Sep 1970 - On-Line Newspaper Archives of Ocean City

PAGI 10 — SiCTION ONI
Mainland
coming events
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MUNI) AY
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pun -i'l;i (1 iciliin , H p m in
M.'lllihu tl K.'uhinal Hiyh Sr huol
•um John P Cushion of
R,.|iiihhi in ("lull m.i'l-lni!. * -ill . . .
pm in lh.' Ni'w .U'f* SnmiTN dnvicr mci'lini;. 7 p m in
Poiii! Library, 7.'i7 Shun' rri 'Diniicl 's K.-siiiLi run! _^
DINNER PRICES START AT $2,25
CHILDREN5 $1,7S
Mariindale 9 $
Backfall
ROUTE f - SWAINTOM
• CATERING TO •
Parties • Banquets • Meetings
Phone 465-6268
OPEN WEEKDAYS FROM 4 30 P.M. TIL?
SAT. & SL'N. . , . OPEN AT 1 P.M.
LUNCH SlRVID DAILY , . , 12. 3 P,M.
CLOSED ON MONDAYS
1155 ASiURY AVI, DIAL 399-1515
F.F, MUSHROOMS 50c an Order
FRIED FISH CAKIS 4 for $1,00
Chicken Salad with ^
Three Fried Oysters $ 1
PLATTIR M. •
m mm
• LIVE MAINE LOBSTER • SOFT CRABS
* COCKTAii CRAB CUWS • BLUE FISH
/
•OURFRIID OYSTIRS ARI
• FREE DELIVERY •
OCTOBER 5th
POINT DINER'S
FAMOUS
$1.25 SPECIALS!
* OPEN 24 HOURS
A DAY
AIR CMMIIMflB
Point Unw if bMMf
... ilk your naftfiborl
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IN OUR 21it YEAR
PREDICTED LC30 VICTOR Oceuii
City Yacht Club Vict> Commodore.
Elmer P. Cook presents first place
trophy to Mrs, Peggy Morris while her
husband Harry holds another trophy
The Morris' live on Snug Harbor and
raptured the unnuaJ preditjtpd log rate
last weekend on their boat "Chrislane".
DONATION - Mrs. Bruno iropeano.
treasurer of thr Marmora Firr Company
Aimbun presents a check to Robert
Smith treasurer of the fire company.
The check presentation was made last
week and included $1000 for the p'neral
jund and $400 for the building fund.
QUEENIE'S
PA. DUTCH s-
TAKE-OUT
305 OCEAN AVENUE
PHONE 398-1556 Open Thfu Oe
ALL FOODS PREPARED IN THI KITCHIN
Experience the taste thrill &i having true Pennsylvania
Cashing t^rvid right in ysor own hems, With Quegmt*'&
Service YOU ean enjoy such dehghU 3* eh*ekt»n pot pie, oyster
pis,
feciSva shenlil*! old fashion beef pie, plus dn/#ns mor* &\%ofreshly
baked pies. Alk fgf Syr menu.
FAMOUS
FOB POOD
SINCE mt
~ FRII DELIVERY —
CLOSIP EVIRy WEDNESDAY
OPEN FRI., SAT., SUN. and MON.
thru OCTOBER 18th
DINNISS ONLT
4:30. 9; Sunday, 12:30-
U OIIIJIOUI MINU ITEMS
SEPARATE CHILDREN S MINU
31S SMTS (S*rry, No IsMrvthem
TAKI-HOMI DINNIRS
DIAL 39M013
JERSEY CAP! ROOM
THE NEW yN
flllNDIPITY UNI
Mi iTMf * MIAN AVINUI fUll PARKINO ON PBIMISIS
THE OCiAN CITY SiNTlNILLIDOIR
They competed with 14 other skippers
in the run to the Atlantic City Bell buoy
from the Yacht Club and back again.
Morris completed the run within 14
seconds of his predicted time, followed
fay Past Commodore Fred Rexon aboard
his "Fredonna", who was 44 seconds off
his predicted time.
Shown at the presentation are (i, to r.)
Mrs. Carl Singer, Auxiliary president;
Mrs. Tropeano, Mr. Smith, William
Bianchini, Fire Company president; and
Stanley Totten, Fire Chief. Senior
Photo.
We/come
new hahim
Eight families of this area
welcomed new arrivals during
the past week at the Stork
Club nf Shore Memorial
Hospital. Congratulations go
to;
Jiisrph and Deborah (Hill)
Horwath, 2 East dr., Linwood,
ii girl September 15.
