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•i. i ill I?;: PAGE 12 — SECTION ONE THE OCEAN CITV(N.J.) SENTINEL-LEDGER FRIDAY. AUGUST 12.1977 Miss Ocean City aspirants briefed at JGs luncheon •On Moqday a luncheon was various duties during her reign • held for the contestants in the and expressed how much sheninth annual Miss Ocean City. Scholarship Pageant sponsored by the Greater Ocean City Jaycees. " ' The luncheon serves as a getacquainted affair for the "contestants and their ** chaperones and also offers the '•> firBt opportunity for an ex-' : - planation of what'Js expected of • the contestants during the pageant. /The reigning Miss Ocean City, Robbyn Scott, outlined her 1 preceding . the pageant, the contestants also participated in enjoyed the activities the Ocean City baby parade and associated with her title; • will participate in a. Softball Mark Soifer, City public game between the Jaycees and relations director,. and Com- pageant chaperones. missioner Chester J. Wimberg - VVing for the coveted title of attended, to hear Jaycees Miss Ocean City are Barbara President Chuck Allison and Hughes, piano; Susan Logan, Pageant Director- Brace singer;, - Cynthia LaScala, Jenkins .outline the.details of modern dance; Margaret the event which will be held on . Trofa, piano; Nancy Babbitt, Aughst 20 at 8:15 p.m. on the dancing; Lori Ann Shearer, tap Music Pier, Moorlyn ter. and dancing; Mary Ann Zippier, the boardwalk. '• dance; Judy Dougherty, During the two. weeks singing-drama;. Lee -Ann Compton, Nancy Veto and Karen Byrne. The Jaycees urge all to The DORIAN Restaurant support this worthwhile scholarship program by at- 104 Aibury Ave. Phone 399-9462 Ocean City tending the performance. Tickets may be purchased at IT'S A CHOO-CHOQ. Visitors and year 'round residents shouldn't have any DELICIOUS DINNERS SERVED the door on the day of the trouble finding the Conrail train station at 10th st. and Haven av. thanks to these pageant. For other ticket in- WEEKDAYS 4 P.Mtf P.M. • SUNDAY 3 P.M.-8 P.M. formation, call 399-1778. signs recently installed by Conrail. They have been placed at key intersections in the vicinity of the station. , I HOMEMADE BIKING FOR TAKE-OUT! Warren & Thelma MacAdams, Owner- » Management •a > BEDROOM—AirnMhadapt..cal mcludas utimiM. Ona badrtemlii. •*., eabla. SlU. Ineluda* uilillla*. Cat m-iu-na or Intpict Saturday* 1i3.1413 OCMnAv*. %A( 34ri. BIKES — (Timor condition. Oac acanvartlMattSaa GARDENS PLAZA THE FAMILY O Andrawt, Jr. w' thank ttia man 1 If THB LATE Edoar J, (that whoto hairtadly I paopla t«Ko wara w nle •varVona'anbuan. My nutoand wvad ttw town and In tha and that leva wa» raturntd. I alto want to mantlen Mr. wimbarq. J know it would hava bam vary difficult. without him and hit parunal Much. Thara win M a Mamorlai PlaqwaMnglna Inlha - flrahouta in mamory Of ed and d all al th thoia d on during hit mart with avaryday >> a>'lt wik dl Thanks again to ail you vw ffnajpaj t Btitari Ao oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooc (OH m GMt hi Sonm PaW) 927-1060 •COMING 17-Pieoe Orohettra Directed by ; - Mercer Ellington August 12 and 13,1977 Make Reservations Now! MERCER ELLINGTON DINNER SHOW "Prime Rib Dinner" SPECIAL Fri.'12.96 - Sat.'14.86 SKOIMl 6R00P RATES Available All Year 'Rood •Reasonable Prices PIRT1ES FOR All OCGASIdNS Ctobtes • Weddigs • Mew Year's, Etc. 10 EXTIi OHAME... for Shew Birtct fro Six families of this welcomed new arrivals at the Stork Club of Shore Memorial Hospital during the period of July 29 through August 8. Congratulations go to: Chartes and Marie (Scythes) AUiaon, 120 Anchorage dr., , Ocean Ctty, a girt, Augmfea. .. Samuel andTinda (Svtma) Iacono, 123 Bala drl, Somers Point, a boy, August 3. New