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TH1 OCtAN CITY WrHNfLLEDOMR ows ;CAJUPON AMiaii wpaa CLAM It, I«M M*. ijftn. H,lp a Little Over Polio Job. mlttloM at dollar* SntlH an land to nwk. thta n Midi PMlbta. Ocean City Hl(b lui l d two ontaMn in the main aa • part of th* national polls lfn. Pluu! Contribute your tod«T, want your Girl Dancers Prepare Show wow. •r MAHV HAWTHOftNl r»r MnrtI matin the firlt' gym dino Ian tan learning v.riout amte tUift fur i program which I IP SntUlt, they hop« to pfMUt ton* UBM in May, An ntct cUte kai net own TkM* eluuf Include the fourth to tw«UUi U d i, 0.CJL8, 0C LLeaS. Corps and the Dancing D i Clb Club, Under the direction of Miss Miriam Rtlchly and Mn, Martyn Clenn, the llrfa I march of ' an cow to be But I only through I md long, hurd iBltk tola x S ^ 1 Foul Shooting Leaders Listed Team U To-* In Intramvral Standing By MIKI JOHNpQN With Uw recent addition or points, nmltlBf from ftml-ahooUnf unonM the Intramoral teams, It would be well tB note the new totals Uw hlfh men In Uw fouMiootln< contaat wen Warn* Winner of Turn "V." and Wayne Thompson of Team -W," each wlIJi 17 out of M made. Each on* of their teams received 4M points to the yearly total. Twin "X" got 3 point] from Charles Bailey's 15 for *> Don Maley and Tim D< Baufn of Teams •It" and "T." tied with 14 tor 20 and IV. team points Team " QV" and •vs" "Whitey" Haak and Bob Meryman tied up with 13 for 10 The team point totals for football, tennis, and roul-thooting are as fol low.: Wayne Winner's Team U, Ui Team R. 22'4 points; Ml! Halter's Teas W, IBM points. Don Breekley's and John Bet Cartel Team 0 and Z, 11** points; and Dave Loder'i Tean X, 10 points Reialtf of the intramural basket hall season at the end of fin- games leave Phil Huber's Team WJn ant place with 4 wins and 1 tie. The seend place lean is Wayne Winner Athletic Instructors, these groups nan been praeUelng earaeitly and have succeeded doing an "Wan Jig" and the "Morris Dance It! band, conducted by P.ul Wall. •HI pity H*anl selection, to accom pany Ins dancers. The molt prevalent costumes worn by the girl, will contial of brightlycolored, full skirts and white peasant blouses. Each girl will wear belli on her anklei and multi-colored 1 Art Students Exhibit Skill In Carving Figures pf Wood ! Team u with 4 wins. 1 k»a. There Uj rr. each leues. bUlewini tron her wrists. Tien lever costume* will help present an uthentlc ud picturesque perform nee, A Hay Queen and her court will i chosen at the end of the presen- U loys l •y STTVe CAKI The executive committee of i Cl h h the a five>way tie for third team having 3 wins an —__ Those teams an Don Breckleys, pan lUbilev e S«nior Class has announced that the wUI ipenaor a 'Leap Year ,U ataoBB pUosTorthe me. An Aoaiti twist was added MB they ieeUM that the (iris would ask the boy» ta Uie d.nee, and also be rMpomUble far the tickets. The duinnen of the committee! IMt O Moore and 1 ., Charles Johnson's. DOB Xisenhardl's and Dave Loder's teams O, H. T. V iDd X. Swimming competition has juat began, alonf with leaiue volleyball. Seniors Plan Veto On Glass SupmrlaNvat By irrevt CAKI The yearbook staff, under the di> rectlon of Eugene Haileran, has an- BMitced that the Senior Class mem bars soon will vote on "clasi tuperU, tlvesr which Hilt be published in the l*pa "Caravel," The superl.tlves will be: Besl dressed, most popular, moM athletic, best oersoiullty, most talented, elaas wit best dancer, done moat for elan, masUlktly to succeed, cuust jmiie, best looking, class flirts, snd most venatUa, • r TIB HOLMU. summers; a mermaid, by Marilyn Mfaiinf Carve* Herse'i Hull Waiters,' and an elephant, by Larry reatured In the display case In tin- Guest. main hall at the present lime Is a The figures are made Irom sugar collection of carved figures, done by pine and red pine. After they are some members of the Art Club, un- carved «nd sanded, they are stained der the direction of James Pulvino, the desjred color and varnished. The carvings feature a moderniEtlc The next project the club will start lish, done by Dave Armsnd, a