Sep 1970 - On-Line Newspaper Archives of Ocean City

PAGE 6 — SECTION ONI THE OCEAN CITY SINTINfLLIDOIR
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view Auxiliary
M F " tlval
The Woman's Auxiliary of
the Ocean View Lutheran
Home will sponsor the Annual
Fall Festival Saturday from 10
II.m. to I p m on the urouiidi,
uf the hum,., Ki.iiti. 0 Ocean
View
Bazaar, handmiidi 1 articles.
Craft*. novelties. homemade
jams, jellies, pickles iind cakes.
fresh produce and many other
items will be for sale Foods of
all kinds for take oui
luncheon* also will be served
(•ami's will provide fun for
nil and spec nil lies for tri-nat!"^
and kiddies will be sel up in
the rear of the horn" ijr,*iiruU
The public it invileri
)
Community Theatre lists
thriller Wait Until Dark'
NOHTHFIKl.t) A casi .if
player* has been -riccied l.ii
Athinlic Coinniuni!\ Thrahr >
first produclinn ol ihi. lilTi) 7 1
season ihe Ihrilli" W.Ml nil i!
Dark The riin-IMiir !« Cli.nle.
Davis of Ocean Clt', He will be
assisted hv Hi'Hy Shi'rinan with
production i!m!i : lv.i,l
Hock erman
The sht.w will run l.ii ,i\
Sepu>m l 2 I.
I
p rn Then' .t
Sunday malm,
and OcI,,|,e.
F o r a l l y o u r . . . .
CAR CARE NEEDS
OPiN
24
HOURS
WIIKENOS ONLY
STOP IN AT .
/'« LUV1
1 AUTOSJ
WALT'S^ATLANTIC
"SUMER RED BALL SIRViCf"
is ill hi' li
?TH ST. & BAY AVI. DIAL 399-9709
SP£CM/S
"MILL" STORM WINDOWS
!E7V3PNS 5 for $80.00
TRIPLE TRACK
•ELF STOWNB
Storm Windows
5 for $88.75
"WHITE" STORM WINDOWS
TRIPLI TRAM e e
MUf STOBINO 3 ror
GLASS and SCREEN REPAIRS
$59.95 $69.95 $69.95 $69.95 $79.95
All Prices Ate Completely Installed
REPLACEMENT WINDOWS—JALOUSIES
SHUTTERS — AWNING WINDOWS
SCREENS — AWNINGS — DOOR HOODS
DIAL 399-1241 FOR FREE ESTIMATE and
HOME DEMONSTRATION
Baker's Aluminum Products
1248 Weit Av#, Ocean City
A
Welcome Robert. If
Mr iind Mrs Rtiherl L
Hiilmen, of 2H Rvcin ,iv .
Pleiifeintvilii^ are Receiving
eiinjrfiitu laE!fin?4 fin the hirth of
3 snn August 19 in Shnre
Memoriai HospiUil He ^Pighed
eijlhi pr.iinds, six fiiincps :ind
hii> been narnpd Robert. Jr
Mrs. Hfilmes is the daughter of
Mrs Jean Peterson, o!
