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OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER
Support your local poet
. by Mark Soifer
FORGIVENESS
Matthew 18: 32 & 33 -
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And now to our local poets....
EASTER
Easter. Easter. Easter, came
whispering upon an April
breeze.
It is the time of God's sweet
calling:'- .
Come. Come, Come pray for
Jesus, if you please!
He died a death, a long, slow,
horrible death
Upon a wooden cross. Fantastic,
but true.
He was crucified for doing
good, for having faith, for
loving you.
Have you done as much for
even one, upon this day?
I doubt it, so, come, come,
pray for Jesus Christ, who died
for you!
Or are you too proud to be
shown (he way?
1 I know we all are human.... Instead - we piled in the boat
and left you standing, wishing.
At Times it doesn't show. My pride broke through that
realize '
day I snubbed - the woman of
How God forgives when .1 'Lay off mommies sometime the street.
despise. ' . >
Forgetting how you loved the
The way some Christians-break . Get daddy in the picture . one who stroked your aching
His laws •
feet ... '.
And He forgives their flaws That is- how Dear Teachers ' . Please come with me. from this -
Our children most surely shall day on and join in all I do.
But sometimes grace shines on grow. . . •' We'll do our work, we'll scrub
my mind
-• . • - DanaTree the floor - I'll make some lurfch
They live within themselves all
. for you.
this time
We'll chat awhile about the
They want to feel that He
news and. next 'we'll rest and
FAITH
play.
forgives
Then listen to some music • an
It's not up to me to judge how Deep seated in the human we go on our way.
they live . •
b r e a s t • • • • • • • • •
Don't pay no heed or listen in, if
. And anyone that broke theirself Are wells ofehope for peace and you should hear a wail.
Against their God must feel like rest.
Because some news of sadness -
an elf
These spring, feels man, from came in our daily mall.
Deity;
My grammar is not up to par or
They need forgiveness from
Make him a part of Eternity. you can plainly see.
Him
But see try hard to make you
I'm sure
Without such hope man is a glad - you came'along with me.
And I need to forgive them clod:
We'll bake some goodies, cakes
I'm not their Lord.
His span of life his only rod. and pie - we'll play some cards
By: Norma Groves His mind rebels at such a or such.
For Guideposts thought
And if they're flat or we don't
As that his life shall come to win -1 will not care too much.
SURPRISE
naught.
Let's do the very best we can
—and not give a hoot or bang.
I dreamt death came, the other He says that Heaven is in the As long as you are always here
night,
sky; •
to join our little gang.
And, Heaven's Gate swung And bows his head to God on So- - - - , come and join me,
wide
high.
please dear God, In all I try to
An Angel with a halo bright His thoughts direct his eyes do.
Ushered me inside.
above
And we'll find time -1 know we
And, there! To my astonish- Where the only rule of law is will, for one good laugh or two!
ment,
love.
Marie Roberts.
Stodd folks I'd judged and With faith man rises over self; Send your poems for
labeled:
Has goals beyond mere earthly publication to "Support Your
As. "quite unfit."; "of little wealth;
Local Poet," in care of this
worth"
And. "spiritually disabled!"
Looks to the future with clear newspaper.
eye;
Knows he will join his God on
Easter, Easter, Easter, came
whispering upon an April
breexe.
It Is the voice of God's sweet
calling: -
Come, Come, Come pray for
Jesus if you please!
I pray Easter means much
more to you
Than just a Spring-time whim.
God died for you, through Jesus
Christ
O, pray, what have you done for
him?
Can you feel Easter as it comes
'whispering
Upon this April breexe?
C. S. Mumford
1710 Asbury Ave.
We feafire:
LIN WOOD
SALON
653-2000
Indignant words rose to my
lips.
But never were set free.
For every face showed stunned
surprise.
No one expected ME!
Marydel Nise
Dear teachers,
Teachers....
Sweet
Why do we hassle mommies so?
Visit Your Beauty
Parlor This Week
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UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT
7 Oprn Mnnilut -.Sulunlm
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BEAUTY SALON
829 Asbury Ave. Ph. 399-3198
ANN and JOHN MANNI
OPEN THURSDAY EVENING
CLOSED MONDAY
45 Years In Builneis
Beauty Culture in AU Branches
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Now Open Monday
Also nwrcday Evening
REDKEN !