arrivals David and Jean (Gayle) Morton, 409 Haven av., Ocean Chy, a boy, August ft. James and Barnadette (Rush) Daughenbaugh. S Brian av., Unwood, wood, a boy, August 5, Robert and d Susan S i g) Beakley, 244 Seas: rd.. Ocean Cuy, a boy. ^Wlliner' and (Krumm) Sharpe, 509 Maple av., Unwood, a girl, August & Breakfast, luncheon. Dinner.,.. make eachaspecial treat in pur famous Saxony Room at the Port-O-Call. Our delicious continental cuisine creates an epicurean's oumey to lands of the Continent.... and youll enjoy a 'bite-sized" vacation with each meal. ' ' a delightful way to start ybur'dayi'"- J - 11am »'» LUNCHEON— served six dayaaweek from 12-2pm. You will enioy trying each of our luncheon specials, and our sandwich specials, too. DINNER —served seven days a weekfrom6-8p m. Enjoy a wonderful dinner as you view the Ocean from our Saxony Room. The atmosphere is magnificent - the food superb) Reservations Suggested. SUNDAY BRUNCH - a brunch buffet with ouch a large selection of grwt food, you'll nover finish sampling air of them. Complimentary coffee fa served In the lobby. IMh ABQADOWUK OCÂN NJ/39O-8BU • ^ % 1-1 &•*- Room 715 Eighth Stmit TMTVHMD' Come Once> You'll come Often Breakftrt-8:30 a.m. Dinner-4:30 p.m. at I I [ I I town SMITHVTLLE- The dock. However, this does Historic Town* of Smithville not offers a children'? theatre In him, in'fact the situation The Old Village every weekend becornes much worse and the throughout the summer.. ."The -King thinks be is going to lose Book of Spells," written by his mhid. He begs the wizard to Edward Marsh, is ptjpduced make everyone normal again and directed by Franz Bohle, and he promises that he will be well-known for his work in-the happy about being a King. South Jersey area. - The play is about a King who The Old Village is a gets tired of people pestering recreation of a typical South Mm and finds-himself very Jersey community of the early unhappy. By chance, be finds a 1800's featuring 35 restored "book of spells' and decides to lufldings each with its. own see if they will really, work. To history and character. The Old Ms surprise and horror, he Vulage Is open daily Monday finds that the spdl* really do thru Friday from,10 ajn. till s work, and he is able to turn the am., and Saturday and Sunday Queen into a cackling ben, the from 11:30 a.m. till 5 p.m. until Princess into a. chirping Labor Day. Admission is $2.50 chanary, the Bishop into a for adults and $1.50 for church bell and the cook into a children. *BARRYacht FAMILY RESTAURANT Fresh Foods • Breakfast 8-11 r HOTEL ALVYN •14 Brighton PI. laesaBaut 632 WESLEY AVENUE NIGHTLY BUFFET All You Can Eat ^5.50 i n c l u d e s _ '.— ••• - Appetizer, Beverage,afuTDetsert — Children under 10................ $2.75 Dinner Served from 5-7:30 p.m. k reakfast Served from Menu 8-11 a.m. -: m. YoarHo^-TheVaiiderpoolFamlly Campbell's Seafood Kitchen 3221 ASBURY AVENUE PHONE 399-4337 Mulford's Seafood Shack 2112 ASBURY AvENUE Broiled Flounder (Stuffed) POOP . Shrimp Salad. .....'....»,.'....-.,...;". >••> PHONE 398-0622 ¥AM OUT ....;a.jo ..40each. vwcK«n smOt ....................«.*. .,»,...,##. Shrimp Cocktail (S) *..:...;.'.•............... :M,*:00.10:10 6th Street & Boardwalk OPEN DAILY 10:30 A.M. Featuring Childrens' Puppet Theatre Nitely Fun Deck Plymouth Place & Boardwalk OPEN DAILY 3 P.M. Gosed Sunday 30 Rides Between 2 Locations . MONGO Ifs a GOES TO MONTE CARIO Only Gorillo Now on Tour WEDMESDAT, AUGUST 18th STREET CIRCUS GROUNDS 2 SHOWS - 6 and 8:15 P.M. BUY TICKETS NOW FROM Mania's Clout Snaaiar: Adam«.Swartt,Ma«r»&Ca,, WaytMaVillasa. Marmara acMCit* - M» »*» Av». O.C. OlMion'iTV
