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New! Coin-Operated
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LAUNDERETTE
3210 ASBURY AVE.
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* UNDM NCW MANAGEMENT
MOMMY. APN. 26th
REOPENING IN MAY I
HfSH MEATS
CUT —
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WUction of Or
• Doiry Products
• **wn Foodi
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• Sufriffte fd iCoMfi«Hcs
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CE, INC.
ANNOUNCING
The OPENING of The
JACK LOWS MUSIC CENTER
SERVICE DEPT.
218 WEST GROVaAND AVENUE
SOMERS POINT, N. J.
Piano Tuning, Rebuilding,
Repairs and Refmishing!
lmm*diate Service on
PIANO TUNING
^
ORGAN REPAIR SERVICE
AU OTHEI MMMCAl INSTRUMMTS
PUNK FOR SALE
GtANDS
TREE=genatar CUfter
P, Cwse helps plant (he New
Jersey State tree an the Capita*
pounds along g with th Ga -
js E. GallAgher, Congn*5=
man Williwn B, Widnall and Kenton
Kilmer, son of J^ee Kilmer
author at the poem. *Trees !i .
The tree, % 20=fo«-tall Northern
Red Oak, was grown in the
Capitol nursery and transplanted
to the northeast seefl of the
CapitoJ grounds. Mr. Kilmer was
bom in Morrtstown and resided
in Mahwah at the time his father
wrote Trees. ' He is empteyed
at the Library of Congnss jn the
Lfgislaiivt- Rrfgrpnce Sf rvire.
division of gowernnient and
era! resesreh,
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
The a4aTit
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,
Cnureh
th h H.ill:
\U--n,
-YiHJth iVhlir
1! ,i ni lhin
C4^ MAY COURT HOUSE -
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 .•''•
l^epted 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
in —Jim;.!"
f. ... -J,;:. .[• H ^ii MYf
I's I n: =- S. r,, r II.jh IM,
JiJi
ffHit'i
writers and outdoor writers will be
hosted at dinner, Tho giirst sp-^k.-f ji.ir.
will be a hifh f^eraj offiiial. who
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
He said, trio, that while Lhe pri.
11 a. MS —Moniinu W'trs
nwirj' pij'ptrvf it! th»' «i.ti*rs v~isil
nion "Yr t'.'iiijrw^ p(
MOVED!
RR'S
UN'S FASHIONS
ted at ...
IRY AVI.
A!U Sl«VICl
HMtMAC?
««T AVtMtfi
s r day Ihiin 1hf>
bfidy iimsumi'8: Kur uvm\ }KttpU; if
invulvog snenfies, will j^^i-r. uni
(vrtorif PuuntLn^ It tw^ht in \m- dfirsfi
UrtiiT tiic-dira] sur«'r% f isitin \Kf-nustno
twn pfrwHis nrt_ ! alikjv Thi'ir nu=
Is iiiiffr: ths- ;ini"iiihf
Ihry shfiuid I'jsn [«T w»
Eint Job you will see when you
*wno hnme with your penrion will
JK- Lo bring order lo the chaoe in
your wifcs pantry, and (2) to win
ywu to forget it,
Yriu wUi find In thu strung?.
witfifanJy abcjde which ail thr-so
yrara has given you rtmm and
tMibni thai nothing is cryin« si loud>
ly fijF your oi^inized 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
^ir 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*-
w JiUhLf I hr
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:
Il.irrv H-K hair:;!.i
Mra.
M.i>or
v' o*
Lainhf»rt Reynfiids, Warren Sn*,th
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-^oyr
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,
tion *v«l»ble.
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
homes in this area qualify lor the ewiu
live TerniinK 1^,000 iniured luarantti
against future damage*
Ctll now tor your free, no ebHgatioil, neme
termita taetJ
LUMRER CO, OiMn City
your home itftoit ottar m* » i W «* JP-W-*
s.nca
\
iht 1 first quarter last y»*af.
It u;i*.n f thn first fimt* nt \
Tlit* ,liinuar>'-ihninEh-Mar!.*h prriod '
this soar also projiut'tsi a 8 porrent
Hi^=n».:!SM» in injury aiH'idifits tm ih