Jun 1967 - On-Line Newspaper Archives of Ocean City

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rangeiuent and spaas around it. 

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need for loading and unloading laundry 

equipment. It is-best t» pta*» yOMB 

equipment at least seven indies 

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A top-loading washer and a Irontloadtajj 

dryer may to satisfactorily 

placed at angles to ouch Mho 

eqmfortahle; lest subjects, tamsa, 

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to a study of space arrnngemrnrs. 

A SMegne oiglo was 

eqmfortahle; lest subjects, tamsa, 

preferred a ISMegree angle. Either 

by Marion E. Olson preferred a ISMegree angle. Either 

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«^dntendent of.sehoofa at 

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school age Idds wno^lêM^d ^ftenii^gl 

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Cameo 

Cheesecake Stockings 

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Qur candidate for fashion's Hall of Fame: 

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Hi new sheers you've Men on the top TV shows, 

Cameo's new Cheesecake stocldnga with the 

"many fluted top." Buy a box of 3 pain and you're 

given an extra pair as a bonus. Regularly ?I.5O 

a pair.so you receive 16,00 worth of hosiery for 

$4.50, The colors are beautifully right for summer 

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cntaUcn til cdow hj? Coast 

id Color Guard unit Ironi Cape 

: Coist Guanl Stallor., and the 

Fast President Herbert H. Bib. 

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itate at tte taiWto, 

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Ine ^tsl^ «ras fhankp^ fat* Ws 

message by.pMt t»esldent Jack 

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dalj,airf' tte dty commissioners 

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with bigscreen 

Zenith 

Color TV 

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SSORIES . BOAT REMTALS 

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wâitîmlmianngsamy with îiBBBâ! ^^vstaote G#rt»n ftf tSertiiairii %* vttw of/'ttuhdeB 

poliee dogs as "a luxury the eiy sbopherds trained ior police Wort;, officials tliat'Ihe dop are art-ex, 

can't atford", Ocaln Qly-s Police Unm reconUy the local J 'K-9^ pensive luxury. 

DfpaBBient pay have four dogs aid Oqfljs; *ofts^;^Jts«r J^, but Ftl, pubac Safety Dlreetor R. Robin, 

four ôUeaniin masters fta lls pay. EavWBJ'WnwimhnrfVitBnlr nff jatli .son~d)ani!e_£aid_a« ....-.nUWwwnp. 

his dog to BtaMa wna^ he was goring taereosing . L __ 

± It was learned yesterday that Ptl. osd from permanent appoint- ujfi ctaps, and he menticned four 

Boppers 

a of the two oil. ">•* «• a poHoHinan beeause he fag^ in, number' WunuBee hm 

•1 "K.9" Corps, w 88 , but, after a trtef who was strolling along ahead of I 

W an Jnrt under ttie height avauahle. Qanee Ii U to* be awheeled 

out ol town. '. ••. . ' | 

_J — requirement established by the N.J. j 0 

THejT departure didn't mean that | car and esoipcd. Miss Pugli lost I 

« ». *.,... Department o£ Ova Serviee. in fn Wummer's mummer's does. doff. I tjie motorcycle maoness wtis ui an 

Avoiding (9 Wummer aafl Him 

Since the dogs would ho handled by ,end. Individual eyeiists and scooter. A youth, whs police believe was I 

Traffic Mishaps 

Plague Nice 

hMiHg community. I 

samm otflcials ay. 

There have Nai mixed rraciionsl 

cuts at Uie hospital and released, a 6 and a special Roteiy achieve- 

Jeun Becker, 19, ' of Philadelphia, Ml certifictite. 

the third passenger, was admitted They wen seventh gmders Lynn 

with possihle concussion and lacera- Oole and Mario Troti and eighth 

tions of the forehead. She was re- gind.?rs Kathleen Miclke and Edward 

leased the samo day.V Gem, of a, Augustines aAooL 

Hospifta authmHes mM on Sunday Ocean Oft' Wgh School students 

that Mss Minqna suffered deep nraiving a««i* were seventh gradhmd 

oite. raits of the diin and era Blanche Creamer and John Oerfcknecs, 

a poEsible ftactured rtull and en, el#ah graders Jaaaene Di. 

Internal injuries. Nanb and Kowall BoEtn-sbc-U, ninth 

Sam two *rai aeddaffl ptaf. gmdera Dehotrti Mjwtaiy and WU. 

ued polioe during the long weekend. Jfcm TUfler, inn gradeis ira 

»fen those involvinB injuries were StruckeU and Robert Qerfcen Ufli 

not serious. In one case two ped- grades Rebecca vmsaae and Lany 

tstrians sustained cuts and brush Mas! and 12th gmders FUrioia Lytle 

burns when they were struck by and Mjchael Dknon. 

'a'car-at 13th at. and Otntml av. Stener OOB Plindpal aeot^ 

BSrtier. on Sunday night at the Meyer introduced Aslant Prtnci. 

mam tateBtteUon a ear sheered off pal Robert Alkcn, who presented the 

a fire hydrant when it ran out of schofcus and aBsneisted their 

control alter a colUsion. The re- achievements. 

rainlns aeêntB, pojiee said, were ftaUnwing the ceremony, John M. 

what Oey Ofll "fender benders," Lambert expressed tt» appraiiiioo 

— — ~ of Rotary tor the guests' attendance 

OVER! , w) scholastic records. 

Presidait Robert Mow announc- 

.•Oie honyemoon is over when you ed that ttoie local members .were 

disenyer that your Pet Ijarao Is anendins the Hotaiy Intteraiitinnil 

ttsUy a IWle ^§mf , OieertJp. OonvsMon .in Nice. France, They 

U. S. S. Nevada. • are I*st Dlslmt Governor Unit 

•JSijL. . JL_^_ lili- — M*taa Fpenob B»Ojovelana and 

mmiuIOWN WM 

with PHIL TURNER 

Thertfd nothing like this finish . , , 

everyone agrees.,, from Asbury Park 

to Cape May Point, f & H Coast and 

Bay House Pa|nt withstands the worst 

the weather can offer. Sand,,, Salt 

.., Sun won't harm Its lasting beauty! 

Turner'* for luting buuty In ^ ^ CH 

FINNAEIEN & HAIÊY 

OUTSIDE HOUSE PAINT 

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HALF SHELLS 

STEAMED CLAMS 

CLAM CHOWDER 

CLAM STEW 

DEVILED CLAMS 

SEAFOOD PLATTER$| 

SANDWICHES 

BEVERAGES 

SALADS 

SUB'S 

Take-Out Orders Available 

PE !i. 1 JA > k. 1 ?, 1 •*/*• «ONDAY Hw THURSDAY 

. and SAT. "HI 11 P.M.; SUNDAY NOON 'til « P.M. 

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Obituaries of the Week 

appreciate 

•up«r|ativ« cutiirra 

and sarvlc*, than watch 

for the sign of tha Indian at tha 

•ntranca to Baetley's Point. 

Tha Tuckahda Inn providas a plaaunt 

Early American decor that you'll find 

stimulating as you lunch or din* overlooking | 

Great Egg Harbor Bay. The menu 

it varied with Freshly Caught 

Sea Food a specialty. Cocktails 

prepared to your taste. 

TudtaJvoe Inn, 

Route 9 ot 

the Bridge in OPEN 

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THE OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER 

Coming Events In Somers Point •> 

NOW SHOWING thru TUESDAY! 

MMr , 

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ProfesTor 

»MacMURRAYx.HAGEN 

W P O F 7: li!lS 

"^Sn" S . l. " *. t"- "iHAOST" OIK. rt |,y 

-Saturday a Sunday continuous from 12:W "PROP*' 12>W 

DRIVE-IN Theatre 

NEAR ATLANTIC 

ATLANTIC 

HELD OVER? S5K 1 

Absolutely FLUBBM6AST1HG! 

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•Vf. fill & 9:30 _ MATINEE SATURDA 

CHARLES K.FELOMANS 

CASINO ROYALE 

A DAVID NIVIN r DEBORAH KERR - CHARLE 

8 GATEWAY 

SMY m MM xn Motion POINT 

M6B PARKINS Opporit* Tlwatrt SPIN \ 

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" «t CLOSED SUNDAY ,_„„ 

EVENING 7:15 S US — MAHNBE SATUPM/ 

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4URSDAY, JUNE 1, 1967 THE OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER 

W$C$ Officers To Be Seated 

At Communion Service Sunday 

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TODAY (THURSDAY)— 

I meeting, 8 pm., In the Church Ptar- Green Thun 

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Ethel H. Way 

the Godfrey-Smith Funeral Home, 

"Pages of Ifcshion" tashloij showj lor, 

tion banquet 

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S09 Central av., where the Rosary 

ville Inn. 

Mrs. Ethel H Way, of Wayne. \vJU be said at 8-45 High Requiem 

and oard party for the benefit 

Pa-. and formerly of this dry, died "Mass will be sung tomorrow (Friday) TuZ* EKaT. y pP- 

irs Auxiliary- .—•—~s£LS-52 

to Shore Mcmoriol Hos- 

Wednesday, tost week, jn Bryn at 10-30 a.m in St. Augustine's Unwind Oountry dub. Faslilohs pitul meoung. 8-30 p.m , Mra 

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Jifewr-CPO Hospital She was 87, RC. Church Interment will be at [ran K, Avert! Dolaway and man MilleJ- and~SIrs TaiaTtes 

Sacred Heart Cemetery, Vneland eories from Heleji F. Dola\vay. 

Mrs Way was the wife of thu 

ker, coJiostcs.ses 

Prescription Files of the 

late John R. Way. She had been a 

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LJmvood Cummumty Church Wom- 

•resident of Oil's city tor 10 years 

and after her husband's dcoth she Dorothy R. Peirsol 

en s Missionary Soaoly meeting, 8 Grace Lutheran Ktn'9 dinner meet- 

0RDH.E PHARMACY. 

pm 

ing. 6 30 pm j 

moved to Wayne to make her 

Dorothy R Peirsol. of 123 Wes 

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home with her daughter 

ley rd. died May 24 at the Uni- Central Methodist Elizabeth Cu> Somers Point First 'Aid Squad 

Surviving are two daughters Mrs versify of Pennsylvania HospAU m | rle meetina, 8 p m 

meeting, 8 p.m. 

We have a record of yoor prescription 

Ethel Albert, of Wayne, nnd Mrs Philadelphia fnllowms •» *ort illness 

Edith Whomsley. of Cblllngswnxl She was in. I ciark-Eliason Unit 333 American darkjaiasm Unit SB American 

for refills. We invite former Ordile 

one •son, Hey. of Baltimore, two Mrs Peirsol was a native of Phil Leginn mti ting, 8pm 

Lesion Aujdllory meetub, S p,m, 

granddaughters, one grandson- imd •idelphia. formerly residi-d in Ejston 

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customers to take advantage of our one great grandson. 

"nd MarusburK, Pa , nnJ had Somors Point Mamie Ural meeHng, Roberts Johnson Pest H© VTW 

her home here for two years She 

prompt, courteous Prescription Service. 

7J0pm,m Givfiury s 

mrtiins. B.p.in.. ' 

mil a member of the first Pivsby 

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Edith R. Lowe 

tenan Church 

Somcr-: Point Jaycws miwUng, 8 Llnwwd Volunteer Firo Oompany 

SELVAGN 

Edith R Lowe of M S Rhode h Survivns are her husbjjid, Jo- p m in ll Inn. 

meedng> S p,m, : 

land av Atlantic GLly and formerly stiph N . three daughters Mrs Don 

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of 108 St Jami-s pi Atlnntie Oily aid L. aiaeffcr of Ijmsdale fti. TOMORROW (FRIADYJ— 

Samera point Senia 

d'ed Puesday in her home. She wns Mrs John Oirey, of San Fruncn-xo. 

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Calif and MB. Richard U Rich Central Methodist Miai's dinner 

W Va and dearwater Fid ,mdmooting, 

6:30 p.m. 

Mr; Ijowe was n native of PUUs. 

PHARMACY 

Mrs M.iry R Witlan of Miami, 

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h, Pti and formerly Uvrd : Ii and tour grandihildren Chiipti-r Ki OES mn-tlitK. 8 p.m.. 

i UNDER NEW OWNERSHIP 

Limvuod pnor tu moving to Atlantic The Rev Ilouell toiler associate n the .Mnsonic Ttvrlple 

City 20 years ago She was a mem- pas-tor of the First Presbjlemjnl 

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9th Street and Asbory Ave. 399-3535 

ber of St James EpiMl-opjJ Church Church - • - 

St«/ood dinner. 4.30 to 7 P,ni., in 

FREE DELIVERY SERVICE — PARKING IN REAR OF STORE in A*(dnlic Glty 

morn.ng Tro^l^Sfr^^ I V Hal. Bo hrt n. S^ Point. 

STORE HOURS: DAILY » to 10:3( p. M.-SUN. » A. M. to 10 P. M. Her only survivor; an- two sav 

ters-4n law Mrs Edith L Kins ot Funeral Home Services also 

this tlty and Mrs Albert Lowe, conduced MoixLiy aflemoun ot the 

FRIDAY and Saturday— 

of Cleveland, Ohio 

dupe! of Ivy Hill Cemetery _ 

Cnke sale at Somers Pftint Acme 

Friends may call tomorrow (Fri- Philadilpmla with the Rev W Gmh 

given by Rnta Betu Cikipter, Beta 

day) brtwenn 7 and 8 pm at Uiram 

Smith, psistor of Mount Airy 

Sigma Phi. 

SAVE BIG on this I Codfrey-Snuth Funeral Hmr, 809 

j Central av Sprvacras will be oon- 

I ducted Monday afternoon in Pittsburgh 

with interment to follow at 

BEST BUY OF THE WEEK! HomcwDod Cemetery. Pittsburgh. 

Circle Special 

SCOTCH 

Fifth '3.99 

Quart .... '4.99 

CIRCLE 

LIQUOR STORE 

^ FINEST AND MOST COMPLEf E STOCK 

jJr -IN. ALL OF SOUTH JERSEY 

On the, Circle Somers Point 

Dial 927-2921 or 6422 

L ONLY ] . Nt)T A SIDELINE 

PACKAGE! 

THE 

CLAM 

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BETWEEN PARKWAY EXIT 25 and OCEAN CITY 

ON 34TH STREET IN MARMORA, N. J. 

PHONE 39M276 

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CLAM FRITTERS I 

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1 Somers Pujnt Klwanis Club dinher 

(Stteeni moet. 

inB, 11:30 a.m., In Grace Lutheran 

Church, 

TUESDAY— ' ' 

RobeMsJohnson Unit OK VPW 

Auxiliary meeting, 8 p.,. In the 

BM Home. 

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St. Joseph's RosarywUtar Sodrty 

Instnllation, 8 p.m. 

Presbj«tcrmn Chuneh officuiitii^ In 

ferment followed 

SATURDAY— 

Philmont Boy St-ouii inot^lng, 10 

am in Central MoJndoit Sini*y 

Constance 6, Wheeler Sthooi ba«:nient 

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Mrs Oonstance Boutard Wlmdcr Junior Ijxigue Chiiptex Women's 

of 8-15 4th st dkd Tut-: Auxiliary to Shore Memorial Hog.. 

I Rose Kelly 

duy in Pascack Valley Hijspitil P tal an mnl Spring Thr ft tind Bake 

Rose Kelly, of IT E. 10th st. died 

Wescwood Sta was G8 wîi n m Sole. 9 j m to i JO p m ai the 

I Tuesday m the Linwod Convalescent Uve of New Yoik City and had bfen| Somcr. Pom "5000011^; Center, 

I Center where she had been tor twon 

resident here tor many 

ITS She was 87 

Survivors include her liusUind I ChrLst Ep»-5; oi well send you earn]Me 

information 

Off Exit « of His Garden $M( 

Parkway Juit 10 minute from 

the Cape May-Lawei Ferry 

SERVING DAILY: 

LUNCHEONS • DINNERS 

SUNDAV I P. M. TO IB P. M. 

PLENTY OF FREE PARKING 

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Atlantic Av*ni» at Mow Janiy 

ATLANTIC CITY MS-HIt 

Fre. P.rWnfl Lai on Corn). Ave. 

Boardwalk 

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Police Chief Will Command The Police 

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safety, h. 

, eopimand of 

ji^CdiinmWsIonftr'Chance was backed 

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Chid,' ISa ?lawr}' it\*' meetingâttebded by 

K ice offlÛijJniûdinî^rTgeants, announced 

Chief* would be given a*£ree hand He is 

the boss. ;M he" succeeds' fn, maintaining, law 

and prd^rin Ocean City the arrangement will 

rjbnthiue,-4f: not, the-commissioners said, 

Bomethtag else would have to be done. 

^ Chief. Dungan deserves a free hand in 

'--+ his' department and solving its prab- 

* Die new administration's announce- 

»tes he wil|vJ»ave'a free hand. 

., ntly, the" cflmmlssioners believe that 

,WQ'bur/k Stops with Chief Dungan, They haw 

told hhn, in effect; -'You are the boss We'll 

back yon. "It is up to you to prove you can 

keep the pea'c# and, restore badly shattered 

niorale among the 1 policemen." , 

,". The-announcement by the commissioners 

also indicates that they anticipate giviflgyclty 

officials a: chance:to prove then* worth. Jt 

"•• Ijinttoiall top officials in alt. city 

S jittoall top officials in alt. 

rojhente-that it would be the part o* 

for'tbem to prove'themselves, 

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, Tho new arangetnent comes at a good 

time. Policemen, 'in fact #11 city workers, are 

about to receive an $800 annual pay increase. 

That shau)d improve police morale. It should 

make it possible tq employ more policemen, 

and to keep go'od men who otherwise might 

leave the force. 

Morale, o* course, is built on more than 

money. It will be up to the Chief to straighten 

out other problems which have been destruc- 

tive pf police morale. 

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RUPY KRAUEEI 

.''MUlipfis of dollars 

; Cars have new safehave 

miiltiplied. ••'• 

•r;v^^y* spools'Have driver educational programs which 

h>flp train students not only in handling cars on the road 

mi Ws0jM: tflslc jiafiify BttttuaM. Bt» at QOHS, the driver 

__ueatfdn program Is small, but is a. step In the right direc- 

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^^Cpawtof h>» «w £e fteed witb the prospect of 

semce 1 ifl Vietnam. Those casualties receive world-wide publ^tyifeHowever. 

there is little regard for the yearly 50,000 

hrafnc'fatalities which could be prevented. Nearly all stud. 

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ijyes. It would behoove all students to become aware 

rt that the driver has a responsibility to do his part 

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Grtt^ Notes 

Ape May 

iGoonty VoMand SdnaL L M 

I Armed Fbrccs. 

Gewee MoGltvfc 

IRed Raider Nine 

I fhBmmam et M U Rcgkml 

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BE in «hc sixth inntag 

to drfeat «he JUMfema 02 to 1 

tie linwod fidd. 

The game started as if tt would 

••ttflr. At ihe end 

, Be* Bve lnrtngs Ihe soon- 

IwBltoOin taw ' " 

(Sird on a pnsstd bnU, and scored 

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Steite driver educatwn am, 

fimnday, Jma S— 

AOAetlc aasiembly. gtwtas IMS. 

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DELEGATES — Jtalort to AttoM QlrVs Cittzanrtup Institute induda (L to r.) lMita,L|» ^ ll 

Bec^y Wanaca, Ka»n 8a|erholm, Kay f mith and aMernate delegate Sharon Ayets^ ASSCmUllCS AT 

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ALTEHNAraS to atizenstup Institute will be Laura 

Juniors Will Attend 

Citizenship Institute 

The Affiliation of the New Jersey Karen Is uko a member g( Imder 

She Is olso a mem- 

The Wonen's Research Club sekttod 

Bum Sagerhaim, daughter 

o( Mr. and Mrs. J. N, Sa^fhokn. 

Bno is active on the junior class 

executive committee and Student 

Cbunca emcutlve eommdttet She Is 

on s'*R&ta~* 

Oi*. Sharon has been active 

Billows. SeA-enth War\T, and Nurses 

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Lain Eerger. daughter of Mr. 

and Mrs GeiTrge Berger is another 

alternate. Laina is a m^rtJa- ol 

Stuj« Counea, Business Ctob, jj. 

nte 1 da» .aceeutive. ennmitteg, slid 

Fiirensic League, Laura has an unusal 

and interesting hobby. She 

Wheels Of Tmgedy' tfld Uf jCllOOl 

' On Thursday mamiiis, May 25, The coming of msny osscmliHes 

Us ^te PBUce owe again visited concerning various topics ta a ign 

Oeisn aty High SchocJ. This tone at iteoring tbe end of ttto SJchool 

Trooper Stoddani Btxby vlsital OC 9W. 

MS W pmwni a ^wally document. Hie htfnniw ol tt^ assemb 

a] Mm to all sc^hontorc, jurior, vraa on Ttiunstlay. May 18, the Sta, 

and senior students- Trooper Bbsby, deM Qunnil jjsserobly. This asembly 

ftoB the Hammontun Bairaeks. has "TLS to faniiliaiize As students with 

been speci.iUi' asagncd to the l>ri- mtirticWpB running far tin? offices 

ver Ecuciitlon Depiirtnient for the of Student Council and lor the tut 

State of New Jeraey. aâai to p Uwto 1 speekitiK fltai may Tkanamiw the BUkms wU pi«a* 

have discouraged seme students Qm ^ F'luribus DID Assembly, a 

be fttrtheriag Uwir etlucatloiE at col- 

Federation dE Women annually ôo. corps. 

fcotn drtvlng. JB tte future, certain- tiaffltion knee 1MB. M the a»atf*? 

lj' the viewers will recheck Mr. and Meg OCXS wiU he anm 

W i ^ml grls to attend asAy BUka, dau*ta- at Mr. "" " i~i-i»- --J . j_ jjjâ^,, an. 

Ottewa^ InUtto at D^te . ^g^^ ^ Walheei jr., 

! »t closest Ckpe ^y, rrt ^ is .a^^, to represent the QSony 

Tbe studerts recently chased from Club. Becky's extraîinicuiai- acthey 

embark upon any excursion 

OCHS ttya jw are Juniora Berio' UiiUffl ounprise tosjanas and their autanoHles. 

Wallace, IfiinBi Si^rtiotei, and Honor Sodely, Bedw »râo^ 

PAINTING 

. Jay Rocd, Carti Kate anJHL Bcnzoo, The Laura allernajes Berger, include and Executive as a member Oonvmttet of the Student Cbtneil 

Sharon Ayers, lira dele^tes mil closs exefutrn- coma 

by WILUAM JACOBr 

. Young Univeretty and nm^ 

Wf'tiiimkL mam 

visit New Brunswick \rith other stu- TT^g,, gj^ ^ m 

EinssB managcmenL Gary 

These girls n rcqiured to give 

REGISTERED BUILDER 

Gjbb. tutci plai'cr and mnmer at 

data •elened thraushout New Jer- speeches gpeed^ to Ihelf re respective eiuta 

sey. DurinK Ihe week of June Wm. «« in H_ the faU fan nmceming û^ri. their week 

ALTERATIONS 

a. Tnese ^rla TOJI al» have the the three is unuhlc to attend one < 

A REPAIRS 

RMM ISM WMlvy. A M M 

MW»a»Jii^MUiK* 

f wda. 

-!*"»." 

|W'«e *^ taring ,«htn" RmakiW W_3 

l&dc' SBMd en an aror exniF by torn* BW, elect deot the new BJW Student Counol etaprar 

^r «m ^^ fcf.jSgMg. A regqjar vottnf 

adedin the six* BJacWne * rented torT«he entirtr 

Boated mm hits §*ool day;. giving alt studente;, 1 lhe 

. • > - : tiBW; and opportunity, to ôte, 

coe more game Ttm new offlcera for the* met year 

Monday a^nst include Becky Wallace, president, 

• RuB JeBers, vice-.êMdeal, Karen 

^=s—r-.— '.'.' Sageifiolm, tteastaierj .and. OefeMs 

- -••' -^-^ Mnnni, secretary. Thiso Btta^ mplace 

past 1 jMem . Priestdejrf Bay 

Bozartii. Secretory Ruth Jeffers, 

^d Bwiiiirer Janet Krajt -; , , ,; 

KIA ; I M.ws Hieflml ppojeat otthe a». 

II:

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» demonsretrt U»t *e sehwi paSd 

sessions. Hie plstrihuUve EJdurn- he sueaÛUy used OS a carmnunttj' 

don representatives tod a session g^gg,. g^h ^r]s eftwrilbuft^^r 

on Use topic, "What are more JK-j ' " " > - •* ^; 

Bdiool?" Karai and'aaBol pretehted on Ois Jdsa. ,r 

Hie D, E. pnmam to inyse pnno. The MrtrtBuUve EdUe 

ipaJs whose school laekBd wA a Wm has been yaw 

ONLY 

AT 

SO. JERSEY'S LEADING CANCELLATION SHOI STORE 

WE FEATURB NATIONAkkY FAMOUS ADVERTISED 

BRANDS OF MIN'S AND WOMEHS SHOES 1 

For Women 

I SAVINGS from $5 to $15 on Each Pair 

1 TREADEASY FLOMHilMS 

. NATURALIZIRS FSOTiAVBRS 

I SELBY DR, LOCKE I 

1 BRITISH CLASSICS DICKERSONS • 

And Many Olkfn 

I Stow ) to H-WMthi AAAAAA to BEE 

^•^••"^"•^^ Fer Men ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ 

I 

SAVINGS from $i to $1! on Each Pair 

NETTLETONS FREEMANS 

NUNNIUSN ALL SHOES GUARANTEED LLOYD FIRST QUALITY * THOMAS 

1333 PIMM PACIFIC Imports AVENUE and Many Other. 

TINN. A AVI. 

ATLANTIC eiTY, N. J. 

FREE PARKUJO-CORNER HEW YORK and PACOTtC AVBUB 

in Ooelan Oty during the past yenr. ^flS 

MrKfttto to ta tawor of tshvhfeWng TITiilfiStt 

a program « this typo in more \w ynriS, 

schpods. • ' ' iCM 

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STUDiNTS —HQp 

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REGISTER NOW FOR ALL TYP 

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Professional - Clerical and 

Hotel and Restaurant Jab#ii:|sM|p 

Domestic Work Available Tocrfa; 

NEW JERSEYS^ 

EMPLOYMENT Si 

10TH STREFT and WIST AVB^ 

Affiliated With US Emp/oymenfS» 

NO FEE CHARGED'" ||||. 

UNION LAKE in HLfiorio t^WillvUle, i\fe 

Now ready to take'iti place amonf the truly eutitanding preitlge communities of Southei^ 

Nesv Jersey. With a magnificent thouiand acre lake as the focal point, It's unlike anythintf 

an^'here, in the crowded Northeast. To further insure the extra measure of quality, conlSl 

vemence, arM comfort without compromiie, custom horftei already completed feature TotiM 

Electric Living. The clean, safe, silent, odor-free operation of Electric Heat, with indlyW|p 

ual room thermostats for total comfort, represents the most modem heating system evdpl 

developed. You'll join the thousands of satisfied residents in Southern New Jeney who alwadf^ 

know - and enjoy - the modem benefits of Electric'Heat, "*'% 

ow: another 

prestige ; 

commiuiity 

ofifeis 

Ibtal.Eleclrfc 

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OPEN TO THE PUBLIC 

— OPIN ALL YEAR — 

Phone 609-399-1000 • 

Elwood F, Kirkman Ownership- R. H. Bacnl 

Resident Manaaement . V, P, ft Oun, Hp, 

DELICIOUS FOOD — SENSIBLY PRICED 

Four Y's RESTAURANT 

Platters • Dinners • Cocktails 

Tatty Sandwiches : 

V* MILE NORTH OF TUCKAHOE 

Just MnutM Aww — A Pleasant Drive Thru The Country 

ROUTE 50—CORBIN CITY PHONE 628-2175 

r DINNEBS SERVED 'TIL MIDNIGHT f 

Coral Sands Restaurant 

9TH ST. and ATLANTIC AVI. 

FBHIRMAN'S WHAW. CAPE MAY, N, J. 

PHONE BBMZiB 

COCKTAILS • UJNCHEONS 

DINNERS 

Luncheon ,- N«n to I P, M. 

DInwr «• Wnm i tt 10 P..M, 

SCHOOBNBSiOTBN PHI., SAT., SUN. 

OPIN BVIRY DAY 

CAMPBELL'S SEA FOOD 

3231 Asbury Avenue >: Oe«on City, N- J. 

Cooked Foods To Tqko Home 

4 DIVlLib 6RAS ^ : ^ DIVILiD CLAMS 

* FILIT FLOUN^W *; IMPiRIAL CRAB 

* BÂSTiD CHICklN ^ FRIIO SHRIMP 

AUMF FRFF PARI«N6 AlAL 3W-4337 

GAVEL EXCHANGE, Hiss Marge Ptterson hands tha president's gavel to Mra. Jack 

Bryson at installation ceremonies tor newly elected officers of Xi Alpha Iota Chapter 

B«ta Sigma Phi held list vreek.—Senior Photo, j. 

Airs, Bryson Seated President 

Of Xi Alpha lota Chapter 

Mra. Jack Brj-son tras imtulled bariweuo in ptaimrd tor July eM 

as president of Xi Alpha Iota aiap- August and «» regular schedule wlU 

ter, Beta Slpna Phi, at a candle- be resumed Seplrmbia- 13, 

Hgit wnav tonducted tam wrtt 

in tt» hone of Jiftii, Rnnald McCain. 

Miss Marge Mason retiring pres- Eam$ PlM Wings 

ident. officiated at the installation 

of Mra, town. !Ji! 

Ottwr OBaam inrtllrf to Mr S^§S 

oulgoing counterparts are Mto Pe- iilJUl^, 

tei«iiiL vice DresiJiait, by I^s. Ed- iftKHl 

wart Bmven; Mra, Kenneth Banner. wmSM 

corresponding secretary, by Jte, !S*^fcl 

J«8 HiflUn^.«as Mra. MfiMim iffflpl 

recording ieCTetaiy, by Nta. Ray. t~,jm 

nd KUne, Jr.- Ma, Bany Ift* , ^ 

kett, awajrer. W Mrs, Hany Oott. •« 

rtlll anfl Mra, IWMnphad, atten. ,|{i 

mm Îcer, by Mrs. Bowai.' Wfiay. 

At the conclusion tt Urn oamamt- : i^^B 

is a jawried mstpieMeM's pwrt iff 

was »vai Miss Peterson by Mra, - i, 

Bryson. QnonilM datanal named 

by tile newly instiUlisl prsidBit are: 

Mra, Joseph BoiKhcr, wayi end 

means; Mra; Qttrtll, service! Mrs. 

Bowen.sodal: Mra. Hine, inopmn. 

FoUov,-inK tlie eeremonies refresh- wmmm^ppp,-——J_ , 

ments iw«e loved by the âal miro, OUa, — Second UcutcneoMnlttae 

comprising Mrs. Watts- ant DoaM W. BrWil, m < Mr. 

Brtetow and Mrt. Mâln.- TOte 54iM»- a :3 *LJ2LS*? 

NIAR THI BliMH ^- ON BRISHTOM, FLACt 

d f Of^lJ^TIC *V| 

GARLAND DINING ROOM 

Pw» 

Receives B. S. 

Mss M .van Sant, daugiMp 

at Mr, and Mis. WaUer E, Van 

Sant U0 Poplar av., Unvvood, 

âdiaMfls«Priday, (May 26). 

w!^ M l &BB CMlege, Tpiar, 

N,Y,, held tts Mlh mmmence. 

mart fflWisa, Mta Van Sant 

received a badielor ol srienre 

degree ta pbyaeal therapy. Hie 

was seei-e >» :ChtoeJ 

fe unaffiUated, BihBoal and fStmgeli- 

oi TrtBtc«6 hohte OH© to ttie pnopenty. 

nnaiicijilly Ste Oinpel b debt 

troo and is BUjitkirtod avtirdy by (ho 

Serving as trustees are Ate. Elhei 

RJD. Quair. AH arc of 

fit a t^fiiML Ouldren.. Doors ym 

open v «:S ajn. both days. Anyone 

having any 'donations is requested 

tt 0^ Mrs. Ruth MUler « mMm 

or teke ttem ttf fte store; 

: 

BRING TNI CHILDREN 

• FMI BAtlOOMJ 

• mums • , 

• mm SIM •.m. 

to ll:3O *,— 

PARKING 

T '"• 

King Arthur Lsung* t- Camalot Dining Room 

908 SHORE ROAD 

On fhe Bay 

A *Fm*r* Jn oomi 

V : - NAT/ONALtY 

SEAFOOD H*RHI»d BAKERY 

WEEK ENDS 8:30 

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Rasemaiy Eofdaan, Kaflty FW, ~ '"" —-•»•- —-—*—» -• -.-J ship School Home Economics Class students are there by 

aratnn Krak, Gajte MeQHnn, Bttt Fashion Show of the Home Economics cliss at Upper Town- Charlotte WUWe, Sail Suxran, Kathy French and Louise 

rtmtar, DcWhto Patterson, Unas, ship School—Grainger Photos. ' Heaton 

Sehenck. Helen Sweigart. and Hol-i -t ' • -• •- V i • . 

hf Wallser. Also, Laura Bcootte, " W . OBMHIB Noble, ft* Jeta Adams, Frank ton, Jefcn ly, Lewia Sirult, Hobart Young, and ma, Tpi Hnasten, Wayne M*w, 

Bonnie Beyi, SUy Brunner, Sandra FWnfflii. DebM Smith,. Sbano Gnjhb, William Hocrr. tains pull, Qareneee PowelL Ate, Josvph Wesley Ptaa, Phillip Rtantan, Bar*. 

Dark, Diane Punk, 1 Kathy Garrajtm. Welb, LouJsc Hcnton ani Bartxim Chaties GUIs', Gerald OAsf, jota ban, David Frascr, Dm-id Ifcit. r«n SBW. Bnue %4Uniui and 

Ifcjxy Krudelbaeh, Vlrtnrta Lie, Ja& «*««. Hatty, DWB# I^Bler, Iteymand Ul- man. PWUp Br-tafirt, TiiotBas John- Jamas Wye. 

- .. . . . . . . ; . • ' • . Also parttcipatinj; in the prtjgrran, 

*~ " ' " '" " w»e 48 auder.B of Bit wwsfli 

; X boyi imd girls ttan •' 

Yrs, and 51 IMPUS in Bte j 

sit Your Beauty Parlor This Week 

mm 

SALON 

ft,J «PM « DAYS A WIIK 

WlCIAlSON MONDAYS « TOEI5DAYSI 

Wmmm 

Wai 399-1262 Deri* Well*, Prop. 

BEAUTY SALON 

ifiRQUD OF HANDIWORK—Not Thasa Industrfal Aits stadmte had a few 

MiB,; Show' «t tttitf t&«hlblt aW: Th^ ^ h ^ A S 

ol TOaraday mght Don OTfefll, Dave Praser and Hobv Young' 

Miss Pat Rahn J ._— — 

Shower Guest MMtSh 

• BEDSPREADS 

CURTAINS 

DRAPERIES 

WINDOW SHADES 

: i,.! ,. ,j 

VENETIAN BLINDS 

(RECORD and RETAPE) • %; : 

•TRAVERSE RODS (Installation % 

OPBN Weekdays g-30 a.ra. to i p.m.—Fri. * m, Tp 

BUDD'S DECORATOR 

743 ASBURY AVI. Open Yaw 'Bbuna J 

34th RUT 34th |s 

Dairy Queen 

FOR THt SiASOH! I 

BIG Ri-OPENING SATURDAY & SU^l 

JUNE 3rd and 4fh J 

opENiNG DairiiQueei 

SPECIAL! ( 

INSTRUCTIONS 

FOR BEGINNERS 

' STOHE HOUR* 

TuMW 

• 13 mn. mnt-ltmn, Brw. 

>• (CWSIO MONDAYS) • 

Invite You to 

Stop In & Browse 

Dial 399-3411 

ATLANTIC CITY 

FRIENDS' SCHOOL 

216 Pacific Avenue Phone 348-3146 

v FULLY ACCREDITED 

ILIMINTARY ilri COLLloe PREPARATORY 

": Tffl! BEST IN EDUCATION — 

i ' WHY NOT CONSULT US NOW? 

RsglMtf New Itr. Pall Term — Llmirsd Opening! 

Simplicity • Sincerity • Thoroughness 

Summer Se«Jon June IWi to AuguM »h 

; inuli CluMi — Private Tutoring 

Miss Bradley 

Is Delegate 

• hn3 been retmed a , repreeaitntivc 

o! Baltimore Yearly Meei- 

K be held at Gulltord College hoe 

A Mss Bradley is engaged in spec- 

4 kil cducatloji of ths menially re. 

» a Cadettc Girl Scout Leader. Stu?| 

Is a ivrsamttve to Uie Executive 

Committee dt the AttaaMe Oounty 

• EducE«tion As&xAaUm, 

More Am 1,800 QuaJccrs (rom 38 

ouMiiB all ova the \wirld a» ex. 

pected to attend the Fourth Friends 

,,. , .. , World Conference, at »Wch. In vmii. 

WHEN PRESIDENTS MEET — The Ocean 0% Uons sWp«ufly and dteaisriDB unupi, leg. 

Club'a president Thomas Williams '(Left) stopped in at a mtm - Pte* wftaiiv, and sp»meeting 

of the Octan City Kiwanli Club last Wiek and was. taWf"*; • ta »;*W wffl r^ 

greeted by Kiwanis president Joseph A. Bames. The JTiSfES&T^TrSS 

anmversaiy of the Ocean City Uoni Club. Williams took 

advantage of the occaiion to Mil Barnes a broom to help 

and reMgious Hie. 

Similar eonferenCB wcxe oanliictcd 

pad the Lions Club's welfare fund account. — Grainger m London In 1MB, Swarsiimore, pa. 

Pht i in 1937, 1937 and d O l S 

HEATING OIL 

for TA&f £xffg Comfort 

FUEL SAVINGS AT 

NO EXTRA COST... 

Our top quality heating 

oil firm you mffldmian 

hiat, \rith minimum ftwl 

HILTON HAGERTHEY OIL CO. 

106 New Rood «©u!e 9) linwood, N. J. 

• • DIAL 927-4122 • • 

PLUMBING - HEATING -AIR CONDITIONING 

- WKHNGHOUSi APPUANCB -.,-•• 

Papering 

Roofing 

H t t t ? ...••;••.:.; •• 

Garages 

Swimming Pool 

Massnry . 

Fiootlna 

Plumbing 

NmBatit 

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Fwelng 

Ak Conditioning 

IITIRIIT 

spring am 

summer? 

MEMBER PALMER 

Vic and Peg Wills 

Summer Couple Are Chairmen 

Of Square Dance Convention 

Vie' and Fee Wills, oj Drexel wm 18,000 dw«^ ejpocled. 

HiH, Pa., and 5338 Buy av., tfils AJ1 levris sf squire dancing triB 

city, are general chairmm for the be featured in Bsa ballrooms at 

laylh NrtteBl ûare Dance Dm. me Center. Approximately W,On 

vorôn to bt hdd at &e Fhâdel- d&#l^do at €na tiine ta two laiê 

]Ma jOvte Center June a, 30. and ballrooms. QUier features' will in- 

SUr Medal[v/Uh Wny ,"V".'^ Mis.~diiHs"w. Larael 

Anned Forces ^^ cerenonJes tmsl g; jrf t, Oc«U) Qb' 

lodiiy, I . 

He vms originally presented the 

miitil last July tar meritorious A 1 la 

servioal in Oe planning lor, Mafa- / A PAS) A || a SEATTLE — UMtaBd Com. rf increasing war tempo and rapid Tims TUa w is the Bia Erst IWi time Hroe a a NaUonal NaMoml evening awannB fivei ftom 7 to to 8:30 1:10 pjm., pjn., grand 

mantler Alexander R, Laizelere, expansioii a( coastal surveillance Square Dance ttawenUan has ev« mmrfles, corttros, dindng and more 

U.S. Coast Guard of Ocean City, operations. iâ, aiwvrded to the East OWL dancing. Spectators are invited, "nck- 

NJ., vma reamidfld Ins BraBe ^,_ LaizeleiB's paraffl, Ifr. and Mr. and Mm, WUls were rewonrtUe eta «ai to available at the Onto 

Stai' Medal wWi combat "V" rt jjjg, Oartes W, Larzelere. live at 1 for brti^nl bringing fins ttns»FhUsdelnHs to PWaderptifci ftum fism «* eaA day, ^f. 

the 14th NaManat held in M s two • 

years ago, Tliey also are members 

of the executive committee of be I 

NaMonal Square Dance Convention I mw 

M 

H-ihrni^nt, outfitting and shakedown L 2 Ml Area vU Mil Airmen II 

of the first Coast Guaul squadron ^ _ A 

of boats that were Bent to Vietnam fÂmniAl-A F 

in 19B5 and 1966. Tim nj-qnactment Complete IAUIIIUIGIC Vl Course 

of hta medal pnanintaUDn was part r - 

oT 

oi Ssê 

Seattle 

cse&MBs 

auanuiles 

osnonng 

honnring Uie 

ag 

BJJjOXl 

BILGX!, 

MISS 

IWTSS 

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^^ Two Ocean 

VWj»m TOtemrB id aU armed ftl-, „__,' „•_, " t.w 

i 

# U is Eomprlsed at past general I \\, 

Hie 16th NaMoml wHi be flu? M 

oanvenQan to use all Uie [acuities oi 

Ae new PWladelnMa Cvie Center 

faras. * s tto ct fwSlS ^"Î^S'^.ft; S 

1 « ta& - *B training o n far U,S. Air 

Aomrtmg to fl» dtaflan,- Ilai^ Fares navlpitkni «stons iâir. 

ant Commander Larzelere "con- men. 

^ ^ ^^^L^î A 4 " 01 5*** ° ditto'J. 

S ^ ^ f ^ f ^ S ^ MttteU, Jr., sen of Mr. and Mis. 

yietomm and a^pd In dirertOT». WoodUltt> a ^du^ rf JDUville 

1st operaaoTB wtSi me Wet Cong.' HemorM High School, is being as- 

Kigncd to Eglin AFB, Fla., fur duty 

US. TmncMM AwniM, 

Atlantic City 

Move, an oJ Mr, and Mis. Howard 

B. tSoaB, of MO W. tews av., 

Somcts ftint, a Eroduate of Mainland 

" " " 

m,, for duly with the Hicttaal Air 

GOING TO CONVENTION 

jtiir us loiMy for details on 

IMPROVEMENT LOAN 

Atlnntie diaptor rf American Iti 

tute of Banking, mil be attending 

the National Convention of Am In 

Detroit, Mich. Mr. aid Mix Del. 

GOTO will be staying at the Sheridan 

ffllton Hotel in Detroit Thoj' make 

their tone at 2ST E. Inlet rd. 

SMiMl dutiftad AA Bring MmM 

IITIIIIT 

Girl Scout Night 

On Phr Friday 

Girl Scnut Night will be presenM 

tommttiw (IWday) r* 

7:30 pjn. to the SMao Her. 

Parents ol Girl Scouts and 

Brownies as well as Mends are 

invited, yfc 

The program te imfler tte directlon 

at tt» «Mi, The eligible 

Bramim wffl "fly*B lp taw 

Girl Scouts and be presented 

with their year pins and fly-up 

wings. Tha Junto- Girl Snub 

who are eUgUe *U1 adwnse 

and be welcomed into the 

adetta trap and bad^ wUl 

be awarded Cndrtlms Girt Spput- 

rts an added teature Mrs. 

Mini! Cannon, cxecuti director 

erf the Atlantic-Cape May 

County Gsuneil, -mU. speak Mrfly 

on day oimping and will 

answer ax& questto^ tan parentt. 

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Model RNH 24 

STORI HOURSi f TO I MONDAY THRU S^ 

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Lowest priced convertibles. 

Lowest priced hardtops. 

Lowest priced V8 models. 

(And thot low pric« brtngi yoa • road-iura rld«. Body by Fl.her quality, ond a 

tradltlonnlly higher rafolovoluo. Yoo ol«o aet wider front and rear tread for grsaler 

. ttablllty end handnng, foam-cuihlonad Mats, end extra fender* Inilde the 

rogulor one* to help Inhibit ruit. Mo«t overythlng more expen.lvo sor* glvs you!) 

: See your Chevrolet dealer e ^ | ^ 

during his Camaro Pacesetter:^M|lfi 

Special bu^ 'on! Cimifo Sftort Coupes and Convertibles • 

specially equipped with: 250-cubic-inch Six, 165 hp- Deluxo 

WeeHng whiil ..iumptr OMiri&fMntilW rtiti WhiMWili; 

mi * Wheel e8¥»m« Whit! apeiiing moldinis • StnpinB 

along o sidea - bin inleiior brlghtwork - And, at no oxua 

' cost during thesalo.yoti can gel tho special hood stripe and a 

' floor shift (or the 3-spebd transmission! SAtt SAVINGS,TOO, 

ON SPlBlALLYIQUlPPIB MALP-TON FtlBrSifll PICKUPS 

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Elementary School News 

| School Band 

j Anil' Ofd«a«ra To Play 

Op Today fnnursday)), the Intcr- 

I mediate School Band on} Orchestra 

ItytU play tor all the boys and girt. 

I in the Primary School during the 

kly assembly prognim. Bach 

jrar at Wa time tlie boys and 

I pills who have been practicing hard 

I Kite fo show everyone how rout* 

J they have made in one 

year 

I * * * 

MQirffiiHip Day Ipr Sixth Grads: 

On Ibijay (Thursday) ull sboth 

I grade bqys and giite and their ptir- 

I enfa have been invited to visit thi 

I high sahool in order to learn about 

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. • _»„•' .,*««-> As AUWUH'N u&j,'Web. — Tie North 

^ ^ of % n^w h»W In Michigan, * ,N* , , ^ ^reope^ a» port 

^ 1 tarf iwNjka-the (Wwt's lK*ft oil < i' thty 'will; w> l«isw ^ j ,«U. .«..f, 

' mpowdbli! tor tjMJF child's drtylng. < cvrffe,-. nvicaifncs and 

. SENTINEtlEDOER CLASSIFIED ADS BRING RESULTS 

Homemakers, Unite! 

3 frosty-blue 

ice cub* Trays and 

matching Storage Bin 

• 

Cubes freeze fast 

Pop out with a twist 

of the Tray! 

PHILCO 

ICE TRAY KIT 

CORSON ELECTRIC 

ELEtTTHCAL CONTRACTOR 

752 WEST AVENUE DIAL 399-2248 

NEW CLUB OFFICERS—The Non-commissioned 

Officers Wives Club of Palermo 

AFR Kadar Station installed new officers at 

a dinner party last week at Zaberer's on the 

Wke. Pictured here (L to r.) are Mrs. Edward 

AUTO BODY REPAIR 

HERBS R as? 

Underneath Blue Water Tomm 

733 Moor» Am, 3994)660 

T~7" THE OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LiDOEIt -i-i- 

State Nice 

'Seeks Recruits 

wosr Tsarrow — osta* DB. 

vU B, Ktlty. aipttintiiiient has an. 

nouiwd tl»t the State Potto? a-rtf. 

MB ammifwrtan nU be tvk] at T 

pî, en WixkieBttij,. JIMK T. to ft. 

Joseph's Sctaol at Hamms. 

Ml. 

IB 

Outstanding White House Faint 

• * — - - - . - • * • . . - . . _ . . 

GIMRANTEED m SMFWHTTE 

Naw ytxi can fiv« in 

ih» wt»f«st house ia 

your iwJghborhood. 

painted ml 

Rfch4j« HbuM PaW- 

fJi no br«to»g 

A of fte 

^ Kic/iz/ux, Acrylic WHITE HOUSE PAINT 

Start Right' 

Ask the Man at 

Rynasko, secretary: Mrs, Edward Kopp, 

president; Mrs. Henry Guelm. Jr., a pait 

president and installing officer:.Mrs. Clifford 

Eubank, vice president, and Mrs. James 

Poole, 3rd., treasurer:—Grainger Photo, 

o! the esanunadon." Those dearing 

to tsifce the tseun should rtnpftf report 

to an? e.\armnint point 

at ttie unantil Brae, 

WhOe no prttr appUcatian Is re. 

quired, atwntfon is tHnMed to the 

A dazHi ct U» Unwed States; 

î Whsul dplona or eauivsis 

BK Irai dan fl nor 

rton 31 vmra of age (as o(, 

14. 19W1; wvjgbt mt 

ttaa 130 

not 

»30 tn both tj 

y p « 

ahllitj- to 

*at •uppKcants need m fep ftsa? 

coksra; mrnul hearing in 

wrtAs^ al te raw j h,A txirs: (oed w*ai vsift sansrascm&iDs: 

hady ftei» a all 

fcte; goud , 

jai AX^J moral chsuacwr; 

te» a vai.il drivBr's lta«srf, Marmd 

sat sBgi? n 

apptioinc; a^cinttd to 

far ti» fsuRnsi-iwek 

ree«w Jlffl hi- 

^ tneuls and qisirt'jm 

gradiwoon. ^ mkuy 

lo RW pte a.-tt8 naja. 

pa ajwian. Ymr- 

^ at Era are paiKrt 

i^ Us? isajdmiBn si SZ.l-O plis 

SLBB naintmaixv Is attjurnti ito 

KLKB" 

Sgf. Chessher 

Army Mailm Mailman 

KS. %m FORCES. FORCES -IS -ISULH® 

— M.Air FarOB Ti^rtral ^ 

to a «•»*» of 

JTs... as. adra^sBMv p 

^ » Dm Masum Rwal Ttai 

AIB. Ttaflani taeips a«ife iae 

of appeoa^Bii^- 3 mHJkio 

si mail a Esom 

i ia. TtaÂ 

SergfSat Qf^brr, am at lbs, 

Bitter Orts. q( Crsview. pro. 

vide* supporf 6JT the ISOMi L"SAP 

Pacific pyjstal and Conner R,-*nt«_ 

*hien_ in turn, ptrjiritje-i pcraal srrvice 

4br su major bases In ..'ttoiland. 

TS? tfise pngtal terminal is run 

by C meri who week in shifts at 

•nnp heers each day tor the snte purpraa? 

o( insurina rtait mflaary. persranrf 

receive dseir irtail lia? same 

(iiy it is received, ftic lecees fn»n 

are given top jM-jiay in 

Asia. 

Serjeant Csesfcer. wto has 12 

rf snrrtce, aSfflded Lanrrf 

SciuoL 

bTt GQITTS c< I20S S_ Sttre 

• nii Minracra. NLJ_ 

Mediterranean 

Festival Cruises 

BIG 

Children's 

PLAY CLOTHES 

— Regular Value to J1.98 — 

• Knit Polos - Bermudas 

• Two-Pc. Sets - Play Shorts 

• All first quality 

• All completely washable 

Men's Never-iron 

PERMANENT PRESS 

DRESS PANTS 

• All first qualify 

• All wanted colors 

• Expertly made for dress or leisure 

• Full cut waist size 29-38 

• Finished bottoms 

Boys' Fancy Anklet 

SPORT SOX 

• Assortment of wanted styles 

— Sizes 7 • lOVi — 

SOLD IN PACKAGES 

'""•' h " •>""•••-•-•.'••OF--4-'fOR'--40*' Jl1 '--^•••- ; ; - 

Boys'-Girls' 3-8 

BOXER SHORTS 

• Solids, Prints 

• Completely washable 

• Full boxer waist 

• Excellent value 

Ladies' Better 

ORLON ACRYLIC SHELLS 

• Choose from many styles 

• Terrific selection, variety, colors 

• Many with haff zip back 

• Solids and stripes 

• Cool and Comfortable 

• Sizes S - M - L 

Vinyl 

FOLDING DOOR 

• Complete, ready to hang 

• AH hardware included 

• Sizes 32" x 9CT 

Ladies' Fashion 

SWIM SUITS 

1-Pt and 2-Pc 

-THE UKMC 15 

TILTON 

TILTON ROAD. 

NEW SlOti) 

Monday thru Thunrfwr' 

Friday and S*h ' ' 

Sunday 

3 

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M 8 | 

BAY. JUNE 1, ~ ,THE OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER 

[IVC5 ASSOCIATE DEGREE 

SQ(iVcll ot 

Assodali; In Art's 

Wesley CtoUoge, Dover. 

WmMay K. DMJ* haf college 

|w*ii' Wesley, Bomn was a nit-m- 

[ flie W Oub, Sigma Ttau Ome- 

FABULOUS FOOD 

POPULAR PRICES 

Ett PH Theta Kappa, (he Wesley 

Playci^. and on tho Deon's list 

for thrte semestera kftss Oildwoll 

Is tti» diuglrtLT of Mr, and Mrs, 

C. Calrtwell, o( « 

CRYSTAL DINING 

ROOM 

OF THE 

OCEANIC HOTEL 

11TH STREET and WESLEY AVENUE 

NOW OPEN TO THE PUBLIC 

BREAKFAST , , From 50' 

DINNER . , /From'2.50 

Your Hoits 

LYNNE & BILL 

BBROLUND 

ÂRNOLD 

ORSATTrS 

WARWICK DINING ROOM 

and COCKTAIL LOUNGE 

RALEIGH AVENUE al BOARDWALK 

PHONE 344.7671 — FRO PARKINS 

FINE ITALIAN, CHINESE and AMERICAN 

CUISINE SERVED'TIL 2 A.M. 

j Open Ivery Day at 5 P. M, - Sunday 3 P, M. 

CHINESE POOD TO TAKi OUT 

MAKE RESERVATIONS NOW FOR YOUR 

BOWLmO BANQUETS 

CHAMPAGNi, HOUR 

with the 

ARTHUR MURRAY DANCERS 

EVERY FRIDAY NITE 

A HAPPY OCCASION, Lt. CoL Charles office of Assistant Chief of Staff for Opcra- 

A. Nicholson. «on of Mr, and Mrs, T. Albert tions. Headquarters Commander jn-Cluef 

Nichoiion, of Keata av., Marmora, was Pacific Here Cal Nicholson (center) is conroeently 

promoted to a full colonel at the gratulated by Brig Gen, H G Hutchmson, 

U, S. Army Camp H.-M. Smith, Oahu, Hawaii assistant chief of staff for operations, with 

A veteraVof more than 21 yaan of military Mrs Nicholson looking on 

servlCBj Col. Nichoiion is assigned to the 

Wins Scholarship 

TJ»B J 

ondary School Principals announce 

the BetaUon ot Da.vid K. Kuhn, H. 

»n oi'Mr. ajrf Mra, »vid B. Kuhn 

ol 77 VIU^ dr., Smnera Point, to 

reccivq a National Honor Society 

Ktholateliip. 

Although it carries no stipend Oils 

tymrd VMS madL- in recognition of 

jf|uRANt 

9th Street and the Bay .,''.• 

OPEN DAILY 4 P.M. to 8 P.M. 1 SUNDAYS 12 Noon M/At 

HOGATPS LOBSTER STORY- 

Early American colonists were forhinatpjn having an abundant 

supply near shore, where lobster* could'be frapped and ptoinMi, 

to be eaten any time- It is our goodt fortune to be able., to, do H» 

same for you. Our lobsters are selected from Choice New England' 

catches rushed by air and fast, refrigerated trucks to ouf.refrig- 

erated pools of clear sea water, where they are held alive 

waiting for your order. You are welcome to visit our Lobster Poo»s^ 

and see why Hogate's live lobsters are better. ^:?7.1. 

Celebrating Murph 

SALE STARTS THURSDAY. JUNE 

A Quality Brand! 

Amifing you of finest quality 

newest pattemi and colon . . 

satisfaction guaranteed! 

22x44 BATH 

TOWELS 

KfNow Offered at Our Low 

ROSE 

p__. GARDEN 

* SOLID COLORS 

ASSORTED COLORS 

I2il2-inch 

WASH CLOTHS 

Terrific Summer Soring*' 

SEAMLESS 

NYLONS Plastic Caatetl Rattan 

or Whire PlasHc Bags 

REGULAR 

STITCH of 

MICROMESH 

400 n..dl». 

denlar 

SPRING 

SHADES 

Sensational 

Valve* at 

RMtia Colon of 

AVOCADO. A9UA- 

S 

T 

MARINE and 

HONEY GOLD 2 TO 10 YARD 

REMNANTS 

33c* 

*• Pliu AvnKi MKI 

Cotton Bl.ndi 

Boxed 200'* 

Facial Tfiwie* 

63c 

PKG.OF200 

Paper NAPKINS 

LINED PLASTIC 

DRAPES 

S- 44c 

h * Onhr V.Un« 

fit CrfoiW P.H. 

Flocked Plastic 

Tier & Vol 

miti, 

•*• Ti*n; 

»kMK, Sft" long 

OPEN •) 

FRIDAY, SATURDAY & 

MONDAY NIGHTS 

WOMEN'S 

and MISSES- 

SHIRTWAIST 

DRESSES 

y 

• Prints and solids. 

> Slsevelen. Belt. 

TONI-HOME 

PERMANENT 

ifV' 

PtASTICVINYtCOATH) 

RATTANS with , lt*th*r, 

l and ssff hancflu. 

WASHABLE PLASTICS in 

wfufv and 

ftegulv $17.94 

AM RADIO 

MT1UY 

Buift-in AC En* oonvert* 

lo ragalar 

boin* currwrt A 

SPECIAL 

JEWELRY 

Assortment 

-2 

IntalaNdCMB 

For Hot« CM 

Drtah 

Tri-Pak PANTIES 

G . C . M U R P H Y C O . - First Q u a l i t y A l w a y s 

CORNER EIGHTH STREET and ASBURY; 

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F MEMBER IN GOOD: ffTANPW&^Th* Exchange -Club 

I of Qeean Oily h proud to boast the fact that one of its 

meinpin, Robert L. Sham is mayor of the City ol Ocean 

in BHgantlne Monday evening and made a big thug of 

past club president being elected mayor o£ bJa town. Here 

Mayor Sharp prepares to cut a oelebratiop cake as Exchange 

Glub president Dr. Homer darken looks on. — Granger 

.^radto; * 

trinity Church WSCS Officers 

Installed By Pastor Phillips 

MARMORA — Hm, Bruce Ftfl. BrnltB, 

Bpg peter ol Trfniiy Methodist 'OSier offices iisWIed ! 

Qsm* inslalled the nrv officers Mrs- Bruce Phillips, semtruy ct 

U (He Woman's Society of Christian SpirtuEd.Ufe GUUvMtan; Miss StOiy 

Service during *e regular meetfEB GjBawwiM, Maionary BducMian; 

ait the church an Surekiy. ' Mrs. Harry Webb, Campus Ministry; 

fire CO. Auxiliary 

1|BURY?AKERY 

- V 

Enri Hickirem, Mre_ Fred ffaack. 

Mrs. Joseph DeCniy and Mre. WUllam 

Sapp, Sodal; Mis. Jobn Smith. 

pubEoily; Mrs. .Jceef CoUfftnan, 

Sjl idf Wo 

^ ^ r _ 

Final flaw lor the tazaar will • Ttey nre Mra. Hlhd Young who 

he dlsci^rt. The U B il idled. ^Hf treasurer ferffi y»rf and Bta, 

ulr-d tor June M final 10 Bjn. to Ab'BaUv «U> Ms mranbershlp 

6 p,m, . . Arans Iw. H years, fiidi rea 

is also aniMinced «Bt ttie Mjyil a gift of a hractilet m approcook 

ante to be frtd by the Aux- riiitlon of thfir rtany senrtas. 

ifcuy are mw in and arvnilahle. Mite. Maude Stiatton wss given an 

A sreial includins Una vnU toJ- ordiid coisge as the oidwt mtinfaalo'.v 

Ihe m&nting. - of fte fcirfs Sodrty.' 

Diol 399-1939 

P11S • ROLLS 

Insure Uninterrupfed Delivery of Your 

I Upper Scouts, Cubs 

* At Baysea Cookout 

I VFFm. TOWNanp — Rîwent. 

DAY OF RECOaNmoW-Moaday was u jt&£fy&m Ato 

mander J. Brinton Young (left) presents tte 

IJfen BeUi Meffltosh, wn_ _tinia, 

and to Richard Allegretto. The Amer- 

Family Visits Lt, Dougherty, 

S- Fighter Pilot At Oceana NM 

| t Lt P. J. Pougtorty 

Legion's Dead 

•Memorial Scniicts far mpmbers of 

Ae Part and Auxiliary who have 

d awa>' during the prtst year 

»T-rr- c-onductc-d fay Morgar>-Raiick 

Post 137 AneriBn Legion Sunday at 

Palermo Mr Base.' . 

Mrs, Rachel Neill played smvoil 

organ selections, the Qdl la Walridp 

«BS Bven by ftt Rev. Harry ItacM. 

sun, aid Invocation \t.-as offered fay 

the Rev, Grove C. WbMen, Q4*. 

G^«Be H. Meyers, of ttie Base, w* 

' Mives rt Qib Seam, .rtek S anJ Bey 

Scout Troops S and 19 will attend 

the Baysea Kstriot ^Vnnu.11 c^lt after yon elwfolly 

DOWN TO EARTH LOW PRICES 

FRESH FRUITS & VEGETABLES! 

. FRISH, HEW JipiY. .-.,.•• 

ASPARAGUS 

•IT DETAILS AND 

QAME CARD TODATI 

URSI KIH (NONi PRICIB MISHW) 

HONEYDEWS -° k 49 C 

CALIFORNIA VALENCIA ' . 

ORANGES c 

FRISH ' • 

BLUEBERRIES V 37 C 

CRISP RED RADISHES T 

SLICING TOMATOES ,:;::: Z5c 

FRISH CUCUMBERS 3 , 29c 

JANi PARKIR SUCiO 

WHITE BREAD 

lirtt.r,,.. 

«-,, 7c on 2 lo 

WHITE BREAD 

iUNNYIROOK SRADl "A" LAR»I 

FRESH EGGS 2 

BUTTER ii, . r 

A*P FROZIN SRAB1 ?*A» 

NAS & CARROTS 3 

FRENCH FRIES 

MAYONNAISE 

CHARCOAL 

GUflRANTEED 

UNBREAKABLE ; 

THERMO- 

iii 

Double-Wall Conrfruction. Available in Coral, 

rYallew. 1 Um«;©r ; Tyrflyott«*Colon, ';\:•:•':->;-••• 

&&&#••;• -j 

SAVINGS 

HOME-MADE 

IPOTAtO SALAD ,,,, ptnr 55C 

' COLE SLAW iV....... "•" J ->•*« 

WMLi YOUR FAVORITE SANDWICH V 

|VUd.wlrh FruhHt CM Lunch MNH Md O»«e ? 

De|icat#«««n » LoncheoiteH*- 

' 0 O ^ ^ S 

AND YOU 

CAN 

TOWN & COUNTRY TRIP 

TO NEW YORK 

If COLOR TV 

2 Winnen iacb Week 

A FREE 5 MINUTE 

A&P SHOPPING SPREE 

SHOP 

The store thot cares . 

BONELESS 

CHUCK ROASTS 

$1000 

. MHS. FIB 

iupiR.RisHT euAUTY 

BONELESS rBEEf ROASTS 

US. •OVSRNMINI INSP1CTID «»AD1 "A" 

OVEN-READY TURKEYS 

WHOLE SMOKED HAMS ,rPS. 

ROCK CORNISH ROASTERS ..TOB 

BONELESS TURKEY ROASTS 

IRISH CHICKEN PARTS DB^^ •, 4 

SMOKED WHOLE L I 

PICNICS•••'••.v.3B < M W 

L J L 

& 

MRS. fVA CARHA« 

, wooneme, i. J. «r* w 

MRS. HELEN SAXTO 

MRS. 1111 MoKAIM 

M*«--: 

L » » 

MRS. I. H0LT2LAMDER ^ 

SUPSR,Ri©Hr LtANjrtpHLY 

SLICED PICNICS |b. Mm HISS THAN 3 L1S, 

QUARTER LOIN 

PORK CHOPS—i 

PAN SCRAPPLE 

CHOPPED HAM : -S 

LIVERWURST Zr 

WHITI HOUSi 1RAND 

ROSSM'S ITALIAN•• 

k Bte SAUSAGE m 

•1,28 JUMBO SHRiMP 

99c BEEFBURGERS 

„, 49c SLICED TURKEY 

A&P'S FINE GROCERY VALUIS! 

EVAPORATED MILK 

VITk KOSHER pl|t PICKLES*f,^ 

YUKON CIJj^ 

IISHt O'CLOCIt 

ALUMMUM FOIL 

IMNOMe* WIDE 

CUSTOM GROUND o^fflin 

RICH * FULliiODliD 

^ .• ; /vtyt;Wi,\ii^,;y^rj' ; v^;"iy* | ^ttf;'|rts., 

'All br|c« .ff«li« llirougK Soturd.y. Jun, 3rd, 1967 In PhilaJ.lphl. «nd Vlclnltr 

II bnkn w 

THROUGH SATURDAY, JUNE fc IN 

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1 A.HEALrrisH STORY—Three boys on the beach used 

their bare hands lo papd a 25-pQund codfish at the 46th st 

beach Sunday- Here Robert Weiss, Upper Darby;

| ••-t-.K* I--,--_..--.- .. ••iiiB—Miiii ii iiii i MI Ill I iinmiiiTTi-n—rii"n-rr|T 'i -' "- • "-'i w ? pe- i * 7: ' G«*^«to; I-U; Happy Go 

o PaflB_!f aaiijBW _n__ed.j 

Jsjii WB ^ WO _ad _» a^j Bat-la's ^_n won tf« SBOond 

*-*— wfctS* Mitg Bate n,oit; ^H

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/ - **£ 

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in SWt late CSCs 

J In Ms semi-Ji fSttl MM M NPK 

,, r - ., - ;8» «"*• «« pai*K 

: *0&tib; BMC, CtUDMlM ». Robin- |M btSBkr M atea «B MB **J 

nsfires off Mas Ettte town in Oe BMS Rm. 

CBy Officials |^^^*^ 

SOCIA Visitors Theatre Group 

Names President 

') A *ftTi-a»i nfnct on Ac asej 

Lhwtl Bosy pro. 

•se 1b Aba KAs-. RschsmJ Boc- 

'tis. egy... and 

was mined to fttWfl 

WmJ Receives B.S. 

(At Brown University 

L , Tt«ras K. Wairl SOB of Mr and I 

. vjl&i. Fia^ F. flirt.' af BW As-I 

Mr tar ai'.. reeelved a hecheioc of 

deGang At Bna be «as dean's 

* a tatB&ee at «^ loot- j 

• MUFTLBS 

BATTBIFB 

KAplATO* KfPAMS 

ORESRRESTONE 

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««t te sm, * 

use {*• swrtetf 

M& Sat hswswo sow 

: (Wfa? tot swBe> 

WET1W OUJ-EO CROOKS 

SELVAGN'S PHABI^C 

826 Asbury AttMMW 

I hi Cheesecake StU 

1 for the price 

•••••••i 

'Ob 

Cameo's new Cheesecake stockings ^^^B 

"marvy fluted top." Buy a bojc of 3 paiiS ia|}JHi||j 

gi\en an eitra pair as a bonus, Rcguhrty |lM'i 

a pair, so you receive $6.00'worth rt B(fflj||||j 

$4,50, The eoloM are bwuUfully ri^tigr4MB^' 

too, June Sth-June 10th. So ceme e» caDwrii 

HOSIERY — 1ST FLOOR l|||j 

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927-5723 

ai^-viat BfflO CT in Montreal, 

aboard the ix*^gouis mloesn-pep- 

WtB SaJure. 

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... Cffl SalutPi home-ported in toft. 

Iesten, a C« «ffi be accanpanSed 

by the atasweôr Mm JUUBfjr Md 

the Mgate IKS WJUdnan. These 

iKpi. puflanMuig m m vuttm 

Sup's Program, win be bertBHl M 

special, hartes- tiriUUes «Tthin (to 

*S? iin âBlBBrt view of j 

tag poMta. The Alia wOl be i 

ettansoa of the Unitefl Stales sh2st 

during their stay and will be 

open tu visitors put of s i to' 

of (tew* 

During fte trip to and fion Mnntrcul. 

Salnte wffi make stops in 

HaJita, Nwa Scotia, and Quebec. 

' B luck is ami ftan food nun. 

or. John Ray. 

VE BIG on this 

l p OF THE WEEK! 

irele Special 

\*\J 1 Vti 

r. . . . . *3.99 

; : ll§|rt . . •. . '4.99 • 

llRCLE 

|LK|UOR STQRE 

ft v FINEST AND MOIT COMPLETE STOCK 

|g;|;. , ; IN AU, OF SOUTH JERSEY 

l§p*li«B"Giwi*" '"**' Somws Feint 

gggfeff:927-2921 or 6422 

PACKAGE SALES B OUR ONLZ BUSINESS. MOT A SIDELINE 

Finest Restaurant 

9TH STHifT on^ OCEAN AVENUE 

., OMAN OTYl MEW JHWIY 

Serving Dinners 4^9 WeeWoys • f2i30^ Sundays 

0ffl JCT IN 'TAteHOME DINNiK" DIAL 39W01T 

~j* -• r "ffi.^/.qy.S&.L 

=•e was the 

n*Dther of the tale Archie Harris. 

an athletic star at Ocean City High 

School and Indiana University. 

^fiviving are am mm. A, Maidsll | 

ftrra. of Darby. Fa.; two sêrs. 

Mrs, Bertha Savage, of AeeDioiek, 

Md,, and l.frs. OraoB WaBmA" of • 

Brandywine. Md.; three brothers, 

Julius Harvey, of &lvert, Md..- ani; 

lawrenee Harv^ and Norrts Harvey, 

both of Washinôii, D,C, 

Chmrfi ql the Living Ood rf Egg 

Harbor, offitiatgd at servi^.' Bmial 

was in I Jneoln Manoriaa Ceme- 

POPPY SALE SUCCESSFUL 

* Mrs, »ttrle OsMy,: puppy chair, 

man' lor. Mor^n-tonck Unit 137 

American Ijegkm AiodUary. has reported 

the annual sale of poppies 

was, very gratifying and has et. 

pressed her thanks to all mizmbera 

oi ê Awojtay. arid tfie public who 

helped with the sale_ Sie also reminded 

that the proc.^13 stay h-Te 

in ocwi% 1n te used te. thi 

orgauHatlon-s welfare w.irkL 

•fhi best plart to spehd vour va. 

I canon is out ofthe acckfcrt vwaitL 

Well Known Brand$ 

&•?» SsT*wv.iie33H5 

RETIREES TO BE FETED 

insTMaiy Kaaiab and Dr, John 

itoniKfid wiU be honored by the 

OcEHtt aty Hgh School Teachwa 

Qiib at.a dteier TTiuraday ovenlng 

m PwtJO-QiU. Mis Kassab is re- 

Bring as btotoiy tscher and Dr. 

Too Late to Classify 

"MAiRCUTTiMG SPECIAUSTSf Bl«t 

Citj, N. J. Two 

yeu. Heursi i 

MALE HELP WANTED! Night w.tch 

man, 6 ni£Ht$ * wesk witti rnsals, 

Saturday niini a«, Applsr in ptnon, 

Rllrin H«!, alk top Mf. SlHW, 

êi Frigigsfrs 

MO, 3»Ji4i. 

SALE: Automate Mayfeag 

d d 

OF USED FURHtTURE, QuHd 

i; S is I p.m 

alffi, te I p. 

CLASSIFIED AD 

cpimn CAPE MAY, » j,, 

ffHIKO W IT — amman 

Apprentice Ctaries E, Itown, 

1324 OshBal BV,, Ocean Oty, 

N.J, is mnjramfaied after 

Kraduatlng fion basic troJnlng 

at the Cbaa Guard Recruit 

TrainlnB C«n!CT, Qipif May. N.J. 

J., by Captain Ralph M- W B*. 

Waiter ODnunanding OtBcvr. 

He was a member of the ,î> 

tor's Ceninonial Band while at 

nx-rait training, and perfanned 

Witt tlje bfind at gniditntlon n> 

view evay FHdayi 

ThrouKhout his eight wedss of 

-• " • - iiied the 

fundamentals ol the Oust 

Guard, marksmanship, military 

customs and courtesies, and scarruuKhip. 

as. weU as navi^tion 

un1 Coast Guard hbstor>'- 

The Oaast Guard 'B part of the 

Transportation DepjrOricnt, and 

is the United Stated' major 

mariajne salety ornanLaitlon. 

TILTON SHOPPING CENTER 

If Mil), from Oman Cfty via 

Rout. • to TUhjn Std. (Rt. SM) 

Ftli PARKIMO it Hw Door 

NORTHFIELD — HM1O 

WEDNESDAY JUNE 7 thru TUESDAY JUNE IS 

LYNN ' 

REDGRAVE 

ROD TAYLOR 

KARL MALBEM 

,1 MERLE.OBERON 

SATURDAY and SUNDAY MATINEE KIDDIE SHOW 

PLUS JERRY LEWIS a* 

"THi BIIL tOT' 

On the Bay 

BRINGS RESULTS SEAFOOD MARXL7 and BAKERY 

LONGPORT-SOMERS 

POINT BOULEVARD 

- umcH 

DINNER 

BANQUETS 

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Meeting P'a 

;in Somers M 

sffAi^M^Sw' 'V 

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TUB WEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER 

EJitoriah 

go 

preserving the vanishing seashore has 

... l#ej ]*f. Whetstone, TJSN ret, 'deserves 

support of the Cape May County Board of Freeholders. In- 

V—âtead—he to receiving-petty insults an4_jdluperoiiQjL___ 

r>?- f- Com/Whetstone, as the unpaid chairman of the volun- 

l ,r>fleer Cape'May, County committee on beach erosion, has 

^ f > proved himself a dedicated spokesman for the improvement 

r' -1 ja^JWSffifflPw of tnw county's beaches,, 

',/,'' J'\ iHe; has'a toavy man's habit of calling a spade a spade, 

J - '>"• and everything he figs said about some of the organizations 

f l I- ,wW& haye. 9 liand li " 

," .not beea diplomatic. 

;,' M t' '.Nevertheless, Com. Whetstone and his committee have 

/. / ' achieved results. What seems to annoy the all-Republican 

Board of Freeholders is the fact that he has dealt with Demo- 

cratic Assejohlywaa Marvin P. Perstoe and Democratic Sen- 

"son 'A- WiUiaHis, Jr. To make matters worse, when 

itstortQ obtained aJ) interview for his group in 

T. Hihe did not invite Rep. Charles W. Sandman, Jr., 

$?•'!•' "to^Q alop^Rep, Sandman, ot course, is a Republican. 

!'X, ,*>y not be the diplomatic thing to do, but Com. 

r; Wfcel$tone lisa dealt with the Democratic Administrations in 

- 'Tr^ntqn'-snd Washington. By doing so he has achieved a 

politics are to be earned to the point where 

would let the southern part of this county 

rather than have it protected by Democratic ofli- 

ihington and Trenton, then partisan politics have 

ard J. Hughes "holds great hope 

for every community In New Jer- 

sey. 1 

"In (he long run the State will 

look back on the signing of these 

W1I3 as a legislative breakthrough," 

the Governor predicted In signing the 

measures. 

Tlje most significant bill in the 

package provides for the creation 

of a housing finance agency Co issue 

JTCvenue bonds to finance construct 

iqn and rehabilitoUoo of as many 

as 100,000 units of middle Income 

housing by qualified sponsors. Also 

to be established is a J1,SOO.OOO re- 

vulving fund to make grants to spec 

ifio projects which would demon- 

strate new techniques and methods 

of middle income housing. 

Other bills provide for uniform re- 

gtUation of hotels 

dwellings. State aid and multiple 

far urban re- 

.. The ocean is eroding property owned by members of 

y |joth political parties. The catastrophe will be averted by the 

faction, ot the party m power, if it is averted at aU. 

' /-!'"' Simply by dealing with Democratic officials In Trenton 

i)nd"Wa3hirigton Com. Whotstonc is not playing politics He 

*'** -m»"»tw see?qng help where it may be found 

TT 

Swimming Should Be Safe fun 

j -:y Thousands of batheirs will use our beachos between 

4 next fall, and the overwhelming number of them 

6Q in perfect safety. 

Nevertheless, ocean bathing and swimming can be 

dangerous It can tie fatal. Some few rules apply to everyone 

' IPi 

wb,o enters the surf. Other rules apply to those who venture 

on to tho water in boats. 

primary for bathers is the rule not to go in bathing 

{at protected bathing beaches. Try to avoid entering 

wafer without a companion. Parents should never let 

little children play near the water's edge without keeping a 

constant supervisory eye on their doings 

Iri addition, the following general rules are worthy of 

consideration. Don't be a casualty.., 

J. po not-suOmioo early, i , 

2- Use supervised pools. ' 

; 3. Stay ashore in heavy weather. 

'• ' 4- Keep children out of boats without life-preservers. 

Sfafce Sore at least one good swimmer is aboard. 

*, 5. Teach children to swim early. 

6- Wait an hour after eating, before swimming. 

1. Use- excessive caution when fishing from a boat after 

especially if in strange waters. 

8, A*V3y3 carry extra life-preservers in boats. 

,' 9, |f y«it are deathly afraid of water, stay away from it. 

One other word of value is the suggestion of experts 

ttat yqa try one of several floating techniques when next in 

the. water. Jfany people can float indefinitely without any 

", effort it they will hold their head back so that only the nose 

:« above water. 

-- Tfte feet may extend downward vertically from the 

: surface, but if the individual will be careful to keep his head 

|sf t*»ck,'he wit) find he can float for hours. Try it. This or 

-~ L " -other floating technique may save your life this 

hvwal minimum standards for re- 

location of tenants displaced by ur- 

ban renewal, an) Interchange of. 

State, municipal and federal cm* 

ployees The latter bill was sug- 

gested by Stale SecrcUry of Agil 

culture Philbp ALunpl 

' We prtmisf to break «ir backs 

to promote these projects, ' de- 

clared Puul N Ylvisakcr. State 

Community Affairs Commissioner 

AVIATION — Flight strips at 

either Sandy Hook Park or at IstunrJ 

Beach Slate Park nro subjects of 

study by the Stale Division of Aero- 

nautics. 

The Mid*Atlantic Pilots Associa- 

tion lias requested such strips at 

either location BO they may be avail- 

able for landing aircraft In an emer- 

gency or otherwise 

The Division of Aeronautics an- 

nounces It is interested in proposals 

of tins nature and will take the 

matter up with Ihe proper authon 

tics 

The Division recently moved Its 

quarters to the Arnold Cunstablc 

Building qt 2X19 East State st. Trcn- 

tcn. Under a new regulation, the 

former State Buitsiu uf Aeronautics 

has been designated as a Division 

of the new Department ol Transport- 

ation. 

Integration of aeronautics Into the 

new Department of TransportaUon 

should prove most valuable to the 

aviation industry of the State. 

JERSEY JIGSAW — Juno h 

Dairy Month in New Jersey by of- 

Ochil proclamation of Governor 

Richard J. Hughes , . Ttic 

STO 000,000 pounds of milk produced, 

in New Jersey last year jfcas valued: 

at $56,700,000 . . Six Capo May 

County rnurdcjfnlllses have Jjrcn no- 

tified by the State Department 1 ! of 

Health to redesign sewage, treat- 

ment plants try November 30 .WO, 

to attain a much higher degree of 

I'm IN, You're OUT 

Only Great People 

Make A v Great Society' 

treatment Less man 10 percent 

of New Jersey's border, the forty 

eight mile long New York boundary 

line, is on land . - . All .officers 

of tho New Jersey Association of 

Agricultural Fairs have 

elected tar another term 

been re- 

this year 

» New Jersey is expanding its 

air pollution warning system net- 

work and has developed a special 

package of instruments to serve the 

purpose 

The 13CT Conference 

a the State Freeholder Association, 

will be held at the The Deauville 

Hotel, Atlantic Oty. June 2£25 

, . . Meat etnefcen growers in New 

Jersey produced an estimated 

1,350,000 birda during 1366 . . . 

Twenty-four New Jersey companies 

and business organizations have 

been awarded the President's "E" 

Award for export excellence 

.Community Affaira 

cr Paul N. Ylvisaker announces the 

formation of a. program to prepare 

students for : careers in 'lo- 

and State government . . , Ralph 

L Taylor, dean of Students at the 

Ounden campus of Rutgers; Unl- 

'ersity, has been named n^socdatc 

dean of student offuirs at the State 

University ; . . Gypsy moths were 

found last year in. Atlantltv Gape 

Moyy : Cumberland, Cfenden; Bur- 

by Dr. Thomas Robinson 

•nsManr, OUaatwv Slat* Coltog* 

The editor of this paper recently 

spoiled a whole day for me He did 

so try asking me what seemed to be 

a deceptively easy question. "What 

is the biggest problem in education 

today" was «he way he worded it. 

I have an answer, but It In not, an 

ussy one to explain or to buttress, but 

I'm going to to try to do su, chiefly 

far my own satisfaction 

The greatest problem in education 

today, in my opinion, to cveyone's 

insistence an privacy — which I'U 

define as anil ioMdwalk. InapeeUon 

By appointmant. Call Wiahm B«U 

tor, 810 Ocean Aw 39*0900 , 6-^ 

CALL US TODAY 

We will eitlmata th« 

cost of Installing 

ELECTRIC HEAT 

IN YOUR HOME 

YHOT gntor M obllfwHoa 

Wm. S. Anderson 

Electricians 

IMS Watt Aw. Mil IMW 

•AINTINQ — Interior and Extorior 

Yean of axperlenca on fine 

homes. Best quality paint*. Free 

estimates. No lob too sm&ll Route 

~ Palermo. V Tot. 399306* 

( 6-6 

DOGS, CATS A PETS 

COMPLETE BATHINQ-AND GROOM- 

Ing for all brvada. Call Holly 

Hills Boanllna Kennels, 927 2140 

ONE RED TABBY PERSIAN cat and 

one tortoise shell cat. Champion 

ship stock. Inoculated. Call 344 

1791 6-13 

IRISH SETTER PUPPIES — Males IS. 

Females AKC registered- Cham 

pion blood, lins 39&.72O8 6 16 

BOATS FOR SALE 

14 FOOT THOMPSON RUNABOUT — 

Clinker built Complete with con 

trols trailer, 33 h p Evlnnide mo- 

tor, (as tank. S45O Alto havo some 

extras available—anchor, sas tank, 

paddle rrntor earner sen cush 

ions, felejihofie 927-*352. tf 

I960 BRISTOL — Completely re- 

conditioned Electric oils* pump. 

Inboard fcleenns, canvas cover A 

r«l buy »S5 Also 3S hp Mer 

cure, ]"•* serviced and tailed In 

anii! New prop WS5 Both $550 

••- Wesley Ave 1st fl after 6 

and anytime on weekends 

S MILO, 45 hp motor, controls 

and steering wheel, windshield, 

laiko 700 t>r»k-t-> KOMak. 

nturrnai 

PALERMO — Ideal retirement home, 

ly W00000 LUHnBrDom dlo 

LERMO Ideal retire 

only W.00000. LUHnB 

ottB, Wtchon, two bedmome. , 

Garace CHI tujit Doap lot fon vag- 

00. LUHnBrDom, do 

two bedmome. bath, 

it D lot f vg 

CHI tujit 

ettbli rf nowera. Mc 

Real Est«te 399-2636 

- jsj — 

vsr 

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1,'2 Si 1 BEDRUflMM^fS «mw 

LARGE APARtMENT HOUSE—Six 

apartments and 7 rooms, alto 

BUNGALOW— 2 bedroom* and cer- 

amic tile bdUi Built |n 'the> 

last 6 year* Excellent tcontBHon 

CU heaLrvldnity of 2«th St. Alk- 

lnrtU.500 Wlllllm J Brown, H»>I- 

399-9B55, or tllw B pjn caU 

SEAVILLE— F«acrtuir»S 

in thi* lovely ranches, Oenenxi* 

Uiz room, btletit, homey Idtchan: 

ISMMJO, 39»2636 

TAXES. Prt» 

e-ie 

EITHER-OR — Llv* In 2nd fl 2 BR 

apt;, tssst 1st fl UUH-ÔR-MI^— 

entirei house as 4 Bit 2 bath horn 

SO x 11$ lot. batabdenl two! SI! 

400 Rober.L.Srugj^R-a, — 

400 Itnbert L. S 

2700 Axtwry Ave- 

Real 

lffl7 

*10.00Q IS THE PRlCf. tV tfWrn 3 BR 

hotwMw hasted horn* In A-l con^ 

dnion, _Unfurr*had. ^^-rt.J; 

' 6-18 

BEACH BLOCK OUPLEX, pruad tp 

sdl 3 baMan avaiiment ervaH- 

able for immediate occupjancy, th« 

other ranted for season *12,0OO 

compleatly furnished Insntotion In. 

ultel Uhthsm R«l Estate. .810 

6* 

compleatly furni 

ultel Uhthsm 

Ocean Ave. 

BUNGALOW rwar Day. 

vatad. hi excellail 

is, llulno room, kitchen. 2 txrtr 

rooms tntTbatti InspecK tt Wday 

VWsham Realtor. S10 Ooaan •»' 

* 6-13 

LOTS FOR SALE 

— UK. cur. 

!niSf2^cSvrr3 

w 927^4069 or 999^709 

6-9 

RIAL ESTATE —RENT 

SEVERAL TWO AND THREE BOOM 

Ofnea SultM. AIlutllrBajL Mod- 

em ' In every , respect. Wrtt* Bo* 

7826. Sanunel-Lndzar. « 

STORAGE FOR RENT 

STORAGE SPACE. HIGH AND T)RY 

(Moraorwbte rate. Fanshlan. 4* 

Bay Aide. 

H 

YEARLY RENtAtS 

4 BEDROOM 2nd Tloor UnfurrJshed 

comar apartment. Vearty. t I utni ' 

.W-f 400 4* 

A BIS VALUE ROOM a* ama« I— 

Onmer vanl* to a»ia»bom«l w)dj 

rlgm persons. Call 399-1347. tf 

i. 

2-DEDROOM APARTMENT — LarBa, 

airy rooms cool comfortable and 

cheerful Convenient neighboliiood 

Available for season, month or 

week 509 4th street. Phonei 399- 

4554 t» 

MILLIONS OF RUGS have been 

cleaned with qlue Lustre lit 

America s finest Rent electric sham 

poser-SI Phil Tumef's Paint Store 

721 Ashury Ave 399 0499 6-f) 

2 USED Awning Machine* for sale. 

$25 each. 35WS10. 70S Central 

Ave 6-9 

MAYTA0 Washer wnnner type Ex 

llt diti Call 399^6 7 

66 

AYTA0 Washer w 

cellant condition 7 

6-6 

30" FOLOABEDB. complete with 

mattresses, 110 e«chr Spring- 

haven Motel. 9th and Weslny Ave 

399-2789 ' tl 

GROUND FLOOR APARTMENT, Mac 

beach and boardwalk. Attractive 

and cheerful Sleeps 4 or 5. Qiao- 

nc kitchen Full season tlQ25, 

half season *55O Write Pfj 

1025 Wesley Avn- Oce*n City, or 

call (201) 2S3-OOS2. . . 

DEL ZANE* MUSIC StUDIO. Organ, 

and Piano Instruction purlos and 

antiques corner Wast Grovelsnd 

and Atlantic Avenues, Somers Point 

NJ 927 5493 I • 9-1 

BUSINESS WOMAN will share her 

150- 252 Baysncjre Dnve 

weaKends or call 1^215-TUmer 4- 

8636 dally « 9 

22' CHRIS^RAFT — Skllf. perfect 

condition, can be seen in water 

•t 117 w 17lh St. or call *a*k 

ends, 399^133 . « 

BOAT SUP — Qarden Lagoon, ac- 

comadats 24' to 36' Boat Ex. 

errant -dflc*. Phone 399-1831 

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AUTOMOTIVE. SERVICE 

SHEPPARD'S 

ObSSSBt 

DUI 

Td ALL , 

COMMERCIAL 

BUYERS 

Ncny l« th» Hmn'tj, (Ulamp 

Wltn 

"SYIVANIA 

Whulcsate 

A. C. ELECTRIC 

; SUPPLY ftDL 

«ec Howard lot quote 

' IMS WEST AVtf. J 

OCEAN CITY? 

BRIN 

jly 230 Ocean Ave 6-20, 

SUMMER RENTALS 

GARDENS. OCEAN -—--- 

ou* 1st fl apartment 

parkins open, porch, cable tmfej 

or TV Guarded beach. Month 

I,, •> mdi now. aeaaon. half *ea 

„. 2 weeks now. aejjson, 

son or month for 1968 Call 

4)525. 

M 

hjjlf 

BEAUTIFUL. CORNER *g}5£!*ZZ 

Utcjian A bathrtiom. e P 

Seism. »450 Bay Breeze, 

Ji Phone 399 30sfo 

end 

SELL 

With 

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Ui. ill J Ad Wp tar zcyitet 

imrjlicatlon and W'ln-rtil-Wup fiw TttyptUs^ 

M wiH not be S. t In typn tinUI pni»n«m.«in»* 

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GORYN'S 

CERAMIC SHOP 

INSTRUCTIONS 

FOR BEGINNERS 

Man, Em, 

; 

hooât-Delawarts LastJanuary and 

versify. A UB3 graduate of. Ocean 

Qty High School, he wfll graduate 

first In his class in mechanical and 

aerospace engineering and Uth in 

the University's graduating class ol 

MO, 

V,OB May a he was awarded the 

Eastern College Athletic Conference 

Medal for the highest scholastic index 

of a senior athlete at «ie U, 

Of D. As a vainly swimmer for 

the past three years he let school 

reomds % the 10£yani and 200. 

yard hreaststrxike and the 20Oyard 

Individual medley. He also wis a 

member of me record-breaking 400yard 

medley relay team, 

ffgnar societies whlcji p^siged 

Carey at the U. of D. Inelyflrt Tau 

Bete H, an honorary engineering 

society equivalent to Phi Beta Kappa 

honorary scholarship, 

^mefflber-af--Sgna Xbran-huuuraiy I 

science and research society, and I 

aseys acflvUs at the U. of D, 

have Included a member o€ the 

American histitute of Aeronautics 

and Astronautics, a tnsraber of the 

Amexte^ E&$ig& of Mechanical 

BtfD&afa and secretary of the U. 

of D Oiapter, assistant Dormitory 

director and a member of the 

He was awarded Em. priie by the 

gineering for his senior research pap-1 

er pnaaated at the annual student] 

m»huf J. Clark 

"SST 5 *^-^ 

rZ-TJSSSESZ^Si. 

venatyatthe annual commencement 

exentfief hiM hit M* In Rutgire 

Jgsmjum^. ' • *• 

1 Local candl(iates for degrees ineluded^wmjapi'' 

flifiraeK at 35 noson 

av^SorneM WOift+îSlW erttW' 

Rrte« j, On*, BBS Ttegn tern, 

Ocean fiW Saahelor of science! 

Robert a Maurer, Jr., «P ISth st, 

Ocean C3ty, bachelor of soeneef 

Fmdc J. Freestone, 85 W, Revere 

pi, Ocean Qv, bachelor of science: 

diaries Rest. 6» «h it.. Someis 

pnirt, bachelor of iolenee. 

Advanced degrees earned by leesl 

students Included Beryl Qleason, 224 

Qsntml av,. Ocean Cttjr. master ol 

education, and Robert B. Warren, 

3547 AibiBy av., Ocean Qiy bachelor 

o f l a w s , - . . . • ' • 

ma, an honorary physics society- • 

Undergraduate scholar-1 

ships awarded him included Union I 

Carbide Company scholarship. WO. 

Ham Francis scholarship and f* 

University of Delaware Teacher's I I 

Asststantshtp. Graduate scholar- 

'• Mattanal / "--' Robert »»-»— E. «• Maura "-.— T- 

Spacc Admirustratinn researcti , 

traineesWp tor graduate study at 

1 , Jr. Frank J. Freestone 

«B U. Ol D. 

ATTENTION 

So. Jersey Shore 

Summer Repters 

Now b tfa. HIM to ttart Ifainklng abwrt 

your Share motion. Right fxw MATS m 

many wonderful JKcomnwxUHo for you 

aad M» family lo the WJWweodi. Come 

J* ••• and you'll f0 exacHy whtf yoo 

CocUall*, «c»pttonat 

l 

EDZiBEBEB'S 

, WeiW; Famous 

Ang/esea Jnn-R&sfauranf 

Jnt off th. Eutt t MGanUn Stare 

Partway, II Mlmrafrom HM >;. 

;: SEBVlMG MllUr LUNCHEONS 

DINNERS • SUNDAY DINNERS 

f V ' M 

p^wraSppft^; «.,, . youBis had a cut on Ms »oe, B didn't JaBey, 

£«•• Uf kllA WkalA amount to much but it did btaed. n« aty U loddng for a good •• • . 

