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PAOl 12 _ SfCTlQN ONI
Cl.m. on th« Half Shell or Siaamacl • StndwiehH
On Rootev.lt Blvd, 1 a iw iv it l'.th t and Uu
B i iFdtt ilk
Tin tnuli I witehhiird
^Imtd liki i din tnuiH In t
mil Ihin tirtid tu muki mill
11 imi fin t HICI il ^nd
Hi rknii ii if lln Ni » Ii rut v
Bill Tiltphoni Co pnnt
limn t -ijl d iv rtplinni; Ihi
biiFiii-d out LiuiFil mil Ft tormp
irviti V tm ij-t vtj tim iti il
it I VI F il tlllHIj Hill doll IF 1
Pu mi*.
Retardation is topic
of Kiwanis speaker
William MrKim, director of
tjli- FYister Ifiinie for Rptarded
Children in Marmora, was
priiifram truest a the lunchpon
mecti/iij ot' the Kiwanis Club
yesterday in Plymouth Inn.
McKim neti'd there are 1 10
priviite institutions such as his
it! the State of New Jersey and
eufWiitly there are 23 boys
I.HLht tu ti. h,
Simp un n
ahu. and
drt him til which i r \rr\
Shun M! Bit
II ip ;rt int in tlit hf of a Lhlld
Mr Lut Idrrm Hi, Hi al . nd il tht uhnol th,
from Ort I i ind h id ihilrlnn jn taught buc
rt idi d ht F
tundami rital in thf iducitiun
pr.iCTim n,d j p-ut d,
Merck -*fi irp ind
al tlI
tr , put t i o i.li pirn, thtir
Dohnu phiririiitutii il
ni inm-5 Thir- il . i> a
nunijht turt-rphi,
i, il •djr-tiun protT-irn
ihith pr idi mt uutlet fur
Morgan R-inrk
*ht Ir n r^\
Ainirii in Lt t,iuu
F.ll,.win hi m r i ih
tin Ot i in i~il\
Ori-ini^atirn nd
N 4MEI1 LOOROIS \TOrt
Wai I lilt ran
TLESTON C,,orLc B
hi « i.
L. t«r md
fai-rt Phiijdiiphi i
jtln
-ullirikhnm o Phi idi Iphi i
ind^i uTindi hildri n
I- unrr ll ervir.
nti rmmt «i-i in Ph
thf irni inn n'
J. Morris
Ceorp.. p J. Murfis. of Penria
Grove nnd this city, died
Sunday in Pi'iiris Urove aftor a
pr.ilunued illness, Jin was 7-1.
Mr. .Morris . was born und
lived his entire lift' in South
Jerspy. Hf was a retired
FeriUiuranteur having uperated
Morris' Restaurant in Pniins
Grove for many years. He also
Weddingi
Banquefi
BAY IMBERS
MARYLAND & BAY AVE
SOMIRS POINT, N, j.
MM1JJ
Absolutely tht Finest
mite there are muri" than
six-rvillinn retiirded in the
United St.itej,.
The speaker explained the
different deirrees of retardatiuii
from the tiitidly helpless who
niust be cared for in state
institutions tu others who are
irainable to the extent they
can tin light work.
Mr. McKim "«
Cniinil ChlcNan
ilfia. F1M of Spani.il M.ilHrt! WHIi » ut * f S ""'
BBlled H.m
• •kef] Meit Lair with V«lff!t.blfi Gravy
nrolkd Filet of Ff»«h Lfjejil RtKliflih w
Slfrvwd Chirt.n ind Noodirt .u Grjtin In Ciee«!», > »
Chlfwm Shrimp 6hm Mel" with Crljp ' HOfXilM ""< SB "
Rlfje, Hs VfjgBtffbicf
Brailad Tender Um SteaPf with Onlen Orjwy
—*f-KlOA¥S—ixtiiir Satmbii Cnquatln withi e»m Snue
OCTOB[B 31 Qrlllfsa ChSBped Choice Siftoln Sunk with I
Bruited ¥,ti Culi«l Kith Tf>m«tfl 5»ue«
in onithnt
of Mrs,
UMtanci!
