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-Herald, Decatur, 111,.
ay the world rejoice again, in
Peace on Earth Good-Will to faen.
Aging Office ends arthritis series Cub Scout athletic awards are presented
This is the linal in a series of
four ' articles concerning ar-
. thritis presented by the Cape
May County Office orf Aging in
DAN'S SEAFOOD
10TH ST. at THE BAYFRONT DIAL 399-2279
Serving up a
tray of cheer
and happiness to you and yours.
We appreciate your patronage. Thanks.
CLOSED CHRISTMAS DAY
HICHI'S TAVERN
Rt. 9 and J setts Ave.
MERRY
4OMERS PO"HT N«W JEHMY
DIAL 927-1117 or18
cooperation with The Arthritis
Foundation. . •
. The Arthritis Foundation,
founded in 1949 as The Arthritis
and Rheumatism Foundation,
is the sole national voluntarily
supposed "organization
working to solve the problem of
arthritis, the nation's number
one crippling disease. The goal
of the Foundation is a total -
answer to the arthritis problem
- both prevention and cure..
' Research, conducted by
outstanding scientists in the
nation's leading medical
centers, is at the heart of The
Arthritis Foundation program.
These scientists are tracing the
mechanisms of the rheumatic
diseases in an attempt to
develop means of prevention or
interruption of the disease
processes. Through the
Foundation's . fellowship,
programs, young people are
being brought into the field of
arthritis; Foundation grants
PUBLIC NOTICE
CITY OF OCEAN CITV
CAPE MAY COUNTY,
NEW JERSEY
ORDINANCE NO. 1104
AN ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING
SALARY RANGES FOR LIEUTENANTS
IN THE POLICE DEPARTMENT.
Til* Board of Commistlonart ol tha city
ol Onin City, Naw Jtrtay. DO ORDAIN:
Th* annual salary rang* lor Llautanants
In tha Polk* Dapartmant Uiall b* IMOO.OO
to tMOO.00.
All Ordinances and pant ol Ordinance*
Incontlstant harawlth art h*r*by
repealed.
This Ordinance shall take *ll*ct witliln
th* time prescribed by law.
The above Ordinance was passed on
' first raading at a meeting of the Board of
Commissioners of the City of Ocean City,
Naw J*rs*y. held on th* 20th day ol
December, Itn and will be taken up for
second reading, public hearing, final
adoption at a meeting of the said Board to
be held on th* 3rd day of January, 1f7J at
11:00 A.M. In the Commissioners
Chambers, City Hall.
RuthO.NIckarson
CltyCierfe
ll-ii. IT. p.f. M.i4
Too Late To Classify
U.00 FOR S4.00 worth of merchandise.
Hallmark counter and boxed cards.
Carolina candles, wreaths. The Exotic
Oltt Shop. Palmer Shopping Center. 14th
and Haven Ave. Open Jt-t p.m. through
Saturday. 12-21
If if OLOSMOBILE. 442. 4 speed, power
steering, power brakes, tak* over
payment Cull alters p.m. 244-1112. 1-4
WINTER RENTAL — 1 b*dr*oms. I'/i
baths, dishwasher, disposal, washer •
dryer. Ocean View, 14th St. area. S11S per
month. Phone lft-4177. . 12-21
Dad always said,
OPEN THE DOORS ON CHRISTMAS DAY
AND DECK THE HALLS WITH HOLLY.
Our Way of Saying "Thanks"
Christmas Dinner $4.75
BRING THE FAMILY
INFORMAL FASHION
NIGHT Featuring
HARRY'S INN
Phone 927-8131, Longport Blvd., Somert Point
SHOWS EVERY FRIDAY
"CHRISTY MODELS"
MUSIC and DANCING
NCK NKKERSON ENTERTAMS
Celebrate New Year's Eve
at
The Crab Trap Restaurant
• FULL COURSE PRIME RIB OF BEEF
OR LOBSTER TAIL DINNER
• DANCING MUSIC FOR YOUR PLEASURE
* COMPLIMENTARY CHAMPAGNE COCKTAIL
• NEW YEAR'S BUFFET BREAKFAST AT 1 A. M:
• HATS, HORNS, NOISEMAKERS
'40.00 Per Couple
includes Dinner, Dancing, Buffet Breakfast
• AND UNLIMITED BEVERAGE
Dinner Served from 9 P.M.
Please Make Reservations Now
Phone 927-7377
PUBLIC NOTICE
NOTICE TO
LIMIT CREDITORS
ESTATE OF William J. Miller, Jr.,
OECEASEO.
