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#:*> 'AJ5E 10 - SECTION ONI THE OC1AN CITY SiNTINBLlJDOER DELICIOUS FOOD — SBNSIBLY PRICED Four Y's RESTAURANT PLATTERS • DINNERS • COCKTAILS TASTY SANDWICHES V* MILE NORTH OP TUCKAHOE Just Minutes Away — A Pleasant Drive 'nini Hie Country ROUT1 SO—CORBIN CITY PHONE 628-J44I SEE OUR Q^STfR PLATf COLLECTION I HICKM4M F0O0 1155 ASBURY AVE. Manv — DIAL 399-1515 Duplicated bv Any! CONEY'S INC. On Rosievelf Blvd. One Mil* From Bridge LIQUOR STORE Walt Known Brandt RYE . BOURBON GIN . RUM BEER OPEN WEEKDAYS f A.M. to 10 P.M. No Sunday Sales BAR Open Daily from 9a,m, Open Sundays 12 Noon Dial 399-9851 Circle CANADIAN-AMfRICAN BLfNDID WHISKEY Straight Whult.y Canndlfln Whiik»y 6 V.ir, Old 4 Y»«r» Old TOTAL 51% AGIO WHISKIES 49% Neutral Spirit. — 16 Proof — FIFTH U.30 QUART *S29 CIRCLE LIQUOR STORE FINEST AND MOST COMPLETi On tH«» Circle IN ALL OF SOUTH JiRSlY STOCK Som#n Point Dial 927-2921 or 6422 •U KM Abtolulily the Flntmt ! S M.KS !>• tlf NUT A SID ON!,1 , HI BRUNCH Strrmd Anywherm on thm Jmrmmy Coatll Swred ETOT Baatoj ot the Ts Rfltiunnt THE SAXONY ROOM Dope lecture for parents A 3pf i i»i prugram on naFLotics \%ill In pre*Ln£ed fur local parents October 28 at 8 p ni in the hit|h SLHOHI guditorium It has htnn pomtt r tci combat its* fating tned is to know thu firfc* about drug abus*- Rubert M Aiknn high '•thpol principal has urgrd nil parents to ri^trvt, thi ivinmg a* it could hi one of tht most important of their child «. life Former iddicts will catididK discus, the* ust of drug*, and their danger An opportunity will bt pro\ldt--d for questions from the audiencL no mutif r huw pcrsonjl iincJ fFank ansucrftill be gi\€ n The * ii rung u sponsor* d h\ the Lions Club ind will be free to the public The men pr* anting tht pmpFam will be condurting y-tninir cl ir%* *> for high school students Tue^da\ through Friday October 28 to 31 Too Late To Classify STATION WASQN — I9€4 Chevy BriAjre Top fn*r=ft*trH£^t G£ST^J*inn nsw ttres pownr xieefmg Reastjf* fele Call J99^1BS4 evwUruJs- ANQ SKIN Bcaw ma*sagi and iFP^ttT yuf r By appa ; Pe ortal i a b^n iment »ily Virtu a B JS 12 Dj lit Uimin D ii r i ii£ -qit iclrnn liur nut IHH\ it h Llmrti r Whiticar u i*d i Dutih 1 n . of UlilP t II flit fr.iin i trip tit Hirn' V rthirh h id i un d dr* im ft?r h hi H i ^ nil int d I Hf hi ippufi ntl\ II i I fit t frttm thi B jrt~*n Am u *if \bifiKdiin Mr H. 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Ctijucttd un 5dLurdi> at 11 p-ifr*»w f it nitirt %ifd ntd i rn b\ thi Rr\ Dr WilhimR md n^-inL. in i-rt than am Gyffjck it dh< Godffcv Smith ith r nf tht ft nth* ft d Cimik Funtnl Humn H09 Cmtnl av Mr F Icirnnct Cld\ tun Fn« nd ma\ tail bi t» non 10 h rticulturt chmrmin ami 11 SatunJa\ inorrun^ rimindnd mt-mh* p= thit nutt i Burial will bt_ in tht Old Stum thr tinit tij pi int bulb and Church ttmt[i rv Fairtcm pruiit. h\ drins i* to lûrt prt. id* nI î iL-tifti* d Mr Hunnrar\ pallbt iftr^ bl turn fur m \t \ t ar Chjrii ^*pp 1 Stimt f- Pc int int-Iudt Ehvoud F Kirkm m *•—Anna—Brndvof L*pp~~f— -Cliarl*^—kr—=ThuT-tnn--fDfmpj=- < ncjuct *d dl in with T -alt- of L3 irb\ Pi a LII.A Sumtr Puint Ma\ur t rtd^V Lhapmm forrrn r Ort in Cit> Mr- Alb rt E Aldrtdge J §S0 Detail Srli p.fn. bl tad pr |,mm h imi n ha_ nnn n ^ th nn al L, t nf TVVO MMiLV near Gardens First figgr 3 Essdr^mSi h K vi>ning in the Masnnie B8ir« 500 feet west of the westerly eurWiw of Bay Avenue to 300 fe« Tompk-, The day after election is of the easterly eurbi.ne of .Bay Av= The event is scheduled for only SO days away, and that is (6) both sides of Bay Aiwut October 24 and 2B at th,, when we'll know the outcome ffom ,J BSin, ?00 feet Msu'n " of" thi • temple, 10th St. an(i Wesley av, in case you care as, of course, loutnofly cureline of Boosevolt Boulevard—HtB Stf.ct to" Jio f« Hours will bo 10 a.m. to 9 p.m, you should. north of the northerly eurbiint. of Fliiduy and 10 a.m. until sold Roosevelt Bouli!Vird_34th Striw out on Saturday, Seetior, 1. Thi, Ors.n.nee".hall Miss Holroyd rioted there Wb? law are