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iON WHJtf > v - PISHING IS FUN FOR VOUNG and OLD BOATERS ATTENTION! 16' Seafarer THE BIG Rugged Boat ,fe IDEAL FOR: g and Family Use Lerigth—16' • Depth—28" • Beam—64" • Weight—320 lbs. ONLY $ 480 ALL Accf SSORIIS AVAILABLE OCEAN CITY BOAT WORKS 19 PLEASURE AVENUE OCIAN CITY 1110 *•* Our Oth>r tHu ValbM !, a>a,ny at Substantial Saving* Matty a girl goes to college with Ute Intention of making a name for herself and winds up turning Uio Job over to some man. MAY'S Boat Vard & Basin 12lh ST. it BAYFRONT U-DRIVE 16-FT. POWER BOATS For R.nt by Day or Half Day Rowboats for Hire BAIT - TACKLE Marine Gas and Oil Full Line of MARINE PAINT and ACCESSORIES DEEP SEA FISHING BOATS •tai-W leaving Daily at 9 A. M. BAIT and TACKLE FURNISHED ROW BOATS FOR HIRE CHARTER BOATS FOR HIRE ALLEN'S DOCKS [Fourth and Bay Avenues Phone 8513 OCEAN PIER FISHING DAY or NiGHT 59th ST. PIER \N ANGLERS PARADISE % MILE INTO THE SEA >\" -' ||Tdckl« Furnished at Slightly Additional Cost Picnic Privileges — Luncheonette i. J I* cr\ ALL REDUCED RATES ^ClUITS DUC DAY FOR CHILDREN COME *nd GO PRIVILEGE ' SEASON TICKETS OFFER A REAL SAVING AMPLE FREE PARKING YWllKBDTHESE OUTSTANDING VALUES: rlass Tackle Box "££S?. $ 9.95 I,Reel, Line "£".'11.95 ^SPECIAL FOR THE KIDDIES) LEVEL WIND P# asting Reel S $S95 *3.00 ^ KIDDIES' LIFEGUARD VEST KEEPS YOUR CHILD SAFE AT PLAY IN OR ON THE WATER $*> AO Reg. $450 SPECIALl O.4V ,i j - > . SPINNING REELS National Popular Makes '.^D.Diffaraiit-ltocls to Choose From Galling Embryo Tennis Players Instruction Classes •Planned by Johnson Again thii year, beginning tennli players can learn the sport from a professiorml tennli Mpsrt at ,thi Ocean City Tennij Club,, Wallace P. Johnson, fanner United States Davis Cup player and present tennis and squash cwaoh at the University of Pennsylvania, again will be In charge «f ihe club for Uie ium. mer. Novices of the racket sport can register Immediately for dosses by signing at Ihe club or by phone. Mr, Johnson wUl instruct ihe classes every Monday and Wednesday at 9 a. m.. beginning about July 1. Future events scheduled at Uie 14. court club this summer include the Junior Atlantic Coast tournament set for the first week in August for girts and boyi in age groups IB and under and IS and under. The annual Harvey Y, -Lake Mem. orlal Tennis Tournament for men's singles and doubles championships is set to begin the second week of August. Large Fish In County Listed Philadelphian Wins Weekly Contest Prize Fred Burrows, of 840 East Ashmead -St., Philadelphia, was declared the weekly winner In Cape May County's 20th Annual Fishing Contest, it was announced by Walter H, "Veen, director of public affairs. Burrows submitted his entry of a hree pound, nine ounce flounder which he hooked at Townsend's Inof. The entry was turned in by iighmaster Dave Glassford. The largest flounder caught (luring he week was recorded by E. F, Kayser Jr., of Thorofare, while fishing et Slrathmere. It tipped the •ales at 7 pounds 4 ounces. The largest weakfiih wit hooked by Lester Nictwrion, South Seavide, and weighed eight pounds, 14 eunen. The runner up weakle was one which weighed eight pounds, two ounces, caught by William L. Kane, North Wlldwood. Elmer S. Shelly, Lansdale, Pa., sub. lilted an entry of a hlueiish, which relahed nine pounds, three ounces, ittested to by Edward Cornman, Jcean City. While flishing out of Ottciis Harlor, WIldwyocL' William K. Knes-. .ant, Oibbsluwn, caught the larjiost .ailing of the week, weighing 11 pounds, 14 ounces. New Castle Stakes is Delaware Park Feature One of Delaware Park's busiest i weeks Is about to come to a close, with the biggest attraction slated for Saturday when the $38,000 New Cas. tie Stakes—middle gem in the qiia'i 1 -. er-milliun dollar Distaff Big Three ierles—is the magnet at the Stan- .on oval, • The«New Castle, until this year the pnly "hundrod.grander" anywhere in the, world for fillies and mares, is now replaced by the 1150,000 Delaware Handicap in that capacity. For the past two years, the New Castle was a $100,000 added, mile and a quarter handicap. This season, it serves as a mile and a sixteenth ma. ]or prep for its successor, the Delaware Handicap, The Distaff Big three, a sequence of £iliy.and-mjre specials unmatched anywhere, began with lasl week end's rich Delaware Oaks, restricted three.year.ojds. Both the "new" New Castle and ihe newly-named Delaware Handicap (scheduled for Saturday, July 2) are open to fillies I and mares three-years-old and up. ward. The climactic Delaware is a mile and a quarter classic, inheriting the distance of the "old" New Castle. The New Castle attracted a record list of 188 nominations, and from that impressive contingent should conic a staitiny line-up worthy of thr ot-tabion THE QCEAM CITY They Paced Beach Patrol Atpirdnh THREE FASTEST swimmers in qualifying test for Beach Patrol jobs are congratulated by Patrol Cant. Thomas Williams, They are Nelson Baker, of PhiladelphlS, left, who finished third- Lee Spampinato, second, of Bronx, N. Y,, and Al BrothBrs, first place, of Philadelphia.