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PAGE 8 — SECTION ONE Traffic •< continued from page l) has ever witnessed. Longo estimated that 200,000 people crowded into this city • which houses about 12,000 residents during the winter months. ' In addition to the normal squad of 17 officers who maintained their normal routines during the boat parade, some 17 additional officers,' four auxiliary policemen and an additional accident' unit was brought into action to control crowds and traffic during UieVNIght in Venice celebration. H* The arrest Saturday night of a; local couple for allegedly setting off the false fire alarm was the first in recent times agd could serve as a display case for City Prosecutor James Waldron in the wakeof a rash of faflse alarms that have been causing fire officials difficulties and even some casualties. - . Caught in the act by young summer Ptl. Patricia Boylan, 37-year-old John R. Nieveen and his wife, Johnette, of 119 Ocean rd., fled the fire box at %d st. and Bay av. at 10:09 Saturday. ••Boylan caught Mrs. Nieveen during the chase, however, and Nieveen later turned himself in, police said. Both were issued summonses and could be fined up to $200 for the offense. ..In another case shortly after 2 a.m. Saturday, special squad officers Frank Daly and Gary Schaffer stopped an automobile First Peoples offers MAGNAVOX 197Golor TV... THE OCEAN CITY whether the study committee's' losses caused by offshore .Market at 8th st. and West av.,: definition of a "mom and pop energy development; the City for '. some - non- T. - Lafferty •' said his guards beachfront lots. experienced one of the busiest • The Cape May County Rescue service faster, to the southern police reported. , ' ' , store" is adequate and whether - Establishment of an on- the city ''has the authority to do stru'cture, drilling program. Mrs: James'said she is days of the summer last Friday Squad is completing its annual part-of the city. , When the would-be robber this." whereby permits will be offered, closely watching developments when a combination of winds fund drive with only the Gar- In addition to the emergency > pulled a gun on the assistant manager', at the food store, Since "the large super- before leasing to any company' at Brighton pi. And the beach and currents made ocean dens remaining to-be solicited.' ..calls, the. Rescue Squad also police said, the would-be victim markets have not expressed which wants to get involved in where the City and a committee bathing extremely hazardous. • Members' have been con: provides transportation when ducting a door-to-dobr " needed. .These transportations told the man-that he couldn't any desire to stay open on exploration; of appointed advisers has been Lafferty said his men hadsolicitation for more than two include moving patients, from negotiating with the, owner, numerous runs into the tur- possibly give him any money. Sundays," Waldman said, "this - A prohibition against In- weeks seeking funds to finance hospitals to nursing homes, Caswell Holloway, Jr. • bulent surf all along the beach- With that, police said, the question is a legal one rather terior Department regulators the Rescue Squad's services for taking patients from nursing empty-pocketed bandit put his . than one of desire." going to work for the industries It has been reported that front on Friday. Bathers were the coming year. • homes to hospitals for