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• • • \ I i i -t- PAGE 8 — SECTION ONE RALEIGH Excellent- Selection of Full RALEIGH Line of 3, 5 & 10 Speeds. FEATURING: RECORDS & GRAND PRIX ' George & Anne Himon Props. BICYCLE CENTER 8th and ATLANTIC AVE. OCEAN CITY 399-1246 "We Service What We Sell" 8. SHORE MALL IS HAVING A CHRISTMAS SATURDAY, DEC. 16TH Stores will be open until 11 P.M. for your Shopping Convenience! BLACK HORSE PIKE, PLEASANTVILLE f oin OUBMOW KIDDIE DOG SHOW—The Garden State Toy Kennel Club sponsored a Kiddie Dog Show last Saturday and pictured here are some of the winners and their owners. Left to right are Melodee Davis of this city with her Doberman Duchess who was judged the best trick dbg and Princess of the show; Juliana Carter of Absecon and her Pekapoo> best groomed and Paige Girl; Iris Paulus of the VIP Kennel Club of THE OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER Absecon, judge; Monica Jones of Northfield and her Great Dane Brutus, King of the Show and the biggest dog. Kneeling in front of the table are Kimberly Geles of Margate and Patty Mahoney of Ventnor. Kimberjy is owner of the Chihuahua on the table which was. named Queen of the show and the smallest entry. Patty owns the Poodle on the table who was honored as Prince of the show and best costumed. Women J s Club hears about art symposium Mrs. Harry. Smith and Mrs. Gcoq^Bowman reported on an art symposiutXL they attended for memt&s of the Women's CluDspeeting. last Thursday in the hoTfte of Mrs. William TownsencLx The symposium was held at New Jerseyat$te Federation of Women's Clubs headquarters in New Brunswick. Gladyce Shuman was program guest at the morning session and demonstrated craft -work displaying samples of her art. The afternoon session featured George Schwacha who commented on -original paintings submitted by the women. Mrs. Smith had submitted several and he praised her work highly. Mrs. A. Stanley Clark, president, reported briefly on the Art Center at Douglass College which is supported by the NJSFWC. -Crossword puzzle books o .. HAVE MORE MERRY MONEY NEXT YEAR It's a merry feeling to have money for holiday shopping! A small payment each week builds up to one big Christmas Club check. By starting your Christmas Club now, you'll be set for buying without borrowing or piling up bills. WE PAY THE 50th WEEK . ON YOUR 1973 CMCNB CHRISTMAS CLUB! IF YOU OPEN A 1973 CHRISTMAS CLUB AT THE CAPE MAY COUNTY NATIONAL BANK AND PAY IT FOR 49 WEEKS.. WE WILL PAY THE SOTH WEEK FOR YOU! OPEN YOUR CLUB TODAY 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 which have been made by the years of travel. He also told of members were displayed. his personal favorite cities, These will be sent to the East restaurants and interesting Orange Veterans Hospital. Also customs. In giving tips on on display were dolls which . taking inexpensive tours he have been collected and said that rates are greatly dressed for the club's Christ- reduced after the season and mas project. the time one travels is very — Mrs. Wallace Kuhn in- important pertaining to the troduced Robert Becotte, expense. speaker of the evening.. Mr. Hostesses for the evening Becotte was born in Ocean City, were Mrs. Townsend and Mrs. was an airplane pilot for 18 W. Thomas Adams. The next years and now operates the -meeting, December 21, will be Ocean City Travel Service. the Christmas party at the He spoke of many countries home of Miss Ruth Nevius. and cities he had visited in his Women's research club plans Christmas party The annual Christmas the Garden Pier in Atlantic City meeting of . the Women's and on telethons from New Research Club will be held York. She was awarded a December 