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§ -«?> •j-'- ,, f- «•' >y ;"*p^ LET US YOU. RATION SAVH6S ACCOUNTS us ran A mMT RIDUCTION «-, it' tt'jti •' £ U-V< PHONE IXpoH MM12 ^s: sttMa of u» MUi it. 1 W MVrUe Smith it In I IIHtt Hurry Hall will sanHnae to DUO- Ut the AlffleMM ana at ttc Krawikm Outer. Mebtbr Mtkct. ban to now ja roll wtoe Monday ymaaMMrH IcMtt mara. A f-—tar bnahan Mhos! is total A TRADITION. Guests at the Flanders Hotel over the day and aunt. Handicraft elanM hotel. In toe ....-ph, Rhoney GUten (toft) plices a pin for children are seaedtttod to (tut in the coat i 1 of R. Hayes Hamilton, maltre d'hote. at the •eowtttn Center Playground whjl# Sharon • * « , tt. momin, hours, (Urector ^ ^ boULSetHor ttudto photo. -, w» appointed u-mpor ^>* 4U °t Ju) The Flanders' SrM cycling safari talking about the need for more took place on the boardwalk on Mon- scienttsts, but few people seem to H«*r. OB# of the fav F«i» SUtm day, July 4, under the direction of realize that thousands of scientists on the UM over the Fourth of James Henderer! assistBiit to the so- and engineers are denied suitable cial director. Enjoying the ride toemployment simply because they're M; weekend, *ks parks cars for the endi of the boardwalk were Mr. y vaekand Bsrki i iwnmer Urinf E. C. Warne, Oais Wafne, of Wynn. Q. Are there any organizations irytoorty solicitor unUI Âuujust 1 tbf and of, this HyHt sjiimp M DOB Cook, of WlllUm nd M*ry. wood. Fa.; Mr. and Mrs. Cal Craw, that utilize thf? skills of folks pan ford, Dick Crawford, of Pittsburgh. ffflf" "•=» •"" »l»d. T»Wd Jy« ben foree- town, rt.: Miss Mary Beth Turner, teptton la the Hastiiijp Law Sehtal "^W *"" evicted. of Ocenn City; Mas Dehra ftirkei,' in Sui Prandsco, THs topnoteh y,# îmf gs,,, imetH, Tile coo) UuBm ftmm rf i.vmln. was of Rydal. P I ^ S •C^ 5 ^^ 1 » W « Ted .Mrs.RiAart Baker, QBdy Baker, | [ Carol Ro*e. t MarCaM hostels, Dmr Burgoyne, Urry ins on tht beadi to Improve herJohn ana of St. JOM in Cavanaugh, of Bridgeport, Q the summer at the shore. Bruce and Tim Eiders, of Stratford, Pa. Eo« to Tonpl* BUy Cox It spending hfe summer Miss Rebecca Land, of Clnclnatti, John Metzgw, of WMt Chester •irdeiiuc. Bul-s a Phi Gam M U Sute CU«f. and Don Kmat, of t» Ohio; Miss Dorothy Barton, of Du- fzyette. We met kin OB the street high, didn't hire enough ener0 to with Ed Morgan. Us of Ljfoyelte. mont, N. J.r Ray Wanner, of Warren, try Uw inter. What had they done Jerry Scalley ,m Mite Kelly of La Fa,: Misses Martha and Diane Tharp, the night before to axkHM them- Salle vaatloD her*. They were htvof MerchanMUe; Mira Doreen Aud. ley of Liverpool, England. touted In observing the tlghtj' return to • slice to sUv. Ocean Otv was °W« e >^*- ""*• "" '^litaverford. Fa.: Miss ReBeca Land, . . . - -Jof Ondnatti, Ohio; Mary Beth Tur- tilings awing litfs year. Mary Mor-land Mrs. John W, Peacock, of De- Trenton SUM, Judy Wddle, from of Detroit: Mr. and Mrs, ADenIt western, Aniia Quigley. a West Oath. gronxvule,"N, Y Raymond'*lSrt oue pa, Betsy Crawford, of In* gnj y^ Dorothy Barton, of Dumont, i arm Stale, and Kafchy Field, from N j ', '_'____ a, are back as warteês. wly?sSr4i£ ^ ^ . HMff, KB DonaMsea u mitre wane soe »is » "Shoe B. d, ^^^ and Baft Leo Is «J«* of aU Maay of lot yraf, guardi hsve trades" _ bus boy, beU hop, and •ean'^ to protect the twacn. Lou «nad toy. Mwener te Been transferred to New wstMsses •» the Oceanic to. 2nd st. m mm he has arttrMls We dude Gloria Mm, TreBtoB State: *STee Mat the work on 9th i t w Barbara Ball, Smith- Marie Burger too strenuous for him Charlie Bow. Indiana statei Marilyn Hder, North. nuiB is keening Leu company on ftid wsten. Sue Bnsius, Penn State, •t. •»% working hard to get in shape and Douy Porecca, Ciestaut HHJ. f« the faeei. Tommy O.e