tests gun away and fled the scene. The proposed amendment they previously regulated for those negotiations have been kept in confined areas, but also opens for Sunday sales two years after they leave the going smoothly on the basis of occasionally they would ven- The Cape May County Rescue then returning them to the government; and the assessed value of the land ture out too far and peed Squad was founded in 1951 and nursing homes, taking patients more health and hygiene items. involved. Holloway had wanted assistance, Lafferty said. initiated service; with a used, to hospitals in nearby - An OCS oil and gas audit; to .beach-related and to construct a number of Saturday's rain kept beach ambulance quartered in a'metropolitan areas when be conducted by the Interior Sunday garden apartments on the land, crowds to a minimum, but the borrowed' garage. .Since that specialized . services are Waldman said the amend- Department, which will but has given the City until water temperature remained time the Squad has grown until needed, etc. . (continued from page 1) ment "very definitely will be eliminate the dependence on October to come up with a near 70 and when clearing today it has six vehicles, 34 According to a report issued put on the ballot." industry data which could be reasonable offer. began in the late afternoon senior corps members and six at the end of the week, the Judge George Francis recently biased to help achieve in- ruled the City was in fact dustry's goal of total price Late Monday, BBPA attorney there were more than the usual Junior corps members ready to donations have been coming in While the petition drive for 1' violating its own ordinance by deregulation. Clement F. Lisitskj sent a letter number of bathers in'the surf. • provide services24hours a day, at a fine rate and all donors are seven days a week to residents p.m. Sunday openings caused to Dugan concerning the set- Lafferty said his men ex- thanked for their help. Those conducting Sunday recreation These last three amendments and visitors. . • considerable disagreement tlement for the E. Atlantic blvd. perienced virtually no who were not at home when the activities. ' were all authored by - between proponents and op- lots. Iisitski has stipulated that problems on the beach Sunday The squad operates out of two members called found Because of the proposed: Congressman Hughes. ponents of Sunday sales here, the City and the BBPA will despite the large crowds' as the buildings, the headquarters at' brochures and a self-addressed amendment, however, Francis •the study commission . Hughes said bis only agreeto settle for the lots at the weather finally cleared. Water 3rd st. and Haven av. and a envelope. They are asked to said he wouldn't force the city 'recommendation has won disappointment-.was the agreed upon price of $155,000 if temperatures remained at the substation at 36th st. and Baymail in their donation in the to dose its sporting facilities approval - though sometimes Committee's rejection of his during the next 60 days Dugan 70 degree mark. • av. The substation was opened envelope. pending the outcome of the, qualified or reluctant - from amendment which would have last year as a help in providing does not disturb the natural November referendum. .both factions involved in the provided additional planning sand dunes and does not apply ' When the blue law study issue. - money to states