PALMER SHOPPING CENTER
16th & Haven Ph. .1«:M333
CERRUTI
Beauty Shoppe fig
.Mrt Hair Cutting
1019 West Ave., Dial 399-1394
Ro BoswelFs
Beauty Salon
Specializing in Permanent Waves
754 Asbury Ave. Dial 399-1141
IXOSED MONDAY
Dorothy's
BEAUTY SHOPPE
238 West Ave. Open Year Round .
[CLOSED MONDAYS]
Call For Appointment Dial 399-4319
Dorothy Cox, Proprlalor
AIR CONDITIONED '
•J : - STEDEM'S BEAUTY SHOP
IMv It Pratf Sprvfatai
if MS. UHBKE L SIKH
Dial 398-1575
high.
HOW ABOUT TAKING ME HOME? — this sevenweek
old part Springer female puppy would just love
to have a family of her very own. She is waiting for
one to pick her up at the Animal Shelter.
WON'T SOMEBODY LOVE ME? —This female,
part Persian tiger cat is staying temporarily at the
Animal Shelter until somebody comes along to offer
her a home. She was thrown out of a car in the
Gardens and promises to earn her way by keeping
her new home mouse-free along with oodles of love.
ACC offers courses at Middle Township
Clinton B. Price
ARIDITY
Beginning the week of April course is scheduled to begin.
10, Atlantic Community College
courses.
Persons may register by mail
I am thirsty for the rare will offer non-credit courses in
Complete information about
or in person at the Community
whiskies and scotches that Cape May County for the first
the non-credit courses being
Services Office in Richard
sweeten your smiles but ease time.
offered in Cape May County can
Somers Hall on ACC's Mays*
your mind
Five courses will be taught at
be obtained by calling 623-1111
Landing campus.
I am thirsty for the bay breeze night in Middle Township High
or 646-4950, ext. 203.
There ace no' admission
that softly flops your hair School, Cape May Court House.
ACC began offering college-
requirements, such as a high
- across your forehead.
They are; "Professional
credit courses in Cape May
school diploma or equivalency
Beany's mane, a lions mane. Resumes and Cover Letters," 7
County in September 1973.
certificate, for ACC non-credit
I am parched for your soft blue to 9:30 p.m. Mondays, begin-
eyes and very peaceful smile. ning April 11; "Horse
The smile that brightens the Ownership," 7 to 9 p.m. Wed-
world.
nesdays, beginning April 13;
Soon, I will have my thirst "Interior DecoratfngT' 7 to 9
parched but the aridness will p.m. Wednesdays, beginnings
return once more until the next April 13; "Business Writing," 7
time I gaze into your eyes. to 9 p.m. Wednesdays, begin-
Feelings won't- let the water ning April 13; "Beginning
liquidize me. Only feelings and Astrology," 7:30 to 9:30 p.m.
feelings will nuture me. Thursdays, beginning April 14;
I am hungry for the "Professional Resumes and
miscellaneous seasonings that Cover Letters" will last two
spice your' - personality. weeks and cost $10, while the
Malnutrition devastates other courses will run for 10
humanity in a skeletal manner. weeks and cost $22.
The vitamins locked In your Registrations will be ac-
wisdom are an essential part of cepted until two days before a
my diet. U.S. Government daily
nutritional requirements.
Sweets and desserts only clog
the blood system, in turn,
making the circulatory doings a
little coagulated.
Why add sugar to an already
sweet person?
Will my diet be balanced?
I need full course dinners instead
of take-out snacks.
Will it be seven courses or one
course?
Johnette Marian Hoelzle
COME JOIN ME GOD
They're always asking, never
giving - always dying never
living.
You must get terribly bored
from tales of misery and grief.
Requests for health, requests
for wealth - and always for
relief.
You never get invited to - a*
picnic or a party;
Or luscious meal, with drink
and all, that's set out for the
hearty.
I've'never heard that you were
asked to join life's fun and love;
But only that all agonies were
sent down from above.
"Poor Mr. Brown." they say -
"He never did no harm."
"Or how can Zilch, the
millionaire - work without any
arm?"
"Lucy Stirrups, My Oh My,
How well that girl can type!"
"I wonder why she's discontent
- and always has a gripe?"
My God above, what have I
done - I've done - I've
overlooked you're human?!
Forgot you liked a drink of
wine, I took mine on the snack.
I've been a fool to not recall
that you might like some
fishing.
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When people come into
this establishment in order
to discuss funeral service
arrangements, we don't
begin by telling them what
to do. We listen "to what
they have to say. Some are
very knowledgeable, some
have very definite ideas,
some are confused and
warn to sort out their
thoughts. We listen.
