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PAGE 6 -_ SECTION TWO THt OCEAN CITY SINTiNlLH PQIR FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 4. 1970 Si .11] is R, Su T Co Ki. rid w,., fiui Thi 7 n h. H p.-h, t,R Sh,, R.% p CO? 1710 ITH Parr 16T! Bea 1019 Name DIAL 399-9709 Children altiridmg Si AunuMiiir-'.s in Ocean City will hiM/m mi Tuesday September Almost os we/come as a letter from home .., A SPECIAL STUDENT'S SUBSCRIPTION to the SENTINEL LEDGER FILL IN COUPON BELOW Please Send Special $4,00 Student Subscription To School Address. City. Zip Code, State S4.00 NOW ONLY or Phone Circulation Dept. 399-5411 Township school bus routes l i i M \H\IMH \ I- II « nj, in 111! r I'ppt r Llf ni n l T ^ S* hi* I r Ih I 1 171) "1 Ki I 1i l.illi its i,ir n, in I il i m mri Ini I Hill • M 1 \ I r rri r, ii . isinj, pupiU n m t ! ill «lin ih [i r, u[ I) i 1 tr. t I I r nil Ti H t n Himrlbiiti nil n rlh >n r in t i pnpik thr ii^h S i\ inl i Puli IMACK H(URI) \ highlight ni mi „ , M,,,|, |,m ,,, , | t| ri'ient I ifi'Huanl s Bill "ii tl" irnt K. ,.l inil SI] i rp 1 1, 01 HP MUSH lut 4, lr Id ri Nil-1114, il thi 1 ri U/ds thi> |iri"«'nt,itiiin uf in 11114.1 m Hi 1 h I 1 r n 1 ( pt nn C bnard . nimtnic ted In I Jnhn f .iri \ 1 [ ilt,rn ml I mini O( Hi fnnni'r mi'mlu'r nl ihi'Duyn t it\ Bi u Ii I h im i U 1II1 mi 411H Pdtri-I \1iHiiitn1 nn the hoard .in-ph it. ^, ,,„ r stu U |h t ind fn£»\iwi*d n irth n Routi H and ririiyp pupil* In Riiuwv^ll hKri irnv m hn il it H 4"j Hi un 1 Mn Bi>pbi Imvr Rout* fiO in Sunset rd , south on Sunset to Denmsville rri , northeast on Dennisvllle tu Perry rd , north on perrv lo Rout^ 50 to Dennisville rd , north on Dennisville rd , lo Old Tuekahoe rd , rnntinuiniz on Old Tuekahoe rd In the tin», in Tijcknhi* 7 h^i pu k srhoul up il Ml Fl.amnt ind Marshull Route Specinl Eduofitiun i\ turn Mjuth nn Routi SO tn Mr Eckersley leave gar,itgi> Fi rrv rd st irt rtri-iving pupiU and proceed south on Route fl 1 n Pi rr% rd In Old Di nnimilli lo Adam's la . return lo srhuol rd ind . jnt un Old Di nniwilli Route Special Edurfition rri Ii R, uli 0 miuth nn Ri uln Mrs May leiive R.ira(Je H 1 0, 'ill Ii Rnuti ') Turn mirth nn proceed south on Rnut* R uli 4 li rillrtud trMrk in F ih rm 1 Miip pinning pupiK ihri I, n i u h I irmmi nt Ri UU> SA MR I i i (hi u-hm,l il N 2", tmvil nurlh on Routt 4 ri i mnfe pupili Irum Lhollj Htillj, Farm I ^i ini» i\ e mt -n ^HJVI w rtni\ing ihildmn ur SeRVii w uid Fir>il i\ mirth in Fir^t js t Mirfcali W^Hl lo Roult 4 risumi puk up on Rnuu ^ to Wilkir hlvd west In Prant iv ind ii th to C rldm Dak L»i IH t I H( uti 4 south on Re uti M m Miirfnora From th Ih Hnllv Farm Iti RIIIHIIII blvd Ea>.t to ^t inh ip* rd nurth to Wistar jv ind west tn Rnule Q arrive ii fhiml dt H 4n Route 8 Mrs Rose begin picking up pupils on Mill rd., w* st to Woodbine rd to Steelmantown, north on Woodbine rd tn Woodbine rd to Route 49, turn east oil Rout* 49 to Route fiO Pick up on Route B0 to Hope Corson rd , east on Ht'ipe Corson rd , to New rd , north on New rd to school, stop picking up children on Butter rd Rout* KI Mrs. Steelman • leave school at 11.15 heading southeast on Old Tuekahoe rd, to Church rd , west on Church to Route 9, north on Route 9 to Roosevelt blvd,, east on Roosevelt to Stanhope rd,, north on Stanhope to Wistar av , west on Wistar to Route 9, North on Rouuf 9 to Margate av , east on Margate to First av , north on First lo Golden Oak av , east on Golden Oak to Route 9 North on Route 9 to South dr, east nn South to Steel rd , north on Ste»l to North dr., east on North dr. to Route 9 Proceed