Sep 1973 - On-Line Newspaper Archives of Ocean City

PA6I 2 -SICTIQN ONEFrom the PR officePicture this in your mindby Mark Soiferpublic relations directorAt this moment, I am lookingat a list of names (numberedfrom one to IB) of criftsmenwhom I have never met. Forinstance, number 11 ii BillBraxton, a blacksmith fromWilliamiburg, Va., who willmhibit at our first annualQ-afts Festival during the n§JCttwo weekends on the MuiicHer.Instinctively, I try to pictureui my mind what Bill looks like.In my mind's eyi, Bill is sixfeettwo, powerfully muscled,iports a long, 'handlebarmoustache, and can bend nailsbetween his fingers He is goodnatured but don't aggravateBill, especially when he has hishamrnir lifted overhead.Now let's go further on downthe list until we come to thename of Dorma Hedrick.Dorma makes flowers out ofused aluminum press platesfrom newspapers and printing*ops. Now what would aperson whose pastime is thatunusual look like?Well, 1 can picture her perfectly.I'm sure that whin wevisit the Crafts Festival (you'regoing to be there aren't you?)m will find that Dorma is apetite, attractive young ladywith a winning personality. Shewuld have to have a winningpersonality to talk printers intogiving her the aluminum plates(that's expensive material),I can picture Dorma dressedin blue jeans with a blousesmudged by newspaper ink.Her aluminum flowers willdink happily together at theexhibit table in the Music Pieras visitors admire their uniquebeauty,Okay, now let's play thegame together. I'm going togive you the name and craft ofan exhibitor and let's bothguess what she looks like.Ready? Here goes. Hie nameii Helen Batts and shespecializes in driftwood art,(Okay, take your time andthink this out. There's no rush,I'm not going anywhere.)Had enough time? Good.Apin, I can see the imageperfectly. First of all, Helen has-•-nose and head cold Youwould, too, if you sloshed•round the beach in all kinds ofweather looking for driftwood.£he will omne to the jtstivaldressed iuWa boot%jJ»imfi rain hatj*e WfcalSher life preserver withier asshe can't swim and takes It•long whenever she hunts fordriftwood in the event that the*ould be caught in a tidalwave.Other than mat, I perceiveher to be a perfectly normalyoung woman, very talented,who will be exhibiting with herpartner named Ann Reef, (Shereally does have a partnernamed Ann Reef- what morenatural name for a driftwoodwlleetor?)So that you will havesomething to do between nowand show time, I'll list a fewmore names. Think about themand then see if the exhibitorsare as you imagined them whenyou come to the festival.There is Alma Kitchen, metalwork- Pauline , Venable,leatherwork; Paul Moschak,decoy carver; Ben Segal (norelation to JonathanFESTIVAL BOUND -fhis "Panda Bear inasikers" is on its wayto Ocean City's FirstAnnual Crafts Festivalwhich begins thisweekend on the MusicHer. It is th§ creation ofSielia Dronamraju, whospecializes in ''threadart,"Livingston), antique crafts, andSjelia Dronamraju, who paintswith thread.Mrs, Dronamraju createsunusual works, one of herfavorites being a Panda Bear insneakerfi, I have asked thisnewspaper to print a photo ofthe besneakered Panda so thatyou will know 1 haven't goneBatts (Helen Batts that is).Well, I've just aboutexhausted the list of names andprobably your patience, too.The Festival will be open from 1p.m. until 10 p.m. on Friday and10 a.m. until 10 p.m. onSaturday,BIKE WEEKEND, Okay,now picture yourself pedalingthe length of Ocean City on aspecial bicycle path theUltressa'*Turn o' Turtle,Paisley Pantopweekend of September 29,When I picture myself doingthis, I feel pretty tired but Iknow that you are in betterphysical condition than I am.Anyway, the rotate will includethe boardwalk to 23rd St.,down Wesley av. to 29th St., 29thst, to West av. and over West