Jun 1967 - On-Line Newspaper Archives of Ocean City

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LIQUOR STORE
FINEST AND MOST COMPLETE STOCK
IN ALL OF SOUTH JERSEY
On the Circle Semen Polrtf
9*27-2921 or 6422
THE
CLAM
BAR N
BETWEEN PARKWAY EXIT 21 and OCEAN CITY
ON 34TH STREET IN MARMORA, N, J,
PHONE JJM2/4
OUR SPECIALTY
CLAM FRITTERS
HALF SHELLS
STEAMED CLAMS
CLAM CHOWDER
.-... CLAM STEW
DEVILED CLAMS
_L
SEAFOOD PLATTERS |
SANDWICHES
BEVERAGES
SALADS v
SUl'Si ^ ,
Take-Out Orders Available
OPEN It A. M. to • P. M. MONDAY thru THURSDAY
FBI. 4nd SAT. 'HI 11 P. HI.; SUNDAY NOON 'III I P. M.
CONEY'S
INC.
34TH STREET
LIQUOR
STORE
Well Known Brands
RYE - BOURBON
GIN - RUM
BEER
OPEN
WEEKDAYS
9 A.M. to 10 P.M.
No Sunday Sales
BAR
OPEN DAILY
v a.m. - 2 a.m.
OPEN
SUNDAYS
12 NOON
Dial 399-9851
TRUST IS MORE
THAN A WORD HERE
IT IS OUR PROFESSION
Jutt Arrived Full Line of
BONNE BELL COSMETICS
Featuring
"1006" LOTIONS
NEW SUMMER SHADES of LIPSTICK
COLOR FOUNDATIONS - COMPACTS
SKIN CREAMS - SUN TAN LOTION
' ? ). Trained Cosmeticians to Assist You
'..SEL VAGN
15.
L :"'.-. PHARMACY
UNDER NEW OWNERSHIP
in. StrW -WE'and
Atbury Ave. ' 399-3535
'!* .«§•.Mfi «m SBRvice
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Waldman To Aid
Senate Hearing
fainw Mnyor B, Ttmnum Wald-
A final reminder has been
made of the Antique Show be.
Ing sponsored by the Rbsary.Al.
tar Society of St. Franoes Ca.
brinl R.C. Church Saturday, llie
atteir will be staged at the
16th st. sliopping center fpnm
9 n.m. to 6 p.m:
As of me end of last w«?k 15
antique dealers already had accepted
the invitation to participate.
The 'vjiiiety of articles expet"t«l
i!f wide including not only
area antiques but frcm m-'iny
sprtions of this country as well
03 various parts of the worid.
•ITie public is invited to tn
and browse, as well as buy.
Too Late to Classify
YOUNG MARRIED WOMAN will 00
baby sitting at her beachfront
home durintf thfl week. Will provide
lunch. Coll 399-9363. C ?3
KINDERGARTEN Teacher desires po-
^ition as companion to older WO'
man or children. Can teach child to
ixrfm. Call 927-3469. 6-23
VENETIAN BLINDS — Retaped. re.
corded, taken down, and reinstall.
ed same day. Reasonable. Call 399-
2802, 6-23 (Too late)
TW.p EXPERIENCED and reliable
boyt with power mowora will'man,
leure lawn for reasonable rates, For
information call 398 0562. 6 30
EXPERIENCED HOUSE PAINTER, inside
and out, by college graduate
student., Reasonable prices. Call 399.
1605. 7-7
"HAIRCUTTING SPECIALISTS" that
at __ Bernle's Bartje*" Stiop, 835 As
bury Ave.. Ocean City. N. J. Two
barbers to serve you. Hours: 8
A. M. to 6 .P. M.
RETIRED MAN witfi busine^s l&lte
to .worit. Mon:. Tu««.. eind W«d. In
9 book store, and bath house. * Apply*
at 1318 Boardwalk between -10
A. M. anil 12 noon. s 27
I960 DODGE DART — By original
owner, radio and heater. A-l condlMon.
}>jOO. 928 Ocsan Aue. 399.
