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PAOE 8 — SECTION ONE THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY. N J, Obituaries George Nnvsonie; cnyned contracting firm SOMERfl POINT - Qwgi D, Ntwume, of 842 Sunrbe Av. dtod Motutay it *e Veteran* Administration Hospital, PWladelphU. He was 11, He wa* the owner •adaptntar of • contracting flrm undo Hi awn name. Mr, Newion* WM an Army veteran and i member of the American Legion Post, Somtn Point. He attended the Unwood Community Church. Seaside ^ (Cemetery ^ Route 9, Palermo, N,j. $>inn fortw ° 4UU burial spaces INTEREST FREE MONTHLY PAYMENTS in •Ntr to MM MM MmciM ftrahi Hnf «Mffi HwvitaMv piacM M the MrvlvMf MMn at «• tamlly, •• art of- MHM MI • iPMMti tatu • tMt IV iM« PWM for MM I FMII •t law M umM. BfftrrM paynwnt N M an avaiiaMa. Cm MafwMi M HMK MM MMcfMM •ffantf and undar- MMMrthMiraMNiiHir. (MIMlTlimQrMSfMtM, MMM1 NAWI...^.. ADDRESS GfTY STATt IIP PHONE NO.. Surviving are hji wife, Adela Baldwin NiWMnt; • MB, Victor of Somtn Pojnt; • daughter. Kathryn A. NemanM of Sonwri Point; two stepsons, Milton Jobnion of Sooner* Point Richard L. of Maryland; three sisters, June Diebert and Oora Lena Conigllc. both of Florida, and Mary E. Bom of Maryland; and one granddaughter. Services will be 11 a.m. Friday at the Adam»-Ferf«ct Funeral Home, Northfleld, with the Rev. William Ccoover officiating. Interment wU be In Mount Calvary Cemetery, FieasantvUle. Friends Buy call one hour prior to services at the funeral home. lioyd Kennon; pharmacy professor, author Lloyd Kennon, associate professor and industrial pharraacy program director at Arnold and Marie Schwartz College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences, Long Island University, Brooklyn Center, died Tuesday at his DOOM, The Seepferdchen, 4128 Asbury Av. He was M. Born In Milwaukee, he bad been a permanent resident In Ocean City for the put nine yean. He was a member of 5L John'! Lutheran Church. Dr. Kennon received his Ph.D. in physical pharmacy from fee University of Wisconsin and his M.A. in synthetic chemistry from Temple University, Philadelphia. He coauthored the book Chemical Stability of Pharmaceutical*. Hewasauthcr of muneroiBphannaceutlcal publications and was an active member of the United States Pharmacopeia Panel on drug stability requirements. He was a registered pharmacist In both states of Wisconsin and Pennsylvania. He and R. Joteph Swtntosky ware responsible for me patent, 'cellulose derivative product, composition* comprising the same and their preparation.' He told lifetime i hi the American Pharmaceutical Association, the Unlverrtty of Wisconsin School of Pharmacy Alumni Association and 1*a^» EVEN ifJTBODUCINC. A SERIES THOUGH OF ADS ABOUT THE CHANCES IN \DUR PHONE COMPAMY WTRE CHANGINCMXJ CAN smiGourrrONUs. WCTE BINDING IMPOCTANT INFORMATION STHA1CHT1O WUKHQME. Bulletfns with >our monthly phone bill will hdp i liiv standsaoiYwhatvounetd la toxsw ibMt Sw duntit FOR OUR ADS IN TOUR NBWPWWTOO Ads Hke It* wUI eiplaln changes topftpiif hr New Jersey Ms you may have heard. aKonlanuaty 1st Mm. New Jersey Bell will no longer be part of AT&T. . That means some of ttie ways you do buiinesi with Bie pnone rampany will change. \tou1l have moni choices to make. Choices of phone equipment jbrinstance. And types of basic service, iven cholMs of long distance companies, ' We think you should know about tfitse changes before they happen. And you can count on us. Tb explain ftem in a series of newspaper ads. And monthly bullfions in your phone bill. Watch for Aem, And saw mem. Theyll help you undersand whafs happening And whaft more, tfieyll help you pnâte *u can count on us. Thafs one thing mat will never change. WE CAN HELP .