Sep 1970 - On-Line Newspaper Archives of Ocean City

PAOI 6 — SECTION ONE THi OCEAN CITY SINTINILLIDOIH
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Colony Club meets
Mrs, Robert Martin
Women asked to assist
with ecology problems
Mrs. Henry K. Shaw
welcomed member! of the
Colony ^Clob to (he opening
meeting* of thn 1970-71 year
Monday evening in the Masonic
Temple
Mrs. Ronald Tint,
Community Improvement
chairman, introduced Roland
J Younghajis as pinst speaker:
Mr Younghans Is from the
New Jersey Department of
Environmental Protection and
his topic was Ecology and the
Consumer
The speaker stated that we,
as individuals with our affluent
living and modern
conveniences in the home,
contribute to pollution He
told the women they should
urge the store dealers and
manufacturer;! to use reusable
containers for their produce as
one method of cutting down
on refuse which is one of the
big ecology problems
Guests introduced were Mrs.
E, B Story and Mrs. Burton
Latf call issued
for class reunion
A last Nprfll is issued for
members of Ocean City High
School Class of 1940 to attend
the reunion at the Whitebrier
in Avalon next Saturday.,
October 3.
Anyone who has not
returned the reservation is
urged to send it
immediately to Anthony Vine!
of Sea Isle. Honored guests will
be Superintendent Michael
Subotieh and Mrs, Subolich
and Mrs. Justine Kreps.
England, both officers of the
Llanerch (Pa,) Women's Club
This beiftj the dub's 20th
Anniversary year, two past
presidents were honored. They
are Mrs. Thomas A Williams,
first president of the Colony
Club, and Mrs Robert A
Cornwell, second president.
Mrs. D Norman Young gave
a short report on Bicycle
Safetv after which the
department chairmen presented
their announcements
menu.
Members of the American
Home Department will
"caravan" to the home of Mrs,
Harold Appleyard in Linwood
for a rug braiding
demonstration The date is
Tuesday and the group will
meet at the Bth st. and Centra]
av parking lot. The caravan
will leave here at 7 48 p.m.
The Garden Department will
meet October 13 at I p.m. in
the home of Mrs H J Egely
236 W. Inlet rd.
The meeting of the
Literature Department will be
October 15 in the home of
Mrs. Robert Taylor, 618 Laurel
rd , at 1 p.m
The social committee is
conducting a boat cruise
Saturday evening leaving 20
U-yte la. at 7:30 p.m Rain
date is Sunday,
The Glee Club will rehearse
the first and third Thursdays of
each month beginning October
1 at 8 15 p.m in the Primary
School
The ways and means
committee is conducting a bus
trip to Peddlers' Village and
New Hope, Pa., October 21,
Reservations are being made
with MM. Edward J. Field or
Mrs F, Barrv Huskett
House
"Checking Servic?
Take the worry out of being an ab«entei!
home owner this winter We will carefully
cheek yuiir house every other day.
November 1 to May 1. During freezing
weather we will inspect every day. If you
leave heat on in your herne, we will adjust
upon prior notice m your, home will be
warm when you arrive. In case repairs are
needed, we will call in the service man of
your choice.
ALL FOR ONLY
GAM BROADLEY
k HEATINO
ROOSEVELT BLVD., MARMORA, DIAL MMM
0«»n ry Av». Dial 399-3535
FREE STORE HOURS: DAILY 1 A, M, TO lt:M P. M.
DELIVBRY SUNDAY; liM A.M. TO ( P.M.
GIFT SHOPPE
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Winners selected in Flower Show
AMPLE
FREE
PARKINS
ADJOINING WaT50!|'S RESTAURANT
9TH & OCEAN 0CBAN CITY, N. J.