2DBI " 6 23
SALE:. .Beautiful t>6d room suite
Trench Prov firay. double bed
bo* spring mattre&s, bureau chest
draw-Sri, night tablo, fpne kitchen
table, '42" round, formica top, 2board
extent'on lounger chair; over
stuffed liv. rm. chair, record player
with AM and FM radtjO rugs rose
beige and pads 9 X 12 G y 9
3x46.28 x7, drop leaf table
mahogany air conditioner Rear,
1S32 Wesley Ave Sat and Monday
10 A M to 3 P M Phone 399 1617
6-23
SUNFISH—Wooden, while hull, natural
deck and white lulls Nrw
Must sell. $300. 3O1S Asbuiy Ave
(rear apt.) 6 23
QCEAN CITY LAGOON, new cott.ge
over two
car garage electric heat,
2bedrrjoms bd dining nlng and living room, room
kitchen bath wwalls
Georgia Itlrch
Two large rse boat docks Partly fur
niohsd &7.9O0 Mortgage available
Call 399J6857.
ASBURY
BAKERY
1161 ASBURY AVE.
>•••••»<
!l
,••-»•«>•»•••••»»«
OPEN EVERY DAY
SUNDAY at 7 A. M.
FRESH BAKED ON
THE PREMISES
HEARTH BREAD
• PASTRIES •
PIES • ROLLS
LEMON MERINGUE PIE
and CINNAMON BUNS' .
ARB OUR SPECIALTIES
Head Start Program
At Primary School
7HE-0CEAN CltV SENTlNEL-LEDGEI?
A He;id Stiirt pro^mm for
pupils will lx.f:in at 9 u.m. Munduy
(June 2151 in thf Prinimy Sijhnol at
Sth St. anil Wt-a i.v. CUtHi will tx- (Ms
tu 1 p.m. The pro^mi-ii is «m
under nic flinx^iun of lh<
.indOipe Human RLSUUTCCS,
Tnr- fiaemmttuy Summer ScJiool
p in [Xii1
on a grimt from tlR" FLIIL-IHI Govcjnin
LS
tinlly tinatKiil by [hi? Ost
of Education .Hi/nvyn
-ior of the elt*mf?nt. r n-y
All iib In the lerwiit-ury sctuxjl
will bi.'
s'rurtion uiurdin
.Lr ri'idin^ ^nd
LTI individiBLl In.
tu tiiui
ti.ist.-'In addltirm to ruuilinK Ihi-n- will
bt speci.d instruc-tion in .
nunibi'rs within the ccnOnes of bal
ahci'd programming.
The personnel of the munielpaj or-
Snow%
cKtstra for 1B87 will be Frank Ruggieri.
inajiager; Nicholas MelaMi
Seven Dv.
fT'tnmaliT nnd asstetunt leader;
Paul Polivnick,' Sidney Pollvnick
Mornls Freedniiin, BasU Ponslo and
ADMISSION
ADULTS MATINEE Me, EVE. tl.JO;
Chssifled Ads Bring You Quid Results
TILTON SHOPPING CENTER
15 Mill, from Ocean City via
Routs Its Tllton Rd. (Rr.
FREE PARKINS at the Door
NORTHPIBLD - MM1V
WlDNESDAY, JUNi 21 THRU TUISBAY* JUNf 27
NOW PLAYING THRU TUESDAY*
A Musical Masterpiece of
MATINEE DAILY 2 p. M. — EVE. 7:lS
Enchanting Entertainment
WEEK NITES
7:30 and f:30 P. M.
SATURDAY and SUNDAY
1:35 - 3.-3S - S:3S - 7:3S . »:J5
Theptre Guide
ABSECON ATLANTIC 8lh Strtwt
U.S. 40—BLACK HORSE PIKE
AT PLEASANTVILLE (641-3581)
EKclosivs AH. City Showing 2 of His Seaun'* Blggwt Hit.
