Mar 1950 - On-Line Newspaper Archives of Ocean City

P
^J^igiMBeS
-V
in
tarfreew&y
Milgnatbd •• • bee-
qf * parkway, accord-
' A J Caflera
l*«J»UUon will be
the rotd tu
', pointing gut that • puk<
ild prohibit tit UM b)
tmm and similar vehicles
way would prohibit it! uta by
trucki. biues and similar vehicle!.
Hpwevtr. it »tlll will b* kept free
of bat dos itsndi and other objec
tionablc tFructntfi
Work is progreiiing on the Initia
pluuo of the road in thin county, by
pining Court HOUM, while • turves
hai been itarted on the fieed lik
•ESLEY'S POINT
HOTEL
$ AT THE BRIDGE _ ROUTE 9 • 4
-r«P « RMI Evening el Enjoyment wi»h the
Mfiit People - . - Viiit
"6UR RATHSKELLER BAR
; NEWLY ENLARGED
Delicious Sandwiches
Cocktails As You Like Them
i Our Jam SMMOBI
Singing Your Favorite Songs |
N*w Policy • New Management
OPEN SUNDAYS FROM 12 NOON
Faulkner Bill
Utility Anti-Strike
Measure Abo Paases
The Drisen 11 administration scored
i importMfit vietery it Trenton
Msnday when the Assembly brushid
aiide itrong oppogltien end passed
thf Fsulknsr program for revising
municipal govemniefU. together with
p new biH la prevent itrifces in pub-
"e utilitis.
The eontreversipl Faulkner pro-
_."Hm was passed by a 35-21 vo|g
after a Mfieerted drive had been
msde te bring it to the floor from
committee, A 33-23 tally pasied the
arti-strike measure, ai two GOP
members bolted the party ranks to '
oin the Democrats in opposing it |
Both pieces of legislation repre-
enled two of the most controversial
if the governor's retommendatione
The municipal reform program
mtvidei H options based upon three
eeommended forms of local goy^
frnmpnt to be chosen by voters in
jgch municipality if they decide a
huige in their form is desirable
K clsuttf compelling such a refer-
•ndum by 1959 was stricken out last
veek to assure enough votes lor
ipproval. The measures still fuce
h«rd flKht in the Senate.
The Senate already had ;ippruved
permanent extender at the utility
'iti-strike law, which expires in-
morrow. It permits the tjnyernnf to
^mpel arbitration nf a utility labor
ispute after seizing facilities thread
•ed with interruption of tserviets
Purchased iron and steel LMjnsumn-
on in the LL S. totaled 21.250.000
ress tons in 1949, 27 per cent k-ss
inn in 1948,
The State House 1$ My Beit
By DAN MeCONNELL
To Clip Wings
Of Bond Brokers
State to Avert More
Big Profits Scandal*
The bond broker big profits hutiey-
' thi?
NEW MENTAL HOSPITAL
MAY BL NEAR CAMDEN
The way has finally been paved
for the construetion of a new state
mental hospital and the rehabilitiu
tion and enlargement of other wel-
fare ana mrntul institutions^ The
Senate lnsl svenk apurnyed the Lil-
U-IJ bill allocating $3^,000.000 to the
.Htate Board nf Cuntrnl of jbi&titu*
linns itnd AKunties Hnd 5 lulu Trt>iiS=
uit'T Waller T. MargeUs,_Jr=, tu caver
the cohl of the work. Thy amount,
in tin 1 form of a bond issue, wps ap-
proved by rpfi'rvndum in the Nt>
ember general election
Under provisions ui the bill, |1L-
000,QUO is prnvified for construction
uf the new mcnHil hospital in South
•Jersey, probhbly near Ciiniflen. An
additional $3.otfO,WKt i* set up fnr
firt'iirnoHnji muJ new t'onsiructlnn fit
SkillniHii Villnyo for Epilcplk/N and
SI,150,000 for new construction at
Other
HEATING SYSTEMS
Registers
Radiators
Radiant Panels
Baseboard
COAL
Warm Air
Hot Water
Steam
Air Conditioning
GAS • OIL
When You Are in the Market for a Real Heating System
WM. O. TOWNSEND
PLUMBING - HEATING - SHEET METAL WORK
DELCO HEAT
Atlantic Avenue Tel. 0328
Sec
¥05
moon is on its way out. so far as
State of Ntw Jersey is rgncernetl.
