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Ift I fi S- e 3 3 8 3 PAGE 4 — SECTION ONE THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N.J, TUESDAY, AUGUST 26, man honored fy Qcem Gty Stan Bustettar, newly Installed director of the Central Jtorida Regional Library in Qkala, Fla., already has Qcean City sand in his shoes aAd one of this resort's flvated "pieoe of the 'Walk" awards for his office wall. Bob Church, ambassadorial link between the sister cities, made the presentation as a token of goodwill from the northern resort to Buatetter, $3 a new executive in Ocala.. , Bustetter said he was •'genuinely pleased" with the friendliness inherent In the plaque, and expressed sincere CftURCH PICNIC SET TUCKAHOE - The Faith paptist Church in Tuckahoe will be holding its Labor Day church picnic on Monday at jltte Atlantic County Park starting at 11 am. For more Information call 628-2B38. CLASSIFIED AD •RINGS RESULTS thanks to Ocean City for the gesture . Hie library director then told of Mends in Winston- Salenj, N,C, who spend virtually every summer vacation in the New Jersey resort "Now that I have been brain-washed In favor of Ocean City," he Mid." I seem destined to Join my friends (here next summer." Bustetter's new responsibility is challenging because the Ocala-bwed library to more than Just book-oriented. It Is a complete cultural center. Lifeguard Ball slated to be held on Friday Tne Mean City Annual Friday . night _ on theMuale lifeguard Ball will be held Her from i pjn. until midnight. This year, during tee festivities, U.S. Rep. William J. Hughes (D-2nd) will be honored for his efforts on behalf of the coastal areas and his public support through his comments In Hit Congnsslanal Record conearning the Ocean City Beach Patrol. Also during the evening will be the Induction of Robert R. Schneider, formerly of Ocean aty. VACATIONERS & RESIDENTS.* Aloe Charm Is expanding nationwide. We need responsible Men & Women to serve the public as professional consultants. Aloe products are for ail ages. Do you like people, money, a fulfilling full or parftlme career? We will train you In your area at no cost. Interviews by appointment, call Miss Savage 646-9516. If no answer call 399-7261. MAKE THE GRADE • START SCHOOL with SUPPLIES fram McHINRY'S RiNS BOOKS FILLIR DICTIONARIES MKHANICAL DRAWING EQUIPMENT _ ITATI«li« V eMICIIUWI.il! Rubber Stamps and Photo Copies Boots • Clothing •Accessories Rainy-day blues, greerts and yellowj from PappasaHo.nierevereibteilickerjujtmactefor April showers. Puil it on and chase those norm clouds away* — Clothes — Accessories — Shoes For The Contemporary Female 73 CENTRAL SQUARE Linwood, N.J. Mon Sat. 10 • 5:30 p.m. , Wed. 1; Pr\. 