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"Ofaifuaries-
B. Frank Hallowefl
B. Prank HallowcM, of Pt,
LaudcrdiiLs Pla,, and this
(City, died suddenly last
Thursday here. Ho was 70.
: M_r. Hallowell had resided
•n " Ft. Lauderdale since
1083. Prior to that limn he
was a resident of Maple
Shade for 30 years. He
retired in 1083 as - an
insurance agent for the
Prudential Insurance
Company.
He was former assessor of
Maple Shade Township, n
World War I veteran,
founder and first scoutmaster
of Maple Shade Boy Se6ut
Troop II, chairman of
Maple Shade Defense Council
of World War II and County
Commander of Burlington
County American Legion. He
also was a charter member
of Antrim-Mento Post
American Legion of Mnple
Shade, Chef do Guerre
.Voiture SO of thc^ 40 and 8
of Burlington County, a
member of Fort .Lauderdale
American Legion,, Maple
Shade Lodge 281 P and AM
and the Ocean City Masonic
Club.
Surviving are his wife,
Myrtle A. Hallowcll; throe
sons, B. Frank, Jr., of
Abington, Pa., Richard, of
Redondo Beach, Calif., and
Roland, of Cherry Hill; one
CCEAN yrTY n\n
nil-re, Mrs. Elsie Lang, of
't, L:iudi'rdnle; f
Mrs. Rnyinond O'Brieii, of
Sumeis Point, Mrs. Eugene
Cook, of North filed. Mm.
WiUrl T h o m a s , o I
Philiiilvliihiii, und Mrn
Georgt.' AienLy.. of Vi-ntnor
mill eight grandchildren.
Kunernl services we're
conducted Monday afternoon
in Mjiplf Sll.'nle. IntrrliH-nt
wjt?j at I,ocListwood Menmrijil
Purk, Cherry Hill.
Mabel C. Lang
Mrs Mibel C La.ii,, cif
17J 1 ttn t iv dud
Wedne-day U t week in
Short Mcmurni Ho pital
She wa 94 T nativt of
Girmantown ind hid bi-m a
Ineal residi nt fcr eight vtar.
Surviving art one brothi-r
Walter Cook inn ister Mr*
Jo^tph ktrper both ol
G e r m a n £ o w n ; two
"ikrsinim Mr Eleanor E
Houck jnd Mr Aj,ni..
BmAn with whom Mr
Lmg rnidt her home ind
ont nii.ee Mrs Dornthei
Smith nr thi., cit\
Funeral tr\iee win hnld
in Philarit Iphn and intermi nt
wa,, at Iij Hill Cemetirj
Philadelphia Lonl
arrinEemtnL wire Jjy the
{i o d f ft v Smith Funeral
Homt
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"Bgnrtip atgrage. — ————
Harry L, Galbraith
Hirrv L, GnlbrilLh uT I
Cirtfcri] nJ died Widm day
last wuk in Shore MUIUJFIHI
H^KJUUU ilUr a hhurt illnr =
-H_ WL.77
Mr Cilbraith w i burn in
LjinciiHtt r Pi fornii rlv
n. idtri m Philidrlphii ind
mavtd tti tin nt\ four
y«\t jj-t. Ik wa rttirtri in
l^CO from hi ciw
bu irw -i and ua
diu, i Ma on
building
i JJrd
g
Ella L
Philadelphia.
Funeral services were
conducted Monday in
• Philadelphia with interment
at Mount Moriah Cemetery,
Philadelphia. Local
arrangements were by the
Godfrey-Smith
Homo.
THE OCEAN CITY SiNTINiL.LIBOl R
two daughters, Patricia and
Linda, both of this eityr
fmir brotlii-rs, George and
Doutiliis, of this city. Lloyd,
of Alluntic Citv. niui Kiilph,
ol L Hushrook -Meii:ht.s; une
sifiU'r, Mrs. Mur^ui-rite
Grainier, of Uiis city: and
Requiem Mil* *; WII
erlrbratod ijaturdav morninc
at SI. Augustine
(.;imreh. hilennrnt
Si i idi I i mt ti r>
Arrangi'iuenU
unt i tt.p
CI oil I' -y Smith
Iliiin
Gulbmth f
Funeral
Marian H. Wallace
Mrs. Marian H. Wallace, of
334 E. Atlantic blvd,. died
Friday in Hahnemann
Hospital, Philadelphia. She
was 54.
Mrs, Wallace was born in
Phillipsbllrg and had resided
hero sineo 1031, She had
taught school in Salem prior
to moving here and had
been a typing and shorthand
teacher in Phillipshufg,
She was a member of the
Atlantic City Country Club
Golf Association, Colony
Club, First Presbyterian
Church, and was active in
bowling circles L She had
graduated from Rider College
in 1934 and was a meber of
the Rider Alumni
Association.
Surviving are her husband,
Robert L.; one son, Robert
L., Jr., of this city; one
daughter, Mrs. Susan Tridien,
also of this city;_two sisters,
Mrs, Mildred Dick and Mrs,
Jean Lampart, of
Phiilipsburg: one brother
Stanley Huff, also of
Phiilipsburg; and two
grandchildren.
Funeral services were held
Tuesday afternoon from the
Oodfrey.Smith Funeral Home
with the Rev, William R.
Allen, pastor of the First
Presbyterian Church,
officiating L Intermont was at
Seaside Cemetery, Palermo.
Margaret McManus
Miss Margaret McManus,
of Ntjwork, Del., and
formerly of 1S24 West av.,
this city, died Friday after a
briof Illness. She was 87.
Surviving is one niccp,
Mrs. Theodore Policastro.
and two Brand.nieceii,
Kathleen and Ann Policastro,
all of Newark.
Requiem Mass was
celebrated at Holy Angels
B.C. Uhurch, Newark, and
intermont was at Holy Cross
Cemetery, Mays Landing.
Howard A, Lavfs
Howard A. Lavis, of 1355
TiOfJa terr., died last
Wednesday in Shore
Memorial Hospital. Ho was
56.
Mr. Liivis was boril in
Ottawa, Canada, and had
resided here since 1924. He
was an auto mechanic und a
body and fender man. He
had been employed for
many years by the old Phil
Bishop Packard Agency here.
Survivors include his wife,
Charlotte Haujhey Lavis;
three sons, Howard, Georee
and Edward, all of this city;
's R.C
waiv at
1 ilt rnii)
by tin
Fu neral
miliam E. Everett
Willnm S Eventt or tin
tiiliniiil Arm, 16th »t ind
A bur\ iv diud Sunday in
Shun Mimonnl Hopitil
fulliwini. a -ihort illne., HP
H. sn
Mr Everitt wa« bnrn in
Ch ltli-un N Y ronui rh
rt idi-d in Haddon Height
Bl-ickttood ind Sonifr^ Point
inH hid m ide hi h
hrre for the past \
w i- i rttirt-d claim
v.ith the Ni» J,
He
untir
Bill
"Ft li ph inn Comp m%
bun retirrd in
Mr E\eritt was 'SO vi
nn mbt r and Past Ma tt r of
Lodge 191 F and AM of
Hidd in Heights a member
uf the Piunoer Club of till
Niw Jersey Bell Ttlephon^
Cnmpanv and a mijnber i.f
thi Somrrs Point Ma nnic
Club
Surviving ^Tt hi.* witi
Mibtl two -on- \\illiim .if
Mnmi Fla and Dunald iiT
Newport News, Va.i two
diughttr^ Mrs Jt^isie Pritt
->{ Glendali Calif and Mrs
William Frazicr nr Njrbi rth
Pi one stepdaughter Mr*
Robirt Oillian nf this eiH
Funrral services will bi
hrld thi^ morninE (Thursdas )
at 11 o lock trom thi
Godfri-i S-nith Funeral Hcmi
with the RPV D Hit-hard
Cam on pastor -,f St
John's Lutheran Church,
officiating. Entombment will
be at the convenience of the
family („ Harleigh
Mausoleum, Camden.
Mabel Ray
Miss Mabel Ray, of 204
14th St., died last
Wednesday in Shore
Memorial Hospital after a
brief lilnoss. She was 82.
Miss Ray was born in
Chester, Pa., and had made
her home here for many
years. She was retired
supervisor of the
housekeeping department at
the Flanders Hotel and was
a member of Chapter 83
Order of Eastern Star of
this city and. the Ocean City
Civjc Club.
There are no immediate
survivors.
Funeral services were held
Saturday morning from the
Godfrey-Smith Funeral Home
with the Rev. David Wright,
pastor of^ the Ocean City
Baptist Church, officiating.
Interment was at Mount
Meriah Cemetery in
Philadelphia,.
Harry E, Schfifff
„ LINWOOD - Harry E-
SreherlT, of 534 Ocean
Heights av., died Saturday at
hhoro Memorial Hospital He
was 78,
Mr L Seherff was a native
of Pennsylvania and had
lived in Elkins Park P»
until moved here 11
BUCKETS O' FISH
18 FISH
STICKS M.00
— BUCKET O' SHRIMP —
15 FRIED
SHRIMP $ 2.85
Hours: Wed, th'u Sun,
11 a.m. to 7 p.m.
Closed Mondays and Tuesdays
Tribif trains
in sabre jet
OLENDALB, Ariz..-First
Lieutenant Robert W, Trihit,
son of Mrs. Robert p'
Tribit, 1841 Asbury av.,
Ocean- City, N.J., has
completed the U.S. Air
Force operational training
course for P-100 pilots at
Luke APB, Ariz.
Lleutennilt Tribit, now
qunllfied in supersonic
iiiicrnft, rocefved
fiimiliarization tralrilnj) in
nuclenr and eonvention
weapons delivery systems of
the Super Subro.
The lieutenant is being
assigned to an Air Force
unit in Vietnam for duty.
He was commissioned in
1007 through Officer
Training School at Lackland
AFB, Tex.
DAILY NiWS
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prsm The
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— No, 3t
lonal Plans
OCEAN CITY SENTINELLED
Telephone 309.0411
OCEAN CITY, NiW JIRSfY, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 2,
HOAG AND SONS
SFfilfJOFiEkD, MICHIGAN
COMP,
EDGER
Publiuttait OHia,
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COMPLETE NEWS
OF THE WEEK
WHAT TO Sit!
WHERE TO 601
is, defendant in '64 Anglemyer murder case,
ound not guilty by Atlantic County Court jury
By Edward S, Gore
Christopher Brendan Hughes, 28, of Darby, Pa.,
was found not guilty Tuesday of the Labor pay,'
1964 murder of Harry Anglemyer, Ocean City
owner of the Copper Kettle chain of fudge shops.
And law enforcement officials, diseoniolate at the
collapse of their case, blamed "witness trouble" for
the verdict which set Hughes free to return to
Lewisburg Federal Penitentiary where he is serving
a three to five vear sentence for extortion
Anglemyer, 38 at the time of his death was
found stuffed Into the front seat of his expensive
car on September 7, 1964, He had been brutally
beaten about the head and an autopsy was later to
disclose that he had suffered two and posiibly
three- skull fracture-
City has given
VIETNAM ( \HTNC) =- Army Sp4ivt^
Information nu, u planning board to
the \rm> Cnmmi nd ltmn Medal ditfiii^ ' ci'rt'munipH ni'fir
and r c i
the present planning
ini^on Vit tn im Augn t 16
i"jl! in i MM
which is regarded as
Cnn^rntul itmt !nm i rtilont?! Goorj't' I. Taylor,
less responsive to the
etimm ifidint- iitficir ul thi U S,Army HiHidquartrr^ Art*n
jg needs of the_ 16
Ciinim ind
jpilitics within Cape
Spec, 5 M u^niii frecivcd tht iward for muritorioua sprviee *********
County.
while serving i medical projects nnneommissicsned officer
• Board uf Freeholders
in the Civic Act ons Section, U.S. Army Headquarters Area
t«n asked by the
Command. Saigti , from June 1968 to jiugiist 1080.
board and the
The specialist Mitered the Army in December JOGS. (U,S,
c a] planners to
ARMY PHOTO)
Here's a Remin \e_ tile creation of such
ti but the request by
lanfiing board members
deacon Rt'th, »f Wtjst Philndplphm;-
the first step in
t i\\i.v. Church 10 yrandehiidrun and 13
_ expected to be a
for the ^Tt-i\\ ^rnndehildrt'n,
process before such a
Lim* s id ^chucl
Funerai burvieos wort* huld
al board could, be
Sur^ iv iriL lFt i wife, Monday pvuiiing at Soaview
(iished,
Cinr thn d rs, Mrs, Baptist Church with tlip
!# resolution is only the
Marjon KI u« North Rvv. Kurt B, Franki pastnr,
ilep in a long series of
WildwLcd Mr, Ji mI Piii'se, cifflyiiitintl, Intornifnt was nt
M by local planning
af C^rnuntuw n and Mrs. Su ntsi'i Memorial Park,
ji and municipalities to
The slender, stoopshouldered
Hughes, looking events and court was
startled at the turn of
Dons Albtn* if Hu
, 1 regional board.
FA on. i tfr ME-
Edith
All the local
more like a high school recessed while Atlantic
teacher than a brawler, had
gipalities have been
County Judge Thomas W,
sat impassively in court
Bled far their opinion
Rauffenbart met with the'
throughout the proceedings
11 of the 16 have
two attorneys in his
which started on September
eaded favorably,**
chambers. Upon their return
23, He seemed interested in
ad Orovor, county
to the courtroom, Forman
the testimony and from time
jag Board director, said.
announced that Murray "is
to time leaned over to
( five municipalities
being withdrawn as a
whisper to his attorney,
FLANDERS HOTEL 11 Hi St. Bmrdwilk
did nut respond were
witness-" .
Leland Stanford, of Mays
May Point, Stone
Landing.
A young couple, Mr. and
West Cape May,
Mrs, Kenneth W. MeOlnley,
N*w Pviif Cll
Wildwood and
Hughes is currently in of WlUingboro, N.J., had
federal prison as a member
FUNG WIG
PriKflptlBBWw p
h testified on Monday that
e said.
of an extortion ring which their ear was parked diregtly
. . .«. . «g{ purpose," Grovor
preyed on homosexuals. Ho
Aeewntaly FIIW
behind AngJemyer's on the
"ii to make regional
will be eligible for parole
Pall Bwuty fp«eiall
shoulder of Ocean Drive,
Priced According
baf m effective part, of
TMINIB PMMMHi;
next June and meanwhile leading from the Dunes nightclub
to the Ocean City toll
EONAT CHAMPAGNI CURL
if government,"
has appealed his conviction
to Size
INSURE FROM* rm It eounty Planning
to the United States bridge.
NOW ONLY
i ind the local boards
Supremo Court.
$12,50 Complete ,
nit been as effective
FAMILY M
1 as
_^ It became apparent on McOInley, 88, described
auld be If they were
Tuesday that the State had the fight which took place
— Reg 825.00 — ,
THURSDAY — FRIDAY — SATURDAY
STORE ^iifd, he added,
little in the way of concrete behind Anglemyer'g ear, but
skolder Director Dr, COUPE DE GRACE - It the proprietor, James K T loud txpln ion
fchuek asked Drover if • was fire on fire • disaster
flocked to the
m tier the fir*-t
evidence placing Hughes at he said he was unable to
Johnson, perished in his bed What wag left of tha
the scene of the crime, or
upon disaster • and tragedy
g
in the second floor
_ FlFP
d maped "-tructuri. w^,
Chief Ferdinand
Damdgfc in the fir^t fire
identify the fudge king's
connecting him with the
on top of tragedy. The
SHAMPOO & SET-. , $3.50
funds would be
apartment above the quickh « n^ulfi-d in flafnt
T tc nnu said the blaze last
was gntn a« ^100,000, The
assailant.
theft of Anglemyor's $8000
921 Asbury Avenue Dial 399-3PI
, Johnson Candy and lee establishment.
nd for the t-ennd time
' 'spread too
d*tmagr m the sneund bla^e
Mrs. McGinley (the couple
tn wuuld be a much Cream Store en the Last Thursday while the t n toiled tn i xtinguish
i be regarded as
wa r problematical
c diamond and platinum ring.
mcp the
was married two years after
If the witnesses who were
OPS* FRIDAYS UNTO. I P, M,
CALL 399-9300 (If no an.w.r 399-1000)
receive now' and Boardwalk at Brighton pi. youth's grandfather, Ira thu firt- m thi_ 1| wouden
but he said
dp trut-tion \iritt-d un thp
the murder) was asked to
more fund 1 * would was virtually destroyed by
neither
Scott Johnson, was work in g
his men nor
building* thre** wt*pk p unavailable had turned up it
parher
point out who in the
might have been another
bin for
fire on September 2.
rt pir
on some machinery in a
dutt rtlVt,
to^\i_nng column
were ready to
t eme-d tu be total. Bee
courtroom resembled
story for first assistant
The 1970
t'Orover arm
In that early morning shed behind the damaged
pu^yl tc
nd flaine ru^r
on- what caused
more Senior and
Angiomyer's assailant and she
Atlantic County Prosecutor
iktl reason for blaze a 15-year-old son of property he heard, he said nU ind thou^
fire, or for that
Sentinel Ledger photo dt
overlooked Hughes to single
nd
Solomon Forman,
bnttom of page
out a deputy sheriff, Samuel
if » regional board,
A man is presumed
Shamy, who was seated in
aid, iS to bofelififor
citizen
innocent until he IS found
court as a spectator.
nd municipal jayceesname
guilty: by a jury of his peers ' Sarlier • wi Iniimts -i-Jof -in e
and the jury in this case, State had included
'Blltion in . its
Pace of Governor's race
made up of eight men and Anglemyer's sister, Mrs.
four women obviously Elaine P. Stssak, of
would be pageant heads
concluded, after only SO Plymouth Meeting, Pa., who
lp of eight county
quickens; Balloting Nov. 4
minutes of deliberation, that with her husband is carrying ,
including five Executive directors for the
the murder charge had not on the business of the fudge
ht-your-
IS citizens two scholarship pageants for Democrats
Republicans
been proven beyond a shop chain.
by freeholders and ^, 1970 were named , by
reasonable doubt.
Also testifying was Gene
, one from each members of the Jaycoes Former Govornor Robert R W. William T- Cahlll
Two of Porman's key Platt, of Ocean City, a
in the region meeting last we.jk: at Meyner, who is seeking—Republican candidate"" for
witnesses were missing beauty salon operator, who
by the local Port-O

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14 KARAT GOLD 117,91
STIRLING SILVER $ 3.50
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OCEAN CITY KIWANIS CLUB
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on the 2nd Wednesday of every month
November thru May
(EXCEPT DECEMBERI
8:15 P, M. at Ocean City High School
Tickets ar« s 6,00 for Series
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HOTEL, MOTEL and .RESTAUR \NT ASSOCIATION DINNER. Officers of
the H.MRA met together at the informal dinner h.-ld recently. Left to right
are Mrs. Jack Wrrington, seeretarj. JJCK Warnngti'ii president: Anthony
Frank, vice president; and Mrs. ,1 HiUiani jautudui Jr treasurer. Senior
Photo,
I
t WOEING CULPLE5
Nine Ocean CiH Couple
tnvtll.d to YSadinj Ri\nr in tht midJtrstN
Mhartnn Tr-iLt this «tek fur a pjddlin^ t\peditum
amid nil ILII^I- Thp trip w. mnduclfd h\ (\tan
Lit\ durfLior uf riLTtatlon TJunald
Kiwanis Club M\S Rafferty
Mrs, Helen B. Meyncr was
au e??t spt.Mkt'T at the
lunehoon meeting of Kiwanis
Club y ca i v rd a y a f i *> rn c*o n in.
Tuck ah ot? Inn,
Mrs. Meyner reviewed the
changing pulitlefil picture? in •
New Jenroy «md nutt-d that
because of population shifu
-and chanKcs in economic
*UU\i:-: no \oi\uer can r>n arva
he eaiiUopjrd as bem^
Dfrnyemtie IT Republican.
She went on lo note that
it \? :hf independent voter
who has k-ft the- citify and
m eon c* 1 rn «d wi th t=a=\ o-s,
€>dycatle>n for their chjidrrn
and other problems . who
fnak»> . yp UIP undecided
votes. This Independent will
vote for the candidate and
th c is? u cs rs t h e r th 4 fi" f u 11 o \v
party !inc^, she nQted =
J, Alfred Bgnncr pre--sor;U s d
'Ji

»AGi 1 — SECTION ONB
Fenstermacher-Sykes rites
solemnized at St. John's
SI, John's Lutheran white Chantilly lace over
Church was thy setting pink satin and fashioned
recently fur the wedding of with a Victorian collar and
Miss Denisc Joy lonB bell sleeves. Her
Fonsturmaeher, daughter of shoulder-length veil was held
Mr, and Mrs, Clyde W. with a cluster of white
FonstiTrrmehor of I ID Ocean dowers featuring a i crystal
av,, and Joseph William droplet . and she carried a
Sykus, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Sykes of Atlantic
The n, v. D,
Garrison e fficiotnd
double ririjj
ceremony, M
WHS organist
Hand soloist.
during ii
included "Entreat ML
Leave Thee" and
Love".
•ff-
Richard
at the
p.m.
t; Kyle
nnd Mrs, Helena
Selections sung
Nnt to
Perfuct
Hcniv L

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j?AGE 6 — sIGTION ONI THI OC1AN CITY SiNTINELLIDSIR THURSDAY. QCTO» B
UBSPAY, OCTOBiR 2, IW?
lifiiii
;pf
Clothing firms kill
One
of
-cs
is
mcmt
thp
>^-= feurnb from
"-v» tai« hundreds
and Ihiiuiuuds of
o:U» disfigurinj
ccuniL-iii; to studies
the NAIIORII Fire
A^goeijtiun, says
victims of
v children
A htlpfui prevention
eu^tv U care in clothing
! * c; i o n . Heavy,
?o:h-si:ff3eed fabrics resist
b \k ,- n i r. ; better than
weight, Ion{f*nappod
Design avoiding
•ir.J folds of material
long, loose sleeves
J chances of clothing
.-• fire.
>:_ important of all,
Taecarino says. is to
appreciate that just about
any clothing' can bum, that
a name, spark or other
intense hint may start it
burnlnB, and that the
burning may be so
dangerously rapid thai the
wearer is enveloped ill flame.
Safety from clothing fires
calls for watchful care in ail
activities around stoves,
heaters, fireplaces and
outdoor fires, and in using
matches and smoking
materials.
The firm-safe homm
Good Jamily habits in the
home to prevent fires arc
important, says Chief
Tacearino, but it's equally
important to know that
good construction features of
the homo can add
substantially to the safety of
you and your family from
fire.
Bo if you are building or
DON'T GAMBLI WITH FIR1!
YOUR PROFIT IS AT STAKE
&m>
EUGENE W, PASHLEY
COMPLITI INSURANCi SIRVICI
Shore Rood, Marmora, N, j.
Phone 399-3344
WHERE
THERE'S FiRI
f THERE'S
SMOKE
FIRE IS AN OBVIOUS PEItli,
• UT SMOKE, TOO, CAN BE
DAMAGING
Does your present home
office msurinoe protect
against this and othtr
important hazards? Check, with us. We
be glad to compare your present insurance j
vvith the broad coverage of a Home-owners
Policy,
DIAL 398-0200
BILL WOODS AGENCY,
REALTOR — INSUROR
21B WIST AVENUi, OCEAN CITY, N. j,j
KifP YOUR HOMf SAFI! Remembtr, only
you lin prevent fires, Cheek yeur •ntire home
for fire safely. Cheek your insurance cover,
age, now.
REALTOR and INSUROR
1330 Bay Avenue Dial 399-5711
buying a home, or checking
one you already own, look
for these points of good
construction suggested by
the National Fire Protection
Association:
1. Built-in fire stops.
These are barriers of wood
or' masonry 'between studs,
joists, rafters and strinoers
that serve to prevent the
spread of smoke and fire,
2. Solid doors for every
room. An ordinary wooden
door, when closed, can keep
smoke and fire out of a
room for ninny minutes,'
allowing oitra escape time.
3. Good escape routes.
Best exits loud directly
outside, not through other
rooms. Windows should be
large enough and low
enough to climb through
and operate easily enough
for the youngest member of
the family to open,
1, Walls. of low
flame-spread characteristics.
Plaster-surfaced walls and
gypsum, cement-asbestos and
other n o nc ombustible
wallboards will not spread
flame,
5. Fire-resistant roofing
material, such as asphalt
shingles, slate, asbestos or
metal. Wood shingles used
for roofing should be
factory-treated to make them
fire retardant,
8. Proper wiring. Qualified
electricians follow the
provisions of tlie Nattc
Electrical Code when
installing wiring, which
moans a fire safe installation.
7. A good heating plant
properly installed and
located, regularly inspected
and cleaned. A furnace
should never be located
where a heater fire could
block your escape.
Escape - first
rule of safety
Exactly what would you
do if right new you heard
tht t-raeklr of fire in vour
kiUh. n?
Lxactlv what would iou
dn if in thi middle 01 the
iii|,ht iour farnih wa*
Wfar'touncfJob
everybody out at the very
first sign of fire. But unless
you have done some
thinking and planning, you
may not bo able to escape.
National Fire Protection
Association studies show the
lipping oundiy ynd M3U
iv*ikinid to the nrpt-ll of
great majority of the 6,500
Fitipk who dun t havt U.S. lives taken by home
n fd\ mswers to thr t fires lust year were
qui tuns are risking their needlessly lost because of
fimih „ and their own 1H>LS failure to preplan and
dut-lirc. Chut Tntcanno For rehearse escape measures.
thr,,* 1 irr> the people wh" So prepare a home life
don't know how to act safety plan for your family,
when firi- «,trike,* in ththeme.
sure everyone, including the
urges Chief Tacearino, Moke
The first rule of safety children, knows exactly what
from fire is .escape; get to do. Then hold family fire
laiwri
To fish
WE fir* bn,
insure now
Should fire ilrike your home, would you
be fully praleeled ogalnit flnarieia! losi?
_B_B tur^^ouMnjUrnnee inadequate to
cover todoy'j higher rsploeemenf costt.
Check with us. No obligation, of course.
WHY NOT ASK FOB A PREMIUM OUOTI*
Sfay M the safe iWs . . . i« us, fooflf
CHATTIN-HALUDAY
AGfNCY, INC.
1315 ASBURY AVI. DIAL 399-0060
KOR ALL YOUR NIIDS
— ESTABLBHED 1905 —
INSURANCE IS OUR ONLY BUSINESS
The R. E, DARBY AGENCY
•'i.
604 CENTRAL AVINUI
Whmnm 3ff-OS4f
PUBLIC ENEMY NO.L
Protect your....
PRECIOUS POSSESSIONS
from this No. 1 ENEMY!
A SAFE DEPOSIT BOX
in our modern vault costs
only pennies a day, and
assures full protection
from fire or loss.
TRE CAPE S MAY COUNTY
NATIONAL BANK
YOUR mU SERYICE BANK IN CAK NAY COUNTY
OCEAN CIT>' - SEA ISLE CITY - CAPE MAY
A MEMTO31 M 1 Ttm FEDERAL
outPORATiGN
drill*, ntul lrh
lit n in pointer 1 - to help
y ni pi in
1 Cinrulb ti(,"fL i "t nt
Imt two rnuti- to the
LUt- [di from inrv room in
thi hou i i pi ci illy
bidri i in \llow for
him kini, nl t iini iv and
hall bv fin
J P irt n.ul irly for
niUittinn tirL^ remtmbi r
that closed bedroom UUVrs
will hold back flame, nnd ,
smokii, allow extra time for J* 811 "^
csciipe, " ' "
3. For upper floor escape,
. use any available porch and
garage roofs, ladders, or
trees as we;, s down to
safety. Be .sure exit windows
work easily, and that they
are low and large enough to
qet through.
***£ PttMUnSNTti
=
p
will
Know how
During FIRE PREVENTION WEEK
learn how to stop fire before it starts
USE THAT KNOWLIDGE ALL YiARl
DOMT GIVE FIRE A PLACE TO START!
1, K««p plenty of ash trayi handy ond
them. Never smoke in bed,
2, Don't let rubbish accumulate in attic, i
or anywhere.
3, Handle f lammables with great can oh
4, Have an electrician cheek your wiring i
tern for possible overloads.
5, Have adequate electrical outlets in
rooms,
6, Have your heating system checked for j
sible fire hazards.
For firm Insurance to Fit
Your Nmmds, Count On ...
D. Allen Stretch
— INSUROR
COR. 8th 8. OCEAN AVI,
Polki« WritUn In Offict
DIAL 399-0455 or•!
WITHOUT THIS
A FIRE ENGINE IS
JUST A BIG RED
TRUCK.
Your water system is dealgned with fire protection in
mind. Strategically placed fire hydrants, water mains 3-5
times larger than would be necessary to supply ordinary
'vnter ne^^l^,_slandhv pumps hvdrnni Ingncctinn trnm^
VY^LCI- umn, nmnorjy pumps, hydrant inapectinn ir.ims •_:
everything we can passibly do to provide fire protection.
Helps keep fire insurance rates down, too.
Without a good water system like ours to depend on
and dedicated firemen to answer your call, your fire
depaj-tment would be just a garage For big red trucks.
OCEAN CITY WATER SERVICE COMPANY
10TH STRIIT and WIST AVINUI
DIAL
m American
Dedicated to Qopd Wnt«r Service ond Communiiy PWI iS
[Gregory's
RESTAURANT
& BAR
[900 Shore Road
Somers Ptjlnt
PfLICIOUS
ISTEAKS
SPECIAL
lusinessman'i
Lunch
$erwd Every Day
SOUP
pACKAOf GOODS
DlLIVIRID
Phens 927.3943
OPEN 7 A, M,
Obituaries of the week
Charles J. Meskers
SOMERS POINT Lharli,
J M*r*ki rr formnr citv
official fur many ^ijr a dit d
Mundav in Shore Mcmori il
Hotpitil iiTti r i knt'tliv
illiic*, He wia 79 intl midt
hi* lismi it GIB Bdv iv
A n itivt tiT 11 il I. i_. .111
Htill md Mr Mt> ki n c snu
tn tht United Stiti whin
hi wi 17 UP hvitl in
Avundali Pu pnur tti
rauvmfc tn thi i ity Hi h id
fervid with tht h2nd
Divi inn dunnp, 1 Wcirld Wnr I
ond wt« thr fihh^t rn« nthi r
a{ MainI ind Ami nt m
Lfr/mn Fn t He il^u w i i
p a s t c o m m a n d e r (if
RobirU luhnMin Pcift .1BU
VFW nf thi city ind hid
«trvtd a^ pn^t qujrti rm i tt r
fnr 2 r i vtjrv
__ aoddoooooooooooooooooooooooooor
DEUCIOUS FOOD — SENSIBLY PRICED
Four Y's RESTAURANT
PLATTERS • DINNERS • COCKTAILS
TASTY SANDWICHES
i/4 MILE NORTH OP TUCKAHOE
uli Mfnutes Away — A Pleasant Drive Tliru Hie Oountiy
WUTI 50—CORBIN CITY PHONI 628-2641
SEE OUR QYSTiR PLATf COLLECTIOhL
DAN'S
SEAFOOD
HTH STRUT AT
•AYPmONT
DIAL MI.1WI
ON THE BAY —OPIN ALL YIAR 'ROUND
WEAKFISH CHICKEN LEG f ^ J
FLOUNDER •FISH ROE
FRESH SHRIMP • CLAMS
llu- stnti. fur thu Offlb
Frjet< Adniinistriitiori,
'Funcriil SMrviet'ii will bu
hold thiii morninjj (Thuradiiy)
nt B:iri (I'eloeli ut the
Middlrton^Strfiblt' Funural
Homu folluivi-Hl by Hoquii'm
Mawi at 10 ji.m. in St.
Jcuicph's K.C, Church. Hurial
will bi 1 in Holy Crow
Ci'rniHcry, Miiy« Landiiiii.
Mrs, Frances Menga
Mrs. Prances Itleuna of
asaa Wrst av. diod lust
Saturday in Short' Memorial
HtKSpitili after :i „ ,,h;u,.y
illness. She was HI,
Mrs, Meyna was the
widow of (in officer of the
Italian Navy who served
during World War I and
Mr Mt--.kLr« had bum t ix previously. She carnu to the
a?k Cawr fur ^cimtr- Pciint fur United Stall's in 1822
25 yi ir fl until hi r tinrmnl
sottlini! in Philadelphia whore
she remained until one year
l V* ir i(|u Ht il i had
ago when she moved here
Ft rvt d >L. rciuncilrnaii and
for year around residence.
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AGE S — SECTION ONI
to visit
Point Auml
\T I
County Legion,
Auxiliary
install officers for year
CITY SENTINELLIDOIR THUfrSDA^QCTOBii, ,
Classified Ads Bring You
THi OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER
4
Th
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(ret TAingsBone
Adi Bring Reiulr*
I^HO LLYS
IT HOLLY FARM
& COUNTRY GIFT SHOP
Route 9, Marmora 399-3554
EVERGREENS and TRIES
FALL and DRIED FLOWERS
, GIFTS—CANDLES—JELLIES
IMPORTED HOLLAND BULBS _ MUMS
OPEN ALL YiAR 'ROUND incl, SUNDAY
CLOSED MONDAY
-L-E MONT'S
308 BAY AVf. DIAL 399-1787
GUNS • AMMUNITION
HUNTING LICENSES
Open 4:30 p,m. Daily; Fit I Ut 7:30 p.m.
Sfggr right this way for !i
netch auto- service, Ygy'll,
complete confidence.
Join the ANCHOR
ANCHOR
AND LOAN
of insured savers
ant smva regularly
faniily
MAIN OFFICI — ATLANTIC CITY
K.ntuclr qnd AtiwiHe Anirnti 348,118J
SOMIRS POINT
Grovtloni Avi. £ NiW R»a
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(GREEN STAMPS TOO:)
WALT'S ATLANTIC
"SUP1R RID BALL SERVICE'
9TH ST. & SAY AVi,
DIAL 3W.970?
10 BONUS DAYS
EVERY
MONTH
for pass-book savers
at ANCHOR SAVINGS
ivery monfh — deposits mode in
passbook sovinqs accounts by the 10th
of »he month—EARN DIVIDENDS—
from the 1st day of that month—ot
the raft of 4Vi% a yeor.
Three convtnient offices to serve ydu—you
con save by mail-—wo supply postage-pafd
•nvolopes
SAVINGS
I I L
id John
W Id I
BJMI S| o cum, Pd,t
Departmi nt \ jc* 1 cnmmandt r
Ba*-il Slnaum tenth frum
Mnnmuuth Cuuntv
Burlingtun LuunU Auxiliary
prt idcnt Mrs Dtirrith\
pjst prt-iidt nt MR H^rrii-1
Evans Jr Camdtn Countv
pfp-idi-tit Mr- DoFQth\
Ham c Cirridt n Countj past
prp c idi_nt Mr*- Marpar**t
Schultz Jr Cumhprliind
Cnunt\ pn idnnt Mr Itd^
Atkinstm, Mavor Charity
MasciarelU nf Wildwnnd whu
pff^pnUd Mrs Rubi-rt
Vadnn rt tiring rountv
pr* c id^nt vtith a gift and
Jami" Htamil* public
n liitlufia dlff-CtrjF uf
Wildnuud
John Valiegp was master
—of eeremonies and presented
Edmund G._ Lyons, National
Espcutivp Comiii under, who
made a plea for assistanci
for the victims uf Hurricane
Camilq. Cheeks may hr stnt
to American Legion, Dept
of N.J.. 371 Mom M
Elizabeth.
Those attending from thicity
were Mr, and Mr
Addison Burk, Mr." and Mr
"C. Sheldon Bates. Mr ^nd
Mrs, Frank Thomas, Mr «ind
Mrs Maurict* Evans Mr-
Sarah Nnltp Mp, Rn-,
Mrs. F. Michael Risley
Cumvas-Risley wedding is
Blnod Mn Albnrt Blum
Mr Juhn Truut Mr
Mannn M rphv Mn Barbara
^harpham Mr a Ju^t phine
Proctur Mr Rtba Kuti r
Mr- C Thoma, WpiNr Mr
\ mddm, uf Ii t I
inUrr t tiitit pliu*
AI\m*i Er* m Mr H**IFH
Turn> r ind Mr Willum J
Srptimh. r l'J in jt Jnhri
Th lpul I.ullp, rt Ml
»hrn Ml. MJF I ui a
bcK^amr thi HFid* if b
Mirha.I Ri In Th. Ri v
New
Dnmnnd ntfiCIatt-d at *ht
d u u h I o ring .wriinp
iirirn ul%
arrivals
Thi bridi I thi daligh r
Six lafiiillPS of thi iF( i ui Mr HaFM . i Sandid^r
wHcpmt-d npft irnuL during md th. lit, ttidlam I
thf* p^t two ftppL -it tht C un . 1 L. n, h, JLh Mi
Stnrk Club of Shun Thi brlti I,F. .irn i tin m
M r m u r i ^ I Hospitjl tit Mr ind Mr All in U
R>,Us 1 U N'I , rd
_ Ranald and B ttt\ (Smith) Snmi r Pin id md, r
rum. r nf 649 Jnd -t .if Mr \ 1 r* Hi I 1
Humtr, Paint 3 brsv Sum. r P I,,
Scptt-OiopF 1J
A Ji I hi I n Did . .1
laiin ami Ji rri (Fgnl*}
P- ( tr I t i
Stmmpfip ciT JtJl North m nt r * nd Mi
Paint fd Ocnan Clt\ a ba> Irunn Ih mi I Ba Et
Sipttmbcr I! i
Ltmi Mi % bruit mud
Chirli, and C a.,,il LJII ! i ndld i i ii r 1 tht
(Mnudv) Dnuphts ol 1704 bnd. * II • r irl
ShtiF* rd Lin\%mid a girl Ml.n " Ri I. .M.d ,
btptt mbi F J j
bi ->t irn r, r l-i il ind
Jam* ind KathpniiL a, ,1 tin , uhir %, r \llan
ILnmhriinnj Rir LI ,,f (llj D Ri 1. ,1 >- m. r r .int
J.J,i-ph av I inwucnl , ^, r| brt thi r til until LF.M.rn
"ifptimbir 2h
Li ill I, dn.r 1 Ltin ?
_ Wain, jnd Pnrti i fSpn ill) Biath hr thi r in I i I thi
Thumps.in .if 7J7 Sirnp iin bruit ,n,l Hil , tl L tlntr
Sf pti-mb. r 2H
LIVICI i lid I harlr.tl.
IHub.rL.) Min^lio r.f h]6
Point l ben Sipt.nihir 20
Not ail huntuFS arc
for game
solemnized in Mississippi
ul l.ullpt Ft ,li f unit
Ltdnt F ii. i hi w ! il jFidi
fta rint hp r r
Tht brill, itir .1 in ,
flurir 1, nj-th Empn ^ ^ n uf
ilk UF an, ,1 r l Jrld ,[
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WiLDWOOD
PRiFiNiSHID PANILINO
SPANISH GREEN 4' x 8'
S 3.99 Panet
PREFiNlSHED
PRIFINISMED PICAN • WALNUT . WHITE PICAN
VINYLGUARD 4'x 8'
S 5,95 Pane!
ARMSTRONG, WASHABLE WHITE,
CEILING TILE . 12" x 12" 15c sq.ft.
WELDWOOD HEADQUAKTKKS
1—^Mta—ll amMl II iiiljj.,1
SHOEMAKER LUMBER 00,
1200 WSST AVINUE
OPEN 'TIL 4P.1
it
DIAL 399-0150
drn* \^!th mitrhini, nL^i-t
trimrntd m itin H, r , utfit
thL fFunt and irmind thi' « i" tumplirnt ntid %iith i
In i Thi. back uf thi tlluvs t-%mbit1ium irrhid
gtnn ^ IS di^igni-d in a i ap, F jlltiwmt- s r. . ptt. n it
tflrrt Kith hvip ot thr \FW in r.ullpnrt thi
matching lac hi Iri tti^PthcF . iipl. li It ti ' . hum \muun
with tm> 'PH bow, HTFin Mumi Fl Thi v »di
mniEilla uf LNu e inn trirrimitl
with Chinl ill\ Ian
t, miinattd in a Chapel trim
and
r ho t- FTird a til n d
garland ni whitr Gltimilii c
intr F r pi-f I tl \ilth tuiligi HuF
i nl\ |tft [rv v a., i paiF ui
p, n ! , irrirj^ gi%in h, r h\
ih, hndpgruuFti
lhi> bridal Tttfndant v. IIFP
a\ du HiiiiF Ii nath guwn
if p, _iu d, ^uii- ind tull,
, itmt 7 ind till \ i irrl J
Inn t, mm, d r, ,i F,
Fur htr dlught,r
miring Mr is indicia i hn r
i ,ju i- \ lir, lti i d
with matrhint- 1 i! i r,i t ind
irri fc un* ^ Htr f»n c , mblt
V4 i, , t t)fl with a pink
evmbidiurri nFchiti
1-i.F tht ,, tr , , n Mr
Ri Ii v il.cud i \,iltjM lieu
m 1K1 tin ir h.inn in Sumi f,
P. nit Ft^r htr g..in£? iwa>
..utiit tht brlfit ch,, , 1
brut i .nd mint LH * n A hnt
d rt V 1 til m it, hi ni,
li rt , nt intl i |JM nrii r
h hFid UF, hid t ir- ij ,
Thi hFitit 1 i i,r idu lti ,i{
Piarl Rut r lunii.F ( ,,11, Ec
inti Hi nd, d til. I nut F itv
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bntl LFII mi! i f^i idu II. nf
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Ntn. mbt F
THURS.. FRi. & SAT., OCTOBER 2,3
CHARMS 40% OFF]
14 Karat Gold . Sterling Silver . Gold pjjj
SMITH JEWELERS
954 Asbury Avenue Ocean I
(NEJCT TO SPENCE SEAFOOD)
DIAL l»Mt71
OPEN DAILY D-B — FRIDAY
CUSSED MONDAY
25. YEAR GUARANTEE
GAS HOT-WATER BOILIR
I my Home
Long Lift Cast iron.
C
AQA flpprg
IMMEDIATE
INSTALLATION
GUABANT6E0
fj Deij*efjPrgfi!eni\
J
OCEAN CITY
PLUMBERS, Inc.
Pormorly Taccarino Plumbing k HMHUJ
618 WEST AVENUI DIAL 399J4M
Now Under Ownerihip-Managemint of
LiON CRAMIR • JOSfPH DOUGH1RTY
ANTHONY PIPI
Cape May County Rental Service
2161 Asbury Avenue 398-0032 Ocean City, N.!
1 'We Rent Most Everything"
Cope May Co., ,?oi fol $ervic# is a business designed to rent to you
various typos of e ipment which you occasionally need but do nof
wish to buy. Listed bt-low are a few of the Items available for rent.
• SANDING MACHINES
FLOOR SANDIRS
FLOOR fDOIRS
3" & 4" B1LT SANDIRS
FINISHING SANDfRS
7" A 9" DISC SANDERS
• POWER TOOLS
CHAIN SAWS
ELECTRIC HAMMER
CIRCULAR SAWS
jLECTRIC PRII
• PAINTERS'
EQUIPMENT
PAINT SPRAYiRS
ST1P LADDiRS
EXTINSION LADDIRS
IXTfNSION PLANKS
LADDiR JACKS
DROP CLOTHS
o
CEMEMT TOOLS
WHEELBARROWS
COMPLETE
FINISHING TOOLS
• PLUMBERS' TOOLS
PIBi DIES
PIPE VISf TRIPOD
PIPE CUTTiRS
FLARINO TOOLS
SiWiR AUGERS
& BENDfRS
i/j" * a/4" POWER SNAKIS
• CARPENTER TOOLS
TRANSIT L1VIL
HOUSE JACKS
STAPLING GUN
& HAMMIR
MITRB BOX
STUD DRIVER
ELECTRIC DEMOLITION
HAMMERS
• MECHANICS' TOOLS
SOCK1T WRfNCHIS
TAP t, DII iBT
WHIiL PULLIRS
IOLDIRINO OUNI
ENGINE HOIST
» GARDEN &
YARD TOOLS
^POWiR MOWfKS
GARDfN TILLER
POWIR RAKES
LAWN ROLLERS
LAWN SPREADIRS
SHOVILS - RAKii
HfDGI CLIPPERS
REMEMBER, Money Won't Buy Everything —
But it's Amazing What It Will RENT!
POST'HOLI DIGGIRS
(Power)
BRUSH CUTTER
AIRATORS
FOR PEOPLE
COMMUNITIES.
ADVERTISERS
Newspapers go info
action, to entertain,
inform and serve .,.
as a vital social and
economic force
Newspapers get things done . . .
because newspapers give you the
information you need to do things
from
family fun to community
action. And in the marketplace,
newspapers do more to help people
buy wisely, advertisers sell profitably.
Look to your local newspaper
to get things done.
Gfit THINGS!"&
DONl
* For PEOPLE f COMMUNITKS ¥ ADVERTISERS
rti*—- "sr
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10 SiCTION ONI THE OCEAN CITY SlNTINH-LlPQiR
SCHOOLS For CHILDREN
9fh St. and Atlantic Ave, 399-1817
* DANCING
BALLET . JAM - TAP
PRf .SCHOOL THRU TBUNS
* TWIRLING
MAJORETTE TRAININO
* ACROBATICS
TUMBLING FOR ALL AOII
CHElHLEaOIR TRAINING
NEW PARKE-DAViS
ELASTIC SUPPORT
HOSIERY
For Men and Women
• Helps Control VarieesiHes
• Helps Improve Circulation
• Provides Leg Support After Surgery
• Relieves Tired Aching Legs
SELVAGN
PHARMACY
M, •. EISAMAN, R.p,, Owner
9th St. "and Asbury Ave. Dial 399.3535
FREE
DELIVERY
STORH HOURS: DAILY » HM, TO 10:10 P.M.
(SUNDAY! fiM A. M. TO 4iM P. M.
CONEY'S
INC.
34TH STREET
On Rosicvclf Blvd. One Mil* From Bridg.
LIQUOR
STORE
Wall Knewn Br.nd,
RVf • lOURBON
GIN . RUM
BEER
OPIN
WEEKDAYS
9 A. M. to 10 P, M.
No Sunday Sales
PLEASANTVILLE
FRIDAY, OCT. 1
FriM jumbo Shrimp SluHcd
with er«b»t
3 H.Udotk Fillet,
luttlr Siusi
• ruilM Via I Cutlet, Orown
Gravy
SAT. « SUN., OCT. 4, 1
f Pet Rsaii fifth Oven
Brawn Petals, 1 vig.
Hoi,I Ssrlnc CnlcfeHi and
Cembiniiloo stmlete
Tartar
BAR
Open Daily
from 9 a.m,
MONBAY, OCT. . MONDAY, OCT. «
BikM B.by Spar. Rli»
BakM StuH«l Pork Chop.
and Saysfkraiit, I
Brown Oravy
Grilled Baby hit Unr,
Ctilekni ana Hoiti.
FriM Onion.
on Paltry Shall
Mu.hroom BHf Macaroni, Mam and Ch*«< Om«l«t»,
Caiursta, 1 IH
1 »«.
Bnlad Ham and Sttimid
C.btugt. 1 :
SsaglHHI and
Iauug>, n«
onilM Clam e*M,
laiiaa
WEDNESDAY, OCT. I
Hungarian S#*f Gsulaifi,
Bvn>rH NiHM, I v.,.
Baknl Virginia H. H.fft Fruit
Frwien GhleluS, Loir in
Pailr*
Open
Sundays
12 Noon
Dial 399=9851
BL»Ck MOHil PIKE
*T NEW BOAO, on Bout, 40
ALSO AT ATLANTIC 4 OHIO
AVli, ATUINTJC CITY
DAILY
SPECIALS
INCLUDES S4T 1 SUN
SERVED 11 A.M. TO 9 PM
ATLANTIC CITY
FRIDAY, OCT. 3
BakM ShiHea Flouna.r with
Srabmcat
Bafcja Cod Fiih Fillet with
StlwU Tgrruts
Roa.l Crwie. Top Slrioin
of Be*f, Gravy
S*T. a SUN,, OCT. •., i
¥»al Cutlet Pannlgljn and
Spaghrttl, no vt,
Broil.a Chole* ChoO|l.d
9t».k, Orawy
Crab dkm Impertal. Tartar
Saue*
TUESDAY, OCT.
CornM BMf, Cikb,,. and
•MM* Potato, ns Hf.
Ola raihlonM BMf Star,
eomplata afltn l wsc,
Frltd nsunjar nil.I. Tartar
PeiUd Swl», stuk In
Onion Gnyy
Bmatil y«l cnop, Tomato
CroqiHnci, NHfbuni
i
THURSDAY, OCT.
THURSDAY, OCT. I
5outh.m fflad CWck.n
•sKM Chiciian Bruit,
Spinal! *f>pl. Rine,
c*J.i
Cha«. R.violl ind M*alball
Kalian Ijypi and
no vsg,
Frltd Cod Fl«h fiil«,
Tartar Sauea
ALL PLATTERS INCLUDE TOSSED iALAD, DRES5INB TVJO VEQE.
TABLES EXCEPT WHERE OTHEHWIII NOTED, HOMEMADE ROLLS
AND BUTTER
FOB ADDITIONAL Jie SOUP AND COFFEE, CHOICE OF DESSERT
Hughes
eiinttnurri from pa|'a
rLOBIDA RENTAL — On, tMdrsom
a(J.nm.nt .r iMjot, in Tgn
Layd»r8ale. On. •ffieieney also
Open lor 1. i » ) month.: Talley!
6JB WefJey A Call 199-2118. n\
DINETTE TABLE, siiB 42,30, Mterw.
to BO , maple painted e*er 4
chair.. Call 399.9561, 10-S
BUNGALOW WANTED _ ,mall, jsaf
lean with purchase option
SSI POUND UP>HiBMT>ie, Very
loos eanaition. Call. 199.7615
io-s
TWIH HATTBESS1S AND BOX
• pnnji. la.e and headboard.
S6O0
dr «»S'5 C nan GA,I Thu
L i ifivjtnd A >>mall
i n t^ike i t thi_ door
h* nefit Holy Tnnit\
tip 1 Churrh building-
will
Epj
fund
Cmon
1 ft,*- t ^xia
rcligmu pr
include thu
nature, m
SAH
STORM WINDOWS
MILL FINISH WINDOWS
Triple Track, 1 Glau and
1 Seraen, Compare
elsewhere af SI?.95,
S for $77.S0,
ANODIZED WINDOW!
Triple Trach, Weal Pile
WeaHlBP Stripping. Sold
j eliawhere at SM.fS,
! S fer $82.50.
uwn th(*
ollecti in of
Hi, fill, alnn
tif p^tFiut c
flower and
fruit print amm 1 p g
theintj, cufnic ahip»t'f;il«l heiiiiltHhts
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GARDEN MOTORS, INC
220 Wtfiley Av«nu* •
Millville, president of the
Conference Historical
Society, a member of the
Friondi, of Old Estellvrllle
Methodist Church Committee
and a doseendant of sorne
of the early members of
Esteliville Church,
Also participating in the
service will be the Rev.
Samuel Way, pastor of the
New Egypt and Cookstown
United Methodist Churches,
who will officiate at a
B ptism 1 Si met
Estellville Church is
located juiit west of State
Highway T>U between Mays
Landing and Tuckahoe in
the Walkers Forg, rd.
Rveryone U invited.
MAKES DliAN'S LIST
PROVIDENCE, R.I. —
Mi •. R. . m iry Pn rn 1 dean
of Pembroke College, the
women s coordinate college
in Brown Univorsitv. has
announced thnt 301 women
are included on Pembroke's
DeanV, list for tin; fall
semester. Among those
named lo the list for
maintaining high academic
standards during the previous
ii-menlcr wen;: Patricia Ann
I.ytle, daughter of Mrs. W,
I.ytle, of 15 Asbury av,,
Ocean City, N.J. Miss Lytle
is a member of the class of
1071 of Pembroke College
in Brown University,
TO SPLIT INCOME
London — Prince Charles has
decided to split the $628,000 a
year income he will receive
from the Duchy of Cornwall,
tsp
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He will give half of It toj.he
British government. . The
money comes mainly from
rents on property it holds in
the United Kingdom.
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Fire Prevention Week
The week "at October S to 11 is
Fire Prevention Week in the United
States, and Ocean City
Fire Chief
Ferdinand Togearino will be thumping
the tub for safety precautions against
fire in this resort city.
Chief
Taxxarino has sufficient
material to back up, his admonitions
on the dostruetiveness of fire on
property and human life. During the
past summer Ocean City had three
boardwalk fires, two of which were
of major proportions, in one a boy
lost his life.
Chief Taccarino says we have an
unfortunate habit of dismissing most
fires as "accidents," as sort of
visitations of bad luck
which are
unavoidable. But how
unavoidable, . .or
predictable, . .is a
fire started by a carelessly discarded
cigarette, or overloaded and defective
electric wiring, or poorly maintained
heating and cooking equipment. As
Hooraw for the Mets
Admiration for the New York Mets
should not be confined to New
Yorkers or baseball fans. All America
owes a debt to this ball club which
last week won the eastern division of
the National Baseball League.
If
there is a 1969 rags-to-riches
story in baseball and America it is
the story of the New York Mets,
Their effort is an example of the
story and the spirit of America. They
have freshened up the old American
promise of success and prosperity by
pulling oneself up by the bootstraps.
A few years back the Mets were
the laughing stock of big league^ and
-even—little— league.—baseball..—Case-y_
Stengel, their first manager, was more
of an attraction than a manager. The
players were clowns In uniform.
From the beginning, the Mets' fans
were loyal. The players and the fans
participated in the good-natured
ribbing and practical jokes that
recognized the MeM as the team that
could find more ways to make
mistakes than any other team in
baseball.
In the first yean of competition
A new personnel
evaluation system ws§
instituted . in the Police
Department. Ten Serjeants
evaluated the work of the
patrolmen, while three
JOHN T. STETHERS .....
VINCENT T. MICHELETTB
JOHM J. SOUTHARD
shown by National nre
Studies, these similar uncomplicated
causes are responsible for a great
majority of fires.
Chief
taeearino says we need to
acknowledge the fact that fires are
not
only wasteful but unavoidable,
than IJO on to reform the habits and
remove the hazards which create
them. When each of us • as an
individual has done this we will no
longer risk our lives, our jobs and
possessions to the destructive force 1 ,
of fire,
"Don't give fire a place to start,"
This is a piece of advice often heard
but too little
heeded. The Ocean
City Fire Department will gladly
inspect private homes, businesses
factories or any other structure to
seek out and advise the occupants of
existing probable sources of fire.
Such an inspection
would be a
good way for all of us to mark Fire
Prevention Week 1969.
for the expansionist Mets, the team
regularly ended at the bottom of the
league. Their
pitchers couldn't win
and their hitters couldn't hit. Their
fielders were the league's
stumble-bums. But they
played the
game for all it was worth, and the
Mets fans took these miscasts to
their hearts.
In March the AJetJi took the field
for another season of play, and the
fans
took the stand for another
season of horseplay with their
beloved bums. But then about
mid-season the atmosphere began to
change. The Mets
started to do
everything right at tne right time and
they were playing inspired ball.
The rapid rise of the amazing Mets
was climaxed
last week when they
won the right to compete in a
play-off for the league championship,
and the right to appear in the world
series.
. It is always good to see the
underdog rise to the top; in a way,
that's the story and the spirit of
America,
you and your vote
Tha-; is your vote they are
ismpfrL-.g with in Washinpon.
Tne House of Representatives has"
approvrt a voter wfona measure
which would change the. prooetdure
for the election of a-• President and
Vice President of the United States
arid aljo would abolish the electorial
collige system.
Ever
since 1800 the American
system of electing a president has
been problematical. In that year the
Congress was called on to break an
electorial vote tie between Aaron
Burr and Thomas Jefferson, What
would hav happened had
CongTess
voted for Burr for President.
John Quiney Adams in his quest
for the presidency did not receive a
plurality of the popular vote nor did
he receive a sufficient
number of '
electorial votes. Adams was elected
•president only because he was
politician
enough to arrange a deal
with one of the two minority
candidates.
The John
Quiney Adams episode
was almost repeated in 1968 when
Alabama's former Gov, George
Wallace made a good run for election
as president and almost landed in the
•minority negotiating role in the close
Nixon-Humphrey contest.
The House bill recently approved
calls for the election of a President
solely by the popular vote of the
country. A pair of candidates running
for President and Vice President of
the United States-would be elected if
they receive 40 percent or more of
the total vot«.
Should
there by no plurality, a
run-off election would be. held for
the two sew of candidates receiving
the highest popular vote.
There has been proposed
amendments to the bill, labeled the
District
Plan and the- Proportional
Plan, However, these amendments
failed to make every man's vote
equal and were
rejected by the
House Judiciary Committee,
The bill has been sent to . the
Senate where it is expected to run
into tough opposition from some
southern interests who feel their
positions would be weakened by the
popular vote plan.
If the voter ever has anything to
say. this y. the time to say it. Tell it
to your legislator in Washington,
Remember when? . . .
The Rt, Rev, Slsgr. Alfred
W. Jesi was named pasirjf of
St AufUstine'I . ChuEch,
succeeding
the Rt. Rev.
Msgr. Bartholomew 8. Doyle.
who retired
after 47 • years
in the priesthood.
CipUiins
scrutinized
accumpIishmenW
of
FIVE YEARS AGO
A hor.e development
boom WM prtdietf/d whiii
the city announced thru a
232.aero tract of land
27th st, and 34th
ay av. and thu bay
bt
sold at public
St. and
was
t f
auction.
Ocean City Sentinel - Ledger
. Thursday, October 2, 196?
Print€d and published In America's Greatest Fansiy Hisson
OCEAN CITY 51NTINEL.LEDGER, Inc.
IIS 8lh Street. Ocean City, N, J, WSfi
Established liM
Entered at Post Office a! Ocean Oty, N. J.. CKfiR
as second clans mailer
.... Editor
HUrwow
SUBSCRIPTION PRIG1, MM ptf r«r •? mall in Oam Ctry and
y, •» rtKmHii, UJt, Blmrhe, HB af Mluluiripl Rtvsr,
par fw M.W/ He menHu, $L«, WM el MluiuJppI Rim par
*aaf, W.W. Plies on newtifarrd, 10 cent, pe, espy, PuHicitjpx
SeMtttas WaaMy mry tnunday.i Sefni-wmMy Tmsdiy ind
Friday frwn wcond m>k In Jura unfit Labor Day
Parsing storms left the
bathing beaches between 3th
st. and 20th st. badly
«:- r u d e d . posing the
probability that a S2 million
landfill project woulil bo
needed to restore the beach
for the 1985 summer.
TEN YEARS AQO •
City Publicity Director
Arthur O, Watkins
reported
ho invited sponsors of the
Miss Universe Contest in
California to hold the event
in Ocean City the following
year.
, * * *
A joint venture in the
extension of sewage
service
in the community was under
discussion by city
officials'
,-nnri
representatives of- the
Ocean City Sewer Service
Up and at 'em
Capitol Hill , , .
WASHINGTON D C —On* *- 'u^'
i( r lhi St uth
s«ilutiun fur tndmg th. ftar \ '• n -m * w. ml ti v ftulri bt pn pr rtiun
Di jjitt thu i tim it* t r *m
thi t ard and batkrodd of
never wm U, wt,rk, but thi y aH,^
find a bit »f fticd
CUTV ri,, _ ' d>s narj,
warm place to ljy .... „ l41MH . .,
nicht The 1P,S umbitmu^ among us adu, "**
\ears hcen searching f»r d w.i\ to d
Ret away
with it A little smmpine JW
aftt-r the «ork v,vvk
will rnr d l that th""
grev flannel suit for five d.,> a"ii
around hi u hcimu on the wi-iksnd
STRONG
=9=
ILOIIBAPII'.I mum n
| St anil S » A Y"
womijn
,hi|i
is Ih
h
CONSPIRACY - The upruar f rurn
with the invasion of thu hippie- on the
suggests a comrrt.-d eampaigi, against the*
youngsters Wu might su pert that
campaign has been
Iduuc hi-ti by thn m '
of hath s,,ap and shaving cre am pj""
hdhi-rdasher or the laundromat
npmtois
un looming ju.rm, U
t«. B.. t th, hlp ^
soiled serape and lew jeans, apparently unl^
dajs, or weeks, upon end Or the mourn nu
be instigated b% the barher and the sho? mT
even those antl pollution mti rt-st
riunthant for thumbing
ricii.
alung his annual
rirtuit p,,u ,blj has BJ1
wrath of the- used . nr dealers or the "
services It seems thi re'
I .1.
Tru in m
AUHUSTINI S R r
it and \VL,II\ ai
M h' Allnd W
M !•»
JU untl 7
10 JU a m jnd
ImmurLnl mcri
nri mudd.H f iipiritual
driwn by porfuet Mllid and
r.-ll.ru.n g Uiosu higher
which Iranscond ull miitiiHiu
TJu object of iho sermon'
" Unrtullty."
•"• - t-rs win bl, held at
Church of Chrisl
scuritist
Sth and Asbury
«» Jt 11 a.m. All at,-
inviud to attend.
.TRC
CHURCHES COM
First
The t^
freim p]^ ^
pluralistic
needs
world for
miple
pl a(. D
soui
to
Infusions
7 il)
u ti
DAYh
g 30 S '1 It)
j h d
THE SAME TAR BRUSH - AdultAm
.t*?ndane>—tn—lump—people—mtn—Qtegori
the fate of anj youngster who po*- a
his mane nourish, or wear-, outlandish
our narrow minded methud of
clathal
hippie
Surfers are lumped into a near hippie J
h\ our hang UP tcj rigidly clarify pi
far
from the truth, and not d fair
the now generation Not all kids who wai (
jeani and no hhoes are hippie in the putsncL
prumiscuous, unwashed snn-p of the « Ord Mal|
these youngsters with a liking for
clothing are highlj mttlhgent educiW
well hred aijd w elLbehav ed. Thpy work-jl.
studv
hard in school and respect their
thi ir parents are deserving of re pectWa
hippie clothing is just their thing, and the) in
as justified 11 their t huice uf gard as a
bu ainf ,srn, n
%vith hib trmr in hand" We
there, but Bible history
left us with the
that
a Man jnd his twelve companioni
bearded and long haired, wnre sandal
Sdckiluth, a.s the> roamed their particuln
preaching their thing several thausand jear if
* + *
LOYALTY — These harrassed create
dt eppted fat H value h\ their rompatnots m
Many of today's joungstir, bhun the gyps)
the hippie for thf more conventional mod
bi t they
have a sense of compassion and
which prods them to stoutlv uphold the ngt
hippie to ht- a hippie
Liki the campus nu!<
hippie is a weapon in tht arsenal of juuti
seemingly never ending battle uf the pO 1
When a i lean cut American kid and his dlt!
past the boardwalk Music Pier hardly an adult
will turn
But let a hippie and his pri
and the m c k stretching and tongue
universal
While the mnd kid may not
hippie for hia dress, he- doe' reLcigniK ha
cla\on to kenp the e-tjhhshment-onented
that youths are in their midst
* * *
SOUND B\RRIER - The (_ampu» nutulld
hippie dri sorial Molavov
c orkUils todaj'i
aj-e u,ed to try to makt the me«a|e
generaticju audiable to adult ears and peneintn
adult minds The youngsti r, have something'"
and those who are about to inherit the n
the right to be listened to Con ldcr the 9
that p theirs from the ov.r30 segment"
population Two mJjor world war tin'
supposed to he war- to • nd all wars, IM
Asian
sldughtf rhousrs in thi past 60 5jiinm.mii
depression which all but uipfW
world
Universal suppression of minont) W
thi
benefit of the whit. , \ngl» Saxon Coo"
I TRANCES LABHINI R
and Atlantic A\.-
T ttilltim P \IiCurrntin
'yton
11 it) n m
L4U\ OF COOL)
HIRST PRESBYTERIAN
7th ,ind Wesley nv.
Prr-irhmi; Christ Crueifiod,
Til i n ,ind Cominc Aijain
Riv
Wilham R. Alk'n, Th M
Pu.t.ir
''
iiUNDA'i —
t lo a.m. . Graded
i>undj> Schoul (Jlaascs for
t.'ch mi mbcr of the fiimily.
John H Pfacfni, General
!>uprnnti'ndqnt.
You arc
nordull>
invited to come to
Sund ls
School and stay for
church
1 1 OU a.m.
Worship
Sprfflon
Noun
1 1 On a.m. . Nursery
7 JO p.m. . Evening
—WorjJup =Hfirmon - l»fffff.
SPECIAL RALLY
PROOF THAT GOD ISN'T DEAD
EVANGELIST BOB RH0ADES
FI#ais pi my guait fer iorvie«*
yeu will ieng rafflinfiif. Fr»y»f
will M oller.d 10.- Ihtll wIlH
spiritual arid ptirileal nssdi In
IMlr ll»«», •na I sill b. d.ll.l»s
timely iniplfifiBfial rnssiiE*9
fFdm Ssd's WBrd. •'
OC1AN CITY
MUSIC PliR
Moorlyn T»rraee and
the Boardwalk
(B,tw«n Wh «nd .Wi UnM
STARTS FRIDAY,
OCTOBSR IMl Him
THURSDAY, OCTOBER Uth
SERVICES
DAILY 7:45 9, M.
SUNDAY 3:N ind 7-.M p. M,
Ruehlni Mli OwianHM
with Ha wart of Ood
intimitlsnalli
known R.dlo
Evancallst.
People of ALL FAITHS
wlH be attending,
DON'T MISS ITI
8 a.m
9 a.m. • Holy Communion
and Church School
11, a.m. • Holy
Communion. A special
offering
for the Church
Periodical Club will be
received at all services
Sunday morning.
7:30 p.m. • Evening
Prayer and Youth jTjillowjhip
' meeting
MONDAY -
The Godfrey-Smith
Funeral Home
HERBERT L. GODFREY, Mgr.
Established 1886
809 Cenfraf Avenue
Pledging for the future, at In thm past, the
finest and most dignified funmral service.
IN T!MI OF TROUBLE WE ARE AS
NIAR AS YOUR PHONE — DIAL 399-0077
"Successors to Ocenij CIty'i PJSt FuneraTliliictor
"What's in the cup,
Granddad?"
Net many bgfhgF fg snfwer tha
lull queilieni he lovci |o cull lut ,
Whnt SM ,n The Cup sf church thu
'" lr1 >'
'I • •> lu.ilion many people
ntk
prspl. 5.,,ccrely wonting lo know
its EigmtiEGnee
people whe like fe
"•''* i' 1 •' """• or grope luiea^i) Theen.l!
• hmlog^m
people older
wit^r then a liHle bsv
Whv ton I I drink The Cyp hke
onif oil the others. Granddad?
*BU r« a little youno. Sonny If ,
of the important thing! in life
a pi
lege
a port of growing upl"
' What doci if mean Qronddod ?
If mesrii remsmbering
rf-mi
boring n,hof God gave „, _ wr)af Chr.lf
did for ui — what the Church ,1 fe ui It
""•"' being truly lorry fhot we h.
Failed fe do our very belt
I dan f understand Granddad
' But you will Thot's why we oil go
fa ehurth to learn fo understand
to remember fe love eur Lord "
Maybe I do understand, Granddad,
aboul Thu Cup _ '(aute I already lov«
the Lord." "
Nnllg
3 ! ii
w• do
MB
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ThuF
51
This Series is timing Published
Undmr thm Sponsorship of the Following
THf CAP! MAY COUNTY
NATIONAL BANK
801 Aibury Av». BW 399-1300
"""' '_' ""-•'-' ——""
Cape Moy County
RENTAL SiRVICi
2161 A.bury Avenif. Dial 398-0032
— — T— — • — — _ _
OCEAN ABSTRACT COMPANY
WBST JERSEY TITLB & OUARANTIB CO
230 Wsit Ave, Dial 399J577
.——~————m— ,
CAREY'S
,, L ««AL ISTAT1 SERVICES
ISth A Boardwalk Dial 399-0178
— — • _^—
OCiAN CITV
WATIR SIRV1CE COMPANY
210 Tenth Street Dial 3994423
OCEAN CITY HOME
SAVINGS & LOAN ASSN.
1001 Asbury Avenu* Dial 399-OOJt—
HOWARD S STAINTON
810 A.bury Av». Dial 399-5511
— — .— s _ ,
SEASHORE LAUNDRY CO., Inc.
YEAR 'ROUND - FAMILY SERVICE
202 E. 6th StrHt Dial 399-O470
SCOTT
- COMFLBTB RIAL ESTATE SIRVICBi _
618 8th Strw* Dial (609) 3*9-4202
EUGENE W PASHLEY
INSURANCE AsiNCY
Shw* Road ArUmtore Dial 39MS44
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PAGE 4 — SECTION TWO
Church Services
continued from p.i^o **
Momma Worship ami Chiirvh
Nursery
MONDAY -
\\.M .I.Hi. Senior
Citizens
O:.:iD p.m. - LlUlur.iM
Men's dinner nu-otini!
* • *
BETHANY UNITED
METHODIST- . "
Shore rti. and Brighton uv=
Rev. William Tliloikitig,
pitstur
SUNDAY -
9:46 a.m. - Church School
11 a.m. • Morning worship
7 p.m. * Junior and
Senior High UMYF
8 p.m. - Ewninq S^rviL-i-
# * ' #
LINWOOD
SEAVIEW BAPTIST
An American li.ijjtist Church
r
Rev. Kurt B. Frmik, pastur
TODAY (THUKSDAY) -
7 p.m. Junior Choir
l
7; ITi p.m. • S.Miirir -Choir
Kclli'tirsal
SUNDAY
*J;-J. F » ii-iii= = Church Schuul
I X ,i in, • Morning
ii.,lft pin. • BYF
7 \\\K} p.m, - Evening
TUESDAY -
8 pill. . Si-nipur Kidnlis
Clam
WEDNESDAY -
7:aO p.m. - Prayur
mt't-MfiM
* * #
OUR LADY OF
SORROWS R.C,
Visit Your Beauty Parlor
This Week
"rOUR DOORWAY TO LOVELINRSS"
HILDEGARDS
— BfAUTY SALON —
COMPLETE BEAlfTY SERVICES
1710 Afbury Avt, Dial Sff-SOSS
EVENING APPOINTMENTS
STEDEM'S BEAUTY SHOP
Under th« Pertanil SupTvition
«* r of MRS, LAURENCE I. STEDEM
1520 Ashury Avenue Dial 399-1575
Kara-Lyn Hairstylists
COMPLET1 WIG SERVICE
HAIR SHAPING BY MR. MAC
OPIN MONDAYS 3994333
Palmer Shopping Center - 16th 8, Haven
Linwood Salon 927-6564
MEMBER NATIONAL HAIRDRESSERS ASSN.
AJR CONDITIONED
231 W«i* Av«, Ph,
Op«n Year 'Hound; CloMd Mond.y
Call Today 'or Appolntmmt
DOROTHY COX—Proprietor
Ro BoswelKs
Beauty Salon
Wash and Wear Wjp
Specializing in Perminent Waves
754 Aibury Av.. Dill 399.1141
(Acrojl from Murphy-, j 4 ]|)
• WIG SERVICE • WIG RENTALS
COMPLETE HAIR STYLINO
Csmer of 4th & Asbury
OCEAN CITY, N, J, 0S226
cJLifnn
theautif
HELEN BEAUTY SALON
ITH STRE1T »nd CENTRAL AVBNUB
Permantnt Waving,' HaSr Tinting
DIAL 399-0935
Proprietor MARY PflllH
OPIM YEAR ROUND
ANN % JOHN'S
— BIAUTY SALON —
129 Aibury Ava. Ph, 3?f.31#§
ANN Jnd JOHN MANN I
Open Thursday Evenings
F» Parking an w«t Anflua
^IRRUT
Beauty Shoppe
OUR 35th YEAR
• •AUTY CULTUm
IN ALL IIUNCHIi
1019 Wait Ava, Dial J9f-1394
Wnbiish arid .Poplar ayes.
Hi)¥ Vincent Ferrari},
pnstor
DAILY -
7 and B a.m. • Musses
TOMORROW
FRIDAY) -
(FIRST
7 a.m. and 7 p.m.
SATURDAY -
•1 to 5 arid 7 to 8:30
p.m. - Confessions
SUNDAY -
8, 9:ao, 11 a.m., tiDon
and 6;3o p.m. • Masses
* « •
LINWOOD COMMUNITY
1H3H Shore rd.
Rev. William Conover,
_ pastor
TODAY (THURSDAY) —
8 p.m. •
Missionary Society
SUNDAY -
Women's
9 ;4S a.m. • Church School
I 1 a.m. = Morning
Worship
fi:30 p.m. •• Youri B Pruplt'
7:30 p.m. - Even!!!!!
WEDNESDAY -
S p.m. . prayer meeting
» * *
BETHEL UNITED
METHODIST
Ocean Heights av.
Rev. L. A. Fillmore,
pastor
SUNDAY -
9:45 a.m. - Morning
Worship
11 a.m. • Church School
* # *
CENTRAL UNITED
METHODIST
"^Shsre^rd. "and Centra! ay.
Rev, Albert «S. Layton,
D.D-, Pastor
Rev. Howard D, Stratton,
associate
TODAY (THURSDAY) -
7 p.m. . Linwood Soy
Scout Troop 3i Court of
Honor, Sunday School
Basement.
8 p.m. • W8CS meeting in
Central Hall. Rev. Robert
Achesori, speaker,
8 p.m. - Senior Choir
rehearsal in thy Choir Room.
TOMORROW (FRIDAY) -
6:30 p.m. - Methodist
Men dinner meeting in
Central Hall. Installation * of
officers.
SATURDAY and SUNDAY -
Junior High UMYF
Retreat at the Conference
Center, Mount Misery.
SATURDAY' -
10 a.m. . Naomi Circle
lawn sale at All Wars
Memorial Park. Linwood.
SUNDAY" (World wide
Communion Sunday) —
8, 9;30 and 11 a.m. —
Morning Worship. Holy
Communion served by Dr.
Dayton. • .
9:30 and 11 a.m.
Church Nursery
9:30 a.m. -'Church School
for all ages.
10:45 a.m. = Senior High
Church School
7 p.m - Evening Service.
Holy Communion served by
Dr. Layton.
8 p.m. . Senior High
UMYF meeting in the
Sunday School = basement.
MONDAY -
6:30 p.m. . Senior High
UMYF volleyball in Central
Hall. •
8 p.m. Nsan i Circle
meeting in the Sunday
School basement.
Co-hostesses, , Mrs, M Shirley
Murphy, Mrs, Judy Angli-dc
l d
and Mrs. Jean Morrow,
mode masy
IN
i mith -
cooKiOunn
Two Step—
—a,-
*="• lire na* "
Wood
Finishing Kit
'3H
WESTERN AUTO
ill NIW ROAD
SOMBRS POINT, N. J.
DIAL H/-MM
HOURS EFFECTIVE OCT. 6fh
UOH TI4«U THUBS. ft*
mi. t-t, SAT *-«, SUM. 9.1
School
TUKSBAY -••
1 i „, m . • Murnlni!
7 p.m. - Ynuth Choir W»"'i.iP Jjethodisl Ymitll
rrhcartial in (lie Choir Room. _ ,', >' "
H pill. • Miriam Circle '' l S " p.m. • Evening Service
meetinl! at lhi> lionlc of .Mrs
Thomas Keve.u, IHIH West _ ,
;,v,, Linwoo,,. ' ""' Tuesday -
WKDNKSDAY '
t p.m. Iiiblo Study
Group
liJ::i0 lo !>:;U) [1 III. tilil
SECOND CAPE MAY
Sctiiit t'ounoil meennp. in
BAPTIST
Hall
• t> yLS in io p.m. WSCS
Bev. Doilald Weiiver
Friday -
A. C Rescue Mis
Fall Wurkuluip fer Ihi-
Siuitlicast Ilistint in Ihc
Sunday Srhool buildiMi: aiid
Central Hiill.
U:1S p.m. - Junior I'ltoir
' 1:lr '
chiml
reheiirsal in tlu> Choir limn,.
7:30 fi.m. Ewulur Wiirship
Board nifeiini: in liu- " ; ' u P m
riarsoiia^e.
F('N*iwship Hour
UPPEH TOWNSHIP t'HUHCH
NEWS
M.inil.iy —
T p.m. - church
TRINITY UNITED
METHODIST
Tuesday
Roiut-H'lt vlvil, and Slnire rd.
.Marllior:!
p.m. • Boys Brigade
Rev. Briici^ Phillip., P.^to,
Today tTlHireday) - Wednesday -
Sunday
Morning
7:30 p.m. .. Seninr Choir 7 ,io p m. Midweek
practice
Prayer Service
S:30 pm. - Ladies Choral
Sunday —
Group
* * *
»:.(,», u-m. - Sunday TUCKAHOB UNITED
i 1 >
METHODIST
Rev John Onrrahan, pasliir
Today (Tliiirsdiiy) -
H p.m. • Meiiiiir
practice
Sunday •-
Choir
10 H m. • Siiililay School
11:1ft a.m. - Murniiiis
Worship
Monday
yiiiO p.m. MeliiiidUt
Youth f'filiHVship
Tuiisdiiy
7:iHj p.m. Wuhuirs
Society of Christian Sorvice
* * *
FRIENDS MEETING
' HOUSE
Short? rd , Seaville
MwlinK lor diviiu- worship
t'aeh First Day moruiiH: tit
11 u'cluck. Muhlun Byi>.
Dial 0998022.
* * *
BROTHERHOOD CHAPEL
U. S, Air Force Base,
Palermo _
Rev. Ross Foster, Proti-stiint
Chaplain
Sunday - r.
1 1 a.m. .= Morning Service
* # #
WESLEY UNITED
METHODIST
Petersburg
Rev. John Giirruhan,
pastor
Sunday —
THURSDAY.
in a.m. Muriiiim '
Worship
w •
11 a.m. - Sunday Si:hool
Wi-dncwliiy
Sllp pi r
pm
15r ~
7 p.m. Hnniur Choir CCHIBIN CITV ,
!«=»•< "•••• , , , , Mi,,, , nil 1
MARMOHA UOKPKL
(•HAPICL
Wihier ii lit I Lynilhurst rds,
Kthvari! Hichuiond, evaii^elUt
Tiidiiy (ThlirMlay) •--
U: 1ft p.m. Hoys' (Jliiss
Slinday
VI.30 a.m. - Comiiiuniiin
Service !
I 1 a.m. . = family
Hour
Hihli
7:MU p.m. . tlospel Hervici
Tuesday
0:lfi l),m. • Uirls' Class
Wednesday
7'lii pin. • Prayer
nu'etiilt;
* * *
SliAVILLK UNITED
METHODIST
Ki'V. Walter Sawn, paslor
Tot.ly (Thursday) —
Lvi
nil.
1"
P IB
C
"» to
"I 1 Hour ml
OHTA
'•'""I htl,BB|t
•"'111. 1 crlL4 fc "
Thi pruf
111. Iittrr
H p.m. • Choir rehearsal
S "
he » flam
th.t Kellj fcl|0w
Sunday —
»'fi .aim cumin
1 i in t ,ay it, ,
a.m. - Church iiirpri^i
School
But J,,
7:30 p.m. Evening * llh l»u l'i"
Extra Safety and Profectior
^
for Home or Busines
From dusk to dawn with automatic, low cost
nite
;» « ?P f r lQm * ***»">> Pf">teeletrle switch end all electricity
I ft CTfy HnfriL ~CTmp ny o ft i Ln^uc
t nrlt i 'rhm n it I ,iP Vlt|
i ' In c II 11 t m Ii t h I mi
01
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1
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h
i !"• t t i vine prjip ti P|j
" ' ill j (.r i(iuct d |il ly i c rt i
'" " i i n, mi ni nl A Id Ii City
I I
ooJ W. u t ful A I il nort
Note how \yp fa!
nitc-lile inilalla
lion? illumina t
ilrivcwjjj, dark
pjveinent veil
isaf homes—jnd
3f ound business
COMPLETE
ATLANTIC CITY ELECTRIC COMPANY
ATLANTIC CITY ILiCTRIC COMPANY
sil
1600 PACIFIC AVENUE
ATLANTIC CITY. N. j. 08404 .
Yei, I .» intopcilod ilod in Inwing more;sbaut "\\
"pj,,.
«d ho- they san 9i.c my y property t brigMir »»
ean+aef
NAME
ADDRESS
CITY 1 . .. .:.;. „ .
TILEPHONg .
innniBi
ZIP CODE
HURSPAY, SEPTIMBIR 25, 1969
S*5
PUBLIC AUCTION
SAT., OCT. 11th, 1 P. M.
CITY HALL
COMMISSIONERS
CHAMBiRS
THE OCEAN CITY SENTINELLiDGiR
ON SALE TOHIGHEST BIDDERS!
PAGE S — SICTION TWO
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BUILDING
LOTS
Valued at Close to
$ 135,000
The City of Ocean City Invites Your Participation in Its Continuing
Between Haven and Simpson Avenu«s, 35fh to 36th Streets
MinirnLnn Pfiees
No. 1 For Lots 160 ro 172, inclusive, and Lett 233
Pareel No, 2 Lot 160
Pareit! No, 3 Lof 161
Pareel No, 4 Lot 162
to 245, ineluslv*, in Tax Block 3505,
all of Tan Block 3505, if sold as one parcel
Parcel No. S Lot 163 ..-..'.,.
Pareel Na, 6 Lot Io4
Pareal No. 7 Lot 165
Pareal No. 8 LOT 166
Pareel Ne, f Lot 167
Pareo! No. 10 Lof 16B
Pareel No, 11 Let 169 . ,
Pareel No. 12 Let 170
Pareel Ne, 13 Let 171
Pareel No, 14 Lot 172
Pareel No. 15 Lot 233
Parcel No, 16 Let 234
Parcel No. 17 Lot 235
..'.-..
Pareel Ne, 11 Let 236 .
Pared! No, 19 Let 237
Parcel No. 20 Let 238 ;
. * f QilQwiii|i e^ndlflons of satis r.hail b,j .imiHe.tme d

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PAOi 6•— SECTION TWO
Head Of River Church to
mark 177th anniversary
The 177th Anniversary of The Rev. Harry F TODAY (Thursday) -
historic field -of the River Findoison, pastor of Corhin
M,E, Church - will be City Baptist Church, will Marmora Volunteer I in
observed with special services assist Bishop Corson with Co, Auxiliary* fl p.m.
next Sunday, October IB. the marniria service and the Upper Township
Bishop Prod Pierce Corson Rev, Alan Brattif, minister Republican Club, 8 p m
will be uuest preacher at the of Estelle Manor Community
Clubhouse
11 a.m. service. At 3 p.m. a Church, will lead the song
song and praise service will and praise service in the
be conducted With the Rev, 'tl—loon,
FRIDAY -
Albert S, Layttm, pastor of '
Central Uriiutl Methodist CHECKING MAUAZINEL SALE Strathmcre Volunteer Fin
Church in Linwood, as j;uest Washington The Federal Co., H p,m.
speaker, * , Trade Comrn issii>n is Boy Seuilt Troop •Hh
Soloists of the day will conducting a probe of 7:30 to B p.m., Tuckahui
Fire Hall,
be Mrs, Alice Cloud of door-todoor and telephone
Petersburg in the morning magazine sales, FTC
along with the Corbin City chairman' Paul Hand Dixon
Baptist Church Choir. Mrs. -W complaints continue
Charles DeVaul of Seaville from irate buyers who
will be soloist for the report pr/'saured and
afternoon program,
.nisrepresentated sales tactics.
If the
high cost of heating
leaves you cold ,,.
warm up to
The Gas Boiler for
Hot Water Heat
That Cuts
Fuel Costs
up to 20%
This , , , is a Hydrotherm
gas hot water boiler.
Its eselusive gai design, superior
engineering and all castiron
construction cut fuel coitg-as much as 80 ^
t II ii
ml
m tin^ u^
i iti n in I
m untaii n _
il
1 id
I
r nt ILI « Ith El li ^ t
Guill il Ii id i
Camdt n Di
Upper Township mi mb r J Ih I
U o m m i 11 v e, 8 l p m Mi rc\ tthu h i r a
Township Hall.
h pitjl Ih ni i r
Seaville Volunteer Fire Ct Mil r Wil, % ut I
8 p.m. V
bi n intirmid fc\ tt
Council .13, Dau(>hter5 ol Departmnr t i In t
America, 7:30 p,nind Agen I that * :i
Daughters of Ameriea Hall Mrrr\ H pita! i: o
Tuckahoe,
th currint n id 1
idditt >nal H pit il V
»m, ihi ir I With '
TUESDAY -
tl i in and m \
*****************,,,,
NEW FALL
; * BUTTE KNITS
; * L'AIGLON DRESSES
: :* LINGERIE by Kayser |
: # BEHKSHmE
:: HOSIERY
1* MOJUB SUPPORT
:: HOSE
:
* FOUNDATION
; GARMENTS by
;: Fprmflt • Warner •
J Gossard
! I&E
STYLf SHOP
SOMIRS POINT
SHOPPINS CCNTtR
DIAL 9S7JS44
ii, AW
1.165.1411
Almost as welcome as
a letter from home
A SPECIAL STUDENT'S
SUBSCRIPTION
to the
SENTINEL-
LEDGER
FILL IH COUPON BELOW
or Phone Circulation Depf. 399-5411
it tnth Bu 1 T _i
Sh-irn Mimunal th r
Prebyterian
Young Adults
plan weekend
week
17 to 19 at th
Conference Center off
TO near the Lebanon
Forest,
During the iveekcf.
key words will b
uf tht Me h
and Church
>!JCII. i
ula
ih Ri-i Gii
plk-.tllT Ji
C n
Lmtcd «" h
^ J,
h. rr -1 1 b
»cr. j i -
nt d
Serviceman added
to October list
AUTO BODY REPAIR
Frsmpf
m
^^= =^ ALSO
RtMINTINF ing WELDINS
«trR]BEB*TORS and WASHING
M*CMINES RIFINISHIB
IF
HERB'S
Bet, 11 4 11 SH. en Haven Av»
nil whi'rilulnlliil
near' bring
In i i (m [
|j mitt J ul
MJII r Hiln
M n.\ !!• pil il
ill ! i nk n ^ri I li t lU
but rt I rL t th n inh md
nuUi and ji.irlif uliirly thi
rowing inl.ind nrrn ''Thi-si'
:-«tif!s anil the iilMuire
i s t r i c I , which a r r
onshttMitly t'\pandinu with
i Ir?^," the mayor
[id, "\ihieh i:, why we arc
inlilHiiiliJ mlr ftlurls ID
-Mr? \hM we Will
.ve invyitai ^iTvicc
always
in H..,i l«lr City jliinr."
>• «,i i il. "whrrr thi'
i|Hl!,l!in;i (inn from 1,000
;hc wmliT tu over US,000
tin 5 ^umnier, the need is
jvi.iu-. He in'ti'd that by
\din-; ^onio *ovi*ml thousand
nip -jti;-. ,ind increased
!pu!:UHHi.- in, other uFeas,
P (I iii-cumi'S num.' and
ihi
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Ih ml hi lull
p Ih piihh
Lh pr ^rt
u nk hi pit il
Youth program ^
announced at
O.C. church
Pu jr
Ifi.i
(hi i
tl n rhildr , Th
th mttinfh
tt ilium It Ml n
F r Pr *b\ I nan
1 in uni-i th H thi
fcnd i\ p t rim
t I'I p il Jt Fir t
i i ith I r III I ir
p pi _ il lh
H II ird lin Tnn
'in 'urn r n
TOR FOLDERS
AND HKSKHVATlOKii
SHREVE
TRAVEL SIRVICf
If* la *jr
f]', 4W1IUC,
The ttalkr Fami'\
Missionaries
to speak at
CMBC meet
J hn mil \df mi Wall t
mil hi LUI t pt ik, r it tin
THML 11. kh luiichtim
minting inxt Ihurdii
Oct btr i it !J 1 ,, n, in
PUnmuth Inn
Mr mil Mr_ Wjll r ind
th ir r mr thiidr n in
iv i rkint, iwth thi t uilibirj
Indi in Thi\ halt b n in
Liil_mbi i b luth \nn ni. \
t -i\ ii i- Thu
dui-id tht lani-ua^.1
ihi ri tl uritin^ ind ir ju i
n \i tini hini, tht inili i [
lit t,fainiiijr
Thi n _rk tht W illi n, ir.
dum. i part I thi WichlTt
Bibii Trjn lalur Ine
prtjift Thu in nuw
ivurktn^ in ^.H tribi ^ in
C^I nibi i li thi ir mniin
I t rtdun thl LnLU lj,L to
Mntinq ar 1 thin trin litt
lh» Nm Ti tjm nt in
th ., Ijii^ja
OJ. t ^pijkir il r t dal
h nchrrr m, i tin^ i ill bt thi
Rn Thuma J Hurbttt
p u tir it Tnnit Urntid
^rrtht.dl Churth in linn r
ind in INntfjnl \ inp hjt
\ll mill art mlccnt
COIN CLLB
Thi CMI C in I lub will
h_lt1 it tl,, rd
i:h i i
u-id i
\nnujl Ccin
(O Lt hir )
ir ni 1II i rn [ p m at
Ihi Am n-in L«LI_I H
Hub L ud \tl nt ^i
Wild iu,«J Th r «!il ht
Prl^ r vhiblf fn i u 1
-Pprn il t in b u^ht nd
'id d r pn \drni n
1
T \r -i i_ti n i ih
Duhlu , r,Ii,I i x, rid, rl
m th
Jt jn jin^ \hihii i i thi
Two fo attend Reading dln
William Camp and Daniel Keadine
McCarthy, both of Burners J
Point, will be iilnonji those
attending thu eighth annual Ch
dinner meiUini! of thp erry
by
NOTK Mlis BURGLAR
Pl«F«R?O ORDAZ, Vcrifflnirt-i—
A burslnr found (he notf Mrs, «hSi wl "
farnien ExperajttA Laura left
U-achen lo
ht»r Iiughnri! which read: "Earline
thp money fiir *he instnll-
KCSNJ
mint for the CAT Is in the top
drawer of the cablnrt." T!n< bur. ••oi to R (,b H* , l '"
.lection and installation hoW ^ 1 % ^ ?
|ho lerved as installing Offi cor. Sonlqr pJ^- At
M
nt of the Ocjean City
ywly instailfjd officer at
it is C, Wesley Barclay
I ANNUAL GIFT, Harold MeOear, retiring president of the Ocean City
l«nic Club, presents William J, Hughes, Worshipful Master of Ocean City
life 171 F and AM, with the Masonic; Club's annual gift. Joining in the
ffmony at left is Robert Barbour, newly elected president of the Masonic
|ib. Senior Photo, • " .
ton to meet in Ocean City a * _ ^
•'• !'Sth Annual
it!Btion_ of the Wijmnn's
Man Temperance Union
|5'(w Jersey will Jronvorie
'». in the Flanders
B 7, «, 0, with Mrs,
i A Jeiines, of
••llnlyillf. Stiite
rt, presiding. Two
•M nn(Xs will be
id, .{ui Amerienn and
tepcrance niie;.
Hi ovrniiii; meetiiiK will
iw thi- proBession uf
'J officers and , Cuunty
lilMIS. Mrs,- Jeunes will
.««l the president's
•'Us, FoliiiwinM this
lli«| a reception will be
I honorinK Oold and
«' Key members;
yVcar-Mcnihera; and the
«Maki,rs-. This will be
Blrjc uf Mrs. Thomas
^!. of Camden,
Wnesday evening is
f . Night and Rev,
W E. Bell, ,,r Montejair,
'Wk, Mr, Bell is one
»» pasi,,rs of the Graee
|MfiIiOI;iNO7l7
lf>Won P,,n American
^Ainvays Wi|| |,(, r|rsl in
" ^ith th,, |U1(,,, n ao,.u

