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Cars back up along Asbury av. as Wednesday's
dotantown shopping district by the thousands.
South on Route 9,
MARMORA, N.J.
Varv Seldom Stan Now-A-Days
A QUALITY A ^ ^ -
SMORGASBORD $^35
CHILDREN 12 & Under
$1.00 Less
—ALL YOU CARE TO EAT—
Also, Unique Appetizers and Lavish
Desserts at Small Additional Cost.
Smorgasbord 5:30 to 8:30
Now thru Labor Day
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i — For Motel RBsenatius Phone 399-8866
FOGLIO'S
• * • • * • • •
For Quality Carpets and Super Savings
Stop In and See Joe Foglio
ON SALE
ASTRO-TURF MMiuimnru
"Then'a A Floor For Every Decor at Fogllo's"
.Featuring
ARMSTRONG • GAF • CONGOLEUM • AMFT1C0
342 S. Shore Road Palermo, N. J.
—Phone 398-3876
THE OCEAN CITY (IM.J.) SKNTlNELr-LEDGEK FRIDAY. AUGUST 5,1OT7
CD-DC officials issue hurricane measures
.Cape May County. Civil -protected container). Also a
Defense-Disaster, Control
wind. If the "eye" of the storm -Drive cautiously. Watch for County offices in! your phone
battery powered radio should
Coordinator Leland A. Stanford
, passes directly over, there will debris, pavement may bedirectory.-
be available: Power lines are
is issuing an annual reminder
bea period of calm lasting up to undermined by- water. ' .
usually among the first victims
to residents to prepare for the
a half hour but the wind will In the event that Cape May 1977 Hurricane Names
of a hurricane. '. .
hurricane season. He noted that
return suddenly'from the .op- County should be threatened by
-Residents' of exposed areas
most hurricanes that seriously
posite direction, frequently a hurricane, please listen to. Here arethe'ladies" eagerly
\ should store a supply of boards'
affect the Atlantic Seaboard
with even, greater violence. - local radio stations for official awaiting their debut in the 1977
.'' to nail over windows. A source
appear during the months of
Keep tuned - to your radio. .Civil Defense announcements hurricane season:
of canned heat and an
August, September and Oc-
Again,-keep calm. . and procedures.
Anita, Babe, Clara, Dorothy,
- emergency food supply should
tober. - ",
After the hurricane passes They will be broadcast from •Evelyn, Frieda, Grace, Han-
be stored in the least vulnerable
' CD-DC . works closely with
you should:. ..,. . i • Radio Stations WCMC-AM and nah, Ida. Jodie, Kristina, tols,
, spot in the home. -. - •
agencies . responsible for
'-Not touch a loose or dangling FM, WSLf-AM and FM, WRIO- Mary, Norfi, Odel, Penny,
: If your area is ordered
tracking hurricanes,.tornadoes
wire. Report damage to police* FM, WWOC-FM, and WCMC Raquel, Sophia; Trudy,
evacuated you should:
and other severe weather
or light and power company. If Television,
Vanessa, and Willene.
conditions, to relay information
a live wire falls on your* car For, extra copies of hurricane (The use of girls' names for
-Turn off gas and electric
to. the public when a hurricane
.while you are driving, stay safety procedures call the Cape hurricanes has been official
appliances. Then leave im-
threatens New Jersey. •
inside and wait for aid. May County Office of Civil Weather Service policy since
mediately. Don't risk being
Following are National
•Guard against spoiled food in' Defense, listed under the 1953.)
marooned.
Oceanic Atmospheric Ad-
refrigerators.
-Obey Civil Defense-Disaster."
Sentinel Photo ministration precautionary Control instructions and go to
measures endorsed by CD-DCrain
drove people to the city's
evacuation points indicated .
. -If hpuse is flooded or
Right now' before the
damaged, it must be inspected r OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK, 11 A.M.
Remain there until informed
hurricane season arrives you
by public health officials and
VOLTACO'S
you may leave. Keep calm.
should: -Check your home for
building inspectors before you
During, the hurricane you'
loose .shingles and shutters,
may reenter.
should: -
Want a Job? shaky chimneys; your yard for -Stay indoors. Be sure that a
• -Unless you are qualified to
Call Ad Taker dead or dying tree limbs. window or door can be opened
render valuable aid, stay away
399-5411
-Have handy a flashlight,
from disaster areas where you »S7 WEST AV E. PHON E 399075?
po the lee side of the house • the
candles and matches (in
may hamper rescue or first aid
side opposite the one facing the work.
FOR THE BEST IN
Cape reps press DEP for water priority
The state legislative
delegation from the Cape May- -
FARM ' MARKET PRICES
MIXED
NEW YORK —Northeast
form market prices were again
mixed for the weekending July
29, reports the Agricultural
Marketing Service of the U.S.
