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The Sentinel Pace Two View on 1 IG City council acted in the best .interests of a neighborhood and the entire city when it rejected the proposal by developers to use a ditch c a? p of a drainage plan for a 45-acre ection of the community near the airport, As the developed envisioned it, instead of a covered pipe, their drainage system would end beyond 28th Street at the edge of the airport with a 40-foot wide. 700-foot long ditch emptying into the tidal marsh beyond the airfield. The area being drained encompasses a section of town on either side of Bay Avenue which, like much of Ocean City, used to be low lying meadows, It is now i he Stoeeo tract and the Nantucket development As the developers uictured it, the drainage ditch, which would for the most part be out of sight, would be aesthetically pleasing — unlike the existing 52nd Street ditch by the in the south end. They also noted that station would probably be needed to make an enclosed drainage system of pipes feasible. The ditch would be fenced off, too, for safety reasons. But, this is the 1980s; we're almost into the 2lst century Its time to put archaic drainage systems and other old planning techniques d us 5 nd ireet ditch is unsightly. It gete clogged with plant growth and debris. The chainlink fence is rusting and unattractive. Marsh weeds would quickly grow through and into an open ditch no matter how much riprap is used. Whatever the systems, there is maintenance to contend with. made the right choice. ?n as one of the many been in love with this town for many, many years tat I an Starting to leave the rooe. g run is leavin it would be br «5 M**; By FRANK L HAY are Any or Gillian: I have a feelin,_ when I read of your virioua proposals — boardwalk iani the rtml estate taxw m& when up, then tto beach fee*, they are over the parking meters, raise taxes. Is this fiscal that they are ruining this wonderful resort for the average Joe with • few kids as Hew long can the average person p continue to afford these IncrefcjeaT increase, private hangars, beach tag , etc, - Oat thote in to s secure financial position permanently approximately sometimes don 1 ! worry too mien about those of ua on a income. wish that you could come up Every time I read an srtlde tn the paper referrin« to ywr the city - without it costing programs they seem to rtlato py, , to helping the business retiree* and permanent community—certainly a PSiUtato aaflfi money. special interest group — Let me give you an rattier than the majority of T M g com* down teaionaUy au my The firat year, raytotal your I'm being unfair, of the residents who pay shart of the taies would be happy to continue more riring of the $32,000 assistant and point out tne way to the interesting to check tht for thi city administrator? determine if school was rebuilt nsoonsiDii for us taEpaytn? ago and aa I School board a story in The approved the retirement of Sentinei Ledger some of the -«•-«••••» the former superintendent but him at $£0,000 per as a consultant For to be canceled since toe new town pays topwages in order what? If the new super Is aj good aa he Is supposed to be, can show him around about the density rf poputatton In Ocew Qty before there Ls no room on the beach for the long-time SuggesUoaMo, though it has quilted down, I hav§ a tot Use boardwalk garage at 8th Street ^ you are aware, there with the f>dlltie« of thelBed to be many parWng lota I am simply trying to get you to view in n thi It would appear that the tatter can only get or or ganit ing into power blocks. It is that local in who appeared to have the most to gain from the demise of thi blue laws did that, Gillian, I have often §d your most intelligent of opining your seasonal businesses with your presale of tickets at a deep discount rate while at the same lime obtaining the at no I commend you on a mott inventive means of taxes were approximately 11,550, This year— 10 