State Treasurer Waiter T, Margettii,
Jr., who has earned the title of
watchdog of the state Ireatiury, U
going to make eortain that nn inure
Kind seanrials ever oepur nvur in-
, r cstments of itntt- funds
A bill is expected tn he introduced
in tht* Senate this week railing for
the creation uf an lUnientber stale
advisory council on inv^stnu'Mts, __.._. _ .
This group when organized will sub' I tlu 1 Dnrdentnwn Reformatory
m:t to Marpett-H the names uf three -nmounts are allocated for improve-
men for possible uppointnieni OK the fiipni* to other ptatt 1 institutions,
director of u new state division of j Much of the uork has already
investments and fieeinities. The n.p- passed the- hluoprmi stage, nnd ron'=
poinirnent nf the financial u&pert si^urtlnn has hern .started on Mmiu
would be made by Marge tU. of the smaller buildings.
Governor Drisenll would appoint! Overcrowding of instiiutiuiis and! f!i ». v
-•*- Fri gfuwing wajtinji lists of potential pii= r " Aiil -
tirrits have been a source of per-
Koniil worry to Htatc Institutions
Ciimmisslnnur SiiiiforLJ Bates.
High School News
April Fool Dance
Saturday Night
To Be Sponsored
by Junior Class
By BOB liALLERAN
Thy Junior Hyys nf Qcpan Cil.v
Hiph wijl sponsor an Auril Fi'ol
tUlMLT Oh Siitlirriiiy.
It is tu be a Hillbilly Staa D;HKT
ruid the Juniors hyvt? entitled it the
"F"uU Rush In" Diiiieo. H is due
tu start at 8;30 p. m, and continue
until midnight.
Thirg will by prUt-'s for thr lut^ky,
\iu-\veu for all. Tlifiu will be 1 snniu
•quari 1 dmieinM. iuui nil me iMvitcc!
a upppar in ovcrallK mid plaid, m
ill Uiist kUltf shirts.
The fmit'lion will utkc phitt 1 in
Ihi 5 hi^h ^L-liin'il iivm. li stntu-
jiri'niifee of bpmu ioivii, uf (un V'iuT
iti'-thiiii^ yourself nnd ihc Juiiuti^ '•
favor by nMvmiina
Ifoductlon thin certain Public KM-
mics have known
Sam Grothwell appcured in the
auditorium to lecture on the "O-
man' UEing \anous illuitffltians to
show the work done hi finger-print-
ing xLientillc i rime dotPction unil
tminlnK nf FBI iigcnls Ht? e«
plained him Ihe. FBI multcs »m
on irinic jnel sgbutagr reutinn
Viinous incidents of the past war
and also in the never-ending war
HKSinst crime.
Now (he student body knows ex-
mlly why "Crime Does Nut Paj".
Try * 50f Clasiifici) Ad.
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Easo Al»oCut» '
Heating Oil Price
A price reduction of four-tenths
of e cent pet gallon In haunhold
heating oil »JS announced Friday by
ihe, E»so Standard Oil Company, for
thii area
1 he company said the new price
cu! would reflect a ssvlnj in the oil
bill of the avarage householder of
nbout $15 by comparison with lait
iison.
Several olhor local companies an.
iiouneed aiinllar reduction! earlier In
the week.
HurtinFaUl
Improving
HIM Pauline Clundlcr 18, of
*B Ksuii, who wii iertouils- in.