south to 8, The Upper Township School VVilkie blvd,, ea»t on Wilkie to bus will pick them up at the Grant av,, south on Grant to usu»l time and place, dropping Golden Oak La., east on them off at St Augustine's Golden Oak to Route 9, South shortly before 8 am oil Route 9 to Hope Corson Ocean City High School will rd , east on Hope Corson to hold an orientation day for Rout* SO, south on Route 50 rvi-d in thi? school ninth (p-aders un Tuesday, to Route 9 and north to cafelrria Doors open at S 30, September 8 Upper Township school chiidnii not using bus ninth p-aders, will be picked up Iransportiitinn are not lo arrive at the usual time and place by Route K-2 Mrs, Capito at [ht- sCiiool grounds until that the bus School will be in leave school at 11:20 via Old hiTjc session for the entire school Tuekahoe rd and Tuekahoe rd. New n'tjistrauiins will be day y lo Route 50 Proceed north on areepii'ri ihruuBh Friday, Special Education children Rout* 50 to Rout* 49, west on Si'ptrmb'T 4. nnd closed attending Trainahle Class in Rout* 49 tu Cedar av., north Ihcriiilti'r until Wednesday, Middle Township will begin the on Cedar to Marshallvilie rd,, September 16 school year on Wednesday, west on Marshallvilie to Head September 9 1 ^li In Tuckahf* rd , i-itsi mi Tuekahoe In Church rri , (wist on Churrh In Route fl, south on Ftciutp 9 id srh. nl Tap.' May Court House EiemonLary Srh I After SchiKil Aetivilifs pIpmpntMry *u?hi>'*! y i I 1 and travel Routp 9 through Beeslry's Point, Marmora, Palermo, Spnville sud Rmitf SO thruurjh Spavilii', F'etersbu ry, Tuekahoe and RouLf JO In Head of the River, arrivi> nl him gnragp at 5 15 pm High School After School Activities leave hus garage in Tuekahoe 5 15 «nd travel ernpty to Ocean City High School, leave High srhoii! S "SO and travel Fifth st and Bay av . lo Roosevelt blvd , to Route 9 and north to Bpesley's Point, return to Tuekahop rri and Ocean Oty Tuckahtic rd to Church rd to Route 9 iri Palermo and south through Seaville to Rout* .50 nnd north throut?h Seaviile, Petersbiry, Turkahoe to Mill rri and tu Head of the River and ri'turn via RoutJ> 49, arrive hus gnraae 7 p.m Orientation Day set for Upper students MARMORA In a letter issued recently by William Maynard, administrative principal of Upper Township Elementary School, it was announced that Upper Township pupils attending Ocean City Hi(;h School as freshmen will have a day of Orientation on September 8, Children will report at 8,40a m, and complete at 3:13 p.m. Pupils may carry their own lunch, or buy it at the school cafeteria. A bus will leave the Township garage at 7; IB a.m. and travel the main highways (Routes 49, 50 and 9). Corbin City pupils should be at the garage by 7; 15 to board the bus, or be on Route 49 arid 50 by 730. The same bus will return at 3:1 5p,m, If a child is not riding the bus, notify Mrs May at 628-2231. IF YOU SAVE THESE YOU'LL WANT TO GET YOUR GAS and OIL at SUNOCOi Ai Of Hw Ucatto fth St. Md OCMII Av*. • INOiNI CLIAN^M • MUPPL1U • TAILPIMI • TUNI4JN Chjcken Barbecue The Humane Society of Atlantic County will hold the Annual Chicken Barbecue Sunday from 3 to 9 p.m. »t the John F Kennedy Park in Somers Point, Rain date is Sunday, September 13. Thee public is invited and tiekett may be secured by calling Mri. John Fitzsimoris at 841-6744 or Mrs, Leona Moe at 823-2652 CLASSIFIED AD BRINGS RESULTS OUR SERVICE 8 6 ij 10 27 m (7) M 21 28 r 1 8 iff as Classified Ads Bring You Quick Results AS SIMMER WINDS * WAVE! SWEEP ACROSS WHITE SANDS VI'llH OWN V 4 J WAVE BREAKS LAST W.y* *r SiVJ ifl V^>.