•*Js,"" fti WUcoMta Alannl Aaîtfon. He w • of*****" Society of Coonetic q«">fff- AlMrinn Oiepitril Society, tnd the Kappa M Phannacentlcal > p »tj nmi and mtator, ttrt, ofIMbL „ •HI aHU UKS WWW! Va**! >• • — ! " A MMrM ten**, Mby At fm. QM will be held at St John 1 * UAnn Church, Saturday it S p.m. Coi^ributioa to hta fMniocT may b* made to St. John's Lutheran Church. Arrangement* are by the Cheatar j, Wlmberg Funeral Hone, 201 Aibury Av, Helen Gxrwley, 65 Helen Crowley tt 711 Hymotfh Pi, died Toe«lay In the Atlantic at? MadlcalCantar. She wm* «. She U lunrtvod by her bnsbanl, Joaepb M.; two *oo», James P. of Ocaan dty and Michael F. of Voorbee*; 14 grandchildren, flvegreat^ramfchfldnii; three slater*, Anna Btaha of Brooklyn, N.Y., Ran Cox of Pleaaantville. and Dorothy Scara of We«t Cheater, N.J. A memorial MasfwIU be celebrated Saturday at 9 a Jn. in St. Peter 1 * R.C. Church, PleaaantvlDe. Interment will be private at the convenience of the family. Arrangement* are by th* Qodtrty Wmmi Home of Oesan Oty, Memorial contribatlons In her memory may be made to 6M Afc f' Sit Bobby Bryant, 43; rarpenter. deal Bobby Q. Bryant of 9® Slrapaon Av, dad Sept. m in Shore Memorial Hospital He was 43. Bora in Marlon, S£, he had resided bare for Syem. Be was a carpenter and deiigner and worked for Phil Turner Display* In Ocean City. He attended the Shlloh Baptist Church b#re. THURSDAY, OCTOBER ( George Crider, worked at Harry's Inn SOimiS mm - O*»gi R. Cfjdar of JMW, c». nectieut Av, died Monday ID »andywtoi Conraleaeert Home Wilmington, Del. He wa* 78. 9t 38yeari,be was a World War n viWMiada member gill Free and Accepted Mason*. There art no lmmedtatt «&{ ta *Muonlc tmtim wffl be oftld rt « pm MlddletoivStroble Funeral Borne. Memorial wi follow at B.-30 pa, with the Rev. Charlea Rtock of Gra« LuthenaChuirttflclatag Interment will be In Cdeitown Cemetery, Cherry HUT. Anna Walker 78; was visiti ANNANDALE - Anna M. Walker, of Cedarbridge Road died September 50 to Shore Memorial Hospital, Somm. ^ ^ ^ k ^ , N.Y,, ibt WM a loogtlm. Annandale,andwasvl*ltlngher*onlnOce«naty. She was a member of the Oder of the- Eaaton Sttf ,' Chapter 802, Rldgewood. Surviving are a son, John H. of Ocean City; a brotbtti WlBlamSAitoofWadliigBiveT,,f,a AtofWdlBiWYtflflilWMftta DavU of Hollywood, Fla., and Lorraine Owen* of Souttt C a d r a d A I ^ e f c Services were Tuwday la rat Godfrey Funeral Home, Ocean City. Interment was la Seaside Cemetery, Falen*. Memorial contributions may be made to the America* Cancer Society, 15 Dejaea Dr., Mo Grande (JIM. (rteM turn to page U) SPINNING WHEEL FLOWER SHOP Oetan City's Family Florist 858 Aibury Avi, Phone 398-1157 OctanCity, N J m& 604 CENTRAL AVENUE PMONE 399-0049 UoyDtrty Glenn Diity BUSINESS & PERSONAL PnvUkM Intiirinw For (Foui) Gtiwnttont Our Vaults Protect All Vital Documents Rrst Mattonal Stale* TMy Can't b« ffrttwn. But yt« cjn prtttct your them Wttnltinrty #tpMH For prapajt, cnuritout iirvlii, %%\ tha lac ts..