21 at 1:3O p.m. in the scholarship by the Crescendo Flanders Hotel. Helen G. Mohr Club of Atlantic City and for will present the Story of Bing two years was soloist at the and Grondahl Christmas Plates First Church of Christ, and Linda Moder will sing a Scientist, of this city. medley of Christmas songs. A resident of Palmyra for 20 years, Miss Mohr has long been engaged in various cultural activities. She currently is presenting book reviews, monologues and illustrated lectures based on 50,000 miles of her travels to Alaska, California, the Caribbean, China, Europe, Hawaii and Japan. She is a storehouse of information on Grondahl Christmas plates and will have a display of the plates relating the stories they tell and intimate' details of life in Denmark. Linda Moder is a young local soprano who has studied voice for seven years with Mrs. Alice Higbee of Bargaintown. She is presently with Gian-Carlo Minnotti appearing at Carnegie Hall in New York City. Miss Moder had appeared on Meeting called to form civic group Edward J. MacClane, a retired Federal government employee from Washington, D.C., announced Wednesday he is organizing a meeting Friday at the Youth Center to form a new civic association for the center portion of the resort. MacClane said the meeting will get underway at 12:15 p.m., at the Youth Center at 6th st. and Atlantic av., and is open to residents living between North st. and 15th st. The rest of the city is already served by three other civic organizations. "The primary purpose of starting this new association is. to represent the interests of concerned citizens living in this area," he said. MacClane said there is great urgency needed to start such in organization in light of the recent large increased in asuessfri value of property in Ocean City. The new organization as yet unnamed, will also concern itself with ether areas of civic affairs. 9 to 9 THURSDAY, DECEMBER 14, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1972 THE OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER PAGE 9 — SECTION ONE ;.»:: :»•:• :.«•:: SSK ••»••, ••**•, Cheese and Wine Parties Begin at 1_G \71illl(i MAflUlflft I g ^ O . •. " • / WWW * w«wm|y || ASpend a few pleasant moments of your da "sampling the shore's largest collection of fine; ^natural imported and domestic cheeses. || I A gift of fresh cheese is always well received and you'll find many unusual- gift ideas in an oltt world atmosphere of loose teas, spices and fresh roasted whole bean coffees...You'll enjoy it. OMEGA 508 9th Street, Ooeah City PARTY TRAYS - HOSTESS GIFTS Phone 398-0319 . All JJ-A.S-A. -asl/nnants, .since the spare .program began, have worn Omega watches on their wrists. Ordinary, every day jewelry store Omega Speedmaster chronographs. The kind anyone can buy. Every Omegak •whether for an astronaut or conventional wear, is made to the most exacting standards' to assure utmost dependability. We're proud to be "an authorized Omega dealer because they make the best watches in this world, or any other. 2-bulton 4-dial Speodmastcr wrist computer. Measures elapsed intervals of hours, minutes and soconds. Stainless steel case with matching bracelet. Water-rosistant. .520.0. ^ Thomas Jewelers 825 Asbury Avenue Come in. write or phone tor freo Omega stylo brochure. */# DRESS UP YOUR HOUSE WITH THIS CHRISTMAS A Beautiful Selection of POINSETTIA PUNTS CENTERPIECES • LIVE ft ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS AFRICAN VIOLETS • ARRAN6EMENTS CEMETERY PIECES CRAVE MOUNDS ft WREATHS jtk6hre DeHpious BARTON'S Visit Our GOURMET COUNTERJ L^ CHEESES • COOKIES FRUIT and GIFT BASKETS [ FBEE LOCAL DELIVERY The Spinning pg Whee Wheel El AlilED eiev i MAMBkUB— _..