MMolph Cnpo Mi,/,
IJurman for- the
need for grcBtor
by Ihopeople of
rTrht-
WIQCU8, In ;_._
""'sties of'blood
1
Piiinted out
riU^KDAY SPECIALS only »l.25
Aik About Our Daily 30e PASTRY CHEF'S SPHCWLS
POINT DINER
On the Circle In Somsrs Point
Open 24 Hours a Day
Ilii
n
Jersey Artists
at Art Confsr
.jcapic of South Jersny
, membership show will
fi reception to
_j Arts Center on Friday
K detobnr .11. from 7
p.m. in 'he Main
,f the Culturnl Arts
If, 409 Wesley tw.
jrtiits exhibiting their
_, works arc from the
[.urroundinB eounties of
Tern New Jersey.
p0 figure, sensenpe,
•life and portrait nre
d in the various mediums
lorcolor, oils nnd aerylicji,
Ethel H, fJoleman,
c City iirtiNt, is presidi'iit
Leagiii' and has made
fl(,n!s thrbuah tho
Art* Center for the
in,
jy, October 28,
November 12, the
[jpn is open to the public
it charge. Onllery Hours
T Tuesdays through
10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
^'Wednesday evenings 7
OCEAN CITY
Editorials
Church news
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1969
Classifiad ads
Sporfs
PAGE 1 -_ SICTION TWO
Hospital funds to pay for wing
planned at Shore Memorial
The new 46-bed addition to
ishare Memorial Hospitnl is
expected to bo built by the
hospital with its own funds,
Alan Hichter, hospital public
relation^ director, told the
Ocean City Lions Club at a
meeting last wcel,k
Pon-0-Call.
Richtfr told the club that
the now addition is expected to
Rot undur way sometime next
month and is sehodulid to bo
completed in the Fall of 1970
It will bq locoted
approximately „,, tne front
Inwn uf the original winfj,
Richter talked to the club
about the principle uf
eurriniunieation partieipation
in hiKpita! aetivitics. He also
explained how the hospital
reflects the community which
It serves and a well-run hospital
usually reflect!! a community
Which is "involved," Ho also
stated that an inferior hospital
cannot bl! hidden from the
public because a hospital is a
community "with the shades
up,".
The speaker also
>st of living increases set
retired public employees
ing before the annual
meeting of the Capo
County Retired
Association at
iirnnt in Capo M.y gml%
the Pension Increase Act (the
name by which A 292 will be
known) n retiree's monthly
allowance or pension originally
House List Thursday, annually according to the cost
flyman James 8, Oafiero of living index and will affect
that 'retired public most civil service retirees, A
i receiving retirement civil service worker who retired
or pensions will in 1915 has already received
le a cost of living increases in his pension
simounting to 18a percent but
y Bill No. 292, will now go up to 219 percent
ored by Assemblymen under the new law, A retiree in
i and James R. H^fh v 1954 has already received a 10
y'CumbeFlanf; ; and percent increase but will go up
•of their Assirnbly another 21 percent.
pts throughout the
las been signed into law
II go into effect January
} said the measure
for increases In the
sat allowances of
eivil service employees
if pensions from state,
(municipal governments
iy other political
era formula doopted by
Each year the director of the
Division of Pensions will review
the index and determine the
percent of change for eaeh
pensioner. In • no instance^
Cafiero said, will the amount
of the retirement allowance or
pension originally granted and
payable to any retiree be
reduced as a result of this
adjustment.
Retirees who have a gross
)lmes is chairman
Red Cross chapter
rite in the annual
I of the Cape May
Chapter of the
In Rod Cross on
13 included the
n of officers for the
ytir,
t the list of the
Iy eloeted slate
led hy the nominatinB
chairod by Mrs,
iins, of Swninton, was
'all Holmes, of Cape
Court House, Holmes
the chairmanship of
kipler which has been
lartnj tho post year by
Bnrsalou, of North
»i, Bareniou retains his
interest In the Red Cross
iinj the chilirmonship
isaster Comrnittod,
li Doughty, of Cape
HoiiSi', was elected
imin uf the Chapter.
Joughty also accepted
of fund chairman and
•ho will orjanizo the
orkfirs needed, and
the activities of the
rand drive,
"limbers ulected to the
^ Gfjfernors were Mrs-
, , Tuekahoe: Mrs,
•At, Petpraburg; James
pipe Miiy Court House;
L Saekt, Ocean. City;
Hewitt, Wondbiiie;
der, M.D, Capo May
John L, Lutilam,
C.H.; LolontJ C,
, Bins (Jreekj and
! fino Urown, Lower
prl by the
c ,:hairmen
number of blood unit*
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