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PA< PAGE 2 — SECTION THREE Gifts for King service at Presbyterian Church The traditional White Gifts • for the King Service willjbe held , in the sanctuary of the First Presbyterian Church, ,7th -»st. . and . Wesley av.-on Sunday, December 10, at 4:30 .p.m. Highlight of the service will be the presentation of .gifts • fron* members of the Church and Sunday School for young people living in the depressed- area of /"Cqokeville, Tenn. - Co-Superintendents John W. Bromhead and Stanley D. Hurst will conduct the service. Departments of the Sunday School will present special Christmas music, and also, a , A FULL SERVICE BANK Christ mas "pageant. Department Superintendents include: Nursery, Mrs. Eugene May; Beginners, Mrs. Roger Patchel; Primary,. Mrs. John A. Wilson, Jr.; Juniors, Mrs. William'Allen; Teens, Stanley D. Hurst. • . ' First .Presbyterian Church relates (p the spiritual and material needs of young people ahd adults in the Cookeville area through the ministry of Sunday School Missionary, Rev. Andrew Albert. Through its Board of National Missions the local church supports dians in South Dakota, and also, the Hebrew-Christian ministry in PhiladelphiavIn addition, the local Church and Church School supports seven missionary families in overseas mission." Mrs. James H. Jewell,- President, Women's., Association, announces tharUhe Circles of the Association will tneet in December for special Christmas programs. Circle Chairmen include: Bethany • •Circle, Dr. Mary A. Bennett; John Calvin. Circle, Mrs. Samuel A. Frame; Deborah Circle, Mrs. J. Paul Christian ministrv to the In- i \ X THE OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LgDGE.IT Frankenfield; Dorcas Circle, Mrs. Samuel Keegan; Irene Harper. Circle,. Mrs. Helen LaBarge; John 'Knpx, Circle, Mrs. Robert Lowryf King's Daughters Circle, Mrs. David Hammers; Philathea Circle, Mrs. Harry Rau; Salem Circle, Mrs. Gus Tilstra; Westminster Circle, Mrs..Raymond Gifford. First Presbyterian extends a cordial invitation to worship and study, each Sunday; Sunday School - 9:30 a.m. Worship MONEY RAISERS The Queen's Club, a group of seven local girls, organized this summer and went to work earning money they liaye donated to the Ocean . City Humane Society Shelter. -The girls aje Ruth Dougherty, Kathy • Wisftam, • Stacey Ferguson, %Uzie Gillin, Linda Chapman, Leigh Ann Frederick and Linda Powell. As soon as a local citizen does somethiifg to win services - 11:00 a.m. and 7:30' national recognition, he sud- p.m. denly has a lot of friends he didn't know he had. fc! W IS JUST AROUND THE CORNER? Christmas is a happy time with joy on young faces. And love on groftnup faces. . But if $ alto a time for bills ... or borrowing. Or both. And thafs what starts to take the merry out of Christmas. So join our 1973 Christmas Club to keep neit year's Christmas a merry one! ~We pay the last week of your 1973 Christmas Club. If you open a 1973 Cape May County National Bank Christmas Club and pay for 49 weeks,, we will pay the 50th week for you. Christmas Club For 1373 the Cape May County national bank OCEAN CITY . SEA ISLE CITY • CAPE MAY A MEMBER OF THE FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION A MEMBER OF THE FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM For Your Convenience OUR 34th STREET OFFICE - 34th STREET and BAY AYE. A FULL SERVICE BANK J THURSDAY, DECEMBER 7. m? V^v-V-'M-Y- : • -,' 'i. GRAND OPENING SET—New paneUing and 4,000 square feet of wall carpeting grace the inside of the new Johnson's Electric, 930 Asbury av. GOOD NEWS STUDENTS—Michael Chapman and Karol Kemenosh, Colony Club's Good News students, are congratulated by Mrs. Paul Weil, first vice" president, and Mrs. Paul Becotte, Drama Department chairman. Counsellor Photo. t .. SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS-Mrs. Thomas G. William^ and Mrs. Keever. of the Colony Club Grant in Aid committee welcome Janice Bates ario Ellen McDevitt, scholarship recipients, to the club's meeting recently. Counsellor Photo. GIFTS GALORE • A Segal bosket of fruit it a beautiful thought for everyone. • See our large selection of gift packages. • Handsomely packed, imported cheeses from all over the world. • Richly flavored fruit cakes filled with fruits and nuts with rum brandy. • A large assortment of cookies. WHEN YOU CARE ENOUGH TO SEND THE BEST ix)m. 9. S Atlantic Gty, New J«n«y 1200 ATLANTIC AVE. PHONt 144-12* J ^m 8 % CHRISTMAS Wheaton Candles Christmas Clearance Sales at Wholesale Prices 10 A. M. to 4 P. M. Deeember 9,10 Stockton sets registration date POMONA — Stockton State College will hold registration for non-matriculating students on Wednesday, December 13, from 2 p.m. to 8 p.m. in Room D104 at the Pomona campy Non-matriculating students are those who are enrolled in college courses but are not studying toward gaining a degree. Should they decide to enroll in a Stockton degree program, they -may apply credit toward the degree. There are no entrance requirements for no matriculating students. Those^ wishing further information should contact the Admissions Office, Stockton State College, Pomona, N.J. 08240, or phone 646-7575. 404 Madison Ave. Woodbine, N.J. M (3 miles off Rt. 49) , A Quality holders, .Christmas rings, red and green tapers, twists, votives & votive glass, pillars (Bayberry A Holiyberry) J CHRISTMAS V* • \ & THURSDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1972 TFM-390OW. Sony packs tho lull range of FM. AM and continuous VHF weather band broadcasts into this 3 band solid state pocketable radio. Covers all VHF weather broadcasting (rom 161.0—163.3 MHz. Remarkable clarity and tone. Slide rule dial. Comes with wrisl strap. $24.95* * iont: 13 tramlitofl, 6 diodet • Power SuPDlv: g V hatlofv, • Silo Z 1 Srwcificatio 3%" H < Z/," W « \y," D • W«lghl:J3 o/i • Colon Blotk • Atcononoi . oaiphone. 1 / B - -«e>iv*v* < '^'' FAST SERVICE NO WAITING OUR EXPERIENCED SALES STAFF IS AT YOUR SER- VICE TO ANSWER YOUR TECHNICAL QUESTIONS AND ASSIST YOU WITH YOUR CHRISTMAS SHOP- PING. THERE'S SOME- THING FOR EVERYONE ON YOUR LIST AT RAINBOW ' THE OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER TR-6400. On the rood or at home, get rich sound from this Sony solid state personal AM portable. AC (AC Adaptor Supplied) or Battery operation. High/low tone control. Vernier tuning; highest sensitivity and selectivity with RF tuned circuit. Slim. cabinet design with swing-away handle. $24.95** PRE-MGK New GARRARD automatic turntable model 42M $49.95 1 SHURE M75ECS Cartridge with elliptical stylus ... pre-mounted and balanced OR ' PICKERING V15-ATE-4 Cartridge with elliptical stylus ... pre-mounted and balanced! -|- $34.95 Official GARRARO B1 Base $5.95 PRE-PACKED in [ _attractive, convenient tote carton 4 Convenient Ways To Charge AVCO 3E $9085 BANK FINANCING HOURS 9V Christmas Gift so good! DIAL 641-4434 WITH THE PURCHASE OF MICROWAVE r Sharp Model R-6300* High in Quality ... Low in Prioe, Requires Little Spaoe Yet Provides a Truly Generous Cooking Capacity. Easy to Glean Interior. 