—Senior Studio photo. ' Around the Fishing Beat By DEAN ENGLISH Flounders were the mainstay this week as fishing crowds slowly in. creased in the watera surrounding the city. Heavy fog over the week end disappointed some would-be anglers who has a difficult time finding their favorite spots In the bad weather. With Increasingly better weather and the closing of schools hi the metropolitan areas, hopes are high that the coming week end's catch will be a good one. Fete Graham, at Anchor'n Point, 200 Bay av., reports that there were many people out over the week end and nobody should have been disappointed, since every party had some luck. < Fred Brinkman, of this city, was the champ, however, as he pulled in 84 flounders on Sunday, Bill Brinkman, along with Dick Raymond, got 35 flounders the same day. The- same two men brought back three bushels of clams on the trip—big ones, too, according to the report, A party from Ohio brought in 20 flounders on Monday, Graham adds, * 4 * Fishermen leaving fromJSfeelman'g dock at 2nB "it. M Bay'avSWii trie "Seaway" Monday had little luck until the last hour, when it picked up considerably and some good sea bass and a few porgies were boated. The fog on Sunday made the sport dif. ficult, but some flounder were brought back, including one weighing In at four pounds, ". . • • ' * • . Flounders and a few kings were reported by Lemont's pier at 308 Bay av. on Sunday and Monday. Dene Lukens, Frank Shaw and "Eddie Moran, of Philadelphia, were the top anglers on Sunday, This group captured 59 flounders and one lone weakflsh. Lukens and Moran went out again on Monday and brought back 37 more of the same kind. Other good catches of flounder reported at Lemont's were IB caught by Harry Klause and j; P, Miller of Ocean Cityi the same number landed by James Buckley and his daughter and son-in-law tram Darby, Pa,, and. IB credited to Norman Harbolt, of Philly, Late last week, Sam Wilson, of the rertrt, landed a large perch in addition to about 20 kingfish and flounders, Bill Travllla of Philadel. phia brought in nine flounders on Monday and Mrs, -Hughes, Miss Camarola and young Robbie Hughes pulled eight flounders out of the bay ihe same day. Half of the latter to< tal was pulled out by young Hughes, * a ts . Captain Ted Allen at Allen's at 324 Bay av. -reports that crowds fishing off the public pier at the loot of 4th st. were having good luck and pulled in at least 75 flounders on Sunday, Over the week end, Hank Collins, VHIS IS CALLED GIRL SKIPPING ROPE „ IT*! AN ABSTRACT BY A GUY CALLED _ SACK; WE D ILWOODJCAHLEY at the Hammond For Your Dining Pleasure Also ivery Evening Until 2 A. M. FREE PARKING FOR OUR GUESTS AT 39TH STRUT and LANDIS AVINUI DELAWARi PARK TH0R0UGHBREV RACING AT ITS MST Saturday, June 25 feature THE NEW CASTLE Estimated Gross—$35,000 t and Mares, Thret-year-oldi and upward—One mi/f Saturday, July 2 THE DELAWARE HANDICAP.ISSX Riehtst Ran in the World jar Fillies and Marts fililti and Main, Three-year-olds and upward—One mlk and a quarter , • ' • ' * * * , 8 RACK DAILY—MONDAYS THRU SAfURDAYS-THRU JULY 4 Post Time 2:00 P.M. (Daily Double closes 1:45 PM—D.S.T.) - . _ * • * ' . * • ' : Regular parking—25« Valet Parking—5Oc additional Available Through All Entrances Come to Delaware Park via The Delaware Memorial Bridge and follow the directional sign*. FASHION SHOW THURSDAYS—on fashion stage in front of grandstand at 12t3O P.M. —and laler in clubhouse dining room. See a thrilling race every day on TV—Channel 1? • 4:30 to 5:00 P-Mand POST TIME U.S.A. at 7:15 P.M. Fridays on Same Channel THE DELAWARE STEEPLECHASE AND RACE ASSOCIATION DONALD P. ROSS, Fntidtnl UWIS S MUNSON, Jr, TreoiurW BRYAN FiaD. Vict-Pni; and Ctn. Mgr. B, H. WOOD, Sm. and Ah'l Tnat. H«W ;:+ df f 11 n' On «nd Gossip of JiuffUboird Club H H, PARKS 8AKBR av»Uable courts • weic atunJay, and the cement had men working on flit needed ottantfon «~t progressive tournameiU l will be held on Monng, July 4, at 10 o'dock open to Bll Who care" to lb members or not. cn progressives, howe