THE OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER Palmyra earns revenge over Raiders, 82-76 Palmyra High School came to Oqean <strong>City</strong>, last. year . as a highly-rated basketball team and suffered a narrow twopoint upset defeat. Tuesday night, as a very slight-underdog, the Pals (»0) fought <strong>of</strong>f the Red Raiders numerous times and earned an 82-76 "victory. <strong>The</strong> loss evened Jack Boyd's record for the year at 1- 1. • " • . . It was a well-balanced'attack, led by sharpshooting guard Tom Fries and leaping center Joe Stevens; that shot down the Raiders. Fries connected for 26 points, hitting 10<strong>of</strong>-16 from the field and six-<strong>of</strong>- eight from the chanty, stripe. He was quick with a very.accurate jump shot from long range. Stevens, a 6-3 senior, made five-<strong>of</strong>-14 from the field and all six free throws for 16 points. Stevens also grabbed 17 rebounds, made four steals and fed <strong>of</strong>f three assists. In addition to Fries and' Stevens, • Coach Church Huebner also got'strong per- formances from senior guard Lou Piergross, five-K^-seven from the field and all four free throws for 14 points; senior forward John Frazier,. who scored all 14 <strong>of</strong> his points in the • second half; sophomore guard Steve DeVece; who fed <strong>of</strong>f four assists; and junior Roger Denby, with five points and five rebounds. <strong>The</strong> Pals fell behind on twoquick . field goals by Bill Rackley but immediately scored nine straight points to assume a 9-4 lead. <strong>The</strong> Raiders stayed close and finished'the period on the short end <strong>of</strong> a 13- 12 score. Early in the second period ' two free throws by Brad Bryant gave the Raiders an 18-17 lead. <strong>The</strong> two clubs continued their battling until Palmyra again took the advantage. 28-27. on a AN EXTRAORDINARY GIFT A thoughtful Christinas Gift Certificate for delightful dining or shopping in Historic Tpwne <strong>of</strong> Smithville. Available in multiples <strong>of</strong> five dollars. Open Daily 20 minutes from Atlantic <strong>City</strong> hone: 641-7777X onRoute9 TOWNE<strong>of</strong>SMtTHVIllE tirvt | TOWNE <strong>of</strong> SMITHVILLE 20 MINUTES FROM ATLANTIC CITY ON U S. ROUTE 0 Money} t We have tie jiUest thitg rtificate Come in today for a Christmas Loan! free throw by TaJbert Hall. A field goal by Rich Rinck and two fouls by Bryant gave the Raiders.a 31-28 margin. Two free^ throws an
.\ Bowling POINT LANES .-. After-.Seven Mixed Doubles . Screwdrivers 4,.Sneaky Petes 0; Grasshoppers 3, Rusty Nails 1; Whiskey $ours 3, Black Russians 1; Bloody Marys 3, Stingers 1. . • High individual game, Jim Shropshire 241. and Maria Calise 197. High individual series, Willis Smick 567 and May Smick 471. High team game, Whiskey Sours 652. High team series. Bloody Marys. 1809. Standings: Whiskey Sours, 34-18; Rusty Nails, 32-20; Stingers, 30-22; Black Russians, 26-26; Grasshoppers, 25-27; Sneaky Petes, 24-28; Screwdrivers, 21-31; Bloody Marys 16-36. to the end <strong>of</strong> the half. High individual game series. Frank Ewing Jr. 246 and 597. Standings: • Benner's 41-11; Key Man, 31-21; Dan's, 26-22;- Gas Go., 23V2-28V2; Wonderland, 23 l 29; Doctors, 21-31; Wallace, 20-28; Gleeson's, 33'/... . • " . . • • • • ' • <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong>' League Strange 4, Mprey's 0; Rumer's4( Jaycees 0; Wallace 3, Mac's 1; Boyer's 3, Godfrey's 1; Stretch 4 (forfeit). High individual game, Willis Smick, 223. High individual' series, Bud Hackner 549. Standings: Godfrey's, 38-18; Strange, 35-21; Stretch, 34-22; Mac's, 34-22; Wallace, 31-25; Boyer's, 30-26; Rumer's, 