^MM h ttdayl FIRST NATIONAL STATE BANK — OF SOUTH JERSEY B«k of South J««v •1 Sttit BwKOfpontkm . • An EquatOppomntty LKKHH . OCTOBER 8,1SB3 PAGE i-SECTION WE PREVENTION , Tire safety precautions for families are stressed .'Mliere ire three basic steps you can take to help re your family's safety 1 lk% to your home" notes I Etoenhardt of the Ocean / Fire Prevention Bureaur Eliminate potential fire — Install and maintain •noke detectors. _ Develop and practice a family escape plan. breaks out every 45 i In a home somewhere United States, and Aoot 7500 lives are lost to fire each year, Elsenhardt pointed autta Hi annual message on the eve of Fire Prevention Witt, Oct. MS. Some of the precautions that can be taken to reduce fiw-related tnjuriei and are, specifically: baxards •^ Keep trash in covered oxtatners and dispose Of It Wgrfarly. — Store paints, paint jMmpn and other flammable materials In thelr origlnal containers away fronvf Ire sources. —tSean work area of paint, nwjfust or trash after every *>4t-yourseU Job. —Don't overload circuits or UM frayed extension cords. If you hive problems with yonr electric, have a competent electrician check It. —Ose only fuses and circuit breakers which bear the label of (Underwriters) Laboratories (UL) or some otter recognized testing laboratory. run an extension under a rug or behind 't let large amounts accumulate either or outdoors. attics, basemento, Smoke detectori itall at least one smoke r in the hallway to bedrfjQBis. Consider Installing others have a two-story home. — If detectors are battery operated, check batteries often. Family eacape plan — Sketch layout of each floor including windows, doors, stairways. Make sure every family member is familiar with it — Work out two ateape routes from each room; mark them gn the sketch. Hold Ore drills, Including some at night, so everyone win bow what to do and be able to act quickly in an emergency, — Assign a family member Is be responsible for helping fee elderly or very young to escape, — Have an agreed upon meeting place outside wbere everyone is to go at once in caw of fire, — Count heads, stay together and dont go back into the house for personal belongings. In addition to this precuationary advice, otter activities and events the local flre department U sponsoring In observance of Fire Prevention Week Include the display of a sign proclaiming the observance at 681 Street and Asbury Avenue; a Sire Prevention Week display across from City Han in me window of the old Stalnton building; and tours of the firehouse for elementary school students. In addition and In oooptratton with McDonald's, fee firemen win ho*t a Fire Prevention appearance by Ronald fee clown for students it the primary, St. Augustine's and the Atlantic Christian schools. Cause of the early morning blaze on July 31 that gutted the second floor of Woolworth's wai eventufjUy ^traced to old New law pax>hibit$ drinking in motor vehicle Occupants of motor Into law by Governor Thomas vehicles who consume H. Kean late last month, it is alcoholic beveragea while against the law for an riding in the vehicle are now operator or passenger in a subject to stiff fines, warns motor vehicle to consume any Make sure they are Clifford W. Sndeker, director proved by Underwriters of the New Jersey Diviaion of ratories or other ap- Motor Vehicles. i testing tab. Under legislation signed IV % « 1 Ocean Roofing & Siding r ta3 West Ave. 39a-9644 Energy Services INC | Air Conditioning Refrigeration Heating Piumbing| Rwidential Commercial ISalet Service ln«allation| , i.