Dec 1961 - On-Line Newspaper Archives of Ocean City

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Is
eph A. Barries.liave a
ahead 1 o4itliem:'7i'' -'
to qonrince Ocean City
ny compelling' raso t
Propose/
«*&en or so
ri" ii
QLy&shhm-) - K ~'X 'mmmammniMmmmmmvm^sr)- Qcean City ajl
clUes
t
W q O Cy
hat there Is any compelling' reason to
^ur.tune-tried.ooininlsslon form of
t
^ «*&en or so Jfergey clUes Weaban
tfoneri" commission government In favor of
inayor-eov
iitaiAaw^r the: fcemenaoiM i»rogrt:& iiade
?M?y i !??!. t ? '"scowt such pj-ojecl^
? 1 ^ End'&s^er System tne ieaeci$
. n &me
elate. Changing u»eli; fotfo of mwtfdpaVgoV
C'rnment seemed the'easiest way to accom-
plish this purpose-'
' People are also asking right now where
the backers 1 of the Ash-Barnos^lan expect to
fimi the Ideal man to filrthe job of mayor
nder their* proposed setup Who ar? the
M?y!??!. t ? '"scowt such pjojecl^ fimi the Ideal man to filrthe job of y
^ End'&s^er System, tne ieaeci$- under their* proposed set-up. Who ar? the
.lioaratvallt, the renovation of tne 'men who will fill the seats on the fgurnian
iejLfluLa great many, omer important—council? — " ~ ' '
meats. " "' '" * . M "* Of course, that is tho most important
lney .will nave to persuade the voters question of alt. No form of government Is any
j ^ t? u pt
jfhit one-man rule is' better than tnree-tnan
full -Tlus'wiirW very difficult right now toe-
, . ..itBlaxorln'CityiilaU
its how.'ctfuld/cKy'toveni-
ntfyx "
koovy vyhether tbe
y
reiponslbIe
office under it.
' ' Attorney Ash and Ad man Barnes will
have to prove that Mayor Smith, Commission-
er Waldman and Commissioner Stretch
hayen't bfceu worthy of the'trust reposed in
them'.' This will be pretty hard to do.
Of course, Mr. Ash and'Mr. Barnes very
likely have thought of these questions now
being askeH by the voters and very likely
Is U rcllidous month
b a boly season tn
which kindness, generosity und good-
will ore'In onlir' Yet, In spits'of
piat, it Is also the season when pain,
suffering and jMdncsd arc tremend-
ously 'Increased'pocauso there nrc
more dihs'aml Injuries on the
highways 'than tit any pthf'r time
The IIti|[duy Safety Program. *tir-
ricd on'lii New Jersey in cooperation
with Prcsidmt k'jiiKtty's OjmmUtn.*
for Iliclttvay Kit'-ty. hl^hm^its this
paTHdoxicjil situation III its report.
The report calls attention lo tlie
fact that trio manner In \vh»ch a CM-
IS driven safely is prescribed hy
Ia\i, but tneta is also s moral IAU
which tnuiscmrfs Uie local, nnd
uhldi says "Thou Shjlt Not Kill"
MoitU nspbnstyttlly on Uu- rood
means putting our i
JioiiLtL isn't the* plan ^d-have',an'assistant being ashed by the voters and. very likely,
J>M>ar . or executive' assistant "(the name have answers for them. It will be interesting
JUOL n't f matter) appointed to' Work under me' " "
wlctted,mayor? "~ ••' " •
• rh^ Messrs. Ash 'and Barnes will explain
to hear the specific reasons why this seem;,
to be the appropriate time for a change in
Ocean City's municipal government.
. A Really Happy JVew Year
Intc practice as a pedestrian or as s
driver. * i
Attorney Gemra^ {rurrnjn *AFS
that the unwise use ot alcoholic bev-
erages by many drivers is n major
cause of accidents ai this scusun.
More thiui half of NM Jtrsey**
adult traffic fatalities haw an al-
cohol factor Moreover, there .5
IIIMJ at Ibli season an lncrftjswi lack
of care and cwrt^y for others and
an imrfyisol liL-siesnTAle fur traffic
laws, and rules of common -tmse
On the highway there is a nmni!