-* E 'hi** fe-"^' Ctwne t" v!ih fitJirte" ••ml fe«ulj n\!rv rSr^ *ll htiJd your VISIT OUR FAMOUS WIG DfPARTMENT The Most Complete Selection in South Jersey VINCENT & JOSEPH PHONE 399-9300 VI,it Our Sho,,. •' • ILLIIBUHSCIRCLI • CHERBV HILL • MOO RE 5 TOWN MALL • III KINOS MI5MW4Y HADDONFIELD • i» HADOON AVINUl, FLANDIRS HOTEL/llth ST, ind BOARDWALK/OCEAN CITY, N, J, A Dreamland of Decorating Delight at the PALMfR SHOPPING CENTER, Ufh Street and Haven Avenue Owned and Operated by PHIL TURNER ENTIRE STOCK y2 PRICE INCLUDING STORE FIXTURES Be an early owl and save exactly one-half Christmas Items TRIE QRNAMiNTS - LIGHTS » DECORATIONS Hundreds of Excitingly Ntw Creations — OPEN DAILY 9:30 to 5:30 — w s 9 16 ay J 10 17 197a f 4 11 18 25 s 5 to. 19 26 Our Business Offices will be closed Monday, Sept. 7 NIW JIRSBY NATURAL OAS COMMHT KNOWS NO HOLIDAY? SHOULD THE NEED ARISE PLEASE CALL 522-0551 FRIDAY SEPTEMBFR 4 1970 SHOP SUNDAY 9 2 W o,m. Jo mt p,m. Rf, 9 & Bethel Rd. SOMERS POINT LANCASTER BRAND Lunch Meats Bologna (fi-oi,), Ploin, PAP or Olive loaves or Salami or IDEAL SALADS or CeiATINS ^mW p k " EXTRA MEASURE VALUE' Old Hickory Franks 58 C LANCASTER BBAND HlfKOCY Smoked Canned Ham LANCASTIR [BAND $ 5" Domestic Canned Ham .': $ 3 29 Fancy Sea Trout 33 C SAVE 14% PINNA, DUTCH Birch Beer 6 pack of 12-ox. csni SAVE 10% HEINZ Barbecue Sauce SAVE 6% UPTON Tea Bags MustKOOm 3 OFF LABEL, PERSONAL SIZE Ivory Soap lAVIItMKIWNN-SPICY. WITH PUMP French's Mustard btl. THi OCEAN CITY SENTINEL L EDGER LANCASTER BRAND, 1 00°^ U.S. GOVERNMENT INSPrCTID! Sirloin Steaks "- FULL CUT-NO TiNDERLOiN RlMOVED! L ANf ASTER BRAND Porterhouse Steaks Rib Steaks T Bone Steaks ! A N f i ' j T f B B B S M D k ' N f .>',', 99' Delmonico Steaks LANCASTER BRAND Arm Steaks THIS COJPON WOBTH Green Stamps PAGE 7 — WCTION TWQ Green Stamps Pork or Veol Boneless STEAKS HAM NESCAFE s l 19 Oven Ready Rib Roast INSTANT COFFEE MFC. He 1970^ Quartered with Giblets >•- 33* B(AND "y i 'b A.-fBa&E Roasting Chickens .,,. t 38 C EXTRA MEASURE FROZEN FOOD VALUES! LANCASTER BRAND Sliced Beef Turkey or Salisbury Steak with Gravy f b Si he,I n bag*. LANCAiTER BkAND Salisbury Steaks; :: s i" THE THREE MINUTE MEAL 1 BROWN 4 SERVE Swift's Sausage i:; 69 e FREEZER QUEEN CHICKEN & GRAVY OR Gravy&Sliced Beef 1 JENNIE Or WHITE & DARK MEAT BONELESS Turkey Roast..,. I::*2 49 SAVE lit, PULUHAN Sandwich Bread EXTRA LARGE. 5 SIZE PERSIAN OR Cranshaw Melons 89 LOCAL GROWN BUnERNUT OR Acorn Squash 2 19 REGULAR OR PINK, IDEAL Lemonade ASSORTED FLAVORS 5Avt 6c BIRDSEYE Cool'N Creamy 69 £ TOP QUALITY IDEAL SLICED Strawberries 2...'89 e TOP QUALITY (deal Succotash I 49 e CROWN ,CE CREAM Sandwiches ....'; I" 89 C WHITE OR COLORED, IDEAL Cheese Food SLICES INDIVIDUALS WRAPPED 12-01. pkg. SWEET TANGY Spanish Onions FRESH Roasted Peanuts 3^:: $ I 00 H.r (I'tllt! ll 1 It Hi Chase A Sanborn COFFEE THIS COUPON WORTH 2S THIS COUPON WORTH Green Stamps :=:; -- »•• menu,
e I. PAOi S _ SECTION TWO Surf sailors climax season THEY'RE OFF 1 The Sun (•(> nff the ,'JUtli st hi>:i.h Thiimriii' •unll-il! n.-.'t t,lkt.S ,,ff fr«m HrV |nnd fnr nn W | Hook - line - sinker • >i i h»- * inie name La«l wi r h I « h 11 I h 11 L ii ** I Ih i k Hi ,n 11" il I i r I i i ,, 111 ' '' '1 I flu p iri r ill i All! »i I Ilic mill r I r eompum'd i>i "• " i i shi nn , ,„ ) Summer residerits .>} fVerin ih i i c nl i v ii CilV L i nim III Ifi i t| M I | i LJimmudiini Luty Paul. h m kn h \A u I I I h nil! r who organized ihi' flub la«l released the names nf the eiimposi ih The Hiimmerheari .kind three rari=s "up fnirli (he Plulariel August 2? ind •iv> Ydr.i (,,,,|j SHmpy. 