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"SBKfcilAR. PAGE 8 — SECTION ONE THE SENTINEL-LEDGER. OCEAN CITY, N,J, TUESDAY, AUGUST 19,1980 Car care with Bill AdeUperger Carry, some tape in your car to temporarily stop radiator leaks If a radiator hose, heater hose or bypass hose should break wWta you're out on the road, tape am be used to stop • ttelMlt. % Why not pick up a roU of air • * conditioning tape and throw it 4n the trunk today? • Then If a hose breaks, Just wait for the engine to cool for a few minutes, until the pressure Is released through ttie leak. Loosen the radiator cap so pressure won't build up again whan the engine is restarted. Wrap the hose with • tape to stop the leak, If you don't have tape, here'* an alternative that will help for a short while. Wrap paper around the hose and . then wrap the paper and how : • tightly with a cloth to hold It in •place. It's not u good as having ' tape along, but it's better than Weather . Cloudy ikiei and ralnshowers expected lor early today, becoming partly dandy la fee afternoon, and warm and humid for fee remainder of the week. Chance of a few ihowen from Wednesday through Friday With high temperature! near 80 aad lowi In the mid to upper Mi. NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE, HAPPY IRTHDAY JOAN DEVER nothing. If no water is available but your ear is equipped with windshield, washers, th* Come in • See our FALL - WINTER FASHIONS Suits • l>r«-sses 744 AsbHry Ave. Ocetin City, JV.J. COLD STORAGE ON PREMISES FABULOUS _ FALL FASHIONS Sweatering with shapes & d colors windshield washer fluid can be uirt as a temporary coolant to add to the radiator. Turn the heater on to high A young boy and girl are silhouetted against a temperature and high fan because this will help' in cooling the engine. Drive glowly to fee nearest gas station. While you're doing this, if the '•hot'" light comes on or If ttie gauge (whichever you Photo By Ch«rl.i Andr.w calm bay while sailing their Sunfish over the weekend. Kemp to be dinner guest at Fox fund rawer fete U.S, Rep. Jack Kemp (B- Mepublican congressional Representatives. He has been NY), who was one of candidate Beech Fox in Cape reelected by pluralities that Governor Reagan's considerations in selecting a Kemp will be the speaker at country for any congressional May County in September, were among the - highest -. - in the running mate for November, a fund raising dinner planned candidate. Representing a will be the dinner guest of by the Fox for Congress blue-collar, industrial Committee at the Golden Democratic district of New Eagle in Gape May on Sep. York state, he wan reelected tember 22. Many second district OOP leaders are expected to attend, "Kemp Is the leader of a growing and influential group of political and economic thinkers calling far the economic And spiritual revitallzatlon of the United States," pn says, "We are leased that he wants to visit with us," See them now at,... donna/gayfdillon Kemp is serving his fifth torrn jn the House of in 1971 with 94,7percent of the vote, The congressman is author of the book An American RenateiOieB.' A Strategy /br the 1980B, wWch dealiwith tax reforms to fhcreiiai*il§^ 'Aon** inflationary growth of the economy, development of new energy sources, and rebuilding the country's military capabilities to deter Soviet expansion. Besides advocating tax cuts to spur general capital Investment for productivity and jobs, Kemp introduced the urban Jobs US designed to encourage economic growth In blighted inner-dry neighborhoods, Kemp's successful legislative career was preceded by an equally successful 13-year career as Tides 9th STREET DRAWBRIDGE NOTICE - Deduct M hoar for beach. ADD • HOUR For Beeiby*i Potat Bridge. )FirstQnarter XFnDMoon N New Moon High ..AJW. VM, 19 3:05 3:40 4:05 4:40 5:05 Sin 6:00 6:30 < Lai t Quarter Low