held on Saturdays at 2 on Wednesdays at 8 p m, yjptftcd t» members only «i ire IB yeara of age or older JA to enter any of these touraSTtonttct any of the follow- Tjius Henry, Charles Hnls- ,WHli»m Miller, Howard Turk- L and Watson Lambert. The "' and you rccdvo In ex- Fishing Contest to be Returned ,„ . ended in a drau and WH1 be renewed tomorrow at the local club EDMUND L. / WISHAM Ing will be constructed over the Pennsylvania Railroad tracks in New PjUy by the Pentagon, Chicago's rt and lhe Emplrc KT1Xr — REALTOR — "W« Sail The Earth and What'. On It" HO OCEAN AVE. PHONE 0900 LISTINGS SOLICITED SALES and RENTALS Opportunity - Action - Results BEAUTIFUL NEW RANCH HOME Splendid location, spacious (•ndieipttl grounds. 3 large Mrootnt, living room with fireplace, dining room, full HI* kitchen, tilt bath. Utility ream and garage. Modern forced hot air heat. All for only $19,500. LOVELY BAY VIEW COTTAGE All the advantages of bay view living at a fraction of the prevailing cost. Living roam, dining room, kitchen, 3 bedrooms and bath. Hot water heat. Sacrifice, $7,950. ATTRACTIVE HOME 3 bedrooms plus ill other convenience In thii complete home, modestly furnished, plus furnished apartment over garage. All for the price of $11,500.00. FORREST R. BRIDEGAM INSURANCE and REAL ESTATE PHONE: O.C. 0953 & 2668 516 EIGHTH STREET NO TELEPHONE INFORMATION PLEASE Inspection is a Pleasant Service; Call at Our Office CAREY'S REAL ESTATE SERVICIS "O.#r JO run Expirlinc. In O«.m City *••• !•»•••" 15th St. and Boardwalk Phone 0178 MR. .hd MM. T. 40HH CAREY. Ov.nirihlp^»n.s.n1illt FOR SALE - NEW HOMES BUNGALOW ALOW 2032 W«t Aw l.vh,e rwm, 1 b.dre-.m., t.l. brih, UWra* n.rt.rpd w.llfc 911 h,.t. Wo«l rt..k « * * G I* W. City ..w.r. IbUNGALOW 2036 West Av§> l 2 tll.'bi«,^ IMn» .»> *"* Ul *'"' . G,r,g., |,«t Stf- x 1J0-- City «•»«'. IJUNGALOW 2 320 Weif Atfi ' i til* b*lh. Heated. C#n bt 1812 Asbury Ave * k ^ tB THE ittrong |bld for the crown Is a team from the IChatterbox, made up of Ocean City High School's Croup 1 state ichamps for 1955. Other teams tentatively set for league play ore Herl's, Iliiguntine, Fiesta, llanscom's, Raiders, and the Undersized Lobsters Against State Law The State Division of Flsli and Oome today warned skippers or all vensels engaged In lobster fishing against taking spawning or undersized lobsters contrary to liivv. Dr. A. Ilenton Underbill, director, announced u number of arrests iuivt already been made by Captain Joeph Matins otjlle Mate LOJMJI P.I trol, and heavy lines imposed. The legal penalty is $20. fur catrh lobster token that is spawning or under legal length, offered for sale, imported or exported together with for fcllure bt L all apparatus used .in .aklllg. The law prohibits the taking of ipawning lobster or lobster smaller than three and one-eighth inth from the rear end of the eye socket to the rear end ot the body shell on a parallel line. MORTGAGE LOANS Conventional—F.H.A. Construction Loans—G.I. NATIONAL SANK OF OCEAN CITY Ocean City, N. J. ilA ISLE OFFICE; 43rd Street and Landlt Avenut Member Fedenl Deposit iuarun Curperaupp FOR SALi SUMMiR COTTAOi Close to beach. 5 bedrooms, bath. Jiving room, dining roam and kitchen. Furnished. Immediate Possession. Financed 60%. Price s 6800 DUPLIX APARTMBNT NIC! LOCATION Living room, kltthen, 1 bedroomi, and bath. Other Apartm*iiti 1 ••driwm, living roam, kitchen and bath. Partly furnished. OH hot water heat, Beit of condition. One tar garage. FINANCE 70% Immediate Possession Price 912,500 D. ALLEN STRETCH, JR. 803 Central Avenue Phone 0655 Sabre,Gents. Others wIshltME to competis siiould have a member at the July 1 meeting or notify Howell by that- time, the director adds. Sports Slants /nsuf© Vowf Tltte end Is By PET1 AuLo iiaeing—or racing as It should be c«U«f— : hM come to some kind of turning point when as many people (jet killed as have been rubbed out In the lost few weeks. The big -accident was, of course, the one ot Le Mara, where 70 persons were blotted out. That was because the spectators were In the path of death where they were standing. Tiie same h true in many places such as Indlanapolls. Nut only Is U miraculous that fewer spectators get killed at I he uniiuul Indianapolis race but it is a miracle fewer onlookers are not clobbered til other major races (n the USA and abroad. Take the Memorial D*v r*c», though^ 'or *n «x«mpltT Tht trpek l& the i*m* At it wa» 20 y«»r» ago. The turning grada* on fh* brick track are the fame » they were when driver* were averaging 105 miles an hour. The pact h*f both (topped up now to where