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PAGE TWO THE OCIAN CITY SINTINILLEDGER TUESDAY, SfPTIMSER 1, 1970
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|*IjinI frnm Mayor (Ii'iiryc I Kotierts as
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thi 1 pn'icnt.iUtin Tulinmn Hindi
Gerefy Point's
'Citizen • 70'
SOMKKS POINT Ucorj-e
Gefeu was honored h> the
- ,nld as general manarier
I re itn 1 tlfi a 7 0
Since 1982 he has been
.lihbhe direeior and roach of
basketball and track for St
Josephs Pariichial School, and
served as manager u! Point
Howlint! since 196(1, aiisistlni;
the youth of the city m every
Ppseritly Gerety is serving as
Deputy t ii ami Knight of the
liital Ciii, ncil Knight* of
Uriiy Complete Course
I 2 i JJ ] 4RC11 )( FHTNC)
ISCUC ROC'KAWAY AuB, 25
Cnunl tiuard Petty Officer
Third C:iiis>, Robert O Gray,
sun ul Mi and Mrs. Joe R.
flrav, ill 20 Roosevelt hlvd ,
Ofi'an City NJ . completed a
n i riH month ucrynographie
ITUIM' in I hi 1 Mpditerrani-an
fiboiirri the Const Guard Cutter
USS llnckiiway The cutter's
miuimi inrludi-d an cxti'nsive
di'pt h -sfiu IHIIIIB program,
pliottujraphinti ihe bottom of
till 1 sea with all underwater
eami-rn. and collcelinj and
iiiialyziiiij samples, from the
Ocean Hour The Rnekaway
will ri'turn Id her humepnrt at
(iovernors Island, N Y , Sept
If), 1970
CLASSIFIED AD
SRINO5 RISULTS
No bed of roses
Visitor pays ^50 for nap
in Hairs petunia patch
The Chy Hall Petunia Patch
is hardly a "bed uf roBM," but
It was (i(nid rni)U|!h fur Henry
Wurstall, "" of Hatboro, Pa ,
ID curl up in and fall asleep.
WiirKtall found that thr local
iuilit'fnry frowns upon sleeping
in public placps, especially the
riiiwer pint adjacent to the 9th
si Fire Hi,use, once the site of
the "Nnthaniel C Smith
Goldfish and tiuppy Pond "
HmiLh was Mayor here from
Ifl,»i9 to 196,1.
Municipal Judge Franklin A
Kin« fined Worsts!! $60 for
beiny dnink and disorderly
when he refused In (Jet out of
t,he Petunia potrh at the urging
of firi^men
In other action Michael J
Heilly, 18, of West Chester,
Pa . and Edward W Mueller,
19. of Woodhury, werp held
for the grand jury on charges
of having heroin and marijuana
in fheir possession on August
2 In addition lieiily was
charged with possession of
other stimulent or depressant
dr\ii|s and Mueller with
unlawful possession of a
hypoderiTiie net'dle and
synnge These charges were
referred to the County
pmaeeulor's office fcir 3* M *on
Henry J Carr, til
Collingdale. Pa , and Michael C
Stevenstin, of Philadelphia,
each paid S50 fines for being
drunk and distirderly limt
weekend f
Christopher Adams, of
Abington, Pa . paid a S50 fine
for damaging a surfboard
Adams was originally charged
with larceny of a surfboard,
but that charge was dismissed
and he was rearrested on the
disorderly person charge
Kevin. Oilrny, of Havertown,
Pa , loined the numberless
ranks of young people fined
S3ft on possessit.n of heer
charges this summer fiilrov
wry, arn ^teri Augusi 22
A Warminster, Pa, youth,
Scott Kilgore, 1H, was fined
$90 Tiii uiking twti tomatoes
and a can of chicken of the Sea
Tuna fish from the Thriftway
Market at 4th st and Asbiiry
nv
Michael Mintter, of Bryn
Mawr, Pa , paid a $2f, fine for
trespassing ai the Lincoln
Hotel Saturday night William
C Heist of 1 17 W IHth st..
wits fined S3S for using
offensive language to PI. I
Alfonso Gayle on August 30,
Music Pier
concert programs
Clarence Fuhrman
Tom Perkins . .
