Oct 1975 - On-Line Newspaper Archives of Ocean City

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WELCOME TO THIRD GRADE—Mrs. Paone (left), third grade teacher the
Primary School, welcomes Mr. and Mrs. George Rumer at the Back to School
Night last week in the Primary School. Intermediate School parents attended
their Back to School Night last evening. Counsellor Photo.
More than 265 parents attended
the Back toSchool Night
last Wednesday at the Primary
School.
Mrs. Matthew Unsworth,
PTA president, introduced the
PTA executive board and
committee and Berwyn
Hughes, school principal, introduced
the Primary School
265 parents back to school
staff and faculty. Following this
parents visited the classrooms
of their children and spoke with
the teachers who explained
what is planned for the year.
All parents were reminded to
save Campbell soup labels
which are being used to obtain
equipment for the school. They
may be sent to school with the
SCOUTING COMMITTEE — Among those attending
the Camden Diocesan Catholic Committee on
Scouting meeting recently were (1 to r) Ray Hollinger
of this city; Rev. Peter Finnerty of Somers Point,
Atlantic County Area Director; Ray Fasy, Jr.,
Atlantic City; and Rev, Albert E. Harshaw, Camden,
Diocesan Scout chaplain. .
Award program aired for Scouts
Religious awards for both
Boy and Girl Scouts were explained
at a meeting of the
Diocesan Catholic Committee
on Scouting for the Camden
Diocese held last Thursday at
the CYO Center in Blackwood.
Serving on the committee from
this city is Raymond J.
Hollinger of 121 Central av.
The new approved religious
emblem program for Brownies
was explained. This is called
Filiae Dei and is the first of its
kind in the nation. The adult
awards of Pelican and St.
George also were outlined in
detail.
A Board of Review for the
Boy Scout awards of Parvuli
Dei, Ad Altare Dei and Pope
Pius XII was arranged. Final
plans were made for the
Diocesan Scout Camporee-
Retreat Program for both Boy
and Girl Scouts. This will take
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children or taken personally to
the school office. All residents
are invited to participate in this
project by saving the Campbell
soup labels.
Announcement was made of
the Kindergarten Tea to be
given October 6 from 1:30 to
2:45 p.m. at the Primary
School. All Kindergarten
parents are invited.
Back to School Night also was
held last evening at the Intermediate
School. Lyle
Alverson, school principal, took
care of the introductions.
MIT FRESHMEN .
Two students from this area
are among the 1,154 freshmen
beginning their first semester •
at the Massachusetts Institute
of Technology this month. ,
Admitted with the Class of 1979
which is the largest in M.I.T.'s
history are Peter M. Jansson,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank R.
Jansson, 164 E."-Atlantic blvd..
Ocean City, and Seung J. Lee,
son of Dr. and Mrs. Hyop Y.
Lee, 23 Crestview dr., Somers
Point. Jansson was third in the
June graduat'ng class of Ocean
City High Sphool. Lee was
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TODAY (Thursday)
Somers Point Marine Unit
meeting; 7:30 p.m., in
Gregory's.
% Somers Point Jaycees
meeting, 8 p.m.,- in tfje
clubhouse, 415 Bethel rd.
Clark-Eliason. Post 352
American Legion meeting, 8:30
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TOMORROW (Friday)
RickTahtum benefit concert,
8 p.m., in Platt's Penthouse,
MacArthur blvd., featuring The
• JarJobs Brothers and the Truth
Singers.
Chapter 69 OES meeting, 8
p.m., In the Masonic Temple,
Shore rd., Linwood.
Mainland Coming Events
Somers Point Chapter
Alcoholics Anonymous
meeting, 8 p.m., in the Christ
Episcopal Parish Hall.
SUNDAY .
Band Competition sponsored
by Mainland Regional High
School Mustangs, 2 p.m., in the
high school field.
Linwood Chapter Alcoholics
Anonymous meeting, 2 p.m., in
Seaview BaptisJ. Church.
MONDAY /
. Grace'Lutheran Men's Club
dinner meeting, 6:30 p.m. .
Atlantic County Historical
lecture on New Jersey's
Revolutionary War Houses,
8:15 p.m., in the librarymuseum,
907 Shore rd., Somer3
Charter group candidate
Soroptimist Club speaker
Gordon Berkstresser, a wanted to know if a change
candidate for the Charter Study would change some things that
Commission, was guest they feel should never change.
speaker at the program It was brought to everyone's
meeting of the Soroptimist Club attention that a new charter
last Thursday in Harry's Inn. does away with the current
( «Mr. Berkstresser, an charter and the things residents
associate professor of feel should not be changed
Marketing at Stockton College, would have to be incorporated
moved to Ocean City five years into the new charter.
ago. He feels the city has not The Soroptimist Club would
looked at itself objectively and like all the citizens of Ocean
that a charter study should be City to remember when they
made. He also feels there is a vote on November 4 that
need for people services of whether they vote Yes or No for
people, in some areas. the charter study, they still
If a charter study is approved must select five members of the
the commission must meet with commission.
the three commissioners to The club also urges residents
work up a budget. The men on to get out and listen to the
the charter study commission candidates for the commission.
There is a lot involved
receive no salary. However,
they will need a budget of a few to a charter study and men with
thousand dollars to cover legal qualifications for a study of this
. costs, computing, data cost, sort should be selected.
travel cost, etc.
Mr. Berkstresser feels
something could be worked out Cape Toastmasters
with the State of NevOeriey-fa-—x
computing the data at a fee.
The commission would have
nine months to operate in and
must give a report and
recommendation to change or
not to change the current
charter.
Public hearings must be held
and each citizen must be heard
with the commission setting up
the date and time of hearings.
Private hearings are optional
but he does not approve of
them.
Some of the women present
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CHRISTENING
. Michelle Marie Wanek, threemonth-old
daughter of Paul and
Janice Wahek of Petersburg
was christened Sunday, September
21, at Wesley United
Methodist Church in Petersburg.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Cossoboone Jr. of Petersburg
are godparents. Michelle is the
granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Marvin Tucker of this city and
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Crelier of
Collingswood. A reception
followed at the firehouse in
Tuckahoe.
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Somers Point Rescue Squad
meeting, 8 p.m.
Junior League Chapter.
Auxiliary to Shore Memorial
Hospital meeting, 8:30 p.m.
Soriiers Point Chapter
Alcoholics Anonymous
meeting, 8 p.m., in Christ
Episcopal Parish Hall.
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VF3V meeting, 8 p.m.
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Association meeting. 830 p m..
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Knights of Columbus
meeting, .8:30 p.m., in St.
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meeting. 8 "p.m.
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Our Lady of Sorrows Church
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TUESDAY