William 8. and Thelma
(Hundertmiirk) Weeks, 2218
Wabash av., Linwood, a boy
September 16.
John R and Linda (Shore)
Brittaln, 210! Orammerey pi.,
Linwood, a boy Septpmher 16,
James and Joan (Cooper)
Bainbridijp, 300 Hamilton av,,
Linwood, a buy Sop torn bx>r 16.
W Scott and Paula (Flukey)
Maujier, Box 235, Marmora, a
girl September 1?,
William and Dorothy (Wolf)
Tobin, 208 34th st., Ocean
City, a girl September 17.
John F. and Barbara (Oould)
Dcobel, 406 Pennsylvania av.,
Sorrieri Point, a boy September
18.
Earl and Sandra (Cox)
Tomlinson, 138 W, Johnson
av., Somers Point, a Birl
September 19.
Barbecue Buffet
Tickets are on sale for a
poolside barbecue buffet to be
held Sunday from 3 to 6 p.m
at the home n! Democratic
City Leader, Niek Tfofa, 88
Walnut ,d. Democratic
Congressional Qlndidato
William Hughes Md
Democrotic candidate (at
freeholder William Woods will
attend to discuss their
campaign with gueita.
A LOT OF HAM
LouliVlllB, Ky, ~ V,V. Cooke,
an auto dealer, paid 11,550 for
the grand champion 18'4-pound
ham exhibited by Curtis Harper
of Clinton at the suite fair. Mr.
Cooke, who outbid several gro.
eery ehaini, said the money
would be donated to the 4.H
Club Council.
TODAY (Thursriiiyl
J.lVf lies Afi-i clinm>r
mi'i'linu. 7 MO p m ill tlii' fnil)
Triip i SumiTs Piinil Spanker
fnim NAIHT) On-iin Cilv >-luh
Firsi eshytiTlilH Women'
mov!! 11 jj. H p rti
* * *
Women'), CLub mii-tinij. H
pm in I hi' hurni- (if Mrs
Wethnnii I( RllrMiii. Iftn
Rut I* ry Club dinner
R 1 f> p m HI PlyTTiuuth
Mull
iiniLHi Club dinner
fl KO p m in Scnl^l,
t'BMC iuTirhi'tiTi mciHiriy.
12 IP. p m III Pivm.Milh Inn
AN niori wr.U'iinir
TOMORROW (Kridiiy)
Nntrwiii C'iiuneil Donrvr of
PoCiihijntii^ ofTirial visit of
Hlalf 1 rjfi'irers, H p ni in !hf*
ArneriCiifi Let'.xjn M/ili, I Hit xt
and Havrn av All ItKiil nfficorn
wear nhort. wiislr^ HrcWi'^
Li'HfTii f cil Womrii V ; o|i'r.^
Unil mi'i'hnu. I p m al (he
hnmi' nf Mrs CiiMirp. McCri'ii
1H1 W 17th -t Topir,
EH
SATURDAY
Holy Trimtv Episcopal
Church buildiilij fund hrni'fil
dinrinr. 6 ;in p m (in the Music
Pier
* * *
Colons Club boat cruise
Li'avc 20 U'VU' la 7 30 p m
* * *
SUNDAY
Boxwood Duplicati' Bridge
Ramp, 7 15 pm at 4 IB
Atlantic av
* * *
Poolsidi 1 barbi'cui' buffet, 3
to 5 p.m al the home of
Democratic City Leader. Nick
Trofa, 86 Walnut rd.
Congressional randidate Bill
Hujhes and Freeholder
candidate Bill Woods special
guests,
* * *
MONDAY
Chapter 83 OES meeting, 8
p.m. in the Masonic Temple
* * t
Visiting Homemaker
in-service meeting, 8 p.m at
the offieij, B2S Central av.
John DelCorio of the Cape
May County Guidance Center
will speak on the Senile
Patient
* * *
Annual Senior Citizens Bus
Tour sponsored by the Ocean
City Recreation Department,
Leave Youth Center 7;30a.m.
for New England and Nova
Scotia, Canada.