195 FASTEST. EASIEST COOLEST MICROWAVE A Factory Representative Saturday. December 9th, Demonstrate SONY Shopping around for a Christmas gift thai will continue to give pleasure all year long? Then take a look - at Sony/Superscope'a family of Cassclte-Cortler AM/FM Radio Combinations. Besides all the things you can use a Cassctte-C-order for, these versatile Sound Machines offer the extra enjoyment of high-quality AM/FM reception. Furthermore, every Sony Cassettc-Cordcr AM/FM Radio Combination has theability to record cassettes right off the air. Sow, choose • the model that best suits your needs and budget. And discover that it's better to give than to receive. Eren if you're imly giving to yourself. SONY Sony Model CF-350 AC/DC Cassette-Corder" AM/FM Radio Combination with Built-in Condenser Microphone and Automatic Shut-Off $12995 SUPERSCOPE You never heard it so good". Sony Model CF-200 AC/DC Cassette-Corder" AM/FM Radio Combination $9495 : Sony Model CF-450 Deluxe AC/ DC Cassette-Corder" AM/FM Radio Combination . with Built-in Condenser Microphone and TMS (Total Mechanism Shut-Off) $15995 Sony Model CF-550 Delxue AC/DC Portable One-Point Stereo Cassette-Corder"' AM/FM Radio Combination with two Built-in Condenser Microphones $229 95 STEREO LAND 221 TILTON ROAD NORTHFIELD, N. J. REDDY KILOWATT DEALER MINUTES PAGE 3 — SECTION THRFF (J COME TO WHERE THE BIG SOUNDS ARE!
PA PAGE 4 — SECTION THREE KRIS KRINGLE AND FRIENDS — Young Jennifer Tubman doesn't seem too happy but the smiles of her sister, Wendy, reflect the happiness which comes from a visit to Santa. The girls were among those who had private talks with Santa Claus Saturday in Somers Point. Tubman Photo. CONCERT DETAILS—The Building fund of the Somers Point Youth Center benefited from a rock concert given Sunday at Mainland Regional High School. Shown here "ng over program notes are ; 1. to r.) Mrs. Joseph Baxter, an adult member of the Youth Center board; Ray Laurel, of Lindenwold, leader of the rock group called Adorn; and John Starr of Somers Point, president of the youth group. Tubman Photo. ~ Pilczuk named assistant cashier Craig F. Pilczuk has been appointed an assistant cashier of the Cape May County National Bank, it was announced yesterday by Bruce P. Dimon, president. The new assistant chasier was born in Grand Rapids, Michigan, and was educated in the schools of that community. He spent four years in the U.S. Navy and was stationed in Washington, D.C. while he was in Washington, he married the former Kathleen Kelly of Wildwood, New Jersey. Upon receiving his honorable discharge- in December 1966. Mr. and Mrs. Pilczuk left Washington and moved to Wildwood where he was employed by the Marine National Bank of Wildwood. The new officer became associated with the Cape May County National Bank in February of 1970 and is now a member of the bank staff at the Cape May Office. Pilczuk is attending Atlantic Community College, from which he will receive an Associate in Business Degree. He is also active in the American Institute of Banking and is consul for the Cape May Office of the bank. Mr. and Mrs. Pilczuk and their two children, ages 5 years and one year, reside in Rio Grande. FAMILY NIGHT The LCW of St. John's Lutheran Church will hold its annual Family Night covered dish supper this evening (Thursday) at 6:30 p.m. The Junior Choir, under the direction of Mrs. Donald Hand, will be presenting special music. Christmas items also will be on sale. \&> OUTDOOR and INDOOR Santa says, Trim your and with CHRISTMAS LIGHTS FIREPLACE SCUMS, EQUIPMENT aid FOR DAD ^— FOR MOM FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY Wallace Hardware GIFT HEADQUARTERS AMERICAN HARDWARE THE OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER Santa makes 280th visit at Point SOMERS POINT — Sapta Claus made his 280th visit to this city Saturday afternoon at the invitation 'of the homers Point Police Association. Hearrived on a gaily decorated Promoted Edward J. Hanley, Jr. Edward J. Hanley Jr., son of Mrs. Betty Hanley of 143 Bala dr.; Somers Point, has been promoted to staff sergeant in the Air Force. Sgt. Hanley is an avionics instrument systems specialist at Hickman AFB, Hawaii. He is a member of the Pacific Air Forces (PACAF) which provides tactical air power supporting the United States and its allies in Southeast Asia and the Far East. -The sergeant is a 1968 graduate of Mainland Regional High School. His father, Edward, resides at 30 W. Meyran av., Somers Point. The world is literally yours for a smile. uuai leaturing. a red velvet Bank of South Jersey and the throne and a silver Christmas Mainland Regional High School tree. . Band. Girl Scout helpers Santa arrived at Daniel's distributed candy canes to the Parking Lot then* a parade children "along Shore rd.''