• ' y * PAGE 14 — SECTION ONE THE OCEAN CITY (N.J.) SENTINEL-LEDGER FRIDAY. AUGUST 12.197? Resident complains repair The birds are • . . ' " . • Sentinel Photo Birds perch on lines (inset) as far as the eye can see before diving on Community Center model, sketches on display the home of Mrs. Whitman. . '• ! " Dinner 8 to 10.30 neSOflTS INTERNATIONAL HOTEL 0 , {'formerly Chaff6hte4ttJdon H«tl) , •_ efween by John .Wantito.stprtan Interettlno discussion among your friends? Try mis: the next time you're enioylng a. beer with them at home or In the club house, hold your glass dramatically up to the light/. : and ask, "What's in it? What does the brewery pot In beer to make it so good?" I venture to say you'll not get the same answer twice. The principal ingredients used in brewing beer in addition to water are barley malt, corn or rice, hops and yeast. From the malt comes the nutrient substances; corn and rice add lightne«s, and hops Import to the beer Its special tangy flavor. Yeast prdvides the ferment to create carbon dioxide for carbonatlon and alcohol. First malor step In preparing your brew taken by the brewmaster Is the adding of milled malted grain to heated; filtered water in a large mash tub. The mix is stirred to a smooth consistency, then grain is. added, and the mash is heated to higher temperatures until starch conversion to fermentable sugars is complete. The next step is to remove the extracted grain from the mash, leaving a.clear, sweet-tasting liquid called wort, which Is drained off Into brew kettles where It Is boiled with hops. The spent hops is then removed from the boiled wort which In turn is cooled to predetermined temperatures. After cooling, the wort Is transferred to fermentation tanks and yeast.is added to Initiate fermentation. The freshly fermented beer goes next to aging tanks for three to five weeks at temperatures just above freezing. It Is during this stage the beer mellows and Is stablized. This maturing is followed by carbonatlon and final filtering. Thejinal product is then botfled, ready for the thirsty consumer. • - N» matter what kind of diet you're on, you're allowed to •at as much M you want of anything you dont like. ' COOKING WITH WIN& Peach Cobbler „ For six to eight servings you'll need the following: 1 cup sifted flour; 1 tsph. baking powder;'/»fspn. salt; 2 eggs; Vh cups sugar;2 tblspns. butter or margarine; 2 Tblspns. milk; '/i cup Sherry; 3 cups sliced peaches.(fresh or canned). Sift together flour, baking powder and salt. Beat together eggs, 1 cup sugar, add butter and milk. Pour Into greased 9-Inch square pan. Simmer Sherry and remaining Vt cup of sugar together for 3 to 4 minutes; add peaches. Pour hot. peach mixture over batter In pan. Bake moderately hot oven (3/5 F) for 30 minutes. Serve warm with a dollop of whipped cream or vanilla ice cream. Also good served cold. Pyscniatrist: a fellow who can make people take unpleasant advice lying down. - l • QUICKIE QUIZ Q. The longer whiskey Is aged in wood, me better the whiskey. True or falser . A. raise. Whiskey Improves with age. but only to maturity. Some whiskeys reach maturity more quickly than others. Pull bodied whiskeys are likely to benefit from longer aging. After whiskey reaches Its peak, it may. tend to deteriorate if left in wood. v ^ ! •V* UQUOR STOKE ' FINEST ANDMOSTCOMPLEtE STOCK fe? > , >i IH ALL OF SOUTH JERSEY • • •. if We'll hold them; fou pick them up Anyone desiring their photos which appear In the Sentinel-Ledger may pick them up at the of flee. Due to the Increased cost of portage, the practice of mailing photos out is being discontinued. Photos will be kept at the office for i four weeks following publication. Hickman's 1166 isbary Iwt. LIVE Dial 399-1516 &&&ft8&m£&!& The State Department of Birds - thousands, of them - which attract the birds which in Chadwick, however, said he ' may. be aggravating Mrs.