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PAOI 2 — SECTION ONf THi OCiAN CITY SiNTlNELLiOGfB THURSDAY, SfPTiMBIR 17, 1970 CLASSMATES RKI : MTKO PrHsidt'iu Richard ,\J. Nixnti (frt'i>tN State Senator and Mrs Robert E Kiiy at the Whiti" House while ('ungri'ssmaii Charli's W Sandman watches. Kay.Sen«tor of Cape May and Cumn*>rland Counties attended Dukf 1'nivprsitv [JIW Srht'ol ;it Increase eunenupd frtm pegp ' also is proposing two new ?#rvicp offerings at hjwrr than prevailing fatPs Onf t^ a speeiaJ night raLP which would permit a one-minutp eaJI from a nonôin phtini:* to anywhprp in the sUitt* for 15 crnu or IPSS between th# houFg of II p m and B arn when no operator assistance is required The other new offering is a special pconomy service which would provide rpsidpnee customers with a lirniu>d baJie monthly service for $4 00 The service is designed to meet the needs of customers who make only a few calls each month Locally Ocean City subscribers will increase from a present rate of $5 45 for Individual lines to $5 75 A two party line will jump from 14-40 to $4 80 and four party lines will increase from $3 60 to $4.10, Business office manager Robert A EJavenport said existing four party lines can be retained, but the company will not offer lines to new customers. Woods continued from page 1 Exchange Club and the political arena. He was named ,Realtor of the Year in I September of 1989, served as vice president of the Board last year and served two terms as secret* ry. In the political arena he was a Republican county . committeeman for five years, vice chairman of the county Republican executive committee for two years, local deputy tax assessor for two years and a member of the Beach .and Bayfront Preservation Committee for three years. He currently is a Democratic candidate for , county Freeholder ; Other activities have •Included a member of the I Ejichaflgii Club and state ; director of the Exchange Clubs • of New Jersey, member of the '. Gardens Civic Association, ' Ocean City Chamber of Commerce, past president of the Methodist Men of the First United Methodist Church and active in majiy church functions He also is a Mason. Sewer continued from page 1 project is included in the state's overall $908 million Clean Water Plan and the $271 million sewer bond issue passed by the state's voters at the general, election in November 1S69. „ The bond issue money is anticipated to be the "seed" money necessary to get the maximum federjl aid for these projects. The federal government can put up to 55 percent of the neee«sary funds with the state share listed at 25 percent. The regions sugpsted in the plan, it is pointed out in thi (tudy, are "flexible and are to be used ns a guide gnd planning device, able to be adjusted." 'inXHIi.CAN THEFTS Munhamn-Stealinf city trtsh baskets from street oomera has been so widespread that as many m ten blocks were without baskets at one time. A city •ipokJiman said an experimisnt was undirwty to curtail thefts by boltini a new type baiket to the ildtwaUt. Durham, Nnrth C'arnhna, at the time as the president aujjhter uf f'ol. and Mrs Charles Hiirluw Miles jr of MO W. Hurt rd "I hi- hndefrroom is the son of Mr anil Mrs [Vti*r KDUWH of Xpwark. \ Y — Values Galore on the Want Ad Pages — Chief addre$$9s Kiwanis Dungan lauds department Af'livilioi nf the Oro.in City Piiliri 1 ni'piirtmcnl wnri' cniiiined In c'hii I' H»njaniin L Dunîifi ji \hv lunrhrnn niiM'hn,* of thi* KiWHnis Club yckt criiiii 'ii Simmi ' Thr Hi'paftmtMit was hirtncH in 1HHH with one man and today w»* hnvi< a fnrri 1 nf 11 mini, " tht' rhit'f npnnod •"nir dcparimcnl lipfnilps with totii squad* ;tnd il* ii rule thrro ,irr nynv ffipn working at om l iiini' with thi- I'sci'pticin nf the si'mmf'F î';u,nn svhi'n tht= fnrri* i*, au&rmi'MN-H wiih cummer p:drct!mi>n Thi* ipviiki'' wvni on th*> i'spjiiin th:i! thi* eufinmt'r pHlmlrm'f) ;in:° mainly roilrgi' students Many are law luct n LH ind i< it h* r who df» m n il d ind « nltd*>rs ilrf in Ihi' IN In 2.1 yciir ili!"* hracki'l Tilt' Chir-I* iilsu noted the diiparimiMil id hopini; to pliui' u "WP ari. cndravorini! to niakc Ih*' Ocean City Police Di'portmi'nt ihp best in thi' stair and WP need your hflp," Ihi> Chief roneliidod "WP need nic>nitiirni|i TV fiimi'm on ihi' your i'yi'S and Pars Do not Muyf Pirr Thi* would iMiahli' it ht'MUitt' to call us when you man at puhri' hi'Jidquarii'is to think Wf can bi* of aMsjstanri> " H'jiii Ihi' boardwalk I'riini 6lh Past Pri>«idi>ni Hi'rhprt H lo ! 