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6 —SECTION ONE i at Seavlew ,' Several ,gin»«U from Pittsburgh, have been visiting "it the Sea- Hotel. Included In the Pittsi lliltor list Is the Rev. Ernest Custom Made STAIR RAILS Painted or Galvantad Reasonably Priced THE DANA SHOP 8th Street Between Waif and Bay Avenues The Home of the Famous CINNAMON BUNS ©PIN DAILY 8s30 A. M. fo Si30 P. M, CUSTOM MADE ORNAMENTAL IRON Made in our Own Plant in Marmora i Galvanized CORNER COLUMN . P..T 32,50 Painted CORNER COLUMN.«BT 28.50 Galvanized FLAT COLUMN . M.T 24.00 I Painted FLAT COLUMN,«IT 21.00 AVAILABLE IN ANY LENGTH ON SHORT NOTICE H. C. AMOS ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKS - 417 34th Sf. Phone 3180 FOR SALE 41? OCEAN AVf, OPEN DAILY RAY'S BARBER SHOP 747 BAY AViNUi SOMERS POINT OPEN ALL DAY Monday through Saturday SURIN an Origiiil Contribute ti RELIEF OP RHEUMATIC- ARTHRITIC PAIN' •«. tin u inilaiai—fllM Irhfi flit, (••fwftef nmtmtt »•(« '•"•'» I II-Mil H. J. FREEDY DRUGS, . INC. . "The Prescription Store" P. WESLEY ORDILE 701 AsburyAve. Ph. 0901 We like being part of the neighborhood As a fellow townsman, J we want your home to be as comfortably Warm as we keep our 'own, Serving you is a personal matter^with us, \ We're "glad that we can offer you Atlantic's famous triple-refined BURKARD I. Eleventh St. Ocean City ' , PHONE 0414 " , ll.jlt now^hasâ.nsw additive .that* makesît, ,'inôur opinion, ^the.cleanest-burning'fuel you can buy, Wt ask thi'privilegt"observing you,' Writt ©r caU us .today., HEATING OILS THE OCEAN CITY SENTINEMJDOER Proceeds of the mart wjll benefit The destroyer li one of the Navy's with modern i Jon» and Dr. and Mrs. J M. McVey Q^Q C| fa Members Mr*. Townsend to be the Fellowship Fund, which Is uaed. oldest ship types. It ho kept pace 187(rti. and family. Dr. McVey. who U a pe- • ' by the organlMtion to assist women* dlstrielan, li in the .area to attend" Entertain Hubbies Summer Girl 'Book Mart Assistant In advanced study or research Ihc AMA convention» In Atlantic Members of the'O. N. O. club Mrs. William Townsend, of Ocean During the summer, membera of "treated" their husbands to a f, City, has been named a member of the committee will solicit their dance Saturday evening nt the Offi- a committee of the American Asia-' friends and others for contributions Recent Bride cers' Club at Pomona Navnl Base. elation of University Women to ar- of Items to be sold The Blue Notes of Pleasantvllle prorange a book, record and costume • * * ; Airline Hostess vided music for dancing and all Ihp Jewelry mart to be conducted in the men received favors. Weds Naval Ensign fall College Girls on Visit Plans were dlscuiscd at a meeting Thirlv-thrce girls and two tecahcrs Those attending were Mr, and Mrs. Gamaliel Broodley, Mr. and Mrs. Judge and Mrs. WUllam F. Dannc- of the Fellowship Committee of the fiom Linden Hall College. Lltltz, Robert Relchanek, Mr. and Mrs. hower Jr., of Norrlstown and Ocean AAUW at the 'home of Mlsa Lillian Pa, were guests this week at Hie Robert Kecnan, Mr. and Mm, Rob- City, have announced, the marriage Olsen, chairman, In Atlantic City Seavlew Hotel. 