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PAGI 14 — SiCTION TWO THURSDAY, SIPTIMBER 24, 1970
PUBLIC NOTICI
NOTICE TQ LIMIT CREDITORS
present to taemitT
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National Bank Bldfi
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PUBLIC NOTICE
trip to P.
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Oriober 21 Th.
Further information mn;
obtained and reservations r
by callina Mrs Edward F
Jr (399-757H) or Mrs Th.
Williams (399 2S38)
ON TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 3rd
VOTE FOR
WILLIAM H. WOODS
FOR FREEHOLDER
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Resident and Real Estate • Insurance Broker
in Ocean City
Married to the former Mary Bluett • two children,
Alice, 5; Elizabeth, 0
* AB in Economics (Washington and Jefferson
College)
- Pres, 0, C. Board of Realtors — past State
• Director, N.J. Exchange Club — Chairman,
0. C, Halloween Parade for 5 years — past
Pres,, United Methodist Men — member 0, C.
Masonic Club — active in many other organisations,
• Past years experience as 0, C, Dpty. Tax Assessor
- member 0, C. Beach & Bayfront
Preservation Committee.
Orilana ,na Pa.a for by 0 Allan Itfeteh Jr, Campaign Manager
Memorial Span not Suitable Arm Y Rational Guard lures high school grads
for Interstate power line »B "1-3 p^H'S ^riZZ SD'E^B
,„ ,1,, IT „, Hi vearold age ^ unit aprept member, will eategory have the highe,! ^"tion fo"mdue 'on
NKW CASTLK, DKL ,HePt Authorilv as well ;,, ,„ ,„n,i«.>H Mm nnii u,,ii Miii.,,\ , , .1 i ,. TI, ,, «,.... ih,, „„,„! 1i,,. ,,,u 230-man battalion will be a,,, „,;„» ,„ i i.,_ ,i,/ suDrnitted nig nami,
Iriinsmission line between
suites of Delaware H ri ri N
Jersey silid William J Mil
Jr , Director uf the Deliiw
Hiver iinri Bti> Aulhority
He made I he cornmeni
Ihe result of n public- hean
held i Anirust in New t'lisi
D. , HI which IIITH 1 ristallaiion of linan
00,000 volt Mille
MO-man battalmn will be wM priBt lo , j a m l a , y ]e7(j
bet ween the iind
LT well ;is t h
employee himself will h
i-overed rabies r
covered under Ihe new Bin
which could be u
Cross Blue H h ie I
ininsTTiission line fi
'Comprehensive 100 Plan'
"In addititsn."
Tile additional roveray*
Miller. "the r
requirempnl for a I
line ot this type w
conditions which
unsatisfactory (•>
1 I"'
ipenniL* Convoenl ion on how t
Mure than 1,00(1 ACC Berieration gaf
iidiiiis iind their parents Platform
i lender] i he event, which introduced
wi larked ihe formal heginninij Rosenbaum,
ht*e.tme effective HsqurekK ,i
ihe program ran h
I the 1970 71 iirademic year,
i Ihe ('dUi'fte's Jonathan
administrative
Truste '
inaugurated. ' either Decemb.. ....... . ..... supr
Solhsh s hdrir.'ss was titli>d Newtonville, ,
Kdui-.iimn For What'" sang "Al the
Di-fininu freedom as hymn
1 ThomM said that the
list "f^^^F---f are applicants who signed Jr^ygxsxsi
mary "dream" must continue, and
fof entl.an(!,
i" urged the student,* to become up when they were older than anufion sh,
le to "tnen and women of vision." 19, an individu,! in the 1719 KenMth vfc
•dom After delivering his bracket who later submit* his fyA^ ^
llish greetings, William W Preihofer nsme automatically receive! A»m,,_, u,»
inity Jr, Vpntnor, president of
r of ACC's Student Oovernment
cipal Association, gave the student*
mini and parents humorous advice
on how to bridge the
ACC generation gap
•eflts Platform gup«U < September Specials
ntroduced by John u
,,.,.« ,tosenbaum. dean of
fear, administrative and Board of
- • i" secretary.
oopmno Linda Brown,
itli-d Newtonville, ACX; sophdmore,
sang "Al the River,"a revival
as hymn
cceptariee
iiinteneinre rep
The October
Mnntpelicr, t>r, VI..-E. Vt...E. Branfnrd Branfor Authority will bn held ir
WaJjier, head id of the Pest Centre Control conjunction cnnjunciu with ihe annua'
Board of State itftte Fnrpsis. Fnrpsis, reonrts report gathering of thi' Irilernaliijiial
that an apnal survey shnw Bridge. Tunnel and Turnpiki
more thin 13(i,000 acres rps cof
/*s&.->eiar ion in
primp timbefland in souther ouihern Canada, Ortoher 12
Vprmont has received senuu
damagp frgm a surnrner rater
piUpr plague. Defnljation wa:
estimated at about 75 Pbf cent
the Ocioh
held
rli'lermiimlion." Sollish
iliiii America is in the
il (if a "crisis of ronflict
ruiilruversy" for which
iihon must hear at least
(si the hhime
'ir crisis can be resolved,
sh said, only by the
n c i) m p r o m i s i n g
tnienEatlnn" of three
•iples which he listed as:
Thrimgh reorientation of
iiling thought and
vmr in the schools in the
HEW nesting Comfort
lEWbeauty-NEWIowcost
It's the
fSl AMERICAN
^STANDARD
Breakthrough in • modem GAS
furnace fol f^e modern home.
P^formulating CHECK THESE FEATURES...
