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j - f MI • I: •I ifc 6 — SECTION TWO OCEAN CITY (N.J.) SENTINEL-LEDGER THURSDAY. MAY 31, If79 Mrs. Freda Bonham poses with her grandson. Will Skadsberg, prior to his installation. Skadsberg installed at Minnesota lodge Will Skadsberg Jr., grandson of Mrs. Freda Bonham of 1135 Bay Av., was installed as worshipful master of .Albert Pike Masonic Lodge in Hopkins, Minn., May5. Highlights of the installation were a piano solo by Mrs. Bonham's great granddaughter, Stephanie Skadsberg, and the presentation by Mrs. Bonham of her late husband Harry's masonic ring to her grandson. Mr. . Skadsberg is the son of the former Bonnie Bonham, originally from Ocean City. Mrs. Bonham flew to Hopkins, a suburb of Minneapolis, for the public installation. Wood that won't rot? DOCK LADDERS Osmose JOS' AH Weather Wood 399-8304 Pressure Treated PAINT STORE Family Owned and Operated Since 1908 wmmi^mmimmmmmmm WALLPAPER VINYL WALL COVERINGS wmmmmmmmm—mmmmmmmmmm ISTAIN ... or PAINT? TROUBLI-FRlt, WILL NOT CRACK, PKl. BUSTER * For thoie planning to build or remodel soon, the bou' of decision is approaching. Will tf be *tain or paint for your home" 3 Think it o*cr carefully, for a building once painted can never be? stained . . and the uniqj** beauty, economy and 'protection that stains provide may be iovt forever. Today the trend it toward stains. • economical* *a*Y to apply and maintain. • Surface* need no tcraplrtg, sanding, priming. • Penetrate deeply, protecting wood fibers. • In home the beauty of the grain, * S7 thades; unique color effect*. orcumvf MAIMS (M SO. JMSftT JOS. SOLTZ PAivrsTORt: 2517 ATLANTIC AVE. ATLANTIC CITY, NJ. 344-2177 11ffMIflfUKWV Soifer reports You'll enjoy reading the Flower Show schedule* By MARK SOIFER We also learn that cactus is we offer a lot! A is tor an- our fascinating Flower Show be a collection for Multiple then move to the Memorial Public Relations Director a "succulent" plant. Let's try niversary, this is the year. schedule today. Sclerosis on the boardwalk Field, 6th St. and Wesley Av., one for breakfast tomorrow And soon... , . . This weekend: Friday, the with'a number of, celebrities 10:30 a.m. Congressman. Fascinating reading. That's with milk and sugar (or honey More importantly this Ocean City Mens' Chorus will including TV newsman Larry William Hughes will be guest *. the 1979 Ocean City Cen- if you're a purist). folder will tell you how topresent a concert at the Music Kane participating. speaker. ' tennial Flower Show The artistic design section enter the Flower Show and Pier, boardwalk and Moorlyn Sunday, the Ocean City Arts Our thanks to PriscOla schedule. of the folder is very cleverly what you will see when you Ter.. 8 p.m. A fine group led Center Orchestra will present Parker, South Jersey School An awesome amount of done. Dig these lead-ins that visit it. A committee of 14by Tom PerUns. There will be a concert at 8 p.m. featuring of Baton, Tevis Wernicoff, information is compacted into spell out the name Ocean worked for six months to put it a donation. Edmund DeLuca. Admission, Bay view Marina and the this nine-by- 14-inch folder. City: O is for Ocean City, together and now it's yours! Saturday, the Ocean City free. Somers Point 'Gymnastic Hie fact the show is being that's for shore! C is for•Free! At the city hall annex Masonic Club will hold a Monday, Memorial Day Flippers for help during held Friday, June 8 through centennial — one hundred and various flower shops private banquet at the Pier 6 services will begin at 9:15Martin Mollusk Sunday, June 10 is certainly years! E is for entertainment, around town. Get your copy of p.m. During the day there will a.m. at the Music Pier and relevant. And the information about the Trade Fair, June 7 through June 9 is not to be sneezed at. But what I like best are the descriptions of various plants in the horticultural division. For instance, "Class 14: Rhizomes, tubers or horizontal rootstock and bulbs." What a combination of words — all except bulbs. Hard to find these anywhere but in a flower show schedule. Directly under this we discover that iris can be (1) tall bearded