horse's Is i series of paintings using oil col. head, by Ted Holmes: a seal, by MH- nrs One picture will be a portrait, rie Lynch; • figure of a woman, by the other a landscape. The students Antoinette Libro. a cat, by Harriet will have four weeks to complete Rcrdon: a black panther, l)y Hank them. Dimes March Down Hall In New Campaign Scheme •y CIHNY REDNER The .student Council is hard at work on Its latoRt project—the rsinini of fundi for the annual Mar One bay and one girl will be fleet f Dimes drive. The Council hj ed for cash superlative The only re- hanged il« plan for collecting Ihc striction on (he voting is that no one money. It had been planned to place can hold more than one poaltien. the money on scales, with the buys in competition with the girls. Now however, the Student Council has Principali' A**n. adopted another melliod It tikes Vel. R»w*i.s Convention ~ ter^Dlnl*. iTe beTOf Vhrbn i slrip •y «I»*NV NEDHEIt of paper which Is to go down the •iwurSaSiviih' the An executive buslncs. meeting of center of the main hall. This plan other second group. The winners the New Jersey secondary School like the previous one, is to be i con will be decided by some of the Principals Association was held in test between tfte boys ind the lirls eachers. the high school in Woodbrldie, with The president, Arnold YounK The firtt team for comic books Principal George Meyer, second vice brought up before the Student Coun •onsisis of Gretcricn Mayer. BoB'jy president, one o( those piusei$. The til the death of a relative of one ol Adams, Alison Smith and Matthew eaaimlitee met IO make plans for OUT faculty members, Mrs Kathrvn Hutmaker*. the chairman, Bat Corl* and Connie ufi. parUeipauon In the national canven- K. Wilks, Twelfth Orade English «rni nfrohsnents. Carol roi andtlon. which will be held in Chicago teacher, who lo«t her twin sister. in late February, MltBMy, The Student Council unanimously Thw» will be ticket prices and the decided to tend a iympathy card in »*pBfiars. loeatad throughout Mrs. Wllks, Mtxl-I Club Displays SPECIAL WINTER RATES Sent* Iteosnt Proj«cts •r «OMAU) tCIMZLEH The display committee of Oscar m packnar* Mods! dub ktteed modeU • DUMP TRUCKS m.do by the club members in the najn hill on rrlday. Itb eonmltMe eonsUU Vail, , Andrew Letme, , Jim wleaa • BUU DOZER llavfer l f and d Dtck Dtk FarreL FL Scott ljhll [land «lch»rd Watson Hcured the Itrsphy ca«e for Uw modeU. Some of tM n«r«r models d are a Model A Wmt t, Bttrtl Btrt Bear B Cat, Ct Jaftiar, J M M. 66, LOT CIEANING and FILLING land a steUs Hoyte. The ships made I wan the USS Unltad states, OSS OUR SPECIALTY IrraoMm D. Mooaanlt. USS Missouri, the Nantllw and two aircraft can (rim. 1 JfeUcopterc, pjper Cubs, and many R. t. MONIHAN IStbra Jett akw wen made. 3141 Ctitlra! Avmut Phone 0999 CUSTOM INDEPENDENT ROOFING CO., INC. •&:$m. HOOTING — SWING — SHEET METAL 1 Qukk Sketch «»m Honor Society Court Scoring Champ By PHEBi TUKNIR A new r*«f* wai made In baa*e Hears 2 Reports half by Phil Huber, a Sanior I CHS, Phil mad. 11 poinu, breafcir.. Group MMts at lert Avta' prevtoui record of S7 Cat*)* Turmr Hema shortb- afterward, PhU's record wa broken by Wayne Thompson, wh. •y LOII PiORILLO The third meeting at the Nation* Wayne, known ai the "Coffee .Kid, Honor Society Chapter of O.CJIA wai held on Wedneiday, January 11 at the home of Carole Turner. The meeung was called to order by John DelCorto, president, and the minutes of the previous meeting were read by Maria Adams secretary. A treasurer's report by Charles Adellni allowed a balance of »». The speakers were Jean Hake and Joe Cernett. Jean lave a very Inter, eating and educational account of the life of Henry Wadaworth Long, fellow and recited one of his famous poems. "The Wreck of the He.. pema." Joe spoke on the history or the three sports, basketball, football ind baseball. Plans were suggested for new projects to raise money for the scholarship fund by the ways and Means Committee. Qames were enjoyed after the meeting was adjounred, and refresh, menu were served by Carole and her eo-hoslesa, Marion