'Til ipM. • •27-7575 Bob Church, Ocean City's ambassador-lit large, presents "Piece of Walk" plaque to Stan Bustelter, new director of Centraf Regional Library in Ocala, Fla. Church has been responsible for garnering Ocean City rams of publicity in the Florida area. Adelines guests of Me The Sweet Adelines, Mantle City ampler, will appear at the TabtmBcle tonight at I o'clock as the attraction for the Ocean City Masonic Club's "open muting" for August. All are welcome to this, the second such open meeting this summer. Ed Veith, Masonic Club president, emphasized Maurer is promoted A. Q, Edwards & Sons, Inc., a St. Louis-based Investment firm, has announced the promotion of William R. Maurer of the firm's Nor. Wield office. Maurar, an investment broker, has been named senior investment broker. He has been with the firm since 1976, after working as an investment broker for another member firm In Indiana. Maurer attended Anderson College In Anderson, Ind. He Is currently president of (he Upper Township Rotary Quo and a member of the Atlantic City Convention Bureau, He resides in Somers Point with his wife, Brenda, and two children. that all visitors to Ocean City are welcome. / The Atlantic aty Chapter of die Sweet Adelines, founded in 1963 as a member of Sweet Adelines, International, has a membership of 30 members. The group is dedicated to the singing of female four-part barbershop harmony throughout the world, Sweet Adelines, International, In turn, offers courses In musical, choreographic and costume expertise to Its membership. The Atlantic City Chapter has won numerous awards over the years. The chapter will hold an open house on Wednesday, September 17 at 8 p.m. at Grace Lutheran Church, Shore Road and Meyran Avenue, In Somers Point. AU women, 18 or over, who enjoy singing, are Invited to be present. The group Is directed by Becky Staviscak of Margate; it rehearses every Wednesday evening at the Grace Lutheran Church, Anyone desiring further Information about the Adelines should call Rhoda Friedman at 8224)284 or B22.828B, Prices Cut 20% to 50% Example: Pencils *2,00 *«.Sale 99? Notebooks M.78«i. $ 1.4| '3.48*« *1,75 Student Lamp $ 26.95 M. Sale M 9.99 PLUS ———i Over 120 Items on Sale | THINKCHRISTMAS- MI Christmas Card Orders 20% OFF • Expires Sent. 30,1980 OCEAN CITY SECRETARIAL SERVICE 1225 West Ave. • 398 4375 I CUSTOM 20* SALE ON ENTIRE UNE OF AERO SLIMLINE BUNDS TWO WEEKS ONLY The fashionable new look for your windows. One hub KMi, The new, versatile way to dtest up your windows. Available in over 40 color* from mum yellow to midnight blue. WM MBA3URE-WE INSTALL m coumi JTOM nut coon TO TOW MM 632 WESTAVEHUC OCiAN OTY, H.JL Bridge MATCHPOINT — An average of 108 Wat made at last Thursday's garni. Top scoreri for the North-South In Section A were Beverly and Scott Hosier with 147H followed by Gladys Collins and Richard Wayne 122%; Dolly Fane and Fran Stein tied with Elsie and Al Cone atJDM. Top scorers for the Bast West were Claire Auritt and Pearl May 133, followed by Gene Newman and Roger Warner 1S2I Sylvester Lowery and Davi Warner 11114, and Helen genera 1 and Helen Tidlow 110*4, Winners In the North-South section B were Gloria Flelsher and Marge Repitiek with 444 followed by Ann Becker and Adele Hauptman typing with Emma Mae Goddard and Jenny Del Buono 122; Johanna Misldll and Stu Fuller 113; and Mary and Olle Johnson 112W. Top scorers for the East West were Ann Blom and Dot Patak 130, followed by Ruth Gardner and Ray Blsbtog 128; George Budd and John Green 112%, and Thel Munahower and Ruby Suusrnan 1094. Matchpoint games are played every Thursday