by tapping the for any. building permits. PCS revenue fund. He said the LAMP SPECIAL! Reg. $ 14.95 Save "3^0 Sale •• ^ W ^ Vf V V V V V W BW VV V V V BFWWWWWW " ** W V W V !BUILD S LAMP Plsntcrs, Bottles, Micreme Statues, Driftwood, Etc. • Fun Selection of . Lamp Parts In Stock "Come Visit Our Showroom" Large Selection of Lamp Shades GLGCTRIC SUPPLycoJ Phone 399-3130 1214 West Ave., Ocean City, N. J. Fabulous Handorarfttd VISITORS to Ocean City If you plan to food shop during your stay here .. ..visit our All New A&P Market at... 16th STREET and SIMPSON AVENUE (BETWEEN 15TH and 16TH STREETS IN THE PALMER SHOPPING CENTER) TUESDAY: • • . & • / . • ? • • • ADVERTISED ITEM POLICY Each of these advertised items is required to be readily available for sale 2LST !££?* tflB ad V«rt.sed price In each A&P Store, except as specifically noted in this ad. P {$50. This coupon equals *50 00 in -4 • Pink Cash Register Receipts (This plus'350 in additional Pink Cash register receipts will entitle you to one free appliance.) ^ Good only at A»P Food Sioraa in PENNSYLVANIA In PhUwMptiU. ' Oalawara. Chartar; Bucfca, Monlgomaty. UMpti. Northampton, and Barka Countlaa. In NEW JERSEY In Camdan. Burlington. OJoucatlar. 8*lwn. ^•raiai. Cumberland, wHmonuno, capa Capa May, May. Atlanta, and Marear CoimUaa Countlaa andlii' and In - - Manahattkln. Manahaokln. Franehtown. Franchtown, tambartvllla. lambartvllla. and Ptillllpiburn. Ptillllpiburo. In OELAWAHEinNawCatHaCounty.OHaraiplraaOctobarIS. f*77. a a^BMaffe ' VaKfll ,__-, wi'^BBifB] wunn«i« «n i»«w tnu county. OMar a« BBBB* BBBBBJ BBBBBJ BBBBBJ BBBBBJ^BBJ ^BBBJ Prices effective Wed.. Aug. 3 thru Sat.. Aug. 6.1977. BONELESS WHOLE TOP 18-22-lbs. Averdge CIWKEH QUARTERS GROUND BEEF .FULLY COOKED SMOKED HAMS BONELESS BOTTOM - RO NN PAGE ICECREAM c [V2-gal. ctn. ANN PAGE Tomato Ketchup iaise FRANKFURTERor Sandwich Rolls ANN PAGE ANN PAGE I Frozen Pops * ' ' • ' , . • • • . ' , ' • • > • • . • * A f t P ..' ;• ' ' :' : - • •'• "- : '. Liquid Bleach A88ORTEP FLAVORS Yukon Soda.. DRINK MIX/A8SORTEO FtAVORS Cheeri Aid ANN PAGE LEMQNADE 5-lb. FRESH SHANK PORTION WITH • BACKS ,. •• ID. Ib. SUPER BONUS A&P FAIYIILY BRANDS SALE!! I,.................;, Jar . JANE PARKER 8-Ct. Pkgs. i.' .."•'•• . ;•• 24-ct. ••:^»»i...,r—...pkg. '••• • • • . • • • • : ' ' ' g a l . , ......................xont I HERE'S HOW IT WORKS! 1. Aek for your official Receipt Saving Envelope at A»P. H 2 - N fw through October 15, 1977 collect your "Pink" . receipts from A&P. BOTTOM ROUND SWISS •CUBED nTUHAUt, WHOLE or PORTION SEMI-BONELESS HAM HILLSHIRE 79° POLSKA KIELBASA • * ^ , FREEZER QUEEN B—B-MU, Salisbury Staak 79° MEAT ENTREES WITH COUPON! A^ÊRBBLENDmCHINBRAZUJANCOFFEESr 12-fi. oz. cans i ran •:V . î» _ u.. A&PAS8ORTEO Fruit Drinks MARVEL QT AftP Paper Towels K YOGURT CUP8 '•• QREEN BEANSs-oi. •COT CORN 10-01. A&P FRESH CHILLED Orange -Juice ......... ANN PAGE A88T. FLAVOR8 Gelatin Dessert. WHITE/BLUE ' Sail Detergent PINK, QREEN OR LEMON Ahoy Liquid SAVE 1 ONB1SK.OZ.BOX L 4 As /•«.-.—— . 46-11. • . oz. can 64-IL ...... ox. bit. 49-oz. ..box I'lflt I ONei-LB.BAQ IT *F2Sr I OM«1B*.OfcBOX H SAVE I . SSAVI ^- AW " ^sirSorat i^- PIUSBUIW ^ ^ saswaas |^ ^"^Sl-jS?* I t 22? f^" WlwSa IPIUSBURYFROSTING vou orr 3. Whan you've collected $400 In "Pink" register ' receipts bring them to pur manager's office for validation. . (0 Ain. &n>ff r OOC 1 " '0flu tOuQUaNtott''SOUT"''0QBH *••'"'" Meettag8tarts8:i5p.m.aH8W^ 1 dovwrav. For formation^«flfc^l THESEAOFil It thU my irorldr b this my world wh peop* live•••'••.'