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4 — SECTION ONI THE OCIAN CITY SINTiNILLEDGIR<br />

<strong>Ocean</strong> Printing Company<br />

1020 Asbury Avenue Phone 398-0118<br />

Ail Types <strong>of</strong> COMMiHCiAL & SOCIAL PRINTING<br />

NOW PIU*¥ AVAILABLE AVAILABLi<br />

1<br />

PHOTO COPIES, WHILE-U-WAIT I<br />

FREE. BIT MATES<br />

i AST SERVICE •<br />

• QUAt TV WORK<br />

RIA50NAI E PRICES<br />

JACK WAKRINGTON & WAYNE E. SCHUEXGER<br />

HATS FOR ALL OCCASIONS<br />

Whlmseys<br />

From S2,S0<br />

Mink • Persian Lamb • Raccoon<br />

CMnchLIene - Yelour - Beaver • Velvet<br />

HANDBAGS • All New Fall Colors<br />

Shapes • Siies<br />

COATS . Wool . Interlined From $45.00<br />

FASHION WEATHIR COATS From S26.O0<br />

LINGERIE • ROBES - HOUSECOATS<br />

GLOVES • SCARFS . HOSIERY<br />

HELEN F.<br />

Open 9 a.m. to<br />

3:30 p.m.<br />

Friday 9 t0 g<br />

82; sbury Avenue<br />

Dial 399.5100<br />

Special<br />

Sale<br />

$ 5 - $ 10 - '20<br />

Values up to s 100<br />

HOURS 10 - 5 DAILY<br />

Evening bv Appt.<br />

PHONE'399.9537<br />

Columbus<br />

Day<br />

Dress<br />

Bonanza<br />

Friday & Saturday,<br />

October lOfh tilth<br />

$ 10 <strong>of</strong>f fall<br />

dress group<br />

753 Asbury Avenue<br />

fFormerly Meanies)<br />

10 - 5:30 DAILY<br />

UNTIL 9 P.M.'<br />

W9-0M2<br />

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<strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> Coming Events<br />

