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Raida* vitfiln strAta* 

to Hrffc* imde »*«- the hotMina Warriors during 

«» *««(»(h Joey Oroup I early minute* of the nine 

Rawer scoring column with 

fold goals and es many foul 

womd not be. de-l jorA total of a points. This. 

w«s high *P either team for the eveof 

Cbecb Jn*d '•Dtde" 

viand the fame; 

aty-midwood hardcourt tnssle. 

Rick HoweO ftvwd the apple of 

Us dad-coach* eye as he kept the 

ATTENTION 

VETERANS, 

Their Friends 

and Families, 

Write Immediately to 

President Johnson, 

Your Congressman and 

U. S. Senators 

TESTING THE CLOSING 

of 31 VETERANS' HOSPITALS 

and INSTALLATIONS 

TJp M«Mge SJpnsored jy Cape May County 

17 points to thcu- trsdl- 

with 3:40 to go in the final period, 

Wildwood's brilliant Chuck James 

Mt a twin pointer to regain the pace 

for Wildttflod, but Rick Howell quick 

ly recovered the lead for his teem 

mates with a three-point play Harry 

iard came through for the Warriors 

to put the score back to 4MT, 

Wildwood. John Moore pushed Ocean 

in front again with a twinpointer. 

The Raiders with slightly 

more than one minute remaining in 

the game, put the ball in the ice box. 

At this paint, Hayward stole the 

ball, but fumbled it His teammate 

Jim Waicus recovered tbe loose ball, 

drove to his basket, and dropped a 

left-handed layup, With only seconds 

to go, Wildwood was out in front, 80- 

V, Moments later, Waicus went to 

the foul line for two free shots, made 

then) beta to put the Raiders under 

a three-point deficit with only 20 

seconds to go in Uie game. 

Back in possession of the ball, 

Randy Fox drew a foul and made it. 

The count was 52-50 with IS second! 

to go. Moments later. Howell pene. 

treted the Warrior defense for a successful 

layup shot, and the game was 

tied, S2S, With the dock ticking 

off, the Warriors got tm shots at the 

basket, missed both, and time ran 

out on the regulation game. 

Raider John Stuempfig started the 

overtime period with a spectacular 

jumpshot from a corner, and Ocean 

Qty was up 54-52 John Laudenslager 

increased the Ocean City margin a 

moment later when he converted two 

*>ul shots. Ocean Ory was in front 

5S&Z with 1:57 minutes to go to the 

final whistle. 

Hayward and Campbell sored 

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frort and automatic tampar. 

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SCHUFF 

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THI OCEAN CITY SENTINBL4.ED6ER 

twin^wlnters to bring the Warrior? 

•breast the Raiders on the scorr 

__. OunpbeU then IbUowd with 

i4r« sucCRsaful tries at th • foul mark. 

" WHdwodd was up 58 >6. Fox hit | 

to balance the count with I 

left on the Ciook. Hny- I 

spUt the nets for Wilrhvood 

eight seeonds lenainlog, and , 

" a foul yoal to sold tlie Warri 

iront with thiw points, Wal 

ter added two foul (seals to 

RaidfTS out of vsch of the 

South Jenay Utle U» 

hope to parlay into tt state 

AifHmtHM 

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Stiutnpfic 

NOWMI .... 

WILDWOOD 

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Seen by quarters; 

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, Hiii RAIDERS OF OCHS. This is the basketball team 

which in th« recent state championship tournament dW 

Ocean City so proud. Front row, 1. to r., are M&mger Fnd 

Moyer, John Moore, Rick Howell, CoHMprtait Barry Banks. 

Howellmen 

it 14 20 IB 

Referee, Domville; iMbyih8li 

John Cranston |g Hsl 

To •ueknsll Frosi Five 

LEWKBURG, PA.-JohiQBMtQfi, 

of Ooean aiy, N. J.. haswmpletcd 

a srasin of compeUtlon with the 

Bucknell frertunan baakethll ieam 

which finMitd the year win an 84 

Craniton was the ftiurUj )mmm 

iooror for the BisiB cubs, avtragfcs 

U.9 prtnts ps- game. He aso averaged 

gix abounds per ouUnt. 

A graduate of Ocean City High 

School, Cranston is majoring In taisl. 

n«s administration at BudtnelL He 

to the son of Mr. and Mrs. *»!ii C 

Qanston, of 4M Ashury av 

Tlie art of living, ij Uie pnx-ess of 

lettng along with peeople you do 

not Uke. 

RffiBON WEWEHS —City kecreatlon 

Coordinator Don Pileggi Thurirfay staged 

a foul shooting contest for Plewie class 

basketball players on the Contrition Hall 

court. Hew Hleggl (right) presmte ribboni 

to the winners of the two divisions of the 

contest. The winners reading right to left 

County Mental Health 

MMffng On April 20 

TOe annual meeting of the Cam 

Jfty Oounv Maital Health AsBcla- 

«ioii wlU be held misday, April m, 

at the JYedioldeM Hoom in Court 

fcose Btn^ng, Qn# May Court 

HoiEe, at • p, m. 

The nwHng mi Mgmm the el«e. 

tot of offloeia tor the corning year, 

Hie Mate ol oHeas tnU y«r will 

open B new seat, thit a[ Mmd vice 

UTttMTTIi ARIA MEETING 

Members of the Ocean Oty Chapter 

jaycaNittss wiU journey to Wild, 

wood Monday evening (March 29) to 

attod an ana mtettag. The meet, 

tag Is aponsored by the Wildwood 

Jaycee-ettes, Mrs. Cart Singer president 

of the Ocean aty Chapter, is 

In dnige of local reservations. 

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OCEAN crnr 

BOAT SUPS 

FOR RENT! 

LIMITID MMMIlt ONLY 

HARBOR HOUSE 

MOTE-MARINA 

2ND and BAY AVENUE 

'TTiey are gianlJaUers!" 

This is the opinion Coach Fred 

"Dtide" KoweU holds for his 18W-6S 

edition of basketball Red Raiders. 

After an unimpressive regular season 

with 13 wins and eight losses, 

the Howellmen turned tigers and almost 

eompleieiy disrupted the dignity 

of the New Jereey State Intersdwlastie 

Athletic Association's 

hajiipionsliip tournament. 

WhUe Ocean Qly's record for the 

season may be somewhat unimpres- 

reputation when the Howellmen 

stuck their Jand in the Sjuth Jeraey 

Qroup One duimpionshlp barrel. The 

Raiders wci> not expected to survii-e 

the or ting round with Glass- 

DoroHigh irtool. 

Glflssbonj fofc fto teunwy Boor 

with an J»4 itaaa record and three 

starters luwmg ««f SLSS feet. The 

HoweUmen win their slx.fbot.minus 

squad sin^jiy xA-ran and out-hustled 

their tewerinfopponHits to upset the 

dope and ' 

from the recreation director are Donald 

Piloggi, Jr., and Terry Smiek, first place 

ribbons; Mike Sannino and John Motley, 

second place ribbons- Prank Unger and Jim 

Nicldes, third place ribbons, and Ed Hoiler, 

fourth place riblwn,—Grainger photo. 

Car Life 1 ! Annual Award for Engineering 

Excellence; soaring demand (retail 

orders up over 90%): it's developing into 

a great Mercury year. Now, all the "65 

Mercury needs for complete success u you! 

'SOr B -^' 

THI 

Co-captain Bandy Fax, John L»m 

Borrow, 1. to r, Coach Fred " 

John Stuempflg, Dave Beyel, Jim 

Anthony Washington, Manager Jim 

Season With Tourrn 

elsewhere on these pages, 

"Many teams of Ocean Qty's 

strengtli this year would have resigned 

themselves to a mediocre season 

mid.year." HoweU observed fol 

lowinB the Wildwood lo». "But these 

fellows stuck to their guns and work- 

ed hunl to 1 

sport funs 

ttAirnartient. 

"Tiiry're 

concluded wt 

voice. The ] 

wins and nki 

GOING Wl 

THE "PHIL EDWARDS' 

u HOBiE #/ Surf 

HAS TAKEN THE EAST COAST BY 

STOP (N and SEE WHY at 

I The Manatee Sea C 

NEW JEMCVS EXCLUSIVE DEALER FOR 

14th St. & Asbury Ave. 

COMING SOON 

SPECTACULAR SURFING 

In Ocean City 

see 

Hart, Schaffner and 

Marx Clothing 

Dobbs Hals 

Manhattan Shirts 

Nunn Bush Shoes 

of 

MEN'S and BOYS' WEAR 

733 Atbuty Av.. Dial 3W-1934 

Open Friday Evenings 

success story: '65 Mercuiy 

Awarded 

year's top 

honor 

now in the Lincoln Contine 

« FMBUCT Of i 

\jjr*y-T 

HT NEWS 

RADIO 

m tariHMl-LaJsar 

1400 KC, 9:55 a.m. 

OCEAN CITY SENTINEEJ 

Telephony ;8 OCEAN CITY, NEW JERSEY, THURSDAY, ATRIL 1, 1065 

SALE 

»NY MOKER 

Repave Streets 

Before June 1, 

Contractor Told 

Sewer Main Trenching 

Leaves Street* Rutted 

"wTshlB* won't do it-fiavJng wiU" 

—and responding to pleas of house, 

holders throughout the city that torn. 

p streets be put to right* by sum- 

mer, the Qty, in turn, has put the 

heat on a gewer contractor to repave 

strctls and got things in shape by 

Junr 1 

Property owners in a» Riviera seelion 

of town have complained at Oty 

Hall that summer renten have been 

discouraged tan inspecting their 

cottages and apartments wMeh lie 

virtually isolated by unfilled trenches 

or piles of dirt in the streets. 

The contractor doing the City's 

work is H, Burton HUot, of Newark, 

Delaware. He told the City Comniisa'oncns 

yesterday he would have 

thJnn back In shape by June 1 

This was the original target date 

for the operation of the munk-ipally 

eonstrueted sewer aystem. but it 

seemed likely yesterday that homeowners 

in a section of the Gardens 

and in the Riviera and Stoeco tracts 

may have to rely on septic tanks for 

a whUe longer, 

*r^ 

Temporary Commu 

Planned For Summer 

New Convention Half 

?m 

City Blue Law Appeal Faces 

Year's Delay In High Court^ 

TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER — Ocean dormitories for visiting college youths who 

y's Municipal Building at 9th st. and would be close to their favorite stamping 

' av.. a community fixture since 1914, grounds a block away at 9th St. and Cen- 

expected to endure forever. What tral. Then, tto sale or rent announcement 

nT Thus, Cameraman Bill Grainger's just might be an indication that the Wald- 

.,jraph will be no surplrise to tnoia man Administration plans a 100-story mu- 

i have learned to expect change and de- nicipal building on the other side of the 9th 

Or, a plan to self or rant City Hall st. bridge. Or, it might be — and this is a 

ht be simply evidence of the City'a in- reasonable supposition — that Cameraman 

to do-it-yourself urban renewal. Its Grainger got carried away. After all this is 

I floor might make a wonderful clam April 1 — and everybody knows what this 

, Id upper floors could be given over to means, 

H-Poverty 

ip To Meet 

Inc., will enter upon the 

in Cape May County next 

Ckpe Anti-Poverty 

will sponsor a Assoda- 

Tlie famous Sunday closing appeal 

case involving what tame to be 

known as the •contraband csinloloupe 

and the felonious Amen french fries' 

may account for the apparent lack 

of police activities on this issue in 

recent monlns. And the hearing of 

ttie appoil may be « year away. 

Frank a Bradky, y, M, , a pacer, p , of 

Atlantic av. near 1st 1 St., appealed 

Ms conviction in County Court last 

August He had been charged with 

the sale of the groceries on a summer 

Sunday In 1963. 

Police say they have been instructed 

to report Sunday law violations 

whenever}- they find then, and they 

ENLARGING FACILITIES 

do so. several officers aid this week. 

But no warrants for infractions of 

Hooking up hones to the newly in- the blue law ordinance Sf? have been 

stalled mains would interfere with the issued since the •ninum* of 1S63. 

flow of summertime traffic. Mayor Charles Nugent. Camden attorney, 

B, Thomas Waldman said yesterday who appealed to the Appellate Di- 

Local Bank Purchases the vital Uiine is ta get the streets vision of Superior Court on Bradtey 

paved and passable. Wishful think, 

tag won't accomplish the work. Paving- 

by the contactor, wttL 

Old Barrett Building ttantllile, the Ocean aty Sewer 

Lewis L. Barrett, owner of the 

Service Qx. which frill operate the 

Barrett Mid he expects to move 

long established printing Dim at 807new 

mpjaa under « lonti-purchase 

hi* equipment to H52 Asbury av. 

109 Asbury av., confirmed report* 

agreemert with the City, it enlarging 

which untfl recently «B occupied by tm tumt*. "Ms tathn 

yesterday that he had sold M* buUdmectinging 

to Tbe ope May Oxwty Natioinl 

i Kay Court Howe Mon% Bonk, «*• central office *irbk* k 

; to. Join in tbe all-out Mtof 

war against poverty pro. 

printing deparrmet* of the 

Juby President Johnson and the 

Ledger in the days when many news. 

In the Economic Oppor- OCS Erosion BotHm papers maintaLied general prljiling 

ot 19S1. 

departments. 

ting is called for 8 pjn. Television Newt Topic 

The ttiree«tary wooden building 

• Township High School Jtovles oi Ocean Qty's ended Bamrtt has occupied is one of the 

J on Main st, and represent- heaeiiet and of boardwalk recon- oldest in the city's central business 

I torn avic groups and public struction following the Atlantic district- OB itt front a plaque pro 

" i throuEhout the county are Morm of March 18K were part claims that, "The Ocean Oty Lodge 

I to attend, 

of a 1eli vixiun news proKram pro- 171, Free and Accepted Masons, was 

Inupow of OU»A, Inc., is the sented by WFIL-TV, Qiannel 3, constituted in this building on Feb. 

" 1 of an active citizens croup Monday nifiht. 

ruary », UB7." 

! a community action pro- Bio presentation, made by The Masons used the hudldinE ai 

» eliminate problems of pov- WFTMV newsman Don Angel, their meeting place until 1913 when 

i fte county. 

also showed current shots of they moved to a hall at the corner 

IJHI elected 13 trustess rep. jetty consmirtion at 13th and of 8th st. and Asbury av. 

various communities 15th st, Tlie proKKim had to do purchase of Barrett's 

tim county, Edward with the problem of beach ero- by The Cape May County NaUonal 

J.of Ocean aty, is n trustee. lion and beach reconstruction will be its second acquisition of land 

here and elsewhere along the adjacent to its main office (Holding 

coast. 

in resent months. 

Drivers Fined 

Last beeember 10 the bank announced 

the purchase of the old 

fie Court 

Four Youths Are Caught mberon Hotel at ith st. and Central 

av. and a 10-apartment brick bulld- 

Magistrate Pranklln A, After Wild Auto Chat* 

boused the 

of a number of traf. 

ing which at one time 

WOBB rases in Municipal A quartette of local teenagers were Ocean Qry . post . office The prop. 

held for LInwbod police Tuesday erlics are separated td ffrom 

the office 

' felnd Robf*ri J DuFre^no night when they were, apprehended 

building by a 15-foot wide public a! 

*) MominRikk" rd . guilty of here after a wild police chase in- 

ley. When the purchase was made 

. -***** violation nnd fined lum volving radio ears from Ocean City, 

public bank officials said they had 

• 16 costs. DuFresne wus In- 

no immediate plans for using the 

Somcrs Point, LInwood, Northticid 

to a minor accident. The 

land. 

and PIcasantviUe. 

f *hw, Mrs. Flon-nttr B. Todd, 

i* «T Bay av.. wns found not 

The boys, three of thorn 17 and one 

r of careless driving. 

18, hid been cruising throughout the 

~)l M. Mazritclli, Jr.. 19. of 200 

mainland area, according to police. 

• «v.. pleaded guilty to driving They expressed their distaste for Freedom Shrine 

" i hour In j zs-milt- zone the section by hurling logs through 

the windows of a Unwood house, 

the police added, 

I Wttponed the criminal case 

> youths accused of fighting w four were turned over to Un- For New School 

Wl T to give one of the nl- wood, lite three juveniles will be 

Imtants, Robert Krokeri- 

The Exchange Quo of Ocean Og 

dealt with in Atlantic County Jutime 

to obtain counsel. 

wtn instBli a Freedom Shrine in the 

I advLinary is Harold O. 

venile Court. The fourth boy will tall ol the new elementary school 

20, an airman stationed Wee charges in linwood MutHdp.1 building currently under construction 

Court. 

at 19th st. and fay av, 

Ttw Freedom Shrine is BnaMonaHygumBured 

Exchange Club project 

wMoh prsvUM lor schools aU over 

:Grath Urges Hughes the nation an Impressive display of 

eopl« of hMoric documents such a> 

the DedeRtton ol Independence. B1U 

of Rlaht. and dBuHar prlceles. leRHd« 

from the nation's founder.. 

Lower Voting Age Anthony E. Imbeot. former State 

— Lowering' net, told lepartm that "Very frank- Exchange Club president, reported on 

«sll , 

McGoahtadl 

State Eonncsftts 

SUo.«n> tar toad I 

flying visit is compli- May Gooitfy wa* ! 

cated because Ocean Oof's airport 

is closed and will remain dastd far 

runway vegans. So, 

comes in a helicopter, he 

in Ocean City. 

By plane the Governor will have 

to land In WUdwood or at the 

May Cnunry Airport whereas 

man would Uke him to land here. The SMh'i "share' _-*!3 "dTm 

If Ifs a nrobton b tmleaa ^ drops p mwddpaltty to-street 

i into OOoean 

aty by iJeUrapter andd 

repair, 

picks up Waldman to continue to the amount to as much as 

meettng place. 

le approved p J , . 

At Tuesday right's meeting, Hugh The total avaHaUe lot'I 

Hamilton, president of tte Ocean apportioned among *0 

QtyHodrchA 

"• MS mutton total k < 

those present on erosion by i me Legislature All wortt'^ 

! water 

nd j^la^^ pr&blenis. 

the tvagcafn is 

parlmeat toMore it M : 

ofWeaf 

Ocean City Man New Member Of GOP Team Tim* ami TW*«! 

by Edward S. Gore km Political Tyro dent since 1963 when he expected to ery County and In Huladelphia. He 

renre. 

ia now a member of the Ocean Oty 

Something now has been added in 

The death of Mrs. audow changed Men's Hcpubllean dub, and hU 47 

Oape May County Republican politics. 

Ms plans to die extent that he has yean cxperiAcc in polWckine should 

I's #» Mane at an Ocean Oty man 

continued hi. businw in Cleraide, make him valuable in Trenton, the 

the position of Slate 

Ffc, where he beads a large firm GOP county organisation bsUeves. 

tteaf from the county. 

aperiaBiing in photo reproduction, It wcU may be the case. The ait 

The county GOP organiiatlon has 

blue print making, and the sale of of being a State cntramtteanan con- 

announced «t has given its blessing to 

{yâfUng supples. 

in some larfte tneesvc In 

ohn CJueJow, of 3513 Bay av., to 

If duelow didn't cut Ms eye teeth wheedling things out of the State 

take the place of poUtlcal veteran, 

on politics, he 'can certainly claim Soyemment for your home county. 

Bernard "Roto" Maxwell, of Wild- 

to have cut his third molars or wis- After all these yearn Ctudow should 

(Maxwell, who has served us 

dom teeth. As a stripling of 15. as know hBtincttvoly how to go about 

State oommttteanan for dght years, 

lean as he could drive an automobile, this. Of independent moms, the 

was reported ton III to continue. 

he worked for the MoOure Republi- new Bomkiee can ittte the time to 

3»«t k**, and that • in^cttant, 

Jr., ud ofca- GOPMn*. 

of the red bat ©OP Inow (Or teat}. HIB county Gdhmni aMv indorsed 

dudow i» • new nuw to many 

•MBF) dIM onty swt Senator JJwtom tm Ite|iaHkan 

Oty R*mJhUc»ns. rk ha* 

fcr govetoor. sM tbua to- 

nciv nor «i 

fc «, lw» aim been the Ittit of «l» Mtkrs n * 

AUn Cluelow 

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Now 21.95 

5MTS . ... . .44.95 

S 

fWfiCAl SUCKS 

V "»I* 4.88 

• COTON WAUB46 SHORTS , . 2.99 

**t Stem WW? DRESS SHIRTS 2.29 

+ MUMAS &3) 3 pr. 10.00 

2 pr. 5.00 

(Short 

Mova) 

NEW 

DRESSES 

Wear the freshness anef bMrufy of Spring in maty care 

Fabrics. Here fs a special purchase from famous makers 

of caauai and daytime dresses . . , all first quality 

and styled for carefree living. 

Misses Spring and Summer dresses in 

/inert, cotton fa/ends, dacron prints, rayon crepe, 

arnei /ersey, seersucker. 

Regular 10.98 and 12.98 Values 

2 for 5.00 

• MWiUtQinttySOX Îr 1 * 65c 

« SPORT SHIRTS 1.00 

-•I^CttTW TROUSERS . . , 2.99 

DEPARTMENT 

WHte Nwte and Waitress SHOES 

I A»iHaM» 1« Btocfc — Itogufariy 7.W 3.99 

600*" OKJttN'S SHOES 

:J.ANEOUS 

H i 5t«e HeW TRAY TABU SET 

Sim 1.00 

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Misses 10 to 20 Women 14V2 to 22'/;, 

One and two piece dresses, sheaths, 

shirtwaists, shifts, full skirts. 

DOMES7/CS 

• HOBNAIL BEDSPREADS 

(Twin or Doubla) Slightly Irregular * 

• Heavy Nylon PHE RUGS o 1O 

27 x 41 A Super Value Rag. 4.98 O. I TT 

• Striped Viscose RUGS, frinoed 

27»JC48" 2.29 24" x 36" 1.S9 

• ROSE PRIKT TOWtLS 

•srii Slie 79c Hand Size 49c Fan Cloth 29c 

• Mix V Match COLORED TOWELS 

lath Size 1,29 Hand Size 79c Face Cloth 39c 

THI OCiAN CITY SINTINEL-LE0GER 

SPRING 

COSMETICS 

Back PLASTIC TABLECLOTHS 

M"xS4" 1,50 54"n70" 1,98 

54"x90" 2.98 60" Round 2,98 

• Jumbo PLASTIC GARMENT BAGS 1.59 

Regularly 1.98 

Quality BATH MAT SHS (2 pc. i 3 pc.) 

2.99 & 3.99 

tars* AnartiiMnt of Colon 

LADIES' 

• New Spring HANDBAGS 

• _ Ragularly 5.00 

• WAUETS m»d ClUTCH BAGS 

•Muiariy 3.00 

• "ArIstocraft" Fancy Nylon Gowns 

Regularly 3.91 

• TaiterH and Lace Trimmed SOps 

• Ladles'Nylon BRIEfS 3 

(Sm.ir- M*dium . Lara*) «* 

• BLOUSES Printed or PUIn . 

RaJMJfi itoMM and SlMntos 

STRETCH Spectaj Group of SWEATERS 

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Urfes'Wi 

(VatuM to 3.98) 

6wp eMWEATERS 

M^tTRA^HOSim 

1,29 3 pr. 

3.99 

1.99 

2.99 

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1.00 

1.99 

1.99 

5.99 

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3.99 

• REVLON "MOON DROPS' 

Maisturiiing Treafmanli. FRIE "Mean 

Brans B*fh Oil" with purfhaia of *1 f\T\ 

Moisture Balm, 4.3S Valua *J.V»W 

• ROGER & GALLET Once^-Year Specials 

Regular 3.00 O (\f\ 

BLUI CARNATION COLOGNE *» w 

Reg. 3.00 SOAP (Box of 3 CatcM) 

BLUE CARNATION - SANDALWOOD O (XT\ 

VIOLIT . FLEUR D* AMOUR A.WW 

• Prince Matchabelli's Cologne Spray Mists 

WIND-SONG • STRADIVARI . ABANO 

PROPHECY , BELOVED O ftf\ 

GOLDEN AUTUMN * Ediisfeld medwin 

to be new direct*. Incumbent amm, 

Jr., and Gootse Bailey. 

Guest speaker at last Thundap** 

meeting was Andrew J. aiiitliuiiii, of 

Prompt TV Sarvfce 

STOP LITTLB TRQUILII 

•afen Th»y BawiM lig OtM*l 

SKILLED TECHNICAL MMI 

GLEESON'S TV 

IMS MSUHV AVE. 

A 

u. a 

First Methodist Oiurch. The public 

Is welcome. 

TV Repairman S«ntonc«d 

To Jail On Two Counts 

JUvin B, Wmttwrby, m, tormpriy of 

Bay av. nciu- loth St., In MunicJpnl 

Court F«d^ waj gii-rai turn Wdv 

sentenct-s to run concurrently in the 

Cuunty Jail for enibezzlemtivt and 

cashing a worthier check. 

MunkdfKil Magistrate Franklin A. 

King femnd Weatherby guilty ol seiling 

a color television set and keeping 

the proceeds. At the time Weatnerby 

was a TV repalrmon. 

Weathertiy was nlso found guilty 

of asUng a check he knew to be 

«wfWeas at an Asljury av, men's 

and boys 1 Smers Point, who tor many yests iv 

to his vediement a year SSD ismv A 

representative at a leafing Ameti«an 

drug and dKmlcal pi^m^m»i^*r in 

the Orient 

He spoke of South Vietnam and tongue. 

the hospitality he oiJoyiBd there, although 

he said the Vietnamese do Ham R 

distrust the Chinese—and each

• PASTWtS 

HE3 • CAKES 

OPENING 

kY, APRIL S, 1965 

PUCEMEHT SERVICE 

- WORKERS 

MrW JERSEY 

MMnOYMENT SERVICE 

YWtfc U. S. feaiploymuit Ssnrie* 

10th ST. And WEST AVE. 

Dfctf 395M912 

Hiraugh Friday fc30 a.m. until 4 p.m. 

are Cordially Invited 

D OPENING 

to 4 KM. Sunday 

1 of thm •••••• 

COLLINS 

l«ElQr,IM>lkNm 

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SHREVE TRAVEL StRVltiE — Klnoe I8M 

"SOS SHREVE AND BE WHS" 

llif PACIFICAVB. ATL. CITY ML 

Mto MOB litk 

Sprin« 

THE COKHOlStoR 

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OPEN 1 to fl DAILY ^ 

or tr.. Parti* M tlw 

r*dudng 

HUOHFS 

Ocean Off** Exdtmv* Mill's Star* 

TODAYS 

ftldiAltt KAMHt 

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LOOK

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Bis Tours 

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Somers Point - Linwood 

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to Ounp Btos tor "Pop" 

Manorial Gumpnie. 

Mrs. Pad Yinglinu entenaiiMd 

members of the Woman's Auxiliiny 

to the Ope May County Medical 

Society at a luncheon mertmg last 

week in her homo. 

Stole Trooper Brrch Fox showed 

• safety film ainjf bikes after ««.* 

A report wn gi/m on a meeting 

• to Qdefcaxe heW Febmazy 

M, Hwc attending were Mra. 

R d Brown and Mrs. Heath 

ZM meeUBg wffl be in the 

bane of Mrs. Ulrtch Laquer at which 

in. FHUp Kundennan and 

Imam 

n 

Dwnl Chxto at Central Methodtat 

Church meeting, S pjn.. In Hie 

Church Parlor, 

Grace Urthcnkn Men 

Ing, 6:30 pjn. 

meet. 

Sta, Le^s Pritto, pre^dent and 

president-elcnt of the Woman's Auxiliary' 

to the Medical Society of 

New Jersey, will be guests. 

Lodge Marks 

hegave»*on talk outlining how to 

MBHs a hiks safety program. 

The speaker pointed out that the 

Uehmys are tte mart dangia-ous 

UMBI in the nrtd because bet 

4M» art 5,000 are killed and $25,000 

indued there each year. He alga reminded 

me women that this is the 

DM is which the children ride bi 

The Auxiliary voted to opdn a 

safety program throughout the 

and Mrs. Paul Yineling was 

dBtanaB. Assists her on 

the committee an Mrs. Paul Pettlt, 

Mrs, XabErt Magaziner. Mrs. Robert 

Snneman. Mrs. Robert Sutisin, 

and Mrs. Sam MazzoOa. The ammine 

wui mat Tuesday at 1 p. m, 

in the home of Mrs. Robert Stineman 

in Cape May Court House 

Reinints from m Headers Digst 

article "Medicare or Media] On*' 1 

Anniversary 

The 40th anmveisajy finner ol He. 

bekah Lodge No. U was held last 

week'ln Plymouth Inn »4tti m mem. 

berg and guests attending. 

Quests of honor were Mrs. Hose 

GUdea, outgoinB Noble Grand: Mrs. 

•oante Anderson, vice president of 

the Rebehah Stote Assembly of New, 

Jersey; and Miss Louisa A. HortofiT 

district deputy president at Cumbs^ 

land District 

Hie tables were seasonably decoratcd 

in the Aster moUt using the 

Rebekah colons of pink and green. 

Large Easter bunnies and tiny bas. 

tots filled with candy were featured. 

The Easter bimtries -were awarded to 

Bruce Buidette, Miss Oalre McOary 

and Cathy Gannon. 

Following dinner a musical proeram 

was presented by Miss Jane 

nitH by Walter H. Judd. M.D. Kyle at the piano with selections 

tamer Bfrjrcsrntative from Minnp- from GU and Punchinello. Mrs. An> 

•to. «W distributed. Also dlstri- denson, accompaniedj byvMisa Kyle. 

h^lML^kgHa pBjnphlet cortMrajs mag "Mow Oreat û %•' fitter, 

ri|H*tenB and answers as totainmart 

was concHffed yffln nwie 

iray JaMereare offers better cam of Hie Last Supper shown by &rl 

Hen Medicare. A supply at banShaw. 

parnprim are in all doctor's offices Ihe eommlttee in daige of tiie af- 

in the county 

fair comprised Mrs. Ralph SIKMHO 

Immunizatkin were dis- and M». iftirry Roy, 

are to be placed Hans were made for 11 members 

the to visit Wildwood Lodge last Thursday 

evening (or instaUatirai of their 

now officers. 

Corhln City PTA 

Posts Spring Plant 

CORBIN QTY—Spring plans were 

discussed at a meeting of the Parent- 

Teacher Association at the Oortln 

Qty School 

The ek-umiUry school children will 

toke a field trip to the Philadelphia 

Zoo on May m 

Mrs, Esther MgBaceto and Mrs. 

Ann Surran were named chairmen of 

the Spring Round-up to oontaat JBT. 

ents for children's registration. 

A trip to an Atlantic Qty ajiiusement 

pier for the safety patrol in 

May will be sponsored, Mrs, Ann 

Surran and Bert Hostler will supply 

the transportation. 

A bated bean and meat loaf lunchcon 

will be held on Tuesday, April 

ST, from 12 to 2 p. m. ai the city 

haiL 

The beat way to crash the 

drcte" to not to fflre whether you 

get in it or not, white making some 

money. 

Philadelphia, 

Camden and 

New York 

•toe-Ma !•!• CHy, 

Av«lon.9ton« Harbor, 

WBAd Cmp. Umy 

Atlantic CJty 

Oearn 

THS OCIAN CiTY SINTINlL-HPSlIt 

Haw Arrivals 

SUnen Bffi* Knate Club meeting, 

yai i«M**l-l T Three bay* and me gh-| wen wel- 

Some Point Senior (Mm comed by famines of this ana at 

Ins, noon, in Grace Lutheran Chun*. the Stark «ub of Shore Memorial 

»HL. In the New Jency av. fire- 

Hospital during me pa«-week. 

OonSMIulaflons go to Robert and 

Green Thumb Garden Out meet. Mary (Purdy) Crinri. of 607 W Re- 

Ins. H PJ», in Grace Lutheran vere av., Unwood, on Urn birth of a 

St Joseph'* CYO meeting, 8 p.m. Church. ' 

son March 24 

* * * 

• * • 

Also on March 24 a n was bom 

Jkaior League of Sbonr Memorial 

Sonets Faint Mvranis Quo dinner 

to DonoM and Doris (Lute) Owttin, 

Bb*«fal mectinjl in the bune of Mrs. 

meeting, T p Jn , 

of 1301 AtMnsnt av.,.Snnen Point. 

in Restau. 