Frank Ruggieri ,
Laurens MeMaster
George Livings . , .
Guest Soloisti
conductor
soloist
manager
soprano
. , tenor
Editor's note: The Music Pier orchestra program printed*
here is iubject to change without notice. The programs are
rubmitted to the SentinelLedger for publication well in
advance of the concert dates. In the interim, changei are
often made in the propami TTie prograins are printed by
the SenUnel-Ledger at the request of the orchertra's
inanaeernent as a public lervice.
Tuesday, September 1
Overture To Orpheus
In The Underworld Offenbach
Che Gelida Manina . Puccini
Oeorfe Livinp
Lylvia & Morning Speaki
Visai D'Arte Puccini
Laurens MeMaster
Uallet Egyptian Lulgini
Until . . _ . Sanderson
Tom Perkins
Comedians Gallop .Kabaleysky
Iron Division
.March Kiefer
INTERMISSION
Rio Rita .Tierney
Mattinata Leoncavallo
Oeofge Livinp
Naila . ._. , .". . Delibes
§moke Gets In
Your Eyes Kern
Laurens MeMaster
Valse Poudree Popy
Smllln'Through Penn
Tom Perkins
Moorish Serenade , , , , Chapl
Carousel Rodgers
Wednesday, September 2
The Jolly Rohbeh
Overture Suppe
Serenade Romberg
George Livings
The Roses
Honeymoon Bratton
Through The
Years ,.,,... Youmans
Laurens MeMaster
Dowri South Myddleton
Into The Nljht Edwards
Tom Perkins
Jalousie , , . , ,
National EmbUm
Mirch
INTERMISSION
The Rose Of
Algeria ,,..,, Herbert
Yours Is Mv •
Heart Alone Lohar
George Livings
The Darvlshes Bendix
Ml Chiamano
Mlmi Puccini
Laurens MeMaster
Dance Of The
Hours Ponchielli
The Trumpeter , , Dix
Tom Perkins
Love Sends A Little Gift
of Roses Openshaw
South Pacific Rodgers
* * •
Thursday, September 3
Overture To The Beautiful
Galathea , . Suppe
Cujus Animan , Rossini
Qeorge Livings
Romance Rubensteln
Musette's Walta , Puccini
Laurens MeMaster
Humoreske Dvorak
Ramans Wayne
Tom Perkins
Noia Arndt
Americans We Fillmore
INTERMISSION
The Pinafore Sullivan
The Flower Song Bizet'
Oeorge Livings
Adoration Borowski
Ouvre Ton Coeur Bizet
Laurens MeMaster
Parade Of The Wooden
Soldiers ,,,..,., Jessel
Great Day ,,,,.,., Youmans
Tom Perkins
Sleeping Beauty
Waltz Tschaikowsky
The King and I Rodgers
CLASSIFIED AD
BRINGS RISULTS
Are You Having
Trouble Saving Money?
Why don't you try pur installment
shares — where saving is a must?
The Tuckahoe Building
and Loan Association
Route 50 Phone 628-2583 Tuckahoe
DRIVE A LITTLE, SAVE A LOT I
Open Wednetday nitas from 7 - 9
Ul Sot. of tht month 12 neon to 6 p.m.
