Apr 1966 - On-Line Newspaper Archives of Ocean City

FRIDAYS UNTIL 9 P. M. 

NG HAIR? 

MEN AND WOMEN 

HAM OOMWLfSHt W4 AJIAHTK OTT 

AfW. 4, 

THB OCf AN CITY SENTINf L-LIDOER 

Six New Records Go Into The Books 

Tbne, M.i seconds. 

Age Group Champion—Pfaeffli, 13 

points; Carey, 10; Hogan, 10; Monlhan. 

4; Taccarino, 4; Schnerr, 2; 

90-yard freestyle—1. Chris Damer; 

f. Bab Young; 3, Bob Hoknes; 4, tm 

ttne, •.* 

HOWSHOWiMG 

1966 

COMrtfTE SfUCnON 

HMHKST ALLOWANCC 

ON YOUR WtD CAR 

8ALL0 

RAMILER 

ii t. MAM tntnaT 

baa, 2. Neptune Mebi 

in the fatal accident pirture Attorney 

65 Seek Berths 

On Track Team 

2. Linwoad Oommunky B, 2; Lin- tyre, 238. High tnm teriet and singlf 

wood Communky A, 3, Pleasantviue Grapefruit, in and 665 

Baptist, 1; Seaview Baptiet, 3, Standings: Apples. 29-11; Grape*, 

Ocean City Baptist C, 1; Palermo •H-llH: Orangw ».12: pine- 

Baptist. 3. Ventnor Presbyterian, 1; apples, 34-16: Tangerinei. 22'§-17«i- 

MaMand Baptist, ,3, Trinity Goipri Lemons. 21-19: W«tPrmHor* nij. 

Wk: So»wberrieii a>20; Qierri.% 

High Individual aeries. Reb UH-20M; Grapefruit, 19V20 

•on. 586. High Individual single. Rev, 

Douglas Robinson, 248, 

Standings: Chelsea 14-6; LJnwood 

A. IM: Sasvtew. XS.T; Oceaa dry 

B, 11V8%: Ocean CMy A. 11-8; 

tnor, 11-9; PaJmno. U-9; PkasantvlUe, 

10-10; Ocean City C. 7-13; 

Trinity. «%-13%; 

Unwood B, MS. 

1 tiine defiat to 2724 at the end nf ih* 

thin! starua 

The VFW tluh munaged To y 

rbisp m ttip hepU »rf St Mikes 

ihrough rm* al thp last qmmpr imtil 

the final minuti's u-hen supi 

height of the oppnnmta t(«* Its 

,; on the OBUB Qty i««m. 

Peaches. 19-21 Umnt, WÔ',. Frank Sannun was high SCOU 

Bananas. 14-S: Plums' 14-afi; Apr> for Ocnn Oty, kiting n psnt*. 

cntt, 1347; Pears 1030. 

Kd ^STS roHertpd fSv*' pnints f,r 

VFW, ami Ed pycrmo mkM 

State Traffic TdP counters. 

Boot score: 

TimrTW — Sw out of ? fatal 

ST. MICMACL't 

•ocMmB) in the United States in- 

r* h n t 

volve driven of the state in which 

accident happenfd! In ottng 

Park iMg« HJflh Wins 

Group On* Mat* TitU 

wtfCbt up to one and oaMsUf pounds 

of wliaer 

have been reported in local 

startod 

continue In Annual Schoolboy Swim Meet 

•H June when the water win be 

ior MUIUIKT noujwer 

MB 9Uuck4-18 l a; Sullivan's. 23-21: Mt : rxcvll ,n ihe dashM Ron Ym Iw.ks 

ami. 16.28; Wright M'.i-29»g; Kiher, like thi- sop quaR.-r milrr. but ihs 

J assumption mjjiht bf conifSUHi by 

ATM LMflM 

Broadley Plumbers, 4. Conway's. ! 

0; PaJmero Officers, 4, Giegerich, I 

Ocean 

3, Cape 

National Bank. J: Springer's. 3, i 

Brecktay's. 1; Coney's Bar, 3, Bill 1 as Prei* S«'hni»rr 

and Churl:.r Wn*?. buih of whom 

-uisrle and John 

. 

to 

* | 

tl ran j 

Market, 1; Breadley Heaters. ."*, 

•hi' ti'am't niiiiT, a . 

Ocean Oty Fire Department, 1'i, ( 

High individual series, Lyle Ah 

583. High individual tingle, 

Matt Cairnes, 222. High tram 

Broadley P, 2,613. High individual 

single, Platt's, 891, 

Standing: Springpr's. 32-12; 

Coney's, K42; Lucky Strikes, ZS-U; 

Broudley P, 36-18: Platts, S-19; 

25-19; Fire Dt-p«rtment, 24'i 

; Broadtey H. Zl'-'i-fi 1 K> n-i!, J.ii k Nfitl .iml ("har! »• 

Ahruin and i'.if 1 

up Kimd ill 'h* 

'*; Palornn 

16.28- Conway's. Wt-Wr, Bmkky's, 

14-30; Bank, 13H »>r. 

ich. 12.E. 

• • • 

Spare* 2, Shocker* 2; Siort 

euitt, 3, Poodlers. 1; Markers 

1 

thj.iis r.nu, whilt- B:ll i«»'z a 

Sparano look ".Tunic *;!h the 

Gairy BliM.inl i,« .i H'tumim- !••(• 

fiTinafl and she tf.ini s tiiji \n^v 

vaulter In the high jump, Charlie: 

Ht-rman. IJOU Taix-ar.no ,in« Wiiiiinrin «.nd 

iii fhi fn%i flmir, If.ivint; !hi> |>i't'm for W.'*a, m.ik.-, ;• ,,|m.«! muis 

| he will auk th.' Ttr- m^w piiliii- hc,ick}u irfi-i^ will i»> 

I^M-II in linn fur sutnnuT use 

thr Wittments be 

r>iUn.ill> kd S99,:M) :>• m.ikc 

j nil fhi* al'Mr.i'.iiiis iimjf;v! 1 hy 

bsad Mi argument on NliirBaii' an h '.i ! Itinini.y C Wi! 

II«MI* r>ill-H-i * is Thw. of pourw. dai not in- 

• lutte remodeling the ground floor 

•((jBicein C^ty Hall which, after It 

is vaciiftui hy the poli 

'. wtU be alM to In hct &•* piliaTS win h»mtmr 

1. to e» IB the Nkarshy MM on ftpsouth 

pR^sBity of Oieskto 

of th.' IJii'm CltyÂmwm Pmrt 

i and authorial- bnukMrd to determine what fc^gth 

naths." 

ptlimra would he ne*ik-* ti» 

iieus 

f¥r*kke wjll petMion 

to the jury available ^ 

Teller, Inc., of Philadelphia; BiU 

Reimer, exeeutivo dir^ of the 

Millinery Institute of America, in 

New York City: Jan Turner, travelling 

beauty consultant for Coty Cosmetics, 

of New York Ctfy; Eileen 

Brown, a model and Stone" Harbor 

specialty shop proprietor, and Jack 

Wri*. NAFEC manager. 

r Commentator for the parade will b* 

Mrs. Marie McCuUough, of Atlantic 

trail. 

Atlantic MudMs Guild. 

Some holiday visitors have been While the parade will get underway Marie MeCoUflugh 

in town since before Palm Sunday, officially at 1:30 p.m., a trto directed Models Guild Director 

but the major part of the crowd is by Jack Louis will play appropriate 

expected to arriyp on Friday and music from 12:30 p.m. to the close a hunts will be conducted under 

Saturday and to remain through of the judging at 3 p.m. Loud- the auspices of the dry's DepartnMtrt 

Vigil, Blessing and Mass at 6 p.m. in Easter Sunday and Monday, or longspeakers will carry the music (beof 

Public Works. 

Spanish Translation St. Augustine's R.C. Church, and 7er. 

length of the "fashion route." Younger children (up to six ywars 

p.m. in Our Lady of Good Counsel As an innovation this year the As usual, the judging will center old) will have thrir separate taut 

for Janmfi Hiccoughs R.C. Church, 

Chamber of Commerce parade com- around the Music Pier at Moorlyn lor priies. Youngsters from sewn 

The annual community Easter Sunmittee headed by Roy E, Darby, Jr., terr. and the 'walk, The Baster to S3 will participate in a separate 

OffiAN CTTY-. Nueva Jersey, rise Service, sponsored by the Ocean and John J Southard will import a Bunny, from a special 118111, will 

k expedition. 

tnarra » (PUT) — Luego de Oty Ministerial Association, will be panel of professionals in the fashion give away a thousand chocolate eggs Back to the boardwalk on Sunday. 

hater estado tratando Infruetuo. held 6:30 a.m. Sunday on the Music world to pick the best dressed wo- to youngsters. 

the decorations of reviewing staods 

samenfe de curame el hipo dur- Pier. 

men and Junior misses who will re- But for the Wd» (and adult ob- will be supervised by Phillip P. 

Me los ultim-K onre diax, la 

ceive orchid corsages. Their escort! 

pffjuenn Jani'i Cluitrracino, de, The Very Rev. Forrert Vaughan. 

servers), the Easter festivities will Turner. Assisting Mrs. UcCullosch 

will receive carnations. 

9 anos. fue intenvnU en d hos- recto ' Holy Trinity Episcopal 

get started on the beach at ZLtt St. oommentator will ot Chester Wimpital 

Stem MiTnorial, on .Snmen Chun and president of the Associa- 

The judges Include Christine Tor- on Saturday at 1 p.m. where Baster berg. 

Point, pnm ser *wni>tida a un« tion. *1U preside, The Rev. D. 

•erie de examines mi«dUYM. Rioha d Garrison, pastor of ft. Obituary 

Johns Lutheran Church, will deliver 

That's the wny F,I Mundo, a the sermon entitled "Who WU1 Rofl 

newâper in Sun Juan Puerto Away the Stone From Our Hearts?" 

Rico, reptirted the plirtt of 

Laurence P. Lunny Dead At 

I Raymond McAfee, baritone soloist, 

Janet Gyarrttcino, the ntne-yCTf. 

m 

o^îuinTer of ^r and Ifrs, by apMks, and •Jesus Uvm So Shall 

Mot* certtln •• • sign «f Spring Josetî Gufcrraclno ti this Wty. I", bv Kruever. G*«oriP Ashton. min- Wasu ommissioner 

»»» *• first robtaa jtf« ttte first JV«*> fit of hlrrooghiog ^ m ister rt ii^le at the First Mrthodlst 

Pspwtt of s*UEsia] dMnarmganc hy 

Fune*»J Wrvlces conducted' 

««P«tad»^ Untted Prea. Ma*. Chun*. wDl be the nr—till - 

MH^HS IwBder, who IM a )qm\ snr^^Btt. . 

&• ^dtain set. 

na*on«J and translated into Span- 

Wondiy momua; for former City' 

to do 

Thta week prtliv were tokl of van- 

Others participating in the pro- . . , _. . 

convert the old Central av. MJS«* 

ish in the newsroom of the 

dais who bi>ot a 12-fotit pole at a 

gmm will iw.luorR^ Ira APimm,] C«nini«o»r Laurence P. Umny. 

into a public safety building antt IkM 

Puerto, Rlcan newspaper. 

Wirtrrtw«lk niiruature B'^f cnurw and 

associate pastor of ttie First Metho. j H who died at his home, W7 PlaM 

V 

withdrew Mm bM mamU his perfacro- 

Dr. and Mrs Edward Tyson, 

Oillmn HMt il»- artiI»r rf f'nrfi- -'•*• a sliifucite of Juvk and the 

dUt Chun-h, who, will read the k-s- pi., on March 30. 

ance bond of $9,200 returned to him. 

cm a varatian trip to San Juan, 

er..- Mill fisurs the 

f>. ilamagf inmn t» SlfiO. 

son; Rev. William R. Allen, pastor j Mr. Lunny served as director al 

He ahouldn't be penaliied fcr "an 

f d tht* iffsi ill thj^ a 

ii î fame the hard 

new fib- «lnrm—turfu'd in fnun a box Mt Wax mr.ii. ^mnK ««mf inr nara : \n i'> lead irau In in prajfi-r, prayer; ami nt-?, e¥. ITilw:i- Wnelan, through the law Him at 

.Stiff ar»l (ki«n rrls, 

way for Janet, but her internada ' Uam R. Guffick, pastor of the First 

Kirkman, Mulligan, BeU and Ann* 

Hi* niitt«l, niiwi^-er., fh;tt tnitfii- 

Mid tf hii 

.At *n ar»i *M on Surf rd , rninrl-' 

en el hospital Shore Memorial Methodiiit Church, who wtU offer the A native of Stamford, Conn., he 

1 

strong, of Atlantic Qty, has entered 

•nfi-ty jinmiliTiHiiiB niu,-»t he wi-;i;h- 

for raned 

earefully befurv the wc«rk utart* 

bnike almost all windows in'; 

did the trick. Her hiccoughs bteMing and benediction. . came to Ocean City la USB to open 

rntrt in chancery division of Superior 

stoppnd and riie is hack home 

i- twii hnu.««. ' I 

A sunrise «er%1ce atao wiU be held the first Murphy Five and Ten Cent 

Court requiring the city to snow 

delinquency of a Ju- The busy n««d i* th»« nirt-n sii-i-t-ts 

and enjoying her Easter vacation. 

are not highway tu the city iir.1 >n winitner An Ashury as- ii.in laiinilry was 

nt 7 a.m. in the Ocean,City Baptist Store, He managed the establishment: 

cause why tt should not comply. 

at aants « (hange of months truffic rosrs in ami ••it i>f IIPTIII anil f

f%, 

[••r - *i 

rVwfr Howtri bring EASTER'S 

glory rigfcf tate NM fcom*s of your 

yovr horn* foot 

AJHUHGEHBfTS 

CORSAGES PLANTS 

DIAL 399-5511 

We *FhofM or Wira Flewars Anywtt*r* 

•UMMMfMO OIUV1RY ON MMli OF U.M OR MORE 

it, ' 

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PLAYTEX LIVING* BRA 

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TM OCtAN CITY Sf NTINEL-tlDOM 

• • T" - 

As for 

the FA 

SeJected Group 

MEN'S 

AU-WOOi 

$KO50 52 

IMS * 70.00 

in** 

But we MAY km 

:•-*;•. 

EASTER b "Dress 

for the entire 

and at STAMTOn 

item has that smtt 

and the quality fttftf, 

a man (and his M$ 

proud, as they step* 

together In the 

EASTER PARADE! 

r 

•a** 

If" 13 

NEW! 

AOCUTRONworkTs 

first 

and only 

electronic 

wrist, 

timepiece. •. 

now 

in a cordless, no-wind clock! 

Aeeutron, • Bulova d«velopm«nt, kMps virtual partet 

tmm _ and comei with the first guafantaa* of accuracy 

•Mr liven. No clock has mm teen so precise. It runt 

on a iinglt power cell - and heaps a tiny tuning fork 

vibrating 360 timts a •acend. It's a unique gift — for 

pacutive desk er drawing table, 

ONI HUNDRED MUMS 

THOMAS JEWELERS 

S25 Atbury Avenue 

'er • 

«•"•• 

d«>» wit* n I 

it tor •*• t.ll 

Proven cream 

makes wrinkles 

diminish 

or vanish in 2 weeks 

With a • .! Mm i' m w !O 

II.Hill il (i) M.ISd, 

i in -Lift I• .*>!-.• 

in. y .ii, 

Nut 

. i nil \>uii»'i — 

,i|i ol »i.fiii II, a 

ni'frlj 

|».rl» un Li.i iii^rixli. nU in 

VtKMM 

of •mall 

wrinklrt was arcstnplinhrd 

in Imi'iittk 

period, run |ht> very 

j«-p*-»( Hru.kl) 

acnted an audience participation pn» 

gram on Vocational Service. Assisting 

him were WlUihiii MOMV, 

St-hwi^k, C, Wealcy Barclay and 

Charles H WUUajna. 

Holy Days 

R f* ;ind 11 ptn, In Our 

RaitW Sunrise ft»n*ires will he 

hrki at 6 am on the lawns in years ajjo is theages 

are failures is ttiat m many 

Ib4 nilkf iia^ 

ClAMlfkM A«« Brtng RMMNI Herald, ClinUm, Ia. 

sacoJa, Fla, 

OUR 

io< err POPULAR 

PARTY FLAVORS 

iDt AL iCI MILK , 

MiBSHFV TMOr SVKUP < 

POO 1N5IINTPR6NOO ' 

micio 

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STUff IOEiU.PUttAPPU..2 IO 59' 

CM AM STfll 

ia MONTE CORN 5 

MISPIMI 

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(DEAL TROPICAL TREAT 

HONnt III U PUNCH nr 

A $1 

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VMOWHAIH EASTfR 0CCO«A 

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SHOPi 

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CLOUD 

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IS* L.33* 

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SHAD & ROCKFISH 

WMHRQ • noHMtr ratt • Clams 

FredStalops • Lobster • Fresh Shrimp 

CAMPNU'S SOUPS 

2 25 

Affittt 

AW Ttw«f• Jvlct 

lap* C«fc« 

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4 '^^' 99* 

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— Haw a 

happen? 

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DANIEL'S 

COCKTAIL MR 

. and RESTAURANT 

234 SHORE MAO 

SOMIM POINT 

0 Mill MO*TH OF 

* SuccuUnt Steaks 

• Prime Roast of BW 

• SM Foods 

• Italian Cultln* 

JQWOY DINING m SOUTH JERSEY'S 

MOST BEAUTIFUL DINING ROOMS 

* TIM HARLIQUIN ROOM * Th. ROYAL DIN 

AT THE SHORE 

ir Sunns* Smvica on 

th« Music Pisr 

Tennis - Golf - Shuffleboard 

- 3Vt Miles of 

Boardwalk 

$ 25 PER 

PERSON 

(MODIFIED AMERICAN PLAN 

— DOUBLE OCCUPANCY) 

SPECIAL EVERY SUNDAY 

HOT and COLD 

BUFFET • • < -" : "-»""- : 

SERVEDT;^) tb 

3 NIGHTS - 3 DAYS 

5 MEALS 

CALL COLLECT 

FOR RESERVATIONS 

609 

399-1000 

BOARDWALK AT 11th STRUT OMAN CITY 

Soa/h Jmnmy't Fin* Storm for 

ft. H 

V. P. * Can, U&. 

TODAY'S SMARTEST 

STYLES 

FOR EASTER 

BOTANY "IM" 

Suiti from 69 95 

Sportcoata from 39 36 

KNMMIMM, 

, SuiU from 59 95 

fyortcotu from i,ot 

M, FRIUUN * iOfl 

Suits 98SO 

WBWZMiYFOOD Suitm bom ..... 

from 36.00 

/ *' 

Miss Georgette H. Morrison 

Bride Of Lewis R. Shupe, III 

? 1 J 

when MM G«oigrtte H. Mamma, 

New York. and ** *•i.-v (if \'iifls 

And thu food, aloni', inaki's it. ah 

SERVING SUNDAY DINNERS 

PROM 12 NOON 

Rout* 9 at 

in 

tHSLirS POINT 

TNa anly cant- 

Ml-OMM 

AMTHIMI f, FIANNCU. 

••PAINTHaa) A RUTIMIiaam 

HERB'S 

UntenMtti Bhie Water Tower 

NCHEON DINNER SUPPER 

STIAJCS CHOfS 

MAG'S 

' flEli 

ail L0HN6E 

Cocktails Daily 

AUTO WOm SALE RAMBLER nart 

can 1959, 2 door, uanon w»gon 

Aiitomattc. radio and haatar. Good 

|27S. Iff 3213. tf. 

MOTHERS WITH yaur chlM* firaX 

haircut you'll raeaiwa a pielura 

antf diploma for a haaMaka al Tha 

Family •arbar Shop. Ernla's Barbar 

Shop, 949 Albury Ava., Ocaan CiM. 

'__ tf(Tt> 

SALE iOVS BIKE (1JS Small 2 

buroef gat itawt. Bilax and Cory 

Mftsa injhm. milk shakari, fountain 

equipment, lunehaanafta boothi 

Z rftng*ratori, one National cash 

ragtitar, one small glau fMor can. 

drug Mala*, (tamp machine Hainac 

Drug Stora. 410 Mh SI, 3990411, 

SALE WHITE WROUGHT IRON 

delphinium blue Naugahyda, SI 10. 

•igaiow c*rper», 3 malchmg piece*, 

practically naw, 12M18. 9»7 3x7. 

1300: haawaai quality ripple pad. 

Him, at to tit, »75 927 SOW. 47 

SALE FOLAROID CAMERA, Model 

99-8, l««t>t meter, flaili attacri 

mmi. leather carrying c»*« Lika 

naw, S60. 927 4110 4 7 

SALE: QE RCFRIGERATOR. 2 door 

frsazat top, gsod condition. Optr 

aMng now. f4 #T raal pomi ino«i— 

SALl! ANTIQUCS, CHEMrr OWO» 

laaf taMa, pin* op«n hutch cup 

board, pioa cannanball wNgto bad, 

pina draplaaf tafcla with mael* lags. 

day 9 to 6: Sunday I to 6; M 

Ariinut Av» 4 7 

"HAIRCUTTING SPECIALISTS' that 

will inalia yow "Lsok your Mat" 

•I ••fnia'i A«rbaf shop, 835 Aafcr 

l, Ocaati City, N.J, IMwrs 

I a.m. to i p.m., cleaatf Mondays, 

, MLK: OMf KT. 2 WOQ0S, t iPJOMS 

baa ••( mMm, iift. L—— 

if^BSn*io rrwf^^fi CnMf wnlcii ^99fts 

MMU bad. ltd Call 3939 64*4 

SALE: OMtÔVtPi.StUFreO WINS 

Mm e«»air. gead 

aaih. 3M-AM1, 4-7 

Mahaaany ch*M. tM.Rellaway feari 

ilS.^beatlaM osnaHtion PortaMa 

alaetne maehina IS. 3f*-71M, 4 7 

SALE: 2 MAPLE DOUBLE MM, 

complat* CaN w—»«od«, I*» 5379 

•AlE; IMS HONDA, GOOO CO 

atMM. Usad only 2 month* Ash- 

Mw tMe. Per information Mil 3M- 

33M afMr • p.m, 4-21 

SALE: CME1T nKUEII, M R 

• m. R. CJpidty. »50 or rast 

ofTar t>7 lay A... 3M2929. 47 

ANTIQUES: MAHBLf TOP WALNUT 

taiauaAta ri*farh* tlA a^JT 9 J. amJ^ 

«50. lMl MaMiany US6. «t 

•>aM Malay an. 2122 Wait AM. 4-7 

SALE: UMMOH* HIDCASEO. UKC 

naw. MM IIWKI. watal W, MM 

than 1000 Mlaa. CaM Itf-MM. 47 

SkJMt. Two •*». 

CBAMK TU CO. 

ZENITH 

ePOBIABLL 

MAICE YOUR 

Model N1250 

From 99,95 

8TRATIMEJE 

^— R«TAUIANT —- 

OiTlM

* 

car? - 

CONEY'S 

34TH STREET 

LIQUOR 

STORE 

RYI . 

•m - RUM 

OPEN 

WEEKDAYS 

»A.M. to !• P.M. 

No Sunday Safes 

BAR 

OPEN DAILY 

/a.m. - 2 a.m. 

OPEN 

SUNDAYS 

12 NOON 

Otdi 399-9851 

Planning a Party? 

STOCK-UP TOOAY ON OUR 

CIRCLE SPECIAL 

NIW YORK ITATi' 

YOUR CHOICE 

SI.95 

• nvTM 

ki MM 

tnrctr 

LIQUOR STORE 

On_lh* OreU Sonran Point 

Dial 927-2921 or 6422 

_ AS OCEAN CITY'S RNEST 

fMAlMACY POt OUAUTY «M| SttVK* 

OiBnoif. ir ITS 

BOOM, WB HAVE ff. 

•AYS — 

THRU SATURDAY 

v price 

PLUS a P$HNV 

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/-. 

IS 

Friday 

RosaUnd Russell" and Hayley Mills 

are Marred in "The Trouble With 

Angles." new Columbia Pictures release. 

The comedy co-«a Binnie 

Barnes, Gypsy Rose Lee, Camjila 

Spmrv. Miry Wickes and newcomer 

June Harding as Rachel. Blanche 

HanaUs penned the screenplay, 

based on a novel by Jamei Trahey. 

Music for the film is by jerry Goldsmith. 

William Frye produced and 

Ida Lupino directed "The Trouble 

With Angles," in Columbiacotor. 

11 

Walt Dianty, a past master at 

bnnging out the best in animals 

elevates a Siamese cat to screen 

stardom in Ms hilarious 

Film Fare 

Following In the paw prints of \ 

such notable feUne stars — jnOi car- p 

toon apd live — as Ffcarp. LycUer, 

the Chesire Cat and Thoroasina. Syn 

Cat is a fascinating character who 

won tte right to star with Hayley 

Mill., D«an Janes, Dorothy FnMne 

and Roddy McOowall in the wildly 

4 f • "V 

Ask, and ft staU be givs* 

you; sMk, and ye afcall M. 

—(Matt. 7:7). 

Whaterer oar prcseot needs 

may be, we sheold give thanks 

now tttt am ta a way tar 

them to be net, that in God 

there is an answering lespmee 

to every need at mind, body or 

affairs, Before we ask. Cod 

ki 

THf OCEAN CITY IIMTINiLLlPeiK 

Law 

Township Riportf 

fcafutv on the strength of hJi 

a 

hle pNtamim in Wsn^'s 

lady ite lncrwfctoie Journey.* 

»«. Mary Uw, of 1M N. 

sung eUmax to « 

In hu MM |Mcttw». Syn mm Siore fd., Marmora, UT the 

story, 

oW birth and evo» around his human rounier- news corrMpondtnt In l^P« 

kMian of a film torn treated with P»rti when, as the only passible i>lue Twwtmhip tor ttie 0«m O® 

JBng and to a fcdnmppine he k«ds a i-oniwi of S O i h i 

care 

Fedeml awurity agents on a hilari- 

R«?«)gnizing the Upper TOWD- 

» aimed at the acMevcmei ous wild cmi 

rfiip area as • rapidly develop, 

*f pfNM in every *p 

ing and prognrgive region, the 

and the results are evidenced in a 

Sendnd-Ledgw has assigned 

visual, diamatie, mwrieal and teen- Cary Grant has placed h:m«rlf in 

Mn. Law to cover tte Townnteaj 

pprfernni new before believed «*le Jeopardy. 

aWp nwsbeet rampietrty, from 

possible on die m n 

In ha current stint In Universal's 

tte activitlM of tte "nawnhfp 

t 

Mow of all., tte Academy Award- Fh 

CommJttee' down to tte Little 

Goow. in Teehnuvlor he 

wsminf film was creued by Warner has 

League action. 

surrounded himsrLf u::h two 

Bro*. to brinj rich entenainmenc 

sett t notorious wine' 

C!ub secretariea, charity 

rewards to audiences throughout the 

fund diredori, afrf piwaons 

vrorkl. 

Through most of the roman'u wttt aortal items are urfed to 

ad. 

From itp MM creation as "ftim«. enfure comedy, in whii-h hi* ro- 

pontapt Mrs, Lnw m that thr 

lion" by Geers* Bernard Saw, stars are Leslie Caron and Trevor Soitinei-Led^r can rword the 

thKMirtj its fitaba] success as a muu- Howard, he finds himself competing 

Township Fvippenuigs. 

eal comedy on the stage, and nowfor 

attention with wvpn assorod ft- A note in the mail or a trie- 

on the -vreen. "My Fair Lady", hasniale 

moppets. ;yf,« 7 to 15. 

a phone call at 39frMT7 will 

a reach Mrs. Law. 

never been any-hing lets than a tut. if that weren't challenge enough 

The tlT.OOO.OOO, Technicolor and Pan- shares conaiderable {iv»\ipe nHUMLIiLyu.^. - ••'•• - - J jBKt' ait-: 

ijn production adds new dirnen. 

TO :ts already fontastle record 

ADVKE 

Of SUCWM. 

'liean who seemingly giut* wuh 

A good way to get rid of unwanted 

The talents of Audrey Htpbum and Utter disdain upon aU non-webb-fooiguests 

is to turn off the air condi- 

R« Harruon were employed (or the •d creatures, Gary ineludrt. tioner,—Tribune. Chicago, 

iftirring roles of Hia DooiltOe, who 

starts in unknowing ignorance and 

ends in knowing splendor, and an 

equally unknowing hut educated pro 

lessor, who transforms her, in the 

process fells in lose with her and, 

«i a rwnflf, taliHi the Bret step towards 

his wu enlighiment, 

Stanley HoUoway. Wilfrid Ife-de- 

White. Gladys Cooper. Jeremy Bret 

and Theodore Bikd co-star in "M 

Off Walk 

Phone 

399-969* 

Fair Lady." The film has won eigh 

Academy Awards, tacludtow thos# 

tor best actor, bat director and best 

f NOW PLAYiN© THRU WID., APRIL 13 I 

s»e»*e»»»eee»t»»eetse»eeee»et 

picture. 

Evenings 7:15 and 9:25 

VILLAOC 

MATiNli THURSDAY & SATURDAY, 2 P, M. 

for us 

from 

nSKCUL VEAL 

CUTLET 

PLATTER 

NOW OKN 

EVERY DAY 

SPENCE 

BAT 

," • •» Vf 

one 

Heaven 

Wait 

Disneys 

DARAI 

CAT 4 

7iti 

*-«•». 

pBLE \ 

M-M 

SNAKKt VI. TNI •OTTLB 

I * 

William Henry 

was arrested for 

I" 

J| BOARPWALiC AT fTH ST. 

...^ 66. cwnpUlned that W. neighbor 

disturbed him by walking In her 

yard witt snakss around her. The 

neighbor, a dancer, uses nute boa 

In her act. 

•fter* 

• Priae, 

tloji. 1 

MOW PLA 

TH3U TUMOAY, AMI 

ONE EVE. SHO' 

MATINEE SATURDAY 

ADMISSION 

ADULTS: IVlNINOilKI; 

CMILDBIM 7Jc ALL 

MOPASSfS 

ma m» m mmm mmH®.mm msam kimmmm,®\ 

NOW EVERYONE MN SEE THE 

LOVERLY MOTION PICTURE OF AL 

Winner of 8 Academy Awards including Beit 

METHOD 

..•,«,.i '^ •,, , >., K ^ , , >'t I |1'.. I ;S 

ItCHNICOlWr WU PUUVBMN-70 • 

^THURS., FRI. & SAT.—APRIL 14th, 15th,| 

J SHOWS: 8 P.M. MIGHTIY — SATURDAY MATINEE 2 W 

bright, tui 

wotttof 

mi. 

iilWws 

• ' I i' L (, 11 i I 

. ill! 11 t, I 

SM> AtMtSSr9fl Mil 

T 

Cisil Di'fctw umi, him ;inth.it 

.i fall-fWf shelter man- 

«iiyr*M* will b nisi-n r«-xt 

Jifiil Stitntiy. Thi- iiiurKi- 

in Divisifin uhirh is unfmin 

it%> I).|tiriiivcni of 

Thili2SWfciLJQKy JSL_HUi._J. 

am. ftiturtCiy, Api-;i !•!. arml timclurti* 

(it fKXin Sjrrtiy. Apiil 17, It in 

nn in-fUnHiiT pnursi' ami till 

will n-rruiin in thc> buiklu* 

out (he PWin- 27 hours ' 

This is an "an-thc-jcb" training 

Thiw 

to familiiiri«> 1ht> 

Just wKit to rxptft a! 

lor in un puwnjcfKy, 

'hi' JTIUHM 1 svil! flit ,md 

vwlcd wilh shelter r;itii»ns ;irwl stippii*"*, 

IJM 1 s,inii- as if .in liiiciî'nc'y 

WM guinK on. 

Burnum' reHi"d thi-n 1 is ;m uraitit 

for shelter miin,î'rs to 

Inn public in oai»« of 

'Hindi 1 intprcRfi^ m rniiiptprim: fi»r the 

or iibljiinimj lunU.TiMfi.ntmr*> 

rtiqui-îfd Ui «,iij th. i li.nrill 

3S8-6111 

Vocational Education 

Vo-Texh Dinnmr Thwtn* 

jytkin tn 

fht 1 ihntnr 

dimw-r on 

of Vocation.il F>du 

' ji Jo jjg 

for VarntkHMl SchooU. 

Thr* dinriT will DP beld at the 

ThunA-rWrd Inn, in WUdwood, find 

WIU Mart at 6:30. It wOI be under 

fee dirrction of Robert Toft, super* 

imcndntf Capp May Cbunly Vocetional-Tochniral 

Sehnals. 

The prOBram will cover a shirt 

hintoO' of thft staff .ind school enroM 

IIWJUU by Kiinrt* Thonwon; tte tadgpte, 

hcattos ofthr •rhool. and the 

d In feuavd iMtsn

a 

F'. 

' J/.* 

i 

NOW OPEN! 

ur. 

EASIER EG6S 

OF BASKETS, JELLY EGCS 

MManu 

Mat flri 6>fptr is* 

SHOP •as. 

Ocoon City 

cool 

look! 

cfttst, smooth press snd 

in M M *tty-iw matter how rough you 

*on * tooth op! Got 

' ^ • 1 . 

CRAZY HATS—Browme Troop 90 met their CTMUOM I to r ) tan Ask. tmt pta 

this week in the Cultural Center and a winner Rath Garrison, second pro* Karr* 

feature of the session was a crazy hat con- Laner, third prat, and Lyna Hchstyre. 

Pictured here are the winners and fourth prize —Grainier Photo. 

OPEN ALL YEAR 

THE NEEDLE & YARN CENTRE 

It* Asbury Avonuw DM 399-7135 

•——_ -—,—, 

READY-MADE DRESSES 

TO EMBROIDER 

wJ^P InMUlVmI llMnWa^QtJ 

raff iNsrtucnoNS with YAM PUHCHASSS 

G*E£TING TO ALL, horn 

US y BARBER SHOP 

WHJn3T?.M. 

OPEN 8 to 5:4* DAILY • SATIUDAY « to 4 

Isabella's 

HAIKSTYUSn — 

Crattietii of F«minin« 

•VwnFarii.TRUJOI.il 

Pram America . TNI DiMURf LOOK 

SMCIAMIIM M nuuMnrr UMH 

* AMPLE FRJffi PARKING 

117 ASBURY AVt DIAL 

Don't Waste Time 

Iranin?... 

MffGlilU' 

inn, Ptaats remain 

Poof ttmtim 

fffivaff ntw umtan 

and ,** •«*•*. 

Ofl M-O*,-. late H>rM Jfcrwrj 

•ran- lytfê 

si .m*! cij* 

mm. Us*. 

A? TMHII CMMr 

-5L "* i« 

a( tfc*: 

of m>( 

t , 

t» a 

«•§ Ma% JjjwiPMB, jy**j 

6okten Age Club 

-flj to 

PMNtUM 

* f • 

• 

K>- ~ 

NOW O 

OPEN 9 to 5 DAJLT # 

• , 

SUBS * 

KMDS OT SUSS anct 

WE CARE ALSO • • •„ 

Wt car* if our cniinman want «»| 

neck ititchaa, mai« buttonhote*. teV 

Hock am DMt w •, www ynor 

We are tf our customers only 

want oa to ftitab any f fiat fttr I 

Wo tako tm at my 

our hoooUM yuM an4 h 

or swMt«r* 

We care so mucti Hoi* 

we want you to com* in 

you have prtiteuiry 

Sally aid, 

THE CWRTY 

•IS AMURY AVpNM 

AND aÔVTI 

..*•'• . 

* •^.i, 

4HHr *•!,* 

W 

GREETINGS 

TO EVERYONE 

U to J oa Good 

UMI 

SARBEt SHOP 

•35 ASBURY AVENUE 

The PENALTY 

if LEADARSNIP 

TNI OCIAN CITY S«NTlMit.-LlD«m 

Coming Events In Somen Point - Linwood 

toww Nat ataite tMt mMttsg, 

•men Potat Jmycax meeting ta 

Harry'i IMI 

• • • 

EUamfcifc OrrH* of «Ntfral Metlky 

IM Church meeting, 8 p.m. 

Good Sender, 

S pm.. in &MM Baptist 

BB Shm id,, Uwrood, 

V* ni« to h,. NU»BER ONE, hut brmg in thr fop Bn«p ,,f A.nrrki.i fin^t mn 

k • lôwibal^ not In bf- tpr*«od hjÛy, toy jWt donl stay first ,| you dun t «intijiiie 

• tmtiy your pasiUun of (eudcnhip, 

ttatto-why *e (Mitt that the quailij «rf the tend «^ MW „ mNRISTTTfn.Y of the 

y^,* 1 */.^ 1 .••* P*^** 1 "* ••»* •wvrt Is piMM> ihe nKist PXHitinR patron That is why 

tojoUidtubte dinen from our us rMS|thbr>rin« •tain by p.iss IJUHT eiiting fteen ' and 

MrnUy bMt a path to our duuni to dine hem 

fc, whwr\yr you, or your fumily

6s.-..' 

I r• 

Clpcks 

Rings 

Jewelry 

' Watch and Jmvairy 

Jtepofra 

SMTH1W1BB 

IHMI MAO, MARMORA 

Dial MM171 

Mn. Myrtle M. Itortt 

â^^H u^^^^ 4iaT ^B^BÂ^^BBV ^t Hal ^H* 

Mb at «fini at aw taw wwvdfcy. 

ArwK 

Mm. ffaawft «M a «af:v# ctf What 

Chrer km, and tad sêra nwt« nf 

her lile a Fhil«drtpfc«L Shr 

f© fMs tHy Kx ^*^s?^ A0f^ and 

, made !w hcrrx* VTV W.T* her 

iff. MA ^fJahplJt* Or^k4kî. 

She ««S * -"if-he-T .f S- 

Frmtet frfsa Oiuri:-.-. a; 

jaad ft- Aitar. * Ch«jvtr OEs 

FRED'S 

SERVICE 

Wh St. I BAY Avt, 

OPEN 24 HOURS 

* Goodyear Tires 

* Delco BcHeries 

* Accessories 

* Tune-Up 

* Lubrication 

* Washing 

mencK-up 

and DHJYIBY 

PH. 3W-9827 

Wash at the WASH BOWL 

and browse at the .. , 

EXOTIC GIFT -SHOP 

P*l«er Stopping Center 

UTM ST. i HAVEN AVI. FREE PARKING 

HtM 10 to 4; Fri, * Sat. 10 to 5 Phone 399-4324 

^LEESON'STV 

AWMMM 

AHTEHNA 

INSTALLATIONS 

TOWER and 

ROOF MQUNTM6S 

TOR 

VHF - UHF 

and FM 

COMPLETE SALES 

# • - .# w., • 

1 cam: 

,7-!«:.--r-J 

acr 

Fit 

: ter. 

and 

Vlf##it 

OCEAN crnr 

wfl Iv condRxM Pla>inK NtXTfc-Scwth 

M the mvM H ftmra aad made bv Raw «atw*"afirl 

Snrs riinpm! Home, Mtt and CMN Oarwon m-.A 108, 

LOMI tf. pif «d \Uneo Garriand 

> *» Gwltwy. Bosbvihrtl and Laurrt 

PuBrrdJ Hcme, fT^t. and QU%v Ibtaon* and 

• LABM 

SOMER5 POINT — Fsawral tew- •***> 

Duplkato Bridg* 

Friday 

plajiwl ««ty Monday and 

« p.m. in tfk» F^rarfuai 

Haven av. F« ; 

call Otw M» 

fTATt TKAFFIC TOLL 

_ F d r Amfrk'M 

acvidraK claim nkw Uvvi 

Sum All titter rauspi 

ta the EUVM aK-tkn EaH and Amor* aeridrtMs. itie 

Arthur J. &Us diw attewwo to 

SSES:^ t(Til»y kn an 

%K7tg. •Tndt.y'i *cr llr*, Qni§? "d EdZmw 91* and HcUn Has "!«" 

aao«k riUC. Man air.. »te *»* l-« .SaOMlL »»*. 

Mr S. Us annixavt-d 1? tratfc 

Burkr mal mtmnM MarûU -.*vS *nc Sunday n^*ucht. Tt«v^»-!V 

M 1 ^ Ala> &he*.e ssvrmse » hmn,a and had made h« 

"»*rr>p ta*re *:* •IP yrars, 5*> mis 

a rvtrvd pr«t^k-al BOW and * 

— .--rr.ST of Grai "' 

'aaj 

4 in 

* LuttKran CJiiavh, 

MKL-LW Crtcx-3 50 Daughters g< nl« Zeitek and Larr> 

S. 

_* ,i 

• - ^-Jivweri \T«" AuxiUaiy. RKw 

of Clubs Dup);'.*atp B 

J .-.' Gxnpany AuxiUary. 

ftiri-KTiit arp nw mam, Hn, 

Sc>-h-» Nichols of Smihii't 1 . and 

N!r« Marj-irie Kinebiner, et Pka»- •' 

..* Grai-e Lutheran Qiurih. •.*•.;] of- 

',. n'e at *h-» fumfal s»'r\"Iof at 10 

am. in the M;*11e»in FunpraJ 

H> .Tii 1 In'errnpnt u-:;i be at Palw- 

Mrs. Marion W. MitchtR 

— Funend srn1« «1D 

>mr*y mormi^ fc* 

Mrs, Marian WUls ^Ctchrii. at It 

E, DmiTrtir* as'., wtw di#d Monday 

at Shore M«nwrBnB«pit»L 

Mrs. Mitchell, a Lle-l.ong resdent 

of this ar^ was a diarter mm. 

txr and p«* manwi of KtT«at» 

OMpter O Ortw rf Eaaern Star, 

Sie also was a IT. ember o( Onffal 

Methodttt Chi^Bh, 

Suni%i^ is aim m LP«-1S W, 

M-TcfieH. of Ms dty. 

The P,«-. Albert S Lajtqo, pastor 

of Central MrthoSst C^w*. iriU 

rnndurt the SMVief frntn tt» RDd. 

dit•' in Fujwral Hom# in Scmers 

Point SaniRtev at 11 a.m. Inter. 

ment will be at PIaaant%-ilJe Cenw-: 

Paul S. Farmer 

Pfiul S. Farmer. fom"-and-one.ha]t 

> .îrrfjid »jn of Mr mnd Mr« 

Ribert Fainier, o( ftrty, ^.. died 

last Friday At FiagerakI.Mi»re? 

', Sur\-i\ing ta additMft to Ms parente 

are OH broth**, lâri; tm 

; paternal )?randparpnts Mr. and Mrs ' 

! N. Robert FirmCT- el U5 Owmn 

rf.. this rity; s«c«ml emit.*, uncles 

riB»^ fprvice! were o«di 

County Cancer Crusod* 

G«lf Underway Tu«»day 

"n» anm«J OUKTT Crusade will g«»t 

underway .n O»i»" May CmflTty Tu«. 

(Jay. AW(*i C Wilsw, prmidiTr of 

thp Ope May Gamy OMptcr and 

chairman of i« Crusade, ha* announced. 

* 

The start ^ tl» educational errt 

fund nusing campaign was post, 

pooed Iretn April 1 K» that the annua] 

R«l CnMj dri\> mish* get clc«. 

er to Its goal. ^ . 

Dwriel A. Sim*IIR, OCPM Ci'y 

chûrman, has noted the Crusade s 

funds to rarry on the" actH-jtjns of 

May County Oâpur and to make, 

sure that all people tax** and under- '|? 

stand 

tamctT, 

life«iiving totta 

HMTB 

"Light bill, water bin. gas MB, 

milk bill — you've »ot to quit thw 

inld a^ndUgr'-ô Anctoc, Kry 

cocoMfyr C»M tea 

A. 

SHAFTO^S 

RESTAURANT' 

1249 Asbury Avenue 

REOPENING 

SATURDAY 

AprU 9th-4:30 P.M. 

—— _ •—___ .— 

WE WILL BE CLOSED 

ON MONDAY'S 'TIL JUNE 

OCEAN CITY 

HOUSEWIFE 

DISCOVERS 

SECRET OF 

COINING 

MONEY — 

— and you can do it toot $H« 

tfudtos th« odvwtiitnTiH in the 

S«ntin«l-U. •• ••! i (I- I* i.fl.i • r -i 

Stfw ff f*" Kiilfftti'ifi t \ f[n;n'..' i T I i i i i - ' l . ! 1 i. '! 7 -."'i , ' ' '• 'I'l - 

t h e F i t - , ! l > n - l i y ' - ' S i ' i n Cli'ir< h, ;.-n-' rif.u-il < ! • . I i .•! ,-.••• s \ I 

-iiiift s l h . i t 17 i;< » ' ! ! ) • , n l n ' s ' l i n i ! ' - r 'i' !'! i>i 11, I •• ' i . • , . . - . ( ' v i n 

« l ' h fhi- O i u i r h ;K 'In- : [ , ! , t v ; C n < n - 1 ; ill, ' J-.l'i ;, :'! ''•• 

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t ' , .••h'- H , ' "' \\. •!. v ,\ ; M . ' h •• ! I". .'!. '. c , ' 

,i. •!••• -i •: r. i\. Mi., ; • n ','t I ; . , - i r . .' t; ; i 1 ' ,-.• i 

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.iusf nt C'hi-^'iiiii.s ii' r , n I. i'!. r ,•. .;.- -•:('-,it 

I. 

Linwood Parish 

Plans Expansion 

I.INWOOI.) — A project to build 

i S »' J (N>*> c hnr< h vhool convrni and 

i.c:»,y his bc«'ii initiaUid by Our 

!.. iy i'[ Sornnvs parish. 

T ! i I :!i" l.fXH) f irnil;s in iho 

•Ii JM- hi im: avkrd tn ntl'ihuto 

i i , , $ 1 [H v 11 K five- pcr- 

, i>! ,ii" ihi-'f itifiMi'i-. This wij'jl'l 

M xin-.' "\ $^1 IKK) 

11 i 1 ir r ,J ihii ilihout'h no 

i | i III\I Inn [i[ i Hid, thi' 

I tiu:l(i!n - w-oiUrl >to on ii 

ic ( , I land in th< vicinity 

}"' < n! i lunch ,-!i VV ibiish HV, 

v in aru) pi.pl.ir ;ivt K. The 

Ii i' ,v In :IYA UMil for the 

'vurli \>.i.iiii) U' t-onvi.tcd jn!o a 

J=V 

^ y . The Niilrtingi would be 

built owr a five to 15 year period, 

Our Lady o* SorroM perish which 

coven 20 square mlk« was opened 

K'vmmoMin •«• taMf 4a pnittaM 

of St. Joseph's pariah and St. Peter 1 ! 

parish. Rev. rerTHro. who ca/ne to 

thi UniU>d Starps Irom Italy in IBM, 

MN 1 — 

In Fashion 

Now 

to beheld. They came to aR 

was appointed to the new parish and colors. Then an 

when it was created. 

•taps, with cutouts and «h» 

popular pump. The moat 

difference, taowevtr, il i 

FOSTMASTM TO MOW FILM thne are either law or 

MARMORA — GorAwi Thanami, high. They may be 

prcNident of thi* Upper Township or walstcd but tte high, 

Fawnf-Tcat-hpr AsMotiation, and pmt' o« out 

niHsltr cjf thi TiK.'kjjhoe OMf otfice, 

will show II film pprtaining to the Ocxtume jewelry 

mnils/- nt the mwilns Wedmsday famous b»c at 8 p.m. Nomination of of ages paat are vmy B*0* 

wj lulso he held. 

vogue. Theae are "*" 

copies of aoUd §aU 

Men amJ women, who leani to 

laugh at thomselvec, even privaldy,' The true end la living to *• 

we on the road to KlMmprevemeat. devetepmatt of human 

can now Beautify your 

BUNGALOW or COTTAGE 

IN ORNAMENTAL IRON 

25 Straight Feet of PORCH RAILING 

As Low as ..$125.00 

or CALL , 

• •111 SEE i 

OCEAN CITY 

ORNAMENTAL IRON & WELDING CO. 

733 MOORE AVENUE OCEAN CITY, N. J. 

DIAL 399-2305 

:*"«*-• -r-^- 

# 

5V^«- 

~^ 1=#==S.-.«*v^»*^j-_-: 

STS ALWAYS BEEN FAMOUS FOR SMOOTHING OUT ROUGH ROADS 

And right now for a Double Dividend, you get a buy ttiat'll smooth out your butfpt! 

CHEVROLET 

DOUBLE 

DIVIDEND DAYS! 

NO. 1 BUYS • NO. 1 CARS 

Now at your Chevrolet dealer's 

. . * • / 

Buys on those big beautiful Chevrolet* 

have never been betler! Chcvralcis 

with vspHMiitv ear lului, ntprwiim 

far luxury. With mlM value fealarM 

like IMcolron generator. sdf-M|juNliitK 

brakes, lonK-lastin^ MaKic-Mirror 

ftm^b. Hiftrt mm jm^m fmtfrn nv 

nrfnr. p^mcr and bod; style you waM, 

And fiBhl new your Chevrolet dealer's 

making it mighty easy to buy if. Sec him! 

OVER 700 cushioners 

and sound deadeners. 

including 

bushings, grommets 

and mountings. 

shock and noise in 

every Chevrolet. 

A MUSKY ran. 

SPRING af each 

whet 

softer, quieter, 

Jet-smoother. 

1 ^ 

•OW m FISMCTmean* beauty, 

durability, taking value, 

J 

»§*, 

nwcinc WMOSMMQ mpcf^ 

tm MB) front tMl 

lilt MA 0mm at BILE, INC. 

• • 

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,f • - - 

- . ' . • . " 

3^5 

=*^52S&*'** 

m 

fa v 

t 

!-• 

i - ^ %

* It ii too 

like most professionals m 

dbnor long words, 

from the 

•BMnicat" wfcieft, 

in Rone by the 

into the vocabuman, 

who knows little or 

of Uto aver 

cal Greek. Kit he knows 

the basic ideals preached by 

ban teith. 

to expect that divisions 

will b* bridged over com- 

II. ? 

tState Financing By Lottery 

: The next tfaM yea 

i. to drive downtown you 

in the family car 

reflect that you 

eTaijjre* •*, It ta 

from tht wortdi gr«at 

tkiiniifL 

the very least, has 

ISM, tha 

areaa af raHgteufttaii^M en which ataest ail 

Mkliwl can agree right BOW. 

There Med be no Motion of an MMs)fadplet 

if IM recofnitos the 

ground g on which ich all "*»^g4! TO4 can 

met. Most cerUinry nd a common ground 

«Mi aad greater recogoiUan of tku fact is a 

direct ruuH of the Vatican Council. 

AH ncm are brotb*rs AIT men are seek 

*rs after eternal trutk, Evea though it is only 

gtvwi as to see through a ftass darktr oar 

x sion is not totally obaemred. The light of the 

Dane illuminates the hearts and maids of 

ail men if they will but let it do so. 

Thus—usmg the big word again—Easter. 

1M6, is an ecumenical Easter It gives the 

age-old phrase, "He has risen", new signifi- 

Happy Easter, 

The State of NewHampshire 

has a 

which last produced enough 

was rtf© 

m ed enough 

^ » .available ilbl 

"*" MllMfMi has a population p 

WMOfc -4 mi* at the totteryUckete 

were 

i Ud to bi i th 

of 

Z WMOfc -4 mi* at the tottery Uckete were 

* it* «Ud to Mnom bring in the state but to 

*-—-- - - Ci The end result of this government financing 

by lottery might be 50 compettng tetter- 

JK. OBS for Aach state. Of 4OMMW. 4his ta 

unlikely, but the fact remains that lotteries 

dififer very little from legalized numbers 

rackets. 

WhUe the purchajf of i five dollar 

— a food many from New lottery ticket may # not he regarded as a 

serious moral lapse by most people, it re- 

itgWators are toying with mains a fact that the state permitting any 

tiM«f a lottery to provide some of the kind of gambling enterprise is in reality 

• — wich Governor Hughes had anti- permitting something under state auspices 

dtoatod woald com* from an income tax, Thta which would be considered illegal and rep- 

S6teha« a population of 6,066,000 We also rehensible if undertaken privately. Capitol Hill • • • 

have far man visitors than does New Hamp- Once this theory that it is all right for a 

state to engage in otherwise illegal activities 

, It MDI unlikely that a is accepted, the bars are down, ' 

D C - Thf fining 

.coogTMsianal riertions haso in- 

*. New Jersey lattery would raise enough funds If the State can run a lottery, why can't duced grnpraJ agrtvment ;mi..n;; f.,. ••>: 

% to make It worthwhile, even if such a fund it run a chain of gambling establishments^ the so-talk-d impartial i-xpfUs th,.t 

*• raiting scheme could be regarded as ethically Why can't it operate bookmaking establish- Republican gains are a t.-r- i -r\ 

*-• and morally sound. 

ments in all municipalities? 

This is inchoated by trtttl.t.i.11 im! 

I Sevwal states are reported sending in- A good many people are unlikely to also, this year, by pjv\a.l:n.;- fir. 

» ve»tigators to New Hampshire to study the accept the principle that what is bad under cum&ances. The rivenr ihvljr:r •>[; 

5 lottery jjilti thsre. HeanwhUe, New Haop- private auspices is perfectly all right under 

state auspices. 

that orKiini/fd labor 

^ shire is nailing agents to Europe to see 

b» ndepmdnit in tin' i#b .ki fi,*is 

f about the possibility of unloading lottery 

And the practical fact remains that New supporting neither party ti'lf* th,' 

Hampshire's lottery is raising far less rev- GOP. 

• tickets on Europeans, 

enue than its backers anticipated. 

Without HJch a Mntrt?*,n- Kirr riti« 

to PilhtT psirt> I^Ti'.'M-rHt..- 

Party t-andidatfS » juid nonr,,i:;> r.crtve 

the lion"! ihaiv if .irgirii/isi 

r labors support .Slenny ha.i 'hn.- 

Automobile Driving Is Dangerous 

the path tor urt'ins ir»1 ,11who 

îsh to supp.r U o I 1 . 

cmndidates. 

The war in Virtnamis 

ed on the American people on three major 

factors. Automobiles are not engineered for 

optimum safety. Our can and our roads 

ILjpiB- nmat be unproved with human safety paraacoaniimount 

in the minds of those who design 

ta this country IMI were 41,000 them. 

traOc fataimes. Since the 1 of the The third factor, however, has to do 

. .. -- the —- Mai auU. aeddent with the drivers. It is the human factor. In 

^ death toll in this country has to 1,600,- otter words, it has to do with all of us. 

*" At other 

— ,—»_ ••*• died] We drive too fast most of the time We 

' * in drMng whjk» m have Iran d 

_„. * investigation* of fatal accident, 

to the war in South cany far too many notations "HBD", which 

means autopsies on dead drivers indicate they 

says that it have been drinking, maybe not enough to be 

•vary four automo- considered drunk, but enough to dull their 

' wiHU involved perceptions and their reflexes. 

is either in- We don't take good care of our cars. We 

may have seat beHs but we rarely use them. 

We drive as though the fatal acadMt may 

happen to some other driver—hut not to us 

Safety inginssri haUm» that designing 

cars for safety, plus safer roads, plus safer 

driving habtte cattkt reduea our traffic toll 

*• J 

the Sftteri outttning hto inter- 

Joel A. Matt, Jr 

«f fee state « 

al At OowMy BBMI «f 

wne sertion*. but thi> ixi.tit .•{ 

(W» mctioi. ami how muih i « si 

bf o r>i.- 

TRENTON — Muih 

power were Iu« in tht> 

haJU «1 the State- Htjine dunnK thtrecent 

tafUe over the Govern»rs 

one to five pereent âduatcd income 

fax which rertived a surpriv 

Ing defeu in the Sate Senate recwitly. 

p lobby 

includuiK oSe New Jersey 

and Oie League of Wo 

.men Voters, whose rpprespntMtivi-s 

have teen pushing few new taws 

•w ftp tast decade coukj not corml 

lii-rxTii'l\ ^(thtk\iu i' > j'ist i 

• :%-• '•: -hi' (T.~,H. M Iw.n.- ii'l.tii,. 

f.l h.iiii ,i;l '.'» M fi« il 'Mi !*•• I ,,,tlil- 

»i.tio, Lit hi I Ih.ill 'IIJ! Hn J • - IH • 

k . n ^ i i i « . i i ' « ;.. M is .ii In.' I ^•••••iin 

' •ifi •! h ,:i • • , \ . - > : • . 

t ' "1 l[«i Si ',• |. •, If 

I . ' H i l . P . , i t i . i l , ' • ' i t ! 

l ' i - •!• • > ' . I . • • • •••• • ;. 

t i i k i ' l l i M i l l K 1 i! i h r »'>',i.;. . .' ••! "!•• 

«••:;!' i ' i • . n ;• ' ". '\v :in '. 

'J"h i UUi 1 \. • I'rs.* i.:;! 

dut'inR from 70 tu i'u ih- 'jj.i. »•. •:.• 

ago fw a Int- (..shin.; 1 . .-usr 

ppJ5i;m,!'H;i 1 ^ ;• :. . [.' ' • '• •. • •,• 

qf the fjitong licrnwy-att- tr*- a^ 

mi«t to pf-rsons Ci jcirs • f d.-. ^r 

afctfr. 

ThP !i«s in ni'ii;i! r.-.. nu- f.r 

ttvh uf thf nrat thru >.ir». f..i -hi- 

difWt rhArge ^r thi I. i n>( » mil 

a single vole for the Governors in- 

iu 

tinnal revcmjM of $U0 miUian year- • mm 

ifii*jtpg*ri. 

myttem started. of the larger mMmcpalitMs 

of N«w Jersey some of whan 

f^€fcclifi8 nr^d. mcxiA. 

also appear reticent utter abtuvlonthe 

Got entor in Ms time of 

ins a tc«al of n-scnuj* if 

•sad. They were dostinrd to iwrtvc 

nuUian of doOars from the new Oenerml Tn«sury. 

income lax through State financial 

•id to mineifaUtin. Thee parUeu- 

\mtfy indiale mm n*y*% of Om- STATE GIVa%WAYS — O«isf 

ul Newaiii. who had ly «lled upon by cuuntiws 

wMl the 

help Mow the 

revealed imufflcienl 

It *pt 9m new taimu price of vataa ia the 

taa 

ta 

an ennrtt for new 

tto year. Tht Gamma* in 

of Oke State. Mftnfts Hew Jcney 

. Mot MMQT Q( the 

Iwrrnilnri who pnvtaah/•"• 1 t*o6d to 

be iBfUO. The Lms .if *"i«i.f:i: A..i 

"—'-- •>-• F ik i 

iifif|:f,iirWi! iihl .if ,',(). 

has huri iirj;nfi finn .irv! 

•ii" iii in Viftniuiv f'T ji'in. antl 

\Ui;!i' f hi • in f.'«i uf the |.«sl \c-ir 

.ijHiiii niiy uib JU I I hui (jufeU.un tu 

im is'ifii it ;ib*i hwii him without 

h.t fnf.'ian atf.iirH Iriunp >*t the 

— Ur Iht 1 war HM.H nnw 

»T«.|»|J»««i up uiiii th.a w m*w 

histiify. 

i.ir 'if thf |»«iiiblf latW 

.mi if in.iv If lh.it m unf will 

!•• iiiiir in hi-.iii him iff iti ihr 

cumi'nti'iii |Ki»i in 19JN Mi' will hr 

j't.w ;n ttns >n»r'). i-imKn-SMniyil 

ilii'.ijis HJi ,il«.,i>> and wilt h«st» 

,i ^.iin .ti tfii' I!ti#i i liN-tiom to KIMJW 

(.it his .nil th«' party's rv* 

f• •* .in>nni- iii umtt'Ht lht» I*n>iuil«>nt. 

unh^v thf S'lctnam war has 

f '.-; lt.nl I.i W.IIÎ Aral infUt»»1 

!•• it«> trviic-mhfln , |;r to the 

The entire n>i-ipf.s 'if 'he lifi-rw 

•fund in> dedicat!vi«iifin "f l-isJi ;,n| 

'. N«n« frf fhf? funds f-i mi,, tiu. 

j'imi tml thi^ :i^wl 

Ai Mn*M'M the l«w prfnirtrs • if 

tunis rnrm,i hy fhe State ft n 

the *iikT.ii Ci j 

City Chairman Joseph Bradway 

suiuld publwh what it saw fit to 

is ;i comparatively enlightened • 

convinced hw colleagues thit 

papers prmt what they please 

mvriru < ONKKKKNCES — 

reguliir .Jttcnnior Choir. "As It Began to 

iSnuiiii ; Dawn" hy Viraent. Solo voice. 

10 a.m.—W.S.C.S. awns Grr>up. Helena Hanrl, Flute obligatto, Janet 

.130 p.m.—Brwnire. Bukrr and Debbie Fox. 

7:30 p.m. — Mid'w«-k Ser%iie in Msniiy 

Bleyler Chapel. ! S pm—Deborah Circle meeting at 

• • thr- tvmw of Mr». Esther Strauss, 

CHURCH OF CHRIST '» Wi-sli-y av. 

Farasalaa B^Mhtf Tuaaaay. 

' 7:30 p.m.—Choir rehcaraal. 

Rtkart CaalM, 

10 a.m. to noon—Church Library. 

10:15 a. m—oiuie Study, 

U a. m—Worship Service. 

6:30 p, m.— EvmlnR Worship. 

• p. m.—Herald of Truth, radio Mainland Chunhmt 

program on ration WLDB, 1490 kcs. 

SGMIRI FOIMT 

• s * 

CHRIST I PI SCOP AL CHURCH 

OCEAN CITY BAFTIfT CHURCH 

157 Sh«r« rri. 

R«v, Aaalpli Wm HaM, B.D., vicar 

Raw. DavM P. Wright. D.D., BMMM- 

Maundy TJMirtaay * 

Rav. RmaH*La«iaa, 

in :wi .-i.m. — Holy Communion 

â^R^B^BT Sw T SWn 

7 p.m. — Choir rehearsal 

s p.m. — Holy Communion 

Qaaa FrMay — 

Nnort to 3 p.m. — Three Hour 

tune, Mt^wge by Pastor Wriahi. 

9:30 a.m.—Suntiay SohonJ with de> 

par&Qenta for t'VMy mi'iiiber

• •«• 

N ;•*' 

,•«*

Ikiiif 

ttetaN? 

NIW JERSEY BELL 

TMUI 

Jacob SchuH are co-chairmen for ] Ta«ay (Thursday) — 

the evqnt. 

Upper Township Jaytiws, 8:30 p.m. 

home of Don Younj;. 

SCOUTS SI I DEMONSTRATION 

Fifty ft'outH and three li-adci's of 

Umvood Boy St-(»jt Truop Jffl were 

vrti a demonstration of First Aid 

and a tour of the Cape M:iy Courtly 

Resrue Sqund hcadquurtfrs l:»st 

Thursday es'eninH. Tht 1 tour iitiil eh ni- 

onstraiion was conducted by Sqimrt 

Oiief &.-o!t Burmnn and ww fi; Fire Compiuiy 

Auxiliaiy, 8 p.m 

Bakfd Gooils Silc, r> p m,. Corner 

11 Ris, 49 and 50 in Tui-k.ihiM-. .spunsor. 

| ] «1 by Rescue Squad Auxiliary. 

Satwriay — 

Cub Scout Den 2, 10 a.m.. Tucka. 

hoe KIIV Hull 

TNI OCEAN CITY 

Enlisted Men's U.vos C,i>-- •*?."*. 

Base DiniriK Mali 

* a * 

Girl Scout jun.u- Tr-;i!< C. ~ ' 

Uaptmt Chu;..". 

L'ppt'r Timnsh p 

Assoeiation. S p.m. 

Brcwnir Truip J7 

hiJin of Mn. \\ IL-. 

Mn, Campbell 

Dinner Guesf 

Mrs, Jam' - * u. ?±" 

honor at a rt-t.r* mw*i"B" ol General Lafayette onstration was given by Boy Scouts 

*?" *"„ * "T 1 * °" m * Chapter DAR. , Douglas Ks?r, ttrUiapiwr Malia *n>! 

today^_ "Man. days are wnpty . . ., Tjftc g^^ nwlvod a monrtarv David Brown, from Troop T2 in 

he needs something to hold onto , . . prim fop tavlng ^ ygheg, ppreen,. NorthfleW. The buys properly **d-ii 

•*. "^>. a If*." 11 "* Po*w. « agr of members attending the State the American Hug and pltuvd t ;n 

drive, yr. uum»K saw. CAR spring Confentice in Princeton, the lighted fireplace for bunum: Pr. 

The Methodist pastor suggested to The name of Eleanor Ker was sub. Davis explained it is proper • iwn 

his listeners that Lent be the time mitted for the annual CAR Good or-bury a flag and both mtthixU «i|> 

for renewal of nun's relation with Citizenship Award. She competed ply to the Bible as well. 

God and religion. j with gu-te from all SI State Societier j Mrs. Waiter R. Eshbach Jr. R> 

Vice PreF *Juil. in. 

a HO) 

M*T£iR 

have a problem 

with our Ca tali na 

we just cairt fix. 

It looks expensive. 

l>uy»r». Which sort ' car for tht sam* mor.*/. A 

Monday — 

iitunl of Adjustment, 8 p.m., lh 

KUt-St lif *. Of V?ia \muml*3£- 

Township Hull. 

* * m * 

Upper Township Comniitttv, H p.m. 

tho affair M-- 

Township Hal!. 

ilauulitiT ,Mr« 

* * * 

Girl Scout Ciidette Tii»op 11, 7 to 

9 p.m., himu' of Mm. W. WeUu 

the iiiL r -r 

_ _ ...... „ m.,_f .. .*,. .. 

- ••' 

TiK'kuhoe VolunUvr Kirc Cuinpiiny '•'F l l M ' r T'w-i-,..; L, 

\ 8 p.m. 

wa.s ni(i>:' r 

«'f| Mr" *•;« 

Twaaay — 

Upper Town«tfilp Efrmrutarj- S 

lili/zaci an. 

ro^jpuns, 8:45 a.m. 

Mr* 

Upper Township PlaiifLnj; Iloard. 

8 p.II... Township Hall 

f/i.r.i 

L'pp-r 

• -•;„». T*" 11 ^w ' 

. . , • i'"tl.i 

Ltidies Auxiliary to PoNt 1.VB, h "' ! ••'}'" T! "' v *i'- J 1 '^ 

WUI RfW' Wll/^'J tf*7 /fl" t r i/ t 

•»«wnw »4»f »•«•• »*««. ,*». ..-•« *,. 

UT.' (ti,i*irifi iif I "p|j»'f 

Junior League 

Tours Building 

Board 

Sfoaklatt 

5OO 

' ; fj-'i 

6UARDIAN LOANS 

Looir Wolf 

fit Wmil 

Wmmr Wofl 

ACCUMATKLV FILLfcu 

IR 

check-ups. 

ter through 

contrUj^ 

U tocul 

Trained Persennel Te Insure 

A food *ay|ii 

«««• is »i 

ttonw-T 

Elfitf MonoMy, AeHI 

AVt'5 "Mllf 

SIf 

Av#nuo 

OPKN FRIDAYS UNTIL 11». M. 

33rd ANNUAL SPRING EDITIi 

OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER 

America' 

F- ft 4 A If 


, proipextfy flUMts 

f«$ MAIM sam rm IIVANCE onas mi) 

Uff TMS HANOY COUPON TO OtDBI NOW 

'. N, J. 

»ing to the 

lin Isles? 

gal 

OCHS Student And Principal 

To Visit Stockholder Session 

lial 

and P««t Com. 

«y County 

American L*. 

and Atlaniic;^ i" 1 **, fTI « n N«w Paster At 

Palermo Church 

PALERMO — The Revprend Donaid 

Weaver has accepted the pastor- 

•te Trf Second Cape May Baptist 

Owreh, Palermo, succreding Rever. 

end Gayle Ryle who left for an as- 

of Life Bible Club until me Wrth 

of their son. 

Rev. and Mrs. Weaver will move 

to the area permanently in June, 

MeHriwhlle he is serving the church 

on wf'H(rad!i. 

^" from eight on April 12. 

„, An orchestra ,r,hestra will 

Sou»h«n New Jersey Gounne. who f^î «- 

for doming fotowing will •«• firsthand the workings of a 

1. Junior dan president at 

City High School, and Frin. 

of the American Local Man It Named eipal Michael Subotieh. Represcnt- 

and thiir 

ing UaJnland Regional High School 

„ ine lor Area Scales Manoger win be Donald Lawaon and faculty 

April 7. Further in- rmderick F. Mathls. of 500 Wav-member 

John Rosebery. 

bp obtainrd the , erly blvd,. Ocean Ciry. has been B«>«rd L, England, chairmwi ol 

T Rj*h*rd,nam«i aatm mmm^r for fraltnit * me a»rd. and Junes P. Hayward; 

President, Kc-odB in the Hpasnore area the prertd#nt, will welcome fte elan 

company has announped. He n* ileaderi 

and school offldata to the 

places James E. Humphreys, of 213 meeting to be held in the Company s 

Slevf-n dr., LJnwond, who mired on Accounting and Data Proces»ing 

April I after 34 years with thr Center, 

John Lloyd, Jr., a director and 

j Mathi.* wfll direct Sealfemt's Ealn company attorney, will address the 

activiti'-s throughout the South Jer- group prior to the annual meeting. 

sey resort area from the company's The students and school official 

Atlantic aty branch, Mathis has will tour the Accounting and Data 

been witt Sealtert since 1863, when | Processing Center and see the op- 

he joined the firm in Philadelphia eration of the RCA 101 fully transistorized 

computer and related 

signment In ftelaware rccc>ntly. 

Reverend Weaver is o native of 

Rhode Island and is a gmduate of 

Providence Barrintfton Bible College 

where he received his BA. in 19M, 

He then earned his T.H.M, in 19»a 

at Dallas Theological Seminary, Dal. 

las, Texai. 

After working with the youth in 

Port Worth for one year, Rev. Weaver 

worked tor three years tor the 

Word of, Life Bible Club in South 

River. N.J. and New' York City. 

Rev. Weaver is married and he 

and hit wife, Loia, havp one son, 

Scott. Mrs. Weaver is olso a graduate 

of Providence Barrington Bible 

College and worked for the Word 

& PARTY SUPPLIES 

ED HILL'S I 

MACOOC CAM 4 OIFT 

m Patni 

DIAL 

electronic faciliti*. which •taeeia 

•II the monthly electric service bills 

which are iiwued by the company. 

a.1 an accounting supervisor. He 

I later metwti as cmn« manager until 

mming to Atlantic Oty as as. 

sis*ant mien manager last July. Ho 

is a graduati. of Rt, Jowph'H Col 

wifli the U, S, Army in Korea, 

Humphrey* joinf-d Seajteat in 1932 

ai a (trtverMleaman in Aflantie 

City and has spent most of his 

cim*T with the company in the' 

•wMith Jersey irw. In 1942 he 

miivrd up into sales management 

and prijureiwed thniUKh a succes., 

M.in iif assignments tu manager

• 

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RAMBLERS 

COMWnJMCTW 

I Ml MIT AU.OWAMCI 

ON YOOH UMDCAR 

8ALL0 

RAMBLER 

Dye (fey €svt (but 

MAL 4*5-5122 

"Eagtett Ftaet to The 

County To Do Business" 

Artist's Conception Of New Center, Note Landscaping On Front and Side. 

Cultural Artt Confer 

Wesley Av. School Halls Of Learning 

To Be Adorned With Works Of Art 

by Catherine Bowen 

The long dream of a eonsclentioua 

group of local ettisens Is 

about to becdme • reality at the 

site Of the oid, Wealey av School, 

409 Wesley av. 

The dream itartcd several yean; 

ago when a gray of anuirtitir und 

professional arlists decided to hold 

TERMITES? 

FREE INSPECTION! 

NO OBLIGATION! 

RATNER 

PEST CONTROL 

— ESTABLISHED 1910 — 

DIAL 3994200] 

A MEMBER OF THE 

NATWHAL mi NEW JERSEY MST CONTROL ASSOCIATIONS 

WATER 

far 

LIVING 

an art show. It was apparent there 

II n in sis—s il i • 11 • inlTrr v^-m tfa * 

artMa, and it was mentioned that 

a place to exhibit the work as 

well as a location where 

could be hdd would be 

TWs, as with otter dreams waj 

Just tte start. The need of a eiv,e 

center where organizations c\>wd 

meet, little theatre groins nijiii 

reheane and |pve thwr prrscn'alions, 

and many other needs wire 

cited, ***" 

Many such dreams arf» 'ajked ^f 

bat nothing over done abot£ them. 

•o they die. This *-jj not me C.IM: 

with this. The art gnmi 5ponso;'*i 

Boardwalk An Stwai dunnc ••> 

summer whif-h hase (Cfr.vn ..", s stand 

b'a'uri- so rwu LfH'% SUV on 

annual event. TTui year, i' is pan- 

ned lor Juiy 23. rj 

Prooeds *m put 

dream, 

Th«- ww Ihcn s* 

school wiiich had 

with a nvidtfn faciiry 

GjmmiMkrurs diK-ussed the 

bility of usinu *ht* riu.i-j.rifl l 1 '^(1 Will ?•«' i l'i«'n*i 

:;. r:,,rr >ri ajvi a prac- 

.vrt. 1 Imllt* lia.'Si's tan 

A.M pijiiniHi ^ a nit's•••• 

for «th«- m-the-niund 

or the 

,s biped in timr to hase a 

ii,r."1.jr f>r L*x- Cultural C»f> 

ami plan ar 

-.'y w 

.i,f,es. 

jfis in th, associate pJisior of Central 

Mi»:hiidi»i Ghm%"h of Lin«xTud Mi's. 

Man Moure will sins "TTicrc U A 

Green Hill Tar Away' 

Fifth Word — Rev. Robert Olson. 

p.Utor of &«%!«»• Baptisi Church frf 

Lnwopd. Mrs. Eîllyn House will îtte 

"O n%tm> Rcdfwncr" 

Sixth Word — R*-% William Mnycr. 

p;i«tor of Befhiinj Mrth>slisi tliuri-h 

of SUMKTS iVj'.nt Mrs l,uc> t'ham- 

WTvrc Jesus Walked." 

w 

and 

("ulfurai 

"W , , 

frf the 

. NIRVIS 

BUS 

ONE YEAR MATURITY 

$ 5,000 MINIMUM AMOUNT 

I 

WiU 

SIX MONTHS MATI 

Bl 

LESS THAN SIX 

MONTHS MAI 

AMOUNI 

ANYONE HAY tW 1HBE CBtrnCAIES- 

WMVWIAIS. CORPORATIONS and NONfMrtT ORGAMZATMNS 

WTWCST nOM MTE OF CSttE 

canncAns ARE AWOMAIKAUY RBCWAME 

MEMMX 

RESOIVK 

- -.• • ». 

1914 1966 

REDUaiON MORTGAGf LOANS 

THI 

SEASHORE 

BUILDING and LOAN 

ASSOCIATION 

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TITLE INSURANCE 

NATIONWIDE FACILITIK 

HELSE- TI1XE& 

OJARANTY 

CO. 

OFFICE LOCATED — 2ND FLOOR 

CAPE MAY COUNTY 

NATIONAL BANK BUILDING 

OCB/W tA 11, ME.W JERSCT 

W. ALL1N IMPICOTT Miupf 

Seashore Gardens 

Mh to 29th Sti, -:- Wmt and Haven Av«t. 

I . 

.•*(*" 

Iledroom Style (Shown Above) ONLY '12.900 

on a lot 40* % 115" 

i 4 Bedroom Modeb* Priced S«ghth ffigher 

^ GRACE REALTY 

18th StrMt and Aibury Avenue 

Hi Skipper 

My None, 

Iff... 

BILL 

WOODS 

stive yooj rve helped lets ol 

to get the best at the lowest cost 1 cm 

do the game lot you. Jus! odl me «ti 

Phono 999-49O0 

BELL & WOODS 

RfAl Of Are and INSUMANCB 

WMI Am Ooon Oty, N, J. 

Jetsam 

THI OCIAN CITY UNTINIL-LIDOIR f— 

Going fe Brmndywlnm 

• • • •V «U y«u mad wrf folk, nee 

. that eonM smi tt the Youth Onttr toolsbtior 

ttb put «Mfc thr flick fr«n Ifewtw nkw . , . 

. fW love It Foe airfet» Only . . . Aould be » 

taw ft yams nA aid good teem ... took out for Putd'a 

me* mm 

^ to fecta fecta dqaimmm, wWch 

the 

M It be toM; meam MttilMbwi have no 

^ Modi . , believe thta ridieulata Jaka baaiiw at m much Mm Bonl Oark, of Prospect 

Surfing k In . . mtm out on big time nem ... rah ... except 

me 

Park, Pa., and 1644 Simpson av.. 

emm .. out In Kaw«ll that brilliant scientist who finally ttUi dty, has hem acceptod by 

I 

tb*t ôraphyU aapirln , . , Brandywine College, Brandy, 

»«nWng headache. , . , wine, Del,, where she will spe- 

M Mtan, South Att^ , j . , thM« enough g el that cialize In Legal Secretary work. 

in Spain^. ,,ovw In Franc* , , , and . , , LU Duadc may appear in Mi« Oark attended Ocean City 

yp In New Zettaad , , . and yow pam at the all-new T-AWBd High School last year and is an 

W U you don't think Mrtng u oong ... 1M rwOly tnw . . , honor student at Interboro High 

to . , , and plus. plq*. plus thae CarroU to back ... to la Sirteni Schwol in Glenoiden. 

Hrtj-ai ... the real aurt-, SuppUa ... via Geo^ Gslarti 

•» h»«l^. wmaiMd, who an b* peen meandering around 

and w«U dtvalspad la body and ttoat «heit«in« p-Jnw , . , we Just 

Township 

after all pals ... you J ' weren't ' ready d for all that traffic at 

stay out all taght and go surf- Bob's this whole week , . , get 

ing all day ... hey ... nuff i right up there and hoot ... hews 

Notes 

j **« • • . we don't believe It de-| zat . . , all £ut fer Uus aTtea. class 

pww»«* mmins those two super-' fioA Wind . . . BibUdy and Bobbidy 

fines were here in person . . . lika to you tea 

Mark OcooBe, now hi Uncle Sam's 

by Mary Law 

•mpfcjv, and Joe Seaterto, . who, , yby 

O.K. Seagull get started on that The JayecM are sponsoring an 

the way, advertised if if anyone f#. warm weather dance. Its about that Eaater egg hunt «i Saturd.iy at the 

| male was' Ioo4dng for a flve-tet, «m. Mere nnrt week. Meanwhile. Uttle Uague Field, New rd , Paler- 

sw uMd Wd . . . wha . . . terrific look for the footprints in the sand, mo, It will begin at 2 p.m. and 

I Townsend Oonklln mada the Nat 5^ 

more c£ a yell at *he mattnee the 

other day ... took out. meanwhile, 

for Mary Jane Howard, who may IToyng Dancers 

be thin year's answer to flaming 

Mame . . . move it ... we tuned 

in to the Bay Shares acne where Entertain PTA 

popular new DJ Mike Bradley interviewed 

the celebs 

nica work get ready Dancing pertunncd for members 

fa- the rc*J thing that'i hawcrdnc «!* *• Augurtnes Parent Teacher 

. . . ta none o*w ttian^ctaî ^* Um ** thclr merting jf* 

, Mrs, Charles Murphy, chairman 

I of the Easter Monday card party, 

gave a ihort i^prt on its pmRrcw. 

1 

White elephant items new gifts and 

fd, she said. PpnionB 

dvised to bring their 

otvn playing cards, 

all aet to- GMWOP i O»pwonc« hiwc been named tor a 

wt thMe^larni rooort h °P« io ** hrW un ItH ' Mu by rûl Revere and the Raiders 

. . , you've got to get a luck out Of 

Mcfcs . . , unlc 

*« 

Pier an April if, it was annnunccd 

by Mri. Leon Cbstcllo, prfsident. 

Anyone wishing to help should enn- 

1 . ou'd rattier bo 

i Just a plain old Poet's Club mem. 

her ... Just ask Helen Symonds . 

at the CrJIege GriU for details on c y CT . are "« 

that nwnber . . . she knows •"*««»« nw 

. . . however, do by all means ask 

Bibb Dedman, 

WiuhjnKton U. about those slam 

men . . . Just you havo a scrweh j 

aver that . . . how row 

State* Pat Gall is touring down to nyne wtshing to help s 

Nassau Town to her hacienda for tact MM, Njcholaa Trafa, 

children up to the sixth grade are 

invited to participate. 

• s * 

Honor roll students from Upper 

TiJwnship attonding Ckân Qfy High 

School inrlude Catherine D'AgoRtlno, 

Marie DeFranco, CcmmH Kulcsza, 

Ruth Henry and Irene Noble, all of 

whom received grwn letters. Yellow 

letter* were earned hy Larain Cassrdy, 

Robert Ella, Hugh Lawrence, 

Gale Rcichert. Joann May, Frank 

Migliaceio, David Stackhouse, Bonnie 

Bijzarth, Priscilla Dean, June Erriek. 

•on. Bonnip Jones, Janis SprinRer, 

Gene Beddow, Patricia .MiUlinn. 

Mary R.êcki, Judiih Sharp, Krnneth 

Southard and DcborJi Wittkaxnp. 

* * s 

Si Aucustlnc's Easter Monday card 

Party will got underway in the- school 

hall at 7:45 p.m. Tables displiiying 

gifts, white elephant articlrs ,:,nd 

cuki 1 * will supplement the card playing. 

The kitchen will also be busy 

preparing coffee and other good 

things to cat, 

A bjikid goods sale will be hold 

dmng douWemm. pnjka «« wt*, A ^ ^ ^ Book Fair w schci- on Friday beginning at 3 p.m. on 

refreshes department .r^rl^ûSgl' means listen IHI M Amu » WM SB, and way 1 uiimi uf fujuirg m antl -9»- 

to The Teaser, by Bobby Kuban 

at me achool. 

i Tuckahor. and is b*>inR sporeored by 

the Auxiliary of the Upper Township 

i Rescue Squad, Another event of that 

1 

QTRwniHifion *• a "amteulaiwc dance" 

to be held iit the American Lesion 

| Hall, Tuck/ihoc, on Saturdiiy (April 

! IB), Music will' be by Joe Filcggl and 

his* Band; refreshments will be 

served. 

Mnyer is ta Irtm M M state 

. . . full bowse Oam at Tooy Marts 

where so many of • am «nUing 

thru , , , smiling around the Island 

of aourae was Buddy Tuwcel . . . all 

ftet for another season of screaming 

... nai to BMntiaa nttle Ron 

CAPE MAY OOMY 

SIB A^^^^ ^Â - ai 

9X I^Rn Mk •••• ^» 

aaaa i__^k A^^ SM 

VP aMBSai ISaM^ mm •Se 

YIS . • .There h on . . 1 

ill Ocean CUyl 

QUOTATIONS -i- aWf^Wf m4 COUtfK50$ 

ti#O*MATKM SUmXD-> 

DIAL 399-6600 

tail« will be announood later. 

Society Inducts 

A.J.Moncrief,Jr. 

flolds. 

to those mathematics majorv who The match will be open bom 11 

have a minimum average of 3 25 am. to i p.m. and Judging wiU start 

In njaUHnaUa and m 3.8 cumula- at noon. 

tive average. Induction takes plaee 

after #» eanaWaiff has uuiiipuiid a 

3,009 word f*p«*r dealing with some 

to my undeiiradyaw course and 

paasav an onl frynHlnartnH tfven 

by members of the faculty AloncrM 

of the 

«B9pjpMM * ha 

Mi of Mr. 

0 m Asvury 

Boardwalk Konriol Club 

Sots Show for April 17 

The Boardwalk Kennel Oub has 

announced its first plan "A" allbreed 

match and plan "A" obedience 

frail. The show is scheduled 

Jim 

Qlaey In from Miami . . . no alkfator 

shoes but a New Mtwtang A. John MuftLriflf, Jr., a junior at 

MaNWalr Aatat CW1»B«, -has fawn 

tnducUd Into Kawa Mu Epsilon, the 

National Mathematics Honor SoQCty, 

Kappa Mu EpsHon (known as Aph- 

Mortgage Loan rstfon) has as Its goal the stimulation 

ol Interest In advanced and 

modem mathematics and encourages 

! 

for April 17 at Badar Field in Atlantic 

Qty, 

The ahow officials are prepared for 

a largs sntrv In seven breed class, 

ifications each of which covers several 

breeds. ComiequcnUy the stow 

offers area residents the opportunity 

to tantiUarte themselves with pure 

bred dogs of many varieties. The 

obedience trails are In three divis- 

. U' 

af obedience training 

Dump Truck Bought 

By Township CommHtee 

TVCKAHOB — Genttlini Ford wM 

the BUQCCMM bidder to supply Upper 

Township with a U0B dump truck. 

It VMS Ba^B^Saal^Btd At ^ 

Ctammitttw meaOag Isst wtsk. The 

aorKptrd prUw was |S,1tB. 

«»»«• aettoa at the msetlng «M tte 

passage of an ordinance to establish 

Salary ranges lor certain 

BLOOMING 

PLANTS 

Axaloot - Tulips 

Mums - Hyacinths 

Hydrangoas - GarcUnlas 

Daffodils - UliM 

FROM 

CUT FLOWER 

ARRANGEMENTS 

tHI 

- Mums 

Carnations 

Spring Flowers 

MOM $3-50 

- ' • 

Florist and Gift Shop 

Asbwry 

FtEE DBJVBtY 

IF . In OHM City, ArUartic CHy, 

COMPLtTTE HOME DfCOHATINO fntVrCI 

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— MCTIOM THUII 

THi OelAN CITY SINTINIL4.IMIR 

Bowling Reports 

OCIAM CRY IAMS 

Mayer Motor* 4. HurfT. Hallmat* 

Gawds 0; Soutfwm Hotel 4, Ocean 

CHy 9 M 0; W, R. WUHanta BuUd- 

MB 4. fttkwsy Pharmacy 0: Milton 

Haatriftey OU 3, Surf Side Inn 1. 

Wgh individual game and aeriea. 

Joyre BaHey 300 and 496. High 

Mn |Mne and aerial, Hagerthey 

610 and 1656. 

19; Sparw, 24401 Ftretalta, 24-20; 

Hi fTywa, 21-23: Jeaten, 20-24; 

Shockers 19-25: Hot Flaahea, 1S-26; 

Short Oreulla, IT'-MBH; Poodlwm, 

17-27; Spooler*, 16-28. 

Starting*: Hagerthey 

Southern 2741, WiUJanw 27-21. 

Parkway 34-24,. Meo** 24-24. Surf 

Side H-27, • GJaa« 20'^-27'/', Hurfl'B 

30-2S. 

Dei*W. 4, FanaiM, 0; Inn, 3, Tu- 

lip*. !• FMnhs. 3, UtaM, I; Dof- 

tadlta, 2. Roan, 2, 

High individual mini, Leslie Rag. 

en, 411, High individual single Joan 

Hunt, 163. High team avriM, Iris, 

1»6. High team «ngi«\ Daisies. 548. 

Standings: Dairies, 33-15; Iris, 29- 

19; Datfodil«, 24-24; Peonies, 24-24; 

FfeMtas, 22-36; Tulip*. 22-26; LUaca, 

19-29; RoaM. 19-29. 

PANT •OWLINA CCNTtR 

Ban, 4. Natural Can Co,, 

0; Neptune MfiM, 4. VPW, 0; Doc- 

ton, 3. Somers Point Kiwania, 1; 

Wallace Hardware, 3, B-L Trophies, 

1. 

High individual aeries and single, 

Marvin Baker. 597 and 218. 

Standing*: Neptune, 28-16; Ben- 

Mr, 26-W; Doctor*. 23'i-2O',: B-L. 

B^WlHi VFW. 2m-22«4: Wallace, 

»24; Kiwanta. WV&k; Gas Co., 

16-28. 

Oman CMy Fir* Dnpartmrtit, 4, 

BU1« Market. Of Lucky Strikes. 4. 

BraatUey Plumbers, 0; Palprmo 

OMen*, 4, Ope May County Na- 

tional Bank, 0; Springer's, 3, Platts, 

1; BKckky's, 3, Giegerich, 1; Orean 

Height* Inn. 3. Broadley Heaters, 1; 

Cflnfway'a, 3, Coney's Bar, 1. 

High individual series and single, 

Ben Guiles, 613 and 231. High tram 

aerie*. Springer's, 2716. High tram 

afneV. Lucky Strikes. 961. 

Standings: Springer's 35-13; 

Lucky Strikes. 33-15; Cboey's. 33-15; 

Fin? Department. mwObk; Broad- 

ley P.. 2RJ2; Platt's, 26-22; Ocean 

Height*. 36-22: Bills, 25-23; Broad, 

ley H.. 22^25^4; Palermo. 20-28; 

Qmw'i, 17H-3W4; Breckley'a, 17- 

31; Bank, 13'i-34'1; Giegerich. 13- 

25. 

Miami Somera, 3, Kiker Roofing, 

1; GeargMttea, 3, Hyaft'i, 1; Sul- 

Uvan'a, 3. Harry's Inn, 1; Palmer's, 

2's, Wright and Son. m. 

High Individual aerie*. Ula Qnn> 

over, 533. High Individual angle. 

Lura Sultan, 214. High tram series 

and a»ng»*-, Gnrge-Pttn, »? and, 

841. ! 

Standings: Harry's, 3117: George- 

ettM, 3WS: Hyatt's, m\rWm; 

Palmer's, 2M0- Sullivan's. 26-22; 

Miami. 19-29; Wrtght, 16-32; Kiker, 

PUBLIC NOTICI 

« it hanky _ 

MMUHH of m# •ybaerikars, M 

Exacutwa ef Ma EMM* of Franklin 

W Dawi. tfccMMtf, WHI bm au 

M ttatad by tti» lurrOBM*, unM 

rapMtM for *ttl»m*oL to ttt« Cap* 

May County Covrt^rtJEM* BivisiM 

on th« MiirfMnHl My ef May, nMt, 

at »:3O oc«oeti A.M., at wtMi tim. 

application will ta mad* far Mia 

allowance of Comn>i»«ioo» and 

counsel f**t 

Daiad March 31. 19M. 

MILDRED L, DAVIS, and 

•1TMAN NATIONAL BANK 

and TRUST COMPANY. 

fx •enters, 

I. Porek 

Pitman. N J 

4 7—«t—pf t2iOO 

NMTMFilLD BOWLIHO CINTlIt 

OCMM CHy MUsti ttaajMaa 

AprictJts. 4, Plum*, 0; Strawber- 

ries, 4. Pineapples, 0; Graphs, 3, 

Tangerine, 1: Grapefruit, 3, Limes, 

1- Lemons, 3, Bananas. 1; Oranges. 

