Feb 1959 - On-Line Newspaper Archives of Ocean City

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CLASSIFIED ADS SET QUICK RESULTS 

I'll see you in Ocean City 

February 13th & 14th 

BJ9 time 

fer everybody! 

Watch this paper! 

A Good Beaion to Shop in Ocean city — First 

BUDD'S 

743 Asbury Ave, 

DECORATOR 

SHOP 

Phone 2802 

INVENTORY 

CLEARANCE SALE 

SHARP REDUCTIONS ON ODD LOTS and 

DISCONTINUED STYL1S OF BlPSPRf ADS, 

CURTAINS, DRAPIS, SLiPCOVIRS, 1TC 

V% TO %OFF 

MANY ITEMS BiLOW COST! 

IS Print T«ff«la Quilted Spreads ... 

9 Selid Celor Taffeta Spreads 

4 Dacron Filled Nylon Comforters 

5 Bmamn ©Hen Blend BUnUts ..= . 

Were 

8.98 

0 98 

12.98 

7.98 

NOW 

6,00 

4,00 

7.00 

5,00 

12 Sura PH Slipcovers ............. 

for Wing, Cogtwell, Modern Chairs 

5 Knit Sofa Csvire ................ 

Ref, and T-Ciub Sofas 

3 Cutfofrugic Chair Covers ,..,,=., 

Cltfb or Barrel Back 

26 36" Cafe Curtains ...........'... 

22 A*st. Print or Solid Valances 

31 Wood Cornices 32" to 72" wide . . 

10.98 7,00 

7,98 4.00 

15,08 9,00 

THURS., FR|if SAT., LAST DAYS OP 

JANUARY WHITE SALE 

FINAL PAYS FOR SPECIAL SAVING! ON 

CANNON SHEETS, TOWELS and BEDDING 

STORE HOURS: 9 TO 5 DAILY 

OPEN FRIDAY EVENINGS 7 TO 9 

THE jbcJAw jiffy SENTlijttAJjyfefe 

$126,201 Township Budget Offered; Legion To Mark 

Special Police Effort Is Stopped " UL *~""— 

THURS&AY, JANUAftV 

and Swords 

plans 

hiu 

May 

14- 

from Mr 

s her 

physi- 

DRAPERY CLi 

BiKsntinued 

Were 

3,59 - 3,98 

Pattcrnf = 1 

Were 

4.98 

$ 3. 

A 

ta 

R 

i 

A 

ef 

NCI 

e Kind 

Were 

6.98 

$ 4. 

1/3 Off 

UPPER TOWNSHIP =- The 19D« 

ijpper Township budse-l teialinii 

$126,201.12 was passed'on firsi read- 

ing by a two to one* vole u\ UK- 1 

Mondav evening mefiins; i» ihe 

Township Hail in Tiiekahoe. The 

puhllf hearing iinti &iu\i re:iilmu i* 

slated for Ma run 9, 

The roll tail vote rgstilU'd fi-otti a 

resolution proposed hy WiUium J 

Brown* newly t>tecu*d tummiiiw' 

man- that he reeelvy only SI per 

vear rather than ihe SLOW) >oaf!y 

'salary When quest ioncd Omun 

stated ihat Miena proposal ufiultl 

reduce iht tax rate sis eesiU ntul 

thai such apropos! U legally l)i>r- 

missftbie, The iewhitinn wn*. fiol 

adopteet, 

Cofflmittprman J) a v : d YanVtir-t 

itaiett tlwa he would prffi't io -J.i*y 

ihe r^ôHniOH further >tud=v and n 

was Sd iHUtt. Puîf ui Mil' 

I wiu effected by rijl.RflStn e 

jroni Mayor Clirlk E. Cordon 

and fommiitfeman \.*anVerti reqinFemcni* lrom 

school and founlv vo-X-i" 

The hud&ca incluiU's Sfja'K). one- 

fifth, of ihe emcfjcnty ^ppi-iipi-ia- 

lion to emw cu^t oi thi* u- **'-'• 

quired Ijy law. 

A letter uf H'siM 

Anthony Kriik. spt'tisil 

appointt-d at the last 

read, giving as i!u> rt'.ê 

health and the advice of hc-i 

eian. The ri'sianuUuii Wa 

and Mrs, Charles BjiHOi^hy, of 

ley's Point, Was appointed to 

as policewoman at the i' 

school in Marmara nl the âfflf sal- 

ary of $10 per week. 

A Idler from Edward B, MtCon- , 

nell admlnUtraiive director ol" the 

; lo- 

cation oi the Municipiil Court and 

si.itintl thai court Will be held eai-h 

Wednesday from lu oVlock to noon 

at ihe new ioeatign \%n- rratl and 

adopted. 

Members of !lu* Upper Township 

ChambDr of Commei'i'e ssuuht rein- 

siaHtnent of a -ppfial j3o!ki> tovov 

in a loiter from llohiiri Hap\$ Jf , •.£'£-= 

rfitary. The let it'!' -tilted that ihe 

| Rev, Thomas* A .Merywuaihtif. Chum- 

1 her member, hatJ vniiinU-i-riitl _ io 

| submit ii siiuae-ityd p! aêni, 

j At "the toiieiusion uf (lie detailed 

I reporl lownship oiTicsaU agreed 

j ihat insurance eoverajje is probably 

not sufficient and I'ashley was au- 

Ihorlxod to submit a rcpQi't con- 

eernina the ro^t nt more adequate 

liability coverams 

Mrs, R, Wilson Garrison, of Tiees* 

ley's Point, was appoiiiied to serve 

as Upper Township represfnlative on 

the reei'titly tirHaiuzed Cape Miiy 

County Health Council, 'Tile request 

for representation Irmrp iliis: area 

was made by ,Mrss JuifH .1, Klain. 

Mrs. Klain ibgu rc.'|jqr1ed on same 

si the existing' cases of crippled 

children, heart cases, und other 

chronic disuses ysisiinj! in the 

tawnshlp and. asked officials what 

have been nyide for ihe con> 

of health esre far ihose 

eases since ihe lownship health spi" 

i lip has been thanked to a case ijasis, 

Tovntship oiTkials stated that flintier 

1 study Aould bo iiivyn lo their ori= 

ainaj [iropti-ai to employ local nurses 

oti tmvnuhip health problems. 

No action was taken on a request 

| for a ¥50u contribution in iha Capo 

May CiMinty Chamber of C'ommcrcr, 

i GeoiHf C'arii'r, eSPt-utivii seefeiary 

; (if the t 1 . iif (':, in m'ekinH the enn- 

tribution, lisH'it att ! arnnn>i|)!Tiemsi of 

\\M- rtiUTHy {'hamhfr in It-* one-year 

eMsujfU'i', Carter slated that wiihin 

t!ie \t>fir i hrfif new indusirif 

lompleted 

('iiuntN as 

140 At P-T.A. 

Buffet-Dance 

LTPKR TOWNSHIP - Abinit 140 

aiiended ihe family covered di-h 

supper and square danee mvi.n ti> 

the Upper Township parent-Teacher 

Association last Friday evening in 

the elementary st=hool in Marmora. 

Foliowina the ham supper, wrved 

bufTet ^tyle all thtê present assis!. 

ed in clearing the Haor Tor ihe 

square dancinji, WiUiflm M Ufe 

11 'l 

supper ienried b> 

li'ine lu-fi* 

Imfeii!, 

th 

thai uf Hie 

>!•!•• 

h 

HIP »- 

t'lalrn-- 

in . Capr ' 

direct result of 

lie aUo c-rnph.'i- 

ihe f-iahlUbmt'nt < 

tuwnship is not 7.on(*d, dfUiiitel? 

iha! 

q 

4_11 t'Liih Aaent. mi the j-allcr ami 

cave mMruetions in ihe ifi'h- 

All thflie auendina hml ii 

very jlood tiini,'. 

Ai iinnouneed by NTr^. _.lohn LOP- 

en?Q and \U>*. .Io*eph Prf-ii, to- 

chairman of iht> UtTQir, tJir small 

defrayed esperiê* of Use 

which was nai a fund-fsUing I 

but otic to promote tamlly 

fun A very large sommitlt'e of 

bv 

the/mo 

Sf'Jnih 

Y"i" 

Auxiliary 

.-.nflivrr^rv of the 

lehr^^t on Wri 

Tne B.iv-,-S!atcr-> 

.aYWlii be prosrni. and 

i the Knvnni. und liotftry 

ribuietf to I*H' yr(n. Terri Jo Wilkie, Linda WyerJ 

Carol Mies, Suzzane Guntner, Shir- I 

ley Kriidelbaeh, Jaiiis Schneider. J*?° I 

seph Lovette, James Watkins, Ralph j 

Haiim, Frank Kruk, Danny Reyel, | 

Keith Guile*, Chieie Cossaboone ana 

the honoreea' brother. Kevin. 

WSCS Meets Thursday : 

TUCKAHOE •== Member-; of the | 

SVuman's .Soeiety of Uhristiaii 

ice 1 of ihi* 'hiLkahQe 

Uhurt'li will rneet Tuesday evening 

in ihe sotial hall ai Tiio o'tlotk, 

Mrs. Theo V, Tewnsenyfl oi' Oees-i, 

City, will show picture slides of the 

national assembly heid by ihe So* 

eleties last spring in St. IsouLs. Mo, 

Thr public Is cordially invited to at* 

tend ihe mtetina, 

Jolly Workers litet 

MARMOHA = Mrs. llarry Parker 

wai eleeled president of ihe Jolly 

Workers of the Marmora McihydUl 

Church al their mefiiriji held iast 

week in ihy .sociai room, Other 

otlieers eletied are: Mrs, Donald 

liattfrsby, vice presiilent- Mrs. An- 

diiw May. sueristai'y; Mr*. I tarry 

Webb, irt-asiirer, and Mrs, William 

J. Brown, eorrespondin:; sL't-retary, 

4=H Dance Saturday 

MARMORA — A dance, sponsored 

by 'he Loose Ends 4-11 Club, will be 

heid this Saturday evenini; fruiii t:30 

to 10;S!i in the V'.F.W. Post Home in 

Marmora. YouiiiJ people. 10 years 

and older, are invited to attend the 

dance. 

A 

CLASSIFIED AD 

BRINGS QUICK RESULTS 

CIobbersDine 

At Palermo Station 

Tl'CKAJlOB = Members tit 

Turkahoe Yacht Club were entyr- 

iiiined SatU"day evening by Major 

(ie'irue A, ILiws. c^nunandin^ officer 

ul me Paiertno Air Ford' Station, 

and hU staff. . 

li.rmer was served at B o'doek 

ItilhrAi-d by erneriainment in the 

biiî* iheatre, and a tour o! ihe ra- 

diation, Ll. W. A, Smith hriefed 

.pfoiip en ihe mission of the 

"while U, C. Thomas us= 

the fynction^ oi ilu> opera- 

tiun^ section 

The Vaeht Club will bold its an- 

nual dinner and clip presentation 

thi., Snuirday evening ai Buck's Tav- 

ern' in Corbin City. 

in a!lend a 

ilar 

tIn- 

SCIENCE IN 

YOUR LIFE 

Haw do epidemles llhe last year** 

Asian flu start? Selentlitg blams 

a renigade virus, ehanged only 

slightly in character from its an- 

cestors but different enough to be 

able to Slip by any immunity peo> 

pie have built up against viruses 

they've eneountered eariief. Tliis, 

doctors aay, U what hap(iQned 

when Asian i!u staigered one' 

tenth of the world's peimlfttion 

last ytar. . . 

txperti lay that if the Asian 

flu follows,the 

usual epidemie 

pattern $.'e can 

espest further 

outbreaks early in 

i'JCy and again 

late in iflfiO, 

Fortunately, 

the U, S, is well- 

equitiped to han= 

die such emergen- 

cies Since World War II, many 

producers of drugs which fiura 

disease have also stepped into pro- 

duetioji of biologkals which Tire- 

vent them. A case in lioint is Cnai, 

Pfizer & Co., Inc., world's leading 

manufaeturer of antibiotics, in 

the drug and chemical busmeis 

fer loa years, Pflier recently built 

near Terro Haute, Indiana, a vac» 

eitie center itafTsd for virus re* 

search and equipped for prpdue- 

tiqh of both huniaii atid vutsrinary 

vaccines, 

Pfizer and sther firms are now 

turning out a polyvalent flu vac- 

cine. One shot of this polyvalent 

%'accine protects you against the 

Asian flu and some other types of 

flu as well, Te make this polyvalent 

vaccine, the different types of flu 

virus are grewn in millions of 

chick eggs, then killed with form= 

aldehyde,' In vaccini fsrm, the 

virusei are injected into the body, 

start our interior defense system 

ts building immuhity against each 

type of virus contained in the vac- 

eine, 

In this way, viruses are now 

tamed by science to |jrpteeii US 

fram snce*deadly epidemics, 

,,p.ir.,es Hoa L'arper' iFi'yinient fyr 

fari'lijis 'i-il'tjrs unles-- >nmil;*r t-tiiirtes= 

ie, "^re" divert to Amc-ht-afi tiii?en^ 

•Aheii srau'llinjJ in their c-rtiintrii-, m 

[ike tapacily. 

Th*' publk= is ur 

B,iSSi>t thai v,ili be tiveii under the: 

chairmanship of Mr, AJVthoiiN ... ' 

Voipe iti lit*. HUh School AudHOnum , 

on Sauirti&y, Kehruan. 28, ior the j 

post WrHiiro I-'unt!. 

In ailitiiion tu ihe Swan Lake and 

Kleepin- Us>;niis Balled Hiei-e uill hv. 

a siJeiiaSty number = The Datu-e «f , 

i'iirds." Tit'tiets ;ire tn.tw on siite. 

The ne\t -tjfial t>\i-!it ai the Host 

Hume will In- tleditiiU'd io Bud Shi(|-^ 

int. B* ! i"t Cfi'iiJan -ind llnruid S. ! 

Ptms uho *f!-w>(i the po-*t Hml and 

well. 

The Pos! was; alerted in lanore 

any h>ud -'iiiinJ barrier biasu" 

tniHed by newer type planei tnni 

are sehPtJuk-d u\ proicet Uie rirea 

in ihe future. 

Cariien S. naten reported on the re= 

cent eounty totnmiit.ee meetiii^ nt 

Patermo, apd inviied loral membors 

to the nest county meetinM at Htone 

Harbor nii Thursday, Fvbi-uary 1ft. 

C'. Thrtitifts Weiler and Anthony J, 

Volpe aave a resume of the slate 

eseciltiS'e meeting held ist Trenton 

January IT, 

Vincent A. Evfiriselisin • reported 

ihat he has contacted all lhu sthool 

in Cape May County a bom the Us say 

Content and the reception is favor- 

The newly installed officials of the Atlantic 

No, 20, Knights Templar, are shown here JL 

Xe, Rmmineiit Commander Lester A= MatKh 

,1. Hilary Smith, of Ocean City, GeL 

i Robert Sampson, of Linwood, Captain 

e>an Ciiy men active in the Commandery 

ceremonies recently in the- Mason|P 

at Atlantic City, =—^__ 

There b? spceuUuion in Washington over thij 

biliiy of hringinR about a rualignment of the two^ 

partioK in is) liberal and coiiserv alive groups, Oni 

savs ihis mighl happen more rapidly than h gens 

lleved UkelyrBoth parties now contain high 

who have virtually nothing in common. 

OTHERS CLAIM BUT 

ONLY KELVINATOR 

WASHES CLOTHES 

CLEANER EASIER SAFE 

And Saves You Money Too 1 . 

" HERE'S THE PROOi 

Classified Ads Bring Quick Results 

for 

"window 

shades",.. 

in the 

in he 

YllLOW PAGES 

you an find 

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with all tfieia 

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• Seporafe Cytici for All 

Fab rice including 

Wsih-Wasr 

• Lint Filter 

• Sudi and Water Sever 

• Rinse Additive DltpcnMf 

• CLEANER, EASIER WISM| 

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Minut* Dirt Leeanw; 

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• SAFER, All-FABWC M 

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and forth. 

• sAvis YOU mm 

Yeg can't hay* a $791 

bill far reflating a fMfl 

onitm, 

PRICES START 

$179,951 

WITH TRADE 

I. 

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710 Anbury Ave, Phont 

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ftUBBER CUSHIONS * DIRECTIONALTURN SIGNALS • ELECTRIC CLOCK 

THIS CAR DELIVERED TO YOU 

ported prfco, 

Federal Excise Tqas Inel 

PETER 

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REVOLVING 

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CARPET 3 Important Rooms 

WALL-TO-WALL 

îJ 

-*= 

1151 MStL 

RANGER 2-DOOR SEDAM 

iffl^f 

§m& 

We will *9\lypv an EDSEL for the same eost or less 

thmh ttimt ef * Plymouth, Chevrolet OF Ford, BAA 

MOTORS, INC, 220 Wesley Avenue, Ocean City, New Jertey 

HfRrS HOW IT WORKS 

Choose the monthly repaymint amount suitable to 

, you ($5 minimum), Your credit is 10 times the 

amount of your monthly payment, The plan Is 

continuous and enables you to make additional 

" purchases up to the amount of initial credit. If, for 

example, you have paid $60 on an initial credit you 

may avail yourself $80 additionai credit, 

I 15th St. & Haven Ave. Phone 3200 

CAT THE RAILROAD) IN OCEAN CITY 

•JwuyuuuyuugguarxMQCX 

SPiCIArFURCHAW 

f'xl2* VSiesw and Nylon 

• LIVING ROOM 

• DINING ROOM 

• BEDROOM 

Prise InEtudef everyltiWl 

• WALL^TO^WAU 

CARPiTS 

^m:' PADDING 

• CUSTOM 

INSTALLATION 

NOTHING ILSI TO 

AVAILABLE 

NOW 

$ 39, 

PR1EI!! 

$4,©S BATH- MAT 

Jutt for fh# prlviles* of 

inttslUtton in your ttemi 

NO OBLIGATIONI 

Decorators 

1612 TILTON ROAD 

PHONE P'ViLLE 5347 

NOf 

Sunday *nd 

by App*i 

WOND 

1400 On Your Dial 

Far • dally digest of Oetin €tfy 

ntwt from Th* t inHns( 

PtL Luddy was represented by 

attorney Jsel A. Meir, and In In 

unusual move the proseeutlen's 

ease was handled toy City Solicitor 

John E, BotwelL There wai a 

tourt itenegrapher present to take 

the testimony Virbitym far the 

The t!iFee iHiii'tiiniPn wlto t 

wvrc Serjeant C;irlt> P, Cost, a pas. 

sonî?! 1 in Hil. Lunny'si tar, and thy 

Iwo arr*stinti nfTU'pr*,. .Serjeant An= 

^xa and Palreiiniiin J 

opened uiih (ho 

thai the eharjjeH 

The' 

prn*4L't>uior 

bt« eharigutl from sjitJpdinii B0 

an hour "between 7th aiiti 4ih sH;: on 

West av, to road speedina !«! miles 

an hour bL-tween 7lli fiiid Slh Ms, OH 

West av, 

Mr, Matt asked for more lime to 

prepare his case in %'iew of the 

ehangp, chargiiig that there was sur« 

priso involved, Judê King ruled 

thai he would grant a recess 

not a po.jptiiontmK'nl, 

TlUh.ini--i4^m Luuk Pl&«5 at apppoi 

Ihiatcfy 2 a= m. the morniii^ of Jan- 

uary 13, according to the h'Htjmoiiy 

of tlsoMt. involved. 

ffir, Mott asked for s continuance 

en the same grounds that a prev= 

leys postponement was granted. 

He said that the traffic ticket was 

after the Indefinite suspen. 

ef Luddy frem the Polks De« 

partment and Asked the depart- 

mental charges against Luddy be 

diipiied ef first, This was denied 

by King, 

See Page 3, column 4 please 

Sgt. Impagliazzo 

Cited For Deed 

ni Nifholas Impagliaô, of 

the Otunn Ci!y Polut*'Department, is 

the winner of \\w firnl Valor Award 

to be .presented to a Cupe May Caun= 

iy ptitice uffieei'' by the Fratorna! 

Order of Polite, 

The awiiFd was ulvfii lo Htii. 

Mr, Milliiian reporicd that mectinus 

h.id bt'eii heid with local resitlenls 

and eity officiate and that all aru 

faVarabiy hulindfd toward a re- 

location of, the plifygrQund and the 

ostubiisbmoHt ef a parhiuil Jot lo run 

290 feet north from 8th si. on the 

©tean side of I raven av» 

In his report Mllliîn said that 

Mayor Edward B, Bowker had given 

permission J_Q the coinrnittee to write 

to the Pennsylvania and Hpadinij 

Seashore Liiuî and UTEC tjuitk rc= 

movnl of traekfi now igenTed on f layen 

av. 

5fr. MliligVin said that the letlcr to 

cr to 

Jl» n, KruKSel, genera! manager of 

ihr railroad, wiss sont iind the Cham- 

lier of Commerce a.Hkc>d him to ''ad- 

vise us when your company (•onlem- 

plates* ihe removai of those tracks 

from Batlersea Hond lo Sth si," 

Ttie plan would allew an ddo 

el 25© ears to park beth en the 

proposed parking 1st and alse en 

Haven av,, Mlllijfan said. Mayer 

Bowk*r indicated to the committee 

that h« would like t# see diagonal 

parking en Haven av, and thus 

allew more ears to be aceernmedat- 

ed, MlJIIfan reported. 

The Major informed the committee 

that the railroad had removed sev- 

eral switches so far, but then moved 

their equipment to Wildwood, Work- 

men are espetied io come hack 

shortly to finish taking tip the tracks 

here between the Garden* station and 

the loth si. station. 

If the tily (joes ahead with the 

Retail Merchants plan, the piay- 

nround at Bth st. and Haven av. 

would he consolidated into a master 

plan to enlarge the esiisiinj* facilities 

hei ween Slh and Gth sis, and Bay 

and West av.s. 

The nropossed plan eallN for a tqial 

of four baseball diamond;-;, iiU'ltlding 

iwu for the little leaquers, a liL'id 

house with toilei faeiiiiies, a !)?>;'•*>! = 

ball eourt and football field. 

With the removal of ihe raiiroad 

tracks from Haven av,, the ri^hi oi 

way would be closed off to give 

additional room to ihe expanded 

athletic facumen. 

Tri?isftf;..# ares of ths athteflV 

ftotd VK>ulB then be B40 feet east 

See Pag* 3, column 4 please 

GAHA Pinpoints 

Overgrown Lots 

The special Committee of the 

Ocean City Guest mid Apartment 

House Association on vacant lot 

clearance reported io presodeni Dr. 

John 11. Betker on Haiui-day. Their 

initia! survey was made In the area 

between flth and Tin sts,, and the 

hay and ocean. 

The survey shewed 'that there 

were mere than 15 lets as well as 

street ends and beach front areas 

which were overgrown with weeds 

and littered with debrli. In their 

cluttered condition and with the 

weeds dry, these lat§ present a 

serious firs hazard to the adjoining 

hernes the committee reported, 

Upgn reviewing ihe loeaiion nf 

Chairman Qf 

Chamber Dinner City Will Challenge 

County TaxBoarcTs 

True Value Stand 

City Solicitor John IL Boswell announced late yesterday 

that a suit against the County Board q£ Taxation and each 

of Its three members wUl be instituted ill an effort by the 

city officials to clarify its position on the question of "true 

l " 

ROBERT DRUCK 

Mark Turner, president ef the 

Chamber ef Csmmeree, anneunced 

this, week that Robert Druck has 

been named n!st and duplicate was 

void, unlawful and a 

violeflâhuse of discretion," 

that action the city will con= 

Fio 

aiiliaMo ill ii re(?ynt iiistallation j th«Ht» JOIN, Or, Bt'tker slated thai, 

er oi Ihe County KOP In WiUH ViLl^.*** 1 **_"-V . s i J "^.« nli( ?miJt 

i City pgiie*? 

vkf president of the 

dinnt' 

wood, The 

was Nunieri 

group, 

Thi award elfei Sgt, lmf»gliait? 

for *)teeptJenal initlfitive in dis- 

arming tw# m«n whs hid wrested 

m revelver frem 4 fellow officer 

hen. The incident secured hen 

last iummer when PitralfiMn Rith» 

ard ParashUn wa§ attaek-* J by twe 

men en Wesley av, near 9th it. 

Mayor Edward B. Bowker and Po- 

lice Chief William 1!. Smith were 

notified of file honer conferred oii 

Sftt. ImpajSliaô, The eity officials 

report that the iiffit't-r wiM IK 1 hdii- 

ored here next mohlh, and.it was 

learned he will be further fetud ui 

the June meeting of the Hlate 

tors for the FOP in Jersey 4'ity, 

Avalon polki* officer John Rcy» 

nolds was seated as president of the 

county unit. Other officers include 

Charles Quinn, 'Wildwood, seerelary? 

Charles Thomas, Wildwood, treasurer; 

and Ambrose McGqugh, Wildwood, 

chairman of the directors. State 

President Louis C Fiocca, also of 

Wildwood, presided at the meeting, 

Burlington Police Chief Peter 

was the infilling officer 

March 21 Deadline On 

Primary Registration 

Thursday. March 12, is the dead, 

line for the filinfl of petitions by 

candidates seeking office and also 

the deadline for voters who want to 

be eligible to east their ballots in 

the AprU 21 state-wide primary 

election. City Clerk Henry Sllllnfi 

announced this week. 

Voters wishing to register may 

do so during regular business hours 

at either the City Clerk's office here 

in City Hal! or at the offiee of the 

Cape Msy County Boirl of Elections 

at the Cape Mpy Court House, 

The law requires that these reg< 

istcrlng be residents of the state 

for six months prior to the April 

21 primary and residents of Ocean 

City fer SO days prior to that date. 

lots art' In oho of the 

In our Ciiy most thickly populated, 

Ijolh by permanent residents • and 

summer guests, cspi'tiiiily cons|(li!rina 

that thi 1 tity properties ;n ! e ony block 

in width ;md yssU-nd from IKIJ- to 

ocean in this area surveyed," lie 

also staled that ii wan lint difficult 

to imaMine how unpleasant these lots 

must appear when tlie weeds are 

at their peak. 

After discussing this condition 

existing in sucii. a ^ma|| iirea, ii was 

the fcelina of the Commiliiie thai the 

Guest and Apartment House A?,soi;ia. 

tlon's efforl to have ihe Ciiy en= 

force the lot elcarinjJ ordinniuc' 

should be shared by all civic organ- 

isations. 

A, Kershaw was found 

three of i© charges by a 

jury which delibDraied yesterday for 

four hours before bringing in ihe 

decision which closed the first phase 

of the trial o! the former Ocean 

City stock salesman accused at rn!s= 

handling more than S230,»(H» «1 his }} m - ,. - , 

client funds board regardinM complete revslua* 

' tinn !>! all real property to be filed 

The iury verdict held Kershaw [by January 10. 195B," 

id that the l»ard fails to 

statutory duties and 

Specifically the "failure to eefllfy 

the lax books for local lax purposes 

leaves the ciiy unable to perform It's 

various fynetlahs or meet the vari&ua 

financial obligations and keep It's 

finanlca) siabilty," 

2—"The City challenges the loaal- 

Hy and legal effects of the resblu- 

March 4, 1958, by the 

guilty ef three counts of conver- 

sion all connected with fransae= 

tlens with Mrs. Idlth King, ef 

Ocean City. Th6 indietments en j 

which the fuitty vardief was re- I 

turned cited Kershaw with eenvers- : 

Ion of $3,450 20 in Nevember, 1*56; | 

and 52,5*4=98 and $111,11 In June, . 

lfS7, 

( 

j 

In a statement .foi!g%vlnj4 tlie ver- i 

diet, KefMhaw said "I iyld (he truth 

and 1 had a aood lawyer," Sentence 

on thi* i'onviftifins will he pronounced 

by Judge Anthony .1, C'afiero on Pelj= 

ruiiry 27 at Capo May Court House, 

The defendant was returned lo jail 

See Page 5, column 3 please 

Train And Car Collide 

At 13th St. Crossing 

A Ffiltision between ii M'Min and a 

truck Tuesdny iliiJh! at J.Hh Hi, and 

Haven av. 

_ 

in only $53. dam- 

y . 

age iu both vohii'lcs and no injuries, 

accordinu io Pntii'iv Chief WIMi.'iin II. 

Smith, 

The driver 

the small truck. 

Frank H, tireis, W, of fiH Hoosevelt 

av., NorihlivUI. 

l 

charged with 

. 

failure to stop al a railrunil ^, 

Mis truck suiTeres! damnge cttlniated 

at about 540. 

Tht* diescl jocomoiive of iht* train 

suffered about A15 damage, at'tord* 

ing to Chiei Smitit. 

The train wa?j moving north at a 

sluw rail" of speed, iit't'ocrtinj lo'tho 

engineer Raymond .Hack, U", of 1242 

Uay av., when j! struck ihe truck 

which was uoing east oil 13ih si. 

The train had jiiNt pulletl uut of 

Nth si., the t'nuint'pr nizatkm, whs 

i itend#d Ftsre'g cpngraHiUtlîf In 

ttw» wordt, "Th« Beard of Direc- 

tor* of th* eratir Atlantic City 

Chamber of Comnwrc* atiur* YOU 

of their full cooperation on any 

matter) that you may bring btfor* 

them." 

Also inducted were IB members of 

the board cf directors representing 

every put of Gape May County. 

city contdndy on this point 

that they were not notified at that 

lime the at'tion eoiHemplaied by the 

board in not certifying Ihe bosks, 

and the complaint jjoes oii: lo out* 

line ihe various reasons that this 

decision was "arbitrary 1 , impossible 

and oppressive,"' 

3—"The City's complaint asjainst 

the"directive jhat. a special plan of 

See Page 7, column 4, pleas* 

Crime Prevention 

Week Starts Sun. 

Sunday, February §, will mark the 

beginning of (he 12th Annual ob- 

serviincc of National Crime Preven. 

lion Week in Ocean City and throujih- 

out the United Suites, As a braneh 

of the National Exchange Club, the 

Exchange Club of Ocean City will 

sponsor the event locally, 

Opening day on the seven day ob= 

servanee ealender has been desig- 

nated an Oo-To-Church Sunday, In 

an appeal for record church attend- 

ance that day by Ocean City resi- 

dents. Crime Prevention Week Chair* 

man Wesley Ordile of the local Club, 

emphasized the importance of regu> 

lar church attendance as a deterrent 

io crime and juvenile delinquency, • 

Crimes in ihe Municipal Court will 

be the subject of an address by 

Franklin A, King, Judge of the Mu= 

nieipal Court, lo the members of 

the EschanMe Club Monday as a 

special feature of the current oh. 

ser%ance, 

Judge Kiftii has been Judge of the 

Municipal Court since IBM, is a 

graduate of South Jersey Law School, 

which is now a part of the State 

University of Rutgers, is qualified 

to try eases before the Supreme 

Court of the State oi Illinois; is 

qualifiod as Solieiler in Chancery' 

and Law in the Slate of New Jersey, 

and in 1957 was admitted and qual- 

ified as Attorney and Counselor of 

%mm Pag* 3, Columfi 5 Please 

Special Postal 

Die To Promote 

City's 80 Years 

Anniversary Mark On 

Million Moll Pieces 

Mark Turner, preiident of the 

Chamber of Commerce, also an= 

nouneed this week that permission 

had been received from the U, S. 

Postal Service in Washington for the 

local past office to use a special die 

hub cancellation this summer, in 

the celebration of this resort's 80th 

anniversary, 

P»rmi»len wai through the e&* 

apcratien ef Pottmartep T= L»e 

Adftnf, whs ttated that th* die 

hub wftuld be used for a tlst-nwnfh 

from mid April through 

lSth, and would 

on ever « tnlilten letiars and ardi 

mailed throueheut the we rid from 

rhli 

Since Ocean City received ^ 

sion to use a special cancellation die 

hub during its Diamond Jubilee an- 

niversary only live years ago. It is 

unusual that the government author- 

ities would grant the same permission 

twiee within ten years to the samo 

community. 

Arrangements art; now being made 

to have a special die l»ib eaaceilaUon 

placed on the postage * taeier used 

by the city governsnent, and Mr. 

Turner urged others who have their 

own postage meters to include a 

special anniversary cancellation 

wherever and whenever l 

EnglaByer was elected vice 

president, and Jonas Jasinsltas, also 

S#e P»s* 3, cetymn 3 t 

Sweigart Named Young 

GOP Representative 

T. Riehafd Sweigart, local insur- 

ance agent, has been selected repre- 

sentative of the Young Republicans 

it. Cape May County in the Ocean 

City area. ~* 

Mr. Sweigart was appointed by 

Mrs. Margaret Lion* of Wild wood, 

who was re-elected chaSrlady of the 

iroup at its annual meeting in Court 

House Friday evening. 

Hobart Sapp Jr., of Marmora, is 

vieeishairtnan. Vincent L. Limanna 

is rgspresentative In Sea Isle 

pendent groi^rhave jgone all out in 

providing the type of oargalns Oat 

will interest every conceivable type 

of shopper. 

Free gifte will be distributed ^f 

some ef the merchanti, together with 

big discounts on nstne brand afpo- 

anees, sti-reo and, u»d ears. In ad- 

See P*M % eeJymn 7m p)i 

Court Postpones Until Feb. 27 

Hearing On Stoeco Injunction 

The session scheduled for January 

3D io hear the controversy 4>etween 

the city and Stseeo, Inc., on the land 

fill agreement Ear the ares between 

24th io 30th sts= and east of Bay a%*, 

was postponed unty February 17, ac. 

cording to City SoUeitor John E. 

Boswell, 

Mr, isswet) taM ttitt the city 

was trying to rtach an apreeflii«tit 

Httsfactery to toeth tides, but that 

any such agpeenwnt weuld have to 

com* under the sup*rvlslefl ef the 

court and It would not be an 

sf*Geurt 

He furthgr explained the court 

had previously stated that It under- 

stood the dlfTLeuities involved, and 

the position in which tooth the city 

and Stoece, Inc., had been placed 

because of the previous litigation 

breuiht oy a property owner which 

caused the delay in the land fill 

agreement. 

Any agreement that iwas reached 

out of court, iMf, Boswell said, would 

toe submittd t th t d h 

submitted to the court reach 

the court ^nd reach 

the final 4ecision there. The terms 

of the agreement would then be B 

Ser the surveillance of the court, 

The land in question had been sold 

to Stoeco by the city back in 1092 

and at that time Sioeco agreed to 

have the land filled hy January 1, 

1955= An estension to this agree- 

ment was granted

mm 

• •* 1 

m 

2 « SECTION ONE 

THE OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER 

er Stuns Neighbors, Experts 

îMo-New-Taxes' State BiT 

J. JOSEPH CftlBBINS 

—* The State of New 

TON -* The State of L 

^t frees another year without 

tftxe*, as boosts In present lev- 

th result Of the #403,325,028 

ins »f the ,__ . 

budget for 1959=60 pre- 

get, it responds to operational and 

molnteniflee necessities,'* declared 

the Govirner at a joint session of 

the Legislature on Monday. "It pro- 

j for laereases where needed or 

It d not preposs to 

VWaiced budget fr 

t *s&te4 by Governor Robert B, Mey- 

la the J^glslature this week. 

Jlget, which the Governor 

#s not austere but as "an 

e of haw a State can'live 

its means," fell with a thump 

states where Governors 

PSswYwk. FenttoylTOnia and other 

tfc 'tamttaiUy itektog* new tax rev= 

mvm. 

Ts avoid now »«•§, 

$127,110,7*3 from 

t tteiinf $£3 

visjei for laereases where n 

tnsndatory, It dos not preposs to 

spend for the sake of spending. 

'-This budget meets the enlarged 

eperating needs of our state eol= 

leges and Uaiversityj it prsvides 

the iaereasys required by law for 

©ur State aid programs for dduea* 

Uan and welfare, and it will make 

It possihle to receive all the Fed- 

ral funds available to New Jersey 

ttion" 

ts teteiinf $£3M5J 

by if*N offlcisit, Tata I 

Sfnt« âyvnuci during fhf fiieal 

[&: 

5, OCfeAH CltV 

w Procedure Set For Tests 

Obtain N. J. Driving License 

Mfflolor Vehicle Director Ned 

announced this week 

Jersey's motor vehicle 

tise esamlnnUoti proct" 

take on a new look on 

when the "Appointment 

into operation. 

* 

^significant ehangei mark 

irtyr» frem the sld fyi> 

ex#min|ng applicants ftr 

driver licenses. First, 

new preecdure, an sp- 

wlli not b« #«nnlttftd to- 

dflv# until h« Hsi safjt- 

e^platsd * * teit ef hit 

of tfit traffic laws and 

and a check ef his 

y the driving test will not 

until at least ten days after 

cant has passed the nan- 

laies of the examination 

obtained aii appointment 

Fiving test. 

be a transition period 

ireh 31, when the old and 

**ures overlap. DuriiiM 

valid old type permits 

snored, 

cant who fails the knowl 

will not be re-examined 

. least one week after the 

ejection. An applicant who 

vision check may be fe= 

It any lime after the vision 

has been adjusioU. 

ehase ef a learner's permit, 

at any motor vehicle 

a pfereqiiiHi'e to applyina 

Irlvers ileunst txiimination. 

it is valid for a periMd of 

pom dale of purchase and 

Persons under 21 yearn 

list produce a birth ceri!n> 

|clher acceptable proof uf 

applying for (he permit 

tie time of appearinH for 

Jde test. A driver's 

sntaining information about 

vs and regulations and tips 

iig is ijiven to thi? ap- 

:h Traverse Rods 

Ipraw Drapes . 

Mies in Stock for 

lows from 28 inches 

p to 18 ft. wide, 

BUDD 1 S 

(bury Ave, Ph. 2802 

plieant, together with an instrue= 

tfon sheet on examinallon procedure-, 

at the time the permit is. obtained. 

Once satisfied that he pes»i»E 

sufficient knowtedge of the law 

and it able ts recegnlie and Ident- 

ify traffic signs, the -applicant may 

proceed te any drlvow quaitffeatian 

center for the purpose ef taking 

the non-driving phase ef the tett. 

After the applicant has passed the 

minimum requirements of the knowl- 

edge test and vision check, his pcr- 

mit is validated by an inspector for 

practice driving when accompanied 

by a New Jersey licensed driver. 

At this point m the procedure, 

the permit Haider may make an ap- 

pointment for the driving test or he 

may wait and arrange tlie appoint* 

ment al a later date. The driving 

test will not be given earlier then 

ten days after completion of the 

vision check and the knowledge test. 

An a|ipointment for the driving 

test may be made by the applicant 

through personal appearance at a 

driver ({ualificalion center or by 

writiftg for an appointment to one 

of the permanent, driver qualification 

centers or to the Inspector Force 

Office at Trenton, Telephone re- 

quests for appointments cannot be 

honored. 

In eases where an applicant makes 

a written request for an appointmont 

ihe Division will send a postal eard 

confirmiBg the date and time for 

driving tsut. 

Appilcnntt whe fall Hie driving 

test will be rsgulred to practice 

for at ie#St two weeks before being 

eligible far re-eiiaminatlsn, 

DirecloP Parsekian explained (hat 

approximately 200,000 applicants will 

be examined this year and stressed 

that, "Under the new procedure, no 

applicant is permitted to practice 

drive on a public hiKliway unli! ihe 

knowledge test and vision check 

have beeei salisfaftarily completed," 

The Dir«elar further added thai 

prat'iice driving with an unstamped 

or invalicfLjited permit, "is tantamount 

to driving without a license and will 

subject the applicant and aeeompany- 

injj drivel' to the penal!ies provided 

in the law, 1 ' 

Jan. Building 

Off From 1958 

Building figures for the month of 

Januaiy showed a downward trerid 

in'construction as compared with the 

same month in 1958, it was armouri- 

eed by eily Building Inspecior Henry 

Cooper this week. 

There were 45 building permits 

issued last month, compared with 

42 a year ago. The volume of esti- 

mated costs for building construction 

showe,d that this year there was a 

total ef $149,©B0, as compared to 

1239,237 in January of last year. 

The estimated casts fer new 

dwelling units did not shew such 

a decrease, January this year the 

estimated cost ef new homes was 

$110,550 compared te #119,400. 

There were if unit* this January 

as compared to If for January 

last year. 

The big drop seemed to come in 

the additions mid new units added 

by conversions, which were higher 

a year ago. 

Some of the new anticipatcc] 

dwellings that were registered "with 

the office of the Building Inspect ur 

were: a i22,000 two-family unit tu 

lie located at 1617.1§ Wesley av,, by 

the builder Walter H= Masun listing 

th« owner as William Qeggis, 

A |2ij,000 onD-family unit was reg- 

jsleretj by ihe builder Warren J, 

Smith lor 53 Walnut Road, listin-j 

ihe owiiyr as John Bmhardt, 

A S2t,8f)O singSi'fHmil.v dwelling, 

with Fred H.L Tarvt's, the builder is 

Ht'hedulyd far constiucijaH at 410 15th 

si,, and the ownuf is Carl Komt'hak, 

Resorf CPA On 

National Body 

Billy Graham's eye dif= 

ficulty will not require surgery, says 

his doctors. Prescribed; rust, and a 

postponurnL-nl of his trip to Aus> 

tralia, 

IBURY COLD CUT CENTER 

MABEL BLIZZARD 

649 ASBURY AVENUE 

IP QUALITY - FRESHLY CUT ON ORDER 

if Y&ur Table with Meats from Mahml" 

ULK — BUTTER _ 1SGS — SUBS 

CANDY — CIGARETTES — CIGARS 

OPEN DAILY 10 A, M, TO ii P. M. 

Garrison 

Csntlnued frem 

of Qeenn City, was mtido a member 

Donald M, Ryssell. CPA, ef 4621 

Central av,, was appointed Is the 

advisory beard on the economics 

of accounting practice of the 

American Institute ef Certified 

Public Accountants, it was an* 

neuneed this week by the national 

professional organization, Mr, Rus- 

sell, s retired partner ef the ae- 

Eeunting firm of Lyhrand, Ross 

Bros. £ Mentgemery, is a former 

vice president of ihe Institute, The 

advisory beard en the economies 

of accounting practice advises 

CPAs on the management of their 

firms. 

Loses License 

Centlnued fram page 1 

.Mott asked thai Kins disquali- 

fy himself as jtidMe in ihe case on 

the grounds he mifiht he prejudice 

in favor of the city, King ruled 

ailamsl this and said he was appoint- 

eel !>y thryo commissioners and nnl 

just iiie tumtnls«iinitL>r in ciiarue of 

y 

of the board. 

Senator Mandmnn, instiillinK officer, 

spoke of the forthcoming SSOth ar 

itivet-Mary of Cape May CaUiiiy, niif' 

said he has hopes of at-quiriii^ tin 

t'o=eperation between the Slates of 

Maryland and Delaware in » joini 

official eelehriilion of ihe disunvcry 

of this area by Henry Iludsun. 

Mr. Garrison was enthusiastic In 

his inaugural address, noting that 

1911 was a year of achievement 

far the Chamber in that the mem- 

bership grew frem 41 members fs 

mere than 300, He stated that the 

Chamber anticipates an Increased 

membership of 500 by June of 

this year, Ms also stated that with 

the added interest and cooperatlen 

ef Ocean City, all communities in 

the caunty are closer than ever 

befere In history. 

Others from this resort who at- 

tended were Freeholder nntl Mrs, 

Lawrence Lear, former assemblyman 

and Senator .Nathaniel C, Bmiih, Mr, 

and Mi-s. Alberi W. Oarrisoti, Mrs, 

Edna Hrowii, executive secretary of 

the local chamber, Mrs, Dorothy II, 

Jarboe, and Arthur U, Watkins, di- 

rector of publjf retatigiis, who at'tyd 

BS toasfmasier o! the affair. 

afety, 

jtlso asketl lliat Ihe charges 

hi' edi!i£4 nnd 

cui'(>!uh:S tirivinu, but Uiose itiutinns 

too were over-ruled. 

Now that the traJTii 1 ense has been 

heard, Pti. Luddy Is seheduled for 

a hearing today before ihe Director 

uf Public- Safety Laureni'e P. Lunny 

mi ihi 1 tlepartment charuei that he 

was guilty of conduct unbecoming 

an_ officer. 

The iimu tor this hearing h Hi 

a, m., and it will be a pulilie, hear- 

inK. 

The loss by Ptl. Luddy of liis clriv= 

if 

hit; is the jirst such case 

In Ocean City since the first of the 

year when the ne,w revocation riil= 

ing by the department of Motor 

Vehicles went Into effect. 

candy 

*'i\ 

VALENTINE 

HEARTS 

with Our Fsmoot 

Hem* Made 

ler Cr«t ChacolsNs 

1^1 £^C 18-02. 

If 1.65 Net 

I, $2,00 Value 

lOther SUes at 

irtJonate Savings 

1 GREEN STAMPg 

ALL PURCHASES 

REMEMBER 

YOUR 

VALENTINE 

hearts and. 

ON SATURDAY, FEB. 14th 

LARGE SELECTION 

OF VALENTINE CARDS 

AT DISCOUNT PRICES 

FREE DELIVERY 

SUE and JERRY'S 

ROWERS 

h go iogoiher! 

Assortment of 

HOUSI PLANTS 

In Attractive Planters 

KIDDIE 

VALENTINI CARDS 

10 Pack with 

Envelopes 7C 

839 ASBURY 

THRU THURS. 4 P.M. 

GREEN STAMPS 

WITH ALL PURCHASES 

DISCOUNT 

CENTER 

AVENUE (In Marble Building Next to City Hall) 

TIL 9 P.M.~*FRI.'2'P,M. TIL 10 P.M. — SAT, 10 A.M. TIL 10 P.M. 

New Play Area 

Continued from page 1 

from bay av. te Walt iv, And 500 

feet nerth fram 6th to Sfh St., 

Mllligan reported. 

In Bressinji aL'jioii from the PRSL, 

the jflurfhartts stated in their lulter 

"as in all growing cities, we are faeed 

with a serious parking problem. The 

removal of these railroad tracks will 

enable ihe vhy io park an additlonnl 

23!) tars in oiir business area, 

"We are pianninji to move the 

present playground in order thai we 

may have parking fai-ililies in oiir 

businetis district and also tti insure 

our children a safer playground," 

Iho letter canciuded. 

An. outline uf the above plan was 

originally ûbmiiled to the "fsmfflis- 

signers January 1*J, and had Ihe 

approval of Ihe city PLinninn Coin, 

ffiiiiee at that time, 

Elementary Schools 

I 

Valentine Play 

To Be Presented 

On Friday morning Mrs. Sarah 

Mowen's Fourth Grade of the Cen» 

Ira] av, School will present Its an= 

nuai assembly program. This pro- 

gram will be composed of a play en- 

titled "The Tree of Hearts," and will 

toe presented at 9:IS and 10 a, m, 

in the Central av. school ayditoriuni. 

Parents arid friends are cordially in= 

vited. The program follows: 

Anpeuneer, DarJene lUirmctn; Bible 

and Lord's Prayer. Joanne Aloerius' 

Flag Salute, William Turves; Assem- 

bly Singing, "You're a Grand Old 

Flag-" Class Singer, ''Valentine Sur- 

prise." 

Play, "The Tree of Hearts"; Cast 

Of Characters: Kinj* Valentine of 

Valyntia, Gary Glbbs; Prince Valen- 

tino, his son, Direhatl Miles; Iôrd 

I Chancellor, Thomas Gill; Dale Daw- 

son, American tournist, Kenneth 

Gorman- Bob Dawson, his brother. 

Stephen KravlU; Gail Dawson, hk 

sister, Gail Ashby- Ruth Dawsen, his 

sister, Betsy Reichanek; Mr. Oeose= 

berry, head gardener. Jay Pfaefflh 

Sirs, Goosehprry, itU •wife, Judith 

Thompson: Goldie Gooseberry, his 

daughter, Mary EisenJohri George 

Gooseberry, his son, Dennis Carey; 

Children of Valentia, Donald Le 

Rene, Virginia Duffy, John Jeffers, 

Carey Bradley, Barbara Gorjiam, 

Frances Simms, Earrle Wilson, Cath- 

erine Johnson. Joanne Albertus. Dar- 

lene Harmon, William Tarves, Kath= 

Ipen Kelly, Marie Schmidt, Richard 

Jarboe, Lee Allen, Joyce Weidon, 

Erenda Browne, Robert Gath, Gary 

Harmon. 

EXPLORER CHART 

MADE BY FOURTH GRADE 

The boys and girls of Miss Patricia 

Wright's Fourth Grade arc making 

an explorer chart. Each child lias 

chosen an explorer, They are put- 

ting the name of the explorer and 

his discovery on the chart. The 

color In which the explorer's name 

k written tells the country for which 

he sailed. 

FIFTH GRADE MAKES 

WEATHER ROCKET 

jay DotU and Rickey Brirghurst, 

boys in Miss Geraidlne Foster^ Fifth 

Grade, have made a little weather 

rocket. This rocket turns blue if it 

LN a nice day, and ii turns pink if 

the weather outside is rainy or we 

•have sngw. 

This rocket was made by dlssolv* 

ilia a teaspoon of cobalt cl'M'ide in a 

test lube half full of water. Next, 

they drew a rocket ship on a piece 

of paper. They then painted the 

ros-ket ship with the cobalt solution, 

After It dried, the children hung 

it outside their classroom window, 

SOCIAL STUDIES MEETING 

On Monday, February 16, the 

teachers of Grades 3. 4. 5, fi, 7 and 8, 

will have the first of a number of 

meetings in the Central av, School, 

to studi= the present history and 

geography program. The group will 

consider the inclusion of units on 

Latin America and the eastern Iiem= 

{sphere in the present course of 

Kiwanis Marks 

Boy Scout Week 

Bey Scout week was gfbsdrved yes* 

t«rday at the noon meeting of the 

Kiwanis Club, Post Presidenl Bruce 

P, Dimon was program chairman and 

introduced Harold V. - Feyl, Scout 

Executive with the Atlantic Area 

Council. 

. Mr. Feyl .introduced othtr area 

officers including, Alfred Carisen, 

Russei Upton and Albert W, Garri- 

son, Mr, Feyl presented Francis Bllt 

zard who is Post AdvUor of Oeean. 

City Post No. 56. iMr. Blizzard Inô- 

dueed_ Explorer Scouts, John Wsr» 

ren, Robert Bowen, Robert Warren 

and Brynt Sherby. 

Air Force Major Georgp Ingle, 

laison officer between the Air Force 

and the Boy Scouts, was introduced. 

He paid tribute to the many years 

of service given fay Mr. Feyl, fie 

said, "There are 547 Boy Scout coun. 

ells in America and Mr, Feyl is the 

most unique in the business, he has 

the respect of all for his work," 

The Air Force officer explained 

that the Air Force works very close- 

ly with seeuting, and that he works 

full time on the scouting program 

bringing citizenship training to the 

youth of America." We teach voca 

tional guidance and survival. It was 

a Sea Explorer on a cruise aboard 

a destroyer who received the radio 

message that Pearl Harbor iw 

bomhed_," he said. 

Past President Albert W. Garrison 

thanked Mr. Blizzard and the Scout 

executives for their program. 

Past President Everett L, Cope 

presented perfect attendance tabs. 

Those wltii the longest record of 

perfect attendance were, Henry B. 

Cooper, 35 years; Dr. John B, Town* 

send, 33 years, and Dr. Hersehel 

Petiii, 32 years. 

The method of awarding these 

three was changed this year and the 

recipients were ibrought in wheel 

chairs ibefore the group by members 

with only one year's perfect atten- 

dance. The !eng4ime attendees were 

adorned with signs reading, "We did 

it the hard way." The ene*year 

award recipients pushed the wheel 

chairs and they wore signs reading, 

"We are trying," Henry Rteser Jr., 

Mark P. Turner and John T. Steth= 

ers were the pushers. 

threat Removed When 

Gas Pip© Line Breaks • 

A ruptured pipe on a -gas cooking 

tove brought 'both the Ocean City 

Natural Gas Co, and the Ocean City 

Firemen on the run .to 113 Asbury 

av. Friday* but the threat was re- 

moved without any damage. 

The broken pipe wsi first 

ed to -the Gm. Co, fcy 

Jullanne -De Marttno. Then 

moned the Firm Depertifisgit. 

When the flsfmM, Under 

Captain John E, Sapp and 

Deputy ChleT Charles S. € 

lived they found that tê «nr o 

pany repalnnen had the situation 

hand and there was no 4mm%*' 

Building Inspectors 

Course Cooper's Plan 

A prolonged effort by Ocean City 

Building Insijet'tor Henrj' B, Cooper 

will reni'li fruition this week when 

study, and will also determine the 

balance between the history and 

geography tauMht in the Social 

Studies program. 

NfW JERSEY TOPIC 

OF P.T, A, (MIETiNS 

Plans have been made to have n 

reprcsentail%e of the Bell Telephone 

Company be present at the next 

P.-T, A. meeting on February 24. 

The topic of this meetinfi will be 

"New- Jersey = Knew Your State." 

The program will consist of a talk 

and it film, and should be »f par- 

ticular interest to parents of Fourth 

Uraders, as it is in this grade where 

the second semester is devoted en- 

tirely to a study of New Jersey. 

6 Are Sworn As 

Police Officers 

Sis men were sworn as permanent 

patrolmen in the Ocean City Police 

Department by City Clerk, Henry 

Silling Monday morning. Four of 

the men advanced from temporary 

appointments. All were certified by 

the New Jersey State Civil Service 

Commission. 

Farmer temporary patrolmen 

paining permanent status were pfl, 

Phsen Schappcji, #f 1130 HHin av,; 

ML Francis P. Henry, ef 52 W«f 

8V,| PtUWlilUm A, €rtfn«, ef 730 

Weiley «¥„ and Pfl, ieniainln P, 

FeJe4(ey, ef 125 Asbury sv. New 

m»n joining the force were Bern- 

ard W, Morrlt jp,, 45O West iv,, 

and Hsreld W, Gannon, #f 303 11th 

it, 

Ptl, Schappell has been serving in 

a temporary capacity since December, 

1957. The CSC reported that he 

topped the list of local candidates 

in examinations given for permanent 

appointment. 

Ptl. Henry, second highest m the 

test results, has been serving on a 

! temporary basis since Julie, 1§58, 

and Pil, Green since January, 1938. 

Ptl. Felekey had been ,a temporary 

patrolman since June, 1SS3. 

Resorter Fined $20 

On Ventnor Charges 

' An Oeean City man was lined a 

l.total of $60 and given a BO-day sus- 

the first t'liiNs oi a sis-week course pended senteneo in Ventnor Mujii* 

for New Jersey liuiidina inspeetori eipal Court last week when he was 

is called to session Saturday at Rut-j found guilty' of assault and battery 

and resisting arrest. 

Thomas A, Hennessey of 2013 

Simpson av. was charged with slap, 

ping the face of Peler Rapetti, of 

0401 Ventnor a\%, in the latter's 

restaurant when Hennessey- couldn't 

University, 

As prosident of the Building Of- 

ficials of New Jersey In IPM, Mr. 

Cooper adopted as an objective tor 

his term a program for the eduea* 

tion of building inspectors in the 

Fer the FI nest 

Teaching 

Cll 

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eratiaii of their responsible positions. 

The project was advanced by Mr. 

Cooper to the Bureau of Govern- 

ment Research and University Ess* 

tension Division with the result thai 

these agencies will sponsor the course 

each Saturday morning over the nest 

sis ivet'ks, 

The program will offer three 

courses for the building inspectors. 

They are laboratory in zoning prab- 

lcttia, principle of building inspection 

and public personnel administraiioB, 

William Druz, assistant cjilef cx> 

aminer and secretary of 'tile New 

Jersey Department af Civil 

will be the instructor. 

Patrolman Alvin Riley tcsLiiicU 

that Hennessey became abusive and 

resisted arrest. 

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IT PAYS TO DEAL WITH THI LEADER 

FURNITURE - BEDDING • • FLOOR COVERINGS 

For Home 

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704 Asbury Avenue Phone: 0. C 4048 

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i^..rAM ^^tsa

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I. SHARP 

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4. M, BraudoUE and 

Rogkstl 

eduction; laws sad reg» 

-' ^S.-iJaek ^ttersoa, 

and Richard Hafien- 

aevt' dub building = Otto 

Fred Hoffman, Frank Downs 

; music and programs-- 

Walter Gregory, Johnson^ 

and r*r. QtiMHr, pubUe re= 

~ " *a%i, Benow and 

r 

JOddliton, 

i, Thompson and Ranch 

Insns W. Pashley Agency 

GENERAL INSURANCE 

b 

f 

INSURANCE COMPANY 

PJ1QNI OCEAN CITY «M4 

MARMOKA, N: 

Introduce ff? 

st4i.7iS.03 or an increase ef $3^50.50, 

^^!_*, ^ • / ^ bg more than offset,toy new valuations 

i larger amount of surplus revenue, the 

of 

total 

larger amiHiat of surplus revenue^the MUepa 

i of aiiscellaBioUs revenues and tbe eplItMrttan of a 

4tltfl«tat taxes. Jama MmMhan, elty treasurer, said. 

to 1?I* for til ctty puma*** 

«*# 

•*%' 

«= WfflHisnder 

American Legion, 

Post 

Stturtty night 

afift. Thomas was presented a 

president's ring and «_whBe 

corsage fry i(ri. Ffirl 

dent Mrs, ttoBBis 

Frail Hfifhn»» 

To fdu€€it1on 

ssrsrart 

nation effective February 1. 

Hoffman is the operator of 

Hoffman Beat Vsrd and to raa 

and has one daughter. 

f the Lop* 

S 

ddnf Mrs, Thomas wo . ^ 

recipient of a eitat^n ©f merit from 

Pait ComHaander Julius Thui- 

sehmidt preseoted Mrylea with a 

certlfleate Qf mwit jpr Ws outstsnd. 

^ k i h r 

tog 

A 

Qf p 

during the past year 

eitsUon from the post 

il ^B** 

in 

*r In 1159 then" If SI. 

total of Mie appropriations for operations In MS to 

bltiiir than'th* WW opemtloni spprapriation toial as s«^^di 

fers and *mera#Bey appfpprisUoni. Thk operational mweS5f 

nomlail raises to various salaries, and provisions tor additional 

required W th© wpandliik' growth of tiie comHiunlty along 

creased cost of aisttrials and supplies, -•-»«»* i, »i ^ 

AUhough the 1®^ eitF yus rate is #siimafed to ifte #0,05 per hundred 

lti I th th 1958 it tax rate the overall tas rate 

AUhough the 1®^ eitF yus rate is #siimafed to ft #, p 

dollar valuation Iswer than the 1958 eity tax rate, the overall tas rate 

i hl t d it I estimated to be fl04 

dollar valuation Iswer than the 1958 eity tax rate, the overa 

for Ii5it covering Jocal ichools, county and city Is estimated to be fl-04 

Mihef than the I§S8 rate. , 

The;feUowhig tabutetton is 'based upon tentative W58 assessed vaiu- 

p 

arid ethers «he a^cil ^ ^ 

were Sto Ruth MyUord, Hn. 

Thoraas, Sherman Wtaslow. Fran|t 

b an4 James Finland, 

t 

ations, 

T«Jt Rats 

gf 

If I? Rit* 1958 RaN ln£r*B» 

Comity Tax« ......... 

School Tax *nd Sehooi 

Rteloflii Hiî Sdiool" . 

€»¥ Tin (Leeai Ttii} .. 2^8 ... 

2,11 

Jarvica told the group present thai 

thg pO5t Is maiUttg plans ts fcuild an 

additional wing to the present post 

hoibe In the near future. 

paster iheckey, vice commander af 

the state, praised the post for their 

work and efforts and stressed the 

importance of membership saying 

that membership is the life blood 

of the Legion. 

Others who spoke briefly included 

James USaeNamara, department e»- 

Kolcornbe 

American Legion, 

©rid Coach Speaker 

At Kiwanis Meeting 

SENTINfU-tDGiR 

THUtSOAY/FI m m^ 

Regional M . 

Amends Request 


public Jfi»5r« tta' «««tr 

Daniels RBstaurant, He p j . ^ 

juveniles and show to remedy juv- 

enile problems, 

presentation of yearly aUendanci 

pins also highlighted the iesilon with 

enUng awards 

Fred W, Chaj 

to Joseph DlOrlb, 

Stanton Voss, 

resenting awards 

oseph Aimo and 

cost 

Sdl the app 

b tfaat the overall 

the sehooi will be f^, y 

per eubie foot Ml 

m%Si of each square foot 

the everaU dimensiens is PO^ 

TONI . 

Estimated Net Overall lnerease='$1.04. 

The approval at thli budget and subsequent approval toy the Allnntic 

County Board of Taxation of the amounts estimated for leeai schools, 

regional high school and eeunty taxes would result in an approximate 

14 0 per eent increase in actual tax bill money. 

The public hearing on this budget has been set for March. 1 5 at a 

p. m. and at this time the (budget will be considered for adoption. 

Hit Parked Cars, GOP To Install 

Driver Ticketed 

SOMERS POINT — WUJJBM Glass, 

of Pleasantville, was issued a sum= 

mons for careless driving resulting 

in an accident after his vehicle 

crashed into two parked cars re- 

cently on a foggy night, according 

to Patrolman. L>yn Bartn, 

Glass was travelmg north on Shore 

Road and due to the fog apparenUy 

failed to see ears parked in front 

of Middleton's Funeral Home, Bader 

ItuMf 

< L ' 

COTTAGE 

*t 

Hobby Horse Comet 

CUEET HOUSE 

LfvftiS tôiflf fîiliis f 

than, powder room, S 

and % fcaffii.,ftril Fleer Apart- 

ment: Itvlns room, dining resin, 

kitchen, 2 bednentt end bath* 

Oil hot wafar heat, Garese 

Apartment: Hying reem. kit. 

then, 3 bedrsem* and bath, OH 

hot wef*r huf. Tw«*r ftra&e 

Alt fMffiltliBtL 

W ^ »5,000. 

CARDfN SECTION 

T?V0*FAMI1.¥ APARTMENT 

Each floor hi* i bvdrosfni, lfy> 

Ins room, dining ro«nf kit€han 

and bain. At» swnir'i Ihrin? 

awrNrt, Largr let, 

Prfnd 

Glass' car first struck the left 

front door of a ear owned by 

Amelia Gorson, of Ldnwood, and then 

bounced off of that car and sidc= 

swiped a car owned by Max Holop= 

cnuefc, of Atlantic City, 

Bader reported that there was 

about. $300 worth of damage done to 

both cars and there were no in- 

juries reported. 

At Dinner Sat. 

SOMEK5 POmiT—A joint instaila. 

lion dinner for the Men's and Worn- 

es's Republican Leagues will be held 

Saturday night at Daniels Restaurant 

with Williaffl Godfrey to be seated 

as president of the Men's League, 

and Miss Joan Crowtey installed as 

president of the Women's organisa* 

lien, s 

Others of the (Men's League to ! be 

seated at this time Include George 

Hyatt, first vice president; Victor 

Itorly, second vice president; Charles 

Hardie, recording secretary^ Archh 

bald Boyd, flnaneiai secretarj" John 

Taylor, treasurer, and Harry Nelson, 

trustee. 

Those ts bo ins tailed in the Worn* 

en's League include iMrs, Bessie 

Johnson, vice president, Mrs, Elisa- 

beth Johnson, recording secretary; 

Mrs, Helen Denan, financial >ecr&> 

tarys Mrs. Jean Conover, treasurer; 

_„, . _ for Y©wf ©stf?? ie© Us 

LLEM STRETCH. JR. 

REALTOR 

An ^ T " 

Phmw 06SS - 00» 

Kindergarten Tots 

To Change Schedule 

SGMEBS POINT—Herbert Searfe, 

superintendent ot local schools, an- 

nouneed recently that a change in 

the Kindergarten schedule will be 

made on Monday with the pres- 

ent morning classes attending the 

afternoon session at 12:30 p. m, and 

the present afternoon classes report- 

ing for the morning session at 9 

a, m, for the remainder of the 

school ye-ar, 

Searle sai^ that this change was 

agreed upon at the beginning of the 

year at a meeting with the kinder- 

garten mothers. 

All students in ihe local school 

system wUI receive report cards on 

February 6, Searie 

Mrs. Ftaneis Mattiis, serieant-at- 

arms, and Mrs, /Margaret Oliver, trus- 

tee, 

George Berger is serving as gen- 

eral chairman of the affair and is 

being assisted ihy George Hyattj 

Michael Colas, Miss Crowiey, James 

Menaghani and WilUam MorroWr 

Committee chairmen for the com- 

ing year were announced by iMiss 

Sowiey for the Wonien's L«ague as 

follows: Ways and means, Sirs, Edith 

Soraersi membership, Mrs. Oilver,- 

hogpitaiity, Mrs, Frances Hoffman, 

and publicity, Mrs, Cenever, 

,_ ^w 

Jr., county commander; Charles Bry 

ant county viee commandex^ and 

Mrs. Hoieembe, county president. 

Past commanders and past presi> 

denU Jn attendance were Albert 

Ewing, Parker Muiford, John Debus 

and Richard Sehmied, Mrs. Lois 

Swing, Mrs. Norma (Maskers and 

Mrs. Anne Rowland, 

A floral centerpiece was also pre- 

sented to Mrs, .Mrviea. Following 

the dinner and program dancing way 

enjoyed by all present, 

17 Inducted In 

Rosary Society 

SQJffiBS POINT—Seventeen new 

members were received into the 

Rosary=Altar Society Of St. Joseph's 

R. 0. Church in impressive invest!' 

hire ceremony .Monday eyeoini. 

A mooting .was held in the Parish 

Hall following the devotions, The 

pastor and moderator of the Society, 

Kev. John Flanalan, spoke briefly ef 

the aeliviiiea of the parish, 

iMrs. Frances Walte, president, con= 

ducted the meeting and received 

committee reports. iMrs. Ruth Me- 

Cusker, chairman of the recent card 

party, thanked everyone who helped 

make the affair, so successful. 

Announcement was made of a 

baked ham dinner to be Mid 'March 

15 in the Parish Hail, Mrs. Ann 

Sullivan and Mrs, Mary McConnell 

will he eo'chairmen of the dinner, 

'Mrs, M. Rush and Mrs, T, Sannino 

served refreshments at altraetiveiy 

decorated tables, 

The next meetini will be Mareh 2. 

Morals Charge Sends 

Laborer To Jail 

SOMERS PO1NT*=A 2&year=oJd la- 

borer was committed te the eouniy 

jail recently without bail ty Munlci 

pal Judge Richard Thompson on 

charges of eonirtbuting to the de- 

linquency: ef a minor. 

Eliadio R, Boreefo, of Beverjy, was 

irrested by Chief of Police Charles 

Gray and charged with a morals of- 

ensc involving a i7»year'Old Lan» 

wood girl. 

The girl wsg committed to the 

Atlantic, County pclention' Home in 

Egg Harbor pending juvenile Court 

action. Gray laid. 

Chapman and Fred Hoffman were 

both welwmed back after vacations, 

Edward Jtanley was the winner of 

the attendance prize. 

Guests at the session were George 

Hyatt and William Higgem, 

Cubs See Sentinel 

Printed In Plant 

SOMEBS POINT—A group or Cub 

Scouts completed their project for 

Newspaper Month last week with a 

visit to the Sentinel-Ledger printing 

plant to observe the production of 

a weekly newspaper, 

A score of members of Den 2, Cub 

Scout Pack S3, of Somers Point, 

were shewn the complete operation, 

from the writing of news stories and 

the composition of advertisements, 

through to the printing of the news- 

paper on the big press. 

The group was chaperoned on the 

(our by Den Mothers iMrs. Shirley 

DlOrio, Mrs. Thelma Gumann and 

Mrs, Sophie Miller, 

ta S? l S 5 the acquisition of the site 

U II18 000 with the site coniisUng 

of ^^cres known a* the Off tract 

and it wUi take mmJ^ !^°_ d l 

velopmcnt.Ma!isen ^ ^ ^ ^ 

it will cost S7W.50 to edu 

Anti 

Peter Sebwabk 

school enjoyed vl 

TiiB itutents 

area find Bobsri 

tarn* a' _ 

at BMton 

wtnt t© 

on to" UtUi Am«rta^ 

The ffllp ahi 

the locks at the' 

the butlding of 

Navy Base And 

•"--•- to? the pup: 

C. of C. Dpnnar 

itig completion fat i 

ber of C 

be iieid ti 

mary 11, it 

chief of I 

National Aviation 

ter, PonionB, wiU | 

according to E, P, 

of the affair. 

Election of oftii 

session of 

Jfi& it wm cost mm 

cate each student, aased en the esti- 

mated IMO enreiiment and on aver- 

age daily enrollment, ^^^^^^^_^ 

FIBERGUS DRAPES 

Popular Window-Sill 

Length 

63 inelwi long 

As lew as 5,98 Pf- 

BUDD'S 

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D*vid N; BI 

FIRE - AUTO- 

INLAND 

Phon*: Oc«m 

MORTGAGE 

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NATION Al 

OF 

StA iSLl 

43rd itreetMrf 

I 1914 

LI- 

It's tip ypu mm a n^w 

(AND |T COSTS LESS THAN RENT) 

The Seashore 

Loan Association 

45TH ANNUAL REPORT OF CONDITION 

For tTear Ending January 31, 1959 

^ ASS1TS 

First Mortgage Leans ,.,... 

Stock Lens ............................,:.....-....... 

U. S. Government Securities ., ,,,,,,..., , ,, , 

Other Assets .......................................... 

Cash Balance ,,...•..,,,,...,...,....,.._.. b,, s ........... 

Linwood Woman Hurt 

In Auto Accident 

LINWOOD—mrm, Anne C, Johnson 

of 1008 Wesdiyn Blvd., Linweod, was 

admitted to Shore Sfleraorial Hospital 

recently after ihe was involved in 

an accidcnl, according to Set. Janes 

Hutchins, 

Mrs. Johnson was proceeding south 

en Woodlyn av« when her vehiele 

wa§ hit on the left ilde toy a ear 

driven by Joseph Guirrier, of Egg 

Harbor, who was traveling west on 

psses av., police said, 

Mrs, Warren Taylor, a passenger 

in the Johnson car, Mrs, Johnson 

and (Suerrier were taken to the 

hospital in the police car by Sgt, 

Hutchini, 

Mrs,-Taylor ind Guerrier were un. 

Injarea apparently, but Mrs. John- 

son was admitted with a possible 

hip iniury, = 

Hutching said that Guerrier and 

Mri, Johnson were tooth issued sunv 

menses for careless driving. : 

Public Hearing Fob. 10 

INV 

LIABILITIES 

WOODCOCK, HESS 

& CO., INC. 

PlHyred it Hit Country Clubber 

ODFebruary 10 has been 

set as the date for the public hear- 

ing on the proposed 1 sehooi budget 

to be held In the BeUlayea av, school 

It I p, m, ; ; 

Niw York Stock 

Phliaîalte. Sfeck 

Amtriean Stock Ixshanf* (Auo.) 

133 fOMTH &ROA© STREET 

PHILADELPHIA 9, PA. 

S-7200 

Oeean City Rcprasanfatin 

ARTHUR L BATTEN 

845 BRIGHTON PLACE 

3234 Ivenlngt 

and Week Ends 

Stockholder*, Dues Paid .,... 

Stockholders, Profits Apportioned 

Income Shares . '..'.,..,. 

Other Liabilities 

Reserves and Undivided Profits . 

'Insure Your Title end Be Safe' 

Rt, * * Uvral Df, entrirife ts fhe Garden Sttf* Parkway 

iêar "round fully insulated homes with automatic gas heat 

DOWN 

including 

i«ttt 

chai 

$u\\ pttce frpvn f 10,300 

©pen da% & iuaday 10 tU dark 

eeVfLePMENT CO. SOMlftS POINT 3»33 

PLANT POUNMD IN 1M1 

seRvice 

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MaryUnd, DbtHct of Colombia, €9nnt#ti«utf Florida 

X)OOOCXXXX)OOPOCOOQOOO< 

GUARANTY COMPANY 

OCiAN CITY 

BANK Of OCEAN CITY BUILDING 

OTHtR OPHCBt: '• 

RESERVE FUND OF *128,195.42, t$ 

AlOVi THI RiSiRViS REQUIRED BY STATUTi, THIS, 

OUR ECONOMICAL PLAN OF OPERATION, TOGETHER 

THI CARiFUL PLACING OF OUR MORTGAGE FUNDS, ASSI 

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SHARi, CURÎNT MATURITY 1^4 MONTHS AT 

SHARI 

SHARI, 

iif 

CREDITED TO IN 

Herschel Pettit, PiMidint 

WilUam G, Aftbott, Vice President 

Roland Stetlman, Secretly 

wiihWa^dpr; r 

Clinton B, Fi^, Treasurer 

Robert It BiU, Solicitor 

Richard K Cameron 

A. Randolph Fogg .. 

411 EIGHTH STREET 

PHONE 0250 

Floyd C. Simms 

Charles K. 

JohnB. 

Turner 

SahircUyt —* A. ML f© 1 

i -AS. . 

3^W 

fioltp .p 

not seea^flg « ime 

recent meetlsf of 

members Have toêo" & 

IO true vshuUQD program, 

to Councilman Joseph Dl* 

inoCjon was laadf tât 

protest,ê sent to -the 

nty Board of Taxation 

matter fey countiL 

st from the B& View Cor= 

a chaage In zoning was 

tq tbe orînariee com. 

iefr will awatt a report ttom 

Brf «f Adjustments be- 

ig a deflisiop, . 

d W- ttiapman reported 

ad 'beta invited to attend ^ 

E*snf#reo» in TVenton on 

lah y Scores 

$1,089 

mfi /he pot 

iciest 

b 

m Qmf,i— /he 

March for the iMarch of p 

conducted on one of ,the 

night? or the year and mi, e 

McKennett and Mix, Irving Braver, 

man, co-chairman of tbe Ibcil drive, 

reported, .the March, very BUCpes^ful, 

. The rejidents ottered, tn& .workers 

a "hand oj mercj'" to help.this 

worthy cause with a total of ¥1,(^.79 

coUeeted, , ,, . , . , 

The lotat, Girl Scouts, upder, tbe 

leadership «f Mrs, Peg Kninse, went 

to tile New Jersey av. Art house, 

where the mqnles were toeing count- 

ed and turped over their, dues of- thg 

week, $lMt to toe drive chairmen. 

The teenagers conducted a cake 

sale Saturday at the Acme with the 

proceeds to be turned over to the 

March of Dimes 

Hit 

FO&IT=-Th6 I seat Par- 

Assoflatlon prespaled 

comedy entitled "A Bey 

lutsh" before a capacity 

si Thursday -and -Frldajf- 

ider the direction of 'Miss 

idfrey, 

iHing part in the thre&aet 

Jack Jones as Corky Cor= 

is Joan Hancock, po|iy..Me. 

bert Ciunn, Hank MeBride; 

MClll, Ted ^cBrlde; 

lannum, Scot Katei iMr*. 

i k , Mr§, DeForrcst 

Ruth Graham, Ava 

Miss Sandra Cox^ Naticile 

Clem Stevens, ChUford 

Richard Carell, Grant 

fjj Mrs .Jane Nugent, Beulan 

Mrs, Gloria Pcrnkovich, 

Itletsn; Dr. Jack Nugent, 

lie ton; (Mrs. Sarah Sweeney, 

Jackion; Robert Burns, 

Jefferson Jones, plus the 

I of Old Hiram Man* 

rongo, thg Leopard Malt, 

Deans served as general 

iof the affair and was as- 

] Mr, and Mrs, Mike Colao, 

Mrs, Edwin Heek, tlckeU; 

im Rosenherger and Mrs, 

posters! Sirs, Vivian 

; Mrs, W. H, Braaaina- 

^j and Richard Fits- 

Id George Hyde, properties, 

bard Schmied and Walter 

charge ef refreshments 

lets. 

Ire being discussed of the 

of presenting a piny in 

for the benefit of the 

sere. 

js At Ldrge, 

Chief Orders 

PQJNT .— Police Chiel 

Iray annauneed KjcenlLy 

iteniive trackdown on dogs 

large will take effect 

iy, 

that numerous cotn- 

|ve ibeen reeeivid at city 

the local dog srdinanos 

each and every dog with- 

• must be licensed by Jan> 

ivery year at a fee of $%M, 

y be obtained si city 

day between 9 a. m. and 

j) unlicensed of stray dags 

id up «nd sumnjonses 

sued to those who violate 

Ihief Gray warned. 

tti total includes tte Mothers* 

March which netted $576=77; the 

teenage cake sale, f30,15; monies col 

lected In the schools, f7fl.^0i and 

vartous ether activities. 

Those serving as captains for the 

Mothers March under Mrs, Braver* 

nan, general chairman, were: (Mrs. 

Edna Fry, Mrs. Jean Bates, Mrs, 

Francis • Biackman, jMrs. Blanche 

Smith, airs. Claire Faneoast, (Mrs, 

Mabel •. Schmied, Mrs. Jean Klein, 

MTH, iMargaret Oliver, Mrs, Bessie 

Ififtficente, JMfs^Jam Staab, Mrs, 

Kk 

fftfit, Jfs^Jm ta, , 

Kay Carell, Mrs. Edwin Keck, Mrs, 

Roaanna Coulthard and 'Mrs. Dorothy 

Rice. 

Others assisting during the march 

were (Mrs. Doris Jones, Mrs, Jane 

Schuster, (Mrs, Jack Oaglio, Mrs, 

Helen Denan, Mrs. Bunny Adamson, 

Mrs, Ruth Haggarty, Mrs, Jean 

Wright, sMrs, Francis iMathis, Mrs, 

Pearl Mrviea, Airs, Anna May Hart, 

Mrs, Helen Neill, iMfi. Ositherine 

Conwell, Mrs, Julia Conover, SVlrs. 

Harold Joudrev, MFM, Jack Waljaee, 

Mrs. Milton Watts# Mrs. .Myra Ofay, 

Mrs, Dorothy Wiseman, Mrs. Mildred 

Sehoegle, Mrs, Phillip Barrett, Mrs, 

Dork Redner, Mrs, Jean Johnston, 

Mrs, Audrey Behler, Mr?. Llllj 

Bourgc, airs. Norma Rigjitler, Mrs 

Ruth Morgan, Mr&. Ethel Slwell, Mrs 

Betty aiorey, ,Mrs, Helen . Conover, 

Mrs, Sylvia Rest, Mrs. Janet Fugee, 

Mrs, Norman cbeeseman^ Mrs, Doti 

Balsieyf Mra. Catherine Sloan, Mrs, 

Louise Dilkit. Mrs, Braverman,, Miss 

Susan Bravrrman, Mrs. Luey Chgm. 

berlain, \irs= Mildred Rowland, Mrs 

Marlon Westeott 'Mrs. Joseph Fine, 

gan, ftlrg. Betty Back, Mrt, Rutji 

Turner aiid Mrs, Wilson, 

William Vleth is in cnarge.of col- 

lecting from the business houses in 

town. Following the mothers march 

all workers were Invited to come 

back te the lire house where re- 

freshments were served, by Mrs, 

Vkth, Thomas Oiivor and'Mrs, Me- 

Kcnnett. 

County P'T.k Couniil 

Meets (n Grace Ctiurch 

-ettes Plan 

Sale, Card Party 

POINT=4»lans for a cake 

card party were nude &t 

meeting of the Jayeee> 

(Mrs, William McGill 

airman of the cake âle 

Raymond Spurloek, chair. 

ie card party, 

ib Petryshunas - spoke 93 

Isusehold IliMi" and this 

ved iby a question and on- 

lod. 

sbert BarLholomcw con- 

business session and the 

in charge Of afrangemenis 

inner meeting which was 

fregory's Hotel were LMrs, 

iffriea, Mrs, Hazel Nayler 

PetrushuMs. 

Gets Money 

New Equipment 

POINT —• The Sotners 

' Club eoadnsted a cake 

Acme recently with 

from the affair to be 

basketball cquip- 

rho served on athc conuilt< 

Mrs, Edith, *PiyJert Mfcs, 

lef, (Mrs. Ruth fieBerief, 

AUen, JMigs Carol H©p- 

Rannl Shumaiij flllsyt Shir- 

an d MJ35 Gay BâdMatVi 

enlh atid Eifihtb Grade 

|«f the Glrir qtub played 

•iflth the stodents 4tom St. 

School the vie lore, 

^ games /between these two 

beini planned. 

Mercy' 

* - • 

larch flf, tiimms drfce, 

I In this city WIUL SU WOTK* 

tig whilq eiovH:. «g the 

iCaBd. of^rcy," 

ven Scibal U ficn^rai qbak, 

j mts, Charles Compton, 

«es €ilvlu3, airi, William 

Waltea Glteon end Mrs. 

l 

house afffilr at Uic 

bl netted fIS6 lor 

SOMCRS PODiT U qg^ AllanUe 

Counl> f ' Council £JL.i patents ' and 

Teachers celebrated Founders Hay 

with a dinner Tuesday night in the 

Grace Lutheran Church with fepre* 

Bentalives of the 41 P.=T. A's in the 

eoynly attending the affair. 

Roy McCorkel,_ director of the 

Commission on Religious Organiza- 

tions of the National Conference of 

Christians and Jewg, wag guest 

speaker at this annual celebration. 

He has also served as European di« 

rector of CARE and is chief of 

CARE operation in India, 

Following the dinner the tradillon. 

al candlelight ceremony honoring 

the past county presidents was con- 

ducted. 

John G. Patterson 

Heads School Board 

SOMERS PQfNT—Jemi C. Pattee. 

son was re.e!ected president of the 

local Board of Education at the re- 

organization meeting .held (Monday 

night in the New York av. school, 

Mrs, Witmer Wilson was elected 

vice president. She succeeds W, 

Sloddard Gray, who recently re- 

signed this position. 

Fred Hoffman, recently appointed 

te the board by Mayor Fred W, 

Chapman to fill the vacancy created 

by Gray's resignation was admin, 

btered the oath «f «fliee by Mrs, 

Earl Seaman, secretary. 

Gray was present at th? session 

ana was presented a copy- of a reso- 

lution adopted by the board com* 

mending him for his seven years of 

service. 

Holy Noma To Serve 

Roait BW Dfnnw 

Society st SL Jestph'*,^, Gt Church 

wiU sponsor a f9Ul *f ef, dinner Sun- 

day between l£ - noqa and fl p. m. 

•t the etweh hall, Shore Road and 

HajTbpf Lane, :. 

Speciat toke*out service, Js, being 

arranged for those, pertens unable 

to attend. £ohn RatUpiD,«pd James 

MoGusker. are' cêhakroen of the 

affair, and are being -assisted by 

'MJkt .Mrviea, who wUl ê ehti, «»« 

Bernard Murphy, Dr. Frey and P, 

IW*B1» f PJeasantvilie, a boy, Tuesday. 