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PAGE 8 _ SiCTION TWO
BILLOWS
WMkiy by KM l>vhlitift« Club if
Ocean City High School, Dmn City, N, J.
VOL.
Member ol Columbia Sehulastir Pi-ess Association
KilllOi-s.Iii-Chiir—SUSAN KILLE and BONNIE SHEARER
ualtitj Editors—CHHIS SMITH, DKBQRAH
J'IMIUI-I- Editor—ELLEN BROWN
Buslnoss Editors—PAT ASPJNWALL
TypInE Ediiar—DOROTHY STURM
Phcitu(>|-;ipiiy Editor—CAROL HILTON
I'hiitogfiiphi r— ED WILL5ON
Advisor—William R. Rumbyrger
XXXI! OCEAN CITY, N.J., THURS,, OCT. 1, IMf Ns, J
Hallowe'en floats
rules are posted
The (ibsiTviilion iif t'ood
spiiflsni n lisli ip should
certninly prevail in tillbuilding
of clnWi no:its, Tho
• fitllnWiiiH ruk's an.* KUi^ustrd
tn the contest of fnir piny:
I, WoFk w;ts not to start
until Monday, Septoniber 29,
3, The deadline for
w ork I ilq on week day
FRANK M.
MAZZITELLII SON
Plumbing and Heating
Sp.cialixing in
Oat Bliabsard H.at
200 ASBURY AVI.
OCEAN CITY, N. J.
PHONE JM-11»J
PAINTS
M. A. Brucler & Ssn*,
, !ne,
12fh St. & Asbury
DIAL'1399-2070
or 399-2071
evenings is 9:30 p.m.
3. Students desiring to
work on the float must have
signed up with class advisor
in advance of September 29.
>i, A faculty member must
iilways be in attendance. No
work is, to be done if a
faculty member cannot be
present,
fi. All work must be done
by students = no professional
help allowed. Violations will
result in disqualification,
8. Ineligible students are
not permitted to work on
floalii.
7. All workers must have
sehool insurance and an
activities ticket at the time
of signing up. Float working
cards will not be issued to
students who do not comply
to this regulation,
8, Each class advisor must
— have—submitted—a—list—of"
workers to the office prior
to September 29,
9, Pleat budgets are not
to exceed $76,
10. Smoking at the float
site is prohibited,
11. Booing at the parade
or marching behind float is
prohibited. Disqualification
could result.
12, Advisors are to be
' particularly alert to stealing.
Purpetfators are to be
reported to the office.
HERB RiESE
Interior Painting & Decorating
1200 CiNTRAL AVINUI, OCEAN CITY, N.J
FULLY INSURED
CUSTOM PAINTING
for people a little harder to satisfy
Wall Murals or Sanitas & Vinyls
FOR ONf MORI PRif fSTIMATB
CALL 398-1079
or after 6 p.m. 399-5425
No JOB too big, no RE-
PAIR too small , , , all of
Bur plumbing and floating
work gat* the tarns e«rsfgl
eoniidcratlen,
PILEGG1
155 WIST AVENUE DIAL 399-1876
Are your Drains and
Sewer Lines Clogged?
End periodical trouble with this
NEW OCIAN CITY SERVICi!
Our modern . equipment naaurca you of full
diameter pipe cleaning and restore! complete
trouble free drainage to your waits Mnes.
I'll take earo of ROOT PROBLEMS TOO!
NOW FOR PROMPT & fFFfCIENT SiRVtCi
Dial 399-0166
CHARLES C.
PALERMO
PLUMBING & HEATING CONTRACTOR
1447 Asbury Avonuo Dial 399-0166
We've been lucky, so far
THI OGIAN CITY SBNTINiLLBDGfR
Must someone be killed before action is token?
This is a question concerning the students Hi OCHS
in regard to tho situation behind the school.
At the present time, while buses are loading and
unloading, (before' and after school it is a
dangerous position lor any pedestrian. Cars ure
driving through as if they were rncing down a
, dragway, while students attempt to safely cross
Ocean av. Friends and alumni gather on the "no
parking" side of Ocean av, after school to casually
chat with friends. But while doing so they ore
breaking a law and ('nclangcring the lives of many.
In the state of New Jersey, there is a low
stating that while u bus in is the process of
loading or unloading on the side of the school
building, all passing cars must drive with care and
at the rate of 10 miles per hour. This too is in
great violation on Ocean av. between 8 and 8:30
a.m. in the morning and 3 and 3:30 p.m. in the
afternoon.
Something must be done! Although we have
been lucky, yes lucky, in having no casualties
under' these conditions we can't use this to justify
the dilemma. We, the students, are concerned but
the question remains, are- you concerned? How
would you, a taxpayer of Ocean City, feel if ;i
friend or a member of your family was fatally
Injured due to your lack of concern?
This isn't a matter to be played with, it needs
action and it needs it now! This is not a new
problem, it has been plaguing the school for years
but as of yet, the public has done nothing. Don't
you feel it's about time, YOU did something?
We irtn t nl% critici ing hut v art il making
i few °ugj,c tini that w uld h Ir cl or up th
I r Mem On a h it lan^f urn. ti n j Ian puh
t nfc rcem*-nt of th p ed limit \ arku m rs^ulati n
and re§,u]atnn n[ mm arv flu« f triftiL w li
help curb th ding r j.n t t Thtrt an i\
patrolmen on dutv at all tiuiLS Thtr fore LII
patrolman juld ht [_o lti ned n Ou an a\
behvLen 5th and f~th t u\ r\di> from H t S 10
a m and d t 3 "?Q | m t nf r th r gul iti n
CHKKRLEADING CAKE SALE: The Varsity
fhi'erleaders' recent cake sale proved to be a profit
making undertaking. From left to right are Kathy
.Crockford, Donna Schuck, and the newly elected
i-aptain Carol Turner.
Seniors plan college boards
I II B rd r th
til I t t i, i t n
11 Un t i St I
In the near futur Out i v fit»L n Sth ind T n n~l 1 I 1- t t '
II I, r 1 mnr The\ ,, II
fath t i uld I m idt int i nf wav truut w ith
h ^ f x tin th \
a bu r uti fur I adini, and unl ading arn and th i h ph rh ! d
librarj fdtilitit made ivailatl
N n I r nd M i, t
The f arc onlv ^ut,^r",tl n but th % r th be t O I tv H qh Seh 1
n am ant hi m uf" with \rt Sams thin
B I r tht S n r- t k
lh C II B rd ts
mu t be done anj it ha t stirt m nh rf Or m t t11 uut T ~ippl t n
mu=t omtonf he kill d b fjrt a tion 1 til en.. and .,-nd it U Print.t.,n.
Merry go-round
White unifupmi' J Mark" Be\ itiri nciu
1
Tech hinever
d i t . , .P e o r Major One ,i d.i> P.itt\
ic-ian"." I'll cr.iek .ibuut Ji-fi th,. Drum
Diane he- i^
Whu is E4uliii,f tu
back Chdr
hir Jrfl m.nbi
pit Studunt Council HAIDERS r,n no
I know why he was PALMYRA What is BE4T
secretary Gcargianna ut on 1 n the e ]
the keys; .a wire finh ruum EVPF> nni> it, | quinc
smokes cig.irt*tte!i Who'^: er.i.'v & rubber band nnd
nding aruund the fuutball cork Wali-ll uut for
track in a ear" 1 the
Nut w., r.nlrnnd tr.icks Bill,,. Hev
couldn't be D S and T S Beth, when- are we, m a
didn't dye their h.jir gra>, it ejr Period One Fr ench
just looks that u.iy 1% it Two K Better Than All
really black' Mr " SHUer't. Other Cl.-is.se. Right Mnear than last jp,,
three whole word^ Right, should knuft I had it
Grubby? . .Who is i.iti. r.,r >ejr What Hid Dibbi
gym e¥dr>' day !,i\imRiin^
just
and health ALL vt ir' Oh, •• a \ T H A T S A
no 1 Wow, look at the c-uttnew
histnry tejehur The rnum THIS WEEK THE
NO-NO On to vt.ur
bus bmke down, Qhe hour FLYING FICKEL FINGER
late What*b on your gvm OF FATE AWARD GOES
bag, Bob?. . .Turn it off TO OUR ONE^ AND ONLY
first, it might help Right, MR H FOH READING
Mr, Baker" 1 Bin down tu
BobN Grill latrly. Kiv.cd
any fi',h B C ? , Mary lovt-ii
the . commandi'r , .Dawn's
after Bob's twin IK that
yuur boyfriend mowing Ihe
lawn, Karen? The changing
of the beats in French, M
Lou .He looks like ,1
Marine , Who's the dumbest
tcjchi-r, Mjryljn? . Who'-,
the worm that Ipdvei* euriy
evrry night? Harry' 1 ; Happy
Housi* with Rhino, Chicken,
and Lep W h o' * a
knueklehead? Fine 1ml,
don't faint Perkins Firth
period pshcedehcttte^an
, . .Bring your own. . .CONaRATULATIONS
PAT
WOULDN'T YOU KNOW IT
WOULD BE A BILLOWS
EDITOR!!!. , .Watson cnli't
make mastere, but he's si)
cute. . .Mr, Moore - I'll never
trust you again. , .or anyone
else over thirty. , .goodbye
Mrs. Niekles. . IT'S" ALL
SETTLED THE SENIORS
HAVE THE BEST
FLOAT. . .What malo Billows
editor dyes his ' hair?. . .ask
Jeff, . -Mr. Whitson, wowiu
zowie, . .What's in your
notes. . .about Tapp and
ALL OF OUR STORIES
Stay tuiii-d until next week
wht-n this COVETED award
will r;u to thi. "Billow,
Editors" fur producing such
a great paper .Not too
conceited, huh 15
Joseph P. Stabler
PLUMBING &
HEATING
Dial 399-3085
if N* Annrar Dial Jtt-n/J
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2152 Aibuiy Av«.
COASTLINI
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Linwood, New Jersey
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.,, HEATING
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INSTALLATIONS
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PLUMBERS, Inc.
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618 V/iST AVENUi ' DIAL 399-0450
New Under Ownerihlp.Manflgemenr of
LfON CRAMER • JOSEPH ROUGH!RTY
ANTHONY PIP!
Ih i u ri
H t h I i
vl I h t 1H I k k
r n I t i, Ju t n
I I t i n p 1 i
tl r r t r th v
t, t t t k tl i> Ir d d
L II t B rd
After the Seniors Uiko
their Boards, their scores
will be sent to the State
Lu-wariK irt cruel hut thi
br«t LUVL mpn\ and
iklikht tu ^iv* John C.av
s h I r-l [ t mm Th
S II m I I k h 1 v
II r nj n It b ck
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Th mjj r t\ f t !
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Carpet — Linoleum — Ceramic
Custom Installations
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231 Weit Avenue Phone 399-3343
OCEAN CITY, N.J, AMPL1 FREI PARKING
MSTAL '• EDGINGS — PAINTS
WAXES — LINOLEUM REMNANTS
Opwi t f» j TUBS, thru IAT., 7 to I FRi. EVE. (Clnrt Men )
yOUR HOMi WITH
INTERIOR - EXTERIOR
BRUSH and SPRAY
BAILEY
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1 VILLAGi DRIVi NORTH
SOMiRS POINT
DAILEY
Free heating estimate on,,.
WE SELL,
INSTALL
a seftviCF
GAS BOILER
» fast, clean, even heat
• economical, bullt-iB
wilier heater
• extra-Iow. upkeep
• new fuel-snving burntj'
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GAS HEAT CONVERSIONS MEAN COLD
CASH BONUSES of ?99 - *66 - *33
FOR THB BIST SIRVICi - CAUL OB STOP IN AT . , ,
IBiSliii
10 WIST AVINUI DIAL 399-1976
Freshman football
appears promising
Freshman football practice
began this y oar on
September B, under thn
couching direction of. Mr.
Robert Conciirdia and 1 Mr.
John Evans.
The H2;member squad hud
Claulfinl Adi Bring Rejull.
JACOli f
Bui,, ita.iita
THURSDAY, QCTOy, 2, )W
Wiu
will hi
fulf.llnir
Corson Electric
7SS WEST *yE,, OCEAN i
JH
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GENEI^AL ELECTRIC
APPLIANCE
SALES and SIRVICI
FACTOR f TRAINiD SERVICiMEN
944 ASBURY AVE. PHONE JW.iiM
A
TO
.,, convert fee
flameless electria
uomfort heating
GENERAL@I ELECTRIC
If your present heating ii inadequate or ni#*
replacement . , , now if the time to (onvift.
your home to Si electric heating. You |tf I '
thermostat in every room. Let us ihow ysy Raw
you can have GI Electric Heat for.leii thin
you think.
Win. S. ANDERSON
ELECTRICIANS
1345 Wwf Ave, Dial 399.5441
ROOF ANTiNNAS
TV ANTINNA
TIUIViSION Mi
RAPIU ktHAIRS
VHF-UHP-FW
OB AM M«k« *"^ M 8 * 1
C»H 'fit p#ll«rr *» (v
Xerox is purehas»d
for guidance offle*
This past summer the
Guidance Office purchased a
new Xerox machine. This
machine performed a great
extent. This class will do its
role In the course of thebest to make it a class
school year. It is used to OCHS can be proud of!
reproduce student records
for prep school, colleges,
and employer*. Over a
hundred reproductions of
this sort are made each
year. Many teachers make
duplicates for classwork.
Music department used the
Xerox machine frequently
for reporduction ot sheets ot
music.
Each year many colleges
send the. guidance office
college catalogs and bulletins.
Those catalogs' help the
students io decide the
college or school they wish
to littend for "further
h'nrninM, Tho • Guidance
Office also ..purchased career
books. These hooks . give
detailed facts on different
careers. The students can
decide on a future which
they (eel they could best
fulfill.
car wash held in the front
of the high school on
ADDITION A nut ddditii.n tti the
September 27 from 6 to
Sjiculty Is sofn han vmrk at his
11:30 a.m. Cathy Marshal!
Bnrvvn Jr is
and Carol Hilton were in
i-ifihth gradi-
charge of getti ig the car
wash on its feet. Every
member was to help in
'scienee teacher
some way, jobs were
It grade class
piontious and no one had to
Caravel begins yearbook work worry about missing the
of the now ndtlltioiiH The plans for this year's This year's staff is open game In the afternoon,
[MB .faculty is Mr. Paul Caravel tend to Btiiy mure to any senior who can bebecause there was plenty of
> *ko tt'iiclii's ••iyliili or less along the traditionn! arfvnntagi-ous in keeping the
time to Bot there.
W«nre. Mr. Brown is lines with only ii few wiirk running effieientiy. The
ralklillastic iiboul our
One of thes • will n mil niimbi'i of staff
>nd we lni|)i> hi. be the addition of color members should total forty
I lo feel ihis w;iy, photos IW_ (lie senior class iif fifty students, Admissions meeting
W uhdiTKnuliiiiti* pictures. The proofs for approximately 35 percent of
CHUFF
'i WaiminsiiT iiiid his illeKe .•. l p l i p , the class.
held for seniors
1!(
wiirk ut I.|,I. which' vverr taken the week
ELECTRIC
a 'y of Pillfcliuruh- He of Sipieiiiher ] fh will arrive
On Thursday, September
** , liiucht 1,,, 1H within a lew days, .
17, the Senior Admissions
— INC, —
Mr. Puivinis has: stressed Draxal Institute test Meeting was held in tho
till" point thill is is not
auditorium: Mr. Kirk
erving You Sinee "22"
necessary tu buy these prints listed for Sophs guidance counselor, reminded
i\\
AllS and SIRVICi
HLLING and
% order tit have yuur
the college-bound seniors ef
pietiire iippoitr. ill the KiiCi! y ear tlio Drojtoi their responsibility to select
ANNA M. SCHUFF
iAKlABA I MO* 1 ye;irhoiik; AlthouHh eupies, Insliilutp
Technology II group of colleges and send
of iiu'S!' piiiits will he j'lti iidmi ilisliTS
n group of five
in their applications as soon
lARIHG LOTS
JOSEPH B, MO* IV, J«., LIswiM*
siilo if ii person wants tti
to
lin-
Si iphoillore Class as possible.
buy them.
studi'Ills,
Til o ii'sts are This way if they are not
• 1LICTRICAL CONTRACTOR
As mlvisoi !ii tile Cjiriivel, scored by the Drexel accepted by one, they still
Mr. Piilvino sees liis j* ilt as InslilHtp Teslini; liiireau. have a chance of hearing
• AUTHORIZED •
solely thiit -. advisor, lie is The iesis will be eivon on from. other schools. A
A.
nut. iippoinlrd as ii director Tuesday, September 30 until student may have a better
or ovt'r pn\veriiT|4 .dietiitor. Friday, October ^i. The tests opportunity of getting
RCA-WH/RtPOOt 9 PWLC
His jcili N til tiffeisiiyyestiisiis,
leiid il helpinr; nil e;ieh ihiy_
the season than waiting until
will last the tMitire murnini? accepted in the early part of
liaiid, iiiitl ;iri:iie pirints but These lests include The the last minute when the
US1D TV SETS
- OOOD CONDITION -
SALE or RINT
WB1K — MONTH — IBASON
A Member of Capo Miiy County
710 Asbury Avenue
•Irtil OmtrnOT 1 " —
Dial 399-1242
thi' fihii! di ! clsi*m will always
rest tin tile stiHT members.
Studenfs enthused about Council work
PAOj 9 — JECTION TWO
Officers elected for
At the start of every
Distributive Education
school year at OOHS students are oaRer for this
elections a,,, hold in the plan to work. It is hoped , Tins year's goals for the Council has in the planning This year the • Distributed
homeroom for Student that the representativ..i, Student Council are tryini; many worthwhile activities
tcl
Edurution starts out Oil a
Ouuneil representatives. But elected last Monday and be the point of that will benefit* the new foot with Jerry Maauj
this, year there" 1 was
Tuesday, will now' truly understandinn. between the stiidonto. The goals that the as president and Barbara
a
difrerent an B lc to it. The "reprosent" their classmates. faculty iind the studentSj council is trying to achieve Creamer as vicr-pnsidont.
ofricers- and advisers" felt If they do, this year could answering problems of the can only work if, you, the Recording the official
tliat the ntiminations for turn out differently and be dress code and nther school student, hack the officers business at the club is Susan
representatives should be exciting for the students regulations, and unifying the 100%; President, John Broker, and behind the
held in the Bngliuh classei. who care.
student body.
Flood, Vice President Sharon treasury department Is Kathy
First oil the agenda for, McKittrieh, Secretary Chris
I Me person elected would Aj a result of these
Mason, Pat Oarmichael tends
the Student Council this Smith, and Treasurer Bonnie
then bo the choice of the elections tho first moetinn of
to the scrap book as
year was the cake sale and Shearer, Let's really make
students he could bo In the Student Council fur the
historian. A new member of
car wash hold last Saturday. this year rewarding. Get
contact with during the day year of 1969.70 was hold
tho officers Is Don Ford,
Profits from the day went involved and back our
a (actor that the homeroom on Tuesday, September 16
parliamentarian, the club's
to the scholarship fund. The officers.
representatives lacked.
new office.
The teachers and the
Class of 70
Y ELECTED SflPHCJMOKL OI FILERS -
plans float
Van Schoik, hi ton in Minlvn T.,,,,.,I
_
rbara
The class of '70 was
secretary; Jrff F,, or , lltI pr, ldLllt proud to hold its
I,. t Patty
first
executive meeting on
September 22. This year'ss
officers are President Eugene
Haifa Vice-president Bob
Moore Secretary Alberta
Smith and Treasurer Myrna
McCleary,
J
Tho main topic of
discussion at the meeting
was the senior class float for
the annual Hallowe'en
Parade. William D. Niekles
was unanimously chosen as
the head of the topic
committee. He'll welcome
any ideaj from the seniors
for a winning float. Only
N?
students who are eligible
may work on the float.
BEFORE YOU BUY YOU ARE
/ Work began on September
t ZB
INVITED TO COMPARE
With_the_fnatbj||—g
in mil full swing, seniors must
again take the responsibility
of running the refreshment
ALL UNITS MADE FROM
stand. Many seniors have
already anxiously volunteered
to give their assistance but
ALCOA ALUMINUM
there is always the need for
more help.
HARD: Tho Hawk cheerleader* practicing for
Tops in Quality and Workmanship
On September , 23
underclassmen, had'
homeroom pictures taken.
iACH WINDOW CUSTOM.MADI TO YOUR SlZi
The senior pictures were
Serving Ocean City
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SIDING of AH Types
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Ciiiii'unlin Shorl Form Test
ill Mentnl Miitiirity; The
taken the preceding week.
These photographs are used
in the senior yearbook the
Caravel.
The senior class of 1970
has great potential and
already has shown its will to
use this ability to the fullest
Future teachers
plan active year
The PTA is busy getting
ready for another active
year. Their first official
meeting was held on
Thursday, .September 28, It
was for old members as well
as any new ones. Anyone
interested in joining but not
sure about becoming a
teaehor shouldn't be
discouraged because the club
is open to any student
interested in any field of
education.
Their first activity was a
college might bo filled to
capacity.
Comprehension
/ Nelson DtTiiiiey
Ti'St. The
Reading Test.
Thi' K ud or Vocational junior class holds
Prci'iTenei. Her rd md The
SI I T M itln in i i T. I first Itickoff dance
Ml tin li 1 li I\I hi i n
mull
,hi, t
!h. it nt u ill hi
th i mi tnhi r
t
> tii i u tin
tin ln } li
UN COLLHtili p
Kviiiistiiii, III, .- In n survey
iilillie " nllKillJ! till' 7.000
li il d e r jl r a ii ii jl i e s at
Nurthwe.stern University. it
IIH fiiund Ihiit the uiiiveraity
stutii'iH spiMit ON iin jiVuraue of
$!)()!) II year. The survey
ri'1'lri.-tx* the spcndiiii; of ITiO
silidents K»>ng to the
university.
The junior ehi.^s dance wuj
held un September 27, lit
the Ocean City Youth
Center. The dunce wats called
the "Kicliuff Dnnce" with
the center decorated in a
triiditional foothall sonson
atmosphere.
The dance was held From
S until 11 p.m. Disc jockey
Charles Jordan was present
to make the evening even
more enjoyable.
The dance like the junior
weekend was a big success.
With such a good start this
year, we jire looking to the
eliiss of '73 for some good
thinHS in the future.
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P4GE 10 — SiCTION TWO THi OCiAN CITY SENTINIL.LiDSiR THURSDAY, OCTOIiB ,
Raiders t ip Salem 14-8; prep for Palmyra
HJRSPAY.
I v I \\ mm;
A low, hard tackle by
juhitir Bob Costf. with
fiiAirih duwii imd goal to KH.
stopped. Saloni huifbnck
Ellwuod Portor nbuut 18
inches short of Ihij Kool lino
flt«l enabled thu Ocumi City
Rod Hiiidcrs to hold on to
u .' 148 lcid lit Saloni lust
Saturday. Thu win was a
good one for thu locals who
houneod back to score what
became tin- winning
after Ciayle chalked up :i
Ilrs ' otiwn,
U.uchdown with 6:26 loft to J 1^"" down, threw for
, J 1 " times and
pliiy iinti gain new Conch fai r ,ed to connect. The
Mikr Sluvoski his first Raider defense, however,
didn't allow the Rams to
Thu game shothe
way of off t
d 1 t I
move and forced them to
punt.
th.
Ocean City fans pt
Junior Hobie Young
returned the punt 21 yards
two big puss plays. Th
eufiin with only .12 seconds
remaining in thu first half
when sonicr quarterback
Skip Givim drillfd a piiss to
halrbiiuk Jim Gnyle on th
Snjum IB ynrd line. Qayl
evaded ortp tackier and usei
a pood block by Kophsmor
end Miku Wolicki to ju
around another for thu flrs_
ftuoru of the ijanic, Thu
ontirt; play covered. 27 yards.
Fullback Danny McElyua
rushud for the two-point
convursioii.
Then, with just under
seven minutes left to play,
junior quarturb.iek Bobby
Fiwr, substituting , for Given
who had been injured two
pl ays earlier, hit senior end
"TJiirT-Curtin with a pass on
tho one yard line, a 23-yard
play, McElyea scored behind
a strong Brian Broadley
block on the next play. His
iittunipt for two more points i
failed.
Throughout thu entire
iSiimu, the Red Raider
dufensu was superb. On
Sijen's first series of downs.
Ken Mathias deflected a^ long
puss from quarterback Doran
Shorter to halfback Gary
LEWIS, and junior Harry
Vanderslice hit Shorter for a
liVv-yard loss on a clutch
third down play. Later in
the first period, after the
Rams.had gained their initial
first down en an 11-yard
scampur by halfback Porter
to Ocean City's 25, Broadley
turned in one great Play and
juim>d Wayne Winn in
Siiblher to thwart the Salem
drive.. 'Though McElyea
turned in the longest Raider
mh of thu game, 14 yards,
•Hi a great second-effort in
_h* next series of downj,
Oo'ean City failed by one
('obi to pain a first down on
thf Salem two.
iXVESTAMERirA nROiip ivr
During
Ram
Mlbiequeht itlumpt
Hie bull, Mnthiii!
knocked down m o, n It
Coste pulled down Porter
one foot short of breaking
into the open and Jim
Cayle read a double-reverse
and stopped thu play after a
short threeyeard gain. Ocean
City couldn't score as Given,
to set up the first Red and
White score. The defense
continued to dominate in
the second half Jim Gayle
pulled Porter down utter a
24 yard klekoff return and,
later in the third period,
Mathias stopped Porter from
scaring with a rough tackle
after a ID-yard scamper. In
each case, tie was the only
man between Porter and the
goal. Moments later, Winn
recovered a fumble an the
Raider 27,
At this point in the giime,
those that were paying
attention weru surprised, to
put it mildly, at what
happened. Unfortunately,
they apparently didn't
"inelud«—those——aiorrif— the—
Raider bench. On the first
play Ocean City was
penalised five yards for
illegal procedure. That made
| it first and 15, Given then
threw thrnu incomplete
passes, milking it fourth and
15, On the next play, Salem
was detected illegally
roughing punter Wolicki,
However, when the referee test and it looked fi
stepped off the 15 yards it while as though Ihey
was fourth and one. How failed, . With fourth t
WB this possible? At most and 14 yard« to go mi
schools they teach you that Raider 49, Shorter . fi
15 minus 15 equals zero, or Lewis open on the 22 1
a first down. Where did the
one yard come from?
Fortunately, the Ocean
City oversight and the
referee's short stride didn't
hurt the_ Raiders ultimate
vistoty. But it could have!
Instead . of first and 10 and
a chance to use up more
time in prolMtlnR their lead.
Ocean City was again forced
to punt; and Salem took
over. It took them five
plays to score, doing it
when Shorter hit Porter with
i pass on the. 28 and he
outran Mathias and .ran over
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join their n
a score of 14
u
j-i
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F nH
m
Br
pa;
Uibt
I the
re po
ti
With ,i third and
situation on their uwn
Salem fumbled. Vande
recovered for Ocean Cit
the Ram 26. On the
play, quarterback I
injured his ankle. Afl,
" Pennihijtt'n run m
jriT}
nibs tute q
Foor thre
McEly ea,
playeiiiler ciel
pass to Curl
One play la
led 14-B.
irte ards
back
short
- Members • of thu OCHS fo
ich Mike Slaveski in celebrating
S. Staff Photos,
Th
d
the j u n j
ered his clui
i on thf o
r, the Raid
Salem then put the C
City defense to the sup
first down. The ser
halfback carried twt
thi' IS where Salen
to be sure of .it le
On the next fo
Porter slowly bu
pained 17 yards wh
it second and goal
one. Then, for sum
reason
Raiders, qv
decided trj
himself ins
nguin
hall"b,1i
failed
.1 few
Raider
helpful
defenii
on fc: urth dc
finally
pi-y
1. 1
t tl Sh.
and
Bob
Ft
n
n d
UUARDS — stii
CENTERS — Bf
fjAyhS—Civcn,
MeElyej, Ft*y,
ENDS _
Sitreot
TACKLES — G.
GUARDS — Sm
Salem- E. Porte
B
.itball
their
Porter
Lewis
eleven plus 1 :
victory over
Celtics, 76ers meet
in anniversary tilt
miij. 11 .
on the rest of 0J the Nation's fans
SATURDAY, OCT.
8i3O
ATLAISITIC CITY
COIMVEMTiaN HAUL,
^ ^ J S S I C t l t U J j S s s , ^ ! , . ; ,
rVIAIM FLOOR
UPPER LEVEL
«4Oa
igOO
F 1
;imh^fb
in;d er,
T- -
1 H
T
4 1
thf
ulki
L; Bill
:h or tl
Aleir
"••it s..r«,
.nil bf
S4 for
r L
Pep Club plani
very aefiva year
With
j
.ibstitutes
Salem by
P,i-.s
!d
Gridsters seek
second virtdrp
on home field
Coith M
Or. in Cit\ IUIM Schoul Hid
Raidi i~ will attk their
eti ml btrii|,M win ul tin
Ht IMH Situnluy whin thtv
mttt P^inivri 14 U \n.ti F*
mir Cifinatnin un in
The game will be the home
opener for the Hod and
White,
Many other future Raider
foes managed victories
Saturday with defending
Cape-Atlantie champion
Hammonton gettiriis 25
points from star fullback
Cliff Dorsey while
Allentown, 600.
whom the Raiders meet a
week from Saturday, ' !
out St. Joseph's
Hammonton, 260 with
quarterback Chick Ludman
throwing for three
touchdowns and scoring
113
7H another. Mainland
0 made good its South Jt
%, 3 Conference debut by
v
2 Atlantic City, 20.8, with
1*5! 4 ^' c h Knupp scoring twice
|_ 46 and riinning for 99 yards.
Flays 60 Gloucester used two
touchdown runs by
Ncl
quarterback Loon Harris to
'°f- J.p beat Woodstown, 38-14.
if ,j
1\
||
Three other teams on the
Raider schedule were beaten
3 OS In their openers last week.
4.S
4.1
dropped a 22-20 decision to
St. James of Carney's Point
despite two touchdowns by
the OapersJ Stan Curry,
Middle Township was
clobbered by Pemberton,
32.14, ' and Pleasantville
dropped a 26-8 contest to
tough Holy Spirit,
The seouting report on
Palmyra indicates a tough
line, especially at the tackle
positions, with their
offensive strengths centering
around a series of end
sweeps, and power plays.
Halfback Bruce Robinson,
who set up one of the Pals
two touchdowns Saturday
with a 65 yard run, is their
most consistent
ground=gainer. Two other
halfbacks, Ken Horton and
Game!! Peters, scored the
two touchdowns in the
opening victory and udd
depth to their running
attack, Quart'prbaek F'rank
Baumgarner throws the ball
very- well but the overall
Palymyra passing attack lacks
strong receivers.
Defensively, the Pals are
fairly strong against the
inside run hut have some
r.gham, trouble with the sweeps and
'f the would probably have a lot
ii will ui trouble handling u good
line-up passing attack. Their opening
in the pme foes. Cinnaminniiii. '.,•,.'. vj-a.'i
pr,-:wd): ! fit ^f.e., 1 £^r^in •htAds
up ih,- ' Jr.'..r,:,-a:ka Alborti.
iiopi-- ;hal th>- friisli--, frfurti
»il! . %•••••-•r'n'.e Tf.'it- ich',i,.l
•pi.-i: ,il.;' ,h.v, ;hf »-hnfji's
much to lit dca.fi:d'
offensively making it
difficult to ' accurately judge
the Palmyra defense.
It would seem, judging
from the scouting reports,
that Ocean City's best
opportunities in this
Saturday's game will come
from the arm of quarterback
^
FIRST TD OF SIASON - Jam.
halfback for the Red Raiders, leaps overt)," 1
line in Saturday's game with Salem postiriSl!
score of the now season for tho '---"••• *"*«
Skip Given und tho outside
lining of Ron Pennington
and Bob Moore. If the
Raider defense can turn in
another outstanding
performance this week In
seeking their 11 th straight
home victory over the last
three seasons, it would seem
quite probable that The
Raiders will enter the
Cape-Atlantic League wars
Hiking, logging tests
set for county park
CAPE MAY COURT
HOUSE - Entries are being
received for the Fad
Jamboree five-mile "Hike
Against Time" and five.mile
"Jon In" to be conducted in
the Cape May County Park,
•jQrl-obct—18, starting—at 1
p.m. The former is a walk
according to the official
rules governing this sport
and the latter is a run to
win, get in shape or reduce.
Appropriate awards will be
gi»en to the winners and
runner-ups.
Entry forms may be
obtained from Major Qenild
Smith, Director of Parks /
Recreation, County of Cape
May, Cape May Court
House, N.J. 08210,
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PAGi 12 _, SiCTION TWO
Hawks defeat Middle for 17th game in row
Th Ocean City Hn
llu-if 1?tll straight IS
md thu seeond 'Mi fur
I! tin Sunday i.K t
ti Mirirlli- Town
thi' Oci-'in '
atum Field, Ov
lelied tin- midMi't le
CAUTION
A Yankee was
Christmas WiilkinH-ti
Scotland. Snuw hiic'
and ho was struM^lm
a narrow mad when
a highlander,
- "I |;ue,Hs, friend, I
ho said plaintlv
t: "Is there a
ot for ye?"
American: "Nope,"
Scot; "Weel, ;
osL"
Prompt TV Sarvic*
STOP LITTLl TROUBLES
Brian Hwy >miTii •!• OnMl
JKILLED YiCMNICAL StRVICt
GLEESONS TV
isu Asnunr Arc. ]t9-earh, prior tn 19G9,
cinlv tour Wft'ks_ wt-fi 1
JIIUWI-II" Hunting hnuri. will
be frum ", hiiur bcluru
wnnw until 'j hour aTttr
Agents far
Wh eaton -H
^in i pi iM-d tht
i Ilmk III tin
wilh i hut nfr
liir in v inl
t.hdi]\vii John
id tin \lr,
a run up flic
< nd
qu irti r
l
m tl
10 y mi run h\
will pi1% ij_llii
p m Ih \ will
ilt.itid Si a I.,k
yi ir h imu
hat prnmi t
j- imi r ir tht
THE OCiAN CITY SENTINiL-LEDGIR
GOAL LINE STAND - The mplpt- of playcriT include stalwarts, from OC1IS
who hpld the Salem eleven for four downs on the am- yard lint- Suturday
Hhiuh p-VLhologically gave them the game.
New Jersey big game season to
open Saturday for archers
tin-
The k-gal bj S limit is unir
tint-
f ulthur
bt-'jr An archt' whu
not ban a deer or
during the bnw and .
sc.i-.iin mav try l.jr a
ur bear with this vn
dunnq the lireaFm si
Dicembur K 13, a iuic
bemhuntur may hunt
with a shotgun and a
fin-arm liccnrci^i> ciutuii
Gnnd spring
rainfall has, r<
lush L i arly fall
making it
that
any arehei hould have
clear View his target
is arrtsv-
All .irrnwh
wall-sharp
measuring
I 1 _* Ifldlu
least 1 '•=
along the
Tim bow
pull wriq
pminfK a
nf i jstin
arruw . t
carried in the
d fir Id ^ during deer
mubt haie a
ned metal head
between A,'A and
in v, idlh and at
inches in length
main CLittinn edj;n
rnuit h a dravt
it uf at Iea->t ,'JS
d must hi ejpable
a Ipp.il hunting
least 12S Vardi tti
Any door hus vhi
a buck with good antlor
growth or dressed weight
_-ovyr 200 ptjunds thi.H year
ShufffIn On
News and Gossip «f
Ihuffltbeard Club
by H. Parke Baker
Tho officers Fur Ul' 1 1070
c I u h y v n. f b on inning
y es t G rd :_i y and *:• n diny
SpptombOf HQ, 1970, urn
Prus 1 doni, Dr. Nclson
Rabbins, Vieo^Pri'sid^nt, Jack
SehntMdOF, SccFntary,
Dornthy Cairns: Tr* a^urer,
Purkp Bidcur, Ksccutivu
Board (in add it inn to tho
above?) Rod Boo no, Al
Ciiims, Jno Glynn, Charles
Hu^iiM, Lylf Olmstoad,
Marion KiuiiLirdsur 1 , Harry
I jrd
i inc
;i_nd Harold
direct tho
iM OctobtJF,
Th
: htist' who
I;. tiVi'T from
Niivombur tji. Hh May will
be iiiifjciirncfti ii.trLly boftirfc
Lhfif tfr-rni of Tvic*' boyiriH,
1970 mcml
! r=ship cardH
iiiid butt on;, v II bo ruady
4Vir distribution ii I tho safflo
priet? I\H 19Gy.
iL U with d* 1 p ri-grot that
we iKilif the
Charley .\Vtir
Lnnijhiifnf ?;
Ov>:un Ciu
A eluh
i nthu
INSIDE and OUTSIDE
WINTER BOAT STORAGE
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forms can be
:1 from Conservatior
Fish and Wiidlifi
ent Installations and
slon's Trenton offiei
hunters whu has? a
teiitial trophy di'er.
trios in the tiQO-pLiund
h must be witnessed by a
tnservation Officer or
Idlife Bioloijisl and there
ample time t_ti pfoeure
ms while antler division
!• Wildlife aseni
George
i "ver>* gf
hunting,
last ye
Aeorlis and
e fiinds
ute to the q
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In genera
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highe-.t harvest Ui
again offer
I epportunitie?
Atli'lhiiis lire
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oil October Hi lor the
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Tii'lii'ts will include ruiilid
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- Mayo. Rohi-rL ,s hnr gj
( lub Wi-ok I'rochuiDtion arid is joined
urists Cirolvi Slii-riicni, imblmty ehairmun
on durst, prt.'sidont, Si-nior Photo.
APBOOK RECOLLECTIONS -
Karen Huff
recording secretary, and Margie Weaver
TTt ndI ?F ' j eeretal V- J°i« Sammy
s and Mike Donahue, two boys from the
Homo, in perusing through the serapbook
pctuig parties and other events the Club has
| for boys at the home. Staff Photo
\wg wommn of Vmnture Club sponsors
\ious welfare projects, social events
thrr rir. 1 Robirt
Mavi-r ui tin Citv
i Citv Nm Jcr^iv
y prnrl urn Ocliihf r
I'OcIobir 11th 19fa9
i Ihia t,rd M I
hundreds
througrrout
ales, Canada and
erica to honor the
fneii who embody
is of Venture
liir service to the
:li arc , yautiB
in business of
fields. VenturisLs
City hold such
as secretary;
bank teller,
receptionist and
Li sponsored by
inpiimist Federation
tmerlciis, Ine:, and is
t,i jiivi' young
of good character
f 1
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and reputation and of
proven business ability an
area within which they may
develop their loadorahrp
qualities- and gain experience
in the selection of carrying
out projects of community
service and civic .
contribution. Venture also
gives each member the
opportunity to extend her
circle ot friendship and
influence through an
international organization,
jurroni officers of tht-
Ventiiro Club of Od »n Citv
are President Sharor i Gue-t
Vice President Janici Fin tl
Recording Secretary Kjrt-n
Huff, C o r r e s p , md ing
Secretary Margie »i ivnr
Treasurer Lynn V
and Board Members Njntv
Matthews and Nant-v
Rauhauscr.
The Venture C.
Ocean City was c
June 11, 1053 an>
tim* lu bi
v Srniis ol
Citv
Capo
and
Collections for the Heart
Fund, Mental Health, March
of Dimes, Rescue Squad and
other charitable organizations
have been conducted by
y
Thanksgivingand
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clothing ind
childn n wh
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jukus, storius, puzzlos, poems
and pj projects in wrjtton and
distributed ibd quarterly to
children's hospitali when*
members often vi-^it to play
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SPDNKOK - Mrs Robert Hal tor (loft), president
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(right), buroptimist idvisor, look over u project
scrapbuok with William MuKim, director of the
Foster Unrni 1 in Marmora which is the main service
projout uf thi- Vi-ntuir Club. Staff Photo.
FUND RAISING - Members Janice Finsel, Lois
Blackmail, Joanne Riui' and Lynn Voorhees display
oerarnit Chn-.tmas tries the club is selling for a
fund raising prnju-i t htaff Photo.
graduating from Ocean C
High School and enter
the field of teaching and
the past two years the e
has adopted the home
hoyj; = in Marmora as
special service proie.-t
One of the nn
important aspects of i
club is giving of ones a
and one's time. Many hoi
have been spent with t
boys from the home wallii
on the boardwalk, going
md hiki
and
bv
other
g
Chn
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Ihrc uull
I n
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of si
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OCEAN CITY SiNTINiL.LIDGiR
V.
County capital improvements
at high level in New Jersey
Outlays for capital more thai *7B 'million
impruvvmvntx by thi? 21 capital expt iditures the year
county goyrrnmrnbi in New hefure, it af ejteee3ed the
Jursuy n|>(|ri.(,iati-d nearly S73 five-year average, annual
Vi miHif-tn last yci\r._ VVhik 1 outlay of less than SSO
this was slightly under ihu millioii By all cuuntieK
du rin (! the period 1084.flH.
21 counties raise
expenditures 10%
New
g spvndjng by
ttjtaled Jersey's nearly 1454 21 counties million
lust year. The 8463,774,614
Forum
CoHtinupd from
editorial page
personal viow. Crimt! and
violence In thu nation today
is increased as more and
more pooplo have substituted
science, especially medical
science, in place of God as
the source to go to for the
solving of aJI their problems.
Many are brainwashed by
the propaganda On TV and
other methods of
advertisment by the drug
manufacturers so they
become dependent On this
or that drug.
The materialistic medical
men first use helpless dogs
to perform their experiments
on, then the brainwashed
people flock to them for
various transplant operations,
not thinking hew much
blood of many Innocent
dogs stain their hands. I
certainly don't want any
part of a science that
ruthlessly tortures God's
wonderful creation, the loyal
BABY HAS BULLET IN HEAD dog."
Waynesvillo, N.C. — A When man comes to
premature baby was born realize that death is not to
here recently with a pistol be feared because it is
biillet in his head. A through death, when God
nourosiifgeon said the bullet
was doing no damase and
would be removed f i later
date. The boy's father
dropped a pistol accidentally
and the bullet struck his
pregnant wife in the right '
side lodging in the baby's
head.
»-•*•*<
decides to call us, if wo
have advanced enough
spiritually, it is then man
will turn away from the
material benefits offered by
medicaJ science and seek
first the kingdom of hoaven-
William Strobe
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ChOilp paints tire no bart'ain,
CiiL'.iii "aciyln;" piiints are
made with only a trllinbltjfiill'
of acrylic. Wlien you want
finest qtiairfy paint make surg
it's mncio with 100% pure
Acrylic resins That's what you
fiat In FiH Exterior House
Paint . . . finest af them all!
$•760
B85f BJQDfllllj'pBlllf IplMl!
ACRYLIC
GUARANTEED
PURE ACRYLIC RESINS
No Substitutes
SOLD ONLY AT THE 33 COLOR GARDENS OF
FINNAEEN & HALEY
Ocean City
721 Asbury Avanuo, Phone 399-0498
OPIN DAILY I TO 5s30
BILL GRUFF, Manager
WE WELCOME UNKARD CHARGE ACCOUNTf
where you pay less for successful paint
• The longest lasting finish
for brick, stucco, stone, asbestos
shingles, primed wood
siding and trim, aluminum or
Kalvaniied iron.
• Paint- right after the rain
or early or late in the day
without worry, ibput dew or
moisture.
Clean up is easy . lust
See Our Large
Selection of
WALLPAPERS
Including tht
nmwmst Vinyh
totaled represented nn
increase oT more than 10
percent over county
expenditureK o f
approximaiely $412 million
in 1B57.
The totiils include county
spending for current
operations, debt service, and
capital improvements. The
capital improvements Items,
representing expenditures Tor
major^projeets with long use
expectancy, may include
finaneinis both from current
budget appropriations and
borrowed funds.
All but four of New
Jersey's counties reported
increased outlays in 1968.
Greatest percentage increase
was a 66 percent rise in
Morris. Largest decline was
about' 2 1/3 percent in
Somerset. Counties which
showed a b o ¥e=ayerage
percEntage increases generally
had sizeable capital
improvement expenditures.
A coil nty. by. county
tabulation prepared by the
New Jersey Taxpayers
Association showed that
Cape May County has total
expenditure of 86,787,863
last year and $5,928,102 in
1987, an Increase of 14.5
percent for the one.year
period.
The tabulations wereprepared
for inclusion in the
1989 edition of "Financial
Statistics of Now Jersey
Local Government"",
published annually by NJTA
to present comparable fiscal
data for each of New
Jersey's i-ountios,
municipalities and school
districts.
Claijjfied Ads Bring Reiulti
III 1981
spending
mjllion.
capital Irnproviiment
ttitalrd almoat $34
Includin),' expenditures
from both current und
borrowed funds, the capital
improvement accounts in
enmity budgets cover outlays
for long-range projects such
as highways, bridges, office
buildiiiBs, land, machinery,
equipment and county
college construction.
C o u nly-by-eounty
comparisons compiled from
official records by the New
Jersey Taxpayers Association
show that Cape May County
spent 51,131,620 oil capital
improvements In 1988 and
SI .339,244 in 1B87. The
average annual outlay over
the past five yours has been
SM0u,(My. In all, capital
improvement spending
between 1081 and 1968 in
The totals are based upon
data included in the 1989
edition of NJTA's reference
booklet, "Financial Statistics
of New Jersey Local
Government,"
AGi 13 — SICTION TWO
N0^ ANSWER
The most irnpijrUint
quostioii today ia not •'VVhiit
is Iht- world comin(i Ui?"
but "When?" USS
Ppilnfiylviiniii KdysUiiii!.
SEE US
for
Your
f •»'
Largest jj
Selection of
PERSONALIZED
CHRISTMAS CARDS
ORDER NOW FOR
DISCOUNT
McHENRY'S
OFFICl SUPPLIES
326 Atlantic Avenue
• OCEAN
CITY
DIAL 3990711
HOUSE
CHECKING SERVICE
Take the worry out of being an abisnte*
home owner th|» Winter. We wfll carefully
cheek your house every ofh»r day, Nov
embBr 1 ts May 1. During freeilng weath*iwe
will inspect every day. If you leave
he*t on in your homo, we wilt adjust yp en
prmr nofica so your home will be warm
when you arrive. In e w
needed, we will call repairs are
In the service man
FOR ONLY
of your choice.
GAM
00
BROADLEY
PLUMBING & HIATXNO
«OOiriVBl.T BLVD,, MARMORA, DIAL JW-JiJI
Ocean C'iy Business Addrcsi 410 ATLANTIC AVI.
ROYAL OIL FUEL I
fi: /
Put Yourself in Shape
Financially . . ,
Savings Received by the
10th of the Month iarn
from the First of the Month
• Ne Minimum Balance Required
• All Sayings Acequnts I«rn The Sam. Rafa
• laeh Tranfletisn Recorded In Pan Beak
MORTGAGE FUNDS AVAILABLE
INSURED
Current Dividend |
Roto 4Vi%
Per Annum,
Ocean City Home Savings
and Loan Association
1001 ASBURY AVI. DIAL 399-0012
m

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PAGE 14 SECTION TWO TH1 OCEAN CITY SINTINI L
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
CLASSIFIED AD RATES
for ttit^e coiunute Khuuld ho in fin* nliin*
of Trie Suntind-Lodgur NOT LATER 11 IAN NOON TUES-
DAY FOR REGULAR IH/BLICATION lUuj NOON WEDNES-
DAY FOR TOm^TE.TOCLASSIFY, Dial 399.5411.
Qm Time, 25 Words or Less ..I,.,.........-...,.. $1=25
(5c per word cxcet*iifiK 2$ words)
Ad Huiuiing 5 Consecutive Timos. with 2D Won!* or
Loss ....'.•......,„......„,.......,„.......•...... $5.00
Ads requiring Bos Numbers, 2&e More
— All Classified Advertising Cash —
rob
LATE TO CLASSIFYr''ADS 25f EXTftA
Copy iiuuled in, givt*n to rpprei«flfah¥t> or brought lo
uifiuv personally, MUST BE ACCOMPANIED BY CASH OR
STAMPS to paver eo§t. Copy accepted aver phono as courtesy
and convenience 1 to customer Remittance must bo in before
•'idvertisenient is set in type.
Clarified Display Advertising -= 22c per Agate Lint
IN MEMORIAM
i.'jVt. N. MILLS
ir. sad and lay MM
me*nofy of
a dd.saFly iselgyscj husband who
p.i'sf.cd away Set. 1. 1267,
My dftys Art; ever empty,
My hi?jirt is full of pain;
The sarrgw here within rny aeui
is so hard to es plain,
I tried to smile afjay*? my tears
when ethers seems se gay;
with zvery passing day.
Na one Knows my longing.
And na gne se^i me weep;
! shed my tear* from an aching
While aificFS are fast asi#sp.
Always missed, always (Bved
by wife Berths
HARMQN, RUTH — Qur dogr siste
*hd departed October 6. \$6£
To some she may bo forgotten
To others, iust the east
But to us wha jeved and lest he
Hsr mfmory v*iii farover last.
Sadly missed by sistsF ane
brot fieri
HELEN BOOTH = in loving memory
on the lsf anniversary of my
mothsrs dgaih.
D#ar mother you are not forgotten
Though en earth you are ns mere;
Stif! m memory you are with us.
As you always were before
Sadly missed by daughter
Helen and family
CARD OF THANKS
THANK ¥OU to my kin folk and
friends far their cheery cards
and visits and the smiling nurses
at 2nd Whitbey far the T-L-C at
Shore *Memari3l HiJipilal.
Cordially; Audrey Fa.rr=eN
LOST
GOLD HAMILTON laaiat wrfuwauh
with goifl bans initials EBA Heward.
Call 399-5861 or writs B17
2nd gt=» Oeegn City. 10!
FfMALI HILP WANT1D
MALE HELP WANTID
HOUSEMEN. full time, M.ind.ird
wages, 6 d.fiys fl wt?ek
Apply
hQUinhwpor, Fi.iriders Hotel. 11th
and Beardwalk. i F:
MAN — recant high
*«£JIC_KJI gr,id=
uate wanted JS tochmciftn irninot'
CiiJl Mr^ fiphFing .it Ospnn Gify Re
ELECTRICIAN WANTED. Lxppr priced
old and Fifiw WDFk, Steady wrtrk.
Benofit*, Johnson s titfeme, 444 Av
bury Ays., D:G.
t.f
ELECTRICIANS HELPER WANTED.
EJectFie, 944 'Asbury AvcUe^lT
HELP WANTID
HOUSE PARENTS -= Mature eoupff^
m indiyidu.iis tes work with smrtll
group pf ffiijFdtstJ ahiidr^n in ,i
lesmc
residsntial settrng in Vint*
l.irld, N. J. SMrting SilUiry i^.OM
g?r person in jdtfiiinn
tejuff htiu5=
ing, mc-sla and laundry. Full mam,
i«iE-»nce, plus salary btwmi immtsdh
•iiefj-. Salary rgtssa fQ $3jDQ ^t end
af sis rnsiuhs. These pFDviiisn^
are squill fS SB.DOD yearly inco'mu
p«r
EE>uple. Nd age flfnii" Apphe,^
ijftns aliQulH hjys no dependant
ehildren^ If mtcre§i rd
cent set Mr
RSbertTaylcsr, Children Lifp Qep.lHrnent
Training Sehosl Urt: 40 »J|fi9ri, i i
dryers
Pj Shopping Center, 16th'and
Aye, Dgaan; of frgg parking
BUS, SIRVICES
BUSINESS SERVICE
BOATS FOR SALE
Tom Ward
RiUPHOLSTERING
and SLIP COVIRS
FOR FREE ISTIMATBS
PHONE
399-7554
Car Radios Repaired
Coles Radio
M0TOB0L* SALES
MnhBTliea
Service
9CLCO . BFNOIIS
Service
arid SERVICE
Station for
MOTOROLA
C*Bi RAD OS
511 *inUHY H.VZ. Bill 3»3!O6
I i
Ft HIT I AFJVLT
F n n
hulh
til ( 41 11U3
F U L L W O O D R U F F C s n v . i * w i n t
^UVI Ft in PirftTiibPr Fl
Hr ilifi- bH!--t F sjh Us^d fill. i*»'
i-«*OJ
UP i t
ALUMINUM STORM
WINDOW GLASS
& SCRfIN REPAIRS
a\m
mifiufaetiirs
Baker's * WNIHQ BHop
U4J WEST AVENUE
DIAL 3f9-1241
APPLIANCE
REPAIRS
COMPLETE PARTS and
REPAIR SERVICE
Auihsrind RCA * PHiLCO
Major C Small Appliancm
- All Mlkw —
CALL US FIRST
Anns M, gghuff
Biffilfi S, Bresfej
Schuff ilectrlc, Inc.
710 Aibury Avenue
Dial 3ff 1242
MOT TAR ROOF — New root, eld
Fyef repaired, roef reeanicd ¥eur
roaf
F«£Qattd with p pre hat taf.
Average me resf $go. cti!(
CARPENTER WORK, painting, home
Improvements; tile, roofing and
psngling BiKh arid Briek woF^k
by jt?FFy MePnfiald. Cn|[ anytimu
399903. : f f.
SEWING — Infants, toddlers, KJFIS
and women's casual and mritc-rnity
efpthine made and minor aiteritlmns
done. Reasonable rates Call 393-
§241; 10-23
_
-_._, Jim L&ng, , Phpne
_ 39f=4I95
ifter . 4:3Q pm I?'??
Say Ai/s,, Ocean City. s 1D-3Q
BUS, SlRVICiS
CALL MB FIXIT flgc-al m.in). All
hams FapairE, Cafprntryi rfiasoriFy,
painting, storrn-guttWs ele Region
able, free estimate's: Call aft or 5
p,m, 399-8264,
log
WINDOW GLASS
REPLACED
Ocean City
Glass
926 Afbury Avinua
BMwaan fth and IMi
3992224
STORM SASH
and SCREENS
REPAIRED
Ocean City
Glass
926 Aibury Avenue
•etwsHi fth ini ISHi
399.2224
Auto Air
Conditioning
Service
OCIAN CITY
GLASS COMPANY
926 Aibury Avtiiui
3992224
Wi DO OUR OWN
TV SERVICE
— WORK
ON THE PRiMISiS
AND IN
YOUR H0M1
ALL MAKES ft MODBLS
• SOLOR
• BLACK & WHITE
• RADIOS & STEREO
YOUNG'S TV
I
RECORD SHOP
858 Asbury Aye.
Dial 399-0091
• ANTBNNA
INITALLATIONS
CALL US TODAY
We will sstimafe the
east of inifaMIng
ELECTRIC HEAT
IN YOUR HOME
You an undsr no
wm, i, Andereon
Electricians
« weit A*». Dial m-n
APPLIANCBS
AUTHSniZte
IALI1 and SERVICE
Electric Htating Contractor
CORSOF
ELECTRIC
•Itif. WCST flVENUB
DIAL jailiM-IB
Glass Tops
AND
Mirrors
OCEAN CITY
GLASS
926 Aibury Avunue
Bel««n (Hi i~d itth
399.2224
LEMONT'S
301 HAY AVE. Dial 1H-U17
• Hunting LjtL'iiif^
• tiiin
Animuuititin
.ind 4cn"isiinu"
• Boat and Motor
Ri-ntaK
• Fishing TaLkln and
Bjit
• Nautin! Gifts
OFFICIAL WEI5HMASTER FOR
ALL
riSMINO CONTESTS
MEB LOCAL TIDE TABLES
UNEEDA
TOOL
Atk ut. w« rant
moif any kind!
Ph u 399-2227
Wallaco Hardware
7S0 A5BUBY AVENUE
74f WEST AVENUE
WANTED
TU liUY — O'd
*l oil c it «id t t|_«
y
Member Appr.nl5^fS Ai-5 i
f 4mnM > In [ .1 Jj-3 n U
H l i - H f ^ 1 P l i l L t S P A I D f r J d fc 1
in 1 t e r l fc I r r F » » ^ t
r H d it il tt i? Th
• *
c
t A s t t f ^ c 1 I J U 1
AUTO 6USS
REPLACED
Inior.mco Approved
Serviee
Ocean City
Glass
°2iS Atbury Avanue
BtMw m and 1M
39f-2224
V I L 1 N I T T =
f j r r ( r f
FOR SALE
Upholstering
Furniture Repairing
PHONE 3f*~ZZ37
5EA5ffOff£
111 E, 1QOS1VILT 1LVP,
UAffVOR*. N. J.
WINDOW
SHADES &
• CuHim Mad* Drjp»riM
HCASURED, CUT TO
SIZt AND IHSTALLld
FREE ESTIMATES
DIAL 1II.2M]
Four Poster Shoppt
DRAPERIES and SHADBS
743 ASBURY AV1NUI
DOGS, CATS A PETS
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j>m nfi *nj " ^ ding for all
m6rt
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RM WIND iv^ ml L * _
t I p i t . f N A n j s S i 4
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r ii r ^* 135-
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nf I 4 B m /4b r h t m
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AT THE NEW BLUE MAXIE -= A
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C T l l c - t f o n f 1 3 . f l i F > f t l ^^
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AUTOS FOR SALI
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"« wi '*3 Al«/ ji j good 5£Jst
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hT J ( n j f t{j_ /lf h I ittu w t */itt tim» *"•
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fi t r ng 4 1 b »HriSC n- lobby Ccm
plef^lj
furi"" heil fi iincin^ iv ul
ititT lu rujl I rtt buyer [^o I dniunrf
U Wi-him He.llnr BI £f OLC n Avi-
C ill 3 I 9ttfld fl
two blfhs Tfi rd
fl(*j Ifirtf h d isttn I vmj? FOtim
•im ng r "urn kft^rer. bith Aft eft
ed Blr ige rscfilli ril *nctwn*s D I
fr rh Int Ri ^ItOi Hth nd Wf I. y
A
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BR'DEGAM'S
BEST BUYS
UrAUT'^UL m d i di plt» n
*i£ mers r^o nl 2 Dodrrsif i n
nth Lnt i-iicrtF rtat Live in
n inri tiki c c Henl FL it >l
it. ne frnm
%. \r\nr pt %itr f c
pr i_i- C3HLV % =J StXi
JUjT WHAT YOU HAVE &*-C I
I -tiK ng foF — Halted feus t
rumc *tli 7 ta*K3rtHMTi~ n3 two
-rn •»! I icta 4 new t-cramU-
IIIR
b tr md 4 p«wdi-F founts
Fully
furn hrd Fe dy fo. awr-ilj* e«
relle it nrcmc KfKKJ rent I [j
citlLT IllnCSS foFceS lie All
tt tfii for ONLY %22 5DO and
feo^jd fimnc F -iy* I bit? fi>T
qu-il f1Bt3 fa ynf
SPLENDID LflMMEftCtAL
earner
proptFly w Ih 5 yearly rent I
.. U U. bmlF^m ^ EarrilcnJ ^"^1
IK t on EPrfis:* cjndition nd
il
Brie*- just reduced to DNLY
$Sg QUO in fcoQd fmanc nF
lw-i I-tb(t to r ght Buynr
MODrRN YEAR ROUND hofn*- in
jj-ulh Ln3 Frsir Spacious Bed
Forms Iwo CBram c tile b ths
f \1f furnished A toautifiil humt.
(OF gr c Otis hsng and the price
F, R. BRIDEGAM
RfALTOR
3346 Asbury Avenue
Ocean City, N J.
39M9I3
or EVL-mngs HQ9 2668
IF IT'S REAL ESTATE
SEE
1 W. MORRISON
REALTOR
RETIREMENT DUPLEX t6th 5t
isar beach. Beautiful £5ne bed
twm pt o fi st Iksj
Ttjp
a ms r am £«*CESTKJ f rm th K
b«lr&gfn ap*rtrn#nt- Try t
m eh th In | 9 OQO
HANDSOME HOME 4 bsdroam,,
w til? bafhSs wall to w
• ps n| nay c B htJie
g ind=pjang sized Nvtng mEnrt
o n e t y n « 3 N + t ^ l S P I S I
3 B a r f l w I N n r n e t f t " f i * P » £
! i 6 000 n d3ri^ F n;h
K a h« f ehe t q ty
Tr" f>
r r-o s B y E th n
8 ^ Ho i«s Ad now
HEART OF THE QARQEN$= Cs n-
ott BS 3 bed orams 1
f>s TV omi b safef al ot-m
Vn a p II I fee I 5 DO
MOCERN ^NTEM^JHARY ,*»
fh
Ewautifyl hBrns-S baron if
prrssartign* in ttin Gardsns csn
p iw ng at w th 11* f ont ge
faemg ba#eh aflfl Ocean< S i p-
i
'i bftdroam^, 3 bath*, M any
I a B» M t i*« to S^jroc ^
a I r* e (^ ^ e
ELDQM ARE WE AfLE to trffp
such v*Iye. Dh ths garner of
'3rd and CenfFaJ Aye, if sod i a
rfvajrtjf ,»( N»w Ena nd Cn (in
• I 4 bsdrbsmi, g baths, in I
" p m f r > , n > S ( d ' 3 F C 3 W T 1 W t h
t h t r v o n g A R 9 5 O
d « * - f e p g^H s DEUrl law
fin, nvf trn«firf A be f
pi *»
c fFQfit Bly nmtf
and Irttvrmnc* Ould*rtC*
SP»« Iflf
J. W. MORRISON
8Hi St. A OcB.n Av».
3^.5211
BUS. OPPORTUNITIfS
BUS. OPPORTUNITlIS
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Of
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— REALH
REALTQU
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Tmtperary Office
;i ASIUHY AVE
399-209*
GUEST HOUSE or
Hliplt t
Witt, AilrlllinnU
Pnnt.. n,,,m
W,Hi n-itJ,
\r»l S.p,irit,
Fnlrtn.,.
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SELL FOR JZfM
WltL TAKr B*CK
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CALL
Ditfr ch Hi*il!u
THRU ll&nmirjft HOML n t WiILr
n i" 1 1 I >n , r Ii it ,-i
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N. *.,ln £3-* 5OQ
mittm Hu.,y s ^
MUCH FOR s
u r n i a h e d h n m t r h
n g r o n m l n f c ; r i < s
f l t H i r T w t i b f
o n d ! i f * S f a n d
A f A R T f i L N T
U t A i H U L O ( K C I I
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AVAILABLE NOW TO Jijf^E
NC OLDBUOM AFT
in I h trhi 1 t. jmbmt
cir L hi il $85 r tr
til.
A[su 1 r o D
elf L hi-Tf J5P p
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BEDROOM fu
t-t; ii 1 i f
c iHlj:mb
f J n i t h ti| tin,
i "!h*vilh
of
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(b)
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1
thtfc
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taiil of
uf lot*
ifttr
ill bidders dunng bun
3s ho
fifs. will be furnished wjjh a
f (he apLL ficat ens by the
r an prapeF
npflge " flids
, m at- nn stand-ird prOpBsa!
in Ih 1 mjnnir
design Sled
-md requ red Uy the specf
^ fti i3t be i-nclot*^ in seal
cl-ipt
h^TFing the name
dreis of bidder and name
-in oufs de addressed to
uf Tomrniasmneri Ocean
J and mjit Be atgssti
by T Non TolfuSion Aff
nd T cert fied check for Rot
-m tf-n (10) percent sf the
&rd, provided said eheck
i b th $200^00
nt b
red
O OK)
trfnrs the
f
of
BEACHFfiaNT
"Us 3 bBdrse
DUPLEX = JSeray m
Reduced ta &7I33
CENTRAL AVE. — Far
rlorrtB
Madsm titfil
room » ih f ngt £4
THREE FAMILY
IfotM c iree! »e
t S |1950n
BEACHFrMNT LOT
i»n
rifHti: Best Is
1 S 2 4 W l i T — E U P L O
i t y = K i r t i f l o f l f s g i g
bd i bf
4 Unir Apt Lot lice SQ' JI Riparian
li ind 2nd Flear5 EaEh has 2 msdern 3
?" fl B m S i» M0 00 on a monthly
has|,
bs mcmaEd c d b l
Lb«r I rnsne-g |J
I, nrnr?_. ._ —'-•"a !ii g *» ««u uu an a n
I i» rate eeuld b@ menm^
considersbl/
REAL ISHl
FOR YMRS I'
admired tfili »M
front hems — "W
own Hill MM* '
Ths hern* urtdi
_
pletM t«n»
at the exf*Hif
its qwillty. I"'
-1 N», $!•>
m e r
eoff*95 ^ j
in roemr •'* »"*
_
Boii't mill-
LAGOONFRONT I*
rh< »»« H«"
Ocean Clfy —
rr|t _ If. •!
packed full ••'
feday
W0WI WMlW
erty tool
m&r*rtinfj !
Act rwwl
mm r Hi off, nnp an
ll Apulni nl
ind ti •,
n[ ^,lid , t u, t-o £ SUfl
io f , 1 rnimnium
NO SHORTAGE
OF MONEY HERE!
We have Cash Buyer*!
We have Conventional
Mortgage Buyers!
We have FHA Buyers!
We have Gl Buyers!
L^ us knew if you winf ts
isil. WJHi all fhg abeve we
can help you -^ |i,r with our
office ntwf
Call 399-5711
Franklin Williams
REALTOR
NEW HARDENS
fipp
'y IO ye£JF eld cottag
bedrn -fi "» b th alt
U
i
N roTT*GE= t
bedrmni
fill nlr h fH f F^pl c«s
nd I n r^s hot w ter
TFd hp-tt Lj't**d MD fDO
furm hf*d
NS COTTAeg — five bed
iprinklcr =y I^FFI Q I hot
R-it Li Ipd $30 DQ0 fully
Weger Real Estate
240 Bartvrsea Read
399^960
YEARLY RiNTALS
HOTTAGE -— Foyr Qr ,* sedro.
For feriFiier only Jloo per rnc
Turn *fiod ur unfurn shod Nn p\
nformst on See Edmund L w»
R^iltor
Hlfl HL -,n Ave W*<
g th |aga.in
Sunde^ Inquire Sull Re ffy ""104
Bay ^ve «r call 3§9-gB3D
t f
LARCE APArTTMENT^:
f.rst and it^
nnd flnor
Furmshea AN ufalites
mrduded 1135 Asisury S^e OHpnor
w i l f t r * n p r E f T M ^ C S S a f T J F d a y 3 0 3
S u n d a y C a l l L I g ^ S B g 102
WOMAN HAS BEAUTIFUL TWQ &**d
Foam aaaFtment aRd desr« ia
-harn it w th .rhiail teashef Df
nur-r fur year round
gnfeFcncs
pjiefign£Bd= Cart aftciF S p.m at
J981391 " S
ATTRACTlVr
UNFURNISHED iwn
tsudr&om apartrnsnt.
Living ruam
a n ng j M fcitchen til*- Bath
Av il &I-* Octottr r^l Call J99 3491
NEW
FIRST FLQaf? tws bedi^m
lint irm^hed w II to will
cTFptrt
di^hw-i-hfF d sfiu* I eJcefr c rc
fFgo-F ta rjnge nd heat
|14D per
month f,11 jqp lfS[i
AILf LEJLJiTfD furn Sfird
ioom ir^rtment Combmat
F£H.m fi rchfsn bath JS5 m
i - ul I tie-
nd htat Gt«
tempUrary
oJfice 3^51 A
FfRST FLOOR APARTMENT.
-fid
L vmp room k idien
bedruams b^Jh TCf tcr
Lity
rifl I t I J d l
BEACHFRONT
PROPCRTY, fist St.
ire
4 beflro m- 2 bath^ di-
P"5 I d ahw her wiihcf Rd dry
cr
Avuhl-|e Qrt 1 t n May !5tP
Call jJ9D?2i OF 3J«»-fl45S
lf>2
ATTRACTty^^T^VQ HEDffOQM Apjft
ment Avaii.iEMe §e&SBrnbef to
Mty esc^llcn! lcs_ tiwi $bO monthly
icli d rife ut ht r^s Apply B24 Ply
m-iuth PI cr nF trail 199,DQSe lf>-.
FOUR
BEDROOM APT St Jjimpa
Plaee, J11Q per mantH ineL heat
d ht
ATTRACTIVELY FURNISHED roams
and
payments $18 up per wfc
All ui | ties int-tudnd TV mwd «»F
ll Sg^
forth foF ** i
Lot iDl Ta
• Of 40- T a *
L o r 4 t ) S T a s
L o t 4 1 U T a -
L t . 1 4 1 - T;lK
L o f 3 ] 3 T a s
L o t 4 ] f a T *
L o l
I w I I p r o d u c e t h e H i g h e s t i
'li-t- I" Ihe r fy fMr ihe I n s
^!l uff*JF5
f II be of
iff^F Set
Part 2
frlluw ng piFcel
f
I
tha $
IC*5 than t
at the pfaee on
houF named
agnvn
pFLposgl
form and
on Affdivit 3?e i>t
upptcmcntal specifi
of wnieh will be
ppl citien to engi
By
Bin
Lot
S
I
L o t
R J o c k J b Q 4
B l o c k 3 S Q S
B l o c f e 3 & O 4
Block lbO4
Block 3BS4
BfocJt 17O4
lock
Minimum Price
i&UA % 500 UO
•* 51XJDO
5CJOOO
"* syo an
2 5OQOQ
4 500 DO
ef the BosFd af Com
F*f t3cc--»n C Iy
Ruth G N cbeFse
c ry Clerk
— 21—pf $3&DQ
ind 4-7 A J,:
B and 4'a Tax
B i r t f e 1 7 Q 4
L o t 4 3 ? T a s B l o r t 3 H O 4
L u t 4 § B 3 n d 4
C
? A T a
S l j c b 3 3 O 4
L o t 4 5 7 B i n d 4
C
S A J 3 %
B ! J ( _ f e 3 9 D 4
L o t 4 § S B i n d 4 5 § T a <
L o t 4 6 O Block 39O4
3 s no on
3 5GOD0
"• *=noon
APTS FOR
droom apart
1 d ^epfnrrtger
pnvate si
trdwafk
O3ii
SEF4ERAL CQ tfDITTO hi 1 SF §ALE
APPLICABLE TO ALL PAHClLS QF
LANS
Th» following cond tion
of _aiB
'hall te ippl caf3l^ te .11 p«rHs
uf lard d^enbed m EM ^ Notic- of
Safe
1 Eich parcel nf |ind suld
=ubfecl to fhi rcsofvatiun*
L-avr
nanl-
condit on£ jnd re=tFirt,un5 cf
th« oCi*an City A=,oc-jatinn and ny
rsther i_jviTi3nL, of renord
runnmp
with the I nd and fh*. Zoning Drdi
"3iw ^nd SubdV5on Dra n nc
399-§S42
THRFE BEDROOM 5125 p«
Realty '"^^"jS^' 1
^Oas!***
FU RN I %H ED ^ELOH D FLGOrT^pT
Br ght ind cheerful
Rent W nlBf
mrnth nr yearly
E>«sflenf CQndi
t tin New I -t ye r Csll 339,9403
TRADEWINDS MOTEL,
**k
irtJufJ rg ma d
etr CiU 399-.7S9
gtfi
YEAR ROUND
Central
, , ^ '
e
r
wori..ng woman
n
Dra n nc
^ The City re i-rye- Ihe r ght to
FCject
ny and all bd. for e ch
and evjsiT? a rcei The lie Qf n ch
parcel shall be confirmed M rejected
By the B^ard f tnmmi^nnf, m
time preserved by I w The term
of sale for each piFEel shall bL
twenty per Effitum ("*n j Df t h e
fiigHest
b d ta be pa d af the time
of sa el sale
balanre to be p id at
the t mo of fn3l feefflrment wh.ch
-half Be, w thin sixty fbtjj ^»VS frorn
the date of 5.ale ind upon f lure
to settle nn the part of the pur
e-haser wrth n said time tha C ty
may reti n tha twenty peFcemum
C2S } deport as liqu dated d m
agti and not as a penalty,
j
Th*s purchaser a bid for eat h
parcel shall be confiFmed in wf t
at the Eonelu^ Q of the fe ddir^,
The C ly w If pay a nomm s
=ion of f vts per centum (5 ) of the
sales price wf each parcel to any
p ythDnzed by ig f N
ing
4
ch Fg
s id
salt
,u2y *
tt.r j
1 393=
WI 1 IfeC
¥ rm i
a day
nd Sp
-341
. n i c
n e w r
JJD
ring
3fn
t*OI alft Qr
m a n
w e * * f e f
r ¥ a t e
male
b c a a r d
o r f a l l
10-^
REALTY
REALTORS
I IT, 4 ASBURY AVI, DIAL 399-1111
A Rare Buy
ESTABLISHED
GUEST HOUSE
Well kept — fully aquippeaf
Exgeltefit r@fvfn on invsif
m#nf
Dm t delay 90* rtis
fctalh
Ocean City Realty
34th Sf A Aibury Avs
3W.3403
TWQ BE
tar rent af
Marmora
HQU r E
basi§; L
MARR
REAL ESTATE
• CORNER •
by Bob French
Don Swin
r-THI
condltl
In Hili.Mml
r&em Cap*
fOTP
LA UC3N Fro
W
I h
Mil u l
1
h «l IS B1
BEACHrF?OHT ^— sis twdrD^m,
three hath, modern Kitehpfi,
l«o porchM. Excellent eeejm
view and no streets to efaai iq
wido Rspsnsife bs.ieh Fully fun
WANT
l,nfy
TO •»
'-"-:•.•»,
tt ARE NUMBER"
efl too.
(DlfAL CORNER LOCATION, SQL^
thcFn espc*5ijFe: Three bod^
fODmi, I'4 baths, eit hot water
:
heat, new modern kitchen, attached
onn ear garage.
vVdiild
?i-iKgt?B,t you immediately inspect
a§ this pFQpoFty w\l\ sell quie^'
fy, Listed $?6,?iO
TWO FAMlLV CorneF loestisfv
Walk fQ beseh.
Three bed-
FB9fh£ and fflaids fftofti, I !/.
biithSf fully furnished. Listod
i
BROCHURES OF
IISPLAYED (N
IN M* BROMrlE
T
PHOMi
Stf-lIM
WE HAVE MORTGAGE MONEY!
We esn help y-Du frnd thn
iiaus^ youVt? been [eykinK fer
the
finanem^ for if Came
rn rmd
GARDENS
far your fa
bJ
HOME
ily tejlining
roam, and la Cfie I j yifig
pom
with fifppf.Tce to montisn
"ciRFc? ,iFe many morn. Don't
3 fce Siir word fQF it = Csll
i£ today to tog fdF jfSUri&lf.
CHOICE LOTS — mare than 15,
lesrraliie Rflrdtsna. lots still
•liable and »t? have
them-
Most 'arty
£>$'. snme are beach
ffrJfit: Call today for inffjrmEition.
THIS ELEGANT sinffe h«m*? with
guest heiisn hcensu'' cauld alsg
e used fQf .1 i>irKF family neod^
ip plenty sf fpomv Ocsutiful
^ing foxim,- dining ream. fc!J:
Ten, ' 9 bedroorns* 4 baths, 2
Ear K>lf3ge dilS hot WifieF heat,
Basement, £ b^Fftonis, 2 estra
roomi and batti, |hswi?f, Ocsn't
B this outstanding pppqrtur>
AGENCY
REALTOR
2121 Asbury Av
399 7036
heat sit 1st
$33 750
SINGLE = 3
fi6i
lesr — I
$22 5SO
DUPLEX = Ul
rsSRii. g ham*,
rtr&srr^i g baths,
iACMFBOT
2nd fleoF, 4
heat $63,000.
DUPLEX — lit fleer 1 fredresm,
Ind flasf 3 feedrosm** ~$li,0QQ
VARIETY ST0R1, del. and »d<
fmjnlnin, plus 4 apartment;
EXCELLENT NIT fer buyer,
BlACNFBpNT DUPLEX ^ 3 b*J^
reofriii 1S/J bsths^ piui 1 bedfpgm
ssntr'i *pt=. f §5*000, -
REALTORS
226 WIST AVINUI
INVESTMENT PROPERTY in fbe
Gardens- Three units =~ one
heated for yearly use. Lot sife
SO'sIH)'. Offered" partly furnish^
NOVELTT. TOY, stationery 6us.i=
nc-5,5 in l(>ca! shepping gentef.
All e4|Ufpmr>n!, fisturc-? and prev
ent inifentery included. Eseellent
oppoftunity for couple, Very reasons
bie.
LAffSE SUMMER HOME =
One
half blsek fFom prateeied
bsaeh. C&rthiins a living foam,
• dining room, kitchen, large Sun
deck ever two car gsfSg^ with
overhead d&oF, S bedreoma and
IWQ bsth§ Pfus a thFee bedroom
spartrnenf on stFed
level, the
meome af which mere lhan covers
eurf ent expense?. Offered
eofflpieiely furnished-
WOODS
Agency
tall
Coastal
QNE BEDROOM FURNISHED Apt.
1*1 ff »ilfc ng d 5t Ice t3 -hop-
P ng i c
He t and ^IstrEnc ( iciud
t.d |R C Will an.. Hi- I Esi-ifc 1330
Bay Ave, 39*3-§?n.
"I&is
MAHMORAoriAN rn
Fgn yittd t.rr bed t
w th hot w ter bTfti
TWQ BEDROOM mrsH^m ipirtmi.n!
t « « I "
1 " * n d p rn 1D=^
IMMEDIATE nr CUPANTy Mo3trn
I^E flrnr turn ah*"d -*partmE if I y
mg rsLsfn, electric
feitchenr 2 bed=
raomi and baih: Plus center fiiiy
(gegtion, friendly R«ighbOfS. Roushef
Bpaltor, 93 § Oesan Ave, 1&30
NEW TWO BEDROOM furnish td apt.
near Somofi Point Shopping -
eDiiter-. All eleetrie, hc-vM, utiiiti^
liiclud&d %lQQ per month: Call
STUDIO LIVING ON ROUTE 9
Palermo: $7§ a month, C
TWO ROOM and private- bath,
ground fitJQF apartment, fyrniah«i-
Very
reasongbfs. On Main St. in
Semers Point Call 927=3374, 10 30
TWO BEDROOMS. FrFst floor
Living
room, kitchen dming combinaiFon
b^ih Offered furnished mcludmg
heat
$90 pt*r month. Williams Real
Fsf.iic, 13 JO B,ed in a araldd
cfnvelepe, on QF before OctB&ef 10
\9%9: the name gf the person fpr
whnm he proposes ta bid aE the
sale !sa d steslt^J enveiopr- not to
&« Fsp^ned until after the salo} and
provide further thit f n-il settlement
is actuaNy made w fh the City
oy the person fsF whem the hjd is
^ubmitt**d
BY ORDER OF THE BOARD OF
rQMMi^SlONERS
9 5— lt=p t
Wr
*S
N
P
t o r
D
m
It uf E a e
ued 1
nut t
w Jo
Co
3n
1969
Fre 1
r-«y
the
dr-nt
-f ftil.
L a w
D ,c
1 F-ert
to
D v -
1 * 3 r u e
-1 B u r l
No LI:I
iy of
ir
A u p L i * t
y
City
f
N J
$35 QO
By d
of
t
hayr
nsan
RTT OF'THE GITF OF OCEAN
CITY, NEW JIHSgt
virtue of ^yihority at the
of liDmrnlssianeFa gf the City
an Crty, New Jersey. I "shall
to sale at public vendye on
ay, October 11* |9§§ at the
of one oeloek m %hc after=
on said day in the eafnmis='
^sc' Room, City Hall, Ocasn
City,
count? of Ca^ May and
State of He* Jeraey, the following
parcel ef land for not less than
the minimum price designated fsr
edch pafceL and in a&eofdance with
ihc; terms hereinafter stat^. to wrt:
Part 1
ia) PescFiptjen. = "
Lots 1SS to J72. inclusive, and
Lets 233 ta 54§, inclusive, in fa*
Block J50&, as shewn on the Of=
ficial Tas Map of peean City, New
Jefsey:
(bi Minimum Pricmi-
(l) For Lets 160 to . J1%, incly=
gives and Lots 233 \a 245, inclusive.
in Tas llocfe
3505, bang all of
T.i? Bloek 3505, jf said as one
l
218 Wast Avenue
398-0200
FURNISHED =
Atfrach^e 5 fsftnvi
BP,1Ch hlEGk. Centrgi ioesimn first
ficsef. Pareh, h.Teky.ird Unfit May
J5th Call 39S.U07 Friday evening
aftt:F fi p m. .ind rili d,iy Saturday
and Siina.iy. ]&^9
ATTHACTIVELV
FURNISHED 3 bsjfSOm
raneher. Washer and dryer.
Adults preferred. Open C>et&&er~ to
May: Call 399=7581 10-16
THBEi BEDROOM furnished ApaFtmant,
Mtd^gept. ta MidM»y 6a!l
39^^60
if
SICONB
FLOOR TWO aEDHOOM
apartment, tile bath, living roam.
kildfien ill elsrti'ig, eamphAsty Fe*i=
gvaigd. degks ffanf atiri- harh
*r*ip
-tnfnlijr IB 10 May 16. CIDSII to
shepplnj esnter Call 39969M.
Lol ISO
L61 161
Lot 16S
Lot i 61
Lot 164
Lot 16S
Lot 166
Lot 167
Lot 168
Lot 169
Lol 170
Lot 171
Lot 17Z
LiJt 233
^Luf ?34
Lot ?JS
Lot 236
Let 23 7
Lot -23(
Ut 239
Lot 240
Lot 141
LSIE in Tax Bleefe
35S§\ if
4.600.00
4.090.00
4.00000
4.000.66
4.200.66
4.000.66
4.000.66
, l,2oq.6o
. 1,20000
J.'loo^oo
' . 4:666,00
3,500.66
3.B00.60
J.BOO =oo
DO
BERGER REALTY
RIALTORS
32nd Sfre#f and Asbury Avenue
399-0076
JUST LISTED -= Thr*?E? hednaom
dtiplf^- fuMy furnished, nig*?
condition 3616 Asbury Ave=
BtACH
South
126,000.
COTTAGt
men!.
LOT
: AND
corner
i. two
fully fufnisfied.
134,500.
| p g . i i t j
filled to
Hrsde.
New
bulkhead.
GARAGE
loeaiieri
baths..
f r F S p l a c e ,
tjn:
Sou It-
ThFi?e
Winter
L end.
SIX FAMiUV =• rents on sessofh
.11 and half ^erisniH basis.
Weil maintained, eamai^tely fijr=
niahed, high Feiit- $52,000..
COTTAGE =
heated three bath
rooms, two baths, CdrneF loeation,
t-gceNcnt conditipn, 30SP
Anbury A^e. |Sg,fOg,
GUEST HOUBES =
Selection of
-.is starling at $25,000,
APTS, FOR RENT,
eluded.
Gable h
lOQg
Central Ave,
AVAJLABLE NOW TO MAY ?3fd.
Furnished twa bedraam npt Off
sirDet p.iFhing; washer and dpyor
Prime Ft'si den riat
distFiqt- Reason
ably prised, Call 3 1 33-OI7S=
lfr30
DEACHFRDNT = 4 btdroems, a 1 /,
baths, disposal, djshwashoF, wash=
sr, dryer= ac-Sutifuliy furr.ishi»d Garage=
3/24 Wesley Ave- AyailablD unii!
May Ilih=
&sV • l»».07>3 Or
TWO MDRO0M BUNGALOW, nicely
furnished: $?0 per month. 4034
, Central Av«, Cail "399-6529, 102
ATTRACTIVE TWO BEOROOM eQl^
tage in gardens with garage and
Washer $S5 peF manth. Utilities m<
tfa.
FDF winter months. HUMBF Rea!^
tars, 4^1 BaftOrsea RdT
i&g
Lot ?4.i
L p o pi_tt vc bidders dur
np tu nLj hur3 B dders *ill be
fn n h d w fh ^ Ct-py of the -peci
fir ti ind Blu prints Of the
dr».w nF -, if-r t. ,h nrff cn proper
n t Le
" (. jm nt of cPSt ai
preparBt.QfK Nids must be made
on Mandi H y rprcs 1 forms in th"
FT nner d ^ ted Thprein and re^
at F 3 by the ppriht=atii3n3
must
h._ nr| ed n i iled envelopes
f
he -i me Fid addFS*S of
DCJ F id name of the read on
t. t dt irirjri. rd to fhe Board
rf Ccmm cn*s Ourin City Netv
Jrr^ssy T 1 -flu t ^u cEompamed
by a fJL i Ccliu t. . aff davtf and a
e^Ftitied cheek lor net less than
ten (ID per c nt rf the amount
b d trcv d(_d -i d t-hect nettd not
bf
mcfe Ihin J D OOU UP nor Sh II
nrt Bt- !c
th m $5D0 00 and be
delivered ai the plage On er Before
the hcur named above. The stan^
d rd pf upii ft. m nd the Non
Lrliu cn Aft dav t Ire "ittacht-d to
the
=>Lppieitnt ry spee fications
enp t
rf v r ch w fl Bi* furnished
Oi
pplii. ii cn tQ ing neer
By
t-rdtF Lt The Bo rd of Com
n *~ rn^r
of tht- City of Ocean
C IV t ,pr- M y Cn nty New Jersey
Rubt-rl L ^hirp
Mayor
R th u
_t—p r
NOTICE TQ
Est te
W
da
I r
I D
1
• ^
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h
3i
0-
F UFS
L a i
I af
IV of
nf M b
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S
3« M y
j C p l m
ur of tf-iu
t 3
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d drcrd I
III d
1 m
re f>
p i
t''d
w th
n
Wr t
f thi.
Ff t-U 1 1 F
Septcmt
E
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kcF*
1 ^
? "*
LIMIT EBEDI
rl r
Ling d
the un
F F ^ e a t e
fc" 1 ]^£
d du
tu th
n lire F
* mo
t. mr-c
imrunt
3er cf
O f t h e
ty Clerh
TQBS
eceased
Arthur
County
an ths 29th
T the
the pe-
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not e*- is
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PAGE 14 — SECTION TWO
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DAY FOR REGULAR PUBLICATION ;uai NOON Wltt>NK.S-
DAY FOR TOO4^VTE=TOCLA£S1F¥, Diai 399=5411,
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Ad Running 5 Consecutive Tiim*. with -> WOHIS or
Less ........„„'.......,.„„......„„............, WOO
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—• All Classified Advertising Cash —
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Cnpy mailed in, givifi to fvpresimfative or brought to
co "personally.' MUST BE ACCOMPANIED BY CASH OR
STAMPS to cover cost. Cbpy accepted aver phono ns murlesy
niiti eonvunionci? to cusipriier, Remittance must bo in before
ndvertisonient is • set in type.
Classified Display Advertising — 22c per Agate Urn?
IN
, Is'fj. H MILLS
in sad and iyvi"*:
ri*?3 f! y hei oved li a y ^
who
p.iS'ifid Sway Oct. L 15§7, •
My Hftys n>e eysr empiy.
My ht-'.m is fuii of pain;
The sorrow here wiihin my ssu'
is se hard to espfsirt.
I tried is ^rnilo a&ove my tsars
when other? seems ia gayl
with f*uery passing day
No an? Knows my longing.
And no one sses me w*?£p;
t ihed my leara from an a thing
heart,
hils! others arc fast a*i**p.
Always mi^aed, si way* fov^d
by wife Bc-rtha
HARMON, RUTH = Our dear sister
whs depiirtcd October n._ 1968,
TD some she may be fargerten
Ts athers, just the fjast
But ts Us who lav^ and Itjst her
Her memsry will forever iasi.
Sadly missed by ssstc-r .find
bih
HELEN gpOTH — rn laying memory
on the I*! anniversary af my
mothers death.
Dear friSther you are not fprgottsn
Though eo earth you are n& more;
Stif 1 »n memary you are with us,
A* yau always were before.
Sadly misied by daughter
Helen and family
CARD OF THANKS
THANK YOU to my kin fafk and
friends for their ehesry cards
and vifJti and the srmling nurse?
2nd Whit&e^ for th^ T.L.C. at
ire Memorial Hospital,
Cordially, Audrey rarrell
LOST
_LD HAMILTON l«ai« wriitwatih
wifh gold band initiali EBA Bo.
word. Call 3995661 or write 82?
2nd St.. Ocean City. 10=1
HiLP WANTED
WAITRESS WANTLD, all shift?,
i in p*riSflP Seaway Bintt>
IIONS being taken far light
y work. Own tfanspertatian
neeeisary. Apply II a=m= to 3 p.m.
Glass PrSduets Co., 30 Mays Land*
ing Rd=i gamers Paint". 1Q-23
«gr raung om^
py pQrigodi dinners sn=
!y= Apply ,n pefssn, 9 am, until
naen, Seateh Hall. ISi and Wesley
A 10=3
IF YOU LIKE PEOPLE, enjs making
friends and want to eas__ _, =.r
Contact your Awon manager Write
Mrs. Vita P. Hunter, Bas 82 Milh
..."._ N.J or call g2i-4333 af 522^
7767, *" 10-~2
YEAR RQUNB~FULL Ti~ME~empiey*e
needed in I sea! utility office, Fro*
iericy in typing and stgnggraphy
,. ed. Many benefits. Reply P,Q.
Bos .599, Oeidn City= !=>:
WOMEN (4). Fart time, full time.
New ocean City affiee needs
telephone arder fakers. Earn up ta
$5 Pii hour salary. Coll 3394J2I2.
10=9
MALI HELP WANTED
PLUMBERS WANTED, joymsyrnsn
and helpers, steady work. Full
time, Overtime. Apply J=C PlymfiinB
and Heating, J4| West Ays, t.f,
= SOQ0 MOVINS MAN — must be
strong arid able, gssd starting
salary, Full time. Neat appearsnea
essential, start immediately F?**ply
ta Bm 279, SonimehLedger. f=f.
BAKER -- £Kp»ri£f 1 in take5 Of
pastries, Apply in per san or pi
Sargere Hakery, SI Conrad
Trenton, N= j . ph£
Mie
CARPENTERS WANTED
No 399-7149,
EXPERIENCEE PAINTERS = yea.
round. Phone Mr, Lader 39P-14S4
ELECTRICIAH AND OR
ELECTRICIAN'S HELPER
Wm, S, Anderson
ELECTRICIANS
1345 W#if Av*_
City
AUTOS FOR SALf
• QUALITY
USED CARS
#7 CBfis 4Dr HDT
iChaieB sf 2)
S7 DeVille F. P&w.
Call F
— OTHERS —
66 LeMsns 6onyeniBle $1196
SB Bonn. HPT, $1495
(Choice Qf 2}
PONT!AC • CADILLAC
TBMPIST
12th ft Aibury Av».
Dial 399.9432
SCEAN CITY EMPLOVMENT Agcney,
Pig W*« Av*. RoJiable help fymi^isd,
Riffrinai inyttS^gated. Csrd-
Fag-
MALI HELP WANTED
HOUSEMEN, full iirnij, Ui.iidmd
w.igsj, S days A wnek Apply
housekeeper, Flanders Hotel, I ifh
and Boardwalk,
t.f
MAN — reufifii ln#|h school Rr.:*d=
ustt? wanted .ii teehmrmn trnmcu:
Calf Mr. R^hring at Oee.in City Research
Coraarriiion 39*? £41/ I0-?
aid
benaN
bury
WANTED ^mp.v
ew work, 3it=;uiv
hnbp i
0.£J.
ELECTRICIANS HELPER WANTED.
LRperitTtcpd, old ,ind mr^ worfe.
steady work, benefits. John sun's
Eteetfie, y^4 Asbury Awe?., O.C. t.f
HELP WANTED
HOUSE PARENTS — Miityre couples
ar individuals to work with small
group of retarded children in i
scenic residential st-fting in Vint?
land, N, j. Starling sahvy $J,DQa
P^r person m ,idd>ti»n to full hQu-*=
nig, mc-iils ond laundry, Full mam^
iisosnci. plus 5..n!iiry bsgin5 imm«sd! =
ately. Salary raised ta $3300 at end
af si*: mariihs These provisia/.s
ctre equal ta iS.UQO yearly mcofrie
per couple. ISo 3ge hrtiif. AppliCt
tions should have ns dependant
dhiidran. If interested ttmtaef Mr
RobertTaylftr, Children Life Deprtri
ment Tr^ming behoai Unit, Ami".
E3fi InstUute For Mentnf Studir-^,
Main Ragd.Vineiand, N: J. G>3I-eo:'!,
Esf. StO 10.10
SITUATIONS
WANTED
RELIABLE WOMAN desires year
rsufid day ivdrk Calf 359-7702-
10-g
ITORAGf FOR RfNT
FURNITURE STORAGE, Inquire
EMPLOYMINT AGINCY
CHILD CARI
MATURE WOMAN will do baby
fitting in her hams, ago% 2-6.
Call It9=34SiT 1Q-9
PIRSONALS
CATfcRING-—Fjney sandwjehes, Her=
D ! Qmjvr#i fie.'Mrs. Haff, prafos,
signal eatenng m Abingtun Ts^n
ship for \_2 years 399=7110, i,f.
CAP! MA¥ DIAMONDS — Wilf GUI
your awn stmtes; any ai#e, $3.K)
a karat, alto havs same- far sale
Can 927 = 2041 WillidiTi 5. Hartley.
414 Atlantis As*., Samara Point.
N. j, ' - - t.f".
RUBBER STAMPS
.Made
Prampt deiivery. Raasan
Msnry's: 33B A'tiantie
399Q71L
F-APERHANGINGi Jim
9-4195 after 4.3Q
Bay Aye.* Oeean City.
! f.
Order.
jle, Me-
Cr.ll
tf,
REFINED WOMAN with ear planning
Florida, desires ts meet" ether wt>
man. Write giving references, Bas
ZB_S, ScntincULpdger: aiio hayu for
sale G E. Counter tap refrigc=f."itftr=
etc Draw eurtjin rods, bed spread;.
PROF, SlRVfCIS
ALUMINUM SCREENS and storm
windows. Ressrecficd and new
glass installed. Miami=gsmsfa Co,
§05 Now Road Route 9, tamers
Point, pj*l 927:4133= tf
FURNITURE RESTORED =- Small
tsblsfi ehiirs, picture frames and
lamps agpnrtjy repaired and refmtihsd
in my home Madcrate prices.
Call 199.8 159= . . tf
NEED HELP getting all !hose jab*
done? Carpentry, .painting, alteration^
etc. All work OK pertly dann
Call 359=3443 for free ^t-mato. if
ELECTROLUS VACUUM CLEANgRS,
Sale*, Service, Parts, Harry
Shqurdx, 311 ghore Hd , Seayille,
INSURANCE =- j. B Filer, Pitman,
Oecan Uity. The Mainland. Phone
S271SOQ Bf Pitman §83=1234 t.f
PLASTERING —Will plaster or da
pstehwarfe. Rebuilding and pani=
ing of ehimneys. gaM Greg Corsan,
: |0)6 Hay*n Ave:, Oosan City,
MEN'S AND WOMEN'S Alterations
sspsrlly d&ne and prom pi sen
vtee. Reasonable. Anytime on weekdays;
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mikfgrian,
, 1410 Central A¥&5 39*6273. t,f,
WfflNKLEFRK. Sslf SarviGS Bry
Cleaning. 4b minutes, i lbs. %S 10,
4 (BS, $150, Attendant on duty
Menday through Friday, Open
from p am, tiH g p.m. Satufday till
4 p.m. Wash gsvs! SeJf Service "
Laundry: 40 wafhsri, IS dryers
Palmer Snapping Cenfcsr: 16th ijnd
m Ave. Ogoens of free Parking
t.f.
MOT TAR HOOF — New rsaf, old
foef repiiroo\ rosf reea^lcd. ¥ouf
rssf facetted with pure hot (if
reef J5Q, ggll
88g=793§,
t f
eARPENTlR WORK, painting, home
mdnts, tile, roofing and
paneling pioeN and brisk work
by Jerry McDonald. Call anytime
399-9453. t.f.
SIWfNG = infants, toddlers, girls
and wemon's easu.il and mntc-rnfly
nds arid minor aiteriitiens
done. Reasemsbii? f.flics. d^iN 399-
5143. " 10=23
BUS, SlRViCli
Phone
1^30.
BUS, SlRVlCiS
Tom Ward
REUPHOLSTIAINO
and SLIP COVERS
FOR FREE ESTIMATli
PHONE
399=7554
ALUMINUM STORM
WINDOW GLASS
& SCREEN REPAIRS
IrVf lies rninUfflEHjfe jateuile
and awning window item* pan$(t
IMS WEST AVENUE
DIAL JTf-1241
APPLIANCE
RfPAIRS
COMPLBTB MUTS and
REPAIR SERVICE
Aurhariiad RCA ft PHILCO
Major ft Small Appliance.
— All MakM —
CALL US FIRST
Anna M. Suhuff
Barfiifa S- OrseM
Schuff Electric, Inc.
710 Asbury Avenue
Dial 3991242
WINDOW 6USS
ntPLACfD
Ocean City
Glass
926 Aibury Avmu*
•« fNi ari IMi
3W-2224
STORM SASH
and SCREENS
REPAIRED
Ocean City
Glass
926 Asbury Avenue
BMwnn ftti and ltlrti
399.2224
Auto Air
Conditioning
Service
OCEAN CITY
GLASS COMPANY
926 Asbgry Avenue
399-2224 ' " -
WI DO OUR OWN
TV SERVICE
— WORK __
ON THE PRIMISiS
AND IN
YOUR HOME
ALL MAKES * MODELS
• SOLOR
• BLACK & WHITE
• RADIOS & STEREO
YOUNG'S TV
ft RECORD SHOP
858 Asbury Ave.
Dial 399-0091
• ANTENNA
INSTALLATIONi
CALL US TODAY
We will astimaf* the
eost of installing
ELECTRIC HEAT
IN YOUR HOME
You are ilndur no obllsatlon
Electricians
IMS WHI Ave. Dial m
APPLIANCES
AUTHQHIZED
SAL11 and SERVICE
Eletrrfe Heating Contractor
TORSOF
ELECTRIC
V&2 WEST ftVENUt
DIAL 39TRiHF 3 tD FUHNITURf fn
II ^ f?7
NNARtLLI HI ¥ LF R Hf-»1
r It B I «h B gfi sold
t d t Hgi II | rf ,- ^
I p rt f |[
'S'J U in] i A r- y A
t f
AJ HftF.r HQf WATER h •'Stp w th
I f t f I
I h w l t r i t u r t t Al
P h t II J j f
TV/1 •* MAPLE BtDF 3OM ^UITt h
I If] t m II 7 4bLJl
ORGANS - PIANOS
LOWRiY • THOMAS
STORY 4 CLARK
MUSK INSmUf I ION
RYNER'S
Musicraft Shoppe
925 Asbury Avenue
391 0400
LOTS FOR SALI
BUS OPPORTUNITY
ICE CREAM & CANDY
FRANCHISED
BUSINESS FOR SALE
COASTAL REALTY
R A OR
F WEDN DAT
COMM1RCIAL
CORN1R
M« % %m FOR 1.EA5E
ocition 3Fig-i gf ttis high&at quality.
Th&frj 3FS mars Buyen than
good houses. Aet nsw!
MElA!fT OW THE GARDENS. CQi=n^
Qr erttag? 3 bedrooms, I ¥1
baths,, TV room, brsafefast r«*m
MSDgRN CONTEMPORARY. See
mis baautrfyl hems of barsni^l
pfcS5ortions in the Sardsni &n
sprawling 1st with 114* frSntage
fsemg beaeh and as«an, i up=
sfsiri b^ro^ns. 3 feaHii. Many
|uaurif5s: Must s## ts appreciate.
Idpsl fftr «s^yt*vfi.
SELDOM ARE WE ABLE ta off*f
sueh yaJuB: On the gaFna*' sf
^3rd and C«nlr«l AVB. «»^di a
rnafffuflenrtt HBW insiand Golan =
ial 4 b**-csom*, 2 baths, But =
lnr'5 pnntfy, frigid's rBSffl With
,fjnih evBF 2 e*r gsr^s, 2 sun
rlscfcs GoVgP&is DC sun view,
fffi^f investmsnti A beautiful
i ii fitbl
Stac lflf
I. W. MORRISON
BHi St. * Ocsan Avt.
3W.S211
BUS. OPPORTUNlTIiS SUS, OPPQRTUNlTIIi
EEAUtlFUi: MODERN HARDWARE
and GIFT SHOP ON OCEAN DRIVE,
ONE BLOCK FROM BEACH.
ATTACHED LIVING QUARTIRS in Immaeylafe
eonditron, Inrcludes living room, dining area, two
bedrooms, two bafhi, private entrance, delightful
patio, garage. Live and work in the relaxing
atmosphere- of the seashore,
Reinke Realty
120 icst Route 70 Charry HIM, N. J.
429-1950
STRETQ
JR
REAL ISTATI H
M KIM |
DIAL 3f»«
— REALTY
RiALTOIS
1 Blh St & Atbir,
BEA H RO T
H _-£
f bedroll
i T"?
B»n
I
e HEAT Q
£ N HA
n
T
CAR RO HH w
nr
6oss Realty
Ttmporary Office
II A5IURY AVE
399 2O9i
REALTORS
ST. ft ASBURY AVI,
FOR Y«A«S »
sdmliwi thi» «Wi
frsnt hsflfi =
own Hill
The homff wffii *i,,
ar rto SKI*
Ifj qualiV.
$I0,0M D0LU8
_ N», HM*
m#r cmttt wfft
In reomy •» »•"
_ D«'( mii»-
LAOOONFRONT, 0
,ht .iteuHvt - 1
h
O
A
%
GUEST HOUSE or
l» p V Akt,
m Wtfi r j
\nii Sip,
Fnt
a«d
h" a »u
a
Utr mm
tfi nb d
SELt FOR|S •
W L AK BA K 6 OR
MDITr A E
CAL - lfM7fi
WILUIPRACE REALTY
WANT TO
'rent
i,nry
REAL srif
rI i"** " "
0
3fti facing
II elKlriB
is praetinnd
since
i enjoy tfilt
•Qund hgits
1330 NUMBER ONE
OftN
---
REAL ESTATE —SALE
FOR
A HOME
th — «a
!*a b Wi
SALf
OF QUALITY
»*i an ha
^
*1fl
flonoW O ffeif
Builder
with
mom
fTU
HJi Aibury < >»• Ph. Ifl 1M5
Clll .ftMr J M pm
X R pa nan
nghfs
Bedrsem Apts
Uv Room
-in!
DIAL 399-1111
REAL ESTATE
• CORNER •
by Bob French
Don Swan
Thriio boat slips, S3' on lagoon
Two stiiry heated homp. tnrW
pedrooms. two eoiriplgtf? bgthfi
living mm wild lirrolaeit, mod
"luctrrc Niichsn, dining nrea, b«r
foom, two docks, l.irgo outdoof
fflsatisri in the stin. Be this fifit
to inspest this (hoioo 1,-iEiisn
front homo Lisind al 153,500
BtACMFHONT' _
sin bedroom,
three bath, modern fcitetsefl,
two porchM. Eneellpnt ec.on
view and no streots to eress tq
HFido espanaive beach. Full/ furniihiHil,
liattid 13?,5D0 and host,
e"a too,
IDEAL eoRNER LOCATION, BourfJQms,
J '^* baths, oil hot wat^F
laehed one edf garage Would
^'IKgesf ypu immediatejy iniPBCt
as this pFOQorfy will sell quick,
ly; Listed l?B.?§0:
TWO FAMILY Corner loealion.
Walk to Beach. Three bed,
rooms and maids roonij I \'j
baths, fully furnished. Lilted
M5.S00.
PROPBRTIBS DISPLAYED IN
ROOM - STOP IN .nH IROWfE
_
OF
ATLANTIC AVENUf
THI OCf AN CITY SiNTINIL-LiDtti*
PAOE 15 — 5ECIOK TWO
REAL ESTATE —SALE RIAL ESTATE—SALE PUBLIC NOTICE
RIAL ESTATE—SALE WINTER RENTALS PUBLIC NOTICE
NO SHORTAGE
OF MONEY HERE'
Wa have Cash Buyers'
W# have Convention I
Mertgago Buyerjl
Wo have FHA Buyersl
Wa have Gl Buyers!
lj* ui know If yBu want fa
mil Wltti all the bov. m
tan help you — llfl with mir
efflce new!
Call 399 5711
Franklin Williams
REALTOR
A Rare Buy
ESTABLISHED
GUEST HOUSE
Well kept — fully
Mxcsllent ntunt s
msnt Dm t do y
Ocean City Realty
34th St, & Aibury Avo
399.3403
WE HAvr MORTGAGE MD
We- ean hcHp you find tpe
figuiD yQii'vc been loakinfi fer
and the finaneiUft- fof if= Carno
pn iind 5**£ UF. ("od-Ty.
BEAUTIFUL GARDENS HOME
wi! h room far your la mi ly to
strefeh Fouf bidrggms, paneJed
kite-heri brt?.gkfgst Ftjafn, Kr.iGioua
d* n i ng roam, sng I afgt? I i ying
roam *ilh fifeplncfs to motif ion
Snly ii few Of if-, spiJCi.ll eh.irrTi§.
Th^rr ^rn many ftiDrf?, Don't
Like our word for it s C;iM
us tfJdsy te «JC for yourself,
CHOICE
LOTS
de51r.it
available and
MQSt flru 60".
ffori! C.1
^= mnre than 15
lot? 5tiN
we JiSvs
them:
snme
ly for i
^FS
ft formation.
bnaeh-
THIS ELEGANT single harno with
uest haiisp Iternsii esuld aiso
used fof a Jarge family need=
plenty of Fsgrm. Beautiful
S room, dining roam, k\Vn.
9 b«1't»mi, 4 baths, 2
gftfsg? fiii5 hot water h^at.
eme-nJ. 4 bgdraoms, 2 eat Fa
rooms and ijath, shawef. Don^t
is thti otit&tanding
REALTORS
EW
ARDE> — A
Weqor Real Estate
240 Bittertea Road
399-0960
MARR
AGENCY
REALTOR
2121 Asbury Avenue
S PLEX
tfum d t»
fjyp EM 3
133 So" ^
SINGLE = 3
399 7036
— b e d
BEACHFRONT DUPLEX —
flesf 2 bedrpemi, 2 ba
Ind floor, 4 bvdroora. 2 tii
h XMi
BUPLES — 1*! fiser
2nd fleer J iWgres
$16,000
VARIETY STORE, deL ind i^a
fountain, plus 4 aearfment.
EXCELLENT NET fef buyer,
BEAGHFB5NT DUPLEX = 3 b#d^
F«jsfni. 114 baths, plus I bed=
tNVESTMENT PROPERTY in the
Gardens. Three units = gne
heated for yearly use. tat siii?
gO's 100". Dfforcd parity furnish
NQVELTV, Toy, statianery business
in IOC.TI ^heaping eenfer.
Ail c-qLjipmeni; ftstufes and &fz%'
enf jnvsntaf^ included Eset?!ier!t
opportunity f6f couple. Very rsa=
sonsble
BUMMER HOME — One
halt bjssh frpFn pretexted
bijaeh Can tains a hying rEssn,
dining rsftrti. kitehen, isrgo sun
dtfck aver two car gsfitg*? wrth
tisfQ bStfiR Plus 3 three Bcsdroarri
apiirtffi&nt en slFpef l^vol, thp
meamB sf whieh mure than esvers
eufferit eKp'ense*. Offered
esmptfrtely furnished.
WOODS
Agency
218 West Avenue
—398^0200
BERGER REALTY
REALTORS
32nd SfrMt and Asbury Avenue
399-0076
JUST LISTED — Three? bedroom
dupfesc, fully furnished, nice
c-uriciiliDM 3616 Anbury Avc,
QEACH LOT
Saufh nd.
t2SW0
fa grade
bulkhead.
COTTAGE AND GAf^AGE : .ip,irfmerit,
corner lsg.it! an Three
bedrosfns, two baths. Moated,
fully •furnished, firaplaee Winter
summer location. South **rid.
$34,500:
FAMILY — fCTtts an stjasSI
1 and half seasonal b.i='?:
M miitntr.ined, eompfetely fured,
high rent. $5g,0DO,
it —
: ; 1
use
heated
baifis:
tflree bed
Cof
nfir It?
el!sni eandinrii1, 3QSC
GUEST HOUSES — Selection of
sis starting
REAL ESTATt
YEARLY RENTALS
H* BE* T F L TWO Bad
D A PAN
d rtrr
ing feem, el*?£trie Kitchen, 2 b^=
is and bam. P!u§, center city
location; friendly nsfghbesri. Rt5ushe>
Realtor, §3§ Qeaan Aye 10-30
NEW TWO BEDROOM furnished apt.
j
near ggmes Psint Sh
center. All electfie, heat, utiliti
included %lQQ per month Caii
P?74§56
STUDIQ LIVING ON ROUTE 9
Palermo. %7b a month
TWO ROOM and private b3th=
greund fjaar apartment, furnished
Vory reasonable. &ri Main St m"
Sdmer=s Point. Call 937^3374 10-30
TWO BEDROOMS, first fieor Living
foem, kitchen dining combpngiiwi,
bath Offered iurriished including
Meat. ISO pt*r manlh. Wiiham*. Real
EstaSir, 1330 Hay Awe., 399 §?ii
1023
APARTMENT RENT = Living
one bedrarsm, kitchen Wj[h
ef S65 per menlh Hi^t. hai
iind gas included Cs|i 3
t B
FURNISHED -= Atirsehvt- b ronms
hdtft blcek= Ceniral lacftlir.n. iir^i
floor Psreh, Sackyflrd. Until May
15th. Call 398-1407 Friday 'aveniftK
after G p.m. and all dny Saturday
and Sundi
iog
ATTRACTIVELY FURNISHED 3 bad=
room rancher. Wii&heF afld dfyef.
Aduhs preferred. O^e^n 6etrtber ta
May. G,3|| 39^=7685
IQ-ig
THREE BEDROOM
Apart-
BEG0ND FLOOR TWO
segrtmant, til? bath, lining rasfti."
krtehon ail BlsetriE, eampiafaiy ren^
ovated, desks ffgnt ana baek %m*=
tembor 15 to May 15. Claso to
APTB. FOR BINT, all ut,!,!.«• &
eluded. Cable hsak up. Apply
100B Central Awe. . ]f>2
AVAILAPUE N©W TO MAY ?3Fd,
Furni&ht'd' two bedFaam apt Off
stFeet parking, washer and dryor.
pFime residenfiiil disirief Reasan,
ably pric*sd: Call 39^0178 10-3D
BEACMFRONT 4 bedrooms, at
baths, dlspQ53|i d!5h*a3her,wash=
h h h
or. dryer- loautifuliy furnished Bar.
age. 3724 Wesley Ave Available un
til Hay isth. Call 199J7J1 o,
309-6456. ln,g
TWO BEDROOM BUNGALOW, nieejy
furnishe8: (70 per rnonlri. 4bjJ
Ke.ntr.1l Aug. Call 39p-692i. IPS
ATTRACTIVE TWO BEDROOM cotlago
in unrdens with garage and
washer IB& per month Utliiiics es.
Ira. rer winter months. Mager Roai.
tors, 42! Battersea Rd, io=g
FIRST FLOOR 3 hedroarrt apartment.
Furnished, near bQardwaik and
Musie Pier Avajlablfi rtow until May
list, call isg-JDM.
t"r*
If
APTS. FOR RfNT
FIRST FLOOR onu Hdrssm
f?'"! A s able m
EAf? ffOUND — c
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PU1LIC NOTICE
NOTICE TO L MIT CUED TO
NOTICE OF PUBLIC -SALE OF REAL
PRO^ERTT OF TH6 qiTT SF OCEAN
CiTY. NEW JERSEY
By virtue af authsnty of the
SQ3Fa Qf uamrnJtsiQriera Qf the Citv
of Oesan City, N5w Jersey, I 'shall
fzpoiQ ta sale 3! pubjic vendue on
Saturday. Oeta&er ii, if»69 at the
haur af on^ o'cloeh in the 3fter=
nssn an said day in the Cammi|=
srsners: Rwn. Ctty H^!J, Ocean
tily. County of Cape May and
§!at!j Sf News JC-ragy, the felksWing
thi? mmimyfii price deugnatnd far
oaeh parcel, and in aesardanee with
the terms h^reingHer ttat^, to wit:
Part 1
in) DoSEriptlori,
Lets iSS ta 175. irielgsive .irid
Lois g-1-3 ta 34§, ingluiiye, in fas
Block J50b, as shpwn on the Officiai
Tax Map af Oe§ah pify. Now
ih) Minimum
Priess.
(J) Far Lets 16Q ta I?2, ineiu^
5ivt-Lafid LaU 23| to 34^ ipelusi've,
m liis BlaeM 35Oh. b«ng =*" ---*
T,is Bieck 3§O5, if sold " as
Bi
PDF eaeh of the _..
ienefl Lots m Tax Bloek 3501. if
old mdiviayally
160
4,600.00
Lot 161
4.O00.O0
Lot 16S
4,OD0.S0 ,00 00
Lot 163
4.600.00
Lot 164
4.260.00
Lot 166
4.060 06
Lot IBS
4,000 00
Lot 167
. 3.SOO.66
Lot lea
. j.200.00
Lot ir,9
J.aoaoo
Lot 170
J.BOO.OO Jaoao
Lot 171
jizoo.eo
LOI 173
LOI 23J
4,60000
L01 !34
4.0O0.0O
let S35
2,800.00
to! S36
1,50000
LSI 237
3,500.00 .80,0
Let 238
J800 3,100.00
3,500.00
2B0Q0
w s i$ 4,000.00
(G) The .I'sremeniisned lands will
be offered far 5a|e both as one eaF-
CB!= and as ihdii'idyaf lats. QF Erayps
-' J Oi u n
s'i
d r
i
the fsilawtng "ieFths
U Bd will first
afyr mentsDned
l
d for
one
M"
the rhinfrTiUrn pri 1
is nsi reeQjvea, usan thi*
initial 1 ri vital! cm to bid on a|| of
said land§ ii'ane pafcsl, all bids
on said lands.as sne parcel wijl be
Gloiort and no further < bids will be
Fseijived ofi said lands as r>ne paf=
'('$) Bids will then be Feeei^ed far
the puFEhas* af any portinfi sf the
afarcmenHDned lands, including, sffers
on said i&ls individually OF as
Hrnyps af lots,
(4) tf a bid equal to SF in csesss z
af $92,000,Off has been received U r
all the above mentioned lots as gnt;
papcsl, and if the total of the affers
IOT- the 'af^Fenientiontsd lot5 individually.
OF as groups sf lais of any
Curnbinatinn sf said tws types of
yffeFS, daes not «scee

