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PAGE 16 OCEAN CITY (N.J.) SENTINEL-LEDGER TUESDAY, SEPTEMBERS. 1978 For price deregulation . New Jersey Natural Gas Co. President hails compromise legislation Congressional enactment of national energy policy. adequate and predictable new production volumes would help gas will again be available for competitive value for the Dolan added that while the the state commissions in th the compromise gas pricing "The gas pricing com- com- gas price incentive during the offset the nation's growing industrial markets and win majority of industrial con- gas industry has long opposed Natural Gas Policy Act U£ t legislation will make new promise has won the support of seven-year phase-out period of reliance on foreign oil. mntinurttnhnnn AomnmicAnil summ." HA aaM the *I concept ~~>£ of «f incremental it?n£;«itAi ensure manm that rimrim design and »nri ion: i« supplies of natural gas President Carter because it is the regulated wellhead price of "Between now and 1985 pricing, it believes that suf- plementation will be precisely* available to homes and in- now truly a consumer bill," he gas. almost a half million barrels a dustry at prices which will said. "Enactment of these policies day of oil imports and some J53 ficient flexibility has been where it belongs — with the' provided to the federal Energy appropriate regulatory convcontinue to be lower than those "American Gas Association will mean an increase in lower 119.6 billion of foreign Regulatory Commission and mission. -I for alternative fuels, James T. studies also show that the 48 state gas production of some payments could be saved," Dolan Jr., president of New percentage of disposable in- 7.5 trillion cubic feet (TcfX Dolan said. Jersey Natural Gas Co. has come spent on gas energy in cumulatively by 1085 than He added that in 1985 alone, announced. 1985 would be l.S percent which production under current the foreign oil reduction would Dolan said the Natural Gas is less than was spent on gas in policies," Dolan said. be over one minion barrels per Policy Act of 1978 is in the best 1960 or is being spent today. He continued that in the year day, and that by 1990 nearly interest of the nation and the Thus, the legislation would not 1985 alone, additional gas $780 billion hi foreign consumer in that it assures the adversely affect the con- production under the pending payments could be saved. continuing availability of gas, sumers' pocketbook," Dolan legislation would total 2.3 Tcf. "Increasegas production will protects the customer against added. "By 1090 cumulative ad- mean U.S. consumers will not sharp price increases, and is a He said passage of this key ditional ghas production would have to turn to more expensive 1166ISBURT AVENUE DHL 399-1619 key element in creating a legislation would provide an amount to 26 Tcf, with 1990 alternatives like foreign oil and production some 4.7 Tcf higher in some cases electricity—thus than it would have been under moderating Inflationary current law," he said. pressures," Dolan explained. Dolan said these additional With enactment of H.R. 5289, •A I Doesn't Quality Make More Cents In Todays Market Place! U THE OCEAN CITY •NOW FEATURING* A Full Service Delicatessen j Corner off MON.-SAT. Easy Parking; % 8th & West ,9 a.m. to 6 p.m. 399-0986 i ¥: ' l — : | "Serving Ocean City Since 1952" i The Clubhouse •St. 4 Central Awe. Ocean City, N.J. Eat In or Take-Out 398-4600 Breakfast Lunch or Dinner SALAD BAR | Sandwiches • Subs • dubs ¥: SniithviUe s Old Village closes for season today SMITHVILLE — The Old Village in the Historic Towne of Smithville, as American as apple pie, is adhering to a typical American custom of the 20th century when it doses for the season on Tuesday, September 5. The reason,— "house moving." A number of the ancient structures in The Old Village are to be moved in Sandbar Cocktail Lounge 34th St. West of Ocean City Pkwy. Exit 25 East 399-4906 Home of Jumbo Sandwiches • Generous Cocktails at Reasonable Prices We're Crowd Pleasers Bring your friends for "Sand in your Shoes Shore type Fun" COLE BROS. Wed. thru Sun. Nites 9:30 #c Sgt. Pepper, Grease & Bee Gees Saturday light Few BARREL HOUSE BANJOS Fri. & Sat. Nites | sun. timruMP.M. | PARTY TRAYS LUNCHEON SPECIALS HM.