.' escorted him down Shore rd., to In the evening Santa and the " New Jersey ay, firehall members of the Police where he listened to ap-tt Association visited the children proximately - 450 children tell patients in' Shore Memorial him their great desires for the Hospital and those at the Betty coming, holiday. •'•• , Bacharach Home in Ldngpbrt. . The parade was led by Santa was' provided through members of the Police the courtesy of George Steb- Department and Mayor" John bjns; Mike Mrvice, president of McCann III. In addition engines' the Police Association, Mike from the two fire companies Colao and Orvflle Mathis were used their sirens to announce in charge of the party assisted his arrival. Also marching were by the Somers Point the Somers Point Rescue businessmen and members of Squad, a "three ring circus" the fire companies, their float entered through the auxilaries and the Police courtesy of the First National Association. weo AU WHERE ECONOMY ORIGINATES IMPORTANT ...FOR YOU! A&PPOUCY: , 1o *i(1i ,% honest and *a-< to" ti i- i. 1 m o' the tQ-nf Spf(>a> pr.C GUARANTEE: Fruit Cakes 01RK £• "• IO UftMT £* ~m A A Spanisft Bar Vienna Bread £5 39* Wheat Bread .'"v~*\. 3 Ji. "I Street Roll*,— Bread,JZ~ ... Danish Carousel »,JI9' Crumb &. Dinner Rolls .~?»....3 ?R»1 Quikut CheVs Choice Carving Knife ULTRA BRrre TOOTHPASTE SAVE 44- Final Touch r*t*4 mr^ i. 99* su \eut Ira Ckmr CM* •Km WK . MC > n«u V»T. MC I Make Your Exchange Before Christmas I BRING IN YOUR CHRISTMAS CLUB CHECK . . we'll exchange it for a trip anywhere in the . . . WORLD! TRAVEL AGENCY, INC. Since 1954 . US. Tennessee Are. Atlantic City 348-1189 VALUABLE COUPON ANTI-FREEZE SPECIAL .Before serious trouble sets in. have your car's water system flushed, checked and refilled. WITH THIS COUPON NEIL'S ARCO SERVICE STATION 9th St. & Bay Ave. Dial 399-97091 Panty Hose Coffee Tomato Juice Tomatoes WITH COUPON BELOW Final I ourf 1 FABRIC SOFTENER Gjllun Morsels "ror 5 7 C Pancake «.«... ""«£T4l c SfjrupJOSS 41* Peanut Butter vz 92' Shortening £2 84 e Liquid Bleach *££ 48' Detergent a 71' Trash Bags tzG3 c Cake ximutfr.... ""^T" «i«i r Juice Orinleft' H>a>> «a£3'i« Tea Bags i ssr •!•» Miry Milk •££••2** Apple Sauce KE 35 e Ketchup .£•£» 25° Tomato Soup $S£ JO* classified Ads Bring YOU • LOOK WELL • FIT WELL • WEAR WELL THURSDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1972 make it a Christmas TRAINED PERSONNEL TO INSURE PROPER FITTING DOCTORS PRESCRIPTIONS ACCURATELY FILLED FAMILY SHOE STORE 921 Asbury Avenue Dial 399-3373 PRICES EFFECTIVE SUNDAY. DEC 3id through SAT. DEC 9ih e 6-01 Can UMUI unu tmrut Hi Can 49 79' 53' 27' OPEN FRIDAYS UNTIL 9 P.M. Beet Gravy sz. .... *s-15' Snydern Pretzels . ^ 85' Rariofiu; Contadina "».•., r 27* Oeean Spray w ... s; Ken-L-Ration ...6^ 76' Dog Meal~ t: »2" Cal Food~- •- I«* Mambwraer Helper % 52* ion rim is. Ahoy Detergent ». .. tabrir Softener «... Samdu-leh Bagm „ V-8 Juice -..«.