Oct 1974 - On-Line Newspaper Archives of Ocean City

i-SECTION THREE THl^QCJ|AN CITY SENTINEL LEDGER THURSDAY, OCTOitR 31, 1W4
* VFW Post Inducts
t: two new members
William A. Kreuie and
Wllliani R Peek were Inducted
M new menribeni of Ferguson-
FogUo Fait MM VFW Monday
evening This pits the total
membership to date at 310.
A ranlnelBr «M made of the
annual Pait Commander's
Dinner to be held Saturday at 7
pjn. at Harry's Inn, Some
Point.
The Pott ii sponsoring the
Voice of Dtjmoeriiey Qmteit for
10th, iith and 12th graders.
Chet Wimberg is chairman.
Details art being distributed
through the high school.
The next regular MMtag of
the PaU will he November It
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CORPS BALL—Col. and Mrs. Howard Benge and Mrs. Charles
Oldfield discuss plans to attend the annual Marine Corps Birthday Ball to be held
Satin-day at the LaConeha in Atlantic City. Approximately 600 Marines, both
present and former, from the South Jersey area are expected to attend
eelebriting the 199th birthday of the Corps. Guest nf honor will he Major General
Robert Bohn from headquarters in Washington Thp Marine Corps Band also
will be there Senior Photo
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of Cape lawyers group
Ocean Qty attorney, John W.
Gilbert, Jr., wi§ elected
president of the Cape May
County Bar Association it its
October meeting held at The
Lodge In North Wildwood.
Othtr officers elected were
John H Mead, of Cape May,
vice pregldtnt; Frederick H,
Beali, of Sea Igle City,
nerttary, and Ranald L, TWtt,
of ^ean City, trmtmmr,
Gilbert wu admitted to the
New Jersey Bar In AugiBt,
1959. He has practiced law in
Ocean City for the past nine
years He 11 past president of
the local Lkrns Club and also
•erved as the flm president of
Cape-Atlantic Legal Services,
Me., which provides free legal
services to Indigent* in Cape
May and Atlantic Counties, He
ii a graduate of Lafayette
Collegi and the University of
Michigan Law School.
1%e program for the October
FOR A COMPLETE PROFESSIONAL
FITTING SERVICE, SIMPLY CALL FOR AN
APPOINTMENT WITH ONE OF OUR
TRAINED PERSONNEL
in atlantic county
MR. BERNARD LERA • MRS. EILEEN HILTON
In caps may county
MR. BARNEY BLUMBERO
PheM 341-3111 or 48S-IM3
UNCOLM
Fran the Nation 1 ! Uadtag Mill.
John W. Gilbert. Jr.
by Patrick Westerkamp,
Regional Director of the
American Arbitration
Association, who was assisted
by Bernard Powell, a Camdea
•itsraey. The •weaken mpUlned
that arbitration in New
Jersey, parMoBlirty to the
areas of labor dispute* and
building and
oontrBCti, has construction
Mctensive, In 19W, there weri
only 25 arbitration casej in th§
State whereas today there are
approximately 1,800 easM
heard per year.
Upper Seniors
elect officers
become quite
UPPER TOWNSHIP -
Officers for the next two years
were elected at the meeting of
the Upper Townihip Senior
Gtiiens last Wednesday in the
Tuckahoe American Legion
HaU.
Tlioie elected are Mrs, Imily
Turner, of Seaville, preiident;
Norman Geig, of Strathmere,
vice president; Mrs. Betty
dark, of Tuckahoe, treasm-er;
Mrs. Gladys Smith, of
Tuekahot, recordini
lecretary; and Mrs. Alice
Pattison, of Marmora,
corresponding secretary.
Plans were annoimced for a
bus trip to Reading, Pa., with
dinner at Stokegay Cattle, This
will take place November IB,
The date of December 19 has
been set for the annual
Ojriitmas dinner party, TTiis
will be held at Tuckahoe Inn,
Six new members were
welcomed. They ire Mrs, Ann
arouse, Mr. and Mrs, Harold
D. PoweU, Mr. and Mrs. Harold
McGear and Mrs. Helen
Spence. The membership is
now ITS.
Covering
A representative from
Atlantic County Community
College explained a program
College on Wheels for senior
Oongple
citizens. Free courses are offered
and if enough people are
intweited a time and place wUl
be arranged.
William Hughes, Democratic
candidate for Congresi, alio
spoke to the group.
Servini on tht refreshment
committee were Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Mulhem and Mr. and
Mri, Timothy Muldahy. The
next meeting will be November
87 at 7:30 p.m. in the Tuckahoe
Legton Hall,
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BOLOGNA 99 C
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Party Trays Our Specialty
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Environmental Council supports Green Acres
The Cape May County En- their 'yea' vote on thp ballot on dozen people every hour while generations and through this
vironmental Council has limed November 5 "
it loses 80 acres of farmland a system of funding thidte future
a statement in support of the
day. New Jersey, it layi, has generations wUl help meet the
peen acre funding in which In iupport of ill petition, the the highest population per acre costs."
they "itrnnily urge ill voter! environmental COUP pointed of any Mate in the union. The Council stated that it
to place highest priority on out (hat the State is, gaining a In park facilities, the en- especially urges the voten of
vironmentalists say, NewOcean
City to make «n all out
Jersey ranta 47th of the SOeffort
for a 100 peretnt "yes"
statM.
vote since Ocean City wlU be
Link fence contract let
"We provide less for ourone
of the first communities in
people than almost every other the Sate to receive the benefits
UPPER TOWNSHIP - South
state," one of the Council's of green acres funding A grant
In other business:
Jersey Wood Products received
spokesmen said, "yet, becau.se to enable the City to save
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- The Committee extended
the contract for the erection of
of our dense population, we valuable beach and thus
the tax payment deadline for
500 feet of fhain link fence to be
have the greatest need. Buying preserve and promote the
those receiving added
installed at the Tuckahoe
land through bond issues gives tourist industry il only waiting
assessments from November 1
reereatior area at Monday '§
us a chance to provide the a favorable vote < oh this
to December 1 Th« extension is
meet ing of thp Upper Township
needed open spane for future referendum, the Coulieil noted.
the result of an omission of
Committee.
added assessments in the
South Jersey's hid of $8,565 municipality's four fire - Shop and Save the Want Ad Way -
was the lowest of the iixdistricts
which did not appear
companies bidding on theon
the computer printout tas
project. The bids ranged from bills.
the awarded low hid ton high of
- The Committee authorized
MJH2,
the advertising of bids for the
This was the second bidding Hollii-CaldweU park and for
on the project. South Jersey lighting for the Tiscknhoe
had been low bidder in previous recreation area
session of the Committee and
was awarded the contract.
However, if was subsequently
PENNY AUCTION PLANNED discovered that two bidden COUPON
SOMERS POINT — Thewere
inadvertently left out and Coupon gs9g f4f ri Qil
Somers Point Uonettes will the contract had to be revoked grilling & Spill* rnf.hive
a Penny Auction next and the bidding readvertlied,
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Thursday, November 7, at 8 , Bidding was also held at
p.m. in the Senior Citizens' Monday's meeting on a wood
VOTE
Building on Ambler rd. Allchipping
machine. No contract WIMRFRG OSTRANDER
proceedi wUl benefit the Liont was awarded pending a study of
blind aetlvitlei.
the bids and specificationi by
the township engineer
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