3. Apple*. 1: PeadtM, 3, Pear*. 1; 

WatermelonB, 2, Cherries, 2. 

High individual series, (women) 

Rose Capito, 485, and (men) Dick 

NIW JIIIWV ITATI DEPAKTMENT 

OF CIVIL SCRVICC IXAMINATIONI 

PBtrMinan. Maraula City, Salary, 

t5100 tSSOO par yaar, 

Opan to mala ciriians. wfio ratiit* 

within S miln M Mafaat* City 

PMiea HaMUuarMn and who haw* 

b»«n • rctidant of Mia County in 

which th«y rwdi for at laaM 2 

yaar*. 

AnneuneM clatJng data for fil- 

ing appl.cattoni April ??, ttM, For 

apf>l>cationt. dutict and minimum 

qualification* apply to Dapartmant 

of Civil S«vic«. Stata Housa, Tr«n 

ton,, Naw Jarsay, or City Hall, Cam- 

dan, Naw jartay. 

Candidatas who fila applieatiofia 

M ara •ualiHad may rMaiwa na 

further notice to appaar, Ttio*e not 

qualified will be to notified 

EaarninatiorK will be held Satur- 

day, May 14, IMS at 1:10 A.M. 

Applicant* will report to Central 

(wntnen) Fran Richards. 181, and 

(men) Dick Ely, 212, High team 

•pries, Graprs, 1873. High team 

single, Oranges. 702. 

Standings: Grapes, Sm-lZ'i* Or. 

anges. 31-13; Apples. 30-14; Lemons, 

24-30; Pineappiw, 24.20: Strawber-' 

ri«, 24-3O- Tangerinei, 23«i-20 1 i; 

Wfttermetoni, Wk-70%, Grapefruit, 

Peaches, 22-23; Cherries, 

Umea, IT'iJB'ii Aprl. 

cots, 17-27; Bananai, 15-29; plums, 

14-30,- Peers, 1133. 

Janay, 

4.7-It—pf. $7.70 

CLASSIfe ADYERTlStMEMTS 

AdvotliMnMaU for MM column. ahouM 

Of ttt SnMJjdpr NOT LATOR TOAN 

DAY TOR REGULAR POTUCAT1ON and NOM! 

DAY TOSH, TOO.LATE.T04XASSBTr. Wai 3M4CU. 

CLASSDTED AD RATES 

One Time. 25 Words or Lcaa « • 

N6 -,0, e rnt 

lent eondiuon. Phone JfMSSS 

IS* SARVEY. 10 HP. JOHNSON, 

"E««1rtltnt bay ooat ' 4 7 

AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE 

a 

Ocean City, N. J. 

4 7 

PART TIME 

wmk wailaUs) Aprfl Iff 

hi OMAN CITY, 

WHITIIMM, VINTIIM, 

MAKOATV. NORTHNILD. 

carpet, n.ce complete kitchen Oil 

heated. Only used 1 year. For in. 

formation sail owner Ml Holly. N J 

1 jMH 7 9140 evenings '*" 42g 

POMTIAC. !«•». LCaa TNAH ty.SBB 

mile*, very good condition Owner 

Of 

cSTwn COUNT? 

MO*—IF YOU HAVE CAR. LIKE 

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WB ilSÂ VM iwfsal ^Mlr^VOjBBBai 

CAMVA* & 

WAMTtO 

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SHEPPARD'S 

AUTO SIRVICl 

AUTOMOTTVB MtVKB 

ILKTRKAI. ITfTIM aa« 

•UKI SVKMIJfT! 

IMS FALCON AITURA. SUM AMP 

wtiHe. eanvertiWe. Automatic 

trarrsmissien. f Cylinder, Radio and 

heater. One owner Eicetlent cen 

•Mn. flJSOOO CaH MM22S 

NEW MOON HOUSE TRAILER — 

itM FORD t^m HURST SHIFT— 

goad Ures. RefeuiN traftanMMn, 

Need* seme work. JHake offer m 

DISPLAY 

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tff.W. f/ree pair nytoM with each 

Mir purcfceW w*tf» ttMs M Men'. 

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APPLIANCE 

REPAIRS 

COMFLfTI MRTI 

RIMIR SIRVICI 

AUTHMillD RCA, »>MILCO 

aa. WISTIHOMOOSB 

CALL US 

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SCHUff ELECTRIC 


Dial 399 1242 

BEDSMrrADS AND DKAPCt, Ml 

custom made eeuale and 11 

eoutfiet Vaiencet i< 

ruffle Vanity thirti 

ehaif slipcovers double _ 

heatfbaerd Eiettfc iistell m 

•r Door canopy I Inttde ea 

aeon Tensien screent Itc I 

Gattip bench woua+it MSB^ 

til? rug pad Hwsi., tMHHaa,I 

bmbf walker From 4 7 It 1 

1 ?;>> rentral Av. 

HOLLYWOOD DOUBLE BIB— 

riame, bathroom Lucita As* 

round mapie coffee 

| bridge lamp* with IIMM, I 

; time switcfi 199 4j* ' 

B»O*STIH ONI II 

oiatar C.I' 609 

TOWERS 

CHUFF 

A*bun Avcnuu 

3991242 

CALL US TODAY 

W* will MtimatB th« 

cost of installing 

ELECTRIC HEAT 

IN YOUR HOME 

Yaw ara tH»a*r aa aBHaattaa 

Wm. S. Anderson 

Electricians 

fits watt Ava. 

. »/.! 

bMA^L fUHNi'jKTtl injJn 

H'I !t< (.111. Mill 'ijU.IWM IU/ 

,,,,,, Ml', V, ,li ir b ,!,(ini!,l 

J Ijii IVJ-'U I'll.l.l i .1 

LOTS FOR SALfc 

I.HOI..I. UJI (IN bAf AVI.NUL. 

FOR SALE 

NEW ALL ELECTRIC 

HEATED HOME 

1923 F.rnd.l, Dr.va 

Riviera Section 

3 Bedrooms, 2 J 2 Baths, 

Recreation Room with 

Fireplace. 2-car Gar- 

aye. Many extra 

features. 

U2,SQO, l 

HAGER 

RIAL ESTATE 

421 B*tt«rs«j Road 

COZY COTTAGE NEAR EVERYTHING 

Heated, Living room, dining room, 

1 bsoroumt, baih, modern m ten en. 

Garaga. Liberal financing to quah 

tied ooyer Witnam Realtor 810 

Ocean Aye 399 0900. ' 4-2t 

OCbAN CITY, in LucluSJve aardens 

b4Ktiori, 3 New cuHOmbuiM all 

•Ittttrie hortieg for immediate Oc. 

Cupyricy, 4 budruoffis, 2',,. bjllil, 

recreation room with fireplace, i tji 

•ardge, tun deck and pane. Uish, 

wjilier and BdrBaga nwnli dll 

Included. Mi,QUO to »4b.OO0 Open 

Haufee bat, and Sun, 12 to 6 p tn 

UHLtNTREE RtALTY CO , aJ7 West 

Ave. Ocean City. C6QSJ JMBî 

or j99SibO ' If 

6 FURNISHED INCOME APART- 

mend, d hut avatar haatad Uaf- 

*Ue% Block to Mid* beach. *2i,QG0. 

H.llogaii. Raaitor, 14 Atlantic At», 

2 FAMILY. JUST LISTED, FULLY 

furnished. Muod coriilitiun. Upin, 

nut hemmed in. \ftaikmg dist#rics 

to beach Uardga, tib.iOO Hille- 

Hejito, 14 Atlantic Awe, 4 7 

CHARMING COTTAGE FURNISHED 

with 3 twin sued bedrooms, 

screened front pordi, sundae* ana 

electric heat. Near good beach, 

•hopping and playground. Buy this 

attractive home for only »11,900. 

thru Coastal Realty. 4800 Aafiu 

Ava. 399 0784 

v 

0 

ury 

If. 

OCEAN VICW, NMJt SCACH anal 

boardwaih. Two-family, one Mew 

round home, and other miawnr 

 

meot lor Income This la an M- 

Mptianai buy « t2S.OOO. Cell for 

appointment today. Coaetal M«Ny, 

353 AOantic Ave. «. 

SEMI DETACHED house In downtown 

section Ocean City, offering 6 

bedrooms, S batht O.I hot water 

heat and It in aosd physical con 

ditien. Only ilS,i00. See Coeetal 

Realty, 132 Atlantic Ava, 399-3889 

SOMERS F>OINT — Large older 

. house in A1 condition. New 

modern kitcrien Large landscaped 

lot. Full basement, Uarage. A real 

•Buy' 114,500 Coaatal Realty. Mac 

Arthur Slvd., Somart Point, 927-47I9 

tf 

SOMERS POINT — Are you a "Da- 

It Yourtellar"? Are you interested 

in a 4 bedroom houte batiCally 

sound, but needing, radeearatiiiaV I 

Located on a large beautifully land- ' 

leaped corner let, has full basement ' 

and possibilities" Only 110,000, 

Coattaf Realty. MscArtnur Blvd., 

Somert PoirM. 927*789 tf. 

LAOOON 2 FAMILY. YEAH ROUND 

•pajtNMnt. ryfttatM*. Baat Hip, 

Garaae lit.SOA. No phone Informa- 

tion, HHIeaaM Realtor, 14 Atlantic 

Ava. 4-7 

SEASHORE CONVENIENCE with a 

touch of country litang, loMta* 

lust five minutea from peach yet 

in the comfort of the country. In 

low tax area. Large house has two 

and Me half floors wi« the attic 

finished In plaster watia. Lot* of 

around for daveteement or use at 

your own camping out journles. Box 

6J7. Owner, OMan View, NJ. 

• ROOM QUEST MOUSE WITH 2 

apartments 50% now rented. 

Eatra tat, periling area. Centrally 

located, beach Mock, well eetao- 

usned clientele. Must Mil due to 

disability.1413 Wesley Avt. 4-S 

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KOOMi t-UK KcNf 

YALE KEYS 

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j | * ' a •• i .•• PI ».f> 1Jis tf, 

QUICK SERVICE 

DAVIS Hirdw.ra Co. 

1235 A.bury Avanu* 

l.'t, ft i H! , 

! %*> Vili , 

• 11! I j! A > t 

-.ii 460y 

^ i 

I.UVI (jfc'l -HLI 

CON&oir PIANO, ee 

new t!?00 nit •»cr^t« IN. 

fi 

CMt new 11700 

C A i i M T S I - M •-.; -|-i •••! 

Cua •oil ' .u i. >t< ni 

if) ft >l! in' !«. .11 

MlSrit •') '*•'' .ill- 

W. EARL 

NORTH 

7th A Bay 399-2936 

• Furniture Refinishing 

• Furnilura Repamng 

• Cabinet Work 

We have an eitenilve file of 

MrtgtMtiMii and plans to fill 

•very need and dtcer. 

• , i, n . in,.. 

' *4 h • 'j 

l( , HI 

K-,,1 .= • j 

SUMMER KtNIALS 

SEWING 4 ALTERATIONS, pfOmptly 

dona Mrs Fnaolla SmiOi, 414 

S New Read. Marmora, N J Phone 

199 MM 4 71 

CHAIRf — cane, rush, weave and I 

Menctl (fenna Dutch designs) 

Marks, 407 M M Awe. Sofners | 

r*om!, N j. 9274479 4 J 

SYIVANU LAMK 

Lighter and RrigMv 

JL C. Electric S«a«ij 

Compiity, MC. 

it A« 

I.I tr.i 

i i • # ! » t i , i ' f » t i . i t i * ' t a r » . t « l m d » . , i d i i . .•...-, i t , , • "' ''•''•• ' " ' '-••"• * y ^ ' * 

.(•.lion Uil Iff,'.!!, ' ? I i H * " " " * * " " " • * J M *"iri't^ fc fliiH 

iii.h^f in living ii.ff.h,.-n & I ifg f r 

t.iTi. Mt pi.'^l! Ih,.' (fl^jii y At^t 

i.f I >..t ii I .,l!S,',t , l.t j t.Olt 

n* in, p l,|t. |jjlh% Iruitwuud 

fei* he'i fî- i' l.i-y*- liV'fiM room 

jid a ' (• i(4 Bi'Lk TODAYS 

• uy! JJ9.99000 

I »'"! F'THINAI (r,«,i>! rQU COT 

IA;,^ ii t i .,. ,, ff•sil^rthil Att'S 

.(.i.i ,1 1 j li.,.i BucifoiimS, 

i I ., r-.ii .-. , ( f,-,r ir(.s Only t.Hll? 

fibooo 

'ii tj*,l f I t ,;nd ^.p.!niOii% 

M ;,hiiii' riu^.nt.ii lcji,J 

' •• f-ui-ni ye.ir found ny 

'ii(, AM fi-.r only $17,500. 

INVlT'Nli •IMI»F{ Rf DROOM 

('Si,' Ht H. *i',00 Rik Ai.,iry A«« 

lr,r tvUi.ng living, (hni hed 

f Minii . ii tth 4 , jfi'.iyt" plu% 

.nji.y ,..t' ,s - I.19.MI0.00 

MARMOHA RANCH TYPt CrjT 

TAfif 2 -bedrm-,, gar**r M7S0. 

Ocean Avt G baorooml, oil hot 

water heated home with complete i 

2 bedraom 1st fl income apartment. 

Home can be licensed guest houte. 

Nii.ll yard |i/,S00 H.l.ogJii Heal 

tyi, 14 Atlantic As* 4? 

MOTELS ANU HOTLLS FOR SALE 

on and near the beachfront. .Alio 

lifting fur motfii af high rise tite. 

No Miivne mfurmaiiufi. Hiilu^j 

Kealig", 14 Atijniit Ave 4 7 

28 ACRLS, apprui plus Ijimhoust, 

fronts un Houte 9 and Nil* Hs 

in Pdieiirno, Mr, InweMsr don't mi 

this one. RajiUfiably priced mi 

lib.100 Cuiiliti CoJitdl Haalty 

JJ. Atlantic Ave 399 

tl 

OCEAN CITY HOMES 

FOR YEAR 'ROUND Of! 

VACATION LIVINS 

Ideal far retirement. One Mock 

from beach. Total Electric 

Homes. Brand new 2. 3 o* 4 

badreomt with uttra-medern 

kilchan, tile bath. From MM 

dewn, $102 a month (tncl. all 

costs). See beautifully lurnithed 

same hornet. Open every day, 

PHONE 3N-MM 

Hrh Mtd WEST AVENUE 

THIS IS A MONEV MAKtR 5 apart 

menu, i "o'i Majted b i.*lra 

rooin^ i : 'ro;;i 5 ''.y Hi A 1 

rner in 

lK and 

COJVI.II Rejlly 

j»9 J8J9 tl 

Year riiund huriii? with 

came Clusi; ty b 

bench $jb.yUU 

3i? Atl.mlic A»e 

•ATFRONT GAnDENS — 3 bed 

roumi, i' Uytlis. racreatlun room, 

el*. G ttiiUL H#at#d Fyrn!%h#d 

Liiiud i.a JOO W(gt( Resi Estate 

£40 Bjtit iui Rd. j'J9 0^WJ tl 

A1AHIWIM *.,u _, 

•US. OPPORTUNITY 

LAUNOERETTC AND TWO APART 

CantreUy isuwd. EatBk 

years Vary reaasnabla. 

• ^*^^P^^RB ••* B^B^B^R*J^R*'4 V*^H • H y ~W^F 

tail er service fcylneaav Owner 

would remove liuwasieWe ea>na> 

STM1 fO» lasJir, CaaaaV May. Tw« 

roema. layatary Glass front 174 

RMMfi indygiM hast awl hot 

ejMer. rrantfi RaM tetate. 1 A»en 

*« ê. Phone MM4S4, tMPI 

SOOD BMJSfNESS SITE 

a*. Let ?OirtO ArrsaMrfcemitB AJae 

- 1 hat air heat Large garaae 

Eauipniaiit 

Mi AHantM 

Coastal 

Mtf 

OfFICE SMCE rOR RENT. US M 

ft Leaee rssjuwad tSO par m«nth 

kMing ytihttaa Secratavial aen. 

* » defcred Call 19S 

10 am and 3 p m. 

•721 

POR RINT, NEW STORC, 

May 1st 1000 «,. ft P 

«r all year r«wtd 

*** Mymt m 

nty a* 

ACTMB 

at 

p W Meêr. »w Qceaw CM* 

STAMB, -Utir 

\m CARS 

710 ASMMY 

MAI. 

USED TV 

SETS 

'25.00 «• 

THKE MAKE IDEAL 

SECOND STO POl 

YOUR HOMI 

For Rent 

WBW - M0NW 

SEASON 

SCHUFF 

!«l- Mi ill .i'ill ahlf 

4 / 

OIHC, Si'.R •• Ih • In ' 

hAii %l 4 Kill hoi 

k Laalliri u •* > '. ' 

II iiftsi" pot* Ib 

•• |j I 14 Ail 

I,", i , 

i^tiK* 'r 

1.' hall 

g* >...t,.i 

KITCHEN CABINETS 

COMPLETE H ;,'V ;•;„ 

PLANNING SERVICE ; 

J ! M ... 

4 7 

ÔtTABLI DISHWASHIR 

" ^ and pjrtt ciii J 7 « 

4 I 

D MAPTIN FAINTIhii CO HrHit.es. 

- tMei*, Mobil (law IMHIUUI 

FuMy inured O.«l Mir lit? • * 14 

HOMI MAINTINANf f A,« ymi 

h -T|fi"' aamii »iUi uther trio-.i' 

let me ill-' «IHI» hum* in kh i|i« 

r *** ^ p ^c*i,i.ii* r,rf^pciilrji jiid (^Jint 

tlaani, 

-- .— i 

t,ifi)#l 

— SOLID MAPLI 

1 •*»•• — . Buteilprtl coii 

m igur horn* 

» 47 

KITCMIN bll. Ma 

lull, cuueh. chairt 

• HHe and chairs. dro0 

set. hJetce 

I RErineiftAfe¥ 

Jertlon Good can. 

Call Jflfliro 

_: 47 

Rl PRODUCT ION 

i«» plu* Imens. 

* * need 

%tl 

•mtmmmmmY Wm 

-S K|ÛIIk ....SIMK 

HsW C*l BiNfTt tfias 

writ 

RL "22 

'. Call ]•« 1M6 

—•_ 4 i* 

roa A TM#iLL 

ute Hue Lustre 

electnt sham 

22''-*- * 

SIRVICl 

SERVICE STA" 

9lh and 

OOMHI CHy, N. J. 

Baf— IslsB^MsMaV^sSBsBw^sBBsl 

• Bâ> ' 41P#? ... %sVVv|S>> 

•oy 345-3579 

Night 822-5128 

! *L ..iiii'i' Kiiii- ^ L'Rfit 111.0^^-k'f,p 

nig ri^l.* Wji>wj $4y^, li.it ^t.r., i 

i/^d. Itill k>UîBi|, hall laJfcir' i^^Q, 

ti.ii ... i.in ii.jtj.-.' i.,ii .'i*iii.a iif 

i . iti §•/ «"*B9 irtHlj i tf 

BJO I'lVMOUIH t-'l *( L — iJNL 

; I) i- i lu l>uni)«.i> V. TO 1. ..IBM 

all i.i'M .-. niLludad LJI. î'.i 

Sat— SeoHte - f**rt» 

Ml INOai BOAD 

Sa-vilU, N, J, 

Dial 399422I 

,4 

L 5 

HI A' II BLtM.lt /llv SI I 

ed e 

invii Mrv JjUn Nullity, lt\ . 

b«n,rio!i! Aye Phiia , H* 19i 11 

WANTED 

SALE OFFERINGS 

TO SI Til r 1ST ATI S.i.ig Hart] 

CllTTACI W5LNUT ROAD 

CUIIMIU f*f 4 

li lv" ! g 'i**iin, dm 

h rt îr hiit L-»'ê !ttt 

lit, '..V3 

COOLiDl.t «OAO — ?FAMiLy 

,ip.i'*m^nt. fiiiniihed L^kh 

.ip if*-M*-iii L,?Mîst^ ui r tNd 

rrt^^f^ fiM H.^fh living rB6ffl. 

k'ti-MCii I * i?U'*. tFIL, W.îft?TfL StuC 

Inc he.it thrujghout 131 000 

MPTI I SITI - DIACMFRONT 

.LiiU M lbU Bueidaialt I-out 

age * 

VaUrntOft CITY, N, J, 

HEATED DUPLEX — Both apart 

merits have living room, dimna 

room, kitcrien, three b*Oroorns,*end 

bath, A neighborhood of well kept 

homes. Price 122.000.00 MeQuire 

Age-icy. Real E&tate 503 Ninth 55 

SUMMER COTTAGE — 30i Uth St. i 

two bedrooms, tile! 

RANCHER, 3 BEDROOMS, TILE 

bad), living room, dining room, 

electric kitaAeji with diaSwaeher. 

oversjied garage with electric 

overhead doors Heated and furn- 

ished Only »16.900. Grace Realty, 

18th and Aabury Ava. tf. 

Bath, kitchen screened porch. Lot 

30x60 il 1.500 00 furnished. Me 

Quira Agency, Real Estate, SOS 

Ninth, iS 

DUPLEX, THRILLING VIEW of Ocean 

from sun deck' Each floor hat 4 

badrooms, J'>t Baths, living room, 

dining room, kitchen. Tvwm gar- 

age McGwire Agency, Real Estate 

SOS Ninth. SS 

BEACH SIDE DUPLEX, 4 bedrooms, 

2 full baths and powder room 

each ipartment. 2-car garaae. Rent- 

al income $4,000. $34,000 turn, 

ished. Grace Realty. 18th and As 

bury Ave. tf 

LAGOONFRONT — LOVELV 3 BED 

room, heated, split level house, 

Wi bsthi, recreation room, I car 

garaga Large boat dock and swim- 

ming pool Idaal for boater er perm 

•nant home, Grace Realty, 18th 

and Atbury Ave, U 

OFF SHORE — MARMORA — 18500 

will buy you thit furnished and 

heated 3 bedroom masonry home 

Featuring large living room (12x24) 

spacious 120x105 Tot, low taxee 

and only a few mmutat drive to 

one! Coastal Realty. 41 

Ave. 9994714, 

MODEST PRICE FOR NICE MOMt 

Fina location near High Sehoel, 

1 Bedroomt, etc, Asbestos aMngie 

Hdmg Nice Cardan. Oil hot water 

heated Only »11.500 No phone 

information. Hihegass Realtor, 14 

Atlantic Ave 4 7 

A DOUBLE PLUS BUf 

-Moner 

year round home with enormous 

room*. LR, DR., Kit,,, 1 bedroom*, 

tile bath. Baseboard heat. PLUS 2 

bedroom apartment. Two Oar gar- 

age, large utility room, storage 

ares, PLUS extra comer lot. Pleea- 

•nt location. Soft Real Estate, 1211 

Central Ave, 4-7 

HERE'S HOW TO MAKE MONEY — 

Six apartments, two and four 

bedrooms, completely furnished and 

equipped. Beach Mock, ocean view, 

large porches Income approximate- 

ly 18,000 per year. Priced right 

for investor. Ooff Real Estate, Sfll 

Central Ava. 4-7 

REASONABLE summer cottage. 4 

bedroomt 40x100 let. Taxes $214. 

Fully furnished. Its not fancy but 

it't a buy at tl l.SOO, Coastal Real- 

ty, 332 Atlantic Ava, 3Sr9 3M9. tf 

ABSOLUTE 

AUCTION 

3-Story. 3 unit apt. bldg, with 

•tore fronts on 1st floor. Corner 

361 ASBURY AVE 

SALE: PRI,, APR, 2* It 2 P.M. 

At Marmora Fl rehouse 

INSPECTION: FRI , APR. 12 

Ham to 4 p.m. 

Write far Circular 

SAMUEL T. FREEMAN * CO. 

laoa Cheatnut St., rtiHa., Pa. 

WANTED TO BUy — Owr TWO 

three ynit pfopert> 0ns oft 

heated Write Anthony f Bicii>m., 

744 North ath « AHenio«,ri Pi 

IB102. «-»4 

WANTED JIB SAIL, rial much o«»r 

l» on Mia ruff NI. Maraud, 104. 

Mi St. 4 7 

.fnd 'I j Rum's Idi .tliy lut,jliid 

, Tail i->.!' ,f.t.'-. B.ick |Mri.h Lung 

sp.»ori C*ll 399 8409, 4-1 

REAL ESTATE-RENT | 

SEVERAL TWO AND THREE ROOM 

Office Sarlee. AN MfeMiW. Btaa> 

svii In every respect. Write Boa 

7«2fe. Sentinel Led-er « 

CASH 

YEARLY RENTALS 

4000 

JS^ 

fW 

um 

f . LAI 

THIRO FLOOR t besVoom apart 

ment, Ineiudina heat and hot 

water, Unlureitrtetl. Uth month. 

French Real Estate. 1 Atlantic Ave 

CITV CENTER, SniI Ft. Dnfunutiga 

tiaated ajMrtmenr. I bedroomt, 

BaWAâ^ _A^^s»fc i ^^^^^^m AaâBsW BsWtstdBsBBsA 

and bath Only MST Month D-Mnch 

Inc. ReaHort," BBi A Wesley A«« 

WEOROOM. 2nd FLOOR APART- 

enent wrth heeled Mdc »iao par 

menth. inck>e»rm heat and het e/ater 

Oafr Refl Eet«*e. 3211 .Central Ave 

I WALK TO TOWN .ffarri ît _Mfi- 

two hmafaemm kiteHen Binirtg am* 

Tile ba«. 990 90 mtlud ng hear 

1 Hc&vf» AaaMy, Beel EM«a, Ml 

Ninth : , . r 

4BEWIOOM NOME 

hot 

CT*f 

*m 

COR. PROPIRTY in MM SMdena 

'—ili.SOO Living room, dinng 

room, B'raaiifaat ream, bilehew, 

3 bedrooms, l>, fcatrts. oetechea 

aarage Ctoae to taaBli. (Mil al 

front deer. 

f THE OAUDCNS — 

MHMal &m t*o aw 

gerege Lane M — 

HEART OF THE 

attached" gerege Larjpe ~M 

Mear aptrv^ amielei M 

four tpiuem eMMMt. 

•aths. twe " 

Mt for 

KLIEVE IT OR NOT 

be*ch WSM*. Per * 

BRADFORD 

SALES and 

SUMMER RENTALS 

111 Atlantic AvwttM 

OMM City, N, J, 

RaatL 

Only «iar900, 

V% BLOCK 

TO BEACH 

% •flBaT'MiftSf 1*|4 THp •flfnB« 

^ Tefal llatMf ttana, Owtl 

AaaJ aaar I, AHaafta IM, 

Only *I9/500. 

RBALTOH _ ^ 

3127 WIST AVENUE 

* NiW HOMES • 

UndsH- CemtraCtNNi 

3 ^rfl^PMIIM, 1^ Til 

RaMl aiMt Attwry 

SALES 

RENTALS 

INSURANCE 

Coastal Realty offers this 

prime business location. Owner 

opereted over 16 years, featur- 

ing the following: Snack bar — 

restaurant — two 2-bedroom 

apartment: — 10 guest rooms 

(all with ocean view) — 2 ocean- 

front motel rooms — healed 2 

bedroom owner's apartment — 

detached laundry and shower 

building — parking lot — pro. 

tected bathing beach — N* 

frontage • 100' depth Located 

at SSth and Cantral Aye, Ocean 

Oty, 

im flW Holt JnCH 

Many visitors desire their 

•â^b^^s^B BS^^SB# ^s^^^d ^saV^sâ^sV L a ^ i k âss^Ba^ssW 

BWnB !§!•! lIBf VTBBlH wlBl WW1WWWW 

otter seafood specialties We of 

far far sale a aucceaafwl and 

wall established dam bar and 

take-eut seafood Business, Own- 

er will assist in financing. fuH 

44WO Asbury AwtffilM 

DIAL 399-07*4 

AUCTION 

Ocean Dr. (Mr «f ttnei at) 

AVALON. MM JCaaVV 

3 P.M., SATURDAY, 

APRIL 23 

Juat S 

4266 EAST RIVER ORIVt 

PHILADELPHIA, PA. 1»12» 

THAT COTTAOC M THE OAMV 

PO»» -F- IMamm IM 

Wm prlMri lew mUlMt, 

IBM 

J. W. 

SfMlli 

CLAfSVIftTD AO 

\ \ T FRANKLIN 

WILLIAMS 

SOLD! 

M ONLY TWO WHTB MOMHS! 

1 Snug Hater HVafarfraaU 

32-H Snug Harbor iWaferfnMf) 

5 

M 

taao 

190t MMMII« Ava, (Wt 

•1 WM tmi Si, 

33 Suntfll Hoc* 

1411 Ptvosur* ismmm 

~ ' 1353 Bay ttimmm 

3500 Boy Avfiw 

31-35 

REAIatSTAlX 

ISM «AY AVUIIM MAI. W9-V11 

SPRING OFFERIWS 

MBtXHS •CeTMN — Comer 17 WAUeUT RQftD 

property cglonlal^ 4 BNs, t UWMJ Metfecn 1 

CTnlshed. Merits Investigation"^ nsciatlun room, eajBrUn 

1104 WISLEY A¥C DUPLEX — 

Majonji-y HhMfrHflMn ttttt 

aa^Bs^B^^Bssssssaassssssss^^ 1= ^B9B^^^^Bfc^Bass^^^^^L^sssss^sâ>^^^Baâ^^Bs*^^ 

2 bedrooms, tile bain, etc, let 

floor. — 2nd floor 2 badraoma, 

t tile M B , eas. Fumiatwd. 

ni* SMfitaaaB aiMMe> 

eel. Furotalwd. Dak*, 

constructed. Worth Ii 

Ases ri^d^Bi. 

SAWOCNa RAf*CH TYPE, Uving 

room _ with fireplace, dining 

epac, d 

area, jalsusiag breeaeway 3 

rooms. lVi eaffia, ate. G 

Unfurnished 113- frontage 

OAROCNS _ OCCAM VICW — 

Large lot. Furnished Prtce win Oeraj 

surprise. Worth investigating fa*,! 

Income ttBOO. 

Robert J. Caapbell 

— RiAlTOR — 

OOP Wajalejii A ttm faeVjJ 

w*(^ • • WWiWJ ^Ww^n • BVBSBI 

RNt APARTMBfT BUILDING 

3 UNITS — IMAL FO« YIAH itOUND 

1431 City, M. J, 

ABSOLUTE 

A U CTIO N 

ALL S UNITS NICELY FURNISHED • 

METERS •GAS HOT ATA HEAT • S HOT 

HEATERS • TV CABLE 

tar rtaart PBtat fpM wmtm *m fsriaMa, UM 

HWHU 

»# eWHK • Bf f, Ptaaa, 

ISlf 

ftfASE 

J 1 >' 

'.-i*- '••' 

' ' * . * • • " \ . 

\ 

•"—•-?- 

t — nentjN THIN - — TUf eCIAM CITY IINTfNIL.LlDOI» 

over the various courses, 

out the country. Those exhtbiung As a "first" tor this awe, a Mar- 

Oder AHSA rules are assured mat fan division will be part of the an- 

Ftwn •*•»». ^_ "** wm te ^ W •* approved, nual twoday show. Morgan horses I 

*"—***, arKlPSS — Data, lor Hie tteennd nffirtal* are disonrtive lor their aamiM and , 

Ms Spring Among the spwia] events rtawrt vigor, and are 1 becoming a popular 

by me Hidden far the ihow •re- the Equitation show horse 

Hidden Valley dsari, in which me Judgw will se-! For information on the Saddl ' ' 

rd,, Cold Spring, I«rt u winr*r« the caBeaams rated Spring Horse Show wn(e Mrs 

Ms week. English the saost "finljhed" riders: the Hun- Dickinson, c a Hidden Valley ' 

competition wiU be an Sat- ter Cbm in which horws tred f,,r Bayshore rd.. Cold Spring, N „ 

Aprfl a, and Western com. cross-country hunting will be asked _:^ 

The show is be approved SUnrday, by April the 30. Am- j barrieTB to Jump found courses in that hunt simulate tixinfry actual anrlj j DIVORCI PAYS OFF 

Hone Ants Association. Jtanpers, in which Jumping horses 

Standard of show nues and mill provide many inn Us as 

'••••»»••» «>>»••» 

ASBURY BAKERY 

1161 Atfaury Aw. Dial 399-1939 

FWDAY SPECIAL 

CINNAMON BUNS 50c „ 

KMm IHAD • COOKIES • PASTRIES 

WriBK ROLLS • PIES • CAKES 

OPCN 7 DAYS A WEEK - 7 A.M. TO 6 P M. 

SCHUFF ELECTRIC 

710 ASBURY AVENUE . 

Announces 

the NEW MODELS 

PROCTOR 

steam & dry iron 

M lUHMMrli out of Irsnini 

M it •>•)! M coowtn- 

Dial fabric 

m BrtciM -T.mp 0 Guidt" t»mp- 

Mwi Mttio*. mtntf of Mtam ^ M _ 

Mutt IhM men iium ,., fttlir! flllS 

' . WDilt kwN. Chron.. W ' ^ 

' frai rtplatt> y 

4-SLICI TOASTER 

SJMH omU MM PIMM. ChrenM 

tMI, TMltl J43-4 llieii el 

tM»t. Fully thirniaititlc lyls. 

mmt ptpuf Rita aKluiN color 

The Only Line , . 

2-SLICE tOASTER 

Whit* curved and p»n«li. Chrenw 

body Fully thcrmeitjtie lutsnufie 

i with ticiusivc color control. 

with 

xurv mot idh 

1 IIE WVCMn Will «niin»»»" _ _ ^ — — — m 

Raider Nine Opens With Wildwood; 

riers' Inaugural With Mustangs 

winiii 

In th 

run* 

Apr.) 

MYt 

in Ut* 

l.ry .n J»-fwy 

;p 

Avi-non. France' - A divorce *>%>*» of**' y~r 

«hi«-h hr.,Utfht a *hart pause in 'he' CTarh ,ity sports JiKumin rrHurninR from la*! yenr find nm.«i« HKhf 

'Ugh School Rets 'hem only one 

1 

„ hole miir' 

thr- 

(n/nci nuijf«i" f 

wii^c with both ihi* mound duty thin 

,,,.•« a,,l 

i and the track and are senliirs Rick "".I .Sflfl »,r II ij 1/ 

M..HI . K - I 

«>quad uJdng on the first op- Gli-ason ami 

and- IHivt 

Fred Haaek s 

entertain the Warriors of 

lijh School on thi' Bay 

1 •*•"•' 

Bt-yel, 

liy 

iai the IIMIII. 

will Unwell i.« the otil.V w«wn 

|n the r.infiillH 

«"*• «hi,-h brought a *hort pause in -he < " ^ ^ » ^ « "•J'T" on tht* «i«]UH(i thlH sil 

|.:i.ii 

haII he Imi-kiil up by 

w11 JTvLTlhiV *«"«'"'• *'» In ' h " "'""'I'? 7K „ l",.^, 

«*».!»,v,*ir murriaff.. of M,-,drte:no du f*main the Wamors of V^Mwo... w , i, Tn hv V.T IWn «h» .*>' ^'' . r• , lin m the «tH-h,* H-II • ••» «-> »> 

* • • tnnd, Paul, had its compensate «"« •« < P-«- «» Tue^.y I Apr. ^ P - ^ 1 ^ "«^ " ^;'''", '"",,„„. M.^y r«.i.-i «l '""" U i I ]••.!•• (',"> lanrl. 

" "/ 

••ipiitfWy fnarrthor Ix much • more L-X- be the sum,' on Thumiay (Apnl 141 m« s.«*lkini>>r- { in K'; r - 1S . §| ( | | „„, „, ,„> ni.b* 

i ! oitiiw'lhan living alone." when the Raidrrs h.«t MUMI- Town- w.ih a Iwisk.Hw.ll ,njur>_ IM i-...' i-i of S-imiiH' ••• !•• • 

Illil :he S,miis li>*m M . i n i e !..!»•. • 

!or% 'D bu.iil .:i .i: '.t.i .,i' i : ••' 

Thi 

j ! earv .n ;'ii \'!.i:''.i' t V v . " •» 

>-;r.T.'L->- :-.;; 

v.dt' f:sh,»sy 

'. :• .::• A : • ; • ; 

S.•r.,i' i: i' ,>• 

a s-,,-. •;-.• :r 

smaller economy cars • • • 

and everything in between. 

Makes shopping around a thing of the past!. 

SEE TOUR OLDS DEALER... 

VI* M ku _„ 

1 

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«c. 1119 UNRY 

Shu 

Newt 

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a>M Gossip e# 

Shu* ^•board Club 

•r M PS.RKE IAKIR 

» •%. i i. r • •.'• 

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.n pniyr^ m 

•f«Urn;im»fjf^ thfTi 1 iirc' 

PRICE'S 

TV SFRVIGF 

6Ut NfW ROAD 

Uolor Service 

UHF 

' -si..- * _,-% ;• 

• - • •• •' • v» 

sU0\? 

y 

There 

srrrs 

t>v Hart 

Marx. ( 

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roATs 

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and I'aim 

AI.Uii.VTOR 

S!.A( KS 

HATS 

s pnnf Stjto 

SHIRTS 

In ManhattJi 

TIKS 

I •a-non 

S5IOK-S 

Sur.n Rush 

SOYS' 

si rrs 19! 

SPORT r 

pk-' ..•IPJI< SI.M'KS 

Local Entry In 

Flattie Tourney 

CALL TERM1NIX 

ImKtn U • Job 

nra 

•Hoi 

coatrol sine* ltZ7. 

l»tet 

A, NiWS 

|Y RADIO 

1400 KC, ffii •in. OCEAN 

CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER 

— No. Telephone 399-5411 

irge, Colorful Throng Strolls 

ardwalk In High Fashions 

Traditional Easter Parade 

mn winked in nnd out Pasirl pinks,/ind hrijjht ^ 

' nK clouds lows pntlominiitit] th*- f.ish.ons, with 

., lost to thefloral 

hits ami fanrv « ^ H:^ F h 'F> 

i City Bumiwulk Easier thi> choice of ni;ll.ru c% si, ,rn h> 

ûyiay, *iut thi' (' h the attractive women who A.rf 

the vivni Nprim; lash. aw.mini orchids lijr their K.istt-r fnc. 

ihnusiitids (»f s'colleis [•>'. There were i-nrn.itions h,r ihc 

rolorfui SIIIII** 1 ! uf •ht i ftwn, rind ehf^tjlntiwrniiit! c.iiKly 

'.% ,'S for fh* 1 Krii.ill fry. 

Orchid Winners 

I Mi** rh«ri.n» Old!*lfl 1640 C*ntr»l js 

P« j M.I I Mr* Rotji-.t !"e«it)»«i Sgmr'i foirit 

' Mr* Clement b!M»*. 600 r»ntiil as 

i llFi ' nil.j FMntfl 505 *»h it Mf» 

nut it lors'inf Hithardi, |idw*rd Bttun 40S Wjveflj blaa Mil 

^••*y Vounj. Audubtin, M.i» Miiii 

Suchinji. 71 A.ljnm I •dimt Oraan r.iy Mil John p P*|c 

|prir,|*r Marmo'l Air 

Mo«.n.ltj~n Mil I Iwond Shnmo, R.di* 

wnnd, Mr, Herbert dodlr*, V09 Central 

i * v 

The prorwnadors found the temper 

ntur.'s relatively balmy, but they en 

ctjuntiTed severnl inconvpnj(>nces as 

! they wiilk.d the l.-nRth of thft wellcrtfuded 

bonrdsvaik. At 9th it. and 

i at 7th st. the bonrdwalk was rut 

> fhnjugh from the street ends so that 

i hut;i- SI.HH-S for Jettins under can- 

; N! met ion ean be moved to the bcaeh, 

I At these points, howc^'pr, Publir 

constructed two small 

and drroratrj them with 

artificial flowers, und with colorful 

j reproduetiofw of garden lamps across 

the spans. 

The foot traffic wo« in most instane-es 

sinfile file in ofipositr dirfe. 

!;on, and thf strollers took the inifjnvf'nienee 

in good humor. 

Also drawing comment was the ap> 

penrnnrc of throe women garb'id in 

!h< black tiiffeta and velvet of the 

Kaster promi nadrni at the tum o( 

the ceniury,, the outfits arc the propj-ry 

of the Oeean City Historieiil 

Museuni, itnd wen 1 loaned out for 

shew in 'hi 1 hrNirdwuik fashion par- 

| Mr* Nelson Lauckt J' , ?t bnuf Har 

, Jr t Aikanut »v Mil I b«f Mt* M,mi McClear; 604 ilxh *t 

|, W l' V ii F>*ur Rut | M M jo f I McLau(h(,n. III? Ocean a. 

j M,\s Kar?fi ^sji^rhfrim *&Oi 1?nd i! 

1 

Tom! n, Neirihl tin Mfi Mrs jjmri Mil'*r 701 Asbury i, MrV 

John Boyle 141 Deltnry pi Mr* Hubert 

rihoft Ocr*n f .ly Mil* 

'I 

,,n|1W TJ Mil 

Cavin«ut h Margat* M H 

fi 40 r»nt»»l •- 

, III &u,f -a 

M,lt 

Plinnun 44 S;*tiori rrt 

P>>ur S'T< th ?IOO yvp«t ••- M't i,,hr, 

[ Dfiirii! ^,10 Mai>'l| b'vd M't bl^ph 

M *1 BirbAra thiimpion Avilnfi Mr 

»fid M'» BJ." riHSi'ric TMMii, Md 

Mil MM> Rt'i:, Ph i.ifliipfi. * Mil 

Ixt O Conner Nn 'o" ' •!» Mil ilr 

b.if* Jn!»r, ,'? «V I %1N i- Mm (jitjiiii 

K rijlfi itiOl Ii) J. M>i A j. Huldin 

«9?f, (.•ntf»l J. 

M'l Alirn • Tgnniind Qujl 1 , CDUFI i 

MMil Mfl'-iiiJi* Mm biihd, Mcin!,/» 

J4th W M.i f.#a W Kl» n ).i f 

St.'f .d il. Mrs. Stoker" 

outfit ferifurcd hi}ih.!ac»> shoes in the 

pptiti* sue of three-and-a-half. Mrl, 

B.n"on'!i rntumr featured a enftt 

worn by MiM Martha Bo>'le, the 

Apprrhendcd oil a sltapUffttg 

___.r_ stasJstMte WaakJiii A, 

King Tuesday and found guilty as 

(•harRcd. rto WM amiensed to C 

days in dv amity jvJI. _^ 

Taylor is no sttugat »»»*** 

chmrge*. PmrUu&ir he hms beai 

found guilty el puffotatag mf 

dtoe of lesser value, lnchidta« 

hoasery be said he i 

lor Ma lady Mend*. 

y r 

In AutomobiU Crtwh 

t 

btrycV Into the I*0i of 

car on AUMOe «v. « 

PeO-mpl at 

Berkley Ililasss HJ-. 

OCEAN CITY, NIW JERSEY, THURSDAY, APRIL 14, 1M6 

GRAND PRIZE WINNER—Pretty Miss Louise Levin, 

grand prize winner in Sunday's Easter Fashion Parade on 

the boardwalk, is shown with eo-chayrrnen of the Chamber 

of Commerce committee which staged the holiday program. 

At left is Roy E, Darby, Jr., and at right John J. Southard, 

Wahdman Urges 

Public Scrutiny 

Of Land Use Map 

County Manners Will 

exhibit M«as Monday 

critics of the map pointed out. 

the city limits may be one reason 

that county authorities have delayed 

a puMIc meeting on the map since 

last October. It was Mated. 

Speaking for th# cufnniissiiMieis, 

Mayor B. Thomas Waidman said 

"Uwn are ckww.nU of taai we on 

the map which should be dlscusaed 

publiciy." 

Info Building 

Bkb Are Called 

Publication WMM 

MI M.^ •»d best drnsed will be exhibited here at a publie j 

wete presented to the judges lor t|je imeeting 

scheduled for City Hall next 

M'letMion of the winner of the grand Monday evening, advocate! the ac- Coming Out Next Thursday Are Not Regulated By 

pr./i» of the day The winner was quisltJon of cityownrd and other 

Miss Louis*' Lnsiri. of Somer!i Point, j isl/ jdj lying between the city proper 

Next week more than Xi,0OO per- Spring Edition of the Ocean Q^ 

who wore a Venetian blue wool knit ' and th*- mainland 

in many parts of the country. S« ntinel-LetirfT. The big promotion 

< MI fit. styled in «lnn>llclty of line i 

and in none foreign lands, will be- effort will be out next week, Zoning Laws, Mott Says 

The valuable land, which only 

Mrs. Mark- IseQilkwtfi, of Atlan- 

gin getting theVord all about Ocean John T. Stitheni, publisher, yeaneeds 

filling in to provide new resitic 

City, foundpr and Arwtor of At- \ 

City, America's Greatest Family Re* terday aaid that the UBS Spring 

dential and business sites, LS thesort, 

J___.. „ ^ _ __^_._ JEditioii wiU be ig large. II j», _, 

by Edward S. Gore 

The menage extolling me abund- lurger, B»n the record-setting pub-] , 

of onvmonlM tor the afternoon, of -1 CSty. Also eyed far acquisition, rp- ant virtues of Ocean City as a place Ucatton of last April, 

The city's Zoning Board of Ad- when it 

feiim the ogntmentary «n the prizej parently by aurti an agency as theto 

live and a place to play will be i Stetaen anmsmced the current ed- Juatoert e^bosbed by State tew {ride 

9lssf. ^^BH A^FSB pt^pnsAi to ype dtk-*Nst»ited extenalveiy hi the ad- ition WU1 run at least 14 aectioBsi. as 

to grant 

astVBBM M IMSTM WStl' ttnfti'i _ Shoorh^ Island vvrtiaemMM, news stories and was the case last year, 

Tocrtuns, » toahJon mprrf M B US** ttes acroas the thonkare in photographs contained in the USB The annual Spring Edition Is 

vit THkr. Iw . of PMtadslyHai IIU the vicinity of Tamesaee «v 

IMmrr, e«ecufi%'e dlitpetor of the 

—— - - j Ocean City's gr*«te*t promotional 

Also shown on the map is Went 

MUlnery Institute of America in 

c . f» _i|. I publicHtinn. and readers are invited Roy Gillian granted m. "vari- 

av,. which would be designated a 

New York City; Jan Turner, travel 

tarty D«aCfun#f j to help »11 Oceaii dry by sending 

aace" from m psovWon st'an «o- 

county road from 34th it. south to 

beriuty t-ortsultaat for Coty Cos- 

] one. two. three or more eopieii to ttrely different osdfaianc*. 

opened. 

Bpowti. n model and praprtrtor of a 

Becausv of the special handof the country, i 

Stone Hartwr êrtilty ihop, and At the preient Hme Bay av. from ling requirt'd to print and issw Thoiw wishins to Inform out-of- 

Jat-k Webb. NAKir mann»?r. M:h it, north Is a county road, i.nd the huge' 1966 Spring Edition, all town relatives ami friends of the 

The proKram was sta^d by thecritic* 

of the map point out that deadlines toe news items and • pleasures of vacationing hi Ocean j 

Ownihcr of CijmnvTee, with Roy E. while West av. could be braught to adveMsements in next week's City, or making permanent resU 

Jr. {ind John S. Southard, grade and paved by •Bsessing prop- Sentinel-Ledger have been ad- denee here an 

erty owners. Bay av,, originally vanced one full day, 

planned as a county highway, would There will be no "Too Late 

serve as a high spoed link with To Classify" advertisement*. 

Shoplifter If Jail»d southern county Shore resort* 

The regular classified section 

The switching of the county road 

On Hat Th«ft Charg. 

wiU be dosed down at noon on 

from Bay av^to Watt av. would re- 

The brown Stetaon hat with its lieve the county of its tang term must be in the Sentinel-Ledger 

aiMP fMther tend took the fancy promiae to open Bay av. buauMaa *^fiiie by ng^B m\ ^§nfr 

of James Taylor, 40, of Simpson So far as the islands are con- day, and no later. 

•v near «h st. so Taylor took i^pniô, lfH7fii9isfC tiiSBi? fiiW^fef^m tin? Church news will be closed out 

the hat without bothering to psy Mi st. boulevard to Some*-* Faint, the by noon on Saturday, and all 

the SdUnton DeyJtment Store city has had several offers from other news items wiU. be re- 

1 limited to dealing with the 

W« 

ordinance only, and the baud was flan mm fflegaL 

beyond it* limited Jurtotfetten These are the wttnrta— of 

Joel A. Matt, tf, 

8. Tarw. 3rd., and ^ 

invited to fill and 

mail the' special Invitation form on 'Meet Senators' 

Page 6, Section 2 this issue. 

Individually wrapped copies of the 

Spring Edition are available free to 

business places and individuals'wfsh- Night April 29 

ajl about Ocean City, Those obtain- -Ocean City Meets Its Senators" 

ing copies need only to bear tilt will be the theme of a nooswUtical 

slight cost of mailing. 

meeting scheduled for the Hotel Flan, 

Reservations may also be made by ders Marine Room Friday, April 9 

telephone. Call HNMH and reserve at S p.m. i 

your copy. Reserved copies will be 

Chsirman 

red by the GOP Oty 

oat that he asai 

•a to- 

son, proprtetocs of a mnpEtHHw ^s* 

tabUshment at MOO boardwsjk. 

Mott fiiad m mmm 

with the lav dMaVn of _.__„ 

Court yesterday In which he reiterated 

his charge that the 

"SBBBTBI _ _ _ 

the amne pci^lege wast d^nisd 

Tarvw and Sbnisni 

deck 

rijnMi pi., wWch |g 

at GUusni's 

Mott m Ms 

that the 

Board has p» 

city's civic leaden will tie invited device onMnanue. The 

to meet State Senator* Frank S. 

Farley and John E. Hunt, who haw 

wastWksded to 

nought an opportunity to leant ait 

first hand what they, as senatorial 

rrore-M-ntative* of ats ctty and ape 

May Cbunty, can do Isr Ooesm C3ty. 

The New Jersey CJvfl Service Cttn- It wajaj thra thai ftitrick Plriano, Headway's ansnuncefnent that the 

mi—Inn djoean't move very fast but N, a tnick driver, and 

"Meet Yoor flHsatars" aifcir had the http of tfes* Zonbst 

it moves — especially when It hi». 

an equipment 

BMB scneouwa UMSXHI TO a COUCH- 

Into actioo ttf civil QvD Service to .took 

•ton a tang perlad when the meeting 

charge* of fflet«l treatment 

for by Farley and Hunt was 

A toeai we tawMng two dry 

Public Works Department employes for Dcmocnds taaAwl d Ittip«Ji)ll> 

Bs? 

baa been dragging 4B and on since 

to meet dvlc to hn 

at first hand the of the dty 

,_ i 

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•Vr- *v~*3WR*T.TS 

/ 

"A .-'^-"^ 

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MM 1 — MCTMN ONI 

v Qbifuaries of the Wmmk 

PWMI V. MIR 

•LTYICM «wre 

tor Hiss Mar. 

Jtarr av., who 

Vriday after a lengthy illness. 

•MM. 

Draw, a native of FhUadri. 

Church with the Rev, Robert OUon,' 

pastor, officiating. Interment was at 

Seaside Cemetery, Palermo. 

Freeman 

j Jack Freeman, of 101 N, Union 

av., Margate, died suddenly at hii 

ad a local resident for 12home 

yesterday morning. He was 

was a veteran in vaudeville, 

10 you* on the circuit I Mr. Freeman was a native of 

home in Atlantic City and Margate 

_ Church at thf A* for the part 30 years. He had been 

i to Atlantic aty, officiated at 

in the printing and advertising bus- 

tte aervtee. M rroent was at At 

iness in Atlantic and Cape May 

City 

Counties for 30 years, 

Survivors include his wife, Jeannette- 

two daughters, Linda and 

Barbara Belyea; his parents, Mr. 

and Mrs. Robert Freeman, if Miami 

LDMOOD — Mra, Dorothy M. Beach: a sister, Mrs. Roberta Men- 

Mi, al m But av.. died Sunday deUnhn, of Umgport; and a nephew, j 

at Bam Mwnrsil Hospital A na- Richard Leonard Mendelsohn, of 

tive of BtMKjmt, Conn,, she was 

M. 

Funeral atTanRements are bcinfi 

* 

SurvWh* 

sunnvm 

art her husband Er- 

made by the Roth Memorial Chapel, 

aa^him, Mra. Calvin 

New Hampshire and Parifie aves.. 

d Northfiekl and Mrs. 

Atlantic City. 

Nmnin Mefe ol Kinoeton; and five 

Gunnir J. 

Funeral services will be held tomorrow 

(Fridayi for Uuimur J, 

Gustafson. of II* Asbury av. who 

was found dead fit his home Monday. 

He was 79. 

Mr. GistalMon was h,>rn In Germany 

and had come to this country 

many years ajjo. He had ni;i«le hm 

home in Ocean City for mnre than 

trs, Timv HW IHJ 

vivors. 

Funeral services \MM I" 

at 11 a.m. mm the (Jodfn > înith 

Funeral Homo. SOU On1r.il av. 

Mrs, Mabel 3. Ford 

SQMERg IHJINT — Mrs. Mahle 

S, Ford, of 21 Villuaf dr., Somers 

1 

Point, died Monday after a lengthy 

illness. 

A native of West Deptford Township 

and a former resilient of Woodbury 

and Ocean City. Mrs. Kurd 

had made her home in Somers 

Point for six years. She was a 

PB. Robert Eberbardt has been member of the Ocean City Baptist 

pnxnoted to the rank of police Church and the Ann Whitehall-Chap- 

Migrant and will serve as desk ter DAR of Wood bury. 

sergeant at poUee headquarUvs, Survivors include her huslxwd, 

Eberhardt has already passed a Frank R,: one son. William G, 

qwlifyine examination for theI 

Story, oi M:inh:isir-tt, NY.; one lis- 

pom. which was given by the ter.* Mrs. Elsie G. nakley. nf Si, 

If J, Ovfl Service, 

1 

Pitersburg Kl».: and two grand. 

Correction 

Funenil sersiees were rnndueied 

In n maty oonwrnins resised yestenlay afternnon from the Godj/kum 

far the conversion of the old Irpy-Srnith Funeral Himie îtt» the 

Central »v. Knot* for use as aRe\-. 

Da\id VVricht i*isior of Hie 

public «My building the Snitinel- Ocean City BaptiKt Church, officiat- 

InlBW crnd In reportin« the ing. Interment wuz at tglington 

•mount of the revued contract Cemetery, Clarteboro. 

glv«, the Dillon Construction Co. of 

,-,—"*- mm, ant $5a,8», wwth 

THI OC1AN 

ORCHID AND MINK—Mrs, Robert Buchanan, of Ocean 

City, smiles prettily as her orchid is pinned to her fur 

cape. Doing the honors is Mis§ Janet Kruk, one of the 

aides the Chamber of Commerce •nUsted to assist in the 

program.—Grainger Photo. 

CUTE SMALL FRY Joyce and Janet Sullivan, of 

Ha., arid tkroi f'tty, at€ .iHwwri here 

with the Easter Bunny on the boardwalk Sunday Under 

thu bunny skin is Sue KiUe, of Ocean City, whci presetited 

thogolatc candy easier egp to children on thu wijlk.— 

Senior Photo, 

:lsCaroiters t Farley 

i A military funeral sprviee will 1» 

m the bid given origlnmlly by uondwtnl this mominB iThursday* o:her dc %elojs' May County, 

Ttx- pit plans show TO Irnii 

than 3000 ahruta will he 

in the «o»er median and 

i «kfc« of Route 47 from the 

, of Rio Gran** to Gifissy 

Brk%* in MWVBe anti Um> r 

A 

Wtmgnm, AU bi* wiU be re. 

•| Centt*l «v., 

with full military class. .A tw>way telephane link be- 

Baac, Interment will bo at iMm him to hear Iwturw, ask aad 

Seaside Cemetery, Palermo, [answer questions. 

YEAR ROUND LIVING IN J 

YE&R ROUND COMMUNITY 

II 

^ ? S 3 ^2rC *?"^SU5S 

,.r 

• * * • • * . . 

i— < ^. 

Copper Market 

Spurs Thieves 

If your home or 

is equipped with c*.. 

•downspouts, guard them «e 

More theft* of copper iio»ii 

wore reported to pe4uv :h.> 

from the Sindia Apartment?. 

St. and Wesley av from 

1st »t and a luw m 

block Wesley av. 

Copper brings fmrn W T,I 

a pound at junk dealers .1. 

national copper sJiorHige 

Windows i-iintinui'ii to hi 

is i' target* for youthful 

lar outdoor sport since litsi '«•• 

Tins week w.ixW"* «v: •'''.» ' 

200 and M 1st si a* W **" 

Surf rd., a! 1!J K V.-f. >' -^ 

SLU St- n;on pi. 

Burglars broke :nto the S> •'•• 

Mrs. Harry Klau.sc "-' ,v>v 

with six buttles of wh.sko .t*v 

in tush, 

A window wa.« broken .v »* 

ssjiivtixl the eluh's ;n'er. v > 

I'll!' Wlll.lshil'lll • f -1 1' '' K * 

hniken by a st.»ne .i'*) k 

oi a 14-fiiot i\««l«m! «.is ;• 

I'olue lw\e fi.iii iv.M. • " - 

in fimlintf the i'ip|i«T :hw- ••• 

\Ulklii\\-liri\ikers >V S »• ;• 

n . . : ! ; * ! • • • • ' 

worker «hn ,ie'« :•« 

si'\ er.il h-iMii-* ri !Mi 

lion. 

IMPROVING 

'Y-'ii Iliii>: llulin I ..: -. 

"Well p.-1'h.ips n •>• r» : 

SMtiiMl Clattifia^ Mi i^Bf »«•»* *— 

>••••»>.( M.!h.»li*f : 

("'ri:- h M Msilie \\\i IIIIII'IIIDJ siTS- 

- f\\ « :. tn'k'm .i 1 1(1 3j ,IIW1 # hf ! 

• '•• •-•ti, •• siiMti .i' 1 l'i T h e thi IiH 1 

: •• ':.• ! ,• * ;i \* 'K.eh Cili.il . . 

• .i ..;• -IL-.Î t'ommi'titl" 

\1'-, Kin ii*!" rj;e! a ineftilxT of 'he 

Y ••• M> 'h «l >•' (Iiiinh of thl 1 * i "s. 

>(( i' •' 'hi Hiujî'iin I>i>i1rlt^ WStN 

111. MIII i i; niii; ThunKiiy will be 

HrulK--'"n I»is'rui'«i 'Jfith Annivrrsary 

utiserviw i- iiii! will ri'SfHl tht* ptojritK 

rutiili' in ih« i finnive'Tb'iry ÔJUS 

iiuiili.il in 13HI All former dirtrtct 

iff • rv wii! rui-ise rtnînithin ami 

rN>%4 iniîiln-rs »il! N> A'elntnvfi 

\;i •!• ...MI.II |iii;("s(nt "ItayN of Bius* 

y \ ni iif WnvbiiiMJi. w.th Mtii. 

rt i,i..-. Ilieff, of AldiiM'. IN rnuwree 

,« k' H 1 « 11 ili-pie' "the jT» years 

if (Tinst..in 

m Mi*. 1: 

KNIT 

or CROCHET 

COAT surr 

or SHELL 

DOROTHEA 

Aft •-..JMIBIL flfjiri 

the

i — nrnoN ONE THE OCEAN CITY 

,y. ibttuarii 

_tor 

of no Barr av 

ifter a lengthy 

Church with the Rev, Robert Olson, 

pastor, officiating. Interment was at 

^mQ | Seaside Cejnetery, Fajenoo, 

Marwho 

Jack freeman 

Jack Freeman, of 101 N. Union 

« native of PhilnW- av., Margate, died suddenly at hii 

tocml resident for U home yesterday morning. He was 

veteran in vaadarille,,' 

on the circuit I Mr. Freeman was a native of 

act. 

Philadelphia and had made his 

Rev. John E 

home in Atlantic City and Margate 

Ek»#oapsJ Church of the As- for the past 30 yon. He had been 

ia Attafltic aty, officiated at in the printing and advertising bus- 

•ervfcse, hsmum*. was at At-iness 

in Atlantic and Cape May 

C*rnete«y. 

Counties Tor 30 yean, 

Survivors include his wife, Jeannptte- 

two daughters. Linda and 

Dorothy 

Barbwrn Belyett: his parents Mr. 

POQD — Mn, Dorothy M. and Mrs. Robert Freeman, if Miami 

of af Bur av., died Sunday Beach; a sister, Mrs. Roberta Men- 

I.mi III HospttnJ. A nadejanhn, of Longport; and a nephew,! 

of IIHwi I, Can,, ate wasRichard 

Leonard Mendelsohn, of 

Longport. 

her husband. Er- Funeral arrant;cmt-nts are being 

two g , Mn, Calvin made by the Roth Memorial Chapel, t 

NMhfieM and Mn. New Hampshire and Pacific avis.,; 

Of Kimeicn; and five Atlantic City. | 

I 

at m^mtSi ft"" 1 " *• Gustafson 

M, Robert Eberhardt has been 

1 to the rank of police 

and wUl serve as desk 

at police headquarters. 

It hM already passed a 

«Mlifytag oanbafion for the 

which mi given by the 

Ovfl Service. 

In a sonecniin$g revised 

Funeral services will be held toaiurrow 

iifWdajrj UM q-•»«; this omntry 

many years aao. He had made his 

homo in Qt-ran City fur rmiv thiin 

30 years, There arc no km>wn survivors. 

Funeral servkvs will bo ufintliu'fpd 

at 11 a.m. from the Godfrey-Smith 

Funeral Home. 803 Q-ntral av, 

Mrs. MabeiTFord 

SOMERS POINT — Mrs. Mahle 

S, Ford, of 21 Villusc dr.. S.meri 

Point, died Monday after a lonsithy 

illness. 

A native of West Dcptfnrd Township 

and a fonntu' resident of Wiioribury 

and Ocean City. Mrs. Ford 

tod made her home in Aimers 

Point for six years. She was a 

member of the Ocean City Baptist 

Church and the Ann Whitehall Chap, 

ter DAR of Woodbury. 

Survivors include her husband: 

Frank R- one son, William U. 

Story, of M.'inh:issru, NY.; one sister. 

Mrs, Elsie U. Baklcy. of St. 

PetersburR. Ha- and two grandchildren. 

Funeral services were (•unduc'tod 

yesterday afternoon from the G. 

Here'i a wise idea 

you can really bank on. 

To wit— a wile new owl 

ready to collect comi 

- and complimenri. 

It i a Napier money saving 

conversation piece, 

in hand textured, 

non tarmihing, 

preeioui rhodium finish. 

Giowing green eyei 

watch your lavings. $7, 

Thomas 

JEWELERS 


ASBURY BAKERY 

1161 Asbury Av«. Dial 399-1939 :: 

FRIDAY SPiCIAL - 

CINNAMON BUNS 50c „ 

HEARTH BREAD • COOKIES • PASTRIES 

4 IUTTER MILS ---%- fB--^- 

OPEN 7 DAYS A WflK.— 7 A, M, TO 6 P. 

t- x 

#:•• 

*h!i • J. 

•*?* 

•/:•.• 

.*.">. 

s 

,„, pair pawing them have been the ,« 

buying articles of modest value and Police 

porkiting the change they received. 

Authorities said the men ure driv- 

ing a 19Wi Ford Gaiaxie sedan. The 

checks have turned up in Atlantic- 

City and elsewhere along the coast. 

Should a merchant be offered 

chc-ck, he is asked to notify 

Bill 

Ch 

bet* 

VERY IMPORTANT PEOPLI 

PREFER PURITAN FOREVER YOU)*} 

White, Aqu»marin#, P,nk, Gold. 

1020, 12' 1 22' j 

741 Aibury Avtnut 

SPRING COATS & SI 

10.99 To 34.00 

OMGINAUY-14.90 f© 45,00 

*'«H cwiU..tiim toats (ft'tiiUlts, droppod waist 

Two. or ihrw-pitiT-suits; niany with new longer 

Bfencfrf, AiorsUfcls, flat w«ul iianncls: 

«|| sire 

s, ihocks, plaids, solids, wool . 

ENTIRE STOCK 

ING HATS 

* 

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Corn* 

Ihut 

M, 19H 

s an- back 

"P 1 

up n on their 

up 

i»irti"«> "f the Allan. 

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blvd. 


S'Mt, R.rksvay. 

fir:" •"••••••"' '»"• f lIt ' 

^••1 "«•'>• frilMI i •' Ctiiir.h • if tin* i .">. 

Hi, ••! i> iiiii' Thdrwtiy will U 

iiJis.TN.ini. ,!«! will, reveal Ify 1 projr^-««* 

fiiiiffe 1 ill tht' .inn \i•rs.tr> 

hiut. hi wiH if \*i'!iiim 

\s: it.,:.HI: jiiiiînt ' ItayH of lilue j 

\\ ,.; ,,-. lln'ff .if Alilm.'. iicw,i 

..,• •.! VI ifc'ici" f hc 

of-itim*, in •Min«i l nf the '«nf;int&i> 

'..in Mis I Ksini-sun iLiniirnT, we- 

KNIT 

or CROCHET 

NEW MBS, 

COAT SUff 

or SHELL 

DOROTHEA 

Boardwalk Ocwn City 

Mall * Phone OnW. SoUdt«l 

OUAUU limmm u 

Mrs Wm. R Ebensperger, Jr. 

refiiry »f Mi«*ioniiry Education and 

Smiee, NorthesiiHeni JurtstfcHon, 

will coris«Tnte the officers tor the 

comim; year, 

Mus;c for the day will be provided 

I by Raymond MuAft«e. barhone soloist 

:ri Ihi- Kirsl Mithodwt Church of 

' this city Mr MrAfiv i» «ell known 

I ^r t*rsiii»nntialB fur their welfare. 

The Foster Parent Plan, Meyer 

said. WHS started in 1936. Today 

there are more than 40 000 children 

The speaker rmphasiznl the mti] throughout, the world benefitting from 

tat Rotary Clubs and members in the support of their foster parents. 

every country to have? a frLt. intur-; 

chanfe of wlcas. 

President John M. Lambert an- 

. i liourjcpd a new pianist would provide 

He mentioned letters to members musi(. in fufun, nieetingi. She is 

in other clubs as one of the simple, 

1 direct means of lostering understand- 

• ing. Hi* also susHrstiii rlub exchanges 

and Rotary Foundation, | 

More poignant aiiion cm the local! 

Miss Jane Kyle, an Ocean City grade 

school teacher. 

TWO 

level is seen in the Foster Parent' "!>•» me see." snid the minister 

Plan, the speaker said. Ocean Oty j who wns fillinR out the marriage 

R W at « rnM of S15 a rnimth p*T ^rtifh-uie and was uncertnin 

child, has adopted a Columbia .South , ,, 

in 

, . . . . . ,tL . 

America, girl and two tjoys. om- •» f " fh ** m °- this » Xhe Dfth - lmt 

Thr I*Hilippines IIIKI the ii'dcr 

,%iuth Vietnam. 

"No. sir," retumed the bride In- 

Thew- children, who live with their j diannntly, "this 

families, ,ire und«T|ii :s i!• y«-

•,*.-•» 

» 

• 

:t 

i\ 

Mrs, James Thomas DAndrade 

p Methodist Ceremony Unites 

Benzon, J, T, D'Andrade 

Given in marriage by her father, 

the bride was attired in a sown of 

white peau de soie featuring appli-1 

ques of beads, sequins and lace. It' 

was fashioned wHh a round neek- 

Une, Jong tapered sleeves, fitted 

todjee and A-Iine skirt accented by 

a belt adorned with a larse peau 

de soie rofe, and terminating in a 

was held by a jeweled 

crown and she carried a cascade 

bouquet of white rases, 

to Empire gowns of brocade and 

peau de sole in rainbow colors of 

Wue, green and yellow. Their head, 

pieces were chiffon ram with vcUtm 

and they carried bouquets at 

vari-esiend camatloni. 

her daughter'!) wedding Mrs. 

complete items for the Country Fair 

Holiday Booth was held at the meettag 

ol the American Home Depart 

mart of the Unwood Womvn'i Clul 

Tuesday evening in the home ol 

Mrs. Roger Mulholland. 

The Holiday Booth is being sponsored 

by the American Home Department 

at the Country Fair April 

30 from 10 a.m. to 10 p,m. m the 

-imtwwJ ReoteaTjon Field. Rain cfale ' 

is Muy 7, 

The Flnt Methodist Qmrch was a graduate of Malverne High School, 

the setting tor the wedding of Miss 

will graduate in June from Ftolytcuh-' 

Judith Benzoi, daughter of Mr. nrd 

Mrs. Lewis H, Benzon, of 200 21thnk 

Institute of Brooklyn. i 

st,, and Ja:nes Thomas D'Andrade, 

•on of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F 

D'Andrade, ol Belmar. 

RETURNED PROM HAWAII ' 

The Rev, William R. Guffiek. pus- 

Lf, Norman D. Wolff, UKN, and' 

tor, officiated at the ceremony per- 

hi« family are returning to Phila-: 

formed April 2 at 2 p.m. George 

delphia from Hawaii where Lt, Wolff j 

Ashton was organist and vocalist 

has been stationed for three years. 

was Raymond McAfee. 

Soon after arriving in Philadelphia' 

Lt, Wolff will go to Fort Lee, Va ' 

Miss Barbara Benzon, of Boston, where he will attend school for '«. 

was maid at honor for her sister and 

•erviiK as bridesmaids were Miss 

Carol Benzon, also a sister of the 

bride, and Miss Virginia Bucmaiuto, 

of Malveme, NY. 

Robert D'Andrade, of Belmar, was 

best man tor bis brother and assist- 

Ing as ushers were John Hoof fie 

and Anthony Piehianno, .both of 

; The next meeting of the Departix 

we.ks. While there Mrs, Wolff, the' 

former Judith Cassidy and 'their I 

ehildrc n, Karen and Kieth, will visit { 

with her parent«. Mr. and Mrs. W.W, 

Casgidy of 141i West av. 

! 

ment wUl be May 12 at the home 

of Mrs, Roland Mason, 208 Forest 

dr., when the n^wly elected officers 

will t;ike user. Those rltcied for 

the c-omiiiR yuar ,-IIV Mrs. Chaika 

Compton, chairman; Mrs John Di>te 

sreretary: Mrs. jack Williamson! 

treasurer; and Mrs. Richard Walton, 

historian. 

Proper Make-Up and Suitable Hairstyles 

will be the program presented. 

Sen ing as models will be Mrs Mason, 

Mrs. Willianwon, Mrs. Robert 

Hartman, and Mrs. Harvey AnRstadf 

Mrs. Fred Sassi will make up the 

models and select colons and Iwir 

styles suitable to each person. 

Following \nv merlins refn-*hments 

were servi-d l>y Mrs. Frank Lake and 

Mrs, Mulholland. 

«w pale green chiffon and a matchm 

Wemm straw piHbox hat. Her 

corsage was of green cymWdiums. 

For the occasion Mn. D'Aadnrie 

Hiectod a pink chiffon frock, pate 

pink straw hat and a pink cymbid- 

the crromony a irctp- 

their return from a wedding 

trip to the Poconos the couple wiU 

^M» their bomf in Elijihurst, NY. 

For her going away outfit the bride 

* » i nile green wool suit with 

Mge accessories. 

The bride ta a cnduat# of Mai. 

(NY.) Hieh School and was 

! with the Atlantic Adverris- 

Thc hridegream, alto 

:n^ t 

Mm\ 

COLOU 

• BEDSPREADS 

• CURTAINS 

• DRAPERIES 

• WINDOW SHADES 

AM m tKir>^ 

> Mri RETAPEj 

TRAVERSE RODS (Installation AvailabU) 

OF&i W^XDAYS »:» A. M. to 5 P M 

ZN JTUDAY and SATURDAY EVENINGS 7 to 9 

I!!PPAV,BECORATOR SHOP 

•tai 1BW aiNMla* MbOTXâSkM >**^ --'-' 

THi OCKAN CITY SBNTINIL-tlDGiR 

Rkhard Bowen, Mrs. J«* McGralh. 

Mrs B0W h 

Mn WallMt ardbJe *no Mn, Dwi. 

Duplicate Methodist Missionaries Film 

k-l Weeks assisting, 

Sinawik President 

instillation will be hrW April 27 

a! 6:30 p ni. in r>uuW BUI 

59< 

UWCMTW BHflWD StttUWt 

SUCH 

•OAST 

•*•*! 

FRESH OCEM 

SHAD & ROCI 

Porgtes • Whiting • Flounder Fid 

Fresh Scallops • Lobster 

mtiuwmmt 

uirutuu 

IIHH I.I .< 

rLoufton 

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f ^'" 3:uk Riy^mV IS! i*iiian-ii- 

ni. 

.!.••• ( " i h m> ' 'in 

..'...n Hill. 

B, I ;i m , .-ii'iinLiy fii ivmn 

under !iir .n i»l i .\.i ' •I C , ( •,.... • •". \ , A ..-. 

trip !'i Ih.- ( 

ivi Cm irm.it. Uisjh.ill t: in. : 

hawv ttie hiRh »t-hool. lu M> t "' 

»ML, 11 4tS Ailantu JV. 

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[J JI |p ::, .ii i',>>:.'i ,'.'i Ilia ( 'ii»,.,i 

!• ni. in-. 1 : ,i' • II 

lidfji !i ,V'- tiitti ni in' 

n.. ,n 'tn- Y.m'h i •.•(!•' I 

• • • 

P to the LAttn Casino j^jsm- \ niM''.iu: T '*• \< 

9m Scinî'.nun c'lub 1I>'I-I,.ITI

departim 

Holt 

e other 

ve been 

ring the 

vby not 

ilaee to 

a few 

before 

, come 

, , and 

at the 

1 from 

, Bare- 

BUT ur me wti 

SCOTC

• — S1CTION ONI 

Ride Motor 

Rim Fare 

THI OCIAN CITY SINTIMf L-LED6BR 

no objection to GUUan 1 thta qMdal meeting that Wafcfcnan 

and Stnteta acted favorably on the 

Board** reeommewtationr Gillian 

*-as present, but abstained (ram 

. revoting. 

STOAND 

f® 

AprilM 

t^^JSL*^*^ J«»uary 111 the*Zoo-! advanced for the court's consideray 

* ^ transmitted its reeonwj tinn. the Zoning Boart has no iuris- 

"The Great Race," a comedy mt. 

•BeraBgn to the City Cammisrten diction. Under New Jersey and the 

travasanza the likes of which has 

a variance be granted. Mott municipal zoning ordinance of 

never before been attempted on the 

- ^ ttat a regularly scheduled the board* mitharify is limited to motion picture screen. H everybody's 

" 

.Tf..r:r.,T f..r 

. In- th,- 

.. f.-..M.rr-« 

; l».:h '!:. iiv--:! ..ml -nv 

theme from Bi'nnell'N 

f^-st ninsie Ttie Oscar. • 

^m"s -n this great album and 

the.r"m..vles are C.irl T,.lk rr.«n 

H:irli.w (lent!.' Rain from the in-jvi" 

v 

bom lovely, ami Michael Re 

Dial JW.M41 

TACCAMNO 

• HEATIN6 

Mat 39944S0 

* An openlnvitation has been attend- 

on the atudy book. The next the weekly Pnyer Bre*kto»t Friday 

ing. May 3, will be a 

•t 7 a.m. in Esaig'i ReMwrant, 9th 

A highly interesting and education- 

at 

Plymouth Inn. 

•t. and Asbury av. 

al program on flower arranging was 

Rev. WiUlam R. Allen. pMtof ol presented »t the meeting of Xi Alpha 

Mrs. Paul Hirtman was 

Ralph aayten, of Palermo, Chrii- the First United Presbyterian Iota Chapter. Beta Sljima Phi Soror- 

as a new member of thi nan layman and committee member Church, anaouncps that the guest ity held last w.-ek in the home of 

Orcle by the 21 members ...,,,,.,H of the Christian Brigade, will lead minister for Sunday (April 1?) atMr*. 

William Harm. Mrs. James 

in the Church Parlor, Devotions were in the devotions. 

of Unwood. a mumbcr of the 

led by Mrs. Lillian Shepherd and the Once again a reminder ha« been 

study hemk review wus given by Mrs of the CBMC annual Smorgas-: 

Rr>bi.rt Brown. The next m.« img at Whitehall May 14. Guest 

will be a lunche. n May X 

will be Alfred Jackson, vice 

Mrs. Alfred Senior le*l dev.itinns 

chairman of CBMC International, ] 

for 11 members «.f the Rai hel fir. le farmer chairman of the CBMC In-1 

mei>ting in the home of Mrs Donah) U-rnatiiHial, president of the Board of 

RuMoH A dinnir will be held May Trumei« of the Stony Brook School, 

3 at Sc-oich Hall. 

former pn-sidenf of Lyroming Oiunty 

nti>d 

B/ir AssofiHtion and former prpsident 

Mrs, Dorothy CVillins .ami Mrs 

' H*rry EfiK'.V' Mrs, Harry 

(if Rotary Club, 

Lydia Monrtje were wel, ,im.,| am 

Mrs. Nunnan Hurnult. 

new members of Surah Cm le nn•• ! 

ing in Plymouth Inn. I\\. nu fiVe 

Plymouth Inn. 

i BHnbrrs of Eunire Circle 

(: v,,ns 

f^ home of Mrs, Jumes 

nnd a busini'ss m.'tiinK a skit ,,f ., 

(ji'mian Sinmnw Srh.ml was y,n s. nf- 

Drvotions ufre lr>d by Mrs. 

e*l. Th,> nvxi miffing will }„. ,, him h. 

' the study bc«»k nv.mv 

ti,n Muy 5 at Iiymnuih Inn 

by Mri Ir^'iny Mar- ' 

ertinR will bf a ! 

May 3 ut Batter fs Theme For 

, wflU»m Guffick was Trinity WSCS Meeting 

• parsufWK 1 , . ' . 

Dr. Guffick To Preside 

At Meeting Of Union 

The Rev, Hr William R, Oufflek, 

p.-ist.,r nf The First Methodist 

Church ni Oiean City, will presidj. 

at a meeting of the Methodist S. 

eiJil I'nifn in McAllister Hall, Phila- 

(Ii i|ihia on Tuesday, 

A yrnujj nf ]"i members of the 

Ii«al i hunh will aeiiitnpijny the 

- "f.ife A ft . •' r p,iW>r To iho mef'flftg vrfiiifl wtti fea- 

' Mrs. WIIIIt'iri- 

a talk hy Dr Ralph Smknian. 

Death" was the .iiltji i i i.f M,s 

u a gueM, IM>- 

widely kn>rwn n«liii an«l felevisitin 

Jaioti Kit-Id Npiiiker at ih>' ttii-. (n^ 

l*d by Mrs Mabel 

of ihf Uiifuan's Si» Lily nf (1II.>I,.m sfji-itker minitfi'i'. au!hNnn HnU-n Hr'iswi:riL' atul S: tVe.lll Cfy, 

. tan. 

John the liivinc ! 

i mraibers rt 

1 = 

home of Mrs. 

Mri. Edith 

I'ri-snlenf Mrs %!,ir> I'l'ir-nn 

I It • guest Mrs Marian t 

ofii-niil tin- m.i-f.rm « 'M ,i '.,1k 

I ami Mrv Arthur 

'ifc.fi t i^ t Y"iiiM-n M >- ui.. p., ,,t 

__ 1 the study Idiiik 

of Kn«iN-r" |)s. The si^'en major desiCTw d(*cribed 

worked with Stewardship anil Pro- WCTP vcrtif-Umotion, 

unrl served on th*- staff of 

Synod's Adult Trainjn« Sthsbyterian Church, Cherry Hill, 

Lord Himself, to five to N, J. Elder John HoRan was elected 

members of the Mir- • 

otherp more than you receive, Elder delegate to the Presbytery 

let at I'lvTiiiKiih hin Ttie i hu>f • ,iuw if Inim m . ri-.ir* 

e»j'erin!!y to those who do not from the Oit-an City Church. j 

1*1 m ih-vi'f"mt tit Is f.Kird! it tin j'i-i j.ni. (• 

cramp* the timga ami prevent* proper 

breathing, A noted physician says 

^^•B^B^j^Bs'^^feBBBBBBBA^^B^^îB^B^BBBBBB^'^B^lBlBBlBBP^^B^ 

one who is cmrryinK his chest he. 

Sitting in a ahanpad. rctawd poa1> 

tk»j with the chest flat and the 

shoulders hunched, to conducive to 

powgeatlgn In the abdominal region. 

The relaxing of the abdominal 

fnuactei. due to the bad posture 

described abov*. tend* to oitMe nrolapae 

of all the viacera including 

the liver, Hdneys Md ««omach. 

When one rita ctvol th* cne< i* elevat«d 

the abdominal muaclea are 

is^to ai_i nolu tfie flaâna ni Qwur 

proper poritky. altowiBg the free etrdilation 

at bwud thftMch thf body. 

Bad habit* in •Hting. •tandinK 

•fllifUltl 

i ltd one Appreciates more Ann a UOf hemktu&GireC*33Uc U to its 

driver tnd passengers. Nor ia there anyone mote appreciative of the tmsrapaiaed quality ol its 

acr C^dilW, she find, k 

tanciMM of compantona. It respemda wkh aai al«r«. 

that ia tbe rmry ol am«Her cart. And Cadillac'a 

_ toasing tar 1966 

r«dMC

The 

»P> WwfW»» Sen**, mnk 

and his frtlftagwa. 

t»* Mm*, me* tear* et 

•M «e It bTheapfel to com 

mentioned 

clear hfr 

, ^ Hunt 

_ , , aM they went to 

- to this community- 

Senator doesn't oare who comes to 

They can ha RiymhHrann, Demo- 

Ait until our community 

F they " " ------- * 

For/ey 

A Nmw Horn* For Thm Police 

Tht 0«u City Police Department has 

quartered since 1914 in a cramped 

of the basement of City Hall, and this 

__ bat become more and more inadequate 

* 9eean Gf^Mii grown. 

Cuttug out frills and extras from pro- 

MMd atterationa to the old Central av. •coool 

«D adapt H for use as a w*Uee buildine at a 

Mi of about $125,000. the old school W 

also house the Municipal Court 

TJtt aXfttlMlUlUS Ml IUB 4UJ» 4MM 

_ greater police efficiency, and adequate 

IMP may improve police morale. 

Of mum, a police headquarters, no 

matter how commodious, is nothing more 

tka* a general headquarters and a "balTacks" 

for the police. 

The peace is preserved away from head- 

TOton, out on the avenue* and streets of 

the tity and on our boardwalk, 

to tt» "WiUlil problem that conoar 

payee official today and it wiU 

t them when the new headquarters is 

'Ocean City is a law-abiding community. 

It bw no "underworld" whose members plan 

:iT.".--;^L?-?j 

thm Untinml Lookt At The World 

% Yankmm§ Go Home' 

the South Vietnamese from 

pfA and 

the principles of~ our Aitneriean 

many of 

_ _ the Saigon 

is supported by President 

perfectly 

thousands 

naust make 

government 

• taMvodMt uncle whoM 

are far from grateful for 

the North 

they are 

by the 

go home and leave 

to Ibeir fate? 

When . . . 

**^g^y Wji l » «PeW> MI^, 

****** 1 * P ** ^ 4 ; 

'•'tejfefi 

'M**.^ 

«CB*l«CITr 

aaat at. 

>ae*< 

VA 

•auton can be helpful to Ocean City, our 

senators just won't know. 

4i_ TWi independent newspaper beUwes 

M JMlWc ffMttWI with taiatof* Farley 

and Hunt would be productive and valuable, 

.iLf^Tf $*" MMMtion as a non-partisan 

It U a measure of Senator Farley that he 

has awaited an invitaUon to such a meeting. 

His pout of view belies the charges that he u 

•* FS«t PoUttcal boss incuned to total 

ruthlessneas. * 

On behalf of the people of Ocean City 

we extend an invitation to our two senators 

to such a meeting. Furthermore, we shall be 

glad to be as helpful as we can in assuring its 

.success. 

crimes against society. We have no saloons 

to worry about, and our policemen have far 

fewer problems arising from liquor traffic 

than do other shore resorts. 

There are a great many petty thefts reported, 

and once in a great while a major 

theft. Crimes of violence are rare. 

But what plagues this city and its people 

is continuing vandalism. This senseless destruction 

of property reaches its peak in the 

summertime, but it is never absent. 

Most Bf tMs destruction Is manifestly the 

work of juveniles, which, it might be supposed, 

would make it easier to control. 

Unfortunately, however, this is not the 

case. Police' point out with justice that juvenile 

crime and valdaUsm is by no means localized. 

It is a growing problem everywhere. 

This is the major problem of police in 

Ocean City, and it must be solved by men on 

the beat. It cannot be solved in headquarters 

But, if the new police building does 

promote efficiency, the §128,060 spent toobtain 

it will b§ money well spent, and it is 

completely true that our policemen have 

outgrown the quarters they have occupied 

for over half a century. 

This hardly seems feasible, at least if 

our departure is accomplished in too preeipi. 

tate a fashion. We would "lose face" in 

southeast Asia, a serious matter when dealing 

with oriental*. * 

But there is a large body of informed and 

experienced Americans who beheve we should 

withdraw slowly; that our efforts in South 

Vietnam should be a limited holding action. 

imTîKfPLx"* tha * Uncle Sam hâ nîth- 

4i ILw means nW a matubte to convert the 

entire world to democracy—American style. 

Also, they say, there are only four powers 

in the entire world who have the industrial 

capacity to mount a war against the 

United States, 

Of these four^ three, Great Britain, Germany 

and Japan are our active allies. Russia, 

the fourth, i*.veering toward a policy of 

China? Her industrial incapacity and her 

backward food production mean she is no 

serious threat now and won't be for years to 

cone. 

-h-J^S? «!*• naU y w in hraway places 

chant, "Yankees, go home" they may well be 

givtagâjood advice. 

project to correct 

during heavy 

^^^^^^^^^^ê^^^êeê* * ^^^V^^^r^^^^^Bê^^P 

got naaum but 

. tum-downa BMUM of limUcd meet, 

and the Mart'a "BO 

were finding it 

get accepted by coUsgea because 

tag as returning awv- 

It's eat eaay to be a achool nurac. 

"Thw* •» «jme hard dedaionf. like 

' * ' • ae^lB who c9B*t aee (he 

biackboaM needi sjaan or a hair- 

•^•Se^mfaSlte eMfaâil m&m, u 

Who says he not err. em in 

-Hmm'tmi 

In 

Urn felflMaMet ef nr 

Capitol Hill 

WASHINGTON, DC. - Tin. 

In foreign affairs is now 

Till 1 I'hilnp 1 jir ij«i 

,s :h.i 

sliail .if fuJi'inu rU'tW H«l 

China's admits: >n '.he- l"ri."--I S'.iV* 

this dirwtIy a,fW,« lh, „„„„,,, „,, ^; n 

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:.' i IIL' 'h' 1 Hi'jilitil .ills .1 |>,l:t!i,il 

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n'k.Mu in the snti;iun>! llt;,i.ii.v 

ruill ui\,«i Ni-w J •r>''% s»iii hoA a 

p"i!1 fas prrn :n iN Li*< 

v 

Tho Ntiilufo i»-nn,!s ,1.1;. !« rl 

I'.ivi-mmifi! to !c%y =1 f*,'\ tax if 

$1 There are i«fi iithi !• :,m. in ••l.. 

httttuto twito pertairiifii: m ntj» ih.< 

lax may t- iiilitvi,^ ami Uhim 

p*"ia!';i-s f. . diH.innifn'.s Th. > twiso 

ne%«T hei-n rcpi-sdni 

IItiii»A'«»f lej't! ,-\tffk hi•'•,-, • ' 

is pf«ihle th». pniMS.,«i m ih.- 

Slatt.'s Civwtitutirin Kiw»rHWfi nfl 'he 

riRht of wjffraKo w.iulij aut .ftmli. ,,1ly 

nullify the j«,n t.tx Am ,1 jh,,t 

dopsnt *l»i the. t nek, the clvinf .-s ,.ro 

the r»5-enf I'nitid S»aies 

?hnt irun'. VJ\: wh. n 

thi' division's' firm rtpurt \MIS .*. 

smd, Tint:! IHtil i., i!| • ,x. . »• r.' l»- 

inc eollei ted In fHH l.m y.iir « is 

the first time Mnn ?hi- .n-.înal ,iu. 

uiorization wa» |MM4 that n.. |»>i! 

tliSil m>n. ciilleri,^ any»hiTe-in 

New Jersey, 

Thi» lilkt muniiipMlity to levy a 

poll tax was Ownmerriai Township 

ta Cumberland County. It* tasi ,.- 

M 

.1 li,ir\is; i\ 'crnrnenf 

mil « report uprti îr |whlic ins[* and almoM everybody wUli 

mth I nclc Sam LH a dangerous sport 

tlif Cct'itt Sttrit'ty needs niorwy to coBta 

JMi rtliHl proj.s»- ai.'inni; ui 

without ,i iltmt' (»r MO iifT mir TF(illeys 

rViler.il lux liite-thL' New Jersey ia 

muniripal tax bite 

WMEItr-S IT rnMK KKOM- _ 

>, a sale*, tax Trace UH 

itii ume b.n k far t'linuyh atid it can 

Wiitk uiiik (Icitu 1 In sun 111 sdfiicbni^ck 

spveral Ihousanri prnpU- work hanievtrrt 

M.it tu kfiji * ity 11,111 K"Uir in the 

it is ai ( ustiinied All Ami'rtr.i worki te I 

(iteat S(M lets 111 lunrts to pas fur lt» 

In fait, wu weiik one wetk 11 

iriCIIKU ElJUCATKlNÂnd toat'li 

for- it if sun add the extra word ' «nt" 

"hiUhiT tost iif cMiucatiun " When all Ifct4 

built m .lersfy s 21 counties even body 

m to college wlwther be w.inb Ui op nstl 

l i will be forced to 

«fM.apf thiHi fctnud («wdin>| nihip. 

it 

10 a.m. _ W.S.C.S. Sewing group. 

3:30 p.m. — Brownie 

FIRST NttMYTMIAN CHUKCH 

J*L BB> aa^ MtAadeaa* SBU 

*••• ••• aaaaaaj wejBBjBf^ aje/s 

THI OCEAN CITY SINTINIL-LIDOiJI 

CHURCHES 

8:30 p.m.—Senior High MYF bas- 

i:« «.m.—Church School. 

11 a.m.—Morning Worship. 

t-SfJ p.ni.-tt^wi reclhil uy Walter 

10 15 a. m —a.*u>« .ffudy. 

