Jul 1970 - On-Line Newspaper Archives of Ocean City - The Ocean ...

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Musical.(beach) chain 

Farnath gets lease 

as bidder withdraws 

The question of who is going rental area had apparently 

to rent beach chair! and outbid last year's contract 

umbrellas where was finally holder who offered one lump 

•roned out Wednesday just (44111 for the tract. 

three days before the busy Rodney V. Farnath, owi 

Fourth of July weekend. of the Bcachcombf. 

Lait' Thursday the city Restaurant at 59th st., bid 

awarded contracts for the 11,302 for the two block area, 

summer season to eight while Alex Boziaeeo offered 

eonceBMonaires to rent beach $510 for tha block from r,Hth 

equipment at various beaches to 69th and Edmund 

from Seaipray rd. to the far Baldasaarre bid $1,200 for the 

south end, 

block from SfitH to 60th sU 

A controversy arose over the The city accepted the 

concession rights between 58th combined bids of Bozzacca 

an4 SOth sis. Two bidders, and Baldassarre of $1,710 and 

each desiring a block of the turned Farnath dowi 

completely. The legal 

advertisement did not specify 

which beaches were to he 

rented, or how the area 1 

be broken up, but Farnath 

claimed that Commissioner 

WEEK END David L. Simpson told him to 

bid the two block area is one 

parcel aa he had done in past 

years. 

Last weekend City Solicitor 

josiah E. Dubois said he 

received a telegram from 

Edmund Baldassfure saying 

SATURDAY, 

u 

wtfinr 

WARDS 

PASTRY 

In Our 42nd Year 

724 Asbury Ave. 

Dial 399.1260 

keep his committment In the 

69th to 60th st. area. 

All of a sudden Bozs-.acco 

decided he didn't want his 

block either, so the whole area 

=#ss -awarded at City 

"Commission meeting 

Wednesday to Funath for 

11,302. 

. Accepted at Greensboro 

Linda Lyles has '"'been . 

accepted for admission to 

Greensboro College' for the 

1970-71 academic year. She is 

the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 

R, C. Lyles, of 413 Pecks 

Beach Village. Mist Lyles, a 

transfer student from Wesley 

College and graduate of Ocean 

City High School, will major in 

music education at the college. 

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THE OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEOGhK 

t^h&ir X'^'îîî '?r^§!$*5f^' Obituaries 

HOME MADE-GARAGE • Late modal highway afttr making a turn off Bay av. 

car sits wedged unjer the home of Mrs, Mia Roberts was taken to Siore 

Alice E. Pwarson, MJM. 7tfi it. The car Mimorial Hospital, treated for possible 

driven by Barbara X Roberts, 17, of drug intoxication and released 

Seaville. ran into tha house late Tuesday (Counsellor Photo) 

night after it skidded on the wet 

/Miss 0, C. aspirant 

. ..may it b© saf©, mm 

and satisfying 

WIU aOSE AU DAY MONtlAY, JULY 6TH 

Pageant contestant's ambition 

is to work with underprivileged 

The Ocean City Jaycees 

announced this week that Mr. 

and Mrs. Joseph Dougherty 

will handle ticket sales for the 

upcoming Miss Ocean City 

Scholarship Pageant in August. 

Dougherty is vice president of 

the Jaycees, sponsors of the 

Pageant, and his wife, Joanne, 

is president of the Jaycei-ettes. 

Dougherty immediately 

announced that advance tickets 

will be on sale in the very near 

future. He indicated another 

sellout is expected and 

suggested that those interested 

in attending get their tickets 

early. 

The Jaycees also released the 

name of another young lady 

City. She is Barbara Jane 

-"Pettit, daughter of D*. and Mrs. 

Pajurtl. Pettit, of 68 Walnut 

id., who was graduated from 

Ocean City High School this 

year. , 

MilH Pettit w«i a 

&u*ba« Jane Pettit 

commencement speaker and 

WM captain of the majorettes 

during her senior year, was a 

member of the National Honor 

Society, Studen' Council, class 

executive committee. Trench 

Club, Chorui and Choir. She 

Uso serves as director of her 

ehureh teen choir. 

She enjoys skiing, dancing 

ind sewing. Her two older 

Mothers and older sister are all 

Harried. She has brown hair, 

WWJWMTBJIT^WWBBWWM 

ueen at OCHS 

Miss Pettit has had piano 

raining and ballroom dance 

lessons. Sh« plans a baton 

swirling and dance routine for 

her talent presentation. She is 

ônsored in the pageant by 

the Kiwanit Club of Ocean 

City. 

Beauties Two local students receive 

continued from page 1 

Asbury av., or at the Yacht 

Club, North st. and Battersea 

rd. Registrations are being 

sought both for boats and 

bay front residences. 

Niekolas J. Trofa, Jr., is 

serving as chairman of the Miss 

Night in Venice contest. He hai 

announced the contestants and 

their sponsors. Pictures and 

brief biographies on each will 

appear in the Sentinel-Ledger 

Tuesday. 

The 10 contestants are Marti 

Roberts, of Bridgeton, 

sponsored by Bob's Grill; 

Angela PiSabatino, 2133 

Weiley av,, sponsored by 

College Grill; Patricia Eileen 

Powell, 329 New rd,, Marmora, 

sponsored by Jay Arabia Hair 

Stylist; Mea Oiannopoulos, 

Uniontown, Pa., sponsored by 

Dan's Third Spot; Judith Ann 

Lyons, Philadelphia, sponsored 

by the Alvyn Hotel; Lynda V. 

Sahms, 419 S. • Shore rd,, 

Marmora, sponsored by 

Campbell's Seafood Kitchen; 

Nancy Brown, Glanside, Pa., 

sponsored by the Chatterbox; 

Jane Louise Nordstrom, 1920 

Gltnwood dr., sponsored by 

the Blue Maxie" Boutique; 

Valerit Jean Volpi, California, 

. Pa., sponsored by Bill Brown's 

Royal Diner- and Laura 

Beeotte, 400 Ocean av,. 

sponsored by Litterer'l Orange. 

QUALITY FURNITURE AT REASONABLE PRICES 

Marilyn Harvey Thome, of 

342 Simpson av., and James 

Gayle, of 419 Haven av., were 

among the 13 Cape May 

County students to receive full 

four-year scholarships to 

Glassboro State College The 

scholarship winners were 

announced by Rev. P. W, 

Bryan, Glassboro College 

Human Resources Committee, 

representative for Cape May 

County, 

Both Oayle and Miss Thome 

are 1970 graduates of Ocean 

City High School. At the high 

school Miss Thorne 

participated in the Color 

Guard, the school newspaper, 

and class executive committee. 

Last year Miss Thorne rode on 

the New Jersey float in 

President Nixon's inaugural 

parade, Oayle was a champion 

diver with the . school's 

swimming team. 

Other county residents who 

were awarded gchlanhips were" 

Kelly Harris and Marshall 

Martin, of Whitesboro; 

Anthony Langford, Linda 

Miller, Lillian Wing, and Anna 

Wise, of West Cape May; 

Patricia Gary, of Cape May; 

and Jeanne Ann Mayer, of 

North Cape May. 

For the first tim« this year 

the program was expanded to 

PRSL 


commitment by the city to 

provide free bus service for 

railroad commuters were also 

given as reasons for the 

petition denial. 

The report concluded laying 

the railroad's commitment to 

build a new facility at Gift it 

was "not well founded", It said 

the railroad 1 ! plan tor building 

the new itation from revenue, 

derived (ram selling the otter 

four .UHon. could "ewiry be 

influenced by general 

economic conditions and 

availability of cur." 

Thete findings ware 

incorportted in a resolution 

pined on June 10. Hie 

commuter Operating Agency 

eeaiiitt of the etate 

Co mmliiioner of 

IViiuportation u chairman, 

the iltta TtMMinr, the 

pnMaBt of the Publk Utilltie. 

Commtaton, and the aMiiUnt 

commluloner for Public 

TranapOTtatlon aa voting 

tnemb*n. 

P some merit scholarsnips, 

">ree Of which were given in 

Cape May County They were 

to Theodore Bryan ind Arthur 

Henry _ Washington, of West 

Cape May. 

Tfcg D C nARBY 

389-0049 

Kpxxli-r r L* U-iiry, two daughU'n 

•'rniMif jensm and Mn 

Kim* 

Mr* Caihi'rinc t Musblark. 

1 , and iirii 1 residud with hU ion. 

Surviving .ire hit ton, 

Williiim H , ' wo daughtcn, M. 

Edward R Thiclcr, Jr., of 

Somfrs Point, and Mrs Maaon 

«ii w Faulconpr, of Philadelphia; 

r, Jr 

a »isU>r, MTK Elsie H Altemutl, 

of Ctillinpwnod, ail 

^Co»ri Aparim^ West Laurel Hill Chapr! "•„ grandchild grandehildri'n and four great 

Catheriiw I Mosbbck J£r,^ 

"": 1 S L ^ ta *""*'* ki 

Funk H, Guinn 

Mrs Moshlark was bom in 

PitiJiburEh, Pii . an5 had made 

hi'r home in this city for '22 

years She had b«n employed 

fL* a eh'rk at Wiioiwfirth^ on 

Asbury av 

Surviving is one 1 daughter, 

Miss Kalinkii Moshiaek, >>f this 

city Solemn High Requiem Mass 

will be celebrated at St Paul's 

Cathedral m Pittsburgh this 

morning (Friday) s! 10 

o'clock Interment will be at 

St Marx's Cemetery, 

B >"->— -jh Local arTangeme'were 

by the flndf 

Funeral Home 

Marion Smearer 

Mr* Marion SmeArer, of 

2208 West av , died suddenly 

at her home Tuesday She was 

71, 

Mrs. Smearer wris a native of 

Philadelphia, She formerly 

lived In Weitmont and 

Ellisburg and moved to this 

city 16 years ago. She was a 

member of St John's Lutheran 

Uhurch. 

SurvivinS are one daughter, 

Mrs, Frank Murphy, of this 

city; and three grandchildren. 