Starting our 2nd century of tarvic»
Fund-railing fete
for Hughes Friday
A fund raising reception in
honor of William J Hughes,
Democratic candidate for
Congress, will be given on
^nday evening, September 11,
in the White Hall Hotel, 710
Ocean av
D Allen Stretch, campaign
manager, announced that the
Congressional candidate will
make a major policy speech on
this occasion William H
Woods, candidate for the
Board of Freeholders in Cape
May County, also will outline
his campaign objectives
The program will include
refreshments and music It Will
begin at 8 p.m Ticket sales are
being handled by 8 hi-partisan
committee headed bv fiam
Bmsdlev, nf Marmrtrn
Water rates
continued from page 1
company more attractive to
investors in today's highly
competitive money market He
said this was taken into
account in arriving at the
amount of increase necessary
to put his District on a sound
financial footing
As a larger company,' 1 he
said, "we are in a better
position to bargain for lower
interest on borrowed money
He pointed out that interest
charges are one of the
company's biggest expenses
Snider said the present level
of earnings is not enough to
support existing investment in
water and sewer service
facilities let alone attract
additional investment money.
Bank loans of The New Jersey
Water Company, which are due
within jess than a year, now
total in excess of $11,500,000
"There are so many
attractive' opportunities
available to people who have
money to invest that unless we
have adequate earnings it will
not be possible to refinance
this bank debt, since investors
will pass us by in favor of
something better, even at rates
of interest that have risen some
100 percent in the last four
years.
"Unless we can compete we
cannot get the money
necessary to have our system
keep pace with the needs of
our customers. This would be
unthinkable We are in business
to provide service, not excuses
for failing to do so,"
The Ocean City District's
present charges for water
service are based on operating
costs and investment in water
service facilities on April 30,
1967, over three years ago
Since then the Company has
spent $497,400 on plant
additions and improvements.
During the same period,
annual operating and
maintenance costs went up
from $182,600 to $221,400.
The Ocean City District's
present charges for sewer
service are based on operating
costs and Investment in sewer
service facilities on December
31, 1962, almost eight years
ago. Since then the Company
has spent $1,401,400, on plant
additions and improvements.
During the period December
ml
31, 1987, lo December Ul,
1960, annual operating and
mainkinance ensis went up
from $247,800 to $310,800
"Wo arc ciiught in the sami
inflationary bind as everybody
else," said Snider "I wish II
were other «,«
The Oceun City District,
WaLer and Sewer Divisions
/Si
serves 91 ft 0
Oei'iin City
customers in
CLASSIFIED AD
SRINOS RISULTS
LONDON FOG'S
LADY DANTON
IS FADPROOF,
WATERPROOF
It doein'f matter what it's like "out there," or
what "they're wearing. Lady Danfon is as time-
less as Shakespeare, as constant as the seasons,
whispering smart, clear-favored good look. Trim
single breasted fly front, stand up collar, self-
slash pockets spell a grace of sense, In a spectral
range of colors, in touch with the individualism
of our time. In Calibre" Cloth of 65% Dacron"
polyester, 35% combed cotton, A zipouf liner
of 100% wool makes temperature a matte'r of
choice. London Fog* lets you laugh at the
wtather, '65,00
Sheer Support Pantyhose
with "Dancf r Stretch"
\^A Danikin, vwrld fimous for their dinct
\ jMK tights, makes a new sheer support
«/-M pantyhose especially designed for active
PV^ women. This pantyhose offers the perftct
W balance between support and fashionablt
^- sheerness. Smooth support ensures
, maximum comfort throughout the day and
[ on Into the evening. Available at our stem
» In e wide range of colors to suit every
m occasion. 76% nylon, 24% spandex.
JH In lovely colors, proportioned for
M Short, Medium, Medium-Tali
fl and Tall. $5.00
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TUESOAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1970
Merlon Park group hosts
guests at dinner-dance
Oiii 1 hundred and %ovi>nty MX
mombrrs and yiiusU of thr
Menon Park Community CMuh
altrndnd thi' Dirinrr Da net-
Suturtiiiy t 1 vening in iht !
