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: feV;^-S Bis Tours WMOCEAHOTY HHftST IMltL JKHICT rj 39*6100 Somers Point - Linwood 56 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
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