- Transportation will receive. are driving an Ocean City turn use'her pool for water and was unaware of any such order. Whitman's problem. . , Bids on Thursday, August 2&i t woman out of her home and she bath. • "We don't fed the weeds are 'They, need (fresh) water forV. . the substructure^ 'blames the problem on a near-, The . feathered/ tribes also causing the problem," said and she (Mrs. Whitman) has a rehabilitation of the four , by weeded field. . , pummel the Whitmans' home Chadwick,;who inspected the largeswimming pool of water," bridges along the Ocean City-' "This is pur second summer with droppings making life . area earlier this week: Chadwick said. - ' •• Somers Point Uvd. ' -. in our honie here (at 201 25th unpleasant for the-25th st. and He said lower areas, in' the He pointed out dial if there . The actual reconstruction st.) and we haven't been able to Haven av. neighborhood. fields which collect water could are problems with rodents or will run from the vicinity of Bay. use our pool yet," Mrs. Mark A. . According to Mrs.. Whitman, ' conceivably breed mosquitoes vermin, the City has a contract av. in Ocean City to the traffic -Whitman said. "We've asked pollen from the weeds "contain but that Stoeco, a company in with Ratnor for extermination. circle in Somers Point and is everybody for help and no one vermin and is blown into our which Stainton is a partner, has "I don't know what we can scheduled for completion by seems to be able to do pool, clothes and everything been filling the areas with dirt. do," Chadwick concluded. "We Labor Day of 1979, The anything." tise." "They (Stoeco) have been can't tell the birds to go roost proposed reconstruction is only The fields of seven-foot She said the Cape May most cooperative,"'Chadwick elsewhere." '•,..• one of numerous projects marsh grass that neighbor Mrs. County Board of Health in- said. . . Meanwhile, however, 'Mrs. scheduled by the State DOT Whitman's Home are owned by spected the area last year and While the filling process may i Whitman will have' to go onaround the State in the months Howard S. Stainton and lieissued an order to. have the destroy potential mosquito living as if she were one of the ahead. . •" between Bay and Haven avs. weeds cut down within 10 days. breeding grounds, it is also characters in the Alfred Hit- The tost major substructure She said the fields breed County Environmental destroying watering holes used chcock movie, The Birds. work on the boulevard bridges mosquitoes and other bisects Health Director Raymond bv the birds, a nitration that was some eight years ago when trap rock was Installed at the base of pilings along Beach Thorofare and \ steel. rein> torcement was added to a few of the bridge pilings. The last major road surface -' A scale model of the proposed attending examined the where will be announced. Seas Shop, Foliage Forest, work was done in 1961, and community center was a presentation, asking questions. Following cocktails and Wallace Hardware, Claire's, received the criticism of City highlight at the kick-off .dinner The affair was a kick-off fund dinner, dancing was enjoyed Seaside Seven, Sportsworld, officials when the roadway was dance given last Sunday in raiser for this project which and door prizes collected by Shafto's Shells and Ed Corn- partially dosed during August Atlantic City. : proposes a community center Dan Hughes and his committee man Fishing Tackle. and September.' Frank Vitella, architect, to be erected at 18th st. and were awarded. Merchants otplainedThepropoBexrcenter- SlmpsonavrRlchard Rabat is donating thedoor prizes were: Ownix) & Operated by • using the model to