-M. 12 b 2 P.M. TMCWMS DOUR SPECIALS 4U9m Frtsfc Safe* • Taftr M Mo S*i • Potato Cooked to your order SUPER FAMLY SPECIALS accordance with recently developed plans researched to produce an exciting "new/ Old Village, circa the mid 1800s. Frank R. Lyons Jr., president - general manager of v the Historic Towne of Smithville, said that when The Old Village reopens, the location of its buildings willbemorein accord with the period represented. Lyons explained, "The buildings which were brought to Smithville from throughout South Jersey and iM* | "T ) y i gqMly restored td are being bi relocated l in The Old Village so that visitors will have a unique opportunity to enjoy a delightful behind-thescenes view of what has become vanishing Americana. When The Old Village reopens next spring there will also be additional craftspeople and a continuing program of activities appealing to all ages." The Historic Towne of Smith* ville hi open every day of the year so that visitors can browse and shop hi the scores of Early American Village Shops, and dine hi the three urns. Located on Route 9, 12 miles north of Atlantic City, the Historic Tbwne of Smithville is a prime attraction for tourists as well as local residents. Friendship Club sets first meet The first meeting of the 1978- 1979 season of the Good Counsel Friendship dub will be held Wednesday, September 6 at 1 pan. in the social hall, 40th St. and Central Av. All senior residents of Ocean City are invited to Join the club. The balance of the money for the fun day at the races Is due at this meeting, 916 Including bus fare or 912.79 without. For further information call 399- 0184. EVE SCREENING On Monday, September 25 from 6 to 8 p.m. at Shore Memorial Hospital and on Tuesday, September 26 from 9 to 11 am. the New Jersey Medical Society will conduct its annual free eye tests for anyone at years or older who is not currently under medical eye care. VILLAGE »W«ns.rj.:ii-.>v^-. - '.".'.r.a.; EVBMS 7:19**20 MATWEUTUMAYfcOO "AHMAL HOUSE" tstttfl STRAND CYEMSU 7-.1B*. HO MAIMS MTMMV £00 "STAR WARS" RatalN tef*gM.S«»t.S "WHOU. STOP THE RAIT IMttttt NATMKMTUMMVfcM •HEVBNZEOFTHEPMK PANTHER" bMK MHU2C' *U3:UM-> 'ITT OORLYN 2 7:1l«fc1t unmitm "Noarar Scott Keyser, is months old, of Riverton takes some refreshment after a long, tiring swim. Ma|or Credit _ _ ^ H B ^ H P _ Ma|or Credit Cards Accepted "^*^1MMBPMMMMM»«. cards Accepted MUSIC & DANCING NIGHTLY (On MM arete la fooMfi Patartl SEAFOOD AT ITS BEST 8TEAK8 a MBS • 0VEBSGEO C0CKTML8 DANCING NIGHTLY TO- The Bob Lewis Trio Wednesday thru Saturday NEW: The Starboard Room! Available For. Parties, Banquets fedding Receptions •Call 927-737; a delightful way to start the day What better way to start your day than in a beautiful atmosphere, overlooking the Ocean, and with a delicious breakfast for the true epicurean. Port-O-Call presents a totally new idea in breakfast cuisine.. .gourmet eggs — And, they are delightful! You can choose any of 12 perfectly prepared egg dishes. They are a new and exciting treat that will make you return again and again. IpORT-O-CAll r*OTf I \ MOTOR \*H 1-ilh tic H.wrdwalk. Orran CIIW. N J (WNl .!
t .• 4 — SECTION ONE OCEAN CITY (N.J.) SENTINEL-LEDGER FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 8,1978 Miss Borneo is married to Russell F. Altersitz io% a« for > ) Senior Citizens Stubbs' Dress Shopp Open Daily 10-5 Fri. 10-5 and 7-9 We ve got Wide, Wide Wale Corduroy by STUFF SPORTSWEAR FronM6ta'3O ArmyGntfl Bonnie's Closet WaysJiteViftige 399-6330 TucfcahMRd. Optfl Dairy 10-6 Marmora fit Evt H 9 p.». GIVENCHY (_\ -^Uu&iju**. Norell. Revlon (lifts 50B 8th Street Corner of 8th & Central fl I 398-1963 The first meeting of the 1978- 79 year for the Atlantic District Episcopal Churchwomen will be held Tuesday, September 12, at . St. Mary's Church, 118 Bayview Av., Fleasantville. There will be Holy Communion at 10:30 a.m. followed by meetings. After lunch Mrs. John Claud Simon of Christ Church in Woodbury will speak on the subject of Angels. Women are asked to bring a sandwich for lunch. Beverage and dessert will be provided by the host church. Every woman who is a member of the Episcopal Church is invited to attend. Fall Fashions Are Making Their Arrival Just In Time for All the Great Days Ahead. Stop in and See Our Great Collection from the Greatest Designers. P.S.: Don't forget! You can still save up to 75% on the remainder ofjwr Summer clothes. NAN FASHION CHMET —m to t*4llatun W< Round the house August and September releases PALERMO — Ave Maria K. The bridesmaids were attired Borneo, daughter of Mr. andin gowns of baby blue with By CATHERINE