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m —SECTION FOUR fHi V? ins Approved Road Work r p Township Appoints f I Traffic Officer resolution approv : T V Jng the specifications for the Im- provement of Perry Koad In Peteri- twre w»s passed by members of the • tTpP*r Township Committee; meeting here Monday evening. This approval t» subject to confirmation by the New Jersey State Highway Depart- ment- ~.,"Cbarle» Webb of Petersburg was iwom In as special officer and will ' tike charge of directing traffic to en (Kt churchgoers In Tuckahoe to jrn»» the highway In safety to at tend the «BurcheiTWebl>~w11l begin fill duties next Sunday. A property owner In Stralhmcrc TO PREVENT APOPLEXY LOWER BLOOD PRESSURE By Dr. J. L. Herbert Apoplexy Is commonly known as paralytic stroke. Ninety per cent of strokes are associated with Ugh blood pressure. Apoplexy Is brought about by the rupture of diseased arteries of the brain •from too high blood pressure. Apoplexy is a very serious condl- Una. If the condition does not result fatally it usually leaves one side of the body paralyzed. There are small nerves leading to all the blood vessels which control the flow of blood and also .regulate the pressure. It is fthrough this mechanism that Chir- opractic adjustment!! reach the [cause of high Wood pressure and Mother conditions of the blood vessels and circulation. By normaliz- ing the blood pressure now you •trill aveH the possibility of a stroke In the future. (This Is one of a series of Chir- opractic educational advertise- ments appearing in this paper each Thursday through the courtesy of the chiropractors of Fleasantville. N. J.) requested the township committee to Improve 10O additional feet of Bay- view dr. In Strathmcre, which now stops at Prestcott rd. He was in- formed that the responsibility for filling in the road to tiring It up to grade la the developer's, and then the township will gravel the road. A letter from the Mosquito Exter- mination Commission of Cape May County regarding the water hole caused by the access road /ORIGINALS Dramatic New Black Velvet Finish Wrought Iron Dinettes Fashioned to Add a Continental Flair M Your Home nznn $ Table and 4 Chair Cholc of fxquhl't New Contlntntal Color. CUVE PINK, SILVEICREY. MMZE VEUOW COMI. .. CHOOII YOURS TODAYI • Fashionable Sleek-Lined Continental Design • Delightful New Lido Plastic Pattern «n Table Top and Matching Plastic Chair Upholrtery • Chair* Are Upholstered with WMEX the Miracle Upholstery Material. Exclusive Bonding Process PrettcM Pattern Permanently Against W«fl» • Poitofo-built, Form-Fit, Non-MartlW Chair Backs , We Smart Set for your DMaa Hw>m, lM*T. Dining Area, DlneH; Potto or Klm**> , 9:30 A. At to 5:30 P. M. -r Fridays and Saturdays 9:30 A. Moving Shoreward? It sure ysv notify our office of wr change of addrtit a week in i you won't mlsi a tin gf Ocean City news Printed and Published in America's Groo/ttr Family Resoil HthYEAR — No. 8 OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER Week-End Weathir Thurtdiy, OCCIIIWHI Mln I Frldiy, partly chwdir, MnNn Siturdty, B*n«r Joseph Tliomas Kenned> Alice Lorraine Koch Hans .luriMi Knlli Sill\ llidiii.l! I ind Lois l.lovd lôoi'tie Onin l.inlei'. Jr ônia Azin LdiiL'cnet kei AnMelina Lonfô Mary Carolyn Loper llilmar Hieliard Louis Marilyn Ann Lussiio Kileen Delores MacKain Charles Hieliard McDiiwell Walter Tredwin Messick Clara Mae Mevei lieorê Kveretl Morse. Jr Hiihcil Scott Mm tun Judith Cecelia N'eweoml) Joseph William Newsomo (.'alherjite Anne Overs Milton Curtis Parker. Jr lldwina Taiila Piriauu linlnli Paul Plait t II \ Itt Ptuwu. Joan Marie Reed Alhnila Edna liobiuelte I>olores Kathrvn Konis Handle Crater Rosenbei'uer Joseph William Hull I illuui M n Satlji Phaon tlarr Schap[>e]] .\iinr-y Claire Scheldt A ml re Paul Sihollei . Kdward Plliliji Seolt Harbaia Jean Seilll Mary Ellen Slurp Raymond I.eroy Sharp. ,l|- Mnry Leah Shropshire RosL' Marie Someis Carol Florence Soov Hieliard Conrad Stnuilimulk Janet Loretta f!; Il v chard Josrr'i Vinnacointx J ie Carni .