many hynd made iti-ms BOBIPTT U SHARP which should be of|nterest to Divip L SIMPSON CMISTIH j. WIMIEPJC. those seeftinij qifts. There nlsfi eoMMISSIONERS wHI be a white elephant table Tne gbeve OFdtnance wa§ pa-seri en firlt reading at a mf*s of iirid a baked Roods booth, tne Board_ of Cmnv M w m of th'i .Members are risked to donate Ciry of Ocean ctiyrI New JeFssv" eake« and other food items. SsvartK read an n. Mrs. poem for Columbuappropriate ((iimes were played Day and |iertainin(i to the holiday. ills'. The next ri'Kulii- meetin(; will he OctDber 27. Murray on th v ju ry of from olgh g t nion and four women w m?vi*F hi* kfinwn- .A^ if unly HO m fr.ii r women will i ^v n . A it Y. \ lh. nr-vr-r . nh • ui li imiiuli IM Inn I. turning I I th )Urt room I.. iniiiiuiKi tli •( < liri tophi r lir. nil ,n HIILIK \v I not I'uiltv lin\ In s iMll lit \i r b Un d nn th. i Imi i < » '"1 Iin ml, it, mi t ilouljli ,, < n ,,.K r,.ol,,:( I,,,,, M( uiwlnl* Murr i t h] ludi i Rimm hi dm n t III • th* hopitlllty illnnh (J hnri b\ tin < ipe Mi. ( i unt% ) nl It t u n nrinni). n \i it r md hi nut )l!nu( d tut of hi (ill Mllrnv nil hi u ,,rl In ,i I II) • i ill- rn m,. , n Un nb tun liii!, ju tin rh it| i /IM r with u Ii! i in (>l_t |,j,k tn hi., friends at the Terfe Haute Mayor B Thomas WaJdman, Brueu P, Dimpn, Lemuel H. Hirp- Clinton B, Campbei!, Sr.. n1 T Lea Adams, P Ilbearr-ra includo Thomas m ngar, Harvey Jmith, ^' n Andrews, Er n t*st B Lt= Jack Kertiand und R b Burke. TILTBM iHePPIHS €INTEi NORTHFIBLO—444 il« fREE PARKINS AT BOSS NOW SHOW) ta THSU TUESB*» SOME KIND OF A NUT WITH DICK VANDYKE ANGIE DICKINSON FEATUHtS *T WertniHl S, a, 10 p.m. Saturday 4, s, I, 10 p.m- SundJir IS, 1, 4, 6, 8, 10 pnt, KIDDIES MAT1NIF SATURDAT "Draeula Hai Risen Prom The Gravo" riATUtrES AT a » 4 urn, ALL SEATS 7ie Classified Ads Bring You Quick h Famous Foi Beirdwslk •t 9th St. ni SOMERS POINT M \\ U I Ml "NT Nt I HI Sl'NDAV APOOD STEAKS ITALIAN ^ nm\ TODAY and FRIDAY—ONI SHOW ONLY Mm, SATURDAY SHOWS 2:00 . 7:00 and 9 : « Irnodern-day story . that reaches from theshaKoTI .„„„„„„ the Kremlin ta the splendor of the'VatS'" MGM prflsants a George &igiund preduetol SHOES OF THE FISHERMAN ,, Anthony Quinn • Osl«r Wimif David Janssen • Vittorio 0§ SIM I ^ .«.,, Sir Laurence 0IM« Strand will be Closed Man,, Tue., Wid, NIXT WffK THU, • FRI, . SAT OCT. 23.24.25 8th StrMt Off Walk CLOSRD SUNDAY VANESSAIMii, NOW PLAYING SHOWS 7Hi ind 9:3O_MATINI1 SAT. 2 P.M. MDWAT POPULAR PRICES! Broadway's smash musical now the most exciting movie in year SWEET CHARM Gala Opening Friday, Oct. 17 • 2 Firsf Run Hits SH0WIN9 Af long last,,. the long awaited Lawrence Durrell's MIS: 7 ,nd 9 6,30. i;30. 1O]JO 6:Jo, BilO, M 1> l» 646-4700 CANNES FILM FESTIVALWINNERI "Best Film By a New Director. A man went looking for. Am rica, And couldn't find it anywhere... , f'ANDO COMfANy In ajspcislion *ilh fiftttt RAYBERT PWDlJCTIONi 0r#ssnl> L 0 a PETER FONDA DENNIS HOPPER TIMIS; T!3O mi S.30 CBNT. Y, OCTOBiR 16, ,h Mliloiie, of Fort TPMS, will be the at n series uf Uospnl f-minisfer guest meetings series ^Htf n Shore rd., 26.15 Moniluy, £Qi and qonti lufi'diiy, Octobe ...etinljs urr op, | public nnd u ci iltiaD i« .'«tended 1 ,,) Services will be at ,aCh eveninu exc..pt when they will bi! rn, nnd 0 p.m. Molune prepared for career nnd beenmn and editorial ,t for the Dallas 11 p r a 1 d and leal eartounisi for Texas Newspriiser prea. He relinquished his jaianal cartooninj! career |Tg3B to enter the of the chureh. He linucs to use his jnini; talent in the ; illuslrntim! his lectures lind sermons. He ,» lho nuthor of "aartnon, n.r Chureh HulletinK" ' „„,[ •'Minute With the Master" . Mr, Maliine has served Gliurches in Texas, Colorado nnri Illinois and is presently minister for the Trail Lake Church of Christ in F()rt Worth, 1,.X11«. In addition to his _ n'HUlnr ministry he hns helti numerous evanuelistie meetings ,,,,(| eoil,,K(, lectureships • throuiihnut the country. MULL IN (iKHMANY Army I'rivnti. Konnlcl . E Hull, yo. „„,( ,,f Mre Theltrin M, Hull, of Atihtabuln, Ohio, mid