* * *
FergusonFojIio Post 6650
VFW meeting, 8 p m
* * *
Exchange Club dinner
meeting. 8 ! r i p.m. in
Plymouth Inn
* * *
Ocenn City Card Club pme,
7:30 p m in the Youth Center
* * *
TUESDAY
Civic Club luncheon
meeting, 12:30 p.m. in
Plymouth Inn Members are
invited to bring prospective
new members
* * *
Colon. Club American
Home Department "caravan"
to Mrs Harold Appleyard's
home in Linwood for a rug
THURSDAY, SIPTEMBIR 24. 1970
Ocean City Coming Events
braid nig di'monstrntliin Ij'avi"
Hill •( iiiifl Central nv 7 4!V
p in
* * *
Aicoliolics Anonymous and
Al Anon meeting, H 30 p m in
ilv Episcopal Piirish Hall. Mih
E! arid Central av
* * •
Ocenn City Diiplicn. Bridge
giirni', 7 1 r> p m in the
American Legion H.-ill, Mthsi
itnd Haven av
* * *
WEDNESDAY
League of Women Voters
diseiDwiiin Iciaders workshop,
1^ ,10 p m in the homr of Mrs
Ri.lli.pl fliiiPH. :iOfi Sfilhriyhl
Denioeratic Ftiillv for high
sehool juniors and seniors, H
p m at 710 Anbury uv
* * *
Kiwiiiiis Club luncheon
meeting, 1 2 1 S p m ul
Plymouth Inn
* * *
Boxwiiod Duplicate Rndije
B»mi>. 7 4B p m at -I IB
Atlantir av
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DILICIOUS FOOD SENSIILY pRICiP
FOUR Y'S
RESTAURANT
, M. ,! U- ,-t, r.i f a..»^!> •*• Bin,!* '->?
PLATTIRS • DINNiRI » COCKTAILS
TASTY SANDWICHES
AIB rONDIflON(B
PlfPJTY Of P4BKPNS PHONi i]l]A4l
After Sunday, Sept, 27th
We will be closed
until May 17, 1971
Thii wcfkend will be your list opportunity lu dine al thil
fibuloui world famous reitflurint^ ig why don*t you come ind
fivt your lirnilj' • beiuliiul dinner treit before we tloie,
To those who can*! come, we Bay Au-revnir and m«ny lhanki for
your valued pitrenage,
P. S. While we are cloied. we whole.heirtedly recommend
ZABEREB'S Cablet Inn Reitiuran! on the Black Hone
Pike—ne»r the Ailanlic City Baee Track.
Diuneri -Every Day
4 P.M. to 11 P.M.
Sunday 1 P.M. to 11 P.M.
Tht Home of thi
Zabtrimd Cocktail
ABERE&
ANSLESIA INN. WILDWOOD,
ACHES OF
FREE PARKINC
FISHERMAN'S WHARF, CAPE MAY, N. J
PHONE 8848296
Open Monday thru Saturday
5 P. M. to 10 P. M.
Open Sunday 2 P. M. to 10 P, M,
COFFEE SHOP • Open 7 Days
6 A. M. to 10 P, M,
finon AH
BUT NO. 0
GARDOJ STATE PARKWAY
Off Eiil 6~tht
Garden Suit Parkuny
Diww Them Out
HICHI'S TAVERN
• >• 1 " 1 "" i • » i J • :•«9^-4W0 Mmw
Rt. 9 and Massachusetts Aye.
MMIM POINT, MEW JERSEY
• PLATTIRS
• DELICIOUS
SANDWICHES
far Lunch,
Suppw or •
EVMlnfl
buck
Special
BUSINESSMAN'S LUNCH
Every
Campbell's Seafood Kitchen
3221 ASBURY AVENUE PHONE 399.4337
COOKED SEArOOD TO TAKE OUT
OPEN THRU SUNDAY,
OCTOBERS
CLOSED ON MONDAYS
THURSDAY, SEPTIMBER 24, 1970
Sfaten Island Club wins
surf fishing contest
Thi- Bi •JirhcuiIll
lit •n. Surf in (1
Gun C:iu
1) ul Sl;i ll'll Uljind.
N Y , llk.'d • iff with Itili
hiiiiiirs ! ih,. Th i r.l Ahnulil
Oman Cilv Surf FiMimu
TnurnamiMll hi'lrl huri' iiluril!
thi- biMirhfr.ini liiil N;iliird:iV
and Sunday
Thn Now Ydik Club posted
I! liiUI til H(l iimnlj, in the
CompctitlDii ;inrl iin iidriiilnna!