NorthTield and the late Stanley
Mason Mr Holmps is the son
of Mrs Mildred K Holrnfs and
the lilte Loren D Holmis,
formerly of this city He
altenderi Ocean City High
School and sprved as a Irjcal
lifppJafd for two years,
Williams :
Jewelers
"Next to the Bank"
811 Asbury Avenue
DIAL 39?-*07|
• Wedding Oifte
• Anniversary Gifts
• Brand Name Watches
• Watch Bands
AUTHORIZED DEALER
ART CARVED
DIAMOND RINGS
ENGRAVING DONE
ON THE PREMSES
>»»•••••••••••
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GUESTS AND IIOSTKSS Mrs. .John
Kelly (spati'd on tin 1 on-Mail i.-ihli-) visits
with Bomp of thi- 33 fri'shmtMi mirfinji
students of the \Indu-al f'olli'fjc nf
PpnnsvK aniii f, .r IHf t rnHif muni .ill .Inv
Township
coming events
Today (1 hii f^H
AmiVlc.m
Turli«h.»-
AuxMi;ir>. H p m
Bos Seoul Ire
9pm , Turkiihi Hull
Monday
U p p e
Committee
Hall
Tuckaho
p rn
p rn
T 11 wmhip
^ p m . Township
Fire Ciimpjinv. X
Board cif Adjustment. >
p m , Township Hall
* • •
Uppi'r Township R(«J!ii
Squad Auxiliar) , 7 ,10 p ri*
* * *
TTupsday-
Bonrd of Educatior X p m
piemen tan,- schuol
* * *
Marm*>ra VoluntfiT Fin
Company, 8 p.m
*" • *
Wedni'sclay
Vptorans of Furi ! ien War» ,i
p.m , Posl Htimi-
Deal-bid
Charles Mampp. with BL1
poinls, [Dpppd thi' pinochliplayers
at thr Monday i-vt-nmisession
of ihp Clcfan City Cam
Club ut thi' Yiiiilh Cpntir, fill,
st. and Atlantic av
Other high sciinrs wnc Ma,
Clerk, POl, Anna Orfanell,
59.1, Louis SI«CI. SH6, Elin..i
Fulfnrd. ii7tJ, Marimi.'
Pptprson, S8", Ales OrfiinnHli
6B8, Betty Moss, ;,fiS, Bud
Oerbpr, 554, .Jim Spratt, 5fi 1
D. A, Crunow, Bil , Freda
Hampp, S40; Ida Dptro, 5;i7,
Oporge Clark, 336, Mrs D A
0 runow, fil 7 . Emma
Kuntamari, BIT. Alyce Nerkn.
516, Ann McC'listi'r, 515.
Nessie McLean, 50M and Elsie
Moriey, 507.
Nan Monihan led the bridge
players with 4650 points. Other
high bridge scurers were Eti
Baehr, 4330, Jack Smith
4320; Charjes McCartney.
4120; Lois C-'iod. 4000 aiitl
Sharp Chandler j7"0
Membfrs phmninpi to attend
the annual club picnic on
Saturday, September HI .it
Somers Point, are urijeci to
make reservations next
Monday Club President Louis
SifJel, Sr., appointi'd Mrs. Elsie
Moriey to handle the Club's
publicity. Items of interest to
the member*. should be
referred to her
Need a Helper?
Call Ad Tiker
399.5411
Ocean City pii mi Thn
Bfirbiira C'lark. finnii-
Hommin({t(in and an umrii-nt
thi' fon'grounfi
Colony planning a boat cruise
prl m
THE MALE AND FEMALE VERSIONS • Albert
Beat tic joins Yvonne Steenburgh at thf ail-day picnic
(jivi-n nursing students by Mrs, John Kelly* at her
hcai hfroiif home, 26th st, and Weslpy av, Mr. Brat tio
Kin- thi> only niaJi' nurse in attendanep. Senior Photos,
rhe ,Sm-i,,l Committei' oi the
('•ihiiiy (luh h:i> announced its
fir-l .-I..M1I of III.- new eiub
>I'.-M- ,1 b.iiil cruise The affair is
•chi'iluhH for Saiurdiiy,
Soptemlirr 26 aboard the Capi
(iihersori The boal will leave
I rum the duct at jlj Levie la.
•II 7 ,1(i p m and return
.ippjoxiniiiiclv I I p m
Tin 1 prouram includes a late
evi-nini; picnic aboard and
music lor dnneini! on the upper
riixk The cruise trip will be
.III.IIM ill.- Inliiiifl WnterWiiy
This is op,n to members
•"ily and !•> limited to 72
r.-.,rr\ m i.,n.s Dciidline for
r.,eri,ilion« is September 21
Claisified Adi Bring Ro.ult.