WHAU3Y, Jacqueline and Richard, 

9f Mays Landing, a boy, Wednesday. 

PRATT, Sarah and Russell, of 

aargaintftwn, a girl, Wednesday^ 

WALJÊK, Mary Jane and James, 

if PleasantvUle, a Jboy,, Wednesday, 

Floral 

Art Displayed 

Mri, Fred Tarves 3rd spoke on 

Oriental Arraagsnentj for the Gar. 

den Department of the Colony Oub 

Baeetlftf Tuesdiar evening In the BeC- 

roatdon Hall. 

Mrs. Tarves reported that the earl- 

iest knowledge of Japanese flower 

arranging is recorded In 1800 A, D, 

At that tirae the arrangements all 

were related to wligion, but 9S Art 

was refined the people made arrange- 

ments for their home altars and 

from there they progressed to ihe^r 

living rooms where their tea Quests 

could appreciate them- 

Japanese arrangeqiente all are as* 

sedated with seasons of the year, 

Springtime arrangements feature 

flowering branches, stunnier work is 

thick and spreading, In ihe fall they 

are designed on drooping lines with 

low flowers and the winter arrange 

inents use dried leaves and .pods. 

Mrs. Tarves made two arrange- 

ments Illustrating the Japanese 

methods accentuating their line and 

perfection. 

At the business meeting a commit- 

tee was appointed to select the Ocean 

City Hydrangea Queen for 1959, 

Those appointed were Mrs. Mark 

Turner, Mrs, Jay Eggly, Mrs. William 

German, 'Mrs, Paul Ylnellng. -Mrs. 

fehn Coslelie and Mrs, Robert OiU, 

Refreshments were served by Mrs 

Eggly and Mrs. Thomas Heist, 

John MacLeon, Cape May County 

Agricultural Agent, •will toe ihe guest 

speaker at the meeting (March 3, 

• - * * 

World Prayer 

Day Feb. 13 

Mrs. Forrest Bridegam, president 

of the local council of the - United 

Church Women, announced that 

World Day of Prayer will be Jield 

next Fridayi Febrsary 13, at 8 p. m.. 

In the First Methodist Chiirch, The 

theme is "Lord, I Believe" and the 

program has been written iby women 

Of the 'Far Bart, 

The Prayer for the Day folders 

will be jjlaeed sn the meal trays 

for the patients at £hgre Memorial 

Hospitsl, Radio presentations have 

been arranged by Mrs, V, Townsend. 

This year marks the 73rd annual 

World Day of Prayer, Services begin 

iu Tonga where Queen Salote leads 

her subjects in prayer. The chain, 

of prayer continues throughout 144 

countries ending with the setting of 

the sun ever S. Lawrence Island in 

Alaska. 

Tlie public b cordially invited to 

attend the local service. 

Adi firing Qutefc 

Spiritual Sfrdriflfh 

Is DiscUsiecl fey ^ 

pter on the 

tram the stoiy book 

far tbe JOrcies *>t,tbe ^W 

frcm B^p^ to ttw 

ftlMl inwrested'ln our 

It Is not «w Individual 

gptottual strength 

la obvious. / . 

In 1460 IS per cent $f the 

{ion were church (Bearers, 

ttet meatier has increased to 

AH denonunatioos are 

working tagetbpr an 

Hie Kstkmal 

Ouirehes, Tbe literacy 

one of many. 

CommimScatioiH 

>wBp«perBt radio and ^television, WM 

carrying stories -of tbe iplritttri Itf* 

of America and are becoming mere a 

part of the ^pubUc% nftdfuff. 

The author cpntlmiee ty saying 

the revival pf Interest be, tMnka is 

due to ienr $n& unrmt of the 

Age and lie (paid -tribute tq 

Influence. He 

Christiana to re-evaluate their 

concluded hy saying diurcaea 

must work with ^he midleBL_sBll 

physical BO inlnd and body will 

ordtoste. 

znembers ef the 

attended their meeting at 

home of Mrs. George Gerken. Ms$, 

Charles Bomnso and lbs. G. Slbsss 

Cadnun led tbe devotions from 9K*sk 

She told tbe ôMbl@ «f-«ie 

sower and llfeened ihe seeds of BCBU- 

ing and love for 'others iaj seeds tty* 

grow and ibring the greatest bless- 

ings. ^, • p4 , 

•Martha Circle met at the 

Mrs, John Lamond with Mrs. flv 

pjnel and Mrs^.Albert Nicholson 

as ce-hostesses. - UES, Gladys fJW 

bell led devptioBf on jfte 4opie "J 

Am ihe Vine" from John 15. The. 

study boob review was filvgn hy MB, 

Charles Vail,' Mrs. Joseph Conner 

^ welcomed «s # new me&êr -and 

Mrs, W. Harmon was a guf^t ,- . 

Laurence Lunny ^resent^ the 

study book, chfpter for tb*.2O fiem- 

bers of the NMBU Circle npeetlnC at 

the home ot Mrs, Raymond t/smsh. 

BSrs, Otpollne Sevens led 4@voôs 

taJUsg ber Scripture jro» the second 

chapter of PfrtltpPfrnn., Plans 

f 

p t p , 

made for a silent sate sale 

Each member will donate the price 

of a calpe. 

Mrs. Robert Trinftlc sjnd iirs, Wfl- 

Ham Hodgdoa were 

tbe Rachel Circle Sleeting 

home of (Mrs. Julia BvchvvBy 

John Voetseh was a pgiicrt, Mw, Al- 

fred Senior led devotions on 4hs j&bnl 

Psalm, and Mrs, Kod£doa reviewed 

the study hook chapter- * Roche! 

pircle will ê in charf e of devotions 

and (program at the WSCS meeting 

mn led 

B^stitutep 

K» study l»qfc 

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Ap 

Ins 

with Hri. 

Urn. 

men, h with 

ftaie 

children Dfcq «*$h 

tbelr twnds %e€saiB they 

the l^ttte IWta In oar own. 

prepcrljj£ lie- 

(owing «bc nte^ « , 

ed wtu Un; Waller Nester 

Andrew 

a «a»e ,m; 

nm- 

w 

Cmpt> M»y Cflttatjr, New 

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VUI«B> Csp» M*y

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npfm «ffft»t sufe The 

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undtrsfood nor 

BAKERY 

".•*••*'•'. piiom 

1€lh Slnat 

of Boy Fnmt 

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* • • » . - • - _ • • . i V 

Growing Out of 'fm 

/n Ocean City 

FH&S&** every tt'.tf TS» o 

' ' eth it and Haves av, ©SMH City, 

p THE 

OCEAN COT 

«rt«» cf 1»» Oe«a City 

T, ^ ^ 

YEA* 

sf s 

weuM U*_ __ .. 

Bridge freswiy to OwodeB 

Aflastfc? City, 

start 

tt i 

Nof Golden Here 

time of Uii year whtn toe taxpayer is prt- 

wltii the bill for ttat Wit of government, The murti- 

county budgets will within the nest month be 

letting forth an itemized list of allotment or appro- 

___w bf .money* 

- Complaining of the cost of government is a chronic 

ailment among taxpayers during the month of February, 

Same folks will grumble about th© riamg cost of doing 

'^îmental business, pthere wiU be bombastic in their 

êlation of the manner to which their money is being 

it. Others wUl quietly ihake their head and wonder 

titwgp sue ^mg to get better so that the tax rate will 

jBjrajjng, 

JjTtUs complaining wUl be of no avail, however. It 

be done into the sympathetic ears of family, friends 

«m*tntaiice5r at dinner tables and on street comers, 

^me the eoroplainer can find someone to, share 

wide discussion of the budget items is com- 

^ it is of no avail if not done it the right time, at 

place and to thje right people. Under the law, the 

L and county budgets must be bared at a public 

This is tire time and the place to discuss the matter 

f fDesptte the vodferant outside talk, espertence has 

\§htrwn tfiat v&y mtfe is heard from the public at the public 

hearings on the budget. If the taxpayer wants to know 

1 where IJs money is going, and wants to endorse or censure 

.any particular teem, the public hearing offers him the only 

bonifide opportunity to do so, 

A Red Herring 

His Excellency, Bishop Justin J, McCarthy, of Camden, 

Jangst the anniversary dinner of the Knights of Colum- 

nere, admonished complacency in the presence of 

" "' J ' '" ' anlwlled for "aposttes" in the 

revaluation fcr tw 

tte MSS 

of 0«U tt 

u# 

City Fat Ofitee 

fiQed with mrafce ft&*t * 

caused relatively toinor #ra»ge 

was thaugtti is fcavp started In 

p|te of 8bo«t ISO ciapiy euU 

No mail was destroy sd- 

. * * * 

A new Wgli individual scerin 

ord for Mflte F*dden and WfUtwce 

of ao worse Oam i tie in tbf 

Atlantic League race resulted 

Oman City ffifii Schoei^s muv 

victory ev«> Eee Hirter. l*s Raid, 

won 

National 

News 

Sfy a to Cartl 

- Thfi 

For 

hrip Is «p 

Cs«itan« 

S6ib Congress have 

10 

«*S! 

tfylni 

trywi 

in *• 

them ^ 

Foil, 

two Wg*Utd 

islkLng to so 

raU in the Senate, 

n wan Ht*r h, had ««J 

change, over a •«>»««te«fl 

and iie ^tf^ 

of the 

«« 

are avaUaWe to 

Cr«« WM 

M 

f 

Se U " 

, but to no aviiL The whereafesuti 

Is B myitenf- Mayor Bswtof 

the aaEient flies 

board memberi or had 

to toe of 

affUlaiien with U» 

by 

Union 

in the y, 

It sme jusl after j 

d introduce* 

Informatton U idso «ked |, 

ed Jshnson drawini qoiekfy, 

toy garb. *nd puUing a a*H 

bill out of hit holster to b»t 

EepubJicans to the draw and he 

with the library eanuol 

th. 

eonefcto 

IVI YIA« Aeo 

What storied out to be m iJBP*Bfl* 

ing* Iiicrea^ of Pl-30 in thf |W 

taK rate iwis reduad to a West of 

February Dates Arm Chroniclm 

Of Historical fv©nf$r People 

U i»vited to 

- 

there 

the dynsmic for« wbieh is runflioi 

the shew in the Us S. Senate. Lyn- 

ubrary- 

whe* Uity intiûesd the Btw 

niMpal toadfet amd approved it on 

first readiag, • • • 

Republican I&ad#r5 representing 14 

of the 16 districts of Cape May 

County went on retôrd endorsing 

Asscmbiyiiiaii Nathaniel 0. Smith, of 

Ocean (Sty, as thf party* fea»flldste 

for the unestpired tertao of Senator 

Anthony J, Cafiehj, of WUSwoed, wha 

e against Red domination and aggression, 

1 bishop ^cGirttiy*s talk was particulariy timely m 

iihat tt came xinth© heels of the departure of Anastas Miko- 

ym from the United States. 

% * ,It seeing certain, in the first place, that MUsoyan 

'tchiefved the primary purpose of the Moscow Communists. 

,. He Smiled in a friendly manner, argued the Soviet position 

4 fo muny Aflaeruins, on television, to businessmen and to 

, and appeared to be a friendly person, and what 

would assume to be a reasonable person, 

count, that of being reasonable, is where 

most Americans. The Communists for 

smiled and appeared to be friendly, 

tim© euttiflg the throat of L their oppon- 

or conscience whatever. It Is accepted 

_ to take advantage of toe'weaknesses 

countries, and one of th^se weaknesses, 

fact that we have a free press, a free 

4 

h anyone can express Ms opinions, 

injustice in allowing pttikoyan to spread ius ideas 

aid u'nderipine the State Department to Americans m the 

United States Is to be found in the fact that no comparable 

U. 5. offidal could go to Russia and speak to the people, 

toe his "remarks printed in the press, and argue; against 

the Communist retime in Moscow. 

In dUiarwordi/tbe Russians are merely taking advan- 

tage of the freedom in this country, which Russians do not 

A&ve,£Q push their cause and bring pressure on the Admin- 

Mratinn in Washington, which has — at least in recent 

^ : ' up to the Communists firmly, and refused to 

The Ne^r Jersey Naturtl GsS Com- 

pany filed with the State Board of 

Public Utility GouOTiartoners in Tten- 

ton an application ts Increase the 

Company* 8 revenue by 74 per cent 

or $628,000, 

* * * • 

The 1954 March ef Dirtes in Ocean 

City went searing over Its fund 

drive quota, with contjfljutions at 

53,023.48 collected, and With some 

sources stUl to report, it ws* re- 

ported by Commissioner Laurence P. 

In spit« of *U we can do the days 

ge by, TTie enly eompensatlsn for 

tiine past are the memory of the 

yean, Looking back a few yean we 

can look ahead to some interesting 

days, eaeh ont revivlni a new niern- 

ery. 

Let's look at seme of Febrttarj's 

memoTSWe days. On February S, 

back in 1®1, Reler Willisins landed 

in Boston. As you may of may not 

know. Wililatts believed in religious 

liberty 10 a fierce degree. Banished 

from Maisfichusetts, he fled to Provi- 

dence, which he lounded, and con= 

tijiucd to stand for liberty — the 

theory that men coald not be punish= 

cd for their eoniciBnces, He founded 

the first Baptist Church in America. 

Feteua^ 6 is .the birthday of 

Aaron Burr, who. — ifmembcr = 

killed Alexander" Hamilton In a duel, 

ite was Vice Preglfient, « O, S, Sei»a- 

lar from New York, and hild a aum- 

her of otiierjiftperUint ofliees. On 

February A S^ 38K' the first tele= 

phone ira» New Yerk to Chicago 

„„ insialled. On that day in 1812 

Charles Piekins wsi born at Land- 

pert, England. 

Peter The Great died February 8. 

1T25, and the Bey Scouts ol America 

were founded February 8,, 1010, This 

day thii ye&F is QulnQitaêsiina Sun= 

day, The ninth is itie Wrthday an- 

iiiversary ot WUItain Henry Harrissn, 

ninth President of the United States, 

He was born in Charles Ceunty, 

Virginia, in 1773, 

Canada was ceded to England, 

February ID, 1763. President Me- 

Kiniey signed into law the treaty 

ending the war with Spain, and 

giving* the United States the Philip- 

pine Islands, Puerto Rico and Guam 

jn 1SBB. Oiiba was freed by the 

same treaty. 

February 11 is Ash Wednesday 

this year. Daniel Boone was born 

February 11, l?3i, as was the eighth 

Chief Justice of Use United States, 

Melville Westen Fullr.. Fuller was 

born in IMS in Augusta, Maine. And 

Thomas A, Edison was born at Milan, 

Ohio, February 11, 1847. 

thos* who curtly dismiis his 

aa a presidential candidite, because 

of the lime=worn preludlce agiinsi 

all aoutherns, are new not quite so 

sure as they etwe were, 

Just as ihe prejudiee agiinst a 

Catholie eandldaic is threatenQd, 

Lyndon Johnson ts foreing the bi5)sr 

room boys to lake a second loA at 

Is there » phijaieilst in U»e crewa? We have ia i 

"cover- iêmeratlng the 2ith annlveraarv of tit I 

by Marâii Reid ttaffl 

pontaina the p\gW 

fllgBt between Way If ana B 

ruaTihepKVieus sentence rlît. It W.the 

ru ¥ jotg ft top Uiai ta made these days_aft;j 

i Xlic envelope carries B 

om O€«n City te 

of the rtmed Navy 

The Bed RaWer* pi Oee*n =City 

downed a surprifiagly strong Igfi 

Harbor team, G&-SQ, is the laeal 

gymnashmt The victory- upped the 

Ocean city win geoiuran to 12 eamas 

jigilnst F to building the 

and C, WL Steiiers fflefflbers of the 

Playground Conunisslon, were super* 

Thing the'wank. 

The Knights of Columbus announ- 

ced the award el special degrees to 

George Mnab sad Dr, L. S. A: Stctic-iu 

for S years ^^rembeEthip. ' 

Coach Boy SlosmiiMlctaie's basket- 

ball team woo Its 10th victory In 12 

-May 3144. 

STRICTLY FRESH 

"We never watch the clock. 

See it from where we sit. 

Can't 

Looking toward spring and garden 

chores, we think the annual time 

change should be called, "daylight 

Boss moved the furniture in the 

Office today. Boy* are we tired, 

* * * . • 

fe Health Orneer HarQld Iteger 

rejected tor a fourth t«rm on 

the eêutive «HaaaU=t«e of the &ew 

Jer*ey Hedtb Offleert Association, 

Patter of the Press 

Why did they apparently i«t mid« 

gels design the seating, cohsidering 

that so nw tall .people ride tiuses? 

* • * * 

Your flMlhods of frtendiy persua- 

sion are remarkably like someone 

else's tsOtsiques for nagging. 

only operate the .apartments for 

rentals. 

Thii briais us, to the point ef sug» 

gestiiig that something be done to 

the area ea§t of the shuffleboards 

to ereate a free parttlug ^pot for 

the players and thereby .leave soiae 

curb space for our guests, who at 

thaes, are hard put to ft for gpsse 

outside their apartmemt , 

We alto believe that thii area re- 

ferred to csujd also be further dc- 

veloped to produce some income by 

providina Bistired paridni with ac« 

cess from both Sth and ftlh sts,. as 

we have neti«d that during the 

weekends parking Us often at a 

premium and what with new motels 

building an present available parking 

sites thii will soon became necessary 

to the resort. 

HENTtV G= DRAINE 

Ray Mar Aparteients, and 

110 Cleveland av,, 

Wilmington, Dei, 

News and 

Reviews 

Avereil llBrriman, reeenUy defeat- 

ed candidate for re-election as gover. 

nor ef New York^ * ! i*vc had eBe«gh 

, , , I will not seek elective office 

again." 

Henry Cabot Lodge, U= S. Ambassa- 

dor to U, N.i 'TTie Soviet Union is 

iikd the lady who doesn't dare leave 

the bridge parly for fear 1 of what 

the other ladies will say about her,* 1 

Lyndon B. Johnson (D.*Tes,! and 

Senate Majority Leader; "WQ should 

be geini farther and laster in our 

mUilary preparations and in our 

space (program/* 

Tennessee WilUamSi well»kne.\VB 

playwrtplrt: "We ialk seriously 

about living in outer space when we 

have not yet learned to Uve en 

earth without fighiins ea^h othur," 

and beat the ituHings oM 

of the marc left Demoerats, U just 

could be that moderate Lyndon JohS- 

son would go over big, and If he bad 

Senator f Jack Kennedy on ihe tlêt 

with him, to tie down the eastern 

voting afea, and line hirmeif for a 

later sh»t at the nomination, it might 

be a tough ticket te beat= 

For after sli, Lyndon Johnson 

ean't be too objeetionabie ta the 

leftwingeri. He passed the first civil 

rights bill pissed in eighty years. 

He defeated, almost janglehandedlyi 

in desperate maneuvering, the court- • 

curbing Smith bill last year. And 

now he hai introduced another civil 

rights bill—against the wishes of 

the eonsen'alives in his own party. 

He could have done more, but this 

is pretty good for u stiri 

In spite sf this, however, fresh, 

man Senator Keating hai savagely 

blasted Johnson's civil fights bill as 

a field day for a Fcufeui ty$e bjlL 

These words no doubt will and hive 

earned Keating tbe Undying con- 

tempt of (he Maioriiy Leader. That 

is a bad spot te be in—ewn if in 

another party. 

Meanwhile chairman Paul Butler, 

of the Democrats Party, said the 

Democrats are going to write the 

most strongly-worded civil rights bill 

ever written. The play for minority 

votes and the blee votes in the big 

stiles and key cities thui gees on 

unabated, regardless of what Con- 

grc-ss tries ta do about ike 

and chances are that nothing 

satisfy or, silence the vociferous bs- 

on eithir aide. 

of .Oêan City in ABIB^ 

between a postal stamp and a 

fflfirehaBdiilng. we have no Id«ji of the value of th^fi 

are valuable at all. They are* however, 

era in Ocean City and we would noVUke to 

WB wHboot first ftnfling out iftaey mtt 

U they »rft of any value, we prefer glifti 

finirVdult phlUtelist espressinfi this ln ^ res ^ 

of those whose intsreiti are egtabii*ed , . , henet i 

nf M adult stamp eaUector over a youngster. The 

Sachet was seat I* tt§ by &*& h Schwrt.t, who 

dedication of the Oe«8ii City aii-pert, the 

markina the 25th anniverary «f Bied's flilh) 

role ia the eelebra^n ef the 40» year of 

sununer, . . . * 

the 

Paging 

Ocean City has two weiHualined fuaa-al horati, 

bury our AMI dead, s© rireng k thii loyalty ts ©ure 

ihe cofpic of a iiewb* departed resident appaiMtly 

QuHf40WB UBderUker &md*y Biiht Or *e ft ffl^ 

enstein. of PsReU's Funeral • Homo to 

rolled WS fatask hearse into the resort Sunday n^ 

faidy at 320 E, Surf rd. The undertaker checked -«B\ 

nSghborheod, but ceuWn't ftnd his ^DM W 

araufld m not only dW^p«lful to tht 

on by local and stale Wsttn ftuthoHtl^ J ^ 

LaweBstiln turned to the paUee. for help In I 

departed. Piltee Sergeant Charles R&siea Wa«f W 

macabre hunt, *ut still BO body, Lowenrteln tdd Stt 

ccived iBstrueiiBhs ovef the taWphoHe ai ts «h^W 

h&dv. The poiiee ofrker ehe«ktd with the chief nl 

telephone copipanj oifiee and learned ttet the 

taker ortetpattd tn>Attat|e City. The mitttr wa* 

praak, and Lowenst«n went hack to the m&Hirt 

probably eooimentii^ to hipiielf that W is net ^ 

during the winter as is popularly believed in 

cireles. 

ecked « 

'Fidel Castro; Cuban y 

chief- "If the United State* does 

what it says—^bot democratic pria* 

ctples demand—if the United States 

is decent and eiviliêd, it caaael help 

war criminals,* 1 

f Our Own 

By George 

hfl 

us. Those of us not 

y âttlaiid, wm befito- 

f^ VfWk 

l^êye tte calends fi^r the ^^s of iprag. Wmle 

x ^g for the tuni of the climatic worm,-we can iU 

t Community, s^rsic^ tWs moalli. 

' "^rUir^^4$ |fflfl "14, iim merchalits of the resort 

ê annual Ocean Ci^ Bargain Days sal©, "Kie 

"' " plasf for tiie event predict that 

mil pi a vei^ble merchandise 

. ^ -tel a shpt'in4he-arm Ipf our 

ecpnomy, Jte Wsiicw,^plfe$es through Uie hands' of 

^ •»- * aI1 * mtrai^s §M Aown through ttie 

Strata of the rasarl'fi wirajftr fiwawrtat ' 

tell 

Overhfard in a beauty parjor^ 

ten caix-fuUy, because I can on 

*hte tmft , 1 .wqalsed aot to repe 

It,•-. -r — Lcxiinttgi,'[Jty.) Ltader. 

MISAPPRlHtNSHDH 

A iar|fe fpp|p -of Russians reeciit- 

iî^np^y^ ln „ huff. 

harf hg#n string 

Oak. Martar, Wash. 

They 

fort, 

can- dl help ourselves.over tê 

economic pump,«wRh-a p«rch»si;f

fe 

feffl&vW> 

Sf. 

te^ 

iJOTBMffiltK 

m. 

m 

'Wist'* 1 

w^mism 

TH j OMAN Sir* 1 

Seniors On Assignment Here 

The Boy With A 

is" 

OCHS Merry 

t 

p n of the" t |eat- 

nnd a good Everybody 

y 

hasi his 

generation . it is 

own 

own 

idoa 

idoa 


of what it is , 

inter-class swtamlng meet Is 

Boy 

any 

"Okay," muw 

robber, "Fill up 

, BABBASA 

p of G*li Blksrd 

work *s thjy I*" 1 

To Present 

Mary Widerstrom, Ralph Platt 

By JUQY CRO6SSN joys painting, listening to Jas 

.^ annual tvesfc at O.C.HJ. ta 

SftinNissiieal iNissiil music, ?nd iwateh watehing 

arrival of ft# student practiee or pgrtieipating i in hher 

favorite 

__„ year two or more seniori sport, feasketfcaU, 

. some college In our itate or Mm WWerstroî has been quite 

iral vtetaUy eotne ta our IQ" aetivi during her college eareer. Be- 

„. a sojourn, of eight weefci. sides toeing a sproiity pem^r and 

Daring this period of time, a member-of several other student 

student s teacher plans 

ns 

and conducts Srgahiiotions, m\m Wêratrpm is 

classes In In aabjects relate 

^ ffiil i 

fcer s»#€ifie firtd af related snde&ver to hi§ under of 

% supervlsloa of the Wgh setapel 

h of these sutojectg. The stu 

, twill Idok bWteon thpif happy 

s »t 9&M&. Beginning with 

-TO» «P4 $tii grades' and fc 

5_ Junldr »nd Sehlo? yeats, the 

ample" recall dances, 

U «md spert*-evenU. 

imwwun 

s t 

ney*a 

' Di 

ee f ^ 

In' homerooms 

of vreeks. e The pricp pp 

I h d 

which includes a It: 

M wtU have 150 

" taWdta * SUB, n 

to each is 

Com/n 

ingtsn, P, G 

Washington 

I Pl 

10. from I o'clock ta 

* o'clock, 

will have ^ ^ f f ^ 

bruary 11, Mr. Cornel Feart's 

ll have girfn* câssrooai visat 

the sSm> |tae of day as 

. 4h5pn 

nt classroom 

. 

same time of day as the 

SfcS> 

«$ 

n$ M 

Mt 

Pearl's. 

Pearl w 

fie & Yearbook Assembly. 

_6n. 6n. Februry. February. U, at o^ck 

there will ill tie a Varsity Varit basketball 

gin acaee «»' 

n F^^tary 14, at I o'clock, thf 

to'dMS'Iftrftlt I t h t 

f 

• - * 

' 

unUl tbey 

ol Me^«ap.Ttound and take a rW« 

arewirt 0»e campus , , , W« can ail 

get out swr Brylna %pw&2 ^° WWt 

we kim'ttl results «J oUJf fflft^ 

yews , . . Honest, Linda and I "Would 

weeks, which btloRgs to 

haye gqttcn the §ame scort ev«n il 

we haih-i been sitting teêUtcr , , . 

IH; 

Mr, WUllanis' Bnglish classes started 

reading Hamlet tote week . . « Tbeym 

Burke the shaiftrecks 'ftnWi in time to see thf play per* 

teen at Q&m tawed ofl T.¥, fty the Old Vie 

for lens thfB a mqnt new, a TOettrc Company , , , Report cards mum AMOMS THilVlS 

sÊhpmefe; ft* ft* Oublin he had bad t are issued tomorrow . - They will 

atte 

techalcal hll insUtute and have two marks, nild-years and the 

Seattle—Two yqUlhs *»ve y» 

was 

regular report period , , Fietures a service slaUen in iUBurbafl » 1447 Asbury 

sft, ^ totfaad, ajter ym & were taken of superlative^, «tc, forton 

and PttUid « pistol on attafldaal 

from the ftjulvalent of ourV«anboelc 

. .", Hwrrahl new ribbons n 

^ whpol, yo« are finished were put en the typewriters ewriters ip the 

fdâ^ sod must pay toi m Not th that they 

typing room . , . ^«. -,— ---_ Frank J, Sonnino MILTON f. 

Ma" that you 

„»,„, ^,,j?Qt, ^ r had Deeded them or anything , . . It Its 

Fonrwriy 

hid 

a icholaLTsblp and 

juit that every time you hit a key and Sen 

you tteu^t your ribbon wits on 

P^,-,-^ ,^ Iffa» qf stiidy. stencil , , , We hope you're feeling Plumbing and 

The Qttfke fsittJly, including tatter, Lew , . , What in the heck 

~'* 6w© "bwPW and fewo" sisters, 

us i to w the United States by steamy 

arc the AMbama Claims? . , , How 

stem 

---•- •"-•"-'-•'-._-'.i_iJ. i— emH Have. 

made ê voyagf 1B seven days. ar# y«i progressing in training yaa HOME APPLIANCE^ 

are s«*w ftitding to 

SALES iBd SERVICE 

Stot where «r. Burke is a 

Plumbing 

TOD AABFf 

lajfer by tradt, 

iince he caffle, Bernard, who, 

the way, fi », has had'time to fr 

„ he attended .„.- 

_ tlerig Wei! with hia class- PLUMBING 

âa and likes all of hia teaeiieFi 

very much. His academic KURS in- Kelvinator Appliances 

cludes nWB&anieal drawing, EpglW). 

general math and saedern Uvwg. PHONE 1876 

Bernard's hobby |s drawing. 

One thing that surprised me a bit 231 WIST AViNUI 

when I interviewed Bernard was hii 

reply when I asked'him about the 

dUTefences between the schools. He 

said that aside iôm the accent! the JOSEPH P- STAHLER 

has a very decided Irish fcrogue) 

there was very little diflereBee at 

Oeean City High. 

Humbing ft Heating 

Junior Hi Five 

MAYTAG APPLiANCIS 

Phone 3085 

OFFICE & SHOWROOM 

Busy On Court 

iioons, m\m W is 

2152 Asbury Avenue 

^ an official in her 

Sueenier to Wlllard St«t»r 

govenunent, 

air Platt, « graduate of Ocean By BILL MONCRIEF 

teachfifs of these sutojetg 

City High School, is majoring in the 

dent teacher must 

gene Baliejffln his hfard many eem. 

pjlments expressed about the dUplay 

as teachers and studintf were at» 

traeted by" If and nU own epbiion 

emphaiBed the 'Svpnderfttl variety" 

' tte prejeets esm^lted, _ 

Mr, •/David David Yost stated. ^tatRd, **The The charts 

have very good variety and are very 

accurate. There are many eutstand' 

ing ones." aites Euth Nesius felt 

th il t'V f ones. ai 

display toi'V ' fftl" 

echB 

lent, 

ed, 

f 'y_ery feffectlve 

d % Mri, John Itogsn's "excel. 

Mr. George Bowman Remark. 

l£ It had been much better, it 

d h b jtt" 

Wahington, p, C, sijf different 

and a wooden map indiWtHif Wo 

anneMUen of the different parts « 

pie* Tekas' Territory^ = * 

Amehg the ether attractive pro. 

jects are a map by Mbby Blachman 

ehtitled, "The United States in 1861;" 

another map *y Amy Van Glider 

entitled, ^ % of fti jêm" two 

Ôregon Trail" maps drawn by 

Wanda Sweigirt and Nancy Smithj 

and an ''Oregon Trtil Game 11 cam» 

posed 'by Lyane Hckes; a drawing 

shewing "Five Flags That. Flew Over 

California" construeted^ by John 

Burch- another map, ^The Bfpiora« 

tl fLi and Clk' 1 wo'uld have been periectt" 

New fonefpt to power far autgmo' 

Wfei is rtlag ewlftred W one ef 

ê ni|jor autp atamiffptu.reri. Autd 

weuW ftf driven^ by four electric 

Biotors. Tftesfl would rtcpive ipbwec 

from a "^fuel cell," Oj^gcn and, 

hydrogen fuels would *be used to 

" the electricity. 

Burch another map, T 

tlons ofLswis and Clark drawn fey 

Qerrie Todd; three Feports entitled, d 

• eompiained of pain, witheat v^ 

ible signs of injury, or were mom?n« 

tartly unconscious. 

On the basis of date from special 

studies of auto injuries that have 

been conducted, the NSC liay established 

the ratio of diaibJiHg in> 

juries to deaths at 3§ is 1. 

The WfC injury tetali of I i*»,f«0 

for last year, then, is based on a 

muttipUcation of deaths hy the fig' 

ures 35, an interpretaUve breakituwn 

of U. #, Pttblte Health Scrvics iig» 

ures and an intelligent compromise 

with state totals. Chances are that 

this is the more nearly eorreci !ig» 

ure and it makes auto injuries a 

national tragedy. 

No matter which figure you chouse 

to believe, you can, bet thai the best 

statistic to be is the unsung guy 

who doesnt show- in anybody^ injury 

adding machine. 

1 Ptny Cww ind fM W«rf^r! 

ft wp# quite by aisWent 

t&at the chord organ waa 

Mr, Hammojid *waa goin 

ttt iartory see day MH ,^J-..~^t&ct 

b» viBhedhe opuW «b# rfectiic 

sins, Two enciBAen b#sd Mp 

fitarted working on tt)r proJeO to 

make *s er» 

thai eveft M 

training *o«W .,,.,. 

T*W|B y#ir» after 

(human or otherwise), 

The most important tynuamyutai ftM nlRt roalftipri 

to f^mesAer b 4Jwt yon "tust al= sarv* si) a 

«sc»tlnwaya-attempt-to 

mOti»t-onr-.ihe near 

(or left) side Of We anunai, mat 

body should te hM seariy parallel 

to the horse, sod you should face his 

A, W. J* WDIIilM 

bttttc*fc£, 41) Your head should be *l» work te «arry out fh* «• 

turned forward, tout your flody t*nslv« odyattoiai 4«d -clwk 

should face the far end of the ani> 

maL When preparing to mouni, you vrifflt ameng ih* 3f leal 

ALTBIAT1ONS 

first coU&ct the j^|bs in your left tor Boardt tHreuphiHit the state 1707 BAY AVENU« 

hand, Hiere are no wriUen regula- 

USBS which state definitely hew you 

should hold the reJas, If yes are 

using ihe standard double rein BRISBANE, AUSTBAUA = A 20» 

bridle, the following is a fiatirfactory carat pearl, tne site oi a dime, has NCrWS THE TWE FO* 

method of keeping the rein* ,§uf< been sold for a local record guise to 

fleienHy untangled. 

an -agent for'the Austraiiian Pearl- VEMHIAN 

Tbe near curi> rein is held outside tiig Company of London. A local 

the UlUe finger, tbe near snaffle diver found the pearl in the Torres 

rein is held between the s#csnd and Strait. 

MADE TO OBDe» 

third Angers, tbe off snaffle rein 

WINDOW SHADiS 

Is held be vweep the third asd fourth 

fingers, and the off cub rein is bml& 

CANVAS AWNINGS 

BAY-SIDE 

over the forefinger. 

The reins are held fairly tauUy, HOME IMPROVEMENT M.CMIUf 

tbe near ones shorter than Ihe far ROOFING • SIDING •- PAINTING 

reins so that the animal's bead is CARPENTRY WORK 

Boy Av«nu« 

turned inward. This precaution is 941 BAY AVENUE 

taken in the event that the horse is 

if 

Pheii* Mr,r¥Vi|Jlt O.C, 3S1t 

not competeiy coQperaUve, U the 

yyiimai does tbegin to move, he will 

move only in a circular direction. 

Next, place your left hand mmtortafcly 

«i or iB front of the horse's 

CHARIB F. SPEHflBl 

withers and guide your left foot into 

the stirrup iron. After placing your 

FLOOR ond W41L 

right hand en the waist of the saddle 

(or securing a grip on the cantle), m CERAMIC TILE # PLASTIC WALL TILI 

spring from your right foot, swing 

yourself quickly into the saddle and • LINOLEUMS • CONGOWALL 

move your right hand forward to the 

C=rp^ IncralteHeit A JUKntfefit -. WorkOwi-w^M 

bead of the saddle as you mount. 

You thin lower your weight into 341 West Avenu* Phon* O.C 3343 

the saddle plate, Tbe final steps 

wWch you take MLTS aUpping your 

right foot /into the off stirrup and 

gatfesriss ftp tbe r#ip£. 

Now- you have correctly trans* 

fexred yourself from ths ground to 

BUILDING I 

the back of your equine friend. The 

rest Is tip/ to you. You now can 

become prjjficient at horseback rW- 

Ing only iby continued practice of its 

fundamentals. This sport offers you 

a continual source of enjoyment and 

adventure as you expand your abiU 

ily and knowledge of its component 

skills. 

Buitdmn BuOdmn 

COME M TODAY 

QUALITY HOMES 

ANi) SK TNE CHARLES E. MUMFORD 

BUILDER 

'59 Studebaker 

li Arkani« Av«. 3645W 

ROBERT MONROE 

LARK 

Building Contractor . C. P0HT1CRE 

Costs Lass to Buy 

Jobbing 

— BUILDER — 

Par Leu to Operate 2240 ASBURY AVINUI 

SEI IT NOW 

933 W«t AM. 

PHOWS M23-W 

R. A. MEMGa I SON 

a\ S*rvlc* 

112 Central Av*. M, 1443 

10 TO 21% SAVING 

AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE 

Claim Serviea, Coait to Coait 

N i ba ei k 

N«w St fe Wkl. latas 

iff«th>e Sine* 2-5-51 

Ami Adjuster rtttMat 

In 6§aan City. 

Hon«y Uoyd CkuMn 

mnsm Co. for the 

Hutnal 

1315 

Ph. 0060 

Buick 

SALES - SERVICE 

£rrY,H.J.PJ*»lal 13» 

THE MODIim V/AY 

BODY A FINDER 

fiTRAlCHTOiINO 

^mplata AUTO PAINTING 

In Our N«w fAodwn Shop 

STAHLER'S 

REGISTERED BUILDERS 

Resr 1547 gay Ave. Hum? 2980 

"WE SPECIALIZE IN MODERNIZING HOMES" 

BERGER LUMBER 

ALUMINUM COMBINATION DOORS 

and WOODEN STORM SASH 

Alto: Atiftstrang Calotsx, U. S. Gypsom, Oiling Til* 

Sizes 12 x 12 - 12 x 24 - 16 X 16 

CoH 0948 - - - The Friendly Yard 

nrt» STREET and SIMPSON AVUHM 

MA CKAIN 

: -- w » •••• 

MASQM WORK 

STfELMAN 

XAWRENCE TARVES 

Bullckrs 

RES. PHONE: 4010 

HCAMOS 

8UILDER 

417 341b 

No Job Too Lary 

No Job Too Smofl 

THE AD 

RiAD 

PART Of A 

w«u Wctkly, 

p 

hand SB4 chorda 

and me t* 1 

PLATE - WINDOW 

STOCE FRONTS 

AUTO- 

, GLASS A PAJNT CO. 

M HOUBS SBBWOT 

M1AMI-SOM6» CO. 

505 NEW RD. «MWW* fO^T 

w-^'w 

I. 

Home and 

REMOOI|.IM

•sttT.-.fthl'ij-st'n i-I*J 

-*• ,s 

V- 

A4* irtni Q«kk **«». 

5 -i 

Wta«iktikMri*:wa 

Streagtb." asd te : pH 

liit*naea for tile youth, taw. 

evSr all *« ta»U«d to the senrlet, 

If- yoa. Jia?*_a' SOB or daughter of 

ft or pxts>t*en&g$f bring them 

with yea- 

/-sWfeen, * iusjf bank executive can 

tike time 1 out of his busy sebedule 

t5 speak' to the youth' of our 

hfel surely.- we ought to take 

to coifle and hear him, 

have a large turnout. Come 

Wbtiwheod To Meet 

* Tbe regular meeting ef the St. 

Jcbn'a Lutheran Church Brotherhood 

Will be Mid Wednesday. February 

11 at a p. m. Mr. Richard L, 

Parker, oewljr elected president, will 

gpeak on his recent trip 10 CVtexieo. 

• 1%0 heart' lias a borsepowejr sf 

CHESTER J. WlMBERG 

Ml AS»URY 

rnr,n..i. 

1654 

i t 

ffc*Bifcfe 

4IK/ Dai!* Ufe 

lhat In Gcthsemsne Jesus 

py eanestly nu#lrt pa^s, did 

not pass. 

We kwovi? hotv Ho dronk it, and 

drank to the vtry l*es « f sneriflce 

^ suffering. 

It Is the a^fstery ef Gsd and the 

aalverae that the Ufegiving pswera, 

alike of nature and of grace, are 

iatimately tound up with luffering 

end death, , 

It, is one thiag to reeolniie a gen* 

era! law of aaerifl«t out how dif> 

erent when we are faeed with a real 

insistent danger, or demand for sacri- 

fice ourselves. 

Then mei the real testing. Many 

find the faith and power. 

Out of Gethsenane the Master 

cane with the serenity of a profound 

faith in the destiny that iho Father 

had for Him, and with a quiet sub 

lime courage, 

That ierenlty and courage endured 

alike the buffetings of Mii aggrei- 

gars, the taunts of the cowardly ant 1 

the eynieai contempt of the woridy 

minded Klate. 

From Oethgeinflne to calvary! We 

MUiSt go with Jesus all the way, if 

we could get the inspiration of ths* 

divine tragedy and its fulOllment of 

Messing for nmnJdnd. Thus will the 

ef that divine tragedy come 

tsrUSpefgoneUy, pointing the( way 

to triumph and glor> ( . 

It is the way of prayer, in diieever' 

Ing and obeying the will of God, and 

In finding the strength that God 

supplies. 

When cardiac workers were match- 

*d in a recent study of 50 industries 

with unimpaired workers, the Am* 

erican Beast Association found card- 

ise woFkeis as a group produced 

better .than 3 per cent over others 

on the same job. 

, FIRST PMilYTlWAM 

PIRST CHURCH Of 

CHRIST, SCIENTIST 

Ith *t, and Asbury #y« 

Sunday Seboolr-ll a, m* 

Church Serviee~il a. m. 

i 

Chu 

Wednesday 

Testimoay 

p, m, 

eeting—8 p, m, 

Tine healing power of gpiriUial en- 

lightenment will toe emphasised at 

Christian Seienee serviWi Sunday, 

Paul's healing of the cripple at 

Urstra, as related, irt the. Book of 

Acts (Ch, 14), will 'be included in the 

scriptural selections in the Lessen. 

Sermon entitled "Spirit," • 

A correlative passage to be read 

from "Seienee and Health with Key 

s o the Scriptureg" by Mary Baker 

•Sddy declares i324ilBi; "Paul was 

not at first a disclplo of Jesus but a 

persecutor of Jesiis* followers. 

Whfen the truth flrst appeiired lo 

lira in Seienee, Pauj, wag made blind, 

and his blindness Was felt; but splr- 

,tual liiht soon enabled, him to fol- 

low the example Stid teachings of 

Jesus healing the sick and preach- 

ing Christianity throughout Asia 

Minor, Greece, and even in imperial 

Rome," 

& 

r-%£- 

«• W4-.ii-. 

lit. Whitney in CalifornU: 14,491 feet Wght Just 

*ne of the ipires of the CathMral we live In, 

. When Ged made this world of ears he gave us many 

* gUmpM of Himself. In the towering peaks we iee 

Bis dignity—In the fertile plains. His providence—in 

the wild ctonns, Hto wrath—in the shimmering rain- 

bow, Hb mer^=!n the mighty fails. His strength—in 

the mtrror lake, BU peace, 

But to rtreal His love—the greatest quality of God's 

QStorc—H* gave us His Sen, Jesus Christ, , * born in 

a\ atable *,, ilftfai on a cross«», risen to reign forever. 

TWa world U the Cathedral In which tnen worship 

Him, .Its attara are the churches to which the faithfdl 

Ihrenf. 

Llf* is God'c giftrTo live In Hia Cathedral , ,_. and 

work * • . and pi«y ».# , and WORSHIP!. 

Copyright ffif, Hthitt Adv. S*tri$m, Situburg, Vml 

5S~ ''vJ 

1* i*i>g PublUh#d Undir Hi* Sponsenhlp of tho Following: 

ATLANTIC OTY 

aECTRIC COMPANY 

•00 Asbwry Avmua Mont 0130 

OCfAN CITY 

WATER SERVICE COMPANY 

Tttith Sratf Phona 0423 

OCEAN CITY HOME 

1Mi 

SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION 

0012 

HOW A R D S, S TAINT ON 

Aram* Pften«1533 

HUGHES' 

CENTRAL PHARMACY 

PK024S 

rGoiJenrg?iiiare 

(4:6^ 13): "We are of.eedi , , . Here* 

by know we that w# d.W*U in him, 

and he in us, ibecause he hath given. 

m of his Spirit." 

« * * 

ST. JAMES A, M. B. 

fth tt. and Havan 

lav, O, E, Smith, 

U a. m,=Mumln« 

I p, m—^Sunday 

6^0 p, m,—Vouns 

ing, 

t p. m,—=Evenmg WonUp, 

sdnnday^ 

8 p. m, — Wednesday 

prayer nreeUnf. 

im p. av-Prtyer 

Prld-y— 

7:30 p, m,-^Junlor Oiolr 

tiSO P, m,—Senior && 

NEWS 

7-30 p in.—WJ.CS, Prayer Group, 

Chapel. 

8 p, m^ws.CJ. monthly meeting, 

derations and program in charge of 

Rachel Circle, The Reverend Fried- 

rich wijl be the speaker, Tspiei 

-Faith With Works," Esther Circle 

will fee the hostesses for the evening, 

1$ a. m.-=W J.C-S. sewing group in 

the dining room. 

3:30 p m—Brownies, guttdsy School 

Room 

7-45 p, m,=-Mid-Week Prayer Serv- 

ice. Bleyier Chapel, 

Ttiurtd#y, P«bru«ry 

4:30 to 7 p. m. 

Circle. Ham Dinner. 

7-30 p trf—Chanecl Choir rehears 

Friday February I*— 

3-30 p, ni, —"Wesleyan Choir re- 

Tl>.* m,—World Day sf Prayer, 

sponsored by the United Church 

Women of Ocean City, in the Sanc- 

tuary, Theme: -Lord I Believe, 

All are Invited to this service. 

Sunday, Ftfawry 1^- 

•ll a. m,=Iifl!y^3B~ 

ice In the Sanctuary, 

IT. JOHN'S LUTHiRAN 

l§th rt, and Canrral ay. 

Htv, Prank F, Adtor, S.T.M, 

6, A*htanf hl 

M, Adltr, O 

S 

Risen 

fchoal for 

for 

hear i 

Bible, Don't take 

the real thing, 

10:45 a, m.=Ôrgaii Meditation 

»! a „. Morning Worships J 

ery 1 ArêhWi Children in the 

iJwer Auditorium. Message, 'The 

Valley of Trouble." 

6*4l P m,-Int#rtBediate and Sen* 

Isr Chrisllan Endeavor. 

ISO p m--Organ Meditation, 

7 : 45 p ffl—Evening Worship, Mcs- 

sase ^purpose in the ghadew of the 

Crosk," The Choir under the dire^ 

.Ian sf Mrs. .Marlon Trout Murphy 

will sing at both services, A eerdiai 

welcome awaits you each Sunday. 

reheuat 

xeheiMl 

TABERNACLE BAPTIST 

Ml it, and Watt av. 

In Wiiiiam H, Wll«i>. Psifa# 

10 a, m.=Sunday SchooL 

U a, m.—Momtog Worshl|i 

Thursday— 

8 P. m,—Qioir BPh«rnnl. 

7:45 p, oa,—Evening Worsfllp Sen 

v 

8 P- ni—iPrrijrTr 

FIRST MITHODIST 

The Chureh with th» Carillon 

1th tt, «tid C#ntr#! av, 

Paul A, Frledrjch, P**tar 

6Hf|i 5. Athton, Mhiimr of Musis 

Sunday, February •— 

f tSO a; m, — Oiureh School with 

classes for every age, Ferreft R. 

Sridegam, superintendent The Nurs. 

ery, Kindergarten, .Primary and 

Junior Departments meet in the first 

fleer of the church. The Youth De> 

partment meets in the, Assembly 

Room on the second floor, th# Men's 

Bible Class in the Bleyler' Caapel 

and the Susanna Wesley Claw in the 

Church Parlor, 

H a, m,-ôrning WorshiiJ in the 

Sanctuary, iMr. Frjedrtes's sermon 

tspicj "Uneoln's feiigion^ Special 

music by the chancel Choir, Some 

of the members of Bsy Scout Troop 

51 an! Explorer Post Si will be 

jruests at this service, 

6:30 p, m.-^!, V, F, will meet. 

Intermediate Fellowship mill meet, 

f:4S p, nLÊvenmg Feiiowshlp in 

the Bieyler iMentoHal Chapel. Mr, 

FTiedrieh'j topic- "A Word From the 

Lord.'* Special music. Come and 

share this hour of inspiration. 

Monday, Psfepyary f—- 

7i30 p. m,—Boy Scouts, Fellowship 

Hau, 

a p, m.=- Official Board meeting. 

Assembly Ball, 

TuHday, February 1©-^ 

S;30 p. m^—Oirl Scouts, Fellowship 

Hall, 

Os4S a, m,==Church School, Classes 

for all ages, Nuriery through Adult 

Departments. Visitors always wel- 

come^ attendance cards given. Chris« 

tian Growth Series and Augsburg 

Uniform Lesions used Pastor Ad« 

ler teaches the Adult Ciass^ 

11 a. m,—The Service, The Ser» 

mon "Darfierous Journey," The An. 

them, "Haw Long Will Thou Forget 

Me O Lord, H Ffleuier. the Chancel 

Choir, The Epistle, I Corinthians 

13143. The Gospel, Luke 18: 31-43. 

Installation Service for Teachers in 

the Church School, 

II s. m,=^Nursery for small chU* 

dren, sponsored by United Lutheran 

Church Women, 

7:30 p. m,—=Luther League, 

Boptltt Ptllo«nhip 

Atlantic City Bible 

ichosl, VWCA, Atlantic City. 

i-30 p, m,=Philathea Circle, 

1-30 p m-—Child Evangelism Pray- 

er Group, Lower Auditorium, 

315 p. m.—BIele Club for girls 

and boys. Lower Auditorium, 

4-15 p. m,—Cherub Choir rehears- 

8 8 p. ni.—Westminister Circle, 

tdne*day _ 

1:30 p. m,=a*ttbany Cirde. 

745 P, m,-^MMweek "Bible Study 

Hour and Discussion** at home of 

Mrs Howard CQlUngwood, 4M 30th 

MoWftP of Ui# Oeean 

«t thU month's husrtins SSr. 

B, ltow#, temir asmsmm 

W o£ fl l*rsi «»B^ emiviit 

erek ChAptl, la UmerwlH Pa.. 

now a resldemt of this resert, 

at, liftwe Û Matr the 

encei of th© Umtrek Chapil 

in jaU ffltetlngi, epen-alT ineslB, 

gatherings in old fota homes and 

other gospel Sfrviees, 

The Men's Fellowship at »heBaP s 

tint Church meeti the seeond Thurs- 

day of each tnpilth at the church at 

B p m. AU min of the area are 

invited. After the devotional part 

of the meeting, the evening is open 

for recrtaUon and refreshments. 

, 

Rov. Wright In Chicago 

For Founders Week 

Rev David P. Wright, pastor of 

Ocean City Baptist Church, is at- 

ending the Moody Founders Week 

n Chicago. UL. February 2 ihrougii 

7th Seven sessiona daUy are being 

held in the Moody Bible Institute 

and Moody Bible Church, Rev, 

Wright makes the round trip to Chi- 

cago vii Eastern Airlines, returning 

aturday, for a speaking engagement 

in PennsvUie, N. J. Rev. Wriht 

•wili occupy his pulpit si the jBap 

1st church on Sunday, February 8, 

Th# heart pumps an averaBc of 

0© gallons of blood an hour, and 

^ t 

si. 

yrtday— • „, - 

1:30 p. m.-*John Calvin. Circle. 

7:30 p. m,—Junior Choir rehearsal 

and Junior Christian Endeavor, 

g p m.întermediate and Senior 

C, E. social and outness meeting. 

y 

6i4& p, tn.-=junier Choir rehearsal, 

8 p, m.^Shrove Tuesday Family 

Night, sponsored by U.L,C,W. 

W d d 

Will B« 

TUCKAHOL . 

R*b*kah Lodge 

oude at a meet 

Mrs, J, Henry" 

hoe, 

Mn, Oaltfoi 

idettt of the 

Mr, Schallck 

meeting. Mrs, 

tof R, Wilson 

Point, 

Anyone 

.jd«e may contart

*; 

$^>.m/ 

&£?•' 

iiSS 7. M. f 

;i*; ; 

A 

County affta, jttfttli 

mare ^û*e4C»*^ ; i^^ 5 

growps to «g« Harbor, S«J| 

NbrtofteU, Bfo&# 

: : 

t e n . ; • " V . " ' ' •.•'''•• 

WILJ.TAKC 

=• ' • •••* ." ! • . .•: ••••"•" '->•••}••••-•- M \ z ! i * * - A 

Washington, B.d 

Middtetown, N. 

BY PHONE % 

3 nun, Btntion rate fn 

y 

and «ll day Sunday 

10% tt iM 

TIMETABLE 

ts _ _ , 

ûiiAfiK Â^H iifeA ~sABSc^tt&£ with fk&. 

t^tae oFBnkdwiij, Cuadst fntail te Utk teA J 

FURTHER tNFORMATIOH MMtttl ATlAMTlC 

PENNSYLVANIA READING SEASHORE LINES 

SACRIFICE4SALE 

CAR COATS 

MISSES* & WOMEN'S 

COATS 

ALL WOOL — FULL LENGTH 

Sizes 8 to 2044-54 

ALL WOOL 

All sites 5.95 

CHILDREN'S 

COATS 

ALL WOOL 

7.95 

• tv 14 

REMNANTS 

0tb«rdin« — All €elen.— W.th.bU — 45" WW» ...... — 

Weots . 42* wide . N*w Sprtns Colon • Valun to $4JS ..; flJS 

PEERLESS GARMENT CO. 

FACTORY OUTLET 

219 PEAR STREET 

VINELAND 

(1ND & POAR) 

STORI HOURS: Msnv v TUM, , TTIWI^, ^, Fri, Fri, Sat* Sat* 10 A.M. 

CLOSED WED «sd SUN. 

PRESSURE LOW?! 

BILLS TOO Hl6H?| 

SWITCH TO CLEANf 

SAFE, ECONOMICAL 

' • CALL •'•>' •V--. v -^'^>- ; =-= 

MILTON HAGERTHEY 

: " OIL COMPANY 

-' :~ '; ^ JACK N1AL, 

SOMERS 

jjf;;v : ;ii- 

J _ ^?%, 

'^S'jfei" 

r £* 

E» "^P 

w

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Hit 

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;*7 

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9 

* 

10 

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fenko 

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Bnfc«a!. •" 

County WelfAF# Hsme •..•••>•-•• 

county Atepert^lMsms and R«atiU ,„„,„»,.,.,,„»,,,,,,„„.,,,.., 

Boiffd ot Cownty P»Uent« In state tasUtuUoas ,,,....,..,,„=,...... 

Stftta Motor KlrWs Refunis'I,,..,,,,,,„.,..,.....y...'^.,.,.""- 

SHeisl Itenu Of Gennl RereBue Anticipated with Prior Written 

Consent of Di«ctor of Local Government . 

Account RMeftibieY Sue frem Sisu Afd Mater Vehicle find ...... 

Stale Refund-Account el omul Health Program «....„,.,,,...«..,.. 

: Total 15I»eBU«neoua Kevenu&i ,„„«,.,,,.,.,,.,,,..-...«.».»-* 

4, Re«ipl* from DeUnquctit TWHii .„„.„.,,,,,,,,,,,,„..............-. 

5, Subtowi OeneMl-Revenuea (Items 1, i, 3, »na 4) a,,^,„,,,,, = ,.......... 

6, Aneunt to be Baited by Tu*Hoa—County Purpose Tax ,,,„.,....,,,... 

7- Total of General Revenues ,,.,,,, = ,, = ,.,... ....r.»,*,.f ..,,.-•/,-• •«»,.. 

' ' -• APPROPRIATIONS 

Appropriated 

8, General AppfopWaUoiis fc ,« 

m Operations •SSEJgZ 

MMrMtwa 

pf cboieo rrwooiaera 

i f ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 

eritinn 

wages .....,.,., 

1B 

! 

e*/ Bond » 

rtm«nt supere ef ones 

SiUBe! TAsd 

Wages ,,,,,,,,,.,,., 

1,74040 

CoiBpenssUon S3.J00.OO 

Other E5tpen«s ,.,,, ,„..,. = , 

i,_: Mgal Mpf rhnan* 

wages ,,,,,,,,,,,,, 

OtBef W 

Cotmty Anjaater^ Office 

sslsrie» and Wages ,,,...,,...,., 

Ot^£ IT j^ 

g 

entes ..........i. ,. 

gad Wages ,,,,„,,,.,„, 

Ssstt 

Other 

clprK ., 

anfl Wages ,,.,......,,.. 

. BulMMfsM 1l#euiidt 

Salaries 13|& Wiges :,,,.,.,,,,,, 

Other EspenasM 

d 

19,000.00 

6,000=00 

4.000,00 

tflOOM 

B£0 

B.00 

4jmM 4mm 

WJOOO.OO 4SJQ0.M 

31J7S,00 21^00.00 

17,800,00 lljmM 

tfm.OQ 3MQJ0O 

4SJ00.0G 4O.O0OJ0O 

SJÔO.OO &SS6M 

*-, * 

273^40,00 

7t.fi 

1J00.00 

Tetil * 

At Mdi 

AilTrantfari 

B.700.00 

5,800^0 

1^0.00 

4,(30000 

lit t«& 

1,300.00 

4,000 J80 

t* i 

30,000.00 

8,800,00 

2,000.00 ' 

Paw 

4^)00.00 

5^80.00 

1,110.72 

8,7*a,50 

1619^2 

45^000=00 4i4SlJ0 

l&li&QQ 14^79.83 

16^50.00 18J80.O0 

I OCEAN CITY WINDOW SALES COMPANY 

^ * 

WEEK-END SPECIALS!!! 

^^^^^^^î^^^^^ 

MON6YDOWN 

3YiEAftSTOPAY 

at thS 

1ISI 


M7J1 

mm 

§10.43 

5B3I4 

1,1SB41 

922J0 

SUJ50 

FREE • 

U. S. SAVINGS 

BOND 

WITH EVERY ORDER Of 6 

STO*M WWWWS AT OUR 

REGULAR LOW PRICE 

All ALCOA 

ALUMINUM TILT 

WINDOWS 

JZ.VPJ^LL 

in gtdinn ^lrfdowB 

or t*e ptate tei 

for feal p 

buty. 

4 

g Other 

iim 

and 

mad Wage* 

. » » ¥ > » * « 

Other 

1, Ittta ^._ -j- VMikteFynd 

(•) Reads and SIMI» 

lUf artA'Prior' Years ...... 

Subtotal State Aid MV Fund 

% Eevflty Funds 

{a} Road* and Bridges 

OUier^&EFenfes ,„».. = .,,. 

""• HigBwmys 

^J'pul 

Rtiarian Grants 

I, ihir(f#M*r 

i, jsii and Waf ei ,.,.. 

ttfte 

©. 

rages ,,.. 

,t! .,,,»... 

3. county WaUsre Board 

AdmlnUtfiUon ......... 

4 Burtll and_ cars of InOlgenls ... 

I. CrippfrA CWJJr^ • .*., ,,,.....>. 

g Muhteaute of PiUenta In 

Tuhereulw Bsnitrtum ....y 

7= lEainteaanee of PMUtnU |B Slaw 

g. Milntenaoc* of Psttents In Elite 

InsUtuUona for EpUepties ...... 

9, Maintenance of jFMinU In State 

InsUtuUona for Feehlc Minded .. 

IB, W3_, Start Board s! Chua 

11 N, e j. Co«»i»sion lor'tBe Blind 

12 W*r Vetcrins* BurUl and 

Gmve deeontlaBJ 

salaries and Wages ....... 

13. Aid to'Leelr Hospitals' (RJ = . 

44;5.11) ..i.... 

U, Speelal Hojpltm* and Aaihu- 

;5. 

iS, 

17, 

Atlantic County Detention Hems 

qr*«t Havea= County Wclfsrc 

Home , , _.,.,. 

Salsriea anfl Wsgea =,. .... 

Other Expenses .......... 84,000.00 

Health Deetrtintnt 

W*ri&LMW Wages ., ,,, 

Other E)tpteng0# ....,.,,..... 

1, Office County Supctlntcndcnt 

of Sch&olJ - 

Sklartes and W^ges ...... 

Other Expenses 

2, Vocational School 

3, Coonty £xt|nsloa i 

and Home PemonatrtUons 

BaUrlei and Wages ......... 

wlntyAlrpsrt 

Btlules and W*soa .. 

mn E p i i 

Wages .,,..., 

-Other E^fpenaeit .,.,,,,,..,..,, 

5. Pi Premium on Qrpnp Ituuranee 

Lnn n fer f £iflWêei £Wêei .,„.;,.,, ; 

4. County Disaster Control and 

Civilian DefeBte 

Salaries *nd Wjlgts ...= ....,.. 

Qther Eiipensea 

§, fen Bounty. ,. 

6. VeteFiBs* Servlco Bdreau 

(Fourth it Si*ih Cl*« Counties) 

Salaries and Wages 

Otter BQHBtet 

ii: 

*•« 

»WM 

17^00,00 

M«S« !H&ffi 

liÔO.Ô 13,800.00 

24«ojDo 's.mgo 

1J00.0O 1JO0JJ0 

iOJDOO'OO 10,500.00 

80,000.00 

5,000.00 

7,000.00 

33,000=00 

sao.00 

2,^00.00 

3M,0P 

85,000,00 40,000.00 

11^80.00 

3^400.00 

8,7«7.0O 

I5j9d,00 

B^BOO 

4S0.00 

5300^0 

13.1S00O 

Basoo 

38^00,00 21,000.00 

600.00 

2^00^0 

300.00 

10^60.00 

5^0009 

600Jfl 

2.400.00 

aoo.00 

10J0O.00 

3^00.00 

O*otal Operations Item 8 (a)) ,,. 2,144,011,75 S,0t03l6.l4 

m) ConUnient ,..,,.,,,,,,,,,,., 500.00 &DO.0O 

Total operations tnclnalng 

Cenllnient: 

DeUil: 

Salsrles and Wages ....... 772 J30.00 

Other Expanses (Including 

Centingent) ,,„,„,„,„„,,,, ignMim 

ToUl OperaUona .»,,„„,,.„,,, 

(cj Capital Improvements 

1, Down Payments on 

improvements 

• 2, Capital toprmement 

Fund 

Total Capital Improve* ,,,,,,,.,,,, 

to 

nsnta ..••.,.,,.,,..,.,.,, 

Debt Service , 

1. Piytnent of Bond Principal 

f>i C o u n t * R n n r i ^ ... 

..„ ____ AnU-*" 

^ . _ Notes .,,,„,,,, 

3, Interest on Eonda 

fa) County Bond* 

4, Interest: 

(e) 0e^md Chargei and 

et*tulofy Espenditurti 

1, Emergency Authorlia- 

2a. 

John 

City H03. 

. JHHH-N. i, gtate Bos. 

JUiB4 ,.,,. 

F- Eld- 

^! ?^g^^-^ft^^ 

te C 

15,000.00 

2,040^18.14 

30,000,00 30^00,06 

i».oo 

14.00 

411.44 

uôood 

^mmtm •.,„. m& iM 

21B,00 

is* - ' , ' jiV S! i 6r 

2,800,00 &JUIM 

am im 

3,7 48,10 

13,130.00 

8^23.00 

30,000=00 

m, 

m 

* 

,THI 

TIP ON THRIFT; USE SENTINEL-LEDGER WANT ADS TO GET THINGS DONE QUICKLY AT 

llassified Advertisements 

gff NOT LATBE 

PUBUCATION muL, NOON 

WEDNESDAY FOR TOO- 

BgrFY PhM* 0m or 0305. 

CLASSIFIED AD RATES 

ida or Lwi ....,.,t^, 

b« to tb» oltte* b 

NOON TUESDAY FOB 

per word exceeding 25 ) 

S qonseiuUve ftm*** With 3p Wofda or L«» 

Ad- acquiring Box NMIHI)^, 25^ More 

„ AH Classiiied Advertising Cash — 

TOO T LATE TO CLASSIFY ADS 26c 6 EKTBA 

mailed ild to to, tfv*b to fpprasfattl fpprasfatatlveb 

n 

IM B OMANOT B 

to «ffic« 

j,ACGOMPANOTB BY CASH GB STAMPS to 

qost. Copy nocepted ©Wf phone m m«ft«y smd fopvel 

BemitttttFit must be In before advertUanent 

[RD OF THANKS 

. THAKK iw frfeBds and 

for card*. na&&* ^nd all 

^dtirtM mf 

A, TACGAamo, 

. TO TKANK all of the fffl» 

Of the Ocean City Public 

jliMnt for fhctr many act* 

to us. 

SIR, and 

JOSEPH 

•E HELP WANTED 

TIME , 

you how to earn as'much 

110**, spaf& Un». "' '" 

•ATIONS WANTED 

etc. Phone MSB. Mr*. E. 

ING WORK d«lfed by 

WOBian, PhqiiQ 3152-J. 

>IOSIS—Inriprove yqyr 

_, afilf eonstlousne 

Flp« weight: ' Loorn »el 

a or inSvldtuI lessons, ____ 

SlHfi Phone Somcr* 

if 

INSTRUCTION 

U, S, aOVERNMa 

, 18 ip SO, Prepare n 

•St vil SeiMee E?ca|ns, Per 

i Box S43S, SenUnel- 

4^0 

DISPLAY 

FO • PLYMOUTH 

line Motor Sales 

Phrmgufli Gultr 

WASHINGTON AVI. 

fine Phent 

iSlFlID DISPLAY 

IDILLAC Sedan 

holiday 

ÛXHA)-L 

ESOTO #f 

. Auto, Tr#ji»_ 

tater. 

YMOUTH 

hster and 

steering. 

HCK 

Ster, RadlOj |4 

and dynaflow. 1 

•DSMOBILE 

[New 6 

i B«t 

The Syptr " 

XHALL VICTOR 

Here $1995 

1 to 

n per Gal 

DRUCK 

TUCÂDILLAC 

AMUltYAVlNUt 

,,*L, 

~ $1.80 Per 

PROFESSIONAL SERVICES 

APPLIANCE 

REPAIRS 

mp P*rt» and Repair 

StrviM on all Meier 

and Small Applianeas* 

CALL US FIRST 

SCHUFF aKTWC 

710 AsbuFy Av» Ph. 1242 

tWVTSJBLJB REWEAVEJQ - On»t» 

burnt moth hole*. 6uM, tearai, AJteratiofti, 

puttophfilei. Button* bavsrta 

MIU M*de. HematltcliUni, 

^rvl«. Reaaonahie, Ftorptwe 

1118 Bay Avfc nione 1K4, 

Point 

OOVERS 

« êry 

HE REPAIRED. CuEhlona''re- 

,„_„, ssta nwebbed and f¥tl«L 

Work dona In your home day or eve, 

nlng. Coll Some Point 443?, John 

B, Smiles, *s 

wrvEKSS 

Bomsr* Point 

tf 

BUSINESS SERVICE 

CAR RADIOS REPAIRED 

Cole* Radio Service 

MAIfIS 

ro S*t«« and S»rv!c« 

311 Atbgry An. MM* »30 

ILL CLEAN ud haul awa? 

UUag yen *» not want from 

rfs er elBewhê. WiU 1— 

iference above the co*t . 

hauling. Wi Mint, SIS V 

tinood (iPtooi» D 

FoUtt 

FLOOR LOR SANpiNO B^C INE lidw 

_.!n .!nf !nf maehlne ehle ffor 

rail by the t das 

Bavvb 

Hanlware CCoinpany, 

13^ Abf Atbiifi 

Ave. Ph Phone 0S1S. 0S1S A 

Uhed. Dcivld R, rtarkliii, rsh 

33 Asbury Bosd, FhoJw 3143=J. 

CLASSIFIED DISPLAY 

MODERH TRAVELERS 

fOIP *"* 

WE'VE GOT 

•EM AH, 

AU 

1958 OLDSMOBILE " 

FiiiTA STATION 

HydramaHe. Radio and htpNi*. 

Pow*r »t**Hhg and brakn, 

Only 7,000 mllM. Lsefea and 

hdl lifc. n.w. Sfv. 

| l J 

1955 OLDSMO&ILE "98" 

HOLIDAY *IbAN. Hydr.m.Hc. 

R«dle Mid hiitir, Pow»r if**r* 

Ing/brakes *ml SMH, isalttfit 

cenditisit of this snHwntr car 

Hi's to tic «*#P to 

ttd. 

1957 OLDSMOBILE "96" 

HOLIDAY COUPi. 

tte Radl^ni.^ Jhtit> 

aûfpp^r wlffi •(! pewir 

turw. Seld and tfryfad by us 

i(nf« liiiir, '. ' ' 

ifiS CHEVROLET B*l«ir 

4-BOOR HAROTOP- V* Radls 

and h«t.r. Nlfd* Nmnlfd*. HH 

atatriiig «nd brakit, T*k* 

ag* of first ywr*s 

1954 

«njfntr ur 

Men, 

ILE $u| 

" 

la arid MNM 

and bnho. >n|oy 

PPF i«pffii#fi^P if • 

•» Acofiiirtr >Mifc 

SHOP WHERE YOU 

SEIJ THE RIQ RiP 

OK USED CAR SIGN 

tATU!U>AY »*.!». tv 9 

NEW GAB SHOW ROOM 

Pliottb 

BUSINiSS SiRVICI 

EAttMORTH'S 

Seflniahfiii 

Custom Cabinet Work 

Wiodows - Dooo 

Jalousies 

10th St. oppo«iU R.R. St«- 

Phon* 2936 

ALUMINUM STORM WINDOWS and 

^tm repilmd, Baker's AwBtBg 

Sbop, IS BayXvB, Fhoae IStt 

TYPEWRITERS and 

ADDING MACHINES 

REPAIRED 

MIAN CITY TVPEWRITSR 

SERVICE 

»8f Asbury Avfc Phenc 

WILL HAUL, AWAY item* for whlCfi 

you nave no use. No charge Co/ 

jervlee. My pay being items ^ a» 

use, W. Pwtun. Phone UBST-JS, tf 

Hepain to BU make -^ s___,_ 

New rrigidain refrigerawri, ranjfe», 

washers dryer*, freezers, Falpjar glg= 

idalre, U1T Aabvsey Ave. Phone 0^ 

— = every evtMOns *tll S a 

US TODAY 

We will *ttim*t* thft 

cert of intt«Hin9 

ELECTRJC HEAT 

IN YOUR HQME 

Yeu •» updAr no ebQfatMn 

Anderson Electricians 

IJ45 W«t Avnu* 

Yale K«yt 30c Each 

2 for 55c 

quick Service, psyla Hwdw«re O& 

123» Alttury A¥#, . ' ' tf 

._'" David R, Hajilhs, rest 

Achyry Read, phone-2142-J. 

AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE 

Sheppard's Auh Service 

ELiCTRICAL SYSTEM AND 

IRAKI SPECIALISTS 

For AU Can 

V12-14 SIMPSON AViNUE 

PHONi 0721 

CLASSIFIED AD 

BRINGS RESULTS 


DEALER GUARANTIED 

USED CARS 

'58 CHEVROLET 

Station W l 

'#1 MERCURY 

2 Whh> 

walls, R#dls and ImHr, 

'51 RAMBLER 

T^t Sd 

55 CHEVROLET '210' 

$10S§ 

H, C. AMOS 

— RAMBLER — 

|i?/«f and Service 

34th ST. A WIST AVIL 

PHONE ltM 

BOATS FOR SALE 

AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 

1,00. Pno» 4460, 

WANTED TO BUY 

White 

dri 

SMALL INSURANCE BUSINGS. RepUem 

conflaenUaL Write Box 8433, 

UlLll 2-S 

FOR SALE 

USED TV 

SETS 

GOOD, CONDITION 

30-DAY WARRANTY 

5 25.00 up 

TV SETS 

FOR RENT 

W11K — MONTH — SEASON 



Phono 1242 

These moke fdesf 

second sets for 

home 

^SWOO 

faefcattoe 

SEE NYMAN FOE GLASS. Auto glaeS 

installed, glas fable and dek tops, 

oJrrurs, Boat slass, wladow glass r#= 

la«d and glazed, §40 Asbury Ave, 

•ftno 01^2 tf 

ftEMINQTON TYPEWRITERS, adding 

maphlrnwj. Sale* atfd BerVlCe 

39 Atlantic Ava. FseM u 

BABY BIRCH CRIB, mattress and 

matching wardrobe. Cheat with 

diBweps and closet, Like new, Saerlfls, 

$50,00, Phone 2972. S-5 

S-INCH GmCUkAR BAW, mel^ iquafe 

hand taw, pipe wrenches, basin 

wreneft, level, micrometer other tools. 

Ail very cheap. S12 Wesicy A\-e. Phone 

gsisw; 3s 

SINGER UPRIGHT Electric Sw 

One yeai 1 did. SK-00. Generai s 

tric a^p freer, mM ones (reg, pried 

S®JS>, ^.fe; lee slates, sizes € nnd 

S, SLK pair; drop leaf table. WT.mi 

dJEhei and Lsmps, cheap. Phone 2951. 

1207 Wesley A 

REAL ESTATE WANTED 

WANT TO BUY tWQ=family apatuncnt, 

center city preferred. Cheap, for 

cash, \Name pHee and location. Write 

Box S434, S*OUnel-L*tlger 3=5 

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 

"WE HAVE JUST THE 

PftOPERTY YOU HAVE 

BEEN LOOKING FOR" 

New Spilt tevel Cottose in Garden*. 

3 bzdmsms, 3 tUe baUu, mwltrrn 

O=B. klUsben, Also Contains « dlvltenM 

pBylng 3-foom Mia baxh 

Bpartmeftt. If supfT construction 

pltu ft beawtirnlly planned, ftonw 

with cpselem roqm» and « very 

reasona&lB price Is appesllBg to you, 

sletK day not delay lif seeing this 

home, ' 

We Uoet Your Phois Kumlwr! WIU 

the party who wanted four fum= 

Ished rental l units SO feel Iron the 

bh at t a:_prtee :rt under d PO0QO 

p eall UST 

Look This Over —Charming guest 

h.ome Eiser crater city ead fisif mock 

te boardwalk, Six bcajfloms, hot air 

heat, rurntsh#4. plenty of pariclBg 

spa». Only iJS.SOO, 

to the Heart a( the Gardens—Compact 

and easy (lye Dairoom HsHage 

one block from bat beaeh 3-esr 

garase. fully rumlsiied. Act now 

Splendid % Twin ^P§mlly Arartr 

mrat Property—letji Si, area one 

block Jrom i>aich, AutoDUUc oil 

hot watti* heat, one-Cftr garage, 

guest hens license. Furnished. 

$12,500. > Ten; 

WANT TO BUY 2 fflmlly home, about 

GABDENS, BEST SECTIQNF-Two lot* 

113,000, Will pay cash, Prefera&iy 

60x120 feet each, graded ievei, eiear 

Berth section- write E, W. N. M± 

view of eeean, Froteeted fj^m bjowlni 

C U Road. Devon, Fa 

sand. S7.000 eaeh, Write «Q Beatty 

Read, Media, Fa, Q 

^MJND IMPROVED FQ_R BU 

Ing, OF cbtt^», south of S4lh Street. 

Reasonable-. Write only. 7314 Lorettfl 

Avei( Phils, ii, pa, 3»i9 

TWO BEORCtoMS, kitehen and bath, 

prjiate entnnce, lat of 2nd fjsoi-. 

References. Retired soupie. Frem; May 

30T to September Ii, $&£-, Write Bos 

S43S, Sentinel-I^dgw, 2=5 

SEAL ESTATE FOR SALE 

BBAQiFRONT OPPOftTUNiTY—Two 

rtoiee Jots in Wfihst rental ana. 

Riparian rights and xoned for_jwp 

femUG Act now — GOFF REAL 

32H Central Ave, 3>5 

CUSTOM BUILT SPLIT LttVEL yea 

around home, tares living room, 

large din Ins reeiHi feereflUen room 

with fir«iai^J, electrlQ kiiehen, 4 feed= 

itsorns, ,f tile baths, 4«fc storage, 

fnreeti hot air heat; i-omhinayen stwm 

windows and, Kreens, S boat Blips. 

Selling unrurnlihed, Wiliiains Realtor, 

1330 lay Aye, 2=2E 

PSSTT! HERE'S A MONEY SAVER 

1 story, 2 Befiroom cdttase an a 

spacious lot, Qood_ residential fectlon 

THINK THIS O^^3l=HeFe WP have a 

fine masoiuy dwelling for 4 families. 

First floor, an efficiency apartment, 

2nd 3rd noons, two 3 bedroom apartmenis 

with tile baths. Also saimse 

apartment. This pfonerty is in es- 

coiient eondltidn and rurnishea in Uie 

best ef taste, Inoomc ia*t year 54,800, 

We'll arrange finanelng, _Oftii us! We 

't sa!f you*' GOIT ftBAL ESTATE, 

tontral Ave, 3-D 

MERION FAI«, 3 bedroom year 

nround rancher oxcclient condition, 

a good buy at only 53,330.00. Little 

dsih neefled. 300 Somerset L«ne= 

phone 1TO4.W, , 2=12 

th &TK.BBF Yearly Lsgwsn Front 

Home, Large living room with lire- 

place, dlnlnK area, kitchen 3 bed- 

i=oonu, foreed hot air heat, 1-ear 

arago, : Furnished, Williams Realtor, 

*" ~ A-ve, , 3^ 

Wonderful 

Gardens section. Complet«iy 

- furnished parking tin 

beg. Priced low at 513,650.00: 

Ageney ^S Ninth Street, Phono S.. 

CLASSIFIED DISPLAY CLASSIFIED DISPLAY 

NEW JERSEY'S LARGEST 

Chrysler - DeSoto - Imperial 

OF A MOST COMPLETE UNB 

YQU'LL EXPERIENCE THI LOWEST 

PRI£ff OHÎD ANYWHERE 

MPTftR CO. 

3205 ARCTIC AVI, ATLANTIC CITY PHONI 4-1 If! 

RIM. iSTATI TOR 

tmm, AJi in eondWoo in nice 

Juna Jjood^ qji hot 

in ge^ unit* O*per wlU 

sae with -low down pey 

Let your Vepantm pay for sour 

UOod Income, uof? REAt ES 

Sill , Tile roof, gorgeous iB 

ern exposure. Nlaaty fwrmstied, 

lo •elPgUU^ly- ACT NOW. 

WBli, SO Sth Wfeet- O, G, 

SALE—*7t33 per mon^h buys a, new 

3 bedroom Seated bungalow. Only 

ca*& required, Seott Rev 

i4 »h Street. « 

HOME AND INCXJSffi; S3Q Fi 

Place, .Prtoe jrca= 

Lewis J, can 1 , 4^1 Sth Street 3-5 

APARTMENTS FOR RENT 

RENT*=¥early,= 3nd floor unfurnished 

apartment, a\fk bedrooms, paUt, living 

room, dining room, Itltehen. iauadry 

room, om ^75.00 month. See WUham 

Real instate, t StO Ocean O Aveaue,, AeaePh Phone 

«B tf 

YEARLY BS*TAL — On* bedrpon, 

furnished apartment, street flow, 

heat and hot water incliMedi Sultj|bi« 

for working adult. Reasonable, winter 

section. >SM 4th Street, FllODe S73-J, 

tf 

ROOMS FOR 

HOJfte~For eldefly man or 

Private p&om and hath, r 

aU 6CTvic« provide, • 

Read, OHl O, O. 27K. 

1 

ttle 

BRlGrfTON ATTJWTK APffe, 

Walter PltWo'* 

mm you 

out getting m eyptul 

An ice B*MW *• a 

y ^ 

a» directed, 

ux» are 

expose to «#!* «t pubflp 

J, W. MORRISON FURNISHED COTTAGE & Apartmeht 

near Beach and bpsrdiroUc. Both 

HEAL, ESTATE MD I 

units heated. Only U7.50O furnuBwd. 

SpiCjG 1919 

OE MARZS, 106 Atlantic Ave. B»ne 

•th and OCEAN AVt, 

3-5 

PHONI 0140 

HODERN SPUET LEVEL Heated Cottage 

witft 3 bedmpms. 1% Boxha. 

515,0(H) unlurnlsned, Only 33,000 cslh 

needed to purchase, DE M/imS, 308 

Atlantic Ave, Phone 1233. ^ • *5 

A BIO FRIENDLY HOUSE—You'll enjoy 

your summers in UiU lowly 11 ATTRACTIVE COTTAGE In Garden* 

room coUBfe, Ejvs eedreena, 2 baUtJi. TA P rom bedrooms, modern fcttsten, 

Kitchen newly renovated. Electric not water t heat, ht S eBntMwlot Mlt 

panel heflt for those early and lale 100 515G0p 

42T B»« 

visits. FurnJahed, . Oorner location Road. 

with ocean view Be sure * to see It 

thru GQfiT REAL EiTATE, 3211 OS*: 

wsl Ave, 2-5 

ONE JJSVE1.. year around Home 3 

bd bedrooms, bath with gnowei living 

room, dJnlnK room modern bih birch kit kit-, 

chen. bretkfast nook, knotty pine den, 

Atue, Oil hot water heat insulated 

Combination storm windows and 

screens, Screened porch, awning, 

§13,700,00 unfurnished, French Real 

Estate, 1 Atlantic Ave, phonu OQOtf. 

CUT any length. Phone 

DUPLEX, 2 bedrooms each apnrtnHiH 

autanatic hot water baseboard eboard Lest, , 

fas fired, Lot SmlOO slOO, 119500 119,500 U, U 

C. Amos, 417 34Ui treet. Phone 31S0 

Bffit 

aDA, 

at one o'eloefe In vm 

anl TUney of »ld i 

office, in Cape May 

May CauKy. New J 

AiA tSat caetalft 

with tfie a 

pli la the 

in th* 

iany «* fb 

ara 

tiist 

AU that tract or p«Eeel o£ too^ rttae, 

Jyiu «nd 6dn» in tae 5^waftip 

Up{^ , in m th th* ccounty t ef * Cm (SMI «»% 

IT'S jaoNEir IN THE BANK — Twp 

family lotted H blocK trpm Beach 

n 3rd Street arn, Three bedrDomS, 

Ivlng room, dining room, kiuhsa and 

baUi on each T(oor, ThU property *U1 

gw a 15 per eent return on your 

E14 500 investment Don't pass tnis ouy 

GOlS 

Georgia and AtlftnUc AVCs , Atlantic condition, good loeauon, o'Dsnnî ana 

eity. Phone ^M00. Open Wednesday Murphy, ]Dth and Wf^ Ave Phone 

^FAY COTTAGE — fii* bed- 

and Friday Evenings, 2* 4400. • ' 3=13 

rooms, 2 baths, gun, room etc. First 

floor apartment. 3 sedrsanu, hath, etc, 

SFINBT AND GRAND plANO 

Ucensod oue&t House, Vicinity lath 

in, rentals, nice condition 

INVESTORS DREAM 4M ah Street, ^3-S 

4 Heated Apartments with income 

better than ^4.000, OBO opt, 

.. 