29-27; Morey's, 20-36; Jaycees, 13-43. Cape-Atlantic League Powder Puff League Wallace Hardware 4, Gleeson's TV 0; N.J. Nat. Gas 3, Doctors, 1; Key Man 3, Dan's Third Spot 1; Benner's Exxon 3, Wonderland, 1. Benner's Exxon has clinched first half with two weeks to go Make Your Exchange Before Christmas! BRING IN YOUR CHRISTMAS CLUB CHECK . . . we'll exchange it for a trip anywhere in the 568. Standings: Daniel's, 38-14; Conway's, 35-17; Mayfair, 33- 19; Miami-Somers, 29'i-22'/2; Crab Trap, 26-26; Broadley's, i9'i-32'2; Launch Haven, 14-38; Jolly Rpger, 13-39.. NORTHFIELD LANES • Protestant,Church League' • • " • Palermo Baptist 4, Mainjand' Baptist 0; Ventnor' Presbyterian 3, ' Linwood Community 1; Seaview Baptist 3, Northfield • Salem Methodist 1; <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> Presbyterian Gold 3, Absecon Baptist 1; Pleasantville Baptist Red 1, <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> Baptist "A" 1; <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> Presbyterian Blue 2, <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> Baptist. "B" 2; Pleasantville Baptist Red 2, <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> Baptist "C" 2; Pleasantville Baptist Gold 2, Linwood Community 2. High individual game, Bill Mentzer 242. High individual series,- Dave Sharp and Bill Mentzer 559. High team game ftJufltmaA- '*IS ALL DOWN HILL WITH A-CmHSTMAS CLUB Do you find yourself a little short <strong>of</strong>'cash cash at the time you'd most like to have a little extra to spend? . . . when the stores have the greatest selec- tion ever, and your shopping list has no end? We've got the ideal solu- tion to this problem. Come join our Christmas Club . . . decide how much you want to deposit each week . . . and look forward to your Christmas Club check just in time to make Christmas shopping all the fun it should be ... all down hill. |Oin nowl THE OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEPGER Daniel's 3, Mayfair 1; Jolly Roger 3, Miami-Somers 1; and series, Palermo Baptist fl68 Launch Haven 3, Crab Trap 1; and 2443. Conway's 3, Broadley's 1. Standings: Northern Division High individual game and - Pleasantville Baptist "A", 35series, Kathy Barrett 217 and17; Absecon Baptist, 32-20; Ventnor Presbyterian, 27-25; Pleasantville Baptist Gold, 27- 25; Northfield - Salem Methodist, 27-25; Chelsea Baptist, 24-28; Pleas, ville Baptist Blue, 22-30; M. ind Baptist, 16-36. • ~Sou»i...-m Division - <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> B;ij>w.st "A", 31-21; Palermo Baptisi . . ..WORLD! 28-24; <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> Baptist "B", 28-24; <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> Baptist "C", TRAVEL AGENCY, INC. 28-24; <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> Presbyterian Since 1954 Blue, 26-26; Seaview Baptist, IIS. Tennettee Ave. 25-27; Linwood Community, 24'i-27'-; <strong>Ocean</strong> -<strong>City</strong> Atlantic <strong>City</strong> Presbyterian Gold, 15 3481189 l BRINGING HOME THE BACON (REALLY THE VENISON)—Members <strong>of</strong> the <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> Sportsmen's Club bagged two bucks in Bass River State Forest during the New Jersey deer season last week. Donald Pileggi shot an eightrinch spike and Jerry O'Dbnnell shot a six-point buck. Shown here left to right are Fred Palermo, Don Pileggi, Jerry O'Donnell and Spence Lightcap with the prizes. • • ludubon named South Jersey kings <strong>The</strong> Green Wave <strong>of</strong> Audubon Jersey State Interscholastic <strong>The</strong>y scored 376 points this year High School, the only team to Athletic Association. <strong>The</strong> while