BOWEN Bestseller List as a hardcover releases from Ballantine Books the moon landings, the Vietnam Mrs. Anthony R. Borneo of pleated skirts. They carried a Society Editor edition for nine months and is also deserve mention here. War, the McCarthy and Ken- Palermo, became the bride of single long-stemmed rose and being released as a. major "The Last Best Hope" by Peter nedy campaigns, the People's. Russell F. Altersitz, son of wore a spray of baby's breath It's time to talk about some of motion picture. The book also Tauber, an epic love story of Park batde in Berkeley, the Warren and the late Hilda in their hair. the new paperback book was a selection of the Literary the-'60s, was a Book of theBeatles'music, the tragedy at Altersitz of Woodbury, August For her daughter's wedding, releases, some released late In Guild and the Doubleday Book Month Club main selection and Kent State, and much more. '. 20 in the Church of the Mrs. Borneo selected a tiered August and others September 1. dub and has been excerpted in became an instant best-seller. Resurrection. gown of yellow chiffon with Jove Publications released Readers Digest, Book Digest In "The Last Best Hope" Hope some of these sound The double ring ceremony matching slippers and a cor- two' in August which seem and through the New York Peter Tauber charts with care interesting and win be the was officiated by the Rev. sage of gardenias and yellow worthy of report. The first is the Times Syndicate. the relationships between the answer to your reading Msgr. James J. Zegers, pastor. sweetheart roses. "Vallette Heritage" by Louisa people in bis book and theproblems for this month. Also present at the altar was For the occasion the sister of Bronte, which is the initial celebrated events of their time: the Rev. James E. Molloy, the groom wore a brown chiffon novel in The American Dynasty The second Bantam release is cousin of the bride. gown with a silver lame shawl Series. These novels will trace the popular "All Things Wise MOPEDS Given in marriage by her collar and matching slippers. the lives of true-to-life and Wonderful" by James father, the bride was attended Her corsage was of gardenias American .families whose Harriot. After a year on the by Jeanne Connell of Northfield and pink sweetheart roses. passionate ambition drives New York Times hardcover as maid of honor. Bridesmaids Mary Lee Nicholas was them to build the foundations of bestseller list, "All Things Wise were Sharon Flaim Morrison of soloist and was accompanied what has become of our own and Wonderful/' the third book •Back - to - School Special Ann Arbor, Mich., Susan Shipp by Elaine Hannigan on the American heritage. by Yorkshire veterinarian of Ocean City and Sue Janowski organ. * This novel is the story of James Herriot, was published Saddte Bags with each Bte Purchase of Passaic. Following a reception in the Vallette family, victims of as a Bantam Super Release Best man was Tony Morse of White Hall, the couple left for a the Catholic persecution of the September 1. The Woodbury. Ushers were Jack honeymoon. They are residing Huguenots who fled France in veterinarian's first two books, Altersitz, brother of the groom; in Woodbury. 1795. They escape to America "All Creatures Great and Year Bound Sales and Service Joseph X. Borneo, twin brother Both the bride and groom are and settle in the Areuse Valley Small" and "All Things Bright of the bride; and Gary Zane. graduates of Glassboro State of Virginia where they establish and Beautiful" are now Joined WHY RIDE LESS THAN THE BEST! The bride wore a tiered gown College. The bride earned a BA a textile mill. by this latest publication of Spanish lace with a sequined in English and communications Studious young Christopher bringing the total copies in Motobecane of Ocean City satin bodice, long sleeves with and is an English teacher in the Mr. and Mrs. Russell F. Altersitz Vallette works out a print for all three titles to 12, inlays of Spanish lace and a Edgewood Junior High School revolutionary formula for million. 