Oct 1974 - On-Line Newspaper Archives of Ocean City

PAGI S — SECTION TWO THE OCEAN CITY SENTINEL LEDGER THURSDAY, QCTOBERj, 1974
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SHMU'FPI
Than a needle
Eagles watch for weaklings
GrOW linrt TPprriHurp vmmg
Breed
Lisa Hpfidriv
Like the waves of the
Sea the lives of most people
Roll on aimlessly
JpSlH DpsMPT
I.DVK
Kindness, affection
Hugging, sharing, kissing
Laughter, joy, cry, pain
.Fear, heartbreakintj. sadness
• Hurt anger
Denise Taylor
HCC officers
are elected
Ocean City High School's
Health Careers Club met for the
first time for the 1974-75 school
war September 9. An election
lor officers was held at the
meeting. Debbie Ftoadarme!
was chosen as president, Mary
Lynn Sye as viet-president,
Beth Law secrttary and Mary
Beth Costello as treasurer.
Tht club's purpole wa§
discussed in an interview with
Mrs. Aileen Young, the school
nurse and adviior of the club,
SaldiMrs. Voung, "The purpose
of-the club is to introduce
students into health occupations,"
She noted that this
covered a wide variety of jobs
which includes medical and
dental assistants, medical
iicretaries, inhalation
techniciins, as well as nurses.
The club has membership of
ten to twelve student! which
meet every other Monday
Mrs, Young hopes the club
can accomplish many things
this year, one of which is a visit
to Children's Seashore House.
The club has also been offered
visitations (overnight) to both
the Presbyterian University of
Pennsylvania Medical Center
and Chester County Hospital.
These trips and other
projects will be funded by cake
and candy sales throughout the
year given by the Health
Careers Club
Seniors given
test schedule
Mr, Kirk, head of the
Guidance Department, has
been working hard at planning
meetings and arousing seniors'
interest in the forthcoming
college exams, admissions, and
scholarship program deadlines
At a meeting September 19
the department handed nut to
•II College Prep students
present a pamphlet that indudes
any and all testing dates
important to college-bound
seniors. The pamphlet also
contains a convenient College
Admissions Check Lilt which
students may use to record the
progress of their application
procedures
Two Admissions Counsellors,
one from Widener College and
thiothei from Brindywine, are
scheduled to speak this week.
Tin former on Tuesday and the
latter on Wednesday,
Following each meeting the
counsellors will be free to
answer any questions the
•todents might hive.
To look into the college of
their choice, or to look far •
' •tfUble college, students will
' anpndate the large collection
If- references and college
Material in the Guidance Of
M*. If they would like advice
VM of any kind, the countra
always on hand and
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StHYMrlNri
Cail M Tatar
JW-MI1
WINTER SPECIAL
CUSTOM
CANVAS AWNINGS
Order Your Awnings
Now So They Will
Be Ready When
You Want Them
In The Spring.
/Materials Will Cost
More Next Year.
QUICK TAKE-DOWN SERVICE.
DILL FOR A FREE ESTIMATE
KENNETH E. BAKER
626 S. Shore Rd., Palermo, N. J,
Elementary school news
Sgt, Brown speaks in Mainland class
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Illusion I'rnytiiiti Our I.HC
npt'iH'p^ from a makeshift
rcMnn in which esvry Breliable
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and r, ix'lhM pfn^rart*
^1IS^ iriii
[his •. j:i> v ici-M'ri as
Ki'aluri 1 that we enjny our room. We
have mude new friends: we
have a nice principal and
teacher, we have met other
new teachers, niir lunches are
good, arid oui playBmiinH is
differt-nl
In our r'lassronrn we have
learning st.uinng, an overhead
proiecii i a math lab, and
readiriM gmups, a listening
ipntor, and new assignments.
We have a pet (ierbil to lake
enre rf dm ing the year He got
out of his rrige one day. Hm WF
found him Ihf npvf Hay H** s
fun
Our spp clas« and
Open dally
'
s In Mr Latimer's class we
have so mu'-h fun He helps us a
m Ample Free PaH,mg
lot, and we are getting a lot of
work done Mr Latinier is now Prnfessor to speak
MacARTHUR ILVD Semerf Point
IpachirifJ us hntt to do file stock
of Soclpty
t'schangp and it is fun. We ham
Our reuphoistery depflrtment
crickets in the room too .SOMERS POINT Richard
iRKPOHTKH: Cain Shippi King will be featured as the if positively second to none!
I am enjoying this year Mr final speaker for the 1974 lee
Ijilirriei is a nice teacher I am
your lavorile O w » » •» O » $
The Dodge Boys
proudly announce
two all-new
2-door hardtops.
DODGE CHARGER SPECIAL EDITION '75.
There's been a change in Charger, It's a whole new car!
"75 DODGE CORONET,
A little bit smaller—a little bit sportier,
Charger '75'% all-new style is pure, correct,
and refined, It's a personal car for the
discriminating driver. It is luxurious without
being pretentious. We Dodge Boys
think this all-new Charger Special Edition
'75 is your kind of car. It's truly a classic
automobile. Drive one now.
We Dodge Boys think we have what
you're looking for in a new car this year.
It's a little bit smaller and a little bit
sportier. It's the brand-new Dodge
Coronet Brougham two-door hardtop for
1975! It's your kind of iut,..your kind
of sjyjf.... at your kind of price.
Check the all-new '75 Dodges at your Hometown Dodge Dealer's,
Dodge •&. m im Kfamu
AUTHORIZED DEALERS
HOMETOWN DOOCE DULER TWH
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THURSDAY. OCTOBER 3, 1?74
Point Center elects officers;
Plans door-to-door fund drive
SOMERS POINT-The Evi
Anderson-Somers Point Youth
Center Association elected
officers for 1974-75 at its
membirjhip meeting September
IB at the Center^ Marks
and Bethel rds.
Executive Board members
art; Mrs. Kathleen Pancout,
president; Tom O'ConneJl, vice
president; Mrs. Nellie Ford,
recording secretary; Mrs. Beth
Wiiikowsk^, corresponding
secretary; Dr. Peter Friiko,
treasurer; and MM. Marie
Arleth, parliamentarian. Youth
memberi elected are Neil
Regina, Jackie Major, Denise
THE OCfAN CITY SENTINEL LEDGER
Township PTA begins year;
Schedule of events lilted
MARMORA Peter Martin, Phil Sheridan, past president,
new preiidpnt of the Upper was given a gift and words of
Township ?arent-Teaeher gratitude for the work done by
Association, conducted the first him and his officers over the
meeting of the 1974-75 school past two years,
year held last week Martin William Maynard. ad
introduced the other new of- ministrativf principal, ipoke
ficers to the membership Tney briefly on enrollment,
are Tim Riekley, vice discipline and other matters
president; Mrs. Sue CVsin, He then introduced each
secretary; and Mrs Joteacher
in both the elementary
DeSantis, tieasurer
and middle schools as well as
Martin gave a run-