Jun 1967 - On-Line Newspaper Archives of Ocean City
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A^vwfl Vm««# wiU be held on<br />
friendship fund: the Girt Santa en, Saturday m a family basis; on<br />
Parade when the scouts for toe first<strong>Jun</strong>e<br />
23, 24, and a, the troop will<br />
time had represented Troop 41 mtcamp<br />
at Mays Landing aj a week-<br />
the affair in Atliintic aty and disend amp out; a pool picnic wUl be<br />
iteyed items made from otkls and<br />
held in July at ttie Electric Ogn<br />
ends.<br />
pMy ReGreation Center.<br />
A list oi the girte fBto had =rn« Hano solos were given by Carol<br />
merit badges during the past year Ttatten, Marilyn Martin end Michelle<br />
*^s al-soread by Mim, Wells. WJllinms, A duet was sung by Elaine<br />
The leader then presented UwMger<br />
ood Maim Byrum and a<br />
Sign <strong>of</strong> the Arrow to flve ^rts who Mo composed <strong>of</strong> Sandra Wells, Har-<br />
had earned this award, (Tb eani ttrts riot Field and Virginift Wells also<br />
badge, the gfri* had to earn csmlrj sing a song.<br />
badges, take part in various care, Mrs, TotteB present a gift to<br />
monies, meet with other Girl Scouts Blrs. Wells ton all the ^rls In the<br />
tnow boor to great them in their ttoop. World pins were givni to<br />
own language and teU about Qtn. Marilyn Martin and Sandy Dawnman.<br />
hois <strong>of</strong> the United States. In telling In the dosing ceremony, Mrs.<br />
about the symbols. Mary Bern LAW WeUs gave some (noughts on the<br />
told about the American flag; Carol Oirl Scout Laws- the girls then re-<br />
TMten. Seal ot the United Staoa; tired the<br />
Virgina WeJls, Statue <strong>of</strong> liberty;<br />
Harriet Field, dollar hill; and W-<br />
WELCOME ARTISANS<br />
... anywhere in<br />
<strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong><br />
Vour, shopping is as near as<br />
your phone when you shop<br />
Bradley's, for 20 years <strong>Ocean</strong><br />
<strong>City</strong>'s favored personalized<br />
personalized 1 Mr, and MM, Charles W, Coateg<br />
Collo-Coates Nuptials Blessed<br />
In Lady Of Sorrows R. C. Church<br />
UNWOOD-Our I^dy ot Sorrows desRSidB wire, ftanoes Ounburn,<br />
R.C auw* « the enm SWuitiziy <strong>of</strong> Ocrnn Cl^, and EUzabuili ttJto<br />
Urtereftra were Mary Beth law afternoon <strong>of</strong> me wedAng <strong>of</strong> Ptatrioa ol UmmA.<br />
tturtet Field and Carol Tottair QQUQ, dauetter at Mr. mid iMra. Jo- mephm Cbatas, <strong>of</strong> Sar»0« Point,<br />
•rialdng ttie pnigrains were Kjircn ieph Odto, <strong>of</strong> OT KWdin av,, andasasted<br />
his biuther as best man.<br />
ftmrni, Sandy Dow-nam. Surira Oiertes W. 0«ta, an trf ifr. and (Men were David Sterling, <strong>of</strong> AJ.<br />
Weils aid ^leUe Williams. Any Mrs. CSiiiwice W. Oaotes, <strong>of</strong> 130 BaJa oany, NY., and Victor tinwfcnl, <strong>of</strong><br />
Camp, Luma KBlly. Ginny Lea, Jan- dr., Sotners Port. The Rev. Vincent'Somers<br />
JMnt,<br />
loe MoCurthy and Virginia WeUs Ferraro, pastor, <strong>of</strong>fictoted at the<br />
made the Avon, AsaMam laden double ring ceranony, '<br />