1011 Ocean av. ert Harvey, Mr, and Mrt. Howard of their daughter, LeEdda, ond En- Tôut, Mr, and Mri, Edward Trout sign Peter Caldwcll Aramon, OSNR, and Mr. and Mrs, Robert French, ion of Mr. and Mrs. Edward C, Am. mon, at Caracal, Venezuela, formerly of Norrtatown. In Seattle, Wash., where the bride, groom was bated at the Naval Air Station. Whldbey bland, Oak Harbor, The bride, a graduate of Norrktown High School In 1850, attended the University of Delaware for two years and also studied modeling and airline hostess duties. She li now a hostess with Trail! World Airlines, based in Sun Francisco. Calif. > Ensign Ammon was also graduated from Norristo High, later attending Columbian Preparatory* School, Washington, D, C, and Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Mrs, Ammon will join her parents at their Ocean city summer homo early In July, Her husband Us now in Japan, but she expects to join him on the west coast late this year, 9 9 9 Resorters Presented With Imparted Clock Mr, and Mrs, Merrill Strobe], 790 3rd st., were honored guests at a dinner party Friday at the home of Dr, and Mrs^ William Weiss, Wood, mere Park, Delaware County, Pa, The Strobcls were presented with a Kringle clock, a gift from the doctors' wives of the Flugerald. Merey Hospital. This Is the ninth clock to be imported from Germany. Dr. Weiss Is the anesthetist at the hospital, Mrs, Weiss is past president of the Auxiliary, iALE—14 ft outboard runabout, iteer. Ing wheoi nnd controls for Evinrude, fU5,00- In water ready to go, Rusa Adams Boat Vard, llth and Ba>'fpont, i-e SA E Ironfr. KOod condition, ',00, ta'- ith st, 6.0 RENT—Women Interested In efcatlng own busineis: J Bood shed spaces available In Droposoil women's apparel shoo, B«t foBitlon tor yeuf around. Box 77IS, •anllnel.MdEer, i-9 WANTED to pupchuso a thrpe bedrwm house; unfurnllhidyrea "l§h! 12th to 20lh Itreots. Quote lowest jjrlac, Deiei'lp. lion. Write Box - —.2, M12 sentlnoULoflKcr, FEMALE help iranled. Woman for cooking and general hsunesvorfc, •Itep In. Phone 1348. 0-s TliMYNE IBxS Inyorird, food condition. Brlggi air cooled, pu lip, with clutch, cull week ends, IS West Ave, : .6-9 BITUAflbN — Girl. 17, experienced naby aiuer, desires Bendy lununer ID ciu-lrtR for children in day Ume, ilrley Wood. Phone •omcrs fsAK ' " 3 , ^ M LOST—gum of money wrapped In gray cloth Sunday inlKht, vicinity 10th and Weiloy Ave: Reward. BOJ Sf. James PI. §-p SALB—Two double metal boils with huienprlnx mattreisei, §15,00 each: ten piece tllntnA room let. 5SS.M, gjg Dolancey Place, iMond floor. M> •ALB—noor lamp and shaBo, three way and indirect $T,M: sot of dish* es, mBO. it layonne Plnce, npar Pleasure Avo, i 6-0 WANTED — Carpenters, expeflcneed, John B, and Howard Trout, 105S Ajbury Ave, , 6^ BALB—NHV two piece black and ill —t«r—foam—nibtaer— 1 Motional—elreular- ' Brator's'-item, tm,Q0 will fell for 0,09. Sneclal made Two weeks old. iek ondj, 4101 central Ave. Phono A. M SALE—Tropical fish equipment, new and used. Aquariums, stainless and inted: pumjii, filters, etc, 5M Bhore ome Point, 1 6-0 RENT—plrst floor apartment, sleeps - 89c »75« »35e (KIM-FRESH ) Soa Bass 1b '" 23c SEAFOOD)^ ( Sliced Red Salmon lb ft9c lOltDBN'S Iff to tag (fell •peiler •ffcpef THIS 5c COUPON BREAD «a*Mo»* a Hwll# ** Ylt I Crwm FHltd Coffee Cake «*3§c MftrAH 1 Orange Chlffoii Cake
PAGE 2-SECTION TWO p Heater Given cftj.aundering Show Irion,, 878 park pi., was the ri of an automatic gas water hiater given away as, the main attendance priie at, the "No Soap Opera" dramatization of modern laundering in .Convention Hall here Friday night. .A, number of others who attended received towel sets, and everyone in tllQ Wdlencc was given a box of All detergent come'dy drjrnatlzadon was under auspices of the New Jersey Ijtipftal Gas Co- in cooperation witli Hamilton washers and dryers and Bimd Manufacturing Co.. makers «f water heaters. A similar show was staged In Wild wood two nights earlier. Fined di Hit-Runner Leo Hutchlnson, 22, of Wildwood Crest, was fined $25 Monday by Wildwood Municipal Judge Nathan Staller on a hit-and-run charge. Police reported that the man's car ran into a pole on ^Lincoln av., jumped the curb and then (led from the scene. 