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THE QCfeAN CITY SINTtNll-iEPOEft
March 29 to Help
Scholarship Fund ,
Boy Scoyf Troop Receives Its Charter
L4t»*t*n4 In
City High
,to attain «h* itBtW
w «M*
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I a*. Mw Caa»*M»irr)e
u. s. Air
nc He dba>lv«d
' alMea «f ten and spoke on
-• imple* nabltt. wenere
Cot billiard In IMS re.
from the Air Force after five
•a « lactatk* officer in the
, Kut, from Korea to Indonesia,
> apaaker pointed out that the
Md area of the four rosin
int Japan u less thin that of
, fiats of California, hut that Jo
nt 4anuaitkMi of 117 million l
if
n peop
tbat of the entire United
>
§ at 7 a, m.
Confessions Thursday before from
J-JO to 1:10 B. n.
Holy D»yl—
Mosses at 6:30 and I e. m.
Confessions evening before from
1:30 to 8:30 p. m,
QUEEN OP MARTVlli CHURCH
Jnd .1. and Atlantic av,
Sunday Mass—
Masi at 9:15 a, m.
Confessions before man up
9:05 a. m.
First Friday and Holy Bays—
Mass at 7:30 a, n.
Confessions before nun,
* a *
FIRST ptRIIBYTIRiAN
7th .nd Wesley av,
•reachlni Chrirt Crvclfltd, HIM
and Gemini Again
R.v. Wllll.m (tsetitffe Allen, Paster
9:30 a. m—Sunday school for the
whole family, Edward A, McJoblan,
general superintendent.
Iu:4J a m,—Organ Meditation.
11 a, n!—Morning Worship. Nun
ery for preschool children in the
Chureh House. Message: "From The
Cross • Destiny,"
•:45 p. m—Intermediate and Sen-
ior Christian Endeavor
7:30 p, m.—Organ Meditation,
7:45 p. m.—Evening Worship, Me*
sage; "Christ In The Golden Candl
•lick."
The choir under the direction oi
Mrs, Marian Trout Murphy will sin(
at both service*,
TuMay, Mareh It—
3:30 p, m—Bible Club for girl:
and boys. Lower Auditorium,
4:15 p, m,—Cherub Choir rehearsal.
I p, m—Monthly meeting of Sun-
diy School Association.
4, Eluniid _.._..
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fjo.,vij!t! indlvitiual MP(UPV=I Fad-
den (Si, 2. Ervltw (Si; 3_ ttarey ITI-
1 TouwHur ((); 5, Don Monev if)
Tlmp 114 mlnulM
4&,varU BlVusUirokfr—I l*m!th fS i:
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Jiiefc MucMurray (
Timp. 41-^ seconds
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11 puims.
nsElfihl
Seventh
Grade
In Appreciation . . ,
Hay we thank the hundreds of customers
and friends for their wonderful response
In visiting us last week during our open-
ing days? The success of this occasion
exceeded our fondest expectations. We
shall look forward to seeing you again and
again In the years ahead.
— TOM CAKE
Thomas
— FORMERLY JETKrt-THE-JEWELER —
Asbuiy Av*. Onan Clly Phon* 0359
ilnri&ltifefO \*&1«*.?'
7;48 p m.—Midweek "Bible Study
i Hour", The pastor continues a ser.
i ies of studies on "Th? Irresistible
1 Cross."
. ThuFiaay, March 20—
' 1 p, ra—Chureh Membership clas
; Friday, March J1—
T.SO p. m—Junior Christian En.
2, | deivor and Junior Choir.
S 9 p, ra,_Senior boys basketball
! practice
! lafureaif. Marsh SS_
> 1:30 p. m— Meeting of BuUdlne
I Committee,
i . . .
i OCEAN CITY BAPTIST
! [Mh rt. and watlay av.