toMh and back.There will be a bike path, butlido's will have to obey allregular rules of bike and autosafety and should remember totook out for the other guy.The Crafti Show will still beon that weekend. So you cantake a long ride and then pedalback to the Festival to seewhat's cooking...probably willbe some douRh art. Ves, therewill be an exhibit of formssculptured from dough and thenWWrMystery-of-thfNilb prirWiriJofi,iiliyjdbl^Jit^^tover pants this season, Emyc$re 100% texturizeaPatron* polyester in sizes 8 to 18,THE OMAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGERBaKea in me oven.If you don't believe me, askHelen Batts, or Ann Reef, orespecially Alma Kitchen,Vita Saver100% QUALITY STAINLESS STEELSTEAMERBETTER HEALTH'-STIMED frith vtgttablesand fish art delicioui and natural tatting. STEAMINGhalpt maintain a balanced diet by retraining Vitamint and Mineral*.Blue MondayMonday is u terrible wnyto spend one-seventh ofyour life.-Keeord. 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Imperial CorporaUonin Philadelphia. ntipatrick, of New York, andCalifornia, Mrs. James A,A native of Downlngtown, Mss Victoria Hayes, ofPa., he formerly lived in Atlantic Cfty,Qementon and had made bis Mass of Christian Burial washone here for three and one-, celebrated last Saturday at St.half yean. He was a metnber of Qenevieve'g Church mLodge 456 F and AM ofPhiladelphia aid of the UAW.Surviving are his wife, HelenU; three sons, Robert Bruce,Jr., of Hatfleld, Pa., Edmund,of Long Beach, Calif,, and FredM-, of Bradentwi, Fla.; fourdaughters, Mrs, Helen L.Davis, of Audubon, Mrs,Justine L. Busdi, of Himnemede,Mrs, WllhelmlnaOenaid, of Somerdale, andMrs. Linda G. Callahan, ofParlin; one brother, Lee A., ofthis city; one sister, Mrt,Margaret R, Burger, ofChestnut Hill, Pa.; and 11TNI OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGERFMadelpSurviving are hi* wife, thefarmer Lucille Berroth.-, twosons, Louis J. Jr., of Ambler,Flourtown. Interment was atHoly Sepulchre cemetery.Mary P. RiceShe was a member of theRetired Teachers Associationgrandchildren.of New Jersey,the Sea Isle PTAServices will be held todayand the Sea Isle City United(Thursday) at 2 p.m. at theMethodist Church,Godfrey Funeral Home, SOBSurviving is one, sister, Mrs.Central av. Interment will be atSeaside Cemetery, Palermo,Masonic services wereconducted last night by Lodge171 F and AM of this city.Betty [, RichMrt, Betty E. Rich, of S72SWesley av,, died Friday inSJiore Memorial Hospitalfollowing a lengthy illness. Shewas 54.Mn. Rich, the farmer BettyKing, was a native ofPhiladelphia and had made herhome here far four yean.Surviving are her husband,John G. Sr.; one son, John, Jr.,of Linden wold; threedaughters, Judith, Helen andSuzanne, all of this city; andher mother, Mrs, Myrtle C,King, of Atlantic City.A manorial service was heldTuesday afternoon In the FirstUnited MethodUt Church withfoe Rev, Howard Adams ofdelating.Interment was at theconvenience of the family,It is requested in lieu oflowers donations be made tofoe Cape May County RescueSquad or the American Cancergmeatt were by HieOodfrey Funml Borne,Loflis j, HayesLouis J. Hayes, of Flourtown,Pa-, and 3613 Central av., this;, n.r, Hayes had been a wsdTmerchant with Breeht-Hayetand H. * B. Wool Company for50 yean until his retirement inim.He was graduated fromNortheast High School inPhiladelphia with the daw of1913 MM attended MuhlenbergCollege. He played professionalbotball with foe old FrankfordYellow Jackets and theManUkn Ohio Bulldogs.Mr, Hayes was an activemember of the Yacht Club andof Henry H. Houston Post 3American Legion ofSEA ISLE OTY - Mr*Mary P, Rice, a retired schoolteacher, died Wednesday, Shewas W.Mn, Rice had been a longtime resident of Sea fUe City.She was born in Camden andhad taught in the local