G v-i 

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7 at «he Cultural] 

Wertw av, • """ 

For White wnaie iJSi-i *-« ^^ ^ttt SJVII^S Qty ft Leisa 

..••••„__,... '" .i» lUiii h» a s attetopickuptheUBllof_Bie »_„_„ said he dowi't want the •»-, # - _ 

and inoffensive Trash Trucks 

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Perma-lron 

The answer to a 

housewife's prayer! 

That is, if you're a busy housewife 

with husband and family to take 

care of...and P.T.A. meetings 

and bridge club luncheons to 

attend. We know there are days 

when the chore of ironing just 

can't be fitted into a busy 

schedule like yours. 

r ARROW Dectolene^tma^roniBthe^ 

almost unbelievable hew this 

- woiider shut 

magnesium frame, hidden locks, 

scuff and stain-resistant ' 

coverings. Colors: for Dad: 

Word Gnty ^ 

for 

of elegance ott JG,' 

Dad's gift list... 

a handsome lie it '". \ 

hiii favorite color < - 

and pattern. All prices. 

Tropi-Tex® makes summ#i 

shortest season of the Mi 

'rj.' 

Stilt yourself, alt summpr short in a hsf^m 

of DacrqiV? ,and worsted, so comfortebly^taj! 

Trophtex. Tê atifewer to hot weather? Tfie$&f 

so ft);. Made fey Wo"rsted-tei» of .cburse^ll! 

leadership all yedr rotirid. Trbpi^Teksuits fiw. 

' * 

pAY, JUNE 9, 1967 

Bring Rnulli 

[WARDS 

WEEK END 

;PECIALS 

^BANANA BREAD 

[30c & 50c 

\lurdaY 

MOCHA 

4-LAYER CAKE 

75c 

OUR 39TH YEAR 

ARDS 

IP A S T R Y 

Asbury Avenue 

Dial 399-1260 

Welfare Problemjs Growing, 

Assemblyman Tells Kiwanians 

•t wrtfore problem is one nf me 

LU /aulli tio ng our country today 

reported Aiir-inblyirtin A'ljLrt 

*> '-ilVh, Allin n C jnly a* Ihc 

i on mu_tln,> or Hit Kvuiti's Club 

File A 1 ] im.c Cjum-y l«j)iljt r who 

lus UEUnpinrlLil fur th • ll,.hli.nini; o[ 

T-lriLlrns un Uilfire n.ii]> nr>s 

c Jit el M_\,( ril^cxjiniplLS of the ahu rust of WLlfan- mil 

{y l s tilt iiinoUriL ut momy Ni w 

York C t> iiULndh on ttiuf mnn If iht 

L-urrt.nl (mid taxt"j hi\o jjont up 

r>tri(?iit h* rtiJortLd Publif uf 

nlv iirt bt ng }jmhi*?rt} fm Hi t, 

the brutal CJU.SI foi the lninj',1. 

ib tin r sinH (OJ of wi Ifju 

I th nk nrv. is tlli> tmii. fo-- publii 

oil c JLS to i?acrifi(_-e vo'es end work 

lor tho prjplc dt large' We all will 

b br or off You can't play vot€, 

if; I nit wcjbirr ' 4he Epeaker said. 

Our i\clfcirc blli do not hxvc a 

re drncy clnuse," SlnTn^sia "It 

mr mi you could Jive In Hie mrctl iuid 

( ii'd t-ill (i siater from out-of-state 

to come live with you She could 

IJ itg Ilk-g Lmatf duldren wa^h hLr 

ui d immediately start colleotdnB welfu 

i- fund 

I am accusf-d of ndt bdng hu 

m in 'arian ho said This i«s not 

true bat I am nguinst ilhe eivp-«way 

hind uli in our current wclftirc sys- 

Harp was program chairs 

rn^n and presented the speaker. He 

v^s tho.niced for his reriiarks, by 

Commissioner R. Robinson Chonee, 

Jr. 

ASSOCIATION MEETING 

WaltiM Braj 1 !"!! secretary of the 

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ptTUM 

Events In Ocean City lAtiss IToob fs 

S=» post, mite 

safe at *»t Bay 

Heed, fpngaed ly 

*r «ke benefit f 

, §i sc sgiS Sawn *t 

* • » 

» • "• 

Aste Caswr •aaamaoBri 

Bess- 

Miss 

1VESMY- 

v* Good Crasd Ri 

RtfKrt 

*ere 

i&ot). Mrs. Russell 

.^-^ _. --" - *' «**W. Jr, Mis. RosseB lindsey. 

"voegfe «* Owanms saKX&nc. S1 g_^ jjj^ .Jasqfe Btaikr lbs. ltd 

"~ ~* *"* " „ Sfes. 3tezy Itoten. Mrs. 

L Miss 

Oôm BdBTe 

Shfehun. i ia3I, 

I î^b^ Hx_!Bh, TtertJ QuaTX Galfasnes- Mrt CfcCJucd Ctir^c Aai rf Dr^Xnei HilL F*a. announce da? 313d K&[' cc '7*?T 1 '-;-'>l and pr-jic=; 

. BanBlTDQCjiiaks^ Bobbt Cross, j JuJ> BJIT-T.- a*? atu e^mssd heir ^gag^Qv,,;! _ aj^- daogdncr. Jam Sinmrf SnM EÊjKSAiry 5-ac 

i, P^ji DriscntL G«!CffJ^; K>fc! (fannte. to tt>? tnro oxnaiiai?!? choir „». ,- ^rh. -—, fW* Asshnv (fe T3DB.- las Ti 

j__ __a_rl_r*75 wt» aâsctti Ttratcbocc is-* -^ Vir ____ 3fc_L JaEEKS J FI_EIM__ ^^ Eursts on hrarej brt^* 1 "iiib w 

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Âainfand Coming events '^ c j a ^^^:^ & s a ^^^-^ ^-^ ^^ Wea ^^ *•*=* 

ScBfOOd dtnaor. 4:3? 5> T J 

Socners PoiiB VFW". &a±jA ti 

beach party. 10 ica_. at Sea Mb )• tall, 1 

SUNDAY— 

Higfa Scmol '„ . 

Baccalaureate Sovcoe. p 

MOfBMT- 

Fbur SeSLira Gaidar Cub 

Sinstai Garas CSjb 

am. in Cl3*ial BaS- 

JSH' •>•'" > 

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JHMHT 

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SPECIAL 

SUMMER SALE! 

Only at Schuff Electric 

WH/1£ THEY LAST! 

X 

Colony Installs New Officers; 

Committee Chairmen Named 

dl^ sad '*r^^ ^n^"- j D. 'Kugfân Vaag, isînîi r ; Mrs. ^ 

_£ed _ _j irraii i—atei-1 fiêne L>-ai^ and His. S. Tagart ; 

er li C^^ Ch* Moonto' aeris, Jr.. art; Mis. Vance Gtiltag- i 

B Tte^to* too. \ s - ^ »mi to. E. Alfca Ketords, I 

i io«ated a« Sirs. A*ojte»ri s: ^^f- B k 1 ^^: 

tea 

mnoiy: Mis. Henry K. San 

trtiESUrpr-. and its. *BauJ ViHefloj, 

to Mrs. StEltiers hy its, HotKini 

WMaakET. Jr.. cutgjinK presdux. 

wâ> in tiETX r^cc3\^d the pass, pn^*d«*'9 

fin and the Press Bout fcr *K 

uns Gi3ierc P \ug 

«__jnr 

^_1 ; S* aal Mm. &rt 

' „, 

^lui 

Jfcs. Jcea 

\V,sL 

WasfcBr, 

9pe: 

itafBfnrB-. 

its, TSjeniarB 

M«- 

Jn^tl 3rd Mri FJ*C« Bail ioi! 

l___s Jofcuj^L SJCÎJ Mr^ 

H 1 cards: JVIr^. . OiLr 1 ^"'. 

ti>?iîiij?". Mrs. J^y^n H.^-*" 

Haiten Wjano, puMlc . M?- 

: Mrs. 0r$6 Ketê, eri"tl 

son. aaiiiors. Mrs. Htnrv-Ssiar Ms 

VOUM wmouuts 

IRVINGTOM. 'NJ.-— Turn young 

gsrts S and U yeus aid wn ar- 

KBted «flec tbey aitnHtBd tireiikag 

st*o fi\t hcmts.anl taWog EBO in 

cnî ami $350 in iemdry* Hit putoe 

«OK Mrs. Virginia Haute. MilNflte: in ei« 

11 tafas, 

... ine SAVING 

POTATO SALAD 

COU5 SLAW 

BAKED BEANS "~ r O> 

" ^ » YOUR FAvoene» 

HUFFS' 

Eiterior Howe Part 

ordinary ^^ 

house paint! 

TOB C3Ci dgpSZtJ O3 HI 

VesrzStsx jiea r* 

CMkatanen A] 

305Oc« 

TH£ SHAPE OF FASHION 

SUML.1EH 

Enjoy Ulo ttB summer . . . 

do your cool Itria' msidc 

the* delightful, guretmt 

sfctf^PDiCTOM .1. . CottaM 

Arntla Syte and «jto« 

a-plenty. Pick your, 

favorltM here, now" 

JUNIORS and 

HA1T SIZES 

UP 

741 Adxny ADO 

PAMIKt 

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TUTS )i!311l 

aid roai, iae- W 

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PAINT S f 

T%% \£UUUSY, Jiye, fiKTl ;M5T! MSTI p&fVfwr .- t^pui "-^j 

-W£- - J * 30 - *•«*&>* *"» Ifcwwdorjp; 8 A. M. to9P.nl- ftidfaf ,t 

1 

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Y, JUNE *,

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v;-f'+:' 

Lions Club Installs Officers 

At Dinner-Dance; Awards Pins 

4%M9 oncf leisure living" 

VYN HOTEL ' 

MtlGHTON PLACE 

~OFF ATLANTIC AVE.) 

ROOM 

SERVED • 

said. 

Fir trues wore plantodt b«t in 

two inches of top snU f«v of thotn 

survived, 'l"hoso which art? still awill 

hiivi* lo be dug up und rt 1 - 

in holes fUltxl witli top soil 

Bare|y beneath the surface is the 

refuse from the old dump. Simpson 

noted. Grass nîy iwiiitiiiiJly jn"ow 

in the aresi but it will take, a long 

time und car-L-ful »urturin^. h** iLdd- 

When the plans were started it 

was known ttiat the level of the 

ground slkould have been twu fcot 

higher, but the cost would have been 

excessive, Simpson lidded. 

This mezms that during stomi 

tides silX water seeps close to th? 

SPORTS CAR CLUB, INC. 

'Iftfe •crtststonce given by the following firms 

A SUCCESS! 

THt» OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LtpOER 

Theorems. G, Williams was fominlly Ca Owtw CWy lions Club at HieTurner 

WaUucc 'OOIURHII, TWI TVvbtor 

animul imtnUatton dinner Wcdnu-sdoy .Jolin FcaierhoMrr, Directors' Kttrl 

iKjgUhPtotOOllWH 

g 

Hu-bcr. Oiirlnt Qix. t*mnk UiiB»-r 

a locul high school toucher, tad mid Qmrkw IfcuithDi?. 

wived I president tor the post six Provident WJHInnn sjioKo biit^fly to 

month*, filling out tho term of his the club urid iltunkod (lie membehs 

prttkttrosor, Mhco Bollendine who for tho honor of continuing to i&*r\ 

ph^ftitjrf Ifo mn.iJtt.sirod that n>i-ni^ 

pnmi^Ti I 1 WHAT 

| What this r*nunr\ 

.^'.mj 

r ntvds 

Atlanta. 

ITii tw.'w *ulmimîr:Uhni Im^ h».id Th.it it ' 

SW.Otl) a 

MAtml mt-rtinjTi' with fVâr tuxl I ^t\ir TO niaintain Ihr 

win xirs< fn IJH 

Continued from pags one 

1 *.n\ 

i^> lut 1 ^ thai V.K,H tif iho fîtss. **>î -\Tfci nuinuun it î ,^*n s,ud 

has fiTuwn The ^*>xl was H M-i-cailtxl 1 I Hi r*rf h^sd ihr_^r m?ar^ 

r*xi cars in «irh *3tf -stx 

Hass A HIT-. P "Itf—feinp 

,'ol)(i,-A-.i meeting will be) "*i 

iMKlmtoil nt the Au-vilmry Ht.iii * i In _, 

tmartei'i In tin? Cltltuml Arts CViittr ^ '**> twfy,djn* 

4(N WeMty »v , nt 8 o i-loek' this. lh *ai3jfljSr 

eMiUlig 

ê\ oral motion pic lure films will 

" " ' 

ho shown fullouing tlie buriiii^^' 

M'ss'on One film H entitled ' l>-^ 11 

tumlion Benjniida ' and the iylier 

Is *Tfoe Piupje Mai^tln Sinn 

hirtbi who iiro active 

employ' 

K appeared hjcely At aty Hall 

ere to provide summer Jobs Ior va. 

yeslcrday thut as much as a quarter 

caiionlng hlsh school and college 

of a tnilUon dollars will be neialed 

students > 

to pay tiiB Hghcr Varies and to do 

AcronilnE to Dugan cWplmt., 

the pressing work which cujmut be 

placing »hedr Job onters Ihrouî the 

ddaj'al, but for which no fluids had 

State Jras a Msi MUes was enrolled In tho secdicapped persons. 

menAer of Lodge 171 F, and AM, retarial sniMiee program al the New Unemployment Insurance Beneflts 

Surviving are his wBe, Nelle L.; Hampshire college tor worn. While paid amounted to $1^,268 far the 

one daiîter, Mrs, Pater Trok, tt at Dolby xho was a mombur ol the month. 

M Atyi and ttuee iranadai#-'— Odfayaii yearbook staif, a. Koy Girl 

funeral tecvices will be held and was BecTetary of her sailor 

urtay Hi 2 p.m. tss Uie Oodfrey' 

Smitti PmKial Home, USB Central av. 

Interment wUl be at Seaalds Oeme. 

teiy, PalennD, 

+ OPEN 12 NOON 'TIL 9 P.M. * 

»uporlative cuisine 

and wrvice. th«n watch 

to ^.ey', Point 

Inn provide. . 

?. S3 . w 

prepared to yoor ta*t». 

Route 9 at 

tho Brid3»> In 

BEESLEY'S POINT 

•Om de' swimmiri 1 hole ean be 

the lost place you will visit on 

earth—unless you are careful. 


•HAIRCUTTING SPECIALISTS- that 

will mak» you "Look your b»tat 

B«ml«'« Barber Shop, B35 As- 

Guard History 

County Fishing 

Long Standing 

Suit Dismissed 

The Paupers 

Extra Added! Our.Famouf Go-Go 

80MEHS POBTC — Utrm, Mary A, 

Hlelfnan, of 513 Fwirth St., djed 

Monday foUiming o brief Ulncss. 

She waj 92. 

jfti, lllckman, a nmttva of Ireland 

aatl a tamer Ocean OJy resident, 

had made her home here tor 

ffl yeais. amrivws bKlirfe.. two 

dal^tters, Mre, A&m Maenn*, of 

thli Off, Mm Mary Adooofc, of 

Bcmiuda; hifb ana. John and Jo. 

seph Holanan. both of Ms cily! 

two Msteni, Mw..Qiherine ôw», 

of Ouraao, and Ifai, ffllen Anaergon. 

ol Roohfoisd, DL; nvai grairtehMniB 

and right great grentKauldren. 

A High Requiem Mas was sung 

yestijriiiy mffltfBBVin «. * ""'" 

R,d; dmreh. 

Tishia Royal 

av., died Wednesday ta;a«m Mantotalw4ml 

r What was probably the final echo 

of flic tumult and shouting engendered 

by a bitterly fought contest 

„.»_.«, POINT - mU Ray L. in 19S2 to change Ocean Onys 

Tovani, commanding officer of the government from commlteion lo 

Attanac aty Ooart Guard Statton, mayor council foim wns h«ir*l in 

was ppopmm guest at Bie duyier Capo May County Court yesterday. 

ta^HJif of Somexs PWnt Wwanis There, Judge George B, Francis 

Qub Tuesday in Daniel's Restau- dismissed a suit brought by one of 

rant 

She change in gbvcrrtnuait Supporters. 

Richard S. Farashian, who en- 

Tovani is a nattve Calitnmi^n and tered suit in April 1965 alleging that 

has spent: 24 years in the Coast he had loaned $2,000 «o tag- 

for 13 yeara. •aKe was a member eit ttrifaiai of the Coast QiMnJ, 'they 

of Suloh apHst Oiurch. also take care of aides to naviga- 

Surviving are one daughter, »0ss Uon mdudlng buoys, Ught sM^ and 

Donsn JoinBon, and one son, Ulyses 

StepheiB, botti of this eUy; one 

lighthouses. 

birther, James Sehult and one as. Ttovani eonoluded bis presentation 

ter Mra, Olga Oeof^ bottl of New by answering, quîtioifi- from the au- 

York ffly. • _ • • _l_ dience. He ns manked by Thomas 

•hie Rev. Geone P*IdrB, p«w pirrser, 

of ShUon BapHM O** wffl offlelrtB PoUowing the regular meeUng a di- RESTAURANT 

at wrvices to be csmducted in the rector's meoflm was held ait which 

Oiureh Monday at 8 p.m. Burial Hme James McNelis reported on pro- 

OCEAN AVENUE at 9th ,' 

wjU be Tuesday monuni In Uneam p-ess for the' annual barbecue, 

Memorial Park, Mays Landing, 

AMPLE 

FREE PARKING 

2ND FL. APT For Rent—Newly hir- 

'rUjhea paneled Interior, 2 bad. 

room; oppo.Ho Ocean City« new 

golf ioursBTtlle bath, aundick. pn- 

5ate enuaVice, TV. cable. Soatona 

or hair season. 2317 Bay Ave CeN 

399 9425. .' 

6 * s 

APAWMENTS—Cnter city, efj" 11 *! 1 

cy tor 2, apt for 4; apt for S:, 

call 399-21 IS. , »- 13 

WANTEtS—A garage «p rent all year 

In the vicinity of 90l Street Jmd 

Centra? Ave. cJl 399 2146. 6 23 

ROOMS for rent by ttie sea ton — 

, Room* for-. >2i-; *17B •fff'Jj^ 

•.Room for 3. 1275 and S300 

for 4. *350 Call 399-2115. 

Hews On The Air 

CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE 

— Fishing news from Cipt? May 

Oounty will be aired over CliS 

bury A»e.. Ocwn City, N. J. Two 

barbers — ' 6«a ybi —" " Hours 

ad Monday 

II. K E F M. Cli 

Radio in Now York Oly ns part 

of Uie county's promotional activity, 

Freeholder Anthony T. CatanoM) announced 

this week. 

AUTO FOR SALE—1939 Plymouth 

coups, n«da paint ond t 

work, will pass inspection ottH-rwlsi, 

NO rust or di-nt» D«it offer Call G 9 

399 7292. 

AUTO FOR SALF.— 6I Opel excellent 

running condition. Idaal sec 

ond car. good Tires, economy car. 

H50 23lf Bay Ave Call 39*942^ 

The County will receive coverage 

in Ihe Anglers News Fishing Program 

which Is being aired over 

CBS Radio Station VVCSS (8S0 k c ) 

pmgram is being nirud by Uie 

Anglers- News fishing newspaper 

with columnist Mark Snsin of Etlison, 

N.Jt doing the commentary. The 

BOAT FOR SALF—19* Keller CWt. 

2 bunhs, cushions, horn, running 

lights, etc. Fully equipped 50 h p 

Eilnmd. Elective lulust be seen! 

1133 Simpson Aue Call 399 735^ 

prcj-ralm will tie (wsuxl twice on 

Friday, three times on S^lurdoy and 

once each Sunday. ThL-re LS no cost 

for the county's participation in the 

BOAT FOR SALC— Sailfisli ( J'tfJ- 

covnolate with s&ll anddolly. 

program. 

The Anglers News each week fea- 

Avt. Ocoari City 

tures a coluinn on Cape Mny | 

County li-ihing 'which ii prepared 

GARAGE ARAGE SALE SSolid 

maple twin 

for «h'e ttsper by Louis A. Rodia. 

$5, buroau ahd 

mirror irror 17 box 

S3 cot t 93 ciulot 

assistJint director in the Public Af 

?aVr\ytr»"r-t20 B Fourth jt6-J> telrs department. Alw featured are 

new? items Jin! feature stories 

SALE—Meat case, 6. new cornjres 

, tor. Will deliver to your door about Jersey Capo fishine prepared 

Call 399 2115. 

by the Department of Public Af- 

SALE. Small N mfrigiiralor In JoilS tinri Vy /• block from pfoteCbat 

h«acrl> all conveniences, 

ocean view. Also two bedroom Barege 

apt Hot. outside sWer. and 

parkins, porches Call 399^636 ^ 

1 of the'paper's columnists 

havt? „ also prepared ^ masazine ,at> 

tides about- Jersey Cape fi"*ing. 

Sosm last month wrote an article, 

'Tho Sound of Drums" which appeared 

in Ae.Snlt Water Sportsman 

Magazine an] which told of a 

drum ashing, triin taken with noted 

area angler Boyd" Tyter, of Cape 

May Court -Bouse. 

CAUGHt BY. PAM-re ^ V 

, LONDON • r^ ..Police, htul ' UtHe 

trouble! arresting ,PaVi(* O'Conner 

viien-UKV,-found'_n. hanpng'bi' 

his

he Middle fast 

the" 

the firit 

between the present 

"-' 'the RUuatioii 

i yes, Europe 

j on a powder keg for 

i beenijvar in the Balkans—r 

T -. j....., fl"** 1 *% l Germany, England, 

* ana France were too enlightened and 

* •"*[ tp rigk a general war. The states- 

-mm-yfaf&'ymtng and the peace which had 

Fradco-Prussian war came 

-to. an -end-la holocaust 

t-' ~ ^Thejfi4fl^ Jsast hag been a powder teg 

•foryeare. The Arab states of Egypt, Syria, 

"•staMtstunent' of the^sCate of Israel on tem- 

" "'."^ had been Syria's and Jordan's for 

the United Nations established 

ill' the. 'lane! that had-been Palestine it 

what is happening tocjay. It 

effectively that the Jewish 

a Jwmfraild iifthe «e«i which 

• J *qn for.'centuries'.' 

Qut conit 

not settled as , 

indivWiialsT 3fn In 

can conflict withthe 

afuailpnUi' 

-'••• : wrong. 

ing their own b 

enlarged their 

Meanwhile, Egy 

states involveqrlj 

tieth century and fc 

in the Middle East 

QD# Course Is (n The Rough 

"par tnree' 1 golf 

a day. They must be 

"has" at his comof 

what a golf 

yst also be an espergardener 

who understands 

is" and trees and shrubbery 

ted on fairwqy^ and tees and the 

course. ~He must supervise the 

, "par three" 

formative stage since 

1965 the bayfront 

was to be built had been 

'^tt&ctilf obtained an expert to design the 

T-^. "-- of the Atlantic City 

... necessary" qualificajfTqttt 

the inunfeipal course here and 

'" " ' parent. 

re was to cost $50,000 

Is now stated $87,000 has been 

t-pAthe command. f|& completion is still 

1 mote'money away. 

pus administration, for reasons 

to "build the course 

ite Power Blackout 

ting thing about this 

Jut which affected most- of 

" of eastern Pennsylvania, 

,i>nd Maryland is that the power com- 

: concerned have been unable to give any 

and accurate explanation of what 

'Southern New Jersey's 377 communities 

~ | Atlantic Ctfy Electnc Company 

>d when, according to that com- 

. âutomatic equipment cut their 

fpPtbe power network which serves 

i States. '' " 

_ larger power failure of 1965, 

occurred during daylight hours 

. iand'for. current was not unus- 

^Soinewhere to the area served by 

""""* Ivanja-New Jersey-Marysomething 

went wrong 

«*fc 

' anywhere y in 48,696 , 

s say it happened 

ic Company-power— 

ig service of the Philadelphia 

' Is- cut off thus" creating 

ah(l near panic in the 

&&$. The iron> in 

situation was that the 

in 1965" that a 

1%chnical 

City dog wankai. Mis. Elizabeth 

Schneider, was lired by Co>ranbsion- 

•^t^ er D. Allen Stretch, who refused 

P"l- to explain his action. 

 

FIVE YEARS AGO 

Attorney Albert M. Ash was cleared 

W,, J* a hit-run motor vtWde charge 

£S - during a wtoany hearing hi DisfHct 

"w * Court at Cape May Court House. 

... JflSgistrate Franklin A. 

jfjnjg fHioniisefl ^tftat^he would tx&d 

~coort~ often ftenTenaugh enough ~so~iliat soUiat no cJewould 

be- rcQu)red 4& 

Sentinel- 

•fMCDCPT 

y, N.J. 08226 

y rest of ftp ^rab 

ters into top twenasserted 

m$c rights 

The United Nations may pu$ off the evil 

day whet) an ajl-put war in fee' Middle East 

occurs By so dpiat it may. put pfif the day 

when European nations and this country are 

involved in what wO| be tne third World War 

Right now the'hope fe that the combat 

ants may be persuaded to stop fighting and 

listen to reanon. 

For a lengthy peace, however, the real 

problems must be solved Anything qlse is 

merest an armistice before Armageddon In 

1914 statesmen doubted that the big nations 

would gq to war over a murder of an obscure 

prince in an obscure Balkan town. 

But war camq. It can come again unless 

the lyfeest possible diplomacy takes the place 

of armed force. 

without following Mr Fraser*s recommendation^. 

Mr Fraser washed his handi of the 

project Also, as a professional he was disinclined 

to get involved in any kind of a controversypver 

the golf course project 

The golf course "experts'' in the previous 

administration lacked experience but 

they had opthniim and houndless self-confidence. 

It turned out, however, that golf 

courses cannot be developed-unless the developers-know 

what they are doing 

First, it was promised that the golf 

course would be playable by Spring, 1066 

Next, it was promised the golf course would 

be playable by fall, 1966 After that it was 

promised the golf course would be playable 

by spring, 1967 Early this spring, it was 

prpnpsed that the golt course could be used 

this fall 

The new administration at City Hall admits 

to no superior knowledge of golf course construction. 

They asked Mr Fraser for advice 

They seem willing to accept the word of an 

expert 

If Mr Fraser's recommendations are followed 

the golf course should be ready for play 

by this time next year. 

power blackout was virtually impossible in 

the area, served by his company. 

' It is understandable that the nation's 

privately owned electric power companies 

want to produce the current they sell as inexpensively 

as possible The interconnection 

system makes it possible for a limited number 

of plants to produce the needed power Plants 

with greater capacity take up the slack for 

power companies with less productive capacity, 

OE they transmit power to areas where 

more power is required temporarily _ 

So far so good—but as Governor Richard 

J. Hughes said this week, it is clear that the 

total productive capacity of the electric companies 

in the fouf-state area is not great 

enough to withstand sudden demands when 

one or mpre generating plants are out of commission. 

There appears to be need for governmental_study 

at the national level to correct 

this situation and to regulate the interconnecting 

grids so that massive power failures will 

really become an impossibility. 

Meanwhile, the customers of the Atlantic 

City Electric Company can congratulate themselves 

that they escaped the problems that 

confronted millions of people when electric 

power failed this week. 

-'•• - ' - : - ' , , - 

more than one night m jail TTie 

plan has since been abandoned. 

* * * 

TTie city spent $5,8000 for a trail 

er to be used as a lifeguard headquarters. 

Di-nded as "the tm goose" 

by cnbis it was placed at 34«h at 

and, the beach. 

TEN YEARS AGO 

the Saturday Evening Post ran a 

two-page color spread on Ooesm C5ty 

calliog tfap town "Atidway between a 

carnii'al'and a cloister." "••' 

The,, completely renovated MnodKn 

Theater opened its* doors iihawing,-thHtt year then.will be 

^ motDrcycles registered in 

Jersey. 'Although the State Divfarioo'flf 

UMcr'ychideV has the 

ButljuBlfy to fmrnde tbr 4he inatttlA- 

(ory-use of safety equipment on 

motoocydes, it has never taken any 

action. So tbe l«gisli£ure decided 

in "cto it." ' 

PEACE — Govprnoj Rkfaard J. 

tyii&i& has. Bêc| his wice ji> (hat 

as many oi*a?rv*.»rs an? 

U-S, interdiction (mm liif air hiis 

had a Linked eifect in hailing suppUes 

tp GunmuhUrt fortes in South 

Vietnam: 

Tllq SteppctJ-up U.S. bdntbdng of the 

rorth has «?rtain]y bcon countered 

wtth stepped up jnnind Iij.«mj by 

the, Communists, ground Ggntine ofliô 

uasting the U.S. hundreds nf ciisualtrcs 

daljy. Only six months or 

« year am sutij totab wvnilii have 

been weekly, not daily, totuls. 

Amid this darkening semo ajme 

Marine units have bad serious trouble 

witli thidr M-T6 rifles. Despite tho 

strung defense 1 o(_ this wapon nude 

by the Cbxps eominxuvkuiit, some 

units and some men havt- hod melancholy 

expetiences with Ihu new 

iifle, whidi sometimes proves too 

ddicate under rugged cmUinns. 

« IVesdcnt \johnson' Ih Bie 

for world peace ' 

In a letter to each New Jersey 

Congressman, the Governor pleaded 

for support of the PrcsdVnt in his 

stand affirming the international na 

ture of the waters of the Gulf of 

Aqabo. The threat of war struck 

terror Into the hearts of men and 

therefon- the continuing hope and 

the goal of immunity must be world 

peace said the Govcrnur 

Tne President of the United 

States" wrote the Governor ' hltr 

men of good will everywhere has 

expressorf his earnest support of nil 

efforts in and outside of the United 

Nations and through its appropriate 

orgatfc, including the secretary cen^ 

eral ta restore stabihry in the Near 

East and I fervently hope th.it all 

Amencans will Join in standing behind 

tlie President in this hour of 

crisis " 

In hi* letter, Goiernor Hughes 

Wilson who stated half a century 

ago that peace can be rebuilt only 

upon the ancient and acccpud pnn 

apUs of international law and the 

solemn duty of nation? to mankind 

"Never has the duly of nations 

'to mankind, to keep Ibe peace and 

maintain the sanctity ot Intcmatttxsd 

law. been more clear or more 

urgent," said Governor Hughes 

DRUGS — Car drivers involved 

In accidents and taken to hospitals 

for treatment should be examined 

to see whether they had used drugs 

prior to the ai-ckter* 

So claims Richard J Russo, chief 

of the drug program '•' ' - 

Also, when th_e_ New .Jersey 

UtlUty Commissioners approved your 

did it take into consideration Uie «« 

forecasts? " "• ' ' '''**, 

For example, suppose we win] 

tomorrow and we call "1 plus 

nose we are- tpld the weather 

">*v&c. Then,' jet's 'suppOsa-Jbj 

^weêf soaked. "Now, un 

You i 

jhgn«M 

thte la^qu; . . . 

In our business'telephoningBj 

lunb^fr^n^b if ^ SSTSrfi^ 

pened to tbe housewife who do^^j, 

(VY, JUNE 9, T?67 THE OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER PAGP ?V4 

th Graders Are Given Preview 

Of School From Junior High Level \. 

I'lT'S A BRAND NEW WORLD — The 

iition from the life oi an elementary 

ol pupil to that of a junior high school 

dent is quite dramatic, and to ease the 

ation sixth grade pupils last week visited 

high school building and received a 

indoctrination into what is expected 

WIPS 

IMORR SOPHISTICATED STUDIES—High 

Diool student Betsy Neall (right) explains 

(sixth graders the Driving Education Class 

art. The elementary school students being 

A BOY'S WORLD—Industrial Arts inructor 

Clyde Ellis explains the opeiation 

[ a drill press m the shop at the high school 

PUTURE HOMEMAKEBS — The Home 

nits Department proved a point of 

Iterest to the sixth grade girls who visited 

high school last week Here high school 

• i 

THE FiNEK TOUCH — Art instructor 

s N. Pulvino was visited by- those sixtii 

•• students who showed an interest in 

student guide Sally Nixon (left) exhibitsjme 

Nancy VcGinley and Debb'i Walker. 

painting. The youngsters here are (1. to r.) 

Dave Sullivan, Tom Clark, Lois likens and 

Donna Paul. 

Church News 

ST FRANCE^ CABRINI R.C. 

2nd ft, and Atlantic av. 

Rev. Ctotw Moran, putor 

S a m. ~ Mnss 

Sahirda]^— 

4 to 5 30 and 7 30 to 9 p m — 

Confessions i 

SUNDAY— 

8 9. 10, 11 a,m — Mhsscs 

7 30 a m, — Mass 

ducted by Pasitor Wright' on Radio 

S'j'ion WSLT, 1520 on the dial 

Msnday— 

6:30 p.m.—Adult Fellowship Dinner 

at the church, followed by meeting 

conducted by Allen Freudenthal, 

president. 

Wednmday— 

7:30 p.m. — Midweek, Service conducted 

by Pastor Wright. Musical 

program, and message by Gospel 

CENTRAL OCEAN CITY UNION 

CHAPIL 

32nd at. and Canlral av. 

10 a-m.—Church School wWl classes 

for all ages F. C Slacum, saperiotendent 

' 

11 am—MorMng Warship Bry. 

Franklin T Buck, DJD, executive 

sedl^tary of '-'the' Mpthodisl; .Board .of 

MKdons, guest speaker Nursery 

care provided. t • * 

ST. AUGUSTINE'S. R.C CHURCH 

ljth it. and Wsslay av. 

Right Rev. Msgr. BartholonHW B. 

Boyle, pastor 

Dally— 

7 a.m.—Moss 

7 to 7:30 pirn.—Confesslorra. 

Saturday— 

7:30 a.m.—Mass 

4:30 to 5:30 and 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. 

Mainland 1 Churches 

CALVARY 

BAPTIST 

SOMERS 

9-45 a"m.—Qiurch School,^, ^ 

11 a,in —Mbrmng Worship ^ 

7 30 pin,—Evenhig; Service. 

Wodnasday— \ ' • 

7 30 pjn —Prayer meeting in t 

hams of the pastor, 131 Bala dr 

GRACE LUTHEARM , 

Mhcrp rd. and Dawe* av. 

Ray. ChaHa Rhwfc, Jr., 

9 IS sum —Cnurch School « 

9 30 find 11 ajn—Mornlni: \7ansMp 

and • CSiurch Nurêty^ 

7 30 pjn.—Oiurch Council. * J ' 

Monday— 

11A) a.m.—Senior Citizens 

from them when thev arrive at that building 

next September. Here High School Principal 

Michael Subotich talks with sixth 

graders (I to r.) Ted Blevin, Wayne Huber, 

Geralyn-Brunetta and Becky Hollingshead. 

•—Grainger Photos. 

orientated in the facts of life at the high 

school building are (1. to r.) Lorraine Toro, 

Becky Cline and Brenda Green. 

building to sixth graders 0- t or.) Gregory 

Pierce, Bradley Bryant andRonnie Watts. 

TABERNACLE BAPTIST 

•th •*. and West av 

Rev. Z. L. Byrd, Pattor 

Friday— 

7 30 p m —Bible Class 

S 30 p m —Senior Chcnr niiraTEal 

Sunday— 

10 a m —Church School 

11 15 a m —Morning Wortfidp 

Tuaiday— 

4 p in—BYPU 

8 p m —Pcnyer meeting 

Wednesday— 

4 p m —Intermediate Owor rehearsal 

w • • 

5T JAMES AME 

7lh (t 'and Haven av. 

Rev Wlnfrad S Salt, paitor 

Tomorrow (Satvnlay) — 

I pm—Plimary .ind Intcnrnf. J Team from Lancaster School of 4he En ot Holydays and En ol First 

with Rev. Cal Beveridge. Friday— 

speaker. 

7 30 to 8 30 p m —Oonf esstons 

* • * 

Holy Day*— 

FIRST CHURCH OF 

G TO 8, 9 15 a-m. and 6'30 p tn.— 

CHRIST, SCIENTIST 

Masses 

ttfi st. and Ashury av, 

Sunday— 

Sunday Service—11 a.m. 

6 30 8, 9 15, 10 30 a m and 6 30 

Sunday School—11 a.m. 

pm —Masses 

Wednesday meet'ilKg—8 p.m. Flnt Friday— 

Monday, W«dnesday, Saturday — 7am —vEass 

'He strong and of good counage; 

be not. afraid, neither be tjiou dis- OUR LADY OF GOOD COUNSEL 

mayed: lor ithe Lord niy God is with R.C CHURCH 

thee whUhcrsoever tfiou goest/* This li at and Aabury av. 

from Joshua is the Golden Text Rav. Jcaaph McCauley, pattor 

of a Bible lesson on "God the Pre- Dally— 

stfrver of. Man." to be. read in all 

Christian Science churches this Sun- 

5 to 5 30 pjn —Confessions 

dfiy, 

* * • 

4:30 to 5:30 and 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. 

ST. JOHN'S LUTHERAN CHURCH 

—Confessions. 

h *t .and Central av. 

Sunday— 

Choir rehairsal 

Rev. D. Richard Garrison, pastvr 

Sunday — 

Sunday— 

7, 8, 9, 10 and 11 ajn.—Maswa. 

10 a. m —Ghurdi School 

9:15 a.m.—Church SchoL 

II a in —^Morning Worship 

11 n_nL—The Service. 

senHnl duslflaa w Brtng RM*Hi 

Tuesday — 

12:15 a.m.—Senior Clwdr rchean^l. 

8 p ra —Tnr*tee meeung Monday— 

WedMfday — 

8 p.m.—Esther Qrcle mooting in 

7pm —Youth meeting 

the home of Mis. Hilda Baker. 

8pm —Piayei mce-tine 

Wednesday— 

# * * 

10 a.m. to noon—Oiurch library. 

SHILOH BAPTIST CHURCH 

* * • 

Mi at. and Stmpaon w. 

FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 

Rav. O. W. PwUnt, paatv lit, a. and Weiley av. 

Saaday 

Preaching Christ Crudfiad, Risen 

10 mn.—Sunday SchooL 

and Coming Again 

|2 SLTO. Morning Wondrip. 

Rev. William Rudcllfle Allen, ThJM.. 

8.30 pjn.—EvenlnH WotsUn. 

Pastor 

• * * 

Sunday- 

FIRST METHODIST CHURCH s'30 a_m.—Graded Sunday School 

Ith it and Central av. 

classes tor each member of ithe tam- 

William R Owffk*, iwitar ily. R. Lyle Olmstaad. genenal ai- 

rê O Groom, Aistitant peiintendent. 

George G. Arfitgn, Organlit 

11 a.m.^Morning Worship. "The 

Today (Friday)— 

Horror of Man's Peace". ServSoe of 

9pm —Ginrad Choir Reheaisal Holy Comnnmion. 

Sunday— 

11 a-m.—NuiTiery. 

9 30 d.m. and 11 T-m —~\LonznK 7:30 p.m.—Evening WorsMp. The 

Woiidup Dr GufDek •: "WTmon topic 

Bmccalaureate Service, Music Her, 

Faith Is For Luing 

Director of Music. Henry C. Loper. 

9 30 a ni — Church School will 

Wednesday— 

classes ôr all ages 

Feilcjw*lp prayer groups meet 

Wjî»uUy> June. \«, Jhraush Sun- 

UimughoUt the day 

day. 1^— 

7: SO îiri—The Wednesday Evening 

Southern New Jerv--y Annual Con Bible School. 

ference 

Thursday— 

* * * 

12:15 p.m.—CBMC Luncheon, Ply- 

OCEAN CITY BAPTIST CHURCH mouth Inn 

10th ST. and Wesley av. 

pm—Doily Vacation Bible 

Rsv. David P. Wright, P.D , Pastor School -staff meotms, Sunday School 

Rev. Ronald Law»o. Minister of Building. 

Youth 

Saturday— 

Sunday— 

Daily Vacation Bible 

9 30

a 

Cfiuirdi Announcements 

-. 4 to 5:30 and 7 to 830 pmT 

9:45 ojn_—Church School. 

11 Bjn.—Morning Worship. 

6 pan.—Senior Hgi MKYF 

.7.45, 9. ID. 11 ajn., noon and 7 pirn.—E!vonng~&xvice. 

T and S 

7,30 to 8 

amsx EPISCOPAL 

1ST L 

Rav. Mt^h. Wta. ICiH, BJK, nfcar 

, 9 ojnl-^Men at Christ Church work 

party. 

10 a,m- —Youth Fellowship botch 

parly in Sea Isle City. 

Sand** (Fwl at ST 

S ajn.—HcJy Qmndn 

9 a|n. — Morning Player 

Church SebooL dosing smice tor 

Churcn School lor the summer. 

11 ajn.—Morning Prayer, 

2 pan. — Mainland Rt-gianaL High 

School Baccalaureate Service. 

Ifnmday-- 

11 a.m.-^-Cnoi)erartve Somob' meet- 

Very Sincere . . , 

to AIL who made our recent 

OPEN HOUSE 

such a success.' 

From ALL of US at the . . . 

IDEAL 

BARBER SHOP 

410 8TH STREET 

(9IMCTLYr BEHIND THE BANK) 

Queen 

TMiks for the Greatest Spring Opening 

,Yef! Our my of really saying "Thanks" 

will be to offer you another season of 

"Bonus Day Specials" 

LIMITED TIME ONLY 

SALE PRICE 

We 

Ing at The Evergreens in Maorestown. 

7 pjn.—Senior IBgft MYF Council 

7:30 pjn.—Player meeting. 

8. 30 pjm.—Official Board meeting. 

6l)^)i ArtUVHn 1 FSgtto will îraik on "A 

FWWcm for tne Responsible' 

8:30 and U aon.—Owrch Nurswy. 

9:30 ajn.— Church School for all 

9:30 ajn_—Adult Class imxting in 

the Church Parkr. 

11 B-m. — Junior High Omrch 

School meeting in Ooittal Mall. 

11 ojn. — Senior High CJnircii 

School in the Sunday School basement. 

7 pjn.—Brief devotional service followed 

by flht*iatod talk on Vtctiram 

by Lee Hcrrick as a Civilian Sees It. 

8:15 pjn.—Junior and Senior High 

MXF. 

Monday— 

Noon-Suburban Garden dub Meeting 

in Central HalL 

6:30 p.m.—Senior High MYF soft' 

bill at Mill rd. SebooL 

7:30 p.m.—Camp EUge stuff nttfflting 

JnJlie_Sunoiiy Sohnol basement 

8:30 jun. — Four Seasons.Garden 

Club meeting in the Qajrch Parlor. 

Td y 

12:30 pjiL^Hannah Qrdc mt-oting 

at the httma of Mrs. Charles Kresge, 

213 K. Mul nl.. NorUuTdd. 

SAVE 

50% 

1 

THE OCEAN CITY $ENTINEL-LIDQi? 

6:30 pJn.—Mrs. ReOly'B pcootdkfi 

$ S 1 fcfl t * * Pl 

8 pjn,—Mothers League meeting Jn 

ths home of Mis. Socnere ptice, W. 

Devrosblre av. Cb-hastexs Urx. Shpo 

man DumotiL 

8 

8 pjn.—Mainland District Loaders 

roundteblB meeting P*i» -Prayer meeMng. 

*vrf*»ir— 

1 Djn.-*dutt pibie Study. 

Dr. Buck Will Preach Sunday 

OPEN SUNDAY MORNING 7 A. M. 

FRIDAY - LEMON MERINGUE PIE 

DBLKIOUS CINNAMON BUNS 

HEARTH BREAD • PASTRIES • PIES # ROLLS 

ntM hm hnmd t^ 9*9 waf 

SJT'* 

, Ffl, ft fo 9 DAILY 9 to 

Choir At Presbyterii 

Has New Director Fc 

the Rov. WlBatn Kaddiffe AJko, 

pastor, of the First United Presbyterian 

Church, umouncea that Heary 

C Loner wUI direct the First Presbyterian 

Choir tat Oiaei 

1/fr JiopaF la a graduate at Ocean 

City Hlfih School, and also, of tufryetta 

Oolkga wher^bo visa wioiat and 

student leader of-the CbUcgo Choir 

He ittodvsd bis BiS. and Majors 

Degree lt| music edttiUaa at Tanplo 

Unlvieraity. 

At present, Mr. Lopor la a teadter 

of music in tha PKIaddphta, SdhooJ 

systan. Far 17 yajrs ho was taoch- 

OPPB8 

SEAVIEW BAPTIST 

An Amaricaa BaetM Caurdh TRINITY METHODIST 

; Shore nL 

Raetanlt Mvd. and Saw* nl,. 

. v, Kvrf. •. Ffank, palhv MarmBn 

Sunduy- 

Raw. BrM* Phillip*, pastor 

Sunday— 

9; 45 Bjn.—Causes School. 

9 

11 a.m.—Morning Worship. 

y SdiooL 

6:15 pjn,—BYT 

11 a.m.—Morning WdnMp. Sermm: 

7:M pnt—Evening Service. "H Md phri" 

Tunday- 

• pjn. — Women's Missionary So- 

7130 pjn,—nays 1 cr of music at OvanVitaok Hlgb School 

Schcd In FhHaifaJnhia. He directed 7:30 

At Central O. C, Unlisn Chapel the Ovuitirook A, Capellfl Choir and 

gave 1? annual Ctxfsbwa Ogocerte 

Dr. Franklin T. Buck, 

Ocean dry. Mr. Lopcr also teaches 

secretary of #» Board of Mistona 

Inatumcntul music at the Swodenbor- (omer 

of the Southern New JoMV Annual 

"Hie Modern 

CJiurch School at Bryn Athjn, 

Methodirt Conference, will be 

7 pjn, — Mstbadfat Youth 

siiip. 

** «V1CB wJU 

Mr. Loper has a simmer rcaidonco 

I pjn-—Evening Service. 

ftil off ^ 

TUBtday— 

open at 11 ajn. 

Plata pL He is married 

Dr. Buck, a native ol ROUvUlp, 

I p IIL—Oonlmisskjti on EJducntion. 

meeting. 

re-eivnJ in (ha New Jemey 

I p.m.—CKEcial Board. 

* * * 

TJiur«l»y— 

I in 1229 und has served 

OUR LADY OF fORROWi R.C 

in Ftdrlfilftewn, Unwind, 

Watah and PapUr BHL 

T:M p.m.—Senior Oujlr practice. Qtastam, Gentenuy 'fcBernB^ In 

Rev. VasMt Farraro, putcr 

• • * 

Isabella Otmden and at MlaDwn. MB served 

B*il 

SECOND CAPS MAY BAPTIFT six yews as inmgMdal of the 

T and 1 ajn,—-Masses. 

Chorch and Mara rdt, PalaniM Ctunden District. 

«"• eenahj Wt»W, PMgr 

Saturday— 

Svnriay— 

Dr. Buck, in addition to saving 

4 to i and 7 to 8:30 p m —Co 

under. Kathv. Olmnaan Iar- —James-P- HaywnnJt president of 

mota Volunteer Fire OocuBny was Atlantic CHy Electric CatnnBny,"an- 

hdd last week. Chqiimcn of the varnounccs that tt*a Boaid of Dinactars 

ious units lor'tjbe annual bazaar bas elected John D. fleeban to vice 

made thetr reports to the president. skient-nuclear devdo^menL- Hay- 

Mrs. Kay TerwUllger. 

vraid added ' tbat Ihe company'a 

It was reported that more items plans for fiituro npcleai: generating 

are needed* tor the white elephant 

stations at BavsWa on Dolawa^ 

and new items tables by the Chair- 

Bay ncêssUatiad: ' 

\,

•!»•• 

" \ 

& 

New Community College Growing 

Out Of The South Jersey Pinelands 

pniiafleipnia? camden? 

New York? Ailaollc Clly? 

Kfeeps out 6 times more daylight 

than ordinary blinds 

AiHim co.plrf. n»M culnL prlyoty and nnlilotion. 

Only H«iclm „!,., y0B ,„,„ iduil., f.otum, 

inopJmt aluminum stall. wips-tl«,n plaufe iOp.i.B8Hfmy 

nylen cordi . anib prasf cord lack 

DMIJH 

fflM ovwlopplno ot 

ilofi pint doubl. 

Call fer Fn« Eitimati • LUwiil tna lodrfw lop.,, pwnil 

OWNED and OPERATED by 

lighter , Ughl 

'"""">• ol KEN BAKER 

lional blindi ti«"""- 

SEASHORE 

VENETIAN 

1245 WES! AVE. Vial 399-5140 


Atlmillc , Ojnwmnlty pilleg,- i suuehon the new t,wo-ycar campus forest. A horseshoe shnprd.entrance 

H ip f«M Tiiv.i-.hll> an entire- new| designed bv associated arehucrts A and exit to Uie campus" t^vo major 

tarn a forest Richard Sasct-n and The Bainger ear parking areas, joins the Black 

(if ttrub ]inu> ] titu Mays y Landing g Cunpany architects and engineers. Hourso Piko it H IIIHI , early l in i 19bS 19bSPalsdelph.0 

will comprise rone sjp \- ctmt-wst thoroughfare: 

y 

«{li i IUIIIU'JVI enrollment of 

rate buildings totalling 1.27 000 The new eollcgc. «-hlch %vill ulti- 

«« liul nl 

square feet. Tlie buildings form a mately have a capacity of 1.GO0 to 

Ntm In lln I II il iages of con-quadrangle 

within the 5 

If 

M2BaB5^^ 

We 'Invite"You . . . 

To Visit Our Greenhouses 

and Nursery 

We Grow Over 100 VARIETIES 

of FLOWERS and PLANTS 

.14 Greenhouses — 10 Acres of Evergreens 

We gltw and cultivate only the finest, hardiest eurgreens 

ond flowers . . .'some so rare they cannot be purchased 

anywhere eke in this area. 

Ê0AR BRIDGE 

of the Boaotifur Flower* and Evorgreons at the Atlantic 

Roa » Track an^jthe Proctetttial Building in Linwood. 

Many VariatiM of Ha^jf^TTED PERENNIALS 

"•>• ?» R«r« and Hjrdy.EVERGREENS in South Jenay 

BMiiliful WHITE^ DOGWOOD - CAMELLIAS - H-rdy HYDRANGEAS 

tfycUHln In Sooth J««»y Forti Odorlw sW"li«l Cow Minuri . - 

^tarllizMl.Top Soil For TpîDreuTng Lawii'i ^ . 50 Ib. bag* 

fct-- 

' ^*J In < . 

building 

41 

in addlTion to laboratories f*irj 

bioJogir-il *îoncrs in I 

irikmbiok ^ 

antl c i 

(lairkrcMJum, and an 

and ;Q£fi£e- nvirliinos. study rooms 

niay te oon\*trtfxl to lahonxtoriff* by 

The joy of the Lord is your 

strength.—

i \ 

• r ^Ci, - * i IISSMI 1~MlMP^îTBHW 

. il 

J»'JT 

ory Versus Responsibility 

fiOHS^Jttp-ftmtwnitite or sororities are tolerated but 

dpatlpn Jn other club acUvities is encouraged. To help 

jaylc^'interests ahd responsibility a, voting machine is 

^ ^ j ^ ^ the Student CouB.cn eleetUin, 

ytjie campaign of election oratory hai subsided. It 

WlWtfKfclpoa'loqkJ>* &• programs those elected 

MntfSrpb TnlHate, Too often enthusia«tJe new club 

riS^t off #ttS a bsPI «od then become bogged down 

riili that pi# gqals are never reached. 

lB Bito oTjtfvlc taA| 

l - 

WOOL SlAqSi 

SWIAT| 

,,S,. Klow *3^ 

'^ .'• 

Lfci 1 

V ijj 

ife-'. 

DRESSES and 

20% to 50% 

%ltvv " 

fciSf^ 

ift* 

y STATERS—OCHS studeati attend- Lytlt, Dan Montagna, Bob Glmipoy and Rudy 

§s State at Rutgeri will be (L to r.) Joe Rydewski, 

rr ~fc. Boys State Convention 

9124) 

t we btlieTO Is Jmpop. 

ind what we do not be- 

•m alio important. In 

ejtperienee in life we 

take our stand i we have 

I the courage to say to 

»ni"l do not believe in 

We hove to have faith 

rai that we believe in 

a Hii power, Hii good. 

M us remeniber that w# 

id'i children, created In 

iage and likeneii. 

it your best wishes 

Into words 

At Rutgers University 

Recently, the Qcem (Sty atapler | of the junior class fMs y^r, memof 

the American Legion announced her of Bie varrtry baseball team, 

the names of the delegates and al- co>eaptain of 1lie tsisebaU team, cotematra 

to Boy's Stan}, This is an oipbiln of tte 1SCT-6S vatO& foot, 

annual affair sponsored by the ball squad, and was recently in 1 

American Legion, It inÎres in the I ducted into the National Honor So- 

participants a leeling of paMotian dc-ty. Larry would like to attend 

and helps tjiem to understand the Lehigj University of Lafayette UnipoUttcal 

functions of the Untied venHO', 

States, Sjxsisored by (he Rotary Oi* ta 

The delegates travel to Rutgers junior, Dan Montagna, Atao very ac 

UnJversiw for the prograin on June ttve, ta partleipateB in Vareily 

ffi and remaiB there unffl July L Oub, junior dass ejfeeuflve com. 

counHfis, hear lectures and attend captain of the svrtmming ti 

sympi-Klum.s m paMotlsm, and na- also enjoyg his lob witt t 

tionalism and Imrn how the United CMy Beach ^mol, snow«ldltt|, 

ROTARY GUESTS. Out«tan«ng stud«nts (rear. L to r.) P«t Lytte, Jiy G«rKen,â^ 

who were guMte at a recent dlnnw meeting Maul, Blanche Creamer, and Home Bosliy 

of the ilotSry Club included (front, (L to r.) ihelL Absent when «• PWur. was tekfn 

Sally Struckeli, Debbie Mowbray, Becky were Mike Dimon and William Tullner, 

Wallace, Jeanette DiNordo, John Garken, • 

Rotary Club Honor* 

Students At Dinner 

^ pseMdent of Ms dasi. Jay pta 

demmaUy lor the psrtnoujar year, t 

States operates as a nation, I surfing. After graduation. Dan St tolars are chosen from grades iev- berof *orus,Md[f» •:. starring welWaiown singer Trtai Xoi 

pgs and- comedian Raymond'Murtin, 

1 tliam attading inoludei Nancy Alleêttii, 

aBaii Raiser, nrtble NeaU, 

*SâliioftIr.l«BiJqBlytooi« , iwt Hytand,- JudV Oirtta. Ken Cm? 

eiasUt to Feu; will ever know ! man; and Joe Ttaearino,, Don M. 

hbfr little yon taiolW «*, reereatlon dtoeotox tor, Ocean 

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but none for which someone docs 

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Lowest priced convertibles. 

. Lowest priced hardtops. 

Lowest priced V8 models. 

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vSpeciil buys on Cimira SpBrtcouBss a 

iitail!diO5aipeubi«lBchSw1 

ipiBtailyiau!ppedwiOi5aipe^ 

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Miss Salasn To Tour JUHIUIJ JCI YU A^m%««« K ^ IV ^^' »d juot K,-.,k. 

Europe This Summer A» Senior Tea Students Select Mr & Miss OCHS 

gan Bt 9 pm, and cmdaled at &Oa JOBS Salash, Fnioch ia* 

OQiS «f UBf, rian. and goUL 

•-^•"5*^ • ^j ^ «M^nA>i tf be «« OOIS, has aa cccWinB nota . ,, l..'*,TS Fom takr ditetore teen ctawi RecrnUy

,f 

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6 ,—. SECTION THREE -,THFOCEAN.CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER, "' 

Q I'll vuu lii (In iruuMe 

•if f *T)II u itu i« fu- inc." 

-TtJ III I 5,L ll llAllll UiKl 

Jii u iiMi''i»-l inri 

N i ln» h i in idi ' nv 1 Airman George Dowling 

Re-enlists With USAF 

T^ÛERMO NJ — Airman First 

"I ihe Class Grorge E. Dowiing. Ill, son 

*Iir-1 I iki iv* I-IICT* ti drcg> mi theof 

Mr and Mr^. George E. Dowiing, 

ln.nr-.i~ m t, * trf En 

Jr, of Nousptuck,. Cbnn „ has re- 

. Santlmt Ctif lined Adi DrtrH) I 

in tftr U.S. AT 

selected for career status. 

^7 

Unnarf Dow ling a rad^r repairman 

at Paismo Air Fbrct? Station, 

w ts appTJiitd for rr-eni:>_mre£ by a 

booixi which considered his character 

*ind job perfQrTn*±nct? He i% a 

member of tiie /\\r Defence 

uhn.h pncpi rs the U^J 

agiunst fnan\ ttir atiack. 

Tht- airman i«it-i at tht- high school Mlvc 

the inuwluctKxts Ijmla trfd the and) 

fc'ic** *h-* rhpaio if th* USM* rt \ w£h 

teachers portrayzn^ each trf the candidates 

in a bnrf bint unohmg t-ne 

ci-sir, 

tost wiflt Mon.- ilsin 3.000 • DRAPERIES 

graduates ret-Yiêd di^Tft^s. 

Tile graduiite^ In *n\l tt nrR^sagc • WINDOW SHADES 

from Pr&idnit lj>nxlon B JohnMin • VENETIAN BLINDS 

wiiK'h wa."* rtfld itt iht- start of o 

lniencanait aimnnio. Man 

(RECORD and RETAPE) 

speaker »as outgolia CâneeUor Dr. • TRAVERSE RODS (Installation 

DoHd H, KurBmiui, who was OPEN Weekdays 8:30 a.m. to a p.m -Fn 

HLMircckid Thursdiij' as t-harKellw by 

Dr. Wesl^ W, hair, formur 

chairman ol the soraaj sciaicw dial 

the Air Fern? Academy. BUDD'S DECORATOR 

4otwn by his achletle ahUitj-.' 

MS ASBURY AVI, Open Yeai Round i 

iras portraysd by a teacher also well, Mrs. Petlii Receives 

known in. the spurts eirvles, Mr. 

Mepae. AtEifwj in an "urMaail" irni* B.A. From Muhlenberg 

1. Mr. Bepat" dein«BUBted die 

art of lung jumping anl miBrie flex, 

Mrs. Oali Biaby PMtt ass award 

ing. High rteppuiK majorettes are a 

rd a bnchetor of aits degree in edu. 

part of mE& band and r*u high- 

caflon at caamumeernat. exercises 

stepping majorette-ieaciiefs were 

tor Muhlenberg OoUeRe ainday. She 

NEW YORK CITY 

Swaêr and Mrs. FIBierald. 

has accepted a itscMng pc^kn in 

alias Virpiiia Du^» and Cathy Johnthe 

Allentown iPa.J eJahentary 

The lischers performed for dje 

school systeoL 

sa audiejue a routine to ''Hey. Mrs. PWtit is the dsu#jter of Dr Guide* Stete Vaikw} £ 

Lock Ms Over," 

and Mrs. Gordon Buzby. of Abing 

Sdnduln 

ton. Pa., and IMS Central av., this 

i Mm* Alr-«id. VihUu 

eiiy. Her hisband is Pali FWti«, 

Jr son of Dr. and Mrs. Fsul.Peaii 

i Pklur. Window. 

of m Walnut rd. , , 

> Tampttihin GwMlM • AkC 

111 

IN NEW YOSK CITY 

N. ¥. PortAulhorlly 

Bui Ttmuiisl Wtarfsw 17 

Phaaa, 73S-1&40 

He! Am Cab 212 

Uwny ; 

Foil Packagi Eipna 

i— J . 

RememDer last winter? 

!«•: 

hJ&' 

:>•• ; 

Next wilder your family can enjoy 

perfect ci:mate in every room wiyou 

switch to modern Electric He: 

-.- —-, drafts, cold spot and hot 

i are a ttinf of the past—thanks to proper insulation 

. , , yours trfiefl you convert to clean, safe, 

silent odor-free Electric Heat. 

Say "goodbye" to fuel storage problems and 

gain more valuable Evinf space when the bulky old' 

fashioned furnace is removed. 'Conversion Is quick, 

easy and your new heating system mil be fully guar- 

ATLANTIC CITY 

i\& 

:?4 

anteed. $150 cash is yours when the job ii« 

according toour specifications. We know -vVj 

Heat is superior.,•. over B,M0 safisfiid SoulnOTj; 

New Jersey homeowners say so. ' ••'.'.' 

Please call us ferji fret ElicWc hiring sunW^ 

and brochure explaining the many, many if 1 

of the most modem heating system ever i 

ELECTRIC 

'LIST 

B. Benner. Sr.. son of 

. Boimer, of 42 Slmp- 

* Jus beep placed on Ihc 

k tfst at VlUariuva University 

spring semester. Ho also 

I named 4a It Jn February 

! 1954-graduate ol Ocean 

, Schuol. Is a frcslunan at 

, majoring in fiiath I{r> Is 

at Bryn Mitwr HosplUiI 

18 his hame_in_Mnlv 

teus only and boys who wiU 

Mnt fltrtanber 1. 

In Saptember, Whmttm imU ate 

SuûehanrB UniveisUy where he 

will major in BusiBes AdnynjstTa. 

! a b n , • ' •• :: •- ••--••• " ^ . . . j i i ! 

VFW Auxiliary Appoints 

Convention Delegates 

sramRs pomr — mam tm fee 

Department Onyentton were announced 

at the^ meeting tt Hobens. 

JbhMon Unit BM WW AujpaflP 

held •meslay eumiim mÔie home 

of Mre. Osm. Mfslftas^ 

n>e eawenUon i» teneouled fcr 

June 81 to 24 in WTuawwd, ^^. 

Haltfi Thomas, prtadeht, and 

M^ jfonnan Smiley will be deletan 

tins unit 

Jtoney fcwn the recent poppy sale 

was turned, to and a report« 

en the wocess at the 

niencrtgr.jniecfli m_ 

July 11 at 8 t.m. in the I'nst Home. 

Those prisent were Mrs. Thomas, 

Mis. Meskets, Mis Francis Trasoolt. 

Mrs Jolin Debus. Mi-i Oiarles 

Hanlie, Miss Hclene Stolzer, Mrs. 

Smiloy. Mrs, Louis Kocrnur and a 

guest, Mrs. George Souridcs. 

Many people take better care of 

automobiles than they do ot Uieir 

bodics. 

SAFE 

WHEN YOU LOCK 

YOUR DOOR? 

MOST HOMES-.!* BUSINESS 

PLACES ARE EASY TARGETS 

FOR ILLEGAL ENTRYI 

IS YOURS? 

LET US CHECK YOUR HOME 

OR BUSINESS FOR 

PROPER SECURITY! 

MOBILE SHOP 

RADIO DISPATCHED 

CALL 

E. H. FUGEE 

LOCKSMITH 

19 SHORE ROAD 

SOMERS POINT 

927,4760 

Baccalaureate Service ^ V 

At Mainland Regional School 

t" 

,— The EevJ WlUlflm 

ObnovET. jraatar-ot Unwood Qromunlty 

Onm*, will deliver the Baccakiuresilo 

address on Sunday. 

(June m ar 2 VJtn- in (he school 

I auditorium ait Mainland RcgloiBl 

r Wgb"Sdirje*--PastDr-erJriow«r 1 „ p*n, on fhe^WhopTB ptbJeJSodeH. 

Should ttiera'te raIn,,Jthe exenlsca 

wJU.be hdd the foUnwSng evening: 

Admission to OmuncncemeiJt exeri 

d wUl ^ Joy Jfctet ,onh/. 

3-*i*p!c 

1 

will lie ' Magnificence or Moiio- 

f on 

/|n,' t 

Also purUcipattng in the program 

will be tho Rev Albert S Lnytan. 

pastor of Central Mcthoflifit Chinch 

Linwood, -who will otter tho invoesu 

tlon and the benediction, the Rev 

JoJm S. DUBOIB, pastor of Northfleld 

Methodist Onirch. who . 

render the scripture reading, and 

the Rev Adolph W KaW, vicar of 

Christ Episcopal Church, Somers 

toint who will ofler tho prayer 

The Mainland Regional High 

School Concert Owir. under the dl 

rectton of K. Michael Skwatto, wil 

present two choml BeJocOons, "Now 

let Every Tongue Adqro Thee' 

"The Lnnl is My Sbfepherd" Rulh 

Moore is the accompanist 

Robert M. Chester, principal, will 

extend greetings, and Robert A. 

Oldls Eupurintendeht, wiU Introduce 

the Epefikcr 

Parwits and guests are Invited to 

thif prognun. No admission tickets 

are required. 

Commencement exercises for the 

235 seniors to be graduated by 

Mainland Regional High School will 

ASSOCIATION MEETINO 

Merlon Park Community Assoda- 

'tlon will meet this evening (Friday) 

at 8:30 in ttie Sea Spray Motel. 

34th st and Bay av. New officers 

will be elected. Dues tor 1967-68 also 

will bo collected. 

z W ma 

til Bif+ 

EXTRA 

SPECIAL 

t 

25% OFF on Famous Brand 

20% OFF L o; 

25% OFF T 

20% OFF on T«Am:aSlg«, 

• EXCEPT WOtt - ' 

SMITH 4 

925 ASBURY AVENUE-] 

Open 9 

tpxri 

OUR BRAND NEW 1967 MODELS ARE NOW ON DLSPlAY! 

AIR CONDITIONERS • REFRIGERATORS • RANGES •JlMS|MER»|mtf' 

PRICED TO FIT EVERYONE'S W 

HOTPOINT MODEL 1W71S 

ator 

Serin w«u««p-Batb" wadAia 

octian, -DMP-WP" 1 Wpl» •*•*» «UflB*J, 

••rtjal iln trommiHlcO. 

Only $ 179.95 

MATCHING DRYER *139.95 

HOTPOINT 

U-MOUNT 

AIR CONDITIONERS 

6000-10,500 BTU - 115 V. 

FROM'749.95 

OTHER HOTPOIPNT 

AIR CONDITIONERS 

* 129.95 

HOTpOINT MODEL CTAH9I .,-..,}• 

Buda*Npri»4 Hotpofat HA cu. ft Cyd. D«frojt,w" 

Comblnolrfm. Hat a 9.1 rn.it No-frort nJirig«-« 

otori 86-lb. Mro-njw (mini 4 cabM«t,îUV«* -;.• 

and d«p door «h«lv*w full-wldih v««stal»l»/»(j 

a]i{Mrandbuiivbfa. . . ; 1 , ,V 

Only $ 199.95 

•••• • * : . . .• i T ,» 

SEE OUR SPECIALS 

HOTPOWT ^ 

FOOD WASTE 

DISPOSERS 

ON Ii' , 

CORSON 1ELECTRI0 

752 WEST AVENUE 

ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR 

.DAY of 

OPIN 8-S DAILY , t 

JACOB a SCHUFEC JR ,'•$« 

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tiafdoprl 

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Motel. Wild-I 

£JL 

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I flbnw Ri*Bft' HJ;. who VMBBHNBHI ; 

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offlw anS mi 

•Ji^toit matey itaee Ausust,.^ 

tai he iwraaiUy saves as SB** 

Râ* Agent M to naajried 

Hi^ hai jour dilMrai. 

out -Bw tovora. 

ACME'S ii a 1 ! 

GIFTS! BONUS COUPONS! C^; 

AND JW GREEN STAMPS 1 \ ;^ 

/- -V' 

fjiifi WWNERS, Winners of the pdstfr Stfoch, first: Thonias Pnffljps, second; ftt. 

conttet staled by Rosary Altar ioclety of St. riela Kirn, honorable mention. The posters 

Jin's R-~ C. Church display their entries, advertise a luncheon fashion show Being 

mention; I^rl KleuiKeni, third; Robert p m. in jfac's Restauront.—Grainger Photo 

HAMPION 

Hi,-ftre! I'miffe tone i^figfiter,.champl«i of \m 

prices. I got to be Champ by mownjin at wery 

opening, Se^te sure tofN me inaction at the 

bggest Grand Openirg, Itis Aem^fr|n4/ie$mari3rt. 

looted at2p8 Simeon Aya OQ^^j^^k^tiq 

$e rfjain m&t wviQn spmk sales and 3 "stori ftll of 

WIDKESDAY 

JUNE14» .' 

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acatloncT who spends his leisure 

time wish m each season. CbnpauitaBom 

on rtachins ttte success fo 

out to C. Donald Hamy and hto wUe, 

Jane, who IÊ powesMmi of *» at. 

tractive cottage at 202J Wot av., «hts 

pad: Monday. 

Plaudits also to Joseph B, Goodwin 

a y i i p ^ y 

flOO Mode of Asbury avi CXr 

cert wtooes « 6oBi of these new 

ownin. lot Bjany npmy yeajs q( ^n 

BihiB bur ooi"iniaJ6rJ ' ' 

•nie miiEUaily oU ana damp 

weather experiences in our anm ttte 

unfll Biis week. HosBwer, waft Be 

long awoited br»k In the etoufli and 

the arrival of seasonal tsmWJBtti^, 

our ^nmer i^denli are vraaanE no 

time in moving down, 

Marina. Adam 

bia, icporWi a 

r mm tautos 

J (he ReUanee, 

COLONIAL 

COUPON 

SMI 

Refl. 51.07 

Only 79c 

DOWN TO IARTH LOW PRICIS 

GET DETAILS AND 

OAME C»BD fOOATl 

SHOPPINQ 

ANC YOU 

CAN 

T, EUASSIR 

Aldarf. MS 

± COLOR TV SITS . 

v JW, SCHMIDT 

The store that en 

FRESH FRUITS S VEaiTABLESI FflESH 2- TO 3-POUMD FBYIPie 

ASPARAGUS FRESH FROM JERSEY. 

,NdlE rBICED bunch 

Chickeiis 

y*r^-, 

igL'zirJ ' t 1 ;.M_ 

FRESH LOCAL RHUBARB 3,^..29c 

HOT HOUSE; TOMATOES „ 39C 

FRESH GREEH PEPPERS l.tSt 

^ JANE PARKER SLICED , 

MJNNVMOOK i 

SALAD DRESSING 

GRILLS ^ i S ^ 

. CHICKEN iio nriBm 

1^ H«8ii ROASTING (j 

• SEMI-BONEIESS iw 

BQNEIISS 

QUARTER LOIN PORK CHOPS 

FRANKFURTERS *îe L 

BEEF TONGUES 

mmmwmmwmm 

SAVE BIS ON A&P's FINE OROCfcRY VALUf-,' 

"OUR 0 

ci&uiiipj 

Sw^fe' 

ED TEA MIX 

U3Br-^: ! :: f - v' 

;

M 

THE OCEAN CITY SENTINEL 

•fx? ,; 

poaJUori 

Center 

•na fix 

M 

"» I ^ 

position 

the 

Section Ss The, annual salary of 

Uw Tei'Auriuor of the city D> 

Oc«n aty is hereby fixed at sixty 

, . _ Any Ordinance and 

pan* of Ordinances, inconsistent 

with t tha .provlslona of this OrdJ 

nance- ere haraov revealed 

Settlor, 4 Thii Ordinance shall 

teke effect in the time prescribed 

by Inr and will became operative 

for payroll dliburtaments made eft 

er June 1. 1967 

' ROBERT L. SHARP 

DAVID L SIMPSON 

^•V R. ROBINSON CHANCE, JR 

t ~" Commlaslonars 

TBe above Ordinance was passed 

on first>Wadlng by tha Board of 

Commissioner* of* the City of Ocean 

Qtty. New Jersay at a meeting held 

on 4tte slith day of June. 1967 and 

will be taken up for second read 

ing. public hearing, final reading 

and will be adopted at a meeting 

of the said Board to be held on the 

ZOth day of June 1367 In tna Com- 

missiorrerx Chamber. City Hall at 

11-00 A- 1* 

Ruth G Nlckerson 

City Clerk 

6u9—It—o, J14 52 

CLASSIFIED AD 

BRINGS RESULTS 

PUBtlC'fiOTICE 

< "( NOTICE: OF SETTUUIENT 

t>1 'Notice la hereby given that, the 

accounts of the subscriber, as Ad 

"'mlnlatratrlx of hte.'EuatelofvMlnhle' 

Richards, ^ deceased.. will; be audited 

i, and stated by the Stirrosratei.'Bnd re-* 

ported for settlement to the Cape 

May County Court Probata Division 

on the J6th day of June.' next; let 

12 00 o'clock A. M. at Which time 

application will- be.mado .for fhe at- 

lowancli'of ' Commission*" end'.coun 

ael fees- 

Dated May It. 1967 

, GLADYS RICHARDS, 

Administratrix, 

-Henry Ganllck,; 

Attorney 

Wildaood. N. J 

518—4t—pf. $28-00 

PUBLIC NOTICE OF RECEIPT OF 

PROPOSALS FOR USE OF CITT- 

OWNEO LANDS FOR RENTAL 

OF BEACH EQUIPMENT 

Public Notice. Is hereby given that, 

no land* owned by the City of 

Oceen City New Jersey, shall be 

Used by any person for the rental 

of beach equipment unless and un- 

til an appropriate leate ha* been 

executed by said person with the 

City of Ocean City.' 

Seeled proposals ' .. . 

and opened by the Board of Com- 

; will be received 

rnlssjoh& on the 20th day sf Junes 

1967, at the hour of 11:00 a.m. sf 

"said day in the Cemmissiener's 

Room, Qltjr Hall, Ocean City. New 

Jersey, for 3ie leasing of any lands 

owned by, the City of oteen r y 

for. the purpose of tha refiti' * 

beach equipment. Any such pnw 

all shell, specifically' designate the 

exact portion of the lands ts be 

usadi the egaof purpose for which 

file lands will be used, Including 

speeifieally nâ nature of the beacli 

aquipmant to be rented; the period 

of time during which the lands will 

be usî and tha axact sum sf jnsn- 

ey sresssad to be paid to the City 

for îe use of said lands. 

The Beard sf Commissioners ra* 

serves tne rbtfit is reject any or 

all proposals. 

•V ORDER OF THE 1OARD OF 

COMMISSIONERS. 

Run 0. NidiarHn, 

City Clerk 

M— It—pf 111,12 

ANTENNA 

INSTALLATIONS 

TOWER and 

ROOF MOUNTINGS 

VHF-UHF&FM 

COMPLETE SALES 

and SERVICE 

Color - Black and White 

TV RENTALS 

GLEESON'S TV 

OCEAN CITY 

$ NEW JERSEY 

AMERICA'S GREATEST — AND CLEANEST 

FAMILY RESORT 

Regulations for the 

Collection of RUBBISH, 

ASHES and GARBAGE 

City Ordihanca provides a fine of not less Than five 

dollar* nor mor* than twenty-five dollar* for failing 

to comply with the following: 

PROVIDE SUFFICIENT RECEPTACLES OF PROPER 

S|2E AND MATERIAL, TO HOLD ALL RUBBISH, 

ASHES, QR GARBAGE THAT MAY BE ACCUMU- 

LATED BETWEEN REGULAR COLLECTION DAYS. 

, ,RECEPTACLES^ 

ll *J?1P iny '? l ' Mh ****** Chunflfi In regulations, 

rtAbJd,, garb.g,_ww| alhtt may ,,, ^ depolifttd 

„,,•"LASS*"*" 1 ^' 1 ' 1 "* 1 ' **•=•> »hould be of metal or 

ft'.WBd, capadty 10 to 32 gallons. Garbage, how- 

t -1*Mr "WlW wr *jr'P*J4t*d one t^..-.- 

AntfOts all notirt&*ry 

;SI| 309 13G3 sn/tim* 

. m Afli?r c«M 399-M30. 

LUNCHEONETTE AND 4 APART- 

m«nts Thi* is a wonderful op 

portunlty b> buy n well Htab1.«fi.K! 

bu»Jf>*M it Is kept very c4*an and 

ha« «T*t dau aquipiruxit. Th*»r 

•V# 4 SpHtmantc All van be ran 

ed Of> • y**rfy b4«4» Th*jro 

l» w*IJ worth 

l G 

. .yeavly besla*. 

marry extras. Tills I 

£££(%, Co "" 1 R "" y - 

MAN * WOMEN'S ALTERATION n- 

. pertly done end prompt tervlc*. 

Raaunabla. Mr. and Mra. Haitr* 

Mlkurian. 1410 Central Ave. 39% 

AUTOS FOR SALE 

USED 

CADILLACS 

ALL PRICES REDUCED! 

CADILLACS ^ 

•66 D.VILLE HDT Serf. . ,*479S 

_'66 CALAIS HDT.Sad. Gm. H595 

•65 DaVIULE, 'tonvortjble *395 

•65 DeVILLE Serf. , . W795 

•65 Divine HUT die,' Air.. «4295 

•GS CALAIS Sad.. WMt»:.,*3595 

r6S CALAIS . HOT • Cpe. •. -1 *JS9S 

•65 CALAIS HDT Serf.:Air;*379S 

— OTHERS — 

'65 Ok)» Sterflra HOT Cpe. 

Full Paw.:Air Cond. ..KS9S 

64 LeMANS HDT Cpe. . . *129S 

'64 Pomlac Cat. Sto. Wa«. J1S95 

•64 Ford Oals "500" 4-Dr. *12Sr5 

•62 CHEW SS^HDT Coup* tl(B5 

DRUCK 

PONTUC - CADILLAC 

, '' TEMPEST 

12th A A*#bry AW 

OW 399*432 

BUSINESS SERVICE 

ALUMINUM SCREENS and 

MR FIXIT All kind, .mall repa 

lobs Years of experience- R 

REQUZINQ AND RESCREENINQ 

Murnlnum etorm window Imaru 

UNEEDA 

TOOL 

Ailc us; w* r«nf 

- matt any klndl 

Ph.399-2227 

Wallace Hardware 

7WASBURY AVENUE 

7*> WEST AVENUE 

Bmrl B. Prenot, Jr. 

TREE SERVICE 

ptag, Ranoval and 

w — AU Work Dene 

by Ejcpertenced Mm.* 

Penoaal J 

d l 

FREE ESTIMATEg 

Call 399-5721 

Upholstering 

Furniture Repairing 

PHONE n%n 

SUOH0M 

W E. ROOSEVELT BLVD. 

UAHHORA, N. J. 

TtT 1363 17 l.b.njlMiboata 

75 h p Johnson rnOW »"»»„ 

er Perfect condition »alu»»W--' 

sale price »1|95 Spring" H* 

tel. 9Ui * Wpsley Ava. 

PACEMAKtB Cruiser 

250 hwrs plenty , 

good condition Call 

Sundays 393-0965 

COMPLETE 

KITCHEN 

Planning Seryic» 

SRECIALI2INC; IN 

FORMICA WORK 

Ted Taylor's 

KITCHEN 

SHOWROOM 

935 Aibury 399-4433 

W. EARL 

NORTH 

7th A Bay 399-2936 

• Fumitura Rofinlshlng 

• F» r nl»M« Repairing 

• Cabin** Work 

h HI* «f 

plan, to fW 

Car Radio* Rapairex] 

Coles Radio Service 

YALE KEYS 

30c each 

QUICK SERVICE 

DAVIS H.rdw.r. Co. 

1235 Atbuiy Avanu* 

BOAT bLIPS FOB REN1T--i 

Bay Aue Two 34 «» " 

24- fteasonahle call ureajt 

S^ 1 "! wrehdays Phlla. J 

9B5I2 

WILL TKAOE OR SELl 

Abbott Mc*h for SUnfi^"- 

shore Drlue -eekonlls. of t»J 

TUrow 4 8(136 d^lf 

BOATSL1PS FOR " BI \jl, ! 'Sl£'i 

weekends or call 1 21^^ 

8636 dally 

22 wiiii-mr —.... - _^ J 

condition Can be searl" 

at 117 W 17Ui St, W M 

end! 399-6131 

19 CHRIS CKAFT L... 

runabout loadfd 1—.. - 

hp For information call I 

t Firth Harbor House • 

B5B5 

MARINE : 

ELECTRONIC 

• SALES *senv)t| 

Service all 

Elrdtronlc 

Authorized V 

B 

Simpson, Baidbt jlSM 

Prorript cfllclcnt TV SJffi 

JOHNS0N'4| 

Radio •L 1V3A 

Marine Elecfron| 

CHRIS CdAfT 20" 

fully eqiipp", 

excellent for water 

ply HaMamarfne. 

cean Ctty 

30AT SUP TOR 

'£• ALL CEDAR 

Inspect. 

I FT. HARVEY;j— 

NEEDS WHAOOU HAVE-ÂPyiERTiSE IT HERE^ 

! " T T T ^ ! " \ 

T5 FOR SALE 

o'oB 

75 94 

EV — 

alir* hit 

|L7p FOR RENt — 

B*IMd_ Deck 

FOR SALti 

B, : 

FOR &ALE 

DEL ZANE MUSIdSTUDld,, pr*an 

. and Plena Instruction Curloi and 

anUqiiM CCrnor" WirsT" aroVeland 

end Atlantic Avendea, Sdrritra CcJiit 

WEST NOHOpSt 

îw WIBi ajia 

at NO 6 Snu FtlRNITURE, 3 , 

sood condition, 

can ba aaari anytl 

AV8 399 4739 

fiEPPARD'S 

TO SERVICE 

MLSS 

fl B27 S493 

69 

AUTOMATIC 

tion wash*, - 

dltlon saveral 

sizes 399-46W 

MATTAQ cofnblna 

and Itryaf. Good con, 

" screens, differtnt 

&ALE OF USED F 

Hill of Church 

L±S_ •& akBl.i •!._. aTi 

Hall of Church . 

JIT*il, heatwl. 

location. 

forage. 

nttii 

, -ath. 

rental 

4 UrilTS 

YEArl 'ROUtVlD SINGLE 

H^Si 1 1 ! 1 .' *^SJ c roSni ' 

UfSlOcean vlew« 

MARR 

AGENCY 

LOVELY COTTAGE In me G»" 

neir the baBch Large living room 

_llU..«. d.nln. roon^kltchen. 

maid s room powder room up 

stairs. 3 bedrooms, ule bath 

~ extra Dlay rootria Oil hot V 

.*Â Kn it 100 lot, Fuml* 

*3l!ooo Hilleeass. Realtor. 1* « 

•antic Ave 

GRACE 

— REALTY — 

HtH St. & Asbury Ave. 

RED CARPET 

TREATMENT 

BUILDING LOTS (2)—40 x 

115 each—Witer and Sewer 

Ûp to Grade^J44OO ea 

• ACROSS FROM BEACH — Du 

plex 4 Bedroom — 2 Bath 

apts each floor heated end 

furnished 2 Car garage Ex- 

cellent condition 75% rented 

lor this season 139 000 00 

• WESLEY AVE. -Across from 

best beach. 4 bedroom Cot 

tage with a Z bedroom apart- 

ment. Furnished Make offer 

• RANCHER — Z bedrooma Ule 

bath. Hiring room, kltchen/flln- 

ette. uttlny room Heated. 

Carport Extra SO 1 lot *18,5DO 

Furnished 

• COMMERCIAL INVESTMENT— 

Three stores, two apartmantt* 

ApprOK gross Income $10,500. 

tbV. financing to quellflefl 

buyer 

SPRING SPECIALS 

by 

F. R. BR1DEGAM, 

tiAttdR- 

3346 A*bury Arenua 

399-0953 or 

eve. 399-2668 

EXCEPTIONAL VALUE — Small 

Hotel, beach block. Owner's 

Ant. 14 bedrooma and email 

rental apt. Large tot for. plrUng 

. o« care. Illnen torn, sale; only 

"W8.500. 

ESTABLISHED OUEST VXW— 

central Mcatlofi 10 badrbOWji, 

3 baths, hot water .haat. Fully 

fumlsherl- 

116,500. 

VrffJIVI aaeaaji^ a «•»! 

sacrifice at - only 

QVELT CAPE COD HQWfi—pest 

residential am. Living room, 

dining room, modem kitchen, 4 

bedrooms & tile bath, acraener] 

porch, spacious lot. A aplendld 

Bui at $17,500. 

BEAUTIFUL WE&T AVI, RANCM- 

• ER- (Fumtahed). .Uvlna; room 

i room, kitchen, ^..bad- 

n end modem bath. Utility 

room Family room and z-caf 

earaga cement patto end merry 

"itras Priced light. 

tely 

Sp«cliHii poriftai. I 

Mt "%M-l «^4»IOB- V"'' 

»le. EKeHtatit iiiconi-. 

Mu*» b» aM to b* apprMl- 

atw). Fliuineliil atraltift 

rnenti for rolloblti penon. 

For detailed infomijiion 

tall Weeer Real EBtnle, 

EScduiive Agent 

rni, Vft M 

ott Bar. F 

Exolus(*e 

WeêrBeal Estate 

DUPLEX-* Iwtabma -wrf 

bath Mch floor. >»d 4 tW 

Marad. Icffl. forfinhad. LbttS 

•d Prim fi*JM 

• 

WEGER REAL ESTATE 

1* BATTERÊA ROAD 

ITMMO 

WILUAMS 

Real estate 

Did you ever think 

you could get on the 

Bay for $16,500.00? 

enjoy tha.ntrMfaY-oM.1* 

ort itie *Mar All lummar 

with electric heat, a new 

garage*, ahd nautical charm 

1T IS AWAITING YOUR 

i dfcNc 

1330 BAY AVENUE 

DIAL 394JS7il 

REAt*3TATe-=- 

SEVERAL TWO AND THREE 

Roasor 

Bay Aye. 

4BLDROOM 2nd 

oner apartme 

MODERN 

APTS. FbR REr 

Sth ST, Beach 

xns, mod .kitchen 1 

Off tfreer parkins. Ava) 

room'.'pfLVvXI-hle 

MAN w'" «riarajja> 

fd 

WOMAN w'" «riarajja> 

home with rnarrfad 

ladles for th. 

IORMITORV for worWOB jJ 

reek, linens Incfurlad Apply, v TrtJ 

hinLookin- 1345 Central ay J5-13 

tHRKE BEDROOM. . 

hasted 1st or ZnrJ 

35th street beach .-.-vsi 

September S175 0Q, 

COTTAGE — Weekly, modem, 

4. half block to 2p d | s »J 

*5000 weak In June. *&«> *"J 

ly Ip July and August MSJni || 

NtWLY rfWOVATTJl epArt 

Near lhe Bay. 2 l»di« 

furnished, all new bath J 

weeks of uly. all Augu 

0249 

502 1 ITH ST — 

iloeDi 6 to 9 

ekposura close t 

walk TV and 

son monthly or 

orf the 22nd fl 

2ND FL APT 2 bed 

dining room kitchen 

Half 

chen, llvins 

J75. weekly. Can 

44 Wesley Road, 

EL PLAZA SOB Ocean fveiErflcl 

ency houHkeeplna aparlmenM 

private baths sleep 2»jj> •»? 

FDR THfe SEASON, 1st .. 

accomodata E aduttsr prtvjte 

trance breezy frenl•JK'S' 

waa LongSsaason 

Ocean 

RENOVATED — lovely Z 

duplex with TV on q 

JO* ffrom bescH and 

]35 _-w*«ildv. 160 

66 SIMPSON ROAD 

I 

home avallaDte Jun« J 

b>> half saason—monthly or 

HOUSE FOR RtNT, In Florida. . 

condiUonad home on tana! infort 

Charlotte for rent to Nmbe^ 1 

-ully furnished la 

for ^ 

rnished large «reanei 

bedrooms 2 Ijeths *75O( 

A 

M 

, ^mw.n. -r IHnOnear 

By order of v the Township .Com, 

mlttea of Upper Township " 

LEON MIOUrVCCIO, Chalrmtn 

ALLAN BERSd, Oerk 

6 1—3t—p f *43 56" 

LOTS FOR SALE 

BEESLrJy'S POIHT BUILDING LOT, 

WO, 112 In excellent develpi 

merit, W900 Coastal Realty. 330 

Atlantic Avenue- 

SALE OR LEASE — Lot. Cor Btl 

avyeslay 10. oo sq ft Good UK 

for mUel apts- profeMiorull bujlrl 

ing etc Ready to operate as part 

Ing lot Zoned commercial, call pwrj- 

er 927 4O69 or 3S9-67O9. • 6-9 

em. In every respect. Write Bt»j 

7826. Sentlnal-Ledaer. " 


SPACE. rflGH AND D 

rate Farashlan, 

ully f 

»rct,. 2 b 

S moSth 

YEARLY CENTALS 1 

r Unfumlshet] 

•corr^-,pa-fim«t. Yearly'la... 

On 2nd Street Call 399-6055 tf 

RPARTMCNT — 

, z badroms, 

bath Beautiful 

UNFURNISHED 2 bedroom aMtt 

ment Washer and dryer 23 Nor 

wood Road. Marmora » S 

? FAMILY noar firtft bi 

B Place 1st fl 3 h"?"* 

etc Hot water heated Tile bath. 

5nd fl apartment 2 bedroom, etc 

in".!?. t se h %lS2! »Sffi 

Atlantic Ave 

roum. di 

GAR| one level home living 

3s 69 

US aoSlonTurnlSS 

|000 Hlllâss. Realtor. 14 

lantlc Ave 

BAYFROMT CPrlvata use or com 

mial) 2 apartments. 1st fl , 3 

,*£,.%$7^"& *5rSr*; 

.for aeUMn , 

apartment 

nn. Askina *29,J «"ji 

40OQ,Aibury Ave. 399*784. 

{refe 

Wert Ava 

trrinf AMD J BEDROOM Apartment 

In downtown section Just Mao- 

«nrl Building has slate roof. 

Sl'rnfnum sldlrufend oil h« "«er 

EA^ 1 fSV"^^ " 

-Jora same neerjlna minor re 

• ascepted/.. Tuakehoe* SunKf. 

• 50. Tuckahoa. N. J 628 2279 

i CHAIRS. NEW woman's shoea 

>ms cotton yard gwids glass 

CHAIRS. NEW womans shoea 

_>ms, cotton yard gwids, glass 

Dpreeds, pillows. blenkets.an 

">s. doll Misc. hooaWiold Items 

tThurs Friday, 233 AaBury Jye 

to 81. m *« 6 

EeT.cAi^ rfSnV, 

Arj antic fm .sj - 

THIS, IS A MONEY MAKER . 8 wjt 

kept 2 brldroont apaftmeng 

Raadv tor the teeion In art exctt 

lent location »40 000 Come to 

cSi.»l nealty. 330 AUantlr Avenue. 

SSWJ784. 

ont aSf ^500 

aS«m. nd. qualified buyer 

Realty. 4800 Aabury Ava 

e GARDENS CAPE COD COM 

panelled living room wjth fire- 

place kitchen 1 bedrooms 

and hath. Located on first 

floor Second floor, 2 bed 

rooms. Garage utility room 

Furnished heated flame 

J24.500 

* COTTAGE near Gardens hv 

Ing room, 7 kitchen with din- 

ing area, 3 small bedrooms 

and bath...$9800. Furnished. 

Corner lot- may- be includ- 

ed, for $4200. 

e> RIVIERA AREA Ranch House 

living roorh dining area 3 

bedrooma tile Bath, utility 

room total elr-ctric houte 

Detached .2-car garagd Lot 

65 I 100' Excellent- Ye»r 

Round Value fbr $23,900 

Unfurnished. ( - _ 

* PALERMO New ranch type cot 

tage living 1 room,kdining room 

kitchen 2 bedroorns ttte bath 

full baiament OHJtot air hast 

offered tlrtfumlaHad $13 700 

111 000 F H A jnortsage 0 

vtllable for qualified buyer 

i 8EESLfeY 3 POINT ( Olrf fjees 

ley's Point SchDol House* 

1(189) He you can be the 

bell rimer as Hie original bell 

still hangs In tha cupola Dt 

thli converted Mho*. 

contlitlng of IHrlng 

henr^bedrooiriav^ 

.. tiAlrdks 

226 West Avenue 

399-3806 - 

iSryô 

cheerful 

Ailble 

APARTMENT ~ Large 

„,«. cool. ""'"'JfS'i^? 

Convenient neighborhood 


wiL 509 4th su.et Phone 399; 

4954 " 

3 BEDROOM Apartment 6 Large 

beo^.FU,andT.cTi[^ 

TV ^no parking for two cars 

ply 230 Ocean Ave 

1429 CENTRAL AVE—4 bedroom 

well equipped. 2nd floor apart- 

ent open for ast half of season 

t Bdmom^^floor apart 

16DO 2 ueariRMfi i" .tw 8p*rt 

mam open altar 7 29 67. twr> weeks 

or more renta s Apply 1431 Can 

OT HIDTQ I.BIII* 

tral Ave. 1st floor 

NICE CLEAN newly decorated bod 

room Uvlns room-kltchen-beth 

All ^blltles Povate parJIng^sMCj 

t5 o seasonJune 17 to 

1300 Aug 1st Sipt. IS 

Ocean Ave 

COZY 3 BEDROOM nnth 

of July J400, F R-^ 

R,.iu>r, i 46 Ajfcury Ave 

Evenings call 399 2668 

1115 17 CENTRAL 

clean apartment- 

eight weekly, also 

by da> or week, 

lune rate*. Phone 

CENTER . CITY— Hlnutesr from 

hoardwilk. beach, tnuslc Pjer. bus- 

iness section, best reibjutanfa. Mod 

ern 2 bedroom apartments also 

rooms with or without private bath, 

season, monthly, weekly Crescent 

Lodge. 611-7th St. 399 3141, 

B3a PtYMOUTH PLACE, 2 bedroom 

abertntent, ground tl Near Board 

walfcVnd!. rnuslc pier Call 1215- 

687 2969 or weekends, 399 5315 tf 

IRLYN TERRACE—One IBprn 

ita* r-430. to SCO 

706 MuuHLin lt "5£i'^—2WT !^21t' 

4fflclency apts -4X1 to )ou wees. 