or (2) beardless. Who would connect an iris with beards? Certainly not me and I shave twice a day. Under Roses there are 11 categories, six of which are . hybifl tea then floribunda and grandiflora, etc. Why no coffee roses? One wonders. The flowering perennials or biennials have the most poetic names. These sounds send me: Columbine, sweet william, delphinium and clemantis. Shasta daisy \s not bad either. D f>3#> ceremonies. ' Planning needed for traveling with pet There once wasa time when pet explore the interior of If your pet is going to be out of method of removal. Animals hang himself. ' pets were automatically sent your car for a few minutes your care, make sure the traveling with you will need You can nave a fine time to local kennels or boarded while you sit inside. Take the carrier is clearly labeled with food, water, and toilet stops. vacationing with your pet — if with friends when families pet for a short ride one day, address tag and feeding in- 'Where will the pet stay if you plan ahead. Talk with went on vacation. Today, and a longer one the next day. structions. not permitted to accompany your veterinarian, tran- increasing numbers of cats You'll soon know if the pet is Do you plan to stay in hotels the family into a local tourist sportation companies, and and dogs are being included susceptible to car sickness or or motels? Not all accept pets. attraction? Special con- friends with pets for the best on trips to the beach or is distressed by unfamiliar It's best to call ahead and sideration is needed for a petsuggestions. moutains. If you intend to surroundings. Your check. left alone in a car. Sun on the take your pet on vacation, veterinarian may prescribe a Are you traveling to a windshield can turn a car into JoeSeyfert consider the following mild tranquUizer for a pet foreign country? Contact the an, oven and your pet could questions first: that is a poor traveler. Pets foreign embassy or consul easily suffocate. If you must Is your pet in good health? are also less susceptible to official for information about leave, try to park in the shade HANDYMAN Are its vaccinations up tomotion sickness if they're fed quarantine restrictions, and leave the windows partly date? A vacation should be a in the evening, after the day's rabies vaccinations and open — just enough for "No Job To Small" ; pleasant, carefree time; travel is over. health certificates. Some ventilation, but not wide Roofing, Siding, Paintingyou'll enjoy the trip more Do you have a carrier for quarantine periods may enough for your pet to escape. Insured, Work Guaranteed • knowing your pet is protected your pet? All pets should be extend for several weeks or Don't leash your dog to a against rabies, distemper and accustomed to riding in a box- months. If you'll be window or tie him Up inside Phone: 398-5682: other contagious pet w*w*t like, ventilated container. It is vacationing in a warm the car, as he might easty before you leave home. impractical tohokia pet, even climate (inside or outside the Is your pet accustomed to a small one, on your lap forUnited Suites) that might car travel? If you're not sure, long periods. Also it is not have mosquitoes, ask your plan two or three short trips very safe. A frightened pet veterinarian about heart- WALTS HANDYMANI several weeks before your may jump out an open window worm medicine for your dog. Service scheduled departure. Let your or injure itself, the driver, and When added to your dog's passengers during a-sudden food, heartworm medicine stop. To condition your pet to prevents the development of "No Job Too Small" Col. McGowan speaker accept a carrier, let the cat or the heartworm larvae that • Carpentry dog inspect the open unit at enter the dog with the bite of home for several days. You an infected mosquito. •Painting may even consider placing at Point ceremonies the pet's food dish inside for a • Roofing & Siding Will you have time to give SOMERS POINT — Col. police department; parade day or two. Carry the pet in your pet the necessary at- • Masonry Repair Paul A. McGowan, com- marshal Allan O. Risley, past the carrier, first in the house, tention during the