C't
5EUTIQN TWO
A LAP FULL OF MOUSE TRAPS. Mr, and Mrs-
Ralph Rohrman try to make up their minds in the
selection of a kitten as a pet from thoso available
at the Animal Shelter. Mrs. William Stephens has
noted there is a nice assortment of healthy kittons
now available. Anyone desiring a soft, cuddly pot
may have their "pick of the litter" at the Shelter
any weekday 9 to 11 a.m. and 3:30 to 5:30 p.m.
Senior Photo.
Golfers to play In
annual tournament
A large field of area
golfers i* expected to tee
off in the Annual Ocean
City Exchange Club
Tournament, at the Bayard
L. England Course at
Beesleys Point Monday
afternoon-
William Miekles and Earl
Shaw, co-chairman for the
event, said the tournament is
open to all golfers. The field
will tee off from 18:30 to
2:30 p.m. at the
convenience of the players.
Prises will bo awarded on
low gross and low net
scores. The awards will be
made at the Exchange Club
dinner-meeting in Tuekahoe
Inn Monday evening.
THE OCEAN CITY SiNTiNEL.LIDOiW
Brigantine Refuge to be open for
annual waterfowl hunting season
P u h lie liti n t i ii i; of
waterfowl, coot:*, rails, mid
£:t(linul l.i|.i M in ifi r Dili I
Ctjggc.\hull announced u>d;iy
Hunting i:, alluwid in
urt-oriliiiici 1 wilh all
t|l[ilicahle Stale iind l'Ydrriil
rr^ul:i(ions on open nii-.-i:
whirl) are designated by
Publu Hunting \i< i i( n
M.ips ->f the Hefuee mid the
tllrve hunting alt'a. I •' ill RrfllRV
hi-.irlt|li:irli'is which is IiKMti-il
t n tii-oat Creek Itouil - oft'
Suito Roiit in Ocranvilli-
N .'
Muntei> :tr,- eautitinrd (hilt
T [umoiit or pit blinds are
^ ^ h i tn t i-d . Por tabl<
y> . n\ Winds IIHIKI hiii
1 it (hi' inii ill" each
d:iv Tin- nsr i.I"
v. i:id ri'trivi'r* i:
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Library plans story hour
The children's story hour
at the Sorners Point Library
begins again Saturday,
October 1, and will continue
through June from 10:30
a.m. to 11:30 a.m. Children
from three to seven are
woleomu to attend in the
Children's Departmpnt of the
library,
A Junior Librarian
program will also bo started
in October and November.
Junior or Senior High
students interested in helping
in the library and learning
library procedures should
leave their names, ages, .and
phone numbers with the
librarian, Mrs. Sarah
Heffermfin, Junior librarians
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permanent...
space sover, too!
Model LTB 8T00
Fits in a space only 24" wide • Special hose included
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• Special care for Permanent Press fabrics • 3
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steel crispcrs •' Hnndy glide-out shelf • Separate
cold controls for refrigerator and freezer • HuperstoraBo
doors for fingertip storage.
CHUFF
ELECTRIC
— INC,
arvlng Yoy Slntt "22"
ALES and SERVICE
ANNA M, SCHUFF
BARBARA S. BROOKS
JOSEPH B. MOREY, JR., Lkeniw
• ILICTRICAL CONTRACTOR •
710 Asburi Avenue Dial 39M242
can do many jobs that the
regular librarians do not
have time to do. They can
also free the librarians from
routine tasks.
A new hook ease now*
displays the library's now
book collection near the
main
Children's
entrance.
Department
The
also
boasU new shelves for its
increased book collection of
over 2B00 volumes. Many
new books appeal especially
to the upper elementary and
junior high students.
Preschool and primary aged
children also have a wide
selection of interesting books
to choose from.
Students will also find the
reference collection of about
.200 volumes useful during
the school year. The adult
library numbers about .3000
books.
The Association is still
seeking a Programs Chairman
to co-ordinate exhibits and
displays in the library
rooms. Anyone who is
interested may contact Mrs.
Hefferman,
Bowling
AFTER SEVEN MIXED
DOUBLES
Black Russians -1, Stingers
Oi Grasshoppers 3, Sneaky
Poles 1; Bloody Marys 2-
Rusty Nails 2; Whiskey
Sours 3, Screwdrivers 1.
High individual (limes,
Muriel Smith (178) and Tom
Ang (211). High individual
series, Muriel Smith (465)
and Chuck Abrams (550),
High team game, Whiskey
Sours 599. High team series
Bloody Marys 1686.
Standings: Bloody Marys 6
2, Grasshoppers 5 - 3.
Black Russians 1 - .J, Rusty
Nails .1 . 4, Whiskey Sours
4 4, Sneaky Peters .1 . 4,
Screwdrivers 3 - 5, Stingers
'£ - .6,
T H UltSDAY
BOWLERS
N IQ H T
Tillie's Shop 1. Garden
Motors 0; Williams Builders
3, Sandbar 1; Meyer Motors
'IVi, Dalley Plumbinu and
•Heating 114, Ha(jerthe:v Oil
t. Parkway Pharmacy 'i.
High individual game,
Joyce Bakley (172), High
individual series, a tie*
between Sylvia Johnson and
Joyce Bakley (450). High'
team game orld series, Tillie's
(63H) and (1.536).
Standings; Moyer Motors
9W • SIA, Williams H>A - 3'A
Tiliie's 7 -5, Parkway B - 8,
Sandbar 6 „ 8, Dailey hVi -
8W, Hagerthey 3 - a, Ourden
Motors 2V4 - Wi.
POINT BOWLING
CENTER
Capo.Atlantic League
Key Men, 1, Doctora, 0;
Bt-'rinfr's Essc), 3, Naturiil
Oas Co., lj Wunuerlnnd, .1,
Moyur 1 Motors, 0; Wallace
Hardware, 2, Suli'sman, 8.
High individual sorlts, Rev,
Douglns RobillKon, 568, Hi(|h
individual sini}ii>, Frank
Ewing, Jr., 230,
StandiliMsi Wall'acv. 3 0-2;
VVondi'rlfind, 10-2; Dnniifr
K-l; Koy Man, B-4; Oiia Co.,
0-7: Sulosman; 3-0: Doetnrs,
2-10; Mnynr, 2-10,
Cl.nslfii-d Ms Bring
Rs*ulfl
)i r^onni | of the participating
poit miii*, clubs. New Jersey
IiiviMi.ii f Fiiih mill flame, (
» ind Ui< Uuri'nii of Sport
1 I lii ii. ., ol Wildlife
Unit N.i 1 and No. 'J
"huh m open to the
i,t in i il public for waterfowl
h n n t i n (. e o m prise
innmximitily 3500 ncres til*
till .1 lit in irsh.
Tin outlook fur till"
I'll.'! 70 eason is Mood,
Kec. nt Mineys cotiditct'Hi by
personnel of (he United
States and Cailadijin Fish
and Wildlife Services Indicate
waterfowl populations to be
sliuhtly higher than 196H-00
levels.
Consult Slate illld Federal
regulations fiir seasons and
bag limit. For further
information, contact the
Kefutie Manager, Drigaiitine
Nnlinniil Wildlife Refuge. P,
0- Box 72, Oceanville, N.J.
08231.
BUCKETS O 1 FISH
18 FISH
STICKS '1.00
.FRIDAY and SATURDAY,
TRAY OF
BAKED MACARONI
and CHEESE 25c
REGULARLY Me
setp savtci MI*T. STOW
^k^e
Tilton Road, Northfield
JTHURSDAY, o
Open Daily 9.35 (
Sunday 9:30 »B |
TILTON SHOPPING
CENTER
HARVEST
. OF
77/.
Boys' Corduroy
SUNDAY
BAKED
Flatter Serving $
BALTIMORE CRAB
1.40
>6flCi
TAKE-OUT KITCHEN
I lOfh St. & Asbury Ave, Diol 399-13411
THE VICTOR
r
T
/
• - - - - ,
RAINFAIR'S aruwor fof • pprfoet fill *,r.llrrent federal
rap in April 1007.
hired indicted carpenter
ion, who was
fo or a high
nor Ii February S
1 city job early' l in i
Div|d L, Simpson
Way he knew all
le eflSO
llnl"j *'"' ""
m doein't amount
I«rd 2 4i who Bt
»i his arrest gnve
"in Somors Point
"M with his wife,
-• Both received
^ hearings In
1 Oo «rt „., p cbfuary
"|ttmentj
roturnod
ho eornplalnt
ansisted of
[3118 Hj^Moskowitz,
"Wording
to
police officials, was u sofa, stiltus as a city worker
two chairs, a eoffee table, which means he could hi*
two end Inbles, one planter, dismissed at any time. Idrive
pictures, two mirrors, will not be math" peminilent
^, ne _^4,, m p_—and—itn—adding trrrMr—hir-is—ncqmttrrt—nf^*itr
machine. The suspects hadl eharjle against him.
the furniture In their There is no law which
possession in a dwelling on forbids the hiring of
West av. near 11th st. as municipal workers who are
long ago as January 17, it under indictment fo
was stated.
criminal offenses nor is (hero
Conviction on such a a statute which requires a
charge, a hish miBdemonnof, worker's suspension if durini!
carries a penalty of up to
seven years in State prison,
continued on pam 1 VJ
fl fine of up to $2,000 or
both. The Isards, of course, Banks fo b« closed
are regarded as innocent of on Columbus Day
any crime.
Currently Isard's city pay Banks as well an other
BrnouBte to SB.400 a year financial • institutions and
but under a new job business office's WHI be
claftiifieatlons and salaries closed next Monday, October
Isard, now a carpenter's 13, ill honor of Columbus
helper, will be listed as Day which this year falls on
" mainlenanee rcpaimian-carponter"
and will
receive annual pay of SB,7S0
retroaeliyo to July 1.
Simpson pointed out that
Isard has not received
permanent Civil Service
Sunday,
The Cape May County
National Bank will be open
for limited banking service
on Saturday, October 11,
because 'of the holiday on
Moildny.
COMPLETI NEWS
OF THf WiiK
WHAT TO SHI
WHERE TO GOI
CITY, NIW JERSEY, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1969
SIB B. and HPVMI iv, PRICE lOe
George Meyer
is i^d after, =
iengfhy illness
City Hall Santas
City workers handed salary raises;
to cost $157,000 to December 31
Cu\ worl i vwth th<
i \< ptu n J v r il who
ipp in i tlv hjvi nir irri^d tin
5 di pi i in f tin ir upi nor
,'»' i f il pn chn tma
pn suit \ ( t* rdiv ind tht
,"| pr mis of i fit Mi w \ur>,
pr
* nt to ( onu
P iv bo t b i d on i
t iviJ S n.i< < tudy of
munic ip il & iliinr wi n
ill >p(< I bv rt olution at 1
t jiv < ommi inn Widm sday
in rninp Hif n oliitinn fix'
t-il r\ ft U ird * Labll his
po itjtn U r U rtorJifn
Tli 1 ry h.ki md i
irml ir cnc ] roimu d for
if(( r ttu fir-t of the \* ir
v, r* iward d tin work* r
f II jwink < ompl tint th it
Meters in tho red
with inflation many worker;
r.ould not miike both end!
meet- There, were even hints
of wuvi wnlkouU if higher
pjiy wus not instituted.
The salary raises gninled
yesterday will be retrofictivi
until July 1 so that in the.
next week or so each
Worker will recrive what
amounts to a pro-Chri?ttnHs
bonui
The cost to the taxpayers
for thr first installment of
the rniii«> will hi
iipproximately 5157,000 with
$87,000 of thnt sum beintf
ipent for the retroiic tiv*
pay. City Treasurcrer
Anthony E. Imbcsi wai*
unable to i-stimate tlie eiiict
cost of the next 1970 pay
boost on top of the present
one..
Under the new salary
He.uk- the highest paid man
in city government is City
Engineer Joseph F. Hyland
who receives $13,000. City
Solicitor Jo^iah E. DuBois at
least has the opportunity to
make, mure sine*: he receiv* *
a "salary" of $7fO00 but
bills the city additional sumfi
for individual legal StTvic*.
inc.h HS court appearsncei
Non-Civil Service
secretaries to the three
commififiioners will now
receive $6t000 annualy.
Clark Price, a college youth,
who received 'appointment as
the city public relations
direetor is down for $8,000.
By eontrast veteran
building inipector Danlel_ ^,
Connor roeelves $7,600,
Lynw^id Sniitli, head of the
Eiectrieal Bureau will be
paid $8,550, J, Rush
Chattin, of the Health
Department, is gdieduled to
be paid $8,500,
Pollee Chief Benjamin
Dungan and his opposite
numberj Fire Chief
Ferdinand Taecarino, will
each be J paid $10,300, On
the ether hand Beaeh Patrol
Captain George T, Lafferty
will be pajd only $8,900,
Four City Hall offiees
eontfnued on page 2
Parking Authority's lots gross $4,526.67
Though municipal parking
luth operated by the Ocean
CiH PafkinB Authority were
well patronized on most
bu-y weekends this past
Hummer the Authority—with
thi. busy season behind it—
ha» wound up deeply in the
red
Figures released yesterday
indicate that frem the first
of the year until"October 1
totJ receipts from meters
And the sale of unlimited
parking permits wire
(4,528,87.
In 1988 when the lets
were open the revenue from
June 18 through the end of
the year was $3,278.61.
The "big" rnohoymaker
among the Authority's three
lots was the ficillty in the
800 block of Central av.
For the first Bine months of
this year it ' grossed
$2,743.10. Last year the
same lot did 51,681,68
worth of business between
June 18, snd December 31,
The lot in the 700 block
of Central av. grossed
$1,149.04 this year as
compared with $1,031.80
during the short season in
1808.
A mini-lot located In the
600 block of Asbury av.
took in $124,44 this year as
Compared with $70,83 in
1968.
Included in the total
revenue reported was $510
from parkini permits this
year. Last year for six
months the permits netted
$246.
The receipts represent
barely one-thlrd of the
yearly interest soon due the
city on the 1238,000, and
do not take into account
tho comparative small
operating expenses of the
Authority. Interest for 1988
will amount to J12,926,
according to City Treasurer
Anthony E. Imbesi. .
Caffero urges speedy approval of new span
Jameg
C f -ru i »day ur^i d speedy
approval b, tn^ ij & UuasL
Cu_rd of plan,, to build a
t\ in bndge on the Garden
^tat Porkwa\ ca\£r Grtat
Egg
bom
Puln<
In
i omn
I oast
C
H^rbtjr Ba\ bp£v%een
Point and Beosleys
the New Jersey Highway
Authority oper^tcirs uf the
Purkwav "mp> get ntx wfkh
t \\ r for thL juh" of constructing tht
m ins \ i TI prinnpal (*f bridge
!). i in c iK li, L li elu.til
died Tuisday 111 Shore State to confer
Memorial. Hospital after -a
lengthy illness, lie WHS Cfl.
A iiiilive of Cape May,
Mr. Meyer WHS ^railuaiod in
1921 from Cape May High
School where he was active The Ocean City Housing
in athletics and was ii cross Authority which operates
ununlry runner on the truck Peek*§ Beach Villago, the
learn, He received his town's lane low=*ost housing
bnehr!or>, decree from project, is threatened with
Dickinson Ciillej!!' in 1928 the loss of sortio of its
and his niaster-s flejiri-e in insurance coverage, Scott L,
ji!37 from the Uiiivi'isiiy of
Pennsylvania.
Mr. Meyer first f-anli' to
Oeran Cily HiRh Schniil in
1925 where lie tn'llgllt
history antl eivics nnli) 1038
whiMi Otlii W. Reidily. the
Kcllunl principiil. ri'lireil. Mr.
Meyer was appiHiiii'd io ihe
position which he enntinued
to fill until liis retirement in
June of 190.1. He made his
Hume at ;100 Ncirlii «1.
Hi- was past jtrp^icletil of
ihe Ocean Cily Ki'V'inis Club
itml had servr (-i uy. elub
sei-relary Ki:iCc' 1SI1I. Ill- also
of the Ocean ..City Historical
Museum, a life mrmbi'f of
the Ocean Cjty Playground
A SKO Q i a t iuti, hoiujrary
Rotafiiiti, past presideni of
thi^ New Jersey Principals
Association, n member of
the New Jersey KducbiUrn
AHSuciiilion and a member
of the National Honor
Society;
SurviviiiM are Ills wife,
Ke^ina; one son, John of
New York Oily; mid u^ sister,
Mrs, Elizahelll M. MeGoniBle
of North Cnpe May.
Funeral service. 1 : will be
conducted Friday nt 11 a.m.
from the Godfrey-Smith
Funeral Home, HOU Central
!1V.
The Rev. Dr. William R.
Guffiek, • i'ornier pa.stor of
ihe First United Methodist
Church, 'will officiate,
. liitpi-Hieii! will be in Seaside
iMiiiiiiiueil im pa|ju 12
a letter to the
rSfier of the Third
Guard District at
nors Island, NY
Cgfiero described the bridge
uT \ltat 4- petiall^ for
ri-sort ^easun tr ffic
r*un^tructj jn af thfc new
bndpt v, ould tspand from
two to iour lane r On 1
Parkway at thi point and
tliminitr u aenou =
bottlenecJ. for traffic
cnt. nng and exiting Cape
MJ\ County, Cafieru ^ld
He asked the Coa r t tjuard
to pvi. its early appruval ^o
James S Cafiero
Cafiero noted that the
Cesgfe Gi in* approval U
necessary because of the
effect a niw span *%ould
have on navigation
"Ife is my opininn,
CafierQ aid "that a nt*v,
bndge would have littlt or
na effect on navigation in
Gftat Egg Harbor Bay or
the channel singe the new
bridge would be built with
the same horizontal and
\t rticaJ clearances of the
existing span *
Because the Parkway
narrows ta only twu lanes
at this pmnt there are
many traffic jams into and
out of Cipe May County f
especially in p^ak hours
during tht summer
Moreover, Cafiert* gaid, it u.
the nnlv portion of the
Gardtn State Parkway that
is only two lanep
Construction of this pew
span at the farhest possible
datt- will eliminate a Kenous
traffic problem and makt
Housing units lose insurance
WillU, the project director,
said yesterday^
The local Authority is one
of 22 agencies in the State
which are faced with
immediate cancellation of
insurance poiicies Issued by
Heil will support
Demo for sheriff
Cape May County
Republican Sheriff A.
Huppert Heil has thrown his
support to the Democratic
candidate for sheriff, Elmer
(Pat) Kelly, of Wildwood
Crest, a retired Baltimore,
. Md., pfllice^ Ujemangnt, - aml=
will support the formation
of Hepublieani For Kelly
organiz.ationi in all of the
county's 18 municipalities.
Heil, completing his ninth
year as sheriff • he also
served nine years as
undersheriff of Cape May
County • was dumped for
reelection by the County
Ropublie.'in Organization in
favor of a mnveomer to
politics, Beech Fox, of Rio
Grande, a former state
policeman. Earlier this year
Hell had been HI and It was
during his recuperation
period that word was leaked
out he would not bo picked
again Hi the sheriff
candidate. However,
Freeholder Director Dr, Leon
H, Bchuek bucked tho
organization and supported
Heil in the primary fight,
but the Incumbent sheriff
.was defeated by Fox for the
OOP nomination, 8,142 to
3,794, a difference of 4,348
votes.
In announcing his support
for Democrat Kelly, Heil
stated r
"I am extending my
backing and that of my
-mipuuitm, to Mt.— Klme'r
Kelly, the Democratic
candidate for sheriff, not
out of ill will against the
Republican leaden - although
many people. fecl j am
justified to do so-but purely
out of respeet for the more
qualified candidate. I feel
that the office should not
bo drawn Into the realm of
partisan politics, and that
the man who is to be
sheriff should have the
necessary background and
experience to do a good and
efficient job, Mr. Kelly's
more than 2B years of
exceptional experience and
numerous commendations
and awards for meritorious
service In law enforcement
indicates without question
that he is exincntly. qualified
for the pest of sheriff. Also,
I am sure he will maintain
the office of sheriff as an
agency which will serve the
people well.*'
the Seoutirty Mutual
Insurance Co., of New York
City.
Willis said he has received
notification from the
company of its plan, and
State Banking and Insurance
Commissioner Horace J,
Bryant announced in
Trenton that the agencies in
the 2Z communities would
be without insurance unless
the company relents.
Threatened with loss of
insurance in addition to the
Oc«an City project are
projects in . Vlneland,
Neptune, New Brunswick,
Newark, Peterson, Passoic,
Orange, Lodi, Union City,
Gutenberg, Elizabeth, Bast
Orange, Highlands, South
Ambey, Jersey City,
HoboJteji Mth B
Plainfieid, rrvington, Bayonne
and Rahway,
Bryant said yesterday he
and his staff will meet with
members of the insurance
firm today in an attempt to
work out some othei
arrangement. At stake are Si
separate policies In the 22
communities. They include
liability, workmen's
compensation and fire
damage.
Insurance companies In
this State have undertaken
similar cancellations in the
recent past, Bryant noted.
For the most part the
cancellations oecured in
so-eallod high risk areas
though Ocean City would
hardly seem to come under
this classification,
Willis said his office has
made no -claim against the
carrier and he is at a loBS
to understand why this city
is included. .
the Parkway still safer UlBB
it alr-ady u>
Ht noted lhat Inert have
b»en many fatdl eccidenti, ir
thu area whure th- Parkway,
known as the v, tirld s nafiiat
super highway,
r queise= into
two lanes
On May 14 Lafitro asked
th» Highway AnthonEy tD
install adequate eleetneal
directional signs at the
suuthern end nr the pri-^ent
high Icvtl bridge tj prevent
anv future traptdy Tuch as
that which claimud the lives
t*f three womtn in a
head on collision the
previous week Two girls
died at the same spot a
little more than a year agor
the Asurnblvmap mid
He pmnted out at that
time that the propn ed new
bndgr will eliminate the
traffic hazard, but that
corrective measures should
be taken in the interim to
prevent any furthi,r
accidents
Misting meters found
in Egg Harbor bay
Last summer by the dark
of the August moon
somebody stole aix tandem
parking meters from the
Parking Authority's parking
. lot In the 700 block of
Central av.
This week a fisherman
near the Beesley's Point toll
bridge spotted a parking
meter under the water. He
alerted Somers Point police.
The Somers point police
underwater recovery unit
brought four of the
two-headed metens to the
surface. They were returned
to William Wallaeej chairman
of the Parking Authority.
Salt water is no good for
delicate clockwork but
Wallace said the cast metal
housing of the meters are,
still usable. All but one of
the meters had been brokea.
open and coins ^
Weather
Today, mostly mnny,
high near 78. Overnight
law about Bi, Friday
mostly lunny, high in
the low 70s. Saturday,
partly sunny, high near
75, Sunday, increasing
cloudines with chance
of showers. High
temperature about
75.-U.S. Weather
Bureau.
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"API 2 — SECTION ONB THf OCiAN CITY 81NTINf L-LIDGER THURSDAY, OCTOin • ElSPAY, O6TOBPR 9, 1969
bridegroom to lho son f
Mrs. Ernost Dunn
Mrs. ErnDst O Dunn r>r
Ihl- city. .bloMnW,"^
bridci-roern, was matron of
honor and Dr. Ern" O
THl ORIGINAL "PAD" — Policemen's eyes bugged as big as saueera when
they discovered this cozy mattress placed on rafters beneath a beachfront
store. Hoping to catch hippies or others .engaged in nefarious hanky panky
they set up a wateh. Their "stake-out" was rewarded when they caught up
with a group of smalk youngsters. The cops closed both their popping eyes
and the case, -- Sentinel Photo
Sandman
continued from page ]
without keeping his left up
defensively.
During the recent primary
campaign Sandman was
forthright in his denunciation
of... Cahill—He—culled -him-
"the little man who once
every four years comes out
of the woodwork" seeking
the gubernatorial nomination.
Sticks and stones break a
man's hene, it is true but,
contrary to the old axiom,
names can hurt their victim.
Sandman hasn't done Cahil]
much good either in his
statements during the
campaign or in his recent
blast that he won't campaign
for the Republican standard
bearer.
It should be stated that
Sandman said the news
stories really misquoted him.
He will campaign for Cahill
at least in the Congressional
district.
Sandman, with so much
political charisma, just can't
seem to avoid such
controversies. They hurt
Sandman more than his
targets, Charlie wiU probably
be seektwg another
Congressional term next
year, br; 'as is rumored, he
may try for the Senate seat
now occupied by Harrison
WUliains. Either way he will
need supporters. He might
even welcome Cahill,
City pay
continuod from page I
commonly lumped Together
as "seoond eehelen" vary
according to the pay of
. their top officials. Taa
assessor Wallaee Kuhn will
be paid (7,800. By contrast
City Clerk Ruth Nickerson
will earn (7,000. Purchasing
Agent Orland Ban- will
receive $8 ± 200. Tax Collector
Kenneth Behind will receive
the same pay as Kuhn -
S7,500.
City Treasurer Anthony E,
Imhesi is the second highest
salaried employe after
Hyland. Imhesi will receive
$11,000, Deputy Public
Works Director W, Scott
Burman will he given
$8,750, The supervisor of
the Public Wo r k s
Department, Alvin Green,
will be paid $8,200.
In order to pay the new
salaries the City Commission
adopted a resolution for an
emergency appropriation for
5157,000, This amount, the
resolution noted, brings the
emergency Indebtedness of
the city to $801,633 which
must be provided for In full
in the 1870 municipal
budget.
WHITB COLONIAL DOOR
$69,9$
All isan art cwnptMs wtt* ptons-mi.9 hinge,
nnenm iwnp. wind cheek ehulii, lotk »t
and clojrr. No extra chirf* for doer, up re
MxM, eOMPLBTELY INSTALLED.
DIAL 399-1241
Announcing the Opening of
the Office of
>*•«««>«>••<
Dr. William H. Nickerson, Jr.
DOCTOR Of CHIROPRACTIC
1908 Applatrtte Lone, Ocean City, N, J,
Offlee Phone: 399.4499
., Heuris.f a.m.-10 p.m. Monday-Friday
' 9 a.m.-l p.m. Saturday
HOURS BY APPOINTMENT
Your old boiler may he
sending your heat and your
dollars up the chimney
SAVE MONEY WITH A NEW
AMERICAN-STANDARD GAS BOILER
• Efficlint. dilivtri more heati;i§:de
I east iron...clean, ^uiet. c&mpact
SAVE '99.00
with a
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Get a Free litimite of Heating Costs in
Your Home, NO OBLIGATION
WE SELL, INSTALL and SERVICE
Specializing | n Oas Baseboard Heat
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PLUMBING & HiATING,
200 ASBURY AVE, DIAL 399-3193
FALL
STORM DOORS and
ALUMINUM STORM DOOR
WHIT! ALUMINUM DOOR
$S9.95
WHITE CARRIAGE DOOR
$69,95
SALi
STORM WINDOWS
MILL FINISH WINDOWS
Triplo Track, 1 Glass and
1 igreeh Campari
I for f77.50,
ANODIZED WINDOWS
Triple Traek, Wool Pile
Weather Sfpipplni, Sold
elsewherd at, IJ0.M,
5 for $82,50.
WHITE STORM WINDOW?
Baked on VMte Finish.
Compare clsowhe
at rl.»l.
S for ;87,5O
FOR FREE ESTIMATE and
HOMI DEMONSTRATION
FREE
MEASURING
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INSTALLATION
BAKER'S ALUMINUM PRODUCTS
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The Magnate
Stripes by
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A whole new look ot un^t^d^\ ,frpi- fliiuim' ihmuph
strong contempnrars -hipiru* in inir i;n n mn mlldtinn
of Magnate Strips b\ WIT tad TP% I vi.nitJ in rnh, 2-
ply fabrics, Raki hK aniiltd fljp pu,l u mil I UIJIT lapel
treatment create a nns kind at nriuli'i i It t; inn- t.i ni.il i
a man's stock-go up,--• ^- . __
Linings Sanilized* treated fsF h^g.cnic rr,j^hr,j;.v
Wertled-Tesc Clothes that Fit the time!
The Campaign
Coats by
Worsied-Tex
Napoleon's legacy, the greatcoat, intirpritui b% V\ur tej
Tex into a great coat for today's kind at crimp u> n T i wi
•a client, ,i promotion, perhaps ,i girl. It t il > hn Mil r t>
put such subtle shaping in.clothini; - hi" \ K • t> J Ti
It takes great fitter 1 , like our-, to riuil • il , > rt t I r 'cm
Worsted.Tex, the clothes that fii the timi m i m
iWorlted-Tex Clolhes that lit ihe times
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IN OUR HAMMOND SALON
Comrn See thorn TT 7
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rr^vinctPiti
Country patterni nft,
by Worstt d.T,
jor urban wtif.
We don't just fit you. We fit the times
The citysuit get,.
breath of freiU
We picked out Wj
country p,| l(( ,j
woven of sturdy2.4
fabrics, WoritiJ.T
tailored them 1,^
town suits with KB;
broadenid l
Ticket podtst, Dq
side or ctntit veri
One of thi mm,
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The Touring Jackets
sport coati with high pfffef
fromWorstecl-Tex
Don't let your
sport coat be just
sport coat. Let it N
one of our tonrinjj
Jackets superblyWj
lor eel especially hW
by VVorsted-Te«-
the clothes that fitihi
times. Let it haVE «•
tra fashion drive
More swerve at• *'
waist. Angled flifj
pockets. Sideventi-
Handsome 2.p!y flk j
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more mileage toy
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HE MfW
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WILL PAY YOU m
Fo
".,iKiw Road
IM-Mli
••••-. .'•MT-ai.H.
from
Gardens tour
planned for
October 30th
A bus trip to Fjemington
and Duke Gardens ot
Somervillo is planned for
area residents on October
30, Mrs. Elizabeth Ofomwoll,
special events chairman for
the Cape May County Home
Economics Extension Council
in announcing the trip said
"the October trip Is" being
planned to take advantage of
the colorful fall foliage of
New Jersey,"
The group will spend the
morning in Flenjlngton
visiting the Stengel Pottery
Plant and cut glass factory
where they will have an
opportunity to see the
etching of glass. After
luncheon at the Flemlngton
Inn the bus will take the
group to Somervllle to tour
the greenhouses en the Doris
Duke Estate. The
greenhouses feature garden
stylos from seven different
countries. Among the
countries represented will bo
the Formal French Garden,
an English Country Garden,
plants and orchids from
tropical countries, and the
quiet tranquility of a
Japanese Garden,
A dinner stop at the
Somervllle Inn will conclude
the day's aetlvities.
Buses will leave the
county at 8 a.m. and return
by 10 p.m. Further
information and reservations
may ^e made by calling
Mrs. Cromwell at 388-2823.
Three-day meeting
set at Bridgeton
Howard 8. Sawalleh, well
known South jersey minister
will address tho Ocean City
Study Group of Jehovah's
Witnesses and other delegates
from 15 area congregations,
who will be meeting in
convention this weekend In
the Bridgeton Junior High
School.
Mr. Sawalich, supervisory
minister of the South- Jersey
congregations, will be one of
the featured lecturers at the
assembly.
The program begins on
Friday at 3 p.m. and
continues through Sunday.
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DIAL 399.970?
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Ith St. and Wesley Ave. Dial 399-5555
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for UHP ". PHF & FM
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4 — SECTION ONI THE OCIAN CITY SINTiNILLEDGIR
Ocean Printing Company
1020 Asbury Avenue Phone 398-0118
Ail Types of COMMiHCiAL & SOCIAL PRINTING
NOW PIU*¥ AVAILABLE AVAILABLi
1
PHOTO COPIES, WHILE-U-WAIT I
FREE. BIT MATES
i AST SERVICE •
• QUAt TV WORK
RIA50NAI E PRICES
JACK WAKRINGTON & WAYNE E. SCHUEXGER
HATS FOR ALL OCCASIONS
Whlmseys
From S2,S0
Mink • Persian Lamb • Raccoon
CMnchLIene - Yelour - Beaver • Velvet
HANDBAGS • All New Fall Colors
Shapes • Siies
COATS . Wool . Interlined From $45.00
FASHION WEATHIR COATS From S26.O0
LINGERIE • ROBES - HOUSECOATS
GLOVES • SCARFS . HOSIERY
HELEN F.
Open 9 a.m. to
3:30 p.m.
Friday 9 t0 g
82; sbury Avenue
Dial 399.5100
Special
Sale
$ 5 - $ 10 - '20
Values up to s 100
HOURS 10 - 5 DAILY
Evening bv Appt.
PHONE'399.9537
Columbus
Day
Dress
Bonanza
Friday & Saturday,
October lOfh tilth
$ 10 off fall
dress group
753 Asbury Avenue
fFormerly Meanies)
10 - 5:30 DAILY
UNTIL 9 P.M.'
W9-0M2
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Ocean City Coming Events
TODAY (Thundity) -
Colony Club Literature
DepirUncnt m»tin(, 12:30
p.m. in Uif home of
MrtJohn Walker. 12 Loytp
Colony Club Music
Department Glee Club
tvheatsa!, 8:30 p.m. in the
home of Mrs. Paul Well. S
Barbados la.
* » m
CBMC luncheon meeting,
1S:35 p m. in Plymouth Inn.
John and Adreanna Waller
who have been working with
liie Guayabero Indiana m
Colombia, 8 A,
Women's Club meeting, 8
p.m. in the home of Mrs.
Edith B, Smith, 835 Sth st.
American Home program.
* • *
First meeting of the
season of Si. Frances Cabrini
Rosary Altar Society, 8 p m
in the K af c Hall, 349
West av
Lodge ITi F
meeting, 8 p.m.
Masonic Temple,
and Wesley ay.
and
in
10th
AM
the
st.
Club meeting.
6:30 p.m. in Scotch Hall-
* * •
Rotary Club dinnrr
meeting* 6; 15 p^rn, in
Plymouth Inn,
* * *
ArfUAns mwtingi S p.m.
In the American Lesion H&IL
14th sL and Haven av.
Shufflebaarri Club
party, 7:30 p.m. i
eiubhous**.
Ocean City
game. 7i3Q
Youth Center,
Ocean City Male Cherus
rehearSai, *? p.m. on the
Music Pit?r,
# * *
TOMORROW (Friday) -
Natona Council Degrw of
Poeahontas public card
party, S p,m-. in iht?
American Legion Hall. 14 th
st, and Haven av.
# * *
Flotilla SI Csast Guard
Auxiliary meeting, S p.m. at
=409 Wesley av.
# • •
TOMORROW and
SATURDAY -
PTA Thrift Sale at the
Primary School. Friday 3:30
to 9 p.m. Saturday 9 a.m.
to 5 p.m.
Library plans busy program
Ocean City Free Public
Library Personnel will be
unusually active and busy
far the neit few weeks,
jcsordinfi—Jo Robert Baep.
Direeter. The reason for the
activity Is that two events
will occur almost
simultaneously: The New
Jersey Library Association's
Fall Conference, and The Creijhton, Mrs. Loretta
Ocean City Library's Fall Mover, Mrs. Jeanne Risley,
Orientation of 7th and 9th Mrs. Dorothy Wertley, and
grade students.
Mr. BagEs.
All full time Library From October 6th through
personnel will be attending 24th the Library will hold
the New Jersey Libraiy SS orientation sessions for
Associatlen's Fall Conference, 7th and 9th grade students.
which will be held In
Atlantic City's Hotel Dennis
on Thursday, Friday, and
Saturday, October 9th
through 11th. Of • special
interest will be new" Fall
displays of all major
American book publishers
and library furniture and
display manufacturers.
Also of importance will
be the Library Association's
busses meeting and general
sessions, featurine the theme
"Effective Staff Relations."
r'riday morning's jenerai
session promises Eo be the
most interesting, lively and
helpful meeting. It will be a
panel lli.egllffi.ian nf ilftrip
and Grievances!", " followed
by questions from all
Library Association members.
Attending the conference
will be: Mrs, Mary
A basic orientation session
will show students how to
borrow library materials,
where the various collections
are located, and how to use
the card catalog. After their
basic orientation, students
will learn how to use
various reference sources,
including; English and
foreign language dictionaries;
general and special subject
encyclopedias; atajarmes and
yearbooks: atlases; and the
Readers' Guide to Periodical
Literature.
Tiroler Haus
of Imports
Save for Xmas - Shop Early
20% • 30% OFF EVERYTHING
Toys - China - Glass
UP TO 50% OFF on JEWELBY
llth and Bearrfwrik _ Inside Flanders Hotel
FLAND1RS HOTIL
"Gaslight Alley"
Flanders Hotel
SUMMBrS OVER
All bck-To-Scheo!
Stock 30% Off
SATURDAY, OCT. 11
Beau Monde
Jin qtrm-heutiq u»
SALE - O
SATURDAY, OCTOiiR
II A. M. . 4 P. M.
• Un(«ri«
• Sejtv*. Wi VM
Olffl, Strtt, €«
MOW FOB IUU t. S4VI
Ilfh and Ihe Boardwalk, Dial 399-1000 Exr. 168
•MTBANCl: TOP OF »OA«DW*1JC RAMP
SUNDAY -
Ocean City Amateur
G rlfers A^oeiation' montlily
tournament at the Ocean
Cily-Soniprs Point Golf Club.
Tco off 7:30 a.m.
• • •
MONDAY -
First Presbyterian King's
Daughters Circle meeting, S
p.m. in the home of Mrs.
William MeKlm Jr., 17
h blvd., Marmoracard
Card Club
,m= in th*?
Insurance
dbeusupn group,
4PP Sth si.
Women
S p.m. at
Chapter S3 0E5 meeting,
S p.m. in the Masonic
Temple.
* * *
St. John 1 * Lutheran Esther
Circle meeting, S p.m. in
the home of Mrs. Robert
Ott. 60 Wesley rd.
• M *
FerKuson-FoBiio Post B8S0
meeting S p.m.
* # s
E^ehange Club dinner
meeting, 6:15 p.m. at
Plymouth Inn.
* p •
Ocean City Card Club
^ame, 7:30 p.m. in the
Youth Center.
Shufneboiird Club card
party. 7 30 p.m. in the
clubhouse.
Pride of Ocean City
Lod;e 757 IBPOE of W
meeting. 6:30 p.m. io the
Elks Hal!, 818 Bay 3¥.
* * *
TUESDAY -
Colony Club American
Home Department meeting.
S:30 p.m. in the home of
Mrs. Thomas H. Heist 3rd,
Sl§ St. Jarnes p[.
Ocean City Chapter,
Women's Auxiliary to Shore
Memorial Hospital workshop,
10 a.m.
* * *
Back to School Night
7:80 pm. at the Primary
School. Parents of Primary
Sehojol students urged to
attend.
. . .
Colony Club Art
Department workshop, 10
a.m. in the Arts Center, 409
Wesley av.
* • •
Knights of Columbus
meeting, 8:30 p.m. in the
Council Home, 349 West av.
* » *
WSCS of the First United
Methodist Church meeting, S
p.m.
* * •
Women's Regular
Republican Club meeting, 8
p.m In the Youth Center.
* • • rf
First United Presbyterian
Church Circles Meeting]
Bethany - 12:30 p.m. in
the home of Mrs. George
Spencer, 4813 West av.
Calvin • 1 p.m. in the
home of Mrs. Craig
Mathewson. 636 Ocean av. .
Deborah • 1 p.m. in the
home of Mrs. Walter Israel,
71 Village dr.. Somers Point.
Dorcas • I p.m. in the
home of Mrs. Robert Bates,-
2430 Asbury av.
Irene Harper • 1 p.m. in
the home of Mrs, Gordon
CanUey, 34B E. Surf rd.
Philaihea • 1 p.m. in the
home of Mrs. John
Richardson, 120 Haddon rd.,
Sorners Point.
Salem • 8 p.m. in the
home of Mrs. EWe Tiktrs,
1728 Central av.
Westminster • 8 p.m. in
the home of Mm. Jonathan game, 77s""
F. Wallace, 101 E, Dawes AUantie „ »*
av., Somers Point,
* * *
WEDNESDAY -
Luray Duplicate Bridge
final game of the season,
7 ;4 B p .m. in The
Homestead, 80S 8th st.
• « *
Meeting on low cholesterol
foods sponsored by the
Heart Association, 1:45 p,RW,
at The Homestead, 809 Sth
st,
* • . •
First Presbyterian Church
Family Night covered dish
supper, 8:30 p.m., followed
by service at &;30 p.m.
* a •
Women's Roosevelt
Democratic Club meeting, 8
p.m. in the Youth Center
* • »
Past PocahontaJes Of
Natona Council meeting, 8
p.m.
* * *
Exchan gettes dinner
meeting.
• * s
Morgan.Ranek Pqst 137
American Legion meeting, 8
p.m. in the Legion Hall.
* » m
Kiwanis Club luncheon
meeting, 12ils p.m. at
Plymouth Inn,
* • •
Lions Club meeting, 7
p.m. at
Bl ue
"Mod
Coming Soon
at
1224 Asbury
Ave.
THURSDAY,
t« 4'toHug
Juniors itoUiiJ
ire newest in fa
rashiaij. Be'am
to see our V^^M
lint ol Gifs aaJ
i s. Avoini
AVINUI
IMIUJ
VlHTNOl, M. i.
nan* HIM
"• MS t. H
MEWS FLASH !!
Sheriff Heil Backing
Democrat As Successor!^
After a lifetime of .loyalty and service to the Republican Organization
and 17_years of outstanding service to the people of Cape Mav County
as their Sheriff, A. Huppert Heil, of Wildwoocf; today announced he has
•accepted the chairmanship of an organization known as "Republicansfor
Kelly" and will work actively for the election of Elmer "Pat" Kelly, of-
Wildwood Crest, Democratic candidate forjthe office of Sheriff of Cape^
May County in the November 4th General Election
IHERiFF H1IL
of.
For Continued Good
^* ^|P
Administration of the Sheriffs-Office L.L--
VOTE FOR
Eimer w Pat" Kelly in the General Election!
Republicans for Kelly
'M Lr.,l ma for by Republicans for Kelly, A H,, nf w,, HdL chairman^
th.
LsDAV. OCTOBER 9, J9&9
Coming Events
(Thursdny) —
, ntraj United Uitd Mt MethodHit Sarnors P oirU Board ,,t
L Circle meeting, 12:,J0 Education ffioellnn, 8 n m
in the Sunday - nHiu School
» » »
lenient. Miss Helen Somors Point Li 0ns C|ub
\ Auxiliary meeting, 8 p.m.
m and Mrs. Loroy
jgn, CO hoilessos^
TOMORROW (Friday) -
Ihaniv United Unitd Methodist Linwood Post ng'i
Circle mooting American Legion meeting, 8
p.m,
* * *
Somors Point City Council
meeting, 7:30 p.m.
! Women's Club
meeting at Scriml's
Uunint. John Brooks,
(,„, of NARCO, guest
**. . .
smbined meeting of the
m Point Men's and
jin's Republican Clubs,
in the New Jersey
lomcri Point Police
jiiition meeting, 8 p.m.
iti
PURPLE, RED
ad BROWN
$16.00
DRESS SHOPPE
ASSURY AVfNUf
FRIDAY N1T1
• • « ' *
SATURDAY -
Children's Hour 10:30
a.m. at the Somers Point
Library,
* * .
Association of Paranormal
Investigation dinner meeting
at Harry's Inn.
MONDAY -
Somors Point
Club meeting, 7
Mae's Restaurant.
pm. at
Suburban Garden Club
meeting, noon In Central
United Methodist Hall. Plant
exchange,
* * *
Christ Ep i seop a 1
Churdhwomon Christmas
Bazaar workshop, 10 a.m.
Make him feel like he's got
the world on a siring!
Give him the
perfect gift
for every
occasion!
Father's
TIE-TAC
of Solid 10K Gold
sum ID UKa nuii utiuii iin
WHAT A GIFT for the proud ftther!
A beautifully sculpturfd solid gold
horseshoe ... set with colorful syn.
(heirc rjirthstones — one for each
of. his children. More stones e»n be
added as the fimily iroHs! Why not
give oni to irindad, too? Comes in
solid 10 karat white or yellsiv gold.
With choice ol
one tlrthiioiii 195
tl.ZS additional for each stone
SMITH
JEWELERS
956 Asbury Av«,
DIAL 3f?.3in
(CLOUD ON MONDAYS)
Auxiliary of Son.... , k
Jire Company One mcMins
L&
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m^ut%tnf ^
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Sorrlors Poim Seniof
Y< tr '-°"» meeting, HiSOga.m.
flail '" Lu ' hl "-an fth
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Mainland ToastmistreM
l -'ub dinner meeting, 6-30
P.m. in Daniel's Restaurant
TUESDAY -
Linwood Muthi
ni'-ftinK, H p.in
p m
ITS nan
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-l Unit d Mahodu.t
Ll-ui, mnctinE H 1^
C. race Lutheran LOW
Afternoon Circle meeting,
12:30 p.m. and Evening
Circle meeting, B p m
* • *
Women's Club of Linwood
American Home Department
meeting, 8,30 p.m in the
home or Mrs. Robari
Hinman, Z17 Davis av
Linwood. White elephant and
ehildron's clothing sale
* • »
„, ^""e Point Kiwanis
Wub dinner meeting 7 n m
m Danlers Restaurant '
* * • '
_ Somers Point Fire
Company One meeting, 8
p.m. in Bethel rd. fireball
WEDNESDAY *-
Central United Methodic
Ruth Circle meeting, 8:16
p.m.
* * *
Central WCTU meeting at
the homo of Mrs. william
Force, 2037 West av
Linwood.
Mainland Chapter,
Women's AuKiliary to Shore
MomoriaJ Hospital meeting,
noon at Harry's Inn, Somers
Point.
Christ Episcopal
Churehwomen meeting, 8
p.m,
Nor-Lin Lions Club dinner
meeting, 8:30 p, m ; in
Daniel s Heataurant.
Auxiliary of Somers Point
Fire Company Two meeting,
8 p.m. in the New Jersey
av. firehall, "
Summer concert
schedule listed
Clarence Puhrman, musical
director of the summer
concerts, has announced his
schedule for the month of
October at which he will
appear with his orchestra.
Every Sunday he will play
in the Ladles Dining Room
of the Union League of
Philadelphia. Other
appearances include October
11, Cherry Hill Lodge-
October 14, Universal
Cyclops Steel of Pittsburg
Pa.: October 16, Strawbridje
and Clothier auditorium-
October 18, Barclay Hotcji
October IB, Philadelphia
Cricket Club; October "21,
Hiinseom Bjothers at
McAlIlstera; October 22,
Republican Women of
Pennsylvania! and October
Cherry Hill Inn.
ANALYSIS OF YOUR OIL-HEATING IQUIPMENT
W MAY SAVE YOU MONEY ALL WINTER LONG!
BMr frte analysis of your oil-heofing system con tell you what it may
"Md to function economically and efficiently next winter. It may need
eitaning, sd|uifnnenr ( or minor part replacemsnt. Or perhapi you'll
W -? nt *° improvs your oil burner with Texaco's jet Flame Booiter, the
Winlific new flame-control development that con increase burner effi.
Wncy by os much as 42%, We do a careful, thorough job. Call ui•now.
TACCARINO
PUiL OIL
61 ftUU M HOmS A DAY
W»st Avenue Dial 399-0450
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THE OCEAN CITY SENTINEL LEDGER
TROPHY WINNERS — Th n
Monthly tournament awards went to Th- ^mateur = Golftra Association
presentations made by Tournamem Dl^tor Will- ^f. ab ° Ve with the
'
to right) Jack Kouglin, winner'^ t£f "c^f" ^f° klM Shown
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Rhodes winner of the second flieht Da^f ^ ^y Se °° nd fli » ht: T °m
tot flight, Ben Trout, winner of the t W ^ * Cham P ion of the annual
Nickle., who is Presenting the 4^i P s^p fl h f ht s P eeial tournament and
Episcopal
women plan
Yule bazaar
SOMKRS POINT - Mrs.
Robert CJark, general
chairman, and Mrs. Harold
Appleyard, co-chairman, have
dealgnated Wednesday and
Thursday, November 19 and
20, as the dates of the
Annual Christmas Bazaar
presented by the Episcopal
Churehwornen of Christ
Church.
Highlighting the event will
be a luncheon" served on
November 19 by Mrs
Vaughn Qulnn^ and Mrs.
Robert Tagg. A
"Reservations Only" dinner
will be served November 20
by Mrs. John Fitzsimmons
and her staff.
Other committee chairmen
are; Mrs. Edna Fredericks
and Mrs. George MoAvoy,
Bake Shop; Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Yeager, King _
Richard Boutique- Mrs.
Donald Atkinson and Mrs.
John Card, Toy Shop. Mrs.
Robert Clar, Mrs. Robert
Smith and Mrs. William
Ashmen, Needle and Thread;
Mrs. Richard Eichorst and
Mrs. Donald Patterson, Attic
Treasures,
Mrs, Adolph Kahl, Altar
Guild; Mrs. Harold
Appleyard and Mrs. Edwin
Uhl, Chfistrna* Decorations;
Mrs. W. BlbSonl W«. "M, Hin
and Mrs. William Mawhinney,
Corner Cupboard; Mrs. Paul
Boniface, Hospitality. Hall
decorations will be
supervised by Mrs. Rae Off
and Mrs. Carl Straubmuller.
Robert Clark will be In
charge of Mystery Packages
and Mrs. Robert DeCray Is
handling publicity.
Kiwanis Club sect
planning film
Ocean City Kiwanis club
members saw Cape May
County through the eyes of
a camera Wednesday at their
meeting at Plymouth Inn
when Richard Ciroyer,
eounty planning bpard
director showed a film. Sea
Fever,
The film stressed the
importance of conserving
natural resources. Herbert TV
Adams was = program
ehairman and introduced
Orover,
Nmw
arrivals
Nine families of thi§ area
welcomed new arrivals at the
Stork Club of Shore
Memorial Hospital during the
past week. Congratulations
go to:
Robert and ; . Doris. Ann
(Taylor) Ross of RDl, Box
16 IP, Linwood, a boy
September 30.
Nieolo and Mary
(Vaenlabre) Verdueci, 20
South View dr., Somers
Point, a boy October 1,.
David Jr. and Porothy
(Duff) Platt, 132 Devon rd.,
Somers Point, a girl Qeu her
Martin B. and Lois A.
(Mueklowj .Partner, rC ; 2B
Champagne Apts., Homers
Point, a jjrl October 1,
Pranklln and Bileon
(Domen) Price, 2120 Shore
rd., Linwood, a girl October
4.
Roger and Pntrieia (Qore)
Milley, SB Village dr.,
Somers Point, a girl October
4,
J. Michael and Barbara
(Oorrett) Bohs 1 11 Brighton
av,, Somers Point, a boy
October 6.
Honny and Pamela
(Morelond) Lotsmia, 3823
Central av., Ocean City, a
boy October 0,
Edward and Pamela
(Sherwood) Bobbins, 32
Oibbs ay., Somers Point, a
girl October 6,
ARDELLA'S
OLD FASHIONED
BAKED GOODS
BREADS • CINNAMON RUMS
PIES •rcAKfnrcooioer^
• SPECIAL ORDERS *
OPEN DAILY & SUN. ALL YEAR
7th Street and West Avenue
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Sweet Adelines plan bus trip
The Sweet Adelines are information may be obtained
sponsoring a bus trip to the and reservations made by
Latin Casino in Cherry Hill called Mrs. ' Helen Sponce
Oil, (October 16 for the (3987898) or Miss Ruth
dinner show. Guest Novlus (39D.0950).
entertainers will be Steve
Lawrence and Edle Qorrne,
The tickets will Include
round trip bus fore, dinner
and the show. Further
The man who expects
favor always wants
yesterday.
WESTERN AUTO
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SOMIRS POINT, NiW JERSEY
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Plates — Table Covers
Colorful Doeorfltiens
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Gift Shop
834 ASBURY AVfiNUf
Indian Summer
is a great ssiion to plan
CHRISTMAS
PARTIES
There are *1ili choice availabilities!
fat, drink and have a merry time
In one of 1he private dining rooms
or in the *mart holiday decor of
the
# Soom
Reserve early by calling Bill Marshall.
He'll be happy to brighten
up any party afrangemjnts with
our subtle niceties.
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wedding planned
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Methodists to
meet at Salem
Brownlee-Watibn
engagement set
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Ocean City
Buividas-Sell wedding is
solemnized at St. Peter's
Thrift
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honcjf BntK"*maiii». ivt-rt- Mi^.
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Hill. P.i , Miw. Kathli-in S. 11.
*,isU-r uf tht- s;ru(mi, til
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Frudi-nck J K.ilt ul M.ipli-
Sluili-
J.iriH-, L S.'ll Jr. iif
Drt?xi-1 Hill w.is bi'^t rn in
HOLLY
& COUNTRY GIFT
Jtir hi 1 . brother A^i^ltni^ .m
Route 9, Marmora
hruthrr of thibridr.
West Bi-rlin. J.u k
Sp.illnnp .r Piicil.iwav .incl
Dr Harry S Gmnrl itf
Willmijhor.i
GiHn in m.irna^i- by h.iii ru*ck aeenntt-ti with
tin\ bu ;. n! st-If labnc and
crystals and psMrk A long
bateau train in brocadtirom
flowed
the Jieiulder.
H •• r buuffant ".ilk
elbuw-it- yth v*'il »a>> hf!d
With .1 flural turn crown
accented \wth cry^t.jk and
^he earned a cascade of
whlto roses and ivy.
The bridal attendants wore
^dtysayd in—A^lin^--gowns—nf—^
Moditi'rranean blue brocade
ruffled at the neck and
homline. They wore bows
and matching slippers and
wrist-lenyth white gloves.
They e rrifd blue mums and
ournalkins. The maid of
honor carried hot pink
For her daujjhter's
wudding Mrts. Buividiis wore
her own . creation of a cout
and dress ensemble of silk
worsted lee blue. The dress
was styled with cap sleeves
arid a wedding band collar
and was accented with
rv Lai It «, tt ff »'th
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Fnr th ucc i Mi* >•, 11
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Cape *May County
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216! ASBURY AVI,, OCIAN CITY, N, J
Phone 398.0032 . Ptlivery and
Serviee Available
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THE KENMORE WASHER
In keeping with this evenf we otf» r
A Free Birthday Caice
Palmer Shopping Center
16th & Haven Avo. 3?f.35OO
Use Your Smart Charge
(from ArteUt'i Bakery!
to each customer purchasing o new
Konmore Washer or Dryer
... And if YOU or«
you're entitled to a
birthday gift of a $10
your washer or dryer
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HURSPAY, OCTOBER 9, 196?
jfort nurses' unit
The '
1,-w Jersey State
Districl
T will In' held in
r City ni'st
through Saturday,
B t.i 1H
enti'tiveh frurri
Flu- elected tu
rr MIHJ, DnroUiy
president, Mr*
(jcd. MIM. criirulvii Pimd,
Sii"..inn.i Ouinn, nnri
Hn Biith VVi-bur
CARDS
AND
GIFTS
Adi Bring
RWulU
Couple wed in ceremonies
at St. Augustine's Church
Mr* Viruinu D N.imu .,r
"Hi city w,m ni.itrun ,,f
TOM PERKINS SEA SHANTY
826 Boardwalk
SALE 25% OFF
IEXCEPT MUSIC BOXK and LEADED GLASS)
CALL 39i.01?4
rr.»,i^,
F"f h,.r .laughter's
".••dH.ne Mr, Lehman
M-lccti-d ,1 purple nttid co.it
drei.s Wlth matching
ai.cB*orii-, and u cornaRi- or
whiti- Mirnaliom with
tips
purple
Donald J MrAliX °"'f
Mcdford Ljk,... asMst,.d In. roiiuwme a rra-ptmn at
bnithi-r .J-, bc-^t m.in Ush.-rs th.. O7iim- R u,,m ,jf th..
Wcrn Gary T Duffy tif ||,,s Denn,-, Hut,.| ,n Atlantic
city. brothiT ,,f thr bndu tlty, thi- couple Jr-ft f llr j
.ind GcrG- T McAllist.-r ,,f hon..y mo,, n in Purtujjal and
LoriKpart, brnthi-r ul th.- France They will make their
bridciiroo rn
hciffli. at th,. Longport
ai-avn-w Apdrtmpnts in
Tht- bridi- w,n ,,tlirid in a
Lnnuport Fur hi.
(jown uf d.-i.p ,v,iry Alcncun
r K,,inE
•JKJ.V uuint the bride chine
luce uppliquud with
J t'rav Wnul tu-.t drew with
ffi-mbnndtri-d impurted
•illig.itur iice..s,.iri.-s and j
Fr,-nch nut Thr Buwn waft
cursaae of whit,- pardtnia-,
itylcd with ,i hiyh
Th,- bride is a crjduate i>r
n f i' k I i n r and
k Ocuan City Hi|;h Schoul and
tnrminatmp; ,n , v
• • r l e i y h Dickinson
Scallnpnd rum,,,!, trimm.d
Un iviTaity Suhucil uf Dental
th- Hbnw tenth „!,..,,„,„ antl £u-nt-- Tht- bridt-grofim IH
Mfmlini- alone with .i widp Kr-idiiatu ur Holy Spirit
brinH ..f puau d,- so,,. whieh
High Sthuol and attended
snt urf thi- i'mpin- waist
.Ht . M-ph'!, Coll.-gc Hi- IS
Her shauldi-r h.nflh vp,J „( ••ssnciatrd with
th,
McAlll.-.ter Fuel Compa
FOR ONE AND ALL
SELECT FROM OUR MANY CATALOGS
Order Now for Special Discount
326 ATLANTIC AVi.
OCiAN CITY
PHONI 399.0711
Reemption hmld
atArtsCBnter
A reception was held
Saturday for participants in
tho Atljntie Area Arts
Association membership show
held in the Arts Center,
Hostesses were Mrs, Betty
Miller and Mrs. Joyce
ReisEIBara.
Mrs. Beatrice Brader was
the judge and selected
winners prior to the
reception. Fifteen members
exhibited. Winners and their
pieces were: first, Betty
Miller, "Silver Olon"; two '
seconds to Terry Mastronardi
for "Playmates" and Martha
Tigho for "Benidlctine";
third, Vernon -Sheppard for
"Robin in Nest"; and throe
honorable mentions to Doo
Hammill for a . portrait
Joyce ReisEIBara for
^'Mansions" and Mary
Richardson for "Tiger
Tiger".
The association will
exhibit again October 28
from noon to 8 p.m at
Quail Hill in Smithville. The
next meeting will be i,
workshop in pastels
conducted by Frank Havens
October 20 at B p.m. in the
Plnehurst Civics Buildinfi
Clsuifled Aito Bring RculU
PATIENT DRUG I.Q. TEST
of the
NEW JERSEY
PHARMACEUTICAL ASSOCIATION
1. At you avar ehanps rhe dsuf« orriand by ysur phyili'an, »r tt
frtqwney ef uufef
I H«w nu (vsr aihad your 4amr tor • nwlflc rn»dle«HBn far
- lining or iimf
'• DtyH W Hpirln or sHw drugi rfl combkwtion wlrh prMerlprlHi

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FLAG PRESENTATION - Somers Point Mayor George F. Roberts, VFW
Commander Mike Mrvico, Medal qf r _Hsjnoc_Ji.oldet_OjcaE_JS.chiBidt^_Kathjt
MfvJcaand Gregarv^J^Santir—displny the flag presented to St. Joseph's
i's
"TSefiool Staff Photo.
Couple wed in ceremonies
at Qlyphant, Pa, church
'. A wedding of local
'interest was solemnized
Tcccntly in St. Miehaul's
tohurch in Qlyphant, Pa.,
-uniting Lorraine Bernadette
/Mafden, daughter of Mr.
•and Mrs. Henry A. Magdon
Jit Troop, Pa.. and Paul
"Joseph Flj'nn, son of Mr.
and Mrs. James J. Flynn of
1059 Asbury av., this city.
• Tho Rev. John P, LIpski
,otfleiaiiti-ist- the-double- ring—
11 a.m. ceremony.
Mrs, Jean H. Catirio of
Lbngport was matron of
honor and Miss Ann Marie
piontko of Olyphant was
bridesmaid. Capt, William G.
Fjynn of Furl Dix served as
best man for his brother
and James J. Flynn 3rd of
Port Lauderdale, Fla., also a
: brother of the bride, was
; usher.
• , Given in marriage by her
', father, the bride was attired
; in a gown of white silk
, organza over peau do soie He
fashioned with a satin ith
: stand-up collar and bell
Colony Club m*mb«rs
visit Cherry Hill
Thirty members and guests
; of the Oeean City Colony
Club attended Federation
Day at Straw-bridge and
: plothiiir's in Cherry Hill lost
: Thursday.
I A chartered bus took the
' #pmen to the evpnt= Mrs.
; Howard Collingwood and
„ Mrs. AJdan Richards were in
; charge of arranBemerlta. Mrs,
' D. Norman Young, president
. Of the Colony Club, assisted
1 with registration and
obtaining tickets for the
* fashion show which was the
* fiighlight of the afternoon.
, Jirs, John Newman won si
; red corduroy hedrost cover.
A percentage of all
purchases made by
• Federation members k given
to the Federation by the
Store. This money is
earmarked for maintainence
of the Federation
headquarters building in New
Brunswick,
Altar Society m««ts
A proposal t (J change the
meeting date from the
second Wednesday to the
second Thursday of t-ach
month will be discussed at
the meeting of St, Franci-s
Cabrini Rosary Altar Society
tonight (Thursday) at k
o'clock in the K of C Hall
3-19 West av. All member,;
aru urged to attend, A
special invitation also |s
Jjiven new and old members
of thi> parish.
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2. Adjint fabric handling
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OPEN
I
NIGHTS
The lotesl StyJgg in . , ,
Custom Tailored Clothes
Prire Lint for I'liNiMiD Tailored r IIltlti"
UP TO ill! H
76S0 54.50 35,00 li.SO
. §6.50 . 65.50 57.75 . 17 SO
THI OCIAN CITY SiNTINlLLIDCfR
IMMIGRANT. Dr. Gene Gkimhalvo studio the figurehead from the Sindia
which -brought him to America from Italy in 1897. Making the trip with his
parents and sister, he vaguely recalls it as "29 seasick days". The doctor,
who makes his home in Philadelphia and formerly taught at Temple Medical
School, heard again about the Sindia and the Sindia" Room at the Ocean
City Historical Museum through a KYW television announcement on "People,
Places and Things", The Museum-, exhibit deals with the Sindia's pounding
off Ocean City in December of 1901 and is a very popular area with
museum visitors. Senior Phutu.
94.S0 66.00 3150 li.iO 10800
W.JO • 7160 33.00 19.25 115.00
75,00 3J.7J
114.00 79,50 37.50 31,50
130,00 ii.OO 39 75 32.50
2050 155.00
131.10
rJa.OQ
135.00 94,50 43.50 34.00 ' 154.00
145.00 105,50 46.00 2550 16S 00
AFFAELE
CUSTOM DESIGNER
Ladles' and Men's Cuitom Tailored Clothes
1029 Aibury Avenue Dial 399-8919
Ancora doctor
to speak at
Somers Point
c u f r */' n 13
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hi,!-•l-i'tiy:
an.d
Let* Hoy
:; -;f.- 3nt=at=arTns,
,!r« Doi.iriw Her mann will
.-=*..• i> installIna • officer.
Tl .„ dinner in apen to the
lubi :c For r ations call
TO ALL OCEAN CITY HOUSE-
HOLDERS, AND RESTAURANT
HOTEL AND MOTEL OWNERS:
The Following Regulations for the
Collection of RUBBISH, ASHES
and GARBAGE are now in force:
ORDINANCE
All heuMheldan ind ntfMn uting th* ee!l#etion
f the Pubtle Work. D«Bt. «r» r*quir»id
,te provide tufflci.nf r»c«pf»d«i to hold ill rubbish,
aihM «nd g«rh*B* rh.t m.y b*
JMtwasn regular. eellMtien dayi,
RESTAURANTS,
RECEPTACLES
SUesnt regulation ehangn now psrniit gtrbaaa
•• well ai rubbish and nhn, ts M dtpeiifsd in
the tam« container which iheuld b* of m«faT
d if )o to 32 !l
HOTELS and MOTELS
Your g»rb»g» will b* eolleer«d daily by eontr.et eollertori,
Gurbag* mint b. itored in'matal, water tight eontalnari with
tight, fitting covar. Capacity 4 fo 32 gaUont.
DOMESTIC COLLECTION DAYS
Monday and Thursday — 6fh street north to Inlet
Tuesday and Friday—.'6th street south to 1 Bfh street
Wednesday and Friday -—18th sfretf t» 59th street
(Wh*n r*ar of property doa» not td\o\n an alley,
container* mini ba placed at the curb.)
* BECAUSE MONDAY. OCTOBER U, I, ln official hallrf.y. NO COLLECTIONS WILL BE
S/ E R E ' M^ C' TV Rl "^ « f^'^ H
SHOULD THERE BE ANY TAILURE TO COLLECT REFUSE ON THE DESIGNATED DAYS
PLEASE REPORT SAME TO--
'
City of Ocean City
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS EXTENSION 47 or 48
Dump truck plunge*
through Vdk planks
It look two heavy duty
tow tnicks to estricati 5 a
massive dump truck which
went through the boardwolk
decking near Brighton pi,
late last Friday evening.
According to Deputy
Dins, ".or of Public Works W.
'Scott Burisan. Robert FT
Seybold planned to use the
truck to remove merchandise
from a store at 390
Boardwalk,
The planking was unable
to withstand the weight of
the truck, and its two rear
wheels plunged toward the
beach below, one of them
lodging against a concrete
pier which supports the
'walk.
Workers from the
Department of Public Works
had to build a path along
which the truck could be
pulled to the level of the
decking. Burtnan said.
He noted that his
department had issued no
permit for the use of a
truck on the boardwalk by
Seybeld.
Fire Company «•*•*«* iorfs« «««« Sf O t #
OCTOBJR 9, 196?
women to
elect officers
MARMORA—A nominating
eommilti't 1 to present a slatr
of officers nt the ilnit
mpotinM which will be in
November W4»-s appointed at
last week's meeting of the
Marmora Fir* Co. Auxiliary.
President, Mrs. Charles
Cgj&aboone appointed Mrs.
• George Adams, chairman, to
be assisted by Mrs. Inez
Lautz and Mrs. Robert
Srmth.
The Chamber
5 of
Commerce dinner which the
Auxiliary will serve this
monHh was discussed.
Chairman, Mrs. Ed KoURei,
said the menu wilt
changed to ham since
last chamber dinner
served turkey.
The men of the fire
company will be challenged
to another game of Softball
on October 26. The ladies
were beaten in June, but are
hoping for a big comeback.
A committee to gather
information and help make
arrangements far the annual
Christmas Dinner was
ehestn. Mrs. Bnino Tropeano
is ehairrBan and will receive
help from Mrs. Car! Singer
and Mrs. George Young.
Refreshjnents were served
by Mrs. George Young, Mrs.
Jack Southard and Mrs.
Arthur Steelman.
Lecal street paving
nearing completion
Gerald A. Barrett, Inc. a
aaving firm of Cape May
Courthouse, has almost
completed paving work on
streets ' in Ocean City, City
Engineer Joseph F. Hyland
announced yesterday.
Oiling of streets and
shoulders from 19th to 33rd
sta., Wesley av. to Haven av.
is almost completed. Seme
of this work. Hyland said,
was started in the summer
but heavy automobile
parking made it
unsatisfactory.
Shoulders on Central av.
from 19th to 33rd St. have
been oiled as have shoulders
on Simpson av. between 20
and 21st., 23rd and 24th
and 31st to 33rd sta.
Newcastle and Cariff rds.,
are also completed.
In addition, Hyland said,
paving has been completed
at beachfront street ends
from 19th to 28th sts.
Back^To-School^Night Set
at Upper Township schools
Ueorge . E,. Bailey,
elementary school principal,
has invited all parents who
have children in the Primary
School to attend Back to
School Night October 14,
Parents , of Intermediate
School pup Is are invited to
theif Back To School Night
October 21.
On both evenings identical
programs will he conducted
for the parents highlighting a
Curriculum Presentation by
members of the school
faculty. Parents are requested
to follow the schedule and
rules strictly so as to bo
abl^ to complete the
program as planned.
PLASTERING
GRIG K. CORSON
NEW WORK * PATCHING
ITUCCO WATiBPROO^ED
PLASTERING of All Kind.
399-7683
SPANISH
PREPINISHED
MAHCWANr 4" % 8*
PBEFINISHip PBCAN
r. Bailey pointed out
that this will be an
opportunity for parents to
meet the teachers and learn
about the subjects and
procedures to be followed in
the respective classrooms for
the coming year.
School begins at 7;gO
p.m. No one will be
admitted to class after the
late bell. Parents who arrive
after 8 p.m. should go
directly to the auditorium
and wait for the second part
of the program.
Upon entering the school
parents should go directly to
their child's classroom. Those
who have more than one
child in the same school
may visit any classroom they
wish. A guide wilJ direct all
parents to the classrooms.
Parents may sit at their
child's desk and there wait
for the teacher to begin tho
lesson. Each teacher will
conduct a as-minute lesson
about the subjects and the
procedures followed during
the year. Parents may ask
questions following the
lesson.
T I M E
WELDWOOD
PREFINISHED PANELING
4' x 8'
S 3.99 Panel
WALNUT
VINYL6UARD 4', %%'
ARMSTR0N6, WaSHAiLE WHITE,
CEILING TD.E . 12" x 12" 15c sq.ft.
. ft,__WELgWp0D HEAD0UAHTER5 I ,
SHOEMAKER LUMBER CO.
1200 WEST AVENUE p.AL 399-0150
* OPEN 'TIL 4 P. M. ON SATURDAYS •*•
Election of representative
to the Rcbekah State
Assembly
Assembly highlighted the t,UC\ -"•••"'y.
meeting of Ocean City shorn ' 'M
Rebekeh Lodge Monday 2*:""° were
evening In the American p T,"
Legion Hall. ,,.f h°
Met. Ruth McLaughlin was J,,^ h"
elected as representative and ,,nl, *
hil
Mrs. Sarah Woolston as t"t
alternate. The Assembly will
be held October 21 to 23
toh i f f
in Atlantic City,
Following the regular
meeting presided over by
Mrs. Carl Shaw, Noble
Grand, the charter was
draped for Mrs. Florence
Shuttleworth and Mrs.
Eleanor F. Knight, past
"residents of the Rebekah
about
luslll,
tUutittQ
EXCLUSIVE DESIGN
Ocean City Charm
14 KARAT SOLD $IF,fI
STIRLING SILVER $ 3,io
KARATCLAD $ 3.2S
TRAVIL ALARM CLOCKS
PIN A PfNCIL SITS
SPflDiL WATCHiANDS • WATCHiS
* ENGRAVING DONE ON THE PRElIISa H
811 Asbury Ave. Dia| 39,^
Maalox Liquid , , ,
Bonnie Bell Lotion m
SGH.CK iNSTATMATIC
Band Razor ».» VALUI , 5
Jean Nate Lotion iu^9l\
# OUR 14TH YEAR *
SEA
FOOD.
1155 ASBURY AVI. DIAL 399-15U
| imitated !)y Many — Not Diiplic-iitad by Any:
3 FRIED SOFT CRABS . J 2.00
5 FISH CAKES . . , »l,00
FRENCH FRIED MUSHROOMS
• OPEN ALL YEAR 'HOUND •
hin Opan 9 A, M. 'til 7 p, M. Workday.
PREPS
34th Street and Asbury Avenue
Squibb Aspirin 200 v s 69c| HZZA .* HOAGIES • SANDWICHES
Hat Karate Aftershav§99i
Surbix-T Vitamins , $7$
WILKINSON STAINLISS
Steel Blades »« VAL UH . 49tM
Wf GIVI
S & H
GREEN
STAMPS
PATBNT
MEDICINES
FOR LESS
MONEY
W. ft* i Hw
Wiht ts Limjf
COLONIAL
DISCOUNT
947 Asbury Avenue
399-7632
SB. YEAR GUARANTEE
HIDRQWERM
CAS HOT-WATIR BOILER
.iflfiiLfif ClsMren
CansiFUEfier)
25 Iff if Cyarintee
pfcBfifef Dfii|{ied Ja
9 IMMEBIAT1
iNSTALUTiDN
QUAHANTTED
m
HOUR! |
?•?
OCEAN CITY
PLUMBERS, ln £
Form«riy TiMMlno PJutnbing A H *" J)4 j(|
DlAL
WIST AViNUE
3^
Now Und.r. bvm.r«hlp-M'n»9«|"^
LEON CRAAAiR . JOSEPH DOUGHE
ANTHONY PiPi
£B «VfCE • DIAL 398.0722
WEEKEND
SPECIAL!
1966 BUICK
ELECTRA
CONVERTIBLE
. Full Power
Air Conditioning
1795
ALL OK USED CARS
NiW YORKIR
Four-door, full power.
*" OLDSMOIILi "98" HOLIDAY COUPf
full powor. Factory air.,
OLDSMOBILI "98" HOLIDAY SiDAN
Full power. Factory ail*,
- 47 PONTIAC BONNf VILLI 4.DR. SiDAN
full power. Factory air, •
Full power.
power.
"••" HOLIDAY COUPI
EXTRA SPECIAL SAVINGS
.,_ On ou r RBmaining Supply of
'»» OLDSMOBILI and CHEVROLiT
Tent
DSM °NSTRATORI
w choose from _ Most with air cond,
PALMER
, *fiOLET & OLDSMOBiLE, ine
USE URY AViNUE PHONi 3W.0235
LOTd
SIMPSON AVf,, PHONI 39?.0Z37
1;
on
and spond an enjoyable
JTHE OCtAN CITY SINTINIL-LIDGER
Mn, Ronald W. Ooodman
afternoon with us at
BAY EMBERS
LOUNGE
MARYLAND & BAY AViNUfS
SOMERS POINT, N, J,
OPEN 12 NOON DAILY
Liya Muiie Wed,, Ffi, & Sar.
NEW DINER
A HESTAU«ANT
PLEASANTViLLi
FRIDAY, OCT, 10
Qnkfd Sluffrd Flniiridcf
with Cf jbfite.it
DakrH Cod Fish FilFpf with
Stewed Tomata
ftSt Uhalet! Tap §lrlgin ai Bc£
SAT, a SUN,, OCT. II,
,?s\ Cuiic-f Pnimj^Uin .in
Spilghctii, no veg.
lotl Chnict? Chopped S(
Cake InipsriaU T.irinr i
MONDAY, OCT. 13
TUESDAY,
:fi!Eticn & Mu)
PH5try Shell
OCT. 14
Bolted Pata. . n'a vefe.
hioned Beef Stew,
Ffit?d_ Flniindor Fillet,
Tartar Sauec
WEDNESDAY; OCT.
Mtcei Swiis Stosh
in Onfsn- Gfnvy
Temsto Sauce
THURSDAY, OCT. 16
Seulhsfn Fried Chicken,
iJpU-L-ti Apple Rings
fried Cnd Fish filled
Tartiir Sauza
•-.«
V
V.'
|!.T
v7/:i/!u\
BLACK HOUSE PPKt
AT NtW HQAD, on Hout, 40
ALSO AI ATLANTIC * OHIO
A¥ES.. ATLANTIC CITY
DAILY $
SPECIALS 1
INCLUDES SAT.
ElFtVtD 11 A.M
SUN-
9 P,M.
ATLANTIC CITY
FRIDAY, OCT. 10
Fried Jumbs Shrimp
Kiuffed with Cnbmigl
Hrnlled Haddaek Fillet.
. Butter SiUce
Breaded VaBi Outlet.
Bri>¥tn Gravy
SAT, a SUN,, OCT. 11, 1
Beef Pot iteap^ Oven BFSwn
Pot* If,, 1 yi|,
RosBt Spring Chlekan gnrl
SpagBjjttli fie veg,
qsm&inslien Seaf&ad PlaHer,
Tt S
Sauertfgut, l MS.
Cdll.-d nftb> Beef LTrtr,
Fried Qnlsns
Muihrsom Beef Catiered I v
TUEIDAY, OCT. !4
Bailed Ham end Steamed
Cs&bage, 1 veg-
IpaghcHj with Itrtllfl,. sn,,».-,,;lnlnt««Fluffy Scrjiii.
bled E^s • Crisp riacnn • Aimrlrd fruits mid
Melons in Srasoti • Petite fiincakna with Dc
licious BJueberry Sjru|j • Sweet Rolls • All
the Iiolcofferyoueon driiikl
*e» M >yj

CTi.
3?AQ£ 12 — SiCTiON ON6
to be honored for Perkwoy *»tvle*
Two area residpnl! will be
saionc 89 Garden State
Parkway employees honored
Wednesday at a dinner
marking IB and 10 years of
service to Uir Parkway, The
annual awards dinner will bell
u 11 e n w o cid Manor,
MaUwan.
To be honored with
15-year citations are James
\7t
Famous For Fine
nf SOMIRS POINT
I'REVrTI MANAUEMHfT
SINCE IMS
r, of Oeesn City.
and Lewi?; Peterson, of Srn
Isle City, Both aw Mil
lakers.
Freedom of speech does
not mean much So Lhe man
who is sfraid to express
himsrlf.
Jfefc?
SEAFOOD
STEAKS
ITALIAN
Ciimt en th« Hilf Shell or 5rMm#d • Sandwich
On ReoMvalf Blvd., Vh MiUs-Watt-of
Ocean* City on 34fh Street
C, er. Daily 'til Midniihr • Pri. « Sit, 'ffl 5 i.m.
OPEN SUNDAYS mm 13 HOOH
BEER • WINES • LIQUORS
FREE DELIVERY - DIAL 399-4906
Circle
CANADIAN-AMERICAN
BLENDED WHISKEY
Slrpjghf WhillcBy
Canadian Whiikcy
6 Y«ri Old
4 Y.«r. Old
TOTAL S1% ACID WHISKIES
4f % Neutral Splriti
_ $6 Proof —
FIFTH
QUART
Good Dining
Begin* at the Sign of the Indian
U.30
CIRCLE
LIQUOR STORE
FINiST AND MOST COApLiTI STOCK
On fhf* Circle
IN ALL OF SOUTH JERSIY
Somer* Paint
Dial 927-2921 or 6422
Ji Begin your day in
the country with
Luncheon at the Inn
Bright autumn tun . , , brisk, invigorating
. , and a bay side view that's been
Inspiring since the days of the tenni"; this
is the setting for a lunch^"* *t"*t w'M ha
as delightful as only a day in the ebuntry
tan be.
Obituaries of the week
Harold Hager *
pi,
dies; Realtor
Harold
Baltersea
Tuesday
Memorial
W.
rd.
of 421
died suddenly
in Shore
Hospital. He WAS
Mr, Hater Cifne cirao lo Ocean
City in 1P26 and opened a
real estate offiee si his
home in 192S M which time
he became a real estate
broker. Before ciiming to
Ocean Cily he was sales
promotion manapef for
Abboll's Dairies in
Philadelphin. He also sened
as health officer for Ocean
Ciiy for 20 years retiring
freim that position to
opera:,. his real estate
business full time.
He was 3 member of the •
First Uniu-d Methodist
Church, the Ocean City
Yacht Club and the Ocean
City Real Estate Board, He
also was a former member
of Morgan-Rafiek Post 137
American Legion and the
Gardens Civic Association,
He was a member of the
Class of 1P13 of the
University of Pennsylvania.
Surviving are his wife,
Marion H.. ens? daughter.
Mrs. W. Leroy .Booth of this
city: an( son, H. William Jr,
of Hartsville, S.C.: and sis
Jrsndchildrrn.
Funeral services will be
conducted tomorrow ^Friday!
at 3 p.m. from the
G s dfrey,Smith ' Funeral
Home L 809 Central av., with
the Rev, Dr. William R,
Guffick. former pastor of
the First United Methodist
Church, officiating. Interment,
will be at Seaside Cemetery,
Palermo. Friends may eall
the hour prior to the
service.
DAILY
DINNERS
n 15
AH Sps-sals Include
SALAD, J VEGETABLES
^RIOAV, OCTOBER II
iafces Maefc#T*i, Igsnisft S*ye*
Tamils (will
FriM SAHmp. CocVL.il Sauea
Manni C
ISi *«, J
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 11
BrMB« ¥«•! Cutlrt,
ih
Oi
MONDAY, OCTOBER 1)
TUESDAY, OCTOilR
HilM B..I LB1, Brm
B
WEONISDAT, OCTOIER II
Hwi UHwat. BeiiM PH
Fr.»e Biieten
Msm Omelet .
OCTOBER
liitaurr Slmfc, Ssi
Bmusm
lt»Ml, , lilli
Official
THE OCiAN CITY SfNTINfL-LEDGfR
MARMORA - tViiliam J,
Boden of 10 St. Andrew's
passed away Sunday in
Shore MemWiil Hospital
after • brief illness. He was
SI.
Mr. Boden m born in
Philadelphia and was a
retired attendant at the
Woodbine State Colony,
Surviving are his wife,
Mae; one dauphwr, Mrs.
Marie Graham of
Philadelphia? one son,
Willitm F. of Maple Shade;
one brother, Frank of Lake
Wales, Fla.i three
grandchildren and three peat
pTindchildren,
Funeral services will be
tomorrow (Friday) at 1:30
p.m. from the Weuel
Funeral Home, 6802 RUing
Sun av., Philadelphia.
Interment will be at White
Chapel Gardens, PeaSterviJIe,
Pa, Local arrangements were
by the LanBley Funeral
Home in Tuckah&e,
Mre, Bertha Gefhard
Mrs, Bertha B. Gerhard of
41 Sunset pi died at Shore
Memorial Hospital Sunday,
She was .75,
-Mrs. Gerhard wms a native
of Ireland and had made her
home in Ocean City for 35
yens- She was a member of
the American Legion
Gtorgt W. Meyer
eentinued from page 1
Cemeteiy. Palerrno, Friends
may call this evening
(Thursday) between 7 and 9
o'clock. In lieu of flowers
contributions may be tent to
th» Oc«an City Kiwanis Club
Welfare Fund.
PaJIbearers will be Clyde
EUis, Scott Johnson, Cbaris
Miles, Albert Halliday, Dr
Paul Pettit and Floyd
Townsend.
Serving as honorary
paUbearer will be French B.
I^oveiand.
Indicted
continued from page 1
his employment he is
indieW-d. So far at U kn(,wn,
howt-iM, Usrd's is the first
cas* of a man under
Indictment being hired.
Two city policemen,
Robert C. Wuramer. 29, and
Jael! Smith. 31, are
eurrenUy worWng as Beach
Patrol boat repairmen while
awaiting trial an charges of
aduluiry and aiding and
sbBtting the operation' of an
alleged disorderly house.
The two officers will not
receive raises under the new
pay scale unless they are
acquitted in County Court
when their eases come to
trial in mid-November
Both men were given .
notices of su^eMlon after
their indictment and only
the threat of legal action
against the city by their
attorney brought ebout their
continued employment
though not as policemen.
CONEY'S
INC,
On Roetevali Blvd. One Mil* From Bridge
LIQUOR
STORE
Wall Known Brandi
KYI . BOURBON
GIN • RUM
BEER
OPEN
WEEKDAYS
9 A.M. ts 10 P.M.
No Sunday Sales
BAR
Open Daily
from 9 a.m.
Open
Sundays
12 Noon
Dial 399-9851
On* out of four
mon Social Security
Cape May County
residents jreeivinR benefits
under Social Security
number one out of every,
four persons in the county
ag compared to a state
average of one out of nine*,,
nearly double the stale
average.
Figures released today in ^
the Newsletter ^>f the New
Jersey State Division On
Aging indicated that at the
end of 1968, there were
13,010 persons in the
county receiving social
security benefits totalling
$1,199,000 per month. The
county's population is
estimated at about 82,000
persons.
At the state level,
815,000 persons of a slate
population of seven million
are receiving $76,912,000 in
monthly benefits.
Of the 13,010 persons
receiving benefits in the
county, 7799 are retired
workers and 296 are persons
receiving special age 12
benefits. The remainder are
children and "young widowed
mothers as well us disabled
workers and their
dependents.
Studded tires may
be used in state
TRENTON-Direetor
at
the Division of Motor
Vehicles June Strelecki has
announced the winter
schedule for the use of
Auxiliary-.
studded tires. These tires
Surviving are one will be permitted throughout
daughter, Mrs. Geraldlne Svit the "state no earlier than
of this city; two sisters, Mrs. October 15, 1969 or any
Joseph Bradley and Mrs. later than April 16, 1970,
Wnliarn Ludwig, both of Stud tires are a type of
Philadelphia; and two snow tire fitted with a pin
grandchildren.
type device In openings
Funeral services were held moulded for this purpose in
Tuesday morning from the the tread design. The "stud"
Wiraberg Funeral Home consists of a tungsten
followed by Requiem High carbide core bonded to an
Mass at St. Joseph's R.C. outer easing or shell of
Church in Semera Point plastic, aluminum or steel.
Interment waj at Laurel Reports indicate that these
Memorial Park, Pomona. tires may cause some
abnormal wearing of read
surfaces, but the safety
features of studded tires
appear to warrant the
present regulation permitting
their use in New Jersey,
Miss Strelecki said.
Yule parcel
mailing dates
are announced
Postmaster C. Wesley
Barclay has released, date!
for mailing Christmas 'parcels
to members of the Artned
Forces overseas.
The t'errn "Arrned Forces
Overseas" includes personnel
of the Armed Forces,
members of their families
and United States civilians
• employed overseas who
receive their mail through an
APO or FTO New York,
San FraneUeo or Seattle,
Addresses must be legible
ar:d complete and sheule be
prepared by typewriter or
pen and Ink, The APO and
FOP numbers are the same
as the ZIP Code and mu«t
be shown on all mail.
The general public is
encouraged to prepare
Christmas cards early so
they may be deposited early
in December. It also is
pointed out that Christmas
Season is in excellent time
for people to advise their
onee-ayear correspondenlR of
their correct address and ZIP
Code number.
Dales for mailing
Christmas parcels to
members of the Armed
Forces overseas are- October
13 ia November ft for
Surface Transportation,
October 20 to November 22
for Space Available Parcel
Airlift, October 27 to
November 29 for PAL and
December 1 to December 13
for Airmail.
A CLASSIFIED AD
BRINGS RISULTI
n hiv* *n ir.ll.n Dlih,
v«l CutM • ii
F*rfnifi»M."
INFORMAL FASHION
| SHOW IW«i FBIDAY
BV1NINS 7 , I
HARRY'S
INN
A Landmark in
Semen Point
our N.W Phot
CREDIT CARDS
ACCEPTED
Alley levies
fouled up
Tlie invitations were
printed and nil that
remained was for the "Board
of Alley ravinR Assessors
to address them rind srnd
them out to the property
owners who will have to
pay si share of the cost of
recent paving the city's miles
of alleys.
Just about the time the
envelopes were to be
addressed somebody asked
just how much was the total
cost which was to be
whackixl up nmonti tin 1
property owners.
Nobody knew because the
office of the city engineer
hadn't figured it out, and
obviously until the exact
amount was determined
nobody could assess
anybody.
The letters invited people
to Come to a public hearing
on Saturday, October 18,
starting at one p.m. The
purpose of the hearing was
io give taxpayers a chance
to express their views about
the preliminary* figures which
the Board of Alley Assessors
were preparing.
Now, the thousands of
eopies of the letter will have
io be thrown away = or the
Board of Alley Assessors will
have to cross out October
18 and insert some other
date. What the date will be
nobody at City Hall seems
to know.
The Board of Alley
Assessors is made up of
John A. Bryson, chairman,
William R, Brown, Joseph S,
Kruk, James E. Andrea and
Earl W, North, Jr.
T1LT0N SHOPPING
HOBTHFIfUB _ 64&3I47
Firidns it thf Opof
NOW SHOWING
•«'[«urai mem
Mu. Undid Artists |
' FtATUHE TIME*
WHknltn c, I, 10 P.M,
SatuHar 4, i, I, ID P.M.
Suni.r 4, 6, 1. 10 P.M.
MATINEE 'IAT. i SUN.
"MAD MONSTBRS'
PARTY"
wltn PHTLUS DIILEfl
BORIS KARLOFF ind all Da
MONSTERS
ALL SEATS tic
FIATUBE9 JJ, I, 4 P.M.
Classified Ads Bring You Quick Rtg
ANOUK AIMEE
at
SEA-WAf
DINER
9th and Haven Av*.
OPEN DAJLT i *.«.—IB PM-
longlostihe
long
awaited
Lawrence
Durrell'i
comet le
the screen
Boardwalk
•t 9fh St.
CLOSFT SUNDAY
NOW PLAYING THRU TUISDAY, OCTOBER
Evenings 7:30 and ?!30—Jvyfi'nt* Safyfrtyjp,
PAUL NfiWArUN
"BUTCH CASSiDY and
THE SUNDANCE KID"
KATHARINE ROSS =- ROBERT REDTORD
STARTING WIDNISDAY, OCTQiiR ii
On# Sfiow 8:30 P, M.—3 Shswi Situpdiy, §tf, II
"THE SHOES OF THE
FISHERAAAN"
ANTHONY QUINN — SIB LAURENCE 0!
8th StrMt
Off Walk
ii
- CLOSED SUNDAY
NOW PLAYINO THRU TUiSDAY, 0CTQ11I
Shows 7:30 and ?:30_Matinee Saturday, 2 f.H
VAN DVKI In
SOME KIND OF A NUT
ANGIE DICKINSON—ROSEMARY F0R5VTH
Ml
STARTING WiDNISDAY, OCTOBER15
Shows 715 and 9i30—MatiriM Siturdiy, J P.*
"SWEET CHARITY"
SHIRLEY MacLAINE — MCAEDO 1101!!$
Let Point Diner be your guide .....
tar the finest food just step inside.
MONDAY:
OCTOBER 13
TUiSDAY;
OCTOBER 14
WiDNISDAY:
OCTOBER 15
Ho««t Half ChlEktn wllh Stuffing tni CrtnWffV H
Br—6.0 pof* chBB v»ltn Tornats SauM
Old* Ennllin flmh 'n' Chlpt. On.
Hea« Baby Spirt Rlhl slin Sau«r Kraut, DM
OrlllM Cho0p,a choie, sirloin atsak «ilh Onlw Onnr
• rolIU Fll« O| rhiuna.p wlfh Lemon lu«»r
BreilM T.naw Ba«f Ur sllh Frl« Onlom
D«PUM Wrtm Clam Cain WHh CBCWJII Sau«
Old F»,!,!„,„) g^f s,,w vl cai^rola
THURSDAY! araiwi short Rib, oi crwi B«.f jjralnl«r»
OCTOB1R 1* WM,, ,„.,, „, mjtkfn wl
OBWt OflW
Lsulilana Shrimp CFisli with Blca CtiMrBlai OH* >*
PRiDAY;
OCTOBER 17
trim Fllal of Flsundar with f.rUr tllia
Hot Turkiy Sandwich Blth 6rin»rr> SaUM, Out
IraallM v,,l Cutl.t with TemalB Nun
ALt WEEKDAY SPECIALS only M.25
Aik About Our Daily 30e PASTRY CHIP'S
POINT DINER
OCTOBiR 9, IM9
William II,
pjstor of the First
rian Church, has
33 members
with H' d Church nt
Communion
Sunday,
:Omed ns new
w,jre Miss Carol
Bertna' Hope Wltm,
Central nv.| Mr, and
n a»id T. Anderson, 12
imh St.: Mrs, Jean
w JERSEY
rs united with
Bruce,
anil Mm Samuel E K
2121 Havnn av , Mr
Mrs. Ch.irii-, E VanSch
7m Wenl-y av , Mr
Mn., Juhn \y Drum
ifl.H Piiinncle nl., Mr
Mn,, Hurli'y F Curni'llU»
Walnut rd , Mr und
Donald Denhard,
Cri-htmnnL dr, Suim-r.1 P
Mr and Mn E
Fountain, ail .1 Wpht
Mr and MR J
OMPANY
WILL PAY YOU
$ 99
THE APPROVED
OF A . . . . .
INSTALLATION
CAS HOT-WATER BOILER
ir,,.
Plumbing and Heating
345 WEST AVENUE
DIAL 399-8167
Savings Received by the
10th of the Month Earn
from the First of the Month
• No Minimum Bnline* Raquind
• All Saving. Accounts Ism Th« Sim* R»t»
• Each Tram action Recorded In Pail Beak
MORTGAGE FUNDS AVAILABLE
„ and Loan Association
""ASBURYAVi
First Presbyterian Church
THi OCEAN CITY SINTINiL-LiDOlR
Fall art tour
plans listed
••hi, L'HD'I Hav,.,,
'•»•. Mr.
n.,,vi,|,- Mi.Hv ,,r Ih.- Bibli>_
The Church Family Night
Hid Mn Richard L
thr,,i,|.h Hui.k Study. Tin.
program will ,be held at
? Sprncr rd. Mr
"i74-' Ml^* Bm.K clnmnn Icir tin- f.ill,
First Frcsbyteriirfi Church
"
Alb '' rt Ljlb •'••. wmti-r ami >.pr-inp li-rin^ ii,
Wednesday at 6:30 p.m. in
Mr"' ' J.'ur',',', 1 ' 1 'll' Mr "" ld thi- "Gi.-.pil ,ir Luke A Fall Art Tour to the the Lower Auditorium. The
Mlin|.,,|:r,i|,hiil m.ti->, of ,-,icll Baltimore (Md.) Museum of Women's Association will act
Art is being urranged by the
OCIMII .,v , Mr and Mrs
as hostesses for the covered
Ch.irh'N V VVnldt, Denmu E.irh vluily i-, j unit in program comrnittoo of (he
W,ildi .i ml Dn,m Wnldt 10 It-:nll nnil i-vi'rytjlii' is inviU'd Arts Center for Saturday
October 28. Tho bus wfll
U.irlrmiiill, ,,v , S.miiF-,
T'HIII, .intl Mr nn.l Mr-, •L; puwibl.. Tin- tu-.iuhint' leave from the center, 409
Willum A Whitinu and Mi.- l.u-ult\ incluilcH Flrv, Allen Wesley av,, at 7:30 a.m. TraveMing museum
Jam- Whitin,:, 1 r i VV Hth f,t .ind V Clifford Hprringtun, The Baltimore Museum of
Thi- v, ,.,,,J ,,-,,.,, un ,,| thl.
ftirnn'r viri- pri-isidt'nt .ind Art was completed in I93B display available
tti-.lni-«l..v Evrnnif BibW- tri-j.,urir ,,f Philadelphia and houses great collections Mrs, Prances Van Oilder,
.ich.,,,1 ,,i First Pn-.bvti-n.iii CiillcKi- til tin. Bible. Mr which were bequeathed by curator of the Ocean City
will hi- hnlri Ot-lubi-r 2-J .,t Hiirrint't'in haj, ii-rvud as well known collectors Historical Museum, has
7 .10 ,. m Tim School mvnli. Bibli- u-.jclnr in Chun-he*, in throughout the United announced a travelling
i'.lt-'h Wi-dnrscljy .it 7 30 till- Phlljiji-lphid ari-a and Ih States. Among them are theoxhibi'
from the Museum
J' m t,j 0 ,, rn, Swmm w,|| on thi- SJljrf ,,{ ChrntLin Cone Collection, Mary Prick which Li available on
Endeavur Jacobs Collection, Jacob two-week loans for any
J
Epstein Collection, Saidie A. school in the area.
May Collection and the
O. C, baritone to
Edward Joseph Gallagher 3rd
The first stop for this
Memorial Collection,
exhibit has been in Miss
sing at concert
Marriott Reardon's fourth
Church group The bus tour is for adults grade at the Intermediate
and young people. School where it is now
Reservations may be made located.
to weekend by calling 3B976B8 Tuesday The exhibit includes
through Saturdays from id Indian artifacts, arrow heads,
a.m. to 4 p.m. Luncheon tomahawks and other items
at Port'O'Call may be obtained in the of interest. There also is a
Museum's tea room,
tape recording made by Ed
Stiles, a local authority on
Tom Perl in-;, Oo JII Cll^
baritone and 'nlm,l with the
Ocean City Municipal
Orchestra fur thi summa
eoneerts, will b L appearing
as featured wiluist with thu
Philadclphia Orcht tra ji the
Academy ol Mu.ir Ottnb. r
11 and 87,
He will appear In tho
younpj people's concerts
singing iind narrating "Hello
World", This ia a musical
trip around the world where
the audrence learns to sing
"hello" • in seven different
languages.
This will mark Mr.
Perkins' fourth appearance
with lhe Philadelphia
Orchestra.
Every man and woman
has to settle the problem!!
of life for himself and
herself.
Current Dividend
Rate 4%%
Per Annum
cean City Home Savings
Dr, David Poling, president
of the , Chfistian Herald
Association, the Bowery
Mission and Young Men's
Home, and tho' Christian
Herald children's Home will
preside over a Christian
Herald Fellowship Holiday
Weekend to be held
tomorrow through Sunday at
PortO-Cflll,
The Christian Herald
Magazine has a circulation of
more than .100,000 and is
the largest non-denorni.
national Protestant
publication in the world.
Dr, Poling Is a consultant
, on religious features and
news, a columnist and an
author of "The Last Years
of the Church", He
established Tho Herald"
Counseling Center in 1986
which • counsels' troubled
families and works with
young prisoners:
He also is president of
the Memorial Home
Community of Penney
Farms, Fin,, a rHiremenl
center for Christian paslors,
workers and inymonr is a
director of The Christian
Children's Fund, The
Humane Society of the
United Stales and the
Golden Rule Foundation,
BLshop to Hpeak-Churoh
Head ' of the -River M,E.
Church will celebrate its
17 7th Anniversary with
services Sunday.
Bishop Fred Pierce Carson
will speak at the 11 a.m.
seryici?. Special music will .be
presented by Mrs, Alice
Cloud of Petersburg and the
Corbin City Baptist Church
Choir.
The Rev. Albert S,
Layton, pastor of Central
United Methodist Church in
Litiwood. will be guest
speaker at the 2 p.m. service
and soloist will be Mrs
Charles Dovaul of Seaville,
Cam Club meats
The Capo Coin Club will mural of the first Indians In
held its regular monthly Capo May County painted
meeting Sunday at 2 p.m. at by Mrs, O. Spencer Cross.
the Wildwood Recreation There aJso are books and
Center. There will be pamphlets as well as a vocal
refreshments, exhibits and rendition of Loni Lenape
door prizes. The public is
invited to attend. Doors will
open at ig;30 p.m.
ClBMltlBd Aril Bring itaiylr*
Every
night after
IZhrf
Special Sale.
Al'ier niidnijjlit when most other places are closed,
' n'urspeeia! miilniglu-to-scvcn rates are rn efTec!. Call
from New jeise\ to any other state in the continental
IJ.H.A,, exee|it A las ka, and talk three minutes for 7J^
or less, plus l;i\. These special after-niidnight rates
npply to all Matitin-tfi-station calls dialed directly
from non-coin phones.
Who's up at midnight? Lots of.pcople. After all, when
.it's 12 hero, it's imly 9 o'clock on the West Coast.
So if you're';i night owl, why not take advantage of
our spetiiil mklniiilu sale and make a call tonight?
Nevy Jersey Bell
PAGM 1 — SMCTION TWO
Presbyterian Church plans Family Night
Indians of South Jersey and
Indians of the Western
Hemisphere,
An interesting feature is a
language.
After the two weeks In
Miss Reardon's room the
exhibit Is scheduled to go to
Bridgeton sometime in
November.
This not-too-small car is big enough for you and
your friends. And your liiggnjjtt.
Yet, this same riot-too-lurgc car is small enough
for ri budget. Even a frugni nrii, 1 .
You have three standard engine choices. Four,
Six, Or VK. Depends on how thrifty you want to be.
'70 Nova
Bisn supper. An inspirational
servlbe will follow.
Guest speaker will bo the
Rev. William Banks, Dean of
Manna -Bible Institute in
Philadelphia and pastor for
13 years of the Naiarcne
Baptist Ch llreh in
Philadelphia, Mr, Banks is a
graduate of the University of
Pennsylvania and of Lincoln
("a.) Theological Seminary,
He received his Master of
Theology degree from
Eastern Baptist Theological
Seminary in "'hiladelphia. He
has accepted an invitation to
sengM on the faculty of The
Moody Bible Institute in
Chicago,
Monna Bible Institute
trains negro young people
FLANDERS HOTEL, I ltd S». A
FUNG WIG
Less filling
Mora filling
Eastern Time Zone
Mountain Time
for ChriKtian service at home
and abroad. During the time
that the Rev, Banks served
as Dean of the School,
Manna Bible Institute his
witnessed a steady growth.
Ho will speak on the subject
of Christian responslblity for
both white and negro In g
racially tense society.
The public is invited to
hear Rev. Banks Wednesday
at 7:30 p.m.
A welcome awaits all at
First Presbyterian Church
and Sunday School, Sunday
School with graded classes
for all member* of the
family meets at 9:30 a.m.
Worship services are held
each Sunday at 11 a.m. and
7:30 p.m.
M5
Fall SMUty
BON AT CHAMPAGNf CURL 1^. ^
NOW ONLY
112.10 Compl.f. t_ "*
THURSDAY _ FRIDAY — SATURDAY
.JHAMPOO & SIT $3.50
CAUL 3ff.9300(lf no anlwtM-39f.1000)
Nova comes one of two ways: Coupe or Sedan.
From there, your Chevrolet dealer can help you
pul together any kind of Nova you want.
But plan on more friends.
And fewer fuel stops. -
Putting you first, keeps us first. OnTbTStove.
Central lime Zone
aci/lc Time Zone
•r\