-. Rirhardaon Uinta Cooklen K Spaghetti *O'« SunsteeefS ; SWPF||SS Heinz Ketchup .. , Sunnylield Flour Gold Medal Flour CrUeoOU OexoIaOil ; *** Diaper* Blsawick Coffee Male • ••«••• «•« " THURSDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1972 THE OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER PAGE 5 — SECTION THREE Liason officer named by county development body Listings called for charter fishing boats Continued Low Prices... Absolutely No Compromise in Quality ...Our way of saying'Thanks"! ^ B Be Wise and Advertise — CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE — Charter and party boats wishing to be included in a E.RMA—Radcliffe E. panies to settle at the Airport. directory of Jersey Kilbourne, a retired accounting Industrial Park was the multi- manager- of the .DuPont million dollar Timme Cor- Company, was named. Liaison poration, ,a textile-manufac- Officer between Industry and turer employing "• several the ' Cape May County hundred county residents. . Economic Development Kilbourne attended Dart- Commission, Donald M. Kelly, mouth College and thig Harvard Executive Director of the. Business School. He spent five group, said this week. years in Investment Banking, The 64 year old Kilbourne/a and 34 years with the DuPont member of the Commission -Company in various since 1971, will act as liaison management capacities until etween industry presently he retired to Ocean City in 1968. located m Cape May County Since his retirement, and the Commission, Kelly Kilbourne has been extremely added. active in various local and The Economic Development county organizations including Commission is responsible for Service Corp of Retired bringing new, compatible in- Executive (SCORE), an arm of dustry to Cape May County. the Small Business Ad- One of the most recent, comministration. N Information needed from the skippers includes boat name, skipper.'s name, dock location, Cape type of fishing done, and a mail fishing boats .available for and telephone .address for the charter during the 1973 fishing ' fisherman to contact. . season are asked to contact the Skippers should contact the Cape May County Public. Af- Department of Public Affairs, Tairs Department. Box 365, Cape May Court The directory will be sent to House, N. J. 08210, by mail or by persons making inquiry to the telephone at, 609-465-7598 during department for charter and office hours. The directory will party -fishing information. be printed in early January.- There is no charge for, theDeadline for submitting boat, listing in the directory, which information will be December will be distributed free to 31, 1972. fishermen asking for copies. Guy Lombardo booked at Wildwood hall WILDWOOD - Winter ac- Hall are Vaughn Monroe and tivity on the Jersey Cape has. his orchestra January 13; centered around five Saturday Warren Covington and his night dances at the Wildwood orchestra, February 24; Danny Convention Hall, with the first Davis and the Nashville Brass, in the series set for Saturday March 24, and Duke Ellington HOLLY FARM night (December 9) in the hall's and his orchestra, April 14. boardwalk auditorium. The.programs are designed ft COUNTRY GIFT SHOP Featured for the First Annual to provide dance music for the CRUISING — Mrs. Hilda C. Lutz of 33 E. Dawes Route 9, Marmora Ph. 399-3554 Christmas Dance at the hall people who want to enjoy the av., Somers Point, is shown aboard the S.S. will be Guy Lombardo and His oldies and smoothies, Sicilia Royal Canadians orchestra. said. "Few people can think of Statendam of Holland America Cruises prior to The dance is open to the public New Year's Eve without sailing from New York on a grand Caribbean cruise. and thejjox office will be open recalling Guy Lombardo's at the hall from 4 p.m. on the rendition of Auld Lang Syne as BLUEGATE Grace Lutheran Church plans banquet day of the dance, according to the clock approaches mid- CANDLES Jules Sicilia, hall director. night," he added. Essence of Admission for the dance is $6 Information and reservations SOMERS POINT — The LCW used in the program. Christmas, per person. for the dances may be made by of Grace Lutheran Church will All women of the church and Cranberry, Reserved table seats may be calling 609-729-9000 or 609-522- hold its annual Christmas their friends are invited. Mistletoe, purchased