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PAGF "nof." S606 Vlliintlc :w.. Allcnilic Uhx. parlj by I'll- biiiltltfiij fund fumiiiillrt under the c ha 1 mums Proceod In nii.incii the renovritioil of ill,, church which ACT recently (lurch.isi-d ;il .liickioii rnid Fii.ie ives, ill Xorlhfieki ' in\iltti t the inn ;ind huildinc cummittcc under ihi. eh;iirni:inship of ilirii iioyd i; cfinveniiiij the church ,ii!ti ;i modorn pi.iyhon».' where LIU' snmp will .»-:i|;f plays, lulld MILS, iilnnise mid hold Chn-.ti Albe your rooms will have SPANISH GREEN 4' x 8' PRiFINl ALL PANEUNG? S 3.99 Pan PRIFINIIHID PECAN . WALNUT - WHITE PICAN THE OtE-tN Uil JEL.4.RDGIHR Young people's art is more creative IT'S V..11111: I'.'iipli-'s Ari nl the i-xpcrii'iici- tiliil develops ., Ciiiiui.ii Alls Ci-iitcr »!' Oci-nn Kri-nli-r iiiiiiorstnmlinj; Tur Lh,. liiiii,; 111011' crt'.Tlivi' "I'd"if on-iilivi' nrlist. Mlls I-|;IK.-.I'S Ink! 011 Tlii-ic. is no (4riulim! ,,r , ., in! •ciirivnl CMilipi-liliiin for till, you (i ,,rt i chilli ail 111 1 lit- sluili'llt, Which , nllows f(,r Kri>ill,.r cri'utivity. Art is Ii ijclr 'I'll ymilli! ntmliMil is I'iijiiyiiH'iil 11a well (is Uiiininjj .liiiiiluci-il In iiiiiiiy w.iy: i.l 'li/i'pc-i-|ii>rcp|itiiiii (,i all ii(.pi'cls n.iLiiiu .1 ijituiiii nr ,1 I'lM'iiiinc uf lift! iiiitl corri'lnli'K wifh it 11 ii-civ- Wlii-n Ihi' w.'iitlui is Mlbji'cls. i!i,'i>,ihli', ! 111 • liasscs (jo In I he Visilors ;ir invili'd to sue In ml in ixplorr mnl tin' yiiiiiiu .studvliLs durinn ,r t,i I, •.u-ii ,if hNdiii.s. i,i B.-itiirdny morning CIIIMOH nt the ink I111111!, .mil I|);H>I>, lijilil Kuliiiriil Arts t'cmtpr in Ocean ili.w. Il li.'ips them tu til-y- HnuiKtniii.iii is still hpinc hrconi,' iiuiiii- of thiMr ir neci'pti'd. lit in I hi Ip cl tile [i Thi- fivi- to .unlit year olds n iti\ 11% ti \\ ird :in> under till 1 ilistrucluin of Ann Ullrich. Thr nine to 10 I I I Ilii i ! i 1 your ollls arc iiistriictocl by Pat | I i I ill M I 11 Ittll | i mi I Hi t id ill Wilt. Tin- Stairway Ouliurii's I I11 ll III I ill I .ire iipi'ii to tin- public without charge, Tuesdiiys throuqli ill ! Il I Mil till "iHntluys. 10 u.in. to 1 p.in,. Hi 111 I II I till I |1 ll |i iiiiil on Wednesday jiveniiiijs, 7 Illen-il to •" 10 p.m. or I'mElier thif Lazar STOP IN OR PHONI 399-303;. Ubl YOUR CAR SIT "" FOR THE WINTeR OCEAN CITY ESSO 9th Sfreal andBoyAvsiiwI STATION WITH IXPIWIttpl TOPS IN PRODUCTS «i S f ' OCTOBIB 30, 1969 YBSTBRDAYS can bo sure you're fM old if you discover tit saying "1 remember more often than ,l', new?" Herald, l Mr. and , Mrs. Louis' Strohrnelz, St., lormerly ill spi'nd thl! wintur mtintlis with thi'ir duuirhttT, Mrs. Prank Hoddonfieid ;md now niaklnff •Johnson, and bet family al 184 thoir home in this city, will E. AtliiliLic blvd, coietarlili' ihcir nOth weddinj; anniversary Sulurdiiy at the Thosi. ntttTidinq thtcelebration Saturday will be Ourinan Kilchiiii m (jherry Hill- Mr, Slruhmol/, is Past Mustnr the honort-fs' children, Robert of Univorsal Lod|4i; V and AM of Cjimden, Mni. Jane Johnson and (las servei, us the LodKe or this city, Mrs. Marion Chaplain Air,the piiat 2h yuurs. Duniin of Jacksonville, Fla., Ho also is Past Patron of Ijouls of Lake Hiawatha, Carol HaddonriHd Chapter Order of Ann of Levlttown, Pa., and Eastern Star anil is president of jirandchildrvn, Dolores, Diane, the Men's Bible Class at the Erie, Robert, Peter Mark and Haddonfieit] United Methodist Pricilla Johnson of this city Church. and Louis Strchmetz, 3rd, of Mr. and Mi-s. Rtrohrneiz Lakt ! Hiawatha. THE OCEAN CITY SiNTINILLfcDUbK BopHst Church holds annual Fall dmrmf Two hundred fifty persons attended the Annual Pall Dinner of Ocoan City Baptist Church held in the Fellowship Auditorium. Pastor David Wright w m master of ceremonies. Chairman of the Board W Allen EndieoU and Rev. Jam Hutch Inson led in prayer testimonies were civen by Miss Kay Baxter. Miss Deborah Showers. and Mrs. Shirley shoemaker, • Miss BuKter is ii miKsioimry '« rhailalid, on furlouMh. Mim Snosers IH joinin(i the staff of Campus Crusade for Christ International in San Bornardmo, Cal. She attended Ocean yiiy gradv Hchuo|S- and IJ a Ifraduate of Mainland RcBlonal High School, and Uob Jones University. Mrs. WHiemalier is a missionary to Haiti, on furlough- Pastor Wright led in sinijinn "T choruses and hymns with Mrs. David WriMht pianist-uccompanist. Speaker of the eveninR was Rev. Herbert Shoemaker missionary to Haiti, supported Pii u- U "" li c » m mi»»!on Fijllowsh^p, Inc., of Ocean City Baptist. Rev. Shoemaker spoke 9" "20-20 Vision and Mission". The dinner was a covered dish, family style, with arrailfipmc-nts in charBe of Mrs. Mildred Chew and the board of dCBCOIli.