Funeral services will b* 

conducted today (Friday) Bl 

1^1 am from the 

Godfrey-Smith Funeral Home, 

809 Central av., with the Rev. 

Fmnk Adler, pastor of Measlah 

Lutheran Church in Sea Isle 

City, officiating. Internment 

wili be at Seaside Cemetery, 

Arthur P 

neral serMces 

" 

Relief 

"INSURANCE EXCLUSIVH.Y" 

• Insurance 

SST^SU Â A 

retlred «hanic, hi, winter 

hornt wm st i012 LuM!11,ter 

Surviving are his wife, Freda 

rontinued from page 1 

Deputy Public Work* Director 

lon I w »y °". but has been 

recommended by experte as 

one wsy of copin| with 

skyrocketing trash collection 

Simpson emphasised that 

the city's only responability is 

the coUection of trash and 

gaAage. "The individual a 

suPP»ed to wrap it neatly and 

place It in proper receptaelw 

for collection," he said. 

CASUALTY 

604 Central Avt. 

— Now Available — 

SUMMER PARKING 

PERMITS 

*25°° 

Good July 1 to September 15 at any 

of the City's Six Lett including the 

Oceanfront Let, accettible from either 

5th or 6th Street.. 

ANNUAL PERMIT *50 

OCEAN CITY 

Parking Authority 

HWC BAVe BIKia, 5«r*hry 

399-1870 

Funeral services 

conducted in Ciniurii 

Thursday for Frank H, Gumn, 

summer resident at 598 8th st , 

who died Saturday in Shore 

Mpmori.ll Hiwpital Hi' was Si 

Mr Uuinn was prone 

dead at l 1 -- L ' 

hpBrt atiack aru>r he had falU-n 

frorn the roof of the porch On 

his home where he was 

adiustinP a flag. 

A native of Philadelphia, 

Guinn has been a resident of 

Camden for most of his life He 

---, for 40 years a security 

on'icer with the Reading 

Railroad He was a trustee of 

the Westminster Pregbytj.rian 

Chulth of Camden 

He it survived by hii wife, 

Susanne W.; a son, Frank H 

Guinn, Jr., of Marlton; a 

daughter, Mrs Susanne G 

Dorfe, of Pittman, five 

grandchildren, and a brother, 

William, of Lebanon, Pa 

Interment was in Bethel 

Memorial Park, Pennsauken. 

ntfliTf W, 

Harry W. Uhlman, of 56JS 

N Mascher st, Philadelphia, 

died June 30 in Bloomfltld 

HUU, Mich. He was 85 and had 

Seen a summer resident here 

ibr more than 40 yeanfc^ 

Following the death of his 

wife, Dorothy, in December, 

Mr. Uhlman had moved to 

Bloom field Mils where he 

Enjoy the 

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Weekend 

PAOl 3 — SECTION ON 

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Clearance 

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PAOE 4 — SECTION ONE THE OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER FRIDAY, JULY 3, l?70 

MAILMEN « TIES 

Wlshlniton-The Post Office- 

Department has announced thai 

beginning July 1st,, uniforms of 

postal employes will be changed 

slightly-the first revision in 

attire since 1988. One change 

will be from mnroun to blue ties 

to match their uniform. 

Philadelphian buys lots at city sale 

Three city owned low 

located in the vicinity of 23rd 

st. and Haven av were sold at 

public auction Wednesday at 2 

p.m. in City Hall 

All three lots, two 40 fool 

lots and i 5(Vfoot forner piece 

SUMMER SLEEPWEAR 

20% Off 

PERMANENT PRESS 

NO IRONING 

SIZES 4-14 

Styles range from 

Calotte Look to the 

ever famous Baby Dolls 

951 ASSURY AVt 398-1094 I 

Problems with your Knitting? 

Want »o (Mm to Knit, Croehat, 

Embroidsr or 

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MORNINGS 9 A.M. to 12 NOON 

Ev«n If you didn't purehm* your 

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County Crafts Knit Shop 

SI3 Asbury Avenue Phone 399-7572 

COTTON SHIFTS, HOUSECOATS from ''5.95 

PRBJTS - STRIPES • 

HATS • WhimMyi ....... from $J.SO 

Italian Straws for AU Occasions 

HANDBAGS . . . . . . from $3.00 

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Krinktad PrtMt WEATHER COATS from $16.00 

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Open 9 a,m, to 

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FViday 9 to 9 

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' * Wl ASBURY AVI, DIAL 3994421 

^ Open 9 to 5 Daity Friday to 9 P. M. 

,i « 

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of properly, went Iii (ii'orgi* W 

Keever, uf Philadelphia, for 

slightly above the minimum 

hid price 

Keever bid .11 rIH was awarded 

the corner lot ul 23rd «t nnd 

Haven nv for $5,300. The 

bidding opi-ned on a nearhy 

40-fuol Icil al j:j.ft()O Keever 

bid h It'll ! 

Mr and MHi Hiibi-rl M 

Spicikcr ill I].| ni.rdi'ni, 

Parkwiiv, Juni, 21 'n Si Mark s 

Unltid Mi-thnrJlM rhurrh III 

AllatUu Th- Hi.v Pnui E 

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Msrii'tta, Ga 

Of was Mr*, Lt'p 

Boiizi': cif Stmrli-nburi. SC 

Maid nf Horn was Miss 

Mnlady Slanf il. at Mariotla. 

and bridal atit'ndanU W!*re Mrs 

Robert Fnss. of Tallahassi'n, 

Fla . Mr* Rnhort Spu'ckt>r, of 

New nan, OB , Miss Susait 

And*'*-?ion, of Tajnpa. Fla and 

Miss Ann Brittrm of Easley 

SC 

B*-st man wa*i Robert 

Spimkiir. (if this city, and 

sppvinjj as grfîioi?irnnn wwf 

Engagement Announcement 

Mr and Mrs. C Robert 

Haines, of New York City and 

1720 Wesley av . formerly of 

Lansdowne, Pa , announce th» 

engagement of their daughter, 

j e a n n e t t e Mildred, of 

PhilafiPlphia and London, to 

John Boothby, son of Mrs 

Francis Boothby and the late 

Mr. Boothby, of London A 

fall wedding is planned 

Stanci 

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Mr. and Mrs. William I. Forbes, Jr. 

Baby shower for Mrs. Koob 

Mrs. Raymond Koob was 

guest of honor at a baby 

shower given recently by Mrs, 

Philip Nanm II at her home, 

968 Asbury av, ' 

A pink and blue color 

scheme was used for the 

decorations which featured a 

stork centerpiece on the 

refreshment table. Gifts were 

arrange d in a decorated 

BaMinet. 

' Those present were Mrs. 

ffelson Lehman, Mrs. Robert 

Rcichaiiek, Mrs. Philip Shafto, 

Miss Frances Simms, Mrs Lee 

Allen, Miss Linda Raiser, Mrs, 

Ronald Goodman, Mrs, 

Christopher Mather, all of this 

city; Mrs, Robert* Koob, of 

Marmora; Mrs. Russell Lindsay, 

Jr., of Beesleys Point; Mrs. 

Russell Lindsay, Sr., of Somers 

Point; Miss Kathy Kelly, of 

Longport; Mrs. Robert Ella, 

MiHville; Mrs. William Tarves, 

English Creek; and Mrs. John 

Steumpfig, Cherry Hill. 

Sending gifts but unable to 

attend were Miss Barbara 

Costanza, Mrs. Robert Shafto, 

Sr., both of thi* city; Mrs. 

Arthur Shenlnger, Easton, Pa,, 

Mrs. Raymond Williamson, 

Levittown, Pa.; and Mrs, 

Gamaliel Broadley, Marmora. 

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Rumor has it 

TH1 OCEAN CITY 3ENTINH-LEPOEB 

Sf. John's ceremony un/fes 

Miss Frederick, W. /. Forbes 

Miss Barbara Louise 

Frederick, daughter of Mr und 

Mrs J Lawrence Frederick, of 

16 Arkansas av., and William I 

Forbes, Jr , of Wnyne, Pn , 

were married June in in Si 

John's Lutheran Church Th* 

Rev D Richard Garrison, 

pasror, officiated al the 4 p m 

ceremony 

Mrs Henry 

Pennsauken was 

Ireland 

matron 

hono! 

Deck 

and 

of D> 

R William 

Hill, P.i . 

best man 

Given 

fathei thi? 

marriage by 

bride wore 

her 

an 

empire gown fashioned with 

Alpncon lace bod ice and 

sleeves and a chapel length 

train Her veil was an heirloom 

rosepoint mantilla and she 

carried a bridal cascade 

The matron of honor was 

Billy Graham aide 

Fellowship speaker 

Mrs. Fred (Millie) Dienert 

will be guest speaker at the 

Women's Bible Study 

Fellowship Tuesday morning al 

1Q;3O in the lower auditorium 

of the First Presbyterian 

Church. * 

Mrs, Dienert is a well known 

speaker among womirt's groups 

and has also participated in 

several of Billy Graham's 

crusades where her husband is 

in charge of television All 

women of the community are 

invited to attend 

The Women's Bible Study 

Fellowship m being sponsored 

for a IQ-week period of June 

30 to September 1. At the first 

session last week a ttudy on 

prayer was presented by Mrs 

William lay res. On July 14 

Mrs, James Jewell will be the 

Bible Study leader, on July 21 

Mrs, Dienert will be j«ader and 

on July 28 Mrs. Richard 

Bolton wlllhe leader Speakers 

for the month of August will 

be announced at a future date. 

These ineetinp are under 

the direction of the Women's 

Association of the First 

Presbyterian Church. 

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St. antf Atbury Av«. Dial 399-3535 

STORE HOURSi DAILY f AM. TO lliM P.M. 

SUNDAY; t:M AM. TO II P.M. 

iiltiri'd in an Edwardian styled 

yosvn of navy blue linnn with 

white bodice 

Following a ri'oppl'on at the 

Plunders Iliilvl inp cWipIo left 

fur a hjjncymotin m Wyjiudf. 

They Will make their home in • 

Phiiadelphiii 

Th*' bride 18 ii uraduate of 

MuhU'nber^ Collect* and is 

working on her doctorate of 

anatomy at Jefferson Medical 

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ggraduate a of Princeton, is a 

Cjindiriiite for his M D and Ph 

D at .ipfferMsri 

Aiktn appointed 

dialogue leader 

Robert Aiken, principal at 

Ocean City Hi0i School, will 

be the Initial dialnpie leader 

for the new Adult Class at St. 