AM. P.M. 9:05 9:58 10:00 11.00 10:50 11:55 10:50 12:50 a quarterback in professional football. Re played with the San Diego Chargers and the Buffalo Bills. Re was twice all-AFL quarterback. Kemp won the AFLs most valuable player award hi 1965 after leading the Bills to two successive league championships. He played in six pro all-star games, and bis Jersey, number 15, is in the Professional Football Han of Pipe. The dinner committee arranging the Kemp affair includes Maurice Catardo, Lower Township Republican leader; Ralph Evans, Cape May County freeholder; James Walker, president of fee Ape May County Men's Republican Club; Dan Beyel, Upper Township committeeman; Tom Wark, Lower Township businessman, and Mayor Guy Mudanl of Wlldwood. \_V_\\ Hn: 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. 3901214 Til iifcinr *»•»•• Nice and Easy does It! AMISH ROCKERS Handmade: Oak & Hickory Only *135 00 • Limited Quantities SpecialtiesLTD 398-7177 iith&Bwnlwift OceinCtty.N.J. InsWeTlw RMdcnHaM have) registers "hot," stop for about half an hour to let fee engine cool. Don't drive with that "hot" light on, because, you could cause serious damage to your car, The cooling system is one of fee most important parts of fee automobile and the heart of that system Is the water pump. When the water pump malfunctions it can create major problems. So it Is important to be aware of fee clues that might Indicate water pump problems, Usually there are three major Indications: Noise; Generally located around the water pump pulley, A good way to isolate tfiis problem is to use a stethoscope, a broom handle or wood dowel rod as a listening device, —Coolant leakage: The water pump usually is equipped wife a drain hole, Men leakage occurs past the water pump seal it will drip from the water pump housing. This drain hole is located at the bottom of the water pump housing and will usually leak when flie engine is running. —Waterpump bearing fatigue: Usually the water pump bearing will create noise and an overheating problem when it deteriorates. The bearing can* be checked by a simple method. Grab fee fan blade by the top and bottom and shake :— ezcessive play will Indicate • bearing failure. Keep in mind that you could have a bad water pump bearing without having,,a leak, and you can have a leaking water pump seal without a bearing failure. But, regardless of the problem, is still Is necessary to replace fee water pump. The Sentinel-Ledger Pftrtfea sod pySlhfceg in arrierica'i Greatest Family BeisrI By The OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER, Inc. Ill Bin Jlreel, Occtn City, NJ tijjt •HlWiihM 1H1 U5PS No-40)140 EnnrMi! pen Office iroeMn city, »j oms tf itcgnd ilaii matter JOHN T. STETHERS Publisher FRED C. BENSON General Manager, CHARLES M. THOMPSON JR Editor BYRON T. MERCER,., Advertising Manager SUBSCRIPTION PRICE: UM per yup by mall in ocean City, Jwniri Point, Marmora, Palermo and BHlley'i Point, ill months, Ji 50. Elwwher. »,H Mr yoar, III rnonltii, tt.H. West ol Mlislmppl Riser itl.00 per year, Frist on newiil.no, IJ et fill per «gy. Public,lion ictiMule: weekly i*§ry rnurjdjy, «emImilli TvlMay »nd Friday trim lint wee* in June until last week in September, postmaster; lend aggress gnansei Is The Sentinet- LMnr, P.O. BOI Ml, Ocean City, N.J, 0IIJ4 clearance SAVE A BIG %'OPF All Summer Fashions For the Entire Family ALL SWIM WEAR (Except Duxbak) AH Men's and Boys SUMMER SPORTS JACKETS & SUITS Jjb* w Men's and Boys SUMMER CAPS 25% OFF "" Boy's TERRY ROBES Reg.'14.00 NOW 9.9' The Perfect Gift for that Special Hostess Ladle's Aprons A good assortment of better aprons in many styles and prints, *4,9S to *9.95 Terry Cloth 1 / 2 Aprons White with Assorted Prints Special $ 1.99 NOW IN OUR FURNITURE ANNEX SUMMER FURNITURE SALE. IS NOW IN PROGRESS EVERY CHAISE - CHAIR - TABLE IN OUR STOCK NOW REDUCED ZU /p (excepting low itachChairs) Quantities are very limited in this sale of Redwood by: VANDY-CRAFT, ALUMINUM by: TELESCOPE, RATTAN by: VOGUE •Ml 1 In our Appliance Department -19,000 BTU WHIRLPOOL AIR CONDITIONERS AND A COMPLETE SELECTION OF in our Television Department - STILL A FEW I9BO MODEL FLOOR SAMPLE CONSOLE COLOR TELEVISIONS by: RCA andi T ZENITH, AT GREATLY REDUCED CLEARANCE PRICES. 