tug aba Jin, ghyder teaches English at recumed to the aqnM. Tom lug h* Penn charter In the winter and is run to tose a little weight, whJcB desk dark this aummer at the ifs^reportat be seeded to lose. \ Oceanic. Ed Speihock, of Temple, is (We're I BOM as food a some I John Donaldson and vines Fletcher t Tueker an back on Mune! Itot. 110U, rt. They have a thi their hd hand, full fll TB, suamer k »ow In ««U swing ttbd Baa H really great «ib »a«m. W* Bes*an and Bill Keenan • » . . . . ^ , no longer OB Me tqBad. They re- MutlCtfl QuiZ it only to relax in the mm. Both kept clear of tin water. BIB and The Flanders' Musical Quiz was Dick han been very sueeeasful mak held in the Upper Lounge last week In* apud nut* to Ffafla4elphla. Maybe under the direction of Helen Parrell, sett year theyll open a thop down ndal director, assisted by the weUher*. known concert PnwmMe o( Bernard The Oiatterbo! la alwayii a tenter J, CorUse. dlrector-plamst; Frank of activity List weakend was no e» Jurie, VIOUB and Roraco DiStetano, ception. CiUry BtosB, Beth McO«- cello. *ûd JuUe COleaple, an of MM? The winners of the evening wen Academy, was M y n the, paw. tint pJace-M. R. E. Rutl. ol Simeat Mtt the Outtenboi. Ttiey troit. Tied for tentd place-MLB. f HUI. Pa.; Ita, Leo Hefatz, Mha Rebeaa Land, of ancinnatU, Ons, N. C.Â phyalcian. Dr. D, patient* ewe Mm $50,271.39 for I AFRICAN VIOLETS JIAN MHMMtmn «Pf tMW MtBOAaOTWAIX OsMBUKTOM OAK AMinntt CBTTBAJ. AVKNim * 9 o UHWOOMU For He is not » God of the dead, but of the living; for all Uva ants Him —(St, Lain 30:38) God, love, wisdom, mercy. ^. ^^ A L~I_ i_ all •round us each minute of our derful reality attainable by each of us through Bia Bon, When we neglect the -daily op- love, we are but merely your family. 5EP A. Thaf. «fl t ^'t SMDM GROWN FAIR. H-OWBt GAR0O4I 625 NEW OPTNIPU WAIIwr7 You Poise and Per FLORENCE DALTON NATIONALLY imOWN TV and FASHION MODEL, BEAUTY AUTHOIIWY and CONSULTANT COMPLETE 5-WEEK COUESI INCLUDES; • Poise • Makeup • figure • Hair Styling • Personality • Wardrobe OHNSON'S CONFECTIONS OCEAN CHARM MODaiNG Under the POTOBH m* Aa Fjamiari anr mv reflfajaan Par Infonnrtlot. « PERSONAL AMAL nwqa EXpoit Weekly OeMn City Boardwalk'. Lot?*** HWdi MADE ICE CREAM S CANDY SHOP km Cream it a Family Affair I : i HwnWMde Ic, Cr*am will h*lp yoo r«call your •"•Wng l» mm, Mikjhtr. " SPKCIAl, OLD TDO! FLAVOBS |Sr*4"-.^ OCEAN • : Ciff i± m, w Of Tiw Cain Telephone EXport M804 « MSOB OCEAN CITY, NBWJiRStY.ntlDAY, JULY 15, 1M0 lk Laments Its Restless Nights; e Too Stricti No Place To Go! Henderson Editorial How >4bouf a Pmaem Conference mm* tMk M tows of Ageiwuch has been going on for unnUmterod gen- Pfrhajw over-reported in the nt of coffee shops while the forces of „ Th« Seatind-Eedger in this «dlton pubUfches a "front m * dteP^ *«» a "wir oorrespoiidtpt" singularly fitted to ~ v «r this struggle, He Is a tenwbnuy membel of our staff "ârt concerned with Uton Ut CU College. . - , , „ . . _. . , , » repuWtan as a quiet Somi of Ule coiidlttons iuggested by thoie he fct«r.| SK- 11 !^-! 1 ** •»»-* 1 * ?«« k MECHANICAL POLL Major Nattnttl C. Smith ex- pVimndered thmi|hoiit t *& ffi? peopTe W quiet things uMw.., ffi? £SS peopTe W £SSt However, nobody should forget th»t flie diff«»ilces be- ^tSar-i ptSk? tween Youth Mld A i» are so important that nothing can ever Ur ^^' solv ® U* 01 " permanently. At the very best mankind only Mopif are in genera! achieves an unaasy truce between the opposing armies. We o what the problems can't expect more, .4*" KîSt^ On t 06 sM « °* Yout >> la boundless. Impatient energy and , to tteir mmpiainto » treinendoui, vital urge to do things, YouOi can go without ^tteM tor a^loiu. steep—can actually reUsh greater discomforts-has an ener. dn, be Stowed to Kmttinut4 