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Iffii 'AOE 8 —SECTION ONE Han Prom PotIstewn ."; Mr, and Mrs, Francis J, McHueh, jtoltstowti, Pa,, arc spending the lumner season at IS Asbury av. Summer on Park Place Mr. and MM. Robert W, Dietrich and family, of Philadelphia, are here for the season at 918 Park pi. "Where Friends Meet to Eat" SERVING BREAKFAST - LUNCHEON DINNER DELICIOUS SNACKS THE CHATTERBOX 9th Strett and Central Avenue PHONE 0717 FOR OUR FREE DELIVERY SERVICE Seaside Theatre Somers Point, N. Ji FRIDAY • SATURDAY, JUNE 17 , II VICTOR MATURE in CHIEF CRAZY HORSi Cinemascope SUNDAY • MONDAY, JUNE 19 • JO PHONE 3695 Adults. JOe SHELLEY WINTERS In MAMBO THIATRI CLOSED TUESDAY NIGHT WEDNESDAY . THURSDAY, JUNE 25 23 DOUBLE FEATURE PROGRAM KIRK DOUGLAS in THE RACERS IDA LUPINO \n WOMEN'S PRISON Children . 25c • BAKED LASAGNE, Imb. • RAVIOLI • ANTIPAITO • CHICKEN CACCIATORI SPICiAL MIATLiSS DISHES FOR FRIDAY • iAKED Vt CHICKIN • FRESH TOSSED SALAD • ITALIAN SPONGE CAKE (Cream 4 Fruit Filled} VOLTACO'S WIST AVINUI PHONi 0753 OCEAN CITY'S FINEST PHARMACY ESTABLISHED 1MO _ MODHNIIID IN IKS YOUR DOCTOR KNOWS REXALL PHARMACY 9th St. and Asbury Avenue PHONE 3535 MM OiLiVIRY SiRVICI (AtL SICTiONS OP OCIAN CITY) PRESCRIPTIONS OUR SPECIALTY J SKILLED PHARMACISTS AT YOUR SIRVICI A. A. SELVACN, R.P., H. C. SILVASN, P.P. i.f. DAY, R,P, OCIAN CITY'S ONLY COSMETIC SALON Our Cosmetician will be happy to help you with your Beauty and Hair needs. : All F.lr Tr.de Prices — Air Conditioned far Your Comfort Start Hours; 8:15 to 11 P. M. Daily Including Sunday IRCLE LIQUOR STORE On the Traffic Circle, Somers Paint, N. J. NO LUXURY TAX IN SOMERS POINT Complete Stock of POPULAR BRANDS IMPORTED and DOMESTIC •* WHISKEY * WIN! * LIQUOR 500 CASES ICE COLD BEER ON HAND AT ALL TIMES Graduates Show Talents at Pier Commencement Continued from page 1 ever," Wlrtr r.port.d that 30 of Hi. 94 graduate! have been •ccepled by celltgn. all over the country. Member, of (III (iaif hive received scholarship! at Rutgerl, Unlvertlty of Btlawm, Ltiille College and Dauglai College. , One member of the elass is en. rolled in the new Air Force Academy ,u be opened In Colorado, he report, ed. Nine will 1 enter "oilier armed services. Five will enter teacher college, six will go to nursini school and two have been awarded music ichalarships. Sally Mlehele Laird demonstrated lie "fine am" tauiht at the school, which she said, "are a vital purl of he trainirrfi of young people." Miss Laird deftly completed a pas, el drawing of a profile (o demonstrate ihe result of her studies and training In the art class of the school. "Even though we may never become artists," she said, "our train- Ing in art enables us to find a deep, er appreciation of art." Jean Ann Wilde played a piano Interlude while Miss Laird sketched, "Industrial Arts" WSI Hi* sub jeer of a brief talk by Angelina Langs, She explained the hems making subjects for girls and ihe manual iubjitft far bsyi offered by fhs sehaol. "This* arts," she said, "are essential In the well, rounded training sf young people as home makers and skilled workers In their carters," Prank, II, Wickes, in an address on "aililKiics," explained the intramural and varsity sports program at the 4'hool. The program at Ocean