30, and ieiiWiU Mill !„ (hi. ' i acknowledged the W f asKlstanre given by Dr and fur P irli h Mrs. J S Lehman, of Ocean All h nth ih flai pr City, and Mr and Mrs Harold UIWJ hj I I F f (u fil% I Clark in. of Boston, Mass Ih \ r p rli -i i Hin^ Mr and Mrs Rirhard Fowler, of Newton Square. Pa . took first place honors in thr series of races. while Commodore and Mrs Paul u( Newton Square, and Mr and Mrs. Fred Mere, of Berwyn, Pa , were tied for second Mr and Mrs John Lozinalk. of East Nomton, Pa , finisheij in the third•placi' position, and „ Mr. and Mrs Joan Paytas, of Philadelphia, captured "fourth Fifth place winners were iMr and Mrs. Ruben Foedisus of Ejkin Park, Pa.. vthjle Mr and Mrs. William Leonard finished last in the competition at sixth p\me The club, which plans to continue next year, held ius awards banquet Sunday night at the Crab Trap. 1 every rtiiv h. I);*M M'•'?!;(£?),!, rh rcptiFtx I hill Arl Nippes, nf the \!=nunfts' *"• Dick Edwards. .J! the Buccaneer' caught a Jmarlin. while Tony Faraco released (he , 1 1 , 1 two marlin he raughl \aboard lit11. Ic h l f, nhi h h ulti his Christi" "\ inri if ^( llhlrh-ir\ i in th* fu tu r» - - * * * \ In < tht-r utidn tl^hinj. nia« VSeakflsh are still runnin|| Willum Dilti i IT d pirn strong as evidenced by •ih .h[ Lerntjnt s report that Fr^d ftiur hluili h and iwn h nifn Weller, Lion Miedarna, jifnd ihi lar^* lb advantage uvir Knight s aftrr thi fir^t ptrmd GIpason *a:orpd night i*f hi tnam s points in th* 1 pi nud Thi sMTond quirtrr >mw i balann-d Fni itt-irk inrn-BW their odge to 40 31 at half timH In thn third pi-mid W*>isst pound in If) points us thr pUyufi champions optnid up a 8T 4 1 ! lead HuTf nrttiri wvpn fourth quarter points a c hn hilpid hi", tiam maintain thn IH point jdvjntag* at thp finish Gleason, a sharpshnoting Delaware High School grad who will att seventh. Wanruno special equipment will be playoff championship of the drew :i walk, stole second and needed. Participation in theOcean City Youth Athletic HCufvd the winmny run nn activities does .not impair a Association by beating Hugh Jones single to center boy's amateur standing. Exchange Club, 8-6, in the Mike Kooker s home run final game of a hestofthree was the big hit for P B A Scon Boys can register for the series. The champions lost the gp! th*' victors' while pitching eompetitiun to be held first game of the series by in rHiei of Any Barry October 3 at 10 a.m., at the forfeit when they inadvertently Chadwick smacked three hiLs 34th st, playground, at Meyer failed to got every player into for the hisers with Mike CuliH' Motors before September 26, the game thereby ending their getting two Jim Chudwiek was Each contestant must be 14=garhe winning streak They the losing pitcher though he accompanied by one of his then won the second game, limited the champs to four parents or a legal guardian at 6-5, to set the stage for the hit* the registration. Each bey will finaj meeting, The first game uf the series receive a free Tips Book containing the^ stories of Mike Sannino, on*? of the saw PBA win, 20"), un the league-leading NFL stars. league's all time peat players, field but lose when the smacked a three-run homer in. OCVAAs rules committee In the competition a point is the championship game to found them in violation of a awarded for each foot the ball finish as the leagijp champion league rule requiring that every travels in the air and a point is in that department. He player play at leasl one thing deducted for each foot the ball smacked five. Sannino also The forfeit washed out a lands to the left of