-Mi.-a. It u ffreat man strugijlin(T with misfortunes is a noble object, a litlle man that despises them is no contemptible one. William Cowper, Conservafion Chamber topic MARMORA - 'I'hi. Upper Township Cli.iiinbi.r of Commerce met rreenily nl the Marmora Fire IltHisr. and was served* a ham dinner hy the ladies auxiliary. Pollowilif! the dinner, Jnck Newman, program t/hairnian, inlriKlUL'ecl Duvi 1 Hutherforij of the Uape May Cininty Planning Board. He showed the members n film tilled "Sea Fever" which %%MIS made in Cape May County, The film showed the i>tiod points of tourism and niso sume of the bad points. Rutherford said that "not loo many mistakes have bt.t.n made in Upper Township." He spoke in reforence to the open space in the township u ii d that the community should "plan now While you still have il," He is iiuninst usitnj meadowlands for development since the meadowlund is nei-di-d fur fish and wildlife mid fishinj; ii one of the sports LhuL briny tourists to our area. OIK' third of the SQUAD PRESENTED CHECK COUSIN CITY—Mcmburs of the Upper Township Rescue Squad and Auxiliary met at 4 Y's Restauranl recently for dinner. Following dinner door prizes were awarded. The president of the auxiliary, Mrs. John Lorenzo, presented the sfluad president, Charles Webb, Jr., a check in the amount oT S900 which represented what the ladles had raised in the past year to help the rescue squad. county in nleadowiand should he kept open space. "Open space here provideji (freilt potential," he said of Upper Township. Newman, reporting on the amplifier system, said he can obtain one with portable podium, amplifier, speaker and rnieraphone for about- SlfiO. He was authorised to do thin- Mrs. Newell Reichert announced that the Ocean City Kiwanis Club is sponsorillji a travel film program and that season passes to view these films are available. They are very interesting and each film is accompanied by a speaker who is familiar with the country. The next film is on Switzerland at the Ocean City Hi|jh School, at HrlS p.m. on the second Wednesday of November. Other films will be OFFICE EQUIPMENT ihown on the second Wtihit diy laniiiiry through M i\ UI'PKU ITA MEKTINO MAHMOKA—There will bo a trieetin,; of the Executive Coinmitlee of the Upper Township School it was announced by PTA President Mrs, William Hnineo. It will be In Id 1 u, div ii I to p in. at thi 1 school RliAF, NICE Mike: "This is a jfreat fountry, I'at. Pat: "IIOW'K that?' Mil t Sun th p iper fiez yez can buy a foive dollar money order for eight tint-. TYPEWRITERS OFFICE MACHINERY MIMEOGRAPH . DUPLiCATORS ADDING MACHINES SUPPUiS COMPLITI UNI OP SCHOOL SUPPLIf S FREE PARKDJG NEXT TO STORE SCHIFF-CHARNEY 1S07.O# Atlantic Aye,, Atlantic City, N. j, 34M2I1 PAQE 7 — SECTION TWO' What would great-grand* mother think if she came back and saw nil these rqndyprepaqd frozen meali? TWI-NIGHTER VENETIANS • Select any degree of light from glarefr'ee brigHt ts nighMihe dark. • Protect valuabre furnishings from damaging sun rays, • Choose from 23 lovely colors and patterns to mix or match your room deeer, • Enjoy long service, easy care — backed by Alean Aluminum Corporation s 8 yearguarantee. SEASHORf VENETIAN BLIND CO, 1248 WIST AVENUE DIAL W 5140 ViNYLGUARD 4'x 8' S 5.95 Pfins TOPAZ ELM 4' x 8' . . . S 9,95 to BOURBON HICKORY 4' x 8' SHOEMAKER LUMBER S 11.98 Fs 1200 WEST AVINUE. DIAL 399=0! * C'l'EN •TIL J I', M nx SATli'] BALANCE Savings Received by fho 10th of the Month Earn from the First of the Mer^h No Minimum Balance All Savings Aeeounti E-h TV.