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' h ,1,1 i.: 111 ^ 1 M"> i f. ,! '•Ml • !, ! \ 'lift ifflt- . 1 rifetl W il BO*^PWAUC AT HH, STWEET . " "V " ~ OCEAN OFY DINING ROOM IS 1 OPfN TO THE PUILIC I s DiUClbUS MOD -^ SHMSIiLY PRICED Four Y's RESTAURANT Platters • Dinners • Cocktails Tasty Sandwiches V4 MILE NORTH OF TUCKAHOE Jost Mnutei Away — A HeBsmii Driiit TOru Tnt Country ROUTI SQ-CQKKH CITY PHON1 MM!l)ri "r DINNERS SERVED "m, AmNIGHT •»• * . AIR-CONDITIONED . Now Open 7 Days a Week IN Mustache SOMERS POINT NEW JERSEY "THE WOBLD-S WORST BANJO BAND" SfREiEt STORE I OPEN DAILY N .RUM BEER WEEKDAYS ? A.M. fa 10 KM. No Sunday Sales OPIN SUNDAYS 12 NOON and MW people overtook UBS toot Too Late fo Classify ii«» ITAUAN TAKE-OUT TOOD SERVICE MprUAo FMMH 19S4 CORVAIR. t^loof, Stick •>>, 19iS BUIOK 1_« lent eenalftsn. Privat BOAT ran SALE—14- £H Mas, COMPLETE jrayr iiinunv fu BOM tnlltr, mMsr, alnjy, a sn JJ,00 M, UMO FURNITURE ST ul* APARTK1NT far •A -uSs-usSfSfc The Senate has aaed to the qupsttai brftmp the Ssiair, rtib. tie offiw B a ^hUc mm. Just as w a «y of ««« fa, Blis, Congress E as d auw eo» ortinate hraariis of gcn^mmat As «ie Sutumie Qj^t receKlj- heU fSINATOR Air. and Airs/Hert»il J. BrtMiilcp. RiPORTS TO YOU a, ^SM^r u» ta^S? m xSvSZSBa&SSJr. "" F ""•-— , •••"". we*MngahntvenBry, finding BMUIbut unable'to au«, * . _ Tin' dining room ti.We Injure! a ware Mta Kmim Vwiy « S / thrwMta- wedding take and ia floral •«» Point, Mr.jjnd Mi. T.'jahneE J w « cii-rpi!, Two wttto balb «Sih sU, ey. Mr, and Mis, \V(iHer WJHJaS , vei- » s hung from the a-Uifta and and Mr, and sft», M, Hitths^ idlvri- -iuwiiieni wet* draped lium Ws ellys Ifr. and Jfts. eTa ftiJ ROM WASHINCTON ^'^^^^|^^ & SJfÂfil- . hook was presented to the gueste of - - ^^^^"~~"^^" 1 ^"^"^ honor. STtfCK WITH THI TRUTH as randidatw to ritctfon or „„. B r a v nj w b ,„, ^ ^ g^ Some ma, have a pep^Bm „. "V" t ^^y- dawhter of Mr. and Mrs. BiuJ trWWifceffl bemiHe tney^SnTOifiS I haw nothing agairest ecdvs of Seely, of HanynonWn. Mr. Bravnlee, *«* enourfi._NWs Guide AuduS^ rthhs. tndMd, we alrneify have one, son of Mra, H, J, Brmvnlee. Sr and In. ' u 11 ' a*pi«J in ISBS, Unfortunately it the late Mr, BroiMilee, is ownewjp. Pia.-tasiri. does -iding the afflilr indudquired rt Mrs, H, J, Brownlec. Sm, and Mre Usciise Paul gt%4y, mothera of the jueatg It is of honor; Mr, and Mrs, Ruben Bar. HeI «> ^Wlch, Mia. ffl. Mr. and Mra. Ernest Hoi. - Do«W Holroyd, M«. ^^ »"• "
i.' -*-is. - THE' Fireworks For July 4th \ r *>/M'St&tp Adminlstrtaon"takes the view that a reaUv woirthwhole display of fireworks is a glonous way to celebrate the Glorious Fourth. Mayor BoWrt L. Sharp points out that fireworks are a ""'S?iLi, I #/ weather P ern "«mg, the display offered by ,, . City A -tpis-year will equal .or surpass similar displays • ID other South Jersey ^resorts. *• '* '"Hiere would be nothing noteworthy about this except fact-tbat-OceanH3ity-refuscd~tohave-fireworRs-for"a ' Of years, and when, boardwalk businessmen com- »î-j, ytejfe ggfog elsewhere to see them, the citv _^ „ dapitulated. / - • ita. .* the municipal torewotks display was a sorry thing. • The Roman, candles and aerial bombs and other dazzlers were I set otf itotix iW fehd of the 5th st jetty Maair of tbe pieces became damp from ocean spray and J out In fact, tlie whole thing was an inglorious fizzle, A week from tonight the aerial display will be set off „_:£ city-owned land between 5th and Bth sts. Boardwalk m *trotteft will have a good view, and there will be plenty of ' • mm West of the display area for thousands ot people to ; Watch the celebration in safety. * i*4«^^ lner * cans h £J e no * ke come so sophisticated that they • ighOte fireworks The dazzling gold, and red, and blue, and i gretn balls df light that hang in the night sky are as excibn? J today as they were a century ago < The chorus of "ahhhbs" that greet a shower of bnUiaiit - jetpieces is as heartfelt' today as