2th MS Jl wtiuld liol only Bhzziird wrvi>d IIK program bt' valnahi*' in ihi' siiiiiffli'! iy chairman and pri>s*mu>d thi' walfh lilt' rrtiwdu hut would sprakt'F. Wilhiir Hopkin* M'rVM in ihi' WiiiliT to thankt'd him ppri'hi'nd SUSpOftM hii'ittini! arid tnfi'rintj lli*' *' lie loft. ttinfiwnk.Clierrs f'nint.M (' S#ll Yeiir Boatt Call Ad Takor 3WS411 HIS SCENE UNISEX BOUTIQUE SOS 9TH STREIT DIAL 398-9840 The OPEN YEAR 'ROUND QPIN MONDAY THRU FRIDAY 3 TO 9 SATURDAY 10 A. M. TO 6 P. M. JIM McDERMOTT, Manager one INVESTAMERICA GROUP, Inc. I 405 - SJnd STRUT - "PU1A 22" OCIAN CITY, N. j OtMn Ciry'i Only MUTUAL FUND SPECIALISTS OVER MO RESISTEJKB FUNM — COMPLETE LIFC iNSURANU * MEMBER Ol THE BOSTON STOCK EXCHANOC Escapade mils thf Hinr nnd the fashion i.l;m i.omi's running! And nn wondur. it's irrt'sistible! Lc.in ,intj flippy . . r«ndy for s fashion snfnri. Buttons farm n line on the hiph v.imp, Kstnpadn plays the role ^ tif the Pii'tl Pipnr in fnshion, u should You'll walk happy in these pretty contemporaries by Red 8 Cross Shoes, There's a social ease tailored to these, Clean, uncluttered lines. Clever trims. Leading fashion on brave bold heels, Shoe looks forgoing everywhere! fall's sophisticates! Red Cross'Shoes i hai fta £&n5Mifen shatfvif with Thf A rifan NaMcnSl Rid C'§ii OPIN DAILY f.-30 A.M. — CLOSi MON. THRU THUR?" 5;30J*.M. OPEN FRIDAY & SATURDAY EVENINGS 'TIL 9 DIAL 399-5511 THURSDAY, SEPTIMBE 17, 1970 THE OCIAN CITY SINTINE .EDGER obituaries Ghalk artist talk Ira R. Smitl( HOMKHS r»f)INT Mro Ida M Srmih ill* l m Shon-rd du-d sndlli-nlv Nunriay Sho wus T.\ Mr 1 Turn Nanrior chalk urUM, will present a pr'-yriim 'Cuspc! . Nmilh Wil* n nnlivn of in Art" Sunday at 7 .'1(1 p m Phil.uli-lphi:* uiiri hilfi mudc her cm the Music Pier Th" nmî-Hir* ilomc' in SiimiTS P,>int l,,r I he is HpiitKuirrcl hy thi l.ulhiTun Niifvivin,; an- hir husband, lji'i)r|;i' Hr , miii yiii, (i(Hir|iiJ Jr of IhIN ritv, nn • lircithi'r, John Rilhi.fU ,(l Dl.yii'MiJwn Pn »»fl ••mill i?iiiriilrhililr(Mi KliniTiil vriuvs. Will |JI> rr.iwI.iruH H 3() this mcimiiiB «i llii Middli-tiin Str>>bli> Ftini-rjil llorni- f-illiiwd by Ri.iiuipm M.1W J,I [ i •«*] m Hi Ji.M'ph i fi (• Churrh Inturmi'iit will h.. in Holy ('•„** Margaret C. Green Funeral services were conducted Sunday afternoon followed by Interment at Zlon Cemetery, Bargaintown, $14,400 due City for paving plans A resolution was passed at city commiMion meeting Wednesday approving the Municipal Aid Schedule of highway work for this fall. To be included in the fall program are several gtMets that have become eligible for state aid. Under the act the city ii entitled to $14,400 for the construction and reconstruction of Aberdeen Road, Newcastle Road, and I Oth st, from Aibury to Weiley avs, The distance Involved is ,31 miles. In other action Elizabeth Brady w» appointed as Temporary Special police woman to work ai a substitute school croBlng guard in the police department, ' to be Pier feature Church VVism^n uf iSi Johri s Churrh iinri I he puhiir i^ invit4'd Turn £andt>f i^ a ifradiJHtc f»l Newark Srhtiot nf Fsn*' ancj Industrial Aris Hi' hiin hnd his painlinjis accepl'''! in N*'w Jersey ;irt IMt exhihiNunH meluding Muntrlatr Ari Musi'um. Newark Art Miifum. Trenton Stutc HIIIIM- Ari Museum iinH I h*' N*-^;irk Art ciub The main thru«l iif his. prt.pani, "The tiospel in Art , is to teach Hild shi! F * ! h^ thouehtJi nf the iinswi'r id the need in piuiplr^ lives Indiiv •QUALITY FURNITURE AT REASONABLE PRICES 1 Furniture - §§ddinq -- Floor C&vifingt 704 Asbury Avenue Ocean City, N, J. - CLOSED EVERY WEDNESDAY - FIRE CASVALTY The R. E, DARBY Agency 'TOSURANCE EXCLUSIVELY" 604 Central A»e. CITY 1DDAS lit., W f i m - i i ••- f " l u h i i i r d [ > ' * n > . ^ p n i i n i h ' F i < ^ ; i s i f l i n t r l | . I - , , I , h V M * , i \ F p l i l i l i i i i l . » = ^ - H * * * K n t ; i i \ C l u b d i n n e r r - m - i ' i . r n i H 1 f * p n i i r i P ! \ r r i ! . n i ! h ( M M * * * C B M C l u i i r h ' - ' i i i m f f - t i i i L ! 1 A 1 r ' [ 1 f n i n P l v m - H i l d | . m TOMfJHFiOW iFri.l.,1 Mm.,ti I 1 .irk Ass.M-UiLi.tn iri.'hni:, in (he S»:i>>p'--*. M-i". WHCS ni the Smii Jcrsi-s uiual riitili UniLi'd Mil hiidisl .HI th- ,S1 i FI.T Ocean City Coming Events .ii) p i ''hurrh Niil.iriii lii ineii Dc(;ric ni Poesihmiias m, i * i ting, H p m In ihi. American L.-g W .11 1 1 lh u .nrt Hat. .i u. < in h "I i KM' *, V\.. ! . • I • • M , .. , K . ; i . ; h i . , i II. .., I , \ l t r . h , li, \ . A I \ i , . , i , i,,.: ••• lh Kp.J-.,p,,* I, Mri. M.ir(i;irf't f) Green (if -47*20 ^ i*i her htim* 1 This is dune very effiTI ivt'iv thrnugti the use ni a '-pceial nriist's eiisel cquippi'H with away multi eoififed JlghtH. sperial Im'tu rer'^ rhalk and a pre rectirded message played Mrs C"r!'