DIAL 3fe84BB ATB CONDmONEP
DOMESTIC GIFTS
Lenox Candles — all sizes and colors
Christmas Detentions
WE WILL BE OPEN
P T(L CHRISTMAS
FOR YOUR SHOPPING PLEASURE
Look Far Tha SMn wttfi Hw UMI M HN DNr" M
"The Co//ingwood«" W
TRI COLOR - Mri, Paul Kattman is ihown with her
many en fries in the Horticulture Division at the recent
Suburban Garden Club Flower Show, Senior Photos.
of the Northfidd Garden Club
who judged the Horticulture
Division, and Mrs J C Jams
and Mrs. J M, Miedwig,
members of the Green Thumb
Garden Club of Somere Point
who judged the Artistic Design
entries.
Following the judging the
judges were entertainer) at a
luncheon in the home of Mrs.
H^rget. Hostesses for the show
were Mrs. Mary Wolfram, Mrs.
Dorothy Leech, Mrs, Muriel
Somers and Mrs Adele
Lindntir
Horticulture winners were:
Marigolds Mrs Betty
Rowley, Mrs. Kay Kattman,
Mrs John James, Mrs. J
Lehman, blue ribbons, Mrs.
Emily HortJihome, Mrs. Fred
Sassi (dwarf marigold), red
ribbons; Mrs. J. Lehman, Mri.
Ruth Sehonberger, yellow
ribbons; and Mrs, Emmy
Hartshorne. white ribbon
Asters Mrs. J Jama, first:
Mrs. J, Lehman, second.
Petunias Mrs, ft Kattman,
first; Mrs, Fred Sassi, Mrs. R.
Sunderland, Mrs Kay
Kattmari, second; Mrs. Lillian
Frisco. Mrs. J, James, third;
and Mrs. Kay Kattman, fourth
Cosmos • Mrs. Irene Herget,
first.
Celosia . Mrs, J. Lehman,
first, Mrs, Betsy Rowley,
second, third and fourth
Zinnia Mrs. Betty Rowley,
Mrs, Irene Hergot, Mrs. Emmy
Hartshorne, first; Mrs. J.
Lehman, Mrs, Fred Sassi,
second; Mrs Peter Frisco,
third.
Snapdragon Mrs. Betsy
Rowley, first; Mrs. Ruth
ichonberger, second; Mrs.
Rowley, third; Mrs, Betty
Whitney, fourth.
Chrysanthemums - Mrs.
Emmy Hartshorne, first; Mrs,
Irene Herget, second; Mrs. J,
Lehman, third.
Perennial Mrs. Florence
Clayton, Mrs. Emmy
Hirtshorne, Mrs. R.
Sunderland, Mrs. Irene Herget,
first.
Hybrid Rose • Mrs. Fred
Sassi, Mrs. Helen Ragan, Mrs.
Arthur Truman, Mrs. Raymond
Gage, first; Mrs, Elizabeth
Barnett, second
Dahlia - Mrs, Kay Kattman,
first; Mrs. E, Barnett, second;
Mrs. Emmy Hartshorne, Mrs. P,
Orente, third,
Flowering Plants • Mrs,
Emmy Hartshorne, Mrs Kay
Kattman, first; Mrs. John
Miedwig, Mrs, Emmy
Hartshorne, second.
Foliage Plant* • Mrs.
Florence Clayton, first; Mrs.
George Derr, Mrs, E Harriett,
Mrs, R. Sunderland, second.
African Violet • Mrs. Fred
Stissi, second,
Shrubs and Trees • Mrs,
Going to
Europe?
A»h the Gal
tcho't been there.. •
Gertrude Lazar
TRAVEL AGENCY,
INC,
Ml-! lM
11 S. TinnmiM Avt,
Atlontle City
THE OCEAN CITY SENTINEL.LfBOER
Uerda Heyse, finst; Mrs Lillian
Ff igee, second.
Artistic Design Winners
were:
At Dawning Mrs, Arthur
Truman, first; Mrs, Anne
Johnson, second.
Till and Toil • Mrs. Kay
Kattman, first; Mm Gerda
Heyse, second; Mrs. Sybilla
Probst, third, Mrs. Marie
Edwards, fourth
High Noon • Mrs. Gerda
Heyse, first; Mrs. Arthur
Truman, second; Mrs. J DiJton,
third; Mrs, Mae Merritt, fourth,
Garden Reflections • Mrs.