TOGETHER)
ON (1) PROGRAM
and JOHN WAYNB
"HATARI"
ADDED COMPANION HIT
MICHAEL CAINE (Color)
ii YEARS ence
AND UNDER rnCC SHOWS START DUSK
KOHR FARMS BEEF HOUSE
Oirafully Aged Prims Beet, Ral»d On Our PeontylvMla Farma
?fh STREET — JUST OFF BOARDWALK
IN PHILA., PA., 142S CHESTNUT STREET
BEEFEATER'S
BILL OF FARE
Includes Salad Bowl,
Roll and,; Potato' Choice '
TAKE-OUT ORDERS
COMEDIANS -ft A BIVY OF (50RGEOUS
DIAL
OPEN 11 A.M. DAILY
Off Walk
NOW PLAYING THRU TUESDAY.
MATINEE DAILY 2 P.M. —EVE.
AARON ROSENBERG
MARIINMEPEfi
iFREE PARKING Oppeiini Thtatr*
GATEWAY^
Vt SOM ERS POINT-
FRIDAY - SATURDAY
SHOWS 7:15 • f.-IS - MATINEE SA1
SUNDAY - MONDAY - TUESDAY,
SHOWS 7:15 »iwl »!»,-*
Boardwalk
at 12th St. S
P31
OPENS WEDNESDAY,
VX F1 DORA
JOHN WAYNE R° B
IN COLOR
-4i
Suntrb Cutting
' Swvlnfllrom • p.m.
;ja->;a>tiy,.pa|>-- •'
IH IB HlUHU
inuw pit
GasadelSol
D.nclng from | p.m.
D.IIyE.MPtMoodf,.
Iminiite Rendeivoui^iaUj file Stuil
The STARLIGHT LOUNG1!
•t »« jet O» THf WAUC
For RaHnaHsaii
Pill MMtll
Aid far bisk
brivt In ...
ftmt r.rlino
Far Btanf, tan,
Havliip • ••HyT HIUH f,,ll lillilai1 la in ifi.l ..d.l ,..„!
... For B.l.lb. plum inJ B
ILL'S
1234-1242 Boardwalk
1
RESTAURANT I CUM BAR
Oceon City's Only Boardwalk Clam Bar
Serving - LUNCH - DINNER
[STEAMED CLAMS - SEAFOOD • COCKTAILS
DELICIOUS SHORE DINNERS
V,
TRY OUR 4 P, M, TO 8 P. M. DINNER
SPECIALS EVERY NIGHT
LUNCHEON
SPECIAL 12-3 From $ 1.00
COMPLETE
SEAFOOD MENU
CHARCOAL
•ROILED STEAKS & CHOPS
OPEN 12 NOON 'TIL 8 P.M. *
Tnat yourself and your family
To a fine dinner
Overlooking the Beautiful Bay
OYSTER STEW CLAM STEW
STEAMED CHERRYSTONE CLAMS
HOMEMADE SNAPPER SOUP
* CAMPBELL'S *
FISH NET RESTAURANT
34TH STREET, MARMORA, DIAL 399-8172
OPEN 4 P. M. 'TIL 8 30 P. M. DAILY
OPEN SUNDAY 12 TO 8:30 P.M.
(CLOSED TUESDAYS) i
Federal Grant
Received By ACC
AUsnSse OommunUy College, an.
nouneed this week .the aUoouian of
SJB,Bi of Pedaral funds to Uie Ool.
l«e tor bash the Ubmry and for stu.
dtnt Jinaiicjal old.
Under P. I* KJ», ths libraiy wUl
re«ive $5,000 as a "iBaujtennnoB of
eltoft" basic grant. This is g
Uie CoUese Libraiy Re»urces ftofrain,
Tlile II of the Higher Bduaiiion
Act of ISO,
TTie Oollege Work Study Profram,
under Title 1 ol the Scsnonile Oppar.
tunitys&ot of 1»4, as amended, provldes
110,478,38.
Of Bus $0,^.00 Ii oMoaaited tor the
period July through December, 1887.
The Januaiy-June ISM portion has
not as yei been awarded. Mjtkiiing
funds. In varyuif percentages, must
be provided b)t the CJoHege. "Ms pro.
gram is designed for (he employment
of needy students.
