Mar 1965 - On-Line Newspaper Archives of Ocean City

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with Cbcny BOTa CUB 

"Bm QMn CHr High School Mn 

_ Jaa Ham, KM Ryan, 

*•»•» aad But MHMD. won 

IKjnud medley relay laee, 

gBRUARY27th 

Ifautee Sea Center Inc. 

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TMl OCBAN City 

OCMMI Cffy Alhhtm 

Wins AAU Judo TUh 

DU Waters, of Oocnt Oty. 

won ifce HUb Atlantic AAU 

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AFB. IMHHtW, PC, 

OawlMi atoli «fen ef 

the SUMH *«ta C*fc at StaV 

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Wildwood CAL Champs, 

Defeat Mainland 80-76 

WU*d High School-, bnirthdl 

Friday night won th Cpe 

at the MUM tome tamed weight to {say dwnHoMhb? 

the arvanent that a team of five down a determined 

pri players can on most occasions from 

•mtigp-ttHPf. tbe team with one or in Unwood on the 

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ia> IL " • Kt FJT *H- 3 v ,"»• J • » *>i * -mikS fe i&ssi 

the 

IMS T«r 

TMUMOAY. 

VFW Lea 

ttp mam tor the 

Witt B polBtM. MkMMl by HAudi Bate ~Zm 

with If antm. Ar ttie Wtorlon, oontoft-S 

•HI 

• MM wa* the third in 10 

Kkfll Qu-tymen. 

Tne visaing; Lion Mam wot away 

mm flaa meet with a perfect « 

anj to n meets thi. season. 

Yeatetday afternoon the Careymen 

tram li J to nni.-...t— te a doml 

mort, hot the twits were toe lata 

«D be ntntad bam, Saturday, the 

Batten win visit the George School 

ttnk m DoyJertown, Pa. 

m tarn* mi mm*** 

A young pnBcanan was undergoing 

s& v"^ H ml mi P r Cburt. 

Be gatoBd the grand chamnkn 

ratine « tt» MBM by defeating two superb Myers. 

and 

(OS WnBSM wD Qpff J£UH*4||i^ IB* 

cJufliBg Jim IkowiMB. at Ihsli. 

iostm. D.C, B kmne medal 

winner in the Ml QQmfte to Raiders Humble 

Tbkyo. 

Wahtr* b Ms iwbrortor at 

the Attantte Oty YMCA, and to 

the m of Mrs. &w«ne HUM, Devils, 88-43 

of mt WtHt-r av. 

Mustangs Salt 

in 

"Nmaaww," said the examiner, 

"that you were walking along a 

included path, y and a young p woman Falcons, 92-57 

h 

rushed g up nan to had you embraced and reported and that tossa 

LJNWOQD — Mainland 

ed her. what would you da?" lign ScbdoJ's basketball lean 

"Weil, sir." said the candidate. "I ed all anuod tbe Faleas of Oakwould 

do several thing*. But first, Rpgional Mgh Srf«3ol sn the 

with the young lady's assistance I 

think I would endeavor to reconstruct 

Mustang court, lie aeare was msi. 

tsrimt 

The Mustaiî wne ott and running 

p 

FMM M by faafla with 

and ftmdt with n 

. tfaBorty 

MK tta 

Buddy Wertey WWB the .atronauhVop 

to 

« 

hold 

«* W M S H M , .fc,,^ 

of the .coring edurnn i» the eve- »*». «f «•« »M»te MM H with « 

rung, each hitting 30 points. How- potnta to Me Shamrock*. M In the 

""*-•- ^* J^MdW.iJWifc* Smith aided the Sh«mby 

PMDE five men to the doable- 

CJuek Jans the bi« eun lor 

the Wanio, W^ ^ fl ppoint, 

it on 

« sate ud d flw fl fad fd 

to OBB Oty H3*b School in Jobs VODHUM eanMtaUtd 

nV first thM wnce* January"^ ag and'JimWaieus and'MeMdtfa Ompthe 

Rot and WhMe of Coach BMe, kril both cane hi Witt U points 

tMJ, 

to end with a 7^ mart in the Cape- 

Wildwood led all the way, with the 

AnanHe tcaflM. ne Balden are lAstm^ fSaUring A rtmm Md to its? 

aaurad of a Ue fcr tMrd in thelast 

five minutes of the final quarter. 

on the outran* of îe F*f 

•a 

who Lower Cape May RegkaaL 

Ocean Qty ttantai U-T 

•any Banks, the 

paced Ine as^jKkaj In th£ 

with M points a cam high 

sr, B«Ja not OBTV 

ne logsjneMd 

point 

left the Fata with a record ofjhe takwd 

nine wins and 10 

Skip was the Og gun of 

i ntt «M Itt • 

the 

b-RoMwr Nnt Coray 

Tspptei Another Mont 

Pu. _ 

stty of DelMMtVs E. FVMon Carey. 

Jr., of 

MM 

•the tamer 58£ 

n1ftriit*TT dsasd Ihe @p to 

Mr NNnd tte dto- dtol 

rith a minute to play, and 

rolnutea. 

a final sport However, the the tormer mark o| 

Warrior* would not be denied and 

to protect their margsln to 

•nitamark was the fourth cracked 

the 

n 

by the .pce^ I . Ha, ^^° 

Ike victory left the Warrior* Witt the la* lour mtm in wUdt he 

SM k at the 

L C 

hto oaoalry strong e 

j Mriet" 

Jvdor Rk* Bond nettrd M pntatt 

the e^Trtng. alnmst rn-alling the nt foe the RaUm as he end Banto 

cons' total count. CastakH dipped 

U field goals and four ftmJs for a Raajy FbK was In fan] trouble 

IT* 

total of M points. 

Box Scon-. 

Teorie Landte contributed 13 points j 

bad hi* 

to the wSantasj e«ttse, with Jeny Re- 

up who 

gina and Bat WerUey ciante in with 

12 points • 

f*nTnlng af, 

hii nrturn hi the fourth quartrT 

Box Score: 

whoe fjmrtfMteeT nmed 10, SeftBSSM. 

a* Jta W5Hon scared only two 

paUs but puDed don a B B hizb 

jj.of U rebound* far to Raid. 

I ILmauuwttjn came- Mi the SBBB 

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School 

RECEIVERS 

SALE! 

Superior Court, Chancery Division 

liTlillDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1965 

Must Be Soldi 

HiTAL MARINA 

vmmlmimm 

-Tables - Time Clock 

mmy ethmr office Items, 

WmMlNETS 

'rd Motors of All $iz+s 

WMBEmmm 

V^t^mimî-t 

gjQioBty area wBh two phiycr* in 

a - a 

|pp tjrs 

w ZL9 and 

wfcfle the other 

M*jr BID M«M ttJ 

if 

îmark twtee with hit West betat _ 

l|j against Atlantic Ofy FYiendf School 

llof - -' —' - 

netted M paints fgr the HiUn b 

fljal flRwf pgriod- ^^JIsHg iM H 1 * Is 

We in the second period almost ** 

fast m lUmSm dW. Caatone netted 

10 of the 13 Deva points in 

the Mai frame and It wat mh. 

3k-25 «t halfUmt 

I AUK rhe Devfl* doaed the lead 

to 40-31 early in (he third 

Ocean City begsn to ptrher „ 

ftaa and nfi f^££ away fj^Bi jm^r 

montoo with HOWFH grttfag » 

pan* in to third chokkrr to 

the local* 

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EXPLRT 

MECHANICS 

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OFFICE PHONI INM! HOME 

JOHN 

Plumbing and 

ALTERATIONS 

JOHN G8AHAM 1117 

OCEAN CITY, N. J. 

This Weeks 

SPECIAL 

HEEL BALANCI 

and WHEEL PACK 

To grt mazionim tire mOcaga 

d «»old co«Uy rcpairi. 

Ubdb 

l liiaii lim ip|wn tad evaijf 

1M0O nflM. Drive In today 

and lat

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mm 

RlM Jim; Mr. 

Edwin Run**-, Jr. an] , 

. Oeatta Rumor, sll of 

f. Mm out of tain were 

Mm nsvM Johnmn .nd 

te «l ,UtOB SUver. NJ- „ 

Mr* taOph Rumer, of " 

, P*.; diarie* Rumor, of 

, Fk.; MM Blancbe Ru- ' 

Wm/mtnaa, N.J.; M. , 

MUltar. of Boca Raton, i r 

MM MM. FV«I* mete, 

ARDS 

WEEK END 

EOALS 

NORWEGIAN 

RTE CAKE 

E CAKE 

59c 

IANCE res 

GEL CAKE 

ARDS 

JkSTRY 

Afbuty AVMIIM 

lal 399-1260 

Duplicate wpilVUIC Bridge l»l IVI^W Rotary Oub dinner meetir 

Ann Mnr*nll .ad MarnU Ma^la,, BUM Uwi* and Red BeHbf* »"• to ^""^ ""• 

lhaU MN top Mom with 83 at M M C Ugh Witt SI and I'—* - - - - - - - 

the Friday X of C Duplicate Bridge Friedberg and Belle Horidta 

game. Often coming in avove av- amad wtth 1M4, " 

wage «w OBw Mahony and Don Doth If 

Millar 77, Sea R M and Maty DOB Mm _ 

Butler 76W, Herbert and Syivia Hy- GartUnd and B« French, Vivian IT 

man 76, Rod Lams and Nona Gun* and Edith Smith and Jack "' _ ^ - 

Zimmerman 1DM and Sylvia Brown, and Betty BmMtt, Ski trip to Mt 

«• wltn 64. Rujmoaip were Bd lluS,"Tv »"«• L 

Md Jean Nugent with ffi, Wvtan ff^ ^ ^ 

5 ^ K^!-^ "OrtM* aamoo! An avenm, of « ^« mad. 

An individual game 

An average of « wi ma de at the Dictate Dcta Mdge 

iîiimw, AMP 

i«nB played last Wednesday en 

FOR THE BEST 

WATCHBANDS 

LOOK TO ... 

I til AtMJMT AVI, 

COMftHE ENSEMBLE... 

INCLUDING YOUR OWN 

"TENSOR" BED LAMP 

= J 

McCausland 23 and Ruth Ann Bo*-."* J-*' 

byshdl 20. I^gwo HflU. 

urmrmt TMC P^~¥"S" 

Proud New FataeD-Sb this Is the 

Bale chop who ia to (any on my ~~ 

name! Quite a reîoinlbility, eh, the Mu«ic PI 

nune? 

Nurw—It certalrfy is, Mr. Sczcy- 

ALL TVMf 

• PMT MRViU 

• OUALITY WOMC 

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PhwM 399-2541 

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Comth§ Events fhh Wmmk In Ocean City 

(FrMay)— 

Women's A»oda. 

• puwom. ttmtfnt ite stale. J^^ ^ ^ 

m As an open raponent of a State • • 

sales tax, Duroont «ild have a hard WSCS of me Ftrtt Me»hodl«t 

iB !2iL5 eali EFJ! Ugl " 0 ' "^ >fto « 011 î»* meeting, 8 pjni. Jftn, "Joa« 

professional* bekeve. MartnM — American''. 

FWhaWMre, ptem reartton to ttie • • 

aotiHlJy Wt to one Re. 

?•** WiiiiM, 

- 1 pa, m ^nooBi 

gubernatorial maniKin «w re. O«aB aty »I» SAQOI, 7.3p p 

Kwd rf any iKjetesbide by «» ta me Bapdrt Qonft. 

mnmute's dedsian in the tUnldng 

Mmnwhlle, Duniait ^ taea BMfc. CD Medial SeU-Hdp Caurae. 

ing stntementB. the kind that are 8 pjn. in CD building. 12th ft, and 

* * Biîffl «n W'takca, and ll»f tte g:j| ajB, in Central ^, ScnooJ- 

~ MB. on Hughes administration hasn't amquit- • • • 

ed to much. ^ ^ RjUcemen's Wives AuxiliMy tattBentisUy, 

torefa, lfa» belaid ^jjau^ dinner, 6:30 njB, in Sanmtt 

to Sandman a m to have tarn taPTiSiMBaat, **"""• 

CUpe May County Re-cue Mori bwugW litalt by a wudden rMogni. "* • • • 

fe 10 a*D. la tte Aon€ I ^^ &at tt^ scp^snig oonffiittee u^ti ** !•« ^H* H ^ «^ n a. 

They fee! wler with Sandman—but W«»Bl Oiurch mrrttng. t pMu 

' they admit that Hughes win be a • • » 

Ba âpter. Omen LamWa pa hara m In M» 

te«Mri by tte middle ol the AuHT a^HertrtS'^CâS 

month to Hme tat an anaounranent meeHng room. ^ ^ c tfflunaoy 

at the Ocean Oft- Hepuhliran anb's ^ ^ « . 

dinner on St rtMck-g Day, MaMn-Randt Ortt n? A—1 

Assuming they both want new LqSaa^SXS Site g^* 1 

tfflros. the only sure beta so far are Ausuaiy nieetlBi, I pjn, 

FAreetor of F^wiîldeis Leon H. DeMniav »nwi*in» e 

Mm* and Freeholder Joseph w W l ^ myUnf. 8 pjn. 

Rlxey. Both men have indicated niey memarv Altai, a*,*, _ «. . ^ 

wm run again and both men are v*. MiîZ'SL?^*®jS 

Om IM & 

tuaUy unbeatable. fL^Tt ^ ^ R & auWh »**• 

Thto leaves iarf#dded who will be "* 8 *"• « , , 

I GOP nominee to replace Sandman In 

I the Senate, and who will be opted «_*«» bta Oiapnw Beta Sg. 

senihly. 

of Mm Ray Kline, 929 S. Main st, 

But here re-apportionment reaia 

Flensantville. 

its ugly head, There is no put. 

tee that there will be a Ape May 

County assemhlyman or a setBtor 

when the smoke of the re-appartionment 

battle drifts out of sight. 

CM course, there may be a party 

fight over, who wants to be par§» 

enndidnte far coroner. Admittedly. 

such a fight ia unlikely it only be 

(SMsevety tew people want to be 

Tim,' there's the mattw of ttie 

rtspresentatlvM of Ope May County 

on the RepubHeaji State Committee. 

That has to be settled. 

But the gubernatorial candidate 

oomes fint. Senator Smdmiui may 

come up with a partial or a complete 

answer on FridAy. 

KNIT 

I or CROCHET 

a NEW DRESS 

or COAT SUIT 

For Spring 

DOROTHIA 

ROBINSON 

YAMIS 

OP1N ALL VIAK 

662 iMrdwalb OCNn City 

MaU * fte>Q

"Sr 

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MEN 

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34TH STREET 

BAR 

OPEN DAILY 

7a.m.-2 a.m. 

MSB SMMS 

INN 

fill" 

LJq&r Store 

Cide 

'j'^- ; 

V. 

AJoysfas P. Comer 

Afcert B. Retaw 

FBBeral cervkM i n 

&ns*y afternoon fcr ntrs. Amy 

W Gam of Shore rd.. Marmora. 

who dM «%daetd»y, hat • * She 

WHS §3. 

Jor Alert tJLJ *•>". °nd Harold, both of Mirmora. 

«**; one m, RosMfl A., of this and Ray, cat Fort Laooenfale Hi- 

NJCI and three 

m, 

Tb» Hew. Brnee FinBrn. pmrtor 

ah^ to be"JOB, 

£»* lrae wap sors 9 

, fcat one to Ocean 

City to UB aa a fr-nniT ratdeoL 

But two yean later ate and her 

hte bahmd aniaM a home at 

SM Central «r^ where sb» resided 

HARRY'S INN 

LONGPORT-SOMERS POINT BOULEVARD 

DAN'S Sis 

fUnl af 1M •-— — " 

ifPEf Of nuUnOCr ^^•aaaB^ 

ROCKFISH 

FRESH COD 

BUTTERHSH 

PORGIES 

SEA BASS SHRJMP 

•WISH SMEtTS 

OrSTgRSACLAMS 

ate tt^basâVSiB slslr X araataâV ^^^*^^^^^^ 

OPEN ALL YEAR 1IOUND 

AWNS Mi rUYW 

YOUR FAVORITE 

DANIEL'S 

COOaAJlBA* 

andtBTAMANT 

WMMM0 

• SM Food, 

• MaKon QMn, 

ENJOY DINING Df SOUTH 3KBSKTS 

uom BEAurmjL DOOMI BOOMS 

at dM C3ty Mgh «*•* 

IT. 

The FLAN] 

PHONE 399-1 

SUNDAY BUFFET 1 

M.OO 

II* imnu t* both* 

•M 

HOW 70 YEARS 

SiCKi 

1155 ASBURY AVI. 

FRESH and BR< 

SH A 

BONELESS SHAD and 

5 FRIED FLOUNDER. 

5 FRIED FISH CAKES 

20 FRIED SMELTS 

SNN ALL Y1AR 'ROUND* 

ALSO SATURDAY MATINH 

A motion pi< 

you'll never foi 

MM 11m 

CVIrllNOS ONLY 7:15 < 

, MARCH 4, IMS 

lunty Promotion Direcfor Raps 

ite's Lag In Financing Tourism 

tourtan and the vtcshigh 

in the 

of New Jer»ey, the mate 

In am Place in budget 

.-.'". of promotional 

capture the tnurirt-« dol- 

and Mvwal dthm that 

o the inwfequato Job Mns 

the rtato in proniotiong ita 

fand vacation todHUM, were 

in mne dfMI to Rotary 

night at (ho Plymouth 

& pfSfHliTi fpGSOrted 

of the Cape May 

Of PubUc Af- 

Anthony T. Catnnoeo. 

director. BM that the 

bustnon i* the biggest In- 

Fln Owe Mm/ County, Roc- 

' thl. (act. tbs county and 

adnMMrattoni spend 

a year In advertising 

wWch la J100.000 more 

|« tile state 

County Promotion 

Beeth At Stainton't 

Oipe May Oxmly'* promoUon 

hoMh to m dtaploy in Onenn Oftr 

all fhi. week In Stajnton's Doportnu-nl 

Rm. The puhUc is 

Invited to vWt and inapoct the 

booth. 

Hundreds of thauiiands of •.ii- 

Uon to travel and Bnorin shews 

have teen the Oounty booBi In 

BBlHrnom Hi«liburg, rtarttarf 

and Wilkn Bra-re. Tiwugaod* 

more will aco it when it vWt* 

Cicvdand, MontrcJil, Caonda, and 

Aftany, N. Y, 

Between exhlblLi at the major 

vaccatlon shows, the booth wM 

be diaplavcd in varisiu communilies 

of the oounty. 

' Mau i. tiw. Mtu, .Minn, i« |au 

SB*j«fl 

n. 65CHEVROLET 

These great performers aw the lowest 

models at our One-Stop Shopping 

Hwd to ten at a $fence that each of tteM beauties is 

ftm lowest priced m ita tat. Ths ride dosB't ihow it, 

tt 1 tt intenor. Or the performance. Jmt ttt price 

That lurortoiia '65 Biscayne has the room of 

auay Mperismi «ra. Phu a taudaorae color-keyed 

tateAor witt pliiah Tmyla, fins fabrics, full dnqj-twiat 

BtifiAriflii • ' ' 

• vu»», Amerioa'fl favorite intermediatMUze ear, 

. St^B? ?ff J*ft* Tid»HW«iini door* roomy, 

»ofW« SSSSL ? 

Cfcwy II got a w|oto lot arurter for '66-but kept 

Its common nenae! Stall famDy-eiie, easy to handte 

econoMicaJ, and th« lowest priced Chevrolet mt 

Bow Corvair Sport Coupe and Sport Sedsai have 

W » iWTOuatod T 

tort balance and traction for 

thai tize car. It's air-cooled— 

no water or antifreeze. 

So be practical. Check the 

groat offer on your old car, 

in* tow payments on your 

new one. Only you wffl know 

how practical you've been. 

Because it. sure.won't show! 

the 

difference 

Mm something really new-discover Me difference at your Chevrolet dealer's 

^c^3iirC%B Chevy U> Conmtr* Ctev&te V 

PALMER CHEVROLET & OLDSMOI 

111* ASBURY AVE. OCEAN CITY 

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IftlOOK 

Barbara IUU 

Senior Receives 

To Test Score 

Febnary 15. 1*5, was a vwy 

vmm day fer Barbara HiU. a 

member oi the sealar da« of Ocean 

Ory Ifgii lehBBl While sittit« in 

her hirtory dm, ftbi Joyce DB& 

ner, toe Coldaaee Office secretary. 

deUvaM to Barbna a book whkb 

cwitained her mm from the English 

conqnattioo rrsmtimtirti. Upon 

vlewiBg •> acare Barbara «u 

sbockal by what she •». She had 

•arham's IJrst tmmm was 

machine imwt tan been broken". 

Om WM ertreroery h»ppy. confusad. 

io» plan* to ink)* to 

X.mhwrs.art. 

ton University bee because ef the ex- 

ta. bm. tart busy »tth th 

Wave Literary Magazine of «Ucb 

a>e la Aft£«lac. Ip.her span. 

drawing. 

X«Pf oBaje education Barbqpes 

to tnm* toEadand.it 

• to antar too fw 

RALPH 

WATSON* SON 

«r 

and gtaai and tn* CHS, iiunamaatl to* aduul to the 

Rhode Ialand Itad , . . Who scalped 

pany. AnderMO, lederle repae 

Sammyt . , , Red roes* for a 

•. Another BirpruB 

J*M*» sad c«M 

alive m phyairians in Has area, re- 

hius lady, right Sharon? , , , Haw i» 

r, bMfeNM II la tta tba Red Balden to gain a 

ed the IsteK achievements to 

year eel named Bill. Dolores? , . , 

rainy saamn la Ecuador sixth place. 

medical M m during a week Jong 

Carol, ym shouldn't tape private 

was, of oour*e, vary «*. Ito fine altorts tneae boys aav» 

conference neenih/ bdd the laboca- 

caMfnaHaBs! , , , Theme from the 

1 to the eoM and anow in BWPB PijijiitB ait Asi awte^Bi _ 

tories in Pant River, N. Y. 

Ranger , , , aiarMou, SuHe-q, 

Otherwise she has been am *hould be s wary tough con- 

r visit She baa taund 

and Robert Paul are going to make 

tender for state fhampintiiiMp an* 

I dUYenat, out all dsllchwj; 

a record . . . The star . . , Robbie 

tha traok Mam aaaual ba the teata 

- friendly and helpful; and 

graham cracker . . . Uae Shofflln OR 

to beat to (be OtpB AdanHc League, 

try Dappy b, M» warm, 

plenty at fane. Debate . . . Wbr do 

[American home. 

ynu Uke Coke so much, Dehblef . . 

Leap year la ova-. Sharon! . , 

ICIub 

SophemcwM 

What's this about asthetlc acpld 

'T#fin 

JliuuiyT The pony express is *r N. 

v 

traveUng 

HUS column is being prepared 

April 14 fei tiai daadbo 

Tag, does your ftngrr March 1, a beautiful day with t 

mw tmix -aansnj ,1B|B Back hurt much?, she really y didn't mean mercury expected ID reach 50. We 

member of the 

to bunt It . I hsard that dear nope «hJe pattern «Mkns through 

Editor 

Roate bad a hard tfana tryuc to aM. moat of ine inuutii to compensate i 

rafereoc* i*n't that so Albert? . . . Who bate «w uonleasBnt weathar inat prevailed 

Billows: "TarrWo ; 

on history tests? . , . Spanish home, during January and February. 

«*«t In -tamo* 

work Is not to be done to A card eant from St. Petersburg 

» > a l d t 

class! . . , What da you fet by Mr. and !*B A. H. Steeds, turn- 

r-»lc meattt 

eon, BIT. Bomer? . . . Hello. Fredrettular* residing in New York 

(What If Mom 

die! . . . Are ftu esftainn tbe states that the weather has 

stareo set, Mr. BeMonT . . . Would been Meat with all the Dowers In 

y«) like to hear a singing telegram? full bloom, (hat they have been mj- 

Him «O» freguatttty and have met 

mind 

. Whara la Jfonr aayand «t the "good old Ocean Ohy 

atomt** 

Wd yon areTS _Wr i»a>anrnii^baA Mr. and Mrs. 

flpfceai K4HBT OxaauO'aiV ai wondunM 

>«tMMnilMM>IIIIIMMII»M»»l>ml 

ROBERT A, GILL 

Registered Builder 

CUSTOM BUILT HOMES 

933 WM Aw. Dial 399-1908 

>••*»' 

STAHLER'S 

REGISTERED BUILDERS 

Res.: 3315 West Avt DU 399-2980 

"WI SPECIALIZE IN MODERNIZING HOMES" 

BERGER LUMBER 

ALUMINUM COMBINATION DOORS 

AND SCREENS 

Abot Fir Plywood, PoDaiivmtd Folding Doors 

Ciaaaqtid Lumbar, Flagafota>, Umm. Gamaot * PlaaMr 

at tW as) the molt of a months 

and Me and Mr* 

r « Inns eftaonrf 

due to yin'** 

Dial 399-O94B - - Th« FfifmcUy Yard 

11* STREET apd SIMPSON AVENUE 

ROTS. Ws'savaiappy to raport that Ma 

• *Hl John Mhu, both d 

mmutky M 

rf for TRBMfNIX VB^MlTE CONTROL 

m

%\ 

yt* 

if- *\r 

t-* 

rf3i;si 

& * 

*1H 

tJa pun.—Primary artrtHtml se*- 

COIN-OP 

DRY CLEANING • • 

ONE HOUR* 

to 6 pJti. Man. thro. Sot. 

f A. H. to 0 P.M. 

7 pan.—Junior *ajw gtwip. 

T:JP prt.-»rty«f raieting, 

* • * 

tr. mx. 

A 9.30 sal 11 ajiL—Masses. 

• • • 

LINW00O OOiiMUNITY 

It 

H ajn.—Morning Worship. 

6.15 £jn,—J«i Cadets. 

i:« pun.—Senior Young I>eepfa. 

t frin.—EvoAie Snviee, 

8 pjB,—Ptmsmr meettng, 

* * • 

•CTHKL METHOCNfT 

BUILDING A NEW H 

Include ELECTRIC HEAT 

in Your Plans • • • 

ptnfn ...no cfcimney, flues or dud* 

required...nof«H to jton-.btn-n 

v. aajqaj fja; U> W HMK •STOBg OpeftS lutvey 

fMIMUHA wJbo«l obigabon, 4 toone! 

j> fkl(fraBji jaac> aav aifiM MSmt MS. 

8, 9.30 art U o. m.—Moroinc 

«hJp. Messnge, 'Tlie TWumptal 

Enfry" ly Hev. Josluv 

9:30 and 11 a. m.—Ohwch Nurewy. 

9:30 a. m.—Sun^y Si*Kx>i. 

11 a. m. — Senior High Qwreb 

School. 

5:« p.m.—Junior youth 

ship. 

7 p, m.—Evming Service. 

S p. m.—Junior HJgh MYP. 

J:15 p. m. — Senior Hjh 01*r 

m$ TOTAL MBCTMC! 

NTIC COMPANY 

> t ^, ^ * ^_ 

^?*i f x '^flfi'^Wn^n^^B^HSPQ^^. 1 **^ &£5flfj^^KE3^&^BsU!^^K^&^^M/&^^~^ - -, r^T^ ^^V^T> "~f iV fp^T^T^tTTfl^l^t i i*~ I i i,-i^ -*i^S5^jl.(.^p £i jAi#yft j *^^ 

dob rowdng In the ctomx* pM 

tralHall. 

g p. m.—Mothers 

in the hom# tt 

TUtm r&. 

Rev. JosUn, guest speaker 

8 p. m,—Cottage prayer 

T p. m.ÔMBm 

g p, m.—Official Board, 

9 9 * 

SECOND CAPE MAY MPTIfT 

World Day Of Prayer 

of consult in* «t1 

6.30 p m, — ^MS oowart 

the the Old uAt 

nipper and mtarionwy meetlne 

viiattai to an 

Maul with 

JtoM, W»» DoBtaiek 

part of 

orjcr adi 

mtetonary to BraiH. guwt 

fea* fern 

p, nj.jiW 

of f 

7 P nL-Ummd B«r Sew* m» 

It 

Radio Network* U« 

39 meeUm to *e tow* « the 

in the OiUn* Pfcrtor. 

which 

lots) World Day 

Chikhwi* Sunday School Bunding 

« p. m.-Jun»r Oi^r r*e«hai 

Towmettd 

g p. m.-Atlani»Gipe JÂg p 

Pray* Dmy Program* 

7 p. «,—Y««h Ctelr 

Boy Smul «ml Oib Seout iMW* churches In 

World Buy el Fhiyer wdto ol mudc taj 

• p, m.—SMisr Oiolr ta the basenait « the Oul*% 

pnn«na fe»« btcn atfiMulsd an pw«ide MI 

(rfcfcWj 

Sunday Seboal 

f 11:80 «. m. an* T;» p. ni.-MiUii- 

at The n 

locnl arm ntWot* MkM, * 

• I land Council Ui«rf Our* r Wows* 

WM mummed ywtwday by Mr». An a 

WmM D»y of BW* swu*^ at ^- UPMR to nSSite « «• 

FlonwrK. TmMd, Aalrman W»— rW« ' 

ln^r Sfatnoaiit OwrA Be«M«¥lIto, TRINITY MCTWHMST 

DMh Tne Lord 

of •*» *»*ia TV^F - 1 

iM. 

, IT FITI ... IT SURE SHOULD. 

ice Charming (Jim Hendrix) fits the slip 

Eto Cinderfella's (Joseph Taccarino) foot, 

i the P«Iry Godmother (Dennis Calrneg), 

stands ready in case her magic is 

[Jed. The cheerleaders are the step- 

mother and it#p sisters (l. to r.—Richard 

DiehJe, Michael Tolson and Michael Kline). 

The icane is from the play "CinderfeDa," 

wMch was presented by eighth grade boys 

at an assembly of the St. Augustine's School 

students this week.—Grainger photo. 

teholder Director Addresses Women's Club 

Civics And Legislation; Theatre. Party Set 

1 

(Leon Schudt, director of thelaee 

Kuhn announced that April 301 A pemindw wu gven at m 

§ May County Board of Free- wjU be Hie deadline for reglstrallnn Spring FettlvBl workshop for manwas 

program guest for for the Slate Federatlnt com'Cntion bcrs of the Aft and American Home 

|»n of the Women'* Club meet- to be held Jtey U to 14 in Atlanhe Department this evends (Thur*. 

week In th» home of Mrs. Qty, 

day) at 7:30 in tbe home of MM, 

OldflcW. 

AnnounocmentJ! also were made of Martindalc. 300 49th st. 

[Schuck, who chose for Msthe 

Gammmity ftnprowemejit to. Plan* were made for • theatre 

fCMem and LettiglaUai". also gram meeting March 1 at Rutgers party py March 27 to see tt» Oeean 

president of the State As- and the Second District Program O Oty y OOnnniuni^ i ^ Ift^ dUn pproducUon 

of Cbunty Freeholdeni. a Assistance meeting March 3 in Un- of "Y "Yes M My ^^rllag 

Wuîter" ^ " tat 

, a, member of the New Jersey wood. 

the high school auditorium. Tickets 

of Commerce, a member Oub offlccre also were invited to will be available at the next meet- 

Delaware Valley Association attend the Stamp of Approval meeting. tan Out board of the Cape May ing Man* g at Douglass College. Announcement also was made 

Vocational School. 

Planning to attend this an? Mrs. that the music program will be pre- 

discuiscd the recent Clement Stokes, Mrs. Gcaree Mey. actited April p 22 instead of March 25, 

of a Republican candl- er, Mri, Albert HaaseU and Mr* FoUowinB U the meeting h 

governor. He eniphaBlzed Wood BbuskmoR. 

ments were Mrved by Mm Nwiu» 

(rf a careful select- Ruth NeviiW, Second District aid Mrs. Bdvnud Feldman. Tbe 

1 out that people are In- Vouth Conservation chairman, h re- next meeting, March 11, win be in 

j U : not sup-ported 

on a* new registration form flwr tame o( Mrs. Louis Brass. 604 

for delegates to Citizenship Institute. Atlantic av. Amakenlp 

Bd these will faJUtt U«i nil! bf d 

of «ul delegntM. 

.:• . ,• " - " • r ' 

S^w 

1tO NBcnVB MNTMU 

chairman, Mr«. Hurry Smith. Mr*. 

Miss Nancy Hime*. daughter of 

, nchoo* and commun- Kobert ItortBdale, Wta. Osde B, Mr. and Mri mUs turoH, of ty 

hs, and Mrs. Harry Young. hurat rd., Mumora, hass completed 

tooched on brief. Mrs, Blackmon. Stamp of Appiw- requirements for graduation follow- 

[- Included ttie €0Un^ aj chairman, reported tfte dub hasing 

tbe ffUl and winter terms at 

program and thereached 

100 percent participation in Lakeland College in Sheboygan, Wls. 

• Oliuc. the county budget 

I She wilt receive her diploma at 

possible in dw 

.— - * 

the. 

I LaMand's annual commencement 

quarteiii. 

I exercise* Sunday, Miy SO, 

(' fcurineM meeting Mrs. Wai- 

1 

M»»U> rare.Membra «id «M.i^.e««iW.«5»bsiB(J.lor.) 

ndj rrf cub Scout PacK S3 «n]oyed their Mwk WCefto, Wolf aw DoorJd J

•M?- 

(SebMt are being presented her* 

t«* Owt, Safety Patag mpernaoc tor 

arc jJ 

rarideott of the SeavUte m uqaU' 

the QttOlittee to prevent «UbU*[ 

meat of tatd oar Ms and junk jar* 

This will be referred to tbe Plimnia* 

Board. Be othtr petition was from 

residents In rhe county, indudlne 

Upper Towmblp, who complained of 

the mamer in wok* tnty ted been 

approached by mats representatives 

who are trying to buy neadgwUnd 

for the Gfean Ams project. 

The only EMrtme bid. Benh FiKl 

Co.. was accepted at 15-I per gallon 

County Other buMnea; conducted by the 

tenswn Council Committee. Any wo- OnwrinBP was to brins to light the 

man interested is invited. 

fact mat the Towiabip has bought 

Mrs, Lewis Smith will give the the patching material lor the mads, 

pp gg background g sort a brief history of thus the complaint from the Sate 

bam them. Place matt had oase-i the art and wfll start the worsen rflgbway Department mat bids were 

piayers cm tbem, and name; on heir prejeet, Women are rnnjBth solicited tor thte material, was 

cards were in the shape of base-1 ed to brine a piece of material the! rejected, A request for a variance 

ball bats, 

! «^. =# i,Dif „ Sj« i»«i bkii aaa^^l 

WebekB den used 

• 

blue and gold'i 

1 * *tttat, by i 

file Tkrm Bay CM), whose reumit 

JT a MnsW UsMM to Upper ika*. 

Hip had prwiooHy aw MM, 

' to ^he Akoholfc BoWtor 

it. The ABC 

to appear at • 

A haM truth dnai no damage to 

your tMnMag If you nan torn Aflsodi 

•tiramers, blue and gold candles in', and scissors. 

prohibiting camperounds was deowd, 

logs, American Heritage place mats, 

TU»n under eonsideraDBB is a 

and Cub Scout figures. 

! requesi lor a Mr»t Ushi at First and 

79 

BONHESS 

^B^_ .^Îf^ .* .•_ • ^MIS 

•OUMD v « —„.«_ 

Year pin* were presented to Cub 

Scouts David Young, Joseph Martin, 

Philip aarfen, Oonald Sack, Larry 

Straub, Man Erricfc. Gilbert 

Terry, George Mason. Jerflf Camp, 

tarn made of theT 

s s Law, Jack Young, Robbie 

to be heH AntU 2, Edward Young Mke DuBruille, 

* at the Warwick Hotel in » EHmnam, George Young, who 

also received a gold arrow, Tunmy 

Sehellinger. who also got Ws deaner 

, meeting a 

«ripe and goM anrnw, BmM Maaai, 

••» '"• *e Viiy Ore* was 

i by Iks, Bay Ktae, She Md 

•teg with his derner stripe, Glenn 

Vmnmmm, who al» recemsl a sU. 

arrow and as a^^tont dennef 

tbe various periods with 

fan anthers. Be 

•tripe. 

nricf repDcte on tiht S?ea Hots were done by each den. Denoi 

Hadnna and Cbnsurjna, One offered a Valentine slut. Den 

Two ted a reading of Henry lam- 

K meting lebMk fcBqw's "108 Village Blacksmith," 

at* mm arad by die hnsMs. 

with one of the boys portraying tht- 

The mt meeting. March ID. will 

he in OM bane of Mrs. Mine 8B 

Wacksmitb- Den Four gave a ren- 

a M t H 

dition at George Washington and 

Betsy Ross, discussing the Unstar 

• Fit Wdl 

• Look Wmli 

• Wmar Wmll 

PER9ONPJEL TO 

^•a« PROPER iinniQ 

FAMILY SHOE 

If Oil 

"Super-Right" Qwifity BONELESS 

ROUND ROASTS 

"MMI 

BONELESS RUMP ROASTS 

BONELESS CHUCK ROASTS 

BONELESS\w BEEF ROASTS 

SHANK BEEF •?:• .45' 

SLICED aTHss-sFâP «M»liMI ***** » 'Ml 

•sffcBVBJlf %>llaCEdssi on PIHE.TO LLI. M MM '"-V7 

LIVERWURST or BOLOGNA 7:;v.-ffj -39 

ORANGES 

2 - 75« 

. 

* 

UTTUCE 2a 

OYSTERS 

*?NB 4 * 35' 

CARROTS IH" 2 S 19* 

HOT HOUSI 

RHUBARB ^ ir 

YAMS 2-29 

REAHY Itf THE LOW MBCES! 

CHEDDAR CHKSf "i tl-""rag 

SUHHYDMOMnnsNsees4- 2-t»>«« 

YELLOW CLMC PEACHES Wli. 4KS' 

.._ SARDHJES :UUT 

NABISCO COOKIES ^fe 

MODERN m BARS VM 

K 

^,g 3- 

HHNZ TOMATO KETCHUP », vr 

TOMATO PASTE - 9 is *l 4 ^ 89* 

OOROX BLEACH « ZV 

WAiDORf TISSUES 

SYLVAN 

ihejaonytg 

Announcem 

RonddA.Fox, 

801 C«ntral Av«nu«, Oc*oii City, 

wishes to annoum 

opening of offices 

practice of eye examh 

By Appointment 

FRESH HAMS 

OMir AS* rittrAMs A 

rmm HAH m run MMMH 

WLD WHOLES 

EITHER HALF 

FLOUNDER 

A&F FINI FROZIN FOODS 

PRUIl FILUtl 

tin jurt 

mizn BTSTH ITIW 

BAKED HUl 

A&P COFFEE SAL 

IMNT 

O'CLOCK 

• .ti 

THE OCEAN CITY 

©wilii^, fifWlii ill 

t/ppcr Townthlp 

4*r (Tlwnday)— 

Uttx-r Township Jaycces, 8.30 

pjn.. Trinity Methodist aiurch, 

; * # * 

Har^nora Volunteer Fire Company 

Hospital Junior League Plans 

Trip To World's Fair In April 

80MMS POTW _ lbs, Richard 

Bsw, presUent of theAuxiliary to 

Norman Mofflt, Hnk 

guests at 

irm city to see If he eouJd dyna. owns a summer cottage at 3118 Cen- 

to blast a channel to free the tral av. 

fhich lay a few yards off shore But Audi's uncle, Bernard T. 

en 18th and I7ih «g. 

Maurer. the opmtor of a hardware 

fence Professor To Lecture 

High School Here March 18 

ies L. Bicfcel, . ^_ diemistry at Lafayette College. He 

Dt the Wiillips fcseter Aca, has been at the PhUHps B«er Aca- 

| in Breter. N, H,, will onsen! demy sine* ins where he was chair, 

lure March 18 at B a. m, atmffli 

rt Bit science department from 

i City High School, 

IKS to HO. 

eipak and science teachers of Dr. BUGA is Joint author of several 

• schools have been invited to textbooks in secondary school science- 

»e meeting with this noted 

j educator, 

BIckel was born in Trenton, 

Jirt, in HOT, and attended Wil. 

|JeweU QMtge where he re. 

the A.B. *grae in MOT. He 

J the Wi^. Degree at Harvard 

Mty in 1932 and from ton 

1935 was instructor and 

fellow *M Harvard. In 

Bar 1» to X he tat 

1 The Rt Rev. Alfred L, BaBânJ 

S.T.D., Bishop of New Jersey, will 

and to make Us official 

!, 

connection with the stricken vessel 

insurer's father, Joseph Maurw 

Who died in J9H. was recognized a* 

tne dynamite king of , the Eastern 

United States. Among miners and 

heavy construction men he was 

known as "Dynamite Joe," and lettefs 

addressed to» him tfygf i^y 

reached him promptly. 

His son old that Us business in 

the explosives, was so extensive that 

the dynamite was snipped into Manayunk 

In carload lots. 

Following the wreck of the Stadia. 

Us owners tried to deviue ways and 

means to bee It from what was to 

become its sandy and watery grave. 

Somebody thought of "Dynamite 

The dynamite king was summoned 

is* » jren«9 IE Has nnpeg in ge*, 

velop an MeBmted two-year program 

of physics and chemistry for aacond. 

nry schools. SjBce USD he baa developed 

a AM grade experimental 

_ approach toaelenae which IntrottolrsiM/rliiaenU 

to Urn *S)Jec^ through 

,»*,trrt«i, ^wn latoratoor work. *" 

Elementary School News 

I OUADE NIW 

the decimal point and decimal fnu> 

Uca Cntktom 

Hons. We are now looldng forward 

L Cnx-kford's SUrth Grade OsJS to worldng with the multipiication of 

j«si UsteniiK to and learning tacflon. 

I the "Pew Oynt Suite" by 8d- During our language period we 

IGrieB. M^ Jan* Kyle, our learned how to give an oral review 

S gupervisor: has been guidingof 

a book, television show, and 

lasa -through the writing of amovie. 

This gave us an opportunity 

"ation of ttie "Suite." We to practice the correct method of 

j Ibrward » seeing how It posture while (pnHnf to a nous 

pout 

of people. 

1 awl for pood handwrrt. An interesting portion of science 

f sent by the Peterson Own. was demonstrated, which consisted of 

Our handwriting seals are the properties of adds and its \um. 

mpartant to us, 

* 

ding we «ne rendine stori» 

take us to all parts of the 

, The National GeoKmphic 

Bine helps us to get •ome ideas 

hat these places am Ufce. Our 

t help us to see that girls and 

levprywhore face simitar probland 

have the same kinds of 

So far we have visited 

. The Netherlands, PUeW 

[ and Tanganyito, Where to 

, m u and perimeters 

became lntcftwrinB to us 

^ our arithmetic work. We've 

nod our room; and the top of 

•»!(. plus many other things. 

1 reports on many sublets haw 

""SMOted during lanftuage ttiw 

- -J Mandards haw been oMb. 

• tor presenting and Hutammr to 

fsxxu. The dam eriiNMs and 

hies each report by thaw utand- 

"n an effort to tamsv*. mm 

«TO we have been able to 

many topic* which intanat 

ioSa3B" 

Ufa **» ^W practletat m> 

",, T P 

—,; Dynamite, of coune, «_„ 

have been planted beneath the water 

and men exploded but the 'elder 

Maurer reasoned thai the shifting 

sand would quickly fill in the manmade 

channel. 

'Bsfnamite Joe" told 

owners mey wodB hJF i—^^. 

money if they nMdned Wm. He returned 

to PWladdprrta 

The grandfather of the present 

summer resident was called to Anglesea 

(now North WUdwood) to see 

what be could do about getting rid of 

broken imUraad cars and tangled pil 

ing in the thorofare ftere. One of 

the area's wottt train catastrophe" 

had occurred when a shore-bound 

train plunjid off the wooden trestle 

Apia Maurer was not caUed upon 

to demonstrate his ability as an ex. 

pert on expkisives. There were 

other and mier mean* of ridding the 

channel oi the wreckage. 

Maurer. Jr., said this week that 

dynamite no longer constitutes a major 

Item of trade at his hardware 

•tore. Dynamiting as a means of 

moving earth and nock is not as 

frequently used as in the past. 

HIT, UM Ufa naanai 

In a way it's too bnd the sugKestfai 

In arithmetic w are learning and that the Sindia be blasted to freedom 

practicing me modem metho* of wasn't tried at Hie very leak. Then, 

computing divisions of fraction. We the andtai watchers still remaining 

are applying these methods to prob- here after 64 years could embellish 

lem Kjlving areaa. 

their stories of the wreck with an 

acoount of the day of the big boom- 

In art lire urn ermdng Thne maga- whai the explodvc was detonated. 

_ne covers w*h *acn pupU'a sll 

houettew th* covw JedM deaigll, 

In adnee we tmve been conduct- 

Ing atpeiimenta with sound and try- 

Ing to catalogue as many dJffermt 

expe-Uwntii H pmaMe, 

Our MM anaiyils cammMtMs 

have been working op djaeuecian 

BTOUB BMBB dMiMng win "The 

Brotherhood of Mmn." and •'How We 

Siould diant* Our Immigration 

laws," 

Fr—holdT To VIM 

Womwn't OOP M—tlng 

Freeholder Franda Towmend will 

be apMtar at the nwetrng of the 

Wsmao'i Regular Republican Oub 

this pvintofl (Thuradsy) at • o'clock 

In the RecMatkm HalL He Will spa* 

of tttaai of M M to nakiei 

H** wa» SB acoouin Of G«pe Hay Qwnty. 

»'afy woman BOGUMKI of .A TtBBBmGE IBM BOB BVQB3 of 

1 

"'**•• The iimm w«n «t~- uiicb | i««B,- IUUJIK pel 

mdianapBUs - The US NaUonal! ment • Bd «rtiviry, 

Easter Seal Child is lO-yearoid Bar I The community should provide 

ban Saten, who recovered trom resources its' recreational activities] 

bums over mere than TO percent of swimming pools, playgrounds, libraher 

body from an explosion at Urn rtes. etc, If it does, tills community 

3963 Hallowe'en ice show. Her par will be providing the world of toents 

w s killed . I marrow with young people who have 

•"•»»— and developed into good dH. 

WATCH FOR FUTURE 

DRAWIH6S 

POINT 

Orawinat will a* feaM MMM aadaf Mdl math Mnvimtar lfM Him March 1M§. 

vited toWSari 

34S-11W 

nm.' 

KAJS DANISH 

and «>PFEF 

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OAIIY SPECIALS 

Cor Hfh ft Asburv Av*. 

OPEN DAILY * SUNDAY 

phono. 

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THE MANATEE SEA 

CENTER INC. 

14th St. and Asbuty Aim., OMSII Gty, N. J. 

EXCLUSIVE DEALER FOR 

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SALES • RENTALS • REPAIRS 

MOVIES and LECTUnES 

Abo Handlfng a Complete Unt of Accessories 

I'SURFING IS OUR BUSINESS—OUR ONLY BUSH ^ " 

POINT DINER'S 

WINTER CARNIVAL 

February Winner I 

H, Callaghan 

80 W, Red Bank 

Woodbury, New Jersey 

WHO WON — 

1965 23" MOTOROLA COLOR TV CONSOLE 

(Purchased from PLATTS FURNTFUIUE STORE, Somers Mat)

mi:: 

tjaal Vleat 

ECf 

ollb 

fe (*»*#. Re* 

ttmfctwt 

Cab Scout Pack 

Sets Kite Derby 

Utr 

sm ?»*•• •» •"•»* **o ess.. 

Urfjca (center, 1. to r.) are flanked on the 

rjgfat by Mayor Walter Stretch and on tb* 

laft by PoBce Chief Chart** Gray—Gratag- 

«r photo. 

Carole Theresa Kingston 

Mr. aad lbs, John Kingston. 

WuTanl id,, Srathmete, have 

^ aBgaganeni of 

daughter. Cfcroi Theresa, to 

K RabeH Tîischer, son of 

Mr. and lbs. AMred Tauscher. 

of SteMhmere. A fall wedding 

Open House At 

Rre Company 

SEAVHX£—Opm HooKi n held 

y »s SeavUte Volunteer Ftoe ^n- 

JW taM Sunday for inaiitliai of 

**r ne-ty purchased En-TlrnA. It 

« tte «pankai and dostaf 

and enmraMBC reporBi 

Mn. Knsaas on Amatcan. 