driver* average 130 miles an hour, or more. Tlu> average has been pushed up ;lowly eiu.il, year or two. New grip u< i, ncu engine KtL'J^1 new method** :« maiiitain tiiiLtiuii on the curves— hese are the things (hut have made higher .npee4.H at Indlsnnpolb possible. But the drivers are pushing their luck mure and more, also. With back wheel drive the cars are Ulll dangerous and until there is such a thing as successful fourwheel-drive racers in the annual Memorial Day classic, death will be lurking nearby for the drivers. And H then crack-ups and fatalities will be possible, though four-wheel drive will cnablu the driver to have bettor cuntrol of his. car, especially on curves. By next year a four-wheel drive fLANT FOUNDED IN IMf Fane/ Dressed Guest MRS. ORACi BROOKE, ol Bi»l. *M., In her •(••white'««Mt wan flrit prin.M the but drtlitd lady at iaturday's Bay NlnetlM •all In tan|ynttl«n with Antlqu. Aute Club eytlni^-Strilor itudlo. COMPLITI TITLI INSURANGi THROUGHOUT NEW JERSEY CHELSEA TITLE and GUARANTY COMPANY OCEAN CITY NATIONAL BANK OF OCEAN CITY BUILDING OTHER OFPlCSSi IS Girls Seek Beauty Crown State Contest at Wildwood Tonight Fifteen young women wW cotnp«lc for the title of "Mais New Jersey" tonight and tomorrow night In the annual Iresuty pageant, being conducted at WJldwood for the first tune. Judging of the >glrls for beauty and talent will be at B:30 p. m. both nljihUi. The •giris will appear In a parade at noon on Saturday, wKJi the Wildwood Steins Band leading the way. First prize will lie a $400 «Sn>tarship and A trophy. Trophies also will go to two runnei&up. Milt Joan Waltar, "Mil. NfW Jtrtty of 1954," will opfn Hi* pnKttdlngi tonight, whtri Hit tontafttanf* will b* ludpid In avcnlnfi gowns and lor talMh Thb/ trill appear In bathing tulfv tomorrow night for ttw final |wdgtn«. Arthur Craig Mothuea, Brosdway stur, will he mantcr of ceremonies for the two evenings. Winner of the slate frown wUl go on to compete for fthe "Mis* America" title lit Atlantic City in September rac*r may b* In the money. Thar* hav* been others, but ntxt Vfar a ntw vartlon fhotild bt ready. It could revolutlenlia this part »f rating. But aside from these things, the spectators are taking « chance every time they crowd in close to the rai], specially on the turns, because If anything «ucs wrong on o turn there's likely to be bad trouble. And if spectators try tu stop a racer, they always fail. Since high-octane gasoline is really packed Into every corner of modern-day racere, Uiege cars arc flaming death traps U a driver comes afire and can't gfet out. If spectators are in. Uie way that's Just tough. There Is li(> cure for the pctattir danger un)ess watchers were forced to stand back from the rails. But this might cut down op the "take" nnd therufnrp, like headgear far boxers, It Is unlikely to come Into vogue. S A L E HOUSE SUITABLE FOR GUEST HOME 8 bedroom*, 4 baths, completely furnished. Gat H»at. Vicinity 15th and Central Avenue. $20,000 plus $1250 fdr adjoining lot Phone Owner, 1031 for appo|n»rri«nt „ FOR SALE or RENT Attractive New BUNGALOWS OIL HIAT WEST AVE. (Oc.an Side) Retwwn 49th and 50th St. Larg> Living Room, Combination Kitchen and Dinette. Neir btach. Bedroom). Convenient to train. *9430 «c.ch Will Flnanc*. Ready i,wUttikwp«» the •pbt.M.tfct, try jttttlftt 2 Elected For Audubon Center Nature tpur* For Summtr Discussed TWo new mrqibers were elected \o fill vacancies pn Bie board ot directors of the Audubon Cei)tcr of Swtti Jersey, Cape May County, at It* June meeting in Court House. They wer* Mm. Stanley Diclcereon, of Spots^vnod, N. J., active as an organizer for Junior Aufubon Clubs witn the NaUoncI Audubon Society, and J. Albert Starkey. of VIneland, teacher of physios ahd chemistry In Vlnctand Hleh School. Tf»y win nthM«) t» • Hou'.t, a*iM n LNll* f o&r, «4 imrth ftavlll*. Bennett K. Matlack, of Brtdgoton, president of the Audubon Center, outlined plans for ihe fiscal year whteb begins In September, fwr toe. turcs were selected from olferlnga of the national Boolety to be presented at the September and May week onds In Cape ofay. Because the Center now tins J. Stanley QuicVmbe Jr. as its fulltime director. It was decided to raise the annual registration fee to $3. A sustaining membership of *10 also Is offered Plans were discussed fpr several nature tours on Saturdays In July and August, for study of birds, (lowers and shells Excessive speed was the principal cause of traffic accidents li) I9ti. Income Property Large Riildtnta tullablt (or Cuait HOUII qr Ctnvarslvn to AparfrhAnts. Op*n Daily 419 Ocean Avenue EBWARDH. MILLS RealI Estate -Insurance 219 At bury Avenut Merit jl»f : CLOSED SUNDAYS FOR SALE MOPIRN RANCH TYPE HOMI ON MAIN HIGHWAY 1 bfdrMmi, automatic hot witar Hut thVwilWirt. •«•« tint Lot. BAY WATERFRONT FOR 35 YEARS IXTRA MBDIRN } bedrMini, automaHc hat water heat throughout. Mutt b. iMn te bt $23,000 We have been helping ihoM who irt Infireiftd In buying, telling orIwlhg R«»l E»Ule In Oeein City ••Hi.vlclnlly. If you tra Int.reiterJ, wt fciltW wt «« Mf yW »t^ •• we h«ve helped m«ny O»h#ri. .'