11 a m —Wonhip Ser\"rt, 

6 SO p m—Evening Wornhip. 

I p. m HeraW of Truth, radto M „,.„. 

pr»»rani on ttaUon wliJB. l«0 In ! M ^ wp| "7 1 T ?1\ p m,—Mii'Tinc of huildlm; funtl ; , , , _ _ __ _ , 

iTimpaijfn»'rs, Auditorium. I *'«i«id7I..Op.m.-Offlf.* 

I Siotw, 

7 a.m.—CBMC Breakfast, Ensig's 

Sunday- 

9:30, 11 a.m., fioon ami OV) p.m. 

Ri^taurant, 9th Rt, and Anbury av. —Maues. 

', v „_. , 

• • • 

, » , 7 pm—Junior Young People and LIWWOOO COMMUNITY 

OCtAN CITY tAPTifT CHURCH Junior Choir, Sunday School Buiki- 

IIMi tf. mi WMMty •«. 

In. OavM P. Wriffct, DO 

7pm —Junior High Young Pinipie farnafraw (FrWay)— 

nntl Handbell Choir U>w.-r Auditor- j ? 3 0 p m _Y.iuth Nittht 

IM. RMMW 

iuin. R p.m.—Ludies Auxiliary. 

-Must 

• 9 .» 

'• r"iriilii 

1 _ 

fain 

1 

S 30 ami T > • • 'M< JI :r • m'c 

M 

; 11! 

Kiifi 

1 am ami ' .'•11 j> m -Mi« N due' 

1 

ii m --.Sunday 

SehorJ with He- 

fit* f. •r i'\i meiiiher • it the 

•l> KM(I jit, lit if USi 

giTHTill superf*li 

nt 

1 4'. a in-Wiirship 

Sepvin" Or. 

,s» Mr^ I >.l\ 1.1 1» 

Wni-ht V. .al 

! h> , Fnilik 

AlU-n ul itiiy A jn«. 

7 JB 

p}>ml 

111 a m 

R.C, 

the 

m — 

Mainland Churches 

SOMIRS MINT 

CALVART INOBPINMNT 

urn - SiipwviaKi nmwry. tpm*_Youth meeting. 

| 

II 15 am to noon Seryife »•« am—Church Schonl. 

ii»«t fruni 'hi' miin iiui!,t'irim» 11 am—Morning Wonhip. 

rmllo (nation WS.T 1WI on t»»» dial. 7 .10 pm—Evening fciviee. 

U' .TO to 1:30 p m—• Musinii Meditjitn«M" 

i*n' himir iif fh»» finesrt in 7 30 pm—Prayer meeting. 

CTin«ian mmi 1 with Ifcivid Wright 

h I^lu-s Bibk 1 

CT*»» : T and « a.m-Maasw. 

7 p m-Pre-servi.-e prayer meet- t 30 to 8 pm.-Confesaiofis. 

Ing 

m p m -RsenlnK Gospel Seniw. 

Bob Adam* •«; leader Saxophone 

aoio by David K Y.wnB Viinl ae- 

, kvtiuns by. tbv hlmk- Quarti-t Thorn. 

C.«fe«ri and 

rm ^ __ ^ 

t:SB am — Owrrh Schaol, 

U a.m. — Senior High Church 

7 p.m.—Evening Servlee. Sermon, 

"Christians Anonymous." Rev. Thaw, 

ley, 

815 pm-Junior High MYF. 

I-IS p.m. - Senior H«h Older 

Youth, 

Tell Me . 

Mr. Wimberg 

B mm tiCLkTL 

what t to do Mm the 

7 p m.-=-Churfh League Bowling, 

Tuirtiy 

Evening—Boys' Brigade. 

H pm—Ladies MLssonary &iciety. 

7:30 p.m.—Midwe»>k Prayer Servie»*. 

8:30 p.m.—iAdicB Chorus practice. 

• • • 

* • • 

TUCKAHOI METHODIST 

Choir practice. 

10 a.m —Sunday School. 

11:15 a.m.—Morning Worship. 

7 30 p.m.—Methodist Youth Fellowship 

AftiT school—dancel Choir. 

• • • 

FRIEND* MfiETtMO HOUSE 

Meeting for divine worship each 

First Day morning at 11 o'clock. 

MuMon Bye. Dial 39^6022. 

•CORDS 

OPTICAL CO. 

OCEAN CITY S 

Oldest Established Optician 

Slf i, arti St. Dial 

Wei, a Sat. 

Why did you discontinue yomr

Human Tool 

Art teach**, rwUy . 

Altar ylewinf the stadent-faculty basketball game 

*~ mi reason to hops so. Aside from some 

Atoog wltt 

ttllWIllNM 

tfce 

•efcabnhte Fmif, 

•vat of thi* kin* 

thought of M a practice confined to the human 

totin good student-teacher ra 

il CWUM.I1 and 

arent small reasons for staging an 

,.-- —^ «tai» fcotli Uams tor thtlr genuine effort 

to win. ft hat occarfonaBy boon sftggested that inch games 

cam* i 4acrt*M ia ttttdwrt respect for teachers. Contributtag 

to thtt opinion is OH fact that most stuA-nt-facuity 

flams* U% notiMnfi but farcei in which the tcterwn' sofa aim 

ft U> art wrttkuW a* possible. Our tMeten also pravtded 

this cotnlc aspect by draatmg in outlandish costumes, but at 

the same time they put forth real effort to play a food game. 

Students respect their teachers more for displaying this 

sUJliHn part of good sportsmanship 

This year's game was most successful and enjoyable 

for aU. We hope projects such as this will be continued in 

the future. 

Visitor Completes 

Practice Teaching 

good k**s. and an to- 

HNMBUhj ^Bsl JaaM ^^ÎjÂ 

— ot Miss Karen Swanseen,' 

«»p has recently completed her prac- 

Hce toacfcfc* at OCHS Mder the 

•sjtnislwi of Mr. Kenneth Mom, 

head jt.i 

.in Luth nl 

in Him' ' 

.n ar»i '•(»»•" 

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12th St. A Asfoury Av«. 

DIAL 399-2070 

or 399-2071 

B.irti 

pi,is i 

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,ii .Mi Suuth Jerw> 

Miss Swanseen, who recently 

completed her prac- 

Held tt doaefy parallels the tice teaching at OCHS. 

available at 

M Owaisjwiu concerning the teachings of an im- 

to go into the fieldportant 

philosopher during the Period 

of Enlightenment and how his ideas 

_ to man? students. Miss influenced his contemporaries and 

_'a beauty and charming per- succeeding generations. 

have brought hsr many boo- "This is a very good school syssa 

sdcttul Tto Teen- tan," staled Mia Swanwen, com- 

Htmr Vm-nm, and menting on flie quality of the stu- 

travtkd to Dallas, Tens, to partici- dent body and the administration. 

"The saddest 

as I am getting to really 

ISL^J" " m ^-*** me , g?"^^ taiiw te students, 1 have'to leave Tl 

y*^'_***i 1 **?.** "^rf nwuu|saj SWInowT«tums to Montctair where 

at Sat ssslRiilili matin* Jo ••» j she wUl receive her degrees at the 

_P^^f* spring commencement exercise*. 

| fa her «p«rt time, playing the 

piano, watching educational tele\ision, 

reading, horseback riding, and 

i the rote, ate mp- d "* li "* *"* S ** Me *** 

tovori Cant yiiu tti! ,i Sfjiinj.sh verb m'tn. %i \j t, , \ 

a SpHnish name fiiiniy . . , Jii>• 

are yuu Tiisir'y for [.IIKI O 

Lakes? . SVill the real S,ii"ih 

please sTiir*! uj) 

Ilavf another ufie 

All eighth grade students have' 

"tJutstaniling fi 

written a short original chorale which 

they have arranged for four brass 

insirmnents. Each composition has 

been playt-d in class. 

Senior high students in the rli-Hive 

class have recently crimpif-iifl their 

original full length fnmpuKitiims. 

Thc«y have transt>ribi>fl thoni for full 

band. Each student will meive a 

tope ..recording of his ;in.i 

instruction in felkMMg ekaral dirac will stag,, an cvemng perforniamv 

tion. Memben will be prepared to and two awM-nihljes for hi(jh sthj.il 

move directly into senior high school studtnis. Tugi'thtT Hie band and 

choir have had 33 public perf.imi« 

groups, where many of the cnmpnKiances 

iilrcaily this year and arc now 

Urns are in eight parts. 

pn-piiiini; fi(F tJn.':r combifHti spring 

Increased interest has enlarged the 

concert. 

high school chorus from 37 to 80 

members. The concert is selected The puîii-'intl stuiknta are invititl 

nil -sprinjj (Tini «T' 

BET h"""P- 

Membprs of tte Instrumental or- 

Kanizations have also kept busy. The 

band, composed of 47 students from 

stay here. Miss Swan- Seniors Stage grades seven to IE, rehearse three 

took over Mr. Moore's classes 

tune* a week. After an energetic 

^Bk .Aa^B^B^BliBSftBtt I^^BSa^BJH ^^^^ S7d^B^^ ^^«l 

mardhing season, the band sottled 

Mi C^BIBHSI aSPwy BB WWH Lw 

down to plan and practice for Its up- 

tons, as she hopes to tea** the latter 

sslrfftjt next year, fa teachingClass 

Niaht 

sjfning annual spring concert. 

A little-known musical organization 

«*» World Cultures classes, she has 

and ideas The tailor Clans will hold a 

Jar Night • taaigbl (Thumtay* 

to U p.m. 

M_ There wffl be an Informal , 

^ I "Jhwny Parson Show," foDowed by 

1 > P rjn '- ' """"r* •" •»• •'• . I >n M.i> 

win the Green H.-ri'f . . (;..«lb>e *' in ""' -^••ni-u*l It.-i4.-*v.i uiili-r 

I^xi.i- , . liish.ii m." 1 

nriw . , . Shiny urc-n r.Ljhf Mr II? ^ ^ h t n l *' '*"' ; in ( *'N H..;!i 

. S, ITS ah .i.'t hit MiaihiT' . i M ^ ^ V I M B K ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ B ^ ^ K 

Ofw ami H half > uns. r,i;ht Verm-* ' ! I 

SS'. iiI• I yi.-u tifl.t-ve . whi-ri''«. that 

af Mt" . . , WTuif.s «i funny 

II «f> Hup Fl'ip" Merc cuii.i 

hi' Ea>t,.r pia . . Hark I hisir 

iiki' . , . \\\-rV , , As I'iml 

'-l>:\\\ s.nks i WIT of sight . . . "nip 

Kvery th;nl hut up 'hen . 

• •reial! 

THE 

HIS FORTE 

"Are Jim i d'H-k-watchcr?" aske* 

the cnipluycr of the candidate for ; 

"No I dfint like insUli' wurk ' 

which will "he pr 

UwUsitUur." 

r,n April D7 

at S:15 p.m. inthp 

OCHS auditor, 

ium. Th:« >i'iir ihe funeert bami 

concert I'hfiir hiEh Eh stfrmA fr ch.jrus 

will pcTform in the conoert. 

WINNER LOSES 

• CAMBRIDGE, EnRUnd _ In 

1Sen,' m OCHS is'tfae'staRp'or damn'band" *2 J uali 'y '«r » flp Km R'rr-« 

SUteen band mcmtei oarticiDatc ID P 1 * ^ . " ^ rt £i nk * P in *" f l »"r 

niav Uke the Charles Jones 

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or. 399-4686 Wm. S. ANDE 

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coocCTt choir, rehearses in Barbara Marshal!, 19. aec Tfnpi.thed 

the Int. but was expelled Iran e*A. 

y Pmm 0haw followed by 

a fteoordHop with live music by the 

, nwmbers of the Senior Class. The frank J. Sannino 

j play has teen written by the special 

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tol«y five Nips Students, 59^57 

Sna to • 

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the 3tudenU 

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«rt very 

« both ftrt* ^nd» "* 

ftrtrhir-nn Mt tne studentt 

MItftehatt. ,rt*t the 

U C«m« fly. w« BID 

John Johnson, who b«h 

is pointa. Syndw and 

d in d»*t polnto to 

uHy 

quarter was the period 

toJty made JU move and 

the students, 14-10, to tie 

up with the BIMU quarter 

to bp Played. With •:» 

in the mm* • *«•! by 

wr KHVi. the Faculty the 

the studt-nti Boon regain. 

to ing linw thf Faculty 

^ down and Aowtd 9m 

they wantpd to win. 

Bie fnial 30 ««wid« *• 

vv M» H" m H*> kion - Syndcr 

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f^likr the pn« to kill time, 

IwKh Um than Svv ierwida an 

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only blind that 

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SEASHORE 

T fUTT'ir'iiTin 

fm and furious"as the faculty battled 

students in their annual court contest. 

CaUndar for W—k 

April 14 to 21 

Slh grade eonfareniv. dtsmisssJ at 

12 C. 

4 pm—Baseball, OC vs. Middle 

TownKhip, hour 

7;30 p.m.—Swiior CUUM Niît. 

FrMsy- 

8th gnidi< MmfiTcni'fs dismissiil at 

12 45. 

4pm =JV bawbiUl, OC vi. Oajt- 

Mssatoy- 

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4 \t m 

Irvt. nwiiy, 

TMasay- 

Ti-mplc Ti^'hn 

iind StTiiiir hi$n 

, duawssal at 

OC v* Itammoii" 

IrMtiiufi'. Junjitr 

up in the guid- 

NAKKr f 

and !« 

• » Vi ,1 rii in 

Ii 1'i |> m — I>r.!nv,»!H"s Club 

Ing 0 Ilmim N-!!S 

I (in IkisiUili. IX' vs. Mainland. 

hllTIH- 

The shrinking dirilar ICHTOS to com. 

in.inii unverttl resnfi-t without regard 

to its puri-haMirig viiluo. 

•AKClAY WALL 

WfLOWOOO 

POINTING 

ttfl MEAN CITY StNT1Nim.f DOtR 

Caravel Meets 

Last Deadline 

This put week the editors and 

atafl at the "Caravel," the schoolyearbook, 

completed and mailed their 

laat shipment ol page* for this years 

edition. Thus, all are now awaiting 

A giBBOT M the Onished product. The 

das* of "66" big attempted to improve 

upon the foremat and content 

Of this pubticadon by diverse layouta 

and numeroua pictures of student, 

at their leisure. 

The misconception which some 

may taw i» that the staff U finished 

wMh all it* woriL On the confrary, 

plans must now be made for 

the school "yearbook assembly" 

which is held annually. ThU consists 

of m "sJdt" put on by the editors 

and staff with the purpose of promoting 

the sales of the Caravel. 

Also, the Junior staff members 

must now participate in the organization 

of the yearbook supplement, a 

small pamphlet consisting of events 

which occur after publication of the 

bank HatH. Thar muat also learn 

tfta various procedures in respect to 

layout, photography and capuuns to 

assure that they shall be able to I 

capably form and publish the Caravrt 

of "67". 

FASHION SHOW—Girls cufftntly takin.1 whying mod, 

rashions in the1ffib#^gttpa fecehlly: 

Mr Subotich welcomM New jtney AssiiUnt Commissioner 

of Education Dr Mat Bogirt. 

Dr. Max Bogart assistant commsMW 

of Bhottoa lar Nsw Jss> 

sey, mt wtth the GOB BagBsh DopaHment 

on Thursday, March U. 

The purpose 4 _thfr-meeting was to 

dtacuas work being AM* ON tha BM 

EnctiA syltabo- 

Those attendUm 

Mr. SUtaMk, Engl« 

kead. Mr, WUUtaM 

.OMMW, Mr. Hutda- 

Mr, 

The MiUre Department has been 

worioi* «nce the fail in construct- 

OCBAN C1W 

ORNAMENTAL 

MMIVBMMCO. 

kig tbiti new course uf study. 

dosje thua far. Me is wtn-duK-d to 

return May 12 lor further 

CBfiee and cake were served at the 

meeting which was heW in the Coo- 

ORfSKANY 

fftllMTTlf fO 

DIAL 399*2717 M. «V 

ins the children at 

Society Aids Mad to Atari, Th* angeefe w«s 

Corp* T*odi*r initiated by the Honor Society when 

it received a tattw from a leal mag 

the Honor Society of who it alao gt*H« aid to the Gbantaa 

Ocean aty High School sent apprax- people in batatt

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Anniversary Edition 

you atHnl on- )i«ir thv U-st ptM-riix, Kintf nriw was a 

and work fur me? yrTiihurik, ami mitmri prU WHS two 

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the again m,r mo end of the 

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BeBulifiration has beof 

nulional intrrrtt. 

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jj-iy f!iuul> n.nli IWion 

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"HtO.OOO-ton Amerii-fltgbatatiaicatvrte 

elaaa ac- 

•tiwniêasytoiiif 

in, through the 

, of South 

. Weekly sailings 

iftiPortofN.w'Bwk, 

\mevE 

[TU smvici 

. Ml 1 

(HK New York hnuae. The thievM 0«l with more 

anuUl buunilg 

MI' am+i a bill hniiT paid 125 000 in interest, but 

law. iti*wiiii] thai hi* still OMvd tht 

One irf my rfiUmBr* nn the Bank, nrjctnal & 001) Hr> finally waa 

QiarU'a I- Wi-ltmT slMia • a\mi busineH to the nrkt 

BBBnaB* aflaamr wmmt-mm ~m m snii 

caiajbt violating gftnay laws - to j I 

__... trs.ljtnp.havr served M al 

hit« to raeketem M Mm to loan I 

•AVI 

TV SERVICE 

606 NfW ROAD 

Color Service 

UHF 

fc»a\ ar Pt*-|| i f I 

, . . • • * •»• 

New W-4 Salary Withholding 

Form Required From Workers 

NEWARK—N^ Jmty employers Ftonn W4," 

are BOW attributing cqf4e* of KSued. 

to thair amployetw. 'Tor wkhhoWias pwpNM ttay are 

-pag* fact sheet ex- cor»id«^ mnW to tw tax p n 

plains why a nsw Torn W-4, Wlth- foUowiiv tb* 4e«tfa cl • taMtwnl or 

hoWtas; IHwBatloa OsrOflcai*. should wil^, but wiU he traatod a* aln^ U 

be filed. I they do «* 

for fUJn» a MW W V th«ir Form W-L 

Jaatft! If. Sbote, IRS 

io Dooniat MB 

"to anahto mtjkgymn to wWbhold the 

the new witbboldlni system that win 

an MB eatact May L" 

Under tb* aystani ailaMlaiiail by 

tn* raeeBttr enacted Tax Adjustment 

Act of mt, the withholding ta* 

en wages wiU be nor* exact than in 

the past Withholding will be baaed 

on six graduated rates instead of the 

present flat rate of U percent. 

Beginning May 1, the amount of 

tax withheld will depend on (1) mari- 

dtr both the old and mw 

By «xaniinin{ Qm 

figto 

determine how many lawful withholding 

exemptions to claim In 

to prevent too little or too much 

iSf- wtmhald fnm wages lav tax 

Extra ooBieB of the employee fast 

aheet, Document 5643, may to obtained 

from the aamraat OU tocal ottos. 

tal status. (2) the number of ex- LAT« MAIL 

emptlons ctaimed on Farm W-4 filed CUFTON, ENGLAND - M the 

witt an employer and (S) the amount poat office had deUvwsd • »aat oanl 

earned. 

on time, two Uvw would have been 

"After May 1." Mr. Shota explain- difterent. The family of Arthur T»ted, 

"an emptoyee will be treated u tom recently received m card Mias 

ft siojê JMXBIMI — awl tbua have Mm Wflodwrd iutii ud mtikd 

more tax withheld — untess he files to him H yean ago. Hie two lived 

a mw Form W-t indicating he is, only IS mile* apart when the card 

married. Widows and widowers, too,! mi mailed la UBO. Tattom 

will be concerned with filing a new. ben dead tor 37 yean. 

CHOOSE 

YOUR SAVINGS 

CERTIFICATE 

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'5,000 MINIMUM AMOUNT 

ANVOME HAY NY 1MBC CBHHCATES 

MMYMMU COraUDONS a* WHrtOfTT 

MTEaTST PMMIA1E OF BSK 

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SIX MONTHS MATURITY 

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>«aag4-. tfcnoN TWO 

shiffiii oi 

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Cfc* 

an Interesting 

by Tom WMM», club past 

< wt - wo. ««»nB»nied by his wife 

Then to no pawn bat of 

God.~

3 — MCI KIN TNRII 

WHO LIKE 

COMFO 

LDU. 

Leo Robb. 

to OBI effect by 

Upper Township School News 

TNI OCtAN CITY SINTtNIL-llOMR 

M. MAS?? THIM MAM 

s it i (H! 

Ms? » to the next Board of Ad. 

meeting. 

t_,i_^_ * , __ noHoi — ItetMBUy sat had to, 

buUrtit, hoard went Batter kunnjea, mate mem far breaaeM. kmth and 

made fr*m doWes. Tlw pr* made. diaqer. 71M they ««« to the Cre- 

fMoniv 

bonnet* out of Mar pUto*. crepe «m Fort Saw. Tfcey had 10 mate? 

GMMMI — So you kat half 

paper and rtfetoot.. th* toys madeja ptae* tewi* lor aNakfact and; 

Jnroes by a trick of the enemy? 

rabfcit ears from oaktag. The day | mm M eoak what w*s wrrifrn on 

Captain — Yea. Tiny rigged up a 

vacation stamd, the cfaUdjwn found! the Menu, AA*r ttw eaobns was 

machine gun to look Uw a movie 

the Easter baskets they had made, j romBtewd, is* Judges *w into a 

camera, and UM> boys jusl fought for 

filled, Tlie baskets tfwe made out of um,. room w apian the test. Winmi 

Uf cartons and painted to took like 

i ttie ch.wv to gw in front of it 

DM* could get any of low nbbons. 

rabbits. They also had anEaster 

A «ri*ite me wwM «*y aur. a y«ikw 

{•Kg hunt In the room. 

one, good, two others would be for 

I 

very good and excellent Barbara 

aMSfRaWNI'S PHUT MUM won a yellow ribbon, 

a • • 

This dam made foster basKcti MSI, MMABUT*S FOURTH 

and oo the night of before vacation 

the Easter Rabbit filled them. The 

nr.xt morning, they contacted trie Cheryl Dubieis stfier is in the 

tomous bunny. I think they might hospital. The caJldwn made cards 

ha%-e thanked him tor filling their for her. They are all pretiy 

baskets, 

is only four yean old bui shew.U 

MRS. BtMUNM'l PMtT MAM 

enjoy the prrtty picture's 

In (earrdng to tue the ruler and 

MM. MOZIO*i FOURTH ORAOC 

i yardstick, thk etaas found that Sus. The children made diagrami which 

! an Downam is the smallest in theshow 

an earry settlement km-hrr, 

room, and Cheryl Sdwenwakf is the They also nude picturts ol the 

cfvr* iTvscri |ff Nm 

Accurately FIIM 

FAMILY SHOE 

921 AVWHM Wai 399-3373 

am nuDAvs UNTIL I P, II. 

IF YOU PLAN TO 

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PIASTER A ROOM 

MPAK MICKWO«K 

PAPER YOUR KITCHEN 

PATCH A DAMAGH) WAU 

sNSTAU A NEW SINK 

OVBmAlK AN OIL BURNER 

MSTAU. lOTOim CANNETS 

CHfCK AN sMCTRIC CIIKUIT 

ANAffUANCE 

A NtW PICTURE TUN 

SAND YOUR FLOORS 

MSTAU ALUMINUM WINDOWS 

^fceBKsfc- an\ •^^•^gBhfâj^ ana^Msa^gs&aA = ^ '' ' 

wf A HB9w ROOM 

BUID A DUPLEX HOUSE 

mt 

YOUR OLD 

3 RBMOCML YOUR OtO MOMfl 

If OiT >«W DRAW SPOUTS 

^-^Î^^B* ^_^^^^^K ^ ^ âaâ^ aâHaâaaa^ aaaaâl 

Cheryl ii 4§ inches tal). 

The class has a shell collection. In 

if then? are many shells Som» are 

star rush and ftere are two Spanish 

shells, a fossil fish and many others. 

jhj annual &nor^sbord *pr« 

by St Josephs P-TA. will be held April 23 from 4 to 

Ckm-To-Home 

Installed In Linw a of ba% 

fet tlw dumim Mfc Tn»| Th* g^ 

•t ttw sclKMt la sieved ing an 

to r«in M UM dNSN t 

. WM grvwa of pajwstnt for 

of a local atydaat new In 

the Atlantic GKy ChUdr*« . taahoK- 

Howe. Another local student In the 

Betty •adamdi Home also l* bring 

Man care of In the am manner 

The board ii paying ftr the eduea 

Wo//«r Camp 

At Organ 

90MER-S POINT - Walter 

Mrs. Bro»o showed pio'ufM hy 

Piecaao and the children wiwf 

poems and stones that show 

FiftSTMADI 

1 •aha" if* 1 

p'm. in tht school hall. Final plans arc discusipd by Mrs. 

Paul Coulfhard, publicity chairman; Mrs. Amerigo Depicture 

means. This is one of •horn. Sajms, kitchen chairman; Rev James tlalley and Mrs. 

by LuAnn Trout. 

Joseph Carew. chairman —Grainger Hhoto. 

Once there was a poet nun Ik- 

would lit .and dream of >-v 

we should sma —- 

Th" Juiw bijok ivpor* si-.:, v 

BUthore. ,Widrra Chiappin: hr^:;" 

story, 

Japan is a place of many islands. 

Japan has many volcanos. They havr 

boy's day and girl's day. On boys 

day. they make kites that look Lke 

fish and they hang them on poles for 

each boy in the famUy. On girts day 

they put their dolls out »o the chikiren 

can see them. 

Japanese make beautiful clothing. 

1 

Author cards sh»- had, Tht> ">-.'. "• 

books which becanw f.iiviu* .-. 

v*n the author of them ,s 

,i re. Likens, «xir muti. •• i -, 

is pleased because Mrs B: -i 

an opera rword' ind tn.' .-n.l-i: 

guess tht 1 Oiurt-h of nt>aatuirvtlkf. will psrfijnn 

on the new orfpit to b* *)sVk«Bgd at 

Bethany Mtfhudist Church on Apnl 

17, at 1:30 pjn. 

The Rev William Moyw p^tor. 

nawiNi ttai th* oriaa will be 

dedimed in the memory of Mrs. 

Research Literary Discussion Eva Oollins Anderwn. A tour of the 

newly dtvoraM church senoot elassraona 

wiU ba 

About Wagner^ Sherwood the dedicmrioB servk* 

Mrs, Ira Pinun prwwiti'd a fr»k-d by injury to his k-g* and 

on Rii'hard Wagner eotiipusor 1 Sintf 

MIM ILV ON OMNt Lin- 

Mrs WiUani B Marihews gavt> a Returning to the busimms wbrtd-he 

book report,on Th# Workto of Rub. 

Miss L^nfi Ely has been 

wnrked for S'aniiy Kajr nia£>uin« 

ert E. Sfttîxjod by John .Mawm 

to the Dsans Uat ai Pm SlMtf 

maiung the third uf the memorable 

Bro»t> for members of the Women » 

University far the pasl scmeMer 

tni) with Rijfeen Bent-hly anil Uuro> 

Rt-srarch Club Litenture Uniip 

with a pFTfevf 40 raw. Miw Kly 

,ny 

tu 

merUlg last Thumdwy in the r'ifM 

U a arntor home emnomks 

hwnor 

•mi puu» to rntcr the home 

nwniw extension snvtcv 

Mrs. Pimm noted that even mm? thM, u^y Brandon was h»k first tnAiattan. A Its graduale ,4 

af'fi'r 10Q years new Wajpienan nia- 

pars Sh.»rori «,'• .•: 

ttlf,. .^ he later named Madekne Oi-Mn Oty High Srhual, ihe is the 

t«'r.al ut bring di«.ii% i-rrt. Stw dt?guessed 

Buec.n; s Madarr.>• Mivhrstritians putnu aiui pniw. "Miot i DHujhf loUuwtd by 

The spe*ktr went on to say theham 

Lutrain m DUnoia." a PuUtasr 

catth trii for a isv.ng The Japanese 

don', worship God. they worship^ 

, Buddha. They don't alt on d^rs. 

; tiwy sit and steeai an the Hat, They 

I take off their shoes before they go Cub Scout Dm 

hot Fire Hall, 

,i 

10 

Hone Show 10 a.m. 

Stable. Palermo 

1:30 a.m. TUckBhne Leeion H«U, 

benefit of Upper Townihip R^cua 

Squad 

QiambeT of Cnmertv 6:30 p m 

dinner; 7:30 p.m., business 

Strauamcre Fire Company drill f 

p.m. 

Daughters of Amerte*, I p.m D 

of A Hall. TuekahQ*. 

• . • • 

Giri Scout Cadette Troop 41 7 to 

I p.m,. home of Mrs. W Weils. 

of EducmHoTL I p..T. 

school, .. 

MJaaknry 

Second C*p» May Baptis- 

• • • 

Stannara Volunteer fa*- 

8 pLta, 

• a • 

®rl Snut Juakr Trw^ I* 

•cfcanl. Sacral Op* kU,. 

ChurcsL 

la Gat* I M 

M.A. T* 

h.jn ! IT hi' 

id lus l- 

M.nr» IIAMT JUS fuv 

•ui ct mm and 

Aftw her rttîth 

' s~ 

*M m a 

pfr»nalh>. 

Tbt> remt nw'«fin£ will be May 5, 

Mtt. GMJTI^ W, &C!UM* and Mrm. 

H WaUurd Uuvhnrr wtu give rw 

MTMIM AOVICI 

AWZ - Pfmidtng far 

without t-hanty nr 

•dwcF The 

maJte than 

wanted. 

We Invite You 

• Visit Our BftmhtiM* 

Ml Niftcry 

Graw Ov.f 100 VAJHfTW5 

\m 

Attamiei 

^ a 

Phons* 

Agencies Provii 

Free Hearin, .„ 

Tor Special Cai 

IWBRUNSWICK,N.J,- a prarHcal Mil 

*"*»Jw pt, 08 Pm 

~"~* in iistalailiaiiiM (nm Mh > M_ - g j , 

(MM be pUKfiaaai 

FRED'S EDAR BRIDGE 

927-23*0 

-Si. V • 

, APRIL 14, 1f 

chesen Ifiist Wed- 

^. t(,|«nn'« Junior «tu- 

-P of iht> winners Is 

O 

d»..L-h'.T of 

l,v"C»rn«i II. of 

(. i, Mr 1 " nf 

l^rmi W( n-HMib, lfi-ycnr- 

s :n 'hi Junior nudi- 

•jj. .j.. ni \i "i i"Mill in It«iy anrl (•('rriwin> under 

;i iJWfJOn (trani .iwinli-rl fO the 

House Party 

ty by the NatiiinaJ Si'ienj'p 

Thr frHnl will allow 

th.-M> 3) tufii-hi-M to strengthen their 

... . . I'.|v| . . . V- . (IT. J"-I'-fvf* it-Hi-hing by studyinR fiir a 

riin';î \\.ii- « l i ill tii.ifi- full ar;iili, y nnrt hir*^ »1th a minimum night as oompaiwi with 17 In the 

nf thni- yi«ni nf ti^t-htng exper- crimiflpnnding period of last year. 

iitii-i> «i»l at lid with membership Deadline for -reservation!! is today, 

Acres of free parking space for your convenience 

in the York Cross of- Honor. April 14. .Further information may 

Banquet On April 23 

made 

Temple in lifil, and s

THI MIAN CITY SENTtNEL-LEOOER 

PUBLIC NOTICI 

TB UMTT CMDITOM 

Of BaMriM H. Jetar 

os«W •# Arthwj 

«f MM Coon- 

MM 

Of MM iNMfll, 

to the CM- 

» prwient 

from 

March 

writing 

Mî mm AD, i9H 

PfejCH •. LOVELAND 

j 

B. •MMMON CHANCE, 

fnmUmm, el Bo.rdw.lk 

MEET THE CHAMPIONS — The First 

Methodist Church of Ocean City basketball 

Warn von the championship of the Church 

League competition played this winter in 

the Atlantic City YMCA. Pictured here are 

the champs Seated (I. to r.) are Walter 

Tucker, David Carter, Frank Bixler and 

Richard Booth. Standing (!, to r.) are Frank 

Blizzard, Jerry filler, the Rev, George 

Groom, assistant pastor and coach; David 

French and James Beeotte—Senior Photo 

Raiders Honored 

At Court Dinner 

©own City High School placed 

four players on the all-star team 

which vw ielected as a feature of 

lie* ia hayaoy given that tha 

'Mi of Mia auMMBan, aa 

•M Eatata of Frankjln 

Will), will be audited 

- ff|M ootodi A.M., at which time 

•NeaHon MM be mada for 

sf Commissions j 

CUSSIFB APVERnSEMMTS 

^ 1 ^ 

DAY FOB TOO.LA1B-*OCU4^TY. DW 

CLASSIFIED AD RATJffi 

Tine, 45 VVordi w M" "**.y_l 

(4c per word osMdtai 35 woi*) 

Bupoias 5 CB^touttvt flam, »** P 

Mt Retjuiring Box Number*. 

— All Classified Advertising Cat* — 

TOO LATE TO aASSFY APS Se DOHA 

ff VM mailed to, B*V« to r^rBMOtBtfVt « hWUfW* 

paneaUy, MLOT BE ACOQiiFANiro W OMM "«•• M09 A«uly Ava* 

atorntty and 

at low, law price. 

si ^ 

— MAKE OFFER 

wri kitchen h 

aftar 3 pm 399 

SALI OR LEA« 

?l. msdarn ki 

mant conta.n, 

f»m, kitchari, 

qppaM gai 

2.6 Masi 1 H 

19SS FOBD 

very clean 

97W 

HAL/ TON PICM UP | 

Call JM I 

42i 

Chiiu* .'I'd M 

"a will Nrimiti HM 

cot» f>f installing 

EtECTRIC HtAT 

IN YOUR HOME 

Vwar 

ALi,JLT:j ,ind I 

fcife j 4 I 

• 14 

Wm, S. Anderson 

fNcirVcians 

V. !.i' H- '»a«Min Write 

s, 1 1.vi Lirilgv' j 

^,*NttU •» RLTIRLO WIDOirV ' 

,11,1' lOjifiil ifiiail lumiihM une 

t • p., ,*. ^îit'iit.nf Nt'j. "*.ntifi 

, • ,i1 > ikl Method.it IBuiih 

^.; i t- i'tn*- arid locatiiin tvi 

• 

V ..••.l»- 

rVANH.J 

4 14 

MAtiCAN _ rMILO-JCNS P»At»tlti 

•.*!*«•'_•«» for tn hour " ' 

* ^ o ^ 

SltVfCM 

MN a 

-pTa* 

«4V 

I esa «e>a yMi ttf' 

any waaAand or car* at I 

Ocean City 

Atria 

r-ROM WAU TO 

at ail. on aarv 

ISED TV 

CONDITION 

'25.00 UP 

MAKE IDEAL 

_TO SETS FOR 

VMJR HOME 

SITS 

Rent 

MONTH 

AVI, 

M 

NEW samcc STA 

OwVttgBsatlB) flHBf* Bsaa9aaai' eaaSaaalt Baft 

9tfi and Ocoon A 

YALE KEYS 

jAK*UL FOH HI fi I, 

1, tti ,tnd Afcijyif A*e 

i Ljii J »> . iiii . ,. 4 14 , 

,N»NflD IO BUY — ONt. TWO,' 

ihi*** unit prypvrty Clrie uriil 

hcalM Anl* Aiilliuiiy F Bljinri, . 

,4 N jrth 8th ii nnenlowii. ¥* , 

ROOMS FOR RENT 

DAVIS Hirdwir* Co. U UIMLS and BOYS 

— «•»«(* raip*, Boy> BOrmitOi y 

.«£*?# 

,;1 

^ T *, • n 

lyjJL, 

W. EARL 

NORTH 

A Bay WMf M 

• Ptjniltur, ttfjffnitliint 

• Pwmttvr. R 4 i 

pjg gad •4MM M M 

! 1 nms iiu M«' p»i»un, sharing — 1 

' (jiris darmtory private entrance, i 

iitr.ni ralor tight conking, M *i1U 

y^th. Ma - 14^4 Cniral Ava. 

Utwn Crty, H J Phone JW-4»O6. 1 

ROOM FOR RLNT, COMFORTABLE 

and he«it»«. f« aimew two re- | 

tiratf uaopta « penaioners. Avail- • 

SLIIB wrvtiiy monthly 400 l«»»t ! 

An Call J i * 2 * 

MOIwR INN, 1116 Wnley Ave! 

roams lur J, i, and 4 p»'io.i> 

Working guls or boys. Must be 1 

reliable NatassnaMa rate* fraa; 

pafking Nvar Maeh and Doardwalk. 

L:«H bV^'OMl or apply pramisaa on 

DORMITORT FOR SIRLS »7.0f weak 

ly /in St Beach Block Contact 

Mrs John Nurney. /41 Samineia 

ili, Phila. Pa. ill 11. 

CltAN, COZY AND COMFORT 

able IS this . ; bedroom bungy- 

Ujw If alô h.i£ gHi Hiit w,%t€r 

bakvtward heat Ideal tor tingle 

peisuti or retired couple Otfaed 

partially furnishM at ilg.900 

GARDENS HOME WITH EXTRA. 

lot—? story Maditarnnaan da- 

srgn wrth rmra^tar garage Four 

bedrooms plus m#«3'A foori and 

thiee baths S»ee us for mspae- 

tioiiâsli for brochure. 

bedronns each unit: Immedi 

ate income Offered furnished at 

CAN 

WHY RENT? WHEN YOU 

purchase a Hlraa - be 

buiigaiew in tha batch Mock for 

only tt 7,000, furnished Also in- 

eluded is. a kving room, dining 

khchen. bath and garage, 

AEALTOftS 

2116 Wwt AVMMM 

399-3100 

, - 4 eEDROpM COTTAQfc 

nui wSf#f flfeSTiff "7 flit "TSarlH 

Plus l^t fl. J bedroom income apart 

merit bituattd un J lcjt% Detached 

j£,tr tg@ |i ! *,.0D0 No phone inlprma 

t (in Hi!iugd»» Rt-jUor, 14 Atlanlic 

Ave, 4 14 

PHIME INVrSTMtNT. WATtRFRONT 

21 acre* 10 Acres elusr SO 

quarter acre lots; St?rTii bungalow 

M*lif otter Writs Bo* 394, Sen 

tinrM Ledgar 4 11 

DUPLEX, THRILLING VIEW of Ocean 

from sun deck! Each floor has 4 

bedrooms, 1',. baths, living room, 

dining room, kitchen Two car gar- 

age McGmrs Agency, Real Estate 

904 Ninth. . Si 

BEACH SIDE DUPLEX. 4 bedrooms. 

2 full baths and powder rocm 

each apartment. 2 car garage. Rent- 

al income $4,000 134.000 turn, 

nhed Grace Raalty, jtth and As 

bury Ave, tf 

LAOOONFRONT — LOVELV 3 Bt.0- 

room, heated, split level house, 

1 ] ,i b*i*hs, recreation room, l^car 

garage Large boat dock and swim- 

ming pool Ideal for boater m perm- 

anent home Qrace Realty, llth 

and Asbury Ave, tf 

OFTSHORE — ^S^ffM Ji*. 1W^ 

tmaied } bedroom masonry home 

• ng room (12x24) 

fat, low 

Featuring large dun 

spacious 

and only a few minuiaa driva M 

Ocean City baaches. Hurry on this 

ona! Coastal ttaaRy, 4800 Aatury 

Av* 39t«7«4, H 

SCOTT 

SALES 

RENTALS 

INSURANCE I 

614-8^ 

WE HAVI BUYIttS 

MODEST PRICE FOR NICE HOME. 

Fine location near High School, 

3 bedrooms, etc Asbestos ahingia 

siding, Nice Garden Oil hot water 

haated Only fll.SOO. No phone 

information Hillagaaa Realtor, 14 

SPACIOUS COTTAGE. FURNISHED, 

2nd St Near wid. baaefi Tnraa 

large badrooms. Semi finished attic. 

Fireplace in living room I»»r1iing in 

ar tl«.OOO HiHagan Naatter, 14 

Atlantic Ava. 4 14 

CENTER OF TOWN, 7th t\ Oeaan, 

Spacious yaar round home, hot 

water haatad. Complete. 1st fl rent 

al apartment. Furnished. AMatos 

shingled Nice yard Asking »17.500 

Hillaaaaa Realtor. 14 Atlantic Ava 

SUMMER RENTALS 

ru ONE ROOM, tia#4T.NOUStftMPlf#a 

apartmerrt |JW, 10 |43O par 

LOANS 

H 

now. Ml and 

22* Waat A»e 

Night 822-51 

,1 ^ —. T 

r H LOAN 

SALE OFI-ERINOS 

TO SCTTLI tSTATt «MM« Maftjor 

•IM, tOA Bay AM Cottage. 4 

badresms, 1V/ MOW, etc. Wa 

air h*et 1-car 

Pnead to set! 

Varm 

ROW — I FAMav 

l i l J C 

a 

p •JPr aE B^V 

rooms, tila featfl, liv*ng room, 

kitcnen. all alactrta. wnhV. aJas. 

M haat twiamgwout «21^N 

DAVID V, 

BRADFORD 

_ Realtor — 

SALES »d 

SUMMaREMTALS 

111 Atlantic AVMUM 

OCMII City, N. J, 

DUPLEX 

1st 

INVESTM 

TM HArM IMIIM 

MWT 

• BK| 

• IM 

•M I 

* NEW HOMES * 

. IM TMa Baths, 

Electrta Haat. Camar af Bat. 

Total EMcMe 

naar I AttaHMC 

ONLY *lt,MW. 

WM, R. DOUGHERTY 

— ^ RCALTOW . -i 

312? WEST AVENUC 

HEATED BUNGALOW, llth St. Sec- 

tion. Scrawled poreh, living room, 

dining room, mooern kitchen,, util 

•ty room. 4 bedrooms. We bath. 

Powder room. Garage Pnead right. 

Wisham Raaltor, 110 Ocaan Ava. 

39i-O9O0. 542 

rw.~ MORRISON. RCALTOR, 8th g, 

Ocean Ava. That Cottage in tha 

Gardens — i beorooms. IV, baths, 

open fireplace, den, gas hot watar 

heat. Yea, • priea you'll Hka — 

122,000. 4-14 

CENTRALLY LOCATED, Yaar Round 

3farnily, 1st tl. two 2badreem 

apartmenta, furnished 2nd fl. 3bad- 

room apartment. Finishao lit,, OH 

hot water haat. Good cerMition. Im. 

mediate potseMion. Priced right. 

Goff Real EMaie, 3211 Central Ave. 

AUCTION 

3 Story. Jînit 

Mora fronts On 

rt l 

apt. bldg. w 

1st floor Corner i 

Moa On r Corner 

property a real inoome prooucari 

Mi AIBURY A¥E 

FRi:. AP*. M at 2 P.M. 

At Marmora Flrahouaa 

INSPECTION: FRI. AMI, 8 

lla.m, to 4 p.m. 

Writa for Circular 

"ODMwIeKh" 

Coastal Raah> offara thia 

prirne byainaaa location. Owner 

sparatad Mar 16 yaars, faatur- 

infj tha tallowing: snack bar — 

estarant — two 2 bedroom 

10 t 

fj a 

restaurant 

•panmantm 

(all with ocaan 

i 

w 

tm — 10 guaat 

view) _ 2 h 

bedroom owner's apartment — 

dataehad laundry and shower 

teJS~riLi?l M- ^ 

frontaga x lOtr dapth Locatad 

M 55* and Cantral Ava. Ocaa* 

Tarav IPaTaF HVaFJV iaPJVw^B 

Many visitors 

olama that way ' 

wall aMaeiiahad elam bar 

take out seafood business Own 

COASTAL KAITY 

AslH*ry AVMI 

DIAL J99^)7M 

•« W Y FRANKLIN 

WILUAMS 

SOLDI 

.aMaA AfcMli SaMBMak aMasaMaflBIBBi 

H oil TWO WMil 

1 Snug Horiw (Wo#Mrron#) 

64 Arkansas Av. (Wotntront) 

144A —- ----'~^~. . *-•— . Tlf/ I'I, 1..f,.-, „§f 

laVjV PfMaplPIV MVfeh 1 f« tMfaVTPBaWff 

1301 PUosur* Av«. (Wo«Wronf) 

-•1 W#• , ' . • 

•'-' • * . 

•'••* ' t." ,i«v^5i

SLASSIfWB AB 

MlMOt MSULTS 

^%^ * 

w*??- 

Bowling Reports 

aty Fire Department, 3. Ocean 

Heights, 1; Bills'Market, 3, Lucky PiMwpwIt I mm 

Strikes, 1- ^ringers, 1, Bradley Sullivan's. $%, Wright and Son H" 

Heatera. 1- Breadley Plumbm, 3, Palmer',, 3, Harry. Inn, 1; CMr-eL 

S^_*^ ? K S^J} MamA *"*• *' r of the Fust Mj'tfunlist 

ers Marina, 2, Angelo's Market, 2, the champion MYF basketball team of the Church, sponsor uf I hi- team — iinnn^tT 

I High Individual series and single. Senior League, join Kick Howell. rufeti>e Photo, 

single, Palmer F, 884, 

Standinga (•econd half final): 

j Palmer F. 40-20- B^w's, 3S-22- 

Royal Crown, 34-28- Coastal. 33-2T- ' 

Hyatt's, 3129- Wimberf's. 30.30- 

Warren's, 2M7: Millers, W-M; Ete ' 

FPO'S. 28-28- Stainton's. 27ii.»'i; 

Rumers, 27.33- Angelo's, 28.34- 

Grace, 25-35; Palmer C, 25-35; An- 4 

denon. 24^3S>4i. s 

• • • 

Sparkplugs, 4, S h o c k e r s, 0; 

ftackerjacks, 4, Poodlers, 0; Short 

Circuits, 2, Hot Flashes, 2- Markers, 

3, Spanm 1; Fireballs, 4, Spoof, 

ers, 0: Hi FlyeraJesters, postponed. 

High [dividual series, Shirley Di , 

Orio, 572, High individual single, 

Ann PWIIips 203. Hifh team series 

and single, Crackerjacks, 1§67 and 

845, 

Standings- Markers, 34 l 4-13 1 i- l 

ârkplugi, 33-15; CrackerJ«cks. » i 

18; Firrtalls, »20; Spares, 25-23: 

Hi Flyers, n-23- Jegteri, 2O-24i Hot I •- 

Flashes, »-Z8- Short Circuits, 19^- 

KW. Shockers, 19-»; Poodlers, 17- 

31- Spoof ers, 16.32, 

Fialailat CMwî UafM 

Ocean Oty Baptist A, 3, Mmna 

Baptist, 1: Ocean City Baptist C, 3. 

Mainland Baptist, 1; Trinity Gwpel, 

3, Llnwood Community B, 1; Linwood 

CommunUy A, 4, Chelae* Bap. 

flrt. 0- Plmmntvlllo Baptist, 4, 

Ocean Q& Baptist «, 0. 

High individual nrta and tingle 

Rev. Dougu, RoUnm, 5O and 216, 

SttmdlnB: Unwood A, 23-6; Ocean 

Qty A, li-10,- Veiitaor, M-12; Sea- 

view, 15.13; Pleasantville. 14-14; 

ttd 1414 M a 

*an CJty C, 12.16; 

Oeesn Oty B, llH-16^; Mainland, 

10-W; Linwood B. 6-1S. 

•OWLIMO CENTIK 

Appfc*, 4, Gntpe.. 0: FMchc*, 4, 

WatemîiB, 0; ApricoU. 3, Grapefruit, 

lj Bananaa, S, Pineapple, i: 

rmn, 3, Cherrie. 1; Muma, j 

UmOT, 1; Strawberrie., 3, Lemorw, 

GOOD NEWS 

FOR THE "ALL CHANNEL" FANS 

FROM RCA VICTOR 

JUNIOR LEAGUE BASKKTRALI. i 

Referee John Gleeson Mi;ijf 

ii,.»ti ,ji-.ut 

i.i, • >t i iil.rH: 'f'«n UppiT 

N 'hire ;i tll.li'klltlllKn 

nuiil n 

•SMturriay, 

TiTlf INS' 

NATIONWIDE F 

OFFICi LOCATtO — 

CAM MAY C« 

NATIONAL BANK 

iK'hlAS CTTY, NEW 

W.AUIN 

BUILDING and L 

ASSOCIATION 

40* IIOHTN SIHIIT 

w 

Seashore 

> «*• 

^ " 

/ A 

**

, • , T7 

TNI OCIAN CITY SINTINIL4.IDOIR 

A Fair Of Young Sun Wonhipers Venture Into Ocean C/fy't Qentfe Surf 

$md, Surf And Sun Add Up To Fun 

Ocean City's Superfine Beach 

•• is 

(SHJF 


•Off 

fast te the 

a special attaaiBl 

ia? «» temuy. Her* is 

ritaOMi «nd day-today 

1 mtm a lew noun of 

with his children, 

ri hi warm and It is 

the dear 

ffltgnt 

The LENOX GUEST HOUSE 

1429 WSSLtY AVENUI OCIAN CITY. N. J. 

\ ftOOMS WfTH PRIVATE POWDER ROOM 

2-BEDROOM APARTMENT 

GtMtt Parking — don to beach and all activities 

Bathing from premises — Hot and Cold Showers 

Aho 2*iD*OOM APARTMENTS & COTTAGE 

WaaW Cfcr. f 4ffc $#. 4 Central Ave. (Furnished) 

a»aap*oo IMPM JWIM 

•-^B8ff^^ ^flBJ* ^W^y^l^^^* 

he a hazard to tbe safety of the of New Jersey Indians along the 

It is a bather. 

Atlantic seaboard toward the sea 

The surf is dean, mm and in- and a summer of rat and relaxavlgoratlng. 

There ate no stagnant tion after a difficult winter, 

ponds; no brackish water at the Tbi* i&laui at Peqk's jj^wfa. 

" eflge. Tnis natural action Upon which Ocean s Oty was es- 

the tidal virtually ywm a tablished in 1879. was officially 

of water in the surf every named and recognised almost 100 

U hours. 

years earlier by the New Jersey 

Centuries ago the Romans and Legislature 

the Greeks Journeyed to the 

short* ol the Mediterranean Sea 

History books recall that the 

In search of the health-giving qual- 

pasturing of cattle on the island 

ities of the see air, sea sun and 

was authorized in 1789. 

sea water. 

Today, thousands upon thou- 

Several^ hundred jwars ago the sands of people make the shorofirst 

warm breath ^g Spring start- M ^ êJjorJtofijledLday^ j J j L y ^ In 

td the nugratien of entire tribes the sun. sand and surf. These moSerns 

are here for the sheer en- 

Joyment of sun and surf bathing, 

and that their visit has a therapeutic 

value is only incidental to 

them. 

Bays on the beach are carefree, 

they are fun, and they are health, 

ful. The Greeks had a word for 

It — "healthy"—and the modern 

•unworshiper has added another 

wort—"fun." For health or for fun, 

mere is nothing like a summer 

day on the Ocean (3ty beach. 

The Ocean Oty beach is, literal, 

ly, an acre of diamonds . , , Cape during the summer months. 

May Diamonds, that is. Diamond Cape May Diamonds are not as 

hunting is one of the favorite valuable on the market as are the 

sports of visitors and residents real gems, but when cut and pol- 

MARY FARASHIAN 

DIAL 399-6271 

'-' •*• -T 

NTH 

MOTEL 

Bugle-Drum Corps Strut 

9 

^ Dram and Bugle Corps 

Cbmpetittan. wiH be staged July 9 

on the Recreation FMd under the 

direction of MerganJtanek Post 

The BsarfliiaUi Parade will start 

at 12th st. at 8 p.m. aad the 

competing corps will march north 

•Jong the boardwalk to 6th st. 

want 019 win leave the wooden 

way and enter the Recreation 

FleW. Tte competition is scheduled 

Tac lacyMt atts^BMo* la "*T 

of the event watched tte 

1 wjImiiBîa'ati^ OcL| 

old who 

Their total 

the LtWe 

Thte 

be- 

•Nat anprove- 

Seashell Collectors Search The Sand Dunes Of Ocean Ofyi Beach 

soared here for the first time. This 

group placed second in the American 

Legion state championship in 

US, 1963 and ISM, They were attired 

in blue and white uniforms 

and massed a total of 72 7 points. 

^Snp^Qnoif 

went to the Vagabonds from Pennsauken. 

This red and blue uniformed 

corps is no stranger here 

having, won the 1864 competition. 

Their total points were SB.B. 

These competitors were invited 

due to their top flight performaaow 

hi the major league qf Dram 

atri Bud* Corps to vie for the 

largest cash prizes ever awarded 

here. The total gross expense to 

^^H^^ ••§ MPv Wilt SppnKifllanS 

Tbe paSMatry «f a 

pionship nun Carps competition 

oombtnBS tte military precision of 

Woat P«M, the musical Mend of 

a wcU-dirvctod band and the 

ft Man* Mnetlve unit in In all contest, the numbaf of 

one to the all- 

Mdi a Sons at U«ion- 

a l^year- 

T4B, 

third pjliL vas the 

ate ap- 

Corps 

her is the winner. The total 

Ate son Is divided with it 

points lor inpectio. 30 points for 

marchim: and maneuvering. 30 

points tor inspection. 30 points for 

butilng and 30 potato tor 

«Oect 

Abington Lodge I 

MM OO E DMLf SM 

ished and mounted in a ring or on 

a pendant they make a sparkling, 

beautiful piece of Jewelry. 

Thew stones can be picked up 

for the looking along the beach and 

in

I** 

mmv 

f 

SASSAFRAS LODGE 

tOOMS AND APAKTJVUNIS 

i2ii snsr MI caniuL AVENUE 

OCMN OTV, NtW JERStY 

Cofiv#ni#ot to 

NACH • BOARDWALK 

TH€AT1E5 e CHURCHES 

- - Shvffkboorrf Court 

MuticPfcr 

€»nter Of The Shot* 

Dvnwoody Dial 399-2709 

•Watt 4 SEASONS 

riyfyt"^^ 1 "": 1 ,-.'-^^ 1 * -•'"• • 

^^ ;: i : -vr. : .-A----.-_ 

hwmrt cfos/res 

NanM ^r M. J. 

When >ou vtatt OoMUi City thl« 

junumT •umeone JM ml^jt oanja 

» to you Md taprtM fl( ttt M » 

^ a« tte wort "Sa.oirKi^yrv. 

tta" More than I}|H^ no one 

will ask. but if thry do M i the 

answer. 

The word, »Weh almo-tt def.M 

pranundatiaii, l» from the Lennl 

Lenape hjosie and mews "The 

doer oT Justice 1 . Tbl« wu the 

name the Lnmi Lerope Indians 

gave to N(w Ji'rsey hundreds and 

hundmls of y«" ir* ago. 

At pr»itf there are about 500 

L«¥ii Uwps •rftterri through- 

tana. 

In 

That 

•ha. 

R«ttfsjrf| 

so much 

City. 

commute 

Afrwt Pit Is A Boardwalk Landmark In Ocean City PREST 

mmTZ&m young adutt # Z " _ _ ^ 1o04 0«»«n Avenue 

S5~?| M«ior Events For Summer oM966 f Apart|nents 4 „ 

^ ^ _ «te Friday 

flawe B ptcmpted by ether »»«• 

This take* place three or "* T — 

Ottb ban- 

Then on most Saturday nv» 

ml and ruenenal. are baiked 

The 

ud of the Snuthfrn New Jersey 

CnnfereiMv of the 

Churrii, Musi- Pier. 

anntMl P,iar Bear * 

and 

ONE BLOCK TO BEACH 

NMP AmiMMiMntt 

• RMtaurinft 

FREE PARKING 

An larly Reservation \% 

Ownmr-M*n*gmr — MRS. EtWOOO I, 

CROFT HALI 

601 Atlantic Av«. 

On* BUck Off 

BRIGHT, COOL AND 

Phont 

Rooms 

Bathinfl from Hvtel 

Mr. and Mrs, J, 

14th STREET DANISH PAS' 

-«^ Alto th« Horn* of 

* June 10 with a vantcy 

nn .'he boardwi Nr« «rs 

• • * • • • • * • ' • - , - • • • • • • • • " ' • • • • 

F J*< 

•A3MHOJ 

HELENl DINING ROOI 

12 I .11 

sm ROOMS '••-•*•'A 

Â 

= '* K ^ ^ = T * 4 ^ ^ * - ^ ^ s '»*^ T v/ 5 ~^. := 

o ••• •*••...'-• 

^•ij-K.i.-:'-^hi: 'X:-J^h : *S'-'l:i^2:Vi--l•'•'•'•"'i ^""V:-»^.>'• *. r --"- V h r ^%" r ^'^;.:•;;';.'^_ L^-' .t-.- ^^- : ^î>^^-V;!A'--LJ- ; '/ J "i^'^;-'^ ii'-:': J '^:^.> .' - 

r. ^ 

w*» 

yi:M' 

>y Parade Has Cast Of Hundreds 

Lovable, Uninhibited, Cute Actors 

the very 

tor their eid- 

mmam ammen 

at ttirir eotorful 

at the hoart- 

7K 

annual parade wffl roll 

taari»«» in rtortul 

12. AU the 

at chUdren 

exhibition tor thc«- 

—,c»tors lining the routo 

of • 

ol the 

of the WML BabiM 

igfKiram'e tt, the 

y are hungry thty want 

they are- sleepy ftey 

«

ng ph(it< "graph* do not 

vmniM, and ttie t»uiv 

iifti'n nwnifal. 

iv r ii irtii ûpf often 

1W»» fn •« 

Dunnw M but moment 

fin she |J 'ft at the (Mirujj 

marshal. • ycwnRdfwrt 

hm fl!« and head 

and and Ulk 

rf infantile instinct 

ial hoi** 1 if* E""*' '" '* 

of lailficw ilimf the pntxM 

all u> nil devUliy. 

j .rf th.' yiiuniprtfns are 

It Always happens. Moth 

Phooev. When Baby b 

Tired, Baby Sleeps . . . 

Even ThrouBh Excitement 

Of Baby Parade. 

well ii.-havcd.anrl offw 

inR pictures nt anp-hr 

ltk«. 

Tn«> Ck-ean Ofy Baby Parado 

ranks as (me of the largeM and 

IDLEWILD 

710 MOOHLYN TItftACI 

Cntrally LacatMl On» Slock •ron» Biardwlfc 

SINGLE OR DOUBLE ROOMS 

Wftti RyniiMf W«t*r or Frivata laM 

Bathing from ftw hVuw 

«MMORIAL WIIKIND SPECIAL 

ILI ROOM 115.00 _ PRIVATE BATH $20.00 

DIAL PHONE No. 39MS5I 

aAUM AND OA«IY, OWNf RSHIP MANA61MINT 

Background 

Music 

*-#. 

* • ; 

n^Ki'ir^ 

S5& -'•' 

fin Venice Marine Pageant 

Occasion Along Bayfront 

with me rights m 

f m Wm Ms*t to Varies 

to • iil^M to remem> 

*B GMMI Oftr bay. 

avat. n «M M if tiw MOW IDMI 

wwwiHliilw aU iu ami and ««n CSty 

channel near 1st st. By 6:45 the 

CLAIRMONT APARTMENTS 

3312 A 3319 Aibory Avenuo 

Modern 3-4-5 Room Apartments Near B««ch 

•600 - *1200 per season 

(Partial season rentals considered) 

f.tSUWSH 0184419 

THE MANOR 

730 MOOKLYN TEHRACE .t ATLANTIC AVENUf 

Open May thru Sefif. 

On* Block From Beach - Bathing Pram Hotel 

OCEAN CITY, N. J, 

ELIZABETH HALL 

1115-17 Central Avenue, Ocean City, N, J, 

Rooms and Apartments 

REASONABLE 

WEEK MONTH OR SEASON 

HUM PROTECTED REACH — PARKING 

L*. 

— MM, IHUIMHI 

to 

OCEAN 

First Choice 

in 

Family 

Resorts 

firat boats carrying rity officials, 

civic dignitaries and Misi Night in 

VerUw. start imp the North Point 

Lagoon, 

The parade continues along the 

bayfrent past the Yacht dub 

Judges' stand and south to 18th 

st. BoaM interested in. being 

for best lighted awards re- 

to liW yacht Club in dark- 

ness by the isme route. 

Last year more than any year 

in the past home owners and bayfront 

businesses seemed to have 

had the boat parade •pint. Docks 

were originaliy decorated and 

colorfully lighted. Boat parade 

participants who had a hard time 

weinR any more of the parade 

than the boats directly in front 

of or behind memselves, were entertained 

by the bayfrort sounds 

and lighting arrangements on 

•hom 

The pageant has received reognition 

fmni the Mayor of %*enire, 

Italy where its counterpart, "Fres. 

co Noriumo" or "Brwwe of thp 

Grand Canal ' is held on tho third 

Saturday in August in Venice, 

It was probably a typical August 

Ot-ean City. A rising tide due to 

frost at f fhr first 

Nisht in Venice boat peradc. 

Most mnrinrn day sailfws and 

p»Bt»ant entrants are not aware 

tha! fhoir marim- paacant had sui-h 

a long and disrinauished history, 

TTK» pageant as must peoplo krnw 

if was revived in 19*1, nn the resun's 

diamond anni\ tvsarv. 

TNI OCEAN CITY MNTlNf (.-LlMm 

Cinderella's Pumpkin-Carriage In Night In V»ni(9 Pegmont 

GILUGAN'S ISLAND. These youthful sailors mimic 

a TV show with their decorated boat in Night In Venice. 

Artisans Oufing Here June 17-19 

The Aniwns Order of Mutual 

Pttjieetien %viU hold its 71st Annual 

Outtne ;n CVcan do Friday 

to amday. June IT. 18 and 19. 

On Friday evening, June If «t 

Moort>7) pi. and the boaniwalk the 

Rnbort \V. Ernest Artisam Mem. 

orial Post Amnican Legion tond, 

under the direction of J«k*ph W, 

Gladen augmented b>' vocaiists. 

will prawn: a night erf outstand. 

ing music* The Mayor of Ocean 

City will be on hand and wiU present 

to nafional presiderit Mi^t 

Excellent Master Artisan Gordon 

H. Delp. the key to Ocean City. 

Miss Artisan of 1^ will also bo 

'presentT as"»W as* aH The com. 

missioners of Ocean City and their 

wives. TtiLs affair will be open to 

the public without charge. 

During the weekend there will 

he a Treasure Hunt All persons 

who re«istt»r af Music KIT after 

S p.m. on Friday eveninK rw on 

Saturday- between 11 am, and 3 

p m. will receive a lucky number 

ticket. If this number matches one 

shown in a merchant's window a 

prize will be awarded. 

The Annual Aufomrsbile Parade 

will tour the city on SulunlHy 

morning. 

From 1 p.m. until 3 30 p.m a 

miniature golf tournament will he 

. MU jit ibjf SqitiP Sra*. cmirM* 

910 Boardwalk A bWling tiiunwment. 

featuring 1C teams. will take 

place at the Northfield 

Center. 

At 3 p.m. there will a String 

Band Concert by the Progressive 

Assembly String Band In the pay 

llion on Music Her, 

At I p.m. there will be the annual 

boardwalk parade. The par. 

Excellent officers, Wtoww! by the 

Color Guard and Band of the 

Artisans Memorial Post No. 120, 

American l^Bion. Hie Profressise 

Assembly String Band of Phi la. 

delphia will also be in the line of 

march. 

Misa ArUan of MB will wlgn 

- with J. AUen Tucker as 

sav rotary. 

Four Exc«IUnt Highway! 

Bring Motorists 7© O.^, 

All roads lead to Ocean Qty? 

There are three dtrecticM fran 

which rmAontts may nto Orran 

Oty with tar weH-ker* highways 

and a score of bridgp* nnm>rtine 

the city to the north. we*t and 

irajth 

Coming fyan fte 

City . Some Point VM, 

Those wishing to "hit the beach" 

further down may enter by my of 

tht lonsevelt Wvd from Beesiey's 

Poult to 34th 0L 

There m nlan an entrance at ttie 

north end where the Ocean Ctty~ 

blvd. Unki iw with cornon 

netgnhmlnK Abwcno 

and there is the enhynee 

from the aauUi «ta the Sm trie • 

dean City MvA at Sfth it. 

MUSIC PUR eONCIIITI 

Cundncior Qarenre Fuhrman wffl 

Rive Hm AMrobeat te his Ocean 

• ,—i - - • • 

FOR YOUR SUMMBT CONVB4I&4CE 

WE NOW HAVi 

4 BARBERS 

setvfyowt 

BARBER SHOP 

C»TV. * J. 

tOLJAHN 

PALL FASHION NIIY 

The annual rail Fishing Derby 

•ed by the Chamber of Commerce 

In cooperation with the City 

Department of Public Relations 

wiU be staged from September 5 

through Novmbtr in UK. 

A M« • 

octuol iUa 

ALL YKAR - 

THOMAS JEWELERS 

125 Atbury Avtnu« 

COMPLITI J«W«L«Y 

MKPMR SlRVICK 

Qvtt-Aparimttt HOWM 

Group AcHve In Retort 

The Ocean City Gucat and Apartment 

Houae AMoctation memberihip 

cempri** proprietori at the 

gmall hoMelries erf Ocean Oty, and 

It* purpose 1* to regulate the opera- 

'torn 

REOPENING 

Wi MID-JUNE 

MM • * SURF SIDI * 

||HORN*HARD 

Corner of 34th Sti-Mf and 

w 

I 

Welcoim 

•——— 

PAHKING IN 

HOTEL LOT 

Featuring , , 

* 250 

FRESH FOOD ITEMS 

Delivered DaHy from nth, hit! 

HOT BAR-BE-QUED 

CHICKENS 

A COMPLETE LME Of 

COLD CUTS 

Of THE BEST QUAUTT 

ICE CREAM and 

SPECIAL CAKES 

Made to Order for All Or^M 

• Owner W II McINTYRE § 

To Ocean City 

Hope Y©ur Slay Here I. A Pleowinr One. 

In the Meantime . . , 

Why not consider eventually making Nth 

y©yr permanent place off 

con •osily kmp in toudi wMi -etivlfy in 

by MbKribini fl» TM Onan City 

|Mr yw wffl bdng you b«m chudc 

i 

^ • • 

your fovodH rôct and IMHM 

CfTY 

«TAT« 

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— 1fM 

Autos 

Into 

June 25 

prop«ni of atlivily 

and victors in 

^ tte dty a brtbe 

a failure at the 

Run of the Antique 

tu Oucwo 

wute oJ ihiantique 

cars will 

^ e will niU ioulh 

I|o»hst. und thtm 

at ulxiut 9 30 

mn P 

oo the f-'lorful Tabs 

at 6th at i*«J A* 

mormni! tht* J> 

munii ii'-' 1 

.11 i» ••'« 

tjfa* ii 

***^ - 

,i! 11 ii' n-sl 

and liu' aliii.ly 

\ |onf* iil»'l 

ftp Uiiii' m ttti.i'h the 

thi' aut'i mtist iiivtT 

luni-h ilii- -i i'""»'•lull"' 

i BK 1 Mum- |t.il I'urk- 

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THE OCEAN CITY SENTINIL-CCDGf It 

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CONVF TON FAOUT165 

I > - the beautiful Jersey Spring months, and 

I1 the Faff »nd Winter, wheti the Invigorating 

weather is the favorite of many, The Flanders 

ventions or sech lines* meetings. 

,. v f^^^ft J 

i, Private pining Boom?, nxhibjt 

Flans* write Salw Manager foot* 

atf* by when hV Qpean City. 

OtV,M. America's finest Resort Addresses 

Ocean City Boardwalk Scene Of Oafa Art 

The Ocean City Boardwalk Art 

Exhibit hM istafaHahH il»eU a* Uw 

leading outdoor art show la the 

East. 

Lut August 21, more than 450 

artst transformed the boardwalk 

ino a colorful, seaside Greenwich 

Village at the third annual 'Walk 

•how, About 1500 works of art 

were exhibited. The Fourth Annual 

Boardwalk Art Show is scheduled 

for Saturday, July 23. 

Moat ' prominent visitor to the 

exhibit • was Al Capp, creator of 

U'l Abner. Capp toured the exhibit 

area in an open convertible 

after accepting a merit award at 

ceremonies in the Flanders Hotel. 

The famous cartoonist and thousands 

of other spectators at the 

show were Impressed by the high 

quality of the work displayed. 

Grand prize for. best of show was 

captured by El kins Park, Pa,, artist, 

Laimons Eglitis, for his painting 

entitled "Landscape." 

On hand to film the event were 

four staff members from Life 

Magazine. "Ufa" took color photographs 

at the exhibit to use in a 

subsequent issue. 

Several improvements were 

made in the physical setup of the 

^WW ^^SL yfHf MMtim% BBfm^km^MMM% 

was a center aisle down the board, 

walk which condensed the show 

and made thing* leas hectic for 

spectators and judges. AU work 

was contained between 12th st. and 

7th st, with this arrangement. 

The show was capped by a dinner 

for judges and a Pop Art 

Ball at the Convention Hall, 

Exhibitors enjoyed fair skies 

and almost ideal weather on the 

boardwalk'. As James PenUnd, exhibit 

director, noted: "We were 

sun. lucky. It poured the next 

day." 

Penland, who has headed the 

show for three years, has been 

cited on many occasions for buikt 

ing the exhibit into the largest 

evenl of ita kind. He was assisted 

by a committee of over 90 workers. 

The annual Boardwalk Art Exhibit 

is sponsored by a group of 

Ocean City businessmen with the 

•IA€H v 

The beach is yours at Ocean Oty 

to play on, to laze on. to enjoy 

sun bathing to the full. But bathers 

are required by city ordinance 

to wear covering over their upper 

when on the boardwalk or 

streets. 

cooperation of tbe city of Ocean 

Oty, HK avail to mm to prata*- 

•toml and amateur artists, and 

cash prize* arc awarded lor ett 

and water colon to five 

Th« cmievx\m \m the 

«m land and sea p 

objective, abstract wort, 

ist* -*• 

ZENNETH MANOR MOTOR HOTEL 

DIAL 

399- 

1782 

MA (gM 

728 Atlantic Av«. Oc«

THE OCEAN CITY SFNTINEL-LEDGER s*~ 

EXECUTIVE OFFICES 

CITY OF OCEAN CITY 

OCIAN CITY, NiW JiftSiY 

those magnificent families 

that come here -- year after year 

W, us. the word "m,9nifi«n»» not in th. Mn M off .pl.ndor, but «f .pl.ndid character and quaiity. Tho,. famili., that 

Jf»r ifjtf XUi -^Vli, ganaratinft sfta, aaW.r,M,H - * * ^mv9 ,,i.b,,>ttet| fam,,y »»mmtr twmir ^rt . : wKo " W 

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invigerated their family with wholfsome eharaettr of body, mind and spirit. 

Th.y have don. much in -ttln. th. standards .nd ,pPMdiag th. reputation now .njeyd by th. community of Ocn City. 

Th.n too, w. h.v. th. m.gnifictnt prman.nt rt.id.nts, oyr m.rch.nt, and bu.in.s, 

tfcill to .Kpand th.ir capacity to wry. — from * tidw »l«»«r ^MMM.,,,u t ***** 

!2S,000 - without less of eonv.ni.nc., s.lwtion, or .eonomy to our sMSonal or 

with their unusual will and 

HlUlllll UF 

Thii m. of thought would b. «ncompl.t. without including th. rn.gniflc.nt r.cord of our community -rvic, ,uch a. th. 

^ f tW «*l -" d " ^ Cf Peli "' «- « ^ - - B..ch Patrol, so that ha.ard, in Oc.an Ci^ ,r. bu, . 

fraction of tries, in m.trepolitan community. 

7 

Wifh invincible conviction and •nthusiasm 

th. test things in fif.. 

wh.n w, w.iWm. you City = 

•. THOMAS WALDMAN, Mayor 

P, ALLIN STBITCH, JH,t Ci 

ROY GILLIAN, Commi.».on«r 

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cean 

i 7 

OCEAN CITY'S N 

MOST LUXURIOUS HOTEL 

AND MOTOR INN! 

^ new pinnacle in vacation luxury ... 

Right on the Boardwalk and beach ... 

Color TV in every room! Moderate rates „. 

Some efficiency apartments available ... 

Ocean City 9 s finest family resort hotel! 

A Magnificent Setting 

For a Memorable location 

Th. Port-OCall is a new concept in resort 

accommodations 

it of our 

gUMts, the management spent more than an entire 

the personal things that are considered as extras" in 

lessor resort hotels Such as refrigerators in every 

room. 

Th. Port O-Call is located directly on the boardweNc 

and beach, and 75 of its 100 rooms are ocean 

One thing you will always remember is the 

t-OCti service .tmmr a oecessrty, but wh.n you 

Want it, you will find it restrained, impeccable, and 

•Nwtyt tnstanth/ available. 

Large heated pool? tun deck? Kiddies pool? 

NatuftMy But «'• th. .utras-at no .irtra cost-that 

wM make your PortOCall vWt a rmmorabl. on.. 

for won Infermatiow; rmtmm #w# . #»**>fM 

brochure. cUp and maJ the coupon betow. Its 

and th-ês no obfcgatk>n, of court.. 

Gourmet Meals 

Var Hie UMBI hod anywhere, 

atop tele UM tamy vaaa and 

••|ay a Biaaterf«l SM.I, pre- 

Yra'il Had ••ly tke finest 

tends* pfiasfti Ih. way ye* 

ef OU Ea^Mi cfc*. A»d m 

THI OCIAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDOER I — 

HOTEL AND MOTOR INN 

^y -\i 

Meeting Rooms 

Available 

Since the Fort O Call in open 

all year, we have a variety si 

eoauMdafe aU mixes of business 

groups, hmcheans, card parties, 

wedding receptions, cenven- 

aervlce-12 nutli t year. 

Write tar 

HeafedPbol 

Splaah to year heart's content 

In our heated peel overlooking 

the ocean, with a special kiddies 

pool. Bask In the •Wklfht 

Prone In the 

out the JOT and you're M the 

beach! 

StroD the ba«nlwaft Its right 

at aur doorstep. And you're 

handy to nearhy stores far 

Pbrt-OCall 

•OpentHyf«r 

• Cokx teltvision in •wiry toM 

• RcfiiQirslors in tvtfy raon 

• FuWy air condNkMtd Mi ImlM 

Large djnino roota 

PORTO CALL...NEWJER2EYS FAMILY FUN HEADQUARTERS! 

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OCSAM crnr 

raiment For All The People... 

In Off-Season, 100,000 In The Summer 

jur- 

B. Thomas Wakllajwr 

and Director of 

id Fiaance A* bis tide 

str HUdnaa, an *cpriwteiiaf. 

direebj aU 

OB be- 

iorasl 

bojuttwaJk, 

boiWrng and electncaJ 

The hisrinf- of Ocean Qts is 

firom the munapil 

buildiag at 8th st. and Asbury av. 

Erosion 

^ Op °* —£ major _ 

fronting Ooean Oty and other iea- 

_*—e onmnitawlif akng the Jersey 

CQBK j* the loM o< and Inn 

Mat batting beacbe*. 

The Ode* and wwds of ocean cur. 

(take have a nwaaa eflect on the 

•AS, taUmg gpiKi ^y»y«j*i=* of 

aaad out to me* in their BESEW 

the 

ledwal gove 

r«od aulh&m 

of dollars in an eMort to tton this 

CToson of die baihing hia,^ The 

battle against atmon is « runrvng 

one, calling far some son of preventive 

or Hiikhy program each 

AnoOieT in fte reaoratian o€ 

woded mjdtown beaches wai undotaken 

here late in r*ru*n* 

when dje city and stale oooperfcting 

00 a SO-SO basis in the costs, 

began tt# job of ctnstructing n^tt 

angle quarry stone wings to \mrious 

odsting jetUm and also haul. 

tag in sand to build up f«rfer 

TbJj yemrs bead enmaa project 

win COR PDO.OOO witfi the state 

and crty sharing fhe coMs equally. 

to this particular project, no federml 

JSnanaaJ attitfinre is escpect- 

New wings are being built 150 

fcrt ban the boantwaUc oa the 

aoutb side at the fth at. jerry and 

on boa aides (rf the 5th and 7tfa 

at. jettiea. The wings OB the ?th 

and 9lh st. Jeffis will be aaoot 125 

feat kwg running parallel to tbe 

The wing on tbe south 

•de g< the Masse PMT 

line at Moortyn ter The pm 

CO oeawmrd lor • dtsauvr vrf «" * 

SO faet. TOe p«a J* dess—« to **P" 

prowscl tbe yaw—»-_aaw gf OK —*= ar 

Musr Pier. _e 

Shad «D he haukd j B fl 3 •* • 

and the iiytMiK hixj?: Hfei^ nâî 

nad betmd the yer-y t-jp w-J: 

h*^ ^ bmsb so ffrt •Jeli fj 

trapptne sand bekad r*k *-£^s 

and ttus aounAag art: nu^dj^ 

t > 'fk ,•.•,"• 

wmi made the popuiat;an srarKb 

at about 9CJ00 

By flie time of the «-vr Fed»:Tfci 

census m WTO Owtn Giy s populate 

if \-3Uag reiprj-sQoB .» ufy 

U and when on tf» has;* 

Census Spires the city's 

mun:n u*jl be fnc*j« to a Lvenien 

cofn^^scc g^êrf^se 

stMd o€ fte thrw-naa tarm 

it has had smce cîrini-î'jci ? '* * ; 

luunsl 6ffi !B ML 

nscoui 

SHEET • JUST Off MAMWALK 

atUlOPEAN PLAN 

1OTNiK«UC 

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RESTAUI 

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MOTOR4NN 

v Tfie Ultimate In Vacation Luxury" 

OCEAN CITY, N, J, 08226 

DIAL ( SS 609) 399.8700 

Luicuriout room, with 

AM FM ^ 1 ^ «r»mif HU 

ond infra r*d 

i»*t-.iv. 

*!** •» *• «*HM. ratio. 

•-- ~ ?*i 

Mrwfar Of 

D AUen Stretch 

dan 1 xvm to know when to atop, thm was fr, 

_ya summer the city placed wo- mentary 4r*»"] 

men polity officeri on the- board. walk BtHsssW ' 

walk, and one of their prime func. awtinue M 

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**•>• 

-^ . - •? - 

.. U_ll ****** *"»«• i" 

MM Halll 

IUII I Mil 

the old muat 

Mi at. 

«n»n hotels, were razed 

MM wort « en 

hall can an fcegu, 

with the complete cooperation 

Wedn next winter. 

" property owners Involved, 

Meanwhile, (he temporary MM. program advises proper- 

^ton hall win h. m— ^L ^^ ty owners Just what are the needs 

quate to tncet the needs of the p< * wmeture to keep it from 

dwieea and other event. Hated for oelng labeled substandard and tog- 

J fl» premiaM MB aummer. 

for demoiitian. This advice la 

and aportt tune- 

following examination, of the 

^V In question by public 

. eitpertii such as building, 

healUi, Ire inspectors. 

__ eHy erectod a 

t near the sit* of the 

all and opened ft 

originally ache* 

^BCVtd building. 

F buiWing served its 

m ^J It appear! it wU 

%to another yrmr of 

1 to had hoped to 

00 « new perhall 

on tht 

PJ7w» •» !*** Ml. How- 

^_ by contractors 

< tim project and Ui# 

0 

on • new ** ol 

Ha with the 

iK the rast to withmt 

by *• ch> ol. 

*Hra> •»f %9t dlH^B^^H^' 

Info Center 

The city government operates a 

Gonmwiltylifiprovement program 

wlikii functluiM frte ul the TJB - 

stralntt and dictates of the Fed- 

White many communities find 

need of and do use the help of the 

Federal government in slum clear, 

ance and urban renewal, Ocean 

City would rather do it itielf, 

The Community Development 

program was stated In 1964 and 

is operatnd through the municipal 

building departmefit which is under 

the Jurisdiction of the dim-tor U 

public ftafny. 

During th» two yearn the program 

has been in operation, 93 

dilaptdatad structure*, ineiyriing 

The WILLIS 

Mt OtMR bstWMn i4ffi m 15th Stracti 

ALL NEW — ALL FIMWIOO* 

ntly locoftrd to Btt Hmttaurantt 

IWMM Til© ©•¥?! nlF W9f1vl«MlW9 M#©lflal 

h lach llMi Pr— backing «n PrwniiM 

Cxc«ll«nt Prataefarf iMth 

MB1 JUUA S WILUS - Owner Management 

OCEAN CUT, N, J 

Afnospbcrt 

MANOR te o« 

M to flat »« 

MANOR if 

te tlat i 

lMrit It 

•V. -, 

O n «t the iot*r«*cUonof 

SMh ttfwt, eBt of the two 

in CMtral OMU ^ 

of bWKh TWHy-«iith 

btoal for cWJdren and 

When a property is labeled as 

undesirable for human habitation, 

•«d the property owner refuses to 

do anything about it, Hwr dry 

through condemnoUon proceedings 

ownen won't have the building torn 

down, the city will do the Job and 

««• «he cart against the property 

owner. 

admiratrators of the pro. 

are considerate of the personal 

values ronnecled with the 

propertiei, but they are equally 

determined that unsightly prop, 

erty must be rppaJred or demolixn- 

»«d, 

Tht> equayty with vMch the 

program is administered is witnmsed 

in the iiManre when a 

city^wrand storage shed was found 

to be dilapidated and ordered 

eifh«T repaired or destroypd. The 

the lool •hed, 

• a 

Redevelopment 

The eity government plang the 

ponstruetiaii of an Information Gen. 

ter so mat visitors to Oeean City 

may obtain information on acmmodaBons, 

services and Mmiliar de. 

tails before even crowing the 

bridge into the reaort. 

The Information Center is plan, 

ned for the Ocean. CHy-Snnii'rs 

Mint Wvd., the principal point of 

entry for motor traffic to Oi-pan 

City, The Center will be on the 

south tide of the highway at the 

west end of the 9th st. bridge into 

the rity. 

Present plan* call for a low profile 

building with an exterior of 

Mark cypress vertical panel siding. 

The weif wing of the building will 

be faced with white smc-co and 

paneled with ml brick vrnwr. Th*» 

roof will have a rovering of whife 

marble chips. 

The wructmv designed primarily 

as a romfiirt and infiirmBtiim Mop 

for imfiming tourists, will have 

three main lectiom. The oust wing, 

measuring 14 by 16 fort, will bi- the 

hiuny ami Wormatjon dimk and 

public lasafSnei Tne ; center" «ec" 

ti.jn will contain the information 

•arc* with the east wall showing a 

listing erf (hi* reaortt points of interest 

and *fcomod*tion». tnciuding. 

rnMaurant, rootrii hoteii an| 

gUMi houieB. BracAures and other 

literature wUl also be available 

hw Thi» east wing will houw the 

ChamDer «if Cnmrnerce offices, in- 

An acccM Unr from Bie hmile. 

vard will be constructed in cooptTatkn 

with the State DepartniMtf 

of Highways, Tnere 1 will not 

be a turnutt fur traffic travelling 

w«>st leaving Ocean City, 

Plans are also being made to 

em i a strim of signs along the 

boulM-ard advising the traveler 

that he is aaproaching the Informatton 

center and IndU wring the 

services available there. 

The building is to be heated and 

operated the year around under 

thr supervision of the Chamber of 

THE OCEAN CITY SENTINIL-LIDOIR t — section 

Your Entir* Family Will Enjoy Oc«ori City's Cf«on BMCH 

Public Housing 

The Ocean Oty Housing Authority 

this year hopes to rc

by the Federal Housing 

AdrniniBtralion for the construction 

of 40 low-rental housing units 

hern, 

In I9M, Pock's Beach Village 

was opened to the public. This i» 

a 60-uivit luw-coHt housing devt'lop. 

ment on Haven av. bt-iuoen 3rd 

and 5th sts, 

Tne Housing Authority plans to 

design the new units, when apprwed, 

to fit the needs of Brnior 

citizens, and weU as other low 

income families. 

The Village was construcfrd by 

the Housing Authority with lonns 

from the Federal Housing Administration. 

The ame financing plan 

will be MlcMed should tin- Hi us. 

ing Authority Ed the (?o ahi-ad to 

build 40 more such units. 

Experience in other cities indicate 

that a low-emit housing dl. 

€^rn««nt stimulates mndemizatuin 

in the nei^tbrirtKind. Thus, hnwttr^ 

experts say an entire wîjnn 

or !he"^mmuWly"Ts "sfmiuTaTeH Ty 

a project. 

Disposal 

One of the ennfrihufinq fartors 

in Uu' modem physical Kniwfh of 

sanitary drnprnl sjstems to all 

parts of the t'ummunity. This has 

been particularly stimulating to 

the ooMtructHn of iagonm type 

homi's where the old fashJuni reported 

for the priviuus yt«r. 19W. 

DunnK 19KS, pemiifs were issued 

o,i l.flfiv comtnMtion projet^s with 

;m climated value of $n,^,340. 

This i

, «,. 

mm 

i 

1 

i 1 

LVCW' t" 

it 

s 

* 

rated 

ftuc Service A Success the 

warf lor M 

transportation service 

of the prf. 

compantos would 

the service pay, 

old from 

the 

•MMnd put into 

by Urn cfly, wtth dty ratn* 

driver corps. 

the dty govern- 

• deal wtth the bus 

it^ i i i i • » 

pubBe school children 

'. The dty subsidiied the serv- 

" me beaick* and the 

• fiat SBC, 

at fee north oat of the island 

left without service, 

and the drivers rate 

their prime contract, the 

of ths Oceaa CMy acftost 

n. 

to November, tbe elly leased a 

_ Jitney bus and pressed 

it into service. In March a 

•wend Mrismiipi Jitney bus 

was purchased by the dry, and 

that will be placed into service 

this spring and there will be two 

Jitney buses along the route. 

If the demands of the summer 

population appear too heavy for 

the two smaU vehicles; the city will 

again contract for the larger buses 

and drivers, 

„ During eight weeks last sum. 

mer,, a total of 13,000 passengers 

rode the rHy satiated bos system. 

From January through March 

this year about . 

Oc*an City, N, J. 

Pilgrim House 

CLOSE TO BBACH AND BOAHDWALK 

Vine* and B*ty Stahlf mVlemlfiLk 

Jfx ••» 1021 Central Avenue 

ACCOMMOCMTWC Nit FAMILIES 

pa» MIME Md SMOE ROOMS 

OHO Colo 

THI 

Ibatross 

Hram 399-4218 

BY WsWK. 

Moderate BstM 

0«th Houses and Shower 

•ST LOCATION M OCEAN OIY 

HOTEL 

ountainview 

ill Ann* A»e. 319-2411 

Area Coda «• 

TIM OCIAN CITY S»NTINIL-HDOf R 

What's Trump t Trio of Loviy Card Playmn On Ocean City Beach 

Par-3,18-Hole Course Nearly Ready 

Golf fans, resident and visitor, 

will be able to enjoy the sport in 

Ocean City within the next year 

or so. 

The ciftf is currently engaged 

In the construction of an 18-hole, 

three par golf course in the vicinity 

of the Ocean City Airport. 

Hie course has been designed 

by Leo T. Frajer, golf professional 

and an officer in the Profess* 

Moal Golfers Association, and the 

time schedule calls for completion 

of the layout by the fall of this 

year. 

According to plans, the course 

will have its first tc# located at 

about 38th at. and Bay av. The 

course will play north along Bay 

av, to Tennessee av.. where it 

will turn west towurd the bayfront, 

it will then turn to the 

end of the airport runway and 

head south for several hundred 

yards before turning back to the 

26th st. and Bay av, starting point, 

The buildings now located at the 

airport will be moved around and 

new rtructures built to accomm©date 

the facilities needed to round 

out the enjoyment of the golfers. 

Tile landing and taking off of 

City's Public Buildings 

Olf Han—»th st, and Asbury av. 

(all major departments), 

-Moortyn Terrace and 

Boardwalk. Includes public in* 

formation bureau and sub-postoffice. 

between 8tti and ath st. Phone 

38^6111. 

CwMwal CiaUr — WeaW av. betwven 

3rd and Mi sta. k 

fatt OHIM Oth st. and Ocean av, 

Pras) PrfMc Library — Corner 6th 

•t. and Ocean av. 

Mat Idinl Atlantic av, between 

Mb and 6th tit. 

HOTEL COLONIAL 

•«'l.^->- 

mW mttn 

Comtart Stallam On Boardwnlk at 

1st and 12th sts, and at Music 

Pier, 

MiM PapliiiiHiH Cily Hall phone 

mmu, 

SMrians—CTty Hall; 6th st. and 

phono 39B4UL 

iNdi •atrei (Uiaawarai) - Main 

headquarters 10th Bt, and Boardwalk, 

(phone XM«iU>, 

RasCM iajyad 3rd at. ar 1 Haven 

av. (phone 39*0319). 

Electric €•»—8th st, and Asbiuy av. 

,ÎWh st, und Anbury 

av. 

Watar aad aswar €m,—loth it. and 

West av. 

PeomytvanU - Rsadtaf Saainsrs 

Uaas—loth it. and Havm av., 

main ticket c^cp. 

MMta Isnrtm CeenHMlsd Trans. 

pert (buses to Phila and Nmv 

York)—ath st. and Atiantir nv. 

(buses to Atlantic Qty and all- 

IHIUIL pVXfnS Urn! TV tJUUUI %Jn?af| 

Qty)—8U» st. near Boardwalk. 

Mini rip il Asipaii Zbxi st. and by 

av.' 

Mr Uaw Atlantic City Airport, 

Pomona. 

PHOHKY TlLslPWOIH POLKS 

Almost everyone win drives to 

the Jersey nhore is familiar with 

the telephone poles set up in areas 

where ospreys nest. Tney carry 

no wires and their only purpose Is 

to provide a platform, elevated 

hawk can construct a home Prior 

to tbe erection of these poles, 

ospreys tavored ones in communi. 

canons use. The excrement from 

the nest soon cut through the inof 

the wires and aborted 

aircraft at me busy airport may 

on occasions distrati from the gulfft'r's 

oom'i'ntnition, bill the II l laid ait «o us to hi 1 svn!l 

ei«ir at the airstrip and the sdfoty 

of tht> sportsmen will not be 

threatened by the air traffic. 

The course will bt' available to 

all permanent resuicnts and visit. 

ors. The plans inciude a pro shop 

dining facilities and similar 

accommodaiions for the gotf. 

ing public. 

