Sep 1973 - On-Line Newspaper Archives of Ocean City

PAOf £ - SECTION ONE THE OCtAN CITY StNTINELLEDGIRMowbray-Jacobs wedding in the Methodist ChurchMisi EJtborah Jean Mowbrayand Frederick A. Jacobs, bothrf this city, were marriedAugust 18 In the First UnittdMethodiit Church at a 4:30 p.m.aremony, The Rev, CharlesVWIcock, paitor officiated.Soloist waj Mertini Johnsand organist wai WilliamGoetze. Selections included"Ailelujah", "The Lord 1 !Prayer", "How Do I LoveThee" and others.The bride is the daughter of•Mr., and Mrs. Edward A,Mowbray, Jr., of 329 Ocean rd.The bridegroom is the ion ofMr. and Mrs Bruce C. Weeber,d 912 2nd st.Mrs, Ronald DeLanzo, of thiscity, was matron of honor, andserving as bridegmaids wereHit Misses Deniae Boecelli, JanLawrence and Susan Mowbray,ttster of the bride, of this city.Mis Margarit Weeber, ofFottstown, Pa,, and this city.was junior bridesmaid.David C, Jacob, of Pottstown,and this city, wai best man forhis brother. Ushers were Drewp. Jacob, of Pottstown and thiscity brother of the p-oom;Da a E, Fritchey, ofHarnsburg, Pa,, and CharltiJurman, of this city, David Erbwas junior usher.Given in marriage by herfather, the bride, was attired ina gown of ivory organza lacestyled with Gibson sleeves, hignneckline and chapel train. Herfingertip illusion vail drapedfrom a beaded Juliet cap andshe carried a cascade ofcreamy rosebuds and carnationswith tiny apricotcymbidium orchids and I ouchesof blue baby breath,The bridal attendants worefloral organza print gowns ofmisty blue, white, and apricot?on ivory background. Theycarried old faihioned bouquetsThe Gull's NestDistinctive Nautical Gifts and CardsOriginal Color Photographsof Ocean City byAnne Marie LearyOpen All YearPalmer Center 1610 Haven Ave. Dial3fB-iWOpen Dally 9i,m.-Sp.m, Wed, & Friday Ba.m.-S^m,Anne Marie Leary, Prop.END-OF-SEASONHOUSECLEANINGFORSUMMER HOMES • APARTMENTSand RENTAL UNITSI Top . to • Bottom jobDone by Year • RoundI Resident During Sept,•» • «Arrangements Can BelMadetoDoWorkAfter|You Have Left.: 823-3649a creamy carnations, flamecolored rosebuds, baby breathand trailing apricot ribbona.Their head pieces were floralaissoentB of the jame flower*.For her daughter's weddingMrs. Mowbray chose a longwhite crocheted gown withcocoa lining and a corsage ofMrs, Frederick ArJaeobslavender glamalias. For tinoccasion Mrs. Weeber selecteda Grecian styled apricot Jerseygown with a white orchidcorsage.Following a reception at th*Buena Vista Country Club thecouple left ^n a wedding tripthrough coastal (lew England.They will make their horn* toVineland. Ftor her going awayoutfit the bride chose a navyskirt and jacket outfit with aj l red top.navy ac-CLASSIFIED ADSBRING RESULTSGood DesignersAren tCheap.CheapDesignersAren't Good!FOR EXCELLENCEIN DESIGN, SERVICE and QUALITYVISIT or CALLSPINNINGWHEELFLORIST888 Afbury AvtmitDM 388-1167CHARGEACCOUNTSINVITEDcassorieg and a white carnationcoreafe.The bride it a senior at theUniversity of Delaware, Thebridegroom is a 1969 graduateof Ursinus College and 1872 ofCornell Law School, He isassociated with Upman, Antonelli,Batt and Dunlap inWneland,mI!•m •i:¥*•**>mmmm¥SS:§1 cOCEAN CITY DUPLICATE— An average of 63 wai madiat the novice game playedThursday evening North-Southplayers coming in aboveaverage were Buddie Thomasand partner, 73; Mills Thompsonand Ollie Mahoney, 69%;Betty Wallace and partner, 68,and Celeste Bahn and JimNatusi, Wk,In the East-West sectionthose scoring above averagewere Mr, md Mr*. MarvinConk, 78Mi; M«ry Praveia andBeth Gardiner, IBVil llMnorHoward and Fran Johnson, 64,and Rose Capita and HelmJames, 63%.At Prlday'i op«n gameavtrage was M, In tht North-South group John Green andJane Sussman ware first with». They vwt followed by Jfr.and Mrs- Alfred Come, 9t%;Laurel Mowbray and Art Levin,«l'/i, Muriel McCort andGertrud* Stout, SB, and MildredLouis and Fran Seidman, 88.In the Bast-West MctlonSchool 1Suppliesfront • • •Rightt OnTargetl i tECKERT'SNEWS CENTERA CompleteSelection ofGreeting Cards . ,All New WhaatonCandles1224 Asbuiy *«.OCEAN CITY, N,J,7:30 A.M. 11 