John's Lutheran Church 

Sunday, 

The class will meet each 

Sunday during July and August 

from 9:30 to 10:30 am, at 

1007 Central av Discussion 

periods will be conducted with 

business and professional men 

leading the dialogue. Coffee 

and buns will he served. 

Mr, Aiken's dialogue ^heme 

will be "Problems Facing 

Educators Today and Dealing 

with them as a Christian," 

FRIDAY, JULY 3, 1970 

Why Stand in Line? 

COME TO 

THe Alvyn rlotel 

COMPLETE MEALS — ONLY $3,75 

Breakfast 8-10:30 Dinner 5:30-8 p,m: 

Main Line Chef ProfeMional Waiteri 

FREE PARKIN© PHONE 399.1*72 

814 Brighton Place 

B*rwMn 4th and 5th StrMti Off Atlantic 

SOMERS POINT SHOPPING CENTER 

ROUTE 9 and BETHEL ROAD SOMERS POINT, N. J. 

Open Sunday 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. 

COUPON SALE 

Good FRIDAY, SATURDAY & SUNDAY, MY 3,4 » 5 

OPEN SATURDAY, JULY 4th, 10 to 6 

MENS WOMENSiCHiLORiNS 

RUBBER THONGS 

ALUMINUM 

CORRUGATED FIBERBOARD 

STORAGE CHEST 

ALUMINIUM AND PLAStiC 

ICE CUBE TRAYS 

GRANTS 

TISSUES 

CevJU- 

Personally Selected by M Hill 

hr his ... 

Peacock Shop 

CLIP THIS COUPON 

LADIES FIRST QUALITY 

PANTY HOSE 

Reg 1,00 

Sale 77* 

LIMIT: 2 PAIR 

NAUTICAL STATIONARY and NAUTICAL CHRISTMAS CARDS 

CHANCE GLASSWARE (Made in England) FLORAL DECORATED 

TIERED SERVERS, CANDY SERVERS and CANDLESTICK HOLDERS 

OPEN 10-9 WEEKDAYS •, OREN 10 - 2 P.M. SAT.. JULY 4th 

IDW. B. HILL - Watthmakw • Ant!qu0 Clock Repair PHONE 927-5723 

FAIRWAY PHARMACY 

Your Pharmacy Away From Home" 

Open Daily 9 to 10 • Sundays 10 to 10 

NOW! Even when we're out , , . WE'RE IN! 

TO SERVE YOU BETTER! 

If you call during the hours that we are closed. 

Please use our RECGR&O-FQNE. 

It will take your PRESCRIPTIONS, 

NUMBERS and MESSAGES 

# FREE DELIVERY -£ FONE 927-2232 

"LET US FILL YOUR NEXT PRESCRIPTION — YOU'LL BE GLAD YOU DID" 

STANLEY S. DYEN, Phmrmaci.t - Owntr and Manager 

4 

FRIDAY, JULY 3, 

POOL PARTY. Jo-El McLaughlin, 

Miss Cape May County 1970, (far right) 

entertained Viebiain veterani from the 

Philadelphia Naval Hoipital who wore 

guests at a barbecue and pool party 

: Dining (team Pp«n fo tha Public 

Wednesday at the home of William 

Hughes, The affair was hosted by the 

Ocean City Maionic Club. Counsellor 

Photo, 

Shopping Mall , 

^BOARDWALK AT Bi-EVENTH STREET 

MEN'S SHOP 

399.1571 

10 AM-10 PM 

It's My Bag 

Complete 

selection 

of Canvas 

Bags- 

Somt to be 

Monogrammed 

THE BAG ROOM 

Entrance on Boardwalk Ramp 

FLANDERS HOTEL 

f 

Beau Monde 

lingerie-boutique 

Full Selection 

of Shifti by 

SIZES 8-18 

SCARV1S, TOO 

!1Hi .nd fha Bo.rdw.lk, DM ifc-WW tt* IH 

INTRANUi TOP OP MUWAUC UMP 

THi QCIAN CITY SENTINIL.LEDOIR 

Ocean City Coming Events 

TODAY (Fridiy) 

Story Hour foi* pri> school 

throu^ ihird graders, 10'a.m.. 

at thp library, 8th ni and 

Ocnan iv. 

* * ' , 

Squari 1 Danci', 

Beachcombc-rs ID Club, 8 3(1 

p.m.. Youth Center 

* • • 

TOMORROW (Saturday S 

Lightning Fleet 99 opens 

weekly racing §ones at Hobhy 

Havpti on 17 th it lagoon 

speedboat rare 

Yacht Club 

iT! Trophy 

noon, al thr 

South Ocean City 

Improvement Association July 

4th Bike Parade starting al 

45th «t and C*nlrBl w ai 9 

a m 

• • * 

Independence Day band 

concert, 7:30 p.m., on 

Recreation Field followed by 

rirewoHt* display at duslt 

• • • 

Free concert by Haddonneld 

Choral Society, 8 p m., on the 

Music Pier 

•s*«.3 

WIG 

BOUTIQUE 

Starting at 5 14.95 

O?W MON,, 9:00 to 0:30 

TUE, THRU SAT,. 9 A. M. to 10 P, M. 

"Gaslight Alhy" 

Flanders Hotel 

Travel right with 

comfortable, easy-looking 

fashions from our selection of 

sportswear and 

coordinates. 

Choose your 

fovorite styits. 

399-2343 

E COFFIN PEHROSE 

SUNDAY through 

THURSDAY 

Free concert* by Ocean City 

Municipal Orchestra under the 

direction of Clarence Fuhnnan, 

8 p m . on the Musir Pier 

* * • 

SUNDAY 

Alcoholics Anonymous and 

AJ Anon meeting, 8 30 p m . in 

the Episcopal Parish Hall, 1 Hh 

Bt and Central av 

* * • 

Boiwood Duplicate Bridge 

game. 7 4fi 

Atlantic av 

* 

MONDAY 

RichuriUi' 

m*t ! i I ng . 6 

Plvrmuith Inn 

p m . in thi' 

Ml 2 ©ri.an ,iv 

par!> 

i red* h.. 

rimriii 

.TUESDAY 

Firs! Uniird Mflhi«iisl 

Church SummiT^ Auxiliary 

mi'ntjns 2pm, m Ihi Church 

Mr and Mrs KIWVH B C'.i-hmiin 

Grand 

Opening 

Today 

will Kpoak on "A 

c und ll-aly ' 

PAOf 7 — MGTtON «NI 

Visit tn story Hour for prr .chool 

through third Rrodere, 10 a.m, 

at the library. Bth »t. ind 

Arrtihatir and Bullet danw 

rliisM-s. Hpunhorud by SOCSA. 

Id a m at Chappl Hall. 5Pith 

^< ;iiid A>hij r>- av 

* * * 

Women'i Biblf Study MOtKH CLAIMS VICTIM 

Filluwship rnppting, 10 30 Clyde, NY --Another death 

ii m in Ihi' Firs! PresbylPnan has nrt-urrPd as, a result of in 

Chunh Mr* Frsd b object being huTleO by » lawn 

mower. Mrs. Wuhan! Pimgbum 

*as strue^ hy a stom. hurled 

Chapu>r _H3 OESBaiaar 

workshop. 7 .if) p.m., 

hurrii !>f Mrs FVask 

lKlli Windsor dr 

b 5" a P^red rotary lawnmower, 

in the Tn)1 s'one struck the 49-yeai- 

Royee, °W woman behind the left ear 

while a tepn-aged hoy was 

tutting grass. 

at the Palmer Shopping Center 

16th Street and Haven Avenue 

• FREE GIFTS FOR TTHE KIDDIES • 

•OPINING SPECIALS 

CHICKEN — Red Bams New Fried Chicken is 10 good we guarantee 

it — you must be satisfied or your money back! 

Snack — 2 piecei chicken, french fries ., ...„..,.., ,79 

Dinner — 3 pieces chicken, potatoes, roll, cole slaw $130 

White Meat Dinner — 3 pieces of white rnear cJucken, 

potatoes, roll, cole slaw 

$1.65 

Btmrul — 9 pieces, serves 3 or 4 people 

$2.79 

Bucket — I 3 pieces, serves 5 to 7 people .. $3.99 

Barrel — 21 pieces, serves 8 to 10 people 

JlBJB 

SHRIlVn* — Red Barn's New Fried Shrimp 

DDMF — 6 shrimp, potatoes, cole slaw, tangy sauce. 

Box — I 5 shrimp, potatoes, cole slaw, tangy sauce. . 

Bucket — 30 shrimp, a pint of cole slaw, tangy sauce 

HAJVffiURGER 

All Beef — alwayi fresh 

Cheeseburger 

Big Barney — double decker wirt cheese and 

Special Red Barn iauce 

FTSH — Ocean fresh and delightful 

a real taste delight! 

$1.85 

$3.90 

$5.90 

V* Lb. Fuh Sandwich — with lettuce and tartar muce 4Se 

Fuh 'n' Chips •— much more with Idaho French Fries , 79c 

BIG 12-INCH TEXAS WIENER — on a lO-inch Bun with Ouli 

Uid Onions " 

Hamburger Hungry Says: Hamburgtr Hungry Says: 

Full-size Red Barn 

Hamburgers 

now 

20c 

Thg prfce of pertKtion 

iutt went down. 

20c 

25c 

Get a Big Barney, 

French Fries ai 

now for 

just 

h * 

HUNGRY f 

II you haven't had a Big Barney, you don't know what ywrtt 

ing' Two delicious hamburger patties, cheese, fettuct, pkMt, 

our own special sauce on a double-deck bun 

OPiN 7 DAYS A WiiK —7 A.M. to 1 A.M< 

CALL AHEAD! BE AHEAD! PHONE 398-1215 

an* ooNwnoNp PLENTY OF PARKING 

Don't faqH tofuHour Tdn-Out Khdum on IHtan Rd, 

Mr. Big .nd Route I, Phone 646*620 

fi

PAGE • — SECTION ONI THi OCiAN CITY SBNTINiL.LEDOER FRIDAY, JULY 3, 1970 

Township 

coming events 

Friday. 

Strathmero Vuluntpor Fire 

Co., S p.m. 

• • • 

Sunday-_ 

Upper Township Democratic 

Club, 8 p.m., American Legion 

Hall, Tuckahoe 

• • • 

Monday-- 

Cub Scout Den 2, 8 p m., 

Mrs JamerGsrrnanio 

• • • 

itrithmere Vtiiunleer Fire 

Co, drill, 7 p.m. 