EUwtn Sect. C Bmddock dr. rant 

Kt*ert and Gloria (Mazzareila) 

Gordon, of M Village dr., Somets 

* • • 

Point, wetamed a son Shrek 25. 

RosaiyÛtar Society ol St Joseph's 

Some rant Rescue Squad meet- 

The girl arrived March 29 for Rich- 

R. C Church meeting, 8 pjn. 

Ing, 8 pjn., in the New Jersey av. 

aid and AntninMte (Milknvlchi Cuin- 

flrdbaU. 

minus, of 100 Dttun dr., Unwood. 

Auxiliary at Somcrs Point Fire 

353 American Company Two meeting. 

Rotary Ann Club tisfs 

Legion Auxfljary meeting. 

• * * 

Norlin Lions dub meeting, 6:30 Installation Dinner 

*»•**. ta t—fltM 

FMt WW p.m.. in Duniel's. 

An inspirattoiBl talk on MaoVmnis 

IIMIIIIIJ; 

• • * 

was presMed by RDs. Jo. Han for 

• • • 

Semen PUnt Karaln aib meet, members of the Rotary Ann Qub 

«f Spring limrood Votanteer Hre Cwnpany tag, 7 p.m., in me New Jeney av. meeting Tuessdny evening in the home 

flrehBU. 

qt Mrs. Itarry Blaekn, 

Mia, Pimm opened by explajnint; 

her hobby is the coUection and study 

Medical Society Aux. Luncheon of Madnmas, She also explained 

that epedaUy at this Easter season 

the stories of the Madoiinas 

seem to contain a new significance. 

Discusses Bike Safety Program At the business meeUng Mrs. Joseph 

Talese was named chairman of 1 

the nominating committee with Mrs, I 

Herman Later and Mrs. ftank 

Meyer as co-chairmeo- The lnmlia. 

tlon dinner will be held May 25 at 

6:30 p, m. in Quail Hill. 

Tke next regular meetlnf wlirbe 

April 20 In the home of Mrs. Etoniel 

Sehwenk, 1M Oe«n id, Mrs. Charles 

Carey will be 

SUNDAY 

SPECIAL 

BONELESS 

BROILED 

PLATTER 

M.00 

Include! garwraus portion Brail* 

ad Shad rOMad with DrMlinf 

and choica of Two Vagatablat^ 

,SPENCE 

TAKE-OUT KfTCHEN 

lOfh StrMt and A«bury Avenu* 

Dial 399-1348 

VFW Aid** f« Buy 

Flag for 4-H Club 

- IBM. Brt 

at the meeting of 

Fbreten Warn pa* « 

Plmu wr« nade topurchase til 

M fluff tor »e Up^ Town. 

ship 4-H Oub. Mm. Pearl Mason 

will head a. EWnmttt lor thta pur- 

pose. 

PUu« were 

to noW 

CAN Dies 

on 

home. 

Nomlnatiooiii 

WUI be hold 

on Tuesday \ 

"^BWi 

PHONE 399-1254 * 

PLACE YOUR ORDER NOW , . 

FOR OUR FAMOUS ' 

EASTER EGGS 

• COCOANUT CREAM EGGS with Yolcl 

• BUTTER CREAM ^' 

• ASSORTMENT OF BASKETS, JBLLVI 

Ml Mm - Nanwt Put MI PRH( * 

OPINING SATURDAY, APRH 

W. Ar. NN C«wM with Any OHW Mm 

Over SO Year* of Quality Condfa 

972-74 Boardwalk Ooft»| 

U, I". MINTffiH, Owner-Manaeonunt 

Fresh Milk Prices Will Be Reduced at A&P Thur., April 1st 

"Suoer-Right" Quality 

SIRLOIN or 

PORTERHOUSE 

STEAKS c 

NONE PRICED HIGHER 

CHUCK STEAKS 

PICNICS 

"Supw-RigM" 6 TO S-POUND 

SMOKED 

VEAL ROASTS 

Shoulder ilAc Boneless ES£ 

Bone In lb-43 Shoulder lb.99 

RIB 7»C J LOIN 

CHOPS Ib, 19 I CHOPS 

VEAL CHOPS 

cm 69' 

IrEAL CHOPS.,—: .,69c 

VIAL CUTLETS TIHBEB 

AUMP of VEAL 

LEAS OF VEAL 

GROUHD VEAL PATTIES 

BREAST OF VEAL 

VEAL COMB 

». lie 

.65c 

n. 45* 

29c 

Sic 

ORANGES 

sEEDLltf Grapefruit 

OF 

3-POUID BAGS 

OF FANCY 

U. S. No. I MAINS 

DOUBLE YOUR 

MONEY BACK 

on A*P :::,•;• MEATS IF YOU ARE 

ROT SATISFIED IN EVERY WAYS 

AD A&P "SunBf.Rinhf" Meats »re alwayi jold with 

a mnnsv.baek nu«r*ntsa, but this vm*k wo will give 

you nOKBLB YOUR MONET PACK if our meiit M% 

to BFMIH yeu In every way. S#l«et any cut B( beef, 

fcrnb, op port or yealf prsnan it youp favepits way, 

TIlBn. it you don't aciren that it is «i tandar. fulev and 

•4e)ie(oui at tnunt vnu have been buvtna e((Bwh«rc at 

''inhep pricn, A£P Su>jof K«.a m cm. 

NICKCRSON. 

r puallt WsrKt. 

• at BaHnir 

M UMII Intiuda da. 

I My, N. J., M 1MB 

-i__ f mi ! tfe ** Mia 

Uf* d'yf o( Oalivaty •• 

> (DHrintandant M Fub. 

: "*• to ba auMUttad 

^W*r Fonn. 

HI4.W 

• • • NOW 70 YEARS YOUNG • * • 

1155 ASBURY AVI. DIAL 399-1515 

FRESH and BROILED 

SHAD 

BONELESS SHAD and SHAD ROE 

5 FRIED FLOUNDER . M.00 

5 FRIED FISH CAKES . $ 1,00 

ALASKA KIN6 CRAB and CRAB FINGERS 

* * OPIN ALL YEAR 'HOUND * • 

», we're proud of our Dad 

and his new barber shop! 

II always be neat ... 

Going to ...

to 

Ctafc Am* 

Bantlt Ifcrmon, Hnk 

DAN'S SEAFOOD 

Fresh 

Ocean SJwd - RLET ° f 

Buttwfish - SM Ban - Porgies 

Whftefish - Shrimp - Clam* 

OYSTERS 

EftESH JERSEY LOBSTER 

OPEN ALL YEAR 'ROUND 

to IMil»».u fw 14 Haws 

On The Circle 

33|EANDS 

AS OCEAN CITY'S FINEST 

FHMMACY FOR QUAUTY and SKVICE 

PHABMAdf B OH PROFESSION. W ITS 

Noam nt THE sex MOM, WE HAVE IT. 

Dial 399-3535 

CALLtff NJlt COMPLET1 OXYMN SERVICE 

2 for the price of I 

PIUS M PENNY! 

A 

•-O 

Obituaries of the Week 

VOLTACO'S 

fS W 

957 WEST AVENUE 

SPECIALIZING IN 

ITALIAN 

FOODS 

TO--- 

TAKE OUT 

UMHL FURTHER NOTICE WE 

WIU BE OPEN EVERY FRIDAY, 

£WM*AY an* SUNDAY from 11 A.M. 

A*wwe Pbwit 3W-0753 

THfe OCEAN CITY SINf INf L-LEDOER 

Too Late to Classify 

On Her ffih Birthday 

Mrs. James Cooke, of 81? Brii 

on pi., was guest of honor at • 

family dinner party Saturday evi 

Mr. and Mrs, William Riley, of 

Mahopae, V.?>, ». l»J I** 3amm 

Griffin, of OMbdng, N.Y., Mr. and 

Mrs, Jesse Brooke FUUut, of 

Wayne, »., Olrard Btonvl, jr., of ._ m J^ 

lynmt 

Thomas L Corcoran 

FllOfflST t OIFT Siloel, 

RWHIlM in in* ntrulllng 

Wayne and MU« Ami Ftoofl, of Q^ gr 

Ftaxral service were conducted Thomas L. Corcoran, of 210 Cres- • nw HlisUM-sf btnl mm. figta honor 5her Oft bWhday. Woodlawii, N.Tfi construction 

ee has carefully rtudiod not of tho edifice could even be started. 

construction luwdards for Tho Committee unanimously 

jfcU required ljy tho Now Jfr- •BreoB that a preliminary expendif 

a«te Di-partment of Agencies ture on land development which 

t run as high on 15 to 20 percent 

of the estimated cost of the 

proposed hospital buildinK is entirely 

unjumlfled In the ease of a project 

tk 55 Holds to bo financed by pubUe subscript 

ion. 

[Kite Derby 

Sustained and encouraged by the 

contiraiinB public interort in and 

support for the proposed Cfcpn May 

-With man- than 25 C"""^ Community Hospital, the 

nunu-rouv awards pommltt«< wlU proeend further in 

ffltn during the kite derby ils srch for a suitable she: 

r Cub Scout Puck 55 Saturlt 

aul second place ribbons, 

h Cub Scout Mi-duis. were 

ZfOt tbo foUowine categories. 

• tK«t construction, David Ter- 

, first, and FrunWe Stogsdill. 

fslKdc^t tail, Donald Sack, 

and Glenn Patterson, second; 

t Hie, Paul Becotte, flint, and 

second. 

first kilt- to reach 125 fi_-et 

I to Timmy SchtllinciT, HOC- 

| Becotte, for highest flying' 

: five minutf-s, Mi< hucl Dudrst 

filenn Patterson secftcrobatK. 

contest, Coleman 

first, and Duvid Mason, sec- 

• senduig, Paul Bei-ottc. 

, and Mithael DuBruille, second. 

OUTSTANDING LEGIONAIRE. C. Thomas Waller, 

Post Service Officer, was commended by the MorganrRanck 

Post No. 137, American Legion, at a meeting in tho Post 

Home racently. Here Post Commander William Canli- 

MTO presents to WeUer a framed citation expressing the 

Post's appreciation for Weller's meritorious service and 

consistent eooperation in the punuit of Post and veteran 

affairs on the county and state level.—Grainger photo. 

Mrs, Bowen Sorority President; 

THE OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER 

Presbyterian Church To Greet 

New Members With Reception 

St. Joseph's CYO Taps 

Convention Delegates 

I landing waA done by Dennis 

, and second, Slo\ r Convention Delegates Selected 

ElecUon of officers highlighted the 

en DuBruille; 

race was won by Brian 

second. Robbie Lea, | 

_ tor tho derby, held at 

ineM, Petersburg, were Ausn, 

David TerwIUiger. atAHTOC) 

• and Phil DuBruille. 

— Pvt. Grvilte F. 

Mathta, a, son of Mr. and Mrs. 

Oyster Beds 

a^lle V. .Mathis, BO PiiirKylvenin 

av,, Somers point, com. 

Open April 1 ' pleted eight weelo of militaiy 

poli« training at the Army 

rter beds in the TrajninB Center, Fort Gordon, 

i Hlvir, Great Bgg Harbor Ga,, March X. MaMm' tralnJnB 

Tinue Island Thorofaro and incJuded instruetlon in civil and 

fc will bo opened for tonging military law, traffic control, map 

t tm., Apnl 1. 

reading, prianer*fJBar control 

er Robert Roo of the and self-defense. He entered ihe 

t of Conservation and Ec> Army in November ISM and com. 

1 Pevclopmi-nt, announced this pleted basic training ut Fort Dw. 

i opening of tliese beds, and A 1960 graduate of Oeaui Oty 

of those in tho Maurit-c High School, Mntliis was manastr 

. 

ot Point BowUng, Inc., before 

j in this area will be pe» entering the Army.—(U. S. Army 

i-tam? a.m. to 3 p.m. imffl photo.) 

•oHw, but BM exceeding 

CATTY 

directed the opening of Josle—It must be at least six years 

I beds for tonging in the tidal anee I saw you last. How much 

the r^laware River, Deta-1 older you look! I svould hardly have 

r and tributaries between: : ioiown oiown you. 

MM oof 

f the th Maurice M i River Ri t to Barbara—If I hadn't remembered 

famm Une effecHve April 1 your coat, I wouldn't have knm 

1 

notice. I you, either. 

1 refreshmeBte were served by the 

buatness meeting of XI Alpha tota hostess. 

Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi held re-1 "°* meeting. Wednesday at 

^V 1 P SOMERS POINT—Mfg Susan l 

cultural chairman of the OTO 

St. Joseph's Parish, reported on 

a new project at a meeting of the 

group last week. 

Miss LaCasse i-xpUiined now mem 

berg are doing volunteer services on 

Saturdays and Sundays at the Unwood 

OonvalescBit Center. She also 

announced that the patients as well 

' as the volunteers are very plnsed 

Those elected are Mrs, Edward TIMPBRARY APPOINTMENT with the project, 

•owen, president; Mrs, Raymond TUCKAHOE — Mrs. Teresa Bergh Michael Dillon and Miss Barbara 

Wine, vie« president; Mrs, Jack tas been appointed by the Upper VanLanseB were named delegates to 

Bryson, recording soeretary; M^ Township Committee to serve as act- a convention April 19 in .Atlantic 

Anne Longo, eorrespending seere. ing township clerk during the illness Oty, 

tary; and Miss Marge Peterson, of her son, , Allan Bergh, Kh, regular Announcement also was made that 

treaairer. clerk, who was stricken with a hsrt srt SOss Nancy y Kelly will represent the 

Installation will be a joint affair attack March h 15, lust before the group as a contestant in the May 

with XI Tau chapter of Margate and 

- - - . 

will be held May SB in the home of inf. of the regular Onunittee meet. Queen Contest to be held during the 

Mrs. Joseph Boucher. 

a special The «pnoWm«it meeting. Bergh was made y re. at eom-entioii, The nea meeting will be Monday 

ElecUon of Girl of the Year also cuperatlng i in aore i Memorial B Hos- at 1 tun. All Catholic high school 

mu held. Results will be announced pital. 

students are welcome. 

at the annual Founders Day dinner 

April 29 at Smithville Ina Mrs, Very few drivers are killed because Study as if you were to live for- 

Walter Beddow is in charge. of giving another moiorW the rijht ever. Live as if you were to dje to- 

Final plans were announced for the 

of way. 

morrrow.—Isidore of Seville, 

area convention to be held this weekend 

at the Hotel Warwick in Phlla. 

delphia, Attending from the local 

are Mrs, Boucher, Mrs, 

Bryson, Mrs. Beddow and Mrs. 

Bowert. 

A report was given by Mrs. Wine 

on tho Welcome Sign, It was decided 

to older two sign to be erected 

flle ith st Mvd. aM the 34th 

st. Hwd. 

AuxMlary pine were purchased for 

rnbsnds of members Charier HMns 

bent of » Alpha. Iota AmdUary are 

Joseph Boucher. Jack Bryson. Edward 

Bowen, Ray Mine, Walter Beddow, 

Jesse HolUnCThead, Stanley 

Mumford and William DeCjimp. 

Following the meeting a program 

on the Art of Make Up was present, 

ed by Mrs. Jesse HcdlingBhpad and 

Mothers, 

teach your children: 

If there's an emergency, 

dial the ôperator. 

They'll probably never need to. 

But if something should happen 

while they're home alone, jour 

youngsters will be able to get 

help in a hurry. 

Why not hold a simple training 

session today? Point out the 

number 0, and ihow the children 

how to dill 0 for operator. 

And older children, whs can 

read, should know about the 

inside front cover of the telephone 

directory where the blanks ate for 

emergency numbers. Have you 

filled them in? When these 

numbers are immediately 

available, moments that make a 

difference can be saved. 

An important point—remember 

to train all the children to give 

their names, their address and 

town when reporting any 

emergency or calling for any help. 

It's |ood to know: when you 

have a phone, there's always a 

grown-up •round. 

The operator. 

Ntw Jonty DM | 

EAOTER 

CARDS 

PARTY GOODS 

and GIFTS 

Ed HiH's 

PEACOCK SHOP 

— CMM a Mm — 

SOMIRS POINT 

SHOPPING CENTER 

DIAL 927-5723 

Edna D. 

To Wmd Earl A. Maton 

3OUEB3 POINT — 

drieKn, of the Pmstoo w^tm., M-\b**M 

Mrs. J.ihn Simon, president, of the will be me mloict md « M 

lanUc dry, tbl» DM BBUutiud, CIulj, 

Women's Association, first Pn-uby- the Hanrtbell Choir. The Pastor and 

her forthcoming lUBRfage Saturday J 

terian Oiurtii. announeea that the officers of the Church will Mac 

(April 3) to Earl A. Mason, oflf 

Association wlil spnnBor the- congre- Breetingit, 

gational reception tor new members Rev. William R. Allen, pastor, an- 

in the Lower Auditorium, Wednesnounces that a newly tamei Buildday 

eveniiig (April 7) at 8 o'clock. ing Committee of the ¥Mt Kra*y- 

The committee on arrangementt terinu Church will pnacrt ptan to 

Includes Chairman, Mrs. John Wil- the oangregatJnn for renovation of 

son- Bethany Cireie, Mrs. Ernest me Church Sanrturary, 

Rhode; Calvin Circle, Mrs. George The CJnmmitteo tndudM 

Spencer,- Dorcas Cirele, Mrs. man, Col. George Oeaver, Mr». 

George CSeaver; King's Daughters Howard Collingwood. Us, John Ed- 

arete. Mrs. Bennett Jones; Fhttathea wards, Mrs. Paul PeUit. Mrs. John 

Orele, Mrs. Frank Diver; West WUson, Henry Cooper, George Mcminuter 

arcle, Mrs. Raymond GU. Crea, Lander Moule, Lylf Olm- 

ford; WorM Service Chairman ata. stead, tK-witt Ferry, Dr. Paul Mitt, 

Omrlen Jjtfz, Mimbcrship Chair- John Pfaeffli. William W 

man Mrs. Brainer Geise. and Vice $130,000 30 bt butlOng program of 

Pretident, Mrs, Howard Coiling- First Presbyterian including new 

wood. 

y g 

building and d renovation i hha* 

BOW 

R. Lyle CHmstcod, general super- 

been reduced to a debt si flO.OOO. 

intendent of the Sunday School, will The Building Committee will eon. 

lead the gong service. Mrs. Joseph Rider plan* for improvements In the 

Sancturary for presentation to the 

congregation. 

the i 

Zing into spring! 

Corvair 

by Chevrolet 

• Look W»ll 

• Fit Wmtt 

• Vfrar W*il 

ACCUKATXIT FILLED 

JTER8H0E) •:-A 4 

Trairwd PmrtmtMi To limm ISvpw fit— 

CloMd EMir Mond^, Apr* t M 

921 Acbury Avnw 

ora« rattMXBi 

The steering's crisper, the ride's flatter, the style's 

racier - even ihe grass ieeks a shade greener 

from behind the wheel of this new Corvair 

You'll find % Oorroir Coraa's instrument pontl TOitly 

more infarinatwe than an ordinary ear's. But that's 

wally ocAf a fringe benefit of driving one. 

Because for all its finely calibrated instrumentation 

—taohometfr, manifold pressure gauge, even an electric 

dock with a sweep second hand for rally buffs— 

the most important thing that happens when you 

art a Oona out on the road doesn't regliter on the 

dash. It registers on you. 

You feel it in the steering—crisp ond preefie—as 

^PB double back on a curve. In the flat riveted-tothe-road 

atability of the new fully independent 

suspension. In the response of the rear engine (up 

to ISO hp available now in Corsa's Turbo-Charged 

version). 

You don't have to wear a sports ear cap and sun 

goggles to appreciate things like this. Or the clean 

international cut of Corvair's styling. 

Drop down to your dealer's now—while the 

trading's extra good—and see for yourself. Look over 

the dashboard gadaetry all you like, but by all means' 

get out on the road where you can really handle the 

merohandiie. We'll guarantee spring will look greener, 

sun goggles or no. 

WGHHMETOTRME 

FAMILY SI 

STOtE 

INal 399U3 

ling into spring in a new Chevrolet, Chevelle, Corvair, Chevy n or Corvette 

PALMER CHEVROLET & OLDSMOBILE, INC. 

11 If ASBURY AVe, OCEAN CITY 

*** 

1 15

tied 

that traffic 

by Memorial 

put 7* M^lMu&ffi on the 

q 

»agents report that a 

naty peorta ir» fc tjMm tapa apfly 

days looking for summer homes- JSva 

points to a vuy iped NMDO. 

CondoVertn* Hje atoctnaw of tha ttaw between 

now and tlw atari of the aaason it is 

essential that aU of us in Onan Gtty work 

tpgfther to have things «pic and.span for the 

summer. And not vttfy sptc and span — tail 

at pleasant as posgfht* for our visitors. 

That i* the wy to a more prosperous and 

greater family seashore resort. 

fvt Cov/d Have Been For Worse 

poured 

; from every pos- 

"Pvdinand A. Taccarino said 

i UB Arc he knew as soon 

r * that "we were going to lofce it". 

Lite buflding was^'an infernoman 

could venture. 

; good fortune that the 

to the ground on a 

m 

when it was unof 

what might 

, , started daring a 

or when it was packed 

~ 1 for the start oTthe 

ngiy frightful. 

five Department did all it 

ciicaaaatMirea. Aided by a 

htow emben seaward the fire- 

Jtr* to tne building. Even 

Ty in fronf of to* 

serious damage, 

engages m an inprognm 

of fire preinapect 

hotels and 

They wiH inspect 

fpd advise householders on 

Are preven- 

At Th* Nation 

March In Alabama 

, «f view 

But their menage apparently escaped 

the attention of a generation of City governments. 

The old convention ball, though dearly 

a firetrap, was not only used regularly but 

nothing of lay consequence was done to 

make It less dangerous. 

This is the customary point of view taken 

by far too many people concerning the danger 

Of fire. "It won't happen to us But to somebody 

down the block or at the other end of 

town." Parenthetically — had any of our 

City governments suggested that the old hall 

to keep the Selma Negroes from* registering 

to vote. ' ; • 

•: •• Then; then'was the fatal heating of the 

Boston clargfman and social worker. His 

murder at tbe hands of three white Ala- 

.^ bamans aroused the entire country. 

taking The late murder at a white woman from 

1 rant Detroit was a vicious and senseless anticlimax 

I their The suffragan bishop of the Episcopal 

an Diocase of Washington said he believed the 

at least insofar outpouring of the clergy of all faiths was an 

amjsing demonstration of what religion is all 

of his skin. 

color 

prerogative 

tajafag part in the Alateemed 

with 

ttl tbeir 

so. about. 

Hm2 fisjinmy AviaiuB sf 

iaw Owp* limul * ramaWag arter inf. 

rifts* Mamp Ma? Band ot tifdhutoia* to 

Vtay Rw. Lfcjjid G.. diatan, 

*DD of Mr. and HH Hswy Lloyd 

ir fjantinel-Ledger 

%k lihi-rirl'i 1 

•SatamisintjTaf* 

T . r~.- . •uajoiMsw. 

Art*N ' 

If this « indeed its significance it is to 

be hoped that tbe message will reach all who 

profess the belief that au men are brothers. 

Very dearly, if the doctrine of the 

brotherhood of man and the fatherhood of 

God were completely accepted as a rule of 

life, cml rights demonstrations would be 

unnecessary. 

THI YUM AM 

Attorney Augntys fi. Goett, a former 

dry 

CWlea A. OldfieU. 

ftadafcd to throw «he swttcii tmttk 

f a i new mettny vapor HsMi 

•long Mny W. In flM s M tad- 

The New Jers^f HighMny Authority 

gave a franchise to the old Hudson 

ftiver Day Line to run a ferry betweap 

Cave May and Lewe*. pel. 

The pmjeot never got beywd the 

planrdnE itage. 

, n 

a aBttaon at nuHdate for 

OBtM|« mWIIW ai »- 

•anhbywiiwi tin Cppt ilay Ctonn. 

The Hw York OMjr JOwanls , 

ottered as fa* prin-'an _.T 

paH weekend at UK Hotd Flanders. 

Garden State 

offend.:rs in New 

Jersey are mentally abnormal and 

in need of psychiatric trnatmait, a 

detailed statistical study of 1,206 

sale offenders at the Diagnostic Cen- 

ter at Menlo Park has reviaied. 

Under a law enacted in ISO, a per. 

son mutt be committed to tbe Diag. 

nosoc Center when he is tonvtefpi of 

eertaiii sex. offenses. There he un. 

deriOBi a senes of psydnalnc med» 

iral, psychological and other tests 

Doctors at the ocnta' thai rccom. 

mend a course of tnwtnient which 

Forum ond Agin' Em 

Baltor. SenanellBdier; I UU a 

little sad with the "paMog" of the 

oM OmivnUkMi Hall, tor it held the 

mesnorie* of a lot of "hot" Inmfcrtttnll 

gurne* and city note 

One In partocubu- wax a playoff 

lor the dty champtonshir. between 

tbe "WrtJes" and Palmer Chevrolet 

Bott toama pewtded a lot of ofacite 

ment tor the tewnapeopae during the 

U a place to eongraeate and 

haw fun and to meet your old frten* 

Voan tor a bigger and better Oonventkn 

HalL 

CHARLEY ADE3J2ZI. 

No April 

PROTECT YOURSiUP ASWNST CANCER' 

A RISUUAR CHSeK-UP, KNOW -THE SEVEN 

DANGER. SIGNALS-ASK VbUR. DOCTOR OR 

UOCAL- CANCER SOCIlTY WHAT THBY AR£... 

1% CMCHCOWJM.M0H1 

may include commitment to ps>-chiatrie 

hsspital, a correctional facility, 

or arnbulatery psychiatric eare of 

counseling under probation •upervimai. 

The State Department of Institu- 

Oons and Agencies reports that vlr. 

tually every type of sexual behavior 

which is offensive to pubUc decency 

is represented in the conduct which 

led to the conviction of the 1J0S individuah. 

conatdered in the ustdy. 

The offaiderg ranged in age from 

a limited numbs* of indrviduals under 

18 years of age up through an equal' 

ly small number of persons aged 75 

years and older. Members of the 

white race represented 71,4 percent 

of the tojal and the non-white group, 

2L5 percent. Median ags for the 

white group were 30 years, and the 

non-white poop, W years. Most oi 

the offendram were not married 

More than half the oflendcrj had 

previous .irn-sls, although previaui 

reports did not always involve sex 

charpts For one in four, there wag 

at leaat one previaus arrest on a 

sex dmse. The majority admitted 

guilt upon being arrested. 

"Tie Sex Offender Law h baned 

upon the papular oonception that sex 

offenders, taken as a group, ant 

mentally abnormal and that they 

are Ukety to need psychiatric treatment," 

said the report, "This ptrtniae 

• amply borne out by Hie Mndivm 

of this study. Fewer than one 

in W was diagnosed as normal, although 

in a somewhat targer group, 

the psycUaMrut diagnosed toe offense 

as resulting from KltBatJonal' 

factors.^ 

ECONOMICS—Emptoymait expansion 

in New Jersey should accelerate 

in April with tbe arrival at narmer 

weather. The Ooveilnr*t C»b4oo« Economic 

Committee predicts. 

Each month the Governor eaUa Ma 

cabinet anten togathar to diacu** 

New J«ey» •canamy anil each department 

head reports on the status 

of things. This month, eeammau 

who work with the cabinet members, 

reported the factory workweek was 

the longest for any February since 

US in New Jersey, The rate of 

unemploynient continues to run well 

below year ago levels, according to 

the reports. 

New ear refrfstralior* are holding 

to near record volume, and industrial 

construction plan have registered 

a marked gain from a low January 

volume. These are signs ef continued 

prosperity ahead. 

DE5QI — SOKsHed mmtmmh wb* 

feed deer at eertain MervtJa dining 

the Fan PMSOD. la order to sat than 

In position lor Mumg when the shot- 

Kim or bow and arrow teaaena open 

In tate Fan, are In far anM 

FJv* South Jaw, 

the ^M deer from 4jecornW «uy 

tuntets when the nnal 

hate4imiting ototurt moUsn on i 

fights bUl.ia the Sttates histor>- 

Now the battto is about to tw jots. 

ed again ovs 

ti^rrJmJnatKw ia aU 

1 ft^^daK Jobiân's demand 

for federal authority ts £B9E^ 

Negroes the chance to Kpâ 1 HAH, THE HYDRANGEAS — 

Colony Club hag sponsored another i 

lady. Mix Robyn Mengel, as the chy» 

eatis! atair. 

In the annual hydrangea festivities I. 

F!l»-B of Cxuw't Senator ftkb- mazed each year by tne selection o< j 

ard RizctU. ine adonvledBed be! Queen at the very swanky Hydrant 

of tiK- DUe dock, is a COB* Atlantic my. We offer orchids to 

of TTIMy It S not for participating in the event — to ] 

bait cmch of a nte he will and, very naturally, to the hydgi 

pii> «v« ater he reriaBS. rinoe io that make southern New jersey «o 

the case art only his henlth but summer. What we like about the au 

the £SBfctaj^ngp vîii bv old &iendi Queen "contest" is th»t the young i _^ 

and tbe rwadtat. could be a tactnr. And participating are not just another vertitttfl 

vote in any ejection fiom the natmal Mr. Joonson hat pas the entire prss- 

l(-n>l down to state and fcieal bailat. 

shore bathing girL In fact, the Hd* 

tise of his Aak^MrsflQB«n toe line 

ins. 

m tka JasBBoe, CVBI more so than 

never appears in a bathing suit, S 

And for die fiKt time it appears io ISM. 

her charm and poise and those 

thal> despite tbe sweeping Dahare of Of more Bnpoctance is the fast which too many people find old-fa 

the legBJation: ths¥ rsay be na SU, 

a decided apttt within die armful of orchids should go to Mm, 

buster inRby of the name. 

berger of AUantic City (she would no i 

One has been threatiTUfi by Louisi- more m> than in lD6t nwr whetter hydrangeas) as the founder of the all 

ana's Senator AJIen Blender who or how far to oppose tbe «*jng rights resulted in the planting of thousand! all 

voieed that angr> warning the ve^ ML Ite guea at the moment is no throughout Atlantic and Cape It 

night (be n^dent annanced his UK than half of tke DMe group lUas Wertiberger has an eye for 

intentjcm and before the hill IMf would be dicptwd to aght hard floral and feminine. She has good 

was actually unveiled 

it. nt BBBB si the oth«« 

women of tne .Ocean City Colony CWb' 

But Cspttni Hill otaWT.cts are nurs- stayiss aloal €F jniniitff ao^ 

ing tome private daubs over whether 

the festivities in this town. We ite 

he Mill get the help nestled 

hyflrattgea traii when'the annual 

Such • thin RaM Uae would 

it off on asy i 

bold i 

cade tours this seashore section m 

more attractive by the lovely flowers—t 

lovelies like our own) Miss MeogeL 

*'' 4 ' 

i4 

Whan w* bU«t 

"t"j* a craat •trida 

fa ail Mffa^dv* way of 

ar lvBaiWpni«r titan 

|Mtll 

DEBRIEFING — That's what 

nauts upon their return from 

officialese seems to ua to be a 

the degradation of tbe English long 

up the picture of officials gro 

around the astronauts and forcibly di|| 

about what went on in orbit. Calling 3 

enees briefings would be bad enough. 

DEbriefings mates no sense whatever. If 

the word "escalation" as a pseudonym wri 

tion of American military action in 

Americans bring in more troops and I 

cong positions why must the Defff 

make thes* operations sound as 

something to do with a department i 

Working for tbe government gives "' 

murder tne language. 

BUZZARD OP '28 — We had an I 

the other day with Deputy Chief 

Blizzard of the Ocean City Fire Den 

at Mike you would never guess he'a I 

since 1928. He is trim and ad'~ 

for a man in his early forties. _. 

joined the Fire Department in IBM I 

first taste of big-tune fire fighting u»l 

— on October 11, 1827. That wai 

conflagration which levelled half a 

the central city at the boardwalk. 