I,,,, . : • ! ! ' , ,
Murder suspect's day in court
Msy,^
Day meininri. IAM:
The vemici hr. fuss;1 v.-. h\
was exactly ::• s
. presented by tl;v '
proseeutor"s oiv.e
was kmrntabiv weik.
Of COKBO ;; iS ",,.111 ti-
for • granted thai
not guilty o; a
10 . rru ;
alleged he commilMd. . iin^i *;
system hv may nr•ver
th- trio.
same offense uffiiir
This means thiat
is -i
Harry Anplemyer , ataiis: rs—i
fo both unsolved and unasvn
Mr. AjiBleinyer, \r hi> inv
Copper Kettle eh: an Qf nidi
was a credit 10 i-his
was a civic leader and: knowl
generality in all k: nds a; csui
For reason.? wh: GT= ,11
seemed pood tc iho fi niit
eharpM, Mr. Anpisjay.
jr i«;
of uaDror>er ,«esila:
hf,ha\-;
hi
. tho
the
days
a trial
Ski him
ittt-nni:
Ham
•Lshiir
\-mn_ nun Hi hnd already
.ht fir t pnptTiUrou rnurt t-nnt it 1 laimcd that rhnstophi r
i Huphi na !ft r ^1r
ltn\ir un 1 vpt mi\ diamond
Bu iftir lap-ii ol fm \rtir
i
uitmtst hid \amJird
E Hinl unnr ltd
Foil n DttfLtui Robert
v irkt-ci hard n thi casi
'i-r th unfortunate
win h Ulminntj^ thi
hi
h h \ t
Growing by leaps and bounds
It msy no; b( siHiediawiy
notieeablf tc sonjesasy Wiikirii or.
Asbmy av,, bu; this snail fw=i3iii-;r. :
i= ETOwing vsp,, very fas: Sr fas:,
indeed, tact 1* if anybod>"f cuew
what our popuitDor tirun wii; bt
"irhsr: thi•— United'" SmiSi census ~if
coinpieted nets: year.
3: hamiy sesms UKeij- that th-.-
eeniuf fifari- wi^ be at i-?v cni
esdmaied by ^ the Smt; Q: Nrtv
Jersey. Trit Smti o: N#v ,jer«e\
airmates WE have r, popuiansr. or
somemliic uader SOOD.'
The iaxes: iBdirator o: the town's
phenomena; prowt:, comes, in figure;
released by the city this weeiT. h,
just oniNnEiar. mind you, the cin-'i
UbB- forct WK: ar b>- 1"£ peop'it,
inif meinj that -fron; March 196S" tc
March 1966. that number of extK
workerf were required to keen thinss
going ir, this eommunin-.
Putting i: another way. m March.
ISSe the city employed 274 perenns
Tha past March the tota: was SST.
National Newspaper Week
hi muld ha%i
n rstn Jann o\er T
\uar destr\i tht
1 in an editorial
in 1964. lamented the
Mr. Anpiemyer y and aiiked
overydiinp po sible he done to
hu murderer
p trial. Fiv y
all that ran
bf said 1* 'that
tiiinp passiblt«
has been done,
ver i; was wh
rnurdered Harrj/
npifniyer husinessniar: and civi
By 'RUSSELL E. HURST
Esecuove Officer: Burma Deta Cru. JourtiMistK F rsMmitv
Th* men and women who.product DassiDi; ; f
your newspape
demanding set
operatt under t
of professional
f
aadinp set p
standards that stress accuracy, fair
piay and responsibility to you. -th"'
reader.
For the reponer,. thi> mean* \.
diligent iayeh for aU the facu, iuid
doublMiheekirjg and rriple-ohec:>.drii;
for accuracy. In the • ease 0!
controversy, n, s feeto to present all
« v le wpomu.
Covering tn* events of & swiftly
i^pag. WMion=Ittder. society »
.r. euy jot. For the repent
deadlines, and with newt sourcea thai
too often may prgviai* onij
jments of tht whoit story, perhsp;
colored by
For the newspaper"; fediVj'L,
jation ii io provide a? iai;
compiei* coveragt a.; hui:
ONE YEAK AGO
Dr. Edward E.
resort cairdioiogist
BUddenij- at hit hoa
rominent i B tht affair!
horv Memuria] Hobplui:
had practieBti
tiovemor Richard
plMd B(,d
reb u i Id ing u!
Lonffptirt.Sumeni Point road
berweer,
waichdop
oubiieiv
their ber.."
• 11V. liltll n.I.'.i
Thufiday, Oetober 9, 1969
'is,.- - ir. E1
BY THE
OCEAN CrTY SENTINEL-LEDGER. ir,r
113 8lh Street, Oeuan Ci!>. N J. u
Entered at Plan Offiw ai Oc« aJ, civ. N
, as soeond
JOHN T. STETMBRS ..............
VINCENT T, MICHELETTE........
JOHN J, fOUTHARD ,..,,.,,,,
when ?
J-'JVL YtARi
SUKCRiPTlOMIMllC.: *t.M p* , Mr „, Mll ,„
month,, SIM, EPMWhwe, «,, ,,
pmr yur UJSs *!• manltu, $1.75. w«,
ymmr. UJS. Pna Mi I»WW.B*, ID eenrf ^
WMkly »«fT Tiiurrt.,,-
FrfdMy tram MeMltf werii In June until Labor
Very natursliy, the increase in the
city's iab2r total ha* increased the
r;ty, payroli, hut nobody can
srltiEiis- this if. as apparentlj- is the
oa-t, the city i f prowinE by leaps
and bound". It^ just happened that
Aujras-; 1B5F~~diarT; seem" quite is
busy u Aupus: 1966. but that
probably was an Miusion because this
year 5S7 worKers were needed as
compared tvith 546 ir 1966.
One HwaiioTv does not rnake a
summer, nor does one municipal
labor statistic realty and truly
indicate how many people reside
perraaner.tly or ttaniientiy in Ocear:
City. Just maybe the tstrs city
workers were needed for some other
reasons.
At any rate. Ocean City really i«
growmf and the extra workers must
have been, needed or they would not
have been hired. We will be able to
tell for sure when the U.S. Census
:
Bureau releases its 1B70 figures.
rtrtjgh*
v.lihrjEi:--
;ur error
"Iris- ticit-ii'j:
jc/urnaJisir. nsi
urjjiifiiJliiUbri!.. usi
Tot fvt*-rptf t
tLimjcior. i:jreh'jirutr,,
iiiir:ii;i a.;;
"Truth i tnf
Afjf,
Wlrn id; bu! vtaj,,,.<
Wt..r> KurriN!,;,, G.
bkiru-e inr :,urjl,y: o'
tluai: fjny Lngif.i.i-- Ju
hy.^.it, ttL,r;,eujd
' i- /ml;,yi
Ocean City Sentinel - Ledger
V ,*iii',ni\i
JTtL-JSuish
•isiv; and.
b AGO
opinion.
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aii'j:
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ih, < j , ,;•,,._ i
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Mr
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\jvtfi sutt'chi".'—i n
However thi. Dulyware
^!v*.f Pfj'i Authufit\ : , which
)p'-at» tni t)Q:-'y bridgi-s,
••fiuru !, ,i:cnt d'-ciim- m
ra'Ti^ un ;h^ twin npani.
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f.ua. :,..v r.ij::i:, ' J-io
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,,,; r, ,, „,
iff* , !,«• r>.(.',tfji.>j
n /?>
viiriuu^ etiufitriu*—m his
« ! f:cjft ID ecuuntor thi- tidv.
His STclial at the momenj • is
basiid ol his reaiizutiuri that
U.S. trcjopa wil] not forevtT
ku* 5 p him in power, hi- is
aiminp at tht monpy which
ha>. hi'rptofort.. gone into tht 1
U.S. military effort. In other
words. If he cannot have the
troops. Thleu wsnte thfc
rnoney and equipment and
aupplius which havi; kept
them in the field. He
constantly stresses that he
wante Jong.term plans on the
U.S. withdrawal.
What this, means, in
addition to wanting titruj to
train troops, equip them and
and develop leaders, is that
the Thieu regime wants- a
lon£.term commitment of
udditiond massive U.S, aid,
in the form . of - military
wibpons^ supplies and
morii-v. This, is the best he
f"i B't in today's
circumstances.
Ir, 'in.- u.'l"vispd news
t!in|i'r>"ie'- he even admitted
vViintiric atomic weapons,
thtiufih thii, was played
down by wis.'r heads later
DMC-iiuw atomic weapon war
i: L; two-way street. Their
J- J '- with U.S. troops
involved, and the reply
v,'tiich would come, ' could
touch off a major nuclear
iiif, public relation*
rt. Thi.u i-viidi-s, tht two
IW.UIB. whif:h rnijjht rad
rii-hliriR. . Dri(. is his
riiiUNn Hi. ir. a Cathiuiic
lfi '"'t in B Buddhist
ify- Hi y; at) obvious
u':t .j[ a hundr'-d yi-urs
Frir.th tuioBnl
inali'jri.- u miiii-ft tr, tht.
rr.-r, '•ii Uiri|;iiBl!•••» ."l... all Ulonf/ he was innocent, andfMJ"^ (Ji|
• '>>'.","! >.*,,. •-'•'•>•'»"•'" ii,,,,, llllrl,llt t:itll n t ! V l ; T h Q r c t r j e d o n the s 8 6 . ^ BHU
t';-v,r.:
r i
^ d f
I"'---.' .-),.,, •*.„. wi, lf.,,',; "'ly.of UH. At any rate, the aim
'•"•':'•'• >•'"' hi.,,,,,,,,, !„..„'„ v«i:aii.jn ,i n d for ; that' we.,. 5 '
i,- -;::::.. ,;::•>• • •>.• "w C n,r*1
are going to occupy space in th« "? W ,m, • Mass
•« RDAY •
you better be sure to toe th
I t.m. • Muss
Holroyd will know the reason whv
|o 51.30 arid 7:30 to
penalties for violations will be*
p.m. ^ Confessians
unpleasant. At any rate, BuUdinn
AY •
Connor, a peaceful man, has direc
.._.., 10:30 "a.m. and FIRST amnai
to trend softly. After all, highly
. Muses
which may. affect national security taDAY •
peace are being weighed in the'"
7:30 p.m. 11 a.m.
close at hand. Thus far nobodv naj i»
11 a.m
out in the street as the result" of S
WtsifK f §day
•DAYS
t—
move, but City Commissioner David T
8 p.m .
9:30 a.m. and
told us .wistfully this week that "he wot
Dailysend
some of the city offices c 1 Masses
Noon io
-"--
• Pastoral Service
Hall basement in the space now oc
Fire Department. This " merry little BO ,
"Are
involve, among others, the fas Asse-,
RANCES CABRINI B.C.
i, ind Atlantic Ave.
City Clerk, It would also involve &?£*
fellism P. McOorristan ,
at a new fire station somewhere else I ton
wouldn't cost much. It could be d 0M u&
The
quarter of a million, maybe a lot less « —Mass
not only started us thinking, but K a
0 t o
envious. And when we get envious we turn i
3 0
Confessions
peen color,
'
blind,
.._.._. * » •
pr9rio:in v n:3o „:„,;
JLAUY OF GOOD
.UNSEL K. C.
Jrl. and Aibury av.
|Joieph McCauiey, Pastor
How
cpansive
\h Your
Love?
I thts Syndiy to the Chris.
%c! Radio Stries for tomi
'ill Insights on this quit.
[til area it is heiiril ,
!M0 k.e. 9 a.m.
DiM0k.c. 9;«a,m.
MBLE SPEAKS
TO YOU
Sunday—
«. U, 10,
-SO Iind 7:30 to
and
7, K. MIK! HI a.m. Miiw,c,s
* * *
sciENTisr
8th St. iuid Aiiburv riy
II
OF CHRIST.
— Sunday Serv)e.j
— Sunday Sehm!
- Testimony mceHriB
•3 p.m. — RsarlnB
Sin, DUenae, jnd
Death sBe«l?" is the «ubj«t
of the LcEnn-Stmiiin to be
read this Sunday in all
Chrislian Science ehurehei.
public is welcome to
attend,
"And great multitudes
eame unto him, having with
them those that were lune,
dumb, maimed, and
many _otherg,_arid_c«t-them
down at Jesus' feet; and he
healed them," This pgnage
from Matthew is included in
the sermon. One of the
correlative passages from the
denominational textbook,
"Science and Health with
Key to the Scriptures" by
Mary Baker Eddy, U as
follows: "Sickness, sin, and
death being inharmonious,
do not originate In Ood nor
belong to His government.
His law, rightly undentood,
destroys them."
Services beginning at 11
a.m, will be held in fast
Church of Ohriit Scientist,
8th st, and AJbury av.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
7th and Wesley a¥.
Preaching Christ Crucified,
Arimsn,
and- Coming Again.
Rev. William R, Allen, ThJ4,,
Pastor
Sunday —
_ 9:30 a,m. . Graded
Sunday School Classes for
each member of the family
John H, Pfeeffli, General
Superintendent. You are
cordially invited to come to
Sunday School and stay for
church.
11:00 a.m. . Morning
The Godfrey-Smith
Funeral Home
HIRIfRT L. GODFREY, MfP.
Eitablished J896 ~"
809 Centra! Avenue
tfng for the future, as in the pmt, thm
Mf and most dignified funeral service.
IN TIM! OF TROUBLi WE ARE AS
NiAR AS YOUR PHONI _ DIAL W.Q077
*aon to Ocpou City's First Funeral Director
OClAN CITY
MUSIC PUR
^Hyn T#rra«j and
'"• ioardwalk
'•with and *h strmt
Worship, Sermon • "Security
in an Iruecurc World"
11:-- «,m, • NurEcry
6:15 p.m. = Senior
Chriitian Ende»vor
7:30 p.m, - Evening
Worship, Message . "Delayed
Answer! to Prayer",
Director of Muiie . Henry
C, Loper; OrginUt — Clevius
Breneaer] Parkins on Wesley
«¥,, next to chufeh. A
cordiiU weleomg a you
eneh Surrfsy,
Monday —
8:00 p.m.
Daughters Circle
King's
Tuesday —
' I
1:00 p.m. • Bethany
Circle, John Calvin Circle,
Deborah Circle, Doreus
Circle, Philathea Circle, Irene
Harper Circle.
• 3:18 p.m. • Bible Club
for girls and boyj. (1st
throu^i 3rd grades)
8:00 p.m, • Salem Circle,
Westminster Circle
8:00 p.m. • Monthly
Meeting Board of Trustees.
Church Office
* * *
Wednesday —
—Fellowship Prayer. Uroups
Meet Throughout The Day.
8:30 p.m. - Church
family Nitfht . Covered pish
Supper - Guest speaker: Rev,
William Banks, Dean, Manna
Bible Institute.
* * *
Thur»d*y —
12:15 p.m. CBMC
JUuneheon - Plymouth Inn =
Men welcome
* * *
Friday —
7:18 p.m. • Junior »nd
Junior. High 0,E, & Bell
Choir Rehearsal. Lower
Auditorium.
« * •
HOLY THINITY
ITISCOPAL
I lth it. »nd Central av.
Rev. Charles L. Wood,
D, Ed,, feetor
Today COiur^iiy) —
7 a,m, , Holy Coramunlon
7 p.m.. . Choir Reheanal
• • *
Tomorrow (Friday) —
S p*m< * Fourth session ef
the Sunday School Institute
* » •
Sunday (19th Sunrtny
after Trinity) —
8 a,m, . Holy Communion
10 a,rn, - Morning Prayer,
sermon and Church School
7:30 p.m. - irening
Prayer
* * *
Monday —
8 p.m. • Vestry meeting '
• • •
Tuesday — -
9:30 a.m. . Holy
Communion
OCEAN CITY BAPTIST
CHURCH
iOth st. and Wesley av.
Rev. Da«d P. Wright,
D.D., Pajtor
Sunday —
9:30 a.m, • Sunday
School with claMes for every
member of the family.
WiUiam J. Redding general
•uperintondent
10:45 . a.m, • Worship
Service. Orfaniit, Mrs. David
P. Wright, David E. Young,
SPECIAL RALLY
PROOF THAT OOD ISN'T DIAD
EVANGELIST BOB RHOADES
PleaM b« my gutat for ••rvlen
you will lon( r«mefTTS«r, Prl*»r
will be offered fo, th»» witfi
spiritual and physical need* in
their llvaa, and I will b» daliverrng
timely Intpirallonil mmiiiti
from Ood'* word.
STAUTi FBIPAY,
OCTOBIR l«k Him
THURSDAY, OCTO1IR f«Hi
•IRViCU
DAILY 7:45 P, M.
SUNDAY ];N and 7iM P. M.
THI OCJAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER
CHURCHES
vocalist,
Wright
10:40 a.m.
Nursery downstairs
11:18 a.m. . 12:00 noon
- Service broadcast from
main auditorium on Radio
Station W S L T 15Z0 en
the dial
12:30 p.m. . 1:30 p.m. -
Musical Meditations" one
hour of the finest in
Christian music with David
Wright, host, pn Radio
Station W S L T, 1620 on
the dial
7:30 p.m. . Evening
Oospel Service. Bob Adams
song leader. Bob Keys,
vocalist. Message by Pastor
Wright. •
Night V-I :30 KI Nursery
pm - '
Su P e " i «

c
i'y i
PAGI 4 — SECTION WO THI OCIAN CITY SiNTiNiLLtDGIR OCTOBER 9, 1969
Church SfervicM
eitMtllHii.i flW.i
Rev, Row F^ic;,
ProtosUiiil ch;.?'i\\i
Sunday—
11 a.m. • MoT^t-i Seriieo
WESLEY UNITED
METHODIST
Petersburg
Rev, John Clnfr;ih,\ii.
pastor
Sunday —
10 a.m. - Miirninij
Worship
11 a,m, - Sunday School
Tuesday—
MARMORA GOSPEL
CHAPEL
Wt*u*r and LymlhurM
Ki1«.ml Klchnuimt,
r,ul:iy (Thuii.ilay> •
i>:-!5 p.m. = Boy'*
Si! 11(1 av ~
11 ii.ni.
ll.v.ir
7:.!0 p.m.
Tu.-.ul.iy
Oriii p.m.
WVdrn-.iUy-
7:15 • p.m.
mivtlHi!
- Communion
Family
Girls* Vllix*
Bible
Prayer
-u 7 - • "••?•' "
SK 0 "" SEAVILLK UNITED
Christian Tempeniiiee Union, METHODIST
Fellowship Hall Rev Wilier H•,« i\
7:30 p.m.". - Women's pvt.Jr
Society of UhriKtian Service To(1.'y , Tlnn».ri,iy >"
- , . . . ' ' S p.m. Cliuir ri'hi'unuil
Wednosdiiy— . . .
7 p.m. - Senior Choir Sllnd,iy_
practice 10..Hi a.m. • Church
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' f
(4 tO
School
7-:.:U) p.m. = Evening
Worship
COHBIN CITY
BAPTIST
Main St., Ciirhln Ciiy
Rov, Marry Fhuioison,
pastor
Sunday —
0:15 a.m. - Church Schoul
1 1 a.m. • Mornini;
Wonsh ip
7:.10 p.m. • Siiiidiiy
Evonine CIDSIIOI Hour
y
10 a.m. to noon
Fellowship Hour ami Bitalo
Study
6; 30 p.m. - Clluir
fi'hnarrial
MAINLAND CHURCHES
SQMERS POINT
CALVARY INDEPENDENT
BAPTIST
OUi st^ nnd New York av.
Rov. Cent Corbi'tt,
Piistur
Sunday —
S):45 a.m. • Church School
11 n.m. • Morninj!
Worship
6:45 p.m. - Junior and
Soniur Youn£ Peoplt 1
7;30 p.m.' • 'Evangelistic
Soi-vice
Wodncsday —
7:30 p.m.
i
Prayer
ST. JOSEPH'S R.C.
Shore rd. and Harbor la.
Msgr. Edward O'Connor,
piistcjr
Daily -
7 and 8 a.m. - Masses
7:30 to 8 p.m.
Confessions
* * *
Saturday
J
1:30 to 6:30 and 7:30 to
9 p.m. • Confessions
Sunday —
7:16, 9, 10:15. 11:30
a.m. and 6 p.m. - Masses
* * *
Monday —
4 p.m. - Religious
instruction for first to eighth
graders
7 p.m. - Religious
instruction for ninth to 12th
graders
* * *
CHRIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH
157 Shore rrj.
Rev. Adolph Wm. Kahl,
B.D., vicar
Today (Thursday) —
7 p,m, - Junior Choir
rehearsal
* * *
Tomorrow (Friday)—
7;45 p.m. . Senior Choir
rehearsal
H p.m. • CapoAttantic
Teacher-Trainini Institute In
Holy Trinity Church, Ocean
City
* * i
Sunday (19th Sunday after
Trinity) -
5 a.m. -- Holy Communion
9 a.m. - Morning Prayer
and Church School
11 a.m. - Morning Prayer
8 p.m. - Parish Council
meotinj
* * *
Monday =^
. 10 a.m. - Episcopal
Churchwomen workshop for
Christmas Bazaar,
10:30 a.m. - Atlantic
Cluricu:,' at thr. tjhureh of
the Epiphany in Ventnor.
_ 7-30 p.m. . -Acolyte
Training Class
* # *
Tuesday —
10:30 a.m. • Atlantic
District E p 1 s c o p B 1
Churchwomen workshop in
the Church of the Advent,
Cape May.
* * *
Wednesday —
8 p.m. - Evening Prayer
and Episcopal Churchwomen
meotinjl
* * *
GRACE LUTHERAN
Shore rd. and Dawes av.
Rqv, Charles Rinek Jr,,
pastor
Today (Thursday) -
6:45 p,m, = Junior CJhoir
rehoaraal
7:30 p.m. • Senior Choir
rehearsal
Sunday —
IN JOY
ri:lft n.m, • t'luiruh School
fliiiO -and 11 a.m.
Mornini! Worship nnd Church
Nurei'ry
7:30 p.m. - Church
Council IlliMifinn
* • *
Monday —
I j ::l0 a.m. • Senior
Citizens meeting in M 1 *'
• Parish Hall
* * m
Tuesday —
12:30 p.m. • LCW
AfterlHinn Circle meeting
8 p.m. • LCW Eveninii
Circle meetini;
* * *
BETHANY UNITED
METHODIST
Shore rd, and BriKhtoit Hv,
Rev, William Thielkini!.
Today (Thursday) —
1 ;30 p.m. • Fellowship
Circle rneetinH
* * *
Sunday —
9;4B a.m. - Church School
1 1 a.m. - Morniiin
Worship
8 p.m. - Junior and
Senior Hi|:h UMYF
S p.m. • EveninB Service
* * . *
Tuesday —
7:16 p.m. • Uurtiniissioiis
meeting
8:30 p.m. - Officilll Board
meeting
LINWOOD
SEAVIEW BAPTIST
An American Baptist
, Church
2025 Shore rd,
Rcv.Kurt B. Frank,
pastor_
Today (Thursday) — ,
Noon - Senior Fellowship
Meeting*
7 p,m, -- Junior Chcjir
rehearsal
7:48 p.m. • Senior Choir
rehearsal
Sunday —
9:45 a.m. • Church School
J 1 a.m. • Morning
Worship
6:15 prn, • BYK
7:30 p.m. • Evening
Service
* •. m '
Wednesday —
7:30 P-m, • Prayer
meeting
* * *
OUR LADY OF
SORROWS R.C,
Wabash and Poplar aves.
Rev. Vincent Ferraro,
pastor
DaUy -
7 and 8 a.m. = Masses
4 * *
Saturday —
4 to S and 7 to 8:30
p.m. • Confessions ^
Sunday —
S, 0'.3Ot 11 a,m,, noon
and 6:90 p.m. •- Masses
* * *
LINWOOD COMMUNITY
1838 Shore rd,
. Rev, William Conover,
pastor
Sunday —
9:45 a.m. - Church School
I 1 a.m. = Morning
Worship
•
6:30 p.m. - Young People
7:30 ; p.m. = Evening
Service
* * *
Wednesday —
8 p.m. • Prayer meeting
4 * *
BETHEL UNITED
METHODIST
Ocean Heights av.
Rev, L, A, Fillrnoro,
pastor
Sunday —
9:46 a.m. - Morning
Worship
II a.m. • Church Schijfil
* * *
CENTRAL UNITED
METHODIST
Shore rd, and Central yv.
'Rev, ^Ibert S. Layton,
D,D, Paitor
Rev, HQWard D-, Strattun,
associate
Today (Thursday) -
12:30 p.m. • Mary Circle
meeting in the Sunday
Schoul basement. Miss Helen
Dowries and Mrs, Leroy W.
Tlllon, co-hostesses.
6:45 p.m. Youth Choir
rehearsal * n ^iJ Choir Fioom.
. 7 p,m, = Linwood Boy
Scout Troop 39 mecjtint; in
Central Hall,
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# * *
TOUHIITOW (Friilay) '
OHO p.m. • Junior lIiBIl
UMYF Viilleyhiill in Oiilral
Hall.
* m *
Sunday - , ,
H !)'i!0 and I 1 a.m.
Mnrninij Worship.- Topic,
"Til e N e e (I I o r
Responsibility." S li'il., B'-
Lay ton speaker, 0:HU and 11
am, Pmil M. Scull speaker.
i(:30 a.m. • Sunday school
for all aee-s ,
i);30 and 11 a.m.
Church Nursery
10 -1ft a,in. Senior l!i|jh
Sunday Seluiol meeting in
the Sunday School basement,
7 p.m. • Evening Service,,
Topic, "Peace Within," Br, ,
Layton,
7 p.m. • Junior High
UMYF meeting in Fellowship
House.
8 p.m. • Settlor High
UMYF meeting in I 111-
Sunday School basement,
* m *
Monday ~
Noun - Suburban Garden
Club meetini; in Central
Hall.
8::iO p.m. • Senior Hijih
UMYF volleyball In Central
Hall.
* * *
Tuesday --
S p,m, • Mothers League
meeting'
B:15 p.m. • Fidelity Class
meeting
* * *
Wednesday -
6;4S p.m. • Junior Choir
rehearsal in the Choir Room.
8:15 p.m. • Ruth Circle
meeting
-ah.-
Askit-Dii 'Juu Iwlii-Vi" thill
any oflt 1 tniuki dr* ninrc thaii und
t ir nn d PI nnini. ind
In\ tin|_ '-tirL tript ABC
h rthind nd P vcholurv
U
I T, d >
Thur-dav inning cla^^t^
iruludu «S vurR Women -
Ri-t-re tion md Swimminjr
t tinur ticjn I ^p m^h
'•p td Ri iding Golf
Jntrr ductif n to Anr-ient
PhilT, ph% Pol.tit.nl Snenc
I fl 1 i n Film nt of
t l-inLtmilinc (b 11 Term
"nil ) ard Inv tment
irnui r
Unp
h projuet
includes Mruding, drainago,
mainline paving and a high
level bridge to replace tlici
i lnK low level moveable
bridge.
Seash or Road will he
relocated to^ the east of its
present alignment and canal
crossing. The. roadway will
provide one IZfoot travel
land and 10 foot shoulder
for each direction of travol-
At both ends of thf!
At cjollege
Stuart White, son of Mr,
and Mrs. Kirhy White of
•100 Gardens pkwy,, has
joined the Swarthmore
College student body as a
freshman this fall. Ho is a
graduate of Ocean City High
School,
project, where the iH-w
ulignmcnt will leave old
Seashore Road, [n addition,
at the south end of the
project, an access road will
be built to service local
properties
The new bririije will be
•1H0 feet long, and will
provide a 40 foot vehicular
roadway and one sis-foot
sidewalk, The reinforcud
concrete deck wijl be
supported on welded steel
stringers.
The bridge will have a B5
foot minimum clearance
height from the water line
to the bridge superstructure
because the canal IS part of
the inland waterway system
which permits marine traffic
to travel from Boston to
Miami, It will have an 80
foot clear channel, between
the center piers.
As part of the contract,
the old swing bridge, built
by the U.S. Army Corps of
Engineers in 1942, will bo
removed.
To be completed by the
end of June, 1971, the
project will be financed with
transportation bond issue
funds. All bids will be
reviewed before a contract is
awarded.
Navy Lieutenant
at Moffett Fiald
Navy Lieutenant (junior
grade) Thomas W. Perkins,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
J, Perkins of 3608 Central
av,, and husband of the
former Miss Diane Jakabein
of 42B Lawrence Road
Huntingdon Valley, Pa,, Is
serving with Patrol Squadron
Forty nt Moffett Field
Calif.
His squadron completed a
deployment to the Marino
Corps Air Station Iwakuni,
Japan last July, The return
trip was an unprecedented
circular, nonstop mute
between Atsugl, Japan to
Moffett Field. A corridor of
airspace was arranjed
allowing Porty'B aircraft to
climb 29 thousand feet to
maintain maximum. range
airspeed with minimum fuel
consumption. The long
awaited trip took about
twelve hours under favorable
weather conditions.
Masons to meat
_ SOMEHS PQINT-The
Somers Point Masonic Club
will meet Monday at 7 p m
in Mac's Restaurant. Guest
speaker will be Oeoan City
Fire Chief Perd TaccarinoT
Wo agree nothing is as
bad .as active ignorance.
i^mtS
WAGl j _ SECTION
E *e«
fnllh in
in the mistakes that oih^ ^ - • « • X?
You Still Driving lhat
OLD
WAP f
Time To Get
A GOOD 2ND CAR
LOANS UP TO 51000
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Sliced Garlic Bologna 7S
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Diet Margarine • • • • • .,. 4S•
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Carnation Coffee Mate -.. 59
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Arm Steaks ,'....'..., gg 1
T-Bone Steaks.."... 99*
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Breast of Lamb 19 «
Lamb Patties ...•,..,., 89 C
Sliped Lambs Liver .... 49 C
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Oyster
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Pumpkin Pies .. . 2 69
FROHN SEHEC1
Apple Cider... 2 75
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Cinnamon Buns... 45'
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Angel Food Cake . 65- ^
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OC man gets
promotion at
Electronics Co.
Andru Jernnt
AnnounGcment has been
made of the promotion of
Andre Jernep to the now
position at diroetar! of
education and training"' with
Qonoral Telephone nnd
Electronies Data Services in
Tampa, Fla,
Jerr^*^ will be responsible
for a wide range of data
proceSJiing-oriented programs
^cuitLed^.—at employees-,.
customers and prospects for
;
the company which recently
moved Its corporate
headquarters to the Tampa
area from Now York.
Jornee, who previously
served as director of
marketing for the Eastern
region, joined the company
in 1968, He previously was
employed by the data
processing division of
In t e r national Business
Machines Corp.
A native of this city and
son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Jerneo of 3800 Centra! av,,
he was graduated from the
Naval Academy in 19SB and
served in the Navy until
i960. He and his wife, the
former Nancy Jean Vettor of
this city, and their four
children make their home at
144-1 Maple Forest rd., .
Clearwater, Pla.
Ocean City sailor
at Newport News
Navy Ensign . Harvey F.
Ludlam, son of Mr. and
Mrs, John O. Ludlam of 307
Seahright rd., is serving
aboard the Newport News
which recently participated
in the NATO uxtrcise
''Peace Keeper" in the
Atlantic.
The exercise is one of ;i
series^ of regularly scheduled
NATO Irairiing exercises
involving over 40 ships and
approximately 200 land and
carrier based aircraft and is
designed to test tho
readiness and effectiveness of
the NAT.U striking fleet,
A secondary purpose of
the exorcise Is to perfect
procedures and tactics within
the naval forces.
C. G. Auxiliary
conference iet
The second annual Eastern
Intorpistrlct Conferonee of
the Coast Guard Auxiliary
will be hold October 25 and
28 at the Coast Guard
Training Center in Capo
May. It will be jointly
hosted by the Auxiliary of
the. Third Coast Guard
District Northern and
Southern Areas.
Harry Cummings of
Flotilla 81 has announced
the Basle Seamanship course
is being given every Monday
at 8 p.m. in Mainland
Regional High School.
Anyone! interested can still
register after the .holidays.
JOIN US on a
15-DAY TOUR to
MEXICO CITY
and ALCAPULCO
Leaving Jan. 17th
from Ocear City
CosH429
(& $M,M Tax)
BROCHURES AVAILABLE
HURST
TRAVfL AGINCY
S O I « T H S T R f l T
O C E A N C I T Y , N , J .
Township
coming events
Tiidiiy (Thursday) -
American Lotion, H p in.
TuckiilHic
Friday—
St-ratlinum* Vulunti'rr Fire
Co. Auxiliary, 8 p.m,
.Bay Scout Troop titi,
7;;iO to il p.m., TuekiihiH.
Fire Hull
.air! Scout Troop MS,
OiiiO to Niiio p.m.
Monday •
Tiiekiihoe Volunti'or Fin
"Co., H p.m.
Board of Adjilslmi'rit, fi LIONS AWARD-Sltip Given, (ivnti'r) tVi-mi C'ily
p.m.. Township Hall
High School quartorbnek, is prest'iiU'cl with thi' I'irsl
Upper Township Rescm
Squad Auxiliary, 7:30 p.m., Leo of the Month avynrd by William RuiiilcmmO,
Four Y's Rosliiurant
president of the Ocean City Lions t.'luh (U'l't) and
Sirathmeri' VtilunU'e Fire Ocean City Hij}h Schuul Football t'oiich Mk'hni'i
Co. drill, 7 p.m.
Slaveski, (right). Tho award W;IK instituted this year
Tuesdays* * by thy Lion- Club tnr
hi>.h
l
Upper Township Planning seniors.
Board, 8 p.m.. Township
Hal!
Marmora Volunteer Fire Youth Fellowship meefingi started
L.O. unil, /r.ju p.m.
Women's Society of Youth Fellowship mri-tinus .,
Christian Service, 7;-!5 p.m., at Oci'uli City Bnplisl " • '"
Wesley United Methodist Church are under way I' '"" •"'••••'- ••
III" Ilnalll ..I'
Church
the fall and winter sr-;isun,
!!r». Ml III n
Ladles^ Auxiliary to
Chaillaily, IV
Applejjate-Brower Past No
Wri,!lil will he
4BB9, 8 p.m.
t-erem on i is,
* * * .
sjj.'ilki'f is Hi'
Wednesday—
HlioiMn:i',i-r, nil -
Veterans of Foreign Wars,
Hlliti. nil rilrhllilil
8 p.m., Post Home, Marmora
Brownie Troop 127, after
school. Trinity United
Methodist Chuieh", Marmora
WE WONDER
Professor • Oxycra is
essential In .ill animal
existence" Theio ei'Uid ho mi
life without ii. Yet, stranuH.'
to say. it wii> di^enverod
only a little ovi-r .i century
ago.
Student - What did they
do before it was disriivered?
ClaaifiBd Ad» Bring Resulfi
• Anfenni Inifallltisni
• Tower & Roof Mountings
for VHP.UHF & FM
Complets SALES arid SERVICE
Celor . lisek & White TV
SsUi - Se-
meeting every Friday niuht
with a varied program "f
Bible study. sports and
games in the Fellowship
. Auditorium. Eauh M'lmp
meets at a different time in
Sunday School classrooms,
and Fellowship gym, Jut
Caricui for -11 h . rith and
8th jjriiders meet nl 7
o'clock direeled by Mr. and
Mrs, Ray Gannon, and Mr.
and Mrs. ,!aek Rimtos, Alpha
Teens lor tin- /til nnd 8fh
graders meet at 7:30 led by
Mr. and Mrs. .Steve
-McElhonny.- Senior High
Fellowship for hich school
teenagers meet at 8 o'clock
with councilors, Mr. and
Mrs. Alan Mclver and Mr.
and Mrs, Walt Zulker,
Ocean City Baptist Cluireh
will hold their annual Fall
Fellowship Dinner in the
Fellowship Auditorium,
Wednesday. October 22nd at
YEI WI DO HAV1 , . .
TV RENTALS
•Radios 1040 ASBURY AVi. DIAL 3W.491Q
w mniitl ra/iif *
SHOES
HAVE BEEN GOING
TO SCHOOL SINCE
mi
• LOOK WILL
9 PIT WILL
• WIAR WiLL
There are times when you tan L'uinprumisc
with quality, but buying a pair of tliildren's
shoes is-not one of them. Foot Traits provide
the kind of rugged, quality performance required
of sohool shoes.
TRAINED PERSONNEL TO
INSURE PROPER FiTTiNO
921 Asbury Avenue
Ul« FUILiAYS LTNTII. U )'. M.
Doetori' Pfeieriptlons
Aceurately Filled
FAMILY SHOE
STORE
Dial 399-33?'3
'l|
,M
ffe**« - ^^^^W8ilB53Bp^SE&-?|fci
E D O E R
Lions Club sponsors drug lecture
fill
I.in
llu n
,il (li-i'iiii City Itiiih Sehiuil
tiiifhi!: Ilie period frnin
(h-lnln'i L*H ihrnugh OeUilit'i
!]|, il was anniiuneed at a
Hiri'tiMr itl= the elub, last
w.vh .ii I'.irl O Call.
On Uciiiher JH at 8 p.m.
in I he High School
AililHof'inm. il h'i'iiifi' on tilt'
Niihii't'l lit inil'i'itlii' aildietinii
anil 11. Ciiy. Till' loeturi'rs
uill hi' persons who are
fonui'i addii'ts and who have
hi,'il nliallililah'ii.
i)u I i M;: srhiHt! hours
iliiiirni iiir four-day period,
11(11, i.lilalivi". nf NAHCO
will li'i'lure tu sluili'iilN al
Ocean l.'ity Iliiili SchiMil im
I'1!.\N(.'1"S BOMB TKSTS
1'ifi', Defense, Minister
\aliiy (ihiarti d'HstainiJ
ri •pint'- [hat Fraiiee would
h..[(l her M'i-i.iul series uf
fiViliULifn biimb tests' in the
Pneilii' m'vl Minuni'r.
:R.ATiVt MIRROR
¥¥ TRAYS
i a
CLOCKS
RES.
S3.98
SAVE
SI. 01
PLASTIC FLORAL
^ mtjfit*..—
.) pl.iitic
OUR
REG.
S8e
[EACH
97
Eft,
A T M U R P H T ' r
"CHARGilT
m um aim cun
ea.
I
WID., OCT.
(he siibjret uT iliiu
i. 11.11>i!11.1111>11 Tin'
anil
of
Ihc lilt liri.fi iliilil III.'
public and to iinf 'liiull
.ehoiil stucli'nlJi will i bn
iiiiile by Illi' Ocean (lily
Ijioiis Club ill (be iiiilijii!
KNIT OR CROCHiT
AFGHAN KITS
RES.
$7.99
SAVi
S1.2S ^ & KIT
jtunnirg colars Enough IOD
pure virgin wool for 4Ei60 Af
gh^n Edsy ms+ruetions
(mm
B O Y S ' C O T T O N / P O L Y E S T E R
SWEAT SHIRTS
90% cotton/ RES.
10%' polyoiter. S1.B9
Cf D w n e c If
White nnd f.iil SAVE
eolofs. 6 tn 16. 60e
C O L O R F U L P R I N r t D
FLANNILCTTI
Bright ,l er fl| s,
dots, cheeks, r., ln
*tHp0S. mono. HUR
tones j,,d |u- "j-Lyonile
prints. "
e
36"-46" wij,,. '
In other busini'S'i, Ilie '-*'li
Ocean Cily chili h,,,, I
esliiliiiMii'il a Li'ii-,,1 ihe in,,
Month-Award for deserviii]. 4)ri
hilih school seniors. The I'in.i Him
award Wai, presi'iiled |,, K| t:i,:,
wi'i'lt lo Hkip 4iivi.-n, ('/iphiiii i.
iind i|iiaiti.iliack -if ihe hii'li i-iiiiiM'liib
NUDI HEEL
PANTY
HOSE
and his friends
SEE how you can g et a
on an ordor frotti Sean
C.it.nloq Store or Call
399.3500
_J3jJR_ OWN
BRAN D
RES, $1.17 "
iAVE 33c Pr.
1 0 0 ° . 5+refch nyiori in d s
micmmeih. Fdshien shddns
average, full or ultra t.ill.
SOLID COLOR REG $2 5|
72x90" BLANKETS
POLYPROPYLENt RUG
MOON ROCKET MODEL
•v i
$5 OS7
»?C|«MiiT*
Mmmi
CHILDREN'S LINED
CORDUROY PANTS
PrOihrunk catton
CnrduFoy with
pr i n) o d cotton
finnnol lining.
Solids 3.6X,
Tpflun 1 ' 1 II coiitud
filiimimim 1. 2 qt.
5eiuen piirii( ce Vi
ors, 5 at. Dutch
P vo n , I O' s fry
pfin, eovor.
CORNER EIGHTH STRUT and ASBURY AVENUE
OUR
REG,
Si.29
RES.
515,95
SAVE
S4.S1 •
ITHURSDAY, OCTOBER 9, 196?
S
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THE OCEAN CITY SENTINBL-I
stLiiuiM ivy
PUBLIC AUCTrdN SALE
Saturday Oct. Ihh - 1 P. M. - City Hall Commissioners Chambers
41 BUILDING LOTS
Valued at Close to $ 135.000 !
TWO & MULTIPLE FAMILY RESIDENTIAL
T1TT
HAVEN AVENUE
^= ; m
rt in
S 'X 8 I t
1 ;
JO'iao'
WEST AVENUE
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HAVEN AVENUE
BO' i «'
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so 1 ,
;
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SIMPSON AVENUE.
ENTIRE BLOCK TO BE SOLD
HAVEN AVENUE
1
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t
M'
WEST AVENUE
1 *
30'
1 %
1 i
10'
s
1
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The City of Ocean City Invites Your Participation In Its Continuing Growth
BefwBen Haven and Simpson Av«nues, 35fh to 36th Streets
• • • Minlmi/m Prieei
Parcel No. 1 Par Lots 160 to 172, incluiive. and Lots 233
ts 24S, Inclusive, in Tax Blsck 3505, being
all of Tax Block 3505, if told at one parcel .
$92,000.00
Pareel No. 2 Lot 160
4,600.00
Parcel No. 3 Let 161
4,000.00
Pareel No. 4 Lot 162
4,000.00
Pareel No. Lot 163'
4,000.00
Pareel No. Let 164
4,200.00
Parcel No. Lot 165
4,000.00
Pareel No. S Let 166
4,000.00
Pareel No. 9 Let 167
3,200.00
Parcel No. 10 Lot lei
3,200.00
Paree) No. 11 Lot 169
3,200.00
Pareel No, 12 Let 170
3,200.00
Pareel No. 13 Let 171
3,200.00
Pareel No. 14 Let 172
4,600.00
Pareel No. 15 Lot 233
4,000.00
Pareel No. 16 Lot 234
2,S00.OO
Pareel No, 17 Let 235
3,500.00
Pareel No. II Lot'236
3,500.00
Pareel No. 1? Lot 237
3,800.00
Pareel No. 20 Lot 23S
3,500.00
Buclil J ol , | 8«ing eondiiions ol sole siiali lii) .jpnlleJible lo .ill
" ,'* "• l«nd dneriMd In (hi. N«l» of 5>»:
esv*^«-t^ lare*! of land li iejd Hib)ecf !B the reterviliani..
tiVlS? nW j eoni " 11 * 1 * «na nrtrietloni of lh« d««n city A.M.
•nd thL * ,? n ? o*lwr Eevensnti sf ncord running with the Isntf
! if"';" Ordliunet «na SuMlvlilai Ortlln.nte rellrlcllsnt.
for il.l - oll» nxrvn th« rlgm lo nltet «ny mi .n bid.
•w (m tvtry p.re.i. -rh, H|, of Heh (uicrl thall be
eenlirfM « |K«ri by (^ ^.M of camml,.!,, in lim,
Br«s

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CONTINUED
See your Ford Dealer, the man
with the most to show.
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r .\\ f. t' . J.
,.v.,\bur
heating
mrther
3ree
1CI
i illation i i ^
ILIIH. LD thi. -i i
KNOW THAT
CONVERSION BONUS
,rl,r
r-ntntnldboilirnrfur
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.si
IS ¥MfM 'fill
•fi » .ii 1 tMt.
i'oriher. Save now
ten us u^d continue to
:, :l:e niccirn way w
\ . . . _ i
^EAR 4,000 OF YOUR NEIGHBORS DID!
DOLLAR GAS HEATS BEST-FOR LESSl
CONVERSION BONUS
33
CONVERSION BONUS
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CTYOURU^AIHIAIINOCONTRACTOR -
New Jersey Natural Gas Company
, Haatif
[RSDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1969
CLUB CHAMPlON-ErnU- Brown (. h . ltllI , m
t) is congratulated by Ray Ulltnl f"°f
lock after winning the Ocean Ph n t,,
Somers Point . Golf Course
rown's putter staves off
illy to win golf tourney
had
*n an ihi' -i'dnd hole of
M'6 hull- match play
nd, arid mnnagi'd to halve
next Ihri'i' hull's to win
match 2,ind-l on Ihc
tflh.
•own hi'ld n eomfiirlablr
up lead whi'n the pair
iini thr morning 18, and
iLrtd out on thii 19th
lunch as though lie
plans of plekinji up thp
ojlriy. Both hit till"
BFi'i'il in par, but
n wont fivi>-up when hu
tapped a 10-fool pull for
lirdle.
The 20th was halved, nnd
I the next htilu Spurloek
pit his only bid ol the
ft? to wrest the load away
(m til' veteran golfer who
iviously held . the club
impionshlp back in 1666,
Spurlock played flawless
^if for the next four holes,
•king pars in the classic
|knw. Brown, however,
his touch with his
:», rusty wedge and
wd bot'oyitis throuRh to •'
24th holy. At this point
lead had been
to one hole-up.
Iparlnok iiiid Brown both
pars on the fjvepar
yard 26th hole, and
^n turned their attention
the 126-yard par three
hole. Spurlock put his
on the green, while
«n's ball came down on
embankment, on the
•' nf the green and
meed If, yards down the
It) come to rest on soft
dirt.
tvn wedyed a the
(freed about 10 feet from
the pin, Spurluek laid his
20-fooler up to the pin for
a par throe. Brown's putter,
which throughout Iho day
gave him IFi ont'-putt gruen*,
went cold and he took two
to j|o down, Tho rmiteh was
_i!vi>n.-
j -~-' '•-"""""
The situation was only
temporary, however, Brown
hit lonn off the 27th lee
and plneed his second shot
within DO yards of the Kreen
an the 015-yard five par
hole. Spurioek missed the
green on his third shot, but
pitched close to assure his
par un the hole. . But
Brown's putter came to life
again aj* he sunk a 15,fooler
to birdie and go one-up.
The nest two holes were
halved, and on tho 310-yard
three-par 30-hole Spurloek ! s
drive faded and came to rest
oJoni! the trees lining thr
right - side of tho fairways.
Brown's drive was down the
middle. Low hanging limb-*
denied Spurioek a clear shot
Con tor
at tin- Kreen and lie had to
settle lor iin upshot about
15 yards jn front of the
(jrceii. Brown's .second shot
landed on fhe yn'en about
three feet, to the right of
the nan. Spurlock pitched to
Lhi' green arid missed his par
pull. He conceded Brown
the hole and Spurlook was
down by two.
On the 392-yard, four-par,
^Ist hole both players drove
into the woods to the left
of the rairway1 Hpurloek
played nut, but Brown drew
-_.ii_ penalty=—from—the—muteh—
referee, club pro Harvey
Smith, when hi.s ball moved
;ts Brown was trying to
remove loaves and debris;
from around and under his
ball, Spurioek trailed one
down,
Spurlock, a slylist in form
and dross, lost the mau;h on
the 32nd ,wh en he
dpublerbnjfio.d , as , . ,Brown
posted . a one-over-par five
strokes, Spurlock picked up
on the 17th when Brown
matched his par five piny.
Scenery may be
but it's the p,
count.
Philadelphia? Camden?
New York? W i c Cily ?
Go PS Bus!
AUo
direel service to Sea Isle Cily,
AMlon, Stone Harbor, Wydwood
ind Cape May,
Depa'riures and infnrrnalioB:
Oee»n City Terminai', S,h and
AliMiie Ave,; nv.filt,. p.R.s.L
Terminal, iOth amf Haven SU, .
3W.21!:, u
AM*, iboul our nfw Package
EJUSIC, Servit/fnr ijuick ddivny,
PU1UC SEUVI^
TOUR NICE GR^EN
LAWN MAy QUIETLY
DIE OF THIRST
\ I I
Don't make the/fata] mistake
of waiting until your Inwn begins to wither,
Wnter it ^iow.
Now, while your grass is still green.
While :* still hsis some figHt left in it.
CITY WATER SERVICE COMPANY
'OTH STREiT and WIST AVBNUI DIAL 3990423
m Anuriam Water Woifa System Gompaiy
lo Good W.filt'r Sm^U/v ami Curninnnily
THE OCEAN CITY SENTINPL LEDGER
Intranee rules noted
for C. G. Academy
NKW LONDON, CONK.
Two Mupiifirant f:liarii;es
have bi'i'ii Miiiiouiierd by tin.
Const Oil,ird Academy thiii
will affei-1 . seniors ni.-iliiiii!
appliciit Inn lo |)i.( iinie
eadelj,.
I-'or Die first time, Ciilleiie
Rnlrnnci" Kxaininatioii liiiinfl
lest se.ii,.,^ will he •ler.'pt.'d
for flii" |(...|., ||||,,.|| iJii.ii lu
111.' IJeeeinli.T (i dull', as
well as till- l)ii;.Miih..i 'Mdenl uf the
Academy may nrallt il warn i
to outstandm;. iipj.lie;.!)!'
whose visual aeuily i
20/_ 1 00,
These clianfH-?, an- tn :.
program of admissions ihai
is unique union;. ' the ti,ition\
four miljlarv aeaiieniies
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appointment', m.i.l.' to th,
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ability.
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London, Conneetirut, 0B;i2O
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to file early
for benefits
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niiiii.un in Ail.-mtic City,
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workini> on a rc-gular basis," will have a representative
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office
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led to help with weekdays from Hl-'IO a.m, to
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fa^ie?,! Plact In Tht
t ounty to 4'j Buem«,ii
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all the way before
sueeumu.n*;, 24-20; The
Green arid Uliife is now \--\.
Ocean City's Thanksgiving
Day rival, Pleassntviile,
didn't play last weekend,
Thoup;h all of these scores
are important to Raider
fans, the most important is
the Wildwood loss to Middle
Township: Coach Mike
Slaveski will take his boys
to Wildwood this Saturday
in an effort to get back un
the' winning side and start
off the* Cape-Atlantic League
on • the right foot. The
Warriors, of course, wilf
practically eliminate
themselves with another
league loss,
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opening ouFne over St,
th.i hall
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only former -
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will certainly t« ^,
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in his nut erKosa,
his old school, 1st
paiats staiid psfddi
in th, Wsrridn fm
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sealer quafterW
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Beaver will s«.
INSIDE and OUTSIDE
WINTER BOAT STORAGE
I Rental Boats I
UP TO 37 FIIT1
SAT, & SUN, 1
& River
CRABBING
', Nets'& Lines Furnished
HQUBAUGH'S
i! GATEWAY
MARINA
On Pafeeng Creek
+ Route 559 *
!; Mays Landing Road
::SOMeRS POINT at th# :
• Pareong Creek Bridge •
| DIAL 927-4129 \
Kinds of Bait :
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\ Blue Water Marina
34TH STRUT AT THi BAY
AT THE FOOT OF THE
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DIAL
399-6200
NEW JERSEY
FOR
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NATURAL GAS COMPANY
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fiit and Ocean Ave.
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i'SOO gsardwalk
399.0171
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SEAFOOD and
JUBILEE CHICKEN
11SS Atbury Avenue
3W.1I1I
Bobby Moore
HAIJ--BACK
G. G,*s
DIAMOND
TAILOR SHOP
#09 Asbury Avenue
ROBERT j.
STAHLER
REGISTERED BUILDER
3317 Wett Avsnue
399.2980
Denny Van Order
H'Ll HAi'K
WATSON'S
RESTAURANT
Oce.in Avenoe at 9th Srr«»t
399-4013
VARSITY
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THI OCEAN CITY StNTINiL.LBDGiR
FRENCH
REAL ESTATE
WE ARE NUMBER ONI
Atlanfle Avenue
399.1454
EARL L.
SHAW, JR.
SHEtT M1TAL VVORK
ROOFING
HOMI HEATING
252 We»t Avenue
39f.212i
00TBA1
SEASON
THIS WEEK'S GAME
OCEAN CITY HIGH SCHOOL I
WILDWOOD HIGH
at WILDWOOD
SATURDAY, 2 P. M.
Ocean City High School
football schedule
' Wilclwtind Away 2 p.m.
•''CVipi; Miiy I lomc 2 p.m.
'1 liimmunhiii I Ionic 2 p.m.
Mainlaiid Away 1:30 p.m.
GIoui-cstiT Aw;iy
! 11 ii.m,
AHciiih- Twp. Away 2 p.m.
•M'U'.-is'imtvillo
M'Uill Homo 10:30 a.m.
Varsity scores of previous famei'
f ^an City 14 , Salem High School 8
U^an City 0 Palmyra High School 15
Junior Vnristy ,
Ortcihi'rl;! W'iklwiiiiil. Iftimr
Oc-tohcr'JO ('iipo M:iy \%sas
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VOL. XXXII OCEAN CITY, N.J., TMUHS. OCT. », !Mf NB. <
Sfudenf opinion
III. i, Ilii. liiiih
Tlli'ir
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llii'V
Polls tiiliPii at OCHS hnvi> a iro.xl rivunl for
pri-dJcLiim cirriJUMN' mi(i'i»nii's of this rilv. Our
recent poll on (ho Novi'iiiticr refiTciiduiii mny nnl
confirm
lhc> In-ml of (hi< sl,ifi>, bin \\v I)I>IJCVI> il
ID imiicMlo liuw Oi-enn City viilrrs will lit 1 iiii'liiiisi
thi 111 Vod 1 ,
Sal
As a ri'siill. of the Billows position of IH'IHJ; par!
I,!, of a town's paper, parents of sludi'iitK. nlumiii, anil
q U othi'r inti'nvstitl iiiiullji niiiKc iif> (he hulk of this
let pupcr'K renders. The student poll found in this issue
tt< was not cii'sijfMiil lo influence any of our vntini;
Q readers, hill Wi» feel iljf worth lien in how if can
an'
show our community the int»'re.s|. ami iiwarciicss
T
presiMit. in the school. If we can accomplish noihinf;
W hut this, our purpose is meter
bj
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I Local students favor
I vote age lowering

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14 — JICTION TWO THf ociAM crnr siimi*«.
BUS. SEKVICSS
BUSINESS SERVICE
LOTS FOR SALE
REAL ESTATE — SALE
CUSStrttB ADYBmSEMBCTS
L ESTATE — SALfr ESTATE — SALE
RD OF THANKS
FEMALE HELP WANTED
HELP WANTED
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
AUTOS FOR 3ALE
POMTIAC - CADIU.AC
12th *
Dial 199 S4t3
CLASSOTEO AD RATES
INSTRUCTIONS
Tom Ward
RfUPHOLSTEfHNG
and SUP COVERS
FREE tSTlliUTBI
Car RiditM Reruired
Coles Radfo Service
399-7554 AUTO GLASS
REPLACED
ALUMJNUM STORM
WINDOW GLASS
i SCREEN REPAIRS Ocean City
Glass
976 Aifaury Artnu*
Bakers ?*i: a -
APP11ANCE
REPAIRS
COMPtETI PA1T5
itl>*lS SERVICE
RCA 1 CHILCO
Mljsc t Swill
— A'l
f 'ALL
710 Ashury A*tfiu«
Dili 5Wi242
WINDOW OASS
JK&ACHL-
Ocean City
Glass
uu. "» iai IS*
399-2224
Uphobtering
Furniture Repairing
WINDOW
SHADES &
Four Poster Shoppe
BUS.
OPPORTUNITY
7*3 ASBURY AVENUE
PROF. SERVICES REAL ESTATE—SALE
BUS. SERVICES
OCEAN CITY
GLASS
926 Acbury
UNEEDA
TOOL
Ask ui, «r« rWl
Wattaca Hardware
CLAlSIFIfD AD
WINOS RESULT
986 Aibuty Avenw*
BanraMi M
399.2224
STORM SASH
and SCRHN5
REPAIRfD
Ocean
City
Glass
Aibury Avenge
Auto Air
Conditioning
Service
OCEAN CITY
GLASS COMPANY
926 Atbury Avanu*
399-2224
WE DO OUR OWN
—— WORK
ON THE PREMISES
AND IN
YOUR HOME
ALL MAKES ft MODELS
KI.,V K u -,VHITE
HAD/OS h KTKREO
YOUNG'S TY
& mmu SHOP
858 Asbury Avo,
Dial 399-0091
ANTENNA
INSTALLATIONS
CALL US TODAY
VY« will elHm«t» th»
of in
ELKTRIC HiAT
IN YOUR HOM1
T»y trm untSv
Wm. S. Anderson
i/ecfrlclans
IMS W«I A»« Dial 1H-M4S
AWLIAMCES
/ 'JIM'ji.'/i fj
SALES *nd SERVICE
M.iMng C»rr(r*etor
CORSON
OATS FOR SALE
Hol CHRIST/AAS
CARDS ,v,d GIFTS
TREE LOCAL TIDE" TABLES
ORGANS - PIANOS
LOWREY - THOMAS
STORY A CLARK
MLSK INSTRI
RYNER'S
Musfcraft Shoppe
925 Atbury Avtnut
398-0400
CLASSIFIED AC
BRINGS RfSULTS
FOR OCEAN CITY
REAL ESTATE
SEE
CHARIES H. CURTIS,
SR., REALTOR
M Mara MULTIPLE LISTING
803 CENTRAL AVE.
Phone: 399-69*9
Weger Real Estate
240 BjH»rt»» Road
399-0960
WOODS
Agency
218 West Avenue
398-0200
ROBERT J.
CAMPBELL
REALTOR
833 WESLEY AVE
Oc.n City, 3W-523J
SPECIALS
IJOCATION. TW )
AMII.Y DUI'LEX, Two
j-nch, etc. Both
Corner I/jt. Jttnl
Diiirsbl* Ocaan Front
Butfnati Property
and Lett.
BRIDfGAM'S
BEST BUYS
F. R. BRIDEGAM
REALTOR
3346 A»bin-y Avenue
Oc»«n City, N. J.
399-0953
or Kvenings 399-2G68
IF IT'S REAL ESTATE
SEE
J. W. MORRISON
REALTOR
J. W. MORRISON
8th St. A Ocean Av«.
, J r 0
3251 ASBURYj
399.209, "" ""
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Ocean City Realty
34th St. & Afbury Ava
3993403
MARK
AGENCY
REALTOR
2121 Asbury Avenue
X X
399-7036
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16 SECTION TWO
SPORTS VS GRAPES Mike Nevill ntid Sheldon
• Byron, Wyo. - Two Byron Carter both reerived four
Jiigli Knhool students have letters each in football*
proved the old adage 'hat basketball, and traek, Neville
athletics and good grades was valedictorian and Carter
diin'l mix isn't always true. Wiss salutniorian.
Classified Ads Bring Ysu Quick Results
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Come Early for—^Jj
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SAL1S and SERVICE
_ SERVING YOU SINCE '22—
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BARBARA I. MOCKS
JOSEPH B. MOREY, JR., LicMUM
• ELKTRfCAL CONTRACTOR
710 Asbury Avenue 0Iif 39M242
ONLY YOU CAN
PREVENT FIRES . ,
MAKE EVERY WEEK
FIRE PREVENTION WEEK
Ocean City
Fire Department
DIAL 399-6111
Hawks defeat
Sea Isle City
by 19-8 score „
The Ocean City Hawks
won their third game in as
many start* this year by
dofi'alin|4 • Sen Isle City's
Chiefs 19-6 In o game
playod Sunday on the Ocean
City field.
Hawk back Mike Fields
had a field day, running for
two touchdowns, one for 63
yards and the other for 31
yards, and returniiiK an
intercepted pas for 52 yards
to tally all three Hawk
scores, A pass from Bobby
Coif to Jim Quinn gave
Ocean City its lone extra
point.
After a series of penalties,
Sea Isle City scored up the
middle for four yards by
Fred Barbagallo. Sea Isle
City scored a safety for two
points when Newbold
tackled Bobby Cole in the
end zone, AH the scoring
took place in the first half.
The second half was a
defensive battle.
On Sunday, the Hawks
travel to Middle Township
to meet the Middle
Township team for the
second time this year. The
Hawks won the first game
214. Game time is 2 p.m.
on the Middle Township
field.
Bowling
POINT BOWLING
Powder Puff
Jolly Roger, 3, Question
Mark, li Swingers^ 3, Cast
Offs, I; Miami Somers, 4,
Daniels, 0; Crab Trap, 3,
Sullivnns, 1.
High singles and series.
Marge Pinto, 202 and 520;
High team single and series,
Miami Somers, 829 and
2299,
Standings: Miami Somers,
10-2; Sullivan, 8-4: Jelly
Roger, 8-4; CJuestion Mark,
8-6: Crab Trap, 6-6; Daniels,
4.8; Swingers, 3-9; Cast-Offs.
39,
AFTER SEVEN
MIXED DOUBLES
Bloody Mar ys 1 ,
GrasshopperB 0; Rusty Kails
3, Serewdrivers 1; Sneaky
Petes 3, Black Russians 1;
Whiskey Sours 2, Stingers 2,
High individual singles,
Mickey Calise (men) . 201
and Maria Calbo (women)
,158. High individual series,
Mickey Calise (men) BB7
and Maria Calise (women)
THI OCIAN CITY Sf NTlNILLEOOeR _^ , —__
», mams-. —^""Tjji f- ""•"" II Hunters asked to assjsT
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in state deer herd stgjy
PASS INTERCEPTIQN-Mike Fields high = L orer for the Ocean City Hawk ,
sroots 52 yards afttr a pass intrrr L ptnn for his third touchdown in Sund.i\ s
19 8 win over Sea Isk Cits
. ARCHER SUCCESS-Abby Anderson, of 811 2nd at., Somers Point, is
shown with the spike buck he killed Monday with bow and arrow. The deer
weighed 102 pounds. It was the first kill reported from the Mainland in the
current archery season which opened Saturday,
-109, High team game and
series. Bloody Marys 608
and 1728,
Standings: Bloody Marys
10-2, Rusty Nails 7-a,
Sneaky Petes 7-5, Whiskey
Sours 6-8, Grasshoppers B-7,
Black Russians n-7,
Screwdrivers 4-8, Stingers
4-8,
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-THURSDAY NIGHT
BOWLERS
Sandbar 4, Meyer Motors
0, Parkway Pharmacy 3,
Garden Motors 1: fillie's
Shop 3, Hagertlli'V Oil 1;
Dailey Plumbing and Heatinf
2, Williams Builders 2.
High individual game and
series, Joyce Bakley 179 and
497, High team qame and
series. Sandbar f>99 and
1819.
Standings; Williams 10V4 -
514, Tillie's 10,6, Sandbar
10-6, Mayer Motors 9V4-6'--S,
Parkway 97. Dailey 7i-12W.
POINT LANES
City League
Wallace, 1.
Stalnton, 1,
Wimberg,
Anderson, 3.
Boyer, 3
Rumer, 2,
High
Hiekninn,- 0;
PTroop, 0;
Strange, 1;
O.C.F.D, J;
. Round=up, 1;
Hyatt, 2.
8 I n it i ° , J I fn
Pfovenjion, 235; High series,
Jim' Provensfin, 572;- Hijfh
team single*, Strange, 572;
Hlsjh team series, Slrangn,
2559-
Stiindinqs: StranjiH, H8;
Hyatt, 13-7; Anderson, 13?;
Rumer, I 1-9; WimherjJ, 119,
Wallace, 119; Stninton,
1010; Hiekman, 0-1);
Roundup, Oil; Buyer. 0-1 J;
O.C-F.D,". 713; FTrr.op,
3-17.
POINT LANES
Capo Atlantic
Bcnner Esso, '.), Moyer
Motors, 1; Key Man, 3,
Wallace -Hardware, 1;
SaleMTiun, ,'j, Doclurs, 1; N,,I,
Natural Gas, 3, VVondcrland
1,
High men's sinijlf. Chuck
Abnims, Wonderland, 223;
High men's triple. Bob
Adams, Bonner, fjflu.
Stiindings: Benner,
•Wallace '
I1-0S' Wonderland, 11-5; Oaji
Co., 8-8; Salesman, 61 0;
Doctors, 3-13; Moyer, 3.J3,
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Seafood
Lrjbslers, ••), Dolphins, 0;
Crabs, 3, Sharks, 1; Shrimp,
3, Clams, 1 ; Mlnnowfv, 3
Seallups, 1; Flounders ri'
Oysti-rs, 1 ; Whales, 3,'
. Porpoises, 1....
Hi((h individual p]ti(
Joyce Ituis El Bara, !O!sj
High three Hame serins'
J6yce Reis E! Bfira, 009;
High team singhi. Crabs "
599; Hi|ih tenm series, Crab«
1721.
Standings: Minnows, 12-1-
Sharks, 12.4; Whales, 11-fl;
Scallops, 9-7; Flounders H-S-
Clams, 8-8; Crabs, H-8;
Porpoises, KB; ; Shrimps, imp, 7-' 7D;
Lobsters, B-ll; - -- Oysters, - 1] 2;
Dolphins !12 '
frsprini! League
Jesters, .», Markera,
Crack er.jacks, 4, Hot Flashes,
0; Spares, 3, LtvewireSi 1;
Spark Plugs, 3, jOddballs, 1;
Hi Flyers, 3, Shockers, 1;
Tenpins, 3, Fireballs, 1.
High slnglDS, Mary Jane
Willnrd, 191; High series,
Mary Jane Willard, S16,
High team single.
Crackorjacks, 191; High. team,
series, Crackerjacks, 179*1.
Standings: Crackerjacks,
ll-B; Hi Flyers, ll-S; Spark
Plugs, 10-fl; Tenpins, lo-fl:
Jesters,. 9-7; Oddballs, S-";
Fireballs. -7-9i Llvewires, 7-9;
Markers, 8-8; Spares, 8-10;
Shockers, 5 11; Flashes
3-13.
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NORTHFIELD BOWLING
CENTER
Ocean City Mixed Doubles
Grapefruits, 2, Applrs, .2;
Pineapples, 3, Watermelons,
1; BanariAS, 3, Apricots, 1;
Cherries, 2, _ Piums, 2;
Oranges, 3, Tangerines, 1;
Pears, .3, Grapes, 1; .'Peaches,
2, Lemons, 2; Limes. 3ii,
Strawbefries, 14.
High singles, Chet
Wimbcrg, 21 1, Marty Darby,
199; High series, Chet
Wimberg, 550; Marty Darby,
520. High team single.
Grapefruits, 682, High team
series. Peaches, 1903,
Standings: Bananas, B-S:
Limes, B'4.3 1 ,*; Piums, 8-1;
Strawberries, 7H4«;
Grapefruits, 7-5; - Peaches,
7-6;- Pineapples, 7-5; Pears,
7-5; Watennelons, 6-6;
Apples, 6S\ Oranges, 8-6;
Apricots, 5-7; Chorries, 5.7:
Lemons, 1-8; Tangerines,
2-10; Grapes, 111,
IT'S TUNE-UP TIME!
MOTOR TUNE-UPS • OIL CHANGES & FILTERS
LUBRICATIONS • COOUNG SYSTEMS
CHECKED • NEW BRAKES INSTALLED
STOP IN OR PHONf 399.3037
GiT YOUR CAR SIT
FOR THi WINTER
OCEAN CITY ESSO
£ssc>
9th Sfroat and Bay Avenue
"THI ITATiON WITH BXPBKJHNCE"
TOPS IN »>RODUCTS an* SERVICE
JOHN STOCKETT, Owner
18 FISH
STICKS s 1.00
D OYSTERS
6 for '1.00
TAKE-OUT KITCHEN
lOfh St. & Asbury Ave. Dial 399-1348
List winter th* Division
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Man i
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provide
Nn» Jtrsty dtir In rd
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Pirt tif the progrF(tm
cnii5i.ini of cipturini,
titfl'inu mil n It lsinij wiltl
dt i r tn varltlu^ p irLi u! tht
Stitt Thi mi ditr cmplii
wrm taBBtd with m.til
catth t iff^ in oni or btith
ear 1 ' and a rolorid pi i. 1 tic
c trt imtr wi^ ittachtd to
out tar FawriT wrri tl r o
capturtd tnd njr ti|j(jt d witli
-.mall clip tau*i All of the-,*
deur were taken and released
in BurlinRton, Oconn, Warren
and Hunterdon Counties.
The success of .this
program now depends on
the cooperation of
sportsmen, biologists and
interested individuals. Should
anyone rceovfr one of these
deer the following
inforrnation should bu sent
to the Bureau of Wildlife
Management:
Both numbered ear Uigs;
date recovered (month, day.
year); recovered by (a) riiimo
(b) permanent mailina
address; where recovered: (a)
local area (b) distance and
direction from nearest town
(e) county (d) state; how
did individual obtain deer?
(shot with gun or bow and
arrow, ear kill,' dog kill,
other - explain); remove and
return lower jaw of deer.
All Information, mcjudiiig—.
-4ays — anrj-^rower jaw should
be packed and sent to;
State of Now Jersey,
V.t Vui-h
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Discovered in Charta Cloth Suii|
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fine line plaids and solids. Trim-taMI
Astra staling by Alexander Soland of tbel
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733 A,bury Aw. I
OPEN FRIDAy NIGHT
wr HONOR c.c,P.. oiNi«
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HOJlG AND SONS
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OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER
No. 40 Telephone 309.5411
lim R, Godfrey
Jutkaho0 0,1,
iti in- Vietnam
2 0 • y i• u r • 0 I d
e fiC'rvifc-e man was
aetliin in South
on October 10.
ofding to Army
^ri, Sp/"! William
jjodfrey tiled when a
pier in which he was
; was shot down by
. -He- wa§ — a
er of thu First Air
frey, a nativp of
oc, was a member
1967 graduating
f Oei'un City High
l. He entered the
in .November,
and iinfived in
In April this year,
survived by his
Mr, and Mrs,
C, Godfrey.. An
is Herbert L.
, of this city,
funeral will be
[nfed
when the
'I body ia returned
home in about 10
frty was awarded
Silver Star in
|ob for aotioii
i-!Un "emplaee-
IMegatas coming
Prices above minimums
Land auction produces
$60,000; 80 more lots
listed in second sale
Tin- city -.,,1,1 «,eo,aotj
wurth oi building InU, dunnf J
J>tandin^ rcioni dhl> auctmn
f,.ili- hfld in thu City H.1II
etimmi^ioii ehiirnbt-r gjturda^
Spintrd biddinK un thi- pjrt
IJI WMUld br bujtra rururd all
price fur tin- SO l,,ts -.ulri will
abovf tin- minimum prir
S hrnl TAill pnsidt Thi fin-t
cfdtr cf bu m s, will bt Lh*>
fit utum cf i nc?w mod rateir
Thnt Bibk ^tudit- will bi
P" n b\ thf Rv\ Dr D~in,ild
G MIIILT prt idnnt *if th
Pitt burLh Th J I u M r 11
!5irninar\ All rtp jfl tu ihr
^> nnd will bf- made on
Nf tnd i\ lit Fiic_n at m*" tln^
jn tin Mu it- Pi^f ihd in Un
r if t UmUd Pn-b>l-nin
i hun.h 7th t ind \\t Itv i\
Ruling Id* r of thi- Flf t
Pr b\tirnn Church ui Oram
Cilv will J TM th romniunmn
\V TF hip rh iirrnm EJdnr
S irnm I I irkh irt will bi ui
t h if(_ I hi Ciimmuuiun
Sir\ic will bf t-n Widn^dn\
nt J p m
t.1 li r H irr\ Murnin^strfn
will hi in LII ir^,t of Millie Pur
iri" iii(_ rn nt R jbi rt (Jutland
h nrm in f iht. huruh s
II h r- A nrnti ti will dir t-t
III ilJTtnnj.
Ht% HiifJi MrHmn
Mill r titid cl rl ir iht
S\ mnl will [3H id* it thi
C ii mm unit n S* r\irt Thn
ct n Li nurd cm pji,i „
Chief Johnny T Taylor
Obituary
Dr. John Nogafe Whiticar
dead; Funeral on Saturday
Dr luhn H gjt* Whitic-if i
ph\ irian hnr tt r 1U >UR.
until hi Ft-iir nu hi mun- than
a di-ejdc igtt dmd m Bufdttt* 1
Tnmlin HtJ pit-il Cip^ Mj\
Court Hiu i TUP d i\ Hr wa-
Thi ph> ii_i m v, \ pc rh ip^
T. w **11 known L an a_ tutt_
bu inn mjh whu at tht- tim^
of hi d jth wj, u mrmbt r oi
th* 1 br-3Fd uf dinctnr- ^r Uic
C tpt- Mi\ C3untj Natitmal
Bink nw fit r t! Hot *ti- 5
Hi^t mrjnt which bt arb hih
middle nam and half ^wncr
ut tht Oc n an Cltv SnmJ'R.
ruinf Coif Club
Hi otht r intLre-*t- included
a H % tin mw
rumra inilrr it th' OemnCiU
llfnbudt t-ltlun or tin II J
f Oi t Liuard Only Ta\Inr
wl he pruplr (buitmin
particularly) wuuld c tup rallinf,
it the OLI in CiH tition
Tht t lficul name m tht
titinn In rt i thn Grc it E[ i,
H irhrir t ititin mid wht n I
hmt ridiu tn OCF in I it>
Cti i t Cuurd whn iiuwir n
Tht Htitiun at C3LI jn Cilj
IM ir^ 1 ind th it who
T i v I i r Im , N p i n il
3J ind i lulf >i ii» in tin Cu t
Cuarri nnd mti t rt.ct nth w L
d_ i(.nt.d tin the B irnt [.jtt
h[,iit-liip ittd ht- wi ufhrt r in
uhargt of thn Iif.ht.hiiJ "H"
Sand\ ilnpk
Btjrn in Mulfor Virninui
Tavlor t timt ^ frum a lung hnttif
t r\it.t pt jpli Hi Tiithtr
\\ in th N iv\ riiuiiif- tin lir-t
Unrld V7ir ind Wiib kt-pt ut til
tht tLund wir tinl\ b uau e tif
hi i|.e Two nf THJ lor s unrlt.
uert in the Coa t Guird
Thp new nffictr in char^therc
wunt to rhuol in
Gr. tnvillt NC Tun verifier
he cnmplttnd hich-nling
hi- join} the Cru t
C_ uard and ^v ill bi eligible for
n tin mi ht 111 M jrrh 1J70
I tlon t know though Iht
t OH t ijuird hi bt t n mighty
W t d to me I rn not o urn I II
It iv thi j rviti hlu n the timt
t-tirn(
1H aid
Ta\lnr who I now
Tavlt r 1 murnnd to a Nrjrth
Cdrolm i i irl tht forrnf r Mirv
E Muj Thi t-ouph h i no
i hildre n Mr Tnylor i
n m ninny in Norfolk Va for
thi pn ml bul Ta\lor >iid hr
will hi in On m Cits It r i 11 it
m \t wt t k
^ itt T" Will Choo t tWO
L^nmbUmnn a sheriff and i
touplt of Trntholdtr
Rtprcsnntjtivt Charlt W
Sandman Jr who t-iu rd i
t iimmotitin i wti k n_r b\
indicating hn would not
t tmpairm for puht rn il in ll
tjndidatt William T C^ihill
now »av» he will ejmpu(,n lor
),u bt rn itorial cindiriiti
ttillmm T Cuhill
Sandman ». ly hi Itniark^
oBont not r ptaking ftir Cnhill
i\nrt lakrn nut t f ttintnxt and
ill tortnd De piln thi Tact that
f
ahii! dtft ited bandman in lilt
prim-try Sandman trmd and
trut CiQF'ttr that ht i- will
pt ak fir Cahill hi rn untj tht rn
That -nltlts that Sandman
L lor Cahill
Nnxt i prtpnrttd la t wt ck
"sheriff A Hupptrt Htil i- not
lor thn Htpuhhran shtrif!
i jnrlid itt
Hell Ti nl' he wj
b o tiled iu t ti f i nt w
umination b% the OOP
«V mization um} ht thi rfforc
i Lhrnning hln llpport to thr
t mtirj-utit canthdntt fm
titnrt Elmtr(Pat) Knlh
Htil iipport .hould bt
worth i couplt of thousand
vclt to Krllv but wht thtr thi,
will bn , noujjh to ti t him
Hntttd i« i mntttr tif douht
Tht GOP orpjni^Jition in .trong
in thtse part
Th. Dnnn.rr L ,,rt TI i ni U
I I I )
Hughes
robbery
your honor," said the slender,
gum chewing Negro. After a
conference in the judge's
chambers, first assistant
Atlantic County prosecutor
Solomon Fsrmari, plainly
stunned by Murray's refusal,
withdrew the* witness.
The indictment followed
and it contained a summary of
what Murray claimed to have
heard from Hughes' own lips.
It was "Hearsay" evidece but
hearsay evidence testified to in
the presence of the defendant
is admissible in trinls.
What effect, if any,
Murray's story would have had
continued on page 10
Killed In crash
William W MrLiughlin,
27 > tnr old Vim land pott whes
^ervtd i i modt ntur for the
Pnetr\ Forum Itjturtd at the
Ocmn Cltj CuTtuflT ^rta
Lnntt r dn tl i irl% Sunday
mornlnn Irom lnjurits
•-U tuiird in in nutomobllr
ai titinnt on H irdin;. Highway
in But n i Bnrou^h
AtenrdlnB to Mult Polirn of
Malaijj Bjrr irk" McLaughhn s
cir truck i curb md turned
omr Ht wa dc id on arrival at
Niweomb Hospitil in Vineland
with ht id injune
A wid 11 \ rt ad poet
MeLau|-hlin j- book
_Ctin r piririts of Lovt ind
Death wa tlntttd by thr
OhioStitt Unnrr-itv Pri for
public ititn in Jnmriv i l )7n
At lh.L tirrn iT hi dtath,
MtLaui-hhn wa working tin a
ntivt 1
McLaughhn wi nmplo\td
u- T t hum uptrvi or in thn
Himmtinton tiffiet of the Nt w
Jtrity St «ti Emplovmint
Strvict Ht wi maimd ind
Ihi Ijthtr ol thru mall
III r I ,, , r t P
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Deified Ads Bring Resulfs!
Charles C. Palermo
, 1447 AABVT.Y AV;.s; £
Plumbing • H«N3| • WB
PROMPT & EfRC/eSf-SISVICE
DRAIN and SfWER UM SERVICE
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Dial 399-0166
VOTERS
KEB» THIS NIGHT OPEN!
MWDAT, OCTOSffl 27, 196?, 8 P.M.
REPUBLICAN RALLY
MUSIC PIER
MQORLYN TIRRACf «nd THi BOARDWALK
GGIAN cirr, N. j.
COMI and HEAR YOUR
NEXT GOVERNOR
William T, €a 6
[MUSIC • SINGING • REFRESHMENT!
SPONSORED BY Ttm OCEAN CITY
MEN'S REGULAR REPUBLIC AS CLUB
Ordered and Paid for by The Ocrin City
Man's Regular Rcpuhliean Cub, Dove E ; Elton Pres-
Chevy goes heavy! New Titiin 90.
An hi l t r 'in
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Schoolt elated, but
net for moritorium
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34th sf.
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THI OCEAN CITY SINTINEL-LEDGER BSPAY, OCTOBER la, 19« \
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Th nnr -, nlr t rs ,! Mi h »
I h I » 4i r_n«lilulin_l I
q» • 11 r n n- m th h -l r»
-IJHIJI-T nt T 1 ,1 r in mll
tfu Hijt frm, d nmuhith ,-, n
vr-iuld h Ip d r-i\
f -aim Ihi L-irn m T 1
liLi i P
d n-niri in epp
- Pli n t I j 1 ,nr-i,
m n -1 ra 1-; ,, j
h^i p inl ii i up a/ hriiiil iiliiiihi in Ihree
nitw-Mlf mpi ,,/ milk. Then rub the rrumhs
nmugli „ „,.,,. llmt [U1,C llu, miii y(y( lllf:i.,/,,.r ,„,,,
Ocean City
MONDAY
"ptiif vurii mi nl, mil' IIIIII niiv/i'iitth Clips ('/ rye'
"'W, imr tiaii inU'liitlf ritp\ u] ^nihiini fliiitr ami hvn
"itmr.f.Hirih lempminit nf full, A,lil the etumht,
"datiip iiml ,„„ n,l,lv>piinn* .)/ iniiluiJirs, into wliiili
»» line mix,;! line,. ,„„/ ,„„.,/,„// „„,/.,,,„,., ,,j
'»«. 7/iff, MU ,„ imii „ l!lp ,,f ruiiins unil the mill,
"I «*l7i ll,r erumbs wvrr MHlked. Niiw hlliwr
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Policemen^ wives enjoy
Hallowe'en dress party
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Coming Soon
1224 Aibory
LOOKING FOR
CMIUOSINS
CLOTHIS
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PRICIB. It
SUHI TO
VISET
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•BITS ANB OIRLS FASHIONS
InUnt I. lin 14
I ALSO THI UARD1IT
| SELICT1OK OF "CHUBBY"
I CLOTHIS FOB THE
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CLARET
Young Couture Finesse
Imported Wool Plaid
DRESS SHOP
713 IATTIRIIA RO,
Houra 10-5 Daily
yo u
to MEXICO CITY
and ALCAPULCO
JANUARY 17th
frorn OCf AN CITY
'429.
AMERICAN EXPRESS
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Club schedules
penny auction
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Thi". ihird annual Penny
Auction spansofi'd by thi*
Intcrriiiticinal Club was hi'ld
last week :it tfn- Nurth field
James U illia/iis grrvud as COSTUME PART 1 ! - s m. oi m
auctioneer and a roenrd memhiTS of the PCIIILI nn n Urn \ Lnti
amount of rnotii-y W.:IH riiised. tho photographer at th. IT i turn. j. IT \ n d
Proceeds will hu used for the Left to right ore Mr- Kt-nmth i, i ill Mr
club's charities. CARE and the
Vi
Medical Ship HOPE.
-Mr?;. James Ryan welcomed
members and guests after
which s.vtrul members (Jave a
welcome in their native
languaKes of Spanish, German,
French, Swedish nnd Chinese.
Refreshments were served by
Mrs. 0. Johnson and Mrs.
Anthony J. Barile.
The~m.*x! event on tHiFcIub
calendar will be a wine and
cheese party for members and
prospective members. This will
be hold October 29 at the
home of Mrs. William Blaseiak.
The regular November
meeting will bo November 12
at the Hn- ic or Mrs. Anthony
J. Ba: * vho wili show slides
taken on her recent visit to
Switzerland.
Information on the club
may bo obtained by calling
Mrs. Ryan at 646.0930.
BEN'EFIT AUCTION" SALE
An auction sale for tho
benefit of tho First United
Methodist Church of
Hammonton wili be hold on
the church grounds, Bollevuc
av. and School la,. Saturday,
November 1, commencing at
10 a.m. Items of furniture,
antiques, musical Instrurnentj.,
jewelry, old coins, stamps, NEW PTA MEMBER - MM. Homer Bui,
photopraphlc equipment, and member of thy PTA during the membership >
many others will be offered for with Mrs. Baker are Mtt.~ Roger LaRosa
sale to the highest bidrjor.
Refroshments and baked goods Swet'ney (standing right) and Mrs. Xath
aJso will be on sale.
Iseatpd). Honior Photo.
TOM PERKINS SEA SHANTY X
826 Boardwalk
SALE 25% OFF
EXCEPT MUSIC BOXES and LEADED GLASS)
CALL 39S.0194
HATS FOR ALL OCCASIONS
Whimseys ' From 52.50
Mink -• Persian Lamb.. Raccoon
'"'hinchiitrittf -•Vulour - Bfravyr•- Vtlvot
HANDBAGS - All New Fall Colors
Shapes - Siies
COATS . Wool - interUngd From $45,00
FASHION WIATMIR COATS From $26.00
LINGERIE • ROBES - HCH/.SECOATS
GLON-ES - SCARFS - HOSIERV
Opsn 9 s.m, to
5:30 p.m. , '•
HILfN P, Friday 9 to 9
12J Asbjry Avenue
Dial 399-5100
HURST TRAVEL AGENCY
508 fTH ST.. QCIAN CiTT, N. J. DIAL
Church liturgy is topic
of St. Joseph's PTA guest
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DEERSKIN
HANDBAGS
& GLOVES
The
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Rosary Altar Society
changes meeting data
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Mr J hi\ ndi'rpool.. Mrs. Thomas Schmidt is si-ated
th tr ii taff Photo.
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Junior League
elects slate
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VEHTHOB. U
Sen. Kay to
at Women's Club
Plans for the Civics and
Legislation program were
announced by Mrs. Charles
Oldfield. chairman, nt the
meeting of the Women's Club
last Thursday evening in the
home of Mis. Relith B. Smith,
Senator rsubi'rt Kny will be
Burst speaker October 23 in
Mrs. Oldfleld's homo, 1640
Central av. Members are- to
bring guests to the meeting.
At a jecent meeting Mrs.
Helen Ellison, pfpsident,
reminded nu'mbors of the
Second, District Full
Conference to be held
Wednesday nt the Wlldwood
civic Club,
Reports of
Bridg g
various
LURAV DUPLICATE.
AvernUes of HI were made at
the Lurny Duplicate Bridjle
(•amo played last week at The
Homestead.
North.South players comin
above average were Theres
PTA in membership drive;
ParenL visitations are $mt
Fin il pljn inr ths L'mnt\
F ill Dinmr wt Ft innMUfH'd b
Mr Rngi r LJRII,I pri^idiilt
.iT thi PT \ jt thi rnntmj- ..I
tin nn-ulm b.urd hi Id U t
\Sediu djv in tht Inttnn'dnti
Si-h.it.1
Thi riinnrr will bf ht Id m\l
Thurdu Ot't.b.rJ Jt th.
tiiw Cjpt Mj\ Fit nit ntirs
Sihonl Rnbirl T..I t
upt rintt ndt tit ni thi in ^
\ tit jtitin il br'hiitil in Cjp<
Mj% ttill b. th> p. ik. r
H* matiun mu,t bi iii\in to
Mr- LJRH,J nu Hti r than
ijturd^H Ottubi r l*i
Mi, LaRusj intrudun d
Mr- Njthjn Dan J- m W
m'mbir-hip ihjiriritn Tht
mnujl mi mb* rnhip tlri^i i
nn^ on irid tht IIJTJI unit i
trmni_ inr IU0 pitiitiE ul
pjri nt and It luht r
Mr, Jit_k D.i%I. npt.rt. d
thi lij tl ht mi rtturn muthi r
h til bi t n iiirnpl. tid Thtt
i c il 1 t \ j n H r II j in
n prt i ma it, but.kit t i bi inj
i- unpil. d It r i irh tudt nt hv
, _ Mr Ijlit B tni-
1 !-a rif-tt Mrv J i m i F m m i i J n t i [ l d
H Thi rr iht h t .r mt.th. r~ ndini' ih.
Mr Pjul Kindt r_ trtt n bu L tt.mpltttd
luimi II thrt.uuh Uttt.lj, r Amun.
inttri ti ti in ii luntdrlni, ti
riri sfl r fit! hi r hould cjll
Mr Fn nmn ,1 i) I Hill
Mr 1 JR*J i tri iunci d Jit
Lmeturmr
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n j rn r u iml v^itit Iv
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P r it hi I I u i- h
fir kint I t til, H m I
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NEW FALL
:* BI;TTE KNITS
'{•* L'Air.LON DRESSES
•* LINGKIUE by Kayser
:+ BERKSHIRE
' HOSIERY
MOJL'D SUPPORT
HOSK.
FOUNDATION
GARMENTS by
Forrnfit - VVarnur -
Oossarti
I&E
STYLi SHOP
SOMERS POINT
SMOPHiNn CEHTlft
BIAL SJ7.4M4
304 PiiUa. AM*.
« H»rber I965.J4I]
will ittt ml thi innu il bt.itt
Ccm\i ntutn uf thi- Cunjjri ^ uf
Pir.nt ,md T« tt_ht r- in
Atl unit Cit% Th^ ivi nt
np. ni-d >t,tirdav and will
ruiitinut thruiigh Friday
Othir l.w-al ULIUSJ iti-j in Mrs
Jimi Puhinu Mrs Htrbi-rt
Ciidtrt \ md ^!r Bankn
P in nt V lMtatinn uill be
hi Id jt thi Primjr. Schoul
Nimmbtr 1J 1nd it tJln
Inti rniidiatt 'jchoul Novcmbi r
1 i Thi jfwtlrv ^lln will bi
t-tindutitid during \i itation
ht.ur> Mm Banks will bi
churmin at tin Pnmarj
St-ht.ul anfl \! r Jack Dovlt
v,il\ bt in chargt the
Intt fTtirdllt' Schnnl
Bttttk i-air plan c art
ttntatut-K 'it Tor March Mr,
JUM ph Pfandtr and Mr"
Finntpan will ,it-£ as
and us. d
cu-t.hairmi-n !^tw
b.n.l. «ill b. M.ld
G. un,i Bulii principal,
rnadc i tw n m irk g d ^
t h i kindt rp irtt n child
divt hipmtnijl itvtU fif
childrtn and bu^ sjft-t\
priM i-durt ,
M. mbt r-, uf th> board and
thi ir hu-bindj irvtfl a., htnsts
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PAGE A ... SECTION ONE
Deal-bid
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and pinuthlt Hi bi n
it the On ui Cil\ t -
mi t thi b i-fniii u
wintc r 11 II I iri ( i'
in\itt*ri tu i in i
N p 5
Mimda\ mil Thi=ratis
arecheipor
after 7 P.M.
on waekflayi
and all day
on Saturdays
and Sundiys.
Call whin
it's chtiper.
Neve Jefiey 1E(]
On Your Ctr, Tun».|n
WHEEL BALANCING
SAVES CAR • TIRES • MONEY,
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9TH ST. i, BAY AVI.
DIAL 3999709
Mainland
•s ! -
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10:30
Point
Coming Events
£* m t r Point Srmtir
C i£i— n mt CUIIL, 11 JO mi
n Lir-ic Luthtnn Pan h Hill
TUESDW -
Scim r* 7 faint Kmanis Club
dmnt r mi * Imp 7pm
Dinul * Ri*uunnt j
p ni
in
Ht* piUiJ niirting H
Linwood Unit 353
American Legion Auxiliary
meeting.
WEDNESDAY -
Women's Club of Linwood .
Conservation and Garden
Department meeting in the
home of Mrs. Nuncio Sacecn
1103 Wsibash av. Members
brinR pressed dowers which
will be framed under glass
* * *
Somers Point Fire Company
Two meeting, 8 p.m., in the
New Jersey av, firehall.
Linwood city
pfting. S p.m.
* #
Cosmopolitan Club meeting,
p.m.
MeAFEE AT PENSACOLA
PENSACOLA. FLA., (FHTNC)
Ocl, 1—Naval Aviation Ofrieor
Candidate John D. McAfee,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl L.
McAfee, of fl Village, dr. N.,
Somen Point has begun
iraininB a^ Aviation Officer
Candidate School at the Naval
Aviation Schools Command,
Naval Air Station, Ponsacola
Fla.
BAR MITZPAH
Kevin David Koffman, son
of Mr. and Mrs. jack Koffman
of .102 Franklin av!,
North field, made his Bar
Mitzpah Saturday at Beth El
Synagogue in Margate. Rabbi
Jerome Llpsitz offlciated. A
butfet luncheon reception
followed at the Koffman
home.
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THI OCEAN CITY SfNTINILLiDGiR
HALLOWE'EN TIME - Members of
the Jaycee-ettos put finighing touchoi on
decorations for the area Hallowe'en
party to be held November 1 at the
Northfield Recreation Lodge. Shown
TODAY (Thursday)-
Venture Club meeting, 8
Council P-m,, in the home of Miss
Janice Finsel, 300 Wesley av,
* * *
Republican dinner, 7;45
p.m,, at the Columbus Club,
627 Simpson av.
* * *
Guest and Apartment House
Association meeting, 8 p.m.. In
the Youth Center.
Commissioner Chester
Wimberg and Harold Lee, guest
speakers,
* -* , *
Rotary Club dinner
meeting, 6:15 p.m., in
Plymouth Inn,
* * *
Ocean City Card Club game,
7:30 p.m., in the Youth
Center.
* * *
CBMC luncheon meeting,
12:18 p.m., in Plymouth Inn,
Ocean City Male Chorus
rehearsal, S p.m. on the Music
Pier.
Shuffloboard Club cttrd
party, 7:30 p.m.", in nhe
clubhouse,
TODAY and TOMORROW -
Rummage snip. 9 • a.m. to 1
p.m., at Talpse'^ Garage, West
av, north of 8th St., benyfit
Ladins Oriental Shrine.
TOMORROW (Friday) -
Natoria Couneil Degn e of
PocahantT?* reiTular meuEing, S.
p.m., in the American Legion
Hall, 14th st. and Haven av.
* * *
-Merion Park Community
Association meijting, 8:30
p.m., in Plymouth Inn.
SATURDAY -
Yacht Club Commodore's
dinner dance, 6:30 p.m., at the
Holiday Inn, City Lino and
Monument aves.,-Philadelphia.
SUNDAY -
Xi Alpha low Chapter, Beta
Sigma Phi spaghetti dinner,
6:30 p.m., at the home of Mrs. -
Joseph Bouchnr, 210 W, Barr
av., Linwood
. * * *
Jayeei's visit to Middle
Regional Jayeees in Cope May
Court Housi' for the Roll thn
Barrel program.
MONDAY -
Insurance W o m vn s
discuwion group, B p.m nt
409 8th st.
* * *
« Rebekah Lodge met-ting, H
p.m., in the American Legion
Hall, 14th st. and Haven av.
* * *
Men's Regular Republican
Club n-metinB, 8:16 p.m., in
Plymouth Inn. Preparations fur
rally October 27 to he
discussed.
* * #
Presbytery of West Jersey
meeting, 6 p.m., in the First
Presbyterian Church.
* * *
Colony Club meetiim, H
p.m., in the Masonic Temple
10th st. and Wesley av. Mrs'
Gertrude Lyttle Friedman will
speak on "OutsUiridini; Current
Books of the Year."
* * #
Exchange Club dinner
meeting, 6:30 p.m., j n
Plymouth Inn.
'HALLOWE'EN
PARTY
SUPPLIES
AND
CARDS -
ED
HILLS
PEACOCK CARD a.
DIPT IHOPPK
Semsri Paint fhspplng e»nH
DIAL 927-5723
here at the work session are Mrs John
Herringtbn, Mrs. Robert Lukt, Mrs
William GJeeion and ^^^. Jo^tpb
Dougherty, Staff Photo
Ocean City Coming Events,
Shu frit-board Club card
party, 7;30 p.m.. In the
clubhouse,
* * *
Ocean City Card Club game,
7:30 p.m., in the Youth
Center.
* # *
Geranium Temple 469
IBPOE of W meeting. 8:30
p.m., in tho Elk's Hall, 618 Bay
av,
-MONDAY through WEBNESDJ
Presbyterian Synod of New
Jersey meetinji. Tuesday lit 9
a.m. on the Music Piur.
TUESDAY -
Colony Club Garden
Department meeting, 12:30
p.m., in tht> Arts Center, -409
Wesley av. Demonstration of
Bonsai method of pruning; and
II k. tu Schi
p m at thi
Scht
11 Til
Ct nti r
.„ Ag. I iub
n thu
Buard
, 6 KJpm
>I Nicht, t 50
Intt rmt-dnte
leeting,
Yuuth
dinner
Uc* an Cit\ Hum nr Society
mt t tln^ u p m In tht Yauth
Lent
City Chapter,
Women s Aunlurv tu Shnrc
Mtmurlal Hu^pltal mtt-ting
nufjn it Fhm th Inn
Burracks 3206 World War I
Veterans meeting, 8 p.m., in
the American Legion Hall.
* • *
Archie Harris Club dinner
meeting. 6:30 p.m., at
Plvmouth Inn. Ladies Night.
* * *
Culony Club Art
Department workshop, 10
a.m., in the Arts Center, 109
Wesley av.
WEDNESDAY —
Ocean City Women's
- - Cooperative ~~ League^ first
meeting of the season, 10 a.m.,
Kiwanis
Plymouth Inn.
*
Bu ird Bosweod
p m high game, 7:46
Atlantic av.
Unit, d Mrthtirii t Men .if
the Firit 1'nitid Mnthudist
Churrh dinni r meeting 6 pm,
Rutaf\ Ann Club mf rtin^ H
\i Alpah Iti
Sigma Phi n,
fhujtir MH t
Mr^ Rajmund Klin.
Mrjn st , Plt-ai^intvilli-
h
Thapt< r, Beta
to Pnt-iptur
Jn pm Tt
J
- B2 rJ * S.
in the Youth Center. Sally
Faragher of The Four Seasons
Shop will demonstrate
decoration arrangements,
* * *
Auxiliary of Shore
Memorial Hospital bus trip to
New York to see "Promises,
Promises," Leave 9th st. and
Atlantic av. 9 a.m.
* . * *
Holy Trinity Episcopal
Kupples Kiiib meeting, 8 p.m.
* * *
Jayeees meeting, 8 p.m., in
Plymouth Inn, followed by
mooting of chairman for the
Miss Cape May County
Pageant.
* * * •
Marsan-Ranck Unit 137
American Legion Auxiliary 7
publie card party, S p.m-
* * m
Club luncheon
meeting, 12:15
p.m., at
GOP BALLY ON PIER
Jaycee~ette$ make p^
for area Halloween f ef
Final pllin^ WE m m idn ind
work e timp i f tod n n
di?cur iticin-i fur the nri a
Hallowi in psrlv by mnrtibcr>>
of tht J&vrit ittis* mutiny
Mi>inl.i\ avoninu in thi hcimc
•if Mn th-irlm Piilnrmu Si vi n
iBfmbmwtn pFpsint
Tht paiFtv is ppimsarid b\
thi Javcci i ttis and IH upen tu
tin public It will hi hi Id
Novcmbi r 1 it thn NorthTirld
Hetrntion Crnti r Uirtim, at H
p m Ticki o, mu\ bi .ililiiinitl
frtiiri members nr at tiiu dtinr
A rtmindir wa. madi uf tht
mother jnd dau^htt r dihnpf >i€?t
fur Novimbtr H it Smithvilk
Inn
Plan' wen nppruvrd (L T
pripinnj! Thanksgiving basket,,
fur Icicil fimilit Each
mcmbi r L, to bring foud for
the b u ket to tht next m
November 10 il B p m in tin
hnmi nf "Irn Da\id Martin
Mrn Vfilli
t-hairman cif tin aria mtttinp
tpmmittii innciuntid thi
Ocuan City Club will bi ho^t
KENTUCKY AND ATLANTIC AVINUI
Allanlie §it,
32nd AND REVERE BOULEVARD
•rigmtini
GROVELAND AVENUE AND NEW ROAD
Paint
Savings Certificates
si the
rate of
EARNING INTEREST
ere available at all Hires of our offiffi — thty
are offered in minimum amou,,ti of $5,000
(additional multiplei of 51,000 snd they to
infereit from the date of your invfltmem.)
Savings Certificate* at Anchor So»ingi on
Jn.ured up to $15,000 and tht SVi% (rtterert
they •arn is the higheit rate of inttrnt payable
under prelinf fediral rtgulationi.
Duplicate Bridge
p.m., at 418
nt til* nn HL-. in tht ^cjutharn
NLW It r* i \ irf J datt, bjck to
pr< lirvulutinnarv tirm-" and
irt pnm^ rxamplc r uf early
f *ilonol Tfchitt cturi.
Thi leeturi i^ the name
uhirh will bi given by
Fnifr^ ur King it Cambridgi
bi itirn a cla^. dt Harvard
UnmrMtv
it ihr bu c inesa mr>t>ting u
It ttur wi. rnad from the
RotiF^ riub ofGulfpuFt, Miss
at-.]' nn^lcd^ing receipt uf the
gift tn thtjr Hurricane Camillo
PAGE 7 — SECTION ONE
Point golf course
dosed on Saturday
The Gepan City-Somrm
Point Golf COURSO and all"
the club facilities will be
closed on Saturday in
mpfflury uf Dr Juhn
Hogate Whitic r who dud
Tunsdij at BurdctU
Tornlin Ho^pitaJ, it wiu*
annnuncDd ye^ttrda\ by
formi r Mavar B Thumu
Waldfnan treasurer of thf
corporation which
uprrates tht club
Dr Whitiear Wd f \ ICI
president of tht
corp oration
/imfflnman i c
Charier,
president
Disaster Rrhef Fund The
mancv ha, c bten tarmark*^! to
relieve the di*.trt*^s and
•'uffrnng in the yrna
The Hub also aeknowledg**d
a donation from Ralph
Rohrman for the Rntarv Little
l#fcague team
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Phone 398-0032
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Reclining front bucket scats -
2-speed electric wipers • 2
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transmission - vinyl upholst.
cry • w/w carpets - rear opening
windows plus many more
standard safety features, Big
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to others because of front
wheel drive resultinR in flat
floor. Water coaled four cylindor
engine quiet as a V-S, Will
do over 95 MPH - up to 40'
miles per gallon. Trunk space
unbelievable. Complete sot of
teals and instructions.
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puidi.
fabric with r
stifTrefss
"hiimp m
lubnc eh met
pour £>i% mq .and
sc in
pnnr fit
p
apprrippu tt
fabric,
mure
tht
f^hnc fnr a
ir mure cn c p
h
btjd\
A pattern with many
seams or intneste detail
appeals te best advantage
with a plain-colored fabric.
Prints show off better with
a pattern of few seam lines,
Polish up an sewing
"-TBchniqycs -fur a profgaslnrral^
appearance. Examine
TE§dy-to=wear to see the
techniques bdnB used by
industry.
Try to assemble- « gajmei
as quickly as possible" so it
won't have thit worn-out
look before you wesr iL
Press as you sew. You 11 end
up^ with s better looking
garnie! and won't be faced
with , the difficult press job
after the final stichmg.
It's difficult to , s*#
ourselves as we really are.
The mere you Warn to
analyse your own figure in
IS of average proportions,
the easier it will be for you
to determine garmet
proportions most becoming
to you. If you have worn
certain styles that seemed to
be becoming, look for
SOCIAL SECURITY
Question Box»«
(Editer't Not* - The
SoeiiJ Security offlee at
4aia and Paeifjc
is Atlantic City
the following
„ _ feceimd last
week. For persona) replies,
mi re write the district
©ffsce Or teiephoae
344-4011. Do not write or
!aU the SENTIKEL-
-LEDGEE.
hiy wife k-id I &r& both
€5 M.r*d ijre eoverird by
trav«,;;r,E i- Europe for
h : munihi^ \h\i Fail
fcri5%vef
in^u
wrriei-t ir Ai United
LI died,
Security
month. I? there s
!ufnp*g!i.rn de^th benefit to help
pyv nt-r buflii W
much''
cfef; piiy ^ l-urnp=surn
SIGr Iu E25D, if > au
worried long
turny to
ira-ured if he F benefit
_=d on hef r^i
the worter fwife o
theri n'j lymp^iim
erifcTn
Q My wife patied
thre* ifcart, agfj. At thai tir/i
payrneri: from S'jciai Securit
us; work sh< had d'jri.
before our marring--. I waf
however, that v.'jlhmg mo-,
was payable fur yur
g children bvoaui, sh
had not worked ir, rvcrnl
y»ari.. My two b'jni «/e t.fjw ir
Ai nd i find it diffnulE 10
nn*'. thi
A. C'hfcck sigiiiri a: you
Social , Security office, Siri>;i
yuy lasl inquired thi-ri- ha;
been s ehariye jn the law which
fi,mt)vw, th q(mri
concernini; reciril work.makint;
il easier for survii'ifiy ehildj-en
to qualify for monthl
on their deceiiJ.ed ih,
sociid MKunty rttord. If you.
sops are (.till under ajie 22 tfier.-
is'a jorid chance they m»v n.j
qualify for monthly' "«t.ud(,[,t
beiiefit!,.
and disaster. If you have n
drpsii form, put [lie print cm
it - before you cut . to KPt
an idea how it michl appear
on your figure. Or hold it
up to yourself in front of a
full length mirror.
Don't be nfraid lo try
something new, gut, do try
on a few ready.towear
dresses in similar style arid
fabric to get q n idea if it
does anythinfi for your
figure before yu u no to the
timo and effort of making
somethinB you won't won,.
If you can JUst cut nut a
pattern, sew it Up and aVt u
good fit, you're a lucky
soul. Most of us have to
make s IJ me fitting
adjustments. To perfect th,,
fit is difficult to do on
yourself. Maybe y,, u and a
sewing friend enn trade
fittings. Learn the styles
which fit you best and
which provide s Dom )j m. s f,, r
easy alterations.
One final point. Keep up
to date on style trends.
Fashions chang!. rapidly
these days. Even jf yi)u do
a fine job of putting the
^garmetJogethM^y ou-^iTHsh t-
as well have the j atest style
rather than one which
looked good on you several
seasons ago.
known to be
essential to human belnMs ILLUMINATE THE
But there's one ejtfieptiu! GROOMING 'CENTER
vitamin D, „,.» =« Wuwi - VVash Wash Up in in;«
how much Its not certain Li Kh,ed-Up B,iihro,,m
adults need of this vitamin % yu£ blithlllljm
The United Siat f, s has an
adequate food supply to
meet the needs of its
people, and it has one of
'he highest nutrilional
standards in tht. world.
Despite this fact, many nf
our eitijens feel tf,ey irc.
suffering from dietary
deficiency. And they 1 f P,"l
that proper eating of
available foods j, n,it
adequate for, a ""healthy
survival.
The existence of this
attitude is the foundation
upon which rniiijor.j of
dollars are spea: i; ;, ch vcar
for Rlisrepre-, r.:'-d health
food* ind fid di'/u
A diily balanced ,-;ak'. ,.,'.
dairy product*, "" p.-ou-ir,
foods, fruits inn v O!»,utlfe».
' ' A I R V R A d li
VICTIM Don r,,dn, ^
hunp hruufht intii Shuri
Mimtiriil Hu-pitjl „ iB
the 111-! tirills 11m ii 7n
p-l.uilL.r rininiidlmn, ,
burmnu- airln.. r «hiuh
f r i'h I indi d Tt [hi
NAFtr urp.irt Sundi\
iftt rnium It w i i mutt
material;
temprratur
meat prae
m ea us
refrigerator
lime, anri
maintained in
IB plants. New
railroad 'ears' nnd
trucks permit constant
temperatures with „
minimum of rneehanieal
servicing.
But selling up guides m
-nwtrt ITTTJ
not
And it's hard fur Vuu
judge the quality of me
just by looking at i
Hinvi'ver, in aid yuu
gettinu quality meat, a iV
NO NUTRIENT SHORTAGE S'%^ ta,,* iff
PROBLEM IN THIS COUNTB „,,„„ ^'J,,. " ^hup^ .„"
Persons who ar o | n general reputable store, rely u
good health have much in government or packi.r Brade;
their favor. From a balanced , 1!ld Ulil, lin, ri), in method
diet of commonlj. available t>[ stt!ti nls .,„,] cltllu
foods, they can readily get
the vitamins and other
essrm vf,u of ,i prr,p(.r
supply of nerted nutnentji.
S-rJ f.i n :l iciod -dihturv
praciieti, b»«;d or. fallaeii"".
prescnlsM by wffi B1ht,ra,fi
persons, may ^ziuklh- cout^
nuintionsii i —baianqi- trd
endingftr yrjjr h.ijth," •
S'J yij-i" e-d irjj, f-iriii--
and - othtr famili^ wh(J
^njuy (eneri] good health
havt i, ul,, rt^on to be
erjrie*rned aboui iniHeouat"
nulntion YOJ jyi- n,.,4 .,,
keep if; m:nd that vj u muit
eh^s* ih, ; rj, jd, ,: rjU ; M
each dly from lhr
•A foods" e.'vmruTj r,Jy
BUY MEAT
WITH C(JNfIDE;;f;K
epproivh
have mnarmsf S
o v i rwheirs»d b
sbunsur.ei and v
fc Lhey Ms- A
wtnl lo M-rve th'-
prKi!.e-w;nn;nf "it
but bfi- rjot byfi n
bO! It- Although
doubl vijur rnig!
ability. :,w ta
dtnci- in th.-
You ne
fjjr.;.
ti.-rdi,
variots
th i-.
in;';.
'K. r
iint; meat
r
4\
liuht
r OCEAN CITY SENTIN£Lj.EPQ_EH
: up to test the
ap.ibilil!. :• of NAFEC,
nibulane' squads. Shore
I ,ind Kossl.T
Hospital Jl
• in Civil Air
-onnoi made up
im*. NAFEC
Lhti'd smudsfs
a lam,' volume
hit,'
>
JM
of smoke. Ocean City's
rem-iie squad participated
JS did squads from Upper
Tow nship, Hammonton,
Egi; Harbor City, Lower
Township^ Green Bank,
Somers Point, Abseeon,
North field. Pleasantville,
U.illoway, and Egi! Harbor
Townships.
County government outmoj]
(Kdilor's (Editor's Notcr Note, struclur strut-til res from which „!,„,,,„ ehiirter .. ^68
Following L* the second of siudy^comrnissioiis or eltm.,,.
a series of "Know Vour could choose the form most
Government" articles suitable lo their particular
prvpiinHl by the New county's environment: ,
As outlined in Hie
Ciimmission's recent report t,,
the Leglslftture, the alternative
county forms are: "
1. Elected Ejcecuiive Plan
a county executive elected a.
chler executive with appoimivu
JITS e y T ii s payers
Association ilunisunf »
proposed strengthening of
New Jersey county
government,)
County Kovernment • dating
back into New Jersey's colonial
history = *houid be miMierniy.ed
to provide a base for meeting
ri'iiional problems in the
li'70"s. This is iiliiimu findings
of Ihe State's County and
Municipal Government Study
(Aimmisniori. The proposals are
scheduled fur early public
hearings.
Deieetiiin "fragmentation"
and "lack of political
responsibility" us well as legal,
fiscal, structural and
administrative inadequacies in
New Jersey's present county
Buvrrnnu'llt set-up, the
t'om miss ion proposes
restrueturini; to give "a
subslantiai measure • of
self-deu-rrnination so that
county and municipal officials
can shape ciivernment to meet
their local needs and
conditions." Freeholders
would be ijivi-n a legislative and
policy-niiikinK role and
professional centra [
administration would relieve
freeholders of administrative
duties.
Similar to opportunities
afforded municipalities under
Now Jersey's Optional
(jtv, hi'iid. and neck,
Sidi'lichtinq lor the mirror ------ -*.—, o
uf mt'diciiu. cabinet may be , •J^'"! —"-.,.... 111 ' _..„..,. Charter Law of
.everal ways, B> 19,-iQ, provision Would be made
lh UK wall lamps that
for:
cumo manv styles to j ; l i P^j'ion or cabling
w d m a l l w
coordnuu." with" the decor
l° r n referendum on
u»ed: or recessed fixtures: e«'«tion of a county charter
Minors can be framed with "'"I*" «'"""'"»"«> »"d flection
lamps in a sofflt or a
ib » authorization of direct •
axture running the width uf P^« lt10 " W initiate a charter
tho" mirror." V change rererendum,
le) lour differi»nt basic
I f
t^gSmr
TOMORROW
RESTAURANT
Ocean
Winter Hours:
thru Sat,. Brunch and Lunch
Sunday Breakfast 9 to 12
instead of a second car,
your first pickup.
1970 Chevrolet Mover:
a Muglsidu pickup. It riikv u
us a tar; Hundits. And im t
Hack whcrt- iht Irunt- V.-
on a fcgulur cur. thr.m :-h. lii
an uight-fuin c;ir;'(j h.,x At,'
undyrritiiih.ii irue.i ^,uvh \i
suspcri'.ii.n arid -Jrc.i- t,iun
r I j ,
i r
J I" I, -jL , ,,
'i Ir in nil I n
i J t ril
1 I
Mr
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,,„ i i
It
But ho * many ittond curs can
do fiit Jim whal any Fleeiside
!,ii(i d'l 1 Iiilu n Ciimper ennch. Lug
a h'-avy |ii:id Tow a big trailer
Which is why you might consider
ii ( fi^vy Hijeisjde piefcup initead
hi ii viciind tar Or btsides.
Palmer Chevrolet & Oldsmobile
)m Asbury Avenue - Our 37fh Year Wifh GM - Phone 399-0235
X
nnd budget making p ow,, rs
and supervisory administrativ,:
P °^% ° V " "" »P« ; > ; ations
with the aid of an appointed
professional administrator
*. btrong-mnnnger Pl a,, _ ,
professionally qualified
manager appointed by the
elected- freeholders with
extensive powers including
appointmenu, budget making
administrative and executive
GIBERSON'S
NEW DINER
& RE&TAUKANT
PLEASANTVILLE
FRIDAY, OCTOBER i;
Frlml Jumbo Shrimp Slulf.d
with Cr.bm.it
Drollni Flounder RIM,
Butter »,„„
Br..d,d y MI Cutlrt, Brown
Oravy
SAT. A SUN., OCT. 11, If
CtllciMMl Ccti.lOr. ,„„
Se,,rr*lll, no n
StulfM Cholu Top
of Baaf, gravy
triad Baby Shrimp and
rraneh F>!*», > no
MONDAY, OCTOBER «
BarB-Q B.Bj s» Rib,
Ro.il Sprin, L« o# umb,
B«k«i V1.S,, M3£ta,f,
I 0f»¥¥
TUBSOAY, ^0HB« Jl
Brtl«_ Him (nil S(»,m«d
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 22
•••••••a
To help
I' ft oint,- d
When
America,,
vil'Ws.
DAILY H
SPECIALS'1
NCLUDE SAT
«RV TO I, „
ATLANTIC n
^«!DAY, OtTOII,
SAT, a $UNii
MONDAY, OCTOIIIl
TUIIDAY, WTQHIII
__ _ ioll.a Poutt na C,"
amii
BrailKI WhA"toi
Lemen Wai
Com FrlR,, 1 nt, 1
»J!"li'"RiS.'"i*^i
; TOSSED SAtAB, DHESSINB. TWO Vli
OTHEIiWist NOTIB, HOMEMME I
AND BUTTEH
celebrate
the introduction
of our
1970
YOUNG
CHEVROLET
MOVERS,
we are pleased
to present
a young
group of
MUSICAL
MOVERS" —
Appearing in
person in
our showroom
Friday evening,
October 17th.
FREE
REFffiSHMiMTS
• •• iiim " '
*
uBSDAY, OCTOBeR 16, 1969
istorical Museum takes notice
f Ocean City's 90th birthday
| Birlhiliiys are hllppy
jsions fur yiillnj! and old
,. but jusl think how happy
chilli who has twn
,,.liliiiys tcii-eli'biale,
j In III is nisi' it isn't a child
lit Ihi' CTily of Ocean City
Jich "willi a prayer to God"
Bs ili'iliciiliil as a Christian
iilli' R.surl Hejilember 10,
J7U, Ihi'il iiii October 20,
P?0, thi- Ocean City
iitiiiil was officially
jcorpomti'd.
* in Ihe Heiilinel.Ledger issue
Srpleinber I 1 a 00th
pih(Iuy scilnti- was given the
By of Oci'iin City with a brief
|ii,ry uf ils liiundiiig. Now
tsctond ilali- is approaehint
the Frienils (if (lie Ocean
j Historical Museum are
• Ihe hirihday.
Caesar
|OM50TO 500 PEOPLE..;
BUS
[TRANSPORTATION
ARRANGED
\inuies Away
ZABJRERS
IANTIC CITV met TRACK
' PHONE:N j. 641-3200
.J ^, ii ,i City nad its
beginning in the summer of
1H7!1 when (he Rev, William B
Wood, of Philadelphia, and the
Rev, h, Wesley Lake, ,.r
rieasantville, were attending a
P •"•'-'ting al. Ocean Grove
which is located adjacent io
Asluiry i'urk.
Ocean Grove had been
loundeil or, Christian principals
ami was a favorite gathering
spot or Methodists. The two
clergymen were contemphiting
how nice it W, JU| d be lo have
an Ocean Grove in Southern
New Jersey which would be
mure accessible to Methodists
in this area as wt,|| m t, |()(i(,
from Phlla.lelphja ,, lld ilH
At the coHciusion of the
religious meeting* in Ocean
GroVi.' Rev, Lake returned to
Plensantville and expinined the
idea to his brothers, the lirv,
K^rii B, Lake and James E,
Lake^ and their father, the
Honorable Simon Lake, who
was a prosperous fruit grower
and represented Atlantic
County in the New Jersey
Stair legislature.
They all agreed it waji a
good idea and the search for a
place began. First pick was a
portion, of Absecon Island now
known as Margate, This had to
bu abandoned when It was
found that it would take quite
A long while to obtain Clear
titlii.
The brothers continued
DAILY
DINNERS
$2 15
SEA-WAY
DINER
9th and Haven Avs,
OPEN DAPLr 6 A.M..
399.9761
10 P.M.
AM MiH-riiita Intluii.. KuUP
SAL,\D, J VEGKTAH1J-1S '
Served h-em ll a.m.
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 17
HoFtismailc D 1 Cr.b,
Tartar gayse
Banea Maeoroni eSSM,BfI,
.BBtiioa Casserole on, lop of Rite
Tsrtiaie Omelet
SATURDAY, OCTOiBH 18
iBlnish Chicken with Hiee
PliBoiani uith Mearean
Fl«nt St.,k, Fried rjnions
MONDAY, OCTOBER 20
Homemade Hungarian Bguiaih
with Noodlei
Cflichon Cutlet, Biblot Orawy
checss Omelet
TUESDAY, OCTOilR jl .
IJrijatied Veal Cyliet
Tomato Sauoe
PJahca McatiBaf. Brown Oravy
Wc.tern Ilmtk-t
WIDNESDAy, OCTOilR JJ
P>ried Shrimp, Coelitall Sauce
Chopped s,eak, Fried Onions
5nanish Omelet
THURSDSY, OCTOBIR IJ
Cofni-d r if and Cabsagc,
u,.,i«d Polalo
Haw, !i wnr, Meatball
Hani Omelet
|in your day in
the country with
Luncheon at the Inn
ight autumn sun , ... brisk, invigorating
r
• • • and a bayside view that's bean
| inspiring since the days of the Lmnnh this
"'he setting fui u lundwu,, that
os delightful as only a day in the country
Icon be.
Good Dinlrirj
M .M the Sign of tho Indian
R^ufe 9 at
M» Brid ge In
LESLEY'S POINT
1
Iheir searel, going to the south
One day while they »,;,.,;
sailing down the bay to attend
a camp mi.f.lin B at South
SeaviNe their atlention was
taught by Peek's UI-HCII". Thev
knew a little of Ihe island
beeause llu-ir cousin had
• liurvcyi'd it several years earlier
p ",,^''!' l " mh " r J(J . 1«79
•|"lu
S '° y " n(l Jum '' s I-"!" 1
and W.lham H. Burrell sailed ,„
P^ * Beach to i,,ok it „„;,;
They landed on the island neit
1" Ihe Bay then w,ilkeri
cow path to a SI)ot „„ thi:
northern side where „ hi u|,
dune was. They climbed up the
d«l»' to look over the
property, then held .,
eonlorenee under an old cedar
tree, I his tree originally W11,
located near North st, bul has
since been moved and set up . ls
an historical site on the
southwest corner ,,i| ihe
^if" 101 *' « r """ d N i't 6th st
and Wesley av.
The conference was opened
With a prayer to God
dedicating this island as a
Chnst.an Heaside Resort "
niey then made the decision
that shaped the future of th,.
Island,
After this meeting „„
September 10 H more formal .
meeting was held October 20
n l ' h u, li " Jt "" " f H " v - w ii«iani
B. Wood ,n PJiiladelphia
Attending were Simiin Laki. S
Wesley, and Ezra B, Lake Jnd
Rev, William H, Burrell. It was
agreed Simon would serve .,upresident
of the corporation
and b, VVosley would be
name the site New Brighton,
and that an Association bv
furmed= The folio winy month
it was decldud to chahfjt' tho
-name from New Brighton to
Oeran City,
Thert-foru Ocfan City has
two birthdays. The Sr*ptf'mbcr
10 \u the one celebrating the
dedieatiori of tho island HH a
Christian isoamdc resort and tht^
October 20th as the-datc of the
Incorporation of thp Oci-un
City Assueiiition,
Whiehever date is preforred,
Happy 90th Birthday Oyt'an
City.
JTHj OCEAN CITY SiNTINiL-LEDGER
OCEAN CITY'S BIRTHDAY - Mrs.
William A. Nelson, vice president of the
Friends of tht* Ocean City Historical
Museum, and Mayor Robert Sharp look
over the original minutes taken at the
orHanlisational meetings of the Ocean
City Association held In Philadelphia 90
years ago. The island was dedicated
September 10, the Association was
Radio hobbyist-rector
wins contest award
H'iti hobby of amntt-ur radio
hys produced another award
for UKJ Ec_>v= Dr\ CharirK h.
Wood, rt-ctnr of Huly Trinity
Eplscupal Church =
Thp latter part of thu
in thiMinnual New Jersfy tj@U
Party, u euiitust *.pCjriKOrf:d by
thtj En^lf'wuod Amattfur Radio
AHjmciatjon, IMC= Th«' ubjt'ct
wtts for hiim radio » to
yen on tht' air and rnaku UH
many, contacts u* poasiblt 1^
Operators outside • Now
Jfireyy trit'd to conUict a^ many
of thp 2} New Jo'tHcy counties
as they could and thuse within
Now JurNty trjc?d to tjilk With
as many different parU of the.
world as pos^ibk'.
Dr. W u o d r c e n i vod a
cortifieato attesting to tin? fact
thiit his station. W2VMX.
piact-d jjeennri i'i Cape May
County for single opera to
Morse Code
amonn
Worse
iiii and third
J a p u hi a y Count y
-stations. Hu said
hc= is plya-ned with the- award
and looks forward to thp 1970
contest,
=K=e=q-f-rrHT &T-< Woud
i_ippeared at Oeean City Hiph
School at the invitation of
S t: ait J o h n son, s c I v n c v
department 'hoadi to tivv if
there ]H sufficient interest to
orjfani?,C' o high school amateur
radio club, Dr, Wood offered
to help the buys nnd, girls
aequirn profjeiency In Mur&e
Code 1 and othi>r skills needed to
p ass K C C ex am I n n t i i 'i ns f o r
urhatour radio lieonsos,
: ISIany schools in this
ctjtjniry as Well 'as overseas
haytj such clubs : Interested
stu dent=^ art rcqueatod to
c *:>i i;A C t Mr. Johnson for
further di/tails.
^jkd^ **•-
organised nnd the island named New
Brighton at the meeting October 30,
further organization concerning stock
and a board oJ managers took place at
the October 21st meeting and on
November li a meeting was held at
which time the name of the association
was changed from New Brighton to
Ocean City, Staff Photo,
DetwiUrs attend
luncheon in Japan
Rev, and Mrs. H, W, Bland
Pc-twilor, of 400 25th st w&W
among t h v 3164 g uesls
a 111?nd ing the* anniversary
1 uncheon of the Christian
University of Japan, The affair
was huld last week at the
Waldorf Astoria in New York,
Johnson}, of England, was the
luncheon speaker and used for
her topic "Survival In the
Seven ties =" Many Japanese
roprcsonUtivcs to the United
Nations wore present along
with the Japanese Ambassador
to the United States,
The Southern^ New Jersey
Conference of the United
Met h od 1st Church was
represented by Rev. and Mrs,
Detwiier, Twenty members of
the WSCS and ministers of the
Conference also attended,
Mrs, Detwiler is a member
of th e Women's Planning
Committoe of the University 1
which comprises 300 women in "
thuUni tod States,
Ocean City judo star Realiy transf e r fees
named on U. S. team net county $87,000
NEW YORK - For the thn
third time, Richard Walters of
Ocean City, N.J,, han been
named to represent tho U.S. in
the world's judo
cilampjonsilips. Selected
previously for tin- 1S65 and
. 1967 meets, he* will participate
in (he 1969 games fil Mexico
City, October 23-2B, in the
open division in which weight
barriers are erased and a lighter
man may engage a heavier
opponent,
Walters pliiced second in the
open class of the 1969'national
AAV championships. He is a
f o u r -1 i m e East c o a s t
heavyweight'champion, Marine
Corps tiUi'.holder "in IS'59 and
winner o f. the 196 5
P a ii = A ni e r i c a n
tournarni-'iit*
j ii d o
T w o
Two U.S. U.H. rpprcsi-ntnlivrii Fuproscntntlvf; .-- - •' --• -
have bcpn niirnPti for cadi of
Cape May County
the six weight divisions ' at
received more than 587,000 in
Mexico City hy the AAU judo
real estate transfer fees sinco
eurnmlttiH' headed by Thumna
July 1, 196B, As.eniblyman
F. palton uf Warren. N.J.
James £. Cafierij arinouneed
W(>i0ht lililits fire IPS pounds,
this week.
16-1. 176, aOfi nvrr 20S and C a r I c r o ( R ,- C a p o
opiM) eln.^.
May Cum berland Counties)
BofoFp fit-parting fur bolow
tht> border, UH> U.S. squad will
put in u trailiiiiy stint nl the Air
Korcr- AtNidemy, CoiOFado
Springs. Colu., under tho
yui drifiee of Couch janif',^
Tiikemon, AIexandfi:i, Va,
Wally Stiiiii nf Columbus. Ohio,
Will si-rve as the team trainer
with Siini! Okiida, Stiilon,
Calif,, the inarni^er.
Wnkers niiik^ his home
with his mother. Mm. Caroline
B. Walters, at 11,1a Wesley av,
State health expert
to air bond issue
Richard J. Sullivan, director
of the Division of Clean Air
uIid Waier, New Jersey Stale
Department of Health, will
speak nesi Thursday at li p.m.
in the ArtJi Center, 1 OH Weslcj
av. Ills topic will he the Water
Conserviilion and .Bond Issue
which will appear nn the
November ballot.
As heariiiUR in plans I'nr
n-iiinnalixntinil cil sewiiije plums.
proposals for oil pipelines and
aarhai;e dumpinK on the .Jersey
shore jmd ciecisions affecting
the vaintble wetlnnds alont: the
coast occur daily, knowledge
and Linderstandilii; of the work
of the Division of Clean Air
and Water has become vital.
The Water Conservation
Let your wife
watch the series
OfTiM "to~FaEo~fieF
to HARRY'S for
dinner.
INFORMAL FASHION
SHOW IVERY, FRIDAY
EVENING 7 . 9
HARRY'S
INN
A Landmark in
Someri Point
Our New Phone 917-11J1
CREDIT CARDS
ACCEPTED
Bond Issu would authorize
the State f New Jersey to
issue bund in Ih principal
amount of s 27 1-million.
S'JO-inilliun would b allocated
for phinnini! nd site,
acquisition
acqiition for th future
establishment blih of water supply
faeilitien. sa.|2-millioll" wiiulii
be authorised to meet the 1
state's share o! custn of
seweraiie tieatiinnl facilities
A discussion period will hi
held following "Mr. Sullivan s
talk and questions from ihe
aiitlience on the bond issue are
invited,
Sullivan's appearance here is
sponsored by ihe Ocean City
League,of Women Voters. The
public is invited.
Prompt TV Service
STOP LITTLE TROUHLES
Before fhey become nig Olios!
J'S TV
ASBUBV AVC 311)11110
and liis First District colleague,
James R. Hurley of Millyille,
were co-sponsors of the 1968
ieKislation sillowint; counties to
pick up this stjuree of revenue
that had been abandoned by
the Federal Government. The
Federal Stamp Tax had
previously been required on all
real eslate transfers, and the
res-enue went into the Faderal
Treasury.
"Not only Cape May
County,, but also all 31
counties in New Jersey, are
benefiting from this new
source of revenue," Cafiero
said.
According lo Cafierti, the
nesvly = found revenue sesurcc
for the County provided a total
of S7S,2nn in the first full
.year. The most productive
month, or the month when
there occurred the most real
estate transactions, netted the
County SS.lGfl in May of
1U6U. June was second with
(58,226 and January was third
with S«,07B,
Cafiero oriMiiinlly estimated
"between $50,000 and SOO.000
Would be eolk-eted when he
first c tj = s pci nsored the
U'Mislalion. "Cape May County.
apparontly has niuri* fi'al

