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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
QFPICI A MOWRO0M
2152 Aibuiy Av«.
COASTLINI
HEATING
"Gas H#ot
Specialists"
DIAL 927.3370
2106 New ROAD
Linwood, New Jersey
PLUMBING and
.,, HEATING
H I REPAIRS-ALTERATIONS-
INSTALLATIONS
CALL US FOR PROMPT SERVICE
OCEAN CITY
PLUMBERS, Inc.
_ Formerly Taeearino Plumbing & Hesffrig
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
bv Cl t
Th mjj r t\ f t !
h r v, II h 1 tl r
tl II |_ c pi I ll n r
n t fv I m n \pr 1 r
n I h M 1
24-HOUR
SERVICE
SOrONY VACUUM
ASINCY
III AIBURY AVENUC
Dial 399-1751
QUALITY BROADLOOM
Carpet — Linoleum — Ceramic
Custom Installations
SPENGLER'S
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
DIAL 927-5800
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'
• outomatic operation
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
• COMMIHCIilL'
• RESIDiNTIAL f COMMiRCIAL #
EtECTRICAIrCONTRACTOIir
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
SYKES CO.
ROOFING
SHIET MiTAL
SIDING of AH Types
No Job Ton Large or Tog Small
CALL FOR
FREE GSTIIMATE5 641-6493
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.
COMBINATION
WINDOWS, DOORS
- • • ' . ' FAST DELIVERY
MIAMI-SOMERS COMPANY
SOS N6W ROAD SOMfRS POINT DIAL 927-4133
FRED S. TARVES, 3rd
••*• + Bim-DER ^ .£,
Home and Business Construction
Remodeling and Repairs of all Kinds
CALL EITHER DON TARVES at 3992306
or FRED TARVES at 399-1127
f BAYVIEW PLACE OCEAN CITY, NJ.
STAHLER'S
REGrSTIRID BUILDERS
Res.: 3315 West Ave. Dial 399-2980
"WI SPBCIALlZi IN MODERNIZING HOMES"
BERGER LUMBER
ALUMINUM COMBINATION DOORS
AND SCREENS
Also Fir Plywood, Pellawood Folding Doors
Creq«or«d Lumber, Flagstone, Lime, Cement
and PUiler
Dial 399.0948 - - The Friendly Yard
11th STRUT and SIMPSON AVENUI
Authorized Dealer for TIRMINIX Termite Control
JR. NIXON
Rogistmred
Builder
240 BATTfRSEA ROAD
CUSTOM BUJLDER
ALL TYPES OF ALTf RATIONS & ADDITIONS
KITCHENS and BATHS MODERNIZED
ROOFING and SIDING
NO JOB TOO SMALL OR TOO LAROE
Dial 3W.3S94 911 Garden Parkway
CHRIS JACOBY
— PLASTfRING —
• Bricklaying and
Pointing
• Bjsekwork
• S».p.
Dial 399-2717
1» 9M An,, dan Off
933
ALTERATIONS
RiPAIRS
VINCENT STAHLER
REOIITIRID BUILDIB
Roofing . Siding
Dial 399-4724
ROBERT A. GILL
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7th St^A Bay AVB, Phone 399.2936
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HAMADA & SON
328 West Avenue Dial 399-1O48
Roofing
Sheet Metal Work
Forced Air Heating — Air Conditioning
REASONABLE
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Qualify Building Materials
1H90 • Serving Years 1989
EARL L, SHAW, JR.
ROOFING and
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BRYANT FORCED AIR
HEATINO
252 WIST AViNUi
Dial 3W.212B
ROOFING
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Edmund L. WIsham
810 Oce,in Ave.
3990900
W, Ronald Williami
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Custom Built Homes
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DIAL 399-0008
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