on Editorial PaQ^-Pag. 2-^«e»i«H Twil "^ in Jail fer eallin^ • "Hey: John 1 Hey John » TOi ta the peaettai across oi Uee, turn to stated Ocean they City don't next Intend year. to re- Innliig would have aomrthlng .so commented fat- tha t of Kdley ta Writ, th tta i Many turn to eases Ocean they City dalm next thw year haveIn Hd to d ^finl^Naa Germsay been tanownuy talMng or tau*ins jXl What is thU . , . . with i a gp group of frida d when hn or- or Uw nMam of an almttt Mn- S This was wa the con- dered d d gruffly gy ffl by b a patrolman l to pMa p lack of rwrtMtaMl laclltol Marty y Thalgott, Thlt "break "bk it it up. " Has Ha far f IMr IM agfferacM ffeM WHtu M , and d Dave D BBennett, t t The economies involved are also •* N •*• mtat m« autitandlna BBlilBirfliiB complalirt complaint ft., a pair of coUewpointed out by these youni folks. g*S.^''"L'iLI^SyWÊ? They contend that they provide »*»H{—• •* Oiirfiyyrg C«II*B we*e brought under control only Boon and Wailted hj ^^^ ^/^SL^^^m^finSWM^ m ^ffl The city commisri«aulhori. ' 7 1 »...^ ^ . . , v v v Sî^SSi&S S^S^fSw In in Fund Drive Starting Monday York atv office These forms entsU- • ' ed much legal and clerical worft by Volunteer members of the Cape | the last stages of completion. tne dty otf&h, «•¥ Oo>V ^soie iod wlU start to addition to rendering emergency imNamit fa OttM Of. thegroiBk to aU persons who writ! them, 'The dty of Ocem''€** tollllt,MMii«kM The Squad maintain, two head- As an example of aome of the sew- tonMngfar « ^7^--^ i qiwrters. one in Ocean aty staffed lees performed, the organiiation re- 1WM J * C*m% t?mak - Am Roftt ' W ^ active voluhteen, fend one in centiy arranged to Lrmnpotl a men- D - Awn L OH* «(MIM POm Tuctaboe. with U «eU« members, tal Sti^bPîannSteîi.^ ««o In tM , Mak* Sam* Tumoff t tffi By potlse, n operate » days a year on a 24- York Stats emi tMttsroi? t^S W °«« •» MUM 9OHW lumOIT hour basis and handle, an kinds of Me, This patJentîTScconWnlS teMMft.v •^•, Tws ears coUldtd nettUn on »» aeMaent ««i, towrnfc^. hoMtal by a erew from ft. *S*iHrm!! J ^ ^ S ? t ^ «*.. whst^*jdrtwrasj^^ S i, t ^^& U S. ^^ ) *" "" ?«»»"«» were made in advance 'SS-SSUHSS'tf'- 1 tbniidte tnitatlnttt7m «t. Wednesday sauad answered 650 calte. by telephone at no. east, except Mfl^ft*^^?^® afternoon, according to police. Each The services provided by me gnmn traninjortarlon, to the l"niny, »•* "• •*"•'-' ••" driver wair charged by poBce with of trained volunteers are rendered Ordinary hospl * cafî ««»J» free of charge to year around rart- iBfews and three JHna It Wrtubach, m,_jl Anen. dents and summer visitors alike, larty to Eastern t_ S^ 1 .\ ,ffl'ff^*S SS? "' w* * lvt *•*•• •* •PP»^WS an also op, em New Jersey and „„ .„. „»..., r-'j. - few H^Fr^ÊStvi. ^ i /
ABBOW 100% cotton shirt requiree little or no ironing,,. just wash, drip dry,., and itPg ready to wear. Its handsoiM ABBOW "f aahion-right" short point, medium spread collar will stay fresh all day long. And the "Sanforized" label assures you lasting fit. Summer Weaves Regulars SAT. 9-JO «.m. to 9 p.m. — OTHER DAYS 9:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Big, Comfortable ALUMINUM FOLDING CHAISE You'll want at least TWO 1" Aluminum Tubing 100% S.r.n WaMriiifl Folding Aluminum Chair to match 3.95 when you ••• their colorful beauty and tMt their comfort. On Safe In th« former A&P B/dg. Ad Bring. Quick FRIDAY, llffc* "» THl O«AN CITY MNTINIL4.IBB1K Flanders Entertains Guests With Christmas In July Fete sale JULY JULYlof Qiriitmas in July Adeste strawberry sundae. Also served were Dancer Prancer diniiyr culminated In the tree trimming eere- roils and Doirner and BUaen deminiony on CBuiitinas Eve, and the arrival of Santa Claus, The Holly Danes was gay with MIB Helen Ferrell, social director, candle