Sep 1970 - On-Line Newspaper Archives of Ocean City

PAOI 2 — SECTION ONI THE OCIAN CITY SiNTINBLLfDGER FRIDAY, SIPTIMBER 4, 1970
$ 8 tO '13
Join the Navy crowd . (he group thai s making the S*abby
look the rage this season Button.through jus! like the
genuine artiels with added touch of belt loops and Iron!
patch pockets. All Irorn h i.s-(or-hor,e( cours*
Comes in wool, denim and corduroy.
Solids, Glen plaids and stripes.
CLOSE-OUT SALE
on all
LAWN BOY,
TORO and
SUNBEAM
MOWERS
BIG 20% CLEARANCE SALE
on all
TRUE TEMPER and DOUGLAS
GARDEN TOOLS
LABOR DAY,
MONDAY, SEPT. 7th
WILL CLOSE
AT 1 P.M.
Continuing Our
MOST OF OUR STOCK
LIVING ROOM
AT NEW LOW
SALE PRICES!
DINING ROOM
and OUTDOOR PIECES
PENNSYLVANIA HOUSE - BROYHILL
TEMPLI STUART - BUNTING
TELESCOPE - VANDY CRAFT
&MORE
BEDROOM
How to perk up a
summer-weary lawn!
This is the time of yeir when most lawns need
reviving. Best way we know is to feed with
TURF BUILDER, the fertilizer that helps grass
multiply itself. It goes right to work building
thicker, greener, sturdier turf. Strengthens
grass roots too, so your lawn will "winter"
better. Clean. Lightweight, Easy to handle.
Use it any timo, any weather. Will net burn
grass or harm grass seed,
100th Anniversary Sale
$2 off 1 S,000 sq ft bag (60 lbs)JAfS 11.95
$1 off 10,000 sq ft bag (40 lbs) JJ>T 8,95
authorized retailer
the
Charley
brown
Where the girls are is
where the Charley Brown
is! This new look CPO
shprt/iackei i i 100%
wool has a warm fleese
lining, great detailing
including button front
and button down patch
pockets. Dishretitfe
p!3id§ and SQMds Men's
5IJBS S.M.I. XL
'26
Add the vigor of new
life to your lawn
Not only is early fall the naturally right time
to seed a lawn, but this fail you can save on
WINDSOR, Seotts improved variety of Kentucky
bluegrass. When fully developed,
WINDSOR makes a rnagnificently green luwn
that thrives in summer sun, It takes wear and
tear and when damaged hot the ability to
repair itself. WINDSOR is ideal for seeding a
new lawn or upgrading an older one,
iOOih Anniversary "Sale
$2 off Windsor 2,500 sq ft (3 lbs) ji^S 9.9S
$1 off Blend 35 2,500 sq ft (4 lbs) JM>T6,9S
FRIDAY, SiPTEMIlR 4, 1970 THi OCiAN CITY SfNTINELLiDOiR
704 Asbury Avenue
our
BUAUTY FURNITURE AT fifASONABlF PRiCFS
i
2 0 S
Ocian City, N.
for making possible
best season ever!
Your patronage during the past months
made possible this record-breaking season
has
We
are sincerely grateful. We're also sorry to see
your vacation end, but hope you will come
back soon — if only for a day September
and October are most delightful months at th=
shore; you'll love'em Remember, whatever
the month or the season you'll always find
the welcome mat out at 8th and Wesley
SOUTH JERSEY'S MOST
8th St. and W«wl»y Ava.
OF OCEAN CITY
MODERN PHARMACY
— FBEE DELIVERY —
Dial 399.555!
First authentic "designer collection"
of contemporary cookware
It's sup*r-tou§h certiflad Teflon n eookware, form«d
of today's "tomorrow" metal, in oxeluslvi aoa-hardinid;
warp-proof aluminum 'alley that's thraa times hard#r
•nd man dint resistant than ordinary, ivening drossod
In aouturlir colors of genuine porcelain. Come SM for
yourself why wi're so proud of new MIRRO Manhattan!
Wodgewood plus and Anllquo Whit* with self
•ivsri. Nutmeg Brawn covered in glittering chrome.
Miriam C. Kravis
Obituaries
L1NWQOD Mrs Miriam C
Kravy*. tit r* E f'nmbridyi 5 HV .
died Tuesday in Short'
Momoniil Hospital. iiftiT a
lengthy illness
Mrs. Kravis was u native u!
