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ChiKiym Tune-Ups For Trophy Racing boat ticaii season at the " Qfy yacht Club opened Sun dtgft with the tune-up race of the B$tr#oar speedboat aeries, after st- U|(npb to start sallboaUng fell through for the second, stratghl week. MiHvllle'a, Mytl Chtfcty and his Cherry n garnered prize* In two di-, —Uie, utility runabout i the rac* Ing runabout group Cbrfaly Hook M» chedkered flag — imdlwp^.p/ifr.r i Wift «pwiln# Wr# •mint**, HI* »«v«n Im w welnt ed«e ever Bill , pf irUddonfl.ld, M. K In - F. 'Which poolc second it*. jjg &T liichle, of Philadelphia, inlro- hls racing runabout. Crew to local boat race enthusiasts Impressive fashion by taking the iHip race prize over some of the t racing pUo& of the area K Mlchle, who Is 19 and is associated * Ith his father in the textile Indus- y, pushed his sleek craft to a win lie handicap alter finishing third he scratch race to Philadelphia ! Stiles dn Ms hydroplane, the Hot- Meantime, ifewr at the Club't In- KterhaHanal lHO 1 * /took off ion • ' ihikedewn rece Saturday *fttr- f noSn, ibut all called (for haly and a •-Wwh.n Hie wind suddenly died . down and ilefr |them to drift onto t nearby Iwechti. • Boy Vollmar, chairman of the roc- committee, said that the Comets, and Senior Moths and the jvere late starting because -many ofithe s|dppers were still In ^ at FUladelphh area, schools. Palmers Win Playoff , For Bowling Loop Title Palmer's Frigldalres thumped Mar. mora B 2020 to 1856 at the Stone Harbor alleys Thursday Dlglit to on nex the championship of the Occa City Seashore Bowling League. The contest was the playoff of second half tie between the two teams. Palmers won the first half race, so the victory cancelled (hi need for a championship playoff. The,lateness of Uie dote and the distance to and from the Stone Har- bor alleys! appears to have damp- ened the enthusiasm for a city championship playoff between Palmers and Ewing Tlastercss, winners 0; the City Bowling League. I Many ot the fleet boats are land 4 1 tcked pending completion of a new < ement ramp to move the croft into ^< nd out of the water. The project Li 'i xpected to he finished this week tllltr rnulMDla Scratdi—Gunner If Fete Allfn Mor- •" ~ iBrtty F Bill trance JJ. J 3 Cherry II Mutt vine, N J Time s 21 2 Cherry II 2 Betty F . Tlnw 11 7 8 _ Jierry LL 7. Betty F 6 • 11 5 t rauboota V-1. Hotfoot Joe Stiles Phil . 2 Cherry II J cren Tut til Me. Philadelphia 4, Mlnlt Man^ ulty HJcfcnwi Philadelphia Time i in 3, Handicap—1 Crew Cut 2 Mlnlt ~xn: 3, Cheery til, 4 Hotfoot rime SI • Points—Crew Ciitj 10 CherrJ II 9 tOUaif, ft Mlnlt Mqh 3 )' ..i I Counter Tops » S/nfc Tops » Cocktail Tables John E. & Howard TROUT,lnc. , Call O. C. 1200 k' t w: BUICK SALES • SERVICE GUARANTEED USED CARS GENUINE BUICK PARTS WHEEL ALldhMENT & BALANtblNa. , THE MODES'! WAY ' U. S. TIRES Fishing Club Member Lands Striped Bass The llrst striped bass or the sum mcr season for a member of the Ocean City Fishing Club was cred Ited late )ast week to Robert C. My, trs. He left the 14th st. pier tempor- ally and fished the surf at ISth St., there he beached a 10V4 pounder ibout 7:45 p. m. The fish wns wit- icsscd and weighed in at the pier ly Hiram Van Fossen, plemnistor. Pier (lishermen of the club also reported small catches of kin^flsh, weakflsh and a few perch during the past week. Among them were n. S. Schultz with 4 kings and 2 perch; Ed Lafont, 2 kings, 4 perch; Stanley Oriowski, Jim Splllan, John Malloy, Charles Crima and Bob Whllaker one or two caoh, and H. Patterson, three kings. S. J. kennel Club Gets Membership in A.K.C. The South Jersey Kennel Club has been adopted ns a mcmbci of the American Kennel Club, it was report- ,cd at the monthly meeting of the group In Buena, Plans are well under way~for the contemplated Point Show to be spon sored by .the club at Vinelnnd in Oc- tober. Club membership Is open to all Interested persons. THI DIFFERiNCE Teacher—Johnny, can you tell i the class how much difference Ihere Is between the words ' notorious and "famous'" Johnny—OfThand I'd viv just as much as there Is betueen the smell of lupiberger cheese and that of a m USED Eim Uwd Cars 1953 «-door Srudebilier Land Cruliar> f"Hy equipped. 19S0 Studtbaker Commander 44oor Sedan, n*9 Bulck Convertible fully eqolpped- lirt^Sfuda'b.ker Champion ^dodr Sedanf WYA.MEN6EL&S0N Sf UDEtt'AKIli -S»la'i «Y Strvic* 112 Central Ave. Ph. 1443 WOODBINE MOTOR SALES Is The Place to Buy the ALL-NEW '55 DE SOTO and PLYMOUTH 4 ton D»n't Need A Trade #No FUrd Den-n r.jjni-nt # »»1. 36 Mailhs—Bank BMCi GUARANTEED USED CARS Many with No Down Payment MOtOR SALES and SAVE I DeSoto-PfyrnOurh p«al«r 100 .WASHINGTON AVE. T ' 3 . AUTWl No maHeV what yw>r prtUfiftitt or requirement* may be, . * • , w»' dan supply thorn. Full St&K Comy,oV.y Rates pWMrh SftJcft tSimhy Rates , Deviating; /Vftâf C^lpany Rates (Non-AsstsMble) rt -» (Minst md Strvlce. OmfirtraMnt vnderwrltlna requirement!, your witling - yew don't have to. t'tot,01*^ywr lea] bujc end iJChattin RODUCiR" •mmummm 85 Boys Start Baseball Loop Howoll Invites More Aged 8 to 15 Years With approximately 85 cngcr ball plo>ers on hand, practice began. >es- terdav morning at the Oth si and Bay av flcld for the summer baseball teams composed of boys in the 8 15 year age group Instruction in the fundamentals of hitting. Holding, and catching will continue this week along with a scr ies of practice games each morning Actual league plav Ls scheduled to begin next Monday Sponsor**! |by , E Kobay hi Cape Mas J Williams, LSI! liar bor, Libio Oct in Citv INDEPENDENT ROOFING CO., INC. ROOFING — SIDING — SHEET METAL AL GARDINER 206 Sixth Street — Phone Ocean City 0163 If No Answer, Call O, C. 3251-W Frati Eillmalai Furnlihtd ~- F.H.A. Financing Arrangtd — ROOFING — SHEET METAL WORK — GUTTERS - SPOUTING FORCED WARM AIR HEATING 4 GAS and ARC WELDING • H. Graig 9th St. & Haven Avo. Phone 0916 ROOFING — SIDING