trip? Dogs mander of the 3rd Basic state chief of staff of the VFW then around the neighborhood that splash m the surf can 398-0094 Training Brigade at Fort Dix, and deputy chief of police; and finally in the car. become quite uncomforatable was'guest speaker at theMayor Harvey L. Smith, the Are you familiar with if salt and sand are not KitchenAkl annual Memorial Day color guard from Storck regulations governing pet thoroughly rinsed from the Ceremony Monday at the War Army Reserve Center in travel by bus, plane or other coat each day. Pets in wooded Memorial. Northfield, Mainland public transit? Tran- areas should be examined to Col. McGowan joined the Regional High School band, sportation companies often remove burrs, twigsand other Army in 19S6. He received his color guard of VFW Post 2189 fy the~type of carrier debris. In some areas, ticks BS degree from Fordham with commander Mike Mr- accept, and conditions can be a problem. Ask your AFPLI University and-his master's vica and members of the • which pets may travel. veterinarian about the proper from Sycracuse University. Auxiliary with president HEADQUARTERS He also is a graduate of the Pearl Mrvica, 36 men from Infantry Officers Course, Fort Dix with Lt. Rose, the Command and General Staff Jordan Road School band, Mrs. Ford is installed College and the Army War American Legion Post 3S3 College: with commander Leo Mulry He has received a number and Auxiliary with president of decorations including a Charlotte Cameron. Women^stCIdbpresident Bronze Star, Republic of The National Guard color Vietnam Honor Medal and guard, Boy Scouts, Cub Parachutist Badge. Scouts, Girl Scouts, Brownies, LTNWOOD — Mrs. Clar- The conservation and Canine dogs, Somers Point ence Ford was' installed garden department will hold a The parade which pre- Volunteer Fire companies 1 as president of the Women's •mwuam * ism tnwoien pot hick Mntyfrr ^nij plant ceded the ceremony and 2 with auxiliaries, Somers dub of Linwood for the 1*79- exchange for the final raw mm MSNKSS started at 11 a.m. Point Rescue Squad and other 1980 year at the annual in- meeting of tbe year. It will be The line of march in- military and • civilian stallation dinner held recently held May 30 hi the home of cluded Chief Lyn Bader of the organizations. at Tuckahoe Inn. Mrs. Arthur Mrs. Henry Gilson and will n's Truman was installing officer honor the new chairman, Mrs. and Mrs. Peter Weston John Suplee. presented the president's; pin Several members volun- Garage getting crowded? to Mrs. Ford. teered to enter the walk-a- Other officers installed thon for the benefit of the Sell it empty with a want ad ELECTRIC were Mrs. Darnel O'Brien, Heunbold School. The affair vice president; Mrs. Thomas will take place June 2 on the Finnegan, corresponding Atlantic aty boardwalk. secretary; Mrs. Eugene The final meeting of the iMMtatltJ ft GtMtraM DeAnnuntls, recording year for the club will be TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE secretary; Mrs. Richard AatNary Avtww Bitl 3M-1BH Monday, June 18 in Central Lampracht, treasurer; Mrs. United Methodist Church. John Suplee, Federation secretary, and Mrs. Paul ACROSS Gerkens. • Each newly-Installed officer received a white orchid corsage and a floral nosegay representing her office. The banquet chairmen were Mrs. Carl Genoa and Mrs. Walter Amann. Guests were welcomed by Mrs. Virginia Bakes and Mrs. Shirley I .•* 1 Le —. France S Pronoun 9 Climb 14 Old Greek coin 15 Leave out 16 Avid 17 Voting, e.g.: 2 words 19 Girl's name 20 Cast 21 Guido's nole 23 Instrument 24 Maintains 27 — Bombeck 29 Curls 31 Riposte 35 Favoring 37 Gem unit 39 Prohibit 40 Realty units 42 Speedy 44 Criticism 45 Easterner 47 Beginners: Var. 49 Small fish 50 Less far 52 Abhor 54 Baths river 56 Retailers &f.J$$ jr r V 1 59 Blind strip 62 Married 64 Peepshow 65 Pigment 67 Plumbing fixture •70 Proverb 71 Assam silkworm 72 — Kelt 73 Of kidneys 74 Split 75 Noted DOWN 1 Yemen port 2 ••— Irish Rose" 3 Where Halifax is: 2 words 4 Splinter 5 Coal holder 6 Big bird 7 Ceremony 8 Fashion 9 Ocean 10 Compositions 11 Exchange ' premium 12 Apollo's mother 13 Of a time period nnnnn nnnnn nnn nnnnrc nnnrin nnn rmnnnmnnnmn nnn nrinH nnmn nnnnn nnnn nnnnnn nannnn aannnn nrannn nmnnn nnn nnnn nnnnn nnern •aa aaaza aaaaa lltJLIII Jl t II.UIIJIJI I Daaaaa aana uuuau LiLiau uuuu UUU LJUUUULJuUUUU MUD JUUUU UUUUU UULJ UUUUU UUUUU 18 Of a rareearth element 22 Airline abbr. 25 Autocrat 26 Dieter Jack 28 Came upon 30 Engaging 32 Remove v 33 Route 34 Large volume 35 Intend 36 Flower 38 Bushed 41 — Springs. N.Y. 43 Adore foolishly 46 State: Abbr. 48 Parches 51 Tier S3 Schedules 55 More recant 57 Income: Fr. 58 Auto 58 Clcatrix 60 Ore deposit 61— AM* ?