In in Becidml on tha iton#
boulevard list week, wu,
to be Improving ytfterday I
ef th
MIH Chindltr. • Junior in Mlddl,
Townihip High School, miy be re
leased from The hospiUI this wcel
_ __. mumbors of iiw ^ouncih THL
uther ftiui" uould tjC' jiujiii j cj by truj>=
itM s ijf KID four principMl puri^nji)
fund.H uf tluj NUitcv Tru> nt-^ (hrt-u\] hojirfu]
he cini obtain cnnltrmatlim of his
secretary. Commander Ransiord 1
Ahbott. as the new stalu hiyhuiiy
eoniiTiissioner: The Movi-mor has
Ilivun up any hope that he can ob-
tain Senate confirmation uf Suiiv
iner Spiiiier Mil-
ipniillniciit ij. !i|w
Stiinli'.v llerhfil
n !
[ lhi Asscinhly Deniocrats sat ii
chamber waiiitiM fiii
i start. Nnw llir -a
als lire hiilriini! Iheir
•ssliins Oiie se«»iiin
mnrc thai! Mfi hntir
t^;iN dehiyed
A hili' the Demiienits were ^dowi; tii
he hole hohling n cfliiciis.
Fur years the Oemnrrals had little
msincss tn linlf! a eniicaS: N'u'v mcire
t ura! anil laiyer m number. Uie
Dvm.iiCTiiV? i\fi s
Hun. inrhifhiij; bills
Hhl
l by tl
STATE EMPLOYMENT SERVICE
IS 35 VKAKS OLD '
WiUiiiut fiiiifiirn iinr! hlimni;
j S
i U y
; ler, Jr Abbott's H
j posed by Senator^'
I MonnuHith CfHinly,
dent of Red Bank,
; eotinty=
the
Ads (>et
q
:ir nf itK
(Her liuit
i
; liiiietly niiscrviiw the 35th ; Hi'
S|):iii-
i
n HENRY J, 1AHQR, ABC Nff
•S3;' \^hi'.^*jx'
Vow Budget, too, says
"WELCOME SPRING!"
rMnr
)imu t\n\u of sviw
(jiiMuli ilijs fniijnj jilljs fnr t
;iMfl? of nirn. udtriri! Eirui vi'U
Tin' (liS'i^inn j>U|H'ii[^tun(hMit.
MMI J. Klclrliiao Im^ ^IxcMi 32
fil rvvvici? tn Ui(* c!i% JHhin
tn^Hrr (tf invi. Kldnd^t 1 ii* rt-fii
In m;iny stntu nfllriiil^ iniil i>m}>
UM Ihr ijii^kliotH' rif Jhp H[\i>iiiti
h,i, lUviiluti ii hit tif In, iiilku
- time in tin- ili'vi'lniiini'nl i
- tl:o - phy^iriilly = hiirif'ua
n^urmmt. Hi 1 i.^ uiiu nf th^ h
i^i-unrknif: iiru! nict^t UM?i'[i]sh
vvin iiiTicMuU in the sUik-
IKRXKV ItOt'NDIT:
r'>!^tn firtmrrN * if jhn M«Uy ton vetoing good this timc-and
vnqp away in a Finballing new Buick,
with all its room and comfort and
standout styling?
You know there's no better buy you
em make—and no wider choice than
you're going to find among Buiek's
array of beauties for ipSO
You know there's no livelier action —
no smoother ride — no roomier com-
j. fort for too money than you'll find
fright here,
jfl,nd if you don't know it —
we'd like to repeat this;
If you can afford a new cir,
you can afford a 1950 Buick,
The SPECIAL'S pricei start just
• above the lowest bracket. You
'can choose between thrifty
standard-finish models — and
de luxe versions a bit richer in trim
and ouciidc finish,
You can have a Coupe, two-door or
four-dogr models-sleek-lined jetbucks
or tourbacks with roomy luggage com.
partmeijis,
You tan dress them up, if you like, with
a lung list of added equipment—includ-
ing 1950 Dynaflow Drive* for instance
—or hold the lilt down to the essentials
everyone wants,
And your budget is goinjj to find
continuing reason to be content that
you blossomed out in a Buiek,
For in the.hands of owners, the SPECIAL
is proving thrifty to run ai well as
thrifty to buy-and what mure could
you ask?