-. Each Trafliaefien Recorder) .r MORTGAGE FUNDS fi. 1001 ASBURY AVE. warm up to The Gas Boile Hat Water H That Cuts ff Costs up to 20% There's a beautiful new room In every can... JOHN STOCKETT, Owner Fines,. Acrylic Latex Flat Wall Finish, Superb CHARGE YOUR PURCHASES AT Yellow Pggns for M.A.B. Paint Store Choice of Colors OCEAN CITY— IN WILDWOOD — 17ih Sfroct ond Asbury Ave Rio Grande and Pork Boulevard i ATLANTIC CfTY— (N SHIP BOTTOM — 14th ond BouIiV | 2600 AJiontie Avenuo fN VINRIAND — 42 Wost il Ma [OCEAN CfTY- IMERS POINT IB-Hole Ihomplonship GOLF IOURSE Somers Paint Pliy Year 'Roimd Inry Day GREENS FEES AVERS WELCOME Bfi WMf of Point Circle, Mill Landing Road JTARTINU TIME' AVAII.ABLK [llfilfralion Requlnd HARVEY SMITH riiil on Pi-enuses PHONiS •7370 or 927-3904 Property evaluations tax exempt ratio up The ;,»u,.uu,.,l ...J if ' • tiix .exempt liroperty in New Jersey rose more than SI0O milliun this year to totiil almost SS.9 Ijillion, Taxable assessi/d valuatiuns increased more than $2 billion tu ii new hii'h of S32.6 billion. The figures are listed in the 1969 edition of "Financial Statistics of New Jersey Local 0 o V e r n rii e n t .' 7 a n n u a 1 eompendium published by the New Jersey Taxpayers Association. The 62.pa(tc booklet presents detailed tax, spending and related governmental data for cneh county, municipality and school district in the State, Net valuations taxable this •?5 billion over 5S.HK6. 531, GIB valuation placed upon Uix exempt property this year is slmhtly more than 151 billion hijjhcr than the lUCn total. The proporliou of exempt property to total valuations this year is in,,'! percent ;is compared till 15,2 percent in 1088 and 11.0 percent in rtatios of exempt property iimiini; thi! counties this year rang* from 9,3 percent in Capo May County to 35.4 percent in , Mereer County. In Cape May County exempt 'property this year Is valued at 888,627,610, or 6,3 percent of all Uixable and exempt property. Net valuations taxable tstal 8670,165,866 in 1969, an increase ef 819,018,982 compared with 1S68. Problems created by tax exernption.s currently are under 9Ludy by two State legislative commissions, one coneefned with the in.pact of publie property; the other with tax exempt private property of charitable, educational, religious, philanthropic and cemetery institutions, A report on the latter phase is expected by the end of the current SEEMS SO! Even a WODdpeeker owes his success to the fact that he uses his head. W.O.W, Magazine. OUR ANALYSIS OF YOUR OIL-HEATING EQUIPMENT MSW MAY SAVEjyOU MONEY ALL WINTER LONG! Our free analysis'of your oil-heating system can tell you what il may nssd to function eeonomicaiiy and efficiently next winter. It may need elianing, adjustment, or minor port replacement. Or perhgps you'll want to improvi your oil burner with Texaco's Jet Flame Booster, the MUntifie naw flome-eentrol de.volopment thnt eon increase burner efficiency by as much as 42%, We do a careful, thorough job. Coll us now. TACCARiNO FUiL OEL U H0URS A DAY 4)8 '« West Avenue Dial 399-0450 LAKDWTEH1RAIS, §UT f HOW ¥OUBS CMMf BD MEFl MOST ACME MAftKlTS OPEN LATE SEAFOOD SWINGS! Mtw lit FiVORiTf Flounder Fillet 89' KMI lUf, r«f|N Fancy Bluafish 33" Jumbo Shrimp .,.., *i *» eogiri > IIIUDCB Perch. Fillet ,69 DELICATESSEN BUYS! OLJ MIIHH m m i MMLl.fi COUPON FOR tOUP, FREE. \ViH" PRINT W1H II PURCHKl.QR MORI! M irtiiri wi^mibsifi, fwiig *• ifmmt, Frankfurters , 67' Cooked Salami,..:.. 3S e Liverwurst ..„.'.. :.•„• 29 e Potato Saiad 33 e HOMEsmE ;:, SUPHEME OH Vienna Breads CLEHBUf UiCEJl White Bread S ....:.*! .!V.;K? 6 *1 00 Campbell's Soup isar^-..".."..'!.".'.'.'."." 6 •'!• 89 e _, ., , ;" •" '"' J «WCI»L INTHBOUOTOB! OFFIII! Jiff Peanut Butter Creamy ......."."."; 45« Farmdale Fruit Drinks............. 4 - gg^ EDUCATOR CLASSIC VOtUMI *4 Kraft Miracle Whip Dressing .,,,....',%. 48 C mum Green Giant Corn ".".",v,'::?:' 4 87 e tB&IH CHECK) horr, tN« rnmasmi Th,, Bill infill* *{
V^ :t-':l ^ . ' • • i ' i ' • • ' • • • , •pi,• 4- il i, • g — SICTION TWO Alumnae sets dinner dance The Immaeuiata College Alumnae Association will hold its nnnual dinner dance, tho Amethyst Bull, Saturday, November 22, at the Barclay Hotel, Philodclphin, Mrs, Qcorne J, Zeller of Villanova, Pa., and Uiis city, and Mrs, John F, MeDermott of Si, Davids, Pn,, are co-chairmen of the .black tie Rula which will benefit the 1070 Imraaculntii Jubilee Fund. Cocktails and reception will begin nt 0:30 p.m. and dinner will be served at 8 p.m. followed by dancing. All South Jersey alumnae are asked for their support on the Association's social event of the year Following thtf pattern set by the '68 ball. Amethyst Ball again will have a goal other than providing a social evening for everyone. Proceeds from this dance join those from 1968 as a Jubilee gift to be presented to the college