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PAGf 12 — SECTION TWO
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MARLIN MAURAl'DERS .lack
Mayer (left), chairman of Uu> Orvan City
Yacht Dub fishing mmmittni'. presents ii
trophy to Elmer J, Cnok, Ot'VC
who placed first in the rci-fnl
Black study courses
part of ACC schedule
Atlantic Community CullHyf
will offer four courses in thi>
araa of black studies during the
semester beginning Ropi 1 7
History 107 African
History and Culture I three
credits) Twn sections are
scheduled - Tuesdays and
Thursdays at 2 10 p.m. and
Thursday! at 7 p m History
iOS, a continuation of the
caursei will be offered during
the second semester 1970-71
History 207 The
Afro-American (three credits!
Three sections are scheduled
Mondays, Wednesdays, and
Fridays at 1:30 p.m., Tuesdays
and Thursdays at 12 46 pm,.
and Mondays at 7 pm History
208, a continuation nf the
course, will be offered during
the second semester 197071
Sociology 207 - Black White
Relations (three credits) Twn
sections are scheduled
Tuesdays and Thursdays at
B-BB a.m., and Thursdays at 7
p.m.
English 212 -- Significant
Themes in Contemporary
Literature (three credits').
which this semester will deal
with "Black-White Images'
One section is scheduled
Mondays, Wednesdays, and
Fridays at 8:30 am
Several other black studies
courses are now in the planning
stage, and if approved by the
College's curriculum
committee could be added to
Marx Clothing
Dobbs Hats
Manhattan Shirts
Nunn Bush Shoes
at
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MEN'S and BOYS' WEAR
THE OCiAN CITY SiNTINiL-LIDOiR
ACS'I. iil ii'ririjis ns early as Ihe
MTimd semestHr. according In
Dr William 1) Yuung. fienn (if
Ihe rollejj,.
The courses currently heinu
nffered lire designed In gm.
etudiMIU interested m black
studies an Interdisciplinary and
inlrrrnntinpnUl introduction
tu the field. Dr Young said
History 107 108 deals with
Africa's political, economic,
anrl social development with
1'mphasi* on the sub-Sahara
region, the modern period, and
Africa \ relations with the res!
of thf world
History 207 208 is
ri.neerniid with the black
mans rnli' in (he evolution of
th* 1 AiiHTir.iin nation
733 Asbury Ave, Dial 399-1936
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WI HONOR C.C.P., DINIR'S CLUB, BANK AMIRICARD
and AMERICAN EXPRESS CREDIT CARDS
H»t»n«il«n ii..t,m(t..)t|t
Capp May County Niarlin Tournament.
At right is Jim Acrardi with the trophy
which signifies his boat, the Jim Aud,
was individual host team winner in thp
f mirnament
SOCIAL SECURITY
Question
EDITORS NOTE • The
Social Security office at
Pennsylvania and Pacific
Avenues in Atlantic City
answers the following
questions received last
week For personal replies,
visit or write the district
office or telephone
344401! Do not write or
call the SENTINEL-
LEDGER,
lleltnllion
Di|)lomiity: A synonym for
Hiscrption whi'ri "tin 1 other
«uy is bigfJ'T.
-Missile, Hud Hank, N.J.
New exercise yard
for County prisoners
Work is just about finished
on the construction of n 6ft by
70 foot ejiercise yard adjneenl
to the Cape May County jail,
i Sheriff Beech N Pox rennrtnH
Wednesday
"We should complete this
project well within thf 90 days
allotted under the cunlrncl, "
F'ux said, "und inmates using
the facthty should have many
days of fine fall weather to
participate in the many
that will he iivailahlii "
Shrriff Pox conducted
Freeholder Joseph W Risey,
Jr , director of courts,
buildings nnd grounds, and
several of his aides on an
inspeeiirin tour of the facility
The yard is romplclely
enclosed to provide maximum
security A 12 foot high
i-yrlone fenc«' with barbed wire
on top hiis been constructed
around the exercise ares* and an
iireli eight feet from the ground
will be hoarded to insiirr. mi
outside r-ommunicntitiri with
piissershy. Fox said
Rijtpy niited "this is one
program in our rehabilitative
process for prisoners si the
county jail This new
recreational facility is the first
outdoor exercise yard ever for
prisoners in this county " he
smri
The area is attached to the
malr 1 cell portion on the
northwest side of the jail
Volleyball, iiasketball,
handball, weights, a chinning
har and other exercise facilities
am to he provided, according
to Pox
He said "This area still be
heavily secured arid manned ill
all times when Inmates are out.