yean later — my taxes art $M§4 and will go up upon receipt of the new 73 lncre*K or 7 j per year. And even though I realke that some of this U for school, and county fries, I muit aaran you that took these increaaea Into consideration. I am by no means destitute but I am timply trying to get you to view living in Ocean aty for the remainder of one's life from the eyes of thi* group of people rather than from the eyes of a very §uc- . because of Increases In tne increasi in land values density; Increases caused by (And the lack of foresight by subdivision of lota — building * ne boardwalk owners), many two or three properties where t^^= (LI, Alii' classes in the new school bad air conditioning system to attract the best talent but in couldn't remove tte fumeg. It v * iW rf ** abev^ doesn't it was reported ttat tot frouWi mk§ you wondiF? or an error. It would be ma retir< also to help their have quarters and not dimes the city even In their pockets. I believe this cooperate on a bargain-price to be a false assumption* I for the land. know I make a point of having I submit, we taxpayers 10 cents available when I'm want to pay for it in going to Aibury Avenue to No. 3 - On the parking meter increase, I might be mistaken but I thought the Idea of shortterm parking meters (one half hour) wat to get people in and out of the stores (given the limited parking spaces and thus create a turnover of spaces. II would also appear that I* a 150 price (not for one hour or 25 percent) and la a deterent to •hopping on Aabury Avenue. Suggestion No. 4 — About private airport hangars— an ej-pilot from World a different point Aa chairman of the Board. I MI eottpeUed to d land Mag developed respond to §on§ of ttn im-noplications found In the a function tf or ID the WA IS lass. For an understanding, zoning boards of in New Jeraey are under the provisions of the Municipal Land Use They are to hear and on appeals concerning errors in • enforcement, inof loniiw man exceptional and special conditions tjdit and nbtrt deviations from standards In each situation they must result in a detriment to the public good. Ocean City's Board la composed of seven members and two alternates. They all well known, astute rational business professional and many hours of their free each month in î etlve ordlnan . eurrtnUv appeared to be the thrust of a Ocean Gty relationship of the number of lltime i\ them maximiie their income and thus be more Ordinance 8S-10 have made it necessary for approximately one out of every ten to * variance. resulted Is the Board bearings at a meeting. In one case the failure U».- consider the variations In tha _ actual ground elevation*, within the dtj and within, -. lich range* from 1^, (mean »ea level) ta , 13 MSL. creates a situation - v >. constn»ct the same site hoqae in all areas and itifl meet the * height limitation of g tee* 10 MSL. (Section 13) N A second tnstancv ia the-., intruding into the rear yanL: In many caaea where It la - • necesaary to raise the. - to meet flood insurance requirement*, thr first floor deck la at m A the intention of providing > space forparking. or complex the requestmay be, the Board's policy Is to allow everyone with aa to* ' terest to be heart. Only after b a decision Anyone who baa ever at-1 tended a hearing know* that each case is Judged on Iti facts and merit*, that not all mil way — or cut it ou| „ No. 5 on the beach tag but not least, andthli come to you aa a surprise—many of us moved to Ocean aty for the at* mosphere of the town and, believe it or not, UM beach — not the boardwalkl I usually buy 10 season for my vUiting children, grandchildren, etc., and that which was freenot ... this group of of a very It would appear tome that when you consider the meter rates a means of couna "too Wgh" budget pj you have negated their original lnttni and up •fptcially In the arta. tut • onican me so i c«nia IoroM hour if more You prîmt that phot** by j#fll txaes and MTVa off for