2 bedrooms, one—3 bedrooms, one 

it houses." 

Evenings. COMPLETE 9-Wa SET of Van Sclver 4 bedrooms sod one Mth & bed- 

wiekfr funytufe in essJiwit eendltjon, 

nuufrarlnE construction. Extrm 

rooms and S¥k baths, Excellent 

cushions Included, sôo M year 'round location, SaErlflca 

32i AtlftntiC Ave. 

131JW. 

ROSLBY REFRlGBIiAOB^7g 

FOR BINT 

running eDndltlon, ^5,Cti. pnane Lovely 2 bedroom heated apt, 

SWW anytime after 1:09 I*. M. 2=S fully furnished, $80,00 per montfi, 

heat Included, 

KNABE BABY Gêxeellein 

condition, Ideal for teacher Or ad- F. R. BRIDEGAM 

vanced student, $405.00. WBYAND'S, 

Georgia ana Atiantte Avs., Atiantlc 3346 ASeURY AVENUE 

City, open Wed, and Fr|, Eves, Phoiit Realtor and ln*gr«n« Ssnrlec 

&400 ^12 Two live win* WS3 . 2H9 

1 

in 

asaln Samhor? Bead; 

• 

AND' INVESTMENT 

list «J4 t? J 

ho 

tetle prises. UBgral flr 

ssUilactloni income 

through 

OORWBR P^PERTY, Dauble Haw. 

Each nag S bedroona, Uvlhg room, 

dining room. kUehen^ lift batlss, Partjy 

ftstel, CSemplete^ lifnlslied. Central 

Mention, Bfltn &f 513,500. GQW¥ 

nmi ^n^TB I O t l Ave- 3^ 

REAL ESTATE FOR RENT 

SEVERAL TWO AND THBS 

Office suite. Ail Htuius, 

in eyeiy Ptspcct, Write Was 

r ap de«rea, 06 nun* 

**ie KOTttwwMrty 

~ • B0^ f«t is 

ASS. 

am In 

wltn ««v»i»iariii

EH•I- 

&' 

• 

(6. . 

t' i- 

L ^ Tr ' - • 

& it. 

the Tuckahoe Volun- 

Jtefiii here accepting the charter for 

j FT.'-?' -,. o^ ^ sponsoring organization. 

% presented by Pare Bofafason, fastatuttonal 

"bn til©,Scout Neighborhood Committee. 

of the Fire C< 

$r 

ID News 

Phon« O. C. 3641-W 

Yacht Club Presents Awards 

At Colorful Pinner-Danee 

dance 

and e«p prtsentalton'foF officers snd 

charter, members of the: THicfeahoe 

Yaeht iOiUb was held Saturday evening 

in Buck's Tavern in CerUln 

cm?, -r = v : ^.-.-'.' ' -• •, 

Coaunodort Earl G. Rocker and 

Vice Cettimedsre ! John Wallace preilded 

at the dinner, Th# dining 

room was lavely with Tuckahpe 

Yaeht Club jiurgee eolors sf refl 

and white. Water gkjin, life (buoys, 

tow lines and anchors eampjeted the 

marine deeer. The tobies were 

arranged to form' an anehof. 

After eoektaili, a delirious dinner 

was served. Mrs, Iris England, 

choiraiflii of the Cup Award Com' 

millets in a lovely turquoise evening 

(*ewn with slippers and jewels to 

match, was assisted by Capt, Frank 

Lawrence. Mrs, Ruth Winter, In a 

gown, of navy blue palfcs dots, aad 

Captain Joe EHeker, of Mays Lsn • 

1 m 

3 

Liberal 

m • 

EaaaaaaaBalBH 

DAY! 

Call 

Affiliated with 

I. N. AGRONS 

(Since ttii> 

I3Oy.ll PACIFIC AVENUE, ATLANTIC CITY^ 

4J 

3800 

YOU W©NT WANT TO 

MISS THIS SALE OF " 

SALES. SHOWN ARE BUT 

.£-FEW OF THE ..MANY 

BARGAINS TO BE HAD 

ON BOTH FLOORS, 

Henry B. Gordon, whose §h!p ' . 

caneer" was Judged the most original 

and cMwneraCapt. 91, Bag. 

land 'and Cast. Mel Winters, whose 

ship "Little Lady Comic" received 

the comic division award, • 

Cernmodere and Mrs, Boekfr reeeived 

a beautiful storm guide toa* 

reraeter, a gift from mesrtfers of 

the eiubp and a piece of highly polished 

mahogany with a targe hole 

gnashed through it was presented 

to Commodore Rocker by Capt. Win, 

ters. Meehanles who repaired his 

speed boat had salvajed that portion 

and sent it to him. 

Mayor Jehn Lovette, Of Csrbin 

City gave a jhort impressive talk. 

Miss* Carole EHeker, University of 

Miami beauty content winner in 1§5B, 

and her escort, Douijas qali&wsy, 

of Margate, presented a jitterbug 

dance, Miss Yvonne Cantor, sn» 

other University of Miami coed and 

•(Author's Name Below) 

If you have hcadachee often, 

it is not ettbugh to just 

get relief from toe pain. 

The cause must be discovered 

and'cured. 

Headaches can be a symptom 

of fever, acute indigestion, 

chronic appendicitis, 

eye strain, food poisoning, 

constipation, or even a 

brain tumor, When a physician 

prescribei a " medicine, 

you can be sure that 

he wiU not only relieve the 

immediate pain, but wiU 

also toy to cure the cause, 

B© wise, Depend more on 

your physician than seiftreatments. 

Commodore E. 

Commodore Commended 

was feted it the annual 

it Buck Tavern 

Cub Peek 52 

Makes Awards 

the 

at the 

h L— 

Church school rooms. 

J, Kiain, 

Mrs Craig Mathewsen. 

Alton Chief Card and card 

to Herbert Bond Jr. • 

pen 0, Presentauon of 

âs made by Cuftr 

s iiutchins, assisted 

„...„ Charles Webb, Cu^s 

eal barometer,—Grainger Studto photo. 

State Master To 

Igt. Oaria In NCO 

winner of the South Florida Qrsnf e 

Tmt Jo** B Garaa. 

BIossenrTeitival Beauty Contest, and 

her escort, Capt, Eddie Bicker, 

Commodore Wallace, of Cerbin City, dnfirrd • • i.B.rB^j • ^§- n _^J Bpntilifi •• _ _ ^"T—• Bhninh.1 

^-•-•-^^^•M • • •» •——••—-———• 

w h g s e ^ p p p 

Miss Cayfe Lawrence, secretary nf 

Judged the 'best decorated; Capt, the club, entertained -with an intricate 

Hawaiian dance, Capt. and 

Mfst Lee Ferguson of Millville pre= TUGKAHGB — FrankUn C, -_ 

sen ted several dances. 

Stale (Master of the New Jersey 

Major Joseph Hlckus, of Hillilde, Grange- will Ibe principal gpea^r at 

N J., and his wife, Pat, formerly of the SSth anniversary of the Tucks- 

Vineland, performed some difficult hse Grange to be held piday eve- 

feats with words, Major Hiekus U nin' in the grange hall here begin- 

in Army interpreter wao speaks 10 nin-4 at 7i30 o'clock. , 

languages and 12 dialects fluently, """'The fwkahoe Grange, organiied in 

Pr. nnd Mrs, Shindler represented liM with the late Mr, Edward Bur» 

the Colonial Boat Works, of Mill. ley as Orange a&ster, has survived 

vUle, Capt. and Mrs, Arthur Cloilgh, two fires ihat compleiily destroyed 

Fitsian, and Capt, and Sirs. Rusiell records and equipment. 

LieardiiU, Swedestoore, were present, After a lire in i§3! the Grange 

Misi Delores Mason was ehalrinan met in the Masonic Hall until a new 

of hestessesi Mrs, Betty Ceata was Grange HaH was construeted, A 

entertainment chairman, Mrs. Gar* fire destroyed that huiiding in IM8i 

don LsFd, reception chairman; Capt. when the late Mrs, Jennie Valentine 

and Mrs, Pete Smith were refresh. was Grange Master, and they met in 

ment chairmen, and) Capt, and (Mrs, the lire hall. . 

Lester Thorn took movies ol the af- In i§S3 the Grange purchased the 

fair. Fleet Electronic Engineer and two old school buUdings in Tucka» 

Mrs. Andy Benevenutl, who have Me from the Board of aiucation 

been honeymoanlng_ In the Pocsnos* after the new elementary ichool was 

were present. Lt. Brewer, Lt, Daw^ eenstrueted in Marmara, Marshall 

ion, Lt. Thomas and several other WaDaee was toen serving as Grange 

officers from the Palermo Air Force 

Station were present, as was Fred 

NuUal, of MiilvlUe. 

AcoerdinE to Soviet sourc«#, wages 

Of the Russian man4n4h&street rose 

5 per cent in 1058, while national 

income rose 9 per cent. Just how 

much that raise represented was not 

stated. f 

"THE PRACTICE OF 

MEDICINE IS A 

THINKER'S ART" 

Open Evening* thru February 

7 p.m. 'til 9 psin. 

of 1? Patrick irootilell, 

Walnut 

Road has been nominated as NCO 

of the Quarter for ihe last a«»^ 

Garga 

serving in Morocco in the n*dar operaiions 

section as a craw chief, in 

the 736lh Aircraft Control and Warnin" 

Squadron, whole mission is assisting 

In mainlalnlni the rcdar defense 

network of Moroeea. Sst- 

Garza has served in Morocco slntro 

July 1953 and will rotate io tile 

U, S. in July. i900. 

EQUAL SUFFER AGE 

Publie addreis systems and sound 

trucks for political candidates are 

most commendable. It U the d 

peratle thing fer everyone to suffer 

alike during a campaign address 

Hartford Ceurant. 

on f**» r A 

Wolf badge and Bear hook; Billy 

Wu r 

' ^fv, twoyear pin; Biliy Geei^ 

r' pin,- Robbie Taylor and 

Mflion, one-year pins; Henry 

Fflwcll Weif bad«et one «oid and 

two 4iivev arrows' and Bear book; 

Miehae] Monihan, Wolf badse, and 

denner stripe. Curtis Mason. Wolf 

Aoauyi, two siiver arrows and Bear 

book; Keith OuUes, assistant denner. 

Jerry BWer, onfryear pin and as> 

slant denneri Birch Miles, one-yeaF 

piir Lee Alien, denner; BUIy Sharp, 

two-year pin; Andy Khiin, two-year 

pin- Rickey Fidler, onn-year pirn 

Jimmy Walking, dennen Oavld 

Staekhsuse, assistant denner; Wil= 

Ham Weils assiatanl denner; Danny 

Beyel, denner; Steve Kfaviti, oneyear 

piri and aiilstant denner, and 

John Jeffers, Bear hadge. 

Two new Bobcats. Chris FfaefTU 

and Allen Dottl, were welcomed Into 

the pask= The Pen (Mothers will meet 

today at noon in the hsine of airs, 

Klaln Paiermo, They will continue 

One of the buildings has been do 

nated for use fey Boy Scout Troop 

S5 for their activities, and the other 

building is treing renovatedj for u§e 

at the Orsng© Hail, Worthy Master 

John aladara, who was elected J= 

1954. eentinues to ^rve, and i 

recently installed as presiding 

cer for the eurrent y§ar. 

The haU Js used as a social center 

for the entire ceinmunityi the interior 

redeeoratien is almost complete 

and plans have been made to 

d& ejiterior redecorating this year, 

A youth committee iponsgrs teenage 

dances each month 'with Raymond 

Horsey, chairman, conducting 

the activity. The Home "Economies 

Committee Of th& Tuekahoe Grange 

ierves dinner twice each month, to 

the Tuckahoe Lions Club in addition 

ts holding cake sal*% and ether €ynd 

raislnl activities to benefit the re* 

decorating fund. 

Plans for the entire program Friday 

evening are not complete, however 

an interesting and entertaining 

program to which the publie is cordlaiiy 

invited is being planned. At 

the close of the program refreshments 

will be served. 

HIDE-BED 

Attracttv* Sof* by Day 

At Night It Convert* 

to • Full Stan B#d. 

%A9.9S 

YOUR PHYSICIAN 

CAN PHONE 

OCEAN CITY 0901 

WHEN YOU NEED 

A MEDICINE 

Kek. tip your preieription 

if shopping near m, or 

let us deliver promptly 

without extra charge. A 

great many people entrust 

us -with the filling of their 

prescriptions. May we compound 

yours? 

ORDILE PHARMACY 

THE PRESCRIPTION STORE 

P. WMlay OrdlU, R,F, 

761 Atbury Av«nu* 

Sp«l«1lffi 

STORE HOURS 

• •,m, is 10 p^ttu 

f •• nt. to 9 p. m. 

•Quotation by anH HscheP 

(1S53-1918> 

Copyright ^ 

ThblsOur 

Tuckahoe Fire Co. 

Gets Scout Charter 

TUCKAHOB—John Lorenzo, presi* 

dent of the Tuckahoe VoluntJer Fire 

Company., accepted the iith Charter 

of Boy Scout Troop 55 at ceremonies 

Thursday evening In the fire hail, 

Jack Fisher, Field Scout Executive 

of the South Jersey Council, made 

the presentation to the sponsoring 

organization, 

About fifty parents and friends of 

the Boy Scouts attended and were 

shown a variety of hobby displays 

given by them. Registration card! 

were presented to Ale* May, tMat* 

iheiw Schoen, Allan LMigliacclo, Paul 

Konschak Paul Lorenzo, Dorsey 

Hostler, lurry puffield. Kerry Thorn, 

son, Gregory Bedbe and David ErI* 

rickson, 

Color slides of several eamporees 

were shown as were inany slides 

showing activities at Camp- Kimble, 

The troop meets each Thursday evening 

 

here last sutnmtr. the 

states that the revolver 

stlon was voluntarily surro*nby 

the man, 

r inciflenôccurred -when patrol' 

Farashllui, off-duty and 

;A Retains 

y*. roiuss force r nu^rr «B*BO« 

fMS Jm met Tuesday night and voted, ui 

counsel to represent the oCeer m m i 

February, 1959 Appears To Be Worth The $650,000 

The comparative photographs above taken at the* 12th 

st, beachfront clearly mlttee ©f Upper Towosbl^ 

durtnfi fh« pill fwsây «v«nti with serving as pr^Kent of 

Coun^f Tax SoJtrd. ^ 

participating nieiehants( which The suit furthe- statga tott official 

represent the entire independent and jtfnofflcial sttleniMli «oad» by 

group) have gone m out â prov1dlng* 

the County Tax Board *n£ 

bexa Interfered wtlij the onlerly 

the topitf bargains ttat wiU Inter- perfoiTOBnce of the 

eat every conceivable ^ppc of ahop> 

ptr.-. •'• * - • ' • . 

f¥se lifts wiU te distributed by 

many of the merchants, together 

with big discounts ; on naaie4«Bnd 

items. In addition to the merchandise, 

the service establishments guch 

as dry cleanerB, laundries and othen 

wUl also offer *lg bargalng. 

All «feref dtaptaylns the fele 

low poster in nmlt windsw an 

parttelpanti hslpins fe tnak* ifilt 

fsifn ^ttlyat peMMa, 

to «w«fch for H» 

and ahove oil to thop *v«ry ad |n- 

S*# Pas* 5, oeliimn 9 l 

he 

/ ^tttles flf th* 

&& tee assesaor of Oeian

5K *r4rr-^f- 1 JMU* 

Wjmz\-r \ < MOW 29. 

$#G*RT€OATS 24.95 

Checks 1.95 

AJAMASPW !SIIJ 

STRETCH TIGHTS 2.49 

BLOUSES v,iw i. «t 1.69 

: -". SPICIAL GROUP 

LADIES' DRESSES 

PRICE 

EVERYDAY LIVING 

MADE EASIER, 

MORE CONVENI 

>.& 

I 

a 

»' 

MUSLIN 

If Parfact WeuM Ml 

72*108 - 

1.9feViN#AM RUBBER THROW PILLOWS 2 ^ 

MATTRESS PADS «"««" lwliaul * R •*»>»* 

150 LAPSES' DP p55es «*«••.•.» 5, 

SPECIAL PURCHASi^^ 

NYLON TRICOT LINGER! 

Panties 3 pair 1.00 Slips 2.98 

Petticoats 1.19 and 1.98 

i *• 

2.9f-3.9$ HANDBAGS ... .r. • 

4.98-7.98 HANDBAGS . . • • . 

2,98 PLAID STOIES . . • •• • 

100% WOOL KNITTING WORSTED ^FULLÛT 

f SBlfUARY SALE ' ' 

LOVABLE BRAS 

5i 

LADIES' NYLON HOSE 

out «U»W it**, X cup 

MATS 

lTT-->T' •*•'••• ^ ^•'•:'u:i-.^ -." -:. VV''aaaaaaawa^^^^ 

V r, ,L * 5. 

i?' 

-i «-i 

R Shoemaker Ends 30 YeartJVHh U 

D, 

of tbe 

»r«. At the 

, u 

Edward 

Q 

to ttie wpfe 

IF HU that Mr. ^ 

Ksarnd far n n «wn 30 

t «nd #•«• N 



H b# 

ways aiaee tee earty 

la the Hre " 

oderAil ^tilldlbg' and Its 

the wish aofl Ufa* of Haxry 

Hla Piston «ni~ 

tbe library fee 

Durhish IONAL TABLES, Modarn & Traditional REDUCED 20% to 40% 

WOOL THROW RUGS 

On* af a Kind 

S4** 

PLASTIC HALL RUNNER 

TwMri PaHwn 

eny« Oraen, Siege 

Rag-3.95 $| 98 

per yard • ' 

FLOOR WAX 

quart L. 

BEDROOM FURNITURE 

>TED MAHOGANY Dbl. Dr., Cha»t, Bookcat* Bad 279.00 

IL GRiY MAHOGANY Dbl. Dr., Ch«*t, 

Booke***, Nlto Sfind .......... 

MSH WALNUT Trl. Dr., Ch^t en €hMf( 

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Observe 

Engaged 

St. Jofcn'ta 

by 

Lwtheran 

f of ftp, BUS-- 

avd coffee were 

of the Roth H 

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son, viss preMdenti ^^ 

secretarj'; Charle* 

urs*, 

•presidente 1 

Georgia Berger, ^ 

section; Jane Robert^ 

section; RJsa Ste?eiu 

s RJsa u 

Jordan, Eighth Grade| 

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Heart Disease, 

St. Mary^ of Helv Trinity 

Episcopal Ghin-ch meeting, B p. m,, 

In the Parish HalL 

* * • 

Card party, 8 p, as,, in the Keerea* 

tion HaUL sponsored by the Women's 

Regular Republican dub, public in- 

vited. 

* • * 

'Men's Fellowship of the Baptist 

Church meeting 8 p, m. In the 

Church. 

* • • 

Eta chapter. Omega Lambda Psi 

Resort Unite Support 

Added Bus Service Bid 

The Ocean City Chamber of Com- 

merce and the Real Estate Board 

were represented in Newark Friday 

at a Publie Utility Commission hear> 

ing on a request for additional motor, 

bus service from North Jersey metro- 

politan area to Uie Southern New 

Jersey Seashore resorts, 

D. Allen Stretch, president of the 

Real Estate Beard, testified in sup- 

port Of the applioatlonjjy the PubUe 

Service Coordinate Transportation 

requesting that shorebound buses 

from New York take on passengers 

at New Brunswiek, 

Also taking the. stand to offer 

ptstonents to justify the added serv- 

tee were Elbert Efgly, first vlee 

president of the chamber of Com- 

meree, and Mra. Edna Brown, the 

Chamber's executive Secretary, Ap- 

Lfrreohi's-Btrthday Revives 

Philadelphia Civil War Tale 

y 

p y SO persons' attended^ 

eluding a number from other sea- 

share resorts of Cape May County, 

Mass Friday 

fRHTI p*9« 1 

dub in 19«, 1950 and 

1951 to select a Miss New Jersey 

for the Miss America Pageant in 

AtlanUc City, 

Sampson wag also active in the 

affairs of St, Augustine's R, C, 

School, where his wire, Marie R. 

Sampson, Is a past president ef the 

Parent-Teacher Association, A son, 

Richard, is a seventh grade student 

In the Bafochia! School, and a daugh- 

ter, Barbara A, is attending school 

In Atlantic City studying to become 

a niedieal technician. He also was 

an active bowler. 

Also surviving are his mother, Mrs. 

Evora Messerfsnith, and three 

brothers, Calvin, of Somers point, 

and Donald and Richard, both of 

Ocean City, 

Friends are Invited to call this 

evening at the Chester j. Wknberf 

f 

Funeral Homez on Asbtiry av. 

MM., from 7 until i o'clock. The 

Mass will be sung In St, Aufustlne's 

R, C, Chureh at 9i30 a, m. Friday 

- Too Late to Classify - 

OPPORTUNrTYFsr im 

last. Modern 3 bay GyJf 

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met lt. Modern 

Service Station located in theCafden 

Uon sf Ocean Ctty. For Information 

MIST Crest, Pieasantyille HOO 

sorority, meeting, 8:30 p, m,, at the soldier fell into the kltehen. Winters 

home of Mrs, Thomas Swayngj 37 E., were very cold, and the boy was suf* 

" ' " - ~ • fering from exposure in the below 

freezing temperature. 

Even though her husband wore the 

blue uniform, the grey wern by the 

dent. She reports that each year as 

Lincoln's birthday draws close this 

story comes once more to her mind 

and she would like to share it with 

ethers, 

Hlen MeAdams was bern at 21 st 

and South st,, Philadelphia, and lived 

there as a very little girl during the 

Civil War. 

One day the family was gathered 

in the kitchen around the old, black .,—.--_ 

eookstove Ellen's brother was suf= he refused lo ...... 

fering from a frozen foot, Sup^r j bluk when he hadn't done it for his 

was over when a gentle tap sounded • "•" 

on the back door, 

Ellen's mother opened the deer 

and a tattered, cold, hungry Rebel 

said, 

„ _ y° ur 

bay's foot. It will euro it, 

Mrs. JfcAdftins took the young 

soldiur's advice and the foot respond- 

ed and was healed. 

One week before Abraham Lin> 

corn's funeral they buried Mrs, Me* 

Adams, Because of the president's 

death all flags were ordered to be 

flewn half-mast and^the houses were 

draped in black, Ellen's father dis- 

played the nag his wife loved but 

Ihe house in 

New Jersey av., Somers 

Plastics demonstration. 

Point 

Beta Zeta chapter, Beta Sigma 

Phi sorority, meeting, B;3© p, m,f at boy meant nothing to Mrs, McAdams, 

the home of Miss Marge Peterson, He was some mother's son. She " 

712 Wesley av, Valentine gift ex 

change, 

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Ze«tri chapter. Omega Lambda Psi 

sorority, meeting, B;30 p, m,, at the 

home of Mrs, Fred DieterJe, 812 

Parkridge Road, 

TOMORROW— 

World Day of prayer Seryiee, 8 

p, m,, in Uie First Methodist church, 

sponsored by the United Church 

Women, 

SATURC^Y— 

Sarah Stillweil chapter D=A.H, 

th h 

meeting, 2 p. m,, at the home ef Mrs, 

Clarence ScuUi 2446 CentJtil av. 

• • . - • " • " , • ' . ' 

Gamma chapter, Omega Lambda 

Psi sorority, soda!, § p, m., at tM 

home of Mrs. William Finsel. 30(i 

Wesley av, 

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Married Couples Club covered dish 

supper, 7 p, m. m the VFW Pest 

Home. 

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Women's Club Beau Night, 7pm 

at Zaberert in WHdwooiL 

FOR SALE = Toy Terrier Puppies. 

Male 

Phone 

_and_ female. Reasonable. 

£-13 

BAKED GOODS REDUCTIONS, Friday & Saturday 

LOAF CAKES 

STRAWBERRY or 

CHIFFON PIE 

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.ookies »oz 30c 

. . . Only IOC 

Wards Delicious 

CINNAMON 

BUNS 

DOE. 35c 

REG. 60c 

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724 ASBURY AVBHE* 

PAINT - BODY WORK 

PRII iSTfMATlS 

Wallace Bros Bulci 

tf «T AND SIMPSON 

PMeil 

Colony Club covered dish supper 

7 p, m,, foliowed by the reguiar 

meeting at the Masonie Tempie, 

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Atlantic City Forest 11, Tail Cedars 

of Lebanon, semiannual meeting, 8 

p, m,, in the American Legion Hall, 

Rebekah Lodge meeting, i p. m 

ifl the Episeopal Parish Hall, 

Ferguson FegHo Post 6SS0, VFW 

Auxiliary, meeting, § p. m,, in the 

Post Home, 

TUESDAY^ " 

Golden Age Club meeting. l2;30 

p. m., In St. John's Lutheran Church 

Mrs, Clarence Brodin will speak on 

Live Long and Like it, 

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Auxillajy of Shore Memorial Hos- 

pital meeting, 1 p. m,, ip the Nurses 

Home, 

• * • 

Jayeee-ettes semi-annual dinner 

dinner meeting, 7:30 p. m,, at Mae's 

Restaurant, Somers Point, 

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PubUe card party, 8 p, m,t in the 

Chapter 

and bathed him, gave him heavy win- 

ter underclothes and tucked him in 

bed For a much needed sleep. 

Before daylight broke, and he ran 

the danger of being caught, Mri, 

McAdams woke him up, gave hun a 

lunch she had packed and sent him 

on his way. Pausing at the door with 

wife, 

Ellen, a very young girl, was tcr= 

rified and hid under the bed ail day. 

The family searched far her but not 

until her sister, ready for bed, look- 

ed under it, was Ellen found. There 

she lay, fast asleep, learstreaked and 

hungry, 

Ellen grew up and was married to 

Thoniss Walton, of Philadelphia, She 

would be 104 years old if still alive. 

She was the mother of Mrs. Anne W, 

Buzby, of 700 Central av., this ei!y. 

The above Is a true story, one of 

many which Mrs, Buzby enjsys Icli- 

ing. She also rcporti that the lard 

and soot poultice remedy for frost. 

ed feet has been passed on to meiiv, 

who all are grateful to that young 

Rebel soldier for its aid. 

Grace Lutheran f 

invocation, Herbert 

intendent of local ^ 

the group and pMtf 

plaining the dutlei adj 

thSidt Cdt^! 

TJie flag salute wai jp|| 

Rest, Norman Johm m] 

ens rendered vocal 

comprising Satrappe, 

(ind Alan MeNelis 

tcrtainment with a t^| 

accompanied at tea 

Vivian Randon. 

GOP Clubs 

Pete Offic 

and Miss Joan 

as presidents of the 

en's Re-publican Leago«g| 

niial combined 

urdsy night at Denltit 1 

Others seated in 

offices by Mayor Frti 

serving as installing: 

George Hyatt, flr^ "i| 

Victor Early, second l 

Charles Hardlc, reconHa|i 

Archibald Boyd, Intaddi 

John Taylor, treaimwf j 

Nelson, trustee, fromti*] 

gue. 

Those from the 

were Mrs, 

TSmAe Turn Hut °P en Chamber Session 

Pads I urn uuf %? Fep Tu@sd N1 ht 

At P-T.A. Affair 

vice president; Mrs. 

bdi 

Asbury av. on 

The first Fathers Night sf St, Aii< 

gusttne's P.^T, A. proved ts be very 

successful as 125 parents attended" 

the meeting last week in the school 

auditorium. * 

The husbands of the gffieers pre, 

sided at the business meeting with 

Robert Mayer serving as president 

for his wife, GJadysi Clark Moore 

acted as recording secretary in place 

of his wife, iMarijyn; Ge&rge Jeffries 

replaced his wife, liiiifieth, as cor- 

responding secretary and John 

carino read the treasurer's r^ 

for his wifi, Theresa, 

Following a motion unanireusly 

approved, thg fathers automatically 

became members, 

Mr, Mayer cspliined that the m\:- 

pose Of Fathers Night U to 

more Interest of the fathers in the (^'11^ h *. men's club, 

scholastic standings aaa activities of 

the children. 

vice ps 

mn, reebrding 

Dcnaii, financial 

Con over, treasureri M 

Ma this, sergeant=ftt-an* 

Margare.t Oliver, bfiatet,' 

Elmer Bakley Jr., 

for Hardle, who is 

Hil 

An open meeting of the member- ^^JrHospltal. 

ship ef the Oeean CHy Chamber af , Cqlap served as piw 

Coraincrce will be c^rtdueted In the • gie Johnson, who ij 

Demonstration Roon* of the Atianlit' home with illness, 4 

City Electric Ca. offim at BLh st, and 

evenina at 

Assemblyman Paufj_ 

speaker for tti'i 

of the pr^f^ "• 

^ ^ of the pg 

8 o'clock, it was announced yesterday | by the Republican 

by Mark Turner, ciiiunbyr president pointed out that soae 

A feature of the meeting will be ! stated ^^ th6T f '••L 

showing of a promulignai "film Hup= for seme type of »!MB 

piled by thy National Chamber of 

Commeree, The dtflalts bf the sched- 

uie of events listed by ihe Chain ber 

ever the coming months will also be 

discussed, Mr, Turner said., 

Lutheran Men Set 

Ladies' Night Plans 

SO.MBHS POINT—Plans for a la- 

dies' night anj being formulated by 

the members of the Lutheran Men of 

the Grace Lutheran Church at which 

the women who serve at the month- 

ly dinner meetings Will be the guests 

ef the m ' lb 

owners when it canel 

also noted that no 

taxes if they can be 

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Order of Eattern Star, 

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807 Asbury Av«nu« 

meeting fer Chamber of 

e members, 8 p, m,, la. the 

O^f Hectric Company at- 

Rachel drele of St, John's îth 

enin Qiurdi meeting, 8 p. m,. In the 

hsme of Mr», Cora Gmbb, vm Ceh= 

tral a¥. 

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Daughters of Amerimi me^tlns 8 

1. m,. In Uie Eplg»pai Parish Hill. 

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M1 . - 

M en ftf the First Meth- 

odist Church meeting, B p.m. Father 

and Sea program, B#¥. Paul Fried= 

mik will present a travelogue. 

* • • 

Meeting jrf Red Cross volunteers 

wMi James s, Caflero, fund campaign 

eJBij»an, 8 p. m,, in Bed Cross 

headquarters, 

* • * 

.Sunday School Ajaocia'tian of the 

Fiwt Presbyterian Chureh 

ip.a 

Raaek Post 13? American 

Legion meeting, 8 p, m,, in the Le- 

gion Hall, . , 

• ' * « 

WoaBen*s Demoerattc Club meet- 

Ing, 8 p. EL, in the Recreation 

chapteF, Orne^ lambda Psi 

sorority, luncheon, i p, m,, «t the 

home of Mre. Kotert R*hn, 17 Slmp- 

Chester Wimberg rcperted on the 

athletic activiiies of the students, 

and asked the fathers to attend nd. 

assist whenever possible. 

The Rev. Paul Mess, assistant pas- 

tor of St, Augustine's parish, wel- 

corned the group in the absence of 

the Right ftev, Msgr, Bartholomew 

i, Doyle, 

Anthony Voipt, director of the 

Veterans Bureau of Cape May Coun- 

ty, gave an interesting and inspira. 

tienal talk en Americanism, Buffet 

refreshments were served by the 

Fifth aad Sisth Grade mothers. 

The hall was attractively decoratec! 

in the red and white valentine motif 

and each table featured a clever 

valentine heart basket made by Mr* 

TheDdore Ciymer. * 

Report eards had been distributed 

to the students Monday so both par. 

ents had the opportunity to visit 

the school and the teaeheri and get 

a first hand account of the scholastic 

standing of their children 

t^SA 6 * 1 me# tinfi will be March 4 

at which Ume Mrs. John Devine will 

be the guest speaker. 

• • • • " • 

WSCS Program Cited 

At Circle Meeting 

ed M a^rS?° r ^ i e f present- 

ea a program on WSCS activities for 

meiniiers of the PriselUa,Riith Circle 

of the_ Ftrvt- Methodist Ghunii 

inursdiy io piyanQyt^ |nn 

_^ e Pifam toW of the 

William Hodson, president, conduct- 

ed the business session at the r*» 

cent meeting, and Julius Thinschmiijt, 

in charge ef atlendaiifc teams sub- 

mitted a report, 

Plans were aks dtseusscd for the 

Cub Scout dinneF lo be held at the 

thurch hall en February 17, ai whii-h 

Ume the men will assist in serving 

the affair. 

Bruce LenquM. of Auduban, prcsi- 

dent af the Lutheran Men Southern 

Convention, was guest speaker and 

spoke or the activities ef Lutheran 

Men's Clubs, 

Diicuss School Bonds 

SOMERS PQ1NT-A dUmission on 

the proposed Si,MO.Ooo bond issue 

for the Mainland Rfgi^naj Hi«h 

! 

heId Tuesday night in Use 

York avs fire hnli at a 

lm 

Miss Crowiey 

her outgoing officers, 

presented gifts to aJl Qti 

the women's club. 

The Rev, Arden 

the First Baptist 

invocation. Cou 

Berger served as 

of the affair, whW 

approximately 150 

assisted by Michael 

Hy&tt. Miss Crow! 

Monaghan and Mrs, 

Garden 

Name Q 

of a Bhn entitted. 

Your Garden," 

lean Agrieultrai —-. 

lighted a m«tinf * 

Thumb Garden CiW 

at the home of Mrs,J 

Mrs, Robert Bl 

of the committee 

selection of a gir! 

losl club at the 

Atlantic City, 

tion hsd been 

would be i 

p e ta ^countries as 

in th# Methodist Woman. 

eaberger Ulutnted" her 

snapsht f th 

of the ia Alaska 

Miant sal 

the nest msettng, 

GUHH 

sale will be held at 

ng 

Bt 

1 an! Mr, and Mrs, Wil- 

Ztaimetmaan, of A#hville N c 

Mr, Relchle, 

Minnesota «lnlng and Blarmfaetirring 

avs fire hnli at a mw 

of Volumeer Fire Co. No. One 

r^fS 0 Wending the dUniuliin 

from the Regisnai High board of edu- 

cation were John G. Patterson, vice 

prciident; Arthur Ford Jr. and Al- 

|red Westceu, and Dr. WillLom 

Stover, superintendent of the school. 

The Rev, Paul A Fredleh will 

* S ^ iliustrated travelogue on 

recent trip to Mejtico at the 

the First Methodist 

•W4»S « 8 o'clock, 

events will foilow the 

gram and refreshments 

served. 

pro= 

will be 

Therefor* BU Ihion what- 

ye would that sea 

do to yen, do ye 

*«tatoh 

would 

Joseph 

ed to purchase 

mothers in - the 

Gray and Mri, 

Mrs. James 

business session 

Dsrnfield won 

Mrs, Jaiwss 

chairman, will 

March meeting. 

Following the 

freshments W©P 

time was enjoyed 

including Mri. 

feld, Mrs, Finefag, 

Gray, Mrs, David 

Heek, Mrs= Pai" * 

•Medwlg, Mri, 

Fred Sehlegii, 

lisn Schaeffef, 

and Mrs, Walter 

Valentine Di 

Pest Home 

SOMmS POINT- 

a benefit Valentine 

at a meeting of 

Post sm, AaierieM 

affair slatted to b* 

the post boon 

to 

the uegm 

Day dance «d 

at the * ^ 

ed O»t the 

socistlon frt|l 

it 

ebniafy ti 

members of *r*ei 

will assist -ffttil 

serving. 

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Session 

ill 

>1NT ^*MTB. Charles 

[eat of the local Parent 

lation reported sp> 

I profit re Ali*ed ffotn 

>n hi the play entitled 

: Beulah" at a meeting 

Monday night in the 

the Dafwes av. school. 

Godfrey, director of 

meed Utat the pliy 

4 at the Mill Soad 

orthfleld en February 

OCEAN CITY 

*nd the flaf ulu* *»* 

led by Waffeji Buckley asd Sankl 

Grws, cute seouts of Den 3, Ppck Si, 

Menbeft Searle, superintendent of 

local sehsolit recBmmended two 

books entitled "Jant© l*srna to 

Bud" anil "Sailing Into Beading* 

that -will help th* €nUdpin In Ute 

early «radea read tatter. He added 

that readMl ef munt Is moat im- 

poriani ol .all as thU to Oe baaU 

af all studief, , 

Chapman Seeks 

6fh Mayor Term 

e/ chaimun ef th* 

atlon committee, said 

f been completed tO 

enUUvei from ihe Beg* 

School 'board of educa> 

William Stover, super* 

the Regloaal, present 

I on the bond Uiue 

II In the Dftwea av, 

\p, m, 

, Charlet Rlnck, pastor 

iitheran Qturch, offered 

Geneva fteve&s and air», 

Richard Se&nUed presented a Foun 

dcrs Pay prof run with Mrs, Stevens 

giving a short resume of the history 

si toe p.TAv A short skit, entitled 

•'Whas p=TA Means to Motherp 1 * vu 

presented by Mri, Robert Blaokman, 

ce ger, Mn. Walter 

CottfeU, Mra. Nortnji Rl«htler, Mra, 

paries Parker, Mri, Homer §oey. 

The general assembly joined in 

cammunlty ainging led toy Mn, Vivian 

Randon, John Jones, Sixth Grade 

teacher, 

nation for another tersi, and Michael 

Denim for county cotnjnitteeman to 

suseed Michael Colas, who also do- 

dined TonomimiUon, end Miss Jan 

Crowiey as county oommltieewcraan. 

Mayor Chapman and George Hy* 

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Allan Risley 

Heads Chamber 

POINT—Allan 0. Bisley 

elected president of the Chamber 

of Commerce at a meeting of 

board of direetOTa at the Gaio< 

way Motel, Friday night. 

Others elected to offiee at 4hla 

,ttme «wera E, pT Gaskiii, vice presi' 

dent; Edward KcmvSdas, .treasurer, 

and Owrlei Adellaij secrets^. 

Elected to the fesard of dlreetora 

were John OTJara and Herman fflteskers. 

Those having one year remain* 

Ing on the board «E directors are 

John Koch, ChaHes Saplenzu. Otto 

FernseU Eugene Xashley and Uanlel 

Antollihl. 

The annual installation dinner was 

held tost nilht (Wednesday) et Daniels 

llestaurmit, with August HalU 

chief of the Enroute Navigations System 

«f the National Aviation Facilities 

Experimental Center ot Pomona, 

as guest speaker- 

Mayor Fred W, Chapman served 

as toastenpter and Mark Turner, 

president «f the Ocean Q^F Chamber 

of Commerce, served ®s installing 

officer. 

GOP Heirarchy 

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Kiwanis Honor 

Miss Schaffer 

al Board Reorganizes: 

Is Elected President 

Hntsen 

the 

Irad feeânl High School Beard of 

Jea »t 4J» «oigenIzgU«ni meet 

nlgtit in N Vfc 

r Edward champion, soUcttor. 

Apbointmeim made to* ttif OBSU> 

iftg year sr are John bB Gibson, secretary , y 

of the board; Edward Champion,, so- 

Ucitori Many Smith, custodian ef 

tlie Jfew ¥0* school funds, and Blebard Stone, slid- 

* board number from fti following bsiifcs named 

as depositories for school 

of Northfield. who served as Boardwalk Nation*! Bank, q 

let yew- John €. i^tter- tee Ttmt Co,, Anchor Saving* and 

redacted vise preiideot of Loan and Guardian Savings and 

Loan, all of Atlanlie CUyi Calleetive 

Federal Savings and Loan, of Egg 

K as > mantor of HSFtor, Hrst National Bank of Osean 

Xtopi SQS»» Point, along City, and NaUaiul Bank of AiBeegO,- 

«U member? b of f tfce fc board bd Ivor, Dixon was appointed chair= 

dttlexBg the oatti o% office by man of the public relations committee 

and will succeed Ms, h 

In this position, A rtsoHitien 

adopted by the board commending 

both MM. Showers and ZtoHBeHnan 

foT their outstanding wo* on the 

board, _ ^ J 

Patterson, following his selection 

as vide president, predicted that 

there will toe •teanws'OFk and full wp 

n of sU board members and 

With this cooperation we can achieve 

our goal, a hJgb school for our chil« 

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• ^ - . - i A ••;.,;. ; -.^ • !i __,.__. POINT — Mtes Mi F 

•worth, 

as Delia, 

FbUowing 

short directory 

Schaffer was presented a perpetual 

trophy as Miis gamers Point W the 

CtoasHM Ad. 

local Kiwanls Club at the dinner 

meeting Tueitiay night at Daniels 

Restaurant, 

A plaque ^was alw prewnted to 

Miss Sehaffer, whkh she wili Hef p 

and the perpetual trophy «1U be Pi< 

presented to the new uîss Somew 

Point cwh yeaf, 

George Patterson! chairman of the 

committee in charge of this affair, 

made the presentation. The three 

en 

iFf-up Miss, Barbara Retdhle, BOB 

M Carel Smith and Sfiss Celeste 

Carroll were each presented a small SMITH 

gift. 

Mayor Fred W, ChapiBBn present, 

cd each of the four girls with gar. 

denlas, which were donated by the StudMita 

Golonlal Flower Shop. 

Studio or In' 

Sarnie! Bonow conducted the short 

business session And Ralph Middleton Phone Aft 

offered the tnvoLotlon. Group singing 

was ltd by vyaHer Gregory, 

At 

Emerson Jahnsfifi, Edward Hanley CHILDRSN 

aod^Charios AdeliBl accompanied 

at the piaiiQ^By"alaHe-aTiPlen,—^ 

Mr, and 

WATCH FOR THE OP 

A (motion was also passed giving 

Of Th» 

the president the power to appoint and Assemblyman Paul Saliburg, speaker of tte evening.—Senior Studio photo. 

a coamUttee a U e to investigate tg pprosed' 

OCEAH CITY 

ue pertaining tii to t Insurance I c e bk brokers 

and letting up regutetiona for- Wring 

Junior High 

Insurance brokers. 

Linwood Dtmoercits To Scouts In First ROLLER SKATING R 

An announcement was made that 

Present Candidates 

bond iwsnbers will be available at 

say 4tene to present the facts ngard. 

Honor Roll 

1JNWOQD = John MoretU, 

Court Of Honor 

Ing the bond issue for the Mainland 

dent of the newly organized Linwoad 

Begional Sehoolj which will be voted 

DenuwraUO Club, announced at a 

on March 5 ajy the residents of the 

recent meeting of the s»«P that 

communities of somers Point, aOSCBRS POD*!*—Hie honor T&\ they 'plan to enter candidates to run 

SOMERS POINT—The first Court 

ood and Northfisld. 

for 4JB seesnd markiBg period in for mayo? and two council seats in 

of Hsnor was conducted Monday 

the coming primary election. 

nighe by the loeal Boy Seout Troop 

the local Junior Mfh SAool was 

following the orEinizatLen of the 

He added that a slate of candidatea 

announced racifttly tef Hertert 

tr«p with the beys ffsm Troop 39, 

CLASSIFIED AD 

aill be presented at a special meet- 

IRCIi 

Searle, superintendeBt of , local 

of Linweod presenting the candle* 

Ing of the coup and urged ail local 


light ceremony ynrier the direction 

schools, 

Damocnte to attend ihe session. of their scoutmaster Leonard 

Thme students In the Ninth (hade John F, Crane, New Jersey dep» Eiehom Jr., at the Grace Lutheran 

A Brevet* Formula making Qw honor roU for this ra^rk* B^ state toeaairer, , was g guest speak- p Ghureh, 

Ing period inchide StaiUey Tufner, er and spoke k of f tax t issues, i An« A 

Everyday Enjoyment Caroi Stamper, JamesJEommn> J«@ thony MUer Jr., Atlantie tlan Ceun^ ^Lib 

Awards of second class scout were 

Roberts, Frank Bateg, Norihan Johns, erall 

D t e ld itd presented to (Mickey Hagerly, An- 

Pam Showers, Mary Ann iMlHron and 

leaden introduced drew Caika, Charlea Scannell, Bruce LIQUOR ST 

Jack fisher. 

the speaker. 

Vleth and Randy Watson. 

Eighth Grade special high honors 

900 SHORE ROAD 

Forum To Probe 

Those who received tenderfoot 

On th» TratTtc ClrcU, SeiMff 

we« ^trtela Brewster, Rlia SteV' 

badges were George King, Howard 

NO LUXURY TAX IN SOMitfl 

#ns and Iloberta Clunn, 

Barrett Walter Cottrell, David Ban« 

HOTOL — 

Eighth Grade pupils on honor roll 

holder, Jfthn Kane and James Beotty. 

are Robert Wood, Dean Somers, Brl- 

School Issues 

An award was presented to Cajka 

an Jackson, Curtis Fields, Heather 

Complete Stock of 

frora sesut headquarters, which he 

Jordan, Eleanor Allen, Joyce Myers, 

earned while on a recent camping 

Phone S. P. 3943 Sandra Pharo, Charles Rert and Jan 

I Behr, 

SOMERS POINT—Members of the 

trip for patrol leaders at Camp Edge. 

I Seventh Grade: Betty Ann Back, Mainland RelieiMilHigh Sehssl bpard 

Kenneth Mitchell was welcomed POPULAR BRAN 

HARD SHELL Gwili jHeffinan, Roier Baker, Rose= of education and Dr. William Stover, 

as a new boy to the troop, and the 

msi? Steelman, imehacl Rlsley, Jshn superintendent, p 

will ppresent 

a panel p 

boys from the Webios Den of Cub 

Kane, Patrtek Carey, 3rlicb*cl l& ddiscussion i i the h Dawes D schosl. hl Scouts also attended the scout meet- 

IMPORTS} and DOMESTIC 

CRAB NIGHT gerty* gy* Janet %-an, % pI King, Wednesday, February 18, at 8 p. m», ing. 

Sandra d Merey, charle§ h Heim; James On the toond Issue Eor the regional The Rev, Charles Rlnck, pastor of 

BeAtty, Charles Sehmied, Eulla Best, §chool The Issue will toe/ voted upon Grace Lutheran Churt'hj offered the 

EVERY WEDNESDAY Margaret Hendemotf, June Slackffiiin by the rtsidents ©£ the three com* invoeitioiL and color guards leading 

and Elinor Hltehner, 

munfties Of Semers Point, Uftwood the flag salute were Cajkfli Scannclif 

That'* Fight Night on The ineaabers of the National Jun- and Northfleid, on 'March i, aeeord> Vieth and Watson. 

-. • ' 

ior Honor Society are in charge of mg to an announcement toy iMrs, Edward Bourquc, scoutmaster, WL>1= 

Our Lwg* TV Screen the preparation of the honor roll •Mary aieCue, chairman of the Par= corned the guests who included: Jock * LIQUOR 

CLOSED SUNDAYS 

with Carol Stamper, president, chair- ent Education committee of the Par' Barry, preMidenl of the Junior Chani' 

^rrii. AifwL 

All You Can Eat for man, and assisted by Norman Johns, ent'Teachers' Association, 

ber of CemmercG, RpoiisOrlng organ< 

supervising the society, 

The board wlli at this tune at- bat ton; Jac-k Buenzle, also of the 

tempt te present all the Jaets and Jayeees; Leennrd Eiehursi. district 

try to answer ail questions which commissioner; James Watson, assist- 

M.0O 

those persons attending ask regardant scoutmaster- William 'Monerlef, 

ing the bond issue and the ailoi'a* past scoutmaster, and Mayer Fred 

e9051 

tiqn of 'the funds. 

MARIE 6'BRIEN 

W^ Chapman s first local scoutmaster. 

Everyone is urged to attend and Refreshments were served iby the 

At "thm Organ 

bring a friend so that all persons scout mothers and regular scout 

may knew the facts prior to the flec- 

Friday, Saturday & Sunday 

meetings are held on the second 

tion day. 

and fourth (Monday's of each month. 

m^q&^s&w 

Shop Our Store 

Many Other 

Good 

Bargain 

DAN'S 10th 

SPECIAL 

FILET OF FLOUNDER 

CLAMS & OYSTERS 

PORGIES 

PISH ROE 

FRESH WHOLE COD 

Wyckoff Randomwea 

Pap«r Mate P«n Combination 

Special, 2 Pent and Sfandord 

OTHER BARGAIN DAY SPECIALS: 

; and Canasta Cards ê^nzs 2 

See our "Tired Stock" 

Street 

at lay Front 

PHONES 

2279 or 2437 

roods 

SEA BASS 

EEL 

FRESH SQUID 

WHITING 

Sfi^L^ JtKU.'- B ^-^ >' *• •"«• ** 

ShMffsr ThfnHn* P«nctk and Ronton nrininnllv hM*m§m*i n.l«* 

WARREN-s fii PT sunp **uM*&*Mtun*uAKn 

"T^RRsW ? y$f. f i inUr 834 ASBURY AVENUE 

i;i^fJ0S^^S^W'501^^ 

\ - 

William 

1ST STREET & ATLANTIC 

WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 25TH 

im^M 

THU, - SAT, 

©OROTMY 

CHARLESV 

COBURN 

ML 

ST. JOHN 

ROM 

ELY 

ICE COLD BEE« 

ON HAND AT ALL TIME*Wk 

MR. 

MORE • MANSRELO 

THU. - SAT. 

T J 

M 

r--~ 

BARGAIN 

>S# ASBURY AVENUE 

SELVAGN'S (REXALL) PHARMACY 

9TH STREET £ ASBURY AVENUE 

S0MIOR STUDIOS 

S38 ASBURY AVENUE 

STAINTON'S DEPARTMENT STORE 

810 ASBURY AVENUE ^ 

SUDD'S DECORATOR SHOP 


HUGHES CENTRAL PHARMACY 

8TH STREET & WESLEY AVENUE 

W, WâWOtTH CO* 

: 732 ASBURY AVENUE 

PHIL TURNER'S PAINT STORE 

711 ASBURY AVINUE 

?rSl» 

t', 

;0OEA^|g||| ''$*$&> 

Greatest 

IT'S JUST A FEW STEPS TO EXACTLY 

WHAT YOU WANT AT LESS THAN 

YOU'VE EVER PAID BEFORE - - - 

WHEN YOU SHOP THE STORES LISTED 

ON THIS PAGE. 

Shop Either Day or Evening 

The Town's Open Late 

Friday and Saturday 

Nobody Goes Home 

.*,->• 

jâi 

13th 

&it 

\ RECORD 

BREAKING 

SAVINGS 

F©r The Family 

For The Home 

PLAN NOW TO VISIT US THIS WEEK END 

YOU'LL SAVE MORE THAN YOU'LL SPEND 

SHOP AT THESE STORES • - - DISPLAYING BARGAIN DAY WINDOW CARDS 

FUPNITURg 


BOYD'S RADIO & TV 


RSC SALES, FURNITURE 

6TH STREET ft ASBURY AVEMUE 

OCEAN CITY GLASS & PAINT CO, 

fi& ASBURY AVENUE 

ASBURY COLD CUT CENTER 


BENTON'S - YOUNG GUYS 


AUTO RADiO 

ASBURY AVENUE 

D, J.'t PET MOT 

311 E. tTH STRUT 

GARRISON JEWELERS 

101 - 

KABAT MEN'S SHOP 


MENNIES LADIES' MOP 


G. C. MURPHY CO. 

STH STREET A ASBURY AVENUE 

ORDILE PHARMACY 


RiC 

710 ASBURY AVENUE* 

WINNERS CANDY SHOP 


TALESE - APPARR 


I_ 'M&i^ 

MVXiEutiJ&Q 

\ 

•401; 

,0 

7S2 WEST AVENUE 

THOMAS JEWELERS 

•25 ASBURY AVENUE ^ 

H. C. AMOS - RAMBIER SALES 

Mt EAST WfH STREET J 

DRISCOLL'S RECORD SHOP 

•§? ASBURY AVENUE ^^ 4: 

ERVINE'S SMOKE 

Wt 

jksmm'^^.^^tii^^^ 

4iiifN 

-•t 

mm* 

®^

\ f i _ > • • 

WSWwWW'W: 

.v. ••;,/ 

cemetery," # » * 

Thm Word Is Uncommon 

Did you know that "eorysa" U the most common 

spread diseases? Several hundred people In Ocean " 

ceryza at the same tune this yelff. On the average, 

Ocean City citizen away from work or school about _ 

of every year, Your chances ef catching cqryza are 

months of Deeeinber and January, In all, the disease 

to cost more than $15 billion annually in the United 

includes the eeit of treatment, time lost from work 

Coryaa is Uie technical name for the disease which 

medical science—the common cold. 

* * • 

We Found Out 

No more Inquiries, please, of the pogtai cover if! I 

oltered in thU space last week, Weiiey Ordlie, who e«^K] 

while not compounding prescriptions at his drug »tdf%« 

items are nol worth anything to the phllatelbil of inUJIfM 

They are good lletm for stamp eolleclors. We rccetvel p| 

on the items, but. E Fenton Caroy, high school athlî 

the first to appear at our desk and woVe given thes i 

thlnK wf iijarued, the items we had V¥suid gel Ui 

preen stamp merchandising house.. 

NBW Jersey Capita! Ca\ 

By J, JOSEPH GRIBBIN5 

TRENTON—Governor Mej-ner's Unkerproof, 

requefitlng $403325,0^ te operate tho State aeverBBietti 

coming year, has not only attracted national attl 

continue anthicw tax pledges in both Republican 

pktCorms this yca^ 

The budget ha| caused surprised cries o£ slam 

new tax advocates as well a£ applause- from the little 1 

Jeraey, Another effeet of Meyner's rniraele is thit tt(#

. 

gftl&Si 

THi ©CIAN CITY SlNTINEL4,iP0ER 

OCEAN CITY DAYS_ 

byitdiflg ef (hutHa inj 

h U • .iottlisiiit ef 

ST. JOHN'S LUTHIRAN 

10th sh and Central av. 

Rev, Frank P, Adler, S,T.M, 

6eBrg# G, A&hfpn, Organist 

istelU M, Adler, Organist 

The First iunday In Lent--. 

9;4S n, ni,—Church Schngl, Classef 

for all ages. Nursery through Adult 

, Family Day in fill Dc- 

Parents mid friends are 

invited to attend iviih the Hiildren 

to observe the program. Visitors iil= 

ways WL'tcorjiej attendance cards giv» 

en, Chi'iNtian Growth Series and 

AiigSBurf? Uniform Lemons used. 

Pastor Atiler ttjiiyhys Ihe Atliilt Class, 

H a. m.=The Servitt;, TSio Hi=rrtinii, 

"IIiiUi- (jf ilefUitiil," 'ihv Allllipm. 

"In TlHi', Q IjOrd, Do I Pitt 

My Trust," Nyquiftt, I h t- Chance! 

Choir, The Solo. "How Great Thou 

Art," Donald M, Himd, baritone, Tliu 

Episile, 2 Ciiriniliians Hrl-iO. Thy 

: Gospel, Matthew 4:1-11. 

| It n. m,='Nnrsery for smnll cliij- 

FIRST PMtlSBTTiRIAN 

?^h st, and Wesley i*. 

Preichlng Christ Crueifled, 

and Coming 

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 

WHIPPING IT UP? 

, BOOT.—A Lansing po- 

, TENN,—When the ehllcar 

sped through the pre-dawn 

spUled a big eentalner of 

p 

Police had a that h 

rts p bubble bathpowder all ever the floor 

man was lurking *iuts»de a local 

Mrs, VerHBa E«d came along with 

htr vsetturt cleaner ts clean It up. 

Officers tsld U*f Bian ateed mo- Her citsnef te efte of those that 

{Joples? as they raced up to nun. Infilteri 

eVtryUilng through a tank of 

titey added, he looked Jreisn water AJthoiigfl It has ibeen cleaned 

out three times since then, the mi' 

"•8ttt bow else would a snowman chine still whips *ip a frightful froth 

ft©*? 

every tlmi it is turned en. 

tffabilstifd ISf* 

MR, IM MRS; A. J. SMiTH MR. MEf»ERT L. ? 

Mlt LiWIS 1, SMITH MR. PRANeiS §, TOWNSINB 

dog iknjbud ts^h&mz iPksn& liow= 

74 ....'.... Undar $ 330,00 

FIRST METHODIST 

fetiip llali, 

The Church with Hie Carillen tt p, m,=AU'!hudis-t Mi 

111 ........... $330,00 te % 410,00 

ith it. and Centril av. 

2401........... $450,00 te $ SI0.00 

Paul A. Frledrieh, Faster ' 

George G. Ashten, Minister ef Musis | 

27S $550.00 fe $ FS0.O0 

Sunday, February 15=« 

153 ............ $710,00 te $1000,00 

9;30 a, m. — Church School witn 

85 ................ Over $1000,00 

classes for every S«e= Forrest K» 

:: 

Abov* flgyni do nat Include CsmeMrv er Cremation 

.M; 

ei-ltulHtt to Minister*, Fiowtra or Clothing, 

Ns €)tir§t Isr Funeral Han», Pallbearer Service OP 

Staff ef four tMkttd men and Lidy Attendant te serve 

rTii.l J * .. _' 1 . I 

! n, munlhlj 1 

Will sing at .1301111 serves, Evangelist At 

tlial "welcome 

day, * 

Monday—< 

Palermo Church 

I'M P. m. 

gehaoi, YWCA, Atlaniie 

Tuesday^ 

i'3D p -m. =- Chiitl 

Prayer Uraup, Lower AiidUoriuin. 

l 

arid bays, kmver 

4:15 p. n»,—Cherub Choir i 

it 

u|. Lower Auditorium, 

Vigo p. m.—Yomm P*?utJlr( 

hall NiKht, Convention ilall. 

lion 

Wednesday-- 

MlihU* study 

7;43 p. m—MidweekPeriod" 

al thi; 

QUEEN OF MARTYRS R, C, Hour and 

2nd st, and Atlantis •«, 

home of Mrs, William La 

Sunday msiies=fl:i§ a. m, Central av, Come mid brim' 

feiiiong before man. 

with you. 

HOLY TRINITY EPISCOPAL Thursday-- 

Buys' 

11th it- and Central av. 

7:30 p. "J — 

Night, Lower Auditorium, 

Ht¥,,Feri*it I, Vaufhsn, Reefer 

Sunday Services— 

^^(Tp- ffl.-Junior Choir and Jun- 

7:30 a, Bj=-=Holy Cofflintinien. | ior Christian 

g a, rn==Famiiy Euehartit with IS p, ffi ~-U 

ami 

music and short talk, Christian Eiuiravur 

11 a, m,=Morning Pruyur and 

(Communion on the firsi 

Sunday of each month). 

Wednesday— 

.yeekday services or b.v appointmerii 

for counsel penance or 

Holy Communion at 7 a. m 

Holy Communion s 

rngi'tm^ and Fiithpr and Soil prorani. 

Mi", Frtetlricii will ai\v a 

on Alaska entitled "North 

l "J-3" a. ra the 

= 

The rector is available after in 

weekday s.ervleps or by appointment 

for eounsel, penance or iHHi 

to tile Arctic Circle,"' 

Wednesday, February lj=» 

10 a, m,=W.S.C,S, sewing 

Dining Room, 

The Cape Hay Co 

3:30 p, m. — Brownies. Sunday 

Heart AsaocUtloD 

School Room, 

pstefullf 

7:45 p= m,—Mid-Wcek Prayer Scrv. 

ictoiowledgn 

it'c, Hjt'yler Chapel. 

aesorUl glftt- 

Thursday, Pebfuafy 19= 

Shut=ln Commitice V i s i t s 

4301 Landla Avenu* 

Haven. 

Sm Ule City 

7;30 p, m,=-ChanCi. i FIRST CHURCH ©F 

CHRIST, SCIENTIST 

Sth st, ind Asbury av, 

Sunday seheol=n a, m. 

Church Service—11 a- m< 

Wednesday evening Testimony 

Meeting—8 p. m, 

God's ZtesX hcitliim S!Hl 

power will be ibraimhl out n\ 

iiflii Science servicesj Sund.'ty. 

Si'rinUiral hqlduiiLins will 

tin* follpwln!* from Matthmv !N:l,4': 

( Choir 

"And Jesus "went forth, (ind saw i\ 

gre-at muSUlude, and was muvod with 

Friday, February 

lOinpiissUm townrtl I hem, and' he 

3:30 p. m, — Weslejan Choir re hvalcd Iheir sick," 

hearsal. 

Hubjact of thu LeHHonSt mion b 

"Suu!" n word which, \\\wn t-apiliilmyil, 

is used in .Christinn Ht-ipncy its 

, lint 1 of Hie .synonyms i° r dod, Krnrn 

Paster ] "Hgi^nce and ilealih wilh Key in t!>' ! 

Scripturos" by Mary Baker Kiidy will 

I lie read ihu tollswins; (310:11-16": 

"Knuwiiiti that Soul ant! its a!tributt>s 

wcrij forever mnniffstpil 

thrgiigh man, the MitsiQr hi'iiU'd Hi!' 

sick, gave sight to the blind, hoaring 

(o the deaf, feet to Ihi* lame, 

thus bringing to li^ht the scientific 

action of the divine Mind on human 

minds and badie^ and living ;i 

unaerstanding of Soul aiul 

tion! ! OCIAN CITY BAPTIST 

10th st. and Wesley av. 

Rev, Divld P. Wrifht, Paster 

Sunday, Februery IS— 

D;30 ji, iii, Sunday 

Hy"."" Donald I'luililJ*. syiii'rinU'iifii'ni.. 

\0 4Ti zt m. Wsjiship Si'i'vu't 

i 

* 

1 , *,'"'• 

sianist," Mrs, Unvid I', Wnjiht, Vocal 

soloist" Mrs JOBCpll Likoiis, Mt'*saKi' 

by Rev, tJavid f, Wriuht, 

tiosviistatrs. 

J:t5 p. m.—U«s|jt'I Ht-rviCf fit Cri^l 

ilavtMi. 

7:30 p, in.—Kvi'isinis Uu^pe! ^ ! ' rv ' 

ice. liiiiumii led hy i'hnrU 1 ^ C'ind, 

Vocal snlo by Mr'?.. •!, It I>.^M. Mt'ssaai' 

by Fcv. Wrish!. 

7:30 p. in. ^Ku]jt i rv!"i'd NU'it Nill'scrv 

dtj« njitnirsi, 

Nov.-hip 

UT?. Mr 

siair^. Hfiii th!h ! hm»sm, m-rr.idi nl. 

Wedneiday, February IS— 

;{:riij p. ' HI I'iimciM 1 (hs'i, nn',i !!• 

siiiiiy, U'tl hy Mr>.: Ihirry Ht hniiiii. 

7;li0 p. ffi •• Ajidv, t'i'k Si'tîtr c• >Ji= 

tlut-ii'ii hv JU'v. Wriiiht. 

Thyrsday, February 19= 

10:31) JI in M p m \VhiU> C\a^, 

iat|is ! ,'i nici't tioivnstjiii's. 

7 p: m-"Tinspul Men ici> at l.'hilshori 

1 VANIS SLAWTiR 

tii *' 

Slartlur will fiiiidui'l ii 

'I'hstii 

Socniifl Cape 

Shiin> Ho:ifl. p 

Ilui-ry F Fm 

Thi'M? H-r%ic 

,.;,(.fi"sumlav 

IliinH' cofHtuflffl )>y 

1 'sl'I'Vll'lJ 1 SECOND CAPE MAY 

Shor* Road, Pa|»rn 

Rtv* Harry F, Flnd__ 

Tiic itinday Church i 

at »J;4S a, m, Thert 

every age group ^ ^ 

toaehur for I'very elsii, 

Pashley, flssistant 

,vill 'be In charge, 

,veek isi 

- il! I Hi; 

"May fS;inLi"i fliurt-h, 

ili'IftH), V, JUTl' O't' lU'V, 

ihi fjii i- !ht> pa>tor. 

I'U'fiin.' fur thi' i 

! 'Oiir Vtvkb 

and Man, 5 ' The De 

ti\ I John 3:111, 

The Worship Her 

e'eloek with an Oi 

Mrs, âry K, PnHn 

will preach the ser 

Tlie eveninij sc 

7::}ij with a short GofMi 

The Rev, P. Vani* sinti 

lUlbilL'lty diri'i'inr of gjg^ 

Seminary in 

•i suries oi Mundny 

[Alic services. If yoii s 

for real Gospel truth, _ 

hear this man uf God 

or inspiruUon. 7;30 o^ 

thv i-hufi'h nl prayer,] 

itiWhliil), Tlllh IN the'"] 

God," 

Thiirhday i^viiiing a| |,J 

choir rt-htMrsai, Ut rrrl 

membt'r be iirisiiit, 

Kridiiy uvi'iiiim at 7^ 

HapilHt Churt'h, Ocean 

ôini'ii will jiiither to 

"SVsirltl I Jay of Pfayer," 

! art' inviifd in aiiend. 

Haiiirdny ovpnitjj; at |jl 

will. tMj ii riivt'red dii 

Suppi/r, L tjiiii'. enjey 0% 

cv. Hln\M.-i. 

tlii- public ril-it lltli (liN'i'U)!' «ii j ],i)li;U 

i-rn Hap'-.*! 

l 

! 

p ^ 

Hrniiiiiirv Tind tijiontnl 

1 "ni11>cl Slates ti 

ihi.i \U ii 3 ! m;i*li- r 

a(i-;ii!i> nf 

Aliiskii id Hiinda in 

Hf'miiiary. iiiu! hits hfiil 

21 minjli's. by an At 

in 

ThiindiTclilef jfl fishtiMu 

Cnpi. Hilly H, White, 

nni> uttir, atut us Mills, Tos., (Toss-pd a 

huj and in Nur- ; of Canada tJtirtna tht 

|M iiiS'l'hull t' 

i'iii!-:i! ilinii-ti'v 

iiii f|i>vf!t![S!>!| ii 

p, 

Mfll'v Hiisii' Clil 

Monday, Pibruary 16= 

1 p. m.-Hi'tiior lhi\h I=Y 

VMl'A '»i t *»*ir %>Mii' I; i •. 

t.i liic SUNDAY! 

",!i!v 

WFIL 

WFILTV 

i-, Hilary Hriii-h 

iiiiinn•.< a n_; in f :\ t' H WLDB 

1 

drcn's 

ln'5-l \\i!^ -art! >; 

ery for lare-hthool uliildi't'M in Hits i -^- = - 

! AudilUFium. Mts^.-yiii 1 , "Dtj= 

ctivud Uy thy Duvil," \ 

il:43 .p, m,=lHlt ! rniijdi:iic jintl Sen- ' 

lor Chrisiian Kntli>avfir, 

7=30 p ,m,-Oraan Mcditnlisin. 

:4S p. m,—Eveiiiim Worship, Mes. ; 

"Triigetiy in thi? Jshatlnw or t ht? • 

," Tho Choir, unsier tht_> dii-t't ! '; 

tion of Mrs, Marlon Trnin Murpliv. i 

e» 

% 

Abfrrti Bfnamte SS HM4st l 

SEi 

iui" -iiii. 

kii by 

p. inAt ]>. i 

Miiii .!i,- vlh 

'i I'tindui ti'd 

htjhii;! JMi.UK 

,I,.in'l H;, r. %'••• 

k :iii!i Mr. ,u 

i - ,lun;'i;nii 

i;th L 

n hiiM Hi 

iiiil l!i-i h 

llnari Fund :-aw> 

BIBLES 

THI PIRFICT GIFT 

. . McHINRY'S . , 

Qffies Supplies ft Equipment 

Phone 0711 326 Atlantic Av«, 

CHESTER J, WIMBERG 

Funero/ Directors 

201 ASBURY AVINUR 

OCEAN CITY, N, J, 

PHONi 2654 

"Thret Generations ef Funeral 

TAKE YOUR TURN AT THE WH 

Mnvr over, sir, an.Ui?l her lake a turn at \\w ulic .if a 

'."t'i 01ilMii.)Lili=! Yrs wcitiirii Bve the wrin,!rrfiil -foi-Uiis 

fjf ooMtrot, i-uiiifiirl jiiij (•Iiâiii'*ri!i (hU ,.ar us miirli ^ 

iiiiii do! Wliiln nn n aj.jirrriato tlir nrW |wi«..r",if llV 

ftm=krt Knjjinn, wnniît like its, „,.» fuH-.iiUi,- 

Matures Nfrt, jlke \u finap ami dash. \f,,,flrn likP t\»- 

rule, thelrimu 

ifiirri.irs. Put UHIII all ln»ftlirfanil 

âu'vo a qtialiiv* cntnLUiaii iliii a,lt!s ,/,, i(( ';-,„,; 

V>LIL- Old* itHin^! I.ct ^fi 

t 

OUU 

dt'iuuiialrate 

-, .Lring the, «Ii.-tlc fiunllv 

•rnmnwm A ROCKIT TO PIT YOUR POCKIT 

... A »TYLB f© SUIT YOUR TA»T«1 

JAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1919 

THi OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER 

OCEAN CITY BARGAIN 

thion Now 

Is Perfect 

Country Platter 

By LES CARROLL 

How often have you said, "The 

New Spring Hat Styles 

old songs were hes!; Lliey just don't 

write ifmi kind anyniSjyV" Ilecording 

iiompanit's are endt'HVyring to 

spire Has has been modi the new spring hats, with their saljisfy your longing lor Ihobe son{|a 

uses for spring, but it is a Icrowns 

and face framing brims. by rt'liliisiiiti Li 

story for hairityilnfr The | The most important trend is lo 

iping lines ef the Empire! tints and highlights in the new 

is too flattering la be dls coifs. Dying; lightening or highlighting 

the hair is no longer the 

forte of the daring alone. Using 

he imprqssion- of adfU't! one of the spray preparations or 

added height, The effect 

liquid 1ightenei% tinting fan be 

led through the cut-short | 

done in your own home. 

swirled up and around, > Tipping and streaking con high* 

jre fringes, reaching almost light yotir natural ctjlfiring and bring 

?ehrdw in some caies, a new IUt to your 

air Is fashioned into thu 

lihape by using the Freneli SPINSTER ©P ARTS 

l\ the back ef Uie head and And then there was the 

'deep banks and soft curls uate who sighed: "Four yu 

frame of the face, ieyt> and whom him it g mo?"— 

ipire eeiffure is perfeet fisr West Brant'h Time 

COMBINATION 

WINDOWS & DOORS 

— REPAmS and REGLAZING = 

#l s of old favurites, re= 

ijorded oh modern rctyrcUng equipmuni, 

"(Memories of You" hy Hoy Snieck 

has a tifiZL'n lovt'ly memory tunes, 

svitli lluj rich tones of the ernan 

Liltiitiiii^ wilh Uie huuntiiiii strains 

(it ing liijwiiiian guiiar, Tiiuy uyoke 

uleasiitu, imsLalsiL' mood. 

To Iurthtjr envyjujiu you in happy 

mL'tnoritf-N, "WJuru Oi Lus" by Uas 

Fiiul alia hi--. Trio i,s a pk*aslnB t ! ol- 

Jt-t'tiois of old Hop and Hawaiian fiiuorilfH, 

And ii! "A Aluîual AiUob!= 

ugraphy of BInj4," UiitM L'nisljy sii!j.;s 

hi^ iUr.u.vxi liiiH uf ihu Iu:i4-ia4i era 

iAll iJeueai, 

Tiiure ure albums covering old, 

fnmiiiar waltzyH, loo, "Favorite 

by Hank Thompson" (Cuplitjiuli.uiLv 

handled arid InsuL 

h it jst'i (.•iiniiit iiivoritys as 

:T 

"nui~Ti11? f nit - ¥ mi -mvroTti eart'* and 

'•isk.'iU-!' 1 ., WalU," !I WatiK With Whoolii-Q," 

by "WiiunpL't 1 " John Filfahrt, 

:ias an uiinriillud Maiciy !h;st will set 

youf it'Ot tapping (iJt'ft-u!, 

With tiie pi'tjsent pojiLiiiirity of 

(ulk hoiiysj two albumH of special 

MIAMI-SOMERS CO. 

NEW RD. SOMERS POINT PHONI SF 2735 

[PRESSURE LOW? 

BILLS TOO HIGH? 

[WITCH TO CLEAN, 

IAFE, ECONOMICAL 

OIL HEAT 

CALL 


OIL COMPANY 

JACK NIAL, Owner 

IERS POINT 3578 LINWOOD, N, 

' * -""" 

iin^yr?; In lli-Fi" iDifgcui- and thy 

high-riilinR Kirij?slon Trio's ", . , 

iiom lily •Hungry !''* (Capitol*; hath 

of whitrli ft'SUlry pUfiihiiiii, Iriyk ar= 

rang(?mt harmony on top 

hivt' hailnd?;, many ol whieii they 

Lhomsi'lve^ pi-ijnyd ihoih Capitol 1, 

Allot hyr brother Icintl nultid for 

llit'ir liaririfiny, th« Wilbil n Bros., 

iiirn in a tint- pt'ifnrrnuht'e on I'i ol 

iln, 1 most popular siiriji, ot thy last 

30 years in "Sidy by HUiy" fDueca!, 

And I'm' ii muNU'iil .iisuiiit'y, ''Hnvt' 

f JuiUi'. Will Travri" by Kckly Arnold 

it, a f'itmpihiiiuii of fafnijtis stale and 

tuiy Kfiii;;.-, fllCA', 

IIfiii'5, Will l.uvi;" i.U'iin Mu'pnrd, 

Ciipjiuli; ••\Vlic|iL'5"in'-L Pines," "When 

It's Hiii 

11 •, is t tin, 

"Thai's 

>;nnn ! 

Cajiit 

WeIi 

iiiyiiijio in Alihikii * ijohiiny 

L'ijtiiinbih'; "S'linkui 1 . Go 

(i}i)ldi!' Hill, »i-t-c;ii; "A 

' in Mt>' = iljun Qi\thitnl HCAl; 

Wlwit If?. Like" tit Bi? LBne- 

(H:iy Prji'f, Ciitumbiat; "My 

tiii' Livum" iKcriiii Huskey, 

; •'Miiminy 1'itt a I>ay" (Kilty 

Jecta'j "Knoxvillc Girl" fLou= 

vin Bros,, riipjiui 1 ; "Mama's Boy" Uo 

iJavis, Cnlumhia I; "Forgotten 

Dreams" hJohnny Sis, Deeta!; and 

•'Tarrjifiwn" 'Ilarr> Uelafonte; RCA), 

|PASTIRNAK TOUR? 

1 LONDON — 1'orU PaHternak, tlie 

Hiiîim ijiiihor i-iiliud a irsiiur by 

• iMivii I .'iLilliiiniic 1 ^ after winning ihe 

NU!KI in-vfij lur iiti'ratiij'i'. rppyrt= 

: fdlv h, willing now to maku a hiswi't'k 

k'Cjiirc loin' of Uie United 

: 8l:iU ! '? anil Britain, 

! .Isihs- Viiiilioila, noted Hnnnish au- 

] iliDr, and Piuf, Pliilip Ilallit> of Vmv 

t £li ilJiii L'hivtJi'hiiy, are seukisiM te 

iirranue the Icjyr, 

kS'j. 

/ J^ 

y - ' : ^ _ > , . 

Nothing says it like a phone call from you! 

In your pmctic^ everyday life=phone service ii a 

practical everyday bargain. But on Valentine's 

Day, it's Dan Cupid himielf I A phone call gets 

straight to the heart of things—putting you m 

touch tII person with' thoie you love, 

so a 

costs so little 

Hasten,»,.,,,, 7Q£ 

Detroit,,,,.. 11.00 

3*min,' station rats 

frem Atlantle City 

after © PM and all 

day Sunday. 10% 

tax not included, 

HEW JERSEY BELL 

f-\ -\ 

r 

New Low Level Flourescent Bridge Lights 

Dramatically Successful At Monahawkin 

State Highway CsmmlstlBner Tests ef the lighting were made the spokesman added, snd the per- 

Dwight R, 6, Piim*^ heg an. v4thin the pait two weeks, the Demanent lighting cycle will new be 

neunced another "First" fer the 

New Jerssy State Highway UiparTpartment's 

spokesman noid, and un- readied to begin operation when the 

menf, in stating that preliminary der acLuai field conditions with all main roadways of the causeway are 

testg hive shown lsw>leve| fluor#S< units lighted. Temporary main trunk completed and the overall project 

cent lighting installations dramatis* tlcciridal connections were made to opened for full operation -eiiiy in 

illy effective, 

permit the tests to be carried out, the Sprini of this year, 

CiUny a recent instaUatisfi on the 

Heyte 72 .Vlanahawkin_ Causeway 

Undue, Commissioner Palmer said 

inat the installation is the first of Us 

kind in ihe nation, representing a 

mujor departure from highway 

bridge light i dqsigiia of tbe past 

and present îiu may wtll presaye a 

new era in this field. 

EniUnuers for the Department con» 

iism.sd ihat tests egnaueled at the 

bridye site have served "to unreserv. 

euly conilrm" Uie mstaUaUon's plans 

which were compiuled moii; Ihari 

twt) jnara ayo and which reflected 

us jig limy iii & of this Hputiiit' design 

*n JUM, 

A ilighway Depirtmenl 

man d!>•.(• i".hi»d the novel 

as cons, !.nil of M4 separate fiuoresfcli! 

iiMhliiii; units mounted in the 

top iailutg of the 2,400=k»ol long 

bridae balustrade, Bath 42.inch long 

unit is spneed approximately 2 leet 

from thu next and the Sights' rayi 

are directed to the bridge's four 

iane wide concrete roadway al right 

•ingles lo iraiTie, 

Ohio School Pupils 

Study Cape May Shells 

Shells found an Cape May County 

beaches are the subject of a scienee 

! project in the Toledo, Ohiu Jii/h 

i School, 

I DeJin Malius, of 433D Slider av., 

Toiedo, innyired of the County PubJie 

Affairs department for data about 

shelUi en the county coast. 

Literature was mailed iu the studniii 

listing infomialion coiRerniiig 

the following shells found in the 

area; Channeled pear coiuh, northern 

moon, surf elams, knobbufJ pear 

ccmeh, quahog or hard clam, ponderous 

ark, bay scallop, ribbed i 

false ank'el's whi|4. iitile dog 

and stout rasur. 

"PUNCTUALITY IS THI 

SOUL OF BUSINESS" 

* (Author's Name ikMui*! 

In the practice of pharmacy 

, 'punctuality is Imporj 

tant. Our prescription de> 

I partment is" geared, to compound 

prescriptions as 

speedily as cautions for accuracy 

permiis. All our 

medicines are classified so 

that, from the many'thousands 

we slock, the exact 

one prescribed can be located 

within seconds. 

Pharmacists are taught in 

college about the action of 

c'vury drug. Wo know it is 

important Ihat certain medicines 

bo taken by the patient 

as soon as possible. 

Sometimes life itself depends 

on how quickly such 

a proscription is dispensed. 

When any emergency occurs 

depend on us to do our 

best, as quickly as possible, 

YOUR PHYSiCiAN 

CAN PHONf 

OCEAN CITY 0901 

WHIN YOU NEED 

A MEDICINE 

Pick up your prescription 

if shopping near us, or 

let us deliver" promptly 

without extra charge, A 

great many people entrust 

us with the filling of their 

prescriptions. May we compound 

yours? 

ORDILB PHARMACY 

THE PRESCRIPTION STORE 

P. Wesley Ordile, R,P. 


Prescription Specialists 

STORE HOURS 

Dstiy B a. m. is 10 p, m, 

Sundiy f •- m, ts 9 p. m, 

OPEN ALL DAY 

*QuftUiii 

shaped sections. But Mercury's wipers 

have an overlapping pattern&eiear a five= 

foot swath—including the center. You 

drive relaxed in all kinda of wtather. 

C, Young; 

L,, Ltidwld Weat 

Slo«n; WUdw»d> ' 

Wildwopd Crest Albert 

WootlUne, fc, "" 

EMERGENCYI 

asked for quick serrJco 

pair of h> radio sad têwMoa 

explained vfhy the special spea0 

needed: - • 

"Witji both gets broken 

I had to sit and talk 'wttti 

SIGNS 

BILL CASSEDY 

PHONE 

a:, inc. 

MAC ARTHUR BLVD. 

SOMERS POINT 

£NTER-f>HOilA, TMs sew aQmeat besets you wh«a 

you try to Ret Into other '5@ car*. Do you back in? 

Craw! in? Fall In? It's hard to teU which, But 

Mercury has the right remedy; door openingB are 8 

inches wider. There's up to S inetw* mffim besd 

clearance. You step in easily _ without m twinge. 

CL0SE-T0QCTHEFNE8S. Other '59 em 

make friendahips too close. But 

Mercury moved the dashboard forward 

for 3' more knee room. There'* 

more leg roan, more elbow 

more usable room all around* 

MIDDLEMAN CROUCH. That hump 

in the floor of other -'50 ears is now 

larger than ever. It makes the man 

In the middle sit with his knees at 

his chin. But Mercury cut the 

hump in half! Now the middle 

man has room te stretch out. 

ANNiVIRSARY 5 9 M b R v U R I BUILT TO LEAD^BUiLT TO LAST 

GARDEN MOTORS, INC. 

220 Wesley Avenue — Phone 3134 OCIAN CITY, N* J. 

: • : • > . • . - • .

\ "' 

- " 

rJ" 

he Flanders 

i . 

Ocean Cfi/s largest and 

Mosr Modern d Fireproof Hotel 

LK AT ELEVENTH STREET 

ALL YEAR 

OFF SEASON RATES 

, • CONTINENTAL PLAN 

ICAN and FULL AMERICAN PLANS 

i*f -i , . 

m DINING ROOM OPEN 

*?&* BREAKFAST 8:00 a. m. to 9:30 a. m. 

1-* 

t LUNCH. 

" - 

DINNER 

1&30 p,m. to 2i00-p.in. 

6KM) p, m. to 8:00 p. m 

: Pufatk Cordially Invited 

USE THE FACILITIES OF THE FLANDERS 

YOUR PARTIES, WEDDING, BANQUET, ETC. 

it J ^ = - • 

. - Phone Ocean City 1000 

OIL BURNER 

INSURANCE 

Complete Coverage 

of Your Oil turner 

for Just a 

Few Pennies a Day 

LOCAL 

24-HOUR SERVICE 

FACTORY TRAINED 

SERVICEMEN 

For Information on 

THIS LOW COST PLAN 

CALL 0450 

LOUIS TACCARIHO 

FUEL OIL 

PLUMBING • HEATING 

General Meters DaJeMiM 

618 WEST AVENUE 

-i 1 "'-^ 

***-* 

^% J * '? 

THE OCEAN CITY SINWNILAtBeflt 

BARGA were living In U»B resort 

U. S. R*TS 

WASHING 

'Lifyfyfihs at Forty* 

fc#§ft pa^ng pferat 5 *** ««* 

W- 

1KS8 than to 1967. 