||sMtfji^«atvlet(Attract* AYsJrtto l.MMWHk I, LMH TMUHCanWhital 1 AbtarpHoo CMfcn 4,14lt«aMalMnlN W« op«r»W, maintain, repair and upgradf Sv»t«ni and |iqU10mint ft« wniumt, eontrol, wnwrt, and sonant — also aval Itbli — PROFESSIONAL WINTER HOUSE WATCH ' ' Relax when your house Is unoccupied & we wl 11 provide: • Weekly house checks • Dally house checks when temperature is below freezing • Notification of any signs of break-ins or damages • Plumbing ft heating heeds prompttyatteidedioonyourauthorizatton CALL: R. W. BARNES 641-8673 alcoholic beverage while the motor vehicle Is being operated. The only exception applies to passengers of charter or special buses, auto cabs, limousines or livery services. A first conviction under this law carries a fine of *200. Second or subsequent convictions will carry a QN fine HOME REMODELING SPECIALIST C»l (609) 398-9644 ADDITIONS - GARAGES • DORMERS DECKS - WINDOWS - PANELING "ALL RENOVATIONS" GOODWIN BUILDING CO. 933 WEST AVE, OCEAN CITY, N.J. 10 days of community service, Snedeker ttJd, Ml 927-5932 DIAMOND REMODELING "Our Job! are 6»mi" Complete btdMT and Outdo* SpedHsti NoJobTooLinjf •rMiiul liyeariMptrlenee R§oiln0 ^ Swiif . Pinelng • Sofflt and Gutters Pay 20% less on Fuel Bill No matter If you have gas heat, oil or electric. CALL FOR FURTHER INFORMATION Install heat and rent your apartment this winter! Electric Heat costs Vbiess to install than gas or oil SMOKE DETECTORS and FIRE ALARMS installed ALL OUR ELECTRICAL WORK IS GUARANTilD ONi FULL YHAR. "Before you wire, call Maguire" Phone 398-4160 JAMES J. MAGUIRE ELECTRICAL CONSTRUCTION, INC 936 • 38 ASBURY AVE OCEAN CITY. NEW JERSEY wiring. The Asbury Avenue lire was the biggest blaze this year to date in Ocean City. Careless thinking, haphazard habits can become a way of life that can be dangerous. Practice good fire safe habits all year, Here's a check-list printed below that you could call "Preventative Medicine," Practice Fire-Safe Habits Year • Do not smoke in bed, or while watcdhlntf TV when you are tired. • Check appliances for propers, safe wiring, • Keep matches out of reach of small children. • Clean Upremove rags, trash, papers, In 8> around the home. D Preplan an tasy escape •xlt from your home and know how to call your fire department. FOR RRE INSURANCE TO FIT YOUR NEEDS, SEE D. Allen Stretch, Jr. Agency-. D. Allen Stretch, Jr., president Tom Heist, Manager -INSURER- Policles Written In Office Corner 8th & Ocean Ave., Dial: 399-0655 or 399-0007