cosporeibtlity of the driver to be bt$
brother's Keeper
This is impart-uit on swy road, but
on the roads al NtTw. Jeree> it is
JANUARY ALMANA
can be EaW,ln favor, of th
to qdniit tjiat tho year h W
Starling J982 with January we
agreeable iponth out of-tho'wa
January conios February which
One ot tho things wrong with. i~
with hpngovera. There can hB
much Now Venrs Evo.'Thon'
hangoycrs that come whon
como In AU handovers arc
No sirree. Nothjng much has
uary to amount to anything
lluiae or (Mtw Oricara waj'
durlnfi 1 tho War oi 1812. l'hls
sigiuiicauco becauie the .Bauie
fowght aitcr ihe war was over. Jag
19th, comes under tho tjgn of Cam
From then 011 tho mouth, is under
lus, tno water ooy, ine ouul
Is th ruoy *o m
WORSHIP
. GOD
THIS SUNDAY
IN CHURCH'
lVINO SOUND"
gA«!NG AIDS
; ft would be a very wonderful thing i£ But \ye can learn from experience We can
.editorial writers were inspired enough 10 say hope—and pray—that the uoners we pulled
^oniiihihg new about the Mew Year—or even in 1061 we won't repeat in 19b2. We tan hope L n n 1 t n / H i l l
•feiHtd -enough to rephrase the u^ual things —^and pray—that we wul re-expenence ttioie ^ »«• f* • » v # •'•il
;juout the holiday so that they might' have a all too lew triumphant momunts when we hjd
•fn-ih impact on leaders. tiio glorious satisfaction of Knowing some- WASHINGTON Du|> .i time tor evaluation, and a time for
;drtuffer injuries from the same cause.
• Everywhere police authorities shudder at
•the senseless slaughter and injury that has
flu-comer .a regular part of celebrating the com-
•tan of the New Year.
J" 'I be message—"If you drive; don't drink"
•—is ^eeni'Jnfnewspapers and magazines; is
yiennJ on'radia and^television—and yet every
•yo.ir the statistics rise as more and more
Ipoople pay heed.
\1 iTie liquor industry; seriously concerned
tOVLr the misuse of its "product, is one of the
'(ouilest '.voices raised against over-indulgence
ranyUroe'and particularly «ver_the New Year's
IJrahdjy v '
Oddly enough. New Year's drinking is (or
amateurs. Hardened drinkers stay home by
the fire to do their New Years tippling They
resent being pushed around by men and
women who manage to stay sober the ret of
the year and reserve New Years Eve /or
making public nuisances of themselves
At the risk of being stuffy and old fash-
ioned we can't help suggesting that there is
much to be said for welcoming 1062 cold
sober. On Iho other hand, if you want gaiety_
as part of your New Year's celebration why
get carried away?
Even if your only penalty for a bibulous
evening is an overhung New Year's Day it's a
stiff price to pay. And there is always that
chance that you may wind up as just another
fatality.
m Ihe nvw p.b.d4.ntai eloe
ban.
5oinc astute pofi'crans 5a> .1 has
brtn JO krg i*a."e tht' conserv-ircve.
had -sofntcne tu wxc fur it I=I.£KI
be .1 'in*- thji^ fur In.* iX*irtr> l>
hi\e a cJiutce Mr a »± yi^L Goid-
vrater ho*evt», ii not trt
state 4**1 tradiccrni^
m£jor srairc can rmidiict
ul rjnitwx
But be would do rtrUL it -* argued,
in bmh Ne^ E^u--md arid thr
-ind n mjjur iriils of the il
jr*l even ^or, II
ed thai \;ct-
iNnun.
^JU-aee
be that -
him .0 &
candidate wt»! doei
of SSale Dean Rust vra>
' tmbmassed at the Puts cw
xtoeis" Vfwwn fwxign mja^fitecv
earlier thj month. Rusk had sided
«th tht British, who arc atavBt
chaEog at (he oil ta nesXlatiJ (about
flrbu do iooe secnii to E2)R#>*on the
threats froai IVIOecou invnli-mc Be
Rusk hopnl to K« all tl» Uliffl
to EO alone, and be had, in toe phst
thr^e CWctfcs. forrol West Grnnany
into hot by • diftilJons witrl Soviet
Foreign Minister, Antni GrMnylH>—
at » cost u,*icn yet may be drter
rained jrsade GwEi.in> After this,
faowewv Rysk fiiiktj. cmnplttely to
t>^-"S the i-"rmch JUD ime. Prtt.dcnt
De GaoIIi.- said it would tea mistake
In nesotBiii. and -"dvUKi Rink ana
in 1 Bntafc to sit lack and reU.\—
tcitil the^e wiia a proptr axmcsphorv
or something 10 negotiate' about.
TiKAU^i the State Departai*5ir tritxl
to rover up the ucfcstt, this was j
Is tho ruoy. *or ilie water Doy imniu"''
the atono recommenaed Tne'S^ "*•
reltant. According to astroioBcrs-- >Mtt
born under the sign of tho water*
inclination to drum and gamble "
so, 1£ it is, wo don't know. Tho mm
day celebrated this coming monuT
E. Leo. Oiherwlio, thu only r
January is to repeat that U wi.1H:l
bo far behind? It can be a keck'of
during a nasty January blUwnj,;,'
, \ 1 ',;•
* • • I-' 1 ,.