OIVMI in marrtaee by her hirjisr,<br />
are »&s, Hany Bom and Mrs. mm Gail Ritton, <strong>of</strong> Ahseeon, »^<br />
the Mde was attired in a floor-lei^th<br />
Jacob Field; advtaon are Mrs. maid <strong>of</strong> honor, and serving as<br />
**«# AJiit Jiit iown th notching ajat- t<br />
Stanley Totten arid tin. Emaum<br />
Baiii Baiii. He VIBI WIB toinMier toinMi stands- ta<br />
Williams; &frs. Walter Eichenherger<br />
length and she carried a aiscade <strong>of</strong><br />
is na^Aotd dte Coming Events<br />
Cfty Nurse Is Guest In <strong>Ocean</strong> Cify<br />
At Homemaker Meeting TODAY<br />
r f<br />
Mrs. m»b#th Schmidt, city nurse ^ " i f * , ^f»<br />
as a suea at B» mmmm trf the gfJLj*^ '%£j3%h<br />
market.<br />
J?e$h and Tender Quality Meats<br />
—• M«MA4 4 pTB-fadtaged fdtaged<br />
* Farm Ripened Vegetables and Fruits<br />
+ Brand Name Groceries<br />
* Delicatessen Delights<br />
it frozen Foods<br />
BRADLEY'S<br />
FARMER'S MARKET<br />
IHAlfanffcAve. Dial 399-2124<br />
JOHN and ANN SHOPA<br />
?<br />
Ah average <strong>of</strong> 64 both ways ^Mis<br />
made at the Lumy Duplicate Bridge<br />
finme played Wednesday evening In<br />
tttc OcesuDc Hotel.<br />
Jalet* fUeraol and Kathrjn Monroe<br />
were high In the Nonth^oulh section<br />
\vUb 85!i. Runnereup were ZJUten<br />
QirUn and Afcirtha Brown. 33'/4, and<br />
Mr. and Mm. Earl Molttl, SB*.<br />
Top euorv tor the BaEt-Wost section<br />
was turned in by Mr. and Mrs. Wilton<br />
Smith UJQM. Also above avenge<br />
went Sylvia Brawn and Margaret<br />
StoU*, 98, Mr. and Mrs. living Wit.<br />
ttarnson, 92%, and Mlldrud Grubb and<br />
Mii«arn S«vmaii, 84.<br />
Luray Dupliaafe Bridge games are<br />
played every .Wednesday at 7! SO p.m.<br />
I\rt pbytng raervatloni mil 33&2150.<br />
* • *<br />
Davo Hutciiinsan and BUI Hass<br />
earned eertiffled master points as flr*<br />
place plaj-ers wHl a scon <strong>of</strong> TOM<br />
at the Boxwood Duplicate BrUge<br />
naater, point iMne f>ta>-ed Wednra*iy<br />
evenir^, Averagft «os 54, nadng seeend<br />
were »fc and Mrs. Al Ooarn wUh<br />
em.<br />
Ottiara above Dverage wwe Hod<br />
andRufc Arm Bogbysheil, Jerry Horn<br />
and In/ing Bregman and Don Millar<br />
and Ed Itort.<br />
Average <strong>of</strong> 54 atao was jna* at<br />
ttie game played last #«*, Top<br />
scores were turned in by Rod Bosbyshell<br />
and Irving Bregnwn wdth fiK<br />
and Josh Miles and Jack Fitzgerald<br />
with 62.<br />
Others above avenge were Huth<br />
Ann Bosbytfiell and Jerry Horn and<br />
Claudia Haaj and<br />
g<br />
ed<br />
wr«s TOSS centered a vsiate<br />
Tfte bridnl uttendanr^<br />
dnases with matcHnBi<br />
g k t f c h k<br />
pjn. in<br />
Aide Association hold Monday in Ply-<br />
ITIDUUI Inn. Mrs. Bnlya Alwme. Merlon Park Oornmunity Asajcti<br />
prertdent, presided,<br />
tion mctting, 8T30 p.m., in the- Seatt<br />
was announced that Mrs. Sohmirit -q>n\ Motel T4th st and g^y Jv<br />
now will process .TJXJ evaluate Hie vis- ESertton o/ <strong>of</strong>ficers.<br />
iting Homranakcr MfdJcTire ass<br />
• • *<br />
for <strong>Ocean</strong> (Sty, Previously ttese King <strong>of</strong> auhj Duplicate Bridge<br />
