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"API 2 — SECTION ONB THf OCiAN CITY 81NTINf L-LIDGER THURSDAY, OCTOin • ElSPAY, O6TOBPR 9, 1969<br />

bridegroom to lho son f<br />

Mrs. Ernost Dunn<br />

Mrs. ErnDst O Dunn r>r<br />

Ihl- city. .bloMnW,"^<br />

bridci-roern, was matron <strong>of</strong><br />

honor and Dr. Ern" O<br />

THl ORIGINAL "PAD" — Policemen's eyes bugged as big as saueera when<br />

they discovered this cozy mattress placed on rafters beneath a beachfront<br />

store. Hoping to catch hippies or others .engaged in nefarious hanky panky<br />

they set up a wateh. Their "stake-out" was rewarded when they caught up<br />

with a group <strong>of</strong> smalk youngsters. The cops closed both their popping eyes<br />

and the case, -- Sentinel Photo<br />

Sandman<br />

continued from page ]<br />

without keeping his left up<br />

defensively.<br />

During the recent primary<br />

campaign Sandman was<br />

forthright in his denunciation<br />

<strong>of</strong>... Cahill—He—culled -him-<br />

"the little man who once<br />

every four years comes out<br />

<strong>of</strong> the woodwork" seeking<br />

the gubernatorial nomination.<br />

Sticks and stones break a<br />

man's hene, it is true but,<br />

contrary to the old axiom,<br />

names can hurt their victim.<br />

Sandman hasn't done Cahil]<br />

much good either in his<br />

statements during the<br />

campaign or in his recent<br />

blast that he won't campaign<br />

for the Republican standard<br />

bearer.<br />

It should be stated that<br />

Sandman said the news<br />

stories really misquoted him.<br />

He will campaign for Cahill<br />

at least in the Congressional<br />

district.<br />

Sandman, with so much<br />

political charisma, just can't<br />

seem to avoid such<br />

controversies. They hurt<br />

Sandman more than his<br />

targets, Charlie wiU probably<br />

be seektwg another<br />

Congressional term next<br />

year, br; 'as is rumored, he<br />

may try for the Senate seat<br />

now occupied by Harrison<br />

WUliains. Either way he will<br />

need supporters. He might<br />

even welcome Cahill,<br />

<strong>City</strong> pay<br />

continuod from page I<br />

commonly lumped Together<br />

as "seoond eehelen" vary<br />

according to the pay <strong>of</strong><br />

. their top <strong>of</strong>ficials. Taa<br />

assessor Wallaee Kuhn will<br />

be paid (7,800. By contrast<br />

<strong>City</strong> Clerk Ruth Nickerson<br />

will earn (7,000. Purchasing<br />

Agent Orland Ban- will<br />

receive $8 ± 200. Tax Collector<br />

Kenneth Behind will receive<br />

the same pay as Kuhn -<br />

S7,500.<br />

<strong>City</strong> Treasurer Anthony E,<br />

Imhesi is the second highest<br />

salaried employe after<br />

Hyland. Imhesi will receive<br />

$11,000, Deputy Public<br />

Works Director W, Scott<br />

Burman will he given<br />

$8,750, The supervisor <strong>of</strong><br />

the Public Wo r k s<br />

Department, Alvin Green,<br />

will be paid $8,200.<br />

In order to pay the new<br />

salaries the <strong>City</strong> Commission<br />

adopted a resolution for an<br />

emergency appropriation for<br />

5157,000, This amount, the<br />

resolution noted, brings the<br />

emergency Indebtedness <strong>of</strong><br />

