Jun 1967 - On-Line Newspaper Archives of Ocean City

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AND CONFIDENCE
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torijiwlee anfl tally, eoneertied with flu dMerim
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Assume that all people,
Wr opliUon in this regard. Be prt-f
I pared for certain disiippoliilnnails an I
| ivaitT without wasting too much flmel
Profit tma mistakes, but don't Uve _
with them. f
You cannot luni from shyness to
nnfjdonee in a single day. You haw
to build confidence, stop by step.
"I an,, to jump Info a deep, pool or river.
ana maintained to
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•JL^r" W ^*" I my shyness, Wauie give me m ant. " ia >- DM jilBiiTlliCTINe
Sandman «. -« ^J^ ^ - •- JJJ^-^^^-^Jjl JSJi fti!^«_. «"
j FB*BjinBi3F studies, ^* en ' wiU »to «"' U^ Haw,
improved wuerway wouM provide
many taereasBd economlB benefits
and meajrfes,
ONDERUND
'• 14 RIDES = =
«»«» MONDAY THRU SATURDAY
^ ^ foe 11-30 P,
*ji*Aiue row WHILE RibiNe
f omifm A.M.
wUdi records
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THE CIR«
SOMERS POIN
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i Louis are newcomers into in Newtown iqmn, pa I W | ,, ^ .•
^n|^(Iyjrf year round Medford Latas and ii grandchildren. 5®f /|| ^ UffUSt '<
*K ,5S T 6 **?" PlR^iCf MATCH i • B Seventh Annual AUantie aiorea
m.;mm spring nflerjum. -«««^ WATCH- Mi^ show will take place Aug.
lH!T8;for many yeajj, TOey -a. you wish to marry my daugh- us 22, 23 and « at the Beth Judah
ing thoto home ttt 2SS8 West tor? Do you think you're sujtrf?" auditorium In Ventnor, It wUl be
" x eenajnly rlp.^lr. With her eharni open to the public with all it
j« is a reUred construotjon imd Hour monay, we went made tor on ejdjIbiUon tor saje Bom 11 a.m.
; and att have joined Holy each other." until M pjn. except Thursday, the
-•" ~ =^ JinU day, when the show will dime
II I 'C 1234-1242 Boardwalk V
I L L O RESTAURANT & CUM BAR
eeon Clfy'i Only Boardwalk Clam Bar
erving - LUNCH - DINNER
ITEAMED CLAMS • SEAFOOD - COCKTAILS
DELICIOUS SHORE DINNERS
TRY OUR 4 P, M. TO 8 P, M. DINNER
SPECIALS EVERY NIGHT
LUNCHEON
SPECIAL 12-3
COMPLETE
SEAFOOD MENU
1.00
CHARCOAL
•ROILED STBAKS ft CHOP!
12 NOON "TIL 9 P. M,
"Gourmet Dining if Scotch Prices"
German & American Cuisine <
• SA06RBRATEN * ROULADEN
• GOULASH • POTATO PANCAKES Mm
SERVE YOURSELF
•rNlifait (Daily Incl, Sun.) from I At Our Mielaui
I A. M. • Dinner (Weakday.) from I
4:38 P. M, Sun. from 4 P. M. If
SALAD BAR
at i p,m.
The merchandise to be olfered
Ms year will cover a wjde varisd
soope in an effort to have semottiini
for everone at a price level
Qiat will bejpn with modest amounts
for the novice up to more significant
sums lor the seasoned eollector,
Browidns is invited.
As In former years luncheon and
dinner parties are Invited but reservatioiH
are requested in advance in
order to assure service, Hie Antique
Krrefory which is compiled taeh
year listing anttaue dsle« of a wide
area will be given to all patrons
of the show as a useful souvenir
*- u - • *•—oughout the year.
landise offered this year
will Include eWMi,. tfaasware, dolls,
Iron toys, and banks, books, stamps,
and coins, linen;!, furniture, jewelry,
clocks, watches, leaded glass shades,
lamps and kitchen accessories.
to are ineUned to rliinlt tove at
firat Eilglit Is iiitaJuaUon at first sight.
H you are smarter ttion anyone
Jse around you, keep it to youmcU.
,ubel
WHERE DELIGHTFUL DINING BEGINS —
STEAKS CHiDPS SEAFOOD and ITALIAN CUISINE
MAG'S
RESTAURANT
anb LOUNGE
OPEN DAILY 4 P,M,
SUNDAY AT NOON
King Arthur Lounge •:• Cimslof Dinlnei Reom -:- Marine A Uliiir* Dinlni Room
PHONI 927-27B9 or 927-4360
8 SHQRi ROAD SOMIRS POINT. N, J.
S08 SHQRi ROAD
Double-Ring Ceremony Unites S
Mary A, Rubba, John M.Hartig 8
St. Joseph' R.C, Ouirch in fflm. a wedding Wp to gamuda, Hiey wUl S
monton was Uie setting last Satur- make flteir home In Elmhurst, III. %
day morning for the weddim of Miss 1W her travelling outfit the bride "
Btory A. Rubba and John M, Harts, selected a beige and pink linen suit
The Rev, John Rubba, uncle of the wift bone aecessariis.
bride, offidated at the clouble-ring -riio bride is a graduate el St.
ceremony. , Joseph's School in Hammonton, ftn- •
and M, Russe
monton. The bridegroom ii the son She is a teacher. The bridegroom
of Mr. »md Mrs, FBu! R, Hartg, was graduated from McOomogh JBlof
17 W, Miiitartfi rd,, ftls city, taw SrtraJ, C. W.^^ QoUega of
Mrs, mnk jarwna, cousin of ^ ^ , 'ffl^ ^tAj
the bride, of Iftramonton, was ma- "J aigineer wrth Edde Batteries.
Oat of honor. The bridesmaids ~ ~ ^ ~
were mm Joan N, Hartii, of ttus ALWAYS
citt'. sister of the bridepmim; Mrs. The good thing about beAnlng
Ouistopher D'Alessio,, rf Iftwer. at tte bottom is that you always have
town. Pa.; and Miss Diane J, something solid to go back to.
Rubba, of Mannnonton, sister of the ' —
bride.
Peter* V, Ooffey, of Bln^iamioii,
N,Y,, was best man, and assisting
as usliers were Matthew J. Rubba,
of OoUinpwood, Robert P. Baldaul.
of Palmyra, and GeHiM Goldstein,
of Yontara, N,Y,
Given in marrtage by her father,