2fi poifiu r.ir him tig mure total
inchps nf fi*h thiin runner up
Mays Uiinflinu HlicirUmaii t;|ub
SrronH pLi,.,. hl)m,fS went In
jViclnf AIIIII'IH- Aittiriiihon
ivjth Hn pomlji tuljil (inrf Miiys
L,indin|i Spiirtsmaiu niuh
piiirpH Ihirrl wiih 0(1 pmnU
City Ki-'TiMimn Direri.ir
Youth for Hughe*
rally to be hold
Thr commitU'c on Youth
Involvfrnfril cif the nfmiirratic
Club will hold ,-i rally
Wfdnfsday beginning ill H p.m
The affair will take plate in the
Hughes for Cnrigrew
•headquarter 1 .. 71(1' Asbury av
Foatun-d speaki-n will
include Bill Huijhiw,
Demoeratir candidate for
Congress, and Bill Woods.
Df'rnixratir fandidad' for
Frephulder Jerome Diohl,
prpaidpnt of the Oeran City
bernocratir Club, also will
speak
All interested hip}h school
juniors and seniors an? invited
Dross will be casual and
refreshments will be snrved
GIBERSON'S
NEW DINER
A RESTAURANT
$1 .00
Daily
Specials
INCLUDE SAT,' & SUN.
SERVED 11 A.M. TO 9 P.M,
PLEASANTV1LLE
Black Htirse Pike at
New Road on Rt. 40
ATLANTIC CITY
Atlantic & Ohio Aves,
SOMERS POINT
! i McArthur Blvd.
FRIDAY
SEPTEMBER 2S
FrM Jumbo Shrimp Stuffed
with Crabmeat
Blind Halibut Sresk In
Creole Sauce
.Breaded Veil Cutter,
Brawn ©f«vy
SAT. & SUN.
SEPTEMBER 26r 27
Chicken Cacciaronj and
and Spaghetti, rto veg
Grilled Ham Steak,
Pineapple Ring
Broiled Haddock Fillet,
Butter Sauce
MONDAY
SEPTEMBER 28
Bar • Q Baby Spare R*b»
Chicken a la King an
eutttrMl Noodku, 1 vtg,
French Fried Cl»m BIN,
Cotktall Stun
TUESDAY
SEPTEMBER 29
•s(l(d Ham, CaMMg* and
Boiled Potato, no vag.
Old PaihiMad Beef Stew,
"Complete with vag.
Fried Cod FI*h FIIW,
Tartar Save*
SEPTBMflER 30
PorM SwiU StMk hi
Onkm Orivy
m»kti OiickM L«f,
OKjat Onvy
Shrimp Cacclawre and
Sp*9f>«ttl, ne v«f,
OCTOBER 1
BaM CWckw Br*M wttti
Stuff.!, Olblet Oravy
Breadad Vtai Chop.
TwniM favn
FOR AOniTIONAL We SOUP
AND C0FF6I, CHOICE OF
liKh WITI' rnU|>ht (his yeor than
in (he Ihn-p year histiiry nf Lhe
cvi-ni Al SohiTneik , wa*
fii cliHImnri (if Ihi. I-VMIII with
P l,.m
Thi' i-iinte»l wiui sUiiJi'd on
bearhi". friim 2Tith Id 55th sU
with Cishfrmen cijrnpiHing
frurn as fur away as North
C'ariiiitiii and Virginia. Pileggi
said Conditiirns were exi-i'llent
ffir the conti'st with ijood
weather iind schciols nf h|iii>li«h
Mist hcyiinri the breakers
A liilal of 150 fish were
ran ah I during the iwo day
I'vi'iit Largei,! fish raujjht was (i
2M pound striped bass landed
by Berme Wicgno nf the Vielm
A A f'liihi.f Philari,.iph,n
Sfudies abroad
HE GOT A WHOPPER: Chrii Sylvestro. of the South
Philadelphia Surfcasters Club, exhibits i 4-pound, 14-oz.
blue fish which he landed in the Ocean City contest.
Deserted pets problem
dog warden reports
The facilities «nd functions
SOMERS POINT Maureen of the Ocean City AnimaJ
Oerety, daughter* of Mr. and Shelter were explained to
Mrs Oeorge Oerety of 303 W, Kiwanis members at their
New Jersey av. and a studint at regular luncheon meeting at
Si Mary's College Notre Dame, Slmms' Restaurant. '
Ind,, is spending her Ocean City's Dog Warden.
sophomore year studying at Mrs. Elizabeth A.: Schneider
the University of Innsbruck in said thit this time of year
Innsbruck, Austria. She is one many dop and cits are
of 1 2 girls and 34 boys in the abandoned by their owners.