Her ."For^'lnformatlon write. Mrs. 

fiennert. B30 Planl Placet Oo«n 

City. N J, najse 9-1 

EFFICIENCY APAfrTMENTS for work 

Ina girls Call at the BL Jtmea 

EfflcTency Apartmenbi. 611. Ocartn 

6-23 6512 

Ina gins tan ,?J j{ 

EfflcTency Apartmenbi. (II "«" 

Ave, or phone Phlla 1215SU»_' 

PFAL ESTATE-SALE REAL ESTATE — SALE 

WHY PAY 

RENT THIS 

SUMMER! 

Surprise: it may cost you no more

I . • «isIiiii* 

/•• summer 1 . 

SHf ILL 

"JUST THI BIST FOOD" 

IN TOWN AT 

MOST REASONABLE PRICES! 

THE EMILY 

DINING ROOM 

BREAKFAST ,., |:» . llfM 

DINNER ......... iim . liM 

715 8TH STRUT 

"'•htliHi 

I have loved yon with an 

everlasting love,—(Jer. 31:3) 

There may be times whtn It 

•eems that our contribution to 

Ufa ll sot of much importance. 

When we deny any thought or 

feeline that would make us feel 

unimportant, when we tarn 

our attention toward the poiltive 

tide of things, we take a 

great step forward toward being 

the person we long to be, 

toward living the life wa long 

to live. 

CHECK AND COMPARE 

2-DR. REFRIGERATOR-FREEZER 

Full 12,3 Cubic Foot 

Refrigerator 

108-pound capacity zero 

degree freezer 

Easy-fit, 32 inches wide 

capacity and j 

features for; \ J: 

the price ^ |: 

rOURS FOR ONLY 

l **" "i 

Full width crisper 

Super storage doors 

Automatic refrigerator defrost 

AIR CONDITIONER 

I l l ' l 

f,M r,rio; r ' .' r i ».jf*:!^ :••- (-. ^r »'ic. ^*\u i- 

"?^ 

Compact 

and easy to 

YOURS FOR ONLY^ 

DiXON'S HAVfi 

SWIM TRUNKS 

By Janben and Robert 

Bruce, Large selection 

o! styles and colon, 

3.00 to 10.00 

CABANA SITS 

By jantzen. Both teny 

Uned and unUsed. 

.'•10.95 le lf.fS 

DRESS SHIRTS 

By Manbattan and Eagle. 

Stripes, WHle and Said 

Colors. 

from 4,25 to 9.95 

SPORT SHIRTS 

By Manhattan, ttale 

and SeHlaBarelll, Mjidraa, 

. Prints and Stripes. Daemn, 

cotton and gllk, 

4.00 to 17.50 

SLACKS 

By Palm Beach and 

Hart, Sehaflrier * atom. 

MI to 27.95 

By Superba and Damon: 

; ISO to M0- 

DOBBS STRAW HATS 

i Cttts S.95 

.". Nunn Bush ' , . ., .. 

Worn .2O.95'-f0,''S?.5P:. 

tnm 14,fS Hi MM 

Bi'i 

7V. W;, :' 

S" .1. 

£3£&JK2*2sl- ;i !-— ^ 

Oldeit Ca^ Trav«Ung Over40 Mtt«i 

1911 Ctdillac John Hay, Meadowbrook 

ey Criticizes Methodist Conference 

*?*f? iui'^L" Hir "iiSrtfcîrVH'^*"" "* ! " 

dB*S*op of the New Jertey 

s 

g diaUbe leveWI 

a 

1 in th8 b^y, aty M MFor 

Aaile Thieves 

AtlanUe Qty Duly Pn 

,? has Jjeen iiudinf woUl 

landH- tre Whehtew, uajR 

*o is chaHmart oi the Ope 

serfiolder's Ire wpported Whet- 

B etforts . to.. obtain' aM tor 

B en»ion ; at ^j» May Feint, 

pointrt out Hat* Wbetsone, 

li he, may have beai und*. 

ic.in Us ipwoach,'man*^ 

In sutatantlal'aM IW 

I 

M 

!"^-' 

'.;.. 

I 

i 

I

I 

PAOE. 2 — SECTION ONE THE OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER V, \, 

Teens',Good Behaviour. 

!*• 

A Surprise To Policei 

It wns mother *qulet' ^weekend 

even though Uiousands of high scliool 

age teeny boppers were In town.' 

Polio: Chief Benjamin IXmgan 

said he was happily smpri ed at 

wfU .tourJba.cUy / .Police seemed to hp pursuing a 

Some ft tye (wildings lie wiUiin policy of shomng notsy >ottng 

tbu original westside redevelopment • filers away ratlier than hauling thixn 

•rca and imdd tave bam donol- to police headquarters. 

iahoCet Fejef?il' ejpense several "Jliere was evidence that the 

yutrr'ago ta4'not the previous att- beach, 

frbi Redded to scrap the 

plan. 

.plait was-,scrapped former 

Mww B. Tlioaiak Waldroari an- 

DDtinrjcditte'city woiiki undertake its 

DM redeveJojment i*an, but «*niwiiriv^y 

Jew of lhe wozst eyesores 

.Wd i fire'.'iv&axtfe Areni 'dcynoUshed. 

ÎVTITK^*, fflrwyg bis other >duties 

chief oonctannatiori officer ol the 

rfty, ^ Bud Is empowered to initiate 

pnaceedlags under which the itunnhBckte 

dweOii^s would be acquired 

*t i»rir\ old dtx*^n t T> 

Ihur Ncwbeiry fr?xn lus Uuv**-miie 

t bf undexptogd that the office of runs Tlie former iiingtamptan ct 

ffpo 

• of public wort£> \«xi superintendent of Qakerest Hlih fles. • _ . 

ries more than 100 varieties of Sdtol in Maya Landtag, is a mi This feai tile Dinner will be held 

chresc In addition to butter, oleo, graduMe of Atlantic Oty High 

eggs and milk, A large assortenent 

In the Marine Room o4 the Ftandprs 

SchooL He served in tha Navy Air 

of Jjread, roUs, cakes pies and other 

Hotel. Social hour wiU startat qilO 

•orps fwm WB ta 1346, received 

sweet iroods produced fresh daily 

p.m,, dinner will be served at S 

Us bachelor of aru in eeonomics 

by the modem Acme Bakery in West (rah LaSaUe College in »1 and 

p.m. Reservattons must be in the 

Philadelphia are on display In the Ills master's deBee in education on 

hands of We, Scartorough, Box MS, 

Bilked Goods DeparBneiit,, 

Ocean aty, before nert Tuesday, 

fellowship at the' University of June 20, Tlie cost per person Is 

There are deparbnents for lee [iapira in 1SJ2, 

18,50, 

cream, candy, snacks, and gourmet He taiît at the Indlnna av. 

fowls, and household supplies, in ad- School in Atlantic — , 

' by BV.D. and WINGS 

»3.95 - '5.95 

SWIM TRUNKS 

Colorful plaids, 

plain colors and. surfers.,, 

*3.95 - $ o.95; " 

•\%« 

Arnold 

Palmer 

GOLF 

SLAX 

ROBES 

U.9S to 

*12.95 

' r 

SHOES 

for 

Men 

LEo^ps MiN's smm *',•*! 

MEN'S and BOYS' WEAR, 

DIAL 399-2768 

_ » . _ u .^1^3^^2^l 

S H O B 

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2 — SECTION ONE 

..._ ,Bnr»,rip*s from 6.00 

SLACKS . , , Clastic, betMseps, 

durable press, lightweight. All 

*•"» ,,. frem 7.M 

f: 

«4A*. ft.; 

QUEST! 

we have the Answer! 

Pep rates tops with us, too. And to prove it, w« have all of hit 

favorhes for a happier Father's Day, June 18 . , . Handsome 

permanent press slacks, colorful sport shirts, matching robe and 

pajama lets, smart looking jewelry, gifts for summer sports, 

evenings out or just plain relaxing. So why wait? Choose the 

right ejift for Dad, now. 

•m 

"I laiuitii 

SAMK Hfnif POAniT/f.rT.. .?WI 

I 

\K\ 

mXKt . . . Ov«-lh.-call, &%i~* 

ta, (trwtcb in wtd* cholc* st -H 

* 

WALK SHORft . , . * • ' ^ | 

fa aAis, unit. In «l»Wv 

KNIT SHIRT* « . . fita 

hug, slwtt iluiu, col**. > • 

all rfn*. , I 

DIAL 399-55U 

h U. r 1*. It-Ji) 

ftY, JUNE 13, 1967 

Acme Supermarkei 

III Open Wednesday 

iRolxTt L, Sharp and Mrs 

hers, pw*rtent, of Ocean 

! dub, ixtil be among the 

: in the opai 

"* t -inr 

14) at 9 a,mi The 

be looaled at 342S 

.__. measurra 120 

fcet, will have an over 

tl. mtmee feet, Thi 

.1 wlU omupy 11,435 iquare, 

[the balance ol the bu]|rllriK 

to tnerohandlio storaUHg 

equipment, reel 

I work area. The market 

i nine check out booths, 

j to the market Is through 

Portal, an arrangement 

Unates the use of doors 

arlwl is open. An hwlsla 

establMujd by the 

I'fiool air down across the 

T air is drawn into a pit 

WU a grill. The air is then 

I cool«1 and returned to tile 

i be biown aaoss the open. 

^ The Air Portal keeps the 

r out and the cool air In darner 

season and reverses 

In the winter months 

the cool air out and preworm 

air within from 

|out, 

duce Departtnent is equip> 

refrigerated fixtures! far 

i which require refriBeraare 

also areas for the 

which must be kept wet 

areas lor Items display. 

ut moisture. 

at Departnent carries a 

oi fresh meats wrapped 

rice and displayed In 

1 e s I g n ed reWgerated 

i fish Is available at one 

'Recruits' 

|in Training 

permBnent policanan have 

riect^ to und^TO tramiriK 

; as m^nberi C3f the 

(Departtnalrt "KJ" Oaips, 

R, Robinson Qtanco 

yesterday. 

in The SenHnel-Led. 

weoh the pen djesen are 

Darnel Money, Jack 

land Bruce Bower. "Jfi\ey will 

gcrmnn sh^herd dogs 

I by pie (iarp's founder, FU. 

Wummer, 

said JIB hopes ttat Uia 

1 complete lhar tasinirtg in 

j ttke an acUve paw in police' 

iwlth their do^ by early 

been nanOTed tt»t Wum- 

I be advaneed^to therank 

: ierseant, but Chance said j 

he, thinks tt more. likely 

r will be $ven extra 

toe training Uie men. 

were not available to 

lie men and ttieir rto^ it 

|be iKcossarj' to send them to 

I dog liaixlliiiR school, a far 

' meUiod of provldli^ the 

Oianee rioted, , 

wlii be the tMrt smunqr 

i Winj poUee dogs have aided 

1 enforeonatf hero. Chance. 

at the two men who worked 

in flie suminoi-s of J|f3 

i rininjiisti-atLii the value of 

I" Cut-ps- in nolicu work. 

B ttBver ^mondmous 

rt^f and improfjrleUes, 

There are departments • for ice 

cream, candy, snacks, and gourmet 

foods, and household supplies. In addition, 

there is a targe display of 

packaged, bottled and canned goods. 

This market will be air-conditioned. 

Parking fiicilitles at the market wlU 

accommodate 187 cars, 

A Pared pick-up system is pro. 

vidiid enablina the customer to 

cheek packages, recover her automobile 

and have the packages 

placed in her car by an attendant. 

This service is without charge or 

tipping, A special window is provided 

in me market for the cashing of 

checks and the sate of money orders, 

Leonard Bpnttt, who had served 

as manager of the Acme Market 

located at Egg Harbor, has been 

named manager of the new market, 

Another employee, who served in 

the Acme Market located at North 

Albany ay., Atlantic City and who will 

told a key position in the new mar. 

ket is Donald Cook, Cook has been 

named produce manager. Herbert 

GUI. who has been employed by 

Acme In the pleasantviile unit, will 

head ttie meat department. 

WARDS 

SPECIALS 

APPLESAUCE 

CAKi 65* 

Tuesday 

CHOCOLATE 

FUDGE CAKE 69* 

Wednesday 

ANGEL ÂRE 69* 

Thursday 

NORWEGIAN TORTE 

CAKE 60* & '1.10 

IN OUR 38TH YEAR 

WARDS 

PASTRY 

Dial 399-1260 

724 Aibury Avenue 

He ttught at the Indiana av. 

School in Atlanae aty from' Ui2 

to 19S4, at Oenttal Junior Iflgh 

School also in Atlantic Qty tan 

IBM to 1MB, has served as adnunis. 

traUve principal In BnoMawn 

(N.J,) PubUe School MSB-ST and 

served as principal at WUllamstown 

High School 1S6S-59. 

.From there he went to OaJterast 

as assistant superintendent in 1909 

when the school opened. He was 

appodnted superintendent in 1KB 

and has served in that capacity 

sines then. He also server] as insfruefcor 

in QUssbara Stnto College 

extension division in JBST, 

FUietta is married' and has tour 

children, 13>year4ld aregay, 12. 

yeaftold Andrea, nine-year«ld 

Brian and three-year^d Eliaa,* ' 

Sentinel Clauinea not mrtng RMUM 


Gardens Civic Group 

Doctorate For Lists Stag Dinner 

Dalo Scarborough, president of the 

Ocean City Gardens Civic Associa- 

John N. Falzetta tion, has Invited members, friends 

iml of tlie meat display. Cut-up pool- SOMERS POINT —^* John Nicholas 

ui*i neighbors U? the Stag Dijiner 

try is also available. 

FnliHttn. ol 27 Village'dr., will renext 

Friday, June 23. Mr. Scarbor- 

A total of 100 lineal feet erf frozen L-elvq his doctorate in education ot 

ough, who also is serving as dinner 

food cabinets offers a nmiplete line graduation ceremonies for Temple 

chairman, noted the affair is strictly 

m intKMi veliliibios. l meals; ; prv tIUi 

-TorMhe-enjoj^nent- ad-the-mule 

i f 

bers of the Gardens arcii with no 

foods, and iliniier eomtyna- Falzettn, who is presently serving speeches and no business formali- 

•ions, TTio Dairy Department tan- as superintendent of Oakcrcst High ties. 

Mrs more thiin 109 varii-tlrs of School in Mays Landing, Is o MM 

cheese In udditlon to butter, ol. graduate uf Atlantic City High 

Tliis year the Dinner will be held 

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' IN THE 

SENTINa-LEDGER 

TH€ OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LBOOER 

Democrats Belittle GOPI 

At Fund Raising Dinner! 

"The Farley-Sandmen mod can''get:-tn -their yachts arid then 

I of State Senator Frank S. T&riey hftppuy pp «nd blithely sail down fne 

I and Rep. diaries W, Aintii—. Jr., Iland Inland wairnw U> *>rt lauderoHtel lAUrten&te 

I "is drawing few believers who nowere 

they cart roHrc, I gUtes, ^^ on 

linger are footed by the. Words at the Unemployment: l t cheeks." h 

I til 

I man Marvin D Pergkie told some 

1200 persons at. a J5(ki-plate fund- 

| raising dinner of the Cape May 

I County Democratic Organization. 

Hie banquet was held at Zaber- 

I er's Anglesey Inn. North Wlldwood 

Principal speaker was former Con- 

I gressman Thaiias C McGrath. who 

said Ssmamflir Bagnpta^r 

licly shown "his distaste for Farley"! 

not too long ago "when he cMledl 

ipe to Impound Atlantic County I 

vottng macMnes following me Re-f 

publican gubernatorial primary" 

PersWe pointed out Fbriey in his I 

duties as state senator "did not con-1 

ceive of brins forward one bill | 

I is presently general counsel for the for Cape May County, arid only In- 

Federal Department of Housing anrl troduced 29 bilk ••Forty-three of 

I Urban Development 

my bills have either now been sign- 

"i .'•!•_/' "*i 

P*±rskie. who is opposing ed into law by Governor Hughes 

| for the State Senate seat from the or are waiting to be signed by the 

Antique âr Parade Rolla Along Asbury av 

• May-Atlantic Counties district, governor, and I think .that it la a 

compared his opponent to the w£z- pretty good record for a freshman 

ard in tte children's tale, "Hie l««Kor," PersWe went on. Me Rixey 

Wsard of Oz." The wizard was sdp- reviewed his successful efforts to 

posed to be a man "with a deep, get state funds without having the 

CMhutd from 

booming voice, jarful oppeflr- local tnunicipalirits put up any 

HONORKES. Dr. John B Townsend (left) day evening. Shown with the guests of honor [ anee who terrified tte enmtryBide" money fer beach antoi ttorfcs at 

bemuse the Democrats wen in 

, and Hiss Mary Kassab (right) were honored is Mrs. William CroeJrford, Club president. but in reality he was only a fright. 

power, 

Gatm May Point and West WM- 

; by the Ocean City Teachers Club last Thurs- —Senior Photo • " - ened little man Bke my opponent wood, and added that a bill of his Rixey btastcd Sentinel-Ledger re- 

who now finds he has to come Into fa presently being studied by the govporting of mtlvltiei of the Board 

Teachers Club Honors 

Cape May County to campaign." cmor concerning aid tor erosion in of FreehaUen, stating "the tafor- 

PersWe said that Farley "ignored Strathjnem' 

niatJon had to came second hand, 

Townsend, Miss Kassab Coming Events In Ocean City this county (or a yeaMor>a4BrI and Other speakers ws# county- clerk 

as always, and fa completely un- 

only showed up during the cam- candidate Joseph OrwdL who point, 

reliaMe!" 

Dr. John B. lownscnd dud Miss TODAY (Tueniay)- 

THURSOAV— ' 

paign. He did nothing for this county ed to tte "gre _ conem td the | 1*e freeholder erlttclMd an Af- 

Maiy Kassab TWSC honored at the Ocean Oty High School graduation, Guest and Apartment House Asso- but' try to ride the shirt tails of Republican candidates" as evidence OOf Press story, .saying that 

jretaBatwi dinner of the Ocean Gly 8 p.m., on tile Music Pier. 

ciation meeting, 8 pja,, at the Am- Charlie ândmari,*' 

that the Democrats arc making in- an account quoting a member of 

"Rarfuus dub Thursday cveidng at 

encan Legion Hall 

* * * 

The Assemblyrrmn stated Farley roads witji the electaBte, 

Whetstone's committee was incor- 

• • • 

iFort-O-Odl. 

m following up Sandman's "grand]. 

Krfghls of Columbus mooting, 8 

Middle Township Ctmmittoernan rect, "tel ea^- beaver reporter 

CBMC luncheon meeting, 1215 ose scheme to dig a canal tram 

Dr. TtuWECod. win was honored by pjn., at 349 West av. KleorJmvaf of- 

Samuel DeVlco. who is a candidate gave him (the committee member) 

P-m , at Frynsajth Xrsi. Rev, IDteier 

the Board of Education, has rcfired fleera. 

Manasquan to Cape May sa Oatfor 

reelection, served as raasQnas- headBnes without cheddne the au- 

Peterson of the Evangelical Alli- 

* * * 

all their liiHnptoyed and Jobless ter.thenticity 

ot who he may repre- 

after serving 4D years as school phyanct-. 

Mission, gueat speaker, AB 

sents. It is a shame that 

sician. Miss Kassab. vriw has teugbt Yacht Club Duplicate Bridge game, men welcome, 

paper repartag has to oome to such 

tuology at Ocean City High School S pjn_. ftir members only. 

• • • 

sorry plights as this article and the 

for 38 years, also retired and was 

Tournament bridge game, I pjn,, Mainland Coming Events •editorial' In the Ocean Gift" Sen. 

presented a gilt by Mis Anne Smith. 

at the yacht Club, For members 

TOMORROW (Wsdnoday)— 

• local kindergarten teacher wto was 

only 

TODAY (Tu8»d.y)— 

tinel-Led^r," Rbsey said. 

ISchoaL 

MorganJlanck UnH 137 American 

• • • •: 

a pupil in Miss Kassah's first class 

Somers Feint Public Library Ass> 

? * * 

Bui the freeholder, a fanner Navy 

Legion Auxiliaiy mcotinB, S pjn, 

t Ine evening's festivities included 

Ror.iry Club dinner meeang, 6:15 daUon i 

Sotners polrt WA Grade Promo. petty officer, reserved his biggest 

Eleollon at offioers. 

Installation of officers for 19G7-6S 

p m at Plymouth ten. 

tion Exercises. 8 p.m., in blast for Whetstone, win he claim- 

• m * 

with WBlttuJm McEwan, county su. 

• * • 

linwaod Mothers League 

R « l Jflî School. 

ed does not hoW a commission as 

•penniooda* of'sd»ols, uUudutinjr. Imroy Duplicate Bridgi>, 7:30 pm Ocean OW Humane &elety meet, p.m.. in the home of Mrs. Samsn 

a Navy commander, but (hat of a 

LlbaseseHteddreMts William Crock 

ait the Oceanit Hotel. 

injj 8 p.m., in the CD buildmg, BBi Price, W, Devonshire av., Nonthfield. 

Dtotriet Lmders" 

lieutenant commander. "As a lieu- 

* • * 

iford,, president, Mrs Unbent Lewis, 

st and Wesley av, 

# « • 

tenant cwnmander, he ia not entable 

MMUm, 8 pja,. In 

,,vice (itesddent; Joseph Banner, cor- Boxwood DupliCEitc Bridge muster 

Central Methodist Hannah Circle 

OUed to be addr^sed by his rank, 

MethodM Sunday Setari tasment 

Responding secretary; Mrs. Harvey point game, 7:45 pjn., at 416 Atlan- FRIDAY— 

mX p,m,. in the home of 

but, is addressed as 'Mater, 

^ p . e orae o 

• • m 

; 

iWarren, recanting secretary; and 

tic av. 

Natona Council DfBree at FDcahon- Mrs. tiiarfej Kresge, 23 EL MO rd. Bireh Grave nudUfe m 

tsis piibUe cart 

Willtom Ijauer, treasurer. 

party, 8 p.in,, in Northfleld, 

I p.m., in Central M.Tthodfcrt Oiurch 

the American 

- Following dinner and the ceremo- Jaycocs meeting, 8 p.m., fit Port-O- 

Hall. # a a 

l%rtor. 

.nies a film oh a cruise tn* fe Oill. 

Pour Seasons Garden aufc 

Artisans Mclorama, I;;30 p.m., on 

.was shown by Stanley Hurst 

Annual Flower Sm, 2 to 5 Unwood Qty Quaiell mectir^, | 

the h Music i Pi Pier, 

and 7 to 9 pjn., in ^noal ItaU. p.m. 

Kiwunds Club luncheon nieetmg. the Music Her. 

12:15'p.fn. at Sunms' 

' The Brest pleasure in life is doing 

JKUl i. i . • ' 

Central Methodist: ndeliry Oioup 

. of Shore Memorial Hos- 

.'what pcoplt my jfpu cannot da-Wal- 

King of Qubs DunBarte Bridge g 

pital executive board 

Square Dance class and workshop, 

Fh ld 

ter Bagehot 

8:30 p.m., in the Youth Center. 

game. 8 p.m_, in the Fnnishian Building. 

Slh St. and Haven av. 

Sorrttts Point Kh«inLs Club THURSOAY- 

meeting, 7 p.m., in Daniel's Restaur- 

• • • 

aWifland Reônal 

ant. 

BcaehcoJrAers ÎBTB Mnce Qub, 

grnduation, - 

S:30 p.m., in the youtn'OeriOT. Jtal 

field. 

cEiUer, * i - 

Somers Mat fire Company One 

ALLENTOWN FAIR 

meeting, 1 p.rn,, In B«hcl rd. fln> Bethel WSCS luncheon W«*ir« j 

WEDNESDAY Hnufh SUNDAY— haU. . 

the home ot Mrs. E3Ia Mounts, 

AUGUST a. . 12, 1987 

Southern New Jersey Anmifd Meth- 

GRANDSTAND SHOWS 

odist CtHtf«renee, 

* * * 

lamtlton'fiv., Ljnwodd, 

* • • 

TOMORROW (Wsto«day)~ 

THE Supreme* • Baja Marimba Badd • DON RICE 

FRIDAY though NEXT THURSDAY 

Poat 353 American 

IMernatunBl and CoanopotdHn I Legion meeting. 8 p.m. 

Annual JMsterW OoitfereBiee YIJUUI Qub's "Pom Auoridn, 8 30 p_m-. in 

* • m 

AUUUST A, e. T, m 

fnr Christ, 

Daniel's Restaurant. Fubhc invited. 

Somers F\nnt Jaycecs 

• a * 

* s • 

THE Kmg Family • Allen &Rossi • HALF BROTHERS 

pm., in Harry's Inn. 

FRIDAY through SUNDAY- 

Unwind Eighth. Grade Promotion 

AUGUST S, 1O, 11 

Annual Artisans Weekend Outing, 

I pjn,, in Bdba\en av FRIDAY— 

Jofaufy Canon • KAYESTB^S«EOMd«AH0N.HfJYClAnK 

F.ither's Day.dAnce. 9 p.m., a* Our 

Lady of Sorrows poriî haU. 

AUOUST12 

* w * 

Townsend Inlet Dredging Job 

TWO SHOWS MBHIIY— t PJU. a £30 PJI.- tz, «3,« 60, tncfc tna «5 

Sliver Moon Council Di^ree of Poc- 

4 

" AUTO RACES 

ahorrtas meeting, g pjn_, in Bethel 

Is Set To Begin, Roe States HftU. 

•HUNT CAR* 

•tOCK CARS 

* • * 

AupBl 5 & 12,1 P.M. —13, {4 

Aopist 6,1 P.M. - J3, J4 

TRENTON -r. Emergency dredging Township boricr on the Carson In- Seafood dinner, 4:30 to 7 p.m., at 

operations to create a permanent 

FRIE BRODNDS ADMISSION 

let Stone Harbor and North Wild- 

BOX OFHCE HOUBSi Weekdays 

Somers Point VFW Hall, Bethel rd. 

ltCtET. worth Jl. given with each 

navigable channel through the outer 

(Monday thru Friday) 6 to 9 pm. 

wood ,-UTJ adjacent to the Hereford 

Round Seat Grandstand Ticket Saturdays, Sundays, Hohdsyj 1 to ocean bar at TowtKcnd Inlet wan Inlet 

CHILDREN 'ADOPT' VETERAN 

poittUMd 6yAiigost4,1967 9 pm. 

scheduler to begin at San Isle City TTie sWecBster dredger snehs up 

Saturday (June 11), Commissioner 

HAMPTON. VA. — The student 

MM. OflWBS FIUED - enclose check, stamped self addressed envelope 

sand from the channel while mov- 

Robert A. Roe of the New Jersey 

body of Phoebus Elementary School 

ing in . and out- of the inlet and 

ALLENTOWN FAIR 

Department of CojKervation and Eco- 

"adupted" a wnuhded Navy veteran 

pumps sand directly through a disnomic 

Development said TTiursday. 

who JuKt returhed fn«n Vietnaim 

charge pipe about 80 feet to the aMes 

A1HBTQWH. PA. lafltt - 433-7641 

HoKpitalman 2C Allen Neal Keller 

Commisdoner Roe siid that Army of the channel. The hopper type 

of" Newport News has been awarded 

Corps of Enginoers has notified him dredger; normally used at Imlets 

two Purple Hearts. The 325 students 

that it plans to dispatch Ita side ston-. the dredged sand for dumping 

"adopted" 

caster dredfie Merritt to Sea Isle at sea. 

Keller when he wrote a 

letter of thanks .far a box they 

dry on thjrt date to start the project 

sent. 

to increase booting safety and aecesjibility 

in tho Tiflet through the Bridge 

crauon of a ISO-foot wide channel 

that will be debt feut deep at low An average of 60 was mode at the 

tide. 

Kmg of dubs Duplicate Brfdfee game 

played Friday evening. Top scorers 

Guimissianer Hoe said that the were Sylvia Brown nnd: Bess Rowe 

Federal government has allocated with 7«4 in the North-Souih section 

$159,000 for the: initial dredging pro- and Lake Mayer and Joe Ptafsbl 

ject with the understanding that the with 77 In the East West section. 

The Wildwoods 

State and local governments will as- 

Ruhnersup. for NOTUI-SDUUI wen? 

sume the: future maintenance cnsN 

Ed Zemer and Olive Kfahohy with 

of the ne«' channels croutcd by the 

are beautiful in 

62. and Lou Znacket-and John Vlar- 

Corps of Enswcrs at Townsend. eUa also with 63 Also above average 

Cbraon.: and Hereford Inlets. The in the North-South section were; Peg 

Springtime 

Cape May County'Board of. Freehold- McOaustuid and Vlvmn Camertin, 

ers, Sea Isle 

doom aty, to woe director of the 

rWeholders Board and he; appW- out of 

aiUy, would suc«-«i to Sehuck's 

d if the director of the board 

was unable to be present at sudi 

a eommiUee meeting. 

Wiietstnne, advised of Rixey's 

statenem, gMd, *'Y^, I admire ^semhlymaa 

PeraHe because he Is a 

man. He is; djfferent ton» these 

political haefctf" 

Th» controversy fa which tte 

freeholders and Whetstone are en. 

gaged stemi mainly ftom polities. 

WbeMone ksked PeisWe to obtain 

aid far the beach at Cape Jtay 

Point, and Persfcie got a grant of 

$300,1X10 (since, increased by close 

to J200.000 more) tat Jetty consSTiet. 

ion in the small Mjiuuunity. 

Later, Whetstons arranged Itf 

a meetuw la Washington to discuss 

beach erosion problems, and to It 

.0HJUNE18.THE 

SPOTUGhTSOll.. FATHER! 

HERFS som: 

„ School 

8 p.m., on die- athletic 

REMEMBER 

irjfenrle^ to DO eai "actkn«eonv 

•njrjttef." Hlxcy addiU. ' 

Whetstone, according to Rixey 

got himself named us a special assistant 

to Pcrskie as one of his first 

acts. 

"Now, I ask you, how can he 

serve a Republican Board of Frfi»holders 

anil a Democratic Aimnblynun 

witlinut Bettinc hmisflf 

broiled in a contruveisy'*" Itixt-y 

demandBd. 

He went on to say that the committee 

is set up to have two delegates 

from each of the county's 16 

municipahtics, the mmibers to be 

"authenticalod" try the municipality 

from which they ome 

He raid, haftevcr, that the latest 

list submitted to the freeholders 

showed tight monbera from Cape 

Past Sorvii 

May, none from Avalon, none from 

ALLENGRAV1 

Stone Harbor, two fnvn Cnpe May 

Point, none from Dennis Township, 

one from Upper Township, two from 

LOWLT Township, one from Middle 

Township, none from North Wildwood, 

on ^from Ocean City, one 

fmm Sea Isle City, none from West ] "YOUR RELIABLE 

y, 

WUn>oad, and Wildwood ond 1811 Asbury Avenue 

wood Cicst sharing one iracftiber. 

The dLrector of freeholders. Dr. 

i«*. ** 

1 K- 

Want a great 

car 

HAMflTON, I 

BENRUS and! 

WAT< 

WATCH 

RINGS If 

• CHRYMM 

PENCIL S # 

Better start with a great car. A 

SeeyoarPontiacdcalerforagrcat deal onagrât car. 

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In, Perkins is the son of Mr, and 

Mrs. Tom pirMns, of am OealrHl 

av, and Choltenliam, ftu After a 

leava hem in Ocean Oftr ho will report 

to Pensaeola, Fta., lor ffl^t 

trainings • ' 

MAKES DEAN'S LIST 

LAKELAND, FLA. ~~ Adelaide 

Hannah Howlano. of Ocean qty. is on 

the dean's academic honors list at 

Florida Southern OoUoge, Lakeland, 

having compiled a "B" plus or better 

during the second sonester. A 1S65 

graduato — Hghth grade promo- 

Jar Llnwoad PnbUc 

j tomorrow (Wed- 

8 P^ 11 _ 

(FJITNO J I 

Machines" and a patriotic medley 

byOiebnnd. Sara Jo iRcynoIds will 

SOMERS POINT—Graduation exer- SQMBIIS POINT — "Man and IBsFlastiir, 

Susaii Gray, Jo AnnHoffcr- John J3. Gowlner, ,Ir, Xoroicrlyôf 

apeak at ABtronamlfwi ^trp'ii fMI 

*" Belhaven av. 

School-were- -Worid^-wJU—be-*the-4hemo—of—t 

by a song ot "Swinging on a Star" 

, thane will be "Space, 

held Saturday morning i foUowdne 9 30 Somers Point Eighth Grade Promo- McNelis, Siie Ann Snath and 

Robert. Matteo will talk on Galactic Mass 

tion Exercises to be held tomorrow 

members of the 

Gains after which "Moan River" The prize for general excellence (Wednesday) at S pjn. in Mainland 

nng the processional and In-and 

"How Hight the Moon" -will be was awarded to Christine Hlnchcllffis. Regional High Sohool 

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tvAuMHe-Oy. FrtnkUoviUe., BIB IT,' Mtas WUUani M «hodist Oiun*. atfietaBng, fitter. 

I, Odier contestants and their spon- PaKoni Norma Jean David Hatflcld meBt VTOS "• CeOar Lawn Cemetery, 

J rin« Assemblies are: Roberta Hogy, Fa., age 31, a&s Northeast- Jmn Balers, 

} of Upper Dai*y, pji,, Bgl. if, Btjnfdetts, Hrttad^Ma, age 28, Mss — , second place with his Miss FIB and 

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fca^ni « HillBoelnWa, age 17, phla, age IS; Ifa FWgiwisive; DL Efllil R. 011110 " 

imm W«t PhUadelptyar an AUe. ane Brnwis, Phlfcdalphfa, MM Jen- 

"**" ires yet (o b 

pronto; Sniay B^, ofMUJa; dejphja. Mass Bartram, av,, died suddenly at"hVr home Tliur* ^ ^ ^ - ^ S l ^ J j J V , * , 

delptta, «g# np Ito, Enterprise- —*- - day. S In other events Sunday, Billy Pack- 

STirftjasraj trssrsrK: cS,°^°=r^ raS3?S« 

mem. tune-up races for the Mash c 1 — *• 

lurch. |en Menvaine, of Ambler, P 

Aaron; in second, and Bran? Hyde, ot Qlen. 

If y 'JP 1 ^" 1 *^ 0 ^ 1 "^ ** WlminWon, Del,, and Mrs7Ruth Ann "rJbbtrMe'keejran had no trouble 

•••• now .on, furjouî. All men are «B|. Boanyshell of this eiryi und five placing an ea^- first in the gWs"df- 

TM ISIA I. riacelfll a * n ^' - J mandehildren. vision. She was the only female 

IW VHDMiy ; , Funerai aervicen vvene hsld Siuniay entry, 

^ BOAT ' MSCUlit—Will — • DelaWarO U Graduates Funeral "WWW Honn- the iviih Chester DP, S, J. 1^^« WteAerg weehaid T*e tor oHdal the Moth smson, series wish opena iaces this 

Beele offlmUng. Intprment was at on Saturday and SuiKkiy. < 

Qister Rural Cemaery, Oieater, ' - - — 

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,ft#3BWvw*^r fl( Delaware Sun. 

«Bi-,^W^.a record 1,388 de. 

•«*•'•»--l»".aU#' comBaeaeemeM, 

gfa^MtabiBi um held in the D* 

*rtnina,^f OB US, Qvll Service 

OWWUWWI. Ws wmnieneaBent 

«rt».ia addr^ «ras a«Ued 

Mb One Has Seen Infinity. 

rf fflff.aia A, ^» woeived a 

bacheinrof mechaniciU and ncro- 

^Me^^ftfeHfliii, and Robert Warn$g*m,W-nn. 

mmr av,, whb 

abas tart ^ ^ 

Dora A. Stiles 

Shufflin On 

New* and Gosilp of 

Shufflaboard Club 

Mrs. Dora A, StUes, of 124 Wesi^ by H, H, Parke Farke Baker 

av,, died Fridiy In Shore Memorial _. • . 

Hospital following a short iitatss She 1 * e w*' 6 '*'! weather has been in 

was O effect sjnee Memortol Day has proved 

a bean for the shufflera. They 

i^fPjjij^jjjf^l^ 1 ^' 

jRssr: 

I« Fast Matron of Arbutus Omptor Or- 

M der of astern Star, of Cape May 

f aunlfause. She also wasllLmfX 

Vat pi«ident of the Eaary ABB, îpna. ior « ma sp«L We tturt 

Funeral jentaa wiU be held tetay „ . „ _ _ «. 

mieatay) at 2 p,m. f«m IJ» God j ^ " " ! ?S»- E - °' t3 ^- m - 

ftW-Smlth Funeiai Onus KB S= a Mia. Halph Dursteln, Heed Itart. 

tna av., 'with ,the Rev, Dr. WiUtam 

R. OufOcle, pastor at me mm Mam. 

odi« Qiurah. Mrt nay eaU irom * 

1 to 2 pJB. Mermatt vm be at Bap- 

Qmetery dn ttpe May tturt 

MINS TO RINMBLAER 

RAert WMam •iVHJJer, son of Mr 

and Mrs. WUBam W. Mffla-, of ^ ^ 

OoUe^, »., has Ami MMtfd In 

the Rensselaer Po^rf»®*r^ 

Miner will be eradspM ''' 

a pflv ^ 

Braduate courses: architecture, art. 

imeriiie, hiinMni»l« and dbdal wdenres, 

manajem. it and «denee. 

STRAND 

NOW PLAYING 

On. ivMinf Show IP.M. 

MATIMil SATURDAY IP, M. 

WINNER OF 6 

ACADEMY ^ 

I-AWARDS! 

IAdvarad Prim Mo ;> 

VILLAGE 

•TN t WALK Ptianl 3HNN 

TODAY iml WEDNESDAY 

; V 

[•THE HUSSiyiS ARE f.,.,,,,B, 

ggJjUl ri THE HLSSIAIIS ARE rOMIHfT i 

EVA MARIE SAINT 

jBreath TaMng ; mati 

, INOWS tin i;iiii' 

I MOQRWp 

MOOHLYH TEBRACB * BOARDWAUt 

/??>%?%;. 

and three young guys 

pull off the wildest 

hoid-UDoflhemaii! 

TECHNICOLOR 

8«m Spl.«,l pnHni _ 

"THE HAPPENING" 

Anthony Qulnn • Martha Hyw • 

WIIKNITCi 

7110 and SdO 

TIRES 

iATURDAT 

S4.10 Ml. 

• WHflL ALIGNM 

MUFFLIRS ! #| 

_ SHOCK ABSORBERS • RADIA, 

• MOTOR TUNil^ 

COMPLETE CAR SERVi 

MOORESFIRE 

Store and Service 

109 8th Street Dial 399-3006 - 

Nmar 9th Street^ 

•F.AM 

•*"%?•• 

SEAFOOD MARKET and BAKERY 

iffii^ s^^S 

SEAFOOD MARKET: 

DHJCIOLTS COOKED HOME-BAKED GOODS 

'1 ' ' , 

I'J 'i 

1 Ji 

If: 

y

h- i' 

0*0 fry SENTINE1, tCDG^R 

1, Sltfftto pu 

Irt BIIMK. to 

tarts, W nm *}n«i tn 

1 

j ' -# 

ff .- 4D>OKT&H) ^ttattetw*^ an recent montfe, Oil 

'i. j Vfer; at 9WD «B -half e^ per 

ff Vatt W#efc 40 to tare quart tins SBODBI . . . A ramrdoOnrsjfc, 

H Atmd^^y sx êa Gat 0t*%f brvilisne- 2 TOO New Jersey adults 

1 im* . . New Jersey &rmere will mkv exarmnaiions this nmnh 

1 tia«.T jamed a the HUjaniriae tnevf-. i,. qualify far me Nei Jaw Mlb 

men. In hsve a bogî^l^s fig. Srhrrii Equivalêy Cfe^Soale 

Ben bv _18S_. , Hev. Jersey will The Stair EietarBnaK of Health has 

jwmn tte Htt Ai4iii.Bt.il Dtvaon nrtered «#« i-oaglal towns in Mrn- 

ISE. IWB Wngnito and o w ^ msaii and Ck-om OuBn 10 ton. 

•sjgjparung i" to- the taU M«3k». Wh«i star! of the Slate loan program. 

rr: to inaii'* thffl: tt LSK? »î -nit rfiimui ( * lB1> ' Hiîs gets sew af« B.a k»w havw heeo approvtri for 

cnawi TO- t-onrcn '^,' ] " it ninw up «, Iiv! u«m i"*^"**, i 1 C^jenmjsson- 

ronumit«- it, help 

tr sfTOi^ up tjv m 

^'. *e ^naie M-J; N- Jasy and«M to continue 

UUU^L TO, toflcen anc. l m , ^-onv,. to esrtiMj than . . Th^ *,-j edueacon tor to a a telal tola! uf uf 

. G9 JpO 000 , PeraoBS anployed 

in 

or canning iaetorls 

lit least {Lid per htw 

ta msmvar, uakT a nb, (sfeflt ,'jtJ 

liie Stale Drihiirt rtaSffih 

Bwde Was Once 

tive 

Rotarian Visits 

Princess Grace 

«OU ir fa^mmîm tms annmer >n top w.115 tr» iB'ptm bi*l b-j 

luunst cmdis. •- i FTturxsr. i-jr d group 'jtf R ' ir^rt 

i«eviou» year? ttxwsaufc, of Othirr nsjrt n-sadeats at u* si( 

»p«r tocr- racatujtE m t-miuaj'iut' ntn- iJjus IKST • F 

OtJ *mo tut Wlkhtuxls dnd Wry Goi.-Bn" OstHme ".,.-, -*i 

„ • - - rther aujier J David I* Biwv u-as ^ ( T U 

iy si«ti£ m t«th English and 1 chairman aad 'zpxiki* d j r n 

[Thuraday msJifi tnecanK. H. •»«« 

year a»- New Jersey Sldtf- 1 cd UJC ppjmljr OAJT Iifcr ^S 

„ . which optialia, j Mikiue «rf a 

«hf J jJatScwav ~ it a&un handing, Pt^jajent Potert tfdur-' n 

CAPITOL CAP^ _ Govmior 

:iJ,.,__;:, -.vî- .-••••- R«*art J- HUBHM dedans ?;whlch 

man «»t E AHh-Aap Jr State p.rflutfjs Uie air is frecniaitly 

KUIK tt Offlsut OTys nn, diiirmined ,by . the prevailiip 

^ Graa? rf AtoB during *haW . . , Reduction to air and 

1 ° BC "Z^nfjo^L ''''it? '*"• tn ** tb " blB sublets for diB- 

• uwmn in r>)hiiral oriies this •nun 

tu kjcal Rwti- -n-r I "' r > '' "f 

Semester JDeao's ljsm ^t Kut/i-n 

Art}. «md i>L-HTi(.f» in 

—„ . Brunswick tterb)- is a tn«rjtyT 

ITUKT^ puhhr and j Ibe Irishman cLtii& *i v thf 

UK- taztflKh- f h. h., ,0 nr»r-alo their farms." 

r(B Nm, Ji-rv> Farm Bureau 

says] 

a Dean's list student and was ejected 

tp Who's Who Among Student 

Colleges and Universities. 

Marine U, Btixtaplu the pj 

"Do • 

Cppipletes Training 

J 

(JIMS) QUANTtCO. VA. (FHTNC) 

May 31 — Marine Reserve Second 

Lieutenant David W. BUaani, mm of 

Mr. and Mrs. Maurice G Blizzard 

3l 6«3*2nd St. Oceetl City \mia Eniduatod 

from the US Marine Corjn 

Busic School in (Juanflco. Va,, during 

ceremonies lield at Little Mull 

The (X-ranonles cjlmaxed 21 weeks 

of intensive trainlne In tactics, lead, 

crshlp techniques, first aid. map 

rcadlne. personnel administration and 

communications 

He is among 531 Marine Officers 

now awaiting orders to duty stations 

throughout the .Marine Corps 

NOSE 

CARDS 

2000 DESIGNS 

Always on •— " 

at. 

1 

"A:- 

JOIN THE ARTISAN 

TWENTY SECOND AN| 

BIG WEEKEND 0Uff| 

JUNE 16, 17, 18 

Everyone Welcome 

FRIDAY EVENING MtLORAMA 

REGISTER AT 

,mmmm 

STRING BAND CONCERT 

SiO p, M. 

Pavilion 

No Admission — No 

8:30 P.M., MUSK I 

MOTOECADI THW QTY SATUppAY, 10=30 A.1 

SATURDAY EVENI 

PARADE — 8^ 

.•.. I2lh- 

SILKTION AND CROWNIN© OT MISf ARTISAN 

•t Mu.ic Phr ^ 9:00 P.M. 

SUNDAY BE SURE TO ATTEND THE CHURCH OF YOU* 

THE ARTISANS - ffiAWAt r 

Inquira About Bacomfttg a M»mbar of this Family 

Artisan Ooflng H#«dquartert at O«anJc Hof«l, 11th and 

looking for 

a good ha^l 

you can also 

save on financing 

our 

LOW COST 

BANK AUTO LC 

FEDERAL pESEpVE SYSTEM 

a—•• 

JSPAY, JUWfc 13. 

*%# Billows 

PubllllM WMkly fey fht PyfcllMMwii Cluh af 

Otwn City High School, OCMB Oly, N, j. 

Member ol Columbia Scholastic preia AjsociaUon 

,I ditoW M¥j«i CONN1S . 

• L S{ffSpO«s BdHor. Ha^|& 

Paeulty Advisor, JOSEPH M. BONNER 

RUDV KRAUSE 

OCMM CITY, M. J., TUISDAY, JUNE U, 1967 31 

*w Beginning For Class Of y 67 

, TonigM the seniors reach the event which u the 

hlnatioa to 12 years of eUucation. Today is graduation 

flees for the seniori. Graduation is a tirm that may be 

J as a synonym for eommeneomeiu linoe it signinei the 

nning of a new logmint of iifo. It is the end of p-imary 

Mastic efforts that have tried to prepare students for the 

I phase in the production of ont^s life work 

The high school diploma to a key to further schooling 

, diploma means security—whother it means the end of 

nil schooling or tht beginning of more advanced eduea. 

for tha individual. 

Security is not all that goes with a high school diploma, 

it also brings a wealth of rnemoriei. We salute tho class 

[BoTand wish them good fortune and happiness. 

[fss/ng —* One Alma Mater 

In conjunction with graduation many events come to 

Id. School spirit, sport ictjvitiei, and hard examinations 

|but, a few items one could mention. 

Perhaps it takes time and recalled memories to bring 

Bind tho long written as the OCHS Alma Mater. It reaily 

us at graduation time this song could be uaed more 

ictively, as it is a vocir expression of our feelings of 

HS. Why is the Alma Mater never Included as a part of 

graduation sarvices, whether Ivy Day or Commencement? 

seldom heard any time throughout the ichool year, but 

is especially appropriate for a'graduating class to recall 

i aing. 

Fashions 

> shirt that gFiTW is milking its 

felt in tho- fashif>n world, 

stiirts. known for tiitfir manring, 

huttorwlown collars, nnd 

il Ixiltoms, have lon^ i*njoyiilarity 

for'sports at>d cosimi 

The originally. borrowtst-from' 

look of such shirts is now 

; improved upon as mm monnhen 

the hems to knee 

n-length, 

basic frtfiiums o( tht* shirt 

tton-down collar, felled &eams, 

i or long SICPVOS, curved tails, 

buttons all the way dawn a 

band—are incorporated in thej 

t-styled shirtdmzi. .Whereas in 

* years most shirtwaists fol 

tile nnw-clflsfdc pattern of 

or In 11 ski rt fal linj? ftrom n 

w&fetlinp.- the 

? shifts. 

all follow . saint? pattern: 

PLASTERING 

[PATCHING - STUCCO 

NEW WORK 

— NO JOB TOO SMALL — 

^na Ettlntatas 

CHARLES A. 

SMITH 

PHONE 

927-6815 

DIAL 

399- 

8167 

PLUMBING 

& HEATING 


SUIIIL' havu rounded Hoover or Ber. 

mudn collnrs, soine faiture iOBlght 

t-ut hemliina, nm! are enhanced 

by mini-tucldng from ncek to' hem, 

M.iny ol the more siphtetiailcd 

slilrt lonk fciitUres soft A-linos with 

tXiakeffrrmm and ict^way, bUi 

ea\\nrs. Some of the really newest 

look for iiisual wmr ieamres one 

ol.the .lulist lads—the divided sWrt, 

Thtû pantdre^sos eomhine the dom* 

fort of tihorts with the appearance 

of n lailoivd dress, and art catdiing 

on very quiftkly for sports and 

loisure-titnc ac-tivtties. They Imve 

even b*? shown in uniforms for 

wmlrcvJ"; UK! -nuiî-s' 

COASTLINE 

HEATING 

"Gas Heat Specialists" 

DIAL 927-3370 

2106 NEW ROAD 

Linwood, New Jereoy 

PLUMBING 

HEATING 

Westinghom« Appliance* 

CHARLES C. PALERMO 

1447 Aibury Art. . M«l J»MI« 

PLUMBING^ HEATING 

7S0WIST AY 

OCEAH CnY 

KITCHEN APMJANCCS 

KItchanAid HnK-liuu \ 

f UJMS1NO • HVATIHO u ml * Pit • 

No JOB too bfg, no REPAIR 

too imall . . . all o* our 

• plumbing and hMthtg work 

i gets th« tarn* carafol comld- ^ 

•ration. ^j 

PILEGGI 


DIAL 399-*»7« 

DIAL 399-1876 

Patricia Lytle 

Pat Lytle. senior honor student 

ai OCHS, has recently been selected 

as 11 member of "WJID'S 

Who Among America's Itigh 

School Students". She was se- 

Iwtod as a result of her national 

accliJim for scholnrsliip awards 

;uid her'outstanding lendership 

an ucademic activities. 

Less than three percent of /tho 

seniors from nccreiMted schools 

rtiroiighout Uie : ooun«iy are. seltvied 

for this honor. Thi- list, is 

urnt to all college, umveratiei, 

public Ubmraes and leading cor- 

5X)r,itions throughout the nation. 

The list will beconiplolcd in Scj>. 

llenibcr of 19SJ. and will recognize 

nhoie students who have achieved 

on outstanding high school ca.reer. 

Pat Lytle Ls the iSrst student in 

OCHS history to hnve received 

this honor. 

JOSEPH P. STAHLER 

Plumbing & Heating 

Dial 399-3065 

OFFICB « SHOWROOM 

2152 Asbury Av«nu« 

FRANK M. 

MAZZITELLI & SON 

PLUMBING and HEATING 

Specializing in 

Gas Baseboard H«*t 

200 ASBURY AVENUE 

OcaanClly, N. J. 


24-HOUR 

SERVICE 

SOCONY VACUUM 

AGENCY 

til ASBURY AVENUR 

Dial 399-1751 

INSURANCE FOR HOME 

OR BUSINESS 

Homeowners • Personal. Farm 

and Business liability • Firo 

• Auto • Inland Marine 

• Workmen's Compensation 

• Theft and Gloss Insurance 

11% hi»% uvtnjp pantd on la 

you In tfaa form of lower rata* 

or dMdmdi 

HARLEYSVILLE 

INSURANCE , 

HABLEYSVILLE, PA. 

Hflrleysvflle Mutual Casually Co, 

Harleysvllle Mutual Insurance Co. 

CHATTIN AGENCY 

ALBERT E. HALLIDAY 

A licensed New Jeraey Broker 

1111 Atbury Avfc DM ifMMI 

Representing the Harlevavflle 

qbmpantea lor the post 27 year* 

William Cade To Direct 

First v Mobile' D-E Plant 


PALERMO, N. J. 08223 

fc B-gtew^ REFRESH VOUR HOME WITH 

it PAINT 

INTERIOR - EXTERIOR 

BRUSH and SPRAY 

BAILEY 

DIAL 927-5800 

22 VILLAGE DRIVE NORTH 

SOMERS POIN-T 

QUALITY 

FROM FAMOUS MILLS 

LINOLEUM & CERAMICS • CUSTOM INSTALLATIONS 

SPENGLER'S 

m WEST AVE. AMPLE FREE PARKING DIAL MMHJ 

Opwi f to S Tuw. Ihro Srt., 7 to f Fri. Em. (O—d Mnby*) 

PAGE >3 

.SENTINEL-LEDGER CLASSIFIED APS BRINQ. 

CORSON ELECTRII 

RESU>FNrL\L • HOT POINT ATPUAW 

ELECTRIC ,H 

MAJOR 

A Member- of UiOjCape May QnuUy E3ec1ri(pJConlrnl 

i 

WRIQHTS f i 

i'jAPPjLIANCE'SERVICE COMPANY 

kiJ130 AtburyT.Awi; 1 Dial 399-439«- 

1 ''

t 

Ovet), Gemma Kuleaa, 

.—,.., Selh Kelly, Catot Sui.y,vl 

v aM Kay ShnKtii oophoniofcsi Oirl 

'ftjJBW, Naflcy ftowm nurl Huth"J" •rtuwl VHIHIHH Cwtna IS n vitT^prnBiiiin MtTvor.-3tl.tit of, .if bv bj mi all pc\s.TU pc\ The Ro\ Of«ii3 V 

wOl J* Omp Jcrtat* She ' «he CYO sh,. Ls rmMri|i« m«id Sloran the in pm>vr A 

»ês m Jhe Bsnl Bsntl Ami Ai n i"E BurlawlL Qll m P i 

t« the Rn. D 

South Jnroy Banrt 

R,-v Moran saw the B*-n- 

.K Ihf 

and the wrvmv dceod 

j ),^ 

the nxtwsaojnl of 

also itsstetant i 

»nwsmr, She wil 

«fit>* *< tho 7< 

• > 

M 

r H irtrts VTIUD; as usherettes 

OGrady. 

Kwl 

er intrtvsts im-lm 

> Barbara May y 

Allr reni 

« »- Diane Ji*i«wi. Jaa 

«jn-12:3b 

Kiev and majonnR m 

j *» ^ 

3ind llvw Murphy 

««- 

urn 

-5 tmv—Esaen VI 

1 twin 

CALL ON US 

FOR MONEY TO... 

BUILD . REPAIR - REMODEL 

P!i?Ct REDUCTION 

LOAN 

Ksv.45'- ; v "• v's.-'b-vW^ ',.• 

?*&%W".'.;;^: ; d 

^ tlossa luc the 

Eind lor 

lojil Jim Ilblt of 

and Wayne IVInn 

Jui|lor League weje 

i tor thTOV^ln^ 1J* soBliaJl s«*wol'subjects- Reasonable rates. 

Cell 199JZ2JU, 616 

MALE HELP WANTED 

OHE: FIRST CLASS PAINTER-— only 

iced qppjv V«v around i 00 

par hour Call after 5 AM 399BOlLEBTBOitr 

LUHCH ROLL. 

1464 Lf pertKl'S»u Cheese, *1.09 by 

GRILLE MAN OVER IS. Good psy. Ambunl Au*. " 

experienced end local ares pv- 

HHI preferred. . Iflust b« able to 

start. wurfc weekends, then cteady 

SAVOIW SUB 8HOPPE. 651 Asbi 

durfns Heton. Ptmne for interview 

AM. 3Sf!M155 Special—hot d _ 

39?-34$G. tf 

ot hamtxinaar, I5C eacn. Also earn 

12 tfirtativa ot haaaieB. Opî li 

KITCHEN «ELP-—Dish msthlne op. 

qratnr*. calad and sandwich mfth. 

en, IB yrx. or over, sober and reliable 

only, good salary. Call 399- 

Z48G. tf 

FIRST CLASS ELECTRICIAN end 

electrician's helper. Schuff Electric. 

710 Asbury Ave.. - tt 

PLUMBERS and Laborers — steady 

worfc, sooo* WAfies. The point con- 

•tnictlon'Cir-. 171 W. Johnson Ave., 

Somet* Pqint. 9272847. tf 

MIGHT WATCHMAN — 6 nights a 

week with meals. Saturday night 

off ''Apply In person. Flanders How. 

nk ;or Mr Shaw. tf 

HELP WANTED 

SALESPERSON MANAGER, for ac 

tiva real estate offic on tlia 

mainland This Is an excellent co- 

i. ir yi 

sli>n> p7ld Id Write to 1 

nel-Lsdcer. 

SUMMER EMPLOYMENT for teachers 

and collets student, no experience 

necesiaiy-" Earn minimum 

of *3.00 per hour. Cer naceuery- 

Call ie3-a9S2 bUween £ and S P-nK 

MALE OB FEMALE. 

diaiar. Must hate J| 

Good* hrortlng coni^ 

Hair Stylists. 399 3; 

TUTORING 

TUTORIMp IN MATHEMATICS 

Modern end trealnonel elementarv 

UinXifh high school subjects 

and preparation for college en- 

trance exains -by experienced teach- 

PERSONALS 

the pound. Aibuiy COM Cut*, 649 

k. y. VI r- 

DOROTHEA ROBIHSON — Individual 

InvtfUctnon at your convenient; 

-on knltthiB -and all types of needli 

rt O l l l alf year. Childrti 

llk 399*994 

MRS. MARTIN 

SPECIAL READINGS 

on lovs, succeu, health, 

luck 'or child problenu. 

Rfunlla His iitparaie. ate 

Can llelp you on extreme 

problem*. First lima in 

yow are*. 

CENTRALLY LOCATED. 

Dial 344-9276 

Card or Palm. 

L1ff> Readings. 

PROF. SERVICES 

f, .REPAIR*TO ALL MAKES Refrigera 

"f ton; ml/ibonditlonen end maim 

iS ,. P M wtnkdays, 

aU day weekends and holidays, 

Grimm, 399-oiea 

SITUATIONS WANTED FURNITURE RESTORED _ Sim 

Items: coffee; end tables, chairs, 

picture Iniw, lamp*, expertly re- 

WOMAN—Mother of two, deslrea paired, reflntshed, pointed ano apavenlrw 

oabyslalns In vour home. "W^lSPy 

Also •vallabi* during day at m 

home. Own toarnjponatlon. Farther 

Informatloa call 92J-SS5Z 

ho1 1 Moderate price* 

Dial 19K!5)6. B-ir 

LOCAL COLLEC3E GRADUATE, cape- pertly donv and prompt service. 

Re.Km.bta. Mr. r. and Mn. H.nry 

Miuarfan, 141Q Central.Ave. C t l A 39* 

6273 

CASHIERÂLES Expenenced Full 

time or weekends. Available Immediately. 

Send ell details to P.p. PROF. SERVICES 

Box 23,.Drexel HII Pa. 19O26. 6-13 

EMPLOYMENT AGENCY 

OCEWI CITY EMPLOYMENT AGENCY 

915 W(H 

furniiihed. RefeiencM InvM 

conlilla Maddox. Prop- Ol 

1386 

INSTRUCTIONS 

AUTO DRIVING LESSONS — South 

Janay Automobile Drlvw Training 

School. 11 E, Verona Blvd.* F-leas 

fnVvufc ifeor-to-door service 

SinSghout South Jeraey In.ur- 

•nce%sdount dertincate ul 

64M140 or 

LEARN TO PLAY THE GUITAH — 

All ages. Programed for begin, 

nin and intermediate. Individual in 

•traction given to each student Call 

JoEl McL3..fhll, 3Wl-i68 altar S 

pm W 

fREE SAILING 

LESSONS 

with 

5APW P 

SUNHSH 

,' Morgan'* Wharf 

l4 

TUTORING 

or croch«t 

REMEDIAL: READINO. Elementary 

school sublettk: Certified teacher. 

Etlzabath M- Strain. B St. Martinis 

place. Marmora. N J (near Ocean 

City) 399-3665 jtf 

READING—All ago. Remedial reading. 

PtionlcaTEIemefllary^lMhool 

aubiects Simple speech problems 

Raadlness vnork for pre first grad- 

Eenonaily conduttaa —_..-_ -- 

Ic* Knee J95O Certified teach- 

Artltlo Neal. JZ35 Fleaiure AM. 

I Clly. 399 J794. 9 1 

,TUtOR. B. S. '66 ~~ El 

try'acnool teacher* aH sub- 

~ ~ pmpare for hiah 

__ >i achool KoTal 

Call 199^226 after June IS 

G 16 

MAN & WOMEN'S ALTERATION ex 

APPLIANCE 

REPAIRS 

COMPLETE PARTS and 

' REPAIR SERVICE 

AUTHORIZED RCA, PHILCO 

and WESTINGHOUSE 

Major and Small AppUancH 

GALL US FffiST 

Anna M. Schuff 

Bankers S. tf rooka 

SCHUFf ELEQRIC 

710 Asbury Avenue 

Dial 399-1242 

INVISIBLE REWEAVINQ —Clsaratta 

burn*, moth holts, cutx. taara. 

tentlona, Buttonhttlas. Buttona, 

.Juafed Bella Mada Prompt Serv 

lea. fteaupabla. Florence Jeffriea 

1116 Bwijlw- Dial 399-1204. t. 

MC SALES & SERVICE—Repal 

to Frigldalre only New 

Frfgldalre refrigerator*. Palmer frig 

MaTnn Palmar Sh 

16th and Haven Ave 

BUS. OPPORTUNITY 

BUSINESSSERVICC 

Tito, 

C 

Ail'work gunrnntccd ' \ 

ANTENNA 

SALES* 8ERVK 

' ROOF AMTENNAS 

SELF SUPPORTING 

TOWERS 

andFM 

Anna M. Sctiuff 

Barbara .S. Brvoka 

IC — 

710 Asbuxy Avenue 

DIAL 3W-1&42 

CALL US TODAY 

Ws will mHmate ft» 

co»t of liutalling 

ELECTRIC HEAT 

IN YOUR HOME 

Yoo ara mdfT •» abDoaHiNi 

Wnt S. Anderson 

Electricians 

t, DUIWW44J 

YOUNG'S TV 

• SERVrCE • 

"FOR GUARANTEED 

RESULTS" 

SPECIALISTS IN 

Color • Black & White 

HOME SERVICE 

RADIOS and STEREOS 

REPAIRED 

ANTENNAS and 

TOWERS 

837 ASBURY AVE. 

DIAL 399-0091 

DOGS, CATS & PETS 

COMPLETE BATHINQ AND GROOM- 

Ing for all bleeds, call Holly 

Hills Boanilng Kennele. 927-2HO 

week. £09 4th EtneL PtmiB 399 

TWO ADORABLE KITTENS—Looking 5 30"-FOLDABEDS. compleU with 4954. ^ t< 

for a new home*. Five weeks old, matlPesses tio each 1' single 

eoutlful markings No charse, of bed and 1 double bad in good con 3 BEDROOM Apartment 6 Ltixt 

course Call 399 5654 6 23 dltion Springhaven Motel, 3th and moms and bath Twin bed* In all 

Wesley Xve 399 2789 tf bedrooms Front and back parches 


14 FOOT THOMPSON RUNABOUT — 

Clinker built Complete with con 

trols. trailer, 35 h p Cvlnrudo motor. 

Ea> UnK. J450 Also have tome 

extras available—anchor. ga» tank, 

paddle, motor carrier, seat cush 

[on. falephone 927-6552 t 

960 BRISTOL — Completely reconditioned 

Electric bilge pump 

Inboard 'steering, canvas cover ( 

real buy *2B5 Also 35 h P Mer 

cury. lust serviced and tested In 

tank New prop *2B5 Both i5S0 

112 Wesley Ave 1st fl after a 

pm. and anytime on weekend^ 

16' MILD, 45 hp motor, control! 

NORTHFIELD SNACK BAR on buey end steering wheel, windshield, 

u s Route 9 Near Prudential Balko 700 break-down trailer, ski 

Highest traffic, large narfclna area. line and life lackrts canopy and 3 

fulTy equipped JT2 500 5S.1I ficovers, 

new flberElau bottom, mold 

nance Kleckner. Realtor. 23 South ed mahogany JiuH other extras Cal 

Tennessee. Atlantic City, 08401. 6-20 after 5pm 399-6387 6 13 

ITOS.FOR SALE 

'61 OPEL, excellent "funning dbndl 

Uon ld«l s«o«l -JJ-jlW 

Entering aervlca, WJII aacriflee Cell 

FOR 

.22-CALJDRE STEVENS bolt-action 

tube-fed rifle wlttl cise and cjj«i( 

Ing kit. *30. Telephona 927f • th nidi 

-a A 

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U>FI i I1LE, f •* * 

Rant f m M p 

•Tume> 

GROUND FLOOR APARTMENT, 

beach and boardwalk. Attr* 

and cheerful. 

trie kitchen 

half season *55O 

1025 Wesley Ave. Ocean City, or 

call OOU 2S3-O052. tf 

BUSINESS WOMAN 'win ahaiv «5«r 

srtckwt home with. m»rri«a 

couple of two ladles for the sum 

BOA* SUP FOR RENT Will 

BUSINESS SERVICE modate up to 30* boat Located 

on Femdsle Drive 

0525 • " 

"EFFICIENCY~~APARTMENTS, waefcly 

i or monthly, clean rooms a! 

2 BEDROOM apartments^Centrally 

I«««i-.T«""» or «>U>ly- CafU 

dally 10 

*V 9-1 

196J. MARLETTE MOBILE 

'10 X 5O w;20 »ft 

P6rehes. *alr conditioning.* gun,> 

V. ?hed. 2, bedrooms, 

(urnhuod, Uaal location. 

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Kenneth Charles Adams 

"U'ttM Adamson 

..ounne Albertus 

!*, Rosemary Amcndt 

• I)jitv(d John Austin 

I ' Jftmes Hikireth Beeotte 

• Virginia Lds Eehl 

; Jeny Wayne Bixler , 

Uiurcnce Edwin Bond 

: Jane Barbara Brags 

. Carol Lynn Btangenberg 

Leilio Raymond Bratton. Jr. 

, Carol Margaret Bringhurst 

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ED HILL'S 

DIAL 927-5723 

OPEN EVERV itfk, •TIL • 

, > Albert Carabmn : Wvi 

ft •Lochiel Oai^d Camerwi 

: OMBerfhe Santina CinjiyuV 

•Dennis dark Carey 

' Adna Jan Clark . • 

Robert Oakley Qeyton, .Jfr. - 

Wendy Joyce Oimle '*"• 

Kathleen Marie Cloud 

Charles Frank Oossaboone 

*OmemiMmMm Oostcllo ' 

Vance Richard Creijjjfon 4. 

Charles Cunningham 

Dianna Lois Cliozzo 

Jeffrey John Curtin J 

Christopher JoJin Danser 

Jehn Patrick Dean, ffi 

Joseph Michael DeAugustine 

••Jttrte Louise DeFranaj k- 

Edward Curl Dietrich 

"Melart ftmtt ^non 

Thomas Roceo D'lntlno 

WlUlnm Roney Dougherty, IV 

Wayne Edward D M -' • 

"Vlitfnla Batas ButTy 

'Maty Elizabeth Etsenlohr 

'Audrey Ellen Farrell 

Dodge Joy FcnstermacJier 

Jam Kathleen Field 

Paula BMzabcitfi Flukey 

Stephen Edward Flukey 

May Kalhlewi FoJgiT 

Woodrow Robin French 

' fiilvid Ralph Qmma 

Ronald William Gaskill 

William Carl Gcjsdoti. HI 

Thomas George Gill > 

William Holland Godfrey 

Kenneth Bruco Goiman 

Rita Suzunne Grimes 

Gary James Harmon 

Shirley Shefiko Hashorv-n 

SalUe Louise Hcndrlx 

JohnHarrv Henry 

Olarles Joseph Hermann 

•Jam Leaimey Hogan 

RUBBER 1 WONT WASH OUT 

^ \Ft • Nt • Sft ' 

few iBtePT * * ?0 * " ^ Witt. Ak 

REOPENING for the Season 

S3 

Ocean City's Only H & H Outlet 

34th ST. 

SlDf 

HORN&HARDART 

*Cath(plne Seoit Johnson 

TOEoBoi* Joseph Kensil, Jr. 

Gary Carlylo Kilby 

'Ltirraine Anne Koob 

Stephen Michael Kraiitz 

.' Janet Ann Itaik • 

Katlileen Adele Kublak 

Patricia Catherine Lavis 

(*?Jta|j Aim Lewis 

Frances Lodge Livingston 

', Joseph Alexander Lovette 

' Myrtrf Scott Lovette 

••P»W^ Ann LyUe 

"Walter Wayne Maguire 

"Joiro, Amelia May 

Joseph Lowell May 

George Qirey McGink-y, Jr. 

Solly Jane MengeJ 

•Frank Lucio Migliacrio 

Birehall Alan Miles 

Susan Jam MUey 

•Rotmt William Miller 

Michael Robert Monlhnn 

John Joseph Moore 

George John Morgan 

Allrod John Maya 

•GUI Marie Murphy 

Mark Stephen Nolen 

Robert Claude Oeller 

"Rtojianne Rllascz 

•Eaiih Mae! Patterson 

Mary Patricia Faugh 

•Aim Louise Pawling 

•KdincOi Kem Penstat 

Raymond Joseph Perkins, Jr, 

S%m Am Patotano 

•ME yEUh 

Jay Chrlstopber PiaeHli 

Joyor Thert-ai Plngcnuui 

Michael Frandis Polise 

Karen Adeline Pyffer 

Linda Germaine Raiser 

Jay Thomas Reed - 

EUiabcm Marion Reidiiinek 

•Florence GeraMine Rcfye 

ttny NewboM Hfeharfs. m 

Alan MarshaU Rlchter. Jr. 

Susan Marion Robinson 

Thomas Edwaid Rock 

Anthony Michael Ronano 

•OIBI1« Howsrt RoMniWn 

Matthew Simmons Rydzewski, Jr. 

?ltas» Mute Srtmldt 

Robert William Schweibini 

William Bdknond Sharp, Jr. 

"Sumnno Jane Sheldon 

< Frances Elizabeth Slmms 

Tt m ^MD^lfflh f g h 

'Davk) Jadoajn Slackhouse, 

Paul Jainei Stewart 

Lynda Karol••g^ft 

Wliljam Eugene Tarv'cs 

John Richard Tatham 

Hobwt Walte wylor 

Judijh Antoe Thohipson 

James Daniel Torcsdahl 

Maijoirie Jane Weaver 

itm 

Barrie Louise 

Marjoiy Marie Witmcr 

Joyce Aiaii Woollcy • . 

Linda !Mfly Wyert 

Rajmond Eugene Young, jr. 

••Highest Honors — Odd •BwseJ A 

Con) 

•Honors — Silver Tassel 4 Onrd 

St. Joseph's 

Charles Albrecht 

William Baoheler 

JcJjn Bakley 

John Btonrro 

Jajnes Onager 

rredcrick Hlenberg 

Jehn Fallon 

John Candy 

Jehn Glasser 

Thomas Giaham 

Ernest Hcntschd 

Kevin Kern 

Pa-trick Lewis 

WUiUun Leyrer 

Dennis Nell! 

Joseph Nieata 

RBehae] O'Hara 

Vincent ai«o 

Gary Sonnners 

James S«nnk 

• Anne Adams 

Lynda Blundl 

Valerie Bourque , 

Susiin Qjccchlo 

Kathleen D'AlonM 

Barbara De Vriea. 

Nancy Dillon 

Kathy Dltmlro 

Monica Fisher 

Knthlecn Gerety 

Rtarguerite Qmham 

Knrtvirinc Hart 

QmthJa Harvey 

Janine Hays 

tiumm Hinchcli/fc 

Susan Houde 

Kathleen Klcuskcns 

Susan Kurowskl 

DenLse LasMey 

Maryellen MeOarry 

Joan McHugh 

Pamela Peterson 

Patricia Quinn 

Carelyii Rosenherf e* 

WatHm anlth 

Cynthta Sto\varz 

Margaret Strusc 

Thfataa Thylor 

Luolfe TedtMO 

Theresa TJiomas 

Somers Point 

Sandra Leo Ad.ims.jn 

Bnry tott Aldrtd^ 

Jerome r, AJiemus • 

Orela Anderson 

BltoiiBeth lAnn Bames 

Marianne Rita Barrel:* 

Alice Grace Bateman 

Elizabeth Ann Baxter 

Nancy Marie Betaer. 

Midael T, Berw 

Sue C, Berrymfin 

LAUNDERETTE 

3210 ASBURY AVL 

EQUIPPED WITH COINOPERATED 

WHIRLPOOL WASHERS 

Harold Leonard Bogle 

QBU BjylUs Bolton • 

Seven A. BroschanJ 

Alan David Brunn 

Janlna Buenzle 

mm, L, aivert 

Niels John Qunp 

Jean Marie Arty 

Ralph L. Qiesler, in 

.A'berl J, Ciawton, Jr. 

Melody Lynn Ctorbt'tt 

Ralph WUliam dew 

David J, Quwfnrd 

TherMa DcMels 

Maurefn Dewets 

Linda L. Dilks 

ChngMna M. DsW 

Qregnry DiMley 

Arthur ffdwart Elwell 

Oolleon Fox ' 

Seven Keith Gambone 

Klftan" F. Olynn 

Garry Grady 

Martha Jans Graham 

Bonnie L, Greis 

Richafd Mark Gronosiajskl 

Sephen_P> Haines 

Hobart Equine Hardln 

James J. Heffeman 

John Joseph Heller 

0 

Helen E, Helmen 

Joseph Mlcliael Hlggins 

F*nid August 11«i«sjn 

Paul William Hodson 

Janies S, Hplibaugh' 

Albert B.'Hiuiey 

Barbara Ann Hutnick 

James Stuart Johnston 

Gall Ann Kilian • 

Diane Lyim Kislipnugh 

Edward Willlom Meva 

Donna Jean Lamberd 

Imo Jean Lindsey 

Shlrl^f Lynn Ludeeke 

Charles Luker 

Judith Ann Maltese 

LuereUa Anna Martin 

Suanne Thereaa Martin 

Susan Maiyanskl 

William John Ma-son 

Gary R. McCrossoti 

Robert John McKenra-tt 

Ronald Alan MeUcho < 

millam L., Meroto 

Dean Scott Minnlx , 

Beverly Ann Morrpsv 

Lois Ann MuckUny 

Oirl L. Nornian 

Julia Irwinl^ria 

Ji' i Ii win Paris 

BWiy Jean rtrtor 

Dorothy Frances Peluao 

Charlei W. Ragan 

John Lewis Reed 

John HanV Regina 

Ronald Wayne Rumble 

DebiB Gail Seherfi'l 

John Wwin Schmied 

Carol Lynne SennpidtT 

Dcnna Jeanne Schuster 

Eleanor Sherwood 

Paul Frederick Shuster 

Qieiyl Lynn Spurlock 

Orol Elizabeth Steelman 

Michael James Steelman 

William A, Stephenson < 

aivid Ardeii Stay 

Vfotop ^refitoni Jr. 

Wallace A. arable, 

VirginlatLynno Sumner 

Mary C Swayne 

Arthur Nelson Taylor 

Donna Lee Tomlinson 

CUrtJi KMgh Tucker 

Gary Lee Wright 

Linwood 

Sandra Lynn Allen 

Lynn Marie Almo 

Linda Lee Amey ' 

Marcus WeUs ArmsBong 

Bonnie Jeanne Atkinson 

David Phillip Atkinson " 

Lavonne PmH • Bakej fa 

Joseph Michael Barbara. 

RusseU Barham III 

William George Bow 

Gwendolyn EUsc Blizzard . 

Owries Gearse Boehner> 

Marie Annette Boucher 

Wtarîp Ann Boucher 

Michael Joseph Brown 

Laura' Ann Butrus 

Janet Diane Callun 

John Wllltam Caterson, Jr. 

John Marvin Clifford 

Sunilra LouLie Oulisnan 

Thomas Jttmes DaGrossa 

Michael Jay Dilks 

Deborah Jeannine Dbt 

Kathy Ann Dungan 

Joann East 

David Eugene Elwood 

Jantea Bemunt Bnnis 

Clirol Ann Qarwoud 

Donald Allan Gn-bos 

Richard Gary Hall 

Unda Qirol Hampton 

rtmela. Gwen Hampton 

Gary Hajunn 

Melissa Ouoline Hansen 

Carol paWcia Harlan 

Gary James Hurtman 

ftul Daniel Heck 

Bortsini Lynn Heckman 

Joseph Robert Heilor 

Bdward Dale Hemphill 

Steven Xllen Hiekey 

George William Hotmann 

John Patrick Hunt 

Donald Barry Innis, Jr. 

Robert Martin Johnson, Jr. 

Wayne Andrew Johnson ' 

Harry Don Jordan 

Frank Nanten Kuvach 

Cella Ji-un Kuhnnann 

Luke Ouir)t"i Uingford 

Unda Ruth Uimed 

Douglas Taylor iJniehlin ' 

Carol Ann McAieer 

Doris Louise nlnLaughlin 

Terry Bruce Marshall 

Robert Thomas Matteo 

Emtna Fay Mattingly 

Craig Stephen Memehner 

Catherine Stuart MiUer 

V- 

thrnigh ai? 

yeaôl|;a| 

e,learpent| 

mrther ttf* 

his wwf 1 

SîfeS 

•ft,, 

,tWKM*«-J>l«fc-l4 

thority To Expedite 

sgnated Housing Plan 

t 4$ L@w-Cosf UMte 

and necessary le^l details Tuetday afternoon alia approved 

in iMd ,'^|fl«";eoiwtrucUon U 10 Project in principle. 

Mi k8u4«I P»i«f lw T i m announced,on Pebrary 0, 

nia that the city eomnilEef: 

ytth the Authorifr on 

Ordinance Atked 

II, _ i«_ ... 

OlIC® AMtnOntlM 

put of qnica, Wtthf the ei^ "had no 

bfejecudn »q# project." . , 

At Tuesday* inertni, heM In tht 

WWUBVB offices of pecir'g Beach 

Village, Of Ot» mamôMn re. 

viewed preliminary sketches for the 

port^ dra hy Emmanuel % 

Toreno, tte- Km York'. architect 

who designed the. (XI units in Peck's 

Beach Village. 

Willis mid a stto for lhe new 

units has not been selected. He 

added flat, the cost of the land and 

the buildings would be about 000,000, 

P 31 " 1 &» by the Federal mfteimnmt. 

"H we Had received nppravnl over 

two years ago these &ltf wouU 

AttaoBngwni 

M ft fine of up PROGRAM NIIDS UPDATING 

i Bl» BWiiTS ,WP" B««« wwkable pro. 

v#lfl^nent which was! forwarded to 

Washington has teen returned for 

.updating and for ti» inclusion ol 

addWinil Utallt 

,5 ,#-^f i •• "of i Traflje session o( Munidjal- Cpifl, 

e). Crinca noted mat aB,hour lone, • • 

mpk flme as ••twelve A j ^ M v m Alfred Benjamin, 

. -• , ; jr., 42. of Mi^, lost his driving 

,nMn;.iAReU19ndd-. privUeia for SO days. He was, found 

tMUIcaUy. thejB Is no guUty of doing W mile»an.hour in a 

[•1^* • . ('it. -JK^ 

OPEN1NO SESiCON. The 131st session Mon, supeênaM;-pt/tliefBttag|toii t)is- -•.i.ii«- : ijia.-|i*aLi'syiS 

of the Southern New JerBoy Annual Cton- Wctj Howard Stalijton.-delegate-to'the^pn-' Ci^;"Wlll"'Pn»¥i(|W' 

(erence of Tht Methodist Church opetied e " fereuce^SSSn' ' if ifl*SpfiS|fWDTOV'' BMOP ; -«gt .j >w : «• 1 iasiaiS 

WidnDsdayin the Writ totKBoMr4P|^|^^neW^^^^ylq^^^MQ^|/toliOTi «nS W*"!**, "TO* I^W| 

Shown following the Memorial Service and 'T>r. Wlllpu R. Guffick; hostpastorj—Senior ReHivaluation of tin prerie 

Holy Communion are Rev. Robert E; Ach* W(toK>ifc : I.:-'af, , **jif^ », t: thiciu' «« rt T fflaew«^ 

f 31 «f Session •- - • -.- "•; If". # v " ' "^ ' ..,'; i. s ^ BobertE^^# 

GQnt6rencff||giiiis$vj^^ 

^Wl • ^ _ ' --..' rtfc--.:_ MitfiBi*' -*•>

i ' 

Jw « 

y 

.• 

_ J AW^HD PRESENTATION. Dr 

. Petttt presents savings bonds for 

i to Pat Lytle, .valedictorian of 

\ School'Class of 1067, and 

Kiwanis *2,000 Scholarship 

Presented William R. Miller 

f he in the line of march. 

; Miss Artisan of 1986 will reign 

Jover the contestants, who will follow 

•Oie Une of this parade, each vying to 

, fiyln the B selection and crowning ot the 

'lucky ynlng lady will take place at 

id P^nX* Et Mtoslc Pier. 11ns affair 

M» also tree to the public. 

* Oa Sunday morning, all Artisans 

—will go to the church of their choice 

I Tha thtw day outing I-s fponsor- 

Ued By

-t 

•Si 

A^vwfl Vm««# wiU be held on 

friendship fund: the Girt Santa en, Saturday m a family basis; on 

Parade when the scouts for toe firstJune 

23, 24, and a, the troop will 

time had represented Troop 41 mtcamp 

at Mays Landing aj a week- 

the affair in Atliintic aty and disend amp out; a pool picnic wUl be 

iteyed items made from otkls and 

held in July at ttie Electric Ogn 

ends. 

pMy ReGreation Center. 

A list oi the girte fBto had =rn« Hano solos were given by Carol 

merit badges during the past year Ttatten, Marilyn Martin end Michelle 

*^s al-soread by Mim, Wells. WJllinms, A duet was sung by Elaine 

The leader then presented UwMger 

ood Maim Byrum and a 

Sign of the Arrow to flve ^rts who Mo composed of Sandra Wells, Har- 

had earned this award, (Tb eani ttrts riot Field and Virginift Wells also 

badge, the gfri* had to earn csmlrj sing a song. 

badges, take part in various care, Mrs, TotteB present a gift to 

monies, meet with other Girl Scouts Blrs. Wells ton all the ^rls In the 

tnow boor to great them in their ttoop. World pins were givni to 

own language and teU about Qtn. Marilyn Martin and Sandy Dawnman. 

hois of the United States. In telling In the dosing ceremony, Mrs. 

about the symbols. Mary Bern LAW WeUs gave some (noughts on the 

told about the American flag; Carol Oirl Scout Laws- the girls then re- 

TMten. Seal ot the United Staoa; tired the 

Virgina WeJls, Statue of liberty; 

Harriet Field, dollar hill; and W- 

WELCOME ARTISANS 

... anywhere in 

Ocean City 

Vour, shopping is as near as 

your phone when you shop 

Bradley's, for 20 years Ocean 

City's favored personalized 

personalized 1 Mr, and MM, Charles W, Coateg 

Collo-Coates Nuptials Blessed 

In Lady Of Sorrows R. C. Church 

UNWOOD-Our I^dy ot Sorrows desRSidB wire, ftanoes Ounburn, 

R.C auw* « the enm SWuitiziy of Ocrnn Cl^, and EUzabuili ttJto 

Urtereftra were Mary Beth law afternoon of me wedAng of Ptatrioa ol UmmA. 

tturtet Field and Carol Tottair QQUQ, dauetter at Mr. mid iMra. Jo- mephm Cbatas, of Sar»0« Point, 

•rialdng ttie pnigrains were Kjircn ieph Odto, of OT KWdin av,, andasasted 

his biuther as best man. 

ftmrni, Sandy Dow-nam. Surira Oiertes W. 0«ta, an trf ifr. and (Men were David Sterling, of AJ. 

Weils aid ^leUe Williams. Any Mrs. CSiiiwice W. Oaotes, of 130 BaJa oany, NY., and Victor tinwfcnl, of 

Camp, Luma KBlly. Ginny Lea, Jan- dr., Sotners Port. The Rev. Vincent'Somers 

JMnt, 

loe MoCurthy and Virginia WeUs Ferraro, pastor, offictoted at the 

made the Avon, AsaMam laden double ring ceranony, ' 

OIVMI in marrtaee by her hirjisr, 

are »&s, Hany Bom and Mrs. mm Gail Ritton, of Ahseeon, »^ 

the Mde was attired in a floor-lei^th 

Jacob Field; advtaon are Mrs. maid of honor, and serving as 

**«# AJiit Jiit iown th notching ajat- t 

Stanley Totten arid tin. Emaum 

Baiii Baiii. He VIBI WIB toinMier toinMi stands- ta 

Williams; &frs. Walter Eichenherger 

length and she carried a aiscade of 

is naÂotd dte Coming Events 

Cfty Nurse Is Guest In Ocean Cify 

At Homemaker Meeting TODAY 

r f 

Mrs. m»b#th Schmidt, city nurse ^ " i f * , ^f» 

as a suea at B» mmmm trf the gfJLj*^ '%£j3%h 

market. 

J?e$h and Tender Quality Meats 

—• M«MA4 4 pTB-fadtaged fdtaged 

* Farm Ripened Vegetables and Fruits 

+ Brand Name Groceries 

* Delicatessen Delights 

it frozen Foods 

BRADLEY'S 

FARMER'S MARKET 

IHAlfanffcAve. Dial 399-2124 

JOHN and ANN SHOPA 

? 

Ah average of 64 both ways ^Mis 

made at the Lumy Duplicate Bridge 

finme played Wednesday evening In 

tttc OcesuDc Hotel. 

Jalet* fUeraol and Kathrjn Monroe 

were high In the Nonthôulh section 

\vUb 85!i. Runnereup were ZJUten 

QirUn and Afcirtha Brown. 33'/4, and 

Mr. and Mm. Earl Molttl, SB*. 

Top euorv tor the BaEt-Wost section 

was turned in by Mr. and Mrs. Wilton 

Smith UJQM. Also above avenge 

went Sylvia Brawn and Margaret 

StoU*, 98, Mr. and Mrs. living Wit. 

ttarnson, 92%, and Mlldrud Grubb and 

Mii«arn S«vmaii, 84. 

Luray Dupliaafe Bridge games are 

played every .Wednesday at 7! SO p.m. 

I\rt pbytng raervatloni mil 33&2150. 

* • * 

Davo Hutciiinsan and BUI Hass 

earned eertiffled master points as flr* 

place plaj-ers wHl a scon of TOM 

at the Boxwood Duplicate BrUge 

naater, point iMne f>ta>-ed Wednra*iy 

evenir^, Averagft «os 54, nadng seeend 

were »fc and Mrs. Al Ooarn wUh 

em. 

Ottiara above Dverage wwe Hod 

andRufc Arm Bogbysheil, Jerry Horn 

and In/ing Bregman and Don Millar 

and Ed Itort. 

Average of 54 atao was jna* at 

ttie game played last #«*, Top 

scores were turned in by Rod Bosbyshell 

and Irving Bregnwn wdth fiK 

and Josh Miles and Jack Fitzgerald 

with 62. 

Others above avenge were Huth 

Ann Bosbytfiell and Jerry Horn and 

Claudia Haaj and 

g 

ed 

wr«s TOSS centered a vsiate 

Tfte bridnl uttendanr^ 

dnases with matcHnBi 

g k t f c h k 

pjn. in 

Aide Association hold Monday in Ply- 

ITIDUUI Inn. Mrs. Bnlya Alwme. Merlon Park Oornmunity Asajcti 

prertdent, presided, 

tion mctting, 8T30 p.m., in the- Seatt 

was announced that Mrs. Sohmirit -q>n\ Motel T4th st and g^y Jv 

now will process .TJXJ evaluate Hie vis- ESertton o/ officers. 

iting Homranakcr MfdJcTire ass 

• • * 

for Ocean (Sty, Previously ttese King of auhj Duplicate Bridge 

cases nave gone through the Countj game, g p.m., in the Fbrashian Build- 

hslth oaee, . , ing, S(h st. arid JJavm av. For play- 

Mrs, Margaret Hall, executive diing rtservnuom. call 822-G35L 

rector, reported that during ,th# njonUi 

• * * 

of Way 22 cases were served, in, Beachcombers Squzire DEUKC Qub 

eluding IB Medisam Thate totaled 8 30 p m , In .,;•, :- •••-!. SMttmim, Sine, «a: :^^^ 

mmm 

mum Tnmjjle «9 IBPOE of 

W meehng, R 30 p nv, in N-1*»^ 

'that vart rtifc^rt 

Y, JUNE }6, W67 

HATS for All Occasions 

HANDBAGS ~ GLOVES — SCARFS 

&NGERIE — HOUSECOATS — SHIFTS 

BELTS ••—• FOLD-UP SLIPPERS 

SHION WEATHER COATS ...,,,, from, fl4i9S 

§ HELEN F. 

Oprni f »,m. ro S:JO pjn. 

Friday'til» p.m. 

•35 Aibury Avenua 

Dial 3994100 

at the 

CLOTHES BASKET 

CORNER THIRD ST. & ASBURY AVE, 

OPEN DAILY 10 TO S 

IWOOL SLACKS V% PRICE 

•SWEATER'S"' 

Now % %m to '9,00 

I SKIRTS Now $ 2.50 to $ 3,50 

— Reg. UM to S5.00 — 

DRESSES and SUITS 

20% to 50% OFF 

L«!H _"_ - 

gnfiffl PSBf?i 

H •-•? (/ DR1SS SHOP 

" 714 BATTERSEA ROAD 

IN THE GARDENS 

SWIM WEAR 

ITALIAN KNITS 

DRESSMAKERS 

SIKINIS 

TENNIS DRESSES 

CUiQTTi SKIRTS 

HALrsrZM RBOULAR StZBS 

Store houn 11 a.m. to Sill) p.m. 

FrWay 'HI I p.m, . 

DIALSM4H7 

Is Daa an OMtdopr man? 

SMITH JEWEIIRS 

hara waterproof ELGIN V 

1 >or Father's Day 

MKNIitM 

*ki 

An Elgin watch was tested under water 

for. 29 days, and it just kept ticking 

away.,. accurately. Ideal for dad, if he's 

the rugged type. 

SMITH JEWELERS 

JSWRY AVENUE WA13M-3171 

Open 9 fo 6 Monday thru Saturday 

. J 9 to 9 frirfV* 

•wi^Mii^liWi^^w;^ 

Miss Hoyer Is Moore Bride 

In Methodist Chhrch Wedding 

A • wedding ol local irtcrest was 

Stituntoy oftennoo dt 

MMng Miss TrmH JuKpr and 

Jay RcCT'es Mgane. Tie Rev. Frank 

E. Davis, pastor of West Chester 

(At.) Methodist Church, and lik Rev, 

G. Stsinl.jy MuCJaive, pasta' ol Cential 

MolhodlBl Clhureii, officiated. 

Ihe brtrie to ttie daisliter ol ttr, 

and Mrs, WUi&m • B. Hoyer, ol 

Brldgoton. Tite bridepnm is ttie 

son of Dr. and Hbs, Jonathan R. 

Majre, ol Bridgoton and 904 ^n^Hff 

ri., mte olry. 

Miss Dorottiy Cox, of Providence, 

K. [., was maid of honor, and serving 

as toHdesniaids were M3ss Qunl 

Ann Moore, of BrldgWon, sister of 

the brld^room. Miss Stolla Blddngsate} 

ol Brtdgotun, and MJT:. Kennotri 

Bloh, ol BaUmore, Md. Kelly Hr> 

man, ol. Oreen^ch, cousin of ttie 

111 'Me, was Hewer gill, 

Kober Halm, of Rutledgc, Pa,, asdated 

as beat man. Ushers wen- 

John Castrow, At Bridget, WJUfam 

Coming Events In 

Somers Peinf-Unweed 

TODAY lM*rjrt- . ,V •,: 

Ftath«-s ^y *nee, 9 p^n., .at Oai| 

f aMTOWS parirt Itall, Un. 

Silver Moon Oouneil DeBre* of 

BhonMs meeting, S p,rfl., in 

Hall. 

• * * * 

Seafood fMjmer, 4:30 jo 7 p.m., at 

VTW Itall, Baitiei rd,, Somers Point. 

