1PAGE 10 — SECTION ONE THE SKNTINEL LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N j .Vietnam memorial tobe topic <strong>of</strong> meetingHien Nguyen, prize-winining deiignor <strong>of</strong> the N.J. Holmdel and will explainMemorial to be erected inVietnam Veterans Momori«lwill be guest speaker at design. He will also elabo-the significance <strong>of</strong> histht 8 p.m. Monday, Nov. 7rate on the special meaningmeeting <strong>of</strong> the Vietnam thij project has had for him;Veterans <strong>of</strong> America ChapterNo 228 <strong>of</strong> Marmora, the public and will bethe meeting is open toheldNguyen will have on displaya model <strong>of</strong> theat the Marmora VPW Post8695, Lyridhurmt Road .Marmore.UNION CHAPEL BY fHE SEA5Sth Street and Asbury AvenuiRav. Paul W. vandBrLoa, PastorSUNDAY OCT. 30,198810:30 A.M. Sirmon:'When Things Fa!! Apart"SUNDAY SCHOOL 9:16 A.M.SONG SERVICf 10:15 A.M.CHURCH SERVICE 10:30 A.M.BIBLE STUDY, WED. 7:00 P.M.Musical DirectorBunt SoloistMiriam AdamEsther ConnerNursery Available during ServiceMARGATE COMMUNITY CHURCH8900 Ventnor Avenue Margate, N.J, JSunday,Oct. 30One Service10A.M,Rev, David A. Flimlngpreaches:"Th§ Touch ThatGives Life: JoiningHands!"10:00 Sunday SchoolC<strong>of</strong>fee Hour, 1i:00a,m,TtntnOB Elwyn Johnson, D.DDavid A, Homing, M.DIv,MiniatureOrganistPaul McKay, Mlnlsffyol MuilsOCEAN CITYBAPTIST CHURCH10TH & WESLIY 399.2261REV. DONALD B, HURLBIRT, Senior PalterRIV, DONALD D, PHILLIPS, Vilitation PiitorRIV. JOHN D, MILAM, Assoc, Falter,Youth k Family MlnlitrieiDAVID SBNSINIY, Choir DirectorPHILIP SBNSINIY, OrganiitSUNDAY OCT. 30,19889:30 A.M. - Sunday School10:45 A.M. - Worship"TRUBCOBnfflTBffiNT"Pastor Hurlbcrt6500 P.M.. OCBCTftni?!00 P.M.. WorshipJohn & Virbinla CaitoO.C.F. Missionaries to ThailandWEDNESDAY 7 P.M.MIDWEEK MEETINGGeorge & Nancy CalllsterHome MissionariesVan Transportation to and from Sunday Schooland Chunh..mtl'A.Ridt 399-2261First Presbyterian Church"Holding forth The WordI <strong>of</strong> life 1SEVENTH AND WESLEY AVENUEOCEAN CITY. N.J,Rev. Ralph H, HlbbHt, Interim PastorRev. William R. Allan, Paster EmeritusJ Ktnnetti RMM, Dlrecl<strong>of</strong> <strong>of</strong> MutieJoan C. Hldoway. OrganistSUNDAY OCT. 30,1988Morning Worship 11 A.M.Sermon'"Dying to Live"Special Music: Marion Hussa, ContraltoFlorence Maoulra.GuastOroanlstEvening Worship: 7 P.M. Bust; Ailaen Reese,Soprano, Ken Reasa, TanorTrMfpoiMen avafiabte to 11 A.M. StrvietMl JM-fSti '-ft-SUNDAY SCHOOL 9:30 AMClasses for all agssTUESDAY ;Womon'g Bibto Study 1030X.M,WEDNESDAYSPrayar ft/tasting 730 p,M,Men's Prayer Breakfest 7:00 A.M,A CordialWdtomeAwaia touTRICK OR TREAT "1fly POOR RICHARDThis Monday is Halloween. The laughter <strong>of</strong> adultsand tht wonder-filled eyes <strong>of</strong> children mark this time<strong>of</strong> costumes, sweets, and pranks,this Tuesday Is AU Saints Day, It is a day <strong>of</strong> rememberingthose who have valiantly suffered for theirfaith,Halloween is today a relatively harmless time <strong>of</strong>child oriented "trick or treat" activity. But, it beganas a day <strong>of</strong> uplifting both the humor