JOHNS-MANVfLL-t ASSESTOi PERMANENT AWNINGS £NAMetstO'ALUMINUM SIDING^ ptAStit tfLEWALLS INSUL ALUMINUM SIDING^ AQtfrTf0N& tfLE.WALLS — INSULATED CEILINGS ASPHALT or RUBBER TILE FLOORS A. C C®K$tRUGTfO»sf m 501 NATIONAL BANK OF OCEAN CITY BLDO. PHONE 1471 — RieHA*»'FAj|rf Helene Hawn is Maltman's Bride Pretty Wedding in BaptisY tiVuVct. SOMEIIS POINT—A lovely Jaw wedding took ptoce June 11, In thi Fust fiaplist Church here, when Mts! Ilclene Hawn, daughter of Mr an Mii Frank Andrew Hawn, 19 Dels waie av, was married to Wesle: Wightman Mailman Jr, Wilmington, Del The Rev Aiden Kaiiell, pastor, officuted Miss Elaine Hawn, sLsler of the bride, was the moid of honor, and bridesmaids were the Musts Drue Mailman, slstci of the bridegroom, and Chariot te Mangano. Margate Howard Elder was the best man and Robert Morris ind Roval Lynch, all of Wilmington, were m>her* The bride wore |a full length gown of white organdy with a chapel train The trimming -was of seed ipearls »nd rhlnestones. Her fingertip veil draped from a matching Itlara land she carried a bouquet 'of white rosebuds. The bride's altcntlanti 1 gowns were shied alike in oigandy with the maid of honor -wearing fight bki| arttitioHi ana white roses and the )i idesmnidi wearing dark blue and anjinK light blue carnations Following the ceremony a recep- tion iwas (held at Mac's iRestaurant after which Ithe couple left tfor a honeymoon in the Poconos. They will make ithelr jhome In Edgemoor BflL. , Tne brlfle was gi.iduated from Ocean City JD«h School in 1951 and attended Goldy Reacom College in Wilmington, Del Prior to her mar- lage ihe w^s emploved at the 3oard»alk National Bank in Atlantic Mr Maltninn attended the Acad- mv of 1-ine Aits and is employed ith the Iienj.iniin F Sliaw Co in Wilmington, Del laiilfled Adi Bring Quick Results SIGN PAINTING • Window end Truck Lettering A JtyLPH VEJIDI Ph. 3>20 733 Moors Ave. D6PENDABL6 SERVICE PAPERHANQING PAINTING Exterior arirf fiiterior E. T> Aufcmns 334 Central Av., Ph. 1507-J MAtKAIN FOR MAÔN WOR'K JliQ Cenlrir AveV #hons 21*2 Dudley L. Phillips, Sr. PAPERHANGING VV«1lpiper For Site 1G4. /bbiiry Avo. (>h. 13I2W J. ERf»AH PAINTER . 805 Bay AV«nue Ettlmite* Phont UM AidesNarfredFrtr Catholic Affair Luncheon-Party Set at Bait* on July 27 SOMERS POIN'T— Mrs^ John Koch presided at the June meeting of the Hosarj-^ltaV Society of St Joseph's R, C. cHurcH, Thiiralay cvenUig in the Church Hajl. Plans were dis cussed for the annual summer luncheon-card parly to be held July 27, at Bala Inn. The pastor, Itev John G Flanagan is general chairman of the party, with'the officers, Mrs. Koch, Mrs. P. Brooke, Ashman, vice president, (and Mrs. Anne Sullivan, financial secre- tary. General' committee members are Mrs. Thomas V, Stafford, Mrs. Francis A. Woerner, Mrs., Michael Trench; Mrs. R. Itoatih ,Whllc, JWrs. Frank Gualliere, Mrs. Daniel Steel- man, Mrs. Baymond kGibson, Mrs. Jo- seph Gercty Sr., Mrs. Fred Smart- ley Jr., Mrs. Bernard tylurphy, Mrs. Charles Walto, Mrs. Robert Bordello, Mrs. William Nuge'ht. Mrs. Alfred Wllkins Jr., Mrs. Mary Gavkill, Mrs. Owen J. Bierne, Mrs. Robert Rush. Mrs. Joseph Oastaldi, Mrs. Viiicent Sannlno, Mrs. John O'Hara, Mrs. J. Swank; Mrs. Albert Bcssan, Mrs. James Smith, Mrs. Herman Meskers, Mrs. F. Fay, Mrs. J. Waters Jr., Mrs. G. Foretillu, Miijs, Hv'enc Brown, Mrs. Fred HuriHcy, Mrs. Helen Er- nest, Mrs. C. Walker, Mrs. E Duffy, Mrs. Harry Schmid, Mrs. Joseph Sln- non, Mrs. J. Gordon Neelon, Mrs. Mllb Stettler, Mrs. VVilllnm Harris, Mrs. Wayne Leyrer Jr., Mrs. Conrad Schmidt, Mrs. Jac|c Waterman, Mrs. Edward Gross, Mrs. John Gaffney, Mrs. Armand DcGroff. Mre. Hmry Callaghan, Mrs. Frank Carfagno, Mrs. Marie DesRosicr, Mrs. Edward Getty, Mrs. William Curry, Mrs. W. Curran and Mrs. A. W. Sahurn. A natural mink stole, which will be one of the features of the card party, was modelled by some of tin members, A report was made on the progresi of nrtlclcs for Uie fancy work boot! where Jiand-made novelties will b sold. Mrs. FranlrGualtlere; Mrs^Frei Sniartley Jr., Mrs. Raymond Gibson and Mrs. Daniel Steeunan will hav hargc of this booth. Father Flanagan spoke briefly oJ he work the women arc doing foi Ihc church, and of the church schoi which opened Monday. The nex meeting will be July 21, 24 Pupils at Point- Given Polio Shots ' SOMERS POINT—Dh Paul Camer- on arid Dr. James HHchner admin- istered Sajk polio, vaccine to ,24 children .whp are pupils, of First and Sccd'nd grades', Friday. Mrs. Barbara Scibai, Mrs. Viola MeKennett, Mrs. Margaret Spacht, Mrs. Emma Scoy and Mrs. Kay Bcr- ger were on hand to assist with, the children. They were appointed by Midiuel Colao, chairman of the polio foundation drive in Somers Point. The •children who were inoculated were treated to ice eream by Mayor Fred Chapman. Miss Thompson Wed In Church Point 6irl Bride of J. W. Knopp SOMBllS POLNT—St Joseph's R C Church was the bcene of a pretty wedding Saturday afternoon when Miss Marilyn Ruth Thompson, daughter of Mis Marguerite Thompson, 39 Hlgbcc av, Somers, Point, became the bride of Joseph William Knopp, son of Mr and Mn Paul V Knopp, of Dayton, Ohio The Rev John Hanagan ofliciatcd at the double ring ceremony The bride wore a full length gown of white nylon net over bjUn, cluin tlllv l,ree bodice, long pointed sleeves, and a Peter Pan collar of [ace Her vtil was held in place with i bandeau of lace, tiunmcd with sequins and pcailb Het bridal bou qtiel was of white roses, stephanolls and baby biealh, with while orchid center Mrs Lois Fiurentlno. of Ocean was of a,uft carried a co ">"«* Her h^ deau trimmed Atfeu, MI« blue net Over trlca Shields, ' a ^ta rt City. no The altar was ed with urns oil jnd baby David R. Welch' m. i Robert Conner, ttb Ohmer Swart THE OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-ttDGER w-BUT MOT ME/ 1AA 60MMA 6 P K IT— • now oncd wit Atlantic Cty AJr Kiner H.gh School A wedding the New Jen white wedding Htrcamerv