Which ii ggeses-why not see your
Buick dealer now and ask him the
exact details and prices, tfade-ini,
delivery arid terms?
p
Ihink pl y
v. - N;itinnril DprnriiTHtit-
in;in Wiihiifn .! Bnyli^ niiiy \isit
Jt>i>r\- in thr ii
mi i iriirt in hen! lln' b
I'MI'v ifHilor^ n\t*r t hi' I.HMir nf
Hinuei.m , . Thr Kchmarv iniiii
nvitagp rrlnll |ir!pp of S3 inipiirtaiil
ffind il?niN ivas 0.14 ppp eeni IOWFT
thHri timi »f MiNl JuiiliilFV and 2.M
per eriit bst«» that of Frhryary
ISId Ihp Hlatp IlpparLmpiil of l,ab«p
iiir! Industry has fppnrlpd. . Thr
Api'Hiiili: Ilivixiiiii nf tiu> Suite Bii.
ni-riiir rouri hn« rnipri wlri-mi'ii
Mid nther |H'i>iin^ uhu phu'w \;iiu =
•iblcs ill riillriind Miiliim iiii'kcis are
re^pnn^ihle fnr In^e*. tlKif tlii' nsin-
OVI nf till' llicki'I'B riillniil hi- held re-
jpoMsilile Slatf Mniiir Vphiilr
riipppiiip Arthiir W, Magre warns
mii(dfiNl?i that aliy mnlnr yrlilflp
drivpn on puhlir ^ttTplN afU'f ttild =
liljhl Mnnli Si thai dnps not (IKplav
Illflli plalfs \iiil he in vliilalioli nf
thp law. . . . The Riule Tnrii|iik(> Aii-
Ihnrily liiis iiw.irdefl i'ini(r:ict.s tntal-
s Hiiire tli:m $l(j.(l(l(i.lillO (or pre.
liniiiiiify wnrk mi the priipnsed new
1 IH-riiilo lull lurniiike ucriiBs the
liuckbuiu' nf tin' slatg.
iil'il «
eilil.e
nf
Oppose Federal
Abandonment of
Cape May Canal
Oiipusiliciii in the |in.j!i,,.eil di»inii.
imuaiiee nf ledirid n|iei at,mi n| ihe
Cnpe MIIV Ciniiitv eaiiiil i\as vnieed
hy the Wihlwniid LVn, Ijuriiliah
i:(iiiiilli,sL(iil hut week
III ii letter In lhi> freehnl.iei,. |h,
IjoriiuBll iiiid tiiiit iMrleral uiilidriiwal
frnm npeniliiiii nf Ihe eiihnl wnulrl
lie ii nerioui, »elhnck tu prnufeKS of
the eotinly. The rullill is purl of the
Ihree-nnle wiilorniiy eoiineeliiii; Del-
wart Bay and Cape Miiy Iliirhor
roiiiiiy Cminsei Hnberl K Bull
alii he pliiiis (u eoHfer with Hep T
Millet Hiiiiri to determine u cniirie
aetiiin tu try lo nvtrrule the
reenniniundilliiin of iho Army En-
(jilieers who sliid thiil irarilo ill the
Kiiiiil does not justify the. expendi-
ture lo iipuriitti ii;
Christn.as I.-lnnil in the Paeifie,
wa^ so iiiiineri heeiiuse the esplurer.
Jiimes Ctiok^ clisenvftcil it on Chrlsi.
maH Day. 1777,
l.iiu- I-.
CnM.-.l Hti.li's Ciiinlnl «ii- wv ...
t;..' .; !:•( r;i ry. ;'(d wiii'i Ihi v ^.:.
ll'iri-. Ihe iilini.nl L:inii| picuire nil'
l,iki n
'rhc I.inCiiln Mei'iuriai ci.mivh'tif
she .ilteriit.'.H's schedule nn-l snnr
[he Oci'iin Tltyiti's Were bilik ill lln
I'u'e! cnioyini4 a jjnufl niral After
ihilifer, (hey fliviiiei! inln t\*u yii.ups
nil. 1 i:nin^ in the p/aiifiiial Airiiorl
the ulher tii ^arioiis slinws of ^eri.
crnjiy doinji (lie town.