Agriculture Department has 

rtfe. iwl Mn- «Ported U»t W*e« °' PMnuto In 

~ ~~ th# Bnt form? In pesnut butter, 

^Taniun Sft t fram J canjHu HJld Otbe? foods totaled 2S7,» 

at the Nral 

COIilf PlTIiSON- 

000,000 pounds during the first eleven 

months of the year compared with AUTO TRIPS iXHILIRATING 

lice petty , 

t'ttWMiftseriHe gi&mgDOp i» *h* Hke period in FOR OLDSTERS 

^ ^ ^ i J. 

LA^T VfggK. I S©T a woman of 

H *a«d .jn At- Stotta of peajrats on 

70 who has just learned to drive an 

: ',]. 

30 ireje reported to have been the ftutomobUe. Until she 

second largest on record, exceeded 

only by tbgse on the same date In 

'**>'*$ * * * 

STORM SASH 

J .-'• Prompt Dvlhrery 

.; t MIAMI-SOMERS CO. 

NfeW RD. SOMERS POINT PHONE SP 2735 

Efi J • . TN. * v 

A WIDE RANGE OF, FABRIC SASffLES 

FOR YOUR S^JSGTlON 

REPAIRING 

-f ' - SPRINGS'BB-TIED — CtfSlpON! 

UPHOLSTERING CO. 

105 E. RbowWlt Bfvd, 

Marmora, N. J. 

was Population Shift To Shore 

Points Started Around1900 

(This it m of • 

need the stbnul&Jng therapy of an 

oecasional auto rldet 

Half the cars on our roads •» 

empty except fcr their drivers. 

Many of these car ownerg 

widowed glad to share ttete en*^!! 

W?o yean ago her huAand chauf- asked them, 

feured her, ftfi whert W paaed on MOST OF US take our ears very 

the ear sat sUcatLy in the garage, much tor granted. We go for a 

It'a bad ansiilh to loie your mate, ride at the drop of, a hat and con 

but to find yourielf stranded In thesider 

it one of our lesser Joys, But 

subiufbs because û ean't drive a there are many elders In our neigh' 

eaj h nUsiy eoniBeunded, borhoods who have no access to a 

TOoi# who are aeeustomed to theear 

and for whom an oecasional ride 

easy mobUlty of an autonuibiie miss would loom as the iUggest thrill of 

it teTJMy*ând this •wfflnan was no the week, 

exeeptisn. ê was sure she could If you would like a ftee list oi 

tf 

never learn to drive at her age, Sjut T^s en Stretching Retirement In- 

she recently "tuned up her courage eome," write to this column In ear© 

and enrolled for driving Iessens-= of The gentinel'Ledger, enclosing & 

vowing that if ê ever learntd ghe*d stamped, self-addressed envelope, 

share her oar with housebound old= 

She learned to drive, all risnt, and 

promptly made up a list of older 

people in town who didn't have ears 

and rarely tasted the exhllirotlon of 

as auto ride. Now—-five days a week 

—she chauffeurs a earful-of oldsters 

on an hdur*a spin through the coun= 

trysUe, 

'^laving Uved withotit wheels for 

two years I know how much it seam 

to be able to go for a ride," said she 

"H I were the only one using the 

ear I'd consider it an extraviiganee. 

But I don't mind the cost when 1 

consider the' pleasure I'm giving to 

so many, 

"The automobile is a wonderful Inentton. 

It whisks you out of your 

our walls. It brings you • rapidly 

changing scene. And it doei won« 

den for the spirit. 

Learning to drive and sharing ni 

car have added new excitement to 

nw old age, I only wish mors people 

would share their ears with those 

ess fortunate.," 

She get me ts thinking, why 

shouldn't there be some kind of 3 

egister in every community to bring 

together (1) those with automobiles 

who want to do something for older 

people, and (2) those oldsters who 

ifftop 

^Sraulns «Jbtf «•. 

along the Delaware Bay 

??h l idniitrUi town of 

sons able to enjoy a seaside vacation 

|nd a eerreiponding Increase In the 

s 

mm b«* 

number of persons and tellltte. 

tlon Report, 

needed to serve them. The nil- 

ly PlMmbHi S#BFd Mid major transportation 

P reads BDd growing proiperity Jn the 

by th. Swttrt*W.«»gW In rh* tlsniic vea, then, OFe toe 

ehanglng mtans ef tran^r 

met factors which led, dulng the and the develepment.. pf —? -^ 

Bie unewn dWûtton ©f ^p 

latter part of the 18th CeiiWry, to types of economic activity have hal 

May County's present day pepula» 

theiounding and settling of newover 

the years. 

tien Is readily apparent to anyone 

resorts on the toarrler islands of Any population Is UmHed fty what 

driving through th© County. The 

Cape May County, 

has betn termed tha.-'earry n| ^ 

evolution ©i tWa dMrtouUon Is The 1W0 population distribuUan taparity" 

of the land which might be 

bound lip in the events which have that of a Riral economy In which deflned as the masimum n^n^^f 

taken pliee slaee the first tract of people wen gathered in dense clus- persons who can toe fed, clothed, 

land around d the th City Cit or Cape 

M&¥ ters only hi the commercial centers and sheltered by the products ef a 

was purchased from the Indians in of Cape May City, West Cape May, given parcel ef Una, Man, however, 

1630. As the Coun^ developed, WUdwoed Ocean City, and the man- has a certain amount of control over 

iettlefflenta increased = first on theufacturing 

center of Woodbine this carrying capacity through de- 

mainland and after 1880 on the remess 

municipalities had population ciding how the land will fee used, 

sort islands. The changing dytritai densities of §03* 599, 333, and 175The 

resorts ef our County are an 

tian of population, in the County persons per square re mile mile. Contrait* Contrait example of this. Intensive cxpieita- 

since 1870 gradually caused shifts In od with these communities, the more tion of the beaches and services 

the theorettaal eeiiter of pspuIatJett rural mainland townships hsd dens- which ihe County reus prûees a 

'ftls point moved generally to theIttes 

averaging i only l 25 35 peraons penons per high monetary return, and because 

east in the ana north of Capf . „ ffluare mile, white the Ceunty aver- 

Caurt Heua^ fr^ 1M0 to 1M0 at 

of this the resort area is able to 

age -was SO persons per square mile, 

which time the trend reversed to- 

support a high density of population. 

The population distribution pattern 

ward the mainland. 

This situation is in contrast with the 

which was emerging in 1900 had be* mainland, where a miscellany of 

After 1870 growth in the United a reality by 1950. By this time 

States "breuflft -wMIl tt ftstii the! majority of the County's 

economic activities replaces intens- 

Ho Has A Date means of faster transportation and a 

a^îe majority of the y ive tourism. Even .en the mainland 

general quickening of tile national population diwelt hi the retorts, In itself there are great differences to 

With The Moon ' way of Uf€, WUh thU change came 

peFSOns w jugt over 60 density between town centers and 

an increase in the number mi 

total County 

B>C 

t' 

No other 

- t t 

r. ThU wld«nt the ttancQ, not Mitt car. 

inc*d, read-hugfllng rlrff» 

p^NTiAe epAtsit ron A ROAD TEST T^QAY 

This missileer ts dfigaid f&e 

m date with the moon. His En- 

|ay Butyl rubber sidt Is 

pervious to liquid oxygen. y 

dfogtn peroxidft fuming nitric 

acid and other chemical 

rocket fuels. The suit is made 

of a combination of cottonfabric 

bags and resin-modified 

ttttyL TUB newest of Space 

Age fashions was develo|Jti 

by the Army Quartermaster 

Research and Engineering 

Command to protect missile* 

eervidag crews on h l 

lag 

1 

Old 7mm- 

"Uncle Zeke never 

hew hard H to to drive • bargain 

until he boDghl that 

secondhand car," 

NUdta Khruseher, Russian 

ien "it is essential to learn to 

contentlQus proMems by peaceful 

talks," 

tjiSS AVtf PHONE 060c 

-£ -4 

..-•-' ' •'• •'}••' •:•: •;•( ^ f i f l :JfiKC^ 

" — *i 

Xf^ 

•'«• 

illfff 

THURSDAY, 

the Mtrraunding 

and the retirea 

Villa* rtl have muca, 

than the prci 

for 

•tri 

ftoM\.." 

F i ml it 

in 

LtEUONi 

TM 

"HA 

The 

SENTINEL-LEDGER'S 

26TH ANNUAL 

SPRING EDITION 

NOW! 

THIS ED/T/ON GOES TO §VM& 

OCBAN CITY PROPERTY OWNER 

AND TO THOUSANDS OF 

RESIDENTS AND 

GET YOUR COPY IN EARLY 

UPOH RECEIPT OF COPY. YOUR NAME W1IA APPEAR IN LIST OF 

ADYERTISEK PtIBUSHEO IN THE SEHTiNEWiD€CR 

i* 

.3- 

?*- 

. , • • - • • $ 

CEAN CITY 

L rea wha cbuJd be getunder 

recent changes 

&qurity law may not 

their sew rights, Je> 

:4Jitr!ct ronnaatr of 

^ Sfrtii Sissurliy Ofr 

thji fWftt. r ff 

rfltbl f 

f BndepU of 41saWed 

living social security 

to severely 4issbied 

65 yca|-s of age since 

l«y WSrmentB c«n also 

j their dependentB, 

BBts who ***art if- 

* wiprke^ «t the tiipp 

, liufc ^h©" eo'uia fiot 

jtdfilfy for beiteOtf ^ 

iod ^n ©r ây| 

J a widow, , 

BOW get payme&tj, 

of ratired 

i 

I Sefprs b ^ ^ 

now tie paid dependeven 

if they v/erk sot 

oB the worker for at 

of liielr support, 

workers 'who could not 

pfc fWUlri^ftntg iiRflBr 

rit disability prp# 

did i»ot have sp» 

credit for #i least * 

half out «f the tApt 

^ became di*abied, 

Je new. Dâbled workto 

§5 may he paid teq&. 

; under 60 ean have their 

ty records froita to pro- 

Irights, 

d out that anyone -who 

|t he may toe eligible for 

luse of these ehuages fit 

juld get in touch VB-lth 

J Security Offleo, Those 

ior boneftb have been 

In the pai| should be 

applieationi, he said. 

A 

PLANS MEBTWO ON 

ONT BE 

DEAF! 

„,,. promptly, you ore 

fto an exciting FREE 

it proves hew to hear 

igata with both ears, 

fan tell who b talking; 

punds come from. 

lyour 2nd ehanee to happiness in famUyi social, business 

1 write for valuable book sent in plain wrapper to 

pne Hearing Aid Co,, Dept, 03Z9, 2900 W, 36th Street, 

age, HI,, or Sou^h Jejêy Hearing Aid Center, fO3 

m Terrace, Vteeton4, N, J., Ceftifled Hearing AM 

Blogist, repahp and service fop all makes, phone Leslie 

tk, OXfofd J-37Z8 or OXfort J=O66O, 

BUILD 

BUY 

World 

YOUR HOME - USE OUR MONEY 

LOIS HAMILTON 

to fcrt 

a* 3 result at ^ 

aegahsM of 

now checked 

«d Wf ipwten# la 

pp, t^t stays and reinforcing 

sleeves, Tbje wqnien Jp Mn. He«ron'« 

and Ifrs, Soffe'd class have altered 

and .afihfsted their Mtterns and are 

BOW t^tUiw out thelf gnnoepls. 

m H- ®(met oi ^viUe, Mri 

DaVaOi, pesaii yiew, air* 

IRECT REDUCTION MORTGAGE LOANS 

mm ACCOUNTS 

Tenns Up to 15 Yc«fs 

1001 A3BU&Y AVIMUE 

PHONE 0012 

I 

WHEREVER YOU 

THERE'S RAMBLER 

IMMEDIATE DELIVERY FROM STOCK 

••* RAMWJRS 

• AMBÂDORS 

* RAMBLER AMERICANS 

_ STATION WAGONS A SEDAN3 — 

PROM 

Trad*vln Allowance* 

H. C. AMOS 

RAMBLER SAl.ES «nd S?RV(CE 

34TH ST. 4 WEST AVE. PHOHE 1888 

step (h*ir oirp 

Pfmfl Your 

of a series of m« 

for e»s Nfey m h 

hy the Coumy Siten#toB 

Sutftrs Udit 

to have 4© 

erf suitable fpr tp W 

they kgd wlthqut pending 

deal of pfOQpy, . 

I this unb«D urea, dottles a woro- 

Jif4f 4o M w*U dressed for the 

Vftrfouf ^ctlvlt^ *n4 boefêns in 

hsr l}fe *re sometî quite different 

U)en what a wmppn Jn tPhUadehJhta, 

Ba|Uinpre o^, Wsshtogton inL^bt flpfl 

most nseful. 

The fwetiMs âil Help wpinep an- 

*M^ tiwlr «w» needs la dress, deveb 

OP * topw|pdf? sf Unep and colors 

most beemitpg =tp them 'and learn 

ti part accessories play Jn db 

meetings will be held for 

who efe willhig to be voliinieadem 

In the subject and pats 

) infenasUdn along to a group of 

friends and neighbors. These leader 

training meetings wtU toe Weflnes* 

day, MiKh 4lh end Wednesday, 

Mareh 11 in the 014 Court House 

Building, dp? Hay Cour* Hpuie, 

frota 1-50 p, m, to 3:30 p, m. 

Dates and fUmsi of eopmuntty 

ê^ngs will be anpQiwwed teter, 

Register with Miss Lois G, Hanlltoft, 

Cape »ay ûnfa 1 MoL«i|shUnt B. p. A Oaps 

May; Urs, îrn^ M, Owy* North 

Wi&t td n A % S, potts, o* 

West Cê'Mf, have given, their 

first twetlng m YPUm Before ¥eu 

BMT 

hoBM eient, 

phsne |-3n| or write to her—Old 

Court House Budding, Cope May 

House, 

ra with the Home 

Extension SCTVICC are conducting 

meetings throughout the 

county. This training is part of the 

free educational, program furnished 

residents of Cape May County by 

the County Boar^ of Freeholders and 

Rutgers University through the Extension 

Service. 

Mrs, Charles Hughes, of Green 

Creek, and Mrs, Luther Hearon and 

Mm, Charles $offe, of Goshen, are 

Simple words and pictures d& 

scrltoe an amafiog Ifeltone invenUon 

created for folks who 

won't wear a hearifig «fd for 

fear of feeing conspicuous. 

FOR ALL MAKE HEARING 

CAN BB OBTAINED At = 

ALEXANDER 

817 Atbury 

Octin CHy 

1 BRINd THi CROWD H8MS 

"Let's do our bpBHSflfDrft at 

house toolg^t," spy* j 

Mary, "Then W9 aw pl*y 

ords *s soon 9* we get t 

of the way," 

•lily's feeJIng of freedom 

vltlng her frfeo** fa her 

h a good r?l^t|on»Wp with 

and thftt th« tpppp 

or her hove U pleasant, If» 

(or young people 

f , ina" We teenager 

? ^4)Ich Is mt% «f m& series of 

free to bring friend* I 

tt# **Wtt5 Use ^ the I^sUy ftpd 

DoB^^ iproj&ct, ê women wfte 

When younss(ers doiii fertng their 

attended these mepUngs held diwtt& 

friends home, It's s goo^ H ^ 

slons on plannhig adequate diets and 

look for the ?*iioD^ 

prepared and served their own lunch- 

s.t th? beginning fs discover 

eons, ^ 

er the pjrt fl J 

"Furniture fiefiqi?bJng" ^ a work 

Too oft 

meeting ROW being held' by tSfr^, 

well wi 

Leate Schsrff, of Ocean Q^ It i» 

a series of f jve neeUftgs one wepkly. 

The ftteetfngs are being held at the 

Novta Witdwbod RactMtlonal Center, 

Two meetings of this series have teen 

held with a total of 45 attendance. 

To date the ^neinbers have removed 

the 014 ffalsh, cieaned, sanded and 

removed dents on thetr pieces pi 

furniture, 

Long and Like It" was the 

topic of discussioB led by Mri, C, E, 

Brodin, off Ocean City. Mrs. Brodln Elena Rodrigues (left) and Juana Blanca BourrouiJh, 

presented this discussion about foods 

and attitudes to incorporate In dally students at the University of Bueoos Mrm /m Argerittpi, 

living now In prepaiaUen for theare 

obviously enjoying their first contact with snow. The 

Urns they will retire .to ig^ members girls and 13 male students from Argentina arrived on the 

of tts Ocean City Civie Club. Rutgers campus In New Brunswick, N, J,, on Jan, 25 to 

Mrs, Dorothy S. Cramer, of Sea Isle 

City, presented the topic "Gettini begin a six-week seminar in economics under State Depart- 

Tough Doesn't Help" to a igroup of ment sponsorship. 

eight women of the Parent and 

Family Life Division of the Sea Isle 

City PA 

sandwich bags, waxed paper or foil. foimd in garments of all price ranges 

Raw or canned fruit makes a good and will take care of the natural 

dessert. Cup custard5 applesauce or expansion without evidence of bulk 

W(LL HOLS BASfC 

chocolate pudding can be carried in or estr^ labrlp. 

CUASSf S 

the lunch box, Fack it fa custard This Information, was obtained 

Harold Winder, Sr,, a trained cup and cover with fail, 

from Mrs, Florence G, Mialfie, es* 

leader in Basic Se%ing ConBtructifin Lettuce for sandwiches should he i lyl specialist at Sutgors 

with the Extension Service, will hold carried separately. Wash the lettuce 

her first meeting of five (one meet leaves, dry them gently in 5 p#per 

fnf a week) ori Thursday, March the towel. Wrap the damp towel losely HOMl ECONOMICS BR1IPJ 

iftth te Avaton. 

around lettuce and -tuck in lunch ^..j'- whole carrols require £0 

Registration is still open so if you box. The lettuce wJll g|ay crispto 

30 ipJnutes- bsiUng time to cook, 

wish to learn haw to mw or care and fresh. 

Sliced, 

to take a refresher course call Mrs, If you pack a piece of pie or mhs, 

Winder at Avalon 7-M95 and register be careful not to crush it, The 

now. Or you may register w|th Miss plastic ipie»shaped containers avail- 

Lois G, Kamiitdn, home agent, for able at dime stores make good eon< 

this series at the Old Court House tlners for pieces of pie. 

Building, Cape May Court House, 

phone S31U. 

This information was obtained from 

Irene H, Welgamot, extension 

Here is ne charge for this instruc< foods and nutrition specialist of Rut^ 

tien, Vour only cost is for thegers 

University. 

material which you use in making 

your dress. 

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SELECT MATERNITY CLOTHES 

GOO0 PACKED LUNCHES WITH MEW STYLE FEATURES 

CAN pi €A5¥ TO FIX I 

Fashions in maternity wear embody 

TUeva are many tricks ihat speed 

new style features in .garnients for 

the paefclng of appetizing lunches. 

All occasions to keep the mother to* 

It's just ^ important tg follow a 

be ajBUye, flfagertul and glam&rous. 

menu guide in plashing; a packed 

*lten-*h&kil "gbtWes are tcapertant 

lunch as it ts any other meal, both 

for sn esepeetant mother, hut an ox- 

from the standpoint of

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the Bespit*!, Wsnda ffly 

i f»t beside him 

la the eart ftW* »«*• , 

v "~tdMi*i*fit »» to have a wreck, 

e I didn't tell my 

a th® tifer was earning, Afte& 

R^ lora I laid W» »ere wasn't 

any need faW 

$25 to $500 

HBD MONEY 

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INCOME TAX? 

C«II or com* in 

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When it wai reported that Ray 

Stofk hadi*t put tho Hfs of t'onny 

Brice on the screen bo cause he 

couldn't find anyone io play Fanny, 

a ipatt of sugg*stiens followed. They 

ran the gamut fram Idyo Harme to 

Carol Channing and included Joan 

Mitzi Green and Eve Arden, 

Kate Smith reports she has taken 

off SB ipoutids, but her dat-tor wants 

her to lose more, 

WILL 

YOU TO 

Stamford, Conn; 

Washington, D.C; 

MUdlttown, N. Yi 

Hamaburg, Pa, 

BY PHONE 

3 min- station fats from 

Atlantic Cliy after 6 P,Mand 

all day Sunday, 

10% tax not included. 

fHi ©CiAM eltY 

Kezallnd Russell, that hi 

dynamo Is now busy writing siu, 

iii story for the sereen. 

Jack Balance Is learnlns 

his own plane in i 

spite sf all those, mountains! 

George Montgomery js giving up 

the furniture business which he 

has headed for ten years. The great 

sueeess of his TV show, Cimarrsn 

City, and Ills movie activities won't 

leave him enough time for It, 

We wonder wha is gains to frisk 

thfi deporting guests when Peter 

Lawfard uses that gold dinner service 

his sponsors gifted him with 

when the "Thin Man" TV sories 

pfltl previous records? 

j Today's picture review; 

THE JOURNEY | 

"The Journey" is a truly remark* 

able drama, exciting entertainment 

that reunites the stars sf "The King 

and I," Deborah Kerr and Yul Bryn- 

Tiff. 

Yui •portrays tho rough Majir 

Surov, who guards a border. 

Deborah plays the part of a lovely 

fugitive. Lady Diana Asbmere—onu 

of a group of freedom=boufld iravt'h 

ers. who are suddenly "detained,"! 

Aithsulh the Major primarily stop- j 

ped the party for routine reasons, 

he continues to hold them 

for a private feissn of his 

ihe aleef, albeit allurini, Lady Diana, 

To insure authenticity of background, 

Produeer'Difectsf Anatale 

LUvak took wide ssreen and Technice 

I or cameras to within title shot 

of the Iron Curtain Border. 

With an impressive supporting 

east, «onsisttni of Robert Mofley, E. 

G= Marshall and Jason Robardi, Jr., 

this picture Is a "must" for all those 

who enjoy acting in the finest sense 

Protects your loved ones now... 

to 

In 

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Tale of Two WiVes 

The Remarkable Mr, Pennypacker" is a romarkably 

funny gtory of a remarkable family man who has two wives 

aM tod two mm, Clifton Webb the Princo of SopluaUcated 

Comedy is in the starTlng role, Dorothy Mcbuire is hjis 

S but confused wife, Playing at the Village Theatre 

tomorrow, Saturday, • 

joy romance in their moviei, this 

porlrayal of a lady wiio remembers 

lo be a woman and a man who forgets 

to be a machine, will be ample 

reward for the time spent viewing it. 

At least 10,000,000 persons in the 

U, S. suffer from some form of 

cardiovascular disease, the American 

ef the ward. And for those who en- Heart Association reports. 

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S those retirement years more eomfortable and independent, Prudential calls it Two-Way 

ii Protection for your family now, Proteclim for your old age later. And it's all in one plan. 

Why not find out about Prudential Two-Way Protection this week, With Valentine*! Day approaching, 

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THURSDAY, Plti 

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Philadelphia and 

ridburg, so that 

travel baek ana f 

uhiSdrrn goodnight. 

>• *•".:-• V. ft 

in ClncmaSi-ope. cel»r, 

Orion Webb movies since the 

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TakeT^!miy>*iikpacker named 

[yi-s, tiial's riglit, & 

nonu'd "Pmnypsekor"^ 

add l? children iai! hi- 1 "The Sheriff of 

eomedy western is 

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sheriff Of the g 

of Tombstone, and. 

owner who taught 

.Starring the h 

*', thraw in edian, Kenneth fe 

m oiilranpd minister, a uves CK American uudlencei u 

Hliockert spinstor, a howlink 

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ialsij nafflwl Ffnny- ^Mafl-ifieid, playing tbe 1 

and brina to si boii willi a 

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wife who wnnls iu know where the the cinemascope 

nine kids fume from i>»s! lure AVUS filmed 

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With noroliiy McGinn- m (he co v With some of 

t-i^pfl and IraH' wife. Clvtrles Co ing and exciting ___ri 

hum us ihr fldi'F bui no wi.^r "Pen 

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i-kfr" ,111! Ht .l«lin ss the pork 

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Ron KK as ih(i miiiisier's son whoneth 

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iRSDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1959 

[^ a lifdspan sf TO years, the 

heart will 1»eat more than 

times. 

PUBLIt SERVICE 

Bl'SIS 

PHILADELPHIA 

CAMDEN 

NDNEWYORI 

ALSO 

Sea Isle City, Avalon, 

Stone Harbor, Wildwood, 

Cape May 

end 

ATLANTIC CITY 

TERMINALS: 

I OCEAN CITY TERMINAL 

Ninth St. and Atlentli Av*, 

PHONE 1396 

P.R.S.L TERMINAL 

Tenth anil Haven 

FH5NI 1193 

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Hurricane Chain 

Nebprferte* Sweep 

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Knob Lock 

Red Cross Quota 

Here At $3,500 

A quota of ^,500 for Oeean City 

far the ^March R*d Cress fund drive 

was announced by James B, Cafiero, 

1950 March Bed pross Fund Campalgn 

Chairman, et the February. 

Board meeting Tuesday evening In. 

Capo May Court Housi*. 

Quotas for the other i0 branches 

sf ihe county chapter were announced 

as follows- Avalon, S300- Capo 

May, $2,530; ^nnii TowniHlp, $450j 

Lower Township, $1000; Middle Town= 

ship, SiOW; Sea Isle City, §425; 

Siane Harbor, $500; Upper TowftihSp, 

§375^ Wiidwood. H.2S0; and Woodbine, 

$330, 

The Choptcr amount te be raised 

It $14>940. This excels bit year's 

t toy |348, 

Mr. Cafiero addrassed Red Cross, 

volunteer fund campaign workers 

from_ Avalon, Dennis Townshipi Mid» 

tiiu Tawnahip and Sione Jlafbor discussing 

the quota*, and methods of 

door le doer soliciUiiion. A meeiinn 

for volunteers from Upper Township, 

Sea Isie City, Woodbine and Ocean 

City will be held Tuesday evening 

at 8 o'eiock in Red truss' Headquar= 

lers, Ifeadley iMeinoriai Building 

Miss Marjorie Howard, Field Rep= 

rest'ntatlve of the Eastern Area of 

tho American Red Cross, spoke nn 

the 1959 Red Cross slogan, Ôn the 

Jon When You Need It Most." She 

stressed the round the c-loek services 

svhieh meet humah needs when, 

ever and wherever they occur. 

The heart pumps an average of 

1B¥± quarts ef blood each ininute, 

Sizes up to 35 x 79 

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Finest ielection ever ef 

fewest efgitisns tit 

heavily sllverplatod p gift 

spaeiaiE ii . .. ail il it tni tnii 

one twispine lew price! 

Corns and solva many sf 

your gift prebiimt by 

cheesing now from th§sa 

fina gifts! 

Resort 

Shows 

Japanese Housewife 

Scouts Homeland Items 

Mrs, Emmerson Pursey, of 408 Asbury 

av., told ef her homeland Japan, 

fpr members of Girl Seoul Troops 

3b and S last week in the Reerea= 

tion Hail. Troop 89, under the iead= 

ership of Mrs. John Blethers and 

Mrs. Bruee Dimrm, was hostess. 

Troop 6 is under ihe leadership of 

Mrs. Paul PeftU and Mrs. Robert 

Marflndale, 

Mrs, pursey was born and raised 

near Niigala, Japan, and when she 

came to the United Slates she 

brought many souvenirs of her home 

country. Her display included a 

large assortment pf dolls, dishes, pie= 

lures, chop Hikks, dinner gongs, foils 

and many other interesting items. 

Among the toilectien she display, 

ed for the girls'was a lovely group 

of miniature birds all hand painted 

and hand carved out of ivory. They 

wore complete even to the mlnLfiJiire 

feet and claws. 

The doll collection interested the 

gli'ls greatly. There were dani'lnff 

girl dolls. Geisha girls, a water carrier 

and even a rice field worker. 

One interesting specimen was a baby 

In a Japanese bassinet which U made 

of reed and round in shape. 

Also en display were several mln» 

iature samples of Die Japanese 

houses. One bore a striking resent 

blance ,to the popular spUt level 

homqs in this country. 

Mrs, Pursey asked for three voluri' 

leers to bo dressed in the Japanese 

girls 5 outfit. Charlotte Beddow and 

Nancy Bixler, of Troop fi, and 

Melodee Morrison, of Trooji 3B, were 

the models. The speakers dressed 

each yirl and explained various 

points of Interest,, such as the garments 

using ties. 

Following the demonstration the 

girls asked Mrs, Pursoy many Questions, 

Khe closed by suyiiig several 

things in Japanese and counting to 

ten in her native language. 

(SON JEWELERS 

Phone 2278 


February 22 Set 

As Heart Sunday 

A quota of S2JS0 has been set for 

the Ocean City Heart Fund Drive. 

Last year's quota was $2,50U= 

Heart Sunday, February 22, has 

been set aside for ihe door to door 

canvas at which time volunteers will 

pick up all donations. .Mrs. Homer 

J, Gerken is chairman of the homes 

drive, and Philip Turner is chairman 

of the 'businesses. 

Mrs, Oerken has announced the 

following captains for the Heart Sunday 

solicitation: Mrs, Robert Sharp, 

16th to 34th sis,* .Mrs, Augustus 

Goetz, 9th to 18th sU?,i Mrs, James 

Prevenson, North to §th si., Asbury 

av. to the bayi Mrss John Tadoarino, 

Gardens setiion; Mrs, Seett Ourman, 

North to filh si,, Asbury av, to the 

oceani Mrs, H, R, Riekley Jr., 34th 

to BBlh sisi and Mrs, W, H, Eisenlohr 

Jr!5 Merion Park, 

Three Valuable New Services 

Available At The free Library 

Peter Wisnesky* dlreetsr of the 

Ocean City Free iPublic Library, an» 

hounced the addition ef several services 

at the local facility. The latest 

additions include a world wide sumsttsr 

placement directoryi a group of 

art portfolios and a series of Listen 

and Learn records. 

The 10S9 annual summer Blaee= 

iticnt directory, largest and most 

complete directory of its kind, is 

now available. It includes pei'maneat 

career opportunities, lists over 

12,000 summer earning opportunitiei 

around the world, and in ail 49 U, S. 

states, for students, teachers, profei* 

sors, administrators, librarians, scientists 

and social scientists. 

The directory, just puihlished, eontains 

everything one needs to know 

to earn, learn and travel while vacationing. 

It includes names, salar= 

les, locations, types of work, hew to 

apply, sample resume and specific 

positions, 

*Tne art [portfolios, ready for circulation, 

each contain sis aolor prints, 

14 by 11, by famous artists. They 

are ideal for students, program lead, 

era or even those just interested in 

art. There are 16 from which to 

choose and these Include Japanese 

prints. Old MOps a£ America, Old 

tj, S. Army Life, Picasso, Van Gogh, 

Degas, AudubDn-s Birds and many 

others. 

Finally are the series of Listen 

and Learn records which teach six 

foreign languages. Included are 

Italian, French, German, Spanish and 

Russian and each give!, the basic sen= 

tenets, phrases and voeabuiery that 

is needed in almost every travel elt< 

uulion, j 

The lesions are set up on three or 

four 33 1/3 reeards. which take sp» 

proximately one and one-half hours 

of playing time. They are made by 

professors of lan-guafies at- universities 

and colleges across the country. 

A mentis! of suggested meth5d of 

study is included. This gives pronudatlon, 

alphabet, social conversation, 

making yourself inderstood, customs 

and general expressions. It aJse lists 

books, radio programs and general 

material to help in advanced study, 

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Back From Florida 

;Mrs. Janet Carratne, ef 208 Ocean 

av!A^ and Mrs. Clara Mills, of 100 

Ocean av,, have returned home after 

spending three weeks In 'Miami, Ra, 

*PtHCB»H chance at HmddonfUtd 

"One thing about getting 

along In years is that yon feel 

your corns more than your 

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(No. Philo. & 30th St. Station) 

•nd CAMDEN (Bfoodwoy Statfort) 

All Ttmen Shown Are lutm gfudwd Tine 

I.KAVE OCEAN CITY — ISth BTBEET 

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OCEAN CITY 

THI OeiAN CITY SINTINiL-LfDGlR 

Arrangements were completed for 

To Discuss New 

County Health Group a meeting of the County Health 

Council to be held In the Did Court 

Re-elects Officers 

Home Building al 8 p, m, en Friday, 

Labor Day Date 

Dr. Samuel J, iMazzglta, of Wild- March #, at which time the U memwood 

Crest* was re-elected preiident hers designated by thytr governing 

*od John G, Bueher, of Stone Har= 

tef, iecretary anfi treasurer of the 

bodies a§ tile Executive Commit lee 

Cape May County Health comniis- of the Council will be pieaeni to A confereHee with the iriiboF Deparimeru 

at Washington to discuss 

L at a meeting Friday night in the formally organise the body. 

the proposed elumginS of Lubor Oay 

Court House BuUdlng. MUs The principal speaker will be frtjin the firs! to the second -Monday 

ttny Bke wii continued as nurse Harry Herman, community consult- in September wilt. take place to- 

at the meeting, 

ant, State District Health office of morrasv. 

Reports of the activities of theHaddonfleld, 

who will show a health According lo Honry C l.apidus, ns- 

were pr#i§nted fay Miss film as a basis for discussion of sisliitit directijr of advtrtisiniJ aild 

-with the statement of health topics. The tnt'cim;? wilt bit 

Bee toiee 

pramotkiji af the county. Under 

open to the public. 

Secretary of Labor Jamas T. O'Con- 

the seefttsftf aad 

neilVwlli meet with the commiUee. 

Grace M, Burke, administrative msislant 

to the Unefer Secretary, in- 

KAJ'S DANISH BAKERY formed Uic ctjuiiiy public al'l'iiirs de= 

parlment of ihe sihetluied conftren're. 

and COFFEE SHOP 

The freeholders recently went flii 

record ativofatirm the t*li*!f!Mt 

"Thm Homm of De/icfoui Baked Goods" 

DAILY SPiCIALS 

Comer 11th end Asfaury Av©. — Phon© 3380 

©PIN DAILY & SUNDAY FROM 7 A^M, 

! who recently included a copy of a 

resolution from the city of Cape 

May hi the Congressional Record on 

the Labor Day change which hits 

been primed in tht* Kt-tyrd, will 

attend the conference. 

Invited to attend tin 

in 

the date. The board is hcifii; &iip= 

porti'ti by ell ambers of coiiifflerey 

anfl oilier civic jJraupK iii many seclions 

of New Jersey. 

U. S, Senator Clifford P, Case, who 

has been active in the proposal and 

1 parley were 

Senator Charles W, .Sandman, AHsembi.vman, 

Roocrt B. Kay, county 

and itiUflit'ipal pffit'ialM. 

Editorials from various New .Jersey 

newspapers and r u soliit Ions 

adftptL'd by enamours of comniemi, 

will be submitted tn the Under Seere 

Ear}'. 

FOP Board Meets Here 

A meeting i.f the board ef tl'ifveters 

of Cajie May County Lodge Nn, 

7, Fraternal Order of Polite, miU 

Sunday af tioo?i in PlyiniiUHt inn 

here. IA. Ltmk Fiueea, of Wildwoort, 

stale prL'siitltTit, was i!i ah 

at the session. Heryyfint 

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vice 'president, was host in tin 

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269 95 


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Phone O.C. 2248 

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ALLOWANCE 

Gus A. Miller, Jr. 

9716 Third Avenue Stone Harbor 

Phen© St H. 8-S261 

Women Better Patients/ 

Says Family Doctor of Year 

Dr, Lonnie A, Csffin, 6f, of Farmlngton, laws, bask of work after being nemed General 

ef the Yeor by the American Meditet AtiBciatlon, 

"Women are better patients On healthr "The work e£ the 

than men," according" to Dr, voluntary heallh agenciei 

Lonnie A, Coffin, Family Doctor makes me eonfldent about the 

ef the Year, "They'll da what future. The National Founda- 

you tel! them, but men won't." tion, for instance, which helped 

At G8, Dr, CofTin is a warm us eight years-ago when a polio 

and happy man, busy with the epidemic hit Farmingion [three 

health needs of more than 3,000 of Dr, CofTin's four grandchil- 

peepie in and around rural dren, were itriekenj, is now ap- 

Farmington, Iawa, Enriehed by plying its March of Dimes f uhdi 

46 years of country doctoring, to problems like arthritis and 

he is also a man whe speaks birth defects. That's good news, 

his mind, a phiieBOpher with and good health," 

concise and witty views on life. On sickness: "If you re sick, 

Here are a few-of them: do svhat you ean to get well, 

On smoking: "It's undqubt= but try not to worry about it. 

edly bad for you, I gave it upIf 

you worry, you'll feel worse 

after my coronary, r!nd"=heand 

sp will 

stopped to light one of his sis 

dally cigars^'''rve gU-en it up 

several time* since therj," j 

1 because we have mere Lme to 

think about ourselves." 

On drinking; "fhefe are enlf 

certain people whs should drink. 

Those who ean both control il 

and afford it" 

On fish ing: "You ean fish sitting 

down and I like that. If 

you eateh something, fine, If 

you don't, exaggerate," 

: On being a doctor: "I try to 

lake care of people no mauer 

what the houri no matter where 

they iiye, no matter who they 

are, Where or when they get 

sick is not their fault," 

On being a doctor named 

everybody around "Coffin": 'Well, it's true that's 

you " 

what they carry you off in, but 

On being sick at night: "We the fact" ii my name hasn't 

all get sicker at night. That's scared off too many patients," 

i t=n, uill hi 

Lincoln Day Dinner 

Sat. By GOP Women 

Tho women of the C'A|JI> May 

County Worni'irs Republican CUMI 

will huh! their 111 h Aniiuiil Lincoln's 

Day Dinner ntid Drini't* ai Zaln'n r's 

AiiglfJifn Inn on Saturday ;ii &M 

p, !TL Mrs, Mnrin MiiHitrt, ffirmcr 

Assi-'mblywoninH frorri E.HSyK t'ounty 

;ifisl viff jirfNidi'rit of !ho Nvw .Jufi-vy 

Fcdcrjiiion til lU'iuihlirnn Wiim- 

1 miL'î sjJViikt'r. Thrro 

isij] ij]j,ii IJI> pruff>HNioiiiiI i'lUyriniii' 

! For iho (it-si time* in ihq hisinry 

I >>[ itu tiub t'flrh o! ttio 16 disiritis 

ni L'apu Mfiv Cuuniy i> rt'iMi'suniyiS 

I by a lit'ki't t'hnirman, Tht'y arc; 

, Aviiluii. Mi'-N. Mary B. !!iri!t*r; C;ii>' ! 

j May, Mrh: Luis Pt'Uiijm; Capo Muy 

ruini, >Ji>, Luuisi; Tfiiiji':-; Dunrii- 

Township. Mrs, Kliziihi'tj! t;iin|j; 

l.jjurr Tovijinhi|!, Mrv: pnfoilii'n 

Blt-jdnrn; Mifidlo 1 : ti«ii>!iip, Mr?.. 

Wiilria Mfflijni; Nurtti WiUiiMiotl. 

Mrs, llcli'hi* Mati', Oi'L'iin City, 

Ituha Coll if) 1 ; ArehiD rarlsyii. Fri't! Smuiifcr nrid 

I Aptitm Fire Iia!tai!nn t'HIcf Carl 

| Shaw, 

All Tail Cider* are welcnmi' 

whi'thpj- membi'rs of thi- Atlanik 

City Farias or sfirrii? filler Kfirt'sl. 

w York §>i:itt? Oov: 

Iltr, ffesl of t'diirn 

nnti ill ino Kmpirr .Slato'h'l.s dniiblrd 

in the pii^-f -4* yiWi FN aiul «ilt rigubly 

titjii-in sn tin? nuxt" six yenr;.. 

-; Hiii Nhi ("!(>•. Mrs. 

lAiu\f.ii Liirii-ks; Hiyiu- Jhifbnr, Mrs. 

Mnriiin Illiiir; I'jips'r Tuu'tisiiip. Mrs. 

Kriiia Ujn-n/fi; W'v^x Capr M;iy, Mrs 

for 

M h g 

equipment",,, 

Find it fast 

in the 

lYIUOW PAGES 

Tiis Yellow Pagei I eft 

eu "who sells" gnythmgi 

REGULAR 

$2 BAGS 

$-.00 

LARGE 

SELECTION! 

I 

Mury -Wliitf; Wilthsood, Mi*,.' Mar- 

L'.in.'! IJiih; Wofitlhiiuv MY?.. Fr;nH-i ! s 

Tall Cedars On Annual 

Visit To Resort Mon. 

hiild its 

f.'iiy 

NN. II will. 

Vihil ;,! ihi> 

• hi-i'j Munditv 

up. drive U I,!! to set 

ii"ii'mh('j'_fi. A letigi 1 Itrif, hiH'ii t^ni inviiln^ 

for hit'!' mt'lflbei'H hi alipnd 

with a hpecini indm-cmenl \,j rcjoih, 

Atlpr a short jiiiielin^ and orjliqai. 

i!i!3 of iitw mombiTs, the cnii-r-Uiln. 

liient Mill fcaiuri} a Muniu Carlo 

| uul Hie t'vt'iiiila «iU bi- rffrt-sr 

; fflt'iitH. --.-•.--- 

{ Thii iotiil f-ir.imiiliT ni uhar-'c Is 

; U\v .liiiiifir U,'p,ity tirsnid TMII ci-Har 

. Irviiifi ,1, M3tinlss- Hurihv R. IrvjVi" 

tUi^miij!-. HU'wiiri UJIITV Uu^k.u 

VERY SPECIAL I 

BARGAIN 

DAYS 

SPtiCiALS! 

FAMOUS PEEKÂ-BOOTS! 

They're warm, washable. 

fjijuble-iMtily 

waterproof! Kiep 

a pair at thi 

offiei-in tlii 

car—In your 

purse! 6 

PREPARED 

FOR STORMY 

WEATHER! 

Usually 

fer $2 

741 ASftURY 

AVtNUi 

OCEAN CITY 

"Tour dollar bop HUE (n a fllUiOU: 

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY ii 

At Court House Ti 

Bids will he 

(he Bon id of 

struction of a new ^jj. 

I[avi>n, as keen iflltiijtaken 

by prosffectlv-e 

Preehulilur t)r, Leon il 

rector of welfare 

The 

an ppi 

the expaiusien of 

digent home. The 

Mrant of $JJ 

appreved by the 

The esitensinn of thi km. 

adjaticiit to this (iarti>B^ 

u-ay. !s to b« b 

of the buildiiit.: and will 

The present i-njiatity is 

The Camden firm of 

Oretn, preiiored the 

project, Tht'y 

Crest Haven, 

MAY GO TO 

LONDON—Reports kn t ^ 

lhal ail eariy visit to 

BriiLsh Primf Ministfr 

"can now he rei'koiigd at i 

Such a visit is vlvwid 

a hulpfu! prelude io i r^', 

I'Onfert-nt'i' of itiij govi 

i Britain, the United It 

i ami France, 

It \H also understood 

United Wales ,ind Bntji 

NATO allies would Bitt-m 

WIRING 

Take a respite ffes wam\ 

and bask under iht wa\ 

tropic sun OD the : 

lands of Nassau or Jaaial 

Take a dip in i 

ffparkling waters, Fcds| 

htiafaled-renewei 

It's only a few houniq| 

by the fast 

DC'7Cor ihe; 

jct=prop Viseoi 

YOU can! FfOnbs^&l 

fpund-Lrip louriatfmijaii 

$147.60 TO NASSAU 

*2O4.60 TO JAMAICA 

FOR ilBSKnvATIONi i 

SHREVE 

TRAVEL SfRVlKl 

1313 Paeinc Avenui ffe 

ATLANTIS CITY 

Phone 4-5417 • 441ft 

HEATING PAINTING 

REMODELING 

PLU/V1BIN' 

BORROW THE MONEY 

At Bank Rates! 

The National Bank 

of Ocean City 

fa, 

BRiVi-IN OFFICI -, 1300 West 

SiA ISLi OFFICI ^ 43rd St.'and Landb 

' 3%'INTEREST'; 

PAID ON SAVINGS ACCOUNTS 

YOUR PiPOSlTS INSURED UP TO 

DIPOS1T INSURANCi 

Banking Hour*: 

All a » * U ^ R| 0Arf f JL M. T© 2 f• * 

ALL DR.VE.iN WINBOWS WILL II OPEN BAiLY AT 

ALL lANKIN© PAeiLITilS WILL Bl CLOJtO ON '** 

rk Club For Babies Born 

Vehides On The Parkway 

l-'C) U 1JAHIKS-- ill' 31 

hilhlt'i JiUS'l' itiH>ii hsii't! liii 

HtJiti' I'iirkwiiv hiiis'i- niiti- 

he &VW ,lt*racy ^liput'- 

ttf ihe liiiifH'si tn.'iii'i'- 

(M!t>,|f)i= Of ii htJHpiiitl, 

rt'piil'lcfl this 

in l';i,'i Is stiirivsi llu'ir 

H tin.' [ 

ln»i jr.-iiin otuml its 

irmU'rmtv 

h if! 

in HJiiT 

i>\ i\' 

i nil 

QTY 

XI'W Jt'i-fit'v llitihwiiy Auihnrily 

fiiritit'd u n jtirtsiiiiMl "Uiinlen 

I'iii'kwiiy Kiyi'Si (Jliilj" to (.'in- 

' tllM-NC 1 hitbu>H born iilunjj ihu 

i'iiiul, Mfmtjcr^liipj i'er1i(it i aiii>-; 

fl ijy Aiiiliiii'JLv C'hiiirfnnn Kiitlh 

K, While nil' given the pfsr- 

Mil K: 

'i*iii s Priikway was pnrtii>u!iit*ly 

hU'Sit'cl hy ilii ! balilt's in ifh th'.i! 

rnonlli iii ! full fjpi'i'iiUon July, IJ>Jjj 

u Ihi' 11 r*I tiirt't* wcii' horn 

ilit' Kiipi't'hiiihway, lri t-tiiilrnM, 

sviiH unly i)iii> death on tin? 

I'.nrkta'.'iV iri lhfil iii ! ayy=!i;in'i{* 

'I'lit' iii-i! i.nnrter mi'mhcr of Hie 

't'liih" SV;H jisven thi* mmtfle niirtiM 

nf J'iii-kw:i> by JIIH psircnlN, lie ]H 

SVilliiim parkway CifnUlu, liurn 

,|ii|y It, Hii)^ in tlu> 

| a! 

iirN 

ifi Mi 

Viiii 

!N in Sir 

arc nil N, ,J, 

Point Beats Absecon 

,H(!MKHS I-'OINT i'S 

.Iuniiir Oiamhcr n! 

2?S jff i i n!; -, 

i'H iht' Alj^fi'iiii ihiyvi'i'>> ifi 

itii-, v, i'i'k, 

Two Shirts BeautifuUy Finished 

TWO TO A CUSTOMIR 

LATEX BACKED 

JUST 35c 

!AL CLEANERS 

AND LAUNDIRETTI 


BARGAIN 

DAYS 

ONLY 

SHIRTS MUST II BROUGHT TO OUR STORE 

FULL LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING SERVICE 

,r- *>• 

'¥ 

k 

LOVILT 

DECORATOR 

COLORS 

ZIrfl.iNCH ALL-AROUND FRINSi 

COTTON PILE RUGS 

for 

wsnderfLil value fn lang-wgarfngi goodleefeing cut cot- 

3n pile throw rugs; oblong shape; non=iMd duck back. 

'Htee of many, many lolid Golan, all washable. 

RIGULAR 

ALL METAL 

VENETIAN 

BLINDS 

23" to 36" 

Width 

64" Length 

LADIES' RAYON TRICOT 

LACE TRIMMID 

HALF SUPS 

Sjzes. Small ^ Medium-^LaFfe- 

FOR 

5.00 

94c 

THI COMPLiTE VARilTY STORI 

»rn@p Eighth St4 and Asbury Av#* 

FOR QUICK 

PICKUP A 

DELiVIRY 

Phone 2720 

- Regular 5?c - 

GANNON 

BATH a a 

THE OCEAN CITY SENTINEL LEDGER 

PAGE 3 — SECTION THRIf 

DAYS FRI. & SAT, 

LISTEN AMERICANS! 

. , , by Dr. George S. Benson 

DIRECTOR =~ NATIONAL EDUCATION PROGRAM 

iearcy, Arkansas 

ijit 1 i't>?>LiiiN or ii 

M'lilliji tl-Sl Ij'JUft, iii AfrtlTiriMI h\^' 

t(jr>. The MUiJy ri ! \i'iit- Sinnt- ^'iot'k- 

iUi> Hnuih iii ii-.!c> 

TOWELS JO 

WASH « 

CLOTHS riiiriii^ ul' mii cliil- 

- Regular 15c - 

CANNON 

LARSli ASSORTMENT 

TRIMMED 

EKAMELWARE 

Values to $1.49 

ASSORTED 

LAMP SHADES 

77c 1ACH 

:\ 

^ ih|», ii;i i UiriiJ i ni't'fl. H will 

•• ! he fi'suli"!- wit Ii ;i t ! hlll!riJ ivut 

iii ! l']l jjihlfii' Iiiiil. Fiir Dr 

t'ctl. 

>iir nl Fnulhh ul t ! *i 

h'L'.i 1 . Jtii'hmcind, Iniiinnu, rcvs'iils lhitl 

!ht ! it'Muji! van.' ut Anit'ris'Un hisl«r.v, 

a?; UILILII! in niiipiy li-itiiinM Amur'iiuin 

i11yh M'hijftl-i ludiiV, i\ii± Ix't-n lii'in 1 - 

li'iiicd i?r jiiihit'iss'i'd iliit'i'iy ur indirt'i-ilv 

tiv sciiiit' ur !lu> rnu>»! ntiUtri- 

; t In- Ami ritiiii 

. ReguSar $2.98 - 

BOUDOIR LAMP 

WITH SHADE 

$ 1.97 

Regular $1.59 

KAPOK'FILLED 

SOFA PILLOWS 

2for $ 3 

- Regular Sc - 

Nationally Advertised 

CANDY BARS 

10 for 39c 

A Mt/RMY hfofoue Buy! 

• ' • t. 

j.V 

Ssmethlng New for Win 

'Austrian Lace" Drapes 

Regulsr 

98c 

Velue 

Legion Post Set 

Busy Schedule 

The Mijfaaii'Riintjk Post 137 of the 

Amontan Luyion hold its 

Wcdni'siday niyht aiiti 

inly Hit? membt'rshlp Frank 

(J. Fliirentinu, Commander Erriehi 

S, Kuft'j, attyo Mf, Klorontlrio ihs 

oalli at otsliuaiion, 

i; Junior Viet? 

jaudeiislajjer announced 

would bf a social e*vi>niiii? for 

bors and ihi 1 auxiliary almoHi tsvyry 

Hiityrday flight siartiliK February 

14. T]u> iioxt mi ! i'tiny ijii Fi'biHiiiry 

IB will sec the reifuiar Uiii oi' fart? 

suppli'mcntfid wil-h pl?.?:a pios, 

The publir card party will be liolei 

"'"• ' ii! U p, iii, Wednusday, I'\>bruup^' 

I Jr. liijtit 

i Ni'liuul c)uUl!'{>n ;n 

I lll'=!, (ii^H)i'lett fir 

indh a.i- 

/fi>!>fJom triiifiiji fj rj--, ^( 

', Ii' ,'j.^pir-«'l!h 

'T'HTI' Ti;i>, lU'St'i 1 ufiMi ;i ûiininii'i' 

iiiiil uur iiiii-vi'lui!?, Ami'i'it'iin yov. 

i'Tll Ilif. 1 il I LI ! ilTlll I't'CJlllllllll 1 sy?.! I'Kl 

w i t . i l d t).' ;,:i!uK.'il, i i U n r t iiiul t l u ' i v - 

iiUi- Ifilfli !J.ii_' Jl iii r.'llilill I n i l l H l l l l l T 

ii.Mum.-ii.cjiiiv. I'lif ar^Qi tnnlis iii'i' 

fiiii ;iLiHiin;iiii'iiHy adtjptucl fliifl Iht' 

.^!'i':it virtui'fi ;i!"L* iitii iiuitJiiHitii'iilly 

!ii=.tilli i tl miii i>fii ! h Mi'H ji'i'ii'i-jiiiiK!, 

11! ?. 111 i-y pl-iiU.', uvi 1 !' i'nd i)\vy ,-i '4-:i ill 

ih;i! i'uiiil;!mi 1 nt.'i 1 iirmnjjii" thi iiui 

|]\ii u n I iiifii uiii 1 tliiil millions of tun-j 2.1, and (in yiiiurday, Fobruury a«. 

Post ii aponsiorinj* a ballet whli 

fcaiuriria 

iHiuiii till i!npui't;iiti f; 

| "The Dunt't' ui Card," "Swan 

tt iiii'fi 'i! I'iiki'ii iiwif 

la ! RiiJJi'i, "a! 11;^ li'mh svhdol 

AiTiyni'Jin inhlityliiiri!, 

L,(\ jit H p. m, tor liir ht'iwfil ui Slit' 

ini'in uji ii!i= ilu- 

of , WL'Ifiiri. 

till' HfJri.-ill; 

TfFj u^flftirtlJli iT mrFTf) uli i i'>7 'Pn »T 

VUiiti ctintf'iitU th.'ii iii oi' ihe 

y.c!l!_'t":i! inll In 111!' 

1 d 

fund, 

There will be a spajjeiti 

orac 

IL day. ihiri'h 38, under Hit' super- 

Widflv tut'ci liislury ti-sUiook^ whii-h. V!s!u! i '*i Anthony Vujpp, Jtjhn Tat- 

1IL> i^finihu'd wuiilij itnjt>ss i-nunii'i'. ''Jii'iriH, S'. A, Rvaimeliiita, Ai Bliipi, 

ririE-d hv ;i ntm-i- tihiooli\-i< presfiun- ^^^ linft'ld, Fred Hthniizigr, .* 

titiii tjf Amivumn hi?.ttjfy. pwlorm a 

typu tsf "briiiii washiiiis" dîrimt>»tal 

Hi AniuriLi!'?, iiiiuii'. Tin* i-li'vt'tilli i 

he i ! riii»i(lLEj flf>ff(-tivi< in ninni 

up 

i S ;ind ffinsiiinlly vitiil- 

I/I 

rt'pfti't* 11it' yontli of 

1 !). 

i'(! pi'ijpL'iiy prt'p 

Ami-rii'a for ihi'ir t ! ii>Uitli,'ilishhi i 

thi> (iVi'dmt! liciMtiiiii' ruciiiij't"* a dt" 

IllMTiiti", « lOliSiiiiinrii i ! il!!i"i! iunii! t'i', 

tiii i ifi unf- Immi • . ' I", 

I i i i h i ' - \M< •'•• 'siii.k, h l i i ! ! ! 

i jii' I \,i' Ii H? l i ' . i i U . " ririifii 

1 ti>Mii;(t 

Inu-t, Dr, HorH wa.vs UIIHI lias 

with (lyciinit'iiliiiioti! jinscnis i 

Wahhinaiiin its a riuh iiriHtotral who 

luid iiu usf for 1 Iiu ô-fiilled "eonimdii" 

piupli'; fhf friimtTs «i : Iho 

L", H: t'illlNl lillt iun (ij, a liaVu yiuldesj ic= 

suhh in New V'prk ^latt'i at. iea^L 

Hucx'tit tltH'tariillun.s before and uHur 

the .Niivi-mhur elect ion had indicaiixJ 

a wlliinutWitH to talk o.vvi' inuqu|tii.'S 

in alhnViiblu (lL'duttifins> and uihor 

"Now thai wii ii;i= appruachinu a 

new L'limati' if cduuefalimi. tht* iiiiit 

fur more I'urmal fietloii, as |iioj>yst«ri 

iii thu iit'iy Bill, has come, 

"A L'unstituUoiiilL A.mendnumt is 

a HiH''NÛiidinj{ propoNal for iiliimate 

soiution of tbi> nan-resident 'taxation 

problem. But it is loiiC riihMc anti 

| Kusceptihlc io ail the Ills that kUl 

rjfi coiisiitutional iimendmenis. ! ! 

rind it diflkTuH to believe that the 31 • 

Kiaii>s whjuh nosv las non-resitients 

will, suddenly, tieeido ihat they will 

abolish ihi'be iases. * ' 

"We can keep ibis plan as a'diN- 

• tant fioal, but we must also do what 

we can in 1939 io ease Unfair burdeiis 

pn -lit-j-sehs why llvu in one Slate * 

| and work in another. This problem 

[K iiBl unique lo New Jersey, 1 bg= , 

Hove and hoi>e Hie iuuv protJOsal 

will win widespread supijort." 

Find it fist 

mthe 

YHL0W PAGES 

eu can find py dialer,,,, 

i 

to 

Food Sense—Not Nonsense 

Be Off Beat about Brcakf. 

The urge of teenera ts be efl b#st=^yet net mil 

Jead them to choose a weU-§eored breskiMt,, 

drum out a set breakfast routine. 

"teat rtiH 

i does not 

. Teeneri whp miss the beat at breakfast may be bored with 

routine breakfast fare. So say scientista who haw studied reactions 

to the game food, §erved in the same way, day after day, 

This is why teeners suddenly ban, at breakfast, foods liked since 

childhood. 

Their rejection ef these onceliked foods Is sharpened by a 

growing capacity for independent action. When year teener 

chooses an egg salad sandwich made with enriehed bread; a bowl 

of tqrnato soup, and a wedge of cabbage, he may be unorthodox, 

but his breakfast contains the nutrients needed for good health, 

Or, maybe your teener has a yen for a breakfast the Greeks enjoy; 

Bread and cheese with a whole tomato or fruit. 

If your teener is off beat about breakfait he has the right beat 

as long as he is acting in the newer knowledge ef nutrition, And 

Ilia independent action is in harmony with the American way of 

trying the new, the different, the unorthodox. 

Why net follow his lead? Recognise the fart that good nutrition 

is passible without set meal patterns. Nourish the urge to be 

off beat about meals, as long ss you include these essential foods 

each day; Enriched or whole grain bread or cereal, fruits and 

vegetables, meat or an alternate, and milk, 

Classified Ads Bring You Quick Results 

COLONIAL FLOWERS 

SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 14th 

ToYoor Love., f" 

The nicest Valentine you can give is one of our 

lovely bouquets. Choose now from all the flowen 

she likes best , , . we'll deliver them anywhere. 

CERAMIC HEARTS 

WITH PLANTS *2.25 

WITH 

CUT FLOWiRS $ 3,g0 to *g 

AFRrCAN VIOLETS 

*1,25 to 

and *I PEE 

ROSES 

DOZ. UP 

AZALEA PLANTS 

*2JO to s 10 

CORSAGES PRICED ACCORDING TO SELECTION 

FREE DELIVERY IN OCEAN CITY 

WTWIRFf tOWERnWYWHEBT 

EARLY ORDERS SUGGESTED 

COLONIAL FLOWER SHOP 

AN D GREENHOUSES 

2322 SHORE RD., LINWOOD PHONE S. P. 264fl 

VA MHM fr«n Ssmtf* 

s;.;-^!!

IS 

^ 

4he 

wiV *e fceia Butfiy. 

to' combemontfe 4he 

df flie Tucfcahoe 

T ^ announced, 

a, .former distfcs 

,Brfdg«stfln 

JusiLhed by 

- Jr Cholr. 

Se 

will ewrtûe their *«*?- 

, of HwMmr eaneer dressings to 

Mrs, ,*• 

CbCOANUT 

CREAM EGGS 

. 98c Ib. 

SPECIAL 

-4#1J 

it- ttolfbw Milk & WHiiv 

* V 

£ J *1 

HEARTS 

with 

^ 9 

CHERRIES 

CANDY and 

% NUT SMOP 

IRY AVENUE 

ELBCTRIC — 

hî% 

It- : J 

•V ^ >:• 

fcl»e€ol*tsi AND UP 

BUT BE lAkiTt BARGAINS 

> m i - : -. •;•-•" - ; ; - ••;•• 

G-E MAGNETIC bOOR REFRIGERATOR 

^.-"'V 1 

£&^ 

DAYS FRI 

Use of Numbers 

gala 

by Joe Pileggi's orehes= 

m^S piupper 

will be served, 

aestrvatieiis jBust t M asae. 

Mr*. 

and 

in K*tlt 

IM 3dii 

Tvwa 

Iness session 

©4 to 

of .honor 

shower 

of the 

Service of the 

Church st the 

Sparks. •_ =\. '• 

M the business 

^«ffiSg£iSH£2 S5»IiS?«sSI 

ri^THowatd W. Wiseman, ..... . 

., Robert 

St of th, county l^ri^pgrThomg 

of the county 

Lively Program Marks 

Anniversary Fite | 

TUaCAHO tiun 100 Sehenk. ^tty Htekaan §ani 

sons attended the 55th AnMVey 

WeoderiiU," MldEey Vanlso ptarad 

an asortlin ioie. "Anenora Aweigh. 

0 n Hsuse el Tudoahee Tuhe Grange g No an asortlin i. 

td al solo 

'Friday evening ig to to the th Grange 

Lsna fevoll presented a 

b a and dance number, Ki 

^ k f t Kissn, Wsy 

ajf the New Jersey Grangei, 

bWefly eenfratuiating the Grange on 

Its aeUviUes and emphaiizing the 

attest of chanelng itiiaes oil local 

a KUs Me( Sweet. 

Susan Hcrin performed a modern 

fealletj Louis BlueS/ 1 Sujsn 

Bartolonl sang "Just One More 

Chatwe" and "Ita Sorry I Made You 

Davis, of the City 

,., oMiee, presented; d f 

elm, "Samn and Uie Social Security," 

and described social security 

flte to the group. 

An enteTtainglng jwegrai ._. 

by Mrs- Dorothy Layette of Egg l(ar> 

tar, Included selections by a 

Houston,, Gene>_». _ 

fanke and Gen% Seett 

Susan Herln » .„—_,.. , 

mine, M work In India and 

of advance special 

»nt to the 

iheChurc4i,, 

Pay Fri 

classes. These glftos 

through the Confe 

jo's Society of Christian 

AW 

the Marmora MelhedUt Chureh were lith annual 

dTie join the W. &, C. a. of the gey 

e Methodist Church in i 

S 

afternoon serviee to 4 at the 

âte the World Day of y Church at 10ii5 

The service will'be held Frt4^> •* Foliowing the 

1 o'clock in the Tuckahoe Church. .-_ Mulddon, president, 

Mrs- itorry Webe, (who presided ^ legged 

at the Wednesday cvealng meeUng hovering over the 

held Pock 52 Charts held in tti social room sf th the Mar. $&•§, Melvin White. 

Biora Church, espiained iid th the (purpose meni was followed 

of the W\ i. C S. Mrs, Margaret 

Coming 

Plans for February, the birthday 

Htekaan §ani "Mr, nionth of Scouting, were made when 

l tad Den Mothers QI Ge*an City Cu6 

gsolo Seettt Pack 52 filer Thursday at 

noon in the home of Mrs, Jules 

Klaln, Palermo. 

The Blue and Gold Dinner to coin 

memoratc the 30th anniversary of 

Ciy patty Hiei^n aand 

lsna Cub Scouting will be held Tueida 

Caveli resented ia baton twirling i evening, February 24, at 6;30 o'deek 

duet. Edward .Moore, worthy lectur- at White Hill. Arrangetsents lor 

er of tte Tuekshotf erarige, present- the affair were made by Sam John* 

ed a novelty drum t panied son, and Mrs. J, i* Jeffers will dee- 

t Mrs. Blanche Blh JS jSain, of Port Nerrli, 

at -the ek Reg. $1.56 

DRAGONSKIN SANbiriS—tli* Nl^ 

M«ta| S.nd«^-Llrriif*i! ti ^ftijirf 4»ock 

EXTRA SPECIALS 

. VANItY MmRbtt-âpprW,}¥ 

24" wfdv—only ii tftkh stilfi deky 

Ipecial f^rrriuld FldOft A b^CJt 

r 10 gal; **ft **!• cktf 

1 1? 

DOOR MIRROR 

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THURSDAY. 

TH1 OCIAN CITY SiNTINiL-LBP*bM**d Watfchr b* *• 

MITCHELL 

, BABBARA. BOOTH. 

THUItSOAY, FlMWAItr 13, It* 

si* 

persf/f/ons Supe 

to Vatenfine 

Isssl 

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BSS*'A/-- 

Ss&eaded 

n 'tittle Is 

that 

/ti«e matrons nail nothing 

jb tw rfoina *on 

be TCtgw carfoina *on 

the Ibwrteeritn of feto- 

( thtoa TO 

"In 

^fus 

Borne 

ol 

TO be- 

time and esre w«i spent to writing 

valentines. Several books puij 

Hjftfid In linden ntarty one hundred 

yams ago Include susjInFsipiof 

valentine* to suit pertena & ?pff 

fe and profession. BBthusIs§ts 

ttiaft wuntty JsltevW that j * 

origin ord «orkinE, group 

the canupy crew 

ThU, five man group 1 

j the in.tallat.un und 

the ho' e canopy 

oLny of tfe .*«»•• 

The MHVBSS ftwnlitf U 

UO £t *y 75 feu. It I 

and the weight makes 

p ta h.ndl«. The 

tipiied greatly by * f 

whicJi the crew must w*»rk 

is chosen from Uio singe cro» 

Is under the direction of Mr 

Thomas Butktey 

Tim RicWey, a Senior, is foreman 

ol tne crew. Other members art- 

Weadell Beeiei Bobjvooligy, Bruce 

Besides A human heart ta 1 

of a - - " 

committees 

Plumbing 

have a surprise for premiers 

dcvlce 

that projects rso.,r 

over a bmail area dgcb the follow- 

ing things when the signal « d.b- 

tupbed. lelcpliuna police, heU off a 

bright flablung light, triggers a sl- 

ien and photographs the prowler. 

Prank J. Sannino 

and Son 

Plumbing and Heating 

Suppliei 

HOME AFPLIANCiS 

iALIS and e 

jntrried hefore 4he ye^ 

plated. But Just 4o oyrfw sure &a 

ber hopes would not be in vain, she- 

boiled an egg h«fd, took out the 

yolk, and fUled it with sit Sh? 

^ ate the egg, shell and «1L betefe 

she went ts bed witlwut drinking 

or speaking afte? It- 

What young girt would think of 

doing such 4 Udns today? We ere 

grateful that these old superstitions 

h»ve passed away, HewfifM 1 , the 

eastern -which has survived, that of 

giving or sending pretty leat^nental 

valentines and gifts of dowers and 

candy, Is. certainly desirable, And 

It 1$ a custom whkli, we hope, will 

f l l g ti 

Ltoas Smith and ieanor 

jrmfj 

.âiry Dilks photo. 

By JUDY 

U, darina the past few 

you have notked an Q«Min y 

m^ student teith a worried loeR 

an bis tern, he oWht be a Preshman 

a lot of testa to take or he 

ith 

witti a lot of testa to 

might be a .Senier with a love prob- 

ton or he might even be a Junior 

concerned about his College Beard 

esams. But look again, and If that 

eloudy took seems very much out 

l th h M ry well 

eloudy 

of plase, then he 

be a Sophomore. 

Th ili S 

uh 

very well 

It 1$ a custom whkli, we hope, 

i«SHiii with us for a long, long time. 

,a^ Society Meeting Sees 

Slides Of The Orient 

a Sophomore. 

The smiling Sephoindres may seem 

a little more grave than usual right 

now beeattse they're ail wondering 

will you be at the Sweetheart Sere- 

nade this Saturday? Tkey eertainiy 

f HEMPHILC 

• 

and lifer Balm, The latter is an 

and beautiful garden 

wealthy man, Every 

opens fate , singular 

^ ' * 

was the 

speaker 

was e «» sp 

eets Honor Society meet 

showed sHdes which his 

MlJtAken la the Orient. 

In China, Choqk spent his 

mentta thei ( b 1 ished a n**w pprofd for 

th* 1 Junior T,»saffi'by Sam 

en I ion Is always held In 

it tit a different city each 

year it was held in In- 

Next year It probably 

on the west t 

Shirley Boyd; Mrs. -Mlnton. Judy 

Wise; €^r©l, Sandra Wltmer; Lor. 

fjta, Jean iaitrikenj aaifs ArmlUge, 

lemingway, well • known 

iking on the Cuban sit- 

m't think people outside 

have any business to 

t justice «f the trials since 

re public and witnesses 

id an impartial decision 

Judy Lituferi Dave# Bili LaVlolette, 

an4 Mr, Haver, John VanSant, 

League Standings 

By KILL MM€II1EP 

The -boys In gym Jiiv* been play- 

ing basketball and volleyball. Listed 

below are the standings; 

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Heart Sunday in iflW coincides 

with Washlniton"s Birthday, . 

at 

j. P. COLLINS 

LUMBER CO. 

PANELING 

In a Wtd* variety of ^ 

end pottorni. Bvautify your __ 

hoitu with *asy*to-apply 

wood pan*lin0» rt 

mm PHONt- 

By DABDY

l 

m 

mm 

1»A61 a — SECTION THREE 

Tankmen Lose to 

George School 

Ocean City High Sensors varsity 

Rimming team lost a heartbE^Bkeito 

George School at Dqyleitown, Fs=, 

Saturday, when the Quakers piehfd 

up %he martiles with a hair^refltli 

yvla in UiB final event. _ 

WiUi the JfiO-yard freestyle relay 

left on the program, the mett wis 

destined for the winner. Steve 

Quackenbush, anchor man far George 

Bruee FresU and BiU Lonfi won firsts 

for the Raiders. Captain Dick 

Parker and John Stul!, hath top 

contenders in their events, were 

kept ouMf the peel hy virus, 

SftYewl Fr*eftlS'Jeî. John Fox, pci 

a'ush GS. s27.7. 

i Butterfly— 1,.BII!J Ad.ips, 

Hauiii fii'; 3. Norn) Ervlms 

DC.' it 17.7, 

28Q=¥arii Freestyle - I, 

ac- . 0 

worb. BertiOhky had his best nielli 

so far this season, and ictiriu! Ihe 

Firemen, Fox Top 

majority of IIIN tioinis on iay-u«J hiioiN 

from untier iIi*- biiskt't 

Ken Ueary wiis nest wii!i '=i) pointH, 

jellybean Tests 

ineturiini- si-vi-n nelit aoiiU, nn*l 

Uulcli Kratii'nnluUi'i- sv.is l.ht 

iJoiii's, 

The C't'lUt'H werf' hard pressed to 

suppress thu PistonN, Dominating 

the 'C'oltit seorin^ WJIM Joint Dodds 

with 13 pniniN. LL>.H Ojiphani l 

out with four latlifSi while Jim 

and Randy Fos had lu-ti-mid m\e 

points hi ihal order. Hkip l!armoii 

was high lor the losers with sis 

1 Ihirfl 

hijfh man far Ww Ilniil^rs wilh ;i 

The Fircmi-n, ...,„.___,—„ ; 

tpaR!*ork, rum pud io a S""! 0 vu-lory j 

ostf the VFW tit Ihe Jellybean Lea- ; 

uuc in ilii 1 total of IB 

The Greyhounds alsn hnd ihrre 

men iti the ditiihlc si'ariim i-oliimti: 

Li'iin Yoiina with 15 poiniN, Tetl Fv- 

IliMli School ^ymnJiNiunri ; iiiis 12, iiiui Al LysUT with Hi. 

Sittuiduy morniiis;, j Thi» jafflii starled jilT i!« M! in any 

Led by Turn Kiihica, with IB polilts, jof 

tllL' Kaitlers* Maine*, ,dn, wiili i\ 

and Jim" Wilson with il tOLiiiiers, th" ; faiiiy imht lirsl tiuin'ti'f, Till 

Fire EateiN built up an early luad [ 

and lead ail the way, iCari Turves i 

i (he ltiNei's with 0 paints, : 

Uealtors. led by nick HoweH'4 j 

•defeated PalnHT Chsvro-1 

1L>!. ".10.13."in aiiulhei' ieauut? tilt = Kos ] 

ijunipieiely shut out Palmers in ihe ! 

M'uontJ qimriiM-, and remained un-j 

hralen in ;il! iliree nf its ieaUlie ] 

As a sjn't-lnl iviitLii'u this Hatufduy 

insii'iilim, llif Jciiyiiean Lenuue allfriar 

Ltsiffl' will eiityriinn ilie^ Wilf!wiiod 

N'ikinu.s in\ tin- hi;iii si-hool 

coiiii. The iiiijolf la iiÊi'tl for It) 

SI, ill. 

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(Iriw tlie ilr>t iiliifiti when 

Cyril Cornelius Kcmvd fl jlckl mml. 

The uanie was then tied li.y c'hei 

Luveland on a lield jiual, Ren Lanyforsl 

eamu through with ajiitiher iifld 

goal and puslud Hie n;ii(liv-, in from 

4'i, 

In the filial rhiiiliie of play in tlit? 

fll'st t]Ui!rii'r. wilh iiie sroi-i' 13=12 in 

favor of iiie Haiders, Kriiut'iimaki-r 

ssi-ort'f! with iwii foul ^hoi* iu'ct L('MI-> 

SL'ori'd a iielri jitiul !t» pU! Ihi 1 IS.IInl = 

er-s in fm.nl if-ia 

After that I lit* CJreyliQUiids tjriinn 

to will iintii'i- the Kiislanieil pri's'uii'i' 

of ihe liaidursi anti !ltt< yap wii?, 

widened ttiitii tile iiiisil \ni7,7xi Miund. 

til, 

•The Ntartinu live fnr the Haisters, 

Kriiiieninaiset-. Li>siry, Liiveiiitiii. HITn«sky 

and Ken Lntsufuid rili pUsy^d 

the hill lime lip until tlie.n'nrM two 

minutes of play m llii' last r|ti£it'lei-. 

when Cuai-li Uisiu Ihtwi-ll lii>itii=d hi*. 

Heeond te.ini. 

Ocean uily High Hthooi^ .luninr 

Variiity alno eovei'ed tiiumNeU'CN with 

honors Friilay iiiubt when tlu»y tsimi 1 

from tjehind si half HiTie M in J3 

^tisre to sJefea! rieas;iii!viiie hy u 

iiiial eounl of 45=49, 

\Miirty I'etru^ky and tJiek Fux were 

the hmh sutirer?, tnr the Haiders 

with eiith "j«e«riiij5 ii iulal nf VI 

points, For Pleasanlvilie I.limt Hft>tvi\ 

13 poiiiiN and S|>enee 10. 

f'H 

Assortment of 

HOUSE PLANTS 

in Attractive Planters 

KIDDIE 

VALENTINE CARDS 

10 Pack with 6* 

Envelepss 7C 

839 ASBURY AVENUE (In M«rbU Building N«t to City Hid) 

Large 

PARTY 

FAVORS 

fer 

Valentine's Day 

Washington's 

Birthday 

it, Patrlsk's 

Day and fer 

All Occailant 

4MWLTIL* P.M.—TliMrt,»rri. « Mwn HI 10 P.WL—S«t. 10 A.M. 'til 10 P.M. 

Mo. 

Ha! 

Monriii' 

, By Halves;- 

Minute Sports Quiz 

10 

.4 u 

1. Whs is the new football 

ai West Point? 

2. What SEC football pe*v#r was 

unbeaten in early February in hasketball? 

' , 

3. Who won the recent UfrUSSR 

basketball team in inlefnatldnql 

I play? • 

13 

I 4. IIQW much Is the salary of the 

j president sf the American League? 

B, Did the UiSR basketball team 

recently win the Santiago interna- 

: tional taurney? . 

The Answtrii 

1. Dale Hall. 

2. Auburn's Tigers, 

3. Russia, §2-3?. 

4. $60,MO, 

5. No, the USSR team was thrown 

out for-refusing to play 

China, 

Anastas I, iMikeyan, Deputy Savlei 

Premier: "An inereising number el 

Americans are beginning to, understand 

that war and ttaf threat of war 

under present conditions is an al= 

together unsuitable means of settling 

intutloa i " 

KJ 

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Boat Show To 

Open This Month 

Tin* Sisili Annu.ii ,k*r!*y t'uast 

Boat Kiitiw will iijjfn in Anbury 

t'ark's C(mv(>]iUun Hall *m LViiriigry 

21 and foriiimiP ilimimii MiMrh 1. 

HalvaiDve A, Hon.cmpo, Coirnir 

LI 

0 

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10 

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8 

9 II. AT, 

mvnt uT L'unsiipvaUoii ami Krisnon 

DeVPlnpmenl. iwti*. ihi> ISAji p\o 

UI'D liuijtinji m>uMiit is t-sj)i*t-lHiL> 

ryciiFti Vi'ii!', "Vhv sJimv this _yi 

will tafinu iiiiiviliMf ihi« tai'tu^t ros 

Atinlhc 

THU&SDAY, FEBI 

iif eshihiinrM ever assrmbled foi* this 

t'Vi'lli, 

Aeeordina to Jerry casque, direelor 

of il!« tftlorfiil marine exiiasiiinn, 

mofi' Uisn 2uo exhibit* will be fen- 

Uirtui in ii VHM army i»f (.'(mine*, Heux 

i'lid uiuipmi'nf, on ihe two hum 

li'Vi'U tjf tlu- lury^ byai'lifroiit t;ai!= 

Vi-iitMiii liiilkliiU', 

Those iittfin!in;4 "ill Kt'O >i fvcaetX 

piiiusfisnia o! lili'asiii'i' boalH, JJOWn-i'rj 

djiii nail, miw.Lril and ituihom'd 

from Ifflfliim Unifctl .Slates and Eui - - 

O|I(>SM marine niiihuffictui't'i's, .|iyr= 

inn \[\o Show the lilsalsli'tl AmiMifiiii 

VvU'raiis will fhiiiU't 1 dude free eour 

marine Shew 

Guard and A 

boat operators 

The .Nnw j 

Garden Stale 

SLslh Annual . 

Show KIOSM to tj 

of North Jursey i 

hury Park aisa „ 

from Atlantic CHy fl 

and Phihidelphii.' 

There is ample 

joinini? I ho COB 

most parking is 

hi- open dally j 

oil it sporty, nil P, m, ami Hum 

iiiftimk'n tiiiiijoiii'd mniur and I'tjiiip- p, m. 

will in- 

200 —BETTER QUALITY DRESSES— % 

Group No. 1 

W#re $10.98 NOW *5,50 

Iroup No, 2 

W#r#$14,fl NOW 

Group No- 3 

Were $17.98 NOW 

1 

PRICE 

Stubb y s Dress Shoppe 

Group No, 4 

Were $24,98 

Group No. 5 

—Were $29.98 NOyyj 

EXCELLENT SELE 

, • ' ; ! 

STYLES and §i&| 

719 ASWWl 

OCEAN 

STEREO PHONOGRAPHS Hi-F 

CHOOSE FROM C% MX^^, 

• CAPITOL • COLUMIiA /t\Wr^ MX 

W i l 

• PECCA • RCA VICTOR £*\J /O 

• WI1C0R • STROMIiRO CARLSON 

HOBBIES - 20% DISCOUNT 

PKlbwQLL b SHOP 

S37 ASIURY AVENUE 

— ALL SALES FINAL — 

-V2 PRICE SALE 

Children's Dresses 

Sizes 1 fa 14 

EDNA SMITH KIDDI 

412 E, STH STRUT 

MEN'S 

SUBURBAN 

COATS 

R0E g 

$25 M-2.50 

BOYS' 

WOOL SUBURBAN 

COATS 

!• $19.95 

NOW *9.98 

MEN'S 

FLANNEL 

SHIRTS 

ga % \A9 

Reg, 

$3,93 

BOYS' 

LONG 

SPORT SHlfl* 

, $2.1 

MEN'S SHOl 

BOYS' WEAR 

Am 

ASBURY AVENUE 

100th 

CELEBRATIONJ 

10 ta IS Niii *SiHf«iUffef l 

Short ibiiikii SMOKED 

Ib. 

HAMS 

Full 

Butt 

Cut 

Hami 

Center Cut Slices of Smoked Hams K>- $1.29 ^ (NONE PRICED HIGHER) 

"Super-Right" Top Quality Fresh, Ready-to-Cook 2 to 3-pound FRYING 

CHICKENS 29 C ^: 

Dili BikHet "Sipef le-iaA CC* M 

KID KOaif R^fct- , 49< 

"Super-Right" Frankfurters X' 55< 

Thick Sliced Paeon ^r m: W 

Lebanon Bologna Wjr IZ 79 ( 

Large No. 1 Smelts 

Shrimp u i\'r 5 * 

Rock lobster Tails 

$ 

3.69 

Freth Regular 

Ground Beef 

*. $1.39 

Leiivf quantlHit priced hifhi 

C-p'n Jshn'i St*nd«rd 

(St. wing | 

IRISH OYSTERS 

S3* av 99* 

California NAVEL 

dozen 

Florida Grapefruit 

New Cabbage 

Nenc Priced 

Anjou Pears Higher 

Nen» Prtctd 

Stake Tomatoes Hiffier 

Feedt! 

I A&P Orange Juice 2 ^ w 6 

Banquet Frozen Pits *£-fitt? n i 

A&P °^r f NB§ 3 

Cop'n John's DeviledI Crabs 2 

Creamottes Macaroni and Cheese 2 

^ pint Lint Asparagus Spears 2 

Large Eggs. /w. 2 99* 

A&P White Meat Tuna fish 

Hershey Chocolate Syrup 

V-8 Vegetable Cocktail 

Imperial Margarine 

Spaghetti A'Z"; 

Habisco Saltines 2 ,!;. 49c 

Instant Potatoes r: 1 :;,:, 

Apple Jelly 

Swrft's Chicken 

•W 2S§ 

Briiio ?:,;; 2:r, 43c 32c 

APPLE PIE Special 

MlilllTC pl * ir 

POUND CAKE c ^r f 

CINNAMON BUNS 

HOT CROSS 1UNS 

fthm 

Sharp Cheddar Cheese 

Welch Grapefade Jtlty 

Pineapple -Orange 

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Gerber's Junior 

Baby Poods 

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35c 

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FMURSDAY, FEBRUARY 12, lfS9 THI OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER PAOfe f 

VFW Inducts 3 

New Members 

Leon MlRliaccio, Wilbur Dowe and 

ARROW CLEANERS 

935 Aibury Ave, Ocean City 

PLAIN 

DRESSES 

and PRfSSED 

$ 1.00 

Cifh and Carry 

Red Cross Volunfeer 

Meeting Tuesday Eve 

Donald Pileggl, chairraan of the 

Ocean City Branch sf the Amerlfiiin 

Fadden , 

smith 

Rossi 

•farina 

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For Fifth Straight Year 

Ited CresSi announced this week that 

a special jneetlng for all Red Crass 

Ocean

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3 Incumbent Members 

C, of C Dinner 

Valentine Danet Friday 

VETERANS 

•iefp Support 

A. J. VOLPE 

fOf 

The Assembly Candidacy 

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724 A'bury Avenue 

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BACON. 