Department was motorized. Horses m» 

but the City hung on to an old steam j 

had once been drawn by horses, v 

clear the fire was out of control the L 

towed by a tractor to 8th st. and Centr»i»e 

who was working as a puunber_wai

!>•£ ' 

TMi OCIAM CITY CTMTlHiL-UOQI* 

PLUMBING 

&HEATffNO 

Iftlf 

Board Dinner Seasoned 

With Foreign Flavor 

The Home Economic* ppw 

entertain die Board at EMucaMoo *r 

dinner amiofly, lUa year «be *»• 

nr was on March IS. Tits dkafer 

marked the end c* a [«*•* « ««• 

tectainment which da nabor sfefc 

haws been woridnfi «i in >a^^^1^1,^^,M>«,taa>«M 

f akb S*ool'» history, the 

MacU IBS deslenated one 

« 'Vlave Day," 

'•an the girls- in 

SCHUFFILECH I he auctioned ofl to thrir 

rs ufler school, in 

Serving You Sine* '22 

Electrical Coni 

710 AsbuiY Ave. Dial! idents 

Commercial and Dom*ttic H iAPSLExam 

Light ComtTUCtion and R«p**l 

latin students at OCHS 

TELEVISfON • RADIO 

* naxed leekng of hop€ 

. ealon A total of 26 

REPAIRS On M I 

§1 manbere of the Irtishclasses, 

par 

AUTHORIZED RCA «, PHILCO eOLOR Tvl 

Mth Annual Series of 

KMfcnwidc Latin Es 

• APVLIANCI SERVICE • 

AUTHORIZE6 RCA-WHIRLPOOL • 

Watta (or the FranoMi 

WESTINCHOUSE 

* Uun, or the A.P.S.L. 

ELECTRIC HEATING CONTRACTfl* 

£* Mi and study a^^w 

tbe Awdlium Latlnum. 

amtnam. LaMn maga 

nrollment in te 

to tie the highest 

y 73.000 students 

-i^ > in this exam, Sn> 

ItaiBM states of the U. S.- 

|0«*l, Mexico. Puerto Woo, 

**& linnet, Kaly, 

f neighborcnuntil«psroomblnatkin 

at 

Hug to the 

hitT-jr*""'** 

' ! • • 

New QUIET • tffl 

C A L L US FOR 

HfCTWC HEAT for Yoqr Hew 

or C0WK5WH of Your 

to 

1 Hie gym. Those girls not wishing to 

participate in the sale must indicate 

same to their homeroom teachers 

wtu will in turn have their 

-added io* list in themaln t 

The price, much as the glrLs wndd 

like it raised, is a mere 10 cents lor 

the Junior high girts and an extravagunt 

15 cento for all senior high girls, 

This b twdy tbe ousg««ed retail price 

as bidding Is permitted on any slave 

who arouses fbe interest of mare 

than one buyer, TTiere's no doubt 

about it, it's a tarpon in any store) 

Ol tne day of infamy. April g in 

met, the girls will te bound to the 

boys |n servile duty from 8:35 a. in. 

to 3:16 p. m. These duties will include 

currying the bey 

* ••* ted ooni' 

Ff^lfcaVofthelBnguage 

MM .re cofapetklvc. One 

LT*» namtnatlon was to 

"»•Went hlg standinB and 

*>«uayo« Latin by a 

I the Man: obtalntd 

«» •core ol eths,,. 

Meuncd and won by 

Plan 

BanqiMt 

: dlmlllar 

•asfor 

mgh 

dinner pJa| 

1 6 p. m -MYF freahman basketball 

in Oentrni Hall. 

1 p. m-HamM Orele meeting in 

the CJiurch Parlor, 

TuMBay— 

T p*. m.^NAFEC basketball in Ccotail 

liall. 

J a. m —Camden Dfetrict WSCS 

Spring Meeting at Afasecon Methodtat 

amrch, 

3:ffi p, m.—Children'* Confirmation 

Oass dn tf« Oiurch Parlor. 

6:45 p, m—Junior Choir rehearsal. 

UPMM TOWNtHIP 

TtlMITY 

RMMM* BM, a«l Man HL. 

R^F. Snics piHHpBp 

7:30 p.m.—Senior Qioir practice. 

i;IS ajn. — Devotional program 

over radio statlan WCMC- 

9:45 a.m.—Suoiay School. 

11 a.m,_ifianing Worship. 1 

mon: "The Wort at Fuate". 

5:30 p.m. — Ourch monberrfiip 

6:30 p m.-MethocMst Youth Fellow 

ship. 

Noon-Bailor Qtfzaa. 

8 p.m.—Cottage Prayer meeting. 

iiJO p, m,—Men's diraiH' meeting. 

# • • 

1 p. m,—Woman's Soetety of Oiris. 

tian Service, 

BETHAMY MintOBiST 

• • • 

Men r.. ani IrfgltM av. 

«•». WIIIIM Mmr, P*mr fCCQNB CAPE MAY •APTifT 

Tadsy (Thwirfay)-. 

Own* Mg tbtti 

1 p, m—Qmcer Dressing Unit Km. o»yW RyW, 

T p. m,—Youth Choir rehearsal. Friday— 

W, RonaW WiHiam* REPAIRS ALTERATIONS 

3:30 pm—Youth Choir practice. RIOiSnMD BUILDER D. MA2ZONJ, Jit 

9:C a, m.—OiUreh SehaeA, SatwtUy— 

Custom kilt HomM _ Ragistarwl MMar — 

U a, m._*|orning Worship, 2 p.m.—Cherub faioir practice. 

DIAL 399-2349 

CUSTOM BUILT HOMES 

7:30 p, m,—Svertng Service. 

1330 Bay Av.., OcMn CHy 

8:J0 p. in._geoior Ortr rebouMl. 9:4S a.m.—Sunday School. 

Call 399-4925 

11 a,m.—Moraing Worship Service, 

7 p. m._Commission en 

8:30 pjjL—WhiHeybirdt, Jet Qdea 

it y 

and Training Hour. 

3;J0 p. nt-Junior addJUOBl ges- 7:30 p.m. — Evening Fellowship 

Hour. 

sions. 

8:30 p.m.—Mian's Chorus practice. Before You Build 

3:30 p, m,—Primary addJUonal smsions- 

7 p.m —Qiurch League EowLng. 

7; 30 p. m,—Wayer meeting. 

7:30 pjn.—Midweek setv. See a Local Buildmr 

ice, 

LINWOOD 

S:30 p.m.—Ladles Onus practice. 

• • • 

SBAVIIW 

TUCKAHOM 

Advertised on this Page 

IK. JMn Oamhaa, 

wm 

Tadty nttmtfaiFl-. 

R««. Ro4*rt E. Otsw. 

7 pm ^Senior Qiolr practice. 

7 p. m.-ûnior Choir rehearsaj, 

10 a.m.—Sunday School, 

7i« p, m.—Senior Onar rAearMl. 

11:15 ajn—Morning Worship. WARREN NORTH 

8 p. m.—Board rt Deacons 

M-rfay- 

7:30 p.m,—Methodist Youth PeUow- 

REGISTERED BUILDER 

*:« a. m—Church School. ihip. 

7th St. * Bay Aw. Miorw j 

U a. m,—Morning Worship. 

SIS p. m,-Junrar, Intermnu;itc After school—Qerub Choir. 

and Senior BYT, 

7:30 p. m.—Woman's Society of 

7,39 p, m—Evening Service, Chrisoan Service. 

BUILD ING 

TiMday— 

REMODEUNG • ALTERATIONS 

8 p. m.—Semper FIdeks 

After school—Chance) Choir, 

* 

• • • 

! hoota, per. 9 a. m.—Prayer group, 

FRIINDS MEETING HOUSE 

sanaUy serving the boy his lunch 7:30 p, m,—Prayer meeting. She rd, tMvUh 

(unless lunch periods do not coin- 

• * • 

Meebng tor divine worship each Fred S, Tarves, 3rd 

dde), and any other tasks or errands 

First Day morning at U o'clock, 

commanded on the wbirn of the mas- ST. JOSEPHS R. C 

MaUon Bye. Dial 

Home and Business Construction 

ter. To add to this, no girl will be 

excused U tale tor a class. 

REMODEUNG and REPAfRS OF ALL KINDS 

8, 9:30 and 11 a, m.—Masses. WESLEY METHODIST 

Due to the arrangement of the 

FHA FINANCING FOR ALTERATIONS 

* • • 

High School, Junior Wsh girls can be 

sold only to Junior high boys. This 

LINWOOO COMMUNITY 

Rav, JMn Gwralua, paMr 

AVAILABLE UP TO $BJK0, 

•Bine rule likewise applies to the 

IW Shor. rt, 

I Bayvtaw Pl*« Dial 399-1127 

WIINM CMHO NMr 10 am.—Morning Worship. 

senior hi(h. 

11 a.in—Sunday SehooL 

In addition to Save Day, upcomlne 

ittttttttttttatttttttt 

m.—Qiurdi School, 

atudsit Council aethMes include a 

U a, m.-Monring Worship, 7 p.m.—Senior Choir practice, 

Tumstout FMnee slated for some 

6: IS p, m-—Jet Cwlrts. 

* * • 

ROBERT A. GILL 

Mme in arty April- Dress Up Day on 

G:45 p, m-—Senior Young People. MARHWRA OOSPEL CHAPEL 

AprU 21, Student Teaching Day M 

8 p. m.—Svening Swvi^, 

May 3, ends w wash at the aid 

Wtdnatdiy- 

Registered Buildmr 

of May. 

8 p. ta—frayer mit*in£. 

(Thuoday)- 

Keep watching for the details on aU 

_jese other Student CbuncH events 

• • * 

8:45 p.m.—Boys' Class, 

CUSTOM BUILT HOMES 

Stmiay. 

and, mast of all, Hiport them. BETHEL MKTHOOIET 

9:30 a.m.—Communion Service, 933 W«t Ave. Dial 399-1808 

mm. Jams. ••••*, Pastar 

U am—Family BiWc Hour, IMM«M»» MMI 

7:30 p,m,—Gospel Service. 

9:15 a. m.-Wominfi Wsnhip. d 

Merry-Go-Round 10:45 a, oi—Owrch School- 6:45 p m.-Girls' 

• * • 

Greeting. , , . It'a only tte fire 

7:41 pjn—Prayer meeting. STAHLER'S 

b«U Mr. Johrson, you csn fMsh 

CmTRAL MKTHOOItT 

whut you want to say ... I got that 

p Jasltlh PasNT •EAVILLB METHODIST 

MGISTiRB BUILDERS 

fMUng i- it's in my bsaa , , . DeRav, 

RsfcMt Itonhall, 

»w. WIIMF town, pastayvx 

always leave your d M on top 

Tafc, - Circle lunch- 

!:15 p.m.—Choir rehearsal 

"WE fMCIALin IN MODERNIZING HOMES" 

Fwnch books-rifht BobT . . , Ann! m meeting in the home ol Mrs, M 

Qukk call tho ftmiture man to com* Bdridm H. Snoad, 110 Hemsley pi.. •JB,—Church School, 

Ml the tab apart, Ricky has lost Northfleld, , • 7:30 p.m,—Evening Worship, 

3 p. m.-Mothodist Missions Festi- 

the phone on the second ring, al toUowod ot 6 p. m. by Camden 1 p. m—Woman's Society of Chrl«. BERGER LUMBER 

Ml . it's hard to button thingsDistrict 

Mld.Ycar Dinner and Con. Ban Servfce, 

Jed, isn't tt GKhyT ... Walt erence at HaiWonficld MeUwdtst 

• * * 

ALUMINUM COMBINATION DOORS 

how far i» itr-only 3H nU C3iuroh, 

COR1IN CITY BAPTIST 

AND SCREENS 

..„ don't you walk? . ^ , Running 7 p. m.—Uimooi Boy Scout Troop Rav. Harry FinMsM, paMr 

Ah*: fir Plywood, Pallawood Folding Doara 

km on candy papers, Mlkey? . , , 38 meeting in Central Mall, 

Mr did you get • telephone in the 7 p. m.—Youth Choir rehearsal, 8:45 a.m.—Sunday School. 

Cr«otot*d Lumbar, Fla0>fona, Lima, CmMHt A Ptattar 

I p. oi.—Senior Choir rehearsal. U ajiI,

*«j T 

for Spring 

ATTKPUCfYOOCANRaYON! 

SHEPPARD'S 

\ 

Service 

Dial 399-0722 

INTEREST 

ON OUR 

SAVINGS CERTIFICATES 

tt Mhrfduds, conMfitions, 

Md other orgMtaflons 

k wUmm marnh of '1^00.00 

CAPE MAY COUNTY 

taSiifNATIONAL 

BANK 

cm cmr CAPBMAY 

OF THIS 

' ^ 

THfe OCiAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER 

THUD 

APRIL 1, IMS 

Shafflln On 

News from St. Augustine's New Residents 

and Oo^lp of 

Chib 

the ancient goDd «y«njni, its rules 

MritMtt tor in worfcers, and at 

•y H. PARKS MKIH 

At kawt twtoe » w«* we have les- Mttne It brought up tte subject ol Proud Of Sons 

•tti Mi alittM Wrf we enjoy It very (MSf day War unto, their bene- 

Just about half of last «Mk won 

eh. In fact. Mother said that the fits ftr the npdm ^srianeB, Mr, and Mrs. Charles H, Black, suiUblc for shuffUnB. Saturday after- 

Js his gone beyond her expecta- | How delighted we are thai besides former summer residents, who artnoon 

five, courts were to use with 

tion* in the | M M n of tte four our ordinary math period. Sister now making their permanent home two vlsltnra tram PMladelphlu. It 

FraneOB Edward gtvsi us a weekly at BOB North it. have every reason seans that the port's lino, "Winter 

*f. «•» i. .pturfng a trip - IÎSD to nisdyiii "t"*ft' to be proud of their two sons. lingers In Ac lap of Spring" is hold- 

rather, our mothers are — to Wauh- Edward EHehl art! Ralph Lombaitli 

The Stacks just received notice inc true, 

D.C, on June 1, and all arean 

to be commended far their con- 

that Jan Stephen Black, a second, Fortyjiine Goiaereuieia and Shujflo 

Jttg the vtaH to OPT CmXtnl sistent respowdbJIItj to their chargp. 

year student at Lehlfh University, board Quo members saw "My Wt 

had made the dean's list, and hadlady" 

at the Stanley Theatre, Phila. 

8sd titbit gnw—nHrum toiliiifigfc j 

a a a 

received the additional distinction ol driplita, last Wednesday afternson. 

Bi* mwtertil to •» the advance- Mfr« MUM OMiTri's aehievlne a perfect average. The trtp was arranged by Don » 

DM ol the

\ . ^ 

ATTENTION! 

ALL VETERANS 

WRITE 

IMMISlATtLY 

CMcGrath 

THEOOSING OF 

PITALS — 4 V.A. 

-MAY 1,1965 

Urn 

h 

*U»7f • COUMCIL 

OCCAM CrtT 

CAR RENTALS 

end LEASING 

ALSO MANY TYPES OF 

TRUCKS AVAILABLE 

BUICK SPiCIAL 

PLYMOUTH 

ALL MAKES 


LARQEfe CARS 

DAILY AS LOW AS $5 >nd 5c • MHt. 

A NEW '65 OF YOUR CHOICE 

IMMEDIATE DEtlVEHY —^_ 

A New CAM, 

AT FAIR MARKHT 

MONTHLY BBNTAL 

I 

mum CAB „„ 

. &W 04 (hi CALL ELMER feuiiti 

fU WtfT AVEMM PHOMB 

JoltMtWt SUMI Housa 

Lawrence Real Ettate 

Lear'i Gueit HOUM 

Lenox 6u*it H-u«« 

Laon't 

Lincoln Hotel & Re»t.urarrt 

Linwood Convalascant Horn. 

U*f, eaona O^-P.lnter 

Wllllami, Franklin—RMI I 

WBII»,The J' 

Wlrftartt, BOllder 

WWlb*rg Punaral Home 

Wtaham Real Isfata 

X-Part SlaWHM 

Yellow Cab 

Y«unf, ferlMT—Architect 

32ND ANNUM PUBLICATION OF 

THE «INT|lfEL-LEB6Eli'9 

SPRING EDITION 

NOW IN PRODUCT.ONI 

T*H Y*ur Summer Solet ttory 

to 50,000 

y; JIPRII. 1, 1W5 

Yacht Club 

April 21 

WE'VE 

MOVED! 

OUR OCEAN CITY DODGE DEALER 

HAS RELOCATED 

TO THE CORNER OF 

7|hjy Bay Ave. 

CROWN 

* MOTORS, INC. • 

• OODOE m CUSTOM "880" 

— MAL 399-0700 = = 

•"•«•MMMM WWl Any Ogw Ayta MM In torn CMy 

THE OCEAN CITY SIMTINIL-LBDOIlt 

T0U1 f 

HWRESSMM 

IKPORTS 

tn (all down, too. 

* «flJ. when 

into the air. 

By iHmp. 'tbamm C. McGwrth, Jr. 

our goldOsh. Mark Pji]BDD 

HOB 

9eco£d Dtetrlct, New Jersey 

WtotMooocpaimmt p ^rt,^« The ^ IiBW.th* s btttlnOJ. «* theMgh 

percentage of our residents who 

recently. We hud three 89th omgraii i* weU underway, with work in hotels, motels and' restau- 

vent abaves with a vMe- cmnmttteo at wort studying prorants, and to their eniptoyora, too. 

of waMr anow with 

will be 

• Ocean dty Yaeht CSub 

EDITION ROSTER! Is Yours Printed 

' "^- at Chetry Mill 

1 

F. LI 

»frM 

r Fred Bexon is general 

- ", Mrs. Frank Adshrod 

LTL^ !>• Conklln, 3rd, 

Alb«tr*i., Th« 

imcn 

• HBBIIwl^^^W-— 

(he ntfalr Include Mra. 

Albw, LiMaW 

ach. Mrs Gepree 

Mapa«'AtUntt« ilatton 

j Milton Ilagy. Mrs. 

Mardan,Th» 

^ Mrs. Edward Fay. 

Marina, TM 

nnil, Mrs. Waltace 

Mark*! Nawa 

rai* Fulton. Mrs 

AfteWte Ot* TrartipWfMen Co. Marr Agancy 

Mrs. F. Oonway. 

- 11 -I illiiii i Bill 

gafby MirilMi 

Tlicriault nnd Mrs. 

{tarrttft Printing 

Bay Marina 

BpahlVS MfACMQIMifv 

Bargar Lumbar Co. 

BloemflsM Savin*. Baai 

Mylar Offit*. 

MlrWnf Land Development 

BammiHa BMtity Salon 

MmUfSfMn, Walker TT^ 

Boyar*i Marina 

AMs^faâi^ ln£4 

Monlhan Real Iitata 

Bex Baauty Sfcepp* 

MoMr Rambler 

' •radiay's MarMf 

MwK BrM, 

BrwMord Kttf fiMM 

Naatau Apartment! 

Mew Jar«ey Natural Oat 

Budd'a Dacorator Shop 

North, Earl 

Campball, Robert - RMtfaf Ocaan City Baptltt Church 

9MM jIff, CHy of 

Ocaan fity Daw Companv 3 

Cap* May County Nattortal Bank 

Caray R«i( IltaM te" 

Carrutl Baaufy Shop 

Chaftin, Hanay Lloyd 

Cheltaa Tltla CO. 

Chrit' Saafood R«*taurant 

Christ Epitcopal Church 

Christian Seianca 

CianlfMwifci iniwrinM 

Clairmont Apartn»nt( 

Colonial Hotal 

Colas Radio 

Cellira Lumbar Co. 

ir S»iop» 

»« 

FAIRWAY 

FLOWERS 

621 New Rd., SenMn Pt. 

927-44M 

at JACK'S 

THRIFTWAY 

GAS STATION 

9th Street and Haven Ave., Ocean City, N. J. 

TOP QUALITY GAS AT A 

LOW 

26 

9/10 

LOW 

PRICE GAL. 

A OO5D>LBTE LDJB W 

QUAKER STATE OIL 

RADIO CAB SERVICE 

— ALL NBW CABS — 

Far yaur comfort and cemnfeiKc Swvlni Ocun CHy, 

FREE PHONES •tATjKi mn* BUS TERMINAL. 

PHONE 3994600 

YELLOW CAB COMPANY 

•LM« BLAKE, MaiwgMfrwm 

UM,k MMnlghr — Any Day 

1 "will entcrtaJn witli organ 

e being taken by 

Fay, 4M WtotCT av., 

BREAKFAST iPEAKER. John BarbMe 40th it, and Central av. are 0. to r.) John J 

(iecond from right), social studies instruct, Greisinger, grand knight of Ocean Citv 

Club* Litt or and former football coach at MUlviUe Council No, 2580, KrJghts of Columbuff 

High School was the meet speaker at the 

Five luncheon 

Carmine Giampictro, Holy Name Societj 

Communion Breakfast HoitBd lunday mommg 

by th« Holy Name Society of Our Lady 

president; Barboie, and the Rev, Paul P 

fifcw Jeney State 

B'l aubs' annual Legislative 

of Good Counsel Church. Pictured here ai 

Onufer, spiritual advisor for the Society. 

.will be held Monday at 

the breakfast affair in the parijh hall at 

—Grainger photo. 

I RMtaunint In Trenlon. Mrs. 

, A. Nlcol, ol Ho.Ho.Kus. is 

and legislation chalr- Jerrold Names Resort Resident Wiekanham It Elected 

SIS I^Ptoymen* Agri*M4< j will Include a morn- 

Linweed PTA President 

Otaan City Expreu ^ ^ 

HarUng « 10:30 a.m. 

LWWOOD — ElectioB of officer, 

Ocean City FUnlng Club 

UKhean the women willAs 

Executive Vice President highlighted the meeting of Linwood 

Ocean City HonW 

Ik capital and will be addrea. 

P-T.A, held last Thursday eveninB fr 

Robert K, Bei«wenger, ol 100 

Oiaan City Horn, Loan 

r the tote Federation presl. 

Ocaan City Kiwanlt 

Bridge blvd,, has been elected exe- In Nmw Post Belhaven av. School, Installation if 

scheduled for May, 

Oiaan CHy Marina 

cutive vice pr.-sident of the Jernld 

These elected are Robert Wicker, 

eorpoiaHen, at Philadelphia, Bal». 

sham, president; Mfs. VVillard Bethe' 

i COLLBOE IINATOR 

previously had been vice 

first vice president; Mrs. Frank 

Feussner, second * vice president 

Mrs, James Feotony, recording sen. 

Ocaan City Yaeht Club to ottlces In the student Jerrold Electronics Corp,, the com. 

rotary; Mrs, Arthur Truman, eorres, 

Oceanic Hotel 

and senior, junior and pany's largest subsidiary, 

ponding secretary; and Donald Prear 

O'Hara Real Iitata 

! classes. Terms will start Belsgwenger became associated 

treasurer. 

Ordile Pharmacy 

Among those elected is with Jerrold Electronles &rp. as 

At the business roeeting plans als- 

Parker hMr Product* 

__ ol this city, who was general sales manager in 1861, 

were made to sponsor Qib Scout 

Parkway pharmacy 

I trnUx in the Student Qov. &ven months later he became gaj. 

Pack «. 

Corinth Apartmant Hotel 

Penmyfvania Dutch Dining tarn : ABodation, oral manager of the cloctronics 

Guest speaker was James Peeler, 

Cornman, Ed 

Peter Lumber Company ' 

firm. 

field representative tat Uie State De- 

Carton llactrlc 

Phil. Beauty Shop 

IQininiit ««• Srina RewHi I 

Costallo Concrats 

In September, UK, Betsswenger 

nartnient of law and Public Safety. 

r lifFim f IUIJA# 

Craft Hall 

wag also named vfcJ-president of the 

Division of avU Rights. He spoke 

Plumber'. Associatlan 

Jorrold nibtidiary corporation. 

Ml Education Under the Qvil Rights 

Cynthia Arms 

Plymouth Inn 

u>. 

Dan's Saafood 

A native of Philadelphia, Belss- 

Point Bowling 

Refreshments wer* served by sjxtt 

Danlal'l Restaurant 

wenger was naduated from Temple 

Point Dinar 

pade mothers from Seavlew and 

Universlfy with a Bachelor of 

Diamond CUanan 

Pontlere, Stanley M. 

Science Degree In J^, He played Wgh tensile steel wires, 

Poplar av. schools. 

Dlttrlch, Walfar A,, Int. 

Pre»ton, The 

with the University's vanity base- Beisiwenger and his wife. Mar- 

Darby Agancy 

Rayea, George - Builder 

i ball and soccer teams, and was mrem, are ttie parents of a 18- 'Point Kindergarten 

Pavb Hardwara 

Rait, Ronald O. 

awarded varsity letters for both year old daurtteK koreen. 

Dot't Baaufy Salon 

Rotary Club 

activities. 

RouriHuB On April 8 

id's Cardan Barbar Shop 

Royal Crast Motel 

During World War O, Beisswen- 

SOlfflHS POINT — The annual 

jwelry 

Iddte'a Sunoco Station 

Rumor's Barbar Mop 

Ber was a major in the Signal Ocean View Rre Co. kindergarten roundup for Somers 

Elizabeth Hall 

St. John's Lutheran Church 

Corps, As execuHve office of his bat. 

Point Public Schools will be 

Errria, Bafbar Shop 

Sampson Brother* 

talion in Italy, he was responsible 

To Purchase New Truck ducted next Thursday, April 1, from 

I Witch, Jewelry 

Scott Rsal Etfate 

for pole .line construction. 

1 to 4 p.m. AU registrants 

OCEAN VIEW — Members of the 

Sea Breeze The 

J Antique Clock Repair* .', Before Joining Jerrold, Boisswcn- Ocean View Volunteer Fire Company School, 

FlihrWfy VhmrfHttf 

Sea Lure Metal 

wa» vice-president and general have voted to purchase a Mn r Parents must nreaait a Wrtli 

Pint MathodMt Church 

Saane Motel 

[SMITH JEWELERS sales manger of WWtJiey Btafce Q,,. track, and a bid; of $Mf4 for a Gen. certificate evidence of smallpox ll 

Ptnf PrMbytarian Church 

Seathore Building 4 Loan , 

1 New Haven, Oom., manufactures of oral Motora cab and charts has been vaccination, record of injections fot 

Flandarc Hotal 

ROAD, MARMORA 

Saathora Laundry Company 

telephone and power cables. Prior accepted from Edjrewood Motors, it diphtheria, tetanus whooping cough 

Forra»t Laundry 

Saaspray Motel 

j ,D!a! 199-3171 {L" 

Forum Motor Inn 

Senior StudlM 

( UtaMlayi) 

Frad'» Barbar Shop) 

Shafta's Rastaurant 

Candy, John F, 

Shaw, Earl, Jr. 

Gill, Robert A^Bu 

Giljja^ FM Back 

Sheppard't Auto 

Shore Motor Club 

Simm's Rastaurant - 

©ton ApartiiMnH 

Slaeum, P. C, . Builde* 

Godtr.y.Smith Funeral Home 

Somars, The 

Oraingar Studios 

©rant Co., W. T. 

Somert Point Coin Laundry 

Gregory', RaMaurant 

Southitde Seafood Parlor 

Haddon CoHage 

Sindia Efficiency Aparhnenta 

Smith Rug Works 

Sofspra Car Wash 

H»rbor HOMB Marina 

Springhaven Motel 

Halen's Baaufy taton 

Stabler, Josaph P.—Plumbir 

rflcbnan** SNfood 

Stadam's Beauty Shop 

Hlldeflatd* Baaufy Salon 

Sting Ray Motor IrM 

Hill's Clam, Bar 

Stretch, O. Allen—Real Estttt 

Hill's Peacock Sh«p 

Hebfcf Haven " 

Stufebs Dress Shoppe 

Studio Mutic 

Holiday Harbor 

Tabernacle Aeeoclatlon 

Holiday Howe 

Terrace fiuast Hftusa 

Horton Frwlt * Produce 

TnamM Jawalari 

Hotel Fountainview 

Tomlinton Apartmentt 

Hotal Hanicom 

Tony's Marina Service 

Holy Trinity Ipiseopal Church 

Tuckahoe Inn 

HrfH Boat Work. 

27th StrMt Dell«afe*»en 

Hofal, Motel A Re«taurant Assoc, 

Unloi»ChaB«|.Bytha4oa 

Hughe* Pharmacy 

Veatey Awitinfi 

Wallace Hardwara 

lAIMylathop 

Warren'a Gift Shop 

Ideal Barter Shop 

Watson's Rastaurant 

, Idlewlfd, The 

WMf Jevsoy Title A 

' Mem Thrlftway Station 

Western Auto Supply 

1 *' 1 ,,! 16 ,* 8 *. P 16 * "a""" 61 " rt , WM M M m * ta* 1 "**• and polio Immunizanon. 

Indiana Steel and Wire Co., Muneie, I rae company is now receiving bids All registrants must be five years 

UK? where he supervised sales of for a pump and 2,000 gallon^ tank to of age by October i to enroU. Kin. 

be installed on the ch.is.sis. The com. deFgartea handboola developed by 

pleted unit WiU cost 0.0,000. the local school system wiU be dis. 

A roast beef dinner will be held trtbuted during registration. The 

from I to 6 p.m., Sunday, May 3. Somers Point P-T.A, is assisitng in 

at fte firehaU, to help defray the the annual rounduo. Me~ib"-B on 'he 

cost roundup committee are Mrs. Char- 

The first week to August the earn, >f Mjshier, Mrs. John Miller and 

pany and auxiliary wiU stage a RIra - T* 8 KAJ'S DANISH BAKERY 

and COFFEE SHOP 

The Home of Dmlleioua Baked Goods" 

DAILY SPECIALS 

Swayne. 

eounhy fair, bazaar and barbecue . , _ , 

C« 11th * Atburv Ave, Dial 399-3380 requiring qg the help and participation School Board Member 

OPEN DAILY t, SUNDAY PROM 7 A.M. of f fire fi dlttt dlsttct ^d 

Guest 

MARMORA—Hie guest speaker at 

FREE NEW OOV'T BOOK OFFERED Mawsons Are Parents Of the Upper Township Chamber of 

Commerce meeting this month will 

TO HARD OP HEARING 

New-Bom Son In Texas be Miss Florence Speck. Miss Speck 

|Wrta today for thl» fraaj new Government Bosk by 

win outline the cims and purposes 

Airman 2/e and Mrs. Edward W. 

nt U. S. D.pt. of Health, IdiMatlsn and Welfare, 

o[ a cammunity ctateee 

Mawson have announced the birth j ^ ^sker wiU discuss the apt 

Haalth Information Serlei No. 53 •ntitled of a SOB March a at the Sheppard May County Technical Institute and 

nt Low Hope." 

Air Force Base Hospital in Texas, wha, it hag aeeompUrted in training 

Hearing 

He weighed eight and an&fluarter personnel in crafts for constructive, 

pounds and has been named Ed. lucrative empioj-ment, 

Unit«d States Pott Office ««rd W. Mawson, Jr. Ag a member of the Township 

Box 7247 

Mrs. Mawson is the former Sharon School Board, Miss Speck wiU review 

Brown, of Wichita FUls, Texas, the^work of the board. 

Washington, D, C, 20013 Airman Mawson, son of Mr. and The meeting wUl be held on Moni 

Mrs, Edward Mawson, of 1243 West day, April 5 in the reereaUon roan 

av,, Is attached to the Bdministra. of the ranity Methodist Church 

live section of the base hospital. Marmora. Dinner will be served at 

_ C: 30 p.m. by the Jolly Workers o< the 

SanHiwI Oanlfl«l Adt •rta| ReMriK church. 

INCOME TAX 

DUE?? 

STOP IN or..... 