FAN MAIt^Mr. and Mrs
Glenoldcn, Po. ient tills don'i
card iaying, "We can't tell you
your column. It's quite honeiUy tut 03
check on when tho paper arrivii"Wwu
this compliment with pleasure and
we can't help but obseivo that re:
first when the Fausts gut the Sea
they lack a normal mtereit i,, 'j
City Every 40 often this newspai
of sulTicient importance to make
of the front pjge worthwhile. V.o .„,„
* look over this department second. 1
IBATTERIES - CORDS
'and ACCESSORIES
ILLER
PTICAL CO.
OUK/1N CITV'B
OH«I KiUMIalKTd ODtlllu
0. 8th St. Dial 399-4000
sit Your Beauty Parlor This Week
JOHNSON'S
Undsr Owner M«nag«m*nt of
LAURA NEWTON
I 399-0664 841 Aibury Av..
.miijor rrbukc tor Rusk'^ effrais ovt'r
Uie p£ist. sbc ntonth^- Tlie crmvnlnj;
irony rtuiie In * sp-mrr to
answer lvnnia tul
trj.to uuirt a Neur Year's rt-lebn
Bon wMch spnHJ to ri*cllion be-
fore it tV35 OViq-.
"H 1 ^ dligninlled Prnmylvarn.uu .n
the Cofonial Army decided to tnaivn
forth. their quarters to Trenton or
Philadelptaia ami ijcmanil a htarwe
tsxxn the ContiatTital 'Congress. They
Enppud that trcir r*y was long
ovetdue. they had not been issued
proper elothu^, heir /«ni wi^ pjor
and scaat and tin? period of their m-
hjitment >vas jilreiiry posr
The mutinous- force marwhed
fnini ^to^ri5tmro ;uid settlixi. .U
PrtnuttVd to
~* —
It w compared
with fUDr617 379 timing th^ tinu?
penod Diit ytar
Outlining h£« ptUB for the /uiurc.
Gpvemttr (tfcyter .dttlarro "ThtTo'J
M time when 1 brrw oat 'On certain
aspects of tbe Goien»r's outlet,
and IVIr. Hughe* bam in, I am not
going to (K? Etjuenmlah about 11"
Semal bills' adujiled bf" faotfi
1M1SP* of U» 1561 Lcgtslntiuv Wllj
qls» beTeft ovtr from Hie ifcmpf
.ulmlnlstratlon fo be disposed oTby
Govemor-elcct Hughes ria Is cd»-
EtitutknnUy ilUllMiTJBd to dtonaw of
such VUi wJHim"« diiyj a&r the
13C1 iHsston ends nt-n6on en Jan-
uary 3- -^"^
Measures purmUllng older State
employees and teachers wf» b.1vc
(retired to snairp both Sta^e pen-
AloM .AlTd-SQcittX ^ccurjly .will! awaii.
disposal by the new Governor be-
cautu ho jmm raise tho addldonol
hinds tb T Hnancc theiti.
Hoy^verr Gomirnor Moj^icr propos-
al to dispose of a bus fronrjilsu
tux rvductlon bill reducing raieh le-
vies ftimn 5 t? 3 percent' 11 resulted
from n study tj>- a k-EisIlitlvc com
mlttep, 1 'and "niuniclpaj "'officials iirj
0ppQ5i^ to it Governor Mcyner |,
o*poqte4 to write a vctoe
More and more ftlucatwrs, as 1he
*Aallen^f> of Communism become
elcar aiid Its, purposes *ind devit'es
und^r«ood arr -lecUring id«>locl<
al war on the ^f(lccow^^Gntf^f • 11,
intlude «jlf
in the John H PticlQj Kent-ral Mipcr
nicndttit.. Cbme to Smxlay Schoo
"ltl stay-fcB-' Oiurch.
11 a, m.—Momlnc ^'orship.^-Mes
""Ee. "Tlii> Futurt- Without Fear
Iurs*.iy liir pre-;^liool diildren.
(>:15 p.m. — Junior, Intermediate
SenJiir Younff" Peciple Groups. Ft-I
low-ship, sii^inC; niess-ige.
11 to.12 p.m.—XI-K- Year Watch
nlfiht Senice.' Special Music.
