Apr 1966 - On-Line Newspaper Archives of Ocean City

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RAMBLERS
SBfONN
HtOHIST ALLOWANCI
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20 S, MAIN STMIT
May C«rr House
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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 cnmtaT^i
•asygoias;
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tha
Cha
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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 osnoB^ososo 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
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lui: vi:d. the x;
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they )HSJ •!i. .is. i<
It is known th.it liiti i
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tl»y arc .n, Mi-s
Hospital Aides
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Set Golf Play
LINW'OOD-^A 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 ••
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City Cnumry Club,
n lima i
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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*.
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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
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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»
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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
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The store that cores... about
WlStf CUT-UP
CHKKENLEGS
Also THIGHS,
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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
• HOWY BOAT TRAURS
• NOW AVAILAiLl
• M0ATM6 BOAT BOCK
UP TO 1* MIT
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TNI OCCAM CITY SCNT1MIL-LIOOUI
Red Raider Nine
Wallops Capers
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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
City.
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
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team of Peter Salottl, Chris Cos- JsftM, ,M , .
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tell, Jowph Yugovlch, Albert Curia? Hawdl. lbo
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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
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>•« 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
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^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 ^a^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.
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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
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Rummage sale, 9 a.m. to I
OM Seout Junior Troop