It will be for use by a limited
number during prescribed
recreational periods and only
selected inmates will be able to
use facility as a reward for
proper behaviour "
iiutun'J others who are deemed
ques! iiinahle by members of
this tleparimpni also will he
excluded from using the yard."
he s,iid The New .lersey
Department of Institutions and
Apencics approved the project,
designed by architect Vinreni
H Vi|.-ttii. cif Weslville
'"Tbi're will be strictly
enfiirccri riiles and regy lul ions
for the prisiincrs usinc the vard
pius-sershy will iioi be
allowed tci linger or
communifale vvilli prisoners,"
F'o« emphasiied "There Will
be no ni|j|H exercise periods
although !h" y;ird will bi 1
illuminated, iij. noti'd "A
limited nurnhef of prisoners on
a rotating ,yslem Will use the
facility wi'.ither permitting A
security building with a
vantage ri.iiiil fiver the area is
finished H'-: pnfi of lh*' proieet '
Fin Mid
Q Durmr my working
years j was a federal employee
not covered by Social Security.
I havi
A survey nf the
(•onlronijilinn of America's
hiark nnd white cultures.
Sociology 2ij7 examines the
black man s society and his
search for identity in a white
world
Kilgllsh 212 Mllriies the
literary rnanifmiatioiis of the
black man's hopes, fears,
frustrations, find aspirations.
Persons interested in taking
current or future black studies
courses should contact .Joseph
Bloh, assistant dean of
in Ocean City
instruction, Terence
Hutchison. director of
eounselintj, or Prof, juanita
Griffin, who leaches several of
the black courses
>••»
see
Hart, Schaffner and
1 been ret.red because of
disability nearly six years now
and receive a monthly check
from Federal Civil Service
based on my disability This
monthly check was the only
iiicumr, besides suine interest
on investments, my wife and I
had My wife died last year
before shp was 62 years old
Although she had not been
employed in over 16 years shp
did have enough Social
Security to provide a lump sum
death payment which ! used to
help pay her funeral expenses
I have heard Social Security
benefits can be paid to disabled
widowers Do I qualify' 1 '' M a x i m u m
prisoners will not
security
ie allowed
As fin- is kindled by bellows,
so iManger bywords.
•Thomas Fuller,
FREE
FOR ALL PERSONS OViR 35 YRS.
I am
55 years old and quite
disabled
A A disabled widower
Can get benefits based on the
earnings of his wife only if she
was providing al least one half
of his support at the time of
her death From the facts that
you have given us ii does not
appear that your wife was
providing one half of your
support If however there is
Sponsored by the
County Medical Society
any possibility that this
requirement can be met let us
hear from you so that we may
help you file an application.
PUBLIC AUCTION
REAL ESTATE
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1970
SALE BEGINS II A, M, SHARP
SO* x 140' Lot with Small Chapel
BUILDING BEING SOLD AS IS
TH« MM will M conducted «, in, tH. .1 HMM 49, )„„ ¥mm „
ite jMnetJart of itnuM 50 In TuetahM, N*w j*rMy! In cm of bad
tnattMr tlv. Ml* will ha INM '
• MINIMUM MPMIT IHOM
• mtnuumn WITHIN « DAT* AND BUIJICT TO TH« AP,
P*OVAL OF TM VESTRY ANO WAHMNI Of TH1 HOLT THIN.
ITT CHURCM, llih « CENTBAL AVI,, 0«AN CITY «W JtMBT
• TNH MLE MOST CONFORM TO TITLt lfrJM MVIMO tTAT-
UTli tTATt Of NEW JCMCr
IHtPICTION MOftNINO OF SALE II A, M, • 11 A, M.
TB Phiia, -•
UtTtn SUBJECT TO EftBORS. OMISSIONS ,nd
Salt CMdMM by
FRED BlW
AUCTIONSIR
3WJiW
330 Atlantic Av.nM
Oc««n City, N, J.
THURSDAY. SEPTEMSJR 17, 1970
t officials who will
PEOPLE of Cape Mmy
o be CONCERNED
EYE HEACTH SCREENING
SHORE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL
Upper School Board
to discuss plans I
The Board of Education of
Upper Township will hold u
public meeting this evening
(Thursday) at H o'clock, nt the
Upper Township Rlemenljiry
H*-liool in Marmora.
The meeting will be held to
present and discuss the plnnK
for the proposed new Middle
School that is planned for
construction in the future.
