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PA©I 6 _ SECTION TWO THI OCEAN CITY SENTINELLEBGIR Mary Strebing, George Livings guest soloists at the Music Pier j Mary Strobing, soprani!, and George Livings, baritone will be guest soloists for the second week of free coiicprts of the current wusn to he hold Sunday through Thursday nt 8 p m, on the Music Pier Miss Slrebine and Mr Livinp will join ban turn 1 Tom Perkins, L regular soloist, und .the 1 7 p i e e e municipal 'orchestra under the direction -of Clarenee Fuhmiaii Miss Strobing, a lyric soprano, is n New Yorker born and bred with time out for study a! the Eastman School nf Music and Indiana University Her career ha* included appearances with thi! New York Pro Musica, the Dalian Civic Operu, the New York City Ballet, the Colorado Philsmionic and the New London (Conn I Symphony This past f nine O«"orge-+n vi tip finalists In t h ! *, y t 1 ;i r Metropolitan Opern Amliho and will compi'ie fur ,i riminii' lit (he Metropiih I,in m November 2 She was niimcti Young Artist 1069 hy Mimic. America Maga/ms' and wa awarded fl grunt by thi* Minn Kaufmann Ruud Finindiiiin nf Chatham f'fillny,' Shi- i Music Pier concert programs C/ortnee Fuhrman Tom Perkins . , Frank Ruggmri . Mary Strebing, George Livinp Sunday, July 5 II Ouarsny Overture . , Oomffl M'Apperi , Flotow George Livingi Bereeuse From Jocelyn Oodard Alleluja ,,,,,, Mozart Mary Strebing American Ettrol , . . Meachnm The Lost Choifd Sullivan Tom Petkini The Stars «nd Stripes Forer lousa INTERMISSION My Maryland Romberg The Lords Prayer .... .Malotte George Livinp A Trurtpeters Lullaby Anderson Summertime Gershwin Mary Strebing Li Reji Lacome Hie Rottry Nevins Tom Perkins Oigl Loewe * • • Monday, July 8 Zampa Overture Herald U Dona E Mobile Verdi Oeorfe Livinp Romance Wieniswski Musetta's Wiito Puccini Mary Stfebing Down South Myddleton Nilht and Day Porter Tom Perkins Americans We Fillmore INTERMISSION Naughty Marietta Herbert Questa O Quello Verdi Oeorfe Livings The Roses Honeymoon Bratton Through The Years Youmans Mary Strebing Poupee Valaant , . , .'. . Poldini The Hose* Of Picirdy , , Wood Tom Perkins .Oklahoma , Bodgers Tuesday, July'? Light Cav*lry Overture Von Suppe A Choice "Which would you rather give up, wine of women' 1 " "It depends on the vintage." Going to Bermuda A*k the Gal who's been there.,, Gertrude Lazar TMAVIL AGENCY, INC, tl S. TMMHM Avt.' AtUnfk Oty Quest soloists conductor soloist manager soprano , , tenor Che Gehda Manina Puccini George Livings Moorish Serenade Chupi Viai D'Arte Puccini Mary Strebinp Valse Pqudrea Popy Smilin' Thru ...,., p»nn Tom Perkins Hands Across The Sea .... Sousa INTERMISSION The Band Wigon ... Schwartz Mattinata Leoncavalle George Livings The Parade Of The Wooden Soldiers Jessel Danny Boy Weatherly Mary Strebing Carmen Suite Bizet Until . Sanderson Tom Perkins South Pacific Rodgers rking tin a nl Columbia of the Mr < On !!,(> :(iul i , ,i ,iintlv .luilliiifd nlirnded Srhnol (wo v * ! 'if Mosic for .:ir^ i\* thi. recipient of ,. H .1 E I *i r i *• I- M e mortal Srliiihimhip In Texiii, he will* t h i- w ' M n c r of I h i" Midland Odessa Orrhestni and Ihi' .A ili'iic Symphony Young AriiM.. t'umpi'lltiolis Thr Eennr has nppesired m an impri'îvt- tiumher iff uperiiiu' pi'rftsF iTialHM^, ,i iota! of f 00 or Mum' Hi- :sUii has appeared with i hi- National Opern C'.imp.irn nf North fan Imii hiHliii: sufiy rtinrr than 10 p< rtomiiinês ;t?, Bnrthkay in (Ivpsy Buron and as Erncslii in Dun PiisqOiili' He also nppe.m'd in the Huhii'p College product inn nl 'The Crucihie" .irid it The Apntheearv for Inli'maliiimii Mourn, in New Vnrk City In the summer of IHBH he appeiiri'd in four roles ill the Lake Gi'orili- Opera Festival incluriini; Ihrec- perforniances of Fen Ion in The Merry Wives c)| Windsor He IK presently a mrmhi'i of the Metropolitan Opt 1 ru Siudio in New York Cltv -Your Home Is Complmte service Campus Crusade director guest is increased at Presbyterian Church Sunday CAPE MAY Anticipated heavier traffic beginning with the July 4th.long weekend will be uecomodatod with a third bay liner to join the Cape May Lewes Ferry service Thi' third liner will