__ FLOWER, Gin and GOURMET SHOP • WEIIINt aid FVNEIAL BESIONS • AsfcwyAvemra Bill 398-1161 EAGLE SCOUTS—Three Eagle ScoUts of Boy Scout Troop 32 were honored at a Court of Honor held recently at the Primary School. Shown here (1. to r.) are Eagle Scouts Barry Chadwick, Joe Newsome and Joe Knopp with assistant scoutmaster Donald Pileggi. Counsellor Photo. VFW Post honors three Boy Scouts Ocean City Boy Scout Troop 21, sponsored by Ferguson- Foglio Post 6650 VFW honored three Scouts with an Eagle Scout Court of Honor recently at the Ocean City Primary School. Scouts awarded the Eagle Scout rank are Life Scouts Barry Chadwick, Joe Knopp and Joseph Newsome Jr. Dr. Daniel Schwenk, District Advancement Commissioner, presented the history of .each Scout and mentioned that only one percent of all scouts receive the rank of Eagle. George Bailey, Intermediate School prinicpal, read the Sim] (O Charge to an Eagle Scout arid presented the mothers of each boy the Eagle award to pin on their sons. Other Scouts presented advancements were: Tenderfoot Scouts Chris Iacono, Charles Kaczmarsjrt, Don Croll, George Hurst, Dave Newsome, Mark McCrane and John Cotshott. Second Class: to Ned Cornmah; . First Class to Harry Lord; and Life Scout to Terry Dougherty, Wayne Chism and Joe Higbee Jr. Other guests of honor attending were David Duncan, Senior.Vice Commander of the sponsoring VFW Post; Ray Hollinger, Boy Scout Council Commissioner; Les Dilts, Neighborhood Commissioner; and Eagle Scout Joe Palermo. Classified Ads Bring You Quick Results Rag. *229 M NOW ^9995 10" Diagonal — 60 Sq. Inch Viewing Area MODEL HD 5204 TK • 25" Diagonal —315 Sq. Inch . viewing Area . 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Linwood were both found guilty dinance 506, 'Lewis Krass of prosecutor's olficfe in Cape May be based on the tune of a In some • countries, St. of drunken. driving and fined , New York City paid a $45 fine Court House. Gasinski was also familiar, carol. -Nicholas still retains his role as • | $200 for the offense in Municipal and $10 in c^urt costs. ' charged with giving false in- gift-bearer. .His day is, ' Court here on Wednesday. Milford. Gould of Pleasantformation to the police when he' traditionally, December 6, and Brown, who was arrested at yille was fined $25 on eagh gave them a false name. European children await him 10th st. and Central av: oncount when he was found guilty The case of a local man on St. Nicholas Eve, December October 29, also paid $10 court ,-of having an uninspected charged with rape was referred HE PROTECTED ROBBERS 5 . ' . . . • - • . • • • • • costs and lost his driver's * vehicle, an unregistered to the Grand Jury for action.' Legends about St. Nicholas . A gray horse and a white license for two years, as did vehicle, and a car with license Joseph Trofa, of the 800 block of are many, but they all relate in donkey have each been credited Valentine, arrested September plates that were registered to Asbury av., was contmitted to some way to his reputation for with the honor of transporting 25, on 10th St. " . another car, on November 29 at the County jail in lieu of bail: generosity. Pawnbrokers took him on his gift giving journeys. Found guilty of possession 9th st. and Central av. the last case on the docket him for their patron, and and possession with intent to About a dozen other minor found Patrick Friel of Lan- robbers looked to him as their sell a quantity of marijuana in speeding violations convictions sdowne guilty of drunken protector. In the Middle Ages, You can never tell when a her second floor room at 1118 were upheld. driving on September 9 in the robbers were sometimes called Simpson av., Joan Keely was Edward J. Phillips, David 