Arthur L, Hull, of 12 K. Oth this eity, wii mcdieiil sjicci j 3rd Infiintry K i t /. I n c e n , Septenibur 10. OFFICE EQUIPMENT TYPiWRITIRS OFFICE MACHINERY MIMEOtSRAPH . DUPLICATORS ADDING MACHINES st;1 uiied as a with tin. n Divishin SUPPLIES ! COMPLiTi UNi OF SCHOOL SUPPLIIS FREE PAHKING NEXT TO STORE SCHIFF-CHARNEY 1807-09 Atlantic Ave., Atlantic Ciry, N, J. 348-4211 Fuel Chief OIL HEATING EQUIPMENT ITEEL and CAST IRON HOT WATER BOILERS — 1-YEAR SERVICE POLICY OCEAN CITY LUMBERS, inc. formerly Taccarino Plumblnfl & Heafing i WEST AVENUE DIAL 399-0450 New Under Owner«hip-M*inagement sf WON CRAMfR • JOSIPH DOUtJHIRTY ANTHONY PiPI near FALL SALI STORM DOORS and STORM WINDOWS ALUMINUM STORM DOOR WHITE ALUMINUM DOOR $59.95 WHITE CARRIAOE DOOR §69,95 WHITI COLONIAL DOOR eomplBtj W|r(, pr.no.fypq hlnie, I, "*»»». wind chech chain, loch iH i^8 * MP8 sh «fjo fop doori MP rt ITILY INSTALUiD. DIM 399-1241 n siiiii'i: iiii AIHIi.lS ', SUIIIIII. Ilrtliillill I.ANi! THE OCEAN CITY SENTINIL-UIDGIR POSTER CONTEST - Ellen Straok (second from left) nnri Gwen Bednar Uucond from right) show their prize-winning posters for the St. Joseph's PTA Smorgasbord Shuwn with the winners are Mrs. Philip Curry, oo=chairrnan "of the Smorgasbord; Magr. Edward O'Connor, pastor; and Mrs. John D Uanzonbackpr, co chairman with Mrs, Curry. Tubman Photo. : \ Sf. Joseph's PTA plans for smorgasbord SOMERS POINT - Thf PTA uf St Josi ph » School has announced final plans for thi fall smorgasbord entitled * CuhnaFy Magio THL affuir wilt bt. Saturday in the schnol hall on Hnrbor In frurn 1 tu H p m ind will be undt r the direction of Mr" Philip Currv and Mm John Danzenbikpr en-chairladms In cunnoction with tht> smnrBjsbord I po'ter cuntf't was held for seventh and eighth grade students. Prizes went to Ellen Straek and Owen Bednar. Presentations wore made by Mrs. James Duffield, publicity ehairlady. Other working on the eommitteas are: Kitchen Workers, Ray Borecllees and Mrs. Larry Hnincs; Relish Church schedules fellowship time SOMERS POINT - The Youth Fellowship of Christ Episcopal Church has invited youth groups of other churches In the area to meet with them Sunday at 7:30 p.m. for a Worship service followed by a fellowship time. The service will be an Explained Eucharist with several of the young people taking part, Bileen Gilbert and Marion Mitchell will serve as ushers, Jamgs_. ^Johnson will read the Eplstio and John Roberts the Oospel, Todd Bauer and Jerry Mack will serve as Acolytes and Peter Oilbert will read the Explanation as the vicar, the Rev. Adolph W. Kahl, celebrates the Holy Eucharist. This gerviee is an outgrowth of a Jazjt Mas, at Our Ladj of borrows R C Church in Linwnod to which a number of youth groups wi re invittd last spring It is hoped that >outh group of other churches ^*ill issut similar invitatinna *o that the young people msiy It.arn how each group wnrships Methodist Church Circles Seaville Methodist Church in first meetings of year to mark j 13th anniversary First meetings of th?? 1369^70 year were held recently for circles of the WSCS of the First United Methodist Chureh. "The Christian in Today's World" m the study theme for tho ensuing year. Circle loaders report that lively discussions are taking place with a high percentage of members participating. The circles have bet'n reorganised for the year and are Under the leadership of newly designated chairmen.' Seven! r Dunn, Mrs, W.R. Irwin, Mrs, William Powell, Mrs, Edward Robinson and Mrs, Nils Swanieii were wi?leomrd as guests. DevotionM wure led by Mrs, James Miller and Mrs, Robert Kreisman, Mrs, Henry Hummel presented the study book. The circle plans to visit the children in the Foster Home hi Marniorn nnd to purehflSi* canned goods for Hanch Hope, MTH. Hummell, 2045 Central av., will bt* hostess for the nest meeting, November >\, nt B p.m, Mrs. Theo V, Townsend. ch/iirmrm, nnd Mrs, Raymond Blood imtfTUunedmrmhers of tile Dorens Circle at the Church P;if!or; Mm.. Mfilvinn Burdetle and Mrs. Cinien Landiji were welecimed :i?i guilts by tin- 14 