P.M., DA1YAdele Kelly and Peg Smith tookhonors with • 109, Runneriupwere Mr, and Mrs. RichardHardenberg, R7; Mr. and Mrs.George DraUin, m%, and FranJohnson and Eleanor Howard,85;Tuesday's game produced anaverage of B with top honontaken by Dr. and Mrs. GwrgeFtohl tied with Bill Haas andJim Cornell all scoring «. Alioabove average were RobertaMendelsohn and Joe Simon, 46;Grace Kelly and GeorgeDraisin, «, •«! A * ron slmonand Bldyn Stewart, 43.Ocean City Duplicate Bridgegames are played everyMonday at 12:30, Tuesday,Thursday and Friday at8 ip.m.m the Bridge Center, Mi Westav,YACHT CLUB DUPLICATl-Averages of 84 both wayiwue made at the Yacht ClubDuplicate Bridge game playedTuesday evening. Walt andEdna Daniels were high in theTHURSDAY, SIPTIMBIB *,DIE'S GARDEN MARKETLARGE WHITEPOTATOES N Ib. bagNorth-South section with 1O9V4Also above average were Kayand Matt Hutmaier, 94; Dot«nd John Bunting, «S%, andPeg Bellwoar and Elsie Nealism.In the lattWwt section athree-way tie for first placewith M developed betweenLloyd Elliott and Al BerdowEd Baehr and Florence Hansonand Harry Bellwotr and HarryNMlii, Alto itave averagewm Betty and Al Stano, 91'iLARGE HEADSLITTUOIWATERMELONS . , each 79 CIDE BOX MELONS . 3 for T °OPEN 8 A.M. to i P.M.7 DAYS A WEEKNIII Road (Route 1) and Hislrihur 1M ? Sinn Pofnf^THANKS v26 MILLIONIT'S OUR 2nd BIRTHDAY ... a time to quiitly say"Thank You" for your encouragemtnt and assistanceduring thtse two exciting years. Thanks to you, CoastalState Bank is th§ fastest growing state bank in thehistory of New jersey.YOU HAVE SEEN that "People Who Care" ii notan empty phrase at Coastal. W§ pledge continuedefforts to find new ways to expand our service toyou, our valued customers.Thanks Apin,PIOPLiBANK WHO CARE^i^v-rrnfiiiiiliL/Jt"Ninth St. at Ctntnl Avt. • Oc«an City398-2000ilk. Hrs. Pit, at Noah's Rd -646-118834t h St. lit Simpson Ave. • nl-^iCity"3982000.("•fTHURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1973 THE OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER 6NBNil Ysur CarlChristian WomenC.IIAdT.k.r3ff.S41ischedule luncheon•••Ask forQualityColorProcessing W Nby Kodakat SENIOR STUDIO838 Asbury Ave.| f Your film can only ^L ka processed enealGala Christmasparty on aSeptember dayJingli Bells and MtrryQirittmas may to the lastthings most people are thinkingof right now but not io withGloria Giordano, of SMI Centralav., who climaxed thisseason with a Christmas partySaturdiy afternoon.Miss Giordano planned theaffair in detail including •decorated tr«e, Christmaslights, gifts and even a visitfrom Santa Claus. About, 50relatives and friends enjoyedthe event.Miss Giordano resides InCherry Hill and has been asummer resident here for aboutS years, ae taaehei firstgrade in Haddon Heights,SCHOOL'S OPENUse Your Eyes,Save Our "Pupils"Eugene W. PashleyAgency, Inc.Short Road, Marmora Phone 399-3344TheDutch Oven Bakery |(BY IK LEUSOiU FMV «EI) •4009 Will tnmu Tttoptom 391-2242 •Ask About OurOCEAN CITY SPICIAL. It's a greatbuy...freezes well,..and will serve eight.BUTTER BITTER IS BETTER BITTERFULL umn OF fflifBEST BAKED GOODSAMPUI FREi PARKIN©OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK, 7 A.M. TO 10 P.M.I I I I1AND A MERRY CHRISTMAS TO ALHSome offte guests at the Christmas Party Saturday eveningheld at 3545 Cental av. have their pictiffe taken withfce star of the show, Santa Clause Left to right areGloria Giordano, hostess; lisa Marco, Santa (RonGiordano) and his friend, Fritz; and Linda Giordano.Senior Fhoto.Federated Clubs seekfends for Art Center100% SOLID STATE MODULAR COLOR TVMODEL MA till MiThe New Jeney StateFederation of Women'i dubs isin the final of a two-year projectrf giving il-million to Doug assallege for an Arts Center, Todo this they have asked eachmembet club to pledge $1 permember each year,Mri, James Miller and Mr«.Thomas Phelan are eodiairmenof the project for thettlony Oub. As an initialproject this year to raise ttieirplrtie, they have arranged foran Amusement Afternoon.Through the kindness of RoyGillian hall the proceeds from-- rOte»- atS W