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ib 37c b 41c 

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Morr-oll Pride Pork 

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£ Porterhouse worn 25 e F*et laMocfc « 

Rainbow Trout "«r - i3* 

Fresh Jersey Porgies - 23* Deep Sea Scallops * 65* 

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SAVI15< IBIAL FANCY WHITE POTATOES 10 

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f*W r/« ASMOOR'S CORNED BEEF HAS1 

fAVS P APRICOT-ORANGE DRINK 

L BBtfll ss HOODIES 

ElBERTA PEACHES 

MAYPO OAT CEREAL 

s Choice! Red, Delicious 

Fresh Cafif. Sugar 2 -35* 

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THE OCEAN CITY 

A ^^Ûght of the mm mmivtritFy eetebrstfcm of ths 

Tuckaftoe Grange* No, 139 tim w©^ wis tto pMsentatton 

to Bto. Dorothy Maderm i certificate of merit to reeojgnitton 

ol her achievements as chairman of the Grange Home 

Economies Committee, The presentation, a National Grange 

award, was made by John Foster (right) district deputy. 

John Madeia (left) Master of the Tuckanoe Grange, looks 

on.—Grainger Studio photo^ _ _ = _ „ _ _ 

Baptist Church Men 

To See Moody film 

The Men^ pellewihip of the 

Odean City Baptist Oiuf^, to addition 

to having Mr. Wiiklns B. Howe 

as the ipeak#r at ftls month's meettag 

will shaw a Moody Bible Institute 

fllffl entlUed, "Fusts of Faith." 

A vmn ret'eot release Iram tfte 

Moody Sdeace School, the film 

ews how the Bible and idenes 

_ Tees His group meets tonight at 

S~fe m. at the Chtnî, 10th it,.and 

Wesley av. 

B OF CHOSEN 

CAPE MAY COCKIY. BJBW 

FHBNIS1OKG 

BITU31IHOUS 

ANB 

REPAIR SIATEBIALS 

Notice la hereby given ihnl e 

d SI & "ra*!ved by the ajorU of 

May for the FufiiisninE .aad 

AByliK ef Bituminous Bos^ MaJiitn= 

name and Repair Materials on Vartoiii 

e t and MunlcJpaJ Roads !n tflf 

v of »Be May, sad open*! s^ 

In public at tfte office of 

GMA House, New Jws^ en: 

TUESDAY, MAB.CH 3, i5K 

at 2iQb P, M. standiiPd Time. 

Supplenientary Spcell!»j!ora ft n d 

form ef bid, eonLpQet and ftnnd fw 

this prenoHiti wort, pptpared fey WalteF 

^ Rwpier, Oounty gng!m@\ and 

approved 6y the state HjeKway cemmlsslonsr, 

have Been HIM In the of^ 

flee nf the said Engineer at Uie Court 

House BiuidlnK, Cape May. Cs.un «««« 

NSV Jsrsey; *w^ of a!J »ate 

way Commissioner at TrentQii, Ne 

Jersey; and may be inspected by Pniiptctlve 

bidders during basjness bwirs 

Bidders will h# futrlined with a 

of the Sp*Elflestiens oy the aifineef 

on propei* notice. Bids must be made 

on standard proposal ferm in tne BUUIndf 

designaUd thenJn and require 

by iJie^ speetficatioiw, must be Inclosed 

in saiietf envelopes bsflng tte nesie 

and addfegg of the Didder, and marked 

"lid tar FUrnishine and Applying 

Bituminous Read Maintenance aM Repajp 

Materials" on the outside *, ad* 

dressed to the Board :of Chosen F 

holders of dape Ma^Cpuniy, New J 

*^f, and must »e jtssinpHhJefi toy r 

certified etteek for not Icsa than lr' 

U0> pereent of Ule emount Îd proyld 

ed ea!d cheek ^tajl not be njoM V»^ 

ô,000,Oi, and be BeUv«red aL the plaw 

aiid on ti» hour named shove. Tt%* 

standard propesnl form 1* ataehed tr 

the supplementfli-j' speslflstlons, eopleof 

which win be furnished on appli&n 

tion to the EnBlneer, The Board pp. 

serves the right to rej«t any sr aJl 

' L M LEAR Director. 

MILDRED HOFFMAN, ClerlS. 

21331f, $33,12 

FOB BtSi 

siMy CaBBty, Sew jera*r 

FUEt Utt 

Cape May Count} 

NoUce is herefey given that 

bids wUl be received By tlr 

Chosen^Freehaldehs of the __=-„_= 

Spe May fer furitishiiig ana dqUwftog 

igoOO gallon* He 2 Fuel OU. m * 

Eli of No. Siruel OH aart eB.OOi 

Building Lesi^ al. and wlift= 

read In pubHe at the office 

irt House BaUdlna, 

House. New Jersey, en 

iU«^«f, FEBRUARY ITth ^ 

at 2-00 P M- &3tcrn Standard Time. 

Specifications cad form of HrâsJ 

far the proposed fuel ell have &een 

filed in tae oiflee of Walter A. 

Kc-ppler, County ERjHneeri at the CoWt 

Howe Bulidljig, rape May Cewt 

Ueute New Jertey, and fflay be: inspected 

W pfospociive bidden during 

business hours. Bidders will be lurit- 

I»he4 witji a copy of the «peci] 

^ the a«nty Bngfneer on 

notice, •- _ •• _. 

Bid* must be mage en the standard 

proposal Ffciftt! In the manner deals' 

natejT and Kqulprf by the SpeeiHes= 

lions: must be enclosed In ft sealed 

envelape, bearing the name and address 

of the bidder, and marked "Bid for 

(the ropeetive Wade or firads, of 

Fuel OU on whlcli bids ore- tubmlUedj" 

an the outside, addressed to the Board 

of 'Chosen Freeholders of Cape May 

County New Jersey- and matt be ae= 

eompanicd by s, certified check for not 

less than ten CiOJ per cent or the 

atnoynt of the Viet drawn to the .order 

of Arthur M peMarls, Osunty Trtafr 

urer; , and b€ delivered at ine ptoce 

and on the hour and date named above, 

me standard form is ettacAed to Ute 

gpeeifleatlon«F eoples o( which wUl be 

tumUfiefl on appHcatlon to. the 

neer, The ^^^W fserpa the 

to reject any or all bids. 

: By ofder of the Board «f 

Freeholders of Gape May County, 

, L.M. LEAH, Dfrbctor 

MII*DR^ HOFFMAN, C3^ 

*S-3t=pf, ^.W 

COCErOP 

HCESIf ESIf PI PIVlslO 

MAX GOCHT 

No; 51 illctfit 

Ctvil AcUoji ' . 

^CE TO ABSENT _DgffgfD(&ST 

OF ORO^R OF PUBIH 

RQflHY FAITH UN 

tiff, ^.ROBERT J« M 

TO ROBERT J. 

FBHt>AHT 

< By virtue of an order of Ula Superloi 1 

Court of New Jerseyf CSaneery slvi 

sjen, nttde flje Srf day of 

iHi, In a civil HSlen wherein 

Kaitii Mltuauill ts the plaiflUIf 

ara.y» derepdant, Jou 6r * 

pftjMfi sa or before the _ 

Sfsreh.'liî te servinji,em dnsw« on 

defsuK nereef gueh Judggient shall 

he rendered asnlnst you as the esurt 

ehalf tStnJc eouUnble snd fast, You 

sJiatJ fli» ysttt mawar ttiMt^proof of 

ln,duflilest« 

dure. . T , . 

The ob^ct o( sold fldion Is t to obtain 

Q judgment: of dtvorce bt 

tho eald plaiiftlif ana you. 

AUGUSTUS, a, 

AUorney foe 

69 W. 16th Se 

CK!HInj3t5i_*r. J, 

Datedt -> Janmry 

. 

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OBITUARY 

Anthony Defako 

Antcon? De VU§e» of 3037 

S. A, 

laud Bosae 

ness 

(Mr, Di Faleo was a 

JET t« rt 

It 

Mom's Favorite Family 

Newesm 

Hi «s • i 

Columbus, 

Mf, De Falea «N?tse* a B#war 

store to Vlneliod to iS2i, *at has 

tld for t&e pat 2S y*** 8 

Be Is wrvived to 

daaghters. Hi* WUbur.Bwfc 

and Mri- fawafd DlppoWo, all 

ol Vkiândi oiii ibfotber, John, »' 

Red Bank, a sister, MB, Peter Sgral, 

of -Brsokl^B, N. V,, and four grandchildren. 

High Requiem (Mass "was §u»g 

Tutaday B»ralng in the Eased 

Heart Ghureli. VinelaBd, Intf^nt 

was to lh# Sacred Heart Cenaetery, 

VlBfland. 

Mom's magic meal cams mainly from the foods she beeps 

handily en the alielf—eBiHisd foods, her mety day helpers. It's 

a meal for Dad and one that the kiddles mil go for, too. Chipper 

Salmon Catserele ia eveF so tostj?. Canned peiiM.with a sprinkling 

of seasoned bread dreaajiie, and tomatcw tepped with French 

fried ealosa aye perfect with th b 

Chlpper Salmon 

1 can (I 1b.) salmon Vfy cups nuahed potato chips 

Top milk, or light cream 1 can eondessed cream of 

I small onion celery wup 

Drain liquid from salmon and add top Bilk to mate V% cup 

liqSd, Add salmon broken into chunks, minced onion, potato 

chips A liquid to the Boup, Mis and put in cawenls. Bake in 

a moderate oven (350* degrees) about 40 minntefi. Four to «J£ 

servings. 

Drsted Fcuf UghUy bfown % cup packaged eewonfid bread 

dressing in 2 tablespoons butter, Heat a lÎb, eon of peas. 

Sprinkle dressing crumbs over drained peas. Four servings. 

Sups Tonitosi Hat a 1-lb. can of tomatoes, £dd 2 teaspoons 

Bugar, and season to taste. Serve tapped with canned French 

fried onions, Four eervingB- 

y 

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ADD LIFE 

Aquarium Heaters 

Regular 

PI 

GREAT AMERICANS 

BARSAiHHl 

FOR THE 

Wild Bird 

I Ib*. 45c 

Wild Bird 

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STAINLPS1 

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|M0 

THE D. J.'s PET 

BRANCH OF D, j.^ PIT SHOP ©F 

311 iTH STRUT = ©PP©IiTf A&P 

EARL BiCHTfL 

ONLY 16 DAYS LEFT BEFORE WE MOVE! 

Living Room Chairs '29.50 

=-=—Full Upholstered with Foam Rubber Seats 

Were $49.00 

Refrigerator 199 

11 CU. FT, NORGE—WSf Mod»U-W«i $299.95 

TABLES 

For Ivcry Na*ff and SeHitsn 

Were » &J91 $,91 t# to $fif $C?.9i .91 

Now % Pric# 

Automatic Ironer 

^—^^WHiRLPOOL—DELUXE—Was 

lit Box Springs 

and Mattresses 

$59.50 A ?69.50 V»luw 

WALL-TO-WALi 

CARPETING 

OF 3 IMPORTANT RO( 

LIVING ROOM 

DINING ROOM 

•BEDROOM 

"-'" includes 

• WALL-TO-WALL 

CARPtTS 

• PADDING 

NYLON and FOAM RUBBER 

SOFAS 

• CUSTOM 

INSTAUA1 

NOTHING ELSE 

FINAL €M 

^ BILtS 

NYLON & VISCOSE 9* JC 12' 

Tili ^NYLON JAOCiTsL 

CARPETS .95 

W*r« $49,?S 

S U I TS $29.50 to $79.50 

TPL.ATT 

Af« Osed f ilMttan in iias at m* 

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THR OCKAN CITY 6f NTINKL-LCO0ER 

TJPON THRIFT: USE SENTINEL-LEDGER WANT ADS TO GET 

ilasslfied 

£yerttseffi@sts for ttM columna sboutd b# in the office of l*s 

-îetfier NOT LATEE THAN NOON TUESDAY FOR 

Aft PUBLICATION arid NOON WEDNESDAY FOB TOO- 

" Phono «04 or ^5; * 7 7 . 

CLASSIFIED ^ RAlip, 

Word* er t ^ . L H.i .,..,„... We 

(3c per word exceeding 25 words) 

I Burning 6 ConseouUve Tims, with 25 Words or I*ss |3,00 

b ' : • Ads Bequiflng Box Numbers, 2§e Hê 

— AU Ckitisified Advertising Cash — 

TOO LATE TO CLASSffY ADS 25c EXTBA 

f mailed In, gtvett to representative or brou^t to office 

_y, MUST BE ACCOMPANIED BY CASH OR STAMPS to 

cost. Copy accepted over phonfe as courtesy and oonveiilence 

stomer, Remittance must be In before advertisement Is sit 

Classmed Display Advertising = f JUSQ Per Inch 

IN MEMORIAM 

1 —In loving memDiy ef 

r, Mary IJOU, who passed 

Jiy |AM^ By 

MOTHER aafl DADDV. 

3=12 

\ IJKE TO mermtG my appre- 

' "" oiks to my many rcia* 

_ _ and frtenSs fcti* their 

fnes in sendinK the nany 

tJ and plants iM aJso the 

and constaeraUcm of the 

ring my stay in ShoiHe M^ 

* ESTHER GiFFOHP. 

TO THANK all my rri 

in city for" me ears* nn4l g 

* tieeelved sy me ^lile a 

the Burdette Temiln H 

jso wisb to publicly tlmnk t 

KiJjt Clue for Ifte beou- 

WM. L, WHITSiEAD. 

2-m 

Bg HELP WANTED 

YOUR TIRffi WORTH? 

_--? you now to ^n us nuieh 

, an iieur. spare Urae, Writ*? 

|AhMCQP, N, J, MS 

J^D BOOKJCEEFBR and 

irl lor general oSicc work, 

ind position. References. 

8439, Sentlnei-Lfldgcr, if 

lAÎONS WANTED 

desires day work, e 

, etc. Phone vm. Mm, 

T7NG WORK desired by 

ged woman, phone 3is3*J. 

2-12 

Ift^ PAINTING and 

; phene 4flBi. 

ISIFIID DISPLAY 

Ibine Motor Sales 

F DtSefe . Plymouth Dtiltr 

[WASHINGTON AVE- 

{bine Phon» 1-2266 

JSIFIED DISPLAY 

:ADILLAC Sedan 

' SiQQC 

power. 

tADILLAC Coup* 

pletely loaded, 

or Ho 

/AUXHALL Sedan 

equipped, $1 

UICK Roadma.tw 

tra, ^b' * £ 

an. * 1,070 

)ESOTO 4-Door 

Auto, Trans, 14 IOC 

heater, 1,1 "D 

PLYMOUTH Ssyoy 

"'. Sedan, Heater 

automatic Irani, 

)LDSMOBILE Holiday 

heat^ gad l/lf* 

iteming, * 

JICK Riviera 

Radio, SI 4QE 

power, 

UICK Super 

Sedan, 

power, 

iLDSMOBiLI 

Sedan, Radio, 

ter and power 

Now On y 

BritaJn 1 * Best Buy 

The Sup«r 

ivered Here $1995 

to fj MUea per GH 

[154 A*BURY 

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PERSONALS 

•• BEADING ud ADVICE by 

MABAftfie MSA 

Answera ail Question^ on ail problems 

eg life, 

OFEN-=0 'tU 9 Daily 

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, Speel*! Beadlaf SOe 

FOR THE FINEST Dr WEUDINO en 

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36 AUaitUe Ave, i 

SELF HYPNOSIS—Improve yeur memory, 

lose sell consclousnesB, slop 

?moklnE, lose wciElit, Learn self-hypnoets. 

CUws or lndtvidiial ieasuna. Coin 

tact O, H, ilgurdssoiL Phone gomers 

Point 81W, if 

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WORK FOR U S aOVERNMENT— 

Men, Women, iS_io 10, _Prepsne now 

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="1ANO TL/NlNq repair!ne. rebuilding. 

Prplesslomil piano technTclan, Quality 

*ork Euannieed, Wiley Eastman 

piano Tuning Service, ^ w, Vernan 

4ve., Ldnwood, Phone somers polni 

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seat* rewebbpd and peUed. 

Work done in yoaf home, day or evei 

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buriB, mtitn Hoi a, cuts, tears, Aliera l 

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Hydrtmatlc. Radio and heattf, 

Power staoring and brake*, 

Only 7*000 miret, Loaki *nd 

fiandln Ilka new. Sivt 

from original price. 


HOLIDAY SI SAN, y 

Ridle and hiitaF. PoW*r «ta*r* 

ing, brake* arid seat*, ixgijitnf 

€endition of this one^wficr «r 

hit to b« »»n to b« appr«Efa> 

f*d* 


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Rsdl« and hsatcr. Fully 

•qwippad wilfi ill power faa* 

tyru, SeM and tsryiatf by ui 

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1958 CHEVROLET Belair 

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stearins and brake!, Take ad 

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i 

1956 BUiCK Century 

FOUR-DOOR HARDTOP. Dyne* 

flew, Radie and Heater. On*, 

owner ear. in •xetllsnf conditlem 

1954 OLDSMOBILE SuMf 

^ y 

riinatlV. Rfdls and heater, psw» 

•r steerinff and bfak*»* EH|sy 

the prsmfum êrfsrRjin|a #f * 

Roeket Jpnflne it economy price, 

DROP BY 

SHOP WHERE YOU 

SEE THE fil@ RID 

USfD ^R ^ 

Conytnianr G$£f Termi 

•^.^^^^•S^^^bMI y|fb V HVB^B I 

Of IN MOHDAY THROUGH 

SATURDAY f a.m. to P p,m, 

T NEW ^ mOW ROOM 

1119 AsbUjy Ave, Vhoah 0233 

4 S 

CAB U 

Phone 0237 

PROFESSIONAL SERVICES 

H4P QOvmm MADEL Very reaioi^ 

able. Free wtljBate*, Fijsae Somei> 

oliii »ra B 

BUSINESS SERVICE 

CALL US TODAY 

We will eitimafe the 

cost of 

ELECTRIC HEAT 

IN YOUR HOME 

Tey an yhdpr no eetlgatlen . 

Wm.S. 

Anderson Electricians 

1345 Mnt Avtnui — Men* 1771 

PLASTERING JOBBING = EsUmates 

furnished, Paviq R, liarkins. rsldence 

m Asbury Eoaa, Fhone S4S=J. 

3-12 

Keys 30c Each 

Quick Srlee. 

1233 E Asqury Ave. 

Hardware Co, 

u 

B SAlS and SBRVlcS 

, Repairs to all niake refrlgeraton 

New Frigiaalre ra!riff6rati>rs, ranges 

WTishffs dn'eM, frwzors, palmer FfIg 

idairtv 1M7 Aibiiry Aye, phone flUI, 

Open every jwmns ! i!i 9 if 

WILL, HAUL, AWAY items fsr which 

you have no mm. Wo charge Iy 

H#rv|« My pay being Itf ma T eai 

use. W, enfiifln, Phone U3W-2- tl 

TYPEWRITERS and 


REPAIRED 

OCEAN CITY TYPIWRITIR 

SlRVICi 

W09 Afftury Av». Phenc lift 

vacuum Gleaner Kepairs — AH Miikes 

•tlOOVER SALES AND SERVICE 

ROBERT E, HOFFMAKN 

2 B, WUmoi Ave^ aomers Paint 

ALUMINUM STORM WINDOWS and 

scrcons nepalred. Baker'* Awnlnc 

shop, M2 gay Ave, Phone 124i 

ti 


Coles Radio Service 

ALL iS 

Motorola Sa)«* and Strvice 

ill Asbury Av* Phene 350* 

ef ismers Point, N- j, 

Ss, Jersey*! largst Modernlzers 

and Reflnlshers of FURN1TUBB 

LQ% us mike, that old dark 

Furniture Modern and New 

with our unique method ef 

Sand Blast Refinishirig. 

WE ALSO OPIRATI 

A COMPLETE 

UPHOLSTERING DIPARTMINT 

Our UphaMery and SHp Cover 

work Is second to iiong. Ail 

Bstimntcs are complete, there 

are no hidden costs or 

Advertising Gimmicks, 

toll Us and convince Yourself 

SOMlPtS POINT 3141 

MacArthur Blvd. lemer» Point 

12 blocks West of Circle) 


If 

Tf 

BUSINESS SERVlCfi 

EARL NORTH'S 

WOOD SHOP 

FUBOTTURE 

Repaired - Refinlshed 

Eeupholsteied 

Custom Cabinet Work 


Alterations - Remodeling 

Combination Aluminum 

Windows - Doors 

Jalousies 

10th SI, opposite R.R. Sta. 

Phone 2936 

FLOOR gANBING MACHINE end wan- 

Ing machine tor rent by the day, 

Davis Hardware Company, 12S5 Asbury 

Ave, phona Wli- « 

WILL. CLEAN and haul away anyt&lng 

you do not want from attb; 

gwage, or elsewhwe, WlU pur yoy 

the dUferins abyya the eosi of labor 

iind hauling; W, BriShi, 212 Vernen 

Llmvowl. Phone Ocean dty 

or Sorrierg Point lit 4376, 437ft 

a 

AMATEUR MQN PAINTER = Flrit 

ciasE werk. Lowest prices In town. 

Phone 1SD&.M. 3.12 


Sheppard's Auto Service 

ELECTRICAL SYSTEM AND 

BRAKE SPECrALlSTS 

BATTEEUSS For All ttH 

f 12,14 SIMPSON AVENUE 

PHONi 0722 

s|yLp 

.^^v^^ss YOUR BOAT SfiUi om 

top quaifty Marine Grade Fibregia*i 

Boat Cloth and Resin. O? 'sale W 

MPCOM MARINA. 340 Bas Avfnue 

WANTED TO BUY 

FAMILY DESIRES USED Spinet, I'lano. 

In geod condition, reasonable. Write 

Box mm, seminei-LedpOT, 212 

HBM1KGTON 

macnirie*. 

MeH H ' 

r/li 

¥FBW 

Saits 

O 

and 

ty 

if 

, adding 

seiviee 

SEE NYiiAN FOR Gl.A^, Auto glass 

i glass table and desJi upi, 

-' Boar glaii wiadew glass reana 

kissed. &iy Asbury Ave, 

FIRBSVOOD CUT any tengtn. Fhone 

Tuekalioe ijS-R-3, 9iB 

OPPORTUNITY SALE «= Cribs. 

Jers. hitrh chuiri. piuypun, 

bubo, scale, bicycle, ftc, Siutlio e , 

sofa aiid chair- bidiitl drum table ahsi 

end labie: Motorela TV; elet-irie fryer, 

cooker, rubr. barber set, _ wafl ie iifSn 

ana CTDJ, ppessurf eooksr, Lenas vases, 

spotting strops, tiisJics, ttc,; tKâuUful 

gowns and CtK-Kt-ail dresses, fur epiita 

and japlsets- Fox slate, enshmere eoat. 

eoslume Jewelry, ludits 1 Ounius waleiii 

lBdies*. men's aiul ehiidi't'n's %vear: 

sliocs,' hats, bans, etc,: muvit* screens 


u 

.. > . . ... . . . . . , - : r 1 ~ 

DONE OUie«a.¥ AT •^>m 

FOR SALE REAL ESTATg FOR SALi I REAL . JfTATJ m> fO» 

ejHi&n; FrleiasJre_refrJgecirtOF, e*eell»nt 

coBdAioa, 2315 Cemral Ave,, l«t 

DRjm, i itejr^r 

wTisher, ' 1 Magic Qief deluxe 

ranKe, 1 ©lectrte range, 

trie hot water heiter, i 

hot wats hsttea-f 3 

Ail in Rood condlUon, SO4 

LETÔUT MUSKRAT JACKBT is 

eclleat eonditioil. . Phone 4419, 

42" WHITB GASamr 

.plDte iiOW B i 

Ave, 

USED TV 

SITS 

GOOD CONDITION 


$25.00 up 

TV $m$ 

FOR RENT 

WEEK — MONTH — SEASON 



Phone 1242 

These make Ideal 

second sets for 

your home 

WANTED TO RENT 

PARTLY OR UNFURNISHED Year 

around heated apartment or lieuse 

one tJifli is at least a little modern 

between Asbui-y AVB. siid Ocean Ave,, 

and not beyond Ûi St Fhonc 1^ 

• ' 

REAL ESTATE WANTED 

GaOUND IMPROVED FOR BU1LDing, 

OP eeUaKe, soudi sf S4Ui soft 

Reasonable. Write only. W14 Le*ea 

Ave,t Fhila, li. Fa. i-lS 

WANT TO BUY 2 family home, abeu 

S30.000, Will nay cash, preferflfiiy 

FOR SALE 

nerth seetlon. Write E. W, N, ffli 

Corwstsga Road, Devon. Fa, M2 

KNABE BABY GRAND—In eJceeUent 

rondilion, JdeaJ for ic-acher or ad= APARTMENT — Unfurnished, Yssyly. 

vaneeti student, ii&5,^. WEYAND'S, Ohe or two bedrooms, Rctireti 

ceoisia and AUanUE_ Aves,, AUanUe eoupje. Can glv« local referenpfli 

diy, Open Wed, fina Frl. Evs, fhnne Write Em, 8437 Tleniinel-Lretea*. 

RIAL ESTATE FOR SALE 

N SPLIT LEVEL 

e with 3 bedraonB, 

Sli^ uhfiiriaihea, OiUy 

needed to purchase. Dtp 

AUli Ave, Phone 1333. 

cash 

106 

3=: 

FURNIiHED OOTTAGE & ApartmCn 

near beach and tKtard'wa.IJL Botn 

units healed. Only $1T,6OO (ui-nlshcd 

DE hiAJUS, IQg AilBiitJo Axe. Fhsni 

3 ^ ; 3-5 

INVESTMENT ^3TTAG^ — Large 

Jrqnt eetuige, 3 bedrooms, S smal' 

rtsir oett.3EM, 1 bedraom each. Furnished 

SiS.SOa, Wiilieftis Realtor, 1330 

Bay Ave, 22S 

SALE—-$71=33 per month buys a nsw 

3 bedrooili heated bungalow. Only 

5263,00 cash required. Scott Rea" 

Estate. #14 ith Ilreet, ii 

MODERN POTTAGE, near beaeh 

schools and slorss. Bight rooms. Hi 

baths. Oil hot water heat. Insulation 

pickup trailer. GREAT SAVINGS! 41Qstorm 

wlhtlfSwi, Unfurnished, K 

Mill Road, Noiihiield, phano 

ably piieea. Bi3 Deliincey 

vllle 2337. 

Ocean aty 


you WIN WE LOSE! 

NOTHING BUT CLEAN CARS! 

>1957-FORD CUSTOM "300" 

- PLUS: WE GUARANTEE THEM - 

Psur-d».% |>ey(Indsr. HesNr, , power p 

it«*rtng and brake!- , ,,,. = .....,,',., 1395. 

1955 BUICK RIVIERA Hard Top 

Radio, hiaiSF, aytamatjc pqwtr. 

One owner. ,.,,.,.,,,,,,,,,«.,,,.,.., J 

1956 FORD RANCH WAGON 

She eyllnders. Isensmy 

Heater. ,..,,,,,.,,,,,, 

1954 FORD 2-Door Sedan 

Radio and heater, ...,,.,, 595. 

1916 FORD CUSTOM 

Two-deer iedan with radii* and 

h*at»r, ,.....„,.,,,,,,.•,.. 

lfSS BUiCK SUPIB *pr/Sfdan 

adte. heater, power, lutamatle. 

1955 FORD FAfRLANE fpiv Sedan 

Perdemariil Radio and heater. ii 

1914 CHEVROLET 2-Door Sedan 

Rt^la and heatsr. .,. = .,,........ 

LQTS OF CLEAN '53 AUTOMOBILES AT BARGAIN DAYS PRICES 

1956 FORD Va-Ton 8-CyUnder TRUCK 

Ferdemaftc, HMtfr and radio. Uaad for$f AfiE 

pleasure driving. ,,,;.,.,.,...,..,,., Ivfî 

SEVERAL PANEL TRUCKS IN 

1956, 1954 and 1952 MODELS 

19S4 FORD 

Heater, 8>ey1ind*r *r« ,..,. 

Pickup 

1 m. 

J 595. 

195. 

1918 FORD P4IO W»lk In 

new, Beviriewn 10>ft. bsdy, $^90C 

CEAN CITY MOTORS, Inc. 

— YOUR AUTHORIZED FQFP DEALER 

63FBAYAVi. PHONI 0600 

-WE HAVE JUST THE 

YOU HAVE 

BUN"! LOOKiNS FOR" 

tnsnt. ,T 

Y • fttl 

"THAT COTTA0C III THB OAR 

THIS OylR ^. 

• hilf btock f r«« 

# f 

plftnfy «f 

On 

• J* W* l 

Real pstate an 

8th §tr««f and Odian Av«. 

Phona 0160 Anytlms 

THREE = FAJflLY 

^êSreom and one 

bath apartnientj. 

110,000, 

Two 

and 

Furnished, 

GAHDENS, BEST SECTION—Two lots 

60x120 feet each, graatij level, clear 

view ol ocean. Protected Usfh Wowing 

sand. i?,«9 eaeh, Will* JDO Seatty 

Koad Media, Pp. •• ^ ^ ^ 

18th STREET Yearly Lagoon, Fiont 

Heine. L>argg living, room with fir& 

place, dining area, kitchen 3 bedrooms, 

forced hot alp hmi, tear 

aaracc. Furnished, Williams Realtor, 

Ave, 33S 

MER1ON PABK, 3 btdfobiS yaiiaround 

rancher excellent condition. 

a eood buy at only |9,350,00, Little 

EBsh seeded, 200 gomefsa Lone, 

Phone 17W=W,= 

3,32 

CARPiFJF EITATfS 

New 3 B^noB Bucbeivi iSfS60.00. 

with C»r Port., Camp, JI**. Kitchtn, 

FMA 3fl Vr. Bttgg, AvftU, OB 

1/3 Acre Flo*. - Off Bl*ek Ssn# Pk. 

n 8ptTi« Av*, IS' *eff«rp« Ave, 

Aûiie City 6-SOO7, ' 

CM^ PR^BRTY—Four units, one 

heot*a, now reduced to 512,500 Good 

eofutJUoit, good locauon. O'DoniMil and 

Murphy, UJth and w ^ AV# Phone 

4400. " Bi2 

APARTMEN^^ — WondertHl Bargain. 

All four apartments rented yearly, 

In«nne si.yjQoa Sate prte *12,0u0,d). 

Shown by appeintiB&irt, CDpnneU and 

MiiFphy, lOtft 'â|ld West, Pftone 44Oj= 

COZY— Modern 4 btdroom £^ 

faga, gp«€ieyf corner let en 

Reetewelf Blvd. Lcrft Hang*, 

A RIAL BU¥ — Only fIiJ0§ 

BEAUTIFUL Llnweed R-nch»r^ 

Thres tadnatu. VVi talM full 

basement, basabeird h*m% let 

90K17I,. A modtm hsm* built 

far graclsui living. 

F. R. BRIDEGAM 

REALTOR and INSURANCE 

3346 Asbury Av«nu# 

Two Llw Wins—Of51 or 2M1 

CLASSIFIED DISPjLAY 

DEALER GUARANTEED 

USED CARS 

*S8 CHEVROLET 

Statkin Wagen, 

*#1 MERCURY 

2-p9or Stdsn, 

'57 LINCOLN Fremitr* 

P&wered 

Lew 

IW? 

'17 FORD Fairlane "JOCK* 

Radle, h«tf r ind 

hltll flr«. 

'16 CHEVROLET St. Wagon 

Sadie and hHt 

'59 RAMBLER American 

Station Wagon. Saws $500 

'56 OLGSMOBILE Holiday 

2-dr. h.A^top, whrt* 

RAMBLER 

• ' •" r i J " - $491 

f S5 CHEVROLET '210* -Mr. 

Radto and InMar, 

flSiO 

'55 FORD PICKUP TRUCK 

Right! 

— RAMBLER — 

Safes one* Swvfc* 

S4IK ST. ft WEST 

PHONI tt 

CUSTOM 

around 

rge' dining 

I Atlantic Awe, 

hot ail heat*: aanMSatlss 

1330 Bay Ave. 

TODAY'S BIST P«JYf 

T , A ST. 

AU *y«*r 'n^d IIK «r 

ud p 

tot « wfciefc 

a, i fastfc>» S 

Oil **t wwter 

OUTSTAHPINC VALUE* 

— Split level, year around 

(jedrooma, living reoro, djn- 

Realtor, 3330 Boy Ave, ..-. f!3 

PQUB LOra •••— Gfaêa, „ 

Simpson Ave, ftt Ssfl Bt, TT-.—--- 

THE PRJCe IS RIGHT buy 

wlilt vwUfr 1 * apt* 

OFFERING FOR 

QUICK SALi «t $28,000. 

Till* is • gm' 

27th 

TL. SHARP 

4 

Phena 1637 

¥îR AROUr 

room, S" " 

Kxan, electric J kltelHHv ^ 

popa^ pi h« water fteai. 

ITth-i^Baa geetton, f 

tor. 

Five &ed«FQms. 2 4»Hnj. eje, H 

. viciiu& 

REAL ESTATI 

tlS ^lACUFF ROAJ5=Fcw Dedroann, 

IJ^ bauu. p rurnace, Bendix *w*s&< 

ert TV,, and sarasc, AViOJîe now 

to June ana June? iS^July 31, Call 

Q. C, MOS to inspect or contact owner. 

NO HOHSE--Fivo bedrooms 3 

..baths, pun r^Mo, etd. Furnished, 

Vicinity! 12th -SP^ Beach. ^«a 

L l J, ^rr, 424 Wn street. 

CLASSIFIED AD 


to It toe esel 

SOTKS TO unt 

of MKâret W 

_. . 

to tm vderot 

lT«« f-Hie 

HTOCKHOj 

B| 

Tjffi tMBtl gJe^tlBl Of tfi» 

CLASSIFIED DISPLAY CLASSIFIED DISPLAY 

CKry^r-P# 

you* 

Of-A MOST 

YOU'Lt EXP 

P«CB OFFHtOt: 

3205 ARCTIC AY£. 

^'••"' a!Mr

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j, . .v. 

'- f J ' y THURSDAY, 

PAGE 6*-SECTION FOUR 

THI OCiAN CITY 

' . ' ! • 

OCEAN CITY 

Knights Labor At Basketball, 

Then Settle Down To Business 

Hot Lunch in a Hurry 

m 

im 

•;i Ui 

twl 

That wasn't an earthquake you 

heard Wednesday morning. It was 

the croaking at the ibaltered and 

'tbrulshcd bones; of Ocean City 

Knights o IColitmhus who learned 

Tuesday night thai scad old men 

are no jnaith for utt&d young men. 

The good yaung men were the 

teenage members of lite CYO basket 

ball team which trounced a K. of C. 

pick-up squad, BS-37, in un exhibition 

game follQwiiis the Kninlil's regular 

meeting. It was just a ease sf run* 

nine—the kids could and the elders 

couldn't, at least not without eon. 

slderable huffing and puffing! 

•Earlier in the evening, a jfroup 

of Catholic Jboy_s in the 13*18 age 

trBeket met with Past Grand Knight 

Robert Ordiiie and obtained informa- 

lien on the Ceiunsbiaii Squires, a 

Jersey f Cape 

for Resorts 

junior organizfltion of the K, of C. 

John Gilson, of Ailaniif City, a 

Squires official, spoke lo the local 

group. The hays exhibited intero-.! 

and an Ocean City Squires Circle 

will be organized iliiriiri tho nvh\ 

fow weeks. 

At the regular K, of C. meeting 

the dale for the Council's SL Pat = 

rick's Day Parly was changed from 

March 21 to Miirtii 1", This affair, 

with Conrad Mayer, chairman, will 

be held at the VFW Home. Musis' 

will be by -Joe Piluagi"? 

A finant-'ial report on the 

dinnt'r=danc ! e was "ivi-n ay 1 

urer Philip P, Pt'rri, The ; 

was the most suteijiui'ul in Ct 

Deputy Grand Kniaht Clark Mosfc 

announced that the Honor Court 

for St. Augnslifie's Lssy Kyyui-i, span, 

sored by (In* K, nl l\, has Ijt'tti pos?- 

polled until Friday i-vt-nints, I-iM* 

ruary 30. This wii» omiiiiill.y schi'd- 

uled for loiiiurrua nijsht. Fosipy'H'- 

naenl was in rt'spi't-l to iiuhi-rl Ham= 

son, who sva* killed U\ an auto aei'i- 

deni on Monday, 

Grand Ktiiuht Joseph A. Barnes 

announced that ihe winner!* of a 

basketIjall foul shooting contest held 

by the Couiit-ii for mumbi-rs of tht? 

CVO team will In 1 taken to the Pak*N= 

Ira In Phihidi-lBhia en Saturday 

nighi. March T, tu see Villaneva play 

Laialle in the feature of u coik'iH' 

dguiiieheader. Other men and boys 

interested in tfains? may obtain iic= 

koU by eotiiaeiing iMf. Barnes hi** 

fore Monday night. 

The nest Council meeting will he 

held Tuesday evening, February 24 

at 8 p, m= at St. Augustine's School, 

Classified Adi trine Quick 

Let Voters Decide 

At Polls, Kay Urges County GOP 

TOKYO 

will double Uieir 

bm;tn lldlH'i-l I*. K;iv, 

jdidiiU' frsr !ht> ni>[ii_Uilifiin H!iiimi 

i rnr KUiti' Si'iliifrir, rrVi-iilîi !Hi*« ut^'ti 

! thai hf could -J 1 " n« tU'irirnvnt t>v 

! liarm l-i Hit 

:i!lllity 

Mil i. ;il* 

fiu;ili!i«-atifni 

hi. U.-'ii, should UHTO 

i! in Ih•'*I 

marines in the 

1. 

! A spiikrHmflri has 

hoth . . ,_ 

will IK? |it3i-i-j| on 

«f 

tank 

ullowlna the UJUTS »! ihc fin,Mti !• 

tii'S-iih- u\v i-^W Uii^ sv.sv l 

:L;-ti!a!!> inktna "idc-. in Uw 

K 

til Itt'P-ilj'n ;-FI I !M JIMV even!, ! inStmti to rim i« !hi« 

t,|.:,i i.!; = [''iri!! iii '• piiniiii'V Hi'tMMJn ii^ ii < Jllultf.tli .i>r 

\,m\ .'/ni>»ri;!Mi • tin- Hi'piihHf=iifi nuiiiirtiitiof!, aiid '" 

hi> i'.'i'-i 1 !;!.! 1 *'!' : mi oihi'r" Wi If l. ! wi 

! "thai ii : tin* 

«t-;-i- ii. ) ;..,.; M(i. 'i.., •.,.;(.- .il p.irlU'Ll'i.r, ; 

. y,f\'f ' •• ! » ;jl: tin ;!''"- ' - !' 

rlli'll .-iVhiHW i uii\ 

-,v Hi'iHiii 1 -cui, bfjih «ii ^h.trii hii, 1 . UnjJ in Hie 

; Court Mouse? Monday annauncsd 

! thi'rp was no money appropriated 

• in she' new (ILK!gel for inc County 

j rhiimtjE'r of ComtntTfu. 

I Thi> Cape May Chambpr of Com = 

siH'rvu liad askt'tl for flnsineial sup= 

i [sopf from HIP Board of Freeholders. 

[ and drilled ihu claim by Lasvrunte 

; M. Lyiir, iliri'i-toi 1 o! Ihf Uoard of 

• ChosiMi Ft'i>tholc3t»rs that ihu Cliatii- 

I bur had faili'ii lo coDpt'i'iiti 1 HTth tiit= 

i nifii-i^tU rii- tjiij S!Hiilu*rn Nt*w 

Ui>vt>!»]?Fncnl Csjunfi!, 

The Ktatufflt'iu by Mr, Lvar «as 

mfifly in UIISWLT to U tiQiîinsi W'.ufi 

i! liiri'iMyr pi thi> i'hambir ui a [in'i- 

In* ht-arintf nn fist' $2,-j4!!,0iin 

ilic operation of the t-ourt, iiiit *o 

date? tlit> Sii.CMK) aptiftiprlated did nut 

warrant ihs? ospendjiupt* MIUM \AI> 

court tloi's not support itsrir. 

! Josvph K. Roort, mayui- r.1 Kir^r 

i Township, dcftfiidi'd the r-tuift sa.s^r; 

wulidi'rftJl 

,11. 

"it has been 

the county," 

Fn*phald(ips Dr. Li'fm 

and GcortU' Post ijiMii espst'*- 

vh'WM that ii furihiT- siudy 

ht ! niadt' io diMemurM' if u 

not !K.> wafraiiittl its jir.mt ihi 1 t' 

!«>!* a similar iimuunt ui tnniu 

thiit which ha^ iK't-n fip[»roiir 

lor ihf f.'uunfiL 

Hodiii. ii morning nl' 

's ijciiiftl lit ciirrtjiti!'-. 

tJi.'it Dn> frsDhijIdt'i*:' ^htiwi'd nn 

et tu 

\\w 

iu:i- 

L'ountv ; !i ' u ' t'»i!Hly"s ruiirf^ (hut ui>\

figfl 

sirW^VsMw- 

«• 

IV 

Mf 

*«*•** 

ii> 

Krt '? 

* * > 

6 

4' 

in r 

"" n' *' 

1 

"ud Crepe (sbe*, to 44^ 

as LADIES' 

QUILTED ROBES 

8.98. values 

15 REGULAR 8.98 

MATERNITY DRESSES 

CHILDREN'S WARM '-• v.^ 

Stretch Tights 1.59 2 ft 

BUNTING CHAISE, 2 Cl 

25,00 

FifitMs Folding W«bb*d Aluminum 

3 nc S«t» R*duc*d 4-Potlrien Chain 

Two M*Hh»nB Fefdlnf Chair* 

16SI NSMATTRE 

or DOUBLE 

mm 

6 NEW TYPE ' 

DINETTE 

^jy 

FRIDAY & SATURDAY ONLY 

CQNTINUING OUR SAll O 

MO US EH OLD ITEMS 

Assortment Making Everyday Living Eatkr, 

Mora Conv«mrentr Available 

. i oweer af tte 

f Mrs< V«Bald« ^meto^ said 

M«afaJ 

Additional asvingg also will accrue ©r. i*r«d: fWacK Jr., mnwd associate, 

w»|fl* since stta became itp dean- to 

1»S5|, after tb# 

from the, fact' that ihe stn»«ure al- 

W*W and Pr, Mortov 

ready la nvtfed and teloriton« lines 

avpetatcd tiUefj of staff 

and equipment, heat and «Ir con- of the wdlofcagy deparoscBt, 

•ditionlng all lave foeen Installed, Sr, ^pete^ Quesada vwt appointed 

Influencing l g ê ft altfng g ef the Ae tmv«r to\«r ddef of afpJt ift th#- anestneslPlon 

in Hs. new location Is a long lange deparuvanL 

runway 'building program proposed Or. Frattfc goiptlmaan mat appalnt- 

for the test ^center. Recent extension ed chief j of staff In the pathology 

of the longest runway to 10,000 feet depajfntnit. 

is the forerunner in a program that 

Allen 

eventually will provide parallel 12,000 

foot .runways* 

"Frost theb- new vantage point, 

midway between two of these master 

runways, air traffic controllers olle will ll 

h* have* a di g and d unobstructed b t d 

view of traffic approêhing t S 

Dri i Msrciai Msi Smith Sith appointed 

chief of staff in the toh 

dt 

Slotoroff and Pr, Bar 

CANS! 

Baral» were/ *ppolnted chiefs of staff 

fa .tte «atodofltia and oral surgery 

departmant. 

DIRECTOR — NATIONAL EDUCATIOM 

• - SeafW Afcanfai 

When the Chinese CeauMunist In- to nuke children disrespectful of 

structors conduct^, their classes for their heritage. |n such a mlsln 

American GI prisoners of war toformed 

state of mind they are rtpe 

North Korea—brain washing mewt ef targets for the sly propaganda (beck- 

them Into a degree of eooperollon— oning toward various forms of So- 

they used ibooks' by Aastrican auclalism^-"the wave of the future.** 

thors who had pvePernpnasiied out "Cartoons in. several- of these 

defect!, - the unattractive things In tfi»ta/' pr. Boot reports, "splash the 

Amerieo —vice, political corruptLoii, Ills of AmeHean life across the 

racial conflict, the greediness of pages. The craze for gambling in 

some empJoyers, the IWJiU'e of some 

p 

(alue o pi stocks in the late 1920*s is made 

people ppe top 

p The brain wash- graphic,", .One cartoon stresses 

ers . played l upr,th#se: thhigs, distort' d child labor, another revels in an 

Ing the full picture until in the 

industrial slum^, other pictures gloat 

sinds of ttie OP* who were educa- 

over "a typical tenemem,' the ear' 

tionally unprepared far such aft ek* 

ruption of the Republican Party, the 

perlence, the good thhigs about Senate of the United States as snB- 

America faded Aon the consciousservlent to 'the trusts,' On* pioture 

ness and OUT American system be- reiterates an Industrial slump, anease 

something •had. 

other plays up the Homestead Strike 

Next Week End 

In his examination of today's high luridly ebeset-with violence and blood- 

•cftool testbooks In Amtrlcan hisshed), another the, Pullman Strike, 

tory, as reported In his new book, •*Tne point U not*" dhserves r». 

"Brajn Washing to the High ^peta," Root, "that tn&dark areas of Amer* 

IS THOM KIRD'S 54TH BIRTHDAY 

Dr. E, iMerrUl Root found that some lean history should be hidden, but 

of the meat widely used texts slm- that the undoubted excellences of 

Ul Uarly y l l d unattractive 

America are ihldden (In 10 textbooks 

52 YEARS Of HARD WORK conditions di and incidents and cave a 

studied)," 

! • • • • • • ! i , 

distorted picture of Important events The authors cite as their author- 

to the founding and growth of ourities 

a nunAer of Left Whig writers 

* > " "" 

American Ameri system. syste. One-sided esded or dls* dls d U f i 

td torted presentation tti of f Alstoty Alt ttends 

COME IN NOW! 

my WANT TO 

THURSDAY. FRIDAY * SATUROAY, 

24. 27 * 28, WTRE HAVIMS 

6ALA BIRTHDAY SAtEM! 

In Then .. . You'll Rnd Drastic 

Awtfling You - - • • 

f daatta of _fier *u*band, 

Pr, Henry BunUna; 

A new gêrtmental course la tn> 

&Iogy and r. apeda| labiwatarr project 

have 9jeen Initiated ^ Aa dean 

in order to show how OOouclaxs 

st«denU 

"h the full that scientific tnv«itig*tlon 

can sometknes fee.- _ * 

"We spend so much tune 

tdt ttt learn the basics of geftnee 

getting them th to Ui* ttoaOtn of 

knowledge, that sometime, they 

think thinkk seienca U U s siauujr siauujr ^ 

tton, ftfrs, Bunttnf tt 'emplalns. 

Tta trying to make sura 4ba| 

i ththe saKataetlon that can 

eonte ftvni exploring soraethlnar ontaKPwn, 

(ha satlsfêUon Hftat rewards 

the rwaarchar "for all him Iiai4 

wpi*, w ahe adds. (Mis, BanUng feels 

Oat tb« choice of # sctehtUe c*. 

often fcwd w knwwhic 

rat of satUfactlen exiyts. 

posttton ^f 

Or, J. N, mchardsoa w«s •pfr^nt' 

* •chief of staff in the deifnatoiogy 

p - nt 

Dr. B. H- û-khardt was appoint 

ed chief of staff in the aBefsr 4^ 

Those nssnetf on the consuJUng 

stair are; Dr. Lett Walker. esrdioloa>; 

Dr, C B. Whims, Theumatoloa?; Dr, 

HHIon S, Sâd, #«s|ro-ent«r, Jr^n & Budnlck, Or. 

rt rtee Ch Cohen, DP- D R N J G Dr. 

Jl Jules CCooper, 

Mr. MHt 

ham, ©r. WUUam Joy, 

Dr, Eftrl Kanter, Dr, Joseph Unas:, 

Dr. Jufe* Klaln, Dr. Morton Major, 

Dr, CUfiord Murray, Dr. J, BOschler, 

[>r, E, Hi Kldonan, Dr. Thoanas Me- 

Fartond, Dr. Thomn IPetlnsa, Dr. 

Betnard J, Shintan, Or, Sam Southird, 

Dr. BeUerd Weeks, Dr. F, Solfe 

Westney and Dr, S. S, Wolttert 

Dr, George Spooks, Dr, Benjamin 

Gordon and Dr. BOUatd iC^der 

BM • numper 01 tieit wing wruerg -*_,-j *A t»*^ h»»»ww .*-* 

and pronagaflditte, for^Brtanosi ***** 

-1 --*• '£'' j 

fo "^ ^W 9 Is also an 

at the Racers 

only one expUoation, "I try to 

p p f i ^ r 

"^ .•*•* 

Howard f^jt, CossnunUt pr^pagsn 

dtet who just reeenUy announced he Taxpayer Retponsrble 

had (broteen with tte Party; Gunnaf 

Myrdal, Swedish SocfAlist who has 

Return 

snown a warmth toward Soviet 

ToporaHjlc for the 

sla; l Carey C MWU McWUlUwiSi who has onefaetf 

nod figures set forth on OB their their 

of the longest CamBaunJst«front rec- Federal taji i returns, eturns, Cliris 

ord* hi U.S. goveisment files; Gene L. Gross, nrsetor of f tntersal ttel SSevs 

Witflfih, vigorous CkimmunlstfronteT sue for the Cltmden District, said 

publkJy asserted that tbe United tedir ? •• --••••-• 

States eogaged m germ warfare In *Thls means," 9b>, Gross said, "that 

S»» m&M&m dUud ft no sitter who scttttlry prepares a 

She re- 

NtUi . or Mditt aatata in ppreparlmr r i it it, 

,^d lo ^*Ur"ai to her an the taxpayer 'Wbo «lgns it bears ItiO 

ship In th* Coujmuhlit Party, 

BBttdlly tor ifc* 

êse and ottier. of tfiefa- ilk are laid tbte wanUng Is sol intendamong 

the «*utborrtl«- cited la €d a* * deteticnt to the service «f 

book after *%eofc- among' the II » qualified ttite AMnte or others com coea. 

aiBlned by Dr. Boot, Seeks *y Al- petent te befe la 4he preparation of 

returns. - - 

bert K= Kahn, cited cominendabiy as 

an "authority" fcy y «ome of tfaese ese 

^y should naturally 

ffi^^ _«atoftr», t feU aefeuaUy were used isb so*h feeional people #sm 

the Rd Reds In I KKarfea 

to "brain ptele and records to insure 

1 

h"" AmericaB **»*~ •*_«._ i^^»_< 

* « 

-tttrtaltlra" ___ _„_ 

on &« queitton of hLt pre] 

untet party firt mmfwrihlp. Th* 

fuaCit stUl may 

Senate mteraal 

audit ch«k at * litor 

daal.".^ 

ê sepertodi "Aaier^n 4«ym 

forced by tHatr captor. tor*ad and 

bas 

if r . 

1 

••.•.--; \ P 

PBRfECTION IS 

A "MUST" HERE 

THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SA 

r-« • 

DRY CLEANING 

AL-TiRA-nOtlt a\ MPAIIU 

WHITE SHIRTS 

BEAUTIFULLY 

LAUNDfiWD 

FKI1 FICK-Ui* a IMLIVKRY 

We Qlffe S*H Qreai Stamps 

ASMIRY OfANERS 

W5 AlBUdY AVI. PHONE Sift 20% to 50% 

rj^' 

FURNITURE •• BEDDING--FL 

-^ ! 

n (degrading America: 

ud praiAln, g&m BtasJar or face 

starvation, nurture and 

clEANas AND 

n Q v ' C 

R 1% I «9 LAUNDBIERS 

1447 ASBURY AV§NUs| 

Call Ocean City 36J9 

PfBSONAllffl) SHUT SBMCE 

Our Cuttenwn Am Our Be«t Advitiiement I 

I" 

to making 

Hmlr 

MATBWITY 

of The hate 

' • i f •* ,

% 


of Somers Poinf 

Stesi^:-/.-.:--^t 

nd Cub Pack No. 53 

6-and-Gold Dinner 

K&.-SV^>*V.,-. 

fe--.v:-VV;-V. ^1 

of c*MBW4*H 

HlndtolNrtd the 

&M.^:- 

sr p 

tfie WrtSw 

IW Neffl, 

SU*•», tUver "row; 

BwbH n Mffisr, OT 

John Spurtock and UmWAn- 

. wotl b*dte; and Steven Ititch- 

Itea 3 — Steven Hartley, bear 

tedge; asdstaat denner stripe 

ope aold and two *flver arrow p 

Jaaes Mflrtln, bear budge; gold and 

iUver arrow points; Buddy Black* 

ar pin «nd geld and SQTO 

polntt; Dan Gries, year piar 

BacUsy, desaer rtrtpe; a«^ ^ 

one gold and two silver arrow 

poloU; Bruee Soiaers, ooe gold and 

two aUvej 1 arfO* potote; and m^ 

assistant denser, @se gold 

«nd two sBfe* M?ew polots and 

bear Iwofc, 

Den * — Bfliee.Yourji^ 

Btripe; BUI Graham, aualstent 

er, -wolf book; Joseph I ^ l 

bl^ and ¥*>&. Jsudy, 

Den 5 aad B-ârit* 

l d W arrow 

k 

widfâdga, j?«ag plnjsnd gW 

point; Kit Crawford, wetf beek *nd 

ri l G Laln assist 

Attacker Case 

Here Saturday 

gqafESS PO»JT—Hwnjltan Boto- 

laod.-of Devon Bead, tW* dty, ac 

cased of «s«lUng Mrs, Margaret 

Qostigan, 35, in n#r home at 23 S. 

HoUy HUl Drive on OirUtnito Eve, 

sill be arraigned before Murfclpal 

Tudge Elenard 

^ other rnattei*, FrancU May, 

court deA. reported that sU per- 

sons waived hearing and paid Ones 

for vsrioua lootor vehicle riolaUons. 

The foUowlng were all charged; 

t 

e foUowlng were 

wMH stop street violation at the In- 

tersection of the Garden State Fart 

way and Route 9* Alfred M, Jones, 

of tMiUvllle; DonAJd E. IMnd Of At- 

i d Th 

Scent Troop Mothers 

Form Organization 

Wor/d BY LOIS HAMILTON 

SOMEHS 

Mothers' 1 dab 

Scout Troop 55 ww $V* 

ntty at the home of 

Bourque and J«r», Ele*- 

ga 

Mrs, Wwarf Boyrque and tot, Sea 

ner O>tU«n was ejected president a! 

thU ttae. ^ 

Other ©ftieefa elected were Mrs, 

Caiia, vice ptesidenti Mrs. 

M M?*, Marion 

d M Eli 

Ssnett. measurer, and Mrs, Elaine 

Watson, pObUcity. o- 

The next sessian of the grow Ml 

been scheduled to be held Jhlrt 

10 at the honssa* -Mta. King. Mrs* 

Btagerty was named fh 

d iig p j t soo 

HOMfMAKfM 

HOM 

NO IRON BID LININS 

cellars and nisay short 

MAKi LlNflll PifH OliHIS 

TH4S fEA5OM 

A i* tiiie, and n't I M 1 ' tee ' 

wide, jeruriied, tied or 

all help to create 

department 

are 

ble. And a note 

by the dre^ and 

RuA Btagerty was nm f 

of a ftwd raising project soon to get 

underway. 

Others present were Mrs. Dorothy 

Beatty, Mrs, Claire Ylethf Mrs, Janet 

and Mrs, Catherine #»s 

nelt. 

of tMiUvllle; DonAJd E. IM, Of At- 

Untie City; and Thtodofe Holleii 

Mffliii S h paid a f Ine 

Untie Cty; 

wegef, of Mfflviiie 

ffS and 15 eosts 

paid a f Ine 

effS and 15 eosts. 

igt Allan RlSey chaffed Jotepn 

Trola ^ lî ibttpson av,. Ocean 

City, with m§®U_ parWag and Trefa 

paid a fine of $5. 

Ri^d BurMt, of 

fi 

p ; , 

deriner rtrlpe; Ge^fie 

d ld 

assist- 

deriner rtrlpe; Gefie . 

Hit denner and gold arrow; James 

KDUctr, woir badgei Curtis DUk9,¥roU 

book gold arrow point, and denner 

* Eldtorxt, stripe; Bay SaUlvm, wolf 

qM|g^Bt denaer stripti " 

frt- 

apd 

US 

ill 

fee*--...••"•>.• 

pffim l-rfiobert -Young, 

1 jphyiw liwrence, 

Mcbsrd Ben- 

asd Jack 

Ric^rd BurMt, Fort Wayne, 

I*A., paid a fine of $10 and 55 costs 

(t>~'he was charged by State Pe- 

nee with speeding 10 miles per hour 

en the Oarden State Parkway, 

l Lindsay, of 27 Ssmers &y,, 

SenM FoWtTiWd a fine orN for 

violation of the eity dog ordinance 

on the conipiaint of Chief of Police 

Charles Gray, 

Democrats To Announce 

Candidate* This Week 

SOMEBS P. 

Asseml 

Sauces, 

_ flah ofU* H One way 

the' food budget In- line. You 

find Oat II tt teii costly than 

moW meati 

teis costy 

per poun^ of flsH steaks or Mete. 

In, cooking JUfc be careful art to 

overco) Budget Is Approved: 

I >569 Increase Over 1958 

SOMEBS TOnITAB«y 

ler Jr., AtUnUe County Liberal Dem. 

ocratbi leader, will toe guest speaker 

at a meeting of the Sonoers Point J 

Democrat Club, Pebruaty 25 at SiSO 

p, m. at the American Legion home, 

Tiie Democrat candidates for the 

coming primary election will be an* 

nounced and introduced at this tinje, 

MeaAerghip cards will also be dis. 

trtbuted at this session, 

It^waBânnounced that it is sntict- 

pated mat another speaker from the 

State Attorney General's office «ill 

also be present, , 

Dressing Unit . 

POINT—"Hie 

Here la a feelpe fox is Inexpen 

jive, nowishtoe, quick-«B4-easy fish 

dlah that 1# popuHar with qhUdren. 

New Enftand Fbff ttiCwdar 

. 1 slice salt pork of bacon 

? medium onJaas, 

4 cups boUing water 

1 teaspoon stft 

, • i medium, p^latwe*, ,... 

pounds' __a 

secon, a girl, February 11, 

HUSH, Elkdbeth and James, of 

l Creek, a girl, February 12, 

V Joan and Louis, of North* 

fleld, a girl, February % 

W^T Ulli d W 

Contribute 

Fund Drive 

in to the Heart Fund war 

? of ZQta chapter, 

nbda Psl sorority, meet- 

ay evening in the home 

Weterie. 812 Parkridge 

id goods went to Mrs. 

•Meskers and the hostess 

William Dougherty, 

meeting, February 2fl 

the home of Mrs, Dough 

av. 

Display It 

eta Chaprer 

Avis presented a plastics 

demonstration for man- 

chapter, Omega Lambda 

ft Thursday evening In the 

Themss Swayme, 37 W 

av., gomers Point. 

iiness meeting was dis 

because of the demon* 

gift went to Mrs .Dan 

na and the baked goods 

itty Oiisewsfcy, guest 

It meeting, February 26 

1 the home of Mrs. Rodney 

ZS Ocean Road, 

* * • * 

id Course 

ill, of Ro BosweH's Beauty 

Asbury av,, will attend a 

^ class in advanced hair 

tt week in New York City, 

Is being given by Charles 

with Leon Ainendola as 

New 

Dr. Frank W, Konzelsian, patholo- 

gist at Shore Memorial Hospital, was 

guest speafter at the meeQng of the 

Hospital AtudUary Tuesday fte 

neon in[the Nursct* Home, 

Dr. Konietean was bo 

delphla, attended piiblto^ 

d id bi d I 

CongratulaUon3 go to Frances and 

Ted Ciytner, *>f 2727 Asbury av,, on 

tile birth of a slxiwund, l&«u 

daughter at 11:48 a, a, Friday, 

Joan and Eddie Vallery, ot *8 W. 

Wllmot av,, Somers Point, are re= 

eeiving congmttUsUons en the birth 

of a seven-pound,, sevenôuDce daugn* 

ter at 3:07 p, in, Monday, 

Also on Monday Evelyn and Irving 

d f $m g Rd S 

p , p 

and received bis degree In if 10 frotn 

Jeffersoa College, For the nest TO 

years he taught pathology to the 

medteal students at Jefferson, fend 

for the next 15 years hsid the title 

of protessor of dlnicat pathology at 

Temple University School of Medi- 

y y g 

Kennedy* of $m gnore Road, Somers 

Point, became the parents of a sev- 

n-pound, eiglit-ounce boy at fltl9 

P. aa. i 

Annie and Arnold Newell, of 15 

Wereer Place, ibis city, welcomed a 

bd f dht t 

g y 

^ , Ullian and Walter, of Pleas- 

intviHe, a hoy, February 12, 

WHAIiBY, Lorraine and Thomas, 

f Wt Atli JGtt b 

sf West Atlantic JGtty, a beyf 

ary 13, 

k Qerri and VWBF, of 

a girl. February 13. 

Beatrice and William, of 

Linwood, a bey, February 14. 

Srnmm, Antoinette and William, 

of Pleasantville. a boy, February 14= 

PUJDA, Jennie and motert, of 

Plea snntvi lie, a bay, February 14, 

ABiLE< Barbara and Francis, of 

Mavs Landing, a girl, February 14. 

PARKER, June and Willisin, of 

NortMeld, a girl, February 15. 

"W^T, Anna and Harry, of North, 

field, a girl, Fsbruary 15. 

ADAMS, Patricia and Kenneth, of 

Pleasantville, a giri, February 15, 

IîY P A d D 

y 

^ , Peggy Ann and Donald, 

of Pieasantviile. a girl, February IS. 

WirrraNS Martraret and Howard, 

sf ^prthfleid, a prl, February 16. 

tTSOHElR, Patricia and Michael, of 

Tuekerton. a boy, Februar>' 17, 

HIMroBN flora and; George, of 

PleasantviJle, a boy, February 17. 

CAMPBELL, Mary and Maurice, of 

Nofthfleld, a boy, February if, 

BRTBTZSIAN, Ruth and James, of 

^ Bh a bey, Pebruary 17, 

i Mary jTane and John, 

of Abseeon, a boy, February IS, 

SHQWELL, Marjorle and Alfred, of 

te a girl, February 18. 

Pathology Helping Starop Out j Coming Events 

Disease, Hospital Group Told In Ocean 

in 

ools there 

la 1H4 be came to Atlantic City 

o become JJreôr of the Isbormtory 

at the Atlantic City Hospital, and In 

1950 he left this area te assume tbe 

duties of pathologist at the E___eiig' 

eney Hospital In Washington, Last 

year be jolnid the staff at Shore 

Memorial Hospital, 

Dr, Konselman was president of 

the National Society of Patholotists 

and recently was- Mined clinical sci- 

entist of the year by the Association 

of Clinical Scientists. 

Circle To Fill 

A topic oil Lutheran Missions in 

Chins w»s presented by Mrs, fredia 

R t b f th Rhl Ct 

p y 

Rose to members of the Rachel 

de of St John% Uitheran Church 

meeting Tuesday in the home of Mrs, 

Cora ambb, 1042 Central av, 

Mrs, Sva Sbarp presided aver the 

^ In the abse/s • of tne lead- 

er,, jm Interesting open discussion 

was held on the topic following Mrs, 

Rose^.presentaUon, 

Plans were nude to fill '-kiddie 

kits" for distribution overseas 

through Hthe Lutheran World Relief, 

These kits will include two tablets, 

two .pencils, an eraser, toothpaste, 

toothbrush, washcloth, €onb and 

chocolate bar. 

Announcement was made that the 

United LtUtherai} Church Women's 

meeting on March 3 will feature Mrs, 

Matsinger as guest speaker, Mrs. 

Matsmger is from the Xlddgr Freud 

Hoaie and will lecture and show 

slides of the work there, 

The next meeting of the Rachel 

Circle, March 17, will be In ihe hosae 

trf Mrs, Marjorie Lewii, IS40 Asbury 

av, 

• • • 

Benjamin Bard Feted 

On His 89th Birthday 

BENJAMIN BAR D 14 

BENJAMIN BAR D— 14 

Benjamin Bard, of B57 7th st. wai 

guest of honor at a celebration of 

hU Mth birthday Friday afternoon. 

Among those hejping the honorec 

celebrate was his Jaughtcr, Mrs. C. 

Joseph Meyer, of Beesley's Point, 

Mr. Bard has bees a local resident 

S 

Dr. Konxf: 

tor. 

lauded the 

effort sad 

«y tor UT effort aad rodueOe 

work. He described the highlights 

of medical history from 1SSQ to the 

t tl bifl d i l g 

hy 

present tlm«, briefly diseusglBg 

tagtoua diseaiea and bow pathology 

has ssepeeded ia-itrseOcally ltatot 

f t b M 

ingmany of them. = Me went on, tur* 

ther by saying the medieal pro€e»- 

* ' •'•"* way in de- 

y 

In treating 

slon 

veloping 

diseases and new appara tas for ei* 

fective eare of h 

Dr, Konzeksan 

bed capacity Jn 

that the 

Is bas tripled 

and that wltfcr improved methods and 

medJdncj! patients do. not stay In 

the hospitals â long as In previous 

y # a r s . ./ : •.•-..._• - : „ . " . • : " V •.'.--• ' 

Dr, Konzehnan was Introduced by 

Mrs, Andrew Maxwell, program chair- 

man, wbo annouaeed that Dr, Weh- 

afd Bern, surgeon at Shore Memorial 

Hospital, wlU be the speaker at the 

March meeting. 

Three new members were wet 

coined by tbe Auxiliary, They were 

Mrs, Sidney Smltb, Mrs, Scott John- 

d M M 

y , 

f a d Mrs. Marge Green. 

Annauneements made included the 

monthly luncheon for the Fink L«s> 

dies on Maren I at the home of Mrs, 

John Becker, the annual card party 

May 14 « Waits Hall and the Ba- 

saar November 13 and 14 In tbe 

Uncolo Hotel. 

• Hostesses for the afternoon were 

Mrs, Walter Davles, Mrs, Alba 

Fricke, Mrs, Trtx Hill, Mra, Walter 

Klnkead and Mrs, Howard Campbell. 

18 Members, $33 

In DAR In 1890 

Mrs, John 'Barratta, of toe Daugh- 

ters st the Aonerican Revolution, was 

the - guest speaker at toe Kiwanls 

Wub luncheon yesterday at White 

Hall, She was introduced to the 

group by Mrs, Jack Lamond. 

€be said toe D.AJL Is made up of 

women dedicated to .patriotic endeav- 

ors. It -was started October U, IBM, 

and consisted of 18 women and had 

$S3 in the treasury, 

Caroline Harrison, wife of former 

president Harrison, became iU firil 

idt Td i h 187000 

TODAY— 

Colony Club 

y 

, Mrf, flep 

Bspartiisat 

ri BM 

Literature 

to 

nunt meetfei, mm & 

hem* of wra, Jotl-JUSt, m 

srk "Anatany of a Murder" by 

rt Traver wtU be dUcvssed. 

: , , •: . . . . . - ; * . . # . . . * • ' ..-• • ' _ ' •- ••• 

Guest and apartment Bouse As 

ta covered dish supper a 

Two Retaking Ottkmn * 

Visit VFW Auxiliary 

The mtttigA l^rafl 

@npp B-tUefjosu, and 

yh« tf___A Mim, _=^= -__._ 

were juests of FeflgusoitFof Uo FJpWt 

fer; 

much toss you f«t a brand nfw 

made «tp«cia!fy for you. In 

delivery too. ': • $: 

THIS IS A ON&TME QWWm , 

(allow ens wMk for odd cov*r») 

YOU PAY 

AU THREE 

A Whole BEDROOM 

Full of FURNITURE 

in Toast 

• DOUkUi DRESSER & MIRROR 

• CHEST •BOOKCASE 

IT'S HAND-RUBBiD TO 

A MIRRQR FINISH 

Worth $229.95 

CHECK ON OUR OTHER BEDROOM BUYS 

iAVI FtlNTÎA r 

COMPLETE SUITES START 

I* 

PORTABLE 

SOF 

COVVFACI ill 

RILL SPR(NO 

SfAUlYFtjFl 

"-i 

St.*,3ftgfe,_

&tei, i 'y.0 

m 

«• Hi • •'n\-t u \ 

IT 

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4 

To See Passion Play 

At Blackwood March 8 

_•_ Plans were made to attend the 

Passion play by meinhers °.f the 

AUarSoisry Society of St, Augus- 

• tine's Chureh at a meeting last week 

in the auditorium, 

A bus will be eharterfd to, go ts 

Blsekwood March 8 far the presentation, 

The trip is open to the public, 

Reservations may be made with Mrs, 

Anthony PUeggL 

Tentative plans also were discussed 

for a trip to Washington in 

April during the famous Cherry 

Blossom time. 

YOUR HEADQUARTf RS FOR 

AIR RESERVATIONS 

Lusr Travel Agency, Inc. 

IIS.Tenne«»eAy*,, AticnftaCity 

CONEY'S 

34TH5TREET 

LIQUOR 

STORE 

Well Known Brands 

RYE - BOURBON 

GIN - RUM 

BUR 

OPEN 

WEEKDAYS 

9 A.M. to 10 P.M. 

No Sunday Sales 

Mrs. George Godfrey. 

Members of the commit Ice in 

Couples Enjoy eharfle svere Mr. and Mrs, Alhi>rt 

Wefltherby, chairmen, Dr. isnd Mrs, 

Turkey Dinner Walter Bt»w, Mr, ami .Mrs. Hi-rlvrt 

Si'arle. Mr, and Mrs. Edward C'sii'ii* 

A covered dish turkey dinner was mail, Jif, and Mr*, l*hi!LH*rl fur-ion, 

enjoyed W the members and fiuests De, and MrH, Hithard Saab. Mr, ;mri 

ef"the Married Couples Club Satur- Mrs, Jlglicrt Frenijji, Mr. «ntl Mi's, 

day evening In *he VPW Post Home, i Edward Mewhray, Mr, and Mr-., Harry 

The room was attractively tjeefirated 

• Mt'Intyre nnd Mr, mjd Mis, Jai'k 

In the valentine mstif and each table 

Tlse next mprtinE. Marfli H ;ii 

place was set wiih a plflceniai made VFW I*oHt I ionic, will tViiu!!!! 

of a red heart enelfCied by a white 

's Parly, 

tae#y edge. 

Following the dinner Bingo grimes 

were played with prist's awarded. Soroptimist Club 

Guests at the affair were Mr, and 

Mrs. James KtceLman. Mr, and Mrs, Aids Charity Drives 

John Burkhart, Mr, and Mrs, Waltt*r Cuntrihutiuns tn Hip Miirvti of 

Hester, Mr, and Mrs. David Bieiit.r, Dinifs Sml llu* I loan Fund wvre 

Mr. and Mrs, Robert Hunter, Mr, , made by ihe SsorapUfnl-i! Club ;ii thi 

and Mrs. Theodore Whraran Jr.. Mr, 

and Mrs, Lemuel Hires, Mr. and Mrs, 

Archie Poor. Mr, and Mrs, Hnborl 

j Gillian, Mr, and Mrs, Bnrf Keil, Mr, 

and Mrs. James Bet'sHo anil Dr. and 

1 

I dinner mot'tin?? ThuNiiay t'U*nim! 'ii 

i tliD Klandi'rs Hoti'I. 

I Annoiint'i'nii'ti! wit* KXIHU* oi iiiu 

Sprina Conivri'iH'i' hi bv hold in 

I Pitmhufsih, Pa.. April 17, tit and 19. 

: 

' MiM Miriam Ht'U!iIi> jsuvt> » short 

talk on Ilfiiv Ui Slay Yuun;.» With 

.VIytit.'fak' Kst'fi'isi* iiiid Mrs, Elsie 

WoiidrutV i-i'fiiixi u porm paying 

iritjult' in Abraham Ljiii-uJn, 

Tlio next mfi'finK, February 26, 

will be a program mooting at ihq 

i 

BAR 

OPEN 

DAILY 

7 a.m. -2 a. m 


UNTIL APRIL 

Phone 9051 

I found 

it fast! 

for 

"lighting 

fixtures". 

Find it fast 

in the 

YtHOW PAGES 

The Yf How Pigei till pi 

" h b * anyihine! 

WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 25th 

IS THE DAY 

RETURNS TO OCEAN CITY 

ing Of 

The Ocean City 

ROLLER SKATING RINK 

ON ATLANTIC AVENUE BETWEEN NORTH AND FIRST STREETS 

MONDAY THRU SATURDAY 

8 P,M, to 11 P.M. 

PLASTIC FLOORS 

RENTAL SKATES 

LATEST ORGAN RECORDINGS 

SATURDAY AFTERNOONS 

HOLIDAYS 

1:30-P.M.to 4i30 P.M. 

Beauties for Beautiful Event 

Miss Linda Growers (standing left) has been named Ocean City's Queen of lhD 

Hydrangea Festival. Miss" Growers was ielected by a panel of judges comprising members i 

of the Garden Department of the Colony Club at a tea for contestants this week at the 

home of Mrs. Mark Turner, 310 E. gurf jrd. provi4ing a difficult bevy from which to 

select a queen were, MJsi Carol Turner and Miss Brenda Harklns {aiip standing L to rj 

and mealed !. to rj Joyce Klein, Emily Hubep, Virginia Gannon,—Senior Studio photo. 

Linda Growers To Reign Here 

As Hydrangea Festival Queen 

(t'r of Mr. ,'tnd' 

Mr->., C. !>.. : Tui-ni>r, of 2«v ^'/XtlaRtii* 

lltuik'Viird, iil.mi |ii!rliL'i|i*ityd, Miss 

Tunu-r is ;i uriidiiale of O.C'.lUs. '^ m ^ *' 1U 

JC-©ttes Plan 

Fashion Show 

s l.intln 

tUuiJJlit(.r HtU'hds knt'll I'liivcrMty for two Further Plan* HIP 

•uml Mr>. (I 


WuhU'y iii,, 

tt'iMi f.'ity 

Atlantic; 

Collect- of Commfrrt. in ; the -Javc^ftt^s Tuesday t.veniiiS 

Mat's Heslauryfii ill Somi.rs point, i 

HPli't 1 .! MI \vn,H iiiiide K'llii 

a f tE" - jiiiuii llMll'illl^l'i! Hiill lii-ld lil jlllV I 

hi AUniilic C'iiy at which iinu, th* 1 ' 

,i>i! l'*i'NtiVi'd tjiii'i*ii wiil I* 1 ' i 

froiii a LiifJiip ul 'i'j, (jii'H . 

1 it*^ !i! Alliiriiit 1 > ponttânts was 1 Thi? fushign show U se\ jof Hatur*' 

da«Sh 

i'.y it v, 

| from 0,C."'S. 

a training 

jiiiti ciipi? 

, i 

l i r ef Mr-J day, Mai-tfli 7, frum 1 to 4 p. m, ai 

rkins, of 24S Wes-[White rial!, F.ashlori- will be from 

I*'N Hlutp, Si' ticki'ts 

availabii 1 Hit* day of tlit 1 fihott 1 jiint , 

l>UrL'iia^t'iJ ijpforfliatid. 

1 the 

and i will 

d an of- They = 

fur Uiu IH'irTi.k.phonu i.'li it>kt ' lfl *«i'u "H ^l* 1 ;il 

-MHs i'ruwt'i'H is n t,i?nit!i ! 

Thi. fifih tii'l uf iii!* iii'oup wm 

ifMiriia Oahnoij, t]£[ughtc_ is 0 mrmber or tIn? Oteaii City, was MUCH! spyaker. His 

I A-Capjiijii Choir ai the high .HdidsL lopitwiH 'Women and \yija! They, 

oi Uo 1'ur Mpti." llc> aUo jjjSQkf on 

Emily Mi! tier, da lighter 

relation* Wmn pijiiwied ror 

The of 

ti one t>N&m|j|ji Ijuihij u ; 

America t'akearH l.u l>e ' 

1 (Hlici- (UiiU'siUiiiH iiH-hifltil ul iJ i = , *' nn ¥ ' iH ' i^resl !>, WOQ^, of ) !in> tily, 

Klein. cliius'hiL 1 !' oi Mr iiitj Mrs,, I''' Asltury nv, iMi^s 1 tuber, alNO a j Junior M 

!'r,,i'w: Klt'in.'arijaa R. Sin i RoadJ hl ^ 1 i sdm"! >Pn«oi-, hopt>s to enter f ^W in \Ho, 

KlVin iiKis is :i îiiiiJi- n\ 0 C, l "° Amerieaii Auiidemy of Dramaiic ) l!l ^ IWS[ Ffgular. 

Arts in New Vork, . i-3. vi'ill l)t> at 

Htjiinie ->li ! 11, H. iind hlifi 

with Mrs. 

fall claM ('liU 

itiaiina as judafH wtre Mrs, 

|.*aflai!ti us te^. A 

Tui'iH'r, •Mrs. William Unrman, 

paiil YiiJjjUni! Mrs. John Cos- 

4)lUj Mr?*, Robert Gill, «U'mem- 

,if the Ciiirdpn IH'parlment of 

4 

Club. 

KAJ'S DANISH BAKERY 

and COFFEE SHOP 

"The Home of Delicious Bakmel Goods" 

DAILY SPECIALS 

Corner 11th and Asbury Ave, — Phone 3310 

SPIN DAILY & SUNDAY FROM 7 ASM, 

DAN'S 10th 

Street 

at Bay Front 

PHONES 

2279 or 2437 

+/EA Foods 

SPBCIAL 

FILET OF FLOUNDER 

CLAMS A OYSTERS 

PORGIES 

FISH RQE 


SEA BASS 

IEL 

FRESH SQUID 

WHITING 

Oeein City's Finest phirmaey Establishtd in 1897 

MODERNIZED |N i«S5 

PHARMACY IS OUR PROFESSION, |p IT'S IN THI 

S1€K Rsayi, WE HAVi IT. 

FREE DELIVERY . . . PHONE 3535 

Tws DeltverlM Billy in fonwri F%bi^,11 A. M, Md 4 P. 

New Member Inducted 

By GoNen Ag© club 

! Mrs, Kai-ali Oikhrist wa* intrcsJ 

I duccd as a my, member a! ihe inugi= ; 

i U\£ of !hi? UoUiît Aiii' C"iq|> Tyenday ' 

laltefnoon in H.I, JoiinV Kuihoran 1 

The niftiijiij! was pryc^tli'd by a i 

luiu-liUDu with 3b inuinlxnti iif .Mis'. Mikjri'tl 

iilld lltti>ndt'i[ Or(>ii!J t'ity 

[Si-hut))' Jli ! \\na formoily mx 

i)!' TSIU'M* Tnlloi'ii iii'i'i 1 Tlin ?,lrt1 ftbsprvahpp of World 

DJI.V of Prayer, sponsored hy the 

I'nil i'd Church Women Ian; Friday, 

hi'iijiti with ;i radio intfrviow over 

i WLfMi, Atlantle Cliy, with 

Bridi'jiam pFei*Ulnnt of 

LTW of Ocvnn my, Mrs. Theo 

Ttuvtiscnd.' radio chairman of Ali 

Capo May roiinti< 

, 

|r ill*? ini'ial t'lMht v.evks, he 

• i\fii n ts\'tj.v,i>i'M teiivt' and 

Dri'iui tn iiiioilici Aiiny isost 

^jiiiinii in fjnc* (if tin* Army'si 

M'lMiuK 

1 s! ;ms| 

Mr 1 ., Paul Krifdi'kh takint; pun, 

Duriiij! ihr ratlio inU'rvipH, Ihp in* 

lt>!|irt*taiiiih, hwUify, fiurpnKP, pro. 

j-iriifn |ilannliiii and projecN uf World 

I)ay of Piayrr wcrp psplaincd io the 

liitf*npt"i. 

Evt'iiins! spi-yicpji werp hpld in the 

Fjis! Mr'thiKllKi Chliroh, Tlu* LllPinn, 

of ihi* day was "Lord. 1 Brlievp," 

from John 9:3a, Mrs, Brldi'uam op« 

orH*(| thij sprvii'O. Also [v, l-'orrpsL Viiuqiian, ppi-lor 

of Holy Triniiy Kfiiôpal Church, 

yvus iihabit io at tend tioeaute of ill, 

rit's.s, The lifv, Willuim Allen. " 

STORM SASH 

MADE TO YOUR ORDER FOR ANY TYPE 

-JALOUSIE WINDOW OR DOOR 

HEPAIRS & REGLAZING 

Prompt Delivery 

h l tor of the First Preshylefian chiireh, 

and Rev, William It, Wilsan, paster 

of TabDrnntle HaptUt Church, also 

were abfiont heeause of prpvlsus cin« 

tir. ilohn Beeker was soloist, sing* 

Jn« "Prayer," by Ferdinand ililler. 

ipecl.il music- also « 


POINT 

PHONf SP 273S 

: J. provided by 

tlit 1 Cards were enjoyed and refresh- Host-esses at the 

Engaged 

Club Woman Day At ments were served. 

Mrs, Ethel W* ' f hill* 

Auxiliary Aids Newark On March 5 These affairs will be held every wald and 

Saturday evening and are open to These to i 

The New Jersey Clubwoman, offi- 

r. Fa 

Charity Groups 

(he public, A small donation is ruary 21, i 

Kuit '« 

cial magazine of the New Jersey eolleeted. 

Final plans for a public card party State Federation of Women's Clubs, 

Mrs, Glady 

were made by members of Morgan* will benefit from Club Woman Day 

Riinck Post -J37, American Legion, to lie held at Ifahne and Company, 

Auxiliary last week. The affair will Newark, on Mareh 0. This is tfte 

be held Wednesday evening in the25th 

anniversai-y of the affair. 