All piireiiLs nnd other
interested t-ili7im.t ;,?,-. invited
t o iitlerifl
Studios Art
Debra L Healy of 121
Briganlinedr, a l!)70 graduate
or Marple Ni-wtnwn (Pa ) High
Schr,,,l. has been ..dmittnd to
[he freshman r|as« ,,f
Philaddphin nonnge ,,f Art a
f»ur year degree granting
institution preparing artist, und
designers for careers in
business, industry, wjurntimi
and the fine nrlji
Tuesday, Sept, 22, 6:30 to 8.-30 P. M.
OCIAN CITY,
JOHN G, CAREW
OPTICIAN
843 ASBURY AVI,
(Next to City Hall)
N.J. Phone 399-7310
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III liilinir, block ir n o f I h *'
traniportatitin rapacity nf the
city, review »f the >nj|jdiviRiiin
ordinance de» ('loprnenl,
sLandards, and publication f*f H
* Wf-rf inf^rvii*wnd,
i.nrl y d ing thr r I i y
eorrmusismm'ni, the schfKjl
NUppnnU'ndont and tnemh*- i 2 Hecri-ati'in. Niusir Pier, Among other
Beach Patrol (frum Public reefimmendatioM in the survey
Safely Department), Cultural are the proposed hiring of •
Am Center and Historical full Ume personnel U'chmcian
MusHurn in b» combined as to handle attendance iheetg
Leisure Time Activities and and payroll
transferred from Public Works "rte flat fee for all
to Administration and Finance mercantile licenses of 126 J»
(new title) The heads of each unrealistic, according to the
FS
of these function* would meet report, and should be revised
of bniirds and commission-!
with the Mayor nnd Public upward immediately
All municipal raciliti^^ wrre Information Bureau Also reeomm ended u the
tfturf'd and pmplnypHg pbs^rv^d
in their work SJ rraundings (transferred from Public replacement of police patrol
City dfifuniPfiU WPrf' revipwpd Safety) at the call of the Mayor can every 60,000 miles or one
such a« thf Civil SptViee to coordinate programming of year, whichever occun flirt.
ClaJIgiricatmn and Salary Plan, Leisure Time Activities The report suggMti that
thp City's Master Plan, various 3 The Sanitation Inspector
maintenance of city- vehicles
onjanizatirin.il rdsoiutions and to be transferred from Public
could be handled at the PuhJJe
(irdinanrf.i inrhiding thosp Works and Property to Public
Worki garage, and the police
relating to .
Affairs and Public Safety under
garage, which wm recently
hoards and
rommuyiinnH
the direct supervision of the
renovated for $14,000, could
Included In
Health Officer This will give
be (lone away with,
Uli report are
the follciwine
the Health Officer a field man Tlie necessity of i 24 ham-
recommended
changes in
to expand his (the Sanitation per day switchboard operation
departmental
distribu tH.»n
Inspector) preient duties of at city hall is difficult to
refuse container complaint* to justify, according to the report.
1 Civii Defense and Parking
Meter enforcement to b#
inspection of other heajth "Tie lines into police and fto
transferred from Public Works
complaints during hii daily stations when city hall is cloud
to Public Attain and Public
rounds in the city under the would cover emergency .
direction of the Health Officer
continued on page 18
Foot police unhappy
as rookies ride cars
The Uie of two police patrol patrol ears
cars is only a temporary Wimberg said in spite of the
measure until some of the men manpower shortage brought
return from vacation and aabout
because of vacations the
damaged vehicle is repaired, department is maintaining two
Public Safety Director Chester man patroli in the ears. Some
J Wimberg laid Wednesday, squads havi three men walking
The patrols had been cut on foot.
bjck from three cars to two The foot patrolmen
shortly after Labor Day with displaced from cars by the
one car responsible for the area cutback are somewhat irked by
north of Bth st and the other the turn of events They claim
in charge of the area from Bth rookies with less ejtperifnce are
to 59th st.
being given tJ-'"
South end resident* have
complained about what they
call "a lack of police
protection," Wimberg said
there has been na cut "back in
protection, A third Sergeant's
car is on the road with the two
1 car asslfnnients
and while my with up.to four
years ejiper' •* have been put
on the walk) g b*st.
