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Smith couple to b»
feted on anniversary
Mr and Mra I3avi^ Pn
Ni.,111 *. humi. in hunor ui Mr
and Mn David Pjpi. Smith, tiT
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Smith, nr Philadelphia
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bun 'uinmer M*,itur^ tu thi,
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the*, hivt b»t-n qut.^,1, at tht
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TASTING SESSION. Mrs, Juno
Rryson, Consultant Nutritionist for the
Now Jorsivv Shitt- Departim-nt of Htmlth,
(right) sm'i's Mrs, Evt'lyn Alwim 1 ,
secretary of tin- Capo May County Heart
Association, ii sample of tin 1 "low fut"
Heart Association holds
discussion on 'low-fat*
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at Christmas bazaar
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so you wouldn't spend ad your time just looking.
A whole new flald Of one. Montf Carlo by Chevrolet
For people who have come
to think of naw cars only in
terms of stereotypes, two
words of fair warning,
Monte Curio.
More than a new car, Itji a
whole new Held of one. The
first truly luxurious personal
ear even us guys who vs ork for
a !i%'inB can swing.
Keep that in mint) us you
read. Then, if you must, try
bracketing Monte Carlo •with
anything else,
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chrome buffs,
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foods siTvod at a clernnristrutioti rocftitly
in Thy lloniosti'ad. Assisting Mrs. Hryson
was M^iss Marion Olson, Cape May
County HoniD Kt'ononiist (gpnter). Staff
Photo'
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200 ASBURY AVI. DIAL 399-3193
" The Action Team "
•
WILLIAM T.
CAHILL
FOR
GOVERNOR
JAMES S. JAMES R.
CAFIERO and HURLEY
ANTHONY T.
CATANOSO
FOR STATE ASSEMBLY
FOX
FOR
SHERIFF
KENNETH A.
HOLMSTRUfl
'Crayon Talk^^bocTFTeTjew
presented Colony members
• rumi tul U Imttk irit niht r
i pri nt dIn Mr.
H |H UiiMikriiih.
I hi mxt mintini; of th,
11 r,r
i mb i nl lht ( l,
lurrlin Dtpirtmtnt will bn
inv Club
it t tin-. Mirnd iv i vi HI
N vi mb r IH lit l • JO pm in
nv in tht
la mm It mpli
tin ArL Ttntir Willum
Uumh, rth nr
rnctnth at dinner with their
famil> at thi_ Cdndltwyek Inn,
Urwn Lane, Pa,
Mr. and Mrs, Bradford were
married In Philadelphia
October 11, 1910, and lived in
Rutledge, Delaware^ County
Pa., for 35 years, Th«y then
moved hore where they resided
for 81 years. They now make
their home at 111 Central av,,
iSouderton, Pa,
..Mr. and Mrs, Bradford have
two sons, Theodore W. of
Lansdale, Pa., and Harvey D,,
Jr., of arern Ridge, pB".; 10
gr.andchilflren and four great
gr.aridchildren.
, u'BLIC CARD PARTY.
The Rosary Altar Society of
Our Lady of Good Counsel
R,L, Church will hold a public
earu party November 15 at 8
p.m. in the church hall.
Refreshments will be served.
Tickets may be obtained from
any member.
THE OCEAN CITY SiNTINiL-LBDGER
AAUW EXPLAINED, Mrs, Anne members Mrs. Emma Warren (seated),
Widerstrom (left), president of the Cape Mrs. Mildred Quay and Mrs. Carol
May Branch of the AAUW, explains Elwell.
purposes of the organization to new
Public dmfendtr
Legal Aides guest
The third regular meeting of
the Board of Directors of the
New Jersey Association of A program on Bonsai was 'hat tho Japanese and Chinese
Legal Secretaries #as held presented at the regular gardeners have been practicing
recently^ in Morriitowni-GuestiheColon^
— far centuries;
"speiSer" was Marcia R.
Oarden Department Monday Mrs. Oil) then potted and
Richman, Deputy Public
afternoon in the Arts Center. wired seedlings to demonstrate
Defender,
_ Mrs, J. L, Frederick, Mrs, S. the art of Bonsai. All three
Among the 72 attending Tajfart Stoelc and Mrs. Robert women closed the program by
were Carolyn Bailey, executive Gill related some of the answerini! questions from the
secretary of the Statij instruction they received at a audience. .
Association; Florence Baud Bonsai study they attended in Mrs, J. Alfred Benner,
governor of the local chapter: July at the (Cloth Valley chairman, conducted the
and Kathryn J, Edmunds, all of
meeting and read several
the (Jape May County Chapter,
articles on propagating eirttingi
Change of Watch ceremony
by Ocean City Yacht Club
Commodore and
Robert L. Breekenridge, of
Jenkintown, were the guests Q[
honor at the Ocean City Yacht
Club's " 70lh annual
commodore's Dinner Dance
and Roeeptian held at the
Holiday Inn in Philadelphia
Saturday night.
Vice Commodore and Mrs,
Herbert C, Johnson, of Wayne,
Pa,, together with Rear
Cemmodere and Mrs. Elmer p.