and poinsetta decorations and acting as Santa's Helper assisted it specialty numbers of the Christmas Nicholas In distributlnK the girtS- Couple, Lucky Dan O, and QiriitBias Rabert Hague, a long-time guest of Star ipot dance, the rianders,' made the trip dqwn Walter Fredericks, a gust artist, from Vlllanovn especially to effee. included his reforded Handel number tively play the part of Santa, and also led the group in Christnias The Noel Staff Chorus of 60 volrns carols, made a lovely picture with their • • • lighted^ candles hacked by a twinkling Christmas tree. The carolersHems From lumps were lead in singing by Robert Rec- Mr, nnd Mrs, Joseph S. Free have tor, of West Virginia Wesleyan Col- returned to their summer home at lege, who is taking the theolsgkTilMl 2nd at. following an extensive course. tour of eight countries in Europe, The Christmas dinner, with all theTheir houseguesu last week were trimmings, included holiday DewRev, Frederick Wetter, of Arizona, melon, rudolph relish tray, frosted Mr, and Mrs, WlUlam Free, of Prex- vichyxsoisse, snowball sherbet, jolly ribi of beef, jug an joyeaux, and el Hill, Mrs. Isabella Vlel and Mrs, snowTnound potatoes. The dessert d&Irene Wlnsib, both of Philadelphia, lights featured North Pole punudn and Mn, Perry, of England, Old-fashioned HIGH STANDARDS AND LONG RANGE GOALS— 13.95, r«r u,., Fellowship the new dean of Douglas College, Dr. Ruth M. Adams, believes that to properly educate a woman a school must take into account what her life will be like when she's Meeting 35 or 40 years old. She lays that narrow vocational training becomes obsolete not long after graduation. for Atlantic, Cumberland & Cap* May Countiei .' from our regular stock which have been reduced. Discontinued MON. • 8 P.M. • JULY 18 Educate Women For Future, ' styles. Seasonal close-outs of Summer shoes. Seme dark shoes good — - iPICfAL MUSIC —— New Douglas Dean Advises for Nil wear. Not all sizes in every style. Some only one or two • TEEN AGER QUARTET • BRASS DUET NEW BRUNSWICK — "to boat ed- pair of a Style, LADIES' SHOES — 2nd Floor — Main Store — SPICIAL SPEAKER ucjle a woman, consider wtot her • REV. WILLIAM SCOTT of Vinoland, N, J, hie rt'iil be like whun slits 3D or 40 jiars old, OCEAN CITY ASSEMBLY OF GOD 9TH AT BAY WILL SCHUESSLER, Paster EVERYONE IS WELCOME CHOLLY'S HOLLY FARM and GARDEN — FREE DELIVERY — CENTER On Route 9 between 34th St. & SeMiey'i PI, Bridge COMPLITI LANDSCAPING AND LAWN CARE Phone EXport 9-3554 •OWN A VACANT LOT?, If high and unsightly weeds aro your problem, call us today for prompt and satisfactory clearing service. ESPOMA FERTILIZER PRODUCTS SPRAYS - GARDEN TOOLS & SUPPLIES OPEN MORNINGS, EVENINGS and ALL DAY SUNDAY ARROW 11 THE OCIAN CITY HNTINIL4.IDOtR Insurance. Income Protection and 75 6irk Mutual Funds, (being conducted by his Companies at the Nnisau Im\ Dr. Kovacs To Speak Sunday For Ball U representative IMnceton, N, J. in Ocean Mr, Andrea qualified to attend In St. John's Church Pulpit MAnt* the program, which is designed to •Ji s as* -_ss«ra uni| Mis, r, Crave, cte the «ayhelp him render better servico to open tor girls "_„. minar in Lire his policyholderg. Ocean City also. He was educated abroad and in eight eM 14 and Amerien at Yale University, Lan- played Tuesday and caster Semiryiry, and the Juilitard •rings at I o'clock st Park, FOR THl Kll f Mi H td h The team Is desire Ing games with teami BULKY LOOK SWEATER areas. Anyone lnfc^" id to contact Mrs WAIkrr 7-1539 ol Interchangeable Yomi park Tuesday or . MY,o - GERMANTOWN - MADELINE It also has been tween * and SO chum MOHAIR • YA1G1R TW»P Monday morning (or recreation program. "7onipl«t* Selsction of Mslchiog Skirt Kit* Includes hnndwork I m» MTTIRHi IM iTA«IF«B LINEN TABLBCLOTHS era! recreaaon eve