cases nave gone through the Countj game, g p.m., in the Fbrashian Build-<br />
hslth oaee, . , ing, S(h st. arid JJavm av. For play-<br />
Mrs, Margaret Hall, executive diing rtservnuom. call 822-G35L<br />
rector, reported that during ,th# njonUi<br />
• * *<br />
<strong>of</strong> Way 22 cases were served, in, Beachcombers Squzire DEUKC Qub<br />
eluding IB Medisam Thate totaled 8 30 p m , In .,;•, :- •••-!. SMttmim, Sine, «a: :^^^<br />
mmm<br />
mum Tnmjjle «9 IBPOE <strong>of</strong><br />
W meehng, R 30 p nv, in N-1*»^<br />
'that vart rtifc^rt<br />
Y, JUNE }6, W67<br />
HATS for All Occasions<br />
HANDBAGS ~ GLOVES — SCARFS<br />
&NGERIE — HOUSECOATS — SHIFTS<br />
BELTS ••—• FOLD-UP SLIPPERS<br />
SHION WEATHER COATS ...,,,, from, fl4i9S<br />
§ HELEN F.<br />
Oprni f »,m. ro S:JO pjn.<br />
Friday'til» p.m.<br />
•35 Aibury Avenua<br />
Dial 3994100<br />
at the<br />
CLOTHES BASKET<br />
CORNER THIRD ST. & ASBURY AVE,<br />
OPEN DAILY 10 TO S<br />
IWOOL SLACKS V% PRICE<br />
•SWEATER'S"'<br />
Now % %m to '9,00<br />
I SKIRTS Now $ 2.50 to $ 3,50<br />
— Reg. UM to S5.00 —<br />
DRESSES and SUITS<br />
20% to 50% OFF<br />
L«!H _"_ -<br />
gnfiffl PSBf?i<br />
H •-•? (/ DR1SS SHOP<br />
" 714 BATTERSEA ROAD<br />
IN THE GARDENS<br />
SWIM WEAR<br />
ITALIAN KNITS<br />
DRESSMAKERS<br />
SIKINIS<br />
TENNIS DRESSES<br />
CUiQTTi SKIRTS<br />
HALrsrZM RBOULAR StZBS<br />
Store houn 11 a.m. to Sill) p.m.<br />
FrWay 'HI I p.m, .<br />
DIALSM4H7<br />
Is Daa an OMtdopr man?<br />
SMITH JEWEIIRS<br />
hara waterpro<strong>of</strong> ELGIN V<br />
1 >or Father's Day<br />
MKNIitM<br />
*ki<br />
An Elgin watch was tested under water<br />
for. 29 days, and it just kept ticking<br />
away.,. accurately. Ideal for dad, if he's<br />
the rugged type.<br />
SMITH JEWELERS<br />
JSWRY AVENUE WA13M-3171<br />
Open 9 fo 6 Monday thru Saturday<br />
. J 9 to 9 frirfV*<br />
•wi^Mii^liWi^^w;^<br />
Miss Hoyer Is Moore Bride<br />
In Methodist Chhrch Wedding<br />
A • wedding ol local irtcrest was<br />
Stituntoy <strong>of</strong>tennoo dt<br />
MMng Miss TrmH JuKpr and<br />
Jay RcCT'es Mgane. Tie Rev. Frank<br />
E. Davis, pastor <strong>of</strong> West Chester<br />
(At.) Methodist Church, and lik Rev,<br />
G. Stsinl.jy MuCJaive, pasta' ol Cential<br />
MolhodlBl Clhureii, <strong>of</strong>ficiated.<br />
Ihe brtrie to ttie daisliter ol ttr,<br />
and Mrs, WUi&m • B. Hoyer, ol<br />
Brldgoton. Tite bridepnm is ttie<br />
son <strong>of</strong> Dr. and Hbs, Jonathan R.<br />
Majre, ol Bridgoton and 904 ^n^Hff<br />
ri., mte olry.<br />
Miss Dorottiy Cox, <strong>of</strong> Providence,<br />
K. [., was maid <strong>of</strong> honor, and serving<br />
as toHdesniaids were M3ss Qunl<br />
Ann Moore, <strong>of</strong> BrldgWon, sister <strong>of</strong><br />
the brld^room. Miss Stolla Blddngsate}<br />
ol Brtdgotun, and MJT:. Kennotri<br />
Bloh, ol BaUmore, Md. Kelly Hr><br />
man, ol. Oreen^ch, cousin <strong>of</strong> ttie<br />
111 'Me, was Hewer gill,<br />
Kober Halm, <strong>of</strong> Rutledgc, Pa,, asdated<br />
as beat man. Ushers wen-<br />
John Castrow, At Bridget, WJUfam<br />
Coming Events In<br />
Somers Peinf-Unweed<br />
