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€ PAGE a _ sicTjo.N 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 iit-ifM tiki tLr 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 v. II I '( I v , i 'J I < 1 \ n'l i i lihL \ ,1 , Chevy goes lively! New '70 pickup f r • Ihi J rrt ,L i r j An I' In ir n rror n r Ard id/ Ih 'i'f iht , < nit f Schoolt elated, but net for moritorium CMCNB 34th sf. \ - K to open branch i " c nr F * b c Parade 1- •- On the move: N^¥ Chevrolet Movers for'70 -1 r h D L r xt L h , fr i •- r- J- s < » M hj. p r i I D r jj >i HI M r lor hurl i' lh llu I iri iH VHS ruiiu, 1 h e! New Blazer. 1 -.m. mhlu ,1 ition- ihlu- < l"ur •hue! I I.. ..I I(),l, L I- Dal •i .J.p rr c I. h .1 ' I \ A r THI OCEAN CITY SINTINEL-LEDGER BSPAY, OCTOBER la, 19« \ i 1 [- h 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 hî 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 "
i t ONE Policemen^ wives enjoy Hallowe'en dress party V- \ H I 1 1 \ I P r Vi M- \ cVhe Blue M MOD Coming Soon 1224 Aibory LOOKING FOR CMIUOSINS CLOTHIS TM4T *RE HISM STYU MS LOW PRICIB. It SUHI TO VISET * NS •BITS ANB OIRLS FASHIONS InUnt I. lin 14 I ALSO THI UARD1IT | SELICT1OK OF "CHUBBY" I CLOTHIS FOB THE j CHUasif SJBJ,, 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 1 -\ 1) *> I dt R 1. l) I i I I Mr 1) k L ^ ' •- I I Mr I Ir U II , , r II t i I Mr \ ([ Mr--. Utimiiit'r. Club schedules penny auction I I t I t l I M I I 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 " I I I Illi T Tl j i, , 1 i i Ln n I \] J i r f [ i I! II 'In 11 r I r t liiiL 1 , , r 1 | r r I ir ih K JI U ir I i M i , r "I ' I Ii h < < hurt h i I J r. i - I Ii r, 1 n i, r r ' 1 1 n n 1 ir Ii 1 I > rl it Illttri i l l il II I i Ir I I I llm H I I in i i t [ i it" I II ill I 1 I 1 ir i I II i> >rju I ii I, ,|, ,, r , ill u_ in II |, |, t I n t, ,, , 'Ir ' mi I I I I r id I ,,r I I ,1 | ill ' h - 1 . »i m „ ' t it I ,1 r >r m ,„ , „ , , I Ir _milt Juif Arrived 1 A Beautiful Selection DEERSKIN HANDBAGS & GLOVES The FASHION CHALET OPIN DAILY 11 (B j FRIDAY Ittt SLACKS Typical or Tall Girl j I ,•'• n »•; v M5 00 The FASHION CHALET Palrner Shoppinj Center il i- I ! II r- II Ir I I h i r i i L i ' ni i I I I i THE OcEAN CITY" SENTiNIL.LEDGER 1 unr ' i 1> in i 1, id. • ! Da i Ir Rosary Altar Society changes meeting data Mil, '' ii I I I 1 i Hi i i 1 i Itii, , i I t 1 r I I t !( ill I I J ( I I < I r I I r I I JJ t s II Mr Claud. 1 Watts, Mrs, James Finnegan and Mr J hi\ ndi'rpool.. Mrs. Thomas Schmidt is si-ated th tr ii taff Photo. V Hill "71 ir ,j l tl. um t i ,] ti r| T hi Junior League elects slate \ i u i SHOP AT THE IN-B-TEEN I 5. AVOLYN AVENUE "' 3 Dlocl-) 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 priîdiilt .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 tlriî 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 \ r t In Ii « Md n j rn r u iml vîtit Iv i Ii t tl r lumm t ill P r it hi I I u i- h fir kint I t til, H m I I- r Li i t iju ^ tur I iv U I h r j Tt ~ 1 p in ifi M ml md I ti II I Hii.li h, t I Till I th lirl I i nt I I nr I t h r [it fr m r nit [ r r J hv th \IT nt n \. mti n I I il I r i I V. ,n n \ilmi i n i f r, II t II nl Fit k L m I r I I lin i l l u illmi Mr If I r- / r ni (Cl I 1 l"t | ! r V i r r n M 111 t r 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 ind h
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