the city to $801,633 which<br />

must be provided for In full<br />

in the 1870 municipal<br />

budget.<br />

WHITB COLONIAL DOOR<br />

$69,9$<br />

All isan art cwnptMs wtt* ptons-mi.9 hinge,<br />

nnenm iwnp. wind cheek ehulii, lotk »t<br />

and clojrr. No extra chirf* for doer, up re<br />

MxM, eOMPLBTELY INSTALLED.<br />

DIAL 399-1241<br />

Announcing the Opening <strong>of</strong><br />

the Office <strong>of</strong><br />

>*•«««>«>••<<br />

Dr. William H. Nickerson, Jr.<br />

DOCTOR Of CHIROPRACTIC<br />

1908 Applatrtte Lone, <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong>, N, J,<br />

Offlee Phone: 399.4499<br />

., Heuris.f a.m.-10 p.m. Monday-Friday<br />

' 9 a.m.-l p.m. Saturday<br />

HOURS BY APPOINTMENT<br />

Your old boiler may he<br />

sending your heat and your<br />

dollars up the chimney<br />

SAVE MONEY WITH A NEW<br />

AMERICAN-STANDARD GAS BOILER<br />

• Efficlint. dilivtri more heati;i§:de<br />

I east iron...clean, ^uiet. c&mpact<br />

SAVE '99.00<br />

with a<br />

GAS HIAT BOILfR CONVIRSION<br />

Get a Free litimite <strong>of</strong> Heating Costs in<br />

Your Home, NO OBLIGATION<br />

WE SELL, INSTALL and SERVICE<br />

Specializing | n Oas Baseboard Heat<br />

Frank M. Ma 2itel(i& Son<br />

PLUMBING & HiATING,<br />

200 ASBURY AVE, DIAL 399-3193<br />

FALL<br />

STORM DOORS and<br />

ALUMINUM STORM DOOR<br />

WHIT! ALUMINUM DOOR<br />

$S9.95<br />

WHITE CARRIAGE DOOR<br />

$69,95<br />

SALi<br />

STORM WINDOWS<br />

MILL FINISH WINDOWS<br />

Triplo Track, 1 Glass and<br />

1 igreeh Campari<br />

I for f77.50,<br />

ANODIZED WINDOWS<br />

Triple Traek, Wool Pile<br />

Weather Sfpipplni, Sold<br />

elsewherd at, IJ0.M,<br />

5 for $82,50.<br />

WHITE STORM WINDOW?<br />

Baked on VMte Finish.<br />

Compare clsowhe<br />

at rl.»l.<br />

S for ;87,5O<br />

FOR FREE ESTIMATE and<br />

HOMI DEMONSTRATION<br />

FREE<br />

MEASURING<br />

and<br />

INSTALLATION<br />

BAKER'S ALUMINUM PRODUCTS<br />

1J4§ WEST AVENUE, OCEAN CITY<br />

The Magnate<br />

Stripes by<br />

Worited-Tex<br />

A whole new look ot un^t^d^\ ,frpi- fliiuim' ihmuph<br />

strong contempnrars -hipiru* in inir i;n n mn mlldtinn<br />

<strong>of</strong> Magnate Strips b\ WIT tad TP% I vi.nitJ in rnh, 2-<br />

ply fabrics, Raki hK aniiltd fljp pu,l u mil I UIJIT lapel<br />

treatment create a nns kind at nriuli'i i It t; inn- t.i ni.il i<br />

a man's stock-go up,--• ^- . __<br />

Linings Sanilized* treated fsF h^g.cnic rr,j^hr,j;.v<br />

Wertled-Tesc Clothes that Fit the time!<br />

The Campaign<br />

Coats by<br />

Worsied-Tex<br />

Napoleon's legacy, the greatcoat, intirpritui b% V\ur tej<br />

Tex into a great coat for today's kind at crimp u> n T i wi<br />

•a client, ,i promotion, perhaps ,i girl. It t il > hn Mil r t><br />

put such subtle shaping in.clothini; - hi" \ K • t> J Ti<br />

It takes great fitter 1 , like our-, to riuil • il , > rt t I r 'cm<br />

Worsted.Tex, the clothes that fii the timi m i m<br />

iWorlted-Tex Clolhes that lit ihe times<br />

NEW!<br />

THE JANSSEN PIANO<br />

IN OUR HAMMOND SALON<br />

Comrn See thorn TT 7<br />

Come Play Them Yourself!<br />

— FOURTH FLOOR _<br />

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Sanihioil" tfftni,;cl Uji liyK[nn<br />

