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jTY $ENtINEL-LEDCER W mi m KM** •t The (hntlnd-lxlnr . Oonlj Oily. N J ft CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER, Inc. I «l» OcHi aty SMitlnM I*.l»pf — E"l l"l In Ocean Cfty ONE VBAII AOO The American Legian'annniinccd lilfins to present a Citizenship Awsrtl if, Tuny Taccarinn. retired chief en. Will It Hold Up? MM' tr walMl .BlT MM' tr walMlpM Ri¥ Bl Mr y«t, MM, , IW »•«. •»•»•: "I* nwntM. i H*»it« M tt« Pml orftM « mm riff, N»W j»rnr, 11I4M Act nf tur«(t 1, lilt. THURSDAY - MARCH IB - 105Q. jitm*, Governor Driscoll! 'governor Driscoll ii leorninrn. thing or two. it he should by now. Em Imtancei That the people, in general, believe - 1 —nmy in government— except when it affects their At _i# Governor hoi found that out since he sub- ,.._^ his economy budfet for 1950. It was a beouti- l,budfett a balanced budget. It was hailed from • i to California, from Seattle to Miami, aa an pie-setter, a rebuke to the prgdiKality "f thn Tlii> 1B.M Community Association named a committee to confer with ilty ofllcialJ in on iittcmg to spud up the reconstruction of the board- walk so il w.iuld be open hy sum- rriiT w * * Mrs. Faustina Casperlna was in- jlirt-a when the laxiciib in wliii-h «h'c was o passenger was hlrui k hy a train ftl luth si The Woman's Club staged n well, title nded fashion show with profes. signal entertainment in thi- hifh school auditorium, Thi' Rev. B. B: Doyle moved into the new rectory uf St. Aujiusiine's R C. Church at 1308 Ocean av from the if.nK-i.stiibluihf.d rectury al IB 1 ) „.. „.„ folks at Rutjrers found that it would nvr. appropriation, when the Uovtsrnor proposed ^ - " ^ AOO well beyumi tht State Museum to Have expenses and, yes, rfe down here in South Jersey found that state o>d • our bunch eroiion ftfht was to be curtailed drastic , you could have heard the tumultous protests from j to Jericho and back. So maybe Mr. DriscoH's tiff he, sea worthy budget is if to come unbalanced.,. After all, erosion menaces j of the itate'g most gigantic and lucrative industries —vacations: one that produces heavily in taxes. W« heartily endorse any reduction in appropria- i the Governor proposed for North Jersey, but he'd better not tinker with our erosion! . . . See what we If you do, you have a pretty elenr picture of reasons i, *hy federal spending goes up and up and up. It goes up because the people, while crying for economy, still {• demand more and more federal money for their various j dbtricta. They bully Congress with lobbies, letters, i telegrams. ". . As one contemporary remarked the other day, the American people have become afflicted with a spending mania. Some day, sooner or later, we'll land upsi' 1 - ,, down in • financial snow bank, me a ski jumper w J raises. . N War on the Fly-by-Nights *' Than art bright prospects that Ocean City may not be afflicted this summer with posts that have always - *• been perennial—the salesmen and solicitors for phony Wires, from Worthless lawn fertilizer to equally worth- Jes*, advertising; gchemes that benefit none but-the—, i promoter. The Police Department and the new Chamber of Commerce propose to join forces and ride herd on these fly-by-night gyps The method of operation hasn't as yet been de- elded. There are plenty of successful plans to select from, The idea ii splendid. The Atlantic City Chamber of Commerce has a Better Business Bureau that has saved that resort's business people hundreds of thousands of dollars. Some- thing similar has been desperately needed here for m»ny decades. STHfW iliiiity, ihp local Hut Cru«s tun i drive coinmittee mnlinufil its H. lurl« toward a KI.UI (if $8,500. Chan. man Holier! K Bell iinnnunfetl Commander John W. Marts, of th" resort, was appointed hy ihe Navy m Ordnance Oflicer at the Brh Naval District at New Orleans, La The Hev William L. McKeevef assistant reclur of St. Augustine', R, C. Church, was assigned to a nn, post at the Cathedral of the Im. maculate Conception, Camden. afici five years in the resort, * , * The Kiwanis and Rotary cluhk svere cooperating in a collection ot clothing tor relief nf tl%ilianh JI countries. County Press Opinion, Condensed Down Ocean City's Memory Lane ' Home Rule for Hometown Opportunity For New Jersey's Cbmmunitiei of 12,000 Population or Less S.WS Ot RAN f ITV itviidwuoil We Imvi. NTv.MiNDRn Ifudrrl fur i) lonil time felt Inn! !„,. 1,1,1 Ihi'lii eml ol l-'lipi' It |u|>. IciiU wi.rir bi'iha ffiiihl- il I 1 • Iv lui\r • . ifl..[ V. t\ I...-! Fi .ill ;. r. t * . .,,.1 • i 1 . :•!!• .t i ' , , r. •_• '.'. ,.i • .. u'j ^'. t '- \. ,' !,•- In.ill ;i in ..• i.l LIM.I/i,! i; i .' hil'i- iht'i'liiiM ui live Sulllh HlitlêtoM II* 111 lli»- of KetlinB liwav friiin liter tn Hie a, iliis iii- lhe Churn. li-u nf (h i.r Otrii'l c :,['Ui,iMi. l.-l.' ill III" iiy t'lilinlv hi -i i.-l I ' • : " % ^ > Hi liiiiiii- i,ii! • liiteil. Vi.'l'-.lh.'ri'e ul it.!- ti.i = • " We hi,ic .i II.,- |,.vi i.li Wllll i! mil IIl.it .« '- ,; raili.-n The Board of Education sold a cnl- lectlontof old schpul desks, defaced and batterrd. to a denier fur 33 cents sash. Af.Q plans io tiuild a Iiartment store to ri'iilace two i,]d tram* 1 buildiniiR he occupied, which were beinK ra«ed. Bondholders of the Atlantic Shores llotpital, Somers I'uint. iirulectert ihpir holdiniis -hy purchasing the property at an auction sale to satisfj a ifurl decree, for iin.fKK). iKditor-i Niite — Tin> it th «< (.iiriti m (hi 1 turn-lit n-nes " Hi firtiticfc ijrepiirril hy the ,NV.i jersey C-!.iir:mis^,iir, nri .Muniti |,iil dovcrnment and Uitiriliutii UirOLi^h jaciiitics of the Nf. Jersey Press ASMitliHiun In ili.' cuss pulilicly (In- iironram i.i rnunici|ial ijiiVernmi-ht iT.|irme mt.nt nos*.- bilt.n- !hi- HIMt New Jersi-y'i •'smaliir" maun- . laliiie^. thuM. iMih saijiiii |,ii|,iiia. linn nr U-SN. HiiVe ij.-efi iîM-n ^prt-i.il -|,|l,iMll t" !!