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PLATTERS • DINNERS • COCKTAILS
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ROUT1 SO—CORBIN CITY PHONE 628-J44I
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Manv —
DIAL 399-1515
Duplicated bv Any!
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On Rosievelf Blvd. One Mil* From Bridge
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WEEKDAYS
f A.M. to 10 P.M.
No Sunday Sales
BAR
Open Daily
from 9a,m,
Open
Sundays
12 Noon
Dial 399-9851
Circle
CANADIAN-AMfRICAN
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Straight Whult.y
Canndlfln Whiik»y
6 V.ir, Old
4 Y»«r» Old
TOTAL 51% AGIO WHISKIES
49% Neutral Spirit.
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QUART
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LIQUOR STORE
FINEST AND MOST COMPLETi
On tH«» Circle
IN ALL OF SOUTH
JiRSlY
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Dial 927-2921 or 6422
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Abtolulily the Flntmt
! S M.KS !>• tlf
NUT A SID ON!,1 , HI
BRUNCH
Strrmd Anywherm on thm Jmrmmy Coatll
Swred ETOT Baatoj ot the Ts
Rfltiunnt
THE SAXONY ROOM
Dope lecture
for parents
A 3pf i i»i prugram on
naFLotics \%ill In pre*Ln£ed fur
local parents October 28 at 8
p ni in the hit|h SLHOHI
guditorium
It has htnn pomtt r tci combat its*
fating tned is to know thu firfc*
about drug abus*-
Rubert M Aiknn high
'•thpol principal has urgrd nil
parents to ri^trvt, thi ivinmg
a* it could hi one of tht most
important of their child «. life
Former iddicts will
catididK discus, the* ust of
drug*, and their danger An
opportunity will bt pro\ldt--d
for questions from the
audiencL no mutif r huw
pcrsonjl iincJ fFank ansucrftill
be gi\€ n
The * ii rung u sponsor* d h\
the Lions Club ind will be free
to the public The men
pr* anting tht pmpFam will be
condurting y-tninir cl ir%* *> for
high school students Tue^da\
through Friday October 28 to
31
Too Late To Classify
STATION WASQN — I9€4 Chevy
BriAjre Top fn*r=ft*trH£^t G£ST^J*inn
nsw ttres pownr xieefmg Reastjf*
fele Call J99^1BS4 evwUruJs-
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fthltli- ir jf btu irt b I i hui
Tpp~*Jr^ fr *qilt ntl\ un uUr
m ph » md t ni- c«u Mi
ttiHEitft ills Sht naU-d that It
Fun* fal < P\ICI will bi
i 1 kiitftn fac I thr uni?
Ctijucttd un 5dLurdi> at 11
p-ifr*»w f it nitirt %ifd ntd
i rn b\ thi Rr\ Dr WilhimR
md n^-inL. in i-rt than am
Gyffjck it dh< Godffcv Smith
ith r nf tht ft nth* ft d Cimik
Funtnl Humn H09 Cmtnl av
Mr F Icirnnct Cld\ tun
Fn« nd ma\ tail bi t» non 10
h rticulturt chmrmin
ami 11 SatunJa\ inorrun^
rimindnd mt-mh* p= thit nutt i
Burial will bt_ in tht Old Stum
thr tinit tij pi int bulb and
Church ttmt[i rv Fairtcm
pruiit. h\ drins i* to l^urt prt. id* nI ^i iL-tifti* d Mr Hunnrar\ pallbt iftr^
bl turn fur m \t \ t ar
Chjrii ^*pp 1 Stimt f- Pc int int-Iudt Ehvoud F Kirkm m
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Sumtr Puint Ma\ur t rtd^V
Lhapmm forrrn r Ort in Cit>
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Srli p.fn.
bl tad pr |,mm h imi n ha_
nnn n ^ th nn al L, t nf
TVVO MMiLV near Gardens
First figgr 3 Essdr^mSi
h K
vi>ning in the Masnnie
B8ir« 500 feet west of the westerly
eurWiw of Bay Avenue to 300 fe«
Tompk-,
The day after election is
of the easterly eurbi.ne of .Bay Av= The event is scheduled for only SO days away, and that is
(6) both sides of Bay Aiwut October 24 and 2B at th,, when we'll know the outcome
ffom ,J BSin, ?00 feet Msu'n " of" thi • temple, 10th St. an(i Wesley av, in case you care as, of course,
loutnofly cureline of Boosevolt
Boulevard—HtB Stf.ct to" Jio f«
Hours will bo 10 a.m. to 9 p.m, you should.
north of the northerly eurbiint. of Fliiduy and 10 a.m. until sold
Roosevelt Bouli!Vird_34th Striw out on Saturday,
Seetior, 1. Thi, Ors.n.nee".hall
Miss Holroyd rioted there
Wb? law
are many hynd made iti-ms
BOBIPTT U SHARP which should be of|nterest to
Divip L SIMPSON
CMISTIH j. WIMIEPJC. those seeftinij qifts. There nlsfi
eoMMISSIONERS wHI be a white elephant table
Tne gbeve OFdtnance wa§ pa-seri
en firlt reading at a mf*s of iirid a baked Roods booth,
tne Board_ of Cmnv M w m of th'i .Members are risked to donate
Ciry of Ocean ctiyrI New JeFssv" eake« and other food items.
SsvartK read an n. Mrs.
poem for Columbuappropriate
((iimes were played Day and
|iertainin(i to the holiday. ills'.
The next ri'Kulii- meetin(;
will he OctDber 27.
Murray
on th v ju ry of
from
olgh g t nion
and four women w m?vi*F hi*
kfinwn- .A^ if
unly HO m
fr.ii r women will
i ^v n . A it Y. \ lh.
nr-vr-r
. nh • ui li imiiuli
IM Inn I. turning I I th )Urt
room I.. iniiiiuiKi tli •(
< liri tophi r lir. nil ,n HIILIK
\v I not I'uiltv
lin\ In s iMll lit \i r b Un d
nn th. i Imi i < » '"1 Iin ml,
it, mi t ilouljli ,, < n ,,.K
r,.ol,,:( I,,,,,
M( uiwlnl* Murr i t h]
ludi i Rimm hi dm n t III •
th* hopitlllty illnnh (J hnri b\
tin < ipe Mi. ( i unt% ) nl It
t u n nrinni). n \i it r md
hi nut )l!nu( d tut of hi (ill
Mllrnv nil hi u ,,rl In ,i I
II) • i ill- rn m,. , n Un
nb tun liii!, ju tin rh it| i /IM r
with u Ii! i in (>l_t |,j,k tn hi.,
friends at the Terfe Haute
Mayor B Thomas WaJdman,
Brueu P, Dimpn, Lemuel H.
Hirp- Clinton B, Campbei!, Sr..
n1 T Lea Adams,
P Ilbearr-ra includo Thomas
m ngar, Harvey Jmith,
^' n Andrews, Er n t*st
B Lt= Jack Kertiand und
R b Burke.
TILTBM iHePPIHS €INTEi
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NOW
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WITH
DICK VANDYKE
ANGIE DICKINSON
FEATUHtS *T
WertniHl S, a, 10 p.m.
Saturday 4, s, I, 10 p.m-
SundJir IS, 1, 4, 6, 8, 10 pnt,
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PETER
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DENNIS
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TIMIS; T!3O mi S.30 CBNT.
Y, OCTOBiR 16,
,h Mliloiie, of Fort
TPMS, will be the
at n series uf Uospnl
f-minisfer guest
meetings series
^Htf
n
Shore rd.,
26.15 Moniluy,
£Qi and qonti
lufi'diiy, Octobe
...etinljs urr op,
| public nnd u ci
iltiaD i« .'«tended 1
,,) Services will be at
,aCh eveninu exc..pt
when they will bi!
rn, nnd 0 p.m.
Molune prepared for
career nnd beenmn
and editorial
,t for the Dallas
11 p r a 1 d and
leal eartounisi for
Texas Newspriiser
prea. He relinquished his
jaianal cartooninj! career
|Tg3B to enter the
of the chureh. He
linucs to use his
jnini; talent in the
; illuslrntim! his lectures
lind sermons. He ,» lho
nuthor of "aartnon, n.r
Chureh HulletinK" ' „„,[
•'Minute With the Master"
. Mr, Maliine has served
Gliurches in Texas, Colorado
nnri Illinois and is presently
minister for the Trail Lake
Church of Christ in F()rt
Worth, 1,.X11«. In addition to
his _ n'HUlnr ministry he hns
helti numerous evanuelistie
meetings ,,,,(| eoil,,K(,
lectureships • throuiihnut the
country.
MULL IN (iKHMANY
Army I'rivnti. Konnlcl . E
Hull, yo. „„,( ,,f Mre
Theltrin M, Hull, of
Atihtabuln, Ohio, mid Arthur
L, Hull, of 12 K. Oth
this eity, wii
mcdieiil sjicci
j
3rd Infiintry
K i t /. I n c e n ,
Septenibur 10.
OFFICE
EQUIPMENT
TYPiWRITIRS
OFFICE MACHINERY
MIMEOtSRAPH . DUPLICATORS
ADDING MACHINES
st;1
uiied as a
with tin. n
Divishin
SUPPLIES
! COMPLiTi UNi OF SCHOOL SUPPLIIS
FREE PAHKING NEXT TO STORE
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Atlantic Ciry, N, J.
348-4211
Fuel Chief
OIL HEATING EQUIPMENT
ITEEL and CAST IRON
HOT WATER BOILERS
— 1-YEAR SERVICE POLICY
OCEAN CITY
LUMBERS, inc.
formerly Taccarino Plumblnfl & Heafing
i WEST AVENUE DIAL 399-0450
New Under Owner«hip-M*inagement sf
WON CRAMfR • JOSIPH DOUtJHIRTY
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near
FALL SALI
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THE OCEAN CITY
SENTINIL-UIDGIR
POSTER CONTEST - Ellen Straok (second from left) nnri Gwen Bednar
Uucond from right) show their prize-winning posters for the St. Joseph's PTA
Smorgasbord Shuwn with the winners are Mrs. Philip Curry, oo=chairrnan "of
the Smorgasbord; Magr. Edward O'Connor, pastor; and Mrs. John D
Uanzonbackpr, co chairman with Mrs, Curry. Tubman Photo.
: \
Sf. Joseph's
PTA plans for
smorgasbord
SOMERS POINT - Thf
PTA uf St Josi ph » School
has announced final plans
for thi fall smorgasbord
entitled * CuhnaFy Magio THL
affuir wilt bt. Saturday in
the schnol hall on Hnrbor
In frurn 1 tu H p m ind
will be undt r the direction
of Mr" Philip Currv and
Mm John Danzenbikpr
en-chairladms
In cunnoction with tht>
smnrBjsbord I po'ter cuntf't
was held for seventh and
eighth grade students. Prizes
went to Ellen Straek and
Owen Bednar. Presentations
wore made by Mrs. James
Duffield, publicity ehairlady.
Other working on the
eommitteas are: Kitchen
Workers, Ray Borecllees and
Mrs. Larry Hnincs; Relish
Church schedules
fellowship time
SOMERS POINT - The
Youth Fellowship of Christ
Episcopal Church has invited
youth groups of other
churches In the area to meet
with them Sunday at 7:30
p.m. for a Worship service
followed by a fellowship
time.
The service will be an
Explained Eucharist with
several of the young people
taking part, Bileen Gilbert
and Marion Mitchell will
serve as ushers, Jamgs_.
^Johnson will read the Eplstio
and John Roberts the
Oospel, Todd Bauer and
Jerry Mack will serve as
Acolytes and Peter Oilbert
will read the Explanation as
the vicar, the Rev. Adolph
W. Kahl, celebrates the Holy
Eucharist.
This gerviee is an
outgrowth of a Jazjt Mas, at
Our Ladj of borrows R C
Church in Linwnod to which
a number of youth groups
wi re invittd last spring It is
hoped that >outh group of
other churches ^*ill issut
similar invitatinna *o that
the young people msiy It.arn
how each group wnrships
Methodist Church Circles Seaville Methodist Church
in first meetings of year to mark j 13th anniversary
First meetings of th??
1369^70 year were held
recently for circles of the
WSCS of the First United
Methodist Chureh.
"The Christian in Today's
World" m the study theme
for tho ensuing year. Circle
loaders report that lively
discussions are taking place
with a high percentage of
members participating.
The circles have bet'n
reorganised for the year and
are Under the leadership of
newly designated chairmen.'
Seven! r
Dunn, Mrs, W.R. Irwin, Mrs,
William Powell, Mrs, Edward
Robinson and Mrs, Nils
Swanieii were wi?leomrd as
guests. DevotionM wure led
by Mrs, James Miller and
Mrs, Robert Kreisman, Mrs,
Henry Hummel presented the
study book. The circle plans
to visit the children in the
Foster Home hi Marniorn
nnd to purehflSi* canned
goods for Hanch Hope, MTH.
Hummell, 2045 Central av.,
will bt* hostess for the nest
meeting, November >\, nt B
p.m,
Mrs. Theo V, Townsend.
ch/iirmrm, nnd Mrs, Raymond
Blood imtfTUunedmrmhers of
tile Dorens Circle at the
Church P;if!or; Mm.. Mfilvinn
Burdetle and Mrs. Cinien
Landiji were welecimed :i?i
guilts by tin- 14 members
p resent Devotions were
given by Mrs. Raymond
Blood and the study bonk
WHS presented by Mrs,
MILL FINISH WINOOWI
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eltewhera at SIS 9S
5 for $77.50.
AN0DIZED WINDOWS
Triple Track, Wool pile
Woalhor Stripping. Sold
dlsewhore af SJ0.9J.
S for SS2.5O.
FREE
WHITS STORM WINDOWS
., iakBdon White Finish.
MEASURING
•J Comparo tliowhor*
at $11.M.
5 for $87,50.
and
INSTALLATION
FOR FREE HSTlMATJi and
HOME DEMONSTRATION
BAKER'S ALUMINUM PRODUCTS
IMi WHST AVENUE, OCEAN CITY
Laurence Lunny. Hostesses
for the next meeting at Uio
Chureh Parlor will tie Mrs.
Albert Blum gnd MP, Snrah
Nolte. The meeting will be
Novembej- t at H p.m.
Mrs. Frank Johnson, new
chairman of the Esther
Circle, conducted the
meeting held at Plymouth In
with 23 members present,
Mrs, Richard Clunn, WSCS
president, was rt guest,
Devutions and study book
were presented by Mrs. John
FuIIerton, The next meeting
will be Novurnber I at noon
in Plymouth Inn,
Mrs, Kirk Nevlus,
chairman of Eunice Circle,
entertained nine, members of
her circle meeting in her
home, Mrs,, Edward Faber
was welcomed as u new
member, Mrs, Nevius
mm
nted the devatums, and
M
prese
Irving Marshall gayv the
Mrs,
study book, Mrs. Robert
Sharp will be hostews at 'the
ni-'xt meeting in her huiiie,
902 Seacrest rd,, November
I at 10 a.m.
Mrs, John Brogitini,
chairman, entertained 12
ineinbens of the H.iinhah
Circle, Mrs, Fred Hccht and
Mrs, Clnude Nickeraon
assisted as eo,hostesses, Mrs.
Ralph Bell was welcomed as
;i new member. The study
book was (Jiven by Mrs,
Fred Ileeht, and devotions
by Mrs. Lee Kline and Mrs,
David Lnmunt. A bus trip
to Raiieocas Shoppinfj Center
October H was enjoyed by
members nnd quests. Mrs,
Lam o nt, 1103 Gardens
Parkway, will entertain tilt'
circle November i at 1 p.m.
Fifteen members of, the
Lydiii Circle met at the
home of Mrs, LeRoy Van
Gilder, Mrs. Louis" Lheckli'y,
continued on pa^e G
PLUNDERS HOTIL, lllh Sh *
New PuHf Cat
FLING WIG $25
The 118th iinniveraarj' at
beaville United Methodist
Church will be celebrated
Sunday at 3 p.m, with the
Rev, Albert S, Layton,
pastor of Central United
Methodist Chureh of
Linwood, as Buest speaker,
Special music will bo
provided by , the Senior
Choir under the direction of
Mrs. Charles DeVaul and the
Cherub Choir directed by
Mrs. Edward Smith, Harry
T. Kaufmann, a long time
local favorite, wiH entertain
with "Echoes From the
Past" on his accordion, and
Thomas Porch, of Millville,
will play special sacred
music on the savophone.
Dedication of the
Fellowship Hall will fellow
tho service and refreshments
will be served by the
Women's Society of Christian
Service,
The Rev. Walter Sawn,
pastor, will be speaker at
"the regular 7;3Q p.m.
service.
The history of the chureh
records -that on. August 20,
1968, a group mot and
elected the first trustees.
They chose the name ''The
Seaville Methodist Episcopal
PTA COUNCIL DINNER
MARMORA — Reservation
chairman, Mrs, William
Haines, has announced that
the cape May County
Parcnt-Toachors Association
will hold the Fall County
Council Dinner at the Cape
May Elementary School on
Thursday, October * 23 at 6
p.m. Reservations must be
made by October IB, call
Mrs. Haines at SBMOSO,
Boinjw.il,
Pall iMuty Sp«clall
BONAT CHAMPAGNE CURL

C' J ,
fit
M m •
y R SDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1969
City workers figures incorrect
Last
week, in an editorial. Tht«
Sentinel-Ledger used incorrect figures
for the total
number of municipal
workers
employed tan a permanent
basis.
The figures given the newspaper
indicated that in March I'/UjS, 271
persons were employed while this
past March the figure had jumped to
Actually, in March IMS the total
number of workers was 271 and in
March 1969 the tuUd was liST
making a modest increase of 12
persons.
The error, of course. Wiis
embarrassing
to the Sharp'
Administration and embarnising "to
the newspaper. We regret it.
Nevertheless, the thrust of the
editorial did not concern thf number
of people employed by City Hall
except as their employment indicated
growth of the town.
The need for a dozen more
workers on a year round basis
iiuiii'atos that Ocean City is prowing.
There are otlu'r growth indicators and
all of them tell the sum 1 story that
our t'onmiunity is (jotting bigger.
This if
importiitit for many
reasons, not the least of which is the
filet that under New Jersey law a
community with 12,000 or more
resident's is required to have a city
"commission of fiv
three as we have now
Next year - 1970
the L'.S. Census when
town will be known
census figures will
available by
Going a
commission
members, not
is the year of
the ska of the
officially. The
certainly be
January, 1971,
stop further, 1971 is a
election
year. . Will the
voters be easting
ballots for three
commissioners as has been the ease
in the past? Or, will {hey be voting
for five commissioners?
The official answer will come with
the census statistics. But unofficially
any indicators are worth
consideration, at least as long as the
indicators are correct.
More pay for city workers
While the cit i! B n nl | n
raiit"! fcr municipal w rki r nu\
how up in merta fd ta\L th fat t
of tht mattnr i that mi n trid
women t-dnriLt bt. fxptt-ttd t mrk
for »agi-
whnh don t i rmit tli m
to mak both end-, mti t
Citi
nortrts have a mu h n,ht
to living wage a an%bcd\ tl i
B\ and large tht pa^v un-rt i
handed out tu th
worker la t m k
have been well reir-ivtd Tin- w nrki rs
mei>it cf them are happ\ whilt
looking forward tt drt ithtr
mtrit
increase after Januan, 1
\ erv natural^ time ivorkr
comparing their new salarie with
tho,»e paid other empltM" jre taling
the view that tht pa\ r,di ir
inequitable
It 1= quite hkeh that -HIM uf
these tnmplaint^ ar justified
Department hr d, and athf r whe
worked out the rai i ar n t
Solomons They mm h-n,i mad
some mistakes
Verj shortlj. all tits wurttr ^ ill
get bonus t-heeki whiLh in ftdliH
repre ent tht pa\ tntreast retrja tivn " " "ierahh hi^htr thjn th sal irnto
Juh 1 P ilrt hs pm.it mr-1 tr fir irnilar
w rl-
1 hi um ni inim \ ibuut
••STOOD hjulii tr\t i in
import int
tiinulu tn ITIJI hu int
ju t it th t irt it thi 1 hn tma
ho| pin,, i i n Mti t uf th fxtn
pi\ \tr% lirth will b rent in
t vi ii
It l t h h fi i hi i ui tht
i it\ « rker
h mid r ill t it l th«-
bu in I I 1 'f OL m £ it's whj
\ IN a 1 ir_ har il th tavt which
mik
th n u al irit p i lhle
It
h uld bt n~it(d b\ th" •worktr
jnj In tht i ubli that Oc an CiH
r i% n « rJ-tr v rv wull and in
idditu n ^n thum i ^ctptlonnlh
liberal trin^t I"t ni lit m ludin^, 1 '
p ad h ihda
\r 1 nptr uan t it\ wtrkir in ans
it g r\ t »mpl im thtv art crnri
Id i iti^Hii «, )r Lfl than tho e
(i t pi wht in uii(,at,£.d m pnv ite
bu mt
ind indu tr%
Thn fat t i th it tht nt« alar\
•ilf tt j tand ird that iinm tir
lit r will ha\,i it
1ft it en al irit
in the jrn\dti
i ctur
^ome it\ aiar"s ualt s art-
Ocean City a /a Corf.
HOIIUANS AHKAI) The „„.,„, ''* I
lut uu Ihorefore, as ;l public
dii|)artment (jives some hints ,, n j
today on tin* best
ways and means
the holiday paiiilesHiy. We don't
people to pay altention to y u , S(1 "
In fact, we don't
expect tu p.,y a' n
theiu.ourself. But it liehooves us" to i"|i"" v "" e: |
what, they
should do ahtiut Christ'rna- "'"*
won't,
"' ovc n ilj
KTRATlCnY The best possiblr «»',„,[
the upcoming Chrrstmns si-iison is as a Mti F
must be won before
Christ inns Eve TV
all kinds of advance plamiiin lv|, icl . l!
difficult, and advanei: work which retrr»
difficult cnoiigh su that people won't d
the last minute. Huttles aren'l won in
manner as this. Suppose the Joint Chiefs 8 !!]
had no plans on tile and Had not
military hardware necessary to carry th
country
would he in a heck of " a wav'iTl
next war comes alting. ll hasn't miyUiirw-I
with
Christmas, but it may 1, ( . aid i"J
present
predicament .in Vietnam is mainly?!
insufficient
planning and fi%itiiiit>n prior to-If
our men over
there. Hut back to Christmu tl
as we are eoiiceriied,
this October wDatlicr '
hut pleasant,
peps us up imd gj^ us Q~ m •*
dose ol early Christmas spirit. This is
the .irriviil through the mail of
i it il ij_iic
frt m in nl urdi i li ii i i
it tlu i ltjli ,,111 uid w lint] lurhilu hi.
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estimate^ attident, ulaimed the hvf
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prti mil in houki ht u -d with th rn
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I I n.m. Mornim; Worship
li f,.m. — Sunday School
H:.;i) ji.ni. ICvi'iiiiiji .Snrvire ^ViHinesKlny
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MACEDONIA
METHODIST
10th st.
Sunday
9:30
School
1 1
Worship
K-30
and Simpson av.
a.m.
a.m.
p.m.
Sunday
Morning
Evening
Wednesday—
10 a.m. • W.S.CS. sowing
group
6 p.m. • Family Night.
Covered dish supper. Film;
"The Making of a Patriot".
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
7th st. and Wesley av.
Preaching Christ Crucified,
Arisen, and Coming Again,
Rov, William R. Allen, ThM
Pastor
Sunday—
9:30 a,m, • Graded
Sunday School classes for
each member of the family,
John H, Pfacffli, psneraj
superintendent.
11 a.m. • Morning
Worship, "Let Christ Win
Your Battle",
11 a.m. • Nursery
8:30 p.m. • Senior
Christian Endeavor
7;30 p.m. • Evening
Worship,
"Prayer For
Others".
Director of Music, Henry
C, IjOper, Organist, ' VV.
Cloviug Breneiser, Parking on
Wesley av., next
HOLY TRINITY
EPISCOPAL
11th st. and Central av.
Rev, Charles L. Wood, D.Ed,,
reqtor
Today (Thursday)—
7 a.m. • Holy Communion
7 p.m. • Choir rehearsal
f * *
Tomorrow (Friday —
S p.m. • Fifth session of
the Sunday School Institute
* * *
Sunday (20th Sunday after
Trinity) -
8 a.m. • Holy Communion
10 a.m, • Choral
Eucharist, , sermon and'
Church School
7:30 p.m. • Evening
Prayer
Service
* * *
Wednesday —
8:30 • " p.m. • Prayer
meeting " . * • *
TABERNACLE
BAPTIST
8th st, and West av.
Rev, Z.L. Byrd, pastor
Friday —
7:30 p.m. • Bible Class
FAITH BIBLE CHURCH
111 Hth st.
Standing for Qod and
Country
Rev. John D. Greenleaf,
pastor
Sunday —
10 a,m, - Sunday School
11 a.m, • Morning
Worship
7:30 p,m, = Evening
Service
Wednesday —
7:30 p.m. • Hour of
Power, Prayer meeting.
The Godfrey-Smith
Funeral Home
HIRBfRT L. GODFREY, Mfr,
EstaWishid IBB8
809 Central Avenue
Phdging for the futur; as in the past, the
finest and most dlgniflmd funeral service,
IN TiMf OF TROUBLE WI ARi AS
NIAR AS YOUR PHONI — DIAL 3f?-0O77
Successors to Ocean City's First Funeral Director
8:30 p.m.
rehearsal
• Sonior Choir
Sunday =•
10 a.m. • Sunday School
11:15 a.m. • Morning
Worship
Tuesday —
9:30 a.m.
Communion
Holy
y
S p.m. • Prayer meeting
* * *
Wednesday —
4 p.m. - BYPU
4 p.m. - Intermediate
Choir rehearsal .
to church.
*
Monday—
10 a.m. The Synod of
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New Jersey, The Music Pier
* * *
Tuesday—"
9 a.m. • The Synod of
New Jersey. The Music Pier,
3:15 p.m. • The Bible
Club for girls and boys.
First through third grades,
Sunday School Building,
.5 p.m. - The Presbytery
of West Jersey, The
Sanctuary.
* * *
Wednesday—
Fellowship prayer jreups
moot throughout the Day,
7:30 p.m. - Tho
Wednesday Evening Biblo
School,
studying the IJook
of Luke,
* * *
Thursday—
12:16 p.m. • CBMC
Luncheon,
Plymouth Inn.
Men welcome,
12:16 p.m. The Women's
Association
luncheon
meeting.
Display of project
work. Lower Auditorium.
* * *
Friday—
7: IB p.m. • Junior and
Junior High U, E, and Bell
Uhoir rehearsal. Lower
auditorium.
OCEAN CITY BAPTIST
CHURCH
lOth st, and Wesley av.
Rev, David P. Wright,
D.D.,
Pastor
Sunday—
9:30 n,m, - Sunday
SeHiiol with classes for every
member of the family.
William J. Redding, general
superintendent,
10:15 a.m, • Worship
Service. Organist, Mrs. David
P Wright, Message by Pastor
Wright, "The Uopd
Shepherd" frorn Psalm 22,
10:') 5 .^JLJnn^^--Suiwev Isad—
Wednesday — . . .
8 p.m. • Kuppios Klub
* m *
ST. JOHN'S LUTHBRAN
10th st. and Central av,
Rov. -D, Richard QarTlson,
pastor
Sunday —
9:15 a,m. • Churdh School
11 a^m. - The Service
* * *
Tuesday —
S p.m. • Miriam
Circle
meeting in the home of Mrs,
Erna Rueth, 3228 Simpson
av.
Wednesday =
6:46 p.m.
rehearsal
8 p=m,
rehearsal
Junior Choir
Senior
Choir
ST. AUGUSTINE'S R.C.
13th st. and Wesley av.
Right Rev, Msgr, Alfred, Jess,
pastor
Daily —
7 and 8 a.m. . Masses
* * *
Saturday —
7 and 8 a,rn, -- Masses
4-30 to S:30 and 7:30 to
8:30 p.m. • Confessions
* * *
Sunday —
S, 9:18, 10:30 a.m, and
noon • Masses
* * *
Holy Days -
0^30, " 8, 0:30 a.m. and
6:30 p.m. = Masses
* * *
Wednesday —
7 to 7:30 p.m.
Confessions
There are no Pas torn)
Services
* * *
ST. FRANCES CABRINI Rt.
2nd St. uhd Atlantic Avc.
Rev, William P. McCorristuii
Paston
Daily-
Hn.m. -Mass
Saturday— ^
T) I ii H : 3 0
p.m.-Confessions
Helping
Hold Crime
In
Check
Listen this Sunday to the Christian
Science Radio Slries for somi
interesting insights on this qusj.
tion.
In this area it is heard
, over
'> WSLT 1S20 k.e. Ba.m.
WMID 1340 k.c, 9:15 a.m.
THEBIBLE SPEAKS
TO YOU
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Look Your Sunday
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OCEAN crpys
Oldest atahljghed Optician
519 E. 8th St.
Dial 3994000
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nursery, downstairs,
1:15 p.in, * Gospel Service
at Crest Haven conducted by
Ladiei; Bible CIILSS,
7:30 p.m. , - Sunorvlsed
night numery,
7:30 pm, • Evening
Gospel Service, Vocal
selections
by Walt and
Miriam Zulker. Message by
Pastor Wright'from the Book
uf II Corinthians.
"What Must Be Done"
Church
bowling
Somers
Point
Monday— •
7 p.m. •
leamio nt
Lanes. '
8 p.m. • Adult Fellowship
conducted by Alien
Preiidenthnl, at the church.
Wednesday—
0:30 p.m.
ptOlowship
Annunl
Dinner
Fall
How, wo are sometimes asked,
ran wtr continue in a profei.
lih remiiidi. ui, day
y
after day, that "The Bill 'u
tolling for thee"? How, we
reply, can the nurse.continut
her lonqly vigil, night after
night? How can the combat
medic
bear the agonizmg
screams of the wounded men
he must carry to safety, and go back again and
again? What goes through the mind of the e
fighter who plunges through a wall of smoke
which may hide death on the othtr side? And a
final question—What would happen if there were
no line willing to do the things which have to be
done? The. world's work must be done, If our
world is to continue to exist.
Chester J ? Wimberg
Funeral Home
Paur Qe'nerariens of Funeral Strvice to All Creeds
201 ASBURY AVI. DIAL 399-3654
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withdrawn from our dally life? We
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fiiEhi*, piilnt out HchohiNtle HptitudeH and
aid the Internal Hcvenuc Service in eheekiriK Incimn;
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Hut there are thinnH a cumputer can't do, Ii
cant make a home a better home or a man o
heller man. A computer ean*i heal sofrown and
diwirjpointnientK, It can .swallow up a lot of statisticH
and clank ifui. a lot of conelUHiDfiH, but it
can't direct a man in (iod^ love.
As today's world is run more and more by
autiimatiiin, m nei-d the help of the Church to
(Jilide us in the spiritual realm of life. We need
lei experience (.nil's £reat love for ail men. In our
mechanlcai world, only the Church can help us
Iind God's love.
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•ST. JOSEPH'S R.C.
Shore rd. ir.i HiAsr !s
Msp. EcH-irt Q'Ce--3r.
pastor
Diily -
" and i trrL . Mzfj-tt
7:30 to f p.—,
* « *
Saturfav —
•4:30 to S:30 irjd 7:5,0 :o
9 p.m. • Confess;-,:;*
• * s
Sunday —
. -7:-»5. J, 10;:S. 11:30
SLB!. sad § p.m_ - Msst-ts
ChuTvh Sjhi
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BETHANY UNITED
METKOOIST
Short ra- ir.d Brirhton ^v.
Rev. WiJliam Thielkinc,
p.i»:fir
Sunday -
b«:4 5_arn. • Church Sfhcifi!
I I am. • Morninj
Worship
6 p.m. = Junior ar:d
Sf-ior Hish LTilYF
; p.m. • Evening Service
LLNWOOD
SEA VIEW BAPTIST
An American Baptist
Chun*
2025 Shore rd
4 pjn. . Reiiirious Rev. Kun B. frank,
induction for first te cipilh
(lira.
passof
Today fThursday) —
V p.ra. - RciteiDus 7 p.m. - Junior Choir
lSrvciio- for ninth IO J2lh rehearsiil
gmdtrt,.
7.4 5 p.m. - Senior Choir
* • . •
reheirsal
• • *
CHRIST EPISCOPAL
Sunday —
1ST Short rd,
3:45 a.m. - Church School
JWr. Adalph Wra Kahl.
J 1 am. • Morning
B.D.. vicaj-
Worship
Today (Thursday j —
6:15 p.m. - BYF
' V p.m. - Junior Choir
7:30 p.m. . Evening
'rri-.et.-SiJ
Service
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Friday) —
:45 p.m. . Senior S Choir
Wednesday —
ia':3ol>.m. . Ada Riekard
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tin nip
Bible
Study
8 p.m. • Mi'lluKlisl Men
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PACE 6 -.. SECTION TWO
¥
5i, Augustine'** PTA grade; James Huopcs, sixth incliidr a Marili (Sras
resumed fall activities at the £r:ldi'i SiMr-r JoM'ph Anhi',
Mri. I'aui Hartiiiari M,.
February 7, Mrs. Otiu Keele
first mcotinil uf the scasnn sevonlll (•Hide; Sisli>r Ilnl.m
l-'on.-M Ahr.w. Mrs. Norman
in the school auditririiirii.
.•mil Mrs. Etlw.ird 0 mil.
Bi-rnnrielte, M.ilh: i.nci Kpsier
i'rjwinn! and Mis [,a Hi,,,in
Invocation was given by the
er. ch a i r.ne 11. a (lesser!
Mij'iiim Viiicoiu. Wjihlli yn.di'.
eiitiTl.iiiii.d 10 members ..:'
Rev. Leonard J
1'ashiiin show M..)'ci. I. Mm.
. The preslik lit i.lhii
til.' Prlseilla Circle. Mrs,
Orapchowskh assistant pastor.
William MeFadden and Mrs.
Mrs. Uhnries Murphy
introduced officers ami
l-'rilliin Dis, chairman,
Ralph Riiscli en rh:iirmen;
presided at the business
ehuirmen of ihe PTA forF..!lier'>. Night.' April |fi: and IIHri.iluced Mrs. Harry II, II
meeting and introduced
the comiiiii vrar; Mrs. Itiiljili Fiin Diiy in June.
Mrs. Willkmi Hair, sY. .,„,!
members of the Jirouity: Roscli, vice iireslrlent; Mrs. Sister Eleanor Theii»c, Mrs. Jaines \Siisun as yu.'sis
Sister Eleanor Therese, Bruce Miiey. rreurdim; principill, »piil,e lo the urolip Mrs liartmau presented the
principal_ and flfth MradiloaeFer;
Sister Rose Pierre." triiiisureii— Mrsr-Juhti—Hilfi-rtjT-
—lifiyui^Ci*'^ course: • yhe"
secretary; Mrs. AMi-n K'yli'', deseribiniJ brji'lly ihe ..civd.-voli.ms
aliii " the slmij
honk. Menib.jrs-are .requeiiud
nrst grade; Sister Jumps currespondin^ seeretLHS ; Mr:. announced thai jiiM.des two
i-hiss!esses for ij.e meeting; or lh,- R.,i-h..| Cirele meetinj.
in ^Irs. Bach's h im ,. Mrs
mm
KINDERGARTEN TEA - Mothers of newly enrolled kiiiderswrn-n pupils
were guests of the PTA at a Tea root? n (. 1 y in the Primary Si-hool
Shown here left to right are Mrs. Jamra FinneKun ami Mrs Henry Kni.'ht
kindergarten mothers: Mrs. RolnT.LaRosa, PTA proBidftit: Mrs William Slvim'
County PTA president: and Mrs. John Doyle, kindcrssirlvi. mother ^tiff
Photo.
St, Augustine's PTA makes
plans for year's program
THE OCEAN CITY SiNTINEL-LlDOER
Circles
•'UHiiiiiied tVi,,1, !,.,(,,,_ 1
and Mrs. II.W. Ulaild
1.1 Kr.idenli-n. l-'l.i. w;is Delwiler |ireseiiled the study
weli-nllled ;i» a visitor, h..,!k for discussion. The
n.'viilii.na were (.'Iven by n. ! s! (ll.MMiili;, Nov. rilber I
Mr-. K.ln.i Kay. M,« Hoine'r at 1 IT. p in., will be in the
(ierken, I'hairill.m. and Mrs.
Ih.w.iiil (\imphell liavi. ihe
-iii.ly lunik. The ii,st
in.•.•inn! will be November I
wilh Mr
f i i i i i i
iii.iii
I'irele,
Kny
-I, 1.1 %,l I
iif ||,,. M
iMili'i -liiiin.il
ini-itili.-rs ,.!' thai en-ell- in
li.T ll.illle, Mrs Koberl' Klilli-
•mil Mrs J. (.'a.si.ii l'..n->
,isj,i»i.il. l.li'vulions ami stmly
honk wen- (n.i,, [,y M.s
I? ill h The n.-st uucliHi:.
Niivenlli.-r I ill 1 |, m,, will
!••• in the hum.. (.|' M.s.
Aihi.-t Zil.Mi/intiT, :!.-T
Se,illi'ii:lu I.I
.Meinhei-T. ..r Ihe Miriam
I'lu-le HUM ..I 1'lyiiiiiinh Inn
«ilh If. present Mr» Ann
Il.il/i.fli'i'l was ,:reeli'il as .!
sillily bunk,
M:ilhe\vsiin
ii'ii-v Speckil
pi:
tin- ci. rt-t;.
Mrs- Kilw.u-il (Vib.-I. will
S.M=\e :.s eoehairrtien >>{' the Hope ami men'... w..111.MI'S
iJriUI|)'s first aelivily. :i and children's ololliini; ;n
iliiirii-r dance scheduled fur L-l.x'il roiitiinon (m; Ant/... a
neeemher.
1 [..~fiil.il The ne

c -J
j'AGE 10 -- SiCTION TWO THI OCiAN CITY SENTINEL-UePOIR THURSDAY
BILLOWS
Published Weekly by the Public.itlon, Club si
Oeean City High School. Ocean City, N. J.
Cii-rJIiiiirs.Iii-Oiii'-l-SI'KAN KII.I.K ,1111! ItONNIN HIIKAKKIv
Maiiiii;,,,;; 1-Miloi-s--CIIKIS .SMITH. [IkHnitAH
Business I-jlilors.-I'AT AKl'INWAU.
Typinu Kilil.ir-nOHOTIlV STURM
I'liiiliiL-miihy Kitil,ii--CAROL HILTON
l'hi)li)(a-;i|ilii r— l-;i) WIU-SWN
Advisor—William H Ruiiihorger
VOL. -XXXII OCEAN CITY, N.J., THURI.. OCT. 16, 1969 No. '
Is it worth it?
Everyone has thi 1 potontiul to biujomo a drug
addict! Every known iiddk't with IVw cxyuptions
admits to huvinjj started with m;ir;ijimmi. Yet,
people say ijiarajimini isn't habit forming or doesn't
lead n person to more addictive drugs. This is triio
at face value but if a person uses marujunnu often
his hocfy will evenunlly heeome immune 1 to it. Then
he'll need more powerful drugs to HUtisfj' his
desires.
Could thi.-i' problem involve you? Of'-course not,
you're dean cut All-Anieriean students with sports,
sehool. and dates neeiipying all your time, is this
true? No! Every high sehool and college student
has the temptation at one lime to try drugs if
only out of eurkisity. Nothing may over come out
of these experiments; a few tries and that's all.
Huin u i ant huuld hi m m that thnui^h the
eontiiiLiiiu, UM nf driif,
tin i hud\ inallunttiurm
mi^ht in tm deloj/mO "I inljnts born to pan nth.
^hu at urn tmit oi iiiiutht r u t j n un diui^,
pernunciit br tin diiiiuigi hjrimg to lack "f
i uordinatioii mounts, kin" la tmu fati-jur whiuli
conii-s hail \cry Tltitth di pics,ion without tininntiniied
Hit nf thi drug, and fin ill\ i nntmuou
u=i i>r DHL li,,ir t\pe driif, h.id, to hightr,
severe druip
The temptation l tin re, hut
addict 'tjte-, ' It"-3 not worth it
nion
one formir
NEW TEACHER JOINS STAFF - M r j,,A nn(
Lurte instructs student, in -,„,„, ,| J M, jt thl
ll prep and >«eeri tanal IH
FRANK M
MAZZITELUI SON
Plumbing and Heating
Specializing in
G» B»t«board Heal
200 A5BURY AVi
CITY, N J
PHONI IH-Jlfl
M. A, Bruder & Sons,
. Inc.
12th St, & Aibury
DIAL 399-2070
or 399-2071
HERB REESE
Interior PainHng & Decorating
5200 CiNTRAL AVE, OCEAN CITY, N J
' ' FULLY INSURED
CUSTOM PAINTING
for people a little harder to satiify
FOR ONE MORE
CALL 399-5425
Ne JOB too big, no RE-
PAIR fee imall , . , all of
our plumbing and henring
work got* the jam* canful
consideration.
PILEGGI
i»5 WEST AVENUE
NEWLY K1K rui SPWISH tLUB OFFICERS - from left to right.
President Aiiiii H nli \ \ it Pr. idi nt Susan Mayor, Secretary Judy Belcher,
and Treusiirer Mi ir_Mi Kruk
Parents asked Council functions well -
to boost spirit strives to meet demands
I In mi mil. Ml.
Ill li - h , , i , ,i,
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I' in nt ! jf it EH ip Hi in i
I l.i ulnl, Ih |> ,r|... Jl
tin , lull nil In „ b ii 1
pirn in t lppn i I iti )il inH
i i 1 with th. ,iu , lul
, irr\ in nut 'it h mil ,\, nl
Tin Iniitnr. | r ,,,dili,
Hill til M Lllll 111 II I [I]
•lull Will In I. II | H 1
111. |l I, ll III, ,
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iiJmiill trill, in Ih. h nd
nn iillj, i I, , I th i thi ill
I" in i l l t 'ml, nl
[iirll. ip IE! II i u> II t . Ihi
i-li,»< I iml ill. i mmuiiit
II tin .lull i i, Mil '| r
Mill, r hi |» th I n r in
will Infill I,, t,|.i in [|
p i r tn ip 111 i! i ii ihi
, \ I F \ n \\ lilt. I {- in il i, i
II tin h I,, h,h I
Til
in,, Mr Mill, r il p|,,
d I
t' til n i|i i Ii i Ib V ,
tin 1 m, ii b, I ii I
will lit, II i. nrl in
r, ijuirt in, nl n f nl Ii , ,
tin • in HI ll uni i nil ,
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m. mil. r Mi M li r „' , I
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imp ,rt ml II ' in , i 11 I i Ih
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over Pl'vflle
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Hill I, u n It I tin ri ill hill
i, 1 n i H il ll > n lln 111 , ,,,|
Inn I) 111 \iiilri 1 , ,,,
imiinil lil. M_lil ,,,,| uni
m nli tin i_' ii 11 i,nil
un purl-ni mill
ihil
On
Urlubil b j ^tudi nt
I isunuil nn i tuii, wa 1 luld in
tht luditnriiini Th< 1 mi t tmi-'
\v i i. HI* d Ut nrdcr b\
Pr. nli iii I..I111 Flutid it
llli 1 in
t'mli r ..Id till IIU -
Jnhn
111 nikiii ill lln pi upli whi.
In Ijn tl «ith thi Studtnt
t i.ilrli il 1 if uj hi iki 'ul
h Iti mi Sipti mbi r 2t!
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ifnpr.lv. mi nt un th* 1 up
md fl. «n ^tuF\V!V L dicidid
m h.ild nil nn tin ir nn i tint
iltHil ittir^ thi- Hilluwe.n
p ir tl. 1 hi 11 thi\ c in
t * n. tfitnf. un tht prnbl. m
mil nut hm In vurrj
ih ml Hi.r|.|nt! tm thi ir
n. IL
ill tin iiipir
n i] n ij , F
h u 11 . n 1 thi
hi m 1 mi TH 1! im t uhieh
"111 In hi Id nn OrtnbiF ii
I Ih Ur, in I ! Youth
( n ! t r Cli urrnt n m rt
1 ll 1 II fur iht ft pt rtlli
utilrimillii Sue Killc
puliluili shmin MiKiltrit-k
tit i 1 ir it inn L\nn t-ult jnd
T ii f jFrni. il . ntt rtjinmi nt
jnil Nini , Hiillm in
r Jri hnn nt Studint
c i£nt d
up inr thi ri.nirrntt*! tin
!• In li thi > 1 nultl hi t tu
• rl. Th, th iimii n Hill rail
th ir t . mrnitli t tu^'i tht r
ill 1 if 11 Hi, jnd
, rl In th, C u ri' at tht
ii lit trill. All r 1 It t nt
tli '1 11 It Lhi pnr ^ It.F till
il .' 1 ^ r di t uli d upon
Tin . r • I il - T 1 ,tjg
( d - 1 ^ . p. r i .UJ I.
Ihi pi. ihihLl uf mini
nJI Fiibli ninnt prufitinp
ith 1 11 11 pi unrd and
th ill 1 tl \FF nip IIU nl, Tur
ihi 1 pruiij-t, ll ippruvt-tj
h ^tutlrnt ( „„„ ,1 ind
. . . . 11 I hi, I , t h .
iillinm i I ii 1 ,n % lil , I unf|, r
11 IN In thi 111 * I liw
Joseph P. Stabler
PLUMSINO &
HEATING
Dial 399-3085
If Na Aniwir Dial m-ftn
OFFici • iHOWReeM
2152 Aibury Av#.
COASTLINE
HEATING
"Gos Heat
Speeiailsfs"
DIAL 927-3370
2106 NIW ROAD
Linwood, New Jersty
ana
Tin m €• 1 11 n „ n!-
idjuurni'd jt 31 ^S dm
RiWIRS-AtTERATIONS-
INSmUATIONS
GALL US FOR PROMPT SIRVICi
OCEAN CITY
PLUMBERS, Inc.
_^ flrmerly Tncearino Plumbing & Hoaifna
618 WIST AVENUE DIAL 399-0450
Now Under Ownorsliip.Manflgament of
LEON CRAMf-R . JOSEPH DOUGHERTY
ANTHONY PiPI
mu tmijs
SI 111 d iv mill % ti ill
Jdmbnr* t 1 £1 jut c ikt T lit
jnd 1 dunkt-t hi,litblll
t'lmt win idt IT prt inttd
b* tin ultictr 1 ^.uput lit.rii
irtim tht fluuF inrludid i
hjiridt* md bnfifiri tu bt
tipt ni d tu Uli- rhuul a
drt s., duwn di^ in OCJIS
urflnf ti irn md Un
iri^tjllrn.nt .if mirr.iF 111 thi
girl bithrftum,
An iinnuuntiniinl
* t i m p i d 11 1 t h tht
ni1rmni->trdtiiin i inpmwil v, i.,
pri serin d tu thi Counril md
wi ii-eipt.'d tut FViht Imin^K
On jHcin djv nht n t tudi nL
mu t tunic t.t 'clmul jl 111
am thev in ptrrnittid ti.
ttimi dn %tt d in ini la^hnm
Raiders sport
new uniforms
mltir 1.11 ird ilid III Ijuri 111
Ii ivi iciuirii) tin 111 Tin
b mil
in H mnTiHim iri tin
11111 1 111 im mm M ir-.
Tin t i.litr i-inrd SFI n ri
ililfi n lit mil vi ix biiiiinin)
I 111 I ill lit 11 ri ll kirf ri d
Itlll bl.ul ( mil 1 wllitl
t^itit
llllll tht Irliiiiilillf- III
11 Illll 1 111 I l|lt Mil IVI II 1
iiliitt knt mill 1 nil ttm
blim 1 ilnti 1 1 ut md
ivlutt trim ] hi 111 i|iiri tti
nil tin iilhi I ll mil ll 111
it] 111 n I in 11 uniftiriii ill
li.Hllur Tin i Iim ml
I ill nil I up 111 til 1 1III.II
it.llir uhlt In II iiltll
b mil! ul v. hilt iMitiinini,
7u Hi tun 111 li I HUH tin
..III. r 1 nl till 1 ipl nil Hi 11
ill ulnti uilli ml liuiiniini
lln 1 uiiiliiriii inn i.rdiiitl
1 li 11 Vi 1 . k ii^u h% Mr
Mill. 1 mil III t lil n. 1 r tin
Of liln r »til ur li md
Ft 1 t HI ll till III I !l> t Hi 11
uiiilt.nii ml! liiif-'hti 11 up
tht h ill him hint nlmh
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lhi ll mil 1 uni ..I Hit
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htm thi \ il t in irt li in
p midi lii fh. Iri i mil it
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nil nit Jl ill in 1 fhi
Hillnu 1 iiiuild hki tti ill-.li
Mr Mill r mtl In miFihin).
Kill K lid. r hind' lhi b. 't
.it iu, k lhl ii 11 i,,,| ,„
It IPs tti until
C h
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•hmr tin m ijtiFrttt M]l! id,
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lhi Iluiiur Sum tj tin
i ulif t riit-d 111 tilt pulihr ltlun t timrnittii ind lur pu ititm
nJ jjlrl in imI ulilv
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s i Hmr I 11. CinuliVi
rif till vi irhimh
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Cuinmitti, md Iht Ilnlth Durolliv bturm i bu-,ini fc ^i-huul 11. wspiipt r Silt injnv^
[hl, h nt Mm h.il Iimii
Aii impnil mt p
t 11-. ir c lull I,,, plm, to tudent L tin typint, iditur niidinij in htr .pm tirnr
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i|Urilil ll d i rill i.
IIUPMIII I u^i Ihi r, JH
but tht .11m, in Jim
IKil
"pirvi , md i ,
fuitjllur, in 1-riir.r their
tin iiiipurt int-i ul
huldini;
"'" V1 "l 1" ill
I.11I, ch. th tn ,L ihal tithnr
th il iithi r cirt t r
juh m tiimpltttd md plan
I ' I 111 m i|"nlv nf tin
1st 1, impurtiiit
lhi |_i in I-JI 1 hi mi of thn
ih i li lit
bull tin htiircl wu, put I 11- h 11 • 1 k
>. irb.iul.
I 'K iml\ pu ilKiri
jlo annuiinc. tin iim iht.t.1 %,r ,tv
wluih n m un iiiilill.il i-, I imi Wil mi 1 thi
ond 1 11 li mniith tin r. (fiichini. st iir
n Lh il .)l liN,,ui ,,l,i,lr Tin Atlivitii- Editt.r on the
IL 1 ill triptum uf uni uut t uitilliji pi ii. r
PL Itl.ili Will 111 1,11, ,| |,\ I tilf Thi ptiHtinn put< him
, nil thr ll lit Id, ,hrnvn pn nil ill), w. it ilimi In li,
in ihiryi ur ill jrias nf thi
qu ililn il un rnli, r ..I tin
±r Im ird SJunu 1,1 lit itn ill ii 1 PLivtr ul tin I i\..iil l,ir !,,,,( ,„ (,,
1 t jrhouk t nnu riiiriu ill
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L irtt r irt Ritnrd Wi.k Ihi iwil ,„„, In r p, rfi.rm in, j ,
rfhutil irtintli, ixcipting
Bins Hi LI It Fid Nur inj- Jinn (, iv It h 1 hi 1 n m, lulu r nl Lhi i ill
pnrL, Tht 1 mi-ludn thn
.ht. in
Billnvi-. Cjran I Chtnr
>dl S. t rt t 111 Mi-dii il
Tin pr, i nt i.. i thlur m
lien Lit NI il A I'tjiil
Iim 1 , iirulh ,1 ,„ ih,
Tr. nrh Club ctt Jim is j
, I ir. I ii-niin I'llKnlii
ni IFI 111 I nh il i titni
hu nil , irrn ilium ,,f tin
illufm jnd t-huir mt-rnbnr
m I i ^ i, nc-i Lurr uni
pi t D11 tici in Dui tur rhu.il H, ,d, ht huld tin tiiuinili rittird
hiint
ii tm mt mbi r of tin
lap I mil Hu pn i| mi mil, r 1 I Hn Inutbill
in tnuK ht 1 , tn hiatunan
ill ml uli iru ,ii,l
nutrit 'r
^pud lim il u p irl luifi ill
ul tin N1t1t1n.1l Hunm
tin Fnm.li Lluli tin
un \ ,r it> Snimmiiip ,nd
SUCH tv and j mi mbi r nt
Ll i i ttntivi
UP li.F till l-luh It 1 Bi 11, ,11 1, im Wilt 11 i,l .tl
thi \ in.ty Club OuUidr ur
Si i-r t ,i ,1 thi t-hutil ht 1, ktpl bu.j «ith
ti tin 111 Ihi In Id' ul lur 1 Liminunt mi lhi Ndtuiri il llunnr Si . I tl Hid
\t II I im Inn F. pill
hi 1 - mimhi r^hip in tht
VVt wtrk 1.II tin -1 1111 F t Ij
t jbrirn Bikithall tiam
h m 1 trtiilj- It im ind tiur " In hm. ill 1 mil Out itli ,UFririii dud a pirt time jub
di Ii 11,1 I hultjiili- tnu. tin r ..f ,1 h-jui Ii 1 1 mi rnht i
Hv- tuturr pljns mi-ludt a
II IIUI iilli n • ki,p, muiint. ul tin Tultui il \rL Cmttr
culit j_i_ m ijtiF in Ene imcnnfj
rrtta Martin: and
mm. Ji'aiicttn OiNiirdo.
Club de Espanol
^fs n«w offleBrs
it Spnnii,li Club of
E has hit.n roaetivatud
i a year's lapsu. This
I'IJ rpi>H til nil lnti?restnd
md ;ird yoar Spanish
kit!.
ii' first, mnutini; this
Oificr-FS are, Prusident
Bailey, Vice Prcsidnrit,
Mayer; Secretary, Judy
Mi iilid Treasuror,
n Kruk.
Spunish Club munts
sreond and fuuHh
ij'S nf cat3h mtinth. At
Ul mueUriM, Ociobtir
proiSram will include
.Hp and FeeoFd, "How
d ond Enjoy
The
Miss
-k RESIDENTIAL 8 COMMERCIAL *fctew*l.*f
f
ILECTRICAL CONTRAOTO 0^
*^JI
GENERAL ELECTRIC
APPLIANCE Mitk\
SAlfS and SERVICI
FACTOR f TRAINED SERV'ICiMlN
«4 ASBUBY AVE
Have a Co
Bathroom?
FILLING ani
Add a flamelii 1JQGUHN6' LOTS
t electric radiant«l
heater for
GENERAL
*» TOO BIG OR
WO 1WALU
jy
club's
Dorothy
ERNIST A.
ADARA, Jr.
CALL US FOH.f""« ESTIMATES
li IJI.
prittj
i_..t«l
Shi t iijuv irt ind ft- Jtiini-
111 hi r Irt . Lim. L..FF nut
w
life', ! . /
The Health Club Officers arc busy working in the nurses office. They are
(left to right) Treasurer Jeanette DiNardo, Secretary • Doretta Martin,
Vice Prpsidcnt N, nu-y Strange, and President Mirrj'iV Fenstamacher,
fF/ICERS i)F VARSITY CLUH — From loft to ri|,'ht Pn-sideiit Hrian
Vic f Presidnnt Donald Hamilton, Sefh-tafy AIIHTUI Smith,- und
Brm 1. Heaver.
Wm S. ANDERSOf ow Servin 9 °«> an Ci *y
" ELECTRICIANS ' """ DAN SYKES CO.
134S West Ave.
Out.: J90.Z2441
R»« i 399.17H
I U Gorson Electric
Tutor service offered by HS
On IhurMliJ Oclnbtr J nrtli mil, nl Hi.Mm Sin.nl\
tin Oei in fits ihiplii ul 1 h tFHi mil jim uitl mu t
tht Nihtiilll Htiuur SIH n 1\ Ulipuiliuf Hit prui,ir! ul
lit Id thi ir 1 t-und nn i tint, ul Ihtu lunliinil i mt i I lit
lhi Illi'lTO ihutil \in m nn irini ui lln II,,nur
Pn idiiit Ii 11 Ilubiii»liin Sin n l\ i lhi prmi inn ,,l
pri ^idi tj itvi r Ihi milling lnllliinil i rv u t ll ill ihlt In
Will) till IilijiinlA nl lln •" liidt ill d, -.irini, un ml
nit mil r hip ul lh ..f ^lili-Il
mi mht r^ md tin idsi nr ni tht u iritl' mir iliuh,
mu I 1 |irh Out ..I tin
Mr Li nun Iiivtnincl Ihi m m i-. ulhriii in
ilfli^ ul till 1 luh 1 tu
pri-fllt Ulilir Iu pr.iinuli lnt,Inr
inert 11 tit Inn mi mhi r hip
Till miftllll. intlurhd rluililii uhii 11 mi 111 in ill
II uu^ lup ,sf L till, \i ir
m h luilli 1
I ht^ -Wi» t— Im-htmt—m«« *
AWNINGS
DOOR HOODS
RLO^I^J^WSJ^ENCLOS^R fS
MIAMI - SOMERS COMPANY
DISTRIBUTOR OF MIAMI PRODUCTS IN SOUTH JERSEY
505 New Road Somers Point Dial 927-4133
FRED S. TARVES, 3rd
^ .£. BUILDER ^-- ^.
Home and Business Construction
Ramerieling and Repairs of all Kinds
CALL EITHER DON TARVES at 399.2306
or FRED TARVES at 399.1127
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Res.: 3315 West Ave. Dial 399-2980
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llth STRUT and SIMPSON AVENUE
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Registered
Builder
240 BATTERSEA ROAD
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ALL TYPtS OF ALTiRATIONS & ADDITIONS
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in Qem* A**., Mm city
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810 Ocean A... ,
399-0900
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Registered me. Builder
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DIAL 399-2349
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PAGi 12 -, SECTION TWO
16-2 CAL victory
Raiders scalp Warriors;
play Capers on Saturday
McElyea, Given
score; Raider
defense tough
hv UJVI- Ryan
and
fiim William;,
The Ocean City Rod
Haiders demonslmted their
»lruii|;i'il o f fi'iisi ve
performance (if I In; season
but stili relied niiiinly' mi
fheiT icuiiiti defense ti) win
their Cape-Atlantic Lenialc
opener, lii 2, over Wildwood
Inst Snturday ut Mujcvvell
Field. The win ran Clinch
Mike Shiveski's record In 2-1
while thi. Warriors nnw
stand 1-8.
The Red and White scored
twice In the first half and
ttiiinajjed tii prevent the
Warrior offense from Mettini;
on the board. The only
Wildwood score came mi an
automatic safety just before
tr •"•?.••/.:*
$m2l
the enfl ,,f the first half. thl. rirs, b| „,.,„,,, l|u, . (jr ,„
The re urn l)t_ senior , llld S1 ,, i( ,, h.,in,.,ek Boh tlu. Warrior ao The
quarterback Skip Given and Mllllrl. r;1|, ldu. nullvW 7,,; i 90 pound Junior Va,
the ndditiun ui junior o m. nj... • -- T - " • - - -
-halfback—Barn—Bnrerrv.
THE OCEAN CITY SENTINEL.LEDGER THURSDAY,
° CT0BE » , OCTOBER 16, 1f6f
SlaveskiVH'
favored to fop
winless Capers
Tom Willimns
SOLID
UAI.I.-HIICKMH
Kaiihi ili-li-nsi haturda\
li ipli W.trruii liiiini i
A f I e r II |1 e 11 I II u lli-Ml Lower t\ipe ,M ,y
It il. I. ,1
t:.ip.-AII;,nl(i- I.«m.ie piny its Meond win in th.ee „ „ he,,, ,.„ ,.v
ae,,v,,,es. Thoimh ,, w,l, no, CNay,,.,,;'"^ P X * 1^' ^'""'"^ «'""" f
Coiieli Lay Khlers
predicted before the »e.ison
beuan ihal thin would be
one ,il' the finest Caper
yards fur ijnibbiiiL; the ''''' elevens in years. They
ded I i. lose
mask mi the nest play I' r
—pmtalt>—mrr—WjMwrroTi—• ! < mst ' , Luilmm
I I n . it.li t ird I, „
I uirih d.niii p,., p| n
illl tun, thi Riiri, r
'"iiltln i t in,,i uit uid
necessarily indieate HiiiiLls lo handed'" Uie Haulers ' t!
come, this possibility ,„
,ii-1 li ii 11 y more ul ii
probability .nice this
ynturd.iy tile Raiders
entertain one o! the area's
worsl teams. Lower C'ajie
May Hei;ion;il.
offensive backfiold were p"i for IH •••',-• '•" "'"'^'"'" r " l m '"' hlnd -
3!! '
L; »" r '
Jl »> "»vle m(i (M-UO), liamnionto,, MHO)
Innjely responsible for the :,„„,!„., ,-:,.„, | ^ '" '""' >"" scored on the nest Hruce hit halfback Rw ^" d Middle Township
improved Haider attack. P l m L D „« " i i.,i ^ P^N and Moore ran lor the Maker lor a five yardio« HG^I- Quick ar.thmclie
Jeean City didn't
art Cards Tor"",,,, t,lr 1" dow « '" PuniUi. it was 1B-0. on a third down and eiKh, «"»i'l "»li«.Mt" tbat .hex
the same as lhoi, M h it would a ml , h ,,, Fjrnce r,,,
I,i.,l ,]„„„. „„„, 11(,,lln tlu, w.ir,,()n. Sjuia,i,)n: T h l, n (ln f u u^ h I,,,,.,, flowed 116 points and
put on any bctier an ,,., r j . : , "
fi-acti'd lo the Hairier drive and 13. Cunli stopped Bixh-r wured IS.
offensive show than it had j.V" m-.k" it n,4 . "V"'"
b - V Stilrtl "« "'»• '" 'heir for a five yard ft IT he Li»t ul as i,ne of the
its first two weekends. Oil lhl, ,;„ V- i " W n - T h t " m : l f e h stiirled on received
_..
, »-,
t,^. Iron, I'apiTS 1 stronuesf orferisive
the fourth play of the game, G yen hi, T ' F| P j P
"" ' H'-' Wildwood • ' — - •• • •" ~
2. H it could Ludman. The play s.1Ved i threats is halfback Stan
Given rumbl,d ;a.ui ^e'yard' J>
really be called, a march- It first down and a possible L'urfy, one ul the six seniors
r' illl in t tun hit, • - ' • " • • • " " .ii this voutil j,uiii 1h,
^^."•'•^"w^ SFbEri^ t -•; f,- down ,,,d„ _On iu ,,rst ,
LVft runinier, wdi.-
a,, lisiili,,,. H.O """ hf B" •«"• . I'Udman bit Ocean fity started th, r i'ri-iiuontlv the tare,ei (,„
!'•'•"> from sophomore
sl
Oil their own 12. u,
X^••u.r,';;::,
,,
t ^ip^iJ-,z m^rL lll(Wl
;.H..,^ Kni,,,,^, ,^:;;m ,:•;- .r, 0 " ^v^r 1^
qiiiirierhack Charles Wise, has
scored three touchdowns,
F=, - '- Ue ItlLir Iji»i
lops ,.n the team. Senior
fullback Hick Burke I, also
the '10 yard hei- jifl'nre
mill
yards
I urlli 1 i in ,mj 1 I
tn m>, sophnmore
defensive »nd llarry Slik,-
l
Wolieki went into punt
\'aiidersliee
iniiht chuvn roriiiation A! this point
(jruser at the line of
ferimiliai/e nn a fourth and
Hi aver, who was a doubtful
five situation to Mil !(!••
starrer because ,,|- a should,;
drive.
Aiiain the Ri-ri anil Whili-
• iarled !,, time M.:KI>e,,
Learned r five up Uie rniddhm\d
Hruer piekt tl i:p >ev!ti
ai.,1 a first down II looked
like tin' march mie.h! be
siidiinn (Hit' • when Given
threw . mcompleu'. hut ihii)
came tile hiuiiest liaider • plas
of the season. Skip threw
the ball over III -yards in
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Speelaliiing in Gas Baiebeard Heat
Frank M. Mazzitelli & Son
PLUMBING & HIAT1NG
200 ASBURY AVi, DIAL 399-3193
plui
i"J"rv, put a I,til,. ...„, i,,iit.-h ' olfen,iv,.
"h-i.iild..f i,,t,, Uie centc.r auair, ,jn
s.UM and sailed h over tn.,di, uti.
•>'.= lll-l-'s head. Thai really p.,,,.,1 tl,.,.
.'j! k ;'\ •-'""'•.' '•f!-"rt Mr.c,-' tile Kicker
\.nllfki stiintls sis I',,in-lour 1 ,iia,,4i ,.:
.in orfeilnive threat. In the
line • are 185 pound junior
.„ .vere 'fZ^C .f^hViunt ^ l ^ ^ ^
"' '""", B "' ; ' 1 ' S'
Hl '
r " luf »«i 'I I" the
13 ii i
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PAOi 14 ~ SiCTiON TWOTHE OCEAN CITY SINTINELLiDOiR THURSDAY
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
CLASSIFIED AD RATES
nn--nt far tfrort- column JinuH I n th
ifiieu
of Tl SunBnni LortgtT NOT LATLFt TH\N NIK IN
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DA\
FOR RECULAK PUBLICATION uid NlJON WIJJNES-
D\\ FOH IXJO-LATi. TO^_LA^IF\ DkU jj!K»IU
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— AH Classified Advertising Cash —
ILK) LATE TO CLAa It \ \Di, jc tXlhA
L f> muled n i-iun 1 nprcul til r I n light to
il
luraomllv MU I Bt iCl OMP\NIi.D B\ Lj^H OR
1 \M1 t am col Lojo ii_cepted onf fhon 1 urlMiy
1
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m
in n LU iDimr RumttiBcc nuT k in I foro
h m 1 nt 1 »ct m tvp
t I I 1 Di pi j idverti ing — c pti \g It Lm
IN MEMOr.lAM
IN LUVINU MEMORY vi Clara M,
Pp*ell on her b.miday. OetsBsr
2Uf
MALI HELP WANTED
NIGHT WATCHMAN, 6 nights.
fQb far rs-tir^d min, with
=3 rid bo.lrd. SUM- Mr ShilW FNi
Hotel,
Illh .ind Bartrrfwalhg
no fine E3n heal;
.Till mernery fades
Slid Mfe departs
She wtll live tofevaf
tn Our hC3rt5;
S.idiy
missed by Husband.
Ehiiighler arid Nor family
CARP OF THANKS
I WiSH TO THANK the fire dept.,
pelics
depi , and rescue squad
for their aid and 3551510nee during
my recent illness. Also many th.mks
tS my friends fcr their mdny f-ards
and prayers._
Mrs.
Frsrihlm K. Ungsr,' Sr
TO ALL MY FRIENDS
neighbors,
memberi of the Qes.in City"Sehftoi
•ij^iem, straff of Shore Memorial
Ho5pL Unwssd Cenygleseeiit Center
and U C Kiwjnis C'lub t*fio were
sa kind arid thoughtful with flew-
DPS, and_dsfiatmfi5 i s the Kiwani;
Welfare Fund during the prolonged
illness and subsequent death of my
husband, t^srgc W Meyer.
Kmeerel^ Rpgrna Mayor
FEMALE HfLF WANT!D
HELP WANTED
HpLJgr PARENTS = Mature couples
Or indiyfdii.lis tD Work with
sm.ili
Rrpup of retarded ehildrisn rfT ,T
seemc resiiJyiiiiaj H-fimE m Vme=
land, N J Shirtinfl salary
S3.0on
Pff perSun f?i addition *Q fyIf hoif-.-
jng.
mt»,=tl5 and i3LjndFy: Full ma7n=
lonancp, pfuu salary begins immediately
Salary raised'ta $3300 at end
of 51 s monEhs These pray.s.on*-
n;e t-qu,ii ip $8,000 yearly mc
LOTS FOR SALi
IU-*T THIfL! MtLl I'Dtn Litgc
1OU-I It i 1 ^ ir ncn **/ th ill
mp vr-ii H " HlfoH Lower Hues
T iki

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PAGi 16 SiCTION TWO THE OCEAN CITY SENTINEL LEDGER
PINUEHS KEEPERS
No opportunity is ever
lost. Tin 1 nlhiT person
takes
those ytiu mi.H-i, Herald
Dreiitiir, HI,
MRHS fops Hounds
on Sfeve Parker's TD
Bowling
MOVE UNTIL YOU
CHtCK WITH US
W* sfffr • csrfl|>laK moving
Mrvici lo (II 5» inrM.
SCHiDULfD TRIPS
TO PHILADfLPHIA
ONI CIBCE er FULL LOAD
FRANK TERNE', JR , Prei
t*J Bay A*c , Ocean City, H J
DIAL 399-0605
STORBCB
OI9TANCE
LINWOOD-A
fourth
quartrr tuuchritmn by Str*r
Parker (?avc M H i n hi nd
Rr|!iniul High .Schtuil Vic-tnrv
Suhtiiil in ,1 nii'i'tiiifi ctf thi
two mninl.mil nv.tN .it
PlrsarUvilIf S.iturd.iv The
scun* w.is IK 1 1
Th*' MUSUIIIK-. Wf»- traillnp
1 1-12 wln'ii Park^f ttiok .i
flip pjsh fr*im Vine* 1
Sau^ltt
and wriit 67 y.irr!-.
f « Ihr
touchdown uhit.li brciufjht
M.unland iN -ncund virtuF\
M.iinl.md pt^tnd ib, first
im in thr final inunii-nts
nf Ihu tipfninfi quarti-r
ting ,i t:n-\hiuind punt
thniF own IS, Thr
••Lin^, sLirlnd thuir initial
c Kirk Knupp picked up
m dl VJrd^ un a run ,ind Ihen
ciuphL d sern«n pass fui 11
moFi- Djn Kallrn plunged
15 vjrds on thn-r cirrus
down to thi> unr s jrd lint*
Uakunull h't»"M «IVI>P fntm
thr fino yard line
Thr Mustangs struck hack
quick!y rminu-piU l.itrr w hi'ii
cli*ronsivi> halfback Di-nni-.
Mon'V irwidr n shun strmj*
Ml llTCl-pl itJIl .if" thr
Cirryfi-jund pass ,md r.irrd
.'If. v.irds intn thr- end /uin
In the third piTitici.
Baku miff
mtnri rptcri n p.i'A
tflMtWM h\
MusUiHE (S.lil^tiJ
tin thr PIr.-]saiitvjl|i< lift Thr
II.Hinds tlrtnn 72 vard. lo
Uin
Mustang twii V,ird lulibi-iupr
B.ik unt iff plunu't'd
miT ti> put Pjf.is.inUiIlr up,
1 1 12
P.irkt*r's_ sppcLirul.ir run
ftir
thr TD wns th'- nnh
•cnr.' ni thp List quartiT
Lint-lips
!) - 7 , Cr.ib
Br.mdley, 7 3
Cist orfs, 5
1 1U
l frcim p.i
Tr.ip,
DaniMl\
11, Sni
9 7,
7 9,
After Kev. Shark-.. 1J 7,
1 1 '1. Clams. 1 I •),
in 10
P.irpm,!-,
Shrimp-. tl 11.
'• 11.
Lubsli-rs.
Uniphins
r. is.
-. I.-.
Priitt-.Uint Church Lt',t^up
Oc .in l'il\ B.ipliil A. I.
Pl.-.untiilli- Bjptist Ulur. 0.
Utijii 1'itv PrubMi-run
Gi>ld. 1, Oo'an Ciu Baptist
B, U V.Mitii.ir Prinhv tt-n.in,
3. Ab->i>>>n Il.ipti-t. 1,
Fl.-.ikjntnll,. baptist Red. ,!,
Linwiiod LVimmillllU, 1,
Sjli-m
Mi-thiuli,!. ". OCIMII
Clt\ Pri".bvti-run Bly.J 1,
Oci'jn Citi B.iptut C. 3.
Bapttet White, I,
u ni-
Thr,
fi'de
allnvv
than
di-^iri
hunti
num.
CUFI.III
xplaiiu-d
!•, tinml
and ,!>,
phfn.mi
first
M>.ir
ri'fiulatlonH
'd
ITOI-M' t.i tjp**n i
brant, .4 lunj? *,t^i
of
U.ii-cinn
r, Ttn> Stall. Fi-.li
ftn-ncil
inmii-d
bi- Hull
Br.Hlt
LI wri-k
tlu- mnin
t.. .irnvias
VI-1
107U, ami
Drci-inbt-r U
linnt-s v.iry with tint
spt-cii-s, and duck
nrlueli- n numbiT ut
Th
dillc
linut
nnd
limit
'n.m
that
have
anil
atcl*,
day Hun
Th
thr
•striction
is tlirur djilj,
nn, unt 1
miiitla-,t
yw
d.uly,
b.i^ie
daily.
in
p
within
frammvurk
Only i-ijjht
ihi\
duck u'-
at
thi*, tim
Ih fed ra
Palermo
12, S.-n% it-w
Ksllon
Ufriefj
Bii\i-r !, F Trtiop, II
Wimbt-n4, A Rumer, I
.\nt1t-r.,in. t, Hvatt, II
Walljcr 1, OCFD, 0,
Round Up '2. Hicknun, 'J
Hiph individual -* n*- ,
Fr.-d Pint.,. ,.Ci Hieh
inilmdunl sinijlr. B.I) Wall ict .
'2 ! 0 Hiirh U'iin -,i-rir-
Andr-r-.in. 2602
Hich tt-ani
•IIIJN- Hirnbrrc, 932
Huindmt T . Strange, 17 7
Andt-r.nn 17 7 Wjll.it t ,
1.", H \\inihi.n:. It 10, H-,.ilt
I.T 1 1 B.imr, l.i 11, Hum. r,
12 12, Hicl-riijn, 1 1 13.
Round-Up, 11-13; StaiiUon,
11-13; OCFD, 717; F-Troop,
Hot
Flashes. 3, Shockers,
Czachoroxrvski, MacKeniie
OCAGA tourney winners
i.Fn* 1=1
I. I,. 1.
in
I hi
hli I.
pi i
71 Turn Anj,
NitH. 7- Eill I.
Hium / , Erni.
71 Jut W. ,wr
Iffrmin ND NIL}.
"b md H Smith /'
^•tiind
F hfjht I 1
id. F.7 K. id
(•>
Bill
a. I ill -8
Hnrljt-h. r
rb
C.rni
Pil mm
mb, HI D
inil Dub' t%
tl
Bnb Wallj
IHh.
Flisjht
nthrr
w.h., pal
And. r , n
i.»hn t.n
Th,
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1
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PISH
——BUCKETS O'
18 FISH
STICKS '1.00
—•SATURDAY and SUNDAY —
(20 Pieeas)
PLANTATION
CHICKEN '4.00
Regularly $4,5L _ _ _
Hitjh indi% idu,il -^I'rn-s, Bob
Adam's 5^7
High indi>idujl
•.iiuli-, Al McBndf. 24fi
Stjndin^^
Plt'ai,.jntv ilk
Rtri, IS 2 Oti-jn Cit> A
1^3, Ocuan Citj C. 1,17
Ab^-ron, 1-i-d, SUJMIW,
1J»,
Linwtiotl, 11-B, Oct-an
Citi Uuld, IIS
Fkajjnuille-
Whit., '111. Oce.in Citv B,
i 12
V.-ntnt.r. s 12, Salem,
d 12, Plf.is.int\illi- Blur, 5 15,
P.il.-rniu, 1 IS
NORTHFIELD BOWLING
CENTER
Ocean (Jlty Mixed
Peachos, 2, Limes. 2;
Orapefrijit,
3, Bananiui,
Apples,. 3,
Tangerines,
Chen-ies. 2, Grapes,
Wiiiimilon 3 Apnctits
Straw hi rni« 1 Plum-
Li m jn 1 Pi lr-
Orangr^ J Pint-applrs C)
Hir;h indmduaJ pm-,
M rti Darhv btlj md Jim
Buvi-r -i-bS Hich indmduaj
inylt^ Mjrtv Darby, 19^,
and Bill Liw "14
Standing. etrawbernt %
If »'» Limt. KJi^, 51^
Banana. 1 Cl-tj f.npt fruit
10* (Jranh. , 10 fi Plum
•I 7 P, arhr U , Applrs
^ 7 \S I ti- rmclon-* 4"
I,, mtin, HH Pini apples 7M
P. ar- 71 t h. mt- 7 1
Aprit-tiL 6 10 Urapt- J 1 I
Came Council lists
antler measuring
TRFNTON - The n, arch
fur N.w J'r t^ T all tim*
Ftrurri d, , r will includi
tviti
i ill intlf r mi runri^ ^, ^jun^
tht FiF^t ,jt thrm Sundav
|fict,.brr I 1 )) ar. urdinp to
Jtjjph T Bnrb* r Acting
L'lrnmi^ iunt-r i»f thi St^te
Hi partmi nt tif Ctinsi rv ition
•mil^ Ecrmumn
D. vi lupmnnt
Tho October 19 soHsion
will be held at Black
River
State Wildlife Management
Area, from fl a.m. tij 1 p.m.
HeadquarterH for this
tract
are on North rd., Chestiir,
Another SPssiiin will be held
on Sunday Novemhnf 16 at
Collic-rs Mills Wildlife
Manaeernnnt Area during- thv
Kami? hfjur^i.
The Copyrighted Boonf
and CJr.iekrtt rni'sisurlng
system will hi:. used by
pfrmissif i ut the Boune ond
Crockoa I'lub, This method
is almoH univl/rsaiiy accepted
nz the s:andard fur judging
trophy deer.
.s ul the JS
I will t unit 1
with
thick
•Jinullli!! VI t.. clt.a.- .it
--iinsi-t tin CJf'tibi-r J,^
This
prtmrit"* thtj SrateS maiiv
ntirtht-rn hunter, a t.i^ti- of
tin- i-XL-i-lliTit t'arh (juniiinij
Pfonder awarded
Gold Star Medal
LONG BINH, VIETNAM
(AHTNC) — Arms Starr
Hi-rKt-ant Major Roy Pfandt>r,
Jr , tthuSf pari'nt^ 11vi- at
3«15 Simpsaii av , Ocuan
City, reti'lved thp Bronze
Star Medal September A near
Lung Binh. Vietnam
SSM Pfander was
prcsenti d the award for
men tormu*s service in
eonnnctuin with military
operatloriH auainit hostilu
furees in Viutnam
At thi- time ri f
prfSL-ntatlun, hn was sergeant
major of thn 7lst
Traniportatitm Bjttaluin near
Lung Binh
The sergeant major
entered the Army in
September
1948 and was
last stationed in Korea. He
holds two awards of the
Army Commendation Modal
and the Master
parachutist
Badge.
SBM Pfander graduated
frum Ocean Cltj Hipll
School in 114B and attt ndi-d
tht University uf Virginia
Chorlottt-villt-, and thi
Uniii-rsiti uf Maryland Hij
wilt Elaino, Juts at 1SJ
Bt-tchmnnt Dnn Ntwptirt
Ntw
\l-njinia
Township GOP sett
•lecHon dinner
11 PPL R TOWNSHIP-Tht-
Rtgular
Republican
tJrgTni?3tlrjn tif I pp.r
Township will htild IL. y L.ind
C?t-n*ril EIei_titm Dinnrr
Mnndii CJct.ih, r 27 at
Turk ihof Inn in BLI^UVH
Point
Dinner mil bi ,caup In ri-cent yi-ars.
iety uf means have
trn-ii to insurtbunii
biu-n
habitat for
recreation for bmi
ition
New cup
liader in
muphes W
and hunlmj
that
many
waterrowl
open
to
Saturday
PUT AN ENTIRE
ORCHESTRA AT
YOUR FINGERTIPS!
THE PUYMATi.. ,15 RHYTHMS MJTMU
anisi Gian ptay up ts ]| ulualfyiM
wiih the ail n««; aii aSlid-ilifi
Playmate fits Thames Eiegtrgnie
oeeemganiment
Bfid peds! rhyfhmg aytpniafiesity
s Walt*. Viennese WfllK. lull
Walt?. Fo'x Tr«2/f BooplI
Wstysi. Samba, aeguine, Chs-Chl. Rliisnbi,"f
RFO and 8§iaa Ngya. Mgra muste .ind rhyihrni
end Crash Cyft
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TIN
ic you piiy-Thi»
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DEMONSTRATION
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OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER
COMPLfTI NEWS
OF THf WfBK
WHAT TO Sf BI
WHERf TO OO!
OCiAN CITY, NIW JiRSIY, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 23, ]969
PublluUgn Ofrlea
Sih «f. and Hpven 1
PRICE 10c
Commissioners name
advisory committee
Teenagers at Yardville
adi-iliiate
hani-st of
duck 1 ., also known
broariliills, and State
.ind Garni- Director Lest
MacNamara
hopt-s
hunter*
will (akr
oT thi; opportunity to
in extra brace or scaup
Other bonus duck
tyhjch
may bt- LaK
An organization meeting of a
fliw "Commissioners' Citizens
Advisory Committee" will be held
on the second floor of the Ocean
Youth Center on Monday,
v 3
Mayor Robt-rt L Sharp
announced the formation of thn
new Sup which wJl be i -upptlnd
jo prnvidt reLiimmendatmns and
tti the rommib loners
He La it Qu artel
High LOM
• P.M.
l;po
lisi
8MB 2-35
9:10 Jilfl
9:12 J!06
iiU 3:48
10:36 4:30
11:18 5:11
Fnur local area youths
escaped surlous injury Baturday
night whpn a car in which thoy
were ridinj! spun out of control
art the Soincrs
Point-Mays
LnndinK rd.
John
Young, 18, of 8BB
Asbury nv., driver of tlio
vchiclp, was uninjured, as_was
Thomas Carnburn, 17, of 20
Woaloy rd. Joseph
Taeearino,
18 of Z21 Scnsprny rd,,
siHstaiiiMl ii cut scalp, fl bruised
elbow mid a broken rib. Brian
Broadiey, 17. of Marmora,
sustained a cut log. Both
injured hoys were treated at
Shore Memorial Hospital i nd
Two drivers fined
for drunk driving
Two oul-of-State dnvi'rs
wore found guilty of drunken
driving in traffic session of
Municipal Court yesterday.
James T. Unite, Jr., 38, of
Philadelphia, nnd Larry A.
Kainctii. 23, of St. Louis, Mo^,
wore each fined $200 nnd $5
costs. In addition they will lose
thoir right to drive in New
Jersey for two years.
Throe defendants who
received summonses chasr to
fulfelt STO ill bail.
-- - •—
Bell is installed as
president of Realtors
Sullivan has been fighting
pollution on all fronts and has
won all his encounters. They
hovo included the UniterJ Mine
Workers, the railroadi, five coal
companies nnd the public
utilities, His record is 122
court victories and no defeates,
Sullivan
says his biggest
battle will Be when ho takes on
the more than 3.8 million auto
operators in Now Jersey which
is next on his list.
Sullivan is married and has
five children between the ages
continued on page 2
Gandy awarded
paving contract
The firm of John P, Candy,
of Marmora, was awarded a
contract by the City
Commission
WeSnesday to
construct West av. from 30th
to 48th st. Dandy's bid for the
work was SS8,448.B0, the
lowest offer made.
The c'ts m TT^F* n t
th i, mnfct ng 1
J pt J an
m gpnc], re It n
appr p t nj, f d ar th
Wr t
job th uth t w
p nted t the m ne w 11 be
fund d bv nth r z t n f
b nd ^ c p b blj
th
next f w we k The st te II
FJ
*S0 000 f the tot 1 c t
Anoth
land ». I h b
thjld r r b rl
N
nbnr M t vh ch 1 t
«, t th nlj t inth
43rd t II bn rr r 1
iWILCOME TO O01AN CITY - The Rev, William
Radollffe Allen, right, pastor of the Firit United
Presbyterian Churoh here, welcomes the 147th annual
iBetting of the Presbyterian Synod to thia city, Mr,
Allen is shown ihakini hands with Doan C, Willaid
Heckel, of Rulers University Law School at Newark-jn
a precedent making move the Synod *e-electtd Mr.
Heckel for a second term as moderator. —Sentinel
Photo.
Synod votes to share
public service costs
The 147th annual meeting
of tho United
Presbyterian
Synod of New Jersey was
brought to ii close on the Music
Pier yesterday.
During their three day
meeting some SOU delegates
from 400 churches in New
Jersey ' discussed
social and
racial problems and their effect
Jet-prop, not jet
planes to be used
No
r
i
A rp
nd
R be
Sh
^k t
rt
jet
n
L
"P
i
nt
c
irlinnr-
U
r n th
n Ukf
Sharp
d that ft
will
n
f
• M
d f
be
r t v
t rr
t
t n.
Installation of officers and
reports by.officials of thi' City
of Ocean City were features of
the monthly luncheon meeting
of the Ocean City Board of
Realtors held Tuesday at
Port-O-Cal!, Fifty members and
guests attended,
William Thompson, of
Atlantic City, vice president of
the Sixth Distrlol of the JSfaiL
Boards, officiated I n t 11 nt
Robert K, Bell. Ji
president, William H W d
vice president; L n K
Grisbaum, seqretar\ a d F d
W. Klein, treasure FiJ I
Blank, retiring pr fa dent nd
director, was presei t 1 h p t
president's pin by Th mp n
Mayor Robert Sh p d
t
t t
I
Th 1
r 111
Land
ct n
lut
C omm cu
1 to h
1 t th h 1 t b id r
Ha, th d h
t the m t np
Id at p o
f~jm J n
n th
h cl
th
n
nf med th
th l h dd
d n Th S nt ncl
i I R hort h ul r
Vih h
m i,lt b
t bl hnd h r the
d i,ot
r r "I no g denLi th t
jrt w uld be u d
The re d nt «. e
n ci>*. r H p rtu h d The
pi n f th erv tart j
II for
Jled STOL rcr tt
Lnlntfr
hort t k If r1
Indni Tl y
II b , t p r
pi nc not J t-
Sh [ d h j t nt d t
et tl nj, tr tht Tl
h n
f c I -t*al jet plan
II n e
oho i the I c I rp t
on the church and • the
community.
At the Tuesday meeting the
delegates adopted a resolution
which would have individual
churches pay the cost of
municipal services to the city
In which they are established.
The payment would be made
iri lieu of taxes.
Discussions will continue
with the Reformed Church in
American to • determine
whether the two State
denominations could meet in
• one synod each year.
At the Monday session, in an
unprecedented move, the
Synod delegates elected Dean
C, Willard Heckel of Rutgers
University
Law School at
Newark moderator for a
second term.
It was stated
that no
moderator has served for two
successive terms in the long
history of the denomination in
this State,
APPOINTMENTS MADE
Mrs. Boryie Dougherty was
reappointed to a new five-yeur
term as a trustee of the Free
Public Library at a City Hail
meeting of the Board of
Commissioners
yesterday;
Also, Dr. Carl N, Ware ar^i
Larry Well were named as new
members to the Beaeh Erosion
Advisory Committee,
i>y Association of Realtor
Qsh prizes in nine divisions of parade
f
nt i
Th
sev H and the cth
eight yearn and "Id
will also b a divi i
fur
chlldrtn in groups
Ther
will be a fl Id ftr
adult mgl LTti gr ups and a
divi i^n f r fairiilv gr up
There will jl i be • cat fcorv
f i marching ur|,ani/nti n in
tume
The mobile lecti n
f the pn i_d
will contain
Keetiun, f r high schrol fit at*
f r non mfnc LIUI fi^aL, and
f
comm rcial fl nt«
Reg strati n f ntnn 1
daily ut thr Turn ran and
Hnky taint St t 721
A»bury nv Entri "i ar ur>, d tt
sign up early to as, ur
in 111
i_ t t f>
A Ml~ Pumpkin
will I
1 tt d i th lot cf hith
u-h 1 tui tit ind nS2 US
havint, B d Bill b
rkred fcr
th fin.t r t |meT uf the
M\st rv Mar h Ch ter 1
Wimb rR
commitl
m mber iv that th My t rv
Marcher will f
P ""in nt
p r^ n known t n IH t
n ry n
bpetial tu t who will v v
the parad
f um a r rv i
ti n n a itj hull w II I
thi ulnldr n f th B ttv
Ba hLr ch 11 m th S 1J1 t
H_u and th Ba\ d
T a n ng ^ch I Al
n ni
th E cut im t. iill b
r idi LnrW 1 v M in r
Wuuil remind d 1 il
r idenU nj I ne plac
th it whil tl nt
f odut, d bv Excha t
Club
m nib th Hall v,r n
Firnd i
r mmi uty afrmr
The col f t- s, l, th pL d
i ml fr m vulunt l
ntributi jn fr m r id nt
and iu in
I ipl Wo d
H,IJ ri nat l mj\ I
mail d
t I"i hunl, £ h I Hallow n
f ml "-1 Ah \ iv Ain
r ill
tl fi 1 i t-ar J
% t tl I II b V r
v t tt 1
t d
Wimbcrg and DnviJ s r p n
Police Chief Bonjam n Du (,an
and Harold Leo ttcr pue U
r-im rli^i ner Wimbe g ml
Chief Duncan ga\ a pecnl
r r t t-pnrimg gruup ummer
r nt-il and rne nf th
pr blem
nc unttred thi p t
-l i an mi, fron u h
r ntal
The B irrl of Be Itrr wa,
K d fur it c pe tiui n
effe tinj- o
hit on o that
rutur of n might find
quiet
r i(,hb rh od whe e
thr c r nt 1
m c nt rcj
N wh in Ulled pr ident Btll
t t d that'll t-ommitte will b
up) tint i t
work with Ihtmmi
i ner* in thi r (,ard
L
jn t* an uutbne f hi
p it n
clry,ificati ns rf
lari u building h wi|l
in p t nd point d ut that
ippr vnd hull lint
w II be
rt.lt red with the State ard
awJri d ti c rt ficut f
appr val f om th State
DO IT YOURijELS PAVER - ThL i
the" latest inquisition of thL Departmi nt
of Public Wnrks a piving mdchme which
htrak on t« a tit> truck 4dmi!L dl\ il
would nevt r pave the Garden atiU
Parkwav of the Schuylkill Expressway
but it l hupposed to be dandy for
patching work and paving shoulders of
rn_id
bLntint 1 Photu,
f

