury Avenue. —The first school room ta Ocean City was openedin 1881 at 6th Street and Asbury Avenue ta the Tabernacle AssodaUon building? —The first newspaper on •the bjland...drcu 1880,..wo8 The Sentinel? —The first boardwalk was placed on the beach ta the 1880s? It was removed at the end of each summer season. iwldtei residing In Englewood, Birfewoofl. Fla. carried a bouquet bouauet rf of gar- ei Ibe groom 1B the am of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Arthur Brown of Saraspta, Fla. and ttus ettf. The bride, escorted by her father, wore a floor-length gown of white chiffon, with a chapel tain. It featured a sweetheart neckline, detailed by May straps, overJaved with a chiffon capelet and a cummerbund bodice with fabric roses and streamers 'falling from the waist. She denias, roses, stephanotis and Bly of the valley. Salley E. Spence of New York City was maid of honor for her sister. She wore a pale blue chiffon dress wttb an offthe-ehoulder neckliite and fine straps. 7 Paul Allesandronl of dearwater, .Fla. and Ocean aty, served as the best man. Assisting as ushers were Dr. Harvey Stem of New York aty and James McKay of Media, Pa. Music far the ceremony was played and sung by Laurence A. Brown, the brother of the groom, and Jo Ellen Karabasz, on the guitar and flute, bom of whom are from Ocean aty and North Jersey. The mother of the bride wore a streeHength drew of blue silk with finger-tip Jacket and a white orchid corsage. The grooms mother chose a streeMength dress of bone crepe with a side draped skirt and had a mauve orchid corsage. The bride is a graduate of the University of Delaware School of Nursing In Newark, Del. She Is employed at the Stand Teaching Hospital In Gainesville, Fla.. The groom graduated from Montdair Academy and summa^ cumîaude from ~ Ithaca College in New York, where he majored in chemistry. He is presently a graduate studest at the Upper Darby High SchoolUniversity of Florida, in elms of 1940 reunion set The class of l«o from l*per Darby High School ta Pennsylvania Is holding a 40th reunion October 25 at the Uanerch Country Club, in ifcvertown, Pa, beginning Witti a get-together at 6 pjn. and dinner at 7 p.m. Live music with the big band sound win be provided to dancing from 9 pjn. to midnignt The reunion committee would like to hear from anyone ta this area that graduated from the school and would like to attend. For more information contact. William J, Moorrat 39W732. Red Ticket Sale CLASSIFIED AD MINGS RESULTS SUMMER SPORTSWIAR & DRESSES Red Ticket Items Only req. ticket HOURS Daily iO to 6, Sunday 10 to 4 TALK - 70WNE 8018 Vonlnor Aye , Marqotc (Near Casuii) OPEN SUNDAY FREE Women's SHOES Select any two pairs of women's shoes from : our special clearance section and fiay only for the highest priced pair! All Sales Final ojx Clearance . Merchandise. Shop today for boitttWMontl ^ Michael Anthony DISCOUNT SHOES 505 9tti Street CM 398-4409 nesvflli. Following a wedding trip to Bermuda, the couple are residing in Gainesville. Casino Excursions toAtlanflcCity includes; • Round trip bus transportation • Dinner •Salt Water Taffy •fgMng July m perptrson TUESDAY. AUGUST^ I98» . i Mrs. Richard Allen Brown | Money in the attic? f ! Call Ad Taker I | 399.5411;: • • I hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmsM swum punn ONE WEEK ONLY! Ladies 100% Pure Virgin Wool Fine Gauge Merino Wool MACHINE WASHABLE Rlt*«$32.S3Jftrritj.prfc«$16-S18 MOCK - TUHTLE • TUOTLENECK . CARDIGAN • POLO SHOT • JEWEL NECK • V-NECK COWL NECK- NORTHRELD TetnMarPliza gOOIHttnRd. 