TODAY (Thundity) -<br />

Colony Club Literature<br />

DepirUncnt m»tin(, 12:30<br />

p.m. in Uif home <strong>of</strong><br />

MrtJohn Walker. 12 Loytp<br />

Colony Club Music<br />

Department Glee Club<br />

tvheatsa!, 8:30 p.m. in the<br />

home <strong>of</strong> Mrs. Paul Well. S<br />

Barbados la.<br />

* » m<br />

CBMC luncheon meeting,<br />

1S:35 p m. in Plymouth Inn.<br />

John and Adreanna Waller<br />

who have been working with<br />

liie Guayabero Indiana m<br />

Colombia, 8 A,<br />

Women's Club meeting, 8<br />

p.m. in the home <strong>of</strong> Mrs.<br />

Edith B, Smith, 835 Sth st.<br />

American Home program.<br />

* • *<br />

First meeting <strong>of</strong> the<br />

season <strong>of</strong> Si. Frances Cabrini<br />

Rosary Altar Society, 8 p m<br />

in the K af c Hall, 349<br />

West av<br />

Lodge ITi F<br />

meeting, 8 p.m.<br />

Masonic Temple,<br />

and Wesley ay.<br />

and<br />

in<br />

10th<br />

AM<br />

the<br />

st.<br />

Club meeting.<br />

6:30 p.m. in Scotch Hall-<br />

* * •<br />

Rotary Club dinnrr<br />

meeting* 6; 15 p^rn, in<br />

Plymouth Inn,<br />

* * *<br />

ArfUAns mwtingi S p.m.<br />

In the American Lesion H&IL<br />

14th sL and Haven av.<br />

Shufflebaarri Club<br />

party, 7:30 p.m. i<br />

eiubhous**.<br />

<strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong><br />

game. 7i3Q<br />

Youth Center,<br />

<strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> Male Cherus<br />

rehearSai, *? p.m. on the<br />

Music Pit?r,<br />

# * *<br />

TOMORROW (Friday) -<br />

Natona Council Degrw <strong>of</strong><br />

Poeahontas public card<br />

party, S p,m-. in iht?<br />

American Legion Hall. 14 th<br />

st, and Haven av.<br />

# * *<br />

Flotilla SI Csast Guard<br />

Auxiliary meeting, S p.m. at<br />

=409 Wesley av.<br />

# • •<br />

TOMORROW and<br />

SATURDAY -<br />

PTA Thrift Sale at the<br />

Primary School. Friday 3:30<br />

to 9 p.m. Saturday 9 a.m.<br />

to 5 p.m.<br />

Library plans busy program<br />

<strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> Free Public<br />

Library Personnel will be<br />

unusually active and busy<br />

far the neit few weeks,<br />

jcsordinfi—Jo Robert Baep.<br />

Direeter. The reason for the<br />

activity Is that two events<br />

will occur almost<br />

simultaneously: The New<br />

Jersey Library Association's<br />

Fall Conference, and The Creijhton, Mrs. Loretta<br />

<strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> Library's Fall Mover, Mrs. Jeanne Risley,<br />