[ *ft H* -did 63 Defy 66 Nun, e.g.: Abbr. 68 Err 66 Fedora, e.g. M -^ •*•• Brick of the Atlantic Performing Arts Canter was guest speaker. She showed a photo of a planned building for tbe center. Tbe building was desttnad by the Frank Uoyd Wrsjht Institute and will contain areas forjbeaten art, dbjplay rooms, library and a. fa th^ ut Xwi Pageant Other business included the approval of a scholarship to a graduating student - at Mainland F+gfrinal Hl School and a bond for sn d o f Mbaveo toCttasnahlp festftut* to be "' in June at Douglaes Phyllis Frfck |a % • - -'• ikv Here's how to keep insects and other unwanted guests off your patio. Enclose it. The patio is your special summer room. ^.v^, it this year without Jhe discomforts of a broiling san and annoying insects. These attractive enclosures are maintenance-free, never rusjt, never ' n&sd painting and are designed ta blend into the scheme of your home., • ;^.-..-. > , ^;.-.:-. •••• ,^,'-v- ^V'-w in series New commemorative bottle set forBatstofestival' Another limited-edition furnace is on the reverse side. Batsto commemorative bottle "Collectors will want to add will be introduced at theihis to their collection/ Tenth Annual Historic Crafts Festival at Batata Village on June 10. The festival Is a . yearly event sponsored by the Batsto Citizens Committee. Tlie bottle, amethyst to color, is thesixth in tbe series. The gristmill and ore boat, central to tbe village or Batsto, are depicted on the , front of the bottle. Tbe toon • * 1 wUo •'The 18TO flaik is oMottbeiMSt handsome yet.' said I aw sure tiw demand for it J. Edward Pfelffer, chairman iU of the bottle design group. "They win only be available while supplies last, so requests should be sent in as early aa possible," he added. Since no more than 1,000 copies have been made of each of the limited-edition series, they have been sellouts shortly after their 7 booking, and Tours of Wharton mansion Batsto Post Office that day. will be conducted hourly. Families are welcome to i-time resident craft- Tickets for tbe mansion tour bring picnic lunches. Braid, mitjlch tmtt of any, smen of Batsto Village wBl must be purchased at thecheese, tarts, hot dogs, and bottle," said also display their arts. visitors' center. The village ice cream wflj be on sale at A candlemaker, weaver, stagecoach, drawn by a team the village. The bottles were band- potter, chaircaner, and of horses, will be operating The commemorative flask blown one at a tune by woodcarvcr, among them will throughout the day. Tickets can be obtained by sending a Clevenger.Brothers, Clayton, explain their skills aa they for the stagecoach ride are check or money order of 110 using historic techniques. work. purchased at the General plus fl.50 for postage to the Some of the demonstrations The gristmill at the village Sore. Batsto Citizens Committee, at the June 10 crafts festival. will be in operation grinding Batsto commemorative Batsto Village, Rout* 1, Somers Point's Police Chief Lyn Bader. reported Crafts Festival uorn with the oldstcnewheels plates along with back issues Hammonton, 00037. representing the Somen Point Police Athletic Chairman Bill Hawthorn, installed nearly 300 years ago. of tbe Batato Gasette will be wBl indudfr broadside prin- on sale. Also, visitors are Admission and parking for League, presents Gall Katten with a $200 check sall making, quilt The sawmill will be cutting encouraged to become the"Historic Crafta Festival to be used for books in the local RIF program. , decoy carving, sheep cedar logs from nearby FViends of Batsto. A special are free. Historic Batsto Ponteri