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'PAGE 6 — SECTION ONE OCEAN CITY (N.J.) SENTINEL-LEDGER
Photos by Doug Matofl
The Rev. Charles F. Rinck Jr., pastor of Grace
Lutheran Church in Somers Point and Daniel
. Greis look on as Mary Ann Blankenship tosses a
shovel full of dirt at groundbreaking ceremonies
Sunday.
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. Morgan Morris III, chairman of the building committee, breaks ground
for the $120,000 addition to Grace Lutheran Church in Somers Point Sunday
as members of the committee and congregation look on.
Realtor group reports
Preventive maintenance
can save on repairs
Unexpected repair bills
around the home can play
havoc with the family budget.
Whether it's a nonfunctioning
TV or an air conditioner that
won't cool, you may be in for
trouble.
That's why it makes sense
to adopt a preventive
maintenance program. While
such a program will not stop
your water heater or other
items from wearing out
eventually, it should prolong
their useful life. Costly, and
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bills can be reduced as well.
And, according to Norman
Kailo, president of the 17,000
member New Jersey
Association of Realtors, you
don't have to be master
mechanic, electrician or
plumber either. A few tools, a
good reference book on
common home repairs,
patience, time and little
common sense will get you by.
How do you get started?
First, organize a central
reference file for all those
little instruction manuals and
pamphlets which came with
appliances, while not all of
them are worthwhile, many
contain useful tips for routine
maintenance.
Once you have organized
your files, go through the
manuals and set up a
calendar to remind you when
to conduct routine maintenance.
Your calendar also
should remind you when to
call servicemen for seasonal
maintenance on things such
as your funutnce and air
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where the main shut-off valve
for your water system is
located.
Find the location of individual
shut-off valves, if
they exist, for sinks and
commodes. Use of these
valves will enable you to fix
leaky faucets and malfunctioning
commodes, without
turning off the wa teftupply to
the entire house. ' :
Of course, you also should
know where to find such
things as your septic tank and
circuit breaker or fuse box.
(You can save a lot of time
locating blown fuses by noting
which rooms or areas they
serve on a diagram kept
nearby.)
Every preventive maintenance
program also should
include periodic inspections of
your entire home. Be as
thorough as possible. You
might find it worthwhile to
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draw up a checklist of items to
inspect.
What should you look' for?
Damp areas on the ceiling
may be evidence of a leak in
the roof or dogged gutters. A
perpetually wet basement
may be the result of faulty
drainage, clogged vertical
drainpipes or inadequately
waterpoofed basement walls.
You can save money by
making minor repairs
yourself. However, it's wise
not to attempt repairs best
left to a professional. Unless
you are qualified, let
professionals work on things
such as your washer and
dryer and your heating and
cooling system.
Hogan promoted
James L. Hogan, son of Mr.
and Mrs. John Hogan of
Ocean City, was recently
elected assistant vice
president in First Pennsylvania
Bank's International
Department.
Mr. Hogan, who Joined the
bank this year, is responsible
for portfolio management and
business development in
Venezuela, Columbia and
Ecuador,
Prior to joining First
rlvania, he was emby
Central National
in Chicago as a second
vice president of international
bmudng.
' A graduate of Ocean Qty
Mgh School, he holdi a BS
Wake Forest University and
earned a master's degree at
Vanderbilt University.
He and his wife, Jane,
reside in Wayne, Pa. with
their daughter.
THURSDAY. MAY 31.197ft
Guest and Apartment House
Association elects officers
Members of the Ocean City
Guest and Apartment House
Association .elected new officers
for the 197940 season at
their regular Thursday
meeting. The posts of
president, vice president,
second vice president,
correspoding secretary,
recording secretary, and
treasurer were filled by
Donna Hughes, Glenn
Scheeler, Orthia Reilly,
Douglas Yearsley, Thelma
Moore and Bonnie Yearsley,
respectively.
Newly-elected board
members were Agnes Trofa,
Jack Schmidt, and Floss Schmidt.
Handing over the gavel,
former President Pat King
thanked her fellow outgoing
officers for their service to the
association.
The association then
presented the guest speaker.
New arrivals
Seven families in the area
welcomed new arrivals at the
Stork Club of Shore Memorial
Hospital. Congratulations go
to:
Donald and Kathleen
(Mclnnes) Tomlinson of 28 St.
.Martins PI., Marmora, a
girl, May 21.
John and Nancy (Dillon)
Sullivan of 2 Surrey Av.,
Northfield, a girl, May 22.