City High Sehqul "reaches all individualj, nnd nut just the star athletes, as is Ihe ea»p in many high schools," he said. due of the most impressive and inspirinM talks of the evening was the recitation of Stephen Vincfnt Uenel's "Nightmare at Noon," by Illlmar it, Louis, class president. i'hi' theme of the work was prepafednens in the face of the lumiilluuus atmosphere of the world to. day. The recitation hinted at (hu cumplacenty of the people of fills country and the apparent erroneous attituile that •'there is plenty of time" to prepare. The address spoke uf similar altitudes In Holland and fither Ktiropean countries before being erijjiilieii by the Nad hordes. Making the recitation more lm. presslve was the knowledge of many of. the audience of parents and' friends that jLouls his been In this gauntry only three years and wet a bey In Holland at the time the tragedy of which hi spake actually occurred. Results of the vocal music trainnu' presented at the school were demonstraled to the enjoyment of the audience by the .Senior mem. bers of the a capflla choir. They §any "Madame .leanetle," with Miss Helen Derrick difeclini;, Sis members oi the graduating class eoniposeri a brass choir prcseiiiitiM 'Where E'er You WalkO to demonstrate the hislrumentnl rmisle training otFei'ed students. The chiss was recommended for Eirailualinn by Principal neorê W, Meyer find presented fur diplomas by Ur, Charles B, Piereu, stiperiiitendem of schools, Mr, Smith, prior to presenting the diplomas, addressed the grid, uates as "classmates." Hi touched on the nostalgic In recalling that 30 years ago the commencement exercise program provided for the president of the Junior class to address the Senior class president arid wish th# graduates "farewell and luck," In 1028, Mr. Smith recalled, he was the Junior class president who mude.the address lo John K, Devlne, Senior class, president. . At that time I addressed that yroup as' 'classmates,' And allhuuuh we are removed by 30 years, to me ! you, loo, are 'classmates,*" he 1 said. I The invocation' was by ihi- Rev. David P. Wright, pastor of the j Ocean City Baptist Church, and the benediction was ylven by the Rev. Forrest E. Vainihan, rector of Holy Trinity Episcopal Church. ' The high school band, under the direction of Paul 11, Weil, played the traditional "Pomp and Cireum. italics," by Elyar, for the procesiiunal, and f'oldmarTs "On Parade" for the exit of the graduates. The band also played an overture of Deep River Rhapsody" anil "Bug. ler's Holiday," . Class officers arc Illlmar Louis, president; Charles Richard McDowell. vice president; Geraldine Ann Chadwiek, secretary, arid Mary Ellen Sharp, treasurer. Glenside Folk Arrive. .Mr, and Mrs, Ralph R. Ross and family of Olenside, Pa., are spending June and July at MB St. James 'pi. NEW JERSEY NATURAL GAS CO. Preferred and Common Stocks A Recent Report on WOODCOCK, HISS & CO., INC. Niw York St«k Ixchingt Phlli.B.lto. Stock Ixchinia 12) SOUTH BROAD STREET PHILADf LPHIA *, PA. KINCSLEY 5-7JM Ciry RfprtMnlillM ARTHUR L, BATTEN 141 BRIGHTON PLACE Phone 3234 Evening* and WMk End* THE OCEAN CITY SBMTiNEU.IDOEft Local Boys Gain Lifeguard Posts Available positions on the Ocean City Beach Patrol this summer were reduced to about 20 as the result