Swarm The next meeting will he on Wedlegday, February 1, at the home of krnt Svindland in Llnwnod, with Harriet Reardon as co-hostess, Bon. lie Cunningham and George iherby rill be the speakers, OCHS Merry Go Round HOP on the Calliope, sang, and [art the merry-go-round a roliin' , . , ell, that rainy season finally ended . . wander how many superstitious leople spent a hazardous Friday, the •hifleenth? , . , Soph English classes aw being pepped up by the skirlins : the bagpipe! . . annual confer- >nee§ with guidance director now in cssion , . . how come there's no Comic Books Topic For rasy subjects? . , . Heavens! only anther week til the end of the mark, Eighth Grade Debate e period . . . wonder who'll got By- •y RAHDT PITT1T colors this time ... I'm referrine red "F's of course . . . results ol Miss Lucille Ocrnerfs Eighth March of Dimes campaign still inde- Gride class is gainit is have a decisive , . . Have you contributed your bate en the question of whether we dimes yet? , . . Constitution of the U. i. proves much loo long for the should or should not have comic Junior history studes . . . Biology books. midyear exams arc fatal to most The Miles consist of a firs! and Sophomores . , . Cheer up, kids, ccond croup for each side. The first there's only two or three dozen more iroup will give their debate first teache/i ever crjickin' .-.»- . . now ya even- gel FOR PROMPT, PHONE SOMERS POINT 2844 Fire Chief Carle Cost* MM. Children , Drena Money, Bary COURTEOUS SERVICE Baker. Paul Stahler, Helen Wallace, Lieutenant Governor Albert W. Artie Hehn, Marvene Tucker, Ken- Townsend Installed the following: By Holland. Elslf Simpson, Ronnifl Dr. Charles P BUILDING [J RFMnn sinsleton. Bobby Gray, Vicky Ident; Robert K Hunter, second vice CALL 1771 president: Walter A. Dittrich, Ireas. LINGS Morris Accordion Solo Shirley Adamson urer, and Mr, Meyer, secretary. Poem Glenn Trout The immediate Past District Gov- WM. S, lutophoncs Entire Class ernor, Alonzo Bryon, presented the SCHEDULE OF DEMONSTRATIONS retiring president, Mr. Chattin, with AND VISITATIONS ANNOUNCED hir past president** pirt. Buildm Buildmtm A_NDER$_ON,Jn Twenty.iBO demonstrations will be ven on (he subject of Reading In Plumbing Grades (K4i. starting Tuesday. Feb. ruary 7th. This U the sixth year of ELECTRICIANS his project by which parents and Ocean City b Growing ... Keep Up With It Iriends can get a picture of the elementary prosrnm and ask general UOBlions. voss MODERNIZE THIS YEAR Service and Installation - AM) NEW BEAUTY TO YOUR GROUNDS Members of Ihe FTA I Future Teachers of America i will assist In PLUMBING . HEATING KRUEGL and HEIST 1352 ASBURY AVENUE the program. The Hospitality Com* mlltee of the PTA (Mrs. John Ho- W« Ipeeiaiiw in IlMfrit Home Heating lplete Landscape Service aan, chairman! wjli handle all host. 6-f APPLIANCES REGISTERED BUILDERS >«* work. The schedule follows: •aiidentei Phsne MM>W Offices Ml WIST AVINUI ALL TYPB OF i February 7th, Mr. Berwyn Hughes; -ebrunry 8th, Miss Katharine Oil' 5th St. & Asbury Av: • AZALEAS len; rebruary Bih, Mr, David treasen February 14th, Miss Oeral. Phone 0413 line Foster: February lath, Mrs. Pa- IRVIN JOHNSON, JR. & • POTTED ROSES tricia Subotich: February 14th, Mr, Albert Ogdenj' February 21st, Miss STAHLER'S Phone 1598 _ Day or Night • HOLLY Delphlne Schmid; February 22nd, Mrs. Frances J.hnson: February SUITABLE FOR SEASHORE PLANTING 23rd, Mrs. Mary Oormani February Frank J. Sannino 944 Asbory Avenue REG.STERED BUILDERS 28th, Miss liiwibeth ScTiminBcr: Fe.b. and Ion REGISTERED BUILDERS • REPAIRS • JOBBING ruary 29th, Mrs, Helen Jamea, hi.: 1547 Bay Ave. Phone 2980 ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS Marih 1st, Miss Martha Morris: Plumbing and Healing -SINN Itll" , CEDAR BRIDGE NURSERY March Blh. Mrs. Sarah Mowen; March Supplies "WE SPECIALIZE IN MODERNIZING HOMES' 71h, Miwi Belle Thorpe; Mareh ilh Hstafs. Home, and Shop. Wir«d for POw«r or Light AND GREENHOUSE Miss Huih Rend; March I3lh, Mrs HOMI APPLIANCES 10S3 Asbury Ave. PhaM 1200 Phyllis Hover; March 14th. Mrs. Km- SALES AND SiRVICE SIRVICi • INSTALLATIONS Zion Road at Bargaintown Lake mi Warren; March ISlh, Mrs. Anna Phon. 0444 700 Atbury Av.. Smith; March 10th, Mrs, Minnie Complete line of MM »r#m Ocean City Phone Somer. Point 2340 Chew, AM Kindergarten; March 20th BERGER LUMBER Mrs. Minnie Chew, PM Kindergarten; March 21il, Mrs, Anna Bitter, AM General Electric Appliances Office! DEPENDABLE BUILDING MATERIALS Fred S. Tarvms, 3rd Klndwyarten; March 22nd, Mrs 1M W«l.y Av.. 3M WMlty Av.. Anna Hitter, PM Kindergarten. DUOMATIC ALUMINUM COMB, WINDOWS AND DOORS get MORE ROOM in your home CiNTKAL AVINUI NOTIf Willard F. StttMr FIR PLYWOOD INTiBIOmXTlRIOR SHIATHINC Home ami Business Construction Mr, Paul Well sang two solos for •XTEHSIOH, STRAIGHT AND STIP LADDERS Plumbing • HMting EDW. S, COfiSOH • Electrical ContracW with low. arm fir plywood the boys and girls at the Central SPRUANCE HOOSI PAINTS AND 1NAMILS REMODB.ING AND Avenue School in a regularly sehed. JOIBINC iAkRITI, LIME, CEMENT AND PLASTER uled slnglni! assembly reeently, Her Ph
1 •»•.„*>«" r\ .. sf~ ^ •••*-. 31 Msta to total «1 points, ud - •m^sh-ia-aw ^..^..K^.^. --- - - '-yj BSfiiSl >1 •lack In the o 111 OahfltixU ud Itef M poliiU. " periled the score • * d I tlw IMII wtth II TheKaMcrs (aind a bulge wlln a |HS IMt period; and coasted i sraujH ttasi second atanu when' the 1 Intee ontMend Uaetn, 14-1*, An : Ml third petted and an IS-13 last ~sted the triumph for i proteges 23 12 .11 56 Score by quartern Otmn all ^ LU. U, II IB—71 '•nwiMl 1.13 14 12 15—58 Reteree,. Reid; umpire. Nestor, p , of raffed passing by the home dub Bitted Wlldwood mere than a half-dozen Inlemptloni, dur tn( which the visitors quickly nn the c&int to 14. Entering the second period on the •hart end of a 144 score, the Raiders began to lather (team end hit more often with their shot* and passes, Phil Huber entered the scoring col- umn with two flald goals while Mike Fadden added another. Mite Varans hit for two foult and Hudson another. Ocean City held the vaunted Warriors to • 10-f score for the uarter, leaving the visitors in the an, 2+15. at the half. wildweett appeared to he uH» tieeJ with the nln. point spread as Nw iKtM half apemd, and settled •fawn to a Want possession tame with • clou waNN an both, Hubtr and ThMMHH, • '' • , • GO I«Y rUHLIC SERVICE BUSES TO CAMDEN and WjA Thompson, however, managed to break loose with •leiy gMl, aM •s fouled blithe atwtihf JrfH added the extra-pornt Hudson hit the btlck- •t 4q bring the Halden as close 10 ihe Wrriors as Ihey could ge| all evening, M-M." The period nmtetr •olh teams IS points, and left the P d Kolna into the HjjaT period still it nine points In Hi. Anal perM, Thompson hit three Held loali and Huber but Wlldwwd bald the ball OCIAN CITY TUtMINAL •JIMh lttwt *•< AlHMIc Aimmt ffMHA-KIADIHO MASHOm tlHIJ '* lork SMJ Hn. Meet rtttwi lui 'suit imui iniiimiii uisirsii CAN I NAVE O IT DOKE r S»rv.c* •Mi BUNDS M-COMMIM • WINPOW SHADES M. C. MILLS IYS • WirflVd Edges in Tight D«rf«n$lv§ Tilt g Wonioa Tplt. Hit Way; Tak. WUdwood High School* W of • j d l l O at day fi League Ocean City RM by their itnSnt _ _ by downing as Howell-. tadwteen *ry; during the /tot two periods encoun- tered considerable dimculty finding lac Map. and on a number of occa- sions let lease with passes directly Into the Bands "of their down-county rivals. Durb* the Ant two minutes Hie - 1 at least feur ilear MveMn broke MM lee wHh ran. sut- tMsfsil ttoM aoahL field o«la by Prank Bttatetal and Bob PnderMis tenatlier wlfti a foul by Vjnee France put the Warrleri eut M a MttnMi May dW net rellnauMi ftuwattetif MM cont.it. Wayne Thompson pasted the first Raider twin-pointer, alter which a RaMan MiMP rivab In |ha ppriM, but not have MM ibsm to drive to an DPMI Will, Thsnip&^.i was high man. for the evening, posting seven Held gsali and three fouls for a total ol IT points. Huber hit for six field goals. Warren Buckingham with'IS coi|nt- en led the Warrior attack. Hit Con- man assisted with flve field goali. The victory gave Wildweod undls- HOUSE & HOME SAMPSON C HAMADA iMfMr BUSINESS r*un««r p la quit* tMnilf. lf> ottwr '• - - • Wrut b a lsar#aln? Ifi thln« yeu a*t for Ins Man yeu HpCCfH IB PaV , An wnNnawn firtPMr WTHM MIB toB>»ni> raajaJ M arfvarflMi llrt uHMjl! leys ten Miotnana TBVâmaiv han layi on., TIH rtiBifi pjavar •tcklat An»f a* w. awn Mw terffh*. MMfl l»» k^hW* han «*a prln, WUdwood cam i»l % tat (%• Ocean aty suflerti) |i* Lnf, In cafes WUdsvood; Cl(y*a Junior Fredericks — a _z 5 ^ttma Franco BuflttB MM Tfidmpsqfi HudHHl Adams Ka.lilsn U I II « Oeni Illy ,8 0 a a :::::::„ a a a 2 ,,,., T 3 4 If J 3 * 5 ,,„„,,..., 0 0 6 0 ... 