Par ThTro courses have holes 

which are somcM'hat shorter than 

the holes on the rt-Kulutiim length 

golf courses where par maj rangf 

between three and five strokes ;i 

hole. 

The ahull or courses hnvt> prmven 

n tremendous attraction in winter 

retorts in the siiuth and southwest, 

and the Qtvan City Golf 

Course will be another hature atof 

a fun-filled vacation* 

90 Miles Of Paved Streets 

, t_i,, oline niin taxes tasM and from motor vdhkJe twees twmn 

Ocean CMy has appiwomaWy 

registraaoo teat, 

90 mite* of street* wd with the 

Nuw 

This year, the StatfraM program 

aid of thf New Jeisey Bighwsy 

mils for a 61,000 paving project. 

Department keeps the streeti ja 

which the state will pay OS.8Z1. 

nod repair tor automobile traffic. 

out 

The State aJd program witt oa 

Annually, the dty and state get supplementod before the and of 

together in what is known at city 

the ynr by the municipal paving 

hall as the "State-Aid Paving Pro- 

New 

program for which $20,0» has been 

gram". In thiM, the itate helps the 

allocated in the dry's UN budget. 

ei^ pay for the cost of paving its 

streets. Many times this assist- Under die 1MB StateWUd Paving 

ance rum up to 10 percent of the program, Asbury av. between 3tth n^nt, 

cost or more. The state funds are it and 42nd jt. wiU be pavad. m of 

derived from automotive and ois 

view 

NASSAU APAW 

SUMMiR—WAU Wi-?4M# ALL- Yt, 

AMA 

COOC6O* 

O C I A N A V E N U i AT IS1h 

MRICTLY ACROSS FROM ISTH tTWIMT »ROTlCTtP 

AAocUrn with Mahogany Panelling in All Rooms 

* 1- 2- and 3 BEDROOM APARTMfNTS 

* 2 ROOM SUITES *nd BEDROOMS — All w.th Priv.t. 

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J'ARKINd FAClUTIfcS OPEN DErORATION UAYTO 

SPECIAL REDUCED RATES: MAY, JUNE and 

— OWNERSHIP-MANAGEMENT 

ENJOY OUR EXPANSIVE BEACH 

THI OCIAN CITY SIMTrNILLIDOIft 

lion Of Professional And Volunteer Workers If 

licated To The Safety Of Public In Resort 

Force 

Bolic* i 

t 

complaints and 1.464 

while police eari ran 

total of 298.513 

ils for aid and 

toun, 

ke police annual report, 

by Public Safety Dih 

Acting Po- 

lice Chief Benjamin Dungan listed 

tte value of property stokn last 

yaar. as MB,?«. Of this total 

H4.362 worth of the atoUn valuablei 

were recovered, Dunsan 

stated. 

Ocean aty had an automobile 

accident rate of a little more ten 

one accident a day last year for 

a total of 407 accidents, four of 

which resulted infataliUes. 

The pcUce handed out a lot of 

pel-kin^ Hi-kpts. During the year 

7.021 were issued, resulting in fines 

0 

IRUCT OBEOIEM E—thief U orw of Oct?an City's 

I K-t force which is a part of the resort's Polic 1 © Forct, 

CWff leaps through a mock-up of a window at the 

of his inasti'r and uniformed handler, Patrolman 

I Wummer. 

y APARTMENTS itMort AeHviry 

f 

ttrMt fV 

18th STREET and THE BEACH 

Ctuftrt 

> J 1 «K 

OCEAN 

TUB GW fiET TK 

OF AII OCEAN anr 

•nâMHaHMMk • • • • • • * • • mm • mmmmmt 

NO SfttETS TO 

AMPU FREER 

tor the city tnuvy of 

movlnf vWatiom. 

violation* of New 

police issued ajiT 

all of 

lait y«v, wltt ftnw,. ooata and 

bail forfeiture* totalling 941.300. 

During the tunun 

when the resorts population 

pands to hundreds of 

ex. 

by the arrival of seasonal reatdeots 

ani vacationing visitors, the 

Ocean Chy Police Department «epandi 

iu operation to meet thla 

perennial heavy influx. 

The Department maintains a 

Permanent yMMuvuBd force of 

about 40 men and officers. During 

the summer months about 30 special 

temporary patrohnen are added 

to the farm 

The Department wta to three 

full shifts to keep the vigil on 

Public safety .round the dock 

every day in the year. Foot pain*. 

while officers to prowl cars cover 

tte outlaying districts of ate community. 

Traffic control to the principal 

of poUoe. partlcalary on 

Wles travel tte 

bumper-t»bumper. 

assigned to 

traffic at the 

streets almost 

Patrolmen are 

ks> flow of 

The Department maintains its 

headquarters on the pond floor 

of dty hall. The desk sergeant* 

on duty are inconstant imdio touch 

with patrolling cars and with 

police in surrounding municipalities. 

Toe Deparancat maintains a Detective 

Bureau manned by four 

ptainclomessnen. The bureau has 

the latest in ertae detecting equip, 

meat, and the men are trained in 

investigating techniques. 

, The Department during the 

school term has a sergt>ant on 

special assignment as advisor to 

the 141001 safety patrols 

During the past year two important 

features were added to the 

You Stay «* 

Ocean aty paUoe fore* ... women 

boardwalk patrolmen and 

yflUfj doaw. 

The pottoewoman last aummer 

the boardwalk with Ml 

authority. However, they 

doer^t carry guni and U anynal 

ed to wttstte kng and loud for 

oounterparts. The main 

of the policewamen is to 

that people behave as reeponcsthwtsi 

m the boardwalk, 

they concern themselves 

mosny wtth proper dress, dignity 

and decorum on ne promenade, 

particularly after dark: 

The K-Nine Corps compriseii 

two Germ«n Shepherd police dogs 

trained by their patrolmen mat- 

to tum on their 

oommatttad to 

•ny thought! of wron»Wng by 

troublesome persons The dogs will 

bark, growl and hold a •aapget at 

bay, but they are not to bite or 

attack anyone, police authoritie* 

nria. 

Fire Prevention 

The dty had two major fires in 

UK, aod aa a oosseayss^w *JH» 

annual fire kaa reported by Fire 

Chief Ferdinand A, Taccartno in 

his annual report, rote to almost 

a (piarter of a mUUon doUsxs, the 

highest in several years. 

Damage to a row of summer 

homes In the 5300 block of Central 

av, amounted to $63,800. Taccarino 

said, while the total destruction 

of the oW municipal con-' 

vention hall resulted in a kas of 

(102,000, The Central av. homes 

fire occurred on February 3b. The 

March 30.1aet 

Tmccartae notad, howevei, (bat 

while the total fire loss was eafl. 

mated at SIMM the properttea 

involved in the 314 fire alarm* 

last year have a total value of 

|5,»T,300. 

The fire chief noted that Ore 

prevention activities continued 

throughout the year. Mandatory 

hotel inspections totalled 0. A 

• doses off tte .eatMpiiiiMiifBBsi weâ 

later ratnaptcted. Schools were inspected, 

at were tboaUri, church- 

public buikiinga and homes when 

frgtrtrp***' inspectlona were aaked 

tor. 

Fire prevention is the key to the 

success of the Ocean dry Fire 

Department, which year-atter-year 

boasts of the lowest annual fire 

lots among cities of comparable 

size throughout the ntik'n 

The Fire Department is manned 

by about 45 officers and men, 

each dedicated to the task of preventing 

fire before It starts. They 

^ with 

training in new teiiiukfuas in 

es Hi aa fire station* and at the 

lira- adaool on Bay av. at 2Kb at. 

The men operate H> ftem at on a 

#11 M 

carries a towering aerial ladder I* 

reach the tops of higher buildta**. 

During the otfacaaon. teaaaf of 

fire fighters mate aystematie ta> 

of all public *»'"^H^ M In 

the community, whether the hulld 

ing be prevatery owned or cMjr 

An interesting pnpm of 

• natlia la 

public « 

and talks to local dub 

during Fire PreveadoB Week. 

Particular attention fei given to 

local school I 

Hotels which 

30 people or more lor 

must comply with the state fiat Uth at*, 

safety laws and they cannot qoal- C 

ify to do business until the building 

is approved by the Ire safety 

inspectors. 

The Ocean City Fire DeparsmMot oM 

Ocean City's Largest and Most Modem 

Beach Front Motel 

13th STREET and OCEAN AVENUE 

• HMrted Swimming Pool 

• TV«f»d Hi-Fi in Every Room 

• Private Balconies 

• Shuffleboard 

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• Free Covered Parking 

• Telephones in Every Room 

• Inside Hallways 

• Guests' Loundromat on Premises • Elevator Service 

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SFJW6 MY MOTOR INN 

19th Sfrtvf and Ocean Avwiu* 

Ory, N. J. 

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that we will certify to you what your fuel bill will be. 

tat 

YOU CAN 

CONVERT EASILY 

You'd be surprised how little tinie Jt 

taltes* to convert your heating system 

to gas ... in fact, the whole change 

can be accomplished in a mitter of 

hours, with no fuss or muss. 

CALL OUR OFFICE 

A representative will be glad to give 

you any information you desire 

without obligation. 

GAS AIR-C0N0ITI0NIN6 

IS PRACTICAL, too..... 

More and more, people are finding out that gas air 

special low ratm, air conditioning costs art 40 f 

LESS! No other fuel can compare to this operatiomal 

cost! And many homes have heating systems that 

•re adaptable for easy add-on gas air condiUonmi 

units. 

mthmm 

4* W 

ii n f w imnmnn>iTCipmiRiHHiniii nu 

OCEAN COURT APARTMENTS 

And GAS AIR-CONDITIONING TOO!! 

GAS HEAT is MORE VERSATILE 

Whether for home or business, all-year or seasonal, gas heat is your best! 

3,000 of your Ocean City neighbors can vouch for that. 

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LUOLAM-S KKNNILS

'$ Whaf s Hookin 

at food. Ughi ttdde — SJ 

Everywhere in buy, in. 

tat and Mrf: June to Sept«mtef¥ 

Ugbt taeU« - 

-Mwl toy 

9mmdei Juw to 

£ ri^Brfih, tta fe^«iHB ^M tad* 

Icnb or ,, 

-MtoUl 

— Itti 

to » 

QUMdr, Tramac with 

wdtaun todde - 4-0 to 

Bv 

•urf: 

with 

i tackle 

to 

Outride, July^Septenv 

with 6«h tatt, will take 

tackle — M to 

JuneSejXcmber. 

to drift by, LUca minnows. 

- •• - - « * W i 

DEEP SEA 

FISHING ^JST, 

* CHARTER BOATS 

• lAIT * TACKLE 

1 _ 

IOAT REPAIRS 

- M w M book. 

rid?. Shy to 

te. A tottm fcmta- — bites on 

dam — UgH tackle ~ 14 to M 

SALES, SERVICE t REPAIRS 

MAI 399-3111 

SAMPSON BROS. 

to November. Bitai best M flood 

tide on a dull, cloudy day. Bair 

with crab; bloodworm, Mind «U, 

surf dam. Medium tackle — 4-0 

to W hook, 

TMtag! Bay: May to Nwrnher, 

Stick, dw to pUngs and rock. 

and W tveoaUjr tond of fiddler 

«*• — Hght tackle - Mo. 3 

hock. 

Ttaw OuMde: Jnfe- to September. 

TVoOing with juris. Heavy 

tudUe - M to 124 hook. 

WMfefMi Bay and surf: Good 

ôrt the entire season Last of 

«M> and flnt of flood. But with 

crab, shrimp, squid. Use fish-balt 

in the faU, Ught tackle — 1-0 to 

W nook. 

MM* M#rl»«; Outside: Mi- to 

September. Troll with lures or 

mhnp bah. Heavy tackle — 8-0 to 

IM hook. 

1AY AVI, OCEAN CITY, N. J. 

OCCAM CITY SMITINM.4.I00M 

THEY'RE GOOD AND PLENTY--On Htm rack /n NM top is as 

pretty a collection of rockfish to 6# toumi* aftywfi#r«, /n the bottom photo, 

The catch it bluefitk, row on row. All wtra taught in Ocean City waters. 

Spear Fisherman Is New 

Of Angler; Sport Flourishi 

Spear fishing to one of the 

mowing water •oortt along the 

New Jersey coast. Spear fisannen 

aw a complete scuba divini Mt- 

At to catch their quarry. 

TTiia equipment consists at a 

wet suit, mask, fflppere, welghl 

twit, and a pounds of air earrtad 

in a tank on the diver's back. 

Spear fishing in local waters is 

relatK-rfy new. and owra Us «tistenrc 

to a group of young divers 

who have made amanng ratctm 

w;th their trusty sprar guns. 

"There are several diffeivnt t>pdd*. 

Tht- onjanal sppmr gam was a 

him and arrow. However, this inslrumerit 

was hard tu handle under 

wafer, so ;ih> 

«W( 

Uuri 

(01 

67th YEAR 

Goin' Fishin'? Look Here first... 5 OCEAN CITY YACHT CtU 

MITIMtt THI HOOK „ rtiu :m. a 

Two hooks are better -Jus w 

exctft when fishing for mrp im. , •- 

Don't be a bait m.s«- N; v. ~ 

respecting fish wiU brnw «-rt i: 

a tiny sliver of food jnt«m w « 

starving — and the ta. mi, •/«• 

MI&L1MG TIPS 

to be found suffering Iron nuum- "• r • -••• 

twti«n It tlk« ri i^î hii»i — - - - ' n.i • 

cat* a dwent toh Tht on.- T,. Swr.-^-^-ir -» -- ii-f - r .* *cation 

is when tmmg nv ::H i , ,> ;, j, s.^,; ,.-,; ^ ;.^ .^ 

anmH-mouthed kij^tii ;.-*„•* »•.. -j.-, *.-.;. r»»-, an 

UIP point "erf yow hook. Far' b^tw J.S _4» Tbnî^:: *^ 

616 AVt MATT UNSWORTO DIAL 399-1180 

OCEAN CITY 

MARINE 

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L î'. . .= ^*?»p.; 

**L, 

A r.r- 

> -hi n 

MAT FltHINft 

>-.'n us.il hy 

r 5>?r:% .n :hi- ;.,»,, > « 

ijf 'hi hrvj- 

•ti 

r. .in 

•*• iK*>h ',« . , t»,,rv,: 

•oow/ hwch - ..-^ 

I' away hj' 

An fVra fli*i'.;,f» fki\-.n • •«.! 

thro* ^ 

^pKrwUy !g woakfish and stnped 

bus. 

V 

I 

ill V«lll KIT 

i WBlk*§ PlMfsi Fur many u* 

and Miouki a hnok he irnhc^rtti n kJ 

; fle*. it is bcfffT to fort.e ,hf. Irtnt « 

! 2" «>« members (if tht' Ocean City Yacht Hub invite all Ocean O(r 

and resort \isiti>rs to be spectators at its many activities this s«aMa\hi 

iration with the nt> of Ocean City a schedule of outboard au . 

ni«»turbhifi with thv 

the (ilhi-r ;>. ftw' C"4t[n« 

&«•*>• Rsh;ni; 

l Rshim; ln-rbv 

Oty tt/'tT l.iUir liwy 

finu« until iifiiT 

- ,-.. -J.J- " ' < * ' * 

M.iny atfni('t;vi' pr./rs ;iri" 

uffi-rnl m variims c;itit;iii-ii-s in 

m O-fiili City wntcrs 

Ttic 

t. is .i|i(-n all thinrminrl 

While many folks 

thi^HMji-ii think of fish,fit- us a 

»!imi Miwhi-r ij*ift iiriij thtTM 

nrc siwi-H-s avitiUblc in Imul »a. 

tor* !hc U tii.mths if the yiir 

TJii- tmsfr-ni fiLiiMwi an! 

thr-•iijtHNif ihi- ;m 1 .iri- thi' .»ffirs 

l-ir Imih tnurna- 

i 

criftiijn attifjn which Ht'oura away 

tin- bc'irh sanrl. 

l*(il)lic Works Dircrtor R.iy Oil. 

lian ruitwd at th«» various stone 

ji'itu-s alonK fhi- bfiichfront. hurt 

fjxhi-rmi-n- venture tht- h«K«rHnua 

nj ky ruad tu (hi 1 ocean end of 

th.. jetty \,t ply their favorite 

under the Hfy's rnaiyn 

prevention pniKTii mt'Wii yi-urs 

flKo the jetty at 4th St. seemed 

(hi- rniBfl fHifMil.Hr fishina Nput Not. 

in« this, (iillian ordered his IHihlit- 

W i irks I>i"|*ii1nii'nt wurkers to" 

|».ur renienl (in the top of the 

jelly until It was level jetty thus makifiK 

It a practical fishing Rniuni fur 

yt huurs a day 

The ruT* surf fishino fiieilify enjusiil 

eii|«ii-ify «-PIU-I|.S its first 

Kumnier aril is expeHed tii eiin. 

timie its pupul/iriiy with the kinyfishers 

thm 

EMONT'S 

1 MY AVENUE OCEAN CITY, NEW JERSEY 

ting for the Boatman and Fisherman 

• TACKLE • ICE • BAIT 

* • * F R E E L O C A L T I D E T A B L E S * * * 

. * ^ '• -- -\. •* V — ^ ' ' 

MARINE HARDWARE 

WEATHER CL0TMN6 

GEODETIC CHARTS 

YACHT CAPS • INSKWAS 

• FOK MNT • 

'ATS & OUTBOARDS ATLANTIC 

BY DAY OR HALF DAY! MM.NI nraoum 

. / 

KTUA FLAGS tar Eveqr OcodN 

NAUTKAL • HOMI • OCCOKATIVI 

mat MAM TO OMM * 

OCEAN CiTT'S I 

THE OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER PAOE t — StCTMN 

Fishing 

Festival 

Listed 

June 5-11 

An all-cncampaming ape May 

Counry flshing £««ival in which 

anglers will computu for some 

$3,000 worth of rishing tackle priws 

ha« bofn anniujncnj fur Juno 5 

thraigh 11, 

The fishing event will include 

seven tournaments which will run 

the eight days, a special fly rod 

fishing t'ompetiticin, and five tournaments 

which will run for one day, 

Saturday, June 11, 

The competition will ccwer all 

of thf county's muni* ipalilies, and 

will include events in all lyps of 

fishing available tij risidenis Hind 

Visitors ujike. 

UurinK the eight days of the festivaj. 

which will supplement the 

year-ffjuha compefitron a!underway 

under county sp^-nsornhip, 

fish will bo entered 

thnjUKh the county' 90 wri^hniasters, 

Sc'hcdulefl are tourtiaments fr)f 

bojtiMn fishing, offshore fishinH inlanil 

w-dterway angling fresh wati-r 

cijinpftition. surf, jelly ami bank 

fishing a UelMware Buy event, and 

a competitiun fur junior anglers up 

to 14 years of UKC. SpeciaJ priztî 

will bu awanie»i in each uf these 

events in which Ly»h are iauj{ht 

with a fly r-nl. 

fî Saturday, the final diiy of the 

festival, a team surf fishing tournament, 

a casting for accuracy 

tiiunyinient, a casting fur distance 

tournament, a sk,>,h (fresh water 

accuracy) tournament ami a team 

party h«iut fishinR tuurnanient will 

In 1 held, Hn/es will he aswirdt*! in 

i'ach of these cunipi'tilions wnh individual 

and team events sched. 

Uled. 

Prizes fur the fishinsj fi-stiv.-il will 

bo prt^M'niiKl at an awards rjinntT 

on ^nilay, Juni 1 \J to clmiu.x the 

proktraMi. At thai dinner, sumo 

£i\ tra\el ,'ind outdnir Mnters arid 

public (iffieiaU will bt 1 on hand to 

hear an ajkircss fnim u tup fetli-ral 

(ifficutl on nii\servatii>n iind open 

Spai-e pri-sorvutiiin. 

Thon< is nri registra'iin fee or 

r *for annfn? TO "p-ittR^ 

pHte in th«' tiiurnamont,. Fisher. 

mi: 

&

:. 

v* • 

in City Yacht Club Rated High 

Circles: Sets Busy Season 

Urn 

CUy Yacht Club one of 

in boat ractbe 

world. 

flavor ia added 

com- to th» Yacht ClUb's taup by web 

«* « • •» ft* Mmtfgtf BMh 

af Owt Claw National 

Fimi$h 

**%>"* 

Im m*ch farawwy places a* New 

lealan*. Switoeriaad, France. Belfhim, 

England, We«t Germany, 

aid a tew oOwr feiaign 

The GUM CMy Yacht dabs 

fleet af'saUboati ia taw targest 

along tbe Atlantic seaboard. Week 

aftar waeii these boats prarioe 

goo* spwtator •port in a program 

fsUUns three classes of 

in age from eight to 40 year*. 

The local Yacht dub could probably 

be labM the Mothboat Capital 

of the country. This is the largest 

fleet at the Club, and is so 

ponderous hi its numbers that it is 

divided into two classes. Jtmior 

and Senior, and further fragmented 

by divisions tor girls and for 

boys. 

The International 110 is strictly 

an adult boat, and it is a craft 

which conjures in the mind's eye 

all of tbe asdflog drama of a boat 

in full flight befere tbe wind. With 

its spectaular ant colorful spinnakers, 

the 110 is an ideal sub- 

feet tor the_ painter or the photo- 

thrills It has few if any rivals. 

and its devotees are increasing in 

numbers with each passing sea- 

The Comet fleet Is the smallest, 

but one of the fastest species 

of the sport to be found anywhere 

TUs type boat is catching on 

with the young adults of high 

school and college age and aa a 

SPECIALIZING in SAILBOATS 

* EOUIPMiNT and REPAIRS * 

COMPlfTE UNE OF STANESS and BRASS FfTTtHGS 

SCREWS 

GIFTS 

GEAR 

Cabla Waging Swaggmg Service 

• rjretvsivE DISTRIBUTOR 

IKE4IS rVme. • SAMPSOH-COMUff UNE 

IIIIHWWM1 BACaON PIMM and NYLON 

IIALER 

AIM 

REMTAIS 

result is becoming more and 

more interesting as a racing fleet. 

The tune-up races for all mree 

fleets start normally on the Last 

two weekends in June. Thest* ram 

enable the skipper* to shake the 

winter kinks from their sailing 

skills and their boats before the 

•tart of fleet championaiup men 

around July 4 , 

Also on the program an a number 

of novelty race*, such u the 

Rocking Chair rae«. In this vvoni 

the young sailors turn the tiller 

over to thtir parents or some other 

"adult" member of the club far 

WL "tfhpto^ ST snitnf tiKfits fftnl - 

the "aid hands". At the end of 

the season, the sUppers turn their 

boats over to the crewmen who 

assisted them all season and provide 

for these faithful pSbnatej 

an opportunity for the limelight in 

the annual Crew Race, 

The activities get started at the 

Yacht Club on Memorial l».:ty 

weekend when the dub's Flag Officers 

gather un ttie dub wharf for 

a traditional flag-raising ceremony 

That is just afrxit as for- 

mal as the season gets for the 

Yacht Clutters. From Ihrn 1 on •••!! 

to Sept«nbw its fun arel raring 

Commodore Uwmw 1 E, P.lot. 

Jr., annoum-rt that the &>u*h Jersey 

110 District competition will bt> 

on July 9 this yi>mr, and thi> (Xv bttichfront. Tht per 

look for t?qual su«'i-i« tha 

Th» fi»hlK pin- ii a familiar 

landmark along the CkvHn Dity 

beachfcwit, and in Marth 1KJ2 it 

•aa Mly de«trny«t* by the'-ruh> 

ous Atlantic Slorm wfnh ripped 

the Southern New Jwwy btwch* 

front. 

The elub membprs the 

y«r ranstrurtf4 a n^w 

deck, running CO tort out 

a new elubhoiKe was ctmed and 

^•^^^BP#P^BBft"^pf*f^"#^F"B"^Prw^rTl^P 

A 

U»al yen- the CUib took on a 

projeet to extend the fishing pier 

to me SO feat which wut it» 

original length, and to revive the 

membership which ugged somewhit 

white me pier rebuilding Job 

was in.progress. 

The Ocean City Fishing Club was 

orgaiawd in 1913 with the cxprcsned 

purpose of eatabliihing a 

surf flshing pier and etabnouse on 

toe beachfront here in Ocean City, 

•e chst> gained riparian rights., 

purehMed the property and In IMS 

the pier was constructed. Membership 

was limited to 300, and this 

quota war middy filled. 

The dub launched a program. 

of social and sporting activities 

which added to the gaiety of the 

already full beachfront program 

• * * that summer. . 

to am revorts of tte 

of rnoiv than 9MV 

was the mat 

dry official* provided a 

trophy to fee 

A5t ? dSAIL ****** IS^J^S"! 

IHL |WilO# I MsV « sssn 

f \ 

• • • 

Speedboats 

RQOstertajls on the bay is not 

to be interpreted as somrtfiing 

akin to the barnyard. The highflying 

spray nf water can uaualry 

be found high over the transom 

of a speeding hydroplaAe or rac- 

ing runabout, 

A^rt • ^^^^^^^^Bi^B ^BB •••» ••••« ^m 

nnz l^B^lll EBJI3 on \MtF OKJ IS 

a steady diet for speed loivprs 

along the bayfront where the 

Occmn City Yaeht Club's power, 

boat fleet hokis highiy-competitivp 

races and regattas through the 

summer months. 

The slvek. speedy craft usually 

hike to the wain* late m May to 

work out the nwhanicaj kinks and 

refresh the reflexes of the driven 

for the racing season aht

Uit- 

7^;ir 

SPEC* 

City Yacht Club Rated High 

Grcles: Sets Busy Season 

•»•_* 

Gty YkW Oub «_* of 

ft. boat nethe 

-writ, 

_ flavor fe added 

Yacht Oub'i taugt by such 

fer the event were sailors 

fax places as New 

Swi*eru_d, France, Mg 

ngi-ad, West Gtmusr, 

Fbrtuaal and a few othsr toMign 

» Yacht dab's 

of salUnaai to (ha largest 

•long the Atlantic seaboard. Week 

•*W «•*» BMW Boass prarid* 

good spwtstnr sport to a pnpvn 

ytoteh ^fcatttrss three CIMM of 

boats UUam] by rfdppen nmping 

In age tarn eight to 80 yean. 

The local Yacht dab couW probabb/ 

be tabled the Mothboat Ovital 

of the country. TWa Is die lai 

gnt fleet at the dub. and is ao 

ponderous^, it* umber* that K is 

dhrtdad into two dasaes. Junior 

and Smlor, and fnrthar fnujmented 

by Mtai ta> girls and for 

bog* 

The International U0 Is rtrictly 

an adult boat, and It is a craft 

which cotriures In the minds eye 

-"-"*- —'Hm fr—a irf • biwt 

In niU fflght bate* the wind. With 

Ma spectsuuar and colorful sptonaaers, 

the 110 is an ideal sub- 

grapber. However, for racing 

thrill* it has few if any rivals, 

and its div-tica are increasing in 

numbers with each passing sea- 

The Comet fleet is the smallest, 

but one of die fastest species 

of the sport to be found anywhere. 

This type boat U catching on 

witt the young adults of Ugh 

at and as a 

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SCREWS 

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Cable-Rigging Swaggtog Service 

EXCLUSIVE DISTRIBUTOR — 

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AS and SAN. REPARS 

\ _ * ** 

THI OCIAN CITY MMTIMCL-LHWCfl 

result is becoming more and 

more Interesting as a racing fleet. 

The tuhe-up races for all three 

At«tm «tsn normally on die lost 

two weekends In June, These races 

enable the slappeni to shake the 

winter kinks from their sailing 1 

skills and their boat* before the 

•tort of fleet championship races 

around July 4 ' 

Also on me program are a numbsr 

of BflMUy M I , such as tb* 

Rocking Oiair rmcea. In this e\ 14th M. 

pier on the beachfront The pier 

anglers look for equal success this 

season 

The fiaMg pier is a familiar 

landmark along me Ocean City 

bwtcbiumM. and in UanA lie M 

' was totally destroyed by the ruinous 

Atlantic Storm which ripped 

tt» Southern New Jersey beachfront. 

The club members the following 

year constructed a new fishing 

the summer of 1964 

a new clubhouse was creat 

Surf FtsW«>rm«>n Uka 

year me Oub took on a 

projee* to extend 0K fishing pier 

to the SB feat which was its 

erigtoal length, and to revive the 

memberaHp which sagged- sotnewhat 

while the pier rebuilding job 

was in progress. 

The Ocean Qty FtaMng Oub was 

orgasBsed in UO with the impressed 

purpose of establishing a 

surf fishing pier and dubnouse on 

the beachfront here in Ocean City.. 

The dm gamed Hparian n^ht*,. 

purchased the property and In IMS 

the pier waa oomtrucMd, Member. 

•Mp waa Bnuted to 300, and this 

The Oub 

already 

_ MMOaa 

to ttt gaiety of Mat 

5__iLi... w.»* £ « - * '-* g r r'ji 

Powtfu! Mlnit Moo 4 

City Yacht Qub will be host to the 

second half of the South Jersey 

championship regatta August 13 

and 14. 

• • • 

Speedboats 

Roostertails on me bay Is not 

to be interpreted as something 

akin to the barnyard. The highflying 

spray of water can usually 

be found high over the transom 

of a speeding hydroplane or racing 

runabout. 

Battersea rd. The fiekl ewers an 

U-inUe course to Beeaiey'B Point 

and back. The Marathon is an open 

event and all the outstanding raceboat 

driven of the area are invited 

to compete. The event! are nw 

mally run in various classes, ruabouts, 

Jersey Speed SkiO and 

hydroplanea. 

Racing for the prizrd Cummis- 

•wtr' Trophy will to staged on 

Saturday, July 2, and on Monday, 

July 4, This !wo"day competition 

with ail boats racing In the same 

scratch and handicap heats has 

alwa,va pr>jdud the gn-Urst J^M 1 - 

fator and (Mver Inferest trt art- 

And roostertails on the bay Is 

a steady diet for speed lovers dom has it been won by the fast- 

along the baytront where the est straightaway boat. 

Ocean City Yacht Club's power- The first of the races in the Itmgboat 

fleet holds nighly-cumpetitlv.standing Bellwoar Trophy senes 

races and regattas through the will be run on Surniay. June 28. 

summer months. 

and each Sunday theri-sfler until 

The sleek, speedy craft usually the sixth and final race on Sunday. 

take to the wat#r late in May toAugust 

14. 

work out the mechanical kinks and 

refresh the reflexes of the drivers 

for the racing season ahead. The 

annual Ocean City Yacht Club 

Memorial Marathon race is part 

of the ceremonies opining the 

Yacht dub for the season's activities. 

This event is scheduled for 

Saturday, May 28. 

The race is run during the afternoon 

and starts in the bay in front 

of the Yacht Club at me foot of 

The M'asiin's finale is the Labor 

Day regatta, Thu rntsting usually 

KH a race staged for local ycMny 

outboard drivers which u thriljing. 

• • • 

Ocean Race 

A colorful ilisplay of nttinsiiih 

and spirmakcrs tiling thr Cap) 1 

May County rjrpwifront each sum- 

mer is the annual 

Ocean Oty-Caps May 

Cup Race tar Sai 

of th* 

M to 

The ran, whk* has 

pert of becoming a daasic In At- ettw 

lantk- seaboard yacbt 

circles, is stag-d 

with Ocean Oty 

alternating u the starting paint. 

The raft* is under the manage* Cap S_M* 

ment of the CtmOnm Cup Q_n> papular^ 

mittw, and uodsr the joint asja. 

picM uf the Ocean City Yacht dub boats «« 

and the Corinthian Yacht dub of which h*» 

Cape May City, The boats are 

divided into CUu» A api Ctaaa J), 

OCEAN CITY FtSltti 

14th STRUT and THE 

PIER FISHING 

— LOCKERS 

Club House 

Available 

THE ONLY PRIVi 

HSHING PIEB IN OC£AN OH 

rSTABUSHED IN ltlS —*w*J 

mMUmWP APPUCAltOH 

AVAILABLE AT w» 

WASWRTAYt 

KVB. (341b St.) EVERVTWW FOR IK 

Hi* Marina, with facilrfm for 200 boats, 

ho. •vxything to oti~. WrHH^r yoor 

Y*n emit* Ughn at 

* 10-Tort 

^BsT B^BB^b ^^^K 

HM • 

Lift 

ROT* Mr 

SUP RENTALS, 

9999 

on 

ii 

j in.' 1 

itT-y* wit. 

§*-** 

-M 

i ht butt 

«. Owl 

_ fcr the wpajvU 

_ J, will betooii people. 

The boats wlU to eonrtrueted by 

Oiarlea Herman, Jr., who nnstts 

he baa ohtainad aMduahw rigtt to 

•» • -yii.ir pcritid 

for r¥0atntiiin h;»s lnt-n cHimin* 

atwl, and n*|ila(ixl by a onu-yoar 

tmu. 

3—B**ts powfrifi by pngini«s of 

10 Iff or less are not now exempt 

from numbering. 

4—Provides for the issuance of 

a tax exemption certificate for 

boats used in business. The fees 

for the tax exemption certfieata 

are as follow. 

Sixteen feet or less |4 per year. 

More than 16 feet but less man 

» feet $25 per year. 

Twenty-six feet or more but less 

than 40 fi-ot B0 pr»r year. 

Forty feet or more but lev than 

§5 feet $75 per year. 

Sixty-five feet and over $100 per 

year. 

5—Owners of boats who pay the 

abrivc fees and are required to 

be numbered may have their vessels 

numbered at me reduced fee 

of $2 per year. 

6— Provides for dfcals to be 

issued to persons paying the tax 

exemption toes outlined above to 

1 i 

Thr— HmppY Oceon Ctfy nthunmn Dttplay 

Big Martin Caught At Sma Oft $*mh Hw 

year mt 

NEW JERSEY'S EXCLUSIVE DEALER FOR•> ££." 

' ^ an m a> taa 

POINT CALIF 

MOW C«*«£T! UNI Of OBAUn 

SALES - RENTALS - REPAIRS 

and ASSUtY AVE. 

';* >•. • 

Sw Gwtw we 

12TH and OCEAN AVES. 

Al UMI 

ASSOCIATION Or NEW JttSBY 

S pany 

S 

Ocean Oty FlotUU Na tl, U.S. 

at k«Ml heat MB__W tata 

ad hi iMeplNg haa_tav -Ml 

^ from Mt% _^k_| is a-to taO. Mr- 

S^B * atl_P ^-^ W-^-IBBB« _^-^-^_H. _PaBtf_l_b 

strucUon ^^ classea ^^^^^^ tot ^^^^^^^__i_ ^^••^B 

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to the Ocean aty 

•v in tn# oaoauon of boats 

The Oceaa Qiy Fbtilta. caine 

tî ~TT^ ^^ /- -^ • _ • 

S 

. mmmmm PWWi -« jamc-ieny V«F 

^^fc^^âT ^P aî^^^y ^H ^^^H ^^^_^__^B aaap 

a^k ' tt _IA_fe_^_^_l _^_^_^_i ' _^_H _^_e_^_lB a__^_fe a_^_B 

S^ 

mtM,mmwmmam IB VaT «IV .VW^m^p^ 

^^MMy aUjMe €J^^B-_> glH-!--fc «v 

ia«7«nnp«M 

^ *•" ^•^•*_» T g — ar 

_K A_a__h ^_^_^_l- ^k ^_^^^_Mka_v 

V 

display on their craft, 

7—The Commissioner of the Department 

is given power to adopt 

to implement the tax 

exemption certificate provisions of 

the act 

8—The sum of 10 percent of all 

monies received from this art 

shall be turned over to the Division 

of Fish and Game for the 

support of the coasts! pattoL 

9—Allow* the regisfraiieB of 

boats by their owners if they are 

not required to be registered, for 

purposes of identification. 

10-Certfieatea previously issued 

under the three-year registration 

period are valid until the 

expiration date shown thereon or 

until the owner arils or otherwise 

terminates his interest in the vessel 

the registration was issued to. 

Hobby Haven Mooring For 

Lightning Fleet On Jersey Coast 

Hobby Mavm on the north bank 

of the 17* St. __#Mtt la home 

tase for the largaet fleet of Lfegntntng 

Class aaHboata on die Jersey 

coast, if oot the entire eaat ooaat, 

George Lejutne, a Philadelphia 

high school guidance director, la 

having netahl_*ww1 the sailing 

climes more tbao _B|y«an ago 

as a summer vacation project that 

enabled him to practice hit fav- 

Lejeune etaasiflai the Lightnings 

M good "ttmUy boats," an opinion 

shared by many. Hobby Havener* 

who take the youngsters out 

Car a rUa in their 

in me coot of the 

rigged cxmtt 

degree of -_dU to 

petition. 3ajppeiB, In 

• of one or 

fctaaate the 

With baUaa |_al »Wn_ owt 

sight as they-cud across the lowwr 

part of the bay. 

Hobby Haven started as a 

to teach landlubber* how to . 

and It stiU follows that functioa) to 

dozens of novice sailors neb year, 

Those who gain experience and 

sailing judgment in smaller craft 

are graduated into ths- U$_ 

and many of them eventually 

pate in the 

Make Yours a Flying Vacation — 

Set Your Compass on Ocean City! 

OCEAN CITY AIRPORT 

26th Street and Boy Avwiw* 

• FIATUIINO __-_ 

# New paved runway measuring 2,225 feet • New ParUn| 

• New Service Ramp it For the lint time—BOW •ffexing 80 and 10Q 

• Open for Day and Night Flying Op«vtioi-f 

f«^w%«M|^^g^ t—r it Changing Facilities for Fly-In Bathert 

I:. kJ_aa_l^^__^____r^ * Walking Distance from Beach 

OCEAN air ABPOBJ AssaatiiOM, MC 

26th StFMt and Bay Av«nu« 

(Airport cloM-l during Spring mmnttn to pmrmH m»\or wikwmtm vpMMliMl 

MttiMttttiiititi 

BOYER'S MARINA 

3RD and THE BAY OCEAN CITY 

= = = = = ^ = ^ = ED and JIM BOYBt 

!«««**' 

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DIAL 399-2817 

/- .ii. 

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Mil 

• • • DCALfll M OCfAH OTV Km tVMKJN 1MB I «M3 * • • 

EVINRUOE BOATS • THOMPSON BOATS • BOSTON WHALffi 

JIT 

HOMBJTE 4 cyde (XfTBOAROS 

I 

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k\4$ 

:r%"

owwar ttowt fcaaiul •%•*aatbers in 

the battlers to 

is raft 

officiate. 

Beach Patrol Caption 

* Baft ridbx k an. ntfk latin 

Vfffiams fnstitutrd a plan 

*° ** lf * a| e the rider* from the 

** Ilsatar UK in ridea file creiS rwSns is prminAi. there it a d> 

" ^f^T ^? ^* *•**• tt I* rectiofml sign poinrinc out the are* 

w •» nmuii «*, but o, ^ .urf ^ ^ IJM. apm ^ ^ 

— — mr acalp. 

As aa* be liwictwrl, the infer. to *** Bathers. naturaUy. _. ,__ 

af nft riders and surf vwrf against using this porcon of 

' the surf 

A RESCUE . . . 

EVERY 5 SECONDS 

BAY ANO NMHT — AAA EMERGENCY ROAD 

SMVICI COMES TO THE RESCUE 

SMM AAA OARAGES AND SERVICE STATIONS 

KSIP MEMBERS' CARS MOVING 

******* *•* *•*• •*• tmnmtiH of this NaHanwMa 

nmtwmk of Mrviea and protection (for a few cants « 

SHORE MOTOR CLUB 

OF SOUTH JERSEY 

In Atlantic County 

coH 344-1243 

V Mm. Afrany AVMMM 

AHMNC City, N. J, 

IIn Cap* May County 

calf 522-6591 

Mariiyn Manor 

Shopping Canter 

Rio Grand*. N J, 

- - MAIL THIS COUPON TODAY 

OENTLEMEN: 

furnish mm with full information 

bamMa of AAA mMnbarship. 

CNy. 

. T*i. 

. State 

] 

NOW OPEN *'« 

aionf', and J^3tpawnce4 >*'.SVTW."S 

•tOATSUPS 

•R.WTW6 DOCKS 

^FBMWIAOU 

AND ACCCSSOKICS 

•MAMHESWPfUD 

A COMPLETE LINE OF 

* FUEL 

SEASON 

AVENUE S 

Sffi-a 

TMi OCCAN CITY IWWfMWK 

Tyro Skippers Urged| 

To Learn Safety Rules 

ntprrw-ng dwp ronrvm for the son. Commi.wionfr Rop said. 

numh, in 19»ii. many jiojliiwmiil m«nn«- pntml offj. 

.» RiiK'ri . ^ A » u Koi\ ' . r CiminiissitWii'r ,,,.-.,.r of nf (Hire wid Hrui vustly v.isllv i-xtt-rri I'Xtcnd mfc Miff' boBt bout. 

tV Ni>« Jersw ftimrmwn* of ing . he :ifld»id, "th«* ulti. 

t'.m*.-.V;i!iiw iiiii Ktvmwiyi Dfsi 1 !* niHfe rMjionsibility would fontinue 

HI this simng urn** '«" ««P«'r- to r fjijut opcimor. lie 

ami |>ros|nv:i\i- imm-rs to nnh! bt- thc»rou«hly familiar with 

ki> .iijviii'.t)it i>t isi'i-% i>i 11*111!in- ihi' iirnmyti M-nst 1 ruliw of the 

7 :kr"fi-. 

Saw that ha craft a ji god wndition ]> 

- _ _ ^ - _ 

S 

Rrtf Fsrry Captain 

Alto Low HcvaobouH 

Local historia/M riîorf fJut 

Sorncrs was a mighty im- 

S 

from Oct-an Oiy back in the 

~ tate ifflOs, 

Somers operated a ferry service 

S bernwn Brcstoy'i pwnf and Sorn- 

Sers Pwni, which salute each other 

across Great E^ Harbor Bay. 

•& More tnan this Somen was ahout 

^ fte otyy wnjtltuted taw in time 

S .- . . 

parts in those days. Ik 1 was the 

GMtnty, Bnt constable bM then to haw only authority a pan of in 

Gloucester what is now County neighboring Atlantic 

S% Because of the gr«it distance be. 

tween Snore rt, and the county 

•eat at Woodbury, authority «f any 

~ aart In those days wa* enforce in 

1 axtiemHy tedioua manner, 

a measure of authority 

Janm Somert wa« 

made constable with arresting authority 

in this area. 

Edmund L. Wi$ham 

Roofing 

.* Ropoirs 

BUILDER 

BIRD 

Altorafions 

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.nil oTrjNiiirriiTT"*! isTnpl>*^t R 

N.« 

•f 'iirv.nuiti I'njovmrnt at ^ 

fs 

are Proud to Introduce 

the all new .., 

CHRYSLER 75 i 

ht>rt* at 

BOAT COMPANY, ...v. 

MAYS LANDING ROAD SOMEKS PONT, M. 

INSONOUTBOI 

ID MOTORS and 

_-!•*• 

Boating Program 

ied By Flotilla 

fl atlvciB an anrtvW« 

to co- 

Sale Boatine 

I to I. and the 

Bar* Ote o«a«1on 

safe boating 

_«iirated drive 

Qoard Auxiliary 

boat 

on th» board- 

Umte Her. 

are on hand 

BUDD'S ~ 

DECORATOR 

SHOP 

at the dtaplay at aU tin** to aiwwer 

queattom and to dlatribute 

Auxiliary Uterature. 

The Mutfe Pier boat dl^tay 

aervea M a beachfront registration 

Btettan where boat owners 

atrolUng the walk caa aicn up «nd 

arrange a Mfety courtesy examination 

flMhelr faoato, 

The safety courtesy otamlna. 

tioo i» held on the bayfront where 

boatmen are lnvltad to bring their 

cnti fat a ehedtvp of the safety 

mq&pmmi abaaM. 

This wimmer will be ttc fourth 

year that the Auxiliary has ottered 

such a complete program. 

_ Window Shades 

U Trover** Redi aMtaliaUon Available) 

It VtMtion Blindt 

!• SliMti - Pillow CaMs 

Tow«lt 

|w Scaltor Rwfl* 


DIAL 3ff.2M2 

Friday and Saturday 

ivaningt, 7:00 to 900 

OPEN 930 to 5 DAILY 

ociAw cmr 

SMALL CRAFT, GALE, WHOLI GALE AND HURRICANE WARNINGS 

MUOWf 

LIOOID 

IIID BLACK 

QWHITI 

. 

DATTIMI 

LXPLAJUTION OF DISPLAY S1OHALS 

CRAFT iARHilCi One Rffi pennant d.laplayed by toy and • RD Ufht 

ligot at Bight to Indicate w±iulu and aMa or aaa condition, alooa 

goua to Mil craft oparatlooa ara foraoaat. Winda say nna;« aa hi«n 

•lias an hsw (JJ knota), . — • — • - • 

QALI WARHZNQi Two RID panDanta dlaplaywJ by day and a WHITS light ABOVE m RED 

light at nifht to indicat* winds wltbla \tm ittn 39 to 54 ^n«* u ^ T (J4 tB 4? 

ktwts) are foracaat for the area. 

WHOLE OALE WARNINOi A alnfl* square RED flag with a UAH canter dieplajed during 

dajrtlM and two RED li«hta at aigftt to indioate wlnda within the rent* 55 to 73 

•ilea ao hour (4S to 63 knata) are foreoaat for the area. 

HURMCAMI WARMING: Two aquare RED flaga vita BLACK centers displayed by day and 

a WHITE light between two RED lights at nl^ht to indicate that winds 74 sdlee aa 

hour (64 taota) and above are forecast for toe 

MAT TRANSFIRl 

The owner of a niunbcrrd 

is r

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THfe OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER 

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ROY GILLIAN'S 

6TH STREET - ON THE BOARDW) 

THIS YEAR 

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'obernqcle 

o Resume 

ervices 


it* 

arrmy -in 

July ^4—Dr, D. Fr»fi«THii W.-r*/ 

prraidont. Lyt-uininji Co)l*fe. Uiiliamspoii 

pa, 

July 31— Dr D, RcirinHlfl Thorn. 

Ni>w York City, 

Auffiwt 7—Rev. Martin C, 

nat, St, Paul's Lutheran 

Olney, Philadelphia. 1 

August 14—Dr. Raymrmrr I Unrf. 

quist, First Pmbyierian Oiureh, 

Hollywood. Calif, 

August 21—Or. J. Wailaw Hamilton, 

Pa.>vick-na CfinununJiy Churuh 

Sf, Pet.TsbuTE Fla, 

AuRust »—pr. Norman W, Paultin, 

profcMcr. Eastern BaatW Thtologit-al 

Seminary, Philadpiphia. 

». D, RccinaW Thoma*, Bridt 

Pn-sbyterian Oiurgh, .Nt>w Yrk 

aty. 

irr/i Guidt 

AFRICAN METHfHJIST KP1>- 

COPAL — St. James, 7th *s» ^n-J 

Havfu av., the Rw, Enx«t' J 

Ribh. OanlnviKV at ifc- CV.MII AUKUM --' «" * - "J\ "" " 

Qty Baptist Oiurt-h uiktor the di- SU-vomwn.. ^ W of HaU-thm^ 

rwtion at tho pastor. Dr. David P. Cunimunit> Clwtvh. Balniwiv. Mil. 

Wright, w-UI aprfi on Sunday evtii- August J9 ui Suj>l* t « b " r 4 - Kov. 

ing, Juno 36. .imi will i^wtimn- fur iVivul O Alli-n, pantur i*f i'.»!vn-y 

ton ouifevutivc wwks thnmrfh S.v liip'.s: I'huioh. HHA! Park M«*!i 

loHHyji . 

Cliuri'h! hnsinu boon' fouml.^t :n u-n-v i;*) ^H »!* 

l«tf by Dr \V;lh;ini A M • :Mp iluff.ii.. N V 

Hi Wn«h! b.v.nnc |V.s:..|- t Uvm, .liiiv 1'' - U'H=i:rv bruifor,!. 

City Ikip::*! Ciuin-h m J,iimai> >'f s-H 1 : •"»'' _ u l; "- !I -' in ' k ' 

1*^4 ami is iM i-n^.u.vl :n h;* .'uS 'I" in.t ^1 - N i-iwin Ni . 

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'• -ll J..., u. 

»,» » •), i 

:• i. r . t. . 

i 

Island One* Pasture) 

For Grazing CattU 

Law before Ocean City was «*tablisht-d 

on this Man! IT y m 

ago, it KM a popular place to 

«ii!U l nwmT». who bmught th#(r 

rattle to graz! 1 hove In the umwr, 

Th»< Island of Peek's Beach back 

_OCEAN_.GIT 

BAPTIST CHU 

10th Street and Wtsky 

Ocean City, New J 

REV. PAVIP f>. 

SPACIOUS NEW M 

PTOVIPES SEATING FOII 

S U N D A 

9:30 a, m.—Sunday School 

10:45 a. m.—Worthip S«rvic« 

1520 on 

12:30 p.m.—."Muueaf 

broadcast ever 

WSLT, 1520 on fail 

7:30 p m.—Evening Gospel Seme, 

WiiKOAYS: 

Monday through Friday, l>:50a.m . 

"Good News At Noon" radio hm^ 

Station WSLT, 1520 on tht did 

Wednesday 7:30 p m. 

1966 OCEAN CITY 

BIBLE CONFEREI 

June 26th through Stpt. 

11:00 a. m-—Morning BibU Hewrd 

Monday and Sohtttty 

7:30 p m—fvory Evening . Mb 

ConUrvnc* Hour 

Sunday 2:30 p. m—Sacrod Mwmfc 

By- The -Sea 

SSfh Street and Asbury Avenue 

•**» 

- -*. 

* •••'•>•& 

I .* 

Sunday School^ 

TNI OCIAN CITY SINTiNIL.LID@lll 

'ceem TABERNACLE ASSOCIATION 

87 th SEASON 

Sunday Services 

JUNE 26th TO SEPTEMBER 11th 

9 A. M. and 11 A. M.—in the OCEAN CITY TABERNACLE — Wesley Avenue, Fifth to Sixth Street 

Identical Spialnn and Mudc — Seng SarvlcM at 845 and 10:45 A.M., Pnmhd by Organ Recital* 

7:15 P. M. in the STRAND THEATRE — 9th Street and Boardwalk 

An in»pirofionol popular typt wrvic.: Organ Pralud* b^lnnlng o» 7:15 P.M.; a gnat Song S«rvlc.; Sptakcn ef ranewn—all moant an ovwflow audionco ovory Sunday night. 

JUNE 26 

BISHOP FRED PIERCE CORSON 

tefit Bithop_Philad«lphia 

of Tha rVUthodltt Church 

JULY 3 

Speakers: MORNING SERVICES Speakers: EVENING SERVICES 

DR. TRACEY K. JONES, JR. 

AfiMiat* C«n«ra4 tocrttary mt Th# World Division 

of Th« Mathediif B—rd of Miuient 

JULY 10 

DR. NORMAN W PAULLrN 

PrefMtor, Th« Eattarn Baptitt Thasioficat 

Seminary, Philadelphia, Pa. 

JULY 17 

Trtf WfV, J BURTON THOMAS 

Church of HM Haavanly Ratt, Fifth Avanua 

•t Ninatiafh StrMt, Naw YorW, N. Y. 

JULY 24 

DR. RALPH W. SOCKMAN 

MinitUr Imarifws, Chritt Chyrch, 

JULY 31 

DR. BRYANT M. KIRKLAND 

The Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church, 

New York, N. Y. 

AUGUST 7 

DR. RAYMOND I. UNOQUIST 

Hellywiaj First Presbyterian Church, 

Hottywood, California 

MUSIC 

Music by the Popular Ocean QHy TaMrm 

FRITZ KiUIGflt, Director 

AUGUST 14 

DR. WALLACE E. FISHER 

Tha Evanflalieal Lutheran Church of 

fha H«iy Trinity, Lan«astar, Pa. 

AUGUST 21 

9 A.M. - REV. WALLACE F. STETTLER 

Covenant Methodist Church, 

Dal. County, Pa. 

11 A.M. - DR J. WALLACE HAMILTON 

Patadana Community Church, 

£t. Patareburfl, Florida 

AUGUST 28 

DR D. REGINALD THOMAS 

Brick Presbyterian Church, 

Naw York, N. Y. 

DR. ELMER G. HOMRIGHAUSEN 

Dean, Princeton Theologgicet Seminary, 

Princeton, N. J. 

SEPTEMBER 11 

BISHOP FRED PIERCE CORSON 

Area ef The Methodist Church 

At the Ofsani f, WOOOLEY KALEHOfF 

Song Leader*: WILUAM G. &&, WALTBI D. EODOWES, Jit 

BUHOP WHO PJBKCT COWSON 

WILLIAM O. 

M 'I •_ 

^^^•eSA^^^l^B^B ^ *fc*iaafc «û>«aHaB 

OffrKBKS AND IRUSIRS 

MV, FRANKLIN T, aUKK, O. D. 

PM PtOOtAM B 

CHAtLBS D. CONKLM, MD 

• BUDOLMI OOSHRMeA 

aa 

JUNE 26 

(NO SERVICE) 

JULY 3 

MR. DONALD BARNHOUSE 

World Traveler, Lecturer, and Newsman, 

Philadelphia, Pa. 

JULY 10 

DR. WALTER H, JUDD 

Former Republican Congressman 

(Minn.) Washington, D. C. 

JULY 17 

Resident Bishop—Philadelphia 

Area ef The Methodist Chureh 

JULY 24 

DR. D. FREDERICK WERTZ 

President, Lycoming College, 

JULY 31 

DR. D. REGINALD THOMAS 


New York, N. Y, 

AUGUST 7 

REV. MARTIN C. WIZNAT 

St. Paul's Lutheran Church, 

•a, Pm, 

* 

AUGUST 14 

DR. RAYMOND I. LINDOUIST 

Hollywood First Presbyterian Church, 

Hollywood, California 

, AUGUST 21 

DR. J.WALLACE HAMILTON 

Pasadena Community Church, 

St. Petersburg, Florida 

AUGUST 28 

DR. NORMAN W. PAULLIN 

Professor, The Eastern Baptist Theological 

SEPTEMBER 4 

DR. D. REGINALD THOMAS 


New York, N. Y. 

SEPTEMBER 11 

(NO SERVICE) 

BIBLE CONFERENCE 1966 

AUGUST 9th, 10th, 11th, 12th—10:30 A.M. 

REV MARTIN C WISZNAT 

*±M -_ mitt i» « « » »_ 

# \jn9mft I unuumtpnta, r&* 

ECUMENICAL SERVICE 

{A Arfy 

'" ' / MSHOP - '. ' 

FRED PIERCE CORSON 

XHiMDST RflV. 

CaSTINE J. DAMIANO 

Anhbhhop 

o# Canrfaa M J 

^^ îy»P>HBy^BM^ WWm ft 

TO OC1AN CITY SUMMK M5MN1S BY TW OCEAN CITY TABfltNAOI ASSOQATION BOARD OP TtUSTBf| 

1966 — EIGHTY-SEVENTH YEAR — 1966 

teiJi 

r :r; 

•;'t. 

t 

le- 

IX 

ive Roster Of Speakers Set 

Union Chapel-by-the-Sea Pulpit 

to the SQtta at, 

llttl* ctapei has resulted. 

seven yean ago, after 

*r fa*»uui of ate 

City cvmugiy Igr 

than • half ef«tujy. the 

structure was enlarged and 

fugiwns were Inaoguimted. 

ID this physical/and 

program expansion, the OPean City 

METHODIST CHURCH 

Bghttt Street and Central Avenue 

WILUAM f, GUFFKK, D.D. 

BA S. PIMM, O.D., GEOffGf 0. GKOOM, 8.0, 

MOM! O. ASHTON, MLSJM, HOWARD GILBERT 

OrajiiiUt end Chalnnaatsf Song 

SUNDAY EVENINGS 

BOARDWALK SERVICES 

p. ni. In lf» Moorfyn TftM#a 

•owl n-fir. > «-'rif>i UT 

h,iif :nili:.in 

Hrt,T:.in 

T 

Churrh 

Allen 

K h. 

i elJer 

The 

MiUTi jniiin SITS 

T.iin Church i 

n •! M ,i. -ii' 

DD «.f 

Ri"% 

-h,- 

F.rsr 

(.Xi'Ltii 

ihe nnn.iiers 

s'tT .in clii.r fi 

M... ;• >'rt',,i 

bt- 

'h>> 

i rk 

Alien 

At ,ts the 

to vr. 

-A ,, r. 

P...- v.h 

th.' .IK 

> 

quancrs IT ?ne f >ur d,i>s will !•• 

at the yiamU'r*- H**''t, M-fl if the 

church wil uishir at >hm the MU>i< t 

impiirtitlit iiLis.neiv. Irl.it tih t'> fi' 

n.irfci's and pnlini»> of the '!!'.* 

Methidist CTiurchi^ i'nni|ir.s.n, 1 , '(-.e 

("iitiferi'ncr "Hn husiri.-ij. n,.- ':ti.> 

are h»-ld ill tile i'usl Metljuliit 

i "tiiiri n iixt ,n :he U iMliki-i. 

Music P-.er 

(Jn the Sunil when 'tie *!•«.*, n 

lisa's M-Seiiil thiKli. I'.r 

drill 'fH- Minrlui 'nie.ilii ,(.(T.S 

the l»«iriiw,i!k life I'ruitiln! I.i i i 

j»iiits that Sunilay /norrii^ 

Thi' dnlcrence Mlurtnl h•;•! rit! 

iiji bessiiifte m (iiiwi «'.•> liur i\^ 

W -rid Uiir 11 Els niejnfiiTs fnifwi 

"hi' !'i"uirt vi s!....|in| m thi- triil,. 

ii,ty irfiu-i-NiitHi 1 .ir*l tin l:i|ij. «r ^ 

th/it th«> (Ninfen tve i.l..p',.] 

resort *s ,u 

place. 

Ocean Rest Christian 

Spend Vacations 

of »e Qrtsttan 

maintain a Mfnnter rHrwt in 

Oeran Qly on *e feeacWmit at 

SW it. 

Thsse clerical teacher* ta various 

Catholic hi«h mcboait and collow» 

in the past vacatlsn here 

during the iummer at O«M ItaM 

a sprawling building fronting dinwtly 

on the beach. 

Simp before ffie turnToFffie 

tury. Ovcmn R«t ha« been a a 

caJion hnven lor the Christum 

Brarhen. Thetis to onr of the aldem 

(nstiiutiona on the inland, and 

the first part of their building was 

(•onstnii-ifd when that seotkin of 

the t'ity "•"!•> Mill barren sand 

dunes and gnua. 

ITS 

All U 

and 

Hons. ^ 

here iiextra 

her. 

on the 

public 

the 

HOLY TRINIT1 

CHURCH 

11 rh StrMt and Centrd 

Tht Epfecopd Church 

In Ocean CHy 

Invites 

Worship 

with Us 

while 

on Your 

VbttHere 

SUMMIR SCHIDULI 

Holy Communion , , , 7-Ml 

Family Eucharist . . . Ml/ 

Morning Prayer A Sermon 111 

THf ftCV. FORAEST B. VAUGHAH,nIj 

THE REV, S. TAOAUT STEELI, 

modern UnwtMjd Convalesipnt Cento'. 

native, and convalescent patients 

Your inspection and inquiries are always 

Cemntfi Hnt MMtm Kmnng 

Memher: 

— 19M 

THI OCIAN CITY MNTINIL4.IDOIK 

.5 Million Invested In Education 

Board 

Three 

,_^ aty'» public Kkod 

mumd to classes last 

th*y numbered 1,610 

tinx day and the big 

tbtm were septed la 

lyand new ilasaroonis in 

.modem new buildings. 

a aty Board of Educs,the 

previous year had 

nâged in the. moat 

, |A»i expHMion prothe 

history of education 

oeununity. During 

two ww plifnentajy 

^..lings were cowstructtd, 

Itmaaam Wih 110001 build. 

bill was $2 5 mil- 

bii-n 

hich K-huoi buikiinic 

av l»tJ.nii Qth and 

in upi*ratiun un Wist 

i(h and wh ma. A 

intiTnii l 'iii'' 1 ' i - 

tLtki 

in 

Irtnuning ai the 

Vaisna. 

1 Inrtinwl to music are giv- 

Uy to Mh* develop 

Pr>«Ti the early 

•the tuy* and Kirt» wru 

( muAc and 

m grnupa or sing 

mrhtv! thr 

Ha Mmfiirtably with tho 

! « * Wefe atau thu 

thr opportunity to 

to muuc, inslrufnental 

the bmnt mUnaUm a 

*r, or rhurus. to tone* 

- ^->-.. Y»'*V -«•»- 

liiii to help hi«h j 

atuiienlN ;ir§l their .piiniitis determine 

the skills and inii-rests for 

which the buy* and girls are beat 

qu-ilifieil 

The Uv* and KirU x^'Ning (juidnnce 

In the vm-ifion nn\ proleA> 

siim.s ijf thnr future an* {liven a 

m-nes

n 

die summer 

ftRM may 

by writing to James 

: • a KM, princifMl of the summer 

* Main, at OCMB Oty Mgfi School. 

* Ta* school will be accredited by 

* tte Ntw Jersey State Department 

* tf Rtattfan. Tots aawna accept- 

• aaw off credits by other instituhath 

ia and out of the state 

Makeup eeunea wiU be offered 

CfqswsSet > 

Subjects 

tar thorn? atudmts who have failed 

bfr In opcra- a eotme or who rccognhw weak. 

•=—J- ft "•_ am in an area, TNs will entail 

w^pK UtJfll 

& There will 

tO hours of instruction, and the 

cadi day, 8:30 a.m. 

student will be granted credit 

Upon suecewful completion at the 

10:10 a,m .to 

' course. 

12:15 to 12:« 

•M he •waUaUe for Courses offered in the makeup 

with stu- or refresher program includes 

English I. U and in, French I, 

Spanish I, Albebra I and n. Plane 

Geometry, American History I 

and II. General Science, Biology. 

CuKural World Geography, Seventh 

Grade Reading and English ing and English. Seventh and 

Review, Eighth Grade Reading Eighth Grade Personal Typing. 

and English Review Seventh Senior High Personal Typing, In- 

Grade Mathematics Review and troduction to Algebra I, and Intro- 

Eighth Grade Mathematics Re- duction to Algebra II. 

View. 

Advanced credit course* listed 

The enrichment subjects include 

are Techniques of Writing, Journ- 

Seventh and Eighth Grade Read. 

alism. Field Biology, World History, 

Chemistry, and Driver Education. 

For those students who wish to 

enrich their programs or who de» 

drf to take subjects not possible 

to schedule in the ensuing year's 

program, advanced credit courses 

will be offered. The advanced 

Stedem 's 

Bf fttf TY SHOP 

Undw The 

Penonal Supervision of 

Mn, Laurence I, StocUm 

1S20A3Ufn 

DIAL 399-1575 

For Voor Evry Beauty N—d 

DOT'S 

BEAUTY 

SALON 

3331 WMff Av«., Oraan City 

Specializing in 

A 

sagsAkÂkasiss^^ 

"w" TuVDMEnTT 

SCALP TIEATMfHTS •, FACIAL WOW 

• Mr fiiiiMMliilii Drv*nt for Y4«r "lUund Comfort it 

DORIS WELLS, Prop. MISS SARAH. Operator 

For Appointment, Dial 399-1262 

A Sure Way to Mike 

i Mt This Spring 

and SttMtr 

A iattsring p«nnaiMnt and 

haircut, personalized to you 

M only our «xp«rts can do it! 

Alto High-Styling and 

appointment. 

Beauty Shoppe 

t V YUM MNRIIMCI 

Summer 

Reading 

The Orean Qty Board of Education 

during the summer period 

from Juno 27 through August 5 will 

conduct a Summer Reading Pro. 

gram for pupils, first grade through 

eighth. 

The classes will be conducted in 

the new primary school on West 

av, between 6th and 7th sis., and 

at the new intermediate school on 

Bay av. at 19th st. 

Enrollment will be limited, with 

preference to children of Ocean 

Oty property owners. RegiM rations 

will toe received beginning 

Monday, March 14, at the West av. 

school and at 4he Bay av school. 

The program will be entirely separate 

from the regular school year 

session. The instruction received, 

however, wiU be of tremendous 

value to the pupils participating in 

that they will further their read- 

Ing ability, The summer reading 

program will be available to pnvate 

as well as public school 

pupils. 

The youngster* will he grouped 

within their grade aicu according 

to their reading ability. Those 

pupils who need help will receive 

special attention, while those who 

are presently making satisfactory 

in reading will be given 

reading skills. In addition to reading 

instruction, the children will 

also participate In art and physical 

exercise activities. 

The program will be conducted 

durins; the morning hours of each 

day Monday through Friday from 

9 in, fti* moroiiw until noon. Bus 

transportatian will be available for 

pupils living at remote distances 

from the Khooi. 

indude a ncistiwdon fee of $10 

pa- pupfL There wffl be no tuition 

charge for jtupUn who attend 

or cuardiana are bon*fid« 

n of property and taxpayers 

wtemm school districts whose par- 

erty toe will be required to meet 

a $90 tuition fee in addition to the 

regulation coat. 

Nattoato 

boardwalk or 

time. 

on the Occam Oty 

beach at aay 

IDEAL BARBER SHOP 

4i9 Mbwy • Ccvnl Avcs.1 OCCM uif* NP JL 

f • •• 

'f 1 " .•-* 

;- r , 

.* T0 SEWfE YOt # 

OCEAM CITY'S ONIY 

mum. mn « wr sums 

"T 

THI OMAN CITY SINTIMiUJDOlR 

Nmw Intermediate School On Bay Av. At i9th it. 

credit courses will be scheduled 

far 80 hours of Instruction and 

students will be granted one-hHif 

a Carnegie Unit credit upon completion. 

Ghrmistry and world history 

will be offered for 120 hours 

Of instruction and will carry one 

Carnegie Unit credit for MUIVKKful 

completion. Personal typing 

and notehand will also be of fern I 

for 60. hours, but wUl carry m 

credit. 

Appropriate fines win be assessed 

in cases of JOB or damage 

to books or equipment supplied 

by ttio school. In some courts It 

may be necessary tor students to 

purchase Ihi'ir iwn hooks or 

|>iies. 

Students will ' 

dri-sH ILS they w 

regular st'hiiol > 

ila shorts. bitthinK 

and hair «irler> 

eiiilisl. Smoking ! 

suptii 

iujil during tho 

,i a i Bert 

suit* h.,"" ftVt 

s\ill FK*t bi • !. 

*s not pt'mi•H.il 

either in the M'Iv»i| 

if on She 

school grounds. Stiulen's «hvi 

io 

mil comply with all the rerui;i- 

lions i'f the sumni'T jrsu-.in 

be dismissed and 

[*> r'funded. 

R.viilar Mt'.-mlai 

tun.(

Hth - 

•".• 

i~ 

WITH 

Ocean City YWfi Ctntir 

. ^ • Commarclal 

DOORS 

«•••••; 

•••••• 

•••••• 

OCEAN cmr DOOR co. 

OPBf MONDAY TffltU SATURDAY 

1330 BAY AVENUE 

OCIAM CITY, MSW JMMY 

\ 

WE'RE BACK AGAIN 

TO SERVE YOU! 

FORMER OWNER, "LEE" 

OCEAi CITY 

& WELDING CO 

l>|.««: ••• ' i . •; • • ,'•! 

i 

WE. • WKMNG 

.¥''• 

Center Is 

Youth Board 

Wtae men In government, bud. 

m and reUgtan ut cognizant of 

the fact that the youth of today 

is tomorrow's Mure tar country, 

state and community. 

Ocean Cly government as well 

M private MfanlnHMj mite 

a point to include youth programs 

in all plan for community activities. 

An example of this is the Ocean 

Oty Youth Center, a BwUity for 

the teenagers launched by the Exchange 

Club of Ocean City in 1947 

and sustained by the dty ever 

since. 

In IMT'the Exchange Club donated 

a sum of money plus many 

houri el work by members in 

order to remodel the tennis clubhouse 

located between «h and 5th 

•ts, on Attantte av. The clubhouse 

was little more than exterior 

waHs and a few interior parti, 

tions and K needed a great deal 

oi w ^ ^ a^^^p^K j^K lat iaK ^•BBBBBSBBK ^BBB> 

make it suitable for a youth center. 

The City realized the need tor 

facilities lor teenagers and gave 

permission for the remodeling and 

use of the clubhouse, and also assisted 

with the work involved. 

By 1SB5 the youth organization 

had grown to such an extent that 

additional facilities had to be provided. 

After three yean of vigaraua 

campaigning, had work and 

petitioning the City, plans for a 

new Youth Center evolved. Again 

the Exchange Club spearheaded 

the movement, with the Colony 

Club giving its assistance. The City 

donated $50,000 for a new ballroom, 

girls' room, and cloak room. 

The Colony Club gave $2400 for 

draperies and furniture, and the 

combined effort* resulted in the 

beautiful Youth Center of today. 

The Center is governed by a 

board of 16 members, two boys 

and two girts elected from tth 

through 12th grades. This commlftee 

makes the regulations governing 

the operation of the Center. 

It also decides on penalties when 

violation* have keen committed. 

The dry government provides for 

adult supervision at the Center 

When the Youth Center was first 

incorporated, it had 35 members. 

The membership has now increased 

to almost 500, and is open to 

any Ocean. dry student in 7th 

her, tiie Ocean dry student must 

pay SI a year. This U used for 

recpnB, masjaziiiesj sna ^smes* A 

mack bar U operated at the Center, 

the profits going to the Center. 

•AMI PMHIVI 

Around 1900, deer were almost 

reg. 

uUtiona and poor conservation 

practice*. Today^the New Jersey 

Economic Development manages 

and controls this natural resourcs 

of the state. 

Oce«n qiy», MVfaot-wlde main 

ocesjifrotM. boardwalk train did to 

Wrtkm, to MM and 110. The prof 

act toBowsd • dtMstrouB fbv in 

October, M07. which dwtroyed « 

I «7 

""' THi eCIAN CITY SiNTiNiL.LlD©IR 

Freedom Shrine In Intermediate School 

OCH5 Graduatas Helped 

With Scholarship Funds 

Bach year craduates of Orpan 

Qty High School rcjiivi- scholar- 

•hip funds from local organizations 

whirti invest itmsiflomhlo 

time and ôrt in prujrets to raise 

funds to help lortj studrnta in 

their higher educutiun. 

Each year approximately $5 000 

Is presentrd to graduates planninB 

to go on to collcgp. TTic individual 

gifts pffige all the way from |100 

to JlWOO. 

TW largest scfioiarRhip grant to 

fte clam of 19B5 last Juno was 

the H.000 Elks scholarship, 

Awards of S50D were offmxi by 

me Colony CTub of Ocean Ciry, 

the Junior Class the Senior Class 

and the Hetty Crocker Homemakor 

program. 

The Women's Club offered $500 

to a teacher of thp future. Tho 

Rotary Club gave $400 a year fop 

four years, while fhp Exchange 

Qub presented $400 for tht< frish. 

man year, $300 each for the *>ph. 

Wnore and junior years am! the 

option to bormnv $200 in the senior 

year at college. 

The Venture Club offeml n KTiO 

Bfant, and the Kiwanis dub ramn 

in with a $200 scholarship. Other 

waw. 

Ocean City's boardwalk U the 

widest boardwalk in the world — 

6 feet. 

to local historians, 

i',nly |)ni|iii fiics i>f hitii4i 

Wiiiilil nii'sv thi' nn ,nliiH IJU1J.S .i 

slai'k it on the highest [Niris uf 

PiH'k's Bi'iii'h us uinti r fmldiT fur 

OUR LATlsST 

COLLECTION OF 

Featuring 

TUG NDWUST AND 

MOST 

STYLES 

- OPEN ALL YEAR — 

•25 Atbury Av«nu* 

K. iHOMAS I'AKB, prop 

# JIWILRY 

RIPMII SKRVICI 

-»*- 

Freedom Shrine Promotes Pi 

A new feature of educatton at 

the Bay av, .primary school building 

Is me Ftpedom Shrine, a permanent 

exhibit of » authenic reproductions 

of hlstoriraliy famous 

American documents ranging 

from Jrfferwn'i "rough draft" «>f 

the Declaration of Independ«» to 

the official U-S. copy of the United 

Nations Oarter. 

The Freedom arine has been 

installed in the new school by the 

Ocean Oty Exchange Club wjth 

the flnanclal cooperation of local 

merchants and husiness people. 

The ejdsiWf is m the hallway ol 

the building. 

All i«f thi 1 ri'iinxlui-iions in ihc (t>llection 

were mafft« by pholi«rH|ihic 

expt'ris of the National Arrhivi 1 * 

WoshinBton, D.C. «(irkinii dini-t- 

lv from fte original documents. 

Each reproduction is permanently 

mounted on an iadividual woorf. 

gmira'd plaque and protected 

ngaimf all forms of deteriorations 

by Iht WCNI nu^hods of plnMic 

lamiwtiun, 

ImHudtHi amonK tr"* Shrine doeumcrts 

are the D» # ,>\ v\i',m of 

Indepindrtice, the BUI of Itl.-V,, 

BenjumjB Franklin's opitath. Wa»sh- , 

f^ of the CotwtHution. * 

'* rirst inaURUrtU adthi 

Monroe Dortrinc, Un* 

UHtysburg Addreai, the 

Proclamation and 

the Tii-:ity i»f Piirijt, 17te, in which 

(Jnsit Hiiiain nii^tniz» 1 d the indt-. 

l» inlinci- uf the Uratfd S(ati-s 

Ainitni; the iiHIi^Sion an 1 () 

especially 

(Off THE CHOB " • \ 

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WE WILL HELP YOU 

BUY - BUILD 

REMODEL - REPAIR 

WITH A LIBERAL 

MORTGAGE LOAN 

Enjoy b«trw living wHfi !•$$ 

wony. w* ii 

cuss your n««ds with us. 

PER ANNUM 

SAVINGS ACCOUNTS 

Insure Your 

Family's Futvr* 

in 

TIM Mfvty of ««ch mtfflbtr'i saving and 

UnmtmmnH up to $10,000.00 is Imwraei 

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in« Corporation of Washington, D. C, 

an inttruimntality of tha UnHad Stalaa 

Oovai nine Hi. 

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leu Of founder Wat 

To Promote Tennis 

U hanMurbced courts, the 

Oty TflKfa Oub between 

tth stt. an Atlantic av., is 

Colonial $tyh Homm In Thm Nmw Gardens $mction 

Itmt aatam kx ihs 

the entire attshore du- 

of Ocean CMy"» early real 

developer, and promoters, 

Y, Late, son of one of the 

fctter*, was a prime 

mover in having the courts built 

here originally in the USD's. 

He became known as "Mr, Teoate" 

because of his enthiuiami for 

the pmp. which took him to tourn. 

amenta all over the world. He 

core had the distinction of 

^Mi the late" King Gusfav' 

Sweden. 

Ifr. Uk> is now memoralized by 

a ioeai men's cnampiunfihip toumamat 

Maged annually in late August. 

r 

THE OCEAN

• 

(•(KB '-.••' l * i . - 

4 — 

Orovps 

cHv« Here 

on tks> UnKaf Veterans Cam- 

The Margan-Ranek Post. Am*r- 

aftar World War I. has a Post 

heme at 14th st. and Haven av. 

The FeqpsH&Fogtto Post, 

VTW, nw it* home at 15th st. and 

Bay av., while the Sumpter Post, 

VTW. shares quarters at the Elk's 

Bone on Bay av. near 6th st. 

The local Disabled American 

Vfterans group is the Oorporal 

Stanley Townsend Chapter. 

Tne Posts along with their Aux. 

UariM apooaor a full calendar of 

social and civic events, some of 

wHeh m flpM to SB 

public 

CHy Incorperafad At 

Philly Mwring In Tf 

Ocean dry has always had a 

else association and kinship with 

the city of Philadelphia, aince so 

•any of our VTKThtifi**** 1 * and pernoot 

fififjftM have ÛIII# fruui 

there. But few are aware of the 

tact that the first businees maattng 

lor At incorporation of Ocean Qty 

took place in the Quaker City. 

It wag on October 20, 1879. just 

ID day* after the historic visit of 

the tour founding fathers to Peek's 

I H A when they decided to buy 

it and establish a seashore resort. 

The first tinsiws session was at 

the ruMmrr of one of the group, 

the Rev. WlMtsan B. Wood, at ITS 

N. 7th »t. At a second meeting 

there the following day, the faundas 

deddad tentatively upon the 

HUM "Maw Brighton' for their 

new ccnuMaaty. but a month later 

they chaagad their minds and 

chose "Ocean City" because it had 

IM dsstvattv* suggestion. AH of 

theM «*rhr mating*, running into 

January of 1MB, took place in Phil- 

•'*•"• 

YES, there's a way 

TO BE SURE! 

Hitt tfct Wfrit^h Pone 

Mo PIMt IHHI M 

SHEPPARD'S 

ABTOSBVICE 

•11 Simpson AVMMM 

YOU ARB MAI OF THE BEST 

REPAIRS WITH THE USE OF 

•• why Pity jA*tf f» O#f 

TAKE 

THi W«WY OUT OP DtfVINGf 

• Hour 

W«*U dMdc* and 

, • * ; ; • • * • - • • - 

TNI OCIAH CITY 

•••-•..,.'*. 

PLAY ON THE BEACH, Fun on the beach is not restricted to women and children. 

Here a couple of the guys enjoy an exciting game of sand quoits, one of the 

more popular beach games to be enjoyed along the Ocean City oceaniront during the 

. pleasant summer days. 

and bolanM, 

WbH eW«k fcr tofo 

MOW! TH« 

^•^•"^%i% 

•f« " 11$.** 

Property Owners Form Neighborhood 

j ^ s*^ AsanniMB shown in fhi? QjiiUHUrtty H&II; mid TTIE 1 

J the 

tan an«. usu« 

hunies here oniy 

month* of the >«*ar 

It is onlj iwuixu 

t.wpujers rfwmld want 

lout*' «;:h h 

CKvan 

wmpiisfc tK.» ;im» a 

to 

to siaj 

South 

AssurtAtKin p 

d»nis in the irw from tW « 

«. LS the dl4»t 

Ample Time 

For A Stroll 

There \M nothing 

a bnsk.»«lk on Ae bo»rt»»I* uo 

a balmy Mmnwr day 

hem u( ponwm stui* can 

one to *«lk ;n a hurr> n a 

pmrked with » 

Very few after reports bsw >te 

notaring public in nu»i wfter. it 

cans to j*«"W"g of their rnvd* 

to find ample parking ^^v •.•»! 

time near the bomrd»aik TT-* 

Ocean Qty dues. 

An extended tour of (toe Bca.ilwalk 

shop* thMLrw aad abet u. 

tneuanm u made purab** b> Uw 

extended tune parking m«tT» -•*• 

•tailed by the at) m tbr beat* 

{runt area* 

ftve-bour meter* in tf» c*nb«.'«i*fn«i 

rwgwn ATV oesigmd 

to allgi*- for a mere i«survlj- 

on^jjuitfot ol tar 

vnusemmti vmhotu «urr> 

tirno running Ait go the 

miter. 

Ttn 1 ^ «rtend«d ome 

were instaikd in the wninwr 

13EJ6 and rvpi»nii a 

tnetw, Thf change remtMtd 

loriie tinnpUirtts were heard th*l 

a patnin coujd nut ^ hu •!> 

mt in u boardwaik revtaurux eojtiy 

it pii'tufv sf*iw and tiiu 1 t 

•h»U til the nMoatghi A*> 

in ;nrt,v tkAifi. 

TTic new niiîTS i^* fcr {Wrri 

anc*ht,T 20 ifnts byi th-i s-i,, 

c*«s: is mon* than 

the puiff -if auiri 

i-Modeling Class 

I", 

Offered Resort Ladies 

Aw of the menv popular features 

of the dty program during 

the past several summons has been 

Jhetianj 

sponsored by the Qty Recreation 

Departttufit and (randw*ted by popular 

Philadelphia model expert 

Mrs. rtorattpe DaMon, a Munmcr 

resident hero. 

The course last summer was 

given in the temporary Convention 

Hall at 64h st. jmrt off the boardwalk. 

There were classes for Junior 

girU, 10 to 15 yean of age, 

and •enior girU, lfi and up. 

La__a_MM 

of Ocean Chy and environ* were 

irtroducad ta the Cbmzm Caune 

in a Btw, special clam tor women 

where the accents wffl be tDfterent 

than thow for the younger girU. 

Mf«. Dalton pqtata out that the 

Mrs. Dalur. 

ad with figure hmuMPi, waidiob* upm becayw> 

changes in makeup and fashion 

while the teenagers are more interested 

in modeling, learning 

hair triefcs and dmwtesas« pata*. 

The rllMM wUl be geared tq". 

group. 

who tMjtes ajp 

she mutt krmm t. v- 

modeling pr 

are bMu^Pui k 

how to be thai 

The h« rvem ol thf year tor the 

Sou* San CKy graiP »• «* Jub' 

Fourth wMwiitwn. TWi toiluiw • 

Wi-yele parade in *e 

and competitive 

younKSten on fte 

adtiilion to 

tor 

mmiaen uM ihrtr children, 

m Witt • Spr^ duwrnieehns 

in June. The program this year 

The 

Association operates similarly In 

the area from 34th st to 41si st. 

This group centers ill activities 

around the 34th, at. playground, 

where it* amateur bnit-ball team 

plays scheduled games. 

Outdoor movie* and other actk-i- 

tict are conducted by the group 

at thi' pluygrouM, wntcA was 

uibiuhcd by the dty •everal yenri 

on the ircommendatlon ol the 

frnt 

tati, 

•n4 

voice 

The 


-ft 

has 

beaca 

the 

WALLACE HARDW 

SHYING QCiAN CITY EOS NCAHLY 60 

ITU (ROW A LOT BETTER WKH YOU V9 

LAWN EN 

RRHUI 

and GRASS SEED by 

POWER TOOLS 

SALE or RENT 

BY THE HOUR 

B¥ fHI PA¥ 

DRILLS 

AWS 

SANDER? 

mrtm 

— 19M 

WH, 

THI OCEAN CITY SENTINlL-LtDGfR 

Ocean City Climate Rated Ideal' 

Thf U, I. WmQm Bureau his 

(Ug to say about the climate in 

Ma rmt "OMU aty has an 

Waal, invigorating climate, which 

Is oonduciv* to sustained health 

and long lilt. 11 

To* Bureau further says mat 

OH dbnate anowa a good average 

hourly wind circulation or 

mmmmm, and that the air to 

greatly tree from dust or soot parfidrJM 

Tl>^^ !• lî^lii •* Mmatiirii 

= ^ — • • • • ^ — ^ m i^noE 

and during the summer months 

the area ta practically free from 

MGMIVI high temperatures, and 

during 0M winter the climate is 

nttdar than even the nearby in- 

land CMM, 

BaMuat we are situated on the 

9tm ^ Vm Atlantic Ocaan, our 

dlroate is cooler In the summer 

and wanner in the winter. The 

salt atmosphere, plus the influence 

of the Gull Stream not far off 

the btach. combine to temper the 

extremes of tonperature mat are 

uiSE ON A LUXURY LINER? An wean voyage is a very relying experience, 

eoa don t have to go out on the high seas to enjoy it. Witneu these sunwonhipi 

fl to a warm summer day anct they are relaxing on the pleaMnt veranda of the 

•-mill Music Pier with the roiling sea an4 surf off to the right So U that cruise 

i the making this season, come down and enjoy this dryland variety of an ocean \ * 

Cut 

Postage 

i CKy po»Lil serviiT »irk. 

ai-h wmmiT hy 

ut unilolivcT!ii>l.- 

authnihnH hi-re n>siillllisalilb^^BA=^Bi^B^=^BBa» 

• carrlt go into Itv 

emch day of the 

MuMe Ura In the 

ricmt pratjigi* la 

H 9m fnm -a» 

E*.* or IrtUx in m ieipbte 

then 

ctoart 

urged that 

"You rtr* ^-A£. 

tic i liiinyi't K S# 

day hut aaturand 

Sunday at thf 

first da» u r* 

matter waa* SM kfi 

a* 

during the 

Mrs. DaJVn »\r.« 

eterfc nm advtar me 

dence and s 

' I t» poMagt is 

'the COUTH? 

•» addnv not 

Mn 

of ra> 

man suggemed uw idn at an •#» 

Hvity for the twmen whm Mn 

Dalton retatPd hrm «Kr«*al thr-y 

arc LlaawiMn QMH hr ttt •» 

men were bpi sroalkr tea tinae 

for the girU. 

-****. J ' -+\ 

SfiSSS* 

POWER A HAND 

MOWIRS 

PLOM SANOttt 

FLOOH POLISHIRf 

LAODIM 

UMBRfLLAS 

CYS MAK WMLE Y« WAIT 

pad uk-a is fur th.> 

_p« his name ami aif. 

or U-rt,-r Sh.*iM 

wrans; wtlh 

i to wham the card iir 

or U thr pnat- 

s nmte ran stop and 

i are pretty things anU 

whm their' tuppy 

prrfty pirtura wind 

1** «Md mall bin at UM 

Hurricanes Really Rare 

On South Jersey Beach 

Hurrtiun»-s along the Soufhpni 

N.-w .hnu-s iviHM «rn a renty. 

Th,n. hiw h^ no n^ big blow 

th.- sMnim with wh>.-h iw- 

^* « 

IIK S A BIU ONE—That 

fish H the famed striped 

t tht^ tsitjc of all game 

fish in tt waleS ol 

[tt. . 

patity was taughi in me 

Oteari C'ltv hay waters, and 

the fish arc fair game for 

local anglers throughout 

the fall and winter months. 

SCREENING & WINDOW * Stationery 

-»M 

ff 111 OltlVlHY 

M 

Vf 

• • • 

UVM have been hvtim with lince 

fht. um was hrst irttled 

In ^ p^, ,ta, 

UWKW and visitors rewarmrusi 

early enough to 

pnxei-t against the impending 

During the summer of 1367. the 

V S. W.-ather Bureau att up its 

Cnifierativc Hurricane Reporting 

Network Branch reporting *tati 

ms of the Bureau were located 

Wiidw.iod. Btach Havan and Soaside 

Park 

Fjtch brmnrh is equipped with an 

aneroid barometer, a wind measuring 

in«trument tn rponrd by riertrifal 

impulse the speed and direction 

of the wind. Also there la a 

visual rain gauge to snow the 

amount of precipitation at any given 

time during a storm. 

The ronpiTaOS'p network links all 

cuuunuUUcs within pottcv - nwJto 

Rraptiai range of c«ch other. 

The Weather Bureau atoo can contact 

them by telephatw Word of 

an impending storm cmn be 

Dashed up and down the New Jersey 

coast in a matter qf minutes. 

^zâaâ^^St^b^BSSS^SSSSSSBisSb^SSSSBSSba^SBSSSEBa^Bbd^SSlfa_jB%BSSb 

AtlanMc City office of die Wesft 

cUmatological mart*. Tim 

offloe in turn 

information to the three brancea 

whk* transmit It by pane* 

to communities of the area. 

• ••• 

EWIS L. BARRETT 

• • • • « > 

>** ^ «*, 

HO>N 

land. 

During the winter the sun and 

its reflection from the ocean 

wanna up the atmoaphen to create 

a warm front that reduces A* 

severity of the winter winds and 

frosts, and makes temperatures 

average about 10 degree* wanner 

than on the nearby mainland. 

According to the Weather 

grata during the summer are a 

rarity, and never sustalnwi over 

two or three days at the if ihnm. 

Meanwhile •earing heat often is 

prolonged only 65 miles away in 

Philadelphia and in the other 

nearby metropolitan areas. Bureau 

records show an average of 

only three 00-degree readings a 

year in Ocean City, compared with 

20 to 25 such days inland. 

The Bureau also reports that in 

Ocean City the sun shines an average 

of 60 percent of the day 

EVM whan avow dos« fall. 

rarery Ungan «a it daw In 

My. The rs*adwry mtU 

and sslt afiBosphHS naki 

work of the snawtaua. As for 

rain, it is a Missing- Without it 

on occaakna we could not enjoy 

the succulence of flm* famed Jersey 

tomatoes aad Jersey strawberries 

which grow in such abundin 

Ota 

The pheasant is the most popular 

game bird in New Jersey. It 

was successfully introduced Into 

the Sate about 1913, Each year, 

through the efforts of the New 

Jersey Department of Conservation 

and Economic Development, approximately 

70.000 pheasants are 

hatched at the Sate Game Farm 

at Rockport in Warren County and 

at Forked River in Ocean County. 

SAFE AND PLEASANT Hit «*rf of U» OMI j 

teach ii idMl for bathing The teach stopas motif tmm 

the high-water nurk all the way out ai far tt on* eta walk. 

Here fi a view of the Ocean dty gurf aai d 

and still GROWING! 

OCEAN 

SI8VICE 

23,000 

- St. A -^FHp AVWb 

»* 

'•&} 

# 

4^ '• 

^ -'•-*' • - 

v 

- 

* * - •••>-.* 

»t •,.- **.

Of 

FIVl 

^*BfP*»^****i 

Boot TruciM n ui h. 

Boatman 

is ttw oaaâsB of his 

•Cripmatf, Boats sfaouU be kept 

and ant and they 

• • • • * . mimmm 

• pamp, 

, or open the dnun 

k is «B a tntiler. 

will csne in 

in wipinc moMure ofi deck 

«nd fittings and w also 

artfcte to DM in wipii* dew 

When a 

MI d»rly water, the 

wtt iM» 

abrasive cleanser 

OC&N 

6.^.Vi«" 

CALISTHENICS IN THE SIN — Mr* n Tht bi'.^-j. be-in::** -.*-* *•*• 

Marion Belcher can be found ih:_* i^^nt :»^, * O_r *:y.icr:inj :%.',. u* -f-^* *-. 

' fiBfifSftBfi£ A -^y^pAa^TÛflaâfi -âÂ £aSeâ^^â%f HâJfaSUÂW - •% a\ââmd^ - aVJa^l^f^^ 4. *^±A: lV^fttl i_^l_ I *?%! fa\ ^b 

conducting physjcal educaiKir: w.***e* wa F*-k- ^-tr- on "h«» HK^ *• &tj..- J 

the Ocean City beach as pan M Hit »jt> * A hi.: .•ent.r'N a^ T.*» **i-. ?„.•«.• 

pTOgrani of attractions Above* ;* s lypni* r::re .-..nit-*: bu: *h¥ j;:-U iu-t . 

group exercising on the l*t'«t r»i.f- Bfi.fl ; -«•::. i* !>•«• t^t^»-f N-i.;!;r? ;: :>•» 

ca list hen ks is not a nm\ attra:uc- hrrv i: i:re.::r :n -pv^r >fi fh*.:; j. >!.-> M 

the short, and the botlo— pKt^.-r rrc\es "Bt'i.MT 

Westerly 

summer, thousand* of Ocean Qty 

visitors find rettrf Ironi the heat 

by bathing in the ocean aJong our 

ftat sandy beaches. There are 

mmne days. howe\«- that instead 

of biding relief, bathers and picnickers 

find the water unbearmbly 

oojd and. often on such days, an 

abundanti' of ^sky insects on the 

beach. 