On Tuesday inornine. following' •'
heiiity breakfast. 00 ralhrr bed.
i-ac.ulcd Heniurs unee iiiore j-t.i!'!!"!
tl-cir round iif ealis Tlie liriire . L=
iccii\ : e the heiuiid niurinnt- vr.^ ih*
I'niii'ri Sliites Kiiprcnic Cnurt Aliei
tlli^ Ihe h.i'iil s];:ht.?-i-.'rs ^su ^e\'
eral uf Ihe fureii'ii iiiihiissii',. ;nv
([••elded in e;ill il riinuMh Tl'i v re-
tliini'd lu Hie linu-t, |i;ii ki'rl Iheii
hii'iii. and leli afler Imit-h
(In th*' way iL!i! of tuun. lllev
'.lupj.ed a' 'lin KiarriKCiin M'-naHery
1.cii\ii:^ ihrre they yisiled An-
fiiipnlis. Mil' vl.'ilid. aiiif the NaysJ
Arademy, The Se.i'un h.i.l tiine tn
\ \r\< ihr- urnuiii's hefiii*' fiaxini; in
hiiiinl llu- buses f',r tin- lii«i ica nf
their tt'iii hnine J
A stislt 'A;I> Iriidc fui' stppit:Mj' siiiiii-
-A here hejwern Aheideei.. M;n\iaiii]
ai.ri the Pefinsvilie ferry
SirilFSTS HKAii F.B.I. MAN
The !iii;h sehf'u] was inlrndueed
In llu- F.H.I, nn Wednesday hist
week,
ii Wit* a nun h mure pleasant in-
GREGORY
900 Shore Road • Somei-s Point
Hotel • Bar • Restaurant
Television
Shuffleboard
Darts
— Open All Year —
At liOfJ A. M.
rnliihiK
Turkey Platters and
Sandwiches
Oyster Stew — CUni Stew
Fried Oysteri
Snapper Soup
Fried Jumbo Shrimp
Seafood — Steaks
"FOR AN ADVENTURE IN GOOD EATING"
Wissow's
234 Shore Road Someri Point, N. J,
Re opening Friday, March 31
Delicious Full-Course .
DINNERS^ 40 *
HU « ATKIl TO i'KlVATK TARTIKS AND HANQIIKTS
Oiicn Fridays and s.iliinlavs frum 4:00 P. M.
Sundays frnm 1! Niion I'honp; Somrfii Pnint 313
win nr phBn9 iriyer let Cftim Co.. W. Wlldwwd, N. j. Wildwwd 2 3401
In t •tti>JM>#«»«>i*^HMt,tttM>>t>j^^-~t——
t Complete
Landscaping
Service
'e Will Plant a New Lawn and Furnish
Shrubbery From Our Own Nursery
Good Grade Top Soil Used
Mushroom Soil
Call U» Today and Ut Ui G!v# You an Estimate for
Completely Landscaping Your Property
CEDAR BRIDGE NURSERY
Road at Bargaintown Lake
S Miles from Ocean City Phone Someri Point 2360 f
BflR (//, CPFE
iiinimiiiaminiiiniMni
"The Better Buy*-
Is BETTER-BILT"
PRICE
REDUCTION
on
O Oection Uoors
Se# Your
LOCAL DEALER
Also Offered II a New Siie
TWO-CAR DOOR
I4»O" x 7'0" JI I 3/8" Thick
Three Section* High
The Better-Bilt Door Co
EGG HARBOR CITY, N, J,
•
Drinking Affects
All Differently
Often Problem
For PaychUtrut
•y Th» Nedlul Society •! K, /.
Our American bar bill is iome-
wheri iround 17,000,000,000 i year
Thli Includes the taxes but not the
tips. The old laying that one man's
meat is another 1 ! poison was never
truer of anyUrfj thin of alcohol.
The effects •ftjcohol differ from one
another, The problem of alcoholism,
too, la confused and complicated by
questions of eepnomiet, politics, so-
eisi behavior, morality, dietetics—
and sex.
