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,f j > 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^^UERMO NJ — Airman First "I ihe Class Grorge E. Dowiing. Ill, son *Iir-1 I iki iv* I-IICT* ti drcg> mi the<strong>of</strong> Mr and Mr^. George E. Dowiing, ln.nr-.i~ m t, * trf En Jr, <strong>of</strong> 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 <strong>of</strong> 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-Yi^ed 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 <strong>of</strong> o lniencanait aimnnio. Man (RECORD and RETAPE) speaker »as outgolia C^aneeUor 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 <strong>of</strong> lung jumping anl miBrie flex, Mrs. Oali Biaby PMtt ass award ing. High rteppuiK majorettes are a rd a bnchetor <strong>of</strong> aits degree in edu. part <strong>of</strong> mE& band and r*u high- caflon at caamumeernat. exercises stepping majorette-ieaciiefs were tor Muhlenberg OoUeRe ainday. She NEW YORK CITY Swa^er 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 <strong>of</strong> Dr Guide* Stete Vaikw} £ Lock Ms Over," and Mrs. Gordon Buzby. <strong>of</strong> Abing Sdnduln ton. Pa., and IMS Central av., this i Mm* Alr-«id. VihUu eiiy. Her hisband is Pali FWti«, Jr son <strong>of</strong> Dr. and Mrs. Fsul.Peaii i Pklur. Window. <strong>of</strong> 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 <strong>of</strong> 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 <strong>of</strong> the most modem heating system ever i ELECTRIC 'LIST B. Benner. Sr.. son <strong>of</strong> . Boimer, <strong>of</strong> 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 <strong>Ocean</strong> , 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 Su^uehanrB 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 <strong>On</strong>yentton were announced at the^ meeting tt Hobens. JbhMon Unit BM WW AujpaflP held •meslay eumiim m^Oie home <strong>of</strong> Mre. Osm. Mfslftas^ n>e eawenUon i» teneouled fcr <strong>Jun</strong>e 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 <strong>of</strong> 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 <strong>On</strong>m*, will deliver the Baccakiuresilo address on Sunday. (<strong>Jun</strong>e 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 <strong>of</strong> Central Mcth<strong>of</strong>lifit Chinch Linwood, -who will otter tho invoesu tlon and the benediction, the Rev JoJm S. DUBOIB, pastor <strong>of</strong> Northfleld Methodist <strong>On</strong>irch. who . render the scripture reading, and the Rev Adolph W KaW, vicar <strong>of</strong> Christ Episcopal Church, Somers toint who will <strong>of</strong>ler tho prayer The Mainland Regional High School Concert Owir. under the dl rectton <strong>of</strong> 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 <strong>of</strong>ficers will be elected. Dues tor <strong>1967</strong>-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 <strong>1967</strong> 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. <strong>On</strong>ly $ 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 Hotp<strong>of</strong>at 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,^iUV«* -;.• and d«p door «h«lv*w full-wldih v««stal»l»/»(j a]i{Mrandbuiivbfa. . . ; 1 , ,V <strong>On</strong>ly $ 199.95 •••• • * : . . .• i T ,» SEE OUR SPECIALS HOTPOWT ^ FOOD WASTE DISPOSERS ON Ii' , CORSON 1ELECTRI0 752 WEST AVENUE ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR .DAY <strong>of</strong> OPIN 8-S DAILY , t JACOB a SCHUFEC JR ,'•$« • •if'i I i' , j
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