to do more for less. That's nations who will sell the iron moments for quiet and what has happened to Just hack to us In shoddy products su a private contemplation and Inty might deduce that the about ivery major industry in that could be better mate at rospection in school Those adult human being is an even the opposite view claim critter man they tne "noanagement class" would bt a backdoor attempt to return organized prayer to schools. Both advocacies tear closer and unemotional folks, Wi have seen situations where students aren't even required to show respect or stop Jiving during a flag jelute. And if the teacher commented about the student's chances of surviving such a show of contempt in LETTERS cont'd made from our trash has deluded itself and us Into We, after all, do sombelieving that It is the Sometime after Pear) strange and paradoxical American worker who taHarbor it was discovered that grtidy and not thty tnen> sel?§i. Thus tne nation merchants letWhydowtgut becomes larp^ owned by scrap iron desperately needed social foreigners who hold thi programs for dream 11 with thi enemy. in con-Theouf ^^00 on an summarily dealt were swiftly and with. irefichteri physically Impaired or, heaven forbid, elderly people and then salve our collective conscience by condemning the aforementioned aj worthless parasites? Instead of thinking there but for the of, i!% thi average We need no longer fear conquest by an alien power. Somebody U selling the whole place right out from under us. On our partt wi insist on imported products because they are "superior" con If the kids were compelled to contemplate some of the outrages we adults have and on , they might just that we were worless parasites and wiraps Editor Senttnel-Ledgir I P%¥ *m abls tocontain the roofing in srdsr to get to the matfresses do* tavs a' iumniir home in ftrt to the attta, to* 5"ff.ôrter to - out Ooean City en Pwuuyn placs tftor havini obaerved the It wn obvious toua that «»i noust. and have recently tad to go' atttc'irwi,' It ffHobvious to Ihty weri extremely WIN €» my family and I art thremb tht unfortunate mi ttatthe Fin Departaiint Pirate and Uwughtful in ^r%rmfy pleased_ with ttie erperience of having a fire, was very careful not to simply their pursuit to contain and effort* of our Ocean City Fire rfeourse extremely flood tile whole housi with put out the fire* In somi Degartaen^ when we first were wter and also not to start ciiiSp Uiey had toearry targe Eugtni F. Towen tht fire, and then knocking out walla and unoldiring chairs arid when we got to the shore an t I would iwe w eoMwdtoiOctanCl^Firi II 1 We would like to and hU able men who Correct lighting, drainage pr (tor's mte — This letter lights being installed at otter water to continue to the bay to Mayor Roy locations which presently for natural drainage. w have street " but we As it Is now t the water Mayor OOUu. we are have no sttêt itaMa at aU •aina to the railroad tracks _,« City „_, homtownirs ___. , and - We havi ldrt - m _— floods Haven Avenue have been for the but seven living here and we need lights because of the height of the but years. Wt rented here prior to torour protoctioiL tradss, TWs is a ei^ problem buying our home. Our addresa Also, last year, to city and we would appreciate this ia in the 2800 block of Haven Avenue venue, IwouidUkitoreWonnyou of a need for strtet i«hto on the railroid traeka should be itreet Wi iea'itreet iwnovid to aUow the flowof 'Church parkin Editor * furnaeifireiitour •._ wem *£**& this forum to dlisaatiifactlon AuUwrity'a announced the cut-through of being corrected aj soon as 2&th Street toBay y Avenue. We are in favor of this but we feel Mr, and Mr*. be £r< $ "need" to collect am tqw to the much thi city nets from parking meter fees eolleeted the toeper of our key, whs was quick to call Broadley'g and see that we Having owned a home, aggln, regidid and paid taxes in this SenttnitLedgcr! Anoteofthanu, also, to an ghgrtfrtd Christian