* Voss Joan Rlijiibctli Waldis Shar:in Uernieo Walker Itohert Hieliard Webei Frank Hovee Wickes DoriifFica Janice Wietelltlial Jean Ann Carol U'ildi. F'atricia Joan Winner W ilium Otis Win/ II Dokires Ann Workman P in m i I him W IU.MII*. I hum is 11\ Wrif,Mns Stum ind M-imjnt r tin (h piirtmi nt Tht local party was about IS minute* tt sea off the Langport rock pile when they taw the burning boat. Another five minutes and they were alongside the doomed craft and. despite the ever-present danger of exploding oas tankt, took the Injured men to safety. "Dwelling pieces and sleeping or living accommodations more commonly known >s motor courts end tourist cottages are prohlbtfed." 1 he brojd question of wherelf*i"n of a laicc motel project in an No 77*. which was adopted by the . . . . . , , • , - , a'l' •• «••» onllnanc« flih on tin bun SOIW.IV nut ,.1 L,,, HT , i t 6 V f *" OV * r '"* •'"• whlth gSV#rn sti.inun, l|i>ik hiu mil i ipt "ano down Inlirsday bj i construction and operation of pub- rilumiv Ii inkinfultl u.is skip|nr Superior CoUl t Judge Vincent I He lodging houses Many such laws Aboaul MHO Pi ink sttilmjii Linn'S Haneman, in Atlantic CltV rmt " '* ""••'•' •partmmt houses Willnm I. Fir(.usiin i In ()i i m < il\ which h,is in ordl * nd hotel epartments. but net mo- Oit in till piillli ûiHi on tllL- buok-i prolllbltlii). M ' ,.noUls illowhil-thou,:!, b, .. Ihf ,l|UM Ilmi.Inln , m t a „,„, ,„ '.».h.t' n lr;.r1,:;urm, i : i , i n r^L i r^ "jî^jr^ w> uithm tht. nt\ limits I A nmli.I is i hull] undii till.- liu I iKuitllni. Hi JuilLf Illiumjn who •-o mini ihinn^ his dismiss il of i suit flkd in ,i tricup uf Mm'iii Ihuu^h ill siKiiiitid mi>tu>> mtiv ho diLmrd hottK * lli> jlso ni.iKil th.it u hi ii tin ' Mjr^jlt. uldmani.1. \wis udupUd in i 11)1« molils nnc unhi ird «f i Another section of the same I amendment provides that "no build. i inji to be constructed for the pur- I pose of containing! a permitted use or pel milted uses for residential dwelling, slccpinii or living aecom modations shall contain less than 600 square feet of floor space for each famlli mm" ixilushc of pnuli or cmiiffc space. J Al Hit 1 mm IIIL binnn))' btiit tlir Mini o»nf Oinii C iti -> snl>-pos.t tillins mil lit tipinid tomoiioii ind i tin si mnd on full I Tiislni islu f in Ad mi- inin.ii.iL.il iiusiuik | Zoners Turn Down •tJ'i.i^r.hr'n^^'on ,.: Realty Office Plea liiiiitliulk mil bt m lilt ai,iihbli' to . nijiiifioiil pjtions buMiinitiL' to ImuiiiHv .mil thi> 14|h si subslitiun .mil opt n fur business tin lust oi 'ni\t iniinlb The city oflieial.s /He still awnititiu j st itl appioiil of i sll|>pliniLntil pioj.et to aliMirb IIIL $ 11 mm dLffn i ciU'o between Ule contract price and | the $40,000 appropriated by the cit> and the state for the program | Tile laic approval uf the contract price by the si me has set the work .schedule book, with (lit- result lh.il the project will extend well into July before completion, the mayiu said The Ocean City Hoard of Zonini' Adjustment reported to the rity commissioner's Friday the rejection of an appeal of Arthur S. and Flm encc. II. Brooks to establish a real Mnvoi |.d«JHl II DoKku n portid I LstJ l'- 1 m ' have arrived I TL. Jl 33 ° Wcsl< ">' av fr ire Mr and MM ROJ 1 »«uck, formerly of lion j£J. and their daughter and Mr and Mrs Leslie ' of Baltimore, Md •two couples arc partners 1 ,p»nagcmcnt of a guest recently purchased ^xtensively renovated "~> were frcquqnt sum s here before they to move here pernin "Dog Days" will begin in Ocean Cily nexl Wednesday. June 15. tinder proclamation of Mayor Ed word D. Bowker. dogs running, at inrijc after that dote, cither with or without henses will be fair game foi tht dn« calUier The prohibition on dogs at large 11 placed in effeit .innualh during the warm summer months as n pri. cjution agonist rabies City ito|i tonlrol duties are han died by the Atlnntic Cnunly SPCA which perlodicolly wa^cs war on straj anlmils The SPCA maintains a pound in Atlantic City, where cap Hired dogs aie ktpt until either de stroyed or placed hi a good home Mayor Bowker's proclamation h sued lhl« w*ek follows: Whereas, dogs running at large either licensed or unlicensed,' In the City of Ocean City constitute a nuisance and a health menace, 'I. Kdward H, Bowker, mayor of the City of Ocean City, do herehj declare lh