members p resent Devotions were given by Mrs. Raymond Blood and the study bonk WHS presented by Mrs, MILL FINISH WINOOWI TriplB Track, t fllasi and — 1 Screen. Compare eltewhera at SIS 9S 5 for $77.50. AN0DIZED WINDOWS Triple Track, Wool pile Woalhor Stripping. Sold dlsewhore af SJ0.9J. S for SS2.5O. FREE WHITS STORM WINDOWS ., iakBdon White Finish. MEASURING •J Comparo tliowhor* at $11.M. 5 for $87,50. and INSTALLATION FOR FREE HSTlMATJi and HOME DEMONSTRATION BAKER'S ALUMINUM PRODUCTS IMi WHST AVENUE, OCEAN CITY Laurence Lunny. Hostesses for the next meeting at Uio Chureh Parlor will tie Mrs. Albert Blum gnd MP, Snrah Nolte. The meeting will be Novembej- t at H p.m. Mrs. Frank Johnson, new chairman of the Esther Circle, conducted the meeting held at Plymouth In with 23 members present, Mrs, Richard Clunn, WSCS president, was rt guest, Devutions and study book were presented by Mrs. John FuIIerton, The next meeting will be Novurnber I at noon in Plymouth Inn, Mrs, Kirk Nevlus, chairman of Eunice Circle, entertained nine, members of her circle meeting in her home, Mrs,, Edward Faber was welcomed as u new member, Mrs, Nevius mm nted the devatums, and M prese Irving Marshall gayv the Mrs, study book, Mrs. Robert Sharp will be hostews at 'the ni-'xt meeting in her huiiie, 902 Seacrest rd,, November I at 10 a.m. Mrs, John Brogitini, chairman, entertained 12 ineinbens of the H.iinhah Circle, Mrs, Fred Hccht and Mrs, Clnude Nickeraon assisted as eo,hostesses, Mrs. Ralph Bell was welcomed as ;i new member. The study book was (Jiven by Mrs, Fred Ileeht, and devotions by Mrs. Lee Kline and Mrs, David Lnmunt. A bus trip to Raiieocas Shoppinfj Center October H was enjoyed by members nnd quests. Mrs, Lam o nt, 1103 Gardens Parkway, will entertain tilt' circle November i at 1 p.m. Fifteen members of, the Lydiii Circle met at the home of Mrs, LeRoy Van Gilder, Mrs. Louis" Lheckli'y, continued on paê G PLUNDERS HOTIL, lllh Sh * New PuHf Cat FLING WIG $25 The 118th iinniveraarj' at beaville United Methodist Church will be celebrated Sunday at 3 p.m, with the Rev, Albert S, Layton, pastor of Central United Methodist Chureh of Linwood, as Buest speaker, Special music will bo provided by , the Senior Choir under the direction of Mrs. Charles DeVaul and the Cherub Choir directed by Mrs. Edward Smith, Harry T. Kaufmann, a long time local favorite, wiH entertain with "Echoes From the Past" on his accordion, and Thomas Porch, of Millville, will play special sacred music on the savophone. Dedication of the Fellowship Hall will fellow tho service and refreshments will be served by the Women's Society of Christian Service, The Rev. Walter Sawn, pastor, will be speaker at "the regular 7;3Q p.m. service. The history of the chureh records -that on. August 20, 1968, a group mot and elected the first trustees. They chose the name ''The Seaville Methodist Episcopal PTA COUNCIL DINNER MARMORA — Reservation chairman, Mrs, William Haines, has announced that the cape May County Parcnt-Toachors Association will hold the Fall County Council Dinner at the Cape May Elementary School on Thursday, October * 23 at 6 p.m. Reservations must be made by October IB, call Mrs. Haines at SBMOSO, Boinjw.il, Pall iMuty Sp«clall BONAT CHAMPAGNE CURL
C' J , fit M m • y R SDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1969 City workers figures incorrect Last week, in an editorial. Tht« Sentinel-Ledger used incorrect figures for the total number of municipal workers employed tan a permanent basis. The figures given the newspaper indicated that in March I'/UjS, 271 persons were employed while this past March the figure had jumped to Actually, in March IMS the total number of workers was 271 and in March 1969 the tuUd was liST making a modest increase of 12 persons. The error, of course. Wiis embarrassing to the Sharp' Administration and embarnising "to the newspaper. We regret it. Nevertheless, the thrust of the editorial did not concern thf number of people employed by City Hall except as their employment indicated growth of the town. The