and the fear<strong>of</strong>devilish evil spirits.This week 1 ! Bible book is I Peter, This brief Biblebook will give you a new appredarion for saints.And, it will give you a new non-humorous view <strong>of</strong>the reality <strong>of</strong> alive, mtelHgent evil in the world.Poor Richard does not want to put down the fun <strong>of</strong>Halloween as it is practiced by most people. But, inbalance, let's at least give some equal attention to thewonderful holy spirih <strong>of</strong> the saints that we and ourchildren should see as heroes.Read / Peter this week. The tricks and treats <strong>of</strong> Halloweenare nothing when compared to the tricks andtreats described in this portion <strong>of</strong> God's word.Rtv. Ridhard C. WingattLighthouse Shore MinistriesGRACE BIBLE CHAPEL"God's WonUn Today's WorM"632 Wesley Ave. (Lurmy HSM, Second Fi) <strong>Ocean</strong> City, N.J.Rev, John E, JamiesonPastor0145 A.M. SUNDAY SCHOOL11:00 A.M. MORNING SERVICE7:30 P.M. EVENING SERVICE7:30 P.M. WEDNESDAY SERVICEPrayer, Praise & Bible Study"Par by grace ye are saved, through faltti..,' Iph 2:6FM TraniporttMBn Can 399-1898 « 391 •9833The GodfreyFuneral HomesEstablished IBM809 Central Ave. 644 Shore Rd. i<strong>Ocean</strong> City, N.J.Palermo, N,J.Phone 399-0077Phone 390-9699 iHerbert L, Godfrey, OwnerJohn K Baltz. Mgr.In Time <strong>of</strong> Trouble, We Are £• gNetr AB Your Phone ;!;!Pledging for the future, as In the past, the finest and :•!•molt dignified, personalized funeral Bervlce :•:•iUCCESSOR TO OCEAN CITY'S FIRST SFUNERAL DIRECTOR•:•:•:•CHRISTIAN SCIENCEWelcomssyouto study theis tta^bfi now m undmmHsn u Aim wtithm in CtuUk Jum, who iwft, net afur th§ fUth, H% aftertftSpMt',% BitTht wockly lesDon-jcrmon ii arnptiMd <strong>of</strong> idectloru from theKing Jioiei version <strong>of</strong> The Bible and from corramondlng citationshorn SCIENCE AND HEALTH WITH KEY TO THESCRIPTURES by Muy Baker Eddy.The spiritual truths <strong>of</strong> the weekly lessons have brought healings,figenefiUon, ind lupport to readen f<strong>of</strong> over one hundred yam,JOWUS!SUNDAY SERVICE 10:30 A.M.SUNDAY SCHOOL 10;30 A.M.WEDNESDAY I'M P.M.(Testlmonal Meeting)READING ROOM 11:00 A.M.-2 P.M.(Monday-Saturday)First Church <strong>of</strong> Christ, Scientist8th & Asbury Avenue<strong>Ocean</strong> City 399*0038ST. FETOR'S UNITED8th and Central Avenue <strong>Ocean</strong> City, N J.8:15 A.M. Conwrwnt<strong>of</strong>l • Blcyler Chapel- 9:00 A,M/Chufch School10:30 A.M, Morning WorshipAll Salnrs Sunday' SiflflOO'You Are Never Alone"Dr. IM. Ru»«ft Shfva«petutlen #B7 27-34B.SECTION 3, THE ADOPTION OFTHIS ORDINANCE shall operate laprovide Increments only to thoseemployees who hays satlslnctDrllypsrtonnBd Ihs duties ol their posltlOnl,SECTION 4. Anypsrsan harealtsrappointed lo a position <strong>of</strong> employmen)wllh Ihs CHy ol Oman City,4Sunday1 Corinthians9il-27MondayTuesdayOalatlansWednesdayHebrews7ti.28ThufsdiyHebrews8:1.13FridayHebrews9:1-28SaturdayHebrews10:1-1841i^Mfel|. 