Re*. BavW P, Wright, P.,h>r
MH, T*8nna SmMi, TOMMI Dlr.ctor
Sunaav, March l»—
i S:M a, m. J. Sunday School with
im wiiawoof! Kiwanis cuh thi« ' f^f,* s f 2£ e ,j* r Jl.fn emb * 1 ' er lho
week made i S100 loan to 4.H Ciu-i / ,' Donald Phjllipi, auperinten-
i-.emhers in Cape Majf County, The '
loan was made speclrlcslly lor tho-io I
i ho wil£ raise the chickens for th
annual Board of Agriculture Barne
cue to be held at the 4-H Fair, July
Youths Get Loans to
Help Raise Chickens
•y WILLIAM S. HFES
4-H Club A««n(
The Wildwoof! Kiwanis cuh thi«
17, 18. and IB.
Loam to eluii members w
made on a "need basis,"
be
An inter.
tst rate of one per cent will be
charged club members. The latter
feature is one designed to make the
lean more businesslike and true to
life. Club members will be asked
to repay the loan when they (re re-
imburnd by the Board of Agrlcul
tlire for the- chickens
The barbecue chicks are sponsored
by the a, Ii F, Store in Woodbine
Fourteen youngsters will raise 1J00
chlcfe (or ike barbecue. Tie chic-
kens will be raised for nine weeki
and wyi be ptaked up, dreaed
eviscerated and prepared for bar.
bjcue. It I. •sUnMitM ttat mm
3B00 barbecue dinners will be served
by the Board this year,
MIM Dean Sings In
Concert at Boston
Muu lllen I* Dean, dauihter of
», and Mr, Joseph g. Dean Jr., of
Mi Marshall Jtoad, Tuekahoe, ii a
member of the Radcllffe Chor»l So-
ciety which Bang Bach's "B minor
Man" In a Joint concert with the
The eoneert, «*ieli benefltl tn»
•estop Symoliony Orche.tra't l^n.
alon Fund, wa> a perfommce of the
complete text of the mas. and re-
quired two Minions by the Penorm.
«*, one from 4:110 to • p m. and
the oMier from B to » p, m. Held In
SymplUHiy Hall on Sunday, the ver-
fonnance wu conducted by o Wai.
lrce Woodworth, director of both the
Choral Society and the Glee Club
of the Boston Symphony Orohettra
Mia* Dean, a Sopbomora at R*^
g"»». to • «*wte of Oceto City
vgn Scnool.
"-Worship Service. Mrs,
1:IS p, m—Gospel Service at Crest
Haven condueted by Howard Turner
7:30 p, m,—Evening Gospel ~
tet. SiniUig led by chartel
Message by Pastor Wright
"* " -Supervisid Night Nurs,
JiJO p, Bi,-YeuBg
March It—
Service. Cued
sst'
M W. oub for b,,.
Adam..
. Mb.
•by. Mr,
Jftf-OriSP?***
11 a.
f:» pi B^JOBletCn
• SO p. »L-*»^ Cliob- refeaarnl
MPTliT
10 i. m^Junday School
11 a, m.—Morntag Worshaj Bffvlce.
• p m—Choir Xeneanal,
1M p. BL—Bvcnlng Worship Serv.
the ahrtvaa at the l«»r«ry K 1«
•meted ttiat abont »f**> additions
will tM owda durlnaT ean Cltv at nresent Is nn#thi«
under a method of mreartlne tr»*>i
on the dumo and cowering it with
crave!, without burning to comoact
the material and kill vermin. This
is a compromise worked out after
Ijurnlne of the dump drew criticism
last year from Mate authorities.
Local officials are in • dilemma
on any other solution. They sty
construction of a new Incinerator
adequate for the job would coat
up to $2 million, and land fill dls
posal In trenches or pits on the
nearby mainland ta Mocked Iby leg.
isUtloB In offshore communities.