if & I 10 - SECTION ONE THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N.J. FOUR NEW LUXURY LAGOON FRONT DUPLEX CONDOMINIUMS Including boat slips, located at one of Ocean City's finest riesidential areas; Plane Stop By—Our Salesmen will be on the site MfwMfl the hour! ol 912 noon and 1-4 p.m., Sal. & Sun, to aniwtr all queitlom. Thrti large btdreonu, i baUu, living room, oathederil ceilings, flwpUCM dining ITM, kitehtn with walk-in pantry, full Iiun #y room. Front"ind raw wrap (round decks, all ipplignces , Two at ging«, lott »nd roof decks. 18th Street and Lagoon FOR MORE INFORMATION PLEASE CALL ROGER MONROE, Realtor 398-7000 M Plan Building & Remodeling NOW! n i Thinui S. Moore PAINTING CONTRACTOR WTEWOfl - EXTEMOR Fuly bitured Ucented • Ocean City 20 Ytirs Experience FREE ESTIMATES 399-0205 GRACE FUEL CO, FuMHMHfi.ABiy Local Service Fu.l Chl«f Dili 399-0450 STAHLER'S Registered Builders Res,- 3315 West Avi,, Dili 399-2980 "W* SpMfaifza In Modernizing Hmn" ED MOONEY PAINTING ilYim bptritlWt JEMNNTUL SPECIALIST MTCRtOR • EXTERIOR • NEW A OLD WORK DECORATING Ftfy html • Fret Ettlnwttt • Chick Our Rifmnni I, WH.MONT HAMADA & SON Ail Types Of Roofing* Siding-Sheet Metal 311 Wilt Avi, Phone (609) ^lOctaneity 3811041 GENERAL ELECTRIC APPLIANCES 1 ^PflPvv W^Wi B*i Ww9^m RtsMintJil • Commercial ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS I Kitchen AM mhwaihert 930 Asbury Avenuo |Oo«an City, N.J. Dial 399.1898 \ PAINTING CONTRACTOR Interior • Exterior Injured Edward H, Reed DIAL 399-2909 Joseph B. MOREY Electrical Contractor 206 7th Street Phone 399-1243 • Bt,ld«MHI t Comm.rtHI ••IHIrlCilCHilricllnl • Marktt IIKfrlt Hut INSULATE SUMMER "InBSj 1 WINTER COOL ||yi WARM OAK AVENUE 4 MIL ROAD. MORTHnCLO •RiSidintlai — Commercia •Blownor Batted insulation •New or Old Construction •Ask About Cellin ProcMs 641-3133 'The Oldest Established Builder in Ocean City" FRED TARVES, III Complete Building Services for 31 Years HOME • BUSINESS REMODELING • REPAIRS Call Den Tarvtf, 399 2306 or 1127 1535 Bay Avenue, Ocean City, N,J, J. R. NIXON Registered Builder 223 Wist Ave. Phone 398-4529 CUSTOM BUILDER ALL TYPES OF ALTERATIONS 4 ADOTTMNS KITCHENS and BATHS MODERNIZED ROOHNGawJSIWHfl NoJobTooSmHorTooLinni (PLUMBING & HEATING) 7S0WIST AV1NUE • OCIAN CITY (609) 399-1976 SALES AND SiRVICEON Magic aef (continued from page 1) Obituaries William Shepier, 56; formerly of Ocean City SEA imM CITY - WinUm J. fflwptar of 122 «rf St., iept. » it hb hotti. He »M M. Sheptor raldid hire for three fun «nd WM forrotrly a resident of 0««n City and RwStiHir. N.Y. , Hi WM bom U) Uhtnon, Pi,, md had worked for «» Walton Furnltuni Co, in "Ayta, Hi wo • fflsK Accepted Muoni. Mr, H^ School. He (• survived by two daughters, Cindy and Susan Shepler of Peiuwylvanla. and • iliter, Nancy Richard* of Berwyn, Funeral servtaa were Saturday In the Godfrey Funeral Hone, OCMB City. Interment wai In Laurel Memorial Part, Pomccia. JEFFJFROST Alterations • Additions Decks and Siding Kitchens and Baths EimMB 653-8428 VINYL SIDING also Aiumlnum & Steal Awnings • Porch Enclosures • Seamless Gutters BAKER'S ALUMINUM 15 We»IAve., Ocean City Opens Dt»i.Call (609) 3111241 PLASTERING NEW WORK 4 PATCHING WATERPROOFED STUCCO PlASTEBHGolAIKIndi DRY WALL CONSTRUCTOR RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL SHEiTROCKING • & FISHING GREG K. CORSON AND DAUGHTER 399-7683 If no answer call 3*9-3193 EARL L. SHAW, JR. -INC.