609^45-3320 STONE HARBOR Stone Harbor Maa 961b St. nar of MM 97thSl.fitntdfMaR 609-368-3164 TUESDAY AUGUST u, 1980 TOE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, WJ. PAGES — SECTION Playing tennis for fun and exercise, but also to benefit the Muscular Dystrophy, at the 6th Street tennis courts. Women fight muscular dystrophy with tennis Tennli and punnet ewry Monday is the theme for a group of women who are helping to fight muscular dystrophy. Twelve ladles meet ewry Monday at the 1th Street tennis courts for two hours of round robin tennis and compete tor casn prizes. This is followed by a gourmet hour where the gals use their Ingenuuy to treat the others to unusual and original foods and beverages. In addition to the fun and exercise the ladte in con- Hbuttic to the muscular dystrophy. They will phone ta their pledge of ovtr 1150 during the Jerry Lewis TelettiOQ Labor Day wedwmd. Cindy Miller, At daughter «? the group's organiwr, to program coordinator for ftt five-county Philadelphia Cniiie in . See our FALL - WINTER FASHIONS 744 AHbury Ave. Ocean Ciiy, N,J. COLD STORAGE ON PREMISES DISCOUNT FASHIONS HADDON DRESS CO. 517 8th St., Ocean City New Fall Shipments Arriving! Including,,. Gloria Vandtrbllf • Butte Knits Jonathan Logan • Leslie Fay R&K • Bleeker Strtet Shrader Spqrjr,* Annt Klein Jeans Optn Daily — 'Oa.m.fpsp.m. ^ FRAMAGIC "FRAMAaiC".,. APPROACH TO PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHY. TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THIS SPECIAL "FRAMAQiC" INTRODUCTORY OFFER AMD RECEIVE A BEAUTIFUL 8x10 Color Portrait ONLY 884 A special blfKk background will be med ONLY on •pRAMAGlCwrthilU. ONE TRAMAQirr POKmm PER CUSTOMER. Additional portraits will b*Bv»Uable on your selection of scenic and color backarountb with no obligation, Well select poses. Alleges welcome. - lues., Aug. 12 thru Sat. Aug 16 Daily: 10 a.m. - 8 p.m. Somers Point Shopping Ctr. SomenPoint Monbere of the group are Marie KeUy, MarUoulse Herb, Ruth MUler, Unda Oniiti, Ann Dahme, Rosemary Rlxon, Peggy ErUcoD, I n Lent, Barbara andrnsn, lil Mlta, Mary Joan Bannon and Nlkkl Thomas E. Nutnan Numn joins FNB Elwood F. Klrkman, president of First National Bank of South Jersey, announcea ttie appointment of Thomas E. Nunan as • vice president in branch administration. Nunan, who la working in me btnk'a Asbury Avenue office in Ocean City, comes to FNB with more than 27 years banktaf experience ta the areas of uutanment loans and Hit banktageducaUon hat included courses at the Whsrton School at Unlveraity of Pennsylvania and the Camden-Phlladelphia Chspter of American Institute ofBanktog. He and his wife, Winifred, RKide in linwood win their fknuly. Bridge MATCHPOINT - An tverage of 156 was made at M TTiursdsy's game, fop scorers for the North-South were John Green and Richard Wayne with IN, Top scorers for the East-West were Eleanor Potterton and Stella Goo* with 198. Runners up in the Northtan section wtn EMe and A) Coane 178; Florence Hanson sad Joan Terkhom Ml Banl Rohrbsch and George Budd 174; Mary and OUe Johnson tied with June Aldinger and Jackie McKeon •t mi dent and Van Bedtn «6; Helen James and Peg Sheldon 189, and Mary Frances EngWMrt and Stu Runners up for the East- West were G«ne Newman and Safer Warner 188; Sylvester Ii>wery and Dave Warner IBS; Carol and Mary Han 177; Dolly Fane and Fran Stetn mUi Rose Capita and VI Bedrosian 167*; Ruth and Barry Wolf 184; Irv Brtgman md Jerry Cndge 161%; and Edith Fairlle and Reba Matchpolnt games are plsyed every Itmrsdsy night 7:» pjn. at the Ocean aty ^tammnlty Center, 18th Si and Simpson Av. For la-" brmtUooorpirtnerihipscall UAM msoum mum * Latw* Mowbrsy J9MM5. AAUW"mtabUshes the schedule for 16th Annual Lecture Series The SktMntb Annual American Ajaodatten of University Women Lecture Series has been »et by the Atlantic Oty Chapta- and Dr. Lit Salk, (wychologlit ud author, will Sad otfSe 1980- 1981 program m Saturday evening, September 17. Vail Street WMi'f Louis Rukeymer; Soviet Affair* wjiert, Ambassador Malcolm Toon, and the nan who "knows more about the mafia than any otter person who is not a member," Ralph Salerno, complete the diversified series which to heMat the Mainland Regional High School, Linwood on Saturday's at 8:1B pjn. m. Salk, whoM column, "You and Vow Family," to read by ie mlfllon people each month In McCall'a magMtae win dUcusi the "critical stages of stress" ta Ws Atlantic County addreta. Currently »erving M consultant to the National Broadcasting Company, Dr. Salk can be Been regularly on ABC's food Morning America. A clinical profasaor of psychology In the psychiatry and pediatrics department at Cornell University Medical College, ht haj authored How to JJatM a Human Mng and What Every ChOd Would Ukm m Parents To Km* » wtB as nan than 10 original papers, articles, and chapters ta actentiflc Journsls. "What 1 * ahead for the economy In the BO'S?" Is the We selected by Rukeys«r. "Television's top financial expert," b scbtduW for the October 25 presentatioa Brut of wm Strtet Wmk, a post he has held since that nationally-«cclalined public TV show which began In l»7u, Rukeyser has written the financial classic How to MriM Money in Wall Street, Ouum "best Inwstment book of the jear," Bis current position as America's foremoat economic commentator enables hhn to combine Us wit and scholarship Into making problems of finance both lively and Interesting to his audience. On Saturday, November 22, veteran United States diplomat Malcolm Toon, former Ambawador to Russia, will discuss •VS. Soviet relations." From the Soviet moves In Afghanistan to tat Soviet .American arms talks, to what has been called the "myth of detente," there coma no one better prepared to analyM the effects of such international events to American business and public tatereibj man Ambassador Toon. Quigley is eheted to board, . Kenneth T. Quigley, director of itdmlMloni and social work tn the neurological department at St. Joseph'! Center, Scranton, Pa., was elected to the board of directors of the iAckawanna Association for Retarded ClUiens, as announced by Andrew Yainga, president of LARC. Quigley'srespoiwihmawat St. Joseph's Include in* plementlng admissions' policies and procedures far 6 neurologfealby-tinpsrled individuals and adrotmsUring a board spectrum of casework services to the residents, their famllles, and referring agencies. He 1* also chairman of the interdisciplinary team 16-34 Assvciation'phns its annuat dinner dance The annual dlmer dance of bay to (he beach are eligible the 16-34 Community to become members of the 16- AssodationwiUbeheldatthe 34 Community AssodaUoa AUantlc City Country dub, Northfield Friday, August S at 6:30 p.m. Reservations can be made by returning the announcement letter or by calling 398-SW7. RasMents Uftag between 16th and 34th streets from the mum LMmfoMilM yMrvieatlen BAYVCWMABJNA 312BiyA»t.,0.C. 398-3049 SAILBOAT RENTALS SUNFISHHOBIECAT WINDSURFERS BAYVIEW MARINA 312 Bay Ave., Ocean City 398-3049 Hes Come To Ocean City Aboard The 60 ft. MISS SEA ISLE " " 2 TRIPS DAILY 8a.m. 8, l p.m. Evening Cniiie 6:30 p.m Illn*!**; A enrtw flu whod timNy wfl anjoyt LEAVES HARBOR MOUSE MARINA We are NOW temporarily located at 11th St. & The Railroad Ocean City, NJ: A gndnte of LaSalfe High School, Philadelphia, Quigley received his buMer of art* degree In philosophy with a concentration In counadlng from St Hary'i Sanlnaiy and University, Baltimore, Md. Marywood CoUege •ilMdQuentqr awarded Un si master's degree in social work, in addition, he has parttdpaM ta a vartety of continuing education seminars at Manhattan College, New York aty; Carnegie MeDon University. Pittsburgh, and the University of Scranton. Ht to the son of Mr. and Mrs. John QngtoyofOcetnCHy. if 2nd 8. Bay Avenue, Ocean qty, NJ. 12633675 Dk Dock 3994460 399-4460 611.213! PI, AfternoonTrip I! With This Ad