1,200,000 Homes It is estimated thai there were 1,200,000 new houics built in our land during 1954. STUFFED SQUAB CHICKEN OURS EXCLUSIVELY IN THIS ARIA •: PRIZE-WINNING CHICKHMS t , - COOKED IN OUR ROTIiSIRJI Always a Large Variety of Take-Home Platters Advance Orders Appreciated BAKERS Chicken Cottage i Asfcury Aye, Open Dally Phone 3395 SUNNYSIDE RESTAURANT ! OPEN DAILY AT 7 A. At BREAKFAST SERVED, 75c ALL FULL COUKSI DINNERS $ 1.25 t' TENDERLOIN STEAK DINNER «2.2S r REAL ITALIAN SPAGHETTI "Scullville, on the Mays Landing • Somers Point Road ,Jpfin ia'rao, Prop. Phone Somers Point 3323 On the Bey Chris' Handwriting Expert êre for Season, Helped Solve Murder Dr. Abraham K. Kamin, grapho-psychologist who has elevated handwriting reading from tfie level of a carnival concession to an exacting sconce, has returned to Bala Inn In Somcrs Point after an absence of two years- He treats handwriting Interpretations as an objective science for helping people socially, emotionally, men :allv and occupationally, and recent, y cmploied the silence to help iolve a crime out west Dr, Kamm, who Identlflei himself as a Mftiuftant, iKfurer, re- •eanher and author. h«t returned to the Semen Point rendeivsui tor his fifth seatmi, and will e*erelte hit tslenti on handwriting ipeel* mens frem patreni there thli summer. Just returned from Hollywood, where he visited relatives, prepared a series of lectures and spent tune on a book on grspho-psyeholoiy on which he his been aatherlng mate, rial and writing for the past 10 •ears. Dr. Kamm reported -that the Weit Const could not produce a publisher with national distribution, so he has eturned east In an effort to have he book published. He Hid that the book for the flnt time In hi.tory will enable the average perten to make UM of handwriting inalyilf In • v.lld, pr.ctlcsl and Mlentlfle way. There are bule naiont far the wiy pee- Near 9th Street NATIONALLY RESTAURANT ' SEAFOOD MARKET and BAKERY SEAFOOD RESTAURANT BAKERY Take Home DELICIOUS COOKED SEAFOODS FAMOUS OPIN DAILY FROM 12 Neon to 9 P. M. 8 A.M. to 9 P.M. 9 A.M.— Ready to Serve NOW RUNNING DAILY HOME-BAKED GOODS Buns - P/es - Cakes Sweetheart - 65 Ft. Auxiliary Sailboat flying Pony - Speedboat DEEP SEA FISHING TRIPS CHRIS MONTAGNA, Prep. I pit Writ*, he »ld, and the bosk will .enlighten tti* rMdiri to Hie Mfiotlonil and phytletl hablft which make peopte write as they do. The., handwriting analyst has dem onstratcd ' his talents all over, the country^ and has visited In Palm Beach, Phoenix, Blloxl, New Orleans and other famous amusement and cultural centers. _, Since he entered mis profession in 1035, he has been consulted by some of "the largest and most Influential industrial 'firms of the country on problems of Industrial relations and personnel classification, and is con sidered a national expert on ques t|on«d documents of value or of historj'. In Indlannpollt rtuntly, he wti *mploy*d by police f» inilyie the ch«r.ttwlitlei of *n unknown mur. 4tf«r, Tilt compoilte nlclure of th» niurdtnr, dr«wn by Dr. Kimm from ivtlllWt lum In fh* CM*, •Wed pallet In »pprehmnlon of the crlminil. Nayai Ainrian Hurt as Cir Overturns John Stack, ef Llnwood, chief air controlman at the Atlantic City Navil Air Station, was injured early Monday morning when his car over, turned and landed upside down in the meadows on the Somcrs Point. Longport Blvd." Longpojft police reported that Stack apparently fell asleep at the wheel "while driving toward Somcrs Point and the car struck a utility pole before overturning. He was admitted to Shore Memo, rial Hospital with' chest Injuries, and later In the day was transferred to the Philadelphia Naval Hospital. Mrs, Margaret Stack, hl( wife, told police he was returning to their I.inwood home after taking his mother to her home in Longport. Guard Test Wednesday Tests for applicants for the North Wildwood Beach Patrol will be con ducted there Wednesday, Curl Hoffman, beach director, announced this week. A skeleton force of six men repairing equipment for the coining season. A full crew will be re crulted shortly after the tests. 