Construction Co. ' 're hai " forests into construction commemorative postal cover Village is located on Route Residential A Commercial bookbinding, spinning, and wm.alsp be available by the Stt, north of Hammonton. New Construction & Remodeling • CUSTOMHOMES Housing prices rise, realtor group reports • ADDITIONS* DORMERS of a resale borne was M level, the report says, it is home oontinued(to tm during —15.7 percent higher than in • KITCHEN* BATH REMODELING below tbe same period in 1978 the first few months of 1079, March of 1978 and nearly one- when homes were moving at •ROOFING* SIDING but the market remains third higher than me median an annualized rats in curias I and condominiums are price of Just two years ago. of 4 million units. • SHEETROCKING* FINISHING Ida of strength, The report also points out that If tingle-family housing Is to the spring new homes, which cost slowing ever eo tttgbtly, the • CUSTOM FORMICA WORK housing market survey of the somewhat more than existing condominium National Association of properties, also have been •ACOUSTICAL CEILINGS appreciating rapidly. . " •RESTAURANT* MOTEL By March tbemeduui price "The median price of new homes which sold in March RENOVATION was 100,400," the report said, "a jump of 13.8 percent over • FORMICA WALL UNITS the same month last year and TOPS and CABINETS 30.? percent over March M77." Real estate experts predict -SERVICE & QUALITY that the prices of singleflunily properties win con- AT FAIR PRICES- tinue to cDinb and most indicated that the rate of in- No Matter What Your BuHding Needs Are, crease will continue at a double-digit pace. Call 399-0389 • i» ARM *!»»•» The actual rate of sales in March was at a seasonallyadjusted rate of 3.65 million units and whue this is a strong Plan Buildtag & RenudeliRg NOW! PAINT • Interior ' ROBERTS CHRIS JACORY • exterior PLASTERING • Floor ROOFMG • Bricklaying and Pointing •Shingles •Siding • Pre-Cast Steps Foglio & SchmW •Butters * and SONS itsiOcawilvt. OcaaaCMy ng ESTHETES Phone 399-3977 (609)399-8442 398-6208 833 West Avenue • Ocean City, NJ. 399-1806 • State License #30369 Robert A. Gill is now iLL'NDiLLOl m Point police donate books The Somers Point Police that athletics h> not the Athletic League, since its part of recreation that creation over a year ego, has cerns them. They have been involved in a number of generously donated two community activities and hundred dollars to the projects. Since the beginning Reading Is Ft their efforts have contributed program here. THs demand for newly- to a autumn soccer p ogram which is locally called comtructed and converted summer and winte winter areGreat" (BAG)isdesjgnatl condos is greater than hi the basketball, street hockey, to give children a chance 11 spring of last year. Hale league baseball, girls explore' books of their "The increased level of Softball, spring soccer, two choice. The donation consumer interest hi eonboxing tournaments, and made possible the, fJuflkinlttns hats pttMhic^d ft construction of a gym. over 400 books, which will tie ffct)t f^n*^ good deal of developer en- The Somers Point PAL distributed throughout tt e to be taking up some of thethusiasm for construction of has recently demonstrated upcoming year.' : . • alack, accordtag to survey new units as weD as tbe results. - • ' - • - • - - - ••••-—-—"i conversion of rental units," "One of the most interesting Hovde continued. "Part of the results of our survey was the appeal of condos Is that hi Receives masters degree extraordinary performance hi many areas they are the only the market for con- LIN WOOD - Kevin L. baugb are graduates available housing hi a price dominiums," Donald I. Shambaugh, son of Mr. andMainland Regional. HIU range which Is affordable to Hovde, president of the Mrs. Earl L. Shambaugh Jr. School. Mrs. Shambaugh is many first-tune buyers." National Association of of Linwood, received a graduate of LankenaoSji The survey also noted that Realtors said. masters of arts degree in of Nursing. Philadelphia substantial price appreciation "Most of the respondents in history from Seton Hall to presently employed * hi expected in the con* the survey stated that