illustrate his fXon«**nl g tfihnlmmain chairman and ttnfl Pnn RonTlnvJ'a Bpyd's TV TV, Eddie's tPAM^m Auto, A is* A CM Sea - "Bill" & Marie presentation. He also showed Taht served as dinner dance Mclntyre. . Shanty, Dave's Fishing Sup- slides to show how. the various chairman. plies, Heritage Sboppes, rooms can be used.. Interior It was announced that the Morrow's Nut House, Shriver's, sketches were displayed one scale model and the sketches Gaudio's Plant Walk, Drift In showing the multi-purpose will be on display hi a public and Sea, The Peanut Shoppe, room as a theater. place so the general public also Johnson's Electric, Sun Rose The interest was evident as can get a look at what is Book Shop/ Rabat's Men's many of the more. than 400 proposed. Details on when and Shop, Spence Seafood, South PUDDLE. JUMPER There will be a "Puddle . Jumper" contest at 10 a.m. on the 9th st. beach Saturday. The event is sponsored by the Kite SUe, a boardwalk kite shop. -Puddle Jumpers are sticks with little wooden propellers on them. When you twist die stick, the Jumper takes offovT-- A Full Selection Of IMPOltlO » DOMBTfC LIQUORS • WINES • BEER CXtmsto* One of the East Coasf s Largest Wine Inventories aouD woe. me «FT sn •tun rnnB WiAhoHwFMUMel SOOA • MIXIBS • SNACKS • Kl • IAt SUPHJIS SOI tOOSEVOLT IOULEVA«O 399-0297 CIRCLE CAFE SomrtPotat. N.J. ACoMBto Setetaiof • UQUORS Personaliztet Dtlhrwy S«rrio« OaH 927-6111 QUARTET Wv>.''.- V-»iM Family^ and Friends will relax and enjoy Delicious Food - Fine Service . Dinners • Platters • Sandwiches Package Goods, Phone 927-1117 Rt. 9 & Mass. Ave Somers Point, N. I. T&TlGHT, AUG. 12Hi Bkk hy Scnahi Ptptar HmM Be Prepartd to bt Soared! ff«L Wfkt Paty Aif. TTtb "IRISH tattt Stager JOEHINDSLEY from "rTddJer't Oreee" Kkf «f PflssJ., Pi. "SlKtet K* Tew YM'W EveT rto." Big Band Sound at the Springfield NO ROCK -Music Every liglit- DYNAMICDUO Joe Baron • Al RiU Sati iMttta.*! ^••$0. • i ':^-v : :-^ • • * . '^Windtor Station" Toes, thru Sun. PACKAGE -GOODS LIVERY SERVtC 39O-O6O2 Plenty of Parking in the Back wHh a convwiitnt RMri ite «M COLE BROS, m to* SM. me tHE BARRELHOUSE Frl.ftSatHrtK Mm 3-10 P.H ER FAMILT SPECUlV ta., TOK., Wri. t Tem., 4-8 P JL Thursday from 9 P.M SHRIMP NITS All You Can Eat »IMt-1 A.M. FamowstorourSlearnerT Jumbo SantfwicHes *• Half Shells AII MMIU items can be prepared to take out. We also have a full I • 1 • • - , ) • : • ' . • FRIDAY. AUGUST 12.1977 THE OCEAN CITY (NJ.) SENTINEL-LEDGER LINWOOD—A concert by Found Free featuringcontemporary Christian music will be presented Sunday at 7:30 p.m. in Seaview Baptist Church, 2025 Shore rd. • , Found Free has appeared in scores of public performances at colleges, high schools, conventions and churches all over the United States. The group also has toured Canada and Australia and is frequently involved in radio, television and recording. The public is invited. . Enlists In Army ' '\?KS r f Dr. Cawood to preach, Schumacher to sing at Conferen The 1977 Ocean City Summer Bible Conference directed by Pastor David P. Wright continues, at the Baptist Church, 10th st. and Wesley av. Speaker this evening (Friday, August 120 is Dr. Ralph Keiper from . Conservative Baptist Seminary, Denver, Col. Manor. N.Y., his Th,M. and Th.D. from Dallas Theological Seminary, Dallas, Texas. He taught four years at Miami Christian College, and was Youth Director for four years at Calvary Church, in Miami. Since 1963 he has taught at Philadelphia College of Bible. The seventh week of the Dr. Cawood is the author of Conference opens Sunday. "TheNew Tongues Movement" (August 148 at 7:30 p.m. and "LetV Know The Bible." Speaker is Dr. John Cawood, He is a poplular youth speaker, chairman of the Biblical and his' messages