velopment Council Launches ,, Jersey Promotion Campaign belli The couple left % . iM in the Pocono Moimf.uTs M,rs Knopp wlU ^ Hlgbee av um ^ the^ will ,e.slde at mX av, Dayton, Ohio Ordinance tor t Cleaning of Th The North WiidwoAj Council last ttcek likwitut,, dinance reou,,) ownenrf,' •"•' to clear lots v,U^ Kôut New Jersey Develop ilCbuneil yesterday launched j pdSP to promote Uie slogan, (Sauarc Miles of Opportunity," | businesses, organizations and lulls I L Sinclair, of Haddonfleld, _ president, urged • partieipa- i this public relations program i use of the Southern New ri tin all mail matter. , emblem features an outline r Jersey circled by the words _em New Jersey" and the i "3,000 sq. miles of opportu- contributing members of the Devel- opment Council Any husiney, in flustry, tlub, organiration or indi malMlBl" 1 ' min th ° promollonal •i:%en rCMdent of Southein N Jenej has a stake in the area," bin- clJir saiil, "and everyone benefits by Us ordcily growth nnd development Its eiery pel-son's job to promote Southern New Jeisey" Vacation Bible School Enrolls 99 Children lots oflTiclals cite as health or ittZ i £ four different The oidlnance jlvfci p ^ —---•- -'- Mavor and Council to dttin»bj -jncil to detent' status of a lacjnt 1st " health and safety. Electricians him. TED CLYMER — ,R*glslered — Eliictrnal Contractor PHONE MM 170f CENTRAL AVENUE DeFRANCO ELEQRICAL SERVICE R«glstercd Electrlcil Contractor 1214 ASBURY AVENUE PHONE 1M» PAIKTING EXTERIOR and INTERIOR GUS F. HEIN, JR. 415 Penn Ave. North Hills, Pa. OflontiMtl-J PLASTERING BRICK POINTING CLYDE CARSON 1115 BAY AVE. PHONE 1M2 PAINTING GPflLLO INTERIOR - EXTERIOR •45 PELHAM PLACE Phone 1111 or MW FLOOR SANDING • LINOLEUM • COWGOWALL COMPLETE FLOOR SERVICE ASPHALT TILE - RUtf&ER TILfe Russell Sutton NG (INTERIOR -^XTERIOR GEORGE L. GRUBB 1042 Ctntral Avo. Phono 130S/M PAPERHANGING PAINTING ir Frank W. Young FHA FINANCINi ARRANGED —;AS LOW PAfNTING INTERIOR ^k Electrician jlr said the emblem Is being Ninety-nine children of school age available on n cost, no-proflt' weTe enrolled yesterday at the open- U i letterheads the woids, graphed in blue Blue and white with the emblem "Grow With Us," sticker^ also d th rcquued to clear them on IU irinB the emblem and the words days Fjlluie to comely an. w With Us" which may be at in the city clearing uTe Zh ' absessmi; the owner wn tti of the job ' FOR PROMPt, COURTEOUS SERVICE CALL 1771 WM. S. ANDERSON,Inc ELECTRICIANS Service and Installation 1352 ASBURY AVENUE We Specialize in Electric Home Heating WILLIAM S. ANDERSON JOHN fi. H| to envclop'cs, letters, pom 14 and circulars Postage meter plates for use i postage meters Engravings which msv be< used brodiure printed bv the letter ft method For offset printing, a by proof uf the emblem will he turd uilhout charge |ider may be obtained tlnough Development Council offices, 16 iral Piei Atbntic Cit\. oi IT i\ id st Wondbuiy, at a cost of per thousand Engiavings also be furnished through the offices coil of S-l fornintinn nn letterhead costs the pDst.lKe nietor pl.iles wtllch (urniilicil a^ 4 cost of S10, also be obtained through either of iodalr enu)hJ',iie(l thai Ihê pio % not being confined ,lu, only session of the Daily Vacation Bible School to be conducted through thii week JI the Ocean titv llaptist Church. The school will be in progress until Friday. Parents will be invited to Lhe closing program at 7:30 Fri- day night in the church, when hand- work made by the children will be displayed and refreshments will be SCI \A'(1 Ihemc ol the school is hailing With Christ" and the classes are in session from 9:30 to 11:30. Minor Fined For Entering Tavern A 20-ycur-oUI Whitesboro girl was fined $20 Saturday for_ entering -a Wildwood cafe in violation of an or dinance applying to minors. Her es- cort jraJ nnud'$50. for crcaling a Star* Fnnti LET UJ BSTIÂTt ON YOU* WORK NOW Albert 1207W«l.yAV. nt, m SAMPSON and HAMADA 328 WEST AVENUE PHON? 1048 Roofing - Sheet Metal Forced Air Economical \ r^ducw 1riitdll yigi.^'1 *-.-
~ SECTION TWO THE OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER City Sentinel-Ledger PublUhed way Thursday at The Sentinel-Ledger Building, * ' Ith at. and Haven av.. Ocean City, N. J. by THE OCEAN CITY SENTDNELrLEDGER, Inc. pi The Ocean city Sentinel-Ledger — Eat. 1B81 JOHN T. BTETHERa General Manager HAROLD LEE, Editor VIMCKNT T. MICHKLlrrTE. Ant. Editor ICE; $3.25 per year by mall In Ocean City and vicinity; six • v cut of MlBIMlPPl River Ber >ear. S3.73. six month!, Elver per year. *4.TB. Price on newi stands, 5 cents Second Class Matter at the Post Office at Ocean City, New Jersey. Under Act of March 3. 1879. __ Resort Visitor Makes Girlhood bream Come Trump Finds Career With Ice Follies Show league In [the country. Cpfigrvstman Hand Wins Another Round As the gory pugilist was supposed to have said, "It was ":a tough fight, Mom, but I won.** That's about the way It seemed when word came from Congressman T. Millet Hand ^ lqte last week that the House Committee on Appropriationi has approved funds totaling more than $1,000,000 for South " Jersey beach protection work, including $67,000 for Ocean City. The business of persuading Congressmen that Uncle Sam has some financial responsibilities in keeping the seashore a tit place for millions of bathing vacationists has been in progress for at least 15 years, ever since the ocean , began making noticeably serious inroads on bathing beaches here and in neighboring resorts. Action by the House committee is seen here as the culmination of a long wait for some federal participation. The wheels sometimes grind very slowly down in Wash- ington. After what seemed an eternity, the 79th Congress conceded that seashore cities were entitled to some federal aid, but that was as far as it went. Conceding a point and providing money to back it up turned out to be two differ. en things. It wasn't until 1954 that the 83rd Congress