com- tiw C unknown young man rnunity for dteato,' I am lit) who »aw the outraged when each Sundav I and alerted firemen ever drawn up In this country, . t o park close to nay church, We were very lucky and thankful for all the quick Is not the right to gather in a actions that saved our borne community to worship a from a total loss! constitutional freedom which iPaulHain should not be hindered or Ocean City Infringed by thi Parking The Sentinel Ledger '» Ornfiti By Tht 8EHTIHEL LEDGER A Dlvitlonif iouih itruv »«Jlo, inc. Htw»rd L. Or«n, Pr«fc, 1U giflnih Sir«ii, Oc#»n oiy. N J oitfi i i l d IHf mom in i4ii FRBDC! BENSON........ JOHN H. ANDRUSII... (, BYRON T. MERCER Publisher ,.,.........., Editor ,.. Advertising Manager Th«3cfldl!ne for letters U noon Monday, ' Letters should b* double ipaced and with luflicitnt ' tnarglna on one aide of the paper to facilitate editing for J f iifjiaiidcowlaîieai, ' Liters muit include the writer's oanw for verificalloq, They mint be mriim it«r Impact •nooytnlty, but tetters lion lit! 4ha«d(lor'jdtocrfUon. to the ft parkini meter Nmiwithhalduponrequist yean a and the men who is probably areionae most revifid document Amerteam m_ Vet from the very beginning, these far*seelng delegates at the national congress decided to do ali their work behind closed Law? view on zoning the ordinances, aa will as cases are unanimous inequttlti. Evidence of these and that In many efiorUrcstaintbefactthatin cas«f the votes are taken only an but one mm wher* tht itter the request has been board's dMWm hart ben to !a»n the challenged In court* It has of non-conformity and ban upheldlittle detriment. locajetbartaratboff who Tb* comment* made In tba ds net lam ttrir Board, tbt was approved ana no hm MVMI fat maflf ytifi variance howarar — art BIB Bibcock, was dwiladj art chAlniiaii; 1 •• l^ttt Bikw t Tom Boras. U, ncori* will stww, tf Benila lfotTla. Dr. .. _. Nunao and Herb Adiroa, Ed Wtemgr U an Ocean Gty artist who illustrate* hit cpinionj with hii own shet ust around the corner! 4. -/^ ^ ^ Don't wait another minut the time to plan for this season, is NOW! Your season will be much mor# successful, after you piacf your ad in the 54th Annual • Increase your sales • Improve your customer contacts • Commgnicatt with ntw residents • Ri-lnforee yaur reputation for ffffeiincy and fair prices. II Display utt • Advance reservations for summer vacationers • Product availability • Recreational events forth* entire family's enjoyment .ina 399-5411 your builntss name and ph@n# number will be Itoted rt FRB« W|rt **... lf 7/' -'/j'isS
THE SENTISEULEDGER, OCEAN CITY, NJ THURSDAY, MARCH 5, ISgf THURSDAY, MARCH 5 t m ion isfea TIIK SENTIXKI. LKIH.KH, O< HAS CITY. V.I Missionary Tht annual mi»*lonary PAGE iECTlON TWO •erence March 14 :onley was in un* -- f i: V ' * "i' i l CENTRAL ASSEMBLY OF GOO Robert Bostlc, p*stor 7 pjn. - Bible Fellowship, 1*4 DM? Dr, MAINLAND ASSEMBLY OF GOD ABUNDANT CHRISTIAN OCEAN CITY M&SL and Rev, Donald 9:30 10:45 am SEA VIEW 231 Shan R4 Rj-v Lee B OORBIN CITY Main Street BAPTIST -" ah and New York Av 7 and 9 SstofdAj * 4 and §* 10:30,11:45 5:30 pan. 1*90 f ;3D and 11 a.m. Mi Jt and OF CHRIST Oenn LUTHERAN Av. It SHILOH BAPTKT u am to Ttfa St and &tmp«M Av Famflj service Rev. Lafayette Rlddick, Dr. Charles P worship service and bible BY THE SEA 55tt Stntl Mid AsbMY Avtnui UNDAY, MARCH 8th, 1987 Rev. Kenneth LanQly Ocean City, NJ, SaVJCE 10:15 A.H.: CHURCH SfflVCE 10:30 A.M. SUNDAY SCHOOl nil ALL AGES, 1:11 A.M, BBLE STUDY 7:30 P.M. WE0WS0AY j 1733 10 a JH. - Sunday 11 7:S0am. * Midweek prayer service SECOND CAPE MAY BAFTOT 6D0S Shore Rd The Rev Russell IL Bowers Jr. minister 9:45 a.m. * Sunday 11 a.riL W St and West Av. Michael Walters, pastor 10 a.m. 11 am. - Morning servii S. Shore Rd. lermo a.m. 10: service p.m. - iAY 7:»p,m, CALVARY INDEPENDENT HURCH: A Place To Feel n deaf most of his life, lut every Sunday found him in church, empting to go through the motions