of the successful completion of a swim, mlng test by five Ocean City Ilish School bgys Wednesday. The swim for the local candlclales is the customary preference test to give joca! applicants first opportu. nity for e^stln^ jobs. The opiMi test will be conducted fiaturday HI III a. m, on the iOlh st, beach. Capt. Thsmas Williams reported that prler te the preference test JOHNSTONE'S 858 ASBURY AVENUE Serving BREAKFAST Wednesday there were approximately IS poiltlonl open. He added that at leait 50 candldilei have applied far the !B |«bi new available, and the competition In Saturday's swim should be keen it • result of Jhe limited number of openings. The five candidates were required to complete'the half-mile ocean swim in SB minutes to qualify. Only one failed to finish in the alloted time, but be was a strong swimmer and will be given further tests, Capt, Williams said. The successful candidates and their times were James Callaehan, IMS Shore rd,, Llnwood, 23:30; Arthur Ford, 414 New York av,, Som. ers Point, S4!40; Edward Holmes, 23 Warwick rd,, 34;afl; William Cox, 40(1 LUNCH - DINNER (CLOSiD MONDAYS) P-U A YS O UiS.E iOMIRS POINT" - "Gateway of the Stars" GRAND OPENING J U N E 21 and for one week Nightly it B:4S P. M, Saturday, June 25, two showt, 7 and 9:30 P.'M. Jonathan Dwight presents CONSTANCE BENNETT •n "SABRINA FAIR*' With TOD ANDREWS, Morjorie Gateson, Virginia Brian ' PRICIS: $3.00, $2.40 GIT SIASON TICKBTS $1.80 rax Ine, AT ORIAT SAVINGS Don't Delay! Join the Crowds! Make Reservations Now! CALL SOMIRS POINT 3321 OIANT PARKING ARIA AIR COOLID THEATRt Coming June 28—SIDNEY BLACKMER as Capt, Queeg in Caine Mutiny Court Martial I ATLANTIC and ABSECON DRIVE-IN THEATRES | Program Week Beginning June 17th ATLANTIC = ~ ~~ ABSECON DRIVE-IN Fri. and Sat. June 17 . It In Cinoscope Strange Lady in Town Starring: Greer Garson •nd Dana Andrews On The Sim* Proiram "The Unholy Four" with Paulette Goddard Ofi» Hour ef Color Cartoons far the Kiddles Friday Nltil . Syn,. Man,. Tuej,, June If, 18, SI In Cinescope & Technicolor "Violent Saturday" Victor Mature —— ALSO Raymond Massey in "Seven Angry Men" Wwi. .ThMrs, Juno 11- J) Brodariek Crawford and ' Richard Conte in , New York Confidential — ALSO — . "New .Orleans Uicensored" with Beverly Garland Rememberl Thursday li luck NIMI Bring the Whole Family, $1.00 plus Us, Frl. and Sat. June 17 • 18 In Cinescope & Technicolor "Hell & High Water" with Richard Widmark — . ALSO — Charlie Chaplin, Jr., in "Fangs of the Wild" One Hsur ef Color Cartoons far the Klddlei Friday Nltel Sun, .Men, ' June If-20 In Cinemascope , "Desiree" Starring Marlon Brando and Jean Simmons — ALSO _ ^ "An Annapolis Story" Starring John Derek and Diana Lynn Tutsday . Wednesday . Thursday June 21 - 31 and 23 "There's No Business Like Show Business" In Cinemaseop* Marilyn Monroe, Dan Dailey Donald O'Connor . . Johnnie. Ray Ethel Merman, Mitii Gaynor — ALSO — "Diamond City", Large Playground Areas—Free Pony Ridus—Refrtihery feiturlng tasty snacks far all at both Theatres. Wesley av,, 24;30; and Dud Doiijlierty, 2331 Ccnlral'av., 2?,'0O: The candidates will now be school, ed In handling lifeboats, can buoys and other lifesaylnB equlptnenl,, alons with first aid, with their train- MOM CEEl'S SUB SHOP 1201 Simpson