•., r ui Tl.iy 11,ul,! I h III ' r - . - . e i . l v | i i - r £ . i t ..| f, fer.,1 Fibruary'a Building Record We broke another building rtcord last month! It was the best February in resort history, better "than the previous best—February 27 years ago. The reason? Well, continuing prosperity, of course. Also continuing and growing faith in Ocean City. But partly It probably was due to the abnormally mild weather that prevailed, giving builders many more working dayi than usual. This may take some of the pressure off the late spring monthH, when property owners all want repair and remodeling work done nt ones. It GOBM Round and Round Bui service to the south end of Ocean City is tin- Mttafsctoty because there aren't enoupfh people down there to warrant good service. There aren't enough people down there because bus service is so poor. That's how the ariumenta have gone for many years. Always a vicious circle Well, because there have been so many com- plaints, the bus operator—the Atlantic City Transporta- tion Co.—has called a public meeting for tonight at city >' lgsil, for the purpoie of talking things over. Unfortunately, a majority o£ people affected by • South End bus service will not hi present, for they don't I Jtetdde here la winter. However, company representa- . . tlvea and those who do attend can each tell their ' troubles, and possibly some solution will emerge. Late in the spring or early summer, there may be a follow- up meeting. < , One suggestion that has been made several timee - to ttrt the company serve the South End with vehiclea a- MPfiM* 1 titan the usual bus—vehicles like the Pacific av, | ! jltneyB in Atlantic City, Presumably they wouldn't be w - 'Jo expensive to operate. Local nrrhory enthusiasts wrr.i pri-pared In play host in the first South Jersey indoor tournament a; Convention Hall, under the chair- manshii) uf Bertram M, Darby. • « * Norman Reed, Atlantic City radin pnnouncer, tajked to the resort and Plcasantvillt* Rotary clubs oh "Slips That Pass in !he Mike". Sixteen alleged stop street viola- tors were arrested in one day as Ihc police starlet! waging war on whole- sale non-observance of the safely regulation. !0 YEARS AOO - 1 ' Preliminary construction work on the Hanscom Hotel. Bth st. near the beach, was started by Contractor n A. McClelland, of Philadelphia, and was to he completed by June IS • • • Publicity Director Hay B, Dean announced that Vice President Charles Curtis had agreed to be Ocean City's honored picst a! the July 4 celebration, • # * The Ocean City nepubliean Club unanimously endnrsed Dwlght W Morrow for U. S. Senator and alsn backed the city commission candl. dacies of Heubeii W. Edwards and John E. Trout, • • • The city's net taxable valuation for 1(30 was listed at 139.015,223, an increase of $1,484,522 in one year, • • • Business men, attending a Cham- bei of Commerce discussion nf the lubject, favored adoption of a mer- cantilt lax to protect local enter, prise against transient competition from outside. nlli.niion in ieMiîalinn [, strengthen iillii iniiderni/u loi-u! n.v- i.rnmi'nt in the slnie Tfti- U;aifl.i- tiun lAshembly Bills A-IO, A-II i.r.n suhniilled by the State • F;iuikm-i-• L'uminissiiiii cm Municipal nmni;- nicni afler two years, ul finely Ninety pier ccnl, or !ill4. of the MM i)u[iulalion or les? They won il qiuiiiry for, lull nut he Imiitc-il I., liu HfTinli tiHinicifiiility jiliiii, whit h etimhint.?; tin' lit'Hl in jirc-scnt hui = i.uijh and iuwi.!ihi|i iiiiins uiih iii..,:. ein standards uf ndmmiMlnihnn WHAT IT PROVIDES Here's what Ihr "Small Munirl|i..l- ity Pliiii" iiriisides fur' A Miivm ,-i, chief adniiniNiiiilive uflin.r. w. lu, .^ a miimbiT of jhe culilHil A c,mi.. cil of 3, fi or 1 members. \*.hichr\i i is desired Incaljy, C'uiinciliili.ii ciri u eu at larKe fur three.year u-rm to . represent ihe nHinicipaliiy iis a whole at .ccicilic.il liieeliiliis AH nther municliial iiftlcials a|ipointei ! !.iy the maynr. As ill the two uthcr plaim pro. posed iiy lhe (Jonimi«sioii—Mnyni 1 - council and council.manaiier (ilnrij. — Hide chnice of operatinj! itptiiiln is Eiven citizens dHMrinH the ' Kifiall Muncipnlity Plan". For inslancii, citizens could choose to elect their mayor and couni-ilmrn at non-partisan elections on the ««-• ond Tuesday in May or at partisan eloctions in NoviMiiber, They coul I also chooiie to have their mayor elected by council. Voters could also choose tn have their councilmen serve regular Hires.year terms or have them serve overlapping terms. These nnd nthir choices as ID operating deluil an. let! lo the voters to decide. TWO WAYS TO ADOPT Under the prniinsed legislation, the rituens of a niiinicipnliiy con;,! Forum and Agin' 'Em NciTii'i-: 'I'n "1 in- il..ii;i lull' Mill,,-:-; ,.( Ih,. liSli.'ii V.llii rS rilNTK Y< - y> h:,\ i- ],,f :i it,r;r tin,i- fell. !•.( ' 11.i |,|.|,|,!r I.I lifi-i.n t'.ij tiaii- ;: ..I kI i: :I,,i.l!i icrui- (n !!:•• pruL- li i • 1.1 ;.• y i.llnT ijiirt i.i i'ii|.e \l: ; Ci.•,!.:;, i-v,i-|.i il.i-u nil i. l,:,i li I \S\l. RFPIlR'l' A I IIAII.KNCI nape Ms\ HUir and Wnipi I v.i- seii.iiisi'.endi'd v, il hi! niv, ii I ni ,. .-r,,i ii ;i,n|i.i.:,!•.( i. i.l the ('iip.i. May :', .],';, C,,i..il i-.r.ci ilk l,nii|,e.- iilli-r , .:•. LH lliril ciime .,« a .hnek in i'. II. M;.;- Ci.,,r.'y l.i-l ii'H-k 11 ,, i " , •-.{ '.. ,l!.l!! : !>li,i .!.'• Ih*- h,J:ll- Ul •-.•• ••• :'II.,.. f- ri-l.ur' Ihiil Ii.iik,., Un r, , ,,!',:in-r./i.ilii.n mi Hie unmiicl Uinl . i ' irmiii IT:yil.Hf,:i!H r v.nulil m.i i :iii W , . r , - u ! . i l l l l i l i T - t r i n i l t h e f e i l . ' r u l r . ^ . • n : i i i . n l \ ill-, in- I.i ili.l uiil i r o n ! •In October. W'. hawp| lhe ijoarilBiilk tith w*y ffoin «in *'• 4n4 HW ' pt lnlani *" r " r •* Wrslpy'iv. on"tht north irlihtl sldf of »lh si. ^ ^ ^ Ocean City a ^ Carte Spring Edition's Rolling! ;„.( ?«lii-V.