*>n ffirrni'rly rt'suir'd through a tape recorder ID Palmyra and iwimprs Point Th* She hail bt'on an Ocean Cily n-sirii-nt for ihp past 12 years and WHS a mrirnbiir (if the First Pfcshvli'flan Church Thcrp an> nci immi'rilalc SUrviviirs Funeral servtccs were ciindiii"ii-d Monday morning from the Godfrey Smith Funeral Home with the Rev William R Allen, pastor of the First Presbyterian Church, officiating Interment was at the National f'emetery at Bi verly Oswald D. Moore Oswald D Moore of 310 E, Surf rd passed away Saturday at his home- He waj 76 Mr Moore was a retired insurance manager for the Pennsylvania Railroad. He was burn in Philadelphia and had made his home here for the past two years Ht was a graduate of Central High School in Philadelphia- Class of 191 1 Mr Moore served with Troop B. First Pennsylvania Cavalry at the Mexican Border in 1918 and was an Army captain during World War I service in Company B, 107th Machine Gune Bn . 28th Division He was a member of Henry H Huston Post 3, American Legion; Military Order World W*rs, Malta Boat Club, V. S, Rowing Society and the National Association of Amateur Onrsmen, all of Philadelphia. Surviving are his wife, Miriam; two daughters, Mrs. Mildred M Hess of Cincinnati, Ohio, and Miss Elizabeth B Moore of the Panama Canal Zoni', and three grandchildren. Services were conducted yesterday morning at the Wimberc Punderal Home with the Rev William R Alliin, pastor of the First Presbyterian Church, officiating. Interment was at Westminster Cemetery in Philadelphia Joseph P. Banrd ENGLISH CREEK • Joseph P Bazard of Eion rd., died Tuesday in the Senator Nursing Home, Atlantic City. He was 68, Mr, Bazafd was a native of Philadelphia and had liv- d in Somers Point most of hi» life. Ho was a retired electrician. Survivors include three sons, Joseph P, jr. of Somers Point, Roy of Cologne and Daniel of Coshoctow, Ohio; four daughters, Mrs, Eleanor Ingersoll of English Creek, Mrs, Dorothy Sapienzo of Somers Point; Mrs, Lillian Myers of Cardiff and Mrs. Emma Bradford of Lincoln, Ala,; two sisters, Mrs, Bertha Graham of Steelmanvillo and Mrs. Leona Merrill of Somers Point; 17 grandchildren and two great grandchildren. 1 The Archangel. rr*>ati(in by -James Weldon Johnson, Belhiehem Star Birth of Jesus, The Cross, l.ifi- of Christ, The Liuhlhiiusi-, Puruble of C'hristian, Mount Bmal, Life of ' presentjitKm is nfii just Muses, Belshaz/ers Feast, Life a chalk talk but m ni Darnel, Taj Mahal, Parable experience in Living Light, uf the Church, flrHnd Cunyon Color and Sound In 1 9fi 1 this Suite, Secuhir, The Planeij,, program was presfnU'ri in Kefiilar. The Bouts, Parables England, Scotland, Norway for Children, David and and Sweden The itinerary Cioliath afid Daniel in the lasted for nine months Lion's Den. Olrl Testament for "The Gospel in Art" Children. and Joshua. Old drawings and messages include Teatarni'nI 'or Children Hughes hits Sandman Cape May Ferry deficit "The public is becoming innatioriav And only token disgusted w th the wav steps have been recommended entrenched leadership in to deal with >iU(,'h massive Congress is pouring tax money domestic* problems as water down the drain and still not and air piiliutiori. decay of the solving major problems of our ghettos, narcdtic-S abuse, time," William J, Hughes, housing shnriage*. and last but Democratic candidate for not least, lax reform Congress, told a gathering at Vet at the same time White Hall laM Friday nitfit, In his strongest attack yet on national policies and his Republican opponent, incumbent Congressman Charles W Sandman Hughes told the group that in his opinion today's voters are hungry for new and younger leaders because they are "disenchanted" with curreni eeonomie and social conditions, "A part of the anwei is right here in our own district," Hughes said, "We are represented by a Congressman who devotes sn little time to his job that he missed 30 percent of the roll calls in the House of Representatives last year Hughes asserted that the present Congressman obtains information from various federal agencies about financial grants and announces their award so he "can ride the waves of instant success". Since he has been campaigning during the summer, he said. Sandman "has been appearing in places where they haven't seen him since he ran for office four years ago " This activity is too late, the Democrat charged "We needed him before Palermo Air Base closed lu gates. We needed him before the Cape May Lewes ferry accumuliiod $9 million in deficits In six years with vintage 1926 boats he pushed the line into buying " Turning to the Washington scene, Hughes asserted that the attitude of many national leaders is beyond comprehension. "A bill for education was vetoed with great fanfare on the ground that il was 1 SATl'RPAY Oi'HS Cl»s* RO reunion S p m ai Zjiberer\ in MfK^' f'iiv Ruman f'iibar, t £e:.s,t * * * Litke Fiimilv HiAli.ncal Society mei some have pushed hard for Sjch rnuliibilhriii dollar ventures as the Antiballistic Missile System, which has dubious national defense capability Others in.MM (Jn pushing through the enormously expensive Super s o n i c Transport plane development program -one that everyone knows is of benefit to a relatively tin> group of our citizens, and which logically should be paid for by private enterprise. "And don't forget that while we are coping with a staggering narcotics problem, our government continues to provide foreign aid to Turkey and other nations that are the principal sources of hard drugs smu|igled into the UniU-d States tu corrupt our people You are all aware that generous Washington increased personal income tax exemptions from $600 to $625 when inflation has erodeci almost half of our dollar. And they call that reform " Some politician* tagged him with the nickname "Mr Clean" while he was a public prosecutor, Hughes recalled He added that today he is conviceri the public wants "a type of candidate who has demonstrated courage in standing up for what he belieyes-and who has the moral fortitude to withstand the many temptations inherent in public office Need a Helper? Call Ad Taker 3W.S411 ! f*h ,,il. i • 1 w-.r^l^ ip " •.' h,,m. ..I \K I • )-\:< w,.,,).... .|. f i,, ...i (*,i % riup Ling Business Cain. 7 1'. |, , meetmy .1 p m m the Tahernacli' followed hs Memnna) Service a! northeast if filh si and Asburv Dinn In While Hall Ocean Ciiy Card Club picnic ;il S(imi« P..mi Ram rial.. n' ! NKNhA V CJUIM , - ',',.,: i .m ..•. Pnlii i-mi • •• W U'. A.vi- . iii-.p ii! lh. h,ifH. ,•• V- M..r-. MiihH n 'I f-.,, i-l v t SH! u rday Xi -Mill-, , I.,'., l>,.,|.l. , B< •:. * # * Hi cm, I'n. .,u..|r.. Cake Hale in a m to 2pm fli.nii.n -< r .!' .' '•'• •• H - ,h ^ p m at the Acme supermajkeLs, ^th in thi- Hi .?!•• ,* N^ - .Ji.^'ph •r.i and West av and 14lh si Boui'h. r J' • V. H,," .n and Bay av benefit OCHS Junioi Class * * * (ill.,.. ( I • 'I .-,1.' tl 'lililllil Car Wash I U a m tu 2 p m AKM .. 1,11 N ,'• in,-, h J ~ p :n in on Ocean av , ,ith tu fith »ls Cm H.i 11 benefit OCHS Junior Class * » * J,iW,i.^ nv,M';y ^ p m ri SATl.'RDAY and SUNDAY Ihe K .,; r ll.dl U Annual Hurf Fishinc Tournament on the beach froni 29th lo SOth si , hporisorid by Ocean Cily Fishinc Club and City (if Ocean City * * * SUNDAY Tom Siindor. chajk artist, prenents "Gospel in Ari ' 7.30 p m (in the "Viusif Pier Public invited * * * Liuns Club annual picnic. 1 p.m. at the S9th st, beach. * * # Boiwood Duplicate Bridge game, 7 45 p m at 116 Atlantic av * * * MONDAY Rebekah Lodge first meeting of the season, 7 30 p.m in the American Legion Hall, 1 4th st and Haven av * * * * Lutheran Southern District meeting, 8 p.m. in Si John's Church * * * Colonj Club meeting, S p.m in the Maainic Temple. Exchange Club dinner meeting, 615 put in White 1 ' Wi-: ,i\ Kuiipl.* Kkih ,.| Hnl'. Trini! 1 , Epi-j up.ii Churfh me.tinL > ("i ni ir. ;)i. Parr-h Hall WARDS PASTRY Closed Every Wednesday 724 Asbury Avt. Ocean City Gary, our Stock Boy, has taken a stand about our remaining SUMMER STOCK "I'm just too bushed to put it away,'* says he! So-o-o Wi LOSE! YOU SAVE! EVERYTHING GOES at y% PRICE • Suntan Lotions • Sunburn Lotions • Sun Glasses • Swim Caps — Hurry for Best Se/ecf/ons — Kniffhl s OF OCEAN CITY SOUTH JERSEY'S MOST MODERN PHARMACY Ifh St, liMl VVMiey Avt, Dial 399-S5S5 — FREE DELIVERY — ••,,..„..•. u, • • = f ) .1, .• ,.. KMI1..'I Hygienisfj plan annual meeting A i 111. I), I , ,*i.)i'! 'hi (ml tin, .ill. ,il luih.'..i .h. ' 1 I ,,( ni,.,n in i"|i. i. Hi'-'.iuri.nl S,,, i.t. r will be .'J- ft.rkm,,n PAGi 3 — SfCTION ONt H#art attaeic kills wempn on beach A *_'• ,i,,r*!,i!, 'in nh .lrl »iiti' ;,.>.* pM^jl ;in.' (lied 'in li'eguarfi', n..H h SunHi.i i hi fiuiirrii Kirk Uiinif. and ,|ip,i" iii uHiin ,,l ,i h.:m On11 W,,|l,,r. jppli,,) hear! ,,/ufi maîi;. iifui ni.iuili i,. mtiuth Mi' H> n\ Ni'iiriiuilif was fesusfiLit.i.ii until lh, Hescui. rti'.iri in srtiv.il HI Hh.in Stjuad iirrned Mr» N.-umuller M.ITI,I'J1 Hi.ipual (.hi.rily hariniipr.v •.,,,,.H .,1 hi-an b. i,,,.' I f, m .Sundii> A iri.ub*.- ti.ii II.T ,i thi h.-ueh mitifi'd the memo to advertisers *..m.) ,.i.k..-,l .,ut ,,