Notrp Dame foreign study
She reported that last year
prograjn majoring in Oermaji.
the Shelter eared for 861 e»ts,
B96 dop and 58 miscellaneous
animals including ducks, geese,
and other animals.
Homes were found for 415
CLASSIFIED AD dogs and 188 cat*. The other
animals were destroyed after
BRINGS RiSULTS
the allotted time.
CRAB TRAP
chiaif oLoun^a C7' Keitaurant
ON THE Gl«eif SOMERS PfllNT
— DIAL nr-iffi —
SPECIAL iwmm MENU
*1.25
MONDAY
Fried Oysters, French Friw and Cola Slaw
or Spaghetti and Meat Ball*
TUESDAY'
Old Fathioned Beef Stew or Fried
Flounder, Vegetable and Potato
WEDNESDAY .
Shrimp Newburg en uiurete, French
Frle* and Cola Slaw or Chili Con Came
THURSDAY
Stuffed Cabbage and Mashed Potato**
or Fried Chicken, Vegetable and Potato
FRIDAY
Meat Loaf with Mathed Potatoes and
Mu»hroom Gravy or Broiled Filet of
Blue Fish, Vegetable and Potato
•SATURDAY
Deviled Clams, Vegetable and Potato
Hot Beef Sandwich w/Ma»hed PetatOM
and Vegetable
ALL PLATTERS SERVTO WTTH ROL1, i BUTTTO
• SERVED NOON "TIL 3 P, M, *
mm Mdaat
BRUNCH
*»nr*d AafWHn On f/ta Jtnw Com$tl
THE SAX
THE OCIAN CITY SENTINELLIDOiR
The animals are destroyed
by the injection method which
the speaker said is the most
humane way to dispose of an
animal, '
The Dog Warden noted that
dogs running loose not only are
apt to be hit by i car but also
create a serioug traffic hazard.
There is no excuse for n dog to
be on the loose, she said.
Mrs.. Schneider explained the
operation of the Shelter and
expressed her appreciation to
those who h«*lp maintain the
shelter and give financial
assistance,
Ptst President Bruce P.
Dlmon was program chairman
and presented the speak*r.
Next week the regular
luncheon meeting will be held
at Plymouth Inn, and will meet
there during the winter
months.
Johnson new
school head
Frank R. Johnson of 184 E.
Atlantic blvd. has, been named
Superintendent of Schools for
Olassboro and will assume thi
position in November.
Johnson U a native of
Olassboro and a veteran of the
Army Signal Corps. H«
received his bachelor of telenc*
degree in education from
Olassboro State College, his
master's degree specializing in
school administration from the
University of P»nnsylvania and
has completed additional
graduate studies for hi*
doctorate at the University of
Pennsylvania,
He is active in the United
Methodist Church, has served
on several county organizations
of principals, supervisors and
superintendenti both in New
Jersey and Pennsylvania and is
a^ member of the Board of
Trustees of the Curriculum
Development Council for
South»m New Jersey, affiliated
with Classboro State College.
At present Johnson is
superintendent of schools In
Margate,
Johnson is married and has
three daughters and three (ons.
ClauHM Ad. Iring R«**lr*
A "Buffet A La Suony" fwturinf,
Gtfirn HtA Brown foUtoM'FWfy Scnm-
in SMN • PeOto fmukm wi* D»
Bckm. HwbMry Syrup • IwcctReb «AI
WINNING CATCH: A 38Mi pound striper caught by
Bernard Wiepjid. of Medford Lakes, wai the top catch in
the Ocean City Surf Fishing toumainent. Wiepnd fished
with the Victor Athletic club (Senior Studios Photoj)
LURAY DUPLICATE An
average of 84 was made at the
Luniy Duplicate Bridft game
played last week North South
playen icoring above average
were Joe and Peg Piertel B5W,
Ann Burman and Anita Talley
88V4, Ruth Robinhold- and
Ethel Bartolette 8SW, Niomi
Seymour and Lee MofTitt S7V4
and Bea French and Betty
Martinea 16,
Those playing E«stWest and
coming in above average were
Irvin| and Hazel Williarnton
105,~Emiiy and Wilson Smith
9BH, Theresa Alexander and
Lois KUbourne S9H and
Dorothea Seabrook and Lucille
Mina SB
This concluded the Luray
Duplicate Bridge games for the
season. Mrs. Anita Talley,
director, announced trophy
winneri for the two six.week
series. Winners in July were
Ear! Moffltt, Drat, and Joe
PiersoL second. August winners
were Vi Bedrosian, first, and
Gy BedroHan, Becond
BOXWOOD DUPLICATE
An average of 38 was made at
the Boiwood Duplicate Bridge
game played last Wednesday
evening. Top scrireri were Mr
Bridge
Garden Dept. presents
program on flowers
LINWOOD "Were Dealing
With Flowers' was the theme
of the program presented by
the Garden Department at the
meeting of the Women's Club
of Linwood Monday evening in
Central Hall.