right of a gained the mound decision, hi three-hit win for Sannino who center line. All measurements eighth of the year without a also smacked four hits Also are made to the half-foot, with defeat erased from the record sva> a half-points awarded or home run by Jones deducted. In the bottom of the seventh The winner of the local inning, PBA leading 8-6, the This title was the third in contest will be eligible for the scrappy Exchange team loaded four y e a r s for the zone competitions, and this the bases with two outs. P.B.A sponsored team and the could eventually lead to the Sannino wont to a full count fourth overall. Their first title, national finals to be held in on Gary Weisenberg before in 1963, featured the only Los Angeles, throwing a strike past him to team in OCYAA Major League wrap up the game and thehistory to play through an league championship. entire se;ison without a loss That team was 16-0. The Firemen in Pageant Steve Ang added to the breakdown of championships winner's hitting attack with by sponsor now shows PBA MARMORA • The Volunteer two singles in three trips to the leading with a total of four Fire Company of Marmora will plate. Bob Harre was the Legion, Kiw take part in the Miss America starting and losing pitcher fnr Parade in Atlantic City next Exchange, while Al Neill week. A spokesman said they pitched in relief. will in effect be representing all Game number two saw volunteer fire companies, A Exchange take the early lead contingent will accompany the and come very close to winning official representatives, and the entire thing. Exchange had otheri are invited to watch the barely qualified for the parade on television, playoffs, finishing one game ahead of Legion for third place, but upset second place KiwanLs to earn the right to Don't delay! Film add rets change today. meet PBA. Exchange led, 5-4, entering the sixth inning of the second game when Mike Lombardi drilled a double to chase home Lenny Scott with the tying ClMiHM Adi Iring RMVIM F al! have won three. Lions and St Augustine have each won once Only one other team. Exchange in 1964 and 1965, has been able to win two consecutive championships GALLO MOTOR SALES Authorized American Motors and GMC Truck Dealers COMPLETE P4RTS and SERVICE DEPARTMENT CAPE MAY COURT HOUSi 20 S, MAIN STRIET DIAL 465-5122 "Easiest Place In The "ounty to do Business' unis and Exchange „nu siithou! miiiMin^ Hn i.iyiur M«ke thr chinjif Imim Chtmi. 3«« nil 1 J'AGI ? — SECTION TWO delay.' file address change today. Investment s BOENNING & SCATTERGOQO, INC S01 Ct ntriil Au> Oram City. 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Mta, Hnd 21' BERTRAM B»hl« M»r 21' FORMULA 160 HP Marb 20- BERTRAM Ugppl. FWC 20- CHRIS CRAFT ftUj* •UR If SEA BIRD, in HP Mm. II' RENKEN, 120 HP BUG 17- GLASSPAR. 120 HP OMC COMPLITf STOCK BOiTON WM4LIR, HUrcurf TFid#-ln Bank Financing RENTALS AVAILABLi . TRY B1FORE YOU BUY S» Rever Houiebeati 32' £ 36' - Sleep 6 to 10 Runabouts & Ski Boats • Fully Iquiiptd ST#NE HABBOK MARINA «th STRUT BRIDCE ON THI INLAND WATIRW4T STDNi HARBOR, H J l40»i 3M-I141 Factor, Tiiin.a Mtchinici • Csmplftc Marine FtciiiHt! OPIN 7 DSVS SHIP"! STORES SPECMiS "MILL" STORM WINDOWS fflyVBSS 5 for $80,00 "Anodized" Storm Window. WLF STOWN6 5 for $88,75 'WHITE' 1 STORM WINDOWS Sfor$89JS TRIPl£ TRACK MLF STORING md SCREEN REPAIRS} $59.95 $68.95 $69.95 $69.96 $79.95 All Price* Are Completely Installed j ^ REPLACEMENT WINDOWS—JALOUSIES' SHUTTERS — AWNING WlNDQWft> SCREENS — AWNINGS — DOOR: DIM. 399-1M1 Bikir's Aluphiwi
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