. " HANEY LtOYD CHATTiN REALTOR WS AiiURY AVI. PHONE 00W »4 IRlOHf ON HACE PHONE 0432 ,2IATHS| H3.990 2IEDROOWS.1IATH $12,990 fti IN f OMIIS rQWT. M. J. City Schools R.tenJ Gradupte Jpln Paid Staff \ •it a*f TMu the rettnfi . ben a* office clerk., The" M Two members' of Uie 1S39 gr»dui> will bt raeetvtxL- tf ftoo, R lac d*»* of Owaa aHMdShl aiy'HMdi .School ing, jubr Wr" will return to, put Institution Ma|n -Uui Ume as employed In Uwachool s^t. Tho ho BoJtMJ of EducaUon Tuesday evenniog approved the 'employment 1 •> '»•• The b*aid alii 1 rORSALE C«tta»t facing thf bf autlful Egg I and bath *nJ Ml, living room, 2-car garag*. Thii pr«Pt>rty Is hot *»t« Lot tii* 41* * 115'» 13' allay in raar-L . mortgage for 60% of purchat* pric*. $U FOR SALE N.w twp t>aajroom Bvngalpw with til* bath, llvlhg room, dlrtlng room, I W x 120* to 15' allay in rtoar. Thf* you mint too if I prict of ir,MO.O0. FOR K^lt i bwiroomt l»t floor (not baftmwnt) Apartmtnt, 900 J r>«nnlyn PI., Augutt H. to S^Jt.mbar »Dth. NO PHONB INFOMMAttON. OUR SUMMM RCNTAL LISTINSS ARE MO David V. Bradfor neALtd* 111 Atlontlc Avonw* MAIMLAHD HOMES FOR SALE BEMStEV?' POINT. Cwnmodiou*, aftractiva' bungatoVr with 100 fMt bay *rbnf*B«, HpirUri}...••-£•-,* dock. Larga llvind roont with flraplae*, *uh parlpr, 4ft»V.| room*, 2 bathk/ 2iciKhon|t, modani hMtinjn «yai#hk, Mdar ,' lintd cl«Mtt, ga* and olactric ring**, Nvad lawn, free*, 2-ear garage. «U0p. Tnrm> if MARMORA. A homa built for comfortable living, Bunga-< low, full bat-mant, \ir "" ' — J and bath. Large lor, MAHMOteA. Near Kho6l. New, ranch Wpa home, 31 rooms, batemftnt, tiled Icitcheh and bath, oil hMt, hatwood floori, fireplace, carport, oVertlxed lot, Now $10,000 FHA mortgage, Ownkr leaving *tale will equity for $7,500 cath. MARMORA. Two-rtory houie on hird-.Urfated tfrrt bedrobmi, all convenience, htatod. $7,500 full prM- PALERMO. Larga, fully furnished 4iou«e, cellar, 2 J»»tV, placa*. Owner-builder died before installing; wfift*to A and heating plant, Bargain for handyman. $5,000, (frrtu. CORBlM CITY. Eight room house facing river and public" beach. Some repairs needed. For quick sale $3,500, pa^, cash, ' „. _ - - v '~ Summtr Rentals, Business Sites, Homesltes, Waterfront. HERMAN B. WALKER ' ; REAL ESTATE INSURANCE. ' Shore Road, next to Texaco Station, Marmora FOR SALE BEACH FRONT.TRACT 45th and Central Avenue 250 FOOT FRONTAGE (WILL DIVIDE) AVAILABLE FOR ' 12 MODERN APARTMENTS Ad Now —> Good Beachfront loft art Scdrce E. R. FRENCH 1 Atlantic Avenue Phone 0908. | DVUI itujtm kiltUn wlft Miglo Ch.t «•• r«n«t. HolBoinl dollial viiliir. and aihauit fan fully friulatsil ~ ' J*Jfl v,'
..A*-, PAGE 8 —SECTION POUR THI OCIAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER Absecon Church Class Inducts An impressive candle-light Installa- tion ceremony wa§ conducted tor the newly elected officers of the Service Class of the Absecon Methodist Church, at their annual dinner in Hognte's Restaurant here Monday AFTiR TH1 FOURTH THIN WHAT? By Dr. J. L. Herbert With the happiness and joy a holiday brings there also comes sadness and sorrow. Hundreds lost their lives and an unesli- mated number were Injured Among the injured there is a group happy that nothing more serious occurred than slight In Juries. However slight an injury may seem, slight displacemoMs of one or more of the bones forming the framework of the body may-occur and cause nerve pressure. After the original pain has subsided the nerve pressure may still remain causing a constant hidden loss of vital nervous energy. This In time lowers resistance and is the basis for ill health and disease in the future. If you have been Injured, a Chiropractic examination Is rec- ommended to determine if there ere any nerve pressures and If so the possibility of correcting them. (This Is one of a series of Chir- opractic educational advertise- ments appearing in this paper each Thursday through the courtesy of the chiropractors of Pleaxantville, N, J.) evening. The U-shaped tables were aHrau- lively decorated with fern and yellow daisies with the centerpiece at