nesday and Friday go**. « Dorothea Robinson YARNS Hans i ALL YEAR 'ROUND both a gou pro and ft _ w.lk IXporl 9-0994 to give insiructloni dunui Mail & Phono Orders Solicited mer. As soon as that infi have be rnnpltw aMi* LENDING LIBRARY The entire summer gram -un is under the Linw wood Board of Save Housing fM TW» infenmiHsii murt h, , *» Hw ffliliU In f f f initial i To dale all the work , local members of the Ai been with time they him i along with the time requirail officials in compiling the ttai is ISUi century lietloii and social data necessary tor the ij^t. history. II the project U .pro^tl She has what she describes as Federal Government an MMM •all of the college professors dreHry- of 110,000 ii awarded (£.,• advises Dr, Ruth' M. hobbles ", such as reading and col- draw up the necejm: AdiiiHii, newly sppoiiitod dean of lecting phonograph reeonis. As an make all prellmlngry . uouulmi Loucge, Indication of the range of her taste, Before such a pi Warning iisjiiuist narrow vocational the last two additions to her record with rederal funds, _ [liiiiiiiiy silufh is Ukuij' tu become collection are a symphony by Haydn guarantee to provide all i utwjitiu uuiina Uit' years wiwn aand a work by jas virtuoso Jonah iar services, Indluding t wjiiuiii is riiisiiiH her family, Dr, Jones, base collections, and | AUiims buheves iiial ail edutjauun. While she Is hesitant to discuss the After the low income L. but particularly women's education, spociflc problems facing Douglass Is completed, a full-time i must liave lona-range goals. until she has more time to learn hired to oversee Its oj A tall, auburn-haired women, Dr. about them, Dr. Adams thinks that city eoUeets no taxes Adams comes to Douglass tram the the major challenge facing higher project, but 10 per cat of 1 University of Hwbiswr. which sheeducation is how to keep standards Ms .ire turned back to r served tor 14 years, she was anhigh in the face of ever-mcreasing piility as Its shans. tssoeiate nrjtesJsijr ol English and numbers of students. direutgr of die Honors Program "It's the faculty which sets the ihere when announcement el herpattern and determines what sort of appolntmtnl to the top job at theeducation is given—the administra- women's college of the State Unitor's main purpose, is to make the versity was made recently, faculty's Job easier", she said, Dr, AdariiK believes that a true * • * liberal education, svhich in its ideal te cnaius knowledge, judgment and integrity, will fit a wdmah not Coming Events just to iiLiId down a job, but also make her Ilejdble enough to meet the varied deniaridM Ule is going In Ocean to make. TODAY The new Uouglasi deaf; is an ad- Natnna Cmmeil begres of ^€abpii vocate, as was her predecessor Dr, tas reBular meeting, 8 p.m., in the Mary I. Bunting, of educational Episcopal Parish Hall, programs which svill re-train older * • • tvomen who wish to return to out= side employment when children no Children's Story Telling Hour, 10 a.m., at the Ocean City Free Public longer need full-time atentinn, Libra ry. Dr, Adams hopes that her new admlnistrative responsibilities will TOMORROW not take her completely away (rom earhing, Concert by Bel Canto Choir of "I like students and Hnd classroom Trenton, 8 p.m., at the Music Pier, eaehing extremely rew-arding. If I • * # can work it out with the English Weekly dance at the Ocean City Department, I hope to teach once Yacht Club, 9; 30 p.m. Music by I have my administrfttive chores Clarence Fuhrman and his orches- lonier need full-time attention. tra. Dr. Adam's special fleld of interest MONDAY Exchange Club dinner meeting, 6:30 p.m., at White Hall. • • * Bridge party, 8 p.m. .at the Biseayne Hotel, benefit Shore Memorial Hospital. TUESDAY "~" Ocean City Jayeee-ettes meeting, S