JUST PHONE-A-LOAN 399-1700 

2O aC- W TO 5OO wf V^ V-# 

UP TO 24 MONTHS TO REPAY 

GUARDIAN LOANS 

730 A»bury Av*. Ocean City, N, J. 

M M H LNM m* by mail la all nurby 

CIVIC Club 

Nominates 

Mrs. Pearl Thomnc was raninotod 

for president of the CMC Club at 

the fcusiiK-M meodng held last week 

In the Recreation Hull. 

Others nominated are Miss Catherine 

Thomas, \jtv president and correspondLnjr 

secretary- Mrs Exncst 

Kirk^îrff, rpcordjng socrctajy; 

Mi's, Frank Otlcnhreit. treasurer; and 

Mrs. Florence Rigney, financial aecretary. 

An instil llation lunchiim will be 

held April 27 nt Plymouth Inn Mra. 

Herbert Smith, retiring president, is 

In charge of reservations and ar- 

t^_, . . Carol Jones 

j-lnai plans were announced for n 

sale April 29 to May 1 at Mr nnd Mrs. Qamett C Jones, of 

3U gth st. Articles 1o bo donated 23 W 14di st, hove announced the 

may be takL>n to the .shop Apri 12ft engjgeinent of their daughter, Ouol, 

Plans also VVCIL- m.idc to be reprr- to Frank MiizzileJU. Jr., son of Mr. 

sented at Uic Second District Fine and Mrs. Frank M. ManttelH. of 200 

Arts Festfvnl Apiil 23 at Zabeivr's Gmlnd av 

in WHdwxMxl and ilu- Spring Conft-r Miss Jones JS a senior at Ocean 

•roe April 2S ,il Zabi-ncj-'i In Mi-Kee Qty Hi^h School. Mr MazzitcUi, a 

1964 graduate of Ocean CJty High 

School, is associated with Wi tilher 

NAVAL HMicnaii ' ta ^ Pl>»nni"« busuies. 

-A_4 "• OUCTI0N The wedding will take rtaee June 

AmJ how is your husband getting 12 in the First Presbyterian Ouirah, 

on with his rodudnB tsercises?" ___^__^^_^ 

"You'd bn surpriari. ..-.-— That battle- „_« "Hie only unvarying law we 

snip he had taUooed on his stomach of i* that CB tippioc Hie receiver 

ta now only a rowboaf." never refiae« the J| ""raver 

DANIEL'S 

COCKTAIL BAR 

RESTAURANT 

ROAD 

~k Prims Roast of B«#f 

* Succulent Steaks 

* Sea hods 

* Italian Cuisine 

INJOY Dmn«ro m SOUTH JCTSEVS 

MOST BEAUTIPIJL DD*DÔ ROOMS 

*Th« HARLIQUIN ROOM*Th* ROYAL DIN 

Auxiliary Set* 

Rummage Sal* 

plan lor a rummage ttif pa 

nounced by MTK Then**,. Terr^ and 

Mrs. Ann Kelktt at the merit* of 

American Legion Auxiliary Unit 238 

held last wee* (o the TUdnboe FUM 

Home. 

The affair wiU He hf*I next Sttamday. 

April 10. In the f\M Room. All 

clotnlng will be cleaned and |ma*ed. 

Special tables atep am planned Jor 

attic ueasnres and naian Jt.iw.liy. 

Mm. Anna Sbeppanl, yieaUcul, re- 

ported onihe Game Mleht it 

by the County Unite and field at th* 

Vinnland Memorial Home last * 

and on the county meeeting 

NOW 

UNDER NEW 

MANAGEMENT! 

to the Poat Jtopi 

New 

a rstoe in 

ow 

Mar 

The FLAND] 

PHONE 399-1009 

SUNDAY BUFFET 1 to S P. i 

ALSO ENJOY OUR DELIGHTFUL , 

TUESDAY THRU SATURDAY, «c3P M ' 

EDZABEBEB'S 

ANGLESEA IKN 

WU1WOOD. MJ, 

Ont a/Amtrict't Mit Exdtiag EaUMtmmtt 

withExceptional Fodlitkifar 

Group Pwlht • Wadding* • 

THE SEA-WAY DINER 

NINTH ST. AND HAVEN AVE. 

OPENING SATURDAY, APRIL 3rd 

Prey iew Shewing 

OPEN HOUSE PR.DAY^L 2ND 

Com* be Our Guatta and Enjoy 

Free Coffee and Donutt 

WE WILL FEATURE 

PLATTERS And DINNERS 

BUSINESSMEN'S LUNCHES 

DAILY SPECIALS 

OPfN 24 HOURS A DAY 

ALL YEAR 'ROUND 

NICK VOLTIS 

Farnwr Mnwr el Me ClayNH Mnar, CUytea, N. J, 

and Farmer CNel ef KM HI Mnar, OUuboro 

ELIAS N. KARPATOIOU 

OWBW el U SYnda RMSMraRt, 

— O043WNEIIS _

&~ 1965 

JOKIMH MORTGAGE IOAHS 

\:' % 

t 

me 

SEASHORE 

and LOAN 

ASSOCIATION 

{HAL 3994250 

WHIWII H" 

PAID ON SAVM6S ACCOUNTS 

"n& MORTGAGES 

1 TO 25 YEARS TO REPAY 

MjUfi-^^^r^ghA UbfeAai CnnafttaBaaV afef BH^B-_|U 

toftapay 

ICHTHOK 

« to 0 

»»-OOI2 

HlHilifliiii 

Superb Summer Residence or 

Year 'Round Shore Home I 

131 Pinnaeia Road (At Molfy Traa 

In tha BMlnbto O»«n CHy StNam SattNMi 

F.w Blocks fo th. iMth — OCIAN CITY, N, J. 

ABSOLUTE 

AUCTION 

Oar s* Mntmi PIIIIIIIH Wllliasl Ltwll sr lUmnm 

This handsome home Ja set on a beautiful 124xll3- lot—one of the 

largest in Ocean Qty-wlth flagstoM walk, msrgrets w&Mpm and 

a luxurtoui lawn with automatic sprinkler syrtem. 

Flagstone front porch with Hack wrought iron railing , , , treat snot 

to mjw the mfflm OMan breews.âcioui LMim%om with hurt 

windows overlooWnf the grounds, pme paneled walls, artustic ffli 

ceiUng and tile floor and one huae stone wall with a log burning 

flrepiaee . a superb room, Off the Living Room is tht modem 

Geneva Kitchen . . , very tpaaouf, White metal cabinet* and stoag* 

counter* witii formica epuntartops, double drain sink wiSdSaA, 

4 burner M, range with double own, ejihaust fan and an LAped 

tormlca topped breakfast har.LMB windows BU tMs Uhftm witb 

sunrisM, Tfi> floor. Just off the Kfiohen is a room Meal *ir DtalnB 

^ m m Guest Bedroom. Ha* a«oh«ic tile ceiUng, tile floor, closet 

and a modtm ewamle tUe bath irllb staU diswer. 

3 large bedroom.; each with lota at closet ipsce, and acaujae tile 

celling. 2 caramlc tile bams (one win stall sWcr). HaUway has a 

~ ICCSLS.*^ toc O* 0 Wf s "*» • • .to* ol nmiit 

to bedroom space, Del Hot Water-Mat, . 

A %,!?'^,taj«lIW»,««'^W with a driveway to 

--,-. , * ^»rage space, fuU bitt. a powder room, 

and a laundry room. A stairway bads 0 the mart • 

»e gam* , . . exedknt entertainment •pot! 

15% 

INI-1CTION: SUNDAY, A-RIL 11 frow M P.M. 

1519 

at Sola—ftfjUMt Illuttratad Brochure 

3.BALANCE 

BOTH 

FRONT 

WHEELS 

4. REPACK 

AII4Servic( 

Moore's Firestone & a 

m sib s*m\ 

I, tMS 

For « tincm* hMrpraMtian of 

the (oy of th» Knm WMM • >»j 

EASTER 

CAWS 

Warren's 

Gift 

AVMNM 

SHAFTO'S 

•RESTAURANT 

1249 Asbury Avenue 

REOPENING 

SATURDAY 

April 10tfi-4i30 P.M. 

» - - • — - 

WE WILL BE CLOSED 

ON MONDAY'S 'TIL JUNE 

tm 

Bowling Reports 

OCIAN CITY 

HUM lour •erring*- 

SUIT* LA«T UNMR 

WITH OMMTJWT CMI 

are adm« Up. to the wife of 

a datbe* oamciou» alia on hnving 

his cJothai lootbiB right: 

Suggest he rotate the th wearing g 

suite. A day i ri 

HIMHsWn enjoy wwxfcmrfcing, often a rack 

m 

IMT TO MAV« 1HMI «O made at home will give you greatest 

•si Belli A«*. H. W. Haet &txm and hMte are saining In satisfaction, 

popularity with good cooks from 

• * • 

tn*baHVOne 

cosat to caaM. J£\ir tills reason, now BUMS ADD NUTKITKMf 

Is tke time to pttn spice storage, MM tUMLTHM M0N0HY 

First, «e( rid of every spice or dll them legumes, or call thm l(y 

snumoing not used In six months and familiar names such u lavy, pea, 

those In coMdnen that show age. Uina, or (W beans, laitils. or frijoles. 

Mlwrthad at SIMM. Age taUMfe mm and nstta to lose You TO referring to a nutrlUooul 

their •BlWns flavors, 

source of protein and en- 

Y« can oasMy misplace the little ergjr, 

boms and Jars behind larger 

SAVE M000 

CommercbiUy canned legumes re- 

tsJnwB or bowls at your mbdng cenduce cooking time and give you anter 

If you pyramid the boxes, when 

If• Ju*t Bean Reduced to 

other convenient menu po*^bJUty, 

you take one from toe bottom tie When using dried bean and whole 

$14,500. 

whole stack may tall aver. Usually peas, reduce sookinf and cooking 

these small items are easiest to see time by boUing them first for two 

and use when stored single file on a minutes. Remove from heat and soak 

D.V. BRADFORD narrow sheB or staggered on twoone 

hour. The beans are now ready 

or Uuee levels on a top shelf. Decide 

111 ATLANTIC AVE. 

for cooking. The U. S, Department 

where you want to store your supply of Agriculture suggests that if you 

and how much space to use for this soak the beans overnight, Be two. 

purpose. 

minute boiling period win help pre- 

Then spend a few minutes browsing vent touring. 

In your favorite jnusewaKs depart- If you use ft pressure cooker, you 

ment. You'll find spice racks in al- can cut cooking time to about 30 

nul every size and design imagin- minute*. To prevent clogging at eookable; 

LaqMSrans from snail, single, er vent tube, add one tablespoon of 

rotating trays to deluxe ones with fat (to reduce foaming} and fill cook- 

rotating metal shelves that accomer no more than onMturd fUU, inmodate 

spices, hffbs, and flavoring eluding water. 

extracts; In metaj, plastic, or wood Improve flavor and nutritive value 

racks that sit on a shelf, hang on a at main dish beans by adding meat 

wall, or SCTBW to me Inside of or cheese. 

door or side of a wood cabinet. For a delightful, quick main course, 

Homemade step shelves, resanb> tty tMs fcuhbly casserole; 

Una stair steps, are easily made, 

H you have a family members who 

Mortgage Loans 

• CONVENTIONAL 

• CONSTRUCTION 

-k f, H. A, 

MAY COUNTY 

NATIONAL BANK 

IUjjIlil 

•zJ 

''""''HlllllHll, 

The forty Bird 

Gefs fh© Worms 

But There Are 

Bigger and Better 

Rewards for 

Systematic 

Savings 

SAVE WITH US 

YOUR MONEY GROWS 

AND GROWS 

1 U»»flnst»M 

OUtTMk 

jUlata, BamplM of ***** ' stairways 

""J^best wwlts, us* ' 

at »o». s. 

Hlgb tadivMtwl sarJas, MB 

_ss% DA Jafa awnap 

Don OavMv ML HMb nssw 

MT (MM 

_. _JMT. V4; I 

17-T; Wallac*, M«-, OsotmL 1M. 

VTW, i»-li; Om (V. IMS: tCNvasI*. 

10-14; Doctors, Wo; MustttUt, T-1T; 

Frand's, 8-18. 

J a, % Harry's Hm. S| 

ctos, 2, Sullivan's. 1; ; M Qm- 

«, K MM M 

and Son, %, pirfi, L 

S ii 

III ale IndH^JAaatl 

134, UH 

HlgB UBnqpi 

Wright, 2206. HXgJi tnn •ingle, 

PataW, 941i Harry's, 

. Hyatf s, mm Onfaeti, 17- 

23; Sullivan, 17-S3; Wright, 17«I 

G«org»ettes, l»44i Blw. OS, 

Den Entertains Point Bowling, t, Owta, 0-, 

ants, 4, Bobwhltes, 0; Bluejays, t, 

Robms, 1; Woodpeekerg. 3, MMnje, 

Pack 55 Session 1| Eagkai, 3. Seagulls, 1; Dove*. 3, 

Hawks. 1; OrioKw. 2, Larks. 3; M> 

MARMORA — In keeping with the cans, 2, r^Hihiaiii, 2. 

Cub Scout theme for March, Deo Bga indlvttual saia, (WOSMD) 

one presented a Mradcal hat AonTinker 

Shaffer, 527, ana CMt> Get* 

at the Pack 55 meeting lias week, Biawster, W. High Individual staste, 

Joseph Martin gave a. history of (women) Orel RasfeMH, IS7, and 

Mexico, then four of the boys did (men) Frank FUeegt, MB, H«» 

the dance, They were David Young, Mm soles. Point Bowling, 2082. 

James Ckud, Josej*i Downam and High team single. Eagles, ML 

James Young 

Standings: Eagles. 3212; Hue-Jay*. 

A comical buIUSght was presented 3D-14; Pelicans, 2I14-1H4; Oriota*. 

by three members of Den two. 28-16; Cardinals. 25-19; Hawks. Mk 

Ttamy Schellingcr was the "brave Point Bawling, 24-20; pheasants, 24torreadar" 

aid George Young Mid 20: WoodpecJoeTB, 2S-22; Dovea, MH- 

Rusty Woolley portmred the buU. •mk\ Bobwhltes, 19-25; tarlo. 1»H- 

Awards M I presented to Gorge mk\ Owte, 15-29: StarHnpi, «-»; 

Mason, David Surges, Jama Ooud Robin., 13^1; Seagulls. 1H4-JH4. 

and Cotanan Ham?, Bobcats; lbs- 

Predoua CUMIM hi 

my Sdicllingra-. woU badge and goJd Oty 

arrowi Donald Sick, bar badge; 

graceful settings of 

Rumer-s. 4. Myatf s. fc Grace 

George Young, nlver arrow; Rusty Realty. 4 (forWt); MUlefs, M personalized bMuty. 

WooUey, deoner stripe: Ja/-k Young 

and Jerry Camp. Webeka pstchpr, 

Shown are but five af 

The attendance award went to 

the many ring stylssi 

Mrs. Young's Den two and the in- 

availaMe at pleasingly 

speeUon award to Mrs, TerwilUger'a 

Den five. 

low prim from 

Den two gave an interesting doling 

CBemony on Menco, Den five 

ha/l been done by Dai four. 

THOMAS 

Mrs. Bronte, BeedeVB point, wffl 

refre*- form Den three Deâobx fUi •• 

inc American girl who becoroa in- 

JfWtLBtS 

Committee memberB will ban 

volved in the intrigues and passions meeting at OH hone of 

•round her, and especially with Rob> ntaer on MoOJ*y (AprH 5) at 

eklon Ruth Roman and Virginia 

8 pira. 

Orey play vacaUomos Americans, 

and Ron Rusmann also stars as a 

"tjeaeh boy." 

* • * 

StarM« April 1 

From the day the enchanting, eluive 

Mary Poppins character appear, 

ed on the American scene, stnuiht 

from the pen of P, L, T*avers, she 

a-as taken to the hearts of youn^tas 

and rnelr parents aUke et-erya-here. 

Now, the aMmsieal mn-aemaid, 

niuBe amazing out-oMMs-workl ad< 

itntures have besi related in five 

children's classics at kng last Meps 

of the printed page to become an 

unltcgeitable Uving, breathinK persrnality 

throuEh the motion picture 

magic of Walt D^w and the in. 

spired perfcirmance of vivacious ^ . 

lish anBinB Mar Julie Andreas in 

DLW>VS exciting production. "Itoiy 

Poppins," 

Based on Uie "Sfary Poppins" 

books by P. L. Tra%ws and en- 

MVwal »pfM to your 

hanc«d by some of the brtghtrat, 

LET 

out-of-town ratafivM, 

most original song* ever written for 

a Sim musicnl, this Disney fantasy 

US 

emerges ms one of oie sunr«? 

achievements in the disnnRuished 40year 

career of the matter showman. 

TOnwd in brilliant Technicolor, 

"Mary Poppins" ai*o stars Dick Van 

E^kc, David Tomlinson mid OlynU 

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Don DaOndi. Walsh was also eoproduoiT 

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DINNER FOR SWIMMERS. Mr. and Mrs. 

E, t>nton Cwney entertained members of 

the Ocean City High School varsity swim- 

ming team at dinner In their home, 315 E. 

22nd st, Thursday evening. Pictured bar* 

No Red Raiders 

On'Star 1 Quintet 

are (1. to r.) Bob Young, team captain Ken 

Ryan, MM. Carey, Coach Carey and Bill 

Johnson, Young and Johnson wera elected 

co-captains fojp ntart year's swimmlni team. 

—Grainger photo. 

Johnson, Young Elected! 

Swim Team Co-Captains 

_ _ . _. , . Bm Johnson and Bob Young have BUI laflwty was voted the out. 

Onan W Kg" ^T°l* s " be deeted B»|MB of the 1865. standii« swunmer of the yaw on 

*^ J**?**!. * edIUon of the Ocean aty K^ the team, and was the first red. 

**»* School vanaty swimming te«n. pleM of a new annual trophy awarrf- 

, Johnson and Young were elected rt by Uie Ocean Qty B«ch Patrol 

Bra fin?, i^y teauBiaaha at the annual in/or- in n-eoKnitioo of the school's an. 

j Raites R»n-y Bants and Randy atal dinner parQp tar the svrimmfrs nual contribution to the 

; Fas woe BBncd to the semnd team, hasred reeaith/ by Cbaeh E. Fenian bins here. 

' * •"" «tans gotos to Carey and his wife. pem>, « their 

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NJ 

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and SBfaHnian, We are azpartd 

to Somani Paint and will need on 

salesman for Oils ana. We ail 

fiead one salesman for the Ocean 

City area- Must bw exaeriamsed- 

Cantaet Caastal Realty, 132 Atlantic 

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or an •» inly. 

your* mm tialwain iPtnd 30 

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-Naarly naw clothlni 

ra fsinlly, Housatlot 

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Vantnor Ava. MargatW City N 

jnd Ubje. with H... rs. i blood. 

Phone 

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Mo, good running condition: 3Q. 

(alien MactHC hot water hasten 2 

doors, 30 inches each. 1 User 24 

with 

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sattln«s>. Phone 399 1938. 4.1 

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; so ha claaria tha run 

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W M n 721 Aahury Ava. IN. 

KRCELAINIZED shasiar "tth con. 

Mete Mse, near new condition, 

modem tallM with attachad fluMi 

ink and amM kesin with mining 

juceM—an for ft!,M. Tnrea mx 

tra wash basins and faucets—43.00 

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let* 6re mounted on Chrysfar whaal. 

site tilOilS. Tire will lit bi« Boick 

w Cadlllae- Tire !s in near new eon. 

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wtlll. pore.I.In, full slza fqu> 

bumars, ovan brollar, all pilot op 

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larrt condition, twin bads, buraau 

ch«t of drawari dinur, banch, 

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TABU, 4 chairs, labla • 

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m. Sit. Fhona 

e 

desk wi 

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aaening to doubla bed, mMehTna 

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BEDS, SINGLE (4)1 child'! 

walkar, co.th, c.r-enb. [ 

eloOilnBi fur «ai. Many hauHhoid 

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2 FURNISHED COTTAGES, 2 

roomi, both, ate,, «ch cat 

ly iocatad, only 

Inc., Realtors, " 

j w i iftyu, z pes. 

i, ate,, eaih. Central. 

jnly 49,000. DrttHch, 

8th and Wesliy Ave- 

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ume FURNISHED Comar HouH. 

across straat fran ocasn (pro- 

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laUfin, to norida. Phon, Phili 

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Point, U.IS0. It rr.u.l ba rnwad: 

Wi hava a lot available within 

of pnun leeaHon, r 

laalty. Ml Atlantic An, 

ee&leys 

rrrovM: 

within 300 

See Coastal 

I. 399 3589 

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enne 

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Westinghouse Appliances 

is ptMtted to bring to Ocean City residents the 

WesMngbouse line of appliances to supplement our 

• J- Th«M introductory prices provide Big Savings 

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witt big 96 Ih. 

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er Tossers Open Season Friday 

(Against Mustangs in League Contest 

Oeaan Ctty Oft* SrinoVs 

•arfaul awn wOl begin to defense 

of «h» Qye-Atanttc Uagf 

paavririp Piiday afluiuuon when me 

Raldars travel to Unwood to cross 

bate wish the Mustangs of Mainland 

Regional Heft SahaaL Tho caU to 

"panr ball" wiD be-Bounded at 4 pjo. 

OQacfa Trcd "Dixie" Homll's toasas 

misMalte to the- dbunond on M 

owstana during the next two 

month*, 'sewn samea away with a 

lite number on the name field AU 

opponents will b« CajusAttonUc 

League rivals, with the exception of 

Gev«e School and tkty Spirit. 

'til coupling their 1*3 record while 

winning the kwp ttUe last season, the 

Raideis hiiinlwfty the SSustsngs 00 

bam thetr outings. However, this is 

a fash start of • new season and 

anything can happen between keen 

Hovei! and Us assistant 

Haack report that "rebuikfcne" "ill 

be the keynote of the new Raider 

campaign, wiMt a number of gaps in 

all departments of the enrae for 

Ocean City. The gape were mated' 

with tte kiss through graduation of 

ntt champion-calibre paferaHS as 

Ed McCain and BiH Hayncs along 

with Ken Guiles, Charles MlUJcan 

and Cart SachsMiineir. McClain was 

the mainstay ol the mound corps last 

season, winning seven games. 

Ineligibilily is not helping matttri 

any far Howell either, Lost for the 

opener PMday «aU be cMspfasn 

Ran Beaver, second baseman Ed 

Town and catcher John Kinhoni. I 

Best Little Man 

Ex-Raider Nips As a 

covered] 

onds. A Swimming Mark 

Beaver is ria^ for considerable duty Howeil and John Gleam. These Mike Hamilton, a former Ocean 

on the firing line Uds saaen, listed. Ihree veterans will torm Mm nueleua City High School swimming star, is 

ibl the best auger on the tor thb yaw's nine. 

maldng quite • reputation for hlmother 

msiptain and MaUm liWB bids for avaUabte Belf in Intercollegiate competition at 

Klsh la nursing a foot- starting posiBons are sentay Tom East Carollnn State Orilege. 

T y , and Ml eontribuUon to Mn, Rob Wright and art San- Swimming in ihe NCAA college 

the «u»e may to little or nil in Huler aJonf with juntas Ken Ftrrier, division (AampJonsMM at IlUnols 

flnt few weeks of the new M M . Bui joM and BUI stniiton. Tom Kate UBlwMi y Jtordl W, 19 and » 

Them? i» no lack of material, how- Rock is a Rood sophqmorD prospect. Hamillon established new East Quoever, 

HaweD. confesses, A squad of while Larry Masi. Dave Beycl, lee Una school records in the 20O-yiLrd 

about 32 candidai lor staRlng posi- Altai and D.we nirriieher are Ira. freestyle and in Uie 800-yart free. 

tions have been working out. led by pr«siv.- froshmen members of Hie 

returning lettcrmen Herb n,u-.d, Rids d 

Hamlo time in the 200-yard 

event Was 1:53-5 minutes, while be 

mimd the lowar freestyle dWanco 

in !;» minutes. He atoo lo«E*d a 

1 1 

this time 

paring It 

Johnny Wi 

•teed ter 

MunuW 

freertyle 

the «^ 

honor ta 

Jn eadi 

tional t _ 

Una placed 

legei repra. 

During tfrs 

ilton is a 

Ocean C/fy High School 

1965 Baseball Schedule 

s 

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n 

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«prii a 

•y r 

, ata* It 

(toy If 

May n 

May l« 

, May * 

PliiMirilll. 

May 

Away 

Any 

Away 

Aw»y 

IJMna 

Away 

OCHS Basketeers To Be Feted 

At Dinner By Exchange Club 

Jay 0. IJIM, athleUc dtactor ni 

Bordrnlon-n SBUtarj- InsUtulc, wU 

be the guest spcak/T at the annual 

dinner at which the Btchange Qub 

of Ooean aty hosts the players of 

the Ocean Qty High School bosket, 

ball team. 

The dinne^pftrti' affair «HU be in 

FJynMiBh rnn Monday 1 evenlnf at 

which time membeis of UK team, 

the managers, coaches and cheer 

leaders vi-iU receive toe accolades of 

the clubmen. 

tsgi is a graduate of Vmeland 

High School, of Bardailown MUitafy 

Institute and of Otaaboro State Col- 

Ex-Raider Ken Leary 

Wins Bob Cousy Award 

BOSTON—Ken Leary. Boston Uni- The writers simply echoed what 

versity's MMjMii backennt ace. EU Coach John Burte has maintain, 

from Unwood, has been nania] ed publicly for three seasuns. "Ken 

the recipient of the Bob Coasjr Awanl Is the bert IltUe nun I've ever 

as "the best littk- man in New Eng- roached, and only goes to prove that 

land college haiketball," by the New there is still a place in college haft' 

England Basketball Writera Associa ketboll for the good little man." 

Man, 

Lwy who stands S-foot-T, received 

the award during the Association's 

annual dinner this week in Boston 

from "Mr. Eastetball" hunseif. Bob 

Consy. 

Ken completed Us varsity career 

recenOjr at BU by establishing two 

CUWPT records and another angle* 

•eaan mark. In m varsity game. 

he turned in Sot assists ta became 

the first BU player ever to go over 

SOD in a career. In addition, he 

Riding Club lirts 

committed the fewest number of per- 

SODB] fouls in a seuon (17) and 

Spring Trail Rid. 

career (83) to earn two more curies 

in the KJ record hook. 

1IAY OXJRT 

This was the fourth year that the 

Spring Trail Riders Roundup of the Cousy Award has been made. Pre- 

Cape Moy Coonty Riding dub has vious winners include Roger Demp- 

been schedule.! for Saturday and houne, of Merrimack, who scored 

Sunday, April 24 and 25 at the club more tea 2,000 points in tees seahose. 

Has Cra± rd, Cipe May •OBK Vmny Ernst, of Providence. 

6«t House. 

N.I.T. "Most Valuable Plaj-er"; and 

Ite pruKiaui win get onder way last year Vandy Freadl of Tufts, 

on Saturday, Apnl 24 with the ri Lory won the awanl with 17 of 

(Sen to leave the dub grountta at 0 a possible S votes. 

tun. for > m& ride. A club dinner Leary completed Us senior cam- 

win be held at the dub house Satinpaign with 244 points for a 12 J averday. 

Another trail ride wlU follow age, tapping his IU Junior produc- 

broUtfeut on Sunday. 

tion and 9 4 nophomore average. He 

The event is open to all interested was voted the "Most Valuable Play 

in bonebadc rtJing. rnfnmwtkin on er" in the Beanpot Tourney last year 

the two ds^y trail ride event may hi and the "Greater SoMai Sophomore 

obtaJned fay contact^ Mrs. GaU of the Tor" twp yean ago. He rv- 

Norton, at 217 Oat rd.. Cape May cently stored the "Lou Cohen 

Court HOOK, N. J,, by mall or by Award" a* BtTs moat outstanding 

telephone at «MS4 

senior bnkMbail player, wits Randy 

Crow of Schenectady, N.Y. 

As a schoolboy in New Jersey at 

CLASSIFIED AD 

BRINGS RESULTS 

Ocean aty High. Leary scored 1,000 

potato a* well ax earning MVP honors 

for three yean. 

OPENING 

TODAY, 

APRIL 9th 

14THSTREET 

Danish 

407-J0914th Strwt DM 399-5130 

(JUST OFF ASBURY AVENUE) 

MR and MRS. ANDREW ABASZ, Proprietors 

^ HOT T CROSS BUNS 

FRIDAY * SATURDAY, APRIli 16 S, %7 —„ 

OCEAN CrrYS FAVORITE 

EASTER FRUIT STOLEN 

lege. He has hod a notable canwr 

in athloU«. 

The dinner vm he highUghted by 

the selection of the winner of the 

Wilbur Clark Memorial Award, presented 

each year to the most valuable 

player on the team as s-oted by 

his teammates. 

Representatives of the Raider 

court squad will also be at WUdwood 

Saturday evening far the third annual 

Cape May County High School 

Basketball Awards Dinner, Jack 

Kraft, head coach of VtUanova Univefsity's 

nationally-rated basketball 

team will be the featured speaker of 

the evening. 

NOTI 

HAY 1st. 1965 

IS THE DEADLINE-FOR 

THE RiTURN OF Ti 

PERSONAL PROI 

USED IN BUSINESS 

FORM PT-1* 

with the OCEAN CITY TAX A 

*lf you're fub|*Mt to filing this form 

not obtained FORM PT-1, pleata oi 

TAX ASSESSOR'S OFFICE tar yovr efaytf 

PENALTIES REQUIRED BY LAW 

FOR DELINQUENT PILING 

Room 29 (2nd fI.) City| 

or Call 399-6111 

SHOP DIXON'S 

DOBBS HATS 13.9S 

SUITS 

Hart Schaffner £ Man 82.50 up 

Camput Tagi , 45,00 

Palm PMch ... 42J0 

SPORT COATS .... 2t.95 to 59.95 

SHIRTS 

by Manhattan 

whit*, colorad, •tripM 5.00 

SHOIS 

Noun Bush ........ from 19.95 

Edgsrton from 14,95 

ESQUIRE SOCKS ...... from 1.00 

TIBS 

by Suparba A Damon 1,50 to 7.50 

SU^tt to 20 

SUITS ..."17.95 to 9SM 

SPORT ^WATS 

14,fS to 27M 

SLACKS .. «.?J to 10.« 

DRESS SHIRTS 

2.fi to 3.»« 

Tili .... 75# to 1.50 

731 Arixiry A. IMal 

MEN'S and BOYS' 

Open Friday 

r 

RADIO 

,fc. I^HoalL.Jp.r 

1400 KC, 9*5 MM. 

Telephone 399-5411 

Tax Rate For '65; 

;ona! Property For 

iiiness Rate (s '3.34 

Ufc Oly opened bids tram 

I financial hotiMt yesterday 

1 to the Camden Trust 

ife uk of mm worth of 

bond* in Mo issues, 

1 made up of kxaU asses*. 

!lx»di. and Me remaining 

In general improve- 

•. 

bidder was the 

i ftwt Co, which offered 

) WM*t rate of 3,20 percent 

ice of JS99.000 in 

«*r Udden, aU at them close 

MMtM Trust In terms offend, 

r fas Owe May County No- 

1 Bulk, The Boardwalk NallHh, 

The Flnrt National 

tat Cape May Court House, 

t|W Ntfienal State Bank of 

, Goldman-Sachs, Inc., of 

Xork Ory, and Hanaucr- 

IwiGj. of New York City. 

Nan LedgM 

' Of Auto 

fitreet Dares used to i 

tan high* 

/ttrtorW 

• out on Asbury av. Mar 

t avoid a ear bring driven 

beneath lbs nousinf of 

automatic transmUJon. 

I as an impromptu iirienthe 

mishap onwed 

tansnilsskia are 

I by intense beat. His car 

• tato week, aides in the CHy'* 

of PubUc Worte com. 

