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tf!a#- THirntw THE ORIGINAL *.. 1WIII THf OCEAN C.TY SEKTff^LLSDSER •."EXCLUSIVELY YOURS IN SOUTH Jalousies - Windows - Doors winds STORK WINDOWS aid DOORS IN COLOtM ALWAYS POPULAR WHTO xlvancsmant and rains, Miami Windows provad Miair worth. • DISTINCTLY DWERENT • MOMimia OLDER HOMES • COLORS TO ACCENT ANY HOME EXTERIOR • OUARAMTESO NOT TO PML0*9CALE MIT MtY MJDMT Uemmd fry hSe Stoto of . In .».r.w.n,min l«t.ll.t t. . Ml.ml window. h.v. wnh. by ISO mil.. Add a new dimension to the living enjoyment of your home with a Jalousie Room Enclosure. Her* is a new family room alive with outdoor light but so well protected from the elements that you furnish it for year 'round use. The new all white finish will complement any decor. Storm panels moke possible sllweaffter pfotecti©ri7 ALUMINUM SCRffHED POftCH FOR SUMMER LIVING ENJOYMENT your REPAIRS on all ALUMINUM 1 STORM WINDOWS and rocm UKI me «oo«>»re cosr REGLAZING I Z ALUMINUM AWMMGS PATH* DOOR ALSO AVAJIA1U WITH SOS New Rood (Route 9) Phone 927-4133 Somera Point. N. J. - I H». JERSEY'' "THE BRAND N OF THE WINDOW INDUSTK Brigh-ra i your home with.SUI I. .. [New you [ [Con Enjoy A Picture Window View « ... JALOUSIE WINDOW New 7%-inch Wide Glass Louvre s I '« JALOUSIE WINDOW •UA*4MJ a4_Iam^h LaMaaaaS IIIHIlBJ ^P"tftfill BjBJBjafBJ Mounted £• a- heavy aluminum tnm*tMds built for rugged enduranct the M>veres£ weather lion. One of our best sellers! Wide slats ;«s glass meeting view. greater rain protection when open. Fewer number of moyinj parts JALOUSIE all star in ma Prompt delivery. ALUMINUM umow - it** 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 to- at 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 Bn^eiopes 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 Oi^eeter «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^
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Ikiiif ttetaN? NIW JERSEY BELL TMUI
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I ; — MCTIOM THUII THi OelAN CITY
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• — S1CTION ONI Ride Motor Rim
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