• • • 

Segvtlle Volunteer Fire Co , 

8 pm, 

• • • 

Council 49, Daughter! of 

America, 7 30 p.m.. Daughters 

of Americt Hall 

THIS SATURDAY 

Thomas 

Jewelers 


Ens. and MM. Mark Anthony Kant 

LEMONT'S ANTIQUES 

and AUTHENTIC AMERICANA REPRODUCTIONS 

DESKS — TRESTLE — KNEEHQLE 

SMALL MATES — MASTER CRAFTED 

HAND RUBBED FINISH 

Finiih Guaranteed or Money Back 

Shore Road, Route 9, Ocean View, N. j. 

Phone 609-263-8117 

Garden State Parkway Exit 17 

turn left to Route 9, then left 1 mile 

'Open 7 Dayi a. Week — Houra 9-4:30 . 

I Welcome Visitors 

Hf 

To Ocean City 

We Hope Your Stay Htrt Is A Pleasant On*. 

In the Meantime . « , 

Why not consider eventually making thit Ideal Family 

Resort your permanent place of residence. 

•• - •--••-VPS^ 

You can eaiily keep in touch with activity in Ocean 

City by subscribing +to The Ocean City Sentinel-Ledger. Only 

H.7S per year will bring you Issues chuck full of interesting 

news about your favorite resort and home community. 

•(IS.7J • yttr w»it nf fte MitttMlppU 

Enclosed it my ramlttanct for $4,7$, pUaM Mnd 

NAMI \ 

STREET 

c m r .'..• 

THI OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGEK, I. 

The Ocean City Sentinel-Ledger 

DlaiM9.M11 

112 8TH STREET, OCEAN CITY, N. J., 08226 

Seven families of this area 

welcomed new arrivals at the 

Stork Club of Shore Memorial 

Hospital during the paM week 

Coii(jratuiations go to: 

John and A u d r < s 

(Pretleripks) Motuipsky, 19 

Northview dr., Snniiir Fulfil, a 

boy, Junt 1 23. 

J. Michael and Mary 

(Cuevas) Rislcy. BOO Elnbbs 

av., Sorners Pnim, n hoy, June 

26, 

John , a n d^, Linda 

( No r r ies )P Irkrfiiire fi-B 

Crestmon! dr., Sinners Point, a 

girl, Juno 27. 

Bernie and Myr.i (Graves) 

Johnson, .102 Bai r av,, 

Linwood, a buy. Juno 2H. 

James ;mtl Joy (Miiekell) 

Cariedeo, 1912 Central av., 

Ocean City, a boy, Jum- '!0. 

Donnld yrul Ruth '.Simon) 

Shaw, 101 Hurbiir rd Beesleys 

Point, a girl, June 30, 

•> Daniel and Jacqueline 

(Hilles) Kflshey, Champagne 

Apartments B 16, Sorners 

Point, a girl, July 1 

Dance Classes 

Ballet and Acrobatic 1 Dance 

Classes, sponsored by the 


Improvement Association, have 

opened for the season They 

will be conducted every 

Tuesday and Thursday at 10 

a.m: in Chapel Hall, fiftth it, 

and Asbury av. 

Mitchell-Kane wedding 

in Lin wood Central Church 

LINWOOD Central United 

Mnthodisl Church was the 

selling recently for the 

wedding of Miss Margaret Ross 

Mitchell daughter of Mr and 

Mrs, Hubert MiUrhell. of 136 

Slerlinc nv and Ens, Mark 

Anthony Kali.., U.S.N,. son of 

Mr and Mrs Herald Kane, of 

W rimers, N J The Rev. 

Franklin Buck, inli-rirn pastor, 

officiated ill the double ring 

eoremonv 

Miss Susan Meskers was 

organist. "»d Mrs William 

Ansell was snioist êlections 

sung iluniiij the reremony 

inclurli'd "The Navy Hymn," 

One Hiinri. One Hj>ilrl" nnd 

"Befiume " 

Miss Biirhnrii S Mitchell, of 

LinwcioH, was maid of honor 

fur hi'r sister, and serving as 

hridt'MTiiuils were Mrs William 

Hamni'Tslcv, of Lafayette Hill, 

Pa., iilsn a sister nf the bride, 

Miss fieriildine Kane, of 

Warners, sister of the groom. 

Miss Gay Rowland, oflSomers 

Point, Miss Christine Meorp, of 

Linwood. nnd Miss Jennifer 

Cox, of Fayettevillc, N C>v 

Michael Kane, of Warring. 

Marriage 

announced 

Mr and Mrs, Albert D. 

ilirlamo, Sr., of 2626 Central 

av., this city, and Mertan, Pa,, 

announce the marriage of their 

daughter, Anita V , to Thomas 

F Kane, son of John T. Kane 

find the late Mrs Kane, of 

Overhrook, Pa 

The formrr Miss Girlafno is a 

senior at Immaculata College, 

Immaculata, Pa, Mr. Kane is 

comploting his studies at 

Temple University 

The couple is residing in 

O verb rook. 

Hit theatres of 

London, 

Moscow 

& Leningrad 

You'll hive 8 rights In Lon. 

rJon plus 4 olivs.3 nijhts in 

Mfiirow with two tickets to 

Ihe bdilgt, circus or other 

theatre, and 2 nights in Len= 

infrad with two tickets to Ihi 

opera, billet or ether tMlatre, 

CThiri's a 3-week variitien 

taking you to Pafis too-) Ineluding 

hotels, breakfasts, ' 

sightseeing, all meals in the 

USSRandAir.|ndi#to flvyou, 

petiiis in our frge H The Bard 

& The iolshoi" folder. 

TRAVEL SERVICE 

1606 Pacific Ave. 

Atlantic City, N. j. 

344.2128 

auiated his brother on bait 

man. Ushers were Navy Ensigns 

Paul Zoiribprnnrdi, Robert 

Christiansen, Dale itahl, Scott 

Semko, Richard Seam an and 

James Bowhn 

LUa Hammenley, niece of 

trie bridS, was flower girl. 

Given in marriage by her 

filher, the bride was attired In 

a princes gown of while 

organza featuring ruffling at 

the high neck and cuffs of the 

long, full ileevea. Venice lace 

defined the bodice and white 

•atin ribbon trimmed the front 

of the gown and cuffs of the 

ileeveg, A removable chapel 

train also wai edged in lace. 

Her waist length illusion veil 

was held with a lace and 

organza (lower headpiece and 

she carried an arrangement of 

seasonal flowers. 

The bridal attenduiU wore 

red, white and i 1 u e 

floor lenifth sleeveless fowru 

featuring gold buttons on the 

double breasted bodices. They 

carried nosegays of red, white 

and blue flowers. 

For her daughter's wedding 

Mrs, Mitchell chose a turquoise 

silk dress with lace coat, bone 

accessories and a white orchid 

corsage 

Following a reception at the 

Linwood Country dub the 

couple left for a motor trip 

across the country to 

Monterey, Calif., where they 

wUl make U W J 

going away outfit the bride 

chose a pink pants nit with 

white accessories. 

The bride will be attending 

her second year at Monterey 

Peninsula College in California 

next semester The bride groom 

was graduated from the Naval 

Academy last month and is 

now attending the Nuval Poet 

Graduate School in Monterey 

Phon# 399-1S71 

The glorious American vacation: 3 A.M. the first night 

'.'.. •.•••.••••.', >.•'•*. 

• 

BUILDING LOTS 

/ • 

PRIME REflOIMTAL 

IN* * !«" 

Bijoy yew 'round or summer' 

living, Qôy the ocean. Choose 

from a graded lots elearcd to 

catch every breeze, Just over 

34tti St. Bridge. Lowa" taxes. 

Peaceful eommuttHy, Adjacent 

to all shnppii*!- See OwsllUid 

Lots this paper. 

VISIT MARMORA 

••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••I 

JEFFRIES' 

FARM MARKET 

JERSEY 

TOMATOES 

• BLUEBERRIES 

• TRANSPARENT APPLES 

and NEW POTATOES 

Only a 5-Minuta Drive from 

Ocean C/fy to Jeffries 1 Farm Market 

TO GET THERE - - - 

Turn left at tht ducU. OH Route 8, Go over the 

new bridge. It's Jhe first place on the right! 

M M M Reutt f and Girder, Star. Piriray 

DIAL 927-2722 

•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••1 

'2//. 

MiN'S SHOP 

11th and the Boardwalk OPEN 10-10 

They didn't phone ahead 

• for reitrvaiioni. 

FRIDAY, JULY I, WO 

Country Shore Women tour 

ACE's generating station 

Marmora A tour of the B. 

L, England Generating Station 

was fuatunid at the June 

meeting of the Country Shore 

Womens Club. Douglas 

Huggard, company 

rcpresentalivf, took the 

members and their husbands 

through the plant. He gave a 

verj^tnformative talk on its 

operation showing a diagram 

and slides, 

Mrs Bruce Bruenig, 

vice-president, presided, and 

hostesses were Mrs, Edward 

Beleher and Mrs, Oeorge 

Harris. 

Mrs. Donald Hamilton, 

chairman of the American 

Home Department, informed 

members that Miss Marion 

Olsen, county home 

economist, will be guest 

speaker at the September 

meeting. 

Regular meetinp of the club 

will not be held during the 

summer months of July and 

August, 

Mrs, Meg McKittricfc 

announced that the ways and 

means and social committees 

TERMITES 

STAMP 

MARKS CLOTHES 

(8) JOHN L SULLIVAN 

(C) BICHAMH.TMCT 

will meet August 4 at the home 

of Mrs. Richard Fosbenner, 

Youngs la., Beesleys Point, to 

discus the garage sale to be 

held at 604 N. Shore rd., 

Beesleys Point, on August 29. 

The Dinner-Fashion Show is to 

be held at Uie Tuckahoe Inn on 

October 27, 

Mrs, David Loder asked for 

volunteers to bake for the 

NARCO Cake Sale to be held 

in the area, 

Mrs. Bruenig announced that 

during the summer there will 

be a meeting of the bylaws 

committee. She also reminded 

members that the Women's 

Civic Club of Stone Harbor is 

having an Antique Show on 

July IB, 17 and 18 at the 

elementary school. 