SECI lifeguard Tests to be Televised •* ; fcM of Special |n>l addition our experience enables us to fit your child correctly. So,- you can rely on RUGGIES and us to help **£iy T *l»t\ yoU> child off right. Come in and lit us show ''-you the shoes ttiit tolvo your problems for first steps— and through school. Complete Selection of CHILDREN'S SHOES \ TOTS to TEENS and IN-BETWEENS ^_ Doctors' Prescriptions Accurately Filled ' ', fOpen-Friday and % CHILDREN'S SHOES 923 Asbury Ave. phone 3373 Have you visited *.. BENTON'S? OCEAN CITY'S NEW, YEAR-ROUND Store for Boys and Girls Over the week end we Invite you to come get acquainted With us* See our national brand merchandise openly displayed for easy selection at prices all tan afford, . See our... fashion right . Girls Coordinates SHORTS Sanforlnd Avondalc Dublin fabric—elastic b»ck—I Urge pocktti. Turritd Vft cufh—red or blue. 3 to .«&• ••>.-•,. 1 . 2 5 7 to 14 ... 1 , 5 0 PEOAl- PUSHERS >abrle urn* « shorts — covered elastic back — 1 large fMK)«rt+-3 button fog doling. t 3toW 1.50 SLEEVELESS BLOUSES 7 to 14 1.95 Ooruty Check. Hitua gingham—2 pockets on shirt—tall tev^ct Parr «llar. Stnforlw). 3 to AX. 1.00 7tol4 1.50 HALTER Donny check lisive gingham I .00 Open Friday and Saturday 'III 9 P. M. to im E» M Ms 813 ASBURY AVENUE , ., (Oppoait* Stalnton'a) PHONE' MM Drainage Bond Study Started by City Officials Seek Temporary Remedy by Ditch Along Railroad The initial step in paper work preceding tr» proposed halfmiUion-doflar storm water drainage project planned for Ocean City will begin immed* lately with a survey by city officials of the retirement schedule ofbonds previously issued. Director of Revenue and finance Harvey W, Adams and City Solicitor John E Boswelt announced Friday they will discuss the city's bonded indebtedness condition In an effort to begin the remedy for the city's perplexing drainage problem. Director Adams explained that torn* misting bends will b* «• tlred In 1957. A band issue In lfM won't become due until 1958, en* year after the existing bonds mrw retired,. Thta mathod will enibla the lemmliiientri to field the tax rat* level In the face ef the hugs prelect, he asserted. Meantime, the city la discussing with the Pennsylvania Reading Seashore Lines the possibility of a tern porary drainage system along the railroad right-of-way from 14th to 29th sts. Mayor Edward B. Bowker reported that tentative plans call for the digging of a drainage ditch two feet deep end 18 inches wide on both Ides adjacent to the tracks. The ditch will empty Into drainage pipes at various streets along Its route. The errnmltilener) are holding the pi-ôsal {far the temporary prelect In abeyance pending an Investigation of the c«t, and also to determine whether the prelect will have any place In the ultimate overall drainage plan. The improvement of the resort's^ drainage system was promised with. In two years by the city commission, ers at their-Induction Into office fol. lowing their election May 11. Al that time. Mr, Adams nolntocl out that the city's bonded indebtedness in the next two years will be reduced to a point whore the project can be financed with a bond issue without increasing the tax rate. He said that an engineer's survey of drainage in all sections of the city shows a definite need for ISfiO.OOO worth of work to Install an adequate system. Local Fishermen Rescue 2 Men on Burning Boat Csntlnutd from page 1 atns was .treated there far singed eyebrows, while Mllllgan was rushed to Atlantic City Hospital, where he was admitted with tint and second degree burns sf the face, neck and back, ' Steelman reporter] that the party then headed for the fishing grounds and a short time later saw white smoke on the horizon In the vicinity of the burning boat, indicating that It had sunk. Cent Guard beats from the Atlinfle City and Ocean City stations went to the tune but could net save the craft. Th* angina backfired and set fire to the deck. Mil. llgan was Injured trying to extinguish the flames, Capt, frank Steelmin Sr,, operator of the local party boat docks, re. marked on the fate which hi the first place prompted four party boat workers 16 go fishing on their day off, and which In the second place prompted them to try the Lobster Pot area off Atlantic City instead of rive Fathoms fishing grounds just south of Ocean City,' Two Army officers with Ocean City background met under unuiint tlr-_ cumstincii In Korea recently. See story In lite, 2, page 6. WARDS WEEK END SPECIALS '..