3Wiyitr"Cftargtir Open 9:30 to 5:30 P.M. Mon. thro Thur*. A Sat. Open Friday Evenings 'Til 9 Dial 399-55] t • O i'i TUESDAY, AUGUST 19,1080 Qwck items carefully TOE SENTINEL.LBDGER. OCEAN CITY, N.j. Consumer affairs investigators find widespread ad abuse 'ViKK" 1 ybloii ofCoMumerAflalri An inspection of supermarkets conducted by my 'office recently was • good sampling of the situation feeing shoppers: It revealed "ttat !h§ chances ire greater than one in 10 Oat New • Jerseyana who shop for advertised specials will not find items available or will be overcharged. The inspection by the division's Office of Consumer t m in Clearance Sale. Ooen
• ~ . • . . . • / - • • • ' . • ' • „ , ' * . " . . . mm r f}.H*=»i!u**s'«i#*'* PAGE 4 — SECTION ONE THE SENTOUBL-UtoGEB, OCEAN CITY, N,J. Miss Ocean City Pageant set few Saturday k-oni/mied from past-l) be young out seasoned per- musical accompaniment with Ioadditon to the title aoog, duet with Allegretto and will formers like Brian Conover, fee Joanne Reagan Dunn, love la In Urn Mr. Mias join the rest of the cast In a who was first runner-up to John Allegretto and Susan - choreographed *"" "' by " Stlna ""' Handley will perforai On ITw Broadway medley similar to Mis Cape May County last MfcClain. The Jtrry Vigut Hemlnway, adding to tneRadio with the Joanne the one which was so well month, will be prominently Orchestra wlU perform the production. Reagan Dancers, will sing a received In the Mas £«pf featured in the production. May County show. Joinlnf Mta Handtoy wUJ Allegretto, Conover, and MssMcdain will each offers solo performance with Oonover Joining the dancers . for a foot-stomping version of "iteiJt Qod, I'm A Comtry pairs from our special clearance section and pay only for the highest priced pair! Over Vs of our stock is includi In this sale. Shop early for the Best selection. Michael Anthony's Shoes Discount "The shoe store you can't afford to miss'' BOS 9th Street Ocean City OPEH: 9:30 a.m. • 9 p.m. Sale Ends Aug. 30,1980 Hurry In For Best Selections! Photo by t«m WlllUnu Sheila Handley, the reigning Miss Ocean City, huddled with three of this year's contestants at a recent pageant luncheon. Seated is Nancy Lowden with Bettye Ane Riddle (left) and Donna Flukey itanding behind them. The pageant is Saturday nigh ton the Music Pier. Miss Scott engaged Red Ticket Sale William mta Mrs. i'. fflckey Scott announce the engagement of their daughter. Oven Lynn Scott of 3020 CentralAv., to Jeffrey William Mclntyre son of Mr, and Mrs. William Mclntyre, 1040 S. Shore Rd., Palermo. Miss Scott is • speed and audlology major at Stockton State College. Mr, Mclntyre is a graduate of the Culinary Institute of America. The wedding is scheduled for May, 1981. SUMMER jMORTSWfAR 4 DRESSES ft more! Red ticket Itemi Only req. tiikel HOURS: Daily 10 to 6. Sunday 10lo4 TALK ; TOWNE 8018 Ventnor Ave., Maftjoffi (NeorCoichjOPtNiUNDAV direct factory SWEATER OUTLET OFF Entire Stock of Men's & Ladies sweaters AJwLodie* Classified ads Ming ftfSltt Call your ad In today- Dial 399-5411 Returning to emcee the pageant will be Tom Williams, whols also doubling ai the show's producer, Williams has emceed six previous Miss Ocean City sliows and returns after a three-year absence, Robert (Harvey) Adams, the pageant's executive - director, indicated that ttekets will be available to the public this week at the in- Jormation center on the Music Her, Since this pageant is traditionally well-attended, Mams