PAOI 4 — SECTION ONI THf OCIAN CITY SINTINILLlDOiR THURSDAY, iiPTEAABIR 17, 1970 Karen Sagerholm bride of J. Donald Gartland III Sl KF inn'* (\lhrint R t." !fifiirii''d tt'lh Fihj l,r,hnFMiit I'htitvh w;r- the M'HIML; uhltr hit 1 -' if t h*' niaiHl;ii!n Hntuiri.i> I'M" !$*- rxiiiff-i.iyi' ill ftilf.ir^ iind ." i is* li!tfh»m". Miss K;ii'i'li ,lc.in S.tyi.rlnilm lc> Tiii'N IMFF,,-,] I'III l'ii>lii.im. w.i* nmlriMi ol liinmr «t'd Mis* .(.in.' I,mil.HI Minor oi McilFil Vi.fru'Fl lllllFF «.[.- FFi U(| til honor S.T%FML! ,%!i 5 n ih Mil F,| ih;* S'IH 'Fiiisin Ihi' britli'. Mi»- t.yrin Hums nl Plltshiiruh. Pii Mi- P.-iini-i.i p S.iiji'f In dm I .ilk wnrsli Ih.mil .mil li Mi, (i.uil.i il H'h'ii' hrm l«t II'111' ElJIM'lli' Print ni Phil,lf)i'l|)lil.i S : irill.'i P.i ilhl w,p im'P'hh'. .1 111' S.lflli .ii ih. \ll in.' I n(i iuj/ni il M.,.- P.,I ,..|., (••;irr,.| „,,'!.in ,I.LT» •'. In.fll Brl.irHiM mwmiri >.'rv,-,l ... M.,«., '"""' S'OIII'IJ, .,ii(l will 1'im.sh her i'diiciiiiiin ni Bc.iwr Culloui' in h New Cli.nsuli'. P.i The brn.pcr.niin Vurk Cm u.i, I.,-,I "inn w;ts ijr:niu,ii..il I'rum Milken. AV.I-IIMU ... u-hiTs U'ITI- KIIC Pr.'|i.ir.i|.if\ SWuml m Miilvi'rn. Hiiiji fh..im nl iln.s ,'il>. hrothi'f p., .,,,d l,,,n>: I-l;inH l'niviTMi\ of ihi- hritli', Otacli'i J;imn whin' h- wiis a memrn'r nf Ihe Elder MI Philaeli'lphisi. Robert Ssiirn:! Alpha Kpsiloii (' i I j I * > n .ii H.ivi'rhird. Pii. Knit.Tnils He i* pri'Si'nlh Eiit'i'iie Pilot nl Philadelphia j.«iii.'i;it"ri wiih tin- AminiNin Hid ('niiy Rldi'r >|I Long Island Kspr.'s-, I nmp,Fnv in Tr'Hton Uiveil in m,ifriai|i' by her I'lilh."- the bride mi nl I iriTi in in A hni enwri of iviiry silk Cullri Sale satin wilh Inny lyri sleeves _ Th.' univn ,ind rhupi'l length The Huri'm U mid "I Mm-gati' !r:un wi-rF' irimmed with liiri' CommuuiLi t'hurrh will hnid ippliqui'^ I'tTibroideri'd with ''^ ,i n n u ,i I Fall Opportunity pi'lirls H(>r I'loor iPngth illusion Siili- in Fi'llouihip H.ill. •,i'i! ails held by .i hi'iidpier!' iif \i'ntnnr nnd Thurlow ,isi", . lace I'mhroiderPd with pearls September 29 l>nm Id am In ,ind edged with heirloom luee h p m nnd S.tjL!>mb*'r M) tri-m She rarrind a cascade of 1(1 am to I p m Anyom' Phalaerlcipsis and Stephancitll havmi: articles for the sale Uki' The bridal aUendiints worT' them In ihe Mte Spptember 2h nmpirr miwrw of Ipmon yellow between 10a m and 8pm Children's Shop Alley 10 a.m . 10 p.m. Flind.ro Hotel 11TH and BOARDWALK ON ALL Bone China — Delftware Jewelry — Lamps Clocks — Music Boxes Handbags — Scarfs — Toys THE ARLINE GIFT SHOP ADJOINING (Formerly Jean Johnston Shop) Boardwalk ot Seventh Street 9TH it OCEAN DIAL 39B.B48S GIFT SHOPPE g do JUe J-inssi AMPLE FREE PARKINS RESTAURANT OCEAN CITY, N. J. Am NIW FALL and WINTIR MiRCHANDISI ARRIVING DAILY! WE WILL BE OPEN I 'TIL CHRiSTAAAS g FOR YOUR SHOPPING PLIASUR1 W Opan 10 ».m, to 2 p.m. and 5 p,m. 'HI * p.m. 5 "Uok Per Tlw Stor* trith Hw Utni M fht DNT" |§ $ "The Collingwoods" W mmmmmmmmmimmm Show Guild comedy set Thi' Show MakiT!. Th'-Mii- liuild Will nfli'i- il> hii-lliii. pri'M'ill in All:int,i (" 11 > Bnardwnlk Knvernh'-r' 1H .in 14 wiii'n jJrouf* Inhulp in honnr nl Ih.' llldi h anniVHrsary ul lt\v f.iniou.^ wcinden w;i> Thf musical I. 1 - si'hf'dij leti for the Vlklny Riiiim ill Hmldun Hull on thi' Boardwalk and will truce the hiMnry of Upper Township ElemcnUiry Schijul The hi-armij is to ennsider lhi' buiU'inu fit" a nyw school fur jjradeH five throujih eight. All residents are urged to attend. Mrs. J Donald Gartland III Merlon Park group will meet Friday All ri'.sitjenl.s nf Menuti P.irk ,HM' iiuiit'd In .liu'iid a mei'liny "1 Hi.- M.'ridh Park L'IVIC ^ A.^'H'nit inn loniiirruw ( Fridd> ) ] at S-SO p m in Senspniy Mnlel, i ilh -I , ncl BiiN av (JF'uiyi' LJi!F,ff \,VlII ri'poii on Ihe lirsl rneel-nc ol ihe HF'wIy fomief! C.irrimunils R.ljlion* ('i)iiin ii v. huh i» i iinipFi,ed (.f ri'pn'.s>"iUMivi.s ul cii'ic gTFiup!, Iruni the i-ntire ri\\ DiM'UiiKinn iilr-u will be ciinriucli'd nil thf posslljility of a more rnnvi'ilii'iil qiirbajc iind lr;ish •.chedule Youth Night Service at Seaville church SKAVILLK A sp.H-ial Yniilh Niuhl service will be prisenliid at Heavilln United Meihndisl Chiirrh Sunday at 7 il) p.m The public is invited Kive teenagers irorn Cape May County spenl three weeks this summer tin a missltin lour in Haiti with the Rev and Mrs Herbert Shoemaker who are rnuoiiin.