Among Imbibers, the normal in-
dividual—if there is any such—takes
alcohol more or lesi In moderation
to heighton a feeling of festivity or
;o gain momentary relaxation from
,he straiiii and stresses of everydiy
liv[ng.
The Immoderate, solitary drinker
abuses his body and personality and
discredits alcohol generally through
his frantiu search for escape from
ensions and problems.
Observers of the alcohol addict us-
ually enn detect symptoms of emo-
iiona! initabillty and evidences of
mmalurlty and irresponsibility be-
fond the average. Many students of
he subject insist that chronic al-
oholism Is a manifestation of some
ore or less profound psychoneurosis.
The psychlatriits and doctors gen-
rally concede that corrective meat-
res should aim at the underlying
rive in the personality—the basic
auses—and these measures should,
possible, begin before, not after,
le habit has becumi deeply en
i-nched
The problem uf alcoholism, heing
usiciilly involved with the person-
lit> of the patient comes within
e province of the psychiatrist the
ini^ler and the social worker
In recent years alcoholics v*ho
have masjtrnd their affliction=wh
have dried up —have banded to-
Kether under the hame Alcoholics
Anonvmnus and through their un-
derstanding nf the personal prob-
lem as well ai through their per
*5ongl examples have done wonders
for many alcoholics for whom all
other aid had failed
Treatment fur the ahnholic cjlls
fnr diagnostic and rehabilitation
sen. ires help frnm religious and
sncial gmups, and the aid ol law
enforcement and legislation
For a great many people an ounce
nf prevention is witFth far more than
n firhna fnr a Fifth"
NEW CONTACT LENSES—Dr. William Fcinbloom, of New York
City, Is about to place a contact lens weighing little more than a
postage stamp over the right eye of Adrienno Goldstone in a
demonstration at Northern Illinois College o( Optometry in Cni-
eago, PliiUe and unbreakable, the now lens Is based on a newly
discovered principle of successfully moving the control area onto
the cornea, instead of the white of the eye. This, says Dr. Fein-
bloom, eliminates discomfort.
LOCKED UP BY "RADAR"—Natnlie Robertson, Los Angeles,
Calif., shows how the "radar" calling-card house lock works.
Resident comes home, slips card Into slot ond the door opens. Any-
body else's card would set oft a burglar alarm. Card, much like a
"charge-a-plulc," has concealed graphite patterns which Ot like
patterns in the slot.
CLAUSTROPHOBIA -With
stooped head, Dacchn, London
Zoo's 12-mcmth-old tiger, paces
his new quarters in the lion
house. Seemingly unhappy about
the change in living quarters,
Rnccha needs to become ac-
quainted with his neighbors. He
formerly lived alone.
Chiropodists to Have
Science Conclave
in Atlantic City
Tlie firs! annual Rrijioti 3 Chin
pfidy Societies of New Ji-mry." I'enn
vylvaniii and Delaware, will lie lie!
cm AlJril 21. 22 end 23 ul the A
ijassafior liulel. Atlantic City
A cnniprchonsive Scientilii pi
Bram, fealurinK authoritative let'lur
ei> in ehiropffdy and inodicine frur
Ihr mid-wesl. the south, thp east an
fri iri Cuiindu, is esjiected In altraf
a •rieorri iitlDndance from 26 state
and the provlnc of Ontarin an.
Quebec. Complete details of th
mtilie nroBram will be announce!
within two weeks.
A spectacular display uf 7S techni
cal exhibits, the larHesi in the his
tofj of chiropiciy eunyenlions, wil
present the laicst and mod iit>
prnved types nf chinipuriiciil insti-u
menls. aiiparalus and supplies
Dr. W. Thomas AdrirriK: of Oceat
City, is district publicity chairman
U S
kw««,ir(mr,exlr Inr^est ronoivuir
in New Jersey cn^erinM 2310 acres
md containing 29 billion gallons
when full, II serves 75(1000 per-
-.uns in 21) rnuFiicipulilios,
For a place to dim
That's really fine,..