moved ahead to the point where it prescribed the conditions under which it would grant such aid. Again, without an appropria- tion. Now, according to Rep. Hand, the money is definitely set up fa ah omrlibus bill covering a myriad of public works projects, and it Is believed to have excellent chance of pas- sage, at least in the House. Which brings up another ques- tion of whether the Senate will concur. At any rate, the outlook for genuine federal beach erosion assistance is brighter than it ever has been before, And Ocean City owes some words of thanks to a diligent Congressman Hand, who has been fighting for just such recognition for his district a good many years. •y KAY BOWIN ' Dreams of childhood do come true for some of us. At least they did for Mils Pat Fish, a recent visitor here at the SeBVlew Hotel. Mill Fish, a resident of Mcdis, Pa., spent a lot of her time as a child haunting the lee skating rlnki and the frozen ponds, dreaming of the time she could put on a pair of ice skates and glide over the smooth surface as the skaters the spent so much time witching. She finally got her first pair of skates and from that time she no longer was just a spectator but a participant on the Ice, As [all children do, Mils 0Nih drc*mod.|Her dreatiu featured tit!- Mil JIJ a (kater In one of the big lit thews, imaybe even the Ice Follies. These Idreams continued During the simulated bombing raid, bathers ducked under the boardwalk, apparently, without wondering whether radiation might leak down through the cracks. Community Support for Our Schools This is a bit repetitious, but it is intended to add our , "ditto" to an editorial in Friday's final edition of The Bil- lows, Ocean City High School newspaper, in which the edi- tors expressed appreciation to various local organizations for their((support of the school by contributing,scholarship awards'in varying Amounts. A glance through last week's Billows at all the awards, large and small, made it seem as if few students finished the term without attaining some form of recognition for ath- letics, scholarship, citizenship, music, home economics or other specialty subjects. The "honor roll" of contributors of scholarships or other prizes is long, including Kiwanis, Rotary, Exchange, SoropUmists, Women's Club, Colony Club, Venture Club, American Legion, Daughters of American Revolution and , the school groups of the Student Council and Honor Society. In addition to all these contributions at the end of the term,. several pf tne organizations honor school students throughout the term. Kiwanis gives an annual dinner for the football team Exchange plays dinner host to the bas- ketball team, Rotary gives a dinner for the band, and the SoropHmists entertain girls of the Leaders' Corps. If community encouragement makes a good school system, Ocean City certainly has one! * « $ Every man is born with the faculty of reason and the faculty of speech, but why should he be able to speak before We has anything to say?—Benjamin Whichcote. • . e • o The true use of speech is not so much to express our wants as to conceal them.—Oliver Goldsmith. * * * "Nearly every individual can become a relatively weal- thy person if he follows one simple rule. That is to spend less money each week than he earns. Men like Benjamin Franklin, and others on down through the years, have become well to do by following such a rule."—Enterprise, Mebane, N. C. WEEKLY CROSSWORD PUZZLE Comedienne Here's the Aiuwer \\4 3 Incarnation of Vishnu 4 Preposition 5 Shield SlMton ? Anger* 8 French article OKto "Before 33 Liken 34 Take into custody 35 Stupor 35 Memorandum 37 Damper iiuiuuoumcc 28 "Emerald Iste" 41 Gull-like bird 52 Babylonian 37 Handle 42 Prayer ending deity 38 Erect 43 Cam as shelter 54 Sue of shot 41 Transpose (ab.) 45 Era 46 City in Nevada 47 Dismounted 34So$rdi*k •38 In I MB«ffiroH(ab,} S» Pronoun 40 Rodent ttPcrtom* 47 Qualified County Costs Mainly Social Jersey Experience Cited at Conclave More than half the total cost of county government In Now Jqrsey stems directly from social problems, such as diicaic, old age, poverty, and'crimo, Mercer County Freehold, cr Joseph S. Holland said Friday morning In a panel dlicussion on county revenuo needj, heltl at Hotel President, Atlantis City, during the fourth annual convention of the As. soclatlon of Chosen Freeholders of New Jeriey, Holland, who was moderator of the panel, pointed out that in 1SB3, the latest year for which complete compilation! are available, the 1 counties of New Jersey spent a total of $102,000,000 for operating costs, "Forfy-nlnt per sent el the teta li far the charitable, corrections 'and penal functions alone," Hol- land said, "Another tight par cent Is for eourf cMft( mush of whieh arises from prosecution and trla «f criminal cases." Members of the panel in addltlor to Hilland were RUSSBII T. Wilson of EngleWood, president of the Nc Jorsey Association of Municipal A sossors; Mrs, J, Ward Ryan, of Had donflold, of the New Jersey League of Wonieii Voters; and Dr. William Miller, of Princeton, research direc. tor of Princeton Surveys, Costs for care of the mentally i jre the greatest single Item in coun ty budgets throughout the state. Hoi land continued, "In fact the $13,- 000,000 spent for the mentally ill is jnore than the total spent for gen. era! government for the 21 counties J! is nearly as much as the entire amount spant for county roads an ,Midges," Holland added: "If we believe that even under the most cautlout expenditure program the Board Of Chesm Freeholder! can appre- ciably reduce such large spending Hems 11 Incurred far the tubercu- lar, mentally III, feebleminded, (rippled children, and assistance to fhe aged—we would be deluding ourselves. These casts have been Increasing, and In all probability they will continue to Increase aver the foreseeable future, "Possibly the only way those ex- penditures can be controlled would ,b( through a long