recommended purr chasing tickets in advance. TUESDAV r AUGUST Ift, %:• I Miss Ocean City music director Jerry Vigue makes a few notes as he confers with three contestants who will sing this Saturday for their talent competition. They are (from left) Stephanie Sherby. Leanne Adelmann and Melanle Fogllo. - , MINI FLEA MARKET The Bayview Manor at 7th St. and West Av. win hold a mini flea mart Friday from10 ajn. to 3 p.m. The public Is cordially welcomed. ANTIQUE SHOW and SALE Friday August 22,1980 Avalon Community Hall 30th SI. and Beach 10 A.M. to 8 P.M. Benefit Helen pfltr Home for Hit Bind INI SELECT FROM OUR MANY CATALOGS Older before Sept 25th for Special Discount { and Free address imprint on envelopes McHENRY'S 326 ATLANTIC AVE. OCEAN CITY PHONE 39*9711 HOURS ARE BETTER Security Savings and Loan provides 46 hours of banking weekly, including convenient Saturday hours. That f s as many as 11 hours more a week than, your present financial institution may offer. If you want the convenience of 48 hours a week for your banking, come to Security Savings and Loan during one of these convenient hours: Monday through Thursday 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Friday Saturday Security.. ./ts for everyone. .. r V •• Marmora Office, Wayride WUgt, TocUhae ftd,Mwnon, Nil - ' v ' ^-'n Office: 818landi* Ave./Vinefartd;N» ' , -S.- Branch Offices: 1t64 E. 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. 9 a.m. to Noon TUESDAY, AUGUST IB, IBM THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N.J. PAGE I — SECTION ONE J. J. Gordon MofHtt, of 1M4 Simpson Av. died Friday at the Atlantic City Medical Center. He was 76. He Iras a retired mteatraii for the Theater Carpet Co., Philadelphia. He was a member of Covenant Lodge No. 161 F&AM, Palmyra, the Ocean City Masonic Club, the First United Methodist Church and the Methodist Men of the church. An Ocean City resident nine years, he ma formerly of Palmyra. Surviving are his wife, Margaret; three daughters, Phyllis J. Marpie of Clnnaminson, Joan E. WlndUh of Ocean City and M. Ann Robinson of Hatfield, Pa.; a brother Norman E. of Northfield; six grandchildren; and one great-grandchild. A service of memory and love was held yesterday at the BleylerChapelof First United Methodist Church. Interment Obituaries will be at the convenienceof the family. Arrangements were by the Godfrey Funeral Home, 009 Central Av. Memorial contributions aft requested tothe First United Marie P. GradM; phanracy cfert Mule P. Gradlck, of 1835 Aitary Av., died Thursday In Shore Memorial Hospital. She ink «, A former dark torOcean Pharmacy, Mra. Gradlck was OlfB E. WUmer of HI Anbury Av, died Monday at her home after a lengthy fflness. She was 76. Born in Narberth, Pa. she ted been a resident of Ocean at? for ttB past Bve years. Surviving Is one son, Robert E. Winner. Funeral services will be private at the convenience of the family. Arrangements are by the' WUnberg Funeral Home, 101 AsburyAv. • reHdent of thi§ d§r for tt _ , , , „ . . >, r and w H3 (crnxTiy ^ Rodencfc MottQUiuoAile rauaaelpnla. Surviving ii one sinter, Harriet aty. Schaeffer of- Ocean A service of memory and love will be held today (Tuesday) at 11 HA. in fee Godfrey Funeral Home, 109 Central Av. Interment will be at the convenience of the family. Contributions may be made to any charily. SOMIRS POINT - Roderick Moccorquodale, of 556 Shore Rd., died Saturday at Shore Memorial Hospital, BewMM. Born in Watortowii, N.Y., he was a local resident for 16 years. Surviving are his fatter, John Moccorquodale of Qearwater, Ha,, and his mother, Ida Berryman of ECKERPS SALE PRICES GOOD THRU MONDAY, AUGUST 25th ANACIN TABLETS iottH of 100, For Fist, affective pain LISTERINE MOUTHWASH 18-oz Antisoplic kills germs on contact. Limit 2 VIDAL SASSOON FINISHING RINSE L8rg« 12-OZ, SIM. -199 CARESS BATH SOAP N The Body