the University, South Orange, at Veteran's Hospital, graduation exercises held Orange. ' . , • May 19. Mr. Shambsugh received an early acceptance to Seton Legion band to perform Hall University LawSchool to start hi September. He is ROOFINOand CAPE HAY COURT general public, as are aQmarried to the former Jaime HOUSE —Visitors to theactivities and programs at tbe Lynne Ireland of Somers Cape Hay County Park on county park. The entire Point and they are residing in Sunday, June 3, will be family will enjoy a day at the East Orange. He is e graduate wtummomm treated to a concert by one of park. There are nature trails, of Upsala College, East the most acclaimed musical courts and free eauipment forOrange. 252 West Avenue organizations hi New Jersey. many sports, picnic tables Both Mr. and Mrs. Sham- Olal3tf-212t The Millville American and grilles, tbe children's soo, Legion Band, sponsored by a nature center, and there is Nabb-Leslie Post 82, will plenty of free parkbut right- perform on tbe stage of the on the park grounk. Visitors park's snowmobile at 8:30are reminded to bring their Sunday afternoon, presenting own seating for the concert. -a varied program of con- The Cape Hay County Park temporary music, show tunes, is open from 9 a.nu to dark, novelty numbers and well- dally. It is located on Route 9, known marches. Shore Rd, Justa mile north of the Stone Harbor Blvd. traffic Since the Millville light. 1255 Atkinson Alt. American' Legion Band was RL9. formed in 1930 by a one-time member of die great Sousa PAL BOXING MATCH band, the late Arthur The Somers Point Police Lascbke, it has been named Athlete League is spuncerlpg state champion on an average an Amateur Athletic of every other year. It is now Association boxing show on the oldest active Legion band Saturday, June 9 at 8: IS pun. fat New Jersey. at the Jordan Road School hi J. WILKINS ROORNG Sunday's concert in theSomers Point Tickets are tt Reptfrs • Butters park by the Nabb-Leslie Band for adults and $3 for children. will be free and open to the Tickets will be on sale at tbe Somers Point Police ' Department (9*7-6461). Proceeds from the show will benefit the Somers Point PAINTING PAL. CONTRACTOR GRACE Interior-Exterior RJELCO. Pod OU-24 Hra. A Day Local Service Joseph B. MOREY Electrical Contractor 206 7th Street Phone 399-1243 11 • MUrMI electric Hut . Wt R«p*lr Small Appliance PAMTMG CONTRACTOR Interior - Exterior Insured Edward H. Reed DIAL 399-2909 R00FIN6 SIDING Renlstsred Builder Edmund LWIsham 810 Octaa Aw. >v £, EVERYTYPEOF fnl^1I^» BttLDH88EIIVICE ftCOMMERQlAL ALTERATIONS CALL TODAY PHONE 3452191 The Oldest Established Builder ta Ocean City- FRED TARYES, III I'-'-S. a.-'. »;•".; Complete BulMinfl Services for Si Years. HOME • BUSINESS REM0DELIM6 • REP/URS MOD CaMpeeTBrvee.ltt«eMr*!*f S T A H LER'S REGISTERED BUILDERS RM.: 3315 Watt Aw.. DW 399-2980 "WE SPECIALIZE M MODERMZMG HOMES" Warren North REfinnEREDBULDEft 7t>8tftBayAv9. PIMM 399-2936 BulMIng • Remodeling • Alterations • Roofing * Siding • Interior ft Bixtorior Painting • Formica Work "FRH ISTIMATKS" J. R. NIXON RigMwid Builder 223 WEST AVENUE CUSTOM BUILDER ALL TYPES OF ALTERATIONS « ADOITIONS KITCHENS and BATHSiMOOBIMZED NoJtbTMSmaforTMLarge DM 399-3594 911 Garden Parkway Jerry McDonald HOME imVSMBITS Registered BulHjer One Cell for All Types of Residential and Commercial Reno vat lowland Repairs •^W • I P ^ ^lWBy--^B#^eH»a% •1332 Thomas S. Moore 399-0205 PLASTEHNG NEW WORK 1MTCHMQ WATBW00FED STUCCO nJlSTERMSafMIQafc DRY WALL CONTRACTOR RE8DENTML« COMMERCIAL SHEETROCKING A FINISHING GREG. K. CORSON 399-7683 If no answer call Jtt-Jltj OIL 24-HOUR SERVICE SOCONY VACUUM AGENCY 810ASBURYAVE. DIAL 399-1751 ANY ELECTRICAL JOB Requires the Woifc of Professionals PHONE Dtp - 399-5445, NgM* - 399-5448 ANDERSON ELECTWC COMPANY 124TWMiJ(W. PLUMBING HEATING 750 WEST AVENUE OCEAN CITY. NEW JERSEY C$3H] •1970 OFFICE PHONE (0081 RC8IOENCE PHONE ^TH6 TIME... MAKE IT I luLpjoin lyjAYTAG • KSBOIHI t nancui ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS GEKML ELECTRIC APPLIANCES
