Jun 1967 - On-Line Newspaper Archives of Ocean City

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A^vwfl Vm««# wiU be held on
friendship fund: the Girt Santa en, Saturday m a family basis; on
Parade when the scouts for toe firstJune
23, 24, and a, the troop will
time had represented Troop 41 mtcamp
at Mays Landing aj a week-
the affair in Atliintic aty and disend amp out; a pool picnic wUl be
iteyed items made from otkls and
held in July at ttie Electric Ogn
ends.
pMy ReGreation Center.
A list oi the girte fBto had =rn« Hano solos were given by Carol
merit badges during the past year Ttatten, Marilyn Martin end Michelle
*^s al-soread by Mim, Wells. WJllinms, A duet was sung by Elaine
The leader then presented UwMger
ood Maim Byrum and a
Sign of the Arrow to flve ^rts who Mo composed of Sandra Wells, Har-
had earned this award, (Tb eani ttrts riot Field and Virginift Wells also
badge, the gfri* had to earn csmlrj sing a song.
badges, take part in various care, Mrs, TotteB present a gift to
monies, meet with other Girl Scouts Blrs. Wells ton all the ^rls In the
tnow boor to great them in their ttoop. World pins were givni to
own language and teU about Qtn. Marilyn Martin and Sandy Dawnman.
hois of the United States. In telling In the dosing ceremony, Mrs.
about the symbols. Mary Bern LAW WeUs gave some (noughts on the
told about the American flag; Carol Oirl Scout Laws- the girls then re-
TMten. Seal ot the United Staoa; tired the
Virgina WeJls, Statue of liberty;
Harriet Field, dollar hill; and W-
WELCOME ARTISANS
... anywhere in
Ocean City
Vour, shopping is as near as
your phone when you shop
Bradley's, for 20 years Ocean
City's favored personalized
personalized 1 Mr, and MM, Charles W, Coateg
Collo-Coates Nuptials Blessed
In Lady Of Sorrows R. C. Church
UNWOOD-Our I^dy ot Sorrows desRSidB wire, ftanoes Ounburn,
R.C auw* « the enm SWuitiziy of Ocrnn Cl^, and EUzabuili ttJto
Urtereftra were Mary Beth law afternoon of me wedAng of Ptatrioa ol UmmA.
tturtet Field and Carol Tottair QQUQ, dauetter at Mr. mid iMra. Jo- mephm Cbatas, of Sar»0« Point,
•rialdng ttie pnigrains were Kjircn ieph Odto, of OT KWdin av,, andasasted
his biuther as best man.
ftmrni, Sandy Dow-nam. Surira Oiertes W. 0«ta, an trf ifr. and (Men were David Sterling, of AJ.
Weils aid ^leUe Williams. Any Mrs. CSiiiwice W. Oaotes, of 130 BaJa oany, NY., and Victor tinwfcnl, of
Camp, Luma KBlly. Ginny Lea, Jan- dr., Sotners Port. The Rev. Vincent'Somers
JMnt,
loe MoCurthy and Virginia WeUs Ferraro, pastor, offictoted at the
made the Avon, AsaMam laden double ring ceranony, '
OIVMI in marrtaee by her hirjisr,
are »&s, Hany Bom and Mrs. mm Gail Ritton, of Ahseeon, »^
the Mde was attired in a floor-lei^th
Jacob Field; advtaon are Mrs. maid of honor, and serving as
**«# AJiit Jiit iown th notching ajat- t
Stanley Totten arid tin. Emaum
Baiii Baiii. He VIBI WIB toinMier toinMi stands- ta
Williams; &frs. Walter Eichenherger
length and she carried a aiscade of
is na^Aotd dte Coming Events
Cfty Nurse Is Guest In Ocean Cify
At Homemaker Meeting TODAY
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Mrs. m»b#th Schmidt, city nurse ^ " i f * , ^f»
as a suea at B» mmmm trf the gfJLj*^ '%£j3%h
market.
J?e$h and Tender Quality Meats
—• M«MA4 4 pTB-fadtaged fdtaged
* Farm Ripened Vegetables and Fruits
+ Brand Name Groceries
* Delicatessen Delights
it frozen Foods
BRADLEY'S
FARMER'S MARKET
IHAlfanffcAve. Dial 399-2124
JOHN and ANN SHOPA
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Ah average of 64 both ways ^Mis
made at the Lumy Duplicate Bridge
finme played Wednesday evening In
tttc OcesuDc Hotel.