allowing only 57. <strong>The</strong>y defeat <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> High School's selection', together with those in were the only unbeaten, untied football team, was named other groups, was based on a team in South Jersey and were South Jersey Group Two point system and power rating. ranked number one among all 2-36'/i. champion last week by the New <strong>The</strong> Raiders lost, 28-8, toteams in the final Brooks-Irvine Audubon in a game postponed Club rankings. Audubon was from a rainy Saturday to a ranked 14th and <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> Monday afternoon. <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> fifth. turned the ball over 10 times in Other schools named South' the game. Audubon (7-2) Jersey champs in this rating subsequently lost to Sterling included Pennsauken (8-1) in and Haddon Heights. <strong>The</strong>y Group Four, Moorestown (6-2were one <strong>of</strong> three champions <strong>of</strong> 1) in Group Three, Palmyra (8the Colonial Conference. 1) in Group <strong>On</strong>e and Gloucester Clearview Regional (7-0-2) Catholic (7-2) in Parochial finished 75 points behind Class B. None were declared Audubon in the rating, earning Parochial Classes A and C. It 360 points. Gateway (7-2) was might also be interesting to- third with 337 points, the Red note that Southern Regional (7- Raiders were rated fourth with 2) was rated second in Group 293 points, Delsea Regional (9- Three. 0) was fifth with 280 points and Points scored in a game are Point Pleasant Boro (7-2) not used to determine the power scored 186 points to finish sixth. ratings by the NJSIAA but, Though <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> fans according to the outcome in might be a bit disappointed by some <strong>of</strong> these Groups, it would , their final standing in this be interesting to know what ; -power rating,. Delsea is thetype system is used. team that should be shocked. w^LaaaaaaaaT^ Choos* a Club To Rt Your Budget JOIN MOW! Dgtmtt WfMfcty, HAW AT SI Warts aWlSTMM $1.00 S50J0 $2.00 $101.00 $3.00 $151 JO $5.00 $25X50 $10.00 $50540 $20.00 $1010.00 MARMORA BRANCH <strong>of</strong> the FIRST RATIONAL BANK OF TUCKAHOE KOOSEVRT BOULEVARD MARMORA PHONE 39 OPEN HUDAY IVSnNGS 5 to 8 — DAILY 9 to 2 MONDAY thru FRIDAY (MAIN OFFICE, TUCKAHOE, OPEN 9 to 3) WINDOWS md LARM fAJUCIMO LOTS. NJSIAA members reject changes <strong>The</strong> general membership <strong>of</strong> the New Jersey State Interscholastic -Athletic Association rejected two proposals last week that were approved by Executive Committee members. <strong>The</strong> defeated programs included a series <strong>of</strong> play<strong>of</strong>fs to determine sectional football champions and a basketball "Tournament <strong>of</strong> Champions" to feature the. seven state titlists in quest <strong>of</strong> the grand championship. In addition to the defeated legislation the NJSIAA general membership approved some changes in high school track and field. Beginning with the 1974 spring sports season; the 180 yard low hurdles will be replaced in all meets within the state by the 330 yard intermediate hurdle event. Athletes will also be permitted Gym team to [perform at ACC <strong>The</strong> -world-famous Danish Gym Team will present a program ranging from modern gymnastics to quaint folk dances in colorful native costumes today (Thursday) at Atlantic Community College. <strong>The</strong> event will begin at 8 p.m. in ACC's Jonathan Pitney Hall. Admission is free and open to the public. Tickets are not required. <strong>The</strong> 14-part program includes rhythmic exercises using a variety <strong>of</strong> props, modern gymnastics on a wide range <strong>of</strong> apparatus, vaulting and tumbling, "jazz gymnastics," and folk dancing. <strong>The</strong> majority <strong>of</strong> the program is accompanied by music, most to compete in four events rather than three as in previous years. Players running the 880 may compete in two additional I events. Other actions include the extension <strong>of</strong> varsity cross country meets to three miles, a requirement that <strong>of</strong>ficials <strong>of</strong> girls' sports be registered with the association, creation <strong>of</strong> rules covering varsity ice ^hockey and skiing and the defeat <strong>of</strong> rules governing the <strong>of</strong>f-season competition <strong>of</strong> varsity soccer players. Strangely enough,- the general membership, also approved a rule that would allow the Executive Committee to take action in certain areas without consulting the membership. This rule would enable the Executive Committee to start football play<strong>of</strong>fs and a one-champion basketball tournament despite the membership's objection. _ Shufflin<strong>On</strong> by Jack Schneider Instead <strong>of</strong> Polar Bears perhaps Frozen Ducks would be a more apt title for the hearty shufflers. We thought November was damp? After 12 days <strong>of</strong> December we can count five in the sun. <strong>The</strong> other seven days left the boys to their second favorite sport — girl watching and after that lots <strong>of</strong> time for Bridge and Pinochle. At last Thursday's card caper, Alice Necco won the marbles, followed by Bob Buckley, the indestructible Mildred Battersby and Bea Etherington. Hum-m-m — three girls and one boy. Maybe you guys are doing TOO much girl-watching! At this past Monday's card <strong>of</strong> it composed by the two clash, Harley Cornelius won his pianists who travel with the 966th package <strong>of</strong> bacon and left team. <strong>The</strong> folk dances are the corn and catsup to Emlee performed to traditional Price, Clare Link and Paul Danish tunes. Macrie in that order. We can thank Real Macrie <strong>The</strong> team is composed <strong>of</strong> 30 (and the Storm Trooper) for young men and women selected adding to our Christmas spirit from . Denmark's finest with the decorations in the dub athletes. All have taken a year house. Maybe someday we can <strong>of</strong>f from their occupations and reward Real's diligence with a receive no salary for per- trip to the moon, or Somera forming with the team. Point, or somewhere (and <strong>The</strong> Danish Gym Team bat back). appeared throughout the world, Hurry, girls, only eight more to the acclaim <strong>of</strong> audiences, days to dean up your shopping since it began touring in the and only 10 more for the boys to 1930'a. It was last performed in dean out the chimneys. the United States in 1968. Please help your cub reporter <strong>The</strong> team's appearance at and call or write anytime with ACC it part <strong>of</strong> the Cottege's any hot (or even warm) news 1971-73 Cultural Series. tips. High School Basketball - ont figures was Bob Wright with 11 <strong>The</strong> Recreation W ^ S for the losers, opened a high school basketbaU league this week with BOD Jacttbs Wildcats defeating WILDCATS Coggins Chevrolet 103-48. fa this one-sided affair the Wildcats' attack was evenly balanced with five ^men in double figures. BUI Triboletti led all scorers «4th 24 points. Behind him was Danny Richards' 21 for the losers. Others on the Wildcats in double figures were Bob Jacobs 20 Carmen Costanza 18, John Shearer 12, Mike Sannino 16. <strong>The</strong> only "other scorer in double