Pursuant to the order ol W. Robert
Hentges, Surrogate ol th* County ol Cap*
May, mad* on th* 12th day ol December,
1»JJ, on the petition ol th* subscriber, the
Executors ol said decedent, notice Is
hereby given to the Creditors ol said
decedent to present to th* Executors
within SIK months IronV th* 12th day ol
December. itn. their claims In writing
and under oath, specifying th* amount
claimed and the particulars ol th* claim.
Oated December 12, A.D., 1171
Ella Evelyn Partenhelmer,
Richard W. Hopkins and
Central Pann National Bank,
Executors
Archer, Orelner and Read,
Mtorneys
Camden, N. J.
1-11. IT, p.l. M.»
PUBLIC NOTICE
CITY OF OCEAN CITY. N. J.
NOTICE TO BIDDERS
miOASOLINE 4 FUEL OIL
~ ' TONTRACT NO. tJT«
etoHCTHrJwn g
iHht
will be received by the Board ol Commissioners
ol th* City ol Ocean City, N.J.,
lor furnishing gasoline and lu*l oil to
various departments of the City during the
calendar year im. said bids to b* opened
and read la public at a regular meeting ol
th* Board Wednesday. January i. \m at
11:0* A.M., EST. In MM Commissioners'
Rama. City Hall. Ninth Street and Asbury
4mnue.-OcMHCfty.Jtew Jersey. ,
estimated quantities are 10,000 gallons
regular gasoline. I104M gallons premium
gasoline. M.000 gallant fuel oil and 144,00*
gallons Diesel fuel. Specifications and old
forms prepared by J.F. Hyland. Municipal
Engineer, have been filed in the offlea ol
th* City Clerk. City Hall, Ocean City, New
Jersey, and may be Inspected by
prospective bidders during business'
hours.
Bidders will be lumlshed a copy ol
specifications and bid form by th* City
Clerk on proper notice and without charge.
Bids must be on the forms provided. In
th* manner designated therein end
required by the specifications and must b*
enclosed In seated envelopes bearing th*
name and address ol the bidder and
marked City Contract No. 1174, tnj
Oasollne and Fual Oil.
Th* City reserves the right to r*|*ct any
or all bids and to waive any Informality in
any Md.
By order ol the Board ol Commissioners.
Ruth O. Nlckerson, City Clerk
11-11. IT, p.f. Sl*.*0
DAILY
DINNERS
$135
at
Sea-Way
Diner
9th and Haven Ave.
Open Daily 6 a.m.—10 p.m.
Dial 3M-9781
Daily Specials Include Cup
of Soup. Salda. Rolls. Butter.
2 Veg. except where
otherwise noted.
FRIDAY, DEC.»
Breaded Veal Cutlet
•relied Flounder
Deviled Creb w-Tartar Sauce
MONDAY, DEC IS
CtOMd Christmas Day
Merry Christmas treat the.
StaH ai • • •
TUESDAY, DEC. 2*
Loodm Brail w^muakramn
Deviled Cleats
W.Tartar Save*
Rlgataai w- 1 Mearaen
(N* Veg.)
WEDNESDAY. OBC. V
Fried Skriaa 4 1 MeattMU
. (N* Vat)
THURSDAY. DCC M
Iliad YliaWi N*a»
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Fraaks east B**a»
(OaaVaaJ
Ckina RavMlj t Meat***;
MaVt*.
Breakfast SfecJaltl.
MON. tare FRI.
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 21,
make it possible^for therrt to MARMORA — The athletic Law. Duane Terwilliger, Bobby
work aU leading'research, in- award far Webelps was given to Burlingame, Don Cherry and
stitutions. ° eight boys by Cubmaster JBob Steve Hughes.
Treatment ' is constantly Burlingarne at the meeting this Cubmaster Burlin'game
being studied and refined and week- of Cub Scout Pack 71.
new drugs are being tested for • The boys earning the award:
efficacy in the management of
were Nick Vallese, "Glen Clark,
the various forms of the
Rusty Harper, Steve Hughes,
. disease. At arthritis clinical John Gaskill, Bobby Conklin,
research centers across the'
Douglas Law and Steve
nation, physicians and other Allegretto.
scientists are working side by Nick Vallese was given his
side developing and evaluating denner cord, arid he then
new techniques for the.presented
the assistant denner
prevention and correction of coard to Glen Clark. The boys
handicaps. Every year the will serve the Webelos den.
results of treatment improve. Year pins were given to Scott
Moreover, thousands of Suit, Wally Osborn, Nick
patients are helped while the Vallese, Steve Allegretto, Billy
search for a cure goes on. Lihour, Rusty Harper, Douglas
The Arthritis Foundation and
its chapters throughout the
country represent thousands of
scientists and volunteers who
are giving of their time and
dedicating their lives to total
victory over arthritis and the
other rheumatic diseases.