Avenue Phons 1573 Subs.,, 50c Large Pizza... S 1.00 Spaghetti and Meat Balls Meat Ball and Steak Sandwiches Ravioli and Meat Balls Ing scheduled tor eninpletlnn by June 2.1. ' • Mr. nliil Mrs. AihCi'l Vi. Irlnn nnd family, Phlliulolphlii, arc Miivini: m 811 I'nrk ;il, for lite srason. ASBURY CLEANERS 925 Asbury Avenue FREE MOTHPROOFING ON ALL GARMENTS! Pkk-Up and Delivery PHONI O.C. 2681 OPEN Sth ST.arurWiSLiY PHONI MM EVfNING SHOWS STARTING 7:15 MATINf I DAILY STARTINO |AT I THU, • SAT. JUNE 16- 18 MON. • WID. JUNE 20 • 22 THU. SAT. JUNE 16. II MON, • WID. JUNI 20. 22 THU, - SAT. JUNE 16-18 MON.. WID. JUNI 20 • 22 CIARKGABIE SUSAN Hflvw Frdm the Novel by Kite O'Brien FORTUNE n Ihe Winder o( High rdtlny ITtRMPHONIC SOUNB COIOI 6, DtiuJI . «J|[giHQMiCtKiJ| I GILBERT ROLAND" Iriiij fjsNcoist ROSA ;••-. BiNNis PRICE Print b^ T1GMNICOL ph "s mo/ * * MUSl£ TO THE wrt ?° r-nsi will he Toil Auilri-ws, yiiilil" liriiailwiiy fiiiil TV veli'i-aii. sviio replaced Joseiili Cotten a-i Linus Lari'iibrv Jr. in I In- Mew ^'iM'k iiriiducllun or "Snlirina Piilr," Aninna Andrews'. nthi'P frotlllH wan I hi 1 Mile roll' iii ihe national mm. pany ed "Misier Hulnuis." Anoiher mcmlwr of the .Broadway t-ani, %'irulni.i Hiiati, will In* soen In tin' Miili'iray iiriênlaliiin, A native ul Tri'iiinn. N. ,1., she slum li'.idini: J rules in si'vural Syw York proiitirlion*., inrlmliiiu "Hiiynl Vaanliund," "Mary" iiiiil •Jntk and Jill." She re. lurni'ij Irfmi ri'tirehieiii ty rcpliiei' fill lik'cn Nesbiti as Maude Uarrabee in "Siihrlnii Kair," She will play the ^nmo \nir\ ai ihe Gateway. Marjsrie Gateion, veteran af over 100 movies and s«ver«l New York musicals, U cast As Julia Me. Klnioek, a It-plus rnagailni editor whs still dreamt sf her Paris I flint. Mils Sateion previously ! worked with Miss Bennett a few years jbatk In the film "Passage West," A Philadi'lpliia natlvp, Earlr Mayo, is iiiinthcr ini'inliL'^ of I hi 1 tialuway casi. A wasiinud veieniii nf till! ihuatr* 1 and movit's, ht> iiiurt'd for "t'Vi'ial si'jiMins with •'Twin Hi'ils," jippeai'i'U in a lliinihor nf tiperi'tias ,md .liiirud wiih Klizahi'lh Heruner -in-*"l'ln'"'l 1 wo Mrs, Ciiii'cills." lie play, llie liili 1 uf Linus lîrrabce Hr., a woalihy, hiali Mii-li'iy i.uiia Isldndrr with a hobby of ritiuiuliim fiinwnU, oilier membiM's nf ihe »| iiii'luile I.ailier liavis a* David Larrabi'e, Kiiihariiii' t'iilei' as Maranrel, Diana Mariani a^ UiTtt'lU'n, Htaidt'y C'ublcy as Kairchlld. Philip Pi-indlc IIH Paul |)'Aii!i'iisi)n ami L'anil . Mvrviiilinn, Keiinelli (.'unpin',''Ann Merlin nnil Iliinild Clark, •a Miss McriMHliiin, a fii^l yiîr At'|, : ors Kqiiily jippri'iiilci'. halls 'rum Vi'ntnui', N, ,1. She is a uratlualii'iil' Atliimic (.'My Illuh Si'lioul, Miss Merliii, wliusi' honiii Is Philadeliiliin, is a sercjnd year ai^sfeiiiiru. Miss t'aine. Mayo and Prinllle are 'sidtnt mwiibera uf ihg tiattvvay inipany anil uili Ije seen in other (idutllons iltiriiiu the siiinmi'r. THE OCCAM CITY SINTiNEL-LePOCR PAOI 1 —SICTiON TW| CONSTANCE BENNETT "Snliriiia Fair" is beiiia Htaju'd by ndiuwH, William Whitlni! Is (IninH ie sci'iiie (li-siun. EtlMar Klfiten, ri's. piii natuway ilirei'tniN is |ii ! oduelion diii-i'tnr, Ciiiiaiii time each cvpnina in SAS p. in., wild the trxt'pplian of a Saturilay when