- ROOFING & SHEET METAL WORK BRYANT FORCED AIR HEATING 252 WMt Avenue mrtm Dial: 319212B I WTEfilOR 4 EXTERIORS iFogHo&Schmkl and Sons Bil m 399-3977 or 399-8442 „ Warren North REGISTERED BUILDER 7th St. ft Bay AM. Phone 3ii-2i36 Building • Remodeling • Alterations • Rooting • Siding • Interior S. Exterior Painting • Formica WorN • Furniture Ripalr ft Rt finishing "PRIi ESTIMATES" VINCENT STAHLER RiGlSTiRIDSUILDER "CUSTOM CARPENTRY" ALTERATIONS • RIMONUNB • ADDfTWNS SPECIALIZING IN VINYL SK>mG • PHONE 399-4724 • M. CHISM SpeclaHzlnfl In Cuttom Building ALIIRT H, ITITILtH (I Horn.: (809)6530317 ..l.forMyMfil (609)927-3827 « UNWOOp . N1W JlRtBY 0IM1 uiiiinniiiiHniiiiininiiii!iiii!!iiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii!iiiiiiiiiiiiii)iiMiiiiiiiiMii!iiiiiiiiiiiii Bobtrt A. Davenport Jr. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR Ri»llu«ic Pier, the dty'i 1 bookingi include the Sheraton women HotelTHeratiey bid, VaAey Forge Made Fair and an appearance on AM ! PhiladaipMa, WPV1-TV. Orcheatra with Bill Bruenle Admlatlon to the Wg bud and The Sunihine dance li |5. Boyi, • banjo band, playing For ticket* contact the during break*. William FUbllc HeUtionj Office. City Sackett will emcee and beHall, Ocean aty, 0OM. featured vocali»L Apprtahnately 1,000 runnen are aipeciea at oiia Sackett Is known (or hUreaorff ninth annual Fenton many appearance! Carey Half-Marathon and throughout the Delaware riith Women'! SOO0 Meter Valley with big banda. Hli Boardwalk Ron, Oct. S. The 1 ! event begin! I ajn. at the Muatc Pier with the naif-marathon, open to both men and women, art to begin lOajn. ConteiUnU compete In variou! age groups with medal* awarded to flrtt three In each category For Information contact Ocean aty Recreation, P.O. Box 170, Ocean aty. There win to two craft •toowi during October, both at fee Mualc Pier with free admlailon. The Sand ino Beojtart antique and crafta AowUaet for Saturday, Oct IS followed by Octan dty Green and Jarre tt are engaged High School TMf. and Mrt. Jullui A. Qreen of Marmora announce the engagement of their fipttr, Mary EUiabeth, to KkmnMJcha«lJarrett,iono< Ilr. and Bin, Michael A. Norttfiftld. brid^tobe U a 1081 of Ocean aty Ugh $ and U employed ai « aacrrtary at Prudential In- -awanea Co. of Llnwood. ;'„,}#•. Jarrett U a 1980 araduate of Mainland i I0|h School aad U a aenlor at West & * , (h) Untveritty. .,, KQ date ha» been aet for the 1 Local Kiwanlans attending annual convention were, from left, Don MoUo, Jeff Freeman and Gas Bruno. ! ihow, Oct »; hour! are I amjn. to 4 pjn. The elty'i Mb annual Kizvanians back Halloween parade, BMMored by the Exchange Cbib, wffl be .The Ocean Ctty Klwanls fUahpoint of the .weekend Thursday, Oct. 27 at 7:» pjn. Club recently sent three meeflng was me governor'! Band!, Qoatumtd marcher* delegate* to the New Jersey banquet on Saturday evening and float! are included. District Annual Convention at during which the Inrtauauon Spectator*- win to given as ftw Great Gorge Americana of the 1965^4 district Ottlcen opportunity to gueH the Rasort In Vernon Valley, N J. took place. Identity of the "Myitery President elaet Qua Bruno, Marcher," • prominent area flrat Vice president Jeff cWien who wrik! the route In Freeman and Secretary Don Motto attended the weekend conference and convention which Included KlwanU Clubs from afl over New Jersey, In addition to the election of the new itate Klwani. governor, the convention delegate! also participated In numerous workshops and educational conference*. fundraiser 0&OO.29 The freihman cla*» of Qty High School IJ ring • fund railing ,«•»»? 