William Eamea, the State Mu- 

M i mtwaitat, «xfdaias that invmriably 

this is the result of a 

westerly wind ifniring this rffrqq^tfort 

Nomwlly. the daUy flow ai 

•IF B UUI1 ^^ COQI M@B>B U W U 

the hotter land. The cool «MK 

•ir rushes tat over the beach— to 

land. 

• 11 

Blows Some Good 

ea. strung maaws of IrontaJ air 

from thu west o%i«rt. 1 umc i the li«> 

cal t-oridjfions, creating a w««s»prly 

wind or otf-Aore brorae; When 

this orrurs. tha warm surface ««• 

ter is blown away from the b^chf». 

and. as the colder water nges 

to replace it. the surf becomea 

vM, quite chilly for swimming 

TN? otfsrrire wind canips lnsti-Ls 

from land-bordering marshes to 

the beach where ttB^Hrt * 

in the lee ol the bmch. 

MIMWMW NaiwaMat 

su«Kests thmt for those planning 

to seek refuge tan the hmt by 

d a day on the beach it 

be wise to check 

liailiir 

Mr. Emme* to quick to remind Norice to 

•C "^ ~*.t • -^n 

TMt OCCAM CITY SINT lNtU.t©GiR 

imcnmfortabh" In hst*h*>ni play* a 

Vitluable and t")ssttit,,ii r'tie in the 

lift 1 of niar;nt' plan:* ancl 

borrfi'rinB th«' COBW. Th*mifif 

of uarm Witter 

bnnjts to surtiiit 1 cold wafi'r ru-h 

in iixjijt'n anti disvilvcd nutiii-nts 

«».-r\»IIK to rvjuverwti- marine life 

m the shallciM, coastai an-a Thu»a 

tempormry musairK,- To m.m is 

an essential environment port •>( 

the UI* cycia «f pianta aatf «mnials. 

atmsfing countless species 

of inarine Ue and coastal life tu 

Bathers and beachcombers remember 

to check wind direction! 

bonrdwalk or bathing beach at any 

time, When on the streets prts 

must be kept on a tauh. 

- Caution In Son Bathing Will Spare 

Discomfort Of Bad Burning 

• • • • 

.1,1* . N: , : .1 

% ! , ; • • . • 

That .«« •,",»!. -1 

* ,.' •" ire i"«fSH'i.iily 

C Mtf. tt.ih fair skim u.r»» 

th* 

•;I'IIU 'ivi."i> I'lDiili 1 fwriT' 1 ! Lips van 

v :,.,. t,i iv ,'.••• In •••ii:'i' ji.iinfiiily .simhurridl. w;ih 

,*. .1 in- l-.!..- iiti' IUII- tf) 

""' I 111 ' 

siir f • 

i;i,i (if IIS' UII*i tl'ly, bllt SlWlllj. 

MI- i|ii;!r [ ;i.nfiil IVumrn who 

,ir ! ;i>!i k iipiHMf !n !>•• fri-o 

|! 'Ill- h ,! ." M'lt I'lSilliJ whil»« 

,i'(l il fin 

Ii 1 , (.in p 

1 • ••• •! •!.- ••>-•• fjty this 

SAVORY SUBS „ 

12 TfMPTING VARIETIES 

m 

HOT DOGS - HAMBURGERS 15«* ath BEEF BOLOGNA '.".-J 

on, 

W * J * AMERICAN CHIN "^ 

DOMESTIC SWI$$ 

BOILED HAM 

LUNCH ROLL 

IMPORTED SWrSS 

GENOA SALAMI . 

CAPICOLA ...... 

PUS MANY OTHH 

ASBURY COLD CUTS 

"S«l Your Table With Mealt From Mobtt' 

649-51 ASBURY AVE. PHOM; 

When Every Minut© 

Cownts . , . You 

Can Count on 

HUGHES 

PROFESSIONAL PHARMACY 

iwh v»ry much involves us Wt pride 

on providing old fashioned personal i«rvic« 

y ° U , r i nrdicql requirements Of 

delivered to yoyr door by our 

AMd, This hat bMn our policy for 55 y»ari. 

If. 

Special 

Services 

Available 

At Hughes 

" *•.-fcLfc 6 •>• ^ " 

• Two Nwnwdsh to Serve 

• Free DcRvery Anywhere .., Anytime. 

• Charge Accounts. 

s*k-,l- amA ^-^-».-.s. aa_ .» • 

MW MM UDItn nCnTlL 

raMflMMAattaVatta* ^ka^k^ ^^B^Kai^b«m^ 

Lomniooes MO uiyQen. 

IP support M:: ' 

AM© MAVf YOUt FAVOWTTC BHANDS Of 

Orug. # 

HIAR? Op OC1AM U11«1 WarUKAL C1MI1K 

nuunca 

T*. 

. -:* 

*• 

Clfy Horn© S-t 4s$efi 

'7 Million Mark 

Asaodallon 

u& id mm,- 

acaartUni to the 

report. 

• fr ol 

UIVM durini 1»5. 

1 10.4 ^reent in- 

ymt, 

the net savinns 

Association amoUiU- 

TT, brtftltal total 

te mmmm, 

aj, the Institution 

divident to custoni- 

" o* IW.SW.U. an Incrwse o£ 

about mm WWT tht prwioui 

yew. The Institution during the 

y«ar atao MM M|d# $n.lM,«0 tor 

rwerva. bringing tho total reserves 

to a new high of |582 898 ffi 

During the year, the Association 

put $1,792,725 in mortgage Wjuns 

In the institution* portfolio as of 

I^^mtoer 31. ISO, totaled Iti.xn.m.19, 

also a npw high. The gear's 

tnortgage volume helped to OIWJKQ 

the purchase or construction of 

165 home* 

Most Churches H«r« 

Founded B«for« 1900 

the Ocran fjty Tabernacle that 

was razed several ymn ago origin. 

•Uy wi erected In the awnmer 

season of lAU and at that time was 

the only taro«j p|a» of worship 

on the island That wag Just two 

years after the resort was founded. 

The Methodists established the 

wrtmd church here In VU0, mtb a 

fmme building Kating SOO. TNs 

was re 

in U58. 88, 

St. îgiiatlnt's toman Catholic 

parish was established in 1894. follow«J 

Jay Holy Trinity EV'»"yH 

Church in UB8, the Rrw Presby. 

terian Church in Vm, and the Bap. 

tilt Churdi in 1MB. 

ANY SIZE JOB 

DIAL 399-1115 

FREE 

ESTIMATES 

icio Migliaccio & Son, Inc. 

it * CEMENT CONTRACTORS * * 

L 13th STREET OCEAN CITY. NJ. 

Before you invest in 

a new heating sys- 

tem, let us prove to 

economical to heat 

gas. 

rout Home Befte* 

THI OCEAN CITY StNTINB1.-Lf DOIR f ^ 

July 4th C«Ubratton 

Is A Summer High 

•torn My m 

QUEEN OF THE SEA, A M§ nymph iWng over tte breaker* drawn by i 

and accompanied by a pair of geahonti if a float typical of the South Ocean city July 

4th celebration parade. • 

BTstiop Corson Males 

Summer Horn* In tetort 

Ocean aty is the summer home 

of Bishop Fred Pierce Corson who, 

at president of the World Methodist 

Conference, is the leader of 

Methodism throughout the entire 

world. 

Bishop Carson was born in Millville, 

NJ,, April 11, WK. He »« 

graduated from Millville High 

School in 1913 attended Dickinson 

College of Carlisle, ft., and Drew 

University, Madison, NJ. where 

he received the degree of doctor 

of divinity. He was ordained in 

1320. 

He is former president of Dickinson 

OJIoge honorary president of 

the Board of Trustees of Tonpie 

Univeriiftf, recipient of more than 

20 honorary doetarates and is former 

preaident of the Council of 

Bishops of The Methodist Ghurvh, 

He has been Bishop of the Philadelphia 

Arm of The Methodist 

Church since 1944 administering 

1015 (hurches with 333,350 member*. 

He has heU pastaratea in 

New Haven, Conn , and the New 

Viirk area and served as, vice 

president of the Methodist World 

Conference in 1362 and UBS. 

A farrwea desi^n^ for an Air-Conditioner 

TWIN 

YOUR FAMEV CONFOItAHE 

IK TEM ARODNI. tET OS Experts in 

M Ton me tan « 

WWT AW WE WU OAKT OK 

2S2WeslAve. 

e ROOFING 

• SHEET METAL 

WORK 

HOME HEATING 

Did 399-2128 

OcasB Ctty 

to M at «• 

A feature of the event la 

aelectioD of a ata South 

•to ZSiSl AS ^^HflB tf 

Tl»e 

to 

by a ujuMPaia of. beach 

and several relatad 

pande Conns at 4Mh at. and 

tral av., and wbhit its way 

the South Onan aty ten 

«f 

and visitor*. 

The parade 

bikes. Ttaf art four age dhtaiona, 

with several filiyiki iv 

each in the parade, ror 

rtin onv to flv^ ysazs of 

there are tancy, comic and otter 

enliy dlviaton*. 1T*e aame cateyv- 

fcr aW aaar«% IPM ay aaa 

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UL4O3M 

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IS 

REVOLVING CREDIT? 

It's Eaty - Han't Iww it warm* 

•Mtii attai alaai — U 

»*

Of Boys, Girls 

Ate Active In Scouting 

fund tor 

aty th* Mate of 

3M tat* and |irls are 

la the 


Qdt Somit 

***** < ""«fJLi*f 

MBS made BMMV 

tnM 

fer Oeaut 

toft 

the tele ChiriM 

of the taquwt. 

Island-Long 

Bus Service 

• BrUUast in Mae and gold paint, 

With "Ocaan City — America 1 ! 

Greatest FamUy Resort" eqftiaj. 

mm OB Ib sfft*. ffie City's own 

but runs the ImgQi of the Island. 

ft nm Its Mule from the toll 

booth at the bridge to Longport and 

then trawls via Bridge Wvd , Gardens 

ptewy and We«ky rd. to Batteata 

rd- At Battcram rd th* bus 

turns wast to Asbury av and prooeeds 

south on Asbury av. to Mth 

at. At this point the route is ra> 

vansd. Evaiy fifth trtp the bus 

travels the entire length of Asbury 

to provided Monday* 

HM roajm starting at S 

a. a. Hd continuing to 4:30 p. m. 

ewxpt on Friday* when the but 

ifaww Hi northern terminus for 

A* teat trip at » p.m. 

Ite ta mm travel one my in 

Lwrtawi from the bridle to 

st. in lass than 15 minutes. 

na round trip takes 1MB than half 

•• hour. Th# kngcr trips to the 

Ml of to Wand take someiAat 

The Otjr b not fat the bus bust. 

MM M a monty-maUnx operation. 

The dty is not in the bus bu« 

• • M a nwnfymalrtm epenMon, 

HI* to provide a sarvk* rodents 

taw* contended is badly needed. 

Th» b«aw« are opera«*d by xwrtors 

Works Dârtment 

sfkedal bus 

from the New Jer- 

' I * I 

tv 

f 

_ to somewhat over 18,000 

used to provide a unit camp 

at Camp Bda*. AHoway, N, j,, 

vMdi iBchidts yeaMramd penna- 

Mt platforms and sanitary facilltiea. 

this site has ten donated 

the MweU Memorial Amp Site, 

it has a atont gateway with 

teanee, 

The nnv site is reserved tor 

•»««D flraa by Onui Oty 

Sport Troops and txptonr Posts. 

However, If the Ocean Qty group 

U not occupying the unit, it is 

available to other groups of the 

Atlantic Arm Council. 

Income from the trust fund is 

distributed annually to the various 

Scout Troop* and Explorer Posts 

en a pro-rata basis, according to 

the membership of each Troop or 

I^sf, The monies received «eh 

y«r by the Troop or Post are 

given u an award to selected 

•awls or explorers, used far camptag 

purposes, either at Camp Edge 

or at rtrilmont, the national Boy 

Scout ranch located in New Mexieo. 

The award rn^y also bf uaeil 

to permit me recipfent to attend ' 

the International Scout Jamboree, 

which is held each year in a different 

foreign country. 

All of the boys and girls don 

their uniforms and participate in 

such public functions as services 

on Memorial Day and Veterans 

Day and in the various parades 

which are staged during the year,^ 

With plenty of woodlands on the* 

nearby mainland, there is ample 

opportunity here tor the youngsters 

to participate in hikes, nature 

studies, weekend or one-day 

camping trips, and jamborees of 

scouting skills which are conduct. 

ed from time to time. 

Heavy Weeds Once 

Covered This Island 

In its virgin state, before men 

settled here this narrow, sandy island 

was heavily wooded Irom one 

end to the other, according to early 

maps and other records. 

A map as early as lOB showed 

a large grove of trees at the north 

end of the island, then about 4th st, 

and the ridge narrowed as it pro. 

gressed southward. 

Trees that flourished wild here 

included red ct-dar, hoUy, willow, 

magnooa, sassafras, persimmon. 

L 

, FLAG OVER SWEDEN — The 

•* Nue-and-gold flag of Ocean aty 

flies at Hassleholm in Sweden, 

In the photo above. Ocean Oty 

Mayor B, Thomas Waldman is 

shown presenting a city flag to 

Kaj-Ewe Jonsson, of HasslehoJm, 

Sweden, during a visit to Ocean 

City over the Memorial Day 

weekend, 

Jonsson Is a District Governor 

TNI OCIAN CITY SINTINILLEDGER 

of Rotary International Last 

Spring the Rotary International 

convention was held in Atlantic 

City and part of the program of 

entertainment for the visiting 

Rotarians was a day in Orean 

aty, America's Greatest Family 

Resort. Jonsson was included in 

the group of 90 visitors to this 

resort community. 

To mark the occasion of the 

visit by the imeffW* ona! Rk

Am* The Beach 

the many things the •eaibore ha» contri- 

4* the Americas culture, one to probably more 

than all the real The Batting Beauty ii 

wHh th» batMaf bmch, and Ocean Ctty hag Its 

Irfr thmn et torn fairest Almost every major event dur- 

JBg the y—r, to seaaon and out, requires a qu 

*• Introduce aome of Ocean City's beauties 

QUEXN INFANTA LVI — Pretty, blonde Barbara 

Blen Sweppenruser, was Queen of the Octan City Board- 

-walk Baby Parade last sutnmer. Here the queen strikes 

a nautical pose on the forward deck of a boat. 

Efficient, Courteous Service 

Always at 

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A 

bly. M. J. 

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YUM YUM — lifeguards 

tow M ^y for a 

gM flw 

MS. She b cm-va- 

City Lifeguard Ball on tl* 

boardwalk Mia^c Pter im 

Be Alert For Pari|ing 

Meters, Stop Streets 

DcfWl Cify h.is thrcj NJNInil :iu»- 

(iir \t>hii-li' rules «h.,h .\n< riunlly 

JS tin- pfijm' ,ii«| uh,i 

"Stiip" stnits .in' in i 

thrdughiiiit !h>* eify (II rcj4 

traffic fliiw when fhr-ri 1 .-in 1 

lights. iiur rar .«,. 

slnvt.s jjiisi'ej fn«ii ••urh fn iurh 

Wi-Hf av , rruin Juno 15 Itr 

OtacrsB ihu pttrktng nifti-ni in 

the t-entciJ snium. &ivi¥-ins 

an* in nffc*ii near the 

biMrdwnJk until midiught. 

TUNK-UF TIPS 

off the ijutbwrd IM Her i..k.- a fow 

••tuw-up" steps. First clean entire 

unit, thwi rwinve s|yirk pliig 

and rotate crankshaft to eliminate 

old oil deposits. Chpck pi fitting, 

flKl lines and i(Mrk phig teds, 

inp some oil on control Untuuie, 

den fbd filter, and you're nt 

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(Jl IK.N AM) HKR COl'KT — i retty Barbara Sweppenhber 

Queen Infanta for the in«5 Baby Parade, is shown here with her < 

are Susan (akHvuIl, Miss Suvi'l"'""'-'""- Uu» Koppenhoefer, Berta KoU; 

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IDTTIOM— THE OCEAN CITY SENTINEL LEDGER PAOC s — sicnoN «X 

••• • 

7 . .•.•'.. 

•its Lmwooil, 1965, was pretty Sharon Eastes 

t ri|ht). being crowned here by her predecessor 

[Ashman, Miss Lin wood, 1964, At right is pretty 

)t DorU Fosler as she lookrd when introduced to 

yWlc as Miss Artisan, 1965, here in Ocean City In 

>wer photo, Miss Somers Point is frowned. She is 

m Goipl Here she is crowned by Mm Some/i 

1964, Her court comprises fl to r.) Diana Hy- 

•*»marv Gregory, Ctfrol Anne Mitchell and Bonita 

i i 

9th Street Beach 

Is Rendezvous 

For Collegians 

Ouwuw Clty'g §BrTt, '"^tt

• s- »• 

f 

madl to th» art of 

vH* may not be u 

M M Is long anutft to prove 

,T 

MR, 31, 1966 

CITY IN '66 

— omens •** MMCTORS - 

Popular Surf ing Center 

144 

A. RANDOLPH POM 

HOWAftO g, f TAHTTOM 

CHAJN.U K. THUfttTOM 

iOMW •.TOWNIMO 

FLOYD «. TOWMI1WU 

A acme* svftr i* not a begin. 

me. he m a "gremmJe.' 1 Surfers 

don't run over each otters' bards. 

is called a 

"diat. " A surfer doesn t wait for 

a Wg wave he waJtt far a "heavy. " 

A "wtpagyt" m wfcn a surfer falls 

ofl tte board through no fault of 

Ms own. 

Hanging five" mm that the 

•«*er has five ton hang.ng over 

the side of fte h«iH Hanging 

ten" ««• thai afl ten trjes are 

over me side and the surfer is 

m p»# ianmi nf tailing off it 

He (Jtusift watch his rep 

• Buggtes" are swfing shirts. 

wtieii are writ ejerlusively by 

members ol the surfjof IM. They 

are made of a burSap.Uke maternal 

and stitched together with a sturdy 

TMI OCIAN CITY HHTINM-J.IP08H THI OCIAN CITY SINTINIL-LIBQIft 

COLD WEATHER SPORT 

Surfing is a sport not neeesgarijy 

confined to surnmer. 

Here a surfer ride* * 

"heavy" m the Ocean City 

surf in the dead of winter. 

He is kept warm by tJ 

_ Bf^^WHPn^^W 

his body, 

began to daaffMr so dW «urf 

nding. In the mad era of the 

UB0« the sport was revived in 

Hawaii by the common people and 

spread rapidly to Australia. Hew 

Zealand South Africa, Puru, and 

the Mediterranean. 

ta I 1 * "f y • i9W * *** ***** 

"wHf'CfiaM "frf'the United Sute» 

and has spread slowly to the cast 

becoming a favorite pasnSme on 

fte Outer Banks of G»pr HaMu 

where the swells roll in unhindered 

from a usually turbulent am. 

Originmlly a spwt of pnnce*. AOVICi TO PLYtM 

•waii. Nobif ikmiUf* raked 

mmm, Bv^tock. and even tracts 

of land on a single wave Surfbwutte 

at Hat one wm made nt 

*wd aod weighed about 150 

Am 4h* rayal famine* of Hawaii 

IHON t AIR CONWnOWNG CO. 

WtLLUM I, PML-OT A SON 

ttMNaaM. t MMBIK m amamm 

ChpjlfJ«l Afl-T*hip Air Coodkioo^s 

^^^^^^^^^^^^^K^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^â^^^^^^^^^^â^^^^^â^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ 

Jut fidbi Mokftf and 

port an the bay side of mm ta 

in *»• shape of a "T" with two 

intersecting runways or hadkv 

stoips. H(»ww, in JtltrtWLe to 

home owners of the cmml-eHy 

distrwi. piifitB must follow a fH^t 

•pattern from the law til ft) aiwaii 

Mnp. This system toepa virtaMUy 

all tow-flyBig aircraft tram —* 

ever the buitt-up 

ta ST 

Iron Cross 

Is Symbol 

Of Surfers 

Every movement brings with it 

songs and symbol* that make it 

distinrt trtm other group*, yet also 

offer a meant of conformity withta 

the movement. 

One such movement (and it Is 

Indeed a movement) that has 

adopted more man its share of 

songs and symbols to the sufer 

movement Radio stations all along 

the East Coast drone about'"The 

Lonely Surferi; or how about hop. 

ping m your wood and going on a 

surfing safari,*' 

More recently surfers have 

switched from sound symbols to 

sight symbols, and many now sport 

a replica of the German Iran 

Crom. or Malta** crass, when they 

put on fhetr baggies and stag in 

the heavies. 

Some surfer* have adopted the 

eross as a symbol hoi of surfing and • 

their boards andd 

surf wagons, or I 

hang around their ar neck*. I 

Why snfen woukf ehoew 

Matter cross as a symbol is hard 

to understand. The croas represents 

at Mm st TV- 

a dark and even degrading segand 

level, giving the _, _ . _ , _ . — ^ ^ _ _ _ _ 

ment of history dating to bftore me 

tote Thm Surfers Rush Seaward At Bathing Hours Come fo An End At 14th St. birth of Oirist. 

Initially tte cross was an instru* 

mf Is turned over to the •urf boards and sports cars. 

10 in tte morning 

The surfer provides traction for 

merit of punishment in ancient 

The •uftoard weigh* fn*n 25 

Mfling. tbe 

the board by rubbing the standing 

Rome. After the crueffMon of 

to IB pnndi, and range from 

= evening daylight 

•urfaoe vigorously with wax be- 

Chnst. thf croM became • holy 

favorite time for the 

eight to 10 feet and come in several fore starting his rides. Without 

symbol to the new Christ)*. relidifferent 

widths. The size and this preparation, it is most diffl. 

During the Middle Agra the 

tte ttfecuanfc at the weight of the board depends, na- cult for even the mom. expert 

was carried by the Cru- 

go ofi duty, the turally on the size and weight of surfer to keep the board under 

sadrm The Germanic Knight of 

MM* bagta to dMtcr the tide tte wrier. The board has to Hi his feet during the ride. 

mr Teutcinic ttxfc* then picked up 

on the tneb, nt an hour the surfer or tte tint step in the 

the symbol and changed it into a 

The activity has developed into 

preitt Mack cross on a white field, 

i sf tte aurflng beach- full enjoyment of tte sport is miss- a papular spectator sport. When 

I with young 

ed. 

tte surfers are on the waves, a 

the furfrunner of the kind used on 

large gallery at spectators usually 

Nan aircraft. 

are lined along the boardwalk 

Dunng the years of HitUr'i Third 

rmiUng cheering the riders to feat* 

Reich the black cross was associ- 

1966 of daring. 

ated with the German swaiitiiia, but 

the oU Oman mw was still, 

The city government hu named 

(•tfjfurtrt! of irwiition idena 

committee of cinaena to help the 

«1th fte German military 

mufmm to organize the sport here 

The German »rnm was 

hi Ocean City, The committee 

a national lymbol. while the 

Seashore Buik 

ttis year organised a summer 

awut:ka was meri-ly a ^mbol of 

weekly surfing tournament which 

me Nazi party. 

was conducted in Mo halves and 

The us* 

in December staged a Polar Bear 

nd Loan Associ 

Tournament in whk* the surfers 

used wet suits to protect aganst 

RfftMTH STRUT PHONE W-0150 tte freezing water Thus it is that 

• 105* 

TOW fo 

Sanrfcw 

ôrt here in Ocean CJty. 

The surfer* have their 

•*** has ban qu»ckly 

f tte MM 1MB wto hne 

the walk nuJ every Mme die 

surfers appear on the Joeal scene 

1 of th;% irowt by mirter* 

as a symbol of rebellion « nit cspetially 

apprapriate If appears to 

be only a means of KVntifyinn with 

fte surfSnK set The inrtrd and 

MR ur nw mmmm 

cnmn ptThapR rash a shadow on 

the spurt iUi-lf, 

Mimt of ttriay's surfers are too 

young to kmocikte the cram with 

th«. Nazis and World War II How. 

WIT. manj 1 adults who an 1 cnutal 

of the turfing set remember well 

mow dark days just 20 yean ago. 

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iaother important knowledge is being imparted to 

. the handling of a lifeboat. 

Our 3rd Year at this 

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Lifeguards 

Are Taught 

Lifesaving 


muade 

through m rtprcua, 

ttmchlng. head p 

nay can be- 

oom* memberm of the Ocaan Oty 

Beach Patrol. 

The object of lifeguard aAool la 

to train and tort candidate* for 

rookie posMani on the Beach Patrol. 

The school was begun thro* 

yean ago by Beach Pajwl Captain 

George Lafferty, and is designed 

to produce the best aUaraund 

men for the available openings 

on the patrol. Laut summer 

there were 100 applicant* lor the 

21 open psaWam on the force at 

that time. 

The school is conducted in two 

diviBlons, one toe Ocean aty nmdent 

a^ksntt and tte ojhff Iv 

alt-rf.town applicants. The programs 

and method of testing are 

exactly the nme for both groups, 

but the out-of-town school runs one 

day longer because of the cumbersumv 

size id the group. 

Competition consists o< a quartermile 

swim out and back, followed 

by instruction on how to set up a 

bfat-h stand and how to place the 

Weboat and oars on the beach, 

tm* dryland ingtruction is followed 

by a simulated rescue with a 

can buoy. Half thi* squad arts an 

VK tuns and the other half as resc-uera. 

The victims are brought to 

the beach, and various methods of 

artificial respiration are practiced, 

Finally a boat drill is heM to teach 

candidates the proper methods of 

handling a lifeboat. 

Grading is dene on a point basis 

as determined by Captain Lafferty 

and his lieutenants Competition is 

tough and only one out of every 

fiair men makr-s thr- beach patrol. 

This nu*y he fine «rf the 

why Oti'an City'l Deacht«s are 

safe. 

HANDIING TB1 CAN BOUT — WBal t» mm fttral 

lieutenant (right) is explaining to a pair of rookie lifeguards 

could save a life, possibly the rookte's We, iomeday. 

The neophyte guards are being shown how to handle 

can bouys. 

SOUTH JERSEY CHAMPS — The Ocean City Beach 

Patrol last summer won the South Jersey Lifeguard Cham, 

pionship on the talents of these three young men. Center 

is swimming champ Dick Thieler, flanked by champion 

crewmen Hans Gieseck deft) and Bob Schneider. 

V 

OCBP So. Jersey Lifeguard Champs 

The Siuth Jersey Lifeguard title 

WHS n-tiirn.i! to its ruttunil habitat 

T and Hans Gii-socke and 

mm kirtK Ihrk ThieliT last Aufîst 

at the .vxiili Ji-rs*->' LLfcguard 

ChampMmshipH at Marble. 

•Hk 1 niituml habitat is, at tturm, 

Ovun City where the liical iquad 

his hitii ;it l

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C/ioffer and 

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OCCWA Provides Youth Full Agenda Of Events 

A Mrfetb/ load organization with numbor of Oti-am Oty 

th* tnwit-My and possibly unreal- and in its s.i-.m!,iT.i) •.. ,i:>) ,f •••, 

appi:nit>d by fhi 1 Assfx .,»•;.>n thi 1 firti % :vi».i-.i'\ ,-•;;._•. «• 

OCC^VA'S aei-nriii nins 

sik ;.ij i hiiii i 

Hie Aaodinm in its inaugural RTDUP . . kn.mn |nrall> as C)C\'. n.-an a f:Im f.^faal ..f vvrr. m 

fawywn ISD WM vomorad by a WA , , , will he just as arrive this ami foreign nvrtinn pi.-tur. 1 rin 1 

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DINTKRS FROM THE PRO. Tennis professional 

Mi'i'onr offer,- some pointers to a young tennis play, 

[the Ocean City Courts. 

tg Racquets 

mis Courts Are Busy 

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s«h up 'heir «T\I' Kifkhitnd s 

awl ihi- .iihir (in>T j*iini« .if 

i' linîlf (• r flu- ,miiu.il 

in which *«f»i' 1 of ttip 

nH Hian m (he tul 

in AIIKU- > >< 'hi' Hani's Lake 

Timniiimi-nt inairtu* an* 

This tiiunifiiiiiiit fi'iituri's 

top men pU)fni >>( this iirra m 

Anri dcuhlni matrN-s 

WORK 

PLAY HARD? 

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THOMAS jewaas 

E'S SMOKE SHOP 

TNI OCEAN CITY SINTINSL-LEDOER 

SUMMER FUN FOR BOYS_— The Ocean City Recreation Department provides a 

full program for Ocean City youngsters, resident and visitor, during the summer 

mrnths Above a group of diamond aspirants receive some pointers on how to handle 

the bat. while at right the proper handling of a basketball absorbs the attention of a 

young court itar. The programs are open to all boys. N. 

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ucfcaljoe nn 

On Route 9 at the Bridge in Beesley's Point 

Good dining begins at 

The Sign of the Indian V * * 

Hui • SupMicitivii cuitiiM is youn in o pfoosant Eony Afn#rictin 

mot tHmulartng • tli , 

UMWH . • • 

Only 5 Mfamtes 

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Hotels, Motels, Apartments, 

Rooming Houses 

to Suit Every Purse 

Good Ocean and Bay 

^wi^WHiM" 

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YEAR AROUND LIVING, TOO! 

This compact, clo—fy-lcnit commonwealth with its 1.1 

18 Ocean and Bay 

Communities 

40 Miles of Colorful 

Beaches 

22 Miles of Breeze- 

Swept Boardwalks 

60 Miles of Picturesque 

Waterways 

Golf Courses 

•ay to America's Vocationkmd for hundreds of thousands of workers and exetu- 

O M I to the industrial and metropolitan centers of the fast, it is an "easy-toêt-to" 

plow In which la spend vacations, A place that sends Hi visitors back to their jobs refreshed 

d invigorated 1 Adequate highway, rail and bus facilities, plus scheduled ilrpiaN service 

t roach via Gordon State Parkway, Now Jersey Turnpike, Capo May-Uwes Ferry, 

Delaware MOHMMUJI, Mate Whitman and lonfamJA Franklin bridges. 

There fa health and happiness far every member 

Its boochos, waterways, boardwalks 

mum to come early and slay lato. 

Cap. May County it orderly, clean, conservative and well governed, it is an ideal spot 

in which to establish a permanent, all-year home, as many retired folk have discovered. 

County of Cape May 

"DOWN ON THE JERSEY CAPE 

wmt to* mm munmm joauir 

V " * > ' 

* 4 

31st Annual 

Cape May County 

FISHING 

TOURNAMENT 

PRIZES WILL BE AWARDED FOR 

LARGEST FISH ENTERED IN 

THIS TOURN, 

OF THE FOLLOWING SPECIES: 

CROAKER BUCK DRUM 

KINGFISH PORGY 

TUNA PICKEREL DOLPHIN 

MARLIN (Blue-White) WAHOO 

RAREST FISH 

LARGE MOUTH BASS 

FIOUNDER 

STRIPED BASS 

MCKFtSN 

ALBACORE 

BONITA 

ivory fisherman who enters the tournament will re- 

wive a free official tournament entry bodge. In addition, 

cHaHons will bo awarded for •very fbh pasting MM mini, 

mum weight roquiromenl in e«d» of tfce 

The Tourney Closet December $1. 1966 

JERSEY CAPE FISHING FESTIVAL 

MAY COUNTY FtSHINQ 

PRIZES for 

"-•c. • .* - . t. k 

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THI OCEAN CITY SCNTIMEL-Lf DOtR 

Two Decades of Growing and Knowing 

It all started In a tiny 20' x 15' office just a few months after tfie armistice. 

Most of the Gl's who would come home, were home. New construction 

was underway, but in a soft tempo, handicapped no end by the dearth of 

materials and ready capital. But the optimism and faith in the future was no 

more evident than in Ocean City, 

Looking back these 20 years, we realiie now how fortunate we were 

to start our brokerage office, small as it was, at this particular Hnte, It was a 

treasure of experience is gained. 

And our garage-size office budded new rooms and underwent two 

major expansion programs in the interim, A third remodelling was completed 

rms winter past with two walls removed, new walnut panelling, carpeting, Fumiture 

and updated bookkeeping and filing systems. And we also acquired two 

new salesmen to meet the ever-increasing pressure of business. 

Last year was the busiest in the resort's history. Present indications 

are that 1966 will be even better, tut whatever your requirements may be, 

we invite you to check with us first. We are privileged to lease many of the 

finest apartment* and homes along the beach. Our sales performance has been 

most rewarding in Hie friends it has wen us. 

And it you own property in Ocean Gify, «v*n though you have no plan 

to dispose of it in the foreseeable future, may we suggest you contact us. We 

would, without obligation on your part, Hke to discuss the present real estate 

market, in terms of your property, as well as the many others we have listed, 

For your convenience, our office it open seven days a week,- 

ROBERT L. 

MONIHAN 

Sales - REAL ESTATE - Rentals 

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P . '.if 

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History 

l CMy Uaittuuu like to begui (Mr chronicle 

r ^ tottl » °* «* 'winding of the resort 

mtaiit** in MM. This practice of dating 

f y frooi ftb) i«teHi«tji BMMra event tends 

to 1M* MNHMked the writer days of Peck s leach and 

mmm ef lit colorful character* wtio left thetr footprints 

to Ifta Salt Mad* of ti» tfaad, 

the 

Tls* *mmi sunny beach on which hundreds of thous- 

_ the summer months ©net reflected 

and the nuod of buccaneer-, whalemen, sea- 

^ !••. >W*nW« and a few other species of 

that early total society who are better htft unmentioned 

It mm a tootb-and nail distance along the strand of 

Peek's Btatti MO yean ago, and day-to-day Uving was 

haardMM to the least. They say the character of a com- 

•MattyJi Nteeted in Ma history. This is not so for Ocean 

«ty. tmmk goodness The antics of some of our fore, 

fathen M the beach here are enough to bring the Chamher 

of Comtoeree to tears 

Wlif art we to say from our perspective in history 

that Uw dee* o/ the early residents of Pecks Beach were 

not in the tart behaviour The deeds, it seems, are commeotarjr 

on the dangerous days of their lives. 

Walter A. Dittrich, Inc. 

rate w. KLIIN 

GEORGE A, CLEAVER 

Col. U.S^. (Ret.) 

M iMl ftfoto A /n*«ranc« SfftM 1906" 

SAlfS - IWTAIi - M0RT6AGES - APPRAISALS 

ITN sneer A WESLEY AVENUE 

h N, J. Dial 399-4055 

Particular 

Properties 

for 

PqjLlicular 

People 

Peck's Beach 

Sighted 

300 Years Ago 

Watte maM modern historian* 

date Ocean a«y history from UT9 

when four Methodist founded this 

as a Oirwtian Haven, refer. 

to the Maud on which the 

stands can be found in 

_ nOffieh. Swedish and £_ 

Msh M B win sailed the roast 

more than too yean ago 

"dime at eveninc to the mouth 

of feif Harbor. axuid between 

Ope May and Xgg Harbor flat 

•and beaelM with low bilk*," 

This entry dated VS33 1B the 

journal of David PMtersaon Oe 

Vriea, Dutch explorer, is the first 

reference ever made to Ocean City, 

Octmn Oty dM noc come into 

official existence until 1879 when 

tour Methodist ministers came by 

rowboat from the Atlantic County 

mainland to establish a Christian 

Prior to this Hnte. the Island on 

which Ocean Qty Is located was 

called Peck's Beach, The origin of 

the name Peck's Beach is shroud. 

been many versions penned by 

historians of the 

Detailed Model Of 

TNI OMAN CITY SENTtNCL LtDOCR 

One of the more popular legonris 

eenneeted with the original nam«? 

of the island concerns a r«1ogbtabte 

whaleman who aperau-d in 

this viciniry about the year 1W 

John Feck wait to court at Burlington 

to claim ownenshjp >f i 

stranded srtale on the beach hen-, 

ft B' prt*aBf»* Ihaf flip name 

Peek's Beach evolved from 

l proceedings. 

!» -.->• "»*»•. 

few And I Were Yeyrig—Iffi tt. and 'Walk,J905 

Arcordms 

Swtid«>s and 

now 

And On Display In The Qtman City Museum 

to h:-; r-iw 

Barque Sindia Grounded On Beach 

Since 1924 |65 Years Ago; Now T 

SEE US TO 

BUY - RENT 

SELL 

AD Pokes of Red £*ute 

ASSOCIAT IS 

LUKE P. MAYER 

GfOftOE I, BOOTH 

A, BRUCE KING 

S33 W«ley Aft. DijJ 399-5233 

Lite mast aceanfide towns, 

Qcw Ojy can boast of its ship, 

wrecks, The most famous wreck 

and one wMeh provides an interesting 

story for the native tongue 

and visiting car ii the grounding 

of the barque Sindia. 

On the early nwrnin*- erf December 

25 uoi, the Sindia was bound 

for New York Qty with a hold- 

Oiled witti camphor oili china 

^m, tanibuu aatf jMBumrn **** 

Irom Kobe, Japan. 

A howHng Atlantic storm forced 

the Sindia off her course and she 

oatiMr aground on the beach of 

Ocean Oty off 17th st, Whm the 

men of the Ocean City and Peck's 

ssssssaasssJsl I IsssHslslass^s— flii •( " "- 

on the scene with daylight, the 

feet at wnd, Therp was 14 feet 

of water In her hull. 

Tht heavy m made a breerhei 

bwy lifeJme from thr hrmc-h f*i 

Um *cfc of the ahlp impoMibh>: AU 

day long, men of the hfc-saving statimm 

nmai bo«ts back and torth 

between the beach and the snip, 

fcrryiflg the er#w to wa/ety. 

Far aevcrai days, the Sindia 

ppov«d a tmnentfou* tourist at- 

Vhtt OCEAN CITY in '66 

"AMBUCA-S ouAmt rumr mom" 

We are P*OUD of OUR RECORD 

mmme OCMN an 

MU ItfATE 

tOAil$ 

IEM1 COLLECTIONS • APPIAISALS 

m 

•.MAtUMV 

1. r 

From all sufmundirh; 

areas the curious earn© 

to Ocean Cily to N 

«,»: 

* n«*> 

wide a/niilships and narrow at !he 

hr»w Urtl siiTn that she 

in the mnri htilh fnrr 1 anrt af», 

ritnaifkî 

on fh»' *. 

Cii^ks i.nfaininc the ,..,., 

nil burst and the r'nur hMs • 

The i-rt-w. wiuch hguJvpH «f ih^ 

Swarf Kin-ire hi-n' left Tui-sdaj ,«f. 

'ttm*m for NPW York '*i th«' tt'i"st- 

The 

^ 4t ,lhwtd!..r>-s ' i .•.!• 

:M> ir^ *•]:•> i rf .UI. 

i. f .i.i > u*.. n*. 

s fh.ir'..r A,r 1,, 

And MtcfWne 

TWO NAMES YOU 

Kp*P*ak# 

warmth in iti prrftrt 

?|iknil(ir in it» (superb 

rinf rdUik Wi 

tf d l l w 

©MM *I.L 

THOMAS JEWELflS 

»i$ ASBURY AVtWM 

It HI.'M.VN < AKK 

COMPLtTI JIWCLKV 

Conj/j/enf and Covrteout Service 

As Usuaf Sine* 1936 

DAVID V. BRADFORD 

REALTOR 

— 19M 

Brothers First Eyed Margate 

Ite Of Their Planned Community 

. fl| vm, WUliam 

FWlsdelphia, and S. 

_* mm ttniHam tliniiuiilii i «K_ u _. , 

, attended a rest 

Ocean Grove, 

discussed between 

themselves the Idea of establishing 

a summer resort founded on what 

ttey described as Christian principle!. 

They agreed their community 

should be on the Southern 

New Jersey coast. 

Ulling History Of Ctdar frm 

iMtMMMMM»«» 

SPECIALIZING IN RESORT 

REAL ESTATE 

HOMES • BUSINESS 

• INCOME PROPERTY 

SELL • BUY • LEASE 

• PROPERTY MANAGEMENT 

LMLiT'/'AWREMCE 

REALTOR 

til Atlantic Av*. Welcome 

fhtfw 3M-00I4 f 

##•< 

to 

Ocean City 

REAL ESTATE SERVICE! West Jersey 

le & Guaranty Co. 

icean Abstract Co. 

rA 1STtACTS 

• INSURANCE 

• SITTlCmiNTS 

Van a lookout la m him\ atm INSURANCE AMPtC FRII 

der«d the fan. It is beb>ved that oat tor 

*• watrti 

•rX* J- •fi^.tr'Si 

n the State l^jiaiatiiM 

ilng the project, the Lake 

family selected a site on the south 

portion of Absecon Island on which 

Is now located the city of Margate. 

However, investigation revealed 

that the land was held by an 

estate with a number of minor 

heirs, It was decided to abandon 

this site because of the difficulty 

in obtaining inclusive title. 

Later the same summer, the 

Lake brothers left their Pleasantville 

home and headed for South 

S»«vi!le in ape May County to 

afiifid a camp meeting. They were 

sailing across Great Egg Harbor 

Bay when their attention was at. 

trailed to the tree^bvered island 

known m Peeks Beach, 

On September 10. W9, Enm B. 

. MtHc, S, Wesley Luke aol f "»— 

E, Lake, in the company of WUiittm 

H. Bum-ll, also a Methodist 

minister, sailed from the mainland 

to Peck's Beach on an inspetUon 

trip. 

They landed on the bay side of 

the island and followed a cow 

path to a bluff on the north point 

itt the island. There under a cedar 

trf»- they held a conference whic-h 

was evened by prayef for divine 

guidance and Messing, 

There they made ihelr historic 

derision. Perks Beach was to be 

ihe location of the Christian sea« 

shore resort. The job confronting 

them was formniable and prepon* 

(itTiiuM *1th /etail. Thiy had to 

ncjiuire fuJ^Gtle to the entire island 

to monopolize the land but 

the island had to be owned in 

toto if the plans they had in mind 

were to succeed. 

Ten days later, September 20, 

a meeting com'i'ned in the home 

of the_Ri-v. Wood at 17» N. 7th 

si. In Philadelphia, There the gathering 

considered ways and mi-am 

of orgmnizing a land impruwmmt 

und camp nieefinR a.§»iciBtion to 

be lormted on Peck's Beoih. 

Bit by bit ov-er the rwxi dwa/le 

the AMfK-itttkwi cleared titles and 

• *, 

THE OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER 

.*' 

|t.«r . • -.«iv 

i/it'r. 

Under This Ancient Cedar Tree Still Standing 

At 6th st. And Atbury av. The Founding Minister* 

Knelt In Prayer. 

acquired the pruprrly until cvt*ry 

inch of pj-ck's Beach was subji-ctfd 

to the nsstricfions nf the Association 

Intended to impose and 

which were the basis cin which the 

entire development was advam'Kl. 

Founders Insisted On 

Observance Of Sabbath 

The founders who Incorporated 

(kcan Oty decreed mat forevwr 

it « mi-aninfiless 

w.i>nIs OVCT the yenrs huvv 

been painfully 

no taprooms or liquor si< «•wnMv b«s>n 

ovwKh-rttbly moriifiivi fiver the 

yean. But their influence is still 

by the fact thsif mosics 

djs*> arr ft»rbidden in Sinn's. In 

fact, all but a few Sinn's arc 

closed on the Sabbath, 

Resort visitors ran patnxuze 

rmtaurants as usual, but mwne essential 

foods, gasoline and other 

Items, and ti caurae em>iy bnthinK, 

boating, nsMng and other n. 

This was a result of the former 

President'* orM vi«U to Ocean 

Qty last August. Lee wrote to Mr, 

Eisenhower that, as a historian of 

note, he might want to know a 

community. 

Brig, Got. Robert L. Srfwte, 

Mr. Eisenhower's executive asatetant, 

sent an acknowledgement of 

the gift and added that it would 

be Included with other Elsenhower 

personal possessions and historical 

items in the Presidential Library, 

" . •'*» 

MM * — MCTlOil 

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M C J* 

NOSTALGIC BAYFRONT SCENE, This U the old 

shore Club House of the Pennsylvania Railroad YMCA of 

Philadelphia on the Ocean City bayfront at the tain of ths 

century. 

INSURANCE EXCLUSIVELY 

ALL TYPES, WCLUDWG LffE 

The R. E. DARBY AGENCY 

Consistent Service Since 1905 

corner in town • 

For Quick Action in Buying and Renting! 

GARDENS 

1-FAMILY DWELLING 

ream, dining room and kitch- 

•n. Gat floor h 

*11,500. 

612-14 Central 

Avenue 

2-FAMILY APAHTMENT 

bath, eH, Pipad far hot wafer 

h#at. Sâr garaga. 

'8,750. 

To Settle Estate 

Priced to Sell 

CENTER CITY 

709 STH STREET 

Fourth Building from 

the Oc*on. 

• FAMILY APARTMENTS. 

• MpsrniMiiT ovoivci. 

Incofft* $6^40. 

Asktng SoU Price 

Cash «««virad $11,000. 

D. ALLEN STRETCH, JR. 

HIM 

Phone: 

399-0655 

399-0007 

AT IK 

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TH1 OCCAM CITY SINTINIL-LlDGCR 

ol Mutftum Fountainhead Of Local Lore 

St !••* , ' «SBBBBSSM —ha nf •• 

MB* ate B«M_ I- Hb. - •- w ^ •** •• 

AHBMi Ihs BHHBgB MSB fla^fe ât flHsaASasat aril 

k to> 

••••••• of ISM, but at 

flat and of the summer and the 

•awl Of IB* now sgntoi 

were placed in cwOty 

two 

and the W«atey av structure was 

wim perm- 

ck> 

•awtey at tte Museum, 

The vMasfs isilstu at the 

^^ — —*— — 

•K acraons from 

wA, two 

and one each from 

f gj us*uaV« tog, Dunr* eight 

of hat summer, a total ol 

boota or photo the 

the Ocean CMy 

tax-exempt 

in 

M ajn 

They 

. cooperation with 

r** "it municipal goimiiuieiM, Un» 

they dcr this charter, the group also is 

m*< ) *m» 

•. ' jg' =t ; • •< • m ("as «fr- -'-Ti?i>= 

•afMaTtti fte regi*try during 

•• WBw penoa were 166 New 

MM| » from Maryland and 

« M Datemre, "me lag -how- Nmw Hmnm Of The Historical Mutmum 

la SOUTH OCEAN CITY Fropertiei 

EVA R. McCORKLE 

571$ Aabury Av« 

Inquirimt arm Solicit*! 

SMrth Ocean City Real Estate 

St. A Mtetf Av*. MIMM 399.1861 

NIW MAMMAL MNTALS 

tklW, 

^wpSPIsWRfl 1 

11. • 1 • t 

Wmn, « SHJM 

EXCELLENT LOCATIONS, ALL OPEN TO 

tASMXBLE OFFER. OWNERS PLEASE ^ND LBTOIG5, 

to collect and 

iunna M M

. -* 

our 

* 

fit July 

Tfce Old House Tour in 

mgue. an organization infer- 

In authentic antique* and 

y American urMfectuw as 

u contemporary art. 

•" For a snail fee, visitors may 

.IWkMi • tour ticket which en- 

•ttiien than to vijit 16 or so historic 

"j*I house, of the county, ranging 

ytont a SMalte stretch from BOPS- 

Mat, juat Once mile* (ram 

mart, aouthward to Cape 

All of fte houses an 100 to 300 

aU, and many of them have 

eXtenriwty restored to dupli. 

as nt^ as possible Ibeir art- 

?*l condition. Authentic furnish- 

-lng» abound in most of thprn, as 

"Iheir owner* cherish the historical 

t jfcqwi on fne outfor 

easy identification, these 

; jour honw aw opened for public 

ly on this one occasion 

year. The tourist may visit 

•Them In aagr order he efcoows, and 

*jtf his own pace, 

I* MNQF nones were built in the 

when tile early county settlers 

ngaced In whaling, boat 

t and othme pumuu whkh 

largely disappeared from the 

a . Sopw of the examples of 

•^band-work in their construction are 

«4H •HNR Ifip rtydeiâ of woodwork** 

•Jug and archHectuw even today. 

*&J, *>. . 

IN THE GOOD OLD SUMMERTIME, Note the itraw 

skimmers and inkle-length skirts worn by the strollers ui 

this Victorian vintage photograph of the Ocean City beachfront. 

The old Hippodrome Pier, later destroyed by fire, is 

THI OCEAN CITY SINTINIL-LIMIR 

seen in the foreground. In the upper right Is the facade of 

the boardwalk Music Pier M Moorlyn turSuui the boardwalk. 

Everything Good to Eat Tabernacle Office Site 

Of First OC Schoolroom 

1249 Ajbwry 

SHAFTO'S RESTAURAIT 

FAMOUS FOR MOD COOKING 

Dial m-0316 

f-Campbeirs Seafood*- 

KITCHEN 

OPENING 

FRIDAY, MAY 13th, 1966 

; 

. - •>?.- - ' ^ ' 

TAKE-OUT SERVICE ONLY 

Cooked Seafood 

DIAL 

OjMii omf 

399- 

BBBHBBBBBBl 

ft«crdy 

4337 

To S«rv* You 

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Thp founding fathers of O,van 

City apparently were awutv ••,.' :h • 

value of u funna] »if c..*:*.pri hcf>:.^.i.* h.>»? ua 

a! !h»* (iifin 1 ';fv 

y.- ,.ff ,; ,• t ,; ,,, 

fjid L. •• .i f ,r r 

pp fir ,T •,, , 

is onp of the tr.iwuii irj.f 

by T, 

colksf oh th" n-.v 

trmces the hiffon, nf th.. 

îmmunity tmm thn t:m«» it wi,s 

a Bleak island before ITno up >,,.> 

n't rnprirary times 

rrmri thp Past." Is ,, 

of rtwrtw items of ints'ri* 

culled from npw«napi.«r file' 1 *. 

old minute books and other sourtt > and 

) > r'ti>rt;tinnu.Mr thi- tint 

•i-Li--, m-i-Ai'l diplimi.is. 'ITii- ilasji 

1 ' (Mpi-H-.i >i:\ Mudi n'j. uhiim iiwii- 

l»!f*i»f ;it»Hit fhrii- yi-ars f »•.•- 

.•isln-% s. I-HIPI titijfl;,^ 

In !;«ti thi- iir;yiri.il vtni. lurn 

^•'!.•> !• ni .juttTI .its! flic hi 1 :, k IMIII.I. 

iJiii iiriwntly liK-ainl .MI t|M> siu> 

•A t« . ..nsinitiiii. liijiMm th.s |,tm,. 

!!•••• i liisM-s weiv wjiti, nsi ,n %lir, 

.••iii* .ifJiiTs arrt htiili!im:> .ir.N 

!•• -iirTK Wfis •t|n i m>m!s of 

liiiaf Kiiii Unbar Bay thnt nro 

cii»ssifl by as many comreii 1 and 

sii^l liriducs on ihe stale highway 

Uuu'iti On in City .ind thr niaJn. 

liilid at Sntnel> I*oint, 

Tin first 'nit ymi cnm% rominsr 

JiiWJHl ih'- -.hm-f i^ Ship Qyiinnjjl, 

,ii Sunn is I'M Mi's wiHeiironf The 

h iiv (Ti.iMrK'l rinii lij'Hch Thorofiii' 

Tin- I.lit' i i* 1 'he main chan- 

• , | ij r:;- 'h'- li'i-.il li;i>!n>Mt. 

OR JUST WISHIN' 

Po 

Ocwn 

10 and 

ing 

A few 

'or air 

rate of 

at 

pjiday, 

hjstory of 

by meant «|, 

flight 

un 

'Uke 

IF 

FOR THE 

GOOD OLE Ml 

YOU'LL FIND IVfln 

OLB FAS 

including THE FOOD at 

RESTAURANT! 

EXCEPTWHAUlf FINE FOOD * SERVICE FOR OVER HMf 4 

REOPENING 

SUNDAY/MAY 

On The Boardwalk - Opposite 

«. . • ^ "s *.. . • 

AMPtE PAIKMO 

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NEWSPAPER OFnCE. Thta Anbury av rtil 

was the location of the first newspaper printed 

y in 1881. It was also the post oMce 

s Events Since '81 

Oty had bnn- 

B pi in' "ti .ViJiury av 

M Mr IMiinwin WM» !!• 

| aal pubii-Ji.T fur X> yonrn, 

m^j«(»Ts m.i.li- Ihi-ir 

but thi> uniy HOC ttmt 

mtinuoiiKly WHM HIP 

It wti itartiii m 1WT by 

I CMi\rr ThL- ni'wupapi'r was 

the »iur*lit>K buRrri uf 

Qty AMii'iHtiiin. a fl.mi 

in ttw rcwirt during 

to ((«• (kitm l"ity 

ud NHuhinK Cunipuny, 

L inKmm pur- 

SpntinH. and in the 

\m. Thr S»-n- 

The ledger wen* vm- 

the (dem Oty 

tm Tu.—! 

|ti qnij n 

0n«n c 

|tkr 

iiiiUi law 

the .*wrtn#|. 

puUiiihth.-Srntim*l- 

in th«« punt 

riiimf '»f cir. 

"f^n. 1 vijumn and 

o*iuinimlH* at tba 

.if thi* year and 

Tu. Hilay ami Kri. 

i fte «uniMi( r numths from 

.i "4-|ilpiiiiior, efh 

journal, 

euMomen each w«* Thp g 

arc rtTiiliPd by the Audit Bureau 

of Qrvulatian. nationally recog. 

nizpd asrwy avrving advc-rtiivra 

and publishers 

Thp dtwri- to give thp petit pr». 

•ihip KTvic-e to readprs and adv«-rtiscrs 

pmmptî UK- switch to 

twicr-a-wcek publii'ation in the 

summer mx ypars ag«, Combinod 

thf two papers v%. 

IJilJOU piT »w>k during Augu.st. 

I'rrKlui-im; ihis newspaper n>quirw 

a staff .if 15 fuli empiiiso* 

tin- jcar .irnumi VMIJI a 

fuuple (if extni harits mipi(ê«i 

in the suiimier rnimths whi-n the 

Iniipt

• -*• 4 

.-•»»-. 

AND 

SEAFOOD 

THE OCEAN CITY SENTINEH.EDCER 

Fresh Fish in season; Cooked Seafood to take out 

ON THE BAYFRONT - NEAR NINTH STREET 

OPEN f A.M. to 9 P.M. 

OPENING FOR THE SEASON IN MAY 

ENJOY SAILING ON THE "SWEETHEART 

*JFT. 

4 f 

YINO SAUCER 

Up to 90 MU«« P«r How 

Orty.1 HOUR RIOt 

•// 

"T ," V 

NATIONALLY FAMOUS r 

H.YM6 PONY - VffittOAT MDES 

'' »,.•«, and 1 p m. 

SNACK 

BAR 

OPOI DAILY 9 a, m. t© 9 p. m, 

Featuring 

CLAMS - OYSTERS 

AND ALL TYPES OF 

SEAFOOD 

The "WILD GOOSE" 

*«-".• *««vrm 4 p.m. MI Dally 

You're Jnvited to Watch 

the Activities on 

Doy't CaNh at 4 P.M. 

Trip* 

•^^^g^^3 

• DEEP SEA FISHING • 

HALFDAY TRIPS: 730 .. m. to ri:JO •. m. . ! 00 p. m. ta S:N^ 

L«av«i 8 .. m. Returns 4 p m, 

(AtSO AVAILAtLE FOR CHARTER) 

THE BlttY C 

, 11 RM »• 5 jp, m. 

SPtaAL FISHERMAN'S 

food 

•y—•""*-'"*> 

— m$ 

*&.*;, 

4 

THE OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDOER MM 1 -» 

... for those who want a 

seashore home of their own! 

NO DOWN PAYMENT — 

LONG TERM PERMANENT FINANCING 

if you own your own lot 

. . with beauty and 

quality built in! 

Choose your dream homo and secure permanent financing 

all In one place f As easy and fatt as buying a car, only 

boiler! Nobody else can make homo buying so convenient! 

Save thousands of doHars, got more homo for your money. 

VALUE FOR VALUE -•• NONE BETTER THAN HILCO! 

HILCO^S ptv^wff mil pUBMsfiBH^ niM 

m»rhod> MiaW* yaw to (•» mor» Hviny 

your ffwtwy fimi you weuM III Miy •Hw 

•Mo convootiowoiiy"toMiiT liotrto* Uviny 

ipicteutly Into) MM anothor. 

# * # 

mil KuinnNTi AND sntviei 

AMNMT Mtra HILCO HNUft 

diMf», Ani few 

HILCO Km to 

•f • 

HILCO 

HILCy$l«roo

M 

I**- 

ForSlafc 

k Next Decade 

sTaa ' of BUTP asm 

THI OCEAN CITY 

Arty's Conception Of New Center Note Landscaping On Front and Side, 

Idedly Located Between Bay, Sea 

Cape County Prime Vacation Land 

CUTE MAY CX-HT KX'-S 

C^pe May 

PenW5 l\T«Wi Ami 

- ros 

cit? j train those i^Jk* md. 

»' fii ' "ho 

th-. 1 wati'n*'hif uutdnir rtH.'rt'a'lunai 

a,::s:r:i's hrip rnake a cwiipU-te 

v-jk-at: « :.i Cipe May County, 

:•" •- ad : !. Tkil infirrnation vmfitKh th« Asbury nv. buRinesa 

dUtrt.-t unA'r tho light of a H«fip 

n, 

mounted cowboys ghosts and 

Impersonation* of persoralitiei 

and went* in the news, the mas* 

quernders evoke the applause, 

laughter and comment of the sorelators. 

Every year is a brand new 

show. 

' Colorful and tuneful bands and 

bugU« corps spt the cadence for 

the march, with elaborate floots 

Riving the event a hit of 

pageantry. The entire procmnion 

paiwei in review before a panel 

of Judges seated in an I'sptN-ially 

aonstructed stand in front at city 

hail, 

. The event is staged armuaUy by 

the OcTHn City Bcchiuw" Hub 

with n«msmncp from the city. The 

ÛCIKCS an 1 members of Flxthangc 

Cluiis in Ctpe May and Atlantic 

courrtips, and tht 1 parade marshals 

an 1 Iwni BichunBites. 

The HHllosi'e'pn parade has he± 

como ani> of the outstanding 

even!"!

Playground System 

Extensive Of Any 

>ng Jersey Seashore 

•ctfv© mind* and bodiei ae- 

•»• it acsuiaad pUy ftwn sun- 

MW, 

• full safe 

the plmfimi«l 

Md and softball diamond maintained 

lor their An. 

For the adults, who +y away 

from the more strenuous sports. 

"— si a battery of well-equipped 

Awards right off the board- 

. as w«U as tte R«cre«tkvi 

Center building on 6th st. where 

they may enjoy canis, checkers, 

matUu^ and private parttea, 

merry-jo- To supplement the Recreation 

ttiittswism CMor'S proVMa, the department 

other activity aad sponsors Softball leagues far 

afl administered by a SMB MM baseball seasons for 

of profcMiooal youth «ayst>> mi— bwa. A w activities are 

, PUTTING ON BOARDWALK—MinUture golf course 

•• located skmg Ocean City's boardwalk, while a number 

af m in IM M«i>«-i>. ngul courses ar« located on the mainland 

•t awe-Mr 

Flying Visitors Like 

Resort's Landing Strip 

W Jfct OMi CUjr Aiiyort A*. 

2^^^w yiswaa n ns o«aaaa 

of Wortd War n, private 

became big business 

the country. The Asso- 

Jmtl ltmeU with improving 

todlities at the airport to the 

end result that the facility has bemmm 

mm of the man popular on 

At prlwttr pilot's flying circuit, 

b addition to operating the air- 

—• at a profit over 

•ottdtsd and to most 

obtained federal funds, with 

* constantly 

the more notable 

the fnstalla. 

foe night flying. 

Mm. the 

whirt attract 

from all along tbe ««_•_. 

i tons Matae to ITortda 

toraway as Calitornia. 

MBsnl aavnaBs^, 9IB ^BK 

rt the muniepal airport has 

resurfaced with bituminoua 

the •irstrip 

conducted daily at the Bay av, 

baUfield on the bayfrent between 

5th and 6th sts. 

Al» for high school and poU«£* 

boys, the 6i§? conduits a highly 

competitive baskeball league under 

floodlights every wmMay 

evening during July and August 

«i tte Recreation Center's con- 

Crete courta, 

TTie tennis courts nearby are 

lor bii 

Golf Courses 

] On Mainland 

4 Near The City 

Ocean City Is a golfer's paradise 

with a numbpr of fine courses Jj 

within a short automobile r>M 

from this resort, 

The nearest place to Iff «S s 

«t the Ocean Cify-btomffs P >.i: 

GxM Oub, !c^ than thnv - - 

aw^y acroH the bay at Si 

înt. This 18-holp lay.iu: n 

dew throug t» pine «c*A 

to a lew hundred j-Rrt* ,-j* 

Great Egg Harbor Ba\ u h 

which helps to makr i: c* 

cool on many days whcr 

farther inland would hf 

The Somers Pdn- £>L 

to visitors and jt hm 

clubhouse offortnc p- play iss ,m im|»irtant far. 

['«• m thi> .irtri^niient of any 

>imnirfliT and tht» supi a rviuiua] 

thontofii' as boabntn 

thtir CTaft_ nnd thrmst'lvvs. and. 

cavort in the annual Niît Ih 

V«fat\» manm' pagoBat in 

Thiiruiarr. 

"The Perfect Palr^ 

ALL AMERICAN RADl 

and 

HuntinQ PBfMNor sport 

On OW Pedt'» Beach 

M'i BMA, flw 

South Jersey 

AM Dial 

103.7 on Your FM Dial 

To ** 

U*m to Ow OaHy 

Gty News (Our Efavwifl. 

SPORTS 

a popular huntflnom 

th* 

31ST ST. 4 ASBURY AVI. DUt; 

LEON K GR1SBAWI 

All formt oi 

HEAL ESTATE 4 I 

SINCI 1920 

Sroodam of 

1.^.^'^V'"^. 

,0N - 

DIAL 

399- 

0450 

THI OCCAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDOCR 

LOUIS 

REGISTERED 

PLUMBING and HEATING - SALES and SERVICE 

618 WEST AVE. OCEAN CITY 

LARGE STAFF OF 

FACTORY TRAINED MEN 

TO SERVE YOUR 

PLUMBING & HEATING NEEDS 

Factory Authorized Service For 

DELCO HEATING EQUIPMENT 

SERVICE 

OH BURNER INSURANCE — COMPLETE COVERAGE 

FOR ONLY PENNIES A"flAT* • * ' r ' •.• 

• AUTOMATIC METERED DELIVERY 

are you Interested In 

NIW, DIFFWENT 

•M CCONOMICAU 

*75 100 

IMm 

stpfat 

ttHr.MiaTA 

CUABANTEED SAVINC! T*rt*ct 

NO MONEY DOWN pwm today fbr • H 5 B 

B YEARS TO PAY JHBAT PLANT 1WVCY| 

* y 1 * •. . . " " V' '$"*f+\ *•,•" •. - - * .'. 

*J* •»-J.i_.a.^-4- a t •_ _=^t * 

,•>•'•' >.''!.v'iL *•».•• •'"' • 

«..'•#•• 

: ~*f 

•.*TL 

"A*

ftp easfnthn taai i •(« 

thing vtfl 

 

a Bat ai wajrcri to mw 

wide and varied Mn cf d» 

Otter tntereMins subject* on tte 


tag, typewriting. 

The adult MM pays a 

ftutfcâ** law fcv Ikk "- *- --- 

HiHi^H if* mm HBV flrw^S yDlaWi 

and the atntfctt* have the ftiD use 

at tft* Ocean Oty High School ed- 

' ' " [ the 

pool 

wort. 

ttw Te Yhft Oce^ Dty Thfc 

ANY OLD KEY IS NO PROBLEM AT ALL FOR A . . 

I OP.KftMITH 

SO IF YOU HAVE TROUBLE ImW KEYS. NIGHT LATCHES or DOORSFTS - JIST CALL 

1200 WEST AVENUE 

K M CITT, N, J. 

DIAL 399-6559 

im mmm mn MNTINIL4,IMIII 

Business G/ISIMS Under Canopy Q# Srfgfif fyfo U9/1/* 

Helps Boys In Sports 

The O««af» Ctj Y-mth A* 

ssacatidO ;s ded;.*a:«i !o fhf »*f. 

rr of suppi*-,ng an apprupr-.a(# 

and w»m-n*?uia!pd spans pr -cr^n 

fir Ocean Cry boys, 

Soasher* t-L Reports 

$1 Million ReseurcM 

Tho Siuihon 1 Buiii.ns: tnd Loin 

Ass.H:a:,ori .n s't ,Vnd ,Lnnu: TO AGAIN SWVtNG 

Tit mm hi FMt & Quality Meats 

•r jar i ir 

•A 

r-^-rf 

•y*f • *,v 

, „, . .,.• . . . «,• . . . . . 

. •••...* •^&--&k 

\ • • ' • - 

This Assoriaacn is an 

•Trd body of mm deriiratrd to 

fiivp youth an opportuniiy to par. 

t.npafe in ail sports the yrmr 

around A prraidcnt vitvpms* 

d»>nt, aeoreUry. ttvaaum 1 and 

si"\-pn tn»t«*s compcw ttie nucU-us 

of 0>e Kmup. winch haida 

niJ^'fin^ thrauâut the \nr Thm 

prubiem of span»«i to furnuh the 

unifiKins, aiat+ies, nmna^nv. urn* 

p:rrs playing fariiit.es and eqicp- 

.T.tW an« wjfw of tftp it«tw Bwt 

n.usf he taken rare of before the 

The major funrtton of the Aa> 

s-.. ;it; m LS to ot-ganw and opefmtp 

KiM-hitll games en the atyie of 

piny on sn»l.-sizi- husebmll dl«- 

111.w»J* bmit miMly by the cflortB 

o{ Aswoation mbm at 6lh at 

an! Way av 

On the avenge, tt» Aapeiaflan 

td fiv» t««ma in gar Minor 

(agv I, fl and 10) with 15 

i« eartl router THP Major 

also \M a fis-c tpam league 

Aft 

to ate a 

for bay* 1J 

gnup in the 

t-omprtrt is an 

aty of Owm aty R#rn«. 

partmenf randurti a monv 

r*»j£r«m of ha*i-balt fop Oiii 

«gr groups whirh 

as a ft-prfjng «yst«m for 

players that kmwa ^ 

f-amp or M ftr othfr 

Several ymn •#> a farm I ^ H 

enrted far boyi under th* 

year llmitatkn. 

. This ww Youth Athletic Afr 

conducts a tell program 

pt^r^ 

anprtOan. At th« 

 

ta achedukd with aa 

la 

Ocean City Glitters With L 

During Christmas Holiday 

During the period from Chr^tmat 

thnmigh New Ynu"i Day, 

Oetan City ii a beautiftjl splaah 

at holiday rotor u rMort houaenaUen 

and tadnM pe^te decorate 

their properte* In all the 

•pangle and ipmrkle of that happy 

fay and ^»ectaouUr garb 

* ONM CHy daring UM 

ChriatntM •Maen attract* »i«ht- 

BLUa (ram area* extending to 

neishboring stated to view the 

colorful decoration* which bright. 

en the re-wrt. 

Mi^tj-folon>d lights hung in Barlands 

of laurH wreath and pine 

bougha drape hundrwi* of hojnM 

and create a canopy irf Ughf o\er 

the business district in one of the 

most dazzling dixplayii of Otn 

platr* of states bnrdering New 

^tosav AflBaaf to ^siiAf amyflri JÂ 

dty. 

"Hie rify p»tfBmi>Bt and the 

Iflertûifs irf 'hi* fivrviHjfl'iv iihiirf 1 

much of the d«i«wmt;ni» The dty 

trims all public bu.lding* and 

Btrings liptits o%w A-*hiiry av and 

•djaopttt side Km-ftii in the 

•f*rt mm akmg both Mtm of 

Asbury av. MBPTP they ufanti 

•entry-like, Uhawinawd by bght. 

In adtOtion the city 

encourage* Hie ddraration of priv. 

lmp*rial Crab 

DaviM Crab 

DvviM Crab Patty 

Soft Sfwil Crab 

O CIMH 

BraiM Pitataf 

•tt BflmM and tatimM building, the 

by ofiering cmah prtoe* to thoM the 

judged to be the beat decorated. men'a 

About pOO in prisM are offered 

for the beat decorated home*) and We 

shops, and tar window painting 

on 

and door decorationa. 

and 

merit, 

Oompetitlon la keen and the 

ewtJoa, 

Judging precise. The winner* are 

•etertad by mf Art, Gar*** and 

American Home Departments of 

decoraiaa. 

Shell wear it with pride . , , eherfc* 

two bindi of 14 ktrat gold iif nj|r 

, , , in turn, the bands are joint* 

aynrhetic birthstoM of the montli ,„ 

Ae Wmltjr. THIii IS ONLY ONI 

RiNG." IT IS M diitinctiv., M 

has bcMi amardrd IS. Patent 

for it by name, cofifirm it by in i 

— OPIN ALL 

THOMAS ifWELflS 

n$ ASBURY AVBM 

R THOMAS fAKK pn 

COMPLITI JlWILBV RI»AJt 

OUR 70 YEARS 

HICKMAN 

SEAFOOD 

OCEAN CITY 

PHONE 399-1515 

Lmu Worry for 

• • Wi DELIVtt 

Choice of one 

Saw, or 

(VbM 

mm 

^f^^^Wr 

^ < " 

(D SCL LI'TURERS- Building castli-s in the sand 

to many of today's youngsters. Here a group of 

ubit the sports car which they built with sand on 

City beavh. Kor years, sand castle building haj, 

on thu 

Uine ql many un J. 

City buath. 

EOPENING MAY 1st 

[©won City'* Finest Antique Shop it 

SUTTQN'S 

— ANTIQUES — 

1741 ASBURY AVENUE 

A COMPUTE LINE OF 

SELECTED ANTIQUES 

COINS • JEWELRY 

Bought and Sold 

f 

^ - ' - ' - - • • •-• . : ' " • . - f * * ~ - ' • • - ' • • • • • • — - - • 

AMPLE FREE PARKING • 

a 

1 

i •i 

I 

South End Beach 

Is A State Park 

A now state park with [ 

swimming uni sirrnlar 

.-u-ijvftii-s is p!;iMi»ii| at 

- portum of Peck's 

-iiH , , . the isiiinil on whiih 

111 City is louaU'd, 

UH> Stati- IX- 

;md Ei-i>inti-n-st 

in J 4li ui-res iif niifunU 

txiih iiivi mi .iiliml.iml in {'(tije 

n.i'iit m-Anl In .lcquiiv tin 1 jiriifi. 

t'itj, uni, r ihe tiniifi Ac-n>s prr>k:i 

un a N. « J1 •[>!•>• stjiti- plan tii 

iiiiiM I%I' )«iiiii' of the jiiirtc's na> 

turitl asv'n iiH-i;iisi tin' i run Richliii-nt 

iif siitiiirlian iuki, in SIBIK; 

f.i'u'.s iirlun ^nrtsih. 

ITic Fiili-ril giAPniiiM'nt in 

\V.i>hmuli>n ;i|ifiiiAisi iif the pi,if) 

aiiit ihc Kiili-ral I'rkmn Ri-ni \vil 

AiliiHnis'niiiiin tiriinlni $j"(i mil i.j 

iini thc:» statf of Ni-w JCPM-J in ai-- 

s •uih if 

tmiti st. Tin- IVM nf (hi' ÎM i(»| is 

nniulm^la/iil un the wi-st side (if 

Iliarh 'nvirnf.ir" whih .scinrati s 

I'li'k'-S 14*-(' Ii fi'ini the inainlund. 

Si •.'!•• - .'i. lii-r SniII JiM S isitilPS 

•Ml* IHllll l| HI II ..ll,HWi III. Ill- 

!M iriiim: the 

frutii < » i ,ui City's smith t-tvl I»-Jii-hit. 

uni .sibmiJ yiHi In- ;t liiiil funor 

a natun* hncr the nrljanMkJuws 

ait' uliso \sith bin Is 

and anIm;ilK 

elcome Visitors 

To Ocean City 

We Hep* Your Stay Here It A Pleasant One. 

Why not consider •vtntuoiiy making this Ideal Family 

yowr permanent place of rt§id«nc«, ; 

YM» CM Miily beep in touch wMi octivity in Ocean City 

subscribing to Thi OcMn City S«ntln»i-Uclgw, Only M.75 

Mam mriil *—*— --—- *—— - L — L full of interfiling newt 

yaw favorite rttort and ham* cammynify. 

WMit 

OTV 

c fMr wm e# Hie 

f my rttnlttaiwe fo 

THB OCIAN CITY MNTWiW-iDOW ^ 

. . * . . ' . . , . " . , . . . . ' . '.".'........... • • • • • • ••""•• '• 

, , , • «• • •••»*, 

i •• jfc •• J^*- * f'â«alaaamaa§ \~*»Jb*^*~~ 

we UccM uty joiiiiCi"i*HyP* 

- M 

tm raan; oCiAN CITY. N. U 

THI OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LIDOIR T — 

• II 

I I I I I 

iiltiiiiiii 

At Right 1$ Thm Nmw Whitby Wing On $hen Memorial Hospital 

People Of Two Counties 

Short- McrriurijJ Hoepital in 

Dfiirby Srnicrs Point opttMxi iu 

new Louis B. Whitby Wing this 

y-ar. adding ;inijth»T M pmtic>nt 

Ij«ilf4 in its wr pxponiling lac-ilitii-s 

in can- for the hospital luxl 

• if Capti May juid Atlaiidc Coun. 

lust. 

The iii-w fUi'fiiiiir Whitby Wing 

has tlinv fliniin fur patient lmli{- 

In iukiiiion tu the 9a tKîs tfuit 

N. J. Resorts Enjoyed 

Banner Year In 1965 

Ri'[iiir1s inilieiili* tlvit thi 1 New 

Jersi-y n-4.ii1s in l!»'..*i enjuyinj a 

IhiiiiH-i' ji'.ir. I'liiiii INI:». nf ineiitii'' 

H|>cnt friMii the New Je'rsi-y Tniscl 

;i!(l Kesmi ,\>wx'iiit.'iii inciicate 

Hie $.' iilllion nuirk hiiil twen pass, 

til in the filial volume nf Si'Sv jersi-y 

p-sorts. IJ.«tiirw hi'lpcd vun- 

.sulerutily in bniiginH alxiut the 

ret inl tutul. 

Hii-hanl J, Larkin Hiief. Bureau 

of State Proniiitiijti iwis advisrd 

IIWI G\r\r!it\iittnii^J J1IPJ 1I1LIIHJII 

•*.'« spent in Ut»iUnn aeti%ities. 

The i^tiniates nf the exixtnlitures 

»«» bafwui on wrriptii a t 

yiicht sales, and rt'latrd 

A statistical n'piirt is.«ue«l by thi* 

NAKIJM. fur the year 19a rc^ 

j«ir1isj yi; New Jersey otablishmenLs 

enanaeii in the boBt build. 

payruU over S7 auUkm doll;ixs. 

A cnni|j.'iiison by states i»f the 

In 1 1! nu'i'tior i»f l>ti*s feyificnil 

shows New Jersey aa ranking !Wh 

in the 50 states, 

Hi'-ri'i'r.iVnn I'înî fr fi-tc.il 

year 191ri inrlieate that appnixiniiil.ly 

12,000 wUiUiintt kuU 

were ri>BirtereU with the State dur- 

iny thl to 

Junu 30, 1965, 

were made avaJlablc, the new 

wing provides new laboratory ahd 

X-niy facilities, mrgery rooms, 

and right-bed rueovery room fully 

id. along with a new and 

niirk>rn lc*by complete with gift 

shun ! " — 

Opimrd in IBS as a haven for 

alcoholics and drug addicts, the 

institution formerly known as Atlantic 

Shares Hospital has over 

tho put M years grown into a 

multi-million dollar medical centor 

servicing rliizi-ns ot oammuni> 

ties in the two counties. 

In 1M6. the hoBpital was a 75bed 

irertitutiun with. 10 bassinc-ts. 

In 13M the nrw Shriver winR was 

added and the hospital's capacity 

w;w incrcBsed to 102 buds and 20 

bassinets. In ISM another wing 

was ;uldnl and the number of 

beds available was increased to 

185. 

The new Whitby Wing incmsod 

the ciipiiHty ol the institutiim to 

close to WO patient beds, making 

Shore Memorial Hospital one of 

the largest and most completely 

equipped and stalled medical in- 

Mu«-h of th«« money to complrte the 

exrKinsion of the facilities over the 

nwit ymrs was rmiaed by public 

fund campaigns 

The patient load has boon incnasing 

» t ach year, numbering 

around 5.000, The hospital staff 

has bt*i*n inereaswd to include alm

\ 

RE6ULAR CHECKING ACCOUNTS 

SPECIAL CHECKING ACCOUNTS 

SAVINGS ACCOUNTS 

CHRISTMAS CLUB ACCOUNTS 

REGISTERED CHECK - PERSONAL MONEY ORDERS 

SAVINGS CERTIFICATES 

NIGHT DEPOSITS 

SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES 

TRAVELLERS CHECKS 

BUSINESS LOANS 

COLLATERAL LOANS 

CONVENTIONAL MORTGAGE LOANS 

CONSTRUCTION MORTGAGE LOANS 

PERSONAL LOANS 

AUTO LOANS 

BOAT LOANS 

APPLIANCE LOANS 

LK MSURANCE LOANS 

nmaummums 

BHVE-M WMDOWS 

UTS MOORS BANKM6 

LOANS 

THf OC

- V* 

«i 1 

ft 1 * . 

I 'W- 

MaHLewes Ferry 

Routs From South 

BARTON SHOES 

Aabury Ave. Ocean Gty, N J 

vt 

MME OF FAMOUS WUHOS" 

CHILD LIFE ran 

CHILDREN 

DIAL 399-8438 

For Your... 

SUMMER 

KNiniNG 

ENJOYMENT 

VISIT 

EVELYN MULLEN 

AT 

YARMCENTRf 

lit ASBURY AVENUE 

OCCAM CITY, NIW JMMV 

Phone 399-7135 

• HRNELYARN 

MAMOKD • UNGER 

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HK KIWCTWC WITH PURCHASES 

VmXTW and DOMBTK YAMS 

OttWH, NODLVOMT and 

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OCCAM etrr $*NTmtL-Lioo«« 

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ISJI Caneeîon O* S*/ Ramp Tower Proposed Near Ocean Cify 

Year-Around Skiing In Resort Area 

Possible With Planned Ramp Tower 

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K- .n 

Garden State Parkway 

is Ultra-Super Highway 

F^rtfmiy of Now Jirv,^ nrai 

v 

«. no rraifir L^hts a/fi ;:> :ni«V-»u 

frill Hrerwrtiara and nLht-r fa,-. 

.it p .if- 1 ' t/^>' '•',> >n ',' ' 

The 

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frtwn 

1 !**- dfi* I 15 WIN t*fi.*^r*:%^ 

a nuniN'r if m-f%,lf i *;• i- 

/•«• ir3 m,;cs. I; t;,^, areas naAuranls i-nrif rt 

New Y,.rk Thru- s^w «nd gaaJw o;, an."i"n-. 

Para- pa.r «Mtii»s Rti«dSide :,• 

p in aartmfl New Jffvj, snuth b-»irhs JIT- aW» 

•nd pwJJri wj* the :m;ffVm':nc ra.orf &-,mx th,, vnUrt, 

an 

^•WatjaOfTS 

- Slates 

•A ^m Ifaw tht> ftirk»ii\- at 

WthCT" Wt/erctUki^c 3D at Aftrni'rs 

rtint. or profeed on fr, »hc;, Mar. 

morm rant and enter tht- ivsort \.a 

•I. brkfer if tHcir dnstiw 

cwthTTi €Wi ,rf the 

Wand. Outgoing traffic can-leave 

at the Mine poinU. 

The GntaSMF Paricw«y !s 

* five minute drive frntTi any 

of Qe«M Oftf. Th? %Tta! art«y 

places "Amchra's 

Family Itefort 11 a ghorf mohtiup 

*1ve from.tmfrnpîtan Now York. 

Th* Originator of the..... 

EASTERN SURFER HAIRCUT 

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t.i,nrs Mhrnicsitli-rs Mr*! m.tnuf.ii t- 

•• • -r*i ;n Omul C'\ rifiit ! UXi 

i' County 

MOTOROLA 

Their ears are only 

as sensitive as the 

instruments 

they play 

Nearby Ar«a Onts 

Shipbuilding Center 

The Great Ere Harbor Bay lying 

between 0««n City *«I Some 

MM ftflMM pTWrtlBn wttirii 

made M • WJlcd plaer of refuge for 

this section of the U, 5, coastline 

almost 200 yen ago. 

Sailing shi|M of larê atae were 

built on tooth the Ete- Harbor aid 

the Tucfcahoe rivers. ,ju«t west of 

hen •• the crdar nrampi MM\ 

while oak fumirfwd abundknt auitablo 

timber. 

in 

frSO A.M. to ?-oa »M 

(CLOSED SUNDA^. * 

READY 

COFFEE SHOP] 

418 8TH STRICT 

— - SERVING 

BREAKFAST • LUNCH • 

DELICIOUS SANDWUB 

SALADS • punas 

M .1 BEADY, Prop. mm 

Give them the finest— 

Spinets • UprightaYAMAHA 

JACK LOUIS MUSIC CENTER 

637 ASBURY AVENUE OCIAN CITY, N, J 

3006 PAOBC AVEMUi WRDWOOO, N, J 

T V BUCK A WHITE 

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MONTH SEASON 

TV TOWER and ANTENNA INSTALLATIO1 

TV REPAIRS - BUCK and WHITE 

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AUOACOMMTI 

THI LATIST 45 

Artifacts Reveal 

Burial Grounds Nearby 

found in 

have not bnn uncwered 

Igehtion Body bone, wm in « 

• „ Indian burial «round preservaiiwi l ddu7"ti 

Vhp'fueT'Thm 

1 

inelwM with thf burial were ovs- 

Indian lore ter and rorwh Khells. 

.« i.f LT:IVC< The lime deptwit from the shells 

helped priwrve the bones. In the r 

Rnis.s cV«trr shells! mraiurinf a 

fn "h/iril side" vvhii-h is the 

most di'stniftivi 1 '(iindi-.-mt nt the 

hurritTine is on thi' rvn^hr;ist iir*! 

also tht> naul pt'rtliHMi'r (if tjn> 

Storrn, HurTiranes which follinv 

offJhe Southern N.»w J.-r. ^ th:in>; ; ;.V.;iyi.>;-njr'ij 

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"Tht 1 Axil hi'in Ni*vv ,T''fsiy iiv\«it 

tvw nt»t been I'XJMISCII tii !hi "hard 

mde" of a hurriivim 1 sim-i-. firly in 

the 19ih (•cntiiry when a slurm 

rHWPff Up inm fiojawnrf> fsiy To" 

Send f\ "Wiill nf wiitcr" UTtshing 

over Cape Miiv. .-ii-nirdim; to Clipu 

May County histfirians. 

"Even the" Septcmhi r. 10M huni. 

cam* . . , the worst in Hie historv 1 

of living man . . . was a [KISSIIK 

storm, its 'siif' s id' i-stiMHl in 

Oci'/in City," the nii'ttiir too 

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DBRAttf 5H0RTJHIM RENTALS 

KACH-FKONT and CLOSE (200- 

900 Feet) TO OCEAN QTY'S 

HNEST BATHING BEACHES 

1. The Royal Turow-Lee 

Beed* Front Deluxe 1 1 ttaOtwnx twin beds, tile iJTh. awh 

WEEKLY — RENTAL INFORMATION — CAREY S 

Beach-front—ModerD 2 eedn 

AMpntte ljnndry ljnndryffacilltic* 

On 

Beoch 

estf with tile bath. Furnishid in Maplt, 

open beech Ml Z8U1 and Wesley ^ 

WEEKLY — RENTAL INFORMATION — CAREY'S 

4. lAftOf 4-MDMM, BATH 

•Ml POWDflR ftOOM UNITS 

- oo» TO 

•OASOWAUC 

..,,,>..*. . 

(M94ML 

HI iti 

^ g " JM» «* the better beaches. Modern 

powder room. Modern equipment. 

RWCTAL MMMNATION - CAM 

TUB OCMAM CITY SINTIN1I.-1.IPW 

CAREY'S 

Reol Estate Services 

15th St. and Eoantml Phone 399-0178 

Four Decades of Pleasant Association 

with Clients in 

RENTING - BUYING - SELLING 

Ocean City Real Estate 

PrepertJM to Mett th» Needi and Desires of These 

Who Wish to enjoy AMERICA'S GREATEST 

FAMILY RESORT. OCIAN CITY, N. J, 

I As a further service to our many fine clients, 

I Carey's writa and service Insurance to meet your 

I needs regarding youf Ocatn City property. 

i Wa should consider it a privilafa to serve you 

j regarding new insurance er renewals of policies, 

ilore than a dozen similar 2 and 3 Bedroom 

Modern Apartments available short or long term 

rgntg! Manv wjth heat. tilg bath, all tvrin had*. 

c ifner. fv^tmennaSpariungon 

rremi>c«. screened ptirch and beach room with 

hot and cold showers 

WIIICLY — RINTAL INFORMATION — CAREY'S 

£ SEASON, HALF, 

and MONTHLY RENTAL 

BEACH-FRONT and CLOSE 

900 Feet) TO OCEAN 

FINEST BATHING BEAl 

Carey's Real Ittete Services are new U 

preparing Rental and Sales Llstinge. 

We respectfully solicit the listing off yet 

contemplate renting er selling. Complete infer 

us to better yasist yew In securing prospective ._ 

We would consider It a privily* te havt 

property with us. 

We trust that we may be of service to you 

City Real Istate. 

O A limited number of similar Beachfront Apartments, Deluxe 

O. 2-3 Tile Baths, Heated. Twin Bc»dj, Automatic Washer, Dryer, 

post! Beautifully fimushed TV Antennas, Beach room with bet 

SEASON — ' i SEASON _ MONTHLY — RINTAL 

;, r Over a doxen

CARR'S 

SHOP 

939 Aibury Avenue 

OPEN ALL YEAR 

afw 

trough Sand 

of Oman Gty I* very Httle need for chkrination 

..[ 

cruiiii/h fi, pull ii skuT i> .[ inns'. 

TSui |Mini i-an («• "-liri* 

nt; a 

if nature's sîimiers. 

rtunjics wi'aihi mien c;m dn a l"f 

betii-r than thiit. Inisu-Mr. in dc 

tei tim; the {ifH>n*ich nf a 'Junii l«-- 

(aust' of their haJI^ diamnnd 

is tnit to the few when the Ph la. 

' 

v. ri' 

[obcrtt 

'h.in 

m "rh st, 

during a summer Sii'jrfLiy 'i.jtv, 

or 'h'- n.itAti 'if immitruj, iyirt «,uff. 

bfiiiTis i' 31*n -,' ij-,;, r 

6 g-WTf-k wrjrk tin %*< mn\f pnnfflle 

thii*. in mtrt-raôn. .' » a iat 

of fun, hw whili the fw.iiftif^ iin! 

taKefi. v>.>ivi).nK has i«# to jvk 

This, UMR, is Uw pmbiwn ttif-d 

by ?h». watM- skier rrf •>»*• fu»yp# 

who wi»] un*i»ê

YOU CAN'T 

AFFORD A 

WORN-OUT 

BOILER! 

THI OCEAN C'TY SfV*!*!' 1 ! 

PROMPT and EFFICIENT SERVICE when'you[tall any of these 

Dealers of the . . . . . 

Ocean City Association of Plumbing Contractors 

DON'T WAIT FOR 

THIS TO HAPPEN 

An antique, fuel-waiting boiler m 

no bargain-there* no economy 

In nursing it along-paying for repairs 

and too much for fuel. 

Install a Modern WEIL-McLAIN 

GAS or OIL BOILER 

COMPLFTF HEMING SERVICE 

t-UR N.w HGMrS OR MODFRNIZATION 

m ibow you why Weti-McLain boilers 

offer an "«tra value" buy. Built ol 

rogyed cart iron, engineered for amaiinf 

fotl aoommy, ooc_p*ct mi hmadiDBMly 

jadnted .. , with the option of 

tavtaf a tanklMi haator tn.talled for 

kot fmcat water, 

W« «p«-i*li__. too, h Mpbetef jjfiy 

aU ncUalen with WcUMeLain baae. 

board beatin* panel. - dean-lined. 

«fp« 

N#w h Nw Km fa nplm yaw 

•M .vvl-wstHnf heating plant 

UlEIL-fflcLAIN 

MrfTtMC HfATtNO MUtPMMT 

GAS 1OILBU... 

on •OOMS... 

CAST IRON AND 

CONVKTOH BASEBOARDS 

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when you 

WANT 

to 

wash 

, , 

KOMI FP? 

DEL REY 

TO •IOIN 

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MODERNIZATION 

Tha versatile Del Rey lavatory 

offars a choice—installation in a 

counter-top, an a cabinet, or on , 

ehfemt l#gi. Smooth, gleaming J 

v »»#eui china in yogp choice of 

i* poilal colors or Kshler white, 

» yowf bathroom or 

room with fixtwrei by 

fVrrfVf*ccating, Ukt» 

control, fftsy 

Ury to nir «>ndifJoninR, 

»fety and froubl. • 

Uty did nut Just hapmu«arrh an»l 

t'r sur\«'ys, 

able to 

public want I'd and realanly 

throuKh •Irrtri.ify 

««n(s bt 1 Mitigfii 

in aclliriK your hutm 1 

hMtMl by a itiol fur 

lit. BPt too long nco, (mil 

(itading humt> heutiru,' hu I 

a! and gu offering 

r adsantagrs to the hoin" 

advantugi-s that became a 

part of prartiriiily (ill 

fin—thf Spat-(> AK»- i-ra. 

• tmil is tuwunl ••vi'i'j- 

I flirtnr. fnMti i an inij 

| is tnothbrushf?! In mtiT. 

i ekvtru- tit-unm, 1 ami uir 

dwtric 

|muiy (w« hiiil t fit tin 

til tin 

ttan ih 

hanc di-sign Kur ex 

[yrwisara had tdnm . 