>-r I') Sprinu Edition pmrrastlnatini! adverj.sr-rs: (i. .'• li«lii.|.iBi' siitiun of Hie Kditioii lias ulri-iiily Ijern printed Ai-,,!h,r ..ill |... tu pre.s ih.s ilflerni.on, !.iHi>:.. on An ..iKhl.pui-,. ...iti.,r. will hi- prinlcii i vir.v m-i'li end Irom l.i.-.v until Un' Imlilna. ''''''•*/."*'"/•"••' 'i'i'i iili'i- A|.r.i i!fi c r-liii i' ".".Mil awi'V l 1 ""' 1 W" 1 ' i | n v |,,,.prr «,ll, vuiiVa.i ,i,py if yi.ii |.l:m I') »•• •,,'!' Bi.,.';ili-e il'. b i e r I!.!'!; ynn ttiirik, anil ll.e iivii.liibli- r,|iai • r r.,|uilly riinniiif uiil Ci.pv lur i.r.v fiivin M-iiiun inii',1 l,i iii (IIIJ iillin- id ictiM 1\vi ,,,,-, >rs U f n r e Itil- fecliOlI (iuei. !i, |iri-ss T h e i-ililii.n this yii,r v.-.ll fin: P. lHlllill e..|.n — i!.l«« m o r e Ihnii i i,v S|inr,t! 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Almost alwiiys in (he past, the Ui innnd lor the Edition has i>«. ei-eiieii the "uM,i> N" w "'i'l Ociiin Cily is laitier, thai proiiably •.vdl rui.t.riue li, tiHruc liii- year, ilespili. Ihe Inrgc-r printinK- Tii insure ntemn;' ii^ iiiiii.y wrapp.d ci.pn> i^ yuii need, th'- |.ruder.! Ih.na to no H In reserve them now Either drop in at Til.' Ki-riliri!-l-I.i-tlMiT nlliee ur wiiie or li'iepbone. Tell u* your name iiiHl llii- ruinilier ul copies you wiinl reserveil They'll he set oside Inr yuu You will he expeili'd In call lor them at The Renlini'1-l.ciliiiT ulliei" un Thurndiiy April ail Ynur ri'serviiliiin will lioid une Heelt tlii-l.iillel' 11 \l.il iliin'l call wdliill ilia! 11 rn •- >. 111 r i I.J.II > n ill |;.i In i.llier* Miike ynur reBervaliuiis nnw, i iiiisiil'-ii-ii l,,i jil l,-lli-,j inn'iii. nl ir i.r I...a! i in ri-lll u;t>s i.il.-.irii,-. l.ecltr.-i- ni.i-ni-i, I iii-11!,,- I III.in I,, I S|. ;i,-i.- 'II..V (mis In-,- hy il,,- (im il Co. Chamber Man Rap« Copi; and Sentint-I-Ledger Kdilur Ronlmii.I.i-iliii-r- I ne. ci.--- tui-heil l.y a r... riil in-l ion uir th,' lirirl uf Fvctvil I, rnr«-. iiri.sidi-ni ,i tin. recenliy lurnii-d (Siean Cilv riiambcr i.f Coil-ii.ei.e, 1 reler. of course, to ins vnieeil diHiplirmal nf the flpiiuiiHineiit ol (lupwiiod Mullen, llrsl Uce iiresidi'it uf the Capi. Miiy rmiiily Chamin-r ut C'ummcrcc. as Hit. n |.ri.-i-Mtiiti\i- fur Cape May I'muity mi ilu- Fum Coiiuly Prujeci to iibiain n iii.^ hiKhuiiy irnm neepWiiter in Sninei.' Point Kor twu years 1 liave been a member of Hie Capi- May C'l.lilily Cham. !i,-r of Comnii'i-i-t.. Iji riiilBi. oi my willintiness lo \vuri' li'l the i-nlire ciiunly. 1 I.mini nij, ii'il on lhe Ciiliiily Chamber's Kxei-ii liM Cummillc.e. a year ami, and air i lijihty prniid in have been so hun. f-reil III the two years tiint I liavn a:, (ended Cuunly Chamber Iiieeiint!s. I have seen nnjy thlei. or four Oeenii Cily husiliessnien mil In two nr 1 Hi ,-,• Nuw. I would like any pei ra»e li, IMpnBe ui in ii'i leru.-nl I.. ...'i.n.iini/.', inn m lhe I.in ..I ireincii.i..ii..' leiiefiil eX|iernli- luii- îlh !it!!i. nr ii,i ,-xi-iist-. tbe h> ihii piiipu-eil ai-ii.-n i. n(..riii.ili!t- Cc-rlaii:ly lhe i:ifi;i 1 i. nei-deii ns in: iii l..,i;iy ;is il i.ii i u;is. ;ind cer- a. it i-M-r liiis V'llli ledi-rali/aliun uf the enlirr N t u J*-rsi-y iiilanii w a l e r w n y iip. j i(-,niiiua leahli ,,ttt-i- iiiany year,, i! Hi.uiil he ii ihsimcliy liiii'hward 1' \e il «i- permilleil lhe feill-lii! ; ,iu-niMi,-nl I.i \\ ittiiii-.iu- its m a m - li-r.i.in-,. nf Ilie [.aii.il mid il, ilriiw. liMilLi!-- iit tills time I I.OI TINC! A ClIAMriON Or Till: i.ITTI.K mi.I.OW (CaiiH May Cuuiity (iazrtLrl f-'ew [illlniiis iinilnunciniJ their pro. jecli-il ritiii-iiii'iH from public lif., inn iiuiist ii wider circle of friend-, than lleiiry Y. Cloulmi!. who Id il he known ins! Week that he « ill iirit Si-i-k anulhci- lerin on Ihe Hoard small county lawmakers also rntty Lalk against passing adminiKtrafion liillj. booslirii unemployment con', nerisalion and temporary disabllitv benefits, stirfenlnii of adminislrativc (rocedures and sjieedinK up |irofr«'- ins of claims. Tlie iruckers' lobby Is taking a'!- vantuMe of the situation by askiny the Diivernor and the leKishilivc |eu(!ers to hold back uction on ihe Meiiurter hill calling for increases in n j'lstratioh fees and asle weigh? limitations on the big trucks and Iraiier-trucks operated over slate hisliways. KiH'C-ATION BILI. OPPOSKD Henale O|)|ii)sitirin is expected on ihi Freeman education bill iih^.m-i^ last week hy the AsKembly. The fjii: iTe.Mes lhe State Department of Kd- unliun as the 14th principul depart- mi nt und gives the mate .Board i, Hiluiation the power 10 appoint the «t|ite commissioner of education Si-nuti- meinijers wunt the appuinl- in:; piiwer to reinain with the KHV. iriiiir. 'I'liey alsii want to retain the nUil tii ciinllrin or rejiit such an a|ipi,iii1ineiil. The sioveriiur UIMI may frriruimli" Heniite o|i|ji.hitiiin 'ill st.iine nf hi 1 . t.î I'litise iiiii.oiiitineids The . re- a|ipi.liitiniiil ol Mrs Hoi'tehse F. Kissler N.'V.iirk lawyer, lo the State HiiL,nl nf Public Utility Commission, ers. was liehl u|i last v,eek. ostensibly beci.iise Miniirity I.eailer Koberl B. Miyner, Warren iiueslioned whether Mrs Kessler. iirst wdinan In be li|i- luiinteil in the PUC. is a ' relii" DiJi'- ui/ial Heliiililiciin memlsers uf III,- bi i ate iuijjj iarv cnniiiiitlee Keemi .1 IIAI w. illitiK to strinii aintifj with I Miyner. whij is the miilunty mt-tii* I ber of thai coniinitlee The linsi tHI | prnj^ri.ni appears to ije heading in' » sliiriiiV v.i-atlier. like it did la*! year, WIN FARTIAI. VICTORV ON FBKKMAN BIl.I, tiuvellior liriscoll and Ins legisin- tKe leaders won u partial viclury lust week when the Assembly passed lh,^ Freeman education bill. The bill, fatint! opposition in the Senate. wniiltJ urKuniJe the State lie. pirtmirit of F.ducation as one of Ilie "14 principal Mute departments, tf"'.v the power of uppoinlilll! the slat" I Enr nihsiuner of education to II-j. Stiitf Board nf Education for a live, j year term and permit Commissioror John H Bosshart to remain as hi-ini uf the ediication department. Pa—I saisi of the bill by the Senaie would ciimplele the governor's program ,'nr reuraaniaiiinn of state goverinneiil J inti. 14 principal departments ' Assemblywiiman Grace M Freem;!n iR Etuielti. won the praise of ev.1 I er Democratic eolleaiiues in lii" lluuse for the manner in which sle steered lhe bill through the lower blanch of the Legislature. JOY. Atsrn ti4> FILES AS CONGRESS CAS'PIDATI! llistbry was made reeently in the office of Secretary nf State Lloyd B Marsh when lhe peti. ThuMday, MMeh ifl, 1980 aENTlNEL-LEtM3t» IS Answers to TEST YOUR I, Q. 1, The ilie numbtr of • hit • determined by iddlni the length ind width ol the erown, in Indies, ind dividing the remit by two. 2, A scone If a thin cake baked on a griddle. 