of worship in harmony with his every act of worship was a strain carried out in his world of of pa^r and handtd ft to the okl man. He read, "Why y&u go to chufdt? You can't hear a word that Is said," Calling ©n his bioktn and faltering English remembered from his hearing days, he said, 'T© let people knew whose side I'm on!" He connnu^d, "At worship In church I may not hear much, but I FEEL MUCH, I feel what's happening around me; the music's rhythm touches me: the prayers hold me close; ttie smiles on people's faces during the sermon and the intensity I sense from them give me a feeting of Gods presence." Worshiping in church givet a feeling that no other expression of Cod's presence approiches. No wonder fte writer of Hebrews instructed: 'Forsake not the assembMna of ourselves together," (Hebrews 1025) - Bdt BOO). ChmotlHviHi. V* S|O6 LADY OF GOOD iturday - 8 a.m. 4 and 7 Sunday-8,9,10:l5andll:» WT 13th St and Ocean City Av, 7 and 8 am. 8 a.m., 4 8, 9:15 and 11 a.m. Weekdays afttr 8 a.m. Mass. Saturday, 2:30 to3:30 pm* and after 7 ST FRA NCES CABKINI R.C. 2nd St and AtlanUc Av, 8 and 9 am Friday - g t^L and ? a, 9.30and 11 a.m. 1:30 pjiL Sunday-6,9:30 and 11 a.m.,, 6:30 p.m. 44th and Landis A?, Sanlslt City ". Paul M, O'Connor, ajn. and 4:50 pjn. 8 a.m., 5 and 7 :M and U a.m. ^ Rd, and Harbor La. Somen Point ly - 7 and 8 a.m. and 7 E. Conlofli Satarday - 5:80 p.m, CENTRAL ASSEMBLY OF v, Robert S, Bostlc 124 Dory Drive Octan City, NJ, Ministry in OCEAN CITY COMMUNITY CENTER Simpson Avtnue at lith StFeft DAY BIBLE FELLOWSHIP 7:00 P.M, Pastors Home isby Nursery Children's Chureh Handicapped Facility „„, ALL WELCOME! ALL LOVED! 'Beloved, It! ui (eve one another," 1 John 4 WEDN H§!f ICEAN CITY BAPTIST lOTHiWiSLlY 39M261 REV. DONALD I, HURLBERT, Senior Pastor REV, DONALD PHILLIPS, Visitation Paitor A. WALKS, Putor of Youtti and Fwnty Dave Sinseney, Choir Director PhiHp Semeney, Organ!!! SUNDAY, MARCH 8tM987 9:30 A.M. SUNDAY SCHOOL 10:45 A.M. - 7:1 § P.M. Pastor DonaW E. Huriberi HI 8:30 P.M. "SUNDAY NIGHT LIVE" WEONISDAY 7:18 P.M. PRAYIR SERVICE THURSDAY 7:00 P.M. COLLIGE AND CAREER FRIDAY, YOUTH GROUPS 7:00 -10:00 P M Vin Tpansporiafion to and from Sunday Schso! and Church...Dial TRINITY St and Bay Av. 8 a.m. - Hot}- Eucharist 10 a.m. - Aon JAY 9 am. Eucharist EPISCOPAL 157 Shore Rd. Boom Point Rev, Roger J, Hamilton, rector 8 10 a.m. with sermon, story hour and nursery. UNWOOO ODMMUNTTV ort Rd. a.m. 11 a.m. - Family Bible hour 7 p.m - Gospel rneeting 9:50 a.m. - 11 a.m. - Tne ieniet; mireery available. 10 a jn. - The 11 a.m. Btistm Rd. and Dawes Av Point SUNDAY CHAPEL 11 11 am. 10 a Jn. * Holy Eucharist In Av., west of GRAC] 10th St. and OentraJ Av, Ocean City 1:30 p,m, - Prayer and $$> aermon. Holy communion on Junday. HOLY GREEK ORTHODOX MUlRoad Methodist UNITED Oh St and Central Ocean City SUNDAY 9 a.m, 10:30 a.m. Richard Beltgn of served as adminlitraUTf City will bt the ajsiitant to the dm of the tot ^__ - frtqntfit spciker at afternoon (FrUay tech women'* MDttfiieFlnt. ___ Pretbyterlan Church, U _ active tn the wale program rat theme af the ewit la and occupy thi y •nd her buaband have owned and Qtv, Mr* Boltoo hu ato monto A rsfaa of the The government Is awar* Cape Ma May County an additional $15,000 far food and shelter, Mart* 11 at of the 11 HfV W Andenon who li e ftvcot, Invitei an to The animal "Oay Apart" of of non-profit local or tit tht Southern New Jms? *Wch provide or are , France will be 8 pjn, of providing food or ihelter , March 10 at the »^ a*ked to contact Virginia rlton United Methodist Budd, executive director of Church for alight supper, lbe be Ofcpe May County United 10 a.m. Way p at 463-W00. Wednesday, M^rch U t will be Tli fund* are held at the Centenary United available tho tht Methodist Church, Berlin, naUonal board tht Teachable momenta: as Emerfeocy Food and Shelter adventure in practical dUcipiiihip" will be the (c«atiimed from ptge 4) 2) N abort Road 9:30 a.m. - Sunday school WNDAY 9:30 and 11 arit - Worship John Freedman, IS a.nL - Wonhip service JD 7 B.m, - L.D.S. (]U5t SOUth O it) Griffith, paator UNDAY 11 a.m. - Morning service. 