Orientation <strong>of</strong> 7th and 9th Mrs. Dorothy Wertley, and<br />

grade students.<br />

Mr. BagEs.<br />

All full time Library From October 6th through<br />

personnel will be attending 24th the Library will hold<br />

the New Jersey Libraiy SS orientation sessions for<br />

Associatlen's Fall Conference, 7th and 9th grade students.<br />

which will be held In<br />

Atlantic <strong>City</strong>'s Hotel Dennis<br />

on Thursday, Friday, and<br />

Saturday, October 9th<br />

through 11th. Of • special<br />

interest will be new" Fall<br />

displays <strong>of</strong> all major<br />

American book publishers<br />

and library furniture and<br />

display manufacturers.<br />

Also <strong>of</strong> importance will<br />

be the Library Association's<br />

busses meeting and general<br />

sessions, featurine the theme<br />

"Effective Staff Relations."<br />

r'riday morning's jenerai<br />

session promises Eo be the<br />

most interesting, lively and<br />

helpful meeting. It will be a<br />

panel lli.egllffi.ian nf ilftrip<br />

and Grievances!", " followed<br />

by questions from all<br />

Library Association members.<br />

Attending the conference<br />

will be: Mrs, Mary<br />

A basic orientation session<br />

will show students how to<br />

borrow library materials,<br />

where the various collections<br />

are located, and how to use<br />

the card catalog. After their<br />

basic orientation, students<br />

will learn how to use<br />

various reference sources,<br />

including; English and<br />

foreign language dictionaries;<br />

general and special subject<br />

encyclopedias; atajarmes and<br />

yearbooks: atlases; and the<br />

Readers' Guide to Periodical<br />

Literature.<br />

Tiroler Haus<br />

<strong>of</strong> Imports<br />

Save for Xmas - Shop Early<br />

20% • 30% OFF EVERYTHING<br />

Toys - China - Glass<br />

UP TO 50% OFF on JEWELBY<br />

llth and Bearrfwrik _ Inside Flanders Hotel<br />

FLAND1RS HOTIL<br />

"Gaslight Alley"<br />

Flanders Hotel<br />

SUMMBrS OVER<br />

All bck-To-Scheo!<br />

Stock 30% Off<br />

SATURDAY, OCT. 11<br />

Beau Monde<br />

Jin qtrm-heutiq u»<br />

SALE - O<br />

SATURDAY, OCTOiiR<br />

II A. M. . 4 P. M.<br />

• Un(«ri«<br />

• Sejtv*. Wi VM<br />

Olffl, Strtt, €«<br />

MOW FOB IUU t. S4VI<br />

Ilfh and Ihe Boardwalk, Dial 399-1000 Exr. 168<br />

•MTBANCl: TOP OF »OA«DW*1JC RAMP<br />

SUNDAY -<br />

<strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> Amateur<br />

G rlfers A^oeiation' montlily<br />

tournament at the <strong>Ocean</strong><br />

Cily-Soniprs Point Golf Club.<br />

Tco <strong>of</strong>f 7:30 a.m.<br />

• • •<br />

MONDAY -<br />

First Presbyterian King's<br />

Daughters Circle meeting, S<br />

p.m. in the home <strong>of</strong> Mrs.<br />

William MeKlm Jr., 17<br />

h blvd., Marmoracard<br />

Card Club<br />

,m= in th*?<br />

Insurance<br />

dbeusupn group,<br />

4PP Sth si.<br />

Women<br />

S p.m. at<br />

Chapter S3 0E5 meeting,<br />

S p.m. in the Masonic<br />

Temple.<br />

* * *<br />

St. John 1 * Lutheran Esther<br />

Circle meeting, S p.m. in<br />

the home <strong>of</strong> Mrs. Robert<br />

Ott. 60 Wesley rd.<br />

• M *<br />

FerKuson-FoBiio Post B8S0<br />

meeting S p.m.<br />

* # s<br />

E^ehange Club dinner<br />

meeting, 6:15 p.m. at<br />

Plymouth Inn.<br />

* p •<br />

<strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> Card Club<br />

^ame, 7:30 p.m. in the<br />

Youth Center.<br />

Shufneboiird Club card<br />

party. 7 30 p.m. in the<br />

clubhouse.<br />

Pride <strong>of</strong> <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong><br />