relate to Division of Philadelphia' " students. Dr. Cawood College of Bible. each evening Sunday Dr. Cawood attended the lugh Friday at 7:30 p.m., University of Miami, Fla. He and at the Morning Bible Hour, received his B.A. degree from Tuesday through Friday at 11 The King's. College. Briardlff o'clock. o Afternoon of Harmony at Tabernacle Baptist An Afternoon, of Harmony at Baptist Church Male Chorus, of Tabernacle Baptist Church, 8th Atlantic City, . st. and West av., will be Donation is $3. Tickets may presented Sunday, August 28 at be purchased from church 3:30 p.m. Highlighting the members or H. Jackson, 732 program will be The Har- Moore- av., and Elliott's monizing Four, of Richmond, Westside Luncheonette, 7tb st. Va., and the Community and Moore av. RETREAT FOR WOMEN A Retreat for Women of the Seashore Area and the Brian Payne, son of Mr. and Mainland will be held at the Mrs. George Stratton, of Dominican Retreat House, Palermo, enlisted in the Army Bkins Park, Pa., October 7, 8 in December. 1B78 under the and 9. For reservations and entry program. He information contact ' Mrs. id from Ocean City Kathryn E. Noll at 39M5O4. School in June and left 22 for basic training at Fort McClellen, Ala. Upon .. -dasslfled ads bring results ~ completion of basic training he will attend Military Police School at Fort McClellen. iOFEN #U YEAR HOUNDE Traders' Lane De 13320 Simpson Avenue Dial IMPORTED i DOMESTIC COLD COTS * Afl Kinds of Sandwiehot-* Hoagles, Pastrami ft Corned Beef - Our Specialties' 1 First Presbyterian Church of Ocean City, presents the Unchanging • Truu\ chorus and orchestra in concert on Sunday (August 14) at 7:30 pjn. An evening of inspirational music with a gospel message win be presented. Public is invited to attend. ~ Organized in thefall of 1972 at the request of several young people who wanted to have a more active youth ministry in the inner-city Olivet-Covenant Church, 22nd and Mount Vernon Streets,' Philadelphia, The Unchanging Truth chorus And orchestra is now extending its ministry of music to other churches and groups throughout the area. Deeply impressed by a . . concert of the nationally known " Continental. Singers', of 7memade Salads, Sausage and Spaghetti Tarzana, Calif., and inspired by Sauce. Our own Roast Beef and Turkey the effect of a Christian En- Party Trays• Groceries• Milk •Soda deavor conference on many of aeyounatiftotfleithegWtt! i : , . ' ' ' . ' . v ' V • ' • . • • • • ' • ' ' ' . > • " ' • " ! . . " ' . • • ! . •••:• - • ' : • • • , Want to buy a house? FNB can-provide the money you need on a personalized basis — we call it "CUSTOMER-IZED" — with payments tailored to fit your needs. Now's the time to buy — while rates are lower and funds available. OR — if you already own your home, perhaps refinancing it at FNB can give you the money you need for extensive remodeling . *. . debt consolidation or school tuition. See the mortgage experts at FNB today ... we want to serve you! Business real estate loans are an FNB specialty FIRST NATIONAL BANK Serving 7 CottHtfes of Soufnera New Jersey wttn 41 Off/ces . . ; ISTA9USHED 1823 • ', ' , Memben FOIC • Federal Reserve System . . v OCMM Ctty OfHcft v St. Isle City Office v 801 Asbury Ave. 399-1300 4301 L«ndi» Ave.. : 263-4161 : \lMW&-ifaÂti&.:WiXll' Ce^» litay Ofile« : ' '' '" • •'. 33rd Street ft'liV:'Am^Jrl^lO:'-;': ; '')W-WdUaf|to Awe. 8844401 Dr. John Cawood Paul Schumacher Paul • Schumacher, tenor ' elaborate vocalist and recording artist system i from Conifer, Col., will sing at andjg, each of the Bible Conference • -The';: '•;.' Bible :v^nfew«M!