Jun 1967 - On-Line Newspaper Archives of Ocean City

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toya4jpe/ A^JSCni cjiolcG for a, ^
ric'bag fe onolnade from meat drippings. and play aeHviHes with enthusiasm
You can unprove the aiting habits
of your fanuiy Jf you uJlow pl«»iy
of time tor breakfast. To do this, organize
broakfiist prepaititions as part
of your dally muune. Take time lb
plan intercsUna and' varied menus.
Make sure you and jour family
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fiow well done you want poultry
antl mvni • is a matter, of family
prvfervntv, t'xcppt for pork. Purl al
\vi\y% mi'clH to bo i-csjk«1 until w^i Gregory's
HICMM;
FOODS REQUIRE SPECIAL RESTAURANT
& BAR
900 SHORE ROAD
SOMEKS POINT
HANDLING IN WARM WEATHER
Observe the utmost care in hand,
ling and holding foods durtriB warm
weathfr. Protein foods, such as
meat, niilk, poultry, anti 'eg|^, re^
quire >x)ur special attention,
Somi> preeauttorB are neeessary
when you're preparing foal for a
bael^sid nu«J or for a picnic away
from home. Food containing harmful
bacteria may look, taste, and
smell the samo as 4>efore it was
contaminated.
In warm weather, keep perishable
foota in the rvfriwrator until
you need them, U you're eattng
away fmm home, put perishables In
an iee-Olled chest. Keep the ehest
in a cool place. Take- only as much
food as you think will be eaten at the
rheal. And, plan to eat satin after
you arrive at the pienie area,
BCTi-ari 1 of serving crsimud foods,
eustard or ereem pies, cream puffs,
and similar eag or milk foods. Keep i
meat Dsh, chicken, and potato 1
salads and sandwieh fillingi cold. If I
BREAKFAST SERVED
HARD* SHELL
EXCELLENT FOOD
Snapper Soup
PACKAGE eOOBS
DELIVERED
Phew 927-3943
Open 7 A.M.
UII I 'Q 1234.1242 Boardwalk
n I L L dRISTAURANT I CUM BAR
Ocean City's Only Boardwalk Clam Bar
Serving - LUNCH - DINNER
STEAMED (IJjAMS -SEAFOOD,,- COCKTAILS
DELICIOUS SHORE DINNERS
TRY OUR 4 P.M. TO 8 P. M. DINNER
SPECIALS EVERY NIGHT
LUNCHEON
SPECIAL 12-3 From '1.00
COMPLETE
SEAFOOD MENU
CHARCOAL
BROILED STEAKS & CHOPS
OPEN 12 NOON 'TIL 9 P.M. *
•t th> TOP O' THE WALK High Ov.r Boardwalk and Oc»n
THE MAQNIFICCNT
Suptrli Cumne • Ctmunmtal Service
Serving from ( p.m. Dancing from 1 p.m.
£v«y Day Dally Eiopt Monday*
Relax! An Intimatr Rcmlp7^oui 'Ncalh llio SlariJ
Vint The STARLIGHT LOUNGE
at ih. lOf O' tMi WAltC
U III IUSBIUI
mure oti
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1|TONY MART'S! •
-4, ^ " * • SOMERS POINT • ^J *
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* 3—GREAT BANDS — 3 *
* JOEY POWERS and the DIMENSIONS ^
I The Upper
* Hand
Thte
Techniques,
Extra Added I Our Famous Go-GcrGfHs
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11ff ASBURY AVI,
RAW & COOKED
BLUE FISH • CRAB]
SNAPPER SOUP
LIVE MAIN! LOBSTERS*
# OPEN ALL YEAR "ROUND ~ •
w
6TH STREET «
THE BOA
ONDERLA
= 14 RIDES =Jj=
OPEN MONDAY THRU SATbBB
I P.M, to
WONDERLAND RENT-A-EIKE
•k PARK FREE WHILE RIDING * 5
OPEN 7:30 A.M.
4
Plenty of Beach and Boardw&lkfa
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DAN'S
* * + OPEN ALL YEAR 'ROUND
ROCKFISH • SEA BASS •
FRESH SHRIMP and COOKED
BLUE FISH • BUTTERFISH •
FILET of FLOUNDER e
FISH ROE • JERSEY L
FRESH BAIT
I BLOODWORMS • FRESH SQUID
I BUNKER & GROUND BUNKER - CHUM-fl
Lw..MHnHMBiM>H
W* Pack Your nth Purch.,., In tc* SuMld.nt lo I
Now Open 7 Days a}.
Your
Father's
Mustache
SOMERS POINT
NEW JERSEY
TREAT THE KIDDIES TO SOME FINI
, "THE WORLD'S WORST BANJO;!
EVERY SUNDAY - KIDDf
(NON-ALCOHOLIC from
CLAMBAKE THIS SJ
JUNE 18TH
ALL YOU CAN EAT
with Corn on the CobU
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&
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ol ibtngs gring the eppoaito way.
Tlie emnomie atuaflfln to also ma-
BOARDWALK AT 11th STREET OCEAN art rouiMled by an area of, doubt "Hie
buMness ^wdown in (he first haU
\ DINING ROOM II
of U87
has ttaned out to He more
DAILY
•were than anticlpattd. d The h
' OPEN TO THE PUBLIC
eral expe.*itjon expe*tjn la sBU Uiat
eoononw w will ill Oan W
wiihout ih an
SPECIALS •
intervening r^artOB M to
Dwood F. KIrkman Chvncrthlp-
R. L BSL then are no dear signs that the
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 failinfS^itoi
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."
OO0t> BRUtH '
Tim quality id a paintbrush in detebnjmed
by Ss fullness, different
length bristles. «nd whether or not It
has tapered, tipped and flagged bris-
*». • Agood tnWi has brtttkB that
are dUfercnt tentfte •» that the tan*
iaVdMributeuj evenly flirougnout the
bn)ah, Mi just'at UK Up.
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CORNER 9th STREET and CENTRAL AVENUE —- AIR-CONDftlONEO
OPEN EARLY IN THE MORINING TILL IATP At NlOHT ' .'.
Serving Braalcfatt — Lvnehaon — SandwichM —.
Soda Fountain Featuring JaM Logan Ic« CrMm
DELIVERY SERVICE WE CATER TO CHILDREN DIAL
OVER 3i» YEARS OF SUCCESSFUL BUSINESS
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BR1NS THE CHILDREN
• IBIE BALLOONI
• PRIZES
• From 0:30 •. m.
ta.ll!3O a.m.
itsaa<
Brunch On Sunday
to a "Fun Da)/" for th^ enUrt JmRVl
•th* rORT-O-CAU.
(w your vUmn
HNftT MUNCH
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In
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AISOLUTH.Y
CONNOISSEUR ART GALLERY
On In. I " " • '
PDRTDCBLL HOTEL
AND
MOTOR INN
ANNOUNCING OUR REOP6WING
FRIDAY, JUNE 16 - 5 |1»j M.
Horse/s
31 Years in the Same LrOcatioh-vfitB.,
Management and Serving the Same
OUR SPECIALTIES
FAMOUS VIP
SOUTH AFRICAN LOBSTER
1357 ASSUftY AVENUE %* "" '
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