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4'-; SECTION THREE RMHUUSER CANDY HABIT RAUHAUSfR'S HE'LL BE DELIGHTED WITH A DISTINCTIVE GIFT-WRAPPED BOX OF CHOCOUTES 711 ASBURY AVENUE PROM OUR OWN KITCHENS TWO FOR THE SHOW 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
h\ i . I t • if: ¥•' 11i !Si * - - -"* ^' ] ^'»k)T VET IN FIJM. STRtDfe 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- V^-^^ that faveth pleasure shaU be n»JL—Provette 31. IT. I&E STYLE SHOP SOMCftS POINT SHOmNS CENTOt DIM. U7-UM NAME BRAND ' DRESSES • WHITE STAG • KQRRTof CALIFORNIA • JANIZH* SPORTSWEAR ; :» PETER PAH »d JANTZEN SWIMWEAR , • UNOERIB |by KAYSCIt BERKSHIRE ari MOJUO SUPPOSE HOSE NEXT WEEK'S THE WEEK! IWIIFOR BUI WOODS' ANNOUNCEMENT Hv'i,'"' ^.i.. 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. ' • ^ . . c , f ^ * / " • 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
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