he put into service each wiX'kend until Labor Day, according (ti ferry rnannuer Theodore C Brijjht Weekend departures for the third liner from Cape May will be at noon and 4 p.m., and from Lewes, Del at 2 and 6 p m.. Bright said When midweek volume warrants, Brighi said, more croKSinjBi will be added to the present two vessel summer schedule The normal summer schedule c?alls for seven round trips daily, starting from Cape May al 8 30 a m and the last departure from Lewes at 1 2 30 a m. The Cnpc Mny Lewes Ferry, operated by the Delaware River nnd Bay Authority, crosses the 17 miles of Delaware Bay between Cape May, N j and Lewes, Del and is the Seaward Route of Ihi. famed Ocean Hiway The inlitii'ians hiivf f.mvinci'H us tilili snmr nf thi'tn huvt 1 In IK. 1 liars The original aluminum roll-up awning ALUMAROLL ITATIOIiARY I AlumiRoll awnings iowtr inside temperature is much as 15'-heip prevtnl sun fading of drajes, arpil and furniture AS SUMMER WINDS k WAVES SWEEP ACROSS WHITE SANDS , . . YOUR OWN V & J WAVE BREAKS LAST bn't that the kind of permanent ^ve you've betn looking for? Something that stayi neat and in place when other girls ape Wdini thar heads! Ceme to Vincent and Joseph, Alonri with faihkm and beauty and ityle, you'll find our extra care wU hold your wave just a Uttle longer. ROLL-UP • AlufflaRoll iwningi adjust to any position Roll down for less light on bright iynny days-foil jp lor more light on gny overcast Says, I More than 200 beautiful color com bimtioni; • Year round welthir control. •WHITE" STORM WINDOWS TRIPLE TRACK B ( eon DC m.Lf STORING 5 for 589.95 "WHITE" STORM DOOR $59,95 W«JO HINMS and ' ALL HARDWARE "WHITE" JALOUSIE DOOR oMGQitt outs $79.95 "WHITE" COLONIAL DOOR $69.95 •LACK STRAP HINMS and HARDWARE Eiknato inn Baker's Aluminum Products 1245 West Avenue Ocean City, N. j. i curnj fam. Sun, Surf, > Sand K ...YetSetf x MK» \; VISIT OUR FAMOUS WIG DEPARTMENT The Most Complete Selection In South jersey Viiit Our Shops at • ELLISBURG CIRCLE • CHiRRY HILL • MOORESTOWN MALL . • IIS KINGS HIGHWAY, HADDONFIELD PttONE 399-9300 • 633 HADDON AVENUE, COLLINGSWOOD PUNDIRS HOTEU/llth ST. and iOARbWALK/OCEAN CITY, H.X OPBN MON, 9:00 to 5:30 TOE IMftU SAT,, 9 A, M, to 10 PSM. The Rev Allen, pastor of the First Presbyterian Church, 7th and Wesley av announces thai Campus Crusade for Christ, International, will present its Ocean City program on Sunday I'venmu (July fi) at 7 30 p.m. dues! speaker will be jam Steviiis, director of the Ocean City Campus prusade for Chris! Mr Stevens is a graduate of Bob Junes University, South Carolimrand has served on the staff of Campus Crusade for Christ, International, since 1963 Prior to assiKnnieiit in the United Suites, Mr Stevens served as director of Crusade activities in Brazil Mr Si oven's* present assignment is director of Campus Crusade for Colleges and Universities in the greater Philadelphia area including University of Pennsylvania, Temple University, Drrxel Univi rsity Villanov i f ollrge Campus Crusidi Staff members frpm various p irt ol thi country havi irrivtd m Ocean City tci iissi^t Mr Sti vrns in the summi r progr im in this rity Studints from College*, and Univi rsltlt s jcro 1 ^ Ameritu issociatid with Crusade prugr-ims hivr list arnvtd in Oe« an City for tht summt r ministry to youth Campus Crusadi lor Christ was burn on tbi campu- of fht University nf Cjliformi it Lo Angeles in th** fill of 19^1 when Dr William Bright fnunder and president Itasid a hnyy near campu-. for j hold new vi nUire i»f witntss, tn thi t-laims nf Chrn.1 Tod iv hundreds uf staff mirabh servi an campuse throughout the United State and in 1H countries throughout the world Campus Crusade ha Ml a goal of 10 thuusand -tiff workers in 210 countries h\ 1 H th r HI nil i in-." utivi * u in Hi t r thi* Inii rn tlmn il l,rtiiip his hriiii(,hi it* uniqiii prngrim for \ nth 1 t Ot i in titv Mi>r utiiilK t impu* ( ru ufr h i* dt v Inn ri l spi el il Hl|.ll Si hill rtiviMiih Of pic I il inli ri ,t I i Ii 111 Hull SLIIC. I Hid Ciillik' N ill I il jn I Ii i t i m p II , \y, n in usi by other groups A unthinng of 160 r ird playirs midcûp 26 iihli fc,r pincjchli pjav and 1} f 1F