Going to
The
Bahamas
Ask the Gal
teho'a been there ,,
.Gertrude Lazar
TRAVIL AGINCY,
INC,
348-118«U 348.1180
11 S. Tennenee Ave,
Atlantic City
for ngtfxfm Comfoff
WE CHECK UP ON
YOUR SAFETY .,.
Our experts check your
oil burner thoroughly,
to insure you safe warmth
in winter.
MILTON HAGERTHEY OIL CO.
2106 New Road (Route 9) Lin wood, N. J.
• • DIAL 927-4122 • *
— Am CONDITIONING
They may be marie hy c
Mrs Warren North
399-4437 Ram date w. II be
Sunday, September 27
THURSDAY, 5EPTBMBIR 10, 1970
WESTERN AUTO
SIS NiW J?OAD
SOMERS POINT,
DIAL 927^464
NiW JfRSiY ,
# STORE HOURS *
MON and SAT 8 to 6
TUES-. WED., THURS. and FR1 8 to 9
OPEN SUNDAYS 9 to 1
Doctors' Praieriptiani
Aceurattly Fill#d
!o give !he kind o 1 Tiai
'r-y.zi necessary for chool shoes
921 Asbury Avenue
TRAINID PIRSONNIL TO
INSURE PROPER FITTING
OPEN FRIIJAVS UNTIL 9 PM
SHOE
STORE
Dial 399-3373
CHEVTSNEW
UTRECARISOPEN
FOR BUSINESS.
We call it Vsga.
We also call it "the little car that
doei everything well."
Because it does,
Ivsryfhing? Everything.
Vega moves well, stopi well,
steers well, rides well, handles well,
responds well, passes well, travels
well, parks well, wears well, and is
priced well under what you'd expect
to pay for such a talented little car.
In our highway tests, Vega has
been getting gas mileage in the
neighborhood of the little imports,
which isn't a bad neighborhood.
Yet unlike your average little ear,
ours steps right out when you step on
the gas.
The engine- is a specially designed
overhead cam four with a lightweight
aluminum allny block. It turns slowly
and quietly at turnpike speedi, with
power to spare.
Disc brakes ori standard in the
front. So are bucket seats, except on
the truck.
How we doing go far?
Numbers speak louder than words.
The wheelbase is 97 inches.
Total length is just under 170
Inohes, of nearly four feet shorter than
a full-size Chevrolet,
Height of the coupe is just 50
inches, nine inches lower than the
leading import.
Width; a nice stable S'/i feet.
Weight; 2,190 lbs, for the sedan.
Engine displacement; 140 cubic
inches.
Fuel economy; about 25 mpq, with
the standard engine and transmission,
in our highway tests.
Horsepower; 90, You can order
110. (80 and 93 hp, SAE Net.)
Seating capacity; 4 adults.
What it all adds up to is a lot of
litUe car.
Three cars and a truck.
Vega turned out so well that we
couldn't turn out just one.
So we're turning out four; the
sporty little hatchback coupe shown
open and closed in the foreground
below; the sedan, on the right; the
Kammback wagon, on the left; and the
little panel truck, in the rear,
Oh, and a special GT version of
the coupe and wagon which we'll
show you later on,
September lOfh is Opening Day.
All 8,300 Chevrolet dealers are
handling Vega, so you shouldn't have
to go very far to see and drive one.
Chevy's new little car is open for
business. Look into it.
VEGA
t ,
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THUR SDAY SiPTEMBIR 10, 1970 THE OCEAN CITY SINTINEL LIDGiR
Ocean City Coming Events
(Thunriix)
K*»!ir\ (luh dimu r mi'iM
• I r Kweptmn htinrifihU Williiim
p i i in I l\ rn, Mil, Inn for t'oniffi'HS. N p rn .1! White
• * • Hull.
li'iil 1 eiiirn urn nl BriHjje • . 1
Him, ,1 ih. > ., hi rinb 7 4^ Floliliii Ml CimiM (Juard
p rn titr m*mbi r c FIK Ausiiiary meeliny, H p m at
• • • IO >II mi mifliny. New Jersey', proHilced b\ NJ
U l r [1 m in Plym.Hilh Inn Bell Telephone dimpanv
• ¥ * • * *
Orr .n ( 11 v DuphcH. Bridge Natonii Council Decree of
i^tni! 7 1(1 p m in the Pcicahontas meeting, H p m . in
Bisi i^n. Hi 1 I H\ 2 (1, (itn sv the Am*^ncan Ls'gion Hj.lt.