In 1970. Following this aim" the general alumnae again will be offered the choice of being a sponsor or o patron. All gifts are tax deductible. If you go hunting this fail, try to came home without getting shot, or shooting your companion. CARAVELLE 9 byBUIOVA brings back the 30V for 1969 See Caraveile's new "10's" collection ... the up-to^tha. minute look in fashion watches. Long, lean beauties with jet black numerals, snow white dials and slender straps. All with precision jeweled meveminti. Buy them for all your airls. Age 10 to 80, they'll love th» 30 s I Caravelle by Bulova. $2495 Thomas Jewelers 825 Asbury Avenue . Hotel in Philadelphia. Mrs. John thi- cit\ V. Hartman of Willingboro, N.J., chairman i f thi 4meth\ t Ball i f icenter) is president of the Association Immaeulatj COHLÎ and Mrs. John F. McDermott of St. Associatnir hold urn r 1 thi main Davids, Pa., (right J is co-chairman of the prizes to he iv> ird d Ktm mbir 11 it thi dinner dance "~_ BALL COMMITTEE - Mr Zeller of \ ilUnova Pa arid Woodbine horse show winners are posted The Hidden Acres Riding Club of Woodbine staged iU annual All-Western Horse Show Sundlay at the club =three .horses Trophies and awarded first Hiddun A n bouth and ribbons v, third and during the yea presented the i the most p at t dinner s 22. Entrii Bili SS- YEAR 3UARANTEE HYDRO CAS MOT-WATER • » Compact Sue lor Eirerr Home 1 long lift Cast Inn CenllrsjEtisn 25 «jr CH,MI,J Ottariifi, Dtupt,! J.1EI Nn ruel DBh.f,, PiBtiBfN NiClUCl inrJC IMMIDIAT1 INST*l.tATION SATISFACTION eU*H*NTEIB !i'irN!»HBii ?nt tii fourth Hnrst me n c ir itj fhl t puinfi i tn_ph\ i * hi! culh rt% Good, halter; Hahn M., in the r ulass; Sharon Reitmeyer of Linwood on Black Jack, second place in the keyhole race, fourth place in junior horsemanship and fourth place in junior pole bending; Karen Brown from Tuckahoe on Scooter, fourth place in unrcgulation halter; and Irene Noble from Palermo 'l—Jnt BOILER Shrouds . f^t =^ H 4 OCEAN CITY PLUMBERS, Inc. Ferm«rly Taccarino Plumbinfl & HeaHni 618 WEST AViNUf DIAL 399-0450 New Under Ownsnhi, ,rtanag«m«nr of LION CRAMIR . JOSIPH OOUaHlRTY ANTHONY PfPI on i'i It, fourth place in ladies horsenianship. Fir it prize winners Mary Terres, Swede. 4 pony halter; Knlhy Hal em ;potted horse and Apale: halter: Doris Langfeld' ot Laurel Springs, reirulatinn bake i Bill Rahn." Oct"in View, unreijulatiim lialti-ri Cindy Howell, Capo Mav rmw Housr-, p Kapiu. Sewell Lloyd Jerried Tracy Maun. Charles J liorseniariship: Sewell. s, horsemanship Dover. Del., horsemanship lc juiiiur li Bailej men's Tracy unship; eton. pony horsei Uhland, Bri K i class; Bob Simpson and Doris "" LanBfell, pair class Vicky Khi-nn.-irri hpfird im d:i MiMville, i mini ind rlj_. Ju, "or: Karen Uhland BnJ command av; e , t n rU» tninr Trj 'y Maun, "' r imrnjriil ( l± jJC ny. Karen mi Uhljnd, Bnd(.i tun baru back '}\ heir . m in hip Bilh Harlman, ^' J pun' dnnni. Jimmy Williams. V mi] inrl ?;i % Huh- face; Palt Li nil in Ph jntiil '-, junio ptili bi ndini, Iimm •.•ni >r p,,l, Williams . nrlin h •'-: Viek\ t jrl I i,h is serving aboard infapprisn ( i 0 J s o i rid n i j US! ENTERPHIHK (FlIT N'C) Oct 2 1- P h o t „ V r „ IiHi-llijtnnei-man First LI Ilaymond Shourds, USN t of Mrs, Martha Hhiiurds 3i)l:j West av,. and hushand the former Miss Helen J Bar of Norfolk, Va., is servinu aboard the nuali ar-powtTed aircraft earrler USS Enterprise at.Newport News. V The Enterprise liirg.-st warship, is underijoing ail overliaul at New]. Durinj; this overhau eight nuclear corps ('placed. The new have a life of more than ten Enterprise returned to U,h. following Its fourth - -Ui-th- Qulf coast of Vietnam. l^gh Has Landed film is available Chi. an n Cl.Ii Has Lnn NASA col •11 mui.n • through hi S:: n d m fratiTiial, thu THE OCEAN CITY SINTINIULEDGIR THURSDAY, ASHI> .'G_TON, DC-Rep. les W .Sandman. Jr. has • untvd that a ;Ju-niiliutientitled "Thu Eagle :«i", thu oiTicial r film (if tin- Apollo alk, is now available u 1 t 1 ill,. H enllinij the ue in Capo I in.: »i ndi i ei 492 or in n I 202 I 2S.S572. Th )-minute Ions film '•asiire; th o^he ill nii-ir Neil Arnistr nrst nnelly, .