p.m. • * • Children's Story Telling Hour, 10 a.m., at the Ocean City Free Public Library, « * • Duplicate Brtdge, 8:30 pm, at the Ocean City Yacht Club, • Si Summer AujdUary of the First Methodist Church, 2 p.m., in the Blscayne Motel, Mrs, Robert Ulrlch will speak on "aarty Ameri can Tinware," J of Music, He represented the Y. M. C, A, in Yugoslavia, and int. or travelled through nine European countries studying social and eononUc conditions. He is the only for* eign^bern American^ ever to receive the National Test Teller Award, He win eo-reeiplent of this Award with former Vice-president Berkley. He is now giving his time and talents to spreading the message of tolerance and democracy for the remedy of the blind hatreds &nd prejudices ol the Old World, Music for the evening will be presented by The Chancel Choir of St, John's under the direction of Anna J. Baxter, The Anthem will be from Mendelssohn'!! Elijah, "He, Keeping Watch Over Israel." Soloist Jenn. nette Darby Sokes will sing "The Ninety First psalm," by MacDermid. Guest soloist for the serviM Dr, Imre Kovacs, pastor of thewill be bassbaritone Guy Webb First Hungarian Reformed Chiirth voice instructor at the University ei Florida, who will sing "Let Thji of New York City, will be the speak, Mind Be In You," by David. Mr er at the special evening Servic? W ib is a graduate of the .Tuilliim Sunday in St. John's Lutheran Church, 3.64 School of Music, has been soloist ir IOth^ st, and Central av., beginning several New York City Churches at 7;4S o'clock. His subject will be, and soloist with the U, S, Arm^ NOW IN STOCK "The Promise o fthe Deep " Bund. Organist for the Service f V/% POUND CAN Dr. Kovuca has adressed more Mrs, Frank F. Adler. than fivi? million people In Amen, The liturgical portion Of the Serv including an audience of 25.000 at ice of Vespers will be eonduct«: Madison Square Qcirden, He has ap. by the pastor, the Rev, Frank F, METRECAL peared many limes to audiences in Adler, rgt can if a week's supply and saves you $3.64 ever the pries of seven '/2-pound eani. Aides Call For As usual, Hughes is fhe fir if in stocking new Candy Stripers drug Hems. Another call has been put out fo? New Arrivals girls to work as Candy Stripers al ^wln girls for an Ocean City fam- Shore Memorial Hospital. Any gi. jly headlined the new arrivals for interested who is over IT years of local residents at the Stork Club of CENTRAL PHARMACY •- »TH ST. AND WESLEY AVE-OCEAN CITY IFRIE DELIVERY — EX 9-Q24BI { 3IRSON AL S E R V ICE- DRUG iSTOSBfe* a B e nn d can give one morning a Shore Memorial Hospital during the week, from 9;30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., past week. Along with the twins j n volunteer work at the hospital wore two girls and four boys for ' s requested to call Mrs. Martin area families, Bartells at Export 9.2S51-J or Mrs, Congratulations go to Eleanor and James Lord at Export 9.3319R. James Huttrhins. of 30R Central a, The volunteer work the Candj Ljnwood, on the birth of a dauehtt-r Stripers do includes helping in the at J;03 p, m. July 8. admissions office, working with the Mary Jnne and Francis Bell, oi dietician and taking patients to and 432 Hamilton av., Linwood, are ixfrom X-Ray department. As more eciving congratulations on the birth girls volunteer more duties will be of a son at 7:13 p. m. July 8. added to their roster. Congratulations also go to Mai- The , colorful . red , and white ,, - pep . Ocean City's franklin Storm garet and Samuel Miniehino, of Mii ' P*"" DUPLIX, f WALLACE 1UNOALOW • U Purnlitad, ill i ARTS. FnM !, OLIVE MacPHI HARDWARE IMh and «M 750 Asbury Avenue EXpot-t 9-2227 FUEL IK.L lete Hardware Stock HOUSEWARES • GARDEN TOOLS RUN OUR) • DUPONT PAINTS • OUC SERVICE; ALL TYPES OF LAWNMOWERS FINE SOLD • SERVICED UR