Jalet* fUeraol and Kathrjn Monroe
were high In the Nonth^oulh section
\vUb 85!i. Runnereup were ZJUten
QirUn and Afcirtha Brown. 33'/4, and
Mr. and Mm. Earl Molttl, SB*.
Top euorv tor the BaEt-Wost section
was turned in by Mr. and Mrs. Wilton
Smith UJQM. Also above avenge
went Sylvia Brawn and Margaret
StoU*, 98, Mr. and Mrs. living Wit.
ttarnson, 92%, and Mlldrud Grubb and
Mii«arn S«vmaii, 84.
Luray Dupliaafe Bridge games are
played every .Wednesday at 7! SO p.m.
I\rt pbytng raervatloni mil 33&2150.
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Davo Hutciiinsan and BUI Hass
earned eertiffled master points as flr*
place plaj-ers wHl a scon of TOM
at the Boxwood Duplicate BrUge
naater, point iMne f>ta>-ed Wednra*iy
evenir^, Averagft «os 54, nadng seeend
were »fc and Mrs. Al Ooarn wUh
em.
Ottiara above Dverage wwe Hod
andRufc Arm Bogbysheil, Jerry Horn
and In/ing Bregman and Don Millar
and Ed Itort.
Average of 54 atao was jna* at
ttie game played last #«*, Top
scores were turned in by Rod Bosbyshell
and Irving Bregnwn wdth fiK
and Josh Miles and Jack Fitzgerald
with 62.
Others above avenge were Huth
Ann Bosbytfiell and Jerry Horn and
Claudia Haaj and
g
ed
wr«s TOSS centered a vsiate
Tfte bridnl uttendanr^
dnases with matcHnBi
g k t f c h k
pjn. in
Aide Association hold Monday in Ply-
ITIDUUI Inn. Mrs. Bnlya Alwme. Merlon Park Oornmunity Asajcti
prertdent, presided,
tion mctting, 8T30 p.m., in the- Seatt
was announced that Mrs. Sohmirit -q>n\ Motel T4th st and g^y Jv
now will process .TJXJ evaluate Hie vis- ESertton o/ officers.
iting Homranakcr MfdJcTire ass
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for Ocean (Sty, Previously ttese King of auhj Duplicate Bridge
cases nave gone through the Countj game, g p.m., in the Fbrashian Build-
hslth oaee, . , ing, S(h st. arid JJavm av. For play-
Mrs, Margaret Hall, executive diing rtservnuom. call 822-G35L
rector, reported that during ,th# njonUi
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of Way 22 cases were served, in, Beachcombers Squzire DEUKC Qub
eluding IB Medisam Thate totaled 8 30 p m , In .,;•, :- •••-!. SMttmim, Sine, «a: :^^^
mmm
mum Tnmjjle «9 IBPOE of
W meehng, R 30 p nv, in N-1*»^
'that vart rtifc^rt
Y, JUNE }6, W67
HATS for All Occasions
HANDBAGS ~ GLOVES — SCARFS
&NGERIE — HOUSECOATS — SHIFTS
BELTS ••—• FOLD-UP SLIPPERS
SHION WEATHER COATS ...,,,, from, fl4i9S
§ HELEN F.
Oprni f »,m. ro S:JO pjn.
Friday'til» p.m.
•35 Aibury Avenua
Dial 3994100
at the
CLOTHES BASKET
CORNER THIRD ST. & ASBURY AVE,
OPEN DAILY 10 TO S
IWOOL SLACKS V% PRICE
•SWEATER'S"'
Now % %m to '9,00
I SKIRTS Now $ 2.50 to $ 3,50
— Reg. UM to S5.00 —
DRESSES and SUITS
20% to 50% OFF
L«!H _"_ -
gnfiffl PSBf?i
H •-•? (/ DR1SS SHOP
" 714 BATTERSEA ROAD
IN THE GARDENS
SWIM WEAR
ITALIAN KNITS
DRESSMAKERS
SIKINIS
TENNIS DRESSES
CUiQTTi SKIRTS
HALrsrZM RBOULAR StZBS
Store houn 11 a.m. to Sill) p.m.
FrWay 'HI I p.m, .
DIALSM4H7
Is Daa an OMtdopr man?