399-4418RritRdOttyBankNA South JerseyThrHOffctltnOwinCtty 3991300The Rander* Hotel399-1000Stam's Shopfllfe Supermarket"th* Uumbir 1 Pood Ol*rtf (A Sdutf? iwunUmtPto Mftfc UH£ Darby, Agency fnc,"i Solid pinorvnleblack-glusovtnd<strong>of</strong>ir• M-mh iiefigi dfiwifwHh LHefHuM Pac • BalancedCooWr^i System.Pastor vander Loo to give sermonThe Rev. Paul W, vanderLoo, pastor <strong>of</strong> the UnionOapel-By-The-SMi will be,the speaker 10:30 a.m. Sunday,Oct. 30. His sirmon Isemttded -When things faU•part."The Chapal, located at55th Street and AsburyAvenue, holds interdenominationalservices each Sun-Donald L. Traynor DMDFaculty member and Clinical InstructorLeading University Dental SchoolNow acceptingpatients for all phases <strong>of</strong>General Dentistry & Cosmetic Bonding13 years prlvsft pfaetict experience728 West Ave, Suite 202 North<strong>Ocean</strong> City, 609-398-4464Houn by ippolntmtnt onlyCALL MONDAY thru SATURDAYOCEAN CITYDENTAL CENTERGERALD F.RAABDDS PADiane 0. Raab, R.D.H. Scott H. Raab, C.D.T.GENERAL & FAMILY DENTISTRYFULL SERVICE LAB ON PREMISESREPAIRS WHILE YOU WAITEMERGENCIES ACCEPTED '399-4542600 WE8T AVE., OCEAN CITY, N.J.iaturdiy an#' - -**'iniuriMfEvening HoursWelcomedfttmlnn Ihs Publle Blnem 1QBSILICTRICALCONTRACTORSRISIDENTIAL ANDCOMMIRCIAL930 ASiURY AVENUEOCEAN CITY399-1598NO-FROSTRefrigerator84709BIWhirlpool Motfil ET14JKXMFrost Refrlgariier14.1 ou. ft,Oipaerty .TixtufBd stealDo<strong>of</strong>t • Adjustible full Width Shelves •RfViflibli Door Swing ' Powif iivlngHoaler Conlrol SwrtcJiSpies Sivlng li'WWth.AUTOMATIC WASHERModel GSD500Ginefgy savif' dryng option • 2-tovelisftlaerion * 3-wiy ioond cantfelF<strong>of</strong>f 1fjyfif»arrintyonPerfflafu#tub and dMf liner (ask lot derails).WhirlpoolModel LA5400XS Direct Drive Washer• Large load capacily 5 Aulomalic cycles• Wafer Temperature Conlrol with 3 Wash/Rinse Siieclioni • 2 Water Levels • Easy-CleanLlnl FilUf • Single Waih I Sp'n Spiid,day. Nursery care isprovided. Sunday SchoolFor all ages begins at 9:15a.m.Pastor vander Loo servedvarious churches In theSouth Jersey area beforeaccepting the Pastorate tothe Chapel in June <strong>of</strong> thisyear. He entered the mintstryin 1952 after havingworked In the engineeringHeld. He studied mechanicalengineering at Dr*«IInstitute in Philadelphiaand Is a graduate <strong>of</strong> TempleUniversity School <strong>of</strong> Theologyin addition to a bachelor'sdegree to education.He conductt BiHe study 7p.m. every Wednesday atthe ChapeL The curamttopic is the book <strong>of</strong> Genesis.All arc invited to attend,Esther GottMr will be tlw}soloist Sunday and MiriamAdam serves as musicdirector and oiganist.MnMMMnw•ubfflllted InwrtBno, tHfwr «yp*d orrtdlFOOT PROBLEMS?Cad today tor an appointment withChariestMedical flt Surgical TreatmentDINNER OCT. »Ord« <strong>of</strong> Eastern S«tfppoyster and ham dinn*, 4to 7 p.m. Saturday, Oet 29at At Masonk Temple, WHr.Street and Wesley Avenue.For tnfMnatten and tktetrescn-arkm call 398-1776 orWS4711.foot tor Adults at ChildrenAHENTION O.C. RESIDENTS!NOVEMBERSCHEDULE<strong>Ocean</strong> *^ ^RecyclesWHAT TO RECYCLE<strong>Newspaper</strong>s, clean mixed papers, aluminum beveragecans, glass and cardboard,WHEN 1Materials should bo placed outside by 7 a.m. the day <strong>of</strong>collection (see schedule below). Materials will be picked upevery other week. Pltiu note; this will no longer be onyour regular trash pickup day.HOW!