An approximate nlloraiion of J7.B7
has been provided under the Na*
Uoiiiil Defense Student Loan Program,
This pmgmm involves 20 per*
cint of rnalching funds OR a ^ l
Under title IV of the Hi#ier Bduca«ion
Act of li», as ameiried,
13,700 has been commuted for Bdurational
Opportunity Grarts for full
time undergraduate students of exct-piiomij
financial need. No tnatrMng
funds wUl be required.
Sandman Sends Mayers
Booklets On Pollution
WASHDJOTON, D. C, — totgressmaji
Oiaries W. &ndman, Jr.,
(R,, 2nd Dist., N.J.) has distributed
to the m mayors in Ms ConpeislMifd
Distrirt three publications of
the United Suites Public Health
Service dealing wiUi air pollution
and means of controlling and pre.
venting it.
In placini the pubUsHons before
the mayors, Congressman Sandman
wrote:
"While air pollution seemingly Is
not a rmtical problem in our O&
grc-sional District at this time, I
thought you would be Intereated
in having Uie three? publications.
"You will note lhat the booklds
contain many hripful suugesiions on
pollution, and they are pUiced before
you with the thought that nn
ounce of prevention is worth tons
of cure."
The booklets distributed by Con-
gressman Sandman are entitled
"Clean Air For Your Community."
"Tlie Federal Air Pollution, Program"
of-Aic
OPENING SOON
BLACUHQUS
wanta read a good "COCK'N BULL" story? about a new place "FOR
WHOM THE BULLS TOIL"?
|NTIMATE~DIN!NG (you'll be poked in the ribs by the southpaw at
the nov* tnhlri in an OLD WORLD ATMOSPHERE • . . (but don't expect hot
water or towels in our rest rooms)
DINE LEISURELY (our waitresses have a lot to talk about)
A LA CARTE MENU (prices sound reasonable but we'll nick you for
cof & dessert) featuring SOUP DE JOUR (see yesterdays menu for a hint) —
OUR OWN SALAD PRESSINGS (we goof up the store boughten kind with our
own recipes) We are known rrom coast coast (pnelo Oscar lives in San Gabriel)
We invite your comments (we love compliments)—Wanta see an interesting
menu? Come read ours.
Sincerely
CHIC, CHUCK 'N CHOW
TING-A-LING 399-5422 9TH & WESLEY
h IN THE LINCOLN HOTEL
i
THE OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER PAGE m&m/'
Mrs. Henry Herman Janssen
u
Miss Callan Is Janssen Bride
In Jenkintown Ceremony
- A Jea&fe^TbifeHgt&itil Wee dress and white orchid.
emnized Saluroay mxxips in *c Following a reception o* the home
Immuculalto Coiicoptton
Ifi men had no faith in on an-
p R.C Church, of (hi bride the couple left for a
othBr, all jot iis would have to live
Jenkintown. P Pa., when h Mis Mi QLTOI Q I wedding trip to Florida. T^iqy will
within our incomes.
Anne Callan, • daughter of Mr. andmake
their home in Boston, Mass.
Mrs- Ambrose F. CaUan, o( JenMn- For her going away ouitfit the bride
town and 38 Day rd., tliis city, be- chose a navy and gold costume suit
came the bride at Henry Hraman with navy accRswries.
Janssen, son ot Mr. and Mrs. Henry "DM? .bride is a gmduai^e of Mel-
Did You Say Janssen, of Philadelphia.
rose Academy in Philadelphia and
Miss Elayn C. KoJlmer, of Phila- Chestnut Hill Hospital! School of Meddelphia,
was maid of honor, and servical Technology. The bridegroom, an
DELicrous
ing as bridesmaids w«ne Miss Ellen alumnus of St. Joseph's OollrRe in
Janssen, sister of the brifk^nmni, Philadnlphin, is aUendins Harvard
and Mrs. Diane Csillan, sister-divfciw Law School,
PIZZA? of the bnide, both of rWladelphio,
Thotnos J. McGlynn, of Phlkidel-
YOU BET IT IS! phta. was b«jt man, nnd assisting as Couple Are Married
usheirs wnro Kenneth A. Oillan,
brother of the bride, and Francis In Motel Coffeeshqp
WONDERLAND » McGlynn, botti of FHkidelnWa,
Nat all marriages are held in
TTie bride was afltircd in a candle- churches and synagogues. Some have
togtur flooi-lenglh otB^nzsi gown wilh been known to be conducted in the
lace appliques and sot off with a most exotic places tinder the most
PIZZA QooHenBth tiule veil iiiso with exotic icircumMnnces. People have
matchhiK appliques.