SMITH JEWEIIRS
hara waterproof ELGIN V
1 >or Father's Day
MKNIitM
*ki
An Elgin watch was tested under water
for. 29 days, and it just kept ticking
away.,. accurately. Ideal for dad, if he's
the rugged type.
SMITH JEWELERS
JSWRY AVENUE WA13M-3171
Open 9 fo 6 Monday thru Saturday
. J 9 to 9 frirfV*
•wi^Mii^liWi^^w;^
Miss Hoyer Is Moore Bride
In Methodist Chhrch Wedding
A • wedding ol local irtcrest was
Stituntoy oftennoo dt
MMng Miss TrmH JuKpr and
Jay RcCT'es Mgane. Tie Rev. Frank
E. Davis, pastor of West Chester
(At.) Methodist Church, and lik Rev,
G. Stsinl.jy MuCJaive, pasta' ol Cential
MolhodlBl Clhureii, officiated.
Ihe brtrie to ttie daisliter ol ttr,
and Mrs, WUi&m • B. Hoyer, ol
Brldgoton. Tite bridepnm is ttie
son of Dr. and Hbs, Jonathan R.
Majre, ol Bridgoton and 904 ^n^Hff
ri., mte olry.
Miss Dorottiy Cox, of Providence,
K. [., was maid of honor, and serving
as toHdesniaids were M3ss Qunl
Ann Moore, of BrldgWon, sister of
the brld^room. Miss Stolla Blddngsate}
ol Brtdgotun, and MJT:. Kennotri
Bloh, ol BaUmore, Md. Kelly Hr>
man, ol. Oreen^ch, cousin of ttie
111 'Me, was Hewer gill,
Kober Halm, of Rutledgc, Pa,, asdated
as beat man. Ushers wen-
John Castrow, At Bridget, WJUfam
Coming Events In
Somers Peinf-Unweed
TODAY lM*rjrt- . ,V •,:
Ftath«-s ^y *nee, 9 p^n., .at Oai|
f aMTOWS parirt Itall, Un.
Silver Moon Oouneil DeBre* of
BhonMs meeting, S p,rfl., in
Hall.
• * * *
Seafood fMjmer, 4:30 jo 7 p.m., at
VTW Itall, Baitiei rd,, Somers Point.
TOMORROW (SMwrttyJ-
Central Methodist SCTJOT Htfi M¥F
canoe flip. Leave ttie ehurdi' i ftm,
SUNDAY—.
rather«m OMpoinJe OnrnBiunion
Brealdast, 8 a.m,( at OM«; Episcopal
•lurch.
a * * - - . / • - , : > : • - . - • • . ' • • . • • • . - " •
aimers Point J^ee&ettes meMm,
i p l m , ' • •..,'; •• -.••••'• ' : V
TUBtt»V- .
qenttil J«c«iodi#t spoaal coneregaional
mceflng; 8 p.m.
Somepi Pqint rftrards'aub o^mer
metfini, 7 p:m., at ^niel's'RMtaur.
ant, ••••• W -'• : • • : • • , • - „
• Sariers Point attmber of 0m*
TBerce IrteoarSi ! p., ;, '. ._'
R O O M C O L O R • t,:; ••;'• , ; ; •..•-' •.-'
¥our, choiee o£ domWarit ooloi'in
a paMeaar room Hiould be affeottd
by site ql :room, amoimt.rt naBBBj.
Bght, essposUMito sun, iuie of. roMji
and colors in adWrtng .ronipi
«»r WUB fjowv art —
Miss Maryellen Slant daughter of
Mr. and Mrs, Fred E. Blank, of
ffiS nut pt, one of 82 manbsB
of the graduaUiri dass at Bndioott
Junior Qdlege in Beverly, Mass.,
received her diploma in Hotel, Restaurant
and mstautional MarBm-
Clark-EUBSm Unit 3^ American mart at the UTth annual oonimaice.
lipon AuidUmy tnee«nH, S p,m. ment Satarday,
Miss Blank also narndpated in
. Linwood Seoond Ward Wosneh's.Bfi. the activMes rf Baecalauraite SerpubUfan
dub meeUnff, 8 p,m_^—r- Klccft-eiasi-rJay-and-sooiBl eventshotmrini
seniors and their parents
Bomers Pdnt Senior QHMBS meet-. during Oommenearneht,
Ing Jli30 a;m., in Qrace luHwran At Ikidicatt Misl Blank, vras pre*
•idfflit of ttie Foods pub, a member
iAIDSErWICt'
701 Embjmy Turin
VINELAND, N. J.
ol ttie school Oommittee, yearbook
toff, i'athton Qab, WAA, hacj^r
tesun and. a dorm representative.
