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PAGE 6 — SECTION ONE THE OCEAN CITY (N.J.) SENTINEL I EDGER
An Ocean City tradition
— Michael Barry Ambrosius, hine-month-old" son of
Barry Ambrosius of Philadelphia won a first prize.
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HAPPINESS IS — Stacey Lynn Beatty, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Beatty of
Wilmington, Del., won a second prize. .
AFRICAN WARRIORS -Shawn Sabharwal of Lexington, Ky., and Jimmy
Accardi Jr. of Medford teamed up to win a second prize.
Babes along the boardwalk
a la carte
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with a felephoto. lens in a this popular movie as their,
• window on the second floor of theme. On quick recollection, it
seems this is just about a
.the Music* Pier snapping away: • record.
The convertibles which carry Animals also are popular
,the parade personalities are
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some years and others not so \
becoming more; rare all themuch.
This'year only one live
' time but there always seems to animal was in the parade and
. be enough rounded up^ for. the ' that was a white Poddle who
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Baby Parade. This year 1vas.no accompanied six-month-old
exception; Among the parade Lynn Ann Delaney of Lafayette
personalities were Bruno Hill, Pa. She entered as "Little
Dalhausen. Grand Marshal;
. Robyn Scott, Miss Ocean CttyT_Bo_Peep,
Plus One of Her
Lisa Harbaugh, Miss Night In Sheep." You guessed it, the
Venice; Gay Willis. Miss Cape Poodle was her sheep. And to
May County; Tamero Truas, answer any questions, the dog
Miss Atlantic City; and others. wore a sign which read "Baa!
Queen Infanta LXVIII Elaine Baa!"
Morris and her ladies-in- One tip was sent our way
waiting rode on the City float. which reported that the LET'S TAKE AN OLD FASHIONED WALK — Little Kerry Lee Cunningham, k
Her court included Patty Lee granddaughter of the Queen of daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Cunningham of Mount Laurel, took a first prize, f.
Guckes of Huntingdon Valley, Persia was in the parade.
Pa.. Carol Ann Nostok of . Everyone who works on this
Vincentown; Sharon E. Tees of affair year after year deserves
all the credit they get.-Some of
Speaking of old cars, the
pie men who work as marshals
. Nomads of Ocean City, had two
and in other-categories add
in the parade and they were
quite a touch of class to the
real beauties. The first was a
affair in their ties and Jackets.
1917 Ford touring car and the
It can get quite uncomfortable
MOST OUTSTANDING TWINS—Michael and Matthew McVeigh, three- other was a beautiful 1937 Rolls
under that broiling sun but
month-old sons of Mr. and Mrs. William McVeigh of Kingston.
Royce. . -
these men always dress in such
a way as to dress up the whole
There are so many entries affair.
and jill can't win prizes. But
~among~those who don't there —SpeaWng-of-broiling~BUn7
are many which deserve some seems as though something
kind of note. One which got could be done to protect some of
quite, a chuckle from the those tiny babies from the hot
spectators was a grandfather sun's rays. Just a few pieces of
pushing a carriage with seven- wood with a little canvas could
week-old Kelly Marie Martin of, make a shade for them and
Philadelphia. A sign announced certainly wouldn't detract from
"At .80 Years I Got My Little their entries. Many folks do
Girl." Sounds like Kelly Marie things like this and. add
was the first female in a long parasols or some cover to
line of males.
protect the babies. It would be
so nice if all parents remem-
Each year there are several bered this tip.
' themes which are very popular. *
Over the years there have been Well, once again another'
Jaws, last year there were a lot baby parade is fii the history
using the Bicentennial theme books and a terrific Job was
and every year there are a done. by the Hanscbms,
number using familiar nursery members of the Commuters
thymes. This year Rocky takes Club and all the others who
the prize as the most popular. helped out. Until next year,
There were eight entries using Happy Days.
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CORONATION — Elaine Afonis of this city waa
crowned Queen Infanta LXVIIl at ceremonies held
on the Music Pier. Officiating are Mayor B. Thomas
Waldman and Heidi Fennimore of Worcester, Pa.,
Queen Infanta LXVII.
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I'MST ILL A SOUTH JERSEY FARM BOY — Little Eric Michael Kiefer won
a first prize making his a back-to-back prize winner as he won the Founder's
Award last year;-.-v „,-- , r > _ __. • •
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John J. Muure couple celebrate anniversary
.Mr. and Mrs. John J. Moore, They both are daily bicycle
k 1455 u We8t av - celebrated riders on-the Ocean City
^ Jieir 50th wedding anniversary boardwalk and Mrs. Moore is
~ v ' 5F c ? ntIV wth dinners at the an active member of the Ocean:
Oprbta House and at the home City High School Band
rf their daughter.; Boosters. .
j_Mr. and Mrs. Moore have They have two daughters,
-Jjeen summer residents here for Barbara and Susan, and four
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jmore. than 40 fears and have grandchildren who are
jmade their-year around home members of the Ocean City
*—c for more than 10 years. • High School Band. • .
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Time for talk about some of the latest paperback book releases.
It seems as though so many good ones are coming out that we Just
can't keep up with them but we will share a few today. ' •
Bantam is leading the August list with a super release August 17
of Leon Uris' "Trinity," the number one bestseUing novel of the
year now celebrating its 70th consecutive week on The New York
Times'bestseller list. ' ' . , . "
"Trinity" is the
saga ' of . three
families caught up in
the century-long
struggle for Ireland.
It is the product of
nearly a year of
vigorous on-location
research and two
arid a half years of
writing. Spanning
the period of Irish
history from the
Great Famine of the
1840's to the Easter
Uprising of 1916,
Uris tells the story of
Ireland's past, explains
the trouble of
the present and
gives insight into the
[ future.