range approach which would correct some of th basie causes—through health pro. grams, higher ineomo for the under, privileged and crime prevention. The United States has made outstanding jains In those fields in reeent years, jt 1s through contlnuod and intensive /effort in these tune areas that our hope for the future lies, "Approximately three fourths of the costs of county government fur programs which relate to pep pie. The remainder li divided almost equally for roads and brjdges and lor property," Although the counties receive funds from several sources, the prop erty tax is the major revenue pro- ducer, Holland explained, accounting for 72 per cent of all county funds, Avaion Election Suit Postponed Not to be Tried Until Sept. 12 The suit contesting the election of Mayor Edith qreenaii and Borough Commissioner John V, Meancy In tne Avaion election May 10 has been postponed until Septombcr 12. The ease was to have been started yesterdiiy in Superior Court, The suit to set aside the election was filed last month by James O'neill, attorney with Harold E. Winder Jr., chairman of the Avaion Committee of SO, and • Waiter M, Law as the plalntUTs, They charfled that approximately 30 persons who cast ballots In the borough coinmlsiion election were not legal residents of Avaion. Tito suit seeks to set aside the election of Mayor. Orbenan and Com- m'lasloncr Mcuncy, and declare as legally elected the losing candidates, Donald Evcringham tad Gusttv Ta- fei Jr., members of the Committee of BO slate. Water Works Chief Retires at Wild wood Howard 0, Banks, who for the past S7 years was superintendent of the Wild-wood city water wofks, retired fijbmv.thal; pqslUpniliiit-iwatlt. 1 slan? liy, Casper was luuttcil acting 1 super. Jhtendeni ' Mr. »nki was nrosident uf ihy Soutli Jersey Water Association and In. 1050 was named a member of the State Water Licensing Board. A dollar wonlt do as much as it used to—but no one else does either. all Miraugh Iher school yean end Into her eellege life at Welt (Chef* tor State TtMhiri College, where the ma|or«d In physical education, WflUi there ihe joined the Inter Figure Skating Club and was a mem her of the Arena Carnival lee Show given at th« Philadelphia Arena The dream got o bo too mush far hor so the finally took the "bull b> the horns" and tried to get a jol skating at the Ben Franklin Hotel. As loon as they saw her she was hired, so she said good bye to col- eie and strsted her career. While appearing at the Ben Franklin the roomed (with ji girl who Wat rU. THIS IS POPULAR SEASON FOR BUYING AND SELLING —USE THE WANT ADS (Classified Advertisements CLASSIFIED AD BATM Wordi or !«•„,, (3B per word exEcedlng 25 worts) 5 .Coniecutlvo Timei, with 28 Words or Lois Ads Boqulring Box Numbers, 2Se More AH Clasilflsd Advartising Caih — FOUNDED Registrations Now Being Accepted far SUMMER SESSION June 27—August 5 HIGH SCHOOL SUBJECTS ELEMENTARY Remedial Reading Specialist The only State-Approved Summer Session in this a: KATHRYN R. MORGAN, Principal 1216 Pacific Avenue Telephone ATLANTIC CITY One look tells everyone graduated low-price Yet you can own a big super-powered Mercury for Igss than 13 models of the low-price 3* TI10 neighbors wUl Ihlnk that you got a rako—whon"aotufllly you'll bo tatting money! , For example, on tot oort. You can buy a • big i88-horiOpowar Mercury Custom 6- paBsengcr Sedan for lesa than 13 modola in the iO-caUed low-prioa flild, * And that's only the bufifinlnB of what you save Record sales Itr us flivr you a lop' ^ allawanct far your praiinl tar Muroiiry m one of the year'i hottMt mn. Our quick turnover, high voluino, lota ,us give you more for your proBont car. You get back more' of your inveslmenl with Mercury's top resale value Mercury consiatently loads Its field for resale value according to independent market rc- porta of usea-car ptfcm. Remember, too, that Mercury's famous economy and stamina keep operating costs low¥-help make Mercury,one of the Iqwest. colt cars in lit class to own, * • In Mercury's loweit.qrMt Custom Beriei you've got 4 models to choose from. For a few dollars more you have a choice of 7 more • modela in the Monterey and 198-horscpower Montclair soriei. (The Binart, low-aUhoiMtto Montclair hardtop coupe ii shown above.) We invite you to stop In at our showroom to see and try the moder that fits your needs and budget belt. Si'ieJ on MiiiBOriisii of ngnvbiliirsn* IUSKM fill w hilwjr wjil fntn, tiling o Minvrr Cuilem 19ber $tim («if /fcimtidt. ITPAYS.TOOWNA, thi big NO OTHER CAR OFFERS YOU BIGGER REASONS FOR BUYING IT • Excluiiye styling shared by no other car • New SUPER-TORQUE V-8 ong'moi on every model (188 or 198 horjopower) —backed by Mercury's record of producing V-8 engines exc/uiive/y • 4-barret vacuum carburetor on eyery model at no extra coiF • Dual exhausts at no extra cost on all Monlcloirs ond Montereys • Ball-joint front suspension for easier hondting • Unique anti-fouiing high-compression sparkplugs • Consistently highest resale value In its field ^fOR FUTURE STYLING, SUPER POWER tm PHONE 3134 GARDEN MOTORS/ WBIH AVEWIE over Rhont m county TndI COTSOKBWI ,f?Jf p « lie in Bolore aivertUimcmIs let In!o. cusu " nw . ClMSiflid Display Advertlslni — $1,80 For Inch IN MEMORIAM MBYIn memory of our lliam C, who pa§ie4 away Saaly mlsseii by Deatlle and John Dbwnoy 6J IMPLOYMiNT A6INCY LOST unit CAT two while srinti on elicit, Kcollm with bell lumlly pet J contncl Mrs Ai illdi (icon 1J01 r Au oi OtLiin City police 6-21 FEMALE HELP WANTED or competent hl(lh bi liool tli 1 1st lhmUL,h StpttmbLr lOlli irt thticof 5 (W p m through inline Ulnnei v. iili dlshc Jty Mill St CXoanp (.111 SlulL ileslietl Willc Bos. BUOH .Sin rtprt$LntitI\t!» needed In I onfi StullvlUc steelnuinvllle Mir an mill LUesky s Point Fin Inform i foil Atlantic City 4 3136 W jiLvmnli.il jpply TaltMe Oujn I In Tailor Slii"I>. 