B.Jacob! petePvllen- Carmen Co»t»n»» j. Shearer . Chris Morris M. Sannlrio B. Trlboietll COGGINS jlmGInn EdGInn S. Hallldsv M.'Hufl B.Wright D. Richards D. Longacre T. Cogglni Looking for Nautical You'll be delighted with Santa's selection in our NEW SHIPS STORE • Gins FOR THE BOATMAN • GIFTS FOR YOUR HOME WE MVOE YOU ID STOP M »d BROWSE all-seasons inarina nmm-rm Ml SM, fen tili i m PJL ttZQ) Tired oi taxes, taxes. taxes? <strong>On</strong>e way. to keep the tax-bite to a minimum is to include tax-free municipal bonds as part <strong>of</strong> your investment program. We have a total municipal bond department that can evaluate the role <strong>of</strong> municipals in your financial planning. It'll pay you to investigate the many advantages <strong>of</strong> tax-free municipal bonds. Why not call us.now? Ask for William Money at 399-6600. — Boenning & LtergDod Inc. 801 Central Avenue • <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong>. N.J. 08226 Phone (609) 399-6600 • Established 1914 you CANT GO tvfiOA/c W/TH A From <strong>On</strong>e <strong>of</strong> <strong>Ocean</strong> Gtf • Finest Marina* GIVE A F LASTING SATISFACTION rtRIWBOMMAM R» THE RSJttRMAM, tfER v S MARINA he. 238-242 BAY AVE. DIAL 399-2817 THURSDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1972 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS CLASSIFIED AD RATES Copy mailed.in, given to representative or brought to <strong>of</strong>fice personally, MUST BE ACCOMPANIED BY CASH OR STAMPS to coyer cost. Copy accepted over phone as courtesy and convenience to customer. 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To some iba may be forgotten To others lint a part <strong>of</strong> tt» pact But to us who love* her and lost her lor mamory will always latt Jutt a clutter <strong>of</strong> happy manorial Sprayed with a million taan Wlthlnt Ood coutd hava spared her For |utt a law mara yaar*. Ood tava us strength to IHM it And courata to baar ma blow But what It meant to lose her No one will ever know. sadly misted by Mother, Dad, Sisters - Ruth, Nancy,* Maria HELP WANTED ALTERATION and new work carpenters wanted. $4.15 per hour. Plenty <strong>of</strong> work. Calim-4417. ' tl RBTIREO COUPLB tor swlnimlnfl peat snack bar. Apply SIHIna Sands Motel. .Wi and <strong>Ocean</strong> Ave. M HOUSCKEEPBR and <strong>of</strong>fice helper. Year round work. Apply SIMnf, Sands Motel, tth and <strong>Ocean</strong> Avo. tt REAL ESTATE salesman, lull time." • Industrious, honest, available weekends. Call for appointment. Nllletast Realtor,!* Atlantic Ave. JfMOIl. tt EXPERIENCED CARPENTERS wanted. . Year round work M.00 per hour. Call Frank Foglto. JtMl**. N OIL BURNER service mechanic Join the finest dept. In this area. All fringe benefits. Year 'round employment. Call Burkhart Fuel. M4-I1M. Ext. e. 11-14 APPLICATIONS now being taken for parttime waitresses. Apply In parson at the Sandbar. Roosevelt Blvd., Marmora. tl LlOHT maintenance and repair at small private school. Call Itt-nil between 11-1 p.m. dally. 11-14 I WlCal dtamxm. must have mechanical knowledge and - .toots. 4* asw work weak, S days, aa -Satrdays-or-Sundays. Excellent walking conditions, fringe benefits. Call Mt-ltM. > ask for Mr. Johnson tor Interview. tt **t«CRBTARY. axporteacaa!. auHtsnilag benefits, flexible hours. Avaleav t«7- '4714 anytime. * * ' '*I-1I BOOKKEEPER—experiences' only. Apply Meyer Ford, Mth a> West Ave. O.C. tf > "AVON" TSJY THE AVON WAY to a pro!ItabtO business <strong>of</strong> your own dining hours you choose. Ifs easy to get started. Call:. MRS. LEONA NICHOLS •41-5600 11-14 TYPISTS — Several males or females with electric typewriter experience for transcribing legal notes <strong>of</strong> testimony. O.C. <strong>of</strong>fice to open in early spring *73. Occasional travel necessary. Submit typed resume - to Sentinel-Ledger Box 766. 