-top Inn ladi uj, ::CtiVi < on the muin with Maull, •Mini .istrunaut Edward Akin md the sufe home 1 in vivid color Suson marks iifficull-tn-obt in at th Marim McClain first birthday Mari... MeClain, first pink d II ilun d hiil birthil . id i In in Bo Tiinirn in II, ni i mi \iilc II i It, Hid Tunnu Nf .ill l n, M Di\l, i_|,, Ml t Inn Mi> th irl, Jim, Gil, krob, nh, r[^, UiM, I,,, M LI, t h i f,u, t , i (.odmothi r Mr J Siiiilmj! g,lt |,u itt, nd v, r, Drnm Lvnn Pul Li a Fl Tionore iicllnoth, 1" i|illin, Biril Piilladelphia? camd New York? Atlantic GO PS BUS!AUo diiect were Bill i!y:, Point, ie Ann . Sorners iind Lisa Jimmy, V, Dawn, Jiakley, Tommy all of this Oleeson, |.-y. Mrs. f-,. Robert "i. Tony 'Jolly and honor's an Wilson, unable to arid Terri ill, Crystal service 16 Sea Isle C'itf, ATalon, Slone Ilarbyf, WUdweod ifld Cape May. DeparluresanJ information: Ocean Cliy Terminal, 5*h and ' AllMiic Ave, JMij. |2i)5. p.R.S.L Tefniinil, lOih and llayen Su, J»I1«! Ami nboul our new I a*frai Service for quick u...», PWK.IC itHVlCE TKAHirOWt iir, Toastmistress Club tours Pacific islands via film SOMERS POINT Members of Mainland Tonstniistress Club were taken on a "trip" to Micronesia ni the dinner meeting held last week in Daniel's Restaurant. Mrs. Kay Kohler, former president of tho KwnjiiliMli Toastmistress Club in the Marshall Islands, led the women on the tour via slid she llilcl liiken while living there. The spoiiker opened by exrjlnininj; that MIeroni>sl;i is one of three main divisions of the Pacific Islands nnd includes the Carolines, Marshull, Marianas and Uilbert Islands. Uppei PTA mom bars at state meeting MARMORA - The Stall- Parent-Teachi-rs AsNoeiatiun convi'ntlim which reeenily mi-1 ill the Tniyniore Hotel in Allantic City was atU-nrii-d by several people (if Upper Township. Local PTA president Mrs. William Hiiiiies, Mrs. Lloriel Faiisler, Mrs, Jack Newman, Mrs. John May anil Mrs. Jaliies Mri rr in a t ! v n dt'd us representatives uf Upper Township liliiiH-iHiiry Heliiuil, Mrs. .liihn May is chuirman of u nienibership drivi- whicli is now undiTway. Edueatiun Chairnuni, Mrs. Jnek Newman, amiiuinci'il tli.il a science fair will he held d u r i n jj parent • teauh ITS conferenees un November 17 throuBl: UO, It is a scientific hobby type program which will be viewed by the children prior tu showinl; parents during! the conferences. It is alsu upon to the public. Kits un tile scit-nciand creative ereative arts li/viJT vnVTBF" on s;ile. sale, Miiri> Many Christinas shopping ideas will be available. Firemen fop ladles in Softball game MARMORA-The men of the Marmora Fire Co. were the victors in the second trame of a two offli. soltball match this summer . aKainst the Ladies Auxiliary. The men scored 16 .. runs and with the help of the umpire. Hank Schneider, the ladies made ID runs. The ladies' team consisted nf Mrs. George Younfi. Mrs. Gill Dull, Mrs. William Nelson, Mr., Arthur Steelman, Mrs. Brunij Tropeano, Mrs. John Davis, Mrs. Conrad Lea and Miss Karen Kerrisno. The men had Connie Leu, Bruno Tropoano, Art Steolrnan, Georije YounR, Bob Smith, Eddie Towne, Will Lea and catching for both sides was Hank Schneider, Jr. Base umpires wt f< David Terwilliqer, Danny and Freddie Ferrigno. Also assistina was Ray Snyder and Byron Mercer. The natives are of Aslrttloid and Polynesian stock and they speak Malaysian and Polynesian. Of the ;i 1 Coral Islands, the speaker continued. Kwnjnlein is the , iniist_ important. The islands of Bikini aiid Kniwetok have bee-n testing {-rroiiuds for atomic and hydrujlen bombs United Stales servicemen live on Kwajalein Island in small hut very modern houses which are surrounded by shrubs and beautiful flowers. The im-aii temperature is H7 and one can lie on (he beach for one hour and rise will! a beautiful Uiil. Mrs. Kohler explained the little inland is quite modern and even hus a Macy's. All elolhinM comes from the ,!Uniled Slates. Natives, from neirjhborini; islands shop at Kwajalein and they (jet very esciled almul tin- American costumes. Teilini; tin- other side. Mrs. Kohler noted life there has n few Haws. Women are not allowed In drive ears then-fore almost every woman rides a bicycle. There .ire a few who have not mustered the art of bieyele ridini; and they must either walk or ride ill the paddy waiwn. Mrs. Kohler returned to the United States in September ai'ler speiidini! four years living in Kwajalein where her husband was stationed. She says she is anxious to return to the coral isles. Mrs. Thomas Kuys, president, called on Mrs' Charles Hule, topic mistress, to challenge