two shows lire Miven, 7 anil ii:;iii p. m. South End Plans Bicycle Parade Entries invited for July 4 Program Kniries for II colorful Iticyck' pa. :-ailr anil uala sports pro'firam fur •hildriMi mi July fourth were invited Mils weuk liy the Koiith Oeeau t'ily Imiiiuveineiit Assoeiatiim, r'ulliiu Shurt, chairman of ihi< Kiradi'. annuiinrcil that |he hike inBuaiit will bi> stasii'd at ii a, ni Inly 4 with theruiue riinnhia on ..Vnirar av, from Slsi M. tu miili st The parade will be In four age . 'oupji juveniles up ,to 6 years ef age; fancy and comic divisions for youngsters front e to 16; and adults from lo up, . Kntrlu are now beiiiif taken at thr Ot-ean Drive Paint anil Hardware Store, aim SSth si., and will be ati'1'iiii'd ii|( t» anil iiuliidiuif July a. The bicycle event will precede the annual sports and game pro. gram staged by ithe Association on the beach at J9th st. far youngsters of the neighborhood. While the sports program Is restricted, the hleyele parade Is open to all blhe riders on .the Island. , The Association's pram-am will net untli'i- way oil June 23, with the lirst mc-ctini!. card party arid ijiiesi niuhi at Chapel Hall, Satli st.* and'Asbury av. Prises will be ofTered, School Rules for Korean Vets VA Director Warns of Starting Deadline Inseph F I) Hern mmagcr of the Nnsaik %A Btjionjl Ofllce this \iprk issntU a roundup of rules dcil int Kith ihi. liirie\i.ai stiriint> ikad line lut Kuriari t.l |j,|| inlnino Under ihe h« \rlirann aetuilh jniril Hlail ihfir Gl cniirip!, within time uir« I mm Hie line uf then M'p.il.moil fuim thL armed furrt« m uldci In ronlinln ifierHard^ Mi o Hern said it is not sumcient Im a icliran to lil. jn ipplieatron hefoi e the dtailhnL with the inli'nti.m o| itjrlmp afterwards Ho must enroll in ind lit!,lii inn ionise in jih mil •it liii diadjnu ttirtlu imoiL lining stirted in limt In mu»! bt in luinlni, un hu (lioillinc HaiL imlm his allendinrr hi en mi,nnpii-il i» ihi. sLimmei llinn in fm ,,ime olhei c\cu. A. V. Anxlliarv HijihliMht.s will inelude I ho annual past state commanders luncheon at noon .Sntiirduy. a bom ride at 2 p. m. today, and the annual banquet liilliorrow t'Vt'iiinf;, COIORIHAHQIMK- Wrilt Uft May Ctimlt IfUf (tmmllilu, *t f«»r> Kim, H J SATURDAY, JUNE 18th ON 34th STREET BETWEEN ASIURY and BAY AVENUES Hurry S. Adams, Jr. & William lateion, Preps, OPEN DAILY . o All r outi N o t * 11 o p u [ w r_r; Here's fresh, soft frozen flavor it its finest , , . whale- some, delicious Dairy Queen, juit sample a luscious, nioulhwalering Dairy Queen sundae or a thtck, smooth shake or malt. You'll discover Diiry Queen tastes better! Because, Dairy Queen is froien just seconds before you eat it. And Dairy Queen is healthful, toe, because it's made from fresh, whole milk. Stop at our new Dairy Queen store on Grand Opening Days. Enjoy Dairy Queen. It's SO good! REFRIGERATION and WALK IN COOLER by CHATTIN RIFRIGiRATiON Commercial — Domestic 1116 Asbury Ave, Phone 3061 WE DID IT AGAIN Another Commercial Electrical Installation by IRVIN JOHNSON, Jr. & Co, Electrical Contractors 944 Asbury Aye. Phone 1591 CONGRATULATIONS from BRiNT YOUNG RIO. ARCHITfCT New Jersey and Penna. S01 Asbury Ave, Phone 2854 CONGRATULATIONS From LIMPERT BROS, Inc. Ice Cream Toppings and Flavors VINELAND, N. J. USE