3000 block of Central av. Fine Knights or. Clerks of St. little careful driving will given a suspended fine of $200 Gasinski and David Wyeth, all levied was for $350 and 425 Nicholas, says the New Book of save your life on the high* and placed on probation. of Levittown, were all charged court costs. Knowledge. ways. with possession with intent to Classified Ads Bring You Quick Results C ^BS &z ( For AH Occasions Poinsettia Plants. *3.00 & *5.00 Doorknockers and Wreaths.. *2.50 «P CARRIAGE HOUSE PHIL TURNER, Prop. 1117 Hawen Ave. (Across the Tracks) Dial 399-7909 M8440 cassette Reg. *38.95 with Two-way Power NOW *33«° "Mod. 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PAGE 10 — SECTION ONE WESTERN AUTO 515 New Road Dial 927-6484 Somers Point, Hew Jersey f A Fine Selection of BOYS' and GIRLS' BIKES Over 10 Different Models To Choose From COASTER - 3, 5 and 10-SPEED When your car is in for service too often... 'THE. OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER & £* INSTALLATION—Officers of Marmora Volunteer Fire Company Auxiliary were installed at a Christmas dinner last week at the Crab Trap. Mrs. Ted Abbott (right), outgoing president, congratulates Mrs. William Haynes, newly installed president, as Mrs. Howard Ball, treasurer, and Mrs. Edward Town, financial secretary, join. Tubman Photo. NEW ENGLAND SHOP 234 West Ave. (ON THE ALLEY) TIDE CLOCKS Boat and Homej Models — the most fon r.the Yachtsman,] Fisherman, Beach} Bug. LAMPS SPECIAL Indoor & Outdoor METAL EAGLES 20% OFF 'Til Christmas m*im**rtmi*m*m*a You need a Bank Auto Loan Loans to finance auto purchases are available promptly, confidentially, at low cost, arid with payment terms fitted to the borrowers need. Why not come in and discuss it; no obligation. the Cape May County national bank OCEAN CITY . SEA ISLE CITY . CAPE A MIMBOt Or THE mtKHAL DEPOSIT INSU*ANC1 COWOJUTION A MJOiaiX OF THK ttDKBAL U&OVt .TY5!*M • OUR BANK MAKES NO SERVICE CHARGE ON CHECKING ACCOUNTS OF SENIOR CITIZENS, COLLEGE STUDENTS OR MEMBERS OF THE ARMED FORCES MAY • MAXIMUM INTEREST PERMITTED BY BANKING REGULATIONS PAID ON SAVINGS ACCOUNTS S[RV|([ k HANK For Your Convenience '• OUR 34th STREET OFFICE - 34tfc STREET and RAT AVL THURSDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1972 PREPARING THE GUEST BOOK—Mrs. John Young (right) of 277 Bayshore dr. and Mrs. Paul Weil, a member of the board of the Visiting Homemaker Home Health Aide Association, get the guest book ready for visitors to sign during the Christmas Homes Tour tomorrow, December 15. Senior Photo. Marmora fire aids install new officers Christmas home tours in final preparation MARMORA —The in Kay Steelman, Mrs. Mae stallation of officers for the A final reminder is made of antique doll and rocker, the old Haskell, Mrs. Dpttie Ward, room as well as the Japanese Marmora Volunteer Fire the Ocean City Visiting chest of drawers in the guest Mrs. Elaine Sachsenmaier, tea cups,-(his and hers). The Company Auxiliary was held Homemaker Home Health Aide bedroom and the desk which Mrs. Pat Haynes, Mrs. Janis family Bible dates back to 1852. last week in conjunction with Association's annual Christmas was used by Mrs. Young's great Town and Mrs. Mary Law and a The glimmering candles in all the annual Christmas party. Homes Tour to take place grandfather. special gift to Mrs. Cora Im- of the windows of the Youngs' tomorrow, December 15. The new officers were in- Particular note should be feld. home make it a standout in The tour starts at the stalled by Mrs. Jo Singer, and made of the unusual powder Outgoing vice-president Mrs. Christmas cheer. Historical Museum and '.the given their oath of office. They Judy Tull presented Mrs. Arts