--"—•rVhsotore<strong>of</strong> gtagstottaB and aluminumUeverago cans'should be placed together In a container. Un sans andwindow Piatt Glass WILL NOT be picked up. NORECYCLABLES SHOULD Bt PLACED IN PLASTICBAGS,Mixed papers are to be either steokod In brown grocerybags or string tied In bundles no more than one foot high.Wi Inoludii newopape rs, migailries, olian stationery,junk mail, but not paper that has come In contact with food,waxed paper, etc, Papers and cardboard may also beplaced In cardboard boxes no more than a foot high,Cardboard should be tied, boxed or packed In bagsseparate from newspapers more mixed papers.FREE CONTAINERS:The city will provide six-gallon buckets. These may bepicked up on Monday through Friday from S a.m. andSaturday 9 a.m. to 11:00p.m. at the Pubile WorksRecycling Center on Shelter Rd.NOTi:Following la tht November pick-upochedule. Bi-weekly pickup days Indicated forvarious divisions <strong>of</strong>the city win continue untilfurther notice:NOV. 3 .ndiTNOV. 10^25^NOV.1NOV. 8NOV. 2NOV. 9wind 15ind££ind 16 and30 -28th Street to 42nd StreetUALO-Longport Bridge to 3rd Streeti) -3rd Street to 9th Street-9th Street to 18th Street-18th Street to 28th Street42nd Street to 59th StreetPlease cooperate, Its importantfor your family and the families <strong>of</strong>the future.JE_.
PAGE 12 — SECTION ONE THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CTTV, N j .TODAY (Thureday^<strong>Ocean</strong> City Card CUil\youth canter, 7 p.m.Asburv Awn(O 10th Sttw7-30 p ^ROUTINE PHYSICALSFOR CHILDRENHow <strong>of</strong>ten should a child receive a routinemedical tgairtntatton? Between one and throeyWTC diree rimes a yejir, three to six years; twoexaminations yesriy, sis in twelve years; oneeximinatfon yiy.Even with an apparenUy healthy child, a reguluschedule <strong>of</strong> examinatronx is important. There aremmy oondittons wtthoui obvious symptoms thaionly s physician oui detect and diagnose. Ahernia, onset <strong>of</strong> diabetes, hearing and visiondefects, bladder infections . these are just a fewexamples. Other detectable conditions includeheart mumini, high blood pressure, kidneydisorders, anemia, and swollen 'glands" not tomention defects in growth and development.We MMteom rtamafm dttivery service andthatgeecetims.We imp! Medieaid, Legend , PAAD, Blue CrossTH-Siihj, N.P.A. Medim«. PAID »nd PCS prescriptionf| plinsA ConvenientPlace To ShipYour Packagesin 8Y "° lKiwanis Oub meeting,Harry'* Inn, Sfinws r.iint,* l 6 p.m<strong>Ocean</strong> City/Upper TownjhipRotary Club me«in|,Mac's Restaurant, fi:M p.vrf,FRIDAYTrick or treat night inOcMn City, 6 to ° p.mFairness in Taxes meeting,Recreation Center, 8thStreet and Mawn Aveniio,SPINNINGWHEELFLORIST658 Anbury Av* 391-1117SSM Wtil Av», S8S-1S31CASH & CARRYSPECIAL!Love $ Bunches4- $ 7- $ 10DEMOCRATIC SOIREEJoin us at a Cocktail Party to meet our Honored QuestCongressman William HughesPlusHarry LeedsAttapiifc <strong>County</strong> Freeholder At Large CandidateAndThe Somers Point City Council Candidateslit Ward Council At-Large 2nd WardJohn Conroy Mite Coloo Kathteen PancoastSunday, October 30,19884:00 PM, to 7:00 PM.Daniel's Restaurant, Shore Rd>, Somers Point$12,50 per person927- 531B for reservationsHot and Cold HorsD'Oeuures and Cash BarProceeds to benefit the Somers Point Democratic League, John Medico.Treasurer.