Edith Eddy, first; Mrs, Ed
Stetzer, second; Mrs, Mary
Peter. third; Mrs, Arthur
Truman, fourth.
Fruits of Our Labor Mrs,
Fred Sassi, first, Mrs, Emmy
Hamhome, second.
Birds of a Feather • Mrs.
Arthur Truman, first; Mrs.
Louise Lunge, second, Mrs. E,
H. Snead, third.
Sudden Showers • Mri,
Arthur T{j!man, first; Mrs Ed
Stetoer, Mrs. Louise Lange,
second; Mrs. 1. DijEon, Mrs.
Samuel Barnes, fourth.
Garden Pixies (miniature
arrangements) • Mrs, Louise
lange, Mrs. M. Caven, first;
Mrs. Alfred Wescott, third;
Mrs, Eleanor Alwine, Mrs,
Lou ise Lange, Mrs, Edith
Eddy, fourth.
Evening Shadows (Invitation
Class) • Mrs. Betsy Rowley and
Jennifer Kurtz, both of the
Four Seasons Garden Club of
Linwood, first; Mrs, I. Dijton
of the Northfield Garden Club,
third; Mr*. Arthur Truman,
Women's Club of Linwood
Garden Department, fourth.
We have been making
MORTGAGE LOANS
for the past 27 yean,
and ws continue to do so
now, with a firm confi-
dence in the growth and
development of the com.
munitiis we serve.
We invitt you to eomi in,
or coll any of our three
offices,
ANCHOR
SAVINGS
AND LOAN
ASSOCIATION
MAIN OFFICE
ATLANTIC eiTT
Kmtucky tni Atlantic AMI,
141.1111
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BEAT
THE SNOW
Buy your winter tires NOW!
Avoid the expense and
grivation of getting stuck.
PAOf 7 — SECTION ONI
MATCH
WINTER TREADS OR
DLC-IOO
NIW TRIADS
ffiTBEMS ON SOUMTJili BODIES OB ON YOUR OWN TIRES
WHITE WALLS
or BLACKWALLS
ANY SIZE
Ai! prices PLUS 3SC to 885 per tire Fed. Eieise tax,
tales ta» and 2 reeappabie tires of same site off your car.
^ffi r*$t on* CHAMPION*
fA \ Full 4-ply nylon t
cord tires
tJt.il
_ _ BlMtnraH
Plus 11.71 Fed. m,
tax. s«l« tax and
tire ofl your «ar.
BUY NOW!
15.70
16.75
I8.8B
20.Si
ALL CREDIT CARDS WELCOME
Quick!Courteous! CAR SERVICE
Guaranteed BRAKE RELIIME
'Hsre'i what we do:
• Replace linings and shoes
on all 4 wheels with new
Firestone linings,
•Adjust hrflkes for full
drum ccntaet
• Inspect drums, hydraulic
system, return springs
and grea-ie seals.
ALL FOR <
ONLY
Most Ford j, Plymouths, Chevyt, American compicti and
light trueki. OthBrt slightly higher. Disc brakes e«6luded,
RIIARAIUTFFH We fuaranlw our broke lilting for the
UUMnniV I [til Bpecifieil number of miles or years
20 flflfl MILES from date of inslallBtiqn. whichever
"' UU '"_ L " comes first. Arijusliridnts prorited on
no 5 VC/\PC mileage mill bused on prices current
Precision WHEEL BALANCE
psr wheel
weights included
Cuuppn expires October 15. 1970
CAR SERVICE
Long tire life
ALIGNMENT
Misalignment or worn parts can cut
your tire lift by one third or more
WE DD ALL THIS:
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im- in nrv! tnc mit
if* niunufarlurcr N 9
Air conditioning Of tonign bifS
95
Parts extra if needed
4th SHOCK ABSORBER
Buy 3 shock
absorbers at
our everyday
tingle priri . , ,
OCEAN CITY f ir*$f one
JOHN O. STOCKETT — Owner and Manogwr
• THI ONLY 1 AUTHORIZED FRANCHISED FIRESTONE DIALER IN OCIAN CITY *
105 Eighth Street Phone;