members to jjive one -minute 'impromptu speeches on "What Hallowe'en Special patrols to haunt vandal's SOMERS POINT - Special vandal patrols to assist regular ptilire diirini! [he Hallowe'en season has beeii appointed, P.ilici- Chli r Charles U, Oray uiiiiiiuni-eii uid.iy Till v:. i-ri:il patriils, comprisiiii' nlf duty poMeemen special iin'irers :,nd cjv|| ,,f,,nse personmi. ;,,„] i},,; r,.RU|ar pohre patrols will be under orders I... keep a special check on all children uf curlew atje. Urav said th,. city's curfew iirdiiiane.i will - bj. strictly eiil,,io..d. and all children under the ;iKe of ]U years Will he re,|i,ired _ li. lie off the streets by 7 p.m., and all youngsters of 16 to 19 years are to he off the streets by li p.m. ' Children round loiterinR In the stpets, or out past the .iliirfew hour wiliiout jjood reason, will be picked up and brought to police headquarters. PiironlJi are urged to cooperate in the effort, . Pranksters caught dama£inB or destroyiiijj property will be fully prosecuted. Chief Gray warned. Means to Mo." Mrs. George Wellor, club representative, reported on the Harrisburg Council, The next workshop on "Lends for Leaders" will he presented by Mrs. H. V Hormmisen November 4 and 7 p.m. in Central United Methodist Church in Llnwood. ClaulHed Adi Bring Rwulr, HEATING On SAVINGS« q 011 to*you heat, with mini MILTON HAGERTHEY OIL. 2106 N«w Road (R.uto 9) Linwosl N • • DIAL 927-4122 * \ PLUMBING - HEATING - AIR CONK. - WKTINGHOUSE APPLIANCES ENJOY GAS HEAT Phene Teday fur • Fr» litimiM - Ni OlllfiM i CASH BONUSES of *99 - »66 andM , IF YOU CONViRT TO GAS HIATNOW Pileggi Plumbing & Heatii) 215 WIST AVf NUE DIAL m BIGMOUERi Y, OCTOBER 30, oisy signals Chief Economist Njtlon«l Assoeiiition • ofManufactureni if you are li hnbitunl lida watcher, you have Ejjly boon -looking for ,1, " of the promised ollng-off" of our economy. u, recently relonsed lintii stntisties may tilflge you to believe that tine found them. And, for •« know, that conclusion Ifbe confirmed six months " V by intervening |>rd Predictions that there iwever, the signals or a f l Wing to be any cooling Brtlon in the economic [pfnture ore not as yet loud j tltir, and they are still [fund by considerable .ground noise. We are Inecd that present fiscal monetary policies must p in s ctjollng off, but we |n8i quite ready to point to it statistical indicators iy, "Here it is." few days before this in(, the figure on new j(rl received by suficturcrs durini! Aupruat relcisod. This showed a pofsbout 2 percent below ,level for July. In its story !lhi! development, The Wall 'Bt Journal, reported the Ifflfrit of one unidentified ]yil who said, ".. .this is '-ifieant if it's tho shape j,,,s, Income." h have boon turning this initing remark over in our • mr since. What it seems say is that the August itum in factory orders is |y significant • unless it ! out to be Insignificant, from wishing to cast this kind of lent, we think it Is the •pBsible rBoetion'io-thir^ Qlpments now visible in hWlltieal indicators. Somewhat earlier, the Index InduItrjaJ Production - a I p r e h 0 n s i v e and nW«nii( now i Jy-watehcd indicator . also lid a drop between July August. In this case the (UEIL-fffcUIJj [M was less than .(ffllh's of one percent • GAS BOILER ply enoujjli to be" regarded ' dramatic turn'around, CHICK THBSI FUTUIB Ji it did follow a year of id; month-to.month ttm. Again, one is not Gail iron fsr Iwj life | Baed to go out on a limb Wlhr+aeNrt, tinwd h (ported by this kind of for fftattr hHI ihwjlfmfas. • thorough Inwljttw pn VBnri heat I t cm pletelir ilifenuHE, prMM Ft ihoiild remind readers contrail • u,lly dud the statistics just cited, • jaclnt ittncHnly RilM in fact practically all In blue hammwlold | Uk APPLIANCES ACROSS THE BOARD PRICE REDUCTIONS ON THESE SPECIAL, POPULAR GE Ml jfc^f time -- Ma ving ff PORTABLE | DISHWASHER -ini lan ut rhi > Lilt l h fur MSMi SPJ III 199.i no under-dry/n_ 2=wasfnirs-ift'7 7 MRSATR0NI0 WASHDAY [CLOTHES DRYER SHORTENER • Permanent Press t y rj e ' • "cool Sown 1 ' In keep your fd kl ironing at a minimum. hli'lm 169. 95 MODtf swsot '229. 