Linwood Country Club
Donald Pannrti, pri'Mdi'iit,
pointed out thai tht* Four CIVIC
asscjciatinnii of the city hnvt'
oftPn invited rnrh tithor I"
a t Lend sp«Miil mivungh
However, as a Hprrial
indieatinn of thr drain* to iom
WARDS
SPECIALS
APPLESAUCE
CAKE 75c
Tuesday
CHOCOLATE
FUDGE CAKE 80c
Wednesday
ORANGE ICED
ANGEL CAKE 89c
Thursday
NORWEGIAN TORTC
CAKE 65c ft $ l,10
In Our 42nd Year
WARDS
PASTRY
724 Asbury Ave.
Did 399-1260
SWEETHEART
tO|M'thlT, lifflriTS lif ihi' HllUltl
Orfiin t'ny ImpnivcnuMil
AsMiciiitiiin. IB 2H Ciiinniunily
AKSOCHII Min JUK) thi' f tlirdt'li^
Civir Awiiriiiliim WITI 1 invilcH
io he iilli'i.1* nl this ««-!iil
furicUtsn.
Intruduci'd lit. tjiii'si* iinri
ri>pn.Hi.ni.iH|J Ihcir oruiilii/aliim"
pn'sidcnl ni thi' South Oi'i'iin
(Jits Impriivi'mi'ril AwiXMilllon.
and Mr C'iiviilc. l.yndun
Curti'lyou. und Juhn GilbiTt
Sr , pn>Milrnt of thi- Gnrdi'ni-
Civir A.feHfMMiil iitn. rind MFK
Cjilhi'rl
Also mtriitlurcd iis hiiniin-d
ItjiPJiii; w*Tc (liiEnswifinnr and
Mr* David Simpson.
Ccimmissnini'r and Mrs ChrsU'f
Wimbf'riJ. FriMihulriiir ind Mrs
Friincis TownKinfl and Capf
May County trrasurnr jusoph
BradT^iiy anri Mr» Briidwiiy
FollDWine rimlicr rinnrinij t.i
live miiEir wn> ''ri|(i\!-H
I Miiiilci |{ i \ i' r « . IliiiiM'
Amif'cl Si.r\ ire-- ('h.-iiniiiiii,
nil itudctil (li'li'mii-ni-.:
"I (itiii't think v,i' Kin (in
mm h this lute in the ^".sinn.
! (iliin tIIi fiili', t i n s y t ' i i r . "
LtavtM Deck at 11:30 a.m., 2:30 p.m., 8 p.m.
SM Oc«an City's iMUtiful Shoreline
Adults *2.S0 ChiWr©n*1.i0.
APPROXIMATELY Ufa TO Z-HOUR RIDE
_-_ Dining Room . 398-9802
P H . Market & Dock 398-9803
Office 399.7214
Firemen kept busy
with weekend runs
Kift'mi'ti ^pt'ti! a hu^y
Wi'rkt'nii pi'hpiHirlin^ to TtrOM :il
pnvutc hnmi^, iirrit|pnU. find
fnlinwuijf thriiuuh Uiihi' iihirmh.
iioriirilini; lei Fin' «'hii'f
FiTiliniinH Tiiccarino
Tnci'iirinii Niiid hit. men put
nut fiFr^ ri'sultinil friim thi 1
iirriHt'nt on thr bfidfi* 1
Hiiturdiiy mnrning L^ili'r m thr
tiny Ihoy piii out ii small drf at
t h i' dump ai IHth st and
Havi'ti liv
Fjirly Sunday murnini; thi'
fin-rm'n Wfrr CMlli'd to fight a
ymall hln/.c m an Hr-ctrif rany^
at tUO 2fi[h st Tnrcarino said
I hi' rangi' had born Irft cin and
the fur started at 4 p m
fausfri hy a short cin-uit Most
of tho damjigi' w;yi raupicd hy
smiiki'
Tafrannii ssiid hii, men
ri'hpijndi'd to fivi' smiikt'
odor" rails where there wcri'
no fires and two fnlsJ' alarms at
Waverly anH Wt sli'y rd^ and
IHth t! :ind Ashiiry av
Annual Bridp. Banquet
Thi' Annual Bridge Banquet
lor members of the Yacht Club
will he held Thursday at 8 p m
in the Yacht Club Prizes will
be iiwardcd for Duplicate and
Tournament Bridge as WPII fis
the Milton Hagy Memorial
trophy Matt HutmakPr is
bridge chairman
HELP THE CHURCH
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 5
Because of the tremendous response last
year, we are again setting aside one day in
which all profits from our business will be
donated to the Holy Trinity Episcopal Church
Building Fund. Whatever you need and buy
on the above date — whether it be a newspaper
or a greeting card — will be helping
the church.