1** A»l>ury Ave. tr'l MMBLRMAIU âlmi Dlus loom tA iKiaill 1 ) iiclniL, Ktnin I 1 S ill ill"! Ul til L i d If AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE Sheppard's Auto Service All Kinds of Bod/ Repairs WIIH-I AIIGIVMI.^T romtLtT 1 - IIRI «t\n 912 - 14 SIMPSON AVENUE PHONE 0722 tf NOW OPEN HADLY JEWELERS 935 Asbury Avenue WATCH, CLOCK and JEWELRY BEPAIR1NG Manufacturing Special Rings and Diamond Mountings Store Hours: 10 to 12:30 & 2 to 4:30 —i Closed Mon. PHONE 2848 •OATS FOR SAL! iAlLBQAT. duiter lit perfect (ondiuon ' asii Wsiley Avo. let 117, 3 yi Hon. IM9,( years eld. In ,00, Comset loar, (-24 I1A SKIFT, Sfl'sii'. wea donditlon. price il.OM.OO. Can Be seen M 13 Weil lith it, 7.1 MCfTH BQlllioal. very good conditlsn, dolly inpludeJ. M0O.W, Newly poini- cd. Phono 2428 evenings ptilj 1 , W4 FOR SALE BBVERAL 00OD U, tubes, $1.00 up, tra stone tirei, Mosre'i T41 Aibury Ave, i?ho TIRM ana on new Fire, mtone Store, SHRUBBEBY, petfi leed, relluei. Bert't FaUa Phono 3131 OI S! 11 flilsi-s AVB, "' BUEMES, Bur- , Poot Hw, ISO, 201 Welt AH, MUSICAli INBTRUMENTi — 20 id 40% OS, Finance 20 months, n nays und ovoningi, FIBWHIB'I He .Stan. _M4 Monjroit St., Vine; T , Phor lund, N. J. lione SEE NYMAN 1TOR GLAM. Auto glaM •nsiaiitd Bluu MUe iind ante taps, i. Bout glass, window fsiui ra- ond glBud. 840 Asbury Ave, USBD TV SETS In good condition. Antennas 'ftfld towers installed iind renulretl (Xean city IltirtlwarL 1 Co TM A-buiy Aê Phone 2158 L/VN1S—/ininas marluoltts petunltii., KnupduiLiins, b^nt nlysstim ut,i.ia- iim .mtin sunlLl £UL,I iiiinflowfis iiltntUili i,.illluiillii paislt^ *H)c tlo/ n ulso &trti\\l>ti^ tevei-bt iilng) in Minthi mums Lti inlums shrul» 'hone 27J-1-1 u-Jl WISTltRAKT WOODEN FCNCLS rcil wood ljasket wt.avo. Kni^Ltsh hurrtk 1 fences, post and lull, red Woutl lumrd. Fire esllmiitt^. F.H.A. termij Bert's Patio shop 201 West Ave Phone 1121 op 3122 ' ' It NEW and USED PIANOS Grandt - Spinets • Upright! Tuning • Repairing CIRCLE PIANO MART (On Hie Cirrlr, Somprs l-olnt) 1-1IONK SIM i'iis cols ami furniture It. {' Roll ins. 611 Asbury Avc. C-21 H24-61H'iT' ViilAd (Iran *I\ roimii rurnlshetl. uni' : bltK. T li trom bosii'dwatk Ulllltlis Inclodtd "spii-lil rili for OUIIL .mil SoiH. Also ".nullei oliait •lit nvnlliililc lor June anil Sept. "-it 17?2 t l-MRAl. A\L Hist untl seLOnd floou ! bidiovini IHlUi, loom illn- nil, imini kitchen luth IIIHLII HIHIL,? s-Hiin Phone UAIMK 2 rill Phllti (I uiitiil A\c «Lik tiiitu l»4!3 Hk.MDSOMK HIIVIT ciitftc anil lea t Lovi'ly Hilts for tfradiiiili'is OIK Uilnl off |)in-i 1 IveiMlni, 10SI (iENI'.HAI. KI.KCTKK; rrlrlgn Hur, it liulli ILIIUIIII pilcil \o •. PUnnblni; and Ik'Jillnu Glh ^l.. ami Asliury Ave. I'hiiiw 0113. l r BIIDKKI-I I'IM. IIUL tip ulon>> 2fCl ^^ i> to 7 p hli n 11,1 iph> rimiL Oteiil in ilil Lllv WANTED — An opportunity to gl« vou an cstlmalu on your next col- 11-lon You will like our body anil fuuli-r vioik. Ocem Cltj Mnlois, Ir-c ]4 AUuntlc Ave. Pnone 0600. tl BUSINESS SERVICE Yale Keys 25c Each 2 for 45c Quick SmlK UaUs Hardcore Co ck j Asbuiy Ave BY SITTER—Exlierlcntcd. 50e »n taiir ulttr mldnlKlit, VSe on hour • Tbther Mldlucclo, W» Simp on Phone mm. il ITJATIONS School leather (kMre, Mysltlliv il i\ in inning Apt i ireku A|iartmLnli, 401 Allantlt- A\i 0-21 ^__ | IB1 SITrm hlch siliool attnlent I 'KKrleuiLd fl i> oi t\cnhi r "V* *' n w until midnlkhl Phom lii-w 'i J Mn, IntelllKenl, white liny ilesln mnier outdoor : Job lirefeiiihly o" "1 m landii. iplnc rtiniu ^'13 c;!1 S WORK dcilied b> vilillc wnni 'Iteforcncca. Phone JKiS-H. "-1 tjL vludcnl Uf.lii-s pcslllon as tiptaln L\pei kneed L.\ul!enl X'hqiii. 27J3 6-21 *0 OIIUA to tlo Liioklnt, mil li il;> ilUng will lliL in 1'lioiu J11^« WD denhLS cliuniLiu»iMk In hnlil oi """ llini tiiiusi- woik minnliiL^ Also islrt^ nmk by A is 610 sliniivin t>-21 AN «anls~ikimlnt uoik In" « ii wci.k. .Phono 3112-W. C^l middle" ,ir;cd cMierliin-id illeis defies lunch oi illnncr nick ondi iluilny aumnici It ffi** Mli Oihwd '- unc Bick ln(l Vanklrk St , l'lilln - J1 * eollect graduate Jl mints po- l n as salesman In ri ull rlollilnE lr* Iêiiendaljle ond icHponsible j John Eniattu 7M AsbuiJ AM. 1 floni 6-J1 I Sk, LE AGr ' D i-ADY holier .mil ri |W>le dfslrcii n pnil llnu yoblllun IWlumraei rhone 1453 J 6-/1 Refrigeration Commercial - Domestic Carrier AIR CONDITIONERS W. GEORGE REILLY Authorized Dealer «« ASBURY AVENUE Phone 2204 tf Ocean City Dry Cleaners (New Owner - AUBREY REED) PRESSING DYEING — ALTERATIONS LAUNDERING RUG CLEANING All Work 100% Guaranteed Hlflh Quality, Courteous, Dopendoble Service. FREE Moth Proofing All Clothinfl FOR PROMPT PICKUP end DELIVERY PHONE OCEAN CITY 3397 TOOLS FOR RENT Do if yourself and Save Money. We will rent you the tools. • Power Mowers • Power Saws • Fertilizer Spreaders • Floor Sanders and Polishers • Ladders • Ladder Jacks • Carpenter's Hand Tools • Plumbing Tools Rented by Hour or Day HOME BUILDERS SUPPLIES HARDWARE — PAINT 324 West Ave. Phone 1048 « iirairn UVSIIIK (ion IUI.S UIKJIII n u mliolH du-îi Plume l'7jt> Hit di.iiii.l'in 11 JI1 I enli il An t21 1 III I'M li jiijilniiiu 1 t ^.i i i nven i-ijiuiol. timer. Ins limn \i n nhl 5>II(XI M ikr ' Ki t mi hS2 Kliilh Si. years iiltl u Bnvvlew Plate. il Hi" Hi in It J 1 ml eonillllcin. $11111.011. 1 Pliiini- 1127, IJ-21 U ,\I M I il i. Ink nbl* lnt,L tullli sultilili foi illnlni! ilium ilccliu luilii inilil littlsti ul no iinlni, or matlu s Idlmlld 710 MODIIVn In lru( c21 TWO I.IPIS I'lioni. 1 r.)l^- BIM S iir l H\10: I nch L ,,, Inn nti LIOMII caliluit Tin tili lIOUSK-TllAhfcBH.