900 Ventnor MAC] METHODIST 10th St. and Simpaon A M. Finch, pastor 9:30 a.m. - Church school 11 a.m. COMMinmY SEA ISLE CITY Blvd. and Park IV, V8 Wfmm a.m. - Orthos /ww^- Matins %M*H~ Bev. David A, Flimlng - 9^30 a.m, . Divyw lihw eriNnAV 9:45 a.m. , 8:30 and 11 a.m. trut iJrrnlnttoriau (£h The Presbyterian Church! U.S.A, 7th and Weiley Avenue Rev, wm. Radcilfft Allen, Th.AA,, Pastor J, Kenneth Reese Director of Muilc Jean c Ridgway Organist SUNDAY, MARCH 8,1987 HORNING WORSHIP 11:00 A.M. EVENING WORSHIP 7:30 P.M. SUNDAY SCHOOL 9:30 I.M. The Whole Bible for the Whole Person Graded Classes - Nursery • Adults TUESDAY MORNING 10:30 A.M. Women's Bible Study Fellowship WEDNESDAY EVENING 7:30 P.M. The Bible Study Hour A Cordial Welcome Awaits You "••Wi*| Firth Tfc.tt.Htf Llf." ftilippliii 2HI LEY UNITED METHODIST R1610 Dr, John F. GJ or SUNDAY 9:45 a.m, - Morning worship 11 am. - Sunday school SEAVILLE UNOTD METHODIST Rev. Mark H. Earl SUNDAY 9 a.m. - Worship lOl am * Church (Please turn to page S) CITY ORTHOLX»X PRESBYTERIAN 32nd St, and Central Av, Bav, Paul 10 a.m. - 11 a.m. -_Morning w 7 p.m. • Evening service ( A iu:l& a.m. - Sunday achool - 9 a.m, ' Morning worship CEOTRAL UNITOD METOODBT Shore Rd, and Central :. Van Salver, SUNDAY 9:30 a.m. 11 a.m. ______ woi 0 7;30 p.m. - Evening worship PRl 7th It, and Wesley Av. Ocean City Minister: SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTfflT Rev. William Allen, HIM, ay y:3U a.m. 11 a.m. . Bible IGIOUS SOCIETY OF FRIENDS service 11 a.m, - meeting for CLASSIFIED AD BRING RESULT: The Godfrey Funeral Homes Established 1896 BG9 Centra! Ave, 644 Shore Rd, OcsapGity, N.J, Palermo, N ,J, Phorfe 39M077 Phone 390-9699 Herbert L, Godfrey, Owner Youngsters from the Little Friends Nursery School at st, Jobti's Lutheran Church prepare for a mock field trip to the moon in a spaceship mud spacesuits which they made straws for their air supplya; many church women's groupe'all ovtr the to ttt at I p.m. Each year a thi event al Jesus taught that private prayer wag to talked about "ping Into a closet to pray, 1 ' he often prayed with his disciples. Hti Lonfa experience of faith and praise by playing with other that we should not only "love" our enemies but also that we should "pray" for As a nation, we should pray for the Russians, the tomans, etc. As persons, we should lov§ and specifically pray for those with whom we havi dispute or broken — and even those who have purposefully us. Jesus did so as he even prayed for who executed him on the cross. Finally, ail of our prayen should Si in iefus T name. Saying in Christ's norm I pray has beeomt a ritaalistic way to §nd a praytr, Jesus said ftat powtr In prayer oomts by •' asking whatever you will in my name." the words. It U an experience of yearning to beIn the will and spirit of Christ as we pray, It Is uttering th§ words of our prayer with not Just our own identity as a created person but a§ a son or daughter of Gad who ndtemid by the love aterifice of Qiftt Witti mhotn do you pray? For wham do you Bray? In who§§ name do C.Wlngite The Lighthauae Community in Time of f rouble, Wm Are AM || Near As Your Phone M hedging for the future, as in the pa§t t the finest and ||§ most dignified, personalized funeral service :-: : : SUCCEMOR TOOCEAN CITY'S FIRST f| FUNERAL DIRECTOR M IER AKTHROUGH! ON THE LATEST BIG IDEA IN SMALL BUSINESS COPIERS m nnownta KXH1HIT ST. PATRICK'S DANCE ON PIER MARCH 14 Tbe Happy Hoofm will bold its umual St Patrick's dance at 8:30 p.m. March 14 on the M Music will be Silhouette*. Everyone who Krvioe. H# graduated torn Prairie Bible Institute in lttj aid wved is toe psrtante Council of RBMU a Clt«d £etf part? nift • «u.i. Mr j families win p g show necticut M b mrm H dinner party, spociaored The Christian Bu»in*« and Slh Sh After 5 Profe«iooal Alter I Qubi are been reacheduted ntwHlenominational with no fcr7pjn. Monday, March » at formal membtrahlp. All ^* *• nMteniriei to kam Mac'i RwUurant, Somn dnnera are op« to tbt public « tw °t their petaooalliwa, the Point Reservatioaa may be ">Mf puÂle type erf wort in by oiUin* 64H3S? or Muic will be ANTIQUE CRAFT A fcUswrttp wffi fc§ fcsM is by Tina Ney of SHOW MARCH U ** ©ra after e*ch Mfftes, Point and guest _Gur Lady of Sorrowi ^ confoeuce will begin for the rveniM la Church, Wabftss Avenue, ?