Mrs. W. B, Matthews asked 

members of her drama and 

literature department to read 

some interesting books for the 

January program 

The next meeting of the 

club will be held on September 

22 In the social hall of the 

Trinity United Methodisf 

Church, Marmora, at S p.m. 

Dumb Bell 

He (calling from house)-Take 

a llance at the gas, «m you 

Mabel? 

Mabel - The Indicator sayi 

half, but I don't know if Itmeani 

half full^hiilf empty. 

WON'T WASH OUT 

Soft 

TWi Sp«tal Olfw IKMM nil fTAMP PAB « imiLilLI INK 

R 5 0«to.Soppltai 

(MRS. W. SOOTT BURMAN, KBB.) 

Dial SiMTll^ 328 AflanHe A?t, 

Miller's Quads 

will lest longer ..,. 

and COVER just about everything 

(THEY CLEAN UP EASY TOO!) 

$7.99 gal. $2.69 qt. $7.75 gal. $2.59 qt. 

$6.89 gal, $2.20 qt. $8,99 gal. $2.79 qt. 

Moore with •,. 

Miller 

PAINT CENTER 

MAINLAND'S MOST MODERN 

HOME DECORATING STORE! 

New Rd. A Rhode hUnd Ave,, Somen Point 

DIAl^ 927-7956 

^Mn Dally «ndUhird«y 7:30 A. M.t* 9 P.M. 

SUNDAY 9 to 1 

DELIVERY IN OCKAN CITY 

wid THE UAINLANP 

A wodding of local interest 

was solemnized in St. David's 

Episcopalian Church, Wayne, 

Pa., June 27 uniting Miss 

Georgia Jane Searle and 

Leonard Murray Morris, jr 

Nils BiaW, associate rector of 

the historic old church, 

dffleiilei at the double-ring 

Xi;4S'a;tn, ceremony, a 1 - yt- • 

The bride is the daughter of 

Or, and Mrs, Herbert A. Searle, 

formerly of this city and now 

of Shippensburg, Pa. The 

bridegroom is the son of Mr 

and Mrs, Leonard M Morris, 

Sr , of Broomall, Pa 

Miss Cheryl Costly, of 

Somerville, was maid of honor, 

and Thomas Williams, of West 

Chester, Pa,, was best man. 


father, the bride wore a white 

embroidered organdy gown 

featuring a lace ruffled 

Edwardian high neck bodice 

with long sleeves trimmed with 

embroidered organdy ruffles at 

the wrists. The long, lawn skirt 

also featured the embroidered 

organdy ruffles at the hemline 

and a sky blue satin sash at the 

natural waistline tied in a bow 

at the back. Her headpiece was 

a wreath of shasta daisies and 

ivy and .she carried a bouquet 

of shasta daisies tied with 

matching sky blue satin ribbon 

with long streamers. 

The maid of honor was 

attired In a sky blue 

embroidered organdy gown 

styled with a narrow lace 

ruffled empire bodice with 

, high neck and short puffed 

sleeves. The skirt was of sky 

blue Voile with narrow satin 

ribbon tied at the empire 

waistline. She wore fresh 

summer flowers in the back of 

her hair and carried a bouquet 

of pink carnations, yellow and 

white daisies and blue 

delphineum. 

For her daughter's wedding, 

Mrs, Searle chose a lemon 

yellow crepe streeMength dress 

with a large natural straw hat, 

yellow shoes and a yellow lip 

orchid corsage. The mother of 

the bridegroom selected a 

turquoise linen dress trimmed 

in white embroidery, white 


corsage. 

THI OCIAN CITY SENTINIL-LIDOIR 

Mrs, Leonard Murray Morris, Jr. 

Chester State College in 

January He has been teaching 

Georgia Jane Searle weds 

Leonard Murray Morris, Jr,' 

FOLKART 

STUDIO 

1041 SHORE ROAD 

N LINWOOD. N. J. 

Dial 927-2222 ". 

•k Ceramic Service for 

Hobbyists and 

Professionals 

* Groftnware, Oliuei, 

Stains and Brushes 

* Instructions with 

PurchasM j 

Immediately following the 

ceremony a luncheon was 

served at the Old Lampost Inn 

in Strafford, Pa, The couple 

will spend the summer touring 

Great Britain and France. They 

will return the end of August 

and live in Coatesville, Pa,, 

where the bridegroom will 

teach. ^ ^S^^* 

The bride was gfaaiiated 

from Haddon Township High 

School in Haddonfield in 1968 

and from the University of 

Delaware last month" receiving 

a bachelor of arts in English. 

The bridegroom, a 

MarpleNewtown High School 

alumnus, received his bachelor 

of arts degree from West 

iince his graduation in 

Coatesville Area Senior High 

School and U employed by 

WUHY as producer of FM 

radio programs 

Attending the wedding were 

Mr. and Mrs. George 

Ritenbaugh of this city and 

Fort Lauderdalf, Fit., 

grandparents of the bride, and 

Mrs Prank S Graver of Bath, 

Pa., grandmother of the 

bridegroom. 

Guild Seeks Contribution. 

The Needlework Gufld has 

issued a call for eonirtbutions 

from this city. Anyone that 

would like to contribute two 

articles of new clothing or 

household linen or money to 

the Guild is requested to call 

Mrs, Jack Barbour at 

3981888. These items will be 

used where needed here in 

Ocean City. 

Rumor has it 

the best PIG EARS in town 

hat 

EDDIE RUMER'S 


401 34TH STREET OCIAN CITY, N. J. 

PREPS 

34th STREET 

4 ASBURY AVE, 

ENJOY OUR PIZZA, OH — SO GOOD 

P*pp«roni, Ancfiovi**, MtMhramna, fxtra Chun 

JUST PHONE 

398-0722 

it'll b* ready 

when you call. 

WE SERVE 

SPAGHETTI 

MNNIRS, 

TCKMI 

STEAK SANDWICHES • HOT DON 

HOAOIES • HAMBURGERS • FRENCH FRIES 

PREPS ICE CREAM PARLOR 

SMHMt let Cr««n • M M • Suttdtw • 

Mainland 

Coming 

Events 

MONDAY 

Somers Point Volunteer 

tRescui' Squad meeting, 8 pjm , 

in the New Jersey av fireball 

• • • 

Clark Eliasun Unit 352 

American Legion Auxiliary 

meeting, fl p.m. 

'• • • 

R/iberti Johnson Post 21RB 

VFW meeting, 8 p.m 

• * . 

Linwood Volunteer Fire 

Company meeting, S p m 

• • * 

Someri Point Bfh'iot CitBeni 

meeting, 11:30 am , in Grace 

Lutheran Church 

• * • 

Linwbod Little League 

Association meeting 830 

p m.; in City Hall 

• • • 

TUESDAY 

Somers Point Library 

Reading Club meeting, 10 30 

a.m,, in the library, 757 Shore 

rd. History will be the topic 

• • * 

Someri Point Kiwanis Club 

dinner meeting, 7 p.m., in 

Daniel's Restaurant 

PAOE 9 - SECTION 

TINDER AND TRIMMED... 

We havm fat meal for fat people 

and lean meat for lean people, 

FRUITS ^ VEGETABLE 

GROCERIES •= FROZEN FOODS 

FRESH BAKED GOODS 

BARBECUED CHICKEN 

TO TAKE OUT 

SHOP AT 

SHOPA'S 

116 ATLANTIC AVffNUI 399-2124 

• FREE DELIVERY * 

Notice of 

BANKING HOURS 

for Friday, July 3rd 

Although the Fourth of July Holiday comes this S

I 

UVE 

LOBSTER TANK 

WEEKLY SPECIALS 

SEAFOOD CLEANED 

to ORDER 

a 

COn 

EAT IN 

OR 

TAKI 

OUT 

PLATTERS 

Fisheries 

Open Daily 11 A. M. - I P, M 

TILTQN MAD • NQRTHFIELD 

In The Mr. Ilfl Shopping Center 

BRIGANTINE - 111] IRIQANTINI AVI, - IM-HSt 

fr UnLLMLV UM 

Sti lilt £rts I. 

OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK 

PIMMERS 

PROM 4 PM 

Paitu 

S-teaki 

Gal! 263-3817 

THE GULL'S NEST 

3260 Asbury Aw, 

Specializing in 

SUBS • PIZZA - SANDWICHES 

FOUNTAIN SERVICE 

Ssoeh Needs - Toys - Newsstand 

CRAB TRAP 

Cocktail JLouiuji- 0 1 Ktilauraiit 

ON THI CiRCLI iOMIRS POINT 

Phone927-7377 

• OPEN DAILY at 12 NOON it 

SILL CAMP at the PIANO NIFtLY 

DANCING WID., FRI. and SAT, NIGHTS 

to the PREMIERS 

; 1 * ft IIM fl A PM lUt !M IU< MA M M ItA MA ft/I 1UIIUIM «K 

Tho SINDIA m 

Dining Room 

1REAKFAST DINNER 

• A. M. M 11 A, M. 4 P. M. ta t P. M, 

SHOO-FLY PIE, AMISH VANILLA PIE 

Atlantic AVMU* and Plymouth Place 

COfflCK OWNERSHIP-MANAGEMENT SINCE 1921 

# CLOSro MONDAYS * 

That is tho cry of members of 

i hi' fVciin Oil.y Humane Society as they 

soi>k fluids to cnlnrtJi' thr ovprcrowfipri 

;imm,-il shelter. 

A spcciul building fund booth will be 

up ti«li\ on tin bo irdwalk and wUl 

rcm.-iiu tliroii)Jh July IK Members of the 

Humane Socti'ty will he manning the 

Thre» Cosmopolitans 

et Pagtanf session 

HOMERS POINT Mrs 

UtMn%M< Pinkt'riun, Mrs Robert 

Burke and Mrs Richard 

Slri'itiin, of lhr Sornrrs Point 

Ciiapicr (if CtisniopoiiLan 

AssiMiiltps, miiriried n mrotlng 

Mnnriay rvi-ning planning thf 

Miss AI Ian tic County Pageant 

Tho HpssMJii was hold at 

Prudential Insurance Company 

and rallnd by Mainland 

Jaycei^, sponsors of the 

Pagpanl Those attending were 

diHogates of various clubs and 

organizations who are 

sponsoring contestants. The 

Crismopohtan Associates is 

sponsoring Miss Maureen 

Sikorsky of Atlantic City, 

reign inn Miss Mermaid 

The Miss Atlantic County 

Pageant will be sUged at Holy 

•Spirit High School July 23, 24 

and 25- Preceding the evening a 

dance for the eon Ms tan is will 

br jiiven by the Mainland 

Jaycre-ettes July 17 in the 

Atlantic City Country Club 

Bridge 

BISCAYNE Eight players 

took high scoring honors at the 

Biscayne Card Party Monday 

evening in the Biscayne Hotel. 

