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Community Center project reported at Colony meeting
A report an the proposed
Community Civic Center was
given at the meeting of the
Colony Club last week.
" Sirs. Samuel Goff, Jr.,
chairman of Community Improvement
Project, introduced
Gordon Berkstresser, - who
•poke about the Ocean City
Community Civic Center, Inc.,
a non-profit corporation formed
for one purpose, to build a Civic
Center in Ocean City. Members
have been working for a year
and are surveying the town to
find out what the people want
and what is needed.
Hie City doaated ground, 17u>
to 18th sts.- between Simpson
and Haven avs. An architect
has been selected and has
drawn plans. Grant applications
are "in the hopper"
and the promoters are looking
for funding from State and
Federal governments. They
also wish to hire a fund-raising
organization.
Campaigning to raise money
from groups and private
citizens has begun. The Center
is expected to cost a minimum
of $2 million and the cost to
operate it per year will be in
excess of $100,000. It is hoped
the people of Ocean City will get
behind the effort and generate
enthusiasm. Plans were shown
and a question, and answer
period followed.
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THURSDAY, APRIL28,1977
An interesting and in- retarded boy and to her chagrin
formative talk on the Vineland
County unit of the American
she could not cope. Deternounced
the Literature
Training School was given by
Cancer Society. .
mined, she took a six weeks
Department will meet- at
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Mrs. J. William Johnson who course at the Vineland Training
The slate of officers for 1977- Harry's Inn, Somers Point,
took the audience on' a trip to School. After 'one week she
78 was elected as follows: May is at 12:30 p.m..
Vineland, to Mam and Landls wanted to. come home. After the
president, Mrs. Edward J. The Glee dub of the: Music
sts., arriving at the Village of second week she had fallen in Huff;-first vice president, Mrs. Department will rehearse this
Happiness, the Vineland love with the wonderful John Brysori; second vice evening, April 28, at So'cbck in -fn the Spring conference and fine Selected Fashions
full array of colors beginning white, white shells, a stunning tjOrOfflfy SeiS arts festival will be held in
with Kathryn Dufrasne's red, covered box which was one of -^
Atlantic City at the
white and blue,Anna Storch
the original Whitman's candy
Marlborough-Blenheim Hotel
also showed her atoll, Mary boxes and a picture
on April 27 beginning at 9:30
Hain also included in her arrangement.
a.m.
display a crochet alligator toy After the luncheon Mrs.
The departmental meeting of
and Reginia Sleep also showed Harold Wenker introduced two The regular meeting of the the literature department will
her hand made bags and totes newly accepted members, Mrs. Omega Lambda Psi Sorority be May S. Mrs. William H.
including needlepoint, Jake Home and Mrs. John was held on April 14 at the home Stewart will review "My Life"
macrame and crochet were Vernon. Guests included Mrs. of Eileen Zavaglia
by Golds Mdr. After lunch
individually shown by Helen George Fry, Mr. M. L. Nixon, Donations were approved for Mrs. Joseph A. Jacovino will "Fashions for the Young Teen to the Mature Woman"
Benge, Frances Pancoast who Mrs. John Daschler, Mrs. John the March of Dimes, the Heart read a paper on "Alda."
Sizes: Junior 3-15, Misses: 6-18
also showed her beautiful bell Sleep, Mrs. Edward Creighton, and Cancer Fund and the
501 New Rd. . Groveland Center
pull, Peg Moffit and Stella and Mrs. Edward Arnade. Hemophiliac Foundation.
DeAngelo. Decoupage work Reports were given by the
CLASSIFIED ADS 927-1728 ; Somers Point
A report was given on the
was appreciated by the American Home chairman, anniversary dinner held BRING RESULTS
Store Hours: Daily 10-9; Sat. 10-4; Sun. 12-4
members as the artists carried Mrs. Ralph DeAngdo>and Art recently at Orsatti's.
their works of art down the chairman, Mrs. John Costhott Helen Hock, Terri Godfrey
aisles. Stella DeAngelo in-
thanking the women for or both
and Peg Sinsel will serve as a
cluded a picture done In crewel
turnouts t th eeting i and to committee for the social to be
Hie Shadow by SchoU.
work and also Marge Bender. Fine Aits Festival. tival. Twy Twenty- held on May 14 with husbands
Helen Kroesser displayed a one women were attending ttdi the h invited as guests.
hand painted china plate, while Atlantic City affair. Mrs. Fred The annual rummage sale
Sassi reported on the successful
The: more you wear ft,
was scheduled for May 21. The
Program Assistance Day and location will be discussed at the
thanked her committee. Mrs. next regular meeting.
Henry Schaefer reminded the The hostess package was won
better it fits.
members of the card party at by Betty Morey. The next
12:30 p.m. at the Youth Center meeting will be held on May 5 at
on Thursday (April 28). Thethe
home of Helen Klock and
public is invited.
will include the election of
There will be another card officers.
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SALE!
1,000 Pair of
in Bargaintown May '
A garage sale will be held
Saturday, May 7, at 9 am. to 4
p.m, rain or shine, at Mason
av., off Bargaintown rd.,
Bargaintown. It will be held for
the benefit oi the local, national
and international charitable
project of the Altrusa Club of
Atlantic City.
Chaired by Margaret
Sheldon, of Ocean City, the
committee of area professional
•and business executive women
will offer for sale antiques and
•household Hems. Assietfcg will
be Edith Dpdds of Palermo.
Fall and Winter Shoes
Roq. ' 16.00 to 56.00
Campbell's
Shoe Parlour
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Dial 399-3347
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Join UM in our Grand Opening May 2nd, and
take a »tep backward in time. Come ttee *ueh
item* att, Furniture, China and dataware.
Clock*, and more. We alco do Re-fini«hing,
Repairs, Caning and Rutth. Hone»t to
goodness PENNY CANDY. Home made
Bread and Pie», Jams and preserve*.
Honey, Molatwea and much more!
ANTIQUES BOUGHT & SOLD
Everyone's Invited 11
•M Aibury Av*., Ocean City, N.J.
Phone: («0t) 3fM144
Mrs. John A. Suplee
Soroptimist Club projects
produce scholarship funds
in the amount of $700 will be
awarded to three young women
to further their education and to
one young man for his studies
for the priesthood. Other
awards to be given this Spring
will be for the Training Awards
Program and the Youth
Citizenship Award.
The club will send three
delegates to the North Atlantic
Regional Soroptimist In-
• - - Confe
are Marion 6E
Doris Thomas and Eleanore
Laudenslayer.
The Club has made
arrangements to sell Holland
Bulbs again this year. Eleanore
Laudenslager will chair that
drive.
On April 19 the Club members
journeyed to Wildwood for a
joint meeting with the Southern
Cape May County Soroptimist
Joy McVey guest
at a baby shower
Joy McVeigh was guest of
honor at a surprise baby
shower in Plymouth Inn on
Sunday.
Patti Still was hostess for the
affair, which'featured a wicker
bassinet as a table centerpiece.
Guests included Bobby Tobin,
grandmother-to-be; Barbara
Still,great-grandmother; Ellen
Mauk, Schyier Wood, Gerry
Esaick, Dee GaskUl, Gladys
Mawhinney, Jane Sweet,
Lucille Sannino, Terri
Williams, Eleanor Kane, Lynn
Williams and Eleanor
Eisenlohr.
Sending gifts but unable to
attend were Ginny Romsburg
and Dottie Wilfington.
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Stillwell Chapter enjoys fashion show by students
Members attending the Sarah
Stillwell Chapter DAR meeting
on April 16 at the Masonic
Temple enjoyed a fashion show
given by students 4 at Ocean City
High School.
-Mrs. Richard Clunn, the
Chapter's chairman of the
Good-Citizens Award and the
homemakers, introduced their
teacher, Mrs. Ostrowski, Mrs.
Joseph Vitiello, mother of the
first, place winner and Patricia
Shank, winner of first place in
cooking. Each of the young
Jadies received a gold bracelet
as a token of appreciation from
the chapter.
This -year's Good-Citizen,
Alicia Smith, could not attend,
-but earlier had been presented
with a $2S bond, with her
mother at the State DAR
Awards Day luncheon at
Trenton as guests of the
Chapter.
After a short business
meeting, Mrs. Daix read a
"Statement Re Constitution
Hall", by the National Society
DAR. Mrs. Daix explained,
"because of the recent yearly
publicity given the unfortunate
Marion Anderson incident of
1939 (the whole truth never
told) "The rules of Constitution
Hall .were in conformity with
the laws and customs
prevailing at that time in the
District of Columbia." After six
years in 1945, Mrs. Roosevelt's
Column. My Day stated, "The •
DAR was not by any means
alone to blame, there was B
social situation in Washington
at the time over which they had
no control."
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THE WINNERS — Mrs. Richard Clunn, chairman of the Girls Homemafeen
and "Good Citizens" for Sarah Stillwell Chapter, DAR, presents a $23 savings
bond to Carmela Vitiello for sewing and Patricia Shank for cooking. .: '<
Nomettes see 'Guys-Dolls 9
The regular meeting of the
International. A covered dish The annual Spring luncheon Nomettes was held at Plymouth
dinner was enjoyed by all and and election of officers will be Inn recently.
the group was entertained by held at The Flanders. May 14. On Friday night, April 22, the
Pat Frantz, president of the In the absence of the Regent, Nomettes, Nomads and friends
hostess club, who sang and Mrs. J. Hilary Smith, the vice attended a dinner and threatre
played her guitar. Another regent, Mrs. Eugene P. Lyness party at tyhe 76 House, to see
highlight of the evening was a presided. She thanked Mrs. "Guys and Dolls."
White Elephant Auction to raise Daix for the informative A bus trip to the Renault
funds for the Fall District reading and Mrs. Willard winery with luncheon at
Soroptimist International . Wanger, tea chairman, and her Sweetwaler Casino is planned
meeting to be held at the hostesses, Mrs. Joseph L. for Mondav. Mav 16. If time
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