brtdgi Many summer viîtn^ mn humben ri among thi i ,rr| playi p« High piimchlr si in ^ in. ILIH CJ4 MS AsiJr fîfii Sffrifi Fa itfenfFiB/, Cmmm^B Fmt Package IxprMi Servic*! (Thi Ifonomicol Way TB Ship) IN NfW TOM dTY N, Y. Port Authority •ui Terminal Wbtrfnr 17 MUM: 73«-I«40 Dial Ana Cod. tlj Oe in Comfort - Go by §UI ^ ttldm Wffh Us/ We Care U.S. GOVERNMENT INSPECTED SUPER-RIGHT QUALITY TURKEYS ORflDE "A" OVEN-READY 10-14 POUNDS Ib. FRANKFURTERS CHICKEN PARTS GROUND CHUCK SUPER RIGHT $1,15 -Ib. 59 Breasts OP Thighs Ib 65* TABLI TREAT FROZEN Beef Patties 1.99 Chuck Roasts .. - 79 C CAP N JOHN% SPR fiM ,fie Flounder Fillet 89 C • •'ouMif- ib 78 FANCY MIDiUM Shrimp b*1.29 CUP AND REDEEM THESE COUPONS SOUTHERN PEACHES 2 49 PAPER PLATES i5o,;v 95 MARSHMALL0WS CAMPFIRE 10 oi. BRAND pkg. 18 All prif.l .((.itiv. through Friday, July 3rd r5S FRESH_ GROUND MANY TIMES DAILY |b79 YUKON CLUB leverages 6' t,'° % \ 18-INCH HEAVY=DUTY Wonder foil., 39 SINICA Apple Sauce 41 VALUABLE COUPON VALUABLE COUPON SUPER-RIGHT. Hams BONELESS . . . . ib 85 C SUPIRRIGHT 4 TO 6 LI, Boneless HamsH.29 i AND COMPtll CALIFORNIA "8" POTATOES 5 49 C PRETZELS ,_ Lib,, 1J.«. INYDER'S twfc 79" NAPKINS SOOTT pkgt D( 31 160*l if unobl* to pnr«hn>* an; vertiisd item . . . plant* RAINCHICK Wtrtk YOU FUNCtMSt'« ATMOrULMi f
i •• D h ii D u 81 b c ft b L j> •A S ff PAGE 8 — SECTION TWO THE OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER Car inspection stations set schedule for summer Director Ronald M Heymann announfrd tins wi'nk that motor vuhirlo mMpwllon stations wstt commi'nf!' Sijtutdiiv summer r losings beginning JUly Hh The stiiliuiis will also hi closed Friday. July 3. in observance nf lndi>p*wru*rs 'Tht-r* 1 is enough capacity in iho system to handle normal summtr volume Traditionally, summer hours went inIn rffoet .lunc 14, closing Saturdiiv" nnd half an hour early un wfM'kH.'iv*. ho said Under Govoriii-r William T Cahill's directive, stations will follow a regular daily work ^ a m to -B p m Thirly uf tin' 40 stations air npiMl sin*' or more evenings ii week until ^ p.m i The ("apii May Court Utilise station has mi i>vtction station is open on Wednesday evening In 'rontrasl • to prior summers, there will hi' an additional 172 lane hours a week during which drivers can have their cars inspected This is thi' result of remaining in operation the additional halt hour daily Heymann said that some stations may be reopened on weekdays dupendinR on traffic populiiliMn ;!nd Mcrvicii needs IV Urn I ion: Inf1nlli>n—h**«» tntiiiy; gnnr t/irnurrnw AUIMIHUMSIM ROOFING SIDING ALTERATIONS After the Salt - It't the Service thai Counts ATLANTIC ALUMINUM 5PECIAU5TS 266-3358 Fre« EfMnrate* i224Ml M MMIIM«M »*>•*< Ml Asbury Avenue LARGI SELECTION OF toJUuxti SANDALS from f 495 for WOMEN CHILDREN OPEN 1 FRIDAYS UNTIL 8 P. M. FAMILY SHOE STOW Dial 399-3373 *»«««»« tttMtiMt«Mttf»«M*Mtt» NOTHING SUCCEEDS LIKE SAVING REGULAR PASSBOOK SAVINGS PER ANNUM PAID QUARTERLY NO MINIMUM BALANCE 90-DAY NOTICE PASSBOOK SAVINGS PER ANNUM PAID QUARTERLY $1000.00 MINIMUM BALANCE MORTGAGE FUNDS AVAILABLE OCCAN CITY HOME SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 1001 Afbury Ave. Dial 399-0012 Fishing from bridges along the 9th si. caujway into the city is at bert a dangerous paittime. In light of the heavy traffic along the road would you favor construction of fishing walks on the sides of the bridges? Steve Schroderer Surf City Yes, For safety's sake i think it would be a good idea. Bobbie Off Linwood I like it, but I can't think of a reason why. I just think it's a good idea. Joseph Kyle 3711 Pembroke la. I want it so we can go fishing there every day, end it would improve fishing too. CisiflfM Ad. BrlnB Raniltt GALLO MOTOR SALES Authorized American Motors and GMC Truck Dealers fir and SERVICE DEPARTMENT , •—.