TODAY lM*rjrt- . ,V •,:<br />
Ftath«-s ^y *nee, 9 p^n., .at Oai|<br />
f aMTOWS parirt Itall, Un.<br />
Silver Moon Oouneil DeBre* <strong>of</strong><br />
BhonMs meeting, S p,rfl., in<br />
Hall.<br />
• * * *<br />
Seafood fMjmer, 4:30 jo 7 p.m., at<br />
VTW Itall, Baitiei rd,, Somers Point.<br />
TOMORROW (SMwrttyJ-<br />
Central Methodist SCTJOT Htfi M¥F<br />
canoe flip. Leave ttie ehurdi' i ftm,<br />
SUNDAY—.<br />
rather«m OMpoinJe <strong>On</strong>rnBiunion<br />
Brealdast, 8 a.m,( at OM«; Episcopal<br />
•lurch.<br />
a * * - - . / • - , : > : • - . - • • . ' • • . • • • . - " •<br />
aimers Point J^ee&ettes meMm,<br />
i p l m , ' • •..,'; •• -.••••'• ' : V<br />
TUBtt»V- .<br />
qenttil J«c«iodi#t spoaal coneregaional<br />
mceflng; 8 p.m.<br />
Somepi Pqint rftrards'aub o^mer<br />
metfini, 7 p:m., at ^niel's'RMtaur.<br />
ant, ••••• W -'• : • • : • • , • - „<br />
• Sariers Point attmber <strong>of</strong> 0m*<br />
TBerce IrteoarSi ! p., ;, '. ._'<br />
R O O M C O L O R • t,:; ••;'• , ; ; •..•-' •.-'<br />
¥our, choiee o£ domWarit ooloi'in<br />
a paMeaar room Hiould be affeottd<br />
by site ql :room, amoimt.rt naBBBj.<br />
Bght, essposUMito sun, iuie <strong>of</strong>. roMji<br />
and colors in adWrtng .ronipi<br />
«»r WUB fjowv art —<br />
Miss Maryellen Slant daughter <strong>of</strong><br />
Mr. and Mrs, Fred E. Blank, <strong>of</strong><br />
ffiS nut pt, one <strong>of</strong> 82 manbsB<br />
<strong>of</strong> the graduaUiri dass at Bndioott<br />
<strong>Jun</strong>ior Qdlege in Beverly, Mass.,<br />
received her diploma in Hotel, Restaurant<br />
and mstautional MarBm-<br />
Clark-EUBSm Unit 3^ American mart at the UTth annual oonimaice.<br />
lipon AuidUmy tnee«nH, S p,m. ment Satarday,<br />
Miss Blank also narndpated in<br />
. Linwood Seoond Ward Wosneh's.Bfi. the activMes rf Baecalauraite SerpubUfan<br />
dub meeUnff, 8 p,m_^—r- Klccft-eiasi-rJay-and-sooiBl eventshotmrini<br />
seniors and their parents<br />
Bomers Pdnt Senior QHMBS meet-. during Oommenearneht,<br />
Ing Jli30 a;m., in Qrace luHwran At Ikidicatt Misl Blank, vras pre*<br />
•idfflit <strong>of</strong> ttie Foods pub, a member<br />
iAIDSErWICt'<br />
701 Embjmy Turin<br />
VINELAND, N. J.<br />
ol ttie school Oommittee, yearbook<br />
t<strong>of</strong>f, i'athton Qab, WAA, hacj^r<br />
tesun and. a dorm representative.<br />
She to completed oU-eanipus \mrk<br />
experience in her major field during<br />
the iejpilar epUeie jntemship period.<br />
She is a 1SS5 graduaie d Own<br />
: H@i.'School..." •'."• • ,'"..••.'•.<br />
DEEP<br />
SEA<br />
FISHING<br />
LEAVES . . .<br />
8 A.M. DAILY<br />
also<br />
CHARTER BOATS<br />
. mi ,^<br />
BLOOpWOgMS,<br />
MINNOWS<br />
TACKLE A BAIT<br />
BROS.<br />
BOAT YARD<br />
ft MARINA<br />
228 BAY AVE.<br />
DIAL JM-3I1I<br />
BBmAKT^OHBH—««, John J. - Stethedi, presldeat<br />
<strong>of</strong> tea Colony CluB, •n(l-M»ydf EoWrt L, Shar^. pushed a<br />
shopper's cart through a paper door to symbolize tneopeiuM<br />
<strong>of</strong> tht new Acme Supermarket at ,34ta,st una<br />
Huitajn, <strong>of</strong> Cliirksoorg, Va,, and Wil-<br />
in a long whStn toltoia tank trimmed<br />