! The three families
i of "Trinity".
—represen-t—tire—
political elements
that have fueled the
fires of Ireland's
troubles for three
centuries. Through
successive generations
of these
families Uris personifies
the unending
friction.between the
i political elements
and the love and,
! hatred among the
i people of a divided
! country.
Leon Uris, son of an immigrant father and a first generation
American mother, spent his boyhood in Norfolk, Va., Baltimore
and Philadelphia. At the age of 17 he Joined the Marine Corps and
hisexperiencesduring World War II inspired his first novel "Battle
Cry" which was published in 1953. Five of his eight novels have
been made into films: "Exodus,""Topaz," "QB VOT," "Battle
Cry" and "The Angry Hills," _ . ."
Another super release by Bantam which came out August 34s
"The Last Chance*: by Rona Jaffe. This is the story of four
glamorous women, caught in a world of violence and reaching out
for happiness, for love and for life itself.
"The Last Chance" was an alternate selection of Literary Gujld, •
a main selection'of the Contempo Book Club and a featured
alternateoftheDoubledayBookClub.lt
TV mini-series.
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Pyramid Publications also has a number of good titles which
have been released for summer reading. .
"Monmouth" by Charles Bracelen Flood, is a love story set
against a background of the American Revolution. It takes place
during the winter of Valley Forge while Washington's army fought
for survival. Capt. Allen McLane and some of his men are quartered
in the farmhouse of John Taylor, a pacifist. Among them are
Lt Nicholas Burk, an espionage agent, and Lt. Abijah Silsby, a
daring soldier and scout.
Taylor's daughter Susan feeds the soldiers and takes care of the
wounded. Enter the love interest when she falls in love with Lt.
SOsby. A second love story evolves around Charity Avery, a young.
widow involved in an espionage plot, and Lt. Burk.
The story builds to a climax at Monmouth which-is a turning
point in the war and a conclusion to the love affairs.
. Another summer release by Pyramid is "King Fisher Lives," by
comes upnext, but at the same time it is vulgar.
It is the story of Lewis Fisher, a radical who embarks on an
adventure of leaving civilization and attempting to survive in an
isolated Spanish valley. His .only companion is beautiful Nadia, his
lover. . v
"King Fisher lives" is a novel of survival and adventure in the
wilderness, a novel of suspense and passion that peels away the
veneer of modern life telling an unforgettable adventure story. .
A book which should be of interest to a number of people was
released by Pyramid in June. It is "The. Faith Healer" by Eve
Simson which tells the stories of faith h&alers, their lives, their
families, their healing practices, their conflicts with die public and
the medical and legal professions.
It tells of the emergence of Deliverance Evangelism and the
stories of the well-known healers, Aimee Semple McPherson,_
Kathryn Kuhlman, Roxanne Brandt, Don Stewart, Oral Roberts
and others-. It answers the questions of who they are, what they do
. and how they began their ministry. .
Hope these brief reports have evoked the interest of. the readers
and they can find some books which will appeal to them.
OCYClistsJosbidn
.' A few reservations remain Others working on the affair
for the Ocean City Yacht Clubare
Mrs.. George dean, in-
' Lunchten and Fashion Show to vitations; Mrs. William Lnf£
be presented - Tuesday. invocation; Mrs. Joseph Or-
Fashions will be by Lillian tlieb, models; Mrs. Patrick
Albus and will be modeled by 'Dalton, commentary; Patrick
".members.- j ' . '' Dalton* pianist; Ed Kavle,
: Mrs. Gordon Baer is photographer; and Mrs. CJL
.. Set in tw glamour and anonymous violence of New Vork City
honorary chairman and Mrs. Asker, reservations.
today, '.The Last Chance" is the story of one transitional year in
William Lindsay and Mrs. A.W.
the lives of four women, all good friends. Each is near the pivotal
Hopkins are co-chairmen. The Serving as models will be.
age of 40 and trying to break out of the confines of her life as it is 'wives of the commodores of Mrs. Peter Madonna, Mrs.'"
and reach for her last chance. •".•,•• • , '
yacht clubs in South. Jersey Frederick Kaiser, Mrs, Janus *
: One of them does not get the chance. She dies an unnatural,and
have been invited, : v ' . Accardi, Mrs. Paul Brogan,\
ultimely death before the year is out ' • • V • '• • •:
Mrs.. Douglas Weiland is in. Mrs. Douglas Walters, fib*:
Rona Jaffe was born and lives in New York City. She graduated
•charge of. decorations, Mrs.
from Radcliffe College and began a career in publishing as an
Robert Becotte and Mrs. James
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editor. She wrote her first successful novel,"The Best of Karabasz are'working on the
Everything" before she was 30. Since then her books have included Tombola and Mrs. Robert
"The Other Woman," "Family Secrete," "Away from Home," LeFort is heading the cheer
j"Mr. Right is Dead:" 'The Fame Game," "The Cherry in the •committee •
Martini"andachildren'sbook,'TheLast of the Wizards." •
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Ronald Unterberger, Miss '
Linda OrtUeb. Mrs. Horace
Griffith, Mrs. Frederick Rexon.
Mra/A-T. Eckenhoff and Miss
Eileen 'Morris.
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It's called
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And, lithe giiy who in ven-
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we think he'd be mighty proud
of what Puch's done with tils handiwork.
The Puch has pedals like a bicycle and a motor like your
motorboat. Which means It can whip you around town in
great style without worrying about things like being out ol
breath, or cardiac arrest. : :
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The upkeep is low. And if your ride it 1500 miles next year
your fuel bill will be about sisi
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time since this much fun made this much sense.
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