at 7130 p.m. in Jhe Ocean City Community Center. For uv formation call Lois Kllbourne SMB77 or Laurel Mowbray ©94845. SOMERS POINT — The ladles of the Somers Point Elks 2563 recenUy held its monthly meeting in the new Elks home In Marmora. Plans were discussed for future events, including a bus trip to Radio City Music Hall on Saturday, September 20, to see Showboat Manhattan. This trip will be open to me public. The but will leave Somers Point Shopping Center parking lot in front of Jamesway at 9:30 mm. It wul have Radio City promptly at •^pjn. There will** a atop fadinner if a restaurant In lakewood, A lunch will be provided by the ladies. The bus will return between 9 and 9:30 p.m. To make reservations, call 927-7129 or 927-2806. The aeata will be available on a first come basis. During the meeting Mary Hinds, president, gave a report on her Jrlp to the Elks Convention In New Orleans. Following this refreshments were served. The next meeting will be held Tuesday, September 2. Classified ads bring results Call your ad in today - Dial 399-5411 Trinity, a singing group of 25 teenagers from Central United Methodist • Church in Linwood, will be in concert on the Ocean City Music Pier Sun- .' day, September 7 at 7 p.m. , " •'. No Sweat Dressing.,, Bonnie's Closet WayskteVHiDB HMfflJ 399-6330 Tuckahoe Rd. iM-JMpi 0pmDH»1(W Maimora ..„., Wor(|) a Tf|p,„ the reunify" Fn. tin. Tl 9 p.m. Headquarters for Fashions m Ultra Suede, the World's Costliest FabHe, with the Finest Tailoring, Announces A Very Special Eyfeni Ocean Oiy mid Stone Haiiwr Slwi* ONLY Grey Sweats trimmed in jade or ruby also in ; coordinating Jade Velours Sizta S-M-L SuitS w eM! »380to*47S;; ;• ^ ,' ; .: Saye #1J.|0^1®^: ; Coat Costumes were •S9S 5Sfa&B $ I$6 ; Coats were'asotoHsp; | : , % ^Îjîi^j^^^::.' ^ TUESDAY, AUGUST 2G,| 1980 THE 8KNTINEL-LEDGKU, OCEAN CITY, N.J, PAGE 5 — SECTION ONE Sale Ends Aug. 30, Hurry In For Best Selections NORTHFIELD TerraMirPUza gOOTtttonRd. 609-645-3320 ClHMlcWoolSepara InpolidKTwf Herringbone. , See them al... 980 . direct factory SWEATER OUTLET Entire Stockof Men's* Ladies . sweaters Also Ladies Blouses -Skim •Slacks SVii STOW: HARBOR StoMHirtwHal 96th St. rear of Ma". ' 97th St. Irani of M»l • t 609-368-3164 Y mm boutkiv fehlon Thirteen lucky for pageant lass (srattMd trim page l) and eqvMted her desire to become a profMrional entertainer. She concluded her brief apeech by singing the final few word! from the wng Ovar The Rainbow, Joining Mas Bradley, Allegretto and the dancers In the cart were Stun MeQain, Ocean City events TODAY (Tuesday) Friends of Mualc first Exchange teacher D aise Misery
PAGE 8 — SECTION ONE Obituaries Hollis A. Cadwell; tar mayor BE TERSBURG _ HeUla A. Cajityell, former Upper •ftwjiihip mayor and cmmitteeman, died Friday at SJigre Memorial Hospital, Sqppn Point, after a lengthy lUpess. He was 78. AUfelong area resident, he liyidon Dennlsvllle Road, Mr: CaldweU was a retired supecvlsor for the New Jersey Winter Co. in Mean City. fle; had also served as THE SENTINEL-LEPGEH, OCEAN dlTV, PU, (Tuesday) at the Langley Funeral Home, Tuckahoe. township registrar and aInterment will follow at Surviving in