PA06 2 ~ SECTION ONE
'-V'--*:iz*
THO OCiAN CITY SINTINELLEDOER
Open house Sunday
at local airport
Thi* Airgmrt AHHili-iiititiii will
t'liU'rinisi iiL mi oppii ItiiiiNt' a!
fhr muiiiuipnl iiirport nt 2 p.m.
nil Huiiiliiy tit nivr- liiciil
i-ONUli'iii^ nil opportunity lo si'i*
ii liu-rntiy riinipli'trtl hniif'nr
hililillni; mid 111. lillililjiii!
whit'li M>rVi ! fi an mrpnrl
:iiliHllilNl i 1| hill i
'1'ill' h?ilij;iir Wiis hull! by
Mnlitli JiTiti-y Aicpiilt, li'ssiv nl
the iiirp.nl. It in Iciiswl In tin'
t-oiU-i'i'n for ii porkul of !f>
DINNKH IHINSTS. Anutni! tin 1 ijui-sts
>•*';!!> with iiii uptioii to ri'ni'W
IT.-*id,.»l Mr
of honor at the I'lmk-Klmsiiii Post :U)2
s. Holu-rt Uum.l J'tsr iiiHUhur 10 yt'iirs. If iho
tiption is pii'koci lip Ssnntli
AnuTii'.in I,o({inn and Au.xilisir.v I'ust
Ki ir thnirlni
I-MH,
.li-rsry Airways will shirt
l*rt'siili'n('s iiiiil IVist t'limiiiiimii'r's linuii-i 1 i ,.mn
Mr,. Mik,Mrv rtd pnyiiipj I In- ciiy 10 pi'twni nf
liolil rwontly wi-ro ti, to r.) I'ltst i'lmio
the ii'vi'liuc from fiMiSihM sp.iu-t 1
CYimimuulor Prank Huluinlt', I'ust ami
in the h.uninr.
TIHIM- ,iit.mlmi: the upi>n
iiisii- liy ii niiil i ntu! ;iu hiniNi' on Siimluy iiftt'FncMin
Mr. Kati, Mrs, Kate Poll'tlCS
'i'OrilwiniNi.
will In- iilili- In ,«>•' :i ilispliiy nl'
Wlnii w,i, i
;(iiviafl, KHYi'shmt'iH-* will lit*
meet In collision
lVi In lii- iilis-
s.-rv.-il.
tMIKinui'il 11 mil |I:II'I. |
"Fiiiwy litlinpini; iiii,. vim
liki* this,' 1
lU'!, Wlirsti'il iKiViMIHli
Jiwcptl Kut/ miuiii hiivi-iiuiii
Uint in Mrs. Myrljr Kut,- ,
Mrs, Myrtlf Kill; !iust.iim.a ;i
frnftunid hip and ["iit'irtl outs,
Shi- is ill satisfactory roilitition
lit Bhtirp Miiinorinl.
HI I li M.'yiii'i- liy li.ii!!:;
•!., ii tlninipiiii!
M's ins! in tin*
Si,it,,
ni.iiiirily,
Isif- Iiiiii' .ir.iinul tilim'rviT-s
Ihi' Sl.it,' v.il.- IVii I'.ilnll I1S
llllill-Sl'llliMII ill |||.' p.'lllll-),
lixiiii-ni NiMu, h M, ('.dull
III ihi well in I'.ip,, M,t>
1I> . Wllll'll 1. .IvMlli'iHv
:tit iiiiw tin- hi-,1 (u,M
I! iih.i.Tv.'r> H>.ik.' will
Ofd.'fS m out woar it or .-He f" lu ""' ""''- r "'«'• ^-'''i" ^
It's a m,. WI plat,' about a !"' tiiri '''"' U liiir '" r J""""" lihiist'lf -"Vii.v away/ fr.iiu from
quartor of an ineh wide and
mud siirii-nil-: MiaiHi with
ihnv inoh,'s hn\f, an ,x,ci
A
dpliL^tt
J
nt " thf ' nam* natiu' pi pliitrs it Sli'yili'r Si.t'inid to in' iihi'J'ii ,i|l
iht k&ps iln aii\ *\i ir I ht iu points, Mur,' tiiiiii w.is stifKinc
to Ciihill ih.iii w,i« iliiiiiini; to
eyiii.
Thi-s
dt pending *•*!! t«hi ii iht i%ltt*.ir
final
gtj£ un rlit ft»fi?i \Vh\ ehs Ui'ltui,; bilu'k l.i
mi ^.ifc,* t tviuhsil in «hai toiiiity « i,i,. r;1||v
>s-* ni fo ht P* mi % h mi i
Duuh nobki,!i::,
Substitute teachers
approved by Board
Hobok,'h with ., ;,.„.:.; •:.•••
for Only M.75
^j*«
^ « , •*
\
^'luiu [i 1W;,: ..." ; .i.
1:-. llijp h/ w.., •
WAS u.Un,^i ,i:.v:.,. -,
i"d k'i>".: :•-.;,-, ••.'•'•'. '. -•
,u :h,' ;.;,»,.; :•-..
ABOAiUl HOsrlVAl S
I '? >- -/ S .'" ' -i" j "• ' '
OiAMOND RINOS
Mini Collars and Mini Bracelets
(GOLD FILLID, YILLOW »Bd WHITE)
O ( M n Cif y Charms • Travel Alarm C/oeks |
Famous Brand Wafehei • Speldel Wafehbands ^
— — . • - — _ |
t»»t,,,t**t,,,,,
Announcing fhe Opening of
fhe Office of
Dr. William H. Nickers on, Jr.
DOCTOR OF CHIROPRACTIC
1908 AppietfM Lane, Ocean City, N, J.
Oflleo Phone: 399.4499
Heyr*,' 9 ».m,-10 p.m. Monday.Friday
9 a.m,.l p.rn. Saturday
HOURS BY APPOINTMENT
ONE STOP SHOP
Newspapers • Mapilnes • Soda
RUST CRAFT CARDS
United Express Money Orders
REYLON PRODUCTS'all at
Colonial Discount
945.Asbury Av«nu# Dial 399-7632
"SPECIALS" for the Week
LiSTERINI, QuirM 53,19 Vsiy# $1.59
RIGHT GUARD, 13 ei> SS.49 Value $1.99
ISO SQUIBB ASPIRIN $1.49 V»!y« $ .49
MISS CLAIROL NICt 4 EASY SlOOValg* Sl.jf
CUAIROL KINDNESS
ORiAT lODY
SiH uR£EX STA
S .75 Valu« S 4f
$ ,7SValu« 2 SI.09
HALLOWE'EN NOTICE
The Upper Township Committee
has declared that the night of
.FWPAY. OCTOBER 31," 1969
w«ll be recognized as ' Official Hallowe
en.N.jht or Trick or Treat Night
within the Township. , .
'BY ORDER' OF THE
UPPER TOWNSHIP COMMJTTIi
I
THURSDAY,
Play a Janssen Piano
Youli Discover Something New
Hove you alwayj hoped that a beautiful
pkmadi
your home? Have you always wanted to give your di
the opportunity to piny? Would you enjoy an evak
piano, just alone or with a group of friends? Have jw,^
wanted these things but thought,,. it's just a bit out of mi!
The people at Janssen have changed all of that, JmmM
are made . . , just for dreamers like you. You see, Jmmk
-TOmbined^hreeiprffr-rfV
craftsmanship with the technology of the most modem»,
rnanufacturing plant in the industry. This combinUwn ma]
savlngi that are passed on to you .,, so that dtuma.]
wome true,
Janssen consoles now start at 7 9 5
HAMMOND ORGAN SALON _ Fourth Floor
BodyVeWet
Pius.
GIRDLE
by
-s".a
*•••*-•«*-«;:;•/.;•-
Y, OCTOifR 23, 1969
FARM
& COUNTRY GfFT SHOP
Reyf. 9, Marmera 3993S<
FALL anti DRIED FLOWERS "~
anfTS-=CANDLES—JELLIES
IMPORraD HOLLAND BULBS
AIL YEAR 'ROUND ind. SUNDAY
HdlSTMAS SHOP CLOSED MONDAY
(Hcprinliil frt,ii Ikywimd-Wakpfifld Catah
The Elders Knew \
What They Were Doing...
hliii/rbi'try Wini 1 iFliiyiirrii with Hups)
Till- hcrrie/i, which Ulllsl he ihurtilinhly tip,', are 111 hv
stripped fiont Ilir sluik liinl sqiii'r'eil in ti pulp. Stir
uriil squte-r this pulp i-vvry liny fur jiiur iluy\; then
separate the iiiiw fnm, lit,- pulp A,v passinjl ilimuKli
a nine sivyi- IIF huskii. hi rvi-fy wlli/ui of juice mid
,ifn---hiiij ijitihin at viilii H'UIIT. lUjil four and iinr-lwlf
pillions wiih three tmmes nf hops fur ime°hu\f hiiiir;
then slruiii it tinil hull again, with one and ime.liu!/
pounds ill suiiar in ilie niiibm. fur iihiiul ten ininillei.
skiinminu all the time; \iour it inln a viiiiltr, and.
while lukewarm, put a pien' ul hmul with a little
halm on it in set ii wurkiriit. tori ii down, and leuye
ii sis months he fore it is luppiii. 11 is III en drinkable,
hut imprases Si'iih age exreeilini' v.
Tin 1 Cunipii-m H
Puh: hy Daiui fc.\Busiuii •
You are cordially InvlhHf ts M
IH Colony Collection
Miss Milts member
of queen's court
Miss Pam Miles was a
member of * the Homecoming
Queen's Court at Syracuse
University's Homeeomini!
Saturdny fosturiniJ the football
Bnme with Penn Slate;.
nnd the four members of her
court were selected from HO
nominpes from the student
budy,
Miss Miles in
a M ctind
Syrn feophttmiirc lit
cusr
m Ihi Homi
Arts Shr 15 the dniiphler uT
Col and Mi-, Charles H Miki
of 30U W Surf rd
which has been in business in Ocean City fer over 47 years.
SCHUFF ELECTRIC
CONTRACTING
DEPARTMENT
Has been purchased by
JOSEPH MOREY
N. j. LieenM
Mr. Morey has been with the Sehuff
«BanIzation for 28 years. He wai
human, of the department prior to
1966. Since 1966'he has been in
worgt of the Eleetriea! Contracting
apartment. v
Mr. Morey will be doing business
«nder the name of
. JOSEPH MOREY,
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR
and will be located at
206 7th St,
fth Street alterations or. corn-
J, buiinest will be conducted at
tf Electric, 710 Asbury Avenue :
THi OCEAN CITY
raw
of Kjmld F.
SCHUFF TV and
RADIO SERVICE
DEPARTMENT
Will be owned and operated by
RUSSELL BROOKS
who has been in charge of the
Sehuff Electric TV and Radio Service
for many years.
He it well known in the area and is
a factory trained electronic technician.
He has the knowledge to s«rvice
all makes of Radios and Televiiion
Sets including color,
Mr, Brooks will be doing business
under the name of
BROOKS' TV-RADIO
SERVICE
Located of 206 7fh Street,
Until 7th Street alterations are completed,
business will be conducted mf
Sehuff Electric, 710 Asbury Avenue,
SINTINIL-LepGiR
Un. Kjeld Frlss Christensen
Emmunuul Lutheran Churrh 1-1 tht ton of Mr and Mr Kaj
In Columhus. Ohio was thr f Chn tpnEt-n, of J \ill u* df
setting October 4 for th* Surnf Th Ptunt
rnarriagp of Mi^i Jerih n E turud b-v hir faih. t ihi
Elizubeth Miiior und Kjeld Fry hnd» sun a whitt nrp^n i
704 ASBURY AVENUE CLOSED WEDNESDAY DIAL 399-4040
ChriEtorisrn. Tho Rev. Carlttin princt lint ponn with impin
J. Sutorius offieietod at tht wai time and -Cujp D'tt Pf JU
QUALITY FURNITURE AT REASONABLE PRICES
2;30 p.m. eenfiiony.
d inpt Li*"' tnmrnt i th«
Thy bridu is the daughtur of tibu%\ Ii ngth Irr\t-^ hudirr
Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Miller ttid drc p hrni ni thf ^kirt
of Columbus. The- bfidegrojFn L
over the wattoau cathedral
length train. Her veil of throe
ANNOUNCEMENT
tiers of imported silk English
Illusion foil from a cluster nf
French stylo silk rosus and lily
of thu valley. She carried a Mr and Mrs, John M. Huff,
c u sc ado arrangoffl en t ofoi J2J Ocean av. s announeed
foathered white mums/
thi t ngagf;mont of their
dauqhtLr, Karu-n Eileen, to
Mrs. John Leland, of
Thnmi>ji MlehaDl DeLaurentU,
dolumbus, was matron of
un nf Mr. arid Mrs. Leonard
honor. Bridesmaids were Mrs,
D. Ljuruntis, of Pleasantvllle.
'-' Jam m Conrad, of Ash tabu la,
Mrs, Jacob Sehuff, Sr. and Mrs, Barbara Schjuff' Brooks ore
Ohio, -and Aliss Jovcr Grubor,
Mi Muff is a graduate of
nT Martin's Furry, Ohiu. They
Ou in City High School and Is
retiring from business and w liquidating SCHUFF ELECTRIC
wore Identical Hanf Icntftli
mpl u\od ut Sehuff Electric
pwfis of mint grevn sty ltd
In Mp= DuLaurentis is a
SCHUFF ELECTRIC RETAIL STORE CARRYING A
FULL LINE OF RADIO, TELEVISION and
ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES WILL BE LIQUIDATED
Everything will bo sold of unheard of low prieai. Watch for
the Announcement and details of Hiis .Sale.-Every'item in fhe
store must go including fixtures. Following the Sale the store
will be available for Ntnf.
with square "necklines and
= t'mpiff 1 waistlines whjeh weri'
accented by laci= and avacady
bows tn the hem of the A=Iini*
skirts. They earrlod cascade
arriin^emcnts of yellow and
orangf pompoms, '
Jan Chrlstyn-Hen, brother of
the bridegroorn, was bt/st man.
Seating tlio jjupsts woro Donald
.Millar, brother of the bride,
and Donnis Williams, of
Osford. Ohio,
A rvcfjptioii iolUswe-d at th^
Fiesta Club in Columbus s
Tht 1 bride received hur .
bachelor of HcienGu degree In
c*d ucation from Miami
University in Ohio and her
must or of arts degree* from
Ohio State University, She is a
teacher in the Penn Manor
School Distriet, Lnnc-aslor, Pa.
The. bridegraoni is a enptain
in the Army assigned to the
Studunt Detachment, First
Arni^ and prosfntly attending
Millersville State Colk^e In
LimeasttT,
The pouple is residiiii! nt 11 \
KliiSH dr., Lancaster,
lf&i prineiplo restrains
htiess, tliDru is no hopi* for
Kon; n nation, or a l
WARDS
WEEK IND
Specials
Friday
CINNAMON-RAiSIN
Saturday
APPLESAUCE
CAKI.,. 70c
IN OUR 41ST YEAR
WARDS
PASTRY
794 Asbury Av«,
Dial 399-1260
i_rjduiti of. Pluasantvillp Hl|rh
Srh....l He attended PMC and
i, pwi ntly employed by RCA.
^ M_irch wedding is planned.
AliRERi
PBIME BIBS
• LACK HORSI PIKI
14 Kf.
PIERCED
EARRINGS
NO
L4".A-WAYS
14 Kt.
GOLD
CHARMS
A1/SS Combs gumtt
at bridal
thower
Miss Nancy Combs Was fuest
at honor si n muc^IlanoQiis
bridal shower (iven last week
in the home of Mrs, Ethel
Urowell 111 Brigantine,
Co-hostisscs were Mrs.
Crowell, Mrs. Helen Smallwood
and Mrs, Eleunor Brown.
pecarations were in pinlt
ancl white and featured rstca.
Streamers draped from 0
parasoi to the guest of honor's
chair which was surrounded
with gift*.
Those attending were Mrs.
Dorothy Mathewson, Mi«
Dolly Price, Mrs, Edna Sh«w,
Miss Betty Huekney, Mrs.
Grade Bella, Miss Maureen
O'Keefe, Miss Jean Marsh, Mitt
Omita flrooki, and Miss Carol
America's
. outstanding
natural
shoulder
model
NATURALAIRE' — tailored,
by H, Freeman ftSon /
of Philadelphia, who j
have been mBkinj fine r
clothing since 1885! /
PAGi 3 — seCTION QNI
Schultz. Sending gifts but
unable to attend were a
number of Mia Combs'
co-workers at the Ouaruitee
Bank in Atlantic City.
Miss Combs of Champ.gm-
Apartmenta, Homers Point, will
b«ome the bride of Walter
Mathewson of 838 Ocean •¥.,
this city, Novembef 15.
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• FASHION WEATHER COATS
Values $30,00 to $12500
RIDUCID te $23.?0 to $W,?O
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Friday 9 to 0
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for Winter , , .
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LOOK"
Slated to m nonstop Uirou(3l
a lively winter nnv knit divasos
and 3 and 3 pe, suits
oxproffi thernselvts in versatile
Select your Knit wantlmhe
here. Sizes 816'
s 36,00
827 arid 837
Asbury Avent/e
©CHAN CITY
DIAL ]N-««t
Open Daily f-JUO Friday !•»
f
Smith couple to b»
feted on anniversary
Mr and Mra I3avi^ Pn
Ni.,111 *. humi. in hunor ui Mr
and Mn David Pjpi. Smith, tiT
Wj.ncuti, Pii , bnturdjv Tin
Litnt will ci-lebrati* Mr ,ind
Mrs .Smith * 'iOth m-cldm*!
Mr ,ind Mr-, Smith «< r* 1
mnrmd Octt.bt r 29, -I'llO in
^t Mar> \ Epi j-opal ( hurch,
BurlniKtun Mr-, Smith 1, th.
formtr Ruth Hnrner, dauejitir
ril" the Ijitu Kir md Mr-
Thtirnu', Gardm r Hiirnnr t,t
BurlinRtun Mr hmith m thL
*un tif tht latt ttirmtr m.i\ ur
Thoma- Bt.t.th Smith .md Mr*
Smith, nr Philadelphia
Mr ind Mr Smith h,i\e
bun 'uinmer M*,itur^ tu thi,
rt-Mirt lur\t',irs In rn-t nt \ i ir*
the*, hivt b»t-n qut.^,1, at tht
Alvyn Hotel,
Gossafd
Artemis
PINK
BLUE
l -4
i
MACHINE WASHABLE
ARNEL FLEECE
$24 long Jl7 short
DRISS SHOPPE
741 ASIURY AVfNUB
OPEN FRIDAY NITB
TASTING SESSION. Mrs, Juno
Rryson, Consultant Nutritionist for the
Now Jorsivv Shitt- Departim-nt of Htmlth,
(right) sm'i's Mrs, Evt'lyn Alwim 1 ,
secretary of tin- Capo May County Heart
Association, ii sample of tin 1 "low fut"
Heart Association holds
discussion on 'low-fat*
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so you wouldn't spend ad your time just looking.
A whole new flald Of one. Montf Carlo by Chevrolet
For people who have come
to think of naw cars only in
terms of stereotypes, two
words of fair warning,
Monte Curio.
More than a new car, Itji a
whole new Held of one. The
first truly luxurious personal
ear even us guys who vs ork for
a !i%'inB can swing.
Keep that in mint) us you
read. Then, if you must, try
bracketing Monte Carlo •with
anything else,
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an> \herL nt-jr tliu priLL
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chrome buffs,
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inches and up.
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move.
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^i t \i t uti^ t-rt-t ir% t
th t i| MJ. t_ uiilv H irt
^ t i iti n Mr- Wi ^t
foods siTvod at a clernnristrutioti rocftitly
in Thy lloniosti'ad. Assisting Mrs. Hryson
was M^iss Marion Olson, Cape May
County HoniD Kt'ononiist (gpnter). Staff
Photo'
Vh Coming Soon
at
1224 Asbury
NEW FALL
:* L'AIC3L0N DRESSES
:* LINGERIE by Kaysor
:* BERKSHmE
HOSIERY ,
:* MOJUD' SUPPORT
HOSE
* FOUNDATION
GAROTNTS by
Formnt - Worrier •
Gossard
\& E
STYLf SHOP
SOMERS ptOINT
SHPPPINO 6ENTIH .,,_.
DIAL SS7JS4* . li 1 -
104 Phlia, AMU. **. ^_,
S« Harser l.S«B.f411 «^J
iiiiMiiiuiujmnn
TOM PERKINS SEA
4 *826 Boardwalk
SALE 25% 0
(KXCEIT MUSIC BOXES and
.CALL 39S.0I94
Your old boiler may it
sending your heat ant
dollars up the chimnsi
SAVE MONEY WITH A NEW
• Efficient, drivers mgfg heat inside
• Long-fasting c§§
VOTE
L1CAN
At THE
B-TEEN
^ SAVE '99.00 innu il Nm Mnmbt r
with a
OAS HIAT BOILIR CONVHIffl
Oof a Fr#s Estimate of. HtatIn!) Coifi h
Your Homo, NO OBUIGATION
Wft SELL, INSTALL and SERVICE
Specializing in Gat BaMbeird Htll
Frank M, MazzitelH & Soi
PLUMBING & HIATING
200 ASBURY AVI. DIAL 399-3193
" The Action Team "
•
WILLIAM T.
CAHILL
FOR
GOVERNOR
JAMES S. JAMES R.
CAFIERO and HURLEY
ANTHONY T.
CATANOSO
FOR STATE ASSEMBLY
FOX
FOR
SHERIFF
KENNETH A.
HOLMSTRUfl
'Crayon Talk^^bocTFTeTjew
presented Colony members
• rumi tul U Imttk irit niht r
i pri nt dIn Mr.
H |H UiiMikriiih.
I hi mxt mintini; of th,
11 r,r
i mb i nl lht ( l,
lurrlin Dtpirtmtnt will bn
inv Club
it t tin-. Mirnd iv i vi HI
N vi mb r IH lit l • JO pm in
nv in tht
la mm It mpli
tin ArL Ttntir Willum
Uumh, rth nr
rnctnth at dinner with their
famil> at thi_ Cdndltwyek Inn,
Urwn Lane, Pa,
Mr. and Mrs, Bradford were
married In Philadelphia
October 11, 1910, and lived in
Rutledge, Delaware^ County
Pa., for 35 years, Th«y then
moved hore where they resided
for 81 years. They now make
their home at 111 Central av,,
iSouderton, Pa,
..Mr. and Mrs, Bradford have
two sons, Theodore W. of
Lansdale, Pa., and Harvey D,,
Jr., of arern Ridge, pB".; 10
gr.andchilflren and four great
gr.aridchildren.
, u'BLIC CARD PARTY.
The Rosary Altar Society of
Our Lady of Good Counsel
R,L, Church will hold a public
earu party November 15 at 8
p.m. in the church hall.
Refreshments will be served.
Tickets may be obtained from
any member.
THE OCEAN CITY SiNTINiL-LBDGER
AAUW EXPLAINED, Mrs, Anne members Mrs. Emma Warren (seated),
Widerstrom (left), president of the Cape Mrs. Mildred Quay and Mrs. Carol
May Branch of the AAUW, explains Elwell.
purposes of the organization to new
Public dmfendtr
Legal Aides guest
The third regular meeting of
the Board of Directors of the
New Jersey Association of A program on Bonsai was 'hat tho Japanese and Chinese
Legal Secretaries #as held presented at the regular gardeners have been practicing
recently^ in Morriitowni-GuestiheColon^
— far centuries;
"speiSer" was Marcia R.
Oarden Department Monday Mrs. Oil) then potted and
Richman, Deputy Public
afternoon in the Arts Center. wired seedlings to demonstrate
Defender,
_ Mrs, J. L, Frederick, Mrs, S. the art of Bonsai. All three
Among the 72 attending Tajfart Stoelc and Mrs. Robert women closed the program by
were Carolyn Bailey, executive Gill related some of the answerini! questions from the
secretary of the Statij instruction they received at a audience. .
Association; Florence Baud Bonsai study they attended in Mrs, J. Alfred Benner,
governor of the local chapter: July at the (Cloth Valley chairman, conducted the
and Kathryn J, Edmunds, all of
meeting and read several
the (Jape May County Chapter,
articles on propagating eirttingi
Change of Watch ceremony
by Ocean City Yacht Club
Commodore and
Robert L. Breekenridge, of
Jenkintown, were the guests Q[
honor at the Ocean City Yacht
Club's " 70lh annual
commodore's Dinner Dance
and Roeeptian held at the
Holiday Inn in Philadelphia
Saturday night.
Vice Commodore and Mrs,
Herbert C, Johnson, of Wayne,
Pa,, together with Rear
Cemmodere and Mrs. Elmer p.
Bridge
LURAY DUPLICATE, An
individual duplicate
tournament was conducted at
the Luray bridge . ession last
Wednesday evening. Trophies
were presented Naomi
Seymour, who placed first with
79, and Frank Marlinci;, who
eam£ in soeond witii 76'/;, Also
eoming In above average were
Grace Kelly, and Edna March,
both with 7SVa, and Emily
Smith, with 72,
* * *
BOXWOOD DUPLICATE,
An average of 56 was made at
the Boxwood Duplicate Bridge
game played last Wednesday
evening. High sehores were
turned In by Josh Miles and
Jim Connoll, 6fl',4. and Mnrgu
Oartland and Ro Bosweli, SB.
Also above" average werr Rod
Bosbyshell and Joe Mailli.'M, Etl
Zorrer and' Jnne Sussman and
Mr. find Mrs. Jaek Borinttt,
WEEKEND DUPLICATE
GAME, Playoni at the Weekend
Duplicate game averaged -12,
with high score made' by Red
Bosbyghell and Jerry Horn, -17,
und second by Reuben"
Sussman and Ruth Ann
Bosbyshell, 4SW, Others
scoring above average were
Lionel Priedberg and Belle
Horkit2, Bill Haas and Jane
Sussman and Ann Marshali and
Naomi Seymour,
NEW BRYANT 393
GAS FURNACE GIVES
Look around tni you simply can't
bent Bryant's new K»3 torvaluo find
pertonnanee. Caste tern tobuy; cost
Irjts to operate, FUUy ijMU'attd heat
exchanger eaMim, ftstTPeffonse heat
exehanaer, and the "spit fire" burner
are only threp tt Bryant's fuel saving
ftmwres. Call us today.
BABL L, SHAW, JR., INC.
Honing, Roofing, Shoot MBtat Work
JSi West Aye.
Ocean City, N. J. MZS8
Phono; M
brqant
Colony gardeners briefed
on Oriental art-Bonsai
Nursery in Pennsylvania,
Mrs, Frederick defined the
art of rniniaturizinB and
the shrubs and trees
Mrs,. Cook, of Viilanova, Pa,, hosted
the event.
At this affair the nominees
for 1B70 dag officers, officers
and board of governors were
elected by the members.
An impressive ceremony
followed in the "Change of
Watch" when the commodores
of various grades accepted the
flags of their new positions.
Vice Commodore Johnson
received the commodore's flag.
Johnson is an executive with
a nationally known heavy
equipment manufacturing
corporation with an office in
Viilanova, He ,is a graduate of
the Towne School of the
University of jPeiiilsylvinia, a
member of Si, Davids and
Seavitjw Country Clubs. His
hobbies are sport fishing,
boating and golf. His wife,
Dorothy, will ussist him in his
new duties far the eoming
season. His two daughters, Mrs
Ernst Behr, of Salt Lake City,
Utah, and Mrs, Anthony j,
DiMarino, of Paulsboro, were
both active sailors al the yacht
eiub before their marriages.
Rear Commodore Cook was
elected vieo-cornmodore, and
Richard L. Parker, of
Cinnaminson, was elected
rear-commodore, Carl R.
Hafer, Abington, Pa., will serve
as il financial secretary, and A,
Theodore Eeli onhoff,
Vincentown, as recording
st.cretary. '_ rtaymond J,
TlH'riault. . Ulensido, Pa,, was
again elected treasurer.
Elected to the Btmrd tif
Governors were Jam V
Acpardi, Jr., Cherry Hill,
Chi'ster H. Derr, Wyncote, Pa,;
Robert_C. French, Ocean City:
Alan O, Mcllvoine, Ambler,
Pa.; Chnrles W, Schuck, Ocean
City; Joseph R, Sharpo, Jr.,
Ambler, Pa,; Walter W, Wagner,
Rosemont, Pa,; Alfrid W,
Hopkin, Fort Wishiiijiton, Pa.;
and Joseph J, fjinnalata,
Wynnewood, Pa.
LOW DOWN PAYMENT
EASY, EASY, TERMS
THI NIW JERSEY
• NATURAL GAS
WILL PAY YOU
$99 *%
FOB THE APPHOVED
INSTALLATION '
OF THIS BOILER
in plastic bap. She also
reported on ' methods of
pruning and preserving shrubs
and spraying berries so they
keep their color inside the
home,
C 6 •host esses for the
aftornooon were Mrs, Paul
Yingling and Mrs, Leon
Grishaum, The nest meeting,
November 18, will feature-
William Demberth from
Stalnton's flaral department,
who will demonstrate making
of Christmas arrangements.
Deal-bid
Visitors to the weekly
sessions of the Ocean City Card
Club are pleased with the
congeniality among its playing
members arid guests.
Fellowship prevails each
Monday and Thursday evenings
at 7:30 o'clock in the Youth
Center, on Atlantic av.
between Bth and 6th sts.
Members are reminded that
the club's third annual
Hallowe'en party will be en
Monday, October 2?.
High bridge scorers for the
week included Ann Marshall,
5B10; Joe Peirstil, 6770; Madge
McCartney, 5B70; Dorothea
Seabrook, 4940; Betty
Cosgrevtj, 4780.
High pinochle scorers for the
Week were Blanche Schernock,
669; George Pluer, 8SS; AJ
Bayard, 654; Bessie Strouse,
811; Mabel Dickel, 823; Mrs,
Biundin, 620; Bob Lindsay,
618; Charles Hampp, S94;
John Sehnekjeton, 592; Matt
Hutnuiker, 592: Julia Sigel,
H87; Jules Witto, 50

PAGi 6 — SECTION ONE THE OCEAN CITY sINTINiLLEDGIR THURSDAY,
Cost of servicing
climbs with debt
KIMIIK wilh . 1111• 1 j..•,;• iilv,
county M'lvcrnimiil, m N.-NN
JiTM-y, llu- 21 i-iuiiitli-. h.mbuilci-ii-d
.il.s.irM l,ir d.'bt si-iviui- tin-,
ni,in- th.ni JL".i I/;; i'.n (I'MUM .i* comp.iri-if wilh
HlilliiM] lor nillliuil th-ht M-INI.'.- lyj^'if,- ill l ! li,h, .in nu-in
co.,f, Him vi-.ir
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r.-pn".i-nl-, nil llHr..,i-,i. ,,l „,,„.,. ' p, 1,1 .trNi,-,-, nuliifll,
Ilillll SI U'-i lllllluin ,ih.n,. Hi,- pmitipal inl.-nsl ,.il ll,mils 111
iictmil f.M.TOl.'Jjl? ..ull.n I,,, ,,,,|,.s. ,.. ,„„. ,,l ih,,.,. „,,,„
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i-.JUIlLioH .it tin- rail ,.| 1'llifi , ,,,inlv hlltli'i-ls Tin- ,,lh,.r- ir
1-l-llL-hlM ?:i'Jl Ilillll,.11 l,ulu,l,ni! ",,,,,>,.il,ll)!.,.si-. ' 1,1,1 -.-.,,,11.11
di'bt aiithori/ril hut nut is*ufd. improNrmruis' Th,.-,* ,!r
U|i nuiri' tli.ui $. r i I iiiilli.Mi nti-i .mi,,M,; il.il., l.ihiilil.tl in ||,
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B r r g i- il n-.llli.i-il liov.'Huii.-nt" pul,lr-h,-,l In 11,
,ippi-iipriiitiuii-, lur ili-tit M'I\K- 'in iliv iiiiirniiii .in I""'ll tliiiu ll inn. uiiii IIH Ill
Ilii NiVMiimi inn ,i,,rl ihnii "-"ill tipiii. III II I, ih,
hill II S Si M ilur I! nil mi ^ %IIMIIMI ll ill III |M,,|, , ,| ,, ,|
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listed b'
..p. I ih.m tin, N " ir
.1 i ill ml II ,,r i.lh, i
IIIN, rti Hi! «h,, rl..
"I ll n. |,n I it. In. 1. r ir,
'1 < if ! 39
^ Shrimp ! i
Flounder rillet .• ,79
,••' ideal Nlushroonw
ENJOY GAS HEAT
NOW!
UlEII-fflciAIN
GAS BOILER
CHICK THBSB FEATURM
Cast Iran far long llfg •
Warer-backad, finned I M
far greater hear aimirptlon
• ihsrough iniulafisn prevents
heal (Hi • eon),
pletely aursmarlc. protected
controls • eiifry cleaned
• iaeket attractively finiihed
in blue harrtrnarlsid • flGA
appravtd.
Phone THJajr tar a Free Eirimara — No ObllcjaHon
CASH BONUSES of *99 - *66 and «33
IF YOU CONVfRT TO GAS HIAT NOW
Pilaggi Plumbing & Heating
225 WIST AV1NUI DIAL 399-W6
REDEEM FREE COUPON FOR 50 S&H GREEN STAMPS
WITH YOUR PURCHASE Of ANY SIZE FRAME!
Rib Steaks ........... ,
Arm Steaks

c
S -- SiCTION ONE
BUSY. BUSY, BUSY. Member of
Ocean City Chapter, Women's 4uxiliary
to Shore "Memorial Hospital have hp**n
busy making items for their Chn tma
Bazaar to be staged Novembf r 12
Shown above at one of the recent
Rwscue Squad plans
visit fo museum
Pljn fur L tour of Unck
Du k - MUM um of Vntiqu^
lia\t In nil nndi h> mcmbipiiif
th* 1 Fii-H Di c tnrt Ambulance
bqu ui (if E^ Harbor
The iffair w ill b hUd
S»ndd^ frnm Iluun until I p Fti
tt tin Myi um loeattd on
Srhunl Hou « IJ SrullviIU
M< mhi r ot thn *-quad and thi
Au\iliu\ will ht nn hand to
J-FI t thi pubhc during tht
tuur
Tirk U mi\ bt purcha.^ d in
id\ tnrt tram im mtmtacr nf
U *Jt- Dick tu the Amsulanct.
Mi mbi r> of th< \\ oninn %
RL t arrh Cluh *_>pt n. d th<
1969 ?O ijsun it i m*-* Unu
Thun-dav 3it< rn iun in tin
Mi-, Lnrryini Puliino
fthum the club pnn-,1 nd it
Citizt n±hip In tituii it
£"nu a trompri hmm npnrl 1!
her t _pi rirnti -> if thi
Institute
Spt aktr i-ii thi il tt Fun m
Will. Phil Shi fid in 111th. r will
fjdln pf*F on ilit\ tthn i ti pit
wa^ 'It* Sm irt t" hi Squiri
His talk w i_ humnri u^ ami
Mr Shrnd in ••tn *d i imi\\
llti- of Y\hich tt>d t\ th* n 1 a
Begin your day in
the country with
Luncheon at the inn
Bright autumn sun . , , brisk, Invigorating
air . . . and a baysidm view that's bean
Route 9 at
+he Bridge in
iKSLEY'S POINT
wnrl hup « t , U in m jAmdin h ] Mr fc
Har\L> Ham md Mr Piul Simj n
( catid) Mr Elm 1 Stiwn mi Mr \\
Nelson Pi* no ind Mr C Imam Put h 1
b^ nitir Phnto
It's smart to be a square,
Sheridan tells Research
inspiring since the days.of the Lmnni; this
is fhe setting for a luncheon that will he
os delightful as only a day in the thuntry
can be.
Good Dining
Begins at the Sign ef tht Indian
Iniv
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ll 111 ru
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numb r f \ > f fi^% I ll I
1 r h 1 I mult
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THE OCEAN CITY SiNTINILLEDGlR
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inn, 1 nl I.. \ : .luniiK tiu p.iHt
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MOST EVERYTHING!
A
• WHEEL"CHAIRS • srre BATH
• PATIENT LITTERS • VAFQRIZORS
• BED BOARDS • CRUTCHES
Cape May County
RENTAL SERVICE
216! ASBU^Y AVI,, OCEAN CITY, N. j.
Phone 39S-0032
;-KI.:v.KRY-,u".d PICK.UP SERVICE
AVAIU\Bl£
oent OAIUV w, PRIDAY*'TIL f
••••••••
with
Dennis thn Menace
arid his friends
SEE how you can get •
en an T IH order frem Start Chriifniai
Cafaiog. Corns in or sail Iff-JMO,
DON'T MISS THIS TREMENDOUS OFFER.
GCJOD L'NTIL .NOVEMBER 3rd.
Don t be an audience of one for an obscene caller. Hang up,
ihe phone rings. You pick it up, ; Don't! Hanging up will usually diicouraeo him from
Vt hen whoever.it is doesn't say anything, on does calling again. " ..
say •omethiog obscene, OT doem'1 ideniify himsslf— Should the calls "persist, however, please kiyour
just bimg up. • Telephone Business Oflice know. \vi hnve 'p-Viilly
Thi: K;nJtet-pcr f on W ry:dr;rynu ; .,; 3 !;:toKi;,i, ironed pcr^nnel io d^l isi,|, ..;,.«„•.• yall.r,. ' "'." " N&NJersey Bel!
let
Tilfsn Read, Northfiold
Open Doily 9s30taiJ|
Sunday 9.30 fo
TiLTON SHOPPING
CENTER
40 WRAPPED LOLLIPOPS 66c
50 "MAKE-YOUR-OWN" BAGS .. 17 (
30 5c NESTLE CHOCOLATE BARS. 99c
FIRST QUALITY
Cofton Muslin
PRINTED PILLOWCASES
• Wa$hable flora! prints, stock up nswl
• Full siie.
SOLD IN PACKAftlS OF 2 for SOt
mOP
New Pile-Lined
C. P. 0. JACKETS
s Heavy plaid woei melton.
• Pilt-llnsd for extra warmth.
• Long shirt tails.
• Wanted fall colors.
S - M - L - XL
WITH GONliDEWCE
PLENTYOFFREE PftWPNG
Ladies' Bulky
ACRYLIC SWEATERS
• Full fashion sleeves-
• Cable and novelty stitch.
• Big selc.sfion of styles, colors,
• Warm and wainasle.
S • M • L
Gallon Size
PRESTONE ANTIFREEZE
•- New anti-leak formula.
• Permanent type.
s
Plastic carry jgg.
PEORLE-PLEASINi
Reg, 98c "BARBASOL'
SHAVE BOMB . ,
Reg. 39c "BAYER"
EVERYTHING HRST
Famous No-Stick Teflon
PIE, CAKE or LOAF PAN
A
• Makes eookia making easy.
• Non-slick, no.ieeuf.
• Ctganz with soap and wafer.
"BIG" Shopp
er is a
yURSPAY. OCTOBER 23,
ofham show trip
benefit church
Now York for Uioroturn trip al
,;," v- m - nllowinij lime for
lloliduy shoppinu.
n.m l.jm. Tickets includ,
^ Hid.
|th. jnnuiH Ii" I'"' Shnw hcliffit Holy Trinity Ebisc.m-il
tL t |, ,« will I ilun Th Cluiruh'N liuildiHK fund
|,,i, mil 1 Ii I 'I'" 1 >" Mi'si'i-Viitions may hi) miidt and
, ,„ i, u , md n in,,, fiifih,.r informntiu,, oblainod
On Nim ti lliirji Ijy ciillinu HnlirrL Tnvliir
„ Hi I"! "-'II I iv (.'lf)O (ilriH) or II,,, ,,
Jl *' -i*..j; f_i\ inii ri'Rtufv
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CCKAN i rrvs O.NI.Y
INVISTMENT BROKiRAOI OFPICi
pTiiiwri .'mi iiFiriiNT i'rrisONALizrn sfriviei
STOCKS • BONPS . /MUTUAL FUNDS
BOENNING & CO.
801 CiNTRAL AV€NUi
I OCTAN CITY, N j.
COL. HIRBiRT H. BLIZZARD
UN! ILL) STATtS AIH roDCE, Roljrud
DIAL 359.6600
id siornr r-MONC M^B/OO.
I.j
1 1 "O MTHE
YOUR CHOICL
CUSTOM MADE
'DRAPERIES
and . . ,
SLIP COVfiBS
-•
YARDSTICK
DIAL 399J636
FUEL SAVINGS AT
| H NO EXTRA COST ...
Our top quality hiatlng
oil givts you majcimum
heat, with minimum fuel
flILTON HAGERTHEY OIL CO,
(106 New Road (R*ute 9) Linweed, N. J.
* • DIAL 927^122 • <
1UMBIN6 • HEATING *• AIR CONDITIONING
I- WESTIMGHOUSE APPLIANCES -
m
CANDY APPLES
Large Selection of
HALLOWE'EN PARTY FAVORS
Ave,
HALL6WE 7 EN~CANDY MIXES
to make up your *>wn
Triek or Tr»at Bags
Ocean City
SWORN IN - Miss Uerri Tucld takes the oath
swearine her into the Army Nurse Corps- AdministPrinB
the oath is Lt. Col. Clark Crosby, USA Ret and
assisting with the ceremonies is Capt. Mary E- Lohody
Army Nurse Corps. Senior Photo..
Miss Todd takes the oath
of nurse in Army Corps
ML C-nrrii T idd ii U|_hl r
cf Mr ind Mr Frrt Tudi] »r
1^7 B V \ v,^. v,urn mt
th Arm> Nur-i t rp ^_
tf nd I uti n i t ut p t, 1
rum Jim In Id Frid n n i t
in ht r hums
Lt r,,l Tlirk Cr.bv II^\
Rt I idm rl t rnj th th ul
nrfiui nd ( jpt \I ,n, I
I^b dy jl thi imn Kur
I nrp, jflirullv w,| umtd
hi rt jntn tht t rvic t
Followinj, tht tir rnunv i
huff t uppi r w tr\ d bl
Mr Tndd bpiei ! puc l
niuludud Mi» Liun J Li , n
Mr- JL Kiph jrn r ,] ird
Mr- Lru h-v Mr nd Mr
Wllli rn SpruiII Mr R ih 1
Al tun Mr I Pr t 1
f dm in Mr ircl Mr ttjlt, r
"Iipuiri Mi J ukn Tuild 11
f thi rit\ Mr nd Mr
Chirl J JL ). n 1
rdhntd It Pi
M - T riii M , ,,r riuti d
from On n C ii\ Hi L h '-chuil
and Fnnkrjrd H , pilnl Schojl
uf Nur-inf. bht r\ d on th
tifr it h irt_ M m jrul
Hu^pltil for ix munth nd
tht pa»t ix m nil «ht hj«,
bet-n il Fr nkf ril I 1 jut il
Shi t\pLi.t tt 1 UL tht nd
of thi munth I IT Furt s m
Hnu ttin in T \i 1 r
i% v,i-* \ b i it- tr i inp t i t
thtn (," t Ftirt El ii mt t 1
Knights fill
Council posts
Thrn.> mfirt-s «,, r. 1 nili>d .ind
.*i M^ point Ci.tnmiili c
dppcjuitnd .it.i >5pi'ci.il IncrtnifT
of tht Fr ThnmAs F Bl.jk.-
Council 2560 Knipht^ nl
Golumbu* hclrf Mnnd.n
L'VfHinf; in thr Cuuncil Hiinn
Offlrt-s flllrd AVO Gr.ind
Knight, \\I11MITI_ Gntinerr,
Ri-cordur, Jcihn Swi-i'iiy, .itiri
Trufcti-i*. Pout TuppK
Appmiitrd ( MX pcmil
ctjmtnitti-r wi-rc Mjtthrw
Ciiirnrs, Jr , ^rnfr.d chairman,
Jnhii HolLmd. Caihulic
Actu it> , Jcj-^rph P,iinn>,
Fraternal Actmtj . Philip Prrri,
Ctiunt.iI Acti\it\, Cirh tu-.l
F.imilv Activity, .I..hn Flimd,
mrnibiTship, .nui John
Swj'fiiy, public rt'I.itinii^
fl.itifi ol*>" wt-rt' i\\^cu&vd fiip
thf* .iMhunl dinner cLnici' lc» ho
hold J.-inunry 2S M.ittht-^
CiilFllt'f* Jr ii fjerw'F.tl cliiiit-ni.iii
Phlhp Pern .ind.Uihn Fluutl -tr*-
in rh.ifgi 1 of iirrjiiMi'm^nt*- .ind
Jtshn Hfil lurid ^nri .Iri-uph
P.iniiL' will hjinrili' tirkiMs
Dl^triot Unpiit\ Cll.irlrs
L.iMuiiU'.i fritm Hani nn m ttin
pn'hiiled .it tin- sjifcinl mt'i'tiny
The mfftuif! chi-dii]t'd i"r
The iirxt ri'jjulnf nifi-linj: will
hi- Nuvi-mhrr 10
HALLOWE'EN
PARTY ^ 4
SUPPLIES ^*:/
AND V'i'
CARDS %^~^
ED
HILL'S
PEACOCK CARD *
01 FT SHOPPI
Somori pelrif Shopping Confer
DIAL 927-5723
THE OCEAN CITY SINTINiL-LfDOER PAGB 9 SBCTION ONI
training in
ifin room
Susanna Wesley class
fo rtieef of Homestead
"Hiunvihiii^ Uld i Safflnthing
New, Seimothinij Borrowed^
fjiimcthinf! Dluu" wiis tht?
thi'ini' of tin. cnlnrtainmi'lit
prnvitli'tl for 22 member* ot
lilt" SiiKiinliii Wi'sloy Bible Class
of thi> First Unitnd Mothodist
Church lii'lil Friday in the
iloim* tjf MrN, Harry Kaisor,
IBM!) Contral iiv,
• Mrs, IliiKer Ncviiis and her
tlnuyhti^rj Ruth, ware program
Muc:its. Mrs. Ncvius presQtlted
readings on tho theme and Miss
Nevius sang several apnropriato
sonjjs fleeompanying hcrsnlf on
the autoharp, . =s
Mrs. Edmnnd Sharp and
Mrs. Ira Pimm were in charge
of devotions and refreshments
wore served by Mrs. Edna
Wilson and Mrs, George
Prompt TV Service
STOP LITTLE TROUBLES
••F«rs tfwy bacsma Big Ones!
SKILLED TECHNICAL SIRVICE
GLEESON'S TV
1048 ASBURY AVE, 3ig491O
WESTERN AUTO
515 NIW ROAD DIAL 9^-6464
SOMiRS POINT, NIW JERSEY
WINTERIZE NOW!
ANTI-FREEZE, RADIATOR HOSES ft
GHIMiCALS • THfRMOITATS • SNOW TIMS
PRESTONE
on 11-"-"-; "•=-"•'•
mum
NIW STORI HOURSi
Men. thru Thurs,, 8 to i; W., 8 fo 9
Saturday, 8 to 6 and Sunday, 9 to 1
A&P Sttllt U.S. Government Inspected Frtsh Meats 1 Poultry Only!
SUPER-RIGHT QUALITY 7-INCH CUT
RIB ROASTS
SOLD AS
ROASTS ONLY!
SUPIR.RIGHT QUALITY
7-INCH CUT RIB STEAKS ............ , 95'
SUPIR RIGHT 6 to 8-POUND
SMOKiD PICNICS 43
BONELESS DELMONICO STEAKS .
WHOLI
PICNICI
Winner.
Npvember
The rii'xl meeting will be Homestead.
lit
in
NOW
OPEN
STARTING TODAY, THURS., OCT. 23
Christmas Workshop
COM! IN mi MAKE . . . , ,
V«Iver Ribbon Tree* • Pine Cona
Wrsafhi and Wii# Msn of Volvof
Opon IB 'HI f Wed,, Thu, and Saf,
Friday—Noon 'HI I
•£ EVENING HOURS ARRANGED #
BLOOMIN' BASKET
735 ATLANTIC AVBNUi
OMAN CITY, N, J,
We Care!
MILD AND MELLOW
EIGHT O'CLOCK
COFFEE
59- 3 M.S9
SPECIAL SALE OF
WHOLE SMOKED HAMS ,^!S 5 h 59«
BONELESS CHUCK ROASTS n!A!f AL 69'
BONELESS a m s BEEF ROASTS „£$&*.,.... b 89'
BONELESS BEEF BRISKETS * mu ., 99*
SLICED BEEF LIVER SK SIIuir ...» ..„ J9«
ALLGOOD SLICED BACON /£ 79 e
SMOKED LUNCH MEATS "S H I 3 «?" «!
HOLIDAY MINIT STEAKS FRO«N. ...... ^S *1,55
A&P's FRESH FRUIT & VEGETABLES!
FLORIDA SEIDLISS
GRAPEFRUIT
fRISH TENDER GREEN BEANS . . , , 17-
GOLDEN DELICIOUS APPLES, , 19«
FRESH SNO-WHITE MUSHROOMS ...... 59
FIRM RIPE TOMATOES '.ztll'
U.S. NO 1 YELLOW ONIONS 10 79'
FRESH SPINACH OR KALE - X' 39'
REPP-U-TATION CIDER ....., sir 57 e S
WITTM'C pnriu i DELICIOUS sppLiDMInnfDBINK • „ > U
WW I 1 %mn 3 U K C WW SEBUMOTOH COLD . . . . . . . . ,„„„„
OLD KEG BIRCH BEER 6 ^
HAWAIIAN ^EPUNCH
. 3 Jr"'. 1 ,
MOTT'S APPLE SAUCI
A&P GRAPEFRUIT SECTIONS ........ 4
SLICED PEACHES m^iS 4
DEL MONTE FRUIT COCKTAIL ..... 3
with this coupon
when you purchase
A 3-it., l.ii. pkg. Ol
CIO, OFF LABli)
FAB
DETERGENT
BED1IM THIS COUPON BV
TURDaf. NQVEMBEH lit- 19
with this coupon
whin your purchafe
S 3-lb., 1 -SI, pkg. §f
(10! OFF LAttli)
RINSO
DETERGENT
BiBIIM THIS COUPON Bf
SATURBAT, NOVEMBIR 1)1, 196?
Liiini I Couoon PIT Ftim.l,
with this coupon
when you purchase
Tws 1 4-§£. bstti^i o(
HEINZ
KETCHUP
nrrjuM THIS COUPON ay
5ATyf?DAy, NOVIMBIR hi, 1§
when you purchase
with this coupon
GAIN
CUI DIN CniiM. WHOLI
DEL MONTE CORN KfllNEL 0(1 WHITI EIEM
BIDEEM IHII COUPON BY
SfiTUBBAY, NOVIMBIB I.I. I4
DEL MONTE n«fc DRINK 3 ^
L..H.I i Coufion P,.F fo,,,,lv
L
ANN PAGE GRAPE JAM or JELLY ... 2
LIBBY DEEP BROWN BEANS 4
FRANCO AMERICAN SPAGHETTI-O's 6
MARVEL ANTI FREEZE ... 49 e ...«rr*1.39
WILD BIRD SEED . 25 .99,... 10 L89 e
CD HIT ^ A %t E JANE PafiKER . i i h
r t C U l I ^ r t l % E oviR >, rsyiTi NUTS » , * s •.„!,".:: 5 1.79 ":^"' k 99 e
5 e SIZE CANDY BARS"SI TS
ALl PBICIS ABI EFFtCTIVI THBOUCH
UILflTC RDFAn -'"rfnufniicuuii
SATURDAY, oetoniB isih, 1049,
WW nllE DI%E#>*M DR THIN SLICED . . . a
JANE
LARGE DUTCH APPLE PIE
55
with this roupon
and got a
Fill mil of 163
HUDSON
TOWELS
when you purchase a
roll at regular price!
BIDEEM THIS COUPON «V
SATLiBrlSY. NOVEMntR I ,(, l>6«
1
II unable to purchase any advertised 1
item .. .please request a RAIN CHECK
\
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! J AGE !U
WEEKEND OVERNIOHTEH
ALhKMO - The S-iumir
Girls i.f IIIL- Si cond dpi- Mnv
Baptist Cliurrli wi-nl on •
wtn-ki'nd avi-rmjihtrr rrcentJ^
Fuurli-i-ii nirin purticiput«l in
thi* trip tu tin- Lakr and Short*
Campcriiund Thiv
Handy W.ilk.'r,
Kiclimrjiiii, S.imh lUUhir, Jinn-
Jlibb-,. P.itlv f.imp,
•W.-lls. H.vi WV
I Ciiirir Wulk.r. \inii
Wi-ll* Lorn i Krlli.
M.M.i.l.r. Ctr,,] Tuln-.i *nd
Mir-tn II.- Witl,,.m.
IISTHHOiiiS
si thiidren ,
hjtbJnd in
,,,er
JEWELERS
956 Asbury Ave,
WAL 399-3171
OPBN DAILY I fe I
FRIDAY f f» f
(CLOSED ON MONDAYS)
PLAYGROUND DEDICATION. Msgr.
Alfred W, Joss dedicates the new
playground for St., Augustine's students
SERVING IN VIETNAM
(oaJsoaaaoi) VIETNAM
(FHTIJJC) Oct. P-Marini) J.lt,
Herringtun, sun of Mrs, Hoh>n
A, Smith of 423 Buy uv,.
Ocean City, N,J,, is serving in
Vietnam with tho Marino Forcr
Command, Tht> Forci-
Logistic Comrfiand.
hcadquarti'rrd !it Camp Books,
is the largest supply, survicuand
niaintt'iiancc 5 .support
ganization in the Marino
Corps, It siirvcs nil Marini- and
Republic of South Korna units
in So u til VI Pi mini's
ru rthi'pnmusi tactical i
CfasirM Adi Bring Results
FOR HALLOWE'EN . . ,
Greeting Cards
Party Napkins
Plates — Table Covers
Colorful Decorations
Get Ready Now For Fall at . .
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834 ASBURY AVENUE
On Your Car, Tunt-ln
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PM UMTMM1 ISt BUr AMD MML SMlH Or KIBI!
as the students iind some parents wiitch.
The L-eromouy took pkii'i. 1 Monday
morninjj. Staff Phoio,
Golden Agers greet new
members; note birthdays
Eight:v=t-i$it mpmbt'rs and
(tui'SI-S of thf Golden Ago Cliih
attended thu nientini! Tureday
aftprnoon in iliv Youth Conti^r,
Now nuvmbors wi-lcomcd by
[hi? prPsidont, William LiwLon,
wiiri- Mrs. Ruth Rliu, Mrs,
Beatrice Ethpiiiigton. Mrs,
Idi>lla^JoncN, Mrs, Marli- Briasol,
Mrs, Sue Altorf.-r and Mrs, i!«
Dowali who wan wnlcpmnti
back afti'r a year's absence.
Visilors introduced incliitled
Mr. and Mrs. Hiiruld
TliOHipsun, Mrs. Edith Woud,
Mrs, Robn Kilter, Joseph
Schorneck. Mrs, Anna
Hol,;apfel and Mrs, Margaret
Bayard.
Members ct ! li>bmting their
birthdays durinjl the month of
October were wished Happy
Birthday, They are Mrs, Bessie ,
Llikas, Mrs, Mary Ramsay, Mrs,
A ri'mindiT was made that
due
ṛ i> eiectlctn coming on
November I, the next regular
A=J, yeherneek, Mrs. Annnifi'tnr4 will be moved up one
Morris. Mrs, Elizabeth Mow. day in NuvtmbiT a.
THi OCiAN CITY SINTINf L-LlDGiR
Mrs, Carolyn MaUjjer. Mrs,
Diirn Hwti'el, Miss ElUabeth
Johnitin, Walter Wasson, Mrs,
Emma Dfisciill, Mrs, Mar
Farrull and Mrs. Emma
Huntsman.
A reprirt was fiven on
rnenibi-rs who are. ill and
^et-well cards will b^ sent to
them. They are Herbert
BroailWi.ter, Maruld Nicklcs,
Mrs. UfHnw Luk;is. Mrs, Rita
Taylor and Mrs. Sransbie,.
Hustt'^es i\'t November
meetinL's will be Mrs. Mabel
Shearer, M-s Kuth Ran, Mrs,
Emily UVbb, Mrs. Louise
Curl.e, Mrs. Ellen O'Brien,
Mrs. Marie Bristol and Mrs. Sup
•AltiTlVr.
Committees for the year
appointed by Legion aides
SOMERS POINT^-Mrs.
Robi'rt_ Borrell, president of
Clark-Eliason 'Vnit 352
American Lesion Auxiliary,
named her committees for
1S8B.70 at the memini;
Monday ovening.
Chairmen announee^I are :
Americanism, Mrs, Beltie
Ramboi Child Welfare, Mrs,
Bertram Kern; Civil Defense
Mrs, Charles Ehrtoit:
Community Service,
Constitution, By.Laws and
Coupons, Mrs. Ralph Thorti.i.-
Education and Scholarship,
Mrs. Borrell; Girls' Statu, Mrs
Mike Mrvica, Gold Star
Mothers, Mrs. Herman Msskupi;
Junior Activities, Miss NataJie
Mrvica,
Lesislaltion, Mrs, Frank
Kichdale: Membership, Mrs,
Mrvion; National Security, Mrs.
Lillian Knecht; Pan Ameriean,
Mrs, Kern; Poppies ;ind Prippy
Corsni-i.. Mrs,. Bamb"; Poppy
Window and Poppy Posters-
Mrs, Borrell; Publicity. Mrs,
Mrvica; Past President's Parley,
Mrs, Lillian Knechl; Radio, TV
and Music, Mrs. Lillian Smith:
Unit Activities, Miss Mrvien:
Rehabilitation, Mrs. Thomas'
and Safety. Mrs. Gertrude
Wood,
Deleiiates appointed to
attend the county meetings are
Mrs. Mrivea, Mrs. Rambo, Mrs.
'riiomtts. ^!rs, Borrell, Mrs.
Krlecht and Mrs. Wood-
Alternates are Mrs, Kern, Mrs
LIKE FATHER, LIKE SON*
Fearful Falh«r-"My boy;
the next lime you havi. an urge
to kiss tho new maid, I'd
sUKjJest yog use a more
secluded spot/ 1
Freshman Fred-"Oh the
hall was dark enough, ' Dad
Besides, sKo, thought it was
you."
EQUIPMENT
TYPEWRITiRS
Smith. Mrv Ehrjolt, Mist
Mrvica, Mrs. Richdule and Mrs,
Alic-f Fr.nelli.
Plans also were made to
n*nUi I,
({Ul'Sl speaker. All
meetin
• 171 !•' iinci AM
, H p.m., in the Muwjiiir
Temple KUll si, ,,n,| Wi-»li.y
BEDROOM end 1ATH BOUTIQUfS
OPEN 9 to S DAILY * FRIDAY 9 to 9
ERSEY
OMPANY
WILL PAY YOU
99
FOR THE APPROVED INSTALLATION
OF A , . . . .
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Plumbing and Heating
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Club
Hhilfnehoiird Cluh
'"'y. 7:;io „,..,, •
* * *
Rotary Club dinner meetine,
l":l. r )p.m., in Plymouth Inn
• • *
Oeejiii City Curd Club name
renter '''"'"
'" """'
Y " U ' ! '
oci'an (Jily M,,i,. Chorus
'iirsul, H p.m., ,,„ the Music
t'i,
l'0M0HKQ_W (Friday) -
Niiloiiii CiHinell bt-irri-i • at
I'ljejihontiiH iiiNtnll.-itiixi of
iiim-iTs, ffi H3 M:;JO p.m., in th,.
American Li'Minn Hull, Mth si
mil llavc.ii av. All oriici. wni,
while. Cluinuc. piicliiKji.K.
THE OCIAN CITY SENTINEL-LiPOiR
from tin. liunrdwnlk Notional
Bank will Bpunlt ,„, "Estates".
• * *
Berran Clims of the Baptist
Uliurell mrPling, H p.m., in thihorn,.
,,f Mrs, Hilda Pry. ,i00
Ocean av, " "
Priiilram ijn
P.m., in th(.
auditorium. Ail
to attend.
FRIDAY nnd LSATUnOAY • Kiwariis
Chapter HU Orclor ,,f Kaslcrn meeiinu;,
star Clirlstmiis Bazaar at thp Plymouth Inn,
Vlawinir Ti-mple, 10th si, and
iVesley av. from 10 u,m. to fl Boxwood
J.rn. and Salurdiiy from 10 Rame, 7:,jr,
i-m. to B p.m.
Atlantic av.
* * *
3ATUHDAY
Soroptiinim. Regional
J.mriTence nt tin. Flundurs
lotcl, i) a.m. In 1 p.m. Oenan
Jity Club htisti.sj,.
St. Ai ifusiini.'s Parish
rlaiiowr-Vn Social, (1 p.m., in
hi. School. Hall, 11th st, iind
SUNDAY. '
Antique Auto Club, Jersey
Capo Rejjioh meetinu on the
Cape May-Lewes ferry. Leave
Cape May 12:30 p.m.
* * *
iirireatieH, 8
iiiah sehooi
Atliilitic'Ciifiii May County
Mi/dici•' Assistant* Association
mi"i>liii(i, H p.m.
Ci vie.
meetiliM,
Inn.
C ii I O n y
Bepiirtnlent
a.m.. In the
Wusloy av.
WEDNESDAY •
Clulj
IB; IS
Club luncheon
p.m., at Plymouth
Club
workshop,
Arts Centor,
luncheon
p.m., at
Duplicate Bridge
p.m., at 118
Mainland
Coming
Events
- * . - • * * . - _ . _ . - _
P--o 1 i eemnn 's WiViTs Somore Point Sinawik Club
Association Hallowe'en party luneheon meeting,
with husbands, 8:30 p.m., in
* * *
the Police and Firemen's TOMORROW fFriday) .
Clubhouse. Mays Landing rd,.
Nor-Lin Liuris and Lion
Homers Point.
Tamors Hallowe'en party.
* * 4
Open House at the airport, 2
* = * *
p.m.
LinwoDd Post 353 American
Legion meetings 8 p.m. *
MONDAY•
I n s u r a n e e
discussion J^roii
.(OD Bthsi,
W o m t? n 's
S p.m., at
Republican Bally; 8 p.m., on
the Music Pier.
* * *~
Chapter 83 OES meeting, S
p.m., in Masonic Temple, 10th
st, and Wesley ay.
* * *
Forfiuson-Fojilio Post 6650
VFW meeting, 8 p.m.
* i ' *
Exchange Club dinner
meeting, 8:30 p.m., in
Plymouth Inn,
* **
Ocean City Card Club game,
7:30 p.m., in the Youth
Uijnier,
Shufneboard Club card
party; 7:30 p.m., if tho
bh
Pride of Ocean City Lodue
7S7 IBPOE of W meeting, 8 :30
p.m., in the Elks Hall, BIB Bay
TUESDAY •
Ocean .City
Women's Auxiliar
Memorial Hospiud
10 a.m.
See your Ford Dealer, the man
with the most to show. •
MOVER MOTORS
Chapter,
to Shore
workshop,
Masonic Club meeting, 8
p,m,, in the Masonic Temple,
10th st. and Wcslfry av, Officer
OCiAN CITY, N. J.
TODAY (Thursday)-
Linwood PTA fflshion show
and ciiFii party, S p.m., in
Bulhaven av.
ROUTE SO—CORBIN CITY PHONf 628-2A41
SEE OUR OYSTIR PLATE COLLECTION
DAN'S
SEAFOOD
10TH STREET AT
BAyFRONT
DIAL 3?9 227»
THI BAY — OPIN ALL YIAR 'ROUND
WEAKFISH • CHICKEN LEG ( ^ J
BLUEFISH • FLOUNDER • FISH ROE
FRESH SHRIMP • CLAMS
MILLS RESTAURANT
3325 Aibury Ave. Ocean City
—— DIAL 399-0795 —
SPiCIAL LUNCHEON iVIRY DAY
Nmw Wint0t Hours;
Mon. thru Sat,, Brunch and Lunch 9 to 2
Sunday Breakfast 9 to 12
Friday and Saturday Dinners 4 to
and Sunday Dinner served 1 to 6^
thane's
ins/tic cveny
Hxrtf
PAOI n ~ SiCTION ONE
•%>*-
».

PAOl 12 _ SfCTlQN ONI
Cl.m. on th« Half Shell or Siaamacl • StndwiehH
On Rootev.lt Blvd, 1 a iw iv it l'.th t and Uu
B i iFdtt ilk
Tin tnuli I witehhiird
^Imtd liki i din tnuiH In t
mil Ihin tirtid tu muki mill
11 imi fin t HICI il ^nd
Hi rknii ii if lln Ni » Ii rut v
Bill Tiltphoni Co pnnt
limn t -ijl d iv rtplinni; Ihi
biiFiii-d out LiuiFil mil Ft tormp
irviti V tm ij-t vtj tim iti il
it I VI F il tlllHIj Hill doll IF 1
Pu mi*.
Retardation is topic
of Kiwanis speaker
William MrKim, director of
tjli- FYister Ifiinie for Rptarded
Children in Marmora, was
priiifram truest a the lunchpon
mecti/iij ot' the Kiwanis Club
yesterday in Plymouth Inn.
McKim neti'd there are 1 10
priviite institutions such as his
it! the State of New Jersey and
eufWiitly there are 23 boys
I.HLht tu ti. h,
Simp un n
ahu. and
drt him til which i r \rr\
Shun M! Bit
II ip ;rt int in tlit hf of a Lhlld
Mr Lut Idrrm Hi, Hi al . nd il tht uhnol th,
from Ort I i ind h id ihilrlnn jn taught buc
rt idi d ht F
tundami rital in thf iducitiun
pr.iCTim n,d j p-ut d,
Merck -*fi irp ind
al tlI
tr , put t i o i.li pirn, thtir
Dohnu phiririiitutii il
ni inm-5 Thir- il . i> a
nunijht turt-rphi,
i, il •djr-tiun protT-irn
ihith pr idi mt uutlet fur
Morgan R-inrk
*ht Ir n r^\
Ainirii in Lt t,iuu
F.ll,.win hi m r i ih
tin Ot i in i~il\
Ori-ini^atirn nd
N 4MEI1 LOOROIS \TOrt
Wai I lilt ran
TLESTON C,,orLc B
hi « i.
L. t«r md
fai-rt Phiijdiiphi i
jtln
-ullirikhnm o Phi idi Iphi i
ind^i uTindi hildri n
I- unrr ll ervir.
nti rmmt «i-i in Ph
thf irni inn n'
J. Morris
Ceorp.. p J. Murfis. of Penria
Grove nnd this city, died
Sunday in Pi'iiris Urove aftor a
pr.ilunued illness, Jin was 7-1.
Mr. .Morris . was born und
lived his entire lift' in South
Jerspy. Hf was a retired
FeriUiuranteur having uperated
Morris' Restaurant in Pniins
Grove for many years. He also
Weddingi
Banquefi
BAY IMBERS
MARYLAND & BAY AVE
SOMIRS POINT, N, j.
MM1JJ
Absolutely tht Finest
mite there are muri" than
six-rvillinn retiirded in the
United St.itej,.
The speaker explained the
different deirrees of retardatiuii
from the tiitidly helpless who
niust be cared for in state
institutions tu others who are
irainable to the extent they
can tin light work.
Mr. McKim "«
Cniinil ChlcNan
ilfia. F1M of Spani.il M.ilHrt! WHIi » ut * f S ""'
BBlled H.m
• •kef] Meit Lair with V«lff!t.blfi Gravy
nrolkd Filet of Ff»«h Lfjejil RtKliflih w
Slfrvwd Chirt.n ind Noodirt .u Grjtin In Ciee«!», > »
Chlfwm Shrimp 6hm Mel" with Crljp ' HOfXilM ""< SB "
Rlfje, Hs VfjgBtffbicf
Brailad Tender Um SteaPf with Onlen Orjwy
—*f-KlOA¥S—ixtiiir Satmbii Cnquatln withi e»m Snue
OCTOB[B 31 Qrlllfsa ChSBped Choice Siftoln Sunk with I
Bruited ¥,ti Culi«l Kith Tf>m«tfl 5»ue«
in onithnt
of Mrs,
UMtanci!
MMolph Cnpo Mi,/,
IJurman for- the
need for grcBtor
by Ihopeople of
rTrht-
WIQCU8, In ;_._
""'sties of'blood
1
Piiinted out
riU^KDAY SPECIALS only »l.25
Aik About Our Daily 30e PASTRY CHEF'S SPHCWLS
POINT DINER
On the Circle In Somsrs Point
Open 24 Hours a Day
Ilii
n
Jersey Artists
at Art Confsr
.jcapic of South Jersny
, membership show will
fi reception to
_j Arts Center on Friday
K detobnr .11. from 7
p.m. in 'he Main
,f the Culturnl Arts
If, 409 Wesley tw.
jrtiits exhibiting their
_, works arc from the
[.urroundinB eounties of
Tern New Jersey.
p0 figure, sensenpe,
•life and portrait nre
d in the various mediums
lorcolor, oils nnd aerylicji,
Ethel H, fJoleman,
c City iirtiNt, is presidi'iit
Leagiii' and has made
fl(,n!s thrbuah tho
Art* Center for the
in,
jy, October 28,
November 12, the
[jpn is open to the public
it charge. Onllery Hours
T Tuesdays through
10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
^'Wednesday evenings 7
OCEAN CITY
Editorials
Church news
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1969
Classifiad ads
Sporfs
PAGE 1 -_ SICTION TWO
Hospital funds to pay for wing
planned at Shore Memorial
The new 46-bed addition to
ishare Memorial Hospitnl is
expected to bo built by the
hospital with its own funds,
Alan Hichter, hospital public
relation^ director, told the
Ocean City Lions Club at a
meeting last wcel,k
Pon-0-Call.
Richtfr told the club that
the now addition is expected to
Rot undur way sometime next
month and is sehodulid to bo
completed in the Fall of 1970
It will bq locoted
approximately „,, tne front
Inwn uf the original winfj,
Richter talked to the club
about the principle uf
eurriniunieation partieipation
in hiKpita! aetivitics. He also
explained how the hospital
reflects the community which
It serves and a well-run hospital
usually reflect!! a community
Which is "involved," Ho also
stated that an inferior hospital
cannot bl! hidden from the
public because a hospital is a
community "with the shades
up,".
The speaker also
>st of living increases set
retired public employees
ing before the annual
meeting of the Capo
County Retired
Association at
iirnnt in Capo M.y gml%
the Pension Increase Act (the
name by which A 292 will be
known) n retiree's monthly
allowance or pension originally
House List Thursday, annually according to the cost
flyman James 8, Oafiero of living index and will affect
that 'retired public most civil service retirees, A
i receiving retirement civil service worker who retired
or pensions will in 1915 has already received
le a cost of living increases in his pension
simounting to 18a percent but
y Bill No. 292, will now go up to 219 percent
ored by Assemblymen under the new law, A retiree in
i and James R. H^fh v 1954 has already received a 10
y'CumbeFlanf; ; and percent increase but will go up
•of their Assirnbly another 21 percent.
pts throughout the
las been signed into law
II go into effect January
} said the measure
for increases In the
sat allowances of
eivil service employees
if pensions from state,
(municipal governments
iy other political
era formula doopted by
Each year the director of the
Division of Pensions will review
the index and determine the
percent of change for eaeh
pensioner. In • no instance^
Cafiero said, will the amount
of the retirement allowance or
pension originally granted and
payable to any retiree be
reduced as a result of this
adjustment.
Retirees who have a gross
)lmes is chairman
Red Cross chapter
rite in the annual
I of the Cape May
Chapter of the
In Rod Cross on
13 included the
n of officers for the
ytir,
t the list of the
Iy eloeted slate
led hy the nominatinB
chairod by Mrs,
iins, of Swninton, was
'all Holmes, of Cape
Court House, Holmes
the chairmanship of
kipler which has been
lartnj tho post year by
Bnrsalou, of North
»i, Bareniou retains his
interest In the Red Cross
iinj the chilirmonship
isaster Comrnittod,
li Doughty, of Cape
HoiiSi', was elected
imin uf the Chapter.
Joughty also accepted
of fund chairman and
•ho will orjanizo the
orkfirs needed, and
the activities of the
rand drive,
"limbers ulected to the
^ Gfjfernors were Mrs-
, , Tuekahoe: Mrs,
•At, Petpraburg; James
pipe Miiy Court House;
L Saekt, Ocean. City;
Hewitt, Wondbiiie;
der, M.D, Capo May
John L, Lutilam,
C.H.; LolontJ C,
, Bins (Jreekj and
! fino Urown, Lower
prl by the
c ,:hairmen
number of blood unit*
»

c
The water conservation bond referendum
When the New Jersey
Taxpayers
Aiiociation indorses a State bond issue
the voters of the State can take it for
granted that the bonding is financially
feasible and the object for which the
money is to be used is of the greatest
importance.
The NJTA approves the $271 million
water conservation bond referendum
stating that the need fwr water treatment
facilities and water supply sites, and the
consequence if they are not provided is
undeniable. In fact, the appropriations at
this time may be too little, too late, the
Association says.
Of the total of $271 million would be
in effect, seed money to acquisition for
future establishment of %vater supply
facilities.
The remaining $243 million would be,
in effect, seed money to be used to meet
the State's share of the costs for the
construction by municipalities and
counties of adequate sewage treatment
facilities.
In this vital work the federal
government would participate so that
the cost of plant construction would be
well within the financial capabilities of
the State's municipalities and counties.
This program is of the utmost
importance to the seashore areas of New
Jersey. Pure water in our bays, inlets,
creeks, rivers and the ocean itself is our
most important asset.
And pure water fit tor fishing,
clamminB and crabbing, and bathing is
becoming more and more rare. Far too
many of our waterways are breeding
places of diseases such as hepatitis. Pure
drinking water is in short supply in much
of the State. Only a massive program
such as that planned will clean up our
most important asset.
There is room for great argument
insofar as the other two public questions
on the ballot are concerned. Ojge may
approve or disapprove 18-Jear-old
voting. One may approve or disapprove a
State lottery.
But nobody wants filthy streams and
rivers. Nobody wants an ocean laden
with disease germs: Nobody wants to
catch fish which are unfit for human
Consumption,
That is why a yes vote on the water
conservation bond referendum is
Imperative.
Let's not call it a boom
For those who remember the collapse
of real estate values in the 1020s the
phrase "real estate boom", has a
depressing and dangerous connotation
The increasing value of Ocean City
land at the present time was noticeable
following the public auction of
city-owned lots last week.
Bidding was brisk and all the prices
paid for the lots sold were well above the
a, i'LDnnrni u ts might dill it
But and this i** important thtTt? i 1 *
liui i videiu f litre nf [he hjstencal upping
uf land values which nitirked the bnum
uf the 19205 It HAS had enough at the
Jersej Hhtjre hut LumpleteH out uf hand
in Flnrida
Orderlj grtnvth uf land values has
traditionalK heen the basia fur manj nf
K
•[•:•&•••
i: : .(.••".
set minimums which apparently
represented fair valuations.
In an economy of inflation seashore
resort land is regarded by experts as one
of the best possible hedges against the
effect! of ever-increasing prices.
Furthermore, seashore resorts like
Ocean City have only a limited amount
of land available. Island resorts cannot
expand beyond their watery borders.
This makes for an economy of scarcity
The Sentinel Looks at Th» Nation
The Viet
Moratorium
It would be a mistake for the Nixon
Adminisfration to ignore the Viet
Moratorium,
The nationwide and mainly peaceful
demonstration against this oountty's
involvement in Vietnam may have been
organized by young people but support-
Ing its aims were thousands of older men
and women including professional
people and members of Congress.
National surveys and opinion polls
show clearly that the Vietnam war is an
unpopular cause. The American people
want out as soon as possible.
President Nixon and his advisers will
simply have to take this attitude into
account as they continue the fighting
while searching for a peaceful solution.
There are few Americans who would
settle for a peace without honor. But
there Is a real distinction between our
national honor and a point of view
which is mainly face-saving.
Also, there is growing evidence that
this nation is involved in buttressing the
affairs of other small Asian countries. We
could all too easily find ourselves in one
or more additional "Vietnams" if we
aren't careful.
Remember when?
ONE YEAR AGO
An 18-year-old Huntington
Valley, Pa., man sped to his
death on the rain slick "Y" in
the toll road between this eity,
Longport and Somers Point.
Hli car ran out of control.
* * *
The use of two
rive-horsepdwer
motors, and
one lOhorsepower motor for
Gillian's boardwalk fun deck
was approved by the Zoning
Board of Adjustment.
* * m
FIVE YEARS AGO
Colonel Herbert H. Blizzard,
USAF
(ret) was elected
president of the Ocean City
Kiwanis Club. The club
uur- gfeair- AffiVTlraTi—fi rtunF; For tue
long haul investment in sensibh priLMd
Lifid is a guud thing
It ]>, t" be hoped that the upswing in
this i it\ t rtaltv market will continue MI
that it will he profitable for builders to
acquire sume of the older structures in
ttjwn and demolish tht'm to replace them
with new structures. This is
"redevelopment" hy private capital and
therefore redevelopment at its best
Ocean City a /a
DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME-lt i s ,
odds of as much as 1000 to onu'that .? ""*
today will carry a cute-or what"p asses, U|ll *i|H
stpry about the end of daylight saving tim^H
mentioned in this department over MH">
newspapers feel it a duty to publish , r Se|
about the arrival and departure of daylisSr l( »
h
•SPAY, OCTOBER 23, 1969
THE OCiAN CITY SINTINiLLEDOER
PAOi 3 — SECTION TWO
STRONG
them art- nauseating. Duyli Kht suvinc tin, T^l
fact of life in New Jom-y for b.ttoKy
H
and dim-witted ono must ho not to „ * K1
ri'quiriMnrnt for setting timupioiVus
'"'
and behind in the- fall. It is oiir
American newspapers didn't print o
last Sunday in April or the last Sunday hnVN
n-adurs would still muddle through with,, .. *
trouble. This a matter of sum,. co^T
because in the newspaper esUibllshmentsv
worked, we have pined a reputation
"light tough." Freely translated' this ,„„„,. ,
sickly sweet writing, with maybe a touchZ H
humor. Editors very naturally "assign the da r* 1 *
stories to somebody with this dubious tZi
daylight time storius were laid end to end i^
roach, say from here to Tuekahbe or somiwhsif!
We do not suggest thnt the news of daylight a •
be eliminated from American newspapers" if
suggest that the subject cease to be mati'J jms o •
There is nothing cute about setting a MJjJf ^Si..- ^"'^
hour ahead or an hour back. Any dolt"trt"HB'p- m - • Evening Gospel
Fellowship
eight-yfiir-olU mentality or better can get thehj.TJHE " Meisugo by Pastor
Fellowship n
(CITY
.TIST CHURCH
, ind Wesley av,
ividP, Wright, D.D.,
J a.m. • Sundny School
Buses for every member
family. William J,
|d i n B , nenonl
Jj «,m, • Worship
, Orpnisi, Mrs. David P,
Mssage by Pastor
OUH LADY Ut
iAIUl)
7 3O p m The Fnh (7 and
Hth ^Fadnji)
Sprn Ch,,,r rehear*,,! lOtV/'rt""'/^
Saturday- * IJj.'lv- 1 "* ^
K p m The Fish CJ and 12 ""*
-ES CHURCHES
ur> l
Rev Adolph Wm Kahl,
^
_ B D , vicar
I'u,tur Tud iv (Thursday) —
7 p m Junior Choir
Sunday —
a 30 am
Church Srhutil
elajwrs Tor nil ugr,
9 30 and 11dm ,Mormn B
Won,hip
Pa^iir Wilcnek will
pmath Rcreption t,f new
ffii'mbi'FS
B 30 p m
Inti-rmndmtn
Yoyth Fellirwfchip Seninr
h I Smiu,
1 ill to 7 HI l.j
.ml
Saturday —
10 30 am
Confirmation Clai,
Youth
MILESTONE-Df course, the arrival and fa
daylight nt liar? around who iLum they v, eK bank
the Civil War and ian romemhtr Lincoln's funen] |
Mr Lincoln w a.-, ^killed in April 1SS5, thuisd
an impobijibilitN The antique liar', don't mind, k
'Ihev persist in telling their stars, and incident
national wire servi Le 4 carry thum'with a straight!*
«us> a blessed relief a tcv, vear. agu, when the kg
who Llainmd to have fought in the Civil War died ij
well known that his claim was phone>, butapv;
well meaning Southern i iti^;tn>. buught him ana
Confederate officer-, uniform in which hesajL.
Most of us, fortunately, haven't re-ched theaia
agL whi'ii exaggeration ieems. desirable Indeed i
many of im, will lop a lew jea s nff «urage,gnenh
t hante Women are not thi- onh members of the]
rat e to use hair d\c, wigs, and uther deviu
make them look younger
* 11 uf this stems I
i ontt mplation of the arrival of daylight smug t
demise for another \ i\ir It Like, t timparatnels 1
V t lla ijfi
Herean C
eundueU-d by Duns Wednesday —
| president, it the homu
Tr\ T 30ti Qreitn ay.
iriiv
Shoemaker
tnlnred
glides of
"k in Haiti
Tuesday —
4 p.m.
Classps
8 p.m. . W.S.C.S. Executive
meeting
(Fnda
H it) p ni
hfir il
of thi- Church will be received
&u Srf? 7.
ut ail ^I'rvie. s bunday.
* * •
Mondij> —
in am Episcopal
Churuhwumun
Christmas
Bazaar workshop
LINWOOD COMMUNITY
1838 Shore rd.
Rev, William Conovor,
pastor
Sunday -
Q;45 a.m. • Church School
11 a.m. . Morning Worship
6:30 p.m. • Young People
7i3 0 P m ' • Evening Service
* • •
Wednesday —
8 p.m. • Prayer mooting
* $ *
BETHEL UNITED
METHODIST
Ocean Heights av.
Rev. L. A. Fillmore,
pastor
d
9].J6 a.m. • Morning Worship
11 a.m. • Church School
* * *
CENTRAL UNITED
METHODIST
Shore rd. and Centra] av.
7.30 P. m. . Acolyte Training Re £.S'. b0 pifor L " 5P - U '" 1
10 a.m. - W.S.C.S. sewing
10 a.m. — Church School
With chlHM^ Tor ;ill iiyo?,
1 1 a.m. — Morning Wcif>,hip
H:;iO p.m.^ Siinior
Choir
ri/hearaal , Tuesday"-
H-pmn" B Yf V- ' '
•t p.m.—Intcrmwlialf C'huir
h
l
1 Class
* * *
Tuesday (Feast of St.
Simon and St. Judo) —
10:30 a.m. - Holy
Communion
Bprn
Midweek Service
|jpr, praiM- and Bible
I conducted by Pastnr
saji from the btiok
Cunnthians
Nur*ierv
scd b\ Eleanor Forbe.
HOLY TRINITY
EPISCOPAL
11th st. and Central ay.
Row. Charles L. Wood, D.Ed..
_
rector
Today (Thursday) —
7 a.m. • Holy Communion
7 p.m. • Choir rehearsal
• * *
Tomorrow (Friday) —
8 p.m. • Hoiy Eucharist,
' urn Whu- Final Session of 'the Sunday Wednesday-
SHILOH BAPTIST CHURCH
Tth St. and Simpson Ave,
Rev. Nicholas Tato, Pastor
Sunday—
I 0 a.m.-Sunday School
II
u.m.— Morniiii; Worship
H;ag p.rn.-EveninM Scrvioo
Tuesday.—
H p.m.—Trustee meeting ,
dd
GRACE LUTHERAN
Shore rd, and Dawes av.
Rev. Charles Rinck Jr.,
pastor
Today (Thursday) —
6:45 p.m. . Junior Choir
rehearsal
7:30 p.m. - Senior Choir
rehearsal
Rpv. Howard D. Stratton,
assoeiate
Today (Thursday) —
S;4S p.m. • Youth Choir
rehearsal in tho Choir Room.
= 7—JJ*mT—tjinwc*tjtl BnyScTJvTt
Troop 39 meetinj in Central
.Hall.
a p.m. . Senior choir
rehearsal
* * *
Tomorrow (Friday) —
Si30 p.m. - Senior
Fellowship
meeting in the
Sunday School basement.
* * *
Sunday —
.8, 9:30 and11 a.m.
PRINCIPLt-We heartily M0I2 '^ church Cnuncilur.
fn bv Dr Laurence JW« j ^ WJt ZuLr '
i t
i
* 1 r* n n f h
j
h
unii i I
iinnounet-d phn
tn t t up i
welfare loundatitm
* * #
Neithtjr the h t1i rjl riiir t iti
governments h td fund, tn
hand to pay for hidl, rn t di il
beach pumDinu rh< ri v i.
littl.u hope that thi
h, ,,hi
could bp ri-sttir. d in tirn, h r
the 13fifl hathinL' i , ,m
A plan to build i c j p l Mav
Uounty Comniuml,
Hupitil
in Upper Tiwn'hip wj
stymied beeau», I,I thi. hiyh
pricu put on tht hnd tht
institution's sponger., h d
planned to fiequirt
Ocean City Sentinel-Ledger
Thuriday, October 23, If69
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Schadula: Weekly every Thurtdafl Semi weekly TurKjjy and
Fridiy frem MCsnd wMk in Jurw untii Ljibor Day
PI in
v*rri- inn..uncnl fur
Lii.
tin^tructiun ol a ^0 unit
nt ti 1 ir, hi build in thi h.art
il . un
Tht nt w mutt 1 was
[ hi hi ild uii j. i itt= uppusit.
In cjnan ca\ pnit urriri. It
id unt t hi . ii thi lutatmn f
i
truM-d h\ liru m 19J7
• * #
Til. prninnt. rs t)T tht ahnual
Hilh.VL'i-n paradL odnptid a
n Lt.nimi-ndjtinn nf Thi
Sintintl 1 «dgnr and arran^fd
t.j h,m a ' mvotnry marrhir
id. ntitv wuuld win a prizi
• • .
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in jtti mpt tn fun f thn t-it\ ta
i-n dump hurmng Tht
"i burning had bei-n
. t( dumping ,itt had
Q'ifi found
• * *
TWENTY YEARS AC9O
Thi M inland Notional Bunk
»f Pi. nEantvilln held a furewull
parts, hunorinp Umuil H
Hir. ,
Hirt^ m, lea-ving thp
m-t.tution to hunmi
a-uilat. d With the National
Hani of Uci-an Citv
• • »
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vt.t. nn a \iterun»' bnnd i« t
V hlfh wa. tu be nn the yrnt ral
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i."t a ,trunt llJt,. w o u| d
indicate th. i-trtnth, r.r
• • »
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nlir. I Ihiiiiichnut thi ol ill
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Hi Si ,i. u,,i ,,,„ ,,| t m |
I( lit
Know your
lawmakers
Federal Offitlal!
'
I m . \IIIK ri H-rllRD
I i I R • n I •• f ihl in iti
I. i I II « i hm 1,,n Ii I
I
r NATtlP HM'PI ON
v 'mini
IR p ,, m T.J-
"II '"ill Dfliii Hinltl,,,,.
U i hm t „, 1) c "(mr,
KI P f I! \IU r." \\ ,\Ul>
M\' ir; r{r»irn li.Ki Ij.np
v ith irmiw iiirii, PmUnu
. ii ii 'i ,H i) t
>o-,r,
Stats
Offlclali
I HE PETER
thib bunk
writtf
Ra\mund Hull, explaining whj things
wrong " Thp Messrs Peb-r and Hull ha\eatlater
with an ansvitr as to why the human race is ditheq
a bog uf ineffit n-ncy dnd downright failure Theta
funnv, hut it ii, aKu tragir Thf authors
_
reasons for human failure, and thev blame ntri
Iham Radchffc
nr almost pverj thing, on the fact that men and 121 nThM , Pastor
(jet them-,elv€?s promoted just nm 1 stipbe\onnJ
abiht\ to du a decrnt job Then they pwi'
their livia muping and devi loping dtfenw
WJ that the people uith whnm the> Lomemad
won't be aware that thej can t handle thej
ui 1 upy Thib happens in government, in the 1
world, in business, •« li-nci 1 and in politics Fortu;
relativily few pi-upk- dun't gut promotion; to"
ftheip they can't do the wurk nthpnvLe^thf^
wnuld havt pini 1 tu the deul long ago 1
tunny, hut it is, a thin ghtful f>planation
wrung with things
UI-F RALANC'h-Sume uf thf promoted, unt
get thnir final place in the s Lhfin'' of thmp.tnW
their insecurity hy kre pin;; mibtirdinatt-s jnd thf P
jff halam e Act urd nR tu the Peter
executive of this t> pe n. Inlllded a Hfltten ft]
pushi's it away and growls, ' I'm too busy for
garbage Tfll me about it in v»ur own Bords-af
up " This typo will deflate a cunfidirit emprai 1
-,nuh, and then will overwhelm a timid onebja
uf famihantj
You m-vi-r knem how to taken
gn>
whii is dtjing all this linen't n r
degrading 1 vt rybnd\ i-lsi bi t any »f hi* own in Brrfcan
Itt Cadt-ts
Junior
fr 4,5, ind 6 graders, at
th Tuuncilurj, are Mr
Rav Gannonf Mr and
k Honttj^
pm Alpha Teens
i^i fur 7 and H gradfca
church
Cnuncilurs are
Mrt Steve McElhenny
pm Seninr High
skip f,,r high schonl
the S
School Training Institute
* * *
Sunday(81st Sunday
after Trinity) —
S a.m. • Holy Communion
10 a.m. -- Morning Prayeiv
sermon and Church School
7
y
7 p.m.—Youth mwlins;
8 p.m.—Prayer mei-ting
* * *
Sunday —
B:1H a,m.-Church School . . . „, .-
. S:30 and H a.m. - Morninj
M ° n 8 Wort.p. Dr. Layton
Worship and Church Nur^
^LSrft'V?!,^9'?! 1 !^.."*•
Monday
lry
Church." Keystone Chapter 89
Order of Eastern
Star will
FAITH BIBLE CHURCH
1X1 8th st.
Standing for God and
7.30 p.m. . >Ev. nlng-p»y.r R J ° ^ ft areenIeaf
Tuesday =-
?:30 a.m. - Holy
Communion
ii.30 a,m. . Senior Citizen, • M £" d n th " "A" »"*£
PRESBYTERIAN
md Wrsle> av
BlChnslCrucifiid,
md Cciming Again
ST. JOHN'S LUTHERAN
10th st. and Centra] av.
Rev, D. Richard Garrison,
pastor
Sunday =
9:15 a.m^ . Church School
II a.m. - The Service .
• * *
Wednesday —
6:45 p.m.
rehearsal
pastor
Sunday —=.
T
10 a,m, = Sunday School
11 a.m. " = Morning
Worehip
T;30" p.m. - Evening
Servjeq
Wednesday —
7;3P p.m. - Hour of
Fewer. Prayer meetings
8 p.m.
rehearsal
Graded Sunday
EIKSES for *>ach mt'mber
finely John W Pfacffli,
iupermtnndcnt
m
Murnmg Worehip
Lythnr % Question "
pm
Seninr CThnstian
P m
Evening
^j
p Sound iimi rolar film,
Sfarchmq Gi'nrratuifi '
etor of Mu,ic Htnty C
n ?gjni c t Mrs David
Wt-ih-v JIV , nest
Pm
Mtmthly Meeting
Shl
A
Senior
Choir
anmcH or CHRIST.
SCIENTIST
8th st. and Aabiiry nv.
Sunday—
11 a.m. —. Sunday Service
11 a.m. — Sunday School
Wednesday—
8 p.m .— Testimony
Daily—
Noon to 3 p.m. —
Rown oprn.
"Comfort ye, comfort yo
my peoplo, salth your Ood."
This verse from the book of
Isaiah, is included in Sunday's
Lesson
Sermon at Christian
Science churches. The subject
of the sermon is "Probation
After Death."
The following passage, also
d i h
f
MACBDONIA METHODIST
Junior Choir
10th st, and Simpson s.¥=
Sunda:- —
READ IT NCJW If >..u re-, d Thf ?^l%
yuu may save ytiur'Sflf a lift-time of
You
ion'
l.-arn tu avoid that final r>r umotlon T"ITJW I » h-
intumpetnnt to fill C3n the othpr hanfl,
±m,.
already heen prumoted, tit if vein
is brycind your fapabilit.es you , u n brinp i'n ,nii nt mil li m rji 1 tl lm[n ,
intu thi rnuntri ind rtl,iv|,lt withulll ju'liln ilitin mil hi 1
trntl rt titrit tlun'- tin ,1 IL li tun ^imti 1 [nlititiin ti hisi
lit d f hin i hfivt nut i-'tjn* prum uth t ti ip t 1 him .j!
' in
ri, -1 1 ir UM ,,,n
n % 1 nsi,tn
IMI IN \irill ItOHFRT
K'iV lilt I Uil.lu.ol n
I \HI Pi) •• IP th-. I, r-j^. B\
V ^I MI'I ', MAN TWIES Tl
III'I'I I > J.lull, N,it,,n,I
I "•> I ml.l.ir Millvillr N 7
Clry Officials
M\'iill' HOPI RI I SHAIti"
TiiiM I II ,,f P, mm
mil Fi
"•" i t it, Hill fi, , in Citv
-
I
IK 'Ji
t HMMI . UHI R
DAVm L
-IMI- >>•• iiinit,,, ,,r J.,,I,I,,
«"^
t it\ Hill On in UK
, I 11- ' I
t'iMMI' ,r;.M IKIIIMERj
WUII.I I'-, [,,., .„ „, ini|,,,c
•' I mil ui.li \ff „„ r,i\
I1 ill i I I I % i rnj_i
•is many peojilu a>« puwihii' i» " L
Print ipln and read it thib vrr,v da
William Morrow ami Co , In( »f I
barpain at $4 95
'I AX ASSOCIATION-Thr New
Aswitiation is a ^tatewidL- onraniZJ"
nuHing artjutid to find out why M*.**
what 1 an be done to lower them « P ""^ you
mumnpal, county and State taxes 1
^
»ught to read Few people will do so u
ountsfor
figun-s is a dull way to spend ti" i n
••"«
fact that in so many placu>. the
the service goes down, down,
pay won't blow the whistle
wll,
bureaucrats and officials v ho aafi l
mi
with othi ' ' "
School Awucmtinn "SMl in the sermon, is from
' ' "uildini; ' Science and Hciilth with Key
« * to the Scriptures by Mary
Baker Eddy; "The evidence of
Tht Bihln Club
rnnn's immortality will become
-huir rehnHrsnl, more apparent, as material
5
finst thruugh
beliefs are given up and the
•Sunday School immortal facts of beinR nre
admitted. 1 *
8 P
b
L thi riuj
Wtdncsdiiv
1 'Schotil, studying
"° k uf Lukp
P m
CBMC
fljrntiuth Inn
nd officials v ho don t
orile'B money
Wt '
U "
( >oon an offu lal of th
explain what tu do about tax
an int -r. -,tmg address, We intend to
puibibli 1
wuys to spend money, P
lngh taxes is probablv the mo^t unp
ST. AUaUSTINE'S R.C.
13th st. and Wesley nv.
Eight Rev. Msgr. Alfred, Jess,
paiittjr
Doily -
7 and 8 a.m. - Masses
• # * . *
Saturday —
7 and 8 a.m. • Musses
4:30 to 6:30 and 7:30 to
8:30 p.m. ; Confessions
• • *
Sunday —
^*ir^l[; 10:30 utm: airtf^noon
- Masses
9:30 a.m. • Sunday
School
I i a.m. • Morrrrns
Worship
- 8:30 p.m. . Evening
Service
* * *
Wednesday —
8:30 p.m. • Prayer
meeting
* * *
TABERNACLE BAPTIST
8th st, and West nv.
Rev. Z.L. Byrd, pastor
Friday ^=
7:30 p.m. . Bible Class
K:30 p.m. • Senior Choir
rehearsal
. . » • • • -
Sunday =-
10 a.m. • Sunday School
11:15 a.m. • Morning
Worship
* • 4
Tuesday —
8 p.m. * Prayer meeting
* •' t
Wednesday =
4 p.m. • BYPU
4 p.m. - Intermediatn
Choir rehearsal
* * •
MAINLAND CHURCHES
SOMERS POINT
CALVARY ENDEPBNPBNT
BAPTIST
9th st. and New York av.
Ruv. Gone C'orbett, pastor
Sunday =~
9;4B a.m. - Church School
11 a.m. • Morning Worship
6:4ii p.m. -- Junior and
fct nior Vounii People
7;:J0 p.m. - Evangelistic
Service
meeting
• * * *
BETHANY UNITED
METHODIST
Shore .rd, and BriBhton av.
Rev. William thielking,
pastor
Today (Thursday)-
1:30 p.m. - Fellowship
Circle
* ' * *
Sunday —
B:i6 a.m. • Church School
11 a.m. • Morning Worship
6 p.m. • Junior and Senior
High UMYF
S p.m. - Evening Service
*. * *
Tuesday —
8 p.m. • WSCS.meeting
LINWOOD
SEA VIEW BAPTIST
An American Baptist
Church
202S Shore rd.
Rev. Kurt B. Frank,
pastor
Today (Thursday) —
12:30 p.m. - Ann Hasseltino
Judson Circle meeting
* * *
Sunday =
9:!B a.m. • Church School
11 a.m. • Morning Worship
8:1S p.m. -BYF
7:30 p.m. '- Evening Service
. * * *
Tuesday — • ' -
B p.m. -- Kate
Mahoney
Circle meeting
S p.m. • Elin J. Powers Circle
meeting
* * #
Wednesday —
7:30 p.m.- Prayer meeting.
* * *
OUR LADY OF SORROWS
• R.C.
Wabrish and Poplar nves.
Rev. Vincent Ferraro,
pastor
Daily —
7 and H a.m. - Masses
Saturday —
4 to 6 and 7 to H:30 p.m. •
Cunfessions
9:30 and 11 a.m. .Church
Nursery
B:30 a.m. - Church School
for all ages
10:45 a.m. • Senior High
Church School
What
It Means
To Be
Free
Liifin this Sundiy to the Chris,
tiin Science Radio Series for some
interesting insights on this ques.
lion. " ."
In this anea it is heart!
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THI DIPI
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Sunday —
8, 9:30. 11 a.m., no
8:30 p.m. • Masses
and
New Frame* Make
the Difference
OCEAN CITY'S
Oldest BitAbhshed O,>- ,
519 E, Srh Sf,
Dial 399.4000
Holy Days =
9:30, 8, 9:30 a.m.
8:30 p.m. * Masses
and
Wednesday —
7 to 7:30
Confessions
There
are no
Services
p.m.
Past'iral
ST. FRANCES CABIIINI B.C.
and St. and Atlantic Avc.
Rev, William P. McCorristan
Pnston
Daily-
8 a.m.—Mass
Saturday—
7:3 0 to H : 3 0
pm—Confessions
Sunday=
7,. H, 9, 10:1 ii. 11:30 a.m.
7:30 p.m. = Prayer meeting
• * *"
ST. JOSEPH'S R.C,
Shore rd. and Harbor ia.
Msgr: Edward O'Connor,
pastor
Daily —
7 and 8 a.m. • Masses
7:30 to 8 p.m. - Confessions
• # •
Saturday —
•llSO to B:30 and 7:30 to 9
D-rn. - Confessions
• * *
Sunday =^
7:4g, 9,. 10:10, 11:30 a.m.
and 8 p.m. • Masses
• Monday =- . .
4 p.m. • Religious
instruction for first to eighth
graders
"7 pm. • Religious
instruction for ninth to 12th
graders
CHRIST EPISCOPAL
Candlelight
"Better to Light a Cfindle
than to Curse the Darkness"
suggeits an ancient proverb
which pithily expresses a
-ttmoleis tnith. The people
who havt visited our Funeral
Home in a relaxed moment to
get tht essential facts about
Funeral Service are the can.
dlc-lighters who know that
there are certaii. subjects about which it is abso.
lutely necessary to have a •working knowledge.
With a few simple questions they dispel the myths
which can only flourish in the darkness of ignorance.
Chester J, Wimberg
Funeral Home
Pour Generations of Funeral Service to All Cr*ed»
201 ASiURY AVf, DIAL 399-2654
7 p.m, = Evening Service.
Speaker, Arthur W, Edwards,
Members of the Junior High
UMYF will participate.
8 p.m. - Senior High UMYF
meeting in the Sunday School
basement.
* * *
Monday —
6:30 p.m. - Senior High
UMYF volleyball In Central
Hall.
* * *
Wednesday" =
6:45 p.m. = Junior Choir .
rehearsa] in the Choir Room.
7 p.m. - Senior High UMYF
worship service at the Atlantic
City Rescue Mission.
Fellowship
. 8 p.m. • Evening Service
* * *
Tuesday—
1 p.m. • Bible Study Oroup
* a *
SECOND CAPE
MAY BAPTIST
Church and Shore rds.,
Palermo
Rev. Donald Weaver,
pastor
* * *
Sunday—
Bs4S a.m. • Sunday School
11 a.m. - Morning Worship
7:30 p Lm. • Evening
Fellowship Hour
Monday—
7 p.m.
Bowling
Church League
Tuesday—
7 p.m. • Boys' Brigade
* * *
continued on page 4
UPPER TOWNSHIP
TRINITY UNITED
METHODIST
Roosevelt blvd.
and Shore rd.
Marmora
Rev. Bruce Phillips,
pastor
• • *
Today (Thursday)—
7T30 p.ml • SBrnoT~C
practice
* * *
Sunday—
i;4S a.m. • Sunday School
11 a.m. • Morning Worship
7 p.m. • Methodist Youth
The Godfrey-Smith
Funeral Home
HERBERT L, GODFREY, Mflr,
Iitablighed 1896
809 Central Avenue
Pledging far fhe future, as in thm posf, thm
—finwst-t
I most dignified funeral service.
IN TfMl OF TROUBLE WE ARE AS
NEAR AS YOUR PHONE _ DIAL 9994077
Succeisoi-s to Ocean City's First Funwal Dinctor
N
St-E
EAST, WEST
Love is Best
S»r and Lrr i.rr o,,/, ,„« /„ „„ u he, 1 first „„. the.r p.rtunr. Imrrdibh —
lhal the children I nuu mother tenJcrh,
arnc ucrc strangers!
It seems uu/y trstcrjay Den urote he uas bri,, s,,, s
them hnrne Hou, frantic I
«JI u,th uvrry and sclf-douht Could I hie, BJ ,„, IIUm, children wth slanted e>es
jnd tn.ted skms- Wnuld 1 fail them' CnulJ 1 fulfill Dan's faith ,n me? We had been
inTit^ing fur thdjri'n,
true — hut not foreigners'
In desperat,,,,,, I , ailed my pastor. Calmly and with
understand.ng, he spoht to
me tif CuJ's line as the common denominator of all nationalities
And su from the- moment I IJH, them, Sine and Lee haie btrn our oun, bringing
laughter and /i»=y uithout measure '
Hmi grateful I a,,, for Gad and His Church and the wisdom they teaeh—m Christ
there n no Last nor West Without this truth my arms might still be empty.
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PAG I 4 SfCTION TWO THI OCEAN CITY SiNTINBL-LlDOIR
Veneziale a guest
at convocation rite
L I N W O d 0 - D u n 11 I s
VunOKlnUs a siMiior honur
siudiMit at LaSallt 1 ColloU!' in
Philadi'iphia, was invjti€IIH
Presbyterian Women meet
today; Special film Sunday
Mrs. .Gi'or^e Smith, thi-' luncheon will be Mrs,
resident of lry i'Venhn* November ~
through 0 iWuMtlay thruuuh
Sunday) at Qee:iu City Baptist
Church. lUth st. and \V4-..|i'y ,iv.
Presbyterian Circles meet;
Collecting toys and candy
SrwinM n ti tl I'nk»Its mtidv
ciurinji tht* piist yvnr by womt-n
uf thr Pirgt Prrtibytorian
Qiurcrh SVVTO vu\U*-cU:-d tit^thr
CjrcU 1 tnootiiiU-s held lii*i wrt'k,
Thi ! iirtieli's will bf on diNpluy
lit tlli> nHM'tlM^ (if tllU
AKHCioiiiMiin tiulay (Thursdiiy).
Vm-il cUMhim iilsu is boin^
eulh^-trd und Mift-s of toys,
candy, Hu, will lit* luki'ii to thr
b ti K
Mrmburs oi' thi s Bethany
Circlo nii*t Ht tin' hoiiio of MfN*
Ufiirnv Spvncvr-. ni. M, ^ayi*rs
nnd Mrs, Ruth Mtllor wvrv
M l -i i! -^ts, Mrs.
s JIM! thp di'Viitiuns and
Mrs. John Prin^hj rend tho
Ltmst Ciiin Artk-lt*. Thv in-xt
nit*t"-ii u^ will b»' at ihi. 1 homt' uf
Mrs. Louis Bruss, G01 Athmtic
Tin"* Calvin Cir li 1 Mom bora
H-t :tt thi 1 hunit 5 f Mrs, Craiji
tiLhi'Wsnti with Mrs. J. H,
us eo-hustoss,
\vd by Mrs,
M ;i t h
Mrn= Vurnu
Toomvtr-sson, u niifssioiiury !r(*ni
M ithiyan, was wt'ifuni I'd u s n
Woman's Society and Guild
entertained with skit
are
Mrs. Gene L'orbett and seven
ol her ehildren i-nlvnaiiHHi
members and quests of the
Women's Society nf Christian
Service ,md the Wesleyan
Service Guild ol' Ihe Firsl
United Melliodisi Church
meeting last wiu>k;
"" TiTeTiiirbl'its. ivlTii lue"iiT"
Homers Point, entertained with
sinqinp and instrumental
piayinu of splniu.iijv oriented
soiijls. Many of the selections
were fruni their reciird album,
"Dear Mum"
Members uf the Esther
Circle presented a Snoopy Skit.
Mrs. Hubert Kline narrated
while Mn,. Herbert Clayton
portrayed Linus, Mrs; Frank
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WILL PAY YOU S 99
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DIAL 399.0166
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All door. art eamplert with p.'an^type hlnie,
neoBrene iwesp, wind elreek chain, loek set
and eloitr. Ns ontra eharga for door* up to
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Rm h Hcipi b^th pr i*tt u>
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SALE
STORM WINDOWS
MtLL FINISH WINDOWS
Triple Track, 2 Glass and
1 Scrwn. Cornparu
cltowhvre at S19.9S.
5 for $77.50.
ANODIZED WINDOWS
Triplo Track, Wool Pile
Weathor Stripping. Sold
-elSDwhvn; at SM.95.
5 for $82.50.
WHITE STORM WINDOWS
Baked on White Finish.
Comparo ElHwhene
at $11.K.
• 5 for $87,50,
FOR FRBI ISTIMATE and
H0M1 DEMONSTRATION
rl hin t
r \UXIIIIF\
bu trip
Mr
i d m mt r t J
r th \ uuth Ft
^il tt h hi Id N
ind Hinnah
Clunn
w hip
mbtr
ii w;is Chiifiit* BfiiWfi
lks Ruth iVi'vluH was
Lucy. Thi. ! Miitiri^ tliive thi-
^ospoi aeeurdiiiii to Pt'anut^.
Mrs, Juhnsiin i ! xpl;iirit ! d thu
nifunini' iff tin* flamn nni\
cross, rhi* now unibluni uf tho
WSCS- Th^_n_amf_ stands fur
£hu Holy Spirit, the* sourei 1 of
inHplnuinn ihiU muiivntcs thu
niurnbi'r^ to uzv their ialt-'tiLN
riijlu whoru they art*.
Mrs. Richard Clurih,
_prt?Hidi"Tii, condurtud thn
buniru'ss mi-otinu at Ahich tirni?
miimbtTS votud tt» jfivt"* \%
dona t i t i n tt i thi 1 F lur onev R =
Frifdrich Fund for Ministerial
Education.
Mrn. Gustiiv Nordstrom of
tht= Miriam Cirelu invited athor
Bal-
ts i r-r th
!
mtrnbt r _ I th L%dia
cl wh u d app
. ind
n and
i r\ d t,id r jnd dnuphnut ijr
r if hm nt
Th \nit mb r 11 th mt i tinj_
v> ill i atu * i Ijui t pf*dk r
tth *- th mt wiil b* Midirm
ind H IiLi n
Rescue Squad aides
view fashion show
CORBIN CrrV-Tho ladies
auxiliary af th*? Upper
Township Rescue Squad met
recently at thii 4 Y's
Restaurant, Mra. Yola Flukry
inffjrmnd tht- rn^mbi-'rji that th* 1
•squad .Is _ running luw on
cravaU, Tho auxiliary will
pu reha-M*' sorm* of the
unblnachL'd muslin m at eri aland
make itjme of thi !
trinn^ular hK
arnhulfince-s.
Thf hcjagli* nal* s
Srptrmhor was quit* 1
with twot 500 hoag-i
•sold.
Plans art to havt^
fo
ht'ld
50-50
r and
ffjr
^cnmbcr.
Thi 1 mfc't nii was adjourned
* that the Bi>t-Linu Fashion
fiw could ho in, After thf
/ih hi n sh o w, r»> fr ?-sh m **n ts
t ! f' served to mi'mbors and
Thr squad and auxiliary will
iivij thoir annual dinner at thf*
Y\ on Saturday ovenin^.
OFF THE KECORD
Jud|*t?—Your wif*' says you
k v v p h t' r c o n t i n u a! [ y
!i.:rrari2f d!
- Prisoner-But, ytnir Honor-
Judge f whihperinM)—Nt>w
not in my offlclitl caprinlty,
hut, us man to man, what is
your systpm?
FRBI
MEASURING
and
INSTALLATION
BAKER'S ALUMINUM PRODUCTS
IMf WEST AVINUE, OCEAN CITY
visitor. It was announced that
Mrs. Hoffman tins joined the
Calvin Circle as a shut-in
member. The next meetilH! will
he in the home of Mrs. Clifton
Taylor, .'ilil Wesley nv.
Mrs. John Richardson was
hostess for members of the
Philnlhea Circle meetiiiK in her
home. Mrs. John Kilselmairled
the devotions, and Mrs. William
Connelly read the Least Coin
article. The next meeting will
be in the home of Mrs. William
Cheatley, a 121 West av.
Devotions were led by Mrs,
Harold Spear for members of
the Irene Harper Circle meeting
m the home of Mrs. Helen
LeBarMO. Mrs. John Eae read
the Least Coin article, and Mrs,
Leo Bardonhauer was
co-hostess. The next meetinij
will be in the home of Mrs.
Gordon Cantley, U00 E. Surf
rd.
Helijiious readiniis were
jjiven by Mrs. Fred Riess for
members of the Westminster
Circle meiitiiii; in the home oT
Mrs, Jonathan F. Wallace. Mrs.
K. J. McLean read the Least
Coin article. The next meetinrj
will be in the home of Mrs,
Harold Premiss, 1)28 ISatti-rsea
rd.
Mrs. Elsie Tilstra Wiis hostess
for members of the Salem
Circle meetinrj in her home
Mrs. William Allen led the
devotions, and Mrs, Ardella
Van Shoiek road the Least
Coin article. The next meeting
will be in the home of Mrs"
Betty Nebhut, 119 N. Ambler
rd. Homers Point,
Members—of- ..the.— KIUK'H
Daujjhters Circle met in the
home of Mrs. William McKim.
Mrs. John Bronhead wiLS
welcomed as a new member
Mrs. William Allen led the
devotions and Mrs. Frank
Ma/ijitulii read the Least Coin
article. The next meetillij will
be in the home of Mrs. Robert
Stabler, 51 Walnut rd.
Members of the Deborah
Circle mot in the home of Mrs.
Betty Israel, -Miss Catherina
Gordon liave the devotional
arid Mrs, James Fort read tho
Least Coin Article. The next
meotiniJ will be in the home of
Mrs. Ethel Querns, 807 Wesley
av.
Mrs. Quorrjij Boggs led the
devotions and Mrs, Morris
Scott read the Least Coin
article at the meeting of the
Dorcas Circle in the home of
Mrs, Robert Bates. The next
moetinrj will be in the home of
Mrs. H.O. Lochbaurn, 72
Walnut rd.
Township School sett
parenf-teocher dates
M A R M O R A — P n r i ii t
Ti icht r Ccinftrenct timi i
ippru idling a^iun tin yt ar
The Mr t ri port of thi pm^c.
of tin cluldn n will take plnne
1>. finiii ii| Mond IV Novtmbir
J^7 hi Linniii), it 7 p m
I ut d iv Novi niht r 1H
bi (.'iinini. at , p m
Wnlnisiliiy_ Novimbir 1') 7
pin ind Tliur.dny Ncivi mbi r
«t) ^tiirtin*. it 2pm
On all four ri iy, .uhoo] will
bi ill mi. ill nt ] p m iilt
cir ttrn will iinr lunchm nn
u ti il
Botli morniii), ind aftiniton
knidi r|. irti n in tn report to
-uhoiil with tin morniiij,
^i -urn Tho i children whe in
bu td -md who njrmuJK
itttnd tlu nfti rnuon i-s mn
will t unit to ,chnnl un thimornini.
bu llotij, witli Uit
otht r lUmmtary school
childron,
klndo
p
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IRSPAY, OCTOBPR 23, H
jmentary School Notes
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HOOVER'S
iNDEHaAIlTEN
• boys und Kids arc hnppy
in kllidcrijarten, nt Inst.
are learning mnny things
uking now frirnds.
"far, they have made
s nnd bultorflios. It
muki eatorpillars
p
irlonf Thij
i on waxiti
d i Imokli (
lc seasons from their
aph workboolts,
lildreli tailored and cut
pkoy The Dear and
sonif about him. They
ned ninny other songs,
L;
_ fiill liii
[nnd i-til'
i boys and dirts enjoyed
| films nbnllt buttcrnies,
In on thi' Farm, Fireman
i I'm No Fool. With
from the Capo May
Ilffl Library,
Bilker, Angelina
Kinibofly Bridgens,
d, Kelly O'Hearn, and
lly broapht recordings
s tn school for the
to enjoy, Parrtah
..jcl, Donna Luddy,
[eBride, Patricia Reilly,
Doujiherty, Nancy
, Johnny Oibbons and
or also shared their
and books with the
Reynolds brought his
it crab to school and
„. and girls thought It
ito watch.
Find Out," u
,, Muhlieatioii, arrived
s children experimented
iteuchini! and focling
I things. They compared
rlhn(K! of sandpaper and
iffincss uf a feather, the
" of a brick and the
of cotton padding,
|l now the groups are
„ their room for
('en. Each day they
: many more days till
By and keep asking each
V'Cuoss what I'm going
-1EGINA VILLAUME'S
lORADE
Classroom has a definite
Hallowe'en look
ser i% an OKclting
with Fire-Provuntion
Columbus Day,
Jchool Night, United
Day and Hallowii'en!
lllctln boards and art
contor around these
:srenLs, We all enjoypd
>nd hearing Chief
„. of the Oconn City
IDepartment = at an
proijram. Mrs. Lewis'
boys and girls
-1 program comparing
rely and courage of the
Its with .that of
ii. Miss Kyle has
.as tho song
i 'lt'n A
Md After All," which
a=H wp discuss
Nations Day."
me Bind so many of our
wen' able to come tn
ichuol Night and sit
eur.Hrnall chairs and see
ir beaks, and work thus
A of us helped tidy the
juid our desk. We had
efuur papers displayed
ibyiletin boards.
ttc IKIW rcudine our
.JKprinier. It was a
ml diiy when we were
Io hriiiji our . first
!«r home and read to
le family. Books are
rend nnd alsu look at,
to our classroom
•"look a walk tt) the
Library. Kaeh of us
fl bonks KI, that now
>n additional 70 books
8 it. We ean even read .
'••' the words in these
are-all hoping to
' own library card
I have been discussed in
*• Christina Jones
II ncr hamster to school
' *»k. tlwen Seidel
Pi m two turtles and
*din brnu^lit in frop.
W< ire all Witrhuij- fur i^n ii
Fall tin bnutiful rjiloi-i i tc
Each day in in jdv^nlurt fur
w We in duuvirini, F urniini
m w mil inti ri tint thuiM
* * #
MRS LMMA WAKIirN S
srCONDCRADI
We on nil ixcittil ibuiit our
Hollnwi en pi iy a, iallid A
Hillowi in Spill Wi hup ill
our p irent ind tm ncK will
torn* ti >,i i it un Thundiv
Octobir 10 it I 1 i i in in tin
frmiaiv SC1I_HI luddufium
Thin will b! in tumi un^
jndpoim b idi IhL jil i\
Wi in w ikini. on nur hrnt
c i eond Grail writing
picimcn Wi lant our ivntinj,
nnw ind v\i ii-i tryinj- tn h IVI
a propi r h ind pn iti m
We in (, ttin,, u , d it
bieond f r idi nnw It fun to
f,nm up snil learn oni thmi,
ni w i arh >* jr
MISS EVE SIKOKA -
THIRD (jRADF
A nm lantuj|,t proj,rim i
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PAGE 6 SECTION TWO THf QCiAN CITY SINTINEL-LeDOeR THURSDAY, OCTOBER;
Raiders top Capers,
20-0; Gayle, Bruce,
•JL"
PIRATE — Ocean City's Dave Bruce holds on tight to
the ball as he falls to the ground following a six yard
game against Cape May Saturday. Caper Stanley Curry
seems intent on stealing the ball from Brucr-- Staff
Photo.
Tough times ahmad
McEIyea score TDs
b\ i im.
I in i htlli MM r thru
IJII nl< i it ^ t L much liki i
h illli in luhllt\ lull i r iJ V Itti
Utm hilim ii inn \\ ilh pi
lute ILI JIIIMH In juiiiin i ml 'ft I'
li uli put i In tii i in Cit\ Kid
Devils favored to beat Raiders
Bi Tom Williams
Wi-Il, the fun is nvw 1 Th.
Oetan Citv Red Rind.-rs h m
five vcrv Icnijjh wi-i>k.'mis ul
football jht-.id uf thi-m withuuL
n bn-nk It .ill a.irt, tin
Saturday wk-n thf riffinHni),
C a p L- Atlantic- L i- ,i f, u i
champion H.imnumtun Blut
DL-VI1S juurmv hen- ,inrt bruit i
14 put Mnmnp itruK Hilh
thi-m But, .is \vi> nitntiiuitil
that's ju^t thf br^inmnt:
A wet-k from K.iturd.i\ tin
Raiders trawl tu Llnwuud fur T
match with tild-n^.il M.nnLind
Regional 11121 Thi- MUMJH.,
fought hard last Saturd.n
before li»mg u ] I 0 thwum •••
Millvilli'. South .IITSI% '.. tup
rated tt>am Thi°* will bi> thi
toughest Muitanij tram m s carjudging
by their gnnd .,himiii(!
in the strtini; Simgh JI.T>.I-\
Confyrpnct-' Cuai-h And-s
Frohngka, n jprmrr R.ndt r
mentor, has bejti n thu local
eleven* three nut uf Iciur time
He was the rml> are.j eu.ieh tu
sport a uinnin£ record ovt*f
John Cervino. Ocean CiU
coach the last fuur seasons
The week after that tnuph
confrontation the Raider^
traviil to Gloucester (4 0) for
an 11 am game with the team
currently ranked ninth in improvement
South Jersey. The Lions
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OCEAN CfTY-
SOMERS POINT
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tuppi ri Pi nn vill lit
1-' "i In t i\ it..j>
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tin'
final
May
In t i
Court Hi.iiKM :i|>iiinsl 1 h>>
Panthers of Middle Township
(.3-! ) why trnmpied St.
.Joseph's nl" Tunis River, :ii2;6,
last week. Qiuirterjiiiek JinY
BumKiirriner and liEilfbuek Curt
Davis, who each nceuunlcd fur
two scores Huturday, should
prove a lough test for thi'
impressive Raider defense.
The final jjiinie, of course, is
Thanksgiving morning aKainsl
Pleasantviile (0;!) here an
Reerration Center field,
Though the Greyhounds have a
miserable record riwlit mm
they played hard last Saturday
before losing; to Ilrinitnuntuu-
M-10, It is conceivable thai
tht> Maroon and White could
roll off four straitHit win*
before Thanksgiving Day,
But all of these Bailies aru in
the future. The immediate
concern of the Red Raiders
iuid their fans is Hainmoiitun,
Unly ;i few years ago this game
would have been considered a
"laugher", All of the freshmen
and sophomores would be
looking forward In playing and
the question wouldn't he "(Alii
we win?" but instead, "How
much will we win by?". Th.-
that lias taken
place at Hamnionton is
unbelievable. Makmj; use of a
strong midget football
program, the Blue Devils have
been build into a consistently
slronu team that will be
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t m««*n
final period intereepti by
fiuhtmij for the loop title for
Uayle, which was followed
many years hi come. This
season they stand an excellent
about eight minutes later by
eh.inee ol being the first team
the final "score, a five yard run
in a long time to repeal as
by halfback Dave Bruce.
ehampiuns.
Though this victory enabled
The Devils started their
the Red and White to keep
season in real style. They
pace with HamiiioiHon and
bombed ANenluwn, 000;
Middle Township in the battle
huniiliateil Lower Cape May fur first place in the
Regional, IM-fl: and maided Cape Atlantic League, it also
Northern IUlrlingtiin. -1*1-0. pointed up a few glaring
before winning the above
mentioned close battle from
Hleasantville. Hammonton has
scored 170 points and allowed
only 18, rankini; first in the
Tri-i.'uumy area in biilll,
deparnnenfs.
Coach ,/tie Caecia, wlni
deserve!, much of the credit for
building the Blue Devils intu a
strong eunlender, ha* one of
South Jersey's finest football
players on his squad. Bill
bursey, a 31S pound fullback
appropriately nicknamed
"Horse", was named thr- top
offensive player this past week
by the Atlantic County
Quarterback Club, Caecia also
makes good use uf his
"U'liatbaek", five-fool-seven.
Mil pound Anthony Mutuiesc:
Dorsey is the second ieadiin
scorer in South Jersey with S2
points while Mololi-se -rank,-
sixth with :ili.
Quarterback I.ee Chappine.
whose air auaek was
completi'ly stopped ' by
Pleasantville last, week,
ion 'h.less throws the ball
|ui, well while makint to,id
ise ,,f Dorsey, Motolese' and
lalfbaek Tony Bradley. The
Blue Devi; defense, while not
heir strohgesi point, is still
nugh ;nid the Raiders can
•sped ,! li.t of trouble this
veek.
In their favor, Qci-.ni C'iiv
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Raiders in command against
winless Lower Cape May
Rejtional last Saturday nt
Recreation Center field! The
charges of Coach MikeSlaveski
w«in their second straight
Cape-Atlantie League tilt and
their third overall in four starts
by a 20-0 count.
The Raiders scored late in
the first quarter by marching
4 2 yards in five plays with
consistent fullback 'Danny
McElyea barrelling over from
12 yards out. There was no
more scoring until the crucial
weaknesses in the Raider
attack. They turned the ball
over via the fumble or
interception route four times
and could not manage tn
consistently move the bail. All
this against a team that' had
allowed no less Ihan 116 points
in IW first three outings. In
fact, Ht James of Penns tirove
scored ll points against the
Capers, the lowest they had
previously allowed th.s season.
Still, one of the main objects
of football is to come off the
field with more" points" than"
your opponent. Whether you
do that by outseorinc them'
with a ]OE oi points ,or by
sioppinij their offense and just
scoring a few yourself is purely
academic With all of their
offensive inadequacies the
Raiders have still managed to
win three of four and the orily
team to beat them is ranked
sixth m South Jersey's latest
rankings. The reason for this
success . is, of course-
DEFENSE.
In [he openini; pmt against
Salem, the entire defensive line
turned back what looked like a
sure touchdown with a
magnificent fioal line stand.
Even in losing to Palmyra,
linebacker Mario Conti and a
few others played will
defensively. The same was true
against. Wiidwood when'," had it
not been for a bad snap from
center, thi' Raiders would have
.hut out the Warriors The
enure Haider defense deserves
credit. Cunti. Bob Coste, Brian'
Broadley.'Bruce Beaver Tom
Shaw, Harrv Vandersliee Jim
and '-Jeff Gavin. Dennis Van
Order. Ken Mathias Ron
Penningion, Hobie Your,,;, Bob
Four and many usher-, who see
frequent action without
weakening the u-nit
Last week the Raiders got
immediate possession of the
1
-r - Lrnhl* n h
' "r ,ni-._ n h
'• h 1 n al, I,, t i
h li-t pl_% id
urnbli d th h 11 h i P
'" »' •" il - l.r . M. M
n 1 umhli li th - .
Raider fumble on hi.
On second down ,,
Molhia, shot in d hit
Jarvi^ fur an eigh , d
the Capers had r ir,
startini! any kind , J ri
Bruce was the wori-: ,r r
the next series of doi
the Caper punt ^ ri,,
the Ocean City is •.
The ffve-ff.tJit.ninc. ]fi
p Jnd
juniur carried thr—.
tr,,_h
times but fell ihn- '.a
d h jrl
of the first dou
sciphomore Mike V.'fjlir!
on to punt Th.. Cap,,
over on their own 1 -. an
tu move the ball m,,;
three yards in thr..- p|j
Four nrarly inlerci-pted
down pass but Lowe
May was foreh !)
I ianiliiiHiliin
, C.;i|jt> May Hifjh 14
EARL L
SHAW, JR.
SH1ET MITAL WORK
ROOPINO
HOMI HEATING
252 Weft Avanu*
399.2128
and Support the
Oceon City High School |
FOOTBALL
TEAM
THIS WEEK'S
GAME
OCEAN CITY HIGH SCHOOL
vs.
HAMMONTON HIGH SCHOOL
HOME GAME at the RECREATION FIELD
SATURDAY, 2 P. M.
High School
schedule
Freshman
Ot'tobor 28 Hammonton Away 3-45 p m
November 4 Mainland • Homo H5 p m '
Novombur 11 Millville Junior High Home 3-46 ptn'
November IB Middle Township Home io a.m"-"
Freshman scores of previous games:
Ocean City 0 Cigar Junior High 32
Ot-gan City 0 ... Pleasantville High 0
Ot-uan City 0 Millville High 8
Ocean City 0 ...... Cape' May High 14
*Cape-Atlantic League Gamus
Head Coach - Mike Slaveski
Co-Captains: Bryan Broadley, Bob Moore.
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399.2768
Cape May
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398.0032
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398.0200
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roro
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r Dial 399.0091
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INSTALLATiON
PAGf 7 ^
SECTION TWO'
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BILLOWS
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Ocean Clfy H gh School Ocojn City N J
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Is it good for the ego?
I h B IJ I b t j n L r t h S d
P t i t t W ell « th -d t r th k It
tl r o j.r H m There j-e lv il t 15 f I
J- t e Uh th ]f i(_d to th tl SS U d n t j, t
rrtl ud mtin \ u forg 11 f I th n p
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meth i, 1 r tt n ] r nt
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to make them listen?
Tod \ \ ng cit z n [th LI t j Stit h
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tht* eitfvtvrhi.
An you cnii SPU Siutli.ni
Council is working wry hard tu
I mnkr till' sliideitil'ii lif,. nil)l(,
iinjiiyiiblo, by provldiiij; miniy
inurr iictivitips tu iHiiufil you
( lln> Htlillnnt body of Oci-ui
City Hipli'School.
DEFINITE REHUKE
"I iiskcd If 1 could nil,. I,,,
hum i"."
"And what did s|u. say?"
"ahc siiiil shi-'d send im-
|iho!n i>t it,"
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ELECTRICAL CONTRAGTORsI
GENERAL ELECTRIC
APPLIANCE m
SALES and SERVICE W
FACTOR f TRAINED -SERVICtMIN
ASBURY AVI. PHONi3»is M|
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Delicate Wi
for DelicatA Sletp
with ih radiant
Let ut shew you how you ein git this modtral
ing iysfern for IBSS money than you would hmlj
pay fer ordinary iystems. Wo will be jlldtoi
cuss the details with you,
Wm. S. AMDERSOI
ELECTRICIANS
134S West AVB Dial mm
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JOSEPH 1, MOHEY, JR., LltlM"
• ELiCTRICAL CONTRACTOR *
ROOF ANTINNAS
TV ANTENNA
710 Asbury Avenue
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_ OOOD CONDITION -
SALE or RINT
- MONTH - SBAS
QCTOBIR 23, 1969
lecoming candidates
iinafed by seniors
I Friday, OcmhiT 10, tn.- Marion plans tu attend 11 Junior
iiomiruunis si'lrctd CuIJege after graduation,
l,[,. 5 fi.r Ih I9GQ Umny Cox iu a college pn-p
Each
i
niiijt.r IJinny is B participant as
fnoniin»t' 1 n inajomtle and takes part in
ri .mi' (,'irl ami
Executive Committee and
Sii - rlioicn Th>-
Ciravel, Ginny'i, plans afti-r
J"" Lnwrcnci-,
Cnx,
Braduatiun are tii attend
S.trah Jamnu'
Slii-ariT,
Ke C,,lle
'smith, nnrf Muniin The htudent body will elect
the Homecuminji Queen on
Smith a cullrgp TueMlay, Novemher 2,1, for the
Saturday HomecominK Game,
Gmid luck tci all the jjirk and
may the best manf^nrl) win.
^ Bi-crulary, Pep
cnt, rtfpn'M'ntatiVf
•ydent rcmncil. Afttr
|tion Albt-rU plan- U>
?gr ,inti further HIT
inn.
Jan*? MiKlincciu l'J u
s niajor Shi*i*> activu- in
, Student Council,
s Club, nnd I s * a murabrr
| grnior CJaHb oxfcutivt-
AfltT grnduaticjn
i tu atti nd i*fillnfjr* and
f LJWTI'HC i- in j cdllfgn
3juf J.m i^ dctivc m
•-hi- .il'.u takt'H purl
[f'riiH, f hmr, cljy^.
ctmiinittfi*. humir
and Hf.Utli Ciirrur^
iori Murjihy Is a business
She participated in
Club, nnd -Carvel.
Honor Society
holds cake sale
Thn Natuina] Hnmir Society
h»d it', rirst Cakt- Solr fur the
yt-.ir l,^t Thursday ofu-r schual
Actually, no r-akL-s m such WDFL>
nn ^dlc Inbtrnd, cuprakui,
i-nnkii's, browmi'i, fudgn, end
rTninhmclI'iw Riet Kn&pip*,,
HOMECOMING CANDIDATES - Nominations for
Homecoming Queen were hold on October 10 They are
Orom left to right) top: Oinni Cox, Bonnie Shearer, and
Alberta Smith; bottom. Marion Murphy, j a n Lawrence
and faara-Jane Migliaccio,
e
Billows staff works
on football programs
Every year' at the football
games there is one thing that
never changes. No, it's not tho
grass nor tho height of tho
stands nor the spirit displayed
by Ocean City, Granted that all
alcjnfi with punch .ind
fjin^ijnjli', were *,t*rvcd in the
f in ehiri Be ides being a tfdeher, Mr
Dotti i