9% ^ •7 Bn.L flULSOM "We got our guaranlt id annual wage. Now al| we h»ve to do tt find a guarantee!! annual factory!" Maw tnglaad Virginia • Moriifo . Hawaii Calibratd * B« »t for lu/ormttlpn cut 1 Horn, ft lu«J»t RunVAnoin $hreveTr*Yel$erv1ce IMS ricliln A"., Atlantic City TBAVKL PHUNKS A. C, CITY SENTINEL Lfeb6^R Catharine Drain Wins West Chester Degree CATHARINE DRAIN A Bachelor oi Science- degree from the State Teachers 1 College, Well Chester, Pi., was conferred upon Misi Catharine Drain.' daughter of Workshop For Disabled Persons Planned in County, Says Volpe By ANTHONY J. VOLPE I. Kortn Prltontr of W«r Clalmi: American servicemen who were prisoners of wor 1ft Korea have until August 21, 1955, to file their claims with the Foreign Claims Settlement Commiislon, Washington 25, D. C, for Special Benefit of $1.50 per day for each day of Imprisonment. Those veterans who have not yet filed may do so by writing a detailed letter to the official address as stated above. When writing, be certain to give your full name, rank, service number, unit served with In Korea, approximate dote of capture, location of confinement if known, number of daya Imprisoned and date of escape or release, and of course your present address. * * * II, dps M.y County DlMbted Workihop: This office, in association with several disabled persons In Cape May County, is formulating plans to create a "Disabled Workshop" in this area. The purpose of this pro. gram is to offer the disabled person Mr. and Mrs, Naylpr Drain, 708 BUi Interested In such a program a st. means of rehabilitation and employ, Miss Drain was graduated from ment security. The eligibility re- ClOChargesGOP Ocean City High School with the quirements are as follows! elasi of 1051, The disabled person, both Voter, At West Chester she was a mem- ans and Non-veterans, must be resl. ber of the Student Christian Associa- dents of Cape May County; have a Flouts tion, Future Teachers of America, physical disability or Impairment re- Neilhlan Club, Women's Recreational gardless of extent or nature. The Job Benefit Balk Association, and was on the Dean's basle and principal obligation of the Rapped by Labor List She has accepted a contract applicant is a valid interest and an assurance of ability to perform work to teach in Pleasantville next year. hours In this program. Work hours State CIO Legislative Director liar- Attending the graduation exercises and work assignments will be prerj> Kranz this week charged that the were her parents, her brother and scribed according to the disabled Republican-controlled State Senate his family, Mr, and Mrs. Sims F, person's physical abilities and llmi. has "torn up its state OOP platform" Drain and Judy and Tommy, of Chel- tations and the amount of hours ho less than a month after Its adoption. tenham, Pa,, and her aunts, Miss can devote to the program, . Krone declared! "On May 12, the Catharine parsels and Mrs, Isobel The entire program cin benefit Republican state convention adopted KirlBBan, of Upper Darby. the disabled person in the following Its. IMS party plntform, pledging, ways: All enrolled and approved uribflg other things, that the Rcpnb members will share the profits In lieans would increase unemployment proportionate shares depending upon compensation, temporary disability Woman Arrested