Dittvtor of Music.-. Mrs, Mnnon
Troirt Muiiihy..Oi'^-ajjisl. MISSCWTHJ-
dol>-ti • Oldfiold. . Crieruh, Junior, In-
tcrtioWiate. Adult Qioirs.
y
3:liV p.ni.—Bible Cluh and
Owlr rehearsal. Sunday. : .School
Bldi p.nL—Monthly J
Trustt-trs
Boaid
Dot's Beauty Salon
Not so today Both public
pnvnte sthwU al all Irvels, (njn)
Un-ir administrative bmnls on down
to dnssnnm irntructors are firrf-
lltg way* to Instruct eudenln .ibout
OK dfKrf rt Ul
toe danprrf rt a fdltfcal echcirne to the "lotnl c
thoi Icatns no 1 mom for rndlv)du,-il munlrtn ninj,
HOLIDAYS A LA CAKTB —Tib t-
_. ,.,- • -v—' beln^ wHtWn right smack In thoBtddleoIWl
"^IS 0 ^ JSL, "*. 't. fr pn> d "y i c a s o n w l t h Cbri^mas over and New W"J
point the reinon why' both holiday*
garded hy n lot of people who care I ,
portant religious significance of W
think it ii because both holidays «Jf"
unabashedly old-fashioned way. cm
little new or ultra-clever that can -ot l .,
period. If there were anything triWl-»»
WE WILL BE CLOSED
Today thru Jan. 15th, 1962
I ft will b» rudV lo Hrv* you again Jan. I», IHI
[JMIWeitAv.. Dial 399-1262 Oantt Walb, Prop.
10:30 n.m. — Women's
Prayer Min-tinc.. Sundav
7-15 prn—Midneek Bible* studi
Hour.". ".Studies in!.llit> Book of
Frldiy—
3:30 p.ni.-TJu^iior Choir
Suridny Scliool Bulldlng.
(KIAN CITY BAPTIST
lOifl it. and Wuliv a. m and
o 30 p m.—MasHB
. * *
O»ACS LUtHBMAM
«W> I*. Mrf D*|H* w.
«w. Charts*: Much Jr., P«MT
v7Ofaen Agers Bu>tor oavw. p. wmtht «iu»
A1ar/f Holiday
Members ami guests { (jit Goiu>
c^l Ago Oub oitoypd o £ata liolldas
luncheon Imt week In .the Rftcren-
Don Hall. Miss Egttlle-BcJchfT of.
firoil iho imtication omj «» hmtcss.
» were Mrs. BHBJB ^jiltus Mra
WJlltam Lowoo. Mr*! itary Ebew.
Mrs, Juno i lodiner^ Mrs.
Heoir Aln| wllUnm Lawion.
^. BeMy . Dlver - »a.
Apiwrnitly It *1I1 praform jrrejit
service lo tho itiitioti, for Drr ilod
< 5wearinKm who n-lll dlnx-t the
nim, is ifurited as telling edu
catoia thnl iilllmMely education
ItWy bo Ihe dfeisive fcictor In the
1 total rcspuivse", llut jic must make
th "lll d U
MUTINY — New Year's Day. one
SSfiUMi* mtwiefparty
pwduced a mutiny in tho
foray 111 New jersey thfit proiPd
men hj tin- tie? ot Ihreat from tlie
enemy'ciui cDnlend for Justit^ v^Iih-
Wt heujg churgod witll Ir&lifln
f jW^iit later bcoume known iii tho
t^Minsylvibilu Mutiny liad Us begin-
"•"S 2F ^W K®?* pay, 17BL 61a,-
no 1 mom for Individual
liberty and makes Ihe stnle u«' su
preme bosri of nil humnn nifulrs
frodssiaiul utioal men, not Ju»(
PTA'n and civic clulie, arc now e«n-
ernlly dodrou* oi dolr« wtuitever
they ciUflo'paw ilu. bletBli*s ti
our posleVlly on JovAi tit file younj
WOlJlq Hiip ,irq soon u> come into
Imdi-rshlp
During Ulese 2S yearn we Imve
uarhod hard £o poliil (ho u.iy to-
ward dfevetopmfot of respaipfbie dt-
i^ctiship prosztum in our schools
We are much*'£ra(tfjl xotial studlui wliv
ctn Inform their ttudenls of |ht rciil
nature of the Conununlst thHjiL
Few ctajtsrooni tAu-iiers of thr-w
oi" other Hjbjotfa luvo under^iken
Wtaislvo stuoy of «orld Oiminun-
Mm. whether special ooursco aft
added lo school currlruln or whe-
tto uniu on. pjmquinlum arc In-
rtUilod In proseht' courscii, our
Bchools must nut m-urlook ih
X°E; •««?. .•«>«, people wouldn't want fojidr
People aro delighted at being
old fashioned. Christmas is $)
instead or Jet planes, by log.
nround air-conditioning. Snnts CI»U» »
So Is Father Time This uiakea "'"
(joncrally, wouldn't wckbmo a i
lie?'of The days of Dickens hnc
Maybe by exploring this idea i
body can make a lot of I"""'
people a chance to return I
a year basis.'
program for rnarry
and universities. Our efforts "to*
(fUiaj AlUadpui
now concludes'ahbfhcr 52'«bf
na a r)att b£ theSonttnel-Wdgi
„„ Jlnue itslattejipt to present|