1 To appraise Mary Green, Kevin Jarrett antiques Oct, 16 •how and Bale on the cPler,8:30ajn.to3pjn. The Mainland chapter of dy, Oct 28. Shore Memorial Hospital hDenti will be women's auxiliary will m and door prtMa sponsor an antique appraisal -awarded. day at Harry's Inn, Someri TJealer'i table! are Point on Saturday, Oct, 15 llable for the event. For from 11 mm, to I pjn. ble reMrvatloni or In- Ted Paneeast and Tina 4 pjn. Hurley of Octan aty Antiques raljed by fee cl«aa wUT appraise Items brought i next four yean wUl feat day for a donation of *3 d expenae* for theper article. All proceed* wUl lor-«enlor prom, the benefit Shore Memorial ftutook for tbdr »«nlor year Hospital. nd v»rtou» daw^ôd «h ttvltiet. B ttM Muunr ¥ •dtquatn, KboUnhipt will be iwinted to roemberf of the 1987 lenlor d«M. < v. • • • • • • • • • • • • ^ Medical Care When You Need Itl SATURDAY and SUNDAY Appointment! or Walk-In Service Call 927-9555 #% C€NT€A 149 Ocim Hetghtt Awe. Egg Harbor Twp. (Only ont milt from itarn's) j SJ • •_!_! I I ' ' ' ' " A checking account, thars not earning interest, is an expense account. CMCS&Lpavs5U"n interest on checking (NOW) accounts. And there's absolutely no expense if Vnu maintain a S200. balance. Mnv County Stiwinris & LOCHI HOU'.i' N j OB? Duo planurta, Jeffry and Ronald Marlowe perform at the Mualc Pier, Sunday, Oct 23at8pjn.aj part of the fall Friend* of Mutic lerlea. Admlatlon to the concert to •10 with a lerUi ticket available for 130 at fee door, TJM dty opened October with an Indian Summer weekend which featured a block party and seafood festival. The event wai neeessful despite rainy weather and wfll be held again in 1984. "GRACE OIL CO. HAS ALWAYS BEEN DEPENDABLE FAIR; . .PERIOD/' THATS WHY THEY'VE BEEN SERVING OUR FAMILY MEMBERS SINCE 1912, Customer service It flrtt at Grace. Wilch.explolns why people have b#«niiteiyiBg,wj1h MAaAM, "*y«ofi;"'LHfe tningi mawlSeiiv tarenoe Such as on Hm« delivefy vsphen you need it., .radio dlipotoh«d trueki.. and the taef mot we employ our own service people It all belli down to who you can trust. And people hov» been trusting Grace slnot 191SI •Budget plan •Fuel Oil •Burner Service •Water Clear Kerosene •Gasoline 5«v/ng Atlantic & Cope May Counties CRRCE OiL CO. SINCH 1')I2 '• 399-O4W • M2-2421 • 101 E, 5th Ave., North Wlldwooa BUTTON UP YOUR HOME Savt Eneriy - Save Monty Quality enamel aluminum storm doors and windows can help cut painful fuel energy bills by keeping winters cold winds outside while you stay nice and warm inside. Phone 927-4133 >$. PAGE 11 - SECTION Of^ ITATMUfNt OFQWNIRMIP^MAHAMMINT AWPCIIICULATIOX • *ltliif'riiVrtil1fin TTii ln"ml I H|i t MMIf l-llln»: MclMMMM, Htl I. PnOUMlV M IMMi WMlly new) M«MM1r MM Nn MM. 1A. Ho M IHIM PvMMiiM Aiwwlly i M I a. Mwl ivMowisn Frt«i IIMM ntM, 4 UaWM m iw miijquinin sr o«iwf»i amimw onkw rt m» pmiiimii i: I, IKMMtrM.O:»«fv, MM Mm com*, PM* Jam m«. ii rat mM, OCMII o»v, N J. m •MVLHI*,CwlMiy,NJ.IeM, 7.
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