Authoritative booklets on the
most prevalent forms of the
rheumatic diseases are ~
available from you local Arthritis
Foundation Chapter, or
from the Arthritis Foundation,
1212 Avenue of the Americas,
New York, N.Y. 10036.
:
scissors, paste, and other
related items to their next dm
meeting on January 2 or 3
The highlight of the meetiim
who was given, an ovation. He was the trimming pf 1
recently saved his mqther.and Christmas tree by the boys, iM
brother., from possible'serious a visit by Santa Claus who
injury when his mother passed- distributed gifts. The tree wag
made announcements' conout while driving her car. delivered to^Wesley Manor the
cerning the upcoming candy Robert climbed over the- seat day after the meeting by the
sale, the Scout-a-rame, the and steered the car to a halt. boys and some of the parents
Pinewood Derby and the Blue • The boys, are reminded Ur
and Gold dinner. •. ,
bring their shoe - box with : :•• -V ••:. • >
The January theme will be supplies such as crayons, Classified Ads Bring Rstults
music makers and parents are
encouraged to .help their sons
.'make an instrument. It is exr
pected that there will be a
talent show at the January pack
meeting in keeping with the
theme.
Another announcement made
by the cubmaster concerned
Cub Scout Robert Romesburg
Bienvenu Amis A
La Cuisine Superbe
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RESTAURANT ATOP HOTEL
"THE MARQUIS de LAFAYETTE"
BEACH DR. AT DECATUR ST.
BEAUTIFUL CAPE MAY, N.J.
000 »°*
•Where Town Meets"
Overlooking Cape May's Ocean
You'll Enjoy Scenic Beauty &
> Continental Cuisine
RESERVATIONS STILL
BEING TAKEN FOR THE
GALA NEW YEAR'S EVE PARTY
Chef du Cuisine: Bill Nachtigall
(609) 884-3431
BUjMclntyre'
ON ROOSEVELT BOULEVARD.
VA MILES WEST OP OCEAN CITY
ON 34TH STREET
Beit, i
to you... the
family, too!
We wish the
merriest
and brightest.
^Historic ~^
ofSMlTHVILL
NEW YEARS EVE
IS Hll
EXCITING CELKBHATION
at
Historic Smithville Inn, Quail Hill Inn
and Lantern Light Inn
Great Food! Great Musk! A Gala Festival
Make Your Reservation >iow
Phase Call 641-7777
Our warm wishes for a happy, healthy and
peaceful New Year.
Fred and Ethel Noycs. Possessors.
20 Minute from Atlantic City on U. S. Rent* 9
9th St. and Central Awe., Dial 399-0113
BREAKFAST •LUNCHEON • DINNER
DAILY SPECIALS v
THURSDAY
Baked Meat Loaf with Brown Gravy $1.50
Fried Oysters.' $1.50
Macaroni Shells with Meatballs or Sausage 11.50
FRIDAY
Seafood Combination $1.50
Fresh Broiled Flounder with Lemon Butter .$1.50
Beef Stew a la Chatterbox with Salad .$1.5«r<
SATURDAY
Fried Fish Sticks $1.50
Pan Fried Liver with Onions or Bacon $1.50
Meatball Sandwich with One Vegetable $1.50
CLOSED MONDAY. CHRISTMAS DAY
TUESDAY -_ . ._I*"
Fried-FJUeUtfElounder ..-...._.-._..^$1.50
Breaded Veal Cutlet with Creole Sauce ..........7.... 11.50
Hot Turkey Sandwich with Giblet Gravy $1.50
WEDNESDAY
Fried Shrimp In Basket with French Fries $1.50
Hot Roast Beef Sandwich with Mushroom Gravy $1.50.
Spaghetti with Red or White Clam Sauce $1.50T |
All specials Include two vtgstablet. salad, rolls, burtar, unltss otlwrwlsa natad.
