awl MB ;c |; j!|| jifc l^^psswjBggsjfea^^^^g iuart . . . STORE 1 FINEST AND MOST COMPLETE STOCK sis ,-..£.. Mj All OF SOUTH JERSEY |tt»^»tpl^ SWOT Pent fgflial ^27-p?1 or 6422 PACKAGE SUES IS OUR ONLY KS^S, NOT A SffiELlNE I X ilfld tjjs spD!*! fngre mpi iiue I exating. I onco hoard that fishing at BtfBlV* Sifter Shoe, BIS Afr I was ahray««• luck, Yai may bo j b", JiBt bricn- It js tta s,xxmd b^s ft, too. witt a cart en it, bie rtnjj. fay to net a real live airfer! teams are ehgW#, T*cy ore invM#d ais *"!>!»" priaed oddly. And ip ••«-lfe- hhmfish- in th : spetlms, WTshfui IE seemed me title. m (ot <strong>of</strong>l to a das Powerboats In Warmup IliJ^.JS" 1 1 to report Sahwtay at i a.m. altte *« announced Is Rotary Guest JeroU M; Nugent, manaier <strong>of</strong> the i the.B^t Canadian geese, use. the nmt^mnOM u a rrsting place, while ann iTOwi ary, grabbrt mirt place. they foraw for food. »W*i ITiere WBTB no otter events Sin. day due » poor randlUoBs, Spraying marshlands with poison, ous chemieals has proven to be fatal ..s,i • _ _ _ ' — I lo many spt-ciex <strong>of</strong> the small m^n« Summer Sports Program ! bnns an «Weh the fish and fowl feed, | ifugent s«ld It.ran upset the balance • Set To Go <strong>On</strong> <strong>Jun</strong>e 26 <strong>of</strong> natur* in (Mi na, causlnB ir. i : Oeian CHy'* sJtnrmr ^or» pro-repnrable harm, . %'0 (M will We in full swing by Man- ,i day, <strong>Jun</strong>e 28, it wps annoinced yes-iri"",—-""•.'""'• Program chalmian ••#' twd«r. Fred Wide Hwell, aailaic wouki taandi amr.sMsa, u ^b/the H^. School togue p^ing « US pjn. and BH OjUege league i-jatinf; at 8.30 p.m; on ttte 6th st. ooiaBT1IH« RJ. (Rr*5U) FREE PARKING rt Hi. Door VyEDNISDAY, JUNE 21 THRUTUESPAY, JUNE 27 •.,".•'•;-A Mialctl Masterpiece <strong>of</strong> . : ; i^hantingBttiirttinBtwnt WaltDisneys Snow Wil TMI' Seven Dwarfs WKKNITES SATURDAY and SUNDAY vliM . Jilf vfilf .fiUSfiW Wft G U;J« MOORLTN TBOMCt * BSW^H ^y^3UHi:^fc"l#67 THE OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER >» «-J*i --fe; Summertime It arrivai tomorrow but already the lea and the aun and tha iandrefloct the good old seaion when all those who can git out-<strong>of</strong>-doors get out-<strong>of</strong>-doori. Photographer Bill Grainger sets the summer stage in these photos. m... OLARE CUTtTERS. Sun glassii are necessary, not to rriihtipn smart; Mmfi I^nda'. Svit itfecti ' ; '.•her-seasonal; specs, 1 ."./' -,/v-,--':; v '•• • '•••'••' '•'•• : v^V?7 : • .-"..'•• b6ut,« ch mm BSf^Wg^feSffiSB HHHi "* m saivJiii^Mffijii HI f • ", '•"". ^»I r^^ffiH I p tarn $M
-tfce Arrival Of Summer Jobs For Youth 'X THE OCCAM CITY SENTINEL-LEDOER staaws* is faUH A summer rtsterttS , . weather as «K agiiBtatKi,, *. ; nre as dependent «a Oh* ',' £ man; so. ' ; lint given a UMBaasaJHt Jbwafc * ends i»nd not too lot &$$ ear **- productive. * Hie New Jersey wsart iscteESrr is 61»e 2*rj?e5t in the / -. State. 