Km > oflM by ftuni^: 

bach, of Cape May County National 

fa 

On 

The ocrask* 

Mrs. OoMnt lUkas, beari 

" - ~ of « 

REPUBLICAN CLUB omCBfcS. Tb» * aoil*l •KFftUY; Iflts Joan 

Somere point Women's Republican Qub dutilbf. 

installed officers Thursday evening but cer, Mrs. John Taylor, vie. 

week at the New Jersey Pire HOUM. Pic- Carl Norman, secretary, 

tured hero are (1. to r.) Mrs. Fairest Con- Giover, trustee.—Grainger 

over, treasurer; Mrs. Douglas Somers, fin* 

N#w Picnic, Rest Areas Planned 

For Seashore-Bound Motorists 

Wive* Club ffntarfains 

With A Fathion Show 

P.VLERMO—A fashion show vwa 

held by the Noo-QxnmiMioned Otflcers 

Wives Qub at Palermo Ait 

force Siabo-i km week. GuesU 

ag tbi? siîna; MAIMQBI 

at the punimat- gf the 

Boric and Ifae gfjgmJTOfltp of the 

OBtt fa Harrtstan^ PB. 

SeaviBe Qnq^ny. OK- vutoneers wjii 

be ahlf lo mill u î ^fc in the 

Alee ^ feeChildren 

Host 

Ha- Cmnfieid 

has bren corakjrrabiy 

At Card Party 

FlniiiLu den»B«toilBd the tiw* to; 

a onid of mat than 100 interested [ —. and dart pus tan! 

inekded the Met throwing: and water shootn^ games. 

si the Tjdcafw Fbe ~ T 

pv »nd Amtiliary, membera ot i 

fte Upper Tawmtrp Ismt Squad, I 

of the D M * Finst 

the Marmora 

« cms anal reani 

indicaterf they wijl 

Jn the say 

1 Tae «nl compnny of aal# Fendhfes 

«s OTEsnued ta Hdadiiphta 

*tttnB tbe War of u Ineir flmt 

cofmtamter ni /Tn^ynt c B.W. 

•to in SHrate, HJ3. tendered the 

ssras o( She TeaMm to toe defense 

rf the country m a letter to 

the Governor o* pBB^hanja, Sfanon 

Swds-. 

la IBS the Md Guard Sale tte 

. tot do^ and sotb; aB HISB ilJte '• »mj torTDed to îrry so fte 

hy Bie more than «0 paplei tradUkm «i tte «^M yaitt. Var. 

-g St Augurine's AnBDal CU- i tan iMts o£ fte Feaeibls saWBl in 

drm» Party gatonjay. | evny conOict in **Kh dkE 

tther aatvMlB included a wef-| moiied H}UU inripfcij tbe 

W|s tans^g Bmtn*. a bean tag, War ant toe Spmrah AoAn 

ton put. grab bags, ihnctns. a! 

and a "torture 

Bargain tabks with a pal i^rdrty ' 

[ tuna. Lnrtoane toy* lor the dml- 

A-. and a ate table sen the 

seems of much neHrUy aton TMbtei 

avaiwae to those who waaed 

to play cards. 

Mis, Edward Hine was U m j 

ol arran^niwts far the narty. Gen. 

f iMil 

ta the QanfleWaenffi* 

and ay 

, will be 

ertne Haakn o« oflkm wffl 

held no MonJay (Match I) at 7:30 

Legion g 

C4«f Program Gifts 

FtHOT — As Early 

IBM CHatton recrtved ban th* EJe. 

mml rf |

Jtotlna l«l 

. i«cs. 

trrv 6F O&AN CITY 

MAY FCMI THt rtSCAL YEA* 1*65 

Mtof* 0 Qjtmu Cty._Com*f Of Cap* May. for tft* rracal yaar IMS 

*Ja a perl hereof to an met mv or 

at* Burr** and. Hut ell ell etatemant* ettmant 

MunWaal AcMtaitaot. 

ft thaTaW faaJMeay aCeassanta ef I M I M enT appropriation, ahalt constJhita the looal 

H.VIH that **« budget H pubriehed in Ocean CMy Sentinel Uttja- In th* laaue of 

I M*> B* We Ok> of ocean City doaa hereby appro the following ea trw budget for the year 

" sir," said the hotel 

clerk. "Wuuld you nUnd tellinK me 

your nnim?" 

"My reiiiii'?" anortt>d the n"w 

guest, "Qui f you svv where I alj;nni 

tin 1 register"" 

"Yes, sir," was' the ifply, "Ihat'i 

what armised my curimiry," 

SMtltHl CUuKlad Ad* Bring RMulH 

CAJtL 0- WILKERSON 

2113 

•AY AVI. 

THUS 

DIAL 399-0605 

(oe 

ioiy en, 

Jecto." 

Wo maji 

the worie 

srsr* 

NIW , 

OF civn. 

5 

ton, Nawl 

a»nt in 1 

rklt 

MfTi. 

Sannlor 

MOTH I 

. . m 1 

NOW WITH ALL BRAND NOT 

YELLOW CAB 

ELMER BLAKE, MtnagM- 

Sf RVINO OMAN CITY .nd iOMr 

RADIO DISPATCHED CABS. ALL 

Trips Anywhere of Spatial flat3 

FRii PHONES at ACMI and BUS " 

PHONE 399-461 

From 6 A. M, to MIDNIGHT 

Thm largest ship ever designed 

aolmly for year round cruising 

7 DAYS 190 

s.s.OCI 

Ship i( yaur rml.l lor t dan. I nltnt M t 

•aHkln fram Naw Yark awry laturdi;, W J 

mm TRAVEL 

— Since 1890 

"See Shreve and Be i 

PACIFIC AVI. ATL. e Y 

To get th§ 

tura and wi 

get, call on 

gtry repair* 

. . our.ir 

*re "tops " 

Reasonable 

or on ierv/ 

estimates. 

SALES 

GLEESON'S 

A«bury AvwiiM| 

PUt IMUI910 

AMonwms 

thae colunuu aandd ba in (he 

1 T*» aHitJnaLLfdcar J*OT LATHI THAN NOON 

|y ran MauiJti* PUBUCATION and NOON 

A.Y FOR TOO-LA'r&'rCMajLgSlFY . , . tM-i 

CIÂ&jLriKjj AD RATES - - 

m me& «r Urn , ^ 

Me per word «xcee»Ung m wonto) 

j 5 QrMMUDM DBM, H*n 25 Word* or Lea, %t 

Ms Itafju^tig Box Number,, 36c Mora 

AU Clfttfttad AdTertUnf Cwh _ 

1 LATX TO (XASSBTT AD« 25c WIRA 

malkrf tt, slv» to Hjpfaa^tlvs OT bwugM to 

--Ijr, MLHT BE ACCOMPANIED BY CASH 

J -» 

w* Hatal, tth and Ot An. S 

MCCARTHY'S 

FORD CITY 

Mack Horn. Pikf at lh« GardM State 

Parkway DIAL 4414100 

FOUR ROOM HOUSE furnished, 

: water Baseboard heat, 

^dwalk end musio pNrf. 

abta iun* 15*. Wrf" (Jox l»i. 

tantinaUadnr, tf 

BiTATE _ SALE 

iffi^H 

SALI 

CHOICE MKNjM LOT—Oantona 

Parkway ani EdlnBunjI, Read 

JgilfW, Sanrar and waur avail 

MM, CJaH far prfea and datelfa. 

CARDEHS HOME—aattanva Rd. 

Haar ratfrt Club Yaar round 

Centpjetaly 

CO*H4E«CIAL_ 

CO*H4E«CIALHjn. BowUrv 

Alta Altay in i aieaiiani aieain condition 

Haatad far int infitaF samfort f and 

Call lor 

MUEKEHD SPECIAL _ Trl»r,. Fri., 

DOCS, CATS, PITS s.t aanm taaM, odd. and 

ana*, I1J0 .rtlZOO I * E Srfta COMMfJfCIAl_653 Mbury Ave 

HWD. Bmn r-ofcrt iBwjppin, Can, 

store plus 7«oo«i asssrt 

NEW LOT BABT PARAKEETS Mr, Seman PMI M, J ~ ^ jj 

—" ' - 1 with a>Thot 

far talkers, usii, t,».n«i. HHiH, SI! ,11 col ESI. 

war. Owner • fell Price 

ors. Canaries, singers, c 

and lays. canne>*a e.rd 

KEEP TOUR CAHHTTS BEAUTIFUL 

Ush Crm, 927 52S3, 

daactta corsunt ft.nidii a* a 

butr i»m,ly tMI Blua Luabm. nm WA'ATBrVnONT HOUC-. nwn 

aatarle OMgnr. n 00 MJtB. Haw •• Jiinic I m on laroa 

Paint Hanc Ine, II* an*J AalHiqr. •aaaaafrantM, a Hilmnm Imana 

WANTID 

tonusm or - 

rwiL 

251. 

WESTINCHOUSE Lwndnmtt Wi£ 

HOUSE TO PttrlT for •f. C^l KJJ271 TBunt, Frt 

MM.urn ju 

and Sat, until noon 3-4 

sndJUSn, Write Baa 

LOTS FOR SALE 

* £|a_ 

Hnrlari fjll rar 

b a»»v 

uKi.iiiailem 

I earpebna uv 

UABUOrU IUNCH TYPE HOME 

on cornv lot. wMi detached 

2-t»r m*rtm* Hmu contain* 

•BIB room. «nU( room, kit 

3 belli uuim. bath. fuU 

pve reora- 

*17J0t 

• •« 

WAfJT tt> t«LL TOOat 

BfH and Wootfe 

226 Watt Avenu* 

399-3*00 

OWPLfat INCOME PROPEHTV- 

--.=— JaiwarB, J37 Dan 

Hill Lane, Lancasfer, Pa. 

OCEAH V1EW—&J 

Gallo Rambler 

SarvlM • SalM • Part* 

and Body Rapair 

KrviM Dap*. Opan • M | ' 

tarufatar 1 ts 11 

Complete line of all Rambler. 

Farts and Accessor^ 

20 South M.ln StnMt 

Cap« May Court HMMt} 

Dial 465-5122 

an, mnm floor Extra 

> Bum. Commensal 

Owner. 23Q Ocean 

3-4 

Sfa^^SsasP. 2Xlld 3_ 

%;OO0 fumMied, Brace 

lew and Asbury Ave. 

Only 

Realty 

3-4 

DEVELOPMENT— 

*^-S%E5nxf~~ Eneallant location 

jji M i road frsntaan plus water 

T»t egâbU far lagoon develop- 

Hrlt, BW m Km Pncsd risM. 

nH Raany, leth and Assuiy A 

SAlffieNS—T»o.t.«,,lr. AlffieNS—T»ot.«,,lr. in n floor 

nil 

holwanr btufjBan ht heat li liars* 

capacity pacity bailar can MMM 

Jnd floor) 

Each Ea h uMt 3 badraama, bd nie bath b rtc t 

O»»m Oar»»m Pt fi 

»15.(S)0 

M A 

PR1CE0 z mOrff^^Cxcallent leca' 

Finest haat«d tramp, S bmtrai 

b.thjnd powd.r room, iiyuur n 

dining room, kitihen. Only £12, 

Jlttrlcr.. Ific, RaalMrs, Sth'and i 

Ave. 

STORE 4 TWO APARTMENTS—All 

ara rantad, star* Is lam. All 

CLASSIPIID AD 

MINOS RfSULTS 

MAL ESTATE-^ 

SUMMER 

near be«3i. C*U Coeaal Realty 

ncfi OMca. 4»00 - " 

Will FlnaNM* 931,300. 

CCMTKR pTr, O 

Caa—r l*>aa«,ii,. |UMI BtSK mmmW measl VeK 

sth end Oceen AUK. 

LARGE -FUNfllSHCD Corner Hove*, 

rw>*v af Ntnan. IMS. «S 

across street fram ocean (pn> SEE THIS INCOME PROPERTY tm 

tactad bvxch) Suttaol. for a» ~Fouf apertmem* an 7th SI neeV 

"'its. auael house, ar b% ha 

l» orvnar's untL 

•eaUHneT fs> Fiends. PTiraia Ph 

m« izij 

Plkjrim S^Znua. 

S*w alnrrH 

>*- 3-4 

aiienSr- ^ ^ 

BEACH BLOCK Mr left S 

astshkatoad d 

Three specious anernimils. * I- • .oryTW. -^^ j 

Realty. ;sth and Asbury Ave bedrooms, maid-* room. 1 \L 

*n *ach Open porches wrtri 

SACRIFICE FOR QUICK SALE,—Tm bful oc*an views. Tops m m< 

a.itmiin cottsae in Biaalsj'a Grass over M^)00 Buy now HOWKX 1t> LsesTT 1 

Point, S3.S00 It must be moved this *ummer-a income. Sea 

w* be«e a hit 1 itif sajna SOO 

OHHTar 1 

ft of present location See Coastal 

DECEASED 

Realty, 332 Atlantic Ave 399-3ett9 

tf 

GARDENS Dtfl-LEX BEACH BLOCK. 

AI cooaition is fleer, 3 bad. 

HI. bath, twin bad. in M 

-- M and 3rd noon. S 

tt* filings'- 13tLi ?i 

I If** cbam. 

'. A.D. lag. 

YrrVKSTOH. 

ch B f^MLTi 

YALE KETS 

30c e a ch 

T¥»O SERVtL GAS REWIOtrlATOR*, 

One 10% SM,0O> on* apartment 

site, 4', tM.OO, Presently werkina. 

Good clean camiltian, 411 5th SI. SEVERAL TWO ANDTHREE 

round floor apartment, between 10 OffMa »irtaa. All utititin. — Jties, Mod- 

A M. and Moon, er S to 7 P. M, am in •mry niBKt, Writ* Box 

7lf& 

QUtOC HRVICI 

12 VOLUME SET World Stop. En- 

DAVIS H.rdw. Co. CiKfcâdia. 1 dictionaries, 4 year RIAL ESTATE —SALE 

1235 Atbury Av*nu« tool.. 8 referann sseiii, 138 60; 

Ona pair udin Uio. rolier skatn, 

•if* 1, witn eai#, Sfi.SQ: en* eink 

LOCKSMITHINO—E N. Fun*, Sr. 

Lacks .-paired, ken mala, loll 

Central Av*. Phone 5»*553 3 18 

WOODEN CABINETS, link, 1!" »l»e. 

ClP R«dlo» Rapairvd trie itavc •ihao.l fan. aad> 

apraadm, Sûshlon aafa iiio uvaf, 

vanity aliift. fiuaraaeant Eaiiina iistit, 

Coles Radio Service rmr.ru. Apply 1717 Central An» 

aaturday anT Sunday. 34 

I KNEE DUK, 4 trnm Pander, 

au plna. III 00, l laalharatt* 

eaat, alza go, e b 

»«. Wal HUM color oft whit.. nevar 

HOME IN THE GARDENS—3 bad. 

CWfTER OTY COTTAGE. Canvanl. 

raama, batn, livtns rearn, dinhw 

ant to More, churchM, Me, Fair 

niani, kinrian. Haatad. Fumiji«C 

19300, With a«n let, ItB,SO[ 

Bay Aw, 

jjafliuuiiia. two bant (ana cararnhs 

fjlej. Oil hot water heat, Seed eon- 

WMar Raal out*. 24O BatNnM 

d, atf-OMO. if 

1 FURNISHED COTTAGES, t bad- (Man, pIM amall In. 

.Harm, ban. Mb, aaeh. Central heated, . only 112.5OO Hiiisaa! aia, 

ly laoatad. Only W.O0Q. DmHdi, ftaaJtar, r. 14 AHsntic Ave, j 

SUMMER COTTAGES. fumithM. Inn, Raaltart, Ifii and Waaiay Ava. 

USWnlAv.. PH» 17,000. * 

har. 406 «th Straat, 

REDUCED FOR QUICK SALE—Mod 

BEESLEYS POINT- HlKhl.Ad Ava.: am «Mta(e, Jl 1.500, two blocks 

laalharatt* 

oppeiita Electrle Co. Saif Coutaa. gjtti beeehj aJth Street section. 

baan worn, BuMful liful view is of ot b.y ana and river rlvar in' 

I10.M, 39M553 Uppei >r Township where rases ~ ai 

a^-aaaV** 

" wst One three badroaf 

dining, kitchen. 

breezewsV, 2âr _ 

CLASSIFIED DISPLAY CLASSIFIED DISPLAY athar with . 1 cir (arasa, family 

room and bath and half. Now un 

der eanttructlen, , _a 

UBetty Raliff. 

went Harna at ume sanie siti altr 

sands. Custom Bulld.r. 

flMMEDIATi DELIVERY on LOW COST INCOME PTOMRTY— 

Imaii owner's spartihsnt &um 

two additianil apartments will • 

NEW 1965 MUSTANGS duee ineome to keep the wolf at 

from (he dear, Alt famlshM I 

In goad repair. All Jfor »11,S 

CLASSIFIED DISPLAY 

1 E M 1 i?00 JUST NEDUeED—canfertaMa tuaaf 

hama with S BMrasma and i 

ap.rtm.nli ExeMeot eanditian. Oil 

heat, BuU neighborhood. Owner 

retiring. MeSuira Asaney, Raal Ei 

ttte, ! 311 

*»ainy Ava. 

MOBCRN HEATED l-Bedrmn Co. 

. taft with family ly roam, A» AJ» tm.ll 

heatad hatad ana 

ana bedr>m bed aapartrnent 

a t at t t 

rear. Partly artly furniahad furniahad, Rlidantlal 

KW 1 

t*a 

THREE EAMILV near beach and 

bowdwalK, EatJi apirtrnarit haa 

livini roam, dining raem, kitchen, tchen, 

3 badrnrni, bath.; Prl« 

artrnent a 

« §23,000, 

MeSuira Aatncy, Rl 

Ralidantla 

Euat* E 501 

Ninth, . 

3>1S 

INTEUESTtO IN MARMORA? PI., 

REAL - INCOMK PKODUOIR, QQynl 

IB 

•I hours browsing 

Horn, and apartrnanta, furnll laliad. 

-rieed U,sodf 

haatad. 3 uartnwm, r t , , 11 

rsasia 4 batna batna and pawdar pad 

airM*. rsasia. 4 E.tlmated EiMrnUed Income Inco n t| 

Only 112.000. 000 Bomtlch, 

Ine,, 

tors, in and Wesley Ave. 

BEACHFRONT DUPbEM_3 badrorrni, 

lli/lniaHnlnj area, litehan and 

ENDED, madarn furnish batii each floor. Buy. now far sum, 

2-bedrBoni ranehar, t trier rental. Priced at H4.500 thru 

darn kitchen, iarg* livli Oorr Real Estate, till Central Aye! 

ui dltiln. area, garai 

, ll»,q«. Dltlrlen. Iri 

rWE UN IT*—rour haatati for yearly 

center «it». Shows good ratyrn, 

JS5.5O0. Baff Real K5.. 3211 

Central Ave. 3-4 

rth Both Ht ^,rmTf 

for «BBlau* HMng in 

diarnnlrar. wnhar and 

r, Bicailant Income. Uaied 

,soo. EiEluaive We»r Real Ea .HJCS!^ * « « ".««-- 

240 •n Road. 399-096O 

w'^cr^rr^rtr-erc^; 

of Cape alay. ma3e on th* nrih d 

DUPLEX. 114,000 — Two beoVoem*. of £*^ry. jOta, „ .fc, ^â, 

liyln. room, utcher,, bath 2nd of o «,b«rir>er. th. Executor 

—*e bedrsrjma, Hvlny room, dining 

room, Htehen, 2 batha Carai* Aiven 

— ' nec*d*nt. 

to the I 

nelie* (a haral 

and heat. 25 E. Station Road. Fordent 

to.. present en i,—.__. „.. 

apsajntrnant tsal 927-2247. 3 2S six months fron; tha fhMh ai*y 

IT RIDUCED FOR QUICK »ALEI 

i BMroom, 2>,4 bath* heeted 

home with two ^bedroom apart 

m.nnj far summer Income 125 000 

CarrHian. New' > JJeraw 

APTS. FOR RENT Z-ll—I *2*00 

COMFORTABLY FUHNISMED £4 

room apartment With heat end hot 

watar. CesMenient location Excel NOTICE or Milnwain 

lent home for adult couple Reeson 

I rate*, sot 4th Street, 399 

iasajaSsj. nat the 

Jlha aubacxtlujn. a. E«- 

YEARLY OF WINTER RENTAL — A 

compact efficiency apartment far 

one. Mai* preferred S43per raporte* for • „, 

Including Ml-'utilitia* Ideal May County Court . _ 

Hen. lif-inn, 916 Wesley an th* twelfth, day ofTHarch, 

199-1 

at »J0 e/daU i. «.. IT 

time •ppllcatlori will TH rnesU ._ 

the allowance of Commlttlani end 

counsel ; YEARLY RENTALS 

I February lo 19*5 

r.oellty Ptllladalphialrritlt 

Edwin H, RvsMnler. ~ 

ATTJiACTiVS i-tfedroom, Flrat floor 

Apartrnant with heat. Mint ba 

Co.. 

M. Befl, 

Attorney. 

•n cny, N. t. 

218—»t—pf. J2» 00 

CLASSIFIED AD 

BRINGS RESULTS 

v... 

PLEASE ... CASH IN ADVANCE 

Positively no OtuHified Ad win *»» yaaBjaWI yapl fr-y 

To Insure your ad uppcaiiiki tab a W . J 

be In this office not later than Tuew 

poblication and Wednesday norn tf* ,~, 

Ad «m not be act in type until payment ]• 

25 Word* or Las - J1.00 — 

-'•»" 

F*-

TSr- : • • • • * * i$&TTVPF$$r 

s 

THB OCEAN CITY 

Top 

Cadets, 70-64 

Bowling Reports 

OCKAM OTY LAMM 

1 Ocaaa Oh/ 

WUnbenrs, 

Valentines. 4, Colleens, 0; 

_ ,_ _. „ , , Bunnies. 4 Graduates, 0; Christmas 

%«te IB «ompkv» «•*• quintet displayed a «PIM Thanksgiving Turkeys, 3, Cards, 1. 

«aam effort Npuntt Valley Forge individual game and series 

Academy here Saturday' Mf(y g^^ m ^ ^ Hlgh team' 2, Mapes. 2. 

3. f 

Hyatt".. 1; 

How- 518 and 1502. . 

Standings: Valentines, MS; Christ- Ed 

mas Angpta. 1B% Jilt: Easter Bun-F* 1 

565. High individual 

Hih t 

222. 

"C". 

High team •cries. 

High team 

15-13; Grad- 1 ZW3: 

IMS- and Hal- ntfs, 23-13, Rumcrs a*.*, rainwr 

^ ' "C", 21-15: Coastal. 21-15; Stainton's, 

16, Miller's. 20-16; Angdo'a, 19-17; 

Raider Mermen 

Top Pemsauken 

BUI Lafferty posted winning P°mtl 

in two individual eventa to 

Ocean City I Ugh School's 

swimming team to an et 

Wednesday last week over 

Swimming in the Camdcn ftunty 

Vocational School pool at MaWhant> 

viue the Raider tankmen copped 

seven of the nine individual events 

along with the two team relW*. 

Lafferty doubled with wins tn the 

109-yard butterfly and the """ ~* 

taTp 

were JFiin Hosan In 

R 

team. 

Four at Coach Fred "Dixie 

w 

came In ell's fl#e starters hit the double fi«- 

h 

ures, wnn John Laudeislager show- ___ 

ing the *iay with IS points. The | Thanksgiving 

scorer of the game, however. 

Lance Peterson, who 

PanalM. 4, Iris, 0 (forfeit). 

Mt radsy. put 

to «s> W half to lose a 

Into Ac kad 

nd b*U 

• bpttt ebbs pndond 

I'HptsxeOnen began the 

ettd of thr 23-lfi 

^ awl 

I bast la for float round, Ma 

the high 

fbr the ntnk«, hHttng 27 

Bante MI Mgfc far Ocean 

tat * tab** nrtt Held 

and Six at of nine A«il at- 

«l to- 

Una to 

n 

za __ _. __ 

: umpir*. Thsmpssa. 

Court And Swim 

Seasons Fading 

POINT BOWLING CENTER 

•ay Ana I mm 

Coney's Bar, S, Kaj'g Bakery, I; 

Rotary Anns Top 

Rotary Keglers 

3, aaview BapBst A, 1; 

Baptist B, 3, Mainland Baptist, L 

High individual series. Bob Adams. 

601 High individual single. Coop 

Gibson. a6, 

Bandings: Ocean aty A, 74; 

Palermo Otticera, 3, Bradley numb- o-eim City B, 74: Cbetaea, Mi 

era, 1; Ocean Heights Inn, 3, BUl's Ocean aiy C, Ml Unwootl B, H; 

Market 1; Springer's Atlantic, 3, Ventim-, 5-3; Linwood A. 44; Sea. 

I ape May County National Bank, 1; view B, 44; Seaview A, M; Pleas. 

Broadley Heaters, 4, Breekley paint. antviUe, 2-g; Mainland, 1-7; **"' 

era, 0; Hates Immature, 3, Conway's ML 

Gulf, i; Ocean CUy rire 

••ft? IM 

Tony Mart, 3, Malt's, 1; Clam Bar, 

4, MasiteUi, 0, 

Blent v». Lucky Steikes postponed. 

The table* were turned on the High indivJdqal series, William 

men last Saturday evening at the'KadellB. 588. High individual single, . 

Somers Fault Bowline Center when Roy Law, 222. High team series, I ing, individual series, Fl*n Good. 

I members of the Rotary Anns de- Officers, ma. High team single, man, 4SS. High individual single, 

1 feated their counterparts from the i Officers, 922. Kay Ewlng, ]». Kay Ewlng hit the 

_ ; Rotary Oub in a three-game howl- Standings: Matt's, 17-7; Heaters. 4.7, HO split 

the arrival of erjrinir-like In K match. Following the match the 1M; Conway's, IS-Bj Lucky Strikes, standings; Oara Bar, 28*A43Hl 

this week. Ocean atyllfih tosers treated the winners to a Iate.9M-6K; BreeMey, 11-9; Ocean Tony Mart, SS-M; Plan, SlMSt!: 

~.""~: - - -. : v v*r* dipper at Mac's Restaurant. | Heights. J2W0H: numbers, 1040; MaaiteUi. 5*. 

The Rotarians took the first game Officers, 10-10; Wre Deparoiient, 

track. " ^| t^secon? and ^ gam^went ff^rt,'»•«;' IftjV 

HU, school basketball team'to «•* ««B» with §39 to ITS and Airmen, 9-14, NaHonal Bank, 

to ngnlar^MKta TUB., « »»=« ims. Total pins also' »»• , , . 

NORTHFieLD MWLINS CENTER 

MM Ba«HM 

4. Apricots, 0; Peaches. 

fflfll fchool The baitettcm are now 

tte atatcr 

play. 

Toe Balden will begin defense of 

(r Group n state champknhin 1 ^naeeim with ur. 

Wednaday March 10 whenihev 1 Comprising the Rotary Ann team Store, 0; Central 

meet Gtaaataoro High Meal in o! were Dr - Ahlm Caombs. aptajn. Natural Gns Co.. 1 

liana and Mr*. Eva Willis. 

CLASSIFIED AD 

BRINGS RESULTS 

it Bananas, 0; Plums, 4, 

Watermelons, 4, Pineapples, 0; 

._. 3, Cherrie», 1; Urnes, 3, 

game for the women was 1 Benner*s Esso, 4, VIW, 0; Doc- Tanserint-;. 1; Grapes, 2, i*ars, 2; 

by Mrs. Claire Smith with tors, 2, Sonera Point Kiwanis. 2; Grapefruit, 2, Strawberries, 2. 

170 and for the men by Torrea Wallace Hardware, 2, Majaiteili's, High individual serieR, (women) 

g nj , ( 

2; Laman Loesche, 4, Ftend's Shoe Ann PWIlips. 532, and (men) Ted 

Appliance, 3, vanMeter, 5S1, Wgh individual 

single, (women) Marty Darby, lag, 

Ann Miller, Mes. Smith, Mrs. High individual series, Jim Pegsa- • and (men) Ted VanMeter, 216. High 

CarMta FeJdman, Mm. Dot VVil- lano, 591. High individual single, team series Plums. 2M5. High team 

Jim Pessalano. M, High team ser-: angle. Peaches. 719. 

stagings: Lemons, 15*; Peaches, 

Ate 1 Ai 1410 

Those rolling for the Rotary were leg. Laman Loarche, 2701 (new reo-j g 

e « * » «nWa, Dr. James ord). IJMJ Awte. 14-10: Apriwu, 14-10- 

nn n> a dual meet Gnnte, Art Courtney. Ran w». Standing: 801110, 7-1; Wallace, cherries, 1410: Grapes, 1440; Oran- 

in the Ideal pool next Wednesday ?^* O*» 

Dr. and »«. Bull Petft, of Ocean 

at}-, vacationing in Florida made 

the fishing news while in the south. 

According to reports Dr, and Mrs, 

Pettit while fishing the Gull out of 

St. Petersburg Beach boated 60 

mackerel. 

SIMP OWNER PACKS WIN 

Quean*—After losing thousands of 

dollars to thieves, Ann Srisman, 39. 

owner of a leather goods salon, de- 

cided to get a permit to wear a gun. 

She said she had gotten real mad 

recently when she watched a pair of 

shoplifters at werit Waring the gin 

in a hotter around her waist. Miss 

Sokman says she t) teady tor any 

would-be thieves. 

Despite his recent iUnesi. Jobs 

Wane is *wsy filming ""The ions «f 

Katy EWW- to Made*. Ht batata 

on doing all 01 ha actten memim. 

VFW Leagues 

afthe 

13MM1 

NOW 

ONLY 

High individual scries, Doris Up- IMf Yaar DbWssi 

pincxt, 556. High individual single, Hawks, 47, 

Doris Lippincott, 202. High teami Krav-itz 

series. Jolly Roger, ZST, High team gam. 

single, Poodles, K24. | rocks' 

StandlBgs: Jolly Itoger. »11; Cop- ^ ^ a sjga*, pac« 

per Kettle, SM2; Danjels, 2-15; contest to^lte STvictory led by 

STL^,^! i ^£l^ 1 ^' RtahardswtoMpoteUimdMoolhaB 

I Larry Psuhley had fluw pofabj and 

HnHB two. 

•*** 

"» 

mato- 

the *• 

WitB U. 

Double door! Modern form-at cab- 

Inat Itae gtyUng that gives the 

built-in loot 12.2 cu ft. net 

rtorage ^«ee, ladudtag 

«lh. capacity top freezer! 

All automatic Philco system gives 

you automaUc refrigerator ddro*. 

ing plus autommUc year-round tem- 

perature control for ideal food- 

keeping without need for seasonal 

adjustments. 

Hlt-Or-Mtas. 14^-25^4; Foodies, 

Smith, 11-29, 

isNH, U, WarrlM*. « 

Foglio with 20 pntntg and Amer 

Sullivan's, 3, Kikcr Roofing, 1; with U ahowed the way for the 

Harry's Inn, 3, Qeorge-ettes, 1; Pittas who overcame a half-time 

Hyatt*s. 2, Falmer Chevrolet, 2; deficit to win, For the Warriors, 

Wright and Son, 2, Compacts, 2. | Abrtans hit 15 and Whcaton B. 

Hgb individual series, Helen 1 

Trecn. 543, High individual single. 7-11 Yav 

Carol Rackasid, 214. High team ser- Kliinili. M, BiirtimiL J 

les, Compacts, 227L High teami After trailing through three per- 

slngie, Compacts, TO, Ijg^ KiwsnU caught and pawed 

Standings: Palmer, 16-8; Hyatt, 15- Fr.-hung, m the Scoreboard In the 

9; Harry*. 15-9: George-ettoj, 11-13; t\nal quarter- Don MosBan led the 

Wright, 1143; Compacts, 1044; Ifflter Bwanfs scoring with four points. 

M5; SuDivaii, »4S. white Jmi Sleelman, John Anderson 

and Dave Andrews each contributed 

two point* to the winning total, BUIy 

Strockel posted all the Exchange 

polnU. 

* * * 

FMM, It, Uwfc 1 

Skip Givai was Ugh for the win- 

ners with she pamjs, with Tony Tac 

carnM and Howen Bosbysheg 

Rotary. He was aided 

Shaw with six points. 

Crtdghtm with four, ami Mil* 

Dean with two, for Q*my, Tim 

Taoarino •and five points, Harry 

Stan lour, and An Vandersboe ana, 

Popularly Priced!! 

PHILCO AUTOMATIC 

WASHER Controls • 4 

£ • BXtra 

vibration 

ttoelers, 4, Short 

Markers, 4. Spoofen, OrcuitB, 0; 

. 0; Cracker- 

jacks, 4, nrebaus. 0; M-Flyera. 4, 

Hot FlaslM, O; Spares. 4, 

0; IWM, 3, Sparkplugs. 1. 

High individwl swies, 

Mmble. tn. High indlvWuol Hnê. 

Ruth airopihlre, MB. Hah ham 

series. Markets, M87. High team 

single. Market*, *78- 

SUndtms: StoAtm. 3*S. Crack- 

154; %ars, 154; Jesters, 

; M-Fbtem, H-13; Markers. 

11-11; Pood*, lOtt-1314; Fireballs, 

W5; IM Flashe*. 0-15; Short CJr- 

onitw, 9-11; Spoufars, 8-16; Spark- 

plugs, g.12. 

» • • 

PsW Jiftlsn (Mtawrt) 

Point Mner, 4. Mayer Marina, 0; 

Fairways Pharmacy, 3, Conways 

Gulf, 1; Beans'* Esso, 3, Atlantic 

Insurance, L 

High Individual series. Ouch Hor- 

roeks, 3ST. High individual single, 

Stonjo Hukertan. 1SL High team 

series. Fairways, 1M1. High team 

single, Oonmay. 3». 

Standings: Diner, 224; Bans-, IS 

13: Fsbwaya, 13-15; Oonway. 13-16; 

Mayer, n-W, Atlantic. 840. 

Sdbal Adjusters, 4, Point Barber*. 

0; LMwtt Punipo, B, Mouer Bolldtes, 

1; anith Lumber. J.fRtat Bowling, 

««* fadhAtari twfa. Roy Law. 

«B. High tndMdiMu alnale. DavM 

Dffl». 214. High team ^ ^ " 

»0L High team dq 

CNawttaSK Sdbal, 

HWHM; «b - ' 

4«^l 

\ ' 

sbythen each 

adding a baakst. fW the Uons,| 

RdiderSwimm 

HaddonTankmei 

Coach E. BWifba Caw**a tMtaon 

dominated oomptotdy In a dual 

nwet against Uaddon Township 

High School swimmers Hera Tues- 

day, winning Out place point* in 

all -waits. Tho meet aeor* was 

(Kean City ». Haddon Township 15. 

Dennis Carey acored the double 

victory ot the day. taking first 

place points in the MO-yard individ- 

ual medley and tho 406-yard free- 

style. 

'* V's'i^ 

1 4 "ft 

N» \Xk\ 

Bob Hope. Is filming his 50th nv> 

tJon picture titled "I'U Take' Sweden," 

Tuesday WeM costiu-i. 

TV and Alb entertainer Mad 

BaUey has been hospitBltad fa. 

"heartatraln due to overwork," m c»» 

dltion Oat will require months el 

NSt, 

Film Raw* 

MY, MIN *»UfT FALL 

Thii film wiU probably be im> 

understood, but Its purpaae is to 

show why a wlf0 continues to love 

her sHfUM husband. 

•Om stoty opals when Henry Thorn- 

as the State's 

I be lesser polltldare and 

present at both ai- 

B mill be JobhoMers, tnonc 

k pnl/or RepubOcans who 

\jtm jab Insurance to be 

your money and you 

you can be big 

to both afuurs-and 

1 both sides at the Cape 

rand Ocean Qty political 

The Incinerator was constructed by 

the Qftf as a mean of doing away 

with open dump burning. U was 

MfpQMd to be of lutfident capacity 

to wdoee to ashet aii waste paper 

and zartBge eouectcd tnm the homes 

ot (he oitire city. 

tut the trouble was U didn't »»*. 

The fires in kg huge furnaces Just 

weren't hot enough, nor did they have 

sufficient draft to consume the waste 

material nAIoh was dumped into 

them from trucks disgorging their 

loads from the building's second 

story. 

After a brief and completely un- 

satisfactory term of service the City 

government 

buminc 

than 

gav? up. Open dump 

to continue for AM 

The «tty forgot the raps^ve fsO- 

ure, though a gaieratioo of Ofy 

tnnsurers remembered aa bonds is- 

sued to finance Its construction were 

paid off over many yews. The laa 

payment* Were made in the early 

days of the administration of Mayor 

Nathaniel C Smirh at Oty Hull. 

But SmVic* Av«rag«c 

26 PaiMngars A Day 

During the 31 days since Its tn. 

cepttai and up until Monday this 

week, the municipal bos terviee 

has hauled an average of 26 riders 

day. 

Mayor B. Thanas Waldman an- 

nounced that from February i to 

March 1 a total of 785 persons used 

(he buses running between the Long, 

port BridKB and South Oe«ui CSty. 

Riders are reminded that the bua- 

cs leave on the hour from the north 

terminal of the route, and on the 

half-hour Iran the south end. The 

service operates from i a. ro. to 

4:30 Monday through Saturday, and 

until S p.m. In Friday, 

Hahn Building 

Site Eyed For 

Meter Parking 

Pra-1900 Structure 

Will Bm Rand Soon 

The site of the old Hahn buUdii 

Sandman Braces 

On Sales Tax Issue; 

Seek GOP In Pi 

Profile Of A Candidate 

Sen. Sandman A Smart, Politic! 

at 8th st. and West 1 . scheduled for 

early demolition by its owner, Hpw- 

ard S. Stainton. hits been eyed re- 

cently by the aty as a possible k> 

cation lor a mldlown parking 

equipped with puking meters 

Two king term tenants of 

in the old buildiiK hate both I 

rumors, they said yesterday, that the 

Oty Cbmmtnian win approach Stain 

ton to rent the vacant lot and then, 

if 

OPEN WSIKDAYS 

9 to 5:15 

onn FRIDAY mm. 7 u> 9 — CLOSED M| 

to R,tir* 

Will Close 28 Years 

Ike Work On March 17 

INCOME X 

DUE?? 

STOP (H or.. 

JUST PHOHC-A-LOAH 

2O nr'5001 

GUARDIAN tO 

•HO Aabury Av«. 

(sergeant Gordon W. 

Of the Ocean City 

t since June 1,183T. 

Itatt day a! active duty 

at on March 17, wtad- 

' that baa Jtuhcd him 

1 "th* poik« otOcar 

W from starting." 

1 tan a familiar fls- 

'Msil Police Stattoo. 

' J to the rank of 

1 1. IMS. keeps 

ken during his 

1 of duty a* 

i«hk«arry da]« 

tat the » 

as a poHca- 

was no 

call 

and if a 

on duty at 

.. *• traffic 

tout to at poooe 

y 

to wait 

Oc*on 

. by SMM M ai **#! j 

smaUer-toa 

«. tow-abldlng 

N»w W»lcom« Sign 

On Longport Bridg* 

A brand new wete 

City sign wiU be erected today on 

the Octan O&JJWM m|^ti?j 

M 

Fire Chinf Perttaand A. Tneoarino 

was hM HTMd a bowl of 

soup in M Asbury av, rertauraat 

dtafonalry eeroa. from City Ban fire 

headDJiarten, A eompnnlon saw the 

An Midnea leam Hie fire Mutton, 

"Where me they loiagT" asked 

[fcccarfno's friend yesterday. 

"Toat's • recntar weekly drUL We 

stage them to indoatrlnate new men. 

They wHl practice attting up hoses 

and so 00 at the Tabernacle 

Grouads," responded Taoosrio*. 

•WUy «• the sirens fikMl 

njciifl, 

i kno*." said 

r out of *• MMUMot 

XDnchmshissoup. 

It tuned out there was a real Bre 

wtthfa three niinm« of the atari of 

fee UiM p. m. driU. Another Oty 

Hall lire company responded to an 

atarm culled in from 2Mb st. and 

Weal «v, Ifce fire company sent on 

the driU came back to the station. 

Hie firemen extinguished an dec- 

trical fire in an unoccupied bungalow 

owned by Mrs. Mary F. McKinley 

at m 24th st. Damage amounted 

to WOO. 

Taoearino owmewrily returned to 

tte natUMt to fdM aU tM details. 

The tmtt ftre company resumed its 

But by this Mme Taooarlno's vm- 

otibfe sdup WM crtd. 

JUrasVlr 

At a h^fcw takf in me Oty Qpnv 

miauondba«nberatatyHaJl.ar5ch 

had heard IMUmimi from "•nH'-g 

Inspedor panM Connor and from 

local attorney Albert M Ash as to 

the condition of Johnsons ram. 

shackle dwelling. ' 

Johnson, who was represented by 

artomev- Augustus S. Goeti, ate terti- 

tied. Ash recently completed a pro- 

fessional building at the corner of 

West and 3rd next to tlie Johntan 

propeRy, 

FoUnwing the testimony. Stretch, 

wuh Coooor and City Sottcftor Jostah 

E. DtiBoix, made an ittspectkm of 

tbe dwelling. 

JfTf he b to keep his borne, Johnson 

must make eight aheratigos to bring 

the place up to standard, Stroch 

ruled. 

Included are to* removal of rotted 

and wakened floor sections and the 

installation of new joists beneath the 

flooring which are to M on sup- 

ports placed on slate. Any holes in 

the floor must atto be repaired, 

Johnson must also replace the 

buckled kitchen ceiling with a new 

ceiling made of Cekjtex, and must 

place asbestos shingles on the north 

side of the mam building. 

All foundation holes must be dosed 

with pdvMzed inn sheathing Elee 

Meal extension cords must be re- 

moved and new outlets substituted 

for (hem, 

Finally, Stretch ruled, Johnson 

must remove a shed, a fence, and all 

debris from the yard which sur- 

rounds the home. 

Beauty Shop 

OK'ed By loners 

Mrs, Shirley Weaver, a property 

owner at 908 Occam av., will be 

rmiued to operate a beauty shop 

and a baked goads Asp at that ad- 

dress. 

In an informal opinion given 

Tuesday night, the Zoning Board of 

Adjustment, agreed that Mrs. Weav- 

er's property should be re-xoned to 

permit her to operate the two busi- 

State 

Fur Grmmn Aam Mom 

my. 

Under conaiijeiatjoo Car 

chase k a SfMbot strtp of laid 

which was trig^BUy the roadbnl 

of a railroad toe Mmn Ocr 

aty and Sea Me Ot>. The stnp 

is in marshland and adjacent to 

other marshland in Upper Tan. 

ship already purchased by GrecB 

Acres, 

Also under consideration is the 

acquisition of a small secHon of 

land owned by tbe Oty of Ocean 

CSty which lies within the ane> 

age intended for evsaiBl park 

use. 

Green Aefts has already pur. 

ehascri land south of Slh st. 

which, will yuuipr^s the oentrai 

part of the ocean and bo>^ront 

PMTk. 

But, said the Zoning Beard, the 

deoiskn was based on the idea that 

the property owner, her heir* and 

aadgns, stick to the beMty shop are! 

the baked goods trades. 

Other businesses might cause trnf- 

Ic and other problentt, tte hoard 

members agreed. This was tbe com- 

plaint made by property owners who 

d th mtm f th W 

p 

opposed the 

rt f 

tutm of the Weaver 

Zoo. J" rtsitenW to 

Professional Building 

Nixed By Zoning Board 

Anapprail tor a lonine variance so 

that « pro/esskmai offlce building 

coukl be buut in a "woe 2" rest 

dentiiil area was refused by the Zon. 

m BtrnM of Adjustment at its month. 

ly meeting Tuesday night. 

The appeunnt, Richard T. Layton, 

of 902 Seacrest rd., sought the vari- 

ance for a lot he owns on Simpson 

av. mar 15th st. He told the board 

he proposed to put up a tuildinB to 

accommodate an offiee for a doctor 

and a dentist. 

Ito Board several months ago re- 

jected an appeal try the local council 

of the Knights of Columbus which 

wanted a variance so it could build 

a clubhouse at the same address. 

•a/front Construction 

)• Visitad By Vandals 

Vandalism at the Harbor House 

Motel, now under construct at the 

bayfront at 2nd st. was limited to 

One of the strucrnres three units, 

builder Jamti H, Ocsfe said yester- 

day, 

Oesfe said mat over the weekend 

copper piping installed in me upper 

floors ot the building was bent and 

in some cases broken att and thrown 

tti d 

PoMee. responding to a phone call, 

arrived at the scene us the vandals 

flea. Qeste said he assumed they 

weW youths. 

Toe builder nted that, following 

disousskms with building trades 

unions, the motel constroction will 

te oompfcted by union erafMten, 

Ome wm be believes tfwt in mo 

property from • , _ 

comnwreiaL tt wa. iWWd. futww all roajdr 

Hast «l rbo p«p«O«s in tat in* wW be und*r the ^ttaUBn 

daMtnaof theNMproptrty bujldtng 4nd*p untaw- 

teattmony gWK» Baud, bs alHM, BB noted. 

1HM 

By this time, 

much egrtani is 

Ms in the b*Me 

Sandman. but w m 

off lor hone in Emm Park, i 

ape May Ouunty. 

Whai reponen ._ 

Wm he blew bis top, or at taasf i 

a ressonahh- te—" •' - r ^~ 

thereof. He an 

conference lor late : , 

TMs time be wasted no i 

man? telegrams 

"I'm running. All 

J. calaaaarî 

Ttmm and 

1 liwrlMr I 

HHMOlwto 

MARCH— 

;: J>. .'

I-* 

^ • ' - ^ ' * ^ 

1 V* 

MARCH 1 T019 

*s 

isale 

Mt am to our Annual Sato 

Emr sfjrtt. Mwy color... 

«.&•** to*, mdarM 

IW 3Nr 

$U5 HM "US 

$U5 •» «3O5 

Was nji «?JI 

fi-Sm 

TNI OCIAN CITY SINTINEL4.1DOBB 

*>•*« l^g : > • 

GKNTLEMAN SKIER. Carl Madden, of Marmora, helps 

. fasten MM, Madden's ski as the couple prepare for a glide 

down the dope, Tbe Maddens were with the Ocean City 

Ski Club party which over the weekend visited Mount 

Snow in Vermont. 

Per Capita Income In Africa 

$ 45 A Year, Missionary States 

fife 

•'*- i '+$&&*>*' 

W ImCVCS 

Kft 'Walk Shops 

FOiice were ijwy iw the Hid 9Maecuttve 

w**eod cherkfait «» reports 

of vandatim and a burrisriy 

which differed UfOe from H#M1 of 

previous weds accept that tM» MM 

It was centered on tbe boardwalk. 

Phunp Batcher, a ttetf prop* 

ot «6 Boartwolk, told 

officers that thieves saind oMM 

to fate place through a bathroom 

window. 

Stolen from his stack. Butcher said, 

were Wo large "cry hay Mto 

worn O6.K each. Also taken was 

a supply el sweat abuts, sun caps 

and inch bap. Other merchandise 

was scattered an Ike Door of the 

store. 

Thieves also tried to enter two 

other stores in the 900 Boardwalk 

block, A Msp was broken Jwn • 

ilaor at a five and ten cotf store at 

912, and an attempt was made to 

enter the Gift Center at SO. 

Edward Johnson, of BeHsley's 

Pant, reported that eight windows 

in his store at Brighton pL and the 

boardwalk had been broken, apparently 

by youthful vandals. 

Earlier, on Saturday afternoon, po. 

lice chased five boys who wwe on 

the roof of Simms Restaurant at 

Moorlyn pi. and the boardwalk. 

The boys eluded the officers by run- 

ning down a stairway and disappear- 

ing under the boardwalk toward the 

beach. 

Fire Salvage Pilferer* 

Plead Guilty, Fined $25 

REHEARSALS. Tb* Community Theatre 

Group wUl present Ult d»M4r "VH Mr 

Darling Daughter" on tbe Oou City High 

School stage on Saturday evening, March 

Self-Help Class 

Set For Mothers 

Altenflon all women, especially 

mothers of school-age children. Plata 

ANNEX 

THtmSOAY, If, IMS 

2T. HtM Dfrsctor Bert Gr 

goes over the script with three 

the play's cast, (L to r.) Donald 

Nevfiis Md letty Scherfel —Gr 

ring Event* In Somers Point-Linwood 

ARDS 

WEEK END 

>EC!AL$ 

IAN 

1TE CAKE 

**M***QMf mm\ BREAD 

St. Pat Swings Little WeigW^ & 50c 

With Resort Holiday-Makesftk 0 / 

s 

ly; 

, moqthly; two pMHot, weekone 

percent, drib/, 

r 

wimttm 

ISAUCE 

And sure and it's an outrage—a 

Two men who pleaded guilty Mt»M tttHtl 

arteries-attrcn, PriehBnJ, Ala, 

ORGANICALLY 

1 of Oiariie Sandman am) 1 

blewcd 0101 who drove I 

out of Ireland. 

