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PAGE 14 — SECTION EIGHT THE OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER THURSDAY, APRIL2Trm7
Methodist nursery
program expanding
The First United' Methodist
Church announces the expansion
of its daily nursery
school which was established in
1973. Beginning next fall a twoday
program for three-yearolds
will be offered in addition
Tongue
(continued from editorial page)
above selfish interests when
they appear.
We're all pretty happy with
and proud of Ocean City as a
community. We are also
perennially thankful for the
providential gifts of nature
such as the beach and meadows
and the ocean and the bay. On
balance, we find that our
existence is of such a degree of
pleasantness that the inevitable
municipal problems are
bearable, workable and
soluable.
Hard to believe? Just so
much promotion talk? Well,
why don't you come on down
and try it this summer. A word
of warning, however. It's addictive.
Thousands of us at one
time in the past came down and
tried it. We're still here.
Welcome. VTM.
to the regular five-day program
for four and five-year-old
children. The School is' state
certified.
The state specifies that any
nursery school, day care
center, cooperative group or
play group which enrolls five or
more children and to which a
fee is paid must apply to the
Department of Institutions and
Agencies in Trenton for a
Certificate of Approval before
opening.
The site of the school muBt be
inspected not only by the local
board of health and the fire and
building inspectors, but also by
a representative of the state to
ascertain if the school is
operating in accordance with
the rules set up for nursery
schools. Any recommendations
must be carried out before final
certification is given.
The stall also must meet
certain requirements including
a physical examination and a
tine test. At a later date another
state examiner comes unannounced
to observe the school
in action as well as go over plan
books and note the availability
of suitable equipment.
The local nursery has just
been recertified-for another
three-year period Any request
for information should be
directed to the teachers, Mrs
Jane Johnson 399-0029 or Mrs.
Trudy Hummel 398-0228. Please
do not call the church office
The South Ocean City
Improvement Assoc.
Welcomes you to Ocean City and its
Independence Day Parade
SATURDAY, JULY 2nd, 1977
formation at 45th St. and Central Ave. Parade will proceed
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South on Central Ave. to 58th SL prizes and Refreshments for
Participants.
RE6BTRATWN
FOR JULY 2nd INDEPENDENCE
DAY PARADE
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• Address
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With Bicycle Without.
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Number of Participants in Entry .
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SI Mail THIS Entry Blank by June IS. 1977, to Richard Juiwiaic.i
109 Anchorage Dr., Ocean City, N.J. 399-4167.
Personal registration can be made from June 15th to July
2nd. See this newspaper for registration depots.
South Ocean City Property Owners
3 Important FActs
* Join the Association Now
* Display Window Logo for Added Protection
with Local Authorities in Case of Emergency
* Attend Spring Dinner Dance May 14, Atlantic
City Country Club.'
John, Dave, & Pam say: WELCOME BACK
VAUGHAN'S
ROADSIDE MARKET
Next to Yesterdays - 34th Street
Across from The Sandbar
on Roosevelt Blvd. -1 Mile from bridge
OPENING for the SEASON
in MID-MAY
[LOOK FOR THE FLAGS]
SPRING PLANTS
for YOUR GARDEN
• Zinnias
»Petunias
1 Marigolds
• Coleus
• Geraniums
& Many More
WORKING TOGETHER — David Gehring and Amy Dannehower busy
themselves with a project during a session at nursery school.
FUN WITH A BOX TRAIN — Another project enjoyed by the nursery school
pupils is a box train. Here Leigh Hadtke, Jamie Wenner, Daniel Schwenk,
Barbie Barrett and Shawn Flower participate.
Community College sets summer schedule
Atlantic Community College
has revamped its academic
calendar in order to offer an
early-starting summer session
for the convenience of area
residents and students from
other colleges.
ACC will offer a five-week
daytime summer session
beginning May 31, about two
weeks earlier iban previously,
on its Mays Landing campus.
The new starting date is
designed to' enable students
from ACC and other colleges
whose spring semesters end in
May to start their summer
studies without an extended
break.
In all, ACC will offer more
. than 125 college-credit courses
in four summer sessions on the
Mays Landing campus and at
its Atlantic City Extension.
Eight-week night sessions
will begin June 20 on the Mays
Landing campus and at the
Atlantic City Extension. A
second five-week day session
will begin July 11 on the Mays
Landing campus.
A free, eight-page tabloid
containing complete information
about ACC's summer
programs can be obtained by
sending a postal card to
"Summer", Box X, Atlantic
Community College, Mays
Landing 08330, or calling 625-
1111 or 6464950, ext. 261. A
clipout mail registration form
is part of the tabloid.
On the Mays Landing campus,
37 courses will be offered
Tomato Plants
FARM FRESH - FRUITS
6 VEGETABLES (In Season)
OPEN SUNDAY
CLAMS
TOGO
in the first day session, 41 in the
night session, and 26 in the
second day session. The night
session at the Atlantic City
Extension will offer 18 courses.