—_• ' CAP! MAY COURT HOUSI 20 S. MAIN STRUT DIAL 465.5122 "Easiest Place In The County to do mm GOOD LUCK AND GOD SF ED - Bruce P. Dimon, president of the Cape May County National Bank pas§es on the wish to Miss Maude M. Foulds of the General Ledger Department who is retiring after 24 yean with the bank. A dinner in her honor was given Tuesday evening in Harry's Inn, Somers Point. Photo. Haddonfield Choral Society in 24th annual concert on Pier The OMan City Music Pier wUl reverberate with familiar mi)qdles on Saturday evening (July 4) when the H»ddonfield Choral Society presents its annual concert. This popular iinging group needs no introduction to those who att«nd the concerts of the Music Pier as it will be appearing for its 24th consecutive season. The Haddonfield Choral Society is in its 38th season ol presenting outstanding choraJ muiic along the last«rn seaboard and last year received i nvt-minuii standing ovation it the conclusion of the Music ihearer's versatility is known both to choral and little theatre groups throughout the Delaware Valley. He « considered the dean of stage and choral direction In thii vicinity. Since his teenag* years, he has staged and participated in over 300 musical and dramatic presentations. In addition to his dramatic and vocal talents, Shearer is past president of the New Jersey Football Officials' Association, which group officiates high school games throughout New Jersey, He is also chairman of the High School Selections Committee of the Brookllrvine Memorial Football Club, and the Camden County Chapter of the National Football Foundation and Hal] of Fame and has helped many an aspiring athlete to obtain a seholarship to further his educational endeavors. Appearing as a soloist in the "Sweetheart" segment will be Joan Corcoran, Soprano, • Gloucester, Miss Corcordn played the leading part of "Sylvia" in sweethearts, His Fate" . Robert Kanady appeared as a soloist at the and Chorus New York World's Fair, soloist "Jeannette and Her Wooden for the Brookliwn Women's Shoes" ... Patricia Klumpp, Club and is soprano soloist at Homer McNabb, Gil Payton the Centenary Tabernacle and Gary Ford. United Methodist Church in "L»nd of Bomance" . , . Joan Camden. Corcoran, Robert Kanady Patricia Klumpp, toprano, "Pilgrims of Blackwood, played the part of Love" . J , . . Homer McNabb. "Liane" in Sweethearts, and Gil Payton, Oary Ford, participated in her high school Joseph Shearer, John dramatic musical groups in Mardirosian, and AJbany, New York where she Ron Parker played the Itading role«; she is "Sweetheart*" Joan a former member of the Corcoran and Chorus Albany Choral Society, Robert Kanidy, baritone, PART II W«stville who portrayed the Pier performance It has » lormal personnel of 100 voices role of "Prince Franz," has CHORUS reprPsentinl 22 communities taken many character roles in "He's Dot The covering the ar«a from the Society's productions of Whole World" . . . .arr. Shearer Hamrnonton to Toms Rivtr. "Oklahoma", "My Fair Lady", "Let A Smile Be Your Due to vacations, the groiip "Kismet", and "Brigsdoon", Umbrella" ..*.... Pain will number about 65 voices Qary Ford, tenor, Riverton, "In A Monestary for the concert. who played "Cankhe", has Garden" Ketelbey played the comedy lead in "itep to the Lewis A. ihearer,, the "Oklahoma", the demanding Rear" Bemitein group's director, has arranged a role of Professor Higgins in popular program of choral "My Pair Lady", and the SOPRANO music to please all listenefs. crafty poet, "Hajj", in Kismet. Shearer said in a recent interview, "In programming Others appearing as soloist "Love Look Away' , L Rogers the concert for Ocean City, we in the Sweethearts version will "Sorriento" DeCurtis have included numbers whidh be Oil Payton, Homer MeNahb, Frances Murphy will be familiar to all in theJoseph Shearer, John audience Practically the «ntire Mardirosian and Ron Parker. CHORUS first part will be a concert Appearing as soloists in the version of Victor Herbert's, second half of the program will "Cabaret" . Kinder "Sweethearts" and will include be Frances Murphy, soprano, "Lida Rose" WiUson MVeraJ popular hit tunes. The of Riverton; Richard Pfleiger, "Somewhere My Love" . .Jarre sseond part of the program will baritone, of Delrgn; and John "I'm Getting be an aH-request presentation. Craig, baritone, of Medford Married" Loewe The numbers wUl range from Lakes. Elsie C. Shearer will the rhythmic, "Mame" to theaccompany the group BARITONE beautiful, "You'll Never Walk throughout the following Alone". program: "For Once In PAKTl My Life" .......... .Murden "The Quest" ,.,,...., Leigh Richard Pfleifer CHORUS "Dixie" ....... arr. Simeone "Sone of the Open Road" ...._. . .Malotta John Craig, soloist "The Shadow of Your Smile" . Mandel "There'» Something About A Soldier" ,,.,.. .arr. Shearer Selections from "Sweethearts" by Victor Herbert! "On Parade" ........ Chorus "The Angelus" Joan Corcoran, Robert Kangdy, and Chorus "Pretty As A Picture" .,..., Qary Ford and The Men "I Mujht Be Your Once In Awhile" ..... Patricia Klumpp "Every Lover Must Meet TERMITES •STFREE HIM HEATING OIL for n$t fiefm Comfort YOU GET TK ffiST... FROM US The beat fuel for your home. Topi to romfw% convenience. Call us for deUviry, any Mara. .MILTON HAGERTHEY OIL CO. 2106 N«w Rood (Route 9) Linwood, N. J. • • blAL 927-4122 # * HEATING - AIR CONDTIOHIHG CHORUS "Maine" , Herman "Old MteDonald" ....... arr. Shearer "You 11 Never Wulk Alone" ....... Rodgers FRIDAY, JULY I, ACC's nursing program Atlantic Community i approved by the New has received n $22,172 Federal sranl in help expand and strengthen ils approved by the New J.TMy State Board of Nursing and hiu, r revived tentative nppnival iHI""'» from the Natiortii Lrf>ajruf< r,,f training program nu Students divide thur It is the first cnpltiii grant i bctwcpn thf ACC c-amput aver received by ACT Capital and arffl hospitals and h»nl|h grant* art' given In pay lorrrnters physical needs rather than Graduates of ACC's nursmi; purchnse services or In provide program receive an Assciriali' m funds for scholarships or Science degree and an' i'nti!li'ij student loans to take thf Stale Board of Thi' grant from the United Nursing examination t,, States Department of Health. registered nu rse Education, and Welfare's Public Health Servicl' m ID be US! ITCH-Ml-NOT used to pny for equipment, TO STOP THAT ITCH! supplies, "in! building Aeii likf » lajml Biipithrlir Apel* oulth dryini ITCHME-NOT *,, „ alterations which will provide nigiii fgr ftieni*. inlrct bilf* ,e^ ACC's nursing prop-am with itcn, aihrr «ilr!«t? rash?! Anlis^B, tic sttitin killi lirBi! ts ip#,,^ hpî a u g u m e n t t' d '" c ! a K * r f * n m , Ii no* pl*B«*fi in IS mtmH** practice. far IN tics nnH viwinl jiiri 5»t b.ihh " " if" Ocean Printing Company 1025 Ajbury Avenue Phone 39S-0118 All Types of COMMERCIAL A SOCIAL PRINTINS NOW AVAILABLE PHOTO COPIIS, WHlLi-U-WAIT FREE ESTIMATES • OUALITY WORK FAIT SERVICE • REASONABLE PRICIS LATEX INTERIOR White and Colors LATEX EXTERIOR White and Colors Feiton-sibiev PAINTS Reg. $7.15 $6,50 Reg $8.25 497 VINYL INTERIOR Reg $5 10 White and Colors $7.50 gal. $4.S9 gal. 63 ONE-COAT EXTERIOR White only Reg. $9.00 $8.10 l BLISTER RESISTANT Reg. $8 95 $7.95 DIAMOND FLOOR and 7 Colors SUPERLASTIC Exterior DECK ENAMEL Reg. $7.85 $7.10 UNSEED OIL Reg. $8.95 DEKO SEMI-GLOSS ENAMEL Reg. $8.10 $7.50 $7.30 9" ROLLER «nd PAN Reg $198 $1.40 SHOEMAKER LUMBER CO. 1200 WIST AVBNUi DIAL 399-0150 * OPEN "TIL 4 P. M. ON SATURDAYS *• FAST gpRIPx For the Seashore Commuter Drive to any of the HiSpeed Line stations In South Jersey. Undenwold. Ashland, Haddonfjeld Or Ferry Avenue. And park free all day. From Lindenwold, you're in Phi (a, in just 23 minutes. There are many routes from the shore tp the Hi-Speed Line. White HorsB Pike, B!ack*Horse Pike, Atlantic City ixpressway, or S81. Also, PRSL offers train connections from the shore to Lindenwold. From Lindenwold and 16th & Locust, trains run every ten minutes - more frequently during rush hours. » , , A.—5- Th-utc -AM -n. - Port Authority The Hl-Speed Line. There's no better way,to go, Transit C©fp, FRIDAY, JULY 3, 1970 THI OCIAN CITY SINTINILLiDOIR PAGI 9 — SECTIWi TWO State Police geared for holiday traffic WESTERN AUTO 515 NiW POAD DIAL 927^464 SOMERS POINT, NEW JERSEY NiXT TO CONIY'S — 34TH STRIIT ON ROOSiViLT BLVD., 1 MIL! FROM BRIDOI — "Whw all the flags An" — Farm Fresh Fruits and Vegetable^ from your - Favorite Farm Folks Frank and Eleanor Bradley Summer school bus routes Marl i! Primary .School at noon Travel south nn WPH! ;IV on Sth «! Turn »!