his wife, he was born In Youngwood, member of the Upper Wesley Methodist ttmetory, Pa, K. Donald Williams of 2Teresa; a daughter, Doris TowBihip loard of Petersburg. A viewing will be Mr. Kuhn wai the former Asbury Rd, died Thursday at Rankln of ThompsonvlUe, Edijcatlon. held one hour prior to services. was M. Smith of Atlantic City and Shore Memorial Hospital. He Conn.; two sons, William Ocean City tax assessor, a He.was a member of Wesley former engineer and fireman Memorial contributions for the Fennfylvanla Railroad He was a member : ; of George Smith of Rochester, may be sent to the Wesley and a former theater Margate Community Church. Mass.; and eight grand. Elizabeth Thompson United Methodist Church. manager in Cape May andAn area resident for 14 years, chlMren. Cumberland counties. he was born In Philadelphia. Mass of Christian Burial jgpMORA _ EUzabeth He was a member of Holy Surviving are parents Karl was said yesterday (Monday) David L McGartMy (UJtfner) Thompson of 420 Trinity Episcopal Oiurch, E. and Bessie Williams, of In St Joseph's Church. Interment was in Holy Cross SHaft Rd., Pine Hill Mobile Surviving are his wile, Ocean City. Om, died Saturday at Shore David L. McCartney, formerly of Ocean City, died KbUtsld of Thousand Data, yesterday at the Adams* ArrangementB were by the Erma; two daughters, Carol Services were held Cemetery, Mays binding. Mitiorlal Hospital, Somern Polpt She was 71. Sunday in Michigan City, Calif., and Christine HoinacU Perfect Funeral Home, Mlddleton-Strobto Funeral Mtfr. Tfiompson was bom in Indiana. Northfleld, with the ReV. Home: > t HflnCock's Bridge and lived in Surviving are one daughter, Carney's Point before moving Doris V. Kerper of Michigan ECKERP here eight years ago. City, two brothers Joseph and She was a member of feeFrank, two sisters, Emma Women's Chapter No. 585, Mlddleton and ASMS Lota. Auxiliary of the Moose in Services wlU be held Wlldwood. Thursday at 11 tffi, in the Surviving are her husband, William; two daughters, . a name you can trust. Anita Brahn of Homestead, Fla., and Shirley Fanfarallo of Glasaboro; two stepsons, James and Fredrick, boa) of Deepwater; a stepdaughter, Margaret Baker of Lake Park, fla.; a sister, Thelma Chambers of Woodstown; a brother, Leonard Homer of Octgn City; five grandchlW(ren and One greatgrandchildren. Services will be held 11 a.m. Wednesday at the H.T. Layton & Son Funeral Home, Woodstown. Interment will be at Woodstown Baptist Cemetery. Ayiewingwillbeheldatthe home 7 to 9 p.m. ie Pi Huff Mile M. Ruff of 6 Av. died Saturday he Shore Memorial pital. She was 87. was bom in Virginia formerly lived In Coral Fla. and Arbutus, and resided In Ocean ' for a short time. -lving is one son, Wayne 'thtadty. graveside services wU be yat the Loudon Park etery, la Baltimore, arrangements are by ! Godfrey Funeral Home, t Central Av. United Methodist Church and the church board of trustees. Mr. Caldwetf is aurvived by a son, Robert of Pittsburgh; a •liter, Mabel Sears of Swainton- two brothers, George of Tuckahoe and WlUiam of OoateiWle, Pa.; sii grandchildren- and six greatgrandchildren. Services will be held today WINTER RENTAL — furnllhM