the amount of work hours perform- and workmen's compensation beneed, on any contract, subcontract, fits from $30 to 135 maximum week, any work lor which a financial re- ly and would enact a' state minimum turn Is realized. This will provide wage law. After Crash the disabled member a means of "Four days, later the Assembly on. livelihood and the secure feeling that cted these four bills, raising bene. Miamidn Accused of In spite of physical disablement, he is fli mixlinunis to S35 and providing a useful person. This organisation state minimum wage of 00c an Drunken Driving will be chartered and ineorporatetj, hour. A Miami, Fla., hotel operator was under the laws of New Jersey. "But the Senate Republican caucus arrested on a charge of driving un- The type of work we hope to do has refused to enact these measures. der the Influence of liquor here for a financial return Is In the ma- Political pirtles frequently break Monday night after her car trashed heir campaign pledges after oleo- Inui a parked auto on West av, near Ion; this is one of the few oeca. Zanders' car Into the rear of a dump 7th st, lons In Now Jersey history when a truck parked alongsido. wedging the I Mrs, Ida Virginia Johnson, 04, of political party, has brazenly* and ear's roof and roar ond under the openly broken its platform pledges 820 NB BBth St., Miami, was released high dump body of the truck. before election and only a few weeks by police u,nder $250 cash ball for Both cars sustained considerable fter maklni them," arraignment in Municipal Court here damage, but the truck was undam- Kranz charged that State OOP June 21. She give her local address aRed, Police did not Identify the Chairman Sam Bsdine must "bear a at 160 Ocean id. owner of the truck. major share of the blame for the Acoordjng to an accident. report Senate's Inaction because of his In. filed by Patrolmen Kenneth Holland LOYAL slstonee that the Assembly.approved and Lewis Austin, Mrs, Johnson was bills be amended to include provi. driving south on West av, when her glens recommended by the State ear crashed Into one owned j by 'hambor of Commerce," James H, Zanders, 2B, of the* Palermo Air Base, which was patted at Ihe curb, , "• . The Impact of the crash knocked ! Jones had an occasion to reprimand his wife, "I think, dear," he said soothingly .that you lib a little occasionally." • •swill, I think It* a wlfrt duty,'! wri'i her response, "to spMt"mil •$? her husband occasionally." WINNER'S 3rd and Asbury SEAFOOD MARKET Phone 8835 303 Asbury Av*. COOKED SEAFOOD TO TAKe OUT Our Special Seafood Platters INCLUDE: FRENCH FRIES, COLE SLAW TARTAR SAUCE, TOMATO AND LETTUCE AND PfCKLE NO METERS — PLENTY OF FREE PARKING SPACE FILET OF FLOUNDER StALLOPS 6 DEVILED CRAbS FRIED SHRIMP ]of part assembly of manufactured goods. Also, finishing business, and Industrial products. We shall obtain, through contact* witli industry, business establishments, etc., work orders, contracis ancj sub-contracts. Of course, we plan to obtain, build or rent, a building large enough and suitable to carry on such a program. Anyone interested and desirous of an application form, mfly contact this office and/or Mr. Charles Marstcn, B. D. No. 2, Cape May. rd, Wnawood Crest, and hod his liccns days by Wildwood Nathan Staller run driving charge. Police reported Hutchl ... scene after hls qli,Jf*4 pole lin Pacific av II. '**! guilty pica e lnle W| "— • -^— Those Vacant What's wrong about that ii used to buy three UIBH . *• may be that you. dWnt fcnJV 1 * DINNER GOOD FOOD Carefully Prepared — Pleasantly Served TWENTY-SECOND STftffi WEEKDAYS RESTAURANT 4:00 P, M. to mti P. M. WITH A FULL LINE OF 22nd and Asbury Avt. SUNDAY P.M.t«ip.