TOMORROW (SMwrttyJ- 

Central Methodist SCTJOT Htfi M¥F 

canoe flip. Leave ttie ehurdi' i ftm, 

SUNDAY—. 

rather«m OMpoinJe OnrnBiunion 

Brealdast, 8 a.m,( at OM«; Episcopal 

•lurch. 

a * * - - . / • - , : > : • - . - • • . ' • • . • • • . - " • 

aimers Point Jêe&ettes meMm, 

i p l m , ' • •..,'; •• -.••••'• ' : V 

TUBtt»V- . 

qenttil J«c«iodi#t spoaal coneregaional 

mceflng; 8 p.m. 

Somepi Pqint rftrards'aub o^mer 

metfini, 7 p:m., at ^niel's'RMtaur. 

ant, ••••• W -'• : • • : • • , • - „ 

• Sariers Point attmber of 0m* 

TBerce IrteoarSi ! p., ;, '. ._' 

R O O M C O L O R • t,:; ••;'• , ; ; •..•-' •.-' 

¥our, choiee o£ domWarit ooloi'in 

a paMeaar room Hiould be affeottd 

by site ql :room, amoimt.rt naBBBj. 

Bght, essposUMito sun, iuie of. roMji 

and colors in adWrtng .ronipi 

«»r WUB fjowv art — 

Miss Maryellen Slant daughter of 

Mr. and Mrs, Fred E. Blank, of 

ffiS nut pt, one of 82 manbsB 

of the graduaUiri dass at Bndioott 

Junior Qdlege in Beverly, Mass., 

received her diploma in Hotel, Restaurant 

and mstautional MarBm- 

Clark-EUBSm Unit 3^ American mart at the UTth annual oonimaice. 

lipon AuidUmy tnee«nH, S p,m. ment Satarday, 

Miss Blank also narndpated in 

. Linwood Seoond Ward Wosneh's.Bfi. the activMes rf Baecalauraite SerpubUfan 

dub meeUnff, 8 p,m_^—r- Klccft-eiasi-rJay-and-sooiBl eventshotmrini 

seniors and their parents 

Bomers Pdnt Senior QHMBS meet-. during Oommenearneht, 

Ing Jli30 a;m., in Qrace luHwran At Ikidicatt Misl Blank, vras pre* 

•idfflit of ttie Foods pub, a member 

iAIDSErWICt' 

701 Embjmy Turin 

VINELAND, N. J. 

ol ttie school Oommittee, yearbook 

toff, i'athton Qab, WAA, hacj^r 

tesun and. a dorm representative. 

She to completed oU-eanipus \mrk 

experience in her major field during 

the iejpilar epUeie jntemship period. 

She is a 1SS5 graduaie d Own 

: H@i.'School..." •'."• • ,'"..••.'•. 

DEEP 

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also 

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BBmAKTÔHBH—««, John J. - Stethedi, presldeat 

of tea Colony CluB, •n(l-M»ydf EoWrt L, Shar^. pushed a 

shopper's cart through a paper door to symbolize tneopeiuM 

of tht new Acme Supermarket at ,34ta,st una 

Huitajn, of Cliirksoorg, Va,, and Wil- 

in a long whStn toltoia tank trimmed 

liiim K, Hoyer, of Bndgeton. 

with yellow grragraiu attxo and 

Given in marriage by her fattwr, lace. Her rieadpiecu was a mateMtsI 

flle MOB was atUred in a white siUt ibonnet 

and she carried a basket of 

orgarea gown with race appliqixri, yellow rose ljuds. 

overdll and fasbioned wl«i a mx- 

Following a neajOon at ttie Ootcrjt 

tons attauhed train. Her waiuttanzick 

Country Club ttie conilc left 

Icnglh lace niknUUa also was trim- 

for a wedding trip to Bermuda. They 

med wtth appUqued lace and she 

will inaite their lionie nt the Uncord 

ennied a aseade of wtute gandcniiis, 

Anns ApartJTMils in Barrtnyam. 

JTK bridal attendants were dresed 

Engaged 

The bride was graduated /Mm 

In iowra of yellow eMttn ov^ yel- 

Brid^tnt Hlt-h School in ISO. SK 

Jow taflatt Mnuned witt tace and 

attended VVctaern Maxytanr] (Mkge. 

yellow groMHWn ribbon, Tliey were 

Towsn State Oollege and Otassboro 

sleeevdes and was styled wiUi 

Sate Coilccc Ste is emplojed he 

sp neoWlna and small trains. 

ihe Petttesrlmitia. Bell Tetolione 

Thdr headêees were large yullaw 

Cosnpany art ^Mladeîî, 

roses wito rfiout veite and they ear. 

ried nose^ys of yrtlow rose buds, The brtde^dom, also a graduate of 

white camaUoM and baby breath. Bridgeton Mgh School, was grsduaJrt 

from The CSffidel in Oarl^nn, 

S. C, airi is attendini Rufgcrs Law 

Joycee-eHes Plan 

School In Oaroden. 

Picnic On Saturday 

Endicott Graduate 

Thomas MeDityrc and Mrs. 

James Miller were installed as new 

members of the Jayeefrettes at a 

meetins Tuisday evenlrig In the home 

of Mrs. Robert Adams, 

Plans were discussed for a piaie 

Saturday a* i pjn, at the home of 

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mclnryre, 

a Vamoo rt,, Marmora. The rt 

fair is for members ti the JayceiS 

and JayeeeHrttfg, 

The new meeang. July 11, wUl be 

Nancy Helan Wilson 

in the home of Met, Joseph Bon. 

Mrs. Helen ft. Wl^n, of J3S2 amp- 

ner, 18 Central rd. 

son av., Banounees ttw enpnanart of 

her dauSrtej-, Naney Helen. In Robeit 

Williflm Smith, son of Mr, and lbs, 

WiUiam H Smith, ot Hammonton. 

Starison av. WednMrtay; With fflre. Stethând 0i# flfiyer 

fa (nfht) Leonard Bonjtt, manager of the new marttt,J- 

Senior Photo, 

MES Wilsai. a 1963 jpaiuiteiot 

Ocsui Oly Hi#i School was graduated 

from Glasshoro Suite College 

last week. She plans to leach in Upper 

Township Elemcntiuy School in 

the fall . 

Mr. Smith is a 1963 graduate of 

Hammonton High School and is employed 

by Senra Roebuck. 

No dale has been set for the wedding. 

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f, JUNE 16, 1967 THE OCEAN CITV SENTINELLIOG^ 

,duates Class Of Trainees County Civil Defense Academy 

have the l*h§: 

„ ;•• • 'Saimm 

^Friendly Service 

Same Deliciout 

Pood 

FRIDAY, 

JUNE 1A 

[ Bakad Stuff«> ftounitar 

with Cnbmaat 

kh«i Salad PimtHr, 

no v"*. 

Had Top Sirloin of M 

Gravy 

SAT* A SUN., 

JUNE 17 & 18 

llud Short Rib of B* is never less of special features In ttie im. 

which might not do as mudi liami 

an esiiy job. The past record KUK- mediate situation. But a look at 

geBts But it can be achieved only where the country stands, tad a Tlic developing budgetary altua- 

IN m when Congress and ttie Adininifflra- recognition of *e unknowns wid ttie 

Hoi indleata! that wo are headed for 

tlon approach it as a matter of 

federal deficit in ihe coming fls. 

UTH JERSEY ^ 

pomiblllUa of tte near futae, in- 

ttie gravest tagmxy. The purpose 

cal year which would beat all predieates 

fttt ewenditiae eatUns li 

of this column Is to argue Ami tho 

vious retorts. W# BJBI almost comnot 

merely a desirable ohleettve 

Black HorM Pike . present Is o tat when such an 

•Ucd to do apmettiing about, It 

—it is » critical necessity. The jres. 

approach la much In order,' 

—either try beefing up revenuok or 

at New Read » Frankly, even the startling In- 

ent budgetary situation, military by cutttng government spending. 

ON ROUTI 9 » creases which hive occurred over 

situation and econanic sltuatian all The military situation is still lull 

of unknowns. In January, President 

ohnson suggested that peace 

could return sooner than we dare 

expect:" Recent headlines Indicate 

that Sums is aa swal poWMl& 

$1 

ol ibtngs gring the eppoaito way. 

Tlie emnomie atuaflfln to also ma- 

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wiihout ih an 

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President 

Manaecment V, P.-, i Gen, 

INCLUDES £>- 

pg 

d UM&U 

an warad that flli ^ B 

SATURDAY P* 

trend has not been ended. It has 

briefly been held in *BC* by ten. 

and SUNDAY 

ttettn. We have to ffiBe the 

NOW OPEN! 

p t y of a cctiUnuation of the 

Served 3 P.M. 

Bkiwdown, a renewal of Inltation. «• 

mm both top«*^ Our i ^ 

to 9 P. M. 

7 DAYS A WEIK 

wani us to be uUo in 

1 gitudchUdrai Ana 

ttrree great grandchildren 

(rjterfnent willwr. at .toe < 

Requiem Ugh Ma6»,V-»i^, 

of e GodMcuy 

of the lakai XL M>. 

Medftxd Interment: will be ot Sate, of 

of Impiopne, Ph., he 

Heaven Cemetery,,. Berlin, FJjed 

resldal hare In Ocean City lor the 

may call tills evening tFWdoy)T; ' 

past year. Be WHS excoiUve vice George J. Selfefth 

presWent ct tfi£ Philadelphia Manufacturers 

Mutual Insuronee Go. 

George J. SdfiTlb, Of 840 Plaza nl, 

died Mddenly Ot Ms borne Wednes- 

Surviving are Ida wile, Alice P.[ day. He was 76 

I SUNDAY'S j,$iRMOi 

n «m. Dr. Biiwaid F. Yost, It,, ci Mr SeKefJ) was a foraam and 

N.Y.; a brother, John master mechanic for y at Wornm 

dlte'hl^ng been in failinfSîtoi 

The goMBirniBt'll Bt of P Bne Unie. He was ffl, ' 

tools offers a tatenbej of eholees. Mr. Willis retired In, IMS is sta- 

Wm ejBJintfe, uwnetary poUw Is oftionery engoeer at (he Anomm SBte 

ten •irlewed a* tar aK aKetlve to fls-Hospital- 

He Srai torn In Brideoron 

cal poUey. pey MJ W tmkas k mi#it i#t let and Uved here at IBM Aghury av. tor 

the h budget bdt drift fa its jmsait t di many years betam to Anssra 

rection and attempt to offset its in. ID yMS aao, 

fWionary effects by tightening g g SnvivlnB axe Ms wife,. wf, 

money uno-credM. TOs i is the h policy li B.; ; one brottier, IMvtd. of 

whfch «tt foUowEd durtng most of fid d ( thilA 

1886 and it ahnost led to dlsaaler. 

The 1SCT u 

largely Its nftermath and in 

case iit 

did not prevent prices from 

rising in 1966. Monetary pobcy 

should play its part in coming 

months, but nobody senoujJy thinks 

wei can put,thi_- entire burden of 

economic policy necds °" M - 

If fiscal policy is nlso to play its 

part, the choice lies among: increasing 

taxt?s, cutting expendituns, 

or a combination of the two, 

At'snme point along the-hne an-increase 

in taxes may become unavoidable 

It would be silly to rule 

that possibility out unconditionnlly. 

But an increase in taxes would involve 

a number of economic minuses 

as well as pluses. AJ* a response 

to the business slowdown Congress 

has just reinstated Uie tax credit 

tn business expenditures for equipment—even 

at the sacriOce ot some 

government revenue. There has 

been almost universal agreement 

that this was the right thing to do. 

Aa Uiings Eland, there is surely a 

question whether it would be wise 

to go the other way, and lncrca-st 1 

the tax deterrents to growth, even 

as a means of increasing revenues. 

Thus, out of a consideration of 

tlie alternatives for meeting curent 

needs, a determined effort to cut 

federal noiHiulltary spending emerges 

os the one effective line of 

policy that doesn't raise questions 

However 1 field; and ^p 

Funeral scrvioes wwe conducted 

yesterday morning (Thursitiy) at the 

Godfrey-Smith Flineml Home «*h 

the Rev. KenneUi R. PertncWef, ftn> 

mer pastor of dape Mhy Cbiirt HooEe 

Meiliodist duinii, officliiling. Interment 

was at Seasldo Oemrtcry, 

Ftilermo. 

Robert C. Ream 

Robert C. Roam, of 2017 West av., 

died suddenly at *>ii home Wednesday. 

He was 83. 

Mr. Ream was a retired salesman 

lor .Hie Holcomb Company having 

represented the Harnsburg (Pa.) 

area. Since his retirement lie had 

served as a clerk In Doxon's Men's 

and Boys' Shop here 

He was si native oif Richland, Pa. 

nnd moved to Octon City from HarriRburg 

to 1960 He was a member of 

Harrisburg Consistory and Shrine, 

Huntingtan (W. Va) Blue Lodge, 

Holy Trinity Episcopal Church and 

Ocean City Masonic Club 

Surviving are Ms wife, Isabella 

Pearce; one step-daughter, pg Mrs 

Adolph K . of Somers Point; and 

three h sisters, i Miss Elizabeth Ream, 

of Hummelstnvm, Pa. Mrs Beulah 

Rath, also of Hummelstown, and Mrs 

Mary Donald, of Allentown, Pa 

Funeral Fun service? ll be conducted 

Sunday at 3 pJn in C Christ Episeon-V EV 

circumstances may develop 

in too near future, it is hard to .see 

how this could turn out to have 

been Ihe 'Wrong thing to do. 

FAST START 

An owner from the West showed 

up at ChurchiU Downs with an 8year-old 

horse that had never teen 

hi a race before «nd entered him 

hi an knportant event The unknown 

was hardly a betting attraction, and 

he was offat $136.50. He galloped 

home fust by ten lengths. 

The officials, puzzled, demanded, 

Why havai't you raited this horse 

before? Why did you wait until he 

was 8 ytwca utdT 

"Well, to tell the troth," eatd the 

owner, "we couldn't ca.tch him until 

he was 7." 

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are dUfercnt tentfte •» that the tan* 

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CLAM CHOWQER 

CLAM STEW . 

DEVILED CLAMS 

SEAFOOD PLATTERS | 

SANDWICHES 

BEVERAGES 

SALADS 

SUB'S 

Take~Out Orders Available 

nSF^M *•**• tun ins 

wnms Clnudine Auger of tho danjtir to h. r-~« If md I, low 1-r. rwh 

n^siitunct. vnrkers in Warner Bm, Tnpk Cro-.., H ,< •. ^\ niler' 

Trtioi |fou.ird ..ert Frobe and ^ ill Brvuni i in-,1 ,1 .t,t Jaifiuc*' 

Paul Btrtl iml protluirlin Th art 

\ 

STRAND 

Now Playing 

Thru Tuesday, Jm M 

A brillifuit all-star cast brings to 

life Uie vivid chanstera of Nobel 

Boris Pasternak's famous 

novel, "Doctor ajtvago," in 

David Lean's fllm for MeLro-Golwyn 

Maya-, which won gjx Aejidcrny 

Awards. Starred are Omar Sharif, 

who plays the title role as Yuri ay. 

Geraldlw OrnpHn who mks 

in! 

Richardson aj Alexander Ummrto, 

's laster-irtier; Klohhan Me. 

Kama as Ana Gnyndni, Rod Stelger 

as Uie opportunist. Kamarovsky; Rita 

T^rtiîam as a young Soviet work. 

. a% and aît-ytsrôld l^rek Sharif, 

The briSit little mm of Omar Sbarif 

makes Ms fllm drtiut in "Doctor 

SuvaBO,' 1 por^syinB the child of 

Yuri. Produced by Qrio Ponti, the 

picture was filmed in Panavislen and 

color on vaA locations in Spain and 

Finland. 

MOORLYN 

Now Playing 

Thru Tuesday, Jun m 

. As *» four beautUs diseinbari^l 

at OiertijurK, en muli to Paris for 

"m in Warnei' Bm.' '"Tiîe 

Technicolor suspehse-ihrinei% 

ipheri cluAt-d a»-ay at thar 

shapely ctiassK from aU angles, 

-'' tte quaru*. eMkWvely insurea fcr 

J100.000 on Ihe Journey-, consisted of a 

Wotaey, a Rover, a. anjer 'and a 

Rolh-Royee—four ela«BBe British nu 

tomobilrs of the tife 1930s otjîun-d 

on loan from private rulif>cfors m 

The cars were- v t for 

nxK3on picture ad^ *"nrun--drarrKi 

"Triple OTKS ' stamps ChnaojAer 

Piummer ai Edd'*- Chapnun the 

Gickne> saft-criMjiCr who tn-cîne a 

doubl. esp'oinee agi-Tit dmnj V- arid 

War n 

Tnpie Cross dirrr^^d b> Ter 

rence Young dlsn ou nde a •curtboard for fun. 


VENETIAN BLINDS 

cordrt taken down artd reifistBll 

FEMALf HELP WAKTEO—Office g ri 

3889 tf 

FE HELP WAN tD 

"tif T — to P O 

N J O8I26 

Film Fare 

I 

"THE OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER 

or would Uke to, or. haw qften 

thought about losing werjihinB nffi 

fallowing the sun as a bearti bum, 

there Is somMhing tor you In Uro.-e 

Brmiii's new surfing dneumenfsrv 

"The Endles Summer'." 

Brown is the shy bur furmy aiifornian 

wto oftiHi \1sits the Johnny : 

arson Show with a tew minutes t>( 

UiriUing surflBB nim and srays to; 

mateh quips. He combines that bu- i 

with his sWU as a surfer and | 

big screen in many a day, 

• • * • 

SATBWAr 

One Shewing I p.m. • 

Matino, Saturday, 1 p.m. 

In 1MB, Colonels nivid Crocken, 

Jim Bowie and William Travers 

—with 1^ untrained volunrpors. de- 

fended a mimbling Spanish missitm 

as the Alamo asainst TOM 

tattle tnrdfnpd praf^sstonal 

ers led by the dirtatdr Onwral Santa 

With their lis-pg they .bought 13 

>n of preoiijus .time ivhkh O r l 

Sam Houaon ustd in mist' the army 

that subsequently routed Sftnta Anand 

beeti Toias from his. tyrannkal 

rule.. This is the draniaHe 

story upon which John Wayne has 

based the Batjae •Prqdui.iion "The 

Alamo," the-mulU^nllllohJiillar historlral 

spectacle in TtK-hnirolor, 

Sunday, Monday. Tuoday 

Matinee Sunday Only 

It took th*:- iTHSUT.of r;lr/:i-^-. to 

nim the tublvs—and' the IAIlimits—on 

the teenagu monster lÂ in mi A: 

+^> anri t*4^vlii 

turts a dums>-. mop-pawiri English 

st»?p dti^ rtvir. pni\1

Deserves Support' 

on June 6. It 

done by Com- 

ion committee, and sugges- 

Ington and Trenton. 

Looking forward to the Piavernbe? elec- 

tion when Sfcrte Senator Frank s, Farfey will 

be fighting for his political life, the freehold 

ere, alt Republicans, seem to have become so 

feverishly excited they would 'rather "h&ve 

ted that tjiej Bo^rd of Freeholders should „ 

jnipport, flp^vOlHy, Commander Whetstone. beaches vanish than have them repaired under 

This incensed Freeholder Joseph W. Rix- Democratic 'auspices. 

fy, Jr,^who in q,)er||rtliy:5:t''t»rpf.nt hhnrtprf , AH this was mentioned in the-cdttonal 

pis newspaper,'the \flantlc J City DaHy 'Press, * which aroused Mr. Itfxey's" fury. It remains 

*hd, o(qpi|rse,'Conuuand.ex l rWaetstone. t our opinion, and we think that most people 

Our coverage of the doings of the free- would agree, that there has to be a limit to 

" ^ccordwg to Mr. Rixey, is second/ -partisan politics. 

However, we have n,o Interest in pursuing 

a quarrel wiih Ifr. Rtxey or his colleagues 

Mr Rixey, as a free American, is entitled to 

express his opinions about The Sentinel- 

Ledgeor, The Atlantic City Daily Press, and 

Commander Whetstone 

There/- remains the question, however, 

whether Intemperate charges against a man 

who is doing a good job are gome to per- 

suade independent voters to cast then- ballots 

for the candidates indorsed by Mr Rixey That 

remains to be seen. 

s, aodig Mr. Rixey, s ( 

hand and completely unreliable Presumably, 

U113 includes our ver\ many favorable articles 

concerning-Ijisowu activities and thoie of 

1m colleagues. 

M ey asked, in his statement, if this 

is playing politics The answer is 

Mr. Rixey confuses political independ- 

ence with npliMelring.'We don't care whether 

Republicans or Democrats aid this county in 

restoring beaches. Neither does Commander 

Whetstone, who has sought and received aid 

from the Democratic administrations in wash- 

City Workers Should Be Satisfied 

i: 

Starting on July 1 all municipal workers 

ll" be paid at a rate $400 higher than their 

current salaries. Starting next January 1 this 

xatenrtll go up by an adifcUona} #400 so that 

?uTthB men and women who work for the city 

will have received an $800 annual wage 

increase., 

'• Voters at the Municipal Election on May 

9 approved the wage increase, obviously be- 

Iteving that th* workers deserved it. 

* Now, Ocean City"* municipal employes 

should have, every reason to be satisfied with 

their salaries. By comparison a good many 

• "workers in private business here earn less 

- money for comparable jobs 

"£-"* City workers, most of them, receive 13, 

"" holidays each year. City workers receive 

'" ithti d dil i 

p. m. They work only five days a week. They 

are given sick leave when required, and in 

some departments are permitted to build up 

their sick leave so that upon their retirement 

they receive, pay for a long period when they 

are actually on terminal leave. 

Finally, city workers receive free a group 

life insurance policy worth $1,000. ^~ 

At a recent meeting of the Ocean City 

Municipal Employees Association, the presi- 

dent, Fireman Joseph Esposlto, urged that 

this insurance be increased m value at the 

expense of the city. 

It seems to us that Mr Esposito should 

realize that the members of his Association 

FATHER'S DAY 

JUNE 18 

Ocean City a% 

FOR PO^TER1TV-We htwiSP 

f re doing portraits offa 

Waldman, They wiU no douot 

fraufc expression in his t 

they Will capture his 

League haircut. Just 

portraits of Mr. W 

ffih that one may 

aloi»^thHait 

^hHictui^^ 

Waldman's picture may wt 

Commission chamber as yet 

that mayors must be dead tote 

Commission chamber Mr W^ 

on this score There ls also 

tions of one of UIQ portraits ma 

sale There are probably a lot 

like a nice color picture of 

display on their mantdp.ecfs. 

TAIJ.Y HO!—A COrrespondeitt 

his name is interested in starS 

here. He says it would u d l ^ 

What^s more, to emphasae m 

mtends to wear his f&t hunUnl 

This is a laudable idea. We hoS? 

what this town needs is a huntd 

it would be. The Ocean City 

thmg the upper cUmm would 

for us, we wonder about the 

mg. Quafflng a sUmip cup m 

lUeaal Or, could UM'mamben 

Capitol Hill 

by Sen. Harrison A, WiUiams 

are very well off right now. The Municipal 

Ihospitaiiration" and m'edlcarTnsurance Employees Association should not act lUte a 

^SLZT^^^lZir t e* C »1S» fraae union ready to advanci new demands on 

workers are members of a Itate super- ^ dty B0VtTt^nt Juat u soon M mm9 

other demand Is met. 

This newspaper believes that workers are 

worthy of their hire; that they should receive 

living wagas comparable to the pay of workers 

outside city government 

There ia a limit, however. For the present 

it has been reached. It can be said with justice 

that Ocean City municipal workers are very 

well off. 

More demands for more fringe benefit* 

at this time are out of onler. The workers 

have every reason to be satisfied. 

work p 

r-J pension plan. City workers receive paid 

ac&tions. Most city workers have State Civil 

protection so that their jobs are 

Bfcure. 

, '1 The Police Department is currently initi 

a^ng a plan tinder which patrolmen who work 

extra hours will be paid for overtime at .their 

regular rates of pay. Hitherto the poUcemen 

— had to satisfy themselves with compens , 

• time which built up to unduly long vaca- 

many of them of a month or six weeks 

Ion. 

forkerst in. Cily Hall go home at 4:80 

T/ie Senf/nel topics At The World 

Who Won What In The Middle Bast? 

(Special to The 

Sentinel-Ledger) =, The recent taa- 

statf power blackout apparently 

sarted tiaser to WasU^ttn than 

ii did to Newark, And. so tar as 

can he deterjniiied, it was rtepr 

chance which sent the electric ftuJ. 

ures uascaiiing nnnb instead of 

smth. 

This caused gnat inttnraiieijti?, 

•tauptwo to essential, awvices and 

eMiiomic km to ftewiirk. PhUadei. 

pWa, Trentee and other taUea whjrf» 

were afleaed. 

But, without mlntaiziBg' «h# etttxt 

en OcmêUim, it la tngitimng tu 

think what mighf have happen, 

od had all power been shut off to 

Washington, rigtc at the heigh ai 

the Mdoto East crisis. 

It is not beyond the realm uf 

irasttiUiijF USU a rfiiileateuIaUon 

hated on lads al cerarfluniHBians 

and informaBiio. eouM have invol- 

ved is in a tor more SBCWIM way 

>n this crises. 

riLdftt* the 

pmvr 

Th. hill ta» 

of 

Fed^ral 

And 

the Con- ot bulk 

ituul of N 

While, the 

«i the 

"Thi; Qectrto Fuwef ReUabilirj/ 

A«v I 'am o>gpiTOiinnt; "*' 'bill. 

Ani I have ask«l A-nater Wkrren 

Mwruun. chairman ai thi> 

Cuiaik'ive Comnuttts. to jpvu, 

priori ty to uunsdorarion uf this 

The Soviet Union obviously backed the ' ran* by 

rot Israel made short worfeôrfhWAraB been damaged permanently remains to be' nW 01" an acdw «te 

lies when they overran Egypt's Sinai se- •.-••-,.. ,— .,—;J ... 

^sert w rwched the Suez canal ^ hon;e ^M^ ^ Naaw with the 

1,3?* *•»*. Jordanuin troops were help of Soviet military supply could ttaMit 

pushed out of the city of Jerusalem and back fcî. Her mternationil prestige has suffered. 

England has incurred Arab enmity which 

may take a long time to erase. 

The bill has (CUT primary pr> 

VTSliJIB: 

. 1. Cills for the wsabUôBtsir of 

reponal planrmig arjamzatidrB to 

eBsure thai plans fer hulk power £a- 

CUJBOS are adequate. 

a, Autbunzis die Federal Power 

Ocmmissiai to esaabUsh planting 

and qperanrig sandarts tq aihara.1; 

reliability, 

J. ' PEUVMBS for Cenunisaiai re. 

view aiifl approval 

!» 

In rise uiUTtst af 

operaEiun in ths indiBHy to avoid 

poms blackouts, eeriata Italic e»- 

anpoan tam the arjU-outt bus is 

provided. 

Also, the FPC would tave the ,po- 

wer at re* 1 over all fcmstnirtien 

at hulk pmvr lines: that to. Unea 

than 300 kiinvolLS (iuJ.QfB vsls). 

And the tefpsiatkBi êcifitsliy 

mawg rhatf iuch review Û &k£? 

mi** i.v£3ctermrief] land i^#. oieitid* 

UK preserrarisn el scmic or histor- 

ic atis. In other'words, is ttta a 

firs ss^, la Saw. towaid requiring 

BUST_Mr. Waidmans likeness 

preserved lor posterity in oiI^ST 

hta fl Û/»!*Jf..r IXKI- 

ness, ^s ail etperin^nt. in improvu^ 

juuth bchsivmr, « HQSOCCS\ A ntech, 

in ISffl. ocigimll;.- sponajirwl the re- 

mn-ned '"White Wtaie " 

* « • 

OpvemOT HIÎIT.T^ s^nf>d intt>, taw a 

alatnto wtiicb rejaired an boats owr 

10 feet in length to tfephy rEcstra- 

tom numbers Boots undo- 10 feet 

wen? exempt Itam tbe 

TEN YEARS AGO- 

11» KvondaiMin; of some.of itie 

O|y"s nisain slr^tts w^s iâzrwi ias 

Ktfc ftjr ^CMt---îd pm-3ST left to- 1 

ca_sh ftif unriv op atti.tr 

^ «"ji assured tsmpk' 

frrxn the beach to Cr>* IR±J 

left fon 1 atrk in ocner 


"Hie (X«in py Ovic 

Qmnittee for t 

TO« as a vacation 

was fomietL 

ol SHS 

in- visicurs 

General Charts 

of chapbus of tf»? 

Force, prased ^^ ooi&ar 

tfaasastic ceagexâai 

to Hie erectno o( Ihe 

Air 

Friday. June 16. 1967 

Ocean City Sentinel-Ledger 

GnH Ronfly BeMt 

•TWEMTY TEAKS MSO-~ 

Qt? cssaai is ai&fci TJ 

Loerty hall ' rr- Marcs j\ 

his lets: rsiir. tr itas '^ 

trnns 

}-> 

.his 

*.it- nt JrJm Jay 

«-y'< •ictSei Oliitt Ju 

a*- piDCt* 

bmktea an! the' 

Forum And 

Agin' 'Em 

*JK~3nsr emajf joa 

amain la Ocfcso Ory, We 

MONUMENTS—Scattered around tm'i 

monuments produced bj the last cfty i 

Tragic little monuments they are. TJ^ 

thai etoeorte power Ua« be plati-d produced in a hurr> td gamer fOteL ThrtJ 

landscaping in the" far north end rrf ft 

example Grass plots m Ganlens ~ "^ 

didn't reach completion until the •"• 

for re-election had been defeated. Anal 

said: -We beUeii. ttya lesstarim I, 1 ""? ° ffice there K a maa ^ P**R 

wJuJd be in tbe BAUC iatmnaL We "^ plastered but his vodka; 

that extra ounce or two of self-eo 

when cold sober After boring the : 

and the bartender for an hour or: 

The barkeep. a friendly sooL tutet I 

But he's hurting business and be f 

way. he drinks vodka to fool In ' 

Vodka doesn't smell like o 

turn interests us only because ' 

life supposing that barkeepers had 901 

lems K seems thev do. 

of legalizing 

Stale. 

State fiscal officers estimate the 

Siati? TresiSury couJd be rairi p.m. — Senior Choir rehear- 

sal. 

Wednesday— 

10 a.m. to noon — Church Li- 

brary. 

• • • 

FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 

! 7th (t. and W«ley ave. 

Preaching Chrlit Crucified. Rlten and 

Coming Again 

Rev. William R. Allen. Th.M., pajror 

Sunday— 

9:30 a.m.—Graded Sunday School 

classes for eadi jneHTljer of (fie fum- 

llv U Lyle ObilHtend RLiieml u 

t>t rintendi^nt 

11 .1 m —iMormng Worship ' God 

and the Raeing Nations' 

11 a.m.~Nursery. 

7:30 p.m.—Evening wonjhip. "Sjjace 

Rev. Gene Corbott, paitsr 

D:4. r ) a.m.—Qiurch School. 

11 a.m.—Morning Worsliip. 

fi:45 p.m.—Junior and Senior Young 

People. 

7:30 p.m.—Evangelistic Service. 

Wednesday— 

7:30 p.m.—Prr.ycr metîng. 

• * • 

GRACE LUTHERAN 

Shore rd* and Daws* av. 

Rev. Charles Rlntk, Jr., pastor 

n,—Sunday SchooL 

j.—Morning Woraldp. 

pjn.—EvenlnK Worahjn. 

» . • 

1 METHODIST CHURCH 

[and Central av 

milam R. Gufflck, paitDr 

D. Groom, aulnant 

I G. Aihhm, organiit 

|throiigh Sunday— 

] session of the Soutiiem New 

1 11 11.nl. — Morning Worship. 

1 by Bishop t'rlnoe A. Taylor, 

hisliop. 

j through Juno JO— 

III: 30 a.m;^Diiily VaonKion Bi- 

I CITY~BAPTIST CHURCH 

. and Wesley av. 

P. Wright, D.D., pastor 

nald Lawton, Mlnlirer of 

1 

Parking ol Waltaon's Restnu- 

rhiK Sunday Suhool Aid Moni- 

ptTjliip. . 

j a.m.—Sunday Scliool wiJh Oe- 

for every rn^niber of the 

Kaymond Adiims, Jr., Bener- 

intendent. 

n.m,—Worship Service. Or- 

| Mi-s. David P. Wright. Vond 

1 David E. Youns- MisBiijic by 

Wrijjht from W«^ gospel of 

a.m. — Supervised nursery, 

r a;m.—Junior Church lor ages 

nrough eight, downsinini. (xjn- 

I by Ruth Vandcrpool. 

I a.m.-noon—Service .broadcast 

n nuditordiim. on Riidio Sla- 

'SLT. 1520 on 1he .m.-l:30 p.m. — "^Musind 

5 one hour of the fiiiost 

11RUi .music wllh Dtavid Wrifilrt, 

1 Iludlo SliiUon W5L.T. WW on 

of Music. Henry C. 

Mcnday— 

9:30 a.m, to noon—Daily Vaclilion 

Rihle S 

BETHANY METHODIST 

Shore rd. and Brighten av. 

Rev. William ThMldng. paitor 

Sunday— 

9:45 a.m.—Chureli School. 

11 o.m.—Morning Worship. 

8 p.m. — Senior High and Jundwr 

High MYF. 

7 p.m.—Evening Service. 

Monday— 

7:30 p.m.—ConunissiDn on Bduca 

tion. 

I p ni —Gospel Survice at 

eonduutud .by Ladies liihle 

-Pro-Service pmjer 

I p in — Evi-mnK G«n>el Senwe 

poms song lciidtT Vocal selec- 

[by Bob Krys, sauoophone solo 

[Vld E Young Mcssige "V &>*- 

right from the book of Kiwcln- 

Moody Bible Institute film in 

f anil color "The P-rufessoi 'ind 

J p m — Supeniiscd night ntir- 

Idoniistdlrs 

./ through Friday— 

.) a in -noon — "Good Niws At 

f wqiel l^rBo iprogitim ennduct- 

' Pastor Wiight on Radio Stii- 

"1LT. 1520 an /the. dial. 

- .J — Dally Vacation Biblf 

oo-ddnsicd by Rev J- 

ily members to consider the prob^ * 

lem of burial space now Thoughtful planning cah'iuJt'- 

only prevent an unnecessary depletion of funtts in' if 

time of emergency, but even more important can save' 

survivors much anguish as well. 

Chester J. Wimberg 

Funeral Home . ': 

Hire* Generation? of Funeral Service to All Creeds 

201 ASBURY AVE. DIAL 399-2654 

1879 87th SEASON 1967] 

Ocean City Tabernacle Association 

OCEAN CITY, NEW JERSEY 

SUNDAY, JUNE 18th, 1967 

900 A.M. and 11:00 A.M. - Identical Services 

OCEAN CITY TABERNAClf. WESLEY AVENUE 

Between 5th and 6th Streets 

AMPLE PARKING AT TABERNACLE GROUNDS ; '\ 

SPEAKER — 

Dr. D. Reginald Thomas 

Minister, The Brick Presbyterian Church ' - » - 

New.York, New York .. ,?,*• 

NO EVENING SERVICE 

JUNE 25, 1967 — SPEAKER: 

9:00 and 11:00 A.M. - BISHOP FRED G. HOUOWAY 

Raditent Bishop, West Virginia Area, The Methoqitt Church »V>» ^ Y,^M 

NO EVENING SERVfCE/ " *^ 

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3 "i ' ' 

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4

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I'll,,,]. 

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..::.- .,-î*flBI 

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^^^#ripi^ Church Lists 

Sunday School Conference 

r., Bmm? 8«*ool. a«iei^mi«li 

Ealdn is vice prKddcnl; clubs for Asucialian. 

with VTC he has endesired htaiself tHO-sveek Dolly VaoBtton Ute 

to teens across the United, Stalo School, Monday, June IB, thnmgh 

and around tim wwld, W*S, editor rri*y, June 3D, en* weehday 9i» 

of •Cumpus aiptward" f^ *tf» a.m, taup noon. Oaês ssM be 

Camptci Ufe Magazine and writes eonduoed for nursery (few, ftvs 

• AU nmidcnts who awn dogs are j 

tte study material for the C&mpus y«us) through Ceaa. rtrentt îs 

inged tti tato advantage of ê faor mnrf 

tfi'W^ Wwfrai (iiliili a ft eii& 

> *#flft to (« ft 

^ ^ 

ABS1 

tnran 

Rr« Co. Will Install 

y dinner "W 

'« nothing. TOe ""* 

orer to the ft- 

will, bo held by the _J*^- 

| meo in August whkh wiU bo for the ^ W i 

dinner frill be open to the public 

and Is headed by Hank Schnejd- - *° 

m and Genrgo Grubb, ram, j 

BrtMto. Manorial l»y and June S!*'^ 

^Jbm were three BIMIHS. TWO] S"^^ 

lf*s no secret! 

VICTOR 

AND 

HENRY 

are back again 

at THE FLANDERS 

« AU »i THI eHUiWH 

i^ 

M 399-tOM 

Larry i« in 

COt Us hajeban 

U firully a fall 

the neighborhood^ 

He is the yon 

lot,, and certainly 

ha pflfks a great < 

ability in that hi • 

had not lived la , 

one month, before 

and unofficial • ' 

f«w short i 

named, "LOB' 

became "Speed" 

boys began to c 

better M • tt 

•teadlly upward in 

Yon can Imagint 

to our spirit*. Ho#] 

and yet humble Mo, 

we could not ttkfff 

for his sense of fanhe 

has been brma 

.Church is wefl tii 

" 

oa «« j 

Christian training, vv 

Thyhjday , 

202 B. 6ttt SfrMt 

EUGENE 

tow, SUSIE HOWmt and CAROL BUNTING 

- " ~ mSSuM Editor, NANCTHOWlli --- 11 " 1 ' , 

BditOhvUrgM DAT^LO, BARBARA MAY ft BRUCE MaoBWAN 

-'». jnyHTON '*.: .Twine Bdlttr.KAnn SHAW 

. nABLCQUWi^ Sporti BkUtor. BUD* JCRAUSE 

f 7 •'Asslitffit Sports Editor, RALPH OVES MWUBB 

Faculty Advtlsor, JOSEPH M. BONNER 

OCEAN CITY, N. J., FRIDAY, J UNI 11, INJ H». M 

inks..... 

^ho is the backbone of thi Billows, supporter of hii 

^ posiMSOr rt a gnat sense ol humor, hut ii often 

seriom, is always wllUng to help, hat ntw ideas and 

| su'glfsttoni, and avon tolerates a "missy" Billow. 

He is well-known to all of us at OCHS and makes 

ig English bearable. He's an awful good neighbor, likes 

and ranks photography as a useful hobby. He trawls to 

for the next two days, 

Aie best way to find this congenial teacher b in room 

the name would be Mr. Bonner. Just a note to say 

je you're feeling bettor and thanks for all' your help 

h the year. . 

Not aU Is fun and games. H0« thi band rehearses for 

* . • . .„• ,: . '• . ite annuil spring concert, prmsentidiffls year on MayS., 

»moh crifatt gOM.to Mr. raonias -WflUams and his r • 

't crew for their help in the various productions at 

S. Here they work with projectors and ntcojtfert. Teenagers in the role of Santa Claus are members of 

the Business Club which at Christmas time sponsored it. 

annual Toys fw Tots campaign. -;y • * 

Teachers Miss Swagler fleft) and Mrs. ntegerald 0m J»te tewtatton of^najoraa^^hS; 

arid Virginia Duffly. The scene is the E Kunbus Duo Assembly, 

*sr«w«.*w*«M. Mf\TOtten: spent •ttyâratv 

A general mett wasleft of theûlowLeditorW office , ffief î^fe^nlr 

which was used as adressini room for the E Bluribus.Duo ^ g ^ passed on sonis 

assembly. . ; . . ,'• •'. • ; of the valuable knowledge 

-' " • - - gained to students. s,; 

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Y, JUNE 16, 1967 

Graduates Speak 

iiii^ 

H& i_ ~^^^^^^K^â fall — 

fa£d»!r*v«n 

g «tu» of 1H7, 

Oc*nt School, npiw 

*l HMV thrawnli fwrtbm who 

ml.b 

HM «f |M Mwy had to My. 

H*rp erMtd wHuium. it wfur 

f i^Klwiîiii-cif#s' Speak... 

. _--^Pj^/ie Opinion 

Democracy— 

sSaJtitgtorian of the Class of 1967 

it is my honor and privilege to welcp|ne 

you, our parents and frdc-ndg, 

to these Ocitipnencanient Extitisffl. 

Tttifjtt wt Awe j for the lust tinw 

as u class un led hnnomnv wi? shall 

Join you as ireJIvidiiaJs in a complex 

and denanding world 

We luvc spent Uv> nujoriry at our 

Iwelvc ycjirs toffotlwr ns passive 

members ot American soclcly—study* 

title past and observing the future 

as it ILH unfolded before us, In the 

j days and yairs to name, however; 

j we will assume «n aotdvc role; die 

world and its dilfieufties will now 

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1$ ^Wjf* # ¥ ' ^4 Y iOf/ the occasion be the rekose 

tion. POT tnaii Is tui end In. Mm- 

Pf the fewest Gulliip poll Bgans. a 

self. This, itheji, Is the caBenoe nt 

Murcb-on^WasMtigmrii tdvij nights 

c t hSI 

sit-in, or a Vietnam peace {jamde, 

the importunes of public opinion in 

o-_»r sodfiy beoomes appansKt 

The AmWioafi JoumoUst EBiert 

Pubfaaid once termed the rcsqlt at 

JhU> jwrtiicfpaftity demoepwy as 

"Government by popular ignomnce." 

In same sauMiortj, his abservutlon 

may be carrea^ Lootong in rttrospeot. 

we qao seq.thstpubUc policies 

u$ (hctatod by tîe m^Sfbttve, upon 

occaaon, been Hie nmnc course of 

action. A notable example can be 

found in the attitude of ttie Amorloan 

imbllc to the rise of Wtler. So stronc 

was public sentiment against re-arm- j 

ument and ackiKwtedeHiicnt of the 

Nazi threat that our )eade£$ were 

Michael P, Dimon powerless to take any meaningful 

stops to stop the Axis raenactt? until 

Salutatorian 

FtarJ Harbor jolted us into total war. 

_ to us. Our generati wUl This is but one illustration Janet Rae Stoltzfus 

.enjatemany new pmhlwiis and per- which public opinion has Jjrought eannos easily tie put into a few 

telps solve many old one*. I'd eveiy about inappropriate goweinmentnl 

generation has faced one common 

words. Tte term nay be aniblstnus, 

moves. How cun un we reetmdte thte 

cbaUenge: rte pnsarvBtion of air 

as each particular individual uses 

seoruin^ filt fimlt f of our d democmcy? Tî 

American democracy, 

ft in vnrtoiB ways depmUng upon 

me, Hie answer lies In the lost uf the the impressioD it has made on his 

Our'theme Uris evenine o< "pern- three foundations til our ptilltitiil phi I life. To gome, democracy fe depleted 

ot-mcy in Action" is Ml exact dupji- osuphy—belief in freerfom. O l l 

' -_ —' "^^wi". willfully, [ in «s its **s oridnal w m«ming _ as direct 

eafe of the Mrnrnsneemat lope there are «her forms of government to dike, » js viewed as _T__ 

whloh wni presented uppmxiinatdy «*lcn could in some instances have f sentaBve. While one iwiivdual may 

tweniy years ago In Ocean Oty Htgh 

y 

provldpd us with more sound paHeles, " 

" ' ' Tlie world has dunged mgm 

thnk of democracy ill its liberal 

| However, j , tlie the constquejlcls consequenets of of anyor 

constitutional sensi-, another may 

IiCsin:l.v duiiinft the past hm deawles mistakes or miscalculations of a £o\' 

imagtm- its social or economic 

I —tor better and for worse. Tonight ernmont of thb type would till upon 

pU«Bons, Perhaps the best deflni. 

a new KefieratSon rises to tajce eeffi. an innocent poiwlnce which hnd no 

lion was given by Aristotle: 

mand, one which m eeKBin to parti- vtfee voin i in. thi their adoption. d iIn 

a dan, 

"A demci:r«ey to a stnU- where 

pole agUvely Jn the oongueK of new dominated by public opinion, 

the freemeti ansf the noor, belng 

horizons and in shspin the poUeiesi ?*." 

W *Ro«UM» DIAL JfWIiOa of the Mure, Yet in .all our unaer. I »unlen 

takings we shall be gujded by our 

—. ^« „« ——u H» BUHtn oy our 

(oniiuki.tiiig puWic opinion are the 

u ^ M heriase of dffliKjcracy, which flvc of 

us shall. jtiUempt to interprot for you priiT of our frevdoni tu i-iipiY 

ttaiiRhL 

•nure basic eonvlrtons rnoid ttie 

foundaiian ol the Ameriram OTiqept 

of dnmoaraey: beUel in Vhe inilvlrlmil, 

jjeMri in equaUty, and beiiei in 

TmiislitiiiK these idea* Into 

a single defliritinr! of danremiy is a 

rr^t dilflculi ttiskj however, almost 

3 any cxplanitLion Is certain lo pluce 

* major emphasis on the role at the 

indivlduai. il is from (Ms bcUef, and 

the two other concepts of democrney 

which may be derived fimn It, Uiai 

oae arrive at a major factor In any 

By the WEEK ». MONTH • SEASON dJieussion of our gos-cminent, Q) thto 

ra^detMlDD I h-'ive Otaeai to 

to you spsslfloaiJy (onighi 

isi£y—PubUc Opinion. 

— ORGANS & PIANOS — It is. of course, tte iicnrimrans o( 

Don't miss the pl lusic while at 

many taSwiiuals wMdi d,t,_-miinc 

the Shore. We r 

and Organs, Itlie coucse which our nation shall 

deliver them to yo 

I-Wtow. Ota- Omstitution. like aimUai- 

pick them 

up when you call. 

| (Joeuinecis .of Jmany atiier demoom. 

etes. ass. wMn the frameworfc of a 

representative govoninient, emto- 

Ushad the principle of the rule o/ the I 

majoril>-. .Undw tht» system, Bie 

JACK LOUIS 

MUSIC and STUDIOS 

il^pA^ Ocean ^ N. J.f Dial 3M-2W0 

J|^p|^|WM^H. J., Ml 522^224 

•••. 

; —sometimes physically or mcntully, 

hut morp tttim iitLj 

oanoeimey—not Bovcrjimerital ipr 

fear and ignorance. 

tans, or voting miichines. or par. 

liamentary procedures, hit a ami Since the hu*dmiing of time, et- MAU 

plete dL-dirailion to mans w-orthilurts have been made lo create an TRAI 

ness, . 

environment dn -wWoh weak and 

In thi;s reg^ni. it may be ielt susceptible man em achieve and 

that democracy is an Ideal and not practice HIB conscientious ftee wiU, lint 

a reality, for there is very little dig. This Is our lot{ it Is made available 

nib' in man's natural Mate, Born sus- to us. But it we ore to take Adi ntlceptible 

to all conditiens that cwld vimtage ot such a democracy, wo 

hinder his dovdotmient, man must look with a critical eye upon 

uchim,>eH dignity tmly In himself Its •cmf-xice-mmv dignfey. B

4'-; SECTION THREE 

RMHUUSER 

CANDY HABIT 

RAUHAUSfR'S 

HE'LL BE DELIGHTED 

WITH A DISTINCTIVE 

GIFT-WRAPPED BOX OF 

CHOCOUTES 


PROM 

OUR OWN 

KITCHENS 

TWO FOR 

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fa Ike C.M Rou.l Pa|uf 

CUMIMI, 

Sfe - ° ot ' $?* Sogl11 V " f "" 1 ptbA Is a "•hw-oB". Gold 

XkMd Loniwrvefant •ull that-on your house In bright, easy to 

£*«*• cotora. MnmmjWMsr naeeroiyV.. what could be 

¥P *>d ( Hi In (in of the world were 

AMERICAN hnan-ht < f IIVT by Tnctnns Jeflcr- 

MJU uhtai lu> wrote, " . govern^ 

instituted umong men, 

MOTORS deriving their just powers from the 

consent of the guverncd, that when 

STOP - Register for any fpnji of government becomes 

IK 550 Contest 

destructive nf thtsi- ends, it Is the 

right of th« people to alter i 

abolish it ond to institute a new 

government . . ." 

"nic greatest sin against a totali- 

GALLO tarian form of government is to be 

in opposition to that government 

Inasc who tiy to change the status 

RAMBLER quo are hunted and usually suffer 

the death penalty thus we see, thut 

* 20 SL MAIN STREET the very strength of democracy Is 

In Its weakness. In a democracy, 

Cape Hay Court House such as ours, provisions art 

: WAL 465-5122 

• "Easiest Place In The 

To Do Business" 

1 «ssary, counterpart of acceptance of 

itB benefits, they wiU readily fulfill 

their "obligation to preserve dem 

ocracy 

Patricia Ann Turtle 

Valedictorian 

Democracy — 

— An Obligation 

knade 

for dissatisfied citizens to bring Constantly mindful of their devotion 

changes nhirti in Un> word .to poneiMttd and than the sixty-thin) class to be 

a puaplc so dedteutcd. 

graduated from Ocean sit)le awl produuOw class, sitting where we once sat, 

years in tiigh school, we. (tie doss of doing what we once did, and in a 

1B67, have cxporieimi] an ever-awak- few years, very few will remember 

ening joy and pride in hcane P"rt of us at all. 

«*KJ Anieritiui system. Fhr this oppur- 

unlty, we offer our sineewst thanks 

whom Hie government was to 

rule, our first leaden establishedthe 

American as his awn political 

master. Thee. gallant men took 

the initiaHvH against an unjust and 

c "^ st •* * aL " in 8 thc may at times resent the responsibilities 

which will fail to us. We 

did not onto the problems, so why 

should 

modh 

t th 

8 

W, W with ull ll its it problems. bl WWe 

to our ttiiohers, admdnbtttttors, i^ 

Board of Education, the City Commfasioners, 

BIKI, nwst of all. to our 

parents. Tluo' have invested in me 

b 

; great strength. The' amazing quality 

of ivy is, however, that the mature 

vines azo capablo of and 

wo solve them? At theeo virtually 

times it would be wiso to remem- and concrete foundations." (Thus 

ber that tho previous generqtidn, many of these small sterna and 

frctn whonk wo will eventually as- leaves, all •working together, may 

sumo the burden, did not create reduce a brick wall to rubble. Tills 

their' problems either, but iftther Is analogous with the strength inher- 

they inherited them, just as we arc ent lit any group, and 

able to resolve them all, but any plant today is not tn Its present 

progress wo Imuko, luiwever small, farm Wrong Neither is the educa- 

will make the job of the next generation which wu have thus far retion 

that much easier. 

ceived Both, hinvever have fiixiat 

The Ivy which wo plant today has potential strength If only Uioy un- 

ttreut symbolic mtsining. Practicalallowed 

to grow und develop 

ly, it has long been prized for its As the tinio fur ua to leave draws 

ornamental value. Ivy vUies will near we experience many differ- 

climb and spread as they mature, ent and conflicting emotions. An 

until they may at last wvor entire eventful happy, and meaningful per- 

buildings with their deep green foliod In our lives is about to end Aniage. 

In «ho same manner, our inother, about which we may only 

tellectual horizons will widen over conjecture, will soon begin. We ore 

the years. One small leaf or stem at the some time relieved, sad con- 

of ivy does nit in itself possess fused, jqyful, thankful, and more thm 

o hve ted in me 

ftltare of demabjiacy—fcr ttie youth of 

today wiU pimnde «je poteanU for 

all of America's tomorrows, 'ftrtght 

we gmduate froni Ocean Qfy Mgh 

Sonoal and proceed on the nad

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fr, S«liic In Sun* Franrisco: \" 

' should In- l.iught to.'drive; cars In 

? their mrly TrtW.^thfy're top young 

• ut Unit tier to tie truslet) as pedt-rtrniiis-Tnbwn', 

CWcago. 

'NOT MUCH 

Wo don't know, what it Is about a 

, ,$20 bill mnwOnys, -nut you can* get 

,i-*«ny wear out W it — Journal, Mil- 

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that faveth pleasure shaU be 

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IWIIFOR 

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ANNOUNCEMENT 

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SCHOLARSHIP WINNER — Byron J. DAvis, of Wildwooa 

Crest, Is congratulated on winning a Professional 

Engineering Society of Southern New Jwsty scholarship 

award by William W Gorman, of Ocean City; Cape May 

Coucty Chairman of the professional society's scholarship 

committee. Davis plans to attend Rutgers University and 

study electrical engineering. ' • 

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t curtains to 

stay clean longer?" 

CITY SENTINEL.L6DGER ~ 

Beautiful Old Homes 

On itinerary Of Tour 

On Ola House tbur Day {hf'Cape _ and early rmi hardware may 

May Qjunty, July 8th, many hones be seen. 

and buUoInn of greet uaenai are to The residence of Mr,, and Mrs. 

be open to the putahe, Tt» Jonathan LaMar Smith, Jsnun as the "Granny 

Qmndoll House, in Damisralle, now areen" Kou», aeros from Uie Den. 

owned by Mr. and.Mis, fiephei &>- nlxville. Lake, is built of natural na. 

preshy. is one of the most unusual. the pine and cedar, has five rooms 

Built in 1S07, original 

and a typical farmhouse fintface 

renns and xwn impressive fire, 

places downstairs and a remarkable 

"the Towmend^toore House, 

At Long Beach, Collf, smaB on# upstairs, with chimneys of 

in 1^ and owned fty David and 

(KfflES) USS raARSAjtm CCVS. 

unique t-onsn-uotion, are of groat nj. 

Ifancy Townsend, as now foe ymrround 

resMenBe of Mr. and Mis. 

33) (FUma Juno 2-Siip's Service, 

HowanJ p. BabUB. ft appears to he 

nsui Second Oass Shmud M. Rider The llolmt-s House, Unit in two seottoiB and Mnong its 

USN. son of Maj. and and Mia. JJEMMey 

ed HoImesteBd. in a

TERMITES? 

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CtU Hi* 5*BEB INSPECTION 

OCEAN CITY 399-1200 

Rafner Pest Control 

ef Is Elected i 

Council Grand Knight 

^fttHam ' Grainger was darted 

GrauiJ KDl£ht ol Ocean Giy Cou» 

cfl 2650* Knights at Columbus at a 

business meeting Tuesday evening 

U} .the COUIKSI Home ' 

OUwra * elpcted , DIP Dr Andrew 

fcyer, Deputy Grand Knight; David 

Marions, Oianccllor, John Holland, 

nnardiits secnebuy; FtiilllJ* 

PerrtrTrHksurenTJHiiy CSsgy,. advocate, 

J(*i!,i,Grdsu^r«-,' warden: 

Joseph Phone,** trusted Basil' Can? 

ato, inside guard, "and joeefti A&enncr, 

outside guard 

MAKES DEAN'S LIST - 

Bjrt Cmnstoi, stun nf hir_ ana Mis, 

Birt F Cranston, of 1517 Oaihnl 

has bên namod to Abe D 

at St Joseph s College tor tJte 

semester. Cranston, who also 

mude Ihc .Dean's Last for the 

semester, just completed Ills junior 

year at St 

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I •ncloM ramiHanc* in •mount •! jfc... .1..:.... 

"»:. J 

i^day attenfoofi 

. 

tistie 

entries were divided 

tini horticultural 

Mrs..RallJi Reno was 

winner for the artistic „ 

Mrs, Herbert EvcriU lor 

colluro division, t> 

A special award at merit InTtfifji 

horticulture ijlvisreo, rating 

olometv B. Doyle presents awards to graduates 

etf St Augustine's School at cere, 

monies held Friday toomlng. Award winners 

wore (I, to r.) Andrew Trofa for religion, 

Edward Getty for general excellen.i-e.~and 

Kathleen Mlelke, general excellence. • — 

Grainger Photo. 

St. Augustine's Graduates 32; Author To Sign Books 

At Antique Show, Mart 

Awards, Medals, Pins Presented Mm P^rtjihy Flffy. £t*nt>fii] dlitir- 

A class of ffi eighth ipadeis were two. 

mM of the Antique Shaw and Flea 

1 

Ma-: tr bt> held nt'ic Si'urdny, June 

Perfect 

«>j. dm announced WilUiuu Mc-JIahon, 

luutioii Alas In the church. 

: \ *-.C ;tLiLhj.=.. ftiM be prt^tTit ;U the 

..„_ _,„„ I affair to HutBgraph nspitss of his 

Eriwifd C. Geqy and Ifethleen A, Bade; John Hi,¥ne. Marianne KUM-f b' *=> sou:h je;ix-y Towns «nd Hii'tn- 

Mieike were presont, sixth grade; tlot>4 tjoas and vriU bt- muilable ai Mra, 

Allegretto and EJl 'Beth Melntoh ert Cole, fifth âde: itarj- FUjren-! Vjiian S. Eane's booth. 

rectivcd tfie American Lfglrm Med- lino, Rosemary Sk-CIrmis, Ania The iMair will b> held at the lath 

al tor leadership, courage, reject MuUin, Ste-phcn Mayer and Paul Me si. rtupping «««• and is btlng 

and obedjenge, 

I^vitt. fourth grê; SuHtm Ang. ; sf-jsv,nd by the Râry-Akar' ^. 

Andrew r, Trott was presented Rlrtiard TCiain. Carul Ijinson and MO C' ft. rtam-is CHhrinia' R. C. 

the Religion Awajd, and ffilwart C. rttnria Nanmy. third KUde; Sep. Qjun-h, The puhkt; is invited, 

Getty was presented a merit pin hen Kaiânarsia. . Oarj- Gry Raab^Jiêph 

HaabTJiêoh 

for progress in music. Other merit Sa\itsky Laune ' Adams. • • Qyistinp - - -- 

pile presented were to Catherine A, 

WELCOME MICHELLE LEIGH 

Lawson, mathcinaUs: Elaine M, 

Graduate! Use 

Saniiino. Snsjlsh! Icon P, Ossello, 

Mr iind Mrs. Edmu-d Bonok. 

5. SKHSI 4 

ge^raphy; Ralph M, Lombard!, 

history; J&rk J, Grifflth, saenei?; 

Wai C. Adains, spelling, and Me ond grade, r^: i L. ........ 

first âde. and El^beth Huber, nn«i:nu>r ut.ghid sLs-prAart, 14- 

Oeneiml exeeUfptne prizes were &ic Hedricit 

uunras and las been isuwd \B*ell« 

awarded Marie Tnrfa, Bade seven; tru^jiy? as the «ms prt-BntEil n L.^gh. Mrs. Bnnek is the farmer 

Kathleen Tmh, ^mde six: John of the 

member. ~~-tL'l>' Adams, iiuehter of ilr. and 

" Mrs. Paul A±ims, el LMO Asbui>- av 

Bade low- rttrieia Nanney, grade bets Riehard AUegreHn. Edwart Mr. Bonek aan of Mr. and Mrs. 

Uuee; Gaiy Raab, graOt two; Andrew Ttâ, Miehat'I Os- Guafav B''i:»k, of Egg Jtirbor, is a 

Thormra CMm, grade one. tanaa. Leea CMiellQ, Mwart Diehl. f, aduaie of B.Jb J»,s University 

Ileligton prizes w&e . jwesentid James Hammond, Alexander Kaez- ajal wiij b,' .fnplnytd in tho Ocean 

Lynn O«e, âde seven; Mark AJJe- jnarsja. Gregory Krause. Ralph Cty PMt Office tnis summer. 

Betto, pads six; Josienne PJanoey. Lonbaidi. SDciiael JIcGinnis, SOvh. 

Bade five; - Oariene PLy-eman, ael Mssmn. Herbert Payne and •A FOR KIRK 

gradq three; Laurie Adams. Bade Harry Vanderslice. . 

VAWARAmp. DtO, ~ Wifflam 

Elaine iupuj was au-arded 

R. Kirtt, am of Mrs, Anrnj K. Kirk. 

pftaes as the first prtae winner in 

1017 W«ley av,. Ocean diji, N.J 

SJIiol'B saleftr pisipr t-orilr-.t. 

^* her S&fety Cifite^ t^ssay. 

He entirB ipaduaaRg class was [ 

awarded eertifleates for oompieting Adveriisihg Is not afl there is to' 

a eour^ in mle boat handlmB: 

but it is a mmt big help, i 

i ' t " 

(nan a blue rlbbanP was 

Mrs. Cbtno Russo far an oc 

pecimen of a fox glove, p i» 

JiKlgcs lor the artistic di 

fix« Mrs. D Norman Young Mrs. 

Artliur Irunuui and Mrs. Fred Po 

Icy Serving ai judci-i for the horti. 

^, Marie Boucher, JS, 

blue; Mark Gage, U, rod; and 

Claudia MeCtain, M, yellow. 

Winners of blue ribbons in Bie 

htntieulture divisiqn were: 

Class 13. Mrs. 'John McBride. 

Oass 16. lira. Russo. 

Oass 17.- htm. William Grubb and 

Sh, Herbert Everitt. 

. Class 21. Mrs. Russo. 

Class 24. Mis. Russo. 

, Oass m, Mra. Leslie Lamb, 

Oass m, Mrs. Herbert Bverirt, 

Class 31, Mrs, Thomas Green and 

Mrs.. Earl. Bn-mt-nstuhl. 

Oas 32, Mrs. r«d Thanson, 

Oass 34, Mrs, Everitt, 

Oass 37, Mrs, Thnnsoii, 

Mrs,. Everitt, 

Mre. Everitt, 

Mrs, Eveiirf, 

-,. Mrs, Everitt. 

Class 44t Mrs. Russo. 

MR Hames. 

m mm 

w^ 

NEW JAYCEE-ETTES. Mrs 

comm Mrs Thomas Mclntyre and 

•Ote happiest people we oftai the 

simplest people. - 

"" your life l >v 

Friday and Saturday 

taass. as, 

Class 39; 

Class 40. 

Oass 41. 

WILDWOt» — tt-pp that 

to the N

I", 

M 

FOUR 

h "««!«WT. WtaMJbt WfstGer- " V " r f/-7 

|"r-'l ,'nww « frienJlio- view." «wrarib|lfMwt pad, jwcfte will da'anV 

is Boat Co 

MAYS LANDING Rp., SOWERS PplNT, N. J. 

REDUCED PRICES on BRAND NEW 

I 1966 JOHNSON OUTBOARD MOTOfiS 

[•JOHNSON OUTBOARD MOTORS 

I'm STARCRAFT BOATS and SAILBOATS 

t»« STARCRAFT CAMPER TRAILERS 

• CATHEDRAL^BOATS 

• SEACRAFTBOATS • MOODT BOAT TRAILERS 

«..PACEMAKER BOAT TRAILERS , ' 

;• FLOATING BOAT DOCK - Up to 26 Fest • 

OPEN 7 P£YS A WEEK 

V tJohj 

6lh ST. on the BAYRONT 

Thundebird and 

Johnson 

MOTORS 

*Ô 

Mai OCEAN CITY 

wt " MARINE 

ALt YOUR 

BOAT NEEDS 

ARE HERE! 

S-TQM HOIST 

ALL TYPES ENGINE 

KEMHtS*STORA&E 

n**B*»KSJIH> MIKT5 

• KMT CENTALS 

SWF mocMCTS • sun- « TACKLE 

atarsLBt OVTBOARDS 

CRESTLIIiEB BOATS 

OTJAY SAIL BOATS 

fflttUMAiaff ENTERPRISES 

112S Bay Aw. Phone 399-3745 

CHRYSLER DEALERS 

WMOEL V. HUGHES 

Regionql Graduates 

Pre?ei|ted Awards, Scholarships 

. .). f-*** n,] a ^ v )!• 

-r '( 


USAF Academy Graduate Bell 

Winner Qf Dr^LaGorce Award 

300 

homes 

Thpmq* 

Master's 

Universfty 

Y, JUNE 16, 1967 

UNWOQD — Members of Maln- 

^y Victor Arias 

i Anna BlivJi 

„• Joyce Hennescy 

i Mario Hildcbrandt 

j Llnbat Houser 

ricia Ann Knafelz 

I Norton Kuhn 

rick Wnyne VonSuun 

i Rose AjbaUu 

I Michael Adams 

» Robert Adamaop 

Louise Albieeht 

ft Taylor AUO1 

._ Margaret Anderson 

Oirialne Asliby 

i lea Atwqqd 

i Andrea Ayreg 

Robert Bador 

_ Jay Bailey 

, jane Baldwin 

id Jam Bon) 

„. John Barrtsh 

sW Ann aieman 

Ann Baxt« 

nitgnas Blaistf 

Jl" Jams Blytha 

• Ann Bocclli 

BoehiKr 

rton Bourqua 

Marie Boyte 

_.j Bournu 

__. Ann Brady 

Sharltz Brown, HI 

Kathleen Brewn 

Dorothea Butrug 

am|» 

F Harry CsrnMn, Jr. 

iilyn ttrter 

=i Casper 

hen WdvmM Cfl»ell 

Lonmine Cama 

„.. aandlor 

srt Qebrgp Chapnan 

MBBO Clark 

Anthony Clements 

,n June Ctollet 

, Dorothy Combs 

t APE MAY COUNTY 

Katneth Ooram S 

„„ Ann Ooulti)«^ 

iriy Sue Oonta 

his Susan Cross 

.1EO 

Macnab CuUen 

Lea Qirota 

Francis tf 

.„ . T, Dedera 

,«yle Chrisane De Silvii , 

fflehael Jweph Dillon 

jean Dodd ^ 

One in a series of messages to advertisers 

.JI QutA Berger Donnelly 

isuntt Raifopd Durldji 

* d Ann Eastliich 

David Bedes 

Jiity Keith mUscfl 

Unda Eltabeth Bton 

In addition to length and width, a newspaper * v Lnbert Omuneey EnKlisli, Jr. 

oidro Lee Faust 

advertisement has a third dimension - thickness, 

rrahos. rlte^trick 

Thickness is circulation, the number of 

areus Orbpiry Word 

Bias Wasor 

advertisements printed and actually delivered 

J. QarmaB, Jr. 

William Robert Garr, Jr. 

You pay for an advertisement on the basis of length - 

EUlne Garrelt 

iric Eltaheth GWTett. 

and width, but what you really buy is the 

jnda Sue GaalaU 

Bileen- OeTnor 

opportunity to talk about your merchandise 

dra Louiso Gltaon 

Gillinîam 

and service to a specified number of readers. Laid 

ol Adele Ooepf ; 

[Albert Jaeoil Odtm 

one upon another, a one inch stack of 

ilta Maria Grant 

your advertisements in this newspaper 

IJphn Ethvard Graham 

equals 300 homes reached. 

are i 

rta Elvira Gregory 

|S,indni Grc-Kury 

lRuth Alice Hninra 

IPntuda Gail Haincs 

Thickness... or circulation... is the dimension 

ILJnliL Jean Haley 

that gives promise to your sales message, that it will 

1 Kathy Melindu Halvorien 

•Qiml Ann Hanstecn 

reach potential customers. It is important for you to know 

IWillmm Sleven Hartley 

•Edinii Gilbrrt Heck. Jr 

one inch 

whether this thickness is a promise or a fact. 

lBjrb.ir.1 Elisabeth HrrKirt 

IRiclmrtl Alan Hobbaiigh 

IRilnna Jcjin HOOVLT 

The ABC insigne .assures you that our 

I Danid FYpdnck Horn 

circulation is measured by the highest 

J'Bcrt Hiiward Horton 

|Cunl Ann Hdrwath 

Standards in the advertising and publishing V 

Knthryn MuU* 

Isharyn Ilia Hurt! 

industry. It is the symbol of our membership 

thick 

fBjrliini IJCV Hurst 

Lynne Button 

in the Audit Bureau of Circulations. 

[M.iry Alice Hyrle 

|lUi_h.in1 JfKrph .Jncloon 

ABC is an independent auditing association whose 

|Oirol Bclh Jeffi-rson 

IJIKIR Jeffries 

sole purpose is to give accurate and factual circulatiop - ; 1 

' "plants ordered for (he affair,by 

the Hydrangea Festival Oammittee 

ere ajsallaWs for a nofninal BIBI> at 

Bert's Paao aop. Further iidgtmajSDn 

may be i^taineclito' oaUing 399- 

312L , , , 

CAUL D. 

•AY AVENUE DIAL 

Mwj 

nade 

Club 

1 "4 

1 ' , l ! l 

•'./ 

* 

si 

'1 rt 

r 

k 

I 11 

. I 

vtl

% 

i i 

237 Graduates 

At Mainland 

j b -> LJWWOOD — The comrnonrcmont 

•/ prograin for the 237 fntifnbeijs of 

* Mainland Rqgiorsal'^ High School 

^ ? QasS-o* 1967 was held last t-vcnlns 

3* 

T7»ei'jjnjgram' opened with the tai- 

ditioria].- "pomp and ditumstence", 

Pjaypd by the High School band. 

Following invocation offered by Ri-v. 

William B. Tbielldng. pastor of Beth- 

el Methodist diutth. Sbtners Rjint, 

the nigh school Cbncert CJioir san* 

"No Man Ig an Island" 

The first address af. the evening, 

"Our- Challenge — Moral Integrity" 

was delivered by Douglas Houser. af- 

ter which Patreia Knefelz spoke on 

"Our Responsibility — Cnmmunica- 

Uan". 

titled 

Pag* 5, Section 4 

i 

I 

i 

Ruth Lamberd sang a -wlo of 

"CUmb Every Mountain" after which 

the final address oi the evening 

"Our DestJnaUfsi — Tomorrow's 

World", vras given by Ricfurd And 

Robert Oif-iter principal nffici- 

iited ot the recognition of Honor Stu- 

dents and award winners Robert 

A. Oldis. school Mipenntendent pre- 

sented the dUiss and diplorruLS uerr- 

presented by Walter Hansen, presi- 

dent of Ule Board of Educ-ittion 

assisted by Allred S Wescott 

Ttie Class of 1967 sane the "Alma 

Mattr" nnd benvdietion was pro- 

nounced by Rev. Thielrdng. 

Graduation Tonight 

Af Township School 

MARMORA — Graduation exer- 

CL-BS for eigth graders at Upper 

Tbwnshjp Elementary School will be 

held tonight (Friday) at 8 pjn in 

the school 

Planner! fnr the dosing suremony 

is a pageant ihowinj; the trrnds in 

music and dancing down through 

the history of this country from 

1776 (o the present Space Age These 

trends will be twplained through 

speeches, costumes sceneiy, song-s 

and dances. 

Graduate* Uttmd 

Paga 5, SMtian 4 

The School Glee dub will supple- 

ment the program, which is enti- 

tled 'The Best Goes On," The pub- 

lic. Li invited to attend. 

Each member of the eigth grade 

class is involved on some enmmittew 

in planning and producing the pro- * 

Cram., 

Academy Graduate 

PINE BEACH - Cadet Alfred C 

Benson anofllr and Mrs. Alfred 

G Benson, 1608 Central av vras 

graduated manly ftim the Admir- 

al Farragut Academy in colorful 

naval atrrases. 

Cadet Bernm pUyed varsity foot- 

hall and was crxapfcun of the team 

varsity track, and was a member^ 

of the CJiapel, Misnograrn and 

weightliffi^ dubs, and served on 

TO Hap Committee He abo ramni 

a seaman apprentice naval ranns 

$13,753 State Funds 

For Guidance Center 

. C4PE MAT COURT HOUSE 

— Trie Board of trustees of the 

Cape Miry County guidance Center ' 

heH its June meeting with EwsJacm 

Florence C Speck presiding. 

Edwin W. Coofa?. adtrarHsfTative 

director,, cepMtBtl ka the Board Hoi 

Ul&New Jersey Department if In. 

- sUtuUons has approval ttie Center's 

1967-68 budget and has aBocahrf o 

grant of 513,753. towards ihe Gui- 

dance Center's operation tor the 

next 12 months. 

The waiting; list was reduced Irom 

59 AJ 50 during the month art Oonke 

reported that the waiting period 

should be reduced further later thb 

, menth whoa p^ychoJogiEt JJm ' 

Bruno begun spending an adVBtiatl- 

al two days a week at the Center. 

' IHSTALUmoH SERVICE 

The Qevai O'0ock Club Of Gersnv 

lUtn^Tempte 469 wfll hoid te second 

annual iaHatleaon"EeTvkv at Mice- 

dbtshÂMfaodM Cburch fiundhy at 

^7:30, p;-m;; Tte Rar. Mertett WJse 


ClASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS . 

CLASSIFIED AD RATES 

Advertisements for these columns should' be In the 

office of the Sentinel-Ledger FOR TUESDAY EDITION not 

jUlcr than Saturday Noon for regular -classified section and 

not later than Monday noon for fhi- Too-Uite-Todasslfy 

Friday edition, NOON WEDNESDAY for regular daffiihed 

section and THURSDAY NOON for the TOOiATETO- 

C1ASSIFY. 

One Time. 25 Words or Lesp. TJ fjrj 

Me per word exceeding 2a word ) 

Ad Running 5 Consecutive Times with 25 W'oids or 

Llss "•"• 5100 

Ads requiring Bov Numbers, 2-~-e JLJo-c 

— All Claisiiicd Advertising Cash — 

TOO LA IE TO CLAiÎK^ ADS 25c E.V1HA 

Copy nulled in, Knen to represenlulive or brought to 

office perionjlly, MUST HE ACCOMPANIED BY CASH OR 

STAMPS to etnei cost Copy aLcpted mei phonn 1S 

tourtesy and convenience to customoj R.niiltance must be 

in before advertisement is set in type 

Clarified DiBphiy Advernsing - 20c p«r AE-Ue Line 

IN MEMORIAM 

HORACF N JORDAN In |ovl 

memory of my husband on c 

1967 we0 

hour Call after 5 p m 

per h 399 

tf 

GRILLE MAN OVER 18 Good pay 

e^Wwced and local erea 

ST., p '*'» rr « i M «« be able to 

start work weekends then steady 

Phone for interview 

24«t 

R "!iFAST COOK, good i^.ry _ 

Klftjon H.lp — Diift machln. ~> 

"'*T Call 399 

SAVORY SUB SHOPPE eSl Aibu.v TIGHF !> SERVICE iTATiON AND 

I Avfc 399 4159 Social—hot do« L " lcr "~"ette Route 0 Tuckahoe 

EMPLOYMENT AGENCY 5 "ZftSTJ'S.SSi "£ZZ"X 0- h " ^"~d'XI r^ 

«. II HI f H °""* r mu « ••!' srrou.lt of health 

__ t jll 628-2J45 for informal.. 

INSTRUCTIONS 

PLUMBERSand LaOore,, _ ,,„„, 

. "**• sq°d wages. T?ie Point C 

Ibucbon Co 171 w Jofinioo A 

SOTTWS, Po.nl 927 2847 „ 

AUTO DRIVING LESSONS SouUi 

-Jersey Automobile Drrver Trsinms 

School, jl E. Verona Blvd Pieas^ 

arryqlle Door to door urvlt, 

Oirouanoyt South .»»y ln^7r 

"*»1 c«1.f,cat. wnom 

pieuon ot crxifse. This school rs 

Mcenud and accred.ted by the State 

gf N. J. Reaspnaoie rites. Dial 

646-2140 or &41-412G. » 

LEARN TO PLAY THE CUITAH _ 

"' »«es Programed ftw beetn 

riers and 'ntermediate Ind irldual in 

Mruction given to each student Cm 

Jo-El McLaugniin 399 1568 after 5 

P rtt ^ 

FREE SAILING 

LESSOKS 

wiHl pur-chaw of 

SAILFISH or 

SUNFI5H 

MRS. MARTIN 


on love, DKctu, Iksalrii, 

luck or diHd pnMwni. 

Rsunhs tha Htunli, etc. 

Can htrfp you on extreme 

problems. Firtt time in 

your am. 

CENTRALX.Y LOCATED. 

Dial 344-9276 

Card or Palm. 

Full Life Readings. 

FOR RENT -^ Ston*. near 5 i ID 

1OO% tocAtion. available Sept 

1st Vnt t EJ & 

LUNCHEONETTE PLUS , 

and 

Thi, , 

efty „„, 

s reasonable Coastal 

Atiaodc Ave 399 3889 

UNEEDA 

TOOL 

A$k us; wa rent 

most any kind! 

Ph.399-2227 


75S ASBURY AVENUE 

Tn WEST AVENUE ""OT 

COMMERCIAL 

REFRIGERATION 

AND 

AIR CONDITIONING 

SERVICE 

SERVICE 24 HOURS A DAY 

F. J. Sannino & Son 

7N Aibury Avanim 

PHONE IOT-OW 

ICE MAKERS, FREEZERS, 

WALK IN BOXES 

ALL TYPES COMMERCIAL 

EQUIPMENT 

pnx>- 

dition: 

330 

FQft RENT—5(ore a,,d off.ee, 1OO0 

*q ft. eacJ>. Centrally located 

V*ry reasonable R- Faraîan, 34 

Say A«#L 

tf (Fridays) 

THROW PAPA drm- 

hit Me for- trî 

Thorncr 4. 8th ^. near 

.Open a am. to 10 p.m 

«* " 

SHOP AND OFFICE Spacs Available 

Oil Iwl Vicinity 4th & Asbury 

Ave Only 150 per month C*fl 

Coastal ^ ffealty 330 Atlantic Ave 

COMMERCIAL BUILOING presently I 

roller ska(lns nnk laundry and 

orf.ces 12,000 iq ft one block to 

FOB HOMEOWNERS 

~UH5, 

_rm?sJT_ KK 

tiooo 

J5OO0 

16.07 

26.79 

B«0. 

22.60 

33.90 

- 

33.90 

"4SJQ- 

5H5O 

5H5O 

67.80 

mm 

3 HR CONnOENTMl SERVICE 

Lie. Uwnr QI.IL »». W. MM 

th« st^.r* his __„. ._, 

««a* got;* fty to qu3|iT,#d &UV 

i*ai- Say A«e \ ftealtcrri. 226 W- 

jr»d Sun 

& 16 

rng avallAhl 

Ball £ Wood* 

Ave. 399-3BOo 

DANA £ ',mou* baUeti good now irt 

CJ»i HOOK lOfrti AJJ Tamou* r-*ci 

p*35 in bfttyk: form Pick up 3 copy 

*( Thor-nt-,. etti St near D sy Av# 

6 16 

SAVE NOW DURING OUR FIRST ... 

ON QUALITY USED CARS!! 

THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL 

1W5MUSTANO H.r«opr 

'^RAMBLER AMERICAN, 

1W RAMBLER Amh.ua, 

rml "MW. 

RAMBLER Stoltan 

O FALCON 

Swim. Slandanl tm 

minimi. 0» HMT. 

M CHEVY IM Air 

MDT 

SMion 

OM 

LUNCHEONETTE AND 4 APArTT 

I menu This is a wonderful op 

, portunity to buy a well established 

, buuness It is kept very dean and 

has rirst cl»-s equipmAnt There 

aro 4 epartm*nts All can be rent 

ed on a yearly ba«Js There are 

many extras This is well worth in 

XîfcTv. Co " t31 """>• 330 

Morgan's Wharf 

- 54H> St.. Avalgn. M. J 

Tslcphona M7-51I1 

NEEDLE CRAFT NOOK 

Begins Meyer 

YARNS .. NEEDLEPOINT 

CREWEL 


Hand KnHt Eipertly Finished 

UNUSUAL GREETING CARDS 

The Flanders 

ALUMINUM SCREENS and storm 

windows Reicreened and 

lass .nstalled Miami Somers Co. 

JO Kin. tr^.1, o, ca 

? d«se. Monday wS 

Years c. 

tirml Call 399 7B03 

Weekends 

y . Z, 

some for u 

414 Atlantic A»e. StxrHn 

PROF/SERVICES 

FURNITURE RESTORED „ 

663-8162 ' 

ZfNITHLOANCO. 


WINDOW GLASS 

REPLACED 


Glass 

926. Aibury Ave. 

399-2224 

BETWEEN 9th and loth 

RUBBER STAMPS—Mad* to OnJH 

Prompt Oftlivary Re^.onUDI* Me 

1»nr> m, 326 Atlantic Avt, Dial 

3Q9 0711 tf 

STORM SASH 

AND SCREENS 

REPAIRED 


Glass 

926 Asbury Ave. 

399-2224 

BETWEEN 9th and IDIh 


FRANCIS Li 

SAILBOAT 

IMMEDIATE | 

AUTOMOTIVE 

COMPLETE BATHING AND GROOM 

Ing for all breeds. Call Holly 

Hills Boordlnji Kannels. 927-2140. 

IRISH SETTER PUPPIES — Males S. 

Females. AKC registered. Cham 

pjon bloou line. 399 7298. 6 16 

TWO ADOKAULE KITTENS— Lrxikmi 

for a new hoirie five weeks old 

for a new home, five weeks 

Jeautiful marking*. No charge, 

course. Call 399 5654 

, of 

6 23 

19€i5 VGH Convsrtibl* | 

ing (>rt*-,i e»cell*»nf m 

_ _ „ „_ [ 

POODLES A K, C ^Quality atotl*. 

6 weeks, shots. bl4Ch and silvi-r 

small miniature, mal« and- female ' 

fl?5. 1912 Ferndale rjriv« .For ap- [ 

pointmont 399-2887. 6-23 


14-FOOT THOMPSON RUNABOUT — 

Clinker built. Comploto with con 

trot*, trailer, 3% h.p. Lvinrudo mo 

toe, gsm tAnh, S350 AIM> t»ave some 

extras a\Zj*ilablsV"-3rith(>f', &f*% t£nk, 

paddle, motor carrier, s*>^t CLiitV 

ions Tclophono 927-6552. tf 

BOAT StIP FOR ftFFMT Wil 

mod a to up to 30 bo^t 

on Ferndalo Dri F 

39000 i 

•bdd 

*a*l_t.OI.) 

at 35 J 

& It, 

1962r 13'G" MFG. 

h.p. Used one 

r(jl», ill rtecc^sary cquiDmo 

399.1363 anytime? before 

After, call 3990430. S-49&. 

L 19f>3 \r fiberglass boat, seats 

. w#th /S h-p. Jolunsori motor 

*J*MT:ttiC St^rttrr 1 . 3ii Wa*. 

•64 Ford Oal. "BOO" 4.0,, 

Earl B. Prenot, Jr. 

TREE SERVICE 

Treo-Topplng, Removal ond 

JPrumnE — All Work Done 

by TittKTienced Men. 

Psnwul Supwittsn 

and Inwrancs. 

FRKE fcSTTMATES 

Call 399-5721 

DRUCK 

fONTIAC - CADILLAC 

" TEMPEST 

12Ht & Atbtiry Av*. 

OW 39W432 

Til ANTENNA 

• • SALES A SERVE 

BEL*" SOPPOBrnNG 

TOWERS 

Amu H. Sctruft 

Barbera S. Brooks 

SCHUFF 

— ELECTRIC -— 

710 Asbmy Avenue 

DIAL 3*9-1242 

COMPLETE 

KITCHEN 

Planning Service 

Ted Taylor's 

KfTCHEN 

SHOWROOM 

93S At bury 399-6433 

W. EARL 

NORTH 

7th & Bay 399-2936 

• Furniture Reflni.hlng 

• Furniture Repairing 

• Cabinet Work 

THOMPSON (1902) 17 B 

90 hp motor (19G5) 

%tart 

equip 

Road 

, condition 

May DA it*} 

ill 199 ^404 

Fully 

dlnut 

6 23 

- SKEECRAFT — Cabin, wood 

boat, good condition. mSrty ex 

tt>s.. 1550. 3124 Wer*t A*, w^nh- 

e«.d*. -• . .tf (Friday*) 

dnvM 

6 4393 

19S(> CHEW two 

1963 VOLKSWAGEN eUS-UHJ u " 

TRUCKS FORSM.lV 

A COMPLETE UNI 0», 

TRUCKS 

PARTS s settMCBf:••; 

-A" USED TRUtKt .*-'' 

1960 CHEVY P1CK41P, H-T* 

MOVER 

• MOTORS -•'• 

Mth St. 4 W«t Art. MM 

WANTED 

WANTED—A 

I" th- 

Cerltr II A 

MARINE 

ELECTRONICS 

• SALES A SERVICE • 

Small Slorc"-; Large St6or. 3994)267. 6-30 (Fridays 

!6 ALL CEDAR SKIFF, compass 

head." excellent condition plu 

many extras) Kurmuth. marine en' 

Hlntr—less than . 2O hours. Will 

ureridcel Call 399.1346 or 399.4891 

to inspect. •" ; ; - 7-7.. (Fridays) 

CHRIS CRAFT ?0r Utility, 1B5 hp, 

fully equipped, perfect condition 

excellent for 1 itater'shl. $1200. Ap 

i 1 B f t 

exc 

ply 

O 

llent for itate 

Hallamarine. 

City 

shl. 

112S QayfrvHtt 1 

PRIVATE St-•• Go«f 

shape $.73 946 Pleasure Ave Call 

399 6436 6-16 

16* BRISTOL—35 hp Mercury en 

(In* Both in top condition Must 

sacrifice Any reasonable offer. 399 

0S56 after 6pm or weekends tf 

WISHIN', BUT CAN'T OO FISHIN* 

•59 15' WFO. -59 45 h p Johnson 

plus trml«r and nrtrK. fSSO 399 

3213 6.26 

JUPE HrDROPLANE with steering 

Wheel and cable* $80, anchor %3 

ti h l 15 

Wheel and cabl 

steering wheel 

lWt 

Car Radio* Repaired 


•JggWLA wja 

vice 

Mramct 

YALE KEYS 

30c ^ch 

QUICK SERVICE 

* $80, anchor %3 

15 aacti B94 4th 

6-30 

2O FT CUNKEfl BUILT open sea 

sdlff Inboard 109 H P G^y en 

gine Lovette auto bilge pump, out 

rin-me?I«re—(Soels7"(nien'»y 

pants, lady * knit suit size 1. „ 

sreen sha« rust 4 s G g 16 

' 20' 

fcondltlon. 

I City. 

Boat trailer, hi affioal- 

110* Bay Av*""*, 

IS FT LVMAN and 35 h p *l.ctric 

,,John»on. ga.s t»nk, controls, as It, 

4100 00 Any evarring after 5 P M 

n 3nug H*rbor Call 399-0008 o"23 

SAILBOAT — 16' Comat No 3240 

Completa with trailer tujeron Mil. 

rwdy to mi, CM 399^977. 6 

3 TV AND RADIO Tube tagjn 1 

riellt Dispenser* a/IO.J'S, \ 

thai sell from *1 SO »nH J. . 

value W.000 s*ll •» W,>ta 

399-O911. '-»M 

BOSTON WHALER—35 h p Mercury 

-equipped. »475. Call 3904032 

IB' THOMPSON — With 35 hp el- 

Z? tB J2X22' Sir 111 'JH& 

«, can Ed Mty 

-\ 1 1 - 

CASH WEQISTER, Reaja"* 1 ^ " 

1688. 1158 Asbilry An*. 

Cell 399^)°75. 

WANTED—4JSED CARS, TiJ 

TrKtors. S0«n*iM«»' 1 

lir* acce 

B0.1 

Bring Quick I 

TO ALL 

COMMERCIAL 

BUYERS 

I U Hi* Hnw to Ralamp 

with 

"SYLVANIA 

LAMPS" 

Wholesale 

|A. C. ELECTRIC 

SUPPLY CO. 

fjsee Howurd tor quote 

1145 WEST AVE, 

OCEAN CITY 

Jtt-3130 

I REFRIGERATORS, range*. «" 

-jtatic washer*, water healers, 

li," Corson Electric, 7b2 West 

mJ! - "248 6 30 

TE SET $20 00—Refrigerator 

silent condition »30 formica 

and chairs, hallway ca'pffUMK. 

Camera .w/bae—Flash at- 

_jn4nts etc Bay Breeze, 345 

|Ai/e. Phone 399-3080. tf 

mNGEA—Very flue quality. Ml 

jtls of evergreen*. Connelly. 494 

I Shore Road, Clarnwnt, N. J. 

1248. 6-23 

SlE TIGUfS SHOP—Gifts old, 

1 and unusual, open dally 10 

[5:30 P.M. 633 Asoury Ave. 9 1 

MARLETTE MOBILE HOME— 

, x 50 w/20 fL eicienslon 

J,n, air conditioning gun heat 

filled, 2 bedrooms, completely 

Idul location C»ll 399- 

NEW 75 WATT Ray Jefferso.1 

&7S commercial type 

duty r^dlo telephnr e Regular 

S495—Special $?25 Only 3 

Johnson s Marine Eloctronics 

[ Bay Ave 399 2221 tf 

, — China Glass, Lamps 

Shop open from 9 30 to 

~ selection authenticated 

;ny Collectors please call 

[appointment R6d>> HOU"SB~ An 

Central Ave at Bargain 

.ike off Route 9, Linwood 

bilks 9Z7-4tOU 6 30 (Friday) 

FOR SALi 

DtfeK—Coutd 

• be used 

399 2007 

fj 16 

||V Sterecorder tape deck—464 

track multiplex ready 

_. . . l*enty hours use Con 

• heard at 1157 Simpson Avenue 

1 City $70. film 

frERSIBLE FIBRE RUG 9 x 12 *7 

nattress covers $1 and 50c 

J wood dryers 50c 25c stroll 

1)2, walnut da*k ctislr 12 0B4 

I st 6 16 

DNDE Haywood Wakafield turn), 

fare complete—Dining room table. 

' chairs, ctllni cHuet. Living 

t sofa, two chairs, two tables, 

r lampi hassock, TV, slip cov 

I and drapes to matcii- Excellent 

Call 399.8390, °~ 16 

TELEVISION W5 00 Spur" 

ter 120 00 Double bed, mat 

; $5 00 16] Simpson Av* 6 16 

GE SALE—Washer, space heaL 

lady's «t>lt club*, and other 

old good Call 399 1441 

6 23 (Fri ) 

LAWN MOWER good qondl 

, J20 Call 399 0257 » "• 

!A Frltfldalre Irnperlal 

settings Uk« neW 

accept best offer 399 3G45 

250 Monza 1964 Excel 

condition 9600 miles Call 

i 399-8970 " >6 

8 CU FT f. Cro?ley rslrlg 

rr clean Bnd In good condl 

„._!• t *-ic l_n..IMt al 

, small fre 

[Jl Wast Ave 

In good condl 

*35 Inquire at 

• 30 

. ' ^ ~-~ 

FB0ARD 9'8" Duke Kahsnamo- 

> Wetstilt and Top Carrier *100 

Dlate 2509 Asbury Phone 399 

£ IG 

i BEFORE YOPR EYES — on 

r new carpet — remove them 

Blue Lustre Rent electric 

ipooer 11 Western Auto Asso 

I Store Somer* Point Shopplna 

6 lp 

UE ITEMS—Uirg. pine drop 

-table *135. early Amerloan 

cupboard J175OO early 

lancan Jatly cubboard $50, marble 

t> dresser $63, old mahogany ores- 

* large $40, large oval mirror $20, 

*'l square mirror aio 7 antique 

. • $> 50_$10 It | bras* rireplace 

. t rail $30 Frlaldalr* refngtrator, 

ly«ar. 16 cu Tt 15S Ib 1rMt»t. 

Fut free 1125 9 chain $9 99 For small 

and larga feat, Wilbur Coon $24 95 

value now $7 77 Men's name 

brand shoes 1/3 to ^ off regular 

price Hilton's 920 Shore Road, 

comers Point Open weekday* 10 to 

9 Sunday 10 to 6 Additional dls 

count for Senior Citizens 6 27 

GAS tfa&h burner. Good condition. 

OH 927-7290- 6-"* 

$30 

REFRIGERATOR GE. perfect, 

Henmofe vacuum cleaner, t#nk 

typ«r with accflssOriAs, perfed. $2&. 

2 floor lamps, $2 50 each Ores*** 1 

with drawers >4. RuS plocM, nice 

corvdition. \2 each. 3998409. 6-16 

REAL ESTATE—SALE 

BAVFRONT (Printo UH w com 

rn.vt.li!) 2 •pmrtmenta. lit f!,. 3 

ledropm*, ate. SrrtJ fl, isfM* dorm 

iturtmanf -- * -'-- 

YEAR 'ROUND 2 family In Gardens, 

one level, oil hot water heated, 2 

bedrooma In eaon unit Pleasant res 

Idantlal ar« S13.S00 Hlllwaea 

Realtor 14 Atlti A 6-16 

Idatlal ar« S13.S00 

Realtor. 14 Atlantic Ava. 

ea 

16 

SIX APARTMENTS, excellent condl 

tlon $30,000 £li bedroom cot 

age fumlihed $19,000 3 Apart 

fumisned, $16 506 Cottag* and Du 

plax, extra lot, $30,000 4 Apart 

menu and lot, $14,aOO Bungalow, 

haet fumlihed $14,000 Owner* 

*end listings Olive MacPherson. 