«i meetings Sunday through. sponsors the Sacred Musiaiic Friday. Schumacher is a radio on Music Pier Sunday at 2:30 broadcaster, formerly on the p.m. Featured guest artist staff of Mooch/%iMe Institute's Sunday (August 14) is Paul WMBI in Chicago, III., andSchumacher in concert. Cleveland, O. He was manager The Summer Bible Con- of radio station.KAIM in 'ference which began July $• Honolulu. Later he managed continues for nine'consecnttve' Family Radio Station in weeks through September 4 Philadelphia. He is now {h the The Bible Conference Is nonfull time gospel concert and recording field. Beautiful preand Pastor Wright extends "a recorded orchestral backgrounds played through an cordial invitation to the public to attend. Cholly's Country Gift Shop 399-3554 v • < - • » Unchanging Truth Chorus VISIT OUR FINE GIFT SHOP - ;-:,W >4 enan Truth" chorus and orchestra Since music is so popular born. Encouraged by theamong today's young people, management of the Continental they felt this was the best way Sngers who provided them tareach them with the message with the exclusive or- of God's.love. They have used chestration of their folk many types of music In various oratorio "It's Getting Late" the techniques but always with the chorus and orchestra were purpose to glorify Jesus Christ. - formed and rehearsals began*. • • • Each member of the Un- Encouraged and supported changing Truth, individually, by the church and pastor, the has pledged their God given premiere of "It's Getting Late" talents to the furthering of was presented on New Year's Christ's kingdom. They seek no Eve 1072 before an appreciative personal gain other than per- audlenceln their churchTând sonal satisfaction that through they were on their way. Since them someone might find that time they have been eternal life. In a world that is playing and singing throughout constantly changing and where the .Pennsylvania and Newmoral standards are so often Jersey area to audiences large turned aside, we thank God that ' . and small, enabling them to one is able to rest in His Un- witness to their faith in Jesus changing Truth. • ' Christ far beyond the limits of their own church. Dr. Lindquist Chapel speaker Guest speaker Sunday at the 10:30 a.m. service in Union Chapel by-the-Sea, 55th st. and Asbury av. will be Dr. Raymond I. Lindquist, vice president of Templeton Foundation, London, England. Dr. Lindquist was minister of Hollywood Presbyterian Church for 18 years, during which time over 450 young people went into a field of ministry under his leadership. Again this year, he has flown more than 120,000 miles in filling engagements to preach, lecture and attend board meetings in the USA and abroad. He has preached in Israel, the BUYING SOLAR? 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Page 82 and 83: PAGEM4^TSECTldN TWO FRIDAY. AUGUST
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Page 90 and 91: • THE OCEAN CITY . SENTINEL-LEDGE
Page 92 and 93: PAGE 6 — SECTION TWO THE OCEAN CI
Page 94 and 95: p P."•'•!•! ALMOST EVERY OUTD
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PAGE 8 — .AUGUST 26.1977 Your gar
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7 . The Ocean City Sentinel-Ledger
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PACK . • - • . • , • •
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PAGE 10 — SECTION THRFF OCYC raci
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PAGE I 1 — SECTION THREE THE OC'K
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1 :••••• m ; Sea -man-Si
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P.\C;K 10 — SK(TIO\ ONE THK OCEAN
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PAGE 14-~ SECTION ONE: 'Wonderland
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MI IJ _ PAGE 4 — SECTION TWO THE
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