Department of Agriculture,:
Egg .prices varied from unchanged
to higher, produce and
poultry prices were mixed
while livestock and meat
products—were—generallyhigher.
Milk production was
more balanced in most instances.
Want to Buy?
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3994411
GIANT _
TOOL AUCTION
LOCATION: TOMS TRAWN6 POST. SCULLVILLE
CORNER SOMERS PT. MAYS LANDW6 ft STEELMAHVTLLE RD.
. DATE." AUG. 12,1977 TIME: 7:30 P.M.
. SALeiTeMSCAMBCIMSPeCTeOONEHOUBBEFOBESALeTIMEl • " . •
AUCTIONEER: T.H.STEPHENSON PHONE: 927-6008
FLOOR JACKS AIR COMPRESSORS ROLL AROUND TOOL BOXES
HIGHEST QUALITY. NATIONALLY ADVERTISED
NAME BRANDS!
ROCKWELL - RODAC - FULLER r CUMMINGS-STEELCRAFT - BUFFALO
SHOPMATE - WRIGHT - CHANNEL LOCK - REMINGTON
McGRAW EDISON - WATERLOO - INGERSOLL RAND '
WOODS - SANBORN • WEN • NASA - CONTINENTAL ,
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IA large selection of hand tools, tor the plumber, carpenter, mechanic, wokier, ;
jejectriclan, trucker, farmer, painter, contractor, shop owner or serious tool user In
cany profession. We have it all — drill bite to air tools, hacksaw blades to tool boxes,
(paint brushes to compressors, sandpaper to grinders, extension cords to torch hoses.
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T ; .• • -.'. .'.'•',•' . • TERMS OF SALE ' ,'. ': •,; ^y ; ..."p 154th Supply «nrt Sprviop 9612 or 465-5136.
golfing trip to Singapore,
Bangkok.and Thailand. He saw
a shell in a store which was
unusual, and upon his treturn to
Wilmington. Del., called the
Delaware Museum and was
invited to bring it in for identification.
After talking with
Dr. A Tucker Abbott, Dugdale
decided' to study the most
mysterious of the 62,000
mollusks, the Chambered
Nautilus. .
"There is one reasonable
theory put forth about the allover
brown markings on the
juvenile nautilus," he opined,
"since it is a bottom feeder, it
looks like the ripples in the sand
or water. This would definitely
ward off the prey. The adult
shells are mostly white.
— t vio the#surf:ace|float8 and Xfr feet ^andii26B*fe£%M11
__JJ on the various oceaii; seai^forUieUvebMOlSfe^^'^
currents, sometimes for years ; showed the ideal facflltles
^WuntUlt^ache^-'he Z, ^mSt^S^mm
explained a^ he showed an Micronesia, the American?! -
OlustraUon of the various ocean bjologiste ^oridng f^SMM^
Dugdiie concluded his' .taft KSbTth^&SSife
wtth slides from his^recent trip ^ e individually weigHim
to Palau. He showed his native measured, tagMd and released^
fThe nautilus^-is^ a
mathematical phenomenon,
with its thin layers of calcium
carbonate, which makes up its
34 to 36 chambers. The
chambers house.a gas which
the animal can release upon
need to keep it always in per-,
feet balance," the retired
businessman told the club.
"When an animal dies, it
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colleagues, the outrigger; the back- into' mT^witew froii# ri;
two types of venr large;;ga»-v which they were trapped.^
him. It.contains one inch steel $200,000 worth of damage. . ' . camels, llamas, lions, tigers,
bora placed two inches apart Mongo's food, costs Hoxie monkeys, and many other
and even has a hardwood floor. Bros. Circus' around $25 each strange and unusual exhibits.
The cage has one-halt'inch day. It consists of bananas, The Ocean City Area Jaycees
thick plate glass to keep the apples, oranges, grapes, let- is bringing Hoxie Bros. Circus
~ conditioned air in, and totuce,-ncelery, carrots, fruit to Ocean City on Wednesday,"
protect the public as Mongo cocktail, fried chicken, and August 17th with 6 and 8:15 p.m.
tikes to spit, and his aim is very
good. .
even pizza. _ , performances at 18th st. Buy
. The gorilla drinks two gallons advance tickets now from the
Blongo was not always a of artificially sweetened tea, Ocean City area Jaycees and '
circus attraction. In his early one gallon of milk, arid two save over Circus Day prices.
days, he was a night club en- gallons of water daily. And on a - The public is invited to watch '
tertainer at Caesars Palace in chilly night, he gets a, shot of the world's largest round tent
;: Las Vegas. He was part of an bourbon. ;l\,..\\ • ".:•/.