«, Phone 8530 OPENING OF THE BEAUTIFUL HOTEL BISCAYNE DMN© ROOM- Saturday-June 11th-5:00P.M. '• ~ MENU CHILLID TOMATO JUICI ORAPiFRUlT JUItl FRUIT CUP ICED CELERY HEARTS OLIVES SWEET PICKUS CRIAM OF TOMATO SOUP CHICKEN CONSOMME FRIED PILLIT OP FLOUNDIR WITH TARTAR lAUCf BROILID NATIV1 ILUIFISH WITH LIMON SyTTIII 6RAl CUTLIT B'ORLIANS , «OAST fWM< RIM OF CHOICI BEEF'. AU i BAKepSUWR'CURED HAM WITH HAWAIIAN J ^—-^HfiftwMiy TBNBUf WITH MUSTARD.»» ROAif STUFFED TURKEY ,„ SAGE DRESSING & CRANWMVI FRESH VEGETABLE PLATTER WITH POACHED 100 SHERBET MASHiD POTATOES GREEN PEAS IN I CANDIED YAM YOMNC CARROTS VICHY! HARVARD ilifS FRISH ASPARAGUS DRAWN r , ^_« PIAR SALAD WITH COTTAGE CHEESE . . ..,"'" HIARTSOF LETTUCE FRENCH, RUSSIAN OR MAYONNAISE DRESSING BRAN MUFFINS APPPLE Pll LEMON MERINGUE PIE STRAWBERRY SHORTCAKE VANILLA OR PEACH ICE CREAM CAKE HOT ROLLS JELLO WITH WHIP CREAM CHEfje AND f HALF GRAIT CHOCOLATE '• HOT T1A ICID TIA COFFEE POSTUM ALL DINNERS — *2 25 TELEPHONE OCEAN CITY 1335 FOR RESERVATION StAFOODS and MEAT PLATTERS FOR YOliR HOME TABLE: FRESH CRABMEAT TURNOVERS DEVILED CLAMS VEAL CUTLETS FRIEtJ CHICKEN WATSON'S RESTAURANT "take Home" Department NOW OPEN FRESH SHRIMP TURN ROAST TURKEY , CHICKEN TUR STEWED CHfi All Platan Served wHH French Fried ir Baked Pfiii'foet' and Frtih VaJjaVfile AUo — ^resh Shrimp, Crabs, Chicken, Potato Salads, Cole Sla* antl Friilf Cups ty »he \ Pies, Rolls, Muffin* and Biituifs by the diwon. Order! Taken for Dotorated WEtKDAyS OClÂN AVliNlUE AT NINTH STREET 4P.M.to8P.M. FREE PRICING . i.\ ptDAV, JUNE 9, 1955 tt> HORSEY'S RESTAURANT 1357 Asbury Avenut DINNER SERVED DAILY From 5 P, M, DAILY BREAKFAST BfGINNINQ SATURDAY, JUNI 11th S:30A, M. to 12 Noon SUNDAY DINNIR from 4i30 P. M. OPEN DAILY AT 12 NOON LUNCHEON—DINNER the" perfect combination , . . , our delicious foot/ and delightful tlmoiphere. ^ JINE SEAEOOD RESTAURANT '•A — Special Children's Menu — ".. Ample Parking ••»» «.»•••,#•«. ^"V Cahetr Educational AeHvity Reported A tola] of 44,782 pieces of liter Uiro was distributed to reildents o New Jersey by volunteers workin under the direction of county eha ters of the American Cancer Sooletj according to a report made to thi New Jersey Division by the it cotm ty chairmen. The summaries cover a nlno-montl ZKSS""" 1 Mw ' Ol T- e i. 1Ma '""'inH 8 were held a which 1311 rilms were sho and s. MB of winch there were speakers I he altendanee reported was 81,843 III a I2.rnonth period In 10fl3-54~ lulal of 98B mcellniM were held a which 1377 films were shown an there were speakers at ?5B moe ings, A total of 375,300 nieces o ileraturc was distrlljiited Water Safety TipT^ Know what to do for a drownlnu person if you can't swim? The Ins! lute For safer Living warns, don 1 make it a double drownina by jo. ing in. Throw the victim a rope fry to reach him with a branch, push a board or Intf out to him, U you go for hPln, be sure to line up on the show two sticks or four stones to m a fix on the exact spot wher ho person whs lasf scon. ON THE BAY AT NINTH ST, Charles and Christine Har THI OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER Seniors, Faculty Enjoy Tea-Dance Colorful Social in School Gym By DOLORES WORKMAN of the Blllowi Stiff 'Midst a decorative letting of gilt ttrlng elssi numerals, the Senio class held Its traditional tea danc In the gymnasium last Friday, The alTnlr was attended by the student of the Senior eloss and faculti members, Mrs, Oeorge W, Meyer, wife of the high school principal, and Mrs, W, Thomas Adams, wife of a Board of Education member, poured tea and coffee at either end of the foodladen buffet table. The BUBsls were provided with dainty sandwiches of various shapes and contents, cakes and