Wrlmherf ^ miij *io such
fayoritism eiuts and morale |n
general is food on the
depgrtmeriL
LWV spontors forum
Forms of clty role
Lynffon L. Cortalyoof'
Unit formed
for Sandman
Congressional Probe
Of Ferry Possible
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1 gyup felHiltt Slfctfyi^tftft^AfiiA iMjf ''
GOP Club ousts
Woods as
William H. Woods,
Democratic Freeholder
candidate, was Mpelled from
the membership of the Ocean
City Men's Republican Club at
a meeting of the group Monday
night at Plymouth Inn.
Club President David E,
Elliott, sud the action was
unantoious amone the 70
members prewnt. Woods is a
former R epubliean
Committeeman In Ocean City,
but bolted from the party
when he was nominated by
write-in voteg to run on ttae
Dtmocrmtic aeket tor
TrtelioMer at t# Spring
primary election,
Woods held geTcraJ other
Film on Canada
will open series
member
Ugh poste m the city ind
county Republican
Orfaoization, which he reufned
after accepting the ncmination
of the Democrats.
Woods' former bontaa
partner Robert K, Sell. *., was
unanimously elected
Republican Cofmnittmnaa
from the First Ward, Fifth
District, where Woods had
formerly served.
Woods had been elected to
the Committee poet \mt
Spring, but chose to ran aa a
Democrat oppoamf Frt
Btrector Fnncb T!
wtlo i! g
reelection.
A citizens group working for
the re-election of Congressman
Charles W Sandman has been
formed here under the
direction of Lyndon L
The Ocean City LAgue of legislative and administrative Corteiyou, President of the
Women Voters is sponsoring a responsibilities in a body of 16-28 Civic Association
forum to review the various commissionFrs elected at large.
types of municipal government
Assisting Corteiyou will be
One of the commissioners,
available. Dr. Ernest C. Reock,
former city commissioner Roy The second annual Kiwanls personally filmed, aU-eolor
designated as mayor, exercises
Carnman says he personally director of the Bureau of
Qlllian Gillian and former Travel and Adventare Series
limited supervisory powers of a
will get a court injunction to Government Research at
Mayor Nathaniel C Smith have will get underway at the high
motion pictures are especially
general character. The
stop any further desecration of Rutgers University, will be
endorsed Sandman for school auditorium Wednesday,
popular becaus the mm who
commissioners work as a body
the wetlands in this jirea if the speaker.
re-election along with the October 14 with Keith McCoIl filmed the picture, appears on
in determining overall policy present city eornmissioniirs
presenting "Canada's Changing the stage, in person, and
nw law proves unenforeable. The affair is scheduled for and in administering the
World"
narrates his film. In addition to
Corteiyou said the new
The sportsman calls present October 9 at I p.m. in the
the thrilling motion pietarfa
executive departrnents. organBation's first move will The six films and narrations'
conditions here and in other auditorium of Ocean City High Permissive legislstion, be te establish campaign in the series will enable the
and the personal namtioo,
resorts with regard to the School, The public is urged to popularly called the Walsh Act headquarters for Sandman in Kiwanians to raise money for
many of th* traveloguM.
wetlands "n real estate grab" attend.
was enacted in 1911. Under its the former Read Hardware their welfare projects, Club include a musical background
Cornman singles out Ocean The three main forms of terms the board of store on Asbury av,. directly
president Herbert T Adami, and special sound effect* for
City Mayor Robert L, Sharp, a government are Commission, commissioners consists of three across, from City Hall,
Jr., said
added enjoyment and realian.
real estate broker, as one of the Mayor- Council and members in municipalities
key men in the opposition to
Formal opening of the Each speaker is a Keith McCoIl, a reaidtnt of
CouncilM»nager, Tliese will be having less than 10,000
the Wetlands Bill,
headquarters will he next professional photographer with Calgary, Alberta, was bom and
reviewed In the ientinelLedger residents and five memberi in Monday with all (he fanfare many years experience in raised in Saskatchewan. He
starting with the first today
Sharp, in fact, has publically
those having an excess of this that has becom a part of traveling and' filming the many served as a flying instructor
and the remaining two for the
come out against the bill for
number,.
•lection time on tap Sandman beautiful and interesting places with the BCAF in World War
nejU two weeks.
many of the reasons Cornman
Members are elected to serve will be in town for several around the world. These It. After the war he entered the
suggests. The Mayor said he
The Commission plan was
life insurance field and later
for four year terms. Ocean City hours to meet the voters
favors a restudy of the bill so it
developed during the first
established hn own red Mtate
has slightly less than 10,000 Coffee and donuts will be
does not discriminate against
decade of thi 20th Century
and general insurance burin
according to the census served and the headquarters
the southern counties of the
and is the form Ocean City is conducted this year. New will be decorati'd by Phil
state that need room for
now using. Rejecting the Jersey law requires the Turner. Other officers in the
City net effected
expansion.
principal of separation of nonpartisan nomination and Mrs, Angle Pulvino. James
powers, commission
by power failure
Sharp and hU colleagues.