the head table made of yellow rose buds and carnations arranged. In a crystal bowl. A pnqrnni entitled "Time foi- Reminiseeneo," prepared from I hi" record* of the S3 years the cl.isiS lias been 'organized, wns presented by Mrs. Carl Crannicr Jr.. presUiem. Mrs. Lquis B. Off. teacher who soon will ciimpleti; .10 years of teaching in various .Sunday Schools, wns lion- ori'd by the class ami presented with the eeniorpieco survives. In token of her The Service Class, which lias an enrollment of over BO members, was organised til 1932 by Mrs, William Paynt. wife of the minister then serving the church, of the orluiml chnrlpr membcTs, several Mill bejont, to tiu> 'group. State Making Survey to Find Correct Names For Waterways Adliil E. Stevenson, former Govu nor of Illinois: "With peace a maj » objective, the nntiun should reali/i lh.il Ihe same kinil of Drinking n quireil to split an alum is needed 1 con mil it." STOMACH ULCERS QUICK RELIEF OR NO COST Ask About IS-Day Trial Offer! Over five million packages of the WILLARD TREATMENT have-been sold for relief of symptoms of distress arising from Stomach and Duodenal Ulcers due to Excess Acid—Poor Digestlotii Sour or Upset Stomach, Gasslness, Heartburn, Sleeplessness, etc., due to Excess Acid. Ask for "Willafd's Message" which fully explains this hbme treatment—free—at PRiEDY DRUGS, inc. HUGHES Central Pharmacy HAINIS DRUG STORI SiLVAGN'S PHARMACY local histniI ins iml othus Inter i Mi il in \(\\ Jeisev s lietilifii in bLin*, isked to IlLlp tin Stilt i tab hsh comet n imi s ind spi Illu s ft i llhi I iki tic tins tnd binoks in e ith i unt\ J IK pul< it i tut of 'till funetiiins (irrud tn In th Bu it in of di olot,\ tntl I (>| o iiphv Kobt 11 ( Mtjnthiitl tupOj.1 pint insulin MI tin Hill u mil hi i< isl nil st ul\ s i u sit rl u inn ilmints 1 ii mi nl st ilc All i lit 11 1 lit n tin \ | (1( It iminm th t i ml „( >L,I iphit n nut mil in ikm Hit in olllt i I A single jnamc Is cs E entlil for legal and surveying |purpos£5 he points out It Is fllso important to a /lumber of State ageicies such is the Highway Department our Division of Water Policy and Sup ply and many others At OIL Iki wtn"k is t 1 HKl (lone in nut slat neai 1 I IK Ksst \ ing in pi I si 111 coniplt It d m < ouiiln | it I. nion ii il M in i I I Ihi i ttnmlii \ hi n ( ni n imt ppui I i lit llu uiJU out it i uhiiiiltiil uilll tl 11 tonei ruinH it It tilt. \iu ltist\ I 101,1 jplnt DolKl All i 111 1 ît ii]) hj ii'l'i "-til t t i stilt In tin n i liotili Ho id tm dc lo rodun- dani;Lr of niHht f accidents, uiw file cqiiiimni'nt MS lo mldtlty buildings if nc(i•, > and jlso lo allow the ciU •. *»nkal stud sweeper the op tanity to clean up the debrK of Previous djj 1 Jit_ ludimtiili ol uiinr piiMiititMt lAhihlitil fen Im il iDini ins *l NIIM nilit i u It h( II |i(. iti il 111 \ lin \iM[inn Uillilu n I oliu Chill ttillnni II smith li in IU1U1K. M Attin iî tiiiijui iiniii vi ii li tlu Chiel ol Oil in ( m ll'in I Jl in | A\so( I Hum puln I, i nld u lid ii tin d î i( ijull\ i i mu iihniiusti iiniii took imi ill in^ or llu On III (_u\ Itiitin I I I id iv m lit tin tin lisi i] w Jin h tie ins m\t [ml iv luK i Tin *;iil u is tn^tid- .it llu IPIIKI nl Ui Ikisihil Pillil, i k isid tin stun uf Suniliiv dimtLhts stnliijl il 11 IT I ni vvlltll an intii mohlli pnkidnnBav iv wjs slunk hv ii PPnnsvlv jni i Hi uhiif. Si ishuit I inf tnnn At milling lo pu]ui i em ounid h\ S.imuel L iptF or 11 hano)». P i I T\ tcV spttr iwtvvpi»*'2nd )unl ?td sis Whin Fill mcci I w Willums t>uked i sii tn^ i»i pissinf4ii (jiis until tht spin inipuili'lv for jn Diilhouhd ti tin tin iimplii on tin list t n iMindicl lot inoit|.h tn push in llu suit, of f i|)i ^ i n Polka said Lape was in a 'no parking' area, hut that the warn ing signs are rusted and not dls See Page S column 6, please i Would Improve Area Near Lagoons _p C n\ oil Kids this wttk iv ill | lCC{LlL-st ttU St Itt- DltiM )I1 «t M Ul ' KMloii to divdKo tin- ehiiniu'l of IU'A('h ThorofiUL' From 14th st, past tlie tMitranir^ to ihe la^tion.s .il With Ht. and ot lftth si., Mityor Hdwoid II, Hnwkci* atinouiieL'd thtn-wick^ Thv petition fur the projeot will be submittt'd by rcpr«Hfm«tiv*;s of this k MIII M i nitfLtini! i»l llu Drpin 4nt nt of Cons-Li \ (hull JIHI E^ Development tu Ailnntk City tiimui row I lit ipfiitt .lion lol llu tln-d^tn^ j work'will, be submitted at thr same I time as (hot rcqiK'.îHi; £1(10.000 in I •.luti* funds foi' ihe n*phMiishhiji ot lH'iicht'.s liere under the lttrift erosion I Phila. Bank Secretary Named Artisans' Queen Pat Newell, lovely 19yeai old private secretary in Tc Philadelphia Tradesmen's Bank and Title Co . was named Miss Artisan IT). 