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THE OCEAN CITY SiNTINELLiDGIR THURSDAY, SiPTfMBER 17, 1970 THURSDAY, SEPTiMiE 17, 1970 THE OCIAN CITY SINTIr-, LLIDOiR
Evangelistic services
An e!ro fifl:!, Mac Clark
f.il2. U>» jiihniliin fihl, AiiiH
(Irfanelli f)7t), Aliw Ni-ccci
,'. 7H. t'lithi-rini. Turkinilti.n S7D
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Vanye Hu^h*^ led i lie hridye
players with ^'-?lt) poinU
Ruiinefsup %feeri- I^>i-- (iiinri
MIX", Ruth MrBr.di' 4850,
Nan Monrhan 1 19(1, Ed Baehr
4 1?l), Florenrc Hiinsjin ;iHM(),
Madge McCartney .11 SO, Art
Talley 26in, Frank Hughes
1900 and MaHflini- Ferny
A reminder was made of the
picHir tr. be held SaturdaV at
Kennedy Park in Homers Point
Memhers are asked to bring
their own hiiji lunrh Ice
creBm, ci 'fer (ind soda will be
served Games also are planned
In case of rain (he event will he
held the following R^turdHV
5 pay fines
in auto cases
Five motorist-5 paid S30
fines in traffic division of
Municipal Court Wednesday on
careless driving charges and
being involved in accidents
Salvatore W Petralia, 17, of
Audubon, Riehaj-d B Welsh,
Jr. 19, of Philadelphia, John
0 Totain, 20, of Cape May,
Albert B Parrish, 22, of
Atlantic City, and Bertina
Ostrewski, 21, t)f Philadelphia
all appeared before Municipal
Judge Franklin A King and
entered guilty pleas.
In addition to the careless
driving charge Tobin was
cleared of a charge of leaving
the scene of an accident.
Charles W Sonnefelt, 75, of
Merlon Station, Pa , waj fined
$26 for disregarding a stop sign
at 23rd st and Was!, a*, on
. September 4
In criminal court Monday
Malcolm B. HazEard of West
Chester, Pa , was held Tor the
grand jury for supplying
narcotics to juveniles. HMzard
is charged with contributing to
the delinquency of a rninnr by
supplying marijuana. He is also
charged with dispensing,
possession of rnarijunana and
possession of ISD
Augustine F, Sapienza of
Olen Bernie, Md , paid a $200
fine on an unlawrul use of
marijuana charge on August
10 Companions Robert J
Teets, also of Glen Bernii and
Lenore Breidebeck of
Washington Township, N.J
paid similar fines on the same
charge.
PATIENT-AIDS
WHEEL-
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M«M MMtl niMI
Rent«l raiti on re quill.
HiitfsuiriiFi ttr thi comtltii
Itni ol Pilltnt-Ald, eanntlieiht
Midltln Not, Par Ihoi, whs
are egver«d, MsdlEara psfm
n% ol the mBiofiablo com
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Pharmacy
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Dilly f A.M. M iliN P,M.
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Thi). iiviMiinu (Thursdiiv) al H
D'CIIM'PI Ihc Krv Hi-ni'v
Hilrichtrind of Ni>w Hrunswifk,
former pastor oi" Ht Japii^.
AME (•hunch Hi />llnntir rflv.
will be pi I'M spi'iikrr-
SpcakiTH for th*"- ri'^l of thi"
si>r% iri's vvii! b* s Tumiirrow.
Rnv William Wlilli'. piulor ni
Ml Ziiin ('hiiri'h ill
Pli'imiinl vilh' . Hal urriiiy,
Evaniirlist Jrilnii' Fnunlain ill
ihi^ i-ily Nuniiay 11 ;i m . Ri'V
Oiii'Wii'si' Si'WrJI of Ailanlir
nis- iiriij al H p m Eviinnolisi
Ij.nla M.-irtm of Philadi'lphin
N.'xl wi-i'k ^ spi ! nlt*'r?i will
hi* MnnH;!V. Rpy n*>iir|Ii'
B i' * ! fhun L i n d * ! n w a I d .
TunMiay. Mrs RojHm Wiggins.
ri.sst>ruih' with Maei'doma
Unii^d Mi'thodist Churr^h of
I hi* niv. Wrdri'>Mlay. IU>v
Rubi-rl .larkMUl, Ell.'ndilll'.
Di'l . Thiirsday, Rev Frank
Mnnny.NI .Inmnn AMEnhHrrh,
Milmay . (Tiriay. Rev Nathanial
Sh'Uart. V'irkEuwn .Saturd.iy,
Riv Eli,is,- Williams Assocmt.'
of Shili'h B.'ipli.t rhurrh ii(
ihis rii\
Thr rampaign will fonrludi*
Siinriay, Si'piiimbrr 2H, with
two scrviri^ Thi' h.isl pii-Stor,
Rev VV S Sen It, will spfak a I
1 1 ii m and Ihc RPV John
Smith, pastor of St. Cirorge
C'hurrh in L^vvcs, Dpi , will
spi'ak iii H p m Music will br
by ihc St .lames AME Semur
and Junior Choirs With Mi*s
Virginia Set)it ys .soloist
Each day at noon will be a
prayer service ailij ill 7 30 p m
devotional services will be
riinducti'd hy Evangelist Leola
Martin of Philadelphia. The
piihlir is invited lo altend
Literary awards
made at meeting
The annuaJ meeting of the
International Publication
Service, Ine of New Jersey
(IPSITES) was held Sunday at
the home of Miss Mary Riley
427 Bay (v
Literary awards were
distributed to those who had
wnl poems and articles to the
Ocean City Story Teller for
publication Recipients unable
to attend will receive their
awards in the mail
Awards went to Mrs, Mary
L. Palmer, Miss Gaylp Hill, Mrs.
Ardella Von Schoiek, all of this
city, Mrs, Florence Seml«r,
Rev P M Keisey, both of
Somers Point, Florr.e Costa,
Flourtown, Pa,; Waldburg
Hewitt, Washington, D.C.; and
Mrs, Patricia Symeak who is in
Oerrnanv with her husband
who is stationed there with the
Army.