OUR CLASSIFIED ADI FOR QUICK RESULTS Summer Tutoring 4 Professional Service Rendered By a Select Staff Individualized Programs Arranged far Private and Public High School, College or Elementary Students FOREIGN LANGUAGES REMEDIAL READING SOCIAL STUDIM ARITHMITiC MATHEMATICS TYPlWRITiNO INOLISH SHORTHAND SCIENCES intensive Coaching Courses ESTABLISHED ,?41 12 W, Fiffitnrh Street Ocean City 2330-W PUBLIC INVITED to the MUSIC MELORAMA Sponsored by Artisans Order of Mutual Protection Friday, June 24th, 8:30 P. M. CONVENTiON HALL 'Music fay Artisans Memorial Post 120 American Legion POST BAND IT'S FREE - NO ADMISSION or COLLECTIONS OPENING SPECIAL PLUMBING Installed by CHARLES C, PALERMO Westinghouse Appliances 1447 Aibury Ave. Phone 0166 CEMENT Work by LEON COSTELLO& SONS, Inc. 1001 Simpson Ave. Phone 2239 m
It: illows nube, of CoinmbU SdttlMtle Fiw A«soclat(on r,»v» Sdlior, DOLORES WORKMAN : ttditor, bottom CAMERON "' *ilctutj Advisor, JAMES B. KnU MABIONSWABTZ, JEAN BLAKE trscy Group I championship track school enrollment will be consider- ere given by the school, and by the !am. They were Ted Ford, Ed Be ably higher than this year/: Enroll- ocal clubs of Ocean City ingcr, Charles Hadtke, Joe Kennedy, ment is as follows, although there Ihorles McDowell, Frank Wickes, The awjids were as follows- may be changes of up to 50 more Illl Wirtz, Lou Davis, Wayne Thomp Women's Research Club award for people: Seniors—140; Juniors—123; asp Cor an, Tom Adams, Charles Bowman, joy and girl with highest average in Sophomores—168; and Freshmen— par pom* ayne Myers, Al DeSantis, Wayne English foi last tluec ycais in high 163. inner, Bill Cason, and Carl Mo- chool, $10 'each, Alice Koch and ;ttl. Yank Wjckcs Awards also went to the winners Kiwams Club award to boy and the track men's decathlon. They :irl with highest soholastic average, ere Wayne Myers, Carl MOretti, 25 Savings Bond, awarded at lunch- FOR YEARS FOR QUALITY nd Al DeSontis. on, Mary Sharp and Edward Scott Readers Digest' subscription for Outstanding Athletic Awards, ne year to Valedictorian, Mary which require 25 ipolnts, -were pre- harp sented to eight nthletei, the largest number in O, C. H. 6. history. Cjicnustry Award. $5 given annual AWNINGS They were Frank Wickes, Sam by an intciested citizen, Frank Fogiio, Joe Kennedy, Ted Ford, Vickcs Chlejc McDowell, Bernard Carter, D. A R Good Cituen, Barbara George Coder and* Mate Davis. 'ord Wf HAVE A COMPLETE LINE OF MATERIALS - DRAPERY HARDWARE VENETIAN BLINDS CALL US FOR A FREE ESTIMATE 725 ASBURY AVENUE PHONE 1606 The captains for next year's teams were then announced. They are: Football Co-Capts., John Dol Corio and Dave Lodcr; Basketball, Phil Uubcr; Baseball, Charles Bowman; Baseball-Track, Wayne Winner. The program next featured the presentation of the championship trophies to George W. Meyer, principal.. Phil Iluber presented the Cape- Atlantic League J. V. Basketball {Championship trophy, Joe Kennedy presented the Cape Atlantic League baseball championship trophy. The Cape Atlantic League track championship trophy was presented by Frank Wltekcs. Ted Ford presented the South Jersey track championship trophy, The program was concluded with a word of appreciation from Mr. Meyer toward the people who made I these