-irii's in flail i The leenaUer, will show slides they look during their Inur Mrs Shoemaker is the Hiiuuhti-r "I" Mr and Mrs Albert I->y of Ocean City. The vimIIK folks arc Holly Walker. Kd t'onover, niembers nl' Keaville Urtiled Methodist f'huifh. Judy Belcher, C,R I'nwell and Mike DuBrUille. members of the Seeimd Capt' May Baptist Church in Palermo Want i Job? Call Ad Taker 399.5411 To Ail Our Customers and Friends: Please bear with us during our alterations to beautify our store. We are still open for business. 753 Asbury Avenue Dial 399-0682 Yule Bazaar MARMORA A Christmas ha/aar will be held ul Trinity United Methodist Church on November 8 sponsored by the Women s Society of Christian Service The Broup recently earned a total of S1F>9 from a food sale held on the church |rfounds and is now contmuinH iLs sale i)i writing paper, greeung and Christmas cards orever youna wilh Dacron' and wool Soft new fluid Styling tor fin elegant lode , . .Long Striped and Framed scarf ties as you wlrii Hoalhur Blue $28.00 DRESS SHOPPE 741 Aibwry Qim FRmAY N1TE METBRID MtMCINO IN RIA|L Jane Whiting married here Mi i id Mr U ilium A tthilniL I 1 VI Nth sl iniu ull 111 m ir I ip il tin lr d it! i,h Li r I *rn M nil It Bi ll| irnin I t ri- til k i f Ijint, 1 I rid N > Th pru il r nl n\ itti lull M lis n ITIID I h th f im ill met 111 ml w m p rTi rm I il I p m Silurd i\ in Ih Fir l fr I,v t n in Lhun h M it li Hi Hi I Hilli m n AII n p 1.1 r riu i n mi. ( u n in m irri i|_ h\ li I ithi r t hi hndt w n i !u II li nUh J II 'li Ni|.ii ii t,! w, n if whit cr p lAilh m lit hin^ !rili)_i d h ml Sh e irri d I hinH houqu 1 I I rhul i m I li mid stephanotis Mrs Kvah Ferjriison of Morn, Plains, sisler nf the bride, was mairnn ot honor She wore a full length ffowii of yreeri spun rayon talfetii and carried a i|FKi'LF;u nl nil. JF,. .M, Fuui mums .John L Kelly n( Ni.imiWri. Conn . was best man For her dailUhter s whirling Mrs U'liiliiig selei ted a silver blue pleated rhiffon dreiis and a corwiue nf tiny white rosebuds The broom's mcjther chose a lavender s-elveteen dress and wore a corsage of miniature white carnations A hulfel «upper [,)r the weddmu party and glu>sLs Wa-s served at Ihe bride's hnrne immetliatles liilliiwnii! Ihe eeremnnv OC Hostess House closed for year The Hostess House at H40 Central av closed for the season followinu Labor Duy Last Wednesday 13 members and two new members of the Board attended a luncheon at Tuckahoe Inn On behalf of the board appFi'datlon was expressed to all who helped make this a successful -season Particular mention was made of the public whu supported the card parties and other fund raising acti\ it ies CLASSIFIED ADS BRING RESULTS 1 OPEN UNTIL CHRISTMAS DO YOUR CHRISTMAS SHOPPING EARL',' , Sharon Ann Hartley w»ds Charles North i (> M L [{ S r OI N I AtiniiiinniTH in has bt t n nijdi il thi w ddinp uf Shnrun Ann Mirth v diiUKhtrr nl Mr md Mrs Willuni S H ,rlli s ,,\ 111 \lliintn iv wiri I h irlns Hdw ird North III inn I Mr md Mrs t hirli hdiA ir,i Nnrll, Ir nf Fii, F ills Thi donbli rmi, iiFiniiinv In ik pin ,n Bi th INV I'nil.d Mi Ih iriisl C bun h with lhi Ri v Willuni Thi lkinL p i t „ Mr F ink Knurr mnl ,1 hi hFidi Wismdtr nnl hiiniif inri Sri tt II irll v br th r r In hndt w i hi st rn in Foil win^ lhi riFin, m^ ( - pti n H,I hi Id it lhi h mi I thi hnii ill r *huh thi ipl I It r i h t » Hri,n, rip 1 hi \ w ill m ik i ih ir inmi in Muni* I ir Tin bnd is i griduate i f Dill nd Flkins ( ollef.1 in tVi t ÎrLinii III briHi f^ri om ill nilicl II n i i Fltin f II I s I HINT Thi innuil Rummy,! Sil sp nîi, d hv lhi Rnsir% AM ir Soen tv if St I si [il K t I bun h will hi hi Id Ot b r t inri I 111 thi (hupll bis mint Din it inns m iv b lit at inv timi I- ir furth di tul i ill Mr t i i rg Smith 'IJ" 211 M II ^ ^ n J " (o "h FUR HATS from $35,00 Mink • RaetMin . Fa* WHIMSEYS from $2,50 FALL HATS from 54 00 Valvsr - Velour - B•s¥»r - FeU COATS Plaidi or Solid Color* Wool • FalM Fun HANDBAGS - LeatJitr - Vinyls • KHnkled Patanri HeuMcsifi • Lingerie - Gloves • Scirfi PANTYHOSI SALE • Rtg, $2.00 Now $!J9 CONFORM — One SJi« Fiti All ^•W J I HBL1N F. Open 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Friday fl to 9 125 Aabury Av«no« Dial 3995100 STOCK-UP NOW TAKI ADVANTAOi OF OUR ANNUAL PRI- VACATION SALE* YARNS, NEEDLiS, IAGS, ETC. 10% to 50% OFF! •TTIF. It in* Chr.nu Hut pnciMii aur Annual Vieitlsn in (*P(, County Crafts Knit Shop 813 Asbury Avenue Phone 399-7572 Port-dnin [lolls R,,y;il Dux. Silvf-r F^prsonally Miidc- Aliibnsfcr • Crystal By Phil l-lurlc-v China S )rit'ntal jade Sl MI-VCS 1 Itintll: liiiporfcd Bended 719 iattersea Rd. 399.2857 Hours: 10-5, Tuei. A Fri, 'HI ? )UliQue Open 10-9 Mon. thru Sat. Corner of 9th and Central LURIA'S STANDOUT VALUE THURSDAY. FRIDAY and SATURDAY - 