Afterwards we present
facts, show them what we
have to offer and frankly
tell them what we can do
and what we cannot do. We
want very much to help and
usually things can be N
arranged to their
satisfaction. Then we can
begin to prepare a funeral
service. But we are not
going to bend the facts and
assure them that we can
accomplish their aims
when we can't. In this field
deception is really
selfdefeating, so there is no
qreat virtue in adhering to
ethical standards.
WIMBERG
Funeral Horn*
Four Generation* of Funeral
Service lo AU Creedi...
201 Asbury Avenue
Phone 399-2854
The Godfrey
Funeral Homes
Established 1894
809 Central Ave.
Ocean City, N.J.
Phone 399-0077
644 S. Shore Rd.
Palermo, N.J.
Phone 398-0077
Herbert L. Godfrey, Owner, John T. Newman, Manager
In Time of Trouble, We Are As
Near As Your Phone .
Pledging for the future, as in the past, the finest and
most dignified, personalized funeral service.
SUCCESSOR TO OCEAN CITY'S FIRST FUNERAL «
DIRECTOR %
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DURA DECORATOR PAINT
For interior wall surfaces and exterior
masonry including plaster,
stucco, brick and concrete. Also
wood, metal arid plasterboard.
Acrylic flat. Good color selection.
NOW 4.99
Reg. $7.99 gal.
MY NAME IS GINGER. WHAT'S YOURS? —
Ginger is approximately six months old and would
love to be taken home. She is staying, temporarily at
the Animal Shelter until the time when a family
decides she is just what they need. She has plenty of
love to share with just such a family.
••:•
Federal and State
WC0ME TAX PRrPARATION
$5.00 • State Tax Preparation.
$5.00 - Federal Short Form 1040A.
$8.00 - Federal Standard Deduction 1040.
$13.00 - Federal Itemized Deductions.
$5.00 - Each additional Schedule, Federal or State.
Just completed 100 hours refresher seminars
in revjsed Federal Tax Law and N.J. Gross
Income Tax. Ten years professional .
Income tax preparation as Public Accountants.
John and Catherine Graft
Octinwood and Holy *«ei., Maimon, N.J. 0B223
[609] 398-4340
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OCEAN EAN CI CITY PLEASANTVILLE
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THURSDAY. APRIL 7,1971
* M THURSDAY, APRIL 7,1977
OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER
League explains voter registration
Do you plan to chat this year must file a Party Cafiero bill seeks lost revenue for cities
party affiliation before Declaration Form by April 18,
primaries?
SO days before the election. The New Jersey Senator James S. assigned to the Revenue, explained.
. The League of Women Voters same is true of any voter, Cafiero has introduced Finance and Appropriations "Unfortunately, existing
points out that, contrary to a already registered, who has legislation to compensate Committee chaired by Senator statutes do not provide for
notation in the League's 1977 never voted in a Primary, but it municipalities for lost revenues Bernard J. Dwyer (D- reimbursement of. those
Handbook, the deadline for does not apply to voters resulting from the total Middleaex). A written request revenues. Logic would dictate
doing so is Monday, April 18. registering for the first time. "exemptions from local property has already been filed with the that if the Legislature Intended
Any registered . voter 'Who Forms -—•••—• i«v.« may be OWIUW secured and taxation of the residence of a Committee to schedule the bill
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that the financial burdens of the
wishes , to switch to a different
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100% Solid State 'Service Misar" Chassis.
In-Lina Matrm Picture Tuba. 28.000
Volts of Picture Power (design average).
Sharpness Control, Low energy uta. Walnut
grain finish on plastic cabinet.
Maatol WTMOSNW.
CUMRANCE KICK
Follow the Easter Bunny to
EASTER SAVINGS '
slates Monday meeting reimbursable. This bill would
PAGE 1 —SECTION THREE
THE LEGION OF MARY held its annual "Acies" Sunday at St. Joseph'*
Church, Somers Point.with over 200 persons attending. With Bishop George H.;
Guilfoyle following the ceremony are: from left, Msgr. Leon S. Winowicz, pastori
of of the the host parish who recently celebrated the 40th anniversary of his ordinatkMivj ordin
to the priesthood; Mrs. Eleanor Lang of Glassboro Glassboro, Legion secretary; Mrs Mrs. CSMMT CSMMT"
Coughlan of Mantua, Legion of Mary president; and Fr. John McCaffrey, pastor
of St. Mary's, Malaga, and spiritual director of the Legion of Mary.