Post Home. Pi-Sues and refreshments An interest ing program has teen 

will be Included = 

planned to attract clubwomen from 

Plans also were dismissed to as= all parts of the slate, ft will Inelude 

noldrh Travpllfi's

1 ' '•_" 1 -'\' : ' " '•' :! ••-'''j&'tWi':',";- •' ' '-,'r : 

' M&tfkMfL^l^lM&i 

. i • mm 

"- i r. -J . .' - ^ 

^ft^JSJTO^paî^- 

MW^tv : -vW!:ffi r 

SWW 

ity Sentinel-Ledger 

i 

^-i >* = ^"!: 

g 

BtiHing, 

CJTY SENTlNELrLElDGER, Inc. 

y 

,*«i* Thurtd** at The 

1 ajp| at, ud Haven ay, Owaa Oty 

In Ocean City 

ONE YEAH AGO 

were eeseuitftat •*•* 

T. STE ^ 

W* 

on the tort city ewned 

west ef Bth st, bridg* over 

VfcWtyj •!* 

CM*, »ew 

swwp^^l^liî^^^ a- fin© citizen, husband 

in an auto accident on the Garden State Park'- 

lon« standing in many respon- 

cfc should be made part of ttie 

nof automohiles. 

definitely if worn tires on a wet 

! was the primary cause of (he tragiie accident 

' ^* ±- i Wfliistt gtiy, Wrt teiffie safely engin- 

^ 5 thtwptoion ttat nanyoflfae 

jjaspectton program checks out 

[§§, ftêjiug apparatus, wheel 

and wlndit^la wipers, but at the 

an approved sticker on the windshield of 

" ^ " ' tear M itatfop With Wd or 

Ocean City's undefeated Re4 Raid' 

era were let to ©pen defense of their 

South Jersey Group II baskctbUl title 

to GantOfln Conyentloo HaU. 

' 'i • ••' * * • 

A big thaw over the wesk end 

brought mart than Ii cases of brokf 

en plumbinj pips to tummsr home* 

here, Folies Chit! William Ifc inilth 

reported. • 

• • * 

An tot*nsiBe4 effort to €aah in en 

the tourist badness of 

ing couples iuritfg the spring, 

mer and fall months was mapped out 

by the Ocean City Department of 

Public Relations, plrector Norman 

Vi Sargent dlseioied, 

• • * • 

A concerted campaign to try to 

bring mam light type industry and 

new ajtysar balnea to Cape 

County was planned by the 

tl Group Once 'Stole' 

fe*-.-- 

._ seeking aMtiaoda of reducing ttie „...,_ 

Mgbways of the state would, no doubt, succeed 

Jntheirdesired ends U Mgulat^ns were infior- 

itfe© stotty impeetton- program which would 

"ite any vebiete with little or no tread on tires* 

sidewalls or otherdefects, 

4 Common Virtue 

valor award to Fottee Strgiant 

iliizzo has been tarnished by a difference of 

Benevolent Association and the 

'OrderoXBolifife. "* 

conjecture in this matter is whether or 

lo^ exercised exceptional valor to ap- 

a young man armed wfih ti loaded gun. The re- 

ttat tte young man surrendered the gun to the 

bUttfirst." However, he could have given the 

contents of the gun muzzle first. 

relative matter, and what constitutes valor 

-*^^ — -•-" -g#ec|atton witji it. By the very 

5 copjmo» virtue in a police 

M^^. /iomtwhat Hki'totegriiy in a banker or honesty 

pnrtfehant It would appear that everytime a P©^ 

s ^Wa€li liislietti beWnd Ws ihfeW and lakes up his 

*^^ he m valorous. There is trouble at every turn 

polira officer's day. Sometimes it is violent trouble. 

iLtrsi^B-.ji. «-- =____^| ppijgg organization in Ocean 

ii department's superior officers 

__ __ _ the community, Throughout th© 

vlaeinbenrhip is iaore, than five times greater 

„—W-tittiiwSHi «e» being conMdered hy the 

ey CivU Service CommiBsion. Lets hope' it's dc- 

? rejected, B© matter in whldi direction it goes, 

''j| ^l9r;lii' dijb^S^ tfljb tl' decision. 

m^m 

„ _^__'S"O«iiii r 0ity : ire' to be commended on 

^Bargain Days" sale last weekend. The shopkeepers 

i 1 to their promise of iavings to shoppers of the 

W cbheS?apIfe that these shopped will remember 

the itext community sales jg offered. 

andlsijig by^the^buiiness p^ple is an in- 

^ --^—!p qf the community. An intelli- 

cooperaOon does not involve the 

1 $:pm-'-wW£ deginirsttni 

everything. It merely requires 

' to r#|Ji28 that the combuiecl 

a^d 1 friends will deEnlteiy Improve 

^ is ft, sound buiintfs structure 

.other ornaments. The trade-at-nome 

l rinciple of community loyalty. It 

98 w4lj as to buyers, and involves the use 

Q City as weU as spending 

limits 

to w In Ocean City and 

enjy y Ocean City Fiist/ 1 not 

days, but ©very day. 

of Covmstss am the 

head of its promotional effort, 

FIVE YEARS AGO 

Because thq New Jersey Highway 

AvU&oriiy had been trying to 

People as little as possible. 

Of the fl»t two lanes oi the Garden 

State parkway in Cape May and 

neighboring Atisntle County was de- 

layed ionewhit hthind mMw estl- 

mates, fcysrd JU tofland, efcalriiian 

of tiie authority, admitted, 

* * * 

Under a new schedule of the Penn- 

aylvflnlfl-Rcading Seashore Lines, ttie 

Ocean City passenger depots were 

closed Friday afteraoflil untU Men' 

d&y morning, it was announced by 

Eirl Powell, lociU agent- of the 

P.RS.L, 

* * • 

The ail-around ratine of Shore 

Memorial Hospital, ganen PolnW 

wm enhanced when it w»s » n ' 

rwimccd Oiat the hoiplUl is approved 

far inMrnshlp by graduate medical 

students. 

-" • . s a t 

A bill eonverting Rooievelt blvd. 

from a, county to a state hiihway wai 

approved by UIB AMemb^ by a, vote 

of BQ>2, it was winoUMed by Anal- 

biytnan Nattanlel C, SnUtt 

* * » 

The Ocean cm High School Red 

Haiders were once more tied with 

Wlldwoed for fini place to Oie 

Cape-Atlantic League, with ea?h 

team winning eight and loilni one, 

10 YEARS AGO 

, Harvey W- Adams. aeeounUtni and 

Octan CiW*i munklpal* audl^r .tof 

the past 10 yesis, SffWaJtif ^rtw Wa 

hat into the ring, a* a candidate for 

the vacant office ja tile eity cownii= 

ilon, 

* * • . " 

Joseph Guarraelno, local veteran 

of World War U, was temporarily ap- 

pointed at clerk ef ttie Municipal 

Ooqrt W the action el the commls- 

Dectafilia that it has tew Operat- 

ing irt »Jois, Use Jet^ Centmi 

Power artfl Light Co. applied to the 

H*w JerMy poafd of Pnblie Utility 

for an Inojrease in the 

Famed Washington Monument 

News Notes 

Washington, », a-Seofttajy of 

State Oohn Foster Dulks Is one of 

the h«rt«st-wortJng i#cf«tiriBi sver 

to &mm lth * position be bM held 

for ri£ ¥«M* under PwaWtBt «^n* 

bswer ^ the top c^Mnet tpoat Wi 

trip t& iEurope, in an effort to *tte§t 

a unMed and wwug Beflin p^cy, 

exhibited real leadership end ttrelecs 

«oer^ fer «n sgtof «n« MWt* 

getber healthy man. 

Dulles' efforts have been oandl> 

capped in the put* on occasion, by 

Ms faUure to put over to the AttWi* 

ean pteple his «a»a» tm doing 

What he dert. He is the most hated 

man in the ConmuMsl eanp> »F 

more than president ffiseBbower, for 

BuUei ta * tight Hew toglaad trad- 

er, first and last, and is wise to the 

Red* ind given th«n UtUe to erow 

about In top-level maneuverijitf. 

On some oceasiona in the past 

Dulles* policy hu been an utter 

failure. In the Middle East be either 

dtdaH have time to keep closely in 

touch with the situation when the 

Suez crisis broke and In the two 

y*ars preceding it, ©r didn't have 

the right briefing, for U. S, poUcy 

vaeUiated badly. 

But in recent êan, dealing with 

the Commies on the questions of 

the MaMu and Quemoy Islands and 

Berlin, Dulles has stack firmly by 

this country's overriding •»*-*«**- 

Action At RPC* Track 

ih t 

eoUis«iin 

day taft 

ft *h 

film th# 

iomtwhit Of • ihoek to 

m wenila WOT* she 

AtUnUe Cifaf RUE Cour». 

huibamf hM U 

h«d 

by 

reason or anotiMr was not 

hamper until the opening da. 

at that lime. The post-mortem 

sUrted the wile to wondering sbout 

ter and an Ipveftiiation revealed 

ticket" and that the postal eard epl« 

JSIniM^ «.t heipi to nê life mote «t 

Point 4 Ntw PvhiKtty Pt&wm | 

The before-and-aftir pictyrrsppead dealtag with Un 

job and whi* appeared on page one of last- • 

has captured the imagination of the Oeean - 

Bfn&s AssocWion. The GAHA 

the companion photos as possibiiitea 

of adeauate bathing beaches at Ocean 

would lorreet a lot of bad impressJons 

The Stog^py was by Al itnter, .nd b one ef 

Saphif stories in many dayt Stnlor took one shot 

fie waves were breaking under the boardwalk arouai 

d to the ©act ami »P*H *""« »«« raentii aai 

shows a wide expanse of bd 

George Washington's birthday is 

al» the anniverssEy of the day when 

a group of politolans stole his 

monument. 

The memorial to the first president 

of the U- S, was just a square stab 

150 feel high in ii§5. TOe cermet 

stone totf been laid on July 4, 18W— 

witJi tht same trowel Washington 

had used to Uy the cornerstone ef 

the Capitol in 17B3. But construction 

had come U* a standstill in 1854: 

AeeordUig to Ths World Book En- 

cyclopedia, a group of m^ believed 

to be members o! the American 

party, niekniim&d ^Know Notttogs,* 11 

had stolen a block of marble donated 

by Pope Pius IX frsm the Temple 

of Concord in Rome. 

The public was sa shocked by this 

act that «ontributiona for the mgnu- 

ment virtualiy stopped. 

The Washington National Menu- 

ment Society, which had been formed 

in 18S2 to bulid the memorial, ap= 

pealed to Congress for aid. The 

lawmakers agreed to appropriate 

$200,000 ©n Washuigton's Birthday, 

rates for gai service, the third time 

hi two years. 

A conference was pUoned between 

Ocean City representatives end on> 

UI Of the State Departoient of 

^lc Development to tfy to rc- 

e the legal barrier to the crea. 

of « public fishing pier on the 

bandons^ Rainbow Channel trolley 

bridge. 

['th« birthday of General George Washington. 

^^ ^TJwial Ouwd Murter Pay—an peca- 

4,QOQ Qtour oWa>n-soldie>i to honor 

(Washington, anûriy comimdîn-arms of 

\d be more than a day set aside by 

I. It should lie an occas^n for citizens 

National Guardsmen themselves; 

Flesaptvul wss defeated W 

Coven FeoUm Careys Red Baiders by 

tbe narrow margin of 48-fft, in a 

gaBBS ttjat had many unessy mom* 

alts fe» tt© locals, 

in YiAM A©O 

War pekaftsent Bngineers d& 

cuned io tafes any acUpn, al»lnst the 

Shore Fast Una ttolley trestlei, 

which local boatmen charged were a 

M id navigation. 

grât (iWjt they owe to tbe wen of tbeir 

•-'TftiOJfc- : ^tf*&& n^fi : 'H:': :;'•'' ' - \ - • 

our Natiottal Guard during mmM 

w.*?*~ * ** all: that National 

: _ *S ^-=—'±^-1 •••"•»s • " A"- *-:^ •* 

The U- B. Oolf Association sane- 

tloneg Qie ditf a of July 7 to 9 for 

AtbnUc Coast h ^ h l 

here. 

S$ff& 

KSS'te 

^ i be: that after 30Q 

4pd -oictatori, fioods, 

&m 6tfaH should have to 

It did, and in 1,945, after the 

T^d b d away, National 

ôr and 88 ptesiden* 

Ouarti Inlantry divi* 

of the County 9af Asso- 

^r guests of H»B AnaerJ. 

X^gton at • meetiag which fea= 

r4- movies trtm Sboard Judge 

palmer Bi- Way^ ya^t "Wayfarer," 

Doro4by lamour and Uoyd Nolap 

were ittrred in "St. Louis fl!uc§" at 

the Village, 

* * * 

c fa our ity 

ft World War ms a perfect 

, of free citizens who take up 

nation- And there were dark 

tt was that spirit akme which 

y irrevocably los^ the $250,- 

000 £e3eral Beierve note W|e when 

the Uniled: Stale? gugrepf Court re- 

âsedrto twiBW the deeôq of the 

Federal &rcu)t Opurt- 

B 

unobstrusive 

PSQîna while 

The fif 

M U a man die, ihail he live again?" 

that aie=oid question was asked by 

Job,' and sueeessive generations of 

men have asked it, and it has been 

aniwered in various ways, and with 

varying convictions, . 

The strongest ground of hope and 

faith In Immortality is found In the 

New Testament, with its message ef, 

and concerning, Christ 

The message eoneomiiig Christ is 

as much the ground of that faith ai 

the mesage of Christ Himself, for 

the ohe Is intensively associated with 

the other. 

The Resurrection is the evidence 

of the deathless life of Jesus Him- 

It became to the disciples, as it 

should to us, the clearest evidence of 

tbe Immortality that He promised, 

"Because, I bye, ye shall live also." 

Consider: a group of disciples, m 

News and 

President Dwight D, Eisenhower: 

"Our missile system is going for- 

ward as rapidly as possible under 

the guidance of the finest scientists 

that we can accumulate." 

Howard Scale, Australian Ambas- 

sador to tie United States! "if we 

lose the East to communism, we will 

lose the world , . ," 

1855 to complete the monument. 

But en the night of February 31, 

Know Nothings broke late the offices 

sf tie Boeleiy, They seised its rec- 

ords, held an election to put their 

awn members In office, and the 

next day announced themselves in 

possession of the monument. 

Congress gave up Its attempts to 

aid the society. With t£e approach ef 

the Civil War, the project wsi aban- 

doned 

Meanwhile, the Know NptbJng* Ml 

into disrepute, partly because of the 

piracy of UJB menument, and col- 

lapsed as a polities! patty. 

Congress finally voted to finish the 

monument, at government expense 

to 1876, The SSS-foot memorifll was 

completed on Dee, S, IBB4, at a total 

cost Of il.SWflOO, 

When the aluminum pyroinld that 

tops the monument was exhibited in 

New Vbrk and Washington, visitors 

are said to have asked to step over 

it/ se they could say they hid 

stepped ever the top of the Wash- 

ington monument—at that time, the 

tallest structure in the world. 

And Daily Ufe 

the depth of ileom and despair be- 

cause of the death of • Master upon 

whom they had tet their faith, were 

suddenly aroused to new life and 

hope and vision by the conviction 

that their ipord was living, and that 

they had seen Him, and received His 

message 

In that vision, faith Bnfl 

they not only went forlb ^/tttti 

ilual conquest of the worl^ but they 

went forth with their characters and 

outlooks transformed, toe. 

There wai no more bickering about 

who should be greatest. 

They had found the eternal life of 

• which Jesus spoke, 

For eternal life is a present pws- 

sesslon. We should think ef Imnor* 

taiily, not in terms of mere eontinu. 

ance, but in terms of the quality of 

life, 

That Is a good thought to ponder, 

during Lent, 

Potter of the Press 

STILL CURRENT 

When a woman is quiet at a com- 

mitten meeting, don't think she's lis- 

tening. She's waiting,»Carlsbad IN* 

M.) Cur rent-Argus, 

Arturo Frondiaj President of Ar« 

gonUha: ! ?The success or failure ef 

the stabilization program which has 

just been launched in Argentina is 

of concern to the whole hemisphere, 0 

Maurice Martin, British motorist, 

en being lined for Ignoring a police- 

man's signal to stop, and blaming his 

wife for "backseat driving"; "Mar- 

riage and motortas don't mils,* 1 

Carl Sandfaurgi writer; "The most 

important thing In acquiring ari edu- - 

cation ia developing good reading 

habits," , 

Ogdcn Nash, American humorist: 

"There are so many sore toes that a 

humorist can't help stepping en a 

€/ ! 

BRIDAY GLOOM? 

Did you knew that a gfeat many 

accidents occur to the kitchen? Yes, 

and we men have to eat theaa and 

pretend we like them, — BereseopCj 

PocateUo, Idaho, 

KNOTTY PROILIM 

Headlinci "Gastrei Seeks Good VnU 

ted States Ties." Who'll notice them, 

underneath that beard? — Chicago 

Tribune, 

MENTAL BANKRUPT 

The world's poorest man is the one 

whose expenditure of speech is too 

great for his income of Ideas.—>Mar- 

khsiltown (Iowa) Times-Republican, 

NEW KIND OF BRAKE FLUID 

A needed automotive invention Is 

one that automatically makes the 

brakes? get tight when the driver 

does,—Wall Street Journals 

DEFINITION 

Tact — making a blind date feel 

she get the worst of lt,^Bierra Look- 

out, U, S, S, Sierra, 

|THE UTTLE VJQMAN, 

^ j 

Increase in «= *«*---= *--- -- ^ - 

as Russta -widens her lead in «e 

ICBM nussilei field, nut does ^t 

favor giving in en uich to ttie Refls, 

DuUes is willing to talk-either en 

foreign minUieria! level or on ap 

bastsdoriai level - but only if the 

Bienda gives some hope of secern* 

piishment He proposes summit talks 

unieis there ii some assyrance be- 

ferehand that agreement is possi- 

ble, and that the right subjects can 

be discussed, . 

Dulles is perhaps the greatest 

traveler ever to occupy the post he 

new holds. Hardly is he back from 

one trip before he is off en, another. 

And his health is not -what it could 

be. Yet he enjoys the full eonfldence 

af the president, Indeed seme of 

Dulles 1 admirers feel the President 

has pulled the rug out from under 

him on several occasions. 

It is the President, these friends 

say, who changes U, S, policy sud- 

denly, and not Dulles, 

* t m 

Despite the flurry of Democratic 

talk, that foreign aid may be out a 

bUlian dollars, chances are that 

President Eisenhower wUl get by 

with a less impressive cut than 

that. Each year at this time Sens' 

tors and Congressmen talk loudly 

about cutting foreign aid, but when 

the shouting dies down, Ceniress al» 

ways seems to pass a sizable bill, 

There is just one slim chance that 

the Democrats, hoping to balance the 

budget and increase defense spend' 

ing too, would cut foreign aid about 

a billion. This would make the Pres- 

ident unhappy. The Democrats, how* 

evert have usually beeo the foreign 

aid spenders, 

The Neighbors 

Look at Things 

IT PiSERVei YOUR MILP 

Cap* May Sir and Wav* 

Plans are being advanced for the 

establishment of a Homemaker Ser- 

vice in Cape May County under 

which trained women will bo avail- 

able to step in and keep households 

running smoothly in the event of the 

illness or incapacUntion of the home* 

maker, 

Sponsored by the Soropttmtts of 

Southern Cape May County, the 

Homemaker Service program has 

been In its formative stages for sev- 

eral weeks and Is about to be un- 

veiled tii all parts ef the county in 

the very near future. 

At this season of the year when 

Illness is widespread, the need for 

such a service Is pointed up day 

after day in every community 

Whether the homemakers 1 illness 

be serious or mild, whether it is 

only for a day or so or for a pro- 

tracted period, the ne^' service- will 

itand ready to fill the Void left in 

every home when the lady of the 

house is unable to carry out her 

routine duties. 

Working closily with the County 

Medical Society and ether groups in 

the county, the new Homemaker Sep. 

vice will have a ready pool of trained 

workers able and wMns to go into 

homes for however isng they may 

be needed, to take care of the 

youngsters, keep the house runnine 

smoothly and case the suffering and 

the mental strain of the regular 

homemakers. 

Here is a movement f0F wyeh 

there has Jong been a crying need 

in all parts of our county one which 

merits the support in any way that 

any of us .can give it. • 

As in all community actions there 

is a job for everyone in this latest 

program, whether it be active par- 

.ueipatlen or just gentral moral sun- 

a" P shonrhe Bad"rt»* en theâBe spot 

months waiting for completion of the project. 

Journolittic Benedict 

Bill White, the SentlneWLedger's reporter, wiU 

the matrimoniai sea next month. He wUl like as * 

Dorothy iemon in a cieveiand weddlhg set for March „,„ 

is a sefiretary on the BurUngton Unes, which operates end 

trains throughout the Middle West, They will make tb^ *- 

following At weddiBg. Miss Senlen vUited the resort U* 

despite rtiny weither, was qutt© happy with her new • 

She laid the most syrprising paf^ of the resort iec^,,, 

weather. She aid Ocean Ctty is actually balmy compami 

land, whtre the residenis must persevere -=-*——"-^«^ 

the winter months. 

Political 

Trytag to keep up with leeal politics is like 

eels barehanded in a barrel of ell. The rumor rumblnjp 

.added the name of Jeel A, Mott to the list of local mt 

seek the Republican nomination for assemblyman 

Primary elections. Anthony J. Volpe, Albert W, 

Charles A, Oldfleid have already expressed jntertst is 

It is reported that s Upper Township's Allan Bergh ii 

chances as a GOP candidate for freeholder. Mayor JM 

freehoiiifr candidate, along with incumbents Dr, Leoa 

George Posk,There are aiso rumblings beginning te 

Demdcratfq party samp. They are mention big OCMI 

Goeti and Allen Stretch as the party's likely c< 

senate, and John Holland as the Derooeratic choice 

New Jersey Capital Coj 

By j, JOSEPH GRIBBINS 

TttENTONÎf total war comes to New Jersey tad tM 

during 1851, people of five eounUcs wUl have more food] 

a longer period thv the other sixteen—but not fniicn 

A eivU dffen|e>study presented to Governor Bobotll 

showing the sHprty ot food and nenconcentrated JJotti 

indicate! K0t@W% pccalh Sussex, Cumberiand\-ftf Sj 

counttea^b^Kiseiirfeo^ ptt capipca than 

In eaMîng^, there is to*d containing s . 

which Is a; Sufficient supply to last 13.3 days, In ^ -. 

ounces of liquids on hand per Individ ual, sufficient u> i 

The nestt best areas of iurvivaJ, according to 

AUantlc, Meorer, Monmeuth, Salein and Warren 

Wfin calories per person await the a topi bomb, 3 

would last ilJ dayi, according to the purvey whtej.m 

by thi AgFiculturai Marketing Servlee of the U, i, ^ 

Agriculture, Liquid on hand, 105 ounces per perton, 

U days. . ' " ;:, 

"ITie remaining couniies of New Jersey— , ^ 

Gamden, Essex, GioueesUhf, Hudson, Middlesex,, Morrkb 1 

enct and Union—have on hand a supply of calqriei 

per person, which is deemed sufficient to last i,l. i . 

liquids present would permit each taxpayer to driek 

sufficient to last 2.2 days. 

All over the State there are 28,883 calories on hi^ 

which the experts claim will last an average of ij 

ounces of nonconcemt rated liquids per person whidt 

in 2,1 days- b 

In case of war or nuclear attack. New Jersey is « 

target. By proclamation of the Governor a highly 

plan for the State has been approved, including t 

food and water available and the number §t hours 

A speck! dispersal plan for New Jersey's official^ 

in. this report would sead Governor Meyner to the 

PsycBia'trtc center i? miles from the Stale House 

officers and one-thlrd of State employees. The 

would go to Huntefdon Regional High School at Hi 

aw^ with deputy heads of departments and snoU 

workers. The remaining third of employees would 

Ho«s§ Speaker to the Admiral Farragut Academv 

40 miles away, which is being considered along 

Court House as the emergency seat of the Slats 

TOURIST—Governor and Mrs, Robert B, Meaner 

to leave l»lia Ah-psrt, Buenos Aires, late today en 

toip from BraziL 

The Governor and his wife, accompanied by Mr, J- 

Enselhard, of Par HlUs, were invtted to attend the 

Instituto Brasil-Esyadog Unldos In Rio de Janeiro sad * 

ing the South American country since list WednesBm 

On his way home, the Governor plans to stop *t 

Paulo, and Caracas, Venezuela, On Sunday sfterBOi 

and Mrs, Meyner will stop briefly at Havana, Cuba, 

plane to New Orleans. 

Instead of iyiag directly back is New Jersr" 

Govsrnor. will attend a meeting of the fciecutive 

Governors' Conference at BolsM, Missiiiippt trt 

members of the eeramitiee wUl decide on " 

tauoii af the Russian Government is vWt 

* * * • 

VANDERBILT-A new portrait of Chial 

darhiit hangs in the supreme Court room In TWltf* 

WjW"f K»- 1»U» iudgea and lawyer of ths rigid js 

which the late Chief Justice iflww* €spaused, 

iK 1 6 !)^ l a m A W h f i d lrttf 

is, on isnu mm TO RUMPLI 

STRICTLY FRESH 

A budget U an aeeeunttag pro- 

eedurc that lew, you know exaStty 

how much you're overspending your 

income. 

• • * . ' . . * • • , ; , " . 

An eid-limer is* ffllow who r& 

emberiwjien hê took * doUw to 

of Ihe^hiib court 

nonal quaUtiea wq 

aecamplishmenta," 

,yet friendly and v,«m ,»> »-» *»» 

ascription. Hi* frierifên HSfen* • 

«. Hli obiecthes were always adhefed 

nU nelbof of approacii according to the r 

i purnUnf, Me instUied confidence and a^siu* 

ilch Nugtat after and valued in every waW 

and 

he was Midst! 

some to^cuj, 

night witt 

It's wonderful how yitd,&& 

bey a feUaw's naat 

years, if he owes yOij 

—- wiU #«UH id tb« 

*f sniy 346 tnUos, ThU U.47S 

i.vjj'f •••,""'-> i^'îYfMMBSB 

, * 

1f:;>M± 

mmm 

EDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 19S9 

1RKER TOTAL 

lumber of Federal employes 

2,943 In December, as 

with tfie previous month, 

of 2^51,824. 

inate-House Committee on 

m of Nonessentiai Federal 

tures, reporting this reeent- 

the decrease was caused iby; 

'i civilian workers fi*'. the: 

departments, These-w6rk- 

d 3,930, while there was 

of 9S7 in the employes 

Ivilian agencies. 

HOW 

CHRISTIAN 

SCIENCE 

HEALS 

jUNBATI 

m 

me; 

1:45*. m. 

f :3S a, m, 

12:45 p,m. 

7:45 p,tn 

Youth EvangolUr At 

Baptist Church Sun. 

A, Brandt Eeed, director of High 

School Evangelism, New York City, 

will be the guest speaker at Ocean 

City Baptist Church Sunday morn> 

Ing; Mr, Reed will address the Sun 

day School at BlSOâ, m., and the 

morning .worship service conduetea 

by Hev, David P, Wright fit 10:4b 

a, m. 

High Schbol Evangellstn better 

known as "Hi Bs A," are organized 

clubs throughout the east, consisting 

of high school students who meet 

weekly with their -regional HI B, A. 

director for Bible study. High 

School Evangelism came into south- 

cm New Jersey three years ago 

with organized clubs In Ocean City, 

Atlantic City and Fleajantville. 

Guests at the Baptist morning serv= 

ill b th O i L 

THi 

Ice (will 

171 of ^ ons, headed by 

Robert Bsrbour, worshtpfui master. 

pist morning serv 

f the Ocean City Lodge No. 

^faster Masons, headed by 

Bb htfi 

BIBLES 

THI P1RFECT QlWt 

McHENRY'S , 

OfFc* Supplies A 

Phone 0711 m Av* 

Former Ocean City Pastor T@ 

Lead Summer Bible Land Tour 

CHESTER J. WIMBERG 

Director 

S01 ASBURY AVENUE 

OCEAN CITY, N. J. 

PHONE 2654 


Dr. William Sanford LaSor, for- 

mer pastor ef the first Fresbyterlan 

Church of Ocean City, now profes- 

sor of Old Testament, Fuller Theo- 

logical Seminary, Pasadena, Calif,, 

will conduct a 37-day tour of the 

Biblelandg next sununer, leaving 

New York on June 14, 

Dr, LaSor is an L^perlenccd tray* 

eler, lecturer, and expert on lan> 

guages, history and geography of Uie 

Bible world. He has made three ox« 

tended trips to the Middle East, dur* 

Ing which he served as technical 

advisor ta Westminster Films, hon» 

orary lecturer at ih& American 

School of Oriental Research in Jeru- 

sal#nit and lecturer at the Near East 

School of Theology In Beirut. 

An auHjor, Or, LaSor hag pub- 

lished books and articles on sehet* 

arly subjects as well as on mare 

popular matters. Two of Ills books 

"Amazing Dead sea Seroils," and 

"Great Personalltiea of the Old 

Testament," have been book club 

selections. The latter will 

early in afareh, 

(Membership in this tour is limited 

Further Information can be obtained 

appear 

DR. WILLIAM S. L*SOR 

hy writing Dr, LaSor3 care of Pullci 

Thepleglcsl Seminary, 135 Nbrth Oak- 

land av,, Pasadena; California, 

CHURCH NEWS 

FIRST OOW 

The Chvtxfc wHh *f» 

Ith and Ccntnf av, 

P«ul A. FrWdrk*!, Pm*U>r 

@«ir9* ©, AsMen, Minister ef Musle 

tvndiy, February 32— 

0:30 ft, m,—Church School with 

classes for ##ry age, iForrflst R, 

eupertntendent. The Nurs- 

en, Primary and Jun' 

t* meet on tne flrst 

th# church. The Youth De* 

nt meets in the AssenSNy 

ith# second floor, the'JIlen^ 

H in lh^-aiey4eF—Chapel 

and the Susanna Wesley- Class In the 

G&ttrch, (Parlor, , ' * 

U «. m.-JWorshlp Bervloe in the 

netUftry, Mr. Friedrtch will begin 

a {«en^n Series of Sermons, "In 

Quest of lê," The tepte for this 

Sunday »'in Quest of Happiness, 

b h h l 

Rev. Slawter To 

Continue Series 

Hie Rev, P, V. Slawter, former 

publicity director of the Eastern 

Baptist College and Seminary, and 

presently the assistant pastor of the 

Margate Community Baptist church, 

will continue his series of evangelis- 

tie servicss in the Second Qpt May 

Baptist Church, Shore Road, Palermo 

on Sunday evening, beginning at 

7:30, 

There will be >a short Gospel hymn- 

sing preceding the service, in which ' 

selected hymns by the members of 

the congregation will tbe sung. If 

you have a favorite hymn and would 

like to hear it sung, come to the 

servlee, and we shall 'be glad to* sing 

it for you. 

Hev, Slawter was well received by 

the congregation last Sunday #ve» 

mng, out would Me to have more 

young people and children attend the 

services. He has some Bible magic 

which he sometimes uses for the 

'benefit of tbe children In order to 

bring out the .points of interest in 

the sermon. 

The Choir, under the leadership of 

Allen VanVorst, will sing. 

Memorial Glass 

For Mrs. Cowan 

A Large stained -glass window will 

be officially dedicated to the memory 

z-t 

music by the Chancel Choir, 

|». «.-=!!, ¥, F, wiU meet In- 

Fell&wshlp meeting, 

7:44 P- m-—Evening FeUowdiip In 

flteyler Mesortal Chapel, Mr, 

Friedrleh frill preach on. "(jenten 

BvenU in Jesus BeperienOj," Special 

ship services during 

?30 p, in,-—Boy Scout seetlng in 

l llU 

S p, SL^-Commissioii on Education 

meeUng, Assembly HalL 

Tutt^y, Pmbr%ntrY 24— 

3.30 p. m.—'Girl Scouts, Fellowship 

Hilt 

S p. m,—W. S, C S, I&ecutlre 

meeting, Church Parlor, 

10 a. m,—W, S. C, Sewing Group, 

Dining Sera: 

8s30 p, ra, ^— Brownies, Sunday 

School Room. 

7^48 p, nt=âtd.week Prayer' Serv- 

_ ,. ice, Bleyler Chapel. 

February 22 at 11 a, m,,'ln the HoLy TtturMty, February 24— 

Trinity Church here,. The window 8 p, in.—4>u*anna Wesley Class 

was given to the church by family meeting. Church Parlor, 

and friends of the iate Mrs, Cowan, I 7i30 p. m,—=Chaneel Choir rehear- 

The ^Bible Window" wili honor saL 

Bishop Lancet Andrew, Those who 

knew and loved Grace Gowon will 

want to be .present for the ie#remon= 

ies, She died July 8, 1957, i 

iMrs, Cowsn was an active member ! 

of many organlations and all those 

who knew and worked with her are 

invited, she was a member of the 

Eastern Star, Ladles Auxiliary of 

the Holy Trinity Church, Rebekah ! 

Lodge, White Shrine and Ashagama, 

among others, 

Mrs, Cowan is survived by her 

husband Thomas Cowan, of 848 St, 

James Place, who was injured more 

than a year ago in a train accident, 

and is still recouperating, Mr, Cowan 

was in the Venetian Mind Justness 

until the tone of the accident. 

, r 

3:30 .p, m=—Wesleyan Choir rehear- 

sal, ,..•,, 

7:30 P= nL—Cub pack 

Fellowship te 

The House veterans* affairs 

8:30 pi m.—Married Couples meet- 

ing. Home of Mr, and Mrs, William 

GaskJH, 260 Asbury av. 

* • * • 

ST. JOHN'S LUTHERAN 

iOth *nd eantnl av. 

The JUv. Frftiik P» Adkr, 1, T. M, 

ftMr 

O*«re« O, Athton, 

ictelli M, Adtor, 

Tht isesnd Sundaiy In l,ent 

9-45 a, ln,=ChUrch SehcKii. Classes 

nun, if When God to Silent,** The 

Anthem, Out Of The 

day at 7^0 iu m« 

Confessions on Saturday 4iS0 to 

B:30 and 7^0 to 8^0, ,; 

QUilN OF MARTYM «. C 

and *t. *nd jyume iy 

Sunday miiieg' 0:15 

fe«ton» before mass, 

HOLY TRINITY IMtCOFAL 

Snnday Serrleei— 

7;30 S, fit Holy Communion. 

9 P, ii—-Famfiy Sycharlrt 

mp^# passie and Aett talk 

II a, m—Morning Frayef and 

Setmon (Commuaion en the first 

Sosday pi each month), . 

weekday serficM or fev ip 

for counsel, penance or -absolutlOB 

ffy ajt 7 S* ^B, 

Thundty— 

Holy Cowoaunion st u\m a, a, 

The rector is available after *h. 

weekday services or iby appointment 

for counsel, penanee or absolution, 

* # * 

FIRST CHURCH OF 

CMR«T, SCJINTMT 

1th it. and Asbury •*. 

Sunday School—ii a, m. 

Church Service—11 a, m, 

Wednesday evening Tsstimony 

Meeting—8 p, m, 

.Man's Ood-glven dominion over 

the bondage of materialism will be 

emphasized at Christian Science 

services Sunday. 

The Le&sonêrmon to be read, 

entitled "Mind," contains the account 

of Christ Jeius* healing of the nan 

"whose Tight hand was withered" 

(Lute 6), , 

Selections from "Science and 

y y $ 

7;4& p, m*—Midweek "BlUe 

Heur^ at home tff MS. Hie 

Searle, 629 Ocean av. Bring s friend 

p p. 

italrs condaCtBO* 

Schmidt, ',' . M 

7:30 p. B,—[MI4WB** 

ducted *y S#rJ ^ ^ 

1Q:3O «, 

Iadl«» men dom 

7 p. HL—Oo*p#V 

dren'e a«aaboi« fr 

the young-peop|#. 

« p, m-Voanf Maî« 

Class meetta* conducted 

Ltt tldt 

v y # 

10:30 a, »^-Wofflen p s ^ 

Day of Sewing, U'M, Sox luncheon. 

2 o'clock. Business meeting and In* 

eplrationai service, 

Friday, Ptfetvary 27— 

7i30 P, in— 

cted by Mrs, Pauline Dantier, 

president, at the home of $&B, HUda 

Fry, 1545 Shore Bead, Llnwbod, . 

y, ^rtry W— 

. 7 p, m,-» p, môfti 

tdfwsmp for 4th. MU, 

downstairs. Viola, 

Clarfe, Janet Sy* 

by Mr. ao4 fe 

7:S0 p. m.>® p 

hi l 

p p. m, 

Fellowship lor 7th *XiA 

upttalrs eondaêd by 

^^s^^p 

son Ttetoa Fields 

IT, JAMU A. M. 

ff 

'S 

11 «. SLT-Koniiiia 

is. 

LJLML—: 

7'Mp, m^JcttJo* 

t t 

"In Tims of Treubl* W*'r. at NMP « Your 

MR. and MRS. A, J. SMITH 

MR. LEWIS I. SMITH 

MR. HIRDEBT L 

MR, FRANCIS ft. TOWUttMD 

Thm Finest Mott Compfefe Servic* 

In South Jmnmy 

Sog Cmkudt^k&mm ^SQ««

K V. ' 

I**' r "' 

"•* 

L I 

ii.. * ; 

^"Vtf u ^ a 

:^Jfi 

>l Lifelong Reminder 

ig School Years 

! Senior OCHS Candidate 

Tomorrow 

a^.' * 

'1 h 1 

w * * 

p Resigns, 

bqw easily 

-•iizr-s flpwers with 

fvw hatefully chosen 

&, fod a sense of 

d-4tyle- The eirls 

'v^f interested In 

r or iastfuctuig 

fit in-with their 

of housing an^ 

Events 

Students 

• : •••"•• ':•/•..' : •'• • ••'•.. f i • ' 

^ * 

ey 

Ihrnry year Cor the past few years 

Oceaji City High School has'sponsored 

Student (teachers. These student 

m «nd fe « ti 

be- 

: : u ^ ; > - ^ ^ f t ^ 

. 

" • -- • fop Msis,** Juvenile delinquent 

blasce of eri|#F in the rqeni. 

ii ^g jetv^r saafs, mm m Wn 

Have W, Brtert Wflnot e _^r# 

.„ fa is ftfcllged to îiden rf the ©sea, «V - their ai«, W ««y ft«ve true 

read to the children @nd carry on p ChibJand*WPfit#te ttoop.jfflMfi( out Ism »re h and 

of heT «wn. . 

the Hararoi^to^ fl 

Through 

girls still in hkA BShqol mm fft chanie mm in pas| yfari ta sensor 

Crime Prevention Weifc to qeeap 

City as a special appeal to the youth 

up their minds 

f 

y 

to 

p 

The 

pp 

of our town. The 

dub ub held 

an 

occupation. 

assembly at Ocean 

Kfh School hl 

l i t d d 

last to 

Mr. Kirk Visits 

SgL George SlUsj of the New Jersey 

Yearbook Staff, headed ^ 

State Trooperi, 

B|bafd who was also te&pon- 

Sgt, W# bBgan ? 

sHife ior the entertaining frl 

juvenile delinquent for the 

list weefe thinks «veiy 

m deiefibesl a J, D, as |i »»» 

her 

under 17 years of 4ie vrho 

It© f3.5O wil) 

any phase of any rule ttf law, 

vefted. inelutles such mJasr 

u 

By 

plajlng heoky, fonîhg 

James SB, Kirk, Guidanoe 

ing winders, stealins 

or 

tpr p -of Oeean i High g School, , haseven 

just hanging around street cor- 

spent the. past week k visiting ii coll 

ners kite at njgjrt, Afler ateWng 

his-meaning quite clear, Sgt Hlii 

leges throughout Eastern Pennsyl- turned the disûssipH over to Traopf r 

vania, The colleges g which he vial led 

are; West Wt Chester, Uninus. AAh 

WlUipm Allison, 

pcIght, FirankUn and fflfarshaU, 

Troaper A}lison. whq M from WticS- 

h g Cli Carlisle, Susquehanna, Buckwoed, ii aôclated with the Sof • 

440 have noil, Muhlenberg, Leliigh, and Club hss a special interest In youth 

»diol»rsWps p enabling Own loLafayette. 

and Ii an ex-profesiienal bexer, . He 

4% accretUate4 Ut4 algp or 

ipake about youta's part in our 

Hi Spent approTOmsteiy a half eountry'i traffie headaches, its eea- 

many - , tê history filas#es with Mr 

arranging flowers for quite s tevf ftollerao ihat had U, & inal 

Shs haj entered quite a fewhave 

îideais of Amirican =-=r 

If tft«;proud owner of raoy and the P, A« D- studes stiJl 

ie show the fruits of 

•SSSJ 

to the SeB* 

explained thq 

of newer arrangittg. She 

its in the 

ri and 

krtis to accent the different 

- liff. VMV Gilder also 

various types of esnm&¥ 

be ifsed to U)O 

1 **^?:' ' ^^^ »°P l or oriq m, e mg 

that some people know about driving 

Is shew to i%|rn the ignition key on, 

how to steer, and how to push a few 

buttons. They do not seem to reallie 

the re&ponsihiMlei of their po= 

sltions en the TOodern highwayf= 

^"I^Slt year alone," Trowtr Ali 

, **W,M0 Hves were lost ©a our 

Iipwp wap Of this estoundlng limn 

her, & large percentage of those Involved 

were under seventeen," He 

claimed that «irb w);o Urgf! their 

b t ^ d drivers di e t to go ggo 

even faster 

are as'tquai i in i blame bl and d responsibility. 

Alter an pecênt oe^rp it 

may sound nice -^ iay *T^n _sor?y, 

now 

4 yre pg »s they y 

to history gpon . there was 

a 1 6 

^W * turnout 

Celiiige meetloj 

ve f th 

fi 

y ^ y ^n _?y, 

b but it really ll ddofin't ' t hl help. Th The i if. 

reparable damage has bean done and 

apologies are too late. 

'% great mapy innocent young 

iW iW |h# ythaH Uvta «b** d 

7th Graders Visit 

JOHN 'S 

Library and Report 

By RMTH TOWNS^ND 

Miss K, S, pgden^ Seventh Grade MEWUNTO ADD 

has teen learning about periodicals, 

for a book report the class wa§ 

tqld to make a report on a periodlt-al. 

tto learn more aeout them, it ^ras 

arranged for the t Seventh Graders 

to go to " the " llbr^r>'= '" Mr, " ~ 

, libraiy direeter, clearlj- explained 

periodicals to the boys and 

The group named about twenty* 

eight different magazines in which 

they were interested. He showed 

die class a few books of back issues 

of periodkals, Aroong them was a 

"National Geographic; Magazine" 

d«Ud 1916. 

Mr. Wisnosky explained; that the 

bask Issues were $ent a^My to fee 

bound in hook fonn tor further 

reference, 'The elass stayed et the 

library for a white to read some 

periodicals. This trip was enjoyed 

by aU, " 

d Senator 

(P., H, (.), hfli fiuhinWled his resign*, 

tlon as chairman of the Senate Fof< 

tlm Relations OamniiUfe.' He gftve 

ehiWren wiW |h# ythH Uvt «b** eyesight and hearing as bis 

of them are slaughtered (by speed reason. 

demons, Thesf spe#d-cwed nia.n.iacs 

kill shamefully y rge large numbers each 

yoar." " Trooper T AUissn AUi iferr^l isf^l to 

one such accident in which a young 

mother saw her three ipiaU child 

rqn dttWfi by a teen-age driver wblch 

ended In 4hf another's loss of sanity= 

**^ ^ drivinf if a mt. m. think before 

you act and d dH donH "w^lt lt until til tragedy td 

stHhe> 

ha said. 

Th# second iawenile 

bl 

far the 

resentative itpm the college aspoke 

*« juniors and Seniors » », the Sop*. 

— class danpe was a huge su& 

.... diOn't yeu like the pep 

**¥* *îs*iy too ... MF. Bowman 

S 

^pendliig on the 

Mrs. Van 

important 

it fey "showing various points of 

BBflU flfuTW or any 

ni which adds to the 

desired. 

dHiferjent oaviunercia] 

rf tune In the water 

item to Hn, Van 

*n Gilder used 

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PAPERHAN6ER 44i A«bury Avtnut 

PAINTER 

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Interior Exterior 

w. w. BOW» H*"I, HUDSON 

Th# secnd majeai i a e e delin 

quency problem facing our country 

is the igrowtpt ral# o^ criminal t 

PqlnH O.C. 2955-W rviil* 741^1 

iiid toy minors ^ 

stealing 

li 

ALSO BOAT PAINTING 

^Wh iical?'* asked Trespcr Ajji- 

Avt. 

^!*^* hand in shenustry for 11 

thp «F*t tîe in m years (not ladly) I 

PAINTING 

other classes in AiS JIM ta%% .*?* 

ns , , , p tot df the eel. FUEL 

'Let George Do \t" 

L ^ , , —,'l» interesled In teaching 

by 

haveên prapUcing teaching durtaf OIL 

are taWng s trip 

WILLIAM JACOBY 

te their 1 59lineetion with 

sês* ^»up 

OF ALL 

MAIKTENANCB & RiPAIRS 

they "plan toft toboggan- 

SOCONY 

skaUng, 

VACUUM AGENCY 

Residence Phone 

- -- - - - ==,--^*-?-:*i-- members who 

aOMEO.LODER 

•!• ASBUIY AVIHUI 

are going MrWe* %ir«re begin= 

Q.C, 3026 

, ng to couqt the daft , , .and Ptam 1711 

4| Wirt 16th 

everyhed^p eouii|i|ê days until 

paster vacattpa , ;:", jhf Seniors are 

I looking forward to it as nmeh 

"•Poll 

the etheif elasset, ôugh , , .they: 

âs^v*^-; 

are they #ot out of school fto' tie 

««>>.» = that's al| fflr this week 

ya- round ,-, , ; .. 

. Boss is aw^y todfly, Wt*e jqtaf to 

stay and tenjoy jpvery minute ©f it, 

ipFen theui^weô shk eaough to go 

jlgeton 

[junior LANDSCAPING 

mmmmm 

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LOCAL OH IMTlRSTATVt 

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INTERIOR — 6XT6RI0B 

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PAPERHANGING 

PAINTING 

Prank W, Young 

Phont 0. C 

CLYMfll 

ELECTRICAL 

PAINTING 

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INTERIOR — EXTERIOR 

7tl CINTRAL AVIMUi 

N»nt 

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PAIHTINQ 

CONTRACTOR 

ELECTRIC 

CONTRACTOR 

- PULLEYS 

PAATS 

REPAIRS 

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lupptlN ' 

HOME APPLIANCI1 

SALES *nd tliVifil 

Phon. 0444 fM iMNff *« 

thJrt 

persoti 

tl 

everytUing, a^ 

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ELECTRICIANS 

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Electrical Contractor 

1520 ASBURY PHONl 

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Electrical Contra 

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rtilii 

REFRIGERATION SERVICE 

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HOME IAUHDRV 

• • • - ' ' • • • • ' * - • ; 

v^H 

"$£& 

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iating A Malignant Vice 

Formula For Failure 

«hpufc it) ht knew 

1 ~ la 

coating M sports. 

i Ôfk #nd d^^lop 

f, oth^r, who have 

thpou#h which 

, put forth just 

bôak iraininfli 

raotfT about their ©wn 

glory than tbey 4Q for 

the game, 

dldnt seem too 

|t few days, Harry notiotd 

of the kids were copying 

and 'book reports. They 

only this onee»^nd H 

was. The sin weeks teats 

ing up. Many were study. 

i$ sape few were at, ^ks 

would ge( lower marks 

ty should and then would 

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• tQ repair your 

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Come in and l*t ««r hom« planniofl d«pgrtiM«nt 

h*lp you tq bwlli!/ rrrno4«l/ or repair. Ther* Js 

no obligation. Ju«t phon* for an appointment. 

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i 

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Tormt 

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, 'i^^J- ^ 

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The last two players work together. 

"they irt partners known as the 

foxes, and are ineal^ and sly, A& 

til they sre cheats, Tftay use 

thoy shouldntt, signals In 

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BODY A 

p PAINTING 

In Our Htm JHqJirti Shop 

1 Along The 

Sport* Bf at 

up pome iê^M, put £10* 

dW*t t lew m*ri#, 

Y P»I*», but 

$0 

«*«linf i 

ai H * |&VktfeeftaU 

^d Ut* * 

*h«u îm th*t everyone #ls« of stwi@Bt« tpsw tbft Seventh throufh 

b*d atudi^d in tiny writing fJtath OmApe *t O«jin Cifef lub 

o W e NPIW were causht, or and St. AUJWtU>e> I>rocn&t 

U they wffe {t WM not puhUclwd. SoKol t» O»j» May Court *£uw ta 

Semi of me other student* began aea the court at wqfk, 1%e tyip was 

to thinfe TI^ ^t Wgfer wkp in conjunction with N#&H|el Orttne 

Own w* £UU 4tds*t ttudy. were O«tPreventk>n 

Week, i^broUfy «44, 

navint a good tfcie, WK} US one J» U is oientorei annual^ *y the 

g Ohtb. : - j 

* wt mm^ ng mm* g IM ft w« ^ ^H The pupil* left the lUgtt school 

nything BH wlU wrung telL witft I'm go|gg at 9 a. Wfe end arrived at Court HOUM 

o Tn lU tlL k^ I' didni f« at 9l4Q-a. m Befoif the mat, Judge 

Oafiero expislned tbe fuocôqi tie 

semis J» our demaocratic system of 

t ttwy 4i(|, 8m it was govwnnwpi Tbew learned that in 

_| to do. »V*?yone WM a civil ease, *«oh is they WOMM tee, 

Op piping other* *p cbfit. A only ten of the jurors need to be Jn 

4 rt fltd t be i it sgreeinent over the verdt^t, Tên 

or MH Ul ' 

_teiil began, 

•pie attorneys picked the Jurors. 

f Ml j ? By the ttae U» lawyers hrt 

Mw 

w«» op«n to sented their eases, it was f 

f kida, Many q ttte meg%ta£ reoeif, A| jq then 

now i it 

Newly iltct@a oflticetB of Si, Augustin^'a R, g. School 

Answered questions, Tfce 

^ has mse^ the 

ere q o n tMMdents 

i 

Civic Club gathered recently to review Uie Club'a 195^59 

d i i d b 

our STW pertsfe 

disappointed because they opuld charter and plan activiUe« for th.e year. Seated (L to r.) are 4t 

tpt, the ants looked up tp by 

tee Uie wltaeiiiS of tmr tb 

Jarqe« flgscn, vlco president; Mary Ellen DJSantis, presi, 

l^ht 111 «i« mkWie § m the srduo was t*k«* W a dejit, and Kaihryu Warren, recording secretary. Standing 

iêlLr^tp 

t9UT of tha qoiirt hW*5* Thfy (L to r.) are Margaret Rasai corresponding secretary and 

A|i4 §a the 

ehown *he #^Jective Service James Weiabecker, sergeant-^t-arms—Grainger Std 

thegherttf offlci, the 

He had tt|« o 

roe* the county « office, 

it. Attef lit. H w y w offloe Of the oounty de ti 

When be caught *nd «fl Vft mm leWl iae jury 

wf re doinf it, Wfey theuM l*o bt 

jy roost, rs Wnat e*ch Pinochle Played With A Joker? 

d 

any dtfft**mt? (1% too late new for 

does wp explained lind WQ W&Q fHf 

At ttie tti county ty Jail Jl the th wt wtf4«n i«|d 

Ifarry, OHEe w«* Wight, All f f 

Not All Jokers In 

tht that his hi >H ean only l hoW hW rt 

for OWl yea? or toss, lie 00 to 

By JtUTH LLOYD 

9 cheater with â tether?, W©ft tett hew the ftrlsoiieis 

were hla ff^yds. These were the 

is * W 

Crest Hatea HOIOB iof the 

Wings tiutt lie (got away with, êep 

and- many of our 

gd and chronioaUy Ul peqpie was 

more than the it, Harry neaâei that 

probably endulge in 1 

the last ptece visited. There tbey 

he has let hk parento down, Thw 

BHBt oiecstgionally. I 

ate their lunches antf were given a 

wanted Wro to be «n howit and 

noUoa tê tyfea o| peqpte whs 

tour of the building, Ttsy isw how 

food ciUian, not a depict useless tfie patienta are eared for, their 

10 society, flirt in a way Harry is rooms, etc. The students were very 

better off than rRany others who favorably Inprissed. with the institu- One player ill term the funster,** 

wffe not caught. Hp^fy realizes his tion. , ' 

If a Joker w«fe in a de^l hj 

mistake and will sever make the 

same one again. 

lie pupils ITHH Mr. Biehard Mrd'i 

cards this ^hameter would m% it 

freshmen civics classes who took the 

eveiy ^s|U H« (in't he )ust 

But there are iniany others who trip arei Betsy Joslin, Jtank Wry, 

I igiy* a dam whether h* wins 

wefiiit caught. They will continue Anne Kuh^nann, Barry Kroner, I^ch- 

or \pm&. In fourânded, or cut- 

to «heat until they are not capable ard Lovely, Donna Swan, Mlhl 

throat, pinaehif, his bid* ax« afcy 

of honesty and good, Têy gould U high. With one see and the 40 Jacks 

. y J^ 

stop now if tney thought it neces^ 

, Sharon Durham, Bonnte 

sar^-, If they stop because- they Comwell, Ernest Vatôro^^, l^yn He usually has af hit partner the 

know its wrong, then they will be Elyf Sid Patchett, and Charles SiMus. concentrator, TOs ooneentvatof 

able to develop into good citizens, Those from Mr, Andrew prohaska% oounts net only trump tett alje thp 

people who contribute iomethiag. freshmen civics clashes a»i Donna cards la every suit. That may pe 

The others will go. from cheating to Pfander. Vipginla AkerSi Date Lau= snarl playing, but he «xpeeu erory= 

something tlse. They will develop dnslager wd John SchweiUini, body else to da the sasie thing. If 

iqio soffietliing* but then Is no real Ths Seventh and Kîth Oraderi partner forgets there is a nine 

word to dlserttae them. T1»ey will from Ocean City High School were: of clubs out {spades ape trump), he 

not be true citizens because they Joseph Kananeriley, Edward Tôut, likely to throw In Us whole hand 

will nat coaMhute, hut they will Jeanne Morshcck, Joy^ ôwersi of give the other players countere 

lessen the value of the things with Joyce Sampson, Fenton Carey, Step lust for spite. At the «ad of the 

whtch they come in contact. The hen Eggly, Thekna Hoêr, Joanne game this two-some Is likely to toe tt 

blame cannot be spread on anyone Ht KU JefTrtes, Edward Wil- ia the hole, or if they 

but the guilty party himself, far he , I^nne Ficfces, and Kurt twJer, 

1% rcapqnjiible for his own ncttons. The Seventh and Eighth Graders 

He, &¥«& his e^slee, and he must he St. Augustine's whs took me 

prepared to stWc it through, A per= trip were: ICithleen ftfacNaniaraj 

ton ifljMks as a cheat er as a respond Geraldlne fTynn* Ma^ Mien De- 

îbie Citizen, êre are no excuses Santls, James CamtHnrn, J 

to pardon Uie former. 

Groogan, James Flash, James 

becker, and John Jeffries, I 

eg oehievenieiits of 

United NaUens, 

1 of 

hft»- 

HOWARD J. WUJAMS 

hg 

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PAC E « — SECTION TWO 

Presbyterian Church will haW its 

Searle To Get 

general meeting en Thursday* February 

28th beginning at 10:10 a, m. 

The morning session will insiude 

Scout Award 

work oil the sewing projects of the 

Association, The women attending 

wiii enjoy a •box luneh at, 12:30 o'clock. 

At 2 p, m,, the Association will con- 

&r. William RatfcUfft Allen, pa8< vene its business meeting with the 

tor, ¥br&% preitaytîan '{Surahj Ocean president of the Association, to 

OQf announces that the Protestant John Wilson in charge. The devo- 

CoEimlttee on grouting has approved tional program will be led 'by Mrs, 

•ppUcatlon far the God and Country Waiter Miller. The theme will be 

Award to Stephen Searie, member "Women of the BiWe" All the worn* 

Si the Qe^m €ijy Presbyterian en of the church and their Mends 

Church, Hie God and Country award are oordlslly urged to attend. 

will be presented to Mr. Ssarie at 

the, worship service &f the Sunday 

School ea Sunday morning at S=30 Ocean CHy Y Wins 

'lk 

7th League Contest 

Hie award is given on the basis 

of putstandiag work and achievement Ocean Ci*v V disposed of the Waft 

to the Scouting program as ft re- riers to pa^? the High School Basket 

late! to the We and vrark of the bail League at ihe Allaniie C"y Gen- 

Church, to addition t© the God indtral 

Y with ji§ seventh straight loop 

Counlry medal Mr, Searle will re= 

felve the new lapel pia of the Godcontest 

in as many starts, 

and Country Award which Sseuls Johnny McLaughlin showed the 

or Explorers earn weflr when not inway 

for the victors with 20 points, 

uniform, 

while Russ Lindsey added 10 and 

Hie Women's Asoclatlen of the Mike Dtan hit 12, 

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Smiling in anticipation of an evening of good fellow= 

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Checking in with Gtorge Hayes (seated) are (1. tor.) Mary 

Callaghan. Charles Coates and Mary Burke, — Grainger 

Studio photo. 

The refreshments itand is a popular rendezvous for the 

young patrom at the dances. Here chaperon© Vincent Sannine 

serves four customers, (1= to r.J Helen Magiil, Mary 

Ann McCabe, Dorothy Rice and Pat Finigan. ^Grainger 

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195? 

Teenage Dance 

Grows Popular 

Friday night aanets at &t= Joseph's 

Church is the newest contribution 

ts the fun and enjoyment of tilt* 

teenagers of Lhs iomt-rs Fflmt area. 

The dance sessions to recorded 

music started about one month, ago 

In the large parish hall, and have 

been attract iii|* mere and more patrons 

with ea«h passing wet'k. 

The men ol "the Church's Holy 

Name Society and Uie women of ihe 

RostaryAJinr Society sec sponsoring 

the events. Members of both Kreups 

set as chaperones and fill in vanoiis 

. sther posts in the eloak rooiii, rv 

| freshmeni bar aiid iimilar other 

i services for the youngsters. 

The teenage dances are open to i 

ail teenagers of the community, re- j 

gardless of school or chureh aiTiSia= 

Udns. Boys and girts from the 

Eighth lo 12th Grade level are in* 

vited, ] 

Special dances are arranged on 

recognised themes, such as a Valentine 

Dance last Friday night, On 

these occasions the hall is appropriately 

decoraied, atid prizes are offered. 

The sessions start at 8 p. m. and 

end at 10;30 p. m, On special opcasions, 

such as the Vslentine Dance, 

the festivities are eontinued ujiiil 

11 o'clock, 

The events are under the difec- 

George Hayes, and are supervised by 

the Rev. John G. Flanagan, pastor 

of th# church. 

• * • 

Sorority Talk 

Is On Gardens 

I A pregTsni on Gardens was prei- 

1 ented by Mrs. Kenneth Banner for 

members of Beta Zola chapter, Beta 

Sigma Phi sorority, meeting Thursday 

evening in the home of Miss Marge 

Peterson, "12 Wesley ay, 

Mrs. Dsiinef traced the history of 

gardens starling with the 12th tenlury 

in England. She tenHnucd by 

showing the influence of the French 

I and English and then painted out 

| hew the Americans devolept'tJ their 

own style. 

The speaker also described Japanese 

gardens emphasizing that they 

start with a definite idea in miiul 

and stick to that theme, never 

deviating. 

The program was closed with dps. 

eribintf formal and informal gardens 

and painting out ilie main differenei". 

between the two. 

An invitation was read from tJir 

Southern New Jersey Council of 

B'nai B'rith Women in Atlantic City 

to attend a ceremony at which time 

Dr. Mareia Smith received ihe Wom- 

en's Achievement Award, This js 

an award given annually by the 

Council for outstanding service to 

humanity, Pr, Smith is an honorary 

member of Beta Zcia chapter. 

Following the business mtjetinii a 

valentnne party was enjoyed with 

the esehanjit' of secret pa! gifts and 

the playing of Kanries, Prizes went 

to Miss Anne Longe and Mrs, EJan= 

tier. 

The room was attractively decorated 

in a colorful valentine nioUf 

featuring iarê red hearts- Tht' 

refreshment la bio was {.overed with 

a valentine cover and the tenter 

piece was a heart-shaped cake diniiniiiin -n | John Ilrcimflcld, 

fiirihrr pliiiiN ni.'i.s In 1 iii.nliv T!n> star. "Voi! aren't ready fsr 

>u'M mi-,'Hn.j will !»,. Mnmmy t-v.-; i m U, s s j . m i h.1Vc k-araid 

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.firili'i-)> Muniorial llti^piiiij, Thuy 

also marie ami*-- fur the jsaiienis in 

thi. Klli'ii NurMiia Hnmn in 

fiejei. 

The v]i\^ \vni-i\ui\ riijoul the 

61 She htijuli'iy Ihi'iuiyh a __. 

They learned Unit valeniines tii't' sent 

to peuptf who iif(. Hi, puupie in tither 

cDUfiirles, and friend* anil r 

%vliom they lovt. vwy mufh. 

On thi' bttiklin btijird in Mrs, 

Haryti Mowen's ronrii is a replica yf 

the Bgisy Ho«» fiaii. 

The t-hilriryn of,thi^ ilu?,h nre svork* 

ing on t-Jiarts iii connection «ith 

History. These tihnrfs siiuw 

umiisi'mejiife, stji!oolsF ti"a\efi!ty. 

ajid êtiinij !H>»h — tlfcii and 

now. 

MA'H, Anna Smiths tin?* WTJ, vyry 

MJt-rv in:. h.ivi? Bdiink' Hestivo move 

to Scjrners Point, 'i'liey win mj S s hyj. 

very mui-h, 

Jajju 1 .* Wilson imiu^Hit in two Na= 

iiiinal Gyoj|ryi)iiie matjaaines showiny 

US pictures nr h:i|i|H'l!!!m>, in thy 

lives of Lijiculn iind Washinyion 

County Lore Recounted In New 

Historical Society Magazine 

SENATOR 

REPORTS TO YOU 

FROM WASHINGTON 

Cofflo, the noted enter, whiah deierve and receive 

known, among his s«ver;il the considyralion of the State De- 

a musical number which partment, the Labor Department, or 

3ttDrSi we gel letters, we other J4&vernm,ent agencies 

1 lots of letters , , ;'* Mr. us well as my own, 

proceeds to go through I hear from experts and 

I syiei'tinjl the tunes the 

in abolit, Liifiiv thauah 

front professionals in a field and 

ig is, I'll put mini' up 

from average citizens. But mainly, 

r= Gome's any day. 

1 hear, 

This u a very good thing, and it's 

it I'm iis well-known, of especially ;\? NO fnr this mnnth 

h:ive ^trut'k it jusi rliiht. A ivw days 

smo, Fort. Mvyrn, with a ii'niperaiure 

oi BH, was Hstet! ns ihe hotSesi spot 

in tin* iiiiiicm, . 

u^]i a rainy wepktjm! brouiiht 

tii UH' Pcilar Beara5 thoy svere 

jihli' in keep ihret- courtn ppiii!4 last 

't'hursctiij alternnen iiiid thuH efeeapc 

Jiaviii^ in : umjri-tii* three Niieeessive 

dnys jif romsilyte friif-tratioti. 

We ail- !i3[j]jy lo report that Mr. 

and Mrs. Kfiuard Wall, 4m Central 

a\.. fiju.l Mrs, Joseph f'ii'piiri'l, 4'M 

f.'i'nii'ifl in-,, whu %vi*!v injin-fcl in i.n 

;it!?i rrdttsiiit! in. Plvasaniviile a v,evk 

smu, i\\i< imprgviiiii in Uie Ailimtie 

V\[y ilofijitai, Wy triist that: !he5 ; 

will siidii :-(?*• able iy rt'lurii to thuiV 

We exientl otir synijjaihy io 

Brt'ss.Wi Ajiantic ni 1 .,. whg t 

lust ii tVw hours iiiter y 

iinnii' frraii £U Vtiitn^hurii t|?Mt 

Min-in-ljni hiid passe*! away hud 

«t his rt'sideiiei; in Horiii^tyad, Via.i 

nnd in Kvoi-Ji MesserHiuHli. U36 Ceti= 

•li-ii! ,iv,, whoso win. JtaherL Kampsgn 

u;fs lifiled ii> dayK agu ,whi>n his 

I nick skiUdea and ovi-rlunied. 

And though I bestow aJI BIT 

goods to feed the poor, and 

though I gh-e my body to be 

burned, slid have net eharitr, 

ft proffteth me oothing,«— 

(I Cormthfuns IS:3,> 

The grand gesture and the 

big gift, even though they may 

.b£ genera us, are not so great in 

the sight of God as the amalleit 

thought er act that comes frem 

a hiart filled with leving kindaesi 

- tor therein ia 

aad true charity. 

Classified Ads Br-fni Quick Results 

PEAK PERFORMANCE 

ON PIN MONEY 

Once you scamper The Lark around town and tee your gas gauge 

stand still, you'll know you've got your hands on ihe wheel of a real money" 

saver, yfi* And one with style, too—rich in interior appointments, har* 

nioniously finished, upholstered in wonderful taste—so dapper, it's approved 

by Harper's Bazaar! ^3^-* And so easy to drive and park—because it's three 

feet shorter outside—with room for six inside, ^^- This is a whole new 

idea in airs—and one you're going to love from the first touch of your toe 

on the pedal. And beautifully engineered. Come on** 

Fun drive the LARK today at [ 

112 - 14 CINTRAL AVINUI 

R. A, MENGEL 

w»Jii 

SOM 

u 

(Ocean Ci^J, 

Tile society also puUiibs quartec* 

ly historical bytteUw «M arc s«U 

to ail menibers and may fef PPfr 

cured at the museum, The .bulieflng 

contain articles of historical |nt«e««| 

to Ui# , t 

S1925 

iioe*!!***,****!* 

• fiy ethsr 

en 

•* *• OtEAM CITY, N, j, 

ANNOUNCEMENT 

Because Washington's Birthday, a Legal Holiday, is 

observed this year on Monday, February 23, all offices of 

The National Bank of Ocean City will be open for full banking 

service on Saturday, February 21, from 9 A.M. to 12 Noon. 

No business will be transacted at any office of the Bank on 

Monday, February 23. 

THE NATIONAL BANK OF OCEAN CITY 

Main Office—S01 Asbury Av»nu«, Octan City 

Sea Isle City—4301 Landis Avenu*f Sea Isle City 

Drive-In Offices 

1300 West Ave., Ocean City - 4301 Lsndii Ave.f Urn 1st* City 

MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE M 

AND FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM 

YOUR DEPOSITS '.NSURiD UP TO * 10,000 

3% INTEREST ON SAVINGS ACCOUNTS

T 

P 

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wm> ! < ifT 

ft 

Bulldfng 

Inc.; on 

Uf BsjS#wdf Sotners r Plit 

the f 

. T, it : fihonssrs;; awnefc, thli 

TO KAWAU 

TQ JAMAICA 

FOB RESERVATIONS 

SHREVE 

TRAVEL SERVIî 

ATLANTIC CtTY 

-*9* 

wtfl 

btg 

tp l 

the 

oa^Q to t&c «xlsfif is bu 

tto firm, flffiticti 1MS fee*» 

t U»t *tte for U y^ 

is Is #p 

? «areh IS. and 

cotapany will continue to uptfiwtee 

*Se «uUdlng period, Mr, 

i4 

n«(w Addition win contain a 

sh&vrtoom on the ilde of the 

g toeing MacArtftur Boule- 

vard. Part of th* sftowTOOni spice 

wi &• k*w*l to Watt, Inc. The expBBîoD 

will *lsa provide Tor additional 

 

human heart, 

sage commentaries. He may have 

made this observation after noting 

quently scare people away J>y look= "The Old Man and the lea" was 

photographed with great care in 

the tacky appearance of some of the ing like a bag of rumpled laundry. Cuba, the Bahamas, Peru, Equador, 

senior citizens of his time. 

Net only do they embarrass their Panama, the Galapagos Islands, Ha> 

I don't know why it is, but an aw- families and neighbors, but they mU and California. 

ful lot of the elder population looks hurt their chances of finding r«ttr& FSatsred in the ea§i are a 13-year 

down at the heels. And I don*! be* ment satisfaction. fiU Cuban boy, Felipe Pasos, who 

lieve we can* place ail the blame at Personal grooming is Important, sever acted before, and veteran 

the feet of economic necessity for too, Many older people juit aren't stage, screen and television perfor- 

its not unusual to see oldsters with as careful as they should be about mer Harry Beilavar, Appearing 

adequate incomes going around in such essentials as keeping the skin briefly in the film are Hembigway 

impressed, put-dated clothing which clean, the shoes shlned, and the hair himself and his wife. 

Should have been turned Into dusi cut and combed, 

rags decades ago. 

1 suppose many older people let 

A good appearance is not expens- their looks go to seed simply oe* 

ive. With careful shopping you can cause they haven't anyone to dress 

ouy a good, conservative coat or up for anymore. But it's possible 

suit for forty ibiieks .which—provid- that if they took the trouble to 

ed you give it a little eare=wiH spruce up someone would come into 

look neat and respectable for live their lives iwho would give them 

years. This amortkeH to losm than purpose and interest again, 

three cents a day which ought to he 

within reach of everyone inchidin^ 

LET'S RESOLVE TO keep up eur 

welfare cases, ' 

appearance as we grow older. Not 

onjy will it help us maintain eur 

I sometimes think it's unfortunate self respect feut it win also help 

that clothing is as sturdy as ii is. dispel the dreary attitude which 

Those with a frugal turn in mind many people hold toward growing 

seem determined to continue wear- old, 

ing their clothes as long as the 

threads Jiang together—even though 

If you would like a free list of 

the clothes appear to pre; 

Und«r Owner Mini 

LAURA NEWTON 

1YHIY 

Closed MoBdafi 

Phon» 0&64 141 

HELEN'S 

Beauty Salon 

PERMANENT WAVING HAIR T1NTINP 

SCALP TREATMENTS FACIALS 

8th St. at Central Ave. Phon* 0931 

OPEN YEAR ÔUND —CLOSED MONDAYS 

CERRUTI 

BEAUTY SHO! 

BEAUTY CULTURi IN ALL U 

ZS Years* Experienct 

Closed Mondays 

1019 Wast Avenue P 

AIR CONDITIONED AMPLE P* 

Dot's Beauty Salon 

A CompUt* iuufy H#idquapf«ri 

3331 Wttt AviniM Phon» 1262 

Ownar MaMsmtnl of DorrU Wtfli 

Close-i Mondays 

We Give S&H Green Stampi 

iLLIE'S 

BEAUTY SHOP 

fl8 Asbory Avo. 

CLOSED MONDAYS iLIAMei 

ANN \ JOHN'S 

BEAUTY SHOP- 

720 ASBURY AVI, PHONE 319§ 

2nd Floor, Above Kabat 

OCEAN CITY TERMINAL 

Ninth SI, end Atlantic Av«. 

PHONI 1»A 

P.R.S.L TttMINAl 

Tenth mad Hevan Strvaf 

PHONI 3111 

1 * 

ANN and JOHN MANNi 

C«fnp!»f»iy Air Conditioned 

Opea Thursday Evening* 


Frac Parkins on W*st Avinua 

ANDREW'S HAIRDRESSI 

COMPLETE BEAUTY liRVICI 

by ANDREW ond CLAIRE 

955 ASBURY AVENUE p( 

CLOSED MONDAYS 

m ?M 

§M 

*H 

OCEAN €WY — 

P i N N S V L V • NIA-READING SEASHOFU LINL 

*•# 

Complete Beauty Sefvkt| 

BOULEVARD BEAUTY 

and SLENDERIZING 

713 Baffenw Ro 

leaul 

Phenv 2770 FOP 

Phil's Beauty Shoppe 

1101 Wwt Avtnu* Phon» 196* 

Closed Monday! 

HAIR STYLING 

PERMANENT WAVES 

RO BOSWEU' 

BEAUTY 

Fonnerly Claire 

Specializing in = 

754 AibuFy Ava, 

{AtM fnm 

CLOSED 

: 

•• ' • • • • ' •.: • • • - • • . ••". ' . • . . •,. • •- • • . ' • • » . . . : 

. - ' , ' ' ' ' ' M 

T 

'i-jf^tti. •&-i?.Vs •:-:" i r;:i?:. ';., 

• ' "• : • . , • • • - • ' ' ' ' ' i . i 

, MiRUAilY \9t 1919 ^ 


UNCLE DICK Brings You 

Foods At Penny 

THIS WEEK oi 

iRR^ÂUî 

STRONGHEART DOG FOOD 

TARTAN MILK 

HUNT'S TOMATO PASTE 

TARTAN BAKED BEANS 

lYOUR FAVORITE 

FLAVORS OF J t L LU 

IN OUR MEAT DEPARTMENT! 

SWIFT'S EVERSWEET 

BACON 2 

THIRD 

LB. 

ONLY 

Golden Dew Oleo 5 99c 

Delicious Donuts 1 . 39c 

Orange Ring Cakes M 58c 

- IN OUR HOttSEWARE DEPARTMENT 

Quality Bowl Brush 49c 

Handy Hot Mitt 

Clothes Pin Bag < 

•PRODUCE 

LARGE CALIFORNIA PASCAL 

C FI P P V ie- 

EXTRA STALK 

WELCKT stalk 13C ONLY 

LARGE 

Florida ORANGES 

KOSHER 

PICKLES 

1 A Gallon 

49c 

Fairlawn 

,m 

1C 

I 1 cans 

%S cans 

I I cans 

V cans 

«J pkgs. 

BUY 5TH 

BUY EXTRA 

CAN ONLY 

BUY EXTRA 

CAN ONLY 

BUY EXTRA 

CAN ONLY 

BUY EXTRA 

CAN ONLY 

BUY EXTRA 

PK6S ONLY 

WHOLE FRYING 

CHICKENS 

SHOULDERS OF 

4 to 6 |b, 

PORK 

Buy 6th 

Pound Only 

fBuy 2nd 

Dozen Only 

Buy Extra 

Cake Only 

O«t Tumbler 

Brush Only 

Af%^ ©•» Peir ©f Mog- 

*I^C netic Pot Holders 

Get T vo Packages 

Clothes Pins Only 

F-826pm 

THIS COUPON WORTH 

Bring this coupon to 

US and we will allow 

yeu aOe on the pur» 

ehiit sf 3 jbs, or 

larger Fffikiei Cubes, 

aszib? 

Name 

UMjf-. 

Address 

OFFER EXPIRES MARCH 31.1 

•m I COFFEE 

M a x we I 

SALTINES 

Keebler 

our 

es 

ft 

29c 

FROZEN FOODS 

LIBBY'S LENTEN MEALS 

TUNA P IE 

TUNA & NOODLES 2 ^ 49c 1 

JTC HIISTU 88 39c 

toward purchase of 

3 lbs. or larger 

FRISKIES 

CUBES 

Ground to Your 

Satisfaction ib, 65c 

PICK 

SPEAIS 

Quart 

25. 

Get LargiCan 

TARTAN Ml t FREE 

ppund can #07 

Ib. pkg. f| 9€ 

S U GAR 5 49c SALAD DRESSING J39c 

BRING THE WHOLE FAMILY - THEY'LL ENJOY SHOPPING AT 

» A PlMsant IWMinuta Drlv« From Ckwn City — 

CENTRAL AVENUE BARGAINTOWN 

^TORE HOURS: 'nSXutom.* A.*.^**.NL 

UNUSUAl 

FAMILY 

MARKET 

Z'i 

: '\\ 

County Development Aired 

At Upper Chamber Dinner-Meeting 

r-J 

C, How* wide pulilieity fiiven to Uie Jersey the pest oOe# de 

p ^ $1 theCape 

and told how the plan -will be Kroufih J», ©r«a, Pfettiet Sftf farewell psr^ glvap 

p May County Chanter of Com- expanded this year. They are aitk- Manafier, for .postal delivery for the evening Car Lt- •»• 

meree, spoke briefly to members of ing meinherships -prloF to the JKflnt* surreundlBg touilt i» area* to,^^Stiwdevalit 

and fct, 

the Upper f ewnshh* C of O after ing of a membership roster very ginate from the MannofB Put Office, HosU for the affair «fiee 

their dinner meeting .Stenosy fye* loon, , At the preient ttoe e¥trygae 4eslr- Mr* Efton Ptdfeftn» (UV* 

nlng In the Manners VoIunteeF.Flre During the fbus|nesi ineetlng presi= ing deilvery fcy the SIBF Eeirto ^ri Mrs, Bn^t Mfflitotti ^M 

Company KolL Thirty memteta and dent Gam BrDadley appointed Rich, rier must designate & B. 33188 on its were attired la 

guests attended the mestiag.- ard B, Onleyr. WiUIfflB Brewn and his address, The route originates see with Mrst pedl 

Hawley discussed liath proiecti John Langiey to serve as a no from Oetan City, TBe petlUon signed 

eoinpleted during the pHst year and Ing committee. The committee Wil by members and patrofri of the route 

gown ' of Wue and 

planned projects while outlining the present a slate of officers at thewill 

result in the gendlng vt a surras? Mrs, BaaMd^l;* «wiW 

plan to acquaint everyone with the election meeting to be held Mondey* teain to eheefc the situation and take Hie hosts W©!?* ittirtd « 

Jersey Citpe." He told hew Iegiila- March 2, at 7 O'CIM^, at ^berer-s the necessary steps to alleviate the . Curtains of beads, wa 

tion has been introduced to increase Anglesea inn in Wlldwosd, There problems, . ' ini and: brass cirtpldori 

the Snaall Ciafans Court from the will also be nominations from the 

a most realistic atmsKpt^M 

Miss Jlorence Seeek, suggested 

current $S0 majdmum to flOG, floor and the election and Initall8= that the Marmora post office should 

as barbecue was served t$ 

He also spoke on current plans tian will be held at the meetiBg- also include the name of Beesley's 

30 memajefs of tJis 

to seek industrial development of Special entertainment and a speaker Point so that the historical area wUl Clttb and tteif gttests att 

Dennis, L«wer, Middle and Upper have alio been planned by Itohart not lose its identity. The original party. 

Townships and the Woodbine Indus- Sapp Jr., secretary, who is ehainnan, post office was located in Beesley'a 

trial Park area. This* program is en* of the committee for the installation Point, she stated, 

titled "SBDD" {specialized economic dinner Reservations must be made 

development distrtets," 

Friday, February 28, for the dinner 

Benjamin F.Guilea and JCeaBrown, 

SI GN 

Me told hew BOO acres of ground and memibers are asked to 'bring of the house numbering cBBamJttee, 

has been found that will he given their wives and other guests. reported the project eocnple Wd and 

free to anyone who will build an The Chamber voted to donate $10 

all numbers assigned. Residents are 

industrial buildini on it This build- for the Easter egg hunt to be spoor urged to use ihelr assigned, house BILL CASS*Y 

ing would in turn be leased to ansored 

again this year by the Ladies' numbers to acquaint overyone 

Whd qonipany, Large and Auxiliary of the tlppej- Township Re- the changes. 

well-known Industrial companies are publican Club, 

leasing properties rather than biuld- Discussion of the current mail siting 

their awn.-iHa.wiey _jtatod. uation in the Marmora area resulted 

4lllid 

îrTire—dggtmnn— of the-^Gha^heg—1& 

State Holds Budget Approval: 

Three Errors Need Correction 

UPPER TOWNSHff—Approval of to Sk!iiman*s letter, the errors must 

the 1858 Upper Township Budget be published first, the corrections 

must then be published and finally 

was denied fby the State Department a certificate of approval must !be r#- 

of Local Government due to anceived 

from the Department of Local 

error of some $24,000 m the total, Government before the budget can 

township officials learned this week, bo adopted. 

A letter from George C. Skttiman, Public hearing for the budget im 

director of the state agency, cited been slated for March 9e tout town, 

three errors, 

ship officials expressed doubt ttlt 

1= The surplus revenue anticipated 

the corrections can *be completed 

was $7,485,09 in excess of the amount 

by that date. 

a va Liable, 

The (budget, prepared by Harvey 

2. The appropriated reserve for Adams, of Ocean City, who Is auditor 

fincollected taxes was under staled in for Upper Township, was passed iby 

the sum bf $16384,94. 

a two to one vote in January with 

3, The amount to he raised by 

William J, Brown, Democratic Com= 

miueeman, casting the negative vote. 

taxes for municipal purposes in« 

eluding the reserve far unoolleeted 

taxes was underestimated by §24i- 

070,93. 

Action to correct the budget will 

be taken at the Monday evening 

meeting of the township committee 

to be held February 23, According 

Dimes Drive Nets $306 

UPPER TOWNSinP — Miss Charlotte 

Brown, chairman Of the March 

of Dimes campaign in District Two 

of upper Township, announced a 

total of S306 collected; Voiunteer 

workers assisting the chairman were- 

Mrs, Arthur Collins, Marmora; Mrs. 

Henry Schneider, Mrs, Anthony 

Kruk and Mrs. Hsbart Sapp, Beesley's 

Point I Mrs. George Bailey t Palermo, 

and Mrs, Rank Kruk, Seaville, 

Card Party Saturday 

MARM0HA—A public card parti*, 

sponsored by the ladies* Auxiliary 

of the Marmora Volunteers Fire 

Company, will be heid^ this Saturday 

evening at B o'clock in the fire hall. 

Everyone is invited, refreshments 

will be served. 

WILL. TAKE 

YOU TO 

Atron, Ohio 

Greensboro, N. Cj 

Portland, Me, 

Burlington, ^t, 

BY PHONE 

8 min, Btation rate from 

AUantic City afteF 6 P.M, 

and all day Sunday, 

10% tas not included. 

Old-Til 

Party Sei 

PAUSStO AWfORC^Jgfj 

NOTICE TC>N|^1 

OCEAN City V6li|l 

REGISTER NOW *| 

1m • . TO V&T£.^H§ mi 

Primary Election/ April 21 st 

City Election .. . May 12th 

in the CITY CiiRICS WflSE 

CITY HALL 

MONDAY THRU FRIDAY 9 A. M. TO 4 P.M. 

OPEN EVEWH6S ^ FEBRUARY 27* AHO 

MARCH mjruiQffM, 

j 

HENRY SILLING 

CITY CLf RK 

Mercury's new beauty is planned for people,makes room for 6, not just 4! 

•Here's proof you needn't Bacrifiee comfort for beauty. UiifikemoBt more>Breom/,.and alhicker, softer cuBhtoo.«ercuir/fii«Jie).i s 

•S3 cars Mercury is beautifully built for rsBminiis. Fer initincf- roqmSilt piiienpr compirtmenl of all. His the widest doors. Has | 

' the hump on the floor has been cut in half, giving the middle rider ! tht most visibility. Yes, you're esmfortably fixed .,*m s Mireory, \ 

IN MERCURY THEM'S «ORE SEAT GUSHlfiMNe, deeper, Q^mt «ft» 

iddl rid l! fid It'i the t fcta6k 

•SS MERCURY SEE IT-MHVE IT_AT YOUR MERCURY DEALER'S ^'^M 

DnB 5 t ml** the btf hit, " SHOW, ffMif, • ta • p, •. 