3, No; iltbough for Several months each winter ice forces navigation to halt. 4, It's i new nation carved out of the long east-coast area of French Indo-Chlna. 5, Darnel Carter Beard. tlon of a two-and-onf-half-ytrar- old Jersey City boy wa« filed is u Democrntic candidate for Con. gress in the Thirteenth district. The petition was filed by h« father, Jumes F. Murray, Jr., OS n protest against a petition Hied by James Murray, jr., another candidate from the lame city, James P, charged the other Murray is not 25 years old, as required by a Federal law, and ttwrpfure cannot legally run tor Ihut (iBlw. Marsh ruled that Hiiii-i* thf Murray boy is not a legal voter he cannot tie a tan. diiliite for unj. iiuliiical iitrire, CAFIF.RO ONE OF HMAi,f,F,RT, VSE OF I1ARI1IST WOBKKR8 Senator Anthony J. Callero (R, Ciiijc Mayi is the smullesl member uf the Senate hut one of the hardest wiirkers in the Legislature. He oli.q travels the liinfjesl disrunce to anil frtjir. Nurtli Wildv/iiod to Trenton, As n'member (if a stole commissiijn iii,yiri(i the habitual sex ofrenrii-r Mr. Calleru has sponsored bills In umenii slate laws to focus nttelitioli in more ilunijerijus sex otfi'nders arul lilsi, In (leriiiit prfrsons believili;! thi-mselvef tu be sen deiioles tu sul). mil voluntarily to exarninutions hi Ijsyt'hiiitrisls itrirl iihysiuians at the. Stall DiiiuiMislii' Center, Menl.i Purk [lie Ciirie May Cuunly senator aNn tr>iti(J lo run*, iiii-e the jjuvernor lili-mbers iif lhe Leuislaliife uliil sta!,- it'tiiiU thai a hlute ui.propriiition ihmilil he uiioi-uled to linurii-e tii" •i litlriiilinn of u hus(iital or inslilu. linn when, IIITMIIIS I'lmrKi'd with M-V i rimes i-oulil be >tudird and treati-I wilhnut cosl iristeiiil uf IjeinB slap|j" I nto sliile (leual inKliliilions whiTi" they wnilil reieive little (ir no ireu'.. im nl or i-(insiiierylion OVER('KOWI)Ki> iNHTITI'TIOS'S SOON TO BK RFI.IEVED Khumetiil UVITI ruwilinx of many the state's menial und welfare in- • litutihll'!. some of them nretrali', klmiilii be liirijelj- el.minateil lute ru st yei.r Under the dirrctinn of Sanfurrl Hhli-t. alale I'nmmissluner of ins'j. uilioin and aiji-ncies. the (lovernoi's biiiidirif!. program is already under. •,v;.y A bill a|j|jrupriiilina $25,000.(1011 for new and rehaUilitation and fir*-, yroytlng t>f pri.senl institutions ij, going through thf [,t>Kislaulre, The money is jirovided through vo;cr a-ipruval uf lhe bund issue at till November general eletlion. F.rrU projects to Be underlakfn will^be nrepronf.ng of slalp hospitals ill Trenton and Oreystone Park aiifl lhe Skillman Village for Epileptic-. These urujfi'ls will cosl an estimattiit SS 000.000." An addllioral ill.OPO.OW lii"i been tentatively uilocaled fur tgr.Ktructien of u new menial hos- pital near Camden. MRS, FDCE HELPS" SAVE STATE MI'SECM One of the leaders in the Slicri".-- ful campaign thai prevented proposed closing of lhe Slate Museu.n in Trentun was Mrs; Waller E. EdKe. wifi uf the former iwn.lime gov- einor. A leader in educational and cul- tural activities in lhe stale. Mi*,. Eiliji' has fur many years served as ii member of the advisory council of the museum. The joint legislative appropriations committee heatied by Senator Harold A Hannold, aiou. tester County, has promised services of the muneum will run be curtailed: JERSEY ROl'NDt'P: Members of the Legislature vote'l lo hold sessions on Mondays atiH Thursilays to clear the calendar of January, , , , Mercer County losr-i of Freeholder* have idopMi) a price scale for boardiiii prUoners wnnten by offlclsls of other italei for crim- inal offenses. , . . New Jersey col- iected $2.073.5.13 in taxes on alco- holic beveraies during January, , . A (tw anultd by III* LcililMnrc livini nuhar* muntoig»iltluinibi-r
Thuwduy, March 16, i960 it. ; • ' * Candidates Turn Out IT First Track Practice Coach T. J. Carey Thinks Squid Ha* Good Chance to Chalk Up an Excellent S-iason This Year Iy Bob Hallerftn The track squad reported Wednesday fur its first tice of the season. The 45 candidates were (wintered their individual events, and the training [it'ognim k'ot iler way* Track is different from other ftspmts thi-ouphin.it the i. In most sports, the members of a team work col. ;ively to achieve victory. In track and Held events, tin* rt t The few mem ' " .. true. of tht team, who enter .BUS events, are tht> en- i team, for the duration of event, Then, when the i'Mxt ivent goes on, a new wet " ::jm athletei represent the ig ihii Into consideration, n lo §ee (hit the -team can bi' as each coiiti'stnnl wants i» it. Each hai to do his best o: team, at i whole, doesn't stand inee. Coach T. J Curey. head .. of Ihe track squad, thinks thai year s ttani slsnSi a good chanM ivlng in excellent icajon jjy of the Irack aspirants an merely to develop their sntmi. iunnce, sense of balance ihou! -drive, and other bonedls ol itant running, for football nrM The boys who are the stand- at the time are those who mam' id showing last year Some new I will naturally be uncovm.l _ more time has been »|*nt in ' the projpective trark and field "t itafwa iccordin Ely R \en tu tht bu% u Iclli'l'iiu'ii In Morruw, Jt>r .