11-21 MATURE woman for occasiaaal babysitting. Own transportation. Call Itt-OMO. 11-14 WANTED — Penan to clean <strong>of</strong>fice In Marmora. 1 hr. week. Call m-iaoi. M I SITUATIONS WANTED DRIVER — Reliable, sober, nan-smoker will drive you In year car or mine to appointments, shopping, airport, etc Call Margo. m-1041. 11-14 SBCRETARIAL war* done at Shorthaad. iBMalac. typ.. public ttaao' ,e«p., steady work prat., will pick up * deliver. Call JM-4727. 11-14 CHILD CARE BABYSITTINO PROBLBMSt Neef taj shop, work, tea* to personal affaktT Your child will be happy * cared tar ev .train** staff whether year hoods are 1 hour or t day or 1 week. Opoa e-J, Man.. thru Frl. "ChMrea Oardon" (when chueVea growl at *M Wesley Ave. Can anytime Jta-llM tar particulars. IS-14 RELIABLE middle agad women attires tamlMlclilh»rt«.a«vage,lah*rhonM. Weekly. daMy. evenings. Call iw-aNa. 11ii WANTED WANTED •3 I 10 GARAGE* STORAGE. PreferaMe 7th (tt. Area Either to buy or not. (bctwe«Blltili>.iB.) uti WANTED RETIRED COUPLB needs yearly rental - house or apt. with garage or storage. Walking distance to beach. Call Jt»- 4470. n-ia WANTED TO BUY — Oriental rugs, wicker furniture, ctilna. antiques, old lewelry. Please cad oM-otH anytime, n-*l HIOHEST PRICES paid for old gold and sterling silver. Old docks, watches, leweiry, coins and dental bridges. Smith Jewelers. lJttS. Shore Rd., Palermo. N.J. last south ol the RR crossing. JM-J171. Closed Men. and Thursday. tt . OARAoT SPACE to .store equipment In vicinity <strong>of</strong> Mth St.. commercial area, yearly. Call itMMO, dally < »g-2M), evenings. , 11-14 TWO BEDROOM apt., year 'round. Prefer one with boat slip for outboard. Would consider purchase ol duplex. Walter O. Ford. 1111 Woodland Road. Rydal, Pa. IW44. 11-14 APT. turn, or unfurnished for single pr<strong>of</strong>essional woman. Move In Jan. <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> or vicinity. Call (at*) 4SI-7US or write P.O. Box vs. Norrlstown. Pa. H40I. 11-11 WE WILL buy Oriental rugs, paintings, antiques, cut glass, porcelains, china, furniture and household Items <strong>of</strong> any type for substantial prices. We buy, sell, trade, consign, or appraise anything. Ya Opportunity Snoppe. Ml-mr. H PERSONALS FOR INFORMATION valuable In the fight' against communism, dial M7-41M. Message changes weakly. tf RBNT-A-BARTENOBR for private parties, catered In the Surf Room or In your home. Best group prices available. <strong>The</strong> Sandbar. Roosevelt Blvd. Marmora. * tf YARN CARNIVAL, 44* Aibury Ave. 4 ex? Acrylics Sl.ot to Sl.tt. Phentex tt cents. Needles, accessories. Instruction books, knitting bags, needlepoint and Crewel .kits. .Daily*, -a.-Friday-and Saturday ill*. tt -MC.M.TW SPA—<strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong>'s only heatth spa, sauna and steam baths, spot reducing equipment, and massage. Margaret Flannary, R.M: Ladies only. By aV IWfatnMn«S«a.l4M.l4T Asbury Ave. tt * - . . . . — — - CAPE MAY DI AIMON us will cut your own stones, any sin S3 a karat, also hava some for sale. Call *17-M4i, William S. Hartley. 414 Atlantic Ave., Seniors Point. N.J. tf ~OO YOU NEED a responsible woman to care for the sick? I can glva references-personal or pr<strong>of</strong>essional. I can be reached by phone Itt-454*. IMS SWIM FOR HEALTH — PuMIC hours, Monday to Saturday, noon to t, Sunday noon to 4. Linwood Swim Club, Joseph Ave. and New Rd. Everyone Invited. Ml MONTHLY Bookkeeping. Payroll Weekly Biweekly. Monthly. Service for the small businessman. Complete service through trial balance-quarterly taxes W-l forms. 