need for a dozen more workers on a year round basis iiuiii'atos that Ocean City is prowing. There are otlu'r growth indicators and all of them tell the sum 1 story that our t'onmiunity is (jotting bigger. This if importiitit for many reasons, not the least of which is the filet that under New Jersey law a community with 12,000 or more resident's is required to have a city "commission of fiv three as we have now Next year - 1970 the L'.S. Census when town will be known census figures will available by Going a commission members, not is the year of the ska of the officially. The certainly be January, 1971, stop further, 1971 is a election year. . Will the voters be easting ballots for three commissioners as has been the ease in the past? Or, will {hey be voting for five commissioners? The official answer will come with the census statistics. But unofficially any indicators are worth consideration, at least as long as the indicators are correct. More pay for city workers While the cit i! B n nl | n raiit"! fcr municipal w rki r nu\ how up in merta fd ta\L th fat t of tht mattnr i that mi n trid women t-dnriLt bt. fxptt-ttd t mrk for »agi- whnh don t i rmit tli m to mak both end-, mti t Citi nortrts have a mu h n,ht to living wage a an%bcd\ tl i B\ and large tht pa^v un-rt i handed out tu th worker la t m k have been well reir-ivtd Tin- w nrki rs mei>it cf them are happ\ whilt looking forward tt drt ithtr mtrit increase after Januan, 1 \ erv natural^ time ivorkr comparing their new salarie with tho,»e paid other empltM" jre taling the view that tht pa\ r,di ir inequitable It 1= quite hkeh that -HIM uf these tnmplaint^ ar justified Department hr d, and athf r whe worked out the rai i ar n t Solomons They mm h-n,i mad some mistakes Verj shortlj. all tits wurttr ^ ill get bonus t-heeki whiLh in ftdliH repre ent tht pa\ tntreast retrja tivn " " "ierahh hi^htr thjn th sal irnto Juh 1 P ilrt hs pm.it mr-1 tr fir irnilar w rl- 1 hi um ni inim \ ibuut ••STOOD hjulii tr\t i in import int tiinulu tn ITIJI hu int ju t it th t irt it thi 1 hn tma ho| pin,, i i n Mti t uf th fxtn pi\ \tr% lirth will b rent in t vi ii It l t h h fi i hi i ui tht i it\ « rker h mid r ill t it l th«- bu in I I 1 'f OL m £ it's whj \ IN a 1 ir_ har il th tavt which mik th n u al irit p i lhle It h uld bt n~it(d b\ th" •worktr jnj In tht i ubli that Oc an CiH r i% n « rJ-tr v rv wull and in idditu n ^n thum i ^ctptlonnlh liberal trin^t I"t ni lit m ludin^, 1 ' p ad h ihda \r 1 nptr uan t it\ wtrkir in ans it g r\ t »mpl im thtv art crnri Id i iti^Hii «, )r Lfl than tho e (i t pi wht in uii(,at,£.d m pnv ite bu mt ind indu tr% Thn fat t i th it tht nt« alar\ •ilf tt j tand ird that iinm tir lit r will ha\,i it 1ft it en al irit in the jrn\dti i ctur ôme it\ aiar"s ualt s art- Ocean City a /a Corf. HOIIUANS AHKAI) The „„.,„, ''* I lut uu Ihorefore, as ;l public dii|)artment (jives some hints ,, n j today on tin* best ways and means the holiday paiiilesHiy. We don't people to pay altention to y u , S(1 " In fact, we don't expect tu p.,y a' n theiu.ourself. But it liehooves us" to i"|i"" v "" e: | what, they should do ahtiut Christ'rna- "'"* won't, "' ovc n ilj KTRATlCnY The best possiblr «»',„,[ the upcoming Chrrstmns si-iison is as a Mti F must be won before Christ inns Eve TV all kinds of advance plamiiin lv|, icl . l! difficult, and advanei: work which retrr» difficult cnoiigh su that people won't d the last minute. Huttles aren'l won in manner as this. Suppose the Joint Chiefs 8 !!] had no plans on tile and Had not military hardware necessary to carry th country would he in a heck of " a wav'iTl next war comes alting. ll hasn't miyUiirw-I with Christmas, but it may 1, ( . aid i"J present predicament .in Vietnam is mainly?! insufficient planning and fi%itiiiit>n prior to-If our men over there. Hut back to Christmu tl as we are eoiiceriied, this October wDatlicr ' hut pleasant, peps us up imd gj^ us Q~ m •* dose ol early Christmas spirit. This is the .irriviil through the mail of i it il ij_iic frt m in nl urdi i li ii i i it tlu i