1 )' in an cxLiting climax of the three day — outing of the Artisans Order of Mutual Protection, Satur- i d.iv night I I hi ni vv qtli i n uus iruunul h\ \lls-v M nil JUIL Miibsi of C imdm Miss Ailisin H|4 afliT helng M 1 littid fliim i fkkl of 11 btJlltlfnl ispu ints foi Ihi- 1 tltli it i djnn 1 SilmdJl mulit in toiAmLio'n Hall Mis. Nurtll In I. iti|>il dip II iniLiils wilt dt nuinsti ill | ihi II ^J is [umnuns loi Hit ilnl ] tin n tit visiloi ' I hi ixlilhillnn mil hi si i id in (oiijuiu lion uilh (hilthtns \\t.ik | hiui^ pinmotiil i" II" i'son tin | noil bv tin Iiniii ""I Kis.1" I i Assmiititni (Inlilitn iiiiimpiniLd tn unlink Idiills m liiLivm II" | l(Klhlll) in llOllls mills Ml list 111 I rint mil iniusiniinl'j ind ^'lls b^ J biuhliunl pl » nut'i 1 - '"'I simps i The visltino youngs^" wl " Tin> visit an exhibit In the polite de partment where weapons and equipment will be displayed along with a picture display of accidents in the area during recent months to be shown as a demonstration 0* the tragic results of Improper op eration of automobiles lluv mil tin" co to tin Im inl outniimht it tl till lot il Osborne Nicholson, who success ively had served the club at secre tary and vice president, assumed the presidency far the new year at successor to Lemuel H Hires Mr Nicholson Is a practitioner of the First Church of Christ Sclen tlsl here |Mr Hires Is cashier and vice president of The National Bank of Ocean City Mi QtntJiv iiHluttiil Nioliulis lloli Is the hiu sciiUil}, I-fluird 1 Riu^tln it iliilid titasuiii, Jiid \\ 1 nl \iinh is tin niiv Mn piesi dim Diiector tui tin ni'w vear JII Mt Hues Htllifrt Godliiv RUIH.IL (. See Page 6 column 1, plesc Gas 'Stabilized' at 24.9 Cents a Gallon An irtnistict di th< liH. il nn pntL WTI w is rLMthul w wtik-wwl uiili trsoit str\i(.< SIJLKIFI iipti ilois iiKttrin^ Lo J 24 '•> mih i t^jlluu minimum on uûlii u KIL AII st nioni but UIK mvoKtiJ in tin piite (.uttlMH \(.ndf.ttn wlnth liMnl Tor bi VLFJI iv-Leks aKi*-td oil hnrii\ u> -vtîbiluo tlu figure P1101 to the pcuc iMs was fu-nUibk it 21 *> 11 4 aiiid 219 c-Liit-^ Jt \«ii ions Ab fnr I*, loiild bt (1(*U imiiini nnlv on*_ st ition kept its pri't below the Jîetd |P\LI Th^ stTtlon \\ is IL- polled to bt_ tlic ObUWî-Jimtnt which iirst off-tretl fiis at J low priri* Tim ij,rf.Lnunl ua-! n ucliL-d wlitn several uf (.lie operators who mini Uinwl tht ^4*> Lent kvcl thmiif,liuut tin u ir i>ri_v tiled upon HIL mdjurtO »f station opLnturs to suspind ho*, lilittcb it li.jst foi tliL n.mflintlLr of the- summer season Mayor Bowkef pointed out that the thorofare in that area h*i many "high 4po*»" mi low tide, and it practically Impassable by larger .accumulation of .mud two lagoons inacces- sible iby oven smaller jboats encept on the high tide it practically li / Ut>oats The aci 1/^ hai made the I Tile mayor siiUI till' Division ' i>f NsiviRation will lie asked t" dr«d||e l L-lliiniu-l at lea^t 2(M) luel wide anil 15 fi-c-t deep fruin the foot of 14th si. I lo Hit inn mil. ol tin lAth ~t li Cousins in Adjoining Beefs at Hospital lo t-ph N f.inriitnio li 12 vt u old son of C\\\ ( ourl CUik and Mis lost |>h V (. uiu r ILIIIO (t{ 1U. \V -LSt IV is If L i fi i| nn (i \ filing hit u ho is a himor lli*-|i Schoul sturli ni is not loiu MJIIH Jwtutvcr Hts Lonsin ldUt \eirold UnMll U S(_hlnuk M of H2"> WLSL ,I. is in tin. mM hid aKu mmuini' lioin ui npci itmn Salvation Army Seeking S2t250 Annual Campaign Launched in City i Home Building to be Speeded to Completion The large Menon Park vclopment in Central Ocean City — bordering Roosevelt blvd between 34th and 38th sts—•alias been purchased by Charles A Ginnetti and Earl Simpson, Atlantic City build- eiqglhiiy rnvrnliri* ytrPTf*' 1 )'* Mcilon Park was launched two ycais ago by n flrai headed by Mor- rh Gross, or Philadelphia-, which pur- thoii-d the ground from Ihe munlol pal (joveniment T Th* naw owntri Mid Hi*y u* ondsrtaklng an Immxllalt «pan* •Ian al the •chidvlid building pre- gram to k«p up with Hw rtpMly Incrmlng **ltt of ntw hom« In tfi> community. ' Over 140 home* have been com pitted and occupied so far In (he year around Merlon Park tract, out uf tin- 412* homes that will be tits wtnlual total (.innetll and Slropion •,jiJ thev expert (o mmplele an ad- dltloiml 100 homes in time for oc uipancy this summtr The devciopmeiil has three dUfer- nt models available, ranging from i 1 bedroom ranch home al $8, 1 ht new owners smd tluit a Jlmit ed niimbtr of boyfront lots are still i\ illablp, olTerlnf frtc