ACC currently is accepting
mail registrations for summer
sessions courses. The mail
registration deadline for the
first day session is May. 6, the
night sessions May 27, and the
second day session June 17.
Courses will be offered in
accounting and finance, anthropology,
art, business ad-
ministration; biology,
chemistry, developmental
studies, economics, electronics,
English, English as a second
language, government, and
foreign languages.
Also, health and physical
education, history, instructional
media,
mathematics, medical
laboratory technology, music,
nursing, philosophy,
rehabilitation, respiratory
therapy, secretarial science.
lure
Often Imitated
Now 5 Shops
To Serve You
Along The South
Jersey Coast:
• STONE HARBOR
* AVALON
• SEA ISLE CITY
• OCEAN CITY
* 1100 Boardwalk
* 34th SI, and Havsn Ays.
OCEAN CITY SHOP
11th & Boardwalk
OPENS FHDAY, MAY 27th
Atlantic Area Scout Council
hosts annual Explorers dinner
The first Annual Explorer
Dinner of Atlantic Area
Council, Boy Scouts of
' America,.was held recently in.
Uhwood and was attended by
16 members of Ship 81 of this
city. '
The invocation was given by
the Rev. John Ewing, host
pastor. Serving as master of
ceremonies was Harvey Hawn,
vice president of the Council.
Honored guests, were Robert
Maxwell, assistant commodore
. of the New Jersey area, and
Jack Keith, Council Explorer
executive.
Sea Explorer Ship 81 was unit
of the evening. The first Explorer
of the Year award was
presented Robert Goodson and
the Leader of the Year award
went to Lester DUts.
Joseph Matz, the newest
member of the local Ship was
welcomed. He attends Holy
Spirit High School and has
participated in skin and scuba
Seniors film night
sponsored by PTA
The Ocean City PBA is
sponsoring the monthly film
night for senior citizens this
evening, April 21, at 7:30 on the
Music Pier. All seniors of the
area are welcome and refreshments
will be served.
A bus will pick up passengers
at Wesley Manor, 22nd at and
Bay av., at 7 p.m. A stop for
passengers also will be made at
Bayview Manor, 6th st. and
West av.
sociology, speech, and theater.
In addition, ACC. in conjunction
with the New Jersey
Marine Sciences Consortium
(NJMSC) will offer eight
courses in marine sciences at
the NJMSC field station in
Seaville.
Summer sessions courses are
taught by regular ACC faculty
members. Since ACC is fully
accredited, all credits earned
are completely transferable to
other colleges.
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diving training In AUanMc City.
Another member welcomed
was Carolyn Dilts who has
helped with the swimming
competition between the Ship
and the school team. Team
members unable to attend the
dinner are Tama Hughes, Chris
Bohan, Lynn Kibblehouse,
Mary Ann Heck and Graham
Douglas.
, Three* Sea Explorers were
recognized with awards earned
during the past year. Robert
Goodson and Steve Clunn
received one-year-stars and,
along with Chuck Kaczmarski,
received the Small Boat
Handlers Bars. Goodson and
Clunn also have their first
badge on the trail to the
Quartermaster Sea Explorer
Medal which is comparable to
the Eagle Badge in the Scouting
program. It is known as the'
Apprentice Award and consists
of the Sea Explorer Badge with
one single bar sewn beneath it.
SPAGHETTI DINNER
The PTA is sponsoring a
spaghetti dinner Wednesday,
April 27, at 6 p.m. in the Intermediate
School. Tickets are
13 for adults and $2.75 for
children under 12. They must be
purchased In advance as none
will be sold at the door. Tickets
may be obtained at either the
Primary or Intermediate
School or from any member of
the board.
The Ordinary with two bars is
next. •••AV,
It was noted that the Ship's
two sailboats, a 22-fopt dgry and
an International UQciowere
, toppled during a. recentoatorm
but they have men righted, and
are ready to be painted,
assembled and fitted for
launching for the summer
season.. • •" . •;.,:>* ' . .
TheShipSkipper repbrtsdthe
group received two awards
recently, one for the^ window
.display during Boy ScoutJBirthday
Month and the otherrfor a
display sponsored/ byn the
Council recently at Searstown
Mall. The Ship has beeni^ked
to participate in the National
Explorers Congress • in
Washington next weelhe This
will be the first year, for an
Explor-Expo which wiQ. take
place April 14 at UwrPark
Sheraton Hotel main ballroom.
The Ship has been .ashnd to
include the Sea Explorer
display as part of thia.«v«nt
Members of the SWp>bave
been invited to tour thej Naval
Academy at Annapolis before
they return home from the
Washington Congress, ;*iv
Ticketsare being sold lor the
upcoming Scouting Action
Show to be held here'ojby 7.
The Ship will display, its
equipment and photo* of
various activities. A aew:flag
which is to be presented by
Congressman William Hughes
will be on display. __
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THURSDAY, APRIL 21,1977
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