—1 ini tin ti •• In ilt'' celk'iil ciinillllon. i-lee lic;iter 5'.v.)rj.W> 1'linne m \ n Ii Kt r ilcsK stn\e on uhlti Ob.l G-l 7 foi \.n tllon until Hi LI t\ WANTED TO BUY \\ tt L DU\ MODI fiV jnil old furnl lure Ijcilillni, kittlun u ITL jnil nil kinds of iilil (.IIS.UJU ihlna nnd mi llqtieb Lull Uilglil Siimtia Point 391/1 |_1-\TR\I1\ lot iled mond limn Hilfiht tliiciful ilnus sl\ suit iblt tin ûiup of \\ lltussts or uoiklnj, LIIK vmi m be iinn Unities Ini lulled \ppl\ ]C60 Asbuiv Aie Phnnc lTTO-W &il Hl/Abllll Mil L 111)17 (iiilul AM HIV limn four moms und huh 1 jrl Ini' ije ihtui h ilf Mason oi ... .1 mil -Miccl.il rill's Juin anil •itliUmlili Phoni 17G1K u-21 ROOMS FOR RENT mom AND APA week. leaaon, lin. The Northwe PilBne 1413. Chl COLONIAL HOTBlj-i31, Atluitle Ay.i Boonu with or wtthout prlVBtt beuii. Small efficiency ODartintnii, Florida ll M U u New BuUdlnf, Ph S y ilyle. iMrUinu. MILLIARD MANOR MOTEL—40 ncra on the Bay qveriooKIng Ocean City. Pins Bineled roonu with prlvMe baihi. M.0B per couple. »3n.gB weekly, Crois u'MtH St. turn rliht one_ mlli Shf Bd (Rte 0) Phjie Crois uMtH St. turn rli on Shorf Bond (Route Ocean Clly iMi-J.3, t o 0), Phojie 9-9 SPACIOUS MpDERN I«OM», Pri- vate tile bath, D«y, week or.lea. iorr K, C, Ainoi, 417 34 4th st. Phone ROOMB with running walelf, by day, weeif, season, Aj§o'rooms [or worK- Ing glrii and boys. Ocean Call Hotel, 14B Centfill Ave, f " ROOM for live worltlnB girls, wjlh baUi, ItaMonaUle role. Jhe •"• Central Ave, no Cynthia "Arms, 14M t-none 3111, WORKING Klris nnd boys, comfoiioble uecontmotlotlons iwtt In room, 51 w en.h dnllv Al«o olhir Rural roonu 51 (Hi ilallv during June $2 00 ilally duilni; Joly nnd August 30t Cenlial Ave. • 6^3 COMFORTABLVi rooms open to sun devk, double or twin ucda. W0.00 and $.15.00 weekly, two In room. Two squares lo beach. Parkins. Tint IIolx baur 712 Oceon Ave. 6-2? ROOMS FOR RKNT—Aot-iimmodnlluns tot- emj>loyci) sludentu In heart of town Home atmosphere. Every eon- \inltni-L Low. î.o£on mil Prlvote sundeck on premises Dlirolhy - E. COB Atlantic Ave. l*-24 ROOMS FOR RENT—800 Tenlial Ave NIL Llbeiou ilnglf "I doulili $2 00 dills pei iitrson meklv S12 0" up Season $15t>.00 and up. Phonr 2487. ROOMS I-OK HtNl—Rnom^ In hunt of town Pikule ûnileLk on piem- sra One blotk In beaih bonidwulk tennis iind shufnehnatd lîw June nte< Doiotln E 60S Atlantic A\c 1ML QU1I I.—uuillahli non iJnKlL oi double room, beautifully furnished plius ml suuounilliii,i, ctntrnl lot itlon Lin aCLOinmndute sK hoiking tKni Hi iLsiinuble Wt t enlnil Aie Phoni - 0-24 t (iMrOM AELP loom mnnliit, wntu simlpiivite lutli foi Unee winking bojs iiiur boardwiilk RtiiionDble Mte Ihe Eblilt H2O bth St Phoni i0S-\1 0-21 ROOMS for working boys 57.00 wi-ek- ly each; rinnns with houBi-keepInK fvlli-HM for small lumlly. *35.I)O and \mkl> 1026 ^sUmj A\c riinne 0 4 ROOMS (oi uoiklnj: bo>!» LMitially locauil Phone I55K 'i-24 DORMITORY fin lOHIH, mul Hot rhonnn Ueaih lilock RoO \n-ekli inih Heniy Aparlmi-nls .IILP» fimi ullitr thiee lillMilit fur nUlml Eleclili icfilteialoi Month nr sLiLôn olwi UIL1LI> iintab Uaninis- tun nl, ttntral Avi PhonL 233 ( >-\\ D>S1R\UIL iipiitmcnt" ni. u lit nil mmmmoduli fom »'H1O Hiikl* 6 1 s in.nuns V>00 Micklv f ice paik Int t>l Aibuu Aie Phimi l(wl J I-RL1 /LR u|nll.lil » 'nlnl oi nioiL lUicnt nloilel 5^00 I hone OLL in (_lu A! It. I'AflK VII tt—jth St and Asburv Ale Inn room upiilmenu 560tm nnd WJ 00 ucek^ Ont IOOIII iin&itnienl'r •H'illO wtckh All »lth iiiliatc ball; klkhi nelli. IICLIIIL icfilaeialra tonl ilie^rful loniiis [mm $^T OO nLoklj double housi keeping enmenii nics rentr,il lotutlun Hee pnklnK Phone lJ'll G 21 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Viiiuum Cklincr mliana — All Miikcs HtlbVI It SALI.S AM) Sf KVILI. ROliLIU L HOI I-MANN 2 E nilniot An , Somirs Point Ph J110 rite Pick Up und Dellieo Plegse ... Cash in Advance no ClaÛiod Ad «dl be PUblL.hed untd p.id ôr . To iniuro your «hLii J5 00 Phone Sornu". Point SOU WHe> 1 ailmon, Llnnooil N J " AUTQMOBILRS FOR SALE OK D bSI D CARS Ml) 1 RUtlvt.— All mukcb and modi Is wllh a will I,, Eunr into- tliHl rnunls PolnlLr Chcuoici and OldbinobllL Usul On Lot. Sth nnd fclmpson Ai.e. Fhune 023. en evcnlnKS. XL D-rlllsr Ihitc iijiitniinlb fui- nltln.il spulom linrclitb I-VLCIIUII Imatlon fXtan ULW l-ilitd for sep linibLi bLlllcmcnt. *17'JOI1 \Ii|il> IfM Central Ave. •>••«'> BOATS FOR SALE I1M, I.OAI ill!) to. itnl In IIIL sut csl Lmoon in tasL ol a vtoni n Oinn Clll 5123 00 ttie,on HIOIII ml i I t^-23 lft^-liUlET EViNBtDE —'Salds aiul BL.K.LL ' D i l l 1 Hoiniwn mid Tolnt, 2nd und tDE Salds aiu UCkh hnidwnio 11OAI &L1PS (in lint HILommodiite boils up I" !5 ft "-n'e oiithoiase 11(1000 for sejMin 117 Bo>ihorc Pi phone 1'J12 M . '•• PRIVATE hoat slip rm II nl In •.hell ciwl Inioon Niw 28 i.lei wllh fi«h ttjlu S17300 M-uson Apply SUluffii t Avi. O-l± J. A. BROWN REALTOR Sales — Rentals Cortier 27th & ASBURY AVE. Phons 1637 PUITMLNT nl. e pilinu fhil flooi It) nilnutti* Iiom OLean City beach (.iLonahli b\ wi-ek oi se ison Phiini Sumers Point'2756. 6-W B"\Y BRH-7E J15 Biv A\L hi lull fui two room toriiLi niiiilnnnt fat In^ bi% $37 00 ttecklj ilso pLnthnuiL ipirlmcnl slreiis foul Wlun. weikh inul thicL iK'tliooiii apartments neai uccaii. Phone 3281-J- i" 1 117 TINNAUE III)—Guillens V pietli Iinn.h lutlful MiLst bt sien in I" ap itii'l l J aill\ fuinUlittl Three und K«iat,i l.ii heat fseor Iinn.hu .md K«iatL t.ii heat fseor beach Lot 150 PhonL 0-111H tt L.\KCiV ipjrimtnl icatril IOLIIIIIII cm mil looms fuinlshLd wliuir mu suniuli i oi \LUI .irotind ileclilL kll chin litul furnished reason ilik rTOl ilO Lential A\e ' ] AV \I1 \QLP b\. inonlh lull .mil stii limliti thue moms bith siritntt lonh AppiJ evening" " r " lllt C1 "i s , 1U4 Bin A\e Phone 1263-W i 1 BT-i Di 1 /\NCh S PLAt L llm i 1» il iniiim eli^Llilc iifilKeruliii nmlithlj. i stimuli Appl> lit 82" VU mouth 419 OCEAN AVE. Incoini- properly. Sll.OOU /»nnl for KULSI house oi iltuile.v apartment L-OIIVTIISIOII. Seven liLdroom thrte poiihes luo living moms (.IIate lot 'IOVIJO Own d.ill> ( luik 1532 So lioilt St Fnlllu If BI.AliTltllL torllll lnupt.ll 1 ' 1U - nimtments lufce IIILIUM nlndonb ULlng panoi inlli lu> pi Itt 511 500 LIIILC ulitulmcnts Him bedrooms (lc • •' Liisunalilc. S16 500 5 Bin AU 1'litinc thit-e olioilmcnt 1 IliAS ur L.I1 Is dlsi lioublL looms •hone '(vl l M L, 17 .