Broker 13th & West Av* «-lo 

OARDENS, one level home, Hvlni 

room. dinlnB room, modem elac- 

trio kitchen, foundry, 3 tndroofns, 

bath Oil hot water heated Very 

good condition. Furnished. Only 

115,000. Hlllegui, Realtor, 14 Af 

lantlc Ave. 6 16 

NICE HOME, heated. Unfumlahad, 

living room, dlnlns room, modern 

kHetlen, 4 bedroom!. Ule both. Da. 

tacheo werslied lâr sarase. Es- 

tra loL only *19,000, Dlttrlch, Inc. 

Resltw., 8th & W*i/ey Ava 

tf (Friday) 

LOVELY COTTAGE In the Garden*. 

n*ar the beach Large living room 

with fireplace, dining room. Kitchen, 

meld s room, powder roorn up 

stairs. 3 bedroome, tile bath plus 

2 e*tr» play rooms OH hot watar 

heated 50 x 100 lot Fumljhed 

$31,000 Hlllesess, Realtor. H At- 

lantlc Ave sV-16 

LOTS FOR SALE 

BEESLLYS POINT BUILDING LOT, 

10CT x 112. In encollont develop- 

ment. $1,900. Coastal Realty. 330 

Atlantic Avenue. tf 

FURNISHED Income Apartments, 2 

with hot water heat. Brick con 

structlon Ponnlyn Place near the 

beach Garage Suver get* summer 

rent, $291*0 Fnlleg.M Realtor, 

14 Atlantic Ave 6-1G 

ATTRACTIVE HEATED HOME with 

rental rooms and apartrnent 

Veer round location—near nore*, 

churches and boardwalk- Inspection 

£J aj^ntment Call Wlri,am Real 

tor, 810 Ocean A»a 399-0900 6 16 

F "2,ud,n C g° > 3 H n : . f< . C ted L .p.rl^ li .*.J 

OCtAN CITY—Improved lot 5644 

Asbury Ave 45 x 100 $4500 or 

best offer Call 399 1283 6-16 

REAL ESTATE—SALE 

MARMORA — 30 Norwood Road 

2 house* north of Marmora fire 

house 3 bedrooms with a detach 

ed 2 car garage 96' lot ">U«e 

A bargain for quick sale 6 16 

QUALITY THROUGHOUT—Yes. we 

ar* excltaa: atioot this PfW^. 

, offer* e cfworful street level 

ajMrtmefit a lovely owrmr s apart 

Sent. 8 guest rooms a I »Jth TV 

sets, a suite of room*, oil hot water 

heat and • 2-car garage This I* a 

choice comer location near oeocn 

end boardwelk. We assure you that 

If* well worm seeing- Priced 

126,500 Can today Cojrftal R»an» 

330 Atlantic Ave 399 3889. tf 

&MALL HOTEL priced to tell at 

$13,800 00 Sixteen rooms and 

paint brushes, am 

Ninth"399?*6'3 C /' 

PALERMO — Ideal retirement home, 

only Jo 000 00 Living room, din 

.tt., 'kitchen two bedrooms, baft 

Sarige Oil heat Deep lot for veg 

stable of flowers Mc5ulre A«encv. 

stable of flowers Mc6 

Real Estate 399-2636 

lei tor '" lnwdl *ûr** : lgJS% 

need WI^.K. n R«ltciT810*CK«u; 

Ave 

ZARGE APARTMENT HOUSE-SI« 

spartmentl and 7 rooms, also 

famTly quafier* and garage. APP£ 

H Lear. 816 Wesley Ave " 

SEAVILLE — Peaceful, suburban Ufa 

iJV^^rU'^^Kcnr 

oil 

Litata 399 263G 

DISTINCTIVE MULTI LEVEL HOME. 

Year old. spacious corner prop 

beach Many a.lr. 

ealfor. 14 Atlant-t. Ay. 

Cnil'1 M"»e. 

50 X 115 lot. 

400 Robert L 

2700 Aabury Ai 

• S 4 BH * BBU, »«•••-' 

wTCh.m Raaltqr, 810 Ocean A«^ 

fully fumlsneo anon w-,« "--Tk 

iT. Daacli, Rani* go to h"/*.,,";" 

000 Hlllegra*. manor. 1* *"»J?j 

Ave 

ATTRACTIVE CottWt roar 3rd St. 

Baech. Hot watar haatad *^J 

ronmi, 1st fl Cani Be •P 

Guaat Hous. licensed Fan 

of,ley Quick setjlement 

FurnishJd No P"*" '' 

HTllegecs, Realtor, 14 

1400 West Ay 

YEAR 'ROUND COttig. Hvjn| rojjnj, 

' cHnlntf ro«n kitchen, 2 ft ' 

PALERMO. NJ —Vacation cotUjje 

nn> ml< scnp>iw(*> Camanl patla and many 

eitras. Priced right. 

• OEESLEY'S POINT ("Old Bees 

ley's Po-nt School House" 

1SB9) Mere you can be Hie 

bell rlngar as the original bell 

still hangs. In tha cupola ol 

this converted school house 

now consisting of |ivlnH room 

kitchen. 4 bedrooms, bath and 

powder room Newly heated 

By baseboard IIHI Exterior 

remain* tha same. Large play 

yard 120' « 300' Offered 

lie 7OO unfurnished 

• COTTAOE near Gardens- liu- 

Ing roam., kitchen with din 

Ing erea, 3 small bedrooms 

and bath $9800 Fumlelied 

Comer lot may be Iriclud- 

.ad for 14200 

• PALERMO New ranch type cot 

T tag", living room, dining room 

kitchen 2 bedrooms, tile bath, 

full basement Oil hot air heat 

vallabla (or qualified buyer. 

• niVIERA AREA Ranch H" 

lining room, dinlnB area 3 

Bedrooms, tile bath, utility 

room total electric house 

DMached 2-car garage Lot 

65" x 100', Excellent Ye*r 

• Bound- Value tor $33,900. 

UnfUmlsh*d.: 

• GMtDENS CAPg COD Ctny 

t Aanelled living room with fir* 

plac. kltchmi, 2 bedrooms 

and bath, located on first 

tloor Second floor'2 tied 

rooms. Oarage, utility room 

Furnished.. .heitad : :. home 

4$0Q 

»Z4,$0Q . 

BELL & WOODS 

REALTORS 

226 Weft Avenue 

399-3800 

Engo- 

MARMORA, Four tradmOOM. * 

Th!» attractive home on a 

comer lot. In an axcellant location, 

also ha* •_l*rge_dlniiia-rlW(n, oil 

heat wlttl lummer winter hook-up 

Utility room and may* otliar f*a- 

tures that fnBke It • ':Marrm) Best 

Buy- Inuect ttira Coajail Realty, 

S36 AtlantlcAve. «9-3889 tf 

A DUPLEX FOR *I4,000> Sound Im- 

poHibla, Not at Coaatal Realty 

TfiU duplax offers • heated 3 bad 

room apartment plus » 2*A bedroom 

•partmant. Botli rented Wo •••- 

seat you hurry for Uils one Cos; 

Realty. 330 Atlantic Avenu* 

SI1,$00 RIVIERA RANCHER Atti 

tlva a bedroom horn* near Lagoon 

In aactlon of fine homes: coastal 

Realty. 330 Atlantic Ava. tf 

» BEDROOMS. 1W BATHS, tSemlly 

room, gas heat, largo lot. Modem. 

Good condition. Only *M,5O0 

down to aualifled buver 

H«lty, 4M0 Atbuiy Av*. 

GRACE 

— REALTY — 

18,h St. A Afbury Av#. 

FOR RED CARPET 

TREATMENT 

> 12 UNIT APT- MOTEL — Ap. 

pruxl gross Income, $20,000- 

Buyar to receive proportion- 

ate summer income, $140,000- 

Completa as la. 

BUILDING LOTS —*V * 

115' each—WatV end Sewer 

—Up to Qrad»—$44OO. ca 

. ACROSS FROM BEACH — Du- 

plex 4 Bedroom — 2 Bath 

apfi. each floor huted and 

furnished. 2 Car ssrage. Ex- 

cellent condition- 75% rented 

for this season. $39,000-00. 

1 WESLEY AVE. —Acrose from 

beat baaeh. 4 bedroom Cot 

tags with a 2 bedroom apaft- 

msrrt. Furnished. Make offer. 

RANCHER — 2 bedrooms tile, 

bath, IMng room, kitchen/din- 

ette, utility room. Heated. 

Carport, extra W let. $18,600 

Fumlshad. 

COMMERCIAL INVESTMENT— 

Thraa stores, two eparbnents. 

Approi- gross Income $10,500. 

80% fbianclns to qu.llflod 

. . . FRANKLIN 

WILLIAMS 

Real Eatata 

Did you ««•i»4s 

1P.M. (d«t) 

SAT,, JULY 1 

Excsll^nt wMr-rfrvn* &•(• fully 

bulkheaded & Mtad Offenng 125 

feat frWrtagG Ofi ttt* Inland Wat 

«rway with full riparian rights! 

Rwdy for (mmodi.>1V opntion 

aoit dock for 4O space* plus 

1% story building faaturin^ ful 

fd aled RE&TAU 

OOl ctrrunter, 

chkrcoal erJls & fireplace 

aquipped hltch#fl P'u* 3 bad' 

room LIVING QUARTERS. Op 

portuntty for conu^vJon Into 

spacious year-round ti 

rittoenc* 5ff K 95* WATCR 

FRONT LOT with pi*r •% sm**JI 

bids, may ba purchss«d Hpa 

* t " y REQUEST 

FREE BROCHURE 

1% story building faa 

Iv Aqufpp«d panaled 

ft ANT with l0_£lOOl 

& 

6311 

REAL ESTATE — REIpT 

APTS. FOR 

2-rJEDROOM APARTMENT — Large, 

airy rooms cool, comfartabl* and 

cheerful Convenient neighborhood 

Available, for **a>on. jnontti or 

week. 309 4th Street Phona 399 

4»>4 •» 

3 BEDROOM Apartment 6 Large 

room* and bath Twin bad* In all 

badrooms Front and back pod - 

TV and parking for two car* 

ply 230 Ocaarl Av» 

BBS 5th &T Beach Block—-9 bee! 

rooms mod kitchen 1st fl sleep* 

9 Off Jtraet parking Available July 

1st to uly 15th Also 1 and 2 boo 1 

room apt* available 399*785 6-30 


1429 CENTRAL AVE.—4 bedroom, 

well equipped, 2nd floor apart- 

ment .open for iesl hair of season 

1600 2 Bedroom 1st floor apart 

rnent open alter 7 29-67 two weeks 

or more rentals Apply 1431 Can 

tral Ave. 1st Moor. ©-23 

GROUND FLOOR APARTMBNT. near 


and cheerful Sleeps 4 or 5 Elec- 

tric kitchen. Full season »1«25. 

half-season fSSO. Write Prince, 

1D2S Wesley Ave., Ocean City, or 

call (201) 263-0052. tf 

BUSINESS WOMAN will •h»re her 

gradou* home with mafTled 

couple or two ladle* for the sum- 

mer *ea*on Riviera Section. Priv- 

ate bath and kitchen privllege*. 

Write Box No 517, Sentinel Ledger, 

tf 

GARDENS. OCEAN FRONT— tpad- 

ous 1st fl apartment, pdvatv 

krklns Open porch, cable service 

,1^ TV Guarded beech Month 

pr 2 weeks now, *ea*on, half (Ba- 

son or month for 1968 Call 399- 

0525 6J9 

EFFICIENCY APARTMENTS, weekly 

or monthly clean rooms, airy 

oonshes Laurel Hall, 4B Wesley ML 

393J1800 6-30 

2 DCDROOM apartments—Centrally 

located Weekly or monthly •"•atl 

399-4524 6-^3 

NEWLY Rl 40VATED apartment — 

Near the Bay, 2 bedroom, fully 

furnished, all new bath June, last 

2 weeks of July, all August. 399. 

0249 

6 1» 

502 11TH ST — 1st fl apartment, 

sleeps 6 to 9 persons Corner 

exposure, close to beach and board 

walk. TV and wather Half sw 

ion monthly or weekly Apply 

—1 the ?nd fl 6-16 

EL PLAZA. 60S Ocean Ave.. Efflc! 

ency hDusakaepIng apartments, 

private baths sleep 2 to 5 per 

sons 155*5 75 week Csterlng to 

mlddle-kged couples and f»mllle» 

Dial 395 1231 9 1 

1115 17 CENTRAL AVE-— Modem 

clean apartments. sle"P. •" «"> 

eight, weekly, also cfiearful room* 

by day or week. pa'kinH Special 

une rates Phone J99 37I0 6-16 

CENTER CITV— Minutes from 

boardwalk, beach, music pjer.,buj- 

Inexs section, best restaurant*. Mod- 

em 2 bedroom apartments, also 

rooms with or without private, bath. 

Season, monthly, weekly. Crescent 

d 6117th St 3993J41 

rooms 

Season, 

Lodge, 

monthly, w 

611.7th St. 

Crescen 

399-3J41; 

830 PLYMOUTH PLACE. 2 —---• 

apartment, ground fl Near B»rfl 

walk ana mu*lc pier Call 1-alJ- 

6B7-2969 or weekends, 399 5315 tf 

706 MOORLYN TERRACE—One room 

_«,..,~_~, apt* *30 to 360 week. 


4 WESUEV AVE—Sleeps 4 Ct^r W 

Partdne patio AyaUabuf" Juln 

Augvist ?to 20th CM I 215+iaettK 

2 lB 

MODERN z end 3 tiedroom apart 

-marrts,- private 'porches,'- cenDsjUy 

located, near beadi md evetythlng, 

Rexlucei) rate* for Jim Flymouth 

Apartments, 718 Ooean Av« 399. 

830 PLYMOUTH PLACE. 2 bedroom 

aoartment. around fl. Near Board- 

walk and tnutlo pier Call 121B 

687 2969 or weekends, 399^13^ 

FOR THE SEASON—Istn apt 

6 adults. Breezy porch, TV, 

vvte entrance end utilttles Int/ 

SBOO Loiui seaaon 41S Ocean Av«. 

I99.IBO4 6-lB 

1 w, pri- 

Includad 

EFFICIENCY APT^f-lst fl. bedroom- 

llvlng room combination .tile bath, 

kitchen. Sleep* 2 Season MOO, July 

or Aucust S200, weekly S55 Nn 

pita cSl 3990516 " * 6-20 

EmCIEWCY APARTMENT In thi 

Garden*. *l*ep* ttire*. oomplete 

batt"i kitchSn. TV. Call^39 

0723. 500 we*t Surf Road *7B per 

' p-15 

ROOMS 

ROOMS for rent by month or tea- 

son for ladle* or working couple*. 

Reasonaole rates TfM IdlatrIM, 710 

Moortyn Terrace. 6-16 

NICE BEDROOM anfl bathlln priVSt* 

A BIO VALUE ROOM a* a!n»ll -- -. 

Owner wanu to •*H r > Htrne wlU. 

right persons. Call 3BB.}347 « 

ROOMS TOR BENT—Stead* wOf 

boys and girts- Soya dormitory, 

%S per week. GlriS dormltnry »R( 

per week, Including coqklnft, rafrig- 

eretlon, private entranced Single 

rooms. *R per week. OHiers *10 

per person, sharing, linens.' ln- 

bludeS villa By The Sea. 1424 

Ave. Ocein City. N J. »|^ 

CeVr 

ROOMS—*2 50 per 

son or *25 00 p*r wiei 1 ».ww 

Special rate for »Jrt# working In 

Ocean City 3?9-0136. 301 Central 

Ave 6-20 

held to be 

al, auch t 

th* validity of . 

Sons, setnence* 

phrasae: of this ordji 

*hall remain In aff*^. -T j., — 

- * • - ~ twit that this Ordinance 

notwaJittandln, IB* In; 

a 

shall 

by repealed 

SECTION 

take effect 

*eg* and 

by law. 

8 This Ordinance shall 

from and after Hi pe^ 

publication as ^ provided 

The aboyw Qn 

on first reading 

Ins of tha B 

a**s«srv 

and 

ba ttkan UP for IBCOndM 

public tieadnc final, reading 

Kopurni at a special meeting to 

hetdln June ifiS, 1967 « 1 

ioth, 1967 at 

Jer4ey • 

6-16—It—of »« 96 

SHERIFFS SALEU 

By virtu* of a Civil Adlon DA 

Foreclosure of Mortgaged Premier 

„ of Moruaced fremla«s, 

directed,- lutied^ ou(, o( 

the Superior Court 

Chancery Division. C 

ty. DdcSet Na I-1: 

(m d/ of 11 

MARMORA — Nle* furnished room 

available now. In private home 

Reasonable call 3994299 6-16 

PUBLIC NOTICE 

CITY OF OCEAN CITT.Nm JERKY 

oiroiHAHce rib. jql9 

Art Ordinance t» rYohlbH the Mak- 

ing of Loud and/or R*oeoua_Nols- 

ee? at Any Utmecasean Nobjes De- 

signed to Disturb ,he frufillc FHCB 

iSa Dignity, t>y AnyDeyloe. Per. 

eon w Oroupjyf Araen* In the 

City of Ocean City, New Jersey. 

BE IT ORDA1NWHBY THE BOARD 

OK COMMISSIONERS OF THE CITY 

OF OCEAN CITY IN THE COUNTY 

OF CAPE MAY. NEW JERSHY, THAT, 

SECTION 1. It la, unlawful to rev- 

el, diaport, or behave In a noisy 

and boistarau* manner, emitUna* 

loud cries and other noises, so as 

to Inconvenience others, or otfiar- 

wtse disrupt the public peace and 

1ST A CENTRAL AVE — 1st 

floor apt sleeps 4 family on y 

No pets Seasonal rent reasonable 

Call 399 2853. owner on premise* 

50 Central Ave ^30 

1 v 2 & 3 BEDROOM APTS & rooms 

for family by woek, month or 

seasorf, 1037 Central Ave 6-16 

B16 ALDRICH ROAD — 2nd II. 

nicely furnished 2 bedrom apart- 

ment convenient location, one 

block from town Available wee*h> 

or monthly 399 2281 V 

ONE 3-bedroom Apt- sleeps 6, llv 

ing room-dining room comblna 

tlon kitchen and bath Two 2. 

bedroom apts living room, kitchen, 

and bath 1104 Asbury Ave, 399- 

8291 °- 20 

IND FL. APT For Rent—Newly fur 

nlshed panrled Interior 2 bed. 

mom. opposite Ocean Crty*s new 

golf course, tile bath, sundeck. prl 

^t. entrance TV cable Seasonal 

or half season 2317 Bay Ave Call 

399.9425 *- 16 

2ND FL. APT. 2 bedrooms, living 

dining room, kitchen, large porch. 

Sleep, 5 *425 Helf.season, $100 

weekly 1st fl apt bedroom kit 

Chan, living dining room, sleeps 2 

J7S weekly can b« seen weekends 

44 Wesley Road Og^C"* 

1ST FL APT 4 rumt, 2 births; 

»o FU l Centra. ^ f » 0 | ^ 

A FEW CHOICE weeks still BV»il*bl4 

A on'and near beachl 123 B^room 

aoartments Boush.r Real EHSW, 

933 Ocean Ave 7 7 (Fndays) 

ATTRACTIVE APARTMEN I—ind 11, 

enclosed porch, living room, din 

Ing room kitchen and shad, back 

porch, two bedrooms bath and 

shower, sleeps six people Monthly 

or season, garaaa included No 

small children, no pets Call 399 

5233 or 399 5O4S • 1« 

8EVERAL TWO AND THREE ROOM' 

Office Suite*. All Jitllltl** Mod- 

wm* net* 

fice Suites. All u 

_.n in every respect, 

7826, Sentlnal Letbiar- 

5TORAGE FOR RENT ' 

STORAGE SftACft HIGH AND DRY. 

Reasonable rate. Farashlan, 34 

iv Ave _ tf 

YEARLY RENTALS 

4 BEDROOM 2nd Hoor Unfurnished 

comer epartment Veorly lease 

On 2nd street Call 359*055 tf 

MODERN APARTMENT — Unfuf; 

nlshed, 2 bedroms. living Toorn. 

kitchen, bath Beautiful grounds off 

shore ana of Palermo, mlftutee 

from Ocean City Convenient ti> 

stores, schools, churches Reaaon. 

able 399-3493 ' . «-23 . v 

Three bedroom ar* onb^the . 

baths, which lhdurta.'i>,WS 

and private ceramic tMe.fc 

ing u.ln«,ftoom,_"-' 

j 

t «••• -»h Many additional 

J l 

The heatmg 'lyMem ra'«kl'e*is»l 

l«v*l end Ism fun ceramic lue 

Inaatar badfutfn lat«e 1 toasts 

,a*cona] snel rontaln* a charm 

(nd UHdem Kitchen With aR 

al«l .*!# shower, ti .fouled 

eiitrtiioi from the raw. The 

The heatmg lyMam ta Mtl'IMm M eneWleaaa e. IM ipaclH- 

.catjon, of the «»fjW &**£?'• «•»**-»*• *** * ^ 

_. of «34,7WMIQ> *ni «t»e tnlrpiMlti 

. P.I

k 

The surfing buffs have « 

,lone Ume.Mratting. The cold weather 

.which accompanied the, wrjval of 

^ring U'qrfnth, thiswarjied some to 

• believe,that .this year's surfing sea- 

, son in Ocean Oty would ^jet off to 

„ a.stow start. As a rifle, surfers in 

general toAy-nt> attention to the cold 

weather, "but even,the stoutest of 

_ the lot began, sounding a bit pesa 

nustic 

Since the arrival -of ihe long- 

overdue seasonal temperatures, 

however, the 14th st version of * 

ttûnikare squad in wet -suits have 

been rejoicing that their prayers to 

the surf-god have been answered 

andjt has been announced that 

Ocean City's weekly surfing contests 

will begin on Tuesday. June 27 

TREAT HIM ROYALLY 

with a GIFT from thm 


Sends Surfers Jo Waves Resident Qf County chamber 

Named 'Garden Stater 1 fpr '67 

. -^ ^ ' -.—., . ««_ AVK I war, is tne over-2S men's «mnf 

st surfing spot and an authoritative „ n L •„ \ ^^ m s cvcnti • 

member of the Ocean City Surflngf w dubbed by some) 

Association related that since the! 85 ""* "Grandfather's, Squad" The 1 

— air has warmed up over the pjstjfSnal chjss comprises all female entwo 

weeks. Ihe surfuie 'conhrlme ti-i« 

r clashes are widely diversiffct 

ol surfers fit into the CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE 

event, jte they ure — Dr Ulrie J ljuiuer. president 

an average age of IS or 13 ' of tile Oipe May County Chamber 

^ • -••• *^fr ^^» ••—^ %.••!_ LF^JI. 

two weeks, ihe surfing •conditions 

Surfing, contests, will be concluded of Commerce, has been selected as 

have been |deal (for Occam City 

weekly Karnaugh said, with thi- e\ the recipient of the 1967 Garden' 

that is). ^' 

ccption of the week of July 4lh Stater Award prcheflttiLhy the New 

Harbaugh said that, due to the Summer Court Loop at wluch time he felt that the mini Jersey Association of Chamber of 

ber of entries 

tremendous number of surfers whj 

is inHho Wfho «jhlest conlcst wouIJ woul I Commerce Executive** 

enter the weekly competition a new Meeting On Monday require more..lhan a sin^lp day ot The announcement made bv 

judging Weekly cuntests \ull IK. 

list of five classes of surfers lias A meeting has been called for held on Tuesdays. 

Joseph A Mammon chairman of 

been compiled The first class is representatives nf teams wishing 

Ihe fiardin smtei' Award Commit 

the bays' events which is mnde up to compete In the Summer Col- 

tee /or Ihe Skite FêcutHes Assoof 

surfers up to the age of 16 The lege Basketball IJeaguc to be FORGOTTEN IN JAIL 

Lialu n ami t\etuti\e vice-president 

second class is the- junior men's sponsored by the Ocean City Rec- FO11T WORTH Tl-X -.Lknd 

' of Uie New Hi-unsw ick Rantiin Valevent 

for boys 16 and 17 years reation Department. 

! li\ Chiiniljfi .if CRJIIUHTCC In ar- 

Mark Gray 40, has txi-n nltns.il 

Third is the senior men'i esent for The meeting is llsftxl for the 

nouneitig ilie sileition Mammon 

from Mil with an apol.iRi. In, ket>> 

boys ranginii from IS to 25 years Recreation Center Office on 6th 

sild IM Niqui I s. rvconi of sei-v 

st. near. Atlantic av. on Mon- inC him tou lnnc ArcdrdiriK lo n-- lu 

day evening (June 19) .,( g „.. ports Cmy ,iai jjjpj ix-ttmih. r 

clock. League games will be- 1%6 Jnrl should hiM- betn n 

Btn under lights at the Recre- 

lrased in mid Febniar> whtn th, 

ation center on June 26. 

ry found no grounds lo hold lum 

1 to C has been 

mtMandn^; The hormi which our 

^miniin is bestowing upun him 

]^ nul O7ii\ nt hlv tl.-'st-rved but 1 

INI a Irthutt lo Ihe fine woik beint, 

flom I>\ ihe Capo Mdv Coimrv 

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•th, tt. trutnnm n '\ 

Associate Pastor 

1 Methodist ChurchT 

Iv. Groom In Tuckerton 

annual, sessions of the 

New Jersey Oanterenco of 

1st Qiurelj dosed here 

-Jersey 

Sunday with tho nppofnniicnt of minjsters 

to new churches in the Conference 

jurisdldion. 

to 1,000 dclcgati-s attended 

the five-day meeUngg held at ihe 

First tathodUrt attack. The Confer.; 

ence repreaenti W0 churches witn 

100,000 members south of (he Hart, 

tan River, 

iff 

|£o m m d(e r s' 

ervice 

ymmer Schedule Set 

City Bus Service 

• 

| 

Thi> iiiHini; which is presented an- 

, nuallj- by the Slate Association, Is 

; .given to an ixitsf;in(Unf Individual 

. fur voliiniury effnrts in Chamber of Dr. Ulric J. Laquer 

I Ciannii'rif activity's. Thp award will 

bi> pn'.s*>nr«i at the annual meeting Court House, member ol the Cape 

j of the State Association on .June May County Mosquito Commission, 

j m, at tho Demiii .Hotel In Atlantic farmer president of th» f*unty 4-H dUTSTANpiNG ATHLETO, Ken to£ 

, City. 

Pair Association and sponsored the outstanding athlete trophy from (W 

4-H, Better Boys Oub, along with 

Dr, L&quer. a -IS-yesr-aid Cape 

Howeli at tho annual Awards Assembly"" 

the organizing of the Ope May 

May Court House physician was 

in the high ichool,—Senior Photo '-'' 

County Midget Football League, 

cited for.his leadership effort In Increasing 

activity of the County 

past president of the lions Club of 

Chamber, ineiudifig the Impending 

Stone Harbor, He is currently a 

publication of a Chamber Directory, 

member of the fipe May County Classified Aft Bring You Quick! 

ti a newly instituted monthly news- Medical Society, the American Medletter, 

membership drive, and theical 

Society, and th* American 

formation of a Legislative Afflurs Academy of General 

Cwnnuttfe to bring the interests of 

Hie Ctounty Chamber before me 

staff and federal legislatures, More 

reeently was the announcement of Bowling 

the formation of a Business Ethics 

Commitiee, to stress the need of 

POINT BOWLING CENTER 

ethics amonB couniy business pe. Hot ibM LngM 

Canal's GoJ3o. J, Lucky Five. 1: 

Happy Go Luclv, S, Qarfunkle, 1; 

Dr. Laqur. who has served as A'Lantema, 3. Hockettes, 1- Pirates. 

Chamber preaid«it sinee 18K, Is 2, five Gala, a. 

married and the father of two sons High individual scries and single 

and two daughters. He opened Wi Betty Carter, S38 and TO, Ingh 

first medical praetifce In Cape May team series, A'Lanterna, 2172, High 

County in WO and was the first team single, Hockettes, TO, 

DRfSS SHIRTS 

resident physician at the Burdette 

Standinw: Carol's, 134s A'Lan- 

TomUn Hpspital. up on its openinB 

By Manhattan and Eagle. 

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DOBBS STRAW HATS 

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Rhone 399-1242 

V Wl HONOR CCP., 

' aai AMmUCAN EDIT CMt| 

i 

>way To OX. 

Master Plan 

ute Is 'Schematic', 

nie Official Says 

new fteovwy direct irom Uie 

iw-are Manorial Bridge to Ocean 

poK9th it ii envisioned In the 

Trunsportaflon Departmntt'g 

sols for a master traiisportu- 

^ plan- (or New Jeraey. 

yman Marvin D, • PcrsWe 

I yesterday (hat he has reword 

bom Commissioner of 

David J. Goldberg 

the deportmentnl plan tea 

hlghway73. 

included, Perskle said, is a 

Irem the Atlantic City 

way which would meM Route 9 

lie vicinity of the inteneoflon of 

SO and the Shore rd. in the 

at Caj>e May Count}'. 

tfrirt that the 

on the map are "schematic 

I are not Intended to indicate the 

location of these suggested 

»," 

da noted, however: that thp 

trom the Atlantic City Ex 

way has been promised since 

nwd wan built. 

dedslcns,- however, Iiave 

i made that such a spur would 

t be eevanically feasible. I have 

$M pig* 5, cehmm *, pluM 

feenagefiirt 

M Victim 

17-year-old Pittsburgh girl was 

1 itirly FYiday when a conipact 

in which she was a po-'^cTiKcr 

out at control on the Ocean 

ners Point causeway nnd 

into an obntmi-nt of the 

Channel bridge 

relmg to police. Margaret Ma- 

WIIB dead on amvnJ at Shore 

lonal Hospital The light cur 

hitting the abutment turned 1 

Presiding over the five dajri' de. 

liberano was Bishop Fringe A. ft 

lor, j«ident bishop at the area, WHJ 

U the Sunday sessions ordained new 

miniiftarial wndldatM, both to thi order 

of di-iinm and elder. 

The Rev, Lloyd O, Williams, was 

appointed associate pastor of the 

First Methodist Church here, replacing 

the Rev, George D, Groom who 

was assigned to the Methodist Church 

in Tuckertaii. The Rev, Hsmrd 

Stntton was appointed assistant to 

the pastor of the Methodllt Oiurch 

in Iinwood. 

The Conference sessions, the 26th 

tq be held consecutively in this city. 

Were marked by important xcsoiu 

lions including apprm'al of tile Methodist 

Church merging with the EX-an 

gclical United Brethren Oiureh. The 

union will not be completed until hvo. 

thirds of all delegates to conferences 

of bom churches throughout the country 

apjjixjve Uie merger proposal. If 

the merger wins final approval the 

merged churches will have a total 

membership ol H million. 

The Conference also approved a 

resolution asking for meetings to end 

the war in VleOiam wluch would 

include representatives of all segments 

of South and North Vietnamese 

life including the Viet ConE- It was 

recommended that the United States 

should support a plan to restore the 

war-torn country after cessation of 

hostilities. 

Former Ocean City pastor, the Rev. 

Paul Friedrich, now superintendent 

of the New Brunswick District of the 

ConferencB', set the keynote ot the 

Cbnferenpe sessions by stating that 

Sooth. Jetse/a mUrtop field, includes, 

tmy area of Df e not cnmmiftefl -to 

the rule of God including slims, 

juburbs. fnim. and factory, com 

• on iN side and skidded up tho 

approach. The car was a 

(till wreck. 

driver of the car Gcrnld 

[lrhun 20 of Havortnwn Po was 

Btrd for "shock and cut>: at the i 

Jital ^md was relcu^rd the f^lring 

day A third passenger. Nancy 

16. also of Pittsburgh sufine-p 

laceration for which she 

liospitaljzcd, 

' identification nf the rinid girl 

delnyrd because neither Oirnor 

Miss Klrby was able imliateiy 

to give a cohiTenl stori* 

I whnl happened. 

{Also, polieo said Curtain liad in 

I possession a wallet belonging lo 

man. Hospital authorities, 

ling that the wallet was his, 

1 

identified him briefly un 

f Qirtain wall able to canvct the 

nin faces a mandatory charge 

t death by automobile as a result 

[Miss MaroHl's deatti. police so5d 

J 

niuntty onl campus, the iifflicted and 

the affluent. 

Traffic Ticket 

Clerks Posted 

Molonsls attention 

ehand 

Rhythm, Rhyme 

Of Summertime 

A lot ot girls, a lot of boys, 

[hit really not a lot of noise. 

lArresta were few. The Idds were 

behaving as they really 

|Miould. ' -,v . 

iPoUee Chief Dungan was imjreaasl 

He'd been * •urnmaû si- 

1 Isiahd-long bus servloe wiU Qp> 

on a summer schedule 

'starting on Saturday, Jtssi 2^#, 

%'Oimn^.'e5iQner E)avid L, &l^^sn 

onnounced yesterday. 

SimtKon said that the present 

jUnc-y bus wiU operate from 8 

uiibil noon, Monday' olssiî' 

anitrctiy_ On Sunday It will operate 

from 8 a.m. until g p,m,. - 

A full size bus chatibered fnfl! 

George Hoencs, Oalogna bus op; 

eralor who owns schood buses 

here, wiM travel Uie mute fnm 

noon to midnight six days a week 

'and from 6 p.m. to midnight on 

Sunday, SImpaon said. 

BLONDE AND PRETTY—Lovely Jean Benedetta, 23, 

of Philadelphia, was crowned Miss Artisan, 1967, Saturday 

night. Representing the Lehigh Assembly of the ArtisaniT 

Tlic City ol 

Oriiin Oty wants to mnke it fiurly 

!MSy (or you to pay for ptukinp; tickels 

Thus violations dirks will he 

posted in the north entrance of the 

Public Sjfety building on Central 

av between 8th and 9th sN to 

jcropt fim-s for parkins tioki-ls 

But just when the extra violoUons 

clerks will be around varies more 

or less from day lo day On Mon 

,lay Tuesdny find Wttinesdiiy you 

ciui'p-iy for a ticket from 9 am 

to 9 pm 

Thursday is diiferent On Thurv 

nay the cleik will be on duly from 

9 am. to 2 30 pm Asked why tlus 

change Court Clerk Joseph GuJiTaclno 

said •'Thafs Gus Dei lot's diiy 

"^Dcrkits is one of the clerks The 

00,0- is Miss Madeline Turner 

Now on Saturday, when tickets 

are hung on cars with what amounts 

to abandon, a violator can come 

to PW his line only between 2 and 

That's another big 

day. but clerks ^1 

on duty 

only between 3'30 

1 

Order of Mutual Protection, Miss Benedetta won the crotch 

over 22 other beauties in'a contest on the Music Pier. Mercedes 

Rivera, 21. of Philadelphia, Miss Fidelity, was first 

rUHMr-up, and Cindy Pressman, also of Philadelphia, representing 

the Keystone Assembly 1 , was second runner-up. 

The contest climaxed the weekend outing of the Artisans 

Order la Ocean City.—Senior Photos. 

OFFICIAL WELCOME^rMayor Robert L. Sharp was on 

hand at the Music Pier Friday evening to welcome the 

Philadelphia area Artisans Order of Mutual Protection here 

for a weekend outing Here Mayor Sharp greets Calvin M. 

Botteull (left), of Runnemede, N. J, Most Excellent Artisan, 

who headed the 1,000 Artisans and their families on 

the visitation to the shore. 

Distinguished Poet To Read 

Works At Center Tomorrow 

A. R. Ammonsj distinBtfslied poet, 

irill.'tmd from his colleotod Aworks at 

thp Ociian CLty Cultural Arts Cailar, 

409 Wesley av., tomorrow, at 8:30 

.m. 

Anunons Is an Associate Professor 

in laiKlish at Cornell Uraversity cui^ 

rentlv on a Samuel GusKcniicirn Memorial 

FrtimvJiip He h.is recently 

completed o lot" 

be 

and 

Guarrocuw -aid that violators can 

mIUi in their fines to the address 

on the ticket if they —•• ""»• 

the: schpdula of the 

clerks. 

1 of the N«-w Ei^kuid 

and southern collides Icoliiring and 

r«i€iing. In Aujjusl he will leave tor 

one ymr In Tt.ily on a travpllinK M 

dd h b th A 

temporary 

Traffic Pattern Work 

At 34th St. Progressed 

Work to expected toj 

this week on a project «» 

{£, traffic patl-m at Parking Meters 

In Operation 

AM the d^'s parking molera are 

now opejBfive and rnoiBifcts must 

feed them when they park in areas 

where fhey are loeaited, 

;CanunJssloner David L. Simpson 

announced Ihe locatimH of the parking 

meters yestSTlay and how to 

identity she various kinds and how 

jnudi they cost, 

f , there are Bie maters with 

siiver heads. Some of these are eper. 

all year around. They may be 

an West av, tram 7th to mh 

are loeaited on Ashny av. 

ajji l to 12m st You aui find 

thoin on Central av. from 7th to 10th 

Al, 

unkiue gilts of this port, of wiiovn 

SiHuiiilay Review lies said. "A, R. 

Amnwns 'l>as ' a ' viuv. and beautiful 

genius He seeks the lcwfly, the 'nms^, 

bcggiir, WL-ed, tick, pine, self,* and 

finds then! 'magnificent with 'b^ng' " 

A "Coffee hpuivtollowir^ the. rending 

will be hostessed by Mrs. R. Rohdn-* 

sun Chance, chairman of hospitality 

for Uie Center. 

y 

lowp awiardcd him by •the Amen 

can Aaidimiy of AMs and letters. 

Bom in North Qiroliivi in 1ST2S. 

Ainmnie received n BS degree from 

Wake, rorrcat OollcEc in 1949 and IiiAer 

studied at Ilio University of Oil- 

Iforria in Berkeley From 1952 to 

1961 he worked, in nn executive cnpocUy 

in the biologioal elussware industry 

an MillviUe He lived ond 

wi-ote in IVEllvalle and NorthDeld durii^j 

this p'o'iod. poiod. writii^ ^ about sub- 

jects native to the Souttiran New 

Jersey ami 

_5S? Anunons' poetry has appeared in 

blvd and Boy av.. ncmrding to such pubUcatigiK as Ihe Hudson Re- 

Voider KennDth A Hblmstrup. view, The Nation, tor which he was 

at otic time poetry editor.,The:New 

The project. «Ktln(( tf.OOO. Jnvoiv- York limes, Poetry iind 11K; Partisan 

Jt ]£ti construction d bitum- Review. 

^ ^ S paving. N^v street 

OmTOaleuin waa his first book In 

J35S and was followed by ExpreEsjons 

catyElecric 

of Sea Level in 1S64, Jjotti published 

ptotecUve turning tones will be by Ohio State Umversfly Press Oarpainted. 

Dell University Press published Tape 

x 

lor the 'Iton ol the Year and Gor- 

The project is part ol plan eugan's Inlet, both in BOS, and Nonfastei 

ty Wilbur Sjmlth snd ,Asso. fietd Poems in 1967. 

dttM>, of ttofrW>Ma,.OaBn., In Ae Mrs. John E. Devine, program 

county's Ttafflc Operations Study, chairman of the Center, urges mem' 

bras and; the public to avafl them, 

voaxOng to John C Glbwn, county selves ot (he opparturiJy to hear the 

engineer* 

! ,tiK- Mh'Or motors give an nour*i 

tum»; for a deled. Thne on Aslxsy 

a dioice: an hDUr 

i tor a i 

. lora' 

•dime or th«* hrnns to> 15 eenis. The 

same kind of meten ure located betwe*n 

Mi and fltti si, 1 j i 

on Oeaan av!., 

and on 8th «, from Wesley to Ocean 

avs. 

Next ennsider the meters with 

bnwn heads. They are located on 

SMfiag* J, column I, pleam 

Hits Parked Cars, Comes 

Back, Hits 2 Mere Cars 

Sfrs, Grace H. Euler. 50, of 

. Md,, is a determined 

soul, , police p aid yesterday, yy, and 

there was a wee teaee ot admira-: d 

tion in %vay they said it, 

Mes, BUer came to th^r atten. 

hon early on Sunday morning when 

in the vicinity of Hth st. and Cten. 

iral av,, Rfcs, afler loM eonttnl of 

her car and struck tarn parked automobile. 

Mrs. Euler, police said, drove off 

and made a U-turn on Central av. 

She came back to the scene of her 

flwt aqcidait and mta time she 

struck two parked cars on the other 

side of the; street, , ". 

TUsttne Mrs. Eiuer'i ear was 

out of comrrusdon so police cauElit 

up 

p 

witti her. At headquarters q 

t d to ^k d k t ' 

retused to a dnBikometer 'teat. 

Booked on a asip of.:,drunkihh 

;drivlng and, arioaier char^ -ol'.riSfusil', 

to take the feM,:mandatey 

in mis SBitf, Jto, Euler 'was released 

ini ball tor a hearini on 

u y ? . •••'• • •••-.••:• -,• •••• : MOTATURE FIGUREHEAD OP THE SINDIA." Former 

Mayor Edward Bowker is presented with a miniature replica 

Of the Sindia figurehead by Mrs. Douglas McWUUainS, 

hoatesi at the Ocean City Historical Museum-^-Grafngee 

Photo. 

Missed The Real One 

Former Mayor Bowker Is Given 

Replica Of Sindia Figurehead 

Former Mayor Edward Bowker. York. The event -created in 

punee v noted 

few accidents are ; : Butec^he 

railroad only, operates *W0 traina 

out of town and two trains into tot*» 

every 24 hours. 

Wilham Besliry. chahman 

Ocean CSty Planning Bqard, noted 

ttiat the tttys toaster iJanmdltaêj 

the possibility of moving the Nation 

to 51st. Bt i "4^'' 

"But our plan in merely advisory in 

mlum iinl ii nit UnlinK." Honlly 

Onlille iritrA ihi* an part ot' hia 

rccumniuidQUotn *hi> mllrond 

wrmlrt he niiuiml to run u taw 

bun Un* nunhcrn «id uf ihe Island fo 

IIM> n-w «tnhnn lu |iirfc np nuamv 

m-n. Air conimnfpt* trains The bhS 

w.aUd pleJc UHH m at tht. aUhun 

Weoffor foment "-,, 

- Time and Thlm* ;> 

T«dty '.kiM 

JWW-. 

honorary members of the;Ocean City Hia- jacHards,. Xiri^PiBoscepMarkS'itom 

catss is Mrs. Frances VanGildor, curator. 

v 

N 

•it

I; 

In 

• ANTIQUES. Members of the Rosaryt#r 

Society of St Frances Cabrinni R. C. 

JChiurch, check an item which will be m- 

«dudc-d ia the Antique Show to be staged by 

;the organization Saturday at the 16th st 

-Shopping center. Shown here with the piece 

Obituaries of the Week 

Katherlne N, Becker 

Mrs. KaUtorfne N Becker, at La* 

POINT — Loins J 

of 402 W. New York av., 

iy In &>orc Memorial lias- 

-f -r *?* % 

^which is an object from Haiti are: (standing) 

Mrs. Albert Coady, Mrs. Kathryn Du- 

Frasno; and Mrs. Paul M. Smith; (seated) 

Mxs. John Flood and Mrs. Dorothy Furey. 

-—Senior Photo. 

Commuters 

Continued from page one 

Printers of Philadelphia uniil his 

retirement in 1964. He was a trustee 

at night and take them to the north- 

of the Seventh United Presbyterian 

ern end of the island. 

fettM Pa., and 206 Battersea Church of Frankford a mrmher ol 

"The railroad cannot promise to 

suddenly May 21 at herSolomon 

Lodge 114 K and A M ol 

ierate such a bus. It cannot prem- 

^ was 90 and had been Philadelphia, Siloam Chapter RAN 

ise much *of unytliiiiK," Be 

a local summer resident for many of Philadelphia and the Benjamin 

respnnded. 

franklin CansLstory 

s »f the accrued ratjiblos 

a$B two daughters. Miss Surviving ait- his wife, M.u-fiaret 

whm hiil lines are removed, Or- 

Kay Bfld&r nf J.Hfay.-t(p P, thn.il daughter^ Mn AWjoiit 

dillc wild that V:I1IH?S alung Wt 

Mrs. Aral Macnme of P Ilarrivrai. ol WiirrinRton Pa , 

where tracks ran years aqu now 

ês; PaT; me son. Joseph of Mrs Dorothy S Caipi-nter of Fttis 

stand at bet\w J35O.000 to SIOO.OOO 

Brtdge 

game. S pjn ^Jn Hie FarasWnn. BulJd, 

ing, 8th st qnd Haven av. Ear ptay«ing 

reserratoons call 822-0351. ,$) 

THROUGH FRIDAY— v /''Jv', 

Annual Eastern,* Opmterence Yboih 

for Christ meeting., "7 ~, , y" f 

CBMC luncheon. 12.15 p.m., at 

Duplicate Bridge gmne, 7:30 Plymouth Inn 'V. CMfford Harrington, 

vice president and treasurer ol 

the Fttthdelphm College ot Uie Bible 

Legion Auxiliary 

for 20 years and an elder of Ihe Wth 

Pre^Vyteiian Ghurch ot Philadcitihia, 

Elects New Officers guest speaker All men welcome. 

# * # 

Officers fbr tile coming year were 

Biscaym? Duplicate Bridge game, 

elected by membeis of Mcn-gun- 

Rnntk Unit 137 Amirlcan I>eglon 

7 30 p m , In the Bisrayne MbteL For 

Auxlbiiry at the final meeting of 

pLiying reservations call 390-2150 or 

Frances Kay Walker the season last week Tliey will be 

399-2081. 

# * * 

Mr uud Mrs. F. w. Walker, of installed by County President Gladys 

Jacksonville. Fla., have orawiiiic*d Pierson October 11 

Rotary Club dinner meeting, 0:15 

p m . in Plymouth Inn, 

Hie engagtsuait at their dnuglitcr, "niose elected jre Mrs Uden 

F^nnocs Kay, to Frank A. Fry, sonBurk, 

preiident. Mrs Sara Nolte, 

of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Fry, of 814 Enrt vice president; Mrs Rose Gil- 

6th st 

dca, second vice presidfTit, Mrs 

Bcfli Miss Wallcer and Mr. FryEmnui 

ETvaus, socTetary. Mrs. Anne 

were graduated from Columbia (S, Miller, treasurer. Mre Mue Fifz- 

C.) Bible College June 5. They plan gcrald cltaplain, and Mrs Dorothy 

to be- mairiQd August 18 in Glen- Oliver, fcergeant-at-arms 

dale Coxiunumty Churtdi, Jackson- Mi^ WlUltUn Oisady, p o p py 

ville. In September they will move chfijnikin, reported the annual sole 

to Wincina Lake, Iiid., wliere Mr. was a aicces, m spite of tile In- 

Fry will be attending Grao! Th«jloclement w»îther Delesates and al 

gical Seminary. Uiion completion of ternatns for tile county meetings far 

his studlis they plan to serve as the ooming yen- were named os 

missionaries under the West Indies well as those to attend Uic State Con- 

Mission Board. 

vention being held >n Wildwood September 

7 to 9. 

A covered dish supper was served 

pnar to the meeting Chairmen 

were. Mrs Burk and Mrs Arlcne 

Hamilton 

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«»aets at daisifes wi* nuitchinj; Oje^man was oi^Bi« Mri.ftte,.BO. 

veils - Banl Heck - «**•• 

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i*h with matching cMlfon eaU, Sown of peau de sole wito a train of 

and shoes and a corsage of watte French resiipoiM lace and an over, 

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LOCAL AREA LOVELIES—Frank Thomas, chairman 

ie Miss Artisans, 1987, contest, here discusses with two 

e girls the rules and proceedtires of the contest on the 

c Pier Saturday night which climaxed the weekend 

'of the ArHsanj Order of Mutual ProteeUdn ^ Ocean 

The girls are Kathy Ann Miluire QeftJ, of Atlantic 

-, who repreienteid the Garden State Assenibly, and 

a Lee Ctonover, of Ocean City, who represented; th» 

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Hank Adshead m. an fl^ Or, and 

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I X ilfld tjjs spD!*! fngre mpi iiue 

I exating. I onco hoard that fishing 

at BtfBlV* Sifter Shoe, BIS Afr I was ahray««• luck, Yai may bo j 

b", JiBt bricn- It js tta s,xxmd b^s 

ft, too. witt a cart en it, bie rtnjj. fay to net a real live airfer! teams are ehgW#, T*cy ore invM#d 

ais *"!>!»" priaed oddly. And ip 

••«-lfe- hhmfish- in th 

: spetlms, WTshfui 

IE seemed me 

title. 

m (ot ofl to a das 

Powerboats In Warmup IliJ^.JS" 

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to report Sahwtay at i a.m. altte 

*« announced Is Rotary Guest 

JeroU M; Nugent, manaier of the 

i the.B^t Canadian geese, use. the 

nmt^mnOM u a rrsting place, while 

ann iTOwi ary, grabbrt mirt place. they foraw for food. 

»W*i ITiere WBTB no otter events Sin. 

day due » poor randlUoBs, 

Spraying marshlands with poison, 

ous chemieals has proven to be fatal 

..s,i • _ _ _ ' — 

I lo many spt-ciex of the small m^n« 

Summer Sports Program ! bnns an «Weh the fish and fowl feed, 

| ifugent s«ld It.ran upset the balance 

• Set To Go On June 26 of natur* in (Mi na, causlnB ir. 

i : Oeian CHy'* sJtnrmr ôr» pro-repnrable 

harm, . 

%'0 (M will We in full swing by Man- 

,i day, June 28, it wps annoinced yes-iri"",—-""•.'""'• 

Program chalmian 

••#' twd«r. Fred Wide Hwell, aailaic 

wouki taandi amr.sMsa, u 

^b/the H^. School togue pîng 

« US pjn. and BH OjUege league 

i-jatinf; at 8.30 p.m; on ttte 6th st. 

ooiaBT1IH« RJ. (Rr*5U) 

FREE PARKING rt Hi. Door 

VyEDNISDAY, JUNE 21 THRUTUESPAY, JUNE 27 

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^y^3UHi:^fc"l#67 THE OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER 

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Summertime 

It arrivai tomorrow but already the lea and the aun and tha 

iandrefloct the good old seaion when all those who can 

git out-of-doors get out-of-doori. Photographer Bill Grainger 

sets the summer stage in these photos. 

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OLARE CUTtTERS. Sun glassii are necessary, not to 

rriihtipn smart; Mmfi I^nda'. Svit itfecti ' ; 

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'X 

THE OCCAM CITY SENTINEL-LEDOER 

staaws* is faUH 

A summer rtsterttS 

, . weather as «K agiiBtatKi,, 

*. ; nre as dependent «a Oh* 

',' £ man; so. 

' ; lint given a UMBaasaJHt Jbwafc 

* ends i»nd not too lot &$$ ear **- 

productive. 

* Hie New Jersey wsart iscteESrr is 61»e 2*rj?e5t in the 

/ -. State. 1$. produces ffiiTDons of dollars and ft «iH eonlfoae to. 

i £ do SO just so long as resorts lite GETS "cailtivale" our visitors. ! 

, Visitors do sot have to came u> Ocean Otr Tbe* come 

£ here by chtitte, ithshei for a ^reeSeaiJ or a SBSSQD If tbei 

^ dOIVt ""** tit IÔC^ \GClli^ CQBK} O9C^ JlffSlrH 

TOUTH OPPORTUNITY CAMPAIGN 

; "Bms, it is the rtsponsibflMy of dl of as to mate sure 

j om\ viators enjoy themselves. We csist go 00* of oar way 

r to see ttey bare a good time. Within reason we most adopt 

; that famous lintel slogan thai "the guest is ahravs right." 

S Samelime^ «rf eojnse, oar gne-ts are not righl and ire 

J' most accept ajeimpteasaiit fact that some of them are onde- 

? suable and jnlul be aitTt n «if. r, mj. 

•Z . M ^T J^'""^ MaJ " sur Srrv,U^ dunns; tfn- Ut. .pi-nq 

Jfj A TfifT*n1 stuny inrjjcated the funds are becoming a > wl handled b> gmeraj luspuat-- 

•^rger aadterger snare erf market sales The prospect of the m "* artM - JER.-jn JIU^.\W _ F fte hur, 

.JUVican^yaRJMejm wimdi aeveraJ major funds can greaUi , , ^de-range program h*. bn-n dmi rh.idrm of migrant uurki-r^ 

* ^ » n » -rhk w e *^ 3 fibres. Tne growmg buying power of! K"^, ww ' "*' ""* " ul . :JI -" ILJ1 - 

N.isier s aim;, weren't accim- 

For the tiny nation, whoi 

do n 

quitted 

FAT 

Till* 

niH M 

thrnitt'nul with its very cidstcnce. 

perfnniitxi with unparalielf?ij cour- 

.!»' .HKl dedication to ilrivo the 

\r^bs fitini Its bordrrs 

Ihe mist fire has not solved the 

pmblem.-. of Hu> aim Iirat-I still 

f-in-s ^r.ii e problem^ in its struggle 

fin complete jnd remgnized inde- 

I ptndem-e We must hopp for a just 

[ er|in't BVttUaUe jmoMStoes bc- 

Caug^fhey en* saddled wttb trlvta. 

O«pi tcariiBrs mtc* dd Ihiir own 

'—'—ilhiac*, fa many sriiooLi, they 

«ui« found dupUcsWng mritettels 

did fgsto Jwouttc fakofficicnt 

Hartal' ia avaitaHe. 

are ate) underused to 

_«tndy tails in 

4t 

e «i* 4twj Tnimîn and Eisenhdwcr. 

14 RIDES 

OPEN MONDAY THRU SATURDAY 

1 P.M. to 11:30 ?M 

WONDERLAND RENT-A-BIKE 

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OPEN 7:30 A.M. 

Plenty ot Beach and Boardwalk PatS}] 

drive 

LUIVI *w -K**IT ^VIHIHI ruin uijinj * itîwrnii^ tninMii ana iîseniniwcr, 

the power companies it will be thr j and later l>y Piuadents Kennedy 

upset since D,ind det-kcfl 

Goliath with that rock . Thr 

Mutual Insumnne AlliantT claims 

tho New Jersey Urcsitisfietl Claim 

and Judgment Fund K a failure 

SMrm AT ocs 

(J 10 1 S) PENSACX>LA. . KLA 

tFKTNC> June 1 — Aviation Officer 

Candidate Harry U Smith, Jr. 

U5!NR stjji of Mr^ Edith Smith of 

R2S 5th St.. Ocean City, N,J. is in 

Pcnsacola,: ,Flou at llie Aviation Of 

Hcer Candidiale School of the Na- 

val Aviation Schools Ojrhmiinfl at 

the U.S. Naval "Air Station. lie. is 

atteding on It-week c-ourse of instnic 

Him covering' military, physical fit- 

ness, imd ciagsnrah Instruction as 

part nf the, primary phase of his 

training under the. Naval Aviation 

Program. 

by Presidents Kennedy 

Johnson, that the United States 

is firmly committed to support the 

P> liticil inriepHndence and teTritor- 

i.U intejp-jiy of all ot the nations in 

the .Vcar E,ist 

Johnson said in an official stalc- 

nunf 

'The Uniteil Statw. as a member 

of the United Nabons and as a na- 

tion dfilicutcd to world order hased 

on Taw and res-pect, has actively 

supported efforts to mainliiin peace 

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MAYOR AND HIS OFFICIAL FAMILY, P£R$0NNft 

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WHO HELPED MAKF. OUR ANNUAL 

BEST EVER. j 

If' 

The Artisans Order of 

f)AY, JUNE 20, 1967 


ceive Honors 

! TQWNKttP — audonts In 

qfflending Qeean Oty 

d maio' awards. 

._" graduating Iran the Mgh 

f with highest .honors were Jo- 

. and David StoeWiouse, 

Rhqnw Bludentt included Lor- 

liKosb and Frank MgUsccio, 

Jlo reoalved' tho Olivoal Un. 

I award for onlsliinding busi- 

Uon gtud«it,.Jan Qark re. 

D,A,R, ^loaiing award, 

nnd Ldnda Wyera toil 

American History Topic 

Of Township Graduates 

I Colof Ouard ehsfma, Joajine 

sived many awards ineludingi 

idiGlBrsbipg from UiQ '" 

yentore dub and tho Up- 

lip P,TA, also, a seholar- 

i and chain and the CWor 

j charm, 

gviim honors at St, Augusttn's 

ion were Upper Town 

Jldren, Edward petty recclvod 

for general exceUence for 

giade and he also rneaived 

id* pin for music progress, 

|H«iir!e!( earned the merit pin 

and also a trophy for 

[ member of the win cartful contid- -^ 

I aratlon. 

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JAYCE1S OFFICERS—The Somtri Point 

JayceM installed naw offlceire at a dinner 

party Thursday evening In Harry'i Inn, 

Somers Point, Pictured here are the prin- 

Cipali, (1, to r.) Joieph O'Flynn, dinner 

chairman' Dr. Ronald Weiss, president- 

Phil Blngenheimer, a past president and 

jnitalllng o¥flcer; Mickey McMann, unmed- 

iate past preiident and state vice president, 

and Jack Guerwle, voted the Jaycees' Spark- 

plug of the Year^—Grainger Photo. 

Fish-Game Council Sets 

1967-68 Hunting Rules 

— New Jersey 

« ^ ham bten p 

ed iy ihe State Ffch ,'UKJ Qaine Ooun- 

j,CommtalBner Risbert A. Roe ol 

Uie E>fpeiuljiii-'nt of Gnservatton and 

Economic Pevelopment announce, 

.^tertrai of flw mme mde, «Wdi 

becomes effective Septsnbei' 1, tol. 

towed a PubHe Hsirini held Tuesday 

eventae. June 13. No major danges 

were made from .the Proposed Code 

tawed last month, alttaî two dar- 

iflrations recommended by CTorts- 

men were Included, 

j hunting geagong will be as 

follows; bow and arrow, deer and 

bear, October I through November 

8; small game, November 11 through 

December 2, re-opening December 

U for varyins periods aocording lo 

species; flr^m deer and bear, De- 

cember 4-8, No hunflni wilh d^s, 

wlU be allowed on November 10 or 

befcre 8 a.m. on NovembeB U, e»- 

cepl for waterfowl on tidal marshes, 

A specU permit season for deer 

of cjiher sex will be held on Dee«n. 

her IB, with oUier seaaorB dosed an 

that day, A total ol 14.B0 permits 

will be issued in 17 counties, an in- 

crease over last near's sjnillar sea- 

son, M addiflfflj, occupants of farms 

(as defined by State Agricultural 

Law) may obtain free permits to hunt 

ttieir own land on" Deraiber IB. 

A limited nimiber of permlto for two 

national defense insailatlons may be 

issued at the discretion of the eom- 

manding officers, . . . 

RaeA)n and \*oodchuMe mmting sea- 

sons will be simitar to ttiis year, wilh 

USites ol September !S 

(ni#lt) for raccoon and March B, 

HO, tor woodchuck, Mipatory bird 

seasons will be ML afta 1 promulOT' 

flon of fedeml regulattQnf, 

A momh-lonf season tor trapplnB 

btavar and cMer will be held in Jan. 

ttary, vrf* 100 special- permits issued. 

Trapping seasons for muskrat, mink 

and raccoon will be Identical to last 

year, 

fipeefal hunHng oppoBurtUes U 

EDWARD O'BRIEN 

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SOMERS POINT 

Phone 927-3081 

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Ocean City-Shore.Rd. area 

be available to parajilejlcs and ottier 

disabled persons. Licensed hunters 

found to be ulmble to walk wMwut 

support may be taued free permits 

te hunt from a attnding vtWele', sub- 

jeol to all other regulatldni. 

Zones in which hen ph*asans may 

be included in ttie ibas H I B aiall 

pine season were re=ali|med from 

last year's inBOduotton of this ie|u. 

laaon, ttmden OBUna' wUl be added 

to the open gone, and hen shoptai^ In 

BurUnston ttunty wiU be resifloted 

to the southeastern section to, pro- 

teat natural breeding habitat The 

bag in the open areas may be two 

male or fanale nheasanB. witti two 

»?kb:rds allowed dsewhere. No fe- 

male phtasants may be passesaed in 

rhe field eatside Bie open area. 

Additional rabbit hunting opportuni. 

ties will be provided »4th the' season 

runnini throuî February S, concur. 

rent with quail, grouse, squirrel and, 

lor the first tat, ehukar parMdae, 

Pheasant season will close December 

30 and Ux hunting on March 31 souHi 

and oast of U.S. 1 and April 30 in 

the Ddrth, Bai lunUs sill be ttie 

game.as ftst year, with the addition 

el tiiree ehukars and the revisions 

ref srdlnsj hen ' pheasanB. DetaUed 

regutattoJB will be published by early 

tall In the liSMS Compendium of 

New Jersey Oame Laws, avHUalie 

wMhoat charae from hfeitijig IleejBe 

agena. 

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Pack 55 Cubs 

Enjoy Picnic 

POINT. — Cub Scouts 

rt nch 55 enjoyed a picnic at the 

B, L. England Recreation Ocnter.on 

§3&iEday, Prior to the fcstiwilties, .u 

ceremony wns held. David TorwilB-' 

ger, alter roctivdng his Wobelrjs 

Badge and neckerdhUaf, "crossed over 

the bridge", to "bacon*? a member of 

Boy bout Troop 79. Cubmastcr Ray 

^^def s&uitcd hian over the biidge 

and Assistant Scoutmaster Ikrl Hart- 

man met him at (he after side. He 

also received a year Jrin. ' 

'Onier awards «n a gold arrow 

to Danny Blggsi a W*elos badge (0 

James Hartman; a Uon badge, gold 

and silver arrowt to James Qoud. 

TMrty-ave wuo uoouB plus ittieir 

fcmilles enjoyed tte picnic and 

games, OniUebaard and taseball 

were on ttie Bgenda, alDng wltti btat 

rides and swmtniing. 

A birmday cake was served also in 

honor of the eleventh Urthday ol 

David TervrflBger, 

Den moaiers attending were Ifcs, 

C. Wtteison, Mis, Kay TeiwilBger, 

Mrs, Louis AdMito, Mrs. Conrad 

Lea, Mra, Hay Young, Mis, Dorcas 

Euhrmk and Mrs, James Qaud. , 

The picnic Bnlshed tte meclliiga 

for the boys unUl Ooiofter; 

Some people give so much time 

to attending to tta business rf others 

that tttey faniet'to attend to ttelr 

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BRUSH and SPRAY 

BAILEY 

DIAL 927-5800 

22 VILLAGE DRIVE NORTH 

SOMERS POINT 

QUALITY. 

FROM FAMOUS MILLS 

LINOLEUM & CERAMICS • CUSTOM INSTALLATIONS 

SPENGLER'S 

HI WEST AVE. AMPLE FREE PARKING DIAL DKH4I 

OpM t fo S TtoM. fhre Si*.. 7 to • FA in. (Ctowd Mmdtft) 

\jt 

Mr Ol**) 

,Quinjcair*niul Miia'Joan" TT» 

3 k" 

JACOB CSCHtfFF, JR.; Owiêr 

A Member ol ihe Cape'May Coimty Electrical Oontrffclfirn AiiHn. ft* 

WRIGHT'S; 

APPLIANCE SERVI^COMPANV{ 

130 Aibtfry \ Ay^* y L DisJ- j *3Vv i *43yD^ 

24 HR. REFRIGERATION SERVICE •? 

3130 

MAJOR BRAND APPLIANCES; ; f •« 

When In Soman Point ViJlt AI *"$£*:* ^ 

WASH ÔRYf-AUTOMATIC tAUNDRY.i 

f FEATURING G.il ikunmintUjH 

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• RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL • 

ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS | 

GENERAL ELECTRIC 

SALES and SERVICE 

FACTORY TRAINED SERVICEMEN ' ' 

S44 ASBURY AVE. ,. .PHONE 399^8 

V; 

SCHUFF ELECTRIC 

ANMAM. SCHUFF BARBARA S. BROOKS t 

SERVING YOU SINCE '22 l - 

...•,• ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR 1 •; : JJ 

A Reddy Kilowatt (Electric) Horns Heating Contractor. 

DOMESTIC A COMMERCIAL POWER, 

LIGHT CONSTRUCTION & REPAIRS < 

TV and RADIO REPAIRS 

On All Makes & Model* — Call & Delivery Sarvlc* 

* AUTHORIZED * 

RCA, PHILCO, MOTOROLA & WESTINGHOUSE 

COLOR TV SERVICE 

-• 

AUTHORIZED APPLIANCE DEALER FOR: 

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• WESTINGHOUSE SALES & SERVICE • < 

.. *" m i ' 

A Member of the Capo May County Electrical Oootractors Ami 

710AsburyAve. Dial399-1242 

FEEL DRAFTS 

ON YOUR 

FLOORS?, 

Addflanrteless? h 

electric baseboard f. 

heaters for comfort" 

GENERAL^ ELECTRIC 

Old and New House* are discovering th* 

advantages of GE ELECTRIC HEAT. Call 

us for details. ;.'« ' 

Wm Vli»KP 

1?45 West Ave. '-"V . -Dli 

If,;, 

•*J^. MA*""-

Sthffffftit p» 

NeW» and Gonlp of 

ShôboArd Club 

ti' 

Iff 

i J j'- 

• . 5 ' 

'i. 

aid Jjn Rfiutgyely) set liu* August? 

nnt vl-ujl ll(n'nn Is 

in this upheaval us nihilism 

i and prophets of Mhn 

jthcr prcui* that God Is dead, 

t can God he dead when church 

itrship is higher than ever, 

; over 60 purtent ol «ur pup- 

il? When the Bible continues 

i ihc nation's number one best 

t the Rcvisi-i) $tandard Version 

: selling about 20 million copies 

When issues typically be- 

l to the reolin ol religion havo 

personal cru- 

ls the parnilwc of the times, 

is "under God" inserted 

| the Pledge of Allegiiince, than 

s are token out of school ex- 

Ytrt, the same students who 

fnot allowed to pmy in class- 

s are most Involved in intejmt- 

I those classrooms, taking part 

Hie enuses of JHSUCL.. equality, 

f other ethical Ideals which wire 

Sandman 

ConHnusd hum p-fle 2 

^bon and as a result it should 

the following steps- 

troops arc pluced in any 

itry by (he UN to kerp the 

», T lôjW isAU 

, •rHof. dean and. in •>•! andi 

iloa. JsrriaU (raw* %ii Inaulrai at 

3131 W«t Av« * » 

VTO ALL 

COMMERCIAL 

BUYERS 

n. ant aeaup « 

l 

SYLVANIA 

LAMPS 

Wholesale 


SUPPLY CO. 

'Howanl for quote 

IMS WEST AVE. 

OCEAN CITY 

CROSLElf cawst mate —, ElaBbrte 

SHOe SALE — Tnouaande M 

ladies, all slum end wldtJis. 

lialue. now $7 77. Men's nwna 

brand sh 1 < f " J 

9 Sunday JO toL 6 AdSuuSril 1 ^ 

prici Hllton-a. 920 « 

Sorters Point Open meKdaya lg to 

O 6 Addition — Hie*, .a*y..'l»iti Jatth 

y 

counr fur SanWr Cltilana. 

REAL ESTATE—SAtt 

A Bib VaXUe«OT«»M 

N 

LOOKIHQ FOR HOME VmhlneranaT 

Wo fiav* savant "worth ««til(»; 

nojp»itl« for Immediate oectipojicv- 

iea us" r«»rdJn«. your «paciflc 

h Rlt BIO O 

s" ««y p 

Wlsham. Realtors, BIO Ocean 

oy «> 

IS par wssli. Girls 

LARGE APARTMENT HOUSE — Six 

YEArt -ROUND Cottage, HvUt room, 

dkl kttchftfi, > 2 bed- 

raaens and bath, with separate 

il " 

family unit Priced TO S«I| Call 

eppoirntmant Wlsheni Realtor. 8 

oceain Ave 399-090C 

REAL ESTATES-RENT 

SEVERAL TWO 

Office 


STORAGE SPACE, HIGrl AND Offlf. 

rate 

APTS. FOR REOtt 

2-BEOROOM APARTMENT — Large, 

airy rooms, cool, .comfortable and 

Convenient neighborhood, 


week. SOS 4th Street. Phone 399- 

4954. tf 

3 BEDROOM ApartmanL 6 Lanxa 

rooms and baQi Twin beds In all 

bedrooms Front and back porches. 

TV and parkins for two cars 

ply 23O Ocean Ave 

BBS 5Ui ST. DeacH. Block—3 bed 

rooms, mod. kitchen.. 1st fi. sleeps 

l 

o p 

9. Off street parkins. Available July 

bed 

1st to July ISUT. Also 1 and. 2 

room apts available 399*0785 630 

FOR DETAILS 


GROUND FLOOR APARTMENT, hear 


and choerful. Sleeps '4 or & p 

trie kitchen. Full season 11025, 

half-season 9550. . Write Prince, 

1026 •"•Hey A»fc Ocean OtjrV V 

call (201) Z63-OO52. ti 


well, equipped, 2nd floor apart- 

ment ,open Tor last half of season 

3600. 2 Bedroom 1st floor' apart 

ment open after 7-29-67, two weeks 

or more rentals. Apply 1431 Cen 

tral Ave 1st floor 6-23 

BUSINESS WOMAN will share her 

ipacloua home with married 

couple or two ladles -for the sum 

mar season Mvlert Section. Priv- 

ate bath and kitchen prjiniagiis 

Write Box No. 517, SenHnat Ledier 

tf 

GARDENS, OCEAN FRONT— apad- 

apartment; prHrsts 

bl 

ou* 1st fl 

f >arkins Cjisn porch, cable aanrlca 

or TV Guardedi teach .. Month 

or Z weeks novr, season, Iialf4ea- 

son or month for 1968. Call 399- 

0525 » 

EFFICIENCY APARTMENTS, weekly 

or monrthiy, clean rooms, 'airy 

parches. Laurel Mall 48 Wesley Rd 

6-30 

502-llTH St. — 1st fl. apartment, 

sleeps 6 to 9 persons. Corner 

exposure close to Daach and board 

walk TV and .washer. Hatfsaa 

son monthly or weekly 

on the 2nd fl 

REAL ESTATE — SALE 


BROKER RETIRING! 

~ ACTIVE R£AL ESTATE 

'Ceniriiliy 

with TWOJIlEW DUpLfXES 

Commercial Zoned * 

tt'i 

I'V 

k 

"'I 

If 

*•'!

To Language Institute , 

''.The Uroversiry' of Dayton Department: 

of Languages will conduct an 

NDEA. Institute hi Spanish far secondary 

schoolteachers from. June 

36 to August ix. < ,' 

^JTorty-five high, school Spanish 

teachers will participate in tho prof 

h«* is designed to Improve 

tb- paiiio pains' amJjo-luiguaj'. pm. 

y^nie ^n PBrttapanfs-wuI-spHifc 

t t a f I 

only Spanish ftir (he seven weeks 

at lh(? Institute About 25 to 30 boups 

per week, will be spend in class or 

the language laboratory while the 

remaining time will be m , tudy and 

gran acdvftles such as lectures, dlsimssions, 

Spanish films and -soeM 

t-vents. 

Participants chosen irom the 290 

implications received by the thairman 

include Miss Mane El Scythes, 

J Vnmno TV S m ^ tunr,,;, 

Jonathan Winters, Shirley Biton in fti^nl ff the rann-rd js (K. Ls i^. 

and Jill St John ore nfe» ajrred Mind it 

The screenplay of the new cctnedv 

wh-cfi concerns a tinK robbery .ind It is no wonder that diseases are 

a chase in the Koyiton- KOJJH ttadi inumenible: count the cooks,^s< 

•ion is hi Albert L Lin & Bun eca. 

SAVINGS.... 

lead to 

HOME 

OWNERSHIP 

OPBH YOUR 8AVIH0S ACCOUNT HEBE TODAY 

CAPE MAY COUNTY 

NATIONAL BANK 

Sea Isle City 

fSHl?^ DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION 

Cape May 

Prompt TV Service 

STOP LITTLl TROUBLES 

h "i 52 b8rt Wumnl »fi prettiBSt hat;" Mrs 

ctael Powell, funniest hat, and Mrs, Dan: 

M Money, most original hat. _ Grain|w 

ORII 

CAMPBELL'S SEA FOO 

3231 Anbury Avuiiu. Oe#an aty;£, 

Cooked Foods To Take Home 

• DIVILiD CRAB 

ie FILIT FLOUNDER 

• BROASTED CHICKEN 

AMPLE FREE PARKING 

• OPEN 7 DAYS A Wf Ik 

Ford Dealer Bettei 

Ford Better Idea Specials Mustang Better Idea 

• DEVILED CLAMS' 

• IMPERIAL CRAB 

• FRIIO SHRIMP 

&l.»0 soo 2 and4 Door Hard.oos V.nv >„,„„ „.... ' '"T""* O C U C I and 4 Door Hardlops Vinvl Intprmr * 

I rover, V 8's w,th opt,onS ot reducedfpnces-lHec,' 

Shift, power steer,nfj.airconti.tionmg and power brakes Save! 

'"*» 

, "Buy.,-. QlaMt 

. New Mustang Sports Sprint Hardtops and Convertitlltt 

Specially built limited edition models Lots of sporty«lnB«l 

extra low prices Big savings on air conditioning. ' 

1 '67 Fordt, Fjlrliiwt, Filcons, Mutt*n|lt and 

Sptctafly «qulppirf Mintano Sportt SfnW 

Ideas at W prices 

MOYER MOTORS 

301 - 09 341k Stre.1 * 

' >i 

OCEAN 

DAILY NEWS 

BY RADIO 

S*ntlnel-L«dg«r g 

WOND, 1400 00 KC KC, 9:55 a.m. 

The 

[dson Debut Sunday 

Concert Orchestra 

\n 'Walk Music #i©r 

group wl be introduced 

t NoUt Edward Mclwg, Jr., 

" (ddent ot the Oianters. and 

I Nrtte Arthur A. iemke, dt 

will signal the downbeat 

: exactly. 8 pjn. 

• Clianters Will lie the first 

attraction on the Music 

program for the season. 

musical grourjs, dances 

similar entcrtairancnts arc 

far Gatunlay 

Labor Day. 

Crrir §1 NEfflSfel 

McComb, whs comes from SsvtHe, 

Wash,, was a winner of the Metropolitan 

Academy Auditions And was 

a member ot .the San Franqis Op- 

era Company. Ho toured in 1SG4 with 

the company presenting "Oamelot' 1 

He also-was with the SchMa Cantura 

i kX Now.'Jeisey,Uj ]?65 and this year 

v 11 ' " r " J "" IM WonQ \*hctirif)ion$hip$n&re In August iuaw "nmMimwmMMMWBaMMfcrBij 

OCYC To Host International Regatta 

The Ocean Ocein City Yaclrt Yacht Club has, tion based upcti upon the number.^ number of i^: roe"jfiFor 

the first tlmi? sailors from and Paul Waiiters. Union. Ete- mi.iri.u_ J^M^»"_ • i 

beni Eelected as host to the World i Isrmdorw with tlie Mern&iional 

n-r season teaching staff ol Conductor Fuhrman is a graduate 

tendent Hurry N Richards said a in tile detective 'division at police May Court House Wednesday even- 

side Idck, city Republican chairman Tbe »3ub bsMeveeHat vastly fio- 

[public achooJs. 

of Pluloddptun Music Academy and In The Convention Hall 

Joseph Bradway, 

men who turiW ^ ixildlMSS *^nto|Ht- 

few sailboats, a professional fish- headquarters, even Public Safety ing.menta 

in ^Mladdphia -would in- pv 

•board also authorized partid- tiie Pluladelphia Omscrvntory of 

tng ixut. and a lntrctcr boat are Director R. Robinson Chance was 

The visiting big shots including 

in ttw tedaBily subsidized Music He »"J5 a bandmaster in the Convention Hall will open Monday 

Rep. Charles W. Sandman, Jr.. who 

8:%D ojn. train il.lt were I 

confmeU to port unul the span nuy 

James Boyd, master of Atlantic 

1 lunch onft vnillc program for Navy and served ns miKical di- night with the first record hop of 

on hand. 

lias been spending more and more 

tijf 4TIO Tîfll^rfini 

be rai-ied 

After all;' it might have been a 

City's fourth ward, and Mayor-Rich- 

f 1967-1968 term. 

rei-lor for radio station KYW inthe 

season, sonsored by (he Police 

of these sultry days {it home and, 

The ptAlic beedne is lxing : 

riving appointment as teach- Se* page I, column t, pleas) Benevolent Association.. It will be Aeconling to Richards the mentor murder, or a double murder. 

ard Jackson, of Atlantic City, ««n- 

fewer and fewer in hot Washington, 

b>"consider''«,-petfikin by tln> 

} tar the coming year are Shirley 

the first of a series of Monday and 

which ucti\'ate3 the bridge machin What actually happened, accordmed 

up the techniques of obtaining 

nodded approvingly as the political 

ery conknd out on Wednesday after- Ing to. Detective Capt D. Norman 

splendid GOP victories by stating 

I Bogle, a Skldknpto College graO- 

Thursday niijht hops at Convention 

wheelhdrses from the We city across 

Ice south of Oc^snf dry and to rt#noon 

as the bridge wa.s being raised Young was' something else again. 

U is i i^ 

tafl odînK'aecvice'ii and mit^bt 

' wlio will tfiacli in the priinary Surf's Up Tuesday Hnll, and \vit\ feature fiut?st disc 

"Got to know-tbe voters In 'yow 

"We were fortunate Thf motor He said that Mrs. Howard accused 

AflanUc pty."" 

John W. Boyd, a graduati" 

jockeys and "live" music. The pro- 

and drag them "to ime 

failed i\hen the span wai only a Thrasher of. breaking snme of her 

[Atlanta Oirlatiarf College, who At 14th St. Beach ceeds vanls to be- 

R. Jos-genscn, a Gliissboro 

rector said that the Hall lias been wound The Job must be done with held for 4he Grand Jury by Munici- tin? parade Mayor Robert iL. Sharp 

RUI the contests as quickly as 

was given a contract but 

renovated this year, to improve the painstaking care but we hope to pal Magistrate Franklin A. King at and Commissioners David L. Simp- 

Except for. Boyd'a tight. control 

possible to avoid surfing in ttio 

jnmeTnt has not been de- 

general appearance and to improve have the motor bach and in posi- a preliminary hearing on : Wednesson and R- 'Robinson Chancn will 

at the huge 'Atlantic City .fourth 

dark 

d. MarDyn ;Kauiht. a. graduate 

acoustics. 

5M flags 1, cotumn 2, pleas* day. - 

attend. An adrled attraction will be 

ward, the' Republican organtoUon 

[Ohio State Univendty, will teach 

This year the surfing competi- 

'the.-:band .'Irbni Your Roller's Mus- 

hlis been decaying, for .years.^.Th6' 

Mri..,Betty Rogers, who 

tion will be comprised of two 

tache in Somers Bohit 

Atlantic City GOPsters have been 

relying

i' i' 

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V PAGE 2 — SECTION ONE 


"^ • f '.' "i^VKIORsand,l«Jlf WHIRlPOOl JOIN US THIS SUMMER TO BRING OUR 

If i; I GREATEST TELEVISION AND APPLIANCE SALE 

h $ 

i 

> I 

! ^ 

I II 

^^ 

2DAYS 

ONLY 

STARTS 9:30 A. M. 

MONDAY at 

OUI WAREHOUSE on SlVfNTH STRICT 

between WtST and HAVEN AVENUES 

SALE. HOURS 

MONDAY & TUESDAY 

9:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. 

FIRST COME 

FIRST SERVED! 

COME EARLY FOR 

BEST SELECTION 

^V*' - i * 

ALL 

INCLUDE 

PRICES 

HOME SERVICE 

Labor Included 

\ JZ 

$ 

'" ' .V.. .„'-*(. 

$ 

THE OCEAN CITY 

ELCcrm 

SENTINElAEDGER 

INVENTOR 

~JSL ~ 

k»?., 

1967 

•••1 

THE OCEAN CITY JINTINiL-LIDSEE 

• REFRIGERATORS • WASHERS **RYERS • RANGES • DISH WASHERS • AIR 

ALL AT HISTORY iviAKING LOW PRICES 

'•• -T r 

$ 

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NO FROST W."«,,MrW 

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pmiLesl 

w J 

> Glint 96 Ib 

am freenr 

*JOBWB0iTINe 

" IVW1 ' 

:..-£;f**, r - TT-'^Wl 

i' 

Electric 

DRYER 

• 3-Cycle 

• Includes Durable Press 

AIR 

CONDITIONERS 

5,000 

BJU.'s 

SPECIAL 

SUMMER SALE! 

ONLY AT SCHUFF ELECTRIC 

WH/tf THEY LAST! 

PHILCO 

ICE TRAY KIT 

—• Lnarr TWO TO A custmam — 

Single-Cycle 

UNDER COUNTER 

DISHWASHER 

Combination 

WASHER- 

DRYER 

DUOMATIC 

£'• Autbjv PMMttASJ 

REFRIGERATOR- 

AÂ-FÂ 

CLOCK 

Control 

^rtornatie Shut** 

AM-FM CLOCK RADIO 

• Wood CaWnet , •.„-. 

• Full Featured f* A QK 

• Slide Dial 54^= 

• APC Control ^^ 

AM^M TABLi RADIO 

• Slide Dial 

• AFC Control 

• Two Speakers 

%\\Am 

gar rar* r 

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SALE and 

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19" Diagonal * 

172 Iq. In, Picture 

Stand Included 

21" Diagonal 1 

TRANSISTOR 

RADIO 

SAMPLES 

Both AM & , 

Wood Cabinet 1 

13990 

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$ 125 

AM CLOCK 

«. 

1» * ' RADIO 

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PAGE 6 — SECTION ONE 

'Coming Events In Somers Point-Unwood 

TODAY < {Friday)—v , , i Somers Point* city Counoi meeting, 

7-30 pm. 

MWwdist Senior High Tel 

Iriwship dinner meellnir, 

l 

PRINTING 

il 

Lewis L. fiarrrett 

852 A*bory Avenue 

Dial 399-1282 

HEADQUARTERS FOR 

FINEST BRAND 

CLOTHES 

FOR BOYS and GIRLS 

• INFANTS' WEAR 

•DRESSES 

• PLAY CLOTHES 

• SWIM WEAR 

Largest Selection 

Giuibbefte 

GLOTHiS In So. Jeriey 

•Mite Teens 

CDAIM'C «fl< VINTNOft AVI. 

OPTOI WTONESBAX 

Seafood dinner, 4*30 to 7 pm, at 

gamers Point VFW.'' Betiiel «L 

SUNDAY— 

On ba)a" 1 p.m. at John F. Ken 

bedy Park; sponsored fay • Sinners 

Point Fire Company Tvyo tor (he 

I cilt of the. trust fund fur the children 

of Raymond Wagner. Jr. 

MONDAY— 

SD-IitTs Paant Senior Gtlzrais ment 

IH£, 11 30 am, JJI Gitict* Liflhemn 

Church. 

TUESDAY— 

Somert Point JQwaris Qub meet. 

Ing. 7 p.m., a< Daniel's Restaurant, 

Smnera Point Fire Company One 

meeting, S p.m., in the Bethel rd. 

I fireball. 

TERMITES? 

For Fast Service, 

CaM the Gentlemen 

In Blue , , , 

FREE INSPECTION 

OCEAN CITY 399.1200 

Ratner Pest Control 

LAST 2 DAYS! 

REMODELING SALE 

(INDS SATURDAY, I;30 P. M.) 

TREMENDOUS SAVINGS on 

©OLD BOND 

ONI ecwuurtafix HGUS§ PAINT 

GOLD BOND 

INTERIOR 

VELVET PRICE 

SALE 

SUPREME 

LATEX; 

FLAT 

GAL, 

GOES BACK TO 

tt.76 MONDAY 

^» WM 6AL, 

ON MONDAY 

OOLD BOND 

LAtEX ENAMEL 

33 1 99 

' SAL. B.T. 

GOES BACK TO 

S7,fl SAL. MONDAY 

TRlitlNG PAINT CO. 

1811 ATLANTIC AVENUE 

1 BETWEEN INDIANA and OHIO AVENUES) 

A. U»NTIC CITY'S MOST COLORFUL ADDRESS 

PHONE 341-1164 

FOR FAST DELIVERY ON MAINLAND AND OCEAN CITY 

PARK FREE — REAR OF STORE 

Visit Our New 

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DELICATESSEN 

— OCEAN CITY'S FINEST ~ 

— GOURMET STORE — 

— featuring — 

THE HIGHEST QUALITY DOMESTIC and 

IMPORTED LUNCHEON MEATS and CHEESES 

— 45 Varieties —'- 

9 Varieties of Delicious Home-Made Salads, 

Made Fresh Daily 

TRY ONE OF OUR 

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T ' (A HEAL TREAT) 

COME ON IN and SEE OUR 

\ DISPLAY OF GOURMET ITEMS 

t - and HORS D'OEUVRES 

4 

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'£&&t *^>'i 1 -fi'< , >«-,'*' f _'^ 

^st: 

Given in marriage my nor father 

he bride was at*ircd 111 a.formal A- 

'inc.gown of white silk orgniKa over 

-KSU 

Mr. and Mrs. Donald A, Swan, of ers also wore white orchids. 

I VWsIry as*., became the brtds 6f Following a reception at the Atian. 

yisign Paul Jogi^ph Di^rnt-htT*, Jr., tic Qiy OJuntry dub Ihc couple left. 

ef Mr and Mrs. Paul Joseph for a wedding trip to CMpe Ood, Mass, 

N»rpyher. uf Virginm Bsuii, Vs., They wiU make mrtr home in Pen- 

iitunlay afternoon in Bie First Mett. saqola, f*la. For her traveimB outfit 

list Chui'eh. 

Uw bride LAOSL' it yellow and vvîite 

Thi> Rev. William R. Guffick, wet- thrt-c-iwcH^p ssuit witii whitQ accessoror. 

oKIdatt.il at thp double-ring cerei. ' . 

mony, and Miss Susan Cbnrivll wns The bride, a gradual? of Oceffli 

City Kiffh School, attendcid Susque- 

Given in mttrriiiite by her ftilher, )i;ijini University and »as graduaittti 

the bride was iinired in a tornuU from Millprs%iile StaJe OolleBe. She 

gown of rtlk orBiinzii over pc«u de is an ili-niiaitiiry l«ic*er, 11K- bride- 

seie. The Aloneon laia> saaioped Jbud. groom, a graduate of PrinaaBj Anne 

ice wax trimnird "with sifd ppeurta 

(VB.I HiBh Stilioul tuid the U. S, 

and appliquw of lane wifli .wed pearls l l i 

were scswrrd on the A-line hiBh 

rise ttiusthni' sMrt. Thj. gown atej 

fi"j,tured a detachable Qtihedraj train 

wi-h matfhiisj Uiis? appliqu and 

ii sciiUop«i lace edui'. Her mreeqi-:ir;i 

r hjji in not vi«l mis held siih 

r.-iu do sole flpwer-Jike Mtnls.ae- 

•; •:»d v,1jh tutsA pairls anl ery: 

i TS, wMtu 

Sf-s, .Vorm«"LtoitertJi Buc^nan, of 

r.I,:iSsviir#, Pa., »as matron'of tonij... 

B^dismeids were Miss Phyllis 

'Falrmaft, of Vvynnewbod, Pa,, Miss' 

Undii Eamlston. of Utnsdowne, Psi.. 

Pi'rinsylvanis. i Ml«s Smrly Stump, of YpTle, PH.. Miss 

KKren Clark, of Phiiadeiphm, and 

M:« Joyce MoFarlfind, of Oiks, Pa, 

Miss Morrison, James R, Arasz The bridal atlendants vhrt, silk 

aiw,UWM over peau do sole jjowhs 

f-Hhlimcd «,ith yellow atons, whke 

Married With A Nuptial Mass Indices with yollorw flower appliques, 

Ifinff sliir^fis and- fearurinB nwss 

Oirlst the Ifflng H, C. Own* camaflons and baby mums,- '• Kreen velvet haws at the empire 

Oierry mil wistiie setting tottnt 

musts. Thtir headpieeffi were yellow 

Fw her daughter's weddinji Mrs. 

for, the'Nuptial Mass for Miss Mtup 

peiabi.with net veils and Oley carriiri 

Morrison *ose a petal pink fitted 

am Ann Morrison, daughter of Mr. 

| tsisradta of yellow reses and vvMte 

sheath topped with a loose toee-trim. 

and Mrs.' Robert A. Morrison, oi 

daisies. ' ' • • 

med Mckot. Her ensemble was com. 

Oieny mil, and Jamai R, AUBSB, got 

WUlinm F, Buchamn, 3rd, 

plcted wttti treitehing acasajriiB and 

of- Mr, and Mra. Andrew AlBsz a eonsige of eymbidlum ordBds, For 

PhUaddphta and 407 14th at... thb the occasion Mrs. Arass! selected a 

a t y . , • " ' . • • , 

pale blue Mtted sh«i,th trimmed with 

"The Ritfit.Rev, Mmtri Joseph He- lace, a loose mati=hlng 'csxii and 

Jn vrc. [M-Stor, ofiiujttil .it the dou- mmaiinR am-Mirlfs sjij. alvj \«n"ivastern 

He is employed 

lor Ceco Oorp m PhUidelphui. 

1 Na\fil Aiidemy at AnrapoUs, Md., is 

an enidgn in the Navy airf will be 

assigned at Punsacoia, 

e're 

I 

of MprrLwUie, 

Pa., Mas best: man, .and 

HeTVinB as ushers wnre Donald F. 

Swan, of this eity; Larry Mnrshall, of 

Raoii, 'Pa,, and ErBiRns Loris Hester, 

of GuUatin, Te,, Herb - Fauth; - of 

U'litti-siojie, N, Y., iind Jim Welsh uf 

R/x-k Km. Mo. 

I or her uUuRhtcr'-i wvykhi^, Mrn 

Ku-jin (iiose a powdiT blue dress with 

8S1 ASBURY AVENUE 

mi Alcncott tux- blue eont tuid makiiing'iiccaenrlcK 

while the mother of 

the bridegroom selec^rd a bmgo kmt 

ilrcs with bmee walking ln^«h ran 

••' 

From floor to ceiling, inside and out 

Prompt (TV Service 

STOP LITTLE TROUBLES 

•to* ThwBaeam* l 

SKILLED TECHNICAL SgRV 

GLEESON'S TV 

1OW AMUWY AVI. '/•- 

EXPERT 

Storm Window 

and Screen 

Repairs and 

Replacement 

FRli PICK-UP 

and DILIVIRY 

Ace Auto Ifass 

Fth St. & Asbury Ave, 

399-0055 

Lead a more colorful 

life with the 

BesTBioonUnVPaiotin 

Most desirable floorfinhh. ever 

developed.' Beautiful low lustre 

F&H ACRYLIC LATEX dries 

in 40 minutes. Use inside 

or outside where traffic is 

heaviest I Easy clean-up 

with soap and water. $2.10 quart 

^ 

m 

it hasn't 

Your still 

FINNAREN & HALEY .fa /.y 

VACUUM 

SALES SERVICE ^ 

COMPLETE REPAIR SERVICE 

PARTS FOR ALL MAKES 

VALENTINE D. VALENTINE 

511 SHORE ROAD | 

CALL 399-2907 atw 

FREE I 

HATS far Alljaccarion, H 

HANDSAOS — GLOVES —" 

LINGERIE — 

BELTS"^F0LP4JP° 

FASHION WBATHiFcOATS 

HELEN P. 

CUXWtUj 

825 

ONLY 

AT ELFMAN 

SO. JERSEY'S LEADING CANCELLATIONS 

WE FEATURE NATIONALLY FAMOUS AD 

BRANDS OF MEN'S AND WOMEN'S I 

For Women 

SAVINGS from ti to $15 on 

FREE 

PARKING 

TREADEASY 

FIOR 

NATURALIZER5 

FOOTSAVIU 

SELBY 

BBITiSH CLASSICS 

And Many Ottierj 

Sllsi ] lo 11-widths AAAAAA h> Ell 

•"^•^• 1 " 1 * 11 * For Mgn 

frem SI to $15 on 

MBTTLETOMS 

FRIEMAHS '.. s 

NUNN-BUSH 

LLOYD •!.._ 

FINEST IMPORTS 

MANY OTHEU^ 

ALL SHOES GUARANTEED FIRST 

1333 PACIFIC AVENUE 

s ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. 

Car. N*w York , \m Will 

8. FaEifljB Ate. , ( '- .• ', jf{ 

klr 

gone to our head 

number ONE in.. 