1 0 1 2 15 • by qyarten; VlTiawaod _ 14 10 13 Ocean city ^... • B J3 R f , Dsnovan; umpire, tun. 13 31 Middle Returns Friday Night Ocean City's Bed lUWer. entertain MUdie Township here Friday night lid then hit the road Tuesday evening for their only meeting of the year with Mount Holly High School, On their last visit here, the Middle Township Ponthrrs hatl their tails pulled by the R»Weri, who won by 70-50. the Panthers hive fared little hatter in subsequent famea, and a victory over Coach fW4 ttaweU'i fntfuona would be an u^set, ' l Mount Holly Is somewhat ol an un- known . 'quantity. In an apoesraace UleaoUtne, Joe Kennedy, a running M W M H ip ifWI diam- toui. It playing anrwli ill In the PWUadelphla art with Ue t*Wle Coltoge fraahneB. Agaloit Temple last wack, Jumnln' Joe ntliatanii II point, to maintain an av«r»»e of )• poinU BV tame for the tour game, played by the Explorer team thUi leiuoiit •tball here Tor We Christmas Jamboree In December, the Hollyil dropped an absreviatee con WUdwood Catholic, 28-24, and they topped Wooditown In a eonioiation game, n-25. Based ' on comparative scores against WUdwood Catholic In the Jambsne • here,- ihinlfaiiyien night have a slight edge in Tuesday'! eon- test- After disposing of the Holly team, the ParoehlaU brushed aside Ocean City, 34-1T, From a eitppiiijTiiirTecelved from Joe Tompklns, member or Ihe ' "' lltcyffvg toflM. Wt li.u Hi- ._» National Singles Shuffleboard Tour nanient was recently held at it. FM- enbura, Ws, iTfce •BtrjL IMP* flum- bered 325. EttaUM * WfiSielF'M- nw weather conditions, many were Wjldl'rfe Not Hurt by Tides State Soys Starm Net D*iTim*>ntal Recent abnormal high tides along the New Jersey coast had a minimus detrinental effect because the bulk of wildfowl that inhibits those areas had emigrated soutHward, the Itate Division of Fish and^Game today In- formed Dr. Joseph E McLean. Com BlHiioner of the Department of Cafr servatien and Economic Develop- ment, New Jersey has i wintering popu- lation of wildfowl at (hi* time but no ill effects from last week's stonn were observed. Observers reported the presence of an unusual popula- tion of Clapper and VUrilnia Sail, There are Indications • larger number of this species are spending the winter in New Jersiyr The peak of the breeding and nest- ing season for waterfowl that repro- duce In New Jersey, is the late •prlng and early fall. High tides at Ibis |lmc of the year have no effect on reproduction Muskrats and other marsh fyr- beann did find it necessary to shift With the encroaehtne tides. In some instances they berime vulnerable In- asmuch as at this time of the year the trapping and taking of muskrals becomes legal for these who have a hunting license and to those who trap on their nun land. No ill ef»«ts occurred to these animals from the high wtier became their breeding season takes plan la the spring. CLIAN •uilNIU—We need a SSSSSSlli BBSSBSSSSBTÎ 1 'aBSBBBESl ' ST ~ a^BBSBsSsri SFSHsbfesESBîllllB) s^pfly wiflflsfsM pbFV by MIM classed In av.rv period as fta UoflJ followed the pice of Joey Ambfaae, who hit for a total of 2« points. Cape May's Loy Btioirs, hotSver, «••• the top tnan of -the evwhiE, trashing through for IB goals •rid teten »oula for 37 point!. ' •y M. KftslKI We are glad to letrn that ••sale Stnuae, who baa been ill in the Shore Memorial Hospital since last Friday, Is Improving ind eipects to leave In a few days. Inclement weather greatly reduced he attendance at the rriday evening card party. Only 1& appeared The winners, all In pinsehla, were Ota- beth Smith. Howard