• • • I 4th st and Hnven av
TC1MIIHHDW, (Frill ,y } . . .
••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••I
Ocean City Spa j
147 Asbury Avenue
398-2400
MARGARET FLANNERY
BIQIfTEBED NUBSI
SPECIFIC SPOT REDUCING EQUIPMENT Z
•
SAUNA and STEAM BATHS •
HAND MASSAGE
•••••••••••••••••••••••I • •••••••i
Last Week for Our
BIG SALE of
ALL CHRISTMAS J /
CARDS IN STOCK AT 7 2
—• Saturday is the Last Day —
134 ASBUBT AVENUB
SCHOOLS tor CHILDREN
9th St. and Atlantic Ave. 399-1817
DANCING
BALLET . JAII . TAP
PRESCHOOL THRU TIENS
• TWIRliNG
MAJORETTE TRAINING
'T
• ACROBATIC
TUMBLING FOR ALL AGES
CHEERLEADER TRAINING
END OF SEASON
SALE - 30% OFF
Starts Today, Sept. 10th
AT The
Smuggler's
Shop
ONI OF THE FINEST
NAUTICAL SIFT SHOPS
ON THE EAST COAST,
OFFERS ALL OF ITS UNUSUAL and ONE
OF A KIND GIFT ITEMS IN THIS SALE!
Everything has been reduced 30%
during this once e year clearance
Running Lli
Scrhmiliiw
Flih N«(l
Shlpt In
Cnrtd WrulH
Ship Mod.1.
Slip Finn HMM
QrHtlni Cirt*
N,ta Pipw
Plui tht ENTIRE CONTENTS of Our
WONDERFUL NIW CANDLE SHOP
DON'T MISS THf OPPORTUNITY TO BUY
THESE UNUSUAL III MS
at GRiAT SAVINGS!
THE SMUGGLER'S SHOP
1314 BOARDWALK
OCEAN CITY, NEW JERSEY
HOURS 124 A 7 to 9
FRIDAY IhroiiL'h SUNDAY
Southern New .ilersey
Annu.'sl (^inlerence of The
United Methodist Chun-h
HMYF Weekend
Friday I !•> 1 I p m
ri'Ulst ration ,
>Siturt]ay It) am Proyr; i
nil the Music PUT 1 .ill p m
('hornl Knsemhle ....i;lii. II! ••' \i,n
I'rrt.rnnm w.ii, p.ituimnl I'., I Mill M, V [•.« ,i ,
Sill U relay ,il niHin in HI [J;,rn II C..1111 \],,.