If • all enough to uplet 

man — and on St. 

practically everybody El CAKE 

remember he has at hag a, 

ancestor, 

Somettiing ought to be *•» _, 59c 

be a quick march an City Hi 

a demand that Mayor (WOUR 37TH YEAR 

and OjmmisalnmTS 0*S 

, the Republicans will be O'Gillian take action In b 

balding a dinner on St. Patrick's greatest day of the 

D»y night but it will be In honor, Erin Go Braugh! ARDS 

Typical Ferry Rider] PASTRY 

Atbury Avenue 

Revealed In Statistic! Dial 399-1260 

The average user of (be agebecause 

they "wanted to I* I 

lay-Lewes ferry last summer was ffl percent, to save 

idtgg it tor the first time; was apercent, 

to save amp; fhei 

vaeattoocr; would use It wmuaUy, save driving; one percent,' 

infer the exciting New Werid 

and lived within UO miles of it. money, 

Mas expected) Sixty-nine percent JSauld, 

it" of traffic fhe fji^y ni the winUtfL, ~lff 

ws» jgenerated from the New Jersey would; 21 percent nught 

ante, according to Director William 

Twejity-four percent had Irijjj 

J, Miller, Jr. Surprisingly, the sec 

gtns and destinations ot Cm • 

sod highest volume came from the 

Wiklwood, Oceon aty. 

Wasstagton, D.C. area. 

percent, Lewes, Rehobofh 

TUs statistics] picture of the fyp- Bethany Beach. Dd.; 7.9 

kal passenger Is Included in a traf- Atlanttc aty; 7.2 percent 

fic analysis study the,New Castle tan; 6.6 percent Norfolk. Vs.; K"*- AH rodents are urged 

introdueed. They were Mrs, M, to attend. 

Keown, Mrs. Edna Strekef, Mrs, 

Marge Green and Mrs. Virginia 

Laujihlin, 

Human nature changes slowly; 

about all that you can do, in the 

Condolences were extended Mrs. effort, is to improve yourself. 

Katherine Wilkins. treasurer, in the 

loss of her husband and a moment 

of silent prayer was held in his 

memory, 

Mrs, Florence Geppert reported 

the recent rummage sale a success 

and Mrs, Marion Hunter announced 

that 59 bandages had been made and 

given to the Rescue Squad. 

A letter of thanks was read from 

Mrs, Atkinson's roster Home tat 

Retarded Children for a scrapbook 

made and donated by the club, 

Mrs, Meg Dowall, Mrs. Diver, Mrs. 

Rita Taylor and Mrs. Helen white 

ROMr HIP BiNNIR 

SOMERS JTODTP — Somers Feint 

Volunteer Fire Cbmpany Two wUl 

sponsor a roast beef dinner March 

21 from 1 to 6 p.m. In the fireball 

Shore id. and New Jersey av, A 

service al» wiU be avail. 

JtNTMUl WOW-SAL* 

The Women's Auxiliary Board 

to 

Wen Jersey Hospital, Qundeii, ta 

sponlariBg an Antique Show and Sale 

March 25, 26 and 27 8t Ivystoiw Inn, 

P»m«ul^ norty deajen wW be 

parUcJpating bom Florida aa well 

as surrounding Pennsylvania and 

New Jersey resort toma. 

KNIT 

or CROCHET 

a NEW DRESS 

er COAT SUIT 

For Spring 

DOROTHEA ' 

ROBINSON 

YARNS OFTO ALL YEAR 

662 Boardwalk, O«an City 

Beginners A Children Taught 

Mali 4 Pbone Orders Solicited 

39*0994 

Courts Artd 

Airecf By Hughos For 

SPIN FRIDAY and SATURDAY TIL t 

Just Arrived ... Our New 1965 Une of Genuine 

WOODCROfTtRY, HEIRLOOM CHERRYWOOO 

Tmm Waylaad, New York — Craftsmen Since 1935 

Salad Bowl., fcrvar Fork* and Spoon* alto AvaihMa In Walnut Wood 

THE CONNOISSEUR SHOPS 

1112-1122 ON THl BOARDWALK 

OPEN 1 to B DAILY — SATURDAY 10 A.M. to 5 P.M. • -, 

PLINTY OF FREE PARKINS AT THE REAR Of OUR STO«B

' * ' ' ^ 

Ife-ft* 

OaM CHy Horn* Loam 

OMMI CBF KHMMt 

OOM C«y SimfMnartf Club 

OOMI City TffMwriMr Swvice 

OHM Off Water Company 

ttriifiii rlotol 

Ottor. R«*l E*t*te 

Par&ar Pap* Prottocts 

PM Pta 

, flwBlii i 'a jmndntton 

SMrip 

$•*»«. Building A 

$*a*hor» Laundry 6 

Shafto'iiRMMurant 

5ft»r. laWr Club 

w '-fstf gF.a» Mf i. i I. • 

anfll! lw| W9nlf 

Sbftpra tar WHH 

&,.- &S^;ii"W#t '*|^ ; -;fV^*'| 1 ' f/'" n ;^JfJ|f|pi?" 

' to" 1 ' 

TtMila1iil*« Akjiaate diiafe 

aHOmi • &J«MUIJ Miwy 

Strafeh, 0. Allan—R*al Citato 

SHMi Hrm Shopp. 

Stadia Mu»le 

Tabernacle, 

TfiiiiiiBa JattM 

TiMy S Mftnn 

WiliMtlMm 

Warrwi'a Gift Shop 

WatsWc RftttJHjrMtt 

WFPG 

WHOaim, Franklin—4Uat Ettafe 

WiNfetn* 

WUham, Bwiktor 

DON OF 

mm* 

ELMIRBLAIC6 

U i&tf::•»•;•••;••• 

a 

with 

; .» - : 

4«. 

r/i/$ Week In Oc#6rt Cfty 

6:» p. a. to ' 

* 

Of at 

INCOME TAX 

DUEW 

^| SldPlMor 

^ P ^ ffl WtOHC-A-LOAM 3994700 

BOO 

LOANS 

Mffor Cpv|rf« 

741 

T o 

Norm 

To Ah 

Ham wen. 

with a two-pW»f 

in gay floral I 

or wool knit i 

in all the lovt 

pastel i 

Size. 12^ 

Presi

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§ 

[''• t 

NANCE TO 

NOW to th£ flflein or twaity ^rrrtr^ 

tains OMKIW? Iras 

yon plan to take as'a meular thbw. 

Don't let worthily short at IUIK 

niany 

keep you from your exerciaeB. It Is 

the regular exerdas that does you name just few, 

a dessert aiuTitne 

Don't VOG the excuse Inat you sat erases juice with «Mced wedge* of 

too oVL There are eserciaca de- li f**"^*?^ guess, and *ff 

signed for run mature people. 

There are alas enxases designed 

for the new mother that will not 

only hetp her to pit her figure back 

in a hnny, but wffl mate her feel 

better foster. Thne usually start in 

the hospital More the mother is 

out tt bed. At this point they are 

very miM. The pserriam are increased 

gradually until the new 

mother is taking regular atrmsci 

i ^ a 

while kMflBs; * wmt*W g« «• Ml Crosby and AMrtterjiret jffll 

calorie*. 

m w la "Stteecoach." tint of a 

Berks Of MaMMdEit fltals Marts 

some nieces are interpretattoug of m a MBA bos treat, imp ta Rackin Productions will make tor 

heirlooms, others are ccntempar- plastic Bta amu some „ great pepper .. s«rln» . 2Qth Century*f\sc 

ary designs. 

aunt IBB, anS or oelery «W* 

Pins are now in diminutive 

AH are appetite apWPBai and nu- fleam Stewni did not taw the 

trition!) too! 

to be scattered about in twos and 

usual fanfare- at the Hollywood pre- 

threes. The bangle Bracelet is slaj 

mier of his film 'The Greatest Story 

•MB fruits are exccttfnt SOUKM 

a favorite, with bangles fay the 

Ever Wd", He felt the Owlst ftory 

dozen going op the ana, 

alt and pretty necHarm fill the mill. It to very neery that w« 

neejdjnei npea are fine and mobile. receive a daily supply. Vitamin C 

No sugar is necessary, but 

Pet jewels this 

(ran la essDy destryoed when exposed to 

me animal kingdom with Mnb and 

for a flavor change toy ttte 

heat or air. therefore it is Im- 

beasts adofttfflg piss and bracelets. portant that after squeezing or re- 

Handbags an? smaller and swing ituting Man citrus fruits. 

from toBjtah j handlex. Awes re- 

Tomato aaple takes ana new glow 

you place the juice In a covered 

main the same — satchel, iwagger, container and refrigerate until star* 

and envelope. Once only a pretty 

grapefruit sections. Serve with 

ing time. 

detail the clasp or fitting now becomes 

decorative. Textured leatten 

A favorite lunch time salad in- an> still tmporbint in 

cludes orange and grapefruit wed* The focal point of hosiejy remains Family Life Today 

lea with cottage cheese. Served with 

By PHYLLIS Mil* 

a* low fidsHc dRssing and fOBB* Wonwn win be In A frminine fplililit to Htmaa Maitaaa 

mon fnngf it nasfe*^ ss sppetite sp- mood tas tin? IÛUIMI up ss ISIHE? 

OF COURSE, HI MOULD 

A paiaon hod occasion to reprove Anofter flavorful salad is Citrus'step seductively into spring. niNAM CROWD 

a small boy tor swearing. 

Slaw, extension bone frummlM in, Soft and luxurious fabrics are In "Where are yon gotnff" to a usual WUter 

"If you tad you must say some- Cape Kay County suggests. Simply grrat abundance far gloves. Colors 

thing, just BOP -Bother!-, be stlcsBbine 

sliced orange or tangerine are soft antl lengths go fmn short •=•> "OB with the crow*" i« an 

•Your lather doesn't swvar, does wedges, seedless raUDs, and finely to the new fivt-button length aimed unsaUstying one because parmts 

he>?" 

cut cabbage. For a snow-capped tap. at longer sdeeve lengths. wouW tike- more details. But par- 

•HM, no, sir!" 

ping. use a soar own dressing. I Hals, are soft in detailing, smooth nrts of the high school age young 

"WeU, âi if he m i worlDBe to An Orange Sparkler makes an In- in sbape. The bat is, understated adult should be thankful tats answer 

Be Spirden jnd suddajy stepped teresting long drink. Add a scoop of — smaller, all shepex, (mportioned is tfven. The importance of a 

backwards on a nhe which flew up orange sherbet to half a glass of closer to the hod — so as not' ygster belonging to a "oowd" 

and 6s& Mm fraoi hrtifiifT. sâi wonld omage juice IBs wefl. Add just a dash with cJothes. Femininity is should not be underestimated, 

be sayT" 

enough carbonatid water to add brought out In hats through use of| Tbe need for asmdation with 

"He'd .say: -You're- back early, zest. Stick In a eanMsbg colored sheers, silks, straws ttKe baU, and others of the same age Is greater 

dear!" 

straw and you have a party drink soft felts, during adolescence than at any other 

that is colorful and nutritious. | • . • ' time To be accepted by stain of 

Breakfast tane to jam Urn pm uUWtBm MISSM DRAWERS ^ ^ J ^ t #^B^l 11 Peacocl 

PERFOJ 

Th, & 

•MIL AND TUB MTKTIVIi 

A delightful spoof on 

* Watch R 

mysteries, this Walt Disney adventure 

wUl be enjoyed by young and • Clock I 

old, Bnil, a young adventurer on 

J 

his way to Berlin, to robbed of 400 

marks, 

* Ru 

While tracking down tbe thief he • Personali 

is Joined by Oustav, a young street * Wcd 

urchin and his bud of detectives. ind 

The boys plot against three of the 

most notorious thieve* of Germany, SOME** 

and finally retrieve Emil's money 

plus a reward shared by ail. Largest 

Starring in the production are Cempitti 

Bryan Russell 

oiid GIFT 

SOMERS [ 

Never he worried by the lew people SHOPPING 

who clinB to the Id that they are DIAL 

a Uttie better than other people. 

Your Easter 

•xpresied in 

design and 

rhyme ,,. 

^ g j 

Ply month mr! 

MARCH IS FURY MONTH AT PLYMOUTHLAND 

WHY WAIT-BUY NOW I 

SAVE HUNDREDS OF DOLLARS 

DURING FURY MONTH 

Go like Fury to Plymouthland 

BERSH MOTORS Avw. 

Woodbfm., N. J, 

Jewelry is delicate and precious; 

v ss 

than 

doaot prkekl? goad anaaaom,- fa# card* are 'stocked 

of «>cial hehavior, younBters need 

even isnder and into a heap experience with others whose abfnthat 

gets worse as one tries to 

"»• nes are us better than his own, 

tangle it 

Tbe front at tbe drawer is easiest 

If a man does not mate new acto 

reach so ben Is tbe place to 

(juairtancra as he advances throuBh 

store articles used most den. Small, life he wiU soon find himself alone. 

hard4o4rnd tMngi, men as bobby A man should keep fate Mendsh^B 

pins, belong at the front, bo. Less in constant repair ^Samuel Jahnson. 

used articles will BUI be easier to 

flntl in the back part of tbe drawer. 

Bat store them in men a way that 

fclth. 

they will nay where you want them. 

Dividers keep things tooether and 

wm allow you to pick am a scarf, 

tor example, without first handling: 

gloves, a few handkerchiefs, ari 

posing aside a Jumble of jewelry.' 

Many kinds of dividers can be 

used. Different sized ardbaard 

boss make good dividers far chndns's 

dresser drawers. Part of tbe 

MKflrBfatloB prsject can be bnnting 

for thp size and shape of box 

It will keep everything in its 

place but win not watte space. Fit 

them snugly UÛier on the floor 

of tbe draws. Large boxes can be 

tttttt *#• 

TRAINED PERSONNEL TO 

INSURE PROPER FITTING 

Ml Asbury Avanua 

OPES* FRIDAYS 

W«IMMIIIMM«MttliH| 

and 

ACCUKATBLY P1LLID 

FAMILY SHOE 

STORE 

Dial 399-3373 

• P.M. 

he 

DID YOU I 

Ed 

Easter 

There's a Ha Mint it" 

Easier card 

designed for 

yoyr friends and L 

ones. You am dwcn | 

frsm religioui thMw,, 

cute bunnies far #"' 

dren, as well at mo* 

em Contemportty 

cards. 

We also featurB a colonful variety of de 

party goods and gift wraps for the 

Spring Season. 

Warren's Gift 

834 Aibury Avinvi 

fo my many loyal frionds (mi 

who so loyally supported mm while I' 

an ana Sales Representative with 

WFPG 

Many of yov knew I am opening < 

CONSTITUTION SHOPft' 

. LOCATED AT 

INDEPENDENCE MALL 

WILMINGTON, DELAWARE 

Thit Is thm reason I mm leaving 

The Constitution Shoppm In Sornmn 

will remain mpmn as usual with my 

BILL HAMMERSLEY, JR., First 

Manager. 

• - - - --" 

In addition to thm Mmnhantt, mf 

Thank* arm extended to thm 

WFPG, who afforded me much 

tlsn and valued hlendthlp: 

Last, but not least, my thanks to 

CAPTAIN JOHN STRUCKEU 

thm nicest guy I mver work* 

Sincerely, 

BILL 

, son-Father, may I ask 

£!Y«( my MB, just 

„, folbo-. haw U 

nOI». day 

•?WM. 

rtTTIi 

ui! Sauce 

a M.00 

Friday, 

Mirth 11 

CUBED 

aravy 

IN LBO 

[with CbcKtsl! Sauce 

Hhrch'Ts 

IT HALF CHICKEN 

kCmriieny Sauce 

pi CROQUETTES 

"HushreMjin Sauce 

I FIMIKPURTIU 

M Bakod Beang 

• asscfole 

M.00 

TWMiiy 

StiM 

H VCRC 

ICHICKIN 

1 English Muffin 

CSfROLI 

-----_,. j and 

!V«t«hle 

$ 1.00 

r MWH 

( Snucrkraut 

Sr 

C M I C K B M 

^ h 

M.00 

>" 

* '*• rÂ 

957 WIST AVINUt * PHONE 39941759 

. SPECIALIZING IN 

IIAUAN 

TUB MONN CIW 

Sandman 

nil will b* • aatowlde-Vote W 

mbmhm rhe pHfto at New 

tnir uakM 1 fax am top of nil ttaBlr 

fMent tana, Thuy wW be astma 

to decide whether they want 

nwaaattiHty or (limn imrin iim-n 

M U n m Md ad mmeum, 

Sindtnan. , ' 

He added that Ms qtwution was 

JM ItH*6rical. liie people of New 

Jersey don't want any more taxe». 

Tney «re atakiat a. sales tan af propoMrl 

by ntnoat. nejr are again*' 

PICK ME A WINNER-James Stewart, 

BIW Mumy and Cindy Carol try to pick 

ractaa toon in this seme from "Pea,. Btyfar 

gom^y In CtaeroaScope and DeUwe Colorriet ta 

houMboat community, toe cast abw includes Bd W 

Playing at the VUlao* Thmtre today, tsroormw, 

Film Fare 

VILLAOI TflMTIlB 

steady comapondeo*. rattan, ai 

Tamatallf TaWUHiaBi 

Cindy CftBBl'i boy Mend, uses the 

NMIaM Milpgay, t f.iti. 

boy's mathematical ability to handt 

A warm and witty picture of mod- eap hones at the local racetrack. 

ern American family lite, ipieed 

throughout with gentle touches si *••*!», VaMiay, WateMay 

social satin, 30th Century-Fox's 

Dear Brigitto" Man James Stewart On the banks of the Blue Nils, at 

with Fabian, Glyni» Jo*n«, CSndy the little riverside port of Namasa- 

rt, Billy Mumy and Ed Wynn, gaU, director Sandy Mackendrick 

The comedy revolves around one was toiling beneath a nwhalng 

Alan's attempta to wriggle out of the equatorial sun, live thousand miles 

rigid, •dentine utrnidackirt at ourhe 

had come for Us, After months 

age. 

of planning, the camera* were about 

Produced and directed by Henry to nun for the first time on.hk 

Raster In ClnemaScope and DeLuxe latest, large scale adventure story, 

Oolor, tte main setting is a convert "A Boy Ta reel Tall". Based m 

«O Gay Nineties ferryboat which is the novel "Sammy Going South." by 

moored in Sausallto on San Fran- W, H, Cutaway, this Paramount redaeo 

Bay, This floating home is lease stars Edward G. Robinson and 

part of a houseboat community of coHrtar* Fergus Maffirifimri Con- 

artists, beatniks and otjter assorted stance Cummlngs, Harry H, Corbett 

rebellious (nui, at ojj, ,^lh „ and Paul Stauaino, v 

aspect or another tt contemporary 

The story is about ten-yoar-old 

American We. 

mmy Hartland (Fergus Meaelland), 

a boy who makes an incred- 

James Stewart lives on the ferryible jauney from Suez in Egypt to 

oat with hig wife, Qlynis Johns, his Durban in South Africa—a trip ot 

children, BlUy Mumy and Cindy 5,000 miles. Sammy, alone in Suez 

Carol, and Ed Wj, a gnzzlcd old after his parents are killed in a 

Captain who sold the boat with the surprise air raid, remembers wiiai 

condition that he could continue to his mother once told htm. "If you 

ive aboard, Stewart plays a uni- are ever left alone Sammy, go south 

ersity protestor of literature who Is to your Aunt Jane in Durban 

disturbed by his schools emphasis 

on science, to the oegl ect of the arts. 

He tries to Infuse hja family with a 

ove of the arts, but is soon chngrined 

to learn mat his son is a mathematical 

genius, and' passionately in 

love with a famous FVench movie 

•tar with whom he is carrying on a 

1 This nsUbt |Mt the taimacy oil ia> 

tH Seeum***. « cs^tj be ft long, 

hot imnmar td Btlh 

sola Hie O*jiilhiPil f iHlHTir 

an sneome tax m prnpoard by Gov- 

^t Me tuMmm M» te 

ernor Richard J. Hugh, said bat- tMM Is *> cteir-eut thsJ he wffl 

Man, a4dlw tfcal ttk rondto of the hardly need fa wage a prWnaty «Mt> 

primary would prove him right tn pmlgn. OMMrotaefvits Mnk dtOer- 

"My Hwsmnd wMtjl to go pn a 0sj»- 

Dynunt's case, while the results In aitly. K wOl be a fcugti B«bt, hot gtrili" 

the genenU ejection would prove him the odd. we vtoMbb/ a, ikHto to "WhereT" 

right in the case of Hughes' income Sandman's favor,, ' "l 

tax idea. Furthermore, Sandman •me ttinotv U sHM scheduled for about M. 

explained, Mure is money ta the 

Sat* ooflers to finance all needed 

expenses and to balance the feudgsL 

Mcanwtrtle. Sate Senator Frank S. 

Farley, of Atlantic County, bad ben 

taken to Atlantic qty tfaspMai *uf SAVE THRIFTWAY 

ferine, hospital authorities said, from 

exhauition. Neverthetau. Fartey 

nosed hlnuelf on Monday to announce 

be would support Dumoot 9rii StTMt ftnd Hov«n Av«., Ocean City, N. J. 

not " " ' 

TOP QUAIWlf OM 4T A 

Will CHIMKS IN 

ft was a matter of party loyalty 

and aO Uke that, IMey explained 

Ann Ms sickbed. But, GOPsters 

read this af nothing more man a 

tint reaction to the news that Sandman 

had thrown his hat into the ring 

and then Jumped ta with it Sort of 

2 to 3-lb. HUSH FRYIIK 0« BROHJiK 

CHICKENS 

•on i ••r* prtM PMIB 

•I M 

H 

Tap 

Tip 

«n4. 

tn* 

Wt»t«, 

MM% 

l^H, 

IplH, •MWM 

fcntirii 

(enTJV. CUT-flP, MUTEIEB 5 WMUMietUS 

. Now, 

•r e«tttp M M at »• ••-mm 

W-W|* «WOK 

with Sammy in this unenviable posi- 

M MIT 

tion, he heeds Us mother's advice, 

Al AtP j—1l mnm flai MM MM 

Yew, 

heads south, and his Journey begins. 

I tva tr tarat iManM 

Choice! ' 32* 28 

TIM b*Wn 

A ilgrrt wad is a man who refuses 

•ILT ME WAUTT , , , HE RlBTl 

to spend his money as other people 

want him to spend tt. 

TO--- 

TAKE OUT 

0u« to o V«>ry Sycnttfo/ Safe on our 

REOPENING last weekend, we arm 

repeating our SPECIALS AGAIN during 

FRIDAY, SATURDAY and SUNDAY, 

MARCH 12lh, 13th and 14th. It's our 

way of taying THANKSI 

UN 

w«a 

SATURPAY 

957 W«t 

1 J*- 

RAVIOLI 

mmm 

XOTKE WE 

EVERY FRIDAY, 

SUNDAY frMH 11 A.M. 

Phone 399-0753 

FRESH PARTS IF 

CHICKEN- 

SMOKED Hkm -^^- c ^ 57 C 

BONELESS CHUCK ROASTS * 59* 

BOMEIESS cr BEEF ROASTS > 75* 

Whole Boneless Beef Briskets - 75 C 

%v Siiper-Ri9lit" Corned Beef IT* 59 C 

Boneless Turltey Roasts iw - 85 C 

Slked Cheese "iW

EfcV 

S3HES 

'..yy 

«*ra«rMM«i« , 

•Maa 

ESS 

ondsavtcc 

DU3W-3535 

WRITE YOUR 

OWN CHECK 

*n Mute. Ml M, to M-.M avak 

t, nmm, ff« aa. 

CONEY'S 

MC 

UOUOR 

STORE 

J •* 

34TH STREET 

BAR 

OPEN DAILY 

7 a.m. - 2 a.m. 

fl«B SUNDAYS 

TlAPHMtti 

Did 3994051 

EDZiBEBIB'S 

ANeLESEAlHN 

* iH*«7 Extkmg bmmv 

•Etc 

OnTheGrde 

Sgt. Cyt 

twrdty needed In a tpwa tittle more 

ttan ope-ttHwJ UM prevent *Ue. 

bearing, 

early earned the nickname 

" «Uch is UB way oM-Umets 

•till oddns* Mm. He toote ttie part 

prilli Ms gny tatfrabd xuddy com- 

THi OCMM CITY SEHTINgt+BDOER 

Obitvari*s of th* Week 

Mrs. dm P. 

.en**. 

.Board, act the pattern for riBtUng 

skilled labor supplies br the War 

GOT is a native ot Ocean City, an] 

Surviving «n- his wife, Ame; one 

NorthfleW Methodist Church. 

a graduate of Ocean Qty High School. 

Mrs. Suzanne Simpson, of 

Survivors include one son, Joseph - _ _. „ . „ 

He was a manlier of one of the last 

classes to be graduated from the old 

P.. of this dty; two daughters. g Mr* ?«*'""*>'•'*;: of Adi. IU| °« ^ one brothw. S ^ 

EHctooa of Margate, and 

high school, now Central «v. School. Mrs. Martha h McLaughUn. MLhll also of Group*, of Linwoodj and seven 

His father was superintendent Margate: two sfctew, Mrs. Warren grawkhudrm 

nulls at the local post office. S. Barnes, of Merlon, Pa., and Mrs. Funeral ' " ~ smriees were held in 

rdng a policeman Cox Ethel Baited, of Philadelphia; two Episcopal Oiurch. Santera 

spent dose to 15 yean as a railroad grandchildren and one great grand- 

interment was at CaK'ary 

roan! •rst with the Pennsylvania child. 

Baptist Optnettry. Ocean View, 

Ocean Shed 

|Ittnag»altttMUt< 

Fort 

and two 

Clan P.' McFariand who died Thun> 

I'^^M* Wm WIU be..•_, 

day following a short Dines. She 

was 85. 

Mr. Smith was a graduate of 

Saturday at ID ajn. in St FrancH 

of Arts! R,C Church. Germantown. 

Mrs. afeftetand was bom in PM1- hi* •»•> Temple UnivenilUes andBurial 

wiU he in WestmiMtcr Gmtf 

_Jdphla and formerly lived in North- a *w managing sBtor of the tery, »ja Cynwyd, Pa. Loeal a*, 

field. She was a member of the PWladelnhia rorum 

rangancnta were by the Godfrey- 

Smith Funeral Home. 

- FILET of ROUNDER 

ButtarfUfi . Sea Boss - Pofgi«» 

Whrt«fiih - Shrimp - Clcwt 

OYSTERS 

FRESH JERSEY LOBSTER 

OPEN ALL YEAR -ROUND 

M 

Miss Jane GMTOH 

HUB Jane CarTofl. of I E, Utt «., 

died tale Tocsdiiy ndal m Cape 

May Qmrt BgDae. a* urns n, 

Mlw Orron, a n0r? of PUtahureh. 

Pa., ins m fitted mUIiBK 

and c*oe to OBn CMy n JOaT# 

TOO L ATE TO ClASSItfM 

.HaDroad, and after a reonranizatSon, the Rev. M. W. Btwrfn pastor of 

wtlh the JPamsytvania-Reading Sea- the NorthGcJd Methodist Church. 

HELP WANTED—Far 

shore lin». 

Mrs. Marie C. Ogden 

ofOdattd. Burial was in Mount 

UM Mfis Onnln 

He Is a, number of the Ocean Qty 

Marian Cemetery. 

services wen? hrid Tues- 

W Quirt*, Q * Lodge d in, F and 

linMc CIO, 

day immune f»r Mrt Marie C 

AM* Ami a tnarober of tna 

ORdm. of 319 Bay av., who died 

men's MALE MELT WANTED — MtirM or 

last Thursday. 

ODK is a man without definite Douobs M. Snrfth 

umlJWml m»ii «o won lull or 

Mrs. OKoVn. widow of Walter S. p«rt Hm* in nuFHry, Son» tiffins, 

i. but be said tie and his wife, Wort was received ben l»st week Ogdn, was a native of Bern, ft"' ""«• •»*"!•«»*, Ual 

the former Agpm H. Hoffman, en- of the sudden oVsth of a former Switzerland coming to the United 

joy their home at 630 Ocean av, 

SITUATION WANTED— B 

local natdent, Douglas M, Smith, who Slates when she was two years old. 

•Who knows? I may tatte another 

died In New York Qty March 1. She lormerty Uvcd in CamdeB and warns*. E£s*ri#n«stf. Call 

•ittar il I find beine retired is 

dull," Cta said. 

He was Q. had been a local indw for (0 

Mr. Smith made his home in yeare. Sis w^ a member of tte (OAT FOR S»LE--)6n plywood 

beat. IM« Mint, 19 hp Eyin. 

Oc«*n Oty Drill six years age when Fi«J Methodist Oiurvh, 

te to New Y a| m 

of " ** y- smrbm inrtude 

— and admlnfatrator in Ham T. Lake, of Upper MantcWr, 

the national office of the American and four grandchildren, 

MLE—Sallins fumiiliinai Inm 

Mf HRMM Konw, Ball 

Heart Association. He atoo was a Hie Rev. William R, GufEck. pas- ism diniiu rssm suits, buff*!, 

f 

m 

member of the Institute of PuMie tor of the First Methodist Church. , la. i Mil* Mi, ijoo. 

- Hospital, j 

WINTER RENTAL — IIS Pt^TKiuth 

HK*. 2na floar IMrnHnt. No. 

tio* t.rrn.1 TMOUBLEC He «b» organfaed the second war Fliilnrielphin. He su 31. 

untii J«B» I, TV (Manni. ytilitias 

iitduO«. Phon. •R(r I l>, U. »t* 

W U D TMOHUCIU. BBIVICEl loan salea campaign far the Federal Mr. Wise was the son of Mr. and IfSB, 3,11 

ReMne Board in ISO, formed the Mm. Ralph Thomas, of ta E, Har-) 

nssows TV tatJeaU nrvage and enernflon bar la., ann Point, He bad beeni LEGAL NOTICE 

campBlgns for the War Product a resident ot Somers Poin* for 15; 

~" yean art was a member of Oark-j H9TVSE TB LJHIT ^•sBITOliS 

DAN'S 

Eliason Post 3S2 American LegBjo.! 

SEAFOOD > Sunimrs include his wife. May 

Williams? one jfaiiîfgf Kathieesi f Ainuint to M Mw of JteOiur 

WTM STMIT AT 

W. LxnclB. Surnam of M County 

his paimts and a siger. Mrs. Aaoe of Caw Mw. n»M on th. nattm 

MY FRONT Greller. of PMladelphyL 

ni Sf M»nJi. 1»5. an D>» pMltian 

DIAL»»-2»» 

O> 111 tutjICTituf. ttl. EjKtrtOT of 

Reqinem High Mass will be said 

this ma-mng (Tfatrrsday) at 9 o'clock £f««fi %a the c»dite^* oi ***# d#9^ 

Wi & RWfii to EsKuter wi^m 

in St Francis de SJes R.C Church,: VX meftfc fWffi 9if »Bhttl d*T off 

PhilaoVHphia. lnlerment «fll be at 

Beverly HatiosBl Oemetery, 

wnouM eUunM and M »itKulirt 

al »• CWm, 

DMM IIMI 8. A.D, 19U, 

SESMW MILTOM EULEK. 

DANIEL'S 

COCKTAIL BAR 

-«as S4. 

Mrs. Ft*, tamrty of One«B,' 

NJ.. Md bnn aa Otxan City resident 

far five years. She mi » tnember 

«t tHe CaJtwUc Dn^st of, 

Amrrira. Court Getae, of CTono-rtrr. 

Survives indndr a broflier. Bay*: 

aid WaU, of flto dty; tvo B M . ! 

Mrt wnH»m A, Laub. al» of Int. 

, aad MR. Bhoud A. Ganley. of, 

Rcquinn High Mass ifl be wmm. 

li.iiMiw (THDay) at 9:30 »_m. in 

a. MPaWl R.C OBrrA. Interment 

wU be at rfa« S. Mary's 

Cemetery io BcDm*»T. NJ. Ar. 

Mrs. Jennie W. uwsoo 

Ptaml lu.ku «m be heid fUt 

nrrrini far Mrs. JrnUe W Lm 

of m r*ikihl^- rd.. wt» dtad iajddsay 

SaxHy- Sfce m. 8J. 

Mrs. Inn •» the irfdmr of 

WJHl»m C, Lawwn a ttwmrr PhOa- 

teas 

and two gnaddfldm, 

feiF tt te tadd at the God. 

FtaMal Home, S» Cav- 

«r, fbi* evatag lgt»uji ? and 

dA The He*. Iim S Jtmm, 

Of the M Mabwfll 

naidalp at flie 

wrrtw at g pjn. 

«m to at S 

In 

•• a Baatar of 

and temerly mlded 

fa Ocean Car. He 

IBM bm ta &DM 

I 

MALE 

M 

3U—It- 

WMWITAW. HiMMR] 

1st UNI 

WHfTf WALLS at 

HACK TIM PRICES? 

CERTAINLY! 

ill us 

JU's tatftean 

- mm STATION - 

9tti S». and Boy Av. 

LUBfilCATION 

FREE 

WITH OIL and 

HLT» CHANGE 

THURSDAY 

.IMTINtL-LtOOBR CLASSIflBD ADS,| 

READHrSS, HEALER i> 

ALL MADINSi PRIVATE ami « 

ALL SERVICES ON A DONAT 

Towne & Country T« 

1003 I. Albany Mvd. 

JUST DIAL 641 

The FLAN] 

PHONE 399-100( 

SUNDAY BUFFET 1 to; 

•4.00 

No nwnu to bo(h«r you -_ 

SM what you can ait — 

lat what you Ma, 

Off Walk 

>•••»« 

M*«««4 

J EVENINGS 7:15 and 9:20 

2 ALSO SATURDAY MATINEE 2 P.I 

mon 

IOM 

J Most 

2 rtairtwamiin 

9 Family | 

LUMSlte>r9N 

r~ 

HENRY KOSTER • HALKANIER 

S t MON.-TUE. WED., MARCH 15-16-1! 

S 

J •VmtiNM ONLY — f ill mi «M 

aj atwHi «ni3-pnT«jT3n^ im« 

ABDYHNfm 

S i COMING THU.-SAT., i 

8 VOMEB^TTHE 

i nun i 

HARRY'S INN 

POINT BOULEVARD 

AT TNI PIANO 

AMD ORGAN 

SWGWG md PUY1H6 

YOUR FA VORITE MaOCHES 

, MAfcCH II, 1945 

jSiM •'*' # 

PBE-LENTEN FROLIC, Tuesday, of last 

| was Mardi Gras in New Orleans, but 

j City areo folks beat the gun with a 

I Gras of their own In Vienna Bala Inn 

mere Point, Friday, February 2i. Picmaster is Don Vllt. The westerner Is William 

here ore gome of the priie-winning Johnson, and the Indian maid is Marcia 

at the local version of tht pro- Edor, The gypsy pair are Mr, and Mri, E. I, 

nten celt-bration. The man with the big Brounig, proprietors. 

Attend 4-H 

>r-Dance 

|W m«Si* wfll ^v* demons 

at thi nart moetlnR on 

, April 3, at the American 

•nrekahoe. 

Schenck Feted 

i Hh Ninth Birthday 

fchonck, son 

tM MB, Finrian Schenck, 147 

ISM** rd,, Marmora, wns 

t burnt at a party celebrating 

\Mrftday last «xiek. A bluP 

color theme was used. 

••MB ptayed and refreshnients 

1 Ondy Madden, Janie 

le BITOB. Oinny Lea, 

, t^bble Risiey, 

Warren Sehenek and 

Ficll OK's 

iudgct 

Inal approval to 

I butteet of S«9,ffil 

' Oty Council meeting 

. : shows on increase of 

f.taJ wu'i, TOe amount 

•r lor muntel^l purposes 

• HB4,492, on incrmse ol 

*e UM flgurta. How. 

fcnleg wiU make the 

> Increase less on liidl- 

approved budj-et In. 

l tor city operation. 

• — 

UsA'NID 

Mines ocmsdencc 

M makes you tell 

your sUter docs."— 

la. 

Congo Mission Teacher Guest 

At Trinity Society's Meeting 

Methodist Church Circles Note 

Dinner Tonight, Manor Hat Solo 

RESS SALE! 

WINTER DRESSES. 

5 TO si 5 

SIZES 1 to 24V4 

m$t For You 

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Dial 399-1081 

THl OCEAN CITY SlNTlNlL-LIDOIR 

Church Symbols 

Lenten Topic 

DuriJiB the Lcntim Season this year 

U» eonuresatjon of St. Join's Utth. 

emu Church wiU be tailing a detailed 

losM at "^mbols" Uied in ChrLstJun 

worship. 

"BymhdlB are aa old a« man and 

as long m worship, has been mim «) 

Wmbola have made a significant tm, 

tribuijon to the imrship haMts of 

man," the Rev, D, Richard Garriaon, 

paitor. points out. 

Ash Wednesday marked the beginning 

at this series with mnsideralioii 

of the meanine « ^mboto of the 

Oiureh, -nimiî the me of a film 

strip, the gradual development of the 

form of rtiurrf! arehiteetura was *x. 

Ptored and explaJned. It was diseovewed 

thai «» ghapa which churph 

afchUoctuM assumed was not by ac- 

head at left is Dr. Peter Marvel, Nero and cident but came as a result ot the 

early worship habits of Christians, 

his siren are Dr. and Mrs, Richard Sew. The Throughout the rest of (he Lenten 

spooks are Mr, and Mrs, William Woods, Season me KMCS will continue fol. 

lowing the topics of "Syinbol! of ihe 

The gypsy is Tom Louis, and the band- Cress," tho "Lost Symbols, 11 Bishop Visitation On Sunday St. John's Seats 

At Christ Episcopal Church 

SOMERS PODJT—The Rt, Rev. Al. 

New Councilmen Foil 

(M L, Banyard, D.D., S.T.D., 

Bishop of New Jersey, will make his 

The Church CooncJinen t/r 

official Visitation to Oiiht Episcopal 

ot St. John'* Luihqraa Ojutteh wn *?*' 

Church, Sunday, March 14. This wlil 

into atfkw at roe negâr * J 

be the first Ume Bisohp Banyard Has 

morning service last Sualajy. 'Brnfr 

been able to visit Christ Church on a 

Those installed am PhUip 

Suodny morning since the Missiao 

Arnold Lelrh, Richard Palter, 

opened Cnrtsunag Eve 1M. 

CauttPl. Walter Andaraoq and 

Thp Bishop will he the Celebrant 

HaaML All were vedmtiy' 

at Holy Communion at 8 a. m. The 

to the office and win |w mstiibml in 

Rev, Adolph Wm, KaM, vicar, wili 

the vital areas of Evangelism, Stew- 

assist and Qinery Twlehell and RobanjsBip, 

Parish EUication and Ft' 

ert Leeds will serve as Acolytes, 

nance. 

Uw 0Ma. 

Duo to the crowded conditions 

Pnndously elected ami also InvtaOhour 

of the later service has been 

" last Sunday were ortumrj 

changed to 10 a. m. There will not 

dlmen William Savina, Ralph Owes, 

be a 9 a, m. family service or the 

Donald Hand, Robert DOWBU, 

Kabett BattMt, 

usual U a. m, late service this Sun- 

Franklin Unger end .Lvnn Baker. 

day. 

th

screening 

_ Dumont's post 

IMnglnm their 

it tat known, They 

Governor Kcnof 

eftkecftsatai 

fJumonfs views 

tr>HHtj'l tlinitm ays the State 

without any new 

t sources. Money, lots 

•way jMaU kinds of State 

"Alt afconw be extracted 

Of ft* South End Firm 

Urn fMMM Inn the sooth end of 

• atffckTÊtfmei ttrt beachfront dwelt 

rJMl «W«ta»l«d a third was first 

SJto3avgtal *&* by a man from 

ifirafi • company ari 

Which the fire 

[ saving, mod shortly there- 

""•• •>«••* dour .exploded 

demofisbed. 

i was surprising to 

, bttt no suMise to 

lent officials. 

City has a far 

and far fewer 

must rely on 

and many 

t- Hue in any city, but it is 

the tact that the Moth 

~"> percent deserted. 

UkWlfc. 

: streets *f the town, 

kai wfffl, just asfifeqnentl; 

;flw per** between radio 

i locality are I 

A primanr 

ID hi& the 

norttlnatUiit 

to be an atttbii of pious 

Sandman's ImUwwuiwiBrti In 

screening conHnlheB'* choice, 

piety OB the part of these hi 

county leaders Is interesting. 

Senator Sandman has a hard primary 

campaign •head of Mm, If ht wins the nominatfoo 

he win haw an evea harder fight to 

defeat Governor BtagMt. S«uhbcan defeat 

next November tap vwy daflntto possibility. 

This newspaper wishes Swihif faMimn 

Will because he is Cape May County's own, 

and because we believe he would work for 

th# good of aoutherttNew Jersey—and all the 

State. We abn admire the Senator's independ- 

ence of spirit which gave him the courage to 

disavow tbe edict of the screening cOtnrnitUe 

which gave Senator Dumont the nomination 

by a plurality of Just two votes. 

was nobody near. by whs detected the fire 

when it niight have bean contained in the 

house in which it started. This ia nobody's 

fault but simply a situation for which there 

is no practical solution. 

Obviously, it is completely impractical to 

hire enough policemen so that every block 

in town can be patrolled almost all the time. 

The only answer to the problem is for the 

police to invite telephone calb from individuals 

who happen to be in any neighborhood 

when something happens. 

Help Mean* Hope 

E«*ter Seal FUIKI Appeal 4t^^ 

Capitol Hill 

, D.C. - A naUooal 

yew's deeflflB «*TT'|-''B° to o n 

d u p made by right wing groups 

and pF^wmifaiy p>«*npyfig to CSBHXB^ 

to operate indefinitely has quietly 

coilapsed for lade of support 

The unit called the National Council 

for Qvic Ropoosibility, has 

closed its headquarters office in New 

Yflth «nd «W*«tiii»J Hs four man 

staff. 

Net effect of Oat is to low some 

15 local branches established in various 

parts of the country bod with 

the alternative of operating independently 

or following the example 

of ttic nstional group and foWing 

th^r F^^sEfive tests. 

Oddly aoogi, barkers of the orgmtmHnn 

btanie the raoundlng detat 

of Senator Bairy Goldwater at 

the poll* for the dmmfaU of their 

twsu I'iMf * ^ tteo^^B^ Hat 

the ArboHi iiimrinHife Ms re- 

* k Ancient History Garden State . . , 

y 

ooaat can never claim 

f bnrrftlatitude*, 

on those hectic three 

_ Urine about the 

«aa not bow amch 

resortsof South Jersey 

••the tee of the very worst 

tu> prodatt. 

sewas, of course, but 

escaped unscathed by 

«m later it would be 

manesto of 

from the 

a sniray seaaawtli 

end of town from 

When 

wbo 

Cty Seittind-Ledger 

I tfartvtr by Mai la On. Oy and âWaWi 

1WINTY YKAKS HSO 

He local ofBee of OM OPA an- 

An tamrtsM-n amwuaem ftmwai 

ected 

to provide be major financial backing 

for the council decided flam? w 

nwfl^f into AEII & istiject vtudi 

could better be usrd r**rwberc and 

or conHnun an old 

m •uflabai «o am * «a| a] 

av. This Is bob a Ore and a 

Pave .Ue^ between 

nl «h 

Dog. coufcf to- It. 

N. Ml 

aad 

WeHey 

Wesley and 

and AabBrjf M B 

M by ov« be east hi pMhUUn at fids time, 

per year uifder the provis- I M be Mris ot U*m attaia ahamai 

B VB potdmg In the Legis- tm pamd thus alkMtoj local branches were 

set-up. 

farmed — toe moat suceeDful of 

Announcement at the groups tor- them in Wichita. Kama*. Other, 

TnaBon was apfrmpaBfed wilfa CSB. woe esJaMMbed in Pnornix, Denver, 

BderaUe fanfare last fan and the S«n Francisco, Lo» AngHes, SeatUe, 

plans it outlined (M to say me Portland. Oretna, Eaiiabeth, Nj., 

least ambitious. 

BMgepDtt and Dsrien. Omnecticut; 

It uruuutBd to spend some $500000 Danville. Virginia and Tallahassee 

a year to combat the activities of and Miami, Florida. 

Anden professes to hope Oat 

the gem, of a mtional 

be z^F^vsd tan 

But it fen i*x*t ctÔmr.ttml. by 

Bit Mt doH not see 

tar. Mar to daring Asp it hadcny 

immediate piitiecU si such m 

managed to corral mly about O3P,- 

Investors demonstrated qiackly that they TRENTON — Owrrty government S cents would be tgrwuried to and in subsequent jan by an ad- 

bad faith In the financial and physical stability fa New Jersey tm pretaWy ben to the Slate Department of HealllL It dilianul n.OOO per year. 

Of Ocean City. This faith k demonstrated in atay daplte efldrta of varioug would ould natter incTeme the 

the many new beadings, inclnding motels, 

AawnWynmn Wcanr daim. that 

to er»e it « too amtty anl dag license fee fran Jl to C JO and 

commercial structures and homes, which hate 

prseat tea charged by municipal- 

tis WM^WHWH fimn 11 to $UD. It 

been built and are now under construction. 

ittea fcr dog Iliiimi are inadequate 

Gowanor Ricnard J. Hughes fav- lurtber fixes a f«- of SLJO per h- to of&et tbe OBM3 at admlnu*rBtion 

Hart-headed bond houses regularly offer ors county BJvMijment as pretestbi Ae ahrfrnrr el a I l of tbe dog hawing and rubies con- 

bonuses to acquire this city's long-term securty constituted in New Jersey, with 

trol programs conducted by munidities-Intbe 

thtt* yean since the winds blew • Bo*rd at RtMMti the main State find eejeria fllBnt U the mmm, The «at at nedna to ha- 

oat to sea bank deposits have grown Business authority. Be recently stated mat mauure Aodd become law bymtaîE 

each dog agairnt rabies 

generally, has prospered. And, most import 

January 1 next it would linjeiuB each year is appradmately 30 ceota. 

ant, mflltonB a people have patronized this 

oifldae couoly govern. Stale revenue, in 1966 by W6.750 The State orty neerni £ eenti at 

seashore resort. 

ant he behevts the State at New 

lor each doc 

So, the Atlantic Storm of '62 takes its Jenej OMUd not get akng without 

plan in history with the hurricane backlash tt. 

ronrni and Agin' 'Bm 

Of *44, and two severe northeast gales, one in 

! New 

the late 8Cs and OM in the 90s 

——- ap _ _ tofped &e 

Ocean C3ty and its sister resorts have quarter Ullion dollar mart They 

•urvhed the wont nature has dealt out—and totaled Sje,4ejfS, up fin minion 

proved they can take it, and continue to grow • S W ^ B B J the cost at county 

and prosper. 

than iC per man, woH and ehUd 

The storm is "ancient history"—some- in New Jersey. 

thing to chat about — another episode in a 

Fasti* growing teeter of the 

tang success story which has been punctuated 

mmhtiwd county spending ia 1863 

infrequently by such events as the wreck of 

was capital traprmmads. These 

PM tHp, •Wndia", or the boardwalk fire of 

oWMdHurep row im percent to 

1927. 

toM OU miUkm in Mm Debt serv- 

Meanwhile, Ocean City continues to offer ice COM rose 3J percent to BM 

the ultimate in safe, secure seashore living millloo Spending for current opera- 

making good its slogan that here is America s tions SDK 7.7 percent to total IBM 

greatest family resort 

la 1«SJ. tte late* year mch 

are •vallabie. Among the 

Sn 1act n«« •• 

roblted in drifts as 

at CJty 

Afaattr ga« attrheat«r was Maro- 

r 

greatwt season Miami Beach naa • 

when business it good, a J 

110 T-nrh SfrMl DM] 

OCEAN CITY 

SAVINGS A LOAN 

.1 

| 

'4 ''[

T" u 

^ ^ 

To Spread 

itt.rJW da, st 

, tbe "dfaqase" B» «tert«1 

_„,,.„,. _ devetopnMaat andtbatw 

tafcatv Into consideration before one 

«ar ita «ariy .patty. 

I «f 1«W aas bs«n in 

vocation has been «s> 

... ... _ jatr, however, only two 

a snl «f four days, have been provided for 

•-=-«—-— ••• --» no real vacation to antjtf. 