La Contour 

PHIL TURNER'S PAINT STORE 

721 Asbury Avenue FRE & PARKING • - REAR OF STORE n;a| 399 naao 

FASTI FASTI FAST DELIVERY , ' OPEN MON. Thru THURS. Til 5:»- FRI « SAT TU 

VISIT OUR,BRANCH STORE IN STONE HARBOR AT 252 96TH STREET 

OCEAN CITY, N. J. 

with 

A Tip of «w 

. - ,i J 

M 

If it K 

to tf\.c me a fc,^ 

Davi- Is aJnuwt 0*J£ 

tho Nnlionol °l?iii 

trying to 

day out. 

I, lt»n.Oft. 

that maw* t 

People first 

by d« 

secrrt wnnli I 

her when! 

the magic i 

DodecnncsctoJ 

ly, JUNE 23, 1967 

mn'r/A 

„„ ...,-, AUXILIARY SOCIAL Mrs Joseph C Frei, 

WlUiam Bateson, Jv, Mrs James McFaul and Mis 

pflUtWion, Of the Ocean City Chapter, Women's Aux- 

UO-Shor* Memorial Hospital, make up a table at the 

jfcn sodal climaxing meetings for the season The 

was held Tuesday at Harry's Inn, Somers Point 

AN'S 

OPEN ALL YEAR 

SEAFOOD 

ItTH STREET AT 

BAYFRONT 

DIAL IM-U/t 

ROUND * * * 

ISH •SEA IMS • WHITE FISH 

FRESH SHRIMP and COOKED SHRIMP 

LUE FISH • BUTTERFISH • CLAMS 

FILET of FLOUNDER • RORGIES 

FISH ROE • JERSEY LOBSTERS 

FRESH BAIT 

] BLOODWORMS • FRESH SQUID • SHINERS 

•UNKIR & GROUND BUNKER -CHUM-CLAMS 

i

1'! j 

I.' 

Km-. ,•,;; 

SAVE BIG on this 

BEST BUY OF THE WEEK! 

Circle Special 

SCOTCH 

Fifth ...... '3.99 

Quart .; : . . . '4.99 

LIQUOR STORE 

FINEST AND MOST COMPLETE STOCK 

IN ALL OF SOUTH JERSEY 

On the Circle Semen Polrtf 

9*27-2921 or 6422 

THE 

CLAM 

BAR N 


ON 34TH STREET IN MARMORA, N, J, 

PHONE JJM2/4 

OUR SPECIALTY 

CLAM FRITTERS 

HALF SHELLS 

STEAMED CLAMS 

CLAM CHOWDER 

.-... CLAM STEW 

DEVILED CLAMS 

_L 

SEAFOOD PLATTERS | 

SANDWICHES 

BEVERAGES 

SALADS v 

SUl'Si ^ , 

Take-Out Orders Available 

OPEN It A. M. to • P. M. MONDAY thru THURSDAY 

FBI. 4nd SAT. 'HI 11 P. HI.; SUNDAY NOON 'III I P. M. 

CONEY'S 

INC. 

34TH STREET 

LIQUOR 

STORE 

Well Known Brands 

RYE - BOURBON 

GIN - RUM 

BEER 

OPEN 

WEEKDAYS 

9 A.M. to 10 P.M. 

No Sunday Sales 

BAR 

OPEN DAILY 

v a.m. - 2 a.m. 

OPEN 

SUNDAYS 

12 NOON 

Dial 399-9851 

TRUST IS MORE 

THAN A WORD HERE 

IT IS OUR PROFESSION 

Jutt Arrived Full Line of 

BONNE BELL COSMETICS 

Featuring 

"1006" LOTIONS 

NEW SUMMER SHADES of LIPSTICK 

COLOR FOUNDATIONS - COMPACTS 

SKIN CREAMS - SUN TAN LOTION 

' ? ). Trained Cosmeticians to Assist You 

'..SEL VAGN 

15. 

L :"'.-. PHARMACY 

UNDER NEW OWNERSHIP 

in. StrW -WE'and 

Atbury Ave. ' 399-3535 

'!* .«§•.Mfi «m SBRvice 

5TW- *' 

I < 

Waldman To Aid 

Senate Hearing 

fainw Mnyor B, Ttmnum Wald- 

A final reminder has been 

made of the Antique Show be. 

Ing sponsored by the Rbsary.Al. 

tar Society of St. Franoes Ca. 

brinl R.C. Church Saturday, llie 

atteir will be staged at the 

16th st. sliopping center fpnm 

9 n.m. to 6 p.m: 

As of me end of last w«?k 15 

antique dealers already had accepted 

the invitation to participate. 

The 'vjiiiety of articles expet"t«l 

i!f wide including not only 

area antiques but frcm m-'iny 

sprtions of this country as well 

03 various parts of the worid. 

•ITie public is invited to tn 

and browse, as well as buy. 


YOUNG MARRIED WOMAN will 00 

baby sitting at her beachfront 

home durintf thfl week. Will provide 

lunch. Coll 399-9363. C ?3 

KINDERGARTEN Teacher desires po- 

îtion as companion to older WO' 

man or children. Can teach child to 

ixrfm. Call 927-3469. 6-23 

VENETIAN BLINDS — Retaped. re. 

corded, taken down, and reinstall. 

ed same day. Reasonable. Call 399- 

2802, 6-23 (Too late) 

TW.p EXPERIENCED and reliable 

boyt with power mowora will'man, 

leure lawn for reasonable rates, For 

information call 398 0562. 6 30 

EXPERIENCED HOUSE PAINTER, inside 

and out, by college graduate 

student., Reasonable prices. Call 399. 

1605. 7-7 

"HAIRCUTTING SPECIALISTS" that 

at __ Bernle's Bartje*" Stiop, 835 As 

bury Ave.. Ocean City. N. J. Two 

barbers to serve you. Hours: 8 

A. M. to 6 .P. M. 

RETIRED MAN witfi busine^s l&lte 

to .worit. Mon:. Tu««.. eind W«d. In 

9 book store, and bath house. * Apply* 

at 1318 Boardwalk between -10 

A. M. anil 12 noon. s 27 

I960 DODGE DART — By original 

owner, radio and heater. A-l condlMon. 

}>jOO. 928 Ocsan Aue. 399. 

2DBI " 6 23 

SALE:. .Beautiful t>6d room suite 

Trench Prov firay. double bed 

bo* spring mattre&s, bureau chest 

draw-Sri, night tablo, fpne kitchen 

table, '42" round, formica top, 2board 

extent'on lounger chair; over 

stuffed liv. rm. chair, record player 

with AM and FM radtjO rugs rose 

beige and pads 9 X 12 G y 9 

3x46.28 x7, drop leaf table 

mahogany air conditioner Rear, 

1S32 Wesley Ave Sat and Monday 

10 A M to 3 P M Phone 399 1617 

6-23 

SUNFISH—Wooden, while hull, natural 

deck and white lulls Nrw 

Must sell. $300. 3O1S Asbuiy Ave 

(rear apt.) 6 23 

QCEAN CITY LAGOON, new cott.ge 

over two 

car garage electric heat, 

2bedrrjoms bd dining nlng and living room, room 

kitchen bath wwalls 

Georgia Itlrch 

Two large rse boat docks Partly fur 

niohsd &7.9O0 Mortgage available 

Call 399J6857. 

ASBURY 

BAKERY 


>•••••»< 

!l 

,••-»•«>•»•••••»»« 

OPEN EVERY DAY 

SUNDAY at 7 A. M. 

FRESH BAKED ON 

THE PREMISES 

HEARTH BREAD 

• PASTRIES • 

PIES • ROLLS 

LEMON MERINGUE PIE 

and CINNAMON BUNS' . 

ARB OUR SPECIALTIES 

Head Start Program 

At Primary School 

7HE-0CEAN CltV SENTlNEL-LEDGEI? 

A He;id Stiirt pro^mm for 

pupils will lx.f:in at 9 u.m. Munduy 

(June 2151 in thf Prinimy Sijhnol at 

Sth St. anil Wt-a i.v. CUtHi will tx- (Ms 

tu 1 p.m. The pro^mi-ii is «m 

under nic flinxîun of lh< 

.indOipe Human RLSUUTCCS, 

Tnr- fiaemmttuy Summer ScJiool 

p in [Xii1 

on a grimt from tlR" FLIIL-IHI Govcjnin 

LS 

tinlly tinatKiil by [hi? Ost 

of Education .Hi/nvyn 

-ior of the elt*mf?nt. r n-y 

All iib In the lerwiit-ury sctuxjl 

will bi.' 

s'rurtion uiurdin 

.Lr ri'idin^ ^nd 

LTI individiBLl In. 

tu tiiui 

ti.ist.-'In addltirm to ruuilinK Ihi-n- will 

bt speci.d instruc-tion in . 

nunibi'rs within the ccnOnes of bal 

ahci'd programming. 

The personnel of the munielpaj or- 

Snow% 

cKtstra for 1B87 will be Frank Ruggieri. 

inajiager; Nicholas MelaMi 

Seven Dv. 

fT'tnmaliT nnd asstetunt leader; 

Paul Polivnick,' Sidney Pollvnick 

Mornls Freedniiin, BasU Ponslo and 

ADMISSION 

ADULTS MATINEE Me, EVE. tl.JO; 

Chssifled Ads Bring You Quid Results 

TILTON SHOPPING CENTER 

15 Mill, from Ocean City via 

Routs Its Tllton Rd. (Rr. 

FREE PARKINS at the Door 

NORTHPIBLD - MM1V 

WlDNESDAY, JUNi 21 THRU TUISBAY* JUNf 27 

NOW PLAYING THRU TUESDAY* 

A Musical Masterpiece of 

MATINEE DAILY 2 p. M. — EVE. 7:lS 

Enchanting Entertainment 

WEEK NITES 

7:30 and f:30 P. M. 

SATURDAY and SUNDAY 

1:35 - 3.-3S - S:3S - 7:3S . »:J5 

Theptre Guide 

ABSECON ATLANTIC 8lh Strtwt 

U.S. 40—BLACK HORSE PIKE 

AT PLEASANTVILLE (641-3581) 

EKclosivs AH. City Showing 2 of His Seaun'* Blggwt Hit. 

TOGETHER) 

ON (1) PROGRAM 

and JOHN WAYNB 

"HATARI" 

ADDED COMPANION HIT 

MICHAEL CAINE (Color) 

ii YEARS ence 

AND UNDER rnCC SHOWS START DUSK 

KOHR FARMS BEEF HOUSE 

Oirafully Aged Prims Beet, Ral»d On Our PeontylvMla Farma 

?fh STREET — JUST OFF BOARDWALK 

IN PHILA., PA., 142S CHESTNUT STREET 

BEEFEATER'S 

BILL OF FARE 

Includes Salad Bowl, 

Roll and,; Potato' Choice ' 

TAKE-OUT ORDERS 

COMEDIANS -ft A BIVY OF (50RGEOUS 

DIAL 

OPEN 11 A.M. DAILY 

Off Walk 

NOW PLAYING THRU TUESDAY. 

MATINEE DAILY 2 P.M. —EVE. 

AARON ROSENBERG 

MARIINMEPEfi 

iFREE PARKING Oppeiini Thtatr* 

GATEWAY^ 

Vt SOM ERS POINT- 

FRIDAY - SATURDAY 

SHOWS 7:15 • f.-IS - MATINEE SA1 

SUNDAY - MONDAY - TUESDAY, 

SHOWS 7:15 »iwl »!»,-* 

Boardwalk 

at 12th St. S 

P31 

OPENS WEDNESDAY, 

VX F1 DORA 

JOHN WAYNE R° B 

IN COLOR 

-4i 

Suntrb Cutting 

' Swvlnfllrom • p.m. 

;ja->;a>tiy,.pa|>-- •' 

IH IB HlUHU 

inuw pit 

GasadelSol 

D.nclng from | p.m. 

D.IIyE.MPtMoodf,. 

Iminiite RendeivouiîaUj file Stuil 

The STARLIGHT LOUNG1! 

•t »« jet O» THf WAUC 

For RaHnaHsaii 

Pill MMtll 

Aid far bisk 

brivt In ... 

ftmt r.rlino 

Far Btanf, tan, 

Havliip • ••HyT HIUH f,,ll lillilai1 la in ifi.l ..d.l ,..„! 

... For B.l.lb. plum inJ B 

ILL'S 

1234-1242 Boardwalk 

1 

RESTAURANT I CUM BAR 

Oceon City's Only Boardwalk Clam Bar 

Serving - LUNCH - DINNER 

[STEAMED CLAMS - SEAFOOD • COCKTAILS 


V, 

TRY OUR 4 P, M, TO 8 P. M. DINNER 


LUNCHEON 

SPECIAL 12-3 From $ 1.00 

COMPLETE 

SEAFOOD MENU 

CHARCOAL 

•ROILED STEAKS & CHOPS 

OPEN 12 NOON 'TIL 8 P.M. * 

Tnat yourself and your family 

To a fine dinner 

Overlooking the Beautiful Bay 

OYSTER STEW CLAM STEW 

STEAMED CHERRYSTONE CLAMS 

HOMEMADE SNAPPER SOUP 

* CAMPBELL'S * 

FISH NET RESTAURANT 

34TH STREET, MARMORA, DIAL 399-8172 

OPEN 4 P. M. 'TIL 8 30 P. M. DAILY 

OPEN SUNDAY 12 TO 8:30 P.M. 

(CLOSED TUESDAYS) i 

Federal Grant 

Received By ACC 

AUsnSse OommunUy College, an. 

nouneed this week .the aUoouian of 

SJB,Bi of Pedaral funds to Uie Ool. 

l«e tor bash the Ubmry and for stu. 

dtnt Jinaiicjal old. 

Under P. I* KJ», ths libraiy wUl 

re«ive $5,000 as a "iBaujtennnoB of 

eltoft" basic grant. This is g 

Uie CoUese Libraiy Re»urces ftofrain, 

Tlile II of the Higher Bduaiiion 

Act of ISO, 

TTie Oollege Work Study Profram, 

under Title 1 ol the Scsnonile Oppar. 

tunitys&ot of 1»4, as amended, provldes 

110,478,38. 

Of Bus $0,^.00 Ii oMoaaited tor the 

period July through December, 1887. 

The Januaiy-June ISM portion has 

not as yei been awarded. Mjtkiiing 

funds. In varyuif percentages, must 

be provided b)t the CJoHege. "Ms pro. 

gram is designed for (he employment 

of needy students. 

An approximate nlloraiion of J7.B7 

has been provided under the Na* 

Uoiiiil Defense Student Loan Program, 

This pmgmm involves 20 per* 

cint of rnalching funds OR a ^ l 

Under title IV of the Hi#ier Bduca«ion 

Act of li», as ameiried, 

13,700 has been commuted for Bdurational 

Opportunity Grarts for full 

time undergraduate students of exct-piiomij 

financial need. No tnatrMng 

funds wUl be required. 

Sandman Sends Mayers 

Booklets On Pollution 

WASHDJOTON, D. C, — totgressmaji 

Oiaries W. &ndman, Jr., 

(R,, 2nd Dist., N.J.) has distributed 

to the m mayors in Ms ConpeislMifd 

Distrirt three publications of 

the United Suites Public Health 

Service dealing wiUi air pollution 

and means of controlling and pre. 

venting it. 

In placini the pubUsHons before 

the mayors, Congressman Sandman 

wrote: 

"While air pollution seemingly Is 

not a rmtical problem in our O& 

grc-sional District at this time, I 

thought you would be Intereated 

in having Uie three? publications. 

"You will note lhat the booklds 

contain many hripful suugesiions on 

pollution, and they are pUiced before 

you with the thought that nn 

ounce of prevention is worth tons 

of cure." 

The booklets distributed by Con- 

gressman Sandman are entitled 

"Clean Air For Your Community." 

"Tlie Federal Air Pollution, Program" 

of-Aic 

OPENING SOON 

BLACUHQUS 

wanta read a good "COCK'N BULL" story? about a new place "FOR 

WHOM THE BULLS TOIL"? 

|NTIMATE~DIN!NG (you'll be poked in the ribs by the southpaw at 

the nov* tnhlri in an OLD WORLD ATMOSPHERE • . . (but don't expect hot 

water or towels in our rest rooms) 

DINE LEISURELY (our waitresses have a lot to talk about) 

A LA CARTE MENU (prices sound reasonable but we'll nick you for 

cof & dessert) featuring SOUP DE JOUR (see yesterdays menu for a hint) — 

OUR OWN SALAD PRESSINGS (we goof up the store boughten kind with our 

own recipes) We are known rrom coast coast (pnelo Oscar lives in San Gabriel) 

We invite your comments (we love compliments)—Wanta see an interesting 

menu? Come read ours. 

Sincerely 

CHIC, CHUCK 'N CHOW 

TING-A-LING 399-5422 9TH & WESLEY 

h IN THE LINCOLN HOTEL 

i 

THE OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER PAGE m&m/' 

Mrs. Henry Herman Janssen 

u 

Miss Callan Is Janssen Bride 

In Jenkintown Ceremony 

- A Jea&fe^TbifeHgt&itil Wee dress and white orchid. 

emnized Saluroay mxxips in *c Following a reception o* the home 

Immuculalto Coiicoptton 

Ifi men had no faith in on an- 

p R.C Church, of (hi bride the couple left for a 

othBr, all jot iis would have to live 

Jenkintown. P Pa., when h Mis Mi QLTOI Q I wedding trip to Florida. Tîqy will 

within our incomes. 

Anne Callan, • daughter of Mr. andmake 

their home in Boston, Mass. 

Mrs- Ambrose F. CaUan, o( JenMn- For her going away ouitfit the bride 

town and 38 Day rd., tliis city, be- chose a navy and gold costume suit 

came the bride at Henry Hraman with navy accRswries. 

Janssen, son ot Mr. and Mrs. Henry "DM? .bride is a gmduaiê of Mel- 

Did You Say Janssen, of Philadelphia. 

rose Academy in Philadelphia and 

Miss Elayn C. KoJlmer, of Phila- Chestnut Hill Hospital! School of Meddelphia, 

was maid of honor, and servical Technology. The bridegroom, an 

DELicrous 

ing as bridesmaids w«ne Miss Ellen alumnus of St. Joseph's OollrRe in 

Janssen, sister of the brifk^nmni, Philadnlphin, is aUendins Harvard 

and Mrs. Diane Csillan, sister-divfciw Law School, 

PIZZA? of the bnide, both of rWladelphio, 

Thotnos J. McGlynn, of Phlkidel- 

YOU BET IT IS! phta. was b«jt man, nnd assisting as Couple Are Married 

usheirs wnro Kenneth A. Oillan, 

brother of the bride, and Francis In Motel Coffeeshqp 

WONDERLAND » McGlynn, botti of FHkidelnWa, 

Nat all marriages are held in 

TTie bride was afltircd in a candle- churches and synagogues. Some have 

togtur flooi-lenglh otB^nzsi gown wilh been known to be conducted in the 

lace appliques and sot off with a most exotic places tinder the most 

PIZZA QooHenBth tiule veil iiiso with exotic icircumMnnces. People have 

matchhiK appliques. 

been mnrried' in airplanes, riivra, 

6th & Boardwalk Tlie bridal atitundants wore floor- (trains and just about any spot big 

lenEtii fiowns of pale green chtffbn enough for a minister, bndr- and 

and carried enscades of btdjy pink groom. . I 

TAKE-OUT ORDERS carnations. 

Such a wedding took place Mon- 

For the occasion. Mrs. QUInn chose day at 4:30 p.m.. as Michael O'Haia. 

1 p.m. to 11:30 p.m. _ blue silk dress with wlnte orchid, 54, chef at the Impalu Motel's cof? 

wlule Mr\ Jarcsen selected a pink feeshop, took the hand of Mrs. Mi^ 

dred Hendricks. 53. sister of Mr. Ben 

Bolter, a local hotel operator 'Hie 

wedding was held in Uie coffee shop 

where the former was employed. 

The Rev. Winfred ScoM. pastor of 

St. James AME Qurrch, offitiuled. 

O. CITY 

*nie ultimate salesman is the man 

who can moke. his wife feel sorry 

for the girl who lost her compact 

in, his car. 

Gregory's 

RESTAURANT 

& BAR 


SOMERS POINT 


HARD* SHELL 

CRABS 


Snapper Soup 

PACKAGE GOODS 

DELIVERED 

Phon* 927-3943 ' 

Opfcn 7 A.M. 

FISHERMAN'S WHARF, fCAPE MAYt N. J.' 

PHONE 884-8206' r 

COCKTAILS • LUNCHEONS^ 

DINNERS . 

Luncheon — Noon to 3 P.M. 

Wmmr — From 5,to la.'P.'M,'' 

SCHOONER OPEN FRL.SAT.; SUN. 

AH An All Vfli. EXTTNO. 0 ' ' 1 

upen AH Tear GARDEN STATE PARKWAY t , ^ 

OPEN EVERY DAY < -. 

Happiness is.,, 

a Mug of Beer 

and 

Hardshell Crabs 

at the 

CRAB TRAP 

WE ALSO SERVE 

PLATTERS 

*^ 

BRING THE CHILDREN 

• From &3O a.m. 

to 11:30 .. m. 

PARKING 

.1 

-t ,• \ T 

i 

DANONO FRIDAY 

SQMERS POINT CJOC 

r~*~£~Z—*/ JiT 


• a.m. M 

1:11 p.m. 

ts a ''Fun Day" for the entire jaiMyf 

Th* PORT-OXAU. HQUI * Mala/ In •^***a«r 

lor raur pltaiura . . . ., ABSOLUTILY INI 

FINEST BRUNCH S.r»»d -AnywlMW -an J .tfc« 

itntf Coait. A Gaunvft Buff**' M Plant* 

j| ,"/EyerrOB»'. Palata In , 

CONNOISSEUR ART, GALLERY n t -,, 

On tfM ImknT loUijf ot ttit |w4*l } > ( 

PORTiCfluJ 1 ^ 

. I 'iiLLLJl •_-J--lllJ5!jJ«Mg£gBii ,'w 

Th e ToWh 

RESTAURANT : 

CORNER 9th STREET and CENTRAL AVENUE— AIR-CONDITIONED^ 

OPEN EARLY IN THE MORNING TILL LATE AT NIGHT 

Serving Breakfait — Luncheon — Sandwiches — Plattet* 

Soda Fountain Featuring Jane Logan Ice Cream 

DELIVERY SERVICE WE CATER TO CHILDREN DIAL (609) 399-0717. t 

OVER 30 YEARS OF SUCCESSFUL BUSINESS 

AMPLE 

FREE PARKING 

RESTAURANT 

OCEAN AVENUE at 9th 

SERVING DINNERS 4:30-9 WEEKDAYS • ; \ ^ 

FOR TAKE HOM| 

DINNER SERVICE 

DIAL 

'.A" 4 

iW m 

M 

mmit 

\n 'A 

.1

m 

If 

'f 

« 

Ought To Be A Law' 

— or, ought there* the City Commission, maintain peace and dignity. 

tin otfer to >nikc the Police Department ' So, turnabout Is Mr pto. We ate addpt- 

» , ^ J i W M | a,new "anti-noise" orf* gg ^ ^ ^ s «5* Wtat ^ 

i*i»op wiUi' the Intent, according to its Utle, "to It took three local attorneys, not to men- 

,^ jmjhilwt tte makiht; of loud and/or raucous uon th« Margate city solicitor, to conceive 

This would be true if passing a law auto- 

matically accomplishes anything to corrtct a 

situation It doesn't, of course. 

„ , -a.- ".Qt laws HI AcuHnuusu juiti. MMI. What counts is a willingness of our perm- 

' [ head the Re- 

publican campaign. Whether he will 

continue to lead the G.O.P. forci« 

after his nptwinhticnt Inter by Gov- 

ernor HughcB. is problematical. 

The Governnr asks for "candor" 

Forum *ind Agin' 'Em 

Luckiest Man 

In Vietnam? 

Dear Slf: 

I consider myself one of the luck- 

iest men in Vietnam. I, unlike tnost 

others over here,. rccefvo tny 

hometown newspaper. 

H Is the greatest boost in motal 

for the soldier to know what it 

happening »t home. It is also great lo 

know there arc people back home, 

besides Mentis turf njatives, who 

care about the men fighting ti this 

far off country. 

We're here for a very good reason 

and'arc proud to serve our country 

In her hour at need. 

I thank all the people, whether 

pro or con to oils -war, who support 

our servicemen engaged In * this 

conflict.^Thank you.; i 

. Stoierdy, " 

Todd E. Bower 

(Editor's note: Todd E. Bowi* Is 

the son of Mrs. Jeaneue Bower, i of 

739 Asbury av., and he is with the 

UJ5. Army in Vietnam. Bower wan 

one ct the uerviecmon to whotn' the 

Fergmon-FoBlkj Pout O50, Veterans 

o) Foreign Wars, sends every Issue 

or the campaigntoaii' ahead. "• In a 

graduation, speech at Newark State 

College, he revealed the Demoratlc 

line ot attack to retain control of the 

Legislahtni 

"Htyood itt own arcomplisliments 

lor tin- State, I hope and pray that 

the crmnigi- evidenced by this Legis- 

lature wilt Invoke a new kind of 

courage and a new candor on the 

part at all our citizens — a condor 

which will be evidenced by nil men 

in all discussion ot public Issues," 

he said 

"And I hope that the day will 

soon come when the people who 

use platitudes to denounce the sales 

tax, tor example, will renliro that 

they are octunlly denouncing all th.it 

the soles tax provides for our 

State und its future — the State 

aid, the hospitals, the colleges, (he 

health measures and the liundrwl 

other things they would not dare 

criticize in plnin Jajiguoge." 

TAXES — Local properly taxpay- 

ers in Now Jersey probably will not 

have tiler times reduced in the 

years Jihciid. 

Clarence J. Ziegler. executive di- 

rector of the New Jersey Taxpayers 

Association, blasted the hopes of lo- 

cal property owners recently by 

claiming that despite IUI additional 

yearly income of $202,500,000 from 

the three perfcent sales tax, a record 

.statewide rise of 13% percent in 

the western democracies . 

Russian advisors and technicians 

in the Middle East have not been 

present in large numbers in 1 the 

Arab nations, including Egypt. The 

changing picture confronting Arab 

rattans today may be one in which 

the only hope of victory Use in hon- 

ing over greater control of their 

armed forces to the Soviets. 

Tlie Arabs have now lost 

three wars ngftlnst Israel rinco the 

end of the Second World War. II 

they are ever to learn (heir lesson, 

it would seem the latest shattering 

, defeat would Imprera it upon them, 

They need outside help in leader- 

ship as well as in weapons and must 

avoid being taken by surprise. And 

unless the Russians have some as- 

surance their efforts and weapons 

will not be squandered again, the 

Arabs are unUkelyi 'to be lavishly 

rearmed by Moscow, 

IK? local property taxse te to the 

cards. 

Proper^ tajtei for, munldpiil. 

school, county, and exemption pur, 

poaw totaled nearly JI .445,000.000 

this year, an increase of $172,000,000 

over 190S levies. Of the total in- 

crease. 60 percent was for school 

purposes; 24 percent for municipal 

purposes and 15 percent for county 

purposes. 

The Increase reflects Inflationary 

cost pressures, increases in subur- 

ban population and school pupils, 

higher salaries,' increased interests 

coats of borrowing, and new and. ex- 

panded programs Including some 

mandated try. the State. Since these 

factors increase the cost of govern- 

ment, they also Increase the local 

property tax. 

"If there is any lesson to be 

learned from nir recent experience 

with the broad based tax and claims 

ol lax relief, tt is that present State 

aid programs cannot be expected 

measurably to ease the tax burden 

on New Jersey's local property m- 

poyera over a period o< tlmo," iays 

Ziegler. 

The hardest job a kid- faces 

is learning good manners without 

Boeing any. 

Ocean City a|| 

"JJOVE THE PEESS"'^- 

Department tjpdated Its gen 

and started tham by statins 

(cops, that is) will at all Uti 

bers o( the press." We 

mejA for thk new and 

newspaper—reporters^who-ôm 

have been treated like pariahs hv 

Public Safety Director R. Poti 1 ' 

the orders, noting that news 

ularly covw police activities 

by the cooperation they retelfe.i 

well aware that news deadlines'^fi 

slow release of news of accidents 

high misdemeanors. Mr. Chance 

available 24 hours a day to tnak' 

the news. Nothing could be fttfr-in 

we have yet to call Mr. Charic?S 

to the test. T 

SUNDAY SCHOOL 

in attendance at a Sunday school 

long year, and we suppose that 

What started us thinking of ther 

this week of a lad who was swj 

little lake tn Bargaintown where' 

y«an ago during what may have «,,,. 

day picnic we ever attended. Builtou. 

was a large shedliko stnictuwr-jdr* 

center of activities during the picnic'* 

included sack races and other UiUenfa 

presumed to be dear to the heart bit 

We strayed off with another boy.whfc 

suit and decided to go in swimmU^3 

days of two-ptoce suits for malejjSt, 

section. That left us with the jeft-^ R 

off our clothes in the woods ana w. 

of the* complete bathing suit Once I 

water we, at least, looked corap 

friend, of course, looked compleh 

have gone weU had it not beettfU., 

church who was taking the gills t 

teachers on little tours of the like 1 

became the center of interest on I 

long as we sood perfectly still „. 

Our friend, however, had to squat) 

the lake so that only his head ;" 

We finally escaped and put 

recall it, the interior of the 

with some bedraggled crep 

nests. We ate our picnic hi 

buses to take us home What L 

school picnics these days we don't l__r „ 

have changed. Or, perhaps the Wdl oft 

sack races and three-legged racergr tnl 

off for a swim in the lake One 0 

can't have a Sunday school picnic 1 

lake close by. That, we* will *gm 

changed, 

t'VAUm OF THE DOUST.- 

report that this indescribably dtdl W 

best seller lists after almost i year in4 

was a best seller Is hard to understlMj 

graphic in a dull^rt of way, but th$f 

dirfior books which never made the btt 

We an sorry fo report thatitl&'uOWW 

a movie, which will probably be'ft Wg 

'"•" " ~ 3 

PARKINO METERS — Thl».__ 

ried the annual announcement $„ 

parking meters are operative IfoT'tJ , 

true, all the meters arc installed, aim 

deposit coins in them or risk Eetting^ 

But are all the meters operative! 

not. Many of them don't wOrfc 1 

work at all. Coins are inserted IftM 

then nothing happens. The "U 

genuine museum pieces. It 

other American city still j 

going to control parking with: 

very least it should do is to 

meters which are apt to give' 

for which he pays. What's to 

have no idea. . 

POLITICS — The doctrine ... 

not with us are against us" aoerj 

politic*, or, lt should not hold', 

around here are reaching the p 

independents seem to be more fc 

than are their actual oppondM 

regarded by politicians as sH« 

stand up and be counted. Yet, I 

public relations independents 1 

scorned. A Republican politician,'* 

right Democratic politician, itwv 

true as well. But somebody wboj 

to political independence is K ' 

to being subversive. We wou 

dans of both parties get toge 

law forbidding independence 

ahould be made extremely sa 

independence a man should, 

for two such displays he 

For the third display of 

voter, upon conviction, shot 

for the rest of his natural^ 

politicking by our breed- 

easier. They would not havu - 

insist on voting for men, not J 

pies instead of party platffr 

Methodist Church the other,, 

information from the public, 

Methodist Conference. On] 

to browse at the display of 

benefit of the visiting cteri 

from the publishing houses 

if he could be helpful. We ol 

bible < we were examining •} 

agreed and asked usif,w- Morning ; Wor- 

Blfliop Fred G. HoUovvBjr, 

Heideiit WAop, Weal VtaiWa Area 

ol Om Jtrethodlst Qiuroh, siMsik 

Bisliop Fred Mercs Corson, chaplain 

o£ the day, 

* * • 

CENTRAL OCEAN CITY 

UNION CHAPEL 

SM M, and Central av. 

Sunday— 

W a,rn. — CJlUJieh Sehooi witt 

classes far all ages. F.C. Sluc-um, 

superlmendent, 

11 a.m, .—. Moniijig Worrtlp. Dr. 

Vlneent D, Beckett, lor many' years 

pastor of ttie Woodland av. United 

Presbyterian Oiurch of Philadelphia 

and served as president at the Board 

Foreign MISBIOIB and preadent of the 

Ocean aty Central Union Chapc-1 

Board, mum speaker. Nursery 

care provided. 

• " • * • 

ST. AUGUSTINE'S R.C CHURCH 

UHi tt. and Wesley av. 

Right Rsv. Mqr, Bartholomew B. 

Dsyla, patter 

Dally— 

7 ajn.—Jtoa. 

7 to 7iS0 p.m.—OonlesstorB. 

Salurday- 

7:30 a.m,—Mass, 

5:30 to 8:30 and 7:80 to 1:30 p,m. — 

Eve of Holyday. and Eve of Flnt 

Friday— 

7:30 to Bi30 p.m.—Oonfesôns. 

Holy Bay*— 

6:30, i, 9: IB ajn, and 8:30 p.m.— 

Sunday— 

6:30, i, 9:15,' 10:30, U:15 aJn. and 

8:80 p.m.—Mass. 

Flfit Friday— 

7 a.m.—Mas. 

• * • 

OUR LADY OF SOOD COUNSEL 

R.C. CHURCH 

40th m, and Aibury av. 

Raw, JoMpii MeCsulsy, pamr 

Dally- 

I ajn.—Masi 

5 to 8:30 p.m,—CoiifeôRis, 

Saturday— 

, 4:30 to 5:30 and 7:30 to StSO p.m. 

—Confesslofis, 

Sunday— 

7, 8, 8,10 and 

ST. FRANCES CABRINI R.C. 

2nd m. and AtlanHc av. 

Rev. Cleru* Mann, pattor . 

Dally— --.••-.. 

: a.m. — Maw, 

Saturday— 

I to 5:30 ond 7:30 to 9 p.m. — 

Coofcsions. 

Sunday— 

7, 8. 0. 10, 11 a.m. — Masses. 

7:30 p.m. — Mass. 

• * • 

UNION CHAPEL 

5SHi it. and Aibury av. 

Euggos Dabuf. lay leader 

Mrs. Thoma* B. Mullliwaux, director 

6f mule 

Mrs. Joseph Likens, soloist 

Sunday- 

9:30 a.m. ••— Sunday School with 

clnssns for all ages. Eujjene Debus, 

superintendent- 

II a.m. — Worship Service. Rev, 

Ray II. Ilartman. pastor . ol. St. 

Murk's LuUieran Church in Oonsho- 

hockcDj Pa., speaker. 

Youth Choir re- 

TAIERNACLI BAPTIST 

M if. and Wan av. 

Rnv. Z. L, Byrd, Parier 

Friday— 

,7t 30 p. m,—Bible Glass, 

isSO p. m.—Senior Qioir 

Sunday- 

10 a. m.—Church School, 

11; U t. m.—Motnijig WonilJp, 

TuMday— 

4 p. m.-BYPU. 

8 p. ni.—Prayer 

Wednaaday— 

4 p, m.—Intermediate CJiodr re- 

hearsal. 

• • • 

Mainland Churches 

SOMERS POINT 

CALVARY INDEPENDENT 

BAPTIST 

Rev. Saw Corbetf, pMr 

Sunday- 

Si: 45 n.m. _ Qmrch SchooL 

11 un. — Msrning Worrtip, 

6:45 p.m. — Junior and Senior 

Yqung Peaple. 

7:80 pjn. — Evangelistic service. 

7:80 p.m. — m • • • 

GRACE LUTHERAN 

Shoro rd. and Dim av. 

Rev. durkn Rlnck, Jr., pastor 

Sunday- 

8:]B Bjn. — Qiur* School 

9:30 and 11 a.m.,— Morning Woj. 

ip and ChurtA Nrsery. 

Monday— 

:M, a,in, — 

10:30 a.m. 

hearsal. 

ST JOHN'S LUTHERAN CHAPEL 

Mth it, and W«t ay. 

Rev. Rkhard D. Garriton, panor 

9 and 10:30 a-in. ^Services. Kon- 

nc-th Kerr, director ot public rela- 

tions . or the Lutheran Welfatt? As- 

speaker. 

FIRST METHODIST CHURCH 

EIGHTH STREET and CENTRAL AVENUE 

SUNDAY, JUNE 25 

Two Services— 9:30 and 11 a. m. - 

Sermon: "MORE LIFE and FULLER" 

Dr. William R. Guffick 

Church School Classes for all ages 9:30 a. m. 

7:30 P.M. IN THE MOORLYN THEATRE 

Dr. Clark W. Hunt 

- Minister, Westfield, N. J. Methodist Church 

FOLK SONGS by REV. WILLIAM McELWEE 

COME and SING ALONG 

GEORGE G. ASHTON, organist 

ST. JOSEPH'S R.C 

Shore rd. and Harbor la. 

Mtgr. Edward O'Connor, (HIM- 

Dally- 

7 and i ajn, — 

t:30 to I pjn. — 

Saturday— 

4 to _5!M and 7, to SiM pjn. — 

Sunday- 

8:M, 7i«. 9 10. 11 o.m., noon and 

8 p.ni. — 

CHRIST. EPISCOPAL 

117 Shore rd. 

R«v, Adotph Wm. KIM, view 

Sunday (Flflti Sunday ihr Trinity)— 

i a,in. — Ho^ Oanmiatfon, 

9 4.m. ^^ Morning Prayer, Nursery 

and Kindsr^rteo opea. 

U a.m, —; Morrarfl> rtiyer, Nuis. 

ery open, 

* * * 

BETHANY METHODIST 

Shoro rd. mud Brighton av. 

Rev. William ThWklng, putor 

Sunday- 

s' a.m. — aiurcli School. 

11 u_m. — Morning Worship. 

6 p.m. — Junior High and Senior 

High MYF. 

7 P.m. — Evening Service. 

SEAVIEW BAPTIST 

An Amarban BapHM Church 

2025 Shor* fid. 

Rev. Kurt B. Frank, pMtor 

Sunday— 

9:45 a.m. — Church School. 

11 a.m. — Morning Worship. 

6:15 p.m. — BYF 

7:30 p.m. — Evening Service. 

Wednesday— 

7:30 p.m. *— Prayer Meeting. 

* * • 

OUR LADY OF SORROWS R.C. 

Wafcadi and Poplar ana. 

Rev. VfntBnt Farrare, paitar 

Dally— 

7 and S ajn. — Masses. 

9 30 ajii. ~- Adult doss meeting 

in the Church Parlor 

11 am — Junior Hl^h Oiureh 

School In the Sunday School base- 

ment 

6 30 p m — Senior High MYF and 

Older Youth Fellowship leave church 

of Moorlyn Theatre hi Ocean 

"Holding Forth The Word Of Life" Philippians 2.16 

1879 88th SEASON 1967 

Ocean City Tabernacle Association 

OCEAN CITY, NEW JERSEY 

SUNDAY, JUNE 25th, 1967 

9:00 A.M. and 11:00 A.M. -Identical Services 

OCEAN CITY TABERNACLE 

Wesley Avenue between 5th and 6th Streets 

AMPLE PARKING AT TABERNACLE GROUNDS 

— SPEAKER — 

Bishop Fred G. Holloway 

Resident Bishop, West Virginia Area, The Methodiat Church 

NO EVENING SERVICE 

JULY 2, 1967 — SPEAKERS 

9:00 and 11:00 A.M. - DR. J. BURTON THOMAS 

Rector, Church of the Heavenly IJest, Fifth Avenue at Ninetieth St, New York City 

7:30 P.M. - DR. G. ROSS FREEMAN 

Mslstant to the Dean & Director of Supervised Ministry, Candler School ol TheoJogy, 

Emory University, Atlanta, Georgia •* 

*i -• ?y - 

1879 88TH SEASON 1967 

UNION - CHAPEL - BY - THE - 

55th Street and Asbury Avenue '» M 

SUNDAY, JUNE 25th, 196^^ 

The Rev. Ray H. Hartman ^/ig- 

St Mark's Evangelical Lutheran Church, 

I VJ 

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THE QC£AN CITY 'SENTINEL-LEDGER 

^Church' Announcements Rw. Brum Phllllpt. utior 

Sunday— 

•11 u.nt—*Momlng Service. 

9.45 a m —Sunday School. 

* * * Rev. Allen Posts 

j^ti } TOWNSHIP 

Ham —Morning Warship. WESLEY METHODIST 

7 pum. — Mothodist Yculh Fellaiv Petersburg 

^TRINITY'METHODIST ' - ship. ' 

Rev. John Garrahan, pattw 

aX^*""* Mvd. and Store rd. 8, p^m,—Kvening Service. 

Sunday— 

I Season Schedule 

WodnwUy— 

10 a m.—Jvlijrmng Worship. 

fe pjn—MotlîAst Men. 

11 a.m,-rSut»Juy School. 

The Rev. WUllamj.R, Allen, pos- 

.* 

I tor of the First Presbyterian Church 

T Bvni,—SenlnrJDhoir .praoUoe. 

7:30 p m —Senior QkHr practice 

LIFE 

Monday, through Friday-- 

* • * 

MARMORA GOSPEL CHAPEL 

• 9:30 am to 11-30 a.m—Vacation Water and Lyndhunt rd». 

Bible-School 

d d Richmond, evangallit 

• • • 

SECOND CAPE MAY BAPTIST 9:30 a. 

Chvrcli and Shore nfs., Palermo U a.m.—.Flamlly Bible Hour. 

t'. Daauld Wuw, pastor 

7:30 p.m.—Gospel Service. 

Sunday—• 

Tuesday— 

9-1 5a m.—Sunday School 

6: 

demands more driving care. 

• CHRYSLER OUTBOARD many items *or sale under 1he direc- According to George G. Traver, 

• CHRYSLER BOATS tion ' 

His awards includo the' Silver 

Star, BroiHie stBr hone* nt . 

cigntn i iMwiOTMf 

t*vtTiln« in 

"\oa a grow b> 

cXf- 

Medal with three 

0ok Leaf austcrs and "V" devjoe. 

Combat Infantry man Eadgoand 

Pur0chuto Badge 4)nnong otfaer^. Be- Now^ 

fore coming to'Ponr«h. Army he 

completed tho. InJantry officers eftrccr 

course af Fort Benqing. 

'Captain Prioe'p parents, Mr. and 

Mrs. Harold J. Price, live'at 1133 

Ocean av. With his wife, Dorothy, 

and daughter, Debbie, 6, pBptaln 

Price lives at 105 Ingram air Fort 

Sam Houston. * ''' 

BTHYLflHl &AS PROfl|.UM 

NEW BRUNSWICK—Otrfmd growi 

ers from Finance, IPacrtB Rico and 

states as far as CaUJotnia, Joined 

E^st Coast growers lor a* Day in College 

at *o Rutgers College of Agriculture 

and Environmeotol Science-, 

this -week. O. Werfey Davidson, neseurch 

professor 9D flor&cuVure aft 

gas, toQd the growers to 

keep the people informed 

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The All New . . . 

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We are proud to 

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BILL 

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The FOLLOWING PERSONNEL will be employed by ,he WOODS AGENCY: 

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Our NEW Phone Number is 

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State Inland Waterway 

* ! CAPE MAY-'-Ihe Nation's Oldest 

Seashore Resort' will (iy a modemday 

mtperiment Monday evening, 

June 20th.'ft hsis tovMed tourists, vald 

iind its hometown ci-dzens WASHINGTON, DC. — Congressman 

Quuics W. Sahilmani along with 

to a "Community Evening Beach 

Party " 

State Senator Frank Flirley. Colonel 

WW. WaUdn are! other- officials 

ThewentKasnnDnu^^+yMawrfTrf-thn-U^-Army-êkirp-rf ^n^,- 

. 1 ^ ^ 1 follo "e u m « -t - ccrs. will mala- »n all-day personal 

wjth Counoilmcn w 

Rteves iind Leland C Slurp miHarry 

| inspection tour of the Inland water 

Manager John S. Needles, 

way on Monday (June 2b) 

Mayor Gauvrv sajd the ldei re- The ftxir is expected to leave from 

Captiun StamS Pier in Atlantic City 

sulted from "11 feeliiu thiil n»ny MM 

shore communities place Ion many 

at 9 a m and travel south to Oipc 

JWi ctions on vamtioners ' Hi- sjld 

Mny getting rt first linnd took jit 

Cope May lias sohndnltd Mrity 

ftdains, Mrs, Story Beeotto, Missf 

Pt-g GIrason and Edwani Saundim, 

•nus was ttie final nipc-ting of-the 

AmdaBon until &ptanbi«r. 

Marine Pvt, Snyder 

Promoted First Class 

(KO123). PARRIS TSIÂND. S.C 

(F1ITNC) June C —• Mhrinc PiivaJi'. 

Hint, Class Jac-k L. Snyder, son of 

Colonel (Air Ftarce Rcit..) and Mrs. 

Rich.-ird G. . Snyder of .906 Stiivlew 

rd . Oct-.m City, N J , was mentorioasly 

promoted to his pivscnt înk 

upon gnitlusition from recruit iralriiiiE 

Hit the Marine Corps R«Tuit IX»iwt, 

Iîrrts LsLnnd, S.c. 

Pvt. Snydor'a promotion recognize 

his oitfstjijiling perfonncuiCK of IIMtjes 

clunnt; rvcruil tmtnuiK 

J!B has be sent to Camp Lejeuno, 

N.C, for four wevks of infantry «mi 

bat tniining and tour wt-eks of 

tntimng in his nmlitiLry 

specialty 

The flint amendment of the Bill of 

jR-hb, provndis th.it "COI^K-S, shrill 

make no law abiudsinK Hie- frt«Iom 

of speech, or of the press "—Sen Ev 

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*£«l|sMDl

• press ektie, • 

J wi*h eibuses, tya \yorld is in*! 

^ôt.Jte'^l the triumphs which 

We, been obtained by .xeasoiv r "' 

humanity over v error and oprc$-| 

es Madisooj ' 

HERE NOW 

_; —THE - 

V NOW CARS 

FROM THE 

1967 

AMERICAN 

MOTORS 

STOP - Register for 

5J0 Contest 

GALLO 

RAMBLER 

20 S. MAIN STREET 

Cape May Court House 

DIAL 465-5122 

"Easiest Place In The 

Cpunty To Do Business" 

BONUS 

SPECIAL 

24c 

WE PACKMJL PRODUCTS 

KE HOME...at 

RAINPROOF PAINT? 

Or the quick spray painting 

rig that will moke your bain, 

or house glisten like new for 

a few paUty dblfars, payable on the 

spot* af course The job may 

bo guaranteed but when the pAmt 

runs off after a few rains you'll 

Und thtXt no one knows where the 

guarantor can be found 

And there's the itinerant furnace 

repair man or somebne who offers 

to inspect your chmmry or re-roof 

your budding cheaply, much loo 

Tiiere's an new rsickot ev 

ery season' 

So stop, look but don't even listen, 

unless you know whom you're listening 

to and know tliat he is nn estabbusinessman 

with a reputation 

to uphold He will be around where 

you can locate fun if you iKive tiny 

compLunts about the job or if >uu 

need funthtrr 

Good fpritihzer for your lawn or 

inien from any one of anumber of 

local dealpra Tile painters, roof- 

«*•*, repairmen In your community 

have to live and do business uiili 

Ihe reputations they have built 

the years witti fair 

where you'll get your btst 

Incidentally, if your feist 

salesman, whom you've never seen 

u n 

MONDAY ft TUESDAY 

JUNE 26th & 27th 

Dairij 

Pueeii 

. Wafc/> for f/i« 

BRAZIER BURGER Announcement 

OPENING-SOON! 

Street - Bay Ave. 

by Larry £. Newbold 

County Agricultural Ag*nt 

TU* Week 

or heard of before, becomes real 

insistent — ^simply ask htm to wait 

while you call the Better Business 

Bureau It's ^rnazndjr sometimes how 

cnuckjy he may change his tune* 

* * * ' 

HOW TO ENSURE 

BERRIES ON HOLLY TREE 

Depending on where >T>U live in 

New Jerst^r and the uncertain 

of the weather during u logging 

spring, thii may be holly blossoming 

time 

In a normal spring, blossoming 

jfjins about May 21 and ends June 

2 In New Brunswick und vacnvty 

Flowering begins earlier in Sruth J. 

sey and later an the northern counties 

Three dtlt1=s fine* slgniiicfint if you 

ha\e j single Ameiiccin holly 

>€mr home landscape and you .ire 

rned because it has never borne 

hemes Hollaes are either male 01 

Both bear berries, but only 

the female procures bcrrfes. 

You can leU which you have 

by a rather close dnsp^citiion af the 

flowers, Hxr /k aj;r«*i tfirt Foa .umuii I 

cvrtajnly ii ii pmbJpm I 

many lawns It gmws knv r, 

Trcadms, io it s hard to mow 

the spring it pmriuces yeiknv 

heads, giving the .lppniranre .if some 

sort of dist-a.se No amount of spray 

Ing will help 

• • « 

READ THE FINE PRINT 

Later, during warm wnVhi-r it 

will turn brown nnd (Le out 'ITien 

the nulbtnK of seals will gcirnuiitc 

to praducp j full crop So a'5 gr.jen 

in spring and fair 

Snpnoe has made lots of proR-nss 

In controlling cwtun weeds, but anntcii 

Muesmss remains a hpadirfu* 

for rcssireh men buwever .ind samv 

fiolf couise .-aipmntnidents, too 

And as t#x» man slid, the seed 

may be right then* in tin- prickage, 

Aorordmg to Or Indyk. the 

State's seed Liws rnquin? only that 

the label Ml what % made Not wlBt 

the seedsman or merchant may or 

may not put mto the bog or box. 

THE MOST UNUSIUL COIN OPERATED LAUNDRY and DftYClf ANING IN SOUTH JERSEY 

SOMERS POINT COIN LAUNDRY & DRY CLEANING 

AT THE SOMERS POINT SHOPPING CENTER 

:.*. 

10 

Featuring Professional Urge Triple Load Washers for 

* SMALL RUGS * BLANKETS * SPREADS 

THE ONLY KIND IN SOUTH JERSEY 

SEE AND USE THE WORLD FAMOUS 

PERMAC COMET DRY CLEANER 

POUNDS ONLY $2-00 ONLY 19 MINUTES 

TO CLEAN A FULL l&AD 

* at*. 

thru SATURDAY 

| 

"YOUR RELIABLE J1W1MR" 

A Large Selection of DISC PINS and 

14 Karat Gold PIERCED EARRINGS 

• — — — « — _ ^ — _ 

LfCouttri, Hamilton, Elgin and 

Benrus WATCHES 

SPilDEL TWIST-O-FLBX, ALL STYLIS J 

BIRTHSTONE and SIGNET RINGS 

[ENGRAVING DONE ON THE PREMISES'] 

S11 Asbury Avenue Dial 399-40751 

WHOU 

FRUIT and 

12th Street and 

HOTf LS, STORES* 

, PHOMI, 

RESIDENCE 9274 

TO ALL OCEAN CITY 

HOLDERS, AND RESTAUi 

HOTEL AND MOTEL OWNJ 

The Following Regulations for 

Collection of RUBBISH, ASHE! 

and GARBAGE are now in force! 

CITY ORDINANCE 

All houieholders and otharc u*Ing tha collsctton 

facilitie* of th« Public Work* Dopf. are required 

to provide mffleient receptacles to hold all 

rubbith, athas and garbage that may be accumu- 

lated between regular collection day*. 

RECEPTACLES 

Recent regulation change* now.l 

a* well a* rubbish and aihtt, to b»,j 

1 

h IV? 

|( ' 

ill

•Hi 

i ,?l*. 

CARDS and 

PARTY GOODS 


ALSO 

REPAINTING * RESTORING 

•EFWGERATOKS « CABINETS 

HERB S 

mmthiPae Wate e 

733 Moor* Av*. 3994)660 

WI-'.KiHT WVrClffip-Mtas Sandra PfiBllps oFNfirth 

HIUH.SWII'K, .1 l.ibmntory technician, holds one of the white 

rats used i» dirt anS lithivior studlis conducted by Dr. 

George H, Collter, of Pluckemin, riiHt, Rutgers professor 

of psychology.- pr, COUJBT says crash diets Have no lasting 

value for rats or humans. 

Crash Diet Won't Work, 

Psychology Prof States 

NEW BBlBBWiaC — ThtoMnj 

about a crash diet? 

Well, it won't work, 

Dr. George H, Collier, of Pluctenta, 

250 FRESH FOOD ITEMS DELIVERED DAILY 1 

A COMPLETE 

LINE OF 

——mm—- COLD 

CUTS; 

34th ST. 

OCEAN CITY'S ONLY OUTLET FOR 

HORN&HARDART 

Corner of 34th Street and Central Ave. 

BAKED GOODS • FROZEN FOODS 

1 pAR-B-QUED CHICKENS 

FRESH SLICED 

LUNCH MEA1 * "'* ..AV S 

PARKING - ^^DfflJDffllinffl^ 1 ^^ 399-3180 

IN HOpXi XXW"! , ,rr~0B!K W. M. MclNTYRB 

DON'T&*z TAKE CHANCES 

with so-colled 

"bargain" 

HOUSE PAINT 

GET 

THE 

BEST! 

SHERWIN-WILLIAMS * 

HOUSE PAINT 

• (Sives you 

extra years 

of beauty and 

protection 

A-100 

LATEX 

S.W.P. 

* You save money 

because you 

don't repaint 

as often 

• Available in the 

new" fashion col- ' 

ors—"Hospitality I 

Hue- 

Gutters from Peeling 

SHBRWIN'WlLUAMS 

'Specify "formulated primer 

for galvanized Jron or otter 

rifaj tal lurfaeef. 

"CHARGE lTt" 

AHEAD WhtDYpfl Us* 

Y/UIAMS PAINTS 

t. &;A*bury Ave. 399-4407 

•", OCEAN CITY, NEW JERSEY 

.? , i" -•/, ^ tr - 

a Rutgers Unlveitfft' professor 

whose research Is concerned with diet 

and Us effect on behavior. 

He saj« that a restricted" caloiie 

Intake wUl temporarily reduce body 

vpiît. But" he explains that once 

allowed free access of food, body 

wdght will ajrain climb to its omighial 

value. 

Dr. Collier maintains that body 

weight is in part genetically deer, 

mined and any attwnpt to change 

this value wil lbo met with resistance. 

Rats given a liinitix] wiitcr ration 

deal with this restriction by losing 

weight, his studies have shown. This 

Weiglit loss is accomplished by a. very 

precise restriction of food intake 

JU^myer, when allowed free access 

to whter rats 1 weight return rapidly 

to its origusd value* 

In a paper recently delivered to 

the Now York Academy of Science, 

Dr. Collier stated that it is precisely 

this tendency to recover body weight 

to die p.-netfcn]ly determined value 

that is the basifs of a large part of 

animal motivation 

Jtjut don't-sive up in despair! §&idrperfbhtHd 

by Dr Colhrr-imrc 

ihamt ttkt U rats are allowed to 

exercise voluntarily they not only 

have a lower body weight, but consume' 

less calorics than animals not 

GOOD ATTENDANCE 

* RICHMOND VA — James Smith, 

65, recently retired after 50 years as 

a bookecper. At his retirement party 

he recalled that hq hod missed only 

one day from work when IIR was 

injured in a company baseball game. 

let Us Help In Solving 

Your Meat Problems 

tUftfrK **tt#iÔt*. W*

' ' V , 

(i 

It" 

J.-v 

ON FUTURE SALARY 

THREi- 

s)»^(vsiC. Jerome Dol- 

ttd £11 do a hill ai 

y fltm Ms landing 

required hospital'teat 

cut on las aim. 

United Auto Worker president predicts 

union members wiU be jBid 

135,000 to $40,000 a year In approximately 

20 yenrs.' Tha UAW president 

Ûd. tcdinology. and greater pmduc- 

rt leîstzd ujÊtrni* 

***** cnsil> digested 

1 and tho beginning of the summer 

fair season kept the Information and j is pushed aside untnstcd, it would 

Education Section busy. Ine Sec- be P- good laeu tp s^y. "Take one 

U^t W23 instrucved to pnvvide more bite and if you don't like it. Irave 

thorough training for future State en the rest and eat yuur dessert." One 

tries m the Caiaveras County, Qili- bite setTns liko such a little bit 

foroia. Frog Jump that most chJJdnen will comply 

Recugmtlan o| Sbite Record fish is 

prvs«iUy limited to the largest of 

a species caught by any sportinc 

nw*thod. Omsideratijon will be giviai 

io adding reconls fur surf inshore 

\\-alta^» or Une test catches, but the 

Infurmation and Education i>ecGon 

recommended tnese siJeaal records 

tv irkuntained Uy pnv-ate urgiuuza- 

Ucfm 

\ the»n when they begin studying nu 

Intemationai fishery problems w&c' 4M- „. + ^.i ^. „ . 

du^ by CfaunSiaLnnan David I 

^! in an QPO3 

of nuttiml habitat 

Picking up oJ fawns by kind but 

tatro " at Scho ° 1 E"^ *«" 

If Hart an advisor to the Animcsui' to holp p k m fhe American legfcra baseball Is just 

about tops In apprts entertainment. 

Peaoplc with no brains usually 

canpensato with an oversized mouth 

Because HUSH-TONE h 

M 

Quite ofttii aft«r ho lies token 

"just on.' bite" several times he will 

be over his projutict! and beein to 

enjoy this food 

Wtien children ore oW pnough to 

undersbini, eKpluui the \aluc of cerbun 

fouls Make gun.- they understand 

the relatliiKhip of htiilth an] 

«vJl-balanc«i mcuts Cbn»rufe wia 

"wc-U-balanccd" 

IX*?6atiun Hot recently ma with So- family meals. 

\-ic*t officials residing t^xtenavo Learn to couk a large variety of 

Russian trawling off the Atlantic roodSi „ „,„,, m U ^ „, n^^^,,,, 

He praisni the U S Stati 

•'* mnootony If the childitn n^fuse. af- 

for its efforts, which he 

h.,^ wjl [tîd to flgreemjen^ jjrt>ter mucli e(fnrt to eat a certain 

twting \aluablf raarlno resources food oxpenment witli new ways to 

conk it Rutneniber too, nttracdvi? 

ing theiv vocubulary. Tliis 

portant. AU kinds of studies slimv a So too rniKt 

dishes an? moro enOang 

uiio wants , 

positlv relationship betwe«i a per to txmimuniciite. 

e ng * d ~r ix 1S a SPEECH 

NEW invention successfully - 

suffer from NERVE DEAT 

to understand the spoken „ 

follow conversations in grouu. 

car because the HUSH-TONE* 

out unwanted background noiseswires. 

NO batteries, NO rechai ' 

antee and it weighs less than 

HUSH-TONE does not hel 

you will find out instantly- it c 

docs not work:; it is already a 

hard-of-hearing people, many w 

continue electronic hearing aids. 

And it does not cost $400 ctttier 

is right — less than $100. We area! ' 

suing a sympathetic attitude toward 

hearing people. Write for FREE 

no obligation — to Hearing P o 

Brunswick, N. J No salesman 'will ^g J. • 

untitjroo have ha$ ample time to study the Sri! 

and yoli request'an appointment. •((" 

DOROTHY'S BEAUTY 

SHOPPE 

Phon. 399^319 

OPEN YEAR itOUNO; Ctewd Monday 

CALL TODAr FOR APPOINTMENT 

DOROTHY COX—PrapriMur 

Stedem's Beauty Shop 

^ ^ ^ Under the Personal Supervision 

i ^F^>*^ or" Mrs. Laurence E. Stedem 

j 152ft Asbtty Avenue Dial 399-1575 

DOT'S BEAUTY 

SALON 

AMPLE 

FREE 

PARKING 

OPEM 6 DAYS A WEEK 

SPECIALS OW MONDAYS « TUESDAYS! 

EBEMNG APPOINTME3SITS 

33311M fw Dial 399-1262 Dorrs Wells, Prop. 

ANN % JOHN'S 

. BEAUTY SHOP 

*»**w*Aw^ Dial 399-3198 

MaVmf JOHN MANNI 

BEAUTY SALON 

AVENUE 

K TINTED 

OPEN YEAR 'ROUND 

MO BOS WELL'S 

ij» • Waves 

OMI 399-1141 

STILL 

"JUST THE BEST FOOD" 

IN TOWN AT 

MOST REASONABLE PRICES! 

~TMILY 

DINING ROOM 

BREAKFAST ... t:30 - II:3t 

DINNER ......... 4.3S-t.m 

715 8TH STREET 

348-118^ 

11 S. Tennetwe Avenue, 

Atlantic Clfy 

THEPiTON — Bac^tn \Tltiep s 19tfa | be reconstructed. 

Ccnurv Grist Mill in Whnrcon 3ate | PaTOQjnfcng with CbjnnB- 1 =sioner 

^ tomKlrj-- dtxBcaieti this Roe in Sunlay's dedteumn 

Sjnttij " - " » - Roh.Tt - " A. " Roe. - 

of th.- .N Jersey Deaa 

will be Joseph J Truncer Actme 

Director at the- Conservation De 

"! of CbtiiemiiOon and Eoo- pannHD* s tXvtsoa ot Parts, Furrx-i-jiopnient 

announced today. oary and Recreation, Frank KjgR 

mark >of -. The public is cordially 

Route 563 

invited to attend the de&csition, Yew often see emwif pi-ople act, 

CbnEnffwimeir Rne commeaoi. like children but it is rare to sec a 1 

child act like an adult. 

Adjacent to me Mill Building, k>causi 

in the heart of the Batsto VU 

lage historic ana, are the General 

Siore. complete with l' T «,T 

"Thit the future of America 

is in darned good shape 

can be Men on any beach." 

IITEIfST 

Enjoy HOMEMADE CHOCOLATES 

at CHRISTMAS 

ORDER NOW and 

HAVE THElii DELIVERED THEM! 

• 

WE PARCH POST 

ANYWHERE I 

NQ O3PERS JAKEN 

AFTER LABOR DAY 

JOHNSON'S 

426 BOARDWALK 

(AT BRIGHTON PLACE) 

DIAL 399-2874 lllfl 

Look for the Twinkling Yellow Lights 

ytia 

Bu, 

cii 

• • OCEAll CITY'S LARGEST ICE CREAM «rtd CANDY STOltB •, 

we'l/ finance if 

with a 

MORTGAGE LOAN . 

Ipte AVAttABlf FOR _ ..*J\ 

PURCHASE OR CONSTRUCTION OF YOUR HOME 

CAPE MAY COUNTY 

NATIONAL 

Ocfedrt CiJy i ii\4 

, ^fiBEtt FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM 

HEMBEK FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURAliJCE COBPORAIION 

->> -^ : 

jy, JUNE id, 1»67 

|'pRAISeS JOHNSON 

f Democrotlo .fund-raising dlnr 

Senatot'Jtobert F Ken- 

_Iising follow New Yoik- 

, a surprlislngly warm and 

iod aidoTECnlent to President 

i and Vice Prpddent Huliert 

' far 3JJ6S Ths was his 

t endofscment 

Ugger: "A $A y*o mines her 

••—thd Chovron, San 

COOK * DUftM 

SUMMER 

'AINT SALE 

i A tlMIIIP tIMC OMtY 

-priming 

ftTEX HOUSE PAINT 

Q.llon 

ONI COAT 

NO DRIP 

LATiX 

feLAT WALL FINISH 

[PRICED 

AT 

Ballon 

AI-OLOSS ENAMEL 

[FUN STUFF SAIE 

FOR'THE 

MOST EXCITING 

)UTDOOR HIVING 

BARGAINS 

UNDER THE SUN I I 

\LE ENDS, JUNE 24th 

toPEflSUNDAYS 

A.M. to 1 P.M. 

)pen Daily 9 to 9 

on: & Sat. 9 to 6 

SOMERS POINT 

[SHOPPING CENTER 

DIAL 927-6464 

AMI Fis»i Tdgging Expedition 

On v $ea Isle Lump' Saturday 

.—~—** INLJDT — The Am- 

YOU GET THE 

BEST ... FROM US 

The beit fuel for your 

home. Tops In comfort, 

ConyenlincB, Call US for 

delivery, any tlm«. 

MILTON HAGERTHEY OIL CO. 

2106 New Road (Route 9) Lift wood, N. J. 

* * DIAL 927-4122 * • 

PLUMBING - HEATING - AIR CONDITIONING ' 

- WESTINGHOUSE APPLIANCES - 

THE OCEAN CITY 

Family Life-Today 

J By Andrew L.^ Andenon 

Spsclalltr In Human 1 Relation* 

t EnvItWifl tBi iffl I SClOltCD 

TAKE ADVANTAGE OF 

CHILD'S CURIOUS MIND 

TOT WBEK'S LBTTBR: "I lave 

rmd ygar MOee In toe nsajwa 

about proMnniK. I lave a pnblsn. 

would Use tune advice. W«U, 

I baye quit tAooL I watt to many 

ttibfly. He is twaity.flvh and I 

n Ilfteen. We love each ottBT 

very much. . He Uiliiks he might 

have to m overeeos: So we want 

to gat martied rig* away. My 

jnottier dosi't ««* us to gut 

lied. I would Hke a l 

Mke this as son as 

OUR RM"L¥: TBBB are so 

abjections we won't haw Wm spuct; 

to list Iten alL 

At Ifâi, you are too youni to 

many. 

You should complete your high 

school education, under any circumstances. 

Your intended, ^t 25, is no longer 

boy. When you siy he- may go 

ovenscas, ni-c you suggesting Viet 

Mam? It so, whntf'Uo you intend 

to do, without oven a high school 

education whiln he is gone? 

Ja it your, plan fo Jive wtth, your 

who is oppos«i to the mar- 

VINYL COATED PANELING AT A BARGAIN PRICE 

YOU CANT AFFORD TO PASS UP! 

Hurry'and Save •— The Supply Is Limited 

ANTIQUE BIRCH . . . . 4' x 8' 

BAYOU PECAN . . - . 4 # x 8' 

BURMA TEAK 4' x 8' 

QUNWOOD WALNUT 4'x8' 

COLONIAL CROSSBUCK 

COMBINATION 

REG PRICE $6.95 — A SAVING OF OVER 50% 

bOOtfS ONLY 

' I. 

2'8"x6'8" 3'0"x6'8" 

WELL BE GLAD TO RECOMMEND A RELIABLE CONTRACTOR 

Ocean City Antique Auto Buff 

Setting Up^Run' Io tope My 

crlran Marine Institute, a group of 

Delaware Valley nahormen, d^crs 

EheH i-pllBaims nnj outdooismcn 

wltli a common interest and a quest 

for knovvlHlge of tlie salt water 

world, will particlpato in a Held trip 

and fish uhservnlicn airi tagging 

PTOB 1 Light, said. 

Tlie program starts- with.a check 

in at 8 ajn. at the Marina. Membership 

in AMI is a pre-requlslte 

'or parnclpatioin, but memberships 

will be available at the marina, 

Light said. 

!! on Saturday (Juna 24) Thu AMI was founded in 1965. 

and lias grown to over 200 active 

•toMlffuailers for the daylong 

members. They engage in monthly 

ocean nnd bay outing lyiU be Tom 

Itxlhare meetings foam Stqpiember 

Bnghft Manna tjgth ^ und bay 

through May at Philadelphia's Aca- 

Townscnds Inlet i 

demy of Natural Sciences, Summer 

_ • « ! . . . . 

rcjboirn, it's alô 

io otoscTvc and to 

lite wtso patfent 

ond uses them to 

valuable lessons 

A parent caii answer Hit. 

John M Ught Jr prcsldait of outings and field trips such as the 

tlie AMI group sud the purpose togging trip set for Saturday are 

of the field tnp is to take under- scheduled. A shark tagging expediwater 

photogruphs and to mnke an tion in Delaware Bay Is sut (or 

undorwutcT fish population dictk by August 26, Light said. Plans are 

dlvcra on tlie Sea We Lump as bfj!ng made for an offshore dlvens—• 

well as various ofLshore wrtvks The only expedition In July, he indic- 

Rrtîp will enfiuê In u tagging and cated, 

releasfng program tin ull Kpetii-, FurUier information wi AMI may 

of fish encountered with a iuln In be ubtaincd at Tnm Eright's Marina 

terest coiKMitratcd on fluke on June 24 or by writing American 

Fish will be «jgg«l with Amenoui Marine Institute, P.O. Box 8JA 

IJUnrsil Sotêty LIES by divi-TS is Bethayrcs. Pa. 13006. 

well as rodnand reel ajiglerb IJtht 

tjid Hsh will be tag(,i?d in tlie PENSION PLANS DISSOLVED 

inland waterways and bays as well The Labor Department has re- 

as In the ocean, with eareM recorts ported a marked Ira-roast- In the nuin- 

to bo kept on aU taggiong prflgranis, ber of pension plans gang out of 

the AM prraident aid, 

business with uppdmately 20,000 

Algo included in (ha ptngram will workers loslre part or all of ftelr 

benefits yearly, Tiiis number of- 

be marsh seining with bait nett for 

feots only about soe4Btth of one 

detentilnEtion of young spicJes u& pacait of total pc-nsioiE plan cov- 

Ing tidal creeks for nuraery graunds, erages in the 

HEATING OIL 

1 

CAPE MAY—iMtorc 

iime when u 

in Ms 

"Where did tit? nablns came 

\tf_th a lesson on tlie fall, oxtd 

nBgrartSons of iuUxls 

As a child waidics the hUxfa bid Id 

a nest, he can 

of sex trfucsilicm. 

A mother ixad 

involved, 

Thiey pnavddo a 

bird lays CKKS* eggs hattch, and 

new Mvaa begin. 

And while the child oteeives the 

bdrds ns they care fi>r tlwJr 

wMh his own family, tlie warm 

ham*? eind the love and care (hat is 

a -time tor IK*W life. 

It is aLso a itQjne £cir a child to acquirtj' 

nwe knowledge about the? life 

tteit surrounds - him* 

r -than Gentries 

•nave nlraady Uccn rooavod in the 

Weekend 

Antique AiAwndb 

uled lor the r£=?0Tt oamnuimdy of 

Cape May on the weekend d£f l July 

Oosponsared by the City of fCbpe 

May and tiie Jusey Cape Rcgbhn of 

tlie Antique'Auto dub.of Anwirfd, 

tlie weekend iviU, bo lidehligfhtod by 

sn anliquet autoaiioL4ie {HjHado wwidtlnxjuch 

the resoQTt'alt 2 p.iicu Sfeitliraay, 

July 8. 

Dnvid N. Blyler, of Ocean j,OMy, 

president of'tilu? Jersey Obpe Ildgioi^ 1 

niot with oty officials this weefc nnd 

announced tixait linal details tor the 

event liave been complefcd, 

UJylor also announced rtnat Edward 

Havis and Ralph &ic!deyf of the Jersey 

Oape Region, would serva na 

judges for anHque automobile CLinipe'iitiojis 

to be hold during the weekcud. 

Some nine tropinies \vBI be prcsemted 

to paifticIpaiiLs including thnsc 

tor the antique ailto coming; from 

tlie lonjjeat distance under its own 

power; the oldest vehicles arriving cylinders, h 

uikier one, two, four, saic and eight must popular vebkto In.-.ttie, puWicB 

opinion; and a tioplry fir «ie most 

auUienflo riartanei *flte \ 

•Hie vaeaflBnanB piAe9 

to tour through an exlfttt sooUon on 

[ For find About Teenagers) Gunicy sb in Cape May,, at Beadi 

*,, V/BBX m anttaue ^s wp.be 

on ditspiay Szilurday and part at Sunday. 

Votiia JU^ «tt be avaifable for 

HB THlNI* 

"Om mort popular vrtft" at ttie 

HtMiSHT 

event, 

tUm "TO oo 

On will asetnUe an Gurnoy st 

at Btsffih dr. beiftnning ai 10 ajm. Skituretey. 

Us (ends will begin aj< 2 

p.m. from Gumoy rt, «n4 wiU W»el 

over be streets of MatMsoD, Wa.^BDBton, 

Petflf, Beach *,, Ite« aye,, Mt. 

Vernon. Second ave., and bach to 

Qurnsy A, via Boacii jr. 

Entries aae eJêo^ from a flyqstate 

us In tho east, 

15TH STREET dhd THE RAItROAD 

* ^ Ji» **m B L A C K HARDWARE 

S28-95 SET . . '6.95 

DIAL 399-3200 

rlage in tlie first place? Have you 

Osamed ms wjlh her? 

B you marry and it Aim not 

work out, and UI.JLH- BIB omxff 're^r 

a why it may not, what do you 

plan to do tor Urn rest of you 

We? 

If you are fauly in love — wait — 

until you fluMi hi^j school and are 

older! unSI the K^MBly of 

seas serace is not so 

TO RBACTIVATB BATTLESHIP 

y of Defence Robert Mo- 

Namam hag authoiiiud the Navy y to. 

^ni $800000 $800,000 ( (or exploratory l t de- d 

llijB of the tattla*ip.New 

Jersey. When it is learnud how much 

it wiU cost to pFcparc it for service 

off Vietnam, other battleships 

may be iwictivatod. 

"So long as Ifoo Amertain ppI 

may be fully uifonmcd. they will be 

safe and fr«!:"_Sen. EvcTOtt IMritsen. 

Ydu're out . . . 

Phone rings. 

, Wm answer! 

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,834 HSBDBY AVENUE 

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^ ORGANS & PIANOS — 

Don't miss the pleasure of music while at 

the Shore. We rent both Pianos and Organs 

deliver them to your home and pick them 

up when you call. 

JACK LOUIS 

MUSIC and STUDIOS 

637 Asbuiy Ave., Ocean Cily, N. I, Dial 399-2660 

3006 Pacific Ave., Wildwood, N. J., Dial 522-5226 

- SLEBP COOL TONIGHT 

and EVERY NIGHT with a 

CUSTOM MOBILAIRE 6000 

ONLY MM BHJ/HR. 

WESnNGHOUSE APPLIANCE - SALES and SERVICE 

country. Milk is the first food, fed 

to babies, and tlie need for milk continues 

for growing childrcn and teenagers. 

Children nine to 12 years cJd 

heed three or more cups of milk and 

teenagers four or more cups each 

day 4a meet their calcium requirements. 

No one outgrows: his need for mllk_ 

SlOJtE HOURS «-5 DAILY • &9'FRTOAV- 

FRIDAYEVENmG 

CHARLES C. PALERMO 

PLUMBING & HEATING CONTRACTOR 

Avenue ^ Dial 399-0166 

t 

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It's a woman's 

by Marion E. Olson 

County Home Economist 

_ fresh f&h, shtdlEsh, ground 

XntXits, and salads nuxtfe from efigs, 

poultry, ,md fish within one day ol 

refngenitar starve 

Try to observe a two-day limit 

Jar poultTy, vausty jurats, 

oJes, meat stews, soups, 

corn, green lemfy vegetb"i]cs. before you >wrjd your child to 

csimp consider thtst- question*. 

Is your iJuld old enough for 

J 

SOM£-,P£OPL£ jOSTeONT 

KNOW HOW 70 DRESS. 

| hubris can oaropane oantenis at vnri-1 It is also tho way children 

j ous conUunprs and thus judge which > eportsnral Trade Curnintaslon 

mejliiue Lart'XuIl> I 

cui rvgulalv îgiiinst iKin fun&ionol lleniembtir that dnipunci hung on ' 

-liu-k if thej determine Unit thi- pne truvcre*.. rod;, reiiuire twitt- ««.. njtt,|, 

kngi- b. hk K to deceive coibuimi^ of the s-p,ii.v to oovei to allmi foi 

is to the 'Htual contents 

pl««uig and fullness This mrasr — 

The 'Srerrtarj of Guiimejvp is incril nil nvb for the roturra—Uvit 

for the distance iram 41M- curve of 

Many directoi-s think a •jev^n-yrarold 

is the >oungsst ohild Unit will 

to into n camp program If you 

wish to send a child under seven, 

rfiouse a camp that spL-ciiUux^ in 

younger childnîi And you']l do well 

to consider not unly your child s agtbut 

also IBs maturity and gencTal 

devvlopnwnt 

What do you wish camp to do for 

your child' This will be important 

pucnt to consider when you choree 

a camp Tile rfiild's individual n.1 

lure and funnily îhxition are other 

ma,K>r pouils lo think nbout Far 

exiimple does your child liave ^pec 

ini ininrr«3ts or ahahtu*. th.it lie L-un 

de\-eJop through a cjimp eTupi-nmee' 

DOL-S be gi>t along baler in Lirge 

. or in small ones* Ls he full 

of energy or shy and mfinng* After 

you \ e t3«i?3idert i UK' "*4^ n-uu} ui LUIIimiTne IS •VLUII^,—UMU J3 

nu'hopizwl to call upon maiiulhi-t i " 

Adults need calcium to maintain' l»"ii 

strong bones and li-eth throughout I N< 

their entire lues Res.mrcli shmvs, n tin i-\i>lutjan of thli« 

that adults ntttl hMn'ighl^mntt-tups ' Jf in JurtZf ivrtnv in s[ti\îLst m 

at milk ei.eiy day bkirn milk haslfnVl mirkiring it tht Kutirirs Oil 

]ust us much calcium a_s does whole I li-ge of Aennulun- uid fjiviixiftmilk, 

but half the calories This is I riuuKil 

good news for you if \ou are count 

ing calorics. 

You CUD servt." milk cold or hot 

d these questions 

mike a hat of the Bimnly aoti\itii-: 

ytxit r " 14 - 1 distance Irani /the cuive of 

un-rs pickers and dLs-tTub(rors to UlL ' "^ "Q'k to the wrill. and thevoluntarily 

tk-ielop standards fin "^^'lap where the drape*, nitM in 

pae«oii 

uf nhe dnipi.-ri«i should be nwtc-hcU 

llH- Lm n de-.iKl)'fl to help cor) 

in dtsieji mid |«tti-rnsumers 

btx-oni' more Mfoiined anrl 

effeotjv t shoppers 

L>rsl|Miics don't have lo be e.vpcnsive 

to be attnioUve. And yoti -ran By 

Crmsuir.tT < imeits havr ii respon- t tlK- cost a little more if yuu 

"bditv to irad and use bV uiformn chut**- u fiibric that doesn't need to 

bom lntt-Uigenrly m slmppuig be limil. 

Qjnsunifrs must assuredly Itive 

but e(ju,iil> they ha\e i\-- 

1245 

JtUi-. aerotidlilg ID the Rut The troubl. with most budReb. Ls 

gt-rs spociAlist 

tliat they operate only on piper. 

< * * • 

^ and* poultry prod 

PUAY ONE OF CHILD'S 

\i1lieh are cov tTred by 

LEARNING SKILLS 

Tile ni*v. hn dst> aîplies to laulldr\ 

pii\jer 

fiJiMorpi Guard Air Forê, and 

tmeb^rs ircltfthrig JPMk ?lie ,.-r 

Cross HloodnwWle visiuj |he Center 

guarterly' ' ' .

a color irtsvistai series K 

a io impressed with *V TOanjto Stations, It 1&$om i 

the marionettes that «he ordered com- f» filmed podrecea Woe«*M1»a6BK f 

mand pertormiineei jflvMi at her pal- 

Itrt theatres, the woridng many were 

a M-ytSM-loia Italian troupe which ' 

am In Vienna, and nobles of that UMrs ** """M ««* W with a ] 

tfme—not to be outdone—hod their "««" el 1200 Uft-aw marfonfttw. ', 

own private puppet theatres. While «__ -> S 

HS S^SL.'^ h "J*« lr "^ ""»' M H M Intaprrts music,' Spa ^ 

Itrt theatres the wrid i inn to i^. operetta" « to popular ^ 'so5s**"flvfr1 •. oi* ffi 

mntjiawma, who toured the awn. minute vlpwHs iwlude "Oh. Susan- 1 

try nnd dues, B^.. ..Blue DBBUIK.," ..p.,,,, GyM., •• 

Because they were inexpensive- and "Nutcracker Suite," The pn> 

often free—and offered rdlef tarn grams an designed to intiHiuee 

" J "" to the pIoBsuitB of aJJ 

, „,_, u. .misic and stimulate their i 

I ^»dally enjoj-ed the PuBdi and Ju- musical imagliHtiMig, 

___ ..._, _^«. WBISUL-IC tsmeoy and m*nt ttiat Bo tnftrionetttB have ever 

browbeaten, lu-npetkcd husband, had in television,' 1 says Qu-lo Fkrin. I 

Great figures in literature and mu- ©UJ, Podreoa gMieral matHger. 

It i« mid that Milton saw a marion. duJdnai, so ire'v# hiddBi It amid 

efte snow of Adam and 1m and \vas lavlft preduetton sequaiBB mud ^peoinspired 

to write Paradfae tmf, 4«1 effects," 

QatB» wrote Ftast after experiment- This mart ajnbiHous of puppet 

and melodramas, ' me £e fasoimtiic Uttlr dolls that 

•Om attmrtion of wriUnj for pup- tasie *BKW1 Oaaum the ag« before 

pets was cxpittsed by Gorrtnn ttaigi S 6 p wa cxpittsed by Gorrtnn ttai * «* ampKn mai {Oils?. 

In laa. laa TMs British deslpieraetar deslpeta 

— 

wrtter rtter fflussd a &«« & bby 

aw^to 

ttmt puppets were better equipped to AIB Award Winners 

intapfrt meat drama. In the theatre 

beiwe they rwiâited m» Aar, 

^ta- mote perfectly An tteir human 

OTUnterparts who .emotionally 

Mjd to reproduce life. 

PROGRESS TOO SWIFT 

I»W Of the puppet ehaiaetes I 

" What can I do w get a «o 

came "stars" In their own riît, 

Tina's sleep?" the wianian ask^ th 

d 

Each eouBBy b*d its favorite who 

wa» lorally or even nationally betovrt, 

like PuJolneUa tooni Napjes, 

PolicWnello ban rtrts, Gulgnol Mn 

Itftti, Hnjisu-urst from AujBia, and 

;.;• 1 "I know." said the 

Ural sdeaee has made B 

> sBidffi sines then you la» 

i 

Lodgi« DolCorio 

Lodgle IWOnite, of the Oe«Bi Ol 

Offloe of the Cape May Qwnty Jfet 

ional BanJfc••.this week arawiniirni th 

VS. fc>li^ Bond vrtmera In thi 

banlflng elasss Keently asidiweri 

by ihm AOanUc taiapter, Ameieso uirttute 

af Banlais, MCorto a pis- 

Idait oi the Oiapter; 

Baitara J, I^ritef, of the Besieh 

IfcvrnNaijoreU .^nk, and Osries 

M TbU f hrdwmlk Nation. 

mails In the study of thp sufajwa 

"ftinciple «< ^nk.;Operations," 

Other award winners and their »b- 

»«i taduart Wayne c, Meete, of 

the, Ftonnttuiilk Naticrtll Bank grn. 

nondm; Wllltan J. Dougherty, 

Boartwalk NanoMl Bank: oomir 

d«l lawj Flank. G,' Kov^h, Gi 

aatee Bank: tiri Tnk &., n^pi. 

ttjhle mmxmnmm; 'WUilam i. Dii. 

hb. BoauBwaBV Nwionol.-: fcnk, 

tank letters and reports; ' Francis 

T, McAnUe. 3r,< Boartaalk NaOan- , 

al Bank bank' inyeMmwjts, , :' 

Mflartp also anMunod tBat Girt , 

V, limy, of die Boanhvalk' NatWnJ 

al Sa* H i 

Podrecca Piccoli TheBtre, headed, by Carlo Farinelli, 

is toiiayi mo»t iuccwsful internaUonal troupe^ playing 

20, countritB annualjy. 

j | | SMMMI GUlniflM U Bring • 

BURGER 

QUEEN 

I6TH STREET 

BURGER 

BURGERS 

EXTRA TOICK 

MILKSHAKES 

On f/te flay 

I 

ITolta^ the evcnlnaniail, o^ 

Mm the djshes wwo washed and U» 

|ota«n miW be iet« 

ARNCI 

ORSAl 

WARWfCK DINING 

and COCKTAIL 10 

RALEIGH AVENUE •( BO 

PHONt 344.7*71 — PR^ 

FINE ITALIAN, CHINESE and 

CUISINE SERVED 7R 2 

Open Every Day at 5 P, M. 

CHINESE FOOD f^ 

MAKE R1S1RVATTONS mm 

BOWLING BANQVfBi 

DINNER DANCING NITELYI 

With BILL CAMP and HIS

i£i 

•3ft?fef»5l' FOUR.' THE OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER 

Tennis Tourneys Listed 

Af Ocedh City's Courts 

v July gl^Mcn's, ixni^fc^lbq: tfovfccs 

Cwfio ha\*e riot won or bcdh funiicrifl^nJV, 

a previous women's tnuma 

rnen£}j 

a,ro. August t5.r .Harvey Lake Memorial 

10 nlmiS, art* % aifalt dMcs O6 Tennis Tournament tor Men—Sidles 

| *%r)Jwffl ho ixjHtotSZ Wed- QO& Por,bles—4» be played an ftvr 

J for whldi is Kit- 

'ft bdow: 

July 7: -Men's-Smgles Jbr Advices 

August 21. Women's Novice Doubles, 

August 21 Girl s 16 and under Now 

e Singles; Bory's 16 vnd under Nov 

lie Singles 

McCone also said Usrf temai pl,iy- 

•s should note thai novice tourna 

merits begin at 2 prn. Hiey will be 

"Bound Robin 'ftjurmment!." (ewery. 

ifegGENE ^ fiAiSHLEY AGENCY 

14 1 967 

DIRECT REDUCTION MORTGAGE LOANS 

SEASHORE 

BUILDING and LOAN 

TION 

., i 

40>,"ireHTH, STRfeET DIAL 39*-0250 

•,?.•- v5 

OCEAN CITY'S ONIY 

BROKERAGE OFFICE 

" EFFICIENT 

StRVItE 

BOENNING ft CO. 

SOI CENTRAL A^feflUE 


COL. HERBERT H. BLIZZARD 

ÛNITED STATES AIR FORCE, ReHrod 

DIAt 3&660O RESIDENT PHONE 

ANNOUNCEMENTl 

,^ : v - ' *Hf ""Je'signed, announce that the partnenhtp 

heretofore existing under the naftie of BH.L- 

.WOODSi teAtTORi and iWsURdftS, whicli n& ^rftf&Sii 

8 reii) estate Srt3 Insurance Busiiie^ S» 226 

Vfflt Avenueir Ocean City, New Jersey, was dissolved 

oiUhs its* dSy of June \H7, 6y mbtOal consent. 

, - Mr- Bell will continue in Hie bdl estate biisl- 

,h^^p un ?* $* trade name i»f BELL REALTY at 226 

Ocoan City, New Jersey-, 

JHJJ^Jgf^J:**^ »rad« t }° e .°f BILL 

it 218 We|t Avenue, Ocean City, 

Schbril Bus 

de-l Ijby av. .Travei soutti on Bay av 

jw-120ji sL to, Shnpspnav. X*m «3t - 

KUi st to sSiupscq), snith ori Srop- 

-^r. . sco to 21st st Ttin west on 21st st 

w*U to.Bay av. Twwei north cmBay av. tp 

til 113th st. (Last ppick-up). p ) Tna,vti*nortti TSI^nrth 

en May, av. to 6th st, TUm cos* on 

Ph st. to Ocean av anct Ufih sdraL 

.jvuninDt I T^Js bus Is far high school pupib 

there arc I cnty. Aurfve S a.m 

I ^ i 

5;Tr^J^ ^JSÎSS^J^ "* PaAway to Battersea nl i^n, 

^ S 2 ^ " ^ 1 ^.i" 1 Pf- west on Bafiersea rd. to Sunp *v 

^^^^ t l l e M s h S d l 2 ) I ' a n d h* «"* p»y school. Arm*. 8 15 

pupils Mvung on Simpson av, Bay av. | a m 

end Pleasure av will be tiujjsjjortfd 

to the lj.gh school 

Part No. 1 

body plays everybody d») the- en- 

Start at pmiijiy whoul S 20 a m 

proceed to 5O st and Atfairfti; av 

be supplied. Prizes wili be 

awarded .to winners and Tuimer-ups, school summer classes begin 

(Receive lntermedute MJIOCJ pupils 

only) 'ntivol north on A4iujtoc av. COU.EGE BOUND—A special guest at -a meeting of 

an Monday (June 26) 

to Battrascfi and Wesluy rd. the Ocean City Exchange Club at White HaJJ Monday eve- 

'"Hie advertising SiifomE pp 

Route JNo.tl-Mornlng 

Part No. 1 

north on Wesley rd to N Castle rd ning was Betsy Peterson, of 10 Vernon rd., Marmora. Miss 

of wirtA is bciing offered In the mtir- 

wot on New Castle 

Peterson was awarded the Exchange Club's $1,000 threekrt, 

place, as well as assuring for Sfnrt 59th st and Central av at Tmviel south on Purk\raj tu Batteryear scholarship Here the pretty student accepts her 

eyieryanc, whathor a Joumilist or not, 7 45 a m Travel north on Centred sea rd. T\jm west on Battursea rd. 

l}bnight ttJfreudqin of expreasson,"— av lo 15th st receiving all pupds for 

"ticket" to college from Ted Klepae, president of the Club 

CUSSIFKO ADVEftTtSEMENTS 

CLASSIFIED AD RATES 

Ktf thiM column* ttautd hp to the 

«tfiv« Ot tttf SuntttKt-LntgW FOR TUESDAY EDITION not 

fat** than SMWuWy JNaun ** regular ctesdUcd srtWon and 

not fetar,t)WLn (stotttfcvy won n* the ?> 

«4ttt«k MCK>>* WBONKSDAY for regular classified 

NOON «X the 

Ads lYîutttnis Box NttmbtW, %c Mone 

— All Classified Advertising Cash 

INSTRUCTIONS 

Catttmic Instruction 

Mrs. Win. Won* ft BiUle 

THE OCEMt CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER 

•MIDI* CRAFT HOOK 

TNMt 

Lefts >»,.,•. ..,,,, 

exwfstint; 25 wirds) 

Tlnuss, wish 25 WXwxta or OOHT RUN OTF oner yet. WaceaVk 

M Wfi taMe and naif M 

tV)O IATK1O CLASSIFY ATK 35c EXTRA 

to rvnnsennurw or 

STAMPS *ii wvw v>i» »-US»VTHKS:. Rnnfttanoe must be 

«m«^ -rac 

SiULnSH 

SUHRSH 

Morgan 1 * Wharf 

- MH> », Avatan. M. X 

NN111 

r- Inora* 

BUSINESS SIRVKI 

UNEEDA 

TOOL 

T 

Ask tn; w* rant 

Ph.399-2227 

Walbce Hariwvt 

COMMERCIAL 

REFRIQERATION 

MALE HELP WANTED AIR CONDTTIONtNG 

APPLUHCE 

REPAIRS 

ooMnjcn nutis t^ 

HMKBI 

^" i • J LI HJI e. veaaa. *»• — -. jn» ¥r**^~* IT •—^'-ctiatn* China e*b- 

1 gdda and and> Uka 

739»O294 8-23 

36". not 

ATOR—-Ap« 

H 00 uA> n 

503 Thlnl 

i". iia 

£.23 

B-uuX by DanalBotro—Model 

I No wiring to speaker nee 

instrument to reverb box— 

raiiuii control end foot 

I call 399 2878 6J0 

bRE refrigerator—12 cu ft. 

" K ••condition Call 399- 

• - 6 23 

huR CARPETS boautiful d.nriant 

«aqtat«»rf( f •>«»> 

t Blu« LWi .Kent clac 

,DDW fl Wntan Auto 

Storv; ../SAnara Ptfnt 

92/-M64 6 23 

SAL£—1738 Central AVA. 

,uru> 24 9 Ar.BTto*Nllon. 

•rmchalr. China clout 

6-23 

[iHT Rrfgn 

«, frwier. In 

I 399^086. 

Vetlo, 

condition 

6-23 

UPRIGHT FVtMzor — P-' 

ApARTHtENT for rent, unfurnished, 

yaarly, rental Includes, heat, hcrt 

water and alaetric- Apply Wards 

Pastry.-724: Asbury Aye- . . tf 

COMPLETELY REDECORATED, second 

floor corner apartment un 

furnished, baseboard heat yaarly 

leased to adults Call 399 2227 or 

after 5 P M 399-GOSS tf (Frl ) 

APTS. FOR RENT 

1st to July 15U, Also 1 and 2 b-f 

room apt. available 399 0785 6-30 

GROUND FLOOR APARTMENT, near 

buoh and boardwalk. Attractive 

and cheerful Sloaos 4 or 5 Electric 

kltctien Full sanpn »I025f 

half season - iS5O Wrtta Prino*. 