Thit marked the first
meeUng of the fall season for
the club which iskn affiliate of
the New J*rsey Federation of
Women 'iClubi.
The program centered
around a flower show and blue
ribbons were awarded to Mrs,
Arthur Truman, Mrs. Roger
Mulholland, Mrs. John
Morrow, and Mrs, Richard
L»mpri!chL
Mrs, Charlps Appleget
presided at the business
meeting at which time Miss
Nsineie Nugent related her
experiences at Citizenship
Institute at Douglass College in
June. Miss Nugent was the
club's delegate.
Mrs, Truman announced
that th« club wUI host the New
JiMey State Federation of
Women'i Clubs Second District
Pall Conference October 28, It
will be held In Oentral United
Methodist Church,
Dates to remember include
September 30 for the Regional
Pall Conference to be held al
Smithville and October 8 when
Federation Day will b*
conducted at Strawbridge and
Cloth if r In the Cherry Hill
Mall.
Mrs, Fred Saisi, American
Home Department chairman,
reported the cookbook has
been compiled and is now
being printed, It will go on m\e
in the near future.
Conservation and Garden
Department chairman, Mm
Richard Larnprecht,
announced thit her group had
made 10 floral arrangement
for the teachers' luncheon held
early thii month at Belhaven
•», School.
•International Relation!
chairman Mrs. Donald Freat
requested finuiciil donations
for Mc«l. for Million* The
dub UN ii collecting girl 1 *
bathing Mitt to be taken to the
Vineuuid Sfhool, Tfce« .re to
be taken to the n«t meeting.
Queitt introduced «id
wetoomid by MM, Wilrtr
BlbMh Jr. were Mr* ChruUinn
and Mrs. Henry Becker 45, and
Uraee McEwan and Ginny
Seigii 40M Also above average
were Don Millar and Rod
Bosbyshell and Ed Zerrer and
Ann Marshall
Average at Sunday's game
was S4. Ann Marshall and
Naomi Seymour took first
honors with 66W and Mr, and
Mrs. Al Coane came in second
with 64. Othen acoring above
averafe were Grace MeEwan
and Ginny Seigh, Rod
Bosbyshell and Art Levine and
Mr1 and Mm Reuben guMman.
Boxwood Duplicate Bridg*
gams are played every Sunday
and Wednesday at 7:45 p.m al
416 Atlantic av,
• • •
OCEAN CITY DUPLICATE
• A tie for fast place developed
at the Ocean City Duplicate
Bridge fame played Tuesday
evening. Those in the tie were
Mr. C. E. Mclwen and Prank
Seigh and Theresa Alexander
and Reuben Sussman. Placing
third were Laurel
and Jsne
Mowbray
9 i- - -
MBtrnjlfi
Ocean City Duplicate Bridge
games are played every
Tuesday at 7.45 p.m. in the
American Legion Hall, 14th it
ind H*ven jv.
Decker, Mrs, Andrew
Theodore, Mis, Vincent
Lasewa and Mrs, Elliot Kjos,
Hostesses for the evening
w«re Mrs, Frederick Auer, Mrs.
Phillip Gujtaison, Mrs. William
Meade, Mrs. Robert Potter and
Mrs. William Ventors. Tlie
"Pretty Spot" was a fall
arrangement done by Mrs.
James Hamphill,
PAGE 11 — SICTION ONI
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Your Day Becomes Extraordinary
in the
Historic
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New Jersey
Fred and Ethel Noyes, Posiessors
Dine By Candlelight
In The plow
of an Early American Inn
QUAIL HILL LANTERN LIGHT
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Ant » •bwt ride from Ocean Gty (North) 4m U.5.
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