Lod;e 757 IBPOE <strong>of</strong> W<br />

meeting. 6:30 p.m. io the<br />

Elks Hal!, 818 Bay 3¥.<br />

* * *<br />

TUESDAY -<br />

Colony Club American<br />

Home Department meeting.<br />

S:30 p.m. in the home <strong>of</strong><br />

Mrs. Thomas H. Heist 3rd,<br />

Sl§ St. Jarnes p[.<br />

<strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> Chapter,<br />

Women's Auxiliary to Shore<br />

Memorial Hospital workshop,<br />

10 a.m.<br />

* * *<br />

Back to School Night<br />

7:80 pm. at the Primary<br />

School. Parents <strong>of</strong> Primary<br />

Sehojol students urged to<br />

attend.<br />

. . .<br />

Colony Club Art<br />

Department workshop, 10<br />

a.m. in the Arts Center, 409<br />

Wesley av.<br />

* • •<br />

Knights <strong>of</strong> Columbus<br />

meeting, 8:30 p.m. in the<br />

Council Home, 349 West av.<br />

* » *<br />

WSCS <strong>of</strong> the First United<br />

Methodist Church meeting, S<br />

p.m.<br />

* * •<br />

Women's Regular<br />

Republican Club meeting, 8<br />

p.m In the Youth Center.<br />

* • • rf<br />

First United Presbyterian<br />

Church Circles Meeting]<br />

Bethany - 12:30 p.m. in<br />

the home <strong>of</strong> Mrs. George<br />

Spencer, 4813 West av.<br />

Calvin • 1 p.m. in the<br />

home <strong>of</strong> Mrs. Craig<br />

Mathewson. 636 <strong>Ocean</strong> av. .<br />

Deborah • 1 p.m. in the<br />

home <strong>of</strong> Mrs. Walter Israel,<br />

71 Village dr.. Somers Point.<br />

Dorcas • I p.m. in the<br />

home <strong>of</strong> Mrs. Robert Bates,-<br />

2430 Asbury av.<br />

Irene Harper • 1 p.m. in<br />

the home <strong>of</strong> Mrs, Gordon<br />

CanUey, 34B E. Surf rd.<br />

Philaihea • 1 p.m. in the<br />

home <strong>of</strong> Mrs. John<br />

Richardson, 120 Haddon rd.,<br />

Sorners Point.<br />

Salem • 8 p.m. in the<br />

home <strong>of</strong> Mrs. EWe Tiktrs,<br />

1728 Central av.<br />

Westminster • 8 p.m. in<br />

the home <strong>of</strong> Mm. Jonathan game, 77s""<br />

F. Wallace, 101 E, Dawes AUantie „ »*<br />

av., Somers Point,<br />

* * *<br />

WEDNESDAY -<br />

Luray Duplicate Bridge<br />

final game <strong>of</strong> the season,<br />

7 ;4 B p .m. in The<br />

Homestead, 80S 8th st.<br />

• « *<br />

Meeting on low cholesterol<br />

foods sponsored by the<br />

Heart Association, 1:45 p,RW,<br />

at The Homestead, 809 Sth<br />

st,<br />

* • . •<br />

First Presbyterian Church<br />

Family Night covered dish<br />

supper, 8:30 p.m., followed<br />

by service at &;30 p.m.<br />

* a •<br />

Women's Roosevelt<br />

Democratic Club meeting, 8<br />

p.m. in the Youth Center<br />

* • »<br />

Past PocahontaJes Of<br />

Natona Council meeting, 8<br />

p.m.<br />

* * *<br />

Exchan gettes dinner<br />

meeting.<br />

• * s<br />

Morgan.Ranek Pqst 137<br />

American Legion meeting, 8<br />

p.m. in the Legion Hall.<br />

* » m<br />

Kiwanis Club luncheon<br />

meeting, 12ils p.m. at<br />

Plymouth Inn,<br />

* • •<br />

Lions Club meeting, 7<br />

p.m. at<br />

Bl ue<br />

"Mod<br />

Coming Soon<br />

at<br />

1224 Asbury<br />

Ave.<br />

THURSDAY,<br />

t« 4'toHug<br />

Juniors itoUiiJ<br />

ire newest in fa<br />

rashiaij. Be'am<br />

to see our V^^M<br />

lint ol Gifs aaJ<br />

i s. Avoini<br />

AVINUI<br />

IMIUJ<br />

VlHTNOl, M. i.<br />

nan* HIM<br />

"• MS t. H<br />

MEWS FLASH !!<br />

Sheriff Heil Backing<br />

Democrat As Successor!^<br />

After a lifetime <strong>of</strong> .loyalty and service to the Republican Organization<br />

and 17_years <strong>of</strong> outstanding service to the people <strong>of</strong> Cape Mav County<br />

as their Sheriff, A. Huppert Heil, <strong>of</strong> Wildwoocf; today announced he has<br />

•accepted the chairmanship <strong>of</strong> an organization known as "Republicansfor<br />

Kelly" and will work actively for the election <strong>of</strong> Elmer "Pat" Kelly, <strong>of</strong>-<br />

Wildwood Crest, Democratic candidate forjthe <strong>of</strong>fice <strong>of</strong> Sheriff <strong>of</strong> Cape^<br />