55th St. 4 Central Awe. 398-6329 long train. Her fingertip veil in Atco. The groom earned his gunpowder and the family The hardcover edition sold was capped with pearls and BA in biology and is employed becomes the pioneer in this new over half a million copies and trimmed with inlays of Spanish as a lab technician with the Garden Club installation industry. was a monthly selection of The lace. She carried an old P.R.C. Products and Research Literary Guild. McCaU's, EXERCISE YOUR fashioned cascade bouquet. Chemical Corporation. The fifth annual installation plant something, a seed, a bulb, Another late August release Family Circle and Reader's luncheon of the Ocean City a plant, you beautify America by Jove is "Season in Digest featured excerpts of the Garden Club was held Tuesday and help to purify her air. You Purgatory" by Thomas book. FASHION CREATIVITY Clancy's Classy Uniforms afternoon at Watson's and every other gardener can Keneally. This is the tale of one Restaurant with Mrs. Harold take pride in creating a better man's heroism, wrist-deep' in A couple of September 1213 Asbury Ave. 398*3625 Boardman and the newly world in which to live. Gar- and be the blood of battle. David COMPLETE LINE of UNIFORMS elected slate of officers indening is action now toward Pelham, a young doctor who as original stalled. better air and beauty for volunteers for battle surgery STOREWIDE CLEARANCE From the 15 original charter mankind to enjoy." during World War II, Is Obsolete! -man what as you want! f members who started the club The new president, Mrs. parachuted into Yugoslavia to twuzinfl is now, fhinfci to OUT 30% OFF in 1974, the club has now grown Boardman, in her acceptance set up a hostpial on a small Hair Removal tMftod. Our FOR Beauticians • Waitresses to 37 members. A total of 38 speech urged members to island. Receptionists • Waitress Aprons attended the luncheon. continue to grow and improve CMc can ramove aawaatad There he falls in love with a We have just . Lab Goats for Women • Hosiery Outgoing president Mrs. their knowledge in horticulture fiery woman partisan — hair from almost any- Open Mon. thru Fri. 10 - 5:30 Harold Ullrich thanked each of and flower arranging through scrounger, improvisor, friend the mixers ^ the members for their support speakers experienced in special Sat. 10-4:30 of Tito — without whom QBnUyand during her year in office. She areas and in workshops. She that'll make Pelham could never have •nicMuiny. also commended Mrs. Matthew also expressed the hope that in survived the war. your look, a Gale for making arrangements (he coming year the club will for the luncheon and Mrs. continue to give service to the Two recent releases by fashion master- Gordon Sossich and Mrs. community by continuing the Bantam are bound to be tops in William Brenneman for the Ocean City Flower Show as its popularity with the general piece! See for Soft Look centerpieces they made for yearly project. Also that as a reading public. each of the tables. dub members will encourage yourself...Come 1 "The Amityville Horror" by the beauuficatlon of the city for Fall Jay Anson was released in The new officers were in- through the planting of trees, August and is reported to be one stalled by immediate past shrubs and flowers. of the scariest stories in some president Mrs. J.L. Frederick Mrs. Ullrich was presented time. The action began in who presented each officer with with a gift in appreciation of December 1975 when Kathleen a flower and booklet stating her Flow with the Season... her devoted service to the club. and George Lutz moved with duties. She also read the She in turn presented Mrs. their three children into their right into your softest following quotation from a Boardman with a brass bell "dream house" in Amityville, FRS dress styles. magazine that could serve as purchased by Mr. Ullrich. The Long Island — a house which COBStdllflM an appropriate goal for all bell will be used to call club one year earlier bad witnessed members: "Every time you 398-6141 meetings to order. 26-year-old Ronald DeFeo murder hi* entire famllyi "It Churchvcomen meet ended 29 day* later when the Lutzes fled the house in terror of the super natural incidents WWSTON 751itkon Iff. that occurred in their new home. HairneroovaJGInic Fashions °P«n Dally 9-5:30 "The Amityville Horror" was 3314 Simpson Avtnue Fri. HI 9 p.m. on the New York Times •it NsvM.1*>Msl«tJ .114 PIMM NOft — Our Fall Line of Merchandise u in — Ultra Su«d«f, Woolen Suit*, Fall Dresses antfotfeer* 100% Chinese Cashmere ' or 100% Forstmann's Fleece CQTSALE affords you luxury at a price you can't afford to miss Cashmere Coats are on the way up-up in Price — Now is the time to buy. Soft, light and warm Cashmere in pales and colors, or bright tones were § 195 to $ 28O. Now $ 156to $ 224 Forstmann's luxury fleece... IS Palamino, Vicuna, Red, Camel