*^ • Holbrook of Con- Unwood, will hold iti *HB«J banqnet f p.m. from* yn, to 4 p-m. Saturday, March 28 In the dwreb hail Orcr 10 diikra will be so band. Hiked goods and the rinde Jtw^* Pifreshmfiits wtU N 550N, wfflte^tflpteQf^MaiiQo wiflabii, O^ to tti pu^k; Yugsilivlan m at Cosgrtgatiim Etth APFKARING MARCH U *725 Tht Aflbory Qsnsat Choir fron WUmore, Ky. wiH ^>pear in cODcert ai the St P*ul'i United Hetbodlft welcome. Admi«sian is W per peraon. Refreflhm«its will be arotkble. Call W-D80 or M0- OCEAN CITY First Church of Christ Scientist and Reading Room 8th St. & As bur v Ave. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Sundays 11 iQQ AM Sunday School 11 ;00 A.M. WtdntidaysliOO PM Testimonial Meeting Rtading Room Daily U*A;M:ts1 P.M. ALL WELCOME (pen to«lL of iMinauii fB ID than ^ l ^ " ' ^ I minutts north ef Ocean city- SUNDAY SERVICES AT 9:30 A.M. & 11:00 A.M. David A. Paul E, DIRECTOR OF MUSK Fsf a f r#e brochure $f , ... printtfl sermon, caii f# TN« Diff*r«fte* it Worth ttw Driv*" A Funeral is for the When you think about It this statement mokes s let of sense No m^ner wtwre when, or under what circumstances death may occur, men art rtetds mat must be met — for tfif strtavid family; their friend*; their clOfc* Circle in tne community. - Tht funeral helps meet those needv it helps thos^ who grieve accept, the reality of death. They know if happtntd. But a part of their mind reject IL runs away from it. The funeral takes them gently by the shoulders and turns fhtm to face it. And haying faced it, having viewed u, mings tafitr. nimtstMtM Mid-wetk Lenten Service! iUY IT! LEASE IT FOR AS LOW AS $40,00 PER MONTH, I % • $* Tom WaldmarTs Travel Canter Froftssleni) Travel Consultant* *1JlthS Ocean City Home Savings & Loan Association 1081 ArtwyAfi. 399-0012 Eugene W. Pishtoy intufincf Agtney^ inc." MMM, Mmmm 3104160 Carey's S §aiitfltd Inc. 3W-0178 , store y 415 EJflhlh S 9ff 4416 First Fidelity Bank NA South Jersey Thm Omcti In Octin City 399-1300 The Flanders Hotel Banquet & Party Facilities 719 E. 11th St. 399-1000 Stan's ShopRite Supermarket "Thi Number 1 Food Slant of South Jertay Soman Point • RtoOnMli • Abttcon R J, Darby, Agency Inc. "Iniuranc* Excluiiv#ly Since, 1905" 399-0049 SttiindCtfltnlAvtnui UNDAY MARCH 0:10 A.M. COMMUNION Bltyli 00 A.M. CHURCH SCHOOL 10:3 Nancy McN«m#« A FOUNTAIN OF FIRE Preaching 10:10 ftrvlctbroadcfttf on WI0O AlMilaf§ fpaif#r Central Avenue at Tenth Street Wednesdays at Noon and 7:30 P.M. (preceded by supper at 6:30 P.M.) The public ll invlted Sunday Worship at 11A 'tfytitiBifak&ii .&? THE LITTL THESF.7100IS A REAL OFFICECOPIE! AND INCLUDES MANY FIATURL- ON SO CALLED "PERSONAL COPIERS' THIS (S THE COPIER FOB HOME QB OFFICE USB! LOOK AT THESE FEATURES: e 6 u te . .„ ^f^Xmt MARLTON 8340005 v. ; *--"'-" '• ' : " ? iy isn't l Pediatrics at Shore Memorial has no other hospital in your area has; a Child Life Specialist. Using sophisticated "play" techniques, she helfis to lessen the normal anxiety associ aicd with surgery or separation, for children—and parents. Parents arc c that can result from a )ital stay. Up to 24-hour visitation ii available for to "room-in" with younger Child Life Specialist b also going to school—your younger children's is nothrng to be what you'd expect from your community patients come in all si 653-36X)fora :m ?•< r;'#V •!tj' *, '.'• | f'-^**'^:iî!l *&'' '*>."+"
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