•sr, tbe class will havtt 

(»WaHi« than Unvetan months mo before a short 

r.l***l 

dsss has been told for at least 

•r t. u*> •!?•«« la Mjdt schooL 

many members of the senior 

cb JMWdCc tlum any other, 

uutfr hou i th d 

ll$rfeiriixiti* to »e fret that neither the 

nor the fiaal mark is used in 

age. Banks have already been 

MT-U^M work hard toimprove 

ld not mean anything aa 

tom mmt .colleges decide 

.mebvt W date grades 

ndM of fee t-iSoF yeir. 

_ ., X 55Tthey, as well as fhe 

„- twin aw* to the collegia. The 

s»w Iffapotentlyawatthb notice 

cted. I** period of watting to, to 

_. ___^" ¥ iit^^^^k» 

('-V 

ay an audous to 

ness people, and other 

, s*w time. p»y start 

fiwtwr 

Dhptay 

W65 

£*'_*& ,V M v - 

1**1 

Mkte wlU nO/NT APPLIANCES $slm 

WE FURNISH and INSTAU. 

75J WIST AVENUE DIAL 

COKTRACTORS-RESIDBm AL Of 

HsmM A Shops 

Wind For 

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WCTMC KAT for Yow H«r 

6ENCBAL 

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,.* j M 

from St. Augustine's 

To Sponsor ^ 

I Toshiofv* SnoMf * - " 

that the Oana 

" ! 14 PMtt", 

imumwui 

Science Oute News suuosortd by 

our aeveoih^das. iajai ieWMting 

period every morning. Patridfc 

AatfowaU as our prealdent, David 

Law aa vice president, and Almea 

gargBe as recording •eoaary, 

keep the period alvie wlui sugges- 

Uons tor nxsjeca, queattaa on world 

science, mfdldnp, etc In the near 

Mure, » Science Fair wal be bald 

in a, Augustine's, and all projects 

MO mw FOR 

m weak. OawaM B«ry. 29, had 

taaeafefMd a ipitf from his era- 

^^ Ife Mi *» b* hsd a 

tfeti 

tkaMaii 

Item tai •tahn WP^W 

Dr. TownMHtd Renamed 

Parkway Vie* Chairman 

r ( 

7 pJn.-T 

IM 

M» and 11 

9:» 

6:15 pjn.-^«Bcb«ical nlmi I 

7i30 P4n.-L£ber UH 

Not only baa Urn class contributed mteaknera serve without nay lot 

various artMfls from Holland, but terms of nine yean eacft. 

baa named two chlldun who grace 

their bulletin board The atary ol 

tha Slver Jsattas waa ah» beard 

thk weak, addb« men to the Imagi- Church Announcttmantt 

nation «f the boys and girls. Three 

dma«t projects are undmay. The 

Aw may cut pictures showing prod- 

OMB and ways «f Ufa m HBBBBJI Tbg 

story at the "windmills" Is abn b» 4 pjn. — Religious tostmctlon for 

ing 

flnt through stxth graders. 

T pm. - RaUglova Induction for 

FIFTH WMBI 

tavtnrh through 13th graders , 

Our science unit li en simple machines. 

Among the first to demon- 

MraUs the lever wu Theresa Camp, 

whs* had a nilniiiinrr S#^LW. 

CynUite Bem reported an Ifci work 

of 4-H dubs intonjuncUoo wkh mm 

social studies unit It was gratifyli* 

to leant from class discussion thai 

tbe young people appreciate the val. 

uafato tralnlne in rcamnsibflity- at 

forded tt>cm by their aslgmnents 

and chores at home, school. Scouts 

and - 

Recaivs ORjyii nx 

SWar Mary Palma 

To College Children in 0ade six nave been 

studying Germany. They learned 

j seniors have recently 

a few new expressions such as ei- 

I by the colleges listed: 

preHways, which in Germany are 

by Gettysburg Ool- called autobahn, railroads are culled 

jlvania. Herb Bond by eislnbdhn*. The children learned that 

• Technical Institute, Marilyn Germany is not only at die edge ol 

rOqillnrd College In Green- QmfimiinVm theory but la cut in two 

Oiol Breckley by Unl-by 

it. Stephen and Gregory Krausc 

Dabby Bnndlcy who Just came from Qsmany 

i University. 

brought poBtcapds and afldea whith 

by Moravian College In gave the children very vivid pictures 

ftamgylvania, and O ol the "Wall" dividing a nation and 

i ty Maryland State Col- people. They actually had slides of 

t College. Judy Jen- the famous "Dachau" prism, show- 

I WUter Peterson have b ing a close-up of one horrible ova, 

by Renaaelaer Poly- pQfaTjiying man ! otlfr. 

- cn 

ihUan.- ltrr fnatanaa 

baafcalbaU in Central Han. 

I to 3 tMn^-Saskatball o 

direction at HUSSCH K. fflhnare. 

S, »:M and U ajn.-Momtog Wornlp. 

Sermon, "Jesus Weep* Over 

Jerusalem". Unwind Out Scouts 

guests at the ftSO and 11 ajn. aervices. 

9:30 and 11 a.m.^-Cburch Nuraery, 

9:30 ajn-aunday School. 

11 a.m. — Senior High Oswch 

School, 

5:., Wtar 7 pjn.—MYF baiketball in Central 

Ta*rf (nwaiayi- 

HaJL 

8:30 pm.-Llnwood Women's Oub 

7:15 ajn.—Holy Communlgo. in the Church Parlor. 

mm a.m,-4Uy Communion. 

8 pjn.—Evening Prayer and The 

7 pjn.—NAFEC i«««i~ttfiill 

Litany. 

tnl HaU. 

Tamsfraw (FrUlay)— 

Noon—Kitchen Door Lentes Food 

iale. 

Oonflmiatkn 

Claw in tiie Onirch Parlor. 

•aaaty (Saeasl SMatey to l«*)- 

BitO pm—Blurtdrds mother and 

S ajn.- - - - 

daughter banquet in tbe Church Par- 

10 ajn stion and ground/ lor. 

breaking. 

6:45 p.m.^Junior Choir 

7 p.m_—Unwood Qib 

7:30 p.m.—Acoh/te Guild roeetmg. 39 meeting in Central HaJL 

10:30 tm.—Atlantic DWrict, Epis. 

copal amtchwsnsn, QyM Day ia UMIR 

St Stephen's Church, Waretown. T»IHITY MaTnKJOHT 

S pjn,—Evening Prayer and Episcopal 

awebwomen meeting. Rev, Bn* 

• • * 

Ts*y (Tbwniay)-. 

7:30 p, m.—Senior Choir practice 

M M LUTHEKMI 

9:45 a. m.—Sunday School. 

•ar. Oarttt Mtadi Jf 

11 a. tn ^Momijig Worship. 

ti 

7 p. m.—Mfthodi* Youth FcUow 

a ionuniHiMy ^ aaa. 

or Oajr Hbn»L sUp, 

Choir 

S p. m.~Evening Service. 

1 

«:« a, m.—Sunday ScnooL 

a a. m, Mmqug Wwatdp. 

MPtwr 

MIAMI AWNIN6 

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mnmmncm or MI AM noouas 

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Advertised on this Page 

WARIEII PfdTtnr 

Council Is sporaoring 

l*ow. It will be held durf 

in the auditorium on 

Senior boys and girls 

{iilothiiiff* ^fciiftjprjrfi'f= 

F>ltad(9its are participating. 

I show is a new project 

1 hopes will become 

t event Jeanne Taccarino 

i tola are co-chairmen ol 

•bow committee, and 

si OUOeld will be eonrlar 

the show. 

Shop in lessen 

I *• loan the boys 1 im P-nL-Sunday School Aa»ci*- 3.-30 p. m,—Yam ttou- practice. 

itfHrdav^ 

* m 9 

2 p. nt—Cherub Choir practtce. 

BK1HANY METHODIST 

9:45 a. HL—Sunday School. 

WtMam Mayvr, pastsr 

11 a, m.—Morning Wo«hip Service 

tor the fair are being previewed andTa«af 

(T»»rs«sy)-' 

6:30 p. tit—WWrleyHraB, Jet C«- 

rehearsed. Watch lor the date! 2 pjn.^FeUowship Oide meeting. dets m& Tminii^ Hour. 

• * * 

^T pjn,—Youth Oiolr reheorsaL 7:30 B, m. — Evening FeUawAip 

MAM IIWT 

Hour. 

SiC ajn.—fiurch SchooL 

8:30 p. m-—Men's Chorus practice. 

Mladty 

The inWattve and naponstointy of 11 a.m.-Mornlng Worship. 

7 p. m.—Church League Bowhng. 

the mambtn at 

f*SSjg. The student* wffl dsess the asserobiy on the importance 3:30 p.m. — Junior additional 

I** ajpuitunity to see what ol toe Charity Drive which waa to 

7:30 p. m,—Mdweek Prayer sere 

ns ofler. casual, school, take plaice on Sunday. 

8 p.m.-WSCS. 

|«aa dutbts will be modeled. 

8:30 p. m.—Ladies Chorus practice, 

ExcKement hi wrlttnx essays for 

t wlU also get a glimpse the Ameriom Lesion contmt is high, 3:30 pjn. - Primary addittanal 

I and summer fashions. 

TUCKAHOB aWmOMST 

and too. plans tor coming •vent . . . 

May FKMMBian, seventh grade party 7:30 pjn.—Prayer meeting. 

for the eighth graders, graduation, 

7 p. m.—Senior Choir practice 

' Represent OC etc., are making the members appreciate 

tbe many benefit* (hey have. 

UMMSD 

Radio Shew 

10 a. m.—Sunday School. 

SMVIIW MmlT 

1115 a. m.-4saraug Worship. 

from Ocean €38 

> itpiment the school on Regional High Stud.nt 

7:30 p m.-Met6odtet Youth Felndlo 

show •Teen Talk" 

towabtB. 

fes are Juniors Bill Scholarship Finalist Tasay (Thwrfay)- 

Noon-Sentor Feuowship. 

Ml Mauer and serdoni 

JOtm school-Cherub am. 

LINWOOD — Announcement bm T pjn.-Junlor Choir 

•wUh and Jeanne •ftceart been made that Dam WflaneO has m pjn.—Senior rehearsaL 

on Is prc-taped Satur- 

After school OK eiCboh-. 

been named * finalist in the Nation, 

J4—I aj 9 and then broad. al Merit Scholarship ProgJSm. HU 9;C ajn.-Church ScbooL 

•»»• Mowing Sunday night 

FM •MKTMM MOUSK 

placement is based on pertormance 11 am Mnrnint Worship. 

: taualry y includes playing on all qualifying exsminaUons and 615 pjn. » Junior. Intermediate Meeting lor dMne worship each 

b^S^ *" "^ Pam to makes him ejiglble to become one of and Sailor BYF. 

First Day morning at 11 o'clock. 

•«**•• their tote is -hit 1600 Merit Scholars for UK. 7:30 p.m.-EvwHni Servian 

S Dial 

Wonoeu, one of afpradmatety 

among the 

14,000 atudeiti who participated, Is I a.m—Praya- group. 

WISLKY 

irt 

a senior at Mainland Rt«ianal High 7:30 p.m.—Prayer meeting. 

> *Uch the students must 

8chool. He la ths sol of Mr. nod 

•* One rather no 

Hn. Tnanas WonoeU, at m Focest 

cheating and Iti 

•V. 

ID a. m.-AIornlng Waninp. 

adnol. 

Us, m.—Sunday School. 

*re also given the 

•o compare Individual SMKII DRAM'S UBT 

7 p. m—Senior Choir practice. 

•Maurrlculum. Theaa OBTTYaBUTO.PA.-Oor hyajwd 

* MiaU dVtatncaa hi Ule 

"^ •* onw presant wsya I «M Ooan* Bonsr utt i 

burg Oobeg* tor the flnt semester 

HwaMM 

'?_*** Moderated by GeaellK@u 

Students who have attaint 

T«4ay (Ttwnaay)that 

teemai icholarshls ratlnt at SJ or above 

1:6 p. m.—Boys 

are BlvonttU redOrnWon, Amooi 

those named tor this now b Jatnc* 

U CWow*. isnaHaF or Mr, ana 

Mn. Rabert C Caldw-1. 600 Atlantic 

' Choian By av.. Ocean CHy. Miss CsldweU la » 

nber of too #»*"• dan. 

1 

REGISTEMD BUILDER 

St. * Bay Ay, Phan* 399-1936 

BUILDING 

REMODH.ING • ALTERATIONS 

Fred 5, Tarves, 3rd 

Home and Business Constnidton 

REMOOEUNG and REPAIRS 0F All KINDS 

FHA FINANCING FOR ALTERATIONS 

AVAILABLE UP TO UfiOQ, 

Maes Dial 399-1127 

6:30 a., m.—CbWBnunion Service. 

JU TO -f%muy BftHe Houjr. 

W0 & Arvtee. 

ROBERT A. GILL 

Registered Builder 


933 WM» Ava. Dial 399-1808 

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^khaiC^t«i«iii«r of the United M Cape Hv County, and (ngblTL tp r.) pM^^ Bw te s *« 011 "rf ^ » by FMHP K»«^ 

« "^ 

ftatMOf tes of A&OTjCa,w«a the guest speaker at Dr, John STTownseiid, vice chairmin ol Uie *f*2** .^ ^ ^ ^ B 

-" ^^^5i the Now Jersey Highway Authority; Freeholder RecaUtag the summer mghts oi a 

torn ftp vawUortw tartUW » Otm 

8 p. m.,1 Brmiuc Troop 27. after school, 

Triniry McttMxJist Church. 

I 

Cub Scout Den 4, alter school, 

home of Mrs. C. Pattenmn- 

ii'V , •• • • Oiiea§B-iA California dental ipe- 

( 

SnY 0mm. t-15 p. BL, Murnwra Claibst said that exceathe tooth det*—ri 

rt—iiJ* ^ in the average teenage ^rl WSJ 

" due to (he toet Siat thty eat nine 

I OtlWDKlteBU,bn tones a day. Dr Clinton C. Emnier- 

-~~*— B-Yo««. . son Bid It would he belter for them 

• f *' *, •. to ear more at a ^» 

of tte coniribunon 

7 £ 5 i ^ - 

of 

- 

rite 

wUhout tranqioHation, may call m-n 

book 

" 


 

trading 

^ 

" — 

at mMlO, HegittratJom f» those •»* "*J*»_***-. - 

not provloiiiry nSMtered wlU htg-n «° du *" •"* ^ 

at noon with the opening ee&dun d( ««» *««^r. ^ 

of the arie Improv^mrnt Lensu 

and the Rev. WiUlnni J, Fau]kn.?r i 

chairman of U» aret* Confer-aiN 

The next regular meeting of the held IntcmaUonal Travel £J 

home of Mrs. Josephine Richardson, bert A. Roe, CdmmiMionct of the 

Wt B, 6th si. Department of Cormervatiai and Ec- 

— _ — onomic Development, which mpm, 

Iiatl—I OMtMM A* •rlaa •mtn sors the New Jersey exhibit. 

KAJ'S DANISH BAKERY 

and COFFEE SHOP 

"The Home of Delicious Baked Goodt" 

DAILY SPECIALS 

Cor. 11th « Asbury Av». Did 399-3360 

OPEN D4ILY ft SUNDAY PROM 7 A.M, 

success hasnH gone to its price! 

you can 

V CHEVROLET BEL AIR 6 

»mrr brkto and Joy 

• perfect |n in • autni 

At te BMNOi detaEta tf the | 

gMM on arranpments with the , 

legn and on the architect'* 

RonaU A. FoKiffi 

Ml CMird AVCIHM, OoMn Chy, jrlri. 

w/s/ies fo .antmHj0§ 

opening of offices ^Hl>.. 

praetltm of mf^

Clubs Seat 

At Dinner-Meeting 

Of The Green Night 7 

Artisans At legion Hall 

asx 

tGTOwffnloH 

' - - WWCK MOTOT CftMWJr, 

1158 ASBURY AVENUE, OCMMi 

TUB OttAM CltV 

Towniend Is 

Guest Speaker 

itwfminMcr apnka> at miluv ia 

Cupe Hay Obuocy gupiatntng ta du 

«a» how the tax dnOan are apent 

In taut dwaitment He toM c« tbt 

cMMtoan hdned ami gw* 

ol tentUes on wtiowft. 

The apeaker alao repotted on O«at 

lavan which has nag Bar MO per- 

•at and Is held «a an «umi4e to 

other anas in the state. He akn 

the 

Tra

f-iV'*ie-'!-s~tM&\'i&' 

-Wl L* 

, SEASHORE 

BUKDING Of»d LOAN 

ASSOCIATION 

t»fti 

tm m mm ACCOOHTS 

75% MORTGAGES 

lfTf&25 YEARS TO REPAY 

', . ' 

O^mndTitU 

Ctowy win swta the MO-yard 

MMdBU wl», wMl Marital 

Myrtle and log Hnste» 

to the dltas 

BBl Lafferly and Keo Gorman an» 

to answer (he M M p> b to 

MO-ymt, bottetfly, and Chris Dans. 

k MM M the Wysnl fas* 

osan will gn in the 

100-yart backsTroke grant, with Dennbl 

Cerey and George McGlnley 

Ested for ftg «o-yBitf freestyle. Ken 

Ryan and Mutt 

I 

ffHUPEUraeff Walter Hero (ei» 

tar), Philadelphia, winner of the 1964 Cape 

May County Fishing Tournament Striped 

BUB (Hvijioa with ali-pound, 4-ounce fish, 

received the R. J. Schaefer Trophy for having 

caught the largest striper in the contest 

wBeh Sewed December 31, Representing 

the F. and M, Schaefer Brewtiig Company in 

making tte presentation wis George Glock, 

VFW Leagues 

of North Wildwood. Freebolder 

j t. Caftnoio, County Bfreeter of 

M e Affairs, and director of the eotinty'i 

fishing contest, presents Horn with • Penn 

Spinmaater rael, his pri» from the county 

ibr having won_ the Striper competition 

Horn caught hii fish at Poverty Beach, C«p« 

May. It was one of the largest ever reported 

in the county contest's 30-yew history. 


m MUffl MMM fTHlT 

PM PA, 

EfKb 

ARTHUR L. BATTEN 

Mf MIOHTON PLACE 

Dial 399-3234 

the 

ham, 

Ada Rsqa)rlT« Box Nonben, 

SOMEQNi SOMEWHIRI NiiW WMkT 

SALI OR HINT 

•STMl, *». HW air 

_ AU CtaMiflsd Advertising LOTS FOII SALI 

TOO LATE TO CLAffiBnr ADS ate 

Copy mailed tat, ghraii to 

olOcia pansaally, MUttT BE ACX301HP 

OR STAMPS 10 wwr mt. Owgr accepted 

omitsy and oonveoJaiCM to customer 

be In beton adverttMoieat In set In 

OiHlOed Dtoptay Adverttatog _ 

CARD OP tHAHKS 

/u»o aiif anpnt «r.titud« 

Cap* May Count* M 

I WISH TO THANK III my (MM 

tmi iHiahkan whs us Wnaly 

ana aUnr urn of (Mar Mrins 

fflr ot «t«y In tti* hoaptt*!. 

MRS, AHTrtONT I. (Uery) IMIESI 

3 11 

NTHV, Iniaplor. 

na r«jl.C.m.nt 

. wlntfnn. Hid 

apena to aUuMa tail 

a tfira waaturtd aure. 

loaa. l!l« 311 

GOOD CONDITION 

TV SETS 

For Rent 

I WISH TO TNANK III at my frlmd. 

far thafr ehHrful Mala «nd urdi WIIK - MONTH 

SEASON 

LOTS 

BEKLEVS POINT 

RIAL ESTATE 

WErUI, TWO AND 

office •uNaa. AH 

nafwSBL 

jbla Juna 15th, 

SanUnehLadaer, 

YOU HAVE—ADVERTISE IT HERE—POCKET THt 

RIAL ESTATE —SALi RIAL ESTATI —SALI RIAL ifTATf — SALI e$TATl->ALa 

SALE 

CHOICE CORNEK UDT—Oardena. 

CaH far prtoa am) eeUlto. 

nvvn for ruHii^ttâiifc lobby 

Compl«>taiy 

COMMCftClAt— 

in wcaftaint v 

for wintr comfort mnd 

OlM wM aa^M • Me hit laM. Ma 

wfwffftoBUyTJ lija. >edraa»na 

•n tfca lat Soar and a iimar alia 

Offlqtv 4*00 Aatairy aw 

OCEAN CITY HOMES 

•viaf. Mnl far 

OHlMlriail 

vm 4 

PM0MK S 

WWT AVINUI 

JUST A STONES THROW from a 

teach la a lovelj 3. 

Capa CM ^* 

THINK OF 

»y 

Fart, 3, Wlmbas'a, i- Palmer "C, 

Gets f/ie Worms 

and Ben Felekey, M, Mî Individ 

vtaloii, Larry DeWrtt hit flve points 

3, Manas', i; Zaberer's. 3, SWntoB's. 

ual engle. Tom Tucker, 233. 

to pace Exchange to tBe Wru Joe 

1; MUWs, 3, Hyatt's, 1- Angrio-s, 3, 

tua^; Wallace, 93; Cajtral 

Allegretto came up with. lour, points, 

ralmtr "t~, 1. • 

But There Are 

while Bill Struckell and Alden Rich, 

ft-3; Laman M; Baner, 8-4; High rrelKidcBl series. James 

ards each had one point, Howell 

Co., M; VIW, M: Doctori, 5-7 Shropshire, 574. High IndfviduaJ 

Bosbyshell was high tor FMBA wMh 

Masitelll, M; Mwanis, 3-9; Frend'i single. Reno CostaiHa. 245. High 

Bigger and Better 

four points, whik- TMW Taocarino | 2-10. 

team .stas, OoatW, Sit, High 

* • • a 

and BUI Shiempfig sen collected 

Rewards for 

Ihrgfi counters. 

B*y AIM Lngo 

StantfingB: Zahprer, 2B-14: Cbastol, 

Broadley Plumbers. 4, Oeeai 

HeightB IOi. 0; Broadley Heaters, 3 

a-B; paimcr "e 

Systematic 

PMemo Omeers, 1; Caaey'fi Bar, S 

Con-say's Gun*, l; S^jngef s Atlar, 

Savings 

Mortgage Lous 

• CONVBfnONAL 

• 

• F. H. A. 

SAVE WITH US 

YOUR MONEY GROWS 

IWSBAiCE, TOO! 

MAY COUNTY 

When 700 prepare yoar 

NATWHALBANK 

AMD GROWS 

craltfor the boatln* 

eon, don't forget naarcovtrajo. 

Ask aa 

about JStna Cuoaltj'a 

Commodore Tach 

Policy. W« believe SS£-^^Si 

T**r, ««t man with tlx 

n«w Commodore! 

Investment 

Securities 

1 , am- tftitt, a*. 

IB: MUkw, B.M- Ranwr, 5*11; 

Angelo, 22-U; DeFeo. 22Û; Sttinton. 

a-lJ; Wmben, B-Ui _ . 

21-19; Warren. 3M»-, PWnw -I". 

Oceas Qty BaplM B. | SMI 

Qty Baptl*. c, 1; Oram dty t » 

tM A, 3, Ltawood Commtn«y B. 1; 

Seaview Baptist B, 1, Cnetae. Bmp- 

BK, 1| Sewtew Bapdrt A, I, RMantviPe 

Bapttit, 1; Ltnwood Cammnni» 

A. 3, Vart 

1; Mainland Sapt!*, 

tisl, 1, 

High Individual itrks, Roy But 

i«.eh, m, »h teVidi 

Roy Bollough, 

Stanmnas: Ocam Oty A, KW; 

Ocean dry B, 1M; Odm, 7-5; 

Linwood A, TS; Staview «. Mi 

Ocean CM> C, M; L»md «, «; 

Vent-, M- SaHnrA, 5-7; HWnhnd, 

«; Ple^ntvnto, M- fttof. 

mo, 1-11. 

4, Ml 

ClortelO; 

3, 

l MnplBI. 

(Mn6) AtMHE SMtONT. 

FEMALE HfiLP WANTIB 

STENOORAPHEn—F*nf>U. 

25 >*«, 2V4 til* 

attachsd 

YOU. VOUR BOAT and Cooi 

ALISNMINT 

hitchwt, 

frDM UKn 

These make ideal Z WMMB COTTAG 

for 

am rancher. 3 dea*Mful 

MUrim hi am lanja. Over4ba I- 

113 Wait Ave, Price 

I anmic tile battn, panelM aun car a w plus a fMnwa aaawtr 

ownar. 4CHS 4th swiat 

second sett for 

MARMORA RANCH TYPE HOME 

nHalaiildi la daaej and aomfqtt. 

on corner lot, wfth d«t*cb*d Excellent deck "and lane boat slip' 

2-c*r ârasa. HOHH 

Owner lue baaa paduid. Pncad 

' your home BEESLET'S ESLETS POINT—Hl 

POINT 

Seen 

oppoili. ppii. l H Hearts Co. CoH Couraa: fooni, dining wnlu rim* , 

room, dfntnc nwn. Wtana 

a half, tl 

*n. 3 twfrvom*, b.th, full ReaMar. Bth am( Ocaen Axe. 341 

leauuful view af b»y and river In 

11,000 fi 

Ippef TswnalilB wtiir. tuea are RaalUr, 1* Atlantic Awa. 

ith 

B «Uon room. AiUnf $17,500 

1 ? ls *? t On THE 

County Mb!* 

OMM CHy, r*. J. 

MALI HILP WANTED APPLU 

SALESMAN _ WEEKEND Salary 

and csmaiinian. Call n M M REPAI 

CALLUS 

SCHUfr 

ESTATE OFFICE 

w. n 

«o SanMn polm M idH 

•MMMII for CM. arM 

HELP WANTED 

rna a MNT row t » « MM, t« MAVIMO A 

BW ri«hl jpanan or aupia la Hate fli no 

n a •AMII Suaat Hswaa In aBMI curt 

tMon. Mata parucMan. JKtti pllw l» only 

w W 2M S B t L > l Btnlthaa. CaH 

WAITED—p«t Tlma 

TWOÂMILT APumimr 

AMATtUR RADIO EQUIPMENT, UHt 

n»w Mntfiiion. V.Mng II mnmer 

t*" btweom; 

batli. llvkw 

nrst 

fn. 

flaor X 

with VFO and manual" Rangw I 

TWO.r^|ii,,, ea«,«iy !«,«. Het 

ajaway. 2,ear laraa*. Ataa an. 

CENTRAL ROAD—Cor location 

xmltter witrl manual, MC, N6 IS er will, e l«ar urasa, family water neat Four Bedraarn cottase For tfte do-it yourself 

»niisft»f with manuaj. 3K—no in'and baî and half. Now un. Hu. intom, apartment. Partly furtl- floor living rtwn, dtmnc room, 

5M" •Wfai cavarage «IUi Inanujf. 

Liberty R.ti 

kitchen 3 bedrooms, bath. 

dining £2 

WACOM — 1116 Psntlae C«ln», n n i*I nilan a and leaaher. 

heaa.tlS.HM>. D. V. I 

( For Information ahena lifo«iS lif!o mant Home at Mme tit> 

tor. Ill AHanUc M 3-11 

aftar 12 noon or Sti^MS after 1 

, 399- 

Qaraaa. *enoed yard 

CENTER OF TOWN Two madam COMMERCIAt — 

nual ftual—• iHvideml »yin« aaart 

aoartnnnta, excallant cahdman Cvrtratly 

Beet value, on aaoay-e • 

DUPUX INCOME PUOPERTif—J*l eorrer losition, ail heUeaurd heat tr pound A building*. r*fl at *ir.5«L See Morrison. Reettor. APTS. FOR RENT 

NATIONAL PBESSURI CookafCan. Aibuty Ave. Five room, and halh. 

eorrer losition, ail heUeaur 

bsarooms oaoh «« Oi ^ 

ath end ocean An. 3 11 

nef, ii! ii! Brunurisk Brunurisk ladMt ladMt bbowling o g porch, each flaor. Heat, aluminum 7. bsarooms oaoh, ««, Olie 

udtng. frontac* on 

•all, ll IS; IS Mi Magic pnr pner 42 42-inch gal l storrn and screen, zna> Boor. Ejrtra iiani fumlshM. linn. 

SSO S S l gai hot1st 

an tide. Two tfeeda. 

, 14 Atl. 

OAROENS DUPLEX BEACrl BLOCK. 

range, 120! SS-gal, RHaem ,.. ..„, 

A-l condition lat floor. 3 bed- 

water heater, $10; rattan chair, ii; i lonad. Apply Owner, in Ocean 

tile bam. twin keda in afl 

Uonal chair with blonde fesi An, lit floor. u 

badrooncs. 2nd and 3M flnore. 9 

rn«telilnB lamp^na taSla. » 

bedrooms, 2 bathe- 2-car 

Phone 399-6477. 1" Ooor . , H SAR0ENS~-Two.family 

r 

22nd St. Rantaunnt 

DON'T MERELY BRIGHTEN your 

ht hat watar t Baaabeefd Bb Heat (l.•>' 

round 3'bedreoHi epemnanta; two airable NX 90.160. Baautlful 

summer rental 2-bMfrqom apart- n Two bedroom 

from baach, 2rth street aectlc menu. 119.900 lurnlehed. Act nowt 

ESTATE 

CLASSIFIED DISPLAY Sharp fteal Cuate, 2700 Aebury A. Wl.h.m Realtor, BIO Ocean Ave. |*ra(* Prised right Call 

399-W37. 

*»to Trana Cleasic 

COTTAGE—floor badnxHHa and. *•» 

« to chaste from) 

REAL INCOME PRODUCER. Guest 

and a ha». slua lat floor J-fced- 

Home Md apartments, furnlehed. 

bath apervnent. Hot watar 

_ij£JBV4Q 

DISPLAY HOME opan each 

- 1, 1 apamnente. II auast 

aolh. One*car nran. Near CWHER SAVS ••SELL- — Bfary- 

' Ortvt down 

USED CARS 

4 bathe and powder room. 

V, BrwlfonJ. thlna In ciceltant conMrlon. 

" Imatad Income 16000. 

Tile bath, modem MMhen. eep. a 

_..., I Dlttricri. Inc.. Real 

arata dtnln« «oam. dataajiad latest stylina are span 

tors' etti and Wealey Ave 3 2S 

TWO-STOBV pOTTAGE near beach 

AU PRICES 

Saraf*. atorase anaa. Gaa hat for your y Inspection. p Large g 

apur bMroOrne and bath, 

watar beet. Flnenofnc avafiabla. recreation i roorn* with ith fi fire- 

CLASSIFIED DISPLAY CLASSIFIED DISPLAY extra totlaL Heatad and 

placaa. beautiful scanlc viaw. 

fll.080 full lclH. D V 

Sk tearoom to four 

REDUCED! 

RaajRor. til Mlenttc Ava 

ceramic tile 

CADILLACS 

AUII.T - «I>bSBBjBB 

LOCATION-- 1st noor lataat kitchens. Just 

"*» FleetWo' Full Pow.. Air M»»» 

r 

"T. Autom.tic, Full 

rentad for •***4n.nTe eed- time to look. 

•** ConVt DeV. All while 

nndu two 'A baths. au* au*it 

Ins. ID badroomt. 7 batha. . Make 

••« HDT Sedan, Blue IMMEDIATE DELIVERY on 

ment Zno>floor. sood pertdii 

ALA 

One of our bettar bun. 

•aj aad. Daviila, •!. Fvw 

telephon* Infa. 

CORNER LBCATION On* aquare 

dar. Autfc •*» Oonvt «ik. vmn. Top 

to oroucted beach AllTbed 

••1 Frtw*d, Oold, Na. Air tl>H NEW 1965 MUSTANGS 

•M NDT Bad.. PtaWwrn 

t0 HDT Cp..vVhlt»* Turn »17tS 

•M Bad DaV. Ex. Buy at 

• and 9 »t file c** grwmdg 

Ot comroJttw an- 

CHILD CAM 

CHILD CAB*, if ay or nlaht. hour. 

INFritVCTION* 

•M Pto«l*o Bonn. Convlt MOM 

C«|.ig°Mt SIM 

a« feon, 

Nt>t *ad eMM 

••» Otlevy II Now HDT Ope *«*» 

•U UMana Set CpB V4 elMS 

•M Olda M HDT Bad- Pow (MM 

•M Pdnt: Bonn. Was. Air (ISM 

CLASIIFWD AD 

MCCARTHY'S t* 

S*rviM t S«IM - Part? 

«jM Body Repair 

YOU MUST LOOK at Ulta 

y 

one of theL*SJ"**SLf* IMV * 

bedroomt. comer location Jut 

FORD cny 

Mack Hero* Pile* at th* Qm4%n State 

Parkway D|AL 641-*lt}Q WE Ait HOMPW one 

Baaiitrfu 

. ceramt til* 

powdar room, flra- 

THROUGHTHE 

(X3EAN CTTY 

SENTINEL-LEDGER 

Ph. 30S-5411 

PoadtJv**, m Gaua»M M 

beta thi. 4H«c» 

," &k

•V 

iom 

AND 

AfflMU 

KSTAUATWHS 

To get the best possible pictare 

and sound from your TV 

set, caD aa as for an necessary 

repairs and adjustments 

- - _ Qflr t l i triil 

Ate rates by the job 

contract. Free 

TV 

I ^ tt ^ 

SERVICE 

-3SZ 2991 

JHUFF 

% «' 

RIBBON WINNERS. Prire winners in 

the recent Ribbon Dm swimming races in 

tbe Ocean City High School pool are nera 

being presented tbfctr ribbons by E. Penton 

Carey, of the school's physical education 

Ribbon Day Swimming 

Champions Are Listed 

*j*wrt§ pool by physical education 

instructor E. Fenton Carey. 

Winning tte title* were Wayne 

BUmrd, fourth grade: John Fitlick. 

Win grade; BiO StruekeU, 

statt grade: Don Hamilton, seventh 

and B€SB& Moore, 

RBiinn te place winnws in all 

d were provided by the Ocean 

Oty RecneatiOD Department. 

Age group championship* win be 

t, • 

IJS«aM fnacQIa ralay—1. 

mn. Bob fteichao**, Meh 

. Taeeaiuej! 2. Mamatti S, 

hi». 1J3SJ 13SJ nw«rt«. wrt 

»«Rl MMn; ralf» 1- HsiIMM (Ed- 

• DM*, n.mi.. rttziot. inaMi 2. 

tl T 4 T ' " 

r»o; 3, Annan? Tuoite 4. 

3, Marfatt. a Tlma, 36.J. . 

rrtt 3, HarnUnni «r* DavM flimar; 

Fssr. Time l:O9.§ rngiiiffni&irard 

indhftgufel maajcr^l, 

t, MnM 3, Swt 4, Many SBrn; 5. 

Fssr. Tim*. 50 7 KBIM. 

_IW.y»ra fM«M* ralay — 1. Tiasn 

Uow 3> Baan. Tlma, 149-3 inininH. 

]MtM mMM raiH—1, TariA (Fssr, 

Jyin, struckaaV •arrate. 

stvntTM MADE 

i M ffamjla 1. Dan HanHHn: - 

Bannis VanOrdar; 1, Mik. Manna. Turn. 

41.1 •MSHta. 

»n» Mtuiinhi 1. HamiKsn: 2. 

Glartn Darby; 3, Frank Bliârg, THtrct 

xacanH. 

. yarg greastafrsfca—I, VanOnleri 2, 

Msnfsai 3, Hfisard, Tim*, lÔS.1 roin* 

department The young swimmers «re (1 to 

r.) Wayne Bliaard. fourth grade; BID Struckell, 

sLxth grade; John Fxttick, fifth grade: 

Ronnie Ryan, eighth grate, and Mike Monroe, 

seventh grade,—Grainger photo, 

Raiders And Mustangs 

Begin Tovrtfy May 

The Red BaMen at OHM Oty 

High SthDof and the U l M of 

Mainland Regional HJgh SchooJ 

last night begin Mn^llkn in 

the New Jersey Slate UnAdastic 

AthJctic Associations lourrBment. 

The Raiders competing in 

Group I met Gtassboro H«h 

SduoL while tbe Mustangs 

tonAd with HaddonnVW ngh In 

a Group m Ult. The results 

wen loo lah- lor nfmning hen- 

Ocean Oty High School tost 

year iron the OJWP tt ««* 

championship, but this year the 

Raiders are competing in Groap 

I. 

Bowling 

Reports 

Raicfor Swimmers Top 

Asbury Park, 52-43 

«ry 

ta 

sot of hli 

gj£*» """(gj" J|f ** 

as 

This new schedule will start ait* 

aw meeting Tuesday, at 1 pjn. in 

' American H«ll, at which time 

uvf-y will show n New Jer- 

BeU Tili^'i" Company 01m, 

•i-v-y,.-^ „( ijjht". 

AU vctmn and Ihfir wivn m 

im-ited to Had whether they are ' 

associated; with any other veteran ', 

Future pro«r«m« indude baieball 

M i I'lit. Banjenf 47" D,S 30-y.rd Buttarfly— I. Manna; %. Em 

player Harry K. FHtt who niU mpesi 

5. Bob Kill.. Tim*. 2SJ lac. ndarsUat 3, VanOraer, Time. 13J w 

a ••BusebBll ReminbceteM" and 

snaa, 

hitlutiulj 1, Sanim !. An- M«aM fraattyla_l, Hamiltsn: i, Man- 

CMef A. J Pfcttertno. of the O»st 

rsai 3, fifuca Baavar. Tirria, 1H36.B MB. SB. 

Ousrd. wbsae wbject »fll be "Func 

, _. BHsardi i, 

Betty Carter, 208. High 

•Swart individual maolar—I, Harnil- 

at the Ooftit Guard." 

CiiK 

3. KjIM: 4, Clark; 5, Wil- 

Tim*. Hi mvtda. 

ton: i. Manna; 3. Bliii.rd. Tlma, 49.9 Spark PlUKE, 1787. High t«m 

. m BMnrfl*—!, Blunnl; 1, Ba- 

COttti 3, Wajma llicMunli; 4, Cl.rtq I, 

Cfoon it^M tnaitfla—1, Bich 

Fireballs. 618, 

HIM, Tim*, IS HESMl*. 

•Harm », Tom KravMu 3, Dsn Fsni. 

T 52.7 Hmh 

- - - - - - ti guj, 

r.in.1,1. ralay—I, O2 CTsm 

Anilrvn, 

Blank, BUBW4, I^Mltt 3. 

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Plugs. 11-13; Fireballs, 10-18; Hot 

t, til 1UL Skua, £2£ HStM*. 

~~ MS. 

«4M HUBNy r*bv—1. Ulan Mn. 

fraimti 1, Banni« Mssr«: 2, 

M n MUMS, Meant, SekarraD. Firm, 

; 3. l"t SMOlr r 

• • • 

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SO-BL 1? adUvan's, 3._Ify>tt's. ll 

Fltiitk; 

mrtraka 1, •jannia gyant 

TM> Tamimu. 3- Pan •nam; 4, 4 ^ 2, pawns Jsnaa; 3 3. Tsm T rlryaci. Tim*, Cuipacts, 3, Kiker Roofljig, 1; 

Bmwn; S, Kim Banatt. TMM, IS 

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•nam; % Tae- hahni 1, Ryan. Tlma, 21*9 saesfi 

UâDfiM: S, 90»»rd Ii*»«yl*—1. Mssre; 2. 

^. T!m*^ 2£7 7 aacsnai. a helm: 3, llywi* TWnc, ifOU miAiis CrosBon. S17. High ind5vidual g 

imaimiMk» _ 1. nnicte 2. a»yar« MMUII nuaitt 1. Man I, Ins McCrwBon and Glemry Miller. 

m, JskiMin; 3, «• 

some phH leu per cent,—Eixjuirer, 

VMttiM Blind. Window SlwdM 

Phon* 399-2237 

FnraRive ReptMng wt Uphoktering 

1QS E. BeaiOTtil Boolôfd, MARMORA, N, J. 

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Ptotrs. 3, Chun Bar. 1; 

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aumiiail^ u Atvlw. H Lhw. i, 

H«h IniKvUM H H (M 

Marry Hart*, S37, wd dm> 

(wnneo) ftbrty tarty. IB, ami 

tickets had been sold. 

had been kept 

struck the Ocean aty woman. 

S— Mi* I, rilmwi 1 

have been frusnsled br a. Bin; 

President R. Robinson Chance. Jr., Her companion, Francis G. Thomp- can domaialea IâWawre." ,.of 

the Ocean City M»'a Republican son. 73, a Mend of tte Nudos, was 

aub. joined with Mrs. Robert M. 

The GtriTrnor.poii«d ftep.' 

seriously injured, ponce said. Mrs, 

Nawtpapar Stands Pray Wat, president of tte Women's Re- 

J McGrsm. whonadknSti 

Nude died, it was reported,, of maspublican 

aub. to greet tte guests. 

interested while Mnghes 

To Rapacious Raadar 

sive internal injuries. 

awaited, ^s.' 

CHy and County officials took part. The Nudos hav# been residents of 

So did Freeholder Francis Townsend Ocean City since UZT. In addition 

who pronounced the invocation. May. to her husband, MR. Nudo is sur- 

In his Mspch, McCnlii tnld i 

B, Thomas Waldman welcomed vived by two daughters, lbs. Base 

present thsA Pêsidfn ^t^h' 

everybody. 

Clements, of East Aurora, N. Y., 

son and Us coUeague* would i 

The Republican committee sponsor- and Mrs, Gimcla HeU, of Springfield, 

Hughes in hU bid tor i 

ing the affair included Chance, John Delaware County, Pa., and by four For the most part MrQntft i 

T. Newman, John J, BtpMuto, Qustav grandchildren. 

about the racial tension hi 

DerMts, Mn, Rubecca Collins, Mrs. The dead woman was tte victim Alabama. McGratt aid he 

West, Mrs. Wilham H. Somershoe, at another automobile accident in Sa. •>•«.•. atom* f | 

Mrs. Walter Anderson and Mrs. 1963 when her car was struck from 

ames MoFauL 

the rear by a truck while she was 

motoring in New York State. She was 

hospitalized from the effects of the 

Oven Timer Operates; earlier accident for almost a month. 

Mrs. Nudo was a member of St Tim. and Tide* 

Bums Up Crackers Augustine's R. C. Church and was 

active In its Altar and Rosary Society 

' r 

•d 

Two Motorists 

$25 In Traffic Court 

Two motorists pleaded guilty in 

traffic w-aaion of Municipal Court 

yesterday to traffic violations resulting 

in minor accidents, and «ach 

was fined $35 and $5 costs toy Municipal 

MaKMiMe FrttnkBn A. K3ne. 

Mrs. Betty SUtakrd. 96, Of *#**• 

av.. admitted «, tbe riiilft «X 

* tt rwab, fi?irod 

ltjtst af 

38. HkhMl W. I*n5erry XT, of

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THK OCIAN CITY SgHTINEl4.1OO»m 

.~ THE ADDITION OF RCA WHiRLP©pLTOTH|MANYT( 

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• Bookshelf freezer door 

storage. 

• Bushel-size twin criapera. 

• Super-storage door witfc, 

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egg rack*. 

• Tight-sealing MILLlOH- 

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New FEATURES! 

NIW FASHIONS! 

THE TOP NAME WANDS 

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To Celebrate Our 

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in Years!! 

2 Paits Suits 

44.95 

Spring Weight Suits and Extra Light Summer Weights of Dacron I Wool Blends m 

Year 'Round Weight Suits of All-Woo! Worsted Fabrics 

INTRODUCING . . , Famous Name 

Presfige Clothing To fit tv^ry-Man's 

Budget! 

. Imported Silken Sharkskin 

all hand-tailored 

100.00 •HIM 

Fine Blends of 

Dacron & Wool and 

Imported Mohairs 

Fresh for Spring! 

Clipper Craft Clothes 

Focus on Smart 

Comfort 

THf OCEAN CITY *|MTINiW.«DOER 

65.00 

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iiisffliiiiiffljuiiiiiiiiiiiiL jwmmiMm 

Dacron & Wool Blends 

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39.9S 

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• FLORSHEIM SHOES 

• ARROW SHIRTS 

p • MANHATTAN SWOTS 

• STETSON HATS 

** WEMBLEY TIES 

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• INTERWOVEN HOSE 

• JOCKEY UNDERWEAR 

• MCGREGOR SPORTSWEAR 

• HUSH PUPPIES SHOES 

• SWANK JEWELRY 

• LEVI SLACKS 

B JANTZEN SWIMWEAR 

CATUNA SWEATERS 

HICKOK BELTS 

BUXTON WALLETS 

WELDON PAJAMAS 

ALUCATOR COATS 

MEM'S 

DEPT. 

BM 

FBI 

$3,300 Stamp* And Coih 

Jakmn from Pott Offiw 

tamp, worth »3» and 

h in rtokn 

si. Marmora, sonaUtue be- 

" •" Sunday. 

_ to Staje Foiloe Detective 

He* ft. Uttrkh, o« sst| • 

to Ocean aty tor a DwaocntK *jk I 

ner on the sbaic H», 7W t 

LMranc MtatH>*ni|! 

craric dance in 

•aid be wantod tobe 

Traiung the Go»nr 

Tbomas C McGwth, 

¥*e, scttng 

eran.«nair«, and Cape Maj 

• tate -- - 

Goetz. 

In charge of me TocssluW 

held in the American Lcfton 

were Howard Woolley. John 

The Mood b Spring! 

Pasatan UN S»riaa Oa 1« Vaar MMi 

Clutch, HawJfca^ A GkwW 

In all the FaaMon Colon 

"3

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fTION 

fi WMBIMUlil MNf? 

Inc. 

qty*«fiiri«CI*>rch 

CMy, dry «f 

Otr Qqqr Cocnputy 

OcM" City impioynMnt Aatncy 

Oww CUy Ispna* 

O C Horn* Loan 

City Marar* 

Oc*an CMy Shuffatwarrf Club 

Oqwi City Typewriter Swviea 

OcaMW Ctty Waitr Company 

Oca*) £ity Yaclit Club 

Oitan RMI Estate 

QvdJUf Pharmacy 

Partoar Papar Product* 

Pharmacy 

Putch Dining Room 

Company 

Aatociaôn 

£. *»£»> Lutfaann Church 

^•atmr* fuiMing & Loan 

Laundry Company 

Studio* 

Restaurant 

Shaw, Earl, Jr. 

Auto 

Stnafca Efficiency ApartntMtt* 

ff Work* ' 

Car Wash 

p 

$ttdMrir> Beauty Shop 

Stfa* fey Motor Inn 

Stoktah, *. All^v—R«*l patate 

ION! 

JELLY & 

LEMON ROLL 

39c CUT 

LEMON 

Surprise CAKE 

59c 

OUR 87TH YEAR 

WARPS 

PASTRY 

724 Asbury AVMIU* 

Dial 3*9-1160 

m m 

fvmm 

Berenn Class of the Baptist Church 

meeting, S pjn, in the home of Mrs. 

Arthur Sehaumberg, 1440 Asbury av, 

trt mat vrw 

meeting. 

• * • 

Chapter 83 OES meeting, g p.m. 

KNIT 

or CROCHET 

a NEW NESS 

or COAT SUIT 

Per Spring 

DOROTHEA 

ROBINSON 

Mall* 

ft Otta Taught 

MpttMsi 

.... 

Colony dub Art workshop, 10 ajn. 

in the Youth Center, 

* • • 

Morgan-Ranclt Unit 137 American 

Legion Aujbnary nri party, 8 p. m. 

KiwanU Club luncheon 

12 15 pjn. in Plymouth Inn, 

Ocean City Duplicate Bridge game, 

T:C pjn, in the Boxwood, «6 Atlantic 

av. For playing resenaHonl call 

RM BoabyAen. 3»-2229. 

DeMolay meeting, 

Maaonie Tempfc-. 

8 pjn. to the 

Mother, meeting, I p.m. 

The •ota at a party tin 

wmtim; the f«r«r, the bcttet 

JEDDING - FLOOR COVERINGS 

For Home 

A? 

Women'* Ctahi, apcto on **** 

FMeration for roem- •Want 1 

Ouh meeting Map ft* «- R>ut\ 

Paul 

Department i 

dad American] 

30 « 8:30 i 

film, 

m trip 

Mr*. 

Detail City Masonic 

MASONIC TEMPLE 

TUESOAt MARCH 2Jrd, 8 P.M. 