- ill'SI uuuk iii l,iM >i'ai : , iw Hinii.i Ely, RuiJsholtz Jl'NIOB TRACK TEAM WEAKENliu BV CiKADl'ATION The Junior HIKII iiiuk icim IIIHIH- iiiun of last >*.iir ;ini! Ihi' Hiii |ii'i'v = iLius iri Cape May Coiitity M,i- hi it* slri'iiijtli thruuiih aratiualioi; Jini thj present £rtiu|i dnrsii I ki'tk ^tEM• i• -. pnuugli tu repi-iit tliiMr jirL'SiiiU* iU't-u Otii fan never It'll about thu'-i' kin however. Ihiy may i-ali-li Mir ,• lit! rtally ogtdu ihi'mselves this seiism' Tax Defeated For T.V., Radio, Movie Rights to Matches A proposed HI per li'Sit t,is u: fiEhU tn tiuMna .iiriii uregthm matches was Ui'lcmi'ii in the A... si-iiibly by a yT.iJj mli' Muiiilny liitrodueeil In Ai-si'inliU miiii Fi'iinK Clark To Have J.V. Baseball Team 60 Candidates Raiders Bow Out of Basketball Tourney Out For Practice As GloucesterJaKes Tight Game, 32-29 Coach S»y« Hell _ . . .. . ,. f\oud to Minut at when they oiiriu 1 .!, In"'• Hie Uanii 1 . S»ys Thin Their Ranka As hi tin' liaM'biiii UîiiH'iid. Nlnu/lil like In fevyf?e iiiy ,-lntuiiiL-i ii! lust \K r*.'k that there uuuhi iii LH' a jumur Ydi'hib Cuiiih Wilbur A Clink net .< r riiisun uliv ar.> lm> »!ii. w,inl« I play ijaM.'liali. and I* able Ui du :-y .hituldn 1 ium' thi' rhiii'if Bi't.iuh. uf iin.* |ihiin?uphy. he li,*?- m;u;. teiilalive :irriiiieeint'[iis inr .! JiO Vi t- iiiiiau Sl.uiy nf thi- ri'uuliir "i> pn!:i(ii> aruurifl ht*r!' don't h,ivi' .Uni ior ViirsitlMS. liiii Clinch Clark i> tn iim in try in limi c-iinutili Kiiim'* 'i tni. Her ami les? esperifiiLHci bu> - '' HUT nllt |nr li,l«l'l),ill HAVE FIRST SKI I.I. PR At III K On MuiiiUn U\v I ,i.-iOiiii! ,i.jii!,ii i nad ilu-ir lirM in .1 ..rrui. ni -kui liai'IiU'. reiiularii' i hidu !i n f' r.i.nv iifii •"•««., fin..- .,->»inn» .,M „ , , .. ,, ,.,..'ii'iiu tu Minut at when they opi Tile Uii'iili City BiiakitUiiii liaideii [hl |( ,,n;c.n,,U(. M1 iiii? secmid half llli'iliM'lM's Cut I'f Ihe Soulii|' Hi'drOM -Selhy and Jernee euiii' iiiiied then I'lTiirls lo nel It) liiilien THREE RECll'LARH LKIT This li'lt ihe itiikiers ttii U> !iM- (Oinint Iht R»iilm early 4-J Iran. Again iii thf rlosing mlnulrs. the I irrymtn lifd Ihe wurf at a!i-3!l, Uilh ihfee miiiuirs »nd ^5 seeunds lo jilav. Wait Bufkholii went out «n fivf prrsnnal fouU, Less than A minute liter, Audi Jrriifp did the aiiiii. ThuH, with the f»me at its uKliCc-.i point. i«u of Hie Hrdmeii's hist dpfensivt- men were out yf the tamp A tou! rind i Held goal in the; last minute of play siun Ihe hall game fur (UoueeslFr, T i i C i ' . i . t j . i - i l i - i i U i . 1,1.1 I . I T I n , i ! • « :,• .,,• i . i i ' H i h n p l n l i ' l:-i- l-.ill. ill lit- . m e i - i H i r l .iii'l - • • • • ! - . • . : 1 1 1 i-tr M i l l ! ( • ! i l l !,iir(! Tin- " u.iMi I ni' (hi! Jtli-lni.l Hll- lm>.- H n jilays. hn W.lll [ihikimil, i,r til..ili-i-li- Nil n-pCiili i ri'U.tin ihii! Mil Hn' lii.li They riiillflM s. fur tin- ini.in..ni ti-1 slimed l,hA» UMISIJI.KN AWAV The Hi-il-iiliil-Wlilli- (li-li'i'.T ».i.- -yih liiiil ill., i.-atlm^ ii-iiin wii^ w.itihinjJ IIM h.;iel dwindle aw:i>- uhlln IlL'h'l.'N.' Ui SL-nre ami jirnnliee nii'ii- 1'lit' UlMUersier ftirwyrd^ iii,n tlu'il i-i-i'lri- "ere nil lull Imys ijiii Hi HaiiUis- lurr {•nmiiiji iiway wiih :> iniijnniv ni itir ri'liiniiHl.. Alsn In,. BIIII'-.'IMH-C'II'III «•:!* seliinin uhli- I.- iMirk tin- hull in tiir lay-li|i slint. it! n lh!>, intipieii with ihiMr NIM'MI±;r. iMahiiiiy in reirii'vo tin' fi fim-iii n-.î-v ...H^ ti.ppiiM> brinyuii; \\w Iw.' h ., Ciiiryiiii'n wen 1 held puwi'i id u ilh Nile M'cund tn Mn tlii: .„,. ...is p.isu'd down tile riiui'l i" i ,1 rie« nt iniiK i«iM.rs iiiiii dcn|i|ieil i, hj Hie renti'i wim hail been wail- m.."unciiurdt'il. under Ihe tump. i'hu. ihe Ran!er> were beaten liy i ii'iim ih.il i-hnuld liavi— had Hi- li Ihi. kiiirl nl ball the! I piiiyinn^ aiven Ilieiii ilili wniiiil hase liilieii Iliesr Mipi'iiyi- .-kill Termites Have Swimming Meet Annu«! Event EMM Ribbons for Winnere BIIVK of the 4th. 5th und Bill KraiieM ,,f" Central By. sehool whl|.l«'il U'-' iliKli "school l"«)l '"til Iniiill fclras- day atl.Miiimn last «.'i|k «>• II J . cimipeterl m the Jii-niiiil Hihhnli U.i.i ."•j,;,lii|il.mshi|i suiiiiniiiiilinei.1 nl l),t •Termiti' LeaMiie Kli4iily-live Uiys touK l-i.l'l in "; i-HU't uliii'li was in ,1-lmiKi- "I A111 i t Ti ••-• iiif T 'Iiitin Ciircy. u^-Htet' 1 '' ! • I •"•'"" J Miiii illi's Bill Ji'(Trii ! h-, Hi!// Niiriiiini'Fiinr. all' liiiiii si-hi'ul >'•'-'-• ili'iits HrBBONH AWABDEI) 'I'hd.c wild plari'd Ml tin 1 I"' 1 ""' !• i-iil- [Tiem'ii Nhl'i'iif liriAidit! iv lli,. mui-.i.-il'lil ii'iii'Mini ilr|...rl- lIH'Ilt Ciiiii h Care} iiiiiiuiiiii'i'il ^1 fur Ihe made M'hiinl a7 6fh irafcrmw eri#«»rr Tim DeBaufre; S. George Wlckeij 4. Dick Yinlling: S. Dove>iersoni dl IBIice 48 It, lotcr-ClM 110 ¥*rd B«l»y • I—5th tirade learn iTom Adams, D,v"id Thurstbn. Dick Yingling, Bar- £, Stiilh; 2-Bth grade team (frank p! unV James' Hannah, Wayne Tniimpsun. Harry Klnui; lime 3 mm. 8 see, _ ^ _ _ _ . Postmaeter Job Open Tlii' If- S Civil Serviee C.immis. ,,nn h.is se> n cliwiiiB tlale uf March •'i-rtur a, piiiiiitiiills lor (ill examlili.. -,];„ i,, iin the nosiliiiii "f fourth -j.,"J, imsiiiiifrter lit Ooshen, Capu M,V Cniiiilv, The exaininiitlun fur il,r" ill'-UTS" job will be at Court I nil', i- . ,i'h "l,ii|,| Hiirhank expcrimenlcd ni! M*KIIUHI like riirn. Siihirilay h i hi' \t'iii ,,\- wdl t.m. 'mil I', il. ' .itii.fs phi fl- l-;l|tlllll hatile. I" I'iv hi . l.iii.ii :-•'• It,,,,III. (ill \i,'ri ehai'ii' Inr .ilhi'i'. i" i'|i" ""-< .'.'. IT.iinwin iiiiiililii'.iti"! 1 li^ 1 ' UI-MIII,- i.f Hie ,-.i:liii.-il ini-i-1 '-•-••'"• :ill Vdiil iriTiliir Hie I Wiih I.. N.. i by fj j j u f K. Passaie Ihe lull would fi- rUirk h.ls ictcr li pay . 