1025 Wesley Ave- ocean City, or 

call (201) 2u3^0052 


well equipped. 2nd floor apartment 

.open for last half of season 

IG0O 2 Bedroom 1st floor apart 

ment open after 7 29 67 two wee*s 

or more rentals. Apply 1431 Cantral 

Ave. 1st floor. 6-23 

BUSINESS WOMAN will share h»r 

gracious home with married 

83u.pLyM0UTH PCfSA i IH** 

„ •partment ground fl, Nw.Bortl, 

walk end_. rrajelo .pier. Call 1210-' 

6*7 2969 or weekenda, 39»-KnSt;. 

1BTH STREET, LfMOON—I 

' "raters 1st T 

•li. Boat i 

COTTAGE, One room afflelarcy $250 

fca' aettson 1132 Asbury AvoA 

ply after 1 P. M. , „ j 

eXN, CITY,, (Mtoon MOparty Aeni 

up to August let Sun and swim 

frwn your own dock, steeps six. Call 

399-8533. _JL &23 

SUMMER £ aind 3 barroom apart 

mentsu Attractive ^lst, and 2nd 

flW, *1004125, A»eekly.l pordies. 

BeacA block. 804-B06_Pol»ncoy and 

851 pennlyn Owner on pramlsea 

CITY CEWTCR—?pd fl unfiimlilm) 

apartment h«»tod. HWna m. 

CLEAW. ATTRACTIVE. «wo 

3, bodrooma, Jiltchen with dining 

area and bath Parking, ISO per 

andBoardwalkn 

month Dlttrlch, Inc., Realtors Bth 

8th, Saptember 2nd to 

1 .Wesley A. «f (Friday) Park Place. -, 

LENOX AFT 7th and 

ond or two bedrc . 

month, or season Apply 

4 WESLEY AVE.^SeetH 4.11 

Parking PaBa. Avalf 

August s tA 20th Calf 1 

2.9825 

DESIRABLE. Apartment*. ] 

4 to A, and ^ to B.CCBII 

cated Modest Juns rjrtm i 

seen to bo appraciBted 

Apartments "927 Wesley 

c49G 

EL -PLAZA. 60S Ocean 

ency housekoopinat 

private baths, sleep 2 j 

sons, 15^-65-75 week. 

middle-aged couple* 

Dial 39fl231_ ^ 

830 PLYMOUTH, PLACE; 

apartment, sraund f 1 - r 

walK and music plar, 

£87-2969 orweeMnds. " 

EFFICIENCY APT—1st fl be. 

Hiring room combination .till 

2 BEDROOM apartmentsCa ts—Cantrilh/ 

located Weekly or monthly. onthly. Ag 

399-4524 

6-S3 

to .\present Jo; 

moptftsi fr 

Aiw, JRa7 

„ 

amount cl 

of tha claim, • 1 

Dated " , June MAflEtC-RAttlEI^ 

15^. 

1 ^ i .* vî. r .Exacutn; 

R. Robtlrewn Chano*. >.. K , , , 

Lartcka, Surrosata of, tha.'CauMy 

Cap. i 

d«4K*«nt; 

Ijoveland, Hustw»••* ISarreo. Esqv 

O^Sff^rPfreS iS 

6^3—»*—pf, J28.0O 

2-ÊOROOM APARTMEMT — Large, 

airy rooms, cool, cornfortabla and 

cheerful Convenient ne!ghbo«hood 


week. 509 4th StreeL Phone 399- 

4954.- tf City, N J US22G. 

BEDROOM Apartment, G Large 1ST, A . 

rooms and bath Twin beds In all floor apt sla< 

^diMmi Tront and back porcto*- th> pet*. $eHKO( 

TV and parkins for two ca Ap- Call 39&2SS3. owner on 

ply 230 Ocean Ave ? ' 50 Central Ave 

BRAND NEW 2nd F1JDOR, two bed- 81S ALDRICH ... 

room opt-—New furniture, russ. nicely furplshed 

kltchan cabinets, and electric ranee ment, convenient 

Tile bath with shower- Sundeck and 

private entrance, T.V. «W»- Oppo- 

,BII II C s new KHf course 

Walk pzi i distance dit to t toacft. 2317 

Bay 

. Or call 3999425. 

tf 

TWO 2 BEDIKJOM Apts. — Year 

around. Located Shore Road, Marmora. 

Call 399-3841. 6-27 


885 5th ST Beach Block—3 bedrooms, 

mod kitchen 1st fl. sleeps 

9 Oil street parkins- Available ury 

l 70# MOORLYN TEftRACE—OnVnarn 

efficiency a|«a^*30 to ttO-fifki 

" * I Etrtaft, NM^mutlo 

pier For Information wrflft .Mrs. 

Mehnert; 830 Fltin Place, r- 

By ylrtue of a din AqUi 

Foreclosurat of MDrbnu*M PnaS" 

to rrm „ directed- uJueB oat 

«A»E , — i 

the Superior Court of new 

rent 

ty DodietT No.flS90— 

14th day of May AD 1 

eertMn cause nrhaiMn. T 

City Homa savin« jmd 

ofNow J-riey. 1. plaiittifr. and 

Rosa C Howirff Howard and and.Sally.J lally Mow 

ard arc defendants, I anall 

ss5 

tr> aale at public wmdue, 

ONE 3-badroom Apt aloodc^K Hv 

Ing room-dlnlns room combina- 

TUESDAY, JUNE 17 

tion, kitehen. and bath Two 2- •t ons ordock in 

badnwm apts, llvinaj mom, JJBft 

and bath 1104 AaburV Ave, 

B291 

ty, New jeney ^ 

SOMEflS POINT. APAHTMEritS Jlfnlshed, 

2 and 3 rooms. >i»-i

ll 

n? 

! ' • • •' 

GE t—. SECTION FOUR 

r J T, HUACHUCA, ARIZ. (HTfC) 

— Army Private Lewis J. Mawson, 

JS,. sstr of Mr.* and-Mrs Edward 

J Maws; J24J*West* ~av.. Ocean 

< ily. NJ., completed an eighhveett 

administration course at Ft. Hun- 

duKa, Arii.,, Juno IS He was train- 

*H in the preparation at military 

records and forms Instruction was 

also given in fundamentals of the 

Army filing system, typing and op-| 

eration of office machines; 


1, 

1 

SENTINEL-LEDGER CLASSIFIED APS BRING RESULTS 

mmmMmmwmmvmmrnmmmmMmimMm 

STRATHMERE 

RESTAURANT — 

On Th» Ocean Drive at Preicott 

Road, STRATHMERE, N. J. 

(Between Sea Isle City & Ocean City) 

• SEAFOOD • STEAKS 

CHOPS • ITALIAN FOOD • PRIVATE 

PARTIES and BANQUET FACILITIES 

Open Fri, Sat and Mon. 4 to 9 • Open Sunday 1 to Q 

FOR RESERVATIONS PHONE 2#3-§209 

SUNDAY SPECIAL 

VEAL CUTLET 

PLATTER '1.00 

_ _ BUCKET O' CHtCKEN 

Small Bucket »& '2.85 

large Bucket .C,'4.35 

Off M EVERY DAY 


110th St. & Asbury Ave. . Dial 399-1348 

NOW OPEN! 

BIGGER and BETTER THAN EVER 

UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT 

Stanley S. Dyen, Pharmacist 

F«l.y pfcrnnaey . s.,,, Polnt shoppIng 

NOTE: 

All ORDHf PRESCRIPTIONS 

FILES ARE HERE at 

ORDUE PHARMACY 

WE WILL BE GLAD TO 

FILL YOUR PRESCRIPTION 

AVENUE 

if ,_ r •- f * 

Fat All Your Drug and Prescription Needs 

^C^LL 399^5270 

DELIVERY— OCEAN CITY and, MAINLAND 

lyrj 

Cape Fishing Fortunes 

Reported On Upturn 

/ n AL SPORT_Dan Montagna, Jr. (left) 

and Dan Montagna, 3rd., exhibit with a 

measure, of justifiable pride the ntt remits 

» fl^Wni J«n|et in Rainbow Channel this 

. The Montkgnas returned to dock with 

13 roekfiih, the largest weighing 14Mt 

pounds, and two fluke, one weighing 7Vi 

pounds, the other jix pounds, — Grainger 

rnota. 

|Hoolc.. .Line 

And S(T)inlcer 

by Arnold Brav 

It m hard to .believe that the floun- 

der s^son is at ite peak right now. 

Vsy few reports of 

•weiage flounder have _ „„„,, 

ta^but,, then, cottgkk-r that the fish, 

out in the wsx&m this week 

j Sups, fflgh,. and lo-pound „.«= ,„«. 

-~i me order at the day, and, in 

w*re. talking io this »«* » w "pretty 

fflWal abaut it all. You'd Uank they 

Uie week, too, They just dent seem 

to want to bite. It may be because of 

the sild waiter, of because tfiey just 

aren't hungry, I and the lotts- tmM 

people «*» don't 

b too 

•niere aj 

to believe, hut, who knows? I haven't mueh ' but «*»• at ttm same _... 

naked any H recently, and it's not M.' B° tor frsh water (toiling in 

Mkely Om they are about to share W'" a «MS way either. If your tastes 

**—" ' intimate secrets ««h ^; leU you to Osh tor somethtag m the 

•'in-between' waters, you should be 

I ntvt'r would have ima^ned possl- 

bli>, I'd hwird of ospirin and rcRular 

inei:formickn«« pills, but sonK> of 

fheso \H"re ri>)jutar doozies. Fbr in- 

HOiniv, did you knew HEU by puttinK 

Ipmon juice in your eufftt? keeps 

acids in your stomuoh nnueBl* Ntitt- 

CT- dkl I, bur some nice lady Hiou#it 

I it wyuki. She's been doing it far 

ymirs IHM, and hasn't aotten ack 

on* 1 !*. AViH \\snd 

A small cornvtion must be made 

here in tvnnnndon with last Tues- 

day's cirrtmnsa. Thi» picture in Ihe 

raluinn Is not cif Jimmy Nuoon, wto 

is somewhat older, but of la-year-old 

r^vid Ad h l d h 

, you iiould bt 

nuBiderable amount 

Bahing far roefcfiah jn ^ 

Rjyer, paritcularly around 

dioa" y l » i O 

For now, we tadJuBbers must rely "J"* 1 * 1 

on ye aide hook, Hne and srtianker' able to 

tor Bie uteiost in eommuniostinB with i.-_ - - 

our puasUnrtel friends. Harbor _.., __„„„.,,_, „„,„ 

• • • ••pineh-otf,' Anglers in that a 

News from 14th st, pier reports hBV0 re P° rted lantfing three and four 

ijuite a few klngflsh have been naught I Me s at a rlrne 

this week. The anglers up there are j A late repert from some of the 

pretty happy about Oat. There tad I local marinas claims that hickory 

been more or less a lull in Hie.fish. I shad are feedta" off .the pile lappe. 

Ing mere tost week as the kamlkaie I Hang. no?i around most, if int all 

squad of the waves rods the surf in the bridges in thy area. But nobody 

and chased any tape of flsh-oajehing rai< ed about the numbers in which 

Out to sea. Perhaps this osptasns why they've been caught so ii might be 

«**< flshtog nubeen fatty pro- an idea to.take stars* a radioi or scmei,*"* -.*-„„, 

uuobve Hils pasf weekem and during I o * a ' 'o of legal enteTtoinment - WB * |{ forced the shufflers I; 

25 ^J*^L* tv f^ m ^ t ' Wu « •"» oei' catch of the k sea • ^ Woml " 

and tanueeg have tea, naBed be-) to belong to Ray OomtarinoTof 3K 

He landed sist or 

Andrews, who stands haldtag 

his 18 pound. 6 ounce striped bass, 

which he CHUBht a week ago today, 

David us no little tytse, by any means, 

HJ jiiu should taw gome good idea 

of the enormity of bast he tsauît 

I think my back would rave in if I 

tried to kind a Oah that huge Nice 

wains, there, DBvev. 

Monday's downpour was welcome 

CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE 

— Anglers who fish Ojpe May 

County waters in thq next few days 

can "expect nn uptourn In the oif* 

sore trolling. bo«nm fishing and In- 

shore fluke fishing, uocording to rxv 

porls being received by the more 

than 80 woighmiuiters who hareJIe 

entries in the J967 Jersey Qipe 32ml 

annual UhMni; Itrurmimciit. 

Tournament Dlitvtor Freeholder 

Anthony T. Catanaso, , who Is In 

charKi- of the county's Department 

of Public Affairs, sold cutciies of 

blucfjsh. sea tuis^ and fluke in th

ii 

PAGE, 2 — SECTION ONE * 

7 J*- . 't fry £->'t(1 

Stacy M.Rau f M^Sharerd, 

of local cement 

4 Jiwofe^R. Bau, died at 

: Sua&y She was 66. 

*~»vMj«Mion which is 

fey State law- 

-IHU lut 

WIVS million a lh J ptrtiiu oi J1IM 

IIIIIIH n uifii'isf m.t l i last ypti ^ L^ 

mi Ilii 19() lew Tliii U,L, U|i sliplitly 

i\t r the previous M.UI i aiK.Tttlsc 

rtlnf J) ^ is 10 r t porrt^nt 

THE COUNTY PICTURE 

In TIIB Mm O«mt\ the loL.d fix 

levy row fioin S11 311 7h2 in 19G(i lo 

UI) MX) in 1%7 (i lukd uf Jl (O 

oi 7 7 i>enent The li-vy foi 

I 1 pejcml frum W 11S07G to S3 IT) 

m 

,i li w ro-.t.' S 2(i jlll from %\ JXi 

7111 lo S4 411J2U or 1' pel rant anil 

tht lo d tnnueip.d puipii-se l PM 

>4S7 tt*) ot 7 V [jercertt from $li 330 ( > t u 

to St> SIS .*W Tlip le\y foi \et 

find st^nlor citizen s lax i mills in 

K20 oi 1 I imi-ert All 

1 tiiy Ui\"p.iycrb (he(hinibLi ein 

I isi/"i iniL 1 4i b97 G89 31 j' 

J4919n 10^ 

Totals $1.272,414,:W7 $l,444,fi53,491 $172^239,1(14 13.5'" 

al proiierly within the county hod ris- 

increase from last yefir's Flood Insurance Bill 

S33.O77,rty under a teniporaly procedure 

lust year's $28.4 billion. Wliile iraich due to end in 19G8 

of in Tease JS cau^d by dt^t-l FJcv/eVfi tho increase m the staitc- 

i i>M)erri and consfll-uction, n portion wide yrV

' h 

,1,1 

i.: 

111 ^ 

1 M"> 

i f. ,! 

'•Ml 

• !, 

! \ 

'lift 

ifflt- . 

1 rifetl 

W 

il 

BO*^PWAUC AT HH, STWEET . " "V " ~ OCEAN OFY 

DINING ROOM IS 

1 OPfN TO THE PUILIC I 

s DiUClbUS MOD -^ SHMSIiLY PRICED 

Four Y's RESTAURANT 

Platters • Dinners • Cocktails 

Tasty Sandwiches 

V4 MILE NORTH OF TUCKAHOE 

Jost Mnutei Away — A HeBsmii Driiit TOru Tnt Country 

ROUTI SQ-CQKKH CITY PHON1 MM!l)ri 

"r DINNERS SERVED "m, AmNIGHT •»• 

* . AIR-CONDITIONED . 

Now Open 7 Days a Week 

IN Mustache 

SOMERS POINT 

NEW JERSEY 

"THE WOBLD-S WORST BANJO BAND" 

SfREiEt 

STORE I OPEN DAILY 

N .RUM 

BEER 

WEEKDAYS 

? A.M. fa 10 KM. 

No Sunday Sales 

OPIN 

SUNDAYS 

12 NOON 

and MW people overtook UBS toot 

Too Late fo Classify 

ii«» 

ITAUAN TAKE-OUT TOOD SERVICE 

MprUAo FMMH 

19S4 CORVAIR. t^loof, Stick •>>, 

19iS BUIOK 1_« 

lent eenalftsn. Privat 

BOAT ran SALE—14- £H Mas, 

COMPLETE jrayr iiinunv fu 

BOM tnlltr, mMsr, alnjy, a 

sn JJ,00 M, 

UMO FURNITURE ST ul* 

APARTK1NT far 

•A 

-uSs-usSfSfc 

The Senate has aaed to 

the qupsttai brftmp the Ssiair, rtib. 

tie offiw B a ^hUc mm. Just as 

w a «y of ««« fa, 

Blis, Congress E as d auw eo» 

ortinate hraariis of gcn^mmat 

As «ie Sutumie Qj^t receKlj- heU 

fSINATOR 

Air. and Airs/Hert»il J. BrtMiilcp. 

RiPORTS TO YOU a, ^SM^r u» ta^S? m xSvSZSBa&SSJr. "" F 

""•-— , •••"". we*MngahntvenBry, finding BMUIbut unable'to au«, 

* . _ Tin' dining room ti.We Injure! a ware Mta Kmim Vwiy « S 

/ thrwMta- wedding take and ia floral •«» Point, Mr.jjnd Mi. T.'jahneE 

J w « cii-rpi!, Two wttto balb «Sih sU, ey. Mr, and Mis, \V(iHer WJHJaS 

, vei- » s hung from the a-Uifta and and Mr, and sft», M, Hitths^ 

idlvri- -iuwiiieni wet* draped lium Ws ellys Ifr. and Jfts. eTa ftiJ 

ROM WASHINCTON ^'^^^^|^^ & SJfÂfil- 

. hook was presented to the gueste of - - 

^^^^"~~"^^" 1 ^"^"^ honor. STtfCK WITH THI TRUTH 

as randidatw to ritctfon or „„. B r a v nj w b ,„, ^ ^ g^ Some ma, have a pep^Bm „. 

"V" t ^^y- dawhter of Mr. and Mrs. BiuJ trWWifceffl bemiHe tney^SnTOifiS 

I haw nothing agairest ecdvs of Seely, of HanynonWn. Mr. Bravnlee, *«* enourfi._NWs Guide AuduS^ 

rthhs. tndMd, we alrneify have one, son of Mra, H, J, Brmvnlee. Sr and In. ' u 11 ' 

a*pi«J in ISBS, Unfortunately it the late Mr, BroiMilee, is ownewjp. 

Pia.-tasiri. does 

-iding the afflilr indudquired 

rt Mrs, H, J, Brownlec. Sm, and Mre 

Usciise Paul gt%4y, mothera of the jueatg 

It is of honor; Mr, and Mrs, Ruben Bar. 

HeI «> ^Wlch, Mia. ffl. 

Mr. and Mra. Ernest Hoi. 

- Do«W Holroyd, M«. 

^^ »"• "

i.' 

-*-is. - THE' 

Fireworks For July 4th 

\ r *>/M'St&tp Adminlstrtaon"takes the view that a reaUv 

woirthwhole display of fireworks is a glonous way to celebrate 

the Glorious Fourth. 

Mayor BoWrt L. Sharp points out that fireworks are a 

""'S?iLi, I #/ weather P ern "«mg, the display offered by 

,, . City A -tpis-year will equal .or surpass similar displays 

• ID other South Jersey ^resorts. 

*• '* '"Hiere would be nothing noteworthy about this except 

fact-tbat-OceanH3ity-refuscd~tohave-fireworRs-for"a 

' Of years, and when, boardwalk businessmen com- 

»î-j, ytejfe ggfog elsewhere to see them, the citv 

_^ „ dapitulated. / - 

• ita. .* the municipal torewotks display was a sorry thing. 

• The Roman, candles and aerial bombs and other dazzlers were 

I set otf itotix iW fehd of the 5th st jetty 

Maair of tbe pieces became damp from ocean spray and 

J out In fact, tlie whole thing was an inglorious fizzle, 

A week from tonight the aerial display will be set off 

„_:£ city-owned land between 5th and Bth sts. Boardwalk 

m *trotteft will have a good view, and there will be plenty of 

' • mm West of the display area for thousands ot people to 

; Watch the celebration in safety. 

* i*4«^^ lner * cans h £J e no * ke come so sophisticated that they 

• ighOte fireworks The dazzling gold, and red, and blue, and 

i gretn balls df light that hang in the night sky are as excibn? 

J today as they were a century ago 

< The chorus of "ahhhbs" that greet a shower of bnUiaiit 

- jetpieces is as heartfelt' today as ever, Oewn COy's salute 

' to Independence Da£ #iU be worth coining nules to see. 

' * It is nice to know that the Mayor and his colleagues, 

I CommlsBioners David L. Simpson and R. Robmson Chance, 

i ljteheve in fireworks. They can be used with safety when 

* J5fy ate handled by esjerts, and when the city lire Depart 

: ttent is on hand just In case Bomethtog goes wrong. 

r *t 'J&FH* 1 * $8 'Wtt" w Inclement on the night of 

I July 4 nobody will haê to leave this city to see a worthwhile 

* fireworks display This to not a big thing—but it is important 

3 tH* SftnfiW loofo At The Nation 

«Income Taxes Arm Sure To Rise 

- ,.,,,. After *" unprecedented spending spree which included 

v bUhons for the armed forces and more billions for President 

j' Johnson's "Great Society" program tfie Federal delkit for 

; the 1968-1969 fiscal year will hover >n the neighborhood of 

- 530 billion. 

j. . . Even to Congress, conditioned to tle.)J in astronomical 

•J figures, this is breath-taking Such a deficit is bound to bieeil 

- inflation, and economists and many responsible politician 

; agree that something must be done about the situation 

I The thinking in Congress is that if income taxes are fa 

- be raised they should be raised this year Next year is the 

: year of Ul^ presidential election and the Democrats, cer 

I tainly, a» unlikely to put off income tax boosts until then 

At this point it appears that President Johnson's roc 

i omtnenoatlon fof a six percent surtax on top of taxpayers 

; present Income tax won't be enough The tax boost, when It 

* coines is likely to be far larger. 

^ i. t ^ Washington onJy a few voices are raised against 

I therBpending of millions and millions of dollars which create 

, tt£ideficit _ „ . [) v- 

3 * ' fc #8at paitf'tff Mr. JohmanS "GS-eat Society" projects 

; could be deferred at least until after the war in Vietnam is 

- fiTCf. A gdod many of them could be cancelled forever with 

Out any serious* harm to the nation. 

'&•- ii A^serioUR inflation would, of course, be more harmful 

j*»- Ainericans than an Increase in their income taxes, but 

r.both inflation and income ta* boosts could be avoided if the 

^ Johheon admtnistraUon would dettioHstrate financial com 

. Bton sense. 

x' This is not a presidential year but it is an election 

l year, and there is reason to hope that the voters will register 

i their displeasure by getting rid of congressmen and U S 

;• senators who just won't economize 

£ The Great White Father is a spender's spender In true 

- Texas style he Is lavish in doling out money for all manner 

s of schemes for his "Great Society " 

Somewhere, somehow, the word "economy" does not 

to be part of his personal lexicon Unfortunately for 

Si-SLJ" 1 J s U tne moBe y Mr - Johnson is spending is not his 

t personal Ttesas fortune. It is our money The voters must 

' Sr'K** * Uc outflow before the nation approaches 

(Pankruptcy. 

^ ' • - - • ' • 

* i\r- *' »•-*>* .^ ...' J 

"Honey, what do you have 

against my havinff a checking 

account?" 

SEEMS SO 

It saxas that the woman with the 

cit principle gotte the must ultercst 

fu&day, Jun* 17^ 

City Sentinel- Ledger 

, OCEAN CItY SENHNEUja>C,EH. bus. 

K" U3 'Ab> Street, Cte&ui C»y, K, J. 08226 

at Port Offlw at Ocean City, N. J. 08226 

class natter. 

XET FREEDOM RING 

Garden State 

GARDE* STATE 

GRBIB - With crime gmwini 

to aant prafnttins, a regional Intorstate 

eommMon on crtnie is 

pre^sod by Attorney ' General Arthur 

J, Sills to devrtop a mflster 

phui fm law enfoiwmenl fur tho 

Oil? ni«nlxT^ HMIM be 

State Crime Coinmis.wm^ whit* 

woulf) bo SM up to h-UKlle clime 

on .1 statewide bnsi.s Hie interstate 

commission woulrl ciintenl it 

•n-lf with the entire -spectrum < 

luw cntareanrnt sirtivity from a 

nst ta «jrr«etian. 

'Tt wnild facilitatf Ltmrniunica 

O/d Glory 

Fly The Flag 

Tie Store and Stripes Drst He\v 

... IN A LAND BATTLE on 

August lfi 1T77. ivhen troojK un- 

«ter John Shirk ftiughi in the Bol 

"tie of Benninglwi In '3OUth\tfeqJt*m 

Vermniit 

- ON A U-5 NAVY -SHIP 

on November 1 1777 when Ji*in 

Paul Jons, loft Portsmouth N JI 

in Ihe "RanKisr' 

... IN A FOREIGN PORT 

on Dcti-nibiir 1 1777. wh Jow: 

saUed into Nonte,, ^•run^•^- on 

•*ie "Ronjjer," after wipturine tw> 

Brtti* ships 

. . OVER FORETfiN LAND 

on Januaiy 28. 177S when Juhn 

Ra/hhone ot the -sloop Ftovi 

dtnee rauturfil Foil Ma^siu m 

tile Bnltmjns 

IN Tl 11. I "ACIFIC OCJJVN 

111 178-i uhen John (.lien .ind (hii 

ftllpn~s of Outu "siilrii to 

M mio nreii Hong Kon^ 

. AROUND THfc, WORLf) 

from September TO 17R7 to Ajigi«t 

10. 1T90 on the 212-ton ship 

"OnJumbm" of Buston 

. . OVER A FORT IN THE 

EASTERN HEMISPHERE on 

April 27. iflK, when U'S Marlnrs 

captured ncrna. Tripoli 

. . . OVER A smoourousE 

in Mnyr 1K12, tot it IOK SIJMIOI t&, 

Oitsunount HiU, Colnun. Maps 

... IN A NAVAI, BATFLE 

IN THE PACIFIC on Mnidi 25, 

I**1S, when it)t* frdpyi1^> "£^3^v "* 

twnmeindcd hy David Potter 

captured n ix»tpnned by 

eei\e baslt protiTlKm airntbt tet 

•inus In their youth unfl h.m- per 

Suite Rinking Commissioner Char- 

lodie bnster ijirjts thenulter to 

les R Howell tn July !•) The 

nvuntnin their immilmty tLums 

State Department of H^nlth has re 

Dr Rnscoe P Handle Sljte Om ceiwed a rennrt of the denth from 

tetanus of a 63-yenr^d Newark 

L-anuniT al Kt-aJth 

man Wnfxlbndg(- TS" 

1 Wlicn boats art meetine in. or 

ncui-IV in, .1 hendon position, «ich 

sliould Kcop to 1he Hg)rt 

2 Whm IXJ,L1S me in a crossm); sit 

Vntion. the one on the riRtit Iras Uic 

I of v«iy 

When one lioat is. owrloWns — 

.-, the boo.1 being underlidten lias 

the nKht of way 

4 Powerboats slioiild givo wny to 


Plumbing ft Heating 

Dial 399-3065 

OFFICB I SHOWROOM 


FRANK M. 

MAZZITELLI ft SON 


Spaelalixlng In . 

Gai Banboard HB«t 


Ocarn aiy, II. J. Phao* 

24-HOUR 

SERVICE 

SOCONY VACUUM 

AGENCY 

til ASBURY AVENUE 

Dial 399-1751 


OR BUSINESS 

Homeowners • Personal, Farm 

and Business Liability • Hie 

• Auto •Inland Marine 


• Theft and Class Insurance 

18% to 20% uvlno* pund on lo 

you In th* form of lomr nlw 

or dividend* 

HARLEYSVILLE 

INSURANCE 

HARLEYSVILLE. PA. 

Harlcysvllle Mutual disunity Co. 

Harleysvtlle Mutual Insurance Go. 


ALBERT E. HALLIDAY 

A Licensed New Jersey Broker 

111S Atbury Aw. ptal JIMKI 

Rcnrcsentlng the Harleysville 

Onnpaniea for the past 37 yean 

Don't smnt undsradmnjfboagd 

Slag oat of water when overheated 

and iforesting 

, Lehigh Graduates, 

Paul L Yingltng, 2nd. 

Two local Btudcnts' were among 

the 5T5 LeMgh Unlveisily seniors 

who received tmccal&ureate degrees 

Boat Safety Precautions Sign Snatchers Pay recently during the UnivoBlty's 

99th Commencement Exercise*. Dr. 

$45 laeh For Prank H. GuMord Stover, presldiait of 

summer refniHi now 

Listed By Red Cross Aide 

Camegie Instltuto of Tochhology 

II M Bailtv Dii Fit/p.it 

Two youflis who attempted to and a nationally prominent educa- 

and Mi's Lhvyn Otliman 

S-ifely measures to prevent boating manually propelled or sailboats un- steal a. "for sale" BIBI tram -the tor and science advisor to Uie Fed- 

I Mis Waltir MiGmnis Ml 

accidents this gummer were urged to" the • gaUbaat is oveWaJdiK a rapdsMe on the Ocean aty-Someta eral Government, delivered t h e 

IUUTV Sehnurll Mr and 

1 ty en the 'bast mem of this urga W 

' Small sUJboats, wh« Point cauaeway ^jd dearly for commencement jMMreggj. 

m in SLIIUIX rt 

Ilowmrd E, Camp, Jr., ar^ da^Gtor salUi^ in channel, should glve way their prank in Municipal Court Wed' Jan Matthew Stephen Black, son 

lilt ijenUjlt.1 L*^li.(.r for 

cf Saloty Servjisw tor ttie Ameriaui o ftowetboam whidi rarmjt openUte nesday. 

tA Mr. ajrf Mrs. Oiariw H, Bladr, 

Mi*. lppi-uiiiR in lit 

ltrid Crosi, BMtern Area. 

outside the channel, 

Mumdpal Magstoate FranhUn A. of SOB North st-, •mm amuritf Ids 

L ut. Uu et tal« n on tin 

Wnllac^, of The Red Cross is one of IT organ- ft. Baiiboaw on tte alarboaM taok Mng fomrf Russell SMllnian, U, of degree of bachelor of science in 

KI tile fun I 111 111 tliL

ill 

SENTINEL-LEDGER 

dot Iwnanô Ox Krkfey/June. 30. 

1*0* S, anjdate, genera} tmmi 

Rtr 

I P!*y 

r 

J. R. NIXON 

Reghtered Builder 

240 BATTEftSEA ROAD 

CUSTOM BUItDER 

ALL TYPES OF ALTERATIONS A ADDITIONS 

KITCHENS and BATHS MODERNIZED 

, . RQOF1NQ and SIDING 

•*'. *!SliS. B TqO «•*"•-«« «q LARGE 

SAMPSON and HA 

328 West Avenue 

Roofing - Sheet Meta 

Forced Air Heating — Air 

REASONABLE 

fe SERVICE ^ 

Building 

• - * $ 

PHONE-SEA iSLEt^ 

SOUTH SEAVILLE.K-. 

ism-,Serving the 

if, JUNE 27. 1*67 

>r Will Find Interisr^ 

Id Homes Tour On July 8 

one-da^ tourj nmrcBnai 

r Art Lmsue, 

f aMOrntta 

p 

Bud other irlcmh 

- v/m open to nhe puuUc 

1 tmlldinga ui tlie oouiiy. 

Iran DadiavUlB 

y, during Utc hours 

|ihc toltcKSt ol ttie voee,, 

r or rosldtirtt In fiiMs of 

construction, ttnijileo 

ihex? is much on 

fcndi one. 

; homes and 

i to ithe pub 

i Meuting, ScaviUe. 

Hootx?, 409 Store 

w, Mr. and Mrs. A. j. 

: CJwreh, Shore I'd., 

p, ~S. Soavlllc. 

Cump Muuttoe, Sou* 

Dcimta rd. 

ChunA, Den. 

fiCranoMl House, Dennis. 

1 Mrs. StefiiUai Ocpreghy. 

Holmes House, •'HoOniu- 

Mr. und Mn, 

House, Main St., 

Mr, and Mrs, Albert 

Green House, lit. 47, 

Dartntatlle, fcoioa btm i 

M Mre. V. Ufe* aaiilh. 

Mr, 

Hi, «, 

ta4 

OiJiatnpha' Ludlam I&UKS, South 

Darnis, Dr, and Mis, Wayne h, 

Owtaipher Lsmiftg KOUSB, Rt. 9, 

Stotm, Mr, and Mrs, Jade AraBl, 

We Nathaniel IMmM How, Im 

MMn «„ ape Iftir flourt House, Mr, 

and Mn, Rotart RJBertrt. 

Old Court Home, Cape May Court 

Mstortral Museum, in tatanant of 

new oourt House, Qipe May court 

Hbute. 

rirst BEPUM aiurch oj ape i^r, 

im. S, Main at,, Q*o Jtay Court 

House, 

ape May tomiy Art League Gen- 

ter, JttM Waihlnaion at,, Qpo May. 

FranUin rt. MothodM Ornnft, 

Fmnjain and LafcyeMe SB,, Gaoo 

Oiurch ol (he Adv«t, 

and rrankUn itm., tt^ May, 

Oieny Housa, K7 Hutfies «,t 

May., aptato end Ms, Jtihn He^l, 

VJotortan Manstai, O5 OollBnWa 

Page May, Wi* No NiUn< "-" ^ 

captiratnl ttwld auAcnws in the 

phenraninJlly .suecessful 'A Flstftu of 

OrUjri" h.is .i saddle-mate qmte 

wvrmy'of him in his second soven 

ndvcnTure "For a Few Dollars 

More," United Artiste release in 

He'f, "Oie în in Blnok." no mean 

mrmt himself, and the two. «o n> 

11K- business of Iffingins m taUere fJi 

,i pnci' in wholly compct««t nnd Eii- 

rtK LtJiion 

mrtinK LtJiion. 

Which is hai-dly a surproe. "The 

M.,n in Black" is pUyed 1^ screen 

ê'eran I>ee V.in CTecf who will be 

most readily recalled as UV B>m 

SS m "H.Eh Noon" ^vhidl xran 

l d tor Gary Cooper- 

Stirtlftg 

ihem 

Mosld is the nobW B"" 

Mlwln Frank« hJUn 

S 

e. Phil Silvers, Jaenaor pliis high school jocjal 

studies, fill 399 T22S after June 15. 

7 

COLLEQE- STUDEriT avallasl. for 

tutoring FrBfioh and Spanisil 

Studied •broad: Call sti-mur 711 

SPEeOM TMEHAPIST — Handles all 

speech ereblems and defects for 

alt ages, CoJIegB degree. Raasenable 

M Cay 399 6585. 7-11 

INCREASE READING SPEEO 

DEVELOP STUDY SKILLS 

IMPROVE COMPREHENSION 

Bevsioprrienta! Reading CouraH 

ruth c' grant, ed.m, 

reading apaclaNst 

ISM Weit Ave. 399-9109 

TUTORING—Spanish. All levels. Ex. 

porienced tutor. Recent college 

graduate and newly certified teach- 

er Reasonable rates. Call 399*8249. 

7-4 

CHILD CARE 

fcHlLD CARE: Baby sitting In my 

home, by the day- or^waek. Have 

excellent references. Call 399^070. 

6-30 

PERSONALS 

BOILED HAM, LUNCH ROLL, Im- 

ported Swiss Cheese, $1.09 by 

the pound. Asbuiy Cold Cuts, 649 

Aabury Ave. tf 

SAVORY SUB SHOPPE. 651 Asbut> 

Ava. 399^159. Spedal—hot dog 

or hamburasr, 15c Dadi. Also carry 

12 variltlas of hsaslaa. ODan 11 

A. H. til I. tf 

DOROTHEA ROBINSON — Individual 

Instruction at • your convenience 

on knitting and all types of need.e- 

woriL Open daily all year. Children 

Invited. 66Z Boardwalk. 399-O994. 

6? ^ tl 

TWO • EXPERIENCED and reliable 

boys with power mowers will man- 

icure lawn for reasonable rattes For 

Information call 308-0562. 6 30 

EXPERIENCED MOUSE PAINTER, In 

side and Dut. by college graduate 

student Roasonabla prices. Call 399 


OCEAN CITY EMPLOYMENT AGENCY 

915 W.st AV« Rellabla help 

furnished Rafarencas Investlpted 

Cordelia Maddux, Prop. Dial .399. 

1986 

INSTRUCTIONS 

AUTO DRIVING LESSONS — South 

Jarsey Automobile Driver Training 

School. 11 E.'V«ran« Blvd., Pla««- 

vntvlllft. Door to-door service 

tfirbughuut South Jertay. Insur- 

ance discount certificate upon com. 

pletion of course. This school Is 

licensed and accredited by the state 

of N. J. Reasonable rates. Dial 

G46-2140 or CM412S. tf 

LEARN TO PLAY THE GUITAR — 

All ages. Programed tor begin 

nera and intermediate. Individual In^ 

struction given to each student. Call 

Jo a Mciiughlln 339-1568 after 5 

p.m. 

LEARN TO KNIT, itniwel, or crochet. 

Attend cliun Monday. Wadnes. 

day and Ftlday nights 6:30 to 9.00 

KM. SBecJfls brglnnera clasaas 

Saturday mornings 9.30 to 12--00 

hoon. baytlme Initnictlons. Cooti.* 

Cnlten, US A*bunr Av*. JW-J572. 

INSTRUCTIONS 

Ceramic Instructibrt 

Mrs, Wm. Munz A Billio 

hrmMgi 

s CMMran or Multi 

4nrtWH>i 

399-2266 

MRS. MARTIN 


on lavs, sueceu, hsillh, 

luck or child pmblanla. 

Rsunlts the uparats, ale. 

Caii help you on axfrome 

pnblems. Pint time In 

your area. 

CENTRALLY LOCATED. 

Dial 344-9276 

Card or Palm. 

Full Life Readingi. 

PROF, SERVICES 

FURNITURE RESTORED — Small 

" Items; coffee, end table*, chairs^ 

picturv frame*, lamps, expertly r«. 

paired, reftntshed. painted and an- 

tjqued in my home. Moderate prices 

Plal J99 2546 7-4 

MAN & WOMEN'S ALTERATION « 

partly dons and - prompt •ervlc*. 

R«a*onabla. Mr, and Mr*. H«nr> 

Mlktarl*n. 1410 Cthtral AV*. 399- 

6273 tf 

COLLEGE STUDENTS available for 

house cleaning, service, n)&«d •serv- 

ice, party service,, and habys-tt-ng: 

Experienced Cdil 39^0754' 7 II 

APPLIANCE 

REPAIRS 

COMPLETE PARTS an*! 

REPAIR SERVICE 

AUTHORIZED RCA, PHILCO 

and WESTINOHOUSE 

Major and Snull ApBllaiKH 

CALL US FIRST 

Anns M, Schuff 

SCHUFf ELECTRIC 

710 Asbury Avenue' 

Dial 399-1242 

INVISIBLE REWEAVINQ—Clisretla 

burns, moth hales, cut*: tears. 

@W&ed"Belu Made.° "rompt Sera 

Ice. Reatonabta Florence Jtffrlet 

tlU Bsy Ave. Dial 399-ISO*. ti 

fMOIDAIKE BALES A SERVICEi~-He- 

pairs to Frlgldalre only. New 

rrfintelr. nfrnnratBn Palmer Frig- 

Malra. Palmer Shopplna canter, 

IGUl and Hsvan Anr*Xl9%23S. B 

CLASSIFIED AD 

BR1NO» RBSUkTS 

sll 

Of day wftftfcenda and - holidays, 

Orfnirn. 399-01CS. ' *t* 

„,!! MUSTANG Conv, S o3111 or 927- 

i455. G3D 

PAINTING — Interior and Exterior. 

* Years of espaflenee on tins 

Honis. Best quayQf paints. Free 

es^mstes. No Jos too small., iloute 

9. Paiermo. V. Vornefc 399-9064. ^ 

TV ANTENNA 

SALES * SERVICE 

ILECITOC 

710 Ashuw Avenue 

DIAL 3W-1242 

CALL US TODAY 

Wo will estimate HM 

co»t of inrialllng 

ELCCTRIC HEAT 

IN 

MM) 

Wm. S. Anderson 

Htctrtcttiii 

IHJWtstAn, P(aIII»Me 

YOUNG'S TV 

• SERVICE • 

"FOR GUARANTEED 

RESULTS" 

SPECIALISTS IN 

Color • Black a White 

— HOME SERVICE 

RADIOS and STEREOS 

REPAIRED 

ANTENNAS and 

TOWERS 


DIAL 399-0091 


COMPLEX* BATHINQ AND GROOM- 

Ing for all breeds. Call Holly 

Hills Boarding Kennels. 927-2140 


14FO0T THOMPSON RUNABOUT — 

Clinker built. Complete, with.con- 

trols, • trailer, 35 h.p. • EvinrUde mo- 

tor, sas tank, 5350. Also have some 

extras available—anchor, gas tank, 

paddle, motor earner, seat cush 

Ions. Telephone 927-0552. tf 

J962, I3G" MFG. 1365 Evinrude 33 

h-p'- Used one summer. Steering 

controls, all necessary equipment 

Call 399.1363 anytime before 6 

pm After, cai: 39ft 0430 1495 tf 

CHRIS CRAFT 20 Utility, 185 hp, 

fully equipped, perfect condition 

excellent for water ski $1200 Ap 

ply Hallamanne, 1128 Bayfront 

Ocean City • tf 

16' BRISTOL-—35 hp Mercury-en 

gme. Both In top condition Must 

sacrifice Any reasonable offer 399 

0BS6 after 6pm or weekends tf 

JUPE HYDROPLANE 

wheel ai 

2 steering 

Street; 

DROPLANE with Stearins 

ind cables $80. anchor $.}, 

; wheels $5 each 884 4th 

6-30 

14: FTi SPEED BOAT. 35 h.p. Merc 

with, new controls,: gas-tank, an 

chor and cushions Good ski boat 

$375.00. Also 10 ft. runabout $25.00. 

Call 399 6025 6 30 

IB' SKEECRAFT—cabin, wood boat 

good condition, imany extras. $50( 

3144 West Ave. , " 


AUTOMOTIVE SHRVlCE 

S 

AUTO- SgRVICH 

AUTOMOTIVE teRVICB 

•LECTRICAL ITsTHM ani 

BRAKE SPECHLIITS 

WHEEL ALlQrVMtNT 

ftM4 SIn fe 

•MJ 

FOR SALE 

USED TV 

SETS 

GOOD CONDlTlOM 

THESE MAKE IDAX 

SECOPlfi SETS FOB 

YOUR HOME 

TV~SETS 

For Rent 

WEEK - MONTH 

SEASON 

Anns M. Schufff 

SCHUFF 

— ELECTRIC — 


DIAL 399-1242 

BELTONE HEARING AIDS, all makes 

and models, serviced. 451G Pad. 

He Ava.. Wlldwood N. J. Dial 522- 

72Z4 or 702 Embassy Terrace, Vlne- 

nd. N. J. 691-2726. 7-4 

DEL, ZANE MUSIC STUDIO. OrgJMi 

and Piano instruction Curio* and 

antiqufea Co mar West GroS/fttand 

and Atlantic AventitH, Sofflor^ Point, 

NJ 927 5493 91 

USED REFRIGERATORS, rahse*. au- 

tomatic washers, watar nestera, 

$25 up Corson Electric. 752 West 

Ave 399 2248 6 30 

AUMTIE TIGUE'S SHOP—Gifts old 

new and unususl Open daily 10 

AM 30 P M 63 Asbury Ave. 9 1 

BRAND NEVU 75-VVATT RayJefierson. 

model 875, commercial type, 

heavy duty, radiotelephone. Resuler 

f irice M»fc—Special J2ZS Only 3 

eft. Joh#on's Marine Electronics, 

804 Bey fAye. 399 2221 tl 

U&tD 8 CU FT Cromlmy rafrJj 

orator, clean and in good cond. 

Uqn small freezer $39 Inquire At 

3131 West Ave 6 30 

T V —21 consoleue working con 

ditlon $25. See at 3506 Bay Avs., 

Ocean city. 6-30 

TO ALL 

COMMERCIAL 

BUYERS 

Now ti Hut Hm to ttelamp 

with 

"SYLVANIA- 

LAMPS" 

Wholes.ile 


SUPPLY XO. 

see Howard for quote 

HIS west AyE. 

OCEAN CITY 

3W-31M 

CRO3LEV chest fnwier ~^> 

home ironer Reasonable 

Central Ave 

SHOE SALE — Thousands of pairs 

ladie? nil sizes and widths. Name 

Drands $1OO to t9 99 For srnall 

and large feet Wilbur Coon $24 95 

value now (7 77 Men M nama 

brind shoes 1/3 to % off, regular 

price Hilton s 920 Shore Road, 

Sowers Point Open weekdays 10 to 

9 Sunday 10 to 6 Additional dis 

count for Senior Citizens. 6 27 

12 STRING GUITAR—Uke new 565 

Catl 399-&4O4 G 27 

36" ELECTRIC RANGE *25 — 54" 

double drain sink $25. Cupboards 

£10, ,S\* person, modern apartment 

$125 per week all utilities 399 

8392 7 7 

SIX TAPESTRIED dining rooni chairs 

electric bridge tabled bridge chatr* 

2 x 6 gold framed mirror 24"' 

brass andirtrns,' brass fireplace tools, 

miscellaneous Item*. Ocean Ave. 

Apt H 5 Sontera Point 6-27 

FOLDING WHEEL CHAIR *30.O0 — 

Back bed rfest arms S6.00- Reel in 

Ing chair foot StOOl $10 Large fklu 

mlnum dolib{e toaster %2 50 End 

tables picture frames tewing cab 

.net,' miscellaneous articles,." call 

927-4420 6 27 

HOTPOINT UPRIGHT" FREEZER — 

New condition. Atso Ironrite iron 

«- 417 E, Atlantic Blvd.•.-.•:' - 6-27 

TO Olh^-Old or antlqus 

Uri:^-& 

dlNon—also ; old coin*^ Unit,-ifaper 

money Member AppraissnAwcla- 

Uon of America. Ins. Ofal 399.102a, 

ffOOMS ^-' file**•fty 

u p ) or ZM. floor 

tram izoSo « a*kL»im m gy 

waaK. month or sasson, S35-2M « 

LARGE APARTMOJT HOUSt—Six 

and 7 rooms, also 

EAR -ROUHb couag., ||vuut_rMrn. 

dlnlnc room, kitchen, 2 bed- 

moitis and bath, witti separata. 2 

family unit. Priced to SelTCaUjBr 

katwntniant Vnshsm RMttor, Bio 

Ocean Ava, 399-090^ ,. &S3 

MARMORA' 30 Norwood Road 

2 hodses north of M armor, fire 

hotlie, 3 bedrooms iwitn a detach 

ed, 2-csr canoe D6 - 1st frsntan 

A b«ts«li1 JOT tjulck SSIBL * 7^11 

^^ - ^ ^ '' ^" 

and lb«* Jn pdvat* 

l tT f 

LARGE HOUSE on 73 acre* In Tuck- 

shoe, NJ $17,000; end new 3- 

badnoom house; Hi Ocean City at 

$16 500 Excellent JmaHtment. Wrtti 

Phil strong 2200 SacrsmenlD St. 

San Francisco, Calif 94115 i4 

,._e no*r *nd ihrotifh winuntr 

.nd Mil to *duttU WHU4 _. 7-7 

OCEAN CITY LAGOON, new cottage 

over two caf raragp, electric tiBHt* 

2bediVnrt1it dtnlntf and living fDom, 

Kitchen bath, walls GaotBfa Wra 

Two large boat docks Partly fur- 

nished $27,900 MortHAfiv *v*Uabl* 

Call 399-GB 7 7-7 


STORAGE SPACE, HIGH AND DRV. 

Reasonable rats. Farashlan, 3* 

tl 

REAL ESTATE—RENT 

SEVERAL TWO AND THHEK BOOM 

MM- 

Offlca Suites. All utilities- 

In avary rtsptct Write 

7826. Santlnel-Leiunr. 

YEARLY RENTALS 

ApARTMCNT tar rent, unfurnished, 

yearly, rental fnetuo&t, tiHt> hot 

and elactric. Apply Wards 

Paktry, 724 Atbury Att*. t* 

APTS. IFOR RENT 

FOR DETAILS 

TWO 2 BEDROOM Apttk. '— Vear 

fd,>Mar 

REAL ESTATE — SALE * 

stry rownt, cool, comfortabli 

cheerful. CfHWonlsnt fiAlghborhood. 

Available for *adfcoti. itibrtth^^tHr 

weak. 50^ 4th . Stteflt Phons 39^ 

4934. . tf 

BRAND NEW 2nd FLOOR, two bed- 

room apt.—flaw furniture, rug*,' 

kitchen e&blftets. aiid eioctlifi range. 

Tilt* bath with ShOWer. Sundock and 

private entrance^ TV cable Oppo- 

site o Ci new soil 1 eottt-ftat- Walk: 

Ins di&taJice to beach 2317 Bay 

Avis, or call- 399 9425. if 

WO 2 BEDROOM Apttk. 

around. Located Shore ft»d, 

ora. Call 3993041. 6-27 


eSS 5th ST, tloath Block—3 bed 

roocris, mod. kitchen. 1st fl> *l 

9: Off 6treet_ parking, Av*tlabte 

1st to July 15th- Alto 1 and 2 

*oom npts avallablD 395-0785 6-30 

COMBINATION wooden storm door. 

36"/a" wide -90". long:-399-6241, 

6 27 

GAS RANGE 3B":—Refrigerator 12 

cu,*. ft. Both - in •" good condition, 

SIS each. L F«ir, 8a« radiators, Sl.OO 

ea 312. E. 19th Street. , : 6-27 

ONE 1966 16* GOLD COP by Glass 

psf with 65 h^> Mercury en 

(Ida Oth#r DOat equipment FriCfd 

to sell quickly, moving to Germany 

$1200 Contact Mr G Flagg wtvh 

end*, AH 856 Plaza Place, 399 2769 

Boat In. vfclip' at Pleasure Marina." tf 


1965 MGB Convertible, British Rac 

Ins Green, excellent conditioners, 

dio, Wh-fi Wheels and tonneau caver. 

E t l service^ will vmrtfic*. Call 

NEW'- Summer Merchandise; store 

dlOseOUT. Chitdre^'i 1 ti> '^V*. 

25c and 50c; Worn*n*s dresses 10 

to IB, Pajamas, • shoe*,'^shirts, tow- 

els, glasses* household Itnms Tues- 

day Wednesday 1 to 7 p m 233 As 

bury Ave 3997477 6-27 

MODERN' SOfASEiVxised Otity . 1 

*&0, .399-0516." . • • &27 

CLEAN RUGS, like new, «soe|ksy to 

do With t3lue Liistris. Rent deCtiit 

Shampotier *1 Phil Tuber's Palftt 

Store, 721 Asbuty Avfe 35^-0496 - 

WASHING MACHINE-^-WeUirtgtlouw 

Laundromart tva cytrf**. PMfetit 

cendltion. Call 39a-S6M, r G-2T 

GROUND FLOOR APARTMENT, near 

beadi and boattlwslk: ttftU 

and Cheerful. Slaep* 4 or 5. EleC- 

trie kitchen Full season ¥1025, 

half season $550 Writs Prince, 

1025 Wesley Avn Ocean City, or 

call (201) 2S3-0052 tf 

BUSINESS WOMAN will share; her 

ttrAofou* 1 . Rome with rtwrrlad 

cotipla or two ladtes for th« sum- 

mer season Riviera Section, Priv 

at* bath *nd kitchen privilege*. 

Write Box Ho 517. Sentinel Ledger tf 

GARDENS, OCEAN FRONT— spec, 

oua 1st 1\ apartment, private 

parking.' Open porch, cable - service 

for TV Guarded bead. Month 

Or 2 Weeks now,- season/ half- 

son or month for 1968. Call 399- 

0525. ". . - :. 15-10 

EFFICIENCY APARTMENTS. Weekly 

of monthly, clean rooms airy 

porches Laurel Hell, 43 Wesley Rd 

399*0800,. .:'• '•'•'• .. . ; &-30 


BROKER RETIRING! 

ACTIVE REAL ESTATE BUSINESS, 

Centrally Located, Good IncmtM 

(Approx.S20.000) 

with TWO NEW DUPLEXES 

(fully ront»d>:; ^ 

Commercial 

' f 

-'V". 

WRITE! BOX S«5,'SINT,NiL-LEDGER 

i 

^ ^ 

#

\V- 

1 

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I'.v,, 

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We Have Moved! 

TO pUR NEW LOCATION 

9TH and SIMPSON AVENUE 

BOB FORD 

You Quick Results 

S'UIE HIGH GRADE, GUARANTEED WORK 

FREE ESTIMATES •-- FREE PICK-UP 

250 FRESH FOOD ITEMS DELIVERED DAILY I 

A COMPLETE 

LINE OF 

HIM! 

34th ST. 

COLD 

CUTS I 

OCEAN CITY'S ONLY OUTLtT FOR 

HORN&HARDART 

Corner of 34th Street and Central Av#. 

FREE- , 

CUSTOJJER 

PARKING 

IN HOÊL LOT! 

• • SPECIAL •' i 

IMPORTED BOILED HAM 

DIAL 

399.7804 

Owmr: W. H. MclNTYRE 


MAYS LANDING RD., SOMEtS POINT, N. j 


1966 JOHNSON OUTBOARD MOfORS 

• JOHNSON OUTBOARD MOTORS 

• STARCRAFT BOATS and SAiLIOATI 

• STARCRAFT CAMPBR TRAIL1RS 



• PACEMAKER BOAT TRAILlRSt TRAI " R S 

• aOATING BOAT DOCK 

OPEN rikis 

Opto 26 Feet 

• TIRES # BATTERIES 

• WHEfL ALIGNMINT 

• MUFFLERS • iRAKB 

• SHOCK ABSORBERS • RADIATOR RfPAIRS 

• MOTOR TUNE-UPS 

COMPLETE CAR SERVICE 

MOORES FIRESTONE 

Store and Service Center 

109 8th Street Dial 399-3006 Ocean 

City 

VislHng Homcmakei-Home Health Aide! 

display their new uniforma at a recent inservice 

meeting of the Ocean Citv Visiting 

Homemaker-Homi Health Aide Aisociatior!: 

Music Pier Concert Programs 

Tenor solo 

The Merry widow ... 

Jewel Song ,,,,., 

Kerrick 

Clarence Fuhrman, Conductor 

Thomas Perkins, Baritone 

Frank Ruggieri, Manager 

CARDS and 

PARTY GOODS 

iiiirs 

PEACOCK MRS & BIFf SHOPM 

tmmn Point Shapping C 

DIAL 927-5723 

Stop In & Browse 

«al 399-3411 

OPENS WEDNESDAY! 

sues mum 

Vo^P PQ£Q F& ....".„ 

Maryann Kemck 

•Jg77 ^l££IG3^tS * = s * , . 

The Song Of The Flea 

Tom PB 

fil A Peraan Market ....... Krtelbey 

Showboat .. 

J 


Wtdnndty, Jon, Jt 

Pmti I 

Overture to 0» BmutUul 

Suppe 

Tenor Sato 

The Hoses HoneymttBi ...... Sttatto.i 

I Adcle's LaughinB Song ...... ftûss 

! Miuymnn Kerriek 

Weddirs « The Winds Wafts ... Hnll 

The Song Of The Vagabonds .. Friml 

Tom PerMns 

Love Sbids A Little Gift Of 

Shown here art (1. to r.) Mrs, Velma Lylei, 

Mrs. Betty Anderson, Mrs. Anne Forman, 

Mrs. Margaret Martin, Mrs. Jennie James 

and Mrs, Rozelia Wiggins—Senior Photo, 

THBT Solo 

GaUop ...... 

The Last Rose Ot Summer 

Mtuyum Kerrick 

Jcotousie .,,,, .,,, 

Moitor Wachrw 

Tom PcrMns 

tongs Of Seoitond .,.,,., 

Haxnis Aenjss Tlie Sea ...,i 

. Flotosv 

,, Gade 

Bail 

Lampe 

Beginning Dalhr at § F. M, 

Par* il 

SOLOMB •n»\WiWerAndl&DoB.... 

Ross a Ftardy Wood Rto Rjto 

Jtaryam Kerrtak ...Son, "*-•••-— ~—- Tom Pwtans 

RWard MaGomb Itanr Mooris* Sersede 

, Qapl 

Teinr 

CbtroB March ..,..,, 

, Poldini 

June V 

Part I 

Put if 

Ristie Of 

Binding 

Simyann 

The Bard Wajson ....,,..,. Sehwara 

y Kartek 

Raymond Overture Thattms 

Una; ,, Sandenon 

Tam sok> 

Liter 

Tom PeriarB 

Gounod 

Au MouHn ., .,,,., pillrt 

The Sew Moon ..'.......... Rcmihprg 

_WANTA GOOD STEEff? A lotto fancy daycor like 

as some o' them BEEF 'N CHICKEN CHAINS we havtn't 

9O» .. what we do have it some of the BEST EVER 

"LIP SMACKIN — FINGER EATIN" FRIED CHICKsT^ 

spit turn.V BEEF . . . p|us SEAFOOD (th«t'« fops from 

the bottos) and EGG ROLLS 'N SPARERIBS of "habit 

forming tenderness". _ 

Really, our CHOW is the MEIN thing. Come read 

a menu that dares to be different. 

Opeisfkiw 

Americans We Mareh .. .. numorr 

Part II 

Of The,Hours ..... PonefcielU 

Ttaior Solo 

5»,-.f*»te- W n . . f l i *srs 

Suiim»3Umt ,,, Gershwin 

Mflj^rm Kemek 

OaBop rrtan WUHam TeU 

SmiMii' Thru ........ 

m PBMIB 

M ..... 

Fair Lady .. 

, June 2t 

Nrtj 

, Noon Atrf 

TRAINING AT GWANTANAMO 

Rossini 

Sup* 

mmO) vm TATTNAlJi (D&443) 

June 9 J- &jrBr T«Anl«an tomian 

Mldiael w. DcWora, USN, son of 

Mr. .-md Mrs. Edward T. DeWees 

nf 518 fY-nnsylvania ay., Somerb 

Point, N.J. a crew member oboonJ 

the guided missile ilratroycr, US3 

Tattnall. is pnspntly underguing "rtfresher" 

training weeredses while 

oporating Inm th« NavjU station 

at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba. 

Cordially, 

€HIC, CHUCK 'N CHOW 

399-5422 9TH & WESLEY O. CITY 

IN THE LINCOLN HOTEL c 

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SI* LITTLE TROUBLES 

GLEESONS TV 

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HFHTNO' Juno 13"-*• Seaman Kocrult 

James F. Guckes, USN? 18. 

sjffli'"' of :Mr. and Mis. James F; 

Guckes, Sr., of 57 Cbhvick ; dr., 

.Soincrs Point, N.J., has been 

graduated J from nine. - wee£s; of- 

Navy basic training at the Naval 

Training Center here. In Uio first 

weeds of his naval service he 

studied military subjects dud lived 

and worked under conditions similar 

to those he will encounter on 

his first ship or at-his. first shore 

station. In ntaldng the. transition 

ban civilian life to Naval service, 

ho revived instruction under 

veteran Navy petty officers. He 

studied Ecuniunship, as well as 

survival techniques. military drill 

and other subjecu. 

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appliance to words like "sterling" or 

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THE OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-] 

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DAILY NEWS 

BY RADIO 

Iprom the S?ntin«M-«dger 

DND, 1400 KC, 9:55 a.m. OCEAN 

—-Nfc 15 

fhOfjuiT 

lay Period 

!e'Glorious' 

llnfiux Expected; 

ks On Tuesday 

dly am look fwvwrd (i 

lepoulcncc Day wcekpprmiltlnii) 

with lu> 

ell, and guest luuies fllM 

and restaurants, from 

to Uw smallest hot 

doing big burfreîs. 

I the itmsmsus yes. 

and others, with 

on the weaker, 

tdvann reserratlons end 

Icators of the state ot bus- 

? jths €snlflg u^^fend. 

many gutsts hove signl. 

rir intention of arrIvlhK ti> 

Saturday aid ntnying until 

esrUiy. Fm the Ont nine In 

• ywi tht Fourtti does not 

la duy that mates Die hoUday 

la ttwtediy weekend. 

first time in yeors tht 

go all out to pnstrt a 

display of fireworks on 

rout betwMi 5th and 6th 

display will start with the 

ol daitaiess TUcsday ev«i- 

Hare Hunting 

\yskian's Wife And Policemen 

tin In Nocturnal Hippity-Hop 

Cmr 

•SPIliriOI'ORT, UlClitQAlt 

J u 

CITY, N^W,tfeRSEY,^tf«DAY, JU^ 30,, 196? ,s.k ."jrm\ 

Sharp And 

By Increase In Parking 

$68,740 Is Appropriafed 

'o Cover City f s 

Imbesi Says New 

War] 

igures 

'More Realistic' 

Pays Expenses Other 

Than Salaries, Wages 

72 Years On The Job 

Dr. Tovvnsend Is Reappointed 

To State 

1 

Robert L. Shaip. who con- 

[to a love tar pyrotechnics 

la lavish display to 

' and "ahhhs 17 .Fireflghters enter burning bedroom from porch roof as they battled lire at 

Asbury av. Wednesdi^ noon.—Senior Photo. 

Samaritans To The Rescue 

Thn city-s 'Wincial chickens 

cume home to noost" yestenjay 

leaving Oty Tceasurer Anthony E. 

Imbesi admitting 'that it is prob- 

Man Pulled From Burning Building ably a good tfiing we have gotten 

Thanks to a five-year-old girl, her 

the 19B7 butty*. fitniiEWcncrt out. 

Z50 Asbury av., entered die house. leased. 

from tlie aunt, and off-duty police sergeant Hedrick and Strange found Simp- 

will he able to and a neighborhqod youth Emory kins slumped on the second floor 

from the boitrdwalk SlmpWns, 43, was dragged alive but steps in a dazed condition. 

the streets near the dty. semi-conecious Iran his burning They carried him outside where 

| on emergency appropriation for 

|land where they will to set home at 444 Asbury av. Wednesday he collapsed at the curt). Meanwhile. 

at noon. 

a Ore alarm had brought two engine 

and Other financial Inst'tu The first person to notice that tlie companies to the scene. 

rill be closed all day on July 

pg g p 

thrte-itory frame dwelling wax mi Fire Chief Ferdinand Taccarino 

nil City Hall and other city 

DiNardo, the caretaker ot 4he duel- 

fire was Linda Gofh'nct. 5. who said yesterday that Simpkins could 

: Then will be no deliveries 

ling at 446 Asfawy av.. found Simp- 

told her aunt, Lois Widiwr, 18, whonot 

give him "a coherent story of kins sound asleep on (he sofa. 

Idar mall. Hok-ups of mall lives next door 

what . happened. but apparently Police iadd that DiNardo told than 

: made on the holiday sd Miss Wldner. entered the building Simpkins had been smoking in bedSimpkins 

thought he was in his own 

dal dellvay mall will be and iaw Slmpkihs. Almust at tlio in a second-story bedroom. Simp- house at 444 Asbury and had no recol- 

as wtU -packages contain- same moment Sgt. Itirolri Hediick. kins wuf tnken by ambulance to lection of the* ^,fire in which he 

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S l l ^ t X ^ Hydrangea Judging 

Gay Gibson's 

great shapes 

of a dress — all 

very undsntated and terribly 

poih, Qan-Uke buttons iparfcie 

unabashedly. Bonded rayon, 

and-acetate. Sizes 7 to IS, 

$2Mf> 

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74% Asbury Avenue 

From PARIS, works of. 

Isabella's 

HAIRSTYLISTS , — 

Formally ot Nmr Yorfc, Parta • Hollind 

NOW IS THf TIMB FOB PERM'S 

and THAT NEW REFRESHING SUMMER HAIRDO 

SPECIALIZING in HAIRCUTS and COLORING 

CALL NOW 1IM2M AMPLE FREE PARKING III AtlURT AVI. 

©PIN 7 DAYS A WBIK 

SOMERS POINT 

TRIAT TMI KIDDIES TO 

FIN! ENTERTAINMENT 

"The World's Worst 

Banjo Bond" 

•ViRY SUNDAY 

KIDDIES' DAY 

(NON-ALCOHOUC fren i P. M.) 

WPPG BROADCASTING ON LOCATION 

SUNDAYS 8 P. M. 10 9 p. M. 

JiAN RIGAUD and JORD! BONAS 

BEGINNING SUNDAY, JULY 2nd 

also NEW OILS ON PAPER by 

RAFAEL ORTEGA and CARLOS CARDELLA 

James F. Penland cordially invites you to see this colorful and exciting collection! 

James f. penland's 

ART 

LOVp LOBBY of tfre PORTO-CALL 

& MOM INN -1510 BOARDWALK 

THE QCGAN'CITT'SINTINEL-LBDOEir 

,'vt .^ 

Duplicate Bridge 

QUO played evwy mnKMay nl 

fclMons to spaed up tardy doKvety c 

n may to oMained uA 

Date Set For July 9 

7:45 p.m. in the Baxvynad, 41g At- 

telegrams. 

* *y to m«ored;,fcr m«o .local 

3tttl»t it Is dissppcirited 

Mrs, Paul Weil, Ocean City Hy- judging by calling. alli Mrs. M WUi 3S0- 3S 

lantic av.' Ft* claying tmervaoom 

An average of 110 was mode it Millar. 

drangea Chahtniiii, baa issued a re- 3256, 

*WI»M Ctawffl.1 M. Bring Result, 

the Duplicate Bridge fisroe played 

minder that July is Hydrangea 

Al Coone and Ed Zermr come In calf 33^2229. ' 

Tuesday cvtnlng In the Yacht Club. 

Month and plans tor die annual jud- 

first for the East-West group with 

POULTRY PMCR *'(*• 

ging of hydrangeas and subsequent 

Pes Bdlwnr and Mrs. Nolls »We 130, anil placing second were Car- 

Hydrangea iWl Oiravan haw been The Agriculture bojnitinent I* ex tied with Mr and Mrs. WUlfam Gormm pttarQ and Herti Borgana with 

canplcted. 

pending a price rise on pouttty and man with 137 for high scores 1J12. Also above average were Pcs 

oggs gg In the coming g mbntM. ntM. PJ PtwJuc lbs North^South section. Enst-Wert McChusliuid and Otfol Soott. Mr. 

UVB cmsecutlve years local h Ultd l t 

residents have «tan—sweepstakes 

ete have Umlted poultry Output and honors wait to Mr. and Mis. Oiar- and tflif. Victor McKlnnoy and Lois 

ju«luc*lgirrecaiHyTllie to a sov^ lea^Sehuck wtth 13a 

Bctz . and Ntuny Rummy. 

awaMs In the annual contest Local ere price-cost squeca?. 

Judging mUst be completed prior 

Other North-South players above Boxwood. Dnplicato Brldfio gumes 

fashion 

to JiUy 9 when the Caravan will 

average weiie Eleanor Hagy end Dr. 

WILDLIFB AID 

mako its way through the two coun- 

DiMarino, 12itt, Dr. Vaughn and •»*•*•»••••»•••»»••••• 

Jytt aero** the bridge 

sculpture 

Secretary of tha Interior ^tonoft L. 

ties to select the best along the en- 

Mr. Blaktiy ,121, PeR Barker and 

Looking out on Great 

Udull has Bimouheed that fodenjj old 

of today 

He mute. 

Pauline HamurBley, 120;^. peg end 

to states lor Esh and wildlife restore. 

ASBURY 

Th& caravan of dignitaries will be 

Ulte Mayer, 118, MabeUo Albany 

• r-w vw% xHDmHJWWU..m.-1-u »^««. v^, friuvi Ion will WX14 tacal IA^CU J20.»knUb«i, JMV.îllBlini. Hio inn fund* FIlfVH and Floss Urns, also with 118. and 

met here by the Ocean City Mydran-' will be uvoilabie at the bwlimhv ai Peg Wiegand and Peg Atkinson. BAKERY 

9:00 A. M.-^ HOLY CC 

gea Trail Queen. Janet Tarves who the new fiscal year which W July a. 

9*0 A. M._ FAMILY^ 


, 11.00 A. M.— H0LY< ' 

.-•' 7- '* *)' *' 

-, 'iV. -.TV •;. „. 

Those playing East-West and coming 

in above m-erngu were Mlrtaro 

Klcklina aid her nutnw, 1MH. K«y 

Rlchter anl He Bolnni, 122, Mir 

ban Seaman and Ethel Bettolot, 

U7, Louise Hitchlngs and Am 

Eteunpflg. HC, Alto Brennan 

Mazie Deiiher, 115. Ann Blakoley 

BBd Charlotte Vaughn, U3M, and 

Mr. and Mrs. John Gi.iuch. 110. 

Duplicate Bridge giunes an tfay> 

ed at the Yacht Qub every Tuesday 

for members only. ' 

An average of 84 was made at 

the Luray Duplicate Bridge master 

point game played Wednesday even- 

Bg. » 

Playing North-South Bad taking 

muster points were Mldrcd Grubb 

and Margaret Stmt with 32Mi. Master 

paints for die OM-Wtm suction ( 

Lalne with 112. 

Other NorUvSouth players above 

average were Mr. aid Mm. a C. 

Waltr.ce. K, VI Rcdrosian and OUve 

Mahony, B, Walter DeMaris and 

Helen Sedan, SWi. Helen MeGui. 

gan aad Nan Monthao, gg£. •. and 

Mary du'l*r arid Bel Frinrh, M. 

Runrjenup In the East-West see. 

ttoB *m Mr, and Mrs, Wilson 

Smjth, 94%, Theresa Aleximder and 

StUae DeMaris, 89, and Olga Pcn- 

BBehta and Maty Beeotte, 84. 

Luray Duplicate Bridge games 

a played every Wednesuiiy at 

7:30 p.m. in the Farashian Building, 

8th st. and Haven av. POT pUiying 

wrvatiorB aiil 339-2150 or 399-2IW1. 

An S4' overage tor North-South 

and MMi far aa-West waw made 

the Bojtwonl DupU««e ^g# 

Bame played Wednesky evening. 

Ing the NartliSauth was Melady 

5wtt and Josh Mies woe high 

with 106W. and « Me ^twean Jane 

¥aung and Rod BtBbytheil and 

Dave Hutehtnsaj and SteM Senft 

with 9t>6 made -sccaiil Also above 

average wrre Mr and Mrs. Ralph 

Leaner and Lariy Carsten and Dwi 

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WiLCOMINO iVIRYONi OF ALL'f^* 

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)ELS • MAGAZINES • PAPER BACKS 

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130 ASBURY AVI. OCIAN CITY, N, J. 

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Saturday 'til 6 

TALESW&CT^^ MA J0R APPLIANCES 

399;-4398 * * 

WBW 

Nutoon QwncU Degree o< Booalion- 

^r& floreTKx? M. Budan^llQ^ni will 

taa pubHc csml party, 8 p.m.. tn thespaalt 

on "Tfiq Cross—§yjnbdl of 

Amertffln Legjon HtfL 

hoe- 

King of Cauhs DuJHMs BtSi%o 

gome. 8 p^n., in the EtiU^n Build 

Ing, Sitt gt and Hwmi av. Por play- 

Ing reservomons oulU 822-teL 

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Beadiognilben Square Dunce Qub. 

S;3O p.m.. In the Youth Center. 

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10:30 p.m. en lbs MuMo Hs, 

SUNDAY Hirwtfi THURtOAY— 

Free concprta by Ocam CS(y Muniuipeil 

OnlniStra, 1 p.m.. on the 

MuMc Her, 

MONDAY— '" 

g at* inner meeting, 

8:18 p,m., at White tML 

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King of Clubs Duplicate 

me, 1 p,DL, in tta Ftunshlan UM 

ir«, Sth Eft. and Havm av. Ftor (4iy- 

Uv reservations " ' 

SOMERS POINT — A report on 

the cakeleaH cako mlQ recently coo- 

ducted by Oark-Eaiasai, Unit 352 

American Legion Auxiliary was 

given by Mrs. Mike Mrvlca at the 

ine Ostello, and held In Mrs Oost£A!o 

CHy fireworks tlspJey at dusk on 

the beach between 5* and Oh Sts 

OoUeBe mm? Donee, | njn,, In 

Oanvenflon HaJL 

PERFECT AVBIUOE 

Fred W. Klein, Jr., rf 322 E Surf 

rd.. was one of 51 atuderts at Le- 

Wgji UniversSly to ncfatovc a perfect 

Concert by HuAJaiQcM Onral So- ^Venice tor tfic £^ndng. sixuiêr. 

day, 8 p.m. on the Mu^c Pier. Kldn. an Ocean Clity High SIIMKII 

RrsiduaJte. will enter his surtur year 

SATURDAY ttirwtfi TUEStHAr- 

In tho loll. Ho Is die BUD of Mr. and 

Mrs. Fred W. Klein. 

f It also was announced (hat Miss 

Sustui Brovermon is representing 

$ home in PhllAoelphld, the Unit at Girls' State held Oils 

Appraxlrnaditly 70 persons were week in New Brunswick 

gue&ts Bt. th£ lniffut dinner rtigtiijgiit The fimt nomination of officers 

ant) the Mggest stuprase was tlte ar- will be hekl at the meeting Monday, 

rival of their daughter and l&nnnth- 

July 3, and a card party is schedold 

grandson, Mrs O D Chase and 

O D, Jr. from LIB Angeles. GaUf uled tor July 17. 

Mrs Dnschlor Is the {armcr Vir- Mrs. Lillian Knccht presided and 

ginia FQiintulUr of FU]nf)c^pbiE3L. Mr opening end closing prayers were 

Diisehlrr also is hum FtiUudclftfiUi, read by Mrs. Addph Stolzcr. Others 

and they have been summer residents present wenj Mrs. Settle Rombo. 

here for a number of years. Mis Balpb HnrnasnMrs Bertrom 

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Potato Salad 

Baked Beans 

Macaroni Salad 

Cole Slaw 

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DOZENS OF SANDWICH SELECTIONS 

INCLUDING ROAST Blip and 

CORNED BEEF . HOAG1ES - STEAK SUBS 

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DELICATESSEN 

HUFF'S 

and LUNCHEONETTE 

80S OCEAN AVENUE 

Less work for" 

Father on the Fourth 

weekend when you 

shop at HUFFS 

YES, WE 

HAVE 

MEYER'S 

ICECREAM 

OPIN EVERY NITE TIL 

A personal 

note 

from 

Frank and 

Karn,.MrfL Katlnyu Oiirloj, Mm 

Getfatkfc Uwd Mm Allim Fan.W, 

Mrs. IJlIlun

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"Hie. sum of wisdow is, fliat ttie time 

Is never lost that is derated to 

Nvork — RW. Emason 

MODERN SOAP ERA 

Bachelors, Uke (Irfergcnts, work 

fast find toivc iia riii^s.-3-npffflTl 

lurobn, SC. 

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t ^ ^ • SOMERS POINT • ••••"I 

By Popular Acclaim 1 Showplace of tho World! 

* FABULOUS BANDS * 

* SENSATIONAL SHOWS • 

* 3 ACTION-PACKED STAGES * 

Held Over by Wild Acclaim! 

+ IflFV PAUfFPC AND THE 

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THE GREAT DAMES | / THE UPPER HAND 

Extra Added! Our Famous Go-Go Girls 

• * * * * * * * * * * * • * * ; 

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— GOURMET STORE — 

— featuring _ 

THE HIGHEST QUALITY DOMESTIC and 

IMPORTED LUNCHEON MEATS and CHEESES 

— AS Varieties — 

9 Varieties of Delicious Home-MaSe Salads, 

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TRY ONE OF OUR 

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FRIENDLY 

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715 Asbury AvenutT Phone 399-8356 

COMPLETE 

WITH INSTALLATION 

Plugs Into Regular Wall Outfit 

Un/que Needlework Collection 

On Display At City Museum 

•»ei vx 

plav.-d 

onul 

vmilt.uon 

""• un.1 is ! J0-l« j:. mcii put-trawl Uf 

kinds of iUtrherj iix- As 

Bbl '"" «"O It ^ moutitHd iiTth 

unusuil li mi|i I ',T S u " 1 ' •'"d S*-"t t' 

in his pu«scîii) sn^-ral w^s o( »-•• t'l-' fatmlv trw uf on- bcunZ of | ~ 

Di-liiw ur autrmiuhilf lirense platL-i i , ' t '"d'r''V f-inuly «.im h is o,,,. „( 

mid j wallet Jn which he was «nrry I """"pf irtubh n^-onk f.,n CIIJIing 

^ biij/e number of allej^-riiy' v Cotmt\ ^ Muwln^srs [7ILS \^xjik 

stolen t-rrdit caixte Hi>p(- wtLs nja, UvU> "P'"'«1 m lSl^ 

diarKLfi with the thi-ft of tvvij w ii ! l " rs «' ^rt unly i few uf ihe iiiin> 

lets from the t»wh hire | JnTV) on ilsjAn .ind in iimt-wioti Is 

Bail ff«- Ins c-omp.mi.jti Jny.e 1 '"!^ 11 .^''' 11 !"" '" " SU a J ' 

Bakei 20 vias set ,tt $1000 .u»1 ] llrl '" mi 

I sh*- was rel•• i 

e-"9 PRIPAY EVENING 

Dial 399-0166 


U(. 

Seen On the Rise Here 

Then- iv. rt sifr^s ,ji,s „„ k [hf 

•VXJUthf.il ira.shihu\ uHlr LS on Ih, rise 

and the iju.et of ih,. se-ivni so far 

rrci\ be imiH.luit.,1 h> th, (uxjtmpi 

hnlbTin,,' I.KI iMn uhleh 

i)lisn1Od the n-v-in m n>T'tv 

Rcl«r bnk. up p.,Hy 

•whfh wis in pn^rrvi in .1 dHclhne 

•n the 1100 block of Înn-v ,,v a 

plan? they ratal wlwn. ihi^y h.n,. 

Ikid r-Jls to quell iwvdyiMn "in st-v 

eral rece-nt summons. 

. oral >ounj,-s-t,.rs were in ,inr1 

out of junl on (^MrRes of dnnkm ' 

beer or hiving it m their pus**--.. • , 

YevtcnJay foiu va^jrani-, wt-i>- pi. j. ,t 

up .Hid hi.ld for ojurt iod.iv ,,i iui 

i 

Tile v^giimts WTrnnit ..fi, u 

Tvra of them uere jiivvnik- h t ui,i NOTHING NEW 

ivould receive a lump aim and 

mwlil pay oil the cost's of ht, musical, 

Surwyor 3 sends tuck plrtun's'in- 

grwp himself 1*ie arrangement 

"i3 made In part lo mold ecmpll 

cations with the Musicians Unim 

Imbesf said that Waltlnmn and 

Fuhrnum negltttisi to includf 

many for social vvunty workmen 

s coniprnsanon und oilier ex 

Pt'nsea ao in the Department of 

Rev-mue lUkl Finum? seoliun of thiresiilutioii 

$4 000 K npprupnulitl to 

nuke up tho diffi-nncc Lresor 

"mount "Jum^ up in other dt-purt 

mentis 

It was ihurKit] ilunnj; tho muni 

oipal (Ictiiun that (ho 1D67 

wns ",in fkttimi vtar 

(iiczil£iy; "—'--- thai tliat from ttio tfio moon moon the "- 

wuitli looks Hke n sparkling dliimond I 

rang Which is the tony themooolj 

looks to n lot of eirls on earth —Ouu-11 

:nnt. Hartford 

\Vliat Is thu use of liealth. ur of life, 

if not to do sane work therewith? — 

Tl Qll 


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Welcome Fund frhiids to 

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what ixjttiT place to bpi-iid it 

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j,tt IF, all imtk to tin l> i ii 

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iiml i m not h ttn tu 

hit n~w hit soumi A WhCti Slvidt 

I u darker hadi of tan niMin 

I whle h-r< it I th, U.R Jui 4i, 

J ueihind anti lot us remind vou 

| lo /c in out thin- whnwir >uu 

L and den t b»a buj; v, ive ytxu 

I flik or don t bi I fi ig v. n, 

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anti Gout met tlmiiit' "> an accepW 

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30, J967 

[ppenihg 

are the 

flamenco dancing ol 

îbreoifnamPienrfln 

b f P a 

1 in Lpa Vegas, fln otf 

„ play "biMMy Vtolof 

i Giocnwllch Village, a«j 

' recuntflng group 'rhc- 

1 Minus Tlirce. a troupe 

[pop and op dancers arid 

1 turns now being stnvyn 

jislvely In the East Vll- 

/ Ywk CUy. 

J Mouse ait 1315 Oomn nv., 

CSly, not only is seiv- 

JU* tor Hie endeavor 

when We name lniipMeH. 

> wclcanie to drop In at 

>t up a discussion group 

^. of Isidore Spoelul prof 

vAU he announced to take 

• Open Mouse 

Fines 

i said yeKtertny he ls n 

as are the mem 

I stalf. All are busy JBKI 

finu schodulfs on the 

• current supply of ticket*, 

ho believed that "cour 

s" are Illegal except when 

| by Stale Police, but boll) 

I attorney, and CUy Soliui 

E. DuBols. Bald /there is 

niwww D COUNTY BOYS' STATE Korzenlowski, WUdwood Crest; Bob Glaspey, 

uriZENS—Residents of Cape May County Ocean City, Barry Wetzler. Stone Harboi, 

attending tho 22nd Annual Jersey Boys' Larry Masl, Ocean City. Back row Bruce 

Mate at Rutgers University are (left to Menz, WJdwood Crest, Dan Hoffman Wildngnt) 

front low Rocky Hanscomb, Cape wood Crest: Tim Callahan, Wildwood Crest, 

May, Rudy Rydzewski, Sea Isle City; Steve Mike Heppard, Wildwood. 

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Featuring 

BUDDIE LAPATA, Piano Virtuoso 

J* DANIELLE, Song Stylist 

|* JAIMIE BONNIE, Hipster 

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HOME FRIES and TOAST 

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FRIDAY. SATURDAY & SUNDAY, 7:30 A. M. to 7 P. M 

Sabatini Snow Set For Center 

THE OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-CEDGER 

the Now Jersey 

y tickets" He -»ild that Ku^ as 

6ly ordinances 

a number o( Uie minor judidjiry had 

right tu make up his nutkl abuut 

i took a dim vu_-w the fines to be levied 

; uf King's arfion saying King & point ot view the magis An exhibition of sculpture and | will thaw n. pieces at artwork a»I 

u would aaxuy their trate announced, was flml his sudden 

by Raphael Sabatini will sculpture at the retrospective ex- 

, Slipup don't mind jf. you qunte me " University's Tyler School of Fine City Boardwalk Art Festival, July 

Arts. He began Ills teaching corar 

>••»••»•»•••••••< 

29. This is the biTîsft outdoor art 

at Temple in 1S36 an) retired last show of its kind and will attract 

LITTLE 

year. He Ls vicopresjdent of the 

THE BIGGEST 

over GOO artists this year. 

SHOW ON THE COAST Philadelphia Art Alliance and was 

Entry torms are. still available tor 

appointed to the Philadelphia Art 

IDICK 

Commission in 1S65. 

'the Exhibition hy writing to Mark 

XELLI'S RENDEZVOUS 

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July 

Weather Trends 

Weitfcirotogy 

Weather Trendis for June forecast 

the hklihood that the weekly 

patterns of periods ol chilly 

and raiity weather was dissipating. 

The forecast proved correcf and 

Jime'd rainfall was below normal. 

This trend may $>e expected for 

the month of July. 

The Fourth at, Jujy should usher 

in a three-day period of hot 

weather Inland wnlch should 

send visitors to the Soutli Jersey 

shore for *he latter hnlf ol 

Uie fliist week In ihe month. 

Some rain is likely on the 2nd 

and 3rd, however Independence 

Day should be clear, and inland 

It will mark' the start of the hot 

H>ell of several days' duration. 

A rainy spell may be expected 

starting 1 dn the (7th ot IhejSth j 

OP 13Bt. AnoWr 1 period ôf'lit; ' 

dry" wmathefr will follow- through'-; 

otwne a period ti* kp^Ds hud 

rweekma*— 

is diminished and the last 1 two 

weekends of the month should see 

Ideal weather

•f 

l! 

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«, - 

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i 

PACE ,8 — SECTION ONE 

Herijy W. Beige 

SOMERS POINT — < Henry W. 

Bci86,',at S Braddock av., diedf.Tuaj- 

*day in Shore Memorial Hoepitji], 

.He WM^TS^taa^jm^-hlshanj 

here lor 32 years coming tonn'Phila 

ddphlallfc wia ft" retired paints-. 

Survivors include ills wile. Mary; 

two daughters, Mrs. Mary Demhro- 

*ski arti Mrs. Helen StragcrvraM 

two sons, Harry and Edward. 10 

grandchildren and sJx great grandchildren. 

Requiem Mass will be held tomorrow 

, (Saturday) al 9 ajn. in St 

Joseph's, R.C. Church. Rosary will 

be said tins evening (Friday) at 

8 o'clock In the MiddJetcavStroblp 

Funeral Home. Interment will-be ot 

Holy Cross Cemetery, Mays Land 

Ifi 

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THE MOST 

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ON ROUTE 9 

INCLUDES 

SATURDAY 

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Served 3 P.M. 

to * P. M. 

VtVhav* tho 

Prices • Same 

Friendly Service 

Sams Delicious 

Food 

I FRIDAY, 

JUNE 30 

f DalMd Stuffed Jumbo 

• Shrimp with Cribnut 

Chopptd sirloin staak, 

i 

Plnlola 

Muifirown Shaata Omale 

1 

iSAT. & SUN., 

J 

JULY 1 & 2 

I MONDAY, 

JULY 3 

Chlcfcan Caeciatwa with • 

Sp.gl.rttl. no v.j. 

Ro.it Cholca Top Sirloin i 

I B a a f Gnvy 

B*fcftd Stuffed Pork 

BfDWn Gr*uy 

B Q Hamburger 

Tuna With Salad Ptsttsr 

TUESDAY, 

JULY 4 

Dradad Vul Cuttet. , 

Tomato Sauc* 

|$h«ll Macaroni I WutballJ 

i no wvf, ( 

Broiled fMcUlih. Garlic I 

ButMr Sn>« 

WEDNESDAY, 

JULY 5 

Brudatl Vul Chan 

Brawn Gravy 

dividual CMckan Pot 1 

Complatt anh •«. 

l-rtod Dial BI Flounder, 

TarUi Sauca 

THURSDAY, 

JULY 6 

liter B Q Hal.,, bpara mbi 

Salisbury It.al., Onion 

Qrawy 

All PlaHtt. Pnclud.- 

T«kimd Salad. Drtulng. | 

i axfapr 

. » 

wn*ra 

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tafbaotlMW 

\FOR - 

j§*35c 

oeniRTt'. 

EaaaK ' 

of the Week 

Margaret E. Gartland 

Mrs. Margaret E. Gartiand, of 215 

Wesley rd , died Wednesday In Sh 

Memorial Haspltql after a short Illness 

- —. — 

Mis GatHaod had ijeen an Ocean 

eative Arts Center 

The yearbooks will be sold on I 

the boardwalk and throughout Ocean I 

CSly Those sold on the day of I 

the Art Show will have a mlmeo-l 

graphed insert listing the exhibitors 

NITZE'S NEW POST 

1965 HABLEV DAVIDSON MG 

for sale—.Like new. .used a sJiurt 

«"ie. Owner In service. Call 399- 

6630. tlZ5. 630 

IMPALA 19«2—2 door spt.rt~lo,"iê 

for ule Power steering, automa 

tic, 2B3. radio, heater. 7 tires low 

mileage, good condition, clean. Call 

399-3067- 6.30 

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FREE PARKING it Hw Dstr 

NORTHFIELO _ £S 

| WEP.'thru TUESDAY 

Vho ore here, both thoso on snort 

term viBits and thaw who arl 

spending tho. witlre eunimi* 

workin« here. 

DEFENSE APPROPRIATION 

Tho House Appropriations Cominltleu 

has upprwed -o |TOJ-o1Utun 

defense appropriations bill The committee 

said the appropriation bill was 

high." bul more funtDTwould probably 

be required for Irle wnr Jn th 

fiscal y. 9 and 11 u ,„ will be Dr J 

Burton Thomas rvtlor Chuith of 

the Hisivenly Rent, Fifth av if 

Win st N«v York 

I" 1902 Dr Thrsnas tame lo Ntw 

of Ihe Hcavmlv Rest He is a mem 

bn nf Mwn] boarils nnd | , 

tniKtee of the HOILV of the Redi-nmr 

Di Tlnima.s was ljom lU1r] 

ttlmnted m Wlnnipi j> nnd u «ls 

»HH In. V.H-, onJuini^ pn Wdi ruetor of swiral ,,f 

Wmnip Nickepson, hostess 

Candler School Assistant Dean 

In Union Chapel Pulpit Sunday 

Tlie seconrl service of the curmit 

beiisnn at Union Chapel-bv tile-Sea 

will be held Sunday ai 11 am The 

speaker who is pro\ided bv th' 1 

Hill Her selections are "How Lovely 

is the Hand of God ' bv Rav 

mond Lourrhborou£h and "Let Not 

Your Heart Bo Troubled," by Stan 

IWjemaclc Association, is Dr G Ic-y T Rciff, 

Ross Freeman of the Candler Tho Youth Choir, under the di- 

School ot Theology of Emory rec-lion of Mrs Thomas Mulhneaux 

University In Atlanta, Ga 

and iMxompanicd by Miss Meredith 

Dr J-Yecman lias been assistant Maitindale, will sing "Climbing 

to the dean and director of super- Jacob's Lndder", a HCKTO spintuid 

nsed ministry sinre IBM He has'Hie 

choir rehearses Thursday mom 

servc-r] on committees or has been ings at 10 30 in the ChapeL All 

unimn of mmny boards und in- young people are mvited to attend 

atitutions of the Metliodist aiurch for all ages. Ample parking 3s pro- 

He uLso is a contributing author to vided directly below the Chapel. 

several religious publications Eugene 

Debus is chaplain of the 

day. 

Mrs William A OUlen will bnns 

Ihe special music of the morning 

In the winter she is soloist at St Gregory's 

John die Evangelist Church in 

rpsdowne. Pa, She is a board member 

of the Delaware County Choral 

Society of Upper Darby and soloist 

with the Hospital Music of Philodela_ 

Formerly she sang with tlie 

Bach Choir of Bethlehem and has 

appeared in many chuiches and 

women's -dubs throughout the Philadelphia 

suburban area Slie studies 

with Edwferd H. Wethcnu. of Drcxcl 

RESTAURANT 

& BAR 


SOMERS POINT 

ONLY WAY 

Iflie only way to save money' nowadays 

is.to have low pockete and shost 

arms. -^- Goaport, Pensueola, :F3a, 

EXPLANATION 

Itna difference betweai woven and 

tufted,capetB.ia.in the \vay they arc 

made — not In wearing quality, 

Eveiry man is bom th the tacuKy 

of speech,'but "why sbauU be be 

aMe to speak before he has anything 

to say7—Benjamin WHttwotc. 


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REMEMBER 

THE GOOD 

ent fivehcM stenij* flj 

ness of George Wasntogtoiv Font* 

master General Lawrence F. OÊOM) 

has annouiiced'thatTiiBiv likcnest/ rii 

- Tarty 

V* MILE NORTH OP 

Just Minute* Away — ,A'Pleasant 

ROUTE 50—CORBIN CITY',' * 

* 

THE TALK 

,'jHMriniir'Itauaapmi 

• •Bnperti Cnfelne •Oontinental'Serrie* 

Havins a »»t/r Tlunt 'fatnijiai 

In MM Iliat udal 

OCEAN .CITY'S 

jv It "** '

mm 

»OT: 

t^pro^vSOmeUmig of * nuisance to 

gma^mm^pW^'ptJm^mm^. conduct in 

fflptpeUBIOT^JK tttano* of :tfie place. There was 

SA§3Wfffla fit tWipBWJB^j^rejoiit of a spirit or 

•^TelHsUioua bravado than anything else. 

m§§m^Riuti^::$fcgw::•$; Thomas WaJdman, «• 

IJî*aM^^:H:tk*JMlaUtohBiel!^ uantentlon. 

®aUr. ootn'oidon Jn ttie 

South might givu tbe piutv too much 

af a caKervmdve irrwige. But the 

parties must huM Un-ir croventfais 

In the a m dor, to mduoe the 

trcmnidous «R of Instnllatiorei, 

ommm&mamm wjuipmttit, etc. 

• Thug it had beai anticipated that 

the Republican cmvention wtuld take 

âce In July and die Democratic 

in August, Miuiil Beach Ind put up 

SOd,^ and miiEiy thought the maMer 

was as good as closed. 

However, as Denocfattc doubts 

begun to dcwJnp. a axonl lonk wy 

tatei at Oucogo and Dano^Hc 

Pany lOKkrs reportedly snjimged 

tf» dftf a*nu*tmUon there to jnaki- 

a flnaneial bid, which Chicago had 

not done. Tlie dry was also told tfiat 

Its bid would get favorable cunsid- 

eraUon. Chicago then put up $750- 

000. 