ltjli ,,111 uid w lint] lurhilu hi. IIIILII H 11 i w tin i T H E O C E A N C I T Y S E N T I N E L - L i D O B R P A G i 3 — S U C T I O N T W O STRONG UNITED MKTHODIKT al |f|. and CiMi [os Wiluiii-li, A,nCr Piiiiii, if Educiilli'" lard W, A.lu) Hli p.m. Mi-Kill :.IO (i.iii. Youth Chiiir liny Scouts CHURCHES COMMUNITIES SflLurdyy= H p.m. • Iiciuiii>) CUT d The Pish (Ciiffi-f ninth iind ] ath Friiiu Miniate till C. Wouil, Minister • Musli' SvjThursihiy)- *' • liiiys iiml Olrls iiiii! ti LIi 1IHP) Thf Fish 'vcnlh Third |l.lll. fJllcilr (Visit Your Beauty Parlor This Week 1 Rl 1 1MIN Mill order in\thin,_ nit ot p irti ilh bt i iu ht t au t vti hi t irt hi f tn w turn if \t ir tt tht m iwa\ in iu iitin,, th «,r th mail tirdtr tj^J it toe mu Ii trjublc ind p t i pol it m nhind^ p irt with mt IILS But th ni il t iris îft punhjis tht h )ltum if i Imruu t i it iiin^ win n % JU wrap CERRUTi jeaufy Shoppe oLK h YKAR II*UTY CULTURB IN ALL UtANCHIS W««. Av. Dial 39*1394 Not too fat for him 1 Capitol Hill , . , h j tl 1 Pf N th f \\ t rr 1 1 hir t 1 u nin 1 i H rti_l rnp t X 1 % Tr" tt a r 1 t r P lh n D ( 1 h 0 ni 1 t u t in 'i J nt rr C I b t n n th n r t t l-n In 11 1 i ti i! i 1 t l 1 i 1 i 1 i 11- 1 H H i ! 1 I I l t I I I H i I i t Keeping children safe h i 1 n I i The National! SaftH Tountil P 1 * 11 ' lpatii it impcrtant that estimate^ attident, ulaimed the hvf a tidint. Even attt\ prti mil in houki ht u -d with th rn FalL whitn till murn t Id^rl Amfricin thjn in\ tither jt t idrnt Jit Mil hildr n fti r> tall frum wind w t r tr hi Suffcn atl n (dhaiitijii d rttriîrit r ) dêident plaMnf at n trut tion iti jnd drawmng are i th r rnij ir at jiirii Him p til dr:«nin t 11 ur wh n n jdult i war hint, jnJ tht (tcl i a it lhl flultir i d ath at amp ar « nil t tiftt n dm tt dr %snm h authnriti a\ j i amp ht uld ha\t n un It r f r ea h i\ \ un, t r uiiil r n,ht nt t IUII I r tf r ii h hil Irtn ib vi jgi nt-ht b\ h! rr nipl rn PJH En t L mm i t jH I 11 1 i 1 I I Forum And Agin 1 'Em t i I I Ell \ h pi > i rl 111 ,tv Remember when? ONE \EAR AGO Th.- Mcmbfrs f thi» Fir t v. Id j ( United M thod, t Chur h 1, r u L lu 1 [. i , I W(r sch Jul^d to -iti, on r_jld KM H I i L the I«tmo uf a t fnr a -ihaip jii h n 1 n i, ih new ehur h rn n arp i_ r ut ulr! il , of land un th i,t id f h tit H IHHi |[ Bav av at _6th t • * * FIVE itAfS \t Cl High Sehoul pnr p I Th Srhj I L 1 I ! Michael Sub ti h annaunc d th t th jr i fl r I that tjvc crnwdins; in th n « h I m uht t u H high schonl was njt t d r d t t i th ul I long n th.. Tutur Ht d n th iririt I more rf.h I un t urt n ruildifi. u Ha would b n dpd nth t Ocean City Sentinel - Ledger Thursday October 16 11 j H h i r I I I IL I i I I ' i-n t [ I- I i h F J tl Tt It A ul 1 0 I u 1 I- \R> I F t t] 1 111 ir J i 1 1 1. 1 th 1 I t 1 n i h it I I t) i \i i t \i n I Lh i u d r\ nt Hbll . ul 1 tl 1 Hi r 1 Ji t I r i n ] r t r 1 I I tu ih Printed and Putli h«i In \m n • it 1 I nh H 1 B THK OCEAN (Tu &ENTINEL,LE0CER Int IL, Hih Mr t n JB en N f n ( E. tdbh r i l l Fnttrcd al r I Oflj al CH n Citv N J I) i Tnd I run r JOHN T STETHERS Publithe . J^ VINCENT T MICHBLETTE Ediro I /j$S JOHN J SOUTHARU Adverti.mg Manager *'»7t" * SUBSCRIPTION PRICE t* St per year by ma I „ Ocean C fy and vicinity tl* months $J SB Elsawhere eai» at Misjnsippi RISKp#f y«*f M ?f «'* monttii 1! TS Weil of M H I I pp Hi^r per y«»r $| 75 Price on newurand la Esnh per Eopy Pubhcition Schedule Weekly eirery Th r-rf y jxmi w kly Tu^jJiy nd Friday from lecond uroek in J nt unhl Labor Day ll r-t n= j 1 r hir i rinii t i P II I d il irt rm I b t tl th mj i [ W t I [1 1 p I I r ! rn i n tl F i, \\ rnu I Ii j-h I I i k tl j ur I it t. Uu r v n I J i t nt nJ i 1 h IJ I \ U n 11 h fin 11 mi h t! But i h w I 1 l ^ i th r dj Th r I t n I b ut th t l P P I- inj- ni t it h Un t 1 l u l l But uh r t i li d T \t II k i ] | ultlr I r I Th mil fin rn n 1 I- tl • I 11 t th | ,p Thi iu t h i i , -uiiil^tti—urpui m I I n 1 til I I tl r [I ,1 I I I 111 i I rr I I I I - I I i It- I H 1 j r I H i t m I II t I I I I 1 I I I I t l H f f I L In t t I 1 | I II I I I I i 1 III I J I r r I " If I I I I I t ^h I im h I rr I I 1 I li uv I II ( i I I i l l II I A l l i l u l l In r I i | I I I 1 I li r I Ih t i I I I- 1 1 1 F I- I I . Pastor FIRST CHLIRa-r OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST Slh st, and Asbury ,iv. n das— , Sunday- Ill ii.in SuniLty SCIIDDI IJ a.m. — Sunday Servlet' I I n.m. Mornim; Worship li f,.m. — Sunday School H:.;i) ji.ni. ICvi'iiiiiji .Snrvire ^ViHinesKlny dnj— g p m _ TraHmony meeting Mp.m. -TriiMf.. iiu-i-tillij Daily- Noon to 3 p.m. — Rfsffing Room opofi, . pill.