Philadelphia and had resided in
this area most of her life Shi'
w.is 11 charter mranbpr of Christ
Episcopal Church in Somers
Point and had servi'd a*
publicity rhairman for a
number nf years. Shi' was a
mfmbfr of the Episcopal
Churrh wompil, the Asha
fiamrna and thi- Rotaryannt'S
Surviving is her hushfinri.
^ludiie Louis Kravis
Funeral services will be
conducted this morning
(FndaV) nt 11 am from the
Plum Funeral Home in
Ventnor Height* with the Rev
Adolph Kohl, vicar of Christ
Episcopal Church, officiating
Interment will be .it Laurel
Memorial Park, Pomona
Friends may rail from 9 tn 1 1
a rn today
May C. Baker
8OMERS POINT Mrs May
C Baker, «f SSO New rd.. died
Monday in Shore MemoriaJ
Hospital
Surviving are two daughters,
Mrs Marie Sullivan, of this
city, and Mrs. Jane Boyd, of
Conshohocken, Pa , two ^isters,
Mrs. Anna Jennings and Mrs
Ethel DiMuEio, both of
Clementon, nine grandchiidfen
and 14 great grandchildren
Requiem Mass will he
celebrated 10 a.m, tomorrow
(Saturday) in SI Joseph's R.C
Church Friends may caJI this
evening from 7 to 9 p.m. at the
Middleton Stroble Funeral
Home
Marie T. White
SOMERS POINT • Mrs
Marie T White, of 18 Nassau
rd,, died Tuesday in the
Linwood Convalescent Center
after i lengthy Illness. She was
67
Mrs. White was bom in
Philadelphia and had lived in
this area for 20 years She was
a past president of Unit IS
American Legion Auxiliary of
Pleasantville and a member and
exciting, new
Manhattan
A
7-piece set
$ 39.95
Avallabli in Wedgewood l!u*
Antlaua Whit*
Nutmeg Brown
consists of 1-qt and 2-qt,
siueepani wHh«own:10" fry
Pin itii oov#^4S4'qt duteh
oven with eover (this cover fit*
fry pan). In ealorful gift box.
thM« open •toek pieces available
In W«dg«wood Blue, Antique Whits, Nutmtg Brown
, Avocado, Harvtit Gold
1 -at nuswsn ind mvm, 9.95
2-qt UUMpili ind Hwr, 11.95
eiiitrolB ind cov«r, 14.95
••frypiniMtavtr, 10.95
10'fryptn MM §«vtr, 13,95
•^ P 4H.qt dutch flven irid eov«r, 14.95
Mrs Manlt'y was horn in
Wenonail and hud h*?en an
Ocean City ri'kidrnt fur 48
yf'ars, eaminjj here as a bnde
She is survived by two
daughters, Mrs Robert C
Frrneh, nf this city, and Mrs
Edward A Oirroil, 3rd, of
Stratford, Pa : one son, Dr
Frederick H . Jr , of Atlanta,
Ga , two brtithers, Walter
Leisy, of California, and Carl
Leisy, of Sewell, and 10
grandchildren
Funeral services will be held
Saturday at 2 p m in the
Bleyler Chapel rif the First
United Methodist Church with
the Rev Charles Wileock,
pastor, officiating. Interment
will be at Seaside Cemetery
Arrangements are by the
Godfrey-Smith Funeral Home.
Expressions of sympathy may
be made in the form of
contributions to Shore
Memorial Hospital building
fund
Edward A. Kleva
SOMERS POINT Edward
A. Kleva, of 145 Bala dr.. died
August 27 in Shore Memorial
Hoipital He was 40.
Mr Kleva was born in New
York City and had mov#d to
Somers Point in 19S7 from
Cardiff H« was a lineman for
the Atlantic City Electric
Company
In January Mr Kleva had
been cited by the Atlantic City
Electric Company for a rescue
operation. He, along with an
apprentice lineman, has
rescued a fellow lineman who
had been electricuted on top of
a pole. They lowered the
stMcken m«n to the ground snd
gave his artificial re^iration
Sll OVER
400
COOKIE-JARS
Season'$ climax
fnrmi-r if I'm!
VFW Auxiliary
Surviving e ,
Mrs Miiraiirci Cl