PRICE; We TRADE POWER MOWERS RENTED POWER MOWERS REPAIRED We Sharpen All Mowers Full Line of You get your full when you heat your Mti iBeach Umbrellas - Rafts our quality Fuel OIL M supply NOW , . , Vtm 1 UMBRELLAS RENTD , . . *3 weekly biucc 1 """P" P'naforc uniforms are | Pleasure av,. Ocean City, on the y^ u fj,jg ^f^ " expense for the Candy Stripers were orgnnji ed here one year ago and are spoil- •if 1 Bums Promoted By The Ford Co, The appointment of Thomas J, Bums as administratian and plaiw ning rftanajjer tag the Styling Office of Ford Motor Company has been announced by George W, Walker, vice president and director of styling. Mr. Burns is the son of Mr, and Mrs, Earl M, Burm, of IB Gardens rd,, Ocean City, Formeriy controUjT Seean City, on birth of a son at iliM July 8, Double congratulations are In or- '""! sored by the Ladies' Auxiliary ul on the hfrtS of r " - *: i Shore Memorial Hospital, Last sun, on the birth of tw,n "" ' mer 13 girls were working as Candy • 10, _ _ _.. July ;ir- rived at 9:10 a. m, for Cecile and there are only six actively working Raymond Ingersoli, of"732 Shore inl.i Many of the summer visitors start their volunteer work at shore Mciii- Somers Point. ortal Hospital and when they retun ConBTatulations go to Valerie and home they transfer to their loca Harold Hedjiek, of IG Roosevelt hospital' K few of the year around bh-d Ocean City, on the birth of a girls work Sundays and holidays dur- son at 5:83 p, m, July 12, ine the winter. aaudi'tle and LTO Bruee, of 413 Last year about M0 haul's were Weil av,. Ocean City, are armouiif. put in by the newly formed group. Ing Uie birth of n son July U, Throe of the Rirls were presented with pins for 100 hours of work, a national recognition for teenage vol- Unsurpassed Comfort unteer service. for the RUPJUREDi Hospital Group Sets Tag Day Work on the Tag Day project was done by members of the Pink Ladles QfiidtH Criwa' of ihore Memorial Hospital at their summer luncheon meeting Monday TRUSS at the home of Mrs, John Becker, WITH LUIUBY nminiiLi 1812 Wesley _av. ttmvmitt DIPORI AVAILABLE! Dates for Tog Day have been set for Friday and Saturday, July B ri31& u'\ p¥r((Hai«f fof-owinm rcum rutib«r Ion* liyn- -Trivet*] of, .ns.Je wilh vjuthrny In and 23, and Friday and Saturday, £u[ -ami on DutSiOC *v>th durat)Fr unlî in] August IB and m. Stands will be set up on the boardwalk In front of the abit we ii ITI«;N'I Ti,n( j/ou"d Mvesi nan trf Music Pier, • tXluiTilhi Fm r^tir.blL 'HOuillal lierrna \i, i.iah Plans also were discussed lor Hos- • I ul lamina HUF M/llt 1>,I U- « H pital Day at the Atlantic City Race MUSHIS CENTRAL PHARMACY Track. This will be late in Septem- •Hi S W.iley Av* Ocun City ber, Other discussion included for manning the chance booth at the AUantle Cift? Race Tract, This will open during August and members from the Junior League, Mainland Guild, Nurses Association and Ladies Auxiliary of Shore Memorial Hospital will take turns at the booth, Claulflad Ad Irlno* Quick RMUlM •tM / /NVY - 1 Stejano, cello. Winners o fthe evening were first pjaco: Miss Dorothy Fulton, of New York City, and Miss 0, Roberu of Whitestonn, N.Y. Second place: Miss Florence R, Small, of YounMtown, SHELDON'S Ohio; Miss Dorothy A. Farmer, of iBnltimore, Md.; Miss Anna N. Bethloll, pf Philadelphia; Miss Catherine | Small, of YounEstowii, and Miss 5 & 10e STORE Debbie Ollmore, of Washingtwi. D.C. 1606 Haven Ave: Ocean City Those assisting In the judging ineluded M. M. Harry Law, of Mont- of the Stvlins clalr, N,J., and Miss Marguerite Sib- IN THf HUB SHOPPING CENTER Office. Mr. Bums joined the Ford Finance Staff mm an accounting re^ ley, of Wynnevraod, Pa. ports analyst in September 1952. Miss Martha Gale Walker, of Bnlti- A native of Philadelphia, he wnimore, Md.. and