The Incinerator atUI standing at
27th at. is in dlsrwalr and It h
beUev«t quetllonable whether it
would be Mtf enough for the Job
even if renovate*. This plant was
built about 30 years ago but oper
td l a fe
.built about 30 years
I •ted only a few years
Spatial to SanHnel-LedBar
FREMANTI^E, Australia — Koltert
K Bell seaman apprentice, US>'
son of Mi* and Mrs Robcrk K Bel 1
of 360 E Surf Road. Ocean Cltv
lilted Fremantle. Australia. MB^"^
aboard the aUeck cargo shtn US C
Arneb while on an "around tb"
world" prul^o iafcine data on co*an' r
rav rnndlltnM for the Internatlonn'
Year Conimlttee.
Frnjn Froniary S-M the Aroer-
Sydney. Australia after cow
her operation Deei> Freest
mission of resupplylng
Antarctica stations at Cape Hone**
and WUkes Coast.
During her stay In Svdnrv.
vessel dressed shlo In
of Washington 1 * blrthdar and
ed the Queen Mother, who was visit -
hie Svdney.
Carrying supplies,
LWeat
befdre
ml***-* to
of tnwk in
lNh»t.iiattf>
Hoild. a* •:
what it
tlon.
lra>Me enrtau>n*a« «f nrt i
and
Local enKulns, The shtirV
oreW f»rovlded a pen and pnol fllln^
with sea water on deck for their
cold weather friends asM upon ar-
rival in Sydney the birds boarded
Pun American flight to the Swi
Diego/ Calif,, loo.
Senate Candidate* to
Speak Tuesday Night
Voters with a desire to see an'
hear the three candidates, for Unite'
States Senator from New Jersey
have been invited to attend a rally
to be sponsored by the Young Be.
publicans of Cape May County next
Tuesday, March 25, at • p, m, in
the old Court house building.
The organiutlon has invited Rep
Robert W, Kean, Bernard Shanlej'
and Robert Morris to be present
and speak at this meeting which h
open to (both members and the gen-
eral public. Mrs. Margaret Lkm, of
Wildwood, will preside,
A large turnout Is anticipated.
Refreshments will be served to ran-
elude the evening.
Diana. nUnHjd onVfe«V
Taw««s)aM. r
Ji"en fiwnmisaloned bv the state and
rm trained m methods of prcvent-
e Bres.
"In New Jersev durinu the «nt
^f*sr there wtire over l.IiOO individ-
ual ftref. created moiftlv bv carder
iwBle w*io did not realiii- that the-
Had toeen restton«M>1e for more th#-
*0.000 arm belnc burned over." an'
Wost. •"Some of tbe forest area h»
H-tn so *soiv dammed that it w
t>e a permanent loss as a naturr'
. resource.
"Smokers accounted for 62 oi"-
-ent of these (Ires and careless bruti-
ttnm aeoounted for an addition*'
IS Mr cent. In almost even- |r
•Mice thase flrei could have tw
wnMsd If i UUle caiv liad bev-
CAFB-ATXANTiC CttAMW(»*B and ithwiers of 21 games in a row before they were knocked out of the South
Jersey Group 2 tournament are the OoaanCtty. Red Italden, shown here with their coach and managers. Standing, 1 to r,
are JVhitey Haak, Steve Ubro, Chet Lov«Iand, Urry Harriaon,, Dave Ctte, Wade Moncrlef, Fred Badtke, Hike Padden,
RUM UndMor^ Jobn ifcUughlin and Cowh Fred "Dttrie" Hpweu. a^MOing are Nelson Dean, manager; Batch Kratten-
mak«r. Dick Fox, Scott Lahtl, Brad WJctos, Jettk Moore and TO*U
•You otn helo bv breaking
•nateh In two before discarding? It
And not throwing clear or clearett-
hutts out of car windows, but put
ting then In the asii tnnr: If w
«re lit the woods or Dclds be Mr-
to rrush them out In mineral po«
"WJien cleaning uo around v>»
"rnnerty and you- have an accum
••Vatlon of «Mto to burn, be sure t"