May County in the November 4th General Election<br />

IHERiFF H1IL<br />

<strong>of</strong>.<br />

For Continued Good<br />

^* ^|P<br />

Administration <strong>of</strong> the Sheriffs-Office L.L--<br />

VOTE FOR<br />

Eimer w Pat" Kelly in the General Election!<br />

Republicans for Kelly<br />

'M Lr.,l ma for by Republicans for Kelly, A H,, nf w,, HdL chairman^<br />

th.<br />

LsDAV. OCTOBER 9, J9&9<br />

Coming Events<br />

(Thursdny) —<br />

, ntraj United Uitd Mt MethodHit Sarnors P oirU Board ,,t<br />

L Circle meeting, 12:,J0 Education ffioellnn, 8 n m<br />

in the Sunday - nHiu School<br />

» » »<br />

lenient. Miss Helen Somors Point Li 0ns C|ub<br />

\ Auxiliary meeting, 8 p.m.<br />

m and Mrs. Loroy<br />

jgn, CO hoilessos^<br />

TOMORROW (Friday) -<br />

Ihaniv United Unitd Methodist Linwood Post ng'i<br />

Circle mooting American Legion meeting, 8<br />

p.m,<br />

* * *<br />

Somors Point <strong>City</strong> Council<br />

meeting, 7:30 p.m.<br />

! Women's Club<br />

meeting at Scriml's<br />

Uunint. John Brooks,<br />

(,„, <strong>of</strong> NARCO, guest<br />

**. . .<br />

smbined meeting <strong>of</strong> the<br />

m Point Men's and<br />

jin's Republican Clubs,<br />

in the New Jersey<br />

lomcri Point Police<br />

jiiition meeting, 8 p.m.<br />

iti<br />

PURPLE, RED<br />

ad BROWN<br />

$16.00<br />

DRESS SHOPPE<br />

ASSURY AVfNUf<br />

FRIDAY N1T1<br />

• • « ' *<br />

SATURDAY -<br />

Children's Hour 10:30<br />

a.m. at the Somers Point<br />

Library,<br />

* * .<br />

Association <strong>of</strong> Paranormal<br />

Investigation dinner meeting<br />

at Harry's Inn.<br />

MONDAY -<br />

Somors Point<br />

Club meeting, 7<br />

Mae's Restaurant.<br />

pm. at<br />

Suburban Garden Club<br />

meeting, noon In Central<br />

United Methodist Hall. Plant<br />

exchange,<br />

* * *<br />

Christ Ep i seop a 1<br />

Churdhwomon Christmas<br />

Bazaar workshop, 10 a.m.<br />

Make him feel like he's got<br />

the world on a siring!<br />

Give him the<br />

perfect gift<br />

for every<br />

occasion!<br />

Father's<br />

TIE-TAC<br />

<strong>of</strong> Solid 10K Gold<br />

sum ID UKa nuii utiuii iin<br />

WHAT A GIFT for the proud ftther!<br />

A beautifully sculpturfd solid gold<br />

horseshoe ... set with colorful syn.<br />

(heirc rjirthstones — one for each<br />

<strong>of</strong>. his children. More stones e»n be<br />

added as the fimily iroHs! Why not<br />

give oni to irindad, too? Comes in<br />

solid 10 karat white or yellsiv gold.<br />

With choice ol<br />

one tlrthiioiii 195<br />

tl.ZS additional for each stone<br />

SMITH<br />

JEWELERS<br />

956 Asbury Av«,<br />

DIAL 3f?.3in<br />

(CLOUD ON MONDAYS)<br />

Auxiliary <strong>of</strong> Son.... , k<br />

Jire Company <strong>On</strong>e mcMins<br />

L&<br />

in < h * "«•»' ^<br />

m^ut%tnf ^<br />

m<br />

Sorrlors Poim Seni<strong>of</strong><br />

Y< tr '-°"» meeting, HiSOga.m.<br />

flail '" Lu ' hl "-an fth<br />

• • .*<br />

Mainland ToastmistreM<br />

l -'ub dinner meeting, 6-30<br />

P.m. in Daniel's Restaurant<br />

TUESDAY -<br />

Linwood Muthi<br />

ni'-ftinK, H p.in<br />

p m<br />

ITS nan<br />

I f<br />

-l Unit d Mahodu.t<br />

Ll-ui, mnctinE H 1^<br />

C. race Lutheran LOW<br />

Afternoon Circle meeting,<br />

12:30 p.m. and Evening<br />