Mr, Ray Wanner, of Open Every Evening âduated from West Catholic Hisrii Warren, Pa., also assisted in the pro- School for Boys, and received hU gram. bncheiof of science degree in economics from the University of penn sylvania. He served with the Navy during World Wod W War U, , and was en- R) i hi h hospital h i l administration d i i i be- b fore Joining Ford Motor Company. Good News for Gourmets! Mr. Burns Is married and has seven children. The family lives in HuntuiKton Woods,. Mich, NOW YOU CAN SEND Musical Quiz For Flanders Guests DANA PASTRY'S The Flanders' Musical Quiz was held in the Upper Lounge on Tuesday, under the direction of Miss Helen MOSt DELICIOUS Perrell, Social Director, assisted by the well-known concert ensemble of Bernard J, Cortese, director-pianist; * CINNAMON BUNS Frank Juele, violin and Romeo Dl- * CINNAMON LOAVES COTTAGES PECAN BUNS FOR RENT On the toy ANYWHERE IN THE USA. In Somers Point THROUGH OUR NEW Nekf to Ba!a Inn Accommodate 2 to 8 persons with or without kitchen MAIL ORDER DOT. facilities. In response to many requests from our customers, we are By week, month or season. inaugurating a mail order department with complete facilities Call expert 9-1331-J for lending our pastry favoritei anywhere in the eountey. or WAIksr 7-4833 Now your friends back home , . . your business associates . , . OPEN DAILY the relative celebrating an anniversary, all can be the happy UN A. M. M and surprised receiver of Ocean City's delicious and unique Silt P. M, WARDS CI9M4 Sunday pastry products ... a moit welcome vacation souvenir. Attractively Gift Wrapped SPECIAL i Guaranteed Satisfactory Delivery * • Ideal for Freezer Storage MOCHA LAYERS DANA PASTRY —— OT'R 30TH YEAR — STH STRUT & MOORc AVENUE (Betwwn Watt and Bay an 8th) 75c LEO R. and MENDANA DICKERS Fin (avert af Ward* Gold Ok. put tsgeMwr wltfi Checalai* Fodoe md lad wild MBCIH and Sllcad W.lnuh. MflHnn, Gnodl OPEN J DAILY 7 ». m. to 6 p. en. SATURDAY 7 ». m. to 5 p. m. Our bclnn work only durlnB dWIWlt hwrt M gtw yw n. frnhMt of baked gsadi pe»ilbl.. In tact, what wm bak. h w frHh an suanntu It won't all t» nm4f at our spanlng fcsur el 7 a.m. D* OUR S1ND YEAH WARDS PASTRY 724 Asbury Avenu* EXport 9-1260 UNIOR'S DISCOUNT OHIER 819 Asbury Avenu* IMAGINE! JONATHAN LOGAN AND JERRY GILDEN DRESSES AT DISCOUNTS HI-FASHION COSTUME JEWELRY by Monet In Gold , . . In Silver . In Whit* from *3. You will f»* particularly delightd with Antique Finlth White for' Summer weor and winter, too, Thomas Jeweler* 825 Aibury Av«nu» " SUMMER STORE HOURS NOW IN EFFECT Mon. thru Sat, Friday ivening a.m. to 5i30 p.m. 7 to 9 p.m. Closed Saturday Evenings PRICK : ASBURY AVENUE PHONE EXport 9-4040 f s Ocean C/fy's torgesf Exclusive Men's Storm • handsome new collection of Clottes for Summer BOTANY '100' Suits from 57.50 •OTANY '500' Sport Costs (rom 35.OO H, FREEMAN & SON Suitt from 79.50 KINGSRIDGE HASPEL NORTHCOOL VANHEUSEN HATHAWAY Suits (mm 50.00 Suits from 39.95 smu from 37.95 Shirt, from 4.2J Shirts from 5,95 KaLai MEN'S iSHOP 720 Atbury AVWIIM Open Friday and Satunday evenings REG. '14.91! NEW STYLES! Who else but Junior's would go all out to bring homo bargains in famous brands? Nobody we know of! That's why so many smart women run to our store , . , and go home with fashion value unlimited! Just look at the names you choose from—Jonathan Logan and Jerry Gilden . . , none better! And wait 'til you see the, selection of dresses , , , all of the latest styles, fabrics and colors. More than enough in every ske to satisfy the most discriminating! Come early—pick 2 , •, . double your savings, double your fashion ability! Alts Larg* Meefisn Va SIIM 12Mi to OP6N FRIDAY ft SATURDAY 'TIL9P.M, * " !.'" ' -ij- 1
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