1 to police that somebody was 

I Dan from cowtructlon «ttes 

yoUSthit 

tte BvilB? luiu 

taitftmifed by smoke when 

"itm « flare toward the Uv- 

• TOnwfadim of thedwelllnK " 

Hfci ft. window without sotting 

CITY 

OCtAN CITY, NEW JERSEY, THURSOAY, APRIL », IMS 

tax 

tlM, and with, tho adjusted general 

tot rate af p.». EeradeUl al« made 

Public the adjusted tax rate on 7^ 

. „,„, combining municipal. swl property used in busineM. M 

.and KbMi Purpose MXM, ISWUI 

nmount to S3.M. 

tWmum wtt per MO than 

I nte. TOo rate In ISO was 

The beard secretary pointed nut 

, jfclch in turn was 14 ends that thU year will ma4* aTEeX 

nine of an intensive state-wide effort 

, tt»n fte MO rate of jus, 

TROUBLE AHEAD — A southbound 

to eoUert personal property tarns on 

ing the sewer mains continues into the «um- 

motorist fa turned wide on Bay av. at 20th 

IWh MSJMBM. and on some Han» 

mer. CUy Engineer Joseph F. Hytand said 

'teard, idMMd'the'tai lued irt households. 

•t by 8 guard employed by H. Burton El- yesterday be believes it "improbable" that 

liott, Inc., itwer contractors. But this slight the sewer main construction will be com- 

He al«o noted that tho reol estate Inconvenience la nothing as compared with 

7rvtf Co. G*fs 

pleted by June 1.—Grainger photo. 

tax is somewhat tower because MOW the trouble which wm occur if work of lay. 

of tho fcurdeti has teen tran«fen*d 

ipal Bond luu* to the personal property tax mtegory. 

AU huafeMMoi have reported their » 1% ImprohabW 

own valuation of personal property 

u*ed in Dimness, and under Chapter 

«, of mm m* J#ey M M k I. 

up to raunicips] ux a w n H 

OM Haul 

vy Av, Horn* 

- are seeMng burRlart 

__s BIBB over the weekend 

-j> W»a home at mi Aabury «v, 

W j i und«ermlntd amount 

• W. Rlchter, the owner of 

WUime4 here Tuesday to 

-J been entered. Award, 

•M*. and personal memen. 

""-t fcwSry wera ndnlntt 

I «aiwd by breaking a 

i a window on the aide 

t- The tMevM were 

amnd hrcaWne «nd 

W i k AtM 

is, l 

in aaray 

nUiht 

i te 

oiw shout JTT.oOQ. 

Concern Grows Over Torn Streets 

As Time Rushes Toward Busy Season 

Former URA 

' - 'ri -''/'• 

Defends Rede 

Proposed For Tl 

Stretch Airs 

Problem Project 

For tteuje'Body 

Tott-Mort* 

Controversy Allv* 

an correct. It Is up to municipal 

tax coUecton to matte sure the personal 

property b41U are paid. 

A Q^gresaioiial "nost mortesn' 

Under the new eystem. Insofar as 

over the death of Ocean City's 30 

Ocean aty to concerned, aU personal Hie aty's Mwer main ut Jaa, spteds i^ work a great deal," tr*e* and pavim; can be crnn acre irdcvrlopment plan was held 

property wed in business to taxable. has aUnoM two Mies more of sewer Hytand «Ud he, with the coopera- pMed by the Bait of the busy sea- before the House Sufccur,min>e 

U equipment ha. been written off for main to construct, and City Enfii- tion o/the Oty Cornmisrion has done son. . . 

HouainB this week with Cbmmissj 

Federal tax purpose., the busineM BHd JoMjih F. Hyland «ald yeaer- everything he could think of to spur 

peopk- are suppne4 to value it at 20 day, "it U Improbfthlt that the work 

The dly engineer, asked what 

er D. Allen Stretch tesntyinz > 

the contracting firm, but he ind). 

pereeM of Its original east. will be compIMed by the target date 

itnuld happen If the work were still 

he and M* colleagues opposed the 

eated it nccms unlikely the work of 

Ocean aty wili not tax ordinary Of June 1 unkM It Burton BUott, 

tnasnpleied during the immmer said, 

HdeneJoBment plan eoneelved t|y the 

laying the. mains, fillins in the•It 

to gotoR to fee a very •eriouj 

Ocean OV Bcdwelapnieat Aaency. 

housebold /umWung., but some ape, 

proMem." 

But Stntch had hardly flrnm 

clsl leans M taxsH*. The ptnooal 

m tntnst, work being done by 

property r«te appryinR to homeown. 

th£ O^^na QaalmgttflB Go., ean^ plane before * tanner Federal Urban 

era it the auno as the Mai estate Farashian Files Suit MHttr *M- the Ocean Ory Sewer Renewal AAnu»atr«tar had labcfled 

fast rate—m,M per $UW. 

Servio- G»,, » well advanced. The what Stretch had to say aa "unfajr 

NIW ASMttMINT MRM 

cnatimclor has started work b Mcr- and nos4a€tual tpstinaay^" 

im nrk. a sectkn In widen the David M Walker, who feam lSSt 

For example. It was pointed out For Repayment Of Loan otfflty firm apwd to relocale and to 1S61 was in charge of the H«B* of 

that ordinary lawn mown will go tax 

the URA all am the country, wrati 

tree. But if somebod}'owns a power Key figures in the Uffi campaign Farasbtan, throueh his artomey. Ryland said the aewer ejector sta- to Hep. WUnam A. Batnlt 4D. tta.) 

mower controlkd fnm a drtvors to chanKe- the form of Ocean Oiy"* Cburks Henry James, of Wikhwod. tim Under eommctkn in the Gar. 

•rttthi. will be taxable. Window alr 

have Issi baa fflsd n p GDBSJ^ ^bvil aej^&- dess sfcctioo of town should be oper- he ;-vehemanly dteaKTeed" n-ith 

cmdtOoner* wig be UmWe. V io as dWfndanin in a suit htM-ajMiski'"-"ahleby*eerf ct Kviakm became o< the rptircmem on 

the redevelopment area'* residents Apnl 5 & veteran Detective S 

would have found it impossible to Spencer E. Ughtcap. ft was «taL_ 

find other homes in other sections of at Oty HaM that DhÊ appototoent 

town, at least at prices they could was made eaifcr so "he an lean the 

silord. 

ropes" before the begimring of die 

As a real estate broker. Stretch busy season. 

said, he would defy anyone to find Dive! was bom in Philadelphia and 

mom? than five vacant apartments or was graduated from West Catholic 

houses la Ocean aty, available on a 

ing an) at » 

High School there. He spent five 

year-round basis at less than »0 a 

then 

1K( setEcant in the U. A Air 

month, including beat 

Fortv servins hi Japan and the South He and Mi wise. 

It has been the Qty commission's Pacific theatre of operations. Anitanqr, of] 

point of view that rehabilitation was 

MO E. Sâpnw n*. 

He was the first man with n patrol- 

the answer to the community's urban 

three cMdrtn. JDHS. 

man's rank to be assigned to Slate f d h l t d " n 

Ma pat* I, MhaiM i. 

Police drunkometer school tic has 

also studied at ponce training school 

Ding's hobby Is .. 

•sessions conducted in Atlantic City. 

3s a member of HM> 

An export photographer, Diuel also »""*» *oi a co 

Antique Pieces ias received training in finRrrpnnt- AueutMne's Koman 

Thra* T«mms Courts 

Given Museum Available Saturday 

Timm CWMT 

Gifts of several pieces of antique DonaW Pileggi. city recreation di-' 

furniture to the Ocean City Historical )r. has Bimounced the tennis Ts*»y, 

Museum were reported thin week by swrts an> (wing prepared tor tlje 

tbm, Edwin D. Stevens, president. on and, weathct permitting, three 

A gift of three' pieces or living inll be open Saturday. 

roam furniture was made by Mrs The courts are free to the public 

Marjorie T. Eggly. Sho also gave and will he open every day, except 

the museum a curly maple bedtwun Sunday,, from 9 «. m. to 5 p m. 

set. It was Incorrectly reported last Players must wear tennis shoes. 

week that the Irvine room pieces 

bail Men a gift of Carl Singer, local 

upholsterer. 

T» TOOaya 

Dr/and Mm. A. R. Vaughn gave 

Robert Krokenberg, 18, ot Smpwn 

four dining room chairs, book caws, 

a desk, a footstool' and a physicians' 

iv. near lltfe' st, was found BBllty 

medicine bag. 

of aasMdt and battery hi Munttipsl' 

Court yeaterday and »enf«nced to 

Mrs, William A. Nelson was the serve TO day* In OJynty jftrtL Binkdonor 

of en antique dining room •beady in M*an*V * 

taste. 

Mrs. Stevens sail «u the item 

are of the itsMu Muted M p taud not gultv

ammnti 

•jtf>mm 

v i' 

m 

Soft amrf gtttri 

It ft* feofc of 

fh« Easter erase. 

See If We in 

O«r array of 

Jintsn sfy/es, 

AYE. DIAL 399-6400 

f- £. 

Ss 

.call y 

ilHy. 

The 

Wofstad-Tex* 

"Ten Menther" 

\ ' 

t^ 

stomftxtibie ten rnonthi out of twslvi, The soft 

i Keeshing in the modem manner. And Worstsd.Te( 

", » you can wear if JB often as you'd (ike. T^ 

A5JOO OUwVftnsted-Tax suits fnwi 9*ni% 

•te Brands to fit every Budget. 

39.95 

JOB PLACEMENT SERVICE 

EMPLOYERS 0 " WORKERS 

NEW JERSEY STATE 

EMPLOYMENT SERVICE 

Affiliated With U, S. Employment Swvim 

10th ST. And WEST AVE. 

Dial 399-1912 

OfMR Monday through Friday 8:30 #»m. until 4 pjm. 

ClteAter 

Dacron and wool 

blends at a 

' low, tow price 

35.00 

TH» OCtAN CITY MNTINCi-LIDOIR 

?-7.A. Executive Board Sets 

Election Of Officers April 14 

The final jneetiag at (fee j*ar toruJde 

to to iwd •* Mr. & 

»je osecuttvB bond of He MAdiscretion 

to purcbMS needed 

Hats - Handbags wax held yesterday n M In tternent 

for the new schooU. 

trane mnnml stale of P-T.A. m«Ung to be held Wednes- 

omcem tor the 1SG5-66 jrw. Theday, 

April U, at 1 P.m. in On 

NOW OPEN! 

election wUl Mn plies at the gen- BV. School. Tte progTsm will be 

eral mwtins Wednesday, April M. prantid by Wans Miller aad will 

SOs, Raymond Qwifeb an) MM, feature tt>e eUmentary acbool bud 

Robert Gates volunteered to nerve and orchestra. 

en ni WI^MBS gfuiilttgg te E^ 

view the boot* for the pMt jam. DRFINITION 

MM, Sharp nnnnuncel that a ^chekirt A man who goes through 

GB&SB of buuim hurt b€ttu dipped life never knowing Jusl now imper- 

to the Appalachian ana as a donafect he is.—"nmrs^Democmt. Dkwtn> 

tion (ran the load P-T.A. POM, b. 

A recunmendaUem wa» roado by 

the Bonrd that a sum of money CSuitioti is not cowardly, and caretarn 

the general treasury be pat *cncss if not onlBi 

The FLANDERS 

PHONE 399-1000 

SUNDAY BUFFET 1 to 5 P.M. 

No mtnu to bother you — 

tea what yaw can aat — 

lat what you •«•, 

ALSO ENJOY OUR DELIGHTFUL DINNERS SERVED 

TUESDAY THRU SATURDAY, 6:30 to t P.M- 

Lrttla girls' dr«s-up faihion* for 

this Spring and IlMr ar» jujt Ilka 

Mommy'*, Conw in and taa our 

•Mi Mlactlan of «MH, luin and 

A-MSM, T ' 

GIRLS' SUrTS & COATS 

10.98 to 22.98 

Sizes 4 to 14 

««n n Pt«y V W, "AH Tin ill" 

"•MlartaMi CM", mktn, 

BOYS' (4 to 7) ALL-WEATHER COAT 

Galey & Lord's Tarpoon 

with Scotchguard 

10.98 

BOYS* (4 to 7) SPRING HAT A COAT SITS 

Tailored by Acexraft 100% wool 

8.98 to 16.9B 

BOYS* (4 to n surrs er SPORT COATS 

Pllins, Checks, Plaids 

10.98 to 14,98 

TODDLERS' a-Piice 

COAT ft BONNET SETS 

10,98 

TODDLER BOYS' COAT SUITS & SETS 

in an assortment of Style* 

CMIU»SIWd Cholrmastw 

From 12:30 to 12:50 P.M. 

on the Following Days . . . 

BSDAY^HI 

TOMORROW, flHBA¥, flH6A¥, APRIL APR *lk 

MONDAY, APRIL 12th 

TUESDAY, APRIL 13th • 

THURSDAY, APRIL 15* 

I Everyone it Invited I These Ma/«dfe 

I Hymns are the Heritage 

JUST MUSIC! NO SPOKEN 

14.M 

Rave Notice- Smartness 

fren) ^ 1 

o ^ ,r^, with 3 whit, ipun collar and pwgreln 

Block or nmj,. Stews 10 to 18. 

pink, . 

Special Purchase 

NiW DRESSES 

Spring and Summer Dresses la Uaens, cotton 

Wendf, iunn prinUt, nyon etepm, mud 

jersey, seersucker. Mtaiu lO-ia, 

Women's 14W to 22V4. 

Oat and two piece dresses, sheaths, 

•Wrtwaliti, ihlfti, fiOly the sanmlisionen) lias eeMntiaa of Mrs. Rachor-s TDtt aid Kabnt announced yesterday. in menswear merchandise insisted on 

clarcd. 

not fceai coupled \dUi any real aj. b 

y. 

Kabul and Ms late father, Ruben selling top national brands of cjothtcfnaMve 

solution." 

Stretrti, earlier had told the com- 

Approximately 60 vriattves and 

Kabaf, (he founder of the tt*e, mad# Ing and acee-poriM at prices ccsnmittee, 

the UR4 r^jmniendrt that 

Stmeh, however, yattd »ome 50Mcnda 

attended aid buOgt refreah- 

plam last autumn to provide greater patsble with thoM let In metropoU. 

the flrtgiasl prêct plan to «nt to 

old txiildings which had been razed ments wwe ser\ed. The guest at 

space is dispLiy merchandise and tan 

Wa«hlngton fcr apprwut oên though 

iinee UB, S«ne of thuni were in hooor was the redplent of many 

rive added convenience to shoppers 

the urban renewal tmm. 

m and flotfHa, 

That work is now completed. 

He saU he was tiying to airan^ Mm. Radnr Is a native at Wood- The main store's ceiling is . of 

for long-term loans which would pep bury, Nj,, aad has node her home 

ncowtieal material and new blonde 

•nit other home awner* in iho rein 

Ola clQf for 18 years. Among 

wooden paneubiB of wails and cases PRINTING 

development area to repair them. It 

RUBBI 

flute attending were her BOO, Arthur, 

lends a note of modernity. 

would only act about JCT,S0O, heof 

Whitman Square, NJ., aid her the depth of the store has been in- 

STAMl _ Strrtch smkl the Qfy was going 

M o» honor, Bfa, Evmtt ft. creased to make possible the con- 

MADi TO ORDiR ahead with "community urban re 

gram, of Avalon. 

struction of a larger area for the 

newnl" without Federal aid. Friends attended from Ocean Qty display of men's nits. New carpet- 

PACT DELIVERY It was learned yesterday that Herb- Woodbury, Wnomh, BrlganUne, 

ing on the floor of the addition lends 

ert M, ftte, tanner dwirmBn of Mantua, Philadelphia, Darby, RL, 

an air of luxury, and provides a com. 

the Redevelopment Agency, may boand 

nnriiiiHH. Ohio. 

modhxu and quiet almonpheTe when; 

men may pkh and choose frcm the COMMERCIAL 

I MdhffiN^S subjdenaed to testify. Also, Agans 

augmented Mods of suits, slacks and 

record and minute books may be acoulilUoned 

by the aibcomjnlttee. Baptist Man To Hett outerwear. 

STATIONERY 

A completely new innovation Is a 

Members Of Tha CBMC "mezzanine" on the second floor of 

•Will efanHM Mt Brtog Iwrthl 

Mcmbcni of the CJirurtian Bust the Rabat building. This shopping 

MM Men's Committee of Atlantic •pace will be used for the display of Lewis L 

City will be guests of the Ocean "OUMf-saajon" merchandise. Kabat 

City Baptist Men's OnantaHoB this noted (hat summer clothes and bath, 

evening at S o'clock in the church. fog apparel are Men purchased In Barrett 

Angus Weir, a healing oad re- 

the winter and fall by_Ootan Qty 

trigeratlotl contractor, will be gues) 

men who are bound for Florida vaca- 

speaker, taigene A. Berry will be 

tions. Such merchandise will always 

song leader and Milton Ney will tat 

be availiihk- on the mezzanine. 

For Home 

accompanist. Refreshments Mil be 

The new quarters are reached by a DM 39WM1 

served by the host group. AQ 

comfortnbk-, carpeted stairway. New 

men are Invited ta this Inter- 

lighting has been provided through 807 Asbury Avwnu* 

denominational meeting. 

out the More and show windows have 

Cottage 

The CBMC will host a nun» 

tad at White Hall Saturday Haj 

a, at S;B p.m. 

CROCHIT 

PRISS 

^TSUIT 

Sprfng 

DOMTHIA 

)BINSON 

•IB OVm ALL Y^B 

rSo»rdw«lk, 1 OCNH City 

?"" , Qjid rnught 

miTURE - BEDDING -FLOOR COVERINGS 

Apartment 

ae s 

QUALITY FURNITURE AT REASONABLE PRICES 

7in Folkrf 

WARDS POUND CAKE 

EASTER EGGS 

$1-10 and SI .35 

nally ggam for them — they won't stay 

around tar wwlu llô* "you-know-what" ISMM- E«{|«. 

W OUR 371H YEAR 

WARDS PASTRY 

724 Asbury Av«., Ocean City, Phone 399-1260 

SH-AP 1 

RE8TAURA1 

1240 A*bury Ai 

REOP^ 

April 10th-4:SftP. 

BE 

ON MONDAY'S 

CHRONIC T/fffDNESS caffs fcr 

checkup. Vitamin and 

CfM con bo tMiitUwd fo 

vitality. Dmmmnd on your rfoc* 

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THOMAS JEWELERS 

825 Aabujy Av*nu* 

We are proud 

to have had a 

part in the 

remodeling and, 

expansion of 

KABAT 

MEN'S SHOP 

Duct work 

for the Gas Air 

Conditioning and 

Heating System by 

MAWSON FOX JR. 

METAL mi monm 

Oman City 

TMI OCiAN CITY 

Coming Events This W**kln Ocean City 

AxmenpUy m tmaratatawd 

at the American U&oa HaU. 

* • • 

Bu« trip tp New Yoi* Ipawnd 

by W«M War I Vetatam AuidUaiy. 

Leave but t*nnln«l at T a, m. 

* -* * 

EM Ctmpter. Oiw«» Lambda M 

Sanity covered dab wppa in the 

tame of Me Pwil MsOlMl, 

Christian kttM IM'i Omjmtt 

toe meeting- 8 p. in., in the Baptist 

ab 

Wale/an Service Guild of the ITrat 

* * t Chun* nnOBB, S p. BL. 

lit tbe bofne at MM Mamie Aaderson, 

SU7tti st 

* * * 

Gamma Chapter, OnMgo Lambda 

M Sorority meeting, 8 p. m., in the 

home of Mrs. Leon Grisbeum. 63 

rd. 

Hut ule, 8 p. m-, at Peck's Beach 

Village Resntton Center, benefl 

Pulpit Aid of St. Jamm AME Church 

Our Lady of Good GMMel Rosary 

Alter Society Bamax workahop, 8 

P m., to «he church h»U. Hows 

amusing otaas. 

Lodn 

T:30 p, m, 

* * • 

F and AM. meeting. 

Women's Qub meeting. 8 p. m,, 

in OvU Defense tHilldlnjr, 12th st, 

and Wesley av. 

• * • 

P-T.A. nominatnrsr committee meet. 

Ing-. 9:30 a. m. In Control av. School 

Tmnim (FrMay)— 

Lenten Prajer BraaUMt for Men, 

7 to g a, a,, at brig's Ratnunu*. 

• • * 

Natona Cbundl- Deerw ot Pocahonta*. 

« p. m., in the Legion Hall. 

Flotilla n CbaM Guard Auxiliary 

meetinK, 8:30 p. m., at tbe Cnost 

Guard Stadon. 101 NortJi Point rd. 

• * • 

Shulfletooard Qab art patty, T:30 

p. m.. in t*ie RccrearJon HalL 

• • * 

Able Chorus rehearsal, 9 p. m., on 

the Music Her. 

• • * 

K of C Duplicate Bridge master 

pant game, 8 p. m., in the Farashian 

BuHding. 8th »t and Haven av. For 

playing nservaiieai «M Harold Mar» 

shull 399-2762. 

• • s 

RecrtHw, 8 p. m, on the MIEIC 

Married Couples luau at tbe Fa». 

shian BuiUing, gth st. and Haven av. 

• • s 

State Board Rally preliminary 

competition, jam m, and BoudwaUc, 

10 a. m. 

Congratulations 

on a Job Well Done! 

KABAT 

MEN'S SHOP 

— — — • - —_—_ 

&ECTRICAL WORK BY 

JOHNSON'S ELECTRIC 

944 ASBURY AVE. PHONE 399-1598 

Bert wishes to 

KABAT 

MEN'S SHOP 

on the completion of their 

beautiful Remodeling Program 

WE ARE PLEASED TO HAVE BEEN 

CHOSEN TO FURNISH THE CARPETING 

by WUNDA-WEVE 

QUALITY FURNITURE AT REASONANBIE PRICES 

704 A5BURY AVENUE DIAL 399^040 

Omwi (My 

uy «f flbore ttartM 

ta Ite «t Mo. ft 

Women'. ReguUr BepubllCMi 

up trip to New VoriL l w m * 

md Itat av. f a, n. 

VMtK itnuln Serytee raeot- 

IOR, noon. In " " " 

w's Daughter* o* the F5nt FTMbvtertan 

Chorct neeting, 1 p. «., in 

the bone of Ki, Strnfey HUM. 2U 

l 

Female ArtU»n» meeting. 8 p. m., 

in the Legion Hall. 

• • • 

Debom* Orele of St. John's Lutheran 

Oiurch iBMUaf, 8 p. m. in the 

ne of Mrs. Edna KrelUer, 101 

Wesley rd. 

Ferguwo-FogUo 

I p. m. 

Chapter S3 OfS meeting, S p. ic. 

p . ^ 

av»tian. call HaroW 

aniffl*oard Oub card perry, 7:30 

p, m,, in Oe Yam Gum. 

PMdeol Qcmm Q& W p l 

meedng. 8:30 p. m,, in tte Hte 

Home, OJ ky av, ^ 

Altar Gitfd of Hdy Wnlty 

pal Own* meettiy, 8:30 p. m, 

American Association of Retired 

renm fAARP) msetfiw. » P«. 

In tl» Margate Community Own*. 

PBit Noble Grands ol Rebekah 

Lodge No, 80 meeting, 8 p. m. 

Ordn of th# Unt Presbyteriaji 

Church meeting: 

Pwt BOO VTW Bethany—1- p. m,, in the homo of 

Mrs, E. V, BdWni. TO Oeeon av, 

Gatvln-i p, ra,, dessvt meeting at 

Fjymoutli Im. HoateMBi MB. Janj 

Best Wishes for 

Your Continued 

Success olio 1 Growth 

KABAT 

MEN'S SHOP 

——— •— 

Painting Contractor 

for the 

Newly Remodeled Store 

NILS SWANSEN 

Quality Exterior and Interior Painting 

PHONE 399-1825 

Scott and Mw. MMy 

Mbi4 > «. 

PitoBi, M MMWm »m 

» 4 j «., to tte hone ol 

W«*nimter-6 p. m,, to »* « 

of Bfen. Raymond Gifflord, W 

tral av. 

• • * 

Colony Oub Garden Dûtoert 

meeting, 8:30 p. m. in the homs of 

Mm. Ralph VanBUder. MM Bay «r. 

Woman'* Society ol Oiâea g*f«. 

Olttt nut Mrt»«it ^ ^ 

merty,, 8 p. m. M. «am« 

Gerken, program guert. 

K of C iMBttef. !i» p. m. In the 

Ocean CHy •«* ishort, 

p. m., in the IsptlM Churdj. 

CD Medical Seli-Help ds«, I p.m.- 

PoUo«a«* TOVM Aujdltarr BMt- 

Ing. 8:80 p. TO., »o the home el MM. 

John Divd, MO S^«pr«y rd. 

I'M Prtabyterian Oiurch ta^ 

Congratulations 

to the 

Newly Remodeled 

KABAT 

MEN'S SHOP 

rom 

FRED and DON 

TARVES 

nton Auidlii 

CUor movl*, 

•chool bam] m* t 

dlrecUono

RtCT of ROUND** 

OYSTERS 

FRESH JERSEY LOBSTER 

armAU. YEAR -ROUND 

JOUY ROGER 

* COCKTAIL LOUNGE * 

LooofW Diradty en the Circle 

SOMEkS POINT, NEW JERSEY 

NOW OPEN 

Under New Management 

Frank "PAT" DiPaaquala, Prop, 

ana JOB Smith 

A COMPLETE SELECTION OF 

PACKAGE GOODS 

NO 

927-633^ 

MAY 1st. 1WS 

B THE DEAOUNE FOR HUNG 

f 

RETURN OF TANGIBLE 

ratSONAL PROPERTY 

USED IN BUSINESS 

FORM PT-1* 

W OCEAN CTTY TAX ASSESSOR 

**•*••* *asBBBt«sasBak.Bk*f Cf^9aa\ fft 1 j j ^ u ^ I • • t fli . 

•••v ••••••••• rwKin ri*i# ptspasc cofiiaCT TUP 

TAX ASSESSOR OFFICE tar your eapyf 

PENALTIES REOUIRED BY LAW 

FOB MUMSUENT FILING 

Room 29 (2nd fl,) City Hall 

or Call 399-6111 

i•?-..%• (V HALEY 

PHIL TURNER'S 

4AKDEN PAINT STORE 

i ASBURY AVENUE, 39*-04«f 

4 

fc.w- 

DupHccrt* Bridge 

Mgji vMh MB* and Mutant Souk 

and %Ma Mom ant in 

M 

Mr. u«) Mn. Rod Larson and Mar 

OM Mnohmand Am Marshall. 

*ye East-We* imMG 

and In F M were Ugh wiUi IB 

Peg Cardand and Rose Er**son 

eUissraidwitiim Also above 

m Louis? Baldwin and 

An Rmp of 1M was made 

Mk seetkM at the Weekend DupU. 

cats BtMRe sane. i 

Pteyim North-South Ann Marshall 

and Laurel Mowfcmy took the honors 

with 136 and were fallowed by Lionel 

FHrfbsrg and Hugo Gartliind with 

IS. RunnwBup were Rod Bosby 

ghrt and ttariel aoudt. Jack Ben- 

BMt and Norman Zimmerman. Vivian 

Cameron and Molly Larson and Mr. 

and Mrs. Edward Nugent. 

for the East-West section top place 

LEGAL NOTICE 

CITY OF MEAN CITY. N, J- 

ORDINANCE Ho. 990 

11 

PROVI. 

JED AND 

HE V10- 

i «t •'Bant in me 

lift* gf gay Aggnyg 

hue 383 fMt In front ar Breadth 

rrwr lo Lot 4, in Tax 

JW ttia H 

m* ptsvitJan of ihii Ofdifwin 

sacasn sacas 3, THi* Ofamam 

Bka k affart ffrt iin 

Vm Bm •» pre. 

•criBM By )•>. 

Ttis 

*•—11—pf 

PAWTIHGthe 

TOWN 

PHIL TURNER 

ItoM>m». Something M 

hu taw added at my MR. tt'i 

lamou* Flmnren and Haley paint 

-the gaM Tm ttdded to be 

able to aUer yM the vcldy tat 

ta mlota for cvoy purport. 

tnm my 

H to a MM |*. tr« a 

Hal KM »• DWfs M. sag. 

• • • 

If* mn-iiTinc on Psim Biaidsy. 

•a* *a In At Easter prtvirtcw. 

renumber ttds Is outedte 

_ PPrtht^j GsitB ai la, 

outfit yon In pslnt (or every 

no 

K«fCl 

tmy SI NSB HMti and tfJMrrd 

Gn*b BM, «« McPwUnd and 

Ma Brnm M and Don UM and 

|»a game msmme tor the I 

•ectton wns #9 and for) 

the Dot-WMt dMskB Jt was 70, 

In the Nortaôoth division a tie| 

I* IM^t âc^ developedl beH^ 

K and Mftrso GarUand and Oah- 

erlne Monroe and Gladys Slmiman 

with scores of «». Third spot west 

• Ann Marshall and Ben AH 

flthO. 

Top mere tor the East West pU, 

j? went » Dan Toarapy and Toro 

Whitman Ml 8S. Runmirsup were 

John Murphy and Peg McCauslnnd 

wUs U and Vivian Ouneran and William 

Hearing wMo Wm. 

K of C Duplicate Bridge fiames are 

played every Monday and Friday at 

S p. m. in the fârasHan Building. 

S«h st. and Haven av. For playlnK 

reservattont call Harold Marshal). 

wtatf to Peg McCausland and HodHERE 

PM VISIT 

Larson with 12SH with Ruth Ann 

BosbyrteH and Betty Bennett com. 

Mrs. Frank VaaRoden and dai^h- 

tag in second with MB, Alto above 

ter, neanor, of Mclrose Park. I*., 

average were Don Millar and Ben 

.ire spnndinK this week at the Spring 

Bernstein and Mr. and Mrs. Alfred 

Haven Motel, 

Cuane. 

Standings have been listed follow- 

•MM OMilM Ml ••**] RMtM 

ing the fourth game of the club 

loumamait. . Wdng the best three 

out of the tour games results show 

Laurel Mowbny with 0,0 average, 

Vivian Cameron SO J average, Marge 

Gartland 59.3 average. Mildred 

Grabb S§,5 average and Bea French 

ST.! average. 

The Ocean Bty DupUeste Bridge 

games are played every Wednesday 

and Saturday at 7:45 p, m. In the 

Boxwood, UB Attantlâv, For play- 

Ing reservattons call Rod Bosby shell, 

399-2229. 

* * * 

The average was 4S at Friday's 

\ 

Evsr for 

o* the Wo«wn'« Rrawuvh 

* NOW TOVtARS YOUNO • * * 

1155 ASBURY AVE. DIAL 399-1515 

FRESH and BROILED 

SHAD 

BONELESS SHAD and SHAD ROE 

5 FRIED FLOUNDER . '1.00 

5 FRIED FISH CAKES . $ 1.00 

ALASKA KING CRAB and CRAB FINGERS 

* * OPEN ALL YEAR 'ROUND * • 

r m»»ii**»o*» 

RCA VI 

THU1 

CbsslfW Ads Bring You 

The prkMts gift for every, 

14 Karat 

MOTHER'S RING* 

The gift of a mMon 

happy 

S11 Atbury Avinui Dlo|; 

RCAVICTOR 

Sportabout 

-.d • 

with this modi! 

JUGGED ROLUeoUTJ 

STAND 

Value! 

VH BONANZA 

1 Htln *F 045 

1 17'tuu (n,rali ad, j 

J53 «, In, flElun * 

in All-Wood * 18.000-volt Sportabout ehiisia 

* Allchinne! VHF/UHF reception 

* 5' oval speaker for rich "GoWafl 

Threat" tone * One-sat VHP fine 

tuning * luiit-ln VHF end UHF 

antennas 

COLOR TV ENSEMBLESj 

MM, 

"ftbt 

TIx UAHKlHa IHKIIHC 

Man 10 M 

*t*t 11 fir 

2M 

RCA VICTORS 

COLOR TV 

W/T 

RCA VICTOR 

consolette 

stereo 

2 lift-out fpaskar* 

tor up to 16 fa«t or 

Harea Mund Mpuration. 

Stydlonutie 4> 

•P«»d rMerd chtng. 