•• «P basic dnlgn of any 

[MRPb« pM 

fliblli 

&mm oi thrw 

Thnv are no 

t4^_l__iM_N^___*balers, 

no viritde 

cHltaf, Ato, with 

there ia no 

C 

•kmw 

*y**m»). Just 

Replacing out-datod fuul burniny heating systems with an attractive, space-saving 

unit us hhuwn Ian be \oursolution to both comfort and needed space. 

inMiliK /in i>\tr;i Si.ni: rnl.irvii 1 .; , 

the ii(ir.i,'M r,i.s.!iLr Hi.' r.«,f ..r 

(JiKiiinK a t_isei7i.n! tr, yain des- 

f* r.ifcly ni-njii! sjiu, i> urih in ii.s. 

(•ii\i-r Ihiit ii eiwi.ij t,ai iiiuih'* 

I'liK'ti. ,i!h .-\ .-!-> h'iMii-miii r H (h 

;i i:rMw,n« f.iru.ly f;,,-,-. )h;s pr.).(- 

II-HI (i! .,ni- t.;i;.. ,,r .in..th.-r" 

rnfniiinvii'-l> «r».i.i' c.Kts mun- 

e\ \'.K! [j.u.1 fir IA. •:•> sijinn- fnit 

of ji% fiL.; :ifi-i fi \i»ir h_• I,i\-- 

'mil ariM ;s ,ti fn• -» ;i O.ir>>|;irf| 

>.i|->lsl;.-k 1'ir ili'tiTiiriiini; the t.N 

t.ii .'.is' HI \,.i!u>- nf a hM 

iin>l :i kniiwn an' fur Mju.iif f.mt, 

1? >• Hi ;isk a i-onTruiinr to litilcl 

,(h ailti.iinn f.i yiiur hiwi*.-' hi- 

. alM) ii-uiuplit-i hia nml JUT . 

^^p^ by tfM' nri'fi eif ih" ,11111 

to firel ut him rnui h It < h 

you (IfTvr.ilIy the 11 Bit 

fi«»t ,s ii!«,vn $10 

Oh\1niis!v esers- s:ni;l! 

fnrjf cif «|«i-f» in yi»ir hrniif has 

(»n ev|M-n«i.\i- pnii' H"U'ever. 

thi-ri* 1* irn' way mi! >f this I'lKsfly 

:in 'm»i_.iT«yt f'le! h'lrn'iii; 

sysieni anil repl.tif it 

with a m.ilem hi-.it.ni; sj^ti-ni. 

The hii'i;.-,' N|Kire nitiliiT ;n your 

hmiie is iin nil) f.ishiiifinl 

sj'sti'm Th.' 11I11 fiinwci' 

with .ts i*frifm«.likf. apis 

ran ifiwly nir.*l\n- IIHH«> Ilian M 

s»lUrtri' fiti nf spaci- If ymj ;ils.i 

have a fut'l tank, the cimbirH'd 

w,'iNti>iI s|Mire may be 1 over 100 

Mfu.ir.' fci t If y>u haij tn acyuirt" 

thin aniiiunt tif S^JIC» by builiiinK 

an adilitiun fu the house, tho cr>st 

ft Mild easily run into thuusandH of 

dollars! 

Fortunately, eliHtrii' hentinB 

«;i! ii-l you haye your rake arkl 

iiit 1! tiio. YiHi (jet a NupiTior 

heafmi? syfein HH well as an ex« 

tl"i Ktkiie cliVlilirvl U-eaust 1 eli»«'. 

trie hi-Mt.ni; tlm-sn't (•( upy %'a!ii« 

able spiire. It shmilil IH> a pleasure 

tii ihrnw out thi- cilil furifcire with 

all its piping ii-vers, n^lays, intlii:a!iirs 

and th'if*n atlnrhment!* 

fhiit siii ppibiibly m^'er muld 

f ,:iiri' 1 Kit anyway. But, first rail 

s sir li«'al utility enmpuny or i*l• 

their 

place 

electric Hving Is fun! Wfcittlutr tt W 

for the family or breakfast on the patio, Gold 

Homes provide for handy use of electric appliances. 

why not cook and serve breakfast 

outdoors, using an electric fry 

pan, toaster, waffle taker and coffee 

maker? Just mt out, fruit 

juices, prepare coffee—and then 

set out the "makings" for baconand-eggs, 

toast, pancakes or waffles. 

Let the family cook their 

own. 

Of course, your home must have 

ample power to provide the 

Housepower needed to operate all 

these electrical aids, alow with 

plenty of convenience outlets both 

Moors and out. In a GoU Medallion 

Home, the wiring has been 

planned so that you can take 

things easy, electrically. 

V- 

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Electric H#at A 

Air Conditio*,lh» Job 

The home 

bJahoyw to electric JwattBg «• 

flmi it ffj^fr to »»*-n itp 

tloning if he wants It 

two main raaaams 

1. Everyhwere be hM 

trie heating unit he'U have 

quate wiring for an air oondit 

er. 2, Hell be able to tw 

alr-conditior-Uig unit*, or 

nan, to end the entire k 

The imulat-on lMlalled at 

time as tte heating 

win tew Che hanat naturally < 

•r in summer, putting teas of a 

load oo the air randitiontnc 

Years ago these old fashioned, unsithtry radiators 

were an important part of a home heating system. 

That was befofe Electric Hctting became th« 

Weal war to heat your bome- 

When yw convert your bom to Electric Heat 

these bulky radiators art nmpry replaced by one 

of several trim space saving heating units ... you 

have your choice of invisible Electric Heating Mbit 

ow baseboard units. 

Whichever you choose (awl our electric heating 

Mill 

mm mm Ii m team. YM ab»««tay •• 4M% 

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HI 

•4 - a

I*;- 

HEAT 

OR A 

HWHf 

HOUSE 

THE MODERN WAY... 

CALL 

EDWARD S 

ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS 

ESTABLISHED SINCE 1942 

um the 

in m 

naturally alai wtuU the best for 

tht'ir hiimt's.'' 

AN (if iJinitntuT ISHo, Iht-w 

ui-fv iijjpnixini.ifi'lj „',"i(Ki (J | i ! ; . |- , , .,' •.. 

>•• :i: .iml ,i. a•!.iit, 1 .t.. J-:il.\ 

i';:ijnn,i*. fkiii- flifj f.ii p 

> ii "i iiiw. : UI«-T r-i't-. 

-' .. '!,. r*. .in- ;n\i>: »M':t 

.\;»-:)i.-; I.,.; tiiiiifc; f,,i i. 

h< •' r.v ;s 'he 'USH, .ill , ;, 

."• •,:r!i..-j:t . nfii: nuLfj.-s 

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pi 

tii.it 

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Tin- 

' .lilll.B,! Si l i l H ' l i • II- 

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friini in (in I,, .jnnm ai« 

ill.- mirp- aihant.i-, s, ,,f 

• 1'i-tnc hr-Ming fit » kirgi. iiitJ 

i.'»ii*inant temwm nn\ III/IIMÎS 

«h'i .HI' ili-* .Ltniru' filN'lii-irii 1 

jiriji'it'. l(iii!i'!> flllA p" 

(•••si'l ,in .miuJr-s fniii II - 

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ELECTRIC HOME HEATING 

THE FINEST MfTHW OF HOME HCATIN6 SCIENCE CAN 

• NOISELESS 

• AUTOMATIC 

e EVEN 

• ODORLESS 

• TROUBIE-WK 

One of the many homes built by Stoeco H omes and John B. BurreU on Bay Avenue is 

heated with Central Electric Baseboard He at. llectfleal~wo'rk an^ heti installation 

by Anderson. • «t«t) • 

The occupants of this spacious home, 1900 Ferndale Drive, will enjoy the comfort, convenience 

and economy of General Electric Baseboard heat. Electrical work arid heat installation 

bv Anderson. 

GENERAL WILLIAM 

HOME 

HEATING 

... I p;«.f , 

E L E C.TR1 

NSTALLATION WUMM AWBtSOM- m Ucene S4 KXAWL CAMP -HI UCMIISM 

134S Wsst Avenue Ocean Ctty Dial 399^5445 

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Hfce a 

•fa* I* 

tayow 

R to the 

ywn- tawdry, the ant 

uurtoaat. perfc*y 

ortte vcsy old ta-nde 

II can be plain cool 

«r "nti cooJ" at la 

tt can "Mm «•' I TV K(, i 

home ramie pfuJLLliJi. or 

It wa mate a Ucb 

it 

Soldi little things lite 

« BBwriL ft tn cut Ute 

a Hfe, «faa a can or give you 

ftaaMy «Mra to wry UttJe it 

can't do. WHh versatile eteetriciiy 

to the home, you reajh) don't 

KTmiUMI MMS IT THE 

OH m m mi •nuuon 

April 

M:> : 

Save A Bone 

For Bowser 

Mving in Gold Medal- 

with decMc tod waste disposers 

•rnettma get carried away by 

Ma appliance'* power and efflciiey. 

Bonea that ured to be 

Mved tor the dog get ground up 

and flushed away, right along 

Vflls IWlHf food *JMaf9» * 

Of course, there are a few 

waste Metis which the electric 

dtopoier cant handle. Bottles, 

ant, rubber bands and paper 

dips are examples. That's one 

raaton why the electrical industry 

calta than "food waste" disposers. 

That 1 * what they are. 

And, they can dupoae of virtually 

anything that* left from food 

product*, including Bowser s bone 

if you don't make a point uf saving 

it for him! 

If me buildor of your Gold Medailion 

Home has chosen to provide 

some other major appUanees, 

don't despair. A Gold Medallion 

on die house is your assurance of 

ample electtieal opacity for op- 

•rattan of a tod waste disposer, 

as well as other electrical equipment 

which you may choose to 

add. 

THI OCfttM CITY 

With electric disposers you can flush food waste down 

the drain. 

Here is another fine Ocean City home 

with Schuff installed Electric Heat 

%&£» *•• 

The home ot 

Mr, and Mrs, Oscar Lance 

OCMH City, New Jersey 

:L, LET US 

SHOW YOU HOW TO SAVE WITH 

It It Id your odvantag* to gain all th* facts about Electric rUat B£KXIE you 

•tort building in ord«r to •conomicalty tailor your horn* for thi* most car*fra* 

of all baiting installations. Th* advanteg** in torviM, comfort and 

•conomy ar* many, and wi would b* d*!ight*d to fllv* you Hi* comptet* 

ptctur*. Or if you own or ar* planning to buy an old*r homo, on *l**rtric 

h*at htitqHatioB or conversion may woN b* th« antw*r to your hooting 

ELECTRIC 

EUCTRICAl CONTRACTORS — 

,T.^M~tK* ^RMHHnld* J #%-V.E* PHONE 399-1242 

. * • 

YOU '22 

* # 

Standards Are High For 

Gold Medallion Homes 

Beetrie heating im only one of 

th* major wfwww* tat a 

Gold Medallion Awart, Electrical 

standard* lor Gold M«tallkn 

Homes also require the bat in 

lighting and wiring, pli» * prescribed 

number of major ekeiric 

appliances. 

Lata! tlMiiril Vary hi Mall 

Virtually every electric utility 

in the United States and Canada 

has ratablishrd apeeifie cleemcal 

standards, far Odd MfdaUiofl 

Homes in itt iervice uw. 

DeMto vary dependim an climate, 

local custom* and other 

factors. All Gold Medallion standards 

mi*, however, mert or «cceud 

the minimumt ertabliihrf 

nationally. These minimums include 

the following: 

1, Full haust'powi'r wiring 

providing basic capacity of at 

least 100 amperes—prcfpraWy 130 

or 200 amperes, ample branch 

circuit capacity and u mortMhanadequate 

number of eonvwuiwr 

outlets and switches, 

2. Major electric appliances 

installed, including electric cooking 

equipment, plus at least 

three of the following major electric 

UppliHJKVS. 

Wi 

air- 

pump, row air ewritnwi 

wariwr, wtt«* fceater and ._.— 

diMWHU, A amntliMiflB jMMherdrjw«nîfi«««w«Wtan^ 

3 Liaht tor Living wHch provio- 

the 

in •tratetfe 

y I* 

nw«nmendatian» of o 

Home Lighting laao 

4. HectricIO' only m""* be the 

sale murcp of ewrw far MfW, 

heat and power. TO* Uwt requirement 

innurwi that a GoM JWat 

Uon Home wiU be ekrtrkraUyhcated. 

4 Suggestion 

Before you close the deal un .1 

honuv iaspeet it at niKW SUKKI-SI* 

the ûiTimn H(»ni> Lighting In- 

«ntute. If it dues not ha\e ;uin 

Hume when' appliattceK can \x' 

'put in their place " 

TTie npnliuni-i'N in n tut.il clisfRi 1 

fi-iU! M(JI!..«IV« 1 *< ni«i-n in h!i-r»! 

inn decur ciunfurl iir*i risne 

nii'nce :s uf nniiM- !"Mii'i.>!.' 

t'ii'i'tnc hi-aiiiiu jiiii ,is li.i n , 

v u r H y ,ir»i >'>!e ••• «||'«>M' fr-«: 

ill thi' cii-i rile :i|i|ii .lull's f •! ;ini 

kiichifi . !•• f.MJiii ,n N, 1! ,. 

(,.•1.1 M.-i.tJh-•*) Ifmiift If it IMI'I 

,i:te.nl> :n.s'.dle«l an elii tr.i 1 il.^h 

v>,islur ,s iitM> itf !h( lifsl -• I•}11, 

.iri. ••-. Mli-i h> « »• •!• t NLiil.tii,. in 

11' •flit- iltiSiIS 

MiMiy irf Ihi- ktiiU di^wiusher 

nuaiei't ,ir»' MvaiiahJi- with a 

ch'uiv "f (r>Kil puni'l* fit h.imioliizi' 

with the (uH'hifi'n ifcs-iir 'nicy 

iir>- M\-«il,il>li- iiiinik"»' Many >rf the 

with one 

*•*• to 

tun; g| 

f.ne 

"lay 

The 

nt'J'i 

WIITU1I — 

lull lo 

in|»liH 

: •l.-is 

" mmi 

to 

th,- 

I! * 1 

"MM, 

u 

(oMhl 

MM* 

BARTON SH 

745 Atbury Av«. 0«Mi 0(»l 

American Girl 

DIAl 399-I43I 

Comfort and 

k a ' 

New 

Al- 

GOLD MEDALLION HOME TW» 

fHONf M*.9Mf fM rttVAl 

E/ecfrfc Gold Medo/Zteo 

to Suit Your Tasfe 

«STOM MMB - iUBIDQNS - 

— IVttDCI — 

ELECTRIC COMFORT 

SYSTEMS 

DETAILS 

STOP IN 

it 

399 - 

* MSNSilS 

^fc^M 

TIM OCCAM! CtTY 

the whole 

year 'round with 

YOUR FUTURE IS TOTAL ELECTRIC... 

v ' /C"^v 

i C Q O .. AND YOU CAN ENJOY IT TODAY IN A MODERN 

LOVO COLD MEDALLION HOME 

Tomorrow's world of b«tt«r living will b* a total •l*ctric * ELECTRIC HEATING for g*ntlo, «v*n hoot, fr«* from 

world. You'll enjoy it in a homo s*rv*d by a singU drafts, cold spots and suddon hot blasts. 

modern tourc* of *n*rav—d*a*ndobl*, efficient electricity, 

But why wait for tomorrow ? In a new Gold Medallion 

SiKTIHC AfKIANCES tm w.i you lliiw uiwi Mp tuto 

wonderful footing of comfort, cbanlfnou and convenient* 

only •Uctrkity provide. 

During Now HomM Month, visit a total oUctrk Gold 

ModoNiofi modd homo, complf with aH of thow ipocial 

bottor-living foaturot! 

FULL MOUSCTOWFt WIRING, with pl«m> of CMtvonfont 

eutlots, switchos and circuits for aJL.your niodi now 

and in fho future. 

LIGHT FOR LIVING, osfMcially d^gnod to provido 

homo beauty at well as proper illutninotion. 

JOHNSON'S ELECTRIC 

944 ASBURY AVENUE OCEAN CITY, N. J. 

N. J. LICENSE No. 1187 and 1180 • BEGISnBED -• BUSLNfiSS PERMJT No* 1187 

GENERAL®ELECTRIC 

AUTHORIZED 

* A 

RESIDENTIAL 

COMMERCIAL 

INDUSTRIAL 

* 

* 

* THWSIOH 

*&^V^^ J 

I 

v« 

i . * - . •

"fir 

out- 

Ml ft mm fc* Am. no 

Art, What do you do about tat. 

Thousand* rf familfe* an> 

fa« indoors during ftp hotOest 

it 

to Hrttrie air eatftionfrm, Ap> 

petit** are bolter and m are 

rator-draiKiwd to blend with wmlia 

and fumlahinKX. they arc sJinv 

Mm and lightweight Some fur 

UK in small rooms, con Murilv 

be installed by a number ol the 

family. However for matt efoperatic*!, 

it's wtoe to haw 

dmler airviy fte mm nr 

awn to be cooiBd before Mating 

the unit 

Ml 

Bi some ami. air 

i> inquired in order to suaUb* the 

Kome for a CoJd McdaJUun Where 

VUM Is ttie ^WP. buiWers often In- 

Mall through-the-wull units anm 

of whirh prwide winter hfoiins. 

as wfU as summer con] ing, Sta-h 

modeLs can bt- irvstallii) in the 

window units, thrw air randitiim. 

wn an designed to blmd with 

•ny dMor, 

Alp conditioners i^Talf ut peak 

ant with Bn«t«-sr ii-oms. idtcht-ni 

or laundry apf«^ nrp wastpfyl b*rause 

mueh of thnRth>- pcs before raaching 

its de*t)nan* is to allow far 

y the venfflaflan r 

fa art at QWM>-quBrf«Ti n( an J 

^ R per hour AH the air in 

houne is remwud every 80 

thM 

nivs fqpnd Ifnt 300 

«Mh air !i mor* 

to provi*. • hnHh. 

fir Mf. prraofi. lii the aver«jp> 

dwfttaft hMta at 1 

te 

Cm caMe feat of MM ah- par 

km, or 1.QM «Me faK lor 

#9 flmrii air than «M» 

Gu. oft. 

?> ^ *J, .. f?.y 

:r '*-, > • 

' ; - - ' • * * ' 

IBM M. 

-H - ^ - 

^y flflN* 

TNI OCtAN CITY SfNTINfl-LIDOIK 

Electricity 

Heats, Cools 

And Cleans 

run ^v• '*. ft.nvi. 

up* r»,:-i 

>\»! irv i'.ir^tVfr: H,s 

t'livtr.'.i'Vs A ; •'•,. 

w.!I run up :N- ! ».v 

tho sink ,i?*1 -.rt 1 

I* thi 

> • ' " , \ . ' 

imii LIVING if cms AT TNC 

SIGN OF mi CO10 WBMLIOR 

Enjoy Plenty Power 

Gold Medallion Home 

U,, 

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i, 'hiii "i.i! 1 

-, ( ! , > ; • • , 

• > : \ .;• i', 1 .- 

Full HMHfiMf Rts"! fd 

;lu' 

V - - • i • \ : . - . • • • ! . • , , • • 

• > ' • ; p i * » ' - i • ... • • • : » . " • • ' • • > ' 'I 

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!rl 

'Hi'- 

U,-vt of .ill ft" 1 (iii; HIM in tîiii 

,,pp!:!m,vs .in- ,-I.MMI .I' 1 * '••"i" 

| , , » l t » l i \ - i l l l . i l i i l . I l ' - H i . V [• • • • • ' •• ' ' '' ' • 

'ill 

|,i In" ;il.i. , .1 • ' . ' • . r .nr '• • ' ' : ••. ' 

k ', ••. ' i , - . . i i i i ' . - t • U i : I I . - ' - . i l ' •. 

,,,. ,,,-,. fivl l » . l i . - - : . | - ! - - v 

l ' i . . | w i ! « • ! « i i . i l - • • • * i i " " • • I " ' ' 

Prevent Moisture 

I*s then- ft mfM.Htiirp pprrt»!«in, in 

ji.iir Iniiiii- tli.it ttnciii'iis ft 'Ichu;ii,(i f.-r 

j«s sinjr uns^cr. 

Mnrlcm jmiiirn.it (' di-hii.-iii.'.if'. 

ri •«« I, 1 ' 1 !* H:>' nii'lk'.rc i n'. n' . .f 

IMi- .i!:iM 1 Mil:i '•'• '•' ''• • • ''1 .' i»in« tin W.ll 

lluK .k'A ^ :lls iif ItUHr 

th.'si' fi'i'';:VN >ii"i• ;»l:ii(«( 

iwl'flt'l IM 'he n-fn 1 .:- 

| you Kill fi>t >n n « Cmiii 

Frwwn Tw 

llhaf i'ff.. '•'.' 'h n « 

t« ijii I" fif'H liji' 

ri"frii'' 

if»• 1 frtivcr 

Kxntiii" new t-li-ctric rufiigorators make 

gti mi am 

toy. Lvtfl lX ice 

"ninke new cities like magic. 

(tiitin iii Juwn iini' .suli', 

thf III'VIT siii.iin is ciisitjiinj f.ir 

niiiXiiiuni w*- It si.>ii'«t iiimiiKT- 

c-.;i!iy im/,ii f.,,i jm.-Liycs ar«! 

»*•'* ' ri'tm. uf (-.RirM'. Hui in iii). 

riiiKifi it • in in- umsi f,,r 

%.*,!• ,«ii '|s .•:.•!! ii;,h.-s a 

in.' •hi-ii i.itHifiicnib fi 

In .liiiit .11 Hi * n .nj 

,-.H;- 

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f.ir 

H..ri> m.i[i,if;,.-'iir.-rs (h.«, scir 

(iii' • •«i>i;i>j».11.j ii ini;.-i.ii,i|-s i i . f h 

n i i l ' I S HI MH;il' nljli I II!i .IMS (if 

iniik;!!,: tiM-iii I-,-IM t . i u . . i \ i . If ifni-- 

i il I k< i 

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t.irs 

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t ..[.!i, 

.fi : 

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h s I'lvm.-'i I . . H I | , : ' - I ' 

•I;. ••: il .ilf'u! h i« I i i II'.IJI 

iJiil l» himl Itii'.r lift ..'i •!•.(• 

i |i f: .:• ' i' i]- nr •. 'r..-. ru- 

••i • -' IIH:..".| I-|.. |.-i.-i,t 

•• ' . i. I V.--UV "ii ll-.:i:.-s 

"•' i :i, iic j->> in ;.ii.il 

ê're Proud to Announce, 

J966, 

Cape May County's only 

FLEXALUM * 

VENETIAN BLIND 

[MANUFACTURING CO, 

HAVE IT,.. 

blind 

makes 

room 

New 

NOT 

JUST 

DIM 

BUT 

DARK! 

I-NIGHTER 

• la UM morning.. ,1 

-_---g^' Mfflt mey^ ar TV 

r, shrink or MhttA. 8n»p-bark 

[ f^C iwtff wit H fil^^^yp^î ||flI9fl WOH t 

t*^>atck*l m is aw «f •«» MO 

entertaining a "cool" proposition for 

• i —B m =-_ ^ ~ - = ^ ^^ 1 .= 1 • - j^ i _ ^ • . & 

^|£^gBAJ|f lai**fc 

All The Light You Need 

"Hiiw much llît do t nwd?" 

is tin' quvstiijn most often asked 

of liuliiinK cxpurts. 

It cunt be answiTfd any mora 

i thnn udvlsinB hw murtt 

yi.«1IJ< hutis an^ just a 

li^tsf f.ir ii'rtain «*ffivt». 

I * * JIJU dine casually or for* 

lli.illy? 

If [• •rui.tl yuu shmild havt 1 an 

ai'iii UVi- ibiimh'liiT, ptrhap* 

much light do you nn

! 

/•A,, 

V... 

j 34TH & BAY LANDING, INC 

OOWNSHOKE HABBO« MASTER 

DOWNSHOtE 

« I'-Pî *;th 

f EAI tOUNO LAGOON LIVING 

TOTAL OECTIliC COWBT 

UNOfRGAOUNO — 

TOTAL ILi€T«IC $f HVKf 

# 4 BO4T SU? fO» fyffr 4OM5 * 

baths an 

a* 19M 

////// 

FOR LITTLE ONKS is found in thy new Pediatrics Department 

ains arcomodationH for 1M rhildren in >*p;ii-ious. ilieerfully decorated 

luipped semiprivate HKIITIN IVrtiatnt-.s Hiiite contains a plavroom* 

treatment room and Isolation rocm 

_CO.MFORTABLK ItCNiMS Imkir^

ft 

and sometimes it makes us p: 

US. 

Meanwhile, we contim»e m- 

' nawa ranortintf *" ^ a p >f 

idition now over eight g decadei 

will become a Sentinel-Ledger 

The Sentinel Ledger is published in a do our best to keep you i 

and completely equipped plant capable goes on in this community 

W/ien . . . 

ermtor. was ejected commander al 

the Fergwan-Foglio Part, VetasM 

al Fbwign Win 

PIM YMM 

T. 

ter, «nl WM cited M KM of ttt 

hy the QMmter of Oommen*. 

C Wetley Barclay was 

new 

buted in the Export-S M as 

TeJepiwne Cb. prapued for its 

Ooetn City Sentinel-Ledger 

Herbert M. 

lederml 

«s cbwrman 

created Oceaa Qt) 

Ageocy. 

Tm YftAfti 

Only 1.717 o* On4c I 

registered voters >, . ' 

turned out lor the Apr 

Ana aad state M 

Oty tar 

«UDJ*t 

le Twnpte * m st. ulKtv? 

Capitol Hill . • . 

ill UP FllliMV 

land, this def.V • î« >>- -a. •• -n.-k>-•--;• •*>• .i..y rf ••;• \ • 

in the last year ;• -t-•* •.,--- * •-.,• •-,- ,-« ;-*i,- •.:.•(,< :' r.i.: :. r--i" -A "X~rv-'^!. pi is •>*• w ,- 

In the rt^Cfrr .-.*- r ,r *,.-«- m t< -, .-a.-pd JTI ^jiiiihiT 

proved the me- - • - ,• - - •& ^. ; . -.. -. • ."*>-ci-- . r vget 

its financial ht*ist> .n «---.-r T *• H.\i-i «M* h,u»! ipr»->! lui i,-»c 

ward Uus latter ft; -ho lX:.•* «'«,H d.i if !,V:n h.> ».t,s i-• -ti- 

Sterling crisis last s.-ur ;>;.•! »••.'» t:i.- vur..- «j-i.;>- 

In the foh'iCT p^rt '.•:'.'. T*= — * :•»' '. 'he T.>r..-s a.;.:! .!•. .,;: ih * 

Mini»ter HaroM W.;s.m v,- .,.!»> - :•.•»; •-..• why .j.-ir- • 'h. > .!•• I 

Operated elosoly »;"^ W.tv. " e\ r, C ",*>*> : * 

Thus Wilsons tnumpr- •..-. t *,,;• *.'•.••••?*• »TI ni.wifhj." 

disappninted the J «\ns.r Av.,-,*tration, 

which wou*i r>-,f ••• •>- . > 

>• • •• n >1>; Hi\»"h tr> •> i«•.:•.: 

%.' '.".«• lîhiir was Lxirw .n '••rto 

see the Pr.rr- X •>- - -ij ->».«: ~- 'twit f.«ta> « rif;i'..fi 

Britain into the Cvr.- r V-.-. - r . i.-.* • *•; -r- •« < m.s.>r% P:,- s •• r 

The United jita't* • -..-_• ,-i- » •., • •. ^-> wh.-hiT 'h - p> % ^ 

ha« had a ehron. -t .^-i • • -.«... -,. - f.»... i>m> ^ nt-i , i •. 

mentj deficit bf I_J. • i.-%; ••• 1*-,•• r i-•li.^n aa., ••:. .,:. 

1 * (if 

line li.iv iNN-uininM I'niiu 1 Miiuxtcr 

Tiio t'riLiii) Slid.-s \n fwitiins; n 

L'IKI fuct- iifi wT,ipiis tnmblc insiiln 

S.niih Vifttimn Uii «* in ,» rcuiiiii' wd.i-h 

.< .; •!•»••» 11 ir • 1 pf 1 • (1 ' t n \ 1 • u * 

si I 1 !;, ifis ••( lh(' !*• rtillf r> .11*1 Ili'MT 

If 'hi 1 Si«ith Viftii.inii"* 1 i'ni|it :nt 

1 ijiifi i• 1 s 11 ».u Ih.s »(»ili| In- H 

^li'ii tniiiiijifi fur tin 1 ('itmmimists 

I: wmlil n«nini 1 i.mi* «h«fi inin'Linl 

I S m;lii.ir> .ml. is ^:V'fr« 

•*"'i'h \ iciiiiiiii s .iniiitl furi'i"H r«"w 

Garden State . « . 

*-••--• - 1 -_^ mini H> U ptMi 

limn nrven day* iftw 

rf d n( the •tftd.vn 

»h- tMltcp qmopT hi to 

mamifatturn- or 

''i**"*-?- 

Ocean City a 

EATING HABITS—Ocean C*f 

bee a me arctiMomcd to eating 

.of they) 

able 1 cfexlerity It snou 

Mohaniniedans, Ocean €"ity 

erages conlainrng alrohiil In fart, 

are stnrtly taboo throughout tat 

it a deadlv y insult if 1 

ju«l one drink of whiskeyA!or 

AMUSEMENTS—TivUiied 

ed the uland long ago Moviea arl 

Radio amfieieviejofi seWi haMlr-*in 

recent yean. Another aaUve 

r«(UMl of native* to g& UKf** 

much leas to bathe in it or«< 

Ocean bathing is common bat it to 1 

tourist* The same thing appttn to 

~â^âV»JA~>a£^MaVÂa^^h-A^^âîiBK_=a\^ââ^hs^ — — 

few natives will even consider 

food considered 

United States. 

a deUiacy 

SACRED BIRD—Among _ . 

the seagull, or as we call it, OMJ 

considered sacred. There if • ••» 

by the eommiaaars for anyone 

fait* These birds fly around 

the shallow waters of the oceat 

carry their find* aloft and dropshells 

to they ran eat the i 

con«der rt very lucky to bt 

a clem dropped by a soaring 

TRADING 

find the pTOfieea Ocean 

* IM commercial 

on 

the 

feature 

HMH. A» 

Natt«« 

FOR SALE 

FULL UNE OF GUITARS 

and AMPLIFIERS 

GIBSON - FENDER • EPIPHONE 

GRETSCH • YAMAHA 

MUSIC and STUDIOS 

IAsbury he., Ocean City, N. j,, M 399.2140 

Pacific Aye., WJkfwood, N. J., Dtol 5225226 

THI OCfAN CITY S1NTINII,4,1MIR 

ThU makes the fifth 

ptrtment has published a m 

To Televise 

i prmctlew with 

Spring Edition. With minor cr 

careful review of federal bomting 

same guide — word for wort 

ting Program nvutatlani. The shows will ronsti 

tirte an Auxiliaiy raine in 

we do this by popular demand 

[of Ocean City Flotilla n, 

same column off on readers bt_ 

i i - urge public A j.^t will bo given In the flna 

necessity of writing sometniail 

saf»> btuting 

a series 

i^CTiU'nt of the show, and 

this publication are advised fiW 

»Apr»I 17) on 

A U Carte U different (and ^ 

12, at I? a.m. «jmp!«7ti»»i of the test will 

week. 

s b in" presrnt. the viewer to an appropriate eerU 

Chiard Auxiliary will fieate by the Coast Guard. 

• • 

EASY TO REACH—Oetai i 

on 

all means of transportation. It U 

the th United States by a coucU 

But whaMt 4U 

never tike this 

K I 

ARRIVAL—Tourists, w 

ties, will be quite safe here 

pretty well domesticated 

St£?j£S52^*-- ORGANS & PIANOS 

change. • • - • I pon't mim the pleasure n{ music while at 

the Shntc 

POINTS OF INTERESTright 

in the center of the to 

the American cities they hive le 

modern Streets are paved uj 

Automobiles are plentiful Then 

lights There is a police {urctael 

patois are called cops they 1% 

ton hits and are noted for task 

courtesy, among other thingj. 

GOVRRNMENT—Ocean 

unnirate called tommissars. 

wiected at powwows which 

years All natives who have ragto 

vote The commissars bold 

the- governmental palace, and 

"boCoTning~a~To"urist attraction 

readily understood even by 

English. 

NATIVE Ql 

through the island but they majr L 

their hiimps in irrtain sectwai, 

f|iiartt>r is knoun a.s the (iarieni, 

known as thr (larrirns is Icist ir 

Here the native wimien keep h 

observe them and their young at m_ 

TourisUi shiiuld be warned, bmem 

women arc me lined to be suspirioatMi 

kindly 1o tourists who ittempt Is 

dMellingK without an invitation 

nOAHDWALK The botnfc* fc| 

attrat iioir and rightfully so But 

nrar ft Why naflvps" stay'TT 

a soc nilogiral problem which hat 

lounsts i an take it for granted that all 

seen un the walk are from 

1 We rent both Pianos and Organs, 

delivrr them to vour hnme and pick them 

ill) v. htri VIIII call. 

— e- - - -— _„__ 

A COMPLETE LINE OP ... 

LOWREY 

AND 

WURLITZER 

ORGANS 

TAMAHA, 

IRLITZER 

LOWREY 

PIANOS 

A COMPLETE SERVICE DEPARTMENT 

|WE HANDLE ALL MUSICAL 

* SUPPLIES INSTKUMINTS 

Pru Promotes 

Ocean City Man 

Henry J. Hauck, Jr., f ArkansM 

av., has been promoted to icnJor 

planning ransultutt, und will be 

transferred to Hie Prudential Inaim 

anre Os.'s Corporate home office, 

Newark. 

Haur-k has been a plnnning con- 

•ultnnf in the cwnpanys Mainland 

office, Unwood. His new post is in 

the company'* inmii-anrf service* dt 

par'mfnt. 

Hauck joined the company in New. 

ark in 1953. after his grttdmaion 

fi(,m Oilumbia. He wu transforrtd 

to tho Mainland offi«. in 19W. and 

btrame a planning 'consultant in 

1963. 

During World War II he was a 

Marine and served in Hawuii. 

Haurk Is a former vestrymaii nnd 

Junior and senior .warden of Holy 

Trtnity Episcopal Church. 

Haurk and his wife,, ihe former 

Aluc Robinson, of Rahway, have a 

ion, Peter, 5. 

Herbert T. Adams, Jr., Cape. District Manager of Atlantic 

NI VV4\ 

City Electric Company, welcomes high school junior class 

representative, Theodore J. Kensil, of Ocean City High 

J A I j t^^d O * 

Meeting as an oteerv^r last week. 

C3ongratulatlom art in orded foi 

.icfor John Wayne and his wife, Pilnr, 

Th«-y have recently bevome proud 

purenm of a baby daughter. Thij 

Ui*ir third. 

Actress Minerva Urecal, TI. who 

played "Tugboat Annie 1 in the serifs, 

d;*-d recently of a heart attack . 

nun RIVUI 

PRANK!! MB JOHNNY 

Who U Blvii' lovely co-star In 

his unusual, exciting adventure? 

Now other than beauHful hillbilly, 

Donna Douglas! Together they make 

he seme rock with fun and excite. 

El SfMithiM-n New Jersey Chap- 

| tcr cl—nfcifl 

you 

You'd than our «xcKMMnt whrn yo«i tm «w 

.^T i • 

, i~- 

19 yoot Now CtdU'tep, ColiinttMR, 

ytitm ago. The state was in partner, S.C., with classes boînninK Scn- 

ship with private Sttlv»Ke expert a. tember fi. : 

The coins were dutid from itiUO to CasKcrly i)< a 19W! praciurito (if ' 

1715. 

Ocean City High St-hunl, ]I«- «as with 

the U.S. Air J'lirct* f»r fmir ycurs. 

statiom'd at Pl«ttshury AKB. Pl.iits. 

burg. N.V, His wif*> is the fiiiiiicr 

EHen Wephens. HauBhter nf Mr. and ; 

Mrs C. W. SK-pW-ns of m (Vntral. 

av,, Ocean City. They anv tin* jjiir : 

tbT^rvi it, ri.ils 'n enrich their husi-' 

ni« iiliicri'iri curiicular offcrinRs. 

An afltk>

*(*"• 

£*

# •« •ml 

** actual amour 

ffrly until tag rtfchtfal 

boy* la} « reward. 

FRED'S 

ATLANTIC 

SERVICE 

ftfc 9.1 MY Ave. 

OPEN 24 HOURS 

* Goody*ar Tires 

* Accessories 

* Miner Repairs 

* TlNM-Up 

* Lubrication 

* Washing 

TOE PICK-UP 

wdDftlYERY 

Hi, If WI27 

CONGRATULATIONS. Dr Leo Barone, 

president of the Somers Point Kiwanis Club, 

congratulates and presents a trophy to Fred 

Dalzell, captain of St. Joseph's champion- 

TERMITES? 

FREE INSPECTION! 

NO OBLIGATION! 

ship basketball team. Looking on are James 

McNeils (left), chairman of the Invitational 

Basketball Tournament, and fright I George 

Gerety, team coach —Senior Photo, 

Court Tourney Winners Guests pjyg 

At Kiwanis Luncheon Meeting 

SOMERS POINT — Mr-mbors and tournament. eonRrntulated the team 

the coach d the championship St. members and praised Gorety for Fix, (>•. 

Joseph's brritrtbaJI tram won* his i" ichinq GereH' has hei n active 

ed In 'h 

guests ut fhi' ilinnf'r meeting of theIn 

enriching basketball am! baseball 

f"' 

Sorm-rs Point Kiwan;* Club nivn'ly I teams in Somers Point for more 

in Daniel's Ri>st;iurant. 

than 20 yMps. The trophy was pre- 

St. Jospph's won the Kiwnnis In* sented to the* captain. Dalzell. and 

vitiihonal BaskptbHl! ttiurtwvnpnt the coach by Kiuunis president Dr.. h%* 'j'ri ,', 

rtaged February 2M. Other teams Leo Bamne, • , ".' 

oompHing in the order they finish- 

Guest speaker wag former Mayor hpou'jh" i 

ed wtw Northfielri, Somers Point 

Fled ChiirirnHn, who snnke tif !he ;i>, ,,., , n- 

and Linwood, 

hospitals and medicare. He wild that j r . ,f n 

Comprising the winning team 

were Freddy Dalzell Mike Rosenb»"ti«r. 

Mik 

Four 

medicare will open the door for On 

many people in this area and en- V. 

able them to get the medical and 

surgical care they t-mjld not afford. 

He noted it also will be an aid tohu, 

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'hi' •!.• i! * i •• of »• i- 

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Traffic Heavy 

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• . • i ' • • - , - • • 

Trriffii- on the Delaware Memorial 

Bnil-i. flur;ng March im-n'ast*! fit,. 

TV vi-hu-ies -A-er March 1SK1. Thi'j- 

Ingofdanemir 

re- 

"Never ' she reior'iii emphatical- *n Commissioners of the Di'la. 

ly^ 

warn River and Bay Authority that 

1 bridge iratfif fur March WM 1 Ofi OM 

"Then why hnseri'f ymj reported 

vi-h.cles compared to 994 H6N vehicles 

sooner'" said St, Peter, •You've 

f r March laHS an increase of «jv 336 

be*»n dead a long Unit"!" 

vi hn les or 6A percent. . 

Bridge trills for March totaled SftM • | 

! Dt-mocrncj, like n :;zion, ûff rsVFi. 

i-nmpnred to S631 541 for March ' 

mi»» fit>m its careless id-, •«;tU s. T9K3. an int-reaie of $43164 or 6 9 

not from its 

percent. J^ 

Traffic far the B fnonW p 

HMJ 

enrima March 31. was USM m ,.. 

F 

hicles fV^nparpd to 13.S9l.985 vehicSes 

fnr the 12 month period endins March 

ftl T9B5 an imTpase nf 9W 131 ve- 1 . 

hii It"; or t.l pf-n-ent. 

Resenue for the 12 month pcriatf- 

JilS fOR HUT • W—k - Month . Smaton 

USED TV SETS FOR SALE 

. I 

h>t _* 

-> i -".'i- 

S, wa y I;?>P 

pared tu IH,160,fig) for th«- 12 

cr.-ase of Jjfea,422 or 7 

Sin«» «ie Aufu« IS l«l 

of the Delaware M(-mnrial BridB,) 

1V> 060,302 vehicles have croiteH the 

•pan. ' 

A hero is a soldier who does 

Joh with b.-m>fit president of the Cbmmunity 

County SprifiR Horse Show last year, 

Welfare Council of New Brunswick, 

will Rive a demonstration of groom- 

an elder in the Middiobush Reformed ins, t.iek and riding ability as a 

Church and as a member of theh;(rfiiiRht 

of the lSHiii'iipe Miiy Ctiun- 

Township School Board, He ity 

Spring Horse Show May 11 and 15. 

!;w, show ehairnian, 

4 

ilelay "T«» often," W"idner sums up, announced last week for th*» English 

your r.'urn to :uib,n^ the hard- "the drop-out i* facwi wtth famiiy and Western Riding events, which 

er it «,.!! hiv 

are! community disapproval at exact- help make Up onp of the best at- 

5 Ri' ii./e Ht iham-e is takinB ly the time when he haa the greattended horse shows in South JerM-y. 

liijii clly inkiy that every. e»t mn^l for support find encoura^f- Any rider interested in comp'iins 

iifv h,n

|3f 

SPRING CLEAN-UP LOAN 

GUARDIAN LOANS 

730 Aibury Av«. OCMD City, N. J, 

THIS IS OUR ONLY STORf 

fey mall to all Marty CMMHINIMM, 

Linwood Council 

OK? Ordinance 

to exported to draw ridna 

from Connecticut, New York, Maryland, 

Delaware, Pennsylvania, New 

Jeney, Virginia and North and South 

O0U> SPRING RNG — Two Sfehardayi Carolina, as well as several other 

at aMMng MMn Mmta Mapemtai — Al April a Mala, Large crowds of spectators 

M« April Jt - irtll fMhue MM come from-a wide radius to witness 

m iMn and En«lj,h the English event on Saturday, April 

and rMm In the Mi Annual 23, and the Western event on Saturday, 

April 90. 

UNWOOD — Two ordiniinren were 

tV the KWM Valley Riding Hub 

pn«ard at the meeiint,' of Unwottd 

The shows have the approval ot the 

Wfcl VaAy Ranch, Bay«hore rd 

City Council lam WednewJay wen- 

American Horse Show association, 

CWd Spring 

lUR in City Hail, 

and will feature many outstnndlnR 

OK of the Moot preseason riders and horses compel ins for a The first ordinance requires regi*. 

In Cape May County, the host of prizes. 

tratictn of residents eitmuUHl of 

Crimea. Registration IN required 

For inforitiHtfon on the show write 

within 10 days of arrival in the 

Mrs, Louis Dickinson, Hidden Valley 

city. All surh rfn.sii-nnis will be 

Raneh, Bayshor.e rd.. Cold Spring, 

photi^rnphiiri und finKcrnrinfed. A 

fine of 1300 or 90 duys in the ciminty 

jail will be ordered fox those who 

fail to eomply. 

•RINGS RESULTS The seeond ordinance prohibit!* 

CLASSIFIED AD disorderly conduct. A 1300 fine or 90 

days in jail is mo penulty. 

Mayor George Francis announced 

promotions for two members of the 

police department. Patrolman 

Richard Shutz, a member of the police 

force since ISM. was promoted 

t> sergeant, and figf. Russell Bkyik. 

a policeman for 16 years, and a ; 

fireman for two years prior, wiw 

raised to lieutenant. The promotions j 

were effective Saturday, ' I 

Kirklin and Francis avs, between ' 

Wabash av and New nl , were i 

named as through streets in another I 

ordinance and approval was given ' 

for an emergency appropriatiisn of : 

$4 MO from surplus funds. This is ' 

•1 

•BMon doMti't scare easy 

ordinflnees and provides for retaining 

a consultant. 

final passage wius given a municipal 

employees' salary scale and an 

ordinance estabUshinK regulations 

for the opening of streets. 

Finally it was noted that two 

property sales were held for $3M 

each. The first is Lot 13, Block m 

on Maple av, to Everett Potter and 

the second is Lot 12. B!r«-k m. also 

on Maple av., to Clement Dan-usid 

HOMI PROM FLOKIDA 

Mr, and Mrs. Vincent Assinnte 

have returned to their home at 124 

Bay av, after spending the winter at 

Lake Worth, FTa, 

t.«l-l ClmMH Mi 

ORIGINAL 

^zer^mtSHOP 

10TH STRUT and BOARDWALK 

mo. 

• Mintzer Minis • Crtamy Fudgs 

• Sull Wulvi Tuffy • ChocolaT*s 

• PloiUd Mint • P«€an SpsciaitJM 

QUALITY CANDIES FOR 57 YEARS 

LYNWOOD P. MINTZER, Jr., Owiwr 

.. ^ ,. .. -. , 

" TNI OCIAN CITY UNTINlk-t.lPSlR 

SCOTT S 

both 

to 8t Liu itstayed 

\uth h 

y 

his eye ^ 

show 11 hen 

Virginia Lovetfe Is Presented 

Bethany College A lumni A ward 

bunrh 

The 

Lost*- 

:n rh;; 

junior 

Women. 

Thi> Ck 

chairman 

Mu surti 

B«ta lit- 

rt.1 ,..•.»• 

Club and : ?i 

also is «.f'-'';^- 

Kabof .^crned A Co-Chairman 

In.An.iuc) U. of P. Campaign 

av., 

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T AN (XIRfl • , 

TODAY 

lOCKSMfTH»H6 

SERVICE 

mi IBM 

AUTO, 

COMMBKUL 

art 

•OMUL 

In Fashion 

Now • . . 

f m th!» 

to hnve a ff«lcd .nit and m 

n Anihlc m of targe huttonp Th»" 

j breiisii'd rffeii i» «!••« *"< n 

on J,K'krtii and on dresww, , 

to kf-ip oti! Ihe heHt 01 the 

\fciny of them rtn> unlim-d. 

ALL IN A NAMI 

!*ni!iv!ivi Asv« ,,i! .iHl tw««- i h,!'li!n! I | 

!v IVIIIII' *d I lie (M'litin (I.iti 1 S,iit KiHriiiî-" The .S.; 

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in. 

Enter 

£i*tited 

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Mrldof 

jfiaskion 

NISN 

YORK 

49 North ArVonto* 

•> lilliun 

TWO MR* 

9th and 

904 Boqrdwolk, Oi-i>sli.vt(>rian rhurch 

i-i-s ihat the Hi-v, DtinaJil R. 

tMl li-.^hsiij.an fhiirch. will 

a the mi'ssaiie on Sun«lay miirn- 

;it 11 a m. hnnttinj; to a concJusthi- 

HuildinR Kuntl Campaign of 

First Prisbylcnan tliurc h 

Th»' Rev. Mr, Kijlian directed the 

BmlUirn,' Fund Campnign under the 

rvpartmrnt r*f niurch BuikiinR CampaiiniN 

l"n,t««rl Pri-sbsiiTian Church, 

Befure cuminc to this work of Stowaribihip 

Ki:inu ( 'li 1 *ni he wtvi^l as 

[Kistnr nf the \V',]Ki!i> in a service (if 

'iiilic:tli>>n. {•'.ijl.mini; a mum lunchii.n 

m the hiuer AucJitoriuin they 

The Building Fund Canipoign committee 

ioi lu

: 

J*M t — SKTION THIRTKIN THI OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER 

fvri cnrofls 

i Yifc School 

P. M, «f feronltant 

«f Real Eatst* 

to the pent- 

. Thl* 

W^âSB, 

tin HI ,-• • • • i in! lit II 

UPQD iTjmPWEyttt 

he will o. qualified to 

State 

lor a broker, agent or 

Pwrl wUl grad- 

proved by the New Jeney State 

IMiwjMat of BajaVrtna; an 

Mdtti State or New York Insurance 

A Note of Thanks 

A note of sincere appreciation to Mayor 

B. Thomat Waldman and Commissioners D. 

Allen Stretch, Jr. and Roy Gillian for their 

MMtfB. intmtmti iii +f** w * k ifihtnn a Cif/rM/fir/ 

Center for the City of Ocean City. 

It 1$ a pleatvrm to be appointed to this 

vmry important City project and see thm realization 

of fin* growth in our commoni/y. 

Wm »incerely hop* that when called 

upon our equally finm citizens will furthmr 

thm project and enjoy It In thm yean to come. 

JAMES PENLAND, Chairman 

MRS, MARGARETTA BEISSWENGER 

MRS. RUTH DEVINE 

. MISS MARY DOLAWAY 

MRS, EDNA KING 

MRS. CECnJA NELSON 

MR. JAMES PULVINO 

MR. PHfTTIP TURNER 

PaM tar by MM OMM City Art CmnlMi 

Elementary School News 

MRS. EMMA WARREN'S 

SECOND MAM 

LUST f.ilj we briujh; in ca'orp, 

und 1"! tht-m makf cv»"»ins :n 

tarn «t- f'n.ind *h>.. ov>ii 

two rtiv wh»:o nwhs 

spo's had t'rnenjed Onr- m.fh •• .» 

V 

Upp«r Township P-T.A, 

N«w Offic.rs 

1 

taawei law, tonu and MM. RITA MELM 

f dead but the other one wns climbing MARMORA-Thc nomlmtlng ewn> 

marina inaurance. public MCOND MAM 

[ on the grass we put in the iu,jo for mlttee for offleeri of the Uppet 

liability, life insurance, accident and TWiildiig back from February, ihc him. We arp still looWng in all the TownAip Ptamit-TeÂtr AssociafitB 

health, multiple peril paUdea and last time nm from •pcond grade sdencv books \w find to see uluit reported at its meeting that the new 

many other aspects fit insurance. WM reported, we hasp fairly flown kind of moths they are. We still h.ive preddau will be Mrs. Donald 

At Ma ttme, Perri is an aeeoupt through a very busy March. the d^»d one but the live one es- Young: vice president Robert Aus- 

ant with the Dryefc Motor Co, Inc. 

caped. Robert Ogdcn bret«ht in his 

We welcomed back Joseph Jiam 

tin; MCTftaiy, MM. William Smith: 

USB Aabury av. He and Hn. Pv-rri 

microscope and we knkrd at the 

petti who returned from Florida. 

and &«Murer, Mrs. Doris Ivem. In- 

are the parents of two children, 

wings and body. It was^yery .nt» r-1 

We watched tor lignf of Spring and 

aaUaoon u-fll be held on May 11 at 

France* and Philip. 

esting. ^ 

studied buds and their growth. 

the Tuckahoe Inn. 

March Included wry enjoyable par Some of our classnwtes went nwny j Sergeant Car! Locklear 

ent conferences and a book (air (or the Easter holidays John &ip|> Air Force Station, showed a colof 

ART AND SPORT 

Nearly at] of us bought new book? went to Florida .and rode on the plrjw film. "If the Mail Slopped." 

Maud* — Ii Ink nearly twotfy to raad. We hope to make une »rtpp bottom boats at Silver Springs. Hub-, i It WM d*cid«l that the M crm- Wi' had lot.-! of fun conipusirc >HItributod 

mirror expermon's :n M-:- ,:mn pm-trj E-'n-h^rrf us wrote a purr, 

enee and Thomas Bryan ;ind Mirk md liustroti'd it, "nuw »ttv JHI: .r.:-i 

Pfandcr showed us somi- fun iSp-ri uuf dass bwk erf on.rjvi; pnenv* TV 

merits with dry cells. 

Michael Koeker and Dawn 5nn» 

are helping us In the «ruiiy if hu.±« 

wi'h a tw««i potato and ;»n oruon 

We expect to bo sen, hu^ h ,t\,rt 

(mm now on with rrfvirsaN for 'he 

Spring Oini-crt and .HI: 

program, both at which 

held in May 

• * B 

1 Jr 

Sanriml Clastlltaa ACS Brtnq llMutti 

.w;in 

wa« the •,apw for ihc luik»»- 

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"DO YOU KNOW WHAT THE 

MEAN IS?" hy Kim t«k«irii 

•MT pr..*- •„->: •• ,-u 

us dancr* s.nc ^.TC 

our jwtrumen»« More '.nlorr-. 

,:! foiiow ,it * kticT date 

CLASSIFIED AD 

MINGS RESULTS 

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HOME MADE CANDIES 

"Macfe Be/ore Your 

also Gourm«t Sp«cialti«« 

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STRONG 

7:30 p.m.-BiMe 

•V. 

OftmcH 

JO a m —Oiurm School. 

lit 15 a.nt.-MomJng Worship, 

Ttwaiay— 

7:30 pm-Prayer mwtag. 

b Church of Christ 

at 111 8TH STREET. OCEAN CITY. N. J. 

SALUTES YOU 

has been proclaimed the Year of the 

by President Johnson, To help increase 

Bible Knowledge, your local CHURCH 

HWSF is presenting, absolutely FREE, an 

SSON Correspondence Course fo you, 

|frie asking, 

Your Bible Knowledge, Enroll New! 

END YOUR N A M E and A D D R E S S TO ... 

KNOW YOUR BIBLE 

STREET OCEAN CITY, N. J. 

. SO SOU N [) 

TARING AIDS 

• Cords 

icessories 

Prescription 

GLASSES 

Accurately FllUd 

REPAIRS 

DUPLICATIONS 

COMPANY 

Oeaan Cify'i Oldatt Ettabliihad Optician — 

Ith Street Phono 399-4000 

wlicet drive. Ojic-of-a-kmJ st>lc, 

economy 

a:ui rL-aJy for Jdi\-or>! 

m^SBs^^^^ 

f* 

U here—priceJ-riytit 

SEE YOUR OLDS DEALER,., 

OLOBMOPI 

7:30 p.m, — Intermediate Choir 

rehearsal. 

• • • 

ST. JAMES AMI CHURCH 

"* •• mi HavM av. 

In. • 

11 am.—Morning Worship. 

I 3:30 pm—Revival with Bishop J 

P, Bouldware of Philadelphia as 

| speaker, 

8:« p.m.—Evening Worship, 

N p. m Revival tprvicM with Bis. 

hup Bouldware as 

WISH •Amrr CHUKCH 

in m. m 

O. W. 

• w t m.^Smaiy Scftool. 

U •m.-Momlnt WonWp. 

830 p.m.—Eveninc Wonhln. 

• • • 

ST. AUOUffTINI'S ItC 

IJHi «. mi WaaJay av, 

Rf. lav. Htoar. farHHlimiw •, 

Dvyla, paafar 

Dally— 

7 a.m.—Mass. 

7 to 7:30 pm—Confessions. 

Safwrrfay- 

4 TO to 5:30 and 7:30 to F 30 pm.— 

y 

S, 1030 a.m. and 6:30 pm.- Mua- 

Firrt FrWay- 

7 am — MaM. Coo/i-wjon^ the 

niKht ta'fow 7 30 to 8; 30 pjn, 

• • • 

OU« LADY OP 

OOOO COUNSEL *.C 

Rav, Jaaaali McCatilay, antif 

Bally- 

R a m— Mass. 

Sahiraay— 

4 M to 5 30 and 7:» M 8:SD pm,fi 

y 

| 8, 9, 10 and 11 am —Masses. 

• • • 

OUIEN OP MARTYRS El C 

1*4 M. ami AttaMc av. 

ajn,— 

THI OCEAN CITY SENTINCLLEDOER 

HURCHES 

cbmes for all 

11 a.m.—Warning Worship In the 

Sanctuary. Dr. GuMck'a •onmn 

topic, "The Put Is Prelude", 

4 p,m,-J.Y.r. 

8:30 p.m.—M.Y.F. 

7:30 p.m. — Svpnlnjf Worship In 

Bleyler Chapel. Film, "Methodism's 

Living Heritage," 

7:30 pm—Boy Srouts. 

8 to 10 p.m.—Oonfcrenrp Church 

School. Workshop. 

Tuaarfay— 

8 p.m.—W.S.C.S. executive meeting. 

10 a.m.—WJS.C.S. sieving group. 

3:30 p.m.—BrawnipB. 

7:30 p.m. — Mid-wpek Service in 

FIRST CHURCH OP 

CHRIST, SCIENTIST 

Sunday Service — 11 a.m. 

Sunday School — 11 a.m, 

Wednaaday meeting — 8 p.m. 

TOe necessity for continuing spir 

itual growth tf> realize eternal life j 

is a central theme of this Sunday's 

•ervlre at all Christian Science 

churches. Subject of the Bible Lesson 

is "Probation After Dnith " 

TTie Golden Text is from Janies: 

"Let patience have her perfect 

work, that ye may be perfect and 

entire, wanting nothing." I 

Readings to be prr-sentrf! along' 

with the Bible include these lines 

from the Christian Science textbook. I 

"Science and Health with Key to' 

the ScrSpfures' 1 by Mary Baker; 

7 30 im-MiB, OonfeuiaM ttie 

nll^t before from 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. 

10:15 a. m—BibW SHidy. 

11 a. m.—W«>rsh!p Se»v1e#, 

f:30 p. 'm.—El'enliiB Worship. 

FIRST MITMOeiST CHURCH 8 p. m.—Hemld of Truth radk 

program on ttation WLDB, 140 kes 

WIHiam R, (MRtk, 

l» S. Pimm, 

D 

7 pm — Wcslvyan Choir rehearsal. 

H pm—Chancel Choir rehearsal. 

S p m —Weslyan Service Guild at 

honii 1 nt | man and Oiurc-h &-hl Classe«, 

who, watching and prayinc, enn j 1 p.m. — InstallaSion of Dean 

'run, and not be weary: . . , walk, 

and not faint ' who Rain Bond rapidly 

and hold their position rtr attain 

slowly and yield not to dlseourseement, 

God requires perfectHin. hut 

not until the battle between Spirit 

and flesh is fought and the victory Accutron Story: 

won." 

• • • 

CHURCH OP CHRIST 

OCEAN CITY BAPTIST CHURCH 

IMi at. M*4 Wtiky av. 

Raw. Ri LJWM*, Minlatar at 

f:30 a.m. — Rindny Schnoi w!!h 

for v%'t*ry mnmh-r of 

Eiirl Siultzfus, E«'niT;il 

§u r»«*ri nt endent, 

Oryiinist. Mrs Oivd P, \Vn«h'. Vi»calis-t. 

N:\rv-\- Hipbit' Mifw.'ii;i> l 

The melt uflyfMI limtpiNt tMr 

crfMti. Transparent tj.al |*lt 

;ey M* tfit spic* mevcfncni. 

WMtrpresI*, thecl-prsttelil, 

Ttllow CM top, tumltjj itttj 

tKk, MivtMM MM, flNM 

SMITH 

JEWELBKS 

SHORE ROAD, MARMORA 

Dial SfM171 

Vaughan aa Dean tn-Morning Worahlp. 

8:30 p.m.Êveiilii§{ Ba^plHk i 

10;SB a.m. to 2 nm. — White 

Cross ladies meet downst.iirs 

FrWay — 

7:30 p.m. — Junior High Fellowship 

in Men's Classroom. Councilors, 

Mr. and Mrs, Ij'Nfer JJppincott. 

Senior High Fellosvship swimming 

party. Coumilors, Mr, und Mrs. 

James Lutz. 

• • • 

ST. JOHN'S LUTHERAN 

1M •». aiMl CaMral av, 

Rav, D. Rkfcar* 6arriMnr aaMar 

AINW Mir, iniMic riiractw 

jana Kyla, arfaali 

Tamarraw (FrMay) — 

6:4B p.m. — Junior Choir rehearsal 

Satvraay — 

H p.m. — Couples Club ir**ling 

at the Sbmrrs PoLnt Bowling Lanes 

Sunday 

§30 a.m. — Oiurch Srhool 

11 a.m. — The Service. Junior 

Choir, "Our Fathi r Hafh IJsht' 1 3:15 p.m.—Bible Club and Cherub 

Choir ntanraaJ, Sunday School BttiM- 

on "MoraUty". 

tag. 

7:30 p.m. — Evening Prayer. T:30 p.m.—Monthly meeting Sunday 

WatfnaMiay - 

School Association, Henry B. Cooper, 

7 a.m. — Holy Communion aOO Wesley av. 

8 p.m. — Kupples Klub meeting In 

the Parish House 

fellowship prayer groups meet 

• • • 

throughout the day. 

FIRST PRIMTTHIAN CHURCH 7:30 p.m. — The Midweek Bible 

M at, anri Waatoy av, 

Study Hour. Song service, Message 

Cfcrltt CfUflflMl, RIMN, by R. Lyle Olmstcad. 

TlMM-atfay— 

. by 

V, Greaersm. Solo, "The Ninety and 

Nine" by Cumpirm. Helena H;md. 

12:15 p.m. — Senior Omir rehearsal. 

10 a.m. to noon — Church Library 

4 p.m. — Junior Confirmation class 

Rav. William R. AIIM, TKM., 8 p.m.—Monthly meeting Women't 

SvMlay— 

Association, Lower Auditorium. 

930 a.njK,—Graded Sunday School 

clauses lot earn member of the fam- 7 am—CBMC Breakfast Essie 

ily. R. Lyle Oimstead, general superintendent. 

11 a.m. — Qiijdxen's fîiy 

four years through second pvde. 

11 a.m.—Morning Worship. Rev. 

Donald R. Killian, Board of National 

Missions, United Presbyterian 

Chun*. 

?:30 p.m.—Evening Worship, "The 

Second Word of the Risen Oirijt." 

Oireetor of Music. Mn. Marion 

Trout Murphy. Organist, Mni, G, 

Robert Hagerthey. 

• • • 

N0L*¥ TlflNITY EPISCOPAL 

11th •». and C^tral «v. 

Tlia Vary Rav, Parraat Vauflhan, 

Tamarraw (Friday) — • 

10 ;i.m — Holy Communion 

Sunday 

1 Mainland Churches 

WMMS POINT 

CALVARY INDCrCMDCMT 

BAPTIST 

Ra¥* vaiia dtKtw&9$ w 

Tamarraw (FrMay) — 

7:30 p.m. — Youth meeting 

! 

Restaurant. 9th st. and Ajbury av. 

Men wwlcome. 

Jirtor tt«r, Sunday School BuiW- 

Ing. 

7 p.m.—Junior High Young People 

and Handbell Oi«r, Lower Auditoriutn. 

• • • 

MACEDONIA MBTHOOIST 

Rav. OarlM 

CHRISTIAN 

RAOH> MRIRS 

THIS tUNOAY 

EMAN 

FMTBI 

Strange how a landscapf §ets the imagination to 

work. Bight now, looking at this scene, I can imagine 

all sorts of things. 

Winged steeds riding to heavy music . . , pioneers 

In the wilderness , . , castles on the cliffs , , . boating 

at high speeds. 

Look at the magic that enables the lake to mirror 

the rocky mountain peak and the heavens! The vastness 

and stillness of the scene sets my mind to wondering 

about time and space and things I will never 

understand. 

But in standing- here and wondering IO, I feel like 

Tve been near God, 

There is a place where I can find Him alwayi—in 

Church, Will you come with me? 

THI CHUUCH FOB ALL 

ALL worn THE CHUUCH 

The rhunh ta Uw mated factor 

M urth for M» taiMini of chams. 

in mil I fo to chutt+i n|lt> 

Uriv and read vour BiM. daily. 

Wi CAM MAY COUMTV 

NATIONAL BANK 

Ml Askunr AIM, Dial 999-1300 

tEXAU l*HAItMACY 

Mi It, mti Aa4wiy An, DUI 1VMSSS 

Thuridoy Fridoy Sot^doy 

Spon«>rW»/p 

Waff a, AttoAUc CMy CllM NO 

till »,m- 

Stnujmrg.Vm 

OCEAN CfTT 

^ ^ VICI COMPANY 

TMNI StrMt Mai 99fMM23 

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4 — SCvTVON THE OGIAN CITY SINTINIL4.IDOIR 

ur. -~ 

Mr. Lewis Benran, director of vocal music, rehearsing the Ocean 

School Choir for the annual Spring Concert, —Billows Staff Photo, 

Mr Miller directs rehearsal of band for the Spring 

Concert. 

"THE EARTH IS ONE COUNTRY AND 

MANKIND ITS CITIZENS." BAHA'N'ILAH 

Th» CtaM •« \**t and Mm* ami r*teN»w 

an ImUrt «. VISIT 'AMMKAt TAJ MAHAL", 

at WHmatto, IN. MaimlMtsJ Otwaav 

WORLD FAITM 

High 

Batman, Robin Visitors Orators Compete 

At Senior Class Night In Temple Test 

y fnwi f . r 11 

i ;s 

Br> i.Tixtr. G.ri 

iLft R *»,f, . MJ» S«inrtr;» . t *»-.'«cli 1 PAPERHANGttMG 

PAINTING 

Frank W. Young 

MOIMOIU 

f. im of tlw' Dial 

r rA:is,-id and M,*. S*ai:i;!(T JIKIU ii 

• s - •• i - i f n - r s -if "hi 1 :••••!] i'h.i;>'' r 

«>l :n III. 1 v.t 

if *h.?. iiind 

Concert soloists, McElwte and Rick Bringhum 

QCHS Band And Choir 

Set For Spring Concert 

"Row, row-, nm your boat". How 

many students have ever hoard an 

arrannwicnt in oight^ pam 7 V ^ 

rf trompetist m-jJ 

"La 

It is 

Spanish bullfight 

wiU f^tur* 

art BringhuTBt Batt 

Special abiUt>*« 

numbers, Rjfhart 

perform "Thani'is B«> 7. ~u-> 

%hiB chorus.. I*indii L,'.\i»* *&,Tt^ 

WaUaof ^h.^-., ,-.; 

a* accompanists 

Tht Aorus, r^b^j-mr-ijr 'i 

Bctaon. OCHS vooai 

1 t. 

from grad** nine thrguKL 11 Aim 

o«i for chorus ar* atim HA! bj 

lion in *f totramuv arw m: 

In 

FMww 

School. L/Vc Island Nw VMT 

I*** conduficir af a rAwnti 

Tbt 47-ptetT aBBran UMW rtaMiiv 

I tfaffl* Tint'T it MWWt Altar • ^f, 

MiMc nwrduag iwatiut th. mmttbtn 

BettM down tar emtLm 1 ' M-aao* 

Mr, Warren L MuJtr wi hu, smu, 

year of teaching at our h«gb «ctm«: 

4H^r€fe^ 

Iht Old I 

t 

;TW ind Ten 

!•« aitn MirrT poot 

firls to atttlc dawn, and 

others starry rick ones ta 

aclUc up." 

and 

J. SflflflifM 

M lt**K.t 

fLIMtINf 

fiMiiii 

> 

.„• •*.«•-. until ft*' iM 

' «"i) In' 

•' ,1P ,iii;f' Mi this years efforts wUl reach their culmination with 

esentation of the Spring Concert next Wednesday 

Hg. Mwt y.nly ii thB th« grauD s uuly i-huu-*. to tuake a 

•ppearance before the generai public, il u abo their 

ppportunity to earn some money to help support the 

ations 

nrouKh the long hours they have put into their 

kration for this event, they have merited your supiKjrt 

[it to them you'll find it well wurth the luan of an ear 

f ulvino With Evaluation Group 

Mfln-h > ''> ?A. Mr Juiin-s 

WM a nMTiihsT of an KValu. 

fir ihc Midrtii- At. 

i .if>l Jt; iiihi-r li-iich. t> 

uid siTUiin./f 1 !! ,H wnifir hinh 

about L'.*Mi sturtcnts und 

Thr iwrfXHf of (in • v,«l 

Of tttts ^1"' i» K 

#»r , . . 

and Remodeling 

MII • TOOL* 

UNHMMTI 

KUOttTujMMUr 

LUMUK CO, 

CITY, M. J. 

399^)150 

MINTING 

take 

galk iiiHinv 

arms cm 

ORNAMENTAL 

•WH* WEWHG CO, 

• DCCO«AtlVE IRON 

• WROUGHT IRON 

• RAILINGS, ETC. 

733 

MOOUE AVE. 

cm, N J 

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Dial 399-2305 

TNI OCIAN CITY SCNTtNILLIDOIR 

' Sewing and 

who u§ a member of the band, BUare 

her lowi staff pictures is supersiscd by 

tune activities, 

\mw», Siodi ni Council and after- 

! the photography editor, in conjunc- 

SCJK»I sports. She exclaimed. "I 

Pat in her editonal dution with the Photography *• Club. 

really had a niee time. Everyone 

ties and saining Urat-hand know- Joe, serving in this capacity is also 

should have H t!iar»ee to be an (Hle 

of the edit»»'s Job is Omnie, a m«Hnbur of. the junior tiass c-xi-cuchange 

student. It's a great exper- 

a sophomore, who will bei-onie edtive conunittee and chairman uf this ience!"itor-in-rhief 

when Pit graduates. In ytv'm prom dotôration. He enjoys 

her pnrttifln, Otrte wants to "hii- bawunr and his weFkend job of In the near future, additional studthe 

quality of Hw paper." grooming Krenc+t poodles. He is conents will have the opportunity to par- 

to the point where next sidering a career in public relations ticipate in Exchange Days with other 

year tte BUiows wUl receive a "ned- or the.Peace Corpa. 

schools. 

aHM" ratine from the Onhrnibta j As typing editor Joyce super- 

Schfaastie Press Asaociation Music- '•vises the staff typists who type 

ally mcttnrd she fartieipBtwi in cûpflcs df sfl aîri^B to senu tft liie 

band, dance band, and choir. In ad- , publisher. In addition to her role as 

dibni she belongs to the French typing editor, she ia vice-presMent 

Club and the Seventh Wave literary of the ftusuMB Qub and a member 

Council's Corner 

by Bonnie Bozarth 

Birch Miles THM 

*n California 

Watt* en the trap, Btrcfa 

aa to 

nany «*»**'g« about the surfba; 

In 

Of fte 

Bir* la« OC an BCarch & aafl 

•toyed in CaWomia utfll 

ftirfng Shop at Bert's P*£b Siop 

was his main VBMDD lor coins on 

the trip. Because of his Job. 

Bjoprnd to learn all be could 

the DM 

ia ksM, Birth 

his time In the factory wtora 

tiki HMnaen iurfbaaras arc 

land, Beafaoi 

"V ^ 

IHMQf Ml W]P saaaB flnV •a^pW 

ia also a 

i*Tiaaat«sal 

it ttttie tote 

lamaay yaa 

NEW BILLOWS EDITORS. Left to right, chief; Carol Bunting, feature editor- Joe 

Michael Dimon, , managing magng editor; Debbie May, ay, phoograpy photography edtor, editor, and Susie Susae HHowelL 

Fox, feature editor; Pat Lytle, editorin. business editor.—Billows Staff Photo, 

chief, Connie Jenkins, aMUtant editor-in- 

New Billows Editors 

Appointed For 1966-67 

with (his WHJP, the edi. 

tors of the Billows far the school 

yr-ar 1188*7 aauinw their respective 

duties. The appointment of flie 

new Jnrnalisu was ractntly an. 

ntwncc«d fey Joseph M, Banner, ad- 

S'l.vir to the Billows Thi< tiiiturs 

whi*h -r or n>< tin M'hu.l is tn in i 

assume their dutii« In the spring 

!»m its ai>iTi Li 

(his t.lkl-. IH.II'.> Illc 

t«.»k 

vnv-f>rim-:|nl. iind 

n» arei ?h n wn! to the As 

Whifi 'h«' tiinimittm' visits 

thi' Nthiiiil it eiHiiiiK if !hn ' hunr 1 ?*! in 

thi-ir fsviiuiiimn ;md if tht-s arc fcilk»»!nK 

thi' limn*' thi-j th'siKivttf^ 

in thi< !»•* 

'•A*S Of AU KMDS 

I WTlaCT tmy TAaWf mi ^— 

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m P» TARVES it IJM1H 

1 BAYVUW HAU OCIAN CITY, N. J. 

INDEPENDENT 

ROOFING CO., INC. 

•OOHNO — SIDING — GUTTOS 

ItUWOM) PKOOUCT5 •v 

J. R. NIXON 

M0 •ATTBtSCA tOAO 

CUSTOM BUILDER 

IWttffALniATN 

WTCHCNS end RATHS 

SAMPSON »d HAMADA 

HtATtNQ 

Sheet Metal W< 

AkHtwttnu — Air 

t -. V 

: ; fî 

^ 

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5*.,.^.

Having JW MIW ercraved m 

taw or east in fcram (to not 

perpetuate it « this €«nii tall as 

long as having it on some ergajta- 

,_- Bulktin, PhU- 

NOW OPEN! 

OGELLCTS 

3M Street md Asbury Avenue 

Sptiolizing in 

* SUBS * PIZZA 

* MEATBALL SUBS 

ALL KINDS OF SUSS and SANDWICHiS 

OPEN DAILY 7:30 A.M. to 7 P.M. 

FRI.. SAT. & SIN., 7:30 A.M. to 9 P.M. 

».•'*• 

, V 

— TNI octAM crrr ttwnNti-itoot* 

HAWAIAAN" AL'-GO-GO. Here are membors m" the \.M-:OUS loniniittws planrur-g 

the forthcoming eighth grade danc?—Billows St«fT Photo 

SLY HUSBAND 

Mrrt: "I'd like to 5rt a (fiv 

My htwhjiiiii ami I jisst rfun'i 

Gi-r': 'Why Jon'! yny pip him f^ 

nctimpRnbilJtj"" 

M.r: -1 «,m:,) if I l^n:M ,-,•,. 

WH M *«." 

' ô Ocean City's 

most complete provender 

of fin* foods for partial and 

particular palates — 

IFRIENDLY DELICATESSEN I 

715 ASBURY AVENUE 

PHONE 399-835o 

HOME OF THE 

QUARTER POUND 

APPETIZERS 

COLD errs 

HOME MADE SALADS 

PARTY TRAYS 

and fha 

Hightt Quality 

LUNCHEON MEATS 

Commencement 

Topics Given 

To The Seniors 

Apr.: 

' • • • " - - • • • - ' • • > - . • - . - . » . . . , « , . . , - r » . 

•••• -" -J.-.'. •:: H . . . . . s»..i,- ..' 

•vi - 

Eighth Graders Plan 

Hawaiian Au-Go-Go 

• K• t *> 

I? *•*»• - 

••••«) . . * " n 

•i~," e- 

Merry-Go-Round 

Have you adapted "the granny 

Joel? The earth ta going •" 

Mr Johnm? 

„ . ,—i Mm "is i\n a 

An- sou ivillv BiUtwn Mr. KUp.ii 1 j« a wmedy for evi 

" 

n iHiiheti nfck, ~* Italian 

U'h> • *JV tasiiT bunrui's always i 

Provi'lh, 

»h.if, Snarvr.? Wdi's wi funm , j 

V.•:*•* H 'wo .in*! '«(» m a k r f.n'i 

weu a. an artivKy card. Attendance 

la wir «erupt departure re-Jry-out In final*. No preference li 

the 

given to previoua cheerleaders. When 

Mrs F¥rkin« **-.»* genrroui . . •the 

votea are tmbulated. the top ten 

K.uhv like* pignut butter and pickles will be varsity and the next six Jun- 

" I« JuK-s enjoying Italy? • •ior 

Varsity. 

Mr Cervine thanks W§ holiday 

Senior ehMfieadera Judge amii-fin- 

jMintrre . Everyone is wild 

envr holidays' Don't W;nk sutler* — 

alisti, along with Miaa Slaybaugh, 

JM-U ni:^h; miss that oni'-inch wave, 

and one or more adult faculty Judg. 

bd :hr S»T»SU1IS take tht- fu!d Mr. es Semi-finals will be held today and 

Ham*" Ptiviviin on timst kn-'ads final tryouts on May 6. 

.-.ir KP 

Cheerleaders 

Begin Practice 

\'.ir!d*> 1 and Jun.iv Versify i-ht 

'•vi ire i'sod k'i^ hijan tht'ir pi 

• !i" 

•«^'i a* V s* N.I>!VI..J'I f.fU ih.it 

]>-My-T-± .." ;hv • r»i •( the sciir « I! 

.»•,,,,._,,_ 

The 

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JjjV ?r frw » 

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2nd and lay Av»nu», OMM Ol 

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AcctmnwW* It ft, TTiriLji « ft. ^ 

Additional Fr«* P,rhinf "" 

•MutiM Metal RcMn, 

with RMfawrant on " iiii|m , 

Caravel Selects -- 

1966-67 Editors - — - — — — — ^ 

Phon*: 399-1283 or 399-9SK 

v» 

;:>J 

jiishK tiuMr own j,'arnjfnts. Wt'if-ich thi-ni to 

jup the neck stitches . . make buttonholes 

i jn the ribbon . . . block . , . ami ibt'*t n| all) 

r the sweater together to make a beautiful, 

pletcd garment. 

|wfi (ARK if our customer's bigyest pleasure is 

l£ knittiiiy. wu will be pleased" to tuku their 

Uwork and finish the gai merit to their 

WE CAKK so much for folks ulv» cacc alxnit 

that »c are deliKhteil when they come to ufl 

e and help leven though their yarn purchases 

been made elsewherei. 

Monday and Wadnatday •veningt for clasMt 

ara open both Friday and Saturday evenings 

tar conv«ni«nc« of our special weekenders, 

Margaret, Sally and Kleanor ti> help you 1 

THE COUNTY CRAFTS 

A5»URY AVENUE 

OCEAN OTY. N. J. 

RESTONE 

DIAL 399-7275 

iff Your Choice of \3 ( Great Firestone 

Nylon Tires at Discount Prices! 

FRESH JEWISH 

rTAUAN 

BREAD and ROLLS 

OPEN St NDAYS 

9 to 2 

OUR OTHBT LOCATION IS AT 1 

rugs 

^Tobacco 

* Whitman 

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winds 

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;«s glass meeting 

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greater rain protection when open. 

Fewer number of moyinj parts 

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Coming Events In Somers Point-Unwood 

p,TA. mecOw and 

Father 1 * 

at 

C, Stone, 18li 

Mrthndtat 

mlS meeting In flu* home 

WUUaffi Forcp, 2WT W«>st 

Club Garden De- 

How to take 

yourself 

off the spot 

nome 

meeflnf. i;jn pM^ \n < 

Mrs. Roger MuJhoU&nd. 

Fas* m 

U 8 p.m. 

• • 

Sommi Rjint jayrpps m#rting In 

»mi r « Inn, * 

Pwit »3 AmcTi 

mwting. 8 pm, 

Somrrs Point City Counrll mrrt. 

ing. 7:30 pm. 

Accidents to visttors on your property 

can put you "on the spot" for sub« 

santial monetary claims ,. . unless you 

insurance. See us about our low cost 

coverage. 

# AGENCY * 

SHORE RD., MARMORA 

DIAL 399 3344 

FABLES FOR THI VERY RICH 

(and these who would iikt to b«) 

THI CROCODILE 

AND THE TYCOON 

An obviously poof 

Crocodile wept longest and 

loudett at thp funeral of 

the richest oil man 

In Texas, Are you a cloM 

relative?" aiheda 

bystander. No," walled 

the Crocodile, 

"that s *

Ceremony Unites 

/H&S Bianchini And D. L Martin 

Mr 

W South 

i*. Mmnnna, mi married 

to D*vld LM 

r and Mrs. William Martin, 

1 OHU av,. Ocean aty. 

The Reverend Bruce Phillip. of. 

PILLOWS! 

PILLOWS! 

HlUM 

IN OOtORRJL 

AMiRICANA PATTERN 

h 

prints. Cfcoic* 

eiR, JUMBO 

WBSi «• lOt- 

MMfN tftm mat A5BUKY AVM Ut 

many, a reception was held at the; 

Marmora Fire Hall, The young! 

couple left on a honeymoon to Wash- j 

ington. DC. and Arliniton, Virginia. 

The bride's going-away ootfit was 

a white wool suit with matching 

coat and blue acoeasorie*. Upon' 

their return, the couple have taken 1 

* UNDER NEW OWNERSHIP • 

LAMON'S HARDWARE 

WIMItY MARSHALL'S HAHDWAJtB 

IN IAT1BBEA MAI OCEAN CtTV, H. J. 

OPEN SATURDAYS ONLY 

PAINTS • HARDWARE • TOYS 

FERTILIZER and GARDEN SUPPLIES 

Go Bulck Special, 

your Biiick dealer. 

(The going's great!) 

ISrSiL'' 

r* v r 

TNI OC1AN CITY 

OCHS Clou Of 1946 

Planning Rmunien 

Masonic Club 

To Fete Ladies 

lor a 30th reunion will be 

by members of Ocean CMy 

at tte which took Ifigh School Class of 1946 Monday The Sweet Adeline*, a 40-volce all 

at Trinity MMtt Chun*. •venlng at I o'clock in the home of gtrl chorus from Atlantic Oty, will 

Mrie w played by Mn, Mn. Jean Davit Tucker. 200 aoth provide entertainment at the annual 

t 

at. All class members who are in- tadiea night dinner of the Ocean City 

Glvw in nvwiap ^r ha- tether, tcnsM in Mping with the event Masonic Club Tuesday evening on 

tk« bride WON m «mfirt gsmm atare 

invited. 

the Music Pier. | 

wMto pnu de «te skirt with law II atao DM noted that all but six The evening'» fearivMe* win begin, 

top, bMdi and pointed taac tare QMUJiisn of the otaH have been toat 6:30 at which t*ne dinner win bej 

Hmmm. Her chapd Ma m of cated. Anyvw having-any intorm*- served. The Ocean City High School 

ho wttt -railoped adgn. The v*UUon 

on any o/ the six abavntees is concert orchntn will provide back- 

rfiqinHed to contact Mrs, Tucker. ground muric during dinner. 

crown. Her flowm were a Those AWOL are Doris Anderson, The Atlantic Oty choral group Is 

of white ram and orchid*, 

Barbara Gery. Vernon Housmd. Phil- part of the national organization of 

ip MUl*r. Jmaem Plnl'htm Mi Love* 

Mn. Carol Maniteffi. Ocean Qfy, PWta. 

served a« matron of Manor. Sbe was 

dmwd in an empire gown, dark 

blue bodice and light blue skirt with 

a dark blue bow hmtpiece with veil. Mrs. Cervine Guest 

Her Power* were white nmm andAf 

Si/rpr/$« Shower 

baby's brvtath with blue •treamera. 

Brkl«makl» were Valerie Sa. Mn. John Cervino was guest of 

v«ge, Owen aty. and Janet Kruk, it "a surprise stork shower 

Marmora. They were dreaMd in given Friday evening in the home 

light blue gowna with crepe bow hat. of Mrs, Fred Haack, 7 Wlstar av., 

pieces with veito. Their flewen were Marmor*. Co-hostesses were Mrs. 

white KM and baby's breath. Daniel Montagna. Jr., Mrs. Edward 

Mia. Bianchini, mother of theRenquest 

and Mn, Haack. 

bride, wore an aqua drew with The room WM attrautively deco- 

matching aeeesBoriei and a white rated in a yellow and pni color 

orchid corsage. Mn, Martin, mother scheme. Those attending wore Mrs, 

of the gram, wore a beige floraf Charles Baker, Mrs. Jamra Boeofte. 

Mrs. Joseph Cervino, Mrs. Anthony, rhaswl 

ies and an orchid corsage. 

Serving aa beat man was Frank 

MarttrtU. Jr.. Oeam aty, UAera 

were Richard Ferrlm- and Edward 

McClain. both of Ocean Oty. ( 

Following the double-ring cere-1 

tll ' m 

ten in the United States and Canada. 

The program to be offered will 

be approximately that presented by 

the greup in Bie recent nationm! j 

competition. It will consist of se-' 

lectioiM by the entire chorus and | 

specialty numbers hy smaller groups ] 

including the Sea Notes and -the Sea ' 

Shells. 

A note of local int«T» 

Cervinb. Mrs, Berwyn Hughes, Mrs, phono "KfcTa* 

Ted Mepac. Mrs. James Pulvino ami 

Mn. Michael Lombard!. Sending 

gifts but unable to attend were- Mrs, 

Herbert Brownlee and Mrs. Kenneth 

Snyder. 

i st is that 

Mrs. John Young, memboF' anri organiier 

of thr Atlantic City ehaptiT 

iat the dauKhtiT-in-lttw of the Mas-. 

oree Club President and Mrs, J, 

Brinton Young, ] 

Tickets In the affair niiiy U> pur- 

Ralph Ruhrman iih-- 

I or ;my member 

tea table, A daffiidii ciw* rpk-«e | Parkins, mw •h.-iinn. n. Ms ,i !,•, •,: 

graced the tea table and small ] li^ro, Mrn L C, Ak. i '.]-, 

bunches of daflodiU were on the 1 Morio Andcr-m. Mr-s, IM, •:•! I 1 , .-.j. 

individual tables, Mrs. V, A . Craw-1 M"- CnmUmi, M v, 1. c c:,„.,„. 

ford was ehiurman of the decorations ' Mrs. !f;irtle>' nrih in M•> \ V 

committee. I.Hau!ennn, Mrs, H V »I>f fht> IUMVIVH.Ii 

Informntion Siih4f)nimi'Tiv i . wiih 

and Vincent Mollo aA on intoer*. 

> 

Frank KleEer will heud the sub. 

mniitjfv on Ni'ijjhhwhimsd Inipixivi*ment, 

with Giniion I'ITOIH 1 and 

i\i ill Sliyli'iBiin fill 1111*11118*111 i if 

tKiit 

president, while Alfred K. Hammett, Jr., 

director of the Jaycees board here, looks 

STATtT TRAFFIC TOLL 

TOBWW - NatfcmaUy, it is more 

than twice as dangerous to drive 

after dark as during the daytime! 

At The Cultural Center In May Attorney General Artwr J. SiJls referrod 

to this statjitic «» he ur^d 

Reports on a new Homemakrr the Home' 'at the next session May motorists to remember the import- 

Training Course were given at the10 

from 9 to 10 pm. at the Culture] 

ance of visibility in traJfle. At the 

PMi'nt meeting nf the Visiting Hume. Center. 

•ame time. Mr. Sllli announcsd 10 

makcT Health Aide ASKOtiatinn held 

trafflc deaths in New Jersey during 

Announcement was made that the week ending Sunday midnight as 

at the Cnatterbrw, 

Donald Russell and Robert Geary, against 36 in the corresponding p«1- 

Thf eourre will shirt May 2 nnd members of the board, will attend 

eontinue through June 2. The 

od of last y«r. The 1M6 total was 

the Annual Visiting Homemakers 

first sesBion on May 2 from 2 to, 

raised to 271 as compared with 278 

meeting Wednesday in ftinceton. 

3 p.m. will b held at the Cultural 

Mrs. Margaret Hall reported ae- 

Center, 409 Wesley av., anri will be 

ttvities for the month of March. 

eonduetpd by brmni momhrr Mrs, 

There were 14 active homemakers, 

John Des'ine, Hr-r topic will be "In-! 15 caws served, 10 rases carried 

froduction to Vwiting Hornoniakt't rner. four new cases and one re- 

Service". 

opened, All totaled 1318 hours of 

Tuesday, May 3, Ralph 

service. 

er, of the DeparUnent of Welfare, 

Mrs, Vincent Tridico was wel- 

will speak- cm "WiirkinR With 

turned as a 

Pimple." This WMsiuii aki will be 

hold at the Culiural Cenlor frrMn 

7 to 10 p.m. 

The third s«"sslon will be Mny 5 

PUBLIC NOTICE 

frewn 7 to 10 p.m. ami will be Part 

I of "Family Life in Rolsttion to 

Kmvi and Cam of the Home", This 

will he at Csipi> May Court Ilnust 

CITY OF OCEAN CITY, H.J. 

NMiea Is IMMn 

Contract Ne, 1227 

THE CITY OF OCEAN CITY 

INFORMATION CENTER 

with MiM Lois Ham.lton us thi 

speaker, 

Nodes is hereby given that s*aleri 

bid& will ba rete.ved by the Board 

nf Commissioner!, of Ocean City, 

New Jersey, on or before 1J^ 

tasi 

to the same date in 1JO. 

fooU listen reputedly to 

tools. 

— 

I9&6 for construction at City of 

Oce.iri City Information Center 

Building in aecordanc* with plans 

and specifications praparM by J. 

Brmton Youngs ArchitKt and on fil» 

wiW the City Ciwk, Ciry Mall, Oce»n 

City, New Jersey 

Ail proooials must be on tha 

forms providod ana placed in sealed 

Bnêiopes addressed to the Board 

of Co/Tifniisioriers of Ocean City, 

Nw Jefs»y A certified cheek in 

amount of 10 :, of the amotint bid 

and made p»yab e to the City of 

Plans and specificatisns may b* 

e«rtmin=d Ou'ing business hours at 

the office of the City Clerk, 9th 

Street and Anbury Avenue, Ocean 

City, NJ; Cop.« ef plans . antf 

specifications may be obtained at 

the office of I Brjnton Voung, 

Architect, 100 First Street, Ocean 

City, N J , upon payment of pn Iaraiion 

eoit of lit) 00 

The Board of Commissionefs rewmvvs' 

th* right fo reteet any of 

.id proposals and to waivs an^ in* 

formality in any bid 

Riith G Ni 

City Clerfc 

Roy jUllian. Commi 

Oiêeter «f PuMte 

J F Hyland, Municipal engineer 

4 14—?t—of S2SSI 

NOTICE SP SrrTLEMgNT 

Notice is hereby given that ttm 

account* of the Subteribefa, •• 

EiKutors of the Estate of William 

Bishop, deceased, will be audited 

reported for settlement to the Cape 

May County Court Probst* Division 

Sr, at which 

time application will b* ma4a far 

the allowance of CommiMions and 

counsel fees- 

Dateft March. 22nd, 1966 • 

CHAftLOTTE F BISHOP 

and 

FIDELITY PHILADELPHIA 

THUST CQ, 

Ch»rl«» A MeSeary 

c o Bleakly. S«och*»H A Zink 

Attorney 

CsnMen, New Jersey 

311 i »t pf. 121.00 

M0TM OF W HHmMI 

NoMM is hmn&r gum that Mw 

account* af «M MMMMr, mw AdmfnjatrtriK 

nf «tf Eatata of Hwnar 

WMI uatod ky «t» Sum«ata. aM 

KapMted for laWlaiiiaitf to MM Cap* 

M«f County Court fiofaaU SMaMm 

on OM Mirtaann day af May, nmt 

• MyilM A.M.. tliiWA tlfflt 

of ConwiWuisn* Ml 

D«t«d Aprtl 11th. 1«M. 1«M 

FLOMIC AMOS. O 

$3».rjo 

P*rmonaliz*d S«rvic« 

Nr MR. JAY 

Coming Yow Wuy Eaily hi 

Football Game 

Tickets On Sale 

UPPER TOWNSHIP — Application* 

tor ticket* to tte New Jeney 

Jaycee FoottaU Olrie between the 

New York Giant* and Uie Philadelphia 

Eagle* are now being acceoled, 

it has been announced by Bob Wrig. 

gin«, FootbaU OMrie d»irman for 

the Upper Townhjp Jaycee*. 