All Master Masons Invlti- 

"MIAN OTY IN THE BEGINNING" 

Spcak.rc —ROY I. DARBY, Pa»t W 

EOWARO B. BOWKER, I 

"LODGE 171 NIGHT!* 

Reduce Accident 

Poisonous Ingest 

Among Children 

PROTECT YOUR CHItD»B* 

$rWwetf Chapter Introduces 

mM Good < 

at S 

at' the mteOaq of the froup 

laite amosbter ot 

-ana I* •jHnfax at (Mn dry 

Scnnoi ajliapa SJM> uf praahlaDt 

grow , 

United States 

Ing lor the 

aw ate. arid (hat acting in op- at the regular ' 

nosUiao to tbe legal nle at maiUng The Garden gr 

Una and drug adotettfa 1 

city Night program, 8 pun. In theofficers, 

* 

member ia asked to donate one page to send drum 

Masonic Temple. Talk on Tudor 

K of C Duplicate Bridge game, of green trading stamp! or the Saigon. 

Tapestry, 

8 p. m. In the FarasHBn BulloSng, equivalent in money. 

The meeting na> ' 

* > 

Our Lady of Good Counsel Roatuy- Mi, and Haven av. 

Highlight ot the business meeting Mrs. Miles and two'( 

P-TJ\. meeting, S pjn. In OentraJ Altar Society apummal deuce ID the 

• ft • 

was election of officers. Those elect- Ions were sung hr*|j 

v. School, "SettdiliBJ Jn Our Social HalL 

ShnrnVhnard dub card party, 7:30 ed are Mitt- Charles Miles, Jr., with Hit Arthur J 

mentary Schools" to be 

pjn. In the Youth Center. president; Mrs. Howard Whittaker, piano 

by teacher's panel, 

Merlon Park Community Associa- 

• • •. 

Jr., first vice president; Mrs. John rangements wen i 

ft ft • 

tion meeting. 8:30 p.m. in the home FHto of Ocean Qty Lodge 75? Stcthers, second vice president; bert Gyi, Mrs. E«rl 1 

Guest and Apartment House As- of Robert Morris, 37U Qtford la. meeting, 1:30 pjn. in the Elk'a Mrs, Robert Magaziner, recording WUham Gorman anl I 

sociation ewered dish snpper 6:15 Discussion on newly developed drain- Home, Of Bay av. 

secretary, Mrs. 

Johnson, Alwiae. Hostess i 

m. in the Legion Hall. 

age problems. 

corresponding Eecretary; Mrs. Wil- Gill. 

* m 

Twtfay- 

Ruth Orde of St. John's Lutheran 

and Maaonic Oub meeting, I p m. la 

(lurch meeting, 8:30 pjn. in the tion 

the Masonic Temple Lodfe-e 171 Wight. Kiwanians bane of Mis, Lemuel Hires, 906 

• • • 

Ijenten Prayer Breakfost for Men, 

K ot C meeting, 8:30 pm la the 

to I a-m. in Essig's Restaurant, 

Venture Oub Bossei' Night dinner, 

• • • • * 

7 pjn, in Daniel's Restaurant, Som- 

Haven av. 

Natona Cauncil, Degree of Poca- 

• ft 9 

era Point 

hontas game night. I p. m,, in the 

.* * * 

Hall 

Ocean Oty Bible School, 7:30 pjn. 

Literature, Dcpartrupnt ^.tf. t h t. 

In At Bapttat Church. 

• a ft 

Colony Oub meeting, 12:30 p.m. fa Shufflebonrd Club card party, 7:30 

the home bf Mrs. Wilbur Hopkins, jn in the Recreation Hall. Jaycees meeting, I p.m. In the 

iflBi Wcgjey By, • " 

• m • 

Atlantic Oty Electric Company meet- 

K of C Duplicate Bridge game, 8 ing room. 

pjj, in the Fnnishian Building, Mi 

• * * 

A. anfl Havm ay. For playing res. Artisajs Assembly 88 executive 

crvations call Harold Marshall 339- meeting, I p. m, in the home of John 

Allen, Shady la., Marmora, 

WARDS are. 

Male Chorus rehearsal, 9 p.m. on 

WEEK END 

the Music Pier, 

rMay Ml SahirBBr— 

\ . 

' * * * * * • , * * 

huriday 

Lnmbda Psl Sprority. 

Lions Club sponsored Visual Eye 

TORTE CAKE sênlng Qlni^ 1 to 5 pjn, in Stain* 

tan's. 

* • • 

60c &M Cub Scout nek 52 trip to Franklin 

Institute, Fhilacieiphiii. 

# • * 

DeMoloy installation of officers, 8 

m. in Masonic T«rnple, 

Marrted Couples Hvem 

, tfL, at Brflwriie's In Baxgaintows. 

)ress casual. 

k Wfar The 

For Tribute To St, Pa trie! 

If St. Patrick had visited the (the fifth century." 

meeting of the Kiwanis dub yeBter-| St. Patrick was bora I 

day he would have been highly honored 

ftr the marry tributes paid 

him. 

For those who do not believe in 

leprechauns proof was given by 

group of eight students from St 

Augustine's School "wenrin 

m Medical Self Help Class, I p.m. 

in CD building. , 

PhiladeWiia 

•tfy* 

: 

aty Recreation 

Brunch at tie Youth Center at 10 

am. Bus leavei 11 a,m, 

Kupples Hub of Holy Trinity 

Episcopal Church meeting, g pjn. 

in the Parish Hall. 

Ttl Alpha Iota Oiapter, Bete HBnB 

Phi meeting. { p.m. in the home of 

Mn. Stanley Mumford, 1S08 Rich* 

mond dr, 

s * • 

1 i^mant me 

at thi «at« OAR, poqd 

Day ID £ 

at t 

panel dlscqasjcp 

on National Detmse with 

^GETTEb INSTALL The Vienna 

Mrs. CUnton Price and Mrs. Didt- 

John Manni The 

losqo In Til » 

' ii fin i r - f 

Carolyn Wallace 

PRINTING 

ALL TYPES 

• QUALITY 

GUY'S GREETINGS 

% Mt Shww, Oman CHy, N. J. 

Pbon* 399-2^41 

'**'. 

Mr*, H*ad 

dBoarav si -MMWk- E«da« 

W IMF, 

SSH& STEAKS^ $ 1 29 

7 «J" RIB STEAKS TSST' 79* 

CHUCK ROASTS -antes • 59 1 

la aftgt. af 1-lk. 

SLICED CHEESE "^X 49* £ 

Twtoy DramNeki 

nm CHICKM 

Vonolifln Bli 

Meaty SimtRlbtof •««( fc 3*c FMHttefA 

OMW 

AfcP MftJ THE Flht V S L U E J ON FAFW-FREir. frlUITS h h l \ ELE 

NUTRITIOUS 

BANANAS 

FLORIDA 

aORIDA 

Uil©i 

LARCi JUICY 

JUIC 

MHH CAUNMNIA 

ASPARAGUS 

OBJCIOUS W6STWN RED 

AW>US 

TOMATO SOOTL 

Cal.Ur(«JN

SrV 

V 

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STATIONERY 

lewnL 

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DlttHct E 

Mmonic tote Will Ifa* 

•ft 

Ho* Scout WockthQp 

22L 

MARMCXtA-The basic Cub Scout 


mcfteon 

«d hk aoauOog at a wortcibop held m, Stee and Aomitel »»•»• 

in th» donaiuuy school last week. take tdace Sunday mnmuw In 

for a 

WOliun Radky, district acout ex- MaMnkT-reinpfe. HHoraWptal Ma*-r 

fitn the 

ecunW, oondurted the program and Warren E. North kna nanmceA. 

•bowed two aUde flung concerning ^rving of H«*fa«t will br«Jn »» 

ar fawaifca i diahaa 

tbeae aettvioe*. A dkpjay of books 830 a. m. and the ev«nt ia opoi 

a 

Mra. Jack ffl 

with intwert ki aoout fcwtrUction waxto 

id! Mason* and their famill**. It 

Jack Lofflam 

Ughttghtcd al>0. 

ia arranged to jrovide «low*lp 

Pack 55 representatives attending prior to attending •errfce* at me 

the •»*» were «*r. and Mis. Austin respective chutehe*. JlanbodB « 

of the card 

Bashatn, Mr. and Mrs. Raynnmd the Orfer of "Eastern Star will assist 

M the NaFBC 

Young, Mr*. David Terwilliger, Cub- Masons in food service. 

nuuter Paul Becotte, Oiairnian 

Cnaries Fisher, and Oommlttet Oommlttetmen 

John young and d LLewis 

Aroendt Mi** HkharJ* To Wmd 

Township 

Irvin Kindey Atkmtan 

Mlcbaet McCarthy 

Trmlning Conference Mr. and Man, JtaBtert L, Richards, 

of Mwiniton, Del,, and ffl» Wa*y I 

Word has been received by Mkhael At Tuckahoe Church 

Notes 

av tWi ciO', hav* annoyjiBed Oie en- 

McCBIthy, grandson of Mr. and Mrs. TUCKAHOE^The District Training gagemenl of tnet danghter. jane 

by Law 

Hugh Mclaughlin, at 212 E. 18th att., Cbofercnce of Oirtstfan Social 0» Qizabtth, to Irvin Kinsley AtHnaoa, 

nain- 

, and |uat ona bnftan.tbat 

liniltiock. 

CAKE, Prop, 

Ariwiy Avwltw* 

lew Ordinance 

For Developers 

TUCKAHQB-Upgrading of lot requirenwnts 

ban 1,300 square feet 

to lO.eOO square tent will be among 

changes to be nropoMd in the Upper 

Ito John Garrahan led the devo. Townghip sub-division ordinance at 

limit at the meeting of the Wom- flie nett mrtinB ol the Township 

an's Society at Christian Sffiviee of Committee on Monday. .March M, 

ttackaboe Methoditt Own*. Miss The MBtemplatad changes wiU iet 

Am LangJey presided at the meet- greater requirements than embodied 

~ ; attended by eight members. in the present ordinance, according 

to Mayor Michael Kruk. 

Inge*, ^rtia Qty. Ht said die propotal was discussed 

has been anatfw; member of at length follmTUg the meetinl of the 

- - - - K far more thanTownship 

Committee Monday night. 

« at a church- Included in the proposed amendnKnts 

tost week on her muM be requiremeBis for develop, 

The committee on crs to install sidewalks, curbing and 

two indies of black top on aU streeta 

y 

invdvM. Developers would also he 

, Mieliaccio. responsible tor placing sttert signs. 

Mix. Bachd Neffi, Mrs. nfanbeth 

Presently, the ordinance only re. 

n. Mrs. Mae airier, Mrs, 

quires that developer! grade and 

Matted. Mrs, Itari ^ B , 

gravel the streets 

Btifcy and lbs, Boris 

During the meeting, gravel pit op, 

crating permits were issued to B» 

est Madara, of Marmora, and A. C. 

Ms Air Fora taste Allegretto, o£ t^n Cto, The two 

Air Fm« Base. pits ate in ttie S M H ajea, 

"Urn^biBBtes^^fc p(ilj(B 

» School at Sheppard msident to look into the need far 

Air Ibcce BaW. Tent Ifc is themereantiie 

UeemliS as a neeesauy 

of Mr. and Mrs. Josej* Presti. reguJaUoB, 

er, of Iffi Central av., Ocean Otir, 

welcomed a son March 9, 

Robert and Tberem (Salbcgo) 

Marx, of iM Sunny av,, Somers 

Point, wckamed a daughter March 

i, 

EdwiB and Alice (DufficU) Broschard, 

of 9 W. DaWcs av,, Somers 

Paint welcomed a daugner Moreh 9. 

William and Jay (Finley) Reynolds, 

of Pine Hill Trailer Park, 

Marmora, welcomed a daughti-r 

March B. 

dive B.. Jr. and Bella (LaBar) 

Hope, of 626 Ocean av,, Ocean Qty, 

wcJcomed a ion March 12. 

Cyrus and Martha (Springer) 

Fade, of 500 W. New Jersey av., 

Somers Petal, weteomed a daughter 

Mard 15. 

Bus Tours 

HWM OCEAN OTY 

Join Us Individually 

or in a Group 

April 27fh with th* Oaldnt 

Ag*rs ft> WillIamdwrg,V«. 

I May 3rd with AtUntic Co. 

| Woman for Mtonfal HMHh 

to WasMngton and 

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May 1M|, BmmMM 

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Fntt Inatttato to 

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A May watUbai I 

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; AM School at 

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KI aoure 9. SOMBU POINT 

«id Thwrtday 'HI » PM., Wd^ *«« 

63RD and LAMMS AVENU1 . , SEA Bl 

Panel Is Highlight 

township P-T.A. Meeting 

1 TownoMff 

i explained the 

j g the vakua 

Fit-Home stody. 

-nal. intraduced 

of Mr». Omah 

Thuraday, 

March it 

^Tth CWoed Met Huh 

JitD JIMMO iMIUTI 

[nth Tartar Sauce 

IN CHOW MSIN, 

une Noodles, Rice, 

a Choice of Vegetable 

Friday, 

W*l 

'1.00 

. I Ttofcey Breast) 

I Cnnbsrry Sauce 

1M.00 

RKCHOP 

ter Sauca 

MOO 

'1,00 

«vy 

'•1.00 

•ni)O H^nnc4taf, URVC fâfcte; JVIn. 

aMttd afUafclUy, tUftl FW^fj Milt. *7i 

(Wte, tuaUy he still believes 

it wttl be close to two years 

before they are reaijy tot occopnncy. 

Tne pmsent 60 uolM in "Pecks 

Beach Village" are fully occupied. 

Amendments to Hie Nittlonal Hous 

ing Act of 1337 require that all housir»j 

unTts be renM without regard 

to race or enter of the tenants, but 

this is the policy of tne ilou^K Att> 

tborfty and of «» atyever *iee 

the work was started here in I960, 

WllBs noted, 

• J 

Report h Given Women's Club 

Mra. VWttga W. 

day fa 

fur ineriaMk. 

0ua c 

the ojane «C aft*, bftoa 

Mra. 9 

Wdnhtfa CM>, 

cnabman ot *e New T 

riafaninoii »f Woofen"fc Oaba ma a 

member ot the StaM 

QanmlWa. attended a proaWaa reheld 

laat week at 

Ooagtaaa Colleg 

•CF inMI luv, Vnnfi 

DWrtct Stamp at Approvrt 

project chau-man, and Mn. Ctanent 

•tote*. Second Dlanic* vice preat- 

to be held in tMI fTiiWiati »W* 

feMrter*. A W* ot th* tartan* wtt 

be conducted and two ffima, Stonft 

IB StroaOaHn* WM BMMIl tt ^f 

. the gjrlg win 

youths went home to do (heir school ot Mrs. Anttony V4Me, IW B, Del. 

homework, leaving their Mtc mar av., Unwood. 

Somers Point Improvement Asso- 

(Thuraday) at I o'clock in the Mk- have hnieh at the ftymouth ka Hum 

at MM iem, . 

* * • * 

ciation meeting, 8 p.m. 

sonlc Temple, lbs. Qautes Fox go to "Girl ScouU on Faraae" at 

will apeak on Tudor Tapestries. Qawentlaa Hall in AtkmUc aty. THs 

Lfawood Boy Scant troop 39 an- 

A letter from lbs. Stokes remind- is a display by the dlfferait troops to 

Ignorant h not an asset to any. nual dinner. 6:30 p. m. in the Cened 

members of the •eennd District demonstamte what Girl Scouti team 

ttUnf-nat even reaglcn. 

tral Hall- 

Llnwood Women's dub Garden D& 

Spring Conference April 28 *t En-to*.. 

• a * 

pannent meetint in the home ol 

Mrs Arthur Truman, 134 Sterling av. 

's Gables mn. McKee aty, 

Qark-EUsian Post 352 American 

and me Hoe Aral Festival Apr! 

LjEî@n sieelin^, S p, oi, 

* • • 

• • at Zaberer-s AngtoK* Im. Marm 

Just as 

NortltOeld Cub Scout Pack meet 

M*ek Vntce-Doctor, tfmi is Mr. 

• " •" • 

tag, T p. m., in Central Hall, lin- 

Henpeek. My «*fe baa Jmt ««lacat- 

Sornens Mat Jaycecs meeting in 

As invihtnon atas was received 

wood,ed 

her Jaw. n yonih- out Ms way 

Harry's Irsv from the Cresset Oub to attend a 

• • • 

• • m 

next week or the week after, you 

23th anrdvowry party March 31 at 

St. Joseph's p-TJL meeting, 8 p.m. 

Somers Point Fire Company One 

lujglil {hup te. 

I pm. In die Unwood Country Onb, 

meeting, 8 p. m. in the firehalL Mrs, Sokes and Mrs. Wallace Kuhn, 

president, wnl luynuuit the Wo- 

on TV! LadWi AuxiHary of IJm-ood Comroeo'g 

dab at this affair. 

Installation gl etecuttWe counci] at 

stunts €û?^ meesns S p, in. in 

the Women's Auxiliary to Snore 

Initial plans wore nude for a 

the home of Mrs, J. TWBSM rack, m. 

Memorial Hospital, noon in Bala Inn. sgatti rummage sale Mrs. Forrest 

Laurel av. 

meeting d ttae ^MBÎ 3fiBrWegamand 

Mr» Helen Abraham, 

• * - 

sen wffl be cixhan-man. The date 

Fathen' Might at Dawn av, SehMl, 

wm be •—«« later. 

I p. m. Gymnastic program. 

Somers two! lire Company Tiio Mrs. Albert HaaKH. vice pre«l- 

Silver Moon Conner), Degree 

meeting. 1p.m. 

deat. will attenfl the RaJpmcHy 

ol the Atlantic Oty Wo- 

Ôca&sntss 

8 p. si. Llnwood Qty Cbancfl 

h Jsnn llavuand, of Havt- 

•ettel WO. 

P. m. W 

te 

Keystone Chapter 63 OES meet. Saners Point Karate Oub meet' 

• Mo mixing or 

Ing, T p, m. In the Nor Jersey av, 

_.. 

DoemtAipOTapatferlikBonli- 

firehalL 

p ot nis p 

B Sgaare Dance OUD 

m * • 

baiefit me general fngd. 

naiypainta • Driai hi jniniite* meettne, S:30 p, te. In the NmtMeli 

The nnrt iwdar meeting of the 

btemational Club meeting in Dan, 

• Ocan up with anp and water Legion HalL 

J.J. aaa4i^ltBf>BJ KUBI jltaHjiili Ê aW jjn 

lei's Restaurant 

B8D m imiHiea mr OUED @ is e& 

a * • 

celled. Instead, club members wiU 

Kiwarts Club dlimer meeting with support the Community Theatre 

Atlantic County American Legion FhaaantviUe, 6:30 p m. in the l presentation of "Yea, My Darling 

Anxtnsry Past President's U o , wood Country' Club. Following din- Daughter" te be given March 27 in 

6:30 p. m, at Harrys Inn. Mrs. ner a tour of the new Unwood City DM Qty High SchorA 

Peggy Norman, guest of honor. Mil will be conducted 

Mm. Dnvld U , safety and «s- 

Shopping 

aater dairman, wffl be in cnarge ol 

CanMr 

the program at the April g meeting 

Roast heel dinner 1 to 6 p. m. la 

MMHIMMMMI 

tHal 927-64M 

lod|» Night TuMday 

At Mcnonk Tampla 

The Ocean City Masonic Oub win 

obaerve Lodge 1T1 Night Tuesday 

nma «t 8 O-eJ** In the Masonic 

Temple. AD Master Masons In the 

art* are invitM te attend. 

atts mdjl^ & JpBraa&J to hdm* 

the local Maaoolc Bine Lodge and 

all members ot Lodge lit are onfttally 

invited. 

^ne program ^p^ fatxffe nuis b^ 

Roy E. Darby and Edward B. Bowte, 

DuHi ti ^va^n.affe Pftat wagtifia 

of Lodje 11L The auhfect of db> 

cuarion Wfn be "OcMhQty to the 

gBmmg". Both Mr. Darby and 

Mr. gowker an lone tana VtA M< 

denta and are wdl quattflM to ghre 

the eaHy history at Onan City. 

Dataila of na duba annual ladict 

night win IK aUMOaa ny Wee 

preiderJt J. ftrintoh Yod«« and 

MB for tttt MMK wfl to avail* 

^ TOe * anaw la 

ApM 37 «k Mt MttU 

One fault with aome 

dislike work. 

4f to 

Girl Stouts Confab 

t _ SUt ttak «Mt hav» 

been welcuoiBd to CM Stut troop 

4L They are Mary Ellen Watson, 

£Ilai Andemon. Wcky Andersao, J1J1 

Jamisoo, Laura Beootte and KatM 

Mra. Meyer reported that 42 cJuba. French. 

^"^•"g two from the Second Dla- iln, William Wells, the troop 

trict, bad reached 100 percent par- leader, extends an invitation to an* 

ttdnattsB in the project. Th* Wogirls 

that are interested in Joining 

men'» Oub, one of the MO perc to contact her, «r attend a nattt 

dttba, decided to contribute 150 per- Troop 41 meets on the second &._ 

cent In honor of having one of their fcyrth Saturdays in me Palermo Bap- 

Ms* amrtft ftt 10 a. m. 

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B «se Vivian &nith TO and Batbryn Mane and ""% • and Pee OarOand and Rose 

Cameron and MtaBwet McOnsland Gladys SeHraan G9H- 

«M wnti Ed an) Jean Nugent with 

K of C Duplicate Bridge punea 

SPA. Mind G 

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day at I wm, la the ItaBhian "CîfSS 0 THURSDA1 

RaQrnad WuUng »» the 30th a*. 11415 E. 

•tatkm. His only nirvivar la hia'phia.: 

wife, Btmeke D. Mlla 

Service* wfli be conducted at 1 were by 

pjn. from the Stilt* Fumml Home. I Home. 

for Noon-South wen died Saturday In Shorn Memorial 

an) Lute Mayer Hospital. She waa 11. 

" jijs. Bradley, a native of Bmnx- 

Ertdmn with ML RoBnenup in thevfUe. 

N.Y., and a fanner realdent 

Ea*t-Wt section were Ed and Jean of Fttnpton Bain* NJ., had made 

Nugent with |0Xtt and Dot Fctttt bar hone tare ta QeeM Cttsr for 

!^? 

^wmmt.nrim »«. ^ 9tM.ii sum £•,.>» •^*^55^*«5li|; 

oU Rod BoataytfwO. SMBK 

A *2 avtmge woi made at the 

Weekend Duplicate BttdsV puna. 

Rod Bwisyahell and P*s McOMuOand 

•we Wen with « and Hf, and Mrs 

MM Cbane «m second with «U., 

OBm above average were Ruth 

Ann BosbysheJl and Luke Mayer, 

Rose Erictewn and Margaret Soudt 

and Ann Marshall and Sylvia Brown. 

1 i 

DAN'S 

wttlin *» «» 

of a»vk* BapU* OMTA Fresh 

wonland a (M »b 

Semper Wtom ammm, 

Eartem »r, in r^W* 

Survivort Include te Ocean Shod - FILET of 

E I¥Bdi «M aMer, Ma, 

a aeUon, af JO, W 

Buttortish - Sea 

fatt 

Rockfish 

BroncvulF. 

WKItaflsh - Shr 

H* Mr. ^« a O. ^ 

OrSTERS 

of Sgavtaw Bapthrt €»»*, offl* 

afed at fmeral aervk aodurted 

in the chun*. WetraBt was at FRESH JERSEY L< 

Seasido Cnaefcty, FUen, ArranW' 

nwnw ««» by the Godtey^niUi 

OPIN ALL YEAR *ROUN^ 

Funeral Horn- 

N* M Vwr W PlirMMH In lu tu«lcl«« I. I 

The FLANDERS 

PHONE 399-1000 

SUNDAY BUFFET 1 to 5 P.M. 

•4.00 

No flMnu to botfMr you — 

SH what you can ul — 

Eat what you «•«. 

READINGS, HEALER & ADVISOR 

ALL HEADINGS PRIVATE and CONFIDENTIAL 

ALL SERVICES ON A DONATION BASIS I 

Towne ft Country Tea Room 

1003 f. Albany Blvd. PlMtantvIII*, N, J. 

JUST DIAL 641-6158 

SUNDAY 

SPECIAL 

SIRLOIN 

PLATTER 

Frwich Friad Onion Ring*, 

S4»ENCE-/ 

10th St. and Asbury Ave. 

Dial 399.1341 

DANIEL'S 

COCKTAIL BAR 

and RESTAURANT 

334 SHORE ROAD 

SOMIRS POINT 

cmci 

Prims Reort of B«ef 

* Succulent Steaks 

•Sea Foods 

* Italian Cuisina 

Dmma m souro 

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• Th« HARLEQUIN ROOM*The ROYAL DIN 

1155 ASBURY AVE. DIAL 399-1515 

FRESH and BROILED 

SHAD 

BONELESS SHAD and SHAD ROE 

5 FRIED FLOUNDER . M.00 

i—- ~ >v > 

Budget 

the Atlantic Storm sf US people 

thoueM 'taxn would go sky high. ' 

"It turned out not to be the asc. 

ctnductpd Tueaday moTBlnB for Mra. 

Tbxs did noi leek upvrard and the 

Mela Wslw 0od>', of 601 Gram, 

Q CBfnnij«on's manner o( iwoii- 

mercy av,. who died Saturday in 

mtuetim the town withort gnally in- me Memorial Hospital foUmving 

crr.T-s.il kîos ongendomi conC- n lengthy illness- She was S2. 

denee," Gardin-r added. 

Mrs. Cbdy warn a member of Step, 

A repmler asked SWrteh what he ling CbuneU EMu«hters of America! 

thoujht were highlighu in the mm. and of Oentnu Methodisl Oiureh. j 

ii« j«ir as reflected in the budget Survivors include one sister, Mrs. 

of the departments under his super> Sybil R. Wright, of this city, and 

vision the cost of u-hich is gnTn JJS several nieces and nephews. 

SS3B.gK. 

The Rev. 9iespard Joslin, pastor 

Stretch l-rspondod that more funds of Central Methodist Church, offici- 

Mve been allocated tor public relaated at the service. Interment was 

tions and advertising than in past at fViends Dmtral ametery, this 

years. Also on hand, for the second city. 

year is 110,000 to be used if needed 

for demolitian and. If need be. tegs! 

condemnation of sib4tandard build- Brother Francis Xavfer 

mm. 

He raM that about three dozen Brother Francis Javier, P.S.C., 

vintage holding have been danol- died of a heart allmnit on March S. 

ished rocent^. 

He was &, 

Brother FYands Xaêr ami well 

Also iinpQriant, SB«dl added, was 

known among fishermen of Ocean 

the Plan to purchase faff «»»• Beadi 

^tr^ Efcboati instead of two, 

a^ because Us m ymrs he fished 

Gillian, asked the game question 

the surf of the local beach. He was 

by the reporter, said he believed one 

accountant for the Christian Brothers 

highlight of his PubBe Worts De 

Summer School at Ocean Rest, BM 

parunent budget totalling JSf.l_' 

l0t tf» SPEBSQ3A. which 

rland CWunty Oiaoter 

for the Pr»ervatJ«i 

> i t ol Barber Shop 

Singing In America, Inc. 

perfuming will be Th»' 

1 Accc P ted MABfe ONI 

with carnations In token of apprecia- 

Maaqna, honored Its 

of Capo May former leaden at too annual 

tion for their past aervlees 

n Pa»t They aim proved thcmselve. 

Maatvra Night in Masonic Ttmplo Mill proficient in Maaonlc work by 

last Onuniday. 

openlnK the meeting and handling 

Nlnctawn pmrt masters were prev- ail the roles in cxempUlkstion of the 

ent for U» occasion and were honor- Master Mason degree Thp lflGS 

oil Individually by bring presented Worshipful Master. Warren E, 

North. Jr. presided only over a 

brlnf business meeting 

Past Master* who played major 

Educators List rotes in the program Included Rotwrt 

M. Harbour. MM. the current 

District Deputy Grand Master, Lewis 

Gandy, 1922; Roy E. Darby. 1823- 

Spring Dinner Anaon G. Rowdl. 1857: Floyd w! 

Towiwend. 1955; Laurence P Lun- 

Tho Qpe May County Education ny, I960, lrvin Johnson Jr. 1960 

etateamtn, The Ddco-1 Association will hold Its Annual Len- nnd Earle W PowcU, 19GB 

rho Sandpiper*, tho '-"-" p u Dinner on Thuraday Other former heads of the lodge 

Not only common exhaustion but mutual regpetl and tho b 

Ji~Mln»trel», and the Qim-March 

2S. at Zabcrcr-x Anidesoa 

of friendship between the leaders of opposln# forces, Tatxuya Mitmshi 

who took part In tin- ceremonies and Clint Walker, result from the Joint Dght they and their men make 

. Rntaurant . in North Wildwood. Aa ._ included J. Edward Voss J926: G to siive the sole fresh water supply on a Paciflc Island. Scene is from 

, _. hy

•••>/1 

*-^tf, *f"£f t. \ ' % ' -¥* ~ ' b 

A City-Wide Sewmr System 

as Ocean City a few 

blocks can ha by the most careful 

and American Politics 

f *^5igr* t t •*** ' ' * 

Garden State , . . 

«» evar-eMngW >M IMMBS beauty 

throuebnat 1% Ussums. the picture 

you pnlillsim « MILLER 

Chapel. Sermon by Rev, George D. ducted by Mrs. Marge Showers, president, 

at tte home of Mrs, MaUHa 

6:15 p. nl.-M.Y.F, Group, TfcW Schaumiberg, 1440 Aabury av. OPTICAL GO. 

Floor. 

Hissiy 

3-M p. m.-Jlnyor GW Scouts, 

Thh-d Floor. 

7:30 p. m.—Boy Scouts, Third Floor. 

7:39 p. m.—-Young Adult FeUow> 

aWp conducted by FJizaibeth Coles, 

prealdeht. Ronald Lawson, councilor. 

OCEAN CTTYS 

OMest EWabUahed Op«ciBn 

159-8th St. Dial 399-4000 

iiMMiiititmi 

Mainland Church** 

mnu pemT 

THE BIBLE 

SPEAKS 

TO YOU 

tVIKY IUNMY 

•M. wit, Mk, MMMia 

PROGRAM SUN. (Mar, 21) 

"What I* Spiritual 

Healing?" 

TH« CHURCH FOB AU, 

ALL. preM THSC CHURCH 

i 

-n i-rlt. fur tt» tmWiflni n» rl 

far ai mi rlHicMtilii It i.. 

hawt if .pJritu.1 l wa 

•n: (1) ForU.om-k^ (I) Hf 

hihild'i (3) F U ^ 

Ft. Uw Bin ol Ola Chant MMM, 

luiy aid md your Bibfe 1UI7, 

BUZ! iunaiy 

HUH baim 0 

^mm^km litiMi 

[ crtw + fttn t crt» 

Mwday 

lif.ll 

7 and * a. n\ and 6, p. 

fcitKjfe-j ^ 

7;«, ft JIMaV 

, m, liiiiil Hi «;»»*.-i 

1HE 

Godfrey-Smith Funorqli 

HERBERT L. OODFRCY, 

fbr 

] 

NEAR A3 YOUR PH0He-OOMto 

Ocean aty** fbtf 

We dont eonaMar It 

children's prayers. Nor is it too 

it is part of our responalbitttr to Got. 

For Mollie and T*d 

arc partners wftbr—not aubstitntei 

Father. 

It is this sense of partneraUp thai has broiafMtBiik 

and Om Church Into the life of oar famfly. Wemaot 

foolishly depending on our mere adulthood to istapii* 

character in them. We do not «•»»••«;* that they do 

whatwesay, not whatwedo. And we never sitaibotas) 

wWk ttey an in Church, aa thoogn the tmth they km 

gone to seek weren't worth * grownup's effort. 

We figure God wants u at the listening pott, to 

monitor their spiritual searching*, to abate with them 

the blessings He has given M all. 

•.•K.anin 

Tuaaaay 

13:11-10 

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I(hl4-Il IO-I4 4^4 Ci7-M 

S»»«'ei ft Being Published Undmr thm Spontonhlp of ihm fottomtngi 

ARTHUR M. DtjMAMS 

RMttor — iMtmr 

IM Atlantic Av«. Dial 399-1233 

HANEY LLOYD CHATTIN 

1316 A»bury Av«, Dial 399-0060 

THi CAP! MAY COUNTY 

NATIONAL BANK 

Ml Asbury Av«. Dial 399-1300 

SELVAGN'S 

REX ALL PHARMACY 

9th St. and Atbury Av». Dial 399-3535 

SAMPSON and HAMADA 

— Fares*! Air Mas* 

HOWARD S. STAINTON 

«0 Asbury Av»». DM MftMH 

OCEAN OTY 

WATER SBtVfCE COMPANY ' 

910 Ti 

OCEAN CITY HOME 

SAVINGS * LOAN A5SOOA1 

1001 AtJpwyAN, Mali 

V

""*""'" ..-:i,-itav. 

BSSttittiiWBi 

^VS* 

,|U* praam* 

, * tor* 

L.ffcfe adult wodd, and by lowering Us 1 moral 

, tnieJXoui of » good •ducatten 

rUf» aided Jiim anf guided Hat thrdngh 

taf wtfcftttMy 

Bdkte am Tfte 

11*/pravldbs* fbe 

by M-s|j*f 

iS3lSj|y ?^TS>.> 

4 

^ % 5" 

r^4j 

7 

«n tor the Cape-Atlantic 

dm April IT against arch 

the Mustangs of Mainland. 

•tag slats of last year T/Ul 

to Rsatty F«i Mt aMMte ft-tv^-*?? 

to put on a play 

iml •** tha tart lab report, and to include In it their a unit en fnwHrajp^

JnTane 

f**v^ r>. - 

1M CAM HLY ON! 

PARD'S 

-A. •'a 

rf. 

9:3) and U a. 

bar at H* tom.—Mnfiing 

Wor 

ship. 

•kMaantaa 9:30 a, m —diurcri School. 

a> M p. m. !• 8:15 p, m,—Cateenetiesl Osssa. 

riafftaHMllafft. 7:30 p, m.—Luther league. 

• * * 

Itapaaee is wak 

•rnttNY utmMmtr 

Hm rd. 

I Baptist Church List* 

I Vacation BibU School 

Ptaw sat made for the 1965 

Dully Vacation Bible School to to 

held at Oman City Baptist Churck 

June 14 through -25. Initial meeting 

was Ml with Rev, Ri«mkl Law-1 

son, director of the school, and | 

staff of teachers and helper* • 

Janes HopeweU, 1S66 Summer I 

S a- m.—Hoiy Cotiansmun. 

aTBsTm^miliTBffM- 

Fmyer and Tbe 

H a, m_—fJWy OouwarnkML 

8 p. m.—P&rirfi Cbuocil< inreting- 

•MCI UftHMMM 

ftav. Chariss Ufa*. Jr 

T p. m.—Junior Choir rehearsal. 

7:30 p. m.—Senior Choir rehearsal. 

7 p. m.—Youth Oiolr rehearsal, 

unsay— 

9.45 a. n,-Oud SchooL 

11 a, m,—Mnnatw Wtuship. 

T:SD p, m-—EVerineService. 

8:30 p. m.—Senior Choir rehearsal. 

midBy 

3;jp p, m,—Junior additional 

Has atsT""^ * ^ *" - " " • llltli " " ->r 

THIS IS NOT A FREEZER PLAH 

NO MMIIHIUP mt — no nun TO PAY 

NO DCUMQUEMT outon 

"o cuws TO JOIN — NO rttuma OUUMMU 

ALL MOM UNCOMOrrNMALLY MMUMNTBTBO 

CUP MAJl 

ATLANTK FOOD HftVtCES 

•n umMjw* AVBT, PHIUUKLM«M. 

4MM *Mal dataMa of how I Mnht 

CBy 

NICODEMUS AND JUDE, Looking over the script of 

the Passion of the Savior to be staged By students of Mother 

Of The Savior SemiiiBry are flto) Jena Ouerrajlo, of 

Brooklyn, N. Y., who plays Nicodemus, and fright) Richard 

Johnson, of 0o»«n aty, who has the part of the apostle 

Jude. 

Resort Seminarian Has Role 

n Blackwood Passion Play 

9:« a, m—Mominfi Wanhip, 

10:45 a. ro,—aiurch School, 

• * * 

CINTRAL MKTHOOIST 

Wkmm rd, tmt Cmtm «. 

Raw. ••tart MarslMli, 

•av, VliNv 

6:S> p. m, — Linwood Boy Soout 

Troop 73 annual dinner in Cft John 

CUvk prcte wOl be bo*tea» far•Jem 

we 

the atdal time Allowing the lo- 

«!•'«»«'•*-« meetow. 

TheaeI 

The AttanJlc Cbunry y Chkpter p of ting of 

United Pnwbyteriwi MMoo 

WiU hold * ministry 

diaw meMaK la the Jcttro FM pictures i 

den Tomb i 

5- 

«nE the 1 

pel made : 

3:30 p, m,—F*taary additional ses- 

Bible Conference Musical Director' sions 

Kill lead tte sinKing and opening 7:30 p. m.—Prayer meeting, 

exercises. Cordated Bible study and 8:30 p. m.—OBelal Board. 

hand work material by Scripture 

Press will be used in the six departments 

of the school. 

LINWOOD 

UNTO THI DAT 

SBAVIEW BAPTIST 

Mow easy H Is for many of us to 

As Anxnlwi •aptist Own* 

BLACKWoep, N J. — An Ocean and devetoped sinee UB0. when it take note of a dUtnsting situation 

10 AM* nL 

Cily youth will be In the cast of the was first staged, as to demand nine 

Rsv, Rsaatt E, OJMB, Pa«w annual Passion Ptay to be presented i or ten performances this year to Be. 

and dismiss it with casual comment: 

Taaay faMsasy}-. 

Saturday (March 20) by the stu-' cammodate the hundreds at people •I don't maw what nils world k 

7 p. m.—Junior Choir rdteatsal. dents of Mother of Saviour Seminary expected to fill the 800 seats of comine to," Or. we jn^f be One pro. 

T,S p. m.—Senior OHfr rebtaisa there. . Francis Jordan Auditorium on thefcssional 

worrier, frctnjlly awaiting 

MAy- 

Richard Johnson, the son of Mr. I Seminary campus, 

the "lasl world war," deploring the 

9:45 a. m.—Church School. and Mrs. Harold H. Johnson, Jr., of The Passion Play wffl be presented 

11 a. m,—iMoming Worship. 

"growth" of organized crime, the 

37DS Westminister la.. Ocean Qty, through the taMIS weekends of 

Going to the SilS p, m.^-Junier, 

vriU play the role ot the apostle Jude March 20 and March 27 beginning at 

continuing increase in juvenile de- 

and Senior BYT. 

m the 15th production of the Passion 2:30 pm ; April 3 and April ID atlinquency, 

the apparent indifference 

T;30 p. m,—Evening Service, Ray by the Queens Players, the 1:10 pun,, and March a, April 4 andto 

such things m graft and kick- 

mtmidiy 

Virgin Isles? 

seminary's dramatic club. April 11 at 2:30 pat 

backs in the business world. 

9 a. m.—Prayer group. 

Tne dramatic infolding rf the Mottef of Saviour Seminary is a We emaot, U we are reelijtle 

Axk Ihm gal 

m * * 

story of the sufferings and death of high school conducted by the Salvawho** 

bawl there ., . ST. JOSEPHS R, C 

Christ, presented annually at the I tortan ratbrrs to- voun« men pre. 

deny that evil exists in the wor] 

BlaeJnd seminary, has grown so paring ft* the CathoUc priesthood. about us. But we can neither 

Gertrude Lazar 8,'9:30 and U a, m.-MassB. 

miss truth nor worry away a mlll 

* • • 

8:15 p. m,—Senior Young 

BAH 1 M M •UBIasflti BsBaniBP stanx 

LINWOOD COMMUNITY 

8 p, m.—Evening Service. 

Let us first remember that Jesus 

348-1189 ^»P 

.7:30 p. m,-gHto Choir prart Mid. "lurrjclent unto the day is the 

>n. WIIH»n CMMF, Wmr § p. ra.=Men*s 1 

evil thereof The world hss never 

Tulliwraw (Frl**y)— 

Wiitaiiiiy 

LAZAft ffctml Agency CJ. m.—Ladies Auxiliary. 

»-,m a. m.—Sunday SchooL 

n frce of «vU forcw it shall « 

8 p. m.—Prayer i 

11 ^ m.^Moming Worship. ! 

er be, lor the worid la not maul 

9;C a, m —auirch BchooL 

mm: JThe Word of the Bytunden." 

to be a [anidiae., Die warU w-Uliget 

airrHKL , 

5:30 p, m — Cburcn Membership MM *« •** tta). •• we Sip 

11 B, m.—Monam Wa&sip. 

•ass, 

asking ourselves "wte*' the world 

•aw. JamM ll|at. PatMr 

"is neaded • and start asking our 

t:» p. rrL-Sniior Methodist Youth 

Tediy fn»ililay)— 

» "why" thtags are •eemlHgly 

Fenowshlp at the parsonage, 

i p. m.—WSCS. 

hB worse tastead of better, 

7 p. m.^Junior Methodist Youth aa admoniahed us to "take no 

FcUowship at the home of Mrs, Wai- thaoihi of tomorrow," in efferi, be 

tir Peterson, 

more concerned with the evils of to. 

p. m.—CoUage Prayer meeting day, ttey are more pressing. 

at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Walter 

NEW GOVT BOOK 

TO HAtD OF HEAWNO 

? 

*< . J > 

7 p. nt—SBBor Oioir praotice, 

• . * 

yUMM MWIL OUML 

TaMy r 

6:«p, m.—Boys' Clam, 

9:30 a. m-QmnmHB, Service. 

U a. m -Family Bible Hour, 

7:30 p. in^-Gaapd Serrtce, 

MMbjr- 

S;C p. rfl.-Girtf C3aM, 

7:« p. m,-âyir meeting, 

MAVILLB MrrMOOItT 

^«w^ wmwWi rmmwF 

m,-43ioh' rehearaal. 

wily 

lft3B a, m.-Owrch Sdnol. , 

T;30 p. m--Evening WoMUp. 

ommcrrr BArntT 

fc« a. m.-aundV School. 

Ua^m—Morning Woohip. 

i p, m.-Prayer inwrlnjt. 

TRAINED] 

INSUREi 

L. TACCARI 

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Cnvrcfi Symbol* ft Topic 

Of Sfviem Guild Oue*t 

Mr*. Richard Southard pWMMpted 

of flbns and «apu>n*Hon« 

of danrdi ajrobols bls tor W mmbmfi MpWJ* ji 

tha Wtatayan B«vl» Gnfld of the 

tint Mtumliit Church nMatlag Uat 

Mk hoc home of Mr*. Albert 

tapaon.' 

Dawtkaw were led by Mi- Hum 

•'*WISILW' RcM and fbUoolng tta meeting a 

i a gift to 

wUh Has Bdyth Powrtl aa aucUooear. 

RasVaabnwnH MN mved by 

Too** umit were Htoa Erbel 

LM Mm Btami* Andaraon, Bfflirt 

Ftorano* Way, Wm FMfeu, lâ 

M itd Mr*. Rapaon. Tr« nwrt 

Mtttv, Azatl «. wffl te In the home 

IS XitaMn, U m at, ! 

*S£8s«, 

THi OCEAN CITY StNTlNtL-LEDGER 

Linwood Women's Club Hottest 

At Second District Workshop 

UNWOQO—A Second DMriet Pmgifuil 

Aaivlwit WorkiB^Dp was held 

rtomay in Central Methodltt Church 

wlft «hp Wfnen r » Qub of Unwood 

Hht, WlUlsm McCann, a member 

At Cr«wet dub and Second District 

Program, AaAitance chairman, pre. 

aided durintf the Intormal dlacunfcm. 

Gueata inetudsd Mrs. Edward KB- 

Miss Kravitz 

Shower Guest 

KAJ'S DANISH BAKERY 

and COFFEE SHOP 

"The Home of DW/cioui Baked Good." 

DAILY SPECIALS 

Cor. 1 Iff. A Aibury Av*, Dial 399-3380 

OPBN DAILY A SUNDAY PROM 7 A.M. 

Shop by 

pnone. 

O#an, Slate Program 

chalrmm, art Mn. foment atofcs. 

Beoond Dtarrk* vice Pc&Wei*. 

Th* mcettna opeml with *he Cotlacf 

raad by Mr«.rjnrn« Marshall, 

matdent of the hoct chapter. 

Mrs. McOwoi dlKinaed Many b»tereatfnK 

progmnw sha h*d heaid 

during her travo)a UiRWghout the 

state and Mrs. Stoke* reported on 

the Stamp of Approval project. 

alas reminded the women of the 

Flue Arts Festival April 23 at 

ZSberer's AnsJ«a Inn in North 

Wudwood and the Spring OonCerence 

April 28 at Zabaef* GatAtm fin, 

McKee Oty, 

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1-"it 

-M t**' 

MM Beverly Kravitz was guest of 

nonor at a bridal shower given Sunday 

by her siMtr, Pat, sod IOH 

Ljydta Lace, TUe affair wa> beJd 

In (be Kravlte name, a B. 12th sL, 

KIJWI was deopraoM with pink, blue 

M wWte streamer*. Gift* were 

arranged In a decorated hamper and 

eorterpteco wu an inverted, decsrated 

umhrHla. 

Ml» Kraviti wffl become the bride 

of Arthur Rose, of Mlddletown. Pa., 

March 27 in St., John's Lutheran 

Church, 

Guests were Mrs. Anne Pino, of 

BJackwood; Mrs. Irene Long, Wood, 

^.' 

bury; Mrs. Irene McKnight Paulsboro; 

Mrs. Uana CaralurB. Vineland; 

Mrs, CarmcUa Brown, Somerdate; 

lbs, Harmah Kohk-r, daytcti; 

3UNDBREAKTNG PROCESSION — Peter Gilbert, torch bearer; Michael Tagg, Mrs, Beatrice Sankey, Oaklyn; Mrs, 

: the scene on Shore rd. in Somers 

Sophie Austin. Fennsauken; Mrs, 

cruciflx carrier; George Paison, torch bear- Frances FamUiare, Woodbury; lbs. 

^Sunday morning when Episcopal Blsh- er; the Rev. Adolph W. Kahl, pastor; Bishop Anna Kohler. Hammonton; Mrs. 

L. Banyard broke ground for a Banyard, and Harold Appleyard, chairman Agnus Sherman. Tuckahoe; lbs, 

>b hall-chapel it Christ Episcopal 

Theresa MoizeUa, Misses Joonne 

of the building committee.—Senior photo. and lucy Maezellfl. Mn, Hae Thomp- 

', In the procession (right to left) are 

ton and Mn. Mary Impagiiajzo. all 

of this dty, ] 

Sending; gilts but unable to attend 

Banyard Breaks Ground 

were Mrs, Vera Kravitz, Falls 

Masonic Service Church. Va,; Mrs, Marie Pepicci. 

Wilmington, DeL; Mrs, Virginia 

;hrist Church Chapel-Hal! 

Kraviti. PoHsrnouth. Va.; Mrs. Joan 

Funk, Somenlale, RJ.; Mrs. Pol 

I POINT — GrauaMrtak. by the Acolyte Guild and used for At Corbin City Brown, Blackwood. N.J.; Mrs, NedRe 

, for a new parish hall- the first time Sunday, and a priv- 

Auk, Runnemede. NJ.: Mrs, Viki 

Hans are being made by the pas- 

ChrW Episcopal Church ate Communion set for the rick 

Kfavita, Blackwood, NJ,; Birs. Wintor 

and members of the Ctorbln City 

by the Rt Rev, Al-given 

by Mr, and Mrs. William 

nie PopUock. Saner* Point; and 

ftiptist Church to entertain the mem' 

' Btayard. bishop cf NewSehaefer 

In manory of the bet* of the Masonic fraternity and 

Mrs, Pauline Piriano, flus dry. 

CDnflrmaHon Sun- church's oldest charter member,' the members of tte Eastern Star 

225 purishoneni Mrs, William Feist who pasted away hj South Jersey at the Sixth Annual 

attended. 

last June six days prior to her 10b* M«*onic Night Worship Service on Troop 55 Scouts Home 

•award turned the first birthday. 

Sunday evening (March a) at ?:« 

(< ground and the Rev. 

Prom Camping 

At the Confirmation, conducted •ctoek. 

Kahl, vicar, turned the prior to the ground-breaking, thow Many of the high ranking Meow SOMERS POrNT—Twenty-Ove Boy 

participating were 

confirmed were Karen Ballon, Utid*.! and paM oftScerB of the Grand Lodge, Scouts of Troop 55 and bur adults 

of f the h 

i; Mm lyn L*wU. Mr*. Edward BnUy Lewis, Gardnr, Carolyn Eve- Grand Oiapter, Grand Commandery. returned home Sunday from a week 

Spiatcgpsi 

0 

Vitanai. U Robert BdA Gassmann, Lto Cal Laur- ~ - - • „ . , , . _ _ 

en M*ck. Robert Ithiteo, ThorrnB 

• "*t n'tinY'y SUHIH- ^=,^~ - 

*Twammz Tsnao^, fitWf 

received at this service was Mn, 

a charter man* 

, and Mn. Vuggett 

at the eeranony. 

