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i * *J # k -|l ' ^1 "i 4j 4 Hi M,>\^2iL%*A*£>i ^ «. * ** k_ J M. PRICE F/GHTfp GROCffir KNOCKDOWNS' MAXWEU HOUSE COFFEE .. KRISPY CRACKERS ......., MAXWELL HOWE COFFEE •tii«t»«BftS«ip HILLS BRO1 COFFEE ..... DELMoMfTE DRIMK .., T O P C H O I C E •-•• DOG FOOD I ' ffl§iSavings are yours just-forTfie Shopping/ ^^^^•niT^nâ ll^v IT, 1967. QuowJy' Hgha FROM YOUNO CORN FID BiiF •*%?&, ^'M:CUT W-'i^wrf. SAVI 4c BREAKFAST T1IAT VIRGIMtA LII FUDGE YELLOW with PHI 10< WHITE OWL CIGAR SHOP: THURS. 'TIL 9 P.M., FRI. TIL 10 P.M., SflT. TIL 6 P,M" LANCASTIR BRAND RiBSTIAK . WNCASTIl BRAND iONHISS SSBBfflfS? GROUND BEEF UNCASTiR BRAND iONIUSS l ,..,lb69 3 » snfannle wm malch. tor of the bride, s maid of honor, «B aeeeBmes and a white orchid ONE CAN TILL and ierving as brideanalds were ooraage, One can tell when the family in- Mrs, Thoma. O, »mngt«i, Mre. M FoUowini a reoepHon at the nan. nan cludes a chUd and a dog—the screen ing in the dor bulges in the appropriate places.-ChrisUan Science Monitor, teiecttom included "Bftert Me Not and toe Navsr i^nii ass at . mt graduate of Oeean Obr H#i SdiaS, Shs atteirf. anfl until her^ marriage — pI5>Td by fte New Jersey a 1 Tele, phine Company. The bridegroom, a UO sraduate of Ocean Oty High School, was graduated tarn the Naval Academy last Wednesday, Comfng Eventa fn Upper Township 6* Scout Pack » Mcnie, 10 a.m., . L. n«land Rocreotton qentar, Upper Township ttmmttMe, S pjn,, Township Hall. ; , ] Dau#il!eM of America, I p.m.,' D of A HaB, TucW»e. ' ' . • • ' • • • • • * • ' • • • . • . . .Girl fcout Troop fl, 7 p.m,, PBtorn» BasHst Church. ' Monday thru Friday— i Vacation Bible Sehqol, BjMajn, to ll:S0.a,m,, Trinjftr Me»hodi«t atooh., r T ; • ' . - V . • . : . • • • ' " ' • . • • • • • . ; ' • • • • • • , • ••• Vacation TOe School, BiSOjiin, 'to Ui30 a,m;, Second Gape May Baptist For TK« Season yi On the Bay SEAFOOD MARKET and BAKERY RESTAURANT DEEP SEA Fl .V>i_ Jl't î i i I I
FOR RENT World's Newest House Paint! * DIAL 399-7296 • THE OCEAN CITY SENTJNEL-LEDGER , i i 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 CUSTOM DRAPERIES • BEDSPREADS £• CURTAINS • DRAPERIES • WINDOW SHADES • VENETIAN BUNDS (RBCOgp awlRBTAPE) • TRAVERSE RODS (Installation Available) OHW Weekdays SiSfj a.rn>» 5 p.in,_Fri. & Sat. 7 p.m. to 8 p.m. BUDD'S DECORATOR SHOP 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
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