were *140. iw $ 112 Wrap, Button front, Boy Coats, and other New Silhouettes. SALE on Famous Givenchy Clothes - Krd OFF - Skirts - Slacks and Tops 84* BOARDWALK OCEAN CITY lining Rdom Open to the Public Fall Hours .1978 OCEAN CITY (N J.) SENTINEL-LEDGER PAGE 5 — SECTION ONE The BAG ROOM I Glass recycling project CLOSED SUNDAY Flanders Shopping Mall 11th 8L ft Boardwalk, Ocean Oty FINAL CLEARANCE On Summer Fashions Vi PRICE PLUSH 00 New Fall & Winter Fashions 30% OFF I All Sales Sale Ends Final Sept. 16,1978 GRACE COFFIN PENROSE Optn Daly 10-3 P.M. & 7-10 P.M. Randen Shopping Mai, 11th Si 4 Walk, O.C. A FAREWELL TO SUMMER!! by Flanders Men's Shop Regular Prices Hurry....Quantities Limited Not al colors or sizes available in afl Kerns. No atttfatJoof...AII 8ates Final OFF MEN'S SHOP ttt-1871 A reminder has been made that glass Is still being collected for recycling. Hie deposit area has been moved from 10th St. and Haven Av. further down the Mock near 11th St. and Haven Av. Signs point out the collection area. Choral concert is slated Loretta Stewart, Barbara Hoy and Marian Callen of Ocean City will rejoin the touring choir of the Delaware County Choral Society from Drexel Hill, Pa., when they give a concert hi the Margate Community Church, Thurlow and Ventnor ava., Sunday at 4 pjn. This choir was selected from 200 choirs to tour Romania for 30 days last May. The director is Edward H. Wetherfll and the accompanist is Bendce Brady. The program will consist of Broadway tunes, spirituals and folk songs with soloists featured in special numbers. Included on one portion of the program win be 30 students from the CapeUa Translvanica Chamber Choir of the Dima Conservatory, dul founder, Dorin Pop: The Warehouse' ANTIQUES 110 Sixth 8t 399-7884 Antiques of all periods Furniture, China, 1 i Olais, Brass, Copper, Silver. Specializing in Restoring Repairing, a Reflnishingof , Furniture. Stripping II desired. Jewelry: Antique - Costume Cutout, handpalnted 6. silk shades custom made Caning & Rushing Estates Purchased Open Mon. - Sat 9:30 • 5:30 Now,bigger and better than ever Civic center fete September Song, a benefit for the community center, win be held Sunday, September 24 at the Create Bay Country Club from 6 to 10 pjn. The affair will include a buffet, silent auction and dancing to Mike Pedidn'a orchestra. Some of the articles for the silent auction are • television from Boyd's TV, a floral arrangement of your choic* from'.Colonial Flower Shop and several original paintings by local artists. Tickets for the affair are $20 per person and may be purchased from Carla Heist, phone 3B9-1S80, at Boyd's TV or by contacting the community center office. R ARrS&CRAFTSVty supplies-kits-gifts-lessons 7 In the kitchen with Kay ie is growing short first Sentinel-Ledg< Now that the rush of the any of the three categories or 1 tblsp. mustard seed The fresh vegetables this summer is over and the tempo Just submit your recipe and it 1 tblsp. celery seed summer, and every other is calming down, all you will be placed in the proper 1 tblsp. salt summer, have been Just great. readers will have time to look category by the Judges. Put all together in a big pot Right now squash Is in great over your recipes and submit Prizes will be awarded the and boil 10 minutes. Put inabundance so will pass along some for the upcoming cooking first and second places hi all HteriHifd Jars and seal. mis recipe for squash. It is a contest. categories plus an honorable good one and easy to prepare. Deadline for entires is Oc- mention for the three Last week I received a SQUASH CASSEROLE tober 6, Just four weeks from categories. The finals will tak« request for a particular recipe Serve*4 Entries may be made in place October 20 hi the high for green beans. I looked 2 c. sliced squash school cafeteria and a special through my recipe book library Salt and pepper to taste AAVW sets teas edition including all recipes and came up with this. Hope it % c. grated Cheddar cheese plus photos and interviews with fills the bill. 1 egg, lightly beaten the winners will be published MANDARIN GREEN M#lj»CCaT6^1 PjpcBifl| Ce*ie\fluajB The Cape May County branch November 2. BEAN CASSEROLE Cooksquash In water to cover of the American Association of Start the recipes coming so 1 half-pound pkg. froten until tender; dram. Add salt University Women wiQ begin we can plan further for this big green beans and-pepper. Mash then add its fall events with