*T, Contempofury 

all wood eablnat, 

W/T VIU'111,1,, 

We Service 

all malt** and medtjlt of 

SLACK and WHITE, at well 

as COtOR TEiEVISION. 

PORTABLE STEREO BOY 

* j WMlitri to * TUt-tom SWk** 

* Staj-tlon, mlk. AFMtlMrMCitWM 

* Solid SUte Mit*> unplidtr if DfsMMl •*»!•*•*• 

RCA VICTOR Solid SttU 

TOTAL SOUND STEREO 

Ml MOST TRUSTID *W^ 

'IN ILECTRONICS 

mutt 

Ads Bring You Qufck Rearfh i ^ 

'. • tfsifi of tlubbs 

!• Suits • Dresses 

• Blouses • Skirts 

• Sweaters • Sportswear 

• Ungtrfe 

•ASTIR IS JUST 10 DAYS AWAY 

741 Asbury Av«nu« / / 

SPECIAL 

BREADED CTE 4 V 

CUBE 51 £,A& 

PLATTIR 

•1.00 

Include Cob. SfMk, Fr.nch 

F W Orrion Ring,/ 

S.l.d with DrM.1 

THE OCEAN CITY SBHTIWIL-UDOIR 

Ocean City Scouts Participate 

In Tom I in Memorial Camporee 

Four-hundnid turf 7» boys (ran 

Atlantic County and Ocaui CHJF par- 

Udpsted In the John "Pup- Taulln 

l Camporee Wd at Ouip 

A dedlcatJon mmpflre was brid 

Friday evening «t which time Har- 

old Peyl. wast mgatim during ttB 

many ««« that "Pop" TttH 

a talt Jeadar, wa. w 

Saturday niocning the unit* entnv 

ed Inter-troop canpetiUai and to 

tte attMBBon e*ri) troop 

1U best, for the run-utt. a«J»y 

pwoilng Seout» attended cftureb 

services aad at 3 pjn. the daiiiH 

CW^wny wnf cmiucted and pdvca 

were prt»!jiUjd to the wlnnei*. 

Participating torn ttto area were 

Troop 32 under nytnMr Dtp 

FUggl. Trocji 51 aoanbiMite Jani^ 

Bcyw. Troop 57 Ktwtma»t«r Ricb- 

RST METHODIST CHURCH 1 

8TH STREET and ttHTRAL AVE. OCEAN CITY, NEW JERSEY 

1M SUNDAY, APRIL 11th, 11 [A.M. SERVICE 

SERMON, "The Benefits of His Passion/' by 

Rev., Dr. William Jf. Guiflek 

THi SOLOISTS OF THi DAY — 11 A.M. and 5 P.M. SiRVICiS 

[ OSC«l HACKNEY 

Tenor 

PAUL WML 

Bass 

ESTHER WEIL 

' Soprano 

WALTER FREDERICKS 

Guest Soloist 

Mr*. D4VQ\MI Gvmt 

At A Baby $how*r 

Mrk. Effltb WValdt 

at 

nwdpj •nslPK |aat awk, 

Hotna «( Mr*. H*rx JB'- £' 

CHORUS OF 

60 

ORGAN PREOIDE 

: pit • •..••.•_,- - 

4,45 P.M. 

,' :•-• « 

Iv, -'I 

} 488.i 

P.S.: WE SELL BLACK «nd WH^fi TV TOO I 

SHOP HIRE FOR DISCOUNT PRICES 

WE DO AM, OUR ft 

MAfTf RESERVATIONS tfOW 

Guaranteed—Expert iy 

and Antenna Repairs ^ 

FREf 

TY- : , s J. 

S?fi 

mammm EVM

-'.„ i 

OPEN DAILY 

7a.m.-2 a.m. 

OPEN 

SUNDAYS 

72 MOON 

Dial 399-9851 

OPEN 

EASTER SUNDAY 

**7 A.M. to 7 P.M. ** 

Special Easter Breakfast 

7 A.M. to 12 NOON 

MiCORtf 

SPECIAL DINNER 

Frdm 12 Noon 'Hi doting! 

AS OCEAN arrs 

roc QUAUTY and 

lifp 

B OUR PBOttSSION. W ITS 

TBB SKK BOOL WK HAVE 0 

- Today thru Sat 

Only a for Ufr 

'12.99 

•*•••••*- 

THl 

Ob/fOcr/os Banker Will Offer 

Untwn Meditation 

Robert 

atteaf of the 

of Tho 

National BaaJL wW . 

seat tho meditation at the Chritfan 

BustOHB Men's Lcnton Breakfast 

i a native of Osm- tomorrow morning at t o'clock in 

X. art came to mis city fiaelg'* Restaurant, Ml st and As- 

| in itM ft°mUH"T BWfr. **• »» bury av. 

lie^ hMabwal opttpajmd a, grocery tbe breakfast* are being brtd 

•I flK at anA Bay av, £¥^pjp f^ldai? nûfttluif Jurlng 

MAC are her bnsKa* Jaw and MM apowred by tte Christian 

|R: tart- «ns, RUM ft of Pans- BuriDM Men'i Oarjnmltlee, Inc. A 

rm. Ms* K of WHtowboro,Jams ooa Becnon of a» mm attending 

IG «f 0d» AJr Wmm Warns in MM*. Bsta btnkiiig, Wwrance, builder, to. 

and Walter R. at open to the public 

Breakfast it Bla carte. IrjfarnuMldn 

may be obtained by calling Edward 

A. McJobtan 822-S221 

Colony Horn* D«pf. 

UsH Vi$it To Gardens 

Tho American Ham* Department 

of the Oniony Club Js apanaarine a 

bus trip to UnnteMUr Garfl—a aW 

5. The bu» will leame •» «. *w 

AOande av. at 8 ajn. anfl win start 

the return trip about 4 pM. This 

u> open to tbe public. 

Further information may be 

talned and reaarvatfcna ^made . 

calUnc Mr*. Jamea Lord 3S0-7D3O, 

Mrs. Lcubt Smith 38M8S3 or Mm 

Henry Shaw 396*264. 

ooocoeoooooocxxxxxxxwo odCi 

PACKAGE SALES ES OUR ONLY BUSINESS, NOT A SIDELINE 

WIN! 

! and 

9 Brand. 

96 Varietie* 

HARRY'S INN 

LONGPOftT-SOMERS 

PROUDLY PRESENTS 

NITELY 

33 BRANDS Of IffRI 

WHISKEY 

27 Brands 

fCOTCB 

POINT BOULEVARD 

AT THl PIANO 

AND ORGAN 

SIH6IH6 and PUY1H6 

YOUR FAVORITE MELODIES 

OPEN EVERY DAY FOR LUNCH, DINNER, LATE SNACKS 

PRIVATE DINING ROOM for BANQUETS and PARTIES 

WHISKEY 

S Brands 

Bended 

WHISKEY 

Stniieht RYE 

* BOURBON 

a Bran* 

J WINNER OF FIVE ACADEMY AWARDS J' 

| including "BEST ACTRESS" J 

J The most wonderful, 

j the most delightful 

J entertainment of your life! 

WALTDISNErsGREATESTACHIEVEMENT! | 

M: 

JUUE 

DAVID TOMUNBON • QLYNI8 JOHNS S 

NOW PLAYING 

EVENINGS 7:15 & 9:45 

MATINEE 2 PM. SATURDAY 

rt 

THl 

THEATRE DIAL 

OPEN 7 P.M. - CAR HEAT 

MAW * * SPECIAL 

null juui ANMMm, WlaaM 

9th St. A 

Boarttwalb 

Maiy j 

ANNUAL I] 

REOPENING 

OF THE 

Chatterbox 

r——T" 9th & Central ••• 

8 O'clock 

TOMORROW M0IMN6 

Open Dally Thereafter 

YES, WE DELIGHT TO DELIVB 

NOW PLAYING THRU WED. 

EVENINGS 7:15 * 

MATINEE SATURDAY I 

WOMEN-^ 

SEE IT BEFORE dE I 

THE WIFE YOU SA\^ MAY I 

DWtl 

COMING THU.-SAT., 

. . • . • • • • * * * - . . . . . v . - ; . • 

life**"'-? f.-JmU**'' 

a, iw 

Spcolrw 

, 0, Rlrtnrd Gnrriwn, 

St. John'* Lutheran 

iM sp«k at Ihe final 

oral Lenten Scrv- 

E Wednesdi.v ill 12; M p. m. In 

taupH of the Firit Meth- 

1Ti

dot Householders and 

ropwttei •» 

rabble behind 

t vehicles. 

are a 

done 

^_^ ^ The 

rr __ done! '"Sogre* demands it. You 

*$*» aone'of the complaints phUdmphi- 

= . - " i " • • , • * ' , l ••• 

ive to Be uucfc. » it a neve* 

paean City, this star, has had more tJMp 

m shire- of «tre#f Wdtt It has been made 

necessary becatneof theqêd for new Mft^r 

City Hall has praWad contlwMors to £f t 

on with the job, and atftast make t^np 

street repairs by Juris V Beyond that 

is Bttle that ean bfrdofle 

-IT 'j-— *» P*****? 8 fa *ssen*W work. 

It torflo (to done sotSe tame. It ha* been a 

nuisance. Admittedly. Bdt it is a iusiance 

which can't be avoided. Not if the town is to 

have modern conveniences expect** m arty 

urban community. 

So — what do you do if you are a City 

official and you are criticised because of the 

condition of the 'street*. The best thing to 

do is to grin arid bear it. 

The alternative to progress is stagnation. 

Who wants Ocean City to stagnate? 

From W»« County Planning Board 

Board, 

, has 

an important study of the re- 

4 (he County. It should receive 

"i it fteMbJy «Ml get in mn- 

.jOHunaiy of its 25-page re- 

_ f a resort industry 

'of overwhelming proportions. 

WH brighter/ if certain 

ean be overcome. To 

posttm dividends in the 

; improve our resort economy 

Tfrl amtowndings, deia 

year-anmnd retrea- 

Eg all development to 

mt ramtt eariromnent. The 

: If diacovering and 


. before the Commission 

lat t 1MB 

cttr a tiwpaigii pronto; was 

a***. 

"to overcome the 

meaning the 

tbja i»fer from 

D* Planrttag 

1 fee the scene of 

I'fogaa medfta- 

afcrrttajt at HfcU p.m. 

RbWimtp% familiar 

iltjioa Che church's 

be no spoken word 

There will 

"set vices" tills 

attendance, by 

hymns played 

are troty every- 

«re ttie Gospel hymns — "Old 

"Jesus, Lover of My Soul." 

i*ay lie selected from the 

And the next may be the 

Ctaaity Jury, after 

fudge 

hv 

JkatbocUj'* recently 

Whmn . 

Board is talking about when it talks about 

"promoting a year-round recreaUon package," 

Ocean City has the shortest season Of all 

major South Jersey resorts due to our willingness 

to sacrifice some financial gain to maintain 

the principle of closed Sundays. If Wildwood's 

pmk season continues for 10 weeks, or 

70 days, a great many of our local enterprises, 

because they are closed on Sundays, have a 

season of only 633 days. 

What a tremendous financial boom it 

would be to tie community economy if our 

period of good business could be extended by 

a month or two. Wouldn't it be wonderful 

if more of Ocean City'i visitors came in early 

May and lingered through late November? 

No northern seashore resort can find a formula 

which will make its economy boom 12 

months a year but there must be ways to 

attract more visitors during the so-called offseason, 

Atlantic City, by attracting off-season 

convention business, has added many profitable 

weeks to its year. This city should explore 

emy possible means of accomplishing 

Capitol Hill 

WASHINGTON, D, C. — He current 

Congress has given President 

Johnson this year virtually every, 

thing he's ashed so far in the way 

of legislation and there seems every 

evidence that Send wIU continue 

throughout the rest of the year. 

It has been less cooperative with 

sane of the Administration's agencies, 

however — mart notably the 

Defense Department and the Veterans 

AftBtataration — when they 

to cany out the President's 

Something similar. ' Now it f Oiolr 

FeUowship prajer group meea 

ndtf (Palm SMriay)— 

throughout tte day. 

9:30 a, m.-Omrch School. 

tl a, m,—The Ssvlce, AMhan, 7:30 p. m—Holy Tnuneday Coin. 

"Draw NtA/m to Jerusali-m" hy WU. munion Service, anonjary. 

Uam». Sonlor Chrfr, "The Pali FfcUr 

by Faure, Junior Choir 

1 p. in. to 2:30 p. m.-Good Friday 

4 p. m.-Q)nca1 at Sacred Scn.'ice, Sanctuary. 

nraented ^r the choir, 

7 p. m,—Junior Young People and 

7:30 p. m.-PaMm'm Oass. Junior Onir, Sunday School Build- 

i jf 

ing. 

4 p. m,—Senior ConfirmaUon OaB, T p p. m,-Junior IB^ ^ Young g ppe people 

5 p. m_—Drijorah Orde meeting and d JJandbell Jd Cboir. Lows Auditor. Adi 

In the home of Mrs. Edna Kreitler, ium. 

101 Wesley rd, 

• • * 

TitHday— 

CHURCH OP CHRIST 

3:15 p, in, — Junior Omfirmation 

Class. 

•» anrit lli-T-ir mm 

Thundty— 

$ p, m,—The St-rv-Ia- ot Holy Com. 

munion. 

W:15 a, m.-BiWe Study. 

* • • 

11 a. m.—Worship Servic*. 

PIRIT CHUKCH OP 

i:30 p. m.Êvenine Worship, 

CHRItT KIINTItT 

I p. m.êroM of Truth, radio 

M m, MKI I MbMT a*. 

prograni on station WLDB. 1490 ka, 

Sunday Servlc* - II am 

Sunday School — U a.m. OCEAM CITY BAPTItT 

ffli'Clflll! «. S Brfn 

The effect of our thinking on our ', BavM 

O.D., PaMr 

health will be examined In this R«. JAM 

Sundav's Bible Lesson to he read at 

aU rawlitian Sdence churches, Ine ••». RmH 

subiect to "Are Sin, Disease, and MtoWw •» 

Death Real?" 

The Responsive Reading for the' 

SriUS"? Seai^S^S W f- T 7:30 p. m.—Midweek Sendee of 

prayer, praise and Bible meditation 

conduetod by. Pastor Wright. 

B p. in.—Chorus rehenrsa], David 

B. Younjt, director. 

r 

10:30 a, m. - 3 p. m.^-White Cross 

lfldjes meet downstairs. 

7 p, m,—Gospel Service at OOdren's 

Seashore Hone conducted by 

Married Couples flas, 

M ¥M 

- l « the dW^ 

a new earth: and the former shaU »:» *• m.-Suiiday School wrth denot 

be remembered, nor cow into. Parunents tar every member of the 

1 

tamily. Sari Stoilzfuj, general sup- 

r 

7 a. m. 

7 tD 7:30 p. 

4:30 to 5:30 and 7:30 to 8:30 p. DLf^nfrnnlnHi 

mtmf mmt Haly Day*— 

• and 10:30 UL, and «:J0 pjn.- | 

Flnl FrW»y— 

7 a. m.-Ma 

mint before, 7:30 to 8:30 p. m. 

C * • 

MJR LADY Of fJOOD COUNtCL 

«M «. aad A*»wy *r. 

Noon - 3 p. m,—Three {bur Sacred 

Service conducted by Pastor Wright 

wtui ana panto giving "Toe Sevan 

Last Words From The Cross." 

THE BIBLE 

rr. JAMU 

M*. ari HNH av. 

SPEAKS 

U a, m, M< n JAJK 

TO YOU 

S p. m,—Sunday School. 

•VMT tUNPAV 

1:30 p, ra—Evening WonUp •M imi, urn*, i 

S p. m.—Prayer 

MACBDONIA MRTHODIIT PROGRAM SUN. (Apt-. 11} 

IM m. Mi tlirinia aw. I "You Don't Hw* To Stay 

Mr, 

I The Way You Anf 

9:30 a, m.-amitay SdbooL 

U a, nv—Morning Warship 

8:30 p. m.—Evwiinir Survki! 

s * • 

MILOH lAFnST 

m m, mmt BMPIM a*. 

(lav. O. W aMd 

10 a. m.^=Sisiday lehooL 

11 a. m,—M«BBK Worahip. 

TAIIRNACLE BAPTIST 

M •». NlM av. 

R«». Z. L. BynJ, PaMr 

T«iay (Tinnlay)- 

• p. m.—Senior a«Ir rehcarsaL 

Sataniay- 

4:30 p. m.—Intermediate Qioir rehearsal 

10 a. 

11:15 B. m—Morning Worship 

3:30 p. m.—The pastor and church 

members will present services at the 

New Hope Baptist Church in CedarvDle, 

Tmtaay— 

7:30 p. m,—Fmyet meeting- 

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HEARING AIDS 

BATTtWES. COWS 

ami ACCESSORIES 

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OPTICAL CO. 

OCEAN 

Oldest Drtabttihed Optician 

159-8th St. Dial 399-4000 t 

FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 

1HE UNrraD PRESBYTERIAN, USA. 

7TH AND WESLEY AVENUE 

Rav. Wm, RadclitT* All.n, Th M , Paator 

YOU 

•M cordUlly invltad to atttnd Hw wrvi of 

SACRED MUSIC 

•nHttod 

"OLIVET TO CALVARY" 

by the Pint PrMbytartan Choir 

PALM SUNDAY EVENING 

April 11, 7:30 O'clock 

Marion f rout Murphy, Dlractor of Muile 

Owondolyii H«Sr»rth#y, Organist 

THI 

Godfrey-Smith Funeral Horn* 

, HERBERT L. GODFREY, Mar. 

Established IMt 

•09 Central Av«niw 

Pledging for th» futuf, at In th* paif, thm 

Hntt mnJ mmt dignified fvnmral s«rvfc«. 

IN TIME OF TROUBLE WE ARE AS 

NEAR AS TOUR PHONI — DIAL. 99941077 

to Ocean Oty*s First Funeral Ptractor 

31:1-14 

ntUftumniaM 

8 a. 

4:X to B:SO and 1:30 •> k» | 

lip 

ta A 

aalBi 

ta*M, lOHk A* IIII iiiii| 111 .III )!• tl» f| 

the city tkat ins to crudry Him. 

Jam, uaM» Nqdm, «wr had need latsAoMc. i 

B«rf«l 

imnUmtf. HtapMtf 

m»jaty rf arnd Hunt, tat M vmUp and « N» SM at Orf. 

NapolMB houfht for Wnadf a, tnnAnt i»orj at •>• jriai * 

ouw mm-. Mood. 

Jins bautftt ftp All Mai MM) Ufc-«t ttt jifa. tt Bh O H 

Blood! 

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MaHkw 

15:31-44 Hdl'M J*:I7-JO IMaVM 

This SeriM ft Being Published Under thm Sponsorship of the Following, 

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IM Atlantic Aw, 399-1233 

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OCEAN OTY 

WATER SERVICE COMFANT 1 

210 TMHI Sfrwt Dial: 

OCEAN CITY HOMH 

SAVINGS A LOAN

, Illl llllswftiitf 

OPINING 

FRIDAY, 

APRIL 9* 

14TH STREET 

fairy Shop 

CROSS BUNS 

FRUIT STOLEN 

T to T:JO p. rik 

4 to 5:30 and T to *3p p. nv 

dtti«r awmtn 

* Mritsg Sbciery. 

7:15 a. m.-Hoty 

10:30 a. m.—Hoty Oooimunkm. 

8 p. m.—Evening Pno*r and IiM- 

SuuiTia (FrWay, MrsHay «t Us*) 

Naan-«h«ea DMMVUOMI Flood 

••••7 1^-^^ "•^••H— 

g>.m. BlnssingrfPahnaadHMy 

- - ^*"^ 

j a. m. — Ante-Cnmnmoion 

Court* School. 

U*. 

w PMBac Taiyert. A zippy ax mat thrive* on rep- __ 

dariMwiipipaftLftf iaqiw figeHtii end imi want teajlw-oas econ- ••> 

5HH)p V-8 too** The price? A trifle, as tigers go. Look Into it P 

»»i\-» 1 .- 

fMOrtOK COMPANY, INC 

115* AÛBY AVKrWE. OCEAN CITY 

1:15 a. m.—Ho««•«< 

visual effidenty standards. Dr. glne." The actions to accompany the tte daat who cmrritiuted to the 

Tracey, chairman of the project, said 

World War B project! The Vasal 

this figure ju not alatmnf because 

pp take advantage of such 

In our HUB X Reading Guild, Char AJdi room was matt attractive and 

lene Plageman lead* tte daw with infonaattve with swat, helmets. 

testing are, tor the most part, aua- 4 boota to her credit. Coming up 

piaous of their visual inability. towards tte top are Cecilia Berry. 

The airvry was conducted in cmv Kathk-cn Kyle and Donna Schunek. Ssttr Frances Edward, tte toads' 

Junction with the Uon Clubs' •Save It is through good reading that many of hMnqr, atonal slides of tte war. 

Your Vision Week." 

pathways to learning are opeoad. Spettol prayers were oBered far 

Encouragement is being gn-en to peace in tte United tarn, VMIWH 

those who need more motivation lor and in nil parts of tte world. 

Economics PrafMsor the desire to read. 

Falber Mark, tte aHistant MVer. 

• • * 

jfs^nV'iit of feg K^nTois is s^tsf Ois^ 

To B# Exchange OuMt 

THIRD GRADE 

Robert F. Severn], •War (praam Maori 

n on Thursday, and he w«s 

MSTIR 

Oaastant profeMor of economics at 

ansMd at tte autwua and aho tte 

Have you been attracted to the 

Rutgers Culkgc of South Jeraey, will 

topics danrafd by tte fmttl ki 

third grade lately? Could be you 

discuss Eeononiic Development. Be- 

their respecnve 

have something magnetic in your 

tatorehipB, and American Foreign pocket. The children are thoroughly He exunded 

policy with members of the Ex- enjoying tte mysteries of the magto 

an the mmiLeis of the 

change Oub of Ocean C5t>- on Mon net with Mrs, CrDonneB. during Ihcjr including Mrs. Marda. jetanM. 

day (April li) in the Plymouth Inn afternoon lessons They ate pNS^^ ^^jpi^^rfal ^^^^^B^^^ mMwfrn 

at 6:30 p. m. 

Joyed, under her guidance, 

Paul troonnd, naMtttnte teacher in 

A native of Chicago. Dr. ^versoo 

of pussy 

attended the Univenuty of New Bta- 

by gkniig smaO par. and ate. Dorothy sfcVeieh. docuMno 

ico and earned hi. US., l*A. andtides 

of oMon OBM sticks, The 

HtD. degrees at tte Umverary of suits N« quit? 

Illinois During this period, he 

lk, WWte, Blue and Red Patents 

served as a teaching assistant and SIXTH GHAOE 

assistant to the dean. CHUege at Oon> 

White Kid and White lizard 

merce, and-a graduate (eUo»- 

A resident of 202 Crest..! av , The /our qpper grades enjojwd a 

' MIKitirnONS AeeuMTKLY FILLID 

Hiiddonfleld, th« economist analysed •cjenee Urn, 'ine Unetpaaed Get. 

tlie mortgage iadebMdMB contracted i doss, J^nea ious / the Tetepoone 

P*r*onn«l To Iniura Propar Pitting 

by a group ol Illinois residents m I W- The children learned much 

Champaign County last summer with about the weatter from this film, and 

the uid oi a ©,000 grant from the many questions will come up about 

Rutgers Urtverrtty 

it in future science mi^rii^p. 

Dr. Seven is appearing under Cteuiine â^Bge detnastrated isx 

the auspices of the Rutgers Uni- us this week with an originBl experi- 

ten's FAMILY SHOE versity vereity Speaker* Bureau, which whjeh lists 

ment, the rotation of the oarth around 

more than #30 taculty and safl mem- tte sun. Morgan Mason shfnved 

bers *to may be caUcd on thfoueh motor made from coite et uaubted 

STORE 

the Bureau to discoffl over 3,ti00 submim 

and a te« tube. It nernj 

Jgctt- 

good and it worte, Herbert Payne 

brought a parachute and explained 

Dial 399-3373 

d and evil do not betall men tte pat*inE of it eorreetjy, and ahn 

OPEN FRIDAYS UNTIL 9 P. M. 

without reason. Heaven sends them 

how to pull the tip sard. It was 

happiness or miiay according to 

very interesting 

tteir cooauet,—OMtfuctus, 

Special mention mart be made here 

of several peppy sixth grates. Kathleen 

Mielke. Qda Mclaughlin. Oaudate 

BaUard and Edward Getty, 

whose chaHjei are always •»!! token 

cure of, and who nm generous in 

their efforts to help others. 

Ck>Md Iwt«r Manrfay, April IWi 

Cross a Wildcat engine 

with a Buick Special, 

and what do you get? 

Acarwith9lives 

and m very businesslike purr. 

*. 

BROTHERS 

SEVENTH (MM» 

Congratolations are in ordc-r this 

wek tor some membeis of the tevmth 

male. These are the newftf 

elected Bwmhers rf the Ovies Quo. 

President WiUism Nlddcs, Vkem President 

Patricia AsphwkU, Recording 

Secretary Nancy Hottman, Orresponding 

Secretory Althea 

TERMITES? 

•Tfc Inspection 

NoObftgafion 

RATNER 

PEST 

CONTROL 

- Established 1910- 

399-1200 

MfeMBBR MATWNAt 

* t«W .JMlttY PEST 

CONTROL A*»OCIAtlON 

Summer Courje 

Mxwetssi

THURS 

THE OCIAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDG1R 

Health Class 

Tours Hospital 

All Bophoewre gtria win late 

Health wen recently given another 

Stott 

added respaosibUuy, which wu to 

write a term paper on some topic of 

[JANE ALUM wfJUDY JENKINS 

health. 

; 

6 W CINDY WHDN 

Tta Health teacher. Mm ReleMy, 

told them they could supplement their 

i BMgr. OOMBC JENKINS 

term paper in different ways, such 

as a Held trip, a play, or charts. 

BHHTIIIinMUXER 

One amUtkn* sophomore, JoAnnc 

Stay, decided that a field trip to 

Shore Memorial Hospital would bat 

tk,r • 

help her illustrate her tram paper 

which wan "Respiratory Diseases." 

To be able to cany out her idea, 

she Bret had to receive permission 

from the Maid of Education and 

hen from the main office. The set 

date was March 25 and 35 sophomore 

girls from the red and while gym 

rams planned, to go* 

Upon arriving, the jM» split into 

tno Kiwips and nxtii guided through 

flic hospital by Mrs, John Edward! 

and one of the head nurara. They 

««na showTi the arnerBemy wart and 

What is thu ... basketball or football??? 

he 5ped,-il cqulpinent used thcn> the 

the kmknhip at the 

eefcatric!! ward, babies that »\ro 

t Ma. FMfths. The 

tt barn, and ite operatini; room. 

The girts took the opportunily to 

Mr. Subotich On Visit ask questions and to kura more 

about JoArm's topic and the hospital 

han they would by observing conns 

w plays. 

To Air Force Academy 

Bria« •«•*>. 

Mr. Mkharf M. Subouch, principal to the hospital which could be taken 

of OCHS. attends a general orienta- completely underground in the evunt 

of a nuclear a!ta< 

§• 30 other prominent New jersey The Academy ittelf Js situated on 

high school educator and guidance U.OJ0 acri-s at the foot ot the Rocky 

counselors at the V. $, AST Force Mountains in view of Kiss's Peak. 

Academy at Colorado Springs. Cbl> Anothor interesting thine about Mr 

Merry-Go-Round ado. on Thursday, Friday and Sat SubBUeh's trip is that while it took 

Urday, Mud! 25 through «. mvm hours to By to Peterson Field, 

, No 

All ol those attending were gtreo Colorado, from Newark airport it 

As* JOB 

complete packets of programs. This took only fire hours to come back 

. . U "P" tor INst- program included briefings on enby, 

the same route because of the 

is not quite are. Mrs. trance requirements, the cadet eoun. prevailing winds. 

seUng program, the academic cur- Mr- Subotich said that from the 

riculum, intercoUegiale athletics- and cadets he saw and talked to, he got 

Bkm. geography text! , , , Qeven- milaary and leadship training at the the impression that the Air Force 

«td scrambled egg* in Academy, along wifh a complete tour Academy has some of the fines bays 

. . . Suzie. not Susan, right. of facilities. Among the facilities in the country. 

. . . Judy, where is Denmark' which were sees were classes, the Mr. Subotich found the trip tetef. 

Orol . . June . . . twinkling library, gym, stadium, admlnistrsi csting and thrilling and would like 

. . tmnty one is the number! tive buildings, dormitories, training , to go back. Me would reeonunaid a 

. Barti, can't you get i«ir factor and athletic fields. 

j vWt to the Air Force Academy as 

. . . "Silbouettea on theOf 

the various architectural strue- i worthwhile to anyone who might hav 

B 

cue wearing a yeltow apron turea, Mr. Subotich found the Ompel the opportunity to do so and said that 

they were baking a to be most inspiring. Panels of cut the Academy welcomes visilors. 

*! . . . Larain's jeataus; her cat tint the light within in various 

: a girl Jriend . . But Mrs. T.. Everything inside the Chapel 

prom is even weeks away, don't orris out the Air Force motif. An- 

i think the Dowers wiU nave wilted otar wiique building, which be saw 

then? . . . Huny. boys!, put her 

rimn«_ |t may he your only 

awe . . .Why do tiny always kill Townspeople Invited 

people aToacn. Mr. BomerT 

_ Tim ... To Spanish Fiesta 

test, what eke fe newf gpmi»it Club of Ocean Qtf 

ehool is going to hilvc a "fiesta. 

Ws affair will be held in the Ocean 

Oty Youth Cnter from U ockxk to 

nsw coMttryt country Of aJgebrmf rfdoek on April 10. This affair, 

•Visit 

wUeh is a new and worthwhile form 

THEBRASaUNG. of entertainment, will be free of cost 

to those who attend. 

The fiesta will give a represarifo. 

an of life in Spanish speaking eaalr 

tff W SERVICE 

tries, FUms of ths dUferetit n- 

Mm vm be shown and refreshments 

native to these countries, will H 

FOR HOMEOWNERS!!! served, dab members wfll dance 

and sag in costumes represaitsln e 

of the Soaniah speaking eour,a1e*. 

Eiy^quick, easy selection 

There wUl also be uispLiys of oils 

if dKtifative waB paneling fmm our The chairaien of the different coin, 

mittees are Barbara Jane AEen. 

Special WELDWOOD' Display food; Pat Rahn. publicity; Katty 

Krananata-, dancing; »kry CarnOtm* 

?angsflgt Hfld BiHli HUbglf, p*&jests. 

All -Spanish dub members m dtl. 

gently working and are hopur; lcr 

a big success. This Fiesta wiU N 

tun and interesting for both chilrli en 

and adults. 

Soys Begin Spring 

Intramural Schedule 

Since the weather has become 

warmer and Spring has arrived, tie 

boy* in grades T to 12 now wm a 

firm! chance to better their league 

•r^ 

Seteef «§w beauty for your home... 

Provide better living for your family 

with WELDWOCD wall paneling 

OUR SALES REPRESENTATIVE WILL CALL 

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ABSOLUTELY NO OBLIGATION 

J. P. COLLINS 

SOUTH SEAVIUf, NEW JfltSfy 

DfAl 263-4341 

Maiw-Sirviag the Area for 75 Years . IMS 

t i? t Did You If now? 

i jpoo mm hsm • &v 

M muring to-yard relay, the high Jump, 

broad jimp and tbe e^^^pound tfiot^ 

put. 