The two tram* will meet In Prince- 

in or p 

Princeton XJv&v&nity 

vide its M 

ff^. ., _ ,-. ,1^ *- JL. '^^^m^m ^BH 1 

iToc*o 

fi 

tk- w,-j".-t^ 

* to •» 

LATHI IRAN NOON TOO. 

4«CBt»i 

I AflBHlMiaB Haw wuK em •»»—- .-. 

• •^•^m?* (man, wnD JQ NWUI OF 

— AH OattiAed AdvtftJ, tag Cask _ 

TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY ADS »r EXTRA 

„ mailed in. given to npamtiMlvm or browjM NJ 

I IMfpomlh/, MUST BE ACCOMPANIED BY CASH OR 

IM to ewer am. OBsy accepted 

OWrtegy and convenience to customer Remittance must Lw 

t* aWhw adviia-ai mn.n jg —« i» typtv 

ClMMted Display Advertising _ © jn p^, j ^ 

MMALI HILP WAMTID | MALI HELP WANTED 

WATTIwatCa. Ml 39M172. 

oCIAN CITY IINTINlL-ilMIR 

—*• -i = . - - -- 

•USINISS smvici 

NTH paw, etMMtv 

5404 5 19 ' _..-—.___ 

; _,.__ . j g SfTS CAFI i OBTAINS Pravincial 

ADORABLE KITTFNS, I WfrKS Ol D I print, less tfian c«t May be 

for adoption Trained and read* 

for loving home Call 399 03*4 4 ?i 

WANTED 

oleli Motel* Free HI.mat.. 

Fully .niured Dial 646 317? 4 

•LICTROLUX 

Satot • Mrvlca - Parti, 

HARRY SHOURDS 

911 SHORE ROAD 

SMVifi., N, J. 

Dial 3QQJMA 

Car RaditM Rapairad 

Radio Sf rvice 

•AIM •«^t s «Rv*dh 

-^— - IKMDfX » MOTOHOLU 

Aaatrf A*** D 2ai itMai 

CORNER 11th A AMURY AM. ajaM 

canwMMa! location. Ofwi l» 

r—eonatu BIMI, rentaVor far 

•" 1 ^ T 8 " 1 ** Cw»t*e» mh Pi 

AJptJUPW AVt 

^ lavatory 

ping* 1. 

if 

EAfL 

NORTH 

A lay 

SUN OIL COMPANY 

*iW SERW 

Old OCMMI 

Upholstering 

mfture Repairing 

V«m«fi.n Blind. 

Window 

WANTED- Whan 

ManhatSn foTilf.ndimenS, 

bought Alaahe fer let. than It an 

acre real estate vajue* wer. , 

matter of iudgrnant. They Mill are 

But you're better off if you bank 

on ttv» best judgment 

mere's 

laen on %uami A 

to 4 30 pm al 

• I *4 from ? 10 

lift C Atlantic 

_ ^ _ _ ^ * ?l 

TWIN HOLLYWOOD FRAMIS AND 

haadpeerds. metal clotfiM eloaet: 

apt sirs gat range living room 

chair, small table mapie tff»|e) »» AntiBjua Em. 

-re m.rw if; by |S" *M li", 

§4" mirror ••, 41" Maftegany 

Ouean Anna LMM, chMt. Hk« 

new Iff » '• end BiS Wwnaa 

weave rug* 'off wn.tei $10 M". 

M 4Mal ***•»• taM« tli, Ml 

Ocean rd. 411 

CRIi, SPHIMG ANB MATTRfSS, 

and match.ng efteM of drawer* 

I3S Jff4Ml 421 

TWO~MA»n.E DOU-Lf -WOS witft 

spnnM and ineftre**. Call waeK- 

ends 3llfl7t. 4 21 

THRir-r"sAL£ — NEARLY NIW 

Clothinj. nousahold «•«!*. brie, 

a brae Registration MeMUy Apnl 

?% Sale Tuetday Aprtl ft Tempi. 

Emeth Malom, gfOl Vantrwr Ave 

Margate, N J 4 ?1 

SYIVAWA LAMfS 

Ughter and Brighter 

A. t Electric Supply 

1337 W««f AvM 

Dial 39M1M 

ELECTIfIC REFRIGERATOR *3S _ 

Hotpoint oouMe-owen pusftbunon ' 

Range 14! F'»« difhng table LarSa 

decoratme wooden screen doer 

Sundays only «l« fjtafa fW . Palw 

mo iQapM'ie cemeterr) 4 21 

•ail 

4 21 

INTIRt CONTtNTS OF MOUSE _ 

Sofa and tables, Mffee table 

tloer scrubper. flin.ng room, double i 

tl~ conditioner. etc Call 927 45ei* 

4 21 

•ICTCLCt, W 

•icydee *er 

Annerelli T 

kur« Ave 

AMO tCRVIfX. 

par haur, 

1014 As- 

tf 

14 INCH YOUNGSTOwN KlTCHrN 

sink used two months %ii Call 

arter 10 a m Sat, Sun 1721 r*n 

Dal *»• 4 71 

l».i nil-- ipf 

Mel Winter 

:;> !..;.;( 

CHEAPI 

Box 393 

lALt OFPIRINCS 

COpAGE — WALNUT ROAD 

Unfurrtttried, eonnsis .if 4 

bearoems, bath, living if L " • ''". ' ,',',', 

(UJFI ,' HI , B'HiM S.,1 •• ,,j 

« " ' i( . • » • • * v , , . •• • ,. 

1, 

A.) 

I',;.i ', in , An' 

!l 

mtrmtf pub, i *!.,:», ! , . . 

(• COM**) a»ii>, MIIKJ* ,mif 

M IcMI), 

[•aeaft *- 1«) 

tested bathing beach — 90' 

frontage • 100* depth Located 

•t ISA and Central Ave. Ocean 


"On the Half SbdT 

Many visitera desire their 

clams that way along with many 

other seafood specialties We of- 

fer for sale a »ucc.«lui and 

«*)( established clafci bar and 

take out seafood bu*nkMs Own 

er aril! assist in financrag. Full 

details thru , . , , ^C^ 

COASTAL REALTY 

4M0 Asbury AVMIM 

DIAL Mf47M 

FLEETWOOD 

HOTEL 

4TW IT, ft WBSLIY AVI. 

OCBAN CITY, H, J. 

45 ROOMS 

JH«, Bdra i 1.11 

lug la rMr. M C«t 

t. 9m 

$49,500. 

C A •1NNIII 

SANDS MOTEL 

COHNWALL AVI, 4. BDWK. 

VtNTNOR CITY, N, J. 

DAVID V. 

BRADFORD 

- Realtor- 

SALES «d 

SUMMER IWTALS 

111 Atlantic Avaniw 

OcMn City, N, J. 

399-185* 

A COZY FIREPLACE IN A COMFORT. 

•Me hause, featuring S uaifanrna. 

2'/i baths, axtra large living room, 

full dining room, i-tur •Mashed 

garage, pfus a 3 kadroan apa 

ment for income, TfHs is an i 

capwanal buy at $25,000 Call far 

appeintrnant today, CoaMal Raalty, 

111 Atlantic Ave, tf 

; SCASNOnC CONVENIENCE with a 

touch of country living, located 

JuM five minufaa from b«ach yat 

In tna million of Vie country. In 

Ion tax area. Larga houee has two 

f ^na an narr riuuts wn^t ffte atu€ 

nrritried in plaMer walls, Lstt o< 

ground for development or use at 

your own eantptng out journiea, Bon 

b37. Owner, Ocean View, NJ. 

4 21 

OFF SHORE — MARMORA — USOO 

will buy you thl» furMMied and 

hasatM I bedroom masonry horn* 

Featuring large living room (12.24) 

—ciM 120V1OS At, low (MM 

and only a few minute* drlv. to 

Ocean City beachea. Hurry on tnit 

onaf Coastal Realty. 4MD Asbury 

Aye. 394-07M tf 

OCEAN CITY HOMES 

ran vtyw ••ouNe on 

VACATION UVINO 

Ml far ullmmiit One Wock 

rern kaacls. Total electric 

Hamee, •rang nn 2, 3 or 4 

ceM*>. |*« 

h 

Mf a mafHfi Fram CiMI, »H 

. fuffiMMM 

awy day. 

WIIT AVsWtUK 

• CFSLEV'S POINT HARBOR RO.. 

quiet naagftbortidBd, near public 

beach and boat ramp 2 bedroom 

bungiilaw, workshop, I c»r garage 

Let 100«200 199 7»20 SS 

_^_ i.SSOO Mil • 

14 Mantic Av. 4 ,' 1 

4XB MOTTLS ro» iAil 

[ky motil er h^h rise si x 

>w mfsnitatian niltea>itt 

114 «iun«c Av* 4.1 

1 .i-.f. , I I -I ,,„ .. , 

tm ir,,il ,,- * in • c,, , 1 

' 

— Barh apart 

INvl -jTMi NT 

Mi 

» •; -i i 

,, •.•.! 1 4 ' ! • . , 

bath A neighborhood of waft kept 

homn Pnee 122,000 00 McGwire 

Agency, Real CMate. £03 Ninth. SS 

r.Ut I ', I Ml I Hi *, | r i '('• . • P ,-,,,»! 

*,» . (••rin . ,!, f-Wj. 1 IH B, . . 

u rr-JtiiMi rl 

iFIHJ DISPLAY CLASSIFIED*DISPLAY 

ATTIHTiQN.— INVfSTMfNT iUYERS 

THI>ATER KIH.K AJ'ARTMKNTS , 

nd 1617 WatUy Avanua 

•f »rtch CgMgrrwCfiM, twcli wirli I 

fa Heair ••pMity ewch yaw 

li... 

STOCKS 

MUTUAL FUNDS 

bin J94. S»rl 

MAWMORA 40 Nnrwnnd Raetf, S 

r(M«,n hum,, r tar anacri.d •«"•• 

N t# lawn and ahrubbery Cunt en* 

S'fip^jife all in L&t 96" front. 

I 1 ;.-!], la »eii Call .owner. J99 ! 

MOTI L OR Mi RiSt SITE — encel 

(•fit locjlod with boardwalk 

tfon»*a;fi No phsne information 

Cipai.a ReaUjr. IStft and Asbury Ave 

tf 

CHARMINQ r,OTT*r,r 

nwth I tvb.Fi %

* * > '• 

ftTr "'•'••' 

i5" •'-•?' 

MFAP flniTNO 'April 

JNte AM T, 

Mr. wd Mr*. 

«g WMM the Severth 

neat ships with ajl type, of food, 

delivering tan, traien and dry food- 

Mdb bi the tntlHom of pounds. 

The sWp recently visited the British 

port of Hone Kong. 

NJ, to serving in the 

hri the 

mam allfr U» V«ga, currently oper- 

Very lew participants in marriage 

onwnoriei recall the "to poorer" 

phrase. 

7,, 

-j*A •".-. 

— featuring — 

Groovy Surf Wear 

Twits 

Tank* 

Bikini. 

$URF BOARDS and LATEST 

SURFING MAGAZINES 

1224 Atbury Aw., Ocwan City 

HoadfUMn MM! Devils. 

Trackmen In TitU Mtot 

GOOD NEWS 

FOR THE "ALL CHANNEL" FANS 

FROM RCA VICTOR 

* Solid Stato 

m. 

nh.ril he 41! th. 

$0m x 112 pagi>s 

pr.m.-iry tiiKHh.-r? her 13, whcfi votprs at sroshoro re- 

Thi id* 

Mi Monnatian and m.* 

th«- itiys 'when ranli. «»rts will still be ppcupprafing from 

UK .•if.|i!,1Tir,ini Al r, m „(,. f,,r 

v.it.-rs to "tiptge Uibor ftiy and the toil of tallying 

th* vtrluni uf thefi 

r fnn-iiHi .if ., l.tmjwiii. :- 

[a* QMU Oiy and its rvrd«i-k tin «ti:, h ,1(1 .iiiiuiH'Mii ii- I 

h up their •Buonal profits 

«.MiUJ l.l'i t In. |ll.(r,.j 

iT. fMhrrt. publisher staled 

ty ttst the bumnem 

NO APPLICATION *UDI' 

ugh M.i ati' 

An 

,.,n .if 't• w •.,-.,-Is if 

IsfpRfd thm ftftirt to ...n 

• • V • • • • . . . , | S 

I *t wuM that Oi-eun nty isMil' 

flu s-n-t| , 

••I I |. fl.> 

|kyv of all m which t.. 

I-\.T III t.ii rvil 'd.il ''•i- (Mi ij !!i> 

Md in which to live. 

•i| .1 (l ill 

I k'\ i~- 

Spring Edition 

P h,iij (»• 11 

Cmt 

In' List Sfiiivh 'th.. Z.M.h.- 

1 WIT. 

ilati-s [»i« ,IJ|(I! with 

Id the ,-iit.i j; titjcluni^! with me 1 

Tim.-! hiiv.-ch.-inKfn invited j Fnrlev and Hunt wuntid to hear at 

(iiunty and city problems | fir* hand how they could be helpful 

\s:dffer learned 

im> J Oifi.Ti t,iki-«i up 'hi ciH,. n ! 

.««, for open space and reere. 

Perskie Aut 

M;iy County Ri«pub!ican Onpinizition 

' in i'vi .if h; 

,if, ftfic M;iy County Tuesday, thi •OTH PARTIES "FUSSING" 

atlon. Waldman said, "An we not 

mature cnouih to control our own 

Luxury Tax Bill 

th. 

hall in Avtilon on 

th. 

I ' s "•>!,. i 

i-j'ii's Mir i• 

;in\ th— 

i \V'I .nil 

t o permit 

'-in. 

May County tturo resorts to 

;»ntl 

rvmmimanpn went art wtth a heafed grandstand for all- 

Indeed Oat specter of Q M Ami 

Itcanw. This point of \-icw is siren. 

«cwa\ wm mm, - _ _ 

CSMWÛ m HBiwiHg KM. me 

For Sleuth Jobs 

only be nnvna>d by the pryMgr of 'Former A—finnlyman Robert E. 

WBO WQEmmf m% BK# UMl^^P» 

of Ms feuow GOPsters. 

other amending crtuiances. and notKay 

crinciMd nw rwcentb/ fa> Ma 

^^p^ .mm me 

CharhVs 

by resolution. 

stand, but he b>

THI OCEAN CITY SINTMtL-LIMIfi 

HAMMOND 

ORGAN 

RCAMCTOR 

ame Dropping" comes naturally.... 

with these "Brand Names" to be proud ot 

upeHw 

DEPARTMENT 

Owe* T#mu 

t 

• * * ^ 

^Êw -* 

L j 

— 1M6 

GuIM of the First 

meeting, 8 p.m., 

Mi** Bdyih Powell 

. USQilwk* 

Pttint. 

I p.m.", i" 

Evnts Thit W—k In Ocean 

the Rrrmilion 

(flub Litcniturr Dcpprimcnf 

in fM home 

f'Hrrhcrt J Brrnvnl.T, Sr., 

sk;ifimr jMrty, 7 

'un City Suiting 

,s Rj-rnrch Club ft 

H pm . n the Masonic 

iwit-w by Mary Sym. 

I ft**. . . 

plymaufh Inn. 

. • • 

turi Apurtnw-nt House A«oci 

pin , in ihc ' 

nfrt flith rnnl nnrty, 7:30 

Hi ~;hi' Y.HCM ('. nfir. 

SO 

what's 

ntw? 

IN Yarns 

(New Designs 

Just 

You 

I OUTSTANDING 

>INT for the 

IY CUSTOMER 

DOROTHEA 

(OBINSON 

M.I. YK\K 

, Oeun City 

'K.I, rs J i j i d 

£ & ' *». 

.'v 

Temerrev (PrMey) _ 

Nafona Council 

hontna installation 

by 

Km of CTubs DupliMte 

m p m i 

t h ^ 

of Won 

ins, Sth si. and Hnvpn av 

• • . 

Pmycr bpnnkfast, s, 7 a.m., ftt ftt?*_ 

^ Rortuuranf, Rortuuranf 9ih M. nnd As- 

_ bury »y 

faturtoy — 

g »f VTW SOth 

nrwiVfrsaiy oppn hoi»r party and 

morfjiaKP burnin « pm 

St. JtJhn's I^thoran Churrt Couple ple 

Hub ub huu'llnR purty. purty 8 p.m.. pm u| | ,hc, h 

P»«nl Bowling Lari«>s, 

finiiiy ~ 

Install/if ion tf fh«. Vory Rnv For 

n-st st ViH«fhan us D»-Un of ih.. Anvc«ati(»n 

anvti 4 pm, ai 

Trinity 

Chunh 

7:4ft p.m.. in Bojcwwd, 41« At' 

I'l'iil V.>'firan< Couni-:! 

• * c 

K i%: at 

m . in ihf FHmshian 1 

H m and Haven av, 

• • • 

KfHtff'.i-hrmrd Club card pBrty, 7.30 

p r?i in thi' Youth Ct&rr. 

. * m 

I'nik- iif (Vtiin H'y Utdgv Tj* 

ntl "< >!•: nf W (iwi-iirw NJSFWG at St. John'. Luth- 

eran Oiurch. Reî.tftinK, 8 pm,, in the Commiwion 

ri-irii.niii;iin of 

fâmb»'rs. City Hall, Joseph Hyland. 

lity i-nRinc-w, will speak on tlie 

'. r « (»iS nwiinjj and beai-h project and the golf course. 

(jf (if/.CJTS. 

Public invited. 

• • • 

P!,inn.nK me»«ijnK for 'he Mh re. 

Jayrres merting. 8 p.m., in the 

""""I "' f *' H> \ n '^ '* ; ^ Pm..'Cultural Cenier. 

m -hf htjnu- of Mrs. Jiajj Davis! • 

Tui-k.-r. m jo-h -i û...^, a u b iun(,hron 

12.15 p.m.., at Plymouth Inn, 

meciitm 

• • 9 

• • • 

Ocean City Masonic Ciub 

i!a Ladies' Night & Dinner 

at the MUSIC 

MUSIC — ENTERTAINMB^T 

"- A FEW TICICiTS STILL AVAILABLE = 

•*"~T l 'f < ' l 5 

••1^ 

Jersey't Fine Sfort For Mtn 

V - t 

>KtNG 

BOTAMT «!••• 

Suits from 6995 

Sportcrwts from ».» 

MASPBL 

tmn B.SS 

from tf.OB 

Suit, ».» 

sporfcotfB ..... mn 

Suita from ..... 47.N 

TNI 

LOOK 

Boxwood Duplicate Bridge gam*?, 

7:45 p.m., at the Boxwood, 416 Atav. 

DcMolay 

, g pm. 

City Art CJub meeting, 10 

a.m., in the Youth Center, 

Soropf/misfs Going 

To Spring Cenfmrmntm 

Twelve memben of the Soroptimurtâub 

of this city will attend the 

Spring Conference of the North Atlantic 

Ri-gHjn tomorrow 

today aj the Hotel Oaridge in At- 

Mrs. Elaine Wirnberg, president. 

will be act-ompanied by Mn, Anna 

Shopfxurl and Mrs. Edrm Brown, 

*iV, 

im: •mi 0C1AN CITY MNTINII.4.I0MR 

n 

AD 

Arts Festival is May 2. They may 

eral arts college to be located in be made with Mr.. Irvln Atkinson, 

this ana, j 

SB N. aid St., MlUvUle. Following 

Mrs, John Stethers, second vice luncheon the literature Department 

president, requested aU department will present Mary Symington Gcston 

chairmen reports by May l. 

Announcement was made thaT 

Bat Uytle has been named dub dele- j 

iWe to CMl7«hip institute at 

Douglass Ooitoge the end ot June, 

A report vns read mat me American 

Aaaodatioo of University Womm, 

Atlantic aty Bmnrti, wUl 

BpQMor a lecture course at Mam-1 

land RegkHu High School lor next 

fall and winter. It will be a series 

of ««ir tecfejrea. For further information 

contact Mrs, O. Daniel 

Greenlee, 

Anyone having paintings, photo. 

fMphs, •culpteBw'crafhittey wish 

to enter in the Fine Arts Festival 

May 5 at Zaberer'a Angtaam Inn 

ATLANTIC CITY 

AUTO DRIVER 

TRAINING SCHOOL 

** TMU "i. l t * ^ w u The final incising et me year ta 

the F-T.A. executive board WM held 

last week at the Mermediati* School. 

itrs. James Pulvino and Mrs. Petit 

Trofa, eo^hairmen of Ute recent 

Book Fair, rôrted the event was 

highly successful, 

Mrs. WUttam Roadarn»;, president, 

announced the free iubseiipMon M 

the F-T.A. magazine was gratefulls 

accepted by Lawrence Nanney, director 

of me Oo«n Oty Free PubBe 

Library. 

Mr*. George Dungan, summer 

roundup chiiirnvm, nrted that regis- 

Oration for Wnedrgarten will be held 

April 2 and 28 from mion to J 

p.m. at the Primary School. 

George Bailey, principal, annount 

"Lrt's Talk About Books," 

Mrs, Howard Whittaker, Jr., Mrs. 

Stemers ' and Mrs, Bruce Dimon 

wen named as delegates to the 

Spring Convention May 10 to 13 in 

Atlantic Cry. Mrs. Lewis ftnkh was 

named as Second District American 

Home chairman. -"*^. 

A $25 contribution was approved 

for the Save the Children Federation 

in the renjgea camps in Viet 

Nam. It also was voted to purchase 

nsw drapes for the Youm Center. 

The nominating committee pro. 

sented the slate of officer, far 

1966-67 which was unanimously elected. 

The slate includes MM. Wtut- 

»ter, president; Mrs. Stethan, first 

Vice president' Mrs. Dimon, iecond 

vice president; Mrs. Richard Ely 

recording secretary- Mrs. T. Rlchard 

Sweigart, corresponding secretary: 

Mrs. William Powell, aanstant 

recording secretofy- Mrs, Hmry 

Siaw. treasurer, Mrs. James Lord, 

asBstent treasurer; Mrs, Edward 

Field, Mrs, Paul YingUng and Mrs. 

John Walker, trustees for one yearand 

Mrs. Robert GUI, Mrs. A. Wrby 

Watte and Mrs. Howard English, 

* 

trustee* tor two years. The Installation 

dinner wUl be held June 6 

at Harrys Inn, Somers Point 

1 - 

ed the Spring Concert will be presented 

May 13 outdoors m the Ir» 

termedtate School, In eose of Inclement 

weather it wiU be given May 

17. 

A final reminder was made of 

the Spring County Qiuneii dinner at 

Lower Cape May Rejrional School 

this evening (Tmirsdnyi at H:2f). 

Mrs. Rojdanrnl and Mr. ttiilcj 

thanked the executive bc«ird inrnibers 

for their help ctuins; th( Wi> 

86 school year. The next rtvulu 1 

P-T.A, meeting ^-Jl I? 1 Invites you to vitit our — 

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CompUt. 

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along the Jersey 

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Miles Our Choice For Hydrangea Queen 

5 

dub mattn. 

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[omen's Club Elects Officers; 

foliation Dinner On May 26 

BLii'kMiiiM Wits cli-tlcii tip of MIT. N..t*,in I^-hnwin, « 

^ ih Wi'MN'n's ("luti a' rvtmi*i ii«•!.-.• i• t• 'n C:N/i'iNh!|> Iri-•,- 

4 M.«s Kiith NiMiit: Tin 1 '\ AiiiTiiifi s M.-s .Judim Arm I i i 

hkimji" 1 •• ^"i f"r M.i> M •> ilii.'r. ,; Mi .mi M,V ,j,,|in Thi> Very R«-. Forrest Vaughan, 

Lt»«*l ('•ninlry Cliiti. M ,s . ••! S r i-ii:i, iv nilur of Holy Triniiy Kptscupal 

gfiivrs ! ;("ti"t«1 WW 

Mrs Om!W Miypr an 

I fkmfW S.-I'M>, SlAlc I*hit 

i, «ili riiu-ivl 

HI n 1 ;inf>miK.-»l 

i* in' 

S;n.:h Aides Board 

TH* OMAN CITY HWTIWSt tlDtlK 

California Wedding Unites 

Miss Diana Lai, Roy Turner 

clseo. They will make their horn* by the Hammonton troops as part 

in Whittaker. For her going aiwy j of the celctraoon of that town s cenoutfit 

me bride chose a whte bro- 

TO! MAY MUTT 

The Defense Dspartme* 

Museum Hunting 

a cail lor a draft o« 84,800 BMH la 

May, the highest «*3ts Singe January 

All of the May draftees win be 

Old Holly Trees 

awclgned to the Army, the 

A weddlos o< local interert was cade draas and oat and white ac- 

year at O ^ Junte aotemnixed April 2 in Whittaker, cessories. 

r 

New Londaa, NJL Cast., when Miss Diana Lai, daugh- The bride is a graduate of Whit- ON CAMTU* NW Ml 

W« Miles is enrolled In the Bee. ter of Mr. and Mrs. George Lai, oftaker 

College and teaches Latin in Federal NaMotics OommisBianr 

the 

tarl acienoe praûn n Q^by 

Whtttaker, ,became the brWc ol Roya 

Whittaker high school. The bride- Henry L. Giordano recentiy told ttw 

^« to work as a secretary Turner, T ion of Mrs. Otto Hafner, of groom, a 19G0 graduate of Ocean ConsreM the use of drugs and marl- 

Oty was, 

te Hartford, Onm,, after eampMag 

Chewy HtU, and grandson of Mr. and City High School and an. Air Force hauna U a growing problem "ia 

school. At Ooiby thla year she was 

MM. Albert Turner, of the Lenox veteran, is attending a Junior College Just about evety one of the majoc 

I Apartments, this city. 

in WWttaker. 

universities In the country." 

Nevboid. 

a candidate lor Senior Councillor 

•nd a candidate tor Key Girt. She| 

Seven Hafner, five-year-old sttp> 

nd counry acrtraltu 

SJM served as Freshman at Ldtrg*, 

j brother of the bridegroom, served as 

In «M resort to take an 

i ring bearer at the double ring cere- 

boring MB the trunk oX «tw of to 

ahn 

Area Girl Scouts Head For A, C 

mony. — —— 

i very active while In high school 

here. She was a majorette for lour 

Given in marriage by her father, Girl Scouts from various areas in, A Oiri Scout headquarters fcootfc 

yewrs, served on the Student Coun- 

»•? bride in attired in a floor-lenirth C*pe May County will Journey to under the direotion of the program 

cil, was a member of the National 

gown of white satin brocade styled Atlantic aty this afternoon (Thurs- committee will provide information 

Honor Society and a member of the 

wttti a round neckline, long sleeves day) or early tomorrow to set up concerning the many services pro- 

of the ttw determined. 

Scnw Executive Committee. Her 

and full skirt. Her, short veil was 

Ones Ms basic date is 

their exhibits for the annual pres- vided by the Council tor ail troops 

hobbies include skiing, drawing and 

held In place w«h a matching head- 

the age of otter tree* can be 

entation of "Oiri Scouts on throughout the two counties. Senior 

reading. She is a member of the 

piece and she earned a bridal bou- 

jputsd by measuring the girth of the 

Parade' at Convention HaU. | ScouU who attended ttie Roundup 

First Methodist Qmreh and was 

quet of white roses. 

trunk and comparing it 

There will be two performances also are arranging an exhibit which 

named New Jersey DeMalay Sweet- 

The four bridal attendants wore 


at the "Parade", an all-troop pro., wiU be among ttw SO exhibits planheart 

in 1BK. 

formal gowns of pink, yellow, green, 

Mrs. Ralph VanGlkter. presidsat of 

ject sponaored by ttw Atlantic-Cape ned. 

and blue wMh matching veiled head- 

the Friewfci of the 

pieces. They carried bouquets of May Girt Scout Council to acquaint ( Both Senator John Hunt, of Glou- Musmni, arranged lor Nawlnid'a 

ttie pubUc with Girt fcouting, iu caster County, and Senator Frank vHt. She astted KsMeflbi who 

Dean Of Convocation For her daughter's wedding Mrs. program and its slgniflcanee. The Farley, of Atlantic aty, have ac- know of a large hoUy or cedar ttw 

Lai chose a pink ensemble with flrst wiU be tomorrow from 7:30 cepted invitariotw to attend. Attend- to midty the 

matching hat and a pink rosebud to g p.m. and the second on Satur- ance Is expected to exceed Uat 

corsage while Mrs. Hafner selected day from 1 to 4 p,m, "A Pr«nis» y«r*s reeord crowd of nearly 5,flM> The nuBMum fitans to attach plaa- 

a yellow outfit with matching liat in Action" u the theme of this persons. Ticket* may be obtained tic signs to some 25 to 50 of Itoe 

and a yt>lk«v eymbidium coisuge. year's program. 

from any Girl Scout or at the door 

to 

a reception the couple Featured this year will be theof 

Convention Hall, 

ttw fact that they urn nsbVi growth 

Alli-n Bolimier 1 , nf the Oiurch of Advi-ni 

in (Jape May. and Walter 

of GiUingswood. 

Fire Co. Aides View 

. Plastics Demomtration 

. . . 

^ " lINr i-i.-l in III.•.'!)- M4HMORA — A touch of spring 

Ii mil i» i In Mi ui IIIIU lln ill i MI in lull aisil In 

WiiiiMî. .\uvli.-«i> in ShMi Mion- .u.i • I«vi4y louch to the metting of 

on il H'MiP.'.ii i 1 :i hmili'in nif ' 'h Aux.liaiy of the MumiiMv Fire 

• ••it-in' M:^ TM i'i! \s U«:/!i ry. New •mrt UWfl Ifems art« 

i> jiM^.i.ij | it sv c< imiM.-bMl by the otmmilttTs 

'.rik Unl.s .if iln> o-ri.M (".-> '»' lh! * H«wwr to fchi-ld on Situr 

Mii! s;«.(iv,r i .|.-SM-:-I i till 'ityt Jiin-- II. 

• tr h»R ,**. -will h,. Md K r! y Jh n^s , „xivi Cm , PI-""!." drmo.«tr.tH» w» held where 

* it » J(i«n« Uithrruni ; _ h •«' » Urv ' rt is Pl«y ' 1 '"> il •'» '*£"'. ' srl is-iwin', hrrak-n-sistant . dinner. 

I*fc*i«ii..aii%-Iilkinaniiirt,'Ttf..",iI fl.-^-.v J-jr sah- Mirh-r ^ R. ^ p,^^ fl^^. ^ ^ wktlmm 

W ApfA » wMi Mrs 'totfnn^m ••nwy I*. .*««i»^ »n. Mrs; P m, j ^ ^ W M ^ ^ ^ 

.mm- .11 .iwljli gf tlf (*u* IMHI.1- j ^ .. wink|_ K m .nnounprt ,tat 

•Rrnt^rtne hr thp ni- * *"**• *•» • *w.. IKV.UI,M|V |ohn Atnn ,g a pa,,^,, at 

Mn H.irrj' Vnuns nnri Cy- ; BurrlftU 1 T«nkn IfaspUal, 

Al'-x.-indrr. rect*rii- A join* ni«f'mr fipvi! «" 

KtidifBtion r»f W

Bridg* 

M M 

Mofih-flwtfi nnd 

&.ESE 

« Hu|D GaMkurt, M 

the BuR-MMf weOm high » w 

to VMM Cameron and Rod 

M, VI, Ate above average 

ft-, and MM, William Stauffor, 

Campaign 

lelds J Z52Z43 

- Robert ftntth, Community Cani- 

""" ' Oiairman for the March of 

!, has issued a report iha! ;l 

of $2.52243 was coUrctrd n re 

IK the campaign. 

•Brelcen down this DRUTP shows 

,^00 tor indMduals as sptviaf Rifts. 

•72.13 from clubs and or^;i/uz.itiotis 

as ipertai gifts, $50.07 wiltftpd* in 

•charts, fl.150.0fi from the .Mothers' 

^larrt and the house-to-house so!ie. 

itatkm. $92 51 from coin collectors. 

and J389 from the March of Dim** 

mailers and ether genera] mailings. 

W&pemn incurred totaled $19,36. 

Mr. Smith expressed Jus apprecia. 

ôn to all who helped make the 

" wmm w* #tp*«al^ fd hfs 

Mr. and Mrs, Robert D. 

e. Dr. and Mrs. William Nickern. 

Jr., Mm. J. J. Gillian. Jr., Mrs. i 

Manm Gayle, Mrs. Charles John- ! 

USK. Bd Md Jenn Nugent. 107, 

M and Berty Bennett, MOW, nnd 

Miry Law and Miriam Seaman, 100, 

At Monday's ww averages were 

00 far North-South, and TO tor East- 

West. 

. ., MMh4Um ti ton 

were Mary Butler nnd Harold ! 

"hall, 74. Others above ;ivi»mpr were 

Ann Marshal! nnd Bra French, 07 W, 

and Ed and Joan Nugent, ffij'i. 

In the EJtsf-Wrst section fop hen. 

ors went to Stanley and Ro p!n>-i>d every Monday and 

Friday m s p.ni, in th>i 

Biuldinij, Wh srt tuvi lluvcn as. For 

phiyjrK n«u Zoitck and Larry Carsfen 

Wi'Tv WHtind with 93. Abo^*> average 

win' A! Qwirn- (uid Luki- Mayi r 

Dr. and Mis. Emanutl Brodsky 

look fho hnnnj^ in Iho East-Writ 

scrtion with 112. and Dorothy S»-abrook 

and Rirh Ann Bo.>'h>'sh(>ll wvrv 

scrond with Iffr?, Also abosc avrr- 

5i w»>rt> Ann M.'trsh'ill and l\"d 

McOiUsland and Ro Bo.wt-11 and 

Peg Gartland. 

Boxwood rxiplirate Bridge games 

BARBER SHOP are played «vry Sunday and Wed- 

949 ASKURY AVI nesdny at 7:« p.m. in the Boxwood, 

41fi Atlantic nv. For pkiyir^ 

vations t-il! Rotl Boshyshell. , 1 

Com* fO 

Fey wit* 

741 A»bury Avwniw 

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PAINTING THE TOWN 

with PHIL TURNE* 

Hello folks. Not only do I run a paint ttani 

Ocean City but 1 am opening a branch ttor« A 

Stone liarbar. 11* prograti, toik, km 

service and Finnaren St Haley paint. 

But that's not all. Every week in thi 

Ledger ! publish this column, "Palntini Tfc§ 

can say with all modesty it's the best thfiig f 

the paper This is mv eighth straight year is a < 

—and just think, the Sentinel doesn't pay i 

them. There's no justice. 

* • * 

To show how people read it, I needed a Ini 

use for storage and I mentioned it in the cohmiTi 

phone call after phone call Anyhow, I rent*J tnj 

the garages and told some other people about tkti 

* # • 

•oitM p«9f)(a who hivWt aiar |_ 

Iwrs will b« PMrfifM 'Hit column. If m, I watdi 

honMfly you will hua our town. |f| a fMf 

Com* on flown during tho summer, 

hara at tho ttoro. Wo'ra alwayt glacf •• m Mb] 

•van if thoy don't buy a thiflfl. 

f 

* * * 

If it so happens you want to buv paint wtnml 

best for every purpose including Kinnarentai; 

paint for housra, boatj. inside, outside, ti 

Our deli wry is fast Our prices are as low or] 

most stores At least for good paint What more*} 

wanf Stone Harbor folks, please note. 

# * * 

Tha raal boawhr mtmut OcMn City it Mil 

biq aneuf h mnd prograuiv* onouflh to turn 

advantafM »f a city. But It't 

net too nelsy, It't a nJc* plac* to liva all y»ar>^ 

It't nlc» for tho aummor. I with I didn't (MM Mi 

for a living to I couM onjoy mart ttvf 

* + * 

If- v°" dp com 

say nrno i nxe to see people So. if I donl 

paint, maybe I will learn something new and 

Please stop in 

• * * 

Everv so often in my column I write about aqr| 

seagull Who else but Turner has a pet mpfl?" 

how. now that we §« opening our brancfc b.i 

Harbor I tm trying to triin my seagull to m f 

carrier pigeon. He doesn't seem' to like Un fcHi 

In fact, my pat *aa«ull U an -—^ 

Ha mm h> think 1 thould support him 

Hftin« a nno^ to aarn Ma kaap, I 

•Mfirfl to fty to Stem Karfcor with 

s the trouble with people todiy— 

seagulls They expect the government or M 

suoport them. I'm determined though that pf 

will work thin summer. Right now it's a 

—and seagulb have pretty strong will*. 

My seagull had better watch out or I Mf 

pony and organize a pony expreM. 

* • • 

By the way, vou out-of-towners Wt j 

ml«rhty exceDent shops In Ocean City *** " 

right. It's easy to park. Believe it or not 

as low as what you might say ki Philly or 

wherever. Check and *e« for ymrmU. 

'"• ' ' ' * • ' • • • • * 

See you in the Sentinel not weet 

66 PHIL TURNER'S 

Color 

721 AS*MY AVM* OCIAN OTY 

— 1V44 

ffc Ow/s Chas© Pigeons, 

Starlings Another Breed 

Supt-rinfnid«'nf Harry 

his jmisdWon of tlie 

t,,ll brltliii-s opera- 

is bewnung 

Monday, 

JUM»O SOFT SHELL 

is Imrn- 

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April 26 

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Mr Reveti m a nar.vf of C.fni 

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bw tor the par five ym-t Jfc -., 

a QjsfnBef retaijnnj manajT"- foe 

the New Joan Bet 

A eraduw*- a! FTsakki 

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1M F art AM 

Mm dub o,' Pranan. and 

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maOm tat the 

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CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER 

Telephone 309-5411 

int-LongportRoad 

a dMUve ftnt the State 

e the Lunfjort-tonew 

and in doing •» Hlmiiv 

tfHiMiing "Y" intwiee. 

to the Ocean City toU 

Tmk S. Tmriey an- 

^nday that he held a 

In Trenton iwrnfly with 

Delays 

Of Case 

falk Motors 

Off Lawyers And 

of thr Staff Buntu 

toUon. ,ho ,h D.Wrim,.nt D ^rf ^ 

Highways, and tho U. S. Arniy En. 

ginwrs wh«.n pluas WITP discyfisf^ 

tor the fi it 

a vtrii«nit> io C'y Cum- 

Roy Uilkfin c*ouM UM> ( >>( l i > Tho ^'Ttiv,f ;tal Beard approached to seek their cooperation THENTON, APRtt. 37—Voal pay 

tkaUy everylhbm But tood 

GomuMee Trust build- 

of the dfy's hotel guests and TO per- uncle, John Eaportto. a Republican 

itm Matt City To Ml NetM 

An appeals board to hear appeals 

to change the meeting plaee. sales tax, a three percent i 

leader het», i« a vataraii 

T^MS ••• lawnr kt lu a^rt M^t m* x starting on July L The tax 

tan inTrir*~nf of aW awiIdB«c |a>> 

operate a com- The aty CammlMdon on Its (kimn Oty «w * demonstrated a 

spector under the Ocean Oty Build, almost the aame hour the aty Hall 

deck at 1030' Hay mw*1nR authoriirt the mle nf"•ibttfB" 

of PhiladHphJa by the 

of tat? reoantly approved SM mil- priced under $25. 

five afHjnwyi, ; 

ing Code waa aopoJotel by tbe Qty 

J7TOO0B worth of bond iintuipHtion- earlier rtudy. The Philadelphia met- Dr. Richard L, Raab. a local den. 

aty Men'! RepuWlcan Oub waa fca th 

the dty was aty jnutoi 

to d«*tay the oi«i uf ti

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'JT 

•5 ••mniittii»». NtLnk-nt Council, 

Dramatics Club. yMrhoiik cummittm>. 

proskient this yoBr of th»« 

Fri-mh tiub. vicp pn-suii-tw this 

yiwr of tht> Hinir SfK-ifty arrt 

nuiiiUr .if All South JiTw-y Band 

unl (>rih€>sira in 1SU3. WA, 1965 

ami la* 

ul^n has bin.n the ro- 

THI OCiAN CITY f INTINIL4.1MIM 

Pro Football Coming To Area 

Next Fall, Kiwanis Clubs Told 

sr^DSRS POINT—A detailed re- the Amerfeui Ho«t program through 

port on the newly (ranchised Atlantic 

Oty Senatom professkml IpothaU 

team w«« given at the interciub 

meeting of the So>ner> Point, Otwan 

aty and Absecen Klwards Q\ 

Tuesday evening la Daniel's Restaurant. 

"Chip" ShJpiro, general manager 

. ii.li 

m 

|,r-, sidt nf. 

\V iliimitn, 

!> Ai!-n sii'i-ti'h, 

i-l M:v It".'- 1 tJiIli.m. 

T»io l iri am In the Atlantic Coast Football 

League, noted the new franchise is 

'''r«ni prcsi nted 

Pw.-H Ad .... 

i 'hat iTiv.-n hy thf churns in th.. na' 

owned by a group of men in tbeaxva. 

H« nid the team will be members 

of the strongest professional minor 

league in the country. 

• tiorvi! cintijii ti'ion in Now York f• !y 

im ludiru; si IrcijiiH-i by ?hi 

' Krouji -1 ml KpcriMliy mimh«.rs hy 

S.;i N.i'i-s QuHHi'ttr ;md 

Rhi'is Oi'Mt.. Th d 

if thr student's nopd changes. The 

minimum award is $400 CI10Q a 

for a Mainland Regional High School 

graduate. 

Following the program an induct. 

, . . ion ceremony was conducted for Lyie 

>van an.1 the. max.mum is I6.TO AntonS^y Scout e«ecunve tor 

larships incliidi 

Samuel Tucker. 

A brief expUnmHon wms given of 

1 a sirant to the colleî> 

the stuiicnt aftends. 

Thf' National Merit Scholars are 

thoNi-n hy the NMSC S*'I(Hiion Committee, 

a pfjiiel of educators skilled 

in iicademic selettion. About 

st{it

WINACAB! 

IHtOM HALLMARKI) 

BHHLL'S 

DIAL 9274723 

V" 

C»y HotpHal Auxiliary 

Convention Delegates 

Mn. Ort WOMrson wa« MUM) 

chtana of ftp Baanr to be held 

may Thursday at M:SD txm. 

ta the RecreaooB UaJL A fiomr 

I AMMi 

the direction of Mn. WBttam 

of tfaams M rrorived 

lor the 16 OM 

_ part 

fni- •#«» in n IT » » 

lor nie nminnn fond. 

A rnnindn- w«> given «* the dosert 

cud party to be held May 

34 at 13:30 p.m in the Youth Center, 

Mm. John Schacfar. Mrm. William 

9arp, Mrs. William HeUer and 

Mn. EVetyn taming wm wH- 

Introduced 

pod, Mn. Maude Landis and Mrs. 

Dora Lotion. 

Mrs. W. Ronald Williams was 

named chairman of me Race Track 

Program. 

FoUowing g the meeting meeng an apron 

•bower was heid tor the Bazaar and 

prim i n AMwied, Wmers were 

Mn. Itayrootwl Thompson, man urv 

tamial; Mr*. BUbop. pretue*. and 

Mr». Mfflv, moat UK*IL 

Gardiner 

Nttd W*> Soy Mor«? , 

OMN TIL f P.M. MAY M> *nrf 7* 

«2S AStHMY AVI, OCEAN CITY 

PAINT CO. 

LATEX HOUSE PAINT 

IS GUARANTEED FOR 

*** 5 YEARS! *** 

.^^->\t i ii iiiiiiM 

• • . * • • . * • * • • 

"V \ *•" - 

' • • 

3. DAVID LEE MARTEST who «v married recently 

in Trinity Methodist Church, Marmora. Trie bride is tbe 

former Peggy Beth Bunchtni, daughter of Mr. and Mrs 

William Bunchuii. of Marmora. The bridegroom 15 the son 

of Mr, and Mrs. William Martin, Sr,, of 201 Ocean av 

this city,—Grainger Photo. 

Duplicate Bridge 

An average of SO was made at j Monday's game was a Masfthe 

King of Quos DupH«te Bridge, Po:ni game with averages of M for 

game played Friday evening. .Vorth-South. and 72 tor East.Wes; 

Playing North-South Bea Frsnch In the Noith^South McOon Ob;? 

and Mary Butler were high with »»hony and Ed Zerrcr were *.£-. 

«, and Stanley and ROM ZoUek were j *"i* 102'l, and runnersup wen> Ma 

rumersup runrifnwp with M. In the EasJ Bast-West West '. Ba Batier and Harold 

uotimi Ro BflaweJl and Vera Pntchrt ' *» and Ed and Jean Nags* Htr 

took tî hanors with 80, and Jack, M. 

Brtry Bennett 

TOW". 

in secood In the East-Wrat secrion. top «•-.went 

to Kathryn M'wor and GUr." 

ftoelnffln with SI, Aiso ao»e »v«-ojwere 

Irvirtg and Hazrt WjihijTu •-.-. 

77'4i, peg and Margo Gs-'larti ~ 

and Charles aoudt and JJSTJV K- -•• 

72H, 

Exchangettes 

Planning Mart 

King of Oubs I>$kcaie Br ig~ 

Barnes art' played W*TJ Nfjodt;, : T- 

Plans tor Jhe a rden Fndav ai S ajn. .a ib> rum^^. 

- HMO? --,—= at —- the ^,^ dinner m#rtifig of > uUding. ^, Slh , si. „.. and Ha-.-f.-. ^_ av T 

the fertiangetlej last Wednesday playing" l i reservations ^ Obitevemng 

in Tuckahoe InB. . bony, ^2iso. 

Ito. Ted Mepae, prtgient, an-; • *, • 

nwiwia the aUe «fl! W tei on! Averages of M tor the Nc 

•"aneed phone orders which mum section, and 99 for the Eas*-Wry 

be made by May M. Delivery wJU wen made at the Boxwood Du^ «i" 

be Mhy y M. FJowers rjoen may may bp bf ordered ordre Bridge g mBtnc 

played last Wcdnes 

bmn any nwmber or by oUni Mm, day evening 

fc Hujfhes or Mrs. Herwani 

Top scores !n the North -South 

Announcwnenl also WM made of i Milter, with 113. and Pay! pa«« 

a dinner dince with husbands May Jerry Horn, with 108'A. Also atww- 

a at Vienna Bala Inn. Mrs. WSiHam average were Ann ManhaU and Row. 

Woods & in charge. 

Zoltek. Laurel Mowbray and Rutr, 

The next meeting will bo May ISAnn 

BoBbyshRll ,ind norence McG«- 

at 8 p.m. in the home of Mrs. ttgan and Paul Wright. 

Theodore Wheaton, 3rd. The Board In the ^n-West section, top scwr« 

at Control will mm* prior to theWM 

to Justine Kreps and V- 

regular meeting. 

Patchd, 125. and Mr. and MH. N*. 

Following the business binRo mad, with Ua 

played. Tlwse attendir^ were Mrs 

Joseph Lovette, MM. WUi*m Nicklea, 

Mra. Robert Muan, Mr*. Wooda, Mrs. 

AUan Burch, Mra. Donald Hand, Mrs. 

Hughes, Mrs, WeMfiy, Mrt. Wheaton, 

Mrs. Leray Booth. Mr* James Pul 

j vtao, Mrs. Roger LaRosa. Mrs. Kirk 

1 ^. Also above averse* 

were Peg McCniBtand and Marso 

Garttand and J«u> Brown «•! Irving 

WWamson. 

At Sunday's game, average were 

flO for Nor;h*»ith and TO for riip- 

West, In the . _ 

Zakek and Rod BaBbyshaU werrhigh 

with STH, and Don Millar and 

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Joa^'ftahler, Mn, livin Johnson! 

and Mrs. 

11 O'Clock Club Sets 

Installation 

toraninstajthe 

U 

TenNt 

M the home 

Nlel. 

MB be Md June 

-_ — r „ git Ciwcfa. JUv. 

mÛ Boyd wiU be the . 

The next npasr meetinc will be 

Mfty Win tbe home «f Mrs. Mary 

~ m 

mjiiiim it*lt -.Hi i.-fi 

Atao above avenge were Vis-ian 

BLaa&^^^^^^^K^â^^^^^^^âBBBBBB^^^BaaBBBbaBB 

•ft* 

Mr and Mrs Richard Ham KeiUher 

Presbyterian Ceremony Unites 

Mm Donner And R9 H. Kelleher 

T%ii*if r»3BPr Sa ppar'j anil rfw fayrmrt a rnscadi* of 

wltv rnsM and baby brmth with 

The P.« Wiiuarr. R ,\>r. pas?» Skw 

lor 

i. t •', 

aar 

•f Hi, 

i .'A r. 

Playing East-West top sears win?, T* "» Tir-v«*. rif ,ir*l rhi- tiniii-s- 

A "^ 

'he 

L.B*wnd, a 

*v., Lin. 

^ ;.'ikM ji».s.i"s unl jiUuw camit- 

Yx Ht dayght.-r'i wMMinq Mn. 

D»fww t1ys»- a pidn grnn cri-pe 

ah-*!' 1 ; in."^ »,Th « !,.r-e hfiii.e ami 

rnj- *t.ie .uri^suris. Her fnNanbie 

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p-..»i\ hj' hni ,i »h.U- .ifvrud iiir. 

C 

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. P»»i silk 

• a, tmnductra: Mra. 

Anna Roy, right supporter to the spent their 

Nifclc limnd; Mrs. Sarah Woolston, , years ago • 

richt mipporter to fhe Vkf- Grand: pillow slip. 

Mm. Cûi Smith, U'ft supporter to " 

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• • • 

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• • • 

ftXvy Qub dinner 

PA., M 

MYF 

Church meeting. 1 

6 15 

Of the Ftaat 

Mi dinner, 4 to fcao pm. 

Qmmm Degree of 

bbttday nig*, 

Legon Hatt^^ 

Colony Club rummage tmle 

l Garage, t« W««t av. 

Book 

School, 

I 

at 

A. AufuatiiM's P.TJL 

Dy»lk»te Bridf* 

It* 

ianbe av. 

•t tht BoKwaod, 

Lion CM) 

Mofgan-Ranck M 137 

S p.m. 

Women's Oub meeting, 8 p,m in 

King of Clubs Duplicate Bridge 

KlwmnU dub luncheon 

12:15 p.m., at Plymouth tan. 

Same, 8 p.m., Jn the Farashian 

Building. M tt. and Havm av, 

• • • 

aty Art dub meeting. 

UK., at tbe Youth Center. 

Onega Lambda p*i 

breakfast. 

T a.m.. at Ea- Ocean Oty Community 

J, 8:30 pjn., in the i Reattunnt, Rest Mt tt and Aabury Council meeting. 8 p.m., at Peck's 

of Mrs. WUUajh Nicklea, IT av. 

ViDage RecrMbon HaU, 

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Mrs. Wilsey Gvest 

At A Baby Shower 

Mrs. George Wilsey, of Northfleld, 

Fair at St. Augustine's was guest of honor at a baby shower 

2 to 4 pm. and 7:30 togiven 

Saturday by Mrs. David Phillips 

at her home, 310 North st. Mrs, 

i The former SWry Lovejoy. 

Jayoees and Jaycoe-ettes 

lion honquM at Harry's Inn, Some** The dub also is planting two silver 

Point. 

maple torn at Dawea av School tomorrow 

(Friday! at 10 *jm. Thjs 

Homemaken Training Course. I is In opanocUon with the Federated 

to 3 p.m at tte Cultural Center, jGartan aubi project in tritout* to 

Infroduction to Visiting Homemakw (he aovkamn In Vietnam. 

StTvit-e, 

Churt-h luncheon meeting, noon, at 

Hymoutfi Inn. • • • 

Rebekah Lo&g? meeting, I M*>, 

in the Legion Hall. 

• • • 

Exchange Club dinner meeting, 

6:15 p.m., at Plymouth Int. 

• • • 

King of Clubs Duplicate Bridge 

game, R p.m., m the Fanshkui 

«A at, wm 

Club card pai«y, 

730 p.m. in the Youth Ctenter. 

Homemaken TnJnuw Course, 7 

t yf r m g| tha Ci 

Working With People 

John's LCW mother and 

tcr dinner, 6:30 p.m. 

Golden Age CMb meeting. U:St 

, in the Youth Center. 

in the RawAon HaU Completo 

work on qnbrutderwl tote bags 

wort on aaNHtai arttBci 

ltap»taeh Part 137 

Legkn MMHw ontnmld* 

Colony Oub Art Department meat. 

% P-a*. hi the OatanA C«*er. 

Orc*« W tfc.Hr* HMnM 

Church mmtec: 

at Smithvlllt 

Health Board 

90MER5 POWT — The Somcrt 

fMnt BoBrd of Health wy scored 

by members of tile Sonwrs Point Im 

pfweinert AasochmUon meeting Man- 

day evening. 

Jack D^W, raoaajUy 

th* health board, charged' that the 

ordinance rwjuirinE atl Maine ownert 

to connoct to the sowage system 

Doyle cited One vMatkm along 

me bayfrant 

bnprovt mt Association, 

•ctln to toree the Board to art hi 

apHe of III afvarent desire "to SOT 

of Qty CouncO. 

Ike 

m V •» Mw< Tat 

M l wiU be •» 

of Mat 

at the lest meeting 

meeting wiU 

W« wiah that a! products were 

Mr. and Mn. Herbert J. Brownlee, Jr. 

Mr. And Mn. Brownlee Seated 

Of S Chapter Matron, Patron 

Annual Bicycle Safely Roundup The mam was attractively decor- 

by Women's Auxiliary to ated in a pink and while color 

May County Medical Society, scheme. The guest of honor was 

10 a_m. to noon, at the RecnatiaB led in a decorated chair and pre- 

Cerrter. 

sented with the gifts by her five, 

• • • 

ear old son David. 

Cub Scout Pack 52 trip to Phila- Those attending were Mn. Carl J. 

delphia Zoo. Leave 6tn st. and As- Lovejoy, Mn. John Fox and Mrs. 

bury av, • a-m. 

Lowell MM, of Sea. Isle City; Mn. 

Fred W Kk*n, Ocean aty; Mrs. 

Zeta Chapter, Omega Lambda Pal Wlabajn, Cherry HiU; Mrs. 

anniversary parry at dieRichard 

Wtisey, Avaion: Mrs Phil 

home of Mrs. Hainan Meskers, Upa, and tte guest of honor. 

£, Ocean Heights av., Unwood, Sending gh*u but unable to attend 

were Mn. WUttam Redding, Unwood, 

Record Hop, I pjn,. on the Music Mr». James GoHins, Wilmington, 

Pier, sponsored by VFW, Del.; Mn. Fran Bennett, Nortnfiold 

and" 

Slooer. New 

Haven, Can. 

St. John'i Luihrran Church Conv 

muniun Breakfast. 8 a.m., aerved 

by the Luther League. 

GfMfi Thumb Gardeners 

Schedule A Plant Sale 

St. Johns Chdr dinner, 6 pa, 

at Vienna Bala Im. 

90MEJIS FOINT — Final plans for 

• • • 

a plant sale have been announced by 

Geranium Temple 469 anniversary the Green Thumb Garden Club, Th 

•ersiee. 3 p.m., at St. James AME PVW* *• »*eduled tor May 5, 6 end 

Charvh. 7 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at * 

JordBn rd. Mn. Gertrude Fawler 

Boxwood Duplicate Bridge game. and Mri ^ aone arp in phar Mr. and Mn, Herbert J, Brownlee, ing the colon selected tor this year 

Jr., were installed as matron and which ta the SOth aflnvenary ol the 

patron of Chapter 83 Order of thechapter. 

Eastern Stare at eercrnotaes a in- The outgoing matron. Mn. Frank 

ducted Monday evening in the Mason- Royoe, and the outgoing patron, 

ic Temple. 

William Bate were presented 

Mrs. Gordon Cox, PCO, served as with gifts from their officers aad 

Instailing matron; Thomas C. Hick* Jewels from the chapter. 

man, PP, as installing patron; and Following the ceremonies a buffet j 

Miss Dorothy Holroyd, PM, was in- dinner was served in a room decstalling 

marshal. 

orated in the yellow and gold colon. 

Miss Linda Beth Brownlee. daugh- The next regular meeting will be 

ter of the newly installed matron May 9 and will honor mothen, Tho 

and patron, escorted her tether to Ocean City DeMotay Chapter will 

the East, then Joined her father exemplify the mothen degree. 

in escorting her mother to the East. 

She then sang "I*U Never Walk 

Alone" to the matron, and presented 

her with a bouquet of yellow roses. 

The gavel presented to Mrs. Brownlee 

was the one used by her father. 

Paul A. Feely, when he served as 

worsh»pful master of Hammonion 

Lodge in 1927, and later used by her 

husband when ho was worshipful 

master of the Ocean City Lodge In 

1964. 

The newly installed matron also 

was presented with a yellow orchid 

R" tor her BaUe by her mother, Mn. 

745 pm., at the ftjxwoud, 416 At- Plants to be offered for sale in- Paid A. Feely. The newly seated ofland*- 

av, ' dude marigokto,. dahlias, SArlet 

floen were given corsages of yel- 

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Spring Conference held yesterday in St. 

John's Lutheran Church are discussed by 

members of the Women's Club who served 

K-9 Corps Demonstration Set 

for Scout Weekend Camporee 

A performance by the Oecun City nose 'a 2M3 Rjy A >u'« and Kx= 

Mice K-9 Corps will be one erf he plorers •*-r -hi 

h%hliljn d*fflonrtrations at 'he weekend in "h • wjf*i! i.id n ••••h o' 

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THI OMAN CITY 

IMwurd Vow, nt M7 Central nv., 

awiiy suddenly Tuesday evt 

Hhore Mumuiial IKaplHi! „ 

numiies after h.' hud bifn io*h., 

ed there foUowing n heart attack at 

his home. 

Mr. Vms MM n. had been a life 

long resident ol this city and had 

LHwd at 937 Central av, for MJKF 171 F. and A.M., wmi 

s»>r\inB al the time of his death 

M treaiMrer of the Antique Coll»vfori 

Obituary 

Mrs. Bessie B. Oit 

Fumcal MTvicea vm oanductod 

ir*on »«on, well Then too, she minted out, the mir, 

of books, exorcised acle of thp survivuj of Paris is ro» 

on eight Uteniry corded and fills a great Blip in hia 

«»* guerta of the tory since it is so full of docummt- 

Qub last Thur!! ary evidence, 

to KtaJOria Temple The spwtker ewrtinued by ,„ 

by conunenting on "Ising 

that spy iforici are very 

»T" by Collins nnd IJIlar 

intHuding those of bin 

mied this bnok w;i« Ln Deigh'on and foremost 

b i« i Wffto CÂIIH' 

Monday, 

MUy 2 

HiFNT Pll 

%^cf of Vt-Kt'tahle 

jIMOKfO M « CHOP 

with Fruit SIIUI-I- 

^ I0CKPIIM STBAK, 

Lwnon Wiilgt- 

« M 00 

1 In Fi^tii the 

Joht! I^nCarm. 

Night Josephinrv" by J w. 

Suzanne, was rtportî ,,s ., 

diliRhtful first mv«!(• thiit 

.'innuiil lunt'heon hqgpfing i^; nmin 

TuMday, 

May 3 

PKID DEEP 

HA SCALLOPS 

OTh Tartiii •"•.(!' '' 

LiVIR STEAK 

wit* Fricil imiiiiB, 

ICMKKIM AUORATIN 

or V'%-1 t.ihu* 

3 by r y thw i-rtin.. nn«l Pity FfiRh School Varsity swimminK 

Hk.it to herit 

K4.'nia l,ki- a WIMMf.niiy noon ft* Plymouth 

f l:me, m. 

,-»rx- ;»»*;]}•>- Inn Thtf invited gu»«Hs ;ind Kiwan- 

Her n-nvuks 

Kias we re ;iddrcswd by John B. Kel-1 

L'p thi' Ijimn 

ly. Jr.. who for many years was' 

hs RHii' 

K lufnwiH wh.rii w tin 

;i «n> ifmit-ndir fur Olyn»pic t>h imp- 

J|y ,,(»,,it 

a y(«inq stirl's 

' 

h,T List 

fc-hnoj ti-u-hinj 

=• th.- p 

Mrs U 

her cnmniitifT 

in,; of Hi.' 

be M;ty r. m 

l 

»•« |in«M-nliil by 

Si.-kl. r an! Mi-, IIW.afo:,) 

'l"hc 

•h 

h> I|R. a ran h Si-n,if,i 

u Phjkdelphia are used by ttie entire town and Coach E. Fenton &rey for 

tour j m fltbe bad been 

to PbilMlelpbia butt «•* tar MM. tor 87 inn •• cstef JaJwi 

Bnrii BOUTMU Ott, former ONU tor (fa* Attenllc Oowriy dMfc'a 

City nridnt, who dtad In St. Pstan* flee. 

bu«, Fta., April U. «e wu «. 

Survivi(« an * iWw, Mrs. Irmt 

G. JODM. 9t Psterrtwnh, and two 

MM. Horaoa Ott and lbs, 

both of 

M 0. Coaorer 

TUCKAHOE — Funeral ssrvlccs 

wen bald Sunday tor Eari D. Conover, 

of Reading av., who died last 

Thursday Jo Warren Hospital, Phil, 

lipsburg, after a brief illness. 

Mr. Ganover was a native ol 

Ope May County. He was a senkf 

food server mt the Glen Gardnet 

Sanitarium, and was a member ol 

Moose Lodge 512 of Washington, i 

N.J. 

Survivors include his wife, Mary; 

» ni, Earl W., of Cape May 

Court House; one sister, Mrs. Haze* 

LaughHn, of Ocean View; and mem 

grandchildren. 

The Rev. John Ganahaa, pastor 

of Tuckahoe Methodist Church, of. 

students, swimming teams, and «!so Coach Carey introduced the mpm. Dennis Cemetery. 

for idtizens to refresh themselves in ben of the swimming team, and a 

the evenings, tfw weaker said. review of the past accomptijhtnenti 

Swimming is fast becoming me of Jhe team. 

Mrs. Emma M, Stanley 

Of the greatest ifKemntionuJ spirts, The most unproved swimmer a- 

•nd is gaining in international ac- 

Funeral •ervice* were conducted 

wards were presented to Robert 

iin ofirsHMn. 

ceptance but does not got the reeog. 

Tuesday for Mrs. Emma M. Stanley 

Young, James Hogmn and Mite Monl- 

in tim;wtic sport, Kel- nit ion it dc*ervei by our news media, 

Of Wister av., Marmora, who died 

ban, Thetrf boys are selected by the 

ly n'-iTi, ind is 10 time?! as gnu! Kelly said, 

Saturday foUowing A lengthy Ulness. 

team members. Normally only one 

Unity ;iS it w;i» 12 yisire a^ju. "Rw. "We are gaining national recogni. 

She was 85. 

is named, ,but the vote was so close 

oiffci Ivim broken by wumen swim- tton lor our swimming teams, and it WM decided to honor three with 

Mra, Stanley waa a native of 

ii.n.s ttnL-iy .-irt- bc'tiM thfin thiwe of (Ivy are receiving invitations from the awards, 

BraoUyn, NY, and formerly lived 

""•" -''' >i;ns .-i^'o" he siiid. "I hnvr rtHirtfrtes all over the world to par- TtJMnmates selected Kenneih Pm 

in Colljngswood and Tuckahoe. 9M 

wurkMl twirrl tmininK as (in oarsman, tiolpBie," he'said. "Chir interpm Is, ska and cauls Pfapffli to •ewe as 

had been a resident of Marmora 

IHII I fes | that a swimmer woHcs in the most part, in the prafessionaJ eoraptnins tor next year. 

tor X yean and waa a Ute member 

b,inl( r in his IrainifK proRnun." sports. Young men and women aw Captain George Lafferty, of the 

of Rising Star Chapter OES of 

The liick of {iifihUi* in Ihf size of reluctant to make the Mcrifn-e re- Ocean aty Beach Patrol, presented 

Tuckahoe. ; 

• Venn (":ty ft^jiiril fxifil is a M-vere | quired for fra'.ning" he «id. Dennis Carey and Ken Pensfcii with Survivors include one daughter, 

"Mori" peuple switn in a year than 

h HKII iji. ki licy notid, iind exprrssttl 

the Ocean City Beach Patrol out. Mrs. Peter Totten, of Marmora; one 

participate in any other sport you standing swimmer award. 

son, George H., Jr., of Albequerque, 

tii. |).I|N- th/it simje rt;iy f>tTin City can mention," he noted, "It is a Robert Adams, a Kiwanian who N.M.; four grandchUdren and Mra 

Hiailii have a Jaree indoor year- j snort tfwt can be enjoyed lonR after Is a former member of the swim- great grandchildren. 

Thi' larger prjok in school days are over," Kelly ei*n. ming tarn under Coach Carey, Tte Rev, Harry Findeiaon, pastor 

eluded his remarks by offering his thanked Kelly for his message to of GorUn Qty Baptist Church, of- 

to the High School the boys. 

ficiated at tt» service from ftt 

DELICIOUS FOOD — SENSIBLY PRICED 

Godfrey-Smith Funeral {tone. Into*. 

mmt was at Seaside Cemetery, Pa- 

Obituary 

1mm. 

Four Y's RESTAURANT 

j. Edward Voss Was Grandson Charles C FuscWIlo 

Platters • Dinners • Cocktails 

Charles Cooper FuseMUe, ** 

Tatty Sandwiches 

year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Mo- 

Of island's First Resident 

da* Fuschillo. of Falls Church, Va^ 

U MILE NORTH OF TUCKAHOE 

and 2907 Wesley av., this city, died 

suddenly Friday in Shore Manorial 

Tliru Th«< Cmintry 

Hospital. 

i5 

fry \m LI ; n 

ter, Blrs, Ruliei I A, Oasle »> »,ni.° 

town. Pa ; one sister. Mm. Witter 

E. Allen of this city, two neon and 

five nephews. 

A viewing will lie held tamorraw 

(Friday) from 7 to I pJns. in the 

Godfrey-Smith Funeral Home, Misonto 

Servjcea wUl be conducted at 8 

p.m. The Rev. William R. GuMck,, 

pastor of the First Methodist Church, 

will officiate at funeral service* Sat* 

unlay at 11 a.m. Interment will be 

at Head of the River Cemetery. 

A TO!* 

A widely traveled sportsman was 

boring guests wMh a series of long 

"While I was wandering through 

fMa deserted village, I spotttd a 

leopard." to aaU, 

SATURDAY NITE BUFFET 

^^^^^^^^^^^^^HfeHH^********« ^^^^^^B^^^^^^B ^ ^HBHiBB^B^^^^^^^^B^^^^B 

during an Easter visit with his 

grandfather here. He is survived by 

his parents sni one brother 

year-oJd QMrtd Henry; Ms matenal 

RnadMMtf Henry B Cooper, of this 

0n>| •BBWUI WU asitsmal g 

Maria Tkwsa, of Eaeland. 

*Memorial Services were conducted 

at Friends Meeting in the West 

WIMMB H. Peacock 

Funeral serviMS will be in Phladelphhi 

Friday for William Henry 

Peacock, of S56 St. jama pi., this 

dry, and Ambler. Pa., who died 

Tuesday at Philadelphia. He was 68. 

Survivin? are his wife, Viola, nnd 

a daughter, Mrs. Harry Nicholson, 

Philadelphia. 

Service* will be 2:30 p.m. Friday 

at (he Kirk aitd Mm Funml Home, 

COLUMBUS, OHIO — Mrs. Jcrrie' 

Mock 

Ch* of Atlantic Ofy and tor many ! 6301 GermaNtown av,, Ptiiladetphiw 

tte longed] 

nontfop airpl«ne tver made 

yrara *« wcretary of the OWM ^ 

6. Abbott 

City Home Savings 

flew from Honolulu to Parti Funeral services were conducted 

, ravcring Sunday afternoon far Miss Emms 

SSurvi\ing are his wife. Bertha M.i 

«• • 

you 

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WM*M 

j* OVIR 70 YiA*S YOUM* * * * 

1155 AS*U»Y AVI MM. 

* • ONN ALL VIA* HOUND * # 

SHAD 

BONELESS SHAD nd SHAD R0t 

SALT MACKERa and CRAB RNOOK 

HttSHtY Of »4H) OVI 

BROASTED CHICKEN 

CAMPBELL'S 

RESTAURANT 

34TH STREET 

MARMORA, NEW JERSEY 

0PB0N6 FOR THE SUSON 

TOM, ffl*»AY, 

APRIL 28th, 11 A.M. 

SPBOAUZINZ 

SEAFOOD * STEAKS 

BROASTED CHICKEN 

Owned and Operated by Mr. and Mrs. RUSMU 

Mulford of Campbell's Seafood Kitchen 

hadow 

When Your 

CLUB 

LUNCHEON 

lAMDERS 

Chack your appointmentt 

calaodar then call SM-1000! 

ctnb 

versary ptfgty ,,, , or any 

other .pecial evwt, wiU 

to given Uiat apecial trmtwmt 

by our maitr« d that 

apeils succfM and unrestricted 

enjoyment lor frary t 

O i y H t ' T 

fHONt 399-1000 TODAY 

r -

First Presbyterian Church, Sunday,' 

it WM announced yesterday by the 

L Alk-n 

Trust*** GfMt 

N«wly-Ef*ct*d M«mbtr 

At the regular monthly meeting 

of the board of truatees of the Cupe 

May County Guidance OiHer, which 

was held last Thursday, Robert 

Toft, newly elected board member. 

the 

M 

Culli 

Thee 

lege 

lejrt 

and 

orar 

Anu 

ship 

New

To Smnator Farley 

S. Farter and John E 

% m t with Ocean City 

November to learn at ant 

feow thfy might be helpful to the com- 

After month* of delay a "Meet Your 

Bight was arranged for the Hotel 

on April M. Thif newspaper inthe 

netting as a worthwhile non- 

Jocal civic leaden 

of tha meeting it was suddenly can- 

[ bet week. R took a good deal of investi 

on the part of this newspaper to find 

Mt wily. 

The fact to that a tiny majority of local 

bB for reasons of their own, digfw 

«f the non-partisan meeting. Put- 

* bhintly, they don't want Senators Farj 

K Hunt in Ocean City. They threatened 

ami bullied tome of their Republican colteafnee 

and succeeded in scuttling the meeting, 

Meanwhile, those close to Senators Far 

Iff and Huat were told that business and 

profawionil men and women here diaap 

TvHThe Sentinel f 

Newspapermen feel a certain amount of 

wry amusement when they learn that same 

poipftan or otter has issued warnings, someaccompanied 

by threats, that certain 

M must not be given the newspapers. 

The threateners lose sight of the fact that 

newspapers learn a food many things from 

the very people who have been ordered to 

keep their mouths shut 

Though some politicians give evidence 

they dent betteve it, the United States of 

America is a democracy and its citizens are 

free agents. They resent intimidation and, 

despite bullying and threats, they talk any- 

Some of these conversations make news 

right away; others are filed away for checktag 

and possible publication at some later 

Newspapers can rarely break completely 

through an iron curtain of secrecy, at least 

not right away. But the truth has a way of 

becoming public eventually. 

Wfeat is more, newspapers have long lives 

and long memories. Individual politicians and 

individtal newspapermen come and go but 

Ike newspapers remain. The Sentinel-Ledger. 

for example, has been published for 88 years 

' • " — —r ' — — - " • 

Does Big Brother Knw v 

Mr. James V, Byington, executive director 

of fls» Cape May County Planning Board, 

If • very agreeable Bun, We daresay that in 

his sphere he is also highly competent 

Mr, Byington, however, is an official of 

proved of the meeling because U would give 

Ocean City bad publicity. 

This u untrue. Senators Farley and Hunt 

would "have been welcomed here. A great 

many people are disappointed that the meeting 

has been cancelled, and those who know 

the underlying reason are angry and 

ashamed. 

This newspaper feels that our Senators 

deserve an apology. They have been victimized 

by the inexplicable conduct of men who should— 

know better. " ^~ 

Perhaps the most disturbing aspect of 

this nonsensical rudeness is that H was accomplished 

by bully boy tactics and by telling 

some people one story and others something 

else. . - 

Ocean City has no need for peanut politicians 

who have delusions of grandeur and 

therefore consider themselves bosses whose 

word is law. 

The people who know the inside story of 

this rude and arrogant behavior resent it. 

The Sentinel-Ledger is independent politically. 

Our interest in this meeting lay in our 

belief that it would be of value to the town. 

Ocean City owes Senators Farley and 

Hunt an apology. 

straight. 

Several such instances of censorship by 

Intimidation have come to our attention 

recently. We are philosophical about it, how 

.ever. Another gimmick favored by some politicians 

is to tell people a cock and bull story 

and pledge them to secrecy. The same story 

tellers then talk elsewhere and retail an entirely 

different yarn relying on the idea that 

their auditors won't check with each other. 

But when the stories are checked the phoniness 

become apparent. 

This, of course, makes lying difficult, 

dangerous, and even impossible'. 

We appreciate the confidence a lot of 

people have in our integrity. They have come 

to rely on the fact that we never reveal a 

source of information if we are asked to keep 

it secret. 

So, we suggest that if you have information 

that shoufd be made public let us know 

about it. This doesn't include scandal or 

scuttlebutt or slanderous nonsense. We don't 

want to know about this kind of thing. 

We firmly believe, however, that in this 

democracy people have a right to know all 

the legitimate news. We print a good deal of 

it despite some efforts to keep public information 

secret. 

Furthermore, we are not completely sure 

that Mr. Byington knows what he is talking 

about when he demands that Ocean city's 

marshy islands be kept forever more as nius- 

ir. Byington's theory were correct 

bear th*s in mind when he lays plans for the Miami Beach would still be a palmetto swamp, 

fltture aaf this county and its municipalities, and better that way. We don't agree. 

Wlm Mr. Bnnfton preaented his pro- Mr. Byington gave no convincing reasfd 

oonnty land use map at a public meetons why West av. should be made a county 

here last week he was earnest and pleas- road instead of Bay av. Doing so would relieve 

but fee gave the unmistakable impression the Board of Freeholders of keeping a prom- 

•£•£ his MM the view from Olympus. ise of many years and would cost the county 

Mr, Xyington, la short, sided too much less money. 

with the angels and too little with the people But it would work to the serious disad- 

of the ctunty, whs have perfectly legitimate vantage of Ocean City, West av. is a growing 

avearasiesw to wee this area grew and prosper, residential and business street. We in Ocean 

MaUag noiw may seem a crass end City want to see it stay that way. A county 

"settre to Orjrmptans, but in our highway*should be built the length of Bay av. 

It a worthy ambition provided, of as has been intended for years. \ 

it the methods used are honorable, Despite these very serious criticisms, we 

Mr, Jyingtoa asked those present at the -believe 

Mr. Byinfton, at least from his point 

settled so that the county's "future. ~ 

vspaper suggests 

for a holiday. 

that the Freeholders have a great responsibilit) 

ef. it teem to us, Mr Byington would to all of us. The land use map is meaningless 

to oast (lie people pp of this county y in the until they approve it. 

role of t* acUng as careUkers for the We shall watch what the five members of 

to be enjoyed by the trippers. the Board do with great interest. 

kemtmber Whmn . . , 

•**•• 'i 

cipHal ifBproweiiMnts including the 

af a "far Ikroc" «otf 

rrvt YtAitf 

ffe» Ocean City Mattaaal 

flst dty 

I-Ledger 

Wgh oMdat wMi' Va? ftdenri gxwtmnt, 

nA>U m «t Ix-i •in.u ; 

Thii Uniti-d Sim.*. jii-.'SMil f..r 

mn WIT in Vietnam h,i«. IJUH-'I.V 

wiLidrawn from tin 1 Fifiiiii] I.i-ini-t>lie 

thousands of ininjiN. I In ii,iman 

Guvcmmi'nt explain-. I' S, 

Army tfinibat t*ffknn.y 1M> IM 

bevn impaired. But (hi 1 Krvnrh «'h 

75.000 frrmpK in (ii'inians : 

no nuil".ir \M',-iji..ns a- 'h . J;I -.-I 

• aiv not produi-int; them IN . i i * i | j i l . n i ' I I . . . . i l ; I ••- 

l-'i-;ini-i- i«i! .if NATt), He .IIMI vkajiis 

the Ii'»i|>s .-.1.11: uH11 nil (,. ini.in 

,SII,I IN >ine of Die V.i'.'l-Ji n j l t s if 

Uiii'l.i War II—a L^ unlit ion ml wt-l- 

idiicii in Wilt 1 (••niiaiij x^h'-ii* 

N'ATD ;,- Min to h,i\e n jil.ir,,) ih.it 

ani (lit \ !CtfirA-,'IIH{LI!^h' in Wcsi < •••rinaii\, 

If N\ni ,s we;»ki ni-l ,(i«l there 

S n.i • \|kiru.Mri nf IIIJI leu ^fwiniik; 

ss ill,n ilii- riiii.nn:n^ NATO |«wi-rs. 

irnlijil.riy West i«'iiii.«ri> the t-ir- 

hjifi) (iiiv'-nuiii-nt «ili fiii i• riiTe.iN. 

•Wjf-t l IMi'Kflr WfT"|5ff*^TIff" i#i~ J Tî ; ' 

IK line Ir- nil 

f is L.' iiiibhiit; in 

TRKNTON — pruprrty ,11 Nevk Jerst-y- ln-twci-ri fi.i 

aneoniinu fo iiffiii.il nit nils nf the 

Stato Division «rf Taxation. 

Such pr>*fMTiy has h*«f-n a jnanf- 

•izo headache fur municipal offtciiil* 

tryJHR to keep local taxe^ in a 

minimum. A bill is pending brfon* 

the bPRislatun' to HIIIIH any mu. 

niiipulity tii fill- an nnnual applica. 

Htm wjfh the State to he ctunpiiv 

at least fur munid in the iiuuiitpal- 

ljpRislnti\«' Budyef OffiiT at 

tht' Salt 1 IIs 

rf S337.-S35.418 in 18H4, the 

: crffittf fitfures the tuial t"itcntial 

claim a^tmst the Stato 

wnuM be in exams of $2LM'42.313 

amiually. 

LiMI year public srhonl exeinpt 

property in N.-w Jorsry tad • valuation 

at $1,348 906 .m an innraao 

of $23*320759 over the provioua 

year. Other tax exempt mimni 

property mm valued at $3K8 578 006, 

M JBCtHM Of $M,»tJH3 over 1964. 

PuMie gropcrtj Kuiipt faun hmatkm 

reaped a valuation oT $1,454. 

•••JBW W • flff, * >n im nuw oC 

$U3,* 

I'nder the provisions of t h e 

Famnsiti«i-Swii'rnj-\V(**i«iin bill 

penrtinjJ m lA«* lîshtiure muniripuJiligs 

would n-tain SO jUTt-cnt nf 

sui-h motor vvhii'k' fiws 

Stutu. 

If ennetcfl into law, the stiiluto 

witOld « in;,.' the ,«M lie U> l 

W7.184 dunns thp nr>xl tm-.il year 

hsTginninK July 1 ami 11,770.890 in 

UK' fulkming bmml year. 

Wilh taxm lonming in >BrIy nil 

miinicipaltttrs. kwd officials a«' 

wai-hing «iut tor all pumuWe «talifinjineiJil 

aid f(,•• » -.i" !!(' s.1,'111 1 IlilH" IIKIV 

fh; ' i NKi.i'i \V -' i •••ir 111 f is I' 1 

tivii-n l-r.ii>-! 1 .iixl Hiisft,.* ThiJi«is 

hiNfur.'- jfcit'• iTi in tiirmii' MI-MI HH 1 

likely- id hpiir fiaijiifvULsin within 

It was Itai in ;LII;IKHI:SJII 

si i>f>e»itir:iyi^j (jerm ill Iwlli 

;FI th*- tutfi'.i-*. 'fie Hi( i'(^ "»' In' 

(iaillle !(»),(> is |«i«erfijl mnise.nt' 

fur uiiiild t*' ii,i!,mwil;sts irihide c ierrn.iny 

\»t>i fe.jr weakness A\*\ i.vJat|(HI 

Ttw« l'm?(*i Si;»i.-.s' f.iiivl with 

juliev .ipimMfHin fiiNii hufh I'.ir.i. nil 

Mi»Min»- U.11N rtcst lienn.iny .mil 

WHnin a sinifii' N.VP» »,ih 

(iennany ini'ltjilut f«it 'he Krmh 

nr*l wiirid (iwaiitifim . an 1 su> eit-d. 

:ru:in wi-Hkcmr^ NATt)în»l JÂjii 

THfTiiiiny ^TTieh is jm»- 

* nmNMiK reHii.î in Uwtl 

i«.'r,Tnt,ije irf 

ILUI latter wai.h nui. 

AfliT wvi'raj >i-ur* fined l"i(>. 

ilil) Hnd kav his h.Tw fur Dinf] upon us. that 

ue sin ml, | he callnd thn erme gf 

God: . . 

in' 

h.m sirm»'fh not " TTifsc verses 

I John will he ineludrd among the 

in the Bible 

I 

KH,-iff»r| 

frtim 

to r 

hy Mary Baker Eddy will 

1 What we nmst need is the prayer 

nf fervifit drsire fur growth in 

l i A - e . a m i g » M » l l i t i i l s . . . T o 

pm.-'hulil yfHirm'll superior to sin, he. 

| caust> !ji»l m.'idH yrHJ superior to if 

; anrl tpw-enw man is true wisdom." 

p m — Mam- 

CHURCH Or CHRIST 

i m. 

!nf* > am w. anal nmi aw# 

10 IS a m—Sii/it» 

11 « m.— Womhip 

1 M p. m—Rvnunc Worship. 

• . p. m.— H*raM of Truth.. radU 

pmgrmJB on itation WLDB, 1410 ka 

• * * 

OCIAN CITY IAPTIST CHUiCH 

i JDaml pm — •». m* WMtoy av. 

lw, DavM P. WrifM, D.D. 

In, RMH LMMR, 

11 aw .-M 

I Ma* 

•«. 

B.C. 

?r t,. « 

CHURCH 

ItaMw, 

MM, mMaiar 

ITF 

ITF 

Dr 

9 tfl a m —Stimlay 

|wir»iin-ii*«i fur 

f.imiK K.ir) Si 

in v, a in-Worship 

IT JOHN'S LUTHCRAN CHURCH 

Wfe a), aaal 

Rav. 9. 

Kyto, 

P m.—Senior OjnflnnaUon Out, 

iMrrMr (FrMay)— 

6:45 pni.-Junior Ooir rehearsal. 

i a.m. — Communion Breakfast 

fvtil by Ijjihm League 

9:30 a.m.—Church School, 

11 •.«,—(The Swvicr, Hdy toni 

Anthnn, "0 Sons and 

6 p.m. — Owir dinner at 

Bala Inn, 

p.m.—Qmrch Counril nw^ting. 

6 30 p.m.—L£W mofher and dough. 

t»T banquet. 

30 a.m. to noon—Church Library, 

4 pm.—Junior Confirmation Class. 

730 p.m.—ddr rebitirsal. 

• • • 

HOLV TTHNITY 

•PilCOPAL CNUROI 

Um 0. —4 C«M»ral av, 

Tha Vary Rav. P»ff«al VaMgfeaa, 

S ajn —Holy Communion. 

9 15 am—Morning Prayn 1 . 

10 am. — Family Kunharisr and 

Holy Ownmunion. 

10 am,—Church Sriioal. 

• • • 

*lRfT PMifiYTIRIAN CHUIKH 

R«v. WHUam RWcUfl* Allan. ThM., 

Iwitay 

9 TO am. — C.raded Sunday Srhool 

rlassn for imrh mnnbtf of the famwith 

dr.' ,|v ^ jiVip CHmstiiid. generai sup«*rmifiiher 

d by Pwrtor WrigN on 

Noon-Ladios BIMc CTawi Hmrhpnn 

mwHMi at plytwiuth Inn. mndurted 

by MM Norma Hall, pmrtdent. 

T(maBaBf^"^» 

Innln ftutfar Wrtg*it« Hop" 

Mahlon Bye. Dial 39^6022. 

for seventh to nJnth Rrade •tudents 

• • • 

$, 9:10 «M 11 a.m.—Morning Worship. 

Holy Communion. 

930 and II am—Church Nursery. 

9:30 a.m.—Church School. 

11 a.m. — Senior High Church 

School. 

7 p.m.—Evening Servicp, Sermon. 

"Perils of Immaturity." Rev. Thaw. 

ley. 

"8:15 pm,—Junior High MYF. 

R-15 p.m. — Senior High Older 

Youth. 

Manriay-. 

fi:30 p.m.—Senior High MYF softball. 

8 p.m.—Naomi Circle meeting in 

fhi- Churt-h Parlor. 

F, ffl p.m.—Camp Fire Girls square 

daneinn practice in Central Hall. 

H pm — OWiT Youth Fellowship 

meeting in the church parlor, 

Wiarmiay— 

fi 45 p.m.—Junior Choir rehearsal, 

7 p.m.-NAFET vofli'yball 

the church parlor. 

9 p.m.—Official Board meeting in 

the church parlor. 

UMIR TOWNSHIP 

TRINITY METHODIST 

S p.m.—Semper Fidelia Class. aiarmara 

• • • • L_ . 

7:30 pjn.—Prayer meeting. T *J** 1 ' - • —. • 

• • • 7 30 p m.—Senior Owir praciice, 

M UU>Y Of SORROWS 

f:45 a.m.—vftmday Scnool. 

Rav. Vkttaat ftmn, piitir 11 a.m.—Morning Worship. Sermon: 

"A Christian View of Sex." 

7 am.—Mass. 7 p.m.—Methodist Youth Fellowship. 

4 to 5 and 7 to 8:30 p.m.—Con* 8 p.m.—Cottage Prayer meeting, 

femorai, 

6:15 p.m. — Family Night Dinner 

(I. t-se. n im, noon art 6:381 an! Program, 

pm.—Masses. 

LIMWOOO COMMUNITY 

(Frfctoy)- 

11 a-m.—Morning Worship. 

6:30 p.m.—Young People*. 

7:30 p.m.—Evening Service, 

I p.m.~Pray*r meeting, 

• • • 

t:45a.m. Muiuli^ Worship. 

»:« ajn.-Church School. 

Tell Me . 

Mr. Wimberg 

to do flit 

aa t 

After school—Oierub Choir. 

7:30 pjn. — Woman's Society of 

Christian Service. 

in Centrai Hall, sporemred hy the 

WESLEY METHOCMST 

Lin wood committee for the Ctancer 

Drive. 

Rav. Mi OTnlim. paaNr 

8 p.m.—Womah'i Sode^ of Christinn 

Service, 

• • • 

SECOND CAFE MAY BAFTIST 

9 45 a.m-Sunday School. 

11 a.m.—Momins Worship Servic* 

6:30 pm.—Owir practice 

7:30 p.m, — Evemng FeMow«hip 

Hour. 

M 

i —Church League Bowling. 

Evwiinu-BoyV Brisade. 

Amngeinents can be made at your home. However, 

If desired a car will be sent to your home to 

and clothing selection will be done at the Funeral 

therefore, most arrantements are made 

> a ccineteiy or mMolaini ts MM. In cam of 

or if burial It to lit amuifed In son* 

f «>Bt« Ctiesler IM. A 

10 a.m—Morning Worship, 

11 si.m -Sunday School. 

7 p.m.—Senior Choir practice. 

• • • 

AIR FORCE CHAPEL 

6 p.m.—Evening Service, 

MARMORA Q0SFIL CHAFEL 

Taiay 

6:4B p.m.—Boys' Class. 

9:30 am—Communion Service, 

11 a.m.—Family Bible Hour, 

7:30 p.m.—Gospel Service. 

645 pm-Girls' dam. 

7:4B p.m,—Prayer meeflnf. 

• * * i 

MEAVILLl MITHODIST 

ataW IHSSIESSBTI CMESSBI 

Tatfay (TWraa«y)- 

S p.m.—Choir rehearsal. 

10:30 a.m.—Church School. 

7:30 p.m.—Evening WoraWp. 

1 p.m.—Woman'* Socfery of Chriatuui 

Servic*. 

COMIN CITY 

•aw* 

945 «jn—Sunday ScfaooL 

11 fcrn.-.Morning WoraWp. 

I p.m.—Prayer meeting. 

People who talk about religion all 

the time often fail to 

It* true meaning. 

CMHISTIAM KM 

RAOM HUMS 

THIS tUNBAY — 

"WHY BLAME GOOT" 

^ ^^ 

Zke family ZhatPrays Zogetker... 

llMiritlnMillBltiaa 

Japlrku.1 «lu«. WMtMl • 

•MMi Ckaw*. MAtr 

»hy 

aiMd MFriM 

ri'i For Ma own Mkr ifi Far 

>» nh Ifci ii'.—h.. i3> htlHBki 

of hit oMmunily and nation

i 

4 — THI AN CITY StNTINf L-LEDGER 

The Billows 

OCHS To Offer Studes 

Summer Glass Program 

The USB Summer Sewon at 0O» 

will bt«in on June 27 and continue 

ODWNii: 

until AugtMl 5 Ommn wil ta am- 

MKE NHON wd O7K 

ducted at 8:30 and 10:40 In the mom- 

Ins, Mondur ttMUgb Friday. Mtfal 

btln tor MiBol tint* on Junt a 

CAWX BDKnNG »nd MERIT FOX 

AM •fpttouM RHM tavc wrlrtwi ap- 

JOE MAY Sport. BMW, RAY PERKINS 

proval of OV principal of the school 

which they regularly Mnntf iwUeMing 

the courses which the atudMl k 

JOSEPH BONNOt 

to take. 

HMW to a r*gta**Mwn •»• of (W 

VOL.X«Vfl OTY, THU««OAy, IH* Nt, *t 

«or «W Mdml. No nWan mU toe 

charged lor pugUs presently attending 

OCHS or tor students from uthw 

SCIKNCK DEPARTMENT instructor! include (L to r) schoota who»> parents or l ^ 

Mop«—J 

Mr Johnson, ohnson, chemistry and a phygtai- pysics Mr, MacLaughUn, 

l O 

An JFM w adherent of the oM "ioft soap"? If you are 

biology; Miss Kaasab, biology, and Mr, Fetter man, general 

^"towition Sudw" wants YOU. As a latter ^S S5. science—Billows Staff Photo, 

ttmy'U be mere than happy to receive hard soap, soap flakes 

P P 

or almost any other sanS of soap as well. 

