Jun 1967 - On-Line Newspaper Archives of Ocean City

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2 — SECTION ONE
..._ ,Bnr»,rip*s from 6.00
SLACKS . , , Clastic, betMseps,
durable press, lightweight. All
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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.
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KNIT SHIRT* « . . fita
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DIAL 399-55U
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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 ^ARE 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
THE OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER
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
eggs and milk, A laryi? assortmeiil School. He served in the Navy Air
in the Marine Room of the Flanders
of hrcad, mils, cukes pies mid other Corps from ]' \'" '. - - --V
From Heqd to Toe . „ f .
and Comfortable! ^
and In ilyto, foal Her«'« a gold mine of id*a»for F«Hiw'« Day.'" »?
ACCESSORIES
Bow TIM — Four-Inland — Boll«, Etc
Wida Selection
FQR HDME-HANPYMAN-HOBBYIST
by
LEE & BIG YANK
KNIT SHIRTS
PAJAMAS
by Wings
?2.98 & ?3.95 9& *3.95
SLACKS
DACRON — WASH «N WEAR
CREASE RISISTANT
$
8.95 to '11.95
BERMUDA
WALKING
SHORTS
$4.95
LEON'S
Brandt you know. AND prtoM you'll lov»! ' - '^
Short or Uii0 v Sle«ve ' *r
DRESS SHIRTS J-*
— Perinan«nt,Pr«f* — ¥
by B.V.D. and WINGS
'3.95 - ?5.95
STA-PREST
SLAX
BY
LEVI
AND
FARAH
•7 to *9
SWIM TRUNKS
Colorful plaids,
plain colors and surfers;
*3.95 -
ROBES
$4.95 to
*12.95
! SHO
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DIAL 399-2768
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