GARDEN MOTORS, Inc 

220 W«il#y Av«nu«r Ocvcm City, NtwJtmy 

QUALITY NBW CARS • > > IM4UY OBID CANS 

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shower 

in- 

Albert, was |Iv«n 

JUHM brings yoo 

recently in toe home of her mother 

Mr?. AJtert WeJJs, Palermo. 

Bnployss.ef tfce Woqlworfh store* 

Where Mis, Butter was recently emtjie 

sbpwer bringing 

decorato and refreshment*, The 

honorees received maqy lovely tffts. 

Th attending were; Mrs- Betty 

REVERE 

fwryon* irf thm I©v*ly pl 

your kitchen!. 

Markets will offer a different 

b week..„ you keep adding 

pH own the complete 10-piece 

wtf Watc^ Acme atjs tor each week's 

mrtmding valpcf 

or more on each utensil I 

Press, Mr*. Ernest itsdMt, Ml* Jan* 

Bk*, Mri. Asn W«rren, Mrt. Kitnfs 

Mosbjeek Mrs, ary Johnson, Mi 

Barbara, Casp md Mrs, HJaftath 

: Y 

Churchill says the third world war 

can be avoided. 

Start 

Your Sit 

Today! 

SAVE «2*O3 

I'QU Covered Saucepan 

m 

isr 

Shop Thur*dpy 'til 9 PM, 

Frido/ 'Hf 10 P.M* 

All Prices Effecfiva 

Feb. 18 to 21, l?Si 

bm^r Broil*—Bread Breasted, Young 

HEN TURKEYS U 

Ib 

^Brond—Cat frast young, cor&fed beef! 

CHUCK ROAST Ib 

Dfand—Squsre-Cut Shoulders, Bhde Bone Removed 

IAMB ROAST 

Cut, Petf&Mpus, Prepared ifl Louella Butter! 

Ib 

43 

39 

FIILET HADDOCK»69 ii 

E GROCERY 

4WE SAUCE 

SPAGHETTI 

PORK & BEANS 

TOMATO JUICE 

PIE CHERRIES 

TOMATO SOUP 

PORK & BEANS 

4 

4 

4 

2 

3 

ieni 

cans 

cent 

COM 

49* 

4* 

49' 

49< 

29< 

3' 1 «r2f* 

23-OJ; 

TOMATOES »19* 

#t tfe Reason, North Western 

AP APPLES 6-2? 

Fmb FTotenttQ MIX Oft MATCH SAW 

DAR CHEESE 

Money-Saving Offer! Ideal for Children! 

YCLOPEMA-W 

Fresh Baked 

THE OCfAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDOCI 

by Mr». Herbert Bond 

Hear/mo/as 

n-w 

iiie happy smlieg wWctt prevaued at tne!entiae 

Dane© staged by tte Marmora Volunteer Fire £at the 

Marmora Mre HaU Saturday evening are reflectoy tWs 

pair of charming couples. Enjoying the festivipof tte 

oocasiott are Mr. and Mre. Frank Foglio (left) apr, and 

Mra, Charlss Sachsenmaier.—Grainger studio pft 

School Board 

Reelects Wells 

__ _ -= Aftert 

WeUSi (Patense, was _re«ele©ted pi 

dent of the Ufcper Township Beard 

of Education at the Monday evening 

reorganization meeting held in the 

Mêntary school in Manner*. 

Other officers also re^teeted Cer a 

oue-yfar tenn are Qtts F&rus, ©i 

Tuefeahee, vice president, and Lester 

F, Thorn, ©f Tuekshoe, see*#tary. 

Official depoiitories £of school 

funds were designated as the First 

National Bank of Tuelcshei, The first 

National Bank of Ocean City, The 

First National Bank of Cape Say 

Court House and the National Bank 

of Woodbine, 

George E. Baileyi principali in his 

report to the board stated that thi 

annual niagaxine siles drive will 6f• 

gin today and will end on Thursday, ] 

inarch 5, The sales are mads by 

pupils of grades five through eight t 

and the money derived from tht sales 

dinpctJ^r benefit both the Indlvidutl 

clajireoffi funds and the school fund, j 

The earlier sale this year. Bailey 

stated, will enable persons holding 

yearly subscriptions to renew these 

before they expire and still give the 

sale to the school pupil. 

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 

Huntsmen ©o Secliil 

Fur jiekits and scarlet caps were . 

beit as msmbera of the J. B, Gun CUib 

w - at Bucks Tavern to Corbin 

__ are Mr. and Mn, Edwin I 

_* Spencer Ughtcap, Mr. Bergh b vlfil j 

dent of iTsportsman group and^fr, l^htcap; whor 

tnastmaster at the affair, is president—Granger! 

as. 

Fire Company Ladies 

Hold Valentipe Dance 

MARMORA—Fifty members of the 

Marmora Volunteer lire Company 

and Ladies' Auxiliary enjoyed a IPVCly 

Valentine Day dance last Saturday 

evening in the Are hall. 

Twisted streamers of red and 

white crepe paper festooned the celling 

and were entwined around the 

handstand. Large red hearts and 

red and silver decorations decorated 

the walls. Memfcers danced *« *h e 

music of Joseph Fiieggi's orchestra 

and a buffet supper was served. 

Play Tpyeufs Wednesday 

the play to be produced ! The MiddlEast 

UPPER 

Kaisab, faculty the Ooeoa 

City High " 

ent Day Conditions (the Middle 

East" at the recent iing of the 

Upper Township niCeacher As= 

goqiation. Seventy i&ers attend- 

ed the meeting, iting. T 

Kassab relatej^morous esperiences 

that eeeur| during her 

stay in the Aiiddle Eaeveral years 

ago, and also deseriljpurrenL conditions 

there and ihaslzed the 

by the Up- need for a concrete Jjgn policy to 

per Township R-T. A, will be held be established by ttfnJted States 

next t Wednesday Wy evening, g February to offset fiugsjan inflce, 

25, in the elenientary sehoo} In 

tnora beiinning at 7"30 o'clock. The 

Miss Kagsaib's fathDr, W. Kas- 

play has an all feinale east and 

sab, ef WBllingford, E was present 

everyone Interested \ts urged to it* 

and wa§ introduced. ;s. R, Wilson 

tend the tryouts, MR, John Clark 

Garrison, Founders > Chairman, 

of SgaviUe will direct the play. 

presented a Brief eaAinmcnt program 

given iby Brof Girl Scout 

Troop One of Tuckfe. The girls 

Parent Study Group Set . presented a brief play entitled 

A parent study group, directed by "Evolution of a Flaf Bach of the 

Gearge & Biiley, principal of thegirls 

gave a brief ddptlon ef the 

Upper Township Elementary School flag portrayed in herawing, They 

whs Is pargnt-tducation chairman of were; Carol Buntingeverly Kesti, 

the P=-T, A., will be held Tuesday Paula Flukey, Kathl Kutolafc and 

afternoon at 2 o'clock in the school Twinkle Dean, 

auditorium. The report card system The girls then sanê "Children's 

cUtrently in use will be explained Marching Song," îng oriental 

and discussed. 

hats and carrying Jjiese lanterns. 

Uttle Gail McGIinn issed as "This 

Exchange Hosts 

Old Man" entered ale finale. Mrs. 

Janet Jones was pi at 

Mrs. llariy Bunt! troop leader, 

Paulsboro Club 

introduced the girlsAsslstaht leaders 

are Mrs, Frank Glinn aad ftlrs, 

Paul Flukey, MtaSeWrly 

The Ocean CTty êhanje Hub on 

Monday evening will host the Paulsboro 

ISechange CUib at an intereliA 

meeting at White Hall. The dinner 

meeting will start at 7 p, ft. 

At thii week's meeting, the Ex 

ehangites were shows a motion picture 

film entitltd, "New Jersey Vacations," 

distributed by the State 

Promotion Section of the Depart* 

ment of Conservation and Economic 

Development. 

The film was introduced fey Arthur 

6. Watklns, Db**etor of the city 

department of public relations. The 

2*/-ininute Sim covered all the vacation 

attractions throughout the 

state. With several scenes devoted to 

the Ocean City area. 

In the Jntfodyetion, Mr. Walking 

observed that **as we near the 'birthday 

of George Washington, the 

smartest thing he ever did was cross 

the^Belaware-HhFeE_taJSew^ Jersey. 

I think that all Americans should 

emulate the father of their country 

wllhayt standing up in a row' 

1 ft^stl 

presented two tap aces, **Fuitlng 

On the Wit 1 S o a h y 

again enrolled in the Glassboro Extension 

Course, Miss Lucy Reglne, 

First Grade teacher, is taking 

* and bite Q^Gridy," 

Mrs, Rgbert p. ¥eusang the New 

Jersey p,-T. A, Fott-re* Bay Bom, 

accompanied b# Mifclart Gartison 

at the piano, A ftwiU offering to 

iupport P,-T, A, mnsion services 

wss takea at the ee of the pro 

gram, j 

The menthijF atte|nce award was 

won by the third Me taught by 

Mrs. Ethol 

rt lntroductkHt 

to Education of the Handicapped 

Child j" Mrs, Agnes Goodnan, 

Kindergarten teacher, is taking 

"Teaching Music In the Heine ntary 

Member* New Yafk and Phtl«,>Baitp. Stosk 

Grades," and Bailey is enrolled in 

American Stock Ixth«iifl« 

the "Graduate Seminar in Hesearc-ii 

and Thesis Writing." 

123 South Broad Street, Philfldolphi* 

Five of the fieulty members will 

attend the second meeting of the 

South Jersey Science Work Confer* 

enccs In Glissboro Saturday, These 

sessions are planned to help districts 

Clinton 0> L©wd©n 

establish and strengthen the science 

REPRESENTATIVE 

program. Teachers planning to at* 

tend are: Miss Keglne, Mrss Omah 

Jane Wehmeyer, Mrs. Marie Demarest, 

Mrs. Uantha Smith and the 

principal, George a Bailey. 

Approval was given to an appli- 

.cation lor the position of substitutq ANTHONY J. VOLPi 

teacher by Mrs, Ann I. Buehler, of 

Ocean City. 

William Powell, school custodian, 

Candidate for the Assembly 

attended a janitorial supply workshop 

and demonstration held Mon- WE URGE YOU, THE VOTERS, TO 

day evening in the PleasantvUle 

High School. 

THE CANDIDACY OF AN ABLE AND 

Permission was granted for the Use 

of the school auditorium on Wednesday, 

February 25, by the Parent' PUBLIC OFFICIAL, 

Teaeher Association to hold tryouts Ordered and paid for by the Women's Committee, Gardens 

for the play they plan to produce. 

The tryouts for the ail-femalc east 

of Oeean City, 

will begin at 7.30 o'clock, 

Covered Dish Supper 

At Church Saturday 

FALE&MQ-A Covered Dish Sup. 

per, sponsored toy the Excelsior Class 

of the Second Cape May Baptist 

Church of Palermo,- will be held this 

Saturday evening in the lower auditorium 

beginning at J,*Iu o'clock. 


Those planning to attend are remind, 

ed to bring the covered dish article 

of food so there will se sulticient 

food for everyeae. 

The dates for the annual Food 

Sales and Bazaars by the Mite Society 

of the church have been set 

for July 1? and August 21. 

Sovietiuiit 

OPEN DAILY 10 A, M, TO 11 P,M, 

opens. 

Goodman was Inducted 

a new aieniber of the Club. He wag 

introduced ^ President Libert A 

Hengel, and.' maps in the report itself. This map 

submitted to the legislature on Feto= Thp Rev, O, B, gmithj patter of 

ruary'2nd deletes from the *i,000,000 

ing regulations ai a lagleal menns o€ was prepared largely on the basis 

St. James Churchy •will offielat# at 

some ^300,000 of expenditurea wh&h 

insuring reasonable population dens- of information contained in recent 

servfces today at, 1 p. m, in tfas 

are not connected with beach erosion, 

ities, 

air. photos, and it ignores municipal 

ehureh. Interment will be in Uaeeln 

boundaries In outlining different 

Senator Sandman said that as a Memorial Park, -Mays Landing, 

Since experience has shown that dengiUes, The distribution of pop' 

member of the Appropriatkina Com- 

any change in population density will ulation clearly reflects some of the 

mittee he will move that the $300,* 

present new comtsunlty problems, 

000 directed in the budget to be 

important causes of our population 

and ttiat excessLvely high densities 

spent for items not pertaining: to 

growth and movement; location of beach erosion be deleted from the 

can bring chaotic living conditions,, major transportation routes, changes budget so that the full £1,000,000 

it 'behooves us to know the present In method's of transportation; re- will to available for the protection 

densities of the various parts of strictcd area of our resort islands, of the beaches of Hmw Jersey, 

Cape May County and to cgtiinfite, as well as other economic and his- 

en the basis of the best information 

The Senator pointed out that tills 

torical factors discussed earlier. yesr more than one and one-half 

available, the densities which may We haw already noted how more million dollars worth of requests 

exist in the future, Ajmed with than 60 per cent of the County's were made for this money proving 

these facts, we should then seek to population Is living «n SJ pep cent that the money 'is urgently needed. 

develop sound plans for guiding fu- of the total County area. This un* . The Senator also pointed out that 

ture growth so that known short- equal distribution is further reflected governor Meyner attempted to do 

pominga pf^poor popuiatlon-dbtrtflu^ 4htolll 

tion can be avoided. 

TABLE lie, 2 

Population densities witiiln the* AfM of Population SMtsitict, 1f54 

County vary widely, as can be seen Density Land Area* Per cent of 

In Table No, 1, While the greatest (persons per Occupied ; County 

differences shew up between the sq.aiij sq, miles) Land Area 

mast highly developed resorts on Under 100 „,„ 1473 S2.1 

the one band and the two northern 100 . 1,000 ...... 28.1 15,6 

Townships on the othert we can also Over 1,000 4.1 2j 

see stable fluctuations within each 

separate group of municipalities ToUl .,,., 180.O 100,0 

TABLE Ne, 1 

*E]teludes water surface and salt 

Municipal Population S»n»ltlH marsh. 

(P*itens per square mil*) Here -w* see that more than four- 

'Mainland 

Estimated fifths of the County's land area is 

Municipalities ISM 1956 occupied by less than one hundred 

Cape May Point 

750.0 persons per square mile. This large 

Dennis Township 30,4 32J area of . sparse population on the 

Lower Township 304 I2i.? mainland constitutes, a vast reserve 

Middle Township 

of vacant land, much of which still 

Upper Township ". 2SM 33,4 awaits future development, while 

West Cape May C9u,O 7hi,A the high densities and restricted 

Woodbine 

, 302,1 332 7 areas of some of the resorts indicate 

Resort Municipalities 

that they are approaching population 

Avalon 

73,8 80=3 saturation. 

1 , Jeff _ 

Stery Turner, "both f(f{ 

.Th« EMY, Q y 

iTcervteis at & p, m In 

dsnia M, E. Cbureh. 

bo In Uaeoui JUamorfal 

Landing, tomorrow mdrning, 

Realtor Fiv* 

Map Buty Campaign 

Pox Realtor 

will meet BL 

Parochial School „ 

day moiling at 10 o'clbcfc. 

Other games scheduled iby! 

team include Someirs Point 

local high school court on I 

2B at 3 p. ex,. And Sea Wa 

the high school court here Ott 

7 at 1130 P. m. 

Julie Casson 

The iFox team, formerly 

Funeral services will be eottdu£ted 

this evening far Julie Casson, Who 

died saddgnly Sunday at her hone. 

613 West av. 

Mrs, Casson had been a resident 

Of Ocean City for snore than 48 years, 

1 the 

terbox, ^11 also enter . _ 

younger boys in tbe Spencer it 

nett Tounianient in Atlantic 

and the tournament of 

in stone Harbor. 

Coadiinf the Realtors apa 

Items and Hank Schneider. 

^ thing last year, however, 

the Cape May Senator was success* 

ful last year in protecting the beech 

erosion fund dor the full approprta. BlgShipm+nt* 

Uon of $$1,000,000, 

Diamonds had to compete with 

glass as a giri'£ best friend In ancient 

Egypt, The World Book Baeyclopedia 

says gloss objects were con= 

iidered as valuable as jewels. 

Lake George, in Australia, comes 

and goes as It pleases^ According 

to The World Book Encyclopedia, 

the large lake near Canberra keeps 

disappearing and reappearing, 

Bid For New Labor Day Date 

Carried To Labor Department 

Assemhlynian Robert E, Kay on 

changing the date in New Jersey, 

Senator Clifford Case, who arranged 

for the conference, recently had a 

resolution adopted by, the Cape May 

Commission on the new date, in. 

sorted in the Congressional Record, 

Senator Case and O'Conneil said 

tbey will take up the matter with 

labor leaders and school system officials. 

Congress would have to approve 

Any change in the date of the holl< 

day. 

The group conferring with O^Cenneii 

Included Freeholder Walter H, 

Treen, director of Public Affairsj 

Henry C Lapidus, assistant director 

of advertising and promotion; Assembiyman 

Kay and John J, Holland, 

director of the Ceunty Planning 

Board, Senator Charles W, Sandman, 

who was enroute to attend fhe conference, 

called from Wilmington that 

weather conditions prevented him 

from continuing. 

All four spoke on diversified topics 

relating to the date change, declaring 

the second Monday would provide 

an economic boost for the na= 

lion's seashore, lake and mountain 

resorts, Li*bor Day last year fell on 

September 1. * 

Reporters from ihe Associated 

press and United Press International 

covered the conference as stories and 

OBITUARY 

Laura Frank 

Funeral services were conducted 

here Sunday evening for Mrs, Laura 

Prank, of 1221 Wesley av,, who died 

Friday afternoon at Shore Memorial 

Hospital. She was 70. 

Mrs. Frank had bees a resident 

here for five years, coming from 

Burholme, Pa. ihe was a member of 

the Ocean City Baptist Church and 

a former member of the Burholme 

Baptist church. She was also a 

Encouraged by the one-hour conference 

held with the Labor Depart* 

ment on the board of freeholdersproposal 

to move back the observance 

of Labor'Day Jrem the first to 

the second Monday in September, the 

Cape May County Public Affairs Be* 

partment is increasing its efforts by 

enlisting the support of varied groups 

in all sections of united States, 

James T, O e dispatched to all mediums from coast 

member of the Sisterhood Auxiliary 

to coast Television stations in theof 

the Brethren church, Philadelphia, 

Waghififton area later in the day Surviving are her husband, Wed 

Spoke of the Tisit and of the pro= B, Frank; a son, Gordon R. Frank, 

posal, 

of Hunting Valley, Pa., and three 

iCoramentinf en the conference grandchildren. 

T«en said, *The one-hour sesglon Funeral services were officiated by 

was most suceessfuL We learned the Rev, David F,. Wright, pastor of 

first hand the views of the Labor the Ocean City Baptist Church, in the 

Department and we are greatly en- Smith Funeral Home here Sunday 

Cenn#U, Under Becrecouraged (hat it may become a evening. Funeral services were also 

taiy of Libor, met with the ceunty reaUty," 

conducted Tuesday at the Burholme 

group Friday as he espressed the 

Baptist Church, interment was In 

vjews of the Deparlment as "reason^ 

Sunset Memorial park, Bucks Coun- 

flbjy sympathetie with the plan," Rep. Glenn Assigned ty, Pa, 

The movement to change the La« Congressional Chores 

bor Day date started three months 

age .by the County Public AffaL^ De= 

-^Tiie appointment 

partment as added interest was dis- of Rep. Milton W, Glenn. Congress- Capt. Chester G.Sorensen 

p 

played by many civie groups, iaan ifrom f New N Jersey's J ' Second Con Word was received this week of 

O'Connell said it was the first time gressional district, to a number of the sudden death of Captain Chester 

the plan to change the date was Congressional committees and sub> 0. Sorensen who passed away in hU 

brought to the attention of the La= eamnjlttees vms announced today. sleep at Homestead, Fla,, February 

bar Department, 

Hep. Glenn was named to the in* 11. Captain Sorensen, whose home 

terstate and foreign commerce com= waj Si, Louis, Mo., was tt graduate 

Me was told moving back the Bate mittees and to the Merchant Marine of Purdue, University and had been 

would fit In with vacation programs and fisheries committees. 

In the Army for a number of years. 

of numerous industrial plants which He has also teen appointed on the 

shut down for two or three weeks 

He Is survived by his widow, the 

sub-committee on Commerce and 

in September to give employes time 

former Claire Johnson, of this city, 

Finance, which has jurisdiction over 

off simultaneously. 

and three children. 

interstate and foreign commerce, 

"The new date" he said, "would which includes 

Mm, C, J. Bross, of 604 Atlantic 

the federal Trade 

certainly solve a problem of seasonal Commission, labelling, securities and av,, this city, mother of Mrs, Ser* 

employment prolonging work," exchanges- Newsprint, pulp and pa- ensen, had visited mth the family 

Resolutions adopted 'by civic per, brand names, trading with the and left for home the day before 

groups, and municipalities, editorials enemy, and the war claims act. Capt, Sorensen's sudden death, 

appearing In daily and weekly news= Rep. Glenn's other committee as- 

papers, favoring the proposal were signment Is that of Coast Guard, Cflptaln Sorensen wag buried at 

left with o'Cennell as well as a Coast and Geodetic survey and Navi- the National Cemetery in ArHngton, 

_cQpy_ef-a-biIl=Teeentiy mtrodoeed ty gation. 

Va,, yesterday. 

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Ocean «^ quintet was led 

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To Edge Capers 

Ocean City Iligli School's Red Raid- 

ers were up to their usual tricks 

Friday night when they tame from 

behind to defeat {ftp Cape May Ilrrtli 

School at Cape May, . t »844. 

With the lead ch-ntglpg hands sev- 

eral times up through the third 

quarter^ the fans from both sides 

were kept aft the edfie of their seals 

most of ihe night. 

At the end of the third quarter 

the Capers lead the Raiders 3H-3B, 

The beginning uf the fourth quarter 

also started owl in what looked like 

a close linish. 

The game broke open at that point 

when Ken Leary. Jim BtTnosky find 

Ken Longford htân la find the 

range with one basket nlier a-iother. 

The foul shuolin" of ihe HaiUi'rs 

was a tletrlsive factor in the out= 

come of ihe HSmt', Ofyan t'ily seori'd 

a total of W foul shots out pi 32 

tries lor tjili 1 uf its best ni^hl:. in 

thai -lei.artnieni for this year. 

In thy linal quarter the Haiders j 

hit the tarjjei with 21 out of 12 loiil ] 

attempts and it was this deadiiness j 

thai proved too much for ilie | 

Capers. 

Leary led in (lie scoring for .l)olh 

sides with JS-paiiits a?; his. winfrihit. t 

tion to the Raider's vk'tdfy. He Was j 

flasely followed by Lfirmforfi wlili • 

14 and Befnosky with 13, : 

The Capers had only one man who ; 

scored enough points io }iol iniu | 

the twin scaring tolumn nnd he was | 

WajTie Matthews, with 1-4 cmniters, j 

(imin lily 

Leary 

Area Basketball Games 

Panthers Claw Rockets 

(Middle Township defeated Egg 

Itarbor Friday night legend a strinrt 

at 12 defeats for the Panthers, who 

do not have a homo court. 

The Cape-Atiantle League fianie 

was highlighted by ihe lilfih srarina 

of Panlhei' Craydon Weitler, who hit 

for a total of 2fi points for the night. 

The Middies |iut the pressure on 

the Hufkets after an i'ven first, half 

and went on to win. 

Middle Township 17 17 16 19—4? 

i§9 Htrbsr ,,., 15 13 12 fi—44 

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Bulldogs Nip Warriors 

liridjielon !Iij»h SehaaVs Buildo-js 

won a 5_Mti vlctery over Wildwgod 

Friday nik'ht in a,game played at 

BrictML'ion, l! Hflve the Bulldog a 

reeufd of U wilts ind 7 dt'frals for 

ihe sfHsun thJH yeqr, 

'J'lio Warriors iftok the lead iwite 

iii ijie tJilrd quurieF hut eould not 

niaintain it until the final liu-aer 

saunded, Ulo KaH. sf the Bulldogs, 

was high man for tfjoth teams for the 

nlght - ' . « 14 14 S-H 

Brldftten 

Bridqeton Tops Maroon 

Bridgeton High St'hoors liuildoiJS 

twisted the respeetivu tails of Pieas= 

antvilie Hiah Sehoors fireyheunds nt 

Pleasanlviile Tm-sdav night, 78^57. 

Cart Karndst led the assult wilh 21 

points, while Htehie Davis hi! for 18, 

Uiia Kart tallied 14 and Hifk Kun= 

ishlma had 10, Ted Evans svas high 

for Pieasantviiie with i» points, 

li » 26 14—7i 

,... 1* 14 1 

Raiders Face 

Tough Climax 

Mliivllle, 

tan will 

Bridiieion 

"Disie" Howell's 

tet enters its final ihrce.!.ame phase 

of the current season with a J6-1_1OM 

and hopes of boosiinti the camu to 

Tomorrow nisiht the Haiders Jour- 

my inland to Jjnib hold of the 1 luni- 

ddrbolts of Millvilie lltiih Hehool. I he 

•BolN liavd it, seasoned team, will! 

four veterans of last yeaf's . 

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10 Thi»ni|H 

Phon* 1242 

"In ths old days a man who 

sared money was a 

lowadays he's a wonder!" 

By JOSEPH DeFRANCO JR. 

Tills wefk's session of ihe Junior 

of ihf VFW Vouih J-i'agiie 

L'onvention Ilfill produced iwa 

tests which rrsuited. In the 

rnntiniiod Invineitiility of the Kiwam* 

Club team and a breath .taking con- 

te%,l Ijotwiipi! Rotary and Exchanî?, 

Opening the evening program, the 

Kiwamans .eitiained unbeaten by 

edii.rig the Lions. 17

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fa, - - • - -••...- -• 

PAQB 1 — SECTION ONI 

-I- 1 

F I N A L W E E K 

OF OUR 

URGE ASSORTMENT 

TABLE LAMPS 

or Mere 

ON SOME STYLES 

HOSTESS CHAIRS 

JUST ARRIVED 

»32 

Regular 39.95 

FOLDING BRIDGE SET 

TABLE & 4 CHAIRS 

19 

S. m 

24.95 Value 

NOME AUTOMATIC WASHER 

TWO SPEED - TWO CYCLE 

tINT OUT DISPENSE 

269.95 Value 

FURNITURE SALE 

DAYSTROM DINCTT1 

TAIL! & 4 CHAIRS 

BLACK OR BRONZE 

ON THIS REGULAR 79.95 SET 

KROEHLER 

SOFA & CHAIR 

FOAM SEATS 

Regular 239.95 

9x12 Bigelow Tweed 

RUG - Attached Pad 

$49 

59,9S Value 

NORGE GAS DRYER 

AUTOMATIC PILOT 

HEAT OR AIR 

149.50 

199.95 Value 

A PERFECT PAIR FOR WASHING AND DRYING 

Entire Stock of Furniture Greatly Reduced 

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rinq$ 

9 

•FUTURA' 

today's 

T*# Smu Yen tm U U*t fe 

the pump that's all ways fabulous! 

Febykmt fezhion * *. the slimmest tapered>flittery 

Fabutou* ektstiQ fit ,.. doesn't slip or gap 

Fabulous eushiened e«e. *. with ample toe room 

vtmatifiiy ,,, goe* with anything 

Come fa aiid try U on tedcy! 

C-if 

10* Style* 

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THI OCEAN CITY SlNTINfL-LfDeiR 

WSCS To Have 

Study Sessions , 

Mr§, Leonard Horner, missionary 

secretary of Ihe Woman's Society of 

Christian Service at the First : M«thfdist 

Church, has announced arrangements 

have been completed far 

a feur*week missionary education 

iludy to be held in the Bleyler 

Chapel sf the Church. 

Tile study periodij to be held 

March is, 17. 24 and 3i, will open 

at 10:45 a. m, and eeniinue until 2 

p, m. Each woman is requested to 

bring a box lunch. Beverage will be 

served, 

Mrs. Paul Fried rich will preient 

the course following the study book, 

''Isaiah Speaks/* by Dr. S, Paul 

SehJiilag. 

The purpose of the study is to 

seek to enlarge understanding of 

fact and works, intensify a desire for 

Christian growth and fellowship and 

give directives for adequate espreih 

si on of love and concern for others. 

It is §a]d about the prophesy of 

Isaiah thai "it Is one ef the world's 

greatest masterpieces. It is elevetud 

in style, vivid in deseripiien. vehement 

in its development of thought, 

emotional in sentiment and full of 

striking figures of speech. Its moral 

and reJigious teachings are keen and 

pure and d thn fh propheefes hfe nf f Christ's Chit' 

Doming are startling in' their as?euraey.*' 

In charge of devotions and worship 

centers and diiirlBUtieii af literature 

is Mrs, Theo V. Townsend, 

Mrs, Riehird Farashian Is handling? 

the luncheon arrangements and Mrs, 

Forrest Bridegam is in charge of 

publicity. 

Women interested in enfoHing are 

requested to contact their Circle 

chairmen, 

• * * 

Benefit Fashion Show 

A fashion show and dinner for the 

benefit of the muscular dystrophy 

will be given Wednesday, March -i. 

at Zoberer's in WildwDod. It is 

sponsored by the Cedareites, County 

Forest 13, Tail Cedars nf Lebanon, 

Fashions will bo from Ihe Famous 

Lady Shop of Woodbine and millinery 

will lie from Mary C, Donahue's 

Hat Box of this city. 

MILLER 

OPTICAL CO, 

SIS STH ITftflT 

Between Central and 

Famous Pep Prescription Werk 

PHONE 4000 

Wesley Avenues 

Selecting Fashions 

SuggeitGd fashioni for display at thy forthcoming Fashion Show to be staged by 

coln City Jayceêtlei are demonstrated here by Mrs, Joseph ialeso to Mrs, llazyl 

Smith chairman of the event. Helping Mrs. Smith make the selections are Mrs. Bonnie 

McParland (left) and Mrs. Barbara Duffy. The Fashion Show will be prgse;itGd on batur. 

day afternoon, March ?= day 

from 1 lo 4 o'clock at White jiall.—Senior Studio photo, 

Card Party Benefits 

Hospital Auxiliary 

A card [Jarty for I ho benefit of 

the Auxiliary of Shore Memorial I 

Hasjiila! was h£>ld Tuesday at !ht> TODAY •home 

of Mrs. Alit'y Davies in Glen- j j ^ a thiiptiT. 

dale Manor, Pleasantviile, Hefresh' 

merits were served and prizes awardled. 

Those attenilinj; include:! Mrs., Mii!tie 

Kmkaid, Mrs. Jane Hess, Mrs. 

Helen Skimsjrs, Mrs, Thulnia tiimter. 

! Mrs,. Millie Rickhrfls, Mrs. Sftra Valvert, 

Mrs, Blanche Livingston, MR. 

Hardic, Mrs. M i ii ti 1 e 

Mrs. Beatrice Hill, Mi'ii. 

Hilda CsmpbC 1 !!, Mrs, Mae Ncstcr, 

lira, A1 hit Frick a net Mrs, 

GIFT SALE 

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— DOLLS IN NATIVI DRISS — 

LAMPS PROM HOLLAND — AND OTHERS 

BARBOUR'S 

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Without Lessons! 

Anyone Con Play This 

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FIG ASBURY AVE. PHONE 1242 

Coming Events 

In Ocean City 

ul Mrs. 

Ocean Road 

!i;jfj p, m, ill 

Zvin chiipti'r. Omi ga ijimiKi;! I'M 

,>, in"i;f!in;4, H:.:w p, in., in the 

rjf Mr--, William l>m 

Womini'h Club sfiiit'tiii 8 p. in 

ii Hit? boiiie of Mrh. Ff.tnk 

i; 1812 V 

nf thr Ftr*! 

H ji. ni:= 

THURSDAY, FEBFEUARYjl 

Polio Drive 

Nets $11,410 

chairman of the March 

the annual meeting Tt 

in the Fliitidtrs Hniel 

W. C, Hunt and Willard 

st> were_ res of 

(in uf FifM Fvv% 

C'hurt'h mci'tiim. l(i:3i) 

m., 

12:^0 p m, bn\ 

itnti ii p, ni, Inisiii! 

ijihcr coinniunitii' 

's U;iUMlHei'?, nf 

j U.-rian t'hure-h 

ji _m.. m tin.- 

Allen, (HO 7th 

1 ! of the OsiJ 

fli'L'lf nf Hi Juiin's. Luth = Avflion. 

i'hiirch nu't'tiiij.'1= H p, m.. at ihr West C;spu May, Si4ft;l 

of Mrs. K!!n tiiiihiim. li)4 Mis Township, $4ftn,i2; LcSHl 

inthian av 

siiip, S49015; Mirtdle 

SI, 12*1; Hea Isle City, 

Hat-bar. $432; Tuckahoe. 

Wildwood. SLfrlfiiWi, NoFth' 

of Mi>, William Si .026.20: Woodbine. $400; GiptI 

M. ISIIJ niontii. 

W5. f)5; Wildwood Crest, 

and We Wildwoert, SO, 

in thu Church I'arJnr. 

fj:" 11J p. m 

of Mi>. Thomas ni 

Hoyd. 

SATURDAY— 

Diilk't. ii p. m , in thi 1 Ln 

;ii_!fl!iuiNi!ni, •.jiijn-ui'vH in 

MONDAY 

Pink 

nf Mrs. 

.hi ninr tif Hhiuv 

Oi'Ciltl 

Hnll, 

Chnnh iii" 

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Mfli->= 'K.-i^-iah 

m 

WARDS 

WEEK END 

SPECIAL 

FRESH ORANGE 

ANGEL 

CAKE 

59 

IN OUR'31ST; 

PASTRY SHOP, Inc. 


Phone 1260 

KsiiL James "Met loud, Caiw 

CMuiity ' Aarti 4 u ! l!ii"t? A.tiun!, 

>isi?aki:'r. PiiiiLii' 

Colony Dinm 

Is Fashionable 

!Y* Of 

n of the "Cnluiiy Clttbj 

p, ni., in Uic Kj 

the iinniml tltiincr dann 

Guld.n Aye Club mîlni;, 12:30 :- iii liariiiii Hall of 

Gulden Aye Club 

1 n».B •" Harion llall oi«_ 

Ii. m., iii SI Jnhn-j. Lutheran Church. * ni!i ll , oU ; 1 ' A V. anhc Cl!jl A JJ 

Mr. Wriw Nfv.iK gtifM weaker ou ^ hufTl}i dmm ' r Was " ^ 

was 

ihe 

Ami j-u- t,i LUMi 

r* Mis- 

MR, 

mtu'lin;:. ti p 

Lynn Mintiur ra?| 

ni tliL- L M.iM. 

p. in. 

P 

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UTlilil 

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!:tii'i i i*t?tr'. 

mi ri'hiinu : ul 1 . 

u itni!U ! r 

in tlui ChiiiU'rbn\. 

Si 

Kiruk'r Kri'tntfl Jlfmi' 

hlidi^s iiiHl IftMtifw mi I!Hu 

H - b u r a h L ' l h 

t.ifi.-)ih nf Uu 1 

flist Chtjrdi as 

rs. Wilhfiin 

iillii; 

MilrtUii _.J 

ii V, 

m, 

iii , hi 

iM 

m 

nf tllr I'l! 

u.il] 

j 

m ls.-itiiT.--oa 

, tiiii"i!«, ill illi* 

. ' Mrs, William Ptiwprs, Mr, i»M 

l 4 Gcoriie Francis, Mr, and 

' il.'itnniL'lt, Mr. -'mrl \i 

MiM, Uolicrta Vui>f», Allen' 

i Mr, i.ntl Mrs, ihihoH Passes,KM 

1 Mrs. l!:irrv I lank, Mr, andMrt,r 

u M_VTU. Mr*,, and^ Mrs. 

Mr, ynd Mrs, Ja> L'u.,.,.—, ( 

'. Mr?. CieorMc McAlhslcr, Mr,MI 

riWarrcri North and Mr, 

6 ] CharlcH OldliL'id, 

1 ' 'rSie iait'si in fciiiinine 

well in i'videiii'c.ii.j Uic 1 

1 1IIL> biiiTet Ijbic and daa« 

The jiruMdiMil, Mrn, James 

the wore a ehanniiiu 

with liny 

(licre, : bulions while Mrs. 

I Jr, pfeseiitLHl a lovely 

j Hire' til i\ giiid Chinese 

of black Hilk Mandarin h\u 

Mrs. Raberl CornweH'i 


'-^ P !ii., in li1t. imnu> of 

r Ni'viiiK 20Hi Central av, 

\i *ir " R ^ n1 • '" 1tiL ' home of 

.MrN. Alfrcil Kfiiiin-, =120, nCv;in nv_ 

icr^H p m ! m f[ie hn!,H, V,j 

Charles Powi-i). Rrtj T!li M." 

Off the shoulder whitc^ ^ 

piliVcc^N style yfniil 

sweetheart nccklini 1 

Mrn, Charles Af-hh red 

anil Mrs- Mackcy 

shealh with tiff 

straps. 

Wsrrth' SiBiUfi 

French hHk erijaiio of Pf* 

over pink tatTeta s-Jw' 

fitted bodice and bouffant 

blonde Mi's. IJanii 

122 Ocean av. I slrikin B in a ktiey 

P m,, iii the home of i tUn S ioivn with 

Hill, 1513 Central «v= " J '" ! 

full 

, m Hill, 15i;f Ct.Iltra 

MirMim=Dofcii!,=.-.12;af!. p. Many oihgr lovely 

m 

can meetiHg, Plymouth Inn,' gowns added lo the 

occasion, 

'. Ui>(niii-riilif club 

«• B P- ra.. in thu K 

ffnnily Niyhj 

rhiireh. 

p. m. 

Uu- Firhi 1 

Tlie Hidden 

MJw Kiting BirtMay 

ilall. 

= C>ljV= 

Drama 

Stage Com 

r 

of ihe Colony 

M (he play 

•il the regular 

March 16 at the, 

A uno'ai-S comedy, 

[•-.vt-Thiriy" by Philip 

l physc-n with Mrs. 


Edward 

' Wlmberg 

Prflffla 

key; EdiUi, 

Mr*, Herbyri 

Mrs, johil .„„-,- 

, CUh, Paul WfU. 

of Mr;i 

honor at a ; 1i3 "> •MafrUotif 

her isth birih.'[«t " '-' 

her home ^-*' 

m ¥ l Waller 

aa4 Barbara 

DEFINITION 

3isren-=Thst which, 

time, women wouldn^t 

colds if 

ertan, 

JRSDAY, FiBRUAftY 26# !fff 

-—•—•"••—= 

t Show, 

Irds At VFW 

ij Millinery Shew qpd Card 

he sponsored by Fef|juson 

post *56S° VF ^Y Auxiliary Mon= 

nlnR In the^ Post Memo, 15th 

Bay av. The &h&w is open 

Fptiblic who may ebtaln tiekpts 

fcembcra or ai tl*e door, 

[show will feature the latest 

lies suitable for all occasions 

omina Spring season, -Oic 

will he by Mary U, Donot 

Gas, 617 Sth "•. Prizes 

awarded and refresh-Bents 

|Ls for the affair •will toe Mrs, 

Palermo, Mrs, Lillian Boyd, 

ii Coslells, MJ-S, Marge Pinto. 

fmnie Oldfield, Mrs, Daris 

Mrs, Babe Piereniino, Mis 

Falrheller. 

include" Tickctj, iMrs. 

la Ranch and Airs, Cella 

EJB* rt'ffL'shBieiits, Mrs, Freda 

Mrs. Virj4inifl Fairheller, 

Palentio, Mrs, Margarpt 

in and Mrs. Mary Mazzarella; 

is ilrs. N'nncy Callse, Mrs, 

fa, Airs. Lillian B&yd, Mrs, 

smbardi, Mrs, = Angela Paone 

%, Mary AlcUrath. 

E, Mrs, Babe Kioreittiae, Mri, 

01 Nardo and Mrs. Cjirmt'lla 

, Mrs, Marine Pinlo; 

iff Sunday 

fted $1,675 

Sunday drive already 

|ughl In Si,671).SO in the Hun= 

iiijun L-oiluitioris by 100 vql- 

Mrs, Homer J. Oerken, 

Jlty chairman, has announced, 

pects the finii! tount will t-x= 

partial relurn and come 

loser is the goal of $2,750. 

[ volunto&rs left envelopes ad' 

to Ihe Capp ..May Couniy 

ssoeiaiion Headquafters at 

nes of those who were away 

of ihe holiday or Itir other 

L*' slip espIainL'd. "We hopu 

pny of our neighbors In Oeeiin 

mall these envelopes in 

gir eontriliutlons so that they 

shari' in our year-long bait 

sst heart dlscast'," 

who (lid not rosoivo envel» 

who wish to make returns 

aay send them to Mrs, Gerken 

Road, 

|havu niany* plans to increase 

nuniiy service program in 

County thai dejiend on 

Of our annual contributions 

khether they can be carried 

e chairman explained. "In 

to what we do locally, na» 

roseareh that may find tho 

to heart aLtat'ks, high blood 

and the like will be sup- 

[by part of our campaign. It 

prtant that we do our best 

iise oiLr drive proceeds as 

possible," 

|lnal return will be annuoneed 

fith a list Jîhe groups and 

pals who nl^'e given speeial 

! make ihe drive a success. 

erans 

In Layettes 

to adopt a layette projeet 

ids by the executive board 

I United Lutheran Church of 

a'i Chureh last week. These 

include 25 articles each 

sent to the Lutheran World 

|for distribution. 

annoiineed that Mrs. 

leg and Mrs, Clarence fjrgdin 

in charge of another I-'uii 

tune project, This lias been 

|td for .March 12, 13 and 14 

A and P supermarket and 

Befit the Mflorealown Home, 

also was made that 

of the ULCW Tuesday 

will feature Mrs, Matiinger 

ne Kinder Freund Home as 

peakor, Uhc will show slides 

tiire on the work there. The 

Circle will act as hostess. 

* 4 i . 

ifl Of Alfonso 

In Circle Topic 

*0grata on The Healing of 

* was Biven by Mrs, Frank 

JfjH" mi'mbors of the Jehn 

•Oireie of, she i?irst presbyter* 

^mh meetinq last week In 

arch House, Devotions were 

prs, William Allim 

înnouneed that John Calvin 

"Will serve on ihe %vcieom= 

"itee at (he Sunday memces 

in, the Church during 

"E the business meet ins 

i continued on the projects 

m Baby L-lothing and mak= 

Hostesses were 

and 

JJE* m ^ting win be March 

*h«h umn Mrs. -John Trout 

raps l^rd will be co- 

INTING 

(ATiONfRY 

Barrett 

12S2 

Avanu* 

CmUfomisn 

Mrs. Mary Henderson Parker Hobbs 

A lovely weddiiifi of local interest ies: Mr, and Mrs, Howard C, Parker 

was solefflniKcd January 24 iii the and children, of Liinihicuni Helglits, 

First Baptist Church Pasadena Call- Md » Mr = ani1 Mrsi n Woodier Parker 

fomia. when MUs ^ Henderson U l ^ ^ l ^ TtfXS. 

Parker, daughter of Mr, and MTN, Bruce ii. Parker and daughters of 

Royden Cooper Parker, «f Oibbs= Charlotte N C 

bore, N. .1.. and 1724 Bay av., this poiiowiHg the reception the 

Final plans for the Pettit Ballet 

weri* made at the meeting of Morgan 

Ranek Post 137 American Legion 

last week. This Ballet, being presented 

in the High School auditorium 

Saturday evening at 8 o'clock, is 

!>eiriK sponsored by the American 

L 

It was decided to admit free of 

charge l» the Ballet all children 

up to the Eighth Grade level, when 

accompanied by a parent. It also 

was decided that if the (iiiblie attendance 

at Saturday night's [)er= 

formanee justifies ii, the Ballet will 

be adopted as an annual winter project. 

Announcement was made that Ihc 

Rising Sun VFW Drum and Bugle 

UorpH has accepted iiie invitation 

io participate ii! the Animal Pageant 

to be held here on .luly 4, 

Arrangements are beinil made to 

accommodate the Palmer Township 

group from llaston. Pa,, over the 

July 4 weekend, This (iroup consisisi 

of 130 unLformed cadeis and will 

be accompanied by 20 adult chap, 

erones. l7, 

Post Home. This' makes the total Those attending the meeting were 

mtmbershlp to date 202, 

Mrs, Molt, VIis, John Butkr. Mrs, 

It wag announced that the date Paul Weil, Mrs. Homer Gerken, Mrs, 

of the Past Commanders dinner has Lodjjie Del Corio, Mrs. Lester 

been reset to March 28. A social 

hour will open ai 7 p. m, and dinner 

will be served at B p. m, The affair 

will be held in the Post Home and 

music for dancing will be provided 

by Joe PUej4gi"s Orchestra, 

Announcement also wai made that 

the Rifle Squad will meet every 

Wednesday at 8 p, m, to prepare 

for the annual trip to Jersey City 

In May. 

A report on the Youth Basketball 

project was given and plans are 

being made for ihe tournaments. 

It also was reported that a delegation 

of local members will attend 

the testimonial dinner March 7 in the 

Hotel Jefferson, Atlantic City. The 

affair will honor Department Commander 

Hebert Kerney, 

» „ » 

! Ma» 

lone, Mrs, John Keaunesh, Mrs, 

James Mae Neill, ,Mrs, Charles Harp 

and Mrs, Horace Frohner, 

The next meeting, Mauh 19, will 

be the home of Mrs, Harp at which 

tinie the controversial "Dr. Xhivage" 

by Boris Pasternak will be discussed. 

Rescue Squad Admits 

Three New Members 

Three new members were Voted ln» 

to the Cape May County Rescue 

Squad at the regular meeting Thursday 

evening in Squad Headquarters. 

The new members are Michael Fos 

Dean, Charles Webb Jr, and Allen 

Ross, These three members will he 

assigned to the Tuckahoe branch. 

This was designated as Drill Nlelit 

and the new members were taunhl 

how to administer oxygen using ihe 

inhalator while the balance of the 

squad went over a refresher course 

on bandaging. 

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Thorn Hird 

COUNTRY HOUSE 

508 EIGHTH STREET

• ' \ 11 34- 

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n 

with 

GuUd 

«• toot with 

k were views of 

Invitation Cora the 

dob was re*4 

to 

Site. Edvrard 

€toi*nre SajU, Mn. a 

Welter and Mrs. Howard Suttons 

•Mrs, Nellie Nfvcaat 

Wt^ and Afrs. Helen 

suute, Mn. Battcrwortbj telephone 

Mis. diaries Gross, MA 

itfcttltifcnfcg- and Mr* 

k «A* blesses, Mrt, 

lÎm John Sector. 

4 • 

«uesU of 

Idttatr Iifage of St Jean's 

'lll.,qhpTdi ^(Btday evening at 7:39 

fclo£k lntfte Sunday School roomt 

the Om*cfi, Mr. (Mott will A 

^ of Chrto irora * 

Hart* 

Convention 

Further plans were,mad? and !«- 

Oriawike in* VirgiatiU The 

y i tm dld 

AprtL 

It wms «««i4«d to gkm y 

with the Gtwt lett*« fM-BjU Slito* 

aftd sbell «anfngs, ©eta Beta 

mm be to tup of iW» 

Hie 

Entertainment, lbs. Flor- 

1 iUdB* Mr* 

fHidget, Mn. Ruth 

^ •"-*• Grew 

MUs Joyce ,.-._-„. 

Joan Boucher announced the 

„ JpoundefS Pay banquet wiU 

held ApHJ 90 in the mswoott 

"ne*t CBEBCU mectltog Will be 

VlflHng Ml 

-Mr?, Doiotky Carter, of 845 Sth 

^ afn. figfteuaa Preston, of 

-sa^- are spettdtng 

weeks at the Robert lUditer 

m Miami Beaefc, fla, They 

lUnî ftp tbelf guests one 

ttJ« H«I«n giedem, fllrs. Gertrude 

Hart «££ Mr, and Mrs. Henry 

*H of this city. 

On New J 

in ihe itfcttp tM indaitiy sad 

faiiBltig atM 

£Vnti*tii £*£«», &tinm»k m- 

be gtvâ ttt the CsBttta aV, jchoql 

iaii&ef W*»l le 

Wtttey *?. *_ 

IhoieBts "i»r© &sr?M undet 

thi cMinriMisWp ei Mrs. itfup< 

State Tittoper Speaks 

To Matonic Club Here p 

State Woop€F C, A. ôce, ©f 

A, Btadnuarteri, ManttMtoA 

Banvcss of tte mm Jet^y Sttte 

Folk*, w«» t&e speaJBr ai the attO* 

W tlfti of the Ma^fe_flBb in 

T l here T d 

the Bfiuenle 

Trooper Crace was Introdoced by 

Preildent An«on Powell, and spekt 

on Crlmkuil iavesagaUeB, A brief 

bugi&esi siMtinf preceded the speak- 

' d I til h 

bgi&esi sMtnf p 

er's fcppesrance, And 

I d tbt U 

ded the spe 

I sstial hour 

'. 7 

, • " • - ' ' ' ' 

¥ * 

T 

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•'û. rT*« > ~*1 

Rare Old Tapestries Mirror 

Civilization/ Research Told 

€*Mt 

Mr, end Ml*. Stephen J, Carr of 

' innouncsa the en* 

Misi 

Mrs, Wilson J, BaUey 

M 

-of the 

Mrs, 

evening 

h 

Weatiy av. 

, NtehoHon «*eot by 

that weeing U 6M ef tte 

MOO nm BIS tsptitry wtav- 

f ftdrer Mblmi UluiW* 

S S S ffitdievai Urnes were d#- 

plcted. 

The «p«aker espWfiBi that «• 

.& with totoHtd flfu«i. W#a 

prtrtlad 10 to, 15 yeari brfote 

ally tfyiag te ^reduce aji 

Itew\W» an epic of diig. 

fectloa for example Gafcrters 

In detail. . 

Mr, NieholsoB shewed, slides 

te of tarty 


w o y p 

Urtt *taa the AnnundiUon 

came the Beit Garden, In 

l tt f nMe 

then 

Uelea Derrick. 

to 

thodlit Ctturc, 

mittiag will baAplil 

fiie Art Departmsnt 

ie 

rich* MIS 

msnt WiU f p 

of M«, Cteoree Wii 

Anni Appoint 

e Beit 

7tt of 

In io^ 

and Anntf 

f h 

aad 

The eoitusiea Were ol the 

Century, eltbotalo with iae€ 

belted w&iitttn#i. They "ô 

y 

Nominating C e j ! 

Mrs Ha^f aster and Mrs. 

uel Hlrea were ippoinled aa aj 

naUng Cttnmittss by the BotW Ana 

&ub«eeUnf Tuesday evenjn|ln ttg 

home of Mrs, Edward Suggtln, 899 

Seacllf/e Read. 

It was announce* that Uitre 

be no nieeUM Is March (w il 

ltt Ete The atrt rs 

aad belted 

feature the painted 

the p 

.W@oi was used instead of iUt The 

Adoration of th© MagU dated l«0 

also was shown, Tmen saw The 

Gentle Stag In which man was per* 

M Mar 

wltt Easter, The atrt 

lateUng wUl be April Si *» 

homeor Mrs, It B, llowtfd* S 

age Drive, Someft PÎnt 

A white elephantia!t â.toldItoh 

lowing the business tneeunf with 

Mrs, Buggein as auctiouwr. 

•ad 

class 

•ad y s member of the senor 

at the Ahtngten Memorial Hospital 

School of Hursing, Aftlnfton, Pa, Mr, 

d 

Hursig, f , 

ABdfFMn -was gf»duate4 from Lower 

MerkMT fUgb Ardmere Pa,, 

and i»4«npioyed hf Leeds and North' 

rap North Wates, P* 

tf idate has been 

! 

set for the 

SOCIA Annual Banquet 

In Philadelphia Mar, 7 

lie annual banquet meeting of 

the South Oeean City Improvement 

Association will be held Saturday, 

M^rch f, « tm p. m* In MoCai. 

lister's, 1811 Spring it,, Philadelphia, 

T&e event wUl fee held in the Ivory 

Edward Bowkef and Com- 

qîoner Harvey Adams will be 

an»Bjg the honorod guests, John M. 

CavUJe U rttlrinf president, and Ed- 

war5 Lifeeng is chalnnan of thB af- 

fair. Five new menreefs of tte 

Board -mil be elected. 

Entertainment will m* 

By virtue of an eras ef the guperloi 

QpinVOf New Jerle^ aialieery Dlvfc 

lion, made Uis Era day ol January. 

Faith Mlnshuli is the plslntlff and yea 

ate the defendant, yau are hereby re- 

uirv4 to ansM,=w the cotapjaiM of th* 

" an or belot* Uie ^ft 085? ol 

SSi, by #ervlnR an answer OB 

_ us S. 6oets. feq,, plaintiffi 

attorney, whose sddrtsa is 69 west 

iBui Street, Oo»» Oty, N. J,, and in 

aefcuU tiiereol tiitt judgment sMQ 

be remJered agalmrt you as the court 

shall think equitable and Jurt, You 

ghaU (Ue. yeuf answer and proof «[ 

•efvlee In dupncate wilft tte Cl*rk rf 

tot Sttp*rtor Benp, Slat* House Aanmxl 

s^starn, *f. J.v lnT««erflanee ivtlh 

the tTil« of Elvil practice and proce- 

dure. 

The object of «id action is to b 

jn a Jqdsm^t ?' di%*orCB bet 

Dated 

AVGU3 

AJtsns 

_V 

Two hoys and one girl joined lo- 

cal families and one girl arrived 

fpr a Semers Point family among (he 

si* girl* and four toys nt Shore 

aieporUl Hospitaj Owing the east 

week, * 

CongratulaUona go to Barters and 

Donald Bray, of 632 Centra) av.t on 

the birth of a leven-pound, four, 

ounce daughter ml liS p, m, fHday. 

juanlta and Bobert Bryant, of 806 

4th at, are receiving congratulations 

on the birth of a slxpound, three- 

ennce son at i$:4fl a, m, Saturday, 

1 Also on Saturday at 12:^ p. m, a 

seven'peund, J4*unce daughter was 

welcomed by AUreda and Horace 

Hart, of 316 Halnea av,, Somera 

Feint 

Fatriela and Robert Milter, of S7 

Central Boad, became the parents 

of a sbt-pound, t44unee son at 5:30 

p. m, Saturday, 

firths for.other residents of the 

area jnMudedi 

ARFLEVAHD, Mariaret and James 

ot Margate, a hcvt Febtmry 1ft 

GK .^tficia and 

of Mays landing,, i y^sbnuotJi^ 

GUNZENHAUSER, Ruth and Elmer 

at Laufeldale, a girl, February W. 

SAPPER Rosemary and Eugene of 

Fieasantvlile, a girl, February m, 

EUGIDITO, Mary and James of Ab- 

secon, a girl, February m, 

STOWTABT, Ethil and Wayne of 

Pleasantville, a girl, February m 

Resort/Point Gel 

Phone Names 

Ocean City and Somers Point lele- 

phones will aequiro new names at 

201 a, OL, Sunday, March 1, Clarence 

3, Underwood and Thomas R, Dag. 

gett. New Jersey Bell Telephone 

Company managers In Ocean City 

and PleasantvUle, respectivclj.', re* 

minded today. 

Sosaf 7,000 Ocean city telephones 

will receive the desiination=apert 

9, About 3,800 Sosners Pslnl tele- 

phones will adopt Walkef 7 as their 

central office name, 

The name changes are being made 

in conjunction with the conversion 

nt Pleasantviile exchange area tele- 

phones to dial service on Sunday. 

The new central office designations 

are necessary to fit Ocean city and 

Seiners Point telephones into the 

company's direct distance dialing 

program. This plan already has 

placed mere than one-half of the 

nation*!? iÔOu,©"© telephones within 

dialing distance of thousands of New 

Jerseyans who can dial their calls 

directly to areas " throughout the 

United States and p d 

Nutrition Bulwark fj 

Disease; Common Sense 

TBe notriUpB 'of a £am% U ? al- 

most always in the hands of' the 

wife, either direeUy ?r 

Nutrition always fdaya * 

1B OUT everyday, life. |: 

durtPg periodi pf tliflwa i»

tr- 

It 

r. 

*,_ 

NOTICE 

TO BOWLERS 

cause of delay in construcon,the 

opening date of the 

keim City Bowling Center 

finite 

announced next week. 

IV* 

•; i i/ •'fl 

I? a politician 

.fidelity 

I p{* A" Prov*n Formula 

11E 

^'roV fetmy&y Etifoymmtf 

C 

GREGORY 

B 900 SHORE ROAD 

- HOTEL — BAR 

1J*\ 

RESTAURANT 

[^ Phwrn S.P. 3943 1 

* FRESH SHRIMP 

ifp 

All You Can Eat for 

•SEf 

t 

id 

F 

#-* 

fev 

rr 

rvr- 

$ Mrs. JosepWne Suarez 

Word ,«u «diii?©d tast wtek of 

the ««mt^de^-«c ADs; JttapUne 

a former ioeal resident, 8Brs. 

lermttly a registers* nurae 

ôittvate flui^M Wsshlaiteii, died 

at her toot ia SWUiBa, ,Ptrt, of a 

bf«*rt attack. She he was a native n off 

S PA, ad hatti hatt MiUed here at 

I«3S te 1940 with 

ber , Laretta aUgliaeelo, 

Suarci is survived toy her 

Dr, Manuel T, Suarez, of 

SsJlafla a sett, Manuel Jr., also of 

Peru; her sister, Mrs. Migllaccio, of 

Temple HUls, Md,, three bpstheri 

and fcer father, 

Harry L Peterson 

Word WM received here yesterday 

of the #udd@n_ death of llarry L, 

Peterson, 33. Tuesday at his home 

I In Philadelphia. lie formerly resided 

1.00 ' here at 636 Asbury av, and attended 

the local schools. 

WED. ft THUR& NIGHTS 

SurVivop ioeiude two brothers. 

Waiter* of PhDadrtphla. and Carl, af 

•Miami, Ra,; and one sister, Mrs. 

'[' WttL is Fight Night on Hanna Wilde, of Marmora. 

" Ôur Lirgt TV Screen YOUR HEAOOUARTERS FOR 

MARIE O'BRIEN AIR RESERVATIONS 

At The Organ 

Ins.T«th«»*Avfc, Atlantis€Hy 

Friday, Saturday & Sunday 6-1189 V Mrs. Agatha W. Ang 

Funeral services iwere condu^ 

last week at Lady of Meiey Church 

tn piUteMlrtila ftr Mri, Agatha W, 

Ang Qf 131S N. luelld it., pmi4del= 

phla, who died suddenly In St, Luke's 

Hpspital Pefapuaiy 15, 

L Survivors inelude a nlefip, 

££SS? 6-1180 

| FAMOUS LADY 

Home of Style Woodbine 

Proudly announces the Spring Collection of Suits, 

and Dresses will be featured in a . , , . 

DINNER and STYLE SHOW 

AT ZABIRER'S ANSLESEA INN. NORTH WILD WOOD 

Spwtwrvtf by th* £*d«nttu, Cup* May County Fer«t No, II 

B«n«fit for Muscular Dystrophy 

Tickets ?4.00 per person—7 p, nL=Mareh 4, 1850 

Oce*n City's Finest Pharmacy ittabiithed in 1897 

MODERNIZED IN 1955 

PHARMACYIS OUR PROPlSSiOM- IF IT'S NifPlD IN THE 

SICK ROOM, WE HAVE IT. 

FREE DELIVERY . . . PHONE 3535 

Two DfHtv*rf«c pally |n Semtn Pe|nN-1i A. M, itui 4 P, M, 

THE LE PETTIT 

BALLET COMPANY 

• • , i 

presents 

fflt SWAM LAKE FANTASY 

THE SKATING WALTZ 

THE THREE TEMPERMENTS 

Undtr the Direction of Colette Merksl 

Spen«or«d by O€, Amorkan Laglon Pest Welfare Fund 

Ocean CHy High School Auditorium 

8 P.M. - February 28th, 195? 

Tickets may be purchased at the door 

and from Legion Members,' 

J 

t 

Adult* 11,00 Students 50c 

= Shufflln 

®frs, 

JshaSepp, and two ncphesws, Thomas 

and Mlekey Ang, ail sf this city. 

Mrs, Ang was a former iseal FPiident. 

Mrs, Annie Durgin 

Mri- Annie Durgin, a former resident 

of Semers Point, died Februsry 

IS in a Euffaio, New York hospital. 

She was B4. She had bsi?n 

suffering a lingering iUnc-ss, 

Mn= Durgin was a resident of 

Seiners Point for m years, and 

moved to Tawowanda, N, V., last 

year. 

She was a native of Philndelphia 

and B graduate of Episcopal Hospiial 

there. She retired from the Army 

Nurse Corps in iO2fi, 

She was a past eammnnder of the 

National Organization of World War 

Nurses of Hew Jersey, and the first 

commander and co-founder of the 

Women's American Legion Post 334 

of AtUmtie City, 

There are no furvivorg. 

Funeral services were held in 

SomersPoint Tuesday with Rev, Reb= 

ert Enslin, of Friendship Bible 

Protestant CKuTeii;—^^teelmanvilier 

officiatinfi. Intermeiit was in Beverly 

National Cemetery, 

1 

hid the food prepared and served 

buffet style. 

Dr. John ©eeker, president, 

Continued -fram p«9* 1 l new members, Mrs, Rose 

News and @esilp of to you, Direetor Lunny, and your provided with current price lists 

Shuflleboard Club officers fsr the eoeperation which of supplies used in the guest and 

_ By H, PARK! BAKIR you have afforded us not only on 

Twenty-six .braved the severe cold 

this particular ease hut many others, 

apartment house business, _ . 

P 

irthur G- Watkins, Clly PMblicHy 

last Friday evening to attend the Oeâft City fllio received another Director, will be suwt , speaker at 

card party. Inside (hey found plenty cltaiisn from the New Jersey As- the meeting March 16, 

of iwaraih and eomfeft with five ieciation of 'Insurance Agents-for a 

tables of pinochle and one of bridge. safsty record for a specified seven 

Tomorrow .wiU be observed as month period during which time 

"party night" Refreshments will be there were no traffic ffltalitiesL School Board 

served. 

An award ,wii! be made later, the 

Continued from Psg» 1 

After toeing stymied sinee the letter to Director Lunny said, andyear 

All teachers salaries are now 

middle of the week by occasional will ije in the form of an embossea 

rain and then by esirenie cold, certificate to be presented lthm 

completely adjusted to the salary 

enough hardy souls to keep two the next few months. 

guide adopted three years a 

courts in use managed to appear 

Mrs. VfPS S. Ounmlrt wii 

last Saturday afternoon and enjoy 

pslnftd a tessher In the W 

themselves in spite of high jwinds. Tracks 

school, the It * flrtdwte ef Stote 

A postcard received, from Elizabeth 

Teaeheri Csllsia !n Indiana, Pa,, 

Continued from Page 4 

Biundin in St. Petersburg states that 

and hat had three years teaching 

the weather has been perfect, with ported lhat it was cordially received espefSsriw in ihe Alt«ns( Ps=, 

no rain since she arrived almost a and found ihe railroad men tsni- High Schsst. 

month ugo, 

pieteiy cooperative during their 

We are happy to report that Mrs, hour-long discussion. 

Mrs, Martha Dowall was appointed 

Wall and Mrs, fJcppert, who were in- Mr. Miliisan said the railroad of. to a cafeteria position. 

jured iff an atiio accident two wepks fieiais expressed themselves PS Mr. James Kirk attended the meet= 

ago, are doum nicely at their homes. pleased with the playground and ing and gave an iiiteresiini; talk en 

Mr. VViili, who sustained fl dislo- parkinjf project as a worthwhile im- his trip to various taileges lost 

cated hip, is still in traction, at theprovdment, 

and svilling !o do every- week, The purpose was to establish 

Atlantle City Hospital and will he de= 

thing possible to espediie the plan a perHinal relationship between him* 

tained there for seyerfll weeks. 

before the 1939 summer season. self and the admissions piônei at 

We extend our sympathy to Ray During the meeting, the local group the colleges, and also to talk to 

Janue^ 203 Barringion Road, Upper had emphasized that little could be some of Ihe Ckean City students 

Darby, Pa=l a summer .visitor of SoiiH done to advance the plpyground= now attending those schools, 

standing, whose wife passed away at parking proposal until the tracks are 

St. Petersburg on February 13. 

out of Haven av. in the area where 

j railroad service was abandoned Jasf 

AdsByMailir 

Continued from 

PHeggi said. 

GAHA 

As a result of the episode, eight 

youths were suspended from at 

Mrs. Ella Joseph A Big Business 

i Continued from Page 1 tendance at the Center Since that 

i fhiN effort, 

time, Ihe suspension has been liflod 

Mrs, Ella Joseph, of #22 Asbury 

I The group held its annual covered from three. 'Because of the incident. 

av,, died Saturday at her home here. 

tjhli supper prior to the meeting. Mayor Bowker threatened to close 

She hod been a .resident here Direct, mail advertising is playing The Refreshment iCommillee, under the Center the Monday following 

seven years, coming from Pitman, an increasingly important role in the direction ef Mrs, Ellen llaak, the occasion, but withdrew the threat 

N. J, She was a mymber of the Pit- the American economic scene, mem' 

man Methodist Church and thebt'rs 

of the Ocean City Rotary Clue 

Agenda Bkbte Class, 

learned at their dinner meeting in 

She is survived by a saii, Albert White Hall last Thursday night. 

P, Joseph, of Pitman; a daughter, A brief lesson en the part hulled 

Mrs, Mildred J. Semmers, of Ocean literature plays in selling just about 

City, and a granddaughter, N. La= everything from automobiles dawn 

Verne Sommers, also of this city. to gadgets to the U, S, consumer was 

Funeral services were conducted given to the club by WUllam Wahl, 

yesterday at the Kelly Funeral Home a Rptartan who Is associated with 

in Pitman, with the Rev. Robert the nationwide pubUshiiig firm of R. 

Howe officiating. Interment was inL. 

Polk and Co. Now a local resh 

the Wiiliamstown 'Methodist Ceme> dent, Mr. Wahl formerly administered 

tery. 

the expenditure of millions of doUars 

worth of direct mail advertising by 

General Atotors Corp. when he was 

a resident of MLchJisn. 

Sewage Bill He said the Folk Co, operates in 

five separate divbions, of whlea di- 

from rect mail advertising is Ibut one. The 

Others are publishing city directories 

of iliulng faendit he continued. such as the one last produced In 

On the latter point ther els some Ocean city; publishing bank dJrec* 

question as to whether or not thetories; 

compiling official motor ve- 

city could Use its credit to benefit hicle statistics; and the motor list 

certain interests even after the division which compiles data on au* 

proposed bill was' passed. 

tomobiie owners and what they own, 

Mr. Bosweil, representing the city, Polk, said the speaker, is the larg- 

has also been in communication with est fact-finding organization in the 

the State Public Utility Commission, country with the exception of the 

ere, the Department of Local tjoyern= federal government. The firm ob- 

ment en the proposal. 

tains data of one kind or another on 

After the facilities are built the 40 million people every year, \U 

portion where city monies were research, also makes available a 

used would be leased lo Ihe Sewer variety of statistical data on busi* 

Company at the rate of $1 a year, nesses and prefessionSj various 

The Company has stated that a rate neighborhood;; In the cities and coun- 

increase of 120 per cent would be try at larger and many economic 

necessary. 

factors. 

The city would receive approx. Facts gathered by the company 

imateJy $20,000 a year in additional are of great value to provide 'basic 

taxes from increased property and information for advertisers and their 

franchise taxes after the expansion agencies, (Mr, Wahl pointed out. He 

Is completed, at-eBrding to the Sewer added, however, that untii recently 

Company. 

there had been little research on direct 

mail advertising itself. 

Now it is definitely known that 

most people like to get mail, and this 

is the reason, he said, that an advertiser's 

message "gets through" to 

32nd annual 

a worthwhile percentage of recipi- 

Philadelphia 

ents, Me said studies have shown 

•iurther that an average of two pei*» 

sons in a home will see a piece of 

SLOWER SHOW] direct mail advertising after it ar* 

WUK OP MARCH ©-1* | rives. 

MMERqlAL MUIBUM He described direct nail as an ad- 

34th ilrHf lillw ipFU(» vertising media which employs the 

*A.M. fslpp.M. 

"hard sell,'' as contrasted to the 

(Opmni Nsen, March f j television program that, by first en- 

|1.75 Adulif • Fie Shilrfr tertaining the prospect, uses the 

"soft sell" approach. 

A Million Dollar*' Worth 

of Perfect Blssmi! 

* Wails through en epc>i ! 

ri the lnve«Igit!pn 

glfli 

ihP Center, lli members anrt Hi sup- the 

ervisors IK me matter, 

is a 

quires 

hat r*iii1t«d in • 

make every effort 

of the Center gn tj 

£y JS#r.f& € 

enti, city officials a 

e "in- is * Pjgnii 

& lyiki In ftow»r * Spring 'Mr, Wahl .was presented by D, 

SPECIAL 

& Summer Serdcrti • Cyt Allen Stretch as program chairman 

Pfewsr Afreng«m#nfi • Rote and was thanked on behalf of tlv» 

& Roiik Gafd.nt • Doofyafd 

P I a n 11 ii g|: • Qgidtlf club by Edward T, Buggeln, Dr J 


Lelins*! • Garden Hoir»au Thorniey Hughes was sons leader 

> Ferrnei Gofdwo* < 

FNIE iUi lavlEI B*1LY for the evening, 

FlLiT OF FLOUNDER Sf A BASS 

i0smls4 pm • 6iI3 le Bpm 

CLAMS & OYSTERS 

Frsm gimdinB 79fmiam!t THf WHOLi TRUTH? 

Bwlltvu* Strailsrd, Pfl-B. 

3Qlh St. Sistlent N,f. Cur. If a husband's words are sharp, 

PORQIfS 

PRISH SQUID 

Jiff, jidf34ih * Metkti I It. maybe it's because he had to get 

them in edgewise, — Castle Courier, 

FISH ROI BUTTERFISH WHITING 

Portsmouth, Ns H, 

WI 

ILJRSDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1f$© 

tounfy 

to Take 2 Years 

! 

iis federal grant of $12,750 to the 

id May County Planning Board 

|t week wiil bo used for pwparof 

plans far narks and reereawater 

rrsgurcpfis public buildfs*. 

location of industries and land 

schools. 

BRING THE ORCHESTRA] 

RIGHT INTO YOUR R< 

AS LOW AS s THE OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER 

PAGE 1 — SICTI 

uae, U, S. Senator Harrison A. Williams 

Jr. reported this week, 

Prize-Winning Dancer 

Legible Returns 

The project calling for a comprehensive 

pfnn for the county urban 

area tn scheduled to be completed 

in two yesFi. Results wilt fee Ere= 

Are Back Faster 

seriled in the fenn of reports, maps 

plans, eharts and ether graphic material. 

t 

It's worth your while to type or 

Tlie grant was approved under the 

print your name and address clearly at Forty 

urban planning assistance program 

and legibly on your IMS) Federal inauthorized 

by the Housing Act of 

COJne tas return. 

19S4 to provide federal funds to of. 

The authority for the statement is. 

fleiiii state, metropolitan and region- 

Chris L_ Gross, Director of Internal 

al planning agencies for work in 

B 

metropolitan areas and urban re- 

^ f for the h Camden DIstrltft, 

l 

Believe it or not," he sald5 "loiae 

400,000 taxpayers had to be searched 

ARROW CLEANERS Synilar granis are available to state 

Out! t! lt last so Ul Uncle Sam could l 

! planning agencies to aid them, in 

pay them refunds runnin into mil= 

IS Asbury Ave, Ocean City (living piannlng assistance to com- 

lions of dollars. 

munities of less than 25,000 papula, 

Most of them, he added, cither 

PLAIN 

tion. The grants may net exceed 50 

scrawled their naiMs and addresses 

per cent of the cost of the work for 

so they could not foe read or just 

which they are made. State and 

plain forgot to provide one or the 

SKIRTS local funds make up the remainder. 

other. 

CLEANED and PRESSED 

"In lome ef the cases," he said, 

LITTLE IRONIES ( 

•the taxpayers failed to give their 

The Hu>sians have a switch en I 

forwarding addresses to their post, 

50c 

our traffic slogan. Theirs goes; "Vote 

masters when they moved; 

for the party. The life you save may 

SQ, he edviscd. or print your 

€ith and Carry 

be your own,"=The Moroccan Por 

name and address clearly on your 

Lyautey. \foraeeo * 

lefts return and if you should move, 

leave your forwarding address with 

your postmaster, 

"Then you'll be sure to get your 

refund," he said. 

1.90 PER WEEK 

1 

Hi COOKS, GIRLS FUME 

DIDCOT, ENG. — Tfle poster pro. 

Mrs. Olive MacPherson. of 300 J,8th it,, ihown_here -clalmei-a-iilaseinatinBÎees 

with her dancing partner displaying two trophies she won 

recently for best dancer, The large trophy she won at a 

contest at the peauyiUe Hotel and the smaller one she won 

at the Algiers Hotel, both in Miami Beach, Fla, The prizes 

were won in Tango and Samba dance contests. 

ANY CIGARETTE 

and BE SAFER! 

IVENTAR 

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ALL STI1L, f0 FOOT 

WITH VENTAR '189,95 

fam. our eompMe selecfiod 

ERECTED A INSTALLED 

Exclusively in Ocean City at 

SCHUFF 

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ELECTRIC 

710 Asbury Avenu* 

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EXCLUSIVELYE 

920 Asbury Ave, Phone 

IT PAYS TO DEAL WITH THE 

1 Rid Tax Boards Of Polities,, 

State Realtors Urge Meyner 

The Jersey Association erf fled persons oo. the other 

Reid Estate Boards Bd -wUl Ul uree th that pags on thfilr boÎsdee 

Governor Meyner plaeg qualified per. ence to the! Iocs! level 

sons on the State and County Tfx desperately needed, 

—iy Iflirl PaftriM' Boards, neaiurlne their qualifications "No matter haw SUCJ , 

en the basis ©f their professional 

FLOR16A DAY 

problem o* *ax assessments 

knowledge Instead of on the basts of 

IS FASCINATING 

political expediency, 

ally resolved in the Leglglafl 

alid' enforcement 

IT'S PERFECTLY NORMAL ebou I*JJAREB*s Tas Comnaittce which placed, in the' hands of 

this time of year to sueeuittB to themmt 

In Trenton this week, recsm- Boards,^ U asserted. 

Florida daydraam. The fantasy qf siended that the AssociaUon write level It will 'fee determined 

sunny days spent serenely on theGovernor 

Meyner voicing its oppo- or not we have uniformity and ( 

palm-studded bc-aehes of Florida Is sition to the practice of placing "In. izatlorf of real estate property 

as stimulating for most of us a* Ineffieient 

and incapable" persons on fflents,- 

Meeca for the Meilems. 

Couaty and State tax Boards, 

When the average Individilsl hits j, Carroll iLoughllji of Seseh Jtoven LEASC-LENO? 

that prime of life known as dd Terraeei chairman of the coaiinit- WASHINGTON—Citi«n« 

age his good judgment tells him totee 

reported on the action taken by cow wiU get a chance to 

take things easier and have sure bli group, stating thai It was s*eU'summer 

on 

fun. And most ef us have been led as the first step to be taken to se- machines, 

to believeând with gesd reason— cure sound administration of our real 

that you can take things easier and estate tax procedures. 

Four of the fnachiaes, 

those in use in 27 states 

have more fun in the land of lurf, According to IûghJIn, h& eoffl. eouatry* ____,. wlU ,.„ __ lie 

sand, and sun. 

jnittco 

Of course !ie press agents down some members 

expressed 

sf Tax 

the 

Boards 

opinion 

are 

that 

not 

in the Americsn National 

at Moscow's SokolnUtl 

there exaggerate a tittle. We ioop >ven equipped to understand and 

discover that oranges and bathing apply the most baste information and The Russians visiting 

beauties do not, unfortunately, grow instructions contained In the Ases* 

be invited to use the 

in even? backyard. We alto di sort Manual, These persons should 

vote on what they- like 

V exhibits. 

that Slopida has her e ^ritto, in«lud* possess the education, experience and 

IIng 

perhaps half the populace of a 

ability required of a comptroller 

_ ____ * contest. esntest, citrus^growing rival on the West 

handling the multijalllian' dollar nf. 

and Lance Corporal William NLmmo Coast, Sut when you add up'her 'airs sf a large corporation, 

noted that it did hot specify charms Florida emerges as a lovely It -was also pointed out toy _the 

nine legs. 

lady indeed, 

Committee that members of the Tax 

Seven pairs of shapely legs with 

Boards m failing in their vital r#- 

Rrst, there is the climate, Tl isn't 

skirts held high sauntered 

possibility to assist the local mu> BILLCASSH)Y 

perfect but it's about as good as nlcipal tax assessors in solving their 

the stage in due course, and a meter you're going to find this sfile of many and complex problems. Quail- 

registered the applause with seien< Eden. Nature kicks up occasipnally 

tlflc precision. 

and disappoints the visitors—as she 

Then the lance corporal, the last did last winter, But thli year the 

iurerise entrant, bared his legs aad climate is Its sun-kissed self again. 

crossed the stage. This wowed the Then there are the facilities, in- 

audience and the meter, so the girts cluding line hotels, mote is, restau- 

are still fuming while Lanee Corpora! rants, parks, and powdery ocean 

Nlmmo is ibaek in eainp with the 'beaches in astonishing abundance, 

prize—an expensive electric stove. Miami Beach, of course, has a string 

of hotels of such eye^poppinf magniaeenee 

that they have to be seen 

to be believed. 

It would seem to follow that Florida, 

with its climate and impressive 

facilities, would be considerably t#yond 

the reach of those of modest 

means—yet the faets are otherwise. 

Actually, it effits less to liv# in 

Florida than just about anywhere 

else on this continent. If you 11 settle 

DIPLOMAT* for the smaller hotels and motels at 

HBARING AID the edge of cities you ean vacation 

Oil a shoestring. And if yeu»d like 

to stick around for a longer stay you 

can stop at any of several rctireraent 

hotels fsr as little as $§5 a month for 

room and board. 

The lew prices available t© those 

who want to live Inexpensively stein 

from the fact that labor is plentiful, 

fuel costs are negligible, cotton clothing 

can be worn the year round, 

•rulis and vegetables am abundant, 

and medical bills are apt to "be lower 

since the mild climate seems to^ dls* 

ALSO; courage aches, pains, and respira- 

BATTERIES tory diseases, 

THE SUNSHEO state is a great 

POR EVERY TYPE HEAR I MO AID place for kids, but it's even more 

(Winter f>rh5t Until April 1) appealing for these ef us whe have 

begun computing our age in decades 

DR. HARRY H_ LAKE _ 

CAHtd k) explored the land of pink flamingoes 

731 W«(«y =what are you waiting for? 

Phoii* 

If you would like a free list ef 

"Low Cost Retirement Hotels In 

Florida" write to this column in care 

Of The Sentinel.Ledger, enclosing a 

stamped, self-addressed envelope, 

PONTIAC NAMED CAR • OF -THE -YEAR 

Halieran (n Cast Of 

Bucknoll U. Musical 

LEWlSBUllG. PA,—llobert E, Halleran, 

of Ocean City, will take part 

in the production of the Cole Porter 

musLeal "Kiss Me Kate" at fiuekneil 

MAT. SAT, 

wheels 

University, February 27 and 2B and 

March G and 7. 

% P.M. Halieran, a senior at BuekneiJ, will 

play the rale of the haberdasher as 

weii as sing in the male chorus of 

the musical, a presentation ©f the 

University Players, 

Memberaôf_yieîen^jnd_H 

JAMES is the best combination of ride... 

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m # 

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Loans mad* by mall fa all nearby Eemni|inifl«p 0. C1700 

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group are included in the personnel 

of the players, "Kiss Me. Kate* will 

be the group's 11th annual production. 

Son of Mr, and Mrs, Eugene E 

Halieran, formerly of 321 Centrai 

av., Halierqn is'studying at BuekneU 

for the degree of bachelor of science, 

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styling of any '59 car. The Editors of 

Motor Trend Magazine 

In making Its annual automotive award, the staff 

of Motor Trend Magazine, leading automotive 

publication,, tests and evaluates all new mm. Here 

•re quotations from the April 1^59 issue: 

"Thft •fsblHly of the 1919 Pcniiac It th« outstanding 

sufomefive advance sf th» y«ar> 

Everyone considering a new raf should esptri- 

«SEC It" 

"It'i Ih« bail balanced petiengcr ear In 

Amtricq, We firmly believe that in moving 

the wheels farther apart, to develop the widest 

stance of any American car, Pontiae has created 

sa entirely sew aesse of balance and handling 

"Pontiae** lints arc cltan, gimp!* end b«eu- 

Hfut, It has * fleet look, s trim appearance, The 

widt wheel design contributes greatly to Its 

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#ogln.. TTie new 420E Temp#st econoiny engine 

offers remarkable performance along with 

excipdonally high mileage while operating on 

regular grade gasoline/* 

li agofn fepi lit p*pfermane«, based 

oa our extensive road testing. Acceleration ii 

outstanding, yet the engine is unusually quiet 

and smooth/' 

Your nearest Pentiac dealer will be glad to let 

you read-test this awafd>wmning automobile on 

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THE TUCKAHOE BUILDING 

AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 

The Annual Meeting of the 

members of The Tuckahoe 

Building and Loan Association 

will be held at the home 

of the Secretary-Treasurer, 

Main Street, Tuckahoe, N. J. 

on Saturday, March 7, 1959, 

from 8 o'clock to 9 o'clock 

P, M. for the following pur- 

1) To reduce Hie number of Directors from 

fourteen to twelve. 

2) The election of Directors to hold offke for 

the term of three years and until their 

successors are elected and qualified; awl 

3) The transaction of such other business as 

may properly come before the meeting or 

any adjournment thereof. 

Member* may vote of thh meeting of ffc#\ 

Assocfafion in pemn only, Thit it given nofic#! 

to the member* by order of the Board 

Director* February 2, ]959* 

The 123rd Series will be open for 

g*i.'^m*i

x...o-;^;;..; n%,:''r-s>^:^^î^^:^S^î^Vv^slS^^^^S 

*#* 

THtNtSBAY; MB. 1*, Ifff 

tlhel'Ledger Yes 

fit Octal! Cfty 

perfect: 


ctfyin? torte-car call 

stat d**d. 