Turkhelmer. Kitty Karris, BUaabeth Blundln, and Lydia Peterson (door prize). Forty were present on Monday evening Dot .Olson and Cora War nick were th«f hijil scoters In bridge; and Lydla ttttr—*, i i T* lielmer, artÎt by. Roth Daniels and T (Isle Trouthton racelval Ibe dooj- Ijrlie | ' '• '•• A ; i, Bowling • • -r = " ^ - I . r •* * • * -* -- ttut IwtBf Ptaateren, pereniiliy «t* of the. top teams In the City BowluiE Mm, Snlahed aa enam. plons of the Snt round of competition by a narrow one-point squeak taJoixUy night at the »2th st. alleys. Tb. plasterer, almost mat disaster aa the MlUer OpUeal team chopped .war nwit of their lead. The MUlen potted a M win aver Menf eli Studc baker whUe the Iwlnn wen drop, ping a M verdict to the Inaurars. ThU left Ewtagj with a »MJ record and Mitten on thelt- heels with *?-». Tucker and Hughes with DO famea wen the week'a high aUisles seorem, followed by McDonald with 114 and n with Mi. If Miller ,, Garden Motors Hi 38 22 37 U MH 24V4 35 21 _ _,, , ^ enter waa Chatrles StaVn of Pleaaantvlllc He stirviviii the ant thpee rounda, Nice'going,'Charlie, Joe alto informed us that BUI Ad- aiu, long time member of the sbuffleboard Club and now residing in it, Petersburg, has been slek in bed since the holidays, bit Is better now and hopes to be ilp soon. We wish him a speedy recovery. Cap* May Defeat* Harnmor.tQn, M-9? Cape Maj' HVifh Seh'ool^ talented baskeleers visited Hammonton Fri- day night and trounced the Blue Devils lit a Cape-Atlantic Leapue game, 6f^S, The Capers copped a alight edge in every quarter except the last, In which the Devils held them even. Howard Anderson hit ôr 17 poinU to top the victors, Loy Ehlers added 16, Tom fteheler it and 8am Wil- liams |i, pat Cotasurdo, of Hammon. ton, was high for the evening with 1| points, followed Closely by team- male Jim Paolo with Mb WMfTf ' "What is to be found pn the menu of practically evep ton jn tMjjnun- try*" asua a |emperanee agvotate, Thumb.prtnts, perhaps—punch DIAMOND* W I N IN WOMiN* ClUfMIt The Diamonds wrapped up the lint hall championship of the rriday night Ladles Bowling League Friday, barely nosing out the Clubs In the final competition of the half, Th« Mmonds were undir pres. sure to salvage a 24 eount in their match with the Spades, but the dubs, who wen tied wllh the half winners for Ant place at the begin- ning of the evening's play, dropped a S-l decision to the cellar dwelling Aces, The Diamond team comprises 01- wyn Smith, Sylvia Johnson, Sue Pe. tursky and Fay Blngenhelmer. Helen Johnson turned in the beti high single performance with a J97 game, while Helen Mumford rivaled this with 182 as 29 S4 SO Mli JOli MW SOla mw ani 23Vj Ueds eased into the first lAnshl|> af the Ssnen sean cltj Youth League at St. Frll# vfcctrlc itT-uIng nid- , SJU.. 0oueai lt Blvd.. M armors. »«n City 1615-R-ll. CTON typewriter*—adding i chines. Raymond McHemy. 4U Ave. Phone OTll tf OHN ALL YBAR M 7«] TERRIFLC STRAIGHT FACTS THAT CAN SAVE YOU A $3000 MISTAKE! Paly the npyClipp-e>u SericB by PACKABO in the mediHni-pricc field CM pier ym all the Smport»nt fcatwrw Fffu w« entitled to. BUICKS Ifll Super Hard Top Coop., Radio, haafar, Oynailaw, . High School hutdod this wmsan in m C«p#-AtUnUc Ltujdo •me m% lUmnwnton " TuUd«y [giit* 7 # 4 i i ...= . • • ? • : . r ~ * r p*t Cotkuurdo lei the ijlu*; D«vib IT polnta. -... r the low- tn wllh 11 polntj. 11K wtaner.. Mraiew nsje—No more jolt and jounce over roui-h alraelsj" •" ' ^ ^•actroJcT.b Button Contro. of tb. »"W*"»-«=• • btu!t by Packard c^fUti-nl .Ucjrumumon, Ultrametict Dr)v,nf „ T?"^«» Clipper Challenge Jfade Gat th» feel of I" And you have the added security of £»«a«i-built quality-âee the great Clipper ytlatl Ftaff Prove to younelf that buying any car without Capper «,»»» Toppower and topdrmng e a JK)«r M4T axle ratio tint gives ajl iutoro^ln; traiUH,la»,on' T Every tar guaranteed! C.t«lln., Full Powor * Equip. , Stw ChM, UMF, Pull Pewvr. H 4D ftt* the dig, baautiful Clipped Stw ChM, U M H 4-Door, H««t«r C Conv«rtlbl», Fully Equipped R. • H, 2^toor Hyd., R. A H. «R, 4>Ooftr, OD, R. * H. ***"' *• * H - • «««•, Hyd., R. « H. , 44toor, Hyd., R. « H. +*or Hyal., R. 4 H. IT C l M .W,4S0 , Mf i m 895 f?5 1,B°5 14»» 1950 2-deor ladf n, Radio, h.at.r ind Ovnaflow. CHEVROtETS 1»SS 2-deor iadan, Haatar, Hat cowtra, Se»l sharp. ., 1fM • 31S Station Wagen. 