Kiilhi-rin-' i.f Sn'Mii fhun-h Ki.i-h .il I'.iwi. 1.,, Mil I
Philiidi'lphiii, wilh ;, n.ri'ptHin Sin tin', Smilh -li
imrnedniiHy riilluwiiir ,d !In- I)iMi,ilH Smith hn.ih, .,, ,,
Tiirrt'sH;!)!' FFH nli II.IH {'..,irilF\ hriiji ;iild Kini,.h
flub W,,.U;,i,H bri.ll,. , ..' h. u,
Mis?, Sniiih wort' ,1 L,,,wn 1,1 1'lt.= hriil* u .,> i?'.ii|, i.,t,,H
Ciindll'llghl rhinilKjuii wild Iri.ni Ihi' I'I,i.i..,,1 ..• Ihi
ri-cmhiiiidiTfij lar.. :ipphr|in->. Sjirfid Mr;." FH.- Hull
iind a flour li'nrtll maniilla .if Plulatli Iphi., ,,,11) idi-H
Ihi- nirn.' !,«>,. Hh.. nirrn-d ;, M.mh'.n.iin.lii C.H,,,, ,„ s;,.w
hiiiiqui.l of SIrphariMlli, hi"-' Yiirk Mr \\ •. ;,„! ,i ., , nHiri
(•(.rtijliiwon; iind IIiirH"nius Will. Mil IV,iii l'h.,t,.i S h,,,,|
Si'mini! aJ, miilri uf hnniil ,.nil u..,, Lr.iili, ,1. H :,,,m Ihiwas
Miw Miiiit,.ii, Bii.hf. nl
Philadelphia Al l.ndiiiil*
inrluriod Miw. Mur% Swum
i)ilrr,i« s, h,.,,i ,,, '•,. u,
' -^h, ,,,„,,;,, lllM ,,ll
L-ndH.,h f Ph,.,,.,.!,,,,,, M,. ; W1; ; •
PhifiH Mr' nnnii, nl I rhburi;. , ,r,
pB. M.» Mar,.,.., N..kh, ,,r t ;
Y..ad,.n, P;i and M|v. w ,--
KiilhliMn M Rurli., ,,l
Cape legal secretaries set
tri-county meeting of aides
Thi- Cupi' May CciLirily [,.%u\
BiTri'ljini's AxMK'iii! inn will
husl ii In -rcninty mi'i'tinj wilh
the All.nnuc and CumlM'rlanfJ
fjiuniv Associatiiins Tui'sday
ill the Whltebric-r Hntci iinrt
RestiiU rant. Avalnn Dlnni'r
will be M>fvrd al 7 p m unH ihr
meeting will be riillfd til iirder
at H 30 p m by Gi-orBellr
Blind, prCBidenl nf the hri,!
^roup
Guest speaker Will be Miss
Sally Scanli n. PLS, nf Ocean
County Miss Seanlon is a past
president of the New Jersey
Association of Legal
Secretaries and one of the very
few Professional Legal
Secretaries in the State uf New
Jersey
Anyone Interested ill
attending this meetinji may rail
Carolyn Bailey al 522345]
The Cape May County Legal
Secretaries Association was
organized six years ago and 11*
mr-mrK'nihip has MradiK
increased As of June 197(1
there are 26 active members
Bridge
OCEAN CITY DLTLICATE
• Ed Zerrer and Ann Marshail
came in first at the Oei-an City
Duplicate Bridge game played
last ThuRitiay evening.
Other players coming in
above average were Vivian
Cameron and Dorothe.i
Seymour, Mr. and Mrs William
Glickner. Joe Mantell and Bill
Haas and Theresa Alexander
and Lucille Mina.
Ocean City Duplicate Bridgi'
games are played ever>
Thursday at 7.30 p m in the
Biscayne Hotel, 812 Ocean av
* * •
OCEAN CITY YACHT
CLUB DUPLICATE • AveraRcs
of 72 for NorthSoulh. and 83
for East-West were made at the
Ocean C[ty Yacht Club
Duplicate Bridge game played
Tuesday evening
High scorers in the
North-South section were Kay
Hutmaker and Peg Beliwoar
with 90'A Also above average
were Eleanor Hagy and Mali
Hutmaker, 82W, and Alice
Grouse and Kitty Kutaer. ~6'h
Taking top honors for the
East-West players were Betty
and John Graucti with 79
Runnersup were Edna and Wall
Daniels, 69; Ed Baehr and
Frank Martinez, 68; Yola and
Bill Gorman, 67, and Dot and
Bob Adams, 65.
The final duplicate same of
the season will be played
Tuesday at 7;45 p m for
members only
* * 4
BISCAYNE • Reba Kuter
took first place at the Biscayne
Blrdge game played Monday
evening. Runnersup were
Marguerite Osborn, Carrie
McOlone, Ruth Tilton, Kay
Duggin and Bertha Rummel
BiscByne bridge games are
played every Monriiiy nl 7:30
p,m. in the Bjscayne Hotel.