M4 MBUBT AVENUE
1MB ULtAN 5.ITY bfcNTINEL-LEDGER
MPCA SOCIAL Members of thi Doniild
i Park Civic Assfiriatiori cnjiiyifl pri'sidi' i'nt of I hi' 1 R 2H ('ivii Aswitiat ion,
an end fif tho-a'asrin dinner ilatu i Mrs
Saturday even ing in the Linwood |
Country Cluh Khnwn here arc Mrs
Story hour at Point library
SOMERS POINT The
popular Mary hour program nt
S?jfflf*rs Point Librar>' begins ;i
ripw SHssujn Saturday, Oetobi 1 ?
n, at 9 ;10 a m m tho libr«r>-
Thp nnw timrv 9 30 in
1015 a m-, was selected m
givt 1 t.hp reading grf'up^ mrr
privacy sine*- the library is not
oppn to thn public until H)
aiti: Thp firet half hour will hv
OPPORTUNITY
ADVERTISING
SALESMAN
Far man or woman.
(nductrisui ant psrtsnibit.
Full or part rim».
Mainland journal
NMuntville, N. J.
devoted to the readiriii prcjtjrHm
folhiw*_4i hy ;i limiiiLili 1 book
selection periiid
Two ^mailer Uruups will
me*t at the new time instead
of one iiirije uri.iip The three
to five >»-ar nlds meet
downstairs and the ^is IN nin^'
Thi reariine k'roups will meet
for 10 riinst'CU ve Saturdays,
Oclubir 3 through Deci'mbi-r
fi. The prouram will include
stones read aloud, story telling,
records and othe reading
CciLlirtlics A secor i 10 week
progrum will begin February
18,
Septembtr 1" a workshop
for the story tellers will be held
in the library With the held of
the State Library, a program
has fceen set up to acquaint the
story tellers With the aims of
the proilram and activities for
the children
I'anarn. Lyndtm CVirtelyou.
Ciirti'lyou and Mr p;inarg,
Hnt of thi- Miirion F'urk fivi.
mtion Tiiliman Phutu
ToosfmisfreiSBs
en/oy pool party
Members and
p,ir i-reiuK
Mr* ji^e
Baraiiiniown Silt
Ihi Seiishiire
Lnie^u r.l the
nn-y. Club
,,, ,,mi pool
Ihi- homi ol
T'-rn,- in
members ul
Ocean City's Most Colorful Dock Near 9th Street on the Bay
YOU ARE
INVITED TO
WATCH THE
ACTIVITIES
ON OUR DOCK
SEAFOOD RESTAURANT
OPEN
MONDAY thru SATURDAY
SUNDAYS and HOLIDAYS
SEAFOOD MARKET
BAK1RY . . .
Take Horn* — Ready to Stirvt
SEAFOOD
Club wen intriiduci-d it* irui*b,
A highhyh! nf ih*- •iflaifwa^
iin HUrtion *.f MriuriiLional
materials conducted by John
Schoepf. husband ul a
member
The fin,i rufiulur rnectine "f
the new MNMjn will be ihm
pvenma (Tuesday I at 8*10 p m
in Harry's Inn. Stimers Point
MLM Eleanor Cunningham
aisislant librarian at thf
Atlantic City Library, will be
loastmistrejis of the eveninc
The theme will be
Communications The Art uf
Learn in y
New members are welcome
Information may bf obtained
by calling Mrs John Kelly »i
927-75QS
RESTAURANT
And BOAT RIDES
4P./Hta9P,M,
12 Noon to 9 P.M.
A, M, to 9 P. M,
9 A. M. to 9 P. M.
DELICIOUS GOGKID HOME-IAKID 300DS
SEAFOODS Bum • Pits
SEAHORSE GRILL
OPENS DAILY 7t00 A.M.