.11 " .» •j i - "' < if I. i ' ; i f • • . i L , • b y-ii « PfofcE 8 — SECTION TWO OCEAN CITY (Nj.) SENTINEL LEDGER THtlRSPAV, MAY 3l, 1»7» Home buyers faced with price crunch 14.2 CU. FT. FAMILY SIZE REFRIGERATOR-FREEZER! ' • See-thru mea.t and veg- - etable draws • Reversible door • Freezer cabinet shelf • Covered butter bin | 2 Freezer and 3 refrigerot door shelves. B Modal CTF14EY ~n VIMS v SOUD MUM TO THE VOTERS OF OCEAN CITY The follow!** PcJllne places for me Jess 5th Primary election wilt o* change*] as tallows: Third Ward - Fourth District Ocean City Community Confer 18th & SIMPSON Fourth Wart - Fhtf Dttfrtet OcunCtyCtfflauiQttyCtQtif 18th & SIMPSON Consortium schedules scuba diving courses GREAT CARPET BONANZA by JOHN GREEN programs, at the New Jersey Marine Sciences Consortium headquarters, 101 College Rd. „,. East, Princeton. go outside of the house except When overheated, dogs loose on a leash. most of their heat by panting, A. There can be several which requires some effort, ARMSTRONG Sale Price reasons for your cats' The higher the temperature problems. Good bowel func- the harder the dog pants and tion depends largely on the harder he pants, the mar* FRESH & SOFT 9 proper diet and age. Hah* heat his body produces. A»a accidentally swallowed result, if the dog ia a »Oe 400% Nylon, Autoclave during grooming can also overheated, he pants and contribute to constipation. ' cools himself. ;V. rttat Set Yarn Was'10.99 99 WINSTON Sib Price ENTICE SI M 51 Sq.Yd. CBLOitfy smismwl •lease a* the Office, DESERT SONG SopberbaSet Nylon fxtfptured Sale Price 799 Sq. Yd. Cat Only BONUS SPECIAL Cinda by firth 100% Acrtlan Reg. '12,99 Heat Set Nylon Sculptured Was $ 10" Commercial Tweed COBBLESTONE OuPontTyplar Jute or Foam Back Was $ 7 M W0 T1LTO* ROAD. HORTHWU>. Salt Price 5 99 COLOR* * *> THURSDAY. MAY 31,1979 Vietnam vets to be honored Eemorial Dav has e EAN CITY (N.J.) SENTINEL-LEDGER ?y KABLP. GREEN Today that custom has VWWI Barracks 2206 Tribune. D was as follows: German military dead. It was changed considerably. With day when the last major "The women of Columbus, called the Heldengedentag For the advent of the automobile Army of the Confederacy, over top years Miss., have shown themselves (Heroes Memory Day). His people can travel to other under General Joseph E. ._ -^ and May 30 impartial in their offerings Idea was.acceptedandon May places and see other at- •Johnston, surrendered. The were considered as one. It made to the memory of the5 the commander issued an tractions. Several years ago birthday of Jefferson Davis was the* one day hi the year , dead. They strewed flowers order to all posts of the Grand Memorial Day was changed (June 3), president of the when we remembered our on the graves of the Con- Army of the Republic to hold to the last Monday in May, Confederacy, was chosen by honored deadof the Civil War. federate and National memorial services for those making for a three-day Louisiana and Tennessee. The Later, as we engaged in other (Union) solders." fallen in battle on May 30 each holiday. Here in Ocean City first official recognition by wars, their dead were added we still have a parade and A Union soldier, reading year. This was the first of the government was a to those of the Civil War. ceremonies in keeping.with this article, thought it would many such days. memorial service held at From sunrise to mid-day on the day. A full program of be a good idea if the Grand The first official recognition Arlington National Cemetery Memorial Day American events is listed on page 20, Army of the Republic, an of this day was when the state which is outside of flags were flown at half mast, section 2 of today's Sentinelorganization composed of of New York hi 1873 declared Washington, D.C. General "there were parades and visits Ledger. Union .Veterans, would in- May 30 a legal holiday. Many James A. Garfield was* the to the cemeteries. At noon the stitute such a program. slates followed suit In thespeaker. He was later to flag was raised to full mast In May 1866, a year after the This veteran of German South the confederate states become a president of the and picnics and visitations Civil War had ended, a short s origin may have been chose other days. Alabama, United States. Since that time were the order of the day. paragraph appeared hi a New thinking of his homeland and Georgia, Florida and services have been held each York . newspaper. The its yearly honoring of the i Mississippi chose April 26, the year at Arlington. 