Ocean City's 

beach, pumping 

• i )>'v^ 

._ ___ taken frbnj. preUpinafy test 

Cttr. F** Jsnai borinfi to Great leg Har^Qr Bay. 

City official* viewed i#ita jtgprehea- 

^ttm. thf poss&Uliy of IMfh costs 

eutUog down the scope of the pro- 

City Vouttl Center is under 

A tetttss to be the case at 

of ttds iinportant facet 

toe "wWppiog 

-t. ^ 

, lilA of a few of its mirtber, 

fa * hbttse ftarty ort ihe 

• •'' erroneous sb&* "^ - - ••= • 

ib supervise t 

fMt to the city o 

- " -- 

whosUp- fair to,the 

ft 

Wt 

al and entertainment 

done by Vbuhgstere, it fe 

e fainfct^dor of drink 

Nb bhfe Is permitted 

Stit&rvisors and thb 

that irreeponsiblc parents are 

deHn4Uency. tri relation to this, 

ort 6{ superviskm, if any, was 

in this case, While irresponsible 

f dli fcibl 

A ^ n n Nathaniel C, Smith 

made his initial *ld (or stron«, Jocal 

vipjfiit in hU race for State Sen- 

ator hi the primary: election, }a' a 

tali t0 a meetltvg of the' Musttlpol 

EmployeB îfeUUOB at City Hall. 

Th^ Gateft-ay Musical Pisyhoiisc in 

Somtrg Point started preparations 

for iU (MSA seasaa, jen&tbsh Dwifiht, 

vise preslaent a&tt prodocer, an- 

noutioed, 

Ocean City bowed Id the WUdwoad 

Warriors, 55^9, in the playofl «i»e 

far tilt' Cap*AtisnUc • Leagao chans- 

i W at AUantle Ctty, 

• ^ 

•^'••^f-WS 

^riticiie th© 

r." These HuHls eitfiir clrfnot, or wlfl 

jHiat 98 percent of today's youngsters 

the Mei, as th«*r parents were 

offside two percent ge^s out of 

ited adulN ttriftg cSHaetfination down 

tp^stll^SldawS^ . 

* -^-"TOB parent, throws 

.,.. , _»t£ tft© uie. ri He is 

Hie herd so m Mghi & well run with the 

are &ce#n Ci residents, 

tvln Johnson, chief or the Ocean 

City Fire Oepartnieut 

feer tone. The guillotine left its 

mark in the Titos coiffure, cut very 

close it the back with the front ar= 

ranged in loose ribglfts, A red neck* 

Iocs whs worn, and fometimes a red 

shawl, to cbrnplete the effect. 

Another as IF style was initiated 

by accident, when the wind slew off 

the hat 6f the p««he§s of Fsntangea 

st a royal huntlhg * party. The re= 

ors 

(€ip* M*y fceutity Ovnftct 

WWJe we cannot completeLy agree 

in principal with the payment of a 

§5000 retainer to tfe Cwntlen H«= 

nicipal hospital In order fof that ifci- 

stitution to take coiBity patients sM* 

fering from possible comnmnicable 

diseases, neither can we hold with 

the refusal of the Cape May County 

Board of Freeholders to appropriate 

this amount to insure that until some 

more permanent, adequate program 

of such patient care is instituted, no 

delay wUi result >whsn such a service 

L» needed, 

The freeholder board has repeat' 

edly refused requests frana the Caun< 

ty Medical Society, doctors and from 

county residents to make this ap- 

propriation as a safeguard,—even in 

the face of support for the appro- 

priation" by Freeholder Or, Leon 

Sehudk, directed-of welfart. 

Prior lo the appearance of an im- 

mediate need for possible admission 

of a seven-year-old bay to a hospital 

such as Camden Municipal, the coun- 

ty had no assured set-up to care for 

such patients. County hospitals do 

not have isolation wards and are not 

adequately equipped to care for com« 

municable disease patients at prcs- 

ent. 

Few, if any persons, would ques* 

Uon the .recommendation of their: 

own family physician in a time when 

hospital care is needed: and the 

County 'Medical Society and many 

county physicians have supported 

the use of Caaaden Municipal Hos- 

pital lor communicable disease pa- 

tients because of its excellent facili- 

ties and for its research laboratory, 

, At open meetings of the freehold- 

er board, it, has been requested thai 

the fSQQO bo paid In order that the 

county: did sot find itself in the posi- 

Uon where a child might be near 

death before epme other arrange, 

meat la made, -• .A- 

. Oft âucJEj at i piiblie heartag on 

the ,IB» rcounty jjHldget t^s weeks 

ago, said theii-Ue would not 

sourc&ful duchess tied up h#r hah* 

with her ribbon garter. The next 

day, ail the court ladies appeared 

with a headdress ! *a la FoBtanges." 

The wife of an Austrian archduke 

introduced a new color by airing 

her dirty linen, Isabella had vowed 

not to change her linen until her 

armies toad taken the- town of Os» 

tend. The siege lasted more than 

three years. And for mere than a 

century after, fashienaWe men and 

women dressed In yellow-gray, dub- 

bed "IsaJbeiia eobr." 

During the Middle Ageg, iong4oed 

shoes denoted wealth and dignity. 

The style has ibeen blamed by gome 

on a Frenchman who reportedly in= 

vented it to hide the huge bunions 

on his feet- 

About the year 1300, Lord Spen- 

cer set out to expose the capricious 

fashion world. He is said to have 

made a 'bet that he could launch a 

meaningless, fashion thatj would be 

come popular is six months. Where- 

upon he cut off his eoatUUs with a 

pair of shears and went out for a 

walk, 

in two weeks, all London had 

adopted the style, and the spencer 

jacket was born. 

,i 

tit 

where to send a paUent if a cem- 

munlcabie disease case did develop 

In the county, Thit situation did not 

change until the need arose for hoi- 

pitaiizpUon for a.cqunty p^stfenti and 

it &m only after some deity that 

St. Francis Hospital was found to be 

willing to take this case and others. 

Meanwhile, a county family was 

subjected to almost 24 hours Of 

needless torment while they waited 

for word that the care would be 

assured, ~ 

Had the $3000 been paid at Canv 

den Municipal Hospital, as has been 

requested (by county doctors, the 

Medical Society, individuals and by 

Dr, Schuck, this iwould have been 

avoided 'and immediate, adequate 

care could and would be assured to 

any county resident who found 

themaetves in a similar predicament. 

We havB no criticism to direct at 

$t, Francis Hospital, It iwould seem, 

however, that even at the expense 

of fSOOO of county funds, that the 

recommendation of the doctors who 

have only the (best interests of their 

patients at hearty should be carried 

out. 

Tee, there is the matter of the 

extra travelling distance, with Tren- 

tan miles further from the county 

than Caindcn, and particularly In the 

, case of child treatment, in hospitals 

phyiieians tell us of the marked 

psychological effect of having the 

parents at or near the hoipitai 

where the ehUd is confliied, ' 

TO@ present situation regarding 

commuhicable diseBffes, k one mere 

slreng sttpporting arguiaent fer the 

appointment of a County Health 

Officer as recommended by Dr 

Schuek, whose stand on the cxpcn= 

diture ef the faOOO has nsw ifcfn 

more t|in vindicated, Thi^ |IUJ4 

would ^ cheap insurance untlll a 

adequate aiternaUve pre- 

would 

National Qetfgfi ^K a ^ €qrf» 


of Siiis:; 

lor ghrifltiaji Endeavor. » 

One dreatMour of Sbarifig Sflnday, 

OTY BAPTIST 

$& tut* Wesley mv, 

ttmf, QavM".ft-' WrMhti Pmwtor 

h t 

Untie With the second sermon iir flie 

Leates series of senaojis, topics; tM ta 

Qtielt of Life." Special music by 

the ChJihc*l Cbplr, AJ1 b 

l b 

and visitors will fag asfe^d to f^-gister 

their attendance for the five Sun- 

days in Mareb. Cards will be pro* 

Vided. 

a.-SO p, m.—TVr, V, F, wiU meet. In* 

teimtdiate Fellowship njeetinff, : :i. 

7i4S p.. m,—IH'ening Fellowship in 

the Bleyier. Memorial Chaptel, Mr, 

Priedriofc will preach On "X«nten 

Events In Jesus BEperience,'* Speâl 

Muale, plan to attend all the wor- 

ships services during Lent. 

March %— 

p, m,—Boy Jôuti, Fellowship 

I p, m,—Official Board meeting, 

isemoly Hall. : 

g p, m,-=WeEleyan Service Guild, 

home of lbs, Sophie Southard, 7 E. 

10th st . 

LfHây, Mar 7;3O p, 

Turkey Dinner, — 

7:30 j>, m.=Cban£€l Chair rehear- 

sal. 

3:30 ,p, n,=Westeyaa Choir rehear- 

sal, , 

tr, JAMSl A. M.V " 

m w*. and Hav*n ay. 

«•*. O» E, SmJffi, Ptstor 

S p, nL^Sond«y IScnooL 

640 p. to,—Veusf Peopled MeM> 

*lm&mw&my 

a pt BL — W«b»d9 

Elementary Schools 

Fourth Graders 

Weather 

«-id 

tnelr wJ 

blp^ of vf«ioui 

en I^M flf W 

njade plaster 

George W 

Lincoln, and 

paper. 

The hoys and 

In irtauf 

and \'/ 

mocking Wrd e«eh met~' 

chMrea are, J 

ahout 

o 

a sewd 

.Unda A 

Mrs, Anna 

CtNTHAJ. AVENUE 

The children t&iight 

Patrida Wright, teacher Qf ami .of 

WIP Foufth-Grtd«s in tê jâttf" 

av. school, âve *een tsttim ptoon 

the weather during their languagi 

period. 

They brought weather reports'from 

various psmm to £lassr and then 

compared them, 

Bobby Ward made a weather cfaart 

on which they are (going %o record 

toe dauy weather. 

«tl 

10 

P, m—JanlCT Cfcolr ntoalis 

p. 3S,-HBcnldr CholF 

• • ~m~ 

BAPTIST 

t. and W*tt av, 

WltlUm H, Wtlteft, F«, 

a. m,—Sunday Jehool, 

U m, m,—âarntof wocs^ B&n& 

8 p, m,—ôlf Ktib^fsal, 

7;4S p, m^=£?ening Wsnn^ 8m* 

8 p, 

THE SECOND CAPC MAY SAFTl«T 

m * d i 

R*y» Harry P, Flndtbon, Paster 

The Sunday Church School 

at 9;45 a, aa,, EugeneW, Pashley, 

assistant superintendent, will be in 

charge. The lesson this week 

Parable of _ Jesus' Rejection," 

The Devotional Beading Is: Isaiah 

The background of the les 

ion y found in Hatthew 21:3^48= 

The Worship sendee begins at 11 

o'clock with an Organ prelude by 

Il&ry IL Faililey, 

The first Sunday in the month is 

Cetpmunian Sunday, and we invite 

you to worship with us, and if you 

are a Christian, join us at the Lord's 

TaWe, 

The oyenlng service 'begins at 7:30 

p. nj, with an old fashioned Gfispel 

ing. Let us sing your favorite 

Hymn, and if you hive a verse that 

has given you comfort, tell it to us, 

and Jet us ihajee yeilr joy. Rev, p, V, 

•will preach the sermon. _ 

Wednesday evening at 7=30 is The 

Hour of InÎratlen,. We are studying 

the Book of Ephesians, Come and 

enjoy the study with us, 

FraneoSs Duvalier, Haitian presi- 

dent, appealing for V. a. ecn&mle 

•isisUnce; "It is tune now for the, 

Haitian people to receive help," 

has fnsde a very at&acUve 

board display for the upstairs hall. 

This display is entitled "Mevîg West- 

wards and with pictures and words 

tells why the ploneerf. oievetf w**t, 

haw they moved, the difflcujEitJ they 

had to overcBRLe In thelf trivejs, 

their amusements, and 

events In which the western pioneefs 

participated. 

The cbUdrea In Hiss Geraldlae 

Foitert Fifth Grade arranged.« 

bulletin board en* Oeorge Walhifig' 

ton and Abraham, Lhicoln, tediv> 

this is the eodnUh when our couhtfy 

honors these two great f>r«ild«^ts. 

The class wrote •biographies of these 

presidents, > • 

Nsney Bixler and Billy Qoeta. ar* 

ranged the work on the haU bulletin- 

board. The biographies on display 

are by Cindy Werb, Penny Smith, 

Cheryl Wilkerson, Robert parby, 

John DotU, candy Dinion, Grover 

Brown, Hank Hartnan, Walter 

Mathewson, and Georgia Searle, ' 

* * * * 

NEWS AHQ NOTES OP 

WCSUIY AV. SCHOOL 

The boys and girls taught by Mrs, 

Catharine Piper at the Wesley ay. 

school, recently displayed a veryLat- 

WL 

G*nnoh{o In Botic 

Training At Ft, Dix 

17, ,of Ms&B- 

Fbjfl^hu g 

of tte 

here Cor *J*bt 

infantry basi# talnlnf. M3 

with the 1966 Beser 

Act. r . • ?*n''Vi5 

rlns his fra!nlng,>Pvtl 

will receive 

tnllltaiy 

tactics* as 

progr weU a» 

dn|yL 

Under 

*lll verve on attlve 

and then 

another Army post for 

Prior te arrifal at Fret 

Mr. »nd /KM, Louto - " " 

tended Ocean 

New suiigjdy doe for 

CHRISTIAN 

SCIENCE 

WFIL 

WTIL-TV 

tUWDATl 

Hi} 

community w© serve mtt o/ifc#—•wTtmtmvmr ftiml 

religious beliefs of the family may be, W« o 

thoroughly fmmttimr with most creeds, and by 

consulting carefully with thm minister or pr$wff 

we can arrange to have tiny ritual followed 

exactly as desired. The great common denom- 

inator of mil religions 1$ to commit the body to 

its final abode with tenderness and reverend. 

Our trained and experienced staff makes every 

effort to follow this precept. 

CHESTER 1 W1MBER6 

FUNERAL HOME 

lity Una 1 

* -: 

No doobt about it! If yea wan* 

inE more tiia 

in a new ear, your 

Olia Dealer u the man to tee; 

In the '59 Gidamefafle bt* got 

the greatest new features of 

the year, Marvelous new 

Magle*MirHr Finishes, a 

raperblj-niootli "Glide** Bide, 

mnA a completely new Hodtft 

Efigine * *. lo sotoot|i and 

quiet, jet mere powered 

than ever. And beat of all * , * 

Quality- w etiiadard eqaipment 

on ererf *S9 CMda. Gome la 

today. Take the *b**l., . 

|tt Thm Nm OUs F*£•

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THURSDAY, 

Honor Roll 

fly ^ H ^ 

The |o)lowiog la the HQnor #sll for 

the third report period of the 

To receive t frees letter* a 

must have all 

First Step 

$va*ssfvl Career 

tstntf 

iucoeltfUl 

Th|» is UN When tse enter? 

have chotfn 

atfcut and applying 

Which 

people are well on the 

elri a f sod J& 

ttoaa ? l 

^ premgaona In 

or after 

log th* ii year. tW» 

to yottr later 

ind 'luUSUmefli of a full 

fjkAs qeeujBajion. 

J 

" "1, }C should Ge made wisely 

at $a opportune lime. WlUl We 

.. nt, tbe results el 

•tifcUttfe "tests," and the advice of 

--^ • ss as the N. J. a K, & la 

ypur own Interests and 

€ their 

"be able to tnake 

I vocal 

fully 

m ^ -,r-r— , --,- aodea t 

JttTWi honest itfoft will you be a 

sdpOTsr at ' ' 

$pvrt 

M 

some pi the teachers bad 

game against the Sen- 

Q bo 

fcowski, Jean Kein, Qali l^hman, 

Grace Mary Sfoori, Bonnie MurtaUgh, 

Richard Parker; Florence Sannins, 

Leaoor Sheeran, JenfflMlle ^ratt AM 

lauise StUts. Haveiath Grade: 

Louise Bauns, Betsy Bennett, Roberta 

Heath, Leroy Kernunson, Diane Hutten, 

S©phej 

has metal shop that keeps him pecupicd, 

I£is future plans are un= *: PLUMBER 

mores were reiponaiMe. It was an 

outstanding job. All around the decided, but be would like to join 

gyift were decorations ef red andthe 

service after graduation from NEW UNITS ADD 

white with eupidi banging from the high school, 

canopy and the 'Heart Reservations, iaiiy stands five feet, three inches T© KITCHEN CHEJE- 

Silhouettes were placed on the doors. tall and has (brown hair and brown DOTH 

The main attractien was the tented eyes, She is a e&-captaSn of the 

piece. This was a swing of red andmajorettes, 

a member of the dramat- 

white which was set off by fcwe redics 

club, and goes all out for after 

vivacious hearts with the words school sports, Sally coo usually be 

"True Love" wHitea from left to found trying out new routines for the 

tight consecutively. In back of themajorettes 

and twirling. She can be 

Clark, Jo>ce CFowen, Susan Dnteh, band was one large heart of red. found at the Center In her spare 

Frank Freestone, Carelec Cans, Helen The Nue-Tones supplied the music time or with Eddie, While not doing 

James, Georgia KlnUer, Jeanne Lear, for the evening, 

her pet peeve, homework,'Sally CSB 

Kurt Loder, Robin MarUndali, Bron gaily was atUrcd in a fed dress te found right in ftont of the TV 

wefi Mason, John HOncrief, Joel with an empire -waist and white satin set watching her favorite program, 

Moyert Nancy Pint, Joanne Russell shoes trimmed in red, Eddie wore Wyatt mpp. €he is W?JI-lUfed by 

Stephen SearJe, Ja«k Snyder, Loretta 

GIVE SftH OREEN STAMPS 

a brown tweed suit with brown shops everyone, and is known to her class- 

Thompson, lifters Tbwnsend, Jade blending nleely with his partner's mates as "Lee one." Her ssils ii 

Tribbit, William Warren and Paul outfit. 

the main feature of Sally. 

YlpgUng, Seventh Grade: Dtfborah Earlier/Sally and Eddie were just 

Adsns, Ja^juelyn Beddsw, F 

When asked what they thought of 

another couple at the dance, set for 

Bergen, Ljndabeth Brewnlee, Shirley 

being king and queen, both replied, 

an enjoyable evening of dancing and 

CollitiB, Jolm Cranston, Patricia Gor- 

"It must have been a mistake or 

entertainment They dpneed to many 

maifi Jill HaasnefsJey, Joanne Hart« 

something because this doesn't §eem 

of the nuHabers sel&ctod fcy ê Nue= 

man, Williaai J^riiSj Leroy Johnson, 

possible," 

Tones, As the night went on, the 

Aletander Kasnartlc, Frederick 

To anyone, especially to Silly and 

couple danced more and more* About 

Klein/Jay La VJolette, GaU Lindblom, 

Eddie, this was sort of a dream 

the latter part of the dance, the 

Nancy Marshock, George Savins, 

come true. 

president and viee-preEJijeot of the 

Janet Slmms, Patricia Smith, Nan«y Sophomore Class were fb erown the 

Jane Stethers, Ruth Townsend, El 

LIVE AND LIT LIVE 

Ring and queen, Warfin Hall tad 

teen Watte, Richard Wertly And Su l$rin Beddow announced the winJicrs When eating buffalo meat, remem- 

fan Wlnfifld. 

and esegrted them to their throne. ber that one man's meat may he Painters 

SttJly wasn't expecting this and wasanother 

man's feiaon.—Afterburner, 

teftnt were: Janet V»B 

surprised, naturally, igddie took this Cecil Field, Ha, 

f. Ml Vltt^ mnkel, ISOj VI*. 

a ifttle better than Sally as he did 

> Akers* 91;^ Judy Flunky, 93; OCHS Merry net actually believe it was true, 

^faaier, 71, Their total w« 

Lynn and Warren crowned Queen JACK J. WATKINSON 

IBV* haBdie«p of 19t which 

Sally and King Eddie. The couple 

IINT!RS 

Go-I 

then led off a dance while the rest PAPERHANGER 

. , place went to Pat Smith's Hi he everybody , , . here we goof 

the couples joined in, 

448 Aifaury Avenue 

Sfveisiti .Grade teas, Pat smith again for a spin en ye eld inerry>ge< 

PAINTER 

Eddie, who stands five feet, 8 

r, Debbie Adama 74, Helen round , i , the warning list came out inches tall, and has brown hair and 101 Bay Avmua 

Interior Ezt«rior 

84, 0*U Mah&ty tt, Shirley jjkfonday , . , oh! these poor Seniors brown eyes, is a member of the Class 

Tîilr 'total was 412 plus , : . Man are the games êtUng 

Cctimatu Phon* !«&• 

of W. He is known to many of the 

W. W. DOWE H, L HUDSON 

fa&tag It AW. • tougher , , , the team is fetttng students of O. C H. S. as a real nice 

bettef compeUUon . . .'but that is guy, He played on the football 

Just goiag to stake them tougher squad last season. He enjoys naasy 

PotnH 

O.C. 2955-W Pvlll* 741 sf 

ffr Town«nd 90^ Pattle Gorman then ever to 'beat in the tournament sports, with swimming, football, and 

... we hope so anyhow , , , the track: his favorites. To pro his Wallpaper ALSO BOAT PAINTING 

* WriWtfraah &&,' total 40? sliu yearbook safes aft booming , . , theoutstanding 

swimming ability, he is 

SHERWIN-WILLIAMS 

a 58plH uNdK#/ma» ga^£ them seniors really deserve any money 

PAINT €©; 

i total df 463, : v 

they get out of them . . . they sure 

14th St. A Aifeury 

worfced hard . , . by the way did 

Ph447 

^'-^^ * A^ Van- you order yours yet? , , « the Student 

Council Is sUl! taking gg«s- 

B5# Mari>n pratt tloris such as a dress up day . . , Ita 

PAINTING 

31, " not so sure LH eottf on the dress 

up day , , , Can*t you just see a real FUEL 

"i«f Goorgo Do It" 

full sMrt in these desks of ours . , , 

by 

li captain of theBoy 

those teachers (women of course) 

Scores: lJ walloped the Senior girls, in OIL 

Chlit f y baU , , , Everyone, especially 

PAINTING WILLIAM JACOBY 

the Seniors, were surprised - , , New 

York ij almost here for the ©Ulows 

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the few theaters , , , at list . . ,ê •10 AfBUftV AVINUI GEORGE (UODER 

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Trever JJoward essays this role 

_C*ndte" ftr the his crusade to save the elephant 

John Van ©rotett play as from extinction touches,on the Jives 

of an assortment of characters per 

In the Jihn. Errel Flyiin 

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News of 

by Mr.. B«tly B.ck Phon» 2779 

William Rroenberger (left) presented mm gavel ot ê 

Fairways Association to president-elect Richard Carell at ihe 

group's installation dinner at Daniel's Restaurant Saturday 

evening, Other officers seated included Mrs. Mildred Herr, 

secretary, and Charles Parker, vise president — Senior 

Studio photo. 

Group 

Seats Officers 

SOMERS 'POINT —Riehard Careli 

wai Installed as president of the 

Fairways Community Association, Saturday 

night at the jtnnual installatien 

dinner held at Daniei'i Rested 

rant 

Charles Psrker was also seated as 

Vice president and treagurer and 

Mrs. Mildred Herr was Installed as 

secretary. 

William Roscnberger, past prest. 

dent of the Association, served as 

master of ceremonies, and Edward 

Bourqiie, past president, was installing 

officer. 

Jack Barry, president of the Junior 

Chamber of Commerce, was guest 

speaker in the absence of Mayor 

Fred W, Chapman whs was unable 

t© attend, _ 

O, R., Sigurdsson, of English Creek, 

a hypnotist,, wag guest speaker at the 

affair and

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Pecahontas Club To 

Judge Thompson Sends 

Mark 2nd Anniversary 

la) High School Issue Goes Assault Cose To Jury 

SOMEtS POINT =- Flans for the 

SOJIBRS POINT — Raymond P, 

tiers of 3 Communities Mar. 5 

Sets Committees 

Celebration of Jhe second anniversary 

Newton, of 109 Baia Drive* this city, 

of the Past Poeaheniaa Clttb were 

dbcusied »t« meeling « the grog 

pleaded guilty to charges of atrocious 

assault and battery at a hearing 

SOMEiRS POINT ~ Walter Hansen ret-enUy it the home ei saru, ^" volved in an argument, according to electing hlin as presjaefit. He added Sally keeltr. Those in attendanee 

la very definite. Ocean A art sboHt pne meehanlcal 

ties and trans^Hlitioo costs, As Chief of Police Charles Gray, that he will try to always, work in a were Mri. Florence Cajkfl. Mrs. 

___ __ ream, three front economies enrollnients IfKMase State Aid In- Gray added that Magill was treat- cooperative spirit with the other Claire Haekett, Mn. Lillie Taylor. 

la Sf«6 that U»y foomsi OQe arts and crafts roam, one creases and Federal Aid Is also an< ed at Shore Memorial Hospital for a members ef the board. 

Mrs Fanny Schaffer, Mrs. Dorothy 

jfttt&i£*Kbm with practice rooms and Udpated, 

Committee appointments for the Sutton, Mrs, Laura MeCarr, Mra, 

storage, three tiusinesi education Voters of the three wniinuniUes 

ensuing year were announced and iliary janasky and Mrs, Annie Rob- 

robto, fau* i-owns €©* the sciences, will he asked to vote on the follow* 

Hansen will serve as exôfficie meminion. i to • 

one room far health Bad driver edu» ini question on Mkreh i between 

ber of ail the committees, Appoint* 

7th Grade Play 

6 *efetena* which csUon, 1 guldan.ee and counseling the houn of S p* nL and 9 p, m, 

merits were as fellows with the first 

to Ore totete on area, a inedlcsl iui . student acUv* A—To purchase the plot of land 

a Brochure confining itles center, and a library with con- situated on the southeasteriy side of Honors Lii 

Attacker Held 

name being that of the chairman of 

that particular eonuniUee. 

» ffe£fe UrtroMng tJife Mae fereiiee and workrooms. 

New Road at Monroe av. In the City 

Education (staff, curriculum and 

* ffi*Ued to the There will also tie a double gym- of Unwoed In the school district and SOiMERS PQtNT=A special Lin= program) Mrs. Hugh Peter, John O, 

For Grand Jury 

nasium with lockers,.storage, etc, an being more particularly described as eoln Day Assembly was conducted Patterson and Arthur Ford Jr.j^ fin= 

auditorium with stage, storage, pro- ilegal deswipUan of property wlU feeently toy the members ef the anee (budgets, salaries, audit). Ford, 

t&« voters sf jection room, stage lighting and csi> be Included) aofl to construct on said Seventh Grade of the Bswes av. Alfred Westeott and Willlm Gem» 

tles dQthorinjd U-ol panel, a fully equipped kitchen plot of land a new high schools par- school and featured the presentation mell; property (architect, consWuc- 

SOBffite POINT — A 34-year*!d 

legion*! hjgh and cafeteria* photography dafk chase the school, furniture and other of a play entitled "The Pardon,** tion? grounds), GenMnell, Patterson leeai man pleaded innocent lo 

^*e rttto of room. 

equipment necessary therefor, IM- The cast of characters for this and Henry ihnmeFffiani public rela= charges 

prove said plot of land, and to %%• 

The building will also eeniMa 

presentation were as fellows: Prest tions (publicity, orgflniialtensj, Ivor 

psad for ail the aforesaid a sum not 

_ehool offices, faculty town, bailer 

dent Lincoln, Bruce Rohland; William Bison, Robert Herton and Weiteotti 

name 

exceeding £1,900,000, and 

rooni, iavaterieai display cases and 

Seott, sentenced to be shot Bruce supplies and equipment (education; 

l âs general storage , room. Ample off* E=To issue bands Of the school Vieth; Mr, and Mrs. Scott, his par- Office, janitor), Zimmerman, Mrs. 

and street parking will also be provided- district for said purposes in the ents, Susan Miller and Robin King; Peter anfl Patterson; transportation 

, The cost of the school estimated principal amount of $1,900,000. Bessie, his slirterrSsnilririMiM'Eyi Ilajl, 

fmctbtHl, jTjutesr eHgrbiiityi; Hortonj 

p vlaltlDT bSf the architectural nrtn is ai fol- 

-a~eonirgdeîf "tteott; CharlegTfeilnT 

Dison and Westcottr 

their p sad lows; construction Of building, $!,« 

Page, Thomas Oliver^ Williams, a 

f e available lo- m.mi site aevfelopment (playing 7th Grade Skating Party . member of Congress, David Henry, WRONS CUSTOMER 

altt extensive studies fields, walks, driveways, parking SOSffiRS PODIT-Jiaiii i» feeing Following the play Gall Bradley DENVER — A youth interrupted 

ttft future enroll- areas, landscaping, etc) $65,000- completed for a skating party tot presented some ifadtg about Lincoln's Joe Galleges as he fat in a iarvern 

architects* ind engineers* fees, p7f- the students of the Seventh Grade marriage. Gems from, Lincoln's He offered to sell Gallegai a jacket 

call For the school 38S; site purchase, f 11B,OQO< legal and in the Dawes av, school to hl held writings were given by Betty Ann for #6,50 and a ilasi of beer, 

on t&e Brighton {Rusts fees, $20,000; insurance during at the Ventnor Skating Sink on Back, Elinor Hitchner, June Black- "111 take H," laid Gallegoi, "'You 

Oak aV, la JUnwwd, 1 construction. furniture and Wednesday, March 4, Miss Beverly man, James Beatly, Charles Sehmied, wait here," 

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pointment will expire in June, ISA, 

It is an elective office and those 

filing lor the ©ffje# -will run for the 

unexpired term that ends in June, 

1901, The annual salary is $1,200 

and an office expense item of #600 

has toeen included in the current 

budget, officials itated. Mr, Butler 

is resigning for personal reasons, 

which include the fact that he has 

reached the age of retirement. 

A survey of insurance needs for 

Experience 

the township was presented by 


Eugene W, Pashley, of Palermo, and 

1019 Wert Avenue Phono 1394 a blanket liability policy was pur» 

chased by officials. This is a broad 

AIR CONDITIONED AMPLE 

ceverase policy that blankets all 

phases of township operation, 'The 

estimated premium will be |679,SS, 

Dot's Beauty Salon 

minus a pro rata cancellation credit 

of about §78 from the policy form, 

erly in effect, 

-Mr, Bergh announced olfieial no- 

A Complete Beauty Headquarter* 

tlfication of the pending receipt ef 

3331 West Avenue Phone 1262 

$8,000 from the State to complete 

Section c of New Road, 

Owner 'Management of Dprrli Wclfa 

Edward Getty, of ^Marmora re- 


quested official action eoneefnini 

the recent denial of the Camden 

We Give S&H Green Stamps 

Municipal Hospital to admit Bruce 

peVaui, son of Mr, and LMrs, Charles 

DeVauj. of Seavijle, seriously ill 

with a communicable disease, The 

hospital refused admittance to the 

Complete Beauty Service boy because the County Board of 

Freeholders would not appropriate 

$3000 to the hospital lo assure the 

care of such patients from Cape May 

County, 

ELLIE'S " The township clerk was instructed 

BEAUTY SHOP 

to send a letter to the Board of 

Freeholders expressing the deep con- 

918 Atbury Ave, Phone 4308 cern of all residents of the township 

in the refusal, and questioninf 

CLOSED MONDAYS ELEANOR M, TROUT the board concerning establishinent 

of such facilities for future eases 

and in the event pf any epidemic 

As stated by several present at the 

N ANN JOHN'S 

meeting, "it is a frightening circumstance 

Jer all residents of Cape 

BEAUTY SHOP- 

May County to find that facilities 

ASBURY AVE. PHONE SIN 

for the care of communicable dis- 

2nd Floor, Above Kabafs 

eases are not available." 

The clerk was also instructed to 

ANN ind JOHN MANNI 

send letters to the Ocean City Po- 

€€fnpl§f*iy Air CenditienM 

lice Department and to the New 

Opeo Thureday Evening* 

Jersey State Police complimenting | 


PPM Parkins en Wut Av«nv« 

! 

mlstlet» at 

fastened with 

Ing chenJOe irimming, 

red hearts 

preciaiiiSiftg "Bwêt 

letters veret placed amun4 the a 

with ether fed betfU iDd ctl^lds.: 

Carnation, corsages, »me*t 

white,, sent red sadt >wbit# 

featuring jniesr arib* 

were presented ts the, iirta, 

A grand march opened the JfeiUl 

Itles that included balloon ' 

(Mexican Hat Back, hoki^wki; 

other acUvItieB including a DIM 

game of musical ehairs with, 

hoys serving as chairs. 

As intennigsion supper was 

family style at tefeles decorated 

red shaped flljed 

re4 and white hit carnations, _ 

candles and boy and girt Valentine: "T 

dolls, A -wrapped box of mloal 

candies was presented to eaefc 

and a gaily 'wrapped, pacfeag* 

candy kisses placed at the taWe 

each boy. A four-tier birthday eaka 

ioscffbed "Sweet Sixteen"

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W $ S M ^ > ^ 1 - . . - '- : : : v ' \ ' - . ' - : " "'•••.••' ••'.•• 

INSURANCE 

MWTCKE 

ATION 

v. *., 

t/s First 

Habbj Hone Cona 

F 

Inp room, dining psem, kHdwti 

Alts 

t*Attbit Pf*n* 0655 - 0007 

NATIONAL S 

Of OCEAN. CITY 

Oc«*n City, N, J. 

T OF 

4IFJ Sfncf *nd l^ndl* Avenue 

SECURITIES 


MOYER & CO., INC, 

New ¥erk Steik 

Pfttla^Baho, SH&k 

AHMriean Steik &cdwn«« fAcsaj 

113 SOUTH BKOAD STREET 

PHILADELPHIA », PA. 

1-7260 

City Mpr*«mtafJn 

ARTHUR L, BATTEN 

S45 BRIGHTON PLACE 

tt4. IVtfilrift 

and W**k 

veff* * ^ 38 WAY OF LIFE 

Li'**.-. • i;.; -if -m 

0 'ta dark 

Second-Half Spurt Nets 

Raidefs Win Over'Bolts 

The Red Raiders of Mae 

Staged another one Of thojj 1 Spectacular 

sprint flnishBS ta: defeflt S(ln- 

Tllle, "3^48, In a thrill packed goniq 

that saw the lead seesaw back and 

fprtta and. change hands 11 tknes In 

file first half. 

Little Ken Leary, WE? bnca again 

the nigh scorer Of the Mdets with 

x total pf 36 points, and bswlut aU6 

nigh nan for the night, LeMy mode 

good 11 litld goals and fsox foul 

shots, 

< Leaiyj mbtfn^ fast ss 

leered ttmit of •«&' flela goaf 

(rom a. distan^Ci isd wirm sjsd 

nianeuf^red tfie opposition 

to get up^ his shots. 

Folloflrfnf in'i£m% feotSteps> JBg 

Jlnl Berrtpsfcy scoted 16 points. Butch 

KrattsfttSAer J 4| jpofats and Ken 

l^ngfepS 12 ôlatB, . • • 

The Se^ Raider"? crafi^ *o»ch, 

Fred 1 « " Bb'wcII, used ofily sbf 

men, Including Ohet Loveland hti£t 

Orville Mithis, untUthe final min. 

tttes of the game, jul then brought 

In the reserves for the flnlgp, . V 

The nlpând-tue^ game stood at a 

tie of mm at the end of the first 

i-At-^paaamei^mmm 

Raiders had pushed out In front by 

Hen Wettttein paced tab losers 

with 17 fpofat, Seb Hanunan sared 

12 arid DOS -MacAvoy 

THe Ocean Qty Jayveef 

Held Weir ettd of the program 

defeating MlUyine, pM 

LBiry,»H.»---.., 

Bertioeky ".", 

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aa¥y7 I *Uinplre> ! Evans! 

one pointmd led SS^T. ,; , i.'V 

' Thq third quarter paw the Baiders 

begin to wear the ThunderfaoJU down, 

ind the Raiders stored 15 joints to 

inly nine for SOJlviile, tJridef eonttniied 

pressure the Kaisers con* 

tinned to build up thehr tisd In the 

final quarter. 

The Thuhdertnlts managed to 

tosldc the Raider* defefin to .,« 

, haVi *ut for the rest o£ Ihe 

' tiBs lsop-hole r Panthers 

^; jngh Sehpel*& Bed 

Raiders completed' their Cspe-Atlantie-'League 

without a loss Wednesday 

night when they downed Middle 

Tewnsbtp Hgh School far thslf 10th 

loop win at Cape May. The scere 

was 72-J2, 

UtUe Ken Leary tallied S4 points 

to lead the Raiders to the win, Ken 

Langford contributed IS points to 

tte winning total. Ofaydon WQt?lef 

was high for the Panther* with 14 

m^ ¥$&»i tp 

^ffi^^rfe =-=r*m?^ = =. 

Middle t^niMr|) 

F£ 

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2 

30 

Ft i284 

enaU ^_ s^^r a 

3 

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M to 

3 

10 

.- Kmvfiar Umpire, Hart 

. "n4 feoW playeft were #stt 

son sMrtd nine tallies, ftonale P|» by Bob Rice with four, and Joel price k 

oirt of Hie VHte OH 4 te«hWc*I font 

' SerhDstqf was fitven tw& fqwl shoU 

eight, Al Jetter ttree, and Nat Al Moyer and Jtro Camburn with three Ueme 

and he made them both food. The 

iten two for the Exchange, 

each. 

The ^ ^rsw0ff In the stands, n, h^ time waa then *oar *oa mhinUa U and S5 

Ui Vt 

Allan Brown was high man for the HankSchnleder scored eight points, 

had been flUefl to capacity p since seeoBdi M the fln«l l period id and d the th 

game with 11 points for the loilng John Cranston and Bud. WerUfcy 

and people l werfe fe betn^ bt turn tud stood td at t *©!* *©!*, 

lit ..„-» ^ iiiHi USM. He was feliowed by Jimscored 

four points each, John Laud- I have aditf*)^ 

y At the dw& Riaalned fairly 

, of thi Bufldogs, seeieA 

Talmsdge wits three point* and ensleger three, and BUI Smith two 

orteriy difflag the ftacaa as the 

two field goals tete'wtt 

tfc.'aeoi» 

Rickey Orlngaurat with two. for the Lakera. 

at approi 

floor. O««n City p^Hes lined the 

45^0 with ith 3jWflatfa»fi& 3jWflatfa, »fi& ^^lbai a i 

• * * 

sidelines In a suceesaftil attempt to to go. The Baiaert then sepred the 

Fox Realtor*, 44-23 

Adi Bring 8ttfek, 

The Warriors trounced the Hawki, 

order. 

rett el the pdlnts b* thi ganae BntU *» * Awimttae'B quintet de- 2Si Wednesday night at CenyenUon 

baxd-foiigBt £anw was another th* forfeit wa* deelifttf W the of- Besltpn 44^ at theHall 

to start off the arst of three 

lather I In the th cap of f the th Hid Mais. 

Saturday games In the Veterans of Foreign 

The reftjfH *dr Cteeaxj Csty nqw 

Wars-sponsored Senior League, 

stands at X? ^rins and one loss for 

jferry iewaeefk all'Wt itfcitod the The Hawks were held to one Held 

the season, as4 ttiey have only one two tam, tears, Mifr 9@s*M a BfaltoM single handed as Be laUled g©al in each half of a fame that 

loss since the IS55-KJ season. goal, and Er&ti@itnak€fv'>wte made S points. John^êBb htt for. ,14saw 

the Warriors defense ataoSt im- 

COMPANY 

The Wgh IGSESTS for the Raldeif mm foul *be| gcfod,, , 

t BUJ Wlsteer Bmt Wrt pregnable- John Bufch icered #!ghi 

Xdingford with IS points and V In the coropfirnUraTy quiet 

two, and Tom 'Harrington points. John Bello, ieveni Blefcy 

3344 ttitb 1C For the Bulldogs 

trounced 

Howell, six, and Tom Herrington two 

£arl Earnest scored 13 tallies and 

Wertley led Fox's with W pelnts for the Warriors, Charlii 

Mufcoda W« II, 

City 

fretruiky with 13 loUowed 'by Jobn Cr^nsion MumfOf d scored three points* Stitch 

WltK SUE ttdnutes and 12 secemdi and Jesse Moore with 12, 

idtJl ibr, Buteh MlUlgan four and 

to play In the first quarter and tfte 

John; Wilson Jhre^,; ,, , 

Batch Krattenmaker 

Tbe Realtors wdn the Jayvee eon- 

• * • - T f :••. , hit ^ field ceal for the Balden to 

test, 3%m holding St. Augustine's 

pssh than In frpnt After they got 

to fm? points In the flrst Half with RICHARD B. FOX, JR. 

the Wad at that tteie* the Balder* 

a fuii-fOUft §*ress. Hick HoweU led 

At 

managed to stay in front until the 

"'*f&t mm Mth ettht pdttts, Craig 

Realtor 

(orfell was caUed, 

i and Bad,Wertjey_added six 

_ Jim WUsSti and Bandy Fox 8th St. & Atlantic Ave. 

At the end si the flrat period the Peacock î •_ O 

added another feyf points apiece, 

Raiders led the Bulldogs 17* U 

flad Bud Emm and ©obby Fftee each Pbone 0980 

tse second quarter the; gnlidogg 

• 

geored two, , . . . ." 

pressed Ocean _ „__ i » If 

Realtors varsity with Ssraets Sun deck with oeean view, 

9 CONVENTIONAL 

City :^ If lo 14 Folht this Saturday at 3 p, m, in 

PHONE 0250 m CONSTRUCTION shell. reei; Johnston: Umpire, the' Mjh School gymnasium. 

Gas fleer heat — Oarage, 

$16(lQ0--furniih9d7 

îft 

f*,A^^ 

. *; tj *» :--: v, • 

10% financing available far 

qualifying buyer 

«W1 MAVf JUST TH1 

PROPERTr YOU HAVI 

B1EN LOOKING FOR" 

AR1 YOU LOOKING far that 

itwdfni 2-famlly aeartnienf ntir 

tenter eHy? f«! ftli perttet y*ar 

'reuttd hemt pltra incems, ffh St. 

H«tlofi near b#aeh; Compelling 

sffer *t ^31,500, Let us tsil you 

ARE YOU INTtRESTCD In a peal 

|nv«lin#nt? €ontid«r faur fom- 

Iriiei rental units only 250 Net 

from beVsh ind beardmlk, 

fltSaO — Tirin* ' 

"THAT COTTAGE lit THE GAR- 

DENS" enjy Vi Wotk from Memfnssfde 

Rold beach' 5 bedrsoms, 

' teth Maf g*r»^.. Act Nawl 

XSM Furnished 

LOOK THIS OVER — Ch.rmlng 

guest house els» ta entor city 

•nd a half block from board walk, 

& b*dFWHm9 hot air heat, him. 

plenty of parklrrg. 

Only $12,500 

E IT IS=Neirly new luetem 

built ranch H&ttm, 3 bidrostns. 

modtrn kitchen, tlta fetflij «str# 

pewder rosin, scmned In pstlo, 

pp«kHi» let, het water t>*»burd 

heat, Owitef living town, 

S14JS0 WHI luy 

l«tt STREET AREA-Ôn, bfock 

from tfie beach, Half twin esf. 

tag*, Twoîmlly *pflrhnent, Autematlc 

«|| hot wat»r hsat. One. 

ap ^nse, €u«t heitse Iic*n», 

FvrnhhM, , 

Qykk Sal* Valu* - $12,500 

SEE 

J. W. MORRISON 

Real Estate and Insurance 

Since, 1919 

8th Street and Ocean 

Phone 0160 Anytime 

TO H£tf» r' 

BUILD-BUY-RE 

YOUR HOME WITH OUR 

DIRECT REDUCTION 

MORTGAGE LOAN 

RATE 

SAVINGS 

Your money it safo her* . . . • 

U. S. Govornm«nt agency Intures 

your tavlngs up to $10*00% 


NEED 

We have iff 

TRUCITY MORTGAGE COMPANY, 

Ninth Str.et...Ocean City, N. 

© iî orTUxedo f4 

teem Con^pondtn j ©# 

BLOOMFIELD IELD J^Nd 

MOOMHtt 

JiRSIY 

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Tit* ON THRIFT: USC SENTINEL-LEDGER WANT ADS TO GET THINGS DONE QUKXLY AT 1O 

llassified Advertisements 

a ft* ttess edudm abduld ba In tbe offfe* tt 

«er NOT LATER THAlS NOON TUJCS0AY 

PUBLIGA i nOt| atad NOON W&DtiWgDAY fOR' 

* Pfaon* 0304 of 0305, 

AD 

pto or L«*! . ,,, 

( per word exceeding 2S 

Busalog 9 Gei^bettfe SIBSB, with 35 Words er LeM 

Adi Requiring Btti Number*. Me atea 

— AU GUsflifiwl Advertising Cash — 

TOO LAtE TO CLASSIFY ADS 35c ESAA 

to*Ued m,^*iven to rebreaan*Uvb or brought to otfi« 

MUW. f ^Se M ACCOI*ASDEP BY CASH OR STAMPS to 

cost. Cepy ncp ncfcepted oiref p phone as tatoHd ta ete^nlMtt 

U , Rltunc Remltunc* must b* In bbefore 

Mvwêateot U let 

Dlipla^r AdvertWag — fL» >§r 

IN MEMORIAM 

loyliuf memory of r 

by hi* toying wife, 

VIOUETTE, 

. g-28 

©P 

you fiym«Q! l ffi for the 

•md ismpaihy bestowed oil 

rah. lienm* 

EVO1 

I RuUtJti' SAMPSON 

AND KA^Llf, 

FOUND 

HELP WANTED 

GftANOMA — 

y Bitter. Light 

O F, M., & a^S ft Wp^t 

person, Daniel's D l ' HHcstauiiem, 

Ud Sdnjenj Point, 3=E6 

HER for LOtftl Cab Cp 

ork, ¥«r ' round, Wrtbe 

Ld 

¥oua pw 

&w j-ou how to earn aA mub 

an liitup, spare tUBfe Wtite 

AD N J W» 

HELP WANTED 

Ptionc 

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=Est>criencetl, e around 

MlIU?n lIU F F. dallt?, dll 7SO O Wwl W 

U irn if 

[UATIONS WANT€D 

day worN, cjeanJng, 

I, etc. Phone 1CB6. Mn, K, 

,_ÎR^ pAtorrjNd and 

Plione 40&1, 

^STRUCTION 

| FOR tj- S. OOV^RNMta i IT'i« 

mts, '18 lo SO. Prijpcire new 

Svil Service Exams, Forwrltc 

Bex ViM, SenUnol 

IIFI1D DISPLAY 

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i 

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:ADILLAC 

[OLDS Sop«r "98" 

tttoUday If 

wtr, If 

IAUXHALL S«din 

t BUICK R6adm«t^ 

[DESOTO 4-Door 

Ayta. Traa», 

$1 

V • 

*K Riviin 

r, Radio, 

PlRSONAtS 

NOW? SMOKE any Cigarette and Be 

Hfir, Ventar, only il.fls; f« 

In Oc^n qity at I^rkway FIL 

isouty Aveftae. s»: 

SELF H¥PNOSU5=Iraprove your mem. 

lose self ^QneUiushSii itop 

APPLUHCC 

REPAIRS 

p Part. «nd Repair 

S«rvic# on all Major 

and Stnfeti Appliimc«- 

CALL US FIRST 

samELECTRIC 

Ph. 1242 

r-lANO TUtttNG, fep&nins,. rebîlditit. 

Fro&SBrtbh*! piano teelttucUlt^RaflS 

•nrk ^guaranteed. : Wiley Eutman 

"•"" "^ W, verBon 

340, 

FURNITUBE IIEPAIRE&. Cushions re- 

*" J -fl aeatt reweb6#a ana roti§d. 

ybuf bom$. day or evemeM 

PS|« 4ff7, John 

3^ 

ClBarette 

te*rs. Alters- 

Oovered, 

^^-.^j,.,^, Prompt 

le. Roj^we JeftrJes, 

ions 12W, if 

S MABB, Very 

samatS. PS 

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITV 

TYPEWRITERS 


REPAIRED 

OC«AN CITY TYPiWRlTM 

si it vice 

SM» A*bury AVfc PheM 11H 

AUJMINUM STORM WINDOWS am 

WJM rttwlred, Bafcer'a AwnUv 

rt fi3 Bay Ave, PJione 124L 

-. • , H 

FLOOR SANDING MACHINE! aMi \rax- 

Ins tnaenlnB for rent oy the day 

Davb Hard ware Coftpay 13SJ Al Al" 

Fhpne OUM, 


DEALER GUARANTEED 

USED CARS 

'SI CHEVROLET 

Stiffen 

'51 MERCURY 

'57 LINCOLN Nmiira 

Law e 

$3#1fl 

'57 FORD Falrlan* "S00" 

Radio, hMf*r and 

wtiiNwill tlm. 

'56 CHEVROLET St. Wagon 

'59 RAMBLER Anwncan 

Sration Wftfloh. $•*• |S09 

56 OLDSMOB1LE Holiday 

-5] RAMBLER 

$1,695 

S495 

'55 CHIVROLET'210*/ 

Rtdlo and Mcatfr, 

H. C AMOS 

-.RAMBLEli'- 

SerfM Wtd S»iVfe» 

MtJl *T. * «BIT AVi. 

BUSINESS Sf RVICH 

CALL US TODAY 

We will ««timat« the 


RECTRIC HEAT 

IN YOUR HOME 

TOM tra wiMkr ns «bUgiti«i 

Will 

Anderson Eledricbns 

IMI Watt A¥M«« — Ptwn* 1771 

If 

FRIGIOAIBE SAI^SS a&B SERVICE 

_ Repun to aU nuke reifigenSon 

Nate Frleldalre rerrigeratorm tehf 

Open every ev#mnjE 'tl| S 

WUA. HAUL, AWAY 

have no u»e. No 

B^ ©ay Beln£ 

ase, W, Chmtfln: Phone 


Cole* Radio Service 

ALL MAKII 

Motereb Silei and Service 

ill AatHffV An Phon* US* 

Yale Keys 30c Each 

2 for 55c 

jek eervlee. Ravls Hardware Co, 

Asbury Ave, tf 

aeuunt Clean Hepajn = All Stoke* 

HqOVEH B ES AND SBRVlCB 

nn/QBBCT 

E. HOFFMANN 

2 B, Wiunot_A¥eM sonen Point 

Pn. S,P, 5llO=Fr» Plck-Up ft Qli 

EARL NORTH'S 

WOOD SHOP 

Repaired - Refinished 

ReuphoLstered 

- Custom Cabinet Work 


Alterations • Remodeling 

Combination Aluminum 

Window? * Doors 

Jalousies 

10th St. eppetito R.R. 

Phone 2^36 

WILL CLEAN and haul away anything 

you An net want irom asm 

spaee or eUewhftrt, WiU pay yea 

tha dlifcrenee above the eolt 

asd teuH»A,W, BiWik 

A., LUHVOOO, . Phone 

0074^ft or Somern Faint 4 

AMATEUR SIGN PAINT1K — Flrit 

Cimt WBP1C= to«^t prtes In town. 

Phone 1SP5.M, 3-12 

pf Semen Point,, N, J, 

So, Jersey's largest ModernlzcrB 

and Refinisilefs of FURNTTUBE 

Let us make that old dark 

Furnltere Modern and New 

with our unique method of 

Sand Blast RefinJsaixif, 

We ALSO OPERATE 

A COMPLETE 

UPHOLSTERING DEPARTMENT 

Our Upholstery and Slip Cover 

work if second fo none. AU 

Estimates art complete, there 

art tin hidden costs or 

Advertising Gimmicks, 

Call us and convince Yourself 

POINT 3141 

MaeArfhur Blvd. Ssffivrs Point 

(2 blocks West of Circle) 


Sheppard's Auto Servke 

ELECTRICAL SYSTEM AND 

•RAK1 SPieiALlSTi 

BATTEEtES Far All Cm 

14 SIMPSON AVINUE 

PHONE §732 


DESOTO - HYMOUTH 

SIMCA -1698 P.O.E. 

Woodbine Motor Sales 

AuHt. D«*ft> 4 PlytWHUn P l U n Dnlftr D l 

000 WASHINGTON AVE, 

Phone 1-2266 


AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 

TRUCKS FOR SALE 

BOATS FOR SALt 

FOR SALE 

Wagon, 

USED TV 

SETS 

©OOP CONDITION 


*25.00up 

TV SETS 

FOR RENT 

WEIK — MONTH — SEASON 



Phont 1242 

These mmkm ideal 

second mt$ for 

your homo 

ho 

vmruKmT^ fe tws 

esses, one lorgf slMM»oW todh 

tables rortnjKL top; cisn ti 

Phono O, C SM 

USED msipE. OUTBIDB and IÎESN 

Doora= cheap, inaulpe Monday thru 

Friday, idy, Third Thir Hedge north Of fib gt, 

a Bay B Ave. A 228 2-28 

HOUSEHOLD AftTiaj^ *= WMher. 

metal cabinet, chairs, flat aUver, 

hina and cut slass. 714 Asbufy Ave. 

ia floor. ; gg 

LECTROJfnc ORGANei 

Hohmr, 514S5O: Bitffl 

iter Chord. $635.00; Aldwln, «^S,00. 

Ibe-TtU iyiawance sn two Ooor d#montratori. 

WEYAND'S. Georgia and Av 

and Frl, B« FUlUw 

taaiNSTON T^ffis^ffiM, _aadjng 

machines, gales and Heryiec. 

B, 3B6 Atlantic Ave, Paone 

tf 

LUts 

table and aesk lops, 

at SIBH window Klau failasea. 

640 Asbury Ave 

ONE KENMOHE DRY^. I M 

^Tuher, h i Magic Magic Qiel Qiel dej deiujcq 

rang*. I dectrle tl ranEo, 1 1 30-KBI 3 0 I 

irte toot «^SP heater, 1 5o=gaT 

hot water heater, 3 KKfTlge 

All I In pood od conditjan dit and d rcago 

priced, ,W5g ASHWY Ave, Hwne 

HIT^; FJCKST FENCE, ffl" high, 

40' Ieng, including two gatw. Bs- 

»llent condition. 15=00, Purehascr 

mult remove fence ttom ptapely* 

Phone «*«, ' g3i 

COLSffAN SPACE HEAT^ iheludei 

so-fe'a), tank, copper tubing and Stand- 

W1U heat 6 reams, fixcelletit cpndi= 

tioit ft-iqe ^50.00. Apply SIS Asbury 

ilde entrance, 2-26 

WANTED TO RENT 

RESPONSIBLE FAMIfcV wlshet Ut rent 

yenrly i»usc with 4 or more teedrooms, 

or 3 bedrooms ond den, Fnoin 

June 1st prefarsbiy unlurnlshed. Near 

REAL tSTATS FOR SAL! 

| TODAY'S BIST BUYS ( 

*f TtL« UtATV. 

HOt»L or mifttf HOUBB 

VEAJILV IttCGMI 

to BtACH, •*« PARK 

. PLACi, «> W, PRMTMC 

AU Xw inad Hutjf 

HviBd a 

fan! lat M 

mini. Oil £« 

tar tTPSi all fwv 

Kefir IIMIH tllti 

MANY OTfcEB OUTSTANDING 

VALUES — SEE PICTURIS 

lit, 

5031IOMTM ST, 0, 

mai Sf 

YEAR ROUND QQ^TAOS — Sudporcj, 

ilvjng room, dlnlnir fv»m, modern 'i'ATE, l Atiftnllci Ave, 

tctn. 2 tearooms, aatn. Many extra 

such a» wall to wall carpet, 

stom window?, i€iseiig, insulation, 

double roor, completely renovated toy 

jreseflt ownef Who wants inote room, 

Sxoeilent buy. S0FF HEAL ESTA' 

Mil Central Ave. 

ear around home, 3 

, i with fenawer, llvi^" 

room, dinine room, modern tMreh 

hen, DreaKIrtt nook, knotly pine den. 

iMe, Oil hot water heat, insulated, 

Omnblneiitm •tons windaws Md 

sereenc Screened porch, awiyi 

>.00 unluriimied, Frenc 

f I Atlantic Ave, Phone 

URNlBHEX) COTTAGE & A 

nor &cach and oowowik 

units htoted, OIUF fiT.SOT 

m MAIWS, IQff Atlantic Av*. 

1333. , 

TAKE-OUT FOOD STORE 

& THREE-BEDROOM 

APAftTMtNT 

IQtAiBi equipped witb deep frj f * 

er, bake oven, freezer, refrigerator 

and other kitchen equipment d 

in o&oklng ind baking, Owfegf is 

unable to coatinue open&tion due 

to Ulness. Wrkm $»,75O.OO. 

4 APARTMENTS, 2 STORES 

C*ntr«I LoovHoh 

Yearly occupancy. Gross 

A^projtlmatcly $3,200, 

MODERN BUNGALOW 

Two bedfoaaa and ynfiBUhed gt* 

tie suitable fer additional bedrooms. 

Bested, Lot 

. Furnished. 

WILLS 

3rd & Atbury 

IT'S MONEY IN TOB 8AWK *- Two 

family located "U block from seacii 

In 3rd Street »rea. . Three bedrooint, 

lla room, dining room, kltcftsn and 

bath on n each h fioor, fi ThU property pty willill 

show a 15 per cent return on your 

5J,4,50o iiivcsuTicnt Don't OBSS tnis buy 

GOFf REA1* STATB, 3^1 CeBUfaj 

"fw, 2=36 

VStMSW q 

front oottafis. 3 b^drtion 

rear eottaRes. 1 bedroom eeach. 

ihd ished. iHsOO , Willi Williams KKeflltOT^ 

T MENS MEN'S SUITS Sl» M. ^rfeet eon Say Ave, 

diti dition: nylon l curtains; ti giri's ii' bicycle, b i l 

2B", nd^j befi, Complete: sUverware, 

dishes, lamps, kitchen set, ehJna cloKt, 

buffet; lawn mswefi hand gweener. CARDIFF iSTATf5 

Phone Iî-J. £M 

New t Mttta BiHkin, 

GAS ETJQOA HBATBB. WM heat Bur with Gar Wattm, CoBp, Mod, 

rooms ana bath. Reasonable, M 

6e seen 3331 West Aye,, or Phone 

ens, FHA 3tudlo 

coucSl fully equipped 

bedwoms «ch intt 

boxspiing* and 

APARTMENTS FOR RCNl 

BENT =* Y 

bedroom*. bath\ 

«om and llh 

YEARLY m 

mtnt i^.T Aib 

and batli, y 

radlauon f65. 

CJjnttln, 13J5 A 

Heat and not 

tssslreom p 

4U1 Btrtet, Phone 

furn«hfed. 

large, 

ocean. 

Pier, 

jets. 

—Unlumi»h«s4 

per 

floor 

Av#, 4 

ed, 

nUUy, B& »», »* 

Ave, Ptione 0010, 

WINTER RENTALS 

RIAL ttTAtt 

1USA«M 

PROPOSAL 

GAKPEEtS, BS* SECTION—two lota 

ceiVedîtt 

60x130 feet âi, graded level, clear 

beach. Good local itv. Up to 51* 

BfHse oi 

month rent. Ptjone O. C, 1050, 3-2? 

view of oân, protected from blswini: 

•and, ¥7,000 escfa, Write 100 BestEy 

, Media, P& S 

fioof, 

iV J*r»ey, 

RIAL ESTATE WANTED 

BO p. 

TWO BEDROOMS AND BATH, June 

FULL PRICE 

to September 15, Refliwd jeUred % BtDROOM BUNGALOW 

couple, 14th to 83rd SiJarts, FrU'mtc 

u lt or 2nd Boor/*S0, Wrttt- ' Haaf, IniulMsdf Furn 

liUla ^^: « 34th XtrHt irM, 0ssd Tcrtnt, 

dsi 

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE HIARLY NEW HIAYED 

BUMOALOW ffOttd PUU PRICE 

JUST LISTED! Year rotWa Msmy f«ln ov*r F.HJL. ftAM^tft, 

Heated epartrnent. 1st end 2nd floor, $1200 down, %U par month inc. 

2 bedrooms, llvine room, dining rotjrn. 

kitchen and bath. • One-car jrariiAc. . , taxci and Ittsuranif. 

Furnished, 51-1,500. Wllllanii Realtor. Ne eletlng €@it» Ne qualifying. 

1330 Bay Ave, Mi 

HIATIO CENTRAL AVENUG 

APAHTMENTi building. 

UtfUtf Oil hot \witer 2FAMILY DUPLtX 

#lfef, fticed a Id** 1* to t SBftl ft 

_ttf^taone_ lfltortBifioti. » t*dr**m*, ind *»

_~v 

r_* ra 

IK ^ 

For Registration of Players 

and 

the leS&IitU_ 

In the 

deaf 

^B ____tJP- _f_f^ r^^F *m«^*a. ^"aajr ^ 

Cfay was re-elected prosl- 

other 

-# vies onsMeitt; Chester ^bnbeng, se*> 

ittba^.amTj&harles T«il__, treasurer, 

^^(irie 1 * Mow'ell, high school 

'£$_€__ .and athletic director 

tno^tri 

y ^ e ^ 

p g , was named equipment man- 

ager and ehfinaen of the rules and 

forms for boys Inter- 

ste in participating in little League 

pl$_y'this summer ii being distributed 

through the local schools, Tjje reg- 

istrations must tie returned on 5at- 

ur4ayj-Mafch 3$, at < a meeting of the 

registration committee in Conven- 

tion Hall at 10 a, m. The committee 

comprise^Jlc Gray, Vincent Tridlco 

pod. Humus Huhmaster. 

_____________ If there are enough ftoys 

age* 13 years through 15 years of 

sgt. " " "" * 

not 

The Association will 

Spooler the two Ocean 

entered In the Mainland Babe- 

teams entered In the 

Ruth League last season, Local 

sponsors wjU be solid led for the new 

loop,' -Anyone interested In spongor* 

Ing a team Is invited to contact Asso- 

elatlon officials on the matter. 

Attending the njeeUng 

t at the Firgusan^Bgllo IPast, 

Honae, were Mr, Gray, Mr. 

frf, Mr, WUnherf, AJ BUR*, 

Mr, Tridiî -Mr, Slayer, Hank Hart? 

man. Cliff Beaver, Mr, Hubmaster, 

Dtek Grimet, Dick sweigart. Bud 

Wertley and iBerwyh Hughes, 

Tbe Annual Booster drive commit 

tee to Solicit financial support for the 

progrfm was named 

FW^7\T*J 

TRIC 

PHONE 1242 

§_* "=. 

V,"* 

Ocean City High School's Red 

Raider basketball team wUl open its 

sectional championship bid Tuesday 

in St. Joseph's High School's court 

at Hammonton where they will meet 

the winner sf the Pleaasntvllle-MUl- 

ville game set for tomorrow. 

Coaeh Fred "Dbde" HeweU's p»- 

teges will he traveling In deluxe- 

company this trip plajing in power- 

ful Group ID competition, ê 4ist 

annual New Jersey State Interschol- 

asUe Athletic AssoclaUon tHle play 

will set an 85>ganie flfst fftuid tit 

motion with FjeasantviUe ahd UUU 

vilie tomerrsw at St. Joseph's «©yrt. 

The winner of the Greyhound- 

Thunderbolt contest will take en 

Ocean City Tank 

Team Wins Meet 

Ocean. City High School 

Pennington Prep toy a resounding 58- 

18 score for the iinh win in seven 

dual swimming meets for the Red 

Raiders this year. The meet was 

hold at Penniniton Saturday, 

The Raiders won seven of the nine 

events, including tbsth rttay events, 

and; placed second in Jour out of a 

possible seven events. 

FOP UIQ Red Raiders Bruee Presti, 

Bob Adams and Paul Pettit all came 

front behind to win. their three 

events to barely edge out their op- 

ponents, 

Dick Parker and Juergen Nohl won 

the other two indivldUBl victories* 

while Parker. Nohl, Adams and 

Pettit combined to win the medley 

relay. Jack Helen, Otto FernseU Boa 

Warren, and John Stull iwere the vta* 

tors in the freestyle combinallon. 

Dick TocpUtz won the meet's only 

double for Pennhigton, taking the 

40=yard freestyle and the I00=jard 

medley. 

3, Van Bant. OC: a""TaAes/dei"«21Ji 

ISO-yd, buiterfly—1. Adams, be- 2, 

Scarplno, p; 3. &¥(ne» QCt 1-L6.6. 

3»yd. freestyle—1, Pettit. QC- 2 

Warren. GO: 3, Masay. P; 'Ji^.S/ ' 

lm.yd, imeksirok*—1. Parker, OCt 

2, Ou-Islensea OC; n, Eden, P:"1:15.2" 

imyd f#Miyl&i T¥il Ocr S* 

im=yd, fr#Miyl&=-i T¥esil, 

J, Teeptltz, Pi 3, FepnMl, O(3: 

lOO^-d. back«jrefc#=l^ Nohl. 

Lone, OC; 3. Schafer p 

K»-yd. medl4 & 

Styii, OCi 3. 

J«9i d 

: 

2 

r pj nm,3 

& I'oeiillig, P; 2, 

lnr QC; ii»,f. 

medl^ eeiay^l, Ocenn "CIlv 

Nohl. Adams, pettitJ; 2 

on i:4D, 

! 

JGBya freestyfe reiaj-—-1, Cscean 

(Nolen. Fei-hsei. Waffen Stuii> 

P l t I32 ' 

MUllnEtoni 

Meet score: 

nlnjiton if, 

.2= 

Ocean city mi 

Ocean City In Itammontoni Tuesday 

night. With both PleasantvlUe and 

Millville listed among its regular' 

season vlelinis. Ocean City has so ex= 

celJent chance of surviving the early 

pliy. 

The big rumbling starts on Friday, 

March fit when the winner sf the 

Pleasantvllle - JVUllville - Ocean City 

eliminations line up against strong 

Burlington High School at Hammon* 

ton. 

Among the contenders in the 

Group III title chase are Audiibon, 

Tfitoa Regional, Haddonfleld, W©ed= 

biirj', Glassboro, Haddon Heights, 

Merchantville, Mount Holly and 

M 

Frld»y, ftfe 

TOTON I^fopfAlL, EttJ^NEMEADE 

. HASDONFIELD . 

WOODBVBY T'ÔtASSBOBO 

At g#, * 

OCEAN CIT¥ H, "- 

_BI_L¥iU_E WIM 

Win CYO T#it 

St, Augustine's School defeated St 

Raymond's, of Cape May* in a Cath< 

aile Vouth iLeigurîme-on^sH««^ 

edurt this week, the score was >W-57, 

Butch Dean and Cfts Mayer eaeh 

posted 15 polny to tead Si. Au- 

gustine's team, St. Haymond's Aj 

Brown was the high scorer of the 

game, hitting 24 points, 

Belgian Congo's Europeans wary 

of change. 

urn abra S 

Air BMe 

thi H 

*« itfengtheii H « 

S £ ^ Îtloa in the Ctentrsl 

v MCA, Sntof Basketball League. 

Oshtt«it in the flnt hilf 

ha falernra W "»» Q ^ 

ad at ts* fc*W t^* iuaer by 

»e arMUt The Oeean City 

Jushed out in front af^ ^£ 

SS^ ii#olnt8 to three for the Air, 

Jen in the third quarter. • 

Manual I^N» * as h'^* rt * n - * qF 

fftJrSr the night with IS 

for tie aabre Gents. Joe 

Eltt /Se Ihrouih with 14 polnU 

for the Airmen. 

Raider Freshmen Win 

Cap#-Atlantic Tourney 

Oeesn City's Frethman basketball 

sousd defeated North WHdwood 15- 

13 and wen the CapeAtlanUe League 

Freshman basketball title for the 

fourtH straight year In a tournament 

played on Uie home court here Sat* 

urday, 

Gerry ffadden was the high scorer 

for the Red Raiders with 10 points 

and Gary Vogej was high man for 

North Wildwood with seven tallies. 

Ocean City's firstêar men gained 

WUdwood 

in th© eonsofl 

of two 

Wini 

îe Ocean 

ford, asm to 

Its eight siarti 

Basketball L 

VMCA fii 

oB 

Ocean City *i 

John MeCouf Hs 

Wartea came fai 

world's finest 

peanuts and a 

oeeasloit_-m_ 

lieioualy 

from a 

i at 

134 Gift 

HO&L1 

At C«Dd« C!eB»atiam Hall 

AVDVBOK T*. TBlfON - HADDON- 

FIELD WtaHF. 

VilUMaMH ¥«, OCEAN CITV 

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At CMdfB ^flTi-Btt«n Ilkll 

HADDON HEIGHTS n, MEE€HANT 

VILl& MOUNT HQL.L& Wi 

TOWN fi. WOO 

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DEVOTED 

to making ffte 

ffefr Appitrent 

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ONLY 

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MARGATE 

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Op*n O«lly f -M AJ*, to tiM WML 

Step FLA' 

Gents Beat Seashore 

In Y Senior Loop Play 

Ocean City's Sabre GenU defeated 

Seashore Five in the Senior Basket- 

ball League at the Central YMCA 

in Atlantic City this week* 78_§1. I 

Wayne Thompson led the winners 

with 20 points, with jManuel Lopes 

hitting 14 and Oarvis Johnson 12,, 

Bill Brodsky was the game's hteh ' 

scorer, hitting 25 points for the les= 

ers, 

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STOP INTO 

Alexander's Jewelry Store 

-|17.iiii| : A«t- Ocean City 

Saturday, February 28th 

10 A.M. fo 5:30 P.M 

.,. and iee the BELTONE'S NEWEST HEARrNG 

MIRACLE. Now you tmn wear a hearing aid 

without fear of being conspicuous, whh the 

newest invisible hearing aid developed by 

Eeltone Research Uiboratoriei. 

You don't nUd to M F anything in your sirs 

F I N A L D A Y S 

for o0r 

FEBRUARY FURNITURE SA LEU! 

Open 

Late 

Every 

Friday 

Night 

Please Note 

PRICES SHOWN REPRESENT THE COMPUTE DISCOUNT 

Original ardor regular prkes have been omftted. We 

you detennine the large saving to be realized on every .»- 

In addition to Reck 

Bottom Prices you 

gat Stamps 

p 

with ill purchatM. 

MODERN 

Bedroom Sets 

(ONLY 3) 

'79.90 

799 Qrmmt Stamjn 

DISCONTINUED and aOSE-OUT fTlMS 

AT LESS THAN % PRICE — 

Only 4 . 2-Piete S^flonal SOFAS $ 79.90 

799 Stamp* 

SOFA BEDS 

Pull Spring Construction 

&ETRA HEAVY- 

CONSTRUCTION, 

Ura IN 

BY _ 

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Or—n 

REVERSIBLE CUSHION CHAIR to Matth 

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Stock 

Mitt 

$ S8,75 

Plus 517 Stampt 

of This Final 

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rHYEAR — Telephone 0304 or 0305 OCEAN CITY, NEW JERSEY, THURSDAY, MARCH 5, 195f 

ax Board Counter Suit Filed 

n City By State's Attorney 

equities In 

;essmentsAre 

[ted In Charge* 

and "if. 

aniwer and a counter law 

has been filed on behalf 

County Board of Taxa- 

by Deputy Attoniey Gen- 

Thomas P, Nolan in reply 

i law suit started by the 

of Ocean City against the 

on the Isiue of true 

the counter elaim the County 

r Soard seeki to ohtain a judge- 

fqreing Ocean City to comply 

the 100 per cent of true value 

sment edict of the board, and 

to make thii city use uniform 

in evaluating the real property 

action by the ^puty Attorney 

irai on behalf of thg three tas 

netnbers, Joel A. Mott Jr., 

B. Francia ond William 4. 

pn, answers the city and argues 

fer-pfiInt on the charges con- 

in the city's iuit, 

the' e_vnt*r claim the Tax 

f sett fsrth wfiit It clalmi 

inequities In the nwttwd ef 

ling UHd hare by tha local 

assessor, and 

[by the Deputy ; Dirpctof of the 

ioa of Taxation shows that in 

of log pieces of vacant land 

assessments varied >betwten 

[ptr cent of the sales price and 

§r ctnt thereof, 

samg survey a_so is claimed 

[S*t Pas* 4, column 5 pteats 

ster Thomas 

ts atCub 0, 

0 

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group of 

at WMt 

Bobcats ênny S6uthardf Jefltfey Monahan, Fred Mo^€f and 

Jack 2ell_*rs, Cttb Pack 52 ii fponsored by the "" '" 

Club of Ocean City,—Gfainger Studio photos. 

High Fever ^Puts Tern Linn 

In Bed; Surgery Cost %000 

Terr! Linn Allegretto, Htmontfis*, the money, 

old, of 943 Palen Place, -went ints I Mott said that during the past 

Arthur G. Walking, city publicity 

director, yesterday reported that sev> 

erst af the scientists and techniclang 

earning hjre from a simiiar operation 

at Indianapolis^ Ind,t are having a dif. 

flcult time flndiiig places to Tent, 

The Chamber and Mr. Walking ap- 

pealed to local property owners to 

help 8ccomfl9odate these prospective 

new residents. 

The t»ft(Nncy to 

•is «*>!v hn prevail 

front** h«rt naar Hwlf (eta 

at fht Pmnenm €«it»r," Mr, Waft 

•tint MM. That* * firofMstenil 

•nd t«ehnlo«i man and weuld te 

in tha 

About 400 families will filter into 

the Cape-Atlantic Counties area ,as 

the result of the, transfer of person- 

net front the Technical Development 

Center in Indianapolis to the Pen 

nena installation, A special booth 

has been set up at the Indianapolis 

Center where personnel thire may 

inquire about housing poisibilitles 

here, 

Several families are already living 

in the resort, Mr VVatkins said, and 

more iwill come if they can find suit, 

able quarters. Bach family is a, po- 

tential home owner for Ocean City, 

As a result of a lack of available 

rentals here, many ere moving Into 

S 'Point. NAFEC offiei^ts re- 

port that IS per cfent ef th4 em- 

ployes at the Center have, settled 

in Sonaers Point, : 

«w Public «*• 

13 New Dwellings 

During Busy Month 

Estimated costs for buUding 

Court OK On Pact To 

Tract 

In Feb. Grading To April v 60 

judgement was signed Friday by Superior Court Judge 

iy Caflero that will allow Stoeco, lac, until April 12, 

February is approximately 

$185,000 ahead of the same 

month one year ago, and so 

far thif year building construc- 

tion estimates place 1959 ac- 

tivity $95,000 ahead of 1958, 

according to figures released 

by Building Inspector Henry 

Cooper yesterday. 

In the Bonth of Fefcraary then 

wtre 52 building permits issued com- 

pared to 24 for the same month a 

year ago. There _vas $6fl_25 in fees 

collected by the department of the 

building inspector last month m= 

pared to duly $293.85 for the same 

month a year ago, 

€$fiiiia_aif _9_t __f __ffi_fcifw ctlon 

Istalad $W2f54S last msnth and it 

wss only $10,110 in 

For -th» YMr to date 

tnfiiding constructlsR Is Ntl443 

and wai *3t_t,417: for th# tame 

liit y*«r* This li an 

erHsa ef $95,236 for thl* ytir. " 

In Febi uary there were permits 

grgnted for 13 new dwellingi as eo__> 

pared to only six tot the game month 

in IMS, The estimated cost of these 

S« Pasa I, #_lutiin 1 pleas* 

Surface Drains 

t For Bay Av. 

intract for the constructing of 

norffice dralBBge faculties qn 

av, in, this '.-f#___i0_. _riUf 

^^^ t^ 

iwanis Confab 

it For Resort 

I special Convention committee of 

leeai Kiwanla'Club met Tuesday 

Tiy pirns fer the I960 New Jer* 

Diitfiet convfintion of Kiwanis 

Htld here. 

eQnvcntio.n will be a threeday 

with approximately 1,000 Ki 

expeetBd Che third week In 

if, TTie Ocean CUy Kiwanis 

will ict as hpit for the dele. 

who are coming, 

148 clubs In this statss, the 

> City Club is the ninth largest. 

• Dean acted as chairman at 

l' meeting. An eseeutive 

wlli be feimed tB manage 

t »ftVentian and Various suiwom- 

'•^s and their chaLrmeh will be 

ated li 

Tueiday'a «eetin« wai 

ftDlmon, Menry Eeeaer Jrs, 

ftuefc, r^-. Charles flireg, Bv- 

£om Qeorge W, Meyer. Na- 

C, SmUh, Waiford Gardiner, 

Anderson and Arthur 5, 

isort Woman 

J 89.95«urt In Crash 

__,__^___. _S________l_____i_________________J__r W_____ _»,,, ' ___: _ .. 

Mirie MUke, Si, of J137 A* 

«* a telephdne spfrator, wai 

L sl «we fflSsneriai Hospital 

PfUnd fracture of the 

Be after the car In which 

* a* Wsseoicr itraek a pole 

a. a, Sst«rday! 

i 

, f 

Read, 

ffta TMSII- . 

Th« dFlvtr, 

Hawaa 

l 

fi Oa^naana* «f the 

Hou« birraeki, id 

Wl asleep and 

sti info the 

.9*!y Upper 

csrelosa driving 

the Shore Memorio) Hospital with a 

high fever of 105 degrees Thuriday 

and wap not released until Sun day ^ 

A fund raising drive ia currently 

being conducted to send the infant 

to St= Christopher's Hospital in Phlia. 

deiphia for a revaluation of her e©n- 

genitai heart condition, and to de- 

tennine if an operation would be 

advisable, 

Joel A. Molt, local attorney, is 

chairman of the drive and reports 

that a total of $240 has been col- 

lected to dotc= if an operation is 

advisable it will cost at least $4,000 

to $5,000. Mott said he was advised 

by a consulting physician on the case. 

¥«Bterday He r#«iv*d an an* 

vslepe cont-lnino $547 left by 

Judy Bsycs, % of 650 Centni av» 

and Caren ;H«ff, 9, of £24 Oain av, 

Wlnn ti» pannH of tha sirls wen 

antaetcd by • §aiffina)*Lads»F 

porNr, they said they did t k 

the two firlt had cs!l«cf«d ilia 

menay. 

The two nlne-yeari-olds had heard 

Mrs. Hun; discussing the infant's 

plight and §he said she would like 

to do something about contributing 

herself. The yeungsteri took * nclp 

cue from the conversation and went 

through the neighborhood, collecting 

week another volunteer came for- 

ward to serve oh the fund raising 

cshunittee. She is Mrs, Theima Far» 

rail, prenideht of the Republican 

Women's Club of Ocean, city, 

Terr! Linn is ttw anMrttr ef 

Mr. and Mrt Uwrtna Alttgretto 

and has had the eenditien s!n« 

blrtti. Sha h« t¥» mwll hot** In 

htr hHrt and tha feteod de« not 

p»t ansush esypan and at thn** 

tti* baby turns Muc, 

Anyone wishing to volunteer their 

gervtcei or ton tribute money to the 

hospital fund lof the infant are asked 

to contact Joel A, Mott,, at his law 

offlce during the day. The office Is 

in the Bank 

and Asbuiy A BuUdlng at Bth it. 

MARINE SCHOOL 

Marine Sgt, Edward G. Beluger, 

ion of MF, and Mrg, Edward H, 

Belanger, of Vero Beach, Fls,, and 

formeriy of this city, was graduated 

recentiy from the Third Marine 

Aircraft Wing Atomic, Biological and 

Chemical Defense School at the El 

Toro Marine Corps Air Station, 

Santa Ana Calif, 

Luddy to Appeal 

Traffic Changes 

April 10 has been set as the date 

to hear an appeal of fortter patrol- 

man James Laddy Jr., convicted in 

Municipal Court here of speeding 80 

miles an hour. The hearing will be 

held before Superior Court Judge 

Jonathon Acton at Cape May County 

Court House, 

Luddy, ef SM Wt Hv w»* ma- 

vlEttd by Mimlclpal Judm 

lin A, King «i *h* •paadinf 

and Mm «n a asunt sf 

drlvins at a twarlng >*it F*brw«ry 

i, " . ' ' : 

The announcement of the appeal 

date was made by Luddy's attorneys 

Joel A, Mott Jr. At the Unw of his 

conviction Luddy was fined a total 

of $60 plus 96 court costs and had 

hi§ drivers license revoked for 00 

days. 

In another action, Luddy was per- 

manently suspended from the Ocean 

City Police Department ny Director 

of Public Safety Laurence P, Lunny, 

An appeal to the Civil Service Com- 

mission in Trenton has been filed 

and a copy sent to Director Lunny, 

The Patrolmen's Benevolent Asso- 

ciation voted money to retain coun= 

sel for Luddy in the appeal to the 

Civil Service _ Commission, Ales 

Blatt, Atlantic City attorney, was re- 

tained for that action, - 

ffro- 

f 

fer dnniasa 

Ilaff mi 24tfi Ms, 

will connect wtth the city's 

tfw «t both ends of fhe prefect, 

which will inchids four extB cateh 

February 14, 1951. 

fill lands purchased from the city of Ocean Cit 

Red Hot Primal 

Looms In April 

The entry list for a hotly-contest- 

ed April 21 primary election started 

shaping up this week as independent 

(raadidates put on their eampalfn 

running shoes in preparation for a 

hard face against favored sons 1 of 

the Cape May County BsptAitoin 

Organization, . , < 

The County GOP nicrarchy set the 

action in motion Monday when they 

offlcialiy endorsed the T#-nomln«tlon 

y 

of State Senator Charles W, 

rrran for the senate and gave their 

blessing to Francis B, T d f f 

Ocean City, to seek the assembly 

nomination. 

Robert i. Kty 

tfw Oneanlxatipn for telitg m^mtwrnttt 

to whrf he silad "an «pan H 

irwry/' and wnphitleatly d l 

he is in tt» run fer th , 

hsnliyMen frem Mn county •!•& 

tonta *s tt» bitf«r & 

The endorsemint of Mr, Townsend 

brought a similar response Cram An- 

thony J, Volpe, of Ocean Cityt wJbU^ 

Joel A, Mott, another Ocean - 

sieeUng tam&e¥QWt aad Oat 

sens action will protetWy be taken 

to approve th_5 ûrt judC£lBe__t_ : V 

* The judgemeot c__U for Stoecs, 

Inc., within ao duf* sft«rtb« 

to establish grades for the area, 

mate the number «f euhte ymsi 

fill necessary, stake out the area and 

tten »uPpJy In uniting 

Usn to tfit 

dty wiU then he obUgated to 

have the municipal engineer cheek 

the accuracy of the figures within 

the next 30 to «0 days. In the **« 

of a dispute, thf city eniiaeer's oe- 

eisloB shall prevalL ," , ~> • 

ghew 

llU.1 

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Feb 1959 - On-Line Newspaper Archives of Ocean City

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