(it)Ms foi Murl Int, b )\ c unmi r CII si 1(116 WLbli % :itlil K to be Ave. lOOMS for working peupli 1 . ibli (Lilarilitt CO4 UL.I IIL WINDSOR B.TJ DllKliInn PI ILL plcj:,MIL homellkt looms nun bcutli id lesliurjnts ilso .nollabli- foui ooms \ilth lunnlnt, n uci fui st i on il uorkti" Phone 1211-7 _J_J 57 00 nLtk storv of I'addL I liJ\i'fbkl st.tl t I rncst Jlor^nmt and HHs\ Bl in II is the loiiLhinj' slm% of 3 tlur IMSII bultliL-i In Ntw \oiks trim Ilioniv Mi is utilotcd unliiiiid soiiiL 1 .md lone-It—until lie meet a 1 who Is is plain .ind as loneh as lit- i Lull uniils fiom thi. le 'itioit tint Uin h-m; .it last riiuntl ,i m.ilt- onK because they fail to iculi7e it Onglnally pieicntid uli tclcuslon, ' VInity" won both tilt' cniotcd Don aldsun jwuid and tilt S\hJnia amid a-, llu iiLsl drama un IV 1,1st >CO1 II'HIIOH. ol of In ceililn rltiBFi-! idles anil p.jsllloiu iniplownml mill flvlnL. HIL Siil irk' mliiln oitiLi nmiili Ipi'l imiilo\ii^ Hit Ul> ol On in tR\ Jsm JirsL An pf.Jln..fjLi irtllllcil us JtMiU ijii- duU iiiisiid in the Biflifd of I ulrfmls sloneiî nf the f lu of On in ( llv M Jtisn on fl".l it nil nt it ' men Inn ul bald Pouiil lii-lil in llu lid ilnl ut June. liijS .'ml nas t.ikcn UP foi sei olid nailing fln.il paswu,e and iidni.le lit u inert Ine ol i Id Buuul hi 111 on HIL J7lh doy of June 1'I55 In the Comnilir- iioiii.1.- rhiiiiibci, my Hun Oecor Clll Ntw Jnin nt 11 0(1 A M RI^,INA I V lli Clwk, at*) Library Newi Resolution Fixes Auditor Duties Defines Work to b*t' Done by Stone. 1 ; >.' The eilv commlSilonei's Friday I _ proved n resolution consigning to '" he tity auditor, Richard Stone, wid- ;. -| •r latitude in ossteUng (he tity' treasurer and providing $100 ,«- month (.ompcniaUon for Us extra dutle-i ' ^ According to the resolution, Mr. ,tone will perform, in oddttloit ti his nudiilng duty, work in connec- tion with the maintenance of the city's general ledger aticouiifs. Mr. Stone, hswtvtr, Jill not be .allowed *o do any iwork r*l»tlng to tht boOki of nrlBlntl entry. Thew book! are ts continue under the cuitody land control of City Treat- urer Richard Mayer. Mr Stone's compensation from the city foi his additional duties will < begin July 1, the same tune that the salar* of Mr Mayoi will be reduced fiom $4 200 to $3,100 a year. Pi loi to the Introduction of thtJ lesolution Mr Mayer was permitted tn a previous resolution to employ the set vices of a registered municipal accountant to assist In the maintenance The clly treasurer, under that arrangement, paid the extra accounting fees TO Rnlhiml A Shurji and Frances T. li II [i Vim and each of you are hereby sum- inni'il jinil leiiulrcil. to serve upon illiiim Cli.'irltnn iilalnllff's attorney h.j-.L uililiesi. Is \u K6 (..uarunlit IILLL Ikiltiluir. AlLinlli Cll\ Ntu Jei- 3LV tin iinswei in MIL imitpl ilnl IULII In ilil- i.iusi Mllhln lhlil>-fl\e du>£ a[- L'I- July 12 i;Ki5 If you full so to d» luilkininl li> dLf.mll nun be iLiidertd I, iinsl jou fi l ll l d d I Hie Liunplulnl tin uLtlon Is In te Superior rouit of Nrw Jersey, Chany ctn Dlil-lon Hoil.it No KVJG2 34 at tht- suit of Hobisrl Handy. Jr. plaintiff Holland A blimp tt aii defendants This action has been in&Ululcd foi Hit! IJUI t>ose nf foittlnsl tl d h flll f.mll nun be iLiidertd tlie rLllel ilLinandid In tin uLtlon Is In the f N J Cha o ose foittlnc tertnln IIILIJII,II^L m.idt hy flollind A. bhaip. cl us. to Boardwalk Nidlonal Bank ojl l-'ebryary 29 1(>1R and subsequently as- l I b t I l l S h Is foittlnslnc a ter hy flollind A. bh k Nl k 1(1R and s s q y ilLiietl lo Itobert Iluntly. Sr,,vvho Is ojalntlff * aiiLLgtor Ami ion Holland V Murli me r?mtie defchd.int because \1IIL. ou " ^hi( ai e made dcfenflanl phu spend summers at their tiomn here m Merion Park Mi and Mrs Thomas Hobbtns of Philadelphia will occupy their home on Bay av for the summer • * * Mr and Mrs Frank Condon Jr., of Dclray Beach, Fla, and Seaside Heights, N J ha>c been visiting the Dajs on Pembroke Lone. Mrs. Condon u, Mrs Day's sister Both families lived in Glcnsidc, Pa. • * * Mr and Mrs Harry Hetzcl and family, who have been visitors In iccan City for the lost 30 years,' have now become permanent residents They Ilvo at their new home, , 27 Argytc pi, Merion Park, when hey enjoy working In the garden. • * • Tlie Sprina activity goes on, with the VlllotLs getting their home on Pembroke Land ready for occupancy, the Ljons family moving into Utah* /, home on Somerset Lane as perma< '-' ncnt residents, and the Wests occu- pying their hurhe on the same street tor the summer ,, The Golls will be new rcsidjcnll I nartram Lane, and the Irwins,* ' Lmdcnwold, N J, will move ln_. their lovely split-level home on PeHu>.,-a broke Lane Just os soon as the dhll-'S i»u hiive.iin esllilt.' nf dower In I Ill'L.UI', - ---- ... the morlt;;if;L-d prrtnlses. which are Blt- uati' in I lie Township of Upper, County of Cape May and aro located tn and neu I uikaliiH Ntiv Jimiy and along the Turk Unit fU>
Page 1 and 2: 4 U i! to *49.95 ixon'tf and BOYS'
Page 3 and 4: ftww 6«y*W duHdc • aS flow Hat /
Page 5 and 6: Aviating „ Aligned Risk Plan 1 ;i
Page 7 and 8: ,.'\\ ^"V't-"^ THE OCIAN CITY SENTI
Page 9 and 10: SECI lifeguard Tests to be Televise
Page 11 and 12: PAGE 2-SECTION TWO p Heater Given c
Page 13 and 14: iw-'ti -i , .- THURSDAY, JUNE 9, 19
Page 15 and 16: »QUR THE QCIAH CITY SENTINEL-LEDOE
Page 17 and 18: I, 1 B|a hw Uto SWtt-^l fi^l ' ^ ^J
Page 19 and 20: JT^Z ••»r,~ vfT ;•! w»s glv
Page 21 and 22: '• t$S[09. 'the Scmit Hut, 6th st
Page 23 and 24: It: illows nube, of CoinmbU SdttlMt
Page 25 and 26: 4 ^ SECTION THREE THE OCCAM CITY SE
Page 27: tA. Owners Are Enthusiastic Stairs
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Page 33 and 34: PAGE- 4 — SECTION TWO Tennessee P
Page 35 and 36: sfea f CAGE 6 —SECTION THREE ttut
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Page 39 and 40: •*•: k A;,. SECTION ONE THE OCB

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