apartmml. lit tl, 3 badroom. living room, Wtenen and bam. convaril.nl location. Available Sept. If thru May I5lh. SMSa maim IncludingutlllNnand ublt TV, call Iff 4117 « 2v LOST-ehilai Honda "Kisk.NOe" Red aiain drive Sesefar, vicinity et igjj u • ••••« • ewa:_. s. WINTER RENTAL — Bardan. ar.a 1 badroom, tumluied, 1st tl., aupiex, iits per montn pitn utniiln. call 3WO4I between 7 andf p.m. 8,2? TWO TWIN - iiie beds wllh lain manreuei, Mnprlngl and frwnts. Good condition Call J» 3223 Hf FORD 5IEST*-lt)t, rials ins neater wort modal, « ipaad. AiMng n,ta. call miiu IM WOMAN OR — itudent to bany.lt in my hsme, 3 to 4 nights a week* 4 to 11 p.m. for wall behaved 1 y«ar aid. callj«*. YOUNG LADY — wanM. Apply at Vlt')W*7S3 f.f YARD SALE — THUn, AW). M, ID IS I.' m central Ava, CloiMh book., dihm ana mite. Ill eeUNTIR SALES — pansn tar ratal! lumber ana sales parton. torn* «. parlancaprafarrM.CallM.M4] H •IISLIVI POINT - Marmora A, wanted Bungilsw or private apartment In adult hsme, m ir«, Immediate seegpancy or Sept. lit. FurnKhM or partly, y.arly, fair rant, eMHllent rMerefieet, a adults, Call mornlnoi or evenings tlwoia Mf HITIRlil — luppltmch't your Income one gr two nlstiti a week ffllsllno Call The (Mitlnei Ledger, jfjKll W HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS - year round mum, Bar1 time, 1 or f evenings a ween. For further inior matlon, call The sentinel Leaser, JW541I II lie Godfrey Funeral Homes Establish*) in. 644$. Shore Rdj • ,'Horb.rt L. God.ray, Owniri John T, NMntiin, Managir In Tim* of Troubl; Wm An At Pltdglna for thi future, at intnt part, thtflrtii mi, ! most dignified, personollietffuneral service. SUeMSSOR TO OCSAN CITY'S FlttT FUN1RAU ... DlRECTQrL - ' ' FORRESI Lauaderefs t Gleaners En joy fteLiooiry of Steeping on Ironed Steets! Fmly iMdry ad Dry Ctart* Services to M01E MB GUEST HOUSE WHOUSAURATB ' Jacob F. Ruth 1 ! Puneral Home in Chestnut Hill, Pa. A viewing will be one how prior to the service. Interment wiU be In White Marsh Memorial 'Park, Proip§et?ille, Pa, Wallace T. of HunUngton, Cam,; tiro brothers, Calvin of Dayton, Ohio and Joseph of Avon Park, Fla.; a auter, Eleanor Kuhn of Dayton, Ohio; and four granddaughters. Services will be held at 11 am tomorrow (Wednesday) at the Godfrey Funeral Home, 809 Central Av. Interment will be private. Memorial contributions Wallace T, Kuhn of Wtmmay be made to feeCape Mbwy Av. died Saturday it May County Rtieue Squad. Shore Memorial Hospital, Somers Point, He was 87, A long-time resident here, K. Donald tfillians ngth analgesic tablets Aiplrin-lr«, Bottls ol IM, Limit 1 AQUA-FRESH TOOTHPASTE 4.6-OJ lluorlde lube. 4 breolh Contain. fre*h«Mra, Llmlli OREO COOKIES Oreim-llllefJ chocolate sandwich cookiii, 19*1. Rag. 1.S9 HI-DRI PAPER TOWELS UQHTERS^ Adlustabl* flam*. fl«g. Tf «. 00 We are most fef, t fi= flBC* SyofltH IE3 & '- —T~- a Martin C. Wlsznat off Ida ting. Interment will be in Sunset Mtnorial Pat^ Somerton, Nfliiin G. SOBpHSPOINT-Wlliam G. Wunderllch of 612 New York Av. died ITjursdfly In Atlantic City Medical Center He was re, A retired floor finisher he was an area resident 17 years. COLOGNE SptMh it on «ft»r atiowan I » antoyl 7-oz. limit 1 rcdLo&N Thelllantytaclogne 1-oz. tprty mlai. Limit 1 MAXFACTOR MAXI-LASH MASCARA Trial Sin. For |8flMr looMng tMhM. Umm ofthadf* UrnlH SHAMPOO Cont«fi»bafMma proitm. 