ever, Oewn COy's salute ' to Independence Da£ #iU be worth coining nules to see. ' * It is nice to know that the Mayor and his colleagues, I CommlsBioners David L. Simpson and R. Robmson Chance, i ljteheve in fireworks. They can be used with safety when * J5fy ate handled by esjerts, and when the city lire Depart : ttent is on hand just In case Bomethtog goes wrong. r *t 'J&FH* 1 * $8 'Wtt" w Inclement on the night of I July 4 nobody will haê to leave this city to see a worthwhile * fireworks display This to not a big thing—but it is important 3 tH* SftnfiW loofo At The Nation «Income Taxes Arm Sure To Rise - ,.,,,. After *" unprecedented spending spree which included v bUhons for the armed forces and more billions for President j' Johnson's "Great Society" program tfie Federal delkit for ; the 1968-1969 fiscal year will hover >n the neighborhood of - 530 billion. j. . . Even to Congress, conditioned to tle.)J in astronomical •J figures, this is breath-taking Such a deficit is bound to bieeil - inflation, and economists and many responsible politician ; agree that something must be done about the situation I The thinking in Congress is that if income taxes are fa - be raised they should be raised this year Next year is the : year of Ul^ presidential election and the Democrats, cer I tainly, a» unlikely to put off income tax boosts until then At this point it appears that President Johnson's roc i omtnenoatlon fof a six percent surtax on top of taxpayers ; present Income tax won't be enough The tax boost, when It * coines is likely to be far larger. ^ i. t ^ Washington onJy a few voices are raised against I therBpending of millions and millions of dollars which create , tt£ideficit _ „ . [) v- 3 * ' fc #8at paitf'tff Mr. JohmanS "GS-eat Society" projects ; could be deferred at least until after the war in Vietnam is - fiTCf. A gdod many of them could be cancelled forever with Out any serious* harm to the nation. '&•- ii A^serioUR inflation would, of course, be more harmful j*»- Ainericans than an Increase in their income taxes, but r.both inflation and income ta* boosts could be avoided if the ^ Johheon admtnistraUon would dettioHstrate financial com . Bton sense. x' This is not a presidential year but it is an election l year, and there is reason to hope that the voters will register i their displeasure by getting rid of congressmen and U S ;• senators who just won't economize £ The Great White Father is a spender's spender In true - Texas style he Is lavish in doling out money for all manner s of schemes for his "Great Society " Somewhere, somehow, the word "economy" does not to be part of his personal lexicon Unfortunately for Si-SLJ" 1 J s U tne moBe y Mr - Johnson is spending is not his t personal Ttesas fortune. It is our money The voters must ' Sr'K** * Uc outflow before the nation approaches (Pankruptcy. ^ ' • - - • ' • * i\r- *' »•-*>* .^ ...' J "Honey, what do you have against my havinff a checking account?" SEEMS SO It saxas that the woman with the cit principle gotte the must ultercst fu&day, Jun* 17^ City Sentinel- Ledger , OCEAN CItY SENHNEUja>C,EH. bus. K" U3 'Ab> Street, Cte&ui C»y, K, J. 08226 at Port Offlw at Ocean City, N. J. 08226 class natter. XET FREEDOM RING Garden State GARDE* STATE GRBIB - With crime gmwini to aant prafnttins, a regional Intorstate eommMon on crtnie is pre^sod by Attorney ' General Arthur J, Sills to devrtop a mflster phui fm law enfoiwmenl fur tho Oil? ni«nlxT^ HMIM be State Crime Coinmis.wm^ whit* woulf) bo SM up to h-UKlle clime on .1 statewide bnsi.s Hie interstate commission woulrl ciintenl it •n-lf with the entire -spectrum < luw cntareanrnt sirtivity from a nst ta «jrr«etian. 'Tt wnild facilitatf Ltmrniunica O/d Glory Fly The Flag Tie Store and Stripes Drst He\v ... IN A LAND BATTLE on August lfi 1T77. ivhen troojK un- «ter John Shirk ftiughi in the Bol "tie of Benninglwi In '3OUth\tfeqJt*m Vermniit - ON A U-5 NAVY -SHIP on November 1 1777 when Ji*in Paul Jons, loft Portsmouth N JI in Ihe "RanKisr' ... IN A FOREIGN PORT on Dcti-nibiir 1 1777. wh Jow: saUed into Nonte,, ^•run^•^- on •*ie "Ronjjer," after wipturine tw> Brtti* ships . . OVER FORETfiN LAND on Januaiy 28. 