4-doors. Radio and haatar, ., JfM lal Air Sport Coup.. PawarilMa, rattla and haafer, IN] Bal Air Sswrt Ctkipa, PewarBlM*, power atMrlngi radio and haatar, ,.,,.,.,,, ,, , If Si Deluxe J-dwr. PawaraiMa, radio and heatar, IMI Deluia 4-d«r. MwifflMa, radio and h.at.r. ,, Ifll iadan, haatar, new paint, If M Belvn Mesr, PewaralMa, radfe and hiater, ,,,, STUDSAKERS •3741 I Mi I1MI USiD TV SETS GOOD CONDITION 25.00 up SCHUFF aEcnuc 710 ASBURY AVENUE • *" PhotM 1242 Th«t» make ideal second sets for your home. $ m f Ifi • 4H »4fl , , . ?"> Smcjoth'n,', T9Bl?IQrf.i.pveL ^nvfirtlM. . r H«L, n. a H. 2«bfcr, Huttr iC 2-Oter, Hyd., R. « H. 195 DRUCK PONTUC-CADHIAC 1158 ASBURY AVENUE OCEAN CITY PHONE 0606 . nu Cammanaiar Hare! Tap V4, Automatic rransmlj- llen, Ratlto and haatar, ,...,,,.,,,.,,,,.,,,,,,,, tltH Ifll Champion, V4^ MMr, Haatar, ,,,,,,,',,,.,,,,,,, 1*75 ifM Comm.nd.r Moor, Haatar, New paint, ., > 441 DODGES lfil Sedan, «.dHr. Fluid drlvt. ttadls and' hcatar. Hew paint, i, I af I INS Convertible. Fluid drive. Radio end haatar, , I Mi OLDSMOBIU3 IMJ Super -M" 4-deor. Hrtfr.m.tk, ragla, haatar antf power brake., ,,,,.,,,.,,,,,,,,.,,,, ,,, flsfl Ifll Super "»*" MMF, Hydram.tlc, rattto anal heater, IIMi Ifll "»•" -Moor Sedan. Myairamatlt, raaila antt heater, • t»l TIM following can »re In, axtsllant condition for tjiair •gaj and wHI pivei you ttopandabla traniportatlon. NEW and USED PIANOS Grand* . tplneti • Uprlahts Tunlne • Repalrlns) CIRCLE PIANO MART IOa tks Cltelc, Hwen P>lat> r«ONE SIU if uiesa dlalrlrt. ly ready to operate on year aalf. A Bolns buslneaa with a fe of fauôoaw. Ape-rtment* partial- ly furnlahed Oil Hot water heat throuKhout. Don't mti» thla one A bargain at only S23.3OO.OQ. Financing 1 . See wuium Real Ijlute, 81O Octan Phone 090O. tt STILL HUNTING around foi a Ion- priced Investment proper!) ' Look no more We have It The lot* low price of only f9soo00 will bu> this cottage anil tvio family unit full? rurntabttl Autnmatlr hot water heaters eledrle leftlseratur etc in all three Good furniture Rented every summer with a return of at least si ADO 00 Ha\e taken as hIKh as $1 800 00 out on split aeeatirt rentals Bu> this nou and end up with a nice neat profit on Labor Day Sei this 4oday through Wtsham Real tan* StO Orpan Avi- Phone OaOO. - ACT ^fOW [or inHMl lv,o fnmlly prop- rill Also thrfe tearoom nnnawon Bolh rf>RKonable nnd In excellent loca- lum. Cullv" I * Ilru K .Phnn* OTi3 or 333e-H, ing- lot Somera Polntj tSOOÔ cash for hulldlnj elt) n- an ttly »lt for price agin i ' 1 IB LOT-^Qonunerclal or residential. IdeaJ. iy lomtetl for either, etrxion". up to tirade, sidewalk and eurtt In, water nnil sewer Only S3.2un.no. Wlsham Real Instate 910 Ocean Ave. Phone OnoO tf LOOK THIS OVER! sullnly hullt bun- KBlow. bay acetlon. ^ bedrooms, screened poiTh. gnrage. furnished. SR.75O Ijtw doM-n pnyment nrrans^d. Morrison ttemtont 8th St nn made on the twenty-ninth day at December, 1055 on the petition of Ihe subscriber the executrix at said decedent notlrg la hereby ranklln A Kins , Attnrrte> Ocean Cltl N J ,, • i-5—It—pf *21 00 I n-eiMtetl snu Mayor staelt wat drat i IMtuDwun •sM the pnmnir* tt boteti he owns at HI It ttbat taUM to, Uea of the atBee, wnath i arowinf bMTler. Heart tb* blood .*mHl> end i item accounted Car compleutly tsTDdtateat ysar. 1 THat Tein-aaantaa aU deaiiu In Uw atat*. tailed 81 JOS. Ua ne*hln1 Af Heart AuocJatloa **& on o«tl»f b the tfUte Other tendjnj c#tt»v« pf th-i tot ^ pthMulftd U j.is.ion ChamlxM-*. O0#>«n Cllj N(J* Jfcr.ey o'clock A M on Ftlday the of Jdnuai-yt i!