Center, 409 Wesley av., were Mrs. Pat Haynes, Abbott with a past president where tickets may be pur- *»r:--o^^ president; Mrs. Kay Steelman, pin, and the flower centerpiece chased and the list of homes vice president; Mrs. Adele from the head table. obtained. Ball, treasurer; Mrs. Janis Those who had perfect at- Following the Arts Center the Town, financial secretary; and tendance for the past year at all itinerary .is: Mr. and* Mrs. Mrs. Joan Haines, secretary. the meetings were, also James Miller, 305 Central av.; Outgoing president Mrs. Joan acknowledged. These were Mr. and Mrs. J. William Abbott thanked the members Mrs. Cora Imfeld, Mrs. Kay Johnson, 312 Central av.; Mr. for all their help and steelman, • Mrs. Pat and Mrs. Cyril Dill, 414 Gar- cooperation during her twoCossaboone, Mrs. Bonnie Lihou dens Parkway; Col. and Mrs. years as president, and ind Mrs. Dottie Ward. George Geaver, 3 E. Edin-. distributed gifts to her com- The next meeting of the burgh rd.; Mr. and Mrs. John THE mittee heads. These were Mrs. auxiliary will be held on B. Young, II, 277 Bayshore dr., Thursday, January 4. and Dr. and Mrs. Robert Nunn, VILLAGE BAKER 101 Spruce rd. Historic • • ' " In the previous two issues of the Sentinel-Ledger descriptions of the Miller, Johnson, Dill TOWNEof and Cleaver homes were given. This week the Young home is SMITHVILLE described. The contemporary; home of Offering freshly baked y Mr. and Mrs. John B". Young II Gingerbread Boys, Pies, Assorted V| overlooking the lagoon has the Cookies, Christmas Breads, \ immaculate appearance dl Pumpkin Loaf, Banana Nut Loaf, V truly .gracious living. Com- •-birring contemporary decor i the best Fruit Cakes you've ever \ with rare antiques has been i tasted, Jellies and Preserves for A successfully achieved by the V/l\ Gifting, and lots more. r Youngs. The Christmas theme ' Open Daily, here is red and white and af- -8:30a.m;toftp.m:. \-'---~ fords an effective background 20 minutes from for the many priceless and Atlantic Citron U.S. Rte 9 enchanting antiques such as the antique clock on'the server, the I5WK WHO KNOWS? 1. When was. nylon manufactured? 2. When was Lousiana purchased? 3. Name the 30th U.S. President. A • What 4s -the i«th Amendment? — 5. ^Name "the" largest of the earth's planets. - • 6. What does "alpNa and omega" mean? ' i 7. How was January named? 8. Who discovered the Pacific Ocean? 9. Name the three- rivers which flow into Boston Harbor? Answers to Who Knows 1. December 15. 1939. 2- December 20, 1803. 3. Calvin Coolidge. 4. The Federal Income Tax law. '5. Jupiter. 6. Greek for "beginning and end." 7. For the Roman god, Janus, which is the god of beginnings. 8. Balboa. 9. The Neponset. Mystic and Charles. BAKING CAKES If the weather on St. Nicholas Day, December 6, is misty, a Dutch legend can explain it. St. Nicholas is baking his cakes. Traditional cakes — Zelten or Klosse — are' adorned with different figures. These, children are told, are the marks made by St. Nicholas' donkey as he steps over the cakes on his way through the mist. JOYCE CRINKLE BOOTS AND OTHER TOP BRANDS Black - White - Brown - Navy - Bone SIZES: M 4-10 N 6-10 Reg. to $25.00 Now Many Other Leather Boots Now On Sate at More Than 50% OFF (No Golo Booti on This Sol*) SHOE STORE — MMIM 646-3514 'Ml t 10 MS THINK CHRISTMAS Then think of us ... we have the answers to your Gift Problems FOR HIM: Schlck Styling Dryer Orbltor Hood Razor Schick Hot Lather Machine Desk Set Gift Boxes of Cigars Sunbeam Electric Razor Colognes - Gift Sets FOR HER: Lady Schick Dryer Hair Brushes Costume Jewelry Lady Schick Warm 'N Creamy Perfumes Wallets Russel Stover Candies FOR BOTH: Kodak Instamatic X-15 Lighters Tlmex Watches Keystone 