177S when Juhn Ra/hhone ot the -sloop Ftovi dtnee rauturfil Foil Ma^siu m tile Bnltmjns IN Tl 11. I "ACIFIC OCJJVN 111 178-i uhen John (.lien .ind (hii ftllpn~s of Outu "siilrii to M mio nreii Hong Kon^ . AROUND THfc, WORLf) from September TO 17R7 to Ajigi«t 10. 1T90 on the 212-ton ship "OnJumbm" of Buston . . OVER A FORT IN THE EASTERN HEMISPHERE on April 27. iflK, when U'S Marlnrs captured ncrna. Tripoli . . . OVER A smoourousE in Mnyr 1K12, tot it IOK SIJMIOI t&, Oitsunount HiU, Colnun. Maps ... IN A NAVAI, BATFLE IN THE PACIFIC on Mnidi 25, I**1S, when it)t* frdpyi1^> "£^3^v "* twnmeindcd hy David Potter captured n ix»tpnned by eei\e baslt protiTlKm airntbt tet •inus In their youth unfl h.m- per Suite Rinking Commissioner Char- lodie bnster ijirjts thenulter to les R Howell tn July !•) The nvuntnin their immilmty tLums State Department of H^nlth has re Dr Rnscoe P Handle Sljte Om ceiwed a rennrt of the denth from tetanus of a 63-yenr^d Newark L-anuniT al Kt-aJth man Wnfxlbndg(- TS" 1 Wlicn boats art meetine in. or ncui-IV in, .1 hendon position, «ich sliould Kcop to 1he Hg)rt 2 Whm IXJ,L1S me in a crossm); sit Vntion. the one on the riRtit Iras Uic I of v«iy When one lioat is. owrloWns — .-, the boo.1 being underlidten lias the nKht of way 4 Powerboats slioiild givo wny to JOSEPH P. STAHLER Plumbing ft Heating Dial 399-3065 OFFICB I SHOWROOM 2152 Asbury Avenue FRANK M. MAZZITELLI ft SON PLUMBING and HEATING Spaelalixlng In . Gai Banboard HB«t 200 ASBURY AVENUE Ocarn aiy, II. J. Phao* 24-HOUR SERVICE SOCONY VACUUM AGENCY til ASBURY AVENUE Dial 399-1751 INSURANCE FOR HOME OR BUSINESS Homeowners • Personal, Farm and Business Liability • Hie • Auto •Inland Marine • Workmen's Compensation • Theft and Class Insurance 18% to 20% uvlno* pund on lo you In th* form of lomr nlw or dividend* HARLEYSVILLE INSURANCE HARLEYSVILLE. PA. Harlcysvllle Mutual disunity Co. Harleysvtlle Mutual Insurance Go. CHATTIN AGENCY ALBERT E. HALLIDAY A Licensed New Jersey Broker 111S Atbury Aw. ptal JIMKI Rcnrcsentlng the Harleysville Onnpaniea for the past 37 yean Don't smnt undsradmnjfboagd Slag oat of water when overheated and iforesting , Lehigh Graduates, Paul L Yingltng, 2nd. Two local Btudcnts' were among the 5T5 LeMgh Unlveisily seniors who received tmccal&ureate degrees Boat Safety Precautions Sign Snatchers Pay recently during the UnivoBlty's 99th Commencement Exercise*. Dr. $45 laeh For Prank H. GuMord Stover, presldiait of summer refniHi now Listed By Red Cross Aide Camegie Instltuto of Tochhology II M Bailtv Dii Fit/p.it Two youflis who attempted to and a nationally prominent educa- and Mi's Lhvyn Otliman S-ifely measures to prevent boating manually propelled or sailboats un- steal a. "for sale" BIBI tram -the tor and science advisor to Uie Fed- I Mis Waltir MiGmnis Ml accidents this gummer were urged to" the • gaUbaat is oveWaJdiK a rapdsMe on the Ocean aty-Someta eral Government, delivered t h e IUUTV Sehnurll Mr and 1 ty en the 'bast mem of this urga W ' Small sUJboats, wh« Point cauaeway ^jd dearly for commencement jMMreggj. m in SLIIUIX rt Ilowmrd E, Camp, Jr., ar^ da^Gtor salUi^ in channel, should glve way their prank in Municipal Court Wed' Jan Matthew Stephen Black, son lilt ijenUjlt.1 L*^li.(.r for cf Saloty Servjisw tor ttie Ameriaui o ftowetboam whidi rarmjt openUte nesday. tA Mr. ajrf Mrs. Oiariw H, Bladr, Mi*. lppi-uiiiR in lit ltrid Crosi, BMtern Area. outside the channel, Mumdpal Magstoate FranhUn A. of SOB North st-, •mm amuritf Ids L ut. Uu et tal« n on tin Wnllac^, of The Red Cross is one of IT organ- ft. Baiiboaw on tte alarboaM taok Mng fomrf Russell SMllnian, U, of degree of bachelor of science in KI tile fun I 111 111 tliL
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