*! OH Hlh 1,1 111 In preparation for the long Independence 1 Editor's note At the special Asbury gv . Wegt av , 8impscin request o[ local school av . and Bay av bi>lWi-i-n I si si • patrols in spptting trouble iuthorities, the schedule and and Bth st Day wn>kend areas and coordinating the frer routes of buses for students * * * Colonel D B Kelly, sto '• flow pi traffic Troopers will attending summer school PART 3 Pol i cp Supprintendenl, has also fly as observers' m the clawies here are reprinted here Start at Intermediate School issued orders to his Troop Turnpike and Parkway The schedule was originally 8:30 am anri prt)ce(>ri to Commanders and Division helicopters Schedules have prinU'd in the igiur of June 26 Merion Park (Pick up Headquarters Supervisors to been arranged to provide I ni er med i.Hir have all available personnel saturation coverage by taxk ROUTE 1. MORN1NO BUS A assigned to traffie patrol duty force, rodar and drUnkometer PART 1 in the wake of increBsinB specialists with special Start at S3rd st and Asbury highway fatalities emphasis on the critical hours av at 7 45 am Colonel Kelly sard, "In between 5 p m iind 3 am Travel^ west on 53rd si to addition to station personnel, when most ratal accidents Bay av Thon south on Bay l* backed by detectives and other occur (f"S4thst specialists, w** have Travel fast on R4th si to Troopers will concentrate conrdinat«d with Director Asbury av enforcement effort* on the Ronald M Heymann, Division Travel south nn Ashury av drinking driver and the of Motor Vehicles. to to 89th si and thon east In following accident producing supplement our patrols with Central av violations: driving too fast for Motor Vehicle officers in those conditions: following too Travel north on Ontrsl «v areas at times when closely, failure lo keep right; to 8th st uccidnnt producing violations improper passing, disregard of All Elementary School and are known to occur Troopers stop signs, improper left turns, High School pupils living are on the road to hejp the improper crossing or walking between B9th St anri 34(h «l motoring public get where they on the roadway The alcohol will ride thii bus are going safely. To acfomplish factor continues to b> present * * * this, we take a firm posture of in more than B0 percent of all PART J strict enforcement measures fatal accident* This means that Start at high school SI5 against those who would driver or pedestrian am, proceed to Primary jeopardize the safety of others impairment contributes to the School at Bth st and West av hy^violating traffie laws." majority of causes, Proceed to Bth st and Four State Police helicopters ernphasiiing the need to be Central av will patrol over the State's mentally and physically alert Turn south on Central av to heavily traveled traffic 34th st But enforcement is not the rorridnrs to assist ground only means of accident Turn at 34th st to West av. prevention Information if Travel north on West av tn Freeholders to get heeded by the public, can play 24th st. a big part in traffic safety. Turn west on 24th st to road building plans Radio stations cooperate in Bay av boradcasting periodic bulleins Travel north on Bay av to CAPE MAY COURT as reported by State Police in Intermediate School, arrive HOUSE A proposal for th« an effort to keep motorists 8 30 a.m. reconstruction of 1,25 miles of advised of road and traffic Intermediate School Pupils South Denni»Ocean View conditions. Fourth of July Only Road in Dennisville will be trips should be planned well in * * « presented to the Cape May advance, counting on crowded PARTS County Board of Freeholders highways and considering Start at Intermediate School at its next meeting Tuesday, alternate routes. Above all, 8:35 a.m. July 14, Freeholder Kenneth follow the three-part formula Proceed south on Bay av A Holmstrup, director of for DEFENSIVE DRIVING; receiving pupils at Walnut rd and Bay »v. public works, said today. 