Paul and Joyce (Rich)
Henderson of 1105 Shore Re,
Northfield, a boy, May 22.
Joseph and Vada (Olden)
Weatherbee of 417 W.
Edge wood Ave., Linwood, a
boy. May 24
Guy and Nancy (Berges)
Wert of 437 Roosevelt Av.,
Northfield, a boy, May 25.
Michael and Lonnie
(Stanoch) Strand of 138
Cblwich Dr., Somers Point, a
may 28.
Frank and Dinene (Kemper)
Bixler of Rt. 50,
Tuckahoe. a boy, May 27.
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William J. McMahon,
executive vice president of
National Associates, 'an in-
surance brokerage based in
Cape May. Mr. McMahon
spoke on the special insurance
problems itinerant in guest
and aparment house
ownership.
An expert in the field, Mr.
McMahon provided tips and
current facts on obtaining and
maintaining fire, liability,
and new homeowners
policies available to most
guest- house owners.
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save money on adequal?
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The association nrovidesipl
many such services geared to'
apartment and guest house
owners and encourages new
members.'
On June 14, the Ocean City
Guest and Apartment House
Association will host its an-£ j
nual dinnerparty at the Luray9 j
Hotel. All members and interested
persons are welcome
and may obtain details by
calling Donna Hughes at 399-
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Making breads really'isn't
difficult. It is, in fact, easy to
fit baking into the busiest
workday schedule. '
Today's hints include a few
recipes for baking homemade
bread Even people who work
fult time can appreciate these
quick bread ideas — and
Batter should be mushy,
neither too thick nor too thin.
You can always add flour or
liquid to get that perfect
balance. :
For a start try one of these
delicious quick oread recipes.
CARROTBREAD
2 eggs
enjoy them with soup, salad, Mi c. maple syrup or one-
or a pleasant cup of tea. third c. honey
Quick breads are almost Vt c. melted sweet butter or
effortless. They're light oil or a combination
straightforward and ver- 1 tap. vanilla
satile. You can even invent iv* cups grated or shredded
your own. It's especially easy raw. carrot
once you've mastered the % c. chopped nuts
basic procedure:
>A c. gold raisins (optional)
Sift dry ingredients evenly IV* cups unbleached white
to distribute leaveners and flour
spices.
\Vi taps, baking powder
Add dry ingredients to wet Vt tsp. baking soda
ones all at once, with a few 1 tsp. ground cinnamon
quick strokes. Too vigorous V» up. ground ginger
mixing makes a tough loaf. % tap. salt
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Preheat the oven to 325 then the butter or oil and
degrees.
vanilla. Stir in the carrots,
In a mixing bowl beat the nuts and raisins, distributing
eggs until they are light and evenly Sift together the flour,
somewhat thickened. Beat in baking powder, soda, cin-
the maple syrup or honey, namon, ginger and salt. Add
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thave, to be diffie u
to i u e liquids and fold in until
Just mixed.
Pour the batter into a
(reased medium loaf pan and
nke for 4540 minutes, or
until the top feds springy. Let
it sit in the pan for about 10
minutes before removing to
cool on a rack.
Makes one medium loaf.
minutes or until the top feels mixing bowl beat .
springy. Let the loaf sit to its uniU Ught and thick,
pan 10-15 minutes before the honey, potatoes,
removing to cool on a rack. and butter, rum,
Makes one loaf,:
orange peel.-
Sift together the ,
baking powder andufalt.
Combine with . *"
ingredients and fold U
until just mixed. ~
into a greased n*
loaf pan and bake .
minutes or unto the it,
springy. Lei it sit in its j
lOminutes before i
cool on a rack.'
Bob Shomo, a member of the Ocean City High School Band, works out
on the drums during Monday's Memorial Day ceremonies.
MARMALADE
QUICK BREAD
legg
one-third c. honey
tt c. melted sweet butter (l
stick)
V» c. orange Juice
Vt c. orange or other
marmalade (the combination
lemon, orange, and grapefruit
Is noteworthy)
2 tblspn. rum (or orange
Juice)
1 c. chopped walnuts or
almonds
2 cups unbleached white
flour. If marmalade is very
runny, add V* c. more flour.
2 tsp. baking powder
% tsp. baking soda
tt tap. salt
Preheat oven to 350
degrees. In a large mixing
bowl beat the egg until light in
color. Beat in honey, melted
butter, orange juice, marmalade
and rum. Stir in the
chopped nuts.* Sift together
the flour, baking powder, soda
and salt Combine with liquid
mixture and. stir until Just
mixed. Pour batter into a
greased loaf pan and bake 80
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