Circle meeting, B p m<br />

* • *<br />

Women's Club <strong>of</strong> Linwood<br />

American Home Department<br />

meeting, 8,30 p.m in the<br />

home or Mrs. Robari<br />

Hinman, Z17 Davis av<br />

Linwood. White elephant and<br />

ehildron's clothing sale<br />

* • »<br />

„, ^""e Point Kiwanis<br />

Wub dinner meeting 7 n m<br />

m Danlers Restaurant '<br />

* * • '<br />

_ Somers Point Fire<br />

Company <strong>On</strong>e meeting, 8<br />

p.m. in Bethel rd. fireball<br />

WEDNESDAY *-<br />

Central United Methodic<br />

Ruth Circle meeting, 8:16<br />

p.m.<br />

* * *<br />

Central WCTU meeting at<br />

the homo <strong>of</strong> Mrs. william<br />

Force, 2037 West av<br />

Linwood.<br />

Mainland Chapter,<br />

Women's AuKiliary to Shore<br />

MomoriaJ Hospital meeting,<br />

noon at Harry's Inn, Somers<br />

Point.<br />

Christ Episcopal<br />

Churehwomen meeting, 8<br />

p.m,<br />

Nor-Lin Lions Club dinner<br />

meeting, 8:30 p, m ; in<br />

Daniel s Heataurant.<br />

Auxiliary <strong>of</strong> Somers Point<br />

Fire Company Two meeting,<br />

8 p.m. in the New Jersey<br />

av. firehall, "<br />

Summer concert<br />

schedule listed<br />

Clarence Puhrman, musical<br />

director <strong>of</strong> the summer<br />

concerts, has announced his<br />

schedule for the month <strong>of</strong><br />

October at which he will<br />

appear with his orchestra.<br />

Every Sunday he will play<br />

in the Ladles Dining Room<br />

<strong>of</strong> the Union League <strong>of</strong><br />

Philadelphia. Other<br />

appearances include October<br />

11, Cherry Hill Lodge-<br />

October 14, Universal<br />

Cyclops Steel <strong>of</strong> Pittsburg<br />

Pa.: October 16, Strawbridje<br />

and Clothier auditorium-<br />

October 18, Barclay Hotcji<br />

October IB, Philadelphia<br />

Cricket Club; October "21,<br />

Hiinseom Bjothers at<br />

McAlIlstera; October 22,<br />

Republican Women <strong>of</strong><br />

Pennsylvania! and October<br />

Cherry Hill Inn.<br />

ANALYSIS OF YOUR OIL-HEATING IQUIPMENT<br />

W MAY SAVE YOU MONEY ALL WINTER LONG!<br />

BMr frte analysis <strong>of</strong> your oil-he<strong>of</strong>ing system con tell you what it may<br />

"Md to function economically and efficiently next winter. It may need<br />

eitaning, sd|uifnnenr ( or minor part replacemsnt. Or perhapi you'll<br />

W -? nt *° improvs your oil burner with Texaco's jet Flame Booiter, the<br />

Winlific new flame-control development that con increase burner effi.<br />

Wncy by os much as 42%, We do a careful, thorough job. Call ui•now.<br />

TACCARINO<br />

PUiL OIL<br />

61 ftUU M HOmS A DAY<br />

W»st Avenue Dial 399-0450<br />

fPusTchSifi<br />

I git MUTIIIO IQUIPMIKT<br />

B<br />

THE OCEAN CITY SENTINEL LEDGER<br />

TROPHY WINNERS — Th n<br />

Monthly tournament awards went to Th- ^mateur = Golftra Association<br />

presentations made by Tournamem Dl^tor Will- ^f. ab ° Ve with the<br />

'<br />

to right) Jack Kouglin, winner'^ t£f "c^f" ^f° klM Shown<br />

-<br />

m < lstt<br />

Rhodes winner <strong>of</strong> the second flieht Da^f ^ ^y Se °° nd fli » ht: T °m<br />

tot flight, Ben Trout, winner <strong>of</strong> the t W ^ * Cham P ion <strong>of</strong> the annual<br />

Nickle., who is Presenting the 4^i P s^p fl h f ht s P eeial tournament and<br />