Atlantic Theater to open
with "Wait Until Dark"
ional theories ^ Gleaming gold ind arctic *hlti
finish!
and ^decisive ^ u m h m U m (|J| m m
nctionlng of " n«w univeml burners!
institutional / "EW supfr-iffielincjr hsit ii.
changer!
lent and J NEW slidi-ogt hi|li^owar blowir
of potent lysfim!
' by which all j ADD-ON AIR CONDITIONING ANY
With Atlantic Community Henry Hahn The pO|
A mi'ri cans can an "avail TIME'Blowers are sized for add-on
Theatre's first major p|ayPd by Bill Mosca a
themselves ()f their ir fair shares lir conditioning equipmint
production of its thirteenth Slu^enski eould pass
uf ihe liberating and
season, "Wait until dark", Blur-Coats
humanizing opportunities ;"r[i of
opening tonight, all systems are Producer, Pearl Hoi: Hookerman Btnuine democracy."
"Oo", and all act personnel is has the chore of meshin|i mes ail
The convocation began with
coordinating ,iti effort* to the complicated ttechnical
more than 100 ACC
produee a hit show. aspects of this production product Jim
administrators and faculty
"Wait until dark" was a Boyd, Bovd set designer desimier ha« has created
members marching in an
'ith Lee Romick on the stage, the kitchen of
academic procession.
in the starring role and
rh VillaKp basement Di William D. Young, dean
ng g ppicture
with Audrey apartment that -doubles for a
iil •liie college, presided over
Hepburn and Allen Arkin Th
lom-eomplrlr wilh lnt, pr
plot concerns a trio of crook
who attempt to recover
heroin-filled 'doll which ha
been innocently brought acros
the border by a youn
n lfuiM" B n d ing educational theories
aft ire
ijinjficnm and decisive
pii'laiions of the
ire and functioning of
entiri
f CHEOK THE MICE;
1 institutional
III!,"
v»l Jiblishment and
lentaMon of potent
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enlafger, tripod, elf Ron
The invocation was given by
OFU-MD [!••
McOovern, Joe Thompson.
Ihe RHv John Henry Hester,
George Davison, James Boyd.
associiile minister of Atlantic
Jr., and Joe Bellini constructed
City'-, Shiloh Baptist Church,
the border by a young the set: Nancy Boyd, Susan
He also nave the benediction,
photographer The pawn in the Mae Todd, d nnd Lynne Bisciglia
AfliT the National Anthem
game game is the the photographer's photographer's painted If it Ginny Fort-ell.-i
and Siilute to the Flag, the
blind wife who alone in their decorated it
PLUMBING A
GGreenwich i h Village Vill apartment, Dot Keel and Betty Sherfel
falls prey to the criminals'
tilii-n F. Thomas, oean ot
HEATING
are handling properties: Sally tud(Tit,s Recalling ACXJ's early
ruthless determination to Thompson, Thompson costumes: costum C'leorpe history istnry, Thomas said the
regain their sinister prize in Davison, lights, light., Tr:
345 Ww AVMIIM
TornMeOill. Colleg, olli'lj!' was the fulfillment of a
sound. Joe Thompson is slnue "beiiu bi'iiutiful dream, a
Director Charles Davis and
maniger, assisted by Sully magnificent vision. 399-8167
Sherman are putting the. cast Lynne Bisciglia is in chiirge
through their paces, and the of tickets anrl hoxolf.ce
acton, are responding well. The Estelle Steele How
lead role of rhe young blind Chairman; Bonnie Consalvo,
wife, Susy is being played by subscriptions; Addie Lemis-h,
Eileen Weil, who by now rtally Theatre partios
performs like "The World's The show will run for Iwn
Champion Blind Lady" that weekends with even in a
she is suppoied to be. Her purformances at 8:30 on
photographer husband, gam, September 21, 2S. 26 October
played by Jerry Rowe, is a 1, 2, 3, with two matifiees on
veteran actor of long Sunday at 2 pm or)
experience. Their eight year September 27th and October
old neighbor, Olorla, is Debbie 4th. For more in formation
ateele. The trio of had (juys contact Mrs Bernard Lemiscli
that is harrassing them in the at H22-231H
play will be acted by Dennis
McReynolds, Al Zappi and
•••••••••••••••••MaB ••••••••"•••••••••••• Ty!er wins honor
^ ^ • * • at Balboa A.F. Bait
22ND and ASBURY AVENUE
&fc APARTMiNTS L^ss z BALBOA, C Z • Recently
promoted US. Air Force Ai^^
OCEAN CITY, N.J,
NOW OFFIRiNG WINTER RENTALS
Low "OFF SEASON" Rates, Now 'Hi June 1st
* ALLlLICTRiC,ine!udingCbMFORTASLifLICTRKHiAT *
FOR RfNTAL INFORMATfON
^ GRACE REALTY j
DIAL (609) 3W-1i11 J
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Sergeant Peter J, Tyler, son of
Mr, and Mrs, Daniel L.
Callahan of 1119 Wesley av,.
Ocean City, N.J,, has been
named Outstanding Airman of
the Quarter in his unit at
Howard AFB, C.Z,
Tyler, ii weather observer,
was selcated for his exemplary
conduct and duty
'rfortnance He is asaigned to
a unit of the Air Weather
Service which provides weather
information for military flight
Operations,
The sergeant, a 1987
graduate of Lincoln High
School, Philadelphia, attended
Brenel Institute of
Technology, Philadelphia.
Legion Auxllfny
The first meeting of the
season for the Past Presidenti
of Morgan-IUnck Unit 137
AmeriMn Legion Auxiliary will
be held Wednesday, October 7
at 8 p.m. in the home of Mrs'
Josephine Proctor, 2035
Central av, Mr§, Marion
Murphy will be Co hostess.
CltMlflwl Ml BrtnB RilVltt
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FRIED CLAMS
TUESDAYS
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