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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. . iinî *; 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. irier; :ar. ;'J -iJViiuu.su aii'j: 'J'Vi'hi>J7l YtAK A^'j ih, < j , ,;•,,._ i Sii-iil.i.i'i-Li-'Jui.-r ,.IJ, Mr 'f \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. ^:;' >'jar. Tf;'. d'-dm" m •jmfain-e Wai; Wkmuri . 1--T.la.11!r. Frar.Ki:r. b'lfjp>' f.ua. :,..v r.ij::i:, ' J-io Li] ill!' >..,; Ts.jniif f fiinffhf, b-i'j; tin .i: aw: i>j!.v.tr ilti.jr i>. tr.i ,11,,,j.,. ,;,,;,„. '.'flff,. tr,. V.j). V. ,„.,„,,,, fii.. ,.;• •,*.. ,,li,... f|....j..J. ir..- »•„,., „' .„,. !,,,riuai ,,,; 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 throuî 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 COiurîiy) — 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 Fîc;, 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 Visit Your Beauty Parlor This Week HOUSf OF BfAUTY, (COMPLETE SERVICE 616 Asbury Ave., ... Cutin< ELVINA tA. MUSKETT, StyNlf T'"' 1 "" "YOUR DOORWAY TO LQVBLINISi" — BEAUTY SALON — COMPLETE BEAUTY SERVICES 1710 Asbury Aye, Dial 399 5035 EVENING APPOINTMENTS STEDEM'S BEAUTY SHOP Under tha Pertsnal iuparvjiien of MRS. LAURENCE I. STEDEM 1820 Ashuiy Avenuf Dial 399-1575 Kara-Lyn Hairstylists COMPLETE WIO SERVICB HAIR SHAPINO BY MR, MAC OPIN MONDAYS 399M333 „ Palmer fhopping Center - Idfh & Haven Linweod Salon 927-6564 MEMBER NATIONAL HAIRDRISSERJ ASSN. Ljtn AIR CONDITIONED Dorothy's 3SS 231 Witt Av«, Ph. 391^31! Op«n Year 'Round, Clued Monday Call Today for Appointment DOROTHY COX—Priprimr' Ro Boswell's Beauty Salon . Wash and WoarWigs Specializing in Permanent Waves 754 Asbury Av«. DLI3??.1!4! (Acrssi frsm Murphy*! 5 « II) WIGS • WIG SERVICE « WIG RENTALS eOMPLSTB HAIR STYLING Comer ©f 4th & Asbury OCiAN CITY, N. J. 08226 Qwnpfs: Gloria fjeerge & Rog Phono 399-1530 HELEN BEAUTY SALON Jea u I 1TH STRUT .nd CINTRAL AVENUE P«rm»n#nt Waving; Hair Tinting DIAL 399-0935 Proprietor MARY KJISH OPHq YEAR 'ROUND ANN N D JOHN'S .—. BIAUTY SALON -. §2? Aibury Ave, Ph. 399-3198 ANN and JOHN MANNi Open Tliursday Evemngi Fna Parking an W«t Avmua CERRUTi Beatify Shoppei OUR 35th YEAR ilAUTY CULTURi IN ALL •RANCHBf 101? W«t Avs. Dial J9M3P4 ' 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, Îbert 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 îJ Choir Fioom. . 7 p,m, = Linwood Boy Scout Troop 39 mecjtint; in Central Hall, GAS HEAT NOW; matie g3s heating. - Why frat modernize ng« with a UlEiLfflclAlN GAS BO1LIR CHECK THISI FEATURES , Call Iron for long Ufa • Water-bncksd, tinned flum far grearar hair ob.orptlon • tlmrough Iniulatton pre- Ventc beat (Mi • com pletBly automatic, protected controls • Milly clnnsd • Jacket attractively flnl.rmd In blue hammerlold • ASA •pprsvad. Phone Today far a FrM Bitlmats — No Obligation CASH BONUSiS of »99 - *66 and «33 IF YOU CONVERT TO GAS KiAT NOW Pileggi Plumbing & Heating 225 WIST AVENUE DIAL H p-111- • Senior Choir n-hfanml iii the Choir Ronm. # * * 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 STOP IN OR CONTACT OUR OFFICE GUARDIAN LOANS 730 Asbury AVB. Ocean City, N. J, Li«n;t N,. |f j. Loan, mad* by null to ail noarby communities 'Acme is your kind of place 100% U& 6«W'T IHSPEBTED UNCflSTER BRMD SIRLOIN TMiH Cod Fillet... rjNBT Boston Mackeral 33 OBiNOSTSNO Frankfurters ...... : :• 79' UNOiSTIR injiiO Sliced Garlic Bologna 7S ACME DAIRY VALUES! Diet Margarine • • • • • .,. 4S• S«V( 4e, KiisrT ign Cheese Slices .«""'".. ,; 6S* PRINBiSI Margarine 5 75c 5 lib qtr-s. 79( « 0W VOU CflM flOD NEW eiftlffiUWn^WAHMTHJn_i¥IB» ROOM! wjiehyourjnau,., 1?PICIORES FREE S k NEW till AND IILICTION tVEKr WI1K! CHOOSE FROM 172 MASTERPIECES SAVE%50% L _ 50 ml1 M H GB1IM n«MN 1 I ¥ "iHIBftS ..HI, aoBBmitaf Entnliwanti.il STEAKS ON QUALITY FRAMES - ACME STORIWIDE GROCERY VALUES! Charmin Toilet Tissue %*m 4 38 Tide Detergent TKT 02 Miracle WhM •• 48 Ivory Snow Detergent T-wr 63 Carnation Coffee Mate -.. 59 THI FRESHEST PRODUCE UNDER TNI SUN! NATIONAL APPLE WEEK OCTOBER 8 thru 14 *• f A I I r..Crisp fresh, T I r (T \ I i Delicious Sf Ml kl NEW JERSEY FANCY ICEBERG LETTUCE ' *- t E * ' ^ • HICHERl i c Sweet Potatoes 3i39 c ST. * WEST AVB_TW. êMPsTSbVEHflSiD PRICE " iRAIWCHf Cht t-.nn Rib Steaks 89 * Arm Steaks ,'....'..., gg 1 T-Bone Steaks.."... 99* LINEAiTIR IPUHB Portarhouse ste.k. Delmonico Steaks.... Genuine Spring Lamb Sale! Shank 0' Lamb .K. ...... 49« Breast of Lamb 19 « Lamb Patties ...•,..,., 89 C Sliped Lambs Liver .... 49 C IDEAL FROZEN Oyster Stew „*„,«,, i FH51EN Mingf sr Pumpkin Pies .. . 2 69 FROHN SEHEC1 Apple Cider... 2 75 LANE&$T£i* 1HANP Chicken Stew.. Cinnamon Buns... 45' SAVE ie, PLJJN Angel Food Cake . 65- ^ THE M#- o.lubl, i.ih,,..,,, ,„„.,, ,,,, 1 'Acme is your kind of place' I0 e OFF MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE J Says Mrs. Thelma Tustin of Philadelphia, Pa. il ' TIDE OFF" DETERCFNT 1 IV 3fi 11 L - ' 1 It ~ if fTH TM LP 30 JW I0 e OFF" GHEEN ST4MP CAKES, PIES OR PASTRIES TlOUJ WIZARD AIR FRESHENER VOLUME 12 i.wB; Great Children's Classics '" Of . SPIOISL INTRODUBTOBY OFFIB! 5A^f ia
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