1. SEE THE HA2ARD; TF»VBI south on Bay av to Holmstrup said the county Think about wh»t is going to 24th st. engineering department has happen as far ahead of Turn east on 24th it, to completed plans and encountering the situation as West av specifications for the project, possible, Travel south on West av to estimated to cost some 2. UNDERSTAND THE 34th «t. $50,000 He said the project DEFENSE: Know what you Turn east at 34th st, to will be ready to advertise for and your vehicle can do to Central av bids by the end of the month, handle specific situations to Travel north on Central av. with work stsrti if in August. avoid accidents to Bth st. The county engineering 3. ACT IN TIME: Once Turn west on 8th st to Biy department received approval you've seen the hazard and from the board in April to understand the defence - Act! Trfivel north on Bay av, to proceed with the plans for the Never taie a wait-and-see Bth St. and continue to the project. attitude. Primary School. Arrive S5B a.m. Primary Pupilt Only. * * * ROUTE 2, MORNING BUS B PARTI Start at 30th it, and Bay av. at 7;5B a.m. Receive pupils living at 30th st. and 32nd It. Travel south on Bay av. to it STORE HOURS * Bertram la. in Merion Park. Turn west on Bartram la. MON, and SAT 8 to 6 and proceed to Weitminister la. TUES., WED., THURS. and FRI, 8 to 9 Travel north on Westminister la. to 34th st, OPEN SUNDAYS 9 to 1 Epst on 34th St. to Central av. Travel north on Central av, to 6th St. receiving all High School pupils between 34th st. and 1 Stint. Turn east on 6 th st. to Ocean ay, and the High School, Arrive, 8:05 a.m. - IT HOLLY FARM High School pupils only. • * *~ A COUNTRY GIFT SHOP FAKT 2 (Ant CONDITIONED) Start at High School 8:10 a.m., proceed to Central av. via Optn Sat. & Sun,, July 4 ft I 4 th st^ FLINTY OF FREE PARKttJG Travel north on Central av. to North st. Turn weit on North St. to OIRANIUMS - IViRGRIiNS - URNS Bay av. Travel gouth on Bay av. to GERMAN LAWN ORNAMENTS Intirmediitt School, arrhfe FINE SELECTION OF IMPORTED B;26 a.m. Intermediate School pupils ARTIFICIAL ARTIFA FLOWIRS only. This but will receive those Open Daily I Sunday (Closed Monday) pupils living along Central av., 1 and Primary pupib ) Turn west on Bartram la and proceed through Morifsn P»rk to Westminister la Turn north un Westminister In to 34 th st Turn north on Bay av to I ntermedifit* 1 Travel Miiiih on Simpson to IHlh « Turn wen on I Mlh ft to Bay a V . proceed IK Intermediate School Intermedi/iti* School pupils living in Merion Park shall then be received, and taken south nn Bay av ts* Merlon Park The bus return, to Hrhn"l. amvf' Intermediate School arriving 8 48 am at 12:2f> p m lâve Intermediate School * * * md proceed north on Bay av to Sth st and Primary School, PART 2 arrive 8:B0 a m Start a! Intermediate Sehtiol Receiving ail pupiU along at 12 30 pm proceed north Bay av between I Sth st and on lay »v to Batiersea rd 9th st Arriving at Primarv Turn east School 8 so a m * * • ROUTE 3 MORNINCl BUS V PART 1 Start on 18th si and Bay av jit 7 48 am Travel south on Bay av to 20th it to Simpson av Turn east on 20th si to Simpson, south on Simpson to 21st st. Turn west on 21 st st to Bay av Travel north on Bay av to 13th st. (Last pick up) Travel north on Bay av to 8th st. Turn east on 8th st to Ocean av and High School Thi» bus ii for High School pupils only Arrive 8 am * • * PART 2 Start at High School 8 OS a.m., proceed to Bth st and Atlantic av Travel north on Atlantic av (Receive Primary pupils only) to Battersea rd. and Wesley rd Turn north on Wesley rd to New Castle rd. Turn west on New Castle rd. to Parkway. Travel south on Parkway to Battersea rd. Turn west on Battersea rd, to Simpson av. Travel south on Simpson m to Sth st. and Primary School, arrive i;20 a.m. * • * PART 3 Start at Primary School 8:25 a.m., proceed to Bth st and Atlantic av. Receive Intermtdiate School pupils only. Travel north on Atlantic av to Batterse* rd. and Wesley rd. Travel north on Wesley rd. to New Castle rd. Turn weft on New Cartle to Parkway. Travel south on Parkway to Battersea rd Turn west on Battersea rd, to Bay av. Travel south on Bey av to Intermediate School, arrive 8:40 a.m. * * * ROUTE l. AFTERNOON BUS PARTI Start at Primary School »t noon, proceed to 6th st. and Central »v. Travel south on Centrel av, to 34th »t. Tiirn west at 34th st. to West av. Travel north on West av. to 24th st. Turn weit on 24th St. to Bay^gv. Travel north on Bay avto Intermediate School, arrive 12:18 p.m. BRADLEY f »n Rat terse;) rd to Wesley uv Travel k.r,uih .m Wesley av to 6th si Turn east on Ocan av and High School, arrive 2 40 p m * # * PART 3 Start at High School «i 12 45 p m . turn west on ftth st to West av Travel south on Wpst av to 34th st Turn west at 34th st to Bay av (Merlon Park | Travel south on Bay av to Bartram la Turn wegt on Bartram la to Westminister la Travel north to 34th st and Bay av , completing route at 1 p.m • * * -ROUTE 3 AFTERNOON BUS C PARTI Start at Primary School, noon Proceed to 5th st and Atlantic av Travel north on Atlantic ay • to Battersea rd Turn w»»t on Battersea rd. to Wesley rd. Travel north on Wesley rd to New Castle rd. Turn west on New Castle rd to Parkway. Travel south on Parkway and Wesley av to Battersea rd Tum west on Battertea rd, to Bay av Travel south on Bay av to Intermediate School, arrive 1220 p.m. * * * PART 2 Start at Intermediate School, 12:26 pm Travel north on Bay av to B»ttersea rd. Tum east on Battersea rd. to Wesley rd. Travel north on Wegley rd. to New Castle rd. Turn west on New Castle rd. to the Parkway. Travel south on Parkway to Battersea rd. Turn east on Battersea rd, to Atlantic av. Travel south on Atlantic av, to 6th St. and over to Ocean av. Arrive at High School 12:40 p.m. • • * PARTS Start at High School. 1246 p.m. Proceed to Sth st Turn west on Sth st to Bay av. Travel south on Bay av to 20th st. Turn east on 20th St. to Simpson av Travel south on Simpson av to 21st, continuing on Bay av, to Intermediate School, arrive 1 p.m. PART 2 Start at Intermediate School at 12:20 p.m., proceed to Bay 120,000 visitors av. to 24th it. Turn east on 24th st. to at bird sanctuary West gv. Tourists from 40 states and Travel jouth on West av. to " 19 foreign countries have 34 th it. already visited the Stone Travel east «t 34th st. td Harbor Bird Sanctuary this C«ntr«l av. year, the Stone Harbor Realty Travel north on Centra] av. Owners Association was told at to 8th st. its annual meeting in Borough Turn east on 8th st. to Hall Saturday. Ocean av. and High School Last yew, over 120,000 arrive 12:30 p.m. people from every state in the • • • nation, the district of PART 3 Columbia and 41 foreign Start at High School at countries visited the sanctuary, 12:3S p.m. registered ai n Natural Turn weit on 6th St. to Landmark by the U.S. National ¥¥*#ley av, Park Service, Travel louth on Wesley av. The Stone Harbor Bird to 28th it, Sanctuary is located on 21 Turn west on 28th it. to acre* from 111th si, to 100 Ccntnd av. feet of 117Ui st betwMn Travel south on Central av. Second and TTiird avs. to B9(h St., wrlve 12:66 p.m. The sanctuary is the only • • • heronry in the United Stats ROtJTB I AFTERNOON BUS B sponsored by and located PARTl within a municipality. Williams Jewelers WE'RE RIGHT NEXT TO TOT BANK EXCLUSIVE DESIGN Ocean City Charm 14 KARAT GOLD . . . $ \ 7 M STERLING SILVER ... $ 3.W KARATCLAD , % 3 75 PRINCE cwmi>îr«ii FWINOESS GARDNER* LEATHER PRODUCTS and ACCESSOWES at POPULAR PK1CES1 911 Asbury Av*. Dial 399-4075 Open Daily 9:30 to 10 Sunday 9:30 to 6 TILTON SH0PPIK6 CENTER Tilten Road, Nerthfieid OPEN ALL DAY JULY 4THI Men's Piaid | WALK SHORTS AH Ml cut First Quality Ivy ityli Completely washable Cool and comfortable 18 PLENTY OF FREE PARKING Girls' Cotton BABY DOLL PAJAMAS • Washable Quality cotton • Wanted colors • Aderabla styling SIZES 4 to 14 Girls' Novelty PLAYWEAR • Shorts, bermudat, knit tops • Nylon shells • All specialty priced for • BIG 4th Weekend! • Shop 'n' s«v#! SIZES TO FIT 3 to 12 AIR CONDITIONED 99 PEOPLE-PLEASING PRICES Ladies' SWIM SUITS • Choose from our tremendous Mltctlen of Ladies' Better Suits • One-piece $ni two-piece • Three-pleee sets • Laitex, nylons, cottons • Solids and prints • All first quality COME Sli and SAVE! SIZES 3238 EXTRA SIZES$7,88 MONEY BACK GUARANTEE BOYS' SWIM TRUNKS Boxer or briaf style Stretch lastsx Dan River cottons Quick drying nylons Built-in tupportert Newest ttyling • All first quality SIZES 8 to 16 '168 Folding ALUMINUM CHAIRS $ I • S(M-w*b for MriM tturdinMS • WMfhar-rmiitant • No«-ruf» aluminum I • Sturdily m«dr 2 — For A "BIG" Shopper is i,',
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