• — Friday — LEMON CHIFFON PIE WITH WHIPPED TOPPING 60c —Friday & Saturday— FIVE LAYER CAKE FILLED WITH CHOCOLATE FUDGE met TOPPiD WITH •UTTIR CRIAM and BITS OF tlTTM CHOCOLATE 70c — Saturday — PINEAPPLE CHIFFON PIES WITH WHIHPIB TOPPING 60c WARDS PASTRY SHOP INC. 724 Asbury Avtnu* PhoM 1260 THE OCEAN CITY SENTINEL LEDGER Service to Others Key to Full Life, Luff Advises Graduates Continued from page 1 faciurers have learned well the trick of telling and have taught all you girls to fashion your hair in the latest styles. Television has taught ui the names of lipsticks, rouges, per. fumes and soaps. They teach us ail the things we should use for our physical well being. "The same application rnay be employed to develop • pleasing, courteous and affable perwnillty, If all thett material psnlUIIHet art added to an unnldih fmto»' allry with property guldMl Hiinklnt and effort to service and to tielp- Ing the other fellow, you will hive a wethreunded perssnality. Class of 94 Seniors to be Graduated Tues. Continued from page 1 The school orchestra will provide !he muslenl portion of'the programr ivhich will Include the selections Graduation Overture 11 , by Herfurth, inc! "Anywhere I Wander", by Laesor. Itllmar Lewis is president of the r,?duating eiass, Charles Richard Mc- Dowell, vice president; Oeraldlne Ann Chadwick, secretary, and Mary iarp, treasurer. but history fcai no record of any other such taacher. He was the greatest ipMller, He never gat to make Ms apMchai In air-contlltloned auditarlumc or lovtly rooms. He mad* Mis (patches down along the •Ushere and gut an the mountainslde, Mt they were the «r«at- •it •peeehts the world has ever heard! .1 "He was the greatest philosopher; the greatest executive; the greatest statesman; the greatest humanitar. ian. By any objective stundard. He was the greatest man that ever lived. The question, as we close. Is how did Ho get that wsy? Do you re. member what He said to his followers: "'He who would be chief among you must become the servant of all! 1 " Children's Week Plans Advanced Many Merchants Join Hotelmen's Event The Hotel ana Restaurant Afsocia. ion plans to issue identification cards-to-alHthose -who-take advantage of the Children's Week offer, so that they can more easily qualify for the offered extras while here. In addition to regular members, he Association is receiving support from many associate members and participating merchants In all parts f the city. Children's Week was launched last Both the commencement and bLc-year as a Diamond Jubilee feature. :alaureate exercises will begin This year it is being more exten. remptly at 8 p. m. sively publiciied. RICHARD'S 819 ASBURY AVTNUiV Dresses, Suits, Beach I Sportswear SPECIAL SALE JUNIOR SIZES 9 TO 15 SUMMER $ SUITS Values to $10.95 4 Good Reason to Shop in Ocean City—tint BUDD'S DECORATOR SHOP 743 ASBURY AVI, PHONE 2803 MAPLE FURNITURE SLIP COVERS CRETONNE or SNUG FITTING KNITTED FABRICS 1.98 Stf Sofas take 3 Sits HUTS WHAT YOU GET- AT SAVINGS UP TO 50% ... Cord Welled Piping Compile Reversibility (or Twice u Much Weir Big Selsclion of Decorator Pttlenu and Colon BAMBOO PORCH SHADES M*if« of hirdnt nifvrii flnlih outilde btmboo. Vi" «l«t». Compl.t* with tordi, •rid hook« fir hiniini. All sr* •«. lono. Vf% W. wide 3 U. wide 4 ft, wide 1.00 1.19 1.S9 BUDD'S 5 ft. wide 6 ft. wide 7 ..'«.• wide Open Friday and Saturday Evenings Until 9 P.M. 2 ft. wide 79c 1.98 2.3? 