95 Qvgr*iffy/ng with Mim.Batket T ÎSSI • delusive Mini-Basket is lor • ElcctiCiifc jciiMf feels" small loads •- saves you time c1011 *rfa tar \m\rt\ df/in^ and water. « CliOice 61 heavy, normal oi • Two wish speeds, two spin speeds. dehtale r.ijilmES lo match • filler flrfT'svslem ends lint lull. She liiai) • Permanenl Press cyelewilh: JOHNSON'S ELECTRIC ILICTRICAL CONTRACTORS • RISIDENTIAL and CDMMiRCiAL 944 ASBURY AVENUE OPEN FRIDAY NiOHT i TO » DIAL 399-1598 r SELF-CUANlNfil OVENRANOEi . • .The range I MODEL JJI3 QUALITY SiflVIK ta' nli "' '34M ittsnt business indicators, "adjusted for seasonal." We lot object to this type of iffllEiit, It would be oven Jf! to make sense out of its if significant changes wntimialiy confused with «!• seasonal movements. til fact remains that the II of statistical Jfnt for seasonal swings fMbutes another element to arfin for error that is it in all monthly business ilH. In particular, we el that the usual seasonal may^ be badly inflationary this is written, the merit report on sptojment for September M been released. This in increase in the . cnt rate to 4,0 t u compared with 3,5 oil month earlier. If you —•hmi for signs of an , J cooling off, this is •t dramatic evidence so- _, i too, we have some |JJf'«tioH8. The ffiont rate as i» a seasonally fipre, adding a atlon, especially in the smonths when students ^wand dut of the labor , The September | j '" umomployment is |«IM into question by the T»»t, •imultanoously, an ""• m the average work ^rred. •"din reason for '"I these economic ,*" which seem to signal •««P«tOd cooling off is •J«' f o'her indicators kl at their face pm to signal thL, ^ nntlonal product """* mprohonslve 1 of ail and Nib AuHioriied |M SMC Truck •Miffs WHEREVER . YOU LIVE! -MAIN ITRIHT U465-5122 fi* "«• In TOe Bdviineo iMtimates are To^lhT îh'^M'r* — ^ in the third-quarter ih,n earlier Total personal income K-nUnues to grow, and hh • of purchasing power CJnpltal spending hy business, both current •,, d K3 8 S-%vS"a,ouU h Certain private surveys inriU : that present plans by BusinS for acquisition of plans lnd equipment call for „ U Bud Nubstantial rise through 0^0 Based on this, we have ev,"i off ol the economy and Ihe' boom will be with us to ,i least another year. We remain confident t|,,t the present fiscal and monet^y |=.jL«Sed-oK "latiâry " h ^ ^ =" w^n^r ^ »a monetary motive power | la , h^n cut off. During tlj: P^s«nt year, the updraft of innat.onary expectations in the private economy has been enough to keep the boom a" high alUludes. But, like the Slider, it m u s t c d eventually, unless a new suê of innationary power \, provided by Hscai u,,d monetary policy. We base our expectation of a downward adjustment in the economy on these Beneral principles rather than on any close reading of statistical indicators. It is difficult In predict the timing or the downturn on this general reasoning, simply because it is impossible to say how long the present psychological updraft .-which—keeps—irT03rtr~wTir continue. Meanwhile, wo should warn those who prefer lo watch current statistical indicators that they are duo for » irustratlng experience. This i, not unusual. Economic turnina points are seldom clearly visible at the time they occur Something like six months ' later, when the occurrence of the turn, has become obvious you can look back and see in retrospect the statistics which signaled |t at the time Concurrently, you can seldom separate the false signals rrom the true ones. We repeat our words of wisdom on the subject. Current statistical movements may be highly significant for the future • unless they turn out not to be. ARTISANS BANQUET The 24th annual banquet of Ocean City Assembly 88 Artisans Order of Mutual Protection will be held Saturday at the Linwood Country Club. Cocktail hour will be from 8 to 7 p.m. In addition to the dinner which will feature roast sirloin of beef, a combo will provide music for dancing. All Artisans are invited to come out and meet the Most Excellent officers, Tiekets will be available at the door. Mr. mid Mrs. John Vermin, uf The HoniiMi.';iri, HO") Hlh si are ct.-|i.br;ilin[! their 07th wedding iinniviTjiniy tiiduy mid •will hi: ijinni-r uu,...,!„ ,,f~th,.jr daughter, Mrs. Unniltl Sti'vilw. of rio-i E. Si-iispray rd. Both Mr. and Mr.s. Vcrnon yre fiirrnnrly frum (jln-siur. PH., :iiid iivrd iii tin- 'rôutiy ^f-ctifjii nf Philiiiiclphin ff*r nniiiy yuar?^. They hiid spi.rit ihcir smniniTs h f V - •-•--fM.^fi m years am! just last month moved intu The Homestead, a retirement, home. Mr. Vermin r, a rttin-d patti-'rri niiiker for tin.' Dodge Steel Company in I'hihirielphia. He it, a member 'if Ml. Htirb F and AM Liidiie ,.