Bridge
LURAY DUPLICATE, An
individual duplicate
tournament was conducted at
the Luray bridge . ession last
Wednesday evening. Trophies
were presented Naomi
Seymour, who placed first with
79, and Frank Marlinci;, who
eam£ in soeond witii 76'/;, Also
eoming In above average were
Grace Kelly, and Edna March,
both with 7SVa, and Emily
Smith, with 72,
* * *
BOXWOOD DUPLICATE,
An average of 56 was made at
the Boxwood Duplicate Bridge
game played last Wednesday
evening. High sehores were
turned In by Josh Miles and
Jim Connoll, 6fl',4. and Mnrgu
Oartland and Ro Bosweli, SB.
Also above" average werr Rod
Bosbyshell and Joe Mailli.'M, Etl
Zorrer and' Jnne Sussman and
Mr. find Mrs. Jaek Borinttt,
WEEKEND DUPLICATE
GAME, Playoni at the Weekend
Duplicate game averaged -12,
with high score made' by Red
Bosbyghell and Jerry Horn, -17,
und second by Reuben"
Sussman and Ruth Ann
Bosbyshell, 4SW, Others
scoring above average were
Lionel Priedberg and Belle
Horkit2, Bill Haas and Jane
Sussman and Ann Marshali and
Naomi Seymour,
NEW BRYANT 393
GAS FURNACE GIVES
Look around tni you simply can't
bent Bryant's new K»3 torvaluo find
pertonnanee. Caste tern tobuy; cost
Irjts to operate, FUUy ijMU'attd heat
exchanger eaMim, ftstTPeffonse heat
exehanaer, and the "spit fire" burner
are only threp tt Bryant's fuel saving
ftmwres. Call us today.
BABL L, SHAW, JR., INC.
Honing, Roofing, Shoot MBtat Work
JSi West Aye.
Ocean City, N. J. MZS8
Phono; M
brqant
Colony gardeners briefed
on Oriental art-Bonsai
Nursery in Pennsylvania,
Mrs, Frederick defined the
art of rniniaturizinB and
the shrubs and trees
Mrs,. Cook, of Viilanova, Pa,, hosted
the event.
At this affair the nominees
for 1B70 dag officers, officers
and board of governors were
elected by the members.
An impressive ceremony
followed in the "Change of
Watch" when the commodores
of various grades accepted the
flags of their new positions.
Vice Commodore Johnson
received the commodore's flag.
Johnson is an executive with
a nationally known heavy
equipment manufacturing
corporation with an office in
Viilanova, He ,is a graduate of
the Towne School of the
University of jPeiiilsylvinia, a
member of Si, Davids and
Seavitjw Country Clubs. His
hobbies are sport fishing,
boating and golf. His wife,
Dorothy, will ussist him in his
new duties far the eoming
season. His two daughters, Mrs
Ernst Behr, of Salt Lake City,
Utah, and Mrs, Anthony j,
DiMarino, of Paulsboro, were
both active sailors al the yacht
eiub before their marriages.
Rear Commodore Cook was
elected vieo-cornmodore, and
Richard L. Parker, of
Cinnaminson, was elected
rear-commodore, Carl R.
Hafer, Abington, Pa., will serve
as il financial secretary, and A,
Theodore Eeli onhoff,
Vincentown, as recording
st.cretary. '_ rtaymond J,
TlH'riault. . Ulensido, Pa,, was
again elected treasurer.
Elected to the Btmrd tif
Governors were Jam V
Acpardi, Jr., Cherry Hill,
Chi'ster H. Derr, Wyncote, Pa,;
Robert_C. French, Ocean City:
Alan O, Mcllvoine, Ambler,
Pa.; Chnrles W, Schuck, Ocean
City; Joseph R, Sharpo, Jr.,
Ambler, Pa,; Walter W, Wagner,
Rosemont, Pa,; Alfrid W,
Hopkin, Fort Wishiiijiton, Pa.;
and Joseph J, fjinnalata,
Wynnewood, Pa.
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FOB THE APPHOVED
INSTALLATION '
OF THIS BOILER
in plastic bap. She also
reported on ' methods of
pruning and preserving shrubs
and spraying berries so they
keep their color inside the
home,
C 6 •host esses for the
aftornooon were Mrs, Paul
Yingling and Mrs, Leon
Grishaum, The nest meeting,
November 18, will feature-
William Demberth from
Stalnton's flaral department,
who will demonstrate making
of Christmas arrangements.
Deal-bid
Visitors to the weekly
sessions of the Ocean City Card
Club are pleased with the
congeniality among its playing
members arid guests.
Fellowship prevails each
Monday and Thursday evenings
at 7:30 o'clock in the Youth
Center, on Atlantic av.
between Bth and 6th sts.
Members are reminded that
the club's third annual
Hallowe'en party will be en
Monday, October 2?.
High bridge scorers for the
week included Ann Marshall,
5B10; Joe Peirstil, 6770; Madge
McCartney, 5B70; Dorothea
Seabrook, 4940; Betty
Cosgrevtj, 4780.
High pinochle scorers for the
Week were Blanche Schernock,
669; George Pluer, 8SS; AJ
Bayard, 654; Bessie Strouse,
811; Mabel Dickel, 823; Mrs,
Biundin, 620; Bob Lindsay,
618; Charles Hampp, S94;
John Sehnekjeton, 592; Matt
Hutnuiker, 592: Julia Sigel,
H87; Jules Witto, 50