liiim K, Hoyer, <strong>of</strong> Bndgeton.<br />
with yellow grragraiu attxo and<br />
Given in marriage by her fattwr, lace. Her rieadpiecu was a mateMtsI<br />
flle MOB was atUred in a white siUt ibonnet<br />
and she carried a basket <strong>of</strong><br />
orgarea gown with race appliqixri, yellow rose ljuds.<br />
overdll and fasbioned wl«i a mx-<br />
Following a neajOon at ttie Ootcrjt<br />
tons attauhed train. Her waiuttanzick<br />
Country Club ttie conilc left<br />
Icnglh lace niknUUa also was trim-<br />
for a wedding trip to Bermuda. They<br />
med wtth appUqued lace and she<br />
will inaite their lionie nt the Uncord<br />
ennied a aseade <strong>of</strong> wtute gandcniiis,<br />
Anns ApartJTMils in Barrtnyam.<br />
JTK bridal attendants were dresed<br />
Engaged<br />
The bride was graduated /Mm<br />
In iowra <strong>of</strong> yellow eMttn ov^ yel-<br />
Brid^tnt Hlt-h School in ISO. SK<br />
Jow taflatt Mnuned witt tace and<br />
attended VVctaern Maxytanr] (Mkge.<br />
yellow groMHWn ribbon, Tliey were<br />
Towsn State Oollege and Otassboro<br />
sleeevdes and was styled wiUi<br />
Sate Coilccc Ste is emplojed he<br />
sp neoWlna and small trains.<br />
ihe Petttesrlmitia. Bell Tetolione<br />
Thdr head^eees were large yullaw<br />
Cosnpany art ^Mlade^i^i,<br />
roses wito rfiout veite and they ear.<br />
ried nose^ys <strong>of</strong> yrtlow rose buds, The brtde^dom, also a graduate <strong>of</strong><br />
white camaUoM and baby breath. Bridgeton Mgh School, was grsduaJrt<br />
from The CSffidel in Oarl^nn,<br />
S. C, airi is attendini Rufgcrs Law<br />
Joycee-eHes Plan<br />
School In Oaroden.<br />
Picnic <strong>On</strong> Saturday<br />
Endicott Graduate<br />
Thomas MeDityrc and Mrs.<br />
James Miller were installed as new<br />
members <strong>of</strong> the Jayeefrettes at a<br />
meetins Tuisday evenlrig In the home<br />
<strong>of</strong> Mrs. Robert Adams,<br />
Plans were discussed for a piaie<br />
Saturday a* i pjn, at the home <strong>of</strong><br />
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mclnryre,<br />
a Vamoo rt,, Marmora. The rt<br />
fair is for members ti the JayceiS<br />
and JayeeeHrttfg,<br />
The new meeang. July 11, wUl be<br />
Nancy Helan Wilson<br />
in the home <strong>of</strong> Met, Joseph Bon.<br />
Mrs. Helen ft. Wl^n, <strong>of</strong> J3S2 amp-<br />
ner, 18 Central rd.<br />
son av., Banounees ttw enpnanart <strong>of</strong><br />
her dauSrtej-, Naney Helen. In Robeit<br />
Williflm Smith, son <strong>of</strong> Mr, and lbs,<br />
WiUiam H Smith, ot Hammonton.<br />
Starison av. WednMrtay; With fflre. Steth^and 0i# flfiyer<br />
fa (nfht) Leonard Bonjtt, manager <strong>of</strong> the new marttt,J-<br />
Senior Photo,<br />
MES Wilsai. a 1963 jpaiuiteiot<br />
Ocsui Oly Hi#i School was graduated<br />
from Glasshoro Suite College<br />
last week. She plans to leach in Upper<br />
Township Elemcntiuy School in<br />
the fall .<br />
Mr. Smith is a 1963 graduate <strong>of</strong><br />
Hammonton High School and is employed<br />
by Senra Roebuck.<br />
No dale has been set for the wedding.<br />
SUMMER<br />
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