LOOK IN THI
Everything from a quick
sandwich to a sumptuous
banquet can be found under
"Rtstauraiits"ih the Yellow
Pages of your Telephone
Directory,
WHIN
you knew the name
but not the addreii. , .
you know the product
but not who sells If,,,
you'vi forgotten the nems
or how It's tpidid .. ,
CONIUir YOUR CLASSIFIED
mtPHQNE DIKCTQRY
NEW JERSEY BEIL
TELEPHONE COMPANY
V.
Kk
By CHARLES H. CONNORS
Bulftn Univer«4ty. tht
SUl« Uninntty af Ntw JtrMjr
A good lawn li one of the chip
assets of a property. To have
d lawn requires careful prepara
tior. of the soil when the lawn
made and regular maintenance after
ward Late iummer and early fa
l^s the besl season - to establish
luv n Maintenance operations star
early In the spring
Many persons apply lime ever
year Tills Is not a gnud practic
and msy cause harm to the lawn
Ordinarily liming every 2. to 4 yean
will he often enough It may bi
wise lo have the suil tested fo
acidity and apply lime as Indicate
bj the test
Fertihiation is often neglLttrd I
has befen found that an annual ap
plication of the complete garden
fertilizer nuch as 5 10-S nr 4-18-
Will help the lawn a great dea
This Is lippllfd at the rate of abou
2 pounds to lOO square feet II i
well to reptdt this in thr late sum
mer
Early application of the fertilize!
i, rfdiisabU It ran be put cm now
Tin use of H complete fertilizer al
this early season means that as Eoon
as the grass starts to grow there
will he available to It at once nltro-
£i>i that makes for vigorous growth
If Kuod grasses tan liavt this bnokt
eirly In the wuon they tnnd to
spread and fill up the lawn Oftei
weeds can be crowded out
If tin-re are hare spots maybe
they will be dr> tnmigh so they can
be raked and rcseeded This can
br liunr dfter the fertilizer is ap
phed
Earliness is the keynote in spring
arc of the lawn
3 Women Injured
in Head-on Crash
Three Kcimen HITP injured in ,i
hi .id nn collision at Wildwuod Cre t
Saturday
PoUce wild a car driven bv Mn
Ehannr OrtliilT nf B r I d g 1.1 o n
rained mtu another tar linirn In
f thi Nt y.
v\ Stdte Ernplu\mrnl ^erviti
476 dfifilic^nU in juhs during Ffh
ruiii \ dcturding tn bupi-nnlt-iidtn*
Russell J Eldndge Of thew 7^
sx vrc mi fjrms Malr plar^mmi^
numbered 2574 f cmdlc 4827 \ F)
i-ran^ 1075 and physically handi-
Th< Inul rcprrst nts d drop of 272
Tri m Jtinuar> due primarily to v
shorter munth
COLEMAN E, HARRE Lancfacipe i
JL*ymt Mshtalmdl - Spring
" (FLOWERING SHRUBS - HARDY
EVERGREENS
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FRESH JERSEY SHAD
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IF YOU WANT THEM BONED JUST CALL
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COOKED SEAFOODS
To Take Out
KITCHEN OPEN
Dailyi 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. - Sunday i 4 p. m. to 7 p. m,
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Deviled Crab ...48cea. Clam Chowder .... ,S5c qt.
Deviled Clam .__.20c ea, F. F. Potatoes... ,40c qt.
Shrimp Salad ..-_$1.75 lb. Fried Oy.ter $1.00doz.
Fried Srallor.. on, ik • Lower Salad ^..$1,75 lb,
tried Scallop, .. SOc lb, Crab Sft, d $h7B ,b
Frl'd I^T¥l V $la5lbl CoI « Slaw - — ^36* ib.
Fried Filet Fluke* Pepper Hath . „_30c lb.
2Se, 3Bc, SOc per order Potato Salad ,..,.3Sc lb.
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SEA FOOII PI.ATTKR (iintains: Drvilrd frab, Fried Srallops.
frlr* Oyslepn, Fried Shrimp. Deviled Clun, Fish il.jO
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or Potato Halad
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CotkUll ,. .; ,... Mo
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Live and Broiled Lobster - Lobster Tails - Crab Meat
All Kinds of Fresh Sea Sood in Season
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