Republicans favor an earlier eon. 

venUcn than Dunocrafe. hi order to 

have plenty of Sme- for Mm to cam- 

paign against the President before. 

the November election. Democrats 

expncflHB the nominee to be Presi- 

dent Johnson, sue no need tot such 

a limg campaigning period. Many 

netrtra] obscrvera eni newsmen think 

both conventions should be held In 

September, which would provide each 

candidate with about two months of 

campaigning time. j n this oge of 

television exposure Hurt would be 

ample time and. in tho recent past. 

Presidential election compuJgns have 

worn out just about everyone involv- 

ed—the candidates themsWves, 

the piuss and campaign workers. 

"bN^NOnCEMl 

to Beverly N. I., S n^ 

"only noticer," his caiiM 

the niodiller, "oi^y 1 "-^^' 

In one instance he cri 

tlves had only a wflk 

tence which he fouiid 

only operates two tn 

;;TCe detecUves had a „„«, 

The railroad operates olli 

It seems to us that our « 

the staff of tnis newspaper^ 

WP^rs h, the wrong p,ad^ 

siderlng the manifold errol« 

and grammar committed bWffi 

our typesetters, we are & m 

about "only" only. We 

fences correctly. We owe 

era like bur Beverly 

FINIS FOR CAR 14—Po 

the air permanently Car 14 

tne private automooiie of for 

Walaman Mr. WaJdinan iiad 

installed in it and its desig 

Waldnian kept the air busy^TSffl 

town and saw ihingb he tuou^lit tttt 

tne attention ol the police. Ii&l3 

stripped tne equipment rrom MfVtUi 

toon it to neauquarters where flriUi 

a police automobile. For a time Kit 

omy had a pouce radio in hu ot il 

way radio which communiaJaj 'S 

Patrol and the Civilian DeiciB'' 

ently, proved a little too much'toaiMi 

had this removed a year or more'ikj 

also surrendered labt week tlieM 

revolver which at one time lie v 

shoulder holster In their salad 

and former Public Safety 

boih carried guns, why we ne 

the days when the Messrs. Wild 

were named the Rover Boys bj'fdfo 

their nocturnal cruising about toiiji 

pohce raids and thih and that. ih.'Sk 

way, had his fwo-way radio removedfw 

car before he left office We sbodkts 

pistol packing pair never shot ati 

pttited Natjonsdejnpnstrated itself-as nothing 

more than a rather dull international debat- 

Jn£ sooiptv 

>§, ^)^ji%We; to keep the peace, and 

«|*pj3«Uif fWfcihai HHeUnlfed States and the 

|Sovjet Union agreed that the conflict must 

IfeaMln limited in scope saved the UN from 

m tojotfer words, the United NaUohs is 

tonly effective in setUiBg major internatloaal 

Ifufputes U the two guper-powers want them 

-i6ettled. , . ••• , " . • , 

W '-'I-ieoiOBg back, the long dissertations by 

J^Mbassaaor Qoldberg and other statesmen 

jhad an unreal Quality. TOey wire --"-•-•• 

v,s 

ably, deliberations ~ were proceeding ttStiTSl 

the UN headquarters ia New York City but, 

if so, they failed to make the news. 

What this emphasizes is the fact that the 

United Nations is almost completely ineffec- 

tual unless the U. S. and the Soviets jointly 

approve the body's decisions 

Will the fate of the old League of Nations 

eventually overtake the UN' Not as long as 

this country and Russia believe it has some 

value. The League died after the sanctions 

it imposed on Italy during that country's 

Ethiopian adventure proved worthless in 

halting Mussolini's aggression The Rome- 

Berlin Axis regarded the League as ridicu- 

lous, and the United States, while a benevo- 

lent observer of League activities, was not a 

member. 

What happens in the immediate future 

will determine the fate of the United Nations 

It is not too much to say that its future is up 

to the U S. and the Soviets If thev work 

together the UN will survive. 

However, if the two superpowers work 

together the United Nations will hardly be 

necessary to maintain world peace 

Gerfefeii 

•nWMW — larnoUim for #n- 

tmmmauBt nd th» âafle pilfer. 

bm at CTrft cards would be auf 

ktmt by mo measures left . behind 

without actict, wiien the Legislature 

closed up rtop last njotuh. 

AUhough Om tawnaMng body 

passed sewn] hundred hlUs Affing 

to stay tosm la«t January, many 

BMWW •ftltotl to te «i»ided 

•ad m qirtrtb' ratii« In commit. 

tern mamiUm B» rrtoni ^ tfie Le- 

gistoftBe BOtt Noramba-. afcw ol 

the MgieeM btlls daeive ta be 

neêrted la ihe cplnien pf lefia- 

lntive leadr^, 

Ita Jwotfiig and «flng UcenMs 

B*nted to senior dtaens would re. 

main vtUJd indefinitely 6y one bin 

left behind. .Every bat at amis 

•rid in Ne«p Jersey «suld tit label- 

W witt th« type A ffl nd taf 

(obacno CHtarned is .the. etjir by 

•irther JBjor^ mtemae, ,'• 

»ltf bills irtiloh wtald ^rt^ 

(•» rt a doz sr«iKK as the ottdal 

Start so« art ft*pjg in oauaimm. 

liftbrtfal up Jheh- -riot con- 

-r-i-nal with the' acquisinon of 

immt of tear gas -grenades. 

J« Muimmt 

I^B weapon* BMiato BMed. : 

. ' ='.] • . ' ; - » .. •'•' * •' • ' t •'•" • 

: 

' - F i y E ; . y E * R s ; " ' i » o 6 ; - : - . : . . ' • . ' . • • ; : . • • ; •'. 

,: M^w :Nafltod d. Smith «M 

teioeBrt to the Wirtwalft by'«. bevy 

it gW :« cMsr-'vdpi'JMannas' it' 

Jltt at was opened •«» apjrtirtate 

ceremijnles. It Iiai been bujlt by the 

•:.CbiiBiy'VMd:Sttpiei; •-:•:•••,•••,••.• /•>'• v'^ 

A defnriant who was due ro traffic 

rtto anwer to ch-rgos rf speed 

Sf 

g °" le Ulrauen a red 

T b 

TIM YEARS AGO 

Two Iîvy fliers from the Pomona 

Air Stattoo were fidied out of the 

SJ^VLS* Oty bos «men after 

tt«?y ditched their plane which hod 

developed eigfne troube 

" * * 

fntm 

port 

SWern 

of beach 

^^piiiaiitifeilgdgef, 

i J '^HMlil50w^: ; S»; : .^;«'ii'oi«j i 

• • • 

MayorEdwardB Bowterannounc- 

J?'^"* BoWng Wcck " aft« » 

l ol accidents and Injuries to 

boatmen were reported. 

• • * 

YEARS MO 

•or. strict enforcement of tho Sunday 

dosing low while file Thbemade A»- 

•XtetkM) undertook en educational 

rata to acquaiiit JJeople with the 

UUB laws. 

• * • 

Atormeif by^ itnhncy of drfvtra 

to to«B traffio dgnsls, pnUdft ^^^ 

roting ticma on tnotmhU wl» 

Jgoorerf red UgUs. Sevoal violeton 

were armted ftt driver he has rensonabW 

grounds to bdleve that he h«> beat 

driving in violation td the law and 

Is therefore being placed tinder 

arrest 

On the other hand, according lo 

the ruling.' if a poUceman stops a 

motorist and cvimnnlly finds the 

driver had not been drlnldng and Is 

released -to cohtihuer hta >>umey 

Iherp would toe no legal arrat, buf 

merely an investigative detention. 

DtePATCHBR 8S-^yso mM^fl 

scene this summer Is "DkpatcherSi'lliS 

"Pete Jump" Oianipietro, amolA^Hi* 

ty Director Stretch. Mr, Qiafflp^^ 

'•dispatcher 66" but last year his 6^ 

assigned to a summer policeman tMM 

became "di^BteB«- rfs.a Mr. mr mm 

ited fame throughout the CapehjtUjM 

radio district,. His; dulcet ton^|||i| 

stolen can and called local cars to 1 ! 

different from the bored, profî 

ployed by other dispatchers, JBJ| 

back at his dispatcher's post tltisstjju.; 

is missing. To hear Mr. Glanljaen|Mfll 

was an experiende, • : ; *:S^f 

• • , . . . . : • • . . • • . * . ' ••••'• • ' * « & 

POLICE SECRETARY—V»e «|i 

the other day whilB she was bfttiirflp 

post of summer police secretj#,jlft:] 

comes from Lansing, MieWpn*M|f| 

a junior at juchigan State UmapKi 

maiorini in police admmttlnffl 

arrived in Ocean City about a w&W 

poUce headquarters. She Is Bif 

doesn't look as though she WoiS 

becoming an administrator ta|^ 

recuon pc in workteg ivitn f i#* 

Ma amWOonsi Looks can MM 

her other falehts Miss Winmtf W 

Misj Wnaiw let- it be knowniO!!^ 

W« and it becuj^ to poUcfi' 

handy to hare around to fl#ili 

inen, The idea—that she befjim 

from 8 p,m. to 2 a.m.flheiroHMj 

uniform^ but because she is UBBI 

really be a policewoman, Thitte 

who met Miss; OTHans v#um:;. CtTY HA&L owuip- 

hM a soul, aria the'? pKenvnfflM 

, offlce of Conimlssloners'-i&llk 

David ^L. Simpson. MayorMm 

decorattng Wiftfflcer w«b ;po^ 

••, scenes. Anybody? might do;tt|l 

: and -Chance, HoWevlr, aiffflp 

;: h«vr • borrowed origiM! 3flM 

Mrj Kathiyn WittoS^dlrWteM 

Cejito;. Wstefully framiiyi;^ 

; -Wlepldr, ^fôoditaste; ofiiOT 

to. Jhe^tffllH «rhich hltWrM 

•>:. n6thJiii|:ttorfl ^rtoWhU#;!BWW 

; ^nd, phptocraphs ?of-meni^Wf' 9 

: Apartinentt; ^Mrs;. wiison is l?< 

; pi 'rare- soulful, lioW8#P 

ChMce^fluterbffledJis M 

simple composiUon Mrti> 

:: leaves, radflating the groat 

: MMtuni>ls;alsttiay of;jonfe 

dallodilS; Daffodils, it seen^j 

'•• i^^^^CniicVi^wflicestf"^ 

"latfer*\Vfe^^" M - *^-- ki ^' < * < 

fJUNE 30, 1967 


urc News 

FIST CHURCH 

'ScbooL 

Wonhlp. 

W 

HODIST CHURCH 

fentral QV. 

flck, mlnlitsr 

eaks to you 

TIAK SCIENCE 

RDIO SERIES 

MIS SUNDAY 

I OI-UKS^Port 2' 

George G. AJhlon. organUt and choir 

master 

Tesiay (Friday)— 

9 a.m. 1O Us 30 

durdi School. 

8 p.nij—Chineel Qioir reheaiial, 

Sunday— 

mm 

— Vacation 

a-m — Church School with 

Lljssii tor jU ain?s 

S 30 and 11 a m —Idtn'iral Wor 

Eh p Service*! Dr Guffn k'f* sf nnon 

tor.t ^nrenHy and Struggle' 

7 30 p m — Earning Worship in the 

MQQ iyn Thi a1i>r §,ssikt*rf Thi? Hon 

ombif Brygks Hays former Con- 

jcrf^smjn from Arku/Bas 

Moiiday— 

Ipiti 

8pm 

—CommiKiion on EduisiUon 

=O££ii.jaI Bsard Meeting 

2 p.m.—Summer AUMUary, durch 

SDclal Hull, Miss Florence Bucking, 

ham, speaker. 

Wednesday— 

7:20 p,m._Mid^s'e>ok Prayer Sav- 

ieo in Bleyler Ompel. 

OCEAN CITY BAPTIST CHURCH 

Hen* ef MM Ocem aty SumniM- 

•1M CN 

MB CMNtwie. 

10th it. and Wulay av. 

R«v. David P. Wright, D.D., paitor 

Riv. Donald Lawisn, Mlnliter of 

Youth 

Jamei H&pewsll. Cstilsnncs Musical 

Dlndor 

Sunday— 

ST PRESBYTERIAN 

UNDAY SCHOOL 

THE UNITED PRESBYTERIAN, U.S.A. 

7th and Wesley Avenue 

Are Cordially Invited To Attend The 

JMMER SUNDAY SCHOOL CONFERENCE 

SUNDAY, JULY 2, 1967 

9:30 a.m. 

Juesr Teacher—Mr. R. Lyh Olmstead 

Director. Christian Education, Fir«t Preibyterian 

Graded Classes For The Family 

1ST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 

THE UNITED PRESBYTERIAN. U.S.A. 

7th and Wesley Avenue 

Rev. Wm. Radcliffe Allen, Th.M., Pastor 

SUNDAY, JULY 2, 1967 

NG WORSHIP - 8:30 a.m. & 11:00 a.m. 

Message 

"THE MYSTERY OF. MAN" 

SUNDAY SCHOOL-9:30 a.m. 

Graded Classes For The Family 

EVENING WORSHIP-7:30 p.m. 

Closing Erercises 

DAILY VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL 

160 PUPILS and TEACHERS 

WEDNESDAY EVENING-7:30 p.m. 

"The Bible Study Hour" 

Director of Music 

HENRY C. LOPER 

— Organists — 

MRS. DAVID TOBIAS, ROBERT V. ALLEN 

A Cordial Welcome Awaits You 

Jolding Foith The Word 01 Life" Philippianb 2 16 

g frenn 9 a.m. ito 12:30 

ait Watson's ttostsiUTCint, 9th st. and 

Ocenn av., and Impaln MutpJ. left 

sidir 10th s«. and boardwolk. 

9:30 a.m.—SuiKlsiy Schixd with dOT, Wi ••.* O^nj *lis PARKINS far « On •! Clwrdi, 

ff-30 Ciw/ Sunday.-Sch^bl In gradWilqisrtôr the family 

OCEAN CITY TABERNACLE 

Wesley av., Stfi to Ath ttt, 

Sunday— 

8:45 flntl 10:45 a.m-—Sons services 

led by William G. Lulf. Tobtniaclo 

Association presld,ent. 

9 and 31 a.m.—JVlorrinj; Worship, 

Dr. J, Bunion "niwimis,, retU«r erf the 

Church of 4he Heavenly Rt4t,, Fifth 

£iv. at 9(Kh St., New York, spoiler, 

7:15 prjn.—Song service Jed by Wai- 

ter I), Eddowcs Jr. in the Strand 

Theatre, &h st. and Boardwalk. 

7:30 p.m.—Evening Service .in the 

Strand "J'heei.tre, Dr. G. Ross Free- 

man, assistant to the dean and (Mrec- 

tor ol supervised ministry ol the 

Oandler School «C 'Hieology, E^nory 

Undveridly, Atlanta, Ga., speaker. 

ChapluJn of the day. Itev. JoJin C. 

UNION CHAPEL-BY-THE-SEA 

5Sltl U. and Aibvry av. 

Defcin, lay Ivader 

Mr*. Thoma« D. MuDliwaux, director 

of mutlc 

Sunday— 

9:30 a_m.—Smida^ SdiooiL Eîgwie 

Debus, sup^TiiKtendeiit. Classes for 

all. 

11 a_ni.—-WOITJIUP Service. Sj>eaker. 

Dr. G. Ross *'PWJ1EU1 ol tJie Quidler 

School at Theology of Emory Unl- 

vendty, Atlanta, Ga. Mrs. WilMam 

A.. Oillen, soloist at St. John the 

Evungclist

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slices Berlia m ftijp Jwi _____ 

_n,qpnal fuiieral and interment servjpes 

in the c'ttji. 'Most cemeteries 

- , • - _•/ . ;, - ( are in East Berlin and resiêqfs 

of top free sectjjin_j are rarely able to visit then- family 

graves. Puneral Directors are permitted to take bodies 

! through th_'wWtpn-Q__}spe_ifle_ day a wepli 

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Holy Qonmiuikro. Dr. Lajtai"iiflld 

&30 and H Hflu-jiiuTOi, Nursery. 

? : ¥ P."1-S-nlor Hlgn M_F leave 

5 church toS- Uie Strand Tficnrii i£ 

(Ocean City to ]„_- D_ G j ^ 

9:45 a.m.Sunday 

U a.m.—Moridnj Worji^ 

,J *'"• ~ MaUndJM Ya 

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8 p.m.Êvcninf Service, 

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|Thvnday— 

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|Sund»y— 

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7:a> p_m. — pyenJnK FfUowship 

Monday— 

7 p-m.—Qiuroh League powHnB. 

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Morning — Rescue Mission Auxiliary. 

7=3!! P-m-v-iMtAveek Ernyer Secv 

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8:30 p.jp_^LadJes Chorus 

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THE OCBAH CIT¥ SBNTIMiLLEnSER 

7 p.m.—W. C TC ' 

HaH. > . r, „ 

7:30 p.nfy. —- Woman's 'Kdcfety of 

-JmsMan Service.* "" ~" , 

7 p.m.—Senior iChoie {xactLce. 

Tftttreuy— 

6:45 pin.—Bqys*. Glass. 

SMAU|L|Ji MVTHMMST 

Km. Wcttar *nmt putor 

10.30 a_m —Church School 

7.30 p m.—Evening Wotd«I 

7 p.m.—Choir reheai^l. 

CITY BAPTIST 

11 ^ jfl,—'WpTOhip Scryio?. 

6.^0 p tn.—Ghur rdieflisiU. 

7.30 p.m.—Pmyer meeting 

tiunday— 

1 p m.—AduB Bible Society. 

9 s Qn Sunday 

For Presbyterian Bible School 

i 

Cape 4-H'ers Depart Mondqy 

For Stokes State Forest Camp 

Iijckwqod said that besides hav- 

Iqg a wonderful *" proflts «neJ 

while the price of goods and services 

was rising — by about 3 percent 

Inflation, contrary to a widelyheld 

view, is not a rector which 

inevitably pushes up business profits. 

A stage is reached when costs 

start rising faster thru, the —,„. rf 

the product. 

ity to pay or the rising tide of its 

sprpduig The profits drop fa a 

mflcant factor fat Iin 

current feai-. that 

are thrcatoied with an enormous 

deficit in the coming fiscal | 

6 The fall in profits cannot be I 

as merely an adjustment 

more reasonable level, after 

profits were allegedly inflated to an 

abnormal degree in 1965 and early 

19C6. Long-term comparisons 

earlier properous years indicate I 

that profits have fallen behind the 

Procession. ralbcr than gotten I 

ahead of it Between IS66 and the | 

present, after-taic personal Incomes 

have rfien by 80 percent, while af-, 

tcr tax proGta have increased by 

1 The tupst Important comment I 

Jsa eeneral principle which ha» I 

been asserted troqQcnUy hi this I 

while the rctauve sharp of defense space — business profitability is the 

business in total corporate activity central tsctor which determines 

popular my^h- ««* aqd the tnw) of thp wtofe cv»r, 

of the wodd. omy ProCtx are the incentive which 

leads businesi to employ workers, 

FOdpcp gooda and invest In plant I 

and equipment An impairment of 

pmfjts is a threat to high levels 

of employment aqd economic 

growth. 

8- «, «n US? or MfS, 

decidgs that it is nepessjr _ 

Pose higher tax ntfes,' every effort I 

slwul4 pa mftfk (p minimize their 

adverse impact on corporAte pml 

'its In view of Ihg already declining 

trend in profits, wo sfiould sure-, 

ly not make corporations pay mare 

than tbpir iponnrtianai share • (z) Tor Iili childrili'a 

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Haddonfield Choral Society Sings 

21 st Annual Pier Concert Saturday 

Forum And 

Agin' 'Em 

pubHc and private wiretapping 

«« « In itttonl security tases ag - -,— beygnd the present espimHan 

T a daAgenxts 'threat to individual 

s privacy and places lrniHiatitn en law 

date of June 30 The bill w 

enforcement< ' 

continue deferments for college 

, , / 

GaxxsiUy speaking; one mum* p^y- 

'chonnaJyas Mmsrft' ' 

.. .._ mark the „„ 

consecutive year that this popular 

choral grsnp bos presented-outstanding 

programs to eritenain the 

iwople attending the Siturdny evra- 

Williams Jewelers ing. onewte It wilt also mark 

Shearer's 21st anniversary mih the 

"YOUR RELIABLE JEWELER 

Kroup 

Haddonficld doral Soarty 

A Large Selection of QJSC PINS and 

membership of 90 mit.es 

lUng cotnmuiuliee from 

U Karaf 6o/d PIERCED EARRINGS 

Toms River to Hnminonton N J 

I 

Mrs. MUton Eisenhardt, Hadrian-1 Fame 

- — -^£ 

firld pirsidmt of (he Koclotj *.T hii tilm-unarml en 

J -CfnnBm!n5an! "and 

=al talentst Mr Siearcr is prea-fEleanor Simenson, Qundro 

nt of the New Jersey Football Appearing as soloists in the sec- 

Official*- Association which offlcl- ond part of the program will be 

ates nigh school gomes thrwigtout Harry G Shuster O>H'ngw>J and 

New Jcrsty He is also chairman Eltmnor Simenson TTie prof»rain 

ol the High School Selections Octn- W1 M include the foilmnng selittinns 

mittee of the_Brooks-Irvine Mom- PART I 

I «• -U- • Vi ^^# M.M 

'V Oiapter of the 

Football Foundation and 

and .h-is helped many an Game 

' athlete to obtain a scholar- " ~ 

m Conttnuvd from Editorial P 

keep attracting young people 

you your shores. hs 

You claim that we haiifi around 

In gangs in the boardwalk pavilions. 

^wd_ on issshes— \te con't—haveparties 

without someone complaining 

about nptie, • TaiT Ij^f" 

MM il 

nut very effective. The average age 

ill FOR YOyMILF THI CAR! AND QUALITY IN6R1DIINTS Ulf D IN 

wiU be Jsard all the Choral Society: 

of attiixlants vmm probably no more 

tacwn rap presented in the "Bill Bajlej" .............. Cannon than 18. What about the older j 

Broadway production.'' 

"Dream" ,. ,,,, EUT. Mercer crowd, those between 11 and 21, 

NANCY LYNNS .JSSJEfc LB 

Singing the part of mtaa DooUttle "Java" ,.,,...,.,,.,,., arr. those who don't want to pj to I 

nil be Patricia Humpp, of Bjack- "Gonna Build a Mountain' 

Somers Point with a phoney ID 

Dehcious cool p m niliit confections with topping of tiny chocoiate 

««d, «iMle Gary F

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JOSEPH 

Ha CofiMrtton wfti, 

Any OHMF Mir** 

fltUBHc aty, H j; 

r Huh INM B» M 

•HHHflHN 

: 

Siii»«i 

iMawBtttstnm Mumim 

^MXm^f Oongresanan. • 

W»SîSjpW H 4 3&wi Sandman said he fa paJS 

torijiwlee anfl tally, eoneertied with flu dMerim 

gmiOCtAM iCI1TtSlNtWli,.tf B^R 

Assume that all people, 

Wr opliUon in this regard. Be prt-f 

I pared for certain disiippoliilnnails an I 

| ivaitT without wasting too much flmel 

Profit tma mistakes, but don't Uve _ 

with them. f 

You cannot luni from shyness to 

nnfjdonee in a single day. You haw 

to build confidence, stop by step. 

"I an,, to jump Info a deep, pool or river. 

ana maintained to 

b ? •»**• 

•JL^r" W ^*" I my shyness, Wauie give me m ant. " ia >- DM jilBiiTlliCTINe 

Sandman «. -« ^J^ ^ - •- JJJ^-^^^-^Jjl JSJi fti!^«_. «" 

j FB*BjinBi3F studies, ^* en ' wiU »to «"' U^ Haw, 

improved wuerway wouM provide 

many taereasBd economlB benefits 

and meajrfes, 

ONDERUND 

'• 14 RIDES = = 

«»«» MONDAY THRU SATURDAY 

^ ^ foe 11-30 P, 

*ji*Aiue row WHILE RibiNe 

f omifm A.M. 

wUdi records 

«• "iv.i van, 

iSSf 8 * 11 .'•',!••';''. 

THE CIR« 

SOMERS POIN 

t VVe/cpine ^ wôpai aw»di, .- , ••*»••••-.••••>• 

Id ^: v Wu* a« and h^^^^ft^S A/tflflUft:fflOW-' 

i Louis are newcomers into in Newtown iqmn, pa I W | ,, ^ .• 

^n|^(Iyjrf year round Medford Latas and ii grandchildren. 5®f /|| ^ UffUSt '< 

*K ,5S T 6 **?" PlRîCf MATCH i • B Seventh Annual AUantie aiorea 

m.;mm spring nflerjum. -«««^ WATCH- Mi^ show will take place Aug. 

lH!T8;for many yeajj, TOey -a. you wish to marry my daugh- us 22, 23 and « at the Beth Judah 

ing thoto home ttt 2SS8 West tor? Do you think you're sujtrf?" auditorium In Ventnor, It wUl be 

" x eenajnly rlp.^lr. With her eharni open to the public with all it 

j« is a reUred construotjon imd Hour monay, we went made tor on ejdjIbiUon tor saje Bom 11 a.m. 

; and att have joined Holy each other." until M pjn. except Thursday, the 

-•" ~ =^ JinU day, when the show will dime 

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"Gourmet Dining if Scotch Prices" 

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at i p,m. 

The merchandise to be olfered 

Ms year will cover a wjde varisd 

soope in an effort to have semottiini 

for everone at a price level 

Qiat will bejpn with modest amounts 

for the novice up to more significant 

sums lor the seasoned eollector, 

Browidns is invited. 

As In former years luncheon and 

dinner parties are Invited but reservatioiH 

are requested in advance in 

order to assure service, Hie Antique 

Krrefory which is compiled taeh 

year listing anttaue dsle« of a wide 

area will be given to all patrons 

of the show as a useful souvenir 

*- u - • *•—oughout the year. 

landise offered this year 

will Include eWMi,. tfaasware, dolls, 

Iron toys, and banks, books, stamps, 

and coins, linen;!, furniture, jewelry, 

clocks, watches, leaded glass shades, 

lamps and kitchen accessories. 

to are ineUned to rliinlt tove at 

firat Eilglit Is iiitaJuaUon at first sight. 

H you are smarter ttion anyone 

Jse around you, keep it to youmcU. 

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Double-Ring Ceremony Unites S 

Mary A, Rubba, John M.Hartig 8 

St. Joseph' R.C, Ouirch in fflm. a wedding Wp to gamuda, Hiey wUl S 

monton was Uie setting last Satur- make flteir home In Elmhurst, III. % 

day morning for the weddim of Miss 1W her travelling outfit the bride " 

Btory A. Rubba and John M, Harts, selected a beige and pink linen suit 

The Rev, John Rubba, uncle of the wift bone aecessariis. 

bride, offidated at the clouble-ring -riio bride is a graduate el St. 

ceremony. , Joseph's School in Hammonton, ftn- • 

and M, Russe 

monton. The bridegroom ii the son She is a teacher. The bridegroom 

of Mr. »md Mrs, FBu! R, Hartg, was graduated from McOomogh JBlof 

17 W, Miiitartfi rd,, ftls city, taw SrtraJ, C. W.^^ QoUega of 

Mrs, mnk jarwna, cousin of ^ ^ , 'ffl^ ^tAj 

the bride, of Iftramonton, was ma- "J aigineer wrth Edde Batteries. 

Oat of honor. The bridesmaids ~ ~ ^ ~ 

were mm Joan N, Hartii, of ttus ALWAYS 

citt'. sister of the bridepmim; Mrs. The good thing about beAnlng 

Ouistopher D'Alessio,, rf Iftwer. at tte bottom is that you always have 

town. Pa.; and Miss Diane J, something solid to go back to. 

Rubba, of Mannnonton, sister of the ' — 

bride. 

Peter* V, Ooffey, of Blnîamioii, 

N,Y,, was best man, and assisting 

as usliers were Matthew J. Rubba, 

of OoUinpwood, Robert P. Baldaul. 

of Palmyra, and GeHiM Goldstein, 

of Yontara, N,Y, 

Given in marrtage by her father, 

It 

B 

BLIND ALLEY 

;;«« to4k-ÔiBr-tofiHek to 

one thing till it gets there , , . 

i W s . ^ '"'^ •••'•- 

Our Moid started en a gho* 

_stiing—and took a lacing . .. 

^,''. • • * • 

Getting to the moon is going 

to be uphJU aU the way ... 

* • * 

It WU really, look like your 

passport photo, you'r* . too 

v ack to travel! 

Ji . . . 

Todays,,objective: (o.get less 

to itefBpjre :tinp to "do It in, 

' and more, money "Be not get. 

Hog it done. 

Rnd the ldnd ol prompt, dependable 

service you want at 

Seashore Venetian Blind Co. 

axdfteAo lefiislatORi and aiiier fnicas 

'wTOetaiB a'Saii Sftffl'tt^rtp. 

i-ocui of QjngrtKS JliOJ HoliU osoms 

itah^.Uja niaJorjjfjjswliflypiL 

SBfS|j|i%aoi stare Cape Miy'fl IW 

iL~a^ ,it ^ where the exhibit 

held, 

., m;akes ôuSiKiOM 

New Flexalum 

TWI-NIGHTER* 

S1ASHQRE 

BLIND COMPANY 399-5140 

Mr, and MM, Michael Q'Hfcra who wore married Mtinday 

afternoon last week in the Impala Motel Coffte Shop Mrs 

O'Hara is the former Mildred Hendrlcks, Mr, O'Hara is a 

chef at the Impala.—Grainger Photo, 

MB 

mm 

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DIAL 399^235 

• 

Miss Prot/cf Is Peters Bride 

In Episcopal Church Ceremony 

Grara? Epistupal Churdi in Jl(n* 

Sands Permit Denied ititvilk- was tin- .sotting cwx'tvtly for 

front of die gowm and the slecv* 

At Appeal Re-Hearing wt>dding of Miss Domii I^ynn were denarotod with embroidery and 

also was faitured on the rtiapd tmln. 

d and Lee POICTS. ITn.- llw. Can- 

TiraCAHOE — The re-h«rlng ol n Jonas Rirdy offl 

Traj^ ^whnW W JniMw Rfo^ P|l*?nt ; 

(iws city, is hi tiiangc and is being 

usj>i3led by Mis. Ruth Kilmer, of 

Nontiificld. 

Tlie Somitirs Iâdnt librtury Aides 

'has -bpdi formed for girls inijeref 

in woHdng at th

i 1 - 

'j I 

I- • 

m 

1 'iJ'/'i 11 


Uons ^ 

Teens Danto Af Half 

At a meeting of the Ocean CSy 

wejOiib held Wednesday 

Biot> Hie club will, again sponsor a 

tjeen-age danoent danoe^nt d»,Oomfen«m 

d»Oomfen« 

Hall. 6th, st. sand bra&walk op 

^hm^day, August JO. Hictan? don 

is^chsiiiatian of the committee 

Tlie program for the ewaHj«wns a 

.series of .ookmtf slute shmrai hy 

unem&rf ..Aubrey Reed, destine 

scenes tram a, retxat top to San 

Frcinclseo, ptsneyAind and SUf Lota? 

, is it pposly young Unngp And 

snQ&Gs go dionMoundire? 

l» TACCARINO 

• GM Defco Heat 

* Texaco Fuel OH 

24-HOURS-A-DAY LOCAL SERVICE 

OIL BURNER INSURANCE " 

Wost Ave PHONE 3994450 

Mare VanDcr V/M, tenoin *rin 

join the Ocean Qty Municipal 

CL-uioiice Fuhmian and Tom Pcr- 

Wns, barJtone soloist, te tiw 

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* AUTHORIZED-DEALER * 



752 WEST AVENUE-eJACT^CNgaiUFF, VENUE 

JR, Proprietor Dl 

(AT NIGHT DIAL 399-1754) QPfiN 8 - 5 DAILY -_ FRIDAY 

VINYt COATED PANEiING AT A BARGAIN PRICE 

YOU CAN'T AFFORD TO PASS UP! 

Hurry and Save — The Supply Is Limited 

ANTfQUE &IRCH.... 4' x 8' $ 

BAYOU PECAN . . . . 4' x 8' 

BURMA TEAK 4' x 8/ 

GUNWOOD WALNUT 4'x8' * 

REG. ptflCE $6.95 — A SAVING OF OVER 50% 

&NLY 528-95 

Gt&D-TO HECOMMEN0 A iiEUABLE CONTRACTOJEl 

THE OCEXU CrTt 3EHTIWELLeDGgR 

Music Pier Concert Programs 

Into The Night 

Tom Perkins 

Humore&kc 

fîpftnn ...,.,,si.,,_i#, 

' Clarence Fuhrhian 1 , Conductor 

Thomas^ Perkins, Baritone x 

Frank Ruggieri, Manageri 

PM* II 

Over- 

»**«* 

Township School 

1967-68 Sessio 

MARMORA — 

of ' Education 

Beginning Dajly nt 8 P. M. 

Sunday. July 1 

VAN DER WERF 

Part I 

I The Glow-Worm 

llron DovMon March 

work at 

Iinoke 

Kksfcr Elementary School.. A Township 

photo 

will ba purcnascd by the 

Boon). 

March Of Hie Toreadors , 

Soprano Solo 

Tbm PteldiB 

Amtrfan ftirol 

Oklahoma , 

July ] 

• I 

um QivaJry Overture 

Tenor Solo 

Soprano Sate ' 

Man* 

Tom Pertans 

Tuoday, July 4 

S 

rnanksgivinKr Ducember 

23 to January 3, Christmas vacaflon; 

February 12. Lincoln's blrthday, 

February 22. Washington's 

I _ ibwHiday. April 11 to lb, Bas. 

. limey The Fbro Of DeB^ Omture.Verdi 1an; May 30, Manorial 

_. Tenor Sato Know days. If needed, --••- 

BS- 'KS mrtoi .Baton be taken Ir«n Easter „,„,. 

BSSliSSl ' , • • L M °"?l *"" do Olat M" Ma- 

BalJrt ItopBen .. Lmgini dara bo atpodnted ea attendance 

My Mfiryliind 

7 

* 

•i" RsAtch 

Tom Pawns 

And Motorcycles 

ATLANTIC OTY — All 

mUttmesmers and 

moualy asreed 

**« the Bmrf of taBfe 

New Jersey Bcpic^way 

' bJm 5 

,., Rosas is to reduce the faektaiee 

nodgers °n the SSqarasway, Also, this „„, 

— ton to aamdards already In foree 

Local Red Cross Furtd Drfye ES^SSH." 

fops Quota; Nets '3,347,71 IEWISST 8 "* 21 

week of free oonoats on tho 

Music Ker Suniay «br 

Thuraday. 

VanDa- Wert has sung fte 

»ol= of Tamirai in lUraarfs 

'•The Magic nuta" under iba 

"The Maê Jnyto 1 4000 on *•"«»•« 

Fund Drive, tag annauncEd thai in Otis' Red Qw projects; 

B,3ff.H tes been domied to date .%• R«l Qw is the onlyvolunteer 

BOiJ fsceedi the B.0OD objective a»- 

J (Svufiut fw^nTA-rat^Ffi maiHteiirfiij* 

' Ocean Gty by die Cape May M hours, 3a days-a year amaof 

? under 

with aU United Slates servicana,! 

^ « volunteers partdpated 

fl^ an* BTIB^ to tat 

wherever May Ma, -Oie contrtbuUons J 

Ui "Don P^jialrf', Be Ms 

I IB the drive thla year. help support 2re Had Cms wnrtoni 

pertanmd «rtth ttie Nethprlamis 

the objacUvB j s mitt In Vietnam in additton to meeting! 

[ aad fte 

Ogam Oampany, HE HaBm 

of die Red Gogs can the need in,Ope May Cbunty 

,%mphony and Uje Manhataii 

in MM? 

^ 

*aa T!iefita% ffe cuJr»t^ to Blarirmnh noted. 

Mlh the Manns Opera Theater/ The rtatansn has ej^ressed his 

Vanftsr Wrt ta flie US wlnna. uttl to h 

at ttie Yotw Women's ttrtstian 

A^daUoB ana fl« Domtoroi 

Glee Outo Asrarts. 

ne " W MW Oounty, 

j^ressed 

m to the reaidents of this 

\cU¥ w&D mm so WErously and 

prttaSy to the volunteers who 

put tatti much ftne and effort to 

m^ tte BoaL 

PA1M1R SIB DEGREE 

g M yolunteaa aê Mrs 

D. Nichols. Mrs. G. Au&H 

^lherotW to. Simms Ki-v Konneth Perin 

N fTr^ J ^^d^^l^ S" K", Kenneth Perin 

fibUoaophy dee fit Cornell Uni- ^5 ^ ^ .f*,, 1 A 

^ 

BonlJ 

TTi^ 10-jcar^W hai boa, BP- I ^ ! £ L « a dose but some 

good to l)e true. - Tell you that you 

havo won-a "free" feift. - *- ^ 

V5W 

'VI-TJ K* 1 

M. brl^ R^n. 

FRESH Ml 

. . . delivered to y&tiNii 

Your shopping is as hear as your pn 

shop Bradley's, for 20 years Ocean ' 

personalized market. rt 

* Fresh and Tender Qiitflft l,T._ 

NaHUng Pn-PackagMi —." 1j J 

* Farm Ripened VegeraBfeiV"" 

* Brand Name Orbcerfes ' 

* Delicatessen Delighfs < 

* Frozen Foods 

BRADLET. 

FARMER'S MARKfil 

116 Atlantic Ave. 

.-— JQHM and *MN SH0PAC!- 

JUNE/30, 1967 

Art Of Mustache-Growing 

or 

A vv Hair-Raising Talfe" 

Stedem's Beauty Shop 

Under the Personal Supervision 

of Mrs. laurence E. Stedem 

Dial 399-1575 


dfs BEAUTY 

SALON 

AMPLE 

FREE 

PARKING 

OPEN 6 DAYS A WEEK 

SPECIALS ON MONDAYS A TUESDAYSI 

EVENING APPOINTMENTS 

331 Vfe*t Aw. Dial 399-1262 Dorfi Well., Pr». 

[ANN N D JOHNS 

BEAUTY SHOP 

1829 Acbury Av*. Dial 399-3198 

TN'iSJ 

Op^n Thursday Evenings 

Fri. P.rkWg on Watt Avanw 

HELEN'S BEAUtY SALQti 

«TH StR^kVand CENTRAL 

J , 

R VINVED' 

If you're about to piint your home, 

yoiril want to paint the metal surfaces 

too. By using a special rust inhibitive 

coating, you -can ndd life 

and beauty to galvanized iron,

PAGE 6 11. SECTION THREE 

— THE OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER 

MAKBIT'VANILLAI 

Vanilla* Jea cream is still the favunto 

flavor in the United Slates. Van- July 4th Quiz Answers 

I" i Ice Cream sales exceed ail other 

niivOTS combined. .Oioeolute is sec- (QuesHons on Page 5) mcmoiatcd as the day of deliverance, 

lma V rjj ^\ • • •• -n.--»£->_ _m_ A _fc _ J t _ _n_ _ 

, und and strawberry is third. 1. Fitlse. Uie public did not lewn by solemn acts of deviation to God 

tlie siciual words of the Declaration AlnHgJuty. U ought ito be solemnized 

&WHB.I Cbulftad Ad. BriKfl R«luH» _urt!il July 8, 177(J—Jbur days otter it wfih pomp and parade, with shows, 

had been signed—nnd therefore had games, sports, guns, ibells, ibonfires, 

to wait uniai July 8 to celebrate. and UlumiiiaSfions, (from one end of 

Then, the Declaration was read to 

:his continent rlo the other, from IhSs 

TERMITES (he public, ihe litbetty Boll rang out 

lime forward for evermore." 

the news.'barids played, and u. pub- 3 Kilse Adams and Jefferson sign- 

PESTFREE lic celebration tank place. ed the Decljinition, but Washington 

; did not. 

2."Ttfie. Adams said tWs at Inde- 

V 622-510eT pendence Day: "lit OURW to be coin- 

4 

I 399.11D0I 

(he 

Amcnca 

5 False The Declaration B dated 

July 4. 177G. and fa described as 

"umn.mou-s" But the word unanimous' 

SEE OUR NEW T&T SIGN 

(Giving Time and Temperature) 

MORTGAGE MONEY 

1 | capital. 

There oro several provisions In 

WASHINGTON (Special to Senti- 

— I take a great deal 

on, this -week, m ch,uiing 

three days of hearings on legis- 

could not ibe properly used lation to establish a national flood 

Una July 19, when «)e New York Insurance program, 

"IBs history ct (he legislation 

». ,.. .„, „ „ _ „ „« n. -f*f» *** «o March, 1862, when a 

favored the Declaration. W*M «oim ravaged fte New Jer. 

fl. True. Henry Hlohaid Lee moved "^ ° 

BUY - iUILD - REPAIR 

YOUR HOME 

DIRECT REDUCTION 

MORTGAGE LOAN 

CURRENT DIVIDEND RATE 

PER ANNUM COMPUTED 

4Vi% SEMI-ANNUALLY ^ 

ASBURY AVE. 

"Over Tof FrJo' 

MODERN ART 

Beenomy is the art of spending 

money without gotttng toy fun out of 

it.—GmcMe, Emporja, Kan. 

ROACHES? 

• TIRiS • BAT 

Fop Fait Service, 

• WHEEL 

CaH tha Gentlemen 

In Blue . , , 

• MUFFLERS 

SHOCK ABSORBERS RADIAt 

t*rt 

• MOTOR T 

COMPLETE CAR SEN 

MOORES FIRI 

Ratner Pest Central Store and Service! 

OCEAN CITY 399-1200 109 8th Street Dial 399-3006?! 

NOW OPEN! 

BIGGER and BETTER THAN EVER 

UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT 

Stanley $. Dyen, Pharmacist 

Ownn- of Fairway Pharmacy - Son*, potnt Stopping Cantar 

NOTE: 

AU. ORDUE PWESCRIFTIONS 

FILES ARE HERE at 

ORDUE PHARMACY 

WE WILL BE GLAD TO 

FILL YOUR PRESCRIPTION 


•For All Your Drug and Prescription N«*dt 

GALt 399-5270 ; 

Over 42,000 pheasant ehicks were 

inbraader houses at ttie end of May. 

An additional 7,500 *y«M ailefcs 

'Were fiortbitted to cooperators dur. 

Ing Uie mni, 

set in incubators during May 

over 82,000 at Hie two pheasant 

(arms. Only a fmeflon of these 

are included ajnonB the cMcta on 

band, mum tmOtm takes 24 days at 

u temperature of 995 dogiws Fbhrertheit 

( • • . * 

Roberts-Johnson Poet flS9'VFW 

MONDAY— 

: pro,- ' ~'A!'^'dark 

Ellason Unit 332 Âmerican 

LeKion Auxiliaiy meeting, - 8 -pjn. 'limyood- Volunteer 

First nomination of officers. •:;, 

and Gtaisboro 

Sate College. Tho bridegraani is 

employed by the Otis fflevator Oom. 

pany in CaUfsmla. 

1 TUB1MV— 

Firn Company 

meeting, S pjn. \r VJ* 1 • 

l 

Oood worh makes beautiful things, 

and 'good work lasts, — Lord Dun. 

sany. 

.HOTEL, ALVYHl 

FAMOUS FORFOl 

CHARM and BEAUTV THAT IS 'OCEAN *C 

AT 

BREAKFAST I:M-1I:M 

HOTEL' ROOMS iml SOITES $ 

, '. Modiited J 

, __ • ,Fnf« .Parking 

"' D.IAL ' 

NEAR .THE BEACH ;OH'BRJ< 

1.1'I 

I'll' 

I i. 

i ; ; 

;••}; 

'£ 

Li. 

r>^-- 

—,—"•——~- **• ••«*4*j' A, Hmnt, 

. is

m 

1 

J iNft 

if*, 1 " 

ffc 

ten 

fit A - 

m i 

1 '1 

H z 

i :i ;K I 

W ' »- 

ill ii * I 4-> 

. If. 1 ! . l — i 'ft 

if-! 


can hove a BOATLOAD of 

in • ^CHRYSLER BOAT 

• SALES 

. * SERVICE • RENTAL 

• CHRYSLER OUTBOARD 

•• CHRYSLER BOATS 

W 

* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * 

| BOYER'S MARINA I 

240 BAY AVENUE 

*»CEA*I CITY, NEW, JERSEY 

SALES ind SERVICE 

. Outboard Servicing 

'* BOAT RENTALS * 

Launching Facilities 

i960 19' Chris Craft Utility . . . s2300 

with a single 185 h.p. engine — cl^n 

; I 1963 29' Bell-Craft Sport fisherman . '6500 

|i * 

1966 26' Trojan BiminHfty Bridge . . ^00 

= J 1966 25' Chris Craft îff ,, 

*¥ti 

6th ST. on the BAYFRQNT 

MOTORS 

SERVICE 

1967 24'Trojan (Like Hew) . . . . s4995 

17'fenn-Yan wifh Trailer tall eteefrtc) S 1699 

•Wfipmm 40 h.p. Johnson . . MOO 

-0* r *- i 

, •-*. - ^ 

Parking Bans' 5©r 

For Route No. 47 

TH6:flOCAM. 


MAYS LANDING RD.f SOMERS POINT, N. J. 


1966 JOHNSON OUTBOARD MOTORS 

• JOHNSON OUTBOARD MOTORS 

• STARCRAFT BOATS and SAILBOATS 

• STARCRAFT CAMPER TRAILERS 



• PACEMAKER BOAT TRAILERS TKAILERS 

• aOATING BOAT DOCK - Up to 26 Feet • 

OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK 

Skipper 

, My Name, 

BILL 

WOODS 

iBontf are my hobby..., 

[Insurance is my businuefl 

BllV 

398-0200 

Cape Marlin Tourney 

Scheduled July 18-19 

, TRENTON — The Department of 

Tran^wrtatfao yesterday sn- 

1 nouncrd s a registration get-Bgrther nnd party 

at me QaU %nng Miirim Monday 

July IT, staftij^ at S pjn, AM skip-* 

P 

Wt « 

6 80), ! 

i aid" 

Our Otttcli of the Week 

ta 

i«K. Cbntloy who tasT^ 

.•^Bjl'n « Wi-pound rock- 

J at Kainbmv Bridge Cbntley «f 

Bryn Athen. Pa., usol a bUie tail 

lure for his catch. 

• • 

The Oihare there, men. The watw 

b»«n \wmUng up J 

LARGi, COMFORTAB|V 

Fishing Boat & 

RipiJ-*8.00PerDayaij 

and menAers of flahli^ teains 

lAYtR IMAI 

t^mpettna in the toumunenf are in- 

\iied, FSsbii^ will be ail *y Tues- 

COMPLETE BAIT and W 

day, July W and WednesAiy, July 

824 BAY AVENUE SOMERSI 

W. wab Thuraiiy, July 20. « aside 

as an altBrnate flshlny date in event 

fl^ha^ is cancelled because of wgath-' 

er «i aiUiej' of the other two ashing ' 

ALLt< 

The tournament, win be cUnwxed ' 

Marina, atarUns M S p,m, 

around 

BOAT! 

Prtraarlly a relsiae tourjBinetit. an. er », and you're in 

_Utrs are urged to mg and release fw at laist a couple of fluke, Eisi° 

all catchej. Released Bah wUi bo where, the ojds inoreaa? heavily 

AREHEi 

scored «s 75 points, *hlle boated fish agminK your luck, • 

vwu be scarri at one prtnt per 

Qahle, Bob Gelslov and 

pound. Fish boated for mounUjH wtU 

the latter two of Corobo 

seorad at one point per pound 

(a free plug far any one 

with a minimum et m points. who (ells me where tho heck Cora, 

Dr. PUsinBer said abac 100 polls is!) hauled in 1 

e in 

- , = event. There will 

caught by 

f 

be team as well as mfflvidlml enm- *s m êwiekley,; p^ Their 

a 

pcation, and all anglers releasing or baunded from the Rainbow 

MARINE HARDWARi AND 

banting martin wiB be presentrt with . _. area, Mrs. Thomas (didn't 

ACCESSORIES • BOAT RENT, 

citations. • , get tBe first name), of Ocean Qry 

ThgBing of OSB ufll be in ikn£era- 

b---*t in a five-psmd, U-ounee 

CUtF PRODUCTS • BAIT • 

licjn with the Wends Hot Oomno. OuHe. Sie used minmwx tor bait 

Braphie Institute progran wtych is Elraei ftok and Alien Locke i 

CHRYSLER OUTBOARDS 

siudjing nB^ratory, pattens of oili biwight in ii nojBKjpr raneiK 

CRESTLINER BOATS '' 

•» Hi to' four pounds: Peachy 

JntarmaUon eoneerninB the tourna- McCarthy brought In four or live 

O'DAY SAIL BOATS , 

ment may be ohtsBned fcy wrMng the 

C&pe ftby Cbunty Rtmin Tourre A. 

ment care of D,p( ,jj pubuc j'Vifmp, 

Box Tfi>—Old Com House Cape May 

As tnfntiiinnl alnjiidy. Marker 65 

Court House. NJ 0S2W 

lu-nis ro be the spo» tor the big 

tntchrs (one manna repnrted that 

« f»-w bmti vi-ere bnn^tng in 15 to 

20 nind«r m one outing) and some 

Avalon Fish Festival nf the smaller catches can be Inund 

Listed August 7-12 uround Rainhow Bridge. In inert 

cases, it Js best advised to use 

AVALON - The first annual Av Jnixiw^ instiiid of squid 

.ilcn Fishme Ft-stivnl will be hold t > like Wwel, is return. and Ruiidti Is supplying thian to other 

Ing to Africa this week on a resrainii areas. Too mucli is spent on building 

grant ot (he National Academy ol a wr rimdiine. The tunds could bot- 

Sciences end National Science Foundter be directed to other imnnweation,mnta," 

Good aid. 

Oood directed his lalk to the pn*. Internal pulilical Instability poses a 

lems of Americans undentanding Af- probleni piui the laet flmt MO langurica 

and he noted that the peHrisags, not dialecls, are apolten. The 

tances of myOis and views of Alriisi. nunierDUS ranrtber of religions BI-JO 

are not modern. "Too many ««nk all laid to con&Blao in Africa," the 

of Africa in the terms of pygmies 

and bughmen," he said. 

Good reported aim are a large 

varied of livliehoods in the country, 

Good blamed tome of ta misim- they are not all hunters. Mimy are 

derManduig on the news media and brniers, buslnesanen and fill otticr 

entwatanant shown ttm taaran occupattons, he said, 

public. "The American sportaan 

GearBe W, Jfarer was program 

brinjs the Wg game image, but Jew chmirman and prênted the speaker, 

of us tail to realize there sue many who was Oianked lor his remarks 

in Africa who have never seal an by AlbHt Iftlliday. 

elephant or wUd game," the speaker VUttng Riwjuii.-uis and guests were 

said. 

mtradueed by Past President Dr 

"Lions in the lunge is a myth and By, 

many think of the Juntfe as a 

forest of' tall trees" Uons aetuBUy 

do not live in the jmgls, but in the 

Issues Casting C9II 

The Shewmakers UtUe TheatH? 

Guild has issued a cast call lor any 

Interested persons Sunday at 8 p.m 

in the American Legion Hkll, Verona 

av., Pleasantville. TTie show uping 

Summer Schedule 

LOCAL OCEAN CITY BUS SERVICE 

r STATE TRAFFIC TOLL 

, JRBNUON-iUist .year lin 

fvcrtumi 

inap-back aluminum iloli . wlp*

Gene PHdt and his Olympic Finn 

'Miss Fifc", outsailed International 

Skipper Blair Fletcher in the second 

race or the midweek seats, at *ho 

Ocean CSty Yacht Club on Grant Egg 

Haijtar .Bay pn Wednesday. 

Billy Packer continued his winning 

ways In Ms Moth "Goober", when h£ 

WOT ttier"A" Moth division tor hoys 

Muffle Seat took first honors in the 

"A" Moth Girls' division Jidfa Host- 

vedt wont the "B" Mecti Series for 

Rlrls,, BIIMJ Bob Weir won the "B" 

Moth poys' division. 

Sujrjmary: 

Olyinpic Ffinns: 1, Gene Pilot; 2. 

Blair Fletcher; 3, Bill Kontes; 4, 

John Ftijrier; 5, George Hofer. 

"A" Moth, Boys: 1. Billy Packer, 

'•Go6ber"; 2. Bruce Hyde, "Bill 

Chaser"; 3, Dean Morton, "Schuss- 

baotner*'. 

"A" Moth, Girls: 1. Muffle Seolon. 

Puffy"; 2 JftiElIciiiKMnz^K 

Wboo-S- 3, Holly Hoi«v«fjt, "HQU^ 

T t m " . •'• ' '•• • • ' • " 

?&• Muh, Bo)« 1, Robert War, 

"•taboo"; 2, Cliff Bemm, "Body 

Bumper"; 3, Dan IBUerty, "Bottans 

Up". 

. •"B" Moth, Qiis: 1, JuUe Hostvedt. 

. "JuUe TOO":. 2, Cfaeiyl,'Vaughn, (no 

name); 3, Shamn ^^ly, (m name). 

Girl Court Loop 

Being Organized 

A eaU is out for jill high school 

•nd college «jp girls intiTestai In 

playing basketball to sign up tor 

the league now being termod, 0i 

ganiza&m wU late place Monday 

ot 6 jutt. Jit the 6th st. jBSteSjajI 

-'-ciiutt jutar (he dirt-otion of Mrs, 

June Booth, director of girl3 sports 

for the City ' Recreation Dfjpsrt. 

,,,' >Mrs. Booth announced she is hop- 

ing fti organize die teams tp play 

each otter for an eight-ivec-Jc sea. 

son. Games frill be played evi-ry 

Monday and Wuluesrjjiy at 6 and 7 

PJW. 'lVb|ihiW''iirIll ta awarded tht» 

league champions. 

Soccer Play Is Planned 

On City's Playgrounds 

/; MrSL June Booth, director of play- 

grounds for the Oeeon Oty Rocrcn- 

Uon j>!r)artmeni, has ajmounarf a 

SSKC^MrJc-bÎ proKram wiUbccw 

ducted at the 6th, Sth and 3-Mi st. 

^8*: fittf^bj^tniafl «rttpe«inii 

will be conducted next week starting 

r Monday, July 3. A championship 

learn will be decidirt and wtanas— 

wOl be treated to tree Hofreshmaits, 

' M proerams now are in full swing 

•Witt* playgrounds including arts 

and crafts as well as Individual and 

team epcrts. 

^ J & i K f l S a , ^ *-• --•• % - • - ••• ,- 

Abbott, MacCaraher 

Sunfiish Race Winners 

- janMi Jltet IM Juki i Mutta 

i Jjmo 1? on :tht bmy In (lie Be**. 

. •:.]Qia,&fri.aieat ta heate In two 

,: divisions êonpieW, 

l:;Wmma Intim women's division 

.•woe my Abbrii, of this tajy, firs,- 

•::•. "EfjUy PWdnt; of Oieltenhani, Pa,, 

> v :seeoBJl; and M B JtonflilU, rt jwia, 

Stewi JaMng the honors in the 

.. ;a^j fHvtajon wen? Rich BfceCaM. 

**, « HUIarJiîBi, flret,- Rick 

nVMJer^ a Monlriafr, sfeonrJ- and 

Cany jWowi, of m* ir«k, flard. 

ithe-iiort meg is, scheduled to • 

i; My 9, WardsttM SUrjfiih owners 

r .'•'!*» invited to contact Bob Leman at 

i'-VVaBMMS to.ftttUwr informallon _AJ> 

i' 1 ; ieefiiifig entry in ftr» nct.^" ;. 

finrtfa^, Hughes Win; 

s |fOiior*J» VlcfeiWj 18-J •' j- 

r.g,*Ztai».'B jaufopaMd rhsOnaiieity : 

>;,l!g Bartrtball season MBBftay night 

fewlfiJ arfjsduBBiig ff* idttoy over 

••i-tSouth .^flf* :«B*MnJhg 'tadtfM. ' 

i E^JIJOBV W ttie aspMt rtttiôoiBit.' 

.f-S^'îtaBjHbije.' «lsSlWm Hay %ir. 

S*ft»l:;DOe«B>^r iifigl, Jajirjl, tol, , ; 

wi«««I .^»> ^ flrti iîb fa? B 

,S!pflliiiB,'i; Mu^y 1 M'•,' OivorAa, ' ftom ' 

SK&iteî'r s 'i::'*ffi.!Wi»fti'i i S!;< : «'W- -i?-' ! '--" : '' 

/Capa May Coast Guard Httzed 

'. TOmberg 1S-1 Monday night in the 

(, Or*an City Recreational 'Depart- 

inenfs SofttxiU League. 

Itorngi* (Friday)! VTImberg wiU go 

agalnst.mHwtioiI Oast Gaitf/orf 

S Monday night Jury 3, Wlsham' wiU 

i pJay host to One Acme team; ' 

r*> Berause'ibe season « still in its 

wr|jr«lg ttortl'd 

'••.•... ct«^swfflDAtf ; SATES -> V 

AdvcrUsemcnts ior OvM eosyiaris. should W'. ta Oia 

offlce of- th* Sentinel-Ledger BpB TOlÂy EDITION not 

later (hail Saturday Noon for regular classiDed sectioii and 

nit later than Monday noon for the Too-Liite-To-aassiiy, 

rrttlaj? iiitJori, NOON VvTONBffiAY for r«ular elajslfltd, 

seBUan and IHUHSDAy NOON for 'the TOOLATE-TQ. 

One Time, 25 Words or Less 51.00 

Cte per word exceeding 25 wonli) 

Ad Hunnuig 5 ponsecuUve Timw, ^th ffi Wands Of 

Lras M.00 

Ads rerjuJruig Bos Numbers, ffie More, 

— ^n^CIO^rid AdverUslng Cash — 

TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY ADS «e EXTRA 

ODpy mailed in, given to representative or liraufilit to 

offlee peraonally, MUST BE AOODMPANIBD BY CASH OR 

STAaO'S to cover cost, Cofly aeeepted over phone as 

courtesy and eenv*nienee to customer. Remittance niust be 

in before advertisement is set in type- ' 

CtoMlfied Diiplay«Advertiiing — 20e per Agate Line 

LOST 

A LADV'S GOLD Hamilton watch, 

covered face with gold bond Lost 

Sat. #v£ning, boartfwalk vicinity De- 

twecn 10th to Sth Street. Sentimen- 

tal value. Rewarcf. 1212 Pleasure 

Ave, Call 398 O?92 0-30 

SITUATIONS WANTED 

CEHTIFIErj Teacher will tutor Span, 

oij ' l *"""y *ubiect» tall 

9 " 2 » 7 7 Fri 

eMEMisrw -s aiptneneta tadMf 

with MiBafs Bstn* alia ram* 

dial reading, mpattn msui tod (II 

•laincnUry MMjHIs. Writ* 1 to Bill 

147, Sm«fc»|.L««Bf. '7-14 

PROF. SERVICES 

PEPAIRS TO ALL IWAKtS R.frl8er.. 

.;• Wfi, «lfi condltlonors .na 'mijir 

tfi., fall .ft.r 4:JO P^M, - 

•II day w.sk.nd. snd 

Grimm, 399*168. 

, BUSINESS SERVICE 

LFJ1RN SPANISH — with qualified 

.If' 1 fe " year*' reudencs-ln 

2>outfl Arneflca Reasonable mtea. 

Call 9J7J3U aurlngdiy 6 30 

PRIVATE TUTen, B. 1. '86 — II- 

emmntn school te.cder. all WB, 

•m pads Mj Brapahl for High 

Softool. ,olus hish schspf Kayjal 

Buaiss. &1| I§f.rrti tftirJunTli, 

FEMALE HELP WANTED 

TWO EXPERIENCED and reMap 

boys with power niDwirs Will man. 

(cure lawn for reasonable rates. Pof 

information call 396-0561, S.JO 

INCREASE READING SPEED 

DEVELOP STUDY SKILLS 

IMPROVE COMPREHENSION 

Developmental Reading Coursea 

ruth c. grant, ed m 

reeding specialist 

18O9 West Ave. 399-9109 

eneea iyfer. Reeent esifese 

•raauaie ana n»»ly etrliflM loach 

er. ReaiBriabte rales. Call l§9-at4p 

APPLIANCE 

REPAIRS 

COMPLETB PARTS ami 

REPAIR SERVICE 

AUTHORIZED RCA, PMILOO 

Major and Small Appliance* 

CALL VS PffiST 

Anna M. Schutf 

Barbara 3. Brooks 

SCHUff ELECTRIC 


Dial 399-1242 

General Horn* Rapalr* 

of all kind* 

Til., PlumWny, Palnring, 

CariMntry. R*al Ettaf* 

work iccaptvd. 

All tvork guanuitcod, 

CALL JW-14J". 

siwMiÎv";i; ; ->^l 

*S d ".*" "* rln S Call 348 

aitvr 3 p.rn, . • y 

We PLASTIC LAMINATE. 

valuable papers, •nepthots. I.Dt 

cards, S.S. cards, clippings 

Christie Laminating Co. 

j 

OFFICE clerk, year 'round resident 

to perform general office routine 

Including typing Write to P O Box 

599 Ocean City N J 0B22G 6 0 

tXPESIENCED HOUSE PAJNTIR. ..,- 

side and out. by college graduate 

student. Reasonable prices. Call 

1605 


PERSONALS 

OILJD HAW. LUNCH ROLL, In*. 

ported Swiss ChiHA li.69 b» 

tta paund. AUury Cold Cut*, M» 

REGISTERED NURSES and LPNs, all 

shifts, ¥ ear round empioym^fiL 

Pleasant working cenditiafis iri nyrs. 

Ing home, Wrile lo ion S*i, Sm- 

1in«IL«dger. tf 

WANTJD—Oirls •« wort Bart rim 

fat. 11:00 A. M. to *;00 P. I. 

Cleaning for tenant: changes. AppJ^ 

1121 Wesley Ave. SaL cr Sunday 

WOMENI Need money! Do.il bar, 

rmi. pemongtrafe for the C In 

i Toy WutJ for only thrM month 

No iolltstjne .no deliyerins. ,no U 

v^strnents. Car and teiepfione net 

1 essary. Call Ml-li/i, 7.1S 

OCEAN CITY EMPLOVMENT ACENCV 

915 West Ave. RdiaSle help 

furnished. References investigated. 

Cordeliii Madden, Prop. Dial 399- 

19S6 tf 

INSTRUCTIONS 

DEPENDABLE WOMAN, light hoUH 

work, babv pare for th£ ftUmmef. 

Langpsrt. e»(l aii-at73. S.30 

UVIJN BASV SiTTER, to da light 

house, work. Private faeitjtiM. Call 

399-3750. 2)32 Central Ave. tf 

MALE HELP WANTED 

BREAKFAST COOK, good sal.ry _ 

Kitrtun Help — Dith martlne orj. 

•rs, Ii jfnj. of ortf, sobar and r». 

H|We only, goad saiary. Call lii. 

NEW MONETF? — Suininir w«i( 

for boys twelve and over HUing 

newsBMMfs. For InformaBOn rjonlan 

Phlla, fjullatin J44-C3U, 

VOIJNB MAN for fountain wor*. No 

phono calls. Apply HendersfioH's, 

100 Atunye Av... Ocean C4t». S.JO 

. ILlCTRieiAN and experienced help. I 

er, Ajjpl, in Bercon. Wrfl- S. An- 

rJwson, lUt W«l Ave. C3caan Oily. 

AUTO DRIVING LESSONS — Soulli 

Jersey Automobile Driver Training 

School, lj E. Verona Blvtf., Plea* 

ent.ville. Door - to . door aarvlCE 

thrbugtiout South Jersey. Ins4jr. 

ance discount certificate upen @m. 

pletion of course This school Is 

Ifcenxed and eccredited by the State 

of N. J. ReasonabJe rites. Di 

646-2140 or £11-1136. ^ ^ "' 

SAVORY SU8 SHOPPE. 611 Asbuiv 

Aw, ifSJlii, tseellh-liDt da| 

» hambyrger, lie eacfi. Also dm 

W "rtrt*. of hoa»;t«a, OHn if 

DOROTHM ROBINION _ Individual 

inBrueMon at *our convenient. 

an knitting and all typei of needle- 

work. Been gaily all year. Children 

InvitM, iU BUrdaralk, J1I49M. 

UARN TO PLAV THI GUITAR _ 

All agn, PflJBrlrnad for B«in 

ners and intermediate. Individual in. 

StructJpn given to each student Cai 

JO-EI MtSugfilin 399 1568 lifter ! 

LMRN TO Kwrt. dwel, or enehat. 

Attend claisei Mondaj. nu-S 

|Wj.nd FrldW nI«hB if 

P. M, SB«J7IC beglnna 

•aturdey rnarnlng* tM ID MSOO 

Ceramic Instruction 

Mni. Win. Munz & Biliie 

Groups forming far tta 

Summer. Children or Adult, 

399-2266 

CHILD CARE 

BOAT BUILDER 

PACEMAKER CORP. 

Maker of parj^mslier, Aiglni 

and Eug Harbor Pleaiure boat, 

OpenTngs for wooa* workan, 

painters, elegtrieians, $igir>e in* 

sfaliers. hardware rflefi, Ayilfffen 

and atiief Bnttions, 

Our nerf (I for experienced 

workers and tho»e with mtchan. 

leal aptitude and th« Mllingncu 

to l«m. . 

All volitions are year afrHnd 

and include many oxcelleni 

fringe Benefits, 

F«- immMiate interview ap. 

!y in person i a.m. to 4;10 p.m. 

londay thru Friday 

(mplaynient Office 

""EM ^ pueng st 

C»il Mike Johnson iPgiMOOO 

for an appointmenl if ôu can't 

make,it during th» regujar hours 

EQUAI, BPPOHTUNITT 

WrLoyiR 

pl 

M 

VOUNG MARRIED WOMAM will de 

B*6y sitting at her BMtmiront 

fwm* duKng.the week. Will oWwidi 

lunen. Can is(.p!fjj, j3J 

rVILl. CARI FOR C«lto"ln my own 

home for working mooier. Can 

KJJI470. g30 

CM1U3 CAJIli Baljy .ming in my 

nome, by Bis day or week. Have 

ncMlent referenees. Cell J99-SOT0, 

MO 

MRS. MARTIN 


en lave, lUNeu, hnlth, 

luck oc child problems. 

Reunihj His upmtt, ajfe, 

Can help you on eitrem- 

problems Pint Hm. In 

your irM, 

AUTO GLASS 

REPLACED 

Insurants Approved 

Service 


Glass 

926 Aibury AVB, 

39».2M4 

BETWEEN Sth and 10th 

•US, OPPORTUNITY 

iLLY LOCATE 

Dh! 344-W76 

Card or Palm. 

Pull Lite Readings. 

Hand Knifa 

oNusu.1, 

The nanderm 

CARDS 

LUNCHEONETTE PI.US 2 apartfnantl, 

and eomfsrfat3i# SUest 

This is a wonderful mesme 

erty everything in fine eon 

See it in opersiion nqw._ The 

i* reamanasie, Coaita* 

Atlantie Ave, 3993M9 

iion now. The price 

Caaltal Realty, 3]D 

H (Fridays) 

JR HgNT—Store and office, 1800 

sq. ft. math. Centrally jscatajd- 

V»ry ratianHila, ft. rsrashlan. 14 

Bay Awe. , * tf (Fridavs) 

SMOr« AND OrTPICi Space Availaole. 

Oil hoaL Vicinity 4th 4 AsBury 

AVB, Only taO B»r month. Call 

Caasal Realty, 310 Atlantic Ava. 

INWf. tf 

LUNCHEONETTE AND * APART- 

Hwnti. This is a wanderfuj •e> 

mity to^ huvt a well eitaolithed 

ETTE AND * AP 

m&itm. This is a wonderful 

portunity to buy a well stablilhed 

business. It la kept »«ry dean and 

MB first clajj mulnmL T 

UNEEOA 

TOOL 

Atk us; we rant 

mot) any klndl 

Pb.399-2227 


«t ASEURY AV1NUB 

7«f WIST AVENUE 

COMMERCIAL 

REFRIGERATION 

AIR CONDITIONING 

SERVICE 

StUVICE U HOURS A DAV 

F, j, Sannino I Son 

mAfe IWHt 

WALK IN •OXEI 

• W SALES * SERVK 

SELF SOPJPORI1NG 

TOWERS 

VHF • UHF 

and FM 

Ann* U SfhuH 

B«rb. S. Brook. 

CH 

B«rb. S. Brook. 

SCHUFF 

ELECTRIC 

SCHUFF 

— ELECTRIC — 


DIAL. 399.1242 

Upholstering 

Furniture Repairing 

PHONE m-mi 

JOSWOfC 

Ili E. ROOSEVELT 1LVB, 

HAMIOIU M, J. 

GIT MORE 

FUN IN THE 

SUM 

' IANO THE SUNI 

&00tp*5000 

ZENITH, 

CASH-IAATIC 

lOAMS 

OW 

_ , ONlTJMSUaS 

YACHT SAlHi 

PrntMl Ngrff, 

BfHI - 

Sahe 

S 19 (Sun 

S-22 

DemotiitraHon-HuwV 

Home Motel tJHUfa' 

FOR 

3W.165S 1 

ZENITH LOAN CO. 

-mm 

business. It la kept »«ry dean and 

MB first clajj mulnmwiL There 

»f« 4 aaartnient«, AU cn b 

- l 

..^= _nr*T E»ss equiomani, Thsre 

Jl» * apartfnenoj. All can be njnl. 

ea en a yearly Baiii, There are 

many extra), this Is well worth In. 

muMHfnt Coastsl Realty, Mb 

Is Ave, ' « 

OROCERY «TOBE with 3 aptt Has 

operated many years. Is ideal for 

tne partially retirea of someone 

seeung a good sumnwr income. The 

price has just heen rrûced f 

ranid sale Call now. Coastnl 

ty. J991BB». 330 Atlantie A»e. 

50 00 691! MI 

WISHIN- BUT CANT GO fl 

•69 15 1 MFS, '59 4S h.p. MnaV 

plus tra ler and eatras |{Sa S»5 ' 

32IJ (41 

AUTOMOTIVE SERVK1 

KITTEMS ANYONF7 

white, or calico Gr,y 

die gray irid 

399 3 M j 

6 30 


SHEPPARD'S 

AUTO SERVICE 

AUTOMOTIVE seavtci 

ELECTRICAL SYSTEM^ 

BRAKE SPEC»Llfrn, 

WHEEL ALIGfUliCT 

I1M4 Simmon IH 

DI«I mvn 

W. iARL 

NORTH 

7th A Bay 399-2936 

• Fumitur* Rsflnlshinf 

• Furniture Repairing 

• Cabinet Work 

We hm an ntsiulir* file of 

MiggMtlan* and plan* to fill 

d and ducat-. 

Car Radio* Repairod 


14.F0OT THOMPSeN RUNABOUT — 

Clinker built. Complete with con 

trols, tniier, 3B h,i>. Evinrude mo. 

tor, gas tahK, MSO.'AIM have lorn, 

extra* available^—anchor, gas Mnli. 

paddle, motor • eBrfier, seat eiih 

ions. Teleohone MJ-esiS. 

I3C2. 136 

h.p. Used 

control* all 

Calf 3°9 I3 

p.m. Afr*r_ 

IMFO, >S Evlnn 

lufnitior.. St 

sVj&jiry oqin 

33 

l 

prnmt 

anrl.m* b«for4 6 

399-O430. *495. tf 

CHRIS gRAFT ?0 Utility. 103 h,p. 

fully, equipptwl, perfect condition 

ply HiitUm^rinfl, 1128 Bay front. 

Ocean City- • • xt 

JURE HYDROPs-ANt; with ite!\r. 

when) and cablu* JSO, anchor 

(ering, wheel, i| 

nflJtJot 

t Avo. 

884 4th 

G-.10 

d boat 

as. J500 

tf 

AUTOS FOR SALIS 

1965 Mr. (1 Convertible BnWsej «a> 

Ing Gm-n cicpllrnl coniBien. n. 

tllo. 

FnterirtK 

11930B8 

and tonrw*u,anr 

> wll sacrinoL ClI 

1965 MUSTAMG Conu. 

CHIVROLET.iMPALA . „ , _ _ . , 

Capnee facisryair eaifllfaat. « 

jLitomaiic, full, nulpsad. BaiaMOtf- 

condition. (>rli,iie jaeriflM,'tlHl!: W 

a Contral Svt. Ind fleer,,>;\JJ?::3 

,.-.J AUSTIN MlMLEY SPBJlNm,!;! 

IneludÎ soft top' and toflWHr •;,' 

Low mileig,: Must wiaattlVif Wffflt 

area. CairjBS.MIS.. .-{fjitffejjg 

par ivith 65 h.p. Mercur 

ffino Other Doat eriuipment 

to sell qu chly inoving to Ger 

H?0O Contact Mr G Flags w«i»t 

^ndt at 856 plan PUc 399 27B9 

M 

YALE KEYS 

30c each 

QUICK SERVICE 

V^VIS Hardware Co. 

1235 Atbury Avanua 

ONE 1.S66 16' BOLD CU|» by Slass 

fMf with «§ h.B. Mweury in 

"" Pneed 

Than 

. ^.eui .wir. u, pf 

...at 858 pi,.,, fj(as^ ^ 

•oat in iUp at Pleasure; Marina, tf 

IB 1 MILO, 4i h.p. motor, eontrols.' 

', WindsHleid, .laiko 70B Weadl 

dawn frjiler n«w fiberRlan battom, 

molded mahoaany hun, oth.r en. 

tras; Call after a'p.m. nf-UBI • 

i • •,.; f-il,'Fridays 

WINDOW GLASS 

REPLACED 

Ocean City- 

Glass' 

926 Atbury Ave 

399-2224 

BETWEEN BH, gm| l m 

MARINE 

ELECTRONICS 

• SALES «. SERVICE • 

The Rjcht dulpmcnt 

Tlic K]K|,t Advice 

Thi- Right Pricp 

Boat Slip fncilllira nvjllablc 

l ' 

JOHNSON'S 

Radio - TV 

Marine Electronics 

>M Bay Av*.,OcMn City 

DIAL 399-2271 

191B CHIV - V . ayUmatJCiBltf 

running etjnd ton Self dtsfi ^ 

J160 Phun. 399 iJIB in* 5 • »* 

TRUCKS FOR SALS ' 

A COMPLETE LINE W.i 

TRUCKS 

PARTS « SEHVICI. 

* USED TRUCKS *^ 

MOVER 

# MOTORS ;«*S 

MrhSt.AWHtAvtv 

WANTED 

EDA " 

cellen«,«ra; 

STORM SASH 

AND SCREENS 

REPAIRED 

Ocean, City 

Glass 

916 Asbury Av». 

399-2224 

BiTWEEr. Mh .„« IOO, 

FRANCIS L. ABBOTT 

SAILBOATS 

IMMEDIATE DELIVERY 

on SUNFISH ,' 

M9 WEST AVENUE 

Ocean City 399-2424 

"7-1 Bntg? 

•FOR ^Li,; t^Bj 

Bicvcurg, SALES „,„ 

' Bicycle, hv. hlrev fN 

inynttil.:: Blittim - StehV 

Afinin 

r- Awe, 

for hin 

Bicycle 

3A f turlboafd. 

Call jftof *|3O B.m. and all day 

waakands anrj Syhdays, 399 0168. 

«ao 

BEOKOOM «1T (i Biases), Keel, 

lent condition ifto oamplafs. 

Sewing machine with cabinet, 135! 

refrigerator and washing machine, 

SZS. 340 SeabrWlt Roatl. G-30 

WE5TINGHOUSE (slant front) iaun- 

dermal, Good wording condition, 

*10.00. R. Simons, 3I1S West Ave. 

6-30 

APT. SIZE GAS RANGE, good Condi. 

tJon, 110,00; bmaltfasf nook tup. 

nltyre, M.uu; porciHaiii top table 

*l,60. Call 3ii*?l. MB 

GAKAGE SALE, 334 Atlantic An, 

Power Lawnmower $15- Wfingef 

washing machine IIS, 10 fractional 

h.p, IIB-V electric metsrs. starting 

at $4. Wooden scraens ang storm 

windows, II each. Household artl. 

cles loads more. 199,0615, 7,14 

OOLF CLUBS—S« of four matches' 

Wlssn woods-1. J, 3 and 4. four 

irons, putter and wedge, 115, Gail 

9271717 to see. tf 

eiLLlNT CONDITION Hot Point 

automatic weshgf. dalyKe, modem 

controls, 140.00. Will dsmonstrata. 

Call 3993:ii, 6 30 

TWIN Hollywood Hesrjiioarde, 11.00, 

Double mattreis. Si.DO. Spate 

heater, 110,00, and RBA TV iii.oo. 

Operative. 163 Simpson Ave. 6-30 

STUDIO COUCH, Kelwinstor refrig- 

erator .slipper chair, two outdoor 

ehairs, vaeuuni eleanr- — J " : 

cleaner, 

Ave, 

, vacuum cleaner and iissel 

if. Reasonable. 1956 Asbury 

t MIAMI awning typf windows — 

1 Qalonial double hung window, 

with storm sash. I I'li'S" fiy»h 

exterior door. All in gsod dondi. 

fion. Call"399-73S4. Of 1133 Sim> 

son Ave. 6.30' 

POHTAftLE TVPEWRIJTR MS. Lawn. 

mower lie. Twin bru^h electric 

Shetland floor polisher iio. Pair 

twin mattress llirnH Si, 399-6706, 

APARTMENT SIZE MB. HANOi — 

Excellent cofidition -S2S.00. Call 

99«(65" and ask tor Barker be. 

te^J'£.*i,, M l,"*° »«"". 6-30 

QR!f#, ver^ good eondilieri, ' corn. 

plete. Also « ' "— -'— 

bed pillows Call 

Fûiar iizs 

S.3Q 

LOTS FOR SALE 

BIESLEY'S POINT BUiLDINB LOT, 

100 z 112, In excellent develop. 

ment. 11,900 Coastal Raalty. 330 

Atlantic Avenue, tf 

RIAL 

W.IY ehnt fra«w — llectrie 

^ne ironer. Reasonable 10J? 

»t Ay». . ... MO 

; RiFBiQERATOH'ln good con. 

Ion. go, if at 3(14 Asoury Ave. 

I. us, a fair offer and ir* youni. 

BOUI BUN — EurBpean, hand 

ênfle,'brass BoundTloS years 

1° 4S S '* fiP8p W s P 1 "* 8 - g§. 

iNT SUE HEFRWIRATtoR— 

• legged , table,; Ohirjaendale 

^ ^ Central Av,,ft rwr. 

|l tor store. US. Call 39S- 

• llfKlfjghten Place,.,V, * W; ClTOS|> 

RlVlEHft RANCHER. Altra&' 

-WiWMrhedrooni hon!* noaf Lagoon 

In: Mctlon of finn homes. Coastal 

MMMORA. Four BMrooms, SlJitSg, 

^Thls attractive horn* on a 50x90' 

comer, lot, in. sit* exgefleni^lo^fetion, 

also n>s s large dining rosrh, oil 

heat witfi sumrnBr.winter hookup, 

. jjijy- room , snd many, osier . fea- 

ture* that make.lt a •'Marmora lest 

Bu«".-Inspect thru M M Rootty, 

119 AHanLc Ave. UMM. tf. 

PMPJ-EX FOR JI4,0O0? „Sound .m, 

possiblo? Not at Coastal Realty. 

This duple* offem a heated J bed 

room apartment plug, a 2Vx bedroom 

apartment Bom rented. We- suff- 

gert you hMrry for this oner. Coastal 

Realty. 330 Atlantic Avenue. tf 

t BEDROOMS, IV, BATHS, family 

. .room, sas Jieat, large lot, Moderrj, 

Good unditton. Only ' 114,505. 

$2,000 down to gualiflsd buvar. 

CoiEtal Realty, 4S00 Asbury Avo. 

ii».B7ll4, tf 

THIS IS A MONEY MAKER. 0 welt 

kept 2 bedroom apartments. 

Ready for the season., lo 3ti excel- 

lent location. Come to Coastal 

Realty 330 Atlantic Avenue. _.tf 

LISTINGS BADLY NEEDED on Main- 

land, We have many buyers that 

we are not able to accommodate 

Won't you c*H and list your house 

w)tf> iitt This is ursentr Coastal 

Realty, 2 Braddock Drive, Somers 

Point- 927-6789. tf 

IF VOU HAVE CHARM — here's a 

home- to m&tehl Colonial en 

trance, into a large foyerl Spacious 

re&tful living ft. wtth fireplace! 

Soft-tone carpeting. Formal < enter- 

talnin- dining R.t DectHc kitctiertt 

All thlft . plus a superb view al' 

Oceahl 4 twin and double size bed- 

rorjtT.s| 2% bethsl Many targe well 

lighted! closets! Tremendous- *to*' 

age &pace and extra farKe double 

Igaragei In timo lo enjoy tha fum 

-ner and under $45,000. FUrnlslied. 

Inspect thru Rousher. Realtor,, 935 

Ocaan Aue. 7-7 Fridays) 

NICE HOME, heated, unfurnished, 

living room, eliding room, modern 

Mtehen, 4 bedrooms, tile bath. De, 

tached oyertU*d 1-tsr garage. Ex- 

tra lot. Only J19.OO0. Dittnch |n- 

Realtors. 80, A Wesley Awe, 

tf (Friday) 

SINGLE 

30C off excellent bfladfi, with 

oil heat. tfoy«rr tmttfi living 

dining Siva, modem htt- 

with wall men, 3 b«d- 

, 1 *A cvramlc bath*, 

-ihur-dryttr, 2 deckfl, 

' fft 

DUPLEX 

E.ch floor llvln* raarn. alnlni 

area, MtOHn, I IMHHTH, bath. 

IB fl. Heated, Excellent 

4 UNITS 

Excellent beach area wtth ocaan 

vlaw. Threa 4J>edrnem apart- 

ments, one Z-J»dn>on1 apart, 

ment. All With modem kltchena 

and ceramic tile batha and P0W. 

Oar rooms. 196S Income over 

»7.000. 

YEAR ROUND SINGLE 

Uwlng room, all •lecMc Mtehen 

and dlntrif area, t bedrssmt, 2 

full ceramic tne baths, Islousle 

porch. Slnsla car garaga. Daau- 

tlftil Ocasn >hn>. 

MARR 

AGENCY 


399-7036 

"if 

QUALITY THROUGHOUT—Yes. we 

are excited about this property 

It offers a cheerful strew level 

apartment, a lovely owners apart- 

mant 8 «uett rooms all with TV 

sots, a suite of rooms oil hot water 

heat and a 2-car garage. This Is a 

choice comer location near beach 

and boardwalk. We assure you that 

It's well • worth seeing- Priced 

$26,500. Call today Coastal Realty 

Atlantic Ave. 399-3869. tf 

ESTADLISHtD GUEST HOUSE with 

panoramic view or Shell Beach 

and Inlet 2 bedroom apartment 

rented for season plus 11 rooms 

eff clcncy opartment and owner s 

apartment Asking W9 500 Coastal 

Re Ity. 4B00 Ashury Ave 399-0784 tf 

beach Atta 

Make offer 

Asbury Au 

ROOM DUPLEX, 

porches. Ocean view. Good 

Attached garage $18 900 

ffe CoasUl Realty 4800 

1 AND 3 BEDROOM 

larger porchns, Oj 

hed gar 

CoasUl 

399 0784 

900 

4800 

If 

STORE AND 3 D£DROOM Apartment 

, In downtown section. Just redec- 

orated.' Budding has slats roof, 

aluminum siding and 611 hot water 

ht A l d b t *15500 

A rea 

Cl Coastal 

Atlantic Ave, 

um siding and 611 hot water 

A real good buy at *15,500 

rfestly. 399-3639 330 tf 

GARDENS, one level home, living 

- room, dining room, modern, elee. 

trie kitchen, ftundry, 3 brarooms, 

oath. Detached, garage. Oil hot wat; 

erheMed, Very |OOf/eond itlon. ~ 

niihed. Only (15.000, - 

H.sltor, 14 Atlantic Ave. 

dition Tur 

H»lega%s 

0^0 

i>trei*t 

powde 

|ng" in 

RfeAL ESTATE — SALE 

SPACIOUS S bedraom,faU>Hot water 

jfleMed, fMml»hs«14tJierne V " ' 

rooms sre h"jt»d). N«*r fin. 

at 3rd.st.Hai guest hbufs II—. 

swl flosr fjotenyal_«partrnent hi 

v^:•': i •••^V••;^••r•'••••;.•;••• 1 i•x 1 3'vL•;;••••.:t"^:''''J 

AcflVi RBiMi IST^l BUSINESS, , / 

CeiiTriily UoeaWd, Gqod Income .:?,•••. r-^ 

^Myr^^^^^^^M^mi-^M 

1 i TWlK-WDRbOM with OFFICii " y 

i. qbmtrrtj?ci|lZoiM

* * * * • * • • " • 

HEADS PHYSICAL FITNESS 

PAINTING *BWB4f6jM';'i^refl:,:naw* s .liqin4;-a 

J!flW»a* n Wi'.W«Whifci>^M0B4ttH 

ANTENNA 

INSTALLATIONS 

TOWER and 

ROOF MOUNTINGS 

FOR 

VHF-UHF&FM 

COMPLETE; SALES 

and SERVICE 

Color • BfarkandT 

TV RENTALS 

GLEESON'S TV 

1048 Asbury Avenu* 

DIAL 399-4910 

Vincent and Joseph 

say 

Enjoy yourself this summer 

with a short cut to beauty! 

Our Magnificent NEW 

SOFT CUBLY PERMANENT 

by Helen Curtis 

REGULARLY $25.00 

NOW ON SPECIAL - Mon., Tues. and Wed. 

Swim Suit* 

Rasularly $6.98 

OME and TW(M>IECE 

SOLIDS and PRINTS 

11th Street and the Boardwalk 

DIAL 399-2277 or 4499 

i 

HO DOMAN 

SURF and liACH 

Afo Help To Color Blind 

THB OCEAN CITY SENTINEM.EDGER 

Stqte Plans Painted Roads To Guide 

Motorists Through Traffic Patterns 

—'•flta Beptrtmeijt of j of flwMems Jtatfne tom a eon- 

1 (his \rat launched plicated freeway Interchange to an 

its colored pavement test. 

p reeway int 

A,three-quarter incb thick, red as- ordinary stop sign. 

^jati faajt pavement ^vanariiM mis applied appUid on Uw[diaiiinglnf the ITie urban Ksei driver as he faora muttquJcWy a more 

flBStbpuna approach of-Route 61 at r««rt to~a-witty of signs md 

ttj interR^m « northbound Route nuuMngs creaM by traffle en- 

S06 ta %nrtm Twwrtlp, BuriliB. gums to jronot* a anooth and 

ten County. Installation rf the IJnted ^ft B«£flc flow. 

"«*« °°2*rtJ^K' e "»!*« «« equating a 

oo*d pavanmte to help make driv- " ^ ^ S f 

last year and a similar but limited 

I national study tudy on colored pave- pave^ I K s motorists ts through compli- compli 

ments, indicate, that colored pave-1 ' h I 

led '"'crchanges or Intersections; 

merits do liavc a safety value a«J I * or ar aJsoC.under , condcroilon^W'specific 

uses.'V ' 

"ttw study also will enxmqnat a. 

material Evaluation of colored pavements. 

Tills will Include such factors 

as color uniformity bud retention, 

visibility, ond reflectance properties, 

skid 'resistance, reaction to 

chemicals, repairnWlity. service, end 

30 feet from curb to curb. Just be- 

Initial cost and rflalnteharice. 

fore the Intersection are two. over- tyom a material evaluation,, eoriy 

sized stop', signs- which are intent- experiments with colored paveally 

illuminated. 

ments were not too successful. However, 

reseurchen say great strides 

Auto approach speeds io tht? in- havu been made in the direction as 

terseetion almidy have been meas- the result of recent developtnnt of 

ured. They «111 bo taken again In plgnientcd synthetic plnstlc jtslns 

about a month after motorists have that can be used as ipaving binders 

adjusted to tho n'd piivement. and the use of pigmented Portland 

Tlie speeds are measured at 100- concrete cement. 

foot intervals by placing rubber 

tubes similar to those used with' 

traffic counters across the roadway. Installed Trustee 

TTie tubes are connected to a recorder 

which registers speeds. 

TTio acvidenl record also will be 

compiled for a thiw-yeor pqriod at 

the intersi-ction. In a six-year 

'urning. special use or speed j tlu-ough 13G5 therv were 29 j 

^nacwirt it I anes' 

aeciOents with 39 persons iitfurvd 

at' intersections, interdmnges airf 

and 1 killed. Uist year four wen? 

high hazard locaUnns. 

It has also been proposed that the kill«l in two fatal accidents there. 

•' The Dnpartmot selected tte Mans- Bnted pavanentg could be used to 

As fur ii culor c«lt' for pavernents, 

field Tcnvnship intersectioti. a "high indicate passenger (croenvalks. pas. 

researchers lire thinking in terms of 

accident" location to its gist senger, loading* school, step and 

field test of colored pavement . wanynj iones. 

their traditional highway usage. 

Rtxl has been proposed for a "stop" 

Fatt experience indi(ata that as At the Route W.2W test site the or "do not" situation; orangt? for 

speets aiii traffle volumes rise on red pavement |g being applied on "extreme danger" rum," under 

United Artists relisise and in Color 

by DeLttxc, Phil Silvers;" Jack Gilford 

and Buster Keaton are also in 

the cast. 

HEADQUARTERS FOR 

FINEST BRAND 

CLOTHES 

FOR BOYS and GIRLS 

• INFANTS' WBAR 

• DRESSES 

• PLAY CLOTHES 

• SWIM WEAR 

Large*? Selection 

Ghubbefte 

CLOTHES in So. Jersey 

BVz to Teons 

:PAM'C .•'«•» VENTNOR AVE. 

B H " ** Vmtnof, H J. 822-6B17 

OPEN WtDNfeSDAY KVES 

UNICARD-CCP CHARGES 

-NOTICE- 

The problem of dogs running at large 

in Upper Township is becoming very 

serious. 

Under New Jersey dog licensing law 

any time that a dog i$ off the premises o^ 

the person in charge of the dog, that dog 

may be impounded by the dog warden 

even if the dog is licensed. 

If the dog owners of Upper Township 

do not correct this situation immediately, it 

may become necessary for the Township 

Officials to act under the state Health laws, 

and issue a proclamation authorizing the 

killing of any dog found running at large 

within Upper Township. ' 

BY ORDER OF THE UPPSR TOWNSHIP COMMItTEE 

LEONARD MIGLMCCIO, M " 

He resides wtth his wife Joan 

and his five childmi in Ocean City 

BURGER 

QUEEN 

16TH STREET 

CHEESE- 

BURGERS 

EXTRA THICK 

MILK SHAKES 

HOMEMADE 

Domrrs 

OPEN 7 DAYS 

' A WEEK 

10 A.M.'HI 777 

PALMER SHOPPING 

CENTER 

• OpWMedby 

Outm.'jr. 

ONLY 

AT 4 __ 

SO. JERSEY'S LEADING 

WE FEATURE N 

BRANDS OF 

For 

TREADEASY 

NATURALIZERS 

SELOY 

BRITISH CLASSICS 

NETTL6TONS 

NUNN-BUSH 

FINEST IMPORTS 

AIL SHOES GUARANTEEDVw 

1933 PACIFIC AVENUE 

PREE Car, Nnw Yark _ 

PARKING ft Padne Ave, § 

- ^ — SUNDAY SPECIA 

DEVILED CL/W 

PLATTER 

COMPANY SPECIAl 

100 PIECES 

PLANTATION CHICK 

FOR 20.00 



10th It. & Asbury Ave, DiaHOT 

Palm Beach 

engineers 

a sportcoat with 

an English accent 

The look to BMngnbhiea and ii«WiyU«* 

nwi Mis, flie slowest nip atlBtjwilfiaw^ 

vcnls. The subtle shsiplnf- dep'«B*-."l.' M>1 *"talMHng 

(o succeed. PalnvBewW ' " J 

modem, mechanized equipment ttu 

unlest details of constnicll«n and ..„ 3;iaM 

tffldsDIIy and cconomicallj. Wgi«WiWffi 

Efves this Palm Beach ipdrteoBl* eWottJ^ 

.: a fraction otwltat jou'diMpsct W j^gSpf; 

: vP4tM^cri^tACKS:!:^^f; 

MEN'Yond BOYS 1 

733 Asbury Ave. Dial 

OPEN FRIDAY and SATORDAYJ 

WE HONOR C.C.P., OINBP/S CIJ 

and AMERICAN EXPRESS CRfOIT 

if.: 

i 

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