>56. cov»?T,nK p ftd dL-LBhefl plans and offers to IMH- ivts ownfd hy titL- Cliy of Ocean City, Npw Jrripy thf- Westerly Ud* ol Biiy tendint i Gret t on io y Ud* ol Biiy Avt?nu« Ae»\X~ Great t^f Hmboj B&yfT v h S h l li i ttm 743 or 14 per cent, and tab 1 per cent. tHt IS Lave may be, blind, but 1 age Smother In4«w la an eye*- —V2JS Belna Mercedei - REAL ESTATE FOR RENT every respect. Write tinet-Lrdnr ROM ERS POINT-Y*?ai.y ipn om bungs low Partly Shore ltd.. Soflfieti P*olnt. HRESfONE N*>w •ntJ UMd TIRES!! , LBT US MB? P. M. A*|>wry Avt. 1*^MW 02iM. WE WILL GIVE YOU DOUBLE THE BOOK* VALUE FOR YOUR PRESENT USED CAR (If It It a IMt te itJl) WHEN TRADEO-IN ON A NEW 1956 FORD CFIgwrtM takan from Janvary \9ft ifsv* of Had Book Ibatj Car Market Report) SEE US TODAY CITY MOTORS, Inc. FAMOUS fdnroios M "".J' _ t?**n th«? SDtitn\M>*iei|v line of the area known us lhf> airport to Lhf City t'wn«?*1 incincmtur L>oo« Mut In- cJude m) land now ItNiAtM for Ah par| tie B)dd(.rsi muMt sLmr \hf omuuni of annual icnt thst w\u be paid the (li> of Orean *.lt\ n**ni th*>ii l>>_ puâblc In full for the 111 it } par w hen th*? Ipaso I* txt?cut«^t and in B.d\aiK jear lhf>ipartt?i »X the "?fflnn1nK «f tht leaso icrm foi an> lbsfMiupnt jesr The C\l} will consider renting sa|ri land for a pet lod not to exceed flvL f 5) years pnn Ided am mich Ira**? md> be leimlnated t>> the nij on Ihlrtj (TO) da>-s noilro There •»** HO restrlctlonai usatiul Uw lavrfuj iw of said landa except.me thoKL>d b> the epartnient ,_ State House Trenton, male dtueu Orean City 43W per ye pel Jear" t» nslt SJ ar FUeoX * ar" *°** >< SIB JKBHKV DltrABt OF tnil. HKalVICK EXA Annownced _ closlns* date closlns date tpr. January 3L )s»«?* tttes and mlnlnuun a —Jns apply to Department < Service. Stale Mouse. Trenton ' . __,_ . Open to male and female clttsxnj, A 'J nnth. resident In Ocean city CissfE •* awiUcaUom Ja plications do' istlons p month, resi Bookkeeper ent In O Salar>. tliat anv wfll 1 properly safe- mndlllnns icuaid It Bids and proposals ma> be Rubmlited on fnrms supplied hv the blddLia but all details must be dl*clns«! An> bulldlns; or alructuici^ now on jeec lands are not thepropeit> of tht* Clt> snd ere not a aublAct of this lease proposal The Olt la feaslnjc said land as vacant land onti and ulll deliver poxsesslon of said land tn thr aurcesa- ful bidder as vacant land Ihp richt to rpJwTt any and oil bids and proposals Is reserved HENRI SILLINL. City Clerk 1 3—Ti—pf SB SS CLASSIFIfD DISPLAY HERE! SAVE HERE! •*l I.IKC-OI.N Clar kl l sedan. .N t^tiH «^.r sedan. rstdW, beater, aatasaatte B, wklte aall Him, etn iTB "sawer it NOTICE TO Estate of Morris wsed Pursuant to the order of Artlli Larleks, Surrogate of the coi Cape Ma , made on tfte ninth Jaauart lass on the petition . anbscilber tn« eircutora of said ient notice la hereby alien Creditor* of aald decedent to to the executors: within six from the ninth da\ of Jsndary,, their claim, in writing and under 1 •perlfjlns; the amount claimed ar partleulars of ttie cTsum Mdellty Mlladetplila Tn Archei, orolner Hunter A AUornoj Camden, New Jersey "~ "—pfilioo IrsmiMliilaB, wklte aa trie *H|-|d*r. lUa us ", Uao (r*ea, rmdl.. lie*t>r. ••talsialU! trupaiUlUaj. user •teerUf. Hklte wall tires «I.S». Mee aid Hkll*. radle. (eater, asrt*. Hatlr tra,a*mlw«l«B, mhlte -sra> llm. paner pteerlaiit. pvwer •la LINCOLN V.prl kardtap. Kreea. radl*. keater, kal •M_ MBeMUsfi H.aterey hi — CLOifD $M(«DAYS *OTtCK TO LUUI ClIIW Eatate or Laura 11. Smith, D Pursuant tb the orier ttf Arthu Laticks. aurimitte ot the c Cape May made on the twelfl.. Jsnusry. 1«S6. on the petition _ (ubacrlber, Ihe executon of aald i Sent, notice la hereby - • J Credlton ol aald deceC Sonl^^SS their elalma In wrltfo specirylnc the amoun particulars of the cu Dated Ja >£-* \ v ^Si.^ -' *\£ e t* ^ t " '
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Page 3 and 4: lY'S fATE SERVICES ICAMY, Heal •t
Page 5 and 6: R-WSfflflf^-TOr % ,* >Ai* ft E2 >*
Page 7 and 8: — SECTION TWO Service Station Reg
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Page 23 and 24: ,•>*! HMMUt fRAMl ^BEDROOM T HOME
Page 25 and 26: THE MIAN CITY SENTINEL-LEOOER PAQt
Page 27: *W8st. W e B*qnM of Loult AmsMugttt
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Page 37 and 38: I ATIANTIC AV»JUE Dr. John A- Boha
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