Plumbing I Heating 

After an of these games have been 

completed. Coach Carey and Coach Dial 399-3085 

Hsweu wUl total the paints scored by 

cad lean and come up with a winher 

in the junior League (7** 2152 Asbury Avenue 

gradesi. and the tenor League (10- 

1142 grades). Besides a team award, 

there will also be many individual 

awards for Ugh scoring in the different 

game* during the year. MILTON P. DAIUY 

OIL • OAS 

RAYMcCffiESH 

KIMMR Cabin«M 

MASONRY CONTRACTOR 

and Appliance 

FOR BRICK or BLOCK 

7MWMTAVB. MAI.lM.im 

Fireplaces, Chimneys DIAL MMiM ar M-1M 

oiid Flagstone 

CALL 399-2581 

Chris Jacoby 

PLASTERING 

BRICK 

iin 

1 lm 16 ban ptento. If you 

ew, looking ttr adnon in MMI art 

mom e»f five *ata «W COB 

thm Ha fun! Doyourê El«ctri< 

TMl OtlAN CITY SCNTINIULKWIR 

gaze out olKMnUBt Well, to4e are 

W ntDdow pan« » «B» out A » 

mm m you nmy elane© out of any 

s Visit Temple Elementary School Newt 

at the 90 «1ndow nams, Room 219 

PLAIT 

tflso Men 90 window pans, Only 

To nmtmm 

one pioU«n-Uie shad may be IA Speech Festival 

puUed, 

III 

NQW 

Who (laid Echool Isn't interetUng? 

lma bsW PBW» that an. was grow- 

INSUR 

ing. Wmm ebrsou bnMtW as . 

A man la as good as he has to be. 

tor 

potato Mai MMlssW hw a 

Ii«»si fOtMy «nfl *»SW YRaflsB SI asjSssS lfsMfly 

The eBimtRrium In room SO now AGENCY 

CIOBM |xf IfMf pubpc mn 

book* on tbBllbnuy «*ble at • day. TbsM b»k* wlD b* 

ill AMUftY AVINUI 

atWrjr eHHNn Mve been able to home fa tmt and can be used for 

CM.I 399-1751 

as4 an enttiw bobk to the group. ra pracoce. Ite children also 

PAINTIN© and 

dioioA tt> also raad'a Mwminite fMdtan who have read a book to enjoy making aentencs, m evaf 

naw* ea«t MMM fcy «• cssmêst dl- the s*WP mdurJe L»i Patterson, Monday, steer seven wArda urn pot 

PAPERHANGING 

PKOAfi 

rsesor «< tsmela tAJMnliy. Ruth Ann Vandmpbol, Rot Burman. on the board. On Friday the «ntei> 

— IT — 

1W a|sb nsd an omorfawMy to Brent Hop*, Bobby BfcCrelght, Lyme ce* ira cotttatad and read ami m*- 

< fa**** » U»« mtewftost. radio Mngnaa, Kttnbrth OMTIOE, LMU cu»*d by tbe eUw, 

RAY 

mwMWM^PIinii aiif ndp> toivs itcnw Bosbyabeil, Armrtte LombanM, Am B w our turn to decorate tbe baB 

prvpavad «y a Itempie IMvtraity JgUsoa. Julia LaRow, James Aab, buUeun board last week, so a dis- 

• All Itoril IMwad 

• FM KIIIMMM 

criraana n4h» stattuki. He Ruth Garrison, and Nancy Richards. play entitled "first Grade Garden- 

YtARS OP SATISFIED 

oojnaaalsd *»• Be* Huber. 

When a eMld can ml a book weU. en" was arranged. A •tory was 

CtMTOMIlt! 

PoKcy fiMdsij «M dhWnattc mad- they get a strip ol papar to put inaxnjnaed 

using the children-* Ideas 

EACH WINDOW 

DIAL 399-4599 

• Swan was select fasl •«"«• oOncd the sMOtnts a thMr folder wHh the bank's name on and the parts of a flower were iUu*- 

FAS* DfcUVERV 

dor ftotarian lor 

rad it>iitiMMIIiM»iiiMii 

In mathemsiles, the ta is working 

with toe volume of different fig- ROBERT A. CULL 

in the mecnanics of poetry are being Registered Builder 

studied in Language. 

Matey and Wa elaas studying tht 

CUSTOM BUILT MOAtffS 

eaanrion of tbe United States to the 

weM la me late raneteentti century. 933 

They are beginning the unit OB 

hea* in science. 

STAHLER'S 

RnisTHn BUILDERS 

Res^ 3313 West km 

"W* tf»«CillLlZl IN MODMlNnMlsl HSMU" 

•f LIN0M NOMRIt 

tats a week. AU 

papers will atay up aa long as the- Tte record world received a shock 

gadrs don't go dtrWn. 

recentlr with tbe news of Nat King 

GER LUMBER 

In art, they have been talking CW- I * 

bow to viait a museum and to His new «bant (rafaased just prior 

J^W/WNOM COMBINAtlON gfjBM 

recognke the famous painting*. In Mass dntlA k) MJ-V-E and consists 

AND SCREEN 

the paat, they have studied many at a. eoUaotka at Mngs that all have 

«aB^' 

artists su ss Hembrsndt and Vansomething 

to my dbout the theme of 

Gogh. 

the IP. . . Jfmdutod and conducted 

> UNMMr, Ffwgaton., LMtf> CMMnt A MaMar 

The pupUi hive also been itudyln0 by 'Ralph Carmichael, the »ong» 

fraction* in remainders in Arithme- tram LO-V.E (which Nat oritic. 

They are now In 4ne "seven gbiBUy recorded in six languages). 

ttmes taWa. and wUl aoon be InMm 

anjb Ihenr's love to Three 

tWi STREET and SIMPfOM AVtMJl 

the

me-, i> 

#f 

S- Atank 

Watches 

Clocks 

Rings 

Jewelry 

PM 49*9171 

fin 

Dr. Charles W. Ricker 

Raw." ' 

i Art 

lit Gymkhana 

>bnderosa Riders 

Ok* 

£»__*> at Mn 

MtJK'i 

>,*»** 

«M Uieky 

^•~'lf — ^ "• __^-"-"- _-__ -__i n—HJ i-^f • • • 

Pat JrtcGBm on Red Ant, ttarry 

H_m_d».ix> Nd___ HookSe, Jamie 

Nicola «u NoUe» Coooo. 

•bfo 12 yew «n_ under: Holly 

Xi Mb UM Gte M 

walk-ox* CUUK 

Debbie Neal on Chug., lug. Diane 

WhUe vo Candy. Terry Hatnada on 

MM*. OV>e McOUnn on Red Ant 

Sack OOF. Sawn Guntter. 

1W1 hoDK. 13 yesr« and over: 

Italy WlWe on Lacky LetmcnBiB, 

John Yean* on Specie, Dnm Webb 

QiplaJn, Terry Bunoda on 

Bookie. Trail horse. 12 years and 

- Diana White en Candy. Hobut 

Young on Gotnarjche. Gail Mc- 

H Red Ant. Oarfes Foglio 

Pole bqmfttt. U yean end 

Webb on Captain. Buster 

AmoU on NOMB. Ftebql. Terry 

an Lucky LejKtchaun. Jamie 

Nichols __ Cocn. Rote bending. 12 

and antler: Diane White on 

 

SMrtey Krukelbarfi, fored by the organizations of the 

Neal and partner, Hobart Trinior Methodist Church last week, 

_ and Jimmy DuU, 

A BSD profit was realized by the 

i torn to New Ride a bode 13 and ovep; Irene sueeBgful aHair. This money has 

ifaMe on Tmcy, Jamie Nichols on been turned over to the Sunday 

Cocoa, Tarty WUMe on Lucky L*p- School Building Fund. 

Jdhn Young on Speck. Ride 

Chairman far the dinner was Mrs. 

buck. 12 yean and under; Bonnie 

Walter Peterson, Other committee 

•rip WooDcy on Sparky, Hobart Young 

heads were SOii Sue Johnson and 

on romanrtie, Charlene Noble on 

Mrs. Wllkird MUthews. HekeU; Paul 

Ctf Ha- Cttcoa. Scott Nutate on Fancy. Berger, publicity; John AUen, tables; 

A riding show will be held at theMrs. 

George Bailey, table supplies 

Stables on April 3 at and decorations; Mrs. Gam Broadlcy 

and Mrs. Peteison, Idtehai; Mrs. 

•kfanu 

Harry Webb, waitresses; Mrs. Nell 

Dnaft always give your wile credit; Clarke, tak&out dinners; Wayne 

u httle cash, too. Burkeitt, clearnip. 

SAVE 

at JACK'S 

THRIFTWAY 

GAS STATION 

Hanmn Aw., Ocaon City, N, J. 

TOP QUALJTY GAS AT A 

LOW g* f% 9/10 

LOW 2K 

ft W GAL. 

STATE OIL 

* EXIDE BATTERIES * 

Marlmnm Fitzgerald 

Bridal Showmr Guest 

Miss MarleM Fitzgerald was guest 

of honor at a surprise bridal shower 

giwn rmsMy by Mr^ AHjirt Way, 

ST.. in Horsham. Pa. The aflair was 

a pantry sheU shower. 

Those attending were Mrs, Lillian 

Ftagerald, Mm. Marie Mclntyre and 

Mrs. Thornas Schoenwaid. all of this 

; Mrs. _#« Shuster, Mrs. Rich, 

art FohaB, Mrs. AMiert Way, Jr.. 

Mrs. Fred POleiB, all of Pi_l_j 

phia; and Mlfia ABB ThomrBon- of 

Hofsham. 

Saading gifts but unable to attimd 

Arnold on Rebel,* Terry w»e Mrs. James Cosies and Mrs. 

on Li**y Lciae___DB, Jamie Ktliel Schneirt&r, of Fluladelphia; 

Nfrnob on Cocoa. John Young 

Mrs, Jamei Humilton, of this city; 

Barrel race, 12 yenrs 

and A__L Agnes LoHborg and Mrs, 

Hobart Young on Cornaru 

JYanii Warhurtoji, both of rionda. 

on Fancy. Darlese Miss FtagSBld, daugliteT of Mr. 

Bette Jon and Mrs. Marlcy Filigcrnld, of S4S 

ftrlt pJ., wiU become Uje bride of 

sad over: TBomas MclnWre. son of Mr. a__l 

Jamie Nknob on Cocoa. John Young Mrs. Harry Melniyre, of 429 Wesley 

ran "^H*. Terry WOkie on Lucky av,, Saturday at 1 p. m. in St. 

• Leprecbaup. Busty Arnold on R**John's 

Lutheran Church, 

eL Flag race, 12 years and under: 

on Sparky. Charles 

Bette Jean Strain 

NEW YORK 

World's Fair 

BUS TRIPS 

Early Bird Special 

May 5th, 12th, 19th 

S 8.50 . Adlltt 

i« IncludM tran*Berta> 

tiori and admiuiMi,- 

Dfract to hir IntranM, 

MAKE YOUR 

RESERVATIONS NOW! 

lUS TOURS 

Join U. Indhriduolry 

or in a Group 

37th wHn Mw OtUm 

to Wlttiaimawrg, Vk. 

wHh Atiantic Co. 

HURST 

SOt Mh Str««t 

THI eefAN City StNTlHgL.j.t«IIK 

Mitt McNamara W*d* 

Jmfhmy Dmvid Nmill 

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M, McNa 

run, ol 916 Wesley av., have an 

nounced the marriage at their daugh 

ter. Kathleen Uoyd, to Jeffrey David 

Neill, son of Mr. and Mrs. David 

Nettl, of Orange, Conn. 

The informal, double ring ceremony 

took place January 30 in the 

Episcopal Church of Our Saviour, 

Baltimore, Md , with a four-member 

bridal party Following the c 

many a reception was given hi the 

home of Mr. and Mrs. Hairy Kydd 

Cotton. 

. The bride, a US graduate of Ocean 

Oly High School, was a Colony Club 

Scriolarthip recipient studying at 

Johns Hopkins Hospital School of 

Nursing. The bridegroom was grad 

uated teat year from, Colgate Uni 

versify vrftn a Pni Beta Kappa honor, 

ary degree. He also ^ SOU PINEA-fLE JUICE 

HORTOHl StLTZ. 

KVAfTCHEtSE 

•I 1 IKAL ALL NRKSE FLOUR ... • £, 

M ?^ §§• MMA AkmmaBiBS Fafl ^* 

T,.Apitr itULFwmamstm ^,-we 

- • J " * CAMPBELL? POBK t BEANS I*-»|B 

• iiiiMiiiif 

l^S 

IA«O£ FUMUOA VAUNCIA 

ORANGES 3.95* 

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ff .—.-- .-. .- - -^ 

SOMBIS PQiNT 

Ctosslfied Ads Bring You Qukt 

INCOME 

STOP IN or. .;^ 

JUST PHONE-A-LOAN 

GUARDIAN LO 

730 Asbuiy Av«, Onon City, 

Ltama N*. Ml Lou* mad* fey mail to all nurky 

FLOUNDER 

wiin ^^^ 

PallH CiUGHT *• |J Jft f\ 

CHIIAPUKl i*T DfiftU 

• Ueif HOI WITH 

Just Kilt ind Eat! 

•MAMB 

UUICMTIR BRAJ10 MMK«r 

VIAL STEAKS 

TURKEY HASH fit" If 

LANCASTER BBAND IU0IB POM, 

IUF or TUHKIr-WITH GRAVY 

a-«fniim!iip.,,%«i» 

•"rea mm*.,. 

UUXI 

I BREAD DOUGH .... W 4 T 

f flrtfiHi' 

SHOP. TNimt. Til* 

'•I. TILIO-lAT.tIL* 

UNCUTIR 1UNS TO MM . 

or 1UMP HUT | 

. 3 

. TNI* COUBSH WBBTH t •* 

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S m...... ..Hal It, (a_i 

dCMlaft Part W a 

RaAMF imm irtu fart j 

U, 1 til f 

y. APRIL 8, 

Coming Events in Upper Township 

I daring of veterans' hospi. 

I pven by Mrs. LilliMi Knecllt 

mbai of dark-EUason Unit 

I Legion Auxiliary meet- 

it, 4-H News 

INBUT DIN * 

f (Hlflfl PAlffllSOII 

(meetim we made letter hold, 

(paanbie oldJtime cranberry 

We also made woU plaques, 

* * e . 

I GROWERS 4-H CLUB 

KDafMti MarHn 

»r leader Joann Bauer 

| membors discussed havlab 

slip to obtain funds to 

I letters to carnp, BligiWHty 

!, MMties and how to fill 

> applirations were discus. 

J were given on individual 

i, tword books, identification 

I ud results of "tnJnina." 

JWaBon wai given on how 

J tUodnidron from runners. 

' I are planning a house-to. 

c _f to view and Judge the 

pjtafc el each member, 

sd tte girls will givo demon. 

• U the Oiunty Oontest on 

J (Artl 8). They are Joann 

ft£*m Jttrtin and Mary Ann 

ITHOOP27 

(to» Mh U* 

* tgo we made rabbits 

W box mid construction 

We finlabrt our booklets on 

* made a trial and the 

* W to try to follow it. Some 

• Mi Wd us storiCB and the 

•"t BMtictag to becoriie Oiri 

, M told us about the Girl 

i •«* .in Aaantio Oty and 

• B arttcles rile got from 

ff ««W» iMis at the show. 

FARMERS AND 

i 

Mshy 

JV *cu»sed buying *« 

•W Ungley demonstrated 

"•« to male fowl, 

* # 

11 "* Bashiun ahowed 

" 1 hand-printed scroll 

TPJso 1 of ihe boyb toim- 

> «n- den mother. Mra 

whlk Mrs. Law allowed 

nuke pnncatoM. Th«l 

MWe ate the pan- 

me k tor our 

n chle* 

«*» _F__ _q_^:?_ ^1 

MWII, RUT, PIIB1 A 

Morton's Fruit 

rum N 

RYE BREAD 

JEWISH 

H-AW on 

SEEDED 19* 

^ Hol Cross 

.f bruihM tjt}* PMth Pit 

Atf M»ffl,Y REDUCED nm OH FRESH MILK im^m ivlWl MIWM 

T a* * s*» •** 

Uth ST. X SIMPSON AVI. 

ALL PRiCBt EPPICnVI THROUGH lATURDAr, APRIL 1M, IN OMAN CITY ANO VH3NITV 

AAP'S SEASHORE PRICES ARE THI SAME AS THOSE IN PHILAMLPHIA 

S -Je- 

-t..f* 

l---i 

•f 'J

3*: 

r £k 

*«ipwrtn 

WITH PAINT 

GoqA and tad«te»4M£ nmam very 

iQjMfy transferred to ffmt w ***** —- 

R. W. - 

INTfcftlOR * EXTERIOR 

. BRECKLEY 

PAINTING CONTRACTOR — 

#1*1 399-5354 or 399-4233 

• FK£E ESTIMATES • 

nctoi OOOOOOOOOOOOOOC 300000000000000 

THE CONNOISSEUR SHOPS 

1112-1122 ON THE BOARDWALK 

in aria BtowM dround - 

$f* «ur bMiwfitvl Mfodion of 

ARTIHCIAL FLOWER 

OPEN 1 to 5 BAttY — SATURDAY 10 AM to 5 P.M. 

Plenty of FFM Parking at tha Rw of Ovr Store 

HOP IN and SAVE on 

SPECIAL EASTER GIFTS! 

Jewelry I Costume Jewelry 

A Large Selection of 

NEW SPRING HANDBAGS 

BLOOMING 

PUNTS 

Azohmt • Tulips 

Mum* - Hyacinths 

Hydrangeas - Gardenias 

Daffodil* - Liliot 

FROM .00 

COME EARLY FOR 

THE BEST SELECTION 

ORCHIDS - GARttMAS 

SlNTIMtL-LlDOlR 

NOTICE TO 

OCEAN CITY RESIDENTS 

LEGALLY QUALIFIED CITIZENS 

MAY REGISTER NOW TO VOTE 

PRIMARY ELECTION, 

JUNE 1, 1965 

ThoM becoming 21 yan of ofa prior to June 

1«t, 1965, may r«gitMr now and vote en 

Primary Section Day, 

Women whote names hav* been changed by 

marriage mutt w-reSJ.ter under riieir 

present name. 

ThM* who have changed ffwfr re«icJence mutt 

tran.fer fo new OMTMS, 

RE«STa OR CHAM6£ ADWttSS ON OR 

WOK 4:J0 P.M. APRIL flS 

wTwwraai 

MONDAY THRU FRIDAY - 9 A. M. to 4:30 P. M. 

mm WOAY iVBaiNo, APRIL m, 

t ¥,th, to 9 P.M. 

NICKERSON, City C/erfc 

Area High School Students 

Visit Stockholders Meeting 

Another measure I tatroduaa, H.R, 

BW, would amend the Intemai Revo, 

the indhidual ineam tax tor eern 

•mounta paid a. espem 

w eoueaUoo. Unda' terms of 

my hlU. a total t« credit of ^^ 

wouU fce ajiowed on I1.SW spent for 

higher education, ton, ^^ n ^ 

ftg people are attending colleges 

Mi mivwsitie*jtodnj, and th W 

of tfcti edueatten ta fcHomli* more 

more tynkaBuma to their 

W, ThU measure would saw the 

Hf lillklin 

M?~" 

Hear 

ID21BEBEB-S 

ANSLESEA 1HN 

Otu^fAmtricm'tMtttExamgl 

whb ExttptionalFadlitml 

, A _ 

THREC 

Loins 

irb Summer Residence or 

Year 'Round Shore Home! 

131 Pinnacle Road (At Holly TPM Road) 

In th* DMirabl* Ocaan City G*rd«n* SMHM 

hm Blocht h> HM BMCH — OCEAN CITY, N. J, 

ABSOLUTE 

AUCTION 

wtwP, •IMWWH I UmH w Bmrin 

"M homo Is sat on a bemutlful 124xll3 - lot-one ol O» 

Ooaan City—with flagstone walk, evergreen plantings and 

• «wn with automatic sprinkler system 

'roKt porch with black wrought Iron rolling . . . great spot 

» eooUng ocean breezes. Spadous Living Room with husa 

" **ooWng the grounds, pine paneled walls, acoustic tile 

I*U me floor and one hose atone wall with a log burning 

5V.- . a superb room OO the Living Room is the modem 

w . . . very specious. White metal cabinets and storage 

formMa pountertops, double drain sink with n!jfflg»li 

. range with double oven, exhaust fan and an p-saaBM 

a breakout bar. Large windows fill this kitchen with 

1 

loor. JUM off the Kitchen i> a room ideal tor Dining 

It Bedroom. Has acoustic tile celling, tile floor, doaet 

I Ceramic tile bath with stall shower. 

—; each with loot of closet spare, and JcomUc Hie 

! «!• batha (ona with stall nhower). HallMy haja 

to 2nd floor stbrair. area ... lots o| room tor 

mq space. Dekfa ITot Water Meat. 

I «hc house la a 2 Utge oar oatage with a drlvewayto 

ITMs modem garage has 3 overhead doorn concrete 

[Mtnage modem •paoo, full garaue ifith. has a ptmiter room, ani a utility 

• TOmtvA too, awfull 

bath, a powder room, and a 

awlrway leads to the smart nundeck abom 

\ apotl 

: SUNDAY, APRIL 11 from : iP.M. 

. FIRB MALL. Rf. 9, W. OcMn City 

•ATURDAY, APklL 1^ at 1 P. M. 

«t 

TO! OCEAN CITT 

Coming Bvents In Somers Point - Linwood 

MIX 

ZACH 

CIENKOWSKI 

PKoo» 927-645* 

Buy and Sell 

With 

CLASSIFIED 

AOS 

YEAR 'ROUND SEASHOM RANCHER 

AMWM McnoN 

Mi 

tWNKK OCRAN 

, OCKAN arr, N. 

ABSOLUTE AUCTION 

SUNDAY, APtUL U Item 1 

C4TY 

Obituaries of the WetWc 

Reports 

•nut (nMftiar)- 

Ontral UtttsdMt Church Uight. . 

other 

7 p. m., to tte New Jersey av, fire- 

: CONVENTIONAL Someni PolM school annual Under, to 10 p. in., at the Ocean CMy SMt- 

Cetestino Perez T. Witter Wi*is«i 

hl«h school 

MtMsg at Stockholder! (rf tN At- meeting of' 

gorten round-up, 1, to 4 p. m, tng Rink, sponsond by Junior High 

and S attff I _ lantic Oty Electric Oomjmny next 

Lodge No. m] r CONSTRUCTION 

* * * 

MfT. 

nteM IM T. Waiter WlDdmou, Of 230 

In the ' 

tern eJgtt tbutteni IWf 3m-yd 

NAFBC Women's dub Umdtssn 

Four I M H QBrden Gab haU y^terday aflexmon lar CriM- av., dtad WedDMday. lm.mwi*. «n 

„, counties wffl lee tal Jana tea L. r*ng *Mr chiW-but 

Lik. 

pom-World War n "O.L KU," many 

of the people now deeply Involved k 

* SM Foods 

a-ssffca: MUBal normal feaUng. 

Parents can seek comfort, too, to 

our scientific establishment would 

BoitQwn.r. Jn.urlinc.. knowing that over the V» uw 

• Italian 

never have had tite opportunity or 

Malt n£!fmtSSiffi have ^m their, child the fcelml of 

the fund* to obtain coUege nd ad- 

family bekwEingnew-and they can 

vanced degreai, B is in Amrtca's 

ENJOY DINING IN SOUTH 

now conUmie the goad work by un- 

best Intent to extend this program 

derstanding this new need tor priv- 

to include veterans of Korean and 

MOSt BEAUTIFUL DINING 

imm^n acy and by knowing tt will nut attect 

OoU War ierviee, and w District 

the jwungsters' *epae»ted feriing 

has many young people in these cate- 

* The HARLEQUIN ROOM * Tn» 

for tamily. 

gories. 

w> Mn. ftfi I. Urt|^ 

- 

wa««naftv« 

4 * 

phia 41 yew» a«o. 

bar of the Elnt l 

and Lodge in r. 

«t daughter. Mm. UoOe £• 

MuUen. of DisatMhtmnB, F*.; two 

gnandoWdran and two great »•'" 

children. 

Jtaaaric atovloea -went Ma SunaV 

evening fa the Godfrey-A*** ««*«•» 

mtm 

wak 

SAVE '1006 

ItVJwtt I 

ouHitelr, BOOM dbhO»**t 

MlHD nut "Chat** B.V.1 

If with jtm eraott onl 

or ch>r(*-pUte. Baca * 111 ATLAHTK AVK. 

mor* thsn a ibllllitn A 

icuis los* tb*ir crsAt 

cuds. Tea can now ut 

Credit Csrd Fon«T Co+at 

Utti* Atn coat 

e i y 

MSBMMtiE 

Tbett at trimhVi M 

BRL WOODS 

* wooos 

•ML KtTAt« 

226 W««» Av*. 

Dial 

'*'' 

right over humps 

i...,,l, **^ kL 1... 1,,.i|.. ,,,.1Mti M * ^ 1 ' iii Jim ** ** .fcikt *•. 

owl UML n'ainooipis reugn IWHQ% fHsmsv* wcx? onww- 

m tint dMMM WHB piduv utitoit 10tik 

FALMER CHEVROLET & OLD 

im AS8URV AVt OC«AN CfTY> N, *S

u 

Cape My CrjoMy 

AhWiÔrxmCSty 

S. Vmhsnoa 0111- 

*, Springrf. 

Lamanimari*-. 4. New Jersey Na^ 

' G Obu 0: Baner'a Efeso, 3, 

i* 1; WalswItorteiBre. 3, 

VFW. 1: JJWMTS 3*»- awe, 3, Som 

en P**»t KntMES, 1: Q«nl *« 

arras. 3, Doetors, 1, 

Kgh taJh-iAa) ernes, Marty Ltt- 

wk. OT ineer twoni). High tar*. 

vital Sim*-. Marty Unak. m 

S Unw ai; Bomr, 

3M. WaUncr, lS-ltl; CtMral. 1,MO. 

VFW. 14J*; Gas Co.. 11-17; Kmis, 

HIT; Doctors, U-1T- Heads, M3; 

Manili-ni. SOL 

4. NkainL 0: 

3, Orioles, 1: Lsrta, 3, 

li WoodpeAas. 3. Bofc. 

1- Otrts. X CuTfinah, 1: Hurts, 

JVs. Eagles, Dme, 2, 

OatO Ftad "BMe 

Raiders »-i» Mid M -SHwuud 

to lain* en tte Warrior* of Mt 

«oN Hit* Sdnal h a eg**. 

AOanUe Uiit* punf. Thf gang 

time is Utted at I p. m. 

The R»J*T5 nn aAriykd to 

« ibHMri 

Sdnal inlimmd tat FVi- 

ds>-. tat the ewne mo nlled 

hmsr o* the tel in^her. The 

cWM IME teen rvschtdoled tor 

Rob- 

Oemn CSly Bspiisi A, 4 Qtrin 

BiiptiSt, 0- Owen Oty Baptta C, 3. 

Mamlar«J Baptia. 1; Onan Qiy Bap- 

B, 3, SMHrtew toplM A, 1; fti- 

rniB Baptftet. Jlwtof Baptist B, 

Pfcasmtvilte Baj*ist. % liimwd 

unurtly A. 3; VatBOT Prpsbv'tpri- 

an, 3, Umnad Oomnuuuty B, 2. 

High itdvidual series. Bob Adams. 

7 High WivMial singk-. Km \'an- 

Saat 94. 

Ocran CUj' A. OS; 

OCEWI W 8, 18-lft Ocean ^!y C, 

7.11 • JJmmod A, 17-11: dirtaea. 

l*M: S»W«w A, 14-1* Umnod B, 

14.M; VMaw, IMS; ^vlew B, «- 

10.11: 

; Fhr Depart 

; Ua*y SMfces. SKJGVi; 

WOJ: Ha*«. tt-lg; 

:BRddcy, 19H- 

2; 8to»s2, SLirlines. 2. 

Y^gn lisjivkBXaJ jscrjui, 

•Hntar Staffer. 534. and (nil O« 

Ekeaakr, SJSi. Hish iroKvidijal tfrcjies 

(iianai>. Old RackocJd, 213, 

(men) Many Linrak. 231 R]gh team 

Jerks. Paint Bowiircj. UC7. Hi£h 

team single. PoM Bosriing, 702. 

Standing*: Eagles, 3H«i«i: Btaf> 

jays, 32-lfi; OrkUos, »U M 

»»4-19}i; ftant Bowline. »«: 

Pheasant*. 27-21: Hswta, 

CanfinaJ*. 3RK; WoHipeekers, 

Bom. 2WWi: Laite, HI 

imra 

AND 

ANIBMA 

MSTAUATIONS 

IV* get tte, best possible pic- 

tun> sod sound from your TV 

set, call on us for all neces- 

sary repairs and adjustments 

. . Our trained technicians 

lie "tops" 

EeasonabJe ntet^ the job 

w *B Jtr«iui contract, Fft# 

SERVICE 

SALES 

GLEESON'STV 

Oceon Cify High School 

1965 Track-Field Schedule 

It 

OdHM 

WeMy. 

Ph]tarWpW» 

Invitation 

Hni 

Court House 

l 

Court House 

Home 

Ckpt-Attannc 

Montaj, Ap f 

Ope-Atlimlic 

MJIOAA 

May 

Home 

Nnv BnaasMt 

Raider Trackmen Open 

Season With Mainland! 

Spares, 4, Siortsfre, 0: 

^ ^ 4, Jesters, MorJi tram • 

(t||> IIHIIBBV OM 

say. PHONE IrKMtt 

and WEtT AVKNUK 

$31^000. 

$-41*0. 

BaMCH •LOCK, 

LR awl 

aaTiata, afc. 

D. Aden Stretch, Jr. 

REALTOR 

m enuin 

DIAL NMW - e«M*a7 

WM. 9, JOHNSON, AsMclaM 

CENTER CITY CpTTAOE. Convsnl 

— to rtore. churchea, ate. Fbur 

•ms, two batna Mis caramlc 

tile) Oil hot water heat. Oood^rT 

doon, plus etnsll Insrana unit 

ftealtsr, i««^Bf« _ 3£ 

HlHacssa 

BUNOAUlw—Gaod year around 

cation Oil hot watar heat Llirlna 

roam, dining room, Mtcfien, 3 bej 

fumtshed 

BEESLEYS POINT—Highland Ave. 

opposite Electric Co BoH Coursa. 

leaubful iriaw of bay end Hear In 

UpperTownship where tajiaa era 

breeieway 2*er garage Also An 

other with a 1-car gerasK famUy 

room end bath and fi.lffcow un 

dar construction e Uberty Retire- 

ment Home at seme site 

Sends, Custom Buildsr I 

TWO-FAMILV APARTMENT — 800 

block. First floor 2 bedrooms ani 

lath, living mom. dining room com 

blned, kitdvi. electric heat SS and 

3 . l-car garage. Second floor, 3 

!»drooma and bath, llvina room, 

limns room combined, kitchen, no 

eel. *15.5O0. D. V. Bradfonl, Re«|, 

or. HI Atlantic Ava. 4-8 

HOiaE AND fnt*TAUrUHT 

Would you like to lin nicely In 

Ocean City, have your Income 

and wark only summers far only 

$30 5007 Here la the ooporhin 

ity Restaurant street level half 

block from beach and baardwelk. 

equipped, plus large csmforbabie 

home oil hot water heat. Well 

furnished If you UK.. S large 

bedrooms to rant out, plus own 

ers quarters Lot 70x100. Or 

ner locabon faces beech 

HILLK4MM REALTOR 

14 ATLANTIC AVC 

irS 

COLONIAL STYLE HOME for 

family Batebaard haet Mil 

St Charles Beech 6 large — 

om>, 3"/, baths, laundry, llvfl 

room with fireplace 17«2S*. diMi _ 

room IS'117, terrace. 2-cer de- 

tached garage $19 000 " 

Realtor. 14 Atlantic Ava 

fOUR BEDROOM 

Parftally h 

$17,500 quick sal*. 

DUPLEX 

Taw 

Hsataa. Ac 

R«duc«d to 

GRACE REALTY 

18th ami Aabury Av«. 

GARDENS — BAY AREA. Madam 

810 ocaan Ave. 

TWO-FAMILY NEAR BEACH. First 

floor complete 2 bedroom apart 

rnentcottage part above has S 

bedroonu. Both oil hot air haatad. 

Furnished. (Quest House license}. 

Parking. Asking SI6.500. Milleaass, 

R—«or 14 Atlantic Ava. 4-8 

COTTAGES 

(Four Bedrooms) 

5132-5136^5140 

West Avenue 

pwa mm - di 

ROBERT W. 