Only! I COMPLETE SERVICE PhoM 399-3745 TOWING SERVICE FOR DISABLED BOATS Complete Service* Repair Wort-Rberglaf* Wood The former. VM, Ambassador to the USSR, Yugoslavia, Ctechsolovakla, and Israel, Toon has atabUaheda reputation as an outspoken hard-liner with tie ability to foresee crises and analyse potential trouble spots. Considered one of the "world's top diplomatic speakers," his expertise and eloquence have made him an indespensable guest on recent network television news. Memo, win speak to area audiences on March 14. Author of The Crime Connection (with John S. TompUnj) and The Crime Conversation, Salerno first learned of organized crime as a child in New York when Us mother spoke to him of "hits u the stables" contract murders carried out in grisly style in the upper New York livery barns. As a member of the New York Police Department, consultant on the Presidential Crime Commission Task Force, and anttcrimt planner to the cities of Denver, Boston, Miami, and Washington, among otters Salerno has developed a philosophy that legalised and careful, public control of gambling could be a powerful weapon In be Hfkt against organized crime. Information on the lecture aeries tickets can be obtained from the general chairperson, Mrs. Nathaniel Goodman, 425 W. Jefferson Av., linwood, or from Mrs. R.H. liiraon, 7 Oakvlew Drive, Northfield. OPENS A.M. to 9 P.M. EVERYDAY iliTiiiiwav Ralph Salerno' - Buy and sell I with ^classified ads PALERMO'S THR1FTWAY SUPERMARKET 401 ASBURY AVENUE. OCEAN CITY, NEW JERSEY T MMfOOmM fm HaKff Rl C Bus BUVONE.QETONE Free! A \i ••« r
^ PAGE 6 - SECTION ONE OCEAN CITY POPS ORCHESTRA MmdcPler Boardwalk and Moorlyn TCT. Frank Ruggkri, MiMical Director Tom Perkbu, Baritone ^ F l S f p Douglas Hardoek, Tenor TUESDAY OnStageWithPorter., ,, .Porter Lord'sPra^tr,,..,,, i Milotte Douglas Murdock Monardo.,., , .,.....,.. ,,.. Relaraan The Last Roue of Summer Flotow Nancy Foi-Hoover Andantino ,.. Lemalre TfuFlta.... J........... ...MeusforpjQr TomPerkina Victory At &o., arlfmmUtah...... Rodgers Kern Be My Low Douglas Murdock Devetkm., Herbert Semper Llbero . „.,....,,.., V«rdl Naney Fox-Hoover SalutD'Annur Elgar IJw World Is Mine ^. Posford Ton Perkins NewMmm ..................Rombag WEDNESDAY MluModLttm, Herbert ReconditaArmenia.,..,, , Puccini Douglas Murdock Sermqde ....1 Braga Jewel Song .,..., r\J!,,,, Gounod NancyFoi-HoovB' HimgarianDaKtV.,...,..,, Brahms flew To Handle A Woman.._......... Loewe Tom Perkins Fetiur qf Victory Ganne Rose of Algeria , Herbert ELucevanLeStelle Puccini DouglasMurdock Autumn Leaves ,.Mercer Aida'a Laughing Song Strsuas Nancy Fox-Hoover AtiaMardi,, :....,, ,. Verdi MgM&Doy ., „...,.. .Porter Tan Perkins FUMerontheRoof , Herman THURSDAY Strike Upthe Band ,, Gershwin QuestoOQuella ,,,,.V«dl DouglasMurdock Bacchanale. ,,, L ,.,, Saen-Saenu Urn VocePocoFa .Rossini Nancy Fo*-Hoover Blue Tango ., .....Wayne OnAClearDay......._.......... McLean Tom Perkins MunvneraStwt , John Warrington QWy Sfene VeMLaGUUa .Leoncavallo DouglasMurdock SpantthDance , , Gronadofl JtePhOtLBJw ,. CharpenUer NancyFoifloovw Qmzonetta , _ Godard OtdTlmeraWalix Sing-Along Show Boat,,., Kern I Money in the attic? 1 Call Ad Taker f I 399-5411 I The Godfrey Funeral Homes •ttibllihid in* 809 Central Ave. M4 S. Shore Rd. Ocean City, N.J. Palermo, N.J J Phone 399-0077 Phone 39I-M77| HlrNrt k, Godfrey, Owner, John T. Ntwm.n, Mtnigtr,J In Ttmm of Troubl; W« An At NttrA* Vour Men* Pledging for the future, as In the past, the finest aritfl ; most dlgnlf M, pefMiMtlZMrf urwrai service. ' SyCCBSiOR TOOCBAN CITY'S PlMT PUNIRAU, . DlRieiQIL * larn that 1 Elliott McElwsf • Residential • Commercial I • Marine Aîrlpoo] "We Service ALL Central Air Conditioning" Residential & Commercial MAKETOP ELLIOTT McELWEE ntamatCM^QCmnmmntMgeman S-Jn«Sm«r •693-11191 ' Obituary Flora M. Hilton: shoe store owner SOMBRS POINT — Flora M, Hilton died Thursday at Shore Manorial Hospital. She WHS 66. Born In Philadelphia, she was a resident here for 31 years. Mrs. mum was the coowner of Hilton's Shoe Store, SCO Shore Rd, In Semen Point Surviving are her husband, Vernon; two sisters, Elsie Bartllng of Oaklyn and Edna Stewart of Van Nuys, CaMf.? two brothers, Edward Hanna of Hawaii and Stanley R. Hanna of Oaklyn. Services wire held yesterday at the Middleton- Stroble Funeral Hone, to* terment will be in Zion Ctemetery, Bargalntown. CLASSIFIED AD BRINGS RESULTS THE SENTINEL-LEDGER. OCEAN CITY, N.J. Ocean City events TODAY (Tueiday) • i3tn .annual . pamper iomper on the litt Strait beach. Register at 9 a A. Charity League of Atlantic County annual luncheon. Unwood Country aub, noon Knights of meeting, 8 p.m. Alcoholics Anonymous meeting, Episcopal Church perish haS, 8:30 p.m. Senior citizen advisory committee meeting, 10 ajn. dfyhJl Coundl workshop, 7:30 p.m. Chamber meeting. of Commerce Columbus ^WEDNESDAY St. Francis Cabrinl Altar and Rosary Society card party at the music pier, Refreshments served. TUESDAY, AUGUST 12, |980'l Ocean City Project for the St. Augustine Altar andraURSDAY and FRIDAY 80s, executive committee Rosary meeting, 2 p.m. Holy Trinity Episcopal.- meeting, 7:30 ajn. in city Oiurch bazaar, 9 ajn. to 2" council chambers, city hall. Ocean City council meeting, pjn. Chess Club, 7 p.m. in the youth center. THURSDAY Baby parade on the boardwalk, 6ih St. to 12th St., 10 id. ?i30 p.m. in oily haB, Too Late to Classify Wesley Manor annual Ocean City Historical WANTED — noull cl««nlne Isr bazaar, 22nd St. and Bay Av. congenial families, Juil moved to O.C Alanon meeting, B,-3q p.m. Museum's annual antique 9:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. Han kKSI rt(ir«nctf, IxMrltnad In In St. John's Lutheran auction, 10 ajn. to 6 pm. at planl larl and tilting, call Mt-MM or 3»5-«!lllOPlntefvH*. Hi Church. fee intermediate school, 18th Matchpoint duplicate St. and Bay Av. FREE FILL — approx. vt dgnn tosttt. bridge, 7:30 p.m. in the Yacht Club Mdge, 7:45 p.m. duplicate aeon fill. Oc«n City. Call JI5 LM !1M community center. evtnlngs. 8 15 Matinee duplicate bridge, 12:30 pjn. In the community center. Klwanls Club meeting, 12:15 pm. In Plymouth Inn. Atlantic Commandery 20, Knights Templar meeting, 8 **-p.m Jolly Bidders duplicate bridge, 7;30 p.m. in the Ocean City Breakers Radio community center. dub meeting, 8 pjn. at the intermediate school. ECKERPSI SALE PRICES GOOD THRU SUNDAY, AUGUST 17th I Contains MFP fluoride 5-oz, plus 1-oz (roe. Limit 1 GILLETTE FOAMY SHAVE CREAM BALSAM & PROTEIN CONDITIONER WONDRA SKIN LOTION IJ-oi tpr«y with IrMh okiMimed Reg. 2M SNUFFER g MM motqulto. ,H.Ta11P.M. Boardwalk Baby Parade 10 AM, Thursday, August 14,1980 The Flanders Hotel "Weicomss You" 11th Street & Boardwalk Ocean Gily, N. J, Hot Rutted NihPunuH Ocean City Clowns • Acrobats "FM LirsaiiM Mr«M|p Mtn^fptr M Cape Mir Coi/nir• • 112 E. 8th Street. Ocean City Call 399-5411 HAMANDA'S CYCLE SHOP SALES • SERVICE • PARTS Authorized Dealer Triumph & Can-Am Motorcycles Pitch & Sachs Mopeds 314 MHJ8T AVI. 399-9340 \ TUESDAY, AUGUST 12, J9801 SHOEDEPT. RalHiW (398 4411 Shoe Dept. Onty) Open D*iy 9:30-5:30; Frl.'bl 9 p.m. Ready's Coffee Sh 415 Eighth St. Ocean City "FASTFmNDLYSBIiVIGf Iraiktatt • Lunch • Dinner Fountain Service Featuring: Jane Logan Ice Cream LARZELERE'S GENERAL STORE SUNMES PEHMY CANDY PAPERBACKS SHELL NOVELTIES TOYS BEACH NEEDS NEW BOARDWALK LOCATIOH Mlmriwtlk TH. 399 4927 The«¥108 S26 Boardwalk, Ocean City (NextToSlmms) Try a GYRO Sandwich Deflclouilvd Ifferent i dMecttMi Our 84th Yeirop the t dwalk %m OCEANaWS FINEST SALTWATER IM»« P«mlPMtUAnP a rta
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