145X Camera Clocks Pen Sets SELVAGN PHARMACY M.E.EISAMAN, R.P. 9 th. a ASBURY AVE. FREE DELIVER^ 399-3533 THURSDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1972 I THE OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER PAGE 11 — SECTION ONE Wreck of Sindia was 71 Tomorrow, December 15, is' be on sale at the Exotic Gift known here as Sindia Day and. Shop, 1610 Haven av., with the marks the 71st anniversary of introduction to take place in the the sinking of the Sindia off shop at 2 p.m. At that time Mrs. Ocean City at th$ J7th st. beach. Palmer will cut a Sindia Cake Today the site has been set which she created': and. will aside by the State of New..serve it with coffee to all guests Jersey as.., a historical site who stop by: " * appropriately marked. The Sindia plate has an. irf- Mrs. Mary Palmer of theteresling background. When ' Palmer.Shopping Center has the old Hotel Traymore in found a unique way toAtlantic City was to be razed, a memorialize the Sindia and its sale was held of all articles in p effect on Ocean City. Tomorrow the old landmark'! Among the ' she- is introducing a special things was a group of about Sindia plate, which joins a 2,000 white plates which Louis previously introduced Sindia Palmer bought 'and brought, bottle. back to Ocean City. Both the bottle and.plate will Mrs/ Palmer decided 730 AsburyAve. Ocean City Largest Selection of CHRISTMAS COOKIES Every Friday Old Fashioned #»-•*•• FRUIT AND NUT STOLLEN DO « 95 OPEN WED. DEC. 13th and 20th 159 Hi. On The Grow .-. . BANK BANK rtoni BANK WHO CAM From a modest beginning ... to servicing 7000 accounts representing over $16,000,000 in deposits ... in little more than one year of operation. PEOPlf WHO CARE Why such Growth? We think it reflects the growing sophistication of the South Jersey banking public ... in seeking out a bank which demonstrates its sincere interest in the people it serves .. . PEOPLE WHO CARE »-*• SINDIA MEMORABLIA—Mrs. Mary Palmer shows the-NSindia plate and bottle which are now on sale at the Palmer Shopping Center and will be introduced tomorrow which is the 71st anniversary of the grounding of the Sindia. Counsellor Photo. ,11'"if With checking services designed to reduce your cost of banking; savings accounts with the maximum interest rate allowable, to help your money grow; and a lending policy of eagerly investing back into the communities we serve . .. plus a courteous and friendly banking atmosphere not experienced before in Southern New Jersey. Is There More To Come? With Your Help... Just Watch Us!! BANK PEOPLE WHO CARE 9TH ST. AT CENTRAL AVE. • OCEAN CITY • NEW |ERSEY 398-2000 BLACK HORSE PK. & NOAHS RD. • PLEASANT VILLE • N.|. • •»(>• 1188 .iui dtooi.U .ixiu.td uo to.t?0.000 Dy me Ujnji Ocuotii inunnct Com something should be done with soon was exhausted. Mrs. edition bottle. After exhaustive these plates so she contacted a Palmer then contacted the research she had a mold made cousin who is a talented artist makers of the original white with the Sindia and dates 1901and asked her to come up with Traymore Hotel plate and had 1972 on one side and three an appropriate sketch of thethem make an order for her. children on the beach on the Sindia. This completed, she This order is now being-made in reverse. The bottle is an ocean went to a place where they a second edition and is selling blue in color and will be a engrave plates and had thefor $5 at the Exotic Gift Shop collector's item as only a sketch with the wording Ocean making it a gift item peculiar to certain number were made and City, America's Greatest Ocean City and one that is the mold was destroyed. Tl\ese Family Resort and the years perfect for ''the person who has