Episcopal<br />

women plan<br />

Yule bazaar<br />

SOMKRS POINT - Mrs.<br />

Robert CJark, general<br />

chairman, and Mrs. Harold<br />

Appleyard, co-chairman, have<br />

dealgnated Wednesday and<br />

Thursday, November 19 and<br />

20, as the dates <strong>of</strong> the<br />

Annual Christmas Bazaar<br />

presented by the Episcopal<br />

Churehwornen <strong>of</strong> Christ<br />

Church.<br />

Highlighting the event will<br />

be a luncheon" served on<br />

November 19 by Mrs<br />

Vaughn Qulnn^ and Mrs.<br />

Robert Tagg. A<br />

"Reservations <strong>On</strong>ly" dinner<br />

will be served November 20<br />

by Mrs. John Fitzsimmons<br />

and her staff.<br />

Other committee chairmen<br />

are; Mrs. Edna Fredericks<br />

and Mrs. George MoAvoy,<br />

Bake Shop; Mr. and Mrs.<br />

Richard Yeager, King _<br />

Richard Boutique- Mrs.<br />

Donald Atkinson and Mrs.<br />

John Card, Toy Shop. Mrs.<br />

Robert Clar, Mrs. Robert<br />

Smith and Mrs. William<br />

Ashmen, Needle and Thread;<br />

Mrs. Richard Eichorst and<br />

Mrs. Donald Patterson, Attic<br />

Treasures,<br />

Mrs, Adolph Kahl, Altar<br />

Guild; Mrs. Harold<br />

Appleyard and Mrs. Edwin<br />

Uhl, Chfistrna* Decorations;<br />

Mrs. W. BlbSonl W«. "M, Hin<br />

and Mrs. William Mawhinney,<br />

Corner Cupboard; Mrs. Paul<br />

Boniface, Hospitality. Hall<br />

decorations will be<br />

supervised by Mrs. Rae Off<br />

and Mrs. Carl Straubmuller.<br />

Robert Clark will be In<br />

charge <strong>of</strong> Mystery Packages<br />

and Mrs. Robert DeCray Is<br />

handling publicity.<br />

Kiwanis Club sect<br />

planning film<br />

<strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> Kiwanis club<br />

members saw Cape May<br />

County through the eyes <strong>of</strong><br />

a camera Wednesday at their<br />

meeting at Plymouth Inn<br />

when Richard Ciroyer,<br />

eounty planning bpard<br />

director showed a film. Sea<br />

Fever,<br />

The film stressed the<br />

importance <strong>of</strong> conserving<br />

natural resources. Herbert TV<br />

Adams was = program<br />

ehairman and introduced<br />

Orover,<br />

Nmw<br />

arrivals<br />

Nine families <strong>of</strong> thi§ area<br />

welcomed new arrivals at the<br />

Stork Club <strong>of</strong> Shore<br />

Memorial Hospital during the<br />

past week. Congratulations<br />

go to:<br />

Robert and ; . Doris. Ann<br />

(Taylor) Ross <strong>of</strong> RDl, Box<br />

16 IP, Linwood, a boy<br />

September 30.<br />

Nieolo and Mary<br />

(Vaenlabre) Verdueci, 20<br />

South View dr., Somers<br />

Point, a boy October 1,.<br />

David Jr. and Porothy<br />

(Duff) Platt, 132 Devon rd.,<br />

Somers Point, a girl Qeu her<br />

Martin B. and Lois A.<br />

(Mueklowj .Partner, rC ; 2B<br />

Champagne Apts., Homers<br />

Point, a jjrl October 1,<br />

Pranklln and Bileon<br />

(Domen) Price, 2120 Shore<br />

rd., Linwood, a girl October<br />

4.<br />

Roger and Pntrieia (Qore)<br />

Milley, SB Village dr.,<br />

Somers Point, a girl October<br />

4,<br />

J. Michael and Barbara<br />

(Oorrett) Bohs 1 11 Brighton<br />

av,, Somers Point, a boy<br />

October 6.<br />

Honny and Pamela<br />

(Morelond) Lotsmia, 3823<br />

Central av., <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong>, a<br />

boy October 0,<br />

Edward and Pamela<br />

(Sherwood) Bobbins, 32<br />

Oibbs ay., Somers Point, a<br />

girl October 6,<br />

ARDELLA'S<br />

OLD FASHIONED<br />

BAKED GOODS<br />

BREADS • CINNAMON RUMS<br />

PIES •rcAKfnrcooioer^<br />

• SPECIAL ORDERS *<br />

OPEN DAILY & SUN. ALL YEAR<br />

7th Street and West Avenue<br />

DIAL 3ff-f21f<br />

PAGE ! _ SECTION ONI<br />

Sweet Adelines plan bus trip<br />

The Sweet Adelines are information may be obtained<br />

sponsoring a bus trip to the and reservations made by<br />

Latin Casino in Cherry Hill called Mrs. ' Helen Sponce<br />

Oil, (October 16 for the (3987898) or Miss Ruth<br />

dinner show. Guest Novlus (39D.0950).<br />

entertainers will be Steve<br />

Lawrence and Edle Qorrne,<br />

The tickets will Include<br />

round trip bus fore, dinner<br />

and the show. Further<br />

The man who expects<br />

favor always wants<br />

yesterday.<br />

WESTERN AUTO<br />

S15 NiW ROAD DIAL 92T-6464<br />

SOMIRS POINT, NiW JERSEY<br />

AUTOMOTIVE ACCESSORIES<br />

PLUMBING SUPPLfES • PAINTS<br />

HARDWARE • GARDENING NEEDS<br />

MNlIt<br />

C'.CP<br />

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