<strong>Ocean</strong> Citycoming eventsAlcoholics Anonymousmeeting, Holy Trinity EpiscopalChurch? 10 p.mSATURDAYSunshine Banjo Baiid feattiretion the Music Pier, 8p.m Admission $2,MONDAYDynamic Seniors SACKcourse, featuring innovaHViiprograms from the countysheriff with James Plousa,Capo May <strong>County</strong> Sheriff,at St. Peter's United MethodistChurch, 8th Street andCentral Avenue, 10 a.m.Exchange Club meeting,Daniel's Restaurant, 6:30p.m<strong>Ocean</strong> City Card Clubmeet*, youth center, 7 p.m.<strong>Ocean</strong> City Male Chorusrehearsal 2nd floor MusicPier, 7:30 p.m.TUESDAYDefensive driving courti,by Sgt, Nick Impagliewo,Recreation Center, 8thStreet and Haven Avenue, 9THURSDAY, OCTOBER I?, tfggrwieGenWr, 940th Strwt ind Anbury ooundl Aambas, ^30pma.m. to 3 p.«ft.Avenue, tfaM p,m, jqgjff THURSDAYSunshine FoundationA»art^« Leetan. Mar- Whaft Cooking ^ COBnwtttag,OoMtt City CommunityCento, ?:M p,m.J55SfF«HL§ ^ test teals tath«6«im Citya.m. to 3 p,m, Walk-in reg-£ ! f^ mA ""•" ^ ^ ^ WS$5 costGood Counsel Friendship Aver>ue,8pmbUfl ^ aaauffa*.dub meeting, soda! hall,Winning 6oarf W«Bi^, _ —ACC Sagei programUtted -sueeMsnii tnvesBng <strong>Ocean</strong> Cityfor seniore* at Holy TWMWEpiscopal Churdi hall, 30* school lunchesStreet and Bay Avwiue, 10to 11:30 a,m, 'Open fiw tosenior dtiaens.Alcoholics Anonymousmeeting, Holy THnily EpiscopalChurch, 30th Streetand Bay Avenue, 8 p.m.Matchpolnt Jrs, duplicatebridge, Musk Pier, 7:30p.m.Boy Scout Troop 52 meeting,VFW, 15th Stnwt andBay Avenue, 7:30 p.m.WEDNESDAYWelcome Night for n«wresidents, sponsored by<strong>Ocean</strong> City Chamber <strong>of</strong>Commerce, on the MusicPier, 7:30 p.m,Defenilve driving count,by Sgt. Nick ImpagUfiBeo,8th Street and Hiv«n Ave-OCEAN CITYFAMILY PRACTICECENTERDr,GaryW.Raab24th Stand Bay Ave.<strong>Ocean</strong> City, N,J,"We specialize in care forthe entire family"Emergencies Accepted399-1862, PaUy, Evening and SaturdayI Hours by AppointmtntThe Qaem City SchoollumA menu tadudos a dwiee<strong>of</strong> fhwi pbtws. IntinnediatesAool swdrth have a choice<strong>of</strong> the first iwe platws wlAme exeqxion <strong>of</strong> soup on theleoond pktta. ft Is wpUwfid hew wirtt lettuce and tomatoes,buttered com, assertedwim a fiwJt/vwtaWe, Primarysdiool itud«te wiU b« cakes, choiee <strong>of</strong> mUk,msved a bm lunch due to Flitter 2 • SpUt pea soupnmoviUons at Bie school wltt> ham, corned beef andHie menu for Oet 31 -Nov. 4. swi» on rye, ehUled appta-MONDAY Kua or Mi\ fruit, draiee <strong>of</strong>Ptatter 1 • Tomato soup, mUk,ham and dwese croissant, PlatterS - Make your owncarrot and eatery sticks, dev-salad twr.ils 1 food cake with idng,choice <strong>of</strong> milkHatter 1 • V^ttabte beefsoup, bologna sandwich, ear.rot and celery sticks or freshfruit, devils 1 food eato wimlkatter 