10 per i-i-nl - , Sh. r«.... . . _. MUM'!' jirninnter? m pyy ,i 10 per iiiiE iiinic ni >r,(i=. hut iheri- iin ,'H' |hii[.i'.- Tin' lir.l iesi uiiiii' -i- |,.iy. start Iin' baseball feu-l 1 i'l. • (UL ill a In?! iiiil'. but jiiM b t M I li'l 'lie .'I',!.)! ..lari liisiiijli .ini-l • .•ulil. iiiliy duajiivini'le M.•,,!!,! VIH. hill PI' ! Ml'H all IMKll i' H't- 1 lldiicviT thi' Mniilii-hi i.i.ll |ihi tuck iheir rntbUNiiiM.' i;M. .t . leiiii'i'i pbi.i' Hiiii u,:iit iiii'iii tH l|... ,ni\ i-ut i.t i.i'ili'i ii,.'j.- FIRST (iAMK SAT! RI)AV Thu. Hii'urdiO H,i-ibi,i! Mi' inr ,|•I.,|!I 1 (ill OS OIlfNNJ; \r ilir MM'i.ii iiu.i iliiiiier I.-.in. Vil.- i.IT bn>. pl.i'.i-.l .. Jniili bill A'ril lilt \ iinl I I Irr. II.I IllMi- ,h-li-i.-l\i i,.!' ki- I CS1. Ui if iv.Mule." iii I..' 11 - * - ml Ihi' I-I.mil. lull 1 Hiii'kl.ull/ paid tin Weiaiu lie in il in r bi ruti up Mii'h i rduiiirilv Hid A liJin! IH'II, li. I'iiiil then. i.iM ^riireit'? ni.e lielii L I .i'h :.-r \ • i i " . : :; F|-.-,l I I...M k.- I Ti . I . n : : i - . " " I . M . I i I " ' • 1 II.A.- Hi : .'• I - 'I' 1 " '• !.,,-..,• H i i . : : I *-i.-.ri. (i, ,,,,,. Wuki lui.-i • :yiie in ll-i kni him 111 J I...I,' ih.il lit,- 11.i, < 111 n in' StO|l ^m „ to Uielr events: iroid Jump—Ely, Pfander | lilh Jumti—M. Smith. BuikholU 'licul—Morrow, Kevaes. New. in ri'Vi'iiiie ffeiin ûk' nl brua und ieieeastiuy ri .lime as they dn in: theirinrwf reeuipis it inn WHS. k'fl b> ,,, ^he'itaitBris of 49 «ere a*'"*''"" »«» teleeastiuij nuht. ihi- i-hediiliil 11 li lir- velin—Jefnee, Morrow, PJernee, Morrow M •ijsvtlin—Jei Shot Put-, -Pole Viult PMIIO. ColTey w nee, Morrow Monericr, Ford. J J. Jenninjis wi,iin. J. Jenninp, Miraiililn «4»-Ely. Miraglllo. Careu. Seibi, mini Friiiik Tin ii hu syid it iiiiuld Pime;i ininiplraliui: piedue i atiun Men ilillf the 1 ... El A—U, Smith, BuckhnllJ, Rfiihle « 100—M, Smilh. Buekhnlu. Reichle Inch team last year, won Uu- Al L l h Tlie Inch team a Capr-Atluntic League cliinpnp «na with thai honor, the individual swards of tiny Silver truelt shuei. The shoes have red and while "O.C'i on the side. These iiwali.l.' didn't arrive last year, but tin y will To Sell Bondi for Well The Cape May i'liy i/nmirnûi ; ii ill receiie bids Miiiulay nn liie pureiiiisi' ni S3iUi00 in iiater hniidH tn'uniini-e the (inllini; nl ii IUA Miil anil other iinpniseim'iii^ in expiiiiii eapiiLity nf thi' uiumup.ii iiaier M?. iem The bunds mil in- pHid nil frnni liiiler ik'i.aiiniet': rei'i ipt? pl'rk-U|i nuilits nf «iini.i..f ;iiile. i.nil ',i ill Sill' tin- I'Miieh IM1. lil>l iippnriuliity ti. .fi- iiii', i.i. iiH.i.lhiil inaierial will |ier!"ii" j11 ,.n ai'liiiil u.iMH' Till, lypi- 1.1' pr.iiMiei- will li. .•.Mitif-iied ihrnutiiiuu! iiii. M.ii'.iir. i litlltAi'. Ihe en.ii'ir* liirii .,f n.! h;.i inij i.eparale iji11111:14 prHe'ni'". lii'l.i IIU prai'lires. allii i/aii'Mum |.\iri-i.i". bji nf runibinin^ :ill Hi,' iniilinn.': ni iiii' i^nne iit niiie Tiiim Cnplain Ji.hr. Ii.ui'i'.i.ii hi,, .'..1 vet appeared ut the ht-iil !uit thii 1. Elue In a f," i injuri .îi?i;.i!i .1 111 tin' him! t.iuri :nmT.t " b,(fkeHiiill 1,11111' «illi liliii,.-i',ii r TO Ri:i>l'C'K Nl MBKRS Florida's Tiny Deer Are Facing Extinction, Ocean City Man Finds V I H III lit II I! illlMI C'IIMI-I m iiiieri---: I" i ii,ii:ier« i- ,1 ii'imr Mi.11111 Fl.i ny liiii I pHll.tn.t ..I Kl.. ... V 1 '.•li! "I H Al., i.. P.iili.i iii Tin- •!:,• Vill.i i Shni ( i ,,. ih .i»•»•»•»«»•»•••••« Floor Sanding LOUIS J. KOERNER w FLOOR SANDING -~ Rf-finitbing _ Waxing — Pelithing 1026 ASBURY AVE, Phone 1773-j Plastering PLASTERING. WICK POINTING CLYDE CARSON HIS Bar An. Phon* F, F. EWltTQ PLASTER ING and STUCCO WJUD mat Om.tuMital Bur AT, OHU Clljr MM Francis R. MacRain. Sr. Brick Mason Contractor 408 - 4th Street Phont 2S73W •i tin i i ************************ 1 Hr Have Nliirlrd rii.vlnt < ARDBOARI) Acilin: Wanted - Scrap IKON - MKTAI.S - I'AI'KIt RA(iS - ItlHBKR For First Prices Call Pleasantville Scrap Iron and Metal Co, J10 M. Main SI. Phone 233 Will Call lor Orders *********** «••*•*•< I'll,,...- I.-..-.B-W Jobbing Stucco a Specialty C, M, McCLARY I'l, WrlKriH iuid MASON -.l An- i:in i in , N. ,1 1 GILBERT DULL Ph, Omn CHs- 3010 1 K. Illh Nt, Plastering - Stucco Patching Work HEADQUARTER for Builders' Hardware Benjamin Moore & Co. Paints Larcoloid Auto Enamel - Kotall Wallpaper Paint with an Oil Base Special Prices to Carpenters and Painters READ HARDWARE and PAINT CO. SS2 Asbury Ayejiue Phone 0001 jiliiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiyiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiig •= § ? An Announcement I I Effective February 20, 1950 j The Swift Construction Company § = Became Affiliated with I = The Coastal Concrete & Supply Company | 5 These two companies will be operated under | ; the managument of A, C. (Ike) Baggs, A, J (Tony) I g Capcia will be in charge of the Transmix Plant and | = W. M. (Bill) Caniizaro will be in charge of Land I 5 Clearing, Excavation, Gravel Fill and Top Soil work, | Unifying the operation of these two companies I will give Builders, General and Sub Contractors a | more complete service. | We will be happy to diicusi these services with § | you and would appreciate an opportunity to submit I j bids on your jobs, large or small, | ?'" I 3 1 " 1 ! 1 . 1 t»EiiliiiiiiiiiiE3i i iiiiiiiiiniiit iimniiiinmiiiiiiiiiiMiiii iiiiiniiuiiiiiiiin nil '• ,'!, , I j u i i l'!.,-i I •!• • i.'.',," i hi • ri.iii.i in:' ^:i • 'Hi l a r d Ireiklile Mi :-r;..!i 1 Him- I'IITC r;,,-.- Mi M m i,> ;i -I.-. Ch. %:,,)• ll.-n li'i ' I nun I!' ".' •-,•;-. Lr.,,i. i ri'i.il.-* KM,i.l D . , M i-p. • 11 - •. .i :i Tui- li'B.r ,i ( , ' , • , - , : ( H I . ' • ' • • - •'' -' f ' ' - - ^ ' l i ' '' ' ! Pi ' I I,. I liitn =\\,lier li. l.i: ,...:. ! I-I' H , . : ; 11- • ' M. -M.-i ."