1$. produces ffiiTDons <strong>of</strong> dollars and ft «iH eonlfoae to. i £ do SO just so long as resorts lite GETS "cailtivale" our visitors. ! , Visitors do sot have to came u> <strong>Ocean</strong> Otr Tbe* come £ here by chtitte, ithshei for a ^reeSeaiJ or a SBSSQD If tbei ^ dOIVt ""** tit I^OC^ \GClli^ CQBK} O9C^ JlffSlrH TOUTH OPPORTUNITY CAMPAIGN ; "Bms, it is the rtsponsibflMy <strong>of</strong> dl <strong>of</strong> as to mate sure j om\ viators enjoy themselves. We csist go 00* <strong>of</strong> oar way r to see ttey bare a good time. Within reason we most adopt ; that famous lintel slogan thai "the guest is ahravs right." S Samelime^ «rf eojnse, oar gne-ts are not righl and ire J' most accept ajeimpteasaiit fact that some <strong>of</strong> them are onde- ? suable and jnlul be aitTt n «if. r, mj. •Z . M ^T J^'""^ MaJ " sur Srrv,U^ dunns; tfn- Ut. .pi-nq Jfj A TfifT*n1 stuny inrjjcated the funds are becoming a > wl handled b> gmeraj luspuat-- •^rger aadterger snare erf market sales The prospect <strong>of</strong> the m "* artM - JER.-jn JIU^.\W _ F fte hur, .JUVican^yaRJMejm wimdi aeveraJ major funds can greaUi , , ^de-range program h*. bn-n dmi rh.idrm <strong>of</strong> migrant uurki-r^ * ^ » n » -rhk w e *^ 3 fibres. Tne growmg buying power <strong>of</strong>! K"^, ww ' "*' ""* " ul . :JI -" ILJ1 - N.isier s aim;, weren't accim- For the tiny nation, whoi do n quitted FAT Till* niH M thrnitt'nul with its very cidstcnce. perfnniitxi with unparalielf?ij cour- .!»' .HKl dedication to ilrivo the \r^bs fitini Its bordrrs Ihe mist fire has not solved the pmblem.-. <strong>of</strong> Hu> aim Iirat-I still f-in-s ^r.ii e problem^ in its struggle fin complete jnd remgnized inde- I ptndem-e We must hopp for a just [ er|in't BVttUaUe jmoMStoes bc- Caug^fhey en* saddled wttb trlvta. O«pi tcariiBrs mtc* dd Ihiir own '—'—ilhiac*, fa many sriiooLi, they «ui« found dupUcsWng mritettels did fgsto Jwouttc fak<strong>of</strong>ficicnt Hartal' ia avaitaHe. are ate) underused to _«tndy tails in 4t e «i* 4twj Tnim^in and Eisenhdwcr. 14 RIDES OPEN MONDAY THRU SATURDAY 1 P.M. to 11:30 ?M WONDERLAND RENT-A-BIKE • PARK FREE WHILE RIDING ^ OPEN 7:30 A.M. Plenty ot Beach and Boardwalk PatS}] drive LUIVI *w -K**IT ^VIHIHI ruin uijinj * it^iwrnii^ tninMii ana i^iseniniwcr, the power companies it will be thr j and later l>y Piuadents Kennedy upset since D,ind det-kcfl Goliath with that rock . Thr Mutual Insumnne AlliantT claims tho New Jersey Urcsitisfietl Claim and Judgment Fund K a failure SMrm AT ocs (J 10 1 S) PENSACX>LA. . KLA tFKTNC> <strong>Jun</strong>e 1 — Aviation Officer Candidate Harry U Smith, Jr. U5!NR stjji <strong>of</strong> Mr^ Edith Smith <strong>of</strong> R2S 5th St.. <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong>, N,J. is in Pcnsacola,: ,Flou at llie Aviation Of Hcer Candidiale School <strong>of</strong> the Na- val Aviation Schools Ojrhmiinfl at the U.S. Naval "Air Station. lie. is atteding on It-week c-ourse <strong>of</strong> instnic Him covering' military, physical fit- ness, imd ciagsnrah Instruction as part nf the, primary phase <strong>of</strong> his training under the. Naval Aviation Program. by Presidents Kennedy Johnson, that the United States is firmly committed to support the