in advance at the 8118 or by writing Wildwood banquet at Chi Chi's Reservations must be in by and many others Convention Hall or at several Winter Dances, Box 387, ftiestaurant Tuesday, Sunday, December 10. Wildwood ticket outlets, Sicilia Wildwood, N.J. 08260. December 12, at 6:30 p.m. Two said. The dances were dollar gifts will be exchanged. • Live Wreaths arranged by the Wildwood An interesting program • Grave Blankets Convention Hall Authority in "Christmas Through the Poet's • Rope Laurel Hummel cooperation with the county's Eyes" will be presented. This Collector Plates Public Affairs Department. CANDIDATES' NIGHT emphasizes the poems of E.H.S. Associates, producers of Christina Gorgina Rossetti that CHRISTMAS similar dance programs .in Plans to hold a School Board have been set to music SHOP Pewter Ocean City, Md., will sponsor Candidates' Night were ap- especially her Christmas OPEN the events. proved at a recent meeting of poems. Her brother, Dante In announcing the five the board of the Ocean City Gabriel Rossetti, was an artist Lamps • Brass dances, Sicilia said the League of Women Voters. The and used Christina as a model Open Daily and program offers a wide variety meeting will be held early in for his pictures of the Virgin Sunday New England of musical appeal for all age February and will be open to all Mary. His painting "Ecce groups. Other bands scheduled candidates running for theAncilla Domini" (Beloved Hider. Closed Monday Clocks to aDDear at the Convention elected school board. Handmaid of the Lord) will be IMH Bit. \OtH HOM'V • ITK If \Ot 'UK >QJ rOMPM.TKI.1 SITISMf.OHirH •*» HK.iT « HCM ISKD IT UfHlO HI c»: 1.1 Bt.i.«« nrfiisTf.it T «f»»: % kr»..s.s uv.ot roi HSK t Slieed Bacon 'HH' Frankfurter* 't!Z» Sliced Chee*e""'.'!, Frank|fur IZS9 1 Margarine '" ^-.r- - SI' Margarine :'•• : '~ 33* ' Cottage Cheete rr.,~ ..3»* \ Cream Cheeme - I: 27' i Cracker Barrel U1V, 7»- Orange Juice «. .. ^. 8S' Fluffy AII Orange Juice DKTKRGt:\T • OLD ISOI TH FROZE* p4 «5 C ^ 15 C KS3. ^39' ifandi H hip .;39' Peaehex VtSS 1 "33' W aSftes *,IO T reat nr» CUNG ... >J«J A»P FROZEN JAIYFOOOISTRA.NID, Fretirli Frie*J.': 39' Beecfiraut i"9 r FAimcsoMENiR Tlorf«« Roll* ••*— ^ " ' . J\'M Sof I ^~ 77' flararoni WOMMI»I> # 9W Fish Sticks i." 55' PIILSBURI LATER Cake Mixes OUTCM Cleanser r 17' ALL vABlETlfi Rice-.4-flotii . -.'.:: 35' OlilNFECTANT LysolSpray DiSlNFfC'ANI l^ysol Cleaner. Green Giant WMltl iMOt ?t& CO»N Green Giant Liquid Gold .. '.'f •!" ' 25' 28' "8T.48 From One of Ocean City's Finest Marinas GIVE A GIFT OF LASTING SATISFACTION FOR THE BOATMAN and FOR THE FISHERMAN, from BOYER'S MARINA Inc. 238-242 BAY AVE. DIAL 399-2917 Get one ride away It yuu'vc always wanted a bicycle but never bought one because of lack s?—^js. \ „, M/ JSTi^>^ °f storage space, Guarantee Bank has ({< flALjf ih\ \\ solved the problem with the most practical bike in Atlantic City. ^-__^ v . -^ Anyone can ride it, anyone can hide it. It takes just thirty seconds to adjust the si/e tor a six-year-old or a six-t'ooler—man or woman. Since your bike folds to handy dimensions—12" x 32" x 33"—• you can store it in a closet, an elevator, a crawl space. You can even put 2 or 3 in the trunk of your car. And this beautiful bicycle is fully guaranteed for as long ai you own it. Details of the guarantee come with each bike. Purchase this great bike at the Great Bank for 6nly $47.50, tax included"-. All you have to do is open a new savings or checking account with SIOO or more, or add Si00 to an existing account. Only Guarantee Hank oilers this fabulous bicycle. So, open an account. Ride away. ^>»y. -'"/ ^"-- i"ot"= p»' tjnk..^ trun^ction. guaRandee H9IIH bhe greaD bam Atlantic City • Margate Northfield Somers Point Hainmonton • Phone 345-3111
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