„,I..:-: ". li'-l- W.,1, - Ocean City Bowling Academy 12th St. and Bay Ave. Academy Opens 7 p.m. to Midnight Saturday from 1 p.m. Ijmini and Inslrufllons Alll' A|.|imv«! — On»n riowlllll KKnKKVATIIINS * Phone 9074 Electricians Electricians WILLIAM S. ANDERSON We Have Moved to Our New Address: 1352 ASBURY AVE. Phone 177! lidRGE Ifsldrncr; 12 1 li.l hi, Vfr !M!5 SERVICE Fire Alarm Traffic Signals Communicationi ELECTRIC RANGES and WATER" HEATERS 1 fpnîil! iriM >!..,.*. >i.nl l.,^lFi,iil I i.E.ii' ...in,! ^rrii,.* iii ^..i.r^ MiitMiiril îgniilliie t i,.,-rii'M..* s i urn .... Burglar Alarms Electric Wiring Power and Lighting House Wiring Cott>mercial Lighting Flood Lighting ^ Irvin Jolmson Jr. & Co, Phone 1398 — Day or Night 944 Asbury Avenue ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS Hotels, Homes and Shops Wired for Power or Light 8ERVICK • INSTALLATIONS - APPLIANCES BERGER LUMBER BLANKET AND LOOSE INSULATION STORM SASH - COMBINATION DOORS SPRUANCE INSIDE and OUTSIDE PAINT Call 0948 -.-The Friendly Yard llth Street and Simpson Avenue •—MtttttlMtMMt iPelto&Co.,Inc. General CoatrKton 1266 A»bury Ave. ; Phone 0988 ; SEPTIC SERVICf*«nd TANK SINKING Hrpl.,T yr rf.J Cnntwl «T «*|.lV Tank n-iih a npw Mrptip Punl, Is* proirrt I,, si rnn' •inrrlnirii. THf» An "FirTI'RRII'T" LEONARD WIGGINS Wre W»M AT, Fhom MM BULKHEADS PIERS and PILING 4 OLSEN - PLEASANTVILLE, N. J, Work Speak* for ItMir* PleaMotvilU 1363-W or 2447-J Painters Painters OSCAR A. NILSON PAINTING CONTRACTOR 4H Aibury A».. Orcan City. N.J- Phone 1938-R ******************* B. C. PRICE : PAINTING and \ : DECORATING 1228 Asbury Avenue Phone 1857 PAPER HANGING and PAINTING We Will On Any Plarr for ilnp Rqnm fir Mf.rf AVAM.ABI.I.. HKKKKSUH Phone 032l.W Free Estimate* Wesley Interior Decorators 338 Wesley Avenue *********** KM, IHIIN ****< ••*• C. L.BRECKLEY. IncJ House and Sign PAINTING llrnilv Hiiril 1'nii,I- ***************$****4 GEORGE 0. I ODER Painting Contractor « W, i«lh street PhonB 2SH-M "I.KT I.I |i|[l.l, (11) II" * E. N. EGGLY •*. INTERIOR and EXTERIOR PAINTING CONTRACTOR IARJHJL Al'fCSNTION GIVEN tvtllV DETAIL RKSIDENtE - M? INLET 1OAD * PHONE How to Solve One Building Problem CONCRETE CEMENT SAND + WATER STONE YOUR BUILDER KNOWS GOOD CONCRETE REQUIRES MORE THAN GOOD CEMENT 1. Sharp Washed Sand 2. Proper She Clay . Free Stone Water Added to a Carefully Weighed Mix The Answer SPECIFY Coastal Certified 3, CONCRETE Laurence E, Stedem - RECiiiiTERiiU _ Electrical Contractor Wirini for Light and Power Repair and Maintenance Servic* 1520 Asbury Avenue Phone 1573 , S. CORSON • Ilectricai Con HOTPOINT APPLIANCES Refrigmtor. .. Rang(,g . Water Heaters C,E. TELEVISION 7S2 West Avenue ! 211i.J-2 For anything ELECTRICAL CALL ... L.C. SMITH Phone Ocean City 0011 COASTAL CONCRETE and SUPPLY CO, 4lh and Haven Avenue* Ocew, City, N. J. - A. T.PORD Electrical Contractor , filQAsburyAT. Ph. 0029 115 B; Pkraon TELEVISION REPAIRS RADIO ,„, REFRIGERATION SERVICE - On All Makei _ JACOB C. SGHUFF Electrical Contractor 7.01 ASBURY AVE. ^ iz Home Laundry -— School Paper fins, 4th Year a Third Place at Columbia Meet By BOB I1AI I.I H,\N g-hooi'i i'lii Billows, fkiiiii City IliKh WUII rri'dKnltiun uwunl nl iff-. 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[.!ii'.i'H;i I '•/ Mil- Hl-niiilJ "il,a mil ill) Iin' |,rni' Tn fi.i ililiiti- tin- stililirit^' i ,li ,.•,-,. ,,r II,,, f'i.ljH ,1, t|,|. ,;,!,. i i ii' i> |;:,v:il/!i. ii, irift,illini.|.l, 'Miiui'liiiiil lin. 'i In,i.l yi-iir Miiliy ..M i ...i] I'.! (iiiiii iir,i "iu.rkinii' 'ffii- f;ii *- iiiiii HHuri -• '.liuw that thr liiHKl.iy , ! . •, - y v. hill it '.Mil hPll fur. iiS (;;, .i : ' 'Ihnt'ii ahv thDiit rubid Npniorsi ^ •- milii ijiid^ î fticitial! ifumf^, ih^t'H ' ! »hi Hi' Iripfl lo fpi peitple Uj buy .'...... VIIIUH llrkpta tu Ihe nlav. "Brrk-, Mitinv Pius UAstr ,,lf, »» ..I '.',, tiiivF i-riMii^rd In yth*,f munFj-mak- - h,ik ,if,r,i,i]f.i'|.il tliat I-I.IIM- '• . -,\ M^!,*;,.. fur Mitfi f. ;,ro UE,iimi' = , , All iiH.lii'i.iiU fiiuf.ii 141111 Jiiii-it -,-.,'] \< . r i. ; ;.fl ,,; Philjui'liiiiij uf.il ti, --> is f tit! irr,n.iii!,i!i'iy ti, Liii' jM.iiit..' {'i-r;,, Ri-i ru,t T r ^ i r, 1 r. j- IJi („•' Pii 11.- IiUii.ii H C ! •..F!t. r.-.il.i.t: in thf jriii ;,ii- ji, ii,: \'i AHiif.tii' CiTy ii;;.> i'i,f,tiiil :„.1. ,i. l.iTî.fi liiili fili'Siliiy in th.' *,,.>> fii'i niiiii.t. iiffli'c Pi, t ilfliii' h.i.liiiiij; Hiiii!:,' und IlliiuiiN, iiv^ , 1 t • -II ii ii Hi |i. ?, |, Ii; Tlii- lilllCl- Millvilii' i,« liiiiTi friim K ii m. ti PI,AVI.AND WOMEN BEAT ( AMTAI.DIS CITY CONTEST git* wofi* tin* Hutstpiiding markN Vis wry OVIT thr L-yhtuItii uâin in an ulUOiM*Qn City cunti^t in thi* South ' .:*'. Hyturduy riitjii .J/I f ' y.^'J, 1 ,, "h' .,," ' i,ll,r. ,,, f,,,,r Salvation Army Ha« 70th Anniversary 'I'he Salvation Army on Friday ob, sprvi'd the 70ih annivprsiry of il« lijuiiiliiiH in the United Stall's ufi MliH'h 10, 18811. A KiniiiM I'tidnrscmMnt (if Ihe Army'?; vvui'k fijr nien, wiimen yriii i hiiiiri'ii whii IIMMil jihysit-al onil M.iritual uiii v,uy si-rit Jjy Prl'Sita t TriiiiiiiM to M Ciil, A Kdjiiir Arkutt, illviMiiiiiil LiiniliianilMr far Stiuthifn Thursday, March lC Ne« Jefity, Ssuthettttrn Wnnij 1- viinlo and Delaware, Work of the Salvation Army wn« skirted by CnmmiMionrr deorô Sfult Rniiton. Bit'ompaniod by sever, bonnclpd tassies, whu landed in Ne« Yurk City friiiii F.ntilund, Students in Washington Mi.nih*,rh nf tiit. Hi-niur Ciii^s nf Middle Towrmhtp Tnureday lost \veak marh tour la WeBhlngton. U. t, from which they returned Saturttoy night Seventy studenti made tht trip, v iric« Ad win IH tin- bi,ariJy.alk l"'.ii|,l.- ;.r.- IH-II Inr! M IJufhy ii'il thi 1 wiriiiiTH with ii thin! iilriiti. ^ 'with IHI Miiiui't ivti.r»i,ii w.av liiEii K H s 0 i, K Anri: tiir HIM liiHci, v. ill, :i 1!)!| (iuii.i. iiii'i .. .. , ,. n . . . Him I Kelly v.:i« runni r.lip v.ilh-IB'i ,, l r ''"' i'""' * ' ' i /'• 'I'l.M Hhiilies r„.,„•* ,,.l,,,« Cily. ISiiv.lint; A.iMini.y iilli-y. (.;,• s, rijlliIIK nil iin •:. Jliulki'd up u i(.