two teas hi event 2 cans cream of mushroom cheese, stirring until melted. September for prospective soup Stir to egg; pour into casserole. members.' Now to some recipes for 1 can water chestnuts, sliced Top with bread crumbs and The first tea will be held at today. At this season the home thin bake hi SMHkgree oven for. 20 the home of Frances Carter hi vegetable gardens are 1 can French f riedonions or 1 minutes. • , Ocean City from 2 to 4 p.m. on producing so many tomatoes, can chow mem noodles Stnday, September 17. Thecucumbers and other things Mix green beans, soup and Guess this takes care of our homeof Harriet Barnes hi Cape that homemakers look for ways water chestnuts together. Place kitchen visit for this week. Get May Point will be the site ofa to use them. This recipe for in casserole; cover. Bake at 380 busy with those contest recipes second tea on September 24. pickles was given me several degrees for l hour and 30and send to In the Kitchen. Women interested in sago by a friend and it has minutes. Sprinkle onions (or Sentinel-Ledger. Ocean Ctty, humming members of the Cape Cme a favorite with my noodles) overtop and bake lOto NJ. 08226. Untilnextweek, Gut Glass is to be separated by May Branch of AAUW may call family, so will share it once IS minutes longer. Essen....Kay Bowen. color, green, brown or clear, the membership chairman, again with you. and deposited into the proper Mrs. Rita Stauffar, of Ocean RAGGEDY ANN PICKLES Una. Ihe public is urged to Ctty, at 388-4757, for further 1 pjt. onions, sliced thin support this project which is information. 3 cucumbers, sliced thin sponsored by the Alpha Circle The branch also is sponsoring 4 green peppers,, sliced thin of the First United Methodist a book sale booth at the Fall 1 qt. green tomatoes sliced Church. Proceeds are used for Frolic of the Cape May Cbinty with skins Discover the a college scholarship. Historical and Genealogical 2 c. vinegar Society. This event hi being held 3 c. granulated sugar Creative l&u September 18th on the Museum grounds. Cape May Court We offer a varied selection of custom House. Proceeds of the book NATURALLY needlepoint and the expertise to help you. sale will benefit the fellowship programs of AAUWs national We're decorating tor ML The The Friendship Ambassador Education Foundation. Association of New York Wicker Way sponsored the cultural exchanges of these two vocal Come sta what we have on NeedtopoM groups. display. Tickets are $2 for adults and 2769 Asbury Avenue.Ocean City 398-6659 II for students and will be Open 10-6 and 7-9 ~ available at the door. Five families of this area welcomed new arrivals at the Stork Crab of Shore Memorial Hospital during the period of August 29 through September 3. Congratulations go to: Joseph and Loretta (Cassidy) Bdfld, 8 Dolores Av., Palermo, a boy, August 29. Charles and Cynthia (Ferebee) Swartz, 90 Oak Av., Iinwood, a boy, August 29. Joseph and Dianne (Rogers) Borneo, 927 Atlantic Av., Ocean aty, a boy, September 1. Peter and Mary G. (Rowles) Mantegna. 410 New York Av., Somers Point, a girl, September 3. James and Jamie (Miller) Heffernan, 923 Asbury Av., Ocean City, a girl, September 3. ARRIVES AT COLLEGE lone Richer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John L. Richer, of 236 West mlet Rd, arrived at Beaver College-on September 3 for three days of new student orientation. Forty-five orientation leaders and resident andoommuter assistants were on hand to welcome the Incoming students and to T«fi"* them with the academic program, traditions and campus. During the week, meetings .were held with faculty advisers and resident assistants. Miss Richer is a graduate of Holy Spirit High School. WICKER MNI ST St I I C MON Ol UUAl. I TY HAi-Kl TS t IIHNI mm AND in I:OMA iiin 111 MS ON IMS SOI MM Jl MSI V MM ASIIIIMy AV I •••••••••••••••••••••••••># I m Back School Shoos fnwi\ to Red Leather Boy's Pro Michael Anthony's Discount Shoes 505 9th 8t (moss Irani the Cluttutox) Back to School Hours: Mon.- Fri. 9:30 • 9:00 Sal 9:30 • 6:00 SHOE SALE Entire Summer Stock NOW With o /t.'w t'\L'Of>tion', CAMPBELL'S SHOE PARLOUR 2 Icxofioni 834 Asbury Ave., Ocean City 8504 Ventnor Ave., Margate 1244 BOARDWALK Ocean City, N J. 399-6064 Sporting Goods & Apparel For Men & Women ENTIRE STOCK Sunwear Skateboards Running Wear Swimwear We Carry Famous Brand Names: HEAD • ADIDAS • HANG TEN NIKE • BOLT • O.P. • SUNDEK
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