3 - Make your ownTUESDAYPlatter 1 • Italian cold cuthoagle with lettuce andtomatOBi, buttered corn,assorted cakes, choiee <strong>of</strong>mUk.Platter 2 - Tomato rice«up, ham und CHIBSB sa«d>wich wirt l«Hue« and tomato,ftwh fiuit choioi,choiee <strong>of</strong> milk.platters - Make your ownsalad barWEDNESDAYPlatter i - B«f and dweseTHUMDAYPlatter 1 • Hot turkBysandwich, whipped potatoes,buttered carrots, eranbarysauce, pudding with topping,Aoice <strong>of</strong> mUk.Hitter 2 • ftwwh mlonsoup with aoutoni, assortedcold cut sandwiches, fruitcup or fresh fruit, puddingwith topping, choice <strong>of</strong> milk,PUtter I • Make your ownsalad bar.FRIDAYnatter 1 • Italian cheeseplaza, tossed salad, dillledapple elder, autumn spireIIIBIIICONSTRUCTION COW.We do It all!J 230 WEST AVENUE<strong>Ocean</strong> City, N.J.REMODELING* KITCHENSBATHROOMS*VINYL SIDING * WINDOWSDiilgnirt A BuIUiri tar91.Cflll 399-5338bam, choice <strong>of</strong> milknMter %• Manhattan darndtowdtr, hma Mad on aroll, autumn ipiee ban, cidefcrfnsh fruit, choioe <strong>of</strong> n\iDc .Platter 3 - Make your ownsalad bar.Primary Bex Lttnche*MONDAYBologna sandwich with lettuceand tomato, carrot andcelery sticks, devil's foodcake with idng, dtotet <strong>of</strong>milk.TUESDAYHam and cheese sandwich 0with lettua md tomato,pcttto chips, chilled peats,ehotae<strong>of</strong>mUk. .mDmsbAYTriple peanut butter andjelly landwieh, omp juice,spicy applesauce, choice <strong>of</strong>Bulk, :THURSDAYTurkey sandwich, col»slaw, ehUled fruit cup, choice A,W<strong>of</strong>trulk,FMDAYTuna salad toll with lettuce,apple juice, autumnspice squares, choice <strong>of</strong> milkMenu subject tochange.Defensivedriving class 4set Nov. 1| 2A defensive drivingcourse will be held from 9a.m. to 3 p.m. Tueiday andWednesday, Nov. 1 and 2 atthe Recreation Center, 8thStreet and Haven Avenue,Sgt. Nick knpaglia2zo <strong>of</strong>the <strong>Ocean</strong> City TrafficSafety Unit will conduct thatwo day courie,TTieri li a IS charge tocover booki and material.Wtlk-ln wglBttationi wUlbe taken the first day <strong>of</strong>elan. F« furttwr informa.Don call Sgt.'Jrnpagliazzo atthe OcBanijClty Police16-34 COMMUNITYASSOC, I.\C.Is sponsoring aTown Meeting"INCINERATORS - TO HAVE OR HAVE NOT MFRIDAY, NOVEMBBR 4, 1088, 7i30 PM,INTiRMIDiATI SCHOiL18th & Bay AviniM'"•'-'TWO SPEAKiRS • Pro & Don On IssueTo Be Voted On The Following TuesdayCom*; Out &four Supportl•TVopicanaOrange JuiceREGULAR QRHOMESTYLESTORE SLICED SWItJERLANDImportedSwiss Cheese8TORI SLICED, CAHANDIGenoa orHard SalamiORVAL KENTBreadPuddingftSST. FLAVORSTuscan Yo»Lt,ttM..MN0mB&Ih0flFaberoaOrganics Shampooreck Hair Sprayr<strong>of</strong>en TabletsBand Aid Plastic StriSHopBlleAUTOIIORTWINIITwin Blade CartridgesCOLORSAFIVivid BleachyouioDove Dish Detergentserf PAWCat UtterASST VANS,, SOLIDRenuzit Air FreshenersIb,Star n is^ Does nRIGHT! •1, eonl.9WHYYOUR CHOICECrisco Com orVegetable OilPAY MORE""WilsonHot DogsLINKS, PATTliS OR ROLLSJimmy DeanSausage ^QUARTERS19 ImperialMargarine.84w 2,24.89i( ro 1.34BQUART4C lee Ha MixNABISCO DHOMEDARY QINQIRiRIAD 1401, ORPound Cake MixlaBPK..ASST.VAns.Old San Francisco