P> liticil inriepHndence and teTritor- i.U intejp-jiy <strong>of</strong> all ot the nations in the .Vcar E,ist Johnson said in an <strong>of</strong>ficial stalc- nunf 'The Uniteil Statw. as a member <strong>of</strong> the United Nabons and as a na- tion dfilicutcd to world order hased on Taw and res-pect, has actively supported efforts to mainliiin peace 9 TIRES fc DHIIHUH,- • WHEEL ALIGNMENT • MUFFLERS • BRAKES • SHOCK ABSORBERS • RADIATOR • MOTOR TUNE-UPS COMPLETE CAR SERVICE ' MOORES FIRESTOI Store and Service 109 8th Street Dial 399-3006 ANTEtiNA INSTALLATIONS THANK YOU ' Vi'/B WE WISH TO EXPRBSS OUR n..r ,._. MAYOR AND HIS OFFICIAL FAMILY, P£R$0NNft MUSIC PIER, LOCAL MERCHANTS, AND kll WHO HELPED MAKF. OUR ANNUAL BEST EVER. j If' The Artisans Order <strong>of</strong> f)AY, JUNE 20, <strong>1967</strong> THE OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER ceive Honors ! TQWNKttP — audonts In qfflending Qeean Oty d maio' awards. ._" graduating Iran the Mgh f with highest .honors were Jo- . and David StoeWiouse, Rhqnw Bludentt included Lor- liKosb and Frank MgUsccio, Jlo reoalved' tho Olivoal Un. I award for onlsliinding busi- Uon gtud«it,.Jan Qark re. D,A,R, ^loaiing award, nnd Ldnda Wyera toil American History Topic Of Township Graduates I Col<strong>of</strong> Ouard ehsfma, Joajine sived many awards ineludingi idiGlBrsbipg from UiQ '" yentore dub and tho Up- lip P,TA, also, a seholar- i and chain and the CWor j charm, gviim honors at St, Augusttn's ion were Upper Town Jldren, Edward petty recclvod for general exceUence for giade and he also rneaived id* pin for music progress, |H«iir!e!( earned the merit pin and also a trophy for [ member <strong>of</strong> the win cartful contid- -^ I aratlon. PILEGGI 225 WEST AVENUE DIAL 399-1876 JOSEPH P. STAHLER Plumbing & Heating Dial 399-3085 OFFICE * SHOWROOM 2152 Asbury Avenue FRANK M. „ MAZZTTELLI & SON PLUMBING and HEATING Specializing In Ga.BM.bo.rd Heat 200 ASBURY AVENUE O«uCHY,N.J. JAYCE1S OFFICERS—The Somtri Point JayceM installed naw <strong>of</strong>flceire at a dinner party Thursday evening In Harry'i Inn, Somers Point, Pictured here are the prin- Cipali, (1, to r.) Joieph O'Flynn, dinner chairman' Dr. Ronald Weiss, president- Phil Blngenheimer, a past president and jnitalllng o¥flcer; Mickey McMann, unmed- iate past preiident and state vice president, and Jack Guerwle, voted the Jaycees' Spark- plug <strong>of</strong> the Year^—Grainger Photo. Fish-Game Council Sets <strong>1967</strong>-68 Hunting Rules — New Jersey « ^ ham bten p ed iy ihe State Ffch ,'UKJ Qaine Ooun- j,CommtalBner Risbert A. Roe ol Uie E>fpeiuljiii-'nt <strong>of</strong> Gnservatton and Economic Pevelopment announce, .