Honors were earned by 

Dorothy Seabrook, Jean 

Baron, Carrie McOlone, Peg 

Maneely, Pauline Henschel, 

Laura Nutt, Ruth Tilton and 

Edith Breekiey. 

Biscayne Card Parties are 

held every Monday at 7; 30 

p.m. in the Biscayne Hotel, 

812 Ocean av Proceeds go to 

Shore Memorial Hospital 

* 1 • 

LURAY • An average of 108 

was made at the Luray 

Duplicate Bridge game played 

Wednesday evening. Top 

scorers for the North-South 

section were Naomi Seymour 

and Cy Bedrosian with 124, 

ind for the East-West Joe and 

Peg Piersol with 122'A, 

Other North-South players 

coming in above average were 

Rose Capita and Eleanor 

Potterton, 122; Madeline 

Fenny and Miiry Bond, IIS, 

Helen Stedem and Lillian 

Ciirlin, lll'/i, and Bea French 

and Vi Bedrosian, 109W. 

East-Wi'st players also 


Mrs Robert Averlc and Mrs. 

William Almond, 122, Theresa 

Alexander and Lucille Mina, 

114, Lillian Baldi and Lois 

Good, 112M>; Ed Baehr and 

Florence Hanson, 112, and,Art 

,md Anita Talley, 109. 

Luray Duplicate Bridge 

games are played every 

Wednesday at 7;IB p.m in the 

American Legion Hall, 1411 it. 

and Haven av. 

Ojmpelrnl 

Fleet headquarters wired a 

ship at sea; "Move; heaven and 

earth; get here Friday!" 

The ship's captain wired back: 

"Raised hell. Arriving Thursday," 

I Dad always says: | 

Today's 

NestEig 

is soon 

hatched! 

HARRY'S 

.INN 

A Landmark in 

Semen Point 

Our n*w phsM tir-ini 

CREDIT CARDS 

ACCEPTED 

j 

Fleet 99 Raees 

THI OCIAN CITY SINTINIL-LEOOER 

booth from 7 am. to 10 p.m. every day 

through the two weeks seeking 

donations for the addition. 

A speriaj attraction today (Friday) 

will be a live broadcast over radio station 

WSI.T with Phil Sheridan from 7 to 8 

p,m 

Lightning Fleet 99 opens its 

weekly racing scries Tor 1970 

tomorrow (Saturday) This 

fleet races out of Hi.bby Hnvrn 

located on the 17th st lagrHtn 

CLASSiFlID AD 

BRINGS RfSULTS 

Famous For Fine Foods 

For Forty-Five Years 

on the beach at 

21st Street, AVALGN, N. J. 

(Area Code 609) 967-3426 

RESTAURANT and COCKTAIL LOUNGE 

Opep Daily To The Public For 

Poolside Lunch and Cocktails 

ON ROOSEVELT BLVD. V/, MILES WIST OF 

OCEAN CITY ON MTH STREET 

THE SURF ROOM 

AVAILAiLt FOR HRIVAT1 PA^TIIS (up te M) 

OMANIZATIONS • CLU1S • PRIVATE ENWANCt 1 •*« 

HILL'S 

RESTAURANT I CLAM BAR 

1234.1242 Boardwalk 

THE ONLY CLAM BAR ON THE BOARDWAIJC 

NOW ENCLOSED! 

Serving DINNER Only 

SPECIAL EVERY NIGHT from 4:30 to 8:00 

Steamed Clams - Seafood - Cocktails 

DELICIOUS 

SHORE DINNERS 

|> COMPLETE 

SEAFOOD MENU 

BUKKKT SERVICE AVAILABLE 

Open Daily 'til Midnight • Fri. & Sat. 'tH 2 a.m. 

BAR OPEN SUNDAYS AT NOON 

Clams on the Half Shell or Steamed • Sandwiches 

BEER • WINES • LIQUORS 

Delivery Service - Dial 399-4906 

CHARCOAL BROILED 

STEAKS ft CHOPS 

LIVE LOBSTERS from MAINI 

Avirift iln V/t IN, 

Complete Shore Dinner J 5.95 

WI RICOMMEND 

MAINE STYLI LOBSTIR (Bollad In Silt Wittr) 

OPEN MONDAY THRU SATURDAY 4:M P, M, to I P. M, 

SUNDAY ISiM TILL l.tt P. M. 

University Women 

announce series 

Mrs. Paxson Keates, Jr., 

general c h« i "-man, has 

announced the 19V0-71 lectur* 

geries sponsored by the 

American Assoi'intiori of 

University Women. Tlie icriai 

arc ilated at Mainland Regional 

Hiih School. 

Justice Abe Fortas will open , 

the serios October 24 and will 

be followed on November 21 

by Dr, Bruno Bottplheim, from 

the Univertlty of Chicago. 

Archbishop Fulton J. Iheon 

will be presented February 20, 

1971, and the seriei will close 

March 20 with U S Senator 

Birch Bayh. 

For tickets and further 

informatiiin call Mrs WorTen 

Miller at 846 1024 or Mrs 

Henry Zon« at 84! 1BB8 

A littln ronfidcncc in a 

pdrson can oftpii produce 

groat resulls. 

i 

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i 

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CAMPBELL'S 

NOW OPEN DAILY 4 to 9 

SUNDAY 2 to 8 

LIVE 

LOBSTIRS 

5 lbs, and Over 

Si .10 per pound 

FRIDAY, JULY *» WO 

HOGATES 

9th Street at the Bridge 

Owned and Op«rated by 

PARKER and RLITH MLrLPORD 

NET RESTAURANT 

34TH STREET, MARMORA 

DIAL 399-8172 

SEAFOOD OUR SPECIALTY 

CRAB LOBSTER TAJL 

SHrUMP CLAMS BROASTED QHIOffiN 

and DELICIOUS STEAKS 

jf 78th and DUNE DRIV1 AVALON, N, J. 1| 

I Now Offering Main Dining Room || 

| Service and Casual Dress Dining 

| in the GALLEON ROOM 

1 FAMILY PRICED MENU DANCING WED, THRU SUN. WTES || 

OPEN All YEAR 

HICKMAN S SEA FOOD 

IN IUSINISS IINCI llfl 

1155 ASBURY AVENUE 

PHONE 399-1 SI I 

COOKED TO TAKE OUT 

Ord.r PiltMl 

IMPiRIAL CRAB :..._,... .,.,...„.„. $1.25 $2.00 

DiVILED CRAB ... ,.,.„.._..._„_.-,.......... .75 1.50 

DiVILED CLAM ......... .20 1.50 (4) 

FRIED CLAMS ...._.._..,„,„., .60 1,50 

FISH CAKE ..... _..,.-„-..-,_. „_„. .30 1.00 (2) 

FRIED SCALLOPS (Va lbs.) ..... _.-...„._.„,._.-...-....„. 1.20 1,75 

FRIiD SHRIMP ('/» Ib.) . 1.20 1.78 

FRIED SOFT CRAB ................_.... .90 1.75 

FRIID OYSTiRS (1 doz.) .„. 2.40 1.75 (5) 

FRIiD FLOUNDER (thin) .. .40 1.00 

FRIiD FLOUNDER (medium) ........... .....„„..„...„_„„..... .70 1,50 

FRIID FLOUNDIR (thick) ..._....„_..,. .„._ ,. 1,40 2.00 

SEAFOOD COMBINATION (Fish, clam, oystsr, ihrlmp, 

scallop, crab cake) ......,.._„..„.„..._„_„... 1,40 2.00 

BROILED STUFFED FLOUNDER „„._....„_ ,..„.„_... 1.40 2.00 

BROILED FILET FLOUND1R ... .,„.„......._ ._.„„.. 1.40 2,00 

BROILED FISH IN SEASON .......„.„.....„_„...„, ..„.„„ 1.40 2.00 

BROILED" ROCK LOBSTER TAIL ...... _ 3.00 3.50 

BROILED STUFFED MAINE LOBSTER (VA ib,) 4.00 4.50 

HALF CHICKEN (4 pieces) 1.10 1,75 

BREADED VEAL CUTLET „„,..„..„,.„„„„_,.„, .75 1.50 

SHRIMP COCKTAIL (5) „„..„,..._.„„„„.„ ._........_..... 1.00 1,75 (6) 

CRAB OR •'SHRIMP SALAD (Vi Ib.) .__..„.. 1.25 2.00 

LOBSTER OR CHICKEN SALAD (Vi ib.) . ._.._„_. : 1.25 2.00" 

Platters include any TWO of the following: 

Celt Slaw. Lsifues & Tomoto, French Fried PolalMi, Biktd Polito, Potilo Salad, Mlctrenl Ssl.d, 

Green Vegetable, Stewed TemttMt, Pepper Huh, Pieklad BMH, Mioroni I ChMM, Apple Stuce 

TyiS OP CHICKEN ' 

SMALL TUB .... 12 pltces .„. $3.00 • LARGE TUB .... 20 pieces ._ $4.60 

Vt pi, 1 pi. 1 q|, 

FRENCH FRIED POTATOES ..._.„.„ „„„„... $.40 $.45 $ ,90 

FRENCH FRIED ONIONS =..„„„..„_.„ -. .45 ,90 

COLf SLAW OR PEPPER HASH .„„.„„_.....„.. .30 40 1,20 

POTATO SALAD OR AAACARON! SALAD._.._ ,30 ,60 1.20 

MACARONi & CHEESE (hot) .„,..... ___... ,35 ,70 1.40 

STIWED TOAftATOIS (hot) ,=... „._„„.. ,35 ,70 1.40 

MANHATTAN CLAM CHOWDER (cold) ..„. .. ,50 1,00 

SNAPPER SOUP (eold) „.„.„....„........„.„.._.„.. ,75 1.50 

BAKED IDAHO POTATO - „,.._.., ,25 each 

From Our Raw Seafood Beparttmnti 

Crab Meat, Oysters, Clams, Cocktail Claws, Fresh Fish, Live Mains Lobsters, 

Dungtnsst Hardshell Crabs, Frozen Imperial Crabs, Cherrystone Clam. 

on Half, Shell, Alaska King Crab Meat and tegs. Lobster Meat ' 

I 

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FRIDAY, JULY 3, 1970 THE OCEAN CITY SENTINEL LEDGER 

Your Garden 

This Week 

by Larry E. Newbold 

Cap* May County 

' Agricultural Agent 

ESTIMATE RIPENESS Bard.n, Hi-re's a rulr ,,f thumb 

You „„ prodiet UHP ^ m S ^ * 

maturity of veptablns m your j n ^ ^ , Thi8 Mpp|iui ni< 

THE CAPTAIN'S TABLE 

RESTAURANT 

SERVING BREAKFAST and DINNER 

FEATURING DINNER SPECIALS DAILY 

LOOKING FOR A GOOD PLACE TO EAT' 

YOU'VE FOUND IT! 

Home cooked mpiils served family stylo in 

a nnuHrnl atmnsphprp 

BREAKFAST 8-11; DINNfR S-S P.M., SUN, 4-S 

OCEANIC HOTEL, Wesley aHlth, 399-1310 

Comer Fountain 

4th Street ond Ocean Avenue 

SUB! 

HOAGIE! 

HERO! 

Call em what 

you like — 

• Wl HAVI 

THI BIST! 

• STEAKS • SANDWICHES of all kinds 

• BREAKFAST with Pancakes & Waffles 

The Public is Cordially Invited 

THI 

RALEIGH 

DINING ROOM "jt Phu, J,, 

10TH STRUT and WESLEY AVI, 

Free Parking Phone 39f-8512 

— featuring _ 

"Sir Walter's" Special tttAKFASTS 85c up 

FULL COURSE DINNER , S 3.9S 

BREAKFAST . $ to 10:30 DINNER • 5 to 7:30 

Dine Them Out 

Rt. 9 and Massachusetts Aye, 

SOMIRS MINT, NEW JlttSIT 

• PLATTIRS 

• DELICIOUS 

SANDWICHES 

tor Lunch, 

Suppv or t 

Special 

BUSINESSMAN'S LUNCH 

part hkn I ho Iiimato or 

rucumbor- 

Fur pxiunplf, snap bi-ans 

will mulurii m Nnviin to lOdnyk 

while cucumbers fur pickling 

n-quiro only four in fivn HayK. 

dopondinK on Mir Slirinjj 

cucumbors niu>H fe iind er-QU rages* 

surfaei' rouling Surface 

rooting is undesirable btâuse 

it makes the plant very 

BUsceptlble lo drought 

A plant needs a great deal of 

moisture between 10 and 

15 inches during the dry 

months of July a_nd August 

RainfaJI often doesn't supply 

this amount, and it is necessary 

lo suppliment natural rainfall 

to the point where this much 

water is available to the plants 

The use of furrows or small 

ditches is one good method of 

watering in a garden, CDvofhead 

sprinklers or soaker hoses may 

also be used If loaves become 

wet when watering, aieh as 

when using an overhead 

system, do the watering in the 

morning so the leaves will dry 

before nightfall This will 

di-SCOUrage disease 

« * * 

CHEMICAL CONTROLS 

TOMATO INSECTS 

Colorado potato beetle 

jnjury to tomato transplants is 

beginning to appear 

throughout New Jersey Adult 

beetles feed on the tender 

young foliage and lay bright 

MILLS RESTAURANT 

BREAKFAST • LUNCH • DINNER 

3325 Asbury Ave., Ocean City 

DIAL 399-0795 

ornaije e^fs beneath the leiives 

which liiier develop into the 

HpulrurtiM- worm stage 

You ran easily runlrol these 

beetles with an application fo 

rarbaryl (Sevm) now, and again 

in 10 to 11 d«vs Carhajyl will 

also control Viiri.Hik flea beetlei, 

abundant at this lime of the 

year 

Carbaryl is safe fur home 

gardeners to handle and 

controls a larye number of 

worms in the veyetahle garden 

Be aire („ read all label 

precautiorii, hefori' using riny 

pesticide 

• * « 

NEWLY SET TOMATO PLANTS 

HURT BY STRONG WINDS 

Light brown streaks on the 

stems of the tomato plants 

you vi> just set nut, may be due 

to the weather Strtjks are not 

always the sign of disease 

The strong winds proceeding 

the numerous showers and 

thunderstorms we've had lately 

could he the cause Winds 

blowing from one direction foj 

a considerable time can cause 

dnmage in two ways 

Small particles of sand or 

soil carried at considerable 

speed near the soil surface by 

the wind can damage stern 

tissue and tender leaves The 

damage is most severe where 

there is an open expanse on the 

windward side 

The effect is a sandblasting 

of the plant and usually it on 

one side of the item Disease 

causing stem streaks may be 

distributed around the item 

The second way winds can 

damage the plant is by drying 

out the tissue or by snapping 

the stem 

A sandblasted stem doesn't 

mean the piajit will die Even 

though severe damage also 

affects leaves, the plant can 

and probably will put out new 

growth 

The maturity of the fruit 

will probably be delayed, but 

eventually you will harvest 

tomatoes. 

Other vegetables can be 

similarly damaged 

CLASSIFIED ADS 

BRING RESULTS 

WE'RE NUMBER ONE 

• BREAKFAST COOKS 

PRETTY WAITOSSK 

» SANDWICH HEN 

BOWLEGGED BUS BOYS 

THE CHATTERBOX 

BREAKFAST LUNCH WNNER 

?th Street and Central Avenue Hours 8 A. M. till 31M. 

FISHERMAN'S WHARF, CAPE MAY, N. J, 

PHONE 884-8296 / 

Open Monday thru Saturday 

La/ 

^J 

MstuL/iiSst iiLili 

8 P. M. to 10 P, M. ^ 

Open Sunday 2 P. M. to 10 P. M, ^ 

COFFEE SHOP • Open 7 Day* 

; a A, M, to IO P. M, 

: Open All Year GAmmWJk 0 ^PARKWAY 

wff **y^R \ llnl ! 

First in Phila. ~ Now in Ocean City I 

Dine and Dance Saturday Night (July 4th) from 7:30 

at the 

If ysu'va dhMd «t eur Univwvlty City Ratfaurant (36th 

StrMt anil Walnut), you hiva a plNunt forataita of 

Hia dallghrful cuUin* awaltini you at our naw OtMn 

City location. 

HOTEL 

MOTH. 

ON THE BOARDWALK 

NtwMn 3rd SirMt and Park Plow 

PHONE 399-1320 

• 150 Beautifully Murfaiihtd Rooms 

* Amariean Plan at th« HOUM of Pagano 

THE ORIGINAL PAGANO'S PIZZAS • SF AFOOD SPECIALS 

TAKEOUT SPECIALS • SPAGHETTI ft RAVIOLI 

PRIME RIBS OF BEEF • CHICKEN PARMIGIANA 

CHOICE STEAKS • HALF CHICKEN IN BASKET 

BREAKFAST 8 to 11, DrNNERS from 5 P. M.; SUN. from 12 Noon 

OPEN TO THE PUBLIC DAILY FREE PAKKINQ ALWAYS 

• ! ' - ' 

SOCIAL SECURITY 

Question Box 

EDITOR'S NOTE The 

Social Security Office at 

Pennsylvania and Faeifie 

Aienuei in Atljntic City 

""'•fii the following 

queitions received lajl 

weak For p«nanal replies, 

visit or write the dlrtfict 

office or telephwi« 

344-4011, Do not write or 

call the 5ENTINEL- 

I.EDOER 

Q I 

middlengeri 

woman 

single, 

I have 

worked in rtivered 

i-mploymi>nt tin» I was 18 

years of afp A« I have no 

drpendentt and may not live 

until I am 8!j, I feel that my 

Social Seeuniy Tan Payments 

may be wanted Am I correct'' 

A No It \k true that you 

may never collect monthly 

benefit*, but that is true of ail 

risk insurance SoeiaJ security 

l§ insurance. If you should 

become disabled tomorrow 

you may itart collecting 

disability benefits that can 

continue as long as you are 

disabled, or until age 6B when 

your retirement benefits would 

begin Even if you are not 

disabled you receive reduced 

retirement benefitt at age 62 If 

you so desire At age 85 you 

will be covered for hospital 

insurance without payment of 

premiumi. It is possible that 

your family situation may have 

changed by the time of your 

death If stD, your survivor! 

may qualify for benefit!, and 

even if your status remains the 

same a lump-sum death benefit 

will be paid. 

Q I am 21 years old and 

have just been discharged from 

the Marines after 18 months' 

service, most of which Wai 

spent in Vietnam where I was 

wounded, I have heard that I 

might be eligible for disability 

even while receiving payment* 

and rehabilitation services from 

th» VA, Is this correct? 

A, Yei it is. The locUl 

security disability law provides 

that any individual under the 

ag* of 24 may receive benefits 

If two conditions are met: (1) 

he must have at least one and 

one-half years' work (your 

military service coven that); 

and 12) the disability which 

pWTentt you from working, 

must be expected to last for at 

least 12 months. We suggest 

you file a claim with our 

office. 

Q I am told that Social 

Security benefits are supposed 

to partially replace income lost 

due to retirement, disability or 

death. Why are these benefits 

payable to a wife or widow 

even though the was ieparated 

from her husband and was 

receiving no support from him. 

A It is true that in some 

cases benefits are payable to 

wives and widows who have 

suffered no financial loss. 

However, we look to the legal 

and social traditions of our 

states under which the wife has 

a continuing right to support 

from her husband, 

notwithstanding the fact that 

in some cases the husband may 

or will not contribute. When 

the husband is no longer 

working, there is a loss of a 

source of support, even though 

th# source may have been 

potential rather than actual. 

PAGE 11 — SECTION ONI 

Now Open for the Season 

THE DORIAN RESTAURANT 

104 Asbury Avenue 

DELICIOUS DINNERS 

Weekdays . . , 4 P.M.-8 P.M, 

Sunday". . . . 3 P.M.-8P.M. 

WE DO ALL OUR OWN BAKING 

Warren 4 Thelma MacAdams, Owner-Management 

beach at 

21 rt Street, AVALON, N. J. 

(Area Code 609) 967-3426 

RESTAURANT and COaCTAn, LOUNGE 

Luxury Beachfront Accommodations 

Phone 967-3426 

GIBERSON'S 

NEW DINER 

& RiSTAUSANT 

PLEASANTVILLE 

FRIDAY. JULY 1 

MM 

BnfM 

MONDAY, JULY I 

MIM MMlMl, PrtM 

MM Oytm CocktaU 

TUESDAY, JULY 1 

tmntt MM, OUHt* and 

MM MM* m ««. 

MM FIMI Mm MM Wu

PAGE • — 

PAGE 12 — SECTION ONI THE OCEAN CITY SENTINELLEDOIR FRIDAY, JULY i, Ifffl 

DAN'S UTM 

STREET AT 

•AfMONT 

DIAL tn-nn 

ON THE BAY— OPEN ALL YEAR 'ROUND 

FRESH and COOKED SHRIMP 

ftOUNDER • BLUEFISH • SEA BASS 

PORGiES • FISH ROE • CLAMS 

CRAB MEAT 

FRISH BAIT- 

Squid • Live Eel • Clams 

Mackerel • Minnows 

pack your ffih purfiftiMs In ica gyfiicfenf f* r*frif«rita 14 hour 

Surf Side Restaurant 

34th St. & Central Ave., Ocean City, N. J. 

BREAKFAST • LUNCH • DIKNER 

ITALIAN HOAGIES • STEAK SUBS 

FISH 'N 1 CHIPS • CLAMS on the % Shell 

SEAFOOD DINNERS • FRIED CHICKEN 

FRESH DIPPED ICE CREAM 

DAILY BREAKFAST I LUNCHEON SPECIALS 

$ DOLLAR DiNNIRS $' 

CHOICE OP 4 ITEMS M 

VIAL CUTLIT (Tomato Sauce) A 

CRAB CAKE • PEPPER STEAK - 

CHICKEN CROQUETTES 

CHOICE OF 2 VEGETABLES. 

ROLL ft BUTTER 

ALSO A COMPLETE DINNER MENU I 

HOURS: 7 A. M, to 11 P, M. DAILY 

TAKE-OUT ORDERS CALL 

Men 1 niu'll pal liiiiirnir 

rahlt* ^nii'F & ill* 

iiitth iiimli rulr (i 

u"" fiiie>l fanilh r 

Here-Every Guest 

is a V.I.P. 

fiiml. iii lifaulil'iil lin'iilhii'll 

I'xpcrirnri 1 Ilic impcrfjurv 

ho^piiulif >. \hr -lirpri** 

tliiti IjJ* mail*' u* "(hn uf 

.luiiruiiti.. 

t anil' A li'l if* ,„. II l,;Ul,,h,- ,1 I I.!'. 

KKF.KIMRklM 

Dinnrrs Everv I>a» 

1 P.M. to I 1 P.M. 

Sunda* I P.M. to 11 P.M. 

Horn of tt* 

Zabtrmd Cocktail 

AJBERERi! 

AN©IJS§A INN, WILDWOOD. NJ-A 

We Don't Toot Our Own Horn 

... But You Win, After Dinner 

it the POINT DM 

The entire family will enjoy delicious food 

in • comfortable, pleasing atmosphere. 

PARKING 

OPKN 24 HOURS 

STOP SEARCHING 

AliL AROUND" 

INOUR21 tt YEAR 

,4 Singing Flame May 

End Air Jeis* Whine 

A "SinRina Flanit 1 " may put 

II ii cnil to tho whininif Kounil uf 

I hi 1 ;iii'|)liiin,> ji't eMicini 1 . if I ho 

rxprrimcnM art" «ucri>s(iful lit 

!hr ("nlli'frt 1 uf KnirinooriiiK. 

ta (i 1 1'niviTsity. 

i ! ntfini»i>r Gerharil 

Ri'i'thof is sriirrhiiiK for 

an i*MU_'ii-iiI. fCotioniHNil mrthnd 

nf ritiui'ltin liii' liiuii whine of 

laiijii I'hiriiii'H. 

His pivmi.ic is that, if u ]uiif 

tuni 1 inn Id bi 1 (Ti'iicruti'd in a 

ji't ITIKInc'H hoi oxhaust uxws 

and if that sound cmilH lw 

luti'hcd rxactly out of phasi 1 

with the fan-bladji MOINC, thi* 

tun will rans't-'l. Preliminary 

rMsrarrh ha.* shown that an 

osi'i]!atiu>r t'lin'tfir fluid arfin^ 

on the boundary of thi 1 ^T 

part of an oxy iir*>fyh'ni' fllimr 

dors insult in tho iriMicruiion 

of soiinij at thi' frrqiu'nfy of 

thn imposed rUn'tru 1 Hold If? 

fait it was I'Vcn pussiliJi 1 to 

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Foresight in bay research 

eases ecological collision 

NEW BpUNSWiCK Thi> 

first fish «*nsus of its kind ever 

undertaken in a sail wiitir 

estuary ik makina history in 

RarnnBai Ifty, 

A Bam pi ing of thp finny 

tribe is pan of n study uf nil 

living thinCB in thp bay, and ihi' 

project mkv be mnrkine up a 

"first" of another sort 

This possbhJ list topper hm. 

to do with fmnsiBhi Or an ii 

writer in 'jl p Si>urrh, ' 

quarterly publication of Ihi 1 

A gr icultu ral / Expenmrn i 

Station al Rutj^rs, notps: • The 

story Jieiufltf I he fosnnrrh i* 

•mtfTguine 

"For horp is n classic 

example of thp collision 

between urban mnn and nther 

living creatures with one 

hopeful difference This timi 1 

man is trying to rppliuo 

hinrlsighl with fnresijiht " 

Linked with I h i 1 

forward look ing study of fish 

in the bay is an equally careful 

survey of its other animal and 

plant life This part of the 

work yielded the discovury of 

huge algae plants that can lift 

rocks and bump them riff the 

heads of skindivers. 

Heading the twin studies arc 

James R Westman, a research 

professor of environmental 

sciences, and Robert E 

Loveiand, professor of 

zoology Both are at Ruteers 

University, Dr Westrnan lit the 

College of Agriculture and 

Environmental Science, and 

Dr Lovnlnnd at Rutgers 

College 

Biiriwgu! Bay has been their 

laboratory for more than three 

years now, following the 

doi-iNKin of the Jersey Central 

Power ft Light Company to 

choose Oyster Creek, which 

flows into the bay, as the site 

of us nuclear generating plant 

The utihiy is paying for their 

"A vital habitat to most of 

the food and game fishes of the 

en tin' mid Atlantic coast" is 

one was of describing Barnegat 

Bay Dr Westman explains that 

for some fish it serves as a 

nursery, for some it is a 

spawning ground; others spend 

I he winter there 

At his nine collection 

stations he has been netting 

fish samples every two to four 

weeks over the past three 

years Of special interest are 

the small foodfish the 

s i i versides, New Jersey 

anchovies, and salt water 

killifish Their numbers have 

been found to go up and down, 

probably for reasons only they 

k now 

Dr Loveiand discovered a 

great deal more than the giant 

alga to interest him, although 

that's almost a story in itself 

Final payment made 

FINAL PAYMENT • William C. Koeneke, center, 

treamrer of Burdette Tomlin Meniorial Hospital, inserts 

check representing final payment on the recent hoipital 

renovation project, into mailing envelops held by Guy 

P. Muziani, president. Board of Governors of thehospital, 

John Blake, administrator, held disbursement 

record listing payments on the construction project over 

the past 21 months. 

CAPE MAY COURT 

HOUSE • The final payment oil 

the exteniivo renovations 

completed last fall at Burdette 

Tonilln Memorial Hoipital, , 

have been made, with total 

disbursement amounting to 

p358,814.25, it was announced 

this week by William C. 

Koeneke, treasurer of the 

hospltah 

A public fund drive for 

construction costs of the 

improved and enlarged 

facilities raised over 1350,000 

during the summer and fall of 

1988. The initial payment on 

the construction project was 

made in September of that 

year, while other payments 

were made over a period of 

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approximately 21 months, 

with the Bnal disbursement 

made an June 18, Koeneke 

related. 

The public contributions 

were used to construct and 

equip two new surgical rooms, 

relocate the hospital laboratory 

to new quarters, renovate the 

old quarters into three offices, 

and make changes in the 

maternity department 

Funds for the expansion 

prspam, in addition to the 

generous public support, came 

from beneficiary gifts of 

ieveral estatei and a 

foundation for the purchase of 

new equipment 

Over the years the Board of 

Governors and officers of the 

hospital have alwayi managed 

to maintain the Institution 

debt-free as to construction 

project*. However, it now 

appears that this phase may be 

eover. The urgent need of 

expanding the emergency room 

and X-ray department indicate 

that a new building should be 

erected at the rear of the 

hospital at a possible cost of 

close to 11,000,000. Plans also 

include the creation of a 

coronary intensive eare unit. 

Public support again will be 

needed for the proposed 

hospital expansion program. 

He describes it as looking 

like "green macaroni," and a 

single piece of it can (111 a large 

bucket .It raises rocks when it 

forms giant gas bubbles under 

them The alga is n Japanese 

sppcips that was accidentally 

Introduced into Long Island 

Sound a number of years ago. 

Dr Loveiand and members of 

his team round it for the first 

time in Harnegn! Bay on May 

27, 1966 

It has rapidly become th» 

dominant alga in the bay, and 

its rate of growth is startling. 

However, Dr Loveiand can see 

no bad effects from it 

What about oysters on the 

bottom of the bay' None. Lots 

of shells but no live oysters 

All this research, of course, 

stems from the concern of the 

possible effects on bay life of 

the nt* generating plant, with 

its enormous thirst for biy 

water to keep it cool Hot 

water flowing from the plant 

may warm bay water by as 

much as 6 degrees in some 

spot* 

What effects will this have, 

what changes will take place? 

No one knows for sure, but the 

scientists now have a baseline 

from which to make 

comparisons. 

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Everett Ricer and Jiisi'ph 

Piloui. both of Cnati-sviltv. PII , 

left town wilh more thnn they 

came in with recently Police 

found their luggