Sep 1985 - On-Line Newspaper Archives of Ocean City

PAGE 12 THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N.J, TUESDAY.SEPTEMBERS,
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JBSDAY, SEPTEMBER 3,1985
Yacht Club bridge players cited
THE 8ENTINEL.LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N.J,
Irtdgeplaying members of -*.-• .-- ** * J
chairman, awarded the alrth. All received prhes. It was announced that the
Ocean C% Y«ehi Club aeMon prize M winner of the Loll Kllboume, who has run Ocean City team had defeated
tteatod the end of their duplicate tournament to Peg the duplicate game, was the bridge team of the Stone
lament leiion with Wlegand and Nancy Bern- honored for her 12-year Harbor Yacht dub In the
and the awarding of mey. They were also the directorship. She will be letter's annual matchpolnt
ion prim Thursday recipient/* of Use silver Hagy leaving Ocean City before contest Prize is retention of a
[, Aug. 29 at the Yacht tow], given for top score In a next summer.
silver trophy for one year.
consecutive eight-week For the Thursday night Playing for Ocean City wan
ptriod.
tournament bridge games, Wlegand and Reramey, Bob
...... J.J. BtUwMT Jr. Second In the duplicate winners wen .Margo Gar- and Louise Young, Kelly and
(aided and Introduced tournament were Helen Kulp tland, first; George Mao- Gouth, Drawneck and
1 Bob Hitching* and Lucille - Horrlion, Cadden, second; Helen Walters, Daniels and
bJi wife, Sue. The corn- followed by Dot Drawneck Schelrey, third; Jean Mae- •(Marine, Evans and Hanson.
ore congratulated all the and Peg Walters, third; Eve Cadden, fourth; Wally
dge playera and termed Kelly and Stella Gouth, Runyon, fifth. They wen Vera Turner wag
m an Important part of fourth; Edna Daniela and congratulated and awarded congratulated on the success
^ Oub aettrttlw, Jean DlMarlno, fifth; Betty prbni by the bridge chair- of the dinner party for which
i Bower, bridgi Evans and Florence Hanson, man.
she served as chairman.
ourse ottered on first aid for babysitters
inagen who take on nsponilblUtles they face, or and medical
rtfOn! Jobs Hmetlmei What should ttay do, for What st
unprepared for the example, In the event o( a fire a child
hrority names committee chairmen
he beginning day meeting
Preceptor Alpha Beta
kpter of Beta Sigma Phi
sorority was held recently at
the home of Pat Brawn.
President Barbara Barrett
wholarship recipient
I JITOOI 1 CHESTER — DorU
J S• Bfiinil of Ocean Qtjr la a
recipient of the 1965 Minority
Academically Talented
Student Scholarahlp Award at
; West Chester University.
WATS students receive full
ttfHan waivers tor each of
their four years of undergraduate
study at the
university, which is aimed at
providing recognition and
wport tor minority students
W IP oSTG S&0WS fluttty Tiffing
academic ability.
fc graduate of Ocean at?
, tflgb School and the daughter
(f Mr. k Mrs. Richard
Ipnel, she is majoring la
accounting at the university.
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Doris E. Murrel
opened the meeting with the
announcement of the committee
chairman for the 1965-
18 sorority year. They an
Helen Boucher, program
chairman; Jeanne Ptssano,
social; Arlene Druck, ways
and means; Marge Peterson,
service; Joan Bryson,
publicity; Floss Beddow,
scrapbook and Peg Relber,
sunshine.
The following socials are
being planned for the coming
year: October a bowling
party; November the chapter
birthday party; December a
Mexican progressive dinner!
February the sweetheart
brunch- March Is Italian
night.
Refreshments were served
by the social committee. The
next meeting wiD be at the
home of Floss Beddow on
Sept. 4.
Shore Memorial Hospital
wfll hold a "Babyslttir's firtaid
course" on Saturday, Un.
5 from 9 am to l pm
Babysitters age 12 and older
are invited to attend %
course and learn CPR
techniques, the Helmllch
maneuver, fire safety, what to
do in ease of poisoning.
Heeding, cut* and buns,
fractures and sprains and how
to efficiently deal with fire
and police In reporting an
emergency.
"Even the most attentive
babysitter can fact an
emergency," notes Dr,
Michael Dudnick, medical
director of the emergency
room at Shore Memorial
Hospital. "We want to help
them feel more comfortable
about meeting their
responsibilities."
The course LJ being beld as
part Of Emergency Medical
Services Week, Sept 29- Oct.
5, and Is free.
Pre-registration Is required
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Weaver, Tarvin to wed
Miryellen Weaver of
Unwood and Charles Weaver
of Samara Point announce the
engagement of their
daughter, Susan E. Weaver,
to Petty Officer lit Class
Donald D. Tarvin, son of
Betty J. Tarvin of Barnard,
Kan.
Mju Weaver ii a graduate
of Mainland Regional High
School and holds an associate
degree from Atlantic Community
College. She U employed
as assistant coordinator
of ""WtHlnififlftnt at
Store Memorial HofpitsL
Mr.TarvlniiB sdaateof "
Otuaga (Kansas) j
ool
and U stationed with the U5.
Navy In Corpus Chrlstl,
Teias.
A May 1MB wedding Is
planned.
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1985
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Prices include prop-controls • height • gai tank
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• cash A carry only- no charges
07 W, 9th St.
Ocean City, N.J.
609-398-1312
closing for the stason...
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