2.79 Seek Shelter in CD Test. Public Utged Offlelats said that during the 10- minute alert eltlieni should refrain from using the telephone except for "Minimize wlf-tiilnEIng, sen action fmergtnejr calls for police, firemen and self-purpose. Consider the other or physicians. Houiehoidifs tie id fellow and other girl and their vised not to turn off gas at the me- thoughts and wishes. This charaeter- ter, not to turn off pilot lights, but Istie to minimize the importance of to turn off gas nnge burneri and the other fellow, which we all have non-automatic gai appliances such as In some degree, is one which we manually operated water heiten or have to learn to conquer for a suc- room heaters, ' * cessful arid happy life, Electricity should not be turned off at the meter. Weetrie appliances "The best hope I see for the which they know how to operate present generation of high school should be turned off except radio and college vouth to strengthen and television which should be left thflr determination to follow a bet- on for emergency Instructions from ter way of life Is the tact that CD officials. there Is ia neneral recognition by tvtryone today that there it net More than 100 amusement and much hope for the world unless business firms in Ocean City and During rh* tttf all traffic In Kit we all came to believe net only In neighboring communities are coop- •ret I* to bt hafM, Motorl»t» tri a Supreme Being, but alss in a erating with resort hotel and res. atkid Is park tb«lr vthicln «t Hit way of good moral living." taurant people this year in helping curb and iiik ihtittr iiiinlt ar to make the second annual Chll. IniM* buiMtnei wtMrt rh«y will "The plan of serylce to our fellow- dren's Week observance in outstand. not t» tre»pfi»ln». RtilrMd trafrtt man is the everlasting one given us ing success. will eenflnut to run. by the greatest man that ever lived Sponsored by the Hotel and Jlei. In this world . . . the Man of Galilee. taurant Association, the special pro. MOTHERS!! He was the greatest salesman that gram i| scheduled for June 23 to 30, Buy Your Chlldrtn'. Wfir If ever, livid. He took a totally un. Each child under 12 accompanied trained staff of 12 who had never by a parent or other paying adult CHILPRENS OUTFItTfBS sold anything and made them into will he a free guest during that the greatest sales force the world week at hotels which are members SPEARS ^ has ever known. of the Association, 1676 aUONTlC AVE In addition, the young gueits ATLANTIC CITY "He was the greatest teacher. will be treated to a wide variety of He never get to be In a clauroom, amuieminft such as movies, boardwalk games and boat rMes, an out- BBOKEN I.ENSES door wejner roast, and novelty BEFAIBING DllftlCATKD gifts. They ads will fee taken en a tour o the city hill and Its vail oui departments. If they wish. VehleuUr traffle li to pull to the ilde of the itreet and remain there for the duration of th# test. Per. Wherever ioni In public buildings will be ex. indoors by ContlnuM from pa|« 1petted to go into designated ihelter remain there for tion phaae of Uio alert areas and all building staffs should participation I*, Civil Defense and Disaster Control be prepared to follow reiular oper. officials hive placed emphasis on the •ting OD procedures, HospiUi!, ho. Cob importance of taking ihelter whin tejs, theatres and churehes will fo!. Tlie "Fa the Bed Alert Is sounded. Residents low established procedures as far at P«Ck No. are urged to leam the at raid warn- possible. yesterday, « l t ings and to comply with Uiitruetioni from air raid wardeni, auxiliary and State dtfMM sfflelid an eon- dement wttUler. Th regular police, who will direct them ctntratlng on ritinni taking •hti- dale is nc)tt Tutsday to shelter areas. t«r whtn tht "Red" alert ii seund. th f l The will n»f M* •nV mobllln. ed. Until plant for an evacuation lien of CD foresi oth.r thin war- program fiivt been completed, deni, r«gul»r police and auxliliry •utrwrltlM Mid they mutt Iniltt and ieave ,i 5 p. m psllc* during Hilt ilirt ind rhtri thlf all franic be .topped, butei. b wlir fet no ilmuliM »iri§l
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