CLOSES fcOO'P.M.
RSHERMEH'S BREAKFAST
LUNCHES PACKED FOR
DEEP SIA FISHERMEN
PAGE THREE
Ocean City Coming Events
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Mn-.il P..-. l.-.iluiiiiu the
M,,i II .p,il O M Ill-nil.i '1 nriir thi
il.i. rf ,. ,r, . ii ( iir. m i Kuhrm.ti
.iriil jnliiiiK Tum Pi-rkins
L.iufii.i MlM.ij.lir ,,riflH
l U i M V I Iliesd.n I
V,ii in I'lull IJuphi .,[•• Hrldyi
jaffi- (-M mi'iiilHM^ nh 7 IT
Bii/aar
f kshop i p rn m thi
Kr,.nk K"V'T
I ill' W.mlu.f d,
TtiMflHKnW iWi-dni-stlay j
Bi.«.,.rl n.ipl,, .,!!• Bridfjf
ll.imi 7 !'• p rn ul llfi
Allanli. n
!'U Hi. .1. Ih Inn
pm.
M..ru.ir, R.,nck P.ist 117
Am* ?UHf \j-\lii>n mating. M
p m
* • *
1 - ] p FTI ill Simmh'
Hi-slaiiranl SK. '
. , 'V
Ocean Cils Amateur Golfers
Ass'iciatHin m* i *'t!nu. W 30 p m
* * *
Li'iii Duphcate Bridije
ll.jfne 7 1 Pi p m in the
American Legion Hall, 14th
si .jnd Hav»>n av
* * *
Bflwlinc Banquet, 7pm, at
Ihi Yacht Cluh
* * *
THURSDAY
Ocean City Yacht Club
Bridge Banquet, 8 p,m
» * m
Rotary Club dinner meeting,
6 1 a p m in Plymouth Inn.
* * •
CBMC luncheon meeting,
12 15 pm in Plymouth Inn,
All men welcome,
* * p
Ocean City Duplicate Bridge
game, 7 30 p.m. in the
B isc ay ne Hotel. 812 Ocean av
* ft 9
FRIDAY
Final free concert of the
with the Ocean City
Mumi ipal Orchestra, H p m^
on ihi. MUI.II- Pier
* * m
Natoha Oiuneil Degree of
PocahiinUis miH.Mng, H p rn , in
!hi' American Leg]un Hall,
1 1 th st arid Haven av
* * •
Beachcombers Square Daive
Club H p m . HI the Youth
renter
* s *
Smlinji Award Dinner, 6;30
\j m at thi. Yacht Club
Award graduate
Mrs Mary G Butler, of 14
Bimpion av , was graduated
from Cape May County
Vocational School recently m •
gradual* Practical Nurse Mrs,
Butler was awarded the
Surgical Award from the UN
Association and will be starting
work at Shore Memorial
Hospital this month.
juhn Y Mnrhi-ll, Attorney
General, on Mafia tern:
"It is becoming increi»ingly
clear that many good
Americans of Italian descent
are offended by.the terms of
Niafia and Cosa Nostra in
news reports,"
Deep Sea Fishing Trips
WHD GOOSE - 2 TRIPS DALY
LIIVM 7:30 A.M., R.turm 11:30 A.M.
UMVW 1:30 P.M., fUhima S:M P.M.
Adults $4.50 Chiidren$3.S0
ENJOY THE THRILL
OF A SPECTACULAR
SPEED BOAT RIDE
FLYING PONY
DAILY RIDES at
11 a.m. -1 p.m. - 3:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m.
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