Following tte cm-monies a lunch- 

also blessed a proeon 

In honor of Bishop Banyard was 

and torches, given 1 held in 'Daniel's Restaurant 

iital Auxiliary To Install 

Executive Council Officers 

_ ofoffk^BOf theexccM 

f «f the Women's Auxiliary 

Hospital will take 

at noon In Vienna 

Point 

Auxiliary of Sr 

NM is anprtsed of 

Ocean Qty, Mainland 

League. The executive 

In an advisory capacity 

chaptrrB. 

* of the chapters is the 

froup which was organ, 

and known as the Lactic 1 

KIWANIANS. A f 

Mra, Howard WhHtaker Jr., of tte International waa held ffe»o«y at Danlal'a 

Cotony Club cf Ocean City, reported Somers Point. Pictured here (I to r.) are CoL Herb*rt Rte- 

on anottm recent conference and 

g«ve a resume at tte program dis- zard, president of tb» ticân Oty Kiwanto Club; N^w Sfy 

MMMd, 

DisMct Governor itunem B. VanNuy% ot t 

The coffee table was decorated in trict 1 Lt. Gov. WBUarn C. IUrggo«tz, of 

-r| 

a St Patrick's Day motif using 

green and white carnation corsages Charles W. Johnson, president of the Sonterr'Ptpim CUb. 

•

IW^ 

• * : 

M'«e«is> 

aa* Ma. *a«aa 

E'^K-'Jal 

Bjjgilimfir JOKE. Every Wednesday 

~^3rolng the MethodisT Youth Fellowship 

hosts Lenten Breakfasts in the «iilng room 

& ** **"* MM* 0 *"* Church Here WU- 

-flam Crockfortl «a r yet breakfast to guests 

Upper Township as the 

_ % Qmm tar 1965 Itas 

jttcbf Knlk IMS semod lo the coobat 

and Mi» Bunte Bianchinl 

Iflss flauro. 18, is tne daughter 

oC Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Battm, Mar- 

* - —"— at Ocean Q^ 

JtMlers, Marmora. 

libs Baum is a member of the 

• Society, Spanish Club, the 

" nuraijlr Future Nurses and 

•...Her hob. 

sewing, bowling, water 

adiag, . 

Qpfvr Township Be- 

School and was a member 

of the *B Qati here tor lour yeare, 

— Upper TowMMp will receive 

Atlantic 

A, lihjhUght to 

Claudia Bum 

drd Party 

Contributions to the Betty Bach- 

Hseh Home and me Cape May Coun- 

American legion Auxiliary meeting 

^^_ last we*. 

*•"•*** Announcement was made- that April 

10 is the deadline for reservations 

""*• lor the Annual National ftesidalfs 

: to be held May 17 in the 

idor in Atlantic Oty,' Mrs, 

Josephine Procter is in charge of 

reservations. 

Plans were made to attend a ajunf 

Alt ty meeting held last Friday in Wild- 

[Cf wood and a, covered dish dinner and 

game night BSS last ojjht in tne 

Legion Wall 

A report was gvea on the annual 

widows living at the VIneLind home 

,_ j^g yjjtg J,^, (J^ „„„, 

IOC the mi, 

Mn, iTtigerald, vice president, 

~"—'""•" the neeUm foikm-ing 

* good auction was 

' were served. 

gBais were „„„_«.. 

' The Auxiliary wOl Md a card 

M nhnauw M >V WtfliBKlnjr, March 4, at i 

^rTutafw F- m.*HhB Legion Hall. The pub- 

the ayrjL tVMNS COWPUENCE 

The Spring Conference of Region 

V, of tbe P TJL-. wUl to held April 

tsS Mi to 2:30 p.m. in 

at the 7:30 ajn, affair. Seated left to right 

are Nancy Bixler, Rtak Nevius, Dr. William 

R. Guffick, pastor; the Rev. George D. 

Groom, associate minister, and L«e Sherman.—Senior 

photo, 

Lantafi Braairfatfs 

3MW 

imtrsf * 

IMS, Dr. 

of the blood, was the (ate of many 

»« HfU. 

Lam Prayer Breakfasts for Men In 1955. beftr section radiology 

will be held every Friday throughout w»j developed which permitted the 

me Lenten seaann from 7 to 8 ajn. X-raying of different levels of the 

In brig's Restaurant. 8th st and dot and limes within as snail a 

Asbury av. The schedule will start range a. flve or 10 millimeter*. 

twnonw morning. Tne most fantastic development* 

The program is being sponsored in the science have come in the 

by the fluJattan fcanea Men's nast 10 to 16 jm«s, the s 

Ojtnmitlee which also conducts a mM, An image ampiifler now 

Tuesday luncheon at Kent's Mid- podJihle the amplification at : 

Town Restaurant in Atlantic (Sty up to 50.000 time*. Ink ftvw tbe 

qaeh week, 

denominatiKjal anjup, not eburen Amtter tedfiaqae is to take vMeo 

affiliate nwwnlMtt»l differ- ••MB of flnnmiiny which oHEtten 

era Ml not be discussed nor be playrt back on a TV sawn 

argued. AH discussions win be to help the .nhyrirlan In Ms "- 

Qjrirt centered. There are BO raem- An autnmaMe Him j 

bership requirements and no onto, nates possible the i __ _ _ 

ing; win he collected. Each man onmnleted X-roy picture within sevpays 

tor bis own breakfast oirler. minutes ate w a n . 

However, with Increase In vetsa- 

man of C BJH.C. 

Religkius toler;ince 

one ts ^steia trtsn —^ 

Us own religioue Misfs. 

J75.000 to 

HOW WITH ALL BRAND NEW 

.rj YELLOW CAB 

HRVHfO OCBUM CITY and 

RADIO DISPATCM1D CABS, ALL . 

PM PHdtMS at ACME and BUS ft 

PHONE 399-4400 

Fmi A.M. to MIDNIGHT ANT 

»rt Student Participating 

ppalachia Welfare Project 

Gairy, of 964 Park pL wenttoKerbyKnoh 

•'.' •:•-...• • •... -••;..».',,••,'•,.'• •'..,..^"nw-owAH « f y r t i * n 

County Promotion Booth Heads I 

CAPE MAY eduitT HOtBBwrtBdB ip a 

date May Cut's vaati d h I hi 

GlatiborO DMfl't MM 

trnvH, •Dorts and outdoor* iboiW. 

Of tbe taM, 219 (tudenl* an Branches to the Trl«ate County Chamber of Oommerce and I Fo 

SB ttundl Of «• Sayttsn ed wltt VOt-^M ml stoves, win- *» will be held Saturday. , " Vfl y um f * Wamnerce, ana) n 

, Appalachla Volunteers dow panes broken, outhouses fo» 3, at 10 la, - - - 

toilet faÛtie* and m ruimlne water. Inn. Princeton. , y, j^^^ win sapervtae the Oeve- V& mtsm. the pod was moderated M W p •• » •"* *• 

The iroap painted the walls, ceil- All branch officers and com- land *how. by LM Sherman, president of «e War memfcen ulrisiiiil are Mni. 

^•/•I—L rl..k lns " and •"#* 3M washing with mlttee chairmen are asked to at- The shows are spomiured by the Mefhddist Tooth OUOWSMD. Psnel * sbeTt Alddtt and Urm. ttaoHr 

w w w Wiyo mow, hauliifal M w«ito r--"- j -'.-••• , , . 

Bavfn COodt OS*_lt spon-led ri|ht 

Ufpt, at. and worW- be made 

school buDding. Sample 

at fee Majestic Theatre *-| campus oraanlwHon.. student*, fac renewals. The voter reclstratiMi teie distributed at the shows. 

,lliy 1. The bus will leave ulty and admiinstratlve member* driy, aê ja being conducted. Any- List of inquire* 1* being proceased Ing. 

• Hone, 618 Bay av., at, donated time, money and books to one 21 Man of age or elder and *V &% Public Affairs office and Is — 

: I help mate tto project a community „„ ataMdy reglntered Is urged to Mat made avOsble without charge 

rice of die tickets tndudea effort. More than |B0O was raised do so at o n to any county husinenman or ttadt 

trip transportation and ad- on campu* til let* than three weela " ... - association for their use ta direct 

* fte show. For further to support the project. : _'_ mail advertising program*. 

call Mm. Louise Davla - MHIlia MMD Ml ITS Anyone wishing a copy of the list 

Ml receipts will to reportte 

dub meeting April 12. 

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BUILDING 

far yaw family 

ON 

SAVINGS 

PLANS! 

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_, M-10: Hyatt, 1*43; Ompscts, JUT; 

CW- CkMgMOM. 144SI Wright. U4ii 

W»-1 Sullivan, 1349; Klker, M 

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High individual aerits. Berty Cart- 

With ua- MINT MWUW CatNYCK 

I OMB QW Bilnist A, 4, Vfntaor jfi^J «, 

| Frskytataii, 0; Ocean Qty Baptist Surname Shocker*. 2H1: CraA- 

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f l| Harrti, m Ugh tadrndoal datft, 

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f an, 4, Meow Aim*. 0; Cape 

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Bar, 3, Hooy Mart. 2. 

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Smith, 4K. Ugh iBdMdwi Mngle. 

Bar, SM-in4i ftqr Mart, 29-19; 

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conrtrtw with nwwaf, «X—-Ho Mwar •Mamnanl p.ld 113^600. 

jemn», 7ia-(H fiNan and waiw, Blad«qm», Mnna. iji| 

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tartna. Alas GaiwiittiMi asaelala afe I SunHnaF aaaaan ar vewiv- Au^f, 

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tap paints in both tan relay*. 

Ihe Raider* posted p Bw stand pplans 

and *wr thiid plans In tte individ- i 

ual heats. 

RAIDER SWIMMERS. Roe is the Ocean aty High 

Jtatter Bill Lafferty posted a 

s* the MUMe At- dns» lor 0* altonoon. winning tte School vanity swimming team which during the put 

Ufryard Indtvfcaial medley and the season won 11 of Its 18 dual meets. Front row (L to r.) are 

Chris Late, MarUn Howe, Captain nil Lafferty, Ken Ryan, 

Bob Young, Mike Myrhe, Bill Johnson. Middle row (L to r.) 

Lany Logan also 

Mfcyaid frmtyle and the 

yard I 

PHILCO 

GIANT 2-DOOR 

PHILCO 

Refrigerator 

Doable door! Hodera form-fit cabfaet 

Ifaw atyltaig that tfvw tte 

baOtin look. 12£ co-ft. net 

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PWLCO AUTOMATIC 

Raider Tankmen Broke 

Five Swimming Records 

VFW Leagues 

Coach E. Fenton Carey, Dennte Carey, Ken Gorman, Ken 

penska, Rich Adams, Earl -Rirves, ChrU Danser, Assistant 

Coach John Rosebery. Back row (1. to r.) Butch Sdin«rr, 

Qeorge McGinley, iiU Britton, Jim Hogan, Mark Bacon, 

Lou ttccariiio. Tag Hughes and LM Bratton, manager. 

CanymM Ploc* Third 

In Title Swim Tournay 

Ooodi 

E. Fenton 

Qor W^ School Mrimnwn 

third in Cbu» B in thf anus) 

Ona Oty High Schools varsity Labs, a junior: 27 by Bob Young, a 

PMM 1. Mxtn Hw* 100: 3. 

swimming team towered five school junior; 25 by George McGlniey, a 

and pool nndi to eanpOIng its It sophoraore: 22 by Mike Myrhe, an. 

win. fourJoss ISMS ••son. | other diver and Junior; IT by E»ri 

This year was tte seventh season Tarvcs. a senior; ISM by Buich 

since Coach E. Fenton Quey revived Schnerr, a sophomore, 16 by Mark *W 

swimming as a vanity sport at Bacon, junior; 15 by Dennis Jones, 

SK O*y. CUL-The pabnsher 

y ytaL 1. Lwry Loan (M): 

^ Ownil OmVX3% 3. OnslfaHr (M) 

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Cuna* Jo, •IB-Johmoo. Iton 

KtT 

SMs InWBtolaitlB AthtoUc 

y 

Associations swlninitaB 

, the Haddons edged ahead durtte 

Mrd frame ant remained 

an the way out on the dock j 

nu high for the 

hitttac 18 point,. Bud 

d George Landta each 

to »Kh 

• tte top n s 

the Una with U points, aided 

wJtt mree 

paM, 

MFITT UR 

"What 1 * yoo took K> 

"Nothing much. I cat nqwetf wWi 

f-lm iwr. bonea mjwM with a 

safety match, and marty gm n 

« w * mdb« a 

notice." 

Tne April 1 meeting will be nominal 

of officers. 

The way a mataM uaai the 1 

mabUe bom is a tot of good man- 

Mortgage Loam 

*fvt afer «M 

• CONSTRUCTION 

# F, H. A. 

CArt MAY COOMTY 

MATKWAIPAMK 

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yev'ra adequately ntMmd. liability 

eerence eoete Jdit « Mle, cuam 

yon plenty. Boot, watt ta tt'c too We 

... aeôs today 'for ftul toformattoo 

about our plan. 

* AMMCY * 

1914 

D«KT REDUCTIOH THE 

IBj 

I4S 

SEASHORE- 

BUILDING and U 

ASSOCIATIOI 

«9 IMHTH sntnr 

FACTS 

801Centr»l, 

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CM.tta.tatl 

NEW JER! 

NATURAL Gi 

BUY * 

SELL 

HOLD 

Send for our recently pi 

report on this eompattyl 

obligation just write 

LOCALLY—Call or 

ROBERT T. HUGHI 

121 bit Atlantic 

Ocean City, N. j. 31 

BIOREN 

ESTABLISHED H 

M*mb*n iV*w York Stock 

and offc#r principal 

1424 Walnut St. 

PbaM: PEonypacke 

»KC, Ml *m« CITY 

SENTINEI^LEDGIB' 

OCIAN CITY, NiW JIRSEY, THURSDAY, MARCH 21, IMI 

nvention Hall Is Totally Destroyed 

B/oifc-5moU BlWowi As Hungry Wwmr 0 iww Convn/,on Half — (Grelrigwr Photo). 

loolrhen Maintain 

ilthjr Skepticism' 

Construction Job 

I aiperintendent Charles B. | But foUowme a catfteepre at « 

^~1 the BonM of WimHrn Board of Bducathaj meeting ~ 

; the wSM of the build- week nan* said l»«ad «MB 

' that two new wings numbers were njahaalnlng 

-~ t the hUti sdiool bsMtby atauMdam-TB ~ 

• 1. euotrnctor'a promlstft. 

C»fy 

v No Tax' Stand Draws 

Support, Sandman Says; 

Campaign HQ Opened 

Hi Sthool Bomb Hoax 

Federal Assistance I 

For Future Const 

A New Community 

by Edward S. Gore 

A new, modern, multtiwrpose corom unto- center awl 

ually replace the City's old wooden Convention Hall at' Uth st. 

burned to the ground late Saturday afternoon. 

Representative Thomas C. MeGrath, Jr., from hl» Washington 

announced its was explorine all possible means of Federal aJd for tne 0 

new building so that ft csn B» planned for occupancy toy the «ttnUAer t 

said he will be glad to meet wifii City officials at his Wasliliigtaf ««l» 

matter. f 

The firs, of undetermined origin, started at about flw f, 

an hour the huge wooden building had been reduced to "~"" 

FTns Chief Ferdinand A. TaccariBO, 

poured tons of water ea tte flames 

but so intense ins tte beat «h*y 

were unable «o enter the buUdini;. A 

brisk wind from the west blew tne 

flams, enibmn and smoke seaward. 

During tte height of the fire the 

glow of tte flame* was visible from 

Atlantic City eight miles oway despite 

kwered visibility caused by un- 

Several 

spectators watdied aj Dranen worfced 

to exfinfgyift the flames and to 

prevent than spreading to tte boardwalk. 

MOM FIRE 

PICTURES INSIDE 

Figure Wot Ottidal 

Original Vire Lots' 

Only Êstimate For 

PublMHd repato 1»"jis«jilti»-«aiyj 

officials that the Oty« total ham At 

the Ooncntlan HsD to* m 

tnamas Wahknan said : 

Waldman saM he «« * 

a loss flsune by mSo and 1 

made by Fire CMef 

Public Safety IMrector D. AB«i Taccarino. vno also kad • 

Stretc* rushed to tte scene of tteUs 

figure of »,«» wm 1 

Everything to coming up : and Uctets for a nflOtfplate dtaner fire from Iinwood where he hadtaken 

as either officH «r faasL, The 

is fampaign for the Be •cherlrrtffd for May 3 at the Lafin been visiting g friends. Stretch, with ftae was UU1 racbv. ' ' 

Gurino in Ounden Cbonry are seU- 

Mayor B. B Thomas T Waldmon Wld and d City Cit 

Senator Osota W. Sandman. Jr. tog Bke hotcakes. Sandman said. Osmnîstoner 

He 

plans lor 

tMOm wUcH wen to 

iMdisniala s»-'i_^ 

but it «m cost *e I 

Itobfn MMfef 

Kobyn Sfenxd has been selected to 

I Association of Cate 

repteaent Ootan aty in tte annual 

prMde at the 

Hydrangea Trail festivities HgnUghf. 

ad by the Hydranse* Ball. 

At last week's meeting -Baawrt 

| Lobster Hoist in Cape told the Board member* ta bad fav 

| nan today. Hftat of the 

IBJ what he cadled "a 

be Mayor ftiank critical path survey". CbeddnK It 

njudarb/, Hessert. explained, would 

, of Cape Hay City. make It easy to deteimlne whether 

t B. Thomas WatdmM work was progressing satisfactorily. Glee dub. Student Council and work- 

I tape May County League So tern school officials explained. J* 

wUI prosksk at Hessert has had four different super- 

next 

fa 

Intendenta m the fob A reprcieiitalive 

of the architect has complained 

five-feet, elght- 

that workmanship oas BBSsn below inchea tail welahs 120 pounds and 

t evening, March 3ft The standard. Concrete pound in sec- has brown hair and hazel eyes. Her 

•will he Hush Hamilton, tions of the north wing must be but- hobby is reading and she is a regular 

tressed by steel beams, he said- participant in Youth Ctater aetlvi. 

tof the Ocean CMy Re- 

Original time schedule* called for 

ties. 

li AawdaHon. who will talk the roofing of the north wing by 

The-Ocean 

telling him a bomb is about to explode 

in ihe buiMng. 

A survey being conducted in aH 

mit seasooal ncUvitics are eupccfed 

to be completed and .usiouticed wittv 

21 counties dnwed increasing 

This happened last week resultinK 

in the next week, Waldmnn said. All 

trarawmB for bis candidacy and for 

In the school's 1400 pupils being 

city-planned summer programs will 

pledge to oppose- tte Imposition be continued, he added. 

evacuated while three teams of poUc* of the statewide sates tax advocated 

and firemen searched the building by his opponent. Senator Wayne Donald Pileggi, municipal recrea 

The trio of IB-year-old boys who Dumont, 

tion director, was the last person 

planned the hoax must have lauHbd 

Inside the building. 

and laughed nt the discomfort of the While the survey is far from 

arrived at the hall shortly 

school authorities. 

complete," the Cape May County' before five o'clock. Inside about 20 

But Detective Sgt. Dominlclf Longo Senator said, "enough returns are youths were practicing basketball. 

found nothing amusing in the episode. in to make it apparent that the Pileggi told them he was dosing the 

He caught up with the trio of prank, voters of NewJersey 

are over- hall few tte day and labeled than 

stars and charged one of theni wift whelmingly opposed to the Mies tax, out through a side door. He then 

making the telephone call and the In Camdsi County, for example. checked other entrances and secured 

other two with conspiring to aid Mm. sentiment Is running HMol against the building for the night. 

Under New Jersey law giving false tte sales tax, and many other Leaving by the same door used by 

information about a bomb or other areas, particularly tte highly urban. the bnsketball playenr Pilessi nwt 

H " »*ol»d by a commit dangerous explosive ig a misd,-m.?an- Bed North Jersey counties, ant at went to a anmUer city buHding be- 

will not be started until next "" week, — from the tte Oolotty Colony Club Oub ««e* or, and the trio were turned over to most as emphatic in their opposihind the Oanvention Hall. He made 

k was stated 

sponsors the event locally. 

Juvenile authorities to tam Mai In tion." 

certain all Us doors were locked. 

Pierce erophasiMd ttat tte new 

Juvenile Ourt. 

Sandman said the response to tte As he returned to his car parked 

facilities are needed by September 

announcement of tte May 3 fund 

on the stnet some distance from the 

1, not ouy far claipWDB, but be- Three Mere Officer* 

large hall, Pileggi said he saw smoke 

RMfaurant Fire 

••• P»B» 7, column 1, pittta 

curling from the front eaves of the 

cause football practice starts on that Drunkometer Experts The oM Ho Ho Chines.:- restaurant 

buHding. 

date. Shower rooms and locheri far 

at the •eutheast comer of 9th it, 

the 100-member football squad must At no time, day or night, will a and West av. was the scene of a WHh Rscowry Carrier 

The recreation dingctor dashed 

fef available, the superintendent notmotorist 

accused of drunken driving 

back and unlocked tte door of the 

minor fire shortly after noon Seaman Norman Jarvis, USN, son 

HARD, DANGEROUS WORK. A volunteer 

ed. 

have to wait for a qualified police 

structure and ran to a telepbone in 

day. 

of Mr. and Mrs. Burton Jarvis, of 

The two new elementary schools, drunkometer operator to give him 

ride which connected with the aty (left) stands by In case the firemen ne«4 a hand in L 

Firemen said damage estimated at 3BS Seabright rd, was aboard the 

low under construction, are a the somewhat controversial cxamina 

Hall switchboard. He lold the opera- to ttae seat of a smouldering fire in the front partttsm 

COO was done to the Wtohen of tht carrier UBS Intrepid which en Tucs- 

kmcing no "timetable Us", It tJott. 

estabushment which is closed, andday 

recovered tte Gemini astronauts 

3, Lllilnn I the Convention Hall. — (Grainger Pfcoto). 

at the conference. 

The test, which it-lies on a delicate being altwed and »novated for afollowing 

their landing in tte South 

ehermcai redction to indimte the al new tenant. The apparent cause, oe> Atlantic Ocean, Seaman Jarvis com- 

cohollc content of the suspect's blood 

Curtain Call 

cording to fire Department officials, pleted his basic training in February 

i/iy Of Service . 

is not mandatory. But some drlveri was faulty wiring. 

ond is on assignment at Norfolk. Vn. 

agree to take it. 

Added to tte FoHce Department's 

Lightcap To Retire; complement of trained testers this Political Earlybird 

Community Theatre Debut Saturday 

week were Bgt. John Vanderpool. RL 

The MIS home-grown Bome^rown talent ta2i-nt comprisinc comprising 1 1 IBgh m^h Sehool School auditoriuin Saturday suceessfal nmhationi winS a^^so« 

Donald fans and Herbert ChaAvickL 

the nater of the Ocean aty Com- evening. 

Policeman Since J 940 men reoetiwd instruction at aQuick-On-The-Draw 

Stretch monity Tbeslre Group will have its 

• nlinril 

The Theatre Group wffl press* the 

dramatic qualities thoroughly 

SUte Police at Hammonton 

gsound- comedy "Yes, My Darting Daush- 

Bpmxxt E. Ught- 

All deteetrvM and a number of 

ed d on- tile stHge of the Ocean Qty, ter" a« its debut program tte 

of the Oesan aty 

Announces Reelection Plans 

other officers are certified as trained 

entertainment ef tte puhUe, 

since June IS, 

testers. 

tne curtain will go up at 8:30 o'clock, 

^nW^BaWtttf 0Ua| 

That natty snap-brim fedora (size, i thuslasm by Republicans. They In Supporting Role and the evening is expected to pro- 

i will baoonw a speo 

d l f lying by itseU ore reading al] kinds of political 

vide one of the social highlights of 

•tor an Attottlc aty 

In the middle of the local political 

Vandal. And Ttti,ft 

intriguing into the Commlssloncr-a 

tte season in Ocean aty. 

ring Is tte property of Qty Ova- armouncement. r 

Confirm* To Prey 

mlSBontr D. Alia Stretch. 

The Community Theatre Group was 

Stretch's ppaint 

of view, however, la 

Stretch, the Democratic member 

crgantaed over the winter m an ef- 

i '•ii offldjds .should teU 

T*e annual earh/ ftrtng Man H 

thai '•eiective 

of tte three-man Qty Oommissioii, 

fort by local reridente with tteapisn 

their Mans and let 

y 

vandalism and petty theft conUnuod 

the people of M 

Oty 

has Oung it there two years in ad- 

leanings to revive "Bve theatre" In 

siut 

Into week with reports of a few 

UiemselveB be Judged by their w 

various forms in Ocean aty Until 

vance of the next Oommisaion elec- 

tMtaB windows and the peppering of 

tiviHe*. Why make a mystEry tt 

tion, he told 

now, the Group has confined Its 

as there 

Ottan, appwenth/by •tfWkt pelMa. 

your pbuHt" he asked. 

•cavities to readings for smaU 

tte AAsuttc and 

OTuldbeno about his plans. 

Ctopper tuskc and ttmnostatt in- 

At file last Qmmlssion election 

ggaps- and jdmlliiu- semi-public 

bat 4t*AtBadttsaiK jj,,, .,*• 

Blanbam of the local Democratic 

•MMin the new Ml sb school m 

Stretch, opposed by another Demo- 

••* mvanni HOCK 

organHatkn, of which Stretch Is the 

Wot av, were reported stolen. 

Mt In this QOP-orlented town, was 

•4 A I P stonsi 

leader, are pointing out ttat wltt ex- 

Two tow and wheels wie removed 

a low tWrd among tte 

Bert, Gftmn wUI direct and act 

m to Ospe May 

ception of Byt, Thomas C MeGrath. 

and stolen from a City tractor trailer 

asplrnnra far the h OOoBmusBton, 

Now. 

In the threeict comedy the vintage 

ire River to the 

ftHiiminii Q^gpnsTniiii frant mis 

parked at the boardwalk construction 

with nun Democrats registered, 

al which Is traced to the Broadway 

be was as- 

•He at 31st m, and the btach, Tne district, StrenA holds the highest and If no otter Democrats enter 

stage in the late ngp's. Griscom ia 

ln the Spencer E. Ughtcap thieves old removed two additional elective office of net Democrat. the lists In the next M 

not ]DBt a local bay seeking to make 

In Itt to jotcap 

served In the Army In the Kuro- wMa hut the theft was reported Stretch'. «rty bird move pleases Stretch should do better. 

- 

•I pflUce work when pnn Theater of Operation!. He held before the thieves returned to take the Danocnbi and Us stter sup- That fedora fe, in the ring. It's the 

M*o (once as a summer 

mem sway. Wie* ttajier waa haded 

properly of FUbMc Safety Director 

the ^mk of s^âsn^, 

with lumber for boardwalk deddng. 

D. ATtan StnMcb, and to said jm- 

Upon his return to dviUan life An artificial snowman used at 

terday. he's naMnc no bones about 

tigff^p dotted Us irmy oBv» dr«b Bert's Patio Snap, Weat av. and 3rd It may be 1M« Ps m 

•t,, to advwtta* akl equtpraejit WH 

md HIM kas tt, Ho« running for the, OwpinsafaH 

toppted into the street 

J theatre grouns. 

"tm. Bay Darttne - • IMM^ 

in little theatre. He has been 

show business for about 30 

mmtre In 

1 ' 

revolves •volves around die indlscretksst.WK'; 

an MttoFess who upon 

Weather, 

Tim* and 

1 

DM.UM

One P< theprtu- 

M at tlie scene 

ww to 

JUSt Dow badly gutted by flames tiM Conv»n- 

.jfon H*U waft. — Graloaw Photos. 

to transport K to its new loca- 

» Han bad side of the sew 

at £Ui st. 

_ dragged on giant 

_ dwn the beach and backed to 

•He M. ocmpled until Saturday's 

i l*e btsBdW waa extended in \ 

and some of the movtnE ap. 

rest rooms 

re-BBnwd the convention 

_ it rarely served as the 

—/of coMronaons. In recast years 

H I«J> been med by thp amual eon. 

af tbe "Youth fcr Christ" 

^T-__M| aad inr meetings of the 

Aâans (Mar of Mutual Protection. 

Si* DS gnat days as a fanfl for 

prSka] gathering* were over. It 

waa the starting point each year Ior 

feeboaidwalk Baby Parade, and in 

*—" *" given over 

TNI OCIAN tXTf 

jHonw Without Sewers 

To Get Service' - Hyland 

The Qtx JkfcaliWntlan. 

f«akttr but **afc to 

reacted j opt invjce prapttty nwnera 1»Trthia Bieer, Berwyn, Pa,, 

Oommittee heads named ttus week mittee at a meeting at her home on 

Mrs. Louis John, of Roanohe, Va., sion veil was held with a silk bow. 

sister of the bride, was the maid of 

are Mrs. John W. McNaUy, Atlantic Manday evening when discussion 

She carried an arrangement of rose* 

honor. Mrs, Carold Ann Dobra, of 

Cft ehainnan: hi M Mrs. Rb Robert cartered d on the list i of names to be 

and stephaiKjti*. 

Malvem, Fa., was bridesmaid, while 

Ordille, Cape Hay Count)- chairman; used for the invitation dinner dance. Sally Ann McCardeU, of Somers 

The bridal attendants wore floor 

Plaint, was junior bridesmaid. The 

length gowns of white linen featuring 

best man was William B. McCardeU, 

green sashes and back panels Their 

of Ssnsi iôist, orotlsSi* of 

headpiece* were matching green lin- Elementary School Reading groom. Ushers wse C Paul Me. 

en circlets with bows and veils, 

Ordell, Jr., and James L, Nic«es, 

For Her daughter's weddjiog Mrs. 

botti ot QtaU! aty. 

Sandberg chose a 

For P-T.A. Session 

coat over a bone iBBrmBTg diws 

The brrte was given in marriage 

trimmed In tarquoise,' the motKer If | IT. I . . . 

bji-bsr BtcM, Robert F. Pontlere, 

of the bridegroom wore a sapphire A progrnm on rending in our ele> 

sented to a panel of teachers, Serv- Die wore a gown of white pea de 

blue lace dross. 

mentary schools was presented at the 

ing on the panel were Mrs, Phyilta sole, floor Itrigth- with a scoop neck. 

FoUowinB the ceremony a recep. March meeting of the Ocean C 

Hover, Mis, Catherine Piper, Mrs Trie sleeves were loni, and the skii 

tion was held at the home of the Parent.Teaeher Association in the 

Ctara Qreenlee and Roland Driseoll, semi-bell. The chapel train was de- 

bride. The couple wUl make their OentasI av. School auditorium Thurs- 

Two other groups of teachers oretachable, and the illusion and Alen- 

home in Oeleveiand, Olio. 

day evening. 

sented Ides woJcri they felt would con lace clba\v-l«igtli veil carried a 

Hie bride Is a graduate of Haddon- In a departure from ttie usual for- 

be of help to parents in encouras ft-hite train of seeded pearU, For 

field Memorial lush School and Wilrnat of ttie meeHng, parents were 

children to become ^»d readers. her bouquet she carried a white orson 

College in Chambersburg. Ba, divided into groups of s« and each 

The buaneB meeting was ^mdu dud with baby white roses in c 

She was a Latin teacher at the Bryn group was instructed to devise after 

ed by Vice P*ealdait Mrs. William cade. 

ftfawr SdMOl in Baltimore. The brief discussion a question dealing 

Roadarmel in the abssice of Presi- The maid of honor wore a gown 

bridegroom is employed with NASA wiUi the reading program. 

dart Mrs. William Sharp. Mrs, Joel of powder blue satin, floor length 

Mott and Mrs. I. Leslie Lawrenee 

In Cleveland. 

These questions were thai pre. 

with elbow length sleeves, scoop neck 

volunteeied to serve on the nominat- and semi-beU sWrt, The headpiece 

ing committee for new officers, along was a matching blue organza bow. 

with Mrs. Qiarlea Schuck and George 

Communion Breakfast 

She wore a blue tinted shoulder veil. 

Bailey, nectiom wUl be at theHd 

carried baby reset with white 

April meeiing on Wednesday. April 

At Good Counsel Sun. 

carnations and baby breath in cas- 

14. The program for the next meet- cade. 

John Barbose, social studies in- 

Ira will be presented by Warren The bridesmaid wore a gown sJm. 

structor at Millville High School, wiU 

Miller and will feature the •:lemen- War to that of the maid of honor, 

be the guest speaker at the communtary 

school band aid orchestra. and for a bouquet carried a cascade 

ion breakfast at which tbe Holy 

The next executive board meeting of Hue carnations and ivory baby 

Name Society of Our Lady of Good 

will be Wednesday, April 7, at meroses 

and baby bream. The Junior 

Counsel wUl host on Sunday mom. The roster board In the maternity home ol Mrs. Sharp, »4B West av. bridesmaid wore blue saun with 

__ ward at Shore Memorial Hospital Attendance banners for the evening white organza puffed sleeves. The 

"loriety President Carmine Jiam- listed seven new names this week, were won by Miai Harriet Reardon's 

pletro ann announeed the breakfast will bve male and two female, first grade o* Central av. School and 

be served - in - the - parish ball at 40th — Snow, Ining ani Joanne tWilson), Mrs, Emma Warren's second grade 

st, and Central av. Immediately f* 34 Dogwool dr., Sorners Pdnt, a at fte Wedey av. SAool. 

lowing the S a,m. Mass in theboy, 

March 16, 

Sectlnger. James and Barbara 

20 500 

RESCUE tMAB BUSY 

Barbose, who also formerly was (Scull), JfS E, Meyran av,, Som. The run report for fte month of 

UP TO ?4 M O N T H i TO REPAY 

eoach of MUlvuie High School's foot- 

i boy, March 

ball teams, will talk on tbe topic 

Marie 

"History and Philosophy Of Com. RD1 Central av,, IJnwOod, a 

Cape May County Rescue Squad 

boy. 

showing a total of 

mimlsra''. > ' l^ March li. 

38 runs. Hie 

Jlampietro has issued a general RusseU and Euune (Riley), 

lnvitatiwi to the communion break- CWwick dr., toners Point, a 

fast, A number of parish woman Maren IB, 

are expected to be on hand to hearjj 

.f* 

Barbose speak. 

Assisting Jiampietro as a commit-' March M, 

i Na. an UMH marfa Iry RMH W all 

tee arranging the event are John M. Browne, 

Cavillc and Vincent Tridlco. 

1 Following a m « 

Han, tte couple left lor • I 

moon in Miami, Ha, Upon 

return, they will malie their Done 

at 7 W. ath st. For ber going-away 

outfit, the new Mrs. McQueen wore 

an aqua wosl suit with a white nuit 

blouse with a raffled front. She 

carried black acnssorH and a white 

orchid. 

The bride is a graduate of Oat 

Valley Htfi School in Malvern, Fa., 

and was employed as a secretary in 

a tJUe abstract office In West Omtm, 

Pa. The groom is a graduate of 

Ocean aty High School and operates 

a local service station. . 

i 

Trinity Church To Hoif 

Community Dinnmr Sat. 

MARMORA—Final plans are made 

tor the Community Dumer being 

sponsored by all the organizations of 

Trinity Methodist Church, The dinner 

will feature ham and the public 

breakdown lists 15 emergencies, IB ta invited to attend. Proceeds will 

transportations, five miscellaneous go toward the new Sunday School 

and two welfare. This totaled 669 Building Fund, 

miles and 122!4 man-hours. 

The dinner will be served Satur- 

*^' J«m«Jnd Joan (Fo- 

day (March 27) from 4:30 to 7 p. m. 

| «*>>. 100 3rd St., Ocean aty, a girl, 

a/t me elemeiitmry school. Take-out 

' March M 

GYMKHANA SATURDAY 

dtaners wUl be available, Mrs. Wal- 

Robert and Penelope PALERMO—A Gymkhana will Inter Peterson is general chairman of 

tBucks), U Mercer pi.. Ocean aty. held n Saturday (March 27) at the the affair. 

a boy, March 21. 

Pbnderosa Riding Stable, Palermo, 

Murray, Leslie and Mary (Mitch, Activities will begin at U a, m. and 

ell). 3030 Wot av., Unwond, a boy, is sponsored by the Ponderosa Pals 

March 23. 

441 Qub. 

ITURE •• BEDDING - FLOOR COVERINGS 

for Home 

Cottage 

Apartment 

r QUALnnr FURNITURE AT REASONABLE PRICES 

£* ASBURY AVMUI DiM 399-4040 

DAN'S 

Fresh 

Ocean Shad 

SEAFOOD 

itTH STREET AT 

•AT FRONT 

DIAL 

- FILET FLOUNDER 

BulterfUh - SM San - Porgies 

Whitofi.h - Shrimp - Clam. 

OYSTERS 

FRESH JERSEY LOBSTER 

OPEN ALL YEAR 'ROUND 

W« PMk r«ur Ftoh PIIRIIISM In IM iulfWaM to MfnawaM Mr 14 Haun 

W ro 10% mf drug IMOHM IS tmnmd 

faacfc fo research centers to dmvmlop 

new and better miracle drugs, Thi* h 

why the Him span and the acHvm yman 

of lltm both arm increasing. Dmpmnd on 

your druggist for rmllaUm drugs. 

H LTD HE 5 

CENTRAL PHARMACY 

ANNOUNCEMENT!! 

Under New Management 

BEAUTY CENTER SALON 

1141 ASBURY AVENUE 

' OCEAN CITY, »»W JERSEY 

Specializing in 

* HAIRCUTTING * PERMANENT* * COLORrNG 

W. Fwlur. Only Raputabl* Brands Soch m, 

Realistic, Helene Curtis and Duart

•5.- «^t .j.^ ^Sîsî 

****# 

The City of Iinwood opened 

«i ftjpta BJMI Oak sts. with a formal 

Here UBda Ashman, Miss linwood, 

**£»f*lriiMan ApMdag UM building forfttttle Inspection 

fljji the cfedieatioti Sunday. Assisting In the historic. 

tto AM'. SiKppard Joslin, pastor of Central 

*TT'*" and linwood Mayor George K. Francis, 

photo. _ . . . 

K W23 flaW VON 

M«rjsB..:I7or 23 

itane at ftta. J** Ota* ID A* 

bury av. 

.. • • • 

Women 1 Cab Scout I"ack 5B maertaK 7:30 

K 

Ota*. 

rir cj 

pjn. to 

*t «ntf 

Naton tMMcd HT. 

hD d 

8 p. 

right, 

vt VUUQBB 

J1BL 

Community Theatre's pnaestaflon 

• Association oi the Fin* 

ot "tm, Ifr Daiflw Daughter" 

Ptwbytnian Church meeantt. 8 

8 p. m. in the high school audlpjn. 

la tfc» Touft 

Crvic Ctqb covered < 

tfce BB@pesBaA iHBg 

SoropUmirt Onb M i £ isV 

• • • 

litU 

jn. In the Chatterbox. Mat MUad WaaeB'B Oub theotre pmrry, li» 

pan. 

Rottry AM uHtlns. 

the horoe o* Mrs. Harry 

3S Harbor id. 

r UDT AJ4. Lodge 171 mwtlne, 

7:30 pjn. 

RoCtuy Club dinner meeting, 6: IS 

p a to Prymoufli Inn. 

VMmfl- 

Wesley OaM of the First 

Methodist Church meeting, S pjn. 

• • • 

Ma's Lenten Prayer Breakfast. 7 

ajn. at Essig-s KestauranJ- 

• • • 

N«tom OauMU, DegnB of P»» 

hentas, I pja, la the American Le- 

Our Lady of Good Cbun»ei Holy 

N»me Sodety CbmmuntoD Brauc- 

ary 

.auit 

American Home D**artm«« of 

the CWony Club moettng. 8:30 

in the TouUi Ctnter. 

SAVE THRIFTWAY 

GAS STATION 

W, Slr^f and H«v« A 

A COMPLETE LINE OF 

QUAKER STATE OIL 

EXIDE BATTERIES * 

• # 

* * " • . . * 

CD MB*C»1 Self H* cJasa, i pjtt. 

tn CD bnlWraj. 

». 

* 

Confab 

SOMERS POINT — The CYO of 

m. Joseph's amrch met Monday 

evening in the church hall. 

Sue LaCasse, cultural chairman, 

announced the voUmteer service pro. 

gram at Hie Linwood Convalescent 

Center has met with the approval of 

the patients and staff and win con. 

time to be part of the CTfO activities. 

David Cawley, preaMetit, spoke of 

the forthcoming annual O¥O conventiott 

to be heM in Atlantic Qty 

on April 19. Delegates appointed 

from St. Joseph's CYO woe Michael 

Dillon and Barbara, VanLangen. 

The highlight of the convention 

will be the selection of a May queen 

from tte girls attending Nancy 

Kelly was elected a candidate from 

the St. Joseph's dub. 

Rev, Joseph T, Stoericin, moderator, 

and advisors Mis, Vincent 

Mere! and George Onufer thanked 

the members for their participation 

in me various CYO prorjets, and 

urged attendance at the CYO convmtion. 

Tne Bert meeting is listed for Man. 

day evening. April i, § pjn. in the 

1 W L 

X of C Duplicate Bridge game, 

8 pjn. in the PanzHaB BuiMtng, 

8th st. and Haven av. For plgylng 

reservatioos caU Harold MarsonU 

39&-27S2. 

• » * 

anfftaboard Qub And party, 7:30 

p.m. In the Recreation Hall. 

Op 

"Super-Right" Quality, BONELESS 

ROUND ROASTS - 

DOUBLE YOUR MONEY BACK 

STEAKS 

ON /1&P M MEATS IF YOU ARE NOT 

SATISFIED IN EVERY WAY! 

AIT ASF Sop.r RiaFit I M an »l«»r» »U a>Mi m menn>ka:l quanntah 

M Ihk -»«i w. wilt ,iv. ns DO1MLI YOUR MOMEY BACK M aur IBHI 

filb fB ptMH »s» In mMrt mm sn esUmatad S30.900 

>cted to pass through 

Ol tf'jflallajl Irt^ IDDna: 

> # Statoa and Can. 

f«dabUoMhBveb«MM 

IsclutMnB Gape May 

• New Jersey Resort 

1 Booth are aider 

1 A. Rodls, A»- 

' tho Onmty's De- 

: Affairs. He remarry 

Oevetanrl 

••« *»p«asja^ an ln- 

> Tmvel at the sea- 

•^•nt |hM many have 

" rjrWtoa the Jeraey 

femuner *M> 

Swtnseu 

Contractor 

eMTlftlOR 

WORK 

-1825 

ow 

PRINTING 

M.LTYHS 

FUT MRVICI 

QUALITY WORK 

la Car* • Mwfa MriM 

MtMi. PMMmalt 

GREETINGS 

HMIM, MM OH, N. J. 

DIAMONDS 

REMOUNTED 

OVIR 35 YEARS 

OF IXPiRIINCI 

UtUtaina 

til AMURY AVI, PH. MMVI 

City High School auditorium Saturday evening 

(March 27), Looking on here are Group 

mtmbeij (1, to r.) Miss Ruth Nevtas, M 

Edwin Pelfcay, Mri, Matthew Cairnes, Jr., 

and Mrs. John Devine,—Senior photo 

Scout. 4-H News 

tW 

*fer 7, iKcordhig to week and was turned over to Oecnn 

d wile, Ruth, Rembrandt Ot? poUee. fit Municipal Oourt ym~ 

, C, hurled stonm through terday he plsded guilty to the stone- 

i of hsr home on 7th stthrowing. 

Murddpul Magistrate 

rt ev. 

Franklin A. Kim gave him a 15-dny 

tumoa up In AUantli suspended senten«, 

l ard 

selling a color tclevUon he had taken 

lo his shop far reimLru, had Ms 

ensra postponed until Friday. 

Weattierby was remanded to Coun- 

Listed 

ty jail on a further charge of contempt 

of court. It was Mated he 

I rally has been sch^d. was in arrears an a support order 

r at Ocean City Recwntfon issued by die County court. 

j It was anrKxviccd Robert a Krokenberger, IS, of 

' br RerrnfitioD Goordinatjaf' Simpson av. near 11th «t.. and Airman 

Harold O, Baker, Std. %). Ma< 

E sturfem ot the resort tioned at tte PaJermo Air Base, ac- 

^ ôvnpM^ for ribtmB cused of fighttng near a limchstand 

• bi the competition which on 9th st., had their cases post- 

1 In the vicinity of 12thponed 

until Friday because BBke 

I te boardwalk. 

attorney was unable to appear in 

I that preliminary court yesterday. Krokenberger is 

i wili be staged on Sat-free 

In M0 bJdL Baker was re- 

L i^fi vy with ttie champkn- in OWBQF of mWtary, auttnri- 

> Itffid Mr TufB*>y, AprU 

J suspended the 

will be sectioned of Dlriekson P, LampWn, », 

, the Peewreii (8 to of AU.-uitic Qty, Jar 3D

V.*.a 

jk> came to. Ocean 

'and 91 yews av> 

air tte acaahore. Darby also mented 

tte But Industry, an Iran 

Ddry started In UU tr cousin 

of Stmw Lake. At first newspaper 

. _ i_ •_»_• m * • lii aftii âl} , 

Mortgage Loans 

• CONV^JTIONAl 

A- CONSTRUCTION 

CAPtMAYCOUHH 

NATIONAL BANK 

M914 , 1965 

I HBCT OOCTWH MORTGAGE LOAHS 

SEASHORE 

, BUILDING and LOAN 

I ASSOCIATION 

- - V/HW 

h* «M« " 

U I 

Ac hWory of 

• 3o»ey" 

x the •ppobtf- 

G. Hainn. ten 

th» Now 

IfMOHlTTI 

avertable 

M.00 

J PILIT OP 

1IM BAU 

mltun 

IA LA KINS 

•ROLE 

rWedfM 

terna 

tfflAK 

I Onions 

1*1,00 

POMELKTTK 

II la Klna 

RltM JEMMY 

It RIM 

bSauerkraut 

NLLID CUUM 

stBil bun 

•1.00 

I tMOMTTI 

" tiunage 

IOIICKBN 

NBL1I 

M.00 

I Gravy 

OUII 

I Sauce 

$ 1.00 

''•'l«Q«Mt 

•npWI Wsl!»oo, II, cd Hivm av. near 

M% % M R «j|« | 

TWO ARE INJURED. Both driven win hurt slightly 

»lni» fill an tndalwiiiliailij 

In tbi* accident which occured on Route 9 la Somers Point 

W8ilace wu tflnaHy ot> when the auto in the.background enmsed over into the 

durgo ot brealdng; and aMrtina at wrong laM of trafflc. — Martin Photo. 

the Chattatos RMtwinux, 9th M, 

and CsotoaJ »v. There, «riy cm 

Two Drivers Hurt 

Oiri»traa» mondag pouoe mid h* 

In Rout* 9 Crash 

In Jail on default «f baU on thin Parkway Nixes SOMERS WOBTt — Tyro Bengal 

hanje, polke and county datoettvw 

wen Injured Saturday in a head-on 

impiicalsd Mm in two «rlkr caper.. 

colHxkn of autanobtl on Haute 9 

On Oirlrtjna» Eve, pollse said Wat New Cape Exits where it ttttenaets fee Ocean 

teas broke into tt» boos of Donsld 

Sonwn Point GoU Course here. 

Oaitland at MS W«lny av. TheWOODBRIDGE, 

N. J, — Execu- 

Gsrtlanda were in Horlda. Wallace 

tbrn Acelia bnieiari, 20, of Mays 

tive Director D, Louis Tond, si the 

OoUwJ itJBMtU to vUuabki lnciudliig 

Landing. *u sdmltted to Bore Me- 

New Jeney Highway Aulnority. re- 

• pair of blnoculari, a aunera, and 

morial IbspitBl for observation of 

port, Oat a special 

a watch. 

Utfufafc James EnnU, of 301 Hflinra 

study found proposed northbound 

Some 10 d»y» before, the poltoe al- 

av., IJnwood, was treated at the 

cduj for the Garten State Purkway 

to cbaretd, Wallace accotttd an eld- 

aaspKai where nine *tilche* were 

in Qipe May County were not leas. 

erly wmhan in an alley olf Sth st. 

required to ckw a head wound. 