3 DAYS ONLY! Famous Maker Raccoon Collared Pile Lined STORM COATS Regular >110.95 $4999 THURSDAY, SEPTEMBiR 17, 1970 Doyle-Mager wedding in Jenkintown church The ImrTiaculaU' Conci'ptuin Chiirfh in Jenkintown. Pa , was th*> suiting Friday uvpriing for thf wi-ddinjj, of Miw Esther R Doylf ttj Riehird C Maacr The hririi. is the daughlPr of Mr nnd Mrs William j noylr. i)f .li'nkinUiwn arid this rilv Thi> bridcrfriiom'» parprilji nrv Mr and Mrs Churlns M»Bi'r nf Phlladplphla Esfortfd by her fathnr, thf bride won" u randloliijhl (jowrl of Ennhsh tulip rpcmbroiHorpd with Al'-neon lace Her cathudral Icnith VPII WHS attachnd t" ii hpiidpioe*' apphqupd with matrhinji laci> She rnmed J Missal it.vprpd with saliri ribbons nrifl slcphiinoti.ii Miss Mary Both Dnyl, siBter of thi' bride, w a s maid of honor Thn hridf'smaids wort' Miss Marie Huke, Miss Celeste Duke, Mrs William Olthens and Miss Retjina W«inrirh. cousins of the* hrid* 1 They wore matching gowns of champaRni' organza ovnr melon trimmed at ih** rMifrn. bodice and hem Vincent Walsh of Liineasti'r, Pa , Si'rved as best mart Usher-N were Michael Wilson, Joseph Mitchell. Michaei Hasson and William POVIP. brnihnr nf ihi- bride Following a WPdding trip in Pui'Mo Rico and Sl Thomas, the couple will reside in Younystown. f^hio where the bridegroom i» employ' 1 *, hy Commercial Shearing and Clamping rv>mpi*nv Mi Bring Raujlts •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••I Ocean City Spa 147 Asbury Avenue 398-2400 MARGARET HANNERY REGISTERED NURSE SPECIFIC SPOT RiDUCING IQUIPMBMT SAUNA and STEAM BATHS HAND MASSAGE • ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••*! Mrs Rirhnrd C Magpr Workshops to resume Plans to restart thp workshops following (simmer r#ee.*s were announced at it meeting of Ocean City Chapter. Women's Auxiliary to Shore Memorial Hospital Tuesday aflfrnoon in Plymouth Inn The workshops will reopen Tuesday at 10 am in the Youth C«nipr; They will be conducted every second and fourth Tuesdays and all women are invited Plans also were made for a brunch card party October 28 at noon in the Masonic Republican Women hear fwo officials Freeholder Francis Townsend and County Clerk Richard Anderson were fuesl speakers at the first merting of the 1970-71 year ef the Women'i Regular Republican Club Tuesday evening in the Youth Center, The speakers gave challenging and informative talk» on issues of current governmenlJi both loctj national Mrs, Stephen WisnerT president, welcomed both new and old members and urged the women to bring their friends who may be interesti?d in Joining, Following the meeting refreshments were served by Mrs, Francis Townsend and Mrs, Louise Holt. The next regular meeting will be October 13". Uninterrupted Delivery SENTINEL-LEDGER Notify Thi* Office OF MY SENTINEL-LEDGER STATE . HP CODE OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER P.O. BOX 238 OCEAN CITY, f U 08226 THi OCiAN CITY SfNTINILLIDGiR Temple Further information may b** obtained and reservations made hy phoning 399-17H.1 Mri, Claire Schneider reported two bus trips The first will be November 24 to Mtiort'snjwn and Cherry Hill Mails. The second will be to New York for the Christmas show at Radio City Further details may be had I v calling Mrs. Schneider at 927;n94. Mrs. Irene Gait issued a call for helpers for the Thrift Shop being conducted in Pleasantville by the three chapters • ' the Auxiliary Anyone desiring to help in any way is n guested to get in loueh with Mrs Gait Projects planned by JayceeWoup Final meeting plans an area werel made by of me Jayceeettes leeting MSmiay evening in the home of Mrs Charles Palermo. The meeting will e held next Thursday, September 24, at the Crab Trap in Somers Point Dinner will be served at 7 30 p.m. Guest speaker will be a representative from NARCO Plans were discussed for several projects to bt conducted during the next couple of months They include a road rally in October, assist the Jayeees with a Hallowe'en party, a Mother and Daughter banquet November 7 and selling Christmas wrapping paper Four members participated in a Pass the Bank program Tuehday evening in Millville They were Mrs. Joseph Dougherty, prssiident, Mrs. David Martin, Mrs. Robert Druek and Mrs, Williarn Oleeson The next regular meeting will be October 12 at Mrs Dougherty's home, 2924 West av. Trurtee Meeting There will be a Regular Meeting of the Board of Trustees of Atlantic Community College, on Tuesday, Sept. 22, at 8 p.m., in the Conference Room, Richard Somers Hail, Atlantic Community College, Mays Landing. Bus trip set by Auxiliary MAKMMKA pi,,,,,, ,,„ ., t)u, inp l,. Fh'mmiii.'n ,,„;( P.dill.-^ V,ii,«u,. B,,r, ,irini>unri.ii ol thi' mnhne ,,! Ihe AuKiliMrN In M.-irltlnr,i Vi.lunlj.i'f Fife Crmiii l Mi> Ih.. Iflp h;i>- h.'iMi -J hi'duli rj Inr Orlnlier '. Kurlh.f information mas lie nbumcd ,ilid r.'wrvali.in'. m,,,h h> calhn(J i he ehiiirmi'ii Mr-, Mrs Frnnk Fniilu, ,i i AHU 7 1 |H fake sal., and hiuiuir w.'n Bivcn It also W;IJ, annimnreri thiit th" miTF larni-ri mor.' ihiiii $1200 on ih" man hi-el dinner Th(.\ wfi' helpid h> mfmhi'ri i.f ih.' A.iviiiu^ F,II thi. dihni'r Thi' Auxiliary will turn .IVIT $141)0 to thi' fin- i'.iiiip.in ihis SI 000 fur lh> fund «nd S1OH f funrl This, hy thi' wi mclF „! riiiN (ripi, inijp iii and manv other pr It ii-a* di'iid-d 1 ,,rn,'H hi,/it . ih.- dill's to SLJ tii'f yi'iir A repomrnendHt ion alsiF u'^ made that the by laws hi revi.si'd to ndhiTe rloM-r to thosi' o! the firs- company sinci' that is ihe parent oFgNnizatiiin Servin(i im thf revision commiiiei. are Mrs Kay Stei'lrnan. Mrs Gi'or(if Young. Mrs Bruno Trfipearin and Mr» Carl Singer Folltiwmc thi' meeiing re freshmen LS wi-ri- served by Mrs Adams Mrs FFFL'IIO ;inri Mrs Tmncano CG FloHlla unit will visit at base Members of Coast Guard Auxiliary Flotillas in the southern New Jersey area will be guests of the Coast Guard at the Cape May Training Center Stpwmber 25, 26 and 27 The men and women will attend graduatiun ceremonies for recruits Friday afternoon and on Friday evening they will have dinner and be entertained by the Bs-s* Band Saturday morning they will be taken on a tour of the Coast Guard Cutter Unimak and wil. witness a sea Search and Rescue D e m o n s t r a t ion Saturda*, evening they again will have dinner at the base and be entertained by the band Missions Student Miss Marsha Gail Wright, daughter of Rev and Mrs David P Wright of 929 Wesley av., has enrolled a* a freshman at Lancaster School of ihe Bible. Miss Wright is taking the Bible-Missions C«urse »•••>»»«•••< Williams Jewelers "Next to the Bank" 811 Asbury Avenue DIAL 399-407,5 Wadding Gifts Anniversary Gifts Brand Name Watches' W. h Bands DEALER ART CARVED DIAMOND RINGS ENGRAVING DONE ON THE PREMSES VICTOR CASH REGISTERS - ADDING MACHINES Factory Trainad S#rvic« • For Information Call 927-5857 or ftrid Coupon • 24 Hr.Sarvie* TIM ulHm.t. in ««h »lnt«»— In • kuutifui, ctxnp.a Mpi With • 30 M m "nnMn an. It* 11 l»yt>o.rd (hit »pood» M ttw .IIJMH* touch. And Mniy taatun you BOUM pewlkly wlih tar. Up Is 14 drflffHnl totals— •MKtlw MmUttMi Is •ilmlMti pnssntni tauMn ar MUM — •uUKiutk Ml you mulU^ly lnrt.nH)—t* IMirakto MdH tip* HrtrMti Isr npM nissd. MufllpM ctart Mh •no ssf^Mr^sidinc u(iw(fs. ht •cthrty MuMsn «nd • aitamsr IBUBI Rieklty'i Business M«chin« Co. P.O. Box 343 Somers Point, N.J. 08244 S»!ei «i Service Call 927_S1S7 D.y ot Ni^t 24 Hi.Stniet Phone. Address Type Business 1 would like inr«MMim onQClsh Rafiiier jAddlni M>chln*>OC*lcuUlonQUaiot«iaiic lulri Magic Club given for Point youthi sii\il- u s I'filvi I)F. K. W.lll.lttl I'll It'll. , Mt |),I«|.'( 1 Helh;,l'S I'liili-d Mi.ihiifli. T»' lif h ttfi wilh B said Wednesday fJnls f.iur bearht-i, will be prnU'i-u-d LhiK weekend. Hu;.rri', will be post«d at St. rhiirlek PUre. I 2lh, IHth, and '< Hh HLJ, Uiffern said Benrh r;ilrijl rmployeeg art? rurrenUy huirt pajnting et)uipm..nl at the Patrol'l fV.Hruo. l=,lh MJ, unri Wont av. This Coupon Wortfti SUNOCO TWO DOLLARS ($2,00) iUNOCf NO GIMMICKS! NOTHING TO BUY! TURN IN THIS COUPON AT OUR CD^TER FOR LUBRICATION JOB "SB" NICIfSART - Phone 927-3995 for Lube Appointment QQOB IVBBV D*V IXCIPT SATURDAY and SUNDAY BILLS SUNOCO SERVICE CENTER Me Arthur Blvd. Somen Point iUNpl LEMONT'S ANTIQUES COBBLER'S BENCH and AUTHENTIC AMERICANA REPRODUCTIONS i Ths OALTON . B4512W All Furniture Hand-Fmithmd In Our Shop Water and Alcohol Proof Ch*ir» - Tablet • Comer Cupboard* Shore Road. Route 9, Ocean View, N. J. Phone 609-263.8! 17 Garden State Parkway Exit 17 turn left to Route 9, then left I mile WE BUY ANTIQUES Open 7 Days a Week — Hours 9-4:30 1971 C h r a ^ y r Hed compact console in Walnut color on seiiei nird«oefl tohdi and vsnee'l NOW EVERYONE CAN AFFORD TO SEE ALL THE PREMIiR SHOWS OF THE SEASON IN COLOR HANDCRAFTED 23 ClANT SCREEN DUG COLOR TV with both • easy one-knob Color Commander Control • AFC—Automatic Fine-tuning Control ONLY $499 ,00 THERE IS A 1971 ZENITH TV FOR EVERY ROOM and BUDGET 14" - 16" - 18" - 19" 23" - 25" •WE DO ALL OUR OWN SERVICE WORK 920 ASBURY AVtNUE GuaranfMd Expert TV Antenna Repair* and OPE* FRIDAY NKJOT UÛL Television-Stereo AM-FM Radios
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