She to completed oU-eanipus \mrk
experience in her major field during
the iejpilar epUeie jntemship period.
She is a 1SS5 graduaie d Own
: H@i.'School..." •'."• • ,'"..••.'•.
DEEP
SEA
FISHING
LEAVES . . .
8 A.M. DAILY
also
CHARTER BOATS
. mi ,^
BLOOpWOgMS,
MINNOWS
TACKLE A BAIT
BROS.
BOAT YARD
ft MARINA
228 BAY AVE.
DIAL JM-3I1I
BBmAKT^OHBH—««, John J. - Stethedi, presldeat
of tea Colony CluB, •n(l-M»ydf EoWrt L, Shar^. pushed a
shopper's cart through a paper door to symbolize tneopeiuM
of tht new Acme Supermarket at ,34ta,st una
Huitajn, of Cliirksoorg, Va,, and Wil-
in a long whStn toltoia tank trimmed
liiim K, Hoyer, of Bndgeton.
with yellow grragraiu attxo and
Given in marriage by her fattwr, lace. Her rieadpiecu was a mateMtsI
flle MOB was atUred in a white siUt ibonnet
and she carried a basket of
orgarea gown with race appliqixri, yellow rose ljuds.
overdll and fasbioned wl«i a mx-
Following a neajOon at ttie Ootcrjt
tons attauhed train. Her waiuttanzick
Country Club ttie conilc left
Icnglh lace niknUUa also was trim-
for a wedding trip to Bermuda. They
med wtth appUqued lace and she
will inaite their lionie nt the Uncord
ennied a aseade of wtute gandcniiis,
Anns ApartJTMils in Barrtnyam.
JTK bridal attendants were dresed
Engaged
The bride was graduated /Mm
In iowra of yellow eMttn ov^ yel-
Brid^tnt Hlt-h School in ISO. SK
Jow taflatt Mnuned witt tace and
attended VVctaern Maxytanr] (Mkge.
yellow groMHWn ribbon, Tliey were
Towsn State Oollege and Otassboro
sleeevdes and was styled wiUi
Sate Coilccc Ste is emplojed he
sp neoWlna and small trains.
ihe Petttesrlmitia. Bell Tetolione
Thdr head^eees were large yullaw
Cosnpany art ^Mlade^i^i,
roses wito rfiout veite and they ear.
ried nose^ys of yrtlow rose buds, The brtde^dom, also a graduate of
white camaUoM and baby breath. Bridgeton Mgh School, was grsduaJrt
from The CSffidel in Oarl^nn,
S. C, airi is attendini Rufgcrs Law
Joycee-eHes Plan
School In Oaroden.
Picnic On Saturday
Endicott Graduate
Thomas MeDityrc and Mrs.
James Miller were installed as new
members of the Jayeefrettes at a
meetins Tuisday evenlrig In the home
of Mrs. Robert Adams,
Plans were discussed for a piaie
Saturday a* i pjn, at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mclnryre,
a Vamoo rt,, Marmora. The rt
fair is for members ti the JayceiS
and JayeeeHrttfg,
The new meeang. July 11, wUl be
Nancy Helan Wilson
in the home of Met, Joseph Bon.
Mrs. Helen ft. Wl^n, of J3S2 amp-
ner, 18 Central rd.
son av., Banounees ttw enpnanart of
her dauSrtej-, Naney Helen. In Robeit
Williflm Smith, son of Mr, and lbs,
WiUiam H Smith, ot Hammonton.
Starison av. WednMrtay; With fflre. Steth^and 0i# flfiyer
fa (nfht) Leonard Bonjtt, manager of the new marttt,J-
Senior Photo,
MES Wilsai. a 1963 jpaiuiteiot
Ocsui Oly Hi#i School was graduated
from Glasshoro Suite College
last week. She plans to leach in Upper
Township Elemcntiuy School in
the fall .
Mr. Smith is a 1963 graduate of
Hammonton High School and is employed
by Senra Roebuck.
No dale has been set for the wedding.
SUMMER
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