•..•• .•••*.- - • • • : • • • : • • • • • { . : - n ^ 0 i ^0 OrtsttarobiRVatrasheaii.elC. tleve?- • .• •"iî^ U «sedito be life: couldbel- ;;: •••:'- • And now It's humanity\ % • . /• Ibe cement'-and': the greta i .VVOCSv D m coUdbeseen The glass Is klf ^ . Why ** • —P^^m-. m mn •wmpvw BMBWI But if we suadair hBtM We can,. make It rlfht h everything to' ••.•:• 1*-,i'?,V:"fe : ^'^j -.'. '•-'• •. : A,?$tmBpT~*^~ ;.THEVOICBf^TON!Ti«Mi!! - The youag man came :. > • :^ Fresh from the sehMi of and:works'' .V.->;-v;:-i• - And the Word. He did not have thedelivery of an orator Tho* he tried so hard. ; For he had a pofau. bat I was crttic. ;••::••• : . - : : < - : ^ ' ' ' ^ ^ I was full of me. of Soleoalontfteartt H heard how he said But not what' * He stood up there, ; Holding the'*—* «••-• Book. .krmmdt the words For Iwfis • crltte and I cooMn& The Voice that really spoke •• j»M^fti|l3i*;,.ivWM-' wiee bat oot thi; • .wiBe,-.i.,--.-:;V^V/iH''''''' . v® KdidaiH Urtento the Voice of- C o d . . - ' •'•'••:• . : • • • • - ' . •", •-•-• • • * ' Yes. I was a crttic . Looking for perfection fa . ', mode and the manner : ; Of the youthful man. •&• I also wanted others to khowj5 That I knew what we wantef^ and some agreed, •*g They too found fautts, somevK had overlooked, ,v» They too had heard the mafi.; but not the Voice ' & That tried to speak to ajh through him. $f "He Is too young." most a% . agreed. %*) • . "But wasn't David asked one, We weren't listening even I "Did you see bis wife?" "They're both too young, if t were only older," ' ' "The other one was old. old." "How old was Abraham?" asked, we didn't hear. -„. We were engrossed In tearing; down the well -; That held the living water thai; would have quenched our; thirst. . . ij? • Our thoughts had stopped Kg? flow. I? Weakened by tts want wj;. .weakened others,, >. We could have had tts strengU|. had we but listened, *S listened to the Voice. •: The Voice of Him Who spok& S.J.Lewlf' : ;J JANUARY TWENTY FIRST ;' A flake of enow - It to so soft, se« ught. :• It falls so silently upon thtsUent night; £ I'm glad that I. alone with yooj* could be 1" To fed the snow • so white - sS* Ught-so free. r- . : - • You laugh - the night shall tang?, today; jrf And that sweet snow shalC* - vanish and go 'way; ' - ' 'Jt; But, from now on'- each time ap snows, tls.true. -« 1'U laugh - so happily • wttS; thoughts of yon. I{ , BlB.CUmtarlaj^ -.-.,»«.«-, momfloniery, Lehlgh, Northampton, and Berks Counties. In NEW JERSEY In Camden, Burlington, Gloucester, In Manahawkln. Fronchtown, Lambartville, and Phllllpsburo. In DELAWARE in New Castlo Counrv. . »« ^- P'Wic Send your poems fqivf tbllcatioQ to "Sapport Your? h>cel xal p^^-^dupeôt-tliUi^'; CORNER 16TH STREET and SIMPSON AVENUE. OCEAN CUT newspaper. , : ' v . .•• .;> ..,••;,,.:
f PAGE 10 — SECTION ONE THE OCEAN CITY (N. J.) SENTINEL-LEDGER ha ^wl re in. sc m ro S Pt ai at. tr V' a. a •.w aj a M ft • a ; ••• 9 3 a C a s ! • • Also available are 2 Cot : Stages that Will hold up to ^people. Phone 927-2149 IMJS Laiting Road Somers Point, •o* Jorsoy 08244 IT'S HERE! OUR ANNUAL PRICES CUT IN HALF -SALE- Starts Thur. August 4th, 1977 SHAME... ...... .....| [ ADDRESS ...........| ! CfTY.......u...STATEu.u.....JF .| \ NOAGEUHIT-HoPorehJM | \ . 0BAWWfii11P.II.8UMDAY(AUfl.7,i977 | •BaMBja>B«2SBJ!tfgi^ ' w S14 «•« Road •^•;:V/ : ' HARDWARE Sam Helton Photo' PHILADELPHIA — The Bull blasted a few this weekend and powered the Phils back into! second place, only 1& games behind'the remarkable Chicago Cubs. .- Greg Luzinski, who might be the leading MVP candidate in the National League if he can continue at this pace, knocked his 24th," 25th and.26th homers against the San Fr/tncisco Giants and. increased his RBI ' total to 83; His grand slam on Saturday night helped produce: a9-3 win and his two blasts, one' in the eighth, were the difference in Sunday's 54 victory. • . Richie Hebner also connected both Saturday anil Sunday, lifting his total to 13 and his batting average to .300, while Mike Schmidt knocked his 28th on Sunday. The Phils go into tonight's, game with San Diego (Larry Christenson vs. lefty Bob Owchinko) with'a club total of Public Notice SUPERIOR COURT OF NBW JIRSBV CHANCERY DIVISION -. CAPE MAY COUNTY DOCKET NO. C-S41-7* STATE OF NEW JERSEY TO I EDWIN EISENHARDT and MRS. ED- WIN BISENHAROT. till wife; OBOROfl CAPTAIN NOAH TO PARADE ON BOARDWALK- _1MNMARBT Nl „.„, wltuAM c r% A. * A * *m ^v *•*•* t> »'•* EI»BNHAKDT# Wl WIWJ.WlLI.liUn C Saturday, August 6, Ocean City honors one of its own EI$BNMARDT.BT Speaking of Softball, Snow is part of the Shore Point Pools team that was ranked 32nd nationally in Women's Slo-Pitcb-Softball. They are currently selling tee shirts ($5 each) to help raise money so they can play hi the National Championships in Ohio later this month. "We were 35-2 last year," Snow said, "and played in the Nationals at York, Pennsylvania ftwasa|otof fun." . - In addition to Snow, who plays shortfielder, the team features Judy Gayle, Diane Smith, Cookie Shaw, Mabel Cowan and many other women who have earned strong reputations as athletes In the area. Snow as an AU-Cape-Atlantic Softball player at OCHS before switching to tennis (then a Spring sport) her senior year. So, the late part of the summer offers a fun experience for Diane Snow. It will be another chance fbrtier and the rest of Shore Point Awls to shoot for that National Championship. And, when that is all over, Diane will begin an experience at Glassboro State College that she also hopes will be fun. 2.: m The Only German Restaurant in Ocean City" Servo Yourself at Our Delicious Salad Bar N" Iliroaw.trom^ .' * Ma.m.;O(iuMri(W»>k««y 1 ';*'^'.^*^B»^*aB.4ig«F,/,'•' ';u^jS a m rm^^f^^sis^^m Route 9 (where Somers Pt. and Linwood Meet) HOME BAKED HAM or r"-— '*-.*-.*-« and WRAPPED .. ,,mmm We cart supply everything for Vooy c«leblirlioi>; d last garnishing touch -. •;' . CALL 653-8155 Joe DiOne's (All: Somers Point, M. J. L'uuiinuous I nieMjinrnpfii, Oiincing Nightly JRJ TRIO I ejlunng JOHNNY SI SSOMS In I, Sal HMt-i WILL JAMES DUO Sun , MOM . Tues . Wed and Thurs Hues BOB TUCKER Guilar Vocalisl Wed. f n t, Sal Hues VIC DZIUBA Organ Vocalist Sun. A Thurs MIKE PEDICIN QUARTET i PHONE 399-5260^- CIRCLE CAFE Sonus Point, •. J. \ ••>.. WINES •BEERS PersonaHzed Delivery Service Call 927-6111 MON.ATUES. NIGHTS otdUL ;' 632 WESLEY AVENUE NIGHTLY BUFFET All You Can Eat $ 5.50 •: . includes • • I . Appetizer, Beverage-, and Dessert Children under 10.......... ..$2.75 ;j Dinner Served from 5-7:30 p.m. ..-. t Breakfast Served from Menu 8-11 a.m. i SMday Burner: 12-2:30 «l 5-7:30 -Your Hosts-TheVandferpoal Family ¥ •SI
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