9,30 o. m. to 5.30 p. m. DQi| y; Op . n FrMav nn d Saf U rday<br />

rr^vinctPiti<br />

Country patterni nft,<br />

by Worstt d.T,<br />

jor urban wtif.<br />

We don't just fit you. We fit the times<br />

The citysuit get,.<br />

breath <strong>of</strong> freiU<br />

We picked out Wj<br />

country p,| l(( ,j<br />

woven <strong>of</strong> sturdy2.4<br />

fabrics, WoritiJ.T<br />

tailored them 1,^<br />

town suits with KB;<br />

broadenid l<br />

Ticket podtst, Dq<br />

side or ctntit veri<br />

<strong>On</strong>e <strong>of</strong> thi mm,<br />

quality Worsted-Ta<br />

•Iooks-for"the"sSsoi<br />

Clolhc, that fit td.t;<br />

The Touring Jackets<br />

sport coati with high pfffef<br />

fromWorstecl-Tex<br />

Don't let your<br />

sport coat be just<br />

sport coat. Let it N<br />

one <strong>of</strong> our tonrinjj<br />

Jackets superblyWj<br />

lor eel especially hW<br />

by VVorsted-Te«-<br />

the clothes that fitihi<br />

times. Let it haVE «•<br />

tra fashion drive<br />

More swerve at• *'<br />

waist. Angled flifj<br />

pockets. Sideventi-<br />

Handsome 2.p!y flk j<br />

ries with Worllr JJ<br />

Tex quality mei<br />

more mileage toy<br />

f that fit ' 1 inhoten UydintWnl mlr-olioi \<br />

25 Year Guarantee<br />

CaHJoday for Immediate /nstal/qtibnt •<br />

Tt>t Sm «"«*t Ga« Boiler on the Mafk.t<br />

HE MfW<br />

rtBStY NATURAL 6AS COMPANY<br />

WILL PAY YOU m<br />

Fo<br />

".,iKiw Road<br />

IM-Mli<br />

••••-. .'•MT-ai.H.<br />

from<br />

Gardens tour<br />

planned for<br />

October 30th<br />

A bus trip to Fjemington<br />

and Duke Gardens ot<br />

Somervillo is planned for<br />

area residents on October<br />

30, Mrs. Elizabeth Ofomwoll,<br />

special events chairman for<br />

the Cape May County Home<br />

Economics Extension Council<br />

in announcing the trip said<br />

"the October trip Is" being<br />

planned to take advantage <strong>of</strong><br />

the colorful fall foliage <strong>of</strong><br />

New Jersey,"<br />

The group will spend the<br />

morning in Flenjlngton<br />

visiting the Stengel Pottery<br />

Plant and cut glass factory<br />

where they will have an<br />

opportunity to see the<br />

etching <strong>of</strong> glass. After<br />

luncheon at the Flemlngton<br />

Inn the bus will take the<br />

group to Somervllle to tour<br />

the greenhouses en the Doris<br />

Duke Estate. The<br />

greenhouses feature garden<br />

stylos from seven different<br />

countries. Among the<br />

countries represented will bo<br />

the Formal French Garden,<br />

an English Country Garden,<br />

plants and orchids from<br />

tropical countries, and the<br />

quiet tranquility <strong>of</strong> a<br />

Japanese Garden,<br />

A dinner stop at the<br />

Somervllle Inn will conclude<br />

the day's aetlvities.<br />

Buses will leave the<br />

county at 8 a.m. and return<br />

by 10 p.m. Further<br />

information and reservations<br />

may ^e made by calling<br />

Mrs. Cromwell at 388-2823.<br />

Three-day meeting<br />

set at Bridgeton<br />

Howard 8. Sawalleh, well<br />

known South jersey minister<br />

will address tho <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong><br />

Study Group <strong>of</strong> Jehovah's<br />

Witnesses and other delegates<br />

from 15 area congregations,<br />

who will be meeting in<br />

convention this weekend In<br />

the Bridgeton Junior High<br />

School.<br />

Mr. Sawalich, supervisory<br />

minister <strong>of</strong> the South- Jersey<br />

congregations, will be one <strong>of</strong><br />

the featured lecturers at the<br />

assembly.<br />

The program begins on<br />

Friday at 3 p.m. and<br />

continues through Sunday.<br />

HAUt a .— bei, i lurij<br />

Classified Adi Bring You Quick Results<br />

Sfeer right thii way for topnotch<br />

outo service. You'll go<br />

kin complete confidence,<br />

(OHKEN STAMPS TOO!)<br />

WALT'S ATLANTIC<br />

"SUPER REP BALL S1RVICH'<br />

?TH ST. & BAY AVJ.<br />

DIAL 399.970?<br />

This Is<br />

NATIONAL PHARMACY WHK.<br />

Knight!<br />

OP OCiAN CITY<br />

lOUTH JERSEY'S MOST MODERN PHARMACY<br />

Ith St. and Wesley Ave. Dial 399-5555<br />

— FEE! DELIVERY —<br />

Like a box seat for<br />

the Series?<br />

Here it is! A go-where<br />

you-go color portable<br />

f rom Sylvania.<br />

r r u COLOR TV viewing is yours witrTthi's<br />

. persona] Bize'10? gq, in. screen portable." 3-stage IF amplifier<br />

eiwurp sharper pictures .... morepleasing sound: Has Svlvanja's<br />

color tjrijjht 85" picture tube. Built-in VHF and vm antennas<br />

.Allan an.attractive, phareoHUnbinet <strong>of</strong> lightweight high ' *<br />

.impact plastic.-MODEL €B3iCH. <strong>On</strong>ly $21*9,91. " ' .<br />

I" •."•'•.!: • . . . rv RECEPTION<br />

S TV<br />

COMPLEflSALes 4 SfRVICI for BLACK.. A. WHITE-and'COLOR'TV<br />

Anferina installations - Tower & Ro<strong>of</strong> Mountings<br />

for UHP ". PHF & FM<br />

1048 ASBURY AVE, DIAL 399-4910<br />

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