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REAL fSTATE —SALE
ITS AQl IS JUaT PAST ef tfta piet
( b t when y^ti tag tha loeaiisn
g aN $ ef corn, yetlsn
fnffidl^ na ghbofhood yeu II ngg
» an why we a a bo £ na ef Ih i
7 Bed gorn hfitad ho s§ with two
St.irlmftf.ti aaffl ng an ax tai sni In
Eema tee. Reutns Rasl o §3i
• gg n A B 10 30
Y "HELLO"
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VQNQERFUL PAYING Qummt H(MIH
w h hF#a eamplBta Spartmsnta,
4 ea ga age la gpaition
of th# aubssHbef, tha £xt€i
t@f of said da&^ant* netia is hr^
by Eiv«i te tha Cr^ditori of s^id
daee^tnt ts BfasSit ts tfla Es^eyter
within six months from tha sth ds?
of Oetobar 1969 thii
claims
writ] g and
tha amount
juiars of tha claim.
Dated Ooto&B- S*. AD, 19S9
Albert M, Aih. EiKUto
AJb.rt M A«h
N0TI6C OF
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NOTICf OF IN REM FORECLOSURE OF TAX LIEN TITLES
n th«
sf Cape May a moo eipai eo poFaffffi
h i Bc«n EarartHiad fi tf» | parts
Cflufi of Nev Jsnay by the f
Eh of 5dc*iTpbsn of «*B p^r^elK of land d«6H&*d n the I
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d nn esr-gamal ju Brrten ma
Any person destf ng fo protect a gh e OF nter^st n Bie deae b«d land ,
areciasB must d » 6y pay njj the rTreij r^ a to r^i**srn et forth
the court m y allow pnO a tt,e artry of j drmenf
tfi*sr»n a- i-y i K n
t?rfy rFVo aayi
ftfte d fe of he p bl eaten >f his notes
he wveri ef fa i n? tu edeem ci n we by nv per-5^>" hav * ^ tne ftgl I o
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75M945
- 47S, Let 16, Tss map
• look C. Lots *S5, AM. 467, 47.60
QC»an Crty Par*. Bloek 4B<
Lot 13, T»» Map
Bain - City part. Lot 697, 751.1945
Bteek «JS, Lot 15, Tn M»p
Otaan faty Part, Lot 69S, 765.IS4S
Blost 47t, Lot 14, T»« M»p
Pe»n City Part, Lot. 699, , 759.1945
BIM* 478, Lot 13, Tai M«p :
Dsian City P.rk, »loek D, 240-1945
Lot S41, m 46«. Lot 4, Ta« m*p
OM" City Parti Bl C Lot» jii,
I17194S
320, 3S1, II 451, Lot 4. Tu man
Pima, Park, m E, Lot iSI.
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Bl 44g, Lot 14, Tax rnap
Oosan CJlJ P>Bft, Lat» 5. 6, 7, 316.1945
Bl 470, Lot I, Taj map
Oe»»n City P.M.. Bi 0, Lot 6J7, J41.1941
62», Bl 477, Let 2. Ta» rrwo
Oe»n Cp Part, Lot 167, MB, 2S9.1945
• Bl 463, Let 6, T.« mg
OeHn CJty P*!*, •( D, Lat« 1J4
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1!5, 118; BIS. 617. BJ 440, Lot 10
BJ 454, Lot 4, Ta« B -"
pea.n City Park, Bl E, Loll 784, 306.1945
IB5, Part of Lot i Bl 456, Part
of Lot B, m '45S, ta, (two
Bi J7, Lot 1, II 37, Lot i,
jj.62
Tax rn*p
B^_!43, Lot 14, m 5*1, Lot 14,
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12 _ SICTiON TWO THI OCEAN CITY SlNTINiL-LEDGER
25- YEAR GUARANTEE
HIORQIHTRM
CAS HOT-WATER BOILER
Members of Atlantic Community College's soccer
Margate, Vu tor Fr.inc.rsfo, Wrst Atlantic. City, and ham
fteam line up for their sqund picture. Front row, left to Watt, Pleasantville iJct-oiid row an- Virtur Laptv, ERK
; right are Angela Lisa, Egg Harbor; Frank McGuire, Hjrbnr, Rtm Hin s, Pli^niitviUi-, .!.«I H.iti'-Ui, £(•(•
.Margate; Pat Crawford, Somers Point; Joe Mangiollo, Harbor, Albert Laun-iico, Margate, \IP\ DJIU\.,
Mays Landing; Hal Leek, Mays Landing; Bob Buberms, Margate John BUIJ;I-S, Ph-aijnKilIr, Mike McGint\,
Bngintini ,_and_Gerrv_J3iini.m
F.i-;t H.irhur Thml_ruii_
are Prinue Owen,.,
Atlantic Pity, Da\itl Cope, Mass
Landing, Rit-hjrd Jullano, Somrn Point Chuck Dunn,
Ventnor ,Ia\ rtinnell. North field
RUJMT Ru^nno Egg
Harbor, Mikt MtCimni, Lmwauci Stan hutirihu
Atlantic City Jorjji- Ku^nit/off, Huena, and CUM h
\lfn (1 Lfister The Buci ant'tr,, »ith a «• 1 reicird, plas
Mt-rrer CaunU
COIILJJI, libs national iunmr mlle^e
ihamjiion- at 1pm Saturci i\ falltmmi; .1 New JIT-.C'\
SOLI IT L'onhij. Aa-au Jdtion e hniL ml the \CC Lampus
IJulii
Plumliiiii, uid Hi IIIIILi
iindbir 1 Tilln
Shop J
Pukii n Ph mil II % J
liit-h itiiinithiil t, ml* tin
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in. Ditn. Chainlet !.!
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l,,ftlc n Mul .r 111' 1 i
tier/ Horn?
long Life Cast-iron
ha hit BehmiP
HBf Wjtcr Hcjf
No CBlflCprne/s
• IMMEOIATJ
INSTALLATION
• SATIJFACTION
OCEAN CITY
PLUMBERS, Inc.
Formerly Taccarino Plumbing & Hearing
618 WEST AViNUi DIAL 399-0450
New „ Under Ownership rAonagoment of
LEON CRAM1R . JOSfPH DOUGHERTY
ANTHONY P§PB
Bowling
'Bolts strike
Mustangs, 14-0
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SUMMER
RENTAL
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TREMENDOUS
SAVINGS!
Many Late Model
VHF - UHF
SCHUFF ELECTRIC
SALES and SERVICi
_ SERVING YOU SINCE-'22 —
INNA M, SCHUPF
BAMM* S, anot
JOSEPH B, MORKY, JR.; Llswiw*
it fLiCTRICAL CONTRACTOR *
710 Asbuiy Avenue Dial 3991242
niLli Ditlriu JJII uirl 771
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YCll'Nc; NIMKOnS—Brothers. Frank
mil Dan Saiimno, of 1012 Simpsiuii av ,
li id i (.iintl cl.tN on tin; meadows this
MI el.. briti^ins4 home six teal and n white
Loot An
was opened
ersey Senior Photo
Brant hunting sea
opens this Saturd
brunt hunting i ,i,L»n s^ilf ufn n
tini hjli hour in ic»n
l unri*(
tin ,S tturri.i\ (O( tubt.F
f tu thi Divisum
Fi h imi fulfill m tin
Di p irtm» nt D! Culhi rvntmn
ind Lt tmnmic
=-Xhi—' •**-••
night instead of having them
out for two, three or more
nigh ts.
Commissioner Wimbcrg also
pointed out that since this will
be a Friday the school children
will have a better opportunity
to go "begging" as thore Is no
school the next day so they
don't
have the homework
problem facing them.
Spook parade tonight m
as
Thursday, October 30.
j£x
Masquerade paroge n tar to 7:30 p.m. sharp at 6th it
SSft
and Asbury av, and marches south on Asbury av> to 10th ^|^
st. Reviewing stand jmd stands for judges and sppcial SK
guests at City Hall. : : ;^
Entry registration: Plnneraji and Haldy Paint Store, SjS
721 Ashury av., all day today, Lato entries may registor £%
at OO'i Tailor Shop, 809-18 A-tburv av., until the start ?; : g
of the parade. No entry fee,
"jB
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DIVISIONS •
1 Children singles to age 7
2-Ch!ldren singles 8 and up
a^hUdren groupt
4-School floats
B-Commereial floats
MUSICAL OBOUra:
6-Fomily 0'oups
B-Atjults, single and groupa
7>Coitumed marching groups
S-Non-eommercifll floats
kst HS Band
Ocean City HS Band
Mainland Regional HS BEnd
Seahorse tanoer, Corpi
Lamplighters Corps
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Young hunters urged
to practice safety
re OLD HI1DI
at the business
of fitting
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invariably refer to m
"lackluster" campaigns. Dull is
a rnoFe iipprapriate word.
Corning down to the wire
the (Jubornatorial candidates
are evenly matched. Most
experienced observers believe
the battle will be settled by a
mere handful of votes, maybe
fis few as 20,000,
Ovor in Atlantic Oityi where
such things go on, those who
want to gamble on the
outcome can get six to five on
Cahill. Tliia means that a bettor
must put up 9800 on dahill
and the bookmaker will give
him $600 if Cahill wins.
Conversely those who regard
Moyner as the man on whom
to lay a bet carl put up only
SBOO and get their money back
plus J8QO if Meyncr wins en
'i'uei(day.
One ycrnbinr pFofessed
disifusl with both candidates.
"I'll give eight to five against
either one or both of them,"
was the way ho put it. That,
naturally, is just a professional
bookie'*; joke.
The* big OOP county-wide
rally at the Music Pier came off
as scheduled on Monday night
with some 700 of the
Republican faithful present. It
is woFth recording that the
only candidate who showed up
on time was Cahill. All the rest
were late.
Those whose hobby is
Charlie Sandman-watching saw
continued on page 3
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Blue Angeli Corps
MYSTERY MARCHER!
A prominent citizen of Ocean City will Masquerade as
a Mystery Marcher, Tht first spectator to correctly gues
the identity of the Mystery Marcher will be awarded a
J2S U.S. Savingi Bond. Submit guesses at Finneran and
Haley
Paint Store, 721 Asbuiy a*., immediately
following end of parade.
Parade produced and staged by members of the Ocean
City Exchange Club,
Fighting for //fe
Conklin's counsel
switches attack to
the death penalty
WHERE WAS CHARLIE?-Gnly the
well known smile of Rfpresentative
CharlES W. Sandman, ?.., v is missing
from this ihot, of uappj * .'SPrturi. Photo
WM made before thf start of a
Republican ralJy on the Music Pier
Monday night. Shown (left to right) are
Ocean City Men's Republican Club
president David Elliott. Assemblyman
No Appalachia hmral
Janies R, Hurley,
gubernatorial
candidate
William T. Cahill,
Assemblyman James S, Caflero and State
Senator Bobert E, Kay, Cane . May
County Leader Sandman waa elsawhere,
however, reviving rumors he is none too
enthusiastic about Cahill's candidacy.
Senior Photo,
Convicted killer Robert T.
Conklin, 32, who last March
wa» convicted of the murder of
Oliver Olarkjon, 66, and his
wife, Ethyl, 92, of Tuekahee,
is clearly unhappy and
frightened. Only legal niceties
stand between him and the
electric eHair.
So, having exhausted other
ways and means of getting his
sentence reduced to life
imprisonniorit,
Conklin's
attorney, John W. Gilbert, of
Ocean City,' has attacked the
eongtitutionaiity of the death
penalty and the State Supreme
JJourt has jflven Gilbert 30 days
to file a challenge to Hie
Perskie joins fight for Cape library
ness for clrc^n up 11 nd business
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pssrve pdgct built on a motor
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'WstrHetueos of t hc five bridt'^s
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outward so that the man in th.
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Marvm PeFskie, former Capn
May County assemblyman,
announced yesterday that he
will form n citizens' committee
to insure the .construction of a
new
library in Cape May
County.
"I find ,lt most unsettling to
be a resident of a county
whose Bea_rd of Freeholders
cannot nee their way clear to '
construct
a new library,
.particularly
under the
conditions presently existing
here,'* PeFskie said,
"I Intend to form a citizens'
committee to promote the ,
construction
of the new
library. This Is not a political
(Tosture, The eomrnitteo will be
completely
non-partisan and
will Function nfter the elections
Voter Transportation
The Ocean City Leoime uf
Women Voters hns -issued a
reminder to all registered
voters to exercise • their
franchise Tuesday by Roini! to
the polls nnd voting in the
election. Anyone needing
transportation tp and from the .
polls is invited to call 3990171
between 10 a,fn, and 4 p.m- lo
arrange for pick up.
d not just release
for the political
are over 1,
statements
wars,
''I have been asked by many
persons, both professionai and
non-professional, to become so
involved. Perhaps It was my
nine-year-eld daughter telling
me that her school libFary was
not going to receive
.educational book service from
the county because of a lack of
space and a shortage of staff
that helped mo make my final
decision,
"Any community which
ignores
the cultural and
intellectual aspects of life can
soon become as Impoverished
as Appalachia, Our county ha.1
already expended in uxcess of
SI 10,600.00 to acquire and
cluaF land and hiru iirehiteets
for the preparation of a new
library and office building. In
fact, the architects have
already billed the county for
over half of their total fee. The
present library facilities in our
county are deplorable.
Students have to go elsewhere
to do theiF research. The
overcrowded conditions make
it difficult for the staff to
work, let alone members of the
community to use the library,
"The alleged financial
problems raised by the
freeholders as a deterrent to
the construction of a nnvv
library are nothing but a
convenient rationalization. Our
municipalities are bondliii; for
sewers, for convention halls
Reluctant witness
sentenced two years
Wmather
Toriny, mnlitly
Ronnie Lee Murray, 28,
whuse refusal to testify in the
case of Christopher Brendan
.Hughes, accused murdeFeF of
. Ocean City fudge shop
proprietor Harry Anglemyer,
may have changed the course
of the trial, turned up in
C
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Foreman claimed he had s
statement from MurFay which
implicated
Hughes" • in
Anglemyer's death on Labor
Day 1984.
In court last week, the
slender Negro stood
before
Judge Benjamin Rimm.
and a UHle milder. High
temperature near 60- Fair
and mild tonight with i\
low near 40, Friday, fair,
temperature in the 60s,
Saturday,
partly cloudy
with a chflnee of showefs,
Sunday, fair and eoolvr.
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Time and tides
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High L«
Cuuiily cuurt Pflduy.
pleaded guilty to the chango
and other municipal projects
and the county can do the
-same for a library. Waiting will
make the prices go up, not
down. Federal and State grants
are available to help to defray
these costs. I think those in
charge of policy determination
are putting too much weight
on tho materialistic aspect of
things. Without knowledge
there is no vision and, to
paraphrase the Qood Book,
without vision the community
perishes,
"I will do my best to form a
committee of substantial
citizens to undo the present
fiasco and to see that a new
nnd adequate library is built in
accordance with the plans and
lands already obtained and
provided for."
Christmas club
checks on way
Christmas Club cheeks'
totalling over half a million
dgllars will be mailed by the
Capo May County
National
Bank so m to reach 2700
members on Monday,
November 3.
Bank president Bruce P.
Dimon,
who made the
announcement, said the dollar
l
f
original sentence.
The murder of the elderly
landscape gardener and his wife
was, according to the hig>
court, "savage beyond
description" and the legal
arguments
raised by the
defense failed to impress the
justices,
"So
long as the death
sentence remains the legislative
policy in our State and
withstands the constitutional
attack the judicial system must
fairly implement it.
"Here there was not only
armed robbery with killings in
the course thereof but evidence
of "coldblooded" murder by
the defendant on his part
which was savage
beyond
description,"
_. Oonklin and two other men,
Matthew Sheridan, 20, and
David Wiliets, 17, invaded the
Olrrksons' isolated home on
the night oflast November 21,
When the trio
left the
premises they had loaded their
cor with valuables. The nude
and battered bodies of
- Glarkson and hli wife lay on
the living room floor. Bullets
hid been fired into their heads.
In an unsuccessful effort to
hide their crime the trio set the
' house on Ore before
they
departed,
Conklin hid out with a
young womiin in Atlantic City
while
Sheridan and Wiliets
rented an apartment in Ocean
City in which they secreted the
loot. Astute Investigative work
by Ocean City Detective James
Nicklos uncovered their
hideout and resulted In the
solution of the murders.
Actually,
there is little
likelihood that Oonklin will be
led into the execution chamber
at any time in the near future,
if ever. Capital punishment is
under attack iri the United
States Supreme Court and
meanwhile 23 other men are
continued on page 3
Five motorists
fined in court
Municipal Judge Franklin A.
King handed out the first
ii fi
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He had been indicted on a
charge of obstructing justice
shortly
after he insisted on
standing mute though first
assistant prosecutor Solomon
Appreciation dinner
for board members
All members of volunteer
hoards and commissions
associated with pcean City's
government have been invited
to attend an "appreciation
dinner" to be held at the
PortOCall
Motor Inn on
Thursday, November 6,
Mayor Robert L, Sharp said
that the city
accept* the
unpnid services of many men
and women but has failed to
show its appreciation in any
tangible way. The dinner its
planned as a gesture of thanks
to those concerned, Sharp said,
Ho wouldn't tostiry. That was
that. ,
"Why wouldn't you testify,
Mr. Murray?" Judge Rimm
asked.
"I don't choose to go Into
thnt," Murray respgnded.
The Batonlshed judge asked
the question again and again ho
got the same answer—"I don't
choose to go into that," '
Murray was sentenced to
two years to run concurrently
with a prison
term he in
currently serving In a Terre
Haute, Ind, federal prison. The
prisoner seemed unperturbed.
The length of his earlier terms
wore the same and the Atlantic
County term wouldn't add a
minute to them,
Hughes, meanwhile, is back
in Lewlsburg Federal
Penitentiary where he is serving
a term for extortion, He can
never he re-tried for the
Anjlemyer murder.
vululiH) of the 1U69 elub is the
largest ever disbursed by the
bunk and the total number of
members is slightly hlfher than
in 1988.
:
-
The bank maintains offices
here, in Sea Isle City and Cape
May and the money for
Christmas gift buying will go to
recipients throughout the area,
Dimon said.
He noted that the bank Is
now opening its 1970
Christmos club at all of its four
offices.
The halfmilllon dollars
tli»tribuled to the 8700
members by the bonk will have
an important, effect on the
economy of Ocean City and its
neighboring
communities,
merchants said yesterday.
The
distribution of the
checks really marks the start of
our preCliristmas buying
season," one of them noted.
in of th fa
season in traffic dividion of
Municipal Court yesterday;
Mrs, Joan Buchanan, 3B, of
23 Arkansas av., was fined only
three dollars plus three dollars
Costa for failure to carry her
car
registration. She was
Involved in a minor accident »t
9th st. and Asbury av, on
September 10,
The
other driver in the
accident, Francis H. We«t, 76,
of 830 Atlantic av., paid a ISO
fine and $5 costs on a careless
driving charge.
William D". Niekles, 17, of i?
Sindia rd., paid $30 on a
careless. driving haorge,
Anthony M. Coviello, 43, of
Egg Harbor, found guilty of
ignoring a stop street sign, paid
sae.
Walter H. Krokonberger, 25,
of 1320 West av, uol away with
a $17 fine for driving 70 miles
an hour in a 50-mile zone but
he had his driving privileges
revoked for 30 days.
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2 _ StCTION ONE THE OCEAN CITY SjNTINf LLEDGER
HONORED — Veteran Police Sergeant
William I. Spruill who is retiring from
the force WBS guest of honor at a PBA
dinner at White Hail this week. Photo
Eugene A. Berry
Obituaries
Eugene A. Berry, of 10-A
Atlantic av., Plcasantville, cliud
yesterday morning at the
Linwood Convalescent Center
following a lengthy illncM. Ho
was 65,
Mr, Berry was a member of
the Shore Camp of Gideons,
Bible Society international; the
Christian Business Men's
Committee, Mainland Baptist
—Church 4n PlDasantnlleaBd was""
well known as a gospel song
leader in this area.
He was horn in Port
Republic and.had spent all hk
life in Atlantic County. He had
worked as a private duty male
nurse For many years, was
associated with Prudential
Insurance Company for 23
years and for the past 16 years
had been employed by the
B.A. Rsiff Fuel Company,
Inc., of Pleasantville,
Surviving are his wife, B.
Josephine; one daughter, Mrs.
Doris B. Bndicott, of Ms city;
three grandsons, Kirk Endieott,
of Pleasantville, Craig and Gary
Endieott, of this city: two
sisters, Mrs. Josephine Cole, of
Linwood, and Mm. Virginia
Ford, of Tuekerton; and one
brother, Clayton, of Bridgeton.
Funeral services will be
conducted Saturday at 2 p.m.
from Mainland Baptist Church
Albert L. Garrett
Albert L. Oarrett, of 216
19th St., died Sunday in
Lankenau, Hospital,
Philadelphia. Ho was 78. *
Mr. Oarrett wm a retired
interior and exterior decorator.
He formerly lived in Upper
Darby, Pa., and had made his
home here for six years.
Surviving are one niece, Mrs.
Florence Weir, of Ambler, Pa.,
and one nephew, Frank
Sweeney, of New York City.
Funeral services will be hold
this mdrning (Thursday) at 11
o'clock from the Chodwick
Funeral Homo in Ardmort, Pa.
Interment will bo it
Cumberland Cemetery, Limri-
Pa.
Rev, W, Henry Wilson
Rev. W. Henry Wilson, of
Philadelphia, a former local
resident, died at his home last
Friday. He was 79.
Rev. Wilson had servud as
pastor of Tabernacle Baptist
Church hero for 28 years. He is
survived by his wife, Daisy,
F u neral services were
conducted from Holy Trinity
Church, 19th and Bainbridge,
Philadelphia, The Rev, Z.L,
Byrd, pastor of Tabernacle
Baptist, officiated.
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The four candidates who
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as members of her court
'I hi t.induliUi for MiSb
1'umpkiti an> (1. to r.)
Carol Montuynn, 5 E. Sth
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MASQUERADERS. Ocean City Mrs - J*mei Finnegan with their horse
policemen, their wives and guests costume, first prize winners; and Mr, and
* ? " - u *»*?fea aiiu quests
eninvpH ft».H,,-i*;,« Mrs. naaWil wiin m, „„ ,
donned costumes and enjoyed festivities Mrs, Kenneth Gaskill who came _. „
at the annual Hallowe'en Party given by couple of real tough cookies and won
the Policemen's Wives Association second prize.
Sunday. The photo at top shows Mr. and
Politics
eontinued from page 1
significance in the fact that
among those who were not
present at the rally was
Sandman himself. The
Congressman,- it was explained,
was too busy in Washington to
make the rally. It was said,
however, that he managed to
get down to Cape May quite
early nn Tuesday morninfs.
Sandman, of eourse, has
hewed to the party lino insofar
as Cahill is concerned. At a
rally in Atlantic City he
introduced the candidate and
urged _ everybody to vote for
him. Senator Frank S. Farley
Atlantic County Republican
leader who is definitely for
Cahlli, listened attentively. The
expression on Farley's face as
Sandman spoke was
inscrutable.
In Cape May County the
Republicans seem safe enough.
All are expected to win,
though a couple of candidates •
Beeeh N. Pox for sheriff and
Anthony J. Catonoso, running
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for a new freeholder term', will
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believe the 8271 million clean
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Approved. Tho other two
puhlic questions involvinB
constitutional changes—lg.
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The year of an election for
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»A6E 4 — S1CTION QNB THi OCiAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER THURSDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1969
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lists Yulm bazaar
installs officers
lawyers for Sirhan B, Sirhaii
Advortl
had to use n truck to pick
s
Mrs. Robert Viiden, past up _ llli' court reporters' Vote for •
w
cm Fair plans
president of Cape May County transcript of his trial for the
; R TOWNSHIP-PlaiiK
American Legion Auxiliary, murtfer of jSeliatiir Robert F.
Science Fuir were
assisted by Mrs, Prank Piersoli Kennedy, The transcript runs
^ nt the rneelini; of
installed new officers of 1.3fi million words and fills
Township Elementary
10H volumes. .
PTA executive board
The Christmas Bazaiir
prfsentcd by Oeran City
Chapter, Wami'n's Auxiliary to
Shore Memorinl Hospital' will
bu held Novombi'r IB ut tin'
Atlantic City EU-etrie
Company uffieili;!O
urn.
Mrs*. John FuIlerUm is
workshop chairman. Mrs. Ruth
Cook is in fhartH* of aprons and
Mrs, James Lord is chairman of
the kiiiitina.
Articles offored for sale will
inclurip aprons of all sines and
, typos, knitting materials as well
as hand.knitted Hems and
articles made at the workshop
sessions including pajama bajis.
baby caps, scourinj; pads, book
markers, candle arrangements,
whiniscys, tote baps, kitchen
towels and many other useful
Items,
The public is invited to
come, brows. 1 and do some
early Christmas sift shopping.
ATTENDS CONFERENCE
Norman A, Newell, uf 21
Wesley ay., was unions the 30
Class Correspondents who
attended a conference at
Lehigh University, Class
Correspondents are those
responsible for writing the class
news section of the Alumni
Bulletin, The conference was
sponsored by the Lehijjh
Alumni Association ijnd
featured workshops on various
topics of interest. The
workshops were staffed by
veteran class correspondents.
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Mr. LOUR, of Millersviile, Pa, in
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Katurday at the Maraate
Ciimmiinity Church. The
marriaije was solemniited by
till' Reverend Parker Brown,
Given in marriage by her
Hither, the bride wore an ivory
tone ^!Wn of peau rie soie with
empire, bodice, wtx3djrij> ring
ciilinr iind lony sleeves of
re-embroidered ali'ncon motifs
mi English ni'l. The A-line skirt
with siie motifs, traced with
sued pearls terminated In a full
• walteau train. A bouffant veil
of French illusion was held in
place by a contoured cap of
matching kteu and beading. She
-carrtud • a bouquet of
Phalaenopsis orchids, bells of
Ireland, orange abbey roses.
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Blue starliowers and caseadinM
smllox garlands.
Matron of Honor was Mrs,
Peter Harp, of Beesleys Point,
Bridesmaids were Mrs, Bert
Long, of Lancaster, Pa., Mrs,
Leroy D, Snelbeeker, of
Lancaster and Mrs. Charles^ L,
Harp, Jr., of Mariton, The
attendantJi wore long coral
crepe eowns, high neck, long
full bishop sleeves; empire
waist done in blue and gold
beads and ivy crown
headpieces. They carried coral
roses and carnations with blue
starflnwers for houquest that
were cascading, accented with
bells of Ireland, Flower girl was
Miss Jennifer Tara Harp, niece
of the bride.
Best man was Bert Q, Long,
of Lancaster, Ushers were Peter
P. Harp, of Beesleys Point,
Donald R, Tarves, of Beesleys
Point,-Chutles L, Harp, Jr., ef
Marlten, and Leroy
Snolbecker, of Lancaster.
Organist was Robert. C,
Heath,
The bride's mother was
attired in a yellow silk worsted
coat and dress with beaded
trim adorned with a yellow
eymbidium orchid. The mother
of the groom wore a mint
green silk coat and dress with a
green eymbidium orchid.
Following the ceremony, a
reception was held at the •
Haddon Hall Hotel in Atlantic
City, Following a honeymoon
trip to the Island of Eleuthra in
the Bahamas, the couple will
make their home- in Millereville,
Pa,
The bride wore for her going
away outfit an oatmeal wool
coat and dress with multi-silk
tie with tortoise patent
accessories and a cardenia
corsage.
Tho bride is a graduate of
Ocean City High and Southern
Seminary Junior College. The
groom graduated from
Manheim Township High
School and Franklin and
Marshall ' College. He is
presently a package designer
L in Lancaster.
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Aaron- WittliaiiipCol Weil Unit
230 al the meeting held
recently in the Post Home,
Mrs, L. HedriirijJ, president,
conducted the busines meetini;
lit which time a donation was
approved for the Mississippi
Helier Fund. Approval also was
iiiven for spbnsoriiiH the
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JTOHl HOURS:
SUNDAY!
furidny afterniioii. Mm.
'Iluini's, president,
(fair will be held in the ,
fjinll November in, 1.1,
10 and 20 and will be
J'to 'he public durillij
i hours. It will feature
ics tif.seienlific Rames
Eys which will iiuiki'
Tonal and interesting, 1
I'm gifts for the
I, Mrs, John T, Newman
jirman, Further
•lion may be obtained
rai;i00ooa;i,
fort WHS Hiveil that the
3ays buokii are now
, These will hold a
f
; record of the child's
ays including pictures
ch year. They may be
I from any member of
in
10.
Mrs,
Haines at
i Adi Iring R«ul»
Fqlitir.nl Advertisement
hH^ianTTiU^tiars
in Springfield, Pa. church
THP Church of
Redeemer In SprinjnVu
Hi- bride is ihe dmiKhtcr of
Wr and Mrs, I|, )rne(! „
t|f>ff|tl., Jr., of HinUmtM,!.
IIH ejtroom is t| 1(, K()n ar
Mr. mid Mrs. Jo,,,
!_V Mm.. nil I,, t h i ^ '
Ui«,.,, P,,., w, U, ,n,,tron
ol honor for h,,, ,,j slt, r
Bridesmaids were Mis, p,i, ric(i;
Hylnnd, of thls eity| si
the bndoKroom; Miss Dawn
Wellman of Valp ura, st)i Ind;;
Mr«. Alb..ri C. Mali. ",,f
Philadelpliia, Mia. V^erie
Oihbs, of PittshurMh, Pa, ' nj
Mi;.-. Uremia ll amndy. ,, r
Philadelphia. '
p. A'beri CJ. Matt, of
Philadelph.a, wna heat man
and serving as ushers were
Horace B, Griffith 3rd "r
Sprlnt-rield, brother of the
iil Paul L, Yinelini;, of King
Vote far • • * * * * .
GABRIEL SAXE
DiMOCRATIC CANDIDATf for
UPPfR TOWNSHIP COMMITTIi
fNovember 4fh, 1969
HANDBAGS & JEWELRY
The Truth Will 0u(|^ Price
-The ofi'ice of Slu'iill' of (Uijii' Miiy County in ( I ho highest importance; and should N
filled by u man with unimpeiicliuble ink-grity, sincerity, twpiTiciu-e. ami no outside tails
interests to interfere with the performum.-? r his tliily.
driff in and sea
The Hepubliciin ("imiihl.ite, Hect'h' N, Fox puhik-ly sliitetl in a tally at Wesl W
on May 17, ISMi'l Hint ho cli-citli-il in Janiuirv. !!«••» that the Shoriirs oHiee and the Jail «nl I" to 5 Dally , Friday and Sorurd lr 11 to i ind 1 HI
in il (leteriorateil condition niiil should hi- i-i-phid-il with new blood! including him, K$
statement produced'a violent rcueli'on by the Stall ol the SherilVs office, and the ]citer*n>l
£SX«ft'W»N%SSMM^S»«^
produced below was written to the Kilitor and printed. Xo reply was I-VLT made by FOL
Sheriff's Staff
Resents Fox Speech
To the Editor;
May 13, 1989
Wo deeply resent the insinuations
in Mr, Fox's speech at
West Wildwood with regard lo
the perforrnanco of the duties
of the staff nf tho Sheriff's of
flee.
Those charges are totally
scurrilous and entirely without
foundation in fact.
A, Hupper! Hell, Sherifr
James J, Molnar
Arthur A. Hldler
Vesta 5. Olson
Mary Stevens
Kathryn S, Molnar
Hiram Thompson, Warden
And now, on October '22. HUH), Fox Issues a press.rrifisj
in which lie denies his siili-miml und sluies that fcoera
criticized the Stall', but only the Slierifl, In fad, he says, l\
li.is praised (he Stall". Being eoni'iiseil himself !>}' Wi
liilk, he forgel.s tlmt Ilu> Stall" was all trained to their ex
under Hie tenure of Sheriil" Ht>il who was (lumped in to
id "J-ox.
The I rue i-nuse «)l Hiu nliiiut liu't- liy Fox la thai he »a
insiilvfii in mi inlni pui'ly denl tci "rt-liiin [he prMcnl
.he is vliTtcd. Tin- ili'al was iniiile lo eliminaic indepfiiK
i'liiuiiutilioii. These Ililiifj'*. rouplcd with iilher actions ol ft
lU'piililiouii Urfiniiixiiliiin (luritig l!)t)5», huvc caused doubls t
iidsu us to tlic IrusiworihitifHH cif the i'niire Republican pii?
in Ciipe May Ciiinity,
You. as im iiitulligiiil voter and Taxpayer,'caa reviewJl
fin-Is ItiKi'llior with tliu pi-tivoii fni-t that Fox campiii^'^
hiihsfir lony l)i.fi)i- t. .Idiiimry. I«MH» in n Slnte Police v*
and wt-iiriiiii a State Polite uniform in direct ilctlanw of
1'oliee rcHiilaiioiis, And yet this man expects you to vole
iiitri the'hiirliost Inw fiii'iiieemenf oilli-e in the County,
Herbert Anyor, Sergeant
The DeiiKK'i'nt candidalu for SlieiiiV, Elmer (Pal) >
J. S, Kruk
IIMH tiiiidt- mi ciinti'iidictiiifj .slaloinenls, luis cast no doubt'
Otis MeKalg .
his own truslwortliiness, has no outside business connE(»|
lias pledged liill Mine l.i Ilie «111 if us « iiiiilun! hfghly Mf^|
fiiied adminiHlriiliii' and wiH gn into oilire iinbosscd, 1
(lie
in 111m in every way and has nlt-dued that he will be
man.
As a Taxpayer, you owe III yotirsi'll and tii your neighlioi' to vole for
Elmer "Pat" Kelly
for Sheriff
For Continued Good
_______^
IWministratioii of the Sheriff's Office
VOTE FOR
Elmer "Pat" Kelly in the General Election!
REPUBLICANS
for KELLY
I boardwalk, o. e. n, j.
399^461
oi I'm,,, p rli John M,
MacC'riini, /ird, of
'"•;•.; Wnjne W. MarM^
rhiinci. iphifi, lmti Bnrry
hehimpf, df Soulliiiniplon, Pa,
Kiithiyn Hjilan'l, si-iter uf
the l)ri(lr. |T-,,,im, was flower
Kirl. Christopher Hyl.ind,-
brother df (hi. fiiidcirrofini, w.u,
riiiK V.-iii-r, and Stephen H.
Uriifilh, brother uf the bride, .
M'rverl ,m aeiilyle,
tiivcn in marrinue by her
father, the bride wore a tfowii
of Mill |ii'i,ii rie suie and
ri-.inbri.idi.red Alencoti lace
styled with a hit'll neckline,
Uiiiiiiip sleeve!, nnd11 remcivahli'
train. Her liiiidpieee Wiis n
mulrhini! upen pearltrimmed
C'.amiiliit from whirh draped a
bnufflint ellmw-leiifith veil. She
e;irried an ahtlijije culonial
bfiuquet of holri-dippi'd ruses
and biiby bri-ilth with an accent
of small rnral munis and
•'I'ilshi'il Katin 'ilreamers.
The bridal iiltendanis were
attired in empire styh-d
jiimtjers of copper Saki with
cream crept! blouses and
rnatchinij double Salti bows.
They earned colonial bouquets
of miimii and baby breath.
For her daughter's wedding
Mrs, Oriffitli chose » sable
brown and gold sillt dress with
dafk bruwn net clothe edged
with pild and amethyBt
beudin^. Hi?r ensemble was
completed with a purm- corsage
of beige orehids.
For the occasion Mrs,
Hyland •.elected a jjold raw silk
dress with beaded collar and
rnatehint; silk enDt. Her outfit
was complimented with a ;|old
flowered hat and veil and purse
corsage of yeilow cyrnbidiurn
orchid's.
Following a reception sit The
Towne House in Media, Pa,,
the couple left Tor a
honeymoon in Bermuda. Tliey
will make their home in West
Chester, For her travelling
outfit the bride chose a yellow
sleeveless Jtntt dress aecented
with black bow and set off
with black patent accessories.
The bride if; a graduate of
Sprincfi«Id High School and is
now attendinf) Went Chester
State Ctillefie as an elementary
education major. The
bridegroom, an Ocean City
High School frrOduate, received
hi*, bachelor of seierice degree
in civil engineering from
Lehi^h University and is now
"mpleiyed in the engineering
department. of Ciulf Oil
Company in Philadelphia.
:«a£Ki«s»-i;s»»
APARTMENT HOUSE /
OWNERS! I
IOTEL and GUEST HOUSE OPERATORS! I
May we suggest the ideal
^rem&mbrance gift" to your "sp&dol
of the past semon ?
I .TOW*
m
Clip
T h e
Oceon -city-
S«ntlne!-
Mail with Cheek or Money Order
yiva and mero appropriate as a reminder of the refer, than
(thing y ou eaB sgn j j P a luhifiiption to Hie Senflrtol-Ledger, Your
"h Who hive fend memories of fhiSr happy '60 vacation In Ocean
H*W havs wsBkly-TfatBited—rtpwti—of" ~thoii^f^Trffrtf » resort
""* d to th*jti through the mall. And fhoy wSII bo preeonditioned
presold on returning it your guest for the '6° seaion. Can you
of a more suitable gift? And a very attractive gift subscription
; • wi11 be ienf with your name.
hi || yog p|, n ^ Mnd m a n fhtn one glff ,
glff ubieriptHn, n, .nil .nil o«f
»» lh««| of paper. Includ. iiamsi, adJroisBi and lip tsdts.)
Ilir en
The. Ocean Cil
Sentinel-Ledger
238 Ocean Cify
and paid for by R ep ubl| cang for Kelly, A, Heil. ChnirmM •,m
I
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List 'iVcdrifhd,iy h Boxwood
Duplicntc Bridge game. Top
scores were mndo by Mr. and
Mrs. Rfuben Sussman, with .(7,
and Hod Bosbvshiill nnd Ann
Marshall, with ia'/s. Also iibuve
avfraRO were ,Ioc Manlell nnd
Ur, E. J/ Iliirrif. iind Josh Miles
iiiid Mrs. William Mann,
A 4'.1 nvuragf uUii \va,T 0 to 3)
— Uil OUR COWENIf NT DmviMN WINDOWS and LARM MRKIM4 LOTS
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PAGE ft S1CTI0N ONf
Soroptimists gather here
for District Two meeting
O n i u n ci r i* f i and
t h i f ty -- vvvn Soropiiniists
27 lb ffrom
IF DEAFNESS
is your problem
you should see
John Kemenosh
HEARING AID SERVICE
SMITH JEWRfRS
?J# A.bwry • SNM Clfy
District ,'i attended thi' annual
meetinH held Saturduy at the
Flanders Hotel with the Q^e;iii
City club Serving as hostess.
In kerping with the
Soroptimist Federation of
American' bi annuaj thcnie
"Channels for ProiTress'Y tin*
meeting consisted of open
mike diseUHSions by a panel oi
North Atlantic Region
committee chairmen and vice
eh, tien,
M ss Edna Ellis, district
: ir 5 was moderator for the
p, •' which presented
! ••'i.s un public relations,
the structure of the
So. >ptimlst InterHationnl
AssociiiUuiii membership nnd
classification, public affairs
program arid SFA foundation
projects.
Miss Marion Olsen, general
chairman of the meeting, was
assisted by five committee
chairmen; Mrs, Anna
Shoppard, Dr. Anna Barnes.
Miss Doris Thomas, Mrs.
Robert Halter and Mrs, Maude
Sehuff. Committee members
.serving us hostesses for the day
were Mrs. George Lavis. Mrs.
Helen Goss, Mrs, Audrey Reed,
Mrs, Florence Morrow, Mrs.
Edith Bourgeois, Mrs. Evelyn
Mullen, Miss Koy Ryan and
Mrs. Mabel Clark.
A cat may have nine lives
but when you are on the
highway remember you are not
a cat.
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Pirtiiipmi in the
District t nit rf u tiri
i hri lk to luok
ovvr pru^rr im d till it
Sattini i% n tin H
niltr
we Mr H. I n K thburn
th. ifiair litld
Lift tn right
Mi «, tdna kiln
CELEBHANTH - Mr. and Mrs. Davis Page Smith of
Wyneotf, Fa,, and this city, were feted on their 50th
wedding anniversary Saturday- at the home .if their
daughter. Mrs. Jackson X-.'all. Senior Photo.
Women's Club of Linwood
collecting stamps, coupons
G. I. Mail Call
being compiled
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'i Sciutuf Rtibi-rt Kay wa* pri-M*nt,Uie>n ny Mrs UJtiln.ld,
!'l!uest spiIL'» .ind
fi\irs .intl IrjiisLiiujM chjirm.111
; Ln{|isl:itlun prtiflr mi pivsenU'd
| for Rinmbfis u) Hit 1 Ml-H, lOll'll ElllhllM.
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Ocean City Coming Events
TODAY (Thursday) •
Martha . 1 p.m., in iiir iuiriii'
Annual Hallowe'en Farad* of Mrs. AlbiTl Zil.Mizi(ii-i. ;UI7
starting, 7:30 p.m., at 6th st.
and Asbury av.
. » »
Senbriiiht rd.
* * *
Miriam - 1U:^O p.m.. in
Shufneboard Club card Plymouth Inn.
party, 7:30 p.m., in the
clubhouse.
* * *
Priscilhi . 1 p.m., hi lh
« * a
Rotary Club dinner meeting,
8:15 p.m., in Plymouth Inn.
• ,. * *
CBMC luncheon meeting,
12:l!i p.m., in Plymouth Inn.
• * .
Oct'an City Card Club
mii'tini;, 7iad p.m., in the
Youth Ci-nter.
Ocean City Male Chorus
reheiira.il, 8 p.m., on the Music
Pier.
* • •TOMORROW (Friday).
Oll'icial Trick or Treat night.
* **
SATURDAY.
First Fresbylurian Men's
Prayer Breakfast, 7;30 a.m., at
Plymouth Inn.
* pp.
Area public Hallowe'en
Party, 8:30 p.m., at Northfield
Recreation Lodge, sponsored
by Jaycee^ettes.
» * *
Asrably 88 Artisans 24th
annual banquet at Linwood
Country Club. Starts with
social hour from 6 to 7 p.m.
p * *
SUNDAY•
Ocean City Old Timers
meeting, 4 p.m., at Fecks
Beach Village Community
Room.
• * p
MONDAY -
Lecture on Homeowners
Insurance by George Rehe,
special fluent, 8 p.m., in Ocean
City High School auditorium.
-All-insuranco-flien.and-women—
Invited.
• * p
Golden Age Club meeting,
11:30 a.m., in the Youth
Center.
p * p
Baptist "Evening Just for
Ladies" opening with banquet
at 7:30 p.m.
p * *
Rebekah Lodge meeting,
7:30 p.m., in the American
Legion Hall, 14th st. and
Haven av,
• •»
Shuffleboard Club card
party, 7:30 p.m., in the
clubhouse.
Ocean City Club game,
7:30 p.im, 1; the Youth
Center.
Geranium Temple 488
IBFQE of W meeting, 8:30
p.m., in the Dks Hall, 618 Bay
av.
* * *
Wesleysnns meeting, 2 p.m.,
in Wesley Manor.
* • p
TUISDAY-
Electlon Day, Polls open, 7
a,ra, to 8 p.m.
p * s
LCW of St. John's Lutheraii
Church faeefing, 8 p.m.
* * *
Baptist Sien's Night starting
with banquet at 7:30 p.m.
Archie Harris
meeting, 6:30
Plymouth Inn.
Dorcas • 8
p.m.,
Church Parlor.
Club dinner
p.m., at
Colony Club Art
Department workshop, 10
a.m.. at the Arts Center, 409
Wesley ar.
• p •
CLrcles of the First United
Methodisi Church meeting!
* p *
Alpha . 8 p.m., in the home
of Mrs. Henry- Hummel, 2045
Central av.
CJMHM Ait •Hng MMM
the
noon, in Plymouth
Eunice- • 10 a.m., inthe
home of Mrs, Robert Sh
902 Sflacrest rd
Hannah - 1 p.m., ]n the
home of Mrs. David Lament
1103 Gardens Park-way
Lydia • 8 p.rn.Jn Wesley
Manor. I.Irs, Edna Kay, hostess.
ON COUGH SYRUP SALES
Philadelphla-Distriet
Attorney Arlen Specter says
that the increase in sales of
codeine-based cough syrups
here are not the result of an
outbreal of colds and coughs.
Stores which average selling ax
bottles of eoueh ivn,p B' ln£_
are selling up to 100, A law
limiting tale of one four-ounce
bottle per person every three
days will be enforced.
ARNOLD SEZ,
if !f*i Quality P«t», Tropical
Pith or Svpplief you
need or wfth, than
feu mutt HI ut, JAH?
home of Mrs, Wiliinm OulTii-k.
1920 Feriitiiil,. dr.
* * *
Rachel • 1 :l!i p.m.. in LIH<
home of Mrs. l.i>sln' li-vH. ;H [
W. Surf rd,
Ruth - 12::!0 p.m.. in (he
home of Mrs. John
2912 Central (iv.
* **
WEDNESDAY •
Morqan=Ralick
luuh>r,
Unit 1^7
American Li^km Auxiliary
past prt'sirienLM et.m'rt'd dir.h
supper, 6:30 p.m. hi Un- honuof
Mrs. Wiili,im ,1. Mill.r. .Ir..
1535 Pleasure uv.
* * #
St. Aupishno's PTA iiaulnr
meetins;, 8 p.m., in tin ..UIUKII
hall.
* * *
Ocean City Wonifn's
(Joonenitivii Lfiiijut' wurkshop,
10 a.m. to U p.m.. in tin- Youth
Engaged
Mr. and Mrs. John Ytruni!. nl'
Marmora, announce 1 tho
engagement of their daufhtur,
Terri, to Georpc W.
HoIIinqaworth, sun of -Mr., and
Mrs. George Holliriusworlh of
Naperville, 111.
Miss Young is employed at
the County Clerk's offieV. HIT
nance is attendinB the Institute
of Computer Mana|!£ rnent.
No date has been :-.i were seiretl from
1-lymi.l.lh HID. ^ ^ ,.,01,-s .1,-i-or.ited in tli>.
HiilUiwe'i'ii iiHiiif.
tlcfim City Atiliiteur liolfers
,\S?-.(HM,Minn mri'tiiiii. H.,iO p.m.
Let us flush your Cooling System
INSTALL a fresh fill of
ANTF-FREEZE
Automatically in Minutes
WALT'S ATLANTIC
i./PER RED BALL SERVICI" , f"
«TH ST. & BAY AVI. (A
DIAL 399.9709
^RESTAURANT
PLiAiANTViLLI
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 31
Friod Jumbo Shrirris ilyffc-d
with Cro&m?3t
Baked Whiting. Lenten Wedge
Br.j=igcd Veai Cyi:^!,
Brewn Gravy
SAT. a SUN,, NOV, !? 2
Bpcf Pat Roast with Oven
Brswn Potato, 1 wog=
Rgasi Sprfng Chicken and
Sp-sghctii, ne vcn=
Crnb Ciike_ imperial.
Tartar Sayee
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 3
Bak*0 Baby S&sre Rife* and
•Frrneh ehi^K^n L&jf
In Pastry Crust
Mam and Cfie^ic Cniplcfte,
1
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 4
BeNed Ham snd Steamed
Old Fashi&ned Beef Stew,
eompietc- w/rej;,
Fried Csd FiiB FiMef,
Tcrtar gayee
WEDNESDAY, NOV. 5
!r?3~dFd Park Tandengfri Tipi-
Tomale Sauce
THURSDAY, NOV. &
Baked Chiekpn Breast,
aked Itarifln Lasagne ,in
MSbll
FfiRd Oysters, Csefctah S.,ue
X
BLACK HORSE PINI
*T NEW Rgsdnsi RsiJte 40
ALSO AT ATLANTIC 4 OHIO
AVKS., ATiJNTie cirr
DAILY
SPEGiALS 1
?-Ff?VKD : 1 A M. TO 9 P,M.
. ATLANTIC CITY
FRIDAY, OCTOIHR 11
B.jkfd stuffed (noundef
With CraBmoat
BakM Cod Fl.h Film
with Iltma Tomato
R6.15S Yeyng Tem Turkey,
SLaffinr, 1 veB.
SAT. S SUN,, NOV. I, I
Vcil_Cutlet Pamigian and :
SnasheHi, BI v#B.
Orjiseil Short Sib el' B«f,
H d i h
Tartar Sauee
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 3
Heait Fresh Ham siih ituffine,
_ 1 vsg=
Oriiieg^ Baby Beef Liwsfi
f-fied Qn:gns
Mui^fdgm Beef Msearoni
Casserole, 1 u^g,
TUSSPAY, NOVEMBER A
Corned Bc*f, Cabbage and
BaMed Palais, na vsg.
Bafeed Veai and Pep|»f3
in Tomato Sauee
Fr;.jd Dtv.le^ Ciarri Cake,
CoEfetaii S4u»
WEDNESDAY, NOV. I
B^.ed Stuffy Pork CReg,
Hr&«n firawy
Seast Chaiea Tsp Sirloin
f
THURSDAY, NOV. 6
Gsm Ffirtsrs^ I yeg,
Spaghetti, ns wsg.
Paftea Hits Meatbajis
in Oni&n Qravy
ALL PLATtERS INCLUDE TOSSED SALADi DRESSlNS TV* .?.'
live feccplion in weak SIR- ^Hji Jrt
nil and even fringe „„,; .^ilT W
H.gh ^elecnvify rejects sur- .iff'
friyPSiTg ifiicr^crsr.rc frnp-i
• •' • *-^v^ •
adjacen! [hannck and olhef * i f* Wj
SQUieev Pre.f.f.i VHF fine? " ^^
tuning lets you fine lime r.nrf- ;u s.jit ci-jrid-ti
mvouJaica [hen fnigot it «„,„!•,".,..;._". .', .*
UHF tuner has J.speed drive for tiu.ck Pfrc«> .',
lymng of desired station.. Provides uytsiip.i.-
rejejtion of interference for the umt shirf, t!,-
pictures on UHF as an VHF ehannei-;
Model 3L-51 1 "
Reg, S 689
J ;,.'
f |
m
WtaymMrju,,
SALE
MAHK OF
5ALE $
/
I!!
ei : •-*%
VL&'
ALW If? "
3130 Asbury Ave, Dial 399-439
OPEN ALL YEAR « B A. M. io 6 P. M. DAILY • FRIDAYS "HI
Vtarxsm
•Hi
TV
Y. OCTOBeft 30, 1969
Ir. & Mrs. Bell going
Realfors' confab
(r. und Mrs. Itiiherl K. lii-ll,
will repri'Si'iil Ihe Oenan
, Bo.ird iif ItcMlifirs nt the
A Annuiil Convention nf
' fjjlinnal AKioeiiilioll (if
| Estate Uuarils to hi* held
jm Francisco Ntivembrr 7
DAILY J
)INNERS
1 15
SEA-WAY
DINER
liMclHavan Av*
j §m.1 * AM.—io F.M,
JHI7I1
i Include SOUP,
D, J VEGETABLES
from 11 a.m.
IF«lB*r, OCTOBBR 31
Hirimp Cr«s!»
numidi Deviled Cr«b,
Tirtif ifluee
tf UiEJrsn! Qiiterefe
Iimilii Om.l.l
IIBAY, NOVBMilR 1
i EaEClsfsre with Ftj&s
Flink SIMk
j K|M Muihrdsm SiuGe
l»Y, NOVEMBER ]
Uns st«w
eiet
iSDAY, NOVEMBER 4
Irnjti Veil Cutlet
Temifs Saugc
«H Rltisli. Meat Ball
WfiUrn Omelet
flBNtSBAY, NOV. j
dUaie, Bsllea Psiitc
Rltitgni, Meat Bill
UIMAY, NOVEMBER 6
likri iiliiburr Stc.k.
IMni, Meat Bail
Him Omelet
iii i:t.
Bl'll, pri'siilent iif till'
hiinrfl iihd a director it
lucnl
New Jprney Awicieiiiliuii, will be
niiiiing miiny of the presidenu
niid ri'|ire(iiMiUl!ivi'K „(' the :IO
liirlil holm)!, whu an- i'X)ii'Cted
h> he LIHTI-. The Gnrilcn fitnl!!
Hi'iilliiis will miiinlnjn . ii
hospitnlily siiitu at the Hilton
Hotel for Kir cluriillnn of ihe
cunVi'iUifJii ns, n meeting phiee
feir it;w mem lie i=s iind quests.
They iilssi will ho^t an eyi-iiiiiM
I'lirhliiii p/irty Novi'llilier I I,
New Jersey Sjeiiiiltir llarrisoii
A. Williams will he une (if lhc>
fcuturetl s|ienii(>rs on (lie
subject of Mass TriiiiKporliitlnn.
The Nuw- Jersev nenllorK will
.-ifi'k tci^ liiive the 00,000
Itcultf'ir -mi'mbiTs of Ihe
Nut itin;il As-siiciatiuH ndopt
i* *,.~
}r 10
--
in
stronrf ri.-iiil.iti -
"f—fiililitlR—Witfirliiu
ITle to increase liciusini;
prudiictii ii, to push for ;i
solutliill to the tiaiiL motley
ailiiiitiiin iilicl til seek the
Pll!is(l(i(! Ol' |e(Ji«ljiticill til shift
the burdensome costs
welfjiri. to (h of
Fiidiiral
UOviTlimiMil und lift the unfair,
^tnu^eriiiy tax liifid from the
harried property tuxpiiyer.
Cooperative League
opens 69-70 season
Ih, (J, City Women's
L. i[!ii!?, a divisiiin
tin Cape May County
f \ti rvicc, opptied for
111. l'IG'l 7U I as t wet-k
with I fl I nr.in 'iimt-ii iitti-iiclinpj,
_Jlai^ally-pHftiS!trprrTiraJiIipF'
of The Pour Seasons
(iicdratiiuj shop, demonstrated
making ,,r Howrrs and
iirrant!enii'iits: Following tile
ili'tnumtrnliiin the wumun
iniiflc liapier.rnachr nowers.
Oeneral eonlilnlilijj projects
are mukinfj tote bags', plastic
hiii^h, pmbruidorin^ aprons and
olhiT sueh iietivities! Sessions
an 1 held every Wednesday from
l_o a.m. to :i p.m. in the Youth
Center.
A four or five wpuk eh.nir
Janinti clliss Will start next
IVednesdny iind be conducted
is a separate project by Mr.
I.W.P. Uoilisson of Seaville. A
mall foe will be charged for
naterials to be used in this
AURANT and COCKTAIL LOUNGI
Tht World's Hist Food "
VldJing, Baii/iiel, P,irly and Mttiing Facilititl
lkACI! HORII PIKi, MtKll CITT, N.j.
IKimltl from *, C. Rat. tiiri.)
p8, «,i,,»o|ion
- SENSIBLY PRICED
Four Y f s RESTAURANT
PLATTERS • DINNERS • COCKTAILS
TASTY SANDWICHES
MILI NORTH OF TUCKAHOI
Mnules Away — A Plnasiini Drive Thru The ^UB&y
ITE S0_CORBIN CITY PHONI 638-2441
«l OUR OYSTER PLATf COLLECTION
SEAFOOD
t«TH ITRIBT AT
BAYFRONT
DIAL JI|.3S7»
WTHI BAY —OPIN ALL YIAR 'ROUND
tUHSH • BLUEFISH • FLOUNDER
ft ROE •FRESH SHRIMP •CLAMS
BRYANT 393
f FURNACE GIVES
WHEAT FOR LESS
. Gill
"illy irHjjatal iKsit
' ft^-ft^porKe heat
« "spit flre" biifnor
Bi>Tint's fuel saving
: tDday.
I Work
LOW DOWN PAYMENT
EASY, EAIY, TERMS
THE NEW JERSEY
NATURAL GAS
COMP,ANV
WILL PAY YOU
S99
FOR THE APPRgVE
INSTALLATION
OF THIS BOILER'
William R. All fioffi)
t-dward Webb look ovo
winch was turned in by
Crime Fighter
Rotary Guest
wilative
'.I th. s..uili j, I' fiteetiviis
Sliest speaker
i Club dinnur
Thursday j n
—He-=»!SiHatnt-dated
jnd . rnun dfrCcrcnt
levices fr,r th,.
homi* of offle*^
Smith reported sume
Htatmtjcs on burgjyrif^, Sinet-
1P80 r^idohtiiil bufyJuPi!S hyv*.'
ineri- s a*it ! d 9 3 pyrct'tit, daytlm*.. 1
bur^iafjt^ have incrPii^f-d 247
pt'rei'nt
and eomrni*rcia!
vu incFDusrd 57
percent
TDta! pFctectJun wa?
.stFc*s>ied: The concept oi
Smith/i firm, is ty proteci
throufih dtviyw; a^iinst iht
improper entfance or burglary
of one's home or businfH.s
i'SUiblishmt-nt.
Th P speak ur further
f-xpiained that detr>ction
devices are of many varlutius -
infra rod illumiricition. mntion
detection, magnetic: buttons or
la.ser beams. Some uf Uu-'morr
sophi^tlcutfd typi^ have
uutomatic telephone hook=upK
which silent iy notify iht s
proprr authoritir's that thinRs
• ,In closing Mr. Smith
^ repoFtod that much uf thv
m present day equipment in the
. P product of the Vietnam war
m toehnoltj^y. Questions from
# iho nudiencp wrre answert-'d by
the .spoakur who cxplfiint'ti
many duLiiils of tho complex
devices, Ron Williams was
program chairman of the
evening.
Podiatrist
aides guest
Dr. Andrew Dwyer,
podiatrist and ii staff niuniber
.at Shorn Memorial Hospital,,
was (juest speaker at the
luncheon niuetinij of Ofnin
City Chapter, Women S,
Ausilmry to Khore Memorial
Hospital held last week in
Plyniiiulh Inn,
Sixty-one women 'uttendi'il
ineliidii^ five new niemhers.
Those sveicorned imo
tnenibership wi'ri 1 Mrs, G.VV
Stevenson, Mrs. M, Bell. Hi,
Walter Whitlock, Mrs. II,W.
Hiinsherjjer and Mrs, M. UoptK.
A reminder was made of the
Christmas Hn^aar to bt< stalled
November 12 from S) a>i\, to n
p.m. at the Atlantic Oily,
klectrie Company.
Members also were reminder!
of the iiindieon'fashion show
Novemhi'r at) ill I jlin, at Ihe
IJnwoiid Coiintry Club and Un'
bus trip to Radio City MUSH-
Hall in Nvw York Deeemher
15. Further information on tho
trip may he obtained by eallinji
Mrs. Clair ' SehiiiUdeF
(027.;! 1 9-1).
The wise man sees in the
misfortunes of others what
he should avoid.
PiihliliusHyrus,
THI OCEAN CITY SENTINEL LEDGER
Mrs. First Presbyterian Church at the
and Mrs. W, Women's Association meeting last
•r the sewing Thursday. Senior Photo
Circles of the
MILLS RESTAURANT
t/j i Y 3325 Asbury Ave, Ocean City
^Xgi^ DIAL 399-079S
SPECIAL LUNCHEON EViRY DAY
New Winter Hours;
Mon. fhru Sat., Brunch and Lunch 9 to 2
r
Friday and Saturday Dinners 4 to 8
and Sunday Dinner served 1 to 6
Famous For Fine Foods J
of SOMERS POINT
'•- Tj~*wa^ • SEAFOOD
• STEAKS
• ITALIAN
CUISINE
j\ Begin your day in
the country with
Luncheon.at the !nn
Bright autumn sun . . , brisk, invigorating
air . , , and a bayside view that's been
inspiring since the days of the Lenni; this
is the setting for a luncheon that will he
os delightful as only a day in the country
can be.
•
Oood Pining
Beyins nt the Sign of the Indian
Twek&Koe
Route 9 ar
tho Bridge In
BEISLEY'S POINT
mts«
FISHERMAN'S WHARF. CAFE MAY, N. J.
PHONE 8B4.B290
COCKTAILS • DINNERS
Dinner—From 5 to 10 P. M.
Sunday 1 P. M. to 10 P. M.
SCHOONER OPEN EVERY DAY
-- All V~-m • KXIT NO. 0
EH AH ICOr CiAIUJI^N STAVK I'AJtKWAV
Church women display
sewing, needlework
Sewing find needlework
mnde during the past year were
displayed und dedicated at Ihe
meeting of the iVomnn's
Association of theFirst
Presbyterian
- ,..=^jf -*:. liin L.HU Church last
Thursduy .iifternoon.
The display wns the lurgi-st
ever and all articles will be sent
to missions, both at home and
abroad.
Mrs. Harry Blood was Buest
speaker, Mrs, Blood Is a former
missionary to Vietnam and was
with WyeliffG Translators. Her
husband is a prisoner there.
Mrs. Ooor|ic Smith
conducted the meeting which
opened with a covered dish
luncheon. Members of the
Westminster Circle served.
Classified Adi Bring
•h$
RHuIti
Dad always saldi,
Help ui colabrate /
PAGl n — SECTION ONE
Hallowe'en and [
Bud's Birthday. L
f
BIG ...
HALLOWE'EN PARTY
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 31sf
Ghosts and Goblins and FUN GALORE
Prizes for Coilumes and CHOW FOR ALL
ill YOU THEN!!
HARRY'S INN
MARYLAND & SUNNY AVES,, SOMERS POINT
VOTE DEMOCRATIC
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 4th
For Governor
Robert B. Meyner
— AN ENVIABLE RECORD —
• TRIPLED STATI SUPPCRT PBR EDUCATION
• ESTABLISHED THi STATB UNIVERSITY
• INITIATBD ORiBN ACRBS PR06RAM
• WCN PIONIBRINC HUMAN RIGHTS LEGISLATION
• RlpUCBB STATB BEST
ALL THBSB ACHIBVIMBNTS WHILI OPBRATINCS OOVIRNMBNT AT THI
LOWEST COST AND FiWEST BMPLOYBES I>BR CAPITA IN THE NATION,
Thomas Sorensen
For Assemblymen
Robert Wolf
PUSH FOR COUNTY ROAD PROJBCTS NBOLBCTIB BY FREEHOLDERS
CRBATI EROSION CONTROL ADVISORY COMMITTIB
SUPPORT ANT!-WATER POLLUTION MSASURIS AND HEALTH LAWS
SEEK INCREASE IN EDUCATIONAL FUNDS
For Sheriff
Elmor (Pat) Kelly
For Freeholders
Stewart Dempster
Eugene O'Brien
— COUNTY OBJiGTiVfS —
• SiiK MORE FEDERAL AND STATB AID FOR COUNTY PROJECTS
• CONSTRUCT PROPER LIBRARY FOR YOUTH AND CITIZENS OF COUNTY
• c!NTR S A i GTir O r l ' IH|SM ' N A W A R D I N 6 opl CONTRACTS — SilK MORE
• iLWINATl DUAL-JOB POSITIONS OF PROFESSIONAL POLITICIANS
• CRBATB SENIOR CITIZINS PROGRAM CENTER ON COUNTY-WIDB SCOPE
• PLACi COUNTY AIRPORT ON SiLF .SUSTAININ6 BASIS —.REMOVE
FAVORITISM AND CONFLICT Of INTBRiST IN OPERATIONS
Ordered and paid tor by Wm, E. Sturm, Jr., Cape May Oo. Democriitic Cnmpalm Chr.
I