| I I I , . illil l,;ill um],h uwr Sli.r.M Ilaibiir. Ly the '" '' I'' 11 ' 1 " tuilil Mill luiiril ul a4Ul tu M04. fill h;nl hiMii lihilii « l,y Hiiii Tin' Kilmer C'licwitv. it-cl by I.i-: bi.ii.i* u|, 1 u II.i- lii..,i v.i-ek In. Nurljurv vkill, i. fiwa tripjlf ur.il TM i!i.i|,|ieil fuur '.'.lull' li.i. fin IJI.V sifiljle. luiiKlil tu a 2.2 sliiliTiuil.- . v- w.I-i.i, Cither ki-^lrr- it, !hiii|,|jer hrni-i;. .. Mfi ITiri ,'.i'ii' ii ;,.!,'.'. ..(.i-r if. 'hi el ii,i -I'lileii Hill l!.ji k i.t-v v. ith 2lr, s.,i,i"i.r.. fun.: A (' l,e;,i..i. •'. ". r. i Kv.iiii! C'nr'i.i. »i'i 'I' JiiM.viir, Ulili i^''i '1 aili>> a,,!,""'" ' *"• " ! ' •'•"" " • - • ' • ' • - ,,..-,;r"ii|',.. •',!•..;,. BiV,' >lii>v I.;,!,.'.1,1; ft ':.;i .r,,.ii li; fil' r'^rmv'.'-ii''••.'i-"i':\'u'!i li B 1 -'ily"a^ ll t''.'.V ,'Ml|) To Have Card Party 'I i,i- Ann-nriin L.'Miuii Aiisiliai. ^h'"t:^%^;i l nV"B15""T ir nf'i l ' l!'.; 55;! iii|iii, at .1 lili; Plumbing MICHELE PILEGGI J Plumbing • Heating I Phone 1876 505 North 8tr«t ********************** Fred 5, Tarves 3rd • BUILDER • 1 Bayview Place Phone 1127 om«! ttpi M I f w i w I n . K M W H I H A i r WUUrd F. Stetief Plumbing - Heating 0383 Oeeu City, N, J. l.|!!!U!,t|!l|!|l iiiiil ll.iiHi.j Fred H. Manley Plumbing • Hmating OH on 947 Asbury Ave, T.iephroe «M JOBBING - REPAIRS HANSBURKHARDT AND. ION OU i - Dutlnf Pbon« MZ9 WiWp Ara,, OCHB riu. N. J.. HARRY DIBB *. HKATINO York OU Bumera Yorii BoUer Burner Unite Y«k Winter Air Conditioner! _ V» WRHT AVKNl'R Pk, Uli _ RM, rfc. iM4.B.I WTI1UTK8 FDBM1BED Joseph Broadley PLUMBING • AND HEATING - IOBBINO - •W Wcalajr Av, Ph. 072S Plumbing Heating Oil Burners William 0. Townsend 60S Atlantic Avf, Phonp 03JB ALTERATIONS JOBBING j, G. SUMMER Plumbing - Heating h III! 3301 Simpson Av. Phone III! Charles Scheldt, Inc. 358 Asbury Av, Ph, 2377 Plumbing - Heating Johnson Oil Burners Commercial • Industrial RettdeniUl Oil Burnlni Equlpmcnl TO YOURSELF YOU WOULD BE FA/G) YOU'LL KEEP YOURHQUSEi IN GOOD RCPAIfZ FLOOR SANDING LINOLEUM CONGOWALL COMPLETE FLOOR SERVICE ASPHALT TILE — RUBBER TILE RUSSELL SUTTON 839 ASBURY AVENUE PHONE 0298 Builders Builders PLUMBING HEATING General Electric Oil Formen Tlmkm Silent AulomaUe Oil Burner* General Electric Appliance! Atlantic Beliiiinf Fuel Oil and Kermene twin — Imlijiliiliiin — S»niM VOSS AUTOMATIC HEAT & FUEL OIL CO. 201 Aibury Av. Phone 0411 See Too Late to Clanifj Ads > - Firlt Section W OMM Citr HH-W- TB«llah»« ?1-M J0B1WO NORMAN SCHENCK UQIITEBID PLUMBING ud HEATING CONTRACTOR EMm§m ****** A..... Olri „, ,, *»*********•*•*****< rboneai •HI •in Be WiM Modrrnlii with Wm, D. Camburn Albert S, Camburn REGISTERED BUILDERS Jabbing — Alteration! — Roofing 1039 Weft Avenue ••«•••«*«•»••••••»•*•*•»»»••••••»•••••••»*«»«»• iHiiiiiiiiBaiiiHiitiraaiiiiifiHmBiininiiMaiiyiini liiliiiililnaKiiiiiiiiutliiiiiiiii^ 111 1 !'!!! 111 !!!!! 11 '!' 111 !""'''''! 1 " 1 '' 111 " 111 " 1 "-" 11 -"-- 1 ' 1 111 ' 111 """"" 1111 "' 11 '' 1 *' 1 ' 11111 *'"'" 1 "" 11111 ' 111 ' CONFIDENCE in your BUILDER We have eanUnneualy eajarei toe esnfideoce of the public be- eaaie of the fail that we lien- lie every eitlmate to the complete utjafaetlsn ol IBe ctutotan-. This ii lirm auBranre that your Job will be earrled out exactly •»-promlMd. Thii h»» been our oiuwervlm policy during m«ny years of inMcHfal bBilneai leailnfi In Bella Jersey, Frank Howard •toiitnis CONTRACTOR > BUILDER 1124 Aabury Av., Ocean City, N, J. Phone 2693 ********************** ARCHITECT V, B. SMITH . Architect Room 410, National Bank of Ocean CH? Buitdini Phone UU 1421 Atlantic Av. Atl. City Phone A. C. 4-1864 ************************ Registered Builder JOBBING KOBERT T. BRINGHUBBT 42 Simpson Bond Phone 1M4.W In.! P'VUI* 0"-J POTTS' BROS, Bciistored Builders 609 Ocean Avenue Phone O. C, 2971 a • Phone 18G3-M Daniel F, Connor Builder Res,; 1919 Aibury Ave. Jobbing Alterations ( Cameron Bros. Co, ( ( Builders, Jobbers ] I and Roofers | X 37 naydiiilfi PI. Fhqli? W7t | $iiMiiiiiiinaiiiiniiimuiiNiiiiiiiioiiiiiuiiiiii)iiiiiiiiiiii[wiii.:. W.W.Graham Contractor and Builder CUSTOM-BUILT HOMES Phone 0009-W 820 - 7th Street iniiiiiiimjniiiiiiiiiiommiiiiiito |H, C. AMOS BUILDER 4929 Central Avenue Phone 2109-W No Job Too Large No Job too Small A, W, J, Williams & Son BUILDERS JOBBING * LIII A TIO N 8 1707 Bay Avenue Ocean City, N. J. Box 48, AUendabj Rd, Marmor. CARPENTER JOBBING ALTERATIONS Registered Builder Robert Clayvillc 1209 Wed Avence Phone fill H, C, PONTIEREI BUILDER 933 Wait Ave, Ph, 18081 See Toe Late to Cl«»»ify Ad» • - - Firtt Section A. Gregory Ogden ARCHITECT . % MCIIHB Bid,, WUdwrnrf, H, 1. nan WUdwted > IDW, HOPK1NSON and CO, Designers & Builders OF Modem Homes 620 8th Street BUS — Phonei —0135 ROOFING /NEW ROOFS or Just a Repair Job? In either case — call Independent, We've the •!» perienee, tht men, the materials and the equipment to give you a perfect job on any roof. We've been roofen for many yeari and expect to be for many more. Thafi why an Independent guarantee mean* eoffi^hbtg. Pick a reliable, financially sound fin to re-roof for you, GUTTERS RAIN CONDUCTORS SHEET METAL WORK INDEPENDENT ROOFING CO.. Inc. 208 Sixth Street — Phone Oeean City 0183 If No Answer, Call Plvaunlvlllr 431-W Free EsiimaiH Furnished — F. n.A. Flnanelnf Arrange* |t!l!t|IIIIM!!!!!!!l|l!i!l|i!Ml ROOFII1C SIDING Registered Builder Edmund C. Wisham 24A»buryAvc. Ph. 1237 fltllillt iil Roorinc SHEET METAL WORK GIITTER3 . 6POUTINQ ",, 1 :,^" A,rConditiOniri4 H. CRAIG Ph. 0916 9th & Haven DHIVl CAREFULLYI TODAV AND mvmv DAW 'IF IN#VS9OR HOMt THt\ WELL OVERHAUL.' FHA Financing No Down Payment 36 Months to Pay • Watmrbury The Moit Modem HEATING SYSTEM SAMPSON^ HAM ADA 1?QOf ING • $WffFTM€TAL WORU« 6 328 WKT AVENUE •
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