Bar contain* bathN Oil. 4.7S.OZ. R«g, IT e«Ch PEPSI OR DIIT PiPSI 2-liter plastic bottle. Reg. 1.39 eaoh. Limit 2 YOUR CHOICE 2-LB. BAG BRACH'S CANDIES Choojt from iig itn Jellies, Spicettos, Orange Slices or Spearmint Leaves. Reg, 1.09 GULAH While quantities int. Not ail models in «M storw- iorfv, no riinchtcNi, ECKERD'S FAMOUS PHOTO OFFER TWCIITHIPMNT* O«l an oitra M« of prim* wtth avtry rofl of color or W»e* and *W»» pfW mm dMopad and prlntM.. TODAY AND EVERYDAY, TWICtTHinLMQMhrarotaolprlntnmtorttwpniMoton* Kodacotor or Mack and wttfla, Mian you tWM your (Hm pn>cvnad at EcfcattfS— - TODAY AND EVERYDAY. auAHANTnBwonlyt>wprtnttyou«iaM.Nor«nl*-«vtnH ARRID EXTRA DRY 2,6-ot. antlpgnplrant DI-GEL LIQUID 12-oz. Anil-gas Antacid. Mini flavor fl 1,iB Limit 1 FACE DRINK MIX quirtt. 23-oz. can Assorted makos flavors 8 *S or LADIES' TATAMIS Woven straw sandals with thong styling AMsrtsd colors. Choose (ram a wido selection of fashionable styles for men and ladles. 0 MONO ¥T ELECTRIC EAM R Makes delicious ice crum quickly and •«»lly. ftsdwood tub. • Modal m. fleg, 29.99 Somers Pomt; two gMen, Sue Collo of Marmora and Lori Moccorquodale of, Clearwater, Fla., and a brother, Brian Berryman of Somers Point. Services will be held 11 aj&, today (Tuesday) at the Milton Stroble Funeral Home. Interment will be in Seaside Cemetery, Palermo. William S, My II; OCEAN VTEW-WlllljlmS. Frly n, of 166 Shore Rd., died Friday at the Burdette Tomlin Hospital, Cape May Court House. He was 69. Born In Lansdale, Pa., he was • resident here 39 years. He was a retired UJ, Portal employee and also a local chicken farmer. He was a member of the Sigma Delta Chapter of the Simon Grata High School, Philadelphia. He is survived by his wife Bella; two sons, William S. ni, of DennlsviUe, and Stephen A. of Lakeland, Fla,, GILLITTi TRACII BLADES VISINE EYE DROPS i cooking flrlds. Round bass. Reg. 14.«B a daugnter, Whitney Friy of Gloucester City; and five grandchildren. Services will be held today (Tuesday) at the Krause Evoy-Lewia Funeral Home, U6 Delaea Dr., South Dennis. Interment will follow at Calvery Baptist Cemetery, Ocean View, Friends nay call at the funeral home after U a.m. today, flizabeUi H. Butler 9th Street and Bay Ave. Ocean City, N,J. (N*xffoM.A.S. Paints) 609)398-8171 7 0«n MM. thru Sit 9 » H Tl i*W lM«r I *•«• II 9:» M' Public Notice PUIi.lt NOTICS wHIteM*! • RllMM Karlni on nrAw.«n «»P««alKn M H* cooif«ci», IM Lewis of Salt Lake City, Utah, », MMH cm, c«»* M*y Cwntr, N*w iwfflbe held today at 11 ejn. in the .r..vm.bi.i«i . Mounl Moriah Cenetory, VMMm*&^ Philadelphia. twn. Mtmorial contribuHons JUg* nay be made to the CaJvin in «°nin> •niinnu r»qMir««nmi Philadelphia, 19151. Arrangements were by the Godfrey Funeral Hone, 809 Central Av. BIRTHDAY FETED Jackie McGarry of Drexel Hill, Pa. and Qpean aty celebrated her fourth birthday on August 8 at Sonny's Ice Cream Farler Joined by her cousins Nell McGarry, Corl Cunnane and her sister MlcheUe. She Is the daughter of Judy and Charles McOarry, O We, at Ocean Pharmacy share the loss of our fellow employee Marie Gardick. She will be sadly missed by all of us. The Godfrey d || Funeral Homes I EitablUhBd 11M 809 Central Ave. Ocean City, N.J, Phone 399-0077 644 S. Shore Rd. .;• Palermo, N.J. £ Phone 398-0077 : : : ; Herbert L. Godfrey, Owner; John T. Newman, Manager < « *~— » » . _ _ __ _-—— ,;.; In Time of Trouble. We An At |j NoarAs Your Phone | Plrtalna for thi future, at In the past, the finest ana ;|i most dignified, personallied-funerai service. •:• SUCCESSOR TOOCEAN CITY'S FIRlST FUNERAL ^: DIRECTOR :> FORREST] Launderers ftCleaners Enjoy the Luxury of Sleeping on Ironed Sheets! Complete Family Lanky and Dry Cleaning Services to the Home Fir fleanng art Storage Gatment MOTE AND GUEST HOUSE WHOUSALE RATES Phone 99-5400
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