schoolstor M yean.Mae Palmer, of Somers Point.Services were held Saturdayfollowed by interment at CapeMay Court House MethodistCemetery.Gertrude S. DePuyMn. Gertrude S. DePuy (neeStevenson), of Mil Bay av,,died Friday at the LuiwoodConvalescent Center, She wasra,Mrs, DePuy was formerlyfrom CollingBwood and hadbeen a local resident for 11years.Surviving are her husband,John K., two daughters, Mrs,Alice Pelo and Mn. Jean,Fensterinacher, both ofGbUingswMd; and five grandchildren.Services were held inCbllingswood with interment atHarleigh Cemetery.Rudolph I. SegletesSOMERS POINT - RudolphE. Segletes, of 35 Brighton av.,died suddenly Sunday In ShoreMemorial Hospital, He was 50,Mr, Segletes was born inPhiladelphia and had been aSomers Point resident tor 80years. Ha was a member ofClark-Eltason Post 352American Legion of this city.Surviving are hisEleanor $„ and oneOane,Sifiervioe* willunday) at fl ..raminas Funeral Home, 3339E. Allegheny av., Philadelphia,Interment will be at the GeorgeWashington MemorialCemetery in MontgomeryCounty, Pa, Localarrangements were by by theGodfrey Funeral Home.Ann L. FollariSOMERS POINT • Mn. AnnaL. Follari, of 200 w. New Jeneyav,, died Sunday at Our Lady'sResidence in PleasantyiUe, Shewas 73, a native of Philadelphiaand a local resident for twoyears.Surviving wre her husband,Joseph; five sisters, CatherineStesi, of Philadelphia, LillianRouillot, of Newark, Del,,Theresa Hadad, of Detroit,Mch., Vera Vitullo, ofPhiladelphia, and Rita List a, ofPhiladelphia; three brothers,John Usta, of Margate, andJoseph and Angelo Usta, bothof Philadelphia.Mass of the Resurrection isbeing hdd today (Thursday) atW am. in St. Joseph's Church,George F. BertrandGeorge F. Btrtrand, of miWest av,, died Sunday at ShoreManorial Hospital, He was 78.Mr. Bertrand was born inNew York City and had been alocal resident for five years. Hewas owner of the Oeorge F,Bertrand Sale* Engineer Co, ofVUlanova. Pa.A registered professionalengineer in the state of Pem.sylvania, he was a member ofthe Rev. Dr. John T. SheehanGeneral Assembly FourthDegree KnlghU of Columbusand the local Knight* ofColumbus council. He also wasa member of Fergu»on-FoglioPost 6650 VFW, me Ocean fityFishing Club and the LeisureQub of Our Lady of GoodCounsel Church, all of mis city.Surviving are bis wife,Marion; two daughters, Mn,Virgin|a Mltnick, of ViUanova,Pa,, and Mrs, Marie Crone, ofCazenovia, N.Y,; one brother,JMwin J, Conway, of VirginiaBeach, Va'.- and eight grandchildren.Mass of the Resurrection washeld Tuesday at Our Lady ofGood Counsel R.C. Church,Burial was atCalvaryCemetery, West Conshobockn,Pa. Arrangements were by theWunberg Funeral Home.William R. Erskine, irUNWOOD — WUItam RobertErskine, Jr., of 115 Store rd.,died at his home Sunday, HeVMS 60.Looking forNo. 1?•LACESTOGO —Atlantic Avenue between5th and 6th StreetsorThe Southeast Corner of8th Street and Wesley AvenueOF OCEAN CITY&uth Jersey's Most Modern Pharmacy8th St. and Weifcy Ave. Dial 39V 5555—FREE DELIVERY—f-WE ARE OPEN, , . this WeekendSATURDAY TIL 10 P.M.SUNDAY 10 A.M. TO 8 P.M.ONE WEEK ONLYSALE $12.97*9 600Comfortable Walking ShoesStand up to your busiest days in easywalking shoes from Options, They'reso soft, so wearable. Always look-Ing neat and trim wherever you go,Pleasingly priced for aworking budget.incline No. 2 Black andNavy LeatherBumrflyBlack/Orey/Rusf CombinationTwo Tone Brown/RustCombinationBoth in Suede withMatching Handbag( s 19.00)Mr. ErtUne bad lived in tnharea all hi* life and waspresident or Atlantic CityDisplay Studio. Be attendedTemple Univentty School ofFine Arts and was coowner oftockloo Motor tan in CapeMay, He was an artU and haddesigned floats tor mm IflssAmerica Pageants, Chriftnuudisplays and had createdAtlantic Clw'i centennialfestival insignia,Survlvow include hi* wife,1O0