nutbread Naturally We Are Proud Of Our Record Exceptionally Fine Foods For 43 Years" Breakfast Serving — Goldfish, Elephants, Buffalo All Patients of Veteran Vet Carroll T, nodgers, V, M. D., of 3 W. ISlh st., on Saturday marlied hi BOth. year of loving care to animal) as s veterinarian. Dr. Rodgers lias been practicing medicine on animals since 1005, and has bean earing for fourlcgged creatures in the Ocnnii City area since IBM, ^ Wsbuit, hetlihy and psitatsfd of •hifp wl». DP. Rod|«rt and hit wlf. um, hire to in|oy (If* In rs- Wrtiiniit, HBW.V»P, hit repotallon at • vtr followsd him h», and h* hit b*#n bo.y ever .Ince. Embers from Burning Paper Ignite Awnings Burning awnings threatened f|rc lo the home of A, J, Harris at 10 Beach rd, Sunday, but quick work'by firemen saved the building from extensive damage. Deputy Fire Chief Ferd Tiecarliio reported that the flames destroyed awning canopies at the front and the back of the house, and scared part of the hack end of the building. Damage was estl. mated at $300, Accordlny to Chief Taecarino, the owner said he had been pabitlntf inside the house, and llial newspapers, which were used tg protect the floor from paint, were burned In IHe fire, place. The burnlny embers went ' up and out of the chimney and ignited the awninss. Dr, nodgers holds a degree In veterinary medicine from Ihe Universlty of Pennsylvania, the only source of the medical degree In onlmal doc torlnlf. He began his practice In Wooduury with his father, Dr. Thomas D. Rod. All the food was prepared By ngers, velerinary surgeon, who had group of Senior MMS under the ca. practiced the profession since IBM. hif supervision of Mrs, Jane After five years, young Dr. Bodgers Buckley in her home economies took up practice in Swedesboro, lass. where he remained unlll he came world, and helped to organiie the here. Atlantic City Firemen's Association The decoration used the class Dr, and Mrs, nodgers are the par colors of blue and while in the mo. During hit eirMr. Dr, Rodger, ents of a son and two daughters, all if of • class numerals and flowers hat trMWd everything from gold- grown, married and away from adorning the canopy. Flowers and flih to fltphsnh. For inn he was home. The son, David C. nodgers, a blue candles also decorated the vtMrlnarlan tar t buffalo herd ••oloriii! of ihe Korean conflict ivflli erving table. m.lnl.liml by * rtnthir In Gren- the Navy, Is in industry at Dover, Music for dancing was provided by loch, N. I. In addition to Ihe utual N. J, Daughter Virginia is the wife words. dsft, eats ind farm livMtotk, he of Dr. Alfred Truax, of Chester, N. The alTair was enjoyed by all hit vaetinited PBuHry and In one '., and herself is a nurse. The other ind proved to be a new social ex* In.tanc. nur.td a newborn bunny lauyhior, Louise, is the wife of Kd. rabbit ts healthy maturity. rard Anclrovotle Jr., of Durham, lericnee for most of the students- II,, where they publish a news, The Senior class wishes to thank he school administration for making During the early years lie look •aper. his possible and also expresses its jre of the carriage horses for I! ratitude to Mrs, Justine K. Kreps W, Leeds, which were made avail or her supervision throughout. able to patrons at the old Ch iironlt Introducing New irotel. He also was vet for 11 i-ds ihow farm ot Westvllle, Hospital Official Triple Threat Toaster Next to his love for his pjhciiK Now there's an electric toaster on >r, Bodgers has n dsep Interi •.! jnd he markei that does three slices at s active in volunteer firemen's uork ince. Te was president of the Cloiinstir County Firemen's Association the Unified Adi Bring Quick Rttulti econd oldest of Its kind m the Luncheon *. Dinner Businessman's Lunch Served 12 Noon to 3 P.M. FREE BOARDWALK PARKING • • • • • • • • • .Y*V« . .. • * , . • » » • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • « • , . « « • « • < > • • • • • • • • • • ' .'