docklni) fo- cilmes fut lesldents Mayor t-^dward B nowkcr. In com> nunUni upon the transaction, said tint Mr Gioss had Informed the (Itv commibîon home time afo that * he nat i.eeklng new Mood" in fin. ncmi, the exponslvo operation The mayor added thai the cUyJ*M p direct jtntlllilk->«ood ilit.li Sehool in I1M ind is einplo\ttl is 1 sf*ertlur\ in the Liilline.suuud IIIIKI ol lilt Sin(,n Si Mini* M itliinc Co The boardwalk parade scheduled la be staged before the bttuty contest and dance was cancelled because of the heavy rain Satur day night An orchettr* compris ing members of the Robert W Ernest Artisans Memorial Post, American Legion band, played for dancing Iht IIIIIKI u.is the list of the so IM] ind letl t -ltionil r ill mis Illlp mil hupi nc inenl sun bilhlni! and swlnimlnj, umn lii'i'iotish to thost who in'Situidi\ md .• M>III il ihimh MMI See Page 1, column 3, please. ' iie Sundiiy morning. Former A^liss Artisan Wins New Crown as Miss New Jersey ? 955 Ilenl loyally by anv name is slill ! A that o:t Saturday nlKhl after hnvlni. . 1 scored third in the talent competl- lil year-old Oimden Kill proved I lion that opened Ihe state event Kn point Saturday nlRhl a 1 - Wild. day. woii and pave Ocean City a more Second place honors went to Mlmi personal interest In.llH! outcome of Ijelnwalri, ol Hillside, who entered as he annual Miss New Jersey beauty | Miss Newark, and third to Dolores Piiilcant. Wiullelil. who. was Miss Cranford. Winml of thi slate crown—and |L)li Xinuii of Olian Countv was tin right lo mmpf'tc foi thi Miss siKclid b\ the other conlistants is Ami-llii title it Atlantic Otv in Sep | Ml s ( iinûmln^ tnibir—\ns Miss Patncin (.impbell . ,, , . . . . Miss Campbell lust graduated from Camdtn High School, plant to enter Glastboro State Teachers' College tn September. She I* a teacher In the Sunday School of St. Wilfred's Bpltcopil Church In I t i b Arrive* for S«aton Mrs Walter C Becker, ot West Philadelphia, Is speiiding the sum |m_er_at 1 them the highlights of the mink rn new tterl and masonry build ing elected this spring at a coqt of jbntit $2aO0fl A touch of humor and stde tlie building lo do business Hide when it o|icned for the first lime )ishTda\ One of Ihe initial rust-dav iisiturs v>aUI blunt lie with hd/el I f\ts Slit cohipetid against 14 other I vtuni; wuniiin tontendci^ , What most people didn't know until now was that the tame girl then Patricia Meccarlello — won the title Mlts Artltan in Ocean City in 1953 and returned here last year during the. annual outing, when she relinquished the title tf> Madeline Maul. Local officials of the Artisans snid they understood Miss. Meccarlello changed her name in the meantime to help further her career. Her victory at Wildwood as Miss Campbell was achieved as she car- ried off nrst place in the bathing suit and evening gown competition Open Summer Ham* •• Mr. and Mrs. John GlIlLam'BKd r amiiy have opened their summer home here at 829 Delaneey pi. I Camden An Interpretive ballet dance was her talent contest offer Ing She alto likes bowling and iltterbugglng When ihr won tht Artisan heiulv ciown here tv»o years ago she al teady hud started leaching, ballet in ceicatioii center in Camden dur lnj, her spare time from hieh .school The Wlldvtood state contest was -poiisored by Hie Junior Chamber of Commerce there The winner re celvied a 1500 scholarship and a trophy TIME and TIDE ,?y Himputcil en the Heath Fnm| L.011KP011 Bridge, add 33 mln t .icct Eriilke adii BO mln , jjen IV1I1U Hrldge ndd 1 hr 20 mln . Stint BiltlEe. add 1 hr 23 mln. Apogee "—Full Moon _. * M- 1 Lsw i JUNE- 28 ... !9 ~ . . 30 „ JUL.Y— R 59 9 49 10 35
Page 1 and 2: 4 U i! to *49.95 ixon'tf and BOYS'
Page 3 and 4: ftww 6«y*W duHdc • aS flow Hat /
Page 5 and 6: Aviating „ Aligned Risk Plan 1 ;i
Page 7 and 8: ,.'\\ ^"V't-"^ THE OCIAN CITY SENTI
Page 9 and 10: SECI lifeguard Tests to be Televise
Page 11 and 12: PAGE 2-SECTION TWO p Heater Given c
Page 13 and 14: iw-'ti -i , .- THURSDAY, JUNE 9, 19
Page 15 and 16: »QUR THE QCIAH CITY SENTINEL-LEDOE
Page 17 and 18: I, 1 B|a hw Uto SWtt-^l fi^l ' ^ ^J
Page 19 and 20: JT^Z ••»r,~ vfT ;•! w»s glv
Page 21 and 22: '• t$S[09. 'the Scmit Hut, 6th st
Page 23 and 24: It: illows nube, of CoinmbU SdttlMt
Page 25 and 26: 4 ^ SECTION THREE THE OCCAM CITY SE
Page 27 and 28: tA. Owners Are Enthusiastic Stairs
Page 29 and 30: ~ SECTION TWO THE OCEAN CITY SENTIN
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Page 35: sfea f CAGE 6 —SECTION THREE ttut
Page 39 and 40: •*•: k A;,. SECTION ONE THE OCB

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