- \'fniih IliiM-liiii; P.lli. VfAS t'V iliCH'lillii continued on page 4 p.ni.-UYI'i: p.m. inli'Fn Cilcjir MACEDONIA METHODIST 10th st. Sunday 9:30 School 1 1 Worship K-30 and Simpson av. a.m. a.m. p.m. Sunday Morning Evening Wednesday— 10 a.m. • W.S.CS. sowing group 6 p.m. • Family Night. Covered dish supper. Film; "The Making of a Patriot". FIRST PRESBYTERIAN 7th st. and Wesley av. Preaching Christ Crucified, Arisen, and Coming Again, Rov, William R. Allen, ThM Pastor Sunday— 9:30 a,m, • Graded Sunday School classes for each member of the family, John H, Pfacffli, psneraj superintendent. 11 a.m. • Morning Worship, "Let Christ Win Your Battle", 11 a.m. • Nursery 8:30 p.m. • Senior Christian Endeavor 7;30 p.m. • Evening Worship, "Prayer For Others". Director of Music, Henry C, IjOper, Organist, ' VV. Cloviug Breneiser, Parking on Wesley av., next HOLY TRINITY EPISCOPAL 11th st. and Central av. Rev, Charles L. Wood, D.Ed,, reqtor Today (Thursday)— 7 a.m. • Holy Communion 7 p.m. • Choir rehearsal f * * Tomorrow (Friday — S p.m. • Fifth session of the Sunday School Institute * * * Sunday (20th Sunday after Trinity) - 8 a.m. • Holy Communion 10 a.m, • Choral Eucharist, , sermon and' Church School 7:30 p.m. • Evening Prayer Service * * * Wednesday — 8:30 • " p.m. • Prayer meeting " . * • * TABERNACLE BAPTIST 8th st, and West av. Rev, Z.L. Byrd, pastor Friday — 7:30 p.m. • Bible Class FAITH BIBLE CHURCH 111 Hth st. Standing for Qod and Country Rev. John D. Greenleaf, pastor Sunday — 10 a,m, - Sunday School 11 a.m, • Morning Worship 7:30 p,m, = Evening Service Wednesday — 7:30 p.m. • Hour of Power, Prayer meeting. The Godfrey-Smith Funeral Home HIRBfRT L. GODFREY, Mfr, EstaWishid IBB8 809 Central Avenue Phdging for the futur; as in the past, the finest and most dlgniflmd funeral service, IN TiMf OF TROUBLE WI ARi AS NIAR AS YOUR PHONI — DIAL 3f?-0O77 Successors to Ocean City's First Funeral Director 8:30 p.m. rehearsal • Sonior Choir Sunday =• 10 a.m. • Sunday School 11:15 a.m. • Morning Worship Tuesday — 9:30 a.m. Communion Holy y S p.m. • Prayer meeting * * * Wednesday — 4 p.m. - BYPU 4 p.m. - Intermediate Choir rehearsal . to church. * Monday— 10 a.m. The Synod of h M New Jersey, The Music Pier * * * Tuesday—" 9 a.m. • The Synod of New Jersey. The Music Pier, 3:15 p.m. • The Bible Club for girls and boys. First through third grades, Sunday School Building, .5 p.m. - The Presbytery of West Jersey, The Sanctuary. * * * Wednesday— Fellowship prayer jreups moot throughout the Day, 7:30 p.m. - Tho Wednesday Evening Biblo School, studying the IJook of Luke, * * * Thursday— 12:16 p.m. • CBMC Luncheon, Plymouth Inn. Men welcome, 12:16 p.m. The Women's Association luncheon meeting. Display of project work. Lower Auditorium. * * * Friday— 7: IB p.m. • Junior and Junior High U, E, and Bell Uhoir rehearsal. Lower auditorium. OCEAN CITY BAPTIST CHURCH lOth st, and Wesley av. Rev, David P. Wright, D.D., Pastor Sunday— 9:30 n,m, - Sunday SeHiiol with classes for every member of the family. William J. Redding, general superintendent, 10:15 a.m, • Worship Service. Organist, Mrs. David P Wright, Message by Pastor Wright, "The Uopd Shepherd" frorn Psalm 22, 10:') 5 .^JLJnn^^--Suiwev Isad— Wednesday — . . . 