24 Bonanza Winners (8 par store) - Recei *^— ShopRite has SIIIHI SIIKIll (WAIIH HUM ^VIRGINIA BRAND HAM Swta Oswa r."^ «,».'i Chicken Roll "su?" ~59< Kosher Franks Bologna sss vsss American Cheese Uverwurst £3&? Hormel Pepperoni .2 Wusso Genoa SalamiH:». '1°' Fresh Potato Salad .49 [Cheese "^ffsssss" -99 rTheG Iced Tea Mix as r Ronzoni v TOMATOl SOUP < Coffee Mayonnaise incuraacA —.—— IPish Market "A'Z^iff Codfish Steaks •Fresh Trout Dell Place MOHAWK $799 HAM / Herrud Beef Franks Armour Racon Chicken Franks TheFioien ORANGE2 79 JUICE Fried Chicken ZIA x w Corn Kibblers a? x Cheese Plna m xzr ",r89* TJ Entrees T53S 5-Lb. Potatoes TZX U ShopRilt* Coupon e Spaghetti H ' RjceJandRice -.Ill 111 IN (III DM WAIIH BUMBLEBEE WHITE TUNA »'T" Fabric Softener :99 C 9" Paper Plates Beef Chuck Steak Beef Ground Chuck £ London Broil JZ* - Beef Cube Steak *£" Semi Boneless Beefs: Boneless Chuck ' Boneless Beef Stew Short Ribs of Beef - All Beef Patties •"-- Corned Beef Brisket •: Polish Kielbasa ~2 Beef Sausage* can » ShopRIWa MpfMy Saving Brand* Vartu* Th« Anonymous Aftarnativa ShopPlta haa had lowar prtcad pacftar lasal brand* for yaart-rtgnt on lha »haJ»aa atoostlda SDooRHa labat productt and nallonal brand*. Wa call tftam MOMEV SAVINQ SRANQS and Ihay'ra grtcad aa low. or lowar Itian tha anonymou* Una that xnta auparmarkat* ara trying to hand you. Want tha wldaat aalaction ot product and pricaT Shopfllla haa alwaya had Ma anaa«r! Tomatoes xz Cream Cora « Hi Flavor Drinks Hi Flavor Drink Tea Rags v 3^85* Chocolate Syrup IUII» I*. unaa .2 The Bakery Place HEARTH BAKED RYE BRtADS 89 ELIZABETH YURK$ 1 49 ICECREAM I .:.: OACIVYKTY r_ST" WITH THIS *•»•» COUPON All riann a*caa* klatw 4 airlir Lama* Canada Dry 2^99° While the Memorial Day weekend comes to a close on Monday, ihe 2»h, another observance will start with the full week designated Vietnam Veterans Week. It will be for 1979 only, not a yearly affair. Recognition will be given those Americans who served their nation honorably and bravely in a politically controversial conflict. Vietnam had been under the control of the French before World War TL. During that war Japan captured and ruled the country. After the war the French endeavored to regain the control over Vietnam. It failed and in 1954 its soldiers PAGE » —SECTION past 100 years returned to their homeland. That same year the Geneva Conference decided Vietnam should be divided, the north to be communist, the south noncommunist. This did not lastvery long, the north wanted all Vietnam to be communist. m the meantime, America was supplying military. equipment to the south. Our involvement in Vietnam was not accepted by the American People generally. America felt, and rightly so, that South Vietnam was not making enough effort to insure then* independence. By 1985, President Lyndon Johnson sent two Marine of South JersevftAmerica salutes the veteranK -""fall store purchase FREE " Jhc Produce Place Broccoli Cucumbers RED RIPE WATERMELON ueimr 1MMM0UIW .59 ratawruM- -MU10MI- Boston Lettuce. i«4aCHnfu u t'UIUMlHM Tender Romaine 'otatoes SHOPRTTE COUPON Oaf (1) »— INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL > FRIDAY .' Platter one: Tacoa, cup of cheese, lettuce and tomato, apanish rice, cake, milk. Platter two: Peanut bitter and jelly sandwich, sunshine salad, cheese curls, cake/ milk. MONDAY ..•;! Platter one: Beef ravioli; salad, bread and button pudding, milk. I Platter two: Spiced hani sandwich, salad, potato! sticks, pudding, milk. $ TUESDAY t Platter one: Sloppy Joe on 4 roll, potato salad, greed beans, applesauce, milk. ' Platter two: Turkey salaq. sandwich, potato salad;, cheese sticks, applesauce* 1 milk. WEDNESDAY Platter one: Cold -c hoagies with lettuce tomato, potato chips, cake!* milk. ^ ^ - J PUtter two: Peanut btttasj and jelly sandwich, cup of fruit, potato chips, cake| niilk. m 1 ill
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