Proceeds go to Shore Memorial
SHIP AHOY!
20% OFF
LIMITED TiMI ONLY
NAUTICAL CHRISTMAS CARDS
and others, from album*
PersonBlly Selected by ED HILL for his
Peacock $hop
SOMBR5 POINT SHOPPING CENTIR
DIAL 927-5723
OPEN 10 to 9 WEEKDAYS
,, ...
H,,«
Th a ntiflU njf th =
dnd ;iHh..
runduci
'i F £Ar\/;i\itii\ m
h.L'-i- s'- pl.irfd upon
whu .in t.\
rif hank-- -siid fill pffsuns
wnfk Any "fir in i* ro%n-ti in
hf-'com i!iu it m* i fflb* i r nr who
rn I \i h i ri *^i r> add 11 n inal
i n f or m -i' mn ma y r ail
Hfnr>-i-il,i l)fn\'T A\ 522 3451
Winter i ; ;it libr&rv
LINWOOD Thf^ wmtnr
haurh h: Lin^inifi Library hnvr
hi-rn iififi! tu nrt-d ^nd ATV now
m ffh-t i Th* 1 library will by
open Wi-finf'^d;iy ^nd Thur^djv
from - t !t 1 P ni . Munda),
Tucsd .1 s Wi'd no-sda y iinri
Fnda> 'ri>m H 10 tu 9pm
and Saturday from 10 am tt
nuut'
Need It?
Rent It!
POWER LAWN RAKE
CAPE MAY COUNTY
RENTAL SERVICE
22nd & Asbury Ave.
398^032
OPEN S in 5
PERFECT
CHOICE
Choose Keepsake
with confidence, •
knowing the
eniaiement
diamond is
flawless, of fine
color and
precise cut.
TCeepsake 1
SMITH
JEWELERS
956 Asbury Ave.
DIAL 399417!
(CLOSED ON MONDAYS)
SELF SERVICI DIPT. STORE
PAGE 7 _ SECTION ONI
Open Daily 930 to 10
Sunday 9:30 to 6
TILTON SHOPPING
CENTER
Tilton Road, Nerthfield
Men's Wool Blend
DRESS PANTS
• Choice ialaefien of men's
better Pmrmt-Prmt Slaelti
• Non-rell waiitband
• Solidj or neat designs
• Finished bottomi
WAIST SIZE 30 42 plus 44 • 50
" Discounts!
MONEY BACK GUARANTEE
Patchwork Quilted $
COVERLET or BLANKET
• UM at a decorative cover by day and
a bed-covering at night
• Colorful patchwork quilting
• Ideal 80" x 84" size for twin
or double beds
• Washable
PLENTY OF FREE PARKING
Girls' Full Fashioned $
ACRYLIC SWEATERS
• Choose from cardigans or slip-over*
• All long sl«evM
• Cable stitch design
• Pall colors • Put! cut
• Many hand-embroidered
SIZES 4 to 12
EVERYTHING FIRST QUALITY
Girls' Perma-Press
FLANNELETTE SLEEPWEAR
Long sleeves
Long leg 2-pc. Pajamas
Waltr-length gowns
Pull tut for sleeping comfort
Easy care
Machine washable
S'lZES 4 to 14
PEOPLE-PLEASING PRICES
Boys' Perma-Press
CASUAL SLAC
• Tough, sturdy twill that it ideal/for
school er play
• Zip fly • Peup pockets
• Choice of selid colors
• Machine washable
• lasy cart
SIZES 8 • 16
SHOP WITH CONFIDENC
Men's - Big Boys'
FLEECE-LINED SWEAT PANTS
• P«rft«f for football practice trick,
tennis or just lounging around
• Drawstring w«iif
• Eliiticintf tnttltt!
• Gumnctal gray
• Completely wa«habl»
S - M • L • XL
MATCHING CREW HECK SWEATSHIRT, Ung Sleeves S 1i8
ShWr is a