PAGE 12 — SiCTION ONi
Miss Nicholson
In senior year
limrs i?aeh iaeh your. As
editaHn-ehief h shn U in ehai-jie
of arraHRumpiit-S for thp annual
visit of a writer. This yt>nr the
welhknown poet Anno Sexton.
Jncqui Nicholson, daughter former Phi Beta Koppa from
of Mr, -- a d Mrs, -- Walter -- E" Harvard, will be program jfypst.
Nicholaun, of 80 Arkansss av,, Miss Nicholson alsu is
has entered her senior year at member of the Quill Drivers, a
Randolph Mneon Women's secret society for students who
College in Lynchburg, Va., have made oiitstandini;
where she majoring in contributions for campus
English.
publications, and the Coffee
Miss Nicholson is one of Club, secret society for
four senior English majors seniors involved ,_ 111 many
headini! for honois in creative phiises of campus lif.
Ui b di doing a collection lli off §h was fformer fiction
original short stories.
Dcjltor of thn Potpourri, junior
Her i. tivities this year u^hpr which is an academic
include editor in chief of the honor for top juniors* n
Potpourri, the school literary member of the Interliationril
magazine which is published Relations Club and had the
loading role last year in Uie
A underground production of
Leroi Jones' controversial "The
CLASSIFIED AD
BRINGS RESULTS
Dutchman". ^he She will play the
lead this fall in M Spoot1 River".
Ciarnt on the Half Shell or St.amsd • SandwiehM
On ReoMvaft Blvd., 1 «/, Mil*. Wait of
Ocean City on 34th Str«»t
Open Dally 'HI Midnight • Fri, * Saf. 'til 2 a.m.
OPEN SUNDAYS frwn 11 NOON
BEER • WINES • LIQUORS
FREE DELIVERY - DIAL 399.4906
OUR 74TH YEAR
OPEN ALL YEAR 'ROUND
1155 ASBURY AVi, DIAL 399-1515
Initiated by Many — Not Duplicated by Any!
Stewing Oysters I Live Maine Lobsters
FLOUNDfiR ROE . 3 lbs. for ; 1.00
3 FRIED SOFT CRABS . , . ^2,00
5 FISH CAKES ..... M.OO
FRENCH FRIED MUSHROOMS . 50c
Kitchen Open 9 A.M, *tl| 7 P.M, WeSkda^s
CONEY'S
34TH STREET
On Rosicvalr Blvd. One Mil* Frem iridga
LIQUOR
STORE
Wall Known Brand.
ItYI - BOURBON
GIN - RUM
BUR
OPEN
WEEKDAYS
A.M. to 10 P.M.
No Sunday Sales
I'ACKA(JK SALKS 1M OUR ONLY
NOT A .SIUKUNK
BAR
Open Daily
from 9 a,m
Open
Sundays
12 Noon
Dial 399-9851
Circl*
CANADIAN-AMERICAN
BLENDID WHISKEY
Stra! fl hf WhiiMy
Canadian Whiikay
6 Yairt Old
4 Yeari Old
TOTAL 51% AGED WHISKIES
49% Neutral Spirits
— B6 Preof —
*5.29
LIQUOR STORE
FINtST AND MOST COMPLITi STOCK
On the Circle
IN ALL OP SOUTH JERSIY
Semen Point
Dial 927-2921 or 6422
PARADE PREPARATIONS. Thomtw
of the high school class floats which art>
featured in thu Hallowu'on Parade are
carefully guarded si'urots but thu
Sentinel photographer maiHijii'd to catch
class members svorliing on thyir
masterpioct's in preparation for this
evening's event. In the top photo
members of the Senior Class busily
iftiiAUu^nl ;tdulL«
th I, Id ihvy nv
kind t
in I
Too Lafe To Classify
HUjfSAND AN
n b t f I -n
Bl
WAlTHT E
I Th C
fins
WIFE
CITY OF Ot,E«M Cirr HEW JER_,Ey
NOTICE Or PUBLIC MESHING
ectNTER JING MODIFYING
r orjn-|nN OF FUULIC PI_
v- Htf?r i i
rt i »h - y f j ,
-m I C c M
f
r n
1 t fl k
4H H *J h f T
t: ! h t r
V HERLA J i t th
EC'
3 L I
V/HCI l-fi
L
Abtoluimly the Finest
BRUNCH
Smrrma Anywhere an ths Jon ay Go till
ttni Erttf Suniljy of Urn
from 8!SO mm, to liOO pjn
THE OCEAN CITY SENTlNIL-LiDGlR
Breakaway device
designed by State
TRENTON -Commissioner
David J. Goldberg has
announced a duvice developed
.by thu Stuti- Transportation
Uopurtmcnt will substantiully
li'spcn th» chances for porsemnl
injury and vohloli. darariuf
whun a car strikes a roadside
highway sign.
Commissioner Goldberg said
Lhi 1 di'viei! is thu "Now Jersey
Load Concentrated Breakaway
Uoupiine" It is desijinud to
fasten metal pasta to their
"foundations In a manner that
• nables them to support major
••'L'II structures in " gaie-foree
wind,,~yet permits the uprights
to hf»ak away when struck
lit,'!it!y >>;,' a car or truck.
ill" l*iimmi:isicjner said tests
showjci thu LCBC (load
rnneeiitrated breakaway
t-i.iiphi!».i will break when thu
umentum of the ;
cre;iHny are (rear) Cheryl Powell, Patty
Aspimvui!, Lynda Sahms . and Steven
Afford; (front) Gene Raffa and Chris
Smith, in the bottom photo juniors Mike
McGinnis, Dan Town (looking through
the wire). Sue Perkins and Sue Shockey
work ardently on the entry for thy
Junior Class.
vehicle roayhes approitiTnatoly
250 pound seconds. (A pound
sucond is the unit used to
measure changes in momentum.
Mementum is caJculated by
multiplying tHe woifiht of ^a
vehicle by its speed.)
Beautifully
Furnishid Rooms
FOR ' •
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Ccst your vote Tuesday
It Is the obligation; and privilege of
every qualified citizen to vote in the
general election this coming Tuesday,
On the ballot — or more accurately on
the voting machine — will he candidates
for governor and a number of lesser
county offices. Also, voters will be asked
to decide three public questions.
The campaign for governor between
the Messrs. Cahill and Meynor has served,
if anything, to obscure the basic issue
which confronts the citizens of Now
Jersey,
It is this: Shall we have an economical
State government which can do
something really important to abate the
twin problems of our urban blight and
the apparent take-over of some of our
counties by gangland figures?
Neither Mr, Cahill nor Mr. Meyner has
outlined any specific plan to accomplish
theie tremendously important
objectives. It is up to the individual
voter, therefore, to decide for himself
whether the Republican or Democratic
philoiphies of government is • most
workable under the circumstances.
In this county, as usual, the
Republican candidates for freeholder,
assembly and sheriff appear to be almost
certain winners, though it may be that
the
contest for sheriff and one
freeholder will be closer than usual.
The public questions deserve .a voter's
careful consideration. Is anything to be
gained by reducing the voting age to 18?
Or, is it merely a sentimental gesture
toward the young? Will a State lottery
do anything genuinely constructive to
solve the tangled financial situation in
New Jersey? It is up to the voter to
decide for himself.
The third question, the bond issue
question which will do much if adopted
to ameliorate pollution in our bays,
streams and rivers, deserves adoption.
The State has waited too long already to
undertake a cleanup of one of our most
vital natural resources, water.
At any rate, voters should make up
their own minds and go to the polls next
Tuesday. Voting in this election is both
an obligation and a privilege.
Toward a more liberal
Sunday
There was little agitation when the
city's tennis courts .were opened for play
last summer and there has been less over
the Sunday football pmes played by
youngsters at the city field.
Yet both these sports are forbidden
by ordinance 947 adopted at a public
referendum in May, 1963.
Section one of ordinance 947 states
"That it shall be unlawful on the first
day of the week, commonly called
Sunday in the City of Ocean City, New
Jersey, for any person, firm, association,
or corporation to have, hold, operate,
engage In or maintain any amusement,
sport or entertainment for admittance,
' use or participation by the general public
whether or not a fee or admission is
charged-."
Among the sports specifically
forbidden by name are tennis and
football games.
That seems clear enough. Tennis and
football are forbidden on the first day of
the week commonly called Sunday,
But last summer City Solicitor Josiah
I, DuBois ruled that opening
playgrounds and the tennis courts on
Sunday was quite legal under another
section of ordinance 947.
Section six, subsection X, of the
ordinance states: "Operations of
Munleipali State and Federal government
are not prohibited, including, but not
limited to, police departments,
fire
departments, rescue squads, lifeguards,
public safety departments,"
Mr. DuBois and his law partners, took
the view, he said that "the promotion of
recreational
facilities is today an
essential municipal function; just as
essential to the health, safety and
welfare" —as are the functions referred
to subsection X.
That seems clear enough too,
Playpounds may be open, and tennis
and football may be played on municipal
facilities on Sunday if they are essential
to the health, safety and welfare of the
people.
Ocean City has prided itielf on its
Sunday observance ever since the town
was founded in 1879. There is no doubt
that the twin ordinances - one forbidding
liquor sales and the other forbidding
many Sunday activities and sales — have
contributed greatly to the atmosphere of
this community.
But, is it time for a relaxation of the
rigid rules? Would this winter be the
time to discuss further liberalization of
the Sunday law?
This newspaper has always supported
Sunday closing and still does, but it maj
be that a new age has arrived and some
of our restrictions need reconsideration
On the other hand, it may be that
more rigid enforcement of the ordiance
Is desirable.
In the final analysis It is up to the
people to decide.
Bi-Centennial for Philadelphia
All business interests at the Jersey
shore should be behind the efforts of the
city of Philadelphia to make itself the
site for the 1978 world's fair which will
celebrate the 200th
anniversary of
American independencB.
1876 is a long time ago but even then
Atlantic City profited by the Centennial
Exposition which played to huge crowds
throughout that long ago summer. In
fact, Atlantic City even got some of the
Exposition buildings which remained in
use until very recent times.
Of course, the possibility of obtaining
fair buildings after they have served their
purpose in Philadelphia six years from
now is no reason to
support
Philadelphia's effort.
What counts is the fact that the fair
will prove a magnet to bring thousands
and thousands of people within a short
drive of South Jersey seashore resorts.
Philadelphia is said to be in the
running for desijpiation as the fair's
location unless President Nixon, for the
most obvious political reasons, demands
that the bi-centennial celebration be cut
up between a half a dozen or more cities.
What can South
Jersey do to
cooperate with Philadelphia? At the very
least the mayors of our seashore resorts
should write to Mayor James H, J, Tate
in Philadelphia
telling him of their
support.
So far as this newspaper knows none
of the Jersey resorts has undertaken to
be helpful to Philadelphia in obtaining
our 200th anniversary celebration.
Perhaps a committee of public spirited
citizens from all our resorts should be
formed to work with Philadelphia to
obtain the 1976 fair.
Remember when? ,
ONE YEAR AGO
, A straw vote at the Ocean
City High School resulted in a
victory for OOP presidential
candidate Richard M, Nixon,
The OCMS atudent polls have
always been a true barometer
of presidential elections,
• * *
Yule shoppers were happy at
the news from the Cape May
County National Bank.
$450,000 worth of Christmsis
Club checks word to be put in
the mail to roach depositors on
November 4,
* * *
FIVE YEARS AGO
As flection day nearod Copt'
May County was seen holding
firm for Republican
presidential candidate Barry
Qoldwater though polls
showed an
overwhelming
national and state
vote for
Ocean City Sentinel-Ledger
Thursday* October 30, 196?
Lyndon B, Johnson,
* • *
Luxury apartments were
planned for a tract of land
across the
34 th sL bridge.
Close to Ocean
City but
beyond its jurisdiction, the
apartments were to boast a
cocktail lounge,
*" • *
The Hanscom Apartments at
7th st, and the Boardwalk,
landmark! for decades, were to
be razed. The land was to
become a parking lot,
* * *
TEN YEARS AGO
A Merlon Park dwdlini wag
totally wrecked when its
ettlinE_hrok
POLLUTION
Vote . .... Nevemhmr 4th I
Garden State
TRENTON -
Organs d
crime in Nt=v, JeRstv m b^ing
loosennd by tcintmuou,
pressure at thi State ind
countj |pml bv groups cnatid
tn
study and recommind
changi" in law fnfuri.i-mi.rit
and
methods of handling
criminal, one* 1 tht^ afi_
capturtd and cunvictfd
Oni. of th t,i. groups tht
Stati.
Law Enforuminl
Planning Agency known j.
SLiEFA recently rwnmratndcd
T% wayi of imprminu pn aint
law enforetmint tu prmidn
adequate and rfficicnt
pcilic.
protection
The
agency has bun in
existence fur about a % uar -yid
is the outgrowth of thi Fi d. rjl
Omnibus Cnmu Contrul
Program It is working undtr
the assumption thjt Ian.
enforcement no lias than jn>
other governmental a^nnc\
can bi= improved
through
rational planning
Atturni-y Gen. ri] \rthur J
Sills is chairman uf tht aprm\
Federal funding will fin inn
must of tht ivppnti a nt
SLEPA which i, rhjrg' d «ith
pulling the locisi i nd. uf trim
together and planning fnr th.
future
The ineriBni" in Nfw, Jir, \s
population enuplid with the
buost in pulice ri r punMbilitin
ha& eriaU d a nit d tur an
incrtasf in New Jtrrv
ptlice
forces, thi aginr\ rlaim, A
need ilso exiitj, tu provide
u-cure and luir -.alum for all
pnhcimnn
in tht buti
according to the*
I mprovud
traininp
educational
opporlunit
pnlico-ofrict-'ra flru nlso
tu fight modern crime.
"*Aa in uther status tjf
, Unitod States, and ir
other wm municipal departments tif
•Ifare.
Capitol
Hill
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Entered at Post Office at Ocean City, N, J,, 0S22B
as second class matter
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SUBSCRIPTION PRICE! M.» pw year fey mall In Ocean City and
vlclnlfy; %ix monrhi, (2.50. ElMwrraro, eail of Miuiillp^ Rlv«.
ft ywr M.75; ili month., $1.H. Watt ef Mluluippi Rivsr per
yaar, J5.7J. Price on nnmlind, 11 centi par espy. Publication
Sthwful.: WMkly mvmrf Thundsy; S«til-WHk(y TuonJ.y and
FrMay fntn MCsnd WHk in Juno until Labor pay
resulted in the house literally
blowing up,
* * * -
Two small children were
overcome by carbon monxide
gas while jlding in their
parents' ear. They were revived
with oxygen'administered by a
loear physician,
* * m
TWENTY YBARS AQO
Introduction of a smoke
control ordinp"ee was deferred
by the city
commissioners
because the city
solicitor
needed more information from
them concerning what they
wanted to Include in the new
law.
Ocean City's Red Raiders
defeated Hammonton High
School by a score of 13-6 in a
hard fought game at the local
football field.
Washington, DC, The
battle over confirmation of
Clement Haynsworth is close
and as this, column Is written,
more
votes are committed
against than for him. Yet a
vigorous, all-out push by
President Richard Nixon and
his aides might win
confirmation for tho jurist by a
narrow rnargir
The Presidtiit has spoken
out forcefully for*the man he
calls a "lawyer's lawyer" and a
"judge's judge 11 but so far he
has not taken the fight in hand
personally to an extent which
involves tough talk to
Republican Senators who will
by wanlinti favors from the
white House in the future.
wine to disqualify
himsHf in
several crises wht'rein ho held
stock: in curnpaines involved or
was an official even if inactive:
Tho Amoriean liar Association,
however, has endorsi'd him for
tho second = tirno, aftor tho
all-out lissult of liberals and
labor, reportedly H-l, which is
impressive.
• • Also helpful in his flfiht for
confirmation is thi' recent
revelation
that his most
vociferous attacker, Indiana's-
Birch Bayh, has. boon' heavily
financed by orqanined
labor
($70,000 from AFL'CIQ
unions in 1BBB alone according
to news reports). This explains
why Jiifgh—hii b
the
The program also does not
cover families with
handicapped children whose
income exceeds public
assistance standards, but who
r have major medical
expenditures
which, all but
pauperise the Family = Many'
other
examples of limited
eoverape are provided in the
1 law = Although medical doctors
Insist that Medicaid pay usual
and customary fees, it is
expected that fixed fee
schedules will be promulgated
before the program is effective.
The program was reduced to
a minimum status by the 1989
Legislature because of the lack
of funds to finance it. The
Federal Ufsvernment will pay
Fifty percent of New Jersey
cost* and the State is expected
lo scrape the bottom of the
barrel to pay the difference,
Thi* ultimate goal expressed in
the Federal law is that by 1975
these health care services will
be readily available to all
persons
unable to pay for
them.
Know your
lawmakers
Federal Offleiad
U: fi, SENATOR CLIFFORD
P. CASIO, Room 4fl3, Old Senatp',
Buildinq.
Wnsliiniflon D C
2l>riiri. '
U. S. SENATOR HARRISON
A, WIFJ.IAMS, JR., Room 352,
old Reiiatc. Office Building.
Waslilnirttin, D, C, 20515.
RHP. piARLES W, SAND-
MAN, JR. Room
ifilO
worth House Offic,. BuiltHnR,
Washington. D, C. Z051H,
Stafo Orllelali
tinn* T
Ocean City a la
MICROPHONES-As uand for radio (,"
public address systems and tape rueordim,
B
have been around a long timu. Radio'hrits
start half a century a«o and there i, •»
roally now about public address "Yy sw
recorders. For this reason we ure b
consistent interest in microphones a
picture editor of a daily newspaper
frequontly. Not a day ROCS by but what
published showing some newsworthy"fiT" 1 "-wi
into a microphone. Theso photos ^0 made uL!N|
transmitted by some wire photo service ^"N
picture editor, who has u nose for muLrt,* 1 ' 1
for news, selects them for publication f
that it is difficult to get «ooti news '
honestly feel that a picture of a rnan
even a different man at a different mieiupnof,
after a time. We have brooded about this kni '
part of our colleague, and have begun tn
worst. A lot Is said these days about the Mn, -
newspapers by electronic journalism and aft ' „*'
symbol of electronic journalism is the'microT^1
it be that the picture editor Is out to t!
newspaper by hinting that people can "do
getting their news on the electronic media,
television?
THE OCiAN CITY SiNTINELLbUUtK
ri-TEtilUN IWO
mr
STRONG
X
i TRINITY
JlSCOPAL
fit, ind Central nv.
I e i h Wood, D.Ed,,
(Thy
in. Holy Communion
m, .Choir Bchearsal
jy(JZnd Siindny nftcr
lly) -
nn, • Holy Communion
Lrn. • Choral Bueharbit,
and Church School
0 p.m. - Evening Prayer
* * *
STANDARD
TIME-When we
transition to standard time last week we m
mention of the comparatively few people who w.'
licking
because of the change. Thus w
unsympathetic toward such groups as midnight
squads. In Ocean City the police squad COIHB
Sgt. Andrew j. Cnpezza camo on duty at midnish
Saturday. They worked.for two hours until 2
then worked another hour until 2 a.m! In
putting in night hours of police duty they wirejm
to put in nine. This, because of an act of Congnsif
United States. It seems to us that Sgt. Capezzi *
men, and other people in the same predicamint»
be paid overtime. The only question in our rmndV
should do the paying? Should it be the City?Sh'
be the Congress? Of course, if Sgt, Capcza'i"»
happens to be on duty starting at midnight on it
Sunday in April, 1970, it will only work seven'
instead of eight. Things seldom work out so i
however, and the chances are that another squads
on duty to profit by the return of daylight
Anyhow, we are sympathetic and we W
somebody should straighten things out for thi
stuck with that extra hour,
* * *
HORSES—Some 20 years ago the then comma,
of Ocean City adopted an ordinance forbidding bag Ua n a.m. . mo
of horses for any purpose within the city limits. •Wp L Sermon tepje,
edict applies as well to donkeys and mules, aiW' ./ m
Outer Sp,
what it was that made the commissioners hate horrf
don't know. Now and again horses have biensniiM
here, including those in the annual hone show,
mention the donkeys used for donkey baseball pa
Even if there wore no law forbidding horses within
confines of Peek's Beach, we doubt if many wouM'
up. There aren't many horses around these days',.
ago there were pony rides for the kids on the beach
milk wagons were powered by horses.We hm
notion why the commissioners adopted the tnti'
ordinance, but there it is. To get horses into Own
now, the city solicitor will have to rule that they
essential for our health, welfare or safety
*
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|3Q a.m. • Holy
iflion
* i
UNITED
JODIST CHURCH
„„'Central nv.
jesWiteoek, Minister
Dunn, Minister of
itlon
W, Admas, Minlgt^F of
Blition
C. Weed, Minister
Jmic
(Thursday) —
p.m. • Boys and Girls
rehearsal _ -
I. • Youth Choir
iOp.m,. Boy Seauu
m. • The Fish
1. * Choir rehearsal
• - Women's
.-""ran executive meeting,
ST. AUauSTINB'S R.C.
I3th st. and Wesley av.
Right Rev. Msgr. Alfred, Jess,
pastor
Daily —
7 and S a_.m. . Masses
* • m .
Saturday —
1 and 8 a.m. - Masses
4:30 to S:3O and 7:30 to
8:30 p.m. • Confessions
* m *
Sunday =
8, i;is, 10:30 a,m. and
noon . Masses
* * *
Holy Days •
. 6:30, 8, 9:30 a.m. and
6:30 p.m. - Masses
* * *
Wednesday —
7 to 7:30 p.m.
Confessions
There are no ; Pastoral
Services
* * *
ST. FRANCES CABRINI R.C,
2nd St, and Atlantic Ave,
Riv, William P. MeCorristan
Paston
Daily—
Saturdays
7 !i 0 I II H : ,1 0
p.m.
=tM " w
memories of the last one to fade, and.no^ ^
how long that takes," says Mr. Galbraith
cheerful note anyhow, because the M
started in October, 1929 isn't forgotten.
m- - Bible Club.
"sir rehearsal, girls
nnt through third
ALL HALLOWS-Here we are ^
market crashes and horses and Easternj
when wo ought to be talking about M"
don't propose to get drqssed up this ye«
from house to house playing tricks « i 0 " 1
a sorry thing, but w&just feel too elderly i-^
anymore. Anybody who is intoieltca » , y ,|
sheet we used for our shost coiitume may ""
office.
ST. JOSEPH'S R.C.
Shore rd. and Harbor la.
Msp. Edward O'Connor,
pastor
Daily-'
7 and 8 a.m. = Maiises
7:30 to H p.m. • Confessions
* * *
Saturday —
All Saints Day . Sunday
schedule of Masses
1:30 to 5:30 and 7:30 to 9
p.m. - Confessions
s s *
Sunday —
7:*lfi. 9. 1O;1B, 11:30 a.m.
Sunday —
9:45 a.m. - Church School
11 a.m. = Morning Worship
6:lBp.m.-BYF
7:30 p.m. . Evening Service
* * * •
Tuesday —
8 p;m. • Semper Pidelis
Class meeting
8 p.m. = Board of Trustees
meeting
* * #
Wednesday —
7:30 p.m, - Prayer meeting
:
* * *
OUR LADY OF SORROWS
R.C,
Wabash and Poplar aves.
Rev, Vincent Ferrers.
pastor
Daily-
7 and 8 a.m-, . Masses
* * *
SATURDAY -
4 to 8 and 7 to 8:30 p.m, -
Where
Do I Turn
for
Guidance?
Liifin this •Sunday to -the Christian
Science Radio Serin for some
interesting insights on this question.
In thif area I! j s heard
wm.T ISM k.e, 9 a.m
WMID 1340 k,e, 9:18 a.m.
NOBODY
LOVES
Mark mt ill the middle oj lilt hoipital umrd,
hakhtg scared and lonely. All around, oth^r ba&es
were being hugged and cooed at by their vititart.
He eeutdn't know we'd stopped to get Mi eletltti
and that today he'd be going home. His iliideriiand*
ing of the Muation Wat limited. But then lie law Ul,
and he laughed and held out his arnit, Imiilhitwm
and fear forgotten.
Sometimes life makes us feel last and toilet
Perhaps a business fails, a son fl unreliable, a Hi
job overwhelms or a loved one's gone. When we can't I
>te our way, where call we 111111?
God is our Comforter, Whatever mir prebh
there is guidance and help in His ward*
Your church is the best place to learn understandingrpfiQod
and your}ielf,jrhii
understandinff is. the key to the j
abundant life that it Him pnm<
^CFifJiu
CHIBIBLE SPEAKS
TO YOU
Smile
10 ii.m. - Church Sclionl
with ct.:! t .r.i'ti fur :i!l ;t^r.H
I 1 ii.m. - Miiniini; Wnn-hip
H:;i0
p.m. - KiMlinr Choir
rehenrsn! . 'Fuesdiiy—
H p.m,"BYPU
A p.m. Interiiledhiie Chnir
rehenr?.al
* * *
SH1LOH BAPTIST CHUHCH
7th St, and Simpson Ave,
Rev. Nicholas Tute, Pastor
Sunday—
10 a.m.-Sunday Hehoo!
II n.m.—MorninR Worship
H:;iO p,m,'Eveniii(i Service
Tuesdays
H p'.in.^TriisliM' mrelinR
Wednesday—
7 p.m,—Youth nii'i-tinl! •
- 8 p.m.-Pravr moctins
• '* j
FAITH BIBLE CHURCH
111 8th st.
Standing for God and
Country
Rev^ John D. Qrecnleaf,
pastor ' .
and 8 p.m. • Masses
* * *
Monday —
4 p.m. - Religious
instruction for first to eighth
graders
7 p.m. . - Religious
instruction for ninth to 12th
graders
Tuesday —
8 p.m.
Society
Rosary
Altar
CHRIST EPISCOPAL
167 Shore rd.
REv. Adolph Wm. Kahl. B.D.,
viear
Today (Thursday) —
7 p.m. • Junior Choir
rehearsal
* * *
Tomorrow (Driday) ~-
7:45 p.m. - Senior Choir
Behind the Scent
At our estabilshniint "fun.
era! service" begini with the
initial vist or telephone caU.
A tragic event his taken
place which demands dignity
and respect in all Its aspeoti
from that moment which encompasses
more than wiE
meet the eye of friends and
relatives who will see only , ^ ^ ^ M M
the carefully prepared remains and the final
ceremony, Carelessnesi, unfeeling disregard of
sensibilities, backroom
shoddiness are thines
wmen can only Be eliminated By personnel witn
a sense of miision and a high regard for human
dignity—we cannot be like actori who only
sparkle when the camera is on them.
Chester j. Wimberg
funmral Home
pour GanerJiflent ef Funeral Service fa All
201 AIIURY AVf. DIAL
Sunday
2 14-37
j
Jsrifhiah
•4.1.10
£«, v,, sh, ties i
This Ssries 1$ Being Published
Undm the Sponsorship of
the'following
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NATIONAL BANK
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830 Watt Ave, Dial 399.7277
CAREY'S
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15th A Boardwalk Dial 399-0178
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OCEAN CITY
WATIR SERVICE COMPANY
2iq,T«nrh Srreat Dial 3994423
OCEAN CITY HOME
SAVINGS & LOAN ASSN.
1001 Asbury Av.nuo Dial 3*9-0012
HOWARD S STAINTON
810 Anbury Av.. Dial SfMIH
SiASHORi LAUNDRY CO., Ine,
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: • *
PAGI 4 SICTION THE QGIAN CITY SENTINBL-LfDGIR
Bishop VanDuier
at Christ Church
SOMERS POINT Thi-
RlRht Rev Albert W. Van
•< Duzer. Bishop Surl'frsiMn of
the Episcopal Diocrsc nf Nrw
Jersey, will make his nniiu.il
visiUlitin tti Christ Church ;ind
will administer thi- S;n;r,mH'iu.il
Rite_ of Holy Confirmation .«
the a am, ss'rvice.
Bishop Van DuriT will
preach at both Iho 9 .iinl 1 I
a.m. sorrier.. The Hov. Adolpli
William Kahl, vicar, will
present the ehixz for
confirmation at ilie si a.m.
service and will be cehbrimt JI
the Holy Communion service
ot 11 a.m.
Fallowlris; the sorvices (hire
will bo a luncheon honoring
Bishop Van Du?er at Daniel's
Restaurant, This luncheon has
become a tradition at Christ
Church.
Visit Your Beauty
This Week
HELEN BEAUTY SALON
ITH STREET and CENTRAL AVENUE
P»rm«nenf Waving; Hair Tinting
DIAL 3W-093S
PropriBtOF MARY WISH
OPD* YEAR ROUND
— iEAUTY SALON _ ;
12? Aibui-y Ave, Ph. 3f9.31?§
ANN and JOHN MANN I
Open Thursday Evtmngi
Fr»* Pirking on Witt AWM
CERRUT!
Beauty Shoppe
OUE 3Sth YEAR
••Aury euLTUM
IN ALL • RANCHM
lOlf Wtit Av», Dial aff.l3M
Rev. McAfee guest minister
at the Presbyterian Church
The lt.-v. WtlliLim 11, Allen,
p.isior of Ihe First Prcsbyleri.in
Church or Oeeaii City,
.mnoiiiHi's ih,it Rev. Raymond
Mc.^fe,. will be the quest
rnintsli-r oil Sunday, at 11 a.m.
Rev. MrAfee was born in
Chesti'r, Pa,, and educated at
the local schools there. He
holds a Li,A, I'runl Wheaton
tVMiTJf (Illinois) and" a U.D.
from Northern liaptist
Seminiiry and bus lor the past
= a years been associated with
the Christian Missionary,
Alliance, one of the country's
largest missionary societies.
While liviim in ChieiHjo,' lie
was the pupil of John Dwight
Sample, [listinjiuished teacher
and tenor who debuted with
Tosealini at the framed LaScalu
and of the Blanche Branehe,
For IB years he was the
Parlor
HOUSI OP B1AUTY,
616 Aib7ry Av.,, 3?f.§621
•LVINA M, MUSKITT, Syllit
flAUTY
SERVICE
TI "M n i
"YOUR DOORWAY TO L0VELIN1S1"
HILDEGARD'S
= BEAUTY SALON —
COMPLITTS BEAUTY SIRVTCES
1710 Asbury Ave. Dill 399-5035
EVENING AFFOINTftffiNTS
STEDEM'S BEAUTY SHOP
• •
Under fh« P«r»onal iuparviiien
of MRS. LAURENCE I. STIDIM
1520 Ashmy Avfinui Dial 39M575
Kara-Lyn Hairstylists
COMPLETE WIO fHRVICB
HAIR SHAPING BY MR, MAC
OPIN MONDAYS 399^333
Palmer f hopping Cenfar - 16fh & Haven
LInweod Salon 927-6564
NATIONAL HAIRDRESSERS ASIN,
Dorothy's
231 Waif Av«. Ph. 3?»-4319
Opsfi Yeip Round; Clowd Monday
1 ._ Call TeJ«y IBF*PI
DOROTHY COX—PntiMiMer
Ro Boswell's
Beauty Salon
Wash and Weai ^igs
Spteiaiiilng in Permanent Wavei
754 Atbury Ay«, Dial 39*1141
(Acroti from Murphy-. I ft It)
WISJ • WIG ilRVICB • WIS RBNTALS
COMPLETE HAIR STYLING
Corner of 4fh Si Asbury
OCEAN CITY, N. J, 08226
Ownarc.: Bioflo qsorgs & Mm Phonn 399.1530
miiiiKliT of imisii-Yiir Dr. A. W.
Tuwr, mill diirinsi pail of th.it
Lirnt- sva* iiii iiHHtHuir^r >m
Kluliim WMBI. Chir:ii!i
I'vi'iiiiij; scivico nt T:;U) p.m.
Mr, Hurrinultin stTVrd us
vit;u=|iri^icliMH and irt'nHiiri'r *11'
tht! riiiliuli-lphiii Culli-ui' ,.l Ih.'
Bible. lie liiiJi I'iirriwl on ,111
, extensive Bible tiwhini; anil
priiiirliiiijj ministry in lhi>
The Hi'v. Mr. Allfii hiis lii'i'ii
iiiviti'cl in hold ii I'lvnehim;
MM?miH in tlii- liiMt'rk'
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PrtBior David Wright
imiHiuiiei'S a week of spi murnin^ at 11
_ Clock
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1 1 a.m. • Family Bible Hour
7:30 p.m. - Gospel Service
8:4B p.m,
Wednesday
Girls' Class
SEAVILLE*UNIT!;D
METHODIST
Rev, Walter Sawn,
pastor
Today (Thursday)
H p,ni, = Choir reheursiil
banquet, and music and
lrave!ti|rue by the Maeaulays.
Tuesday nijjht, November i,
at 7:30 p.m. is StaB Nito for
men only, in the Fellowship
Auditorium nnd will feature a
travelog and music by the
Maeaulays,. and dessert
THURSDAY. QCTn, m.
"id Mr
7ull,ir
•vt-ninj. mrttinp
tn r\unr nuiSi
'30pm '
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Pat Mnenuiay, is a tnlcnted, miii "mJl' Cai "" V ~
W>* sprakcr, rf f I
versatile rniisieinn who plays Puittirs " and"•••
_ piano, organ, accordion, MX urea thi
vibrahnrp, musical bolls. Mr
ia.-h month fo,,,
I'urU rally , '
in the FPIID,,
tif Ocian Cil.
Sunday \
10.J0 a.m. Schiireh School banquet,
7:30 p.m. p • Kveninl! Worship The dessert banquet
* * *
Wediii.«diiy
arrangements g are in charge g uf
H p.m. • Women's Society of Mr, and Mrs. Earl Stoltzfus,
Christian Service
CORB1N CITY
BAPTIST
Main St., Corhiii City
Rev, Marry F- Fiiideison,
pastor
Sunday==
9 r4 0 «rm-"^Ch'uTch~Ssh"i,)Ol~
H a.m. - Morninn Wnrship
7:30 p,ni. - Sunday Evening
Gospel Hour
* * *
Wednesdriy-
10 :i=ni, to nuon , Fellowship .
Hour and Bible Study
j^:30 p.m. = Cht.ijr rehearsal
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ceilings a "block look
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Hilir ummt r vi itt,r, wiLh Hull. Hours ore D;3U a.m. to 9
' ., ' " A M r l l l | ' I' "»' Mr mil P.m.
p
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" C h l f l 1 M " r r l ll Mhr T h e r ( ! w i N b e
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booths with
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l"»'%Pl Christma., pifts, Christmas
il i ih I nili II deeorations, baked BOods,
p r i. iu n II H' Yule Bazaai set white elephant and a fish pond
i , V far the children.
II,. i , , , by Turtity women Luncheon will be served at
.. il i ,t I. , l ».. mid-day and hot dogs will bo
, ' , , , r '"*d I, I MAKMURA-rh. Woman. available at all times.
, , | " '" r , 1L "' " ld S...,._n .,1 tl,r, tin, Htrv.t. of „ Mrs. George Bailey is
nl in mm (h, Trm, u u n,t,d Mttliad, t presideiii of the group. All
^ n t.i md rimrili Mdimm i i prtpjnns active members have been
,, iniiiir!. |,, r a \n Ilu il rim Ima assigned to a booth and are
M il | |, .mi i,i i imii, , r, " " " r II '
to hl hlld
" n cooperatinpi to make this event
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STORM DOORS and STORM WINDOWS
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WHITE ALUMINUM DOOR
159 95
WHITE CARRIAGE DOOR
169 ?5
WHITE COLONIAL DOOR
$69,95
All doors arc eomplufe with piano-type hinio
n^ nrcno swi:-p wind check chain lock set
nd clasrr No exfra charge fpr dssrs wp fe
1'i35 COMPLETELY INSTALLED
HlAi 190 1941
VIHf. OJT-I^tl
MILL FINISH WINDOWS
Triplo Track 1 Gl.iss and
elsewhere at $19.95
S for $77.50.
ANODIZED WINDOWS
Trielo Track Wool Pile
Weather Stripping, Sold
Blsewhero at $20.95
S for $82.50.
WHIT1 STORM WINDOWS
Bakud en Wh.te. Finish,
Compare rlsowhere
at S21 SS.
i for fS7,S0.
FOH FREE
HOME DEMONSTRATION
ESTIMATE and
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MEASURING
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INSTALLATION
BAKER'S ALUMINUM PRODUCTS
_ 12« WEST AVENUE. OCEAN CITY - -
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J 'Otn times werp WtJttr hedtcrf; and plec+rle rangei and ovens
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PAGF "nof." S606
Vlliintlc :w.. Allcnilic Uhx.
parlj
by I'll- biiiltltfiij fund
fumiiiillrt under the
c ha 1 mums
Proceod
In nii.incii the renovritioil of
ill,, church which ACT recently
(lurch.isi-d ;il .liickioii rnid Fii.ie
ives, ill Xorlhfieki
' in\iltti t
the inn ;ind
huildinc cummittcc
under ihi. eh;iirni:inship of ilirii
iioyd i; cfinveniiiij the church
,ii!ti ;i modorn pi.iyhon».' where
LIU' snmp will .»-:i|;f plays,
lulld MILS, iilnnise mid hold
Chn-.ti
Albe
your rooms will have
SPANISH GREEN 4' x 8'
PRiFINl
ALL
PANEUNG?
S 3.99 Pan
PRIFINIIHID PECAN . WALNUT - WHITE PICAN
THE OtE-tN Uil
JEL.4.RDGIHR
Young people's art
is more creative
IT'S
V..11111: I'.'iipli-'s Ari nl the i-xpcrii'iici- tiliil develops .,
Ciiiiui.ii Alls Ci-iitcr »!' Oci-nn Kri-nli-r iiiiiiorstnmlinj; Tur Lh,.
liiiii,; 111011' crt'.Tlivi' "I'd"if on-iilivi' nrlist.
Mlls
I-|;IK.-.I'S Ink! 011 Tlii-ic. is no (4riulim! ,,r
, ., in! •ciirivnl CMilipi-liliiin for till, you (i ,,rt
i chilli ail 111 1 lit- sluili'llt, Which , nllows f(,r
Kri>ill,.r cri'utivity. Art is Ii ijclr
'I'll ymilli! ntmliMil is I'iijiiyiiH'iil 11a well (is Uiiininjj
.liiiiiluci-il In iiiiiiiy w.iy: i.l 'li/i'pc-i-|ii>rcp|itiiiii (,i all ii(.pi'cls
n.iLiiiu .1 ijituiiii nr ,1 I'lM'iiiinc uf lift! iiiitl corri'lnli'K wifh it 11
ii-civ- Wlii-n Ihi' w.'iitlui is Mlbji'cls.
i!i,'i>,ihli', ! 111 • liasscs (jo In I he Visilors ;ir invili'd to sue
In ml in ixplorr mnl tin' yiiiiiiu .studvliLs durinn
,r t,i I, •.u-ii ,if hNdiii.s. i,i B.-itiirdny morning CIIIMOH nt the
ink I111111!, .mil I|);H>I>, lijilil Kuliiiriil Arts t'cmtpr in Ocean
ili.w. Il li.'ips them tu til-y- HnuiKtniii.iii is still hpinc
hrconi,' iiuiiii- of thiMr ir neci'pti'd.
lit in I hi Ip cl tile [i Thi- fivi- to .unlit year olds
n iti\ 11% ti \\ ird :in> under till 1 ilistrucluin of
Ann Ullrich. Thr nine to 10
I I I Ilii i ! i 1
your ollls arc iiistriictocl by Pat
| I i I ill M I 11 Ittll |
i mi I Hi t id ill
Wilt. Tin- Stairway Ouliurii's
I I11 ll III I ill I .ire iipi'ii to tin- public without
charge, Tuesdiiys throuqli
ill ! Il I Mil till
"iHntluys. 10 u.in. to 1 p.in,.
Hi 111 I II I till I |1
ll |i iiiiil on Wednesday jiveniiiijs, 7
Illen-il to •" 10 p.m.
or I'mElier
thif
Lazar
STOP IN OR PHONI 399-303;.
Ubl YOUR CAR SIT ""
FOR THE WINTeR
OCEAN CITY ESSO
9th Sfreal andBoyAvsiiwI
STATION WITH IXPIWIttpl
TOPS IN PRODUCTS «i S f '
OCTOBIB 30, 1969
YBSTBRDAYS
can bo sure you're
fM old if you discover
tit saying "1 remember
more often than
,l', new?" Herald,
l
Mr. and , Mrs. Louis'
Strohrnelz, St., lormerly ill
spi'nd thl! wintur mtintlis with
thi'ir duuirhttT, Mrs. Prank
Hoddonfieid ;md now niaklnff
•Johnson, and bet family al 184
thoir home in this city, will
E. AtliiliLic blvd,
coietarlili' ihcir nOth weddinj;
anniversary Sulurdiiy at the
Thosi. ntttTidinq thtcelebration
Saturday will be
Ourinan Kilchiiii m (jherry Hill-
Mr, Slruhmol/, is Past Mustnr
the honort-fs' children, Robert
of Univorsal Lod|4i; V and AM
of Cjimden, Mni. Jane Johnson
and (las servei, us the LodKe
or this city, Mrs. Marion
Chaplain Air,the piiat 2h yuurs.
Duniin of Jacksonville, Fla.,
Ho also is Past Patron of
Ijouls of Lake Hiawatha, Carol
HaddonriHd Chapter Order of
Ann of Levlttown, Pa., and
Eastern Star anil is president of
jirandchildrvn, Dolores, Diane,
the Men's Bible Class at the
Erie, Robert, Peter Mark and
Haddonfieit] United Methodist
Pricilla Johnson of this city
Church.
and Louis Strchmetz, 3rd, of
Mr. and Mi-s. Rtrohrneiz Lakt ! Hiawatha.
THE OCEAN CITY SiNTINILLfcDUbK
BopHst Church holds
annual Fall dmrmf
Two hundred fifty persons
attended the Annual Pall
Dinner of Ocoan City Baptist
Church held in the Fellowship
Auditorium. Pastor David
Wright w m master of
ceremonies.
Chairman of the Board W
Allen EndieoU and Rev. Jam
Hutch Inson led in prayer
testimonies were civen by Miss
Kay Baxter. Miss Deborah
Showers. and Mrs. Shirley
shoemaker,
• Miss BuKter is ii miKsioimry
'« rhailalid, on furlouMh. Mim
Snosers IH joinin(i the staff of
Campus Crusade for Christ
International in San
Bornardmo, Cal. She attended
Ocean yiiy gradv Hchuo|S- and
IJ a Ifraduate of Mainland
RcBlonal High School, and Uob
Jones University. Mrs.
WHiemalier is a missionary to
Haiti, on furlough-
Pastor Wright led in sinijinn
"T choruses and hymns with
Mrs. David WriMht
pianist-uccompanist.
Speaker of the eveninR was
Rev. Herbert Shoemaker
missionary to Haiti, supported
Pii u- U "" li c » m mi»»!on
Fijllowsh^p, Inc., of Ocean City
Baptist. Rev. Shoemaker spoke
9" "20-20 Vision and
Mission".
The dinner was a covered
dish, family style, with
arrailfipmc-nts in charBe of Mrs.
Mildred Chew and the board of
dCBCOIli.-Mi.-a.
It u ffreat man strugijlin(T with
misfortunes is a noble
object, a litlle man that
despises them is no
contemptible one.
William Cowper,
Conservafion
Chamber topic
MARMORA - 'I'hi. Upper
Township Cli.iiinbi.r of
Commerce met rreenily nl the
Marmora Fire IltHisr. and was
served* a ham dinner hy the
ladies auxiliary.
Pollowilif! the dinner, Jnck
Newman, program t/hairnian,
inlriKlUL'ecl Duvi 1 Hutherforij of
the Uape May Cininty Planning
Board. He showed the
members n film tilled "Sea
Fever" which %%MIS made in
Cape May County, The film
showed the i>tiod points of
tourism and niso sume of the
bad points. Rutherford said
that "not loo many mistakes
have bt.t.n made in Upper
Township." He spoke in
reforence to the open space in
the township u ii d that the
community should "plan now
While you still have il," He is
iiuninst usitnj meadowlands for
development since the
meadowlund is nei-di-d fur fish
and wildlife mid fishinj; ii one
of the sports LhuL briny tourists
to our area. OIK' third of the
SQUAD PRESENTED CHECK
COUSIN CITY—Mcmburs of
the Upper Township Rescue
Squad and Auxiliary met at 4
Y's Restauranl recently for
dinner. Following dinner door
prizes were awarded. The
president of the auxiliary, Mrs.
John Lorenzo, presented the
sfluad president, Charles Webb,
Jr., a check in the amount oT
S900 which represented what
the ladles had raised in the past
year to help the rescue squad.
county in nleadowiand should
he kept open space. "Open
space here provideji (freilt
potential," he said of Upper
Township.
Newman, reporting on the
amplifier system, said he can
obtain one with portable
podium, amplifier, speaker and
rnieraphone for about- SlfiO.
He was authorised to do thin-
Mrs. Newell Reichert
announced that the Ocean City
Kiwanis Club is sponsorillji a
travel film program and that
season passes to view these
films are available. They are
very interesting and each film
is accompanied by a speaker
who is familiar with the
country. The next film is on
Switzerland at the Ocean City
Hi|jh School, at HrlS p.m. on
the second Wednesday of
November. Other films will be
OFFICE
EQUIPMENT
ihown on the second
Wtihit diy laniiiiry through
M i\
UI'PKU ITA MEKTINO
MAHMOKA—There will bo a
trieetin,; of the Executive
Coinmitlee of the Upper
Township School it was
announced by PTA President
Mrs, William Hnineo. It will be
In Id 1 u, div ii I to p in. at
thi 1 school
RliAF, NICE
Mike: "This is a jfreat
fountry, I'at.
Pat: "IIOW'K that?'
Mil t Sun th p iper fiez
yez can buy a foive dollar
money order for eight
tint-.
TYPEWRITERS
OFFICE MACHINERY
MIMEOGRAPH . DUPLiCATORS
ADDING MACHINES
SUPPUiS
COMPLITI UNI OP SCHOOL SUPPLIf S
FREE PARKDJG NEXT TO STORE
SCHIFF-CHARNEY
1S07.O# Atlantic Aye,,
Atlantic City, N. j,
34M2I1
PAQE 7 — SECTION TWO'
What would great-grand*
mother think if she came
back and saw nil these
rqndyprepaqd frozen meali?
TWI-NIGHTER
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brigHt ts nighMihe dark.
• Protect valuabre furnishings
from damaging
sun rays,
• Choose from 23 lovely
colors and patterns to
mix or match your room
deeer,
• Enjoy long service,
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1248 WIST AVENUE
DIAL W 5140
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TOPAZ ELM 4' x 8' . . . S 9,95 to
BOURBON HICKORY 4' x 8'
SHOEMAKER LUMBER
S 11.98 Fs
1200 WEST AVINUE. DIAL 399=0!
* C'l'EN •TIL J I', M nx SATli']
BALANCE
Savings Received by fho
10th of the Month Earn
from the First of the Mer^h
No Minimum Balance
All Savings Aeeounti E-h TV.-.
Each Trafliaefien Recorder) .r
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warm up to
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Hat Water H
That Cuts
ff
Costs
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There's a
beautiful new room
In every can...
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PHONiS
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Property evaluations
tax exempt ratio up
The ;,»u,.uu,.,l ...J if ' • tiix
.exempt liroperty in New Jersey
rose more than SI0O milliun
this year to totiil almost SS.9
Ijillion, Taxable assessi/d
valuatiuns increased more than
$2 billion tu ii new hii'h of
S32.6 billion.
The figures are listed in the
1969 edition of "Financial
Statistics of New Jersey Local
0 o V e r n rii e n t .' 7 a n n u a 1
eompendium published by the
New Jersey Taxpayers
Association. The 62.pa(tc
booklet presents detailed tax,
spending and related
governmental data for cneh
county, municipality and
school district in the State,
Net valuations taxable this
•?5 billion over
5S.HK6. 531, GIB
valuation placed upon Uix
exempt property this year is
slmhtly more than 151 billion
hijjhcr than the lUCn total.
The proporliou of exempt
property to total valuations
this year is in,,'! percent ;is
compared till 15,2 percent in
1088 and 11.0 percent in
rtatios of exempt property
iimiini; thi! counties this year
rang* from 9,3 percent in Capo
May County to 35.4 percent in ,
Mereer County.
In Cape May County exempt
'property this year Is valued at
888,627,610, or 6,3 percent of
all Uixable and exempt
property. Net valuations
taxable tstal 8670,165,866 in
1969, an increase ef
819,018,982 compared with
1S68.
Problems created by tax
exernption.s currently are under
9Ludy by two State legislative
commissions, one coneefned
with the in.pact of publie
property; the other with tax
exempt private property of
charitable, educational,
religious, philanthropic and
cemetery institutions, A report
on the latter phase is expected
by the end of the current
SEEMS SO!
Even a WODdpeeker owes his
success to the fact that he uses
his head.
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g — SICTION TWO
Alumnae sets
dinner dance
The Immaeuiata College
Alumnae Association will hold
its nnnual dinner dance, tho
Amethyst Bull, Saturday,
November 22, at the Barclay
Hotel, Philodclphin, Mrs,
Qcorne J, Zeller of Villanova,
Pa., and Uiis city, and Mrs,
John F, MeDermott of Si,
Davids, Pn,, are co-chairmen of
the .black tie Rula which will
benefit the 1070 Imraaculntii
Jubilee Fund.
Cocktails and reception will
begin nt 0:30 p.m. and dinner
will be served at 8 p.m.
followed by dancing. All South
Jersey alumnae are asked for
their support on the
Association's social event of
the year
Following thtf pattern set by
the '68 ball. Amethyst Ball
again will have a goal
other than providing a social
evening for everyone. Proceeds
from this dance join those
from 1968 as a Jubilee gift to
be presented to the college In
1970. Following this aim" the
general alumnae again will be
offered the choice of being a
sponsor or o patron. All gifts
are tax deductible.
If you go hunting this fail,
try to came home without
getting shot, or shooting your
companion.
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brings back
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See Caraveile's new "10's"
collection ... the up-to^tha.
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watches. Long, lean beauties
with jet black numerals, snow
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chairman i f thi 4meth\ t Ball i f icenter) is president of the Association
Immaeulatj COHL^I
and Mrs. John F. McDermott of St.
Associatnir hold urn r 1 thi main Davids, Pa., (right J is co-chairman of the
prizes to he iv> ird d Ktm mbir 11 it thi dinner dance
"~_ BALL COMMITTEE - Mr
Zeller of \ ilUnova Pa arid
Woodbine horse show
winners are posted
The Hidden Acres Riding
Club of Woodbine staged iU
annual All-Western Horse Show
Sundlay at the club
=three .horses
Trophies and
awarded first
Hiddun A
n bouth
and ribbons v,
third and
during the yea
presented the i
the most p
at t
dinner s
22.
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IMMIDIAT1
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SATISFACTION
eU*H*NTEIB
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?nt tii
fourth
Hnrst me n c
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t puinfi
i tn_ph\ i
* hi! culh rt%
Good,
halter; Hahn
M.,
in the r ulass; Sharon
Reitmeyer of Linwood on
Black Jack, second place in the
keyhole race, fourth place in
junior horsemanship and
fourth place in junior pole
bending; Karen Brown from
Tuckahoe on Scooter, fourth
place in unrcgulation halter;
and Irene Noble from Palermo
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on i'i It, fourth place in
ladies horsenianship.
Fir it prize winners
Mary Terres, Swede. 4
pony halter; Knlhy
Hal em ;potted horse and
Apale: halter: Doris Langfeld'
ot Laurel Springs, reirulatinn
bake i Bill Rahn." Oct"in View,
unreijulatiim lialti-ri Cindy
Howell, Capo Mav rmw
Housr-, p
Kapiu. Sewell
Lloyd Jerried
Tracy Maun.
Charles J
liorseniariship:
Sewell. s,
horsemanship
Dover. Del.,
horsemanship
lc
juiiiur
li
Bailej
men's
Tracy
unship;
eton.
pony horsei
Uhland, Bri
K i
class; Bob Simpson and Doris ""
LanBfell, pair class
Vicky Khi-nn.-irri hpfird
im
d:i
MiMville,
i mini ind rlj_. Ju, "or: Karen
Uhland BnJ command av;
e , t n
rU» tninr Trj 'y Maun, "'
r imrnjriil ( l± jJC ny. Karen
mi
Uhljnd, Bnd(.i tun baru back '}\
heir . m in hip Bilh Harlman, ^' J
pun' dnnni. Jimmy Williams.
V mi] inrl ?;i % Huh- face; Palt
Li nil in Ph
jntiil '-, junio
ptili bi ndini,
Iimm
•.•ni >r p,,l,
Williams
. nrlin
h
•'-: Viek\
t jrl
I i,h
is serving
aboard infapprisn
( i 0 J s o i rid n i j US!
ENTERPHIHK (FlIT N'C) Oct
2 1- P h o t „ V r „
IiHi-llijtnnei-man First LI
Ilaymond Shourds, USN t
of Mrs, Martha Hhiiurds
3i)l:j West av,. and hushand
the former Miss Helen J Bar
of Norfolk, Va., is
servinu
aboard the nuali ar-powtTed
aircraft earrler USS Enterprise
at.Newport News. V
The Enterprise
liirg.-st warship, is
underijoing ail
overliaul at New].
Durinj; this overhau
eight nuclear corps
('placed. The new
have a life of more than ten
Enterprise returned to
U,h. following Its fourth -
-Ui-th- Qulf
coast of Vietnam.
l^gh Has Landed
film is available
Chi.
an n
Cl.Ii
Has Lnn
NASA col
•11 mui.n •
through hi
S:: n d m
fratiTiial,
thu
THE OCEAN CITY SINTINIULEDGIR THURSDAY,
ASHI> .'G_TON, DC-Rep.
les W .Sandman. Jr. has
• untvd that a ;Ju-niiliutientitled
"Thu Eagle
:«i", thu oiTicial
r film (if tin- Apollo
alk, is now available
u 1
t 1
ill,.
H
enllinij the
ue in Capo
I in.: »i ndi i ei 492 or in
n I 202 I 2S.S572.
Th )-minute Ions film
'•asiire;
th
o^he
ill nii-ir Neil Arnistr nrst
nnelly, .-top
Inn
ladi uj, ::CtiVi < on the muin with
Maull, •Mini .istrunaut Edward
Akin md the sufe
home 1 in vivid color
Suson
marks
iifficull-tn-obt
in at
th
Marim McClain
first birthday
Mari...
MeClain,
first
pink
d II ilun d hiil
birthil .
id
i In in Bo
Tiinirn in
II, ni i mi
\iilc II i It,
Hid Tunnu
Nf
.ill
l n, M
Di\l, i_|,,
Ml t Inn
Mi> th irl,
Jim, Gil,
krob, nh, r[^,
UiM, I,,, M LI,
t h i f,u, t , i
(.odmothi r Mr J
Siiiilmj! g,lt |,u
itt, nd v, r, Drnm
Lvnn Pul Li a Fl
Tionore iicllnoth,
1" i|illin, Biril
Piilladelphia? camd
New York? Atlantic
GO PS BUS!AUo diiect
were Bill
i!y:, Point,
ie Ann
. Sorners
iind Lisa
Jimmy,
V, Dawn,
Jiakley,
Tommy
all of this
Oleeson,
|.-y. Mrs.
f-,. Robert
"i. Tony
'Jolly and
honor's
an Wilson,
unable to
arid Terri
ill, Crystal
service 16 Sea Isle C'itf,
ATalon, Slone Ilarbyf, WUdweod
ifld Cape May.
DeparluresanJ information:
Ocean Cliy Terminal, 5*h and '
AllMiic Ave, JMij. |2i)5. p.R.S.L
Tefniinil, lOih and llayen Su,
J»I1«!
Ami nboul our new I
a*frai Service for quick u...»,
PWK.IC itHVlCE TKAHirOWt
iir,
Toastmistress Club tours
Pacific islands via film
SOMERS POINT
Members of Mainland
Tonstniistress Club were taken
on a "trip" to Micronesia ni
the dinner meeting held last
week in Daniel's Restaurant.
Mrs. Kay Kohler, former
president of tho KwnjiiliMli
Toastmistress Club in the
Marshall Islands, led the
women on the tour via slid
she llilcl liiken while living
there.
The spoiiker opened by
exrjlnininj; that MIeroni>sl;i is
one of three main divisions of
the Pacific Islands nnd includes
the Carolines, Marshull,
Marianas and Uilbert Islands.
Uppei PTA mom bars
at state meeting
MARMORA - The Stall-
Parent-Teachi-rs AsNoeiatiun
convi'ntlim which reeenily mi-1
ill the Tniyniore Hotel in
Allantic City was atU-nrii-d by
several people (if Upper
Township.
Local PTA president Mrs.
William Hiiiiies, Mrs. Lloriel
Faiisler, Mrs, Jack Newman,
Mrs. John May anil Mrs. Jaliies
Mri rr in a t ! v n dt'd us
representatives uf Upper
Township liliiiH-iHiiry Heliiuil,
Mrs. .liihn May is chuirman
of u nienibership drivi- whicli is
now undiTway.
Edueatiun Chairnuni, Mrs.
Jnek Newman, amiiuinci'il tli.il
a science fair will he held
d u r i n jj parent • teauh ITS
conferenees un November 17
throuBl: UO, It is a scientific
hobby type program which will
be viewed by the children prior
tu showinl; parents during! the
conferences. It is alsu upon to
the public. Kits un tile scit-nciand
creative ereative arts li/viJT vnVTBF"
on s;ile. sale, Miiri> Many Christinas
shopping ideas will be
available.
Firemen fop ladles
in Softball game
MARMORA-The men of
the Marmora Fire Co. were the
victors in the second trame of a
two offli. soltball match this
summer . aKainst the Ladies
Auxiliary. The men scored 16
.. runs and with the help of the
umpire. Hank Schneider, the
ladies made ID runs.
The ladies' team consisted nf
Mrs. George Younfi. Mrs. Gill
Dull, Mrs. William Nelson, Mr.,
Arthur Steelman, Mrs. Brunij
Tropeano, Mrs. John Davis,
Mrs. Conrad Lea and Miss
Karen Kerrisno.
The men had Connie Leu,
Bruno Tropoano, Art
Steolrnan, Georije YounR, Bob
Smith, Eddie Towne, Will Lea
and catching for both sides was
Hank Schneider, Jr.
Base umpires wt f< David
Terwilliqer, Danny and Freddie
Ferrigno. Also assistina was
Ray Snyder and Byron Mercer.
The natives are of Aslrttloid
and Polynesian stock and they
speak Malaysian and
Polynesian.
Of the ;i 1 Coral Islands, the
speaker continued. Kwnjnlein is
the , iniist_ important. The
islands of Bikini aiid Kniwetok
have bee-n testing {-rroiiuds for
atomic and hydrujlen bombs
United Stales servicemen live
on Kwajalein Island in small
hut very modern houses which
are surrounded by shrubs and
beautiful flowers. The im-aii
temperature is H7 and one can
lie on (he beach for one hour
and rise will! a beautiful Uiil.
Mrs. Kohler explained the
little inland is quite modern
and even hus a Macy's. All
elolhinM comes from the
,!Uniled Slates. Natives, from
neirjhborini; islands shop at
Kwajalein and they (jet very
esciled almul tin- American
costumes.
Teilini; tin- other side. Mrs.
Kohler noted life there has n
few Haws. Women are not
allowed In drive ears then-fore
almost every woman rides a
bicycle. There .ire a few who
have not mustered the art of
bieyele ridini; and they must
either walk or ride ill the
paddy waiwn.
Mrs. Kohler returned to the
United States in September
ai'ler speiidini! four years living
in Kwajalein where her
husband was stationed. She
says she is anxious to return to
the coral isles.
Mrs. Thomas Kuys,
president, called on Mrs'
Charles Hule, topic mistress, to
challenge members to jjive
one -minute 'impromptu
speeches on "What Hallowe'en
Special patrols
to haunt vandal's
SOMERS POINT - Special
vandal patrols to assist regular
ptilire diirini! [he Hallowe'en
season has beeii appointed,
P.ilici- Chli r Charles U, Oray
uiiiiiiuni-eii uid.iy
Till v:. i-ri:il patriils,
comprisiiii' nlf duty poMeemen
special iin'irers :,nd cjv|| ,,f,,nse
personmi. ;,,„] i},,; r,.RU|ar
pohre patrols will be under
orders I... keep a special check
on all children uf curlew atje.
Urav said th,. city's curfew
iirdiiiane.i will - bj. strictly
eiil,,io..d. and all children
under the ;iKe of ]U years Will
he re,|i,ired _ li. lie off the
streets by 7 p.m., and all
youngsters of 16 to 19 years
are to he off the streets by li
p.m.
'
Children round loiterinR In
the stpets, or out past the
.iliirfew hour wiliiout jjood
reason, will be picked up and
brought to police headquarters.
PiironlJi are urged to cooperate
in the effort, .
Pranksters caught dama£inB
or destroyiiijj property will be
fully prosecuted. Chief Gray
warned.
Means to Mo."
Mrs. George Wellor, club
representative, reported on the
Harrisburg Council,
The next workshop on
"Lends for Leaders" will he
presented by Mrs. H. V
Hormmisen November 4 and 7
p.m. in Central United
Methodist Church in Llnwood.
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Chief Economist
Njtlon«l Assoeiiition
• ofManufactureni
if you are li hnbitunl
lida watcher, you have
Ejjly boon -looking for
,1, " of the promised
ollng-off" of our economy.
u, recently relonsed
lintii stntisties may
tilflge you to believe that
tine found them. And, for
•« know, that conclusion
Ifbe confirmed six months
" V by intervening
|>rd Predictions that there
iwever, the signals or a f l Wing to be any cooling
Brtlon in the economic
[pfnture ore not as yet loud
j tltir, and they are still
[fund by considerable
.ground noise. We are
Inecd that present fiscal
monetary policies must
p in s ctjollng off, but we
|n8i quite ready to point to
it statistical indicators
iy, "Here it is."
few days before this
in(, the figure on new
j(rl received by
suficturcrs durini! Aupruat
relcisod. This showed a
pofsbout 2 percent below
,level for July. In its story
!lhi! development, The Wall
'Bt Journal, reported the
Ifflfrit of one unidentified
]yil who said, ".. .this is
'-ifieant if it's tho shape
j,,,s, Income."
h have boon turning this
initing remark over in our
• mr since. What it seems
say is that the August
itum in factory orders is
|y significant • unless it
! out to be Insignificant,
from wishing to cast
this kind of
lent, we think it Is the
•pBsible rBoetion'io-thir^
Qlpments now visible in
hWlltieal indicators.
Somewhat earlier, the Index
InduItrjaJ Production - a
I p r e h 0 n s i v e and
nW«nii( now i
Jy-watehcd indicator . also
lid a drop between July
August. In this case the
(UEIL-fffcUIJj [M was less than
.(ffllh's of one percent •
GAS BOILER ply enoujjli to be" regarded
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CHICK THBSI FUTUIB Ji it did follow a year of
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ttm. Again, one is not
Gail iron fsr Iwj life | Baed to go out on a limb
Wlhr+aeNrt, tinwd h (ported by this kind of
for fftattr hHI ihwjlfmfas.
• thorough Inwljttw pn
VBnri heat I t cm
pletelir ilifenuHE, prMM Ft ihoiild remind readers
contrail • u,lly dud
the statistics just cited,
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'34M
ittsnt business indicators,
"adjusted for seasonal." We
lot object to this type of
iffllEiit, It would be oven
Jf! to make sense out of
its if significant changes
wntimialiy confused with
«!• seasonal movements.
til fact remains that the
II of statistical
Jfnt for seasonal swings
fMbutes another element to
arfin for error that is
it in all monthly business
ilH. In particular, we
el that the usual seasonal
may^ be badly
inflationary
this is written, the
merit report on
sptojment for September
M been released. This
in increase in the
. cnt rate to 4,0
t u compared with 3,5
oil month earlier. If you
—•hmi for signs of an ,
J cooling off, this is
•t dramatic evidence so-
_, i too, we have some
|JJf'«tioH8. The
ffiont rate as
i» a seasonally
fipre, adding a
atlon, especially in the
smonths when students
^wand dut of the labor
, The September
| j '" umomployment is
|«IM into question by the
T»»t, •imultanoously, an
""• m the average work
^rred.
•"din reason for
'"I these economic
,*" which seem to signal
•««P«tOd cooling off is
•J«' f o'her indicators
kl at their face
pm to signal thL,
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Bdviineo iMtimates are To^lhT
^ih'^M'r* — ^
in
the third-quarter ih,n
earlier Total personal income
K-nUnues to grow, and hh •
of purchasing power
CJnpltal spending hy
business, both current •,, d
K3 8 S-%vS"a,ouU h
Certain private surveys inriU :
that present plans by BusinS
for acquisition of plans lnd
equipment call for „ U Bud
Nubstantial rise through 0^0
Based on this, we have ev,"i
off ol the economy and Ihe'
boom will be with us to ,i
least another year.
We remain confident t|,,t
the present fiscal and monet^y
|=.jL«Sed-oK
"lati^ary " h ^ ^
=" w^n^r ^ »a
monetary motive power | la ,
h^n cut off. During tlj:
P^s«nt year, the updraft of
innat.onary expectations in the
private economy has been
enough to keep the boom a"
high alUludes. But, like the
Slider, it m u s t c d
eventually, unless a new su^e
of innationary power \,
provided by Hscai u,,d
monetary policy.
We base our expectation of a
downward adjustment in the
economy on these Beneral
principles rather than on any
close reading of statistical
indicators. It is difficult In
predict the timing or the
downturn on this general
reasoning, simply because it is
impossible to say how long the
present psychological updraft
.-which—keeps—irT03rtr~wTir
continue.
Meanwhile, wo should warn
those who prefer lo watch
current statistical indicators
that they are duo for »
irustratlng experience. This i,
not unusual. Economic turnina
points are seldom clearly
visible at the time they occur
Something like six months '
later, when the occurrence of
the turn, has become obvious
you can look back and see in
retrospect the statistics which
signaled |t at the time
Concurrently, you can seldom
separate the false signals rrom
the true ones.
We repeat our words of
wisdom on the subject. Current
statistical movements may be
highly significant for the future
• unless they turn out not to
be.
ARTISANS BANQUET
The 24th annual banquet of
Ocean City Assembly 88
Artisans Order of Mutual
Protection will be held
Saturday at the Linwood
Country Club. Cocktail hour
will be from 8 to 7 p.m. In
addition to the dinner which
will feature roast sirloin of
beef, a combo will provide
music for dancing. All Artisans
are invited to come out and
meet the Most Excellent
officers, Tiekets will be
available at the door.
Mr. mid Mrs. John Vermin,
uf The HoniiMi.';iri, HO") Hlh si
are ct.-|i.br;ilin[! their 07th
wedding iinniviTjiniy tiiduy mid
•will hi: ijinni-r uu,...,!„ ,,f~th,.jr
daughter, Mrs. Unniltl Sti'vilw.
of rio-i E. Si-iispray rd.
Both Mr. and Mr.s. Vcrnon
yre fiirrnnrly frum (jln-siur. PH.,
:iiid iivrd iii tin- 'r^outiy ^f-ctifjii
nf Philiiiiclphin ff*r nniiiy yuar?^.
They hiid spi.rit ihcir smniniTs
h f V - •-•--fM.^fi m years am!
just last month moved intu The
Homestead, a retirement, home.
Mr. Vermin r, a rttin-d
patti-'rri niiiker for tin.' Dodge
Steel Company in I'hihirielphia.
He it, a member 'if Ml. Htirb F
and AM Liidiie ,.( Philadelphia
and was prt'M-ntfd with his
50 year pin hint year. He also is
a infinlMr uf tli., Arliwins and
hold,'; a oO-yi ar pin frum thilt
organlziitiiiii, •t]r». Vermin is a
Cpl, Hartman, with
Marine Air Wing
(20JS0.1GI01J VIFTNA.M
(FHTNC) Ocl. UO-Marine.
Corporal Henry R. ilartmnn,
son of Mr. aild MI-K. Hi'nry R.
Hartman, of iiOOn Simpson ay.,
is serving witli the First Marine
Aircniit Wlnt; in Vietnnm.
The wine •>> Ihi-jirm nf the :
Third Ampliibioiis Forcv 1 in the
Tactical Zone ot South
Vietnam's .five northernmost
provinces. It npi'niles several
hundred nireraft \vhieh include
p H
iiircruft, .
In iffidMion
avlathiii wuppttrt
and Third Mann*' 1
First Mariiif A
suppof=w nthor A
Frot> World iW
Tacjticiil Zone."
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Now Undmr Ownership-Management of
Lf ON CRAMIR . JOSIPH DOUGHERTY
ANTHONY PIPI
THI OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER
m mb r I thi T it- sn\ Liintid
M tin rli t i h in h
rhi L upli ha. tu i
l h i Ir Mr n l thi,,
l^ 1 J in nt \ ^rn n
twn j-randchildr n
at j_rindthildr n
Band Booster Club
at Mainland High
LINWOOP - The Mustangs
Baud Booster Club to support
the activities of the Mainland
Regional High School marching
and concert bunds has been
organistcd.
Arnold Grimes, president.,
said thai the purpose of tho
Boosters is to support the
Mustang Band in its activities
throughout the school year.
Other officers include
Florence Meniichnor, vice
president; Robert Greisinger,. .
treasurer; Ivy Kennedy,
recording secretary, and Nancy
Kindle, corresponding
secretary,
Committeemen, appointed
are Dorothy Sullivan, budget;
Let' Hlcks, ways and means;
Jackie Long, membership; JJd
Mossman, public relations, and
John Dix, constitution and
by-laws.
The next meeting of the
Boosters will be on Monday,
November 10, at 8 p.m. in the
Mainland Itegkina! High School
auditorium, Urimes said the
parents, friends and anyone
else interested in tho music
students, color guard and other
e o n t i n g v n t s of the
organization, are invited to
attend.
Prompt TV Service
STOP LITTLE TROUBLES
Before they become Bio Oneil
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MASONIC CLUB ELECTION
SOMEfiS POINT - Election
of officers for 1970 will take
place at the regular meeting of
the Somers Point Masonic Club
*** mulitl rsliii' ,i«
•STURDY OOODYIAR WELT CONSTRUCTION
• SOFT AND FLiXIBLI FOR YOUNG OROWING
• RITAINS ORIGINAL APPEARANCi LONOER
•RESISTS SCUFFS AND SCRATCHIS
•RIQUIRII LESS POLISHING
PAGE 9 ^ SECTION TWO
Mpndny, November 1O( nt
p.m. In Mac's Restaurant.
A
Following the bu§lne?ss meeting
a program on Joea! wildlife will CLASSIFIED AD
be presented by Frank C&rticr-
Atiantie County Game Warden, BRINGS RESULTS
FOOT TBAITS
SCUFF TOE
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FAMILY SHOE
STORE
921 Aibury Avenue Dial 399-3373
mim s p. M.
Super-Right"
T" nm 9 .,,
Quality
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OR CROSS-CUT
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STEAKS
~ 89 e
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ROUND, SWISS,
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LiAN AND MEATY SPARE RIBS ...... ^ 69 C
BLOCK CHUCK ROASTS IKKffi .... * 59 e
SHANK BIIF IU S u !ffil MT »r , b 58 e «««« b 78 €
QUARTER LOIN PORK CHOPS WiEZ 1 .. *. 67«
FRESH CHICKEN PARTS^H 65 « & b 69 e
ON-COR TURKEY CUTLETS - ... 2^*1.29
PRiSH JUMBO SHRIMP y^#?i" uUN o,, ,. 1.69
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WESTERN
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10 39 C
large
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RED DELICIOUS APPLES 2 29
RUSSIT BAKING POTATOES ,..,,.. 10> 7f
FRfSH CRISP CUCUMBERS ..... 3Za|
FRESH SALAD MIX or COLE SLAW 'i! 2 ^ 39
REPP-U-TATION CIDER 'i.gallon
bottle
5 e SIZi CANDY BARS L^^«...... 24 r 95<
A&P POPPING CORN ... 2P'£. 25^ 2 P^ 23«
WITCH'S BREW * m^^S^SS mm -^3S ,
HAWAIIAN -JK li PUNCH ... ,. 3 j - 95^
A&P APPLE SAUCE OMOE- . 6 b 8 1
BfTTY CROCKIR LAYER CAKE MIXES 3 ^ M
KRAFT MAYONNAISE .....
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WHEATIES CEREAL 3?*!
LIBBY DEEP BROWN BEANS ,, .... 4 ^59-
A&P SLICED CARROTS 2 b 29<
WHITE BREAD •»««&•«»..... 5""*."$ j
MARVIL ANTI-FREEZE ... — 49 £
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FAOI 10 — SICTION TWO
THf OCfAN CITV SiNTINEL-LEDGlR
BILLOWS
Pvbllihed WwNly fey tha PublicaMom Club of
Ocean City High School, Ocun City. N, J.
Mcmbor ot Columbiri Scholaatic Press Asswintinn
Co.Ediiors.In-Chle[—SUSAN KILLK and BONNIK S
Mfinn KiHij Editors—CHItrS SMITH, DEBORAH ifniUCKELL
Feature Ediior—ELLEN BROWN
Busim-ss Etlifors—PAT ASPINWALL
Photography Edltm—CAJIOL HILTON
Pholouraphrr-ErJ WILLSCW
Adviior—William E, Kumherger
VOL, XXXIi OCEAN CITY, N.J., THUR5,, OCT. U, 1»« No, 7
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Letter to
editor
Tin- letter yin* received
by thi" Billuws in
appreciation for the
u*prry,ion>, uf *vmpnthy
*,huwh bv the student*, of
Ocean City High jc-hmil to
Bill Gcidfrey, .1 1067
De.ir Editor
We wish tu thank thf
m.inv friend 1 * uf nur MHI.
Bill, lur their tliuuRhtlul
Two new girls return
from year in Holland
Revolution on campuses
Revolution is an insurrection, an act of violence by
which one class overthrows another. This threatened
disorder is not confined to the college campus. We see
the seeds of rebellion on every front of American life.
A California conpessman has said, "1 found a
profound and unprecedented
feeling of anger,
frustration, anxiety, and deep helplessness throughout
the United States.
"Rampant pessimism is remarkable in its breadth and
frightening in its magnitude. It exceeds in intensity any
generalized public attitude that I have experienced in
my career in government."
The late Dag Hammarskjold said, "I see no hope for
permanent world peace. VVe've tried so hard and foiled
so miserably. Unless the world experiences a spiritual
rebirth within the next few years, we are doomed."
Yet how many more wars, burned cities, suicides,
rapes, and murders will it take before we realize that
man is not basically good. How hypocritical it is, to
think that, in view of the defeat of our dying society,
we are basically good!
What the world needs today is nothing less than a
spiritual rebirth. Today tens of thousands of college
students are joining a spiritual movement headed by the
peatest leader of them all • Jesus Christ. His movement,
in contrast to the rnjj^ejMn^jjf^yTjsjajyraniJtjJi^jipt
Ba3#^TrponTfeaFand forceTbut is motivated by love and
reason .Selfishness, prejudice, hate, peed, and lust are
among the problems that must be solved if man is to be
changed- and Christ offers the solution.
One student at a California State College says "To us
life is exciting. To live a day-by-day life in Jesus Christ
by his power is hard to describe as there are not enough
adjectives to convey the supreme sense of inner peace
and contentment that we feel."
Look around the world-for what are we crying? A
cause! We want something we can sink our teeth into
and become a part of. As we proclaim spiritual
revolution challenging students who ever lived, they
become interested. We are revolutionist for Jesus Christ,
and we intend to let the upcoming generations know
about him. We proclaim Jesus Christ as a Person who
can come into a life and change it completly making
that life into what the individual always wanted to be.
We want to change the world - change it for the
better and change it now! We need to move with
direction. Jesus Christ alone provides the direction that
we need. He Is tiie author of the solution. Now as never
before we must allow him to control our lives and work
through us.. Our World can't wait much longer!
You can help to change the world by becoming
involved with the students in our school and with the
millions of other students in this country - in the
revolution of love.
The hour is far too cirtical to remain a spectator.
Today is the day for action. Make your commitment
now!
p
yp
Thfir kindm 11 --. wa^ mne
npprreinU'd,
Mr ,inf1 Mn, Willmin C
Godfrey
rly
This yeur at. Ocemi City
there are many nev,' face* that
frequent uur hull* This nut
only
include!* new teachers,
nnd a new aj^i^tant pjrmeipa!
'but itKa m.iny m>w students u**
well Two now mrl- have just
returned to Qrean Citj from
spinrimi: n year 111 Hulland
Tin- twu new girk uri- Cheryl
.Hid Debbie Stiller, whu mjde
th.ir humo in Allentown, Pu .
befure muvinji here
Tin- girls found thut Molhinil
11 >.lmlitly dim-rent from tin-
United St.ili-i Tht> girls nltend
tin- Inlermition.d
School uf
Amsterdam, At till 5 , ut
pi/Zit,
Steve,
J.ianii-'
Yonder
wh.it
if there was .1
uBt.im
t.'iini-,
H e v e- n t y
r FT A
members hoiping teachers in
Ocean City Hip;h School.
On October 9 there was a
panel discussion amoni four
student teachers from thu
school. These teachers wore
Miss Bergren, Mr. Banp. Mt.
Hasbrouek and Mr= Whiteon.
Their comments were amusing
and yet helpful igiving the FTA
members a goati idea of what it
is like to be a student teacher.
There are still .many
activities which will occur
through the remainder of the
year. Thanks to'Mrs. Boyd and
the members of the FTA the
year for this organization has
had a Ijreat start.
DECA members
attend meeting
On Wednesday, October 23,
the DECA members were
invited to CinnaminSon High
School to attend the South
Jersey Regional' Conferences.
Tile president, vice president,
and the advisor, Mr. W.
Joh_nson, attended the
meetings.
The purpose of this
convention was to elect a
South Jersey Regional
president dT the Distributive
Education Club of America.
There were many other ideas
that were di-seus-sed : at this
meeting. One was the seminars
on areas of D.E.CA.
DECA is one. of the'more
active groups in the sehxiol.
They send different students
all over town to work at
different stores and to learn
more about the workings of a
business. We hope this
orManissation will continue to
be as active and valuable as it
has in the past!
Cl.mifled Ad* Brimfl Results
.i 1 1 7 Lindit "i
U S M C '
One More Time
and Out You Go, Jne,
Cluriu
C,,rr< Donald Duck i>. out
fur Fuiitball' 1
Decimal* tin'
CI.I-J, Kth Prnod Enph-h.
who eKe Cupcikc-
cfu^1''
tlu- filial line, finally
Monkie*,
in the CURE, right Ron Hilimks
liki- Om- tiiu
KiH in
the
B.ick of the Movii-
Smack John and
D ci n n 11. Chru ,1 n d
Jcannn- , Mr
Hamburger,
sunn- editors can rriake funn\
laces, hufh Chm' tilth
period Billuw ** room
pajam.i^
and hi*, dog*
that wib ^fflr
parti right Dave, JuanS 111
love with our locker,
Dunna has ,inybudy seen
Glenn, Bill. Bob and Dave in
tht-ir pajjm.is lately"*
italiano always remember
Bonnie'*, house
what* that
thin£ hangin' from >our nnk
Tern" 1 .Falling tnmatiuplants
mv
=j?FriWTr = Vtfl ,M)tnt- surprisi
C'-nmetfi qui^ want SQR!Lmini-,
Valerie" Our nevi-r
knows does one nnl> un
Sundays, at Brownies her
cousin, John Cheryl's in .1
good Spanish class 'I'm
Eoona j^iii' up
Jeame wejn,
t u u much e \ e m a k e
up What's n e w
Puwvcaf
Fu\v Lad> Is alive
,ind will in Petersburg
Turn
m> bud} off Congratulatiiini
Mrs Tt>«,n?end for
winning a box of
rhi-c-r
When- can sou find
purple shut"* Huws thi*
prr^nant Rollrr Skate coming
.ilong, ,Jiimor>^ Great of
course HPB An>ont-* for
bridge, Gary =
The Brass Rifig
Concert Choir plans
a busy school year
The Ocean City High School
Choir, under tho direction of
Mr. Lewis Ben2on, has been
very suceo-HsfuI
through the
yykf:5.
In addition to Mr, Bonzon's
other activities, he has added a
Girl'6 Chorus, Girls that have
Sth period study halls on
Tuesdays,
Thursdays, and
Fridays have participated in
this. These girls have been
working in order to make this a
sureess.
The Ocean City High School
Choir meets each Wednesday
nitJht for practices.
The Choir members have
been working hard and they
hope that you, the students,
will ' enjoy their concerts
throughout this school year.
Joseph P. Stabler
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Now Under Ownerihip-ManBgemsrif of
tfON CRAMER • JOSlPH DOUOHIRTY
ANTHONY PIPE
nke anil
th yntlr
un.
Their
11,,- children no to ".eparute
schools one for boyi nild the
other fi.r girN Since tl"»c nre
twci ihfferi-nt whooK in two
different piitinn". the prl round
that thf tr-aehi-n, are
perfectiornsti and uri- wry
strict Th.- pi-opli- nf Hulland
learn to -p.-ak English ,.nd
Dutch nt 11 «-ry ViiuriK •>?. «-ill
drink lit .mV nge
par.-nU. pi'i
luminous .ire rmir.. ittr.nie, TIlP
uirlH ni-.ir ver% -.hurt dresaf*
.Hid the biJV". «e.ir Iheir hllir
much limgi-r th.in in the •.tales
AIsi, the U-liUMiin 1n-H.1ll.111d
I 1 . lr--s I'l-nsuri-ii
Must ill the people 1"
Hullaiul -ire Ki.mm Ca'hulu •.
.ind tln'% 1 eleliriite many mure
hi>lid.i\ -i th.in %\e Ho
In Hnll'ind sou si'i" mnny
htlle i-,ir-, such as the
" Vulksw .1 j;u 11, " however
.dtnu^t firnuli' 1
rules j bike
Ch.-r\l .mil Dehbie said that
"Hulland 1- nice but Am>-rii.a is
.1 hit bi "t.-r
Sophs working hard
on plans for y«ar
Thi' Hiiphumi're chiss is
realU mminc thi, \e.ir With
combined i-flurl their rirst
pruject the fluat, is coming
ali'ng quite ttt'll The students
havi* reoilv put nut with hard
l nalTK- U, bt* prnud
rndi'nct.' .it at tur -^choal
in^, th uugh not
helming, 1$ surprisingly
Jilt-*
ns tor tfiu
iuphumuridjnt'L',
•-chfdult'd fur
b.T In, are now in the
Girls' program
after school
rviryfuu 1^ dml> IiTn. In Oci*an
City Hi till School, thi'm is n
nftir ^c\vHi\ hour».. TUP thni'
(^'m
iiMrht-TH of Ocean City
Hitfh Hclmol. Mfa Davi^, Mrs
WimbtTu, and Mrn Tndicu,
^upi'rviM' thi'Hi- iifii*r-^haui
Tin- pruM r i' m ls * ut U P in
Ht'ctnjnfi
On1* section ectnsUU
uf M'F!& Iroin RFnrii'H 1 through
9, Thi- othrr Kf* iU P ^ ^lf ' s from
Ifmilvh 10 to 12
Thi-n> ih a diffi'ri thf day
fur *>miur Int?h baski-ibdll, and
Thur^dav thiTi-i*> MMiiaf high
tMI ii j
Mrs Tndico, a m of Ocfjn Cit;
High Suhuul. prfviiiusly of th
VVilli.imstuwn
Hiuh Sch
tjt-ults, I*, onjuying both hi*
regular (Tj ni ^lu^fH and aftf
^chuul at'tiiriti** 8 * very much
Seniors having
an active
French Club
first active year
The FriTOch Club was st4iripd
this
yerir by Miss Joanne
Horimaii, who is in her sgeiind
yenr of teaching Pfnnch at
bcf»n City High School.
Mectiniss nr '' betwiwii tu'ven
nnd niRhl o'eloek on Monday
niiihlj; The officers arc Nancy
Hnffmnn, president; Dubbin
NCBII. vico-presidunt: Junijt
Wagner, treasurer j ulid Brth
Pfnnder, ereroUry.
Thr French Club's Irnntivi.'
plims at present are tp eontnet
a (ocial organization with thi!
intontions of siip|iortiri(!11
deprived child overaena. Other
plniis nrc ty have a "Frentjh
Pastry Cake Sfile," loom 50111*5
in French, hove a Christmas
party, contact speakers who
have been abroad, and also
have students or friends {show
slides of France and the
surroundinjj countries.
;nA^OCTOBiR 30, 1969
After dark
th,.
U V f
class <
making
cummcndi'd in ht-r
•iueri-'^ful u-ffurU tu bfinK
about tht: transformation uf a
*du nothing' eld^. to tht 1 aetive
clo>* it now i^, 1% elsia*
pn-^id^nt, Patti Bailey
Krep i£ no, Clob*. of 'T2 1
All thf mt-fflbefs of the
svniur CI.IK:- iviM agri-e that this
>«-ar is "-"infi tu be a VDr>' iiCtlvi'
mid t-xcitiriK nnt- Th* 1
n'tri-shnmnt ^tand pruvrd to be
,i t^rrat ^utc**^ 11 r****u 1 tt*d ln
HJininu mori- profits thjin have
bi'i-n Baint'd Jt any Pn' 1 game in
the past >,t-\rr3l yrars.
The M-nior fluat iH_bi*g_mning_
p due to the
ctjrnmittii". thut havt*
bi'cn formt-d to help in thtbuilding
uf the float
Thu Caravel ha.-. al-.o kept
thf sL'niuft very busy
They
hjvi* piekud out their personal
pictures that wdl appear in the
hvmur biographic portion of
tht* \ rarbrjok and arf now
Wtirkin.fi un tilt" lav nilt of thi-'
book
Kn fur. th*' Heniurs hjtft' had
A vcr\ rpvtnrdmg \Ci*r and are
anxiously anticipating the
cummg events during tht*
remainder uf thu school year.
Honor Society plans
a v«ry active year
So far this year four
mputinp of the National
Honor Speiety have been cidled
ty order by Pri'sident Juff
Rubinstein. These meetinp are
held twiee monthly, one third
period anti the other after
school.
Subjects discu.'ised In tht? laist
meetiny Included the cake sale,
which was October 18 and 17,
and the tutoring service.
The cake sale was considered
a great success by the society's
advisor, Mrs. Lenore
Townscnd, The proceeds were
estimated at J40 and will be
entered into the Honor Society
scholarship fund.
This year approximately 30
Students have requested the
tutoring services. This service is
-made up_by_the outstanding .
students of the school who
volunteer their help to others.
In future meetings, plans
will be made for selling
C h r y s a n t henl ufri§
from
November 17 to the 21 for thf
homecoming football game and
the framing of the National
Honor Society Charter.
11111 b « l '-bo«Olin l l
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For school. Him
i (he ?*' i **P* * 8 ' „.,
replocomant , • , new ii in* - _ y, gjt I j
your home to SB elcetrie. "•^'| n i ! |; oW yew ho*
yeu"2«n 'havl 01 BiM.rle H«t to lr
you think. ,
Win. S. ANDERSON!
ELECTRICIANS
Din! 8'
1345W«tAv e .
'W provide DAILY professional
CHECKING SERVfCE by com^
personnel. Call for further
ation and ask for our
WATCHDOG
SERVICE
DIAL 399-0166
Charles C. Palermo
1447 ASBURY AVINUB
DIAL 3W-016*
• HM(in B •
Student
Council has
busily been maltinij plans for
the
Himii'cumini! Dance. A
ineetiim was helij on Monday,
UetoLy; :to, HI which the dans
limn, eust and enlertiiinment
nir^tlie dance was decided.
The D,,,,ce will he held un
November 2H from B tu 11 :30
in the evening. The coal will he
7,1 cents mid is 1 Ufj per couple.
It was also a«roed upon that
Ule "hoi Ice," a uriiup from
E|)K llnrliiir, would pluy at tho
HurneeoininM
Dance! The
Kroup is "in receive the sum of
S7S fur their services.
The Student Council also
talked nbiiut the idea uf having
ii float for the queen and her
court at the football Hiiino on
Thanksjiivini!
duy. Val
Darypale was put in charge of
this committee.
Besides muklnt' plans for the
Humecominfi dance thu idea of
having a surfing
team was
brought up by Howie
liiJShysht'Il. He will nuw write
to several sehoolb in the area to
pose this question.
The next council meeting
will be held in the near future
to diseusiwiijrUier ideas and to
plan tho Hiirniicornint' dance.
Mrs, Royco speaks
to the health club
Mrs, Florence Rayeni head
at Volunteor StiFvieos at Shore
Memofia]
HoHpita! was the
gutmi
spoaker at the last
muiiting DF tho Ocean City
Hif|h ScrhoQi's Health C&tvvm
Club.
Mrs, Royee told the
types of volunteiips workiny at
the hospital. There am "the?
Redcoat volunteers* women
adult
volunteers, and the
candy stripers-
She? talked a
short
time about the adult
voiun teeri^ hut mainly
diseu^ed the junior volunteer,
the tandystriper.
To be a candystriper, the
girls, must be at least 15. The
girls are assigned to different
floors to aid tho nuries by
running errands and small.jobs
that require no speeial trainings
Also eaeh member wgi given
a questienajre
prior to the
, meeting. This questienaire was
to enable the? officers to find
out what fields and In what
schools eaeh member is
interested^
This will enable the.officers
to plan a program which will
be more interesting for the
members.
Magazine drive
aids treasury
The eighth grade class got
off to a busy gtsrt this year.
Our first project this year was
the magaz.ino sale. The money
from tlie magazine sale will be
split between the seventh and
the eighth (Trade treasury. It
will help pay for our senior
yearbook.
Every homeroom turns in
the money the students bring
In evt5ry morning. The
homeroom
with the most
money every morning get* J»il
Bird, our traveling prize.
For the seventh grade. Miss
Ogden's homeroom has earned
the most money. In tho eighth
grade, it is Mr. Hackney's
homeroom. We have a
supcrgoal of $3fiO0 to maJto •
right now we have $1400,
Prizes include, dreajnpeU,
autographed animals, AM/FM
radio, tennis racket, Tijuana
tnsi horn, and many others.
Also we would
like to
welcome our two new teachers,
Mr, Phillip Birnbnum from
MarUale w|)O teaches Heading
nnd Mr, Paul Brown from
Corapolis, Pa, who teaches Life
Science.
Sgf, Fi»ld awarded
Commendation Medal
CI (A IS
iNi M S. n'l.int
Ii.hn II fiiltl
I'll "I Mr ind
Mr, Jdhn \\ 1 "Id Ih Vti I"
,,i h , niiiMil thi I' ^ \"
Ioic. r.,mm,..,l.l,..i. M-d.,1
for mmtonou', mm
Si lei ml I •• Id '"
Hlmuii ti i'»> 'pTi 'h t »•«
tittd Ii ir hi out t indnij' dut\
.ML.
Vi< I" in j
Hi- was i>ri'.si'nloil the mi oil
,( r idn ill i'l On-ill
< ,t\ Hicli s I" 1 " 1
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PAQf SfCTION TWO THI OCfAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER
CLOSE CALL — Hammonton's Anthony. Molotese
gets off a kick just in the nick of time as Raiders Harry
Vanderslice (80). Bruce Beaver (GO), and an unidentified
defender swarm in on the effort to block the boot.
The Ocean City Hawks won
their sixth straight game
without a loss on the current
season Sunday, boating Sea Isle
ISO to gain a playoff berth in
Molotese, who scored five touohdowni against Ocean
City Saturday, was a busy man In all departments of the
game, punting passing receiving, running, blocking and
everything except to move the yard makers.
Hawks win sixth in a row
quarter, but the play was called
back when a clipping penalty
was called on one of the Sea
Isle players.
the Uape May-County-Midget— - With - only ,_two_ seconds
Football League race.
Defense was the key to the
Hawks' victory. Mike Field
posted the first Ocean City TD
in the first period with a
plunge from the three yard
line. After that point in the
meeting, the game settled
down into a defensive contest
until late in the final quarter.
Sea Isle crossed the Hawks'
goal line late in the fourth
IRental Boats!
SAT, 4 SUN.
Bay & River Fishing
CRABBING
Nets A Lines Fumtihed
HOLIIAUGH'S
GATEWAY
MARINA
On Poteong Creek
• Rourt 559 • :
Mays Landing Road ;
SOMfRS POINT at »h» •
Pafeeng Creek Bridge ;
:
DIAL 927-4129
Ail Kinds of felt i
SIS WEST AVENUI
DIAL aga-osoo
HOUSE
CHECKING SERVICE
Take the worry out of being an abs©rrt#e
henie ttwrysr this win tar, We will ggrgfujiy
ehBtk^oOr^fteus© ©¥#ry other day* November
? te May 1. During freeling weather
ws will inspect every day. If y@y leave
heat an in yswr home/wi will adjust upon
pr'sr nstue so your home will b# wirm
when yeu arrive* In case repairs arc
needed, we will caM & LL FOR ONLY
In me service man
of your choic».
GAM
home club.
Ocean City missed several
opportunities i n the first half
when Ocean City receivers
dropped passes out in the open
fj^J** " *"""" """ *" "'
remaining in the game, Tripp
Coggins hit Field with a Coach Carl Halyard gave
41-yard bomb and padded the plaudits to his defensive unit.
Hawk's lead out of reach of the which included Jim Oinn,
Steve Sundstrum, Tony
Qatante, Dan Fashiey, Jerry
Delhi, Go-Oo Curley, Coggins,
John Andrews, Dave Slaughter,
John Motley and Field.
The Hawks will wintT Tip
their regular league play this
Sunday against Villas on the
Cape May County Regional
High School field.
PERILS OF THE TRADE — Ocean City Hawks quarterback Bobbv Strange is hit
by a Sea Isle player moments after he releases the ball in a forward pan.- Thf pa >,
was incomplete, and Strange was dumped.
540.00
BROADLEY
FLmiBmG & HEATING
ROOSHVELT BUVO., MARMORA, DIAL HMIU
Ocsan Of Bvilnai Addr«. 410 ATLANTiC AVE,
Raiders, Mustangs
clash on Saturday
The fir»t of what i*.t succumbing in the end. The
y g third week of the season saw
ViCi k^ jsf ftt.jtball for Coach the Mustangs rally to Jain a
Mikr Sld^^ki 1^ Ocuan Cit> R**d surprisingly narrow victory
R&idur^ WJH i-vi»n moru over Pleasantville, 18=14. Two
di^vistruu^ than man\ had weeks ago the Prahaskamen
ffjn*d Thp 1H U rump by fought Millville, ranked
Hanmiufittin, ^ hich advanced number one at the time, for
tin* Blu 2106 New Road,
Linwood
927^122
Jim Town
END
THE
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3ff.lOOO
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H( hi I
GARDEN
MOTORS, INC.
220 Wesley Avenue
399-3134
HI-FI • STIRBO • 4i R.P.M, r**;'.-;$W&Z "I
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Dial 399.0091
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TACKLE
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TOWER and ANTENNA
INSTALLATIOK
'MS Aibury Avenue
3?f-4?iQ
SKTDEN
Specially Ski and Surf SAop,
^01 W«i AVB, 399.3121
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BUS. SiRVICIS
THI OCEAN CITY SIN1 INbL-LEpyeR
FOR SALE
AUTOS FO8 SALE
BUS OPPORTUNITIES
REAL ESTATE —SALi
MiMORI/M
:ovmjj memory af Flprence A.
whs passed aw;, • Nav. 4*
-Wo look bseN with tenderness
AlonR the patii §he Efod,-
VVu bless the years we spent
'th hef
And leave the rest to God."
Badly m(£5fid by her husband
,. and daughter.
CARD OF THANKS
Thank y"oy Kinfplk and fnends far
yayr Ejrds and visile on my recent
stay dt Shore Memorial
Hospital.
Also to the CMC Reseue Squad -and
the
nurses of 4th Whitby for nil
their T.LC.
Cord,ally
Audrey Farrell
if>30
The family af jafin C. Little w,sh=
es to acknowledge ail cards, tale*
grams, phone ealis flowers, neigh.
&ofs, Shilph Baphst Clursh for the
way they took £afe of me, also v*5.
its to the hospital during his short
stay there. I want te also thank
the choirs and Rev. rate. Ail I can
say is thank you one and all.
May Gsd bless you air
• • Little and family.
INSTRUCTIONS
ORGAN AND PIANO instruction pn
modern harmony and Eunlernpan
ary styling. Available for limited
number of students by .judition
only. Cii! Bob QsCray 927=6387
11.6
•hi
rUNDAMtNTALS OF gNESS
merfiiilK DF cvijnrng: $2 pc?
CaH 3
£tir f
1 t c t
1 f
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u c? f I ! t My I
t k Hi- I t» 1
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LOTS FOR SALE
f 1 t c t in m
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f f HI H ^ LUMU lutt 1 t c I
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p li>in f t PJ mht* J in 1 4 Q l n
1 !j, MU TAHt tu q t* *e u * 4 1 V Au Mi *Oti 10 3C
f "t i- dr good t i t
i fr ii^uo tin ^g^JHiia ff f Lt TNI RANUE |4D *O K«'
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ik rt h i t f lly ImUStipuri fw
Lit Ip r v I r i t s l l f f n
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j t OCTOBER 30, 1969
IiESTATE—JAL^
RfcAL ESTATE _ SALI
PAGE IS — SECTION TWO
R EAL ESTATE _ SALE
BELAU
\
i F, ."
YEARLY RENTALS
UNFURNl-NED l-trjce two
n
pirtment Lib ig room
plTi-c mode n k tchen d n
li Kt utlh
tt*nlf lly lunu
fight f t *.
WINDOW GLASS
REPLACED
Ocean City
Glass
926 Asbury Avenue
Between Wi and lOHt
399^2224
BOATS FO^ SALE
ANC Nfl/
J^ If-b 144/ A & y — • ^ ~
L
At-t = ^ JO
STORM SASH
and SCREENS
p&^Made to Order,
ry. Reasenable Me
Ati.intie Aye Call
t,f
Ocean City
Glass
926 Aibury Avenue
Between flfi and 10th
399-2224
LEMONT'S
331 RAY AVE Dial )H 1717
• HUNTING LICENSES
• Guns Ammunition
and 4i-Lt5'ioni; t:
• Fishing Tackle and
Bait
• Nautical C-HRI5TMAS
CARDS and GIFTS
OFFICIAL
-XLL KI5HINC CQNTESTS
FREE LOCAL TIDE TABLEI
F iday ^Jfurd y flfld Sunday
i i N N i F i p f i n r i F n > t i *•
1 ' v t r i t r i
5 - h ft n i- i
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w k t I i d r L C
f [ t v r 1 A h ^ 5,
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WOODS
Agency
218 West Avenui
398-0200
1-351 D ^IJ
WANTID
n t C )J
( -* 7 S^I ID 10 **
U
F,p.tT FANO - WANTED , ^ ^ t
F A f c
d
L
\
fid
Glass Tops
AND
Mirrors
OCEAN CITY
GLASS
926 Aibury Avenue
BMwstn «h and IM
399-2224
TFR E PAID f J f £. a £ i;
nfc ^ c
fr ite pi
•Q F j Ehe rug Ih ! cle
* fh Our Lu t e Rent ell—frt
r r"TT, 5 \Ja-*c n Autn A
w t %t t- ^l c
Nt-w Rd ^yrni-r,
nf C 9 7 F*4&*
1D=3Q
trPI
EPATQP 14 c ft fee
J U S T L I F T E D — H
n M E Mth nk ted 110 k ,
E T t tw 3 0U
m A i (
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1O1Q
3* nnPf BFTTER TNA J
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K> t -*d n n- r h ndf
i n f
t- t
P f-
PLUMiEHS WANTED. joum»yrn»,
and
hejpers. . steady waft? py||
time, ovenime. Apply J-C PlumBina
and Hsating, 345 West Av., t.f*
OOOB MOVINS MAN _ must b»
strong and able, goad Marting
Mlary. Full time. Neat appearsncl
essefitiai, start immediatefy
Reply
lo B0« 379, s«ntinel.Ledger.
l,f
BAKEH _ e.p.rierieed in lake, a,
Basines Apply in pefson of phefie
BarBero
Sakery, |1 Conrad St-,
Tfenton, N, j, Phone 60MS4-S1SJ
If.
CARPENTERS WANTED. Call r Fasiie
399.7149. , .
ELECTRICIAM WANTip Eiperiend.d
Bid and new work, steady work.
benefits, JahnsafVs Eiestrie, 944 As-
Oury «,i , 0,e, , , f
f.fs
Dry
id
WRINKLE,FREE, Self Ssryic-i
Cleanrng. 4§ minutes, | IBs $1 id.
£ !&5: SI.50. Attendant on duty
M&nday ihrQugh Friday Open
from 9 a.m. til! § p.m Saturday nil
4 p.m. Wash Bpwl Self Servige
Laundry= 4g washers, 1| dryer £-
Palmer Shagging Center, j6th .ifid
Kayen Avs, Oe§gns of free parting.
t.r
t HOT TAR ROOF — New fsaf, q|d
rosf repaired, rsf reseated ¥etir
rsef reeoafed with purs hot iar.
Average s'izg rOsf $50. Calf
ii§733
CALL US TODAY
We will s.tirni,. fh«
essf ef intfiliing
ELECTRIC HEAT
IN YOUR HOME
You sr» und«r ns iklifah'tn
Wm. S, Anderson
Elecfricians
IJM
A»e. Dial ]fM44f
• ANTEL TJ EJ — j jj
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r
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-»P* 3 ^ t T -h e3
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Df nn 5v tie Rd nj Hes.n
^ ^ t s t r % [rfn IS*
H a W-sd&ine HovstnUp 19 m n 5 , Ef 1
- 1 J l/ 1 h J ?T> /^j; wr.TIH Hnu^E "R'rF^CiFBATOR /"' h' h
6u"u 'er th bl ** and wh 7* TV bn h th r t- nm f f n
cab no m 3*^( Wg-f n^hfxj e autt^ rtfd F i n c nj f r» I- JC
m , U -
^ Mr=1^3 4n ov; *•«£"'> tS- M ^ H t7 TH s
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rd-iy nd !iund ¥ IQ "3Q
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ODDj AND ENDS ^A
i
5 F !
WORK, painting, hame
i m prove msnis, tile, raftfing and
pansling. ilock and bfiek wsrH
By Jerry MeDonsifl Call anytime
399=9453 ff
f f gftr 4
Aug., oecftn City
ELECTRICIANS
HtLPEB r ~WANTED.
Ejcperienced, aid and new waft
steady work. benefiis Johnson's
Electric, «44 Asbury Ave., Q,c. t.f.
VEAH ROUND eMPLOTMENT-,TJiTf
course maintenanee assistant
greens keeper. Will train
pleasant
surroundings. Call J99-404S. " 1 i:13
CLERri. general office work. Know,
ledge of iiilling, payrail, ryping.
Tear round, full fringe beneft
all 189-6100. "
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INSURANCE
SERVICE.
Eugefte W Paahi*?y. Agency.
Share Rd.f Marmara. Dial 399-1344
APPLIANCHS
AlJTHaRlztB
SALES and SERVICE
Conlr.ctor
CORSON
ELECTRIC
75t WEST AVENUE
. DIAL 399-2348
JTP Rf-LC rJfiiT JF,E f
F T tu N J r \Y MARINA
rlud nK
r. ^ m nt r* vc
!_D P Friswlnn Rfllta 15 FE
359Q
l
HELP WANTED
HELP WANT1D
^ L Q GLASS ^
REPLACED
Insurance Approved
Servlee
Ocean City
Glass
, 926 Aibury Avenue
wnn Wh and Infi
399.2224
Tom Ward
RIUPHOLSTERING
and SLIP COVERS
FOR FUSE BSTIMATBS
PHONB
399-7554
T7
DOGS, CATS J. PITS
Fifethoffi Fafrn Kgnnols -^ nustom
gr&ommg and daarding for .ti!
bfeed^: no iFf]fiquiii2*,F5 iis^d
CiiH
€£S-2J4V fQf ;ippeiri!ment=
: i"."f;
BOB WUMMLTfS ProfussjCTtfil Tr.nri^
ing S^h«rs! #uf • dog*. Obtrdisneic!.l&&^S
_Llrfitti7d em-riiPfm«Hl. @ w* s Sh
efiurco. Clnsso.j Munri.-sy ',ind "rfi'day
niiihis C.1M 399-6^16/' Tr«in#-f" of
dogs for Relief Dspti. A'&fi ir^iFieV
of gudrd detfji for horrid jfid huisfft
1
HELP WANTED
Permanent positions for male and
female machine operators and
assemblers, all shifts. We offer 8
paid holidays, paid vacations, medical
and life insurance and automatic
increases,
Buffalo Molded
Plastics,, Inc.
Route 9, Somers Point
APPLY IN PERSON
GRACE
— REALTY —
REALTORS
18th Sf £ Asbury Ave
Mn-i*
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bcirh
Idt. il fo
L r(e f w ng room
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fr a d L ifdw i^
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HFAHT OF THF TARDEN^ Lur
f-itM
TV r * m breakfast timmtr
he ut t I hnmfl of D t- il
p i#! g Ini w th 114 frpnfiE**
fir rg bcirh /"d c 5 up
sfi
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NEW YEAR RaUHD 4 un f ut
h id np TFrct. "* bed tstrr ipt3
inH unr 1 bed uu t
ipt Uth
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d iy Fl tc T H t t3 SCO f
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P c*d it $ BOffii CUT
Clttcli ( rn I rd tnd cQU ppsd
* MANY OTHri? •
ind (fiiurance OuIda nee
Since mi
J. W. MORRISON
Sth Sr & Ocean Ave
399 5211
IARCL
ArARTMENT
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PUBLIC NOTICE
UPERISH COURT OF HEW J
CHANCERY DIVI ION
MONMOUTH COUNTY
DOCKET NO, C.f64^7
RIJj^ELL CDVFTT
Plintff
IQ 30
CENTER INr
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CAMPBEtj
REALTOR
333WEgLlYAVL
Ocean City, 399S2g
SPECIALS
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frQm thn
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the narth side sf Fourth Street!
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by Manon E Olaen
Ceynty Hern* Ecsfi#fiiM
Gnop LUNCH
PAYS DIVIDENDS
A goad lunch served to your
family at midday, determines
their
("nergy and persunality
for the rest of the day Lunch
13 onsy to prppaj-n wlth a
variety of funds in cunvenmnce
farms now available
Your
challenge may be
selecting foods that are
nutntiuus If you us, H pattern
or guide, it's easy to choose
food- jour family enjoys and
foods that are good for them
One simple guide for
nourishing lunches includes
protein foods
mtats poultry
fish, egg* or cheese
^uch vegetable" as carrots
sweet potatoes ur yellow
turnips art ejs> to wrve raw
or cooked Fach uf thtse
veBfctablw, provide
vitamin A
which your family needs to
promote i-ye and skin health,
and to fight
viru es and
bacteria- Hie guide for lunch
also includes bread or crackers
for energj and vitamins And
for thi= beverage, strvp milk It
has the necessary nutrients to
help keep evirvnrn. in yr.nr
family healthy
WASH UP IN A
LIQHTEU UP BATHROOM
Ig your bathroom bright
with light 7
From the morning
rush hour through bedtime
baths, this room is the family
grooming center Recent years
havt brought long overdue
glamour to the bathroom and
with it "right
lighting for the
bethive of activities
today's
bathroom must strve
Lighting is important for all
of the good
grsemlng
activities It is possible to
provide adequate lighting and
still combine a decorative fjaire
with the purely
functional
need to see
Older
bathrooms may be
relying on one ceding fiaEturgwith
a small light over a
mirrored medicine cabinet.
Such a bathroom
definitely
needs to be updated li^lt wise
The results are easier
more
accurate
grooming and
increased safety Adequate
lighting also decreases the risk
of misreading medicine labels
After
deciding how much
light is needad-fo>-rtre-aigg-of—
PUBLIC NOTICE
PUBLIC NOTICE
TAX COLLEETOlTi LIEN SALE SF UNPAID TAXKS *NB
AS&lSgMENTS FQR THE TEAR l§6g AND PBIOR
Office ef the Tax CeHsefer, Qc*sn Qlty, New JBf»y
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Sonip ways to use protein
totids
milk t and breads for
luneh are in soup* RaJads, and
sandwicht
Soup can be a
cine-dish meal full of rtutnente
if >ou add vegetable* to tht
broth
Why not use your
imagination when planning
lunch fur your family? Make it
a mtaJ that s ea*y to prepare
and servt= and a joy to tat
READ LABELS FOR CARE
the rsom de£s?Fmine what kipd
uT fixture you prefer Keep IH
mind thf genera] decorating'
sehpme of your
home*
Bithroum
li^it fixtures are
designed to meet
calonul,
traditions] or modern deeor
The mirror is the focg] point
of grooming, and therefore, the
hub of lighting for the room
There should be light sources
on both §ides of a mirror or
medicine eabintt and on th#
READ LABELS FOR CARE
INSTRUCTIONS ON LEATHER ending
above it to obtain
W
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!* ir ct a parciJ of land h
The said lets, tFaets &f par
ft.e to uch pe an OF psr-ons
dernpt «
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gHt percent per annum
The frilluw ng 5
it nrd dessnpt O
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!!ectar tu^eiher w th tfie t«t I rriPUnt du
(^ fpi aay of July 1Q&9
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Day ef Nesimbfr, 19S9
f tfie Ta? DffEe in -
rgn Her part ci lariy de
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ntere»t but n np case
of thft Iancr nd nee with ttie terms
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RENCH
ESTAT?
REAL ESTATE
• CORNER •
by Bob French
Don Swan
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Today!
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WHO WANTI W: " ';
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ACT TODAY — DQN T DELAY
R ea[ Eitate Is yetin 52 Weiki ef the
Bl "nS or Renting oil U. Flnt
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FLORIDA RENTAL^ = Fof
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YEARLY RENTALS
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LIMIT CREDITOR
HAROLD L HrR
the ou ^iop for Ina^ieF
it te rf New goods sueh as caate jaekfts
rfie at PUWE
glovtg and dr^sjs youil find
th^m mad* 1 ef genuine or
c &!^d £aHS "
s Tn«'atpd leathfcm Tils' colors
e w II Be ssid
aFe beautiful and Komt leathtn;
i*s subject fg
have ueh a soft texture they
Identifying these leathers is
important Keep in mind you 11
n**ed to givf genuine leather a
different type care than
simulated leather
Remember to read the labtl
on genuine leather or simulated
leather to bt sure you
understand
directions for
Cleaning it eorreetly If
necessary
ask salespersons
about the father item you
want in buy Find out if >ou
need to have tht garment dry
cleaned
Check to fi>L if you
can have it cleaned locally or
will it be necessary to return it
to thf manufactuFtf
Estimate the eo c t of a
leather garment s upkeep whtn
you eonsidtr buying something
made of real or imitation
Ifcather
"i oy may want to
discuss its carp with a local dry
clfcannr And then add thr cost
of upkefcp for one year to the
anginal cn-t of thn garment
After you ve considnrtd the
costs nf care sind upkeep you
can
dwride if the leather
garment fiu into your
%ardrob* budget
KEEP INVENTORY OF
HOUSEHOLD BELONGINGS
If yejur home wert to be
destmypd by fire ton^Qrrowf
could j ou remnmbfr
fcvi»r\ thing the house
contained* 7
If you had an
inventory
chuncfc., art you
cnuld
Mo.t insurance
Lumpgnips furnish inventory
furms for y ou to list your
belongings in the tyent of such
a loss Taking inventory of a
household is time consuming
the first time you do it, but it s
worth the effort
Once you
have a complete inventory it
won t tdke much time each
year in bnng it up to date
Take the inventory unc
ronm at a time To give an
indication of the value that s
e=M£>ntial when it comes to
sttthng claims, aL*o list tht
date you bought each item and
its original cost bonntimtn it s
eas^ to overlook the contents
of
chtit" of drawers and
closets, pictures bedding
linens and other ittms you
takt for granttd
Remembtr
to look inside the eht ts and
*lǤe*s^^while yo ufa taking
dowless lighting on the fage,
head and neek
Side lighting for the mirror
or medicine cabinet may be
achieved m several ways By
the use of wall lamps that
come in many
styl*=s to
nuordinste
with the decor
used er rpeessed
fixtures
Mirrors can bt framed with a
row of shielded
fluorescent
lamps m a soffit or a fixture
running the width of the
Cei mg light may be recessed
or surface mounted with either
a single unit in the center or a
senes of smaller bullet type
lights
spaced for greater
effectiventss Recessed fixtures
deliver a cone of light the
amount depending on tht sue
of the unit and bulb used On
th** othtr hand, surface
mounttd fixtures will usually
provide &ome light throughout
the room you might consider
tubes installed behind a ceiling
of translucent panels The
panels hft out for washing
Then with proper light
futures and outlets installed,
you can rejuvenate almost any
bathroom with coordinated
and washable paint, wallpaper,
adhesive backed tilts fabrig
and carpeting If needed add a
few new accessories such as,
towel ban., hamper* 1
storage
unit*. But do start refurnishing
with good lighting
Minimum Pries
§3 500 DO
3 SOP DO
3 5D0OD
3 500 SB
3 5QOQO
3 SOOOG
1 050 OO
I5QODO
3 SDO OO
3 S&OtJQ
3 sogno
3 500 00
3 5OGQQ
3 SQOtS
3 5QSQQ
5 000 OS
B DOG 00
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3 SKI DO
3 =00 50
3 §00 00
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3 SDO 00
3 S00 B0
3 500 00
5 S0O 00
5 500 00
S SOD 00
1 500 00
5 00 (to
7 OOOOO
6 DOG 00
G 0Q0 00
6000 QQ
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20th, A-.Q-.,.
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f t. ency ipiFtncnt All ut ft ^
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Our newest enamel is semi-gloss.
It's made with acrylic.
It dries in 30 minutes
and cleans up in water.
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Here's the ultimate in semi-gloss enamels, F&H LENOX white 4 f\
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woodwork in a matter of minutes. Keeps its whiteness long, long fc- auan
after others show their age^Np unpleasant odor either.. Another - - -
^succisiful finish from the people who make and sell successful
paint . . . at one fair price . . . Finnaren & Haley.
SOLD ONL V AT THE 33 COLOR GARDENS OF
FINNABEN & HALEY
Ocean City
721 Asbury Avenue, Phone 399-0498
OPEN DAILY S TO S;30
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After 47 years of continuous operation fn Ocean City,
WE ARE CLOSING OUR DOORS at 710 Asbury Avenue
EVERYTHING MUST BE SOLD!
TABU RADIOS, TRANSISTORS, CLOCK RADIOS,
LAMPS, ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES
— plus —
HUNDREDS OF GIFT ITEMS
(just In time for
Christmas)
ALL GENERAL ITEMS
— Including —
ELECTRIC TOASTERS, WAFFLE IRONS,
PERCOLATORS, STEAM IRONS, and
ALL OTHER SMALL APPLIANCES
SOLD AT
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student awards
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live a little ,yi this colorful wool TWEED tut
Styled
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with hacking pockets, center vent, ,M,
warm lining quilted with Skim/,
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MEN'S and BOYS' WI4R
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OPEN FRIDAY NI0HT
WE HONOR C.C.P., DINIR'I CLUI
»nd AMERICAN EXPRESS CREDIT CAIM
OUR COMPLETE
^STOCK OF NAME BRAND
> TELE VISION, Portables,
Consoles, Black & White, Color
* REFRIGERATORS & FREEZERS
* ELECTRIC RANGES
(Prices Marked on loch Appiianee)
Thousands and Thousands of Dollars in Value
DRASTTG REDUCTION5
Sale Starts Today (Thursday) at 8 A.M. and Continues 'til ALL IS SOLD)
ATTENTION STORE OWNERS: ^
i your opportunity to get many modern display eases, shelve?, morehandiiSna
and eleetrkfll fixtures at reek bottom prices. First eeme. firit choice!
After almost a half century of service to our many friend, and customers, it if with a f««»"9 «'
regret that we clot, down our store. Our businets has been built on the support and M * f *
IrteraiKy thousands of egstonw*. To each and everyone go our heartfelt thanks. We would llto «»
remind .11, onee again, that the ileetrieal Contracting Department/under th. supervision .of M•
Joseph Morey, and the Television and Radio Service
Department; Under th, op.ratien of « r '
Russell Brook,, will Be eontinu.d, but at a new addrM,: 206 Seventh Street.
Mrs. Jacob Sehuff, Sr. and Mrs, Barbara Sehuff Bren" 1
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I YIAB — No. 43
OCEAN QTY SENnNEi.LEr^3Etf
Tolephonc 309-841!
L one surprise in results
OCiAN CITY, NiW JfRSfY, THURSDAY, NOVBMBiR 6,
and County go for Cahill;
>cean City voters back lottery
By Edward S. Gore M.
[went Cape May County in Tiicsday's diction so
all but one of New Jorsisy'K 21 counties
ftp guborniitorinl candiduto William T.""c.-ihill won
|y in every county but Warrun, homi? bust for
candidate formor Governor
Hobert B.
Cahill did better. Complete but unofficial county
|t even tin.' most optimistic GOPster hud even
iered th" word Inndslido but that was what th rrffi? C a h m 1 4 i 0 ? 1 t o Meyner-b 7,979. Thk gave
theQOPstors a mfljority of 6,092 over which to ponder
|ay's voting turned out to be-a landslide for the
• Jersey Republican who most professional thr^f,?^' '"f t o H s Republican t«ditionV came
fclnns reKurded us nothing more than an even
ybetnllirat.
OCEAN CITY RETURNS
12 Districts
.Complulu, Uiioffieiiil
nrstrict -.-..-,,...„,.
r«irfh_DislHct .-.-.,.,,...,.
Filth District ,,,..„„....,,
Sisth District -...,._-..,._..
Sntnth District , ......
Eighth District ...........
Math pistritn .....-.._.
Tlnth District . ,,..".
Elevinlh District
mlflh District ... .
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64
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37
10!
128
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07
87
64
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100
03
57
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71
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148
75
Ida
1H1
1 I
3bi"
204
103
124
355
104
lag
176
220
380
201
194
2491
372 184
182 136
101 49
sa si
SM 322
S3 SO
lie M
184 BO
IBS 121
288 23J
168 110
20J 102
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j^"> t r\ \ltrthtr n naint?d a mystt n HL wa
"• L (»tidfu>
prnmint nt lot il mcirtit un ^Lnior
Uivorite son Charles W. Sandman, Jr. who at one point
was regarded M the only Republican politickn MIlo
run up a county-wide 5,000 majority
thP H^n1f
m f y J Ot the E «P u b»«n candidate. In
the towns 12 election districts CahilJ rolled up a
majority of 2,305. CahiU got 3,252 votes toMeyr«r|
j.
Governa
m
Assembly
Sheriff
117 388 W 93 378 370
103 384
111 233 0083 253 254
W 241
71' 134 87«i m 126
73 K2
70 H« 8085 146 145
83147
80 46S sg 60 488 471
78 449
79 las B852 137 129
§4 129
67 17S , il 82 U2 17462 173
19 343 7787 236 B7
B8 220
Sa 380 8483 278 28
B7 273
107 497 8988 498 4iS»4 482
48 274 3936 2*0 28747 263
84 SSS 89
m m 248 78 S«
M7 Mil S3]
121 32!S nu §35 3001
Mystmty Marcher a mysfary
Freeholders
£ \S
106 SB 370 361
08 100247 235
*B "i 121 117
68 67 142 138
88 73 484 carthe
spttiai gue L, frnm the Bptt>
Bith ir ch Humt in Lonfpnrt
B i> id Triimng Schuul in
Bit lr\- Puint and the Atlantic
C iLv ^eishuf* H">u L w* m
thrilled with the ^ptctatlt put
in b> thi ir tsmtf mr^ufarith ind
idult ftho un HallawL eh are
rhildr n it hurt
A\v, I\ lie !-di d for n
utic ful paradi irn mu it il
l^r iiiji ind tht l^feQ
II illci^ i t n P IF id* w
fcirtumtt to line iVin *=nch
groups including several award
winning bands. These'-musical
units cajne from the immediate
area and as far away AS Pitman.
Also adding to the overall
successful
entry of many colorful and
animated flu L Welenmi-d tn
tht parade thib y ear were a
number uf pntnu frcm out of
tn^n
OHE of the feature* 1 whieh
ha* provtd vtfj pnpular in tht
past few years is the M>stery
Rfareher who dtfits tht puhhc
to identify him ThL, >tar the
M\ c ttry Marcher wa? Htrbcrt
fiodfrey Itieal funt ral director
Who stumpi-d the vitwers with
his masquerade a a
fierce Innkmg, although rtall^
fnendly gonlla
foRimissmnpr Chester
Wimbtrg rtparted thtrt were
no correct identi ftcatinn
entries for the oLcund
consecutive ytsr dthuugh 30
persons had rrgi^tercd their
gutsEC The nrie r**eemng the
mu«t vote" was Detective
Charles RoMca who pnlled
thret Twu votes each wert
gained by Police Chief
Benjamin Dunpan ^Vilhdm
Wuod c and City Recreation
Director Don Piltfgi Others
v>ha were incorrectly named
wert Judgt Franklin King
Turn Cake W Hratt Burman
and Roy Gillian
Mnnnv pnse= were awarded
at the rtviewing >>tand
fiilln^ing the paradt dinner*,
in the vflnou. categnne" wrre
DIVL ion 1
t hildren single
statmment
• Mead to contrary...pot is dangerous
t ilri i bi niti : miniiti r in N II r