McFaul, Pivid Simpson, Mrs
government places both the
Commissioners David L.
continued on page 12 Jean Bell and Mrt, Betty
Simpson and Chester J.
Baleson,
Wimborg, adopted a resolution
opposing the Wetlands measure
and sent copies to all state
legislatow and the Governor, In
addition they sent a personal
telegram to Governor Cahill
urging him not to sign the bill.
County Freeholder Director
Francis Townsond, also of
Ocean City, and chairman of
the County Republican
Urbanization, also sent a Congressman Charles W. proposals for lifting the Cape
telegram to Cahill stating the Sandman told the May.Lewei, Del,, Ferry out of
Freeholder's opposition to the ientinelLedger this week that the red.
bill.
the members of the Delaware Sandman said the Authority
River and Bay Authority have will be knocked out of its
Objections to the Bill have turned a deaf ear to his complacency when they "are
been raised mainly became of a
in»e«ag*ted by the Cong! of
Senate amendment which
the United States,"
would place under state
control all lands flooded by
Guilty pl«a madt
The CongresBnan was '
referring to a clause in thi
water "one foot above loeil
. Authority'• compact that
extreme high tide," which in to driving charg* makea the authority
Cape May County would mean
a great expanse of land, some William T. Schwoebel, 17, of
wiponaible to the Judiciary
of it already developed or Olatsbora entered a guilty plea
Committee of the Cong, of
•irmarked for development. ' to a charge of impaired driving
which Sandmnn is • minber,
reduced from drunken driving
"I put that compact
Assembly man Jim« S, in Municipal tnffle court
together and I know what
0 i f i « r o ( R • C • p t Wednesday.
May-Cumberland) who voted Schwoebcl mi anwted on
for earlier version* of the June 28 after cmiiing an
WetUndi Bill, in lending thi ttddtnt at 33rd and Bay a*.
opposition to the rovited He wm ION bU driWng
prifU^M lot «tx month*.
Othn aeUon In court waa
minor. Court Oirk *»*p*> F.
ChiarracJno Hid, A rnunber af
motorfit* tM flnad for
1 Always an avid weekend
hunter and fisherman, MeCoU
became a producer-phetspapher
interested in erery
aspect of the "peat outdoors",
The electric power failure including the relationship*
that plagued so many among people, wildlife, mid
Northeastern cities Tuesday environment He has vast
and Wednesday had little or no experienM and many contact!
effect on local power, but Civil in 'he outdoor world
Defense officials urged throughout western Canada,
businesses and residents to cut the Yukon, and the Northwest
down on the use of air Territories,
conditioners,
A call went out to city hall McCoIl has contributed
to turn off lighU and air many articles to magasines and
conditioners, but few newspapers, published bis own
now currently in use by the municipal employees paid any hunting and flaMag gukle,
Cape May line "They built a attention to the directive. One lectured at schools and
causeway and when the ferry department head said his staff universities, and producw)-
was replaced with the Bridge would have to go home if the three auditorium shows. He h a
Tunnel complex the causeway air conditioning was shut frequent guest speaker at
was incorporated in thedown.
banquets and meetings.
system," Sandman said.
Elsewhere in "the city
The other problem. electric use was far from its
accordin|i to Sandman, is the peak, City officials said the
need for new boats. "No one amount of electric power
said the old boats brought required in midSepumber U
Cyownwd
from Virginia would last minimal compared to put up for Ida
forever," Sandman said. He weekends in July and August.
urged the authority to
purchase smaller more modern
A s«J« of ,44 dty owmA^S
vessels with less draft.
, in
Weat av. haa IMM acbatWpti
it," Sandman laid, "They had
October — - — ^ 5 ^
better nad it,"
Tidet
Sharp <
Sandman said Ma study of
thf feny's pUght ha. lad Mm to Weather
b«lleta that the conrtrucUon of
• cauaeway aomt dtaUnce into Moatry aunny and hot
Delaware Bay woold SOIM today with a poaaujOtty of
"«• of th. probtoma by •^noofc Msjt
MtHng down runauig time and
^taUnf O, nwd f»