1S4J West Ave. Mt-ltt-eJll. m INSTRUCTIONS . * PIANO Instructions— your home or mine. specialise In beginners. Call after S p.m. tlT-1141. l-» MAKE YOUR OWN Christmas Wreathes. Centerpieces * Decorations from fresh cut Nursery greens. Complete kits available. Instruction classes every af- . tornoen (Including weekends) Iram November it thru December M. No appointment necessary. Conifer Nursery— Cart H. Llepe - Cologne Ave. (Between Black » White Horse Pikes) Cologne. N.J.—Phone tiMUl. 11-14 OROAN INSTRUCTION—your home or mine, spedalltst In beginners. Also available for weddings, etc. Call after a p.m.1tt-t4Jj. **• •, tt NEW MUSIC STUDIO. HO Wesley Ave.' Organ and piano instruction, experienced teacher. Also teachers <strong>of</strong> other, Instruments welcome to usa studio. Call Mrs. Adams. itt-isaS. 11-7 PRIVATE drum lessons la your own home. Experienced teacher. Kevin Johnson. 444-71U. tt PROF. SERV. HOUSE Repair. Call Jim Olbaa. Meal man. AH homo repairs, carpentry, paneling. petHtoalag, mataary, storm gutters, etc Roasoaakla. Free estimate. Call after} p.m. !t*-a*4. 1M4 STEEL Fire Escapes "«"" MI95 00 Ctrl Zta.nera.ae Call Collect After S p.m. PI. (215) Ft-2-WTi PROMT BND east Brake saeclalst far an Americas) aad terete* cars and tracks. Al's IMrastQua, Baste* aad Arctic AMaaMc Ctty.M4.tM4.- n-M siDiNO-siteauis-ourraRS rmmrn •STIMATBS Fh.saMllXor PROF. SERVICES Fix-it Specializing in Small Horn* Repair Jobs.® WILLIAM R. KINTZEL, 236 W«st Avenue Phone 3994388 Resident Address 816 St. Charles PI. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS HOUSE and COMMERCIAL SERVICE Antwer All Calls i« Hours a Day ELECTRIC HEAT OUR SPECIALTY ANDERSON Electric Company 1345 West Ave. Dial 399-5445' , : ISi STORM SASH, and SCREENS REPAIRED <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> Glass 928 Asbury Avenue Between 9th and 10th Dial 399-2224 A. MARTIN HAULING Uahf heullna A moving. Atltcs, Barae« ft yeWs -rteanaov«aaV*». sured. A. Martin. Phone lt«-HH. 11-14 Now for kitchen Big or small Be alive Call Collect 822-3125 Ripley-Silver Co. 1-4 REON t PLASTIC SIGNS SALES &SOMCE Dial 344-6868 Est 1924 ANNOUNCING <strong>The</strong> Opening <strong>of</strong> OUR SECOND STATION Shore Rd. & Glendale Ave. PLEASANTVILLE —NOW OPEN— -SOMERS P6HMT-I •STATION Route » & New York Ave. SomersPt. Ph. 927-4448 VENETIAN BLINDS MADETOORDER We also Re-Tape—Re-Cord Re-Slat—Repair Dial 399-5140 SBA1HOKE . . VBMBTIAN BLIND-CO. CManvladvrac*^ 10S «ootevelt BrVd. Marmora, N.J. ALUMINUM SCRCBNS and storm windows.' flescreened end new eleu Installed. Miami Somera Co.. Jas Mew Mood, •etrte t, Somers Point. Dial tlMUl. M THE OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER PROF. SERVICES PROF. SERVICES PROF. SERVICES AUTOS FOR SALE BROOKS TV Quality Service • TV & Radio Repairs '• Electronic Servicing RCA Servicing PHILCO Sales and Service TVttENTALS 710 Asbury Ave. Phone 399-8699 Open FVlday Evenings. I AUTO GLASS REPLACED Insurance Approved Service <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> Glass 026 Asbury Avenue Between 9th and 10th Dial 399-2224 Jerry McDonald REGISTERED BUILDER INTERIOR - EXTERIOR PAINTING ALTERATIONS-ALL TYPES ROOFING - SIDING . PANELING • CEILINGS CERAMICS « FLOOR TILES COMPLETE NEW ' KITCHENS CALL ANYTIME 399-9453 or 398-1332 F TUNE IN ON FAST TV SERVICE JUST PHONE 399-4910 GLEESON'S TV AUTO SINONIZING 14- Simoniz Exterior 19" Inol. Interior 33 M Blue Corel Estimates on Compounding :-. Mobil SUtion ::_ 9th & Asbury Call for Appointment 399-9313 or 399-9668 WINDOW GLASS REPLACED <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> Glass !>2
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