SeltzerT!0 SANCHONacho ChipsTIPSANCHOTaco DinnerGENUINE, OH KOSHER DILLHeinz pjeWes ;..SchwartauPreserves•ood Storage BagsOODSINSlTHE SfiNTINKL.LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N j ., RIO GRANDESOMERS PL, VENTNOR,69SANDWICHI2460 OJ. QflI.W.pkg. 1007-ot. bo.f.iSotbo*.941 ql .14 QQatjat I0«WHY PAY MORE'"ndwich BagsReg. or DietVintage ColaU.S.D.A. CHOICEBEEF LOIN, TAILLESSNew YorkStrip SteaksOR ROUND TOPCountry HearthWhite BreadWHY PAY MORI"1Del MonteSqueeze CatsupAISOBTfDVAHiiTiiSFrancesco RlnaldiSpaghetti SauceINfHIPBOpUCIOBPT, nStar FruitBi «ASSORTiD VARirrilS PFIIFFIRSUHIfUPpKITCHtN iiCt 0"n-aih lags ^ASSOBTIB VARieriESSanwa Ramen NoodlesAMT,VAflS,,'NiW 1 PRiMIUMUBOIShopRite CookiesSUCID HITS, CAfmOTS OR MlXfODel Monte VegetaWINDOW CLEANER REFILLGlass PlusBITTY CBOCKIBPotato BudsCOMET LONO MBBoiled RiceHERBOXBEEFOACHICKEIOnSaHalf PriceDOUBLEOUPONSGenuine IdahoPotatoes59ORtAT»BHAUOWflN6-PackDole Raisins^74A5ST.VARREQ.ORUQHTArmour FrozenDinner Classics49ASSORTEDWITHFAinlCSOFTiNiRBouillon CMYes Liquidundry DetergentAdditional Savings Throughout The StoretichB.OI,, bll.bu»lei.pkgs.49.44Sot,box .84Bins .99r 1.391^1.99.49BM,DDK g10-ot.pkg. 1741VARIETIES, FRO2ENCountry Pride ttChicken ia 0 t.bo«anopniie rnutEn nsui ORCrinkle Cut PotatoesASST. VAH, FHOZENPictsweeWeptablesQirSrPlusShopRlle FROZENOnion RingsPARTY TYME SUNDAE CUPSlhspfllli SANDWICHES ORIce Cream CupsABiT. VAH. BONDO'i_^Ice Cream Chocolates60,1S OB 100 WArr LONOLiPt WNIf 1Sylvania Light BulbsM-ti. FOIL, SUPEBShopRite RoasterWEASEVlHilNCHChef Fry PanASST. CLASSIC STYLICurling Iron & BrushesiOongftisman SHI Huflhis hai been a strong, Independent voice for South Jemey under threePresidents,'Long before drug abuse became a national crisis, Congreismin Hughes was fighting for full CoastGuard funding, improved drug education and prevention, and tougher law enforcement, And whflrifew others seemed to care about the eceins, Bill Hughei pointed the way by wrrting a law Whl6h hiiforced some 400 municipal and industrial dumpers out <strong>of</strong> the ocean. His new ocean dumping bill willforce out the remaining dumpers,At the local level, Bill Hughes won funding for the Cape May Beach pr<strong>of</strong>eel, supported c<strong>of</strong>WolWatten <strong>of</strong>til Coast Guard training functions at Cape May, and helped lead the effort toeWJilfi federal funds toclean-up the worst t«lo dump site in Cape May <strong>County</strong> It was Bill Hughw wh<strong>of</strong>ed (he flflN toconvince th# IPA torejecf a plan toburn toxic wastei <strong>of</strong>f our wasf, His touMeufHy mtmtiedevelopment dlstrlcf has htlped bring joN and progress to the entire regterii,Wheni(t«im«s toCape May <strong>County</strong>, Bill Hughes has reillyrriad«fldiffflfefWe, ,tiw RICOH FAX20 Digital P»cHm\htew frwt - M i m\m a* «urt«f or f^c^,Farm Raised WhiteShrimp t oMV Tide Detergent— — "- NtWSfAiNflOABBBounce Fabric SheetsVINTAGE DIETlernoScooter PtesIf{Choc, Fudge Soda6WINQS,«6BUMSftStH(OHI18 Pc, Fryer Parts .89 PloridaGrapefruit # . 3 to 1.00M.39 Perdue Chicken Leas ., ? .99 Red Delicious Apples +.(?' ****. 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