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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.
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•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
RAINBOW RESTAURANT
858 ASBURY AVI, (AcrMi from City Hill) OCEAN CITY
Featuring Chinese-American Cuisine
prepared by the family of
Jimmy Chin
LUNCHES and DINNERS
TAKl-OUT ORDERS — PHONE 399-3347
COLOR TOLEVISIQN and mil
A Partial List
of the lines
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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. Hi^ili^ita 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
QUALITY FURNITURE AT RiASONAiLI PRICB
AVENUE ^..^^IS^^i^r.i DIAL 3W.4040
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
DOROTHEA
ROBINSON
YARNS OPQJ ALL YEAR
662 Boardwalk, OcMN City
Beginners ft Children Taught
Mail & Phone Orders Solicited
399-O994
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and the best of everything
Nothing's too good for you ,».
that's why we've hahd-plcked
every suit, coot, dress ond Eoster
accessory to help you look your
Very best or) the big day! Come
and choose from our sure»toplease
collection,
K. AVMIL
Frfttay t la t
827 ASBURY AVI,
DIAL 3994400
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fresh
Ocean Shad
Rockfish OYSTERS
FRESH JERSEY LOB*
OPEN ALL YEAR 1KHIND
Wa rtck Tour FMi I
May we extend our best
wlAmm for a pleataht
Holiday Season
CLOSB
AU DAY EASTER SUNDAY
Mr, Knight Available
if noeded —
DIAL 399-4646
HUGH E5
CENTRAL PHARMACY
FOR
The Warm-Weather Suit
Ton Wear
Nine Months A Year!
WAYLIT13® is pleasantly cool and comfortable on
very warm days. But because of the vast amount
of fine tailoring (by H. Freeman ft Son of
Philadelphia) Waylite® does net look or act like
the usual "summer" suit, Thus, it is alia the
feet suit for all those
in-between days in
Spring and Fall,