Ue and could not be built im- 

tween am|»m and Haven BVS. He 

Accoiding to Bomers Point poJJce, 

mediately. 

Mole n.71 Ipom tho woman'! puns 

i' or LIUHLJ over on the wrong 

and fled. 

He promised, however, that in thear. 

of the highway crushing into 

Hl» victim was taken to ante whole the proposals—involving con- Mrs. Bameistrs vehicle on a curve 

emortel Hospttal where she wasstruction 

of Parkway ejdt nunps m tte road. 

treated for a broken arm and cut* at Interchanges 4, 6 and 17-would Police Issued a violations mmraons 

and bruises of the face and Up, be re-«tudled u soon as traffic to Ennjs, 

TWO other men wen involved In from tte Cape May-Lewes Ferry 

Wallaces earlier advenluns. police develop* to a greater extent than 

saJd. 

presently Indicated. 

Youth Corps Opening* 

The Executive Director noted that 

the proposal lor a Mrtibaund exit Lilted for Local Area 

at Interchange 4 cnanegane; with The State Fjtiplqymn* Service Of- 

the WUdwoad Hvd. was the closest fice in Atlantic City is now recruiting 

PAINTING Hie to feasibility of the three, and said youth asm II through 21 for fhe 

the Authority would re-enamioe the State Neighborhood Youth Corps. 

TOWN 

traltk- picture there In the Spring According to Manager Jama U 

of jiejEt year. 

Dugsm, openings ciist tor U youos 

with PHIL TURNER The findings of the Authority's who are out of school, unemployed 

130,000 engineering study initiated and who are memnas of 

1363 were personally presented with camings of Use* than H.O00 per 

See real live theater! Qntaln In advance d by b Mr. M TonU to mem- ]/mr. In addiHnn. the yaelm must 

Use tat th@ comeey dissa "H bers of file Ape May County Board be raidents of nearly rural areas. 

Ujr Darling Daughter", ta 8:30 of FreehoJders and mayor* nt arts It to expected that these >-c»jths will 

p.m., Saturday at the high school localities at a meeting beU last Fri- be engaged (or conervatkn work at 

andttnrlnm. The play is uiiiiilnl day in Beosley-8 Print tte OprWn aty>Tuctebae anno 

by the Ocean aty Oaaununity Mr, TonU told the group w flat the PMBW, Their rags wOl be team 

Theatre Group—«01 of them dyedw study showed northbound exit atlSLS to tLS per hour, with tte 

Ia4»wool thfrtans Don't mls» Interchange 6 leading to North work Luting lor M weeks, with 

fhe show. You'll get a nal bang WUdwood would not produce enough provision for farther training and 

out of it Save Saturday night for Income ftom a 10 eenot toll to cover 

Free bu* transportation win be pnj- 

OC31S 

and opcraUng such a new ramp 

# • • 

inteTrartod youths are urgnl to con 

A ITp af H* Tkw Tafpsr 

tact tte State Employment Service: 

The IntenOisuge 17 tnmafl for, Office at Stt^M and to ask for Mr. 

i aty also would not. 

1%'Swrjsf. ^ 

on tte baste of 

cents tnU than, the Anttnruy official 

advised. 

Mr. Tonll stressed that the Geseral 

Engineering Consultants who 

made the •tody for the Autf*wiry 

had nrajBMea Ferry baffle figures 

Anyhow, our O& fatten say with full soBEideratiaB for the faihar 

some day we will have a swefl strike and other operating difficult- 

new building in Us pUce. Good ' its which plagued me Delaware 

also good to know! Bay crossing service in Its initial 

that plans will be made ouetully, I year. The Ferry started service last 

IWs summer temportry arnmge- I July. 

menu will nUn can at things. I He also explained that under Its 

agreement with the purchasers of 

So far Spring hasn't Bvcd up to j bonds issued to finance Parwsy con- 

her reputation—but any d

W 

i.** ^ 

fc. •? 

CA&b 

1 aHfiSi?^ 4 -^ 

UQUOR 

STORE 

34TH STREET 

IF ITS 

HAVE IT. 

399-35% 

OXYOKW 

REXALL 

1c SALE 

STARTS APRIL Irt 

10 BIG DAYS 

MMMdoawmwutr 

BAR 

OPEN DAILY 

7a.m. -2 am. 

HtfHt4lk 

Dial 399-9851 

OnThattda 

33 B*ANDS Of BBH1 

AM SB ymn, ni 

of MM Qesan Oty 

Oub. the Ocean CMy Flodlla 

of tte Out Gourd Anmiary, and 

the mm/km Oamtn Club. 

MfMs are • m. Winiam R. 

of PhltadeipWa; a daughter, lbs, 

DurotivH. ROTOTA, glBM^^W 

a Ms, Mrs. Guy Lee, of Miami, 

Ftou: three granddiildrat and sewn 

«N*M CITY 

Lagoon Resort 

Set Near Point 

^ ^ • ceupfe 

of raoteta, a ^ « | omfer —1 • 

Mgh-ri»e .partook EH 

tte sas*Mai of as On "i 

Icr resident, ix planted i v.iiov 

te Harbor TowMttp. 

The J3 million prcject, which vrili 

lilii orevand-a^jalf-raifc- fcaiiagp 

os Hie inias l^^DM^Sngpsft rud* 

the brain child of John & Bleakley, 

wine summer home U on Aberdin 

nL In, BleakJey heads tte 

qy Development organka 

which i» eumntly engagai in W 

nine a new shopping «n»?r »J Cherry 

MB. and has just fompletfd two 

new iMftWmHal developments in that 

Bleakley-s plan, backed up by mapand 

specifications, baa win tte tent* 

Uve approval of tte Is Ksrtor 

TMvrsUp Piaiming Board and is CT 

pected to (jain official approval of 

th# TUwuiHp G2IJiriyit£0 siistly. 

The Rar, Wmtam R. Alien, pas. "AU our lota »ill be lagewfraif 

tor of (he First Presbyterian Church tats," BleaMnr explained. He sud 

of Ocean Oty, oflMnted at tte serv- that his plus,call for the nnKrue. 

ice in the Chester J. Wlmbcrg tton of high das reMeixem, many 

Funeral Home, SU Astjury av. Inof 

which «ouM serve as sunnier 

terment ins tn Laurel Memorial boms. 

Park. Mays Landing. 

Bleakk-y. who has sunraered in 

Ocean Qty for many years, icid thf 

Manning Board members he srJertrt 

Mrs. Leooarda P. Nudo the waterfront, site within the Toa-n-' 

A Solemn Requiem Mass w ship limite because of its stiaiepe' 

Of Monday in St. Francis Assisi location between Ocean Qly and 

Church. SfringOdd, ^, tor IBs, 

Letmarda (Lena) Pinto Nutlo, of 414 

Sth St.. who died suddenly tort week 

in Lake Worth, Fla. 

Mrs. Nndo lad been a resident 

ken since 1927. She tins Hie wife of 

Michael Nudo, for many yean opentor 

c£ s bBrbershop here. 

Also surviving are a daughter, 

Us, Camela Heill of Springfield: 

Mrs. Rdse Clements, of Bart Aurora, 

N.Y., and four grandchildren. 

! 

Atlantic my. 

•We wouldn't anticipate such a big : 

unciertaWng If m didn't see this area 

as having one of the greatest growth , 

potentials in tte State of Nnv J.:rsey," 

Bleakley explained. I 

SOMERS 

ware conducted Monday afternoon for 

Mrs. Efeae E. Gray, of 23 Annie av-. 

KM dial last T»iursilaji ia i n 

Memorial Hospital. 

Mrs, Gray was a native of Phila. 

delphia and bad made her home in 

ners Point fop 17 years, 

urvivors include her husband. ( 

Woodrow: see soa, James M. Oollett. i 

of Shiiron [fill. Fa,; and three grand-1 

sens, _ _ I 

The Rev diaries Rinck. pastor of j 

Grace LUntran Chnrch, officiated u I 

tte MfvieB, Burial was in Pleasantville 

Cemetery. j 

Local Police Grads | 

Of SM Girt Academy 

Recently appointed Ocean Oty pa- • 

Heesnen Richard B. Goss and Charity 

C Lovetand will be graduated Friday' 

from the Mtn State PoUce Academy' 

class at Sen Girt. 

The two local policemen will be* 

among 52 policemen handed diplomas i 

by State Polke Lt, Harold G. SesDer. i 

Police Academy commandant- j 

Lovetand was honored by his fe>.| 

John J. Thompson 

John J. Thompson, of Philadelphia, 

formerly at Ocean Qty- died March 

M at BnKsJa Medial tetter. Ifc 

•y* 

Sur\ii.inK are his wife, Rosalie; low students who chose Mm as class j j 

tan daughters. Mrs. Rosalie Skid- President, i 

mate and MKS Marie Thunipson; hu The six-week ti-jtamfi enurse is' I 

! Ray Thompnn; the only one of its idnd in the Sate: j 

brother. Albert Thompson, of Ocean and has received national eosimcn-: 

ftree sisters and a grandson, j daUon. The only charge to the ran-! j 

FuneraJ services w«e conducted ; munlties sendinj men is BO to dp- , 

in rtUaoelpbia Bar* U, with in- [ fray the cast of the sra' and Sea tale Gty, 

_it: Grassy Sound, belwea Stone 

Harbor and North WUdwnd, 4 74; 

Kp IMMSH Ocean Oty and 

Lungport. t% IBdde Tnorofare, be> 

nm-en WHnwmd and Ope May. SJ7, 

and TowraaxT« Inlet behroen Avakm 

and Sea We City, 7m. 

attributed tte increased 

traffic on tte Span linldng Wildwood 

and Ape May to tte opening of the 

lerry line. He said there vac an 

g qf activity on this route 

aniing xne MHUHM* months. 

A—Pa you know your wile ti tefl- 

It nari «ta» you can't Matp 

m la doHMff 

B—Ibara iiotWog. I bought her 

ahofneand IaM keep her in that. 

Watches 

Clocks 

Rings 

Jewelry 

Watcft, 

AaH«w Clock 

SMITH JEWEffiS 

MMI ROAD, MARMORA 

DM W-3171 

TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY! 

SITUATION WANTED—EWeriy worn. 

S(i wants gafe o* SIRS!! apaftjnem 

I M or rooming home lor lum- 

Wnte Ba 287. Sim.. 

*12 

fOIMM HELP WdNTED — Trein 

with »Ep«ienee= steady, full 

lim« tfPBiovmtnl. liolt RMIfy, 

619 tttl StrHt. i-2i 

MAtE HELP WANTED— CjppwrtJf 

•irrtH. Franlt Fîs. 34C Stan 

R« y 39971*9. 13i 

WAKTED TO RBJT_* lin or O,,, 

••* to «Of« a HP. !!#.6§t3. Aak 

far Sh«l. Ciil -sek 4trt • w B, 

3-1S 

SALE—13 table foot 

f t good punnini Fla! 

cm* 

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"Yes, My Darling 

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THU.-FRI., APRIL 1 

•?«•!•{* 

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; tTARTINO SAT. 

kvelusi 

>Tte TWrd An- come from Oauvlew ReEknal 

i New Jeney Junior Mullica Hffl, Washington Ttownshlp 

FnrtiviU will be held in SewHl and Bridgetoo Junior High. 

I;15 p.m. ID Bridgcton Memben of the Festival Chorus 

Nine studenU bam came from as tar north as HigMs- 

School wUl parUci- towa and at far south as Wildwood. 

to IBD schools will be represtTited. 

I three years ago by the 

Students bam Dawes Avenue 

Ottml Director*- 

School who will be In the Chorus are 

concert has grown 

Randi CoUey, Karen Levlne, MnthUde 

•tte bom 100 to more 

P*^»ori, Corinne OMMS, William 

Iclpnting etudenb, Guest 

Dennis, Harry Mason. Alfred Juliana, 

this year's chorus is 

Mark Jackson and Dwight Hewitt. 

of PWnceton. Mrs, Sandra Miller is their musical 

with the festival idea instructress. 

several performing 

* Sooth Jersey area Ticket* arp available from 

I invited to render a fewchorus 

member and also will be said 

Tnls year the group* at the door. 

unittee Seeks Candidates 

Scout God-Country Award 

get more Scouts of Seouting to promote interest in the 

rr—< EWKapal. and Orthodox drive. The SeoutroMtere Round- 

M>«ry tor (he God and Country table, The EJtplorrj-« Roundtabie of 

' united ty the Pro. bolh Districts, alas the Dirtrici Com- 

'on Scouting mittee meetings and the mee+lng of 

oittoe met at «he home the Executive Board. Tin? Protestant 

1 A. Eichorst in LlnwooU, clergy wUl also be sJeHed by mail 

• V. Ftyl. dwlrman ol the M to tha aim of the drlw with full 

I prtUed. Htose poncnt iH&riHat$(in on iMw Ûs €93rl 

•tothfabova were Bruce nwnrd tt needed, the target date 

> «* Dnu dry. and Du> will be Boy Scout Sunday. Febnary 

» Itecuav* JMUOS V Rob-U. 

1MI. Whore It to Awed that 

~1 »dvtar to the commit. many ScouU will receive the Cod 

K B gaBiml n'-j? AWhv flVillk UMaf Pflfl~ 

tom to their napceUve dmrdies and 

j committee proposed 

(4 several {nwnliKat 

P* ISfW muinjfjis JPdMVf. 