18-QT. Umtt 1 HAIR SPRAY 7-oz aerosol CONDITIONER 13-oz.WnhwhMIg*! oil ^ horwy. Umrt 1 AUTISCPTIC LOTION 10KU.CnMiwtw(y WMP film. Urtilt 1 SHOWERTO SHOWER Btsr T Umltt SsSTHWASr •12-01. bo«l«[ \ Urnlt 1 > BAUSCHALOMB Rirtoftcantad v'. -'t PACK OF 5 107 Public Notice Public Notice TUESDAY, AUGUSTm 1980 Public Notice PUILICNOTICI ~\ tlrpwnHaaas axlrt trtikfi warrant a Hall, OcMn City, Mew J.nay «f j ii Ninny oivan Mptf, praMnttdlothaClryCl.rkill.aldCltyln Tha Marina National (ant el wild Mad, Council Clumban, atthatlmaol calling locaiaa «f Ml raclllc Avarnw, WMwsati Naw Jersw, ha. opiatf a DM HOIHI no iei (1) ef tha com-' Tti. CHy council maryat the rlstit to miiHicnianS ptpsfeM CSfliplIni wim far MM Hip, MiaM MnuililrMsr •* NaWaai •RMMMIeM Alt ef IIH, a. amaitdad. ra|«l any or all bkUlllldaam.lt In flit , •an*., OMt* ef the CMipfrelfar if Mia 4, Te MarmliM wM«iM ttie RiiMHii kMi eubilE iMereM M M H, Curranty, lanM National link • M i n i comparatlya sask,[ eat •iMenare rewind to comply with RHM, 1111 AvMM SI ttia AmarlCM, swvt MM paMIt Intarast, the rNylnmcnti el FvHli Lewi of im, Julia MM,, NM varti, New Yark, Mr . »• Ta setirmlM. In tM IMM ef neenepier I", Alflrmallve Action HnaMtfl M astaMM • fall »*rvi •Vlieiica adducad punuant f) thaHaqulranwnh. • R M aM» a* Hie northwMt tanar suit I H , MUR if m* te- William H.Waltar, IBS itrtst at Attar* AvMat, Dat«Auouitll,lim Purcha.lnoAj«it city, Cam May County,' A espy a< ma apsjlcaflail Sf Ocaan City «.U,lT,p.l.tU.f3 Tills apallutiHl wa. RiMef Navjaney, Inc amanttmant. m,iT,p.(.«t t.n iiirltnifitlnnii " and matad >• ea SYLVANIA 3-WAY I LIGHT BULB 60-100-150 watt TT R 1.S2 KORDITE LEAF BAGS 10-cpunt, 60-buslMI capacity. #1006 ^44 » ALL S4tf4dh«ehr* P«p«r Choice oMMlgnt, Rig 1.7B Kordite LEAF BAGS . Pack o(10 lunchboxtke boxes. Rsg 1.49 25% OFF REGULAR PRICES! WHILE QUAfirmESLAatTI Not all rnodels > In all atoms; sbrry. no ralnctfaks. ' los.si 2 ItWIsUiaMlMIMlit i KODAK ,r William H.Waltm tUtadAuouilM,IMO PurchailngAaant «-«,lT,p.f.«un TOOTSIEPOPS OrMIDGEES 15-oz. bag of MldgMior 11W-az. Big of Tooisla Pops. B«g. 1.09 • «AA" BATTERIES PacHol4.Rsg,2.00pack • 9 VOLT BATTERIES - hlgl) wand with roller whaato, deluxe chromeJpiated grill. Rg 17jfe ' 3% M PHOTO OFFER • Assorted shades. , No. 300 POMPOM SPORTSOCKS afjfe.4^ ^ Cotton tocka a»fl~g ^fl* with colorful • ^ ^ • i ^ trim. Reg. 1,21 COSMO FOLDING DESK LAMP with LED ALARM CLOCK High Internally limp with dimmer. Folds comptGtly No. 5500 Reg. UM SUNBEAM ELECTRIC ALARM CLOCK Has sweep second hand. No.M0.11 Reg. 3.99 QUARTZ FOLDING TRAVELALARM 9th Street ana Bay Ave. Ocean City, N. J. (Nexrft>M.A.B. Paints) (609)398-8171 f IhiAi UmtlH br twriar tlu* Lawi) Op* Hm *• tat • AM. Tl DMntltt; Urtt, 9 AH. H B:M Wi.