8 p.m. • Kuppios Klub * m * ST. JOHN'S LUTHBRAN 10th st. and Central av, Rov. -D, Richard QarTlson, pastor Sunday — 9:15 a,m. • Churdh School 11 a^m. - The Service * * * Tuesday — S p.m. • Miriam Circle meeting in the home of Mrs, Erna Rueth, 3228 Simpson av. Wednesday = 6:46 p.m. rehearsal 8 p=m, rehearsal Junior Choir Senior Choir ST. AUGUSTINE'S R.C. 13th st. and Wesley av. Right Rev, Msgr, Alfred, Jess, pastor Daily — 7 and 8 a.m. . Masses * * * Saturday — 7 and 8 a,rn, -- Masses 4-30 to S:30 and 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. • Confessions * * * Sunday — S, 9:18, 10:30 a.m, and noon • Masses * * * Holy Days - 0^30, " 8, 0:30 a.m. and 6:30 p.m. = Masses * * * Wednesday — 7 to 7:30 p.m. Confessions There are no Pas torn) Services * * * ST. FRANCES CABRINI Rt. 2nd St. uhd Atlantic Avc. Rev, William P. McCorristuii Paston Daily- Hn.m. -Mass Saturday— ^ T) I ii H : 3 0 p.m.-Confessions Helping Hold Crime In Check Listen this Sunday to the Christian Science Radio Slries for somi interesting insights on this qusj. tion. In this area it is heard , over '> WSLT 1S20 k.e. Ba.m. WMID 1340 k.c, 9:15 a.m. THEBIBLE SPEAKS TO YOU tnphhtpmllmlm Look Your Sunday Bast with Slant* OCEAN crpys Oldest atahljghed Optician 519 E. 8th St. Dial 3994000 DO nursery, downstairs, 1:15 p.in, * Gospel Service at Crest Haven conducted by Ladiei; Bible CIILSS, 7:30 p.m. , - Sunorvlsed night numery, 7:30 pm, • Evening Gospel Service, Vocal selections by Walt and Miriam Zulker. Message by Pastor Wright'from the Book uf II Corinthians. "What Must Be Done" Church bowling Somers Point Monday— • 7 p.m. • leamio nt Lanes. ' 8 p.m. • Adult Fellowship conducted by Alien Preiidenthnl, at the church. Wednesday— 0:30 p.m. ptOlowship Annunl Dinner Fall How, wo are sometimes asked, ran wtr continue in a profei. lih remiiidi. ui, day y after day, that "The Bill 'u tolling for thee"? How, we reply, can the nurse.continut her lonqly vigil, night after night? How can the combat medic bear the agonizmg screams of the wounded men he must carry to safety, and go back again and again? What goes through the mind of the e fighter who plunges through a wall of smoke which may hide death on the othtr side? And a final question—What would happen if there were no line willing to do the things which have to be done? The. world's work must be done, If our world is to continue to exist. Chester J ? Wimberg Funeral Home Paur Qe'nerariens of Funeral Strvice to All Creeds 201 ASBURY AVI. DIAL 399-3654 .•1i-!.T! Sunday Mitsh in'* H-lr-.-ii .SV. ..-I], M J 1 o h i Sfl. U ds nh Tiicldoy Jonah 1:17 Thufido). Jsnsii Joniih 3:1.? Fridoy HabnU.,1 1:1,13 Selufday HabsVkuk 5:1.SO C,.l:-j,,,ih< IWI K,, Wi'd he lost, wouldn't we, if suddenly computijrp wurt s withdrawn from our dally life? We liicvi! liniimc (li'Hcndunt on them tn schedule airlilnne fiiEhi*, piilnt out HchohiNtle HptitudeH and aid the Internal Hcvenuc Service in eheekiriK Incimn; hix return)*. Hut there are thinnH a cumputer can't do, Ii cant make a home a better home or a man o heller man. A computer ean*i heal sofrown and diwirjpointnientK, It can .swallow up a lot of statisticH and clank ifui. a lot of conelUHiDfiH, but it can't direct a man in (iod^ love. As today's world is run more and more by autiimatiiin, m nei-d the help of the Church to (Jilide us in the spiritual realm of life. We need lei experience (.nil's £reat love for ail men. In our mechanlcai world, only the Church can help us Iind God's love. This Series is Being Published Under fhe Sponsorship of the Following NATJONAL BANK SOI Asbury Ave, Dial 399.1300 Cape May County RENTAL SERVICE 2161 Asbury Avenue Dial 398-0032 OCEAN ABSTRACT COMPANY WBST JERSEY TITLE & OUARANTEE CO 230 Wast Avo. Dial 399-7S77 — ——~———•—--' . CAREY'S REAL ESTATE SERVICBS ' ISth 8. Boardwalk Dial 3ff.O178 OCEAN CITY WATIR SERVICE COMPANY 210 Tenth Street Dial 399.0423 CITY H0M1 SAVINGS & LOAN ASSN. 1001 Asbury Av.nut Dial 3990012 -_^_ ^ —«— — — HOWARD 5 STAINTON 810 Asbury A vs. Dial 399.5111 SEASHORE LAUNDRY CO., Int. YEAR 'ROUND — FAMILY SiRyiCI 202 f, 6rh Street Dial 899^470 SCOTT ~ COMPLBTE REAL ESTAT1 SERVICBS — Al8 8th Street Dial (609) 3994202 EUGENE W. PASHLfY INSURANCE AGENCY Shore Road Marmora Dial 399-3344 Hj£ I 'rs
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