trophies and honors possible. Rotary Club Junior Rotarian, Yank WiLkes American Legion Boys State Hepesenlatives, James Jeffries and John iclCono American Legion Girls State Rep escnlativc, Adelaide Titus Douglass College Citizenship Inlitutc, sponsored by Federated Vomcn's Clubs lleseaicli Club, Ma- Is Aycis, Women's Club, Gail iridegam, Civic Club, Jojce Harins. Colony Club, Carol Turner Principal's Award for Service, $10. oseph Newsome Civics Award, ClwrlC5 Palmer Das Medal, Kathleen Lynch Women's Club United" Nations wards, $5 each, Kathleen Lynch and oyco Fctcrion D A R Home Economics Pins: nothing, Marian Rasmussen; Foods, [orma Capcza Dramatics Award, $5, Carmen Doene Women's Club Art Award, $5, Sal- Laird Home Economics Award, $5 each, lothing, Angelina Longo, Foods, lebocca Barksdalc; Betty Crocker's Picture Cook Bdok, Janice .Dullcy; Betty Crocket'b Good and Euiy Cook Book, Marlon Cason: Instrumental illvcr Halncs Music Awaid, $5, cense Fee ow Due!! Vocal Mufcle Awards, Arion Founatlon Medal and Pin, Frank Vickcs; $10, Mary Sharp. Gregg Medal for Stenographic Proidency, Patricia Wriggins Rotary Ann Award In Business Edcation, ?10, Patricia Wriggins. American Legion Award to 8th •radc boy and girl for Honor, Courige, Scholarship, Leadership apd Service, Constance Money ana David Ilizzard. ''" 1 Rotary Scholarship medals awarda at dinner: 12th grade, Mary >harp, Edward Scott; Tlth grade, lary Jane^Scott, William Strathnann; 'lOjJi grade, Sandra Weber, "Ullam Scebaugh; Dth grade, Bertha Now every homeowner in the Garden State can enjoy modern radiant heat. USKON radiant electric pdnels are made of all-safe conductive rubber, psKON panels radiate warmth from the ceiling...allow you to dress any day as you would on a balmy summer day. USKON gives you the radiant warmth you want in any roomataflickofaswitcji.' ' ' '• ' ' ANCE No. 597 and Amended Ordinance 768 all MERCANTILE LICENSE FEES shall be due and the office of tfie (Cit/ Clerk in City Hall, Ocean City, ST DAY Of JUNE in each year, and shall expire ebb, Robert Schilling; 8th grade, Helen Floyd, Sunway Lee; 7th grade, Carolyn Johnson, Matthew HutmAkcr Billows Awards Outstanding, Dolores Workman, 3ail Aman, Connie Cameron; Major Words, Steve Cake( Mary '>t(ane *ott, Phebc Turner, Nlkkl Clark, Mike Johnson, Sandy FInkbelner, jeorglna. Blake; Certificates, Joyce WaMclmv Marten Smettz,* Mary Hawhorne/ Bat-bara bootit' ' Scholarship Awards: NO TANKS, FURNACIS; CLANKING RADIATORS - you don't even need a basement. Every cubic inch of your home is Uyingwom. ' ' "'" ,""' such paymenj. isnge Chn> Scholarship, $300, ..... Wkttes.'' VfanufnV Oub Scholarship for fu- ^ f «ny *?etion of this Ordinance shall teacher, $200, Arthur Collins. Honor Society Scholarship, flop, h ' '' NO FJgE HAZARDS - USKON panels arc fireproof, shockproof, completely insulated, approved by Underwriters' Laboratories; Inc. "USKON is the safe heat, and is never hot to'the touch.' ' , " b*fo)» Hie Magistrate be subject to a fine. r. :EGINA B. RODGERS, City Chrk. urging, f 100, Sally Ijunl.' v ' ' Venture 'Olub Scholarship, $100, \ngellna Longo. Student Council Scholarship, »100, Arthur Collins. Colony Olub Scholarship, 4th year Charles Olden, |E00. More
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