* (fSumfty talasmtriettd by local Bliw Laws) 200 SHUTS TYPING PAPER Photo H ChurlH-Andrew A boater heads for hom^,while his wife and child check out the day's n n I 8'.'i"xii"9he8i»- Q Q C Qulllty bond. Stock ^ J Upl Reg. 1.69 DUO-TANG REPORT COVERS miwm\m%^ tiivafuMntrs, M 7 C f Oreal for reports. ECKERD LEAD PENCILS jQJPMkefa. Yellow or assorted. Rag. 49- et. 5-SUBJECT NOTEBOOK iHtnidlvldi Rog 2.59 CRAYOLA CRAYONS torn i LIQUID PAPER BM of li colori. Reg. 7S-SI. kah Useful COr- . IIP ractlsn fluid, Reg. 1.29 et. PAPER MATE 98 BALLPOINT PEN ki Retractable, IS Retlllabla. k Reg. M< ea. ALADDIN IRMO JAR [•6-or Insulated, l»wlth freeier i lid, Reg, 1-59 ELMER'S GLUE • ALL M / M at%i«k f'^-oi. Dries , 2/ilQQ cfear« strong, . FOR >>t2>f R9 ° 49> M ' SCHOOLBOX arsat school supply organizer, Reg. 49- SPEEDI-INDEX DICTIONARY Wlrebound. Fits into binder. Reg. 2.1B ZIPPER POUCH Olaarplastic. Fits Into binder. Reg. i» SINGLE BURNER HOTPLATE aubli 'rSiNW/ Rag, 7.HI VINYL COATED CLOTHES HANGERS .a, Vjnylôattd. |$ Alwa^nd, BATTCni BATTERYOPERATED ynknn • bar PENCIL SHARPENER SHRP ••M M Autorriitle artton, . 7 « « Choo Cholea ef I ertera. He, 1(89 Reg. e,«8 SALE ENDS SEPT.-. TIL Quantities Rights Reserved. None Sold to Dealers. DDDDD SCHOOL BUS PACK OF 200 FILLER ' • 10W ruled & punched sheets. Compare & sival Reg. 98. SCHOOL LUNCH KITS Popular characters* themes. Includes battle Feature clip fasteners S pockete records 70-SHIlT WIREBOUND NOTEBOOK Ruled & punehfld iheets. Grant for sludentsl fleg. !6< ea. Limit 4 R SAVER PINS Medium point, disposable pans. Blue Ink. Reg. 1.79 pack op 00 rug Stores ECKERD DRUGS them, the children will not develop a sense of their own limits, responsibility and obligations. They will have an unrealistic sense ft their own importance and power and attempt to override others as they have beei able to override their aim parents and Mends. ThU cannot help but bring nan into conflict with their teachers, their employers, their bates. When they find themselves changing, it might be weD J » consult a profesilonaff' counselor l or theraplsL l A local mental health cttn1&' r family service agency-W 1 hosplUl social nrytki department can be of help in making a referral 1 Rosemary Jerrell (right) of the XI Alpha loife*: Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi presents a scholarship check to Karen Brown of Ocean City who will be' 1 "' attending Bena Raton College In Florida and- 1 ' Jerry Ueckerbann of Pleasantvllle who will b^M attending Susduehanna University in the fail. ;, v -; Classified Ads Bring You Quick Results -i PAINT STORE Family Owned and Operated Since 1908 WALLPAPER WALL COVERINGS STAIII .. or PAINT? CaLot's STAINS TKOUBLt-FRth WILL NOT CRACK, PEU, BLISUR For those planning to build or remedfl loon, Ihe hour of decision li approaching. Will It be slain Of paint for your home? Think il'ovei carefully, for a building once pointed con never be itiined . , . and the uniq J- beouly, economy ond pfoieellon that itaini provide may be ioit forever. Today Ihe trend ii toworg 1 'stains. • [tonoirjleol, aoiy Is opply ond malnlaln, • lorlatai n>(d no liraplng, landing, priming, • P.nolrita deaply, pratactlnf wssd flkart, • Inhanca th, b.ouly ot tha groin. • 17 ihsdai; unique idler •flattl. OCCLUSIVt blAMS IN so. mm JOS, SOLTZ 2517 ATLANTIC AVi. ATLANTIC 4 CITY, N j . 344-2177 PARKING
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