been mnrried' in airplanes, riivra,
6th & Boardwalk Tlie bridal atitundants wore floor- (trains and just about any spot big
lenEtii fiowns of pale green chtffbn enough for a minister, bndr- and
and carried enscades of btdjy pink groom. . I
TAKE-OUT ORDERS carnations.
Such a wedding took place Mon-
For the occasion. Mrs. QUInn chose day at 4:30 p.m.. as Michael O'Haia.
1 p.m. to 11:30 p.m. _ blue silk dress with wlnte orchid, 54, chef at the Impalu Motel's cof?
wlule Mr\ Jarcsen selected a pink feeshop, took the hand of Mrs. Mi^
dred Hendricks. 53. sister of Mr. Ben
Bolter, a local hotel operator 'Hie
wedding was held in Uie coffee shop
where the former was employed.
The Rev. Winfred ScoM. pastor of
St. James AME Qurrch, offitiuled.
O. CITY
*nie ultimate salesman is the man
who can moke. his wife feel sorry
for the girl who lost her compact
in, his car.
Gregory's
RESTAURANT
& BAR
900 SHORE ROAD
SOMERS POINT
BREAKFAST SERVED
HARD* SHELL
CRABS
EXCELLENT FOOD
Snapper Soup
PACKAGE GOODS
DELIVERED
Phon* 927-3943 '
Opfcn 7 A.M.
FISHERMAN'S WHARF, fCAPE MAYt N. J.'
PHONE 884-8206' r
COCKTAILS • LUNCHEONS^
DINNERS .
Luncheon — Noon to 3 P.M.
Wmmr — From 5,to la.'P.'M,''
SCHOONER OPEN FRL.SAT.; SUN.
AH An All Vfli. EXTTNO. 0 ' ' 1
upen AH Tear GARDEN STATE PARKWAY t , ^
OPEN EVERY DAY < -.
Happiness is.,,
a Mug of Beer
and
Hardshell Crabs
at the
CRAB TRAP
WE ALSO SERVE
PLATTERS
*^
BRING THE CHILDREN
• From &3O a.m.
to 11:30 .. m.
PARKING
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DANONO FRIDAY
SQMERS POINT CJOC
r~*~£~Z—*/ JiT
Brunch On Sunday
• a.m. M
1:11 p.m.
ts a ''Fun Day" for the entire jaiMyf
Th* PORT-OXAU. HQUI * Mala/ In •^***a«r
lor raur pltaiura . . . ., ABSOLUTILY INI
FINEST BRUNCH S.r»»d -AnywlMW -an J .tfc«
itntf Coait. A Gaunvft Buff**' M Plant*
j| ,"/EyerrOB»'. Palata In ,
CONNOISSEUR ART, GALLERY n t -,,
On tfM ImknT loUijf ot ttit |w4*l } > (
PORTiCfluJ 1 ^
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Th e ToWh
RESTAURANT :
CORNER 9th STREET and CENTRAL AVENUE— AIR-CONDITIONED^
OPEN EARLY IN THE MORNING TILL LATE AT NIGHT
Serving Breakfait — Luncheon — Sandwiches — Plattet*
Soda Fountain Featuring Jane Logan Ice Cream
DELIVERY SERVICE WE CATER TO CHILDREN DIAL (609) 399-0717. t
OVER 30 YEARS OF SUCCESSFUL BUSINESS
AMPLE
FREE PARKING
RESTAURANT
OCEAN AVENUE at 9th
SERVING DINNERS 4:30-9 WEEKDAYS • ; \ ^
FOR TAKE HOM|
DINNER SERVICE
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