bottles were introduced in June 1901 - 1972 put on the white everything." and sell for $14.95. plates in an attractive sky blue The Sindia bottle, which also The public is invited to stop color. is available at the Exotic Gift by the Exotic Shop any time The public first saw them at Shop, has another story, with a special invitation for the Bazart at the Arts Center equally as interesting. Mrs. tomorrow, December 15, at 2 November 4 and took to them so Palmer's daughter, Mrs. John p.m. when they may see the greatly that the original supply Flood, has been a bottle Sindia bottle and plate as well collector and her great desire as enjoy a piece of Sindia cake was to see the Sindia and a cup of coffee. memorialized on a limited Band Boosters make spaghetti dinner plans Final details for the spaghetti dinner were discussed by members of the Band Boosters ^meeting Tuesday-evening. Paul Grundman, president, was welcomed back following a period of illness. The dinner will be served Tuesday from 5 to 8 p.m. at the Masonic Temple and is being catered by Scotch Hall. The menu includes spaghetti and meatballs, salad, rolls, coffee and cake. Take out service also will be available. Tickets may be obtained in advance or at the door. Mrs. James Woodland is chairman and is being assisted by Mrs. Albert Wicki, Mrs. William Crockford, Mrs. Joseph Meyers, Mrs. Robert Farmer, Ray Talbot, Mrs. Morton Biggs, Paul Stratton and Mr. and Mrs. John Mc- Dowell. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kugel are in charge of tickets, James Pulvino is chairman of the take out service. The ' waitresses and bus boys will be members of the band under the direction of Charles Dalrymple, president. In other business local residents were asked to write Congressman Sandman requesting his backing of the Christmas shoppers are reminded that it's later than they think. Ocean City High-School Band for an invitation to .participate in • the Presidential Inauguration Parade in Washington in January. His address is: Honorable Charles W. Sandman, Jr., Congressman, Second Congressional District, 1115 Canon Bldg., Washington, D.C., 20515. TOY SHOP IN Historic =r> TOWNEof SMITHVU1E Toys and Games, and Dolls, = \and many, many\ =^f other treasures to gladden the heart zrEF of any youngster. Open Daily 20 minutes from Atlantic City on Rte 9 oo. Sparkling | DIAMOND pendants. • Heart Shaped • Drops also — Diamond i& Emerald, Diamond & Ruby SMITH JEWELERS 1289 S. Shore Road, Palermo, N. J. Dial 399-3171 OPEN EVERY DAY 9:30 to 9 -.*.•• 2 GREAT GIFTS FROM WESTINGHOUSE West Bend Gutter-mafic CORN POPPER with purchase of this Westlnghouse COMTONCT REFRIGERATOR Model RCO65 J:O Cu. Ft. Capacity FREE CORN POPPER! Mod* 5467 Great for family room or game room, big 4-qt. capacity. Popcorn butters itself as it pops! An Excellent Gift... perfect (or parties and entertaining during the holiday season Model 3101 has 3'/., at capacity and is available in flame red or avocado green RIVAL $14.95 VALUE! • White with Walnut grain top n Pushbutton . automatic defrost • Twin vegetable crispers ' D Butter, cheese and egg storage i 1 Slim wall design $2495 VALUE OFFER GOOD THROUGH DECEMBER 26 1972 MODEL RC068 with Woodgrain Iront. Coppertone sides '139 00 cooker/server when you buy this Westinghouse Dishwasher tl i APPLIANCE COMPANY sure, service & U r i OPEN AU YEAR • 8 A. M. ID 6 P. M. Daily • Friday 'til 9 • Closed We 3130 ASBURY AVENUE Model SC400 CONVERTIBLE DISHWASHER 2 pushbuttons cycles Powof turret multilevel wash Porcelain enamel tub —self cleaning lilter L ilt-otl cuttmrj board top Portable now- built-in later Only $23900 and Sunday | j DIAL3U9-4398*
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