' * correct that situation which I
«^..nn.v,m -... consider to be an oversight,"
SOMERS POINT-The Cafiero concluded. ^^
regular monthly meeting of the
Somers Point Masonic Club will
be held Monday, April 11, at 7
p.m. in Harry's Inn.
John McClain, assistant
biologist for the State of New
Jersey Bureau of Fish and Sea Isle City Mayor Dominic City Engineer John R. amount ($81,000) necessary to
Shellfish, Environmental C. Raffa announces that local Walker has informed the Board handle the City's snare but Us
Protection Agency, will be residents, particularly those of Commissioners that the City will not be necessary," he said.
guest speaker. He will give along Central av. from 57th st. will not have to come up with "Even though we have already
beneral information regarding
to 84th st.. will not have to pay the 30 percent financing that authorized the *
for the repaving of the roadway had been called for for by the
the bureau.
and installation of euro*. State.
Instead, Mayor Raffa explained,
the State will pay a 30
percent share while the Federal
Hurley is appointed
government will pay the
balance of 70 percent
Mayor Raffa said the project
to 'Federal' Assembly will be put out for bids soon.
The distance of the new
roadway is about one and a half
TRENTON - Assembly wUl be solicited as these miles.
Minority Leader James Hurley programs are being developed
has been appointed to thein
order to avoid problems
"No one locally has to pay,"
Committee on Rural later."
Mayor Raffa said be was informed.
"The city already
Development, of the State The National Conference of approved bonding in the
Federal Assembly, an arm of State Legislatures is comprised
the National Conference of of 47 of the 50 states, and acts
State Legislatures.
primarily as an advisory
The committee i* one of nine committes to Congress.
under-tbe jurisdiction of the
SFA and is concerned
primarily with agriculture, Antique shops
rural housing and health care
services, environmental dot county landscape
protection and tn«broad Janga
of issues which have an impact CAPE MAY COURT
on rural areas.
HOUSE — "Antiquing" has
"All of us in me Legislature been popular in Cape May
are acutely aware of the County for a number of yean.
rapidly-shrinking agricultural Over 30 antique shops dot the
lands in the state," Hurley said. landscape on the Jersey Cape,
"Those people living in thedisplaying
treasures from other
rural sections of this state face eras • many of them
unique problems such as health specializing in certain periods
care services, transportation, or types of merchandise
housing and employment, all Mr. and Mrs. Robert L.
services taken for granted in Myers • and Mr. and Mrs.
our urban areas."
Thomas Carroll, of Cape May,
The committee on which have compiled a guide to an-
Hurley will serve will be contique shops in the county,
cerned principally with the listing the location of each shop,
development of a national. its specialties, and descriptions
policy with respect to rural of some items. The guide also
development which will have a includes a map of the county
direct effect on the states. with each shop marked. The
The committee members will guide is distributed by the
monitor Federal legislation, antique dealers, free of charge,
work with members of to residents and vacationers.
Congress, and appear before A copy of the Antique Shop
Congressional committee to Directory and a free Cape May
articulate the position of state County Vacation Kit are
legislatures on issues under available simply by writing to
consideration in the Congress. "Antiques" Box 365. Cape May
"Much too often we find that Court House, N.J. 08210.
legislation is enacted by the
Congress which may not be in
the best interests of the states."
Hurley-said. "As a member of
this committee, I am hopeful
our advice and our suggestions
w "M^T l ff monies,
we will now save the 30 percent
of the coat and we (the City)
and the taxpayers, especially
those located along Central av.,
will not have to pay anything
for this important road
project," the Mayor said.
The area from Kennedy blvd.
south to 57th st. was paved test
year and is in excellent shape
despite the winter ice storms,
the Mayor said.
"This has taken some effort
on our part and on the part of
our city engineer but the taxpayers
of Sea Isle City will be
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Egypt or Turkey available. Most
meals, escort. Rates per person,
double occupancy. 15-day advance
booking.
HURST TRAVtL, INC.
497 ASBURY AVB.. OCIAN CITY 0421a
3*?-41M ,
Send m« more information on:
State, U. S. to pick up bill for Sea Isle paving project
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2X4 28' Lin. Ft.
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Other Sb$S Resists Decay«
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tne beneficiaries,"
Raffa said.
He said the project ahosM
ready to be put ott for "
shortly; He also said the t
will supervise ae project,
not the city crews.
"This toad has _
problem area for us Jar ,
and I am gratified tkat «•
solving
said.
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