MARHNDALE 

4*22 fUlHmor* Ava. 

Ptiiladalphia 43, Pa. 

SA. « 1581. 

PRICED RIGHT — Choice lacatloA. 

Heeted 3-bedroom home, IV, Hie 

baths lerge living roo 

kitchen with dining arai 

ssa- 

neetea 3-De( 

Iths lerge I 

Ichen with d 

garage Only 

Inc. GO1 E Sth 

t FUrtNISrim COTTAGE* 2 bad. 

roams, bath, ett, each. Central 

Only $9,000. Dtttrieh. 

•61 and Wesley Ave 

4-29 

TWO BEDROOM BUNGALOW Uv 

ing room with dlnlna area, kit 

*. Dial 39*400*. tf 

J BEDROOM APARTMENT 

WIMTiR RENTALS 

BEDROOM MOTEL APAinMENT. 

$70 per month, heet and utaaja* 

KINTPVLS 

one moM. UBM I 

Ko^^Plao? 1 

(Are* Cade

you/ 

"" w "^ 

mf GC4ND OKNING 

AVE OCEAN CITY, N. J. 

ToMh OmUi fMl rera the aMar auad im 

M * Tarn MM, NMkinM 

•od iwJmM. imp] 

t. IMHW, played wJth the, 

-tnmjn a apMiat tame last 

btipim ft* loop rti 

ta 1 KaKn «f the 

The remlfa were too late 

Youth Onu team aid the I 

MVflv with a iwort of M vfcs» 

(nit. and two detest*. Itaafca waa| 

I the leacoei Ugh mm. potting a 

f tool otpn paint* in ii 

THt OCtAN CITY 

SHARE THE HONORS, Barry Banks and 

Randy Pox tan bMn voted by their teammates 

as the most valuable players on the 

Ocean City Mg& School basketball team 

this year. Maw the players are seen with 

their Wilbur Clark Memorial Trophies. Pic- 

CWE MAY Co«n NATIONAL BANK ^ ^ le ^§"H 

CONSULTANT 

I F.I 

OOUGLA3 J. LAV13 

C. NIEDERBERGat 

MAY Cowmr MATIOKAL BANK 

tured (L toT,» are Coach Fred "Dl»«" 

Howell, Inks, Fox, Jay Luisi, basketball 

and football coach at Bordentown Military 

Institute, aad Exchange Club President William 

J, Hughes.—Grainger photo. 

I Raiden Peiiuiui With 

Daraotcd north Teum 

Time Ocean City IHgh School I 

sot me North! Fox, Banks Clark Trophy Winners; 

Iqumtrt which wu defeated by the 

I South SM in an aU-ctar " ' 

§ganm cmfem ravins* teams sf 

me, Cape-Atlsitfic League. 

Bandy Fat and John f.P"*~*•£ Rick Howell To Captain 1965-66 Five 

a- n M «x points ad for the 

North, while Barry Banks came in I Ramty Fox and Bany Banks entertained members of the basket, auempflg, S^d Swan, Ken Holland, 

with three poltKn. High for the I shared the resporaibUitMS as co-ball 

team. 

Jim Wilson, jjutch Clcsson, AUonzo 

North toira was Ernie Wynn, o( I captains trf Oonon CJty High School's Obeacr J, WImberg served as Gayle, Dave pej rl and Stu Shrinpr, 

Witt II points. t basketboJl tram this year; sharer] toastmnster at the affair- .md Coart Alia on hanj were team manaM^ 

Ray McAlamen. of Wlldwood. was | the heortachm- shored the plaudiLs. pptd 'Dijfc" Hwvcll introdueed the Jim Aisenamt and Francis WUUams, 

I high M M for the South tarn, so too did Ihey share *hc admiralion pta>crs and the speaker of the cvfr Special gUegts at the dinner were 

of their fellow players. 

ning. Jay Luisi, laskcTball couch at James Wjmhjirs, former Red Raider 

Fbi- the ft* iiiw in the Mstory of BordeaMH'n Military InstitWe, athlete no* at Bordentowii Mililary 

I Ittr MUM 

the Wilbur dark Manorial nphy, Coach Hm-sll announced that the Institute, shd Don Hamilton and 

There's a new pencil with an eraser two mianbers ol the teom have be«l team members ba%-e elected Ricfc Charlw MriS*, co-captains of the 

j at each end. Ifs far people who do •deeied by their teammates as theHowell 

ID captain the 196B-66 edit BMhange Quti'a little league teams 

Bsuwg but mate stupid mistakes.- most valuable players on the Raider OS. *e Raider court team next wu» last baseball geejon, 

I The Grit 

court ton. 

ter, HawtU will be a senior cla» 

So voted. Banks and Fox also share 

Luisi. wba ate coaches football 

BMD next term. 

Marriage may not be the answer She coveted Wilbur Oartt Memorial 

and assists ^jth the BM1 baseball 

Introduced by Coach Howcll not 

I to all of life's problems, but it ITrophy 

awnrded Paeh year by the 

, spate on the qualifications of 

junior vargjiy coach Bruce Corbin, 

to be pretty popular as thef Exchange dub tt Ocean Qry. The 

Rudenti at 1hi> IMtiiute, and those 

along Mth team members Joho 

"* of 

dub at its Monday dinner-meeting 

elements whicti most schools seek 

LnudemlagcT. Joho Moov, Jobn when considering applicants lor enroUniHit 

According to I-uisi, (he three quali. 

Orations in the order of their importance 

are ''scademie, attitude and 

ability," Tt»e speaks canenlai that 

coUabbrated with 14 and u points. rase latitude jj possiblo ij, the ele- 

rapiWiveiy, to^lead Kiwaras to a ment of ahiHijf. but he added thai 

Ih lcajnies this week began play close win over FMBA- Jim Steelman good grades jjid a proper attiiude 

Co the Oeeaii «y High School e Ut ftur points and Don Mawson and approach to studies and rtmol 

nasium courtg, olfered through thescored 

two to reqnd out the winning respontfbilitie* are stTletljF adhered 

courtesy of the Board of Educalkm. scow. POT the Firemen. Howie to by most good prep schools and 

John Anderson and Dave Andrewi BosbyêU was high wilh 12 points, colleges. 

followed by Tony Tmcenrtno with s*v. 

en, Jeff Andrews with lour and Nolan 

Cape-Atlantic with 2. 

Roundup 

M. liriiaaii W 

runs by Bob Egsl and Ralph Monroe mth U paints Wai 

Catfy and a two-hit pitching perform- high for Rotary. Temmy Shaw helpance 

by Frank Thomasello produced ed out with eight points, while Davis 

tor Hemsantville High School added two and Johnson posted one, 

in a Cape-Atlantic League game Billy Struckell came in with nine 

against Mainland Regional High points for Exchange, while Jim Oat. 

School in Plensantville Tuesday. Hto collects tour points, Joe AHe. 

Denny CKsefe and Bob Lamed 

gretto and Dan Dixon had two count, 

worked the mound for the Mustangs, 

eis each, and Aldai Richard and 

and were shelled with nine Qrey. 

Liny DeWitt accounted tor one point 

hound Ms. which included a triple 

each. 

by Eml and a double and two angles 

* • * 

by Bob Boney. Bert Horton and Bob Uem, M, C«tony. IS 

Lamed cOueBted two Mainland The UOIB led off with a 16i»lnt 

bingles. 

half-time lead, but Colony recovered 

Score by innings; 

its turn in the second hall and made 

a respectable showing, tutting tor 

IMMlt-l the IJonB were Joe Barnes with 12 

SI I 1 1 li-l poina, Mike Meenan wtth live points. 

John GUI. Larry Fashley and W& 

• • • 

Force with two counters each, and 

Middle Township Mgh School's to*. Mark Kemenosh witti one. The Col- 

Ms were detested by OaJtcrrst High ony scoring was done by Ibny Starn 

School at Mays Landing Tuesday in with eight paints, Tim Taccartno with 

a non-league game. 

five points and Randy Pashky with 

Fred Berggoetz hurled threeJiit ball two paints. 

for me Falcons, whUe Farthers fHfa 

• * » 

Qtbjn and Greg Hudgins were pumfneled 

by Oakerest batters to the 

On Apia 17 the league*' members 

tune of eight hits. Betggnefx and 

will go on n bus trip to PKladelphlii 

Max Kolbauer each gnrneredHTO hits 

to attend the Phillies night game. 

All boys must have permission forms 

for the winninr muse, 

signed by their parents or guardians 

, tiitiit-t before they will be permitted to make 

IIIIIIM 

the trip. 

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We will be OPEN 

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STORE HOURS: 

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OCEAN CITY, NEW JIRSEY, THURSDAY, APRIL 15, IMS 

IINELJL 

Cape Loses Political Autonomy In Reap] 

by Mwart S, Gore Astemblynjan Robert tt, Kay, gave Urinns turned over the de facio eon. percent as many voters as Atlantic can each take one. This lanKSi Cape 

two senators to a combined State trot of Cape May Ctounty to Atlantic County. Cupc May County had only 

Mark the date well. On Monday Senatorial district comprttinR Allan, 

May County with exactly no Menu 502 to 23,«2 

County Senator Frank ft "Map" far. 

April 12, IS®, the Legl«latun? of the tic, Gloucester and Cape May Coun- 

4p.6 percent as many voters as at all. By the Way, there i* all 

not *H 

Sate of New Jersey with the ap. ties, 

ley, Farley will be the Republican Gtaucester Qjunty. 

lutely nottunj for Cape May County Sandman, if be had not 4edoM to 

who calls the important shots In this, 

PWVal of Governor Riehard J. 

iShpe May County had only IASpoliUcians 

to do about this. It mtry 

ior governor, would hM» had to 

By doing so, the Senate made it the southernmost and smallest coun- 

Hughe. WUe4, ppobahly tMrnm, any 

percent us many voters as Atlantic a mathematical feet of life. Ttiey nn again Uda year becstMo of 0mJU- 

virtually impossible for either politity of the Kate's 21, 

Matmide Infttenco ot the Ctounty of 

Oooniy and noucMcr Counties COBB- may, of course, pray fat- ft flglit beappartknneiA umgte. OOuwtOm *" 

cal parly in this County to indorse a 

Ope May, 

The reason for this is lust a mat- Wned. One good big mau can beat tween polilicians in ADtmtlo andterm 

would haw eqiUMi la 

local candidate tor the Seimlc with ter of arithmetic—simple addition and 

fa .- tast-mlnute scmmble to pro- 

one good little man. But two good Cloufrster, but even then, the County 

any likelihood he could win the nomi- snuitterlnK of percentages 

due* "fne kind of a r&apportionment 

Big men can reduce one good little Iiardly fans enougli votes to exert a 

nation, much low the election. In »he November election when vot- 

Mil, the State Senate, aided and abet- 

man to a pulp in no time at all. "balance of poms'' play. 

am from the 

Senate President Sandman, on theerg 

throughout the State turned out 

ted by the Sate Assembly and wtth 

Votes are what count In politics Farley will tie runninB for reelecitoujid, 

in 135&, &unlinan 

very some date, filed petitions to in droves in the presidential election, 

the happy cooperation of the Gov- 

and our little Cape May County has tion In Atlantic County thf» year. In total of ]%9U> votes 1» 

place his name on thi_- primary bjl- Oipe May County tallied 28,33?. voternor, 

raised the total gents in Ihq 

never had enough. En this combina- 1961 he garnered 343O votes to »,-for 

Ms Democratic opponent. Carifn 

lot as a UOP candidate for Kovcrnor. ers tor Johnson or Goldwaier, Glou- 

Senate from 21 to 29 

tion, as engintiTed by the Senate, it 381 votes for the Democratic oppon- E. " " 

A lamr. duck acnnlor by his uwncester's 

total was 84,014 votes. At- 

furtheTmoM, the Senate, with no 

never win. 

ent. John Kedcy. 

and Mason, with a IMal 

choice, Sandman may well be the Li_sl lantic Onunly's total was 76,571, 

reported word of complaint from 

.ith two State senators to whack John E. Hunt, Senator from dm- votes, dloVt taHv as 

senator from Oipe Mny County. Reduced to wrcentaBes this means 

Senator Oiarle* W, Sandman, Jr., or 

up betweeen three counties, the poBacester County, a retired State poiicfe of the defeated canmnalaa hi AlliiMfi!. 

Also by their iic-t the Trenton poll- that the thraHwmty dlatrict 

 

Experimental Grains ready available will be incorporated 

into the building. 

"Deak tMSHBH have Jpst too 

Project It Advanced The aty will pay for me buDding. much to do to contact and keep 

acconllng to City Treasurer Anthony track of the location of crubring po- U. %. 

Right angle stone groins on twoE. 

Imbed, by issuing tax anticipalice cars. -Netted is a man Uke 

new Jetties at 13th and 15th sts. may tion notes for capital improvements. Giampetro who knows the town and 

be built in the near future aa an At the end of the season the tem- its problems to undertake this vital 

experimental method of bench eroporary structure will be moved to work," Stretch said. 

sion control. 

10th st and Haven av. to replace Giampetio, whose ntcknamn i> 

City Engineer Joseph F. Hyland an old car bam which is used for "Pete Janp". baa a 

ona to iOwanta CM) win usher «M iteoe*ve said clearance* from property owners equipment storage by the PvMt- 

^«- t^mJaState 

In the area have been obtains! and ment of Public Works. 

tfcat will 

In 

1h» BAnteatfal ABaodaMM has e*- negotiation for the comtmettan of fi» a Ove-yow

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3., • i, 

G**ler~pawodingr too! 

CVTR0WDK 

CORSA6ES 

PUNTS 

DIAL 399-5511 

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Daily 

MPM 

Date* have bnai set .far A* *jwistraUai 

of cWMren to hm coroUed 

in Kindergarten in aw OOMn Oty 

puMIr «dwol *wt«n *t. s *^ e 5* 

bcr. It wa» announced yertentay by 

Etaneiitaiy School FfliteiJJffl George 

BaJKy. , ,. 

Eligible children living «juth 0* 

6th st. wUl reciter at the Centre* 

nv. School buildii* on Monday. M*y 

10 Those children living north of 

Bth st, will register at toe Wesley 

Roundup Dates Li 

Stay 

According .. 

vill be five ye«» old on or te*« 

Octoba- I. M86, will «» eilgibte *» 

rtgtotrtttott., TWetiti are att8l to 

Dr. 

ward Renqueat will be on hand for 

the physical fflcanjlnatiom, and they 

" The Lore/ is ris*n indeetll" 

FIRST METHODIST CHURCH 

Eighth StrMt and Central AvmiiM 

Identical Service* 9 and 11 a.m. 

Sermon: "AND THE LIFE EVERLASTING" 

Dr. William R. Oufflek 

Music by tho CHANCEL & EPWORTH CHOIRS 

GEORGE ©. ASHTON 

Organiil and Chsinnuhir 

NURSERY FOR SMALL CHILDREN AT jIlM A. t*. 

FREE PARKING AT StAINTON'S AND THE ACME 

>»•>> 

Ham or Oyster Supper 

Sponsored by NUN of 

St. John's Lutheran Church 

10th Street and Central Avanut 

Wednesday, April 28 

Served 5 to 7 P.M. 

TAKE-OUT SERVICE AVAILABLE 

Adults* 1.75 Children $ 1.00 

>»ttttt»»»»tt«t»t*«MI 

will fee AnMcd fay wchwm „—,—T— 

Mr*. Robert Bwwi »»_ Round-Up 

„. „ FTA. conunlttee will 

In ttie legWwUon- 

Bailey artad that parent* be cer- 

their chUdren st noon on thetatn 

to fgcaaPt at the rogMtvttou 

BegUtratkM wlU the cWW'^wHUcatool ""fc^^ 

il 2:13 *. $L 

tngthet Immunity aaalmt diptherta 

haa bew aMblMMd, and a o«tm- 

Scott 

the purchase of fte pretab will only 

advance the date of the expendlton'. 

t March 4 the capital program 

was to COM H65.000, according to 

Mayor B. Thoma* WoMtnan. 

The temporary structure, whether 

It is of the type commonly called a 

quomet hut or a convtSltional building 

wltt strmiglit walnl, will htve 

idomi and doot» at both end. 

Scott said it wiU be equipped with 

electric lights and puarfMy with vet* 

aiaUng fan.. 

The floor will be made of three- 

THUK1DAY, 

SfMflfc* 

tmmunlu 

the child. 

It to inpoftM 

_1 b. tooted U, 

Bailey abmwrad. 4elfty to «n» 

•A' i^Mtt MM will eats* a 

detay la «wir MrtiBt Mhaol on the 

opening day next September. 

* * * 

•My hi 0mm,,. ««'• e 

vflt Unm Yew Hint* Again In a 

Sarong io-Fr—* forty Glrdl* 

• KELSO 

APRIL }S, 1965 

rffMntiam, the choice of 

rice's loveliest brides,., 

mid their (rrwms. 

homas 

Bernard Morris 

Shaito presented a 

t,at a aurprtae hiirthlast 

week lor Mr*, 

l^ham »t the Idnwood 

jt Center. It had . been 

., sported that Mrs. Bd-Lions 

President 

^ ^ presented thp en- 

Bernard G. Mbrrl*, of l«M Bay 

av., wa* elected president of the 

local Uom Qub at Ita meettng lajt 

Wednesedoy In ieoWi Hall. Morrli 

1* a. local barter, T 

I Others eleceted are M»ee BaUen- 

«ne. lirst vi(».presldent; Thomaa 

Williams. seeond vieo-^sidenf 

Hflyrawia Gaitgeb, third vlee-presi. 

dent; Ralph F. l*ansi,o, setretary: 

Mward Wdgik, awlstant secreniry 

and Thomas Underwood, treawrer' 

Director* for one year are Edward 

Wart and William arainger, Directors 

for two yean are George 

Whito and William Koadarmei, 

Oerry ilushn wag elected Uon 

Tamer, and Oiarles ^ vma m,mi 

TW1 Twister, 

.1 tastaUaUon will be at a dinner 

prty WMneiday, June 2, at a»teh 

Hall, William Nrfswenner was inducted 

as a new memhw of the 

club at the meeting. 

Cub Scout Party Enjoy, 

Visit To BaUto Village 

MARMORA _ Poro- children and 

nine adults enjoyed a Cub Scout trip 

to Balsto last week, Tt^f left the 

eiementary school by bus at 10 a. m. 

Mid returned at 4 p. m. 

Durtng their vWf to the hUtorle 

site, the boys wore taken on a nature 

hike with their guide explaining 

trees, plants and anunals. The Cubs 

then had •their lunch at the picnic 

area, then went on the tour of the 

Batgfo Mansion, TMs included a 

Wstorie store, post office, grist mm, 

com ertbs and the tower. 

Refreshments and iouvenirs were 

then available to the boys before re. 

turning home. 

The trip was supervised by Charles 

Fisher, Phil DuBruille, John Young, 

Mrs, Anna Ticcarino feted by children 

Waiter At Dinner-Party Proves 

A Surprise For Mrs, Taccarino 

.... M £f Anna Taeearino was feted by her children at a 77th 

w; dinner parly held at Mae's Restaurant, Aimers Point, this 

Mrs, TSecarino, the widow of Anthony Taeearino, ejected to 

we her ihree daudliterii and three ol her four sons, ai! of whom live 

Bi this area. But she was in for a surprise. 

• „« Hcr ' ounh • 4on ' Frank, a hJrti school teacher, of Louisvjlje, Ky., 

arrived at the party without noHfying hii mother. Dlsguisina WmseU 

as a waiter, Frank asked Mrs. Taeearino tor her order 

•i -J 1 * was only o" 6 *' •everal minute* that the guest of honor 

resitted •the waiter^ was her son. Mr§. Taccarino is mother of Fire 

Chief Ferdinand A. Taeearino. 

Duplicate Bridge 

THI OCEAN CITY SINTINtL-LIDOeR 

14^4-ouncsB and arrived at 7:25 B.m. 

Brnkley Couple Parent! They join a sister, Dcborn Anne, 

Of New Twin Daughter* who was four yean old Friday. 

Mf», Baldly is the former Joyce 

Mr, and Mrs. Omrles Bakley, of ProviTwon, daughter of Mr. and 

10« ABbury av,, are receiving eon. Mis. James Provtiuon, of 44 W. 

gratulatlonK on the birth of twin Station rd.. and granddaughter of 

(laughters Saturday In Shore Mem- Me, and Mrs Edward Rotan, of 

orial Hospital, 

Miami, Fla, Mr. Bakley to • eily 

Dawn Marie weighed five-pounds, liremim and the son of Mr. and 

one-ounce and arrived at 7;S a.m. Mrs, Everett Bakley, of 617 As- 

Deaiso Marie weighed five-pounds, B av. 

OPEN TOMORROW 

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Featuring Chinese-American Cuisine 

prepared by the family of 

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LUNCHES and DINNERS 

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COLOR TOLEVISIQN and mil 

A Partial List 

of the lines 

WE WRITE! 

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FOR THE INDIVIDUAL, 

HOMi & FAMILY 

Ray Young, Mrs, Cecil Patterson, Averaeei of m for 

Bridge Bame last Friday evening 

Mrs. Howard Wooliey and Mrs, and SO tor Eaat-West were made was a Master Point game with an • Accident and Health it Aircraft werel U#i in th» East- 

WARDS POUND CAKE 

lowed by Marm Gartland and RoVoters 

League 

REAL ESTATE 

Boswell with ». Also above avernge 

were Don Millar and Marie 

226 WEST AVENUE DIAL 399-3800 

EASTER EGGS Sykes and Dr. and Mrs. William Set To Elect 

Stauffpr. j 

There are only three more games The annual meeting of ths League 

to he played in the tournament. ol Women Voters will be held Wed- 

$1-10 and SI.35 

Standings taken fran the bost faunsday at 1 p.m. in Hie home of 

out of six games an?: Laurel Mow- Mrs. Edward Bacon, 4M Waverly 

I Ivtryone really goat tar th«m — Hwy won't stay hTiv B2.S, Bea Preneh 60,7. MiWn^ bU-d. Hiîliîta of the meeting wiU 

•round for week* Ilka "you-know-what" fatter fggi. Gruhb W.4, Ruth Ann Bosbyshell be eleetiBn of officers, annual re- 

Se.8 and Mario Gartland K.7, ports and discussion on the program 

IN OUR 37TH YEAR 

The Ocean"aty bunlicato Bridge for the conung year, 

games ere played every Wrfnesday AU members of the loaU league 

and Rint'-'v mpninae at T-4S n, m have been invited to attend a meet. 

In the Boxwood, 418 Atlantic av. ing of the AUantie Qty Leaius April 

WARDS PASTRY For playing reservations aaU Rod 28 at 8:15 p,m. In the home of Mra. 

BosbyshsU wo-vm H, Ileld, IT N. Hanover «v., Mar- 

I Asbury Ave., Ocean City, Phone 399.1860 

• • • Bate, at which time guest will be 

The King of Clubs Duplicate Paul TuriU, head of Atlantic County 

Anti-Poverty Committee. 

Ms, James Pulvlno and Mrs, 

Donald Goss have been named as 

delegates from the local league to 

the State LWV convention to be held 

in Atlantic Qty April 28 to a. 

The Ocean City League is 

to study government on the county 

livel neJrt year in preparation to I 

publishing a booklet "Knoiv Your 

Oounft 

!II All 

1 ", TTie group also will do an 

educational phase on the local level. 

ln* YOUNG FAMILY Mrs. Leslie Kelly and Mis. Margaret 

Durham, both of Beesley's 

d te A ^ tMnptaM tt^m Point, have been welcomed as new 

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The next boarf meeUng will be 

May 5 at 10 a.m. in the home ol 

Mrs. Frederick Lcinboch. 313 Gull 

rd. 

VOTER REGISTRY 

MARMORA-A final reminder that 

a weeial voter registry tor Upper 

Township residents will be held at 

the Marmora Fire House on Tuesday, 

April 20, from 7:30 to 9 p, m. 

KNIT 

or CROCHET 

a NEW DRESS 

or COAT SUIT 

for Spring 

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YARNS OPQJ ALL YEAR 

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Beginners ft Children Taught 

Mail & Phone Orders Solicited 

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that's why we've hahd-plcked 

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accessory to help you look your 

Very best or) the big day! Come 

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Ton Wear 

Nine Months A Year! 

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very warm days. But because of the vast amount 

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Philadelphia) Waylite® does net look or act like 

the usual "summer" suit, Thus, it is alia the 

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man Williwn B, Widnall and Kenton 

Kilmer, son of Jêe Kilmer 

author at the poem. *Trees !i . 

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bom in Morrtstown and resided 

in Mahwah at the time his father 

wrote Trees. ' He is empteyed 

at the Library of Congnss jn the 

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division of gowernnient and 

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L*=ff to right. Represents... _ 

Offlwlius E, GaJiaghor William 

B. Widnall, Kcnfiwi Kilmer and 

Senator CUflord p, 

County Plans To Entertain 

Travel And Outdoor Writers 

CBMC WIN €pffNnut 

Friday Breakfasts 

Edward A, MeJobisn, chairman of 

the ChrtaUiui Bvminem Men's Oom= 

mittes, haa anaounead th»! the prayer 

breakfast* held BwoMghout Lent wlU 

be continued as weekly meetings *U 

through the year 

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of his church and a mem* 

ber of Gidoons 

ABT IXMiaiT CHAIRMAN 

Donna Maria Gibson, a senior st 

ImmarulMta Coiipge, has ton named 

Art Ushibit chairman at the t-ollege. 

She is thi< dautjhii v *>f Mr ami M!=s 

Arthur K. Gibson of 18 41st %\ s*..a 

Isle Qty, 

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Plans for a travrt and outdosr writ, 

era weekend, in whiih mmv 2W 

newspaper! magaaine and radio persemiities 

from at least 10 state and 

Qnada will visit Qipe Rlay Couniy 

In earty June have been announced 

hy Freeholder Anthony T, Catanosa 

dJreetor of ttie Cape May County 

Department of Public Affairs, 

Freeholder Catanoso said tras'el 

and outdoor writers ban Norfolk 

to Bsston and Canad* tetevisjon pcr= 

suniijuiiu and a numbtT of i 

tine writers havt been invited Or= 

ganjzarion reprrsonUng thf* truvej 

outdoor writnrs groups havt 1 .•''• 

lêpted invitations for the wt 

In additigfi (e thp truvrl («.,„>„ 

members of the Mason=Dbson Out- 1 

door Writers Association, epveringj 

jhe Middte AtiajiUe *at.*: (ho; 

pBfBTsylvani* Ojtdosr WHters As.' 

•Odatian, the New England Outdoor 

writer's Association and thp Nrw 

Yarit Metropolitan Outdoor Writer s 

Aasoeiation will attend. 

Planning the virft arn thr Cupp 

May qpunty Depamnait of Rjhlie 

Attdn, the Cipe May County Press 

Hub, the ape May County Cham* 

tar of Commerce and a number of 

county trade associations and •*••- '< 

ittess groups. 

The thre©=day writprs event will 1 

Noised in many of the municipal 

Kirs, dC'pmding on Hvailabiliiy ti 

tacuiities, and that fouiS*' ari* bt'ing 

BJTangi'd to show I he pnunty's fin# 

beat-hes, the living at'rnrnmodmkms, 

tht> nvi'Hiii'tniil f;i!'ih:ips, tin 

climax an eight-day fishing festival, i 

I hi which alt of the county's m-"! 

| reational and vacation facilitif^ will 

I he shown to the outdoor and travel 

' writers. i 

Writers will visit every mLmiri[>ai. j 

try in the counry. and pvents are 

being scheduled in as many areas 

W Is fewibte to insure broad cov?r> 

*& and wide exposure for the 

ooumy's tedlities, Freeholder feta-' 

He said writers will be I 

1 ofishore 

areas and the county's his. 

toncal points uf inieresf. 

The wt=vkerid will be riimajted by 

a joint mwtirig in U'hich tht 1 1 

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will talk on nt-miitona! faoliUes u 

the seashore an-a, 

Cataiifflso gaid the pn> 

, whit'h has been in the plan 

TOWNSHIP 

„ staees fur over five months 

will be the first of this ma^yfude TRINITY METHOOIST 

in the county, and sint-e it will m RHtneii bivd; Md Steer* ri, 

tlud«> writt i^ fftiin fh«* an'its f Marmara 

j whieh tlw bulk of the raunty 8 6un> 

; mer visitors a» drawn, much fcvop ^y CThuratf«r) 

able publicity for the raun^ and 

its ficiliiits will result 

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tMibni thai nothing is cryin« si loud> 

ly fijF your oiînized mind than the 

shi'lvcs whOR? ytjur wife Ktar-ka 

-^ or dumps -^ the fond, TTk? handlint? 

of (rash and ^rbagn, iho ifjb. 

wits, tht» mpihtri of sww.-pirig and 

hwj miikinM = all th*w wti! rMrft 

yriur uttentifjii. But wA with the im. 

pijit of Lh*. mtNfrnhlc pantry. 

Yfju will appniui h the ptiiiiry job 

with wKf of sfvi'Hil organizafi'mal 

iharts in minfj. Ore- may ht? to 

filiur tanniti t-fjfjds fm ShiOf A 

lutf-kaguJ maul* «'!\f?s with eeriain shelf, all veMc?tahi.>s on another, all 

focjds," 

dt^rts on a third. 

Whii'ht'ver rhart yfju rhtyjse it 

Finn's FV«nt m'ar Knrt Moit State Wfm't work, Y.jur wife will ho buy= 

Park in Salom Diuniy is the sitf frf Ing a iitrMe ets and pans Lflse, Ogarettes and Coffpe Blues 

a box the nest: tfjmato juiie in a litUe better. 

and II You've Got the Money, I've APRIL 27, 1965 

îr today, in a can ttjfnoiTOW, And 

Got the Time s . The dancin-es et 8 P M. 

fehe will wan! yfju to explain why New Golden Yi*rs M^^g,. b.n*- band arfjund, U*on MeAuliHe's 

you thought the ehif kenveBetohly let now ready. Send ,¥i rents in takes some of the best music of the By wdf uni 

mc.'iihi r uf fhi> fi-tird, iminnifH'i 

"Bu>-;i-by.-k" drivr w:ll start 

day." 

Th*" iis. (H ! t? .on hits ht-cn wnt 

on (ho Liruty proj> ct fsr rh" 

two ytj.!^ k!id ftis ift';-i"S4"-n \h< 

TMxn t*f *h*- 

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KiV n,'iudc 

for 'hf 

s'viM.iit; will bo 

Mulh' i; i: : 'pd nlMi n'pi'iriiid ih;if plans 

nn- inr , h ndr»ry: workshup ,tnri rif- 

! fill fill J.''** !!! bl- at>! Up iii ii 

SIH..1I hu;Jii;ng jn !hp rt-iir »f th: 

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Mra. 

M.i>or 

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iUiii Mrs, 1 Ian ild AppU'jard, 

Parkway's Safety Record Good 

First Three Months Of 1965 i 

1 VVQOPBRIPGE 

Thr iiiition S»ati ! 

N J,, April 13 — 

iirk^.tv Uisf Tu •»• 

day recottlnd Uw safest quartOF-ôyr 

in its hisliirj" after tarrying nmro 

thiin 24' L--niilliisn vi=hu-)fs diuinjj tho 

past thrre months without a singli> 

Ifalfie fatality'. 

ChainHafl SyUwtor C Snv.:h Jr, 

of the New Jersey Highway Authi*' 

iiy repiirii'sl that thr spotlo^H sifi'ty 

PL*i»d was sft in this first quarter 

uirh an estimatrd 3i31W(W niilos 

rm the ihirkwiiy during tho 

There wen' four fa1uhlk"s in 

tafasf, tuntt, 

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You pi protection iml pt«e of mind 

with TtrmiNs . . . specialists in terfnitt 

control sinci 112?= Teftninis protects 

tnore homes'afiinst tarmitts thin any 

other company In the world. And most 

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live TerniinK 1^,000 iniured luarantti 

against future damage* 

Ctll now tor your free, no ebHgatioil, neme 

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