.»#•••••••• v* • •*•,*,," . ..•«•• * • * • • ' • * . « « • • « # • • • • • • • • • • * ' • " • ' • • " » • . • • • • • * • • • • • » . , . . . • « • • • •-• • • • • • • • • • • • • « * "HOTELS, STORES and RESTAURANTS SUPPLIED" John H. Norton WHOLESALE FRUIT - PRODUCE 12th Street and Asbury Avenue Phana Ocean City 1717 JOHN F IMIRIE JR Iiilrorfiitinr the now asswtant at minMialol of Shore Mtmori il II ^ pinl. who jcccnlh assumed hr rltitu s Mr Imllli! umi hole from the Jackson Mimond Ikispilil m Miami I la uhcu IIL \\j H iident jdminis tiatue nssistint He «nid thenundir I)i C C Ilillman, retired iMlîidiri tilii.il of lilt Arm} \ihij 1 t,i .iin/f.[l Uu ,uint.d forces blotitl |pinn'iim [hiring Woild Wjr 1 I A niuluilc of ll.iiii He Mllltnri Acndeni\ Jl rhallum Va, Mi Imi I1 ii' ,iKo ins ijiadmud from ihi> lUniitisilv of Klchmond with a | Hithtlor's depici- and holds j Mas lei b dent in admlnisti.ilho mull tint frtim (.iilumbu I'ntveisilv 111-* wilt. Sallie i\ n pidduile liliisi lionl tin Sihli v MLmoilnl Ho pil il Wishimlon n I rim haw I luii illllditll Bonim I lltn unit lohn IK lid Mi Iniillt tried in the I Arnu in Woild Wir I anil Koica Dennis Graduates 31 Thirty-one Eighth (iradtrs at the Dennis Township,Elementary School wcif iM'adiuilcd Monday in closing exercises in tile American Legion Hall, Sea Isle City. Diplomas were presented by Lewis II. Slmpkins, president of Ihe Township srliool hoard. HANDICAPPED Flint—Did you evpr win an ai-RU ment with your wife? Stone —Yes, once. It was years ilKO. Flint—What nljoul? stone—I doirt exactly remember tliut. nut I do remember very dis tinctly . that we were laying carpet nnd her mnuth was full of carpet tacks nl the time. Better Govt, Council Elects Lamanna, Sandman Assigned to Posts Vincent Ijimonna, of Sea Isle City, was reflected treasurer of the New jersey Conference for the Promotion of Better Government, at a dinner meeting in Princeton last week. Mayor Donald II. Scott, of Bloom- Held, was re-elected chairman of the group at a meeting which saw Ihe acceptance ^f 15 new members. Charles W. Sandman Jr., Republcan nominee for State Senator from thix county, was appointed to a livo man committee to contact nil members of Ihe legislature regarding the water supply problem. The Conference adopted a resolution urging speedy action by tho state to provide more adequate water supplies in various areas. The Republican group, dedicated to the fostering of better govern- ONI PAGE ment «t «n jevelf, Jtwjet senUUvet ironi ]B eountlM m one V. & Senator, two C men, five State S#nitdrt, II blymen, foilr county cJnlrrn»o.'' a number of leading mlmielMl" c M Cape May High , Has Class'of 43 ri ,(V, Cape May High School griduWwi'l[^ 43 members of tha Sanlor dut it , Convention Hall there Tu«tdjy. If)ff- J >,' lomas were presented by Mr*-l*' r '^ land C. Sharp, preildant of 'l^»' '< Board of Education, with P»ul ftiu Ensmlngcr, principal, makiqg :
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Page 5 and 6: Aviating „ Aligned Risk Plan 1 ;i
Page 7 and 8: ,.'\\ ^"V't-"^ THE OCIAN CITY SENTI
Page 9: SECI lifeguard Tests to be Televise
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Page 15 and 16: »QUR THE QCIAH CITY SENTINEL-LEDOE
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Page 23 and 24: It: illows nube, of CoinmbU SdttlMt
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Page 27 and 28: tA. Owners Are Enthusiastic Stairs
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