Police ear repair
bids are received
Damage (o one of thi' rify's
pdliee radMi patrol curs is luted
,il between JHOO and $1000,
iicciirdini! lo Chief Mcl'hiinie
Arilhony Migllacciii.
f Mijjliaccio snid hids on repair
of the 1070 Plymouth have
been turned over lo Police
Chief Benjamin L Dimgan
Three local far dealers hnve
turned in proposals
The frnril end of th" rar was
severely damaged when
summer Patrolman Roberl
Beilkley drove the vrhirlf into
an oneominij car at Bth st and
Bay av last week Beak ley was
rhafm'd with cnrel..ss driving
and fineH %'?nce President of the United
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Methodist 'tnuth Fillrmnhip at the
group's Annual Weeki nd hpld hi-rv last
Friday through Sunday Joining the
welcomi' at left was the Rev. Clyde
Sehajif, Conference Youth Director
Senior Photo
Mainland Coming fvefifs
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AARP mppting, 1 30 pm in
Our Ladv of Sorrows hall,
Wabash and Popular aves.
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TOMORROW (Friday)
Silver Moon Council Degre*
of Poeahontaii meeting 7:30
p.m in Bethel Hal!
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Chaptrr 80 OES meeting, §
p m in the Majonic Temple,
Shore rd and Popular g».,
Linwood
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SATLIRDAY
Central United Methodist
Senior Hieh LrMYF bike ride to
Oraveliy Run, 8:30 a,m.
. » .
Cosmopolitan Club Junior
Sale, 11 am to 4 p.m. at 1007
Massachusetts av,. Some
Point
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SoBiera Point Yieht Club
clam bake: •TJ.B), >t the boat
dock
Charity Bail sponsored by
thf Nor-Lin Lion Tamers at the
Linwood Country Club
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MONDAY
Woman's Club of Linwood
meeting, 8 15 p.m. in Central
Hall, Shore rd and Central av
Flower Show, "We Are Dealing
with Flowers ". by the Garden
Department
* • *
ClarkEliason Unit, 352
American Legion Auxiliary
meeting, g p m
* * •
Somars Point Senior Citizens
meeting, 11 30 am in Criee
Lutheran Chureh
* * *
Nurses Association of Shore
Memorial Hospital meeting,
8:30 p.m
TUESDAY
American Association of
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Debt service will cost
21 counties $32 million
C tJ sis f j f s * ! r v I c i n g
iriHeblrdneys of NMW Jtrs^y I*
21 COUntiHt ( ripped $A2 million
t h is y ea r
A table prt'pari'H by iht' Ni'»
Jersey Taipayem Assocmtiiiti
ihowed 1970 hudgfUid
expenditure for debt servscr.
inciudtng principal and inu'ri'st
payrrienU on bonds and nnt^s.
totaling $32,393,000 This
fepreienU an increase o! more
than S3 million over last year
and is 88 percent highi" thiin
the 119 1/4 million futjil
outiav for debt service m 196IS
(An earlier NJTA mipasi'
showed rtimbined fros*
indebtedneis of the counties,
row from $Z2« 11? million m
1965 lo I4M W4 million in
1969)
Although toul budgi>t*d
outJiij'i for 1970 di>bt service
are yp in aggregate over Iglt
year's entij, the tr?nd rar*es
among the eoun! iei
Monmouth, Passair Somerset
Union and Warren budgeted
3 detectives
win praise
ThjTe loc«] d»t«ti?e» were
commended by the Post Office
Department for their part In
the successful apprehension of
a suspect involved in the grmed
robbery of the PostmasUr at
Earleville, Maryland on May
Crntral L'niU>d Mpthodwl
la Circlr mretine, 8 pm.
United Mpihodist
thf Sunday Senna!
Circle meeting. 12 30 basement
25.
In a letter to Mayo, Robert
L. Sharp, Portal Inspector A.J.
H«fkin« Pipri-vu-d bu
Point Jaycea
p m in Harry's Inn.
appreciation for the job done
by Det, Capuin D. Norman
Young md Deteeti«« Paul
Counsellor md Jama Nickles
in arresting Jama W Jeandell
here on May 30
The three, in addition to
puliine up Jeandell, recovered
the •tales automobiie used In
E
the hold-up as well as the
automatic pistol and 44 of the
money orderi taken from the
Postmaster
&>i'ii whlli
(Dujilv ri-pu li'ij lh(
jump }1 4 millidn
In Capi Mi) Counis. !
comparfd w.th I£*fiy 'iutl.ns ^ i»f
$.)]».0(1(1 ,m incii'W nf
J! 27.00(1 for Ihf imp year
period In IHflf) debt nervi"rust
lhi«« Diurity $19B.0(H!
Deb! si ! FViri' m fin* 1 n?
n a j ti r * p g m ^ n ! ^
o v p r n m *. n i n i H financial
illtegifnU Otht-rt, ars
"nperstions' and ' eiipital
improvi'mi'nLs Dalii on all are
compiled by NJTA for
inclusion in it* annual
reference btxiklel drUiline
! 'Finaflciai Statisties of New
Jersey Local Gnvprnmeni". the
1970 edltiorl .if which II.
scheduled fur Marly fall
publication
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