Supported by the Student Council, "Operation Sudsy" Science Courses Aid 

Is an effort dedicated to sending as much soap M possible to 

TO It Mate the G. Is jokes any etaMrar? Probably not. 

but it wiU » a long way in combatting a major enemy inWell-Rounded 

Program 

VWMni—tfitMt. Here is a real opportunity to feel person, 

ally rasporwibie for helping our men in Vietnam. 

Every Sudani in Ocean Qty 

________ ^^^^^^m^ ^^^^^^^^^^KSA _^^^^^^^^^^^&^H :_________________ _______k ' __ ____ _ _______ ___ 

pi new. You'w only got two more days to participate in 

worihf undertaking 

And remember the slogan, Don't mope—bring soap!" 

• * * 

Take Up The Torch 

Now that the new editors have tafcwi over the manag 

ftsg «f the Billows, we face a tremendous task — we must 

follow the commendable example set by tast year's editorial 

•tan. In this po*Uon, w* liken our feelings to those of a ! 

young heir placed in control of a kingdom. ! 

Carrying on the Billows* tradition of producing a quality 

newspaper, the staff captured a first place in the Columbia i 

SchoUstie Press Association competition for 1965-1966 At' 

thii time, we wish to congratulate them on their accomplish- 

.meats and to thank them publicly for the hard work which 

they put into making this honor possible. 

As the editorial policy of this newspaper, we hereby 

announce that we will "take up the torch" passed to us by 

last year's editors. 

Speech 

OB April M, QNU Qty High 

Art 1 ic and organic eompountb Qemistry 

fc twnftff ^p SB 

or another with the Science Department. 

Beginning freshman year, college 

preparatory pupils arc offered the 

chance to take Genera] Science. 

General Science is a coune which 

gives a cnaMactfan at math, physics. 

biojo_j>', and ehemii-try. Freeh, 

man general adence teachers are | 

Mr. Femerman. Mr. %nder, and Mr, 

Hazen 

Sophomorr college preparatory stu. 

dents receive a hk»la(p course, Bi. 

o*ogy is the Life of natural science, 

Bara Woks©-, taught by Mr. Laugh, 

lin, is a pan of the program to in. 

ttoduw new courses inio the QtSIS 

currt«ilum. B5C5 biology is a prc-' 

aentstoon of concepts and fairs. The 

ocher btotoo course which is taught 

by Mia Kuab :nwlws the rudy 

of biological orjpnisms, j 

Continuing along the ml!i*gc pre-' 

panMory l#ve_ U a chemist ry course 

uHerwd tor junior and seniors, Chem-' 

iatry m the study at the 

at eJjemical oonipaBrtofi in 

Calendar 

HepNMMMlv«s of bunnai estabn*M««i 

tourad on April 36 iM 

Senior Engirt rinMW m 

tion w»th Che ACE25 

NMtot tari l^gui angi High SciioBt 

Eattlm tan OCHS lor the 

** re: Mi H- 

BUI GOTO, and 

ting In discus- 

1 tans own Land in Ocean City. AH 

other gtuduts will pay StD plug thr 

flO regtatration tee for a two-hour 

course or fl2b, plus a $10 rotfisrtr.it ion 

fee tor a four-hour course. No •student 

wiU be admitted to ria« unless 

Jwse fees are paid in full The »udent 

is expected to provide h« own 

transportation to and tan sehiwl. 

Regular attendance • manduiury. 

Credit for the course may be wtfh. 

held alter the second absence. Rt 

, Mfnon anffl Wf, 

Senior ^ ^ ooilp pragma miao take a 

general siimoe oourse. As jumorfl 

and seniors thej- take advanced JJCVoml 

scwncF, taucht by Mr. %nder 

and Mr Hajen. 

A science (T>ur^ to he gttptvd to 

all e^hth graders is presently in 

ptvparaho^ At QC51S, »cito 1§ 

ta\ignt in s«eri!h Krade hut students 

motive little new informorton. An 

eighth ffnide sestnee proKTMn svould 

sLuipkTnoBt the prwatt sciencf 

courae 

1 Frosh Submit 

Lit. Projects 

Mrs Q»roen*i'» treahman o 

l a, m, I. 

preparatory O«1M) dMMl have 

PIBM 

I, B, 

bran busy kMy worUnf oa frojects 

i, n. 

owreUting wHh their «tudy of Shake- 

Urn, Bk**y. Cultural 

•pere's oomedy "The Merchant of 

Getcraiiiy, W P 

Ventoe ' Mra. am«BR*l purpsw in 

Q«Wi review, tt grade 

asripMng the project*, «• At dm 

and English review, 7th Krade math 

review, and 8th Brade math review, 

every yav. Is to promote internti 

ultornd tor miklMiitia Jin in anri ini new nnrhiwtnnrti 

7th and «h «*mde reading an* EnR 

Ush BBfl*in#ni, Tth and »ih d 

Many finr projricts s 

penoml Mini- Setuw H«h p 

oriKireiiily aixl hardwork were turned 

al typing. IntroduoUon to Algub 

In by. all. 

I and Algebra II. 

An fjeimple of one of the «xerpien- 

GDuraa being offered tor advur!c«>d 

iiliy Hood pmjeort WM a mo*H of 

credtt are: Teehniquoi of Wiiiing, 

KhakiwpeTV>'s RiaUo TheMtre, done by 

Joumajiam. and Field BioloRy. 

Jim Oiulier. 

World History, and CSiemlMry Drisor 

fine project KM done hy 

ucjrtion will K- offm-d prinuirily 

to studeat!! of OCHS. 

Questions coniiTninK s u in in p r 

srhnr.1 should hi« dini«ti n> Mr 

Jamt* Kirk, dirmidr al guidance 

at OOB. 

- Council's Corner 

port cards wVl be issued at midterm. 

At the end of the session a by Bonqie.Bozarth" 

report cart wfl %c* sent to Hie 

principal of the aehnol the student The 

n'iy 

attend! and to fee parent* of the ] planniiii its Sprim: I 1 ilfnrt.tr fur April 

student Books wiU be supplied by and Nfîy "Oi" 

the school, but fines will be levi-d Mimitty- Aprl ^ 1' i> an fff-ir! tn 

for damage or lout hooka. 

Rather Imether »»ip tor Mw Ill's 

Students are exported to dnws just in Vit'fniim 

as they would during the whool year Thi- n» 

Smoking on the school grounds v ill 

not he pennHted, Htudenti who dci 

not comply with these rule* wiU he, 

dismliwd and their tuifton will in*! 

be refunded, i 

OQIS Summer Session is orRBnijretl 

in aeeordarwe to the niles unri nu- 

Ulaiions of the N J State I), 

nii-nt of Education for the 

t Beverh/, 

from t 

tiOfH. 

Two 

dont 

M 

in 

inJta ui 

will do 

24-HOUR 

SERVICE 

CNA1 

SOCOWT VACUUM 

AOINCY 

HI AKMIY AVSNUi 

Wai 

xt pmjti-f in I he 

Ttn 

in- held Ajii-.l Jt. fiiliiM'N (in P.«rlliT 

(>».• in Mart-h 

hiwy tune of *«• niimth Sn d. 

up: requires a sturt-nt 

m r (>ive tiO htmrs of instruct Mm 

mMke up (i fciilurc. rn. 

for this raurM- up«i sut'ceMful 

Ili'fresher: for the •tudi-nts ! 

wi'ikiinsB (inri wuh to 

their .intdemi 

n;i.s«(Hl a subji*^ rind nêd a 

or background li.-f.in 

Seniors Participate 

In Business Ed Trip 

End o< Rapott' Ptrtod V 

S 

*aH, WUAMod. home 

SMeottd Senior boy» êak with 

W? rti 

1 

the now yi-ar 1 

tif j»rj!.un 

»h.'i -wills 

m (he Stiideii: OHIIK ,: pin. 

r mm- 

!hc ILW*. *.7 -..-( 

No itite h,i», huri •«.• lts i 

K'wvn fur rufresher t« 

Etlrichmi'rt far 

would ran b«' :M>- f rt-Hular sehun! s hut 

wish la extend th-;r 

PAINTLNti CONTRACTOR 

a. certain 

.tw. o.,^ 

fit -Oi 

Education Department of CXvan Admim-araUvi _ 

L»t us »how yew how yew can g*t iMi i 

Ory High acnaal hive ht>en pn\ileg- 

winh to (>nrirh thrir pmpronw or who 

a* ih" Bues* c»f the Ciipi" May dun*, 

ed to parttctpMe in bu6iness.-(jr..iKod 

desire to taki- suhjiils nn prmnihU- 

ing tyttam for U*s tnanmy than yav 

ty Njrijoral Bank. Attending the 

field tnpi in nacent walks. The purto 

schedule in the ensuing ye.ir'» 

meetmg which vras held al the Ln- 

PAINTING p*y for ordinary tyttattit. Wtill 

pose at theme excuraMns is to give 

Rnun 

— — • — — • - „ 

wood auntry Oub on AprU U, were i 

cuts MM details with you. 

the students an opporTumty to ob- 

The folkjp*!m! wiU inereaae ttm efficiency 

tor I«U+HTS ind 

will ifa.. i.M. __«-ni Mn-ml ;it orher tiisks. As- 

HANDY 

PRODUCTS 

MHLDIMO and 

IIMOOCUNO 

'I' I 1 ! !* 'î L _ J ,1 !!l)(«, IhlJ^nrid A .K> 

'•ht"%i«i irf fhi 1 Miss Horner, new Guidance 

Department secretary. 

Miss Horn*r AuumN 

S«cr«taria| Petition 

ntlmrmihili's' of 

::i.' kMiifc-neS w huliilcs for the 

ny ,ii- tiiiinc yiiiir durrK; ihu Students Host 

in.iy sjc! HIIJH' O< 

il«iiT 'he n«"» S\-Sli111. i-ich rt'J« 

• let* w.W h,\,- an rriM rHni fi>r his Board Dinner 

,i«iiV c!i i! riiiiifl The L-nid.-s

— S1CTI0N TWO 

'_ torority 

Mmnhm 

on three 

I M Alpha late Chapter, 

_— W, meeting last week 

In the home cfct_JI_ will to at 6 p.m. 

•ni dinner will be served at 7 

An invitation ni reeeivied from 

30 Tta Chspter of Margate tar thr 

Joint Inshi niton May 9 in the hnrw 

it Mm B. T, QttpmtB 1 ta \J*rpstf 

were Uwa for Thr 

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OPOI YEAR 'ROUND 

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BEAUTY SALON 

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Specializing in Permanent Waves 

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*t_jf the ^.ica'Lvs were O-y.* it fix* M Wit* tii trasil b»^ 

and. -Jttxxigh anme 

of its tiwught it was a little too salty, 

we «:II ate it. We then made plans 

for a breakfast rookout to be held 

Saturday morning. Each of us was 

anigned a Job to do. We appointed 

Mr. WiggletwQrth to the "wood 

gathering' committee and are hoping 

he will accept the Job. 

We learned • new song and sang 

some of the others we have learned 

this year to end our meeting. 

• • • 

BMWN1I TROOP 27 

The last two meetings the girls 

made name plaques These are done 

with alphabet noodles and popsicl? 

sticks. Each girl put her name and 

troop number on her plaque. We 

will goon be making Mother's Day 

gifts. 

The mother-daughter banquet will 

be held on Wednesday, May 18, at 

6:30 pm at the Quality Court Motel, 

We wffi give an "Around t*e World" 

show with each girl telling about an 

Man she has tram another country. 

Pack 55 Cubt Plan 

BEESLEY S POINT — The Pinewood 

Derby, scheduled for Saturday. 

May 21, at 10 a.m.. was discussec 

at the mertnt of the Committee t 

Aib Scow Pack SB. The derby will 

be httd at Upper TomMMp SHv: 

Thf' pack wtU have a booth at the 

•Wonderful World Of ScoutinR" show 

to be held on May 13 and H at the 

Omberlaad CaMty Fair Grawt^ 

Brtdgeton. Bach Den in the Pack 

wtU do skits which they wfU rotate 

Tntfwportadon wffl be provided the 

Attending the 

Ralph Ma, Mrs. Hay Young. Mn! 

wttUfer. 

3__AVH_LE — The SeavlDe Volunteer 

Fire Company Auxiliary will 

(April ») and Saturday (Apri. 3»> 

M the AmtMfcV-ee Oargm EM_d_s« in 

Cape May Owirt Howe. Friday hour* 

far the «ale wtU be from 9 • m to 

S p.m., and « S«tenky from 9 __m. 

.^ ' *^ 

*C £'.%* -Viof Aft,! Jrpth t(.» IN- p i 1 - 

,t Takes fo travel ;K'n,»« tiur f\mntr> 

today' In a new unit in Sofia! 

Studies, we will learn how fransportafjon 

in New JITSPV has (!»•- 

\eloped and changed. We will aim 

learn how people eamm_nk-afi» to 

day, and how ways of rommunira. 

ting have changed over the yours. 

IMS. MARK SRAMCH 

Mrs. Branr-ti's sreond and thirH 

reading groups are havinir fun planrung 

puppet shows The rhihlren anlooking 

in bonks or making up pupiict 

plays to use. The children uin 

choose the parts and ihi-n maki. the 

puppet i. 

Since we have had a Chinese play 

we are interested in China. To help j 

us to learn more «hout China «.« :• 

made bt¥>kli-ts abuut_ QJIIM. Th_i i 

eniiaren "nave 'Sroupit thinKs in * 

from China, | 

ance this is the time of year trem 

have tads on th< m, Mrs. Branch 

r«d aloud the poem Trees 1 ' ^r 

Joyce KUmer. Then the ehildren 

drew a picture of the tm the poem 

painted in thrtr mlnd«. 

• • • 

Ma. JOMPH TMI11 

The children heM an eleftifin of 

officer! and organizefi a srudnt 

government Msortation. The nu-m. 

btrs •re; Presidc-w ViTTKin Ti-iicli 

Vice Prwidenl Alfred Hardy, &N 1 

retary Carol D«VIH, Ad\-iv>ni Rhui.i 

l-mshley and Anthony DeWitt. Th«» 

** ** * IW'jup fwrnulafcrf srime 

rules 

! •*(;. 

'I'll- 

• • • • . • ^ — 

! •- — 

94 Percent Of Area Eligibles 

Enrolled In Medicare Program 

lta> MOW Indtvktuab ffi wrf ow 

tVtltilMS, 

up Mr Mnlhmrf, Social Se- 

MMMMrr RiilM'n R, Blanr re- 

THP AllMtllf lily 

in! 

in thp^ AlWintU' 

K«tr 

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»fc>» li juii rtvr 

Orran 

with th*> 

whii h re- 

. fivt* |*"r 

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»k>1 »«> riven! Itûlatiiin in M.iy 

'.he |M) jiiiMii- i III/IIM in lite 

' 1 ^! «h»i lv»\e fWit >t-i inudi' up 

i*Hti in tats I'lshiT «iiy hiut' a tilth 1 

t'i'iv liiiu- -ii *hu'h Io ill! «ai. Hi.iiij' 

•MLJ lhAE aunt 1 iiia> Ifcii haw liei ti 

J».I:V iW 'he pi-es UHIS lkailhne may 

\t\i i tint MHHVH ihi'y iiii t-hjiihh 1 

or i!»*> ikii hrtM- hwti irifiinni^l I* 

! K i i-i\>l«'i (ii i\ !unii yirurs fitr an- 

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More information, tree booklets on 

Medicare, and asfistaace in filing 

nre available in the Social Security 

UffUf at renmylvaiiia and Padcc 

a%H. in Ai::"i'c City. 

The staff in Uv. SoHal Seairlry 

Office at piTumylvai-a und Pbciflc 

w.•Ay SEf, 

Philadelphia, 

Camden and 

New York 

•IM-SN (•(• City, 

Wildwood, Cap* May' 

and 

Atlantic City 

Ocean City Terminal 

Ninth M and AManlle Art. 

Phone: 309 1296 

P. R.S, L, larminai 

T«nih and Hww tiraal 

Phon«: 399-2182 

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Rdpc_»nt 

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Women's C/ub E/eefs 

W/7//om Co///ns President 

ri»te of offiperi 

Mn. WUliam Collitwas 

accepted by 

At Women* Qub of 

Urt we** in CerHral 

PWor. 

,,„ comprtdng the »inte 

rpn»etitfd by Mra. John 

ân of the nominBting 

t Mn. Henry Gilson, 

Mn. Frank r«i»m>r, 

Mn, W.IIU-m 

of the Unwood .Hecreation 

Mulholland. Fedprnlion 

rpportrdlhul the prr.i 

would give her nnnunl report ,,t he 

NewJ^.yStmcK.^.ra^nS,,^ 

D,sin 'nil 

runytiiii tv sî iitin i! 

Ijnw «.l I.,hf-ir% 

1 ; [• 

-.|il.i> il the 

•US TRIP SCHEDULED 

Ri vr\i4'ion«i are h«-ng taken for 

fwtj bus inpv The frvf ,,s si'hitiule«i 

for June l.'i ancl ».!l he to 'he 1,-rin 

t'a*.(K» ,n Chi rn, H.il n» Jimmy 

J)e,in Tile M-ennil s* il tie a 

'r.p 'II 

i •i|>ifisiiri»i 

SV.irhi War I' 

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Mn|i>_i;. Ui Ml 

MKT REDUCTION M0RT6A6. LOANS 

THi 

SEASHORE 

and 

ASSOCIATION 

!• IKJHTH STRUT DIAL 399-0250 

HUE FNSUKANCE 

NATIONWIDE FACILITIK 

OfFICI LOCATED-2ND FLOOR 

CAM MAY COUNTY 

NATIONAL BANK BUILDING 

OCEAN crnr, NEW 

Seashore Gardens 

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N 

THI OCIAN CITY SENTINfLÊDOKR 

START OF TOUR _ Business course students at Ocean City High School board 

BUS for tour of area business establishments under ACES program. 

COAIMLNICATIO\S — Student Sandy (left), of the Ocean City office of the telebwing 

sits at the switchboard in the long phone company, and by Mrs. K. L. Wilson 

distance tralTic department of the New (right) assistant chief operator, The other 

Jersey Bell Telephone Co. in Pleasantville students include (1 to r.) Linda Danner 

She is supervised by Robert Davenport Julia Fallow and Rosemarie Coppa. 

POWER — ACES students also visited the Data ProlnK 

Center of the Atlantic City Electric Co/at Pleasantville. 

Here the students look at a computer board, _t»xplained 

by Daniel Lawler (right) (-onuMiny employee. Th# 

students are (1. tor.) Judy PetUt, Thomas Steele, Pain 

McDonnell and Mikey Mason.^-Grainger Photos, 

ACES Introduces OCHS Studes 

ACES in any derk ot cards, repmwntu 

AP hichfrt value In the deck. 

ACES, when -pHled with tow opin_l 

Mten, repre-ent a highly «*ccrmful 

eflort to fwrlciHate Americans 

in the high value at thrir heri- 

lor the Ownpetitive Enterprif* 

Imtxporatod. 

ywr Omtn Oty Wgh School 

MtydentK are partk-ipating in this profar 

the fir_* Onte, AOS, A 

t. BOfrpritttaril dttiew'w. 

_ nv te 

_•! over 

T 1 i r 

i 

• t i l • • 

HII I 

i*rmti-f__l film dealing with tho ways 

in which busineMies are operated wax 

-town. 

Toun ol are* industries were made 

by flhe atudent* during Che Mvond 

day of the ptmpain, Tuetday. Dur- 

^m_B ^b_^_K 4—^_^_, —AaBdS_^_^_ «_^_^ —fe—b—^_L— 

mg S M mm, nnmii mci people 

who work la mmetsimty capacities 

and employees of the businensos 

vWted, ' 

Hi |ii mi--itlv€-! of the vartowt uv 

teMH vWtod wiU come to the 

•chool on the third and last day of 

to pcnlufa in indivkhMl 

n about operatkM-i of oamp-uries. 

Toptc» for dtict-w-on wiU include 

iWORK 

VISIT DUTCH COUMTRY 

Porty-onp persom onjoyed the 

chartered bus trip to Lancaster, Fa., 

conducted April 16, The visitor* had 

a true Pennsylvania Dutch dinner 

served at an Amish farmhouse and 

alti-niJed a Fair given" by the Amish 

Relief Fund. Highlight of the Fair 

waa Che auctioning o* 200 handmade 

quilts. 

SS* 

Mr$9 Ehmmpmrgmr Yields Gavel 

Of Bridgeton District, WSCS 

More than M0 women attending I Mrm W. Grvyi Schalk*. a 

the Annual Spring Meetbnc of the^ 

l 

Bridfetan District Woman* Society o/ the Board of 

the 

of Christian Service Thumtay is Method!* Oommunity to 

MillvLUe wMnewed the, inrtallatioo Ounden, i H 

of Mrs. Berdamin F. Rainear of Wm VmsA Homer arriv«l thi. 

Salem as new president to MUM dutie» M director of the 

Mn. William R. Ebensperger, Jr., Center. 

of this dry, who completed four _B_^ ^_^_b _P_I ___—I V_^_^_^_B _ ^ I K 4_l^_^_i 

yean a* president, WM givwi an tan DLsMet pMce of ODjMO 

honorary membennlp and ptn. SheWoman's 

Society weefc atXMOd 

also presented gift* to the retiring world for 1S86-W was accepted and 

officers. 

officers wen elected far the 

uv year, in response to nt Spring 

MU Osil a rtpraMBtadw of 

Fmimd At Dinnmr society taroucht focwaid a CM 

toward mad-ell supplies for the 

Guta 1 g-f'î in Iiberia. 

In tto att-tnom sâdon Mm B, 

CJwtHner, secr_tuy of 

Harvey W. Adams 

A group of about 30 friends and 

business amociate* gathered at • 

dinner in the Flanders Hotel Monday 

evening to wish well for Harvey W. 

Adams upon his retirement as Mere, 

tary-manager of the Ocean dry 

Home Savings and Loan A_»octat_an. 

Lawrence M. Lear, president ol the 

board of directors of the Associat-on, 

served as tosurtmaster at the dLnner 

party honoring Che fom_er dty cammissioner 

who served 22 years as 

manager of the home saving* and 

loan group, 

Adama, who has established Ml 

private accounting office at 3rd st 

and West av.. was pro-anted a larew.-ll 

gift of golf equipment. Adams 

and his wife, Ella, announced plaiK 

to spend part of their time each 

year at their Cape Coral home In 

Florida. They reside here «t IT 

Walnut rd. 

year. Working with Mr*. IU_ne-_r, 

IHB B JI^BO^KI win ne two w&> 

men tan Ckpe May Oounry; Mrs. 

Willtam MeNMMzs, of Ckpe M*y. 

of Supply work, aad 

wood, as Sub-Wstrtct Leader No. 5. 

During the ptadgi service Mdl 

local frcMUTCT mum forward with 

her ndctya pledge for 

McAfee, bvkone M 

OK 

-his dty, •as three solas and an 

originml pafeut, "Dayi

.•a - 

i 

, :„,, 

OCCASION Members of Fergu- 

Port M60 VFW burned their 

at « celebration Saturday evenabove 

are rt. to r.) Robert Lewis, 

vice commander; Jack Feairheller, 

.. . _. ifngTnmert Auxiliary 

A mum «t fen^n affaire experts m. - , _.-. ' 

MM m OS. teCMri Md r>*-. fleets rVtfw Officers 

' • f tfar Uimwd .Hk'iOM ' M« Margie GabrfcUc was _-.., 

aar ate **t ye* to m.mjm. 

. MONEY . . . NERVES 

THE CITY BUS 

MY m ._ 

ran OHLY 25f 

y a p BWv 

•» • a.m., unW 4 

T 

TYM OCtAW OTY MITMft4 

past commander and program chairman: 

Charles Oldfleld, national activities direc- CONGRATULATIONSS Mrs Raymond Mrs Grubb dutrict deputy was mstalling 

tor; and Albert Wright, junior vice comGastgeb 

(righti is congratulated by Mrs Mae officer At left is Mrs Alice Bach, who was 

mander.—Senior Photo. 

Grubb (center* after being installed as Poca- seated as Wenonah—Senior Photo 

hontas of N'atona Council Friday evening. 

Exchange Club 

Inducts Pair 

Natona Council Seats Staff; >X4 ".tr/MWomW 

Arvo ff«pr*s«nfo#iv* 

Sefs ^Birthday Nighf Friday j - 

* w * nl ' ehauroan of tho Souttt-m New Jt-r 

fMroUng Uie gpy Sec-flan of the tarttufe gnwrs of AU Hw> 

I* tmMe «ML DiiBMted ««t , trie baiy and at a Ekvtnma meeting tuM Enginwrs rt«—ntly. Auxi 

Johnton and Frrri Math.s 

, Other officers elected arc Mrs. 

as rnfmbcrs of rh*« 

Charlotte SjfkTavagf, vice c-hiurmaji; 

Mr». Gntchai Bin^Mun mm-spuni- 

«JinniT-ni«'fjiK Mnfiriay t«\-j-jnng in 

«wi *. 

tag •Mrwafy: Mrs, «Lpf HasMr r»». 

Mac's H««iiauru« m 

«*B| leeretiuy: and Mrs, Judi 

Tht- n«t' manbiTM 

O'DanvU. treasurer 

fay l^st Pri-iKtervl Rtiht-n Sharp 

Ms, Kathy.names, chairman, ton. 

'A , i 

J'jftjWcjn was ?$****tr Buy in May, 

Harry Klmw annnuni-iTi un :nv:t«. 

tij c'lu'i nit'iTif«i % H from (jcinnil 

fci %ir»w its ajwmhlv pl.int 

in WilmjnKitJn. Del, 

will be nuwrk 1 Mra. Mifl? T^ylM" was mstallrd Secrjrf Runrwr and 

as pTOphcii** and Mri. Diam- Gas. Mn, tJsie Cadmaa i 

get as FcKahciitu of Naiona Own- kw 

til tt»gr« of PKBhuntas at wre- fallowing thff 

mofne. condurtKi Fn*y pvenu« in Taylor aid M, 

'he Ij-Ri'ti Hall Deputy Mri. Mao d arp Mrs, 'rfunJTi i'-^ri.,! ]j; 

Aliiii Batii Wimnah. Mrs. Fn^la tk'f'i «u*l Nukfrnus C.aw.i JT irf 

B»»ihain I'f '•f» t ur!.TU I f •"» ^ • -r*. if ;»• a, i p ••-, :i;»; 

T< ;»< M - I > in, .I'JB-, (iiii'f spiwrs Hiwtt'sfc'S WIT.; Mrs Cur 1 . 

-if I-'.î-vi. Mrs Miry DcKiit F:rsf »>•>'" Mr- 

S.-'ît, MIN M.nn.i' Himti Ss-.tiii Jrtl Mn* 

S*fiuf: Mr« Mary Cam burn Firs! Thf' 

Wirtiur, Mrs (JrulJ> SiiYml U (r- w 'il! b" a btnhrluy 

fi«ir; Mjij, Kjiilh T'twre-f*! "niirij *h»* rrnfiibi'rs burn fiur.n,; Iht' ;T> 

Witrri.ir: Mr* liioni 1 the N 

.n At- 

Mn Own 

Cfki'liiiik '-rf A 

Fmr'h W,in..ir: Mre. Anix- M ,. r " 

F;i-si Rujyi«-r: Mrs, Jc;tn Dinii-aJ, 

1 UnWdn 

if 'h»' 

,SUs 

f, m a 

l>r 

| 

•h.s .-.';• 

t.-.••• Hi 

Mrs T-rr*T tf> ^ ( ,in Av.1 J 

v i :. !'.••• ,f 

1 SwThi-m 1/ V 

iff,'.»'•«» * 'h 

thf 

*d its purpaMt .» i 

Japnb C, Schuff Jr p 

plans pengrrîm (•«" Exchange Day • 

at rsi/1-.fi statiwi WSLT. On ftenir. 

day May T fh«' KM hanmus will 

Iho Ntjtt.'JH rnictn|ihi'fjc^ to 

Uiu 

T ]TT^1h71 T 

and wninKTi ml V,r 

Receives 4, i. Degree 

• * • *;-)»!• • 

Kerry- Stoltzfiis [ 

m I Korry Stoitafus. was 

FT ALL ADDS UP FAST 

NO MINIMUM REQUIRED 

IVHT DOiUt W YOU* SAVINGS ACCOUNT 

iMNS ATIHAaiVt DIVIDiNDS 

COHVWWUi. 

1UY - 

REPAIR 

4- 

.V 

* " 

'Itf'tll 

I 

'from OorHnn CollcRr, Wenhnm, 

i Mass., Apni 9k with an A.B. dttow, 

. Mr, ôtorfus. a hi«nry nmj» imd 

a st-ninr year h«wf roll Kiuricnt, 

: *«« wk'cttnd f.ir W*h panicipal»l ' 

' in a tutMnnnth study trip to Eurnpr l 

1 Son of Mr. and Mrs. Karl 

fux erf 3522 Central av. and « 

; Rrariuate . Octtin City HiRh R 

he plans to attend graduate svtionl 

I in the tall 

i Gordon is a Christ jan Liberal 

Arts Collew kwated 'OS nnU-s frdtn 

BcMon and i» on . the 

STATI TRAFFIC TOLL 

TRSfTOW — Orhvni unrtfr S 

yrBrs rt O-nlhia jiwttp antl Jnwph. ' 

on 

Ana High School Girl* 

Shown Librarian's Work 

Eieht arpa high irhnol shidnit!i 

parti.ipmtwl in th* Librmrian.For- 

AUay progrmm af the Oeran Ofy 

Fr,>P PuWif Ubrmiy last week. 

The pregram is spanaerid hy fhe 

N«-w J.Tsoy Library Association and 

is rt««iBnpd to acquaint intprpst^ 

stmU-nts with thn many pha«#s of 

library work. If is hoped that thoy 

will bercme intprKtrd etnugh to 

r-xamini* the powibilifip« ^ libra. 

Hanship M a carwr and thereby 

help ta pew the very srnmu nation, 

ui.le shortaKe of trained librarians. 

Those taking part wen* Ann Baron 

Qrân City High School: Mary. 

ann Riper. Janet Johnson and Elizabeth 

Owper. Lower Qipe May Reg- 

InnaJ High School; Vora Doderyn, 

Jane Spikr>bki Joanne Oaffney 

anil Pnt King, Wikiwood Catholic 

Hih St-honl. 

Golden Age Club 

Plans for a rummage sale and the 

Annual hHnquH wore announced nf 

tht. mct-tiftg of the Golden Age qub 

nrTffTh the TrVfiffl Cpnfer. * 

Mrs Florrnce Oopprrt, chairman 

of thf nimniagp sale annaunmi the 

affair will be conducted May 5 to 7 

nt 7th st. and West av. Anyone hav. 

ing any donations i» requested to 

doliscr them to the itore. 

t'.us Derkifs, rhaimian nf the 

hnntiuft announced all details for 

the affair havf been mmplHrd. It 

I*i!• •uui riifisiiri Siin* 

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l*> i 'M!. ! tl.ui.-i- 

I «•'! pl'iv ,,ii (.ri'ii 

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H tit's ni.in»iL 

RN>I SICOMD GRADE 

'rf '*! •. i-liss nutjio up 

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P i i.i'»f»ipt •«;(!••* cfUIrift M' ;I iiii>f. 

t \m nf Siinmii fli*;i!i'rs at Chwry 

H II Inn Chi>rry Hill. 

F*il»*-^"a1 npiTJiti 1 Inn Sirners Point, Tickets are un 

salt 

* PilrTOi'* Sunnro 

Slut).*! (if ifllh sf nnH AtlNiry BV. 

i Hi- is a inttuhH' rd KtHViann 

Piist VVW Munsin-KanHc 

, AjTiiTii an I«iîiin, Oprnn C i t y ( 

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Mrs, Jaw Kimm, Mrs. Plorwc* 

Martin, Mrs, Mane Lawton and Mrs, 

FMfy B*«hi# wnf eonBrahilat«l on 

their birthday* A »-Heomi» hack 

WSM arTorrtrd Mn. Bt^bip after 

Ufitfttiy •bnetw-r and In Mn. Lillian 

WalkiM. a former mttmbw wl» wag 

wfUi«l as a visitor Onp hundntl 

•nri lix memhws wiw prnent. 

3. will be William Lawton, William 

GUfort, William ammr, Jowph 

LuraH, Albert BU»k«-y, Allon Wickm 

and Ralph HoribM. 

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RAMBLERS 

SBfONN 

HtOHIST ALLOWANCI 

ON YOUR UMB CAR 

**U Ifl 

RAMBLER 

20 S, MAIN STMIT 

May C«rr House 

•ML 

In The 

County To Do Buatnew" 

4GrertN«w 

M 10,000-ton A««rifiNr 

baaatlM catav to 

U 7 M l 

Coast 

jaumm 

fo Be A Speaker 

Institute May 5 

' «• Mir Cap* tna *M »n^P> Mai J, Una*, 

tad to aflaod the Jr., cartoon* and cnmtaTî 

•asygoias; 

iata* 

tha 

Cha 

tMVKI 

in NEW 

POOT TIAITS 

*MM*»saasMAWi ihj^j : 1 * ^ ^? ipHt J>^.^F L- 

Fa., 

He will 

_ wWi witty chsttar, 

amistag professional anecdote* aid 

1 drawing [Mperand crayon. As part 

of Hs osnoBôsoso in* noigyi cw* 

toontag eonteat* with the audience 

participatuic- 

Flotsam 

Jetsam 

OCIAN cmr 

WoMt To Go Horn* 

P ^•••W^P^B? WW ••••• • W •• • ""'^ F ""~^l 

Tuckahoe Man Back From Vietnam 

Recounts Gl's Life On Battle Lines 

by Mary Law 

TUCKAHOE - If there were no 

war going on, Vietnam would he a 

Beautiful place. That is the opinion 

Hay ... bl! FUni «_ , . . down here and do your stuff . . . of Leonard MigHaocio. who Just re- 

•ad weteoroe to Ocean faty's- cur- looks like Jean tanphsM, of the turned from a tour of duty there, 

rent haU at fame , , , or read up Chatterbox, must be doing some, i He is the son of Oommirtceman and 

on the lag beat in the wrnSBsUMrid thing rights . . good looking wnit- 

Tnt aftmm feature will be "Ad- 

j Mrs Leonard Migliacao. Tuckahoe, 

, . let'« face H ... at long last reaaa* galore these days ... look 

venture* hi Food," a presentation by 

I and has one brother, Larry. The 

Spring is really here out as Tents are now it more than 

ArooW BBMMS, Inc.. of G*w»wich, 

j mountains are beautiful, he said, and 

•ad everytnini's geWns green . . . ever with people like Billy SiUitnp- I the land is not all rice pa now 

:s :i . r,,:'i- :i. 

lui: vi:d. the x; 

t-W\m tJi.- Hi. •••i', i " 

it. th ii this 

i:iy MM fit 

they )HSJ •!i. .is. i< 

It is known th.it liiti i 

rfUL 

tl»y arc .n, Mi-s 

Hospital Aides 

i li.i,n!i,ai M 

Set Golf Play 

LINW'OOD-Â planning si^siiin for 

the 13th Annuitl Invitatmniii i>.itf 

Tournament was held nwntly in the 

home of Mrs, Richard C. B 

Tournament is spunmrMi »>>• th«- 

Mamjand Chapter \lonu-n's AuxilmrN 

mosie . , , it s Surfing Hollow Dip 

at ihr Eugene Tighe School this Saturday 

night at ngnt , , . we re sure 

Jon Den«*Bum will be there with f 

aU the Lee Staters . . . yuk yuk i 

... spoftfld young man-atow-sown 

Hmer Gregory, who already caught 

a few ftsh goodw* over the past! 

_. » fUhcrmen get on* 

1 

of Shore Memorial HfWpifnl HT»I IS 

scheduled for May IS at the At lam n 1 

Sti nilr .i ii 

to Mrs, 1J«IJN I> Almi/.i ( 

at »H1-451«; MIM'I-SM-S ( Hi. 

n:ru; uill !«• Mr ^y •• 

.\ 

M:, , 

City Cnumry Club, 

n lima i 

1 ^ |VNT M 

K J Gcif-'l Mm Aitwi 

MnH Mrs W'il'i-i- Hc« .lr 

d.*ncing w.ll }•• furn:.shi< ^ jm 

Marshall and hji Tup-TirK-s. 

Mrs, BPW nnnrikd all this is 

bii; cient .if the f.si.U \i-.,r ir»i 

'lay te plnttncrl Prm 

to the h>W[)!fal, , 

Bay, 18 iort bdow mean of the tuurnunent will be * am, 

low water. The cable will cross and requested a call be made in ul- 

Beach Thorofare just smith of Cow- %-aiice to Mrs. Leo Fmser, 641-.11-10. 

pen s Wand. 

\ or Mrs. Bew, 64144G0, for nirisim- 

Major rtul s, Matthews, Jr., Oon at pamnfl and »u6iinK Ume, 

deputy district engineer, requests Deadline for paJrHigs will he Ma>- 12 

that any protests or critioam DP A cocktoil hour will be held fnmi 

submitted to him in writing at the 6 to I p.m., with dinner t" be sin 

Philadelphia office Corps ai £ngu> 

1 ., 

ed promptly at T Resenations for 

serv od by the second 

room ntothers. Installation of 

•otn wUl mtm atae* at tim 

May meetii*. 

..... 

•«. v. 

We Invite You 

To Visit Our Greenhouses 

and Nursery 

W# Crow Ovw- 100 VAMFTIES 

of FLOWERS and PLANTS 

14 Grm.li.yMs -. 10 Aerw «f i^pr^,,, 

and cuIUvate only the finest, hardiest 

CEDAR BRIDGE 

NURSERIES 

?„ Phono 927-2360 

Hom# of tU 

*mm Trocit and th« in 

Um of RM. «ntt NoNr tVHMMliS to $^th 

T«p l-«tJoF T«p 

AHanfic 

VMTHAIDY 

EXIffYAZALaS 

"Quality Do* Not 

nut 

IKI 

Mrs. 

Ma. 

beHt, the impure water, which rot 

only cannot be used lor drinking Uam J 

but can produce a skin Irritation Mm. " 

and the bugs, anak«B and ammuls 

wt>re moit diaturbing. 

When a«k«d what he thought of 

the di'iivNtstrationi put on by lomo 

• students concerning our Viet. 

puiifi apMon tar' *• "^^ 

Ru((|iTs University faculty mt>mbpri "" •*«» H 

quite Mxrii- time ago, uunducted rruM 22 with f*. 

q 

k by 

an ail tii^ht trju-hin to pn»te«t Aklriafi 

States nolu-y ovur there "It 

is (tj Miy Uui^m but fighting is 

he 

di» 

uf Tf%» 

ht 1 

a firMi] qn-vtion nf »hat 

thinks !h L'tjtcd .Staiiii should 

whfii e%en Hurn of the Sixirh 

se arc siiyinK ' Yanki*- VM 

, Mijjliaifio wild he cuuldri'l 

"whi'tlu-r we shfjuid, but all 

riiifi w.mt tit" 

WI MOTHER OUR 

Mcfher Is rour first love and ours tM, 

good enough for htr *nd that's why 

-fleeted .onljr the finest quality UotlM 

yoy to choose from in eyr store Trust 

m put youf ment thoughts mto wwa 

in OLir eewpipft s*iteti»fi of NillMrfc 

pne |h»t setrns cfeited |ust for JOVI 

r «n«a (siC 

034 AVENUE 

SHOP A* 

The store that cores... about 

WlStf CUT-UP 

CHKKENLEGS 

Also THIGHS, 

•MASTS Ot 

MUMftTKKS 

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•o>uss CMNX ioAsre 

susauofs 

J ~~ 

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MOT Ot 

tfOOUUI 

m 

STIAWIflllB 

, S-4 

i tine came from be- 

OCMH Oty Wgh 

fs *» DoyliBtmn, Pa., 

an «tra4i»mag contest. 

J| «M M. 

Oty was aheirf wn.II a 

error gave George 

Point Parochials Win 

CYO Swim Tourney 

A, M. f© 6 P. M, 

JONES 

• • BOAT CO., IMC. »* 

ing Rd., Semars Point, N. J. 

• JOHNSON OUTBOARD MOTOSS 

• STAKRArT BOATS 

• STAKRAFT SAILBOATS 

• STAKJUFT CAMPER TRAURS 

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• NOW AVAILAiLl 

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UP TO 1* MIT 

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TNI OCCAM CITY SCNT1MIL-LIOOUI 

Red Raider Nine 

Wallops Capers 

j 

Mn, Mulholtand and Mrs. Lee Girl Scout Cadette Troop 41. 7 to Cub Smut DM 4, after school, 

| § Bergen. co-chairmrti. announced 9 pm.. home -yard backatNfce in the Seatar IM- High School'* baseball team the rod 


visian. 

over Cape May Regional at Brma 

Tuesday. The soore was 54. 

The strong a. Joseph's leam cyp- M ant turn winners far m, 

tured *pst place pointt in W of theJoe'l 

included Rcgim Oerech to tte Two errors and a single by Dave 

24 evnto on the schedule, with a tt-yard junior fre«rtyW; the Mara Beyel gave the Raiders two rum 

number of seoond and third place 

of Stephanie Vay, Diane Stowarr, hi the opening inning. Coach Fred 

points boosting the winning total, j 

Jmiine Williams, Jean MaxweU and Haacks tossen added two more in 

Aon Ktein in ik» MQymrt jMnior w the fourth and one far Insurance 

St. Joseph's tallied a total of 123lay, 

in the final inning. 

potntoi. eMiiy outdistaneiflg tht near. 

Peter Salotti in the 80-yard inter- Dave Faragher started on the 

«t rival. Our Lady Star of the 

mndiatc freestyle; Brow Marshall mound for the Raiders, but gave 

SOB of AUanUe Oty, with 83 puintt. 

in the 40-yard intermediate back- way to Rick Howell tin the Second 

The Somers Point Utun btwAud 

stroke; William Kuan- in tf» 40- after giving up four hits and walk. 

thrre doubles winners Betjy Naumyard 

intermediate breastaitroke; Ing one tatter, HoweU hekl things 

* chik won the 40-yard havkstroke and 

in with the winning run. 

Frank VanLangen in the 40-yard in cheek, giving up Jour hrt* in five 

bremMrtroke evonU in the Inter. 

senior breaststnta. 

innings and walking one, 

nn>rii«fp Division. 

the most important subject, 

The team of Norman Sendler, John Gleason collected two of 

In the Junior Diviiion, John Brcn- 

Thomas Yugovieh, De»*ii» Brennan, Ocean City's four hits. 

mink, is "What are wenan 

wa« the winm-r in the 40-yard 

Patrick Rice and Lawrence Pashley Box score: 

to «t?" 

freeatyle rate and also the 20-yard 

in the 100-ymrd junior ralay; the 

OMAN CITY 

p 

team of Peter Salottl, Chris Cos- JsftM, ,M , . 

0 r 

tell, Jowph Yugovlch, Albert Curia? Hawdl. lbo 

1 

MM, M> . . 

0 

ami Robert Marx on the 200-yard Buy*, cf . 

21000 

I The ALL NEW...Deluxe 

intermediate relay, and the team of ClMaen, If 

Pf«#ff(i. e 

Brian McGrmui. Jam« Erbndt, Wil- Town. 2b 

Kallar, r» If 

I HARBOR HOUSE MOTEL & MARINA J liam Rush, Greg Raininyder and 

BmM VitntangW tti BIB ^^^yaro 

, • . * : •«'.;- 

r*nlpitr, p' 

aauor relay. 

Worrier, rf . . f 

Also gathering points for the winning 

team were J. Williams. E. 

LOWM 

Rice. C. Ralfsnydw, J. Maxwell. B. 

B«mr, R, Clerwh. L, »ddon and Bsilcy. 

LMwnri, 2b 

J Shcld.m in the girls' events, and ] Turhlnaton, o 

P VanLangen. F. VanLangtB, N, Pltfc el 

SewlleT T. Dawson, C. CosteUo, W, 

Kuwr, J, Raifsnyder, B. Jtorshall 

ttnrl 0. Raifsnyder in the boys* 

events. 

Mustang Tossers 

ON lut apt «iMrrJM 

VMs 

DropHammontor 

LJNWOOD — Honk Wnernrr he Id 

»Enfargtd SUN DECK • Heated POOLS 

MammorTon HiKh Srhfjnrs hn*sm«'n 

k*ni num fttitmti • mumiii M mmt$ 

to a IOK> binglo as Mainland ReRional 

HiKh Si-hiHil's hiiFt'ljiii! Icvim «ol. 

mm (M) 39$ 1515 

its fifth strai«hi victory hi n> 

HAII0I MOUSE MOTEL A MARINA 

y 

>•« a lar IHM , ^ *taM ctt, j 

M:i:nl;ind p-wfpd a lonr> tnllry in 

the fJ'h, but put thu tfcimo on ice 

in the sixth when B» 

NOW OPEN DAILY! 

i "Attention book lover!" U (he «• Forg» to Jota F 

ttHatMtte cry of St. AuguatU*'. dnU- PT-ioe. 

Otner Mm of Nch „_ 

dran a* they finHripatt a book *•'» 

tured are the Maocy Drew mystery 

to te held fi'T II IIiliinil 

series, the Charry Ames —' 

Ihe Mr, to he displayed in the 

school auditorium, will be open to 

the pubuc m Frklay, Saturday and 

Sunday afternoon from 2 until 4 

pjn,, and again in the eveauias from 

7:10 'm • pjn. 

Books for aU ages and interest 

win he on sate. Amang the attractive 

array the older re^ler* will Ond 

such titlea as The Tale «C Two 

CWes", "Thirty Second* Over 

Tokyo" and "The Green Berett", 

an account of stark reality io Vietnam. 

Asjo to be found on the sheU 

for readers are such authors as 

Shakeapaare, Juks Verne and Al- 

Movtag down to the yougtr met. 

the Landmark books of American 

offer a wealth of tai 

and enjoyable, adventurous reading 

M they ra-captura «• th* attaM 

pa»e tto spirit mat has piarrsMni 

America, from the Water at Valley 

ac 

r 

1 

0 

0 

0 

Smith, £ 

0 

Miekmin. rtlb 

0 

QaW*. lb 

00 

M.ttoch, rf 

Elw.ll. If . , 

0 

M rf , 

e 

0 

37 i • 

^Gofm by innings: 

CHy . 7 0 0 7 0 0 1—§ 

Ccaa 0 0 0 0 0 1 O—l 

?B PilaUkay MO—F»r»gh»r 4 in 1, 

HowaU 4 in 5 IB—FarsaAar 1, Howatl 

1. Turfcinaton 2 SO—Hawaii 6. Turking. 

ton S, WP—Turfcingtsn, W—Farashar. U~ 

Dou|tat and Whiten. 

Spring Fair 

On Saturday 

LrNW«>D - Final plant for the 

Spring Fair bnltm prTsented by the 

Urrworid WijtiK-n s Club wprr dis- 

rt Horton rusMd by comnifflcw diainnen mod. 

il»J, Rich Andi r*m Wcurner and ing fcut W^dnusday in the home of 

I*iit Dunli'vy hit sir^lw, nnd fho Mrs nogcr Mulholtand. 

cicfcr»f commitie^ a TTie SpninR Fair will take place 

ftuurday (rom 10 a.m, to 10 p.m. at 

All Wars Memorial rirld. Rain date 

is May 7, Tfie fair is b«ng 

M 

affair wiU te'held Hay S and to 

tjwn tr the Ope May Ckwnly Uott« 

^•HkaVBT â^BV ^Rj^yQBl gRJ ^BSB^BB TQ09^K 

th»CMMhoodo* 

lor CARE JOT tto Pbiik>- 

are afeualant 1B 

were eousotam. Mad nylon, 

and tta Treasury of Cklfcoilc 

turnwjmfcr 

ture. 

To deMglrt the yauf«Mt 

Ihe FUr oflcts a rich salsctlon at Tbe 

conducted by 

t from Iaam Hocaa, Lois Ann 

, and re- 

or that graa4aat of story tell- 

M,- Wall nanmy. 

and Mrs Jean Man. 

Decoration* tor the booth* 

with attractive, eye-catcbiog. 

tive posters are being prepared by GuHd Comp/ofo« Study 

thm eighth grada- art " Of Book ©F Th* AtH 

fen the FarwRVTrnd 

are aasMing w eieuDnc w uuuMa, The Study at the Book of the Acni 

while tte women will be 00 hand 

to assM in tbe mlrw 

Weattga fafvtea GuUd of nw fftat 

The dnaf purpose of til* Fair to 

to promote readinc interest among 

the children. Par«nts can keto ttalr 

personal interest and tutwdaam to 

the Book Fair. 

fn 

TMay (Tlwra*^)- 

Marmora VohnaMr nn 

Boy &oot Troop n, 7 p^n,, Scout pany, f pjn. 

Cabin, Palermo, 

Commission on B*«>N, I p.m., 

Triniry Methodist Church. 

• • • 

Spring Camporee, Boy Scout 

Troop 79 members participating. 6 

Upper TownaWp RJMK Squad, S 

p.m., hone of Albert Way: 

p.m., Tuckahoe Fire HalL 

• * • 

• • • 

Rummage sale, 9 a.m. to I 

OM Seout Junior Troop

TNI OCIAN CITY SINTINILUDOtK 

IWerTradnnen 

fefetf MMand 

Otwwi City HJjh Schools track ajrf 

Jf* MN trmvrt^ to Uo*w»d Tue*rd nm and the 

—mad jump, wfctUe Raider sp«-,-ds'.r 

GBry Harmon post >d win* ,n bu h ih.> 

100 aad the OO-yuri dualm. 

Summaries: 

109 ft, tm —> I, g*ry Harmon, OC 

2, JUia, OC. 1. More* M 01 I 

MflHyd «eah — I. Htrnm, OC 

HWW, Ms », EM, OC. 2*2 

«*4*g, sprint -^ I re, oc 1. Wi.it 

MB-?*, run — i. Mroodrew OC 2 

RatMtga, OC; 1. Martin, OC 2 17 0 

T acwpfpd over phut*. %M 

reunesy and ennvrnitive- to customer Rpnuiuuic* must be 

in More mhmiiamimn ii mi in f»p«», 

CIns«ifi«j Display Advertistf.fi — CM Per Inch 

FEMALE HELP WANTED FEMALE HELP WANTED 

I MALI M€LP WANTIO 

* I 7000 PLUVNEW C4R AS BONOS 

tor man M 40 O C 

PiRSONALS 

M¥OK¥ SUB tMOPPC, 

tw SM-4IIB f^^ 

k IS h 

at Aabury 

l hl Mg 

for man iw 40 in Orvan C.ty, ' Aye SK-4IIB filial hot sag 

**; J •*•• »*»• «*r tot iiwl tr,p* I ar hembuc—r. 15: each. Alas Mrry 

te eomaet cu.wrMn Wr.ie B « • If vartaties af NoaglM. Owen 11 

Seutr.we*.em A, M, *M1 f, M 

PWNMWHI C&p 534 

S»>e*t Fart Worm Te»e» 

*.em 

Mam 

BUSINESS SlftViCl •UIINiM MftVtCI 

MMHnil * CArW 

KR St««ty wort, 

after 6pm 

HJlin j ^.._ == -_ - -- =____i_____=^ _ 

* '• MAGICIAN — CHILDREN t rtlRTItS 

a *pe«ully For In hour of rnjsl 

•ry and jmuMmtrii writf er phone 

Mr Mac of Old Shne Road irma, 

N J M4 »;9J 5 12 

7* 

4 *1 

• 

IN MEMORIAM 

Hf LP WANTED 

WALTEIt R CHATTIN JR—In leving 

m#mYiFy 9! my dfar htjt&irid. Our 

DJO Jino Pop Poc on h,% birthday 

Ap'li ?§ 

* T Our hM*H >S4Jr memory 

da. M: _>, La 

— Blrox — 1. Wadi 

OC: 3. Wreaks. M 124 

tnrow _ J, CoaM, OC: _». 

, OC 1. EcclM. M 146 10 " 

•core — Ocaan City 64, Main- 

WAiTRCSSCS C»l! 3W1J7J 4..-« 

MIDDLE AGED WOMAN PREFERRED 

rMiaW*. DintM tot |*n«rtl SK 

r«t»ri»( arwk, small office V«»r 

round »*Tlpnng hofM show aw Writ, 

tBdt and dress, and gw.ina [ •••** 

ho—« groomed for thr big spring ' ll "* 

riding event, Mrs. Maud Niok.tws; 

of North Cape May, show chairman 

amid this week. 

Mrs. KieMrsi said pntrirs arc" pour. 

ing in for the two-day horsr ••srnf 

art fcr May 14 and 15 at the Riding 

Qyb show grounds on Dias Crock 

rd,, hw. Trophies and ribbons will 

awarded in 27 Western and in 18 

ÎF YOU HAVE CA» 

i 

~ - ~ ^— ---^^ 

"'OiBAIPtf SALM * SERVICE— 

' *•"• te ^rjdaifa enl N 

Palmar 

d H 

enlj! 

Palmar Frii 

Siiewlna CaAtar 

Ava. 309139, 

LIKE 

•r»g 10 

I0 

" er.ee 

30 i m 

litfi and 

SEWtNO a. ALTtRATIONS, promptly 

don* Mif h.tc.lli Smitfi, 414 

S Naw Read. M»"nor», N J. Meni 

3»f J460 5,M 

»»AiNTF« STUDENT 

f 

J99 

4 • " • 

rOLLEGE 

pewten a* p*nt», fW 

mi- menthi tip*r,WCp« 

bru%i roll ipray Atailaoi* 

15 *»»•« Mli,r 7> ljjn* 

Gouc»fcl»' N 

CAU US TODAY 

W» will MtinMto HM 

eo«t of imfalling 

ELECTRIC HEAT 

IN YOUR HOME 

Wn. S. Anderson 

Electricians 

*«•_ OUT 

•_.(»• 

Jun* 

EXPCBiENCEP AND 

A v t 

pp, 

[LECTRIC'AM AND 

]"4S' 

t? 

_,, _ ljjn*i A.« 

J 4 ^ 

MATURE WOMAJN OESiRCS CLEAN 

7 7 4 

evening c*ii 1 

4 ff 1 

PUBLIC NOTICE 

EMPLOYMENT AGENCY 

E 

;* 

M©TlGf Of •ETTLEMgNT 

i hereby gi.er, th,, the 

of the tubteritjers. «» 

_ , of the EMa!# of F-ankTn 

Oasiii. aecea*ed. will be »ya .«( 

by the " 

RELIABLE HANDYMAN 

Sn.nr. hQ_^?fcpfpp, 

Mof#l llfh j.a Bca-0*.. 

MAN — F3OF PlfNCrD 

0» Hot 

iW6 Si; 4 

J l a m Nu 

_ H M»» 

F jn_(r. 

OCEAN CITV EMCLOVMENT AGENC¥ 

9:5 (f¥e« A_e R.i .b.. heip 

tT , furnitfted R*1t'i>^cr\ investigates 

___ | Coroeha Miatu, prop. n,al 3N 

at ; 

etf" Ac"i so 

Pceiih C.ty, N 

TUTORINO 

APPLIANCE 

REPAIRS 

COMPLITI PAHTS MHI 

••f AH MIIVIC1 

AUTNOHIZKO RCA. HULC 

Mri WISTINMOUM 

Major Mai Small Mpj,i,r,t 

CAL_L VS FIRST 

SCHUFF ELECTRIC 

W0 Asbuiy Avenue 

Dial 399.1242 

The elub annunlly —jornora two 

— one in th# spring and ;he 

in the iaU. Rukm and hoiws 

tweny Mate*, as well RS NPW 

_ compete in the two-day nd. 

ing event. Thousands of speatatom 

pour into thfi Jersty Cape county 

at«t tor this outstanding ridinc pvenf. 

Compeilton in the Eng!ii#_ nnd 

Wertern eventi will be seeking 

"tafs" on thp Fr«*older trophips, i 

t»4rich musl bp won rhrpe times, nor; 

n—*«airily in wcvemkin, for ptTm- 

anent possession T1v» "leg" trophios 

awarded to the tow rathar 

Camnuionf anj 

D»t«J MVreh 31. 1»€6 

MILDRED L DAVIS and 

PITMAN NATIONAL BANK 

and TrtUST COMPANY. 

Executors. 

I GENERAL OFFICE 

pnen# *ome & 

••'it el«» motii 

399 7150 

VVQtIK 

4 ra 

TELE 

n_rt i m ng 

r.ii 

4 I, 

I WADINQ —ALL 

reading: Ph! 

1 tchool tubtect* 

AGES. RamMial 

i Eiamentary 

S.mpi. tpiKh 

f 

1LS 

_. __ R MAUT .« 

ION S M«RT HUSBAND 

AND WIFI. DtFENDANTS 

MAlNTrNANCt MAN to . i_ _f SuB 

•fmtjfiaerit Atlantc C'y M B i e 

*oa1ments ¥*», ..unj pai.I-D^ 

Ch»!4*i Toie,. ]g;7 Ventnof A,f 

Atiant c c t'y 344 1J4; 4 ->g 

CARPENTEB ft HELPER WANTED— 

, Jjnits R Mendfii JO I l.'th M 

C*il 199 0993 jffef 6 a m " ,» 

CLASSIFIED DISPLAY 

hr*t graaer* One hour * heiW— 

h«ip»i certified teacher Arhne Neal 

123! Pleasure Ava.. Ocean City 

CHAIRS _ eane, rwi*i. wten m 

Menc.l 'P»ni Dutch limni) 

Jfarn 407 M«i A»», So.-, 

*r»nc« J 

3W JK>4 

awarded \o the tow ra 

to thr rider, and horwi 

*wt H 

e nr. and horwi can 

^ tn rtth-r Englirti or Wrftrrn 

HonnHan on The horse show 

may be received by vmfinf Mrs. 

Maud WrtdeiB, al m Wilson'av. 

North Ow* »K. N. J. 

can! man 

EREBY 

upon Sh.f 

ir# attorn.y 

anta* Tnial BuiMing, Atlantic City 

££" J ««^ •" •"»••' «» rue tern 

PW'W fit*© ih A giwil artisn fn 

*t,,ch WiiMam w Matr.ew»in „ 

MocfcfJ, Summtr F)uk« 

Superior Court of New Jar«Bv, Law 

n en. Mntrfin H_ir1y-#iw» rj" 

May 9. ifSf, Nciyi,,, 

Oata, If *ou fail to do 

f KHJHT 

THIS 

WAY 

INSTRUCTIONS 

LEARN TO KNii Erewal, er crochet 

Anvnd CIHIM Manday, Wedna* 

gay and Frio#y ni|hfi 6-Jo to f 00 

P M SBeei'ie hefinnari cloin 

laturday mor-nih|» 9 10 to 12 00 

risen Daytime instruEtiam County 

Craftari, II) Aattury An, 3»» 7571 

H 

INVISIBLf MWCAVINa — Clgaratle 

1116 Bay Art 

PIANO TUNINQ AND WEPAK.ING 

Gsoa worhmanthtp at a fair 

P'.e. Phone i?]J6B7 an^.me up 

to I! 30 P m Tad Sudartky. $1 

S*W Bartram Ave, AMartta: City 

N J III 

BUS. OPPORTUNITY 

OF£lCE SPACE FOU RE_NT, 14] 

PERSONALS 

WB^reW 

S3. 

in ftte cnmplamt y©,j *hall 

file yeur inia.fr and ôof of serv 

• rte in duMtnte *ntt> tt»a Clerii of 

^fceêf Court of New jenar. 

Wai* HeuM Annai, Trenton New 

JenMy. in accordance wit* the rule* 

of rrvil practice and prgeadure 

Tni* action hn* bean innitytad 

fer the purpose sf obtainini » 

money ludprnant for the MaintiH 

MAY 

a— m on the 

&pt. according to BSMM 

rwwlved ov«r the weekend by ihr 

Owe May County DepaRmcnt of 

Pi—He i«fii. whidi dirprts the 

MUMya annual fishing taurnrnmctii. 

fand catehei reported Frtday nnd j * Mrwt.mer 0 Newm.n lr 

SWim_y. Sunday, artion â some= ^XTEWLSKK?" J « ' 

OATfDr A",L „_ , m 

4 14—«t-pf, >44M 

~««TI« f» UMfT _ 

ESTATE OF Beatrice 

NKEOLC CMAFT NOOK 

Ragria Meyer 

Botany — Lainvt Ou Pm|o_ . 

Cottag* C-jft ¥arn, 

S«Mt« — Afghan — Crawal 

Neadlasoint *,ti 

Nana Kn.t* CipeHly Flniihed 

Greeting C*»d* 

NPCm HOTTL 

319 4*6? 

^ f Hs nn 

MI- Jtaine »w these big Boston 

inBckcit'l M'Uit* to bp moal pradue* 

tiv». Vrtntm skippers indjeaio the 

iwmKwri run should laBt a good four 

WNBX, and that a tanrp tody of 

M ii ippying up into Cape 

• Marf N^fc.^ S^N^t I 

RAMSLCR CtafltJc 4 aV. 

§*d.. RAH, MM* hmM, 

*« RAMILHCtMMrn 4M 

IM UMtlM « BOM 

fTATrON WAOON. 

H, Ja«e*, 

nn FALCOM _.„„„ 

W^^^^~_(rw~# ^^P____^W# JP fSlHBft 

w pHM^H_i_B« _ 

INI LARK 

Tr 

f 1 

BOILED HAM, LUNCH ROLL, •trti 

ported Swits Chene f I Of b* 

the pound A tour/ Cold Cult. 649 

Aibury Ava tf 

j WE GROW TOO SOON~OLDT~ AND 

: too late schrnardt, but w« tnam 

the be»t cola eut* in town at 

Thorne * on ith S! near Bi, Awe 

_ _ 4 2§ 

CATC MAV OIAMONDS _ w.ll cut 

your own ttonn any vrr JJ %0 

a karat alto have ume for *ale 

Call 92 7 2041 Wilham S Hartfe- 

4|4 Attamre »»»,, Sa-tr? 

W J. 

including utihtin Secretarial serv- 

ice available if desired Call Iff 

3722 betwean 10 a m and J p m 

FOR MNT. NEW STORE. n«lta«Xe 

May l.t 1000 H ft Pterrty of 

panting For aN yaar round Aeroi 

from Acme Market Inquire 

B 

TU ANTENNA 

1, V SA1.ES k S(_KVI( 

ROOF ANTENNAS 

—__ m 

TOWERS 

VHF • UHF 

and FM 

SCHUFF 

— ELECTRIC — 

710 Asbun Avenue 

DIAL 3*9-1242 

W QAS tTOVf. 

vacuum dMnar 

Mfn ba»e cab.net. 

to— made ilipeeieT _SLJ? «» 

CARD OP THANKS 

I WISH TO [IMtll MV SINCERE 

tttankt and appra£«atieri to awary, 

ene «f«e *ant card*, flowar*. *nd 

lw the many kindn«Ma«, emMC.atly 

to the Ladiaa Auiiltary of tne Mar. 

mere Volunteer Fira Co. and the 

Trinity Mathoditt Church during my 

ttay in the hotpital and during 

mi toniraleMenea at home. 

Mr* JOHN ALUN 

41 E M.pte Shade La 

BeaaJay't Point., 

I wiih to a*tend to thote whs 

helped, my personal fhankt and 

s^Kittion lor the wonderful 

job dona during our recant eafn- 

p.t9-IMl 

»» WWtNl i|i| he CO* 

h 

Barfa; 

gg^Js=F_' i arSfeg; ^sg^lHr 1 ^ 

TAUL DOOR II?', 

All p«r1* ii 

/A 

SlK' HAN(H, DOUOLL 

*nd mjllrm*, ill it. le 

dinette tabie, maola 

eh*ir « diiiml (iA.m 

* - 8 

1URLAU, DRtSSLH, 

J . -•- «-* c««r S1.N la. yd. 

t* Wall itarii at 

M, yel. complet*. 

* x 12 (aiMftwi 

S Mch. 

J4 25 

JOT MOTEL lui 

Sunifi-s I*i»int 

COMERS POINT 

to 

«w»i*«i» mrufrneil 

ftealtof, 110 Qwtan 

ill 

3 FAMILY — Ut f( 3 BEDROOM 

apartment,, has Baiakoard hal 

w.it*r heat. All ap«rtm«n|* furmahM 

Licellent condition. Walk to wide 

beach tl9,»00 No phone .nlorma 

tisn Hiiicgiis Realtor, 14 Atlantis 

Ave 4ii 

INVESTORS — Canlrally located, 2 

buildings EaiJi with two 2 bed 

rsum aparimantt l-urni*hed1 L«cel 

lent income Only fdl.QOO, Pfttricn, 

Inc , Rsjlton 8(h and Metley Ave, 

RIAL ESTATE — SAL! 

QOOD AND pfAlTHFUL INCOME pro- 

duc#r — • apartmaMS plua 1 

room* In eonatant kyatftMa MnM 

1914. Fully furnl*hed. In (OOd re- 

pair and ready for umintr rental 

Mmn. Only MS.OM, wary taw 

flown •Mntant nawled. Call ' J 

CMHBI Realty 1 

rJLOWOt WOOD NEW TUBE ' 

' si-t, ll.rrl.ita iiiy 

4 4i| 

..M«« ut. CurnwitlH. 

nn, BJkf'% rnde, conn 

i.S Fr.Her for *l(.r>, 

IM Suit iidt; Inn, >4lli 

Av* 4 2H 

NT S4it 4 eUHNlR UAS 

CWan! lib 101) S.rMuv.jn 

4H1 4 ^M 

ALUMINUM CO1S s,ih 

iBjir m.Uii-S'*!'^ I U" Miitf 

[ «is* , d i)', I . ,1 

.4. Uidt i«i l.r.iilf,!. 

REAL ESTATI-RiNT 

SEyERAL TWO AND THREE ROOM 

Oltiee Sinter All utilme, Mod 

arn in avery ra*pect. Write Bo. 

78.26, Sentinel Ladaer n 

REAL ESTATE —SALE 

4 » S 

\» Bi U Hi"'. 

JFAMILf .1 MINUTtb WALK TU 

wide baach Cottaga part, l s t 

fired hot ainlar h««I b batfrwjrnt 

j Mlh* Uompleie Ut floor apart 

rnefit Kirri.wieU P.iffeni({ Vt*ry guud 

tuiio.liNN Ii. SDO Nn phone ,n 

twriijl,,,,, HiiUjjui htillu., H A! 

iiMtn. A,i 4 ,| 

(iAMI)! N'. liil HIJI AAttHHIAIFO 

h.iii.p i IU-III.JIIIIIS, r1.:t,ltli(d M*. 

•1» I it.liU'lfii LHIIJI. In! Itprn iur 

Hi..ml nj;.. II , :jt,.j f,i, [,!,„,,,. ,,, 

».>•••..It M •..|*iH, NB,.!..,. 14 Al 

li-i! 1. ,»,(, 4 ,| 

4BEDROOM HOME WtTM 2 EB 

amie tile bam*. baieMMrd hot 

water heat, SO* 100 let, paruy turn. 

•*nea. Located MI 22nd •treat »ec 

lion — cho.ee year round or urn. 

mer location Rotoart L, Sharp. 

Real LkUte, 2/00 AMsury Ava. 

i9« lhj? H 

(SCOTt 

SALES 

RENTALS 

I INSURANCE 

614-8* 

WE NIID LISTINGS 

WE HAVI BUYERS 

WAITING 

W^^WIU t h 1 IfPMt ^ wifti in, 

tome dpartmant Completely fyrn 

iWmB H.jiwl LnclDked porch Liv 

mg room, dinng room, (utcnen. utii 

ily r»m, s bedroom.. 2Vj bains, 

tompletB i tusdrinm apartment. 

Only 118,000 Ditlricri, Inc, Real 

•or*, ath and Wesley Awe, 5 12 

I _.-_,„-.._._ . J I 

CUTt 1 BtOROOM Summer Cottaga 1 

•nth Kdr_ig« A liijne'* throw I 

m •« ; 

SOMtRS POINT — Large older 

home in A 1 condition New 

rrwdetn MtetMri, Large landteapad 

Ml, Full baHmant, Garage A real 

Buy" 114.500 Coastal RMNV, Mac 

Arthur Blvd , Somer. Point, W7 67S9 

tf 

Mth Karag« A liijne 

frmn the Bvath Properly 

teliHnt c a t A l 

py 

teliHnt cmia.ti.MI A ^t»il buy at 

*K> /'JO Cu.jt.tai Realty, 4SOU A* 

U A 99 /II4 f 

Cujt 

A»e J99 U/II4 tf 

i,l L I.I I. 

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f. ,-_.. i • ...t. A.- 

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m 1. '. •-, J.i 

K I 111 ,1 I .. , . i 1 

i, 111 fjR'in 

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N 01 * Ii! i I ' M*hl 

I I,. I >,' '.' .'.I, It < ,t, ,11 j 

Ut:» 1' ' , «4S 11! U 1 

u!" b 1,1. ,.i- IIK.II. 

* ()*H .AIN 1 In 

',!'! .' Al 

*: • ('• "»•' 1. ,". *! Ih k bfit* 

i.._,ii,i,il !*!•!.', •. ,, Ail IIIUL A»e 

tf 

Tn Si THI I STATl. nu) Hth St 

I r.i( .'• 4 tUHJuiim i.iill««, IB* 

.,,,. ,ji ^,^!«,n ..i..(i. Ili.tMXi 

».,• '.I ' I ','Hf Pt.jll, Hill j-|.! 

Alt, ,', *,? II 

j FAMILV, IN TOP fiOTCH CONDI 

lion i hBctttd uMiii, one Mriclly 

»"*""• , ui |«r,ige Idea, vpoi 

ni!,tr BBJth, %tui«i.. churche* and 

wliooJi Loiiljtl ¥yii_ham Realtor, 

tur dBtj.li, BIO Ocaan Ave. J99 

U'iUO 4 28 

Oi.lAN r:iT¥\ in Licluaive G»rd*n* 

'.>t...ti.jfi j I.,-* ...uvlum IKJilt all 

••in t> c hunic. t(j* immediata Oc 

L,,|,,,iii_, 4 bedfoomi, 21,,. tsaihs, 

im.ru,it.on roort. with fifepliice. 2 ear 

g,t>,tj|r j.ji. detk *nd patio Di*h : 

w,i*her and garbage *M«M-*I all 

includMt 141.000 to $46,000 Open! 

M(jt.i» sr f*gi, . i i •''= nl A:* 

A:^,J 

etl. ClJ'JKt Mit.it. J luninhetJ. 

liifea l"i 000 wfi 'f ifeai EMale 

i40 •attarica Hd , JlM 0960 tf 

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t.r> 1 , i>. i *..,,i,fl ' 

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M _ K I 

CLASSIFIED AD 

BRINGS RESULTS 

SALE — see CAREYS 

ATTiNTlON — INVESTMENT BUYERS 

THE WATER EDGE APARTMENTS 

BoardwtK and UI7 W»»l»y AVWIM 

•f Mch Caiwr«cflM, 

MB . 

* —Jl _slb _i___|__K_k_l _Z 

* " .•••ni MMHH 9111 _. .. _. 

.MHNat. SLK« riMir tBMfrMflfla. CaMTt 

•M MrilB fB MMN 1 

GARDENS 

* NEW HOMES * 

UNDER CONSTRUCTION 

OCIAN VIIW 

3 Bedroom. Ii/, Beth, UN,, B,R,, 

Cleclrtc Noat, Cerwei Lai 

sn,M 

OCCAM VIIW 

BedraMM. IM Ha 

Tata! tiettrtc Him*. «uU 

near I, MMM »h_. 

0MLV SM,Mt 

WM. R. DOUGHIRTY 

—_— MALTO* — 

3177 WtST AVENUt 

"On the Beach" 

Coastal Realty offer, this 

prime businaM location. Owner 

operated over 16 yaar*, featur 

mg the Miowing: *naek bar — 

re*taurant — two 2 bedroom 

apartment* —r 10 guest room* 

(all with ocaan view. — 2 ocean- 

front motel room* — heated 2 

bedroom owner't apartmant — 

detached laundry and shower 

building — parking lot — pro- 

tectad bathing beach — 90' 

frontage • 100' depth Located 

at 55th and Central Ave Ocean 


"On the Half SheH" 

Many viwtar* dosire their 

claiTis that way along with many 

other *eafood *peoartie* We of. 

fer leu **ie a •uccessful and 

well ntaeMshad clam bar and 

take out seafood bustneM Own, 

er will assist in financing. Full 

datail* thru . . . . 

COASTAL REALTY 

4M0 AacHiry AvsntM 

DIAL 399-07M 

•UW,EY*S POINT HARBOR RO 

_ quiet neîborrniod, naar public 

Beech andBoat famp 2 bet)room 

bungalow, workshop. 2>car garage, 

Lat lOOatOO 399/120 IS 

AAV Btl JW COST of remodeling. 

...lu^bie property. ?b\ Asbury av 

Zoned far buiinrH 3 imall apart- 

ment* *uit retiring couple New 

d Write uwnsr, Mrs C#na 

i Lkiyd, 924 Mam »t. Louitburg, 

North Carolina. (IMpattten by eo 

pomtmowtj, M 

aAROCMS — 4*EO4IOOM COTTAGE 

hot water twata*. 2 tile baths 

Pto* 1st ft 1 baaraoiii M N M apart 

ment Situatad on 3 lets. Detached 

"4 2i 

ABSOLUTE 

AUCTION 

3-Mory, S-tinit apt, bldg with 

atar* fMUM on 1st flosr Corner 

1111 Ml ail 1 a raal income producer! 

^ ^ ^ Til ASBURY AVE 

SALE; FRI., APR 19 at 2 PM 

At Marmora Firehouse 

Write for Circular 

SAMUCL T. FRtCMAN A CO. 

^., Fhila., Pa. 

l_AOOONFHOf4'r— LOVELY IBID- 

fosRii neenB, e#Tfi iew*i nwit, 

IVt baths, rmrMion room, 1 car 

garage. Large boat dock and swim- 

ming pool idaai for boater or perm 

anant home Grace Realty, 18th 

and Aaeury Ava, , tf 

OFF~SHORE~— MARMORA — SBSOO 

will buy you this furntmhed and 

heated 3 bedroom maeoory home 

Featuring iaraa living room (12x24) 

spMious 12&10S Tot, low taxaa 

and only a few minutes drive to 

Oeaan City baaahas. Hurry an Ms 

anal Coastal Rearty, 4S00 Aabury i 

Ava. 39««7M, _8 ' 

MODEST PRICE FOR NICE HOME, 

Fine loeatien near High School.' 

1 bedroom*, etc Asbestos shingte 

siding. Nice Cardan. Oil hot water 

heated Only 111,500. No phone 

information. Hillagass Realtor, 14 

Atlantic Ave 4 21 

Sr»ACIOUS COTTAGE. FURNISHED, \ 

2nd St Near wide beach. Three. 

large bedroom*. Semi finished attic, ' 

Fireplace in hwing room Parking in 

rear 116,000. M.Tlega*. RMKar, 14 

Atlantic Awe 4 21 

REASONABLE tummar cottaga. 4 

bedroom* 401100 lot. Taxe. $214 

Fully furnished. It's not fancy but 

it'll buy at HI,500 Coa.tal Real 

ty, 332 Atlantic Ave 1O9 3889 tf 

BEDROOMS. TILE 

• ROOM GUEST HOUSE WITH 2 

apartments. 50% now rented 

Extra IM, parking araa. Centrally 

located, beach block, wall eit.b 

lishad clientele. Must sail due to 

disability. 1423 Wesley Ava. 4 28 

NIA* SHO—1NQ CENTeWT^bungi 

low, 2 bedrooms, tila bath, liv- 

ing room, kitohen, screened porch. 

Garage. Heated Sll.MO. Grace 

ReaHyîath and Asbury Ave tf, 

St. **ction^Spenfor offer* Grace 

Realty, ltth St. and Asbury Ava, tf. 

HEATED BUNGALOW, 16th St Sac. 

Man, Seraanad porch, living room, 

dining room, modern Utchefi,, util. 

ity room, 4 bedroom*. Mo bath. 

Powder room. Oarage. Pricec! right, 

Wisham Realtor, BIO Ocaan *ve, 

399-0100. S-12 

DUPLEX — LR. Kit., 2 B.R. 4 

bath each apt. Priced under 

•14.M0, Buy now and gat this 

Summer's rent 22nd Street Section 

T-naar beach and boardwalk Sharp 

rraal Estate, 2700 Asbury Ave. 399- 

room, dining room, 

kitchen with dishwasher, 

RANCHER, J 

bath, living 

electric (utchi 

ovarsiied garage with electric 

overhead doors. Heated and furn- 

ishad. Only $16,900 Grace Rearty. 

ltth and Asbury Ave tf. 

" ~ IT* 

BEACH SIDE DUPLEX, 4 bedrooms, 

2 full batjis an. oowd— rswn 

income M.OOO »34.ulo turn 

Grace NoMty, IBM nM A* 

kww AM, ' tf 

SUMMER COTTAGE — 30B Itth St. 

Living room two bedrooms, tile 

bath, WMlan, *cseened porch. Lot 

30x60 tn.MOOO furnishad. Mf 

h Guire Agency, Waal tetate 

hOH*«* north of firaheuM J bad. 

room hou*e. ?«ar aBeehed gai-aga. 

Nee lawn and Wirvbbery Curb and 

, *idewalk ail in Lot ,96' •front 

1 Priced to tall. Call owner, 399 

; S943 Sli 

MOTEL OH Ml RISE SITE — weal. 

lent location with boargwalk 

I frsmagv. Hm p»»rw mfa—iMMn, 

Grace Realty, IBHi and Aasury Ava. 

• tf 

.action ^;ean City, offeiing g 

bedroom*, i bath* OH NM water 

••at and it in *•** phyMaJ c« 

Onto •iCHO. •Be.Cjlllg 

1, 33f Atlantic Ava. 

sicaj MM- 

3»»-3*Bf 

2FAMItV I« FL 5 BEDROOMS, 

unhaatad, Md ft. 3 Mmmt, 

hot water «il hoat 2**r »er««e 

121 MO Hgar Realtor* 411 Bat; 

42 

hot water «il hoat 2**r 

, 121 MO Hagar. Realtor*. 4 

I tw*ea ltd 

Bat; 

42B 

2#AMtLY CACH AFT. WITH 2 

bedrooms bath. LR. DA. kit- 

chen (14.S00. 

2 FAMILY 111 rU»O* HCATEO 

with 3 tiedroo—». It. O*. 

^BBgB^V' ^^^^B^^s, ^^^^^^^v ^^W' 

fc—^ j ^ w«ar MHW •*•• I 

2fim*vr e»fc« APT WITH » 

s. rta MM tJW OA_. 

Mtcbafi- IM fMar heaMM 

•20.000. 

OCCAM orr 

Si MOMRf IES HAVE ALREADY 

kwUM MMN ana I M 

in IM. Our ••alaaforca kab 

over 30 yaars of reel estate 

exjMrience end knowlHw M your 

giapasal, now is the Mta to 

liM (nth BaM and* Wood* if you 

raally want to sistl- 

CIXAN. COZV AfeO COMFOfTT. 

•Me n MMS 2tene attic with fold- 

ing stairs, detached ovartized gar- 

ag*. Large let, landscaped with 

beautiful shrubbery. Nice refined 

neighborhood Storm doors and win- 

dow* with screen*, also custom 

made Venetian blinds included For 

sale by owner, raasenably priced 

for •mm«liate action (A r—H buy), 

Phone 927 5241 for appointment 

AUCTION 

GAP! MAY 

1002 MAHYLANe AVENUt 

C M a y W— Jartay 

1 P.M.(d»t) 

SUNDAY, MAY 15 

InWa "Will ill's O—> 

at* Hmf 1 , tawMMM 

AMOLUTS 

AUCTION 

2 P.M. Wit) 

SUNDAY, MAY 15 

SALE OFFERINGS 

TO SETTLE ESTATE Snug Harbor 

view. 805 Bay Ave Cottage 4 

bedrooms, I'/i baths, ate. Warm 

air haat. 1-ear garage attached 

Priced to sell, 

COTTAOE — WALNUT ROAD. 

Unfurnished, consists ef 4 

bedroom*, bath, living room, din- 

room, modem kitchen, gas 

US air 

$16,500. 

heat. Large 

COOLIDGE ROAD — 2 FAMILY 

apartment, lurnisfied. Each 

ipartrnwii tomiiii o) 2 bad- 

kitchen, aneiectrie, wasHer, ale 

trie hoat throughout. 121,000, 

MOTEL SITE .— BEACHFRONT 

2nd 9t 160- Boardwalk front. 

age, lone 4, 

•37 ST. CHARLES PLACE Cot 

Uga To Settle Estate 4 B*i 

and bath. LR. Oft, Kit. Maid's 

room and powder room. Hot 

water haat 2 ear .garage, im 

modiate possession Guest house 

license 116,500 Furnisrung* in- 

cluded 

BUNGALOW _ J bedroom* and 

bath, LR. DR. Nit. HW Heat. 

Lot 40.100 Near 12th St beach 

Immadiafe possevston. Offstnot 

parking. 114,000, 

ONLY BONAFIDE 

BUYERS APPLY 

KNB YOUR SALE USTINOS 

nM WAITIfM Al BUYERS 

P. MM Stretch* jr. 

REALTOR 

MhI, 

omf Ataohad 

garage. Hue a 9 bedroom apart 

merit tor income. This it an ex- 

ceptional buy at J2S.0O0 Call for 

appointment today. Coastal Realty. 

332 Atlantic Ava. tf. 

/i bMht. aa 

ull dining room, 

arage. Plus a 3 

am tor income. 

M l b * J 

CLASSIFIED AD 

BRINGS RESULTS 

Wtifff To Go For 

"Th« |«tf Buys" 

J. Mf. Morriton, 

R«.ltor 

MORRISON REALTORS home of 

the Week is POISED and SPAN. 

ISH PATRICIAN, Rad tiled en 

top: and comfort living under- 

naath. Truly a uruque home with 

many inovaUans for madam liv- 

inar—such as its rrujstar bedroom 

with a private sitHng room and 

balcony. Planned for a family, 

it has a dry hobby havan bate 

ment, ) bedroom*. 2 tiled baths 

Maid's room and powder room 

adaptable to a den or rae room, 

spacious living room with fire- 

pise*, dining room Beautifully 

landseapad. Just ona block from 

bast beach, A surprisingly low 

price It Is vacant and we Itava 

the kay. Can be shewn any time. 

RARE BUY IN SEA ISLE CITY 

Lagoon front lutra modern split 

level. 4 delightful bedrooms, 

2V_ ceramic tile baths, fun ten- 

ter reeraatjen room, assy care 

kitchen. Impressive living room 

with beamed cathedral celling. 

Excellent beat dock Something 

special at 122,500. 

COOL OCEAN BREEZES — Only 

6 properties away from the 

boardwalk Nice year 'round 3 

bedroom hems with excellent 

summer income from a 1st fi. 

2 bedroom apt Attached garage- 

Furnished Priced low at $19 500 

DENS — 1 bedrooms, I 1 /. 

bath*, open fireplace, dan, gas 

hoi water heat Yes, a price 

youll like — $22,000. 

AN INVESTMENT THAT IS SAFE 

• 4*rkntntt in center city one 

MOM to boardwalk Separate 

owner's quarters Veu'll agraa 

it's priced low at 121.500, 

business and living facilities. 

Sef this iolld buIR stora build, 

ing with 3 furnished aparpnents. 

Far marly a suceessful antique 

fumitura store New hot water 

heating system. Can be pur- 

chased now for $17,500. 

PtOmtlOfML RIAL CttATK 

BINCE Mil 

J. W. HOMHSON 

tfh St. Mid Oman Avs, 

399-5211 

WILLIAMS 

HHM to MB MM M IHW M Ma 

_Ht_^ tl_ ^_4fa_ __• • • 1 1 aMii*- 

fMmUJiX. 1 —HI allpB. HMD. 

Tarrt*. 

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~~MM _« an ttta 

•B M, 

I*M «AY AVIMM 

•mmi _A_____Ftf * 

RIAL MTATi—»At» 

LOTS 

ar* 

EX0TM6IMKIB 

Tw«TlUABth« 

Let 

(My '23,500 

GRACE REALTY 

.•Hi St. J. Aabury Av*. 

9CT YCWW TAW EAW1Y — W« ItTltL 

Otic 

APANT- 

fro-. > 

POR THE LARGE FAMILY NICE 

5 bedroom heated t'/i story 

dwelling with many fine feature* for 

comfortable living. 1 car urage. 1 

block to «ood beach. *26.900 turn 

ished. Braaa Raafty, lltrt and As 

bury Awe. tf. 

iipirSuii^nTfi 

son, Bntar, 13m 

YKARLY MNTALJ 

THIRO FLOOH 1 tHragm tpt* 

mart, iKluding haat and hat 

water UnfumMIM. MS. ~ 

French ftaal bMt. 1 i5iiiMt 

NEWLY RENOVATED 3BEDROOM 2- 

story eottago. Saa hot water. 

Bee aboard heat. Central location, 

• 15,900, Furnished grace Realty, 

lift and Aabury Ave. tf. 

DELUXE RANCHER; 3 BEDROOMS. 

1'/, tile baths, large Nwng room 

with fireplace. Separate dining 

room, all electric kitchen, carport. 

131,500, Furnished Orace Realty, 

IBth and Asbury Ava, tf. 

Ing room, dining room, kitchen. 

Hoat supplied Oood condition. 

m 

YEARLY — 1ST FLOOR HCATES 

apertment, 2 bedroom*, liu 

room with Mning erea. kitchen 

bath. Only SB5. DiBrich Inc., " 

tors, 8»h and V * A 

lath ai 

IF AUHOST NIW 

WCLL PLAMNCO THWOUttllOUT 

3 Bedrooms, living me 

em kitchen end IM, ceramic 

tile. •meU orf.ee ar don. En 

elaaed braeieway. Oarage. Peb- 

ble lawn with Electric __amp 

Poet Shrubbery. Unfurnished. 

Low Lew Taxes. 

Inapeetion by Appointment Only 

ALFRED TAtMCNVR 

MelHtw 

MARMORA ARXA — NEW „ 

electnc, heat and air coMttidMfl 

•pt. Large living room, dinette, on* 

bedroom and bath Patio door* t* 

private port*. One left — avM> 

- MaPi 1W5644 or »*»« 

RCOMtt FOR RENT 

ROOM FOR RENT. COMFORTABLK 

B S J k^____^______t im^ _d^fc_«^ t^ma r^_ 

ble •Nthtr monthly 

we; Call ft HBI1 ' 400 

MOTOR WeeJey AM, 

4 Ji b 

1. »!•_. 

Working glrlt or' boy*. • Mutt ba 

raiiabla. RaaaenaMa MM, Wnm 

t. Nw baaah and boardwalk, 

[2-OM! or apply prarrrisas^ oa 

SOMERS POINT — PLEASANT furfl- 

combined. IM floor. Privilege hgtrt- 

hOMMkaaping. MrMng at goar. fTica 

-ants and 

na^Mfeornooo. Near r«taurant* and 

•hopping canter f4» iwntti. M^ 

CLASS1PIID DISPLAY CLAJSIFIfD DISPLAY 

CLASSIFIED DISPLAY 

REVOLUTIONARY NEW 

CONCEPT IN HOME 

HEATING UNVEILED 

electric IM Water Systen 

*•— — 

lilt tfeir 

A. ... Ma— 

VCBm vnj 

cuiniuir, QQUDI 

aad cleaiUiness. is being dbplayed in tne cuatom- 

deslgnetf luioiry jhomes of The New Gardens, bi 

Ocean City's most exclusive section.. 

The startling breakthrough in home heating 

requires no plumbing, and anti-frteat protecU 

the heaters during cold weather shut-off. The 

system often individual room temperature con- 

Tbe New Gardens "Total Electric' hom 

bvut by Solar Building Ca. are due to he 

, but jagwtioo l» P*tmy«t to 

h& sytieiii. 

PARTNfRSHIP DISSOLVING 

The MARINA 

OCEAN CITY, N. J. 

167 SUPS — Oft Th« Inlond Watorwtty 

A U C T I O N 

(AS A GOING BUSINESS INCLUDING 

/A. 4 

ROOSEVELT SLVD. ($4th St.) AND TH« BAY 

JUra m* RIMTIO PM TNI 1MB MASOM 

• • WATiiiPtMrr yen wrm BUUMIA. A M » 

• ATTftACTIV- «fATS«riMMT •UlflW fW 

• OCVILOrHMBKT TRACT O*> AFmOXlMATmLT 

1 ACKM 

ON A PROTECTED CXWE — A SHORT MM ntOM 

GREAT BOO HARBOR and CORSON'S INLETS 

1 Mi. from O. C, Airport • % Ml. from GjuriM State 

P»r»~»y • Mlmiu* MM ~W- pMctMB, O. C./SnoHM Pt 

GoU Course, RMwruto, ISM and GaUwrny ^ 

FACILITIES INCLUDE: Gfaauwe LauncMiw Ramp-ff Low 

Tide Depth—8 Too Sell FrapeBid TravH Uft • »T tt 

rag 

TION. 

IN EXCELLENT CONDI- 

IMMEDIATE INCOME FROM SUP RENTALS—GOOD 

INCOME FROM OUTDOOR - INDOOR. WINTO 

is% oiitMtr « 

•; 

Tt^TJT: j:...; bVf "•**'•.•"

e • • _. .m^ 

if 

S pi Ing-act ion ' tri gge r 

ejects just: the amount 

you need. 

Cleans fresh oil base 

paints and; enamels 

and rollers . . . 

WITHWATtm Just swish 

and ri 

Miracle.. Fiber 'Cover, 

suitable for' 

any h|Mt> ybu need in selecting a color 

cost -off a job . . . the .proper 

needed (of any paint.or fix-tip 

F 4 H color experts am 'ready and 

y possible. Their 

it 'tawluaUi' to you. 

! Amm 

The' impMta'fit first coat 

tor wrought iron - 

UQUU? 

Aluminum Cleaner 

SrusIt on . , . rinse 

off! No scrubbing 1 

• Aluminum ktorm 

doors and 

• Aluminum j pots 

and 1 ..pans 

• 'Copper pots J pans, 

stainless 

Limit: 2 peifl customer 

• Quality full 

• Bristles won 

fall out ,. 

• 100% pyre 

Tynex 

One for cutting 

one 'for 'flat 

Open a Charge Account Today 

mtis&m in!'tfliL1 

^'i? i#-.^--:^ : 

SUf*tEI*«HT TO'THE OCEAM OTY SEMTMEL, *P»L S, IMi 

Kir?!! flrfl i- 

unn .fi 

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3 r. J ,?• r B » .= 4 7 O - 

FINNAREN & HALEY 

t/ fk\tit iniown! 

PHIL TURNER'S 

PAINT STORE 

721Asbury Ave., Ocean City Phon. 3994M 1 

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