v»rtouM danonunatioDt 

J|»y wUl be » «* *fr- Dlmon, 

~~~~i to conduct the Pro. 

' t th» Sprint Ounp- 

• nJ OUITM 

"Airt a hie difference 

the Wngi of old times and the Mngi 

now," 

"HaWa tmV 

OWMty Award, "In jDTflMr Mints the Idnw taed 

« the tiomnuttee w« to keep tab; now the fools ktep 

v»rl bnactn of flMBL" 

• htrWy NcbkM «xtwiak» 

ftytlCtbtf 

v 

Col. H«rbert,rosiard, Kiwairis dub presldent, 

and WUMam Berggoetz, of Cologne, 

Mafrict Lt. Governor. Below the Leprechauns 

who relied voice In Irish long. They 

•re (1. to r.) Michael Barnes, Michael Tel. 

•on, Dennis Calme*, John Huff, John Hendrtx, 

Michael Kline, John Sattleburger arid 

John Hood. Th« accompanist Is Mri, Joseph 

Barnes.—Senior photos. 

THE OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-tEDGf R 

Golden Age Club Schedules 

Annual Banquet On May 18 

Betty Diver, chairman of the18 

at 6 p.m. in FWrmaunt Dm. Car- 

OtUm Ate Club's annual banquet, dUE. TletatB will be available at the 

reported on plans lor the affair at anext 

meeting, April 6. 

meeting of tte dub beM last Tues- Three new members and me 

day in the Youth Onto. visitor* ware welcome]. New mem- 

The affair la gcheduled far Maybers 

ai« Mrs. Edna streaker and 

Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Turner. The 

visitors were Mrs. Hprence Kier- 

RUIMH D. lamed Is nan. Mrs. Elizabeth Christie, Mrs. 

Lee Funs, Mrs. Etta Pateraon. Mrs. 

Aboard USS O'Bannon Emma Dawson who ia vice president 

of the Bader Field Club. Mrs. 

MUdrcd Hettrieh who to pnnident 

at the Abaeon Goldea Age CJub. 

Vm CBANNOK (DCM50) CrTtT- 

NCl^Morfilnisfs Male mini dan 

Kuril D. Lamed, USf, an of Mr. 

and Mrs. Norman F Lnm«I. Sr., of 

5«8 Ocean HeiKhts av,, LJnwood, 

N, J.. M saving aboard tte destroyer 

USS OBannon in the Western Pacific 

with the U, -S. Swath Fleet, 

has been awarded the Armed Force* 

Bptttnqp MedaL 

Ht nwSvod the medal far porticl- 

(IttB in western pacific operation* 

ban January 2, 1365, to F*brtiory 

Mrs. Marion Hunter, chairman 

the Bewine ^roup, reported completion 

at IT triangular. 12 roll 

bandages and two sheets. These will 

bo given to the Cbpe May County 

Renew! Squad. 

It was reported that Walter Sbm 

and Mrs, nraUaaon are stfll 

12, aboard the CBannoo. 

Fotlowing the meeting Fin Chief 

The 0"Bannon is hnmeported in 

Fod Taccartno presented a talk on 

FMri Harbor. Hawaii, and is ached, 

fire prevention. Capt Earl Shaw 

tiled to return there about April 2. 

I by showing a Dim which laid 

emphasis on the cosfly results of 

neglect and carelesmess. 

Hottesss for the April meeOngs 

Women's Democrat Club will be Mrs. C Lndtner, Mrs. R. 

Mills. Mrs. N. Howell. Mrs. M. 

Enjoys Sf, Pat Party Dowall, Mrs. llunter astistcd by 

Members and guests of the Wo- 

hosts W. Shearer and W. GUforth. 

men's Roqsevelt Democratic Oubi 

enjoyed a St. Patrick's Day covered BsMinT SQUARE OMtCM 

dUi supper Wednesday evening, taut Finns have been announced by tte 

week, in the Eecreation Hsdl. TheCape 

May CouWy Rescue Squad lor 

door prtoe writ to Mrs. Mary Town, a benefit square dance to be hdd 

•end. 

May 15 at g pJn. in the squad home, 

n» nod meeting will be April f 3rd M. and Haven av, Jim Marshall 

at which time Mrs. Townsend and will be the culler. Tickets will be 

Mrs, Fanny Camp will be 

avaUaWe at local stares. 

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IN TIME OF TROUBLE WE ARE AS 

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SUccMMOTt to Ocean Qty'a lint Punetal Director 

PROGRAM SUST (Mar. SI) 

"WhatDMallMMii 

To B* 

•*-'• i?. 

It is uld of m certain friend of ouri that he wfBt offHu4m0»mi. 

Strange expreusicm, th*t! It can mean Oat a, panom had a mental BcMfcdown, 

or that he became a sort of fanatic; or itcajimeuviinply tldttlat tnttno 

interegted in one thimj to the exdosion'" i of ofttr importantmattcm. 

And tte very fart that our generation has coined 

such an idiom is indicative of the fart Oat WE aw •och 

tragedy every day. 

One of the vital contributiona of religion to life is 

Ita gift of balance. The knowledge of God helpa a roan 

see all else 1B its proper perspecti ve, 

la a day when millions are caught in turbulent 

erosscurrentB, faith points to the true center of existence 

., , worship steadies the mind and heart I 

IMM *.tr* ia.il 

TMs Swfes Is Mng PuUiAml Und f thm Sponnr+ip 

ARTHUR M. DaMARlS 

KlllHI _ |HMW 

106 AHanHc Av«. Mai 399-1233 

HANEY LLOYD CHATTTN 

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THE CAPE MAY COUNTY 

NATIONAL BANK 

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SELVAGN'S 

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SAMPSON and HAMAOA 

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SAVINGS* LOAN 

1001

4^4 

M ^ 

7«?«Sa 

P3$pw 4 ;« 

trimti 

iRAYJ 

?WNtjMia,ts* na.a) 

Wkft SAY thing! anyt 

H»atti. Assert, recite, 

u, rtttil thorn. 

tit, pwpftft do in soTtn of 

; aver acttulry SAYING them. 

Ider, note, inform, claim, 

, a&Bge, explain, contend, 

. . advise, reconv 

, pronounce, emph- 

ranches the 

a view, give one to 

point ttM «tJtf danger) in all this Is 

. pnaa has * darerent definition or mean-- 

, tor anmple, that a person has STATED, 

" hi. «&-tights to assume that he has 

Bttt inS ha» tot merely made a casual 

> afraid to let yodr 

New*. 

«rara; but oui if u ever in m j a.^ 

SAY it-plain «»iU«tai 

Third In State 

by O>» ! 

'«- 

sMp. In the otter relay if Ike «ay. I 

W&ffBmWBaâw dim I1VM Mi KM I 

Gonnan swam to third aim btmnrtl 

ID the 300?ard medley relay. »•*•• j_ 

saw ttrtMMiD* «er« BID L»m I Yearbook Staff Sonets 

ierty-s aeraiod m the io»*ard »••*>*• 

Becky Statth, MtUB, MeSher. 

man. Cant Jose*- Mary Carmrra, 

*M»£Wlh.Onny Se^tried, Cam* 

CattiE, Bffl Johnson. Kamy Krattenmafcer, 

Joe Gatew, RIek Bnnghurn. 

" DaMy, Sherril iHhrsff-n. Patu 

saw, JacqM Nicnbon, Lea Het- 

M Tsang, lintfe Hackney. LK 

SB, Blase Brown. Judy MM. 

DbMh Donos pmud. F*t 

Back, VJdde 

Wlen. Ann hM, 

fcfee Bang. Unda Ganary, Hi^b 

•Wrerw. Chris Benson, 

Kandant, 01m Barbour, LOUB m- 

B M Son Jacob. KJrfc Nevius, 

Qjy Ptetaaon. IBsc^ afason, Wry 

l*ootma-a. Bin Dougherty. Gary 

GO*. MB Moller, Jim Luris, FMn 

MBs3\ I^By MEAEB, Jobs Sov^, îe 

*TTi Itinai, Tag Bugxm. Ra>' FMUaa, 

ssB IB1. t^wfcins, cbapaane. 

Mora Seniors Receive 

College Acceptances 

Kwnntty Am hn« been mac 

Ocoin aiy IHgh School Madon acceptal 

at collega Umnadmt the 

Donald Barrett an accepted at 

Brt of nan Jersey aad Handr 

*fll be aMast to ltia^m 1M> 

^ .^ • •tadiA* ^m _-- - - 

• WV alBli^S Ifll ^n^SJB 

I*«i iiami ttavenity Rrturt 

Wr»aM «m b» ia Mek Tnfc S«ate 

Wii.J:fcijj_. i 

JtisifltiBB ^ efts i 

«» 

IAY HcOgg 

m ^ Students Porttdpoto 

»hn AMS T»M Pmgn 

merty JfOiCA) math lulaaj pro. 

gram with business math courses. 

A tsjuauiui M Ii 0vea and 

jS- -^--^^ ^^fc Bâ^^^^B^H =- J-^_^ S g M A - - — - » 

•jjrjags* s^î^s^s^^^^^^^ sâ^v^^^sv JUaf sv^âÊ^^^vE 

Kill he awarded eeitifleans, Mr. 

Prohaska is in charge of AMS spelt 

InB testing in his nilllliisi End 

classes. The not procedure as thst 

o* the matt toting wm he foBon 

The purpose B to meuurc • 

dents 1 aHUQr in areas of mftOi and 

ipclling and to help luaiJms cv-al- 

Fortntic LMgM To 

Install N*w Mfwba>r» 

The râttve^f yonss, oM ^^ a& ^ 

u Forensic League wJO. has* (ts; 

first official iMttlfttlnB eAerctm 

f Matory bo*, be tratted up tbf 

a weeafWaHaB 

U:0h X •»»*. «- - . 

of IBMBV, i-Mrt * ^ 

(Mlt* hi «• haB an* 

, 

CkUme 

Kacz- 

•dned by many oft 

marski on a 1 

Eas>oas 

of wbonajbad. aajRsJapt tb*y have proved tl loyalty to then- 

only had 15 minutas to gat opAd 

and daap. Thsy 

•at draMad, 

the Chapel without "popplo* pppg In" for 

Any OMlmt oVssfJslat, MMW, a ym. Vm> other fin* afler-acoool 

helper* are Anthony Allegretto aoi 

DiVwteAMsaOc Oar *» Mck opJotaDDWbL 

•tudoits fnsa AIMS.- Cbropleto with 

fti)J| taatanaâf aanas^ t 

tsaa, 4w/» iatlg«r JooraalMa pnv 

Our ssnond grade «ager-be«vers 

ure anxlAuMy prepuring tor the sci- 

the bua. 

ence lair of the near future. We 

have tftantEn 

After aratvins in New York, tha 

flitt fd» «%• fb» T»Jl HoW wner* 

lift aUdUbi attyaA. iUDuush for th» 

Woatjnart the itudenta toonfl their 

•ctWdwdwlonv Wdwdwo AMttJdvtablet thers 

"It's an Uny" 

and "There's 'only one ddosfet." 

The next chapter of their advent 

oraa deals with tfcejr subway 

The flnl tuM tb» student* attempe- 

•d to make tha Schlock Up from 

W hotel to OoluDibia Unlver»lty, 

nm M many crlai of "Where 

, «en*or dam ro«n- do I Bo" and 'Tni lost" Pat Lytla, 

rJtotaiian flds niondi Connie JenJdns, Ray Pwktaa, aj 

10< the Rotary Oub Mike Dhnon had the experience 

b hbi new rote, 

being la a stalled subway train si 

rush hour en Friday afternoon. Due 

I pill participate In Rotary to a power fellure, the doors werfc 

I and activities until hi locked and and the lights wm out. 

d by succeeding Junior Mawtvetr, a great daal ot fte time 

another high school pent In New Tork m detWed to 

I to be nvned. 

Hltemting lectures and meetings at 

Columbia University. Junior Jaclde 

Nicholson fitaoawl the letflngs of 

the whoie group: "Tbey were very 

erfflghfanlng. I learner) a lot" The 

io-Round op at6en*d leetnres by such outperaonalitle* 

Edwin 

Have a. little Newman, of tmc MM Our BMM- 

, Robby! tMarca 

^q^? W^B iHSHisen sy 

bike! . Mop 

place la |& dâJflB. 

; Itt bouse Bot/« 

FoOowine tbair hard days of cort- 

I if Hjuqpt, acoording to fcrence* and the like, the student* 

d! . Be*, j 

relaxed In the evening by going ant 

fpbto Bob . Suzy Coc- 

on the town. Some Of their activities 

^.^Diarol! , . . ObWUOe! 

Pif^flffij ffQMBE »s^ IE^ ^^^j|^tf •Qfl^n>sl 

then there's "Twitting 

. Wake up little Susie! "GoMen Boy", gning to see the 

Ill do me Jimbo Jump . , . movie 'My Fair Lady" aa wefl aa 

I you throw that gum, "Mary Pttppint". and attending Radio 

aty Music Hall. ACM attending a 

'movie or show, the students rahMd 

1 gress oi the moon as Jt goes through 

its monthly cycle. 

Our world 

grass teed and are 

Wna: day by day the progress 

«he Brass te maimaj Kathleen 

I* busy growing corn Itends, 

• thebsa Bflksdlu hi growing i 

sweet potato vine. 

Gregory Heenan «nd Robert Me- 

Laughiin get A^tlul tor the way 

their ehai** I* done wry day. CVnthta 

Jonnson M oor daxs Hbrartan. 

It is QatUa's Job to a* that me 

: on tJDe and In 

THIRD MIA0I 

•Mar Praams U M I 

This week third grader* have tindenahgn 

a prolect to promote interest 

in food nndmg. To sispport their 

encouratfement, they haw 

upon may booldand Men*. The 

cMMren purtieipetinK pK m voted byy 

the t They disptayed good taste 

in n^^ 

thrill hl es. T^se

»'*-. 

mac *«*fttaii Chun*. Attity 

ttfe s t a t i n g m h ) 

|i,? 

Going to 

ToB* 

' DUTY. Lodgto DelCorio (left) and William Sharp 

apear to be enjoying ttaeir stint at tbf skillet. The pur are 

taking their turn at cooking duties for the Lenten Break- 

M^ZUrteZj£&*tt'S£ftiZ»EZ R^resen^ ft toor S«J 

! ffiir GOVT BOOK OFFWED 

ID HAIO OF HEMM6 

Wilhfi# 

NO. 53 

Post Offiw 

Boat 7347 

WnWnglon, D. C. 20013 

H 

Church AnnouncMiMntt 

%MafPMM WH ^"W * 

6-15 p. m.-CBle*nUeBl dnse*. 

7-30 p. DL—lather League. 

• • * 

BETHANY MHM0OKT 

M* nt. «•* Bill*"" •»• 

TMtaY (Tawriaayj- 

2 p. m—FfcUowstup Grcie. 

7 p. m.—Youth ChoiT rehcaraal 

fraaay 

9:45 a. TO —Own* School. 

11 a m_—Morning Worship 

7 30 p m.—Evening Service-. 

8 30 P. m.—Senior Choir rehearsal 

WttAiay— 

3-T0 p. m—Junior additional «es- 

3:30 p. m.—Primary aucKtional sessions. 

7:30 p. m.—Prayer meeting. 

LINWOOt> 

SEAVIEW MFTIST 

M Amtnc— Hlt Ort 

MS Smv r* 

Rev. Mart 1. OtaM, PtMr 

^v*m ^^ . ""i." 1 , lmc °V jeonomies Extension CouncU and Jersey Aiiembilies will meet March 

tte 4.H aubs, S in the home of PM Harry CottrUl, 

ttMueing the speaker at the U1S New ri - N U l n Ifisrfon Society, 

easing an 

In 

orthfl«. 

S^^S^nôiîK l: « «TL-Î*V "Win" be Mrs. Armngementt ato are being 

- - ^ S ^ > UPPER TOWMSHIP 

TRINITY METHOOIST 

** *" "•*• John ttvillîpresident o£ the made for a Ladies Assembly In this | 

rJ 

Oiuitfa of ATmnnrnijii. as 

•"•# 

fn ri «i_j ai A_ n.33 __it==! = = Urea All fesnalft mranhfre AF tbi ' I 

Onmdi, and at the i:83 gathering area- All female members of thi! Marman 

by Ifa. Paii Paul Wagner, Wapier, a member 

Artisans Me requested to attend a 

of. the CounciL Michael Subotich meeting April 12 in the American 

of «pnaoB makes men- pnnclpal, wfll weleaw a Umiied »**» HalL 

7:30 pjn,—Senior Choir practice. 

pao&le and 1st mnnbti' b of l interested i parent*. | Hans aim have been announced 1 

Mr. Lento has spoken to more far a skating party far all Jnnkr 4:30 to 7 

than 3,000 high school ujaemblies. members March 31 at 7:30 p.m. at by churvh ^nupg at etemeniary 

Sure leaving Wheaton College he the Ocean Qty SiatinB Rink. sdiooL 

has devoted his life to alertine n» next exeeuUve meeting of A* *^»tn 

1 people to the probleras of the gembly « will be Tuesday in the 7 a_m,—Men's Communion Break. 

MsL 

Kwan ft ament ML mi ASBURY AVDW 

day and especially to their pro- home of John Allen. Shady la, 

T*- Marmora. 

Mr. Lonie g talks appeal to young 

people and adnha alike. Those ofl — — 

high school and coUege age Uke him' m ,, _, _„. 

because be speaks their language SM ••!• Phone Office 

Building To Be 

i W SL^l ll Si^^^ ,Ê2' Hans t0 etpan(! a« Sea We Olj 

a Practical Mnôf wtat should mnmunity dial ottee *-ere annau. 

be done about present day youth ed today (Man* 25) by the New 

problems. 

Jesey Bell Te^poone Co. Work a 

sdirfukd to begin in early May, 

EOaaari 3. Revel!, of Ocean Qty, 

New Jersey BeU's eustonier relations 

mjunger in the area, said the building 

will he enlarged to meet the 

growing ewmnuniestiofis needs of 

Sea We Oty and vicinity. 

The building >* at Sea We Oly 

Is fort of New Jersey Bell's over-oil 

plant expansion program which B 

expected to mnfess till million 

throughout the state durins 1MB. 

ReveU sakJ. « «w. 

The building located on 43rd st 

near Landls av,, will be odended 27 

feet to the rear. 

The new seeUon win house additional 

dial ûipnient capable of 

handling niore man 2,TO new trta. 

phone êoiômei^ in the arts. The 

on&story red-brick dial office ear. 

rartly serves more than 1,600 telephone 

users in Sea. Me Qty and 

parts of Dennis Township, 

Guest-Apartment HeuM 

Group Approves 'Guide' 

Members of the Ocean aty Guest 

and Apartment House Amodatkwi at 

its inoeting this week approved the 

US edition of the Association's 

Ocean *k. Demonstrating the Jewelry 

wi-re Mm. Harold Hsmlltoo and 

Mrs, Walter Colberg. Guests Includ- 

»l Mr», Harry Shaw. Mrs, David 

• >

ana Hn. 

I pwriwn. 

. Ifenn An and Mrs. XocUear akp 

laoktncelyed • suver il bar for 100 hour* 

JFIdura w^n taken by 

Clan AIMUB Butom at the 

l UK* *psrds and 

U. S. Lady 

•s a door 

doar prizes wene 

with 

of ooCfee and take. 

the 

School News • Kyie. 

' mMic mêrviact, accom- 

UJe CfaSL 

In nine represent the Lords and 

of the OxBt. They include 

- Jfcdeevy, Randy Gurloft 

r Mrfntyns. Ifichde Fugce. Vir- 

Sniirb. Gwai WMliams. Michek- 

Marie Paul, Kevin 

and Richard Hart. Stand- 

at Aporor.l by IndU 

vMiul DUvmk (*IO) —developed by 

Hue Craw Md ihM SiWd, Tha Medical 

Society of W«» Jtney. andtha New jtrs^ 

rkKptW A»oci»t>on—1» aimed at con 

Jtnrim your money white making hospital 

lK(Ut». Mttable to you mof« quickly. 

AID ii intMided to make certain that ply. 

mint if made only for necessary hetpHal 

ttryt To giv» you an idea of the potential 

urine*, M ha^Ml abya ef the 283,149 

Mile Gran member* whs wm hospitaliied 

lust year had been reduced a single 

day, it MUM have saved $10,IOO,aob. 

nm w money out of.yaur pocket ê. 

cause your lubscription rstet are baâd 

pfl hotprtsl coiti and uMgt by those »ijb- 

•ciSxrt who fcatiTini VI, 

Th» AID Program ii fair, simple, and) demm 

tf pntKt tubKribcn. Hoipltals 

aatf fUcsWI«» now setting the wheel* In 

•notion for the tmplemerrlstion of the pro 

gram. Starting May 1, approval^ for 

Hw>M 

Blue Cross hosprtal benefits and Blue 

Shield benefits for medical can visits win 

be issued according to the dagnosis. 

The patient whose condition require! 

mora than the approved number of dayi 

will be covered (within the limit* of hit 

contract) only if the doctor completes t 

statement that additional days are medically 

required. Should a naUant Hy be 

yond the approved number of d»y* without 

such a statement by the doctor. ttM 

patient will be billed for the additional 

hospital care: benefit* for doctor visit* In 

medical CIN casts will be slmlUrly 

limited. 

The MD Program hai bean carefully dasigned 

to continue to gtn MibBrWeft 

and their famlllM the fuHest and finmt 

health care protection available in our 

state , . , Blue Cross and Blue Shield 

coverage. It will, at the same Una, be a 

big forward step in protecting the (ub. 

scribtr 1 ! investment In the Plans. 

BLUESWELO 

FOR OOCTO» mt-ym 

mmtritiatjjemy *MMI«ISut|lealPUflBlriawnnj«y 

HIWARK CAMDEN 

t 

AH»nMc CHy 

Br««Uay'« Mark** 

BrMhterrf RMI ItlM* 

iM nto a.. 

Chris' SMtaMf KMtaurant 

ChrUHan SciMW 

Cianfcowsiti Inuiranc* 

CaWm Lumbw Co. 

ConnoltMwr Shop* 

County ef Cap* May 

Coral S-Jldt 

Cormm«ri, Ed 

Coctallo Concrat* 

CraAHall 

P«r»'« taafood 

DauM's RaMaurMt 

D i d d 

A. W-lt-r A,, (He, 

Darby A«ancy 

Dnfa Hl Hanlwan 

Dot', Beauty Salon 

M*« Gardan Barftar Shop 

Iddla'i Sunocs Station 

Kiubath Hail 

Emi.', Barber Shop 

Ervin*'» Smok. Shop 

E H i Tha 

Fairway Pharmacy 

Pint MHMM Church 

Pint PfwtjytwlMt Churdt 

ForrMt Laundry 

PSfytn Mofuf Inn 

Prad'a Barter Shop 

Gill, Robert A—Builder 

WlUan's Pun Datfe 

WHIM'! TV 

Codfray-SmlHi Funeral Horn* 

Graingar Studioi 

Orent Co., W. T, 

Hregory't RettevraW} 

HaHamariM 

Haftor Ntua Marina 

Haton'i Bawty Safon 

HWonan't faafwd 

HAiagard'a BMHty SeUn 

HiH'Cla 

m 

HIM t P.aM4i 

Hobby Havan 

Holiday Harbor 

HorHw. Fruit A Prodvea 

Natal Fowntainviaw 

H«Ml Hantcotn 

Holy Trinity lpi|«apa| Church 

HoMi Boat Work* 

Hatwl, Motal A Rastiurant Atwc 

HwfhM Pharmacy 

Hyath 

I A I StyU Shop 

Idaal martMr Shop 

IdUwtld, Tha 

Jack'i Thriftway Station 

Jarnaa Manor 

MifHen'i Suatt Mouta 

Lawr«iK« Real Mate 

Laar't G«Mt Hovta 

L«Mni'i 

Lanax Suaat Hawa • 

d Convalescent Heme 

6l|der 

P 

a 

Wiston* «»•> Bttale 

]&P«rt Cleaners 

32ND ANNUAL PUBLICATION 

THE SENTINEL-LED6ERS 

SPRIM foiTion 

NOW IN PRODUCTIONI'j 

Tel! Your Summer Safes $H 

tQ 50,000 Prospective C 

oNi msft* p 

^:/W 

Duplicate Bridge 

Cub Scout rtck S, T:X p, m., 

elementary school. 

THe OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER 


ocuut crrr LANU 

ftafra iMHnwii Onl Loffl 

Thantagivtng Turkey*, 3, Eaater 

nto, Ii OoUeeq^ 3, Hallowe'en 

Pumpkins. 1; VatattHS, 3, Card^ J; 

GMnmaJ AnaeU, 4, Graduateu, 0. 

Hi«h tudhidUiU MriM, May Srolck, 

«. High Individual single, May 

Smick, 198. High Mm mztea, 

h.Tnk^Rlvir«, 1484. High Mam single, 

hHntoEtving, S16. 

I Roscb, 432. High Individual single, 

Carm RaKh, 171. High team geriea. 

Base*, 3571. High team single, Daffodil*, 

SOT. 

Standings: Rose*, 28-13; Daffodlla, 

23,17; tildes, 23-17; Fansle*. 21-19; 

Feontea, 20-20; Tulips, 19-21; Iris, 

14-26; Dm«fc», 12-28. 

SuDlvan's, 1521; Gtots/e-eOm, 1*32;' Prtnt Bowlin*. 

Wright. 14-22; Klker, 13-23. 11; WoodpHLhan, f. 

9 y Strikes, 3, BmdUv Hatters, 

1; Cbney'a Bar, 4, BflTa Martet, 

0; KaJ-s Bakery, 3, Cape Hay Qmnty 

Nanonal Bank, 1; Ocean Hfcbjhf* 

Inn. 3, Platfs Fbrniture, 1; Palermo 

Officers, 3. Fttlenno Airmen, 1; Con- 

JCANS GATHffll, ra# Men'i and 

ii Republican Clubj of Ocean Qty 

. jJned at a dinner dance at Vienna 

ton in Somfri Point last week. He 4 

the Men's Club; Mayor B Thomas Waldman, 

Mrs. Robert West, president of tne 

Women's Club, and State Senator Charles 

W. Sandman, speaker for the evening.— 

here are principals at toe affair. Left Senior photo. : 

are Robinson Chance, president of 

jllwell Chapter Delegates 

OAR Conference In Trenton 

I members of the Sarah StiMer, 

wuighters of the Amer. 

^dution, Bttendri the 7W 

j state eonterence ol Uw New 

f MR In ene*(%eiy If* fanmr'Corvette •' *a 

PALMER CHEVROLET & OLDSMOBILE, 

1119 ASBURY AVI, 

OCEANCITY 

r-'* 4 £31 

• K 

*? 

t >. 

- U

»«?. 

BAFT PUPltS. Three mmben of the 7-8-Y«ar Div- 

Mtft of Oa VTW Vottth League listens to pointers from 

CMK)I Frank PUeggL The leagues sponsored by the Fergu- 

Bort, VFW, Youth Cotomttee, is currently wind- 

17th ytmr $a a tutoring pound group for young 

y basketball players. More thin 100 boys play in 

Oft three league? which wwe conducted weekly on the 

OMiMtpllAn Hu toor. TTJB ntudents here are (1. to r.) Tony 

Qalanii, Leopard Foglio mad Pat Loyette.—Gratnger photo, 

VFW Leagues 

AHTBtU 

KSTMUTWHS 

CM. j, 

O* test paerfbte picd 

aouauViran TOOT TV 

1 "• *» •? BM 

tntesd 

ntm by the Job 

Mtnriee tuutmt. Free 

TV 

YELLOW 

CAB CO. 

PHOMf 

399-4^00 

'89 

MUSPRUL 

HYMOUIN 

• f* 

11-25; Rot Fl«*hea, 10-26. 

The destruction by fire of the 

Convention Mall last weekend left 

the VFW youth Ij-agiien temporarily 

Poirt Bowling, 4, Lovett Amps, 0; 

without pteylne; fadlitiee. Through 

the courtary of school authorities, the 

Ocean Qty Hjgh School gymnasium 

h*s fcetn offered for league play, 

w> toiti-j:, I 

Lany PaMiley tod the lien with 

eight points, aidtd nnd abetted by 

Mike Barnes wnh six and MU.E Mcenan 

-with flve Ftat Exchange, Billy 

Slrodtell hit four po)w» while jMden 

Richard added one. 

* • • 

•atar*, 11, nNH f 

Member* oE bob teams were not 

amrt of it, but they were playing 

te last VFW League BUM ever to 

be Iilayed on the Onvenrlai Hall 

court, home at the (ague far many 

year*. MH«e Monw was high seorer 

for the winners with sbc potato. 

Tommy Shaw and Mite DOB helped 

oot with fitM goal*. *Wle Doug Richarda 

hit a foul goal. For &*on 

Bowttng 

sw. 

sm 

Sanding.: Rujners. 3M8: *•»• 

gelo's, 29-1S; Stahitoo, 39-13; Hyatt, 

28-20; Cbaatal, MBi ntaer "C'. 

1MN SUM, mil t«W> 27- 

Dem 31*9; HUlUr, MMi 

Stair Wfanbog. MM; *•*. 

T" 2MS; afwev, n-ar 

4, IttMab, 1; Shockerg, 

3%, ^ t a H ; %am, 3, 

Bot ftam 1; BpmfaCT, 3, Sh 

; Markers, 3, Je*te, L 

High individual series, Mary Smlln, 

SOS, High indK-iduai single, Ruth 

Sbxopihire. 1M. Mî tEara scries. 

Crackerjacte, 1828. team single, 

StBtsfrajpi Shook*, MH • IBfc 

CraekBrjacfc», 2M3. H-Flyefs, 22 14; 

Spares, 20-16; Jattxa, 

Markers, 

1SU; Short Oroultn, 17-19; 

16-20; Poodlere, 12H-23H; flrebaUi. 

Miller Adjustm, 4, Point Barters, 

^ 3, Stiritt 

THFIELO MWLIMB CENTER 

••Oty Mind DiiitlM 

Grapefruit, 4, Peseta, 0; Pears, 

LtaK 0; Pineapples, 4, Oranges, 

Gram, 4, Lemons, 0: Plums, 4, 

OiBHaa, 0; 3trawherrla, 2H. Appta, 

Mj Bananas, 1. Tsagajnes, 2; 

Yatermekn, 2, Apricot*. 2. 

High individual strtea. (nnsd 

JOBS Reed, «81. and (moo) John 

Beaasn, Of. Wfr own scrtM, Maeapples, 

aOsB, High taam single, 

nwbertie*.. T08. 

CAR RENTALS 

and LEASING 

UMBCA! 

DAILY AS LOW AS 

»5 and 5* PER MILE 

IMMEDIATE DELIVERY 

If TOO OWN A NiW CAW, WE WILL 

WltiCHItfe! It AT f*A1K MAftKCT VAtUB. 

— BUSINESSMEN — PROFESSIONAL MfeN 

WNTAL 1W% TAX DBHICtll III 

Lemone, JMJ; Appbaa. 

SchoolboyJonM 

Listed In Annual Swim 

year*. GMd. aU«c and Inn 

fata 

«0-ywd amtjii It Guy 

_, CUff Beotte; 1, Dave M M 4, 

Ricky Atanaan. nme, 66-3 maxiM, 

3ft>yart taokcMke-4, Praiwn t, 

•acMei 3. Andrews; 4, WayBe Mae. 

barray. Time, M:9 MMat 

M«««l EMHMUke—1, BtegMK 

tructasl; 3, Dave Ayan; 4, Flbdck. 

Time, S44.aeaGBas. 

tutterfly — 1- Monroe; % 

3, LuFluer; 4, Struckea 

TJrne. 49.6 seconds. 

Gatd rrwdal Monroe, Jfi pqinta. 

Silver medal, StruckcU. 14 potatt, 

Bronie medal, Fiteick, T point*. 

A** 1) MJ I* Yaart 

90-yard froeatyte-l, Dan Monug- 

ShHfflln OR 

r««w« and Oonlp of 

ShutlMmard Club 

We art happy to report Uiai tfce 

Recreation Hail suffered no damage 

in last Saturday's flre which dag- 

troyed the OonvenUan Hall. Tomorrow 

right's pirty will be held at the 

" & and place. 

?£ 

ntafsa. II peMa. 

(MiDanMR 

MOW 

Hogan; 3, 

'iitn.9 wkmm, 

immMmUfAu I, DUmr. 1, 

Carey: 3. T^ccarino: 4, McGinley. 

Ime, 1:093 mlnutea. 

SOârd fcuterfly—), Carey. 3, UB> 

' ' $, Bob mie; 4, AIgan; 

3, Taccarlno; 4, Danaer. Time. 

i:» muajtaa. 

ipjilri Hsf il» Dicutta; S« Gold nMU, Cawy. 14 point*. SUver 

MaaMuR«y; t, IO1I*; 4 A*h- medal. Pmar, U fMMa. Bnn» 

16.6 uriBft 

Hogan. i point*. 

GoM M M Besstte, If fi %T am II Taara 

ttvar naAl, Benaon, U posits. •Nwd IMMiylB-l, HS LalfBrty; 

BTOPK taacM, MacMuway, 7 3, BlU Johnson; 3, Otto Ubtl 4, 

Af* II aae1 II Yarn 

UI Bratton. Time. «.l seconds. 

efLyard ftinroti 1. IU MMi SO-yard badslnks-l, LaOBrryt 3, 

2, John ilMrJi; 3, aSka Moarw; 4, Labs; t, Johneoo; 4, Bratton- nme, 

B*B LaaFleur. Una, 4U Hoonds LSL4 srinM. 

eo-yard^^ 6aela*rolB»-4, StmcheU; »yard brea.rtatroke-1, LaHerty; 2 

Momw; 3. ftoua Borwn; 4, Larry Labs; 3, Johnson; 4, Bratton. nine, 

BsUay, Time, §0.8 aesaajs, 1:M,8 miMM—i 

Vyud brWBtsUBkB-4, Ustwoa: 2, SO-yard taitterfly—1. Latterly; % 

Ttao, S0.t stands (new reoord—oM 

pool Ume 53.6 aecond.). 

GoM medal. Latferty, 30 pointe; 

Silver medal. Labs, 11 points. Bronze 

medal, JstaaaoB, 7 points. 

Teacher Leaves 

Township Staff 

LEGAL NOTICES 

COWCHTTE MPiUm 

OCCAM HMHWaT IMMU 

tte schedules wffl resume on the High individual sbtjjB, Hoy Law, 

h school court on March 31 and!«, 

High Individual single, Roy Law. 

April 1. 

200. High team scries. Faint Bawl- 

C M March M, ISM, 

# * t> 

:, 1833. High team single. 

Saaiad Mill tar eancnt* rw>ln 

The 12-15.Year Uiin was post- 

By H. PARKE BUUCIR 

fi vmHmtm iBmiiuiimnl partt 0 ftt 

•n biidtn (M an Ilia Admlniilr. 

poned to give league membam the Standings: Scibsl, M-16; anith, 

lion lulMlna M ni oeau Crty 

OppBKuUty to folltnvOcwm City High 16M; Bo»-lirej, 12-11; Miller. 1A 

The first day of spring was 

Longport irids* will bm taSfime by 

School's nmmrn to the fsuib tewy I; Lovett, UM44MI Baftov, BZ, 

a dismal one, with the Abominable U-C.p. May County Bride* Qvnrtnuiati 

in u» amsn at c»a Ma> 

championship tournament. 

w-Tiian stagin; what we hope will Court Houu, Naw hrMfLyM) J-06 

his final performance and forcing p. M, EutMi starMaM Tim.. *er{( 

(itttan, 

10. IMi, and th«. at MM Blaca, 

MMTW BhMaa 

the ghufflen to Indulge in card play- saassUbstu i»*>aakHaa«l anil etaaadi ilfaMl 

Atlantic Insurance, 4, Mayer 

M«f, ii, NWA, n 

ing and other forms of indoor amuse- Tha "Ofk cerni«u af np^Hna. 

Marino, 0; Conway Gulf, 4, Petal 

•Mi pnauauMpUy appnad msftaf. 

ment. 

Colony eased by FNEA In the 

•pprtnlni»t.ly MO Muara faat of 

Diner, 0; Fairway Pharmacy. 3, Baidosing 

minima of. ptay on a basket 

Last year trie flm day was bmo- esniirau Hnraaaa m ("in. eila 

,1, 

MB*, piara and nanny Backs on 

by Tim Tacearino, who led the vrfn- 

Etui, but the- next was literally a ^ ftrt^, and apprAlmatal? 10D 

i! 

nera with seven _polnts. Other Oil 

wastaout'' witfa nfiftheast wiDfe ssd 

ertpn, 371. High indlvWual Me, 

3 siai» ana hiam» ah iNa M> 

ody scorers lnauded John Andrew* 

pienty ot rain. 

SNwî FlfjipirtDB* 3§i, Hlgil taBQI 

mtMMfaBM Bulldina. and MaiMC 

with /our anrj R«itrjr PanhKy win. 2, 

I, Conway, 996. High team 

We welcome bach HcJcji Gabriel 

appmlrnriav 7J linaar faat 

donatol by Dr. Jultt th. M M af r>e>1.O. M. «»H-l«a4. Ml 

DOCK MASTER _ ta«N«n«M pra. 

farnd; and mMnfinanaa man for 

mimtm^' 

P. O. 

MAN IM OCEAN CITY 

Sfssm 

NH.f» WANTED 

PERSONALS 

Hun MOON 

)$$ZZ 

CLAt«imn» AD 

BRINGS RlSULTS 

FDR 

1213 A*burV AM. 

APPU 

REP 

21, 

Radio Senrfce 

CABIr€TS 

L1TI 

Taylor's 

owroom 

S Hardwar* Co. 

Atbury AVSIMM 

00, rawer Steer* 

{If, iedan 

LER Tr^ns. CHasaJe 

fj Is eheasa frBrrtl 

AIR 

, B^ntfard TransfrHs- 

RMIo £ Heater I7M 

UIHLU 

'. lagan. Auto. TMn% 

, Autom.Uc. Fall 

IMPALA 

I Cylinder, Auu. 

fransmlsslon. Radio 

.....,,,,, ,WSS 

OTHSB num. 

trtClALSl 

YER 

BLER* 

S2895 

«D Fill-larva Fill-lar 500 

*i ayfo, RAH. R 

11995 

SOMEONE SOMEWHERE NEEDS 

BUSINESS SERVICE 

m 

W. 1AM, 

NORTH 

7th A Bay M9.29M 

* CUSTOM* KITCHfNS 

* COUNTER TOM 

* FORMICA WORK 

WOOD OR MITAL 

d l d 

AUTOMOTIVI SERVICE 

SHH»PARDS 

AUTO SERVICE 

AUTMMOTIVI tlllVKI 

CLICTRICAL irni d 

•RAKJI 

WM« 

0rJaI'!r»M7M 

AUTOS FOR SALE 

ANTIQOI CAB _ Chamlat, I91B. 

S 1 ?"^ 1 "*- 11 "" **'••• 0* 1 lsS I aftar 7 P. M. 3.1S- 

DOOS, CATS, PITS 

EASTER SPECIAL—n.by Farakaala, 

FRENCH POODLES (or Quick sala. 

Thrai rninlaturas. Black. AKC r~latarad. 

warmad. Call 927 3222 »25 

4-1 

19 FT 1961 CENTUBY SKI DART 

109. six €rlingar Griur fnarine en- 

Una, mra lop, unvui cuckplt 

" ~. wlntariiaM, LsiraRa eutsrnailii 

up, ski taw bar, seat cushions, 

»riant condition. 1994tH. 

12 fT CEDAR BATEAU and trailer, 

(ISO, Can tn saan at 821 s 

Shore Road, Marmora, or Phone 

Jtiilm. 4.M 

WANTED 

WANTED TO BUY—Old or entiaue 

•uns, swerdi, knives, powder 

ffaiks, war aouyenirs, In any can. 

gitian alfrj aid eains anfl paper 

tlOfi of AMcrtHh Ins, Wai Mt4MB. 

tf 

REFINED, CONOEHIAL LADY, to 

share apartment, Rafarenee. Pali 

399-4831- 325 

CLASSIFliD AD 

BRINGS RlSULTS 


M FORD CwwrtiU*, 

auto, power atMr-ing 

and Iwriaa, «*H- 

$2695 

*41 FORD FaiH>n« 4dr., 

radte, iwtar. 

SI 595 

'M MHO PaMtMcib 

IMS 

MCCARTHY'S 

ITXTI raRKWAT •MTRAMCt 

AMATEUR 

FOR SALE 

PI»NQ_J»alnMl 

USED TV 

SETS 

GOOD CONDITION 

'25.00. 

TV SETS 

For Rent 

WEEK . MONTH 

SEASON 

SCHUFf EtfCTRH 

710 ASBURY AVI. 

DIAL 399-1242 

T/ie$e make idmel 

••com/ Mf • for 

yew home , 

COMBINATiON G.« Haater-Air en 

ditiîsf, Ganeral Electrie Wi 

conaitionina unit Ii (U ton, silt 

NATIONAL CASH RESISTER, Hotpaint 

deep fryer, 932 Simpson 

Ava, aftar 5 PM. 4-1 

TWIN BEDS, sarlnss and rrtattres* 

•as! HoUywoad bad, fuH slit, 

soring ana matressi 3 ch.irj, 2 

rnaple, I ptattorrri raker; TV. needs 

nsain night table: rag Total price 

SUM, tall SaBirday fram noon 

on. MOS Asbury Ave. 3 25 

DESK, mahogany Inn hole, IZS.QO; 

dinins ntorn table. Synfan^yfe 

style, also mahogany, §26,001 gnalr, 

old mahatany, $20.00. All perfaet 

condition. Sis porch seraens, wood, 

B9-.46" aaBran. 1M-IM4. 3,25 

7UN, COUCH, food candltien, wHti 

a!ip caver, raesonable priea. Good 

raaasn for aauins. M7>4llt, I 

ONE AUTOMATIC MAYTAO dothes 

washer. Woridnc order, fliOG, 

Mis one hlde-a-fead, Fransh Real 

Eatata. SftMM. tf 

QAB RANGE, bookssse, maple crib, 

platform maker, matal cablnaL 

high chair, atroilar, iofa and chair, 

Bruin table, nips, man's topcoat, 

Wie 42: Hollywood head Board, 1016 

Simpson A». 399 1159 Sti 

SINOER TREADLE Bawlnp Machine, 

axealiant eandiHan; Priscllli sew. 

Ing cabinet, portahle Mawriter, 

afflall larnps and shades, Vathroorn 

russ, nker hail ni«- bedspread, (ran 

til. takla. Call iii-OtJl- 349 

NIDAAaED WITH SUP 1 COVEB. 

Good condition, Ill.M. Phone 

3§94J01§. iti 

BU1I LUSTRE not only rMS carpets 

of sell but leaves pHe soft end 

lofty. Rant atestrlE shsmpaaar, SI. 

M,A*a, Paint Starea,^lne_ Ittk and 

Aakury AH. M9.M70. 3-15 


USED CARS 

UMMWMI! 

CUNLLACS 

.MIi|a)im 

•M flwa, Ma. f«*r. Air fma 

3STC!S£S 

••» Cwvolr Mania Club Cp flats 

•ai Pent. Bonn. HOT Cpa $14M 

•at f«ntlac aon. HOT sad SMM 

•» LaMana aa* CpavV-a «»at 

•Bt OWm M MOT Sad. Paw D M 

OCKfft 

LOTS FOR SALE < REAL ESTATE—SALE REAL ESTATE VLE 

in Gardafu, en rear 

•f nltm opan lot. 

HAGER 

REALTOR 

411 BaftaraM Road 

LAME FURNISHED Comer House, 

scrosa street fram aeean (Bra. 

tasted beach). Suitable for epartmerits, 

ablest house, ar bis family. 

RMrins to Florida. Phone Phlla, 

Pilgrim SitM. 4-S 

SACRIFICE FOR QUICK SALE—Two^ 

oadraem cotrsge In ieasley's 

Point, 13,800. It must be movad, 

we hava a M available within 300 

ft of present location- See Eaaslai 

Realty, 332 Atlantic Ave, 3f9-3M9, 

tf 

22nd St. RMtaurant 

and Dairy Bar 

«M LUMCHIOMETTK, 

FOUNTAIN. C* • • • •' " 

Urn Mf St. Miaam, ItstMl, 

M M i M 

ParMna, 

HILLMASS, RMltor 

14 ATLANTIC AVENUE 

TWOÂMILV— 

let noun it 

ttsres. 

atnat Section 

ee«L 1 badnom. 

DISPLAY 

Gallo Rambler 

S«rvlc* • Sato* - Part* 

•nd Bd Rri 

t t 

"'rtoiqprt.Ai.Mganileg 

Cap* May'£«wrt HBUM 

U22 

^^* Wf^F" v ffwi rar^Baa^v nv a ea 1 ^ a 

Two bedroom home with bath, ll< ' 

Prilled rffhL Call 399-4068 I blned, I 

if" 

a Tl-car carai 

jHflmflmt and 

RECOMafEHDED. nwMwi fumlaliad 

mated 2-IWIKWTI ranohar. 111. •wtTtMuraoTi} 

bath, bath, madam kltonan. luga livi living 

mom with dlnlnej dlnlnj area, nrai 

tor. 14 A&antlc 

Larn llat 

f 17.000. rxttricfT In BEE*Ltva 

Raanora. Sth and Wesley Ave. 

FOUR BEPRUUM furnished, heated 

coftest Oas fired forced hot airliving, 

dlnlra 

heat. Two minute walk to fine 

•leech. Open frant parch, livins other wioi 

roam, dln/ru mom. Kitchen, bath 

and a hair S11.O00 HI 

Realtor. 14 Mlantic Ava, 

OCEAN ciTr 

CHOICE CORNER LOT_eardeni, 

.(^rmray and Edinburgh Read, 

7CT«100'. sewar and water avail, 

able. Call for price and detaila. 

BEACH •LOCK Income Prop-ty 

Sill apertmants, 2 Bnjperties, 

Mustba sold tosettier at only I 

ill.000 eaî. fîeâr Briga 

•in aatn proper^. Eueliant in> I 

come. Ask far brochure. 

HARDENS HOME—Battenaa 

Near Yacht Club, Year raun 

haatad home, Uving roam, 

chan wrm dining mrmrn, Ma ' 

rooms, bea^sr ' garage. ' 

far twMamlly. 

WATERJUONT HOME — I —- 

New all^lastrle home an ll 

Ufoon ffont lot, 3 bedroom i| 

eonsiss of I»FJ» HvilK 

Mm flreplaca, bl. 

ashd asaîed aaraae, 

Wtchan, watl>tawall earl 

eluded, call far insi 

CENTRAL ROAD—Cor. 

Far ate daHtyauraatf r. 

floor: II viitg room. dlDlii 

Utchan, 3 bed 

flaon swasa, 

ficiency apartment. I 

YEAR BOUND HOME-, 

at pay Ava. Trsaa 1 

bath, etc. Heated, lij 

Aikini price 111400. f 

NORTH STHltT k 

Building lot 50.71 

ing price. 

•URY AVE. 

P Uwask. 

653 ASfRV AVE.—Large itare 

piu^ 74am apartment BoSi 

haatad wit oil hot water. Owner 

says set Price 112.500- will 

consider cfer- 

GUEST HiUSE—Sardens. Half 

block • baash. Five Bed. 

rooms, ^4 saîs, recreatfan 

room, e£. Heated, furnished. 

Excellent income. 

and Woods 

RtAL ESTATE 

226 Wast Avenue 

3994N0 

GUEST HOWE—Well located, many 

unusual nhDiias, euailani foHow- 

Ing, 10 badfeems, 7 baws. Make 

appolrninent today to Inspi 

iiSr Reator, 110 Ocean Ava. 3 

DUPLEX. 114.100 — Twe baoronma, 

living room, kitchen, bath, trnt 

two bedrooms, living rnoai, dining 

mom, kitchen! 2 lams. 0>rug< 

and heat. 25\- Station Read, Sr 

aspaintmant eaTl 927 2247. 3 25 

HOME IN THE OARDEHS—1 bed 

n»m». bath, living room, lllnjna 

room, kitchen Haeted Fumlahed: 

19300 wittl extra lot S10.900. 

Wager Real Eatate, 240 SftHrua 

ftojb 399-0960 ff 

CapNTRY HOME on 52 acre* "M" 

,Tarm land. Route 9. Texa*4l*e 

tttbhen, dinlna room, handaama 

stelrway. two brih^ bejraema mmlora, 

fWi hat water haat. Can VDT 

appolntmenL MkOuIre Aa*l|lcy. IM 

HEATED COTTAOE win 4 

2 tile bath,, full IMna 

Ina roam, kitchen and FtHHy laanij 

One double bedtoom eftd fW Vat* 

OA ftret ihj&r 2âr aarala 'wllh 

one bedroom ecertmrfnf ««*r -"—- 

CactHM hat Rooming; House " 

In ibo black. A ""'- 

Owner aria ooitalder 

flan. Na Dhon* Infom 

Bradfjnl, TteeHxir, 111 

aVOoif Course, 

and river In 

a lenea are 

LOVELY #veiiream Veer Bound 

Home /at Cbarlea Maca. W 

la'idiail aaraan extra perk- 

,„. JTcompbta HtmimalK In 

•" F Krlment Fumhjhe* *26/DQ0 

Hlllai 

Reeltor, 14 Atlantic Ave 

3-ZS 

US 3-Fsmlly Apartment. 4 

Ana, lu bems each Furn- 

J V/alklruj dletanca to haach 

f Hran. TLun* (17.000. Hllle- 

[ laanir, 14 Manttn Ave, 3 26 

NiW 

COTTAGE 

4141 ASBURY AVI, 

LhriM tM, Btatei *raa, 

KtMmn, TM NMWal 

Flr»t Fitar. EtoMrta Heat. 

tacaad Plaar BMHisieSi 

*14,200. 

Win. R. 

DOUGHERTY 

— REALTOR 

9127 WIST AVENUE 

TWO STORY COTTAQE. near bessh. 

Four bainoms and baui, Mua 

«tr> toilet, HUM and furnished, 

-J 1000 full price, D. V, adfM 

111 Atlantic Ave. 

COTTASE—Four bsdreams and MB) 

and a half, plus lat floor 2-beav 

room A ban aaartanent. Hat wattr 

haat in bom. Onaâr Brage. Near 

beach. tlf,eea. D. V Br»lfool 

ReaHar, 111 AHanUe Ava. 3-28 

able for eammarcial business la 

GARDEHS_Th-M badroams, maid's 

ATTRACTIVE—Sas 4431 Atbtiry AM. 

raslaenea. Can ka seen in op. j 

room.HJ b«Ui«, garaga. Near 

Trlraa t-droom ullpg. laeaud 

Men. Maka offer, c, MoSm n, 

bascn. Haaud, Fumlinad. A-l con- •USINEM 0PP0II11NIITV on e Kanaraus lat, penejM living 

ditlon. f24,OO0 Wenr Real EMau, 

BOATS FOR SALE Mfarda Pastry, 714 Asbury Ave. 240 Battersaa Road. 399-0960. tf AND COMMtKtlAL 

room. canonenM tumh piauina 

window. Just a alma's throw fram 

the Mash, we think you Mil like 

2 FURNISHED COTTAGES, 1 bad- QUEST HOUSE—Canter CHy. 12 IL Only $14,950 Ceil CbasW RaaRy 

OUTBOASD RUNABOUT, 14 ft ply WE NYMAN FOR GLASS, rjluing. roam!, b»lh. etc aaeh. Central. bednams, ri guartars, 2 Brancfi Ofnea, 4800 ' 

wood with 36 h p Evlnrude eUc ^ Mlrrars, Mate slais, furrinura tBE H 'seated. Only *9,Qoa. Drnrlch, eparBnems, Hasted. Psrtine 5 M9A7S4. 

trie start piut water skiis. |12S. aaat. euta tifwy ejass, Storm win Int. fesltors, BBi and Wasley Ave, ears. Eicalient incoran. AaproKi* 

Qall 199^^9. 4^ Qem raBalnM, maal and «— 

3-25 mately MHB. 

NEW MARINA new leaslnc bait 

HOTEL Baseh Blot*. U vams. OCEAN CITY HOMIS 

slips, saryiges in^luM do& mas. 

34 baths, ntchw and dining 

ier, elearisIM, water, bait * tackle OICVCLES FOB SALE AND SERVICE. 

mom far hausakiapiris, jabby 

.hop Far Information call 399 12S3 Alto Bteyclas for hi at the 2-BEDAOOM 

and &mm rasm. rjujnmelejy 

ar InSBait at Harber Haysa MMel 

•auiapad, aieeir-- • 

and Marina. 2nd St. and Say Ave, 

S-IANE dOWLIHG ALLEY M —cMI»it 

condition Automatic 

EASTER SUIT FOR A YOUNG LADV. 

ers. Haatad far ajiMar 

•Ue 14, want eaea: nraa avanin 

and eir.«flndnDnBd far 

~Mea. cm IIMSM aflar 1 Apartmant M a use. eaN 1m Intm 

and decriative brochure. 

SUMMER INCOME PfBDPfUtnr_Hv, 

aaaf&fiards plus E suest rooms. 

Camar laeatfan. Lab af oarfeins. 

Neer beach. This property Is Tn a 

mrg mmmstmf rantai area. It caniea 

hilrv fumfshed. One eperonent has 

heat, Why not sea It now? caastal 

R—ltj. 3|a Auentic Ave. «-H 

LOW COST INCOME PROPERTT— 

small earner's apertrnent olut 

two addttlanal aearbtiants win •»• 

duce Inaama to teas M warf •way 

from the door. M furnished art maka ._. . 

STORE * TWO APARTMENTS—AH 

are rented. Stara Is large. AH 

unRS are haatad. Ideal for any 

tradesman. Only»i4,Ipo.Wejl MM§ 

Invaatigatlng, Vaastal RaaKy, 332 

All.nUc Ava. »-2» 

RHAL #STAt«w 

NtOPUMONAL LOCATION 

M liar* SMN S 

r taut. 

S*!,500. 

Will flnanoa «S*V900. 

# 

0. AKeo Stfrtdt kt. 

—,nm 

NEW PUPUEX INCOME neÊRTY— 

7aUH*om aM tila WMpch, Hot 

SAVE SIQI pe ynuf own rus end 

Uf»ER TOWNSHIP YOU'RE INVITED TO INSKCT SIS 

upholstery deanins wittl Blua 

Surf naad In th. beautiful cuitone 

Lustra, Rant ejeEtrlc shampaaer $1, 

-jctlon, featurlnc iaima livins iavm 

CWOICF3UILDING LOTS, Scenic 

Phil Turner's faint Store, 711 As- 

with tlraplaBB, Aliuj roam, modern 

bury Ave. J9944M, 1 25 

spacisis, low, low uses, 16 UMtan,^ bedrooms, IM rjatda, 1 

REDUCED FOR QUICK SALE—Mod minutet from Ocean Crry beach. car nrasa. Ttiis is a lovely r 

em cosue, tll.MS, two blocks Call fordeUMs. 

In imy raspast. Drlva by ' 

SOFA iES, opens into double bad, from iaaî. 17th Street section, 

nan cell CSMtM RaaHy, ' 

MSOOi TV. 11" q. E console. Shan! Real Estate, 1708 AsBury Ava. MARMAA RANCH TYPE HOME 

t6S.oo sea this waakaiM sure, 137 

FHA approved. On earner lot, 

Ooaan Road. 399-4630. 1.21 

witn iatachad 2-car garage. DRIVE BY 5111 Aabury Ava. Maa. H 7,500—Eminent Q#rtwn« seeaon 

REAL INCOME PRODUCER. Quest Noysacon&ins living room, din. em dwallini wrn 4 extra l*raa near Yacht Etu£T^t real charm- 

REFRIGERATOR. Catdsaet, luann Homa and aparfjnamx, fumlshsd, Ing rairfi. kitchen. 3 aadraaens, in.nii.ni. lft bawn, 1 iiinrjuJj Ing home wM moe* haapinaBB far 

taed in sood condition, dean. heated. 3 apartments. IS guest g»th, yll bfts.4MT.Bnt with *ttr»C- insulaHd, Attraetiveiy fumishadi In you and your family, and If o 

good aBBwanca, M9.de, MS 3rdraoms, 

4 bans and powder mom. li tj AJU 

Etraat. Phone 199-4171. 3 25 Mrage. EsSniatad income SMOO. 

l 

•ualiant eondttian. Sltu.t. daubla desire and Ineame fra a 

M, near beach, CaU Caastal Raatty 

Only VJ2.00O DtBrich, Inc., Real- 117,5*0. 

- Ôfc* 4«0 A-H.ry *« 

, Mi and Wesley Ava. 141 FOLJRFAMILY— 

In load rspalr. All for 11MW-and 

ocean Avk, 

You wont know unless you wi It 

• - - 332 Atl.ntic ABB. BLUE HORIZONS. Whit. Cssped 

Waves end Tape in Income, MH. 

«t. aree b«»ch Modi- i • 

jS»-»ilii5 t 

at *2W»0. Act now! SM Marnaanj 

Realtor, SHi and Cksaan Ave, 341 

CLASSIFIED DISPLAY CLASSIFIED DISPLAY 

REAL 

FRENCH 

'ESTATE' 

WALESTATT: 

• CORNER • 

|by IOB flttNCH 

a-aUWNiWJm 

iST HOUSE—Ptymauth PIK« SAMENS DUFt£X UMN MACK, 

Baaraaani alus 3 aparBnanS. A1 eandlttM. 1st floor, ] bad. 

tal locaMtai. haar boardwalk. rooms, tile bail, twin tats in all 

bairnams, 2nl and Ird Rears, i 

bedroom., f iattis. !>ser aarile, 

lat floor heaM. lath «parLtt» 

TWO-BEDROOM—V..rlY,«12jOOO. NBW HO HOMEi — QARMNS. NS. Prl- 

' 

fumlahad far sraeious living In- 

Owner A^,B^ says Hue "SaH> '*Sa>k^ Fi Ivafy aaaan I n|a] play nama asan aaan 

eARDEM»_flAM COO COTTAGE— dudins dislwashar, washer = *and 

tMng in aieallant condition, Hie noon Driva down&jS-i« 

H 

3 badroams. S tJI. bath*, den. • er Eicilient Income. Listed 

belh, madam lulchen, separate 

laige living room with fireplace, ._J.SOO Eicluiln Win Reel Es- 

dining room, detached garage, Rve new hameifwSiMtasi aW* 

modem aMpben, na ronad hot airtate, 

£40 Bittarsee Road. 3994)960. 

storage areas, lias hat water I ara open for your Inipeahaat 

*17,«». Hlllegass. RReeltor. l 

tf 

fleet. FhunalnB available. 

^ large racreftlon norm 

14 AUanUc Ave. 

3 25 

JUST REDUCED FOR QUICK SALE! 

GARDEH1 NOME — Four bediaama. Five tedroom, 2!i bath> IMated JUST Lisreo — ti4.ooo.gs, 

IVi *"• *•*•. Furruahed Gas hot 

E 

home with two 3-bedroom abfert- eettage mraa yeara old, 4 

•tar haac. a-i otndlUon Finulaca. mentv f#r summer income. $25,000. bedrooms, caramlc tila ba^l- 

sprinkler ayMam Sanan. Listed Let your home pay lor Itself, till plua sawder rtaom, madam 

14,000. M S i r V 

39f-4i(8. 4-i kitchen, aluminum oombinatjon 

SS A •, us haat. 

Ôwnaf mavina to Florida. 

LAME RANCHER, J23.60O.00 

' Yau must laak at Sils PPDPerbif 

The racraatfan roam iaana 

af na pratMaat we have seen, 

ultr, madam alMfian, four baarooms, 

corner lacatian, Mat 

•Mad, aa *o hurry. 

BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE AND 

StVAMTE AfARTMENT — 

Want tody •nloywjl. llvlnl 

wm *h»t axtra Income eaarb 

ment 10 piy pirt of Wise 

COM*? Tha cattaaa la ana of 

twbattar owBh Four bain*sma 

(on. an Ma first floor), 

Mrs caramic Wa katns, ' 

MiMarae IMii. maaanw 

Bgnattlfcilon wnh all the modern 

tnmmlngB. corner loca- 

at fadyoB9 arj£a. 

mmmimm ATLANTIC 

HMM, 

•YHAT 

€01 

A LOT FDR 4 

'i-lî 

4E^.*-i--"=V •-•>• •-. i,^ ! 

9im*ie**£* 

tt*L39M1lt 

PHASE 

BoatUveiy no 

••**?* l 1 V, 

,- ' J -~ T*' 

L'> - 

'-.•'• -.^f»>*.

I*. 

r 

f 

f : ::i'- -W 

V 

t . •••• 

Title Drive 

d By WaiVs, 63-58 

Raida* vitfiln strAta* 

to Hrffc* imde »*«- the hotMina Warriors during 

«» *««(»(h Joey Oroup I early minute* of the nine 

Rawer scoring column with 

fold goals and es many foul 

womd not be. de-l jorA total of a points. This. 

w«s high *P either team for the eveof 

Cbecb Jn*d '•Dtde" 

viand the fame; 

aty-midwood hardcourt tnssle. 

Rick HoweO ftvwd the apple of 

Us dad-coach* eye as he kept the 

ATTENTION 

VETERANS, 

Their Friends 

and Families, 

Write Immediately to 

President Johnson, 

Your Congressman and 

U. S. Senators 

TESTING THE CLOSING 

of 31 VETERANS' HOSPITALS 

and INSTALLATIONS 

TJp M«Mge SJpnsored jy Cape May County 

17 points to thcu- trsdl- 

with 3:40 to go in the final period, 

Wildwood's brilliant Chuck James 

Mt a twin pointer to regain the pace 

for Wildttflod, but Rick Howell quick 

ly recovered the lead for his teem 

mates with a three-point play Harry 

iard came through for the Warriors 

to put the score back to 4MT, 

Wildwood. John Moore pushed Ocean 

in front again with a twinpointer. 

The Raiders with slightly 

more than one minute remaining in 

the game, put the ball in the ice box. 

At this paint, Hayward stole the 

ball, but fumbled it His teammate 

Jim Waicus recovered tbe loose ball, 

drove to his basket, and dropped a 

left-handed layup, With only seconds 

to go, Wildwood was out in front, 80- 

V, Moments later, Waicus went to 

the foul line for two free shots, made 

then) beta to put the Raiders under 

a three-point deficit with only 20 

seconds to go in Uie game. 

Back in possession of the ball, 

Randy Fox drew a foul and made it. 

The count was 52-50 with IS second! 

to go. Moments later. Howell pene. 

treted the Warrior defense for a successful 

layup shot, and the game was 

tied, S2S, With the dock ticking 

off, the Warriors got tm shots at the 

basket, missed both, and time ran 

out on the regulation game. 

Raider John Stuempfig started the 

overtime period with a spectacular 

jumpshot from a corner, and Ocean 

Qty was up 54-52 John Laudenslager 

increased the Ocean City margin a 

moment later when he converted two 

*>ul shots. Ocean Ory was in front 

5S&Z with 1:57 minutes to go to the 

final whistle. 

Hayward and Campbell sored 

^MILY-SIZE cu. FT. - w u, mmm 

*§!$£' 

REFRIGERATORS 

ONLY 

QUANTmES 

LIMITED 

for 127 

pounds of tan foodb plw a 

Ufl Mippry at unfraMn foods. 

AU No Frort Phlko systMn 

tf«M you bofh awtomatic dp. 

frort and automatic tampar. 

atur* tmttral. 


PHILCO AUTOMATIC 

WASHER 

Controls • 4 

% Automatic Soak jqyctes • Extra 

dfmbwtw exoewtve vibration 

SCHUFF 

710 Atbwy Av^ 

ELECTRIC 

Yo ° •» 399_1242 

THI OCEAN CITY SENTINBL4.ED6ER 

twin^wlnters to bring the Warrior? 

•breast the Raiders on the scorr 

__. OunpbeU then IbUowd with 

i4r« sucCRsaful tries at th • foul mark. 

" WHdwodd was up 58 >6. Fox hit | 

to balance the count with I 

left on the Ciook. Hny- I 

spUt the nets for Wilrhvood 

eight seeonds lenainlog, and , 

" a foul yoal to sold tlie Warri 

iront with thiw points, Wal 

ter added two foul (seals to 

RaidfTS out of vsch of the 

South Jenay Utle U» 

hope to parlay into tt state 

AifHmtHM 

Voo H«n 

CampbeU 

Hayvnrd 

*ueg!£2 

Stiutnpfic 

NOWMI .... 

WILDWOOD 

FD 

i 

Seen by quarters; 

A , 

V 

, Hiii RAIDERS OF OCHS. This is the basketball team 

which in th« recent state championship tournament dW 

Ocean City so proud. Front row, 1. to r., are M&mger Fnd 

Moyer, John Moore, Rick Howell, CoHMprtait Barry Banks. 

Howellmen 

it 14 20 IB 

Referee, Domville; iMbyih8li 

John Cranston |g Hsl 

To •ueknsll Frosi Five 

LEWKBURG, PA.-JohiQBMtQfi, 

of Ooean aiy, N. J.. haswmpletcd 

a srasin of compeUtlon with the 

Bucknell frertunan baakethll ieam 

which finMitd the year win an 84 

Craniton was the ftiurUj )mmm 

iooror for the BisiB cubs, avtragfcs 

U.9 prtnts ps- game. He aso averaged 

gix abounds per ouUnt. 

A graduate of Ocean City High 

School, Cranston is majoring In taisl. 

n«s administration at BudtnelL He 

to the son of Mr. and Mrs. *»!ii C 

Qanston, of 4M Ashury av 

Tlie art of living, ij Uie pnx-ess of 

lettng along with peeople you do 

not Uke. 

RffiBON WEWEHS —City kecreatlon 

Coordinator Don Pileggi Thurirfay staged 

a foul shooting contest for Plewie class 

basketball players on the Contrition Hall 

court. Hew Hleggl (right) presmte ribboni 

to the winners of the two divisions of the 

contest. The winners reading right to left 

County Mental Health 

MMffng On April 20 

TOe annual meeting of the Cam 

Jfty Oounv Maital Health AsBcla- 

«ioii wlU be held misday, April m, 

at the JYedioldeM Hoom in Court 

fcose Btn^ng, Qn# May Court 

HoiEe, at • p, m. 

The nwHng mi Mgmm the el«e. 

tot of offloeia tor the corning year, 

Hie Mate ol oHeas tnU y«r will 

open B new seat, thit a[ Mmd vice 

UTttMTTIi ARIA MEETING 

Members of the Ocean Oty Chapter 

jaycaNittss wiU journey to Wild, 

wood Monday evening (March 29) to 

attod an ana mtettag. The meet, 

tag Is aponsored by the Wildwood 

Jaycee-ettes, Mrs. Cart Singer president 

of the Ocean aty Chapter, is 

In dnige of local reservations. 

—~~~^--- ii i i 

OCEAN crnr 

BOAT SUPS 

FOR RENT! 

LIMITID MMMIlt ONLY 

HARBOR HOUSE 

MOTE-MARINA 

2ND and BAY AVENUE 

'TTiey are gianlJaUers!" 

This is the opinion Coach Fred 

"Dtide" KoweU holds for his 18W-6S 

edition of basketball Red Raiders. 

After an unimpressive regular season 

with 13 wins and eight losses, 

the Howellmen turned tigers and almost 

eompleieiy disrupted the dignity 

of the New Jereey State Intersdwlastie 

Athletic Association's 

hajiipionsliip tournament. 

WhUe Ocean Qly's record for the 

season may be somewhat unimpres- 

reputation when the Howellmen 

stuck their Jand in the Sjuth Jeraey 

Qroup One duimpionshlp barrel. The 

Raiders wci> not expected to survii-e 

the or ting round with Glass- 

DoroHigh irtool. 

Glflssbonj fofc fto teunwy Boor 

with an J»4 itaaa record and three 

starters luwmg ««f SLSS feet. The 

HoweUmen win their slx.fbot.minus 

squad sin^jiy xA-ran and out-hustled 

their tewerinfopponHits to upset the 

dope and ' 

from the recreation director are Donald 

Piloggi, Jr., and Terry Smiek, first place 

ribbons; Mike Sannino and John Motley, 

second place ribbons- Prank Unger and Jim 

Nicldes, third place ribbons, and Ed Hoiler, 

fourth place riblwn,—Grainger photo. 

Car Life 1 ! Annual Award for Engineering 

Excellence; soaring demand (retail 

orders up over 90%): it's developing into 

a great Mercury year. Now, all the "65 

Mercury needs for complete success u you! 

'SOr B -^' 

THI 

Co-captain Bandy Fax, John L»m 

Borrow, 1. to r, Coach Fred " 

John Stuempflg, Dave Beyel, Jim 

Anthony Washington, Manager Jim 

Season With Tourrn 

elsewhere on these pages, 

"Many teams of Ocean Qty's 

strengtli this year would have resigned 

themselves to a mediocre season 

mid.year." HoweU observed fol 

lowinB the Wildwood lo». "But these 

fellows stuck to their guns and work- 

ed hunl to 1 

sport funs 

ttAirnartient. 

"Tiiry're 

concluded wt 

voice. The ] 

wins and nki 

GOING Wl 

THE "PHIL EDWARDS' 

u HOBiE #/ Surf 

HAS TAKEN THE EAST COAST BY 

STOP (N and SEE WHY at 

I The Manatee Sea C 

NEW JEMCVS EXCLUSIVE DEALER FOR 

14th St. & Asbury Ave. 

COMING SOON 

SPECTACULAR SURFING 

In Ocean City 

see 

Hart, Schaffner and 

Marx Clothing 

Dobbs Hals 

Manhattan Shirts 

Nunn Bush Shoes 


MEN'S and BOYS' WEAR 

733 Atbuty Av.. Dial 3W-1934 

Open Friday Evenings 

success story: '65 Mercuiy 

Awarded 

year's top 

honor 

now in the Lincoln Contine 

« FMBUCT Of i 

(•' 

\jjr*y-T 

HT NEWS 

RADIO 

m tariHMl-LaJsar 

1400 KC, 9:55 a.m. 

:Grath Urges Hughes 

Lower Voting Age 

OCEAN CITY SENTINEEJ 

— Lowering' net, told lepartm that "Very frank- 

Telephony ;8 OCEAN CITY, NEW JERSEY, THURSDAY, ATRIL 1, 1065 

SALE 

»NY MOKER 

Freedom Shrine 

For New School 

The Exchange Quo of Ocean Og 

wtn instBli a Freedom Shrine in the 

tall ol the new elementary school 

building currently under construction 

at 19th st. and fay av, 

Ttw Freedom Shrine is BnaMonaHygumBured 

Exchange Club project 

wMoh prsvUM lor schools aU over 

the nation an Impressive display of 

eopl« of hMoric documents such a> 

the DedeRtton ol Independence. B1U 

of Rlaht. and dBuHar prlceles. leRHd« 

from the nation's founder.. 

Anthony E. Imbeot. former State 

Exchange Club president, reported on 

the progren of the local project at • 

meettaE of the Exchange Club Mon- 

Repave Streets 

Before June 1, 

Contractor Told 

Sewer Main Trenching 

Leaves Street* Rutted 

"wTshlB* won't do it-fiavJng wiU" 

—and responding to pleas of house, 

holders throughout the city that torn. 

p streets be put to right* by sum- 

mer, the Qty, in turn, has put the 

heat on a gewer contractor to repave 

strctls and got things in shape by 

Junr 1 

Property owners in a» Riviera seelion 

of town have complained at Oty 

Hall that summer renten have been 

discouraged tan inspecting their 

cottages and apartments wMeh lie 

virtually isolated by unfilled trenches 

or piles of dirt in the streets. 

The contractor doing the City's 

work is H, Burton HUot, of Newark, 

Delaware. He told the City Comniisa'oncns 

yesterday he would have 

thJnn back In shape by June 1 

This was the original target date 

for the operation of the munk-ipally 

eonstrueted sewer aystem. but it 

seemed likely yesterday that homeowners 

in a section of the Gardens 

and in the Riviera and Stoeco tracts 

may have to rely on septic tanks for 

a whUe longer, 

*r^ 

Temporary Commu 

Planned For Summer 

New Convention Half 

?m 

City Blue Law Appeal Faces 

Year's Delay In High Court^ 

TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER — Ocean dormitories for visiting college youths who 

y's Municipal Building at 9th st. and would be close to their favorite stamping 

' av.. a community fixture since 1914, grounds a block away at 9th St. and Cen- 

expected to endure forever. What tral. Then, tto sale or rent announcement 

nT Thus, Cameraman Bill Grainger's just might be an indication that the Wald- 

.,jraph will be no surplrise to tnoia man Administration plans a 100-story mu- 

i have learned to expect change and de- nicipal building on the other side of the 9th 

Or, a plan to self or rant City Hall st. bridge. Or, it might be — and this is a 

ht be simply evidence of the City'a in- reasonable supposition — that Cameraman 

to do-it-yourself urban renewal. Its Grainger got carried away. After all this is 

I floor might make a wonderful clam April 1 — and everybody knows what this 

, Id upper floors could be given over to means, 

H-Poverty 

ip To Meet 

Inc., will enter upon the 

in Cape May County next 

Ckpe Anti-Poverty 

will sponsor a Assoda- 

Tlie famous Sunday closing appeal 

case involving what tame to be 

known as the •contraband csinloloupe 

and the felonious Amen french fries' 

may account for the apparent lack 

of police activities on this issue in 

recent monlns. And the hearing of 

ttie appoil may be « year away. 

Frank a Bradky, y, M, , a pacer, p , of 

Atlantic av. near 1st 1 St., appealed 

Ms conviction in County Court last 

August He had been charged with 

the sale of the groceries on a summer 

Sunday In 1963. 

Police say they have been instructed 

to report Sunday law violations 

whenever}- they find then, and they 

ENLARGING FACILITIES 

do so. several officers aid this week. 

But no warrants for infractions of 

Hooking up hones to the newly in- the blue law ordinance Sf? have been 

stalled mains would interfere with the issued since the •ninum* of 1S63. 

flow of summertime traffic. Mayor Charles Nugent. Camden attorney, 

B, Thomas Waldman said yesterday who appealed to the Appellate Di- 

Local Bank Purchases the vital Uiine is ta get the streets vision of Superior Court on Bradtey 

paved and passable. Wishful think, 

tag won't accomplish the work. Paving- 

by the contactor, wttL 

Old Barrett Building ttantllile, the Ocean aty Sewer 

Lewis L. Barrett, owner of the 

Service Qx. which frill operate the 

Barrett Mid he expects to move 

long established printing Dim at 807new 

mpjaa under « lonti-purchase 

hi* equipment to H52 Asbury av. 

109 Asbury av., confirmed report* 

agreemert with the City, it enlarging 

which untfl recently «B occupied by tm tumt*. "Ms tathn 

yesterday that he had sold M* buUdmectinging 

to Tbe ope May Oxwty Natioinl 

i Kay Court Howe Mon% Bonk, «*• central office *irbk* k 

; to. Join in tbe all-out Mtof 

war against poverty pro. 

printing deparrmet* of the 

Juby President Johnson and the 

Ledger in the days when many news. 

In the Economic Oppor- OCS Erosion BotHm papers maintaLied general prljiling 

ot 19S1. 

departments. 

ting is called for 8 pjn. Television Newt Topic 

The ttiree«tary wooden building 

• Township High School Jtovles oi Ocean Qty's ended Bamrtt has occupied is one of the 

J on Main st, and represent- heaeiiet and of boardwalk recon- oldest in the city's central business 

I torn avic groups and public struction following the Atlantic district- OB itt front a plaque pro 

" i throuEhout the county are Morm of March 18K were part claims that, "The Ocean Oty Lodge 

I to attend, 

of a 1eli vixiun news proKram pro- 171, Free and Accepted Masons, was 

Inupow of OU»A, Inc., is the sented by WFIL-TV, Qiannel 3, constituted in this building on Feb. 

" 1 of an active citizens croup Monday nifiht. 

ruary », UB7." 

! a community action pro- Bio presentation, made by The Masons used the hudldinE ai 

» eliminate problems of pov- WFTMV newsman Don Angel, their meeting place until 1913 when 

i fte county. 

also showed current shots of they moved to a hall at the corner 

IJHI elected 13 trustess rep. jetty consmirtion at 13th and of 8th st. and Asbury av. 

various communities 15th st, Tlie proKKim had to do purchase of Barrett's 

tim county, Edward with the problem of beach ero- by The Cape May County NaUonal 

J.of Ocean aty, is n trustee. lion and beach reconstruction will be its second acquisition of land 

here and elsewhere along the adjacent to its main office (Holding 

coast. 

in resent months. 

Drivers Fined 

Last beeember 10 the bank announced 

the purchase of the old 

fie Court 

Four Youths Are Caught mberon Hotel at ith st. and Central 

av. and a 10-apartment brick bulld- 

Magistrate Pranklln A, After Wild Auto Chat* 

boused the 

of a number of traf. 

ing which at one time 

WOBB rases in Municipal A quartette of local teenagers were Ocean Qry . post . office The prop. 

held for LInwbod police Tuesday erlics are separated td ffrom 

the office 

' felnd Robf*ri J DuFre^no night when they were, apprehended 

building by a 15-foot wide public a! 

*) MominRikk" rd . guilty of here after a wild police chase in- 

ley. When the purchase was made 

. -***** violation nnd fined lum volving radio ears from Ocean City, 

public bank officials said they had 

• 16 costs. DuFresne wus In- 

no immediate plans for using the 

Somcrs Point, LInwood, Northticid 

to a minor accident. The 

land. 

and PIcasantviUe. 

f *hw, Mrs. Flon-nttr B. Todd, 

i* «T Bay av.. wns found not 

The boys, three of thorn 17 and one 

r of careless driving. 

18, hid been cruising throughout the 

~)l M. Mazritclli, Jr.. 19. of 200 

mainland area, according to police. 

• «v.. pleaded guilty to driving They expressed their distaste for 

" i hour In j zs-milt- zone the section by hurling logs through 

the windows of a Unwood house, 

the police added, 

I Wttponed the criminal case 

> youths accused of fighting w four were turned over to Un- 

Wl T to give one of the nl- wood, lite three juveniles will be 

Imtants, Robert Krokeri- dealt with in Atlantic County Jutime 

to obtain counsel. 

I advLinary is Harold O. 

venile Court. The fourth boy will 

20, an airman stationed Wee charges in linwood MutHdp.1 

Court. 

1 poncment of the case became of We The case bm^ht by the 

time consumed in obtaining wtata- flan never oeroe to i 

graphlc trantcripte of last •unni'i changes in the 

trial, and an earUer bearing before Anglemyer's objectkns to 

Municipal Magistrate FrankMn 110, Aaglemyer wa* killed last 

King, hto oftto said yesterday. bar Day ty an 

Kugait bsc ton aatMed to pre- near tbe parking Jot of the 

parme Bradky's defense by another Night dub on flu nad between this 

i lawyer. Edward A. rnBtemi city and __ 

Colbgan said yesterday he and Nu- Bradley is reported In Florida ior 

gent are opttnWe that the Superior the winter but is expeded to 

Court will reverse the deeiikm mode ys opes • loos nuroct wmitfi uie 

by Oounty Judge Georg* B. Fnitd*. next lew wedk*. So lu- in tha 

Colligan refused, however, to "ex- cetdingi agHintt Bradley. City Balkiplain 

how Nugent will present Bt«d- tor Jottoh E. DuBofa has imtcsentau 

ley's case. Asked when he emeuM, the CJty and he k expected to do 

the appeal wfll be heurd, nnHlrifc »o when the appeal Is In) in 9osaU, 

"It may be a year," " " 

The originat Sunday law, the famous 

ordinance 110, was voted out mm, um 

Of ejiistsiice at a special sêreodBS h M by the Qty In tbe i 

in May 19«. Its coratitotionaUty IwJ of all and ISO were the first ; 

been attacked by the Ocean aty Civic dace UfT. It M stated last i 

! Better Association led by H» •Mi Use confonrdnE to the pnhtHr 

A was farced to ask tat a dent, the late Harry Angtonyer. 

in the rictnJty of 20th st 

Another Oty official said this week 

believes mat tte target date of 

June 1 for provMlng sewH 1 Stoto OTs Orivtwoy 

Flare-Tossing Vandals At OC Info C«ft##r 

which, when fignted, 

warn motoriite of _ _ 

btdWine- 

UenB—wse pressed into service- as 

service in ssable substitutes fi,r Matabr p 

JosephR. 

the section of the Gardens and in cocktails Friday. 

cessful. 

tog State hjg 

Another road flan was 

the Stoeco and Riviera tractt was un- 

Mayor B. Thonuci Waldman aay- 

After dark, vandals cruising by against the window of a house at 

realistic.ing 

tne cxtnr lane to 

car in the vicinity of Bth st stole 335 E Atlantic blvi It todg*d in !he offkMly deigned i 

In its complaint to the SUM firm, 

window. id U d sey 32" ndj be cîprove4. 

made through an engineering firm, 

it Firemen also responded la the Quaiiiighfiiti said, however, the 

the City died "poor condition of Bend itsue Bid* 

work must be done at munk-ipil 

trenches In the Gnrdtns and the 

But the «eupaat of. the house, 

need for ckxump and the fllling of By City On W«dn«*doy Lloyd E. mot, of nfladelphja, re- The iafanmtion inUdh« wOl 

trenches and laterals," Tne conaitjoa mb from bond houses to purchase 

ported Oat some *3G0 mnote dam. be constructed on a filed-ia por- 

of Bay av, was described as "deplor. a JSOO.OOO package of Mean City 

age was done to his Uving room and tion of City-owned land mesaur- 

able. 

bands wUl be opened at a special 

ine epproximatety 130 by MO 

'Much more attention must be giv. meeting of the City Commission next An earlier fire Thursday did an leet. 

en to tempsrary restoration," the Wednesday at 2 p. m. 

estimated W,000 damage to the Pleas- 

complaint asserted. 

ure Marina at 7th st. and manure 

The bonds will defray the cost of av. According to TtK Chief IVst*. 

storm repair work necessary idler 

Governor's Flying Visit 

nand A. Taccarino. fire caused fay a 

the Atlantic norm of US, and for short dreutt ignited tbe front wall Causing Some Problems 

House Group Wilf Hear other municipal improvements, TTiey of the building. 

will be offered In two issues. The 

On Saturday, firemen quickly ex- Governor Richard J. Holies -will 

City's Views On Renewal first, for J3O0.O00, wfll be paid for 

tinguished a fire at the Matador pay a flying visit to Southern New 

by assessments made against prop- 

Flower Shop, 716 Asbury av. They Jersey to address the April meeting 

Commissioner D, Allen Stretch, acerty omsi as flielr share of the 

Mid a short circuit in a heater of the Cape May Oounly League of 

companied by City Solicitor Jonah E, south end hulidiead. The other J800.caused 

£S damage. 

Municipalities. 

DuBois. will travel to Washington 000 Issue are geneml municipal im- 

Early on Sunday, fire of unde- President B Thomas Waldman, of 

Monday to appear as a witness bepjOTenient bonds. 

termined origm was discovered In a tte Ljeagne, made &e ^nnminf* 

fore a Congressianal Committee Inieresled 

in appropriations for the na- 

ing ot Sth st nnd West av. The 

jonnl urban renesval program. 

Entry Blanks Issued building was filled with snake, Tac- 

Rep, wTIUam B, TOdBBll (R, 7th 

carinosaid, but otterwise no damage 

_st, N.J.), the ranking minority For Skateboard Rally 

member el the House committee on 

urban renewal, invited members at Entry blanks for the skatsboanl 

lie tool government to present their rally to be sponsored in April by Commiuion Approval 

lews at the hearing, 

the Oty Recreation Department are 

Widnail introduced an amendment now available through the principal's Sub-Divislen Of Lots 

to the 1964 Housing Act setting up a office in Ocean

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