( Philadelphia and was prt'M-ntfd with his 50 year pin hint year. He also is a infinlMr uf tli., Arliwins and hold,'; a oO-yi ar pin frum thilt organlziitiiiii, •t]r». Vermin is a Cpl, Hartman, with Marine Air Wing (20JS0.1GI01J VIFTNA.M (FHTNC) Ocl. UO-Marine. Corporal Henry R. ilartmnn, son of Mr. aild MI-K. Hi'nry R. Hartman, of iiOOn Simpson ay., is serving witli the First Marine Aircniit Wlnt; in Vietnnm. The wine •>> Ihi-jirm nf the : Third Ampliibioiis Forcv 1 in the Tactical Zone ot South Vietnam's .five northernmost provinces. It npi'niles several hundred nireraft \vhieh include p H iiircruft, . In iffidMion avlathiii wuppttrt and Third Mann*' 1 First Mariiif A suppof=w nthor A Frot> World iW Tacjticiil Zone." Fuel Chief OIL HEATING EQUIPMENT STEEL and CAST IRON HOT WATER BOILERS IMPROVED ROTARY DESIGN DELIVERS FASTER HEAT, MORE HOT WATER, REDUCES STACK LOSS i FREE — 1-YEAB SERVICE POLICY OCEAN CITY PLUMBERS, Inc. Formerly Tacearino Plumbing & Hearing 618 WIST AVENUi DIAL 399-0450 Now Undmr Ownership-Management of Lf ON CRAMIR . JOSIPH DOUGHERTY ANTHONY PIPI THI OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER m mb r I thi T it- sn\ Liintid M tin rli t i h in h rhi L upli ha. tu i l h i Ir Mr n l thi,, l^ 1 J in nt \ ^rn n twn j-randchildr n at j_rindthildr n Band Booster Club at Mainland High LINWOOP - The Mustangs Baud Booster Club to support the activities of the Mainland Regional High School marching and concert bunds has been organistcd. Arnold Grimes, president., said thai the purpose of tho Boosters is to support the Mustang Band in its activities throughout the school year. Other officers include Florence Meniichnor, vice president; Robert Greisinger,. . treasurer; Ivy Kennedy, recording secretary, and Nancy Kindle, corresponding secretary, Committeemen, appointed are Dorothy Sullivan, budget; Let' Hlcks, ways and means; Jackie Long, membership; JJd Mossman, public relations, and John Dix, constitution and by-laws. The next meeting of the Boosters will be on Monday, November 10, at 8 p.m. in the Mainland Itegkina! High School auditorium, Urimes said the parents, friends and anyone else interested in tho music students, color guard and other e o n t i n g v n t s of the organization, are invited to attend. Prompt TV Service STOP LITTLE TROUBLES Before they become Bio Oneil •l-ILUI) IFIMNICAl oEriVirc GLEESON'S TV 1040 A3I1URY AVr 399-19J0 MASONIC CLUB ELECTION SOMEfiS POINT - Election of officers for 1970 will take place at the regular meeting of the Somers Point Masonic Club *** mulitl rsliii' ,i« •STURDY OOODYIAR WELT CONSTRUCTION • SOFT AND FLiXIBLI FOR YOUNG OROWING • RITAINS ORIGINAL APPEARANCi LONOER •RESISTS SCUFFS AND SCRATCHIS •RIQUIRII LESS POLISHING PAGE 9 ^ SECTION TWO Mpndny, November 1O( nt p.m. In Mac's Restaurant. A Following the bu§lne?ss meeting a program on Joea! wildlife will CLASSIFIED AD be presented by Frank C&rticr- Atiantie County Game Warden, BRINGS RESULTS FOOT TBAITS SCUFF TOE SHOES FAMILY SHOE STORE 921 Aibury Avenue Dial 399-3373 mim s p. M. Super-Right" T" nm 9 .,, Quality MOUIIIJ BONELESS •VRILI33 ROUND ROASTS OR CROSS-CUT BEEF ROASTS STEAKS ~ 89 e SOLD AS ROASTS ONLY! ROUND, SWISS, CUSI or TOP SIRLOIN LiAN AND MEATY SPARE RIBS ...... ^ 69 C BLOCK CHUCK ROASTS IKKffi .... * 59 e SHANK BIIF IU S u !ffil MT »r , b 58 e «««« b 78 € QUARTER LOIN PORK CHOPS WiEZ 1 .. *. 67« FRESH CHICKEN PARTS^H 65 « & b 69 e ON-COR TURKEY CUTLETS - ... 2^*1.29 PRiSH JUMBO SHRIMP y^#?i" uUN o,, ,. 1.69 SAVf Ofj^&P'slFBESH FRUIT AND VIQITAILES FIRST OF THE SEASON! LARGI FLORIDA ORANGES WESTERN FRESH BROCCOLI ALL.PURPOSf STAYMAN APPLf S 10 39 C large bunch 29< RED DELICIOUS APPLES 2 29 RUSSIT BAKING POTATOES ,..,,.. 10> 7f FRfSH CRISP CUCUMBERS ..... 3Za| FRESH SALAD MIX or COLE SLAW 'i! 2 ^ 39 REPP-U-TATION CIDER 'i.gallon bottle 5 e SIZi CANDY BARS L^^«...... 24 r 95< A&P POPPING CORN ... 2P'£. 25^ 2 P^ 23« WITCH'S BREW * m^^S^SS mm -^3S , HAWAIIAN -JK li PUNCH ... ,. 3 j - 95^ A&P APPLE SAUCE OMOE- . 6 b 8 1 BfTTY CROCKIR LAYER CAKE MIXES 3 ^ M KRAFT MAYONNAISE ..... «»«£ 3 c WHEATIES CEREAL 3?*! LIBBY DEEP BROWN BEANS ,, .... 4 ^59- A&P SLICED CARROTS 2 b 29< WHITE BREAD •»««&•«»..... 5""*."$ j MARVIL ANTI-FREEZE ... — 49 £ lallsn $|
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