TRY OUR BREAKFAST SPECIAL
Bacon, Eggs, Toast and Coffee
10 PERCENTOFF FORSENIOR CITIZENS
OPEN ALL YEAR
OF OCEAN CITY
34TH STREET and ASBURY AVENUE
FRI.& SAT. 11 A.M. 'TIL MIDNIGHT
SUNDAY 11 A.M. TO 7 P.M.
GOMES r0
WE STAND ALONE
398-0722
ul'KN IfAIl.V • Ci.i >.sKl> I i\
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1972
Point library is decorated
SQMERS POINT —. Golden .
angels, sparkling • pine cone .
trees, festive evergreens and
paper Santa Clauses-make the -
' Some'rs Point Public Library an
exciting" place to visit during
the Christmas season thanks to
the Green Thumb Garden Club
of Somers Point. . i
For the fifth straight year,,
-members o'f the 'dub donated
their time, talents, and
decorations to bring Christmas
to the. library. Original
arrangements.of real and artificial
greenery and seasonal
articles attest to the skill of the
members.
''All the decorations were
made by the members of the
Club," said Mrs. Carmella
James, chairman of the
committee that decorated the
Adult Room of the library. Also
on the committee were Rflrs..
Mary. Ann. Stone, Mrs. Marie
Lisiewski, Mrs! Laurie Hinchcliffe,
Mrs. Jo Miedwig, Mrs.
Marguerite Riess and Mrs..
Lorraine Kitzen.
Mrs. Elizabeth Barnett, club
president, and" Mrs, Pat Guntz
decorated the Children's Room
with tinsel, Santa Claus cutouts,
candles and colorful
holiday items.
Library patrons and workers
certainly reap the benefits of
the Green Thumb Garden
Club's generosity. A hearty
thank-you to its members for
this appreciated public service.
Classified Ads Bring Results
High Above Cape May Point
GANGPLANK
in the
Seaport RESORT INN
Jackson St. & lha Baach • Cap* May, N. J.
A Fabufous New
. SKYTOP RESTAURANT & COCKTAIL LOUNGE
... Panoramic View Of Cape May
Featuring
STEAKS & LOBSTER TAILS
Dining, Dancing and Entertainment Every Night
Every night enloy tha magic Chordovu music at ALBERTO. THE
FAMOUS INTERNATIONAL SONG STYLIST. '
Special Arrangements for C1UBS
FREE INTERIOR PARKINO
YOUR DAILY REMINDER OF DELICIOUS FOOD
AT REASONABLE PRICES AT ...
ON THE
CIRCLE
SOMERS
«>INT
m FRtl
PARKING
OPEN 24 HOURS
A DAY
$&
IN OUR
23RD YEAR
PHONE
927-2284
DAILY
*1.60
DAILY SPECIAL PLATTERS include •
Rolls and Butter, Salad and Choice of Two
Vegetables except where otherwise noted.
PISTHY CNEFS DAILY 35' SPECIALS
, Tuesday
\ Wednesday
Napoleon (ACutUrd Filled French Pastry)
Ice Cream Cake Roll with Chocolate Sauce]
inttrsday Fresh Fruited Jello Chantllly
Friday, Lemon Whipped Cream Pie
Merry Christmas . . . Happy New Year
THE OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER
BRRR! IS RIGHT — Two hardy surfers point to the expected water temperature
for Ocean City's Polar Bear surfing competition slated for December
28, 10 a.m. at the 10th St. Beach. This is the second of three off-season events
sponsored by the Recreation Department of the City and the Ocean City Surfing
Association. A "Spring Swing" will be held on April 21st and the "Turkey Trot"
was held during the Thanksgiving holidays. Checking out the surf are Bob
McLaughlin and Joe Del Sordo.
Polar bear surf contest Dec. 28
Here's a spine chilling
thought for those of you who
like to spend' your winter
holidays relaxing by the fire
and sipping hot chocolate.
On Thursday, December
28th, hordes of hardy surfers
will converge on this quiet
family resort to compete in
coldest surfing event in the
world — the "Polar Bear".
No "Johnny-Come-Lately
event". The Polar Bear of
TAVERN
Route 9 &
Massachusetts
Avenue
| SOMERS PT..N..I.
SERVING
^Dinners- -
Platters
Delicious •
Sandwiches
Special
[Businessman's
Lunch
EVERY DAY
•PACKAGE GOODS
PHONE
927-1117
"Ocean City Freeze" has been
steadily growing in strength for
the past nine years. Many
Ocean City high school youths
practice the year around, rising
eariy in the morning before
classes to meet the perpetual
challenge of the waves.
The surfers will be protected
by rubber insulated wet suits
and some inner power which
gives them the strength to dive
into an ocean whose temperature
will range from
between 30 and 40 degrees. The
competition will begin at 10
a.m. at the 10th St. Beach.
The event will officially begin
with the symbolic dumping of a
SET A PRECEDENT
These tiles were used both to
line the fireplace and on
mantels and other surfacings,
setting a precedent for modern
fireplaces.
In America." the Tilgrims
built crude stone "fireplaces,
then constructed their log huts
around them.
Today, as in those earlier
years, ceramic tile remains a;
practical... and decorative
surfacing material for
fireplaces, and the home owner
has a far wider choice to work
with than did early home
builders.
More than 250 different
ceramic tile sizes, shapes and
textures ' are supplied by.
American manufacturers, says
the Tile Council of America.
Just as in the early days,
special decorative tiles give the
fireplace a distinctive touch of
elegance lo greet Santa when
he arrives, via the traditional
route.
Come
be
our
Yuletide
Guests
this
Merry
Season.
Treat your eye as well as your
appetite these happy holidays with
a visit to The Inn.
The decorations you'll find
delightfully reminiscent of Christmases
of Yesferyear. A warm hearth
. . . old fashioned hospitality . . .
and a bountiful menu and wine list,
will provide you and yours with a
memorable evening.
CLOSED CHRISTMAS DAY
TudttJioe
Rout* 9 at the Bridge in
BEESIEY'S POINT
tray of ice cubes into the ocean.
This is done to emphasize the
chill factor of the ocean.
Visitors are invited to attach
any other significance to the
ceremony that they deem
appropriate.
There will be four competing
divisions - Boys-, up to and not
including 15th birthday; Junior
men's, 15 and up to, not including
18th- birthday; Men's
Division, 18 and up to, not including
25th birthday; Senior
men's, 25 years and up, and
Women's Open, no age limit.
Entry forms are available at
area surf shops or by calling the
Ocean City Recreation
Department. The Ocean City
Surfing Association sponsor
two other off-season competitions,
the "Turkey Trot" in
November and the "Spring
Swing" is scheduled for April
21st, 1973.
Closed
All Day
Christmas
and
New Year's
DKIKMKKR H. 400 A.I).
In Italy, in the fifth century
A.D.. chufch bells rang on
Christmas Eve to- call-
Christians to worship. '
this seemingly simple e'vent
had great significance*, for it.
meant that'-Christians could
worship in freedom, instead of
in secret, as earlier suppression
of Christianity had forced them .
to do. • _. .
Traditionally, • the ' first
Christmas feast in England was
held at the Round Table of King
Arthur. The' Actual date is
unknown, but references to this
legendary king have been
traced to 600 A.A.
DECEMBER 24. 1223
St. Francis of Assisi set up
the first creche or crib on
Christmas Eve, 1223, in the
mountain village of Grecchio,
Italy.
CHARLIE'S
TAVERN
MO SHORE ROAD
SOMERS POINT
MWMNI
PAGE 15 — SECTION ONE
«)W^l»IX«KKM«fHMItN
We're ringing in the holiday season
with the best of wishes for you and yours.
And a hearty thank you to our faithful patrons.
|__ PLYMOUTH PLACE
inn & ATLANTIC AVE.
OPEN FOR CHRISTMAS DAY DINNER 1-5 P.M.
CLOSED FOR VACATION DEC. 26th-JAN. 2nd
Please accept this old-fashioned
wish for a cheery, wonderful
holiday seaion . . . along
with a warm "thank you."
1155 ASBURY AVE. DIAL 399-1515
(ClOSMG FOR VACATION DECEMBER 31ST)
The Gift That's
Never Returned
On the day after Christmas, and not at all strange,
; Are the crowds flocking in with their gifts to exchange.
Their socks are too/large; their ties are too bright;
Their slippers are wrong; their shirts aren't right.
They have too many pencils; their books they have
read
Or have two of a kind and wish something instead.
Now I have no gripe, for I enjoy good living;
From people who give and keep giving and giving.
But if you are anxious and eager to learn
How to give and be sure your gifts won't return
For what it is worth—the suggestion is mine,
—Nobody bring back their liquor or wine.
Christmas Eve is on a Sunday...so don't wait too
long to get your Holiday Liquor. Make your purchases
early this year.
CIRCLE
LIQUOR STORE
On the Circle Somers Point
BEST
WISHES
for a
HAPPY
HOLIDAY
SEASON