^tertrai <strong>of</strong> flw mme mde, «Wdi becomes effective Septsnbei' 1, tol. towed a PubHe Hsirini held Tuesday eventae. <strong>Jun</strong>e 13. No major danges were made from .the Proposed Code tawed last month, altta^i two dar- iflrations recommended by CTorts- men were Included, j hunting geagong will be as follows; bow and arrow, deer and bear, October I through November 8; small game, November 11 through December 2, re-opening December U for varyins periods aocording lo species; flr^m deer and bear, De- cember 4-8, No hunflni wilh d^s, wlU be allowed on November 10 or befcre 8 a.m. on NovembeB U, e»- cepl for waterfowl on tidal marshes, A specU permit season for deer <strong>of</strong> cjiher sex will be held on Dee«n. her IB, with oUier seaaorB dosed an that day, A total ol 14.B0 permits will be issued in 17 counties, an in- crease over last near's sjnillar sea- son, M addiflfflj, occupants <strong>of</strong> farms (as defined by State Agricultural Law) may obtain free permits to hunt ttieir own land on" Deraiber IB. A limited nimiber <strong>of</strong> permlto for two national defense insailatlons may be issued at the discretion <strong>of</strong> the eom- manding <strong>of</strong>ficers, . . . RaeA)n and \*oodchuMe mmting sea- sons will be simitar to ttiis year, wilh USites ol September !S (ni#lt) for raccoon and March B, HO, tor woodchuck, Mipatory bird seasons will be ML afta 1 promulOT' flon <strong>of</strong> fedeml regulattQnf, A momh-lonf season tor trapplnB btavar and cMer will be held in Jan. ttary, vrf* 100 special- permits issued. Trapping seasons for muskrat, mink and raccoon will be Identical to last year, fipeefal hunHng oppoBurtUes U EDWARD O'BRIEN 542 Sunrise Avenue SOMERS POINT Phone 927-3081 • PAINTING • Exterior 7 Interior • PAPERHANGING • IMMEDIATE SERVICE <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong>-Shore.Rd. area be available to parajilejlcs and ottier disabled persons. Licensed hunters found to be ulmble to walk wMwut support may be taued free permits te hunt from a attnding vtWele', sub- jeol to all other regulatldni. Zones in which hen ph*asans may be included in ttie ibas H I B aiall pine season were re=ali|med from last year's inBOduotton <strong>of</strong> this ie|u. laaon, ttmden OBUna' wUl be added to the open gone, and hen shoptai^ In BurUnston ttunty wiU be resifloted to the southeastern section to, pro- teat natural breeding habitat The bag in the open areas may be two male or fanale nheasanB. witti two »?kb:rds allowed dsewhere. No fe- male phtasants may be passesaed in rhe field eatside Bie open area. Additional rabbit hunting opportuni. ties will be provided »4th the' season runnini throu^i February S, concur. rent with quail, grouse, squirrel and, lor the first tat, ehukar parMdae, Pheasant season will close December 30 and Ux hunting on March 31 souHi and oast <strong>of</strong> U.S. 1 and April 30 in the Ddrth, Bai lunUs sill be ttie game.as ftst year, with the addition el tiiree ehukars and the revisions ref srdlnsj hen ' pheasanB. DetaUed regutattoJB will be published by early tall In the liSMS Compendium <strong>of</strong> New Jersey Oame Laws, avHUalie wMhoat charae from hfeitijig IleejBe agena. Sentinel ClauinM Adi Bring Ratulh PAINTS M. A, Irudar & Sons, Inc. 12th St. & Asbury Ava. DIAL 399-2070 or 0i 24-HOUR SERVICE SOCONY VACUUM AGENCY til ASBURY AVHNUB Dial 399-1751 INSURANCE FOR HOME OR BUSINESS Homeowners • Perspoal, Fpxm and Business LJobillty • fire • Auto • Inland Marine • Workmen's Compensation • Tlieft (iiKl GlaM Insurance 11% to n% Mvlngi pannl on to yto In lh» farm <strong>of</strong> lawar ntw or dlwldomU HARLEYSVILLE INSURANCE HARLEYSVILLE, PA. Harlcysvllle Mutual CasunUy Co. Haxleysville Mutual Insurance Co. CHATTIN AGENCY ALBERT'E. MALLIDAY A Licensed New Jersey Broker 1115 Aihory Aw. Dial SIMM Representing; the HarleysvUle Companies for the past 27 ycon PAPERHANGING and PAINTING R. W. SYE * FREE ESTIMATE5 * DIAL 399-2725 or 927-2247. Pack 55 Cubs Enjoy Picnic POINT. — Cub Scouts rt nch 55 enjoyed a picnic at the B, L. England Recreation Ocnter.on §3&iEday, Prior to the fcstiwilties, .u ceremony wns held. David TorwilB-' ger, alter roctivdng his Wobelrjs Badge and neckerdhUaf, "crossed over the bridge", to "bacon*? a member <strong>of</strong> Boy bout Troop 79. Cubmastcr Ray ^^def s&uitcd hian over the biidge and Assistant Scoutmaster Ikrl Hart- man met him at (he after side. He also received a year Jrin. ' '<strong>On</strong>ier awards «n a gold arrow to Danny Blggsi a W*elos badge (0 James Hartman; a Uon badge, gold and silver arrowt to James Qoud. TMrty-ave wuo uoouB plus ittieir fcmilles enjoyed tte picnic and games, <strong>On</strong>iUebaard and taseball were on ttie Bgenda, alDng wltti btat rides and swmtniing. A birmday cake was served also in honor <strong>of</strong> the eleventh Urthday ol David TervrflBger, Den moaiers attending were Ifcs, C. Wtteison, Mis, Kay TeiwilBger, Mrs, Louis AdMito, Mrs. Conrad Lea, Mra, Hay Young, Mis, Dorcas Euhrmk and Mrs, James Qaud. , The picnic Bnlshed tte meclliiga for the boys unUl Ooi<strong>of</strong>ter; Some people give so much time to attending to tta business rf others that tttey faniet'to attend to ttelr by WILLIAM JACOBY REGISTERED BUILDER ALTERATIONS A REPAIRS Ru,i 1530 Woilay Av*no» Dial 399-3026 House Painting DIAL 399-5354 1340 SHORE ROAD PALERMO, N. J. 08223 f ^ REFRESH YOUR HOME WfTH INTERIOR - EXTERIOR BRUSH and SPRAY BAILEY DIAL 927-5800 22 VILLAGE DRIVE NORTH SOMERS POINT QUALITY. FROM FAMOUS MILLS LINOLEUM & CERAMICS • CUSTOM INSTALLATIONS SPENGLER'S HI WEST AVE. AMPLE FREE PARKING DIAL DKH4I OpM t fo S TtoM. fhre Si*.. 7 to • FA in. (Ctowd Mmdtft) \jt Mr Ol**) ,Quinjcair*niul Miia'Joan" TT» 3 k" JACOB CSCHtfFF, JR.; Owi^er A Member ol ihe Cape'May Coimty Electrical Oontrffclfirn AiiHn. ft* WRIGHT'S; APPLIANCE SERVI^COMPANV{ 130 Aibtfry \ Ay^* y L DisJ- j *3Vv i *43yD^ 24 HR. REFRIGERATION SERVICE •? 3130 MAJOR BRAND APPLIANCES; ; f •« When In Soman Point ViJlt AI *"$£*:* ^ WASH ^ORYf-AUTOMATIC tAUNDRY.i f FEATURING G.il ikunmintUjH Waeh Iftr llni 7 EAST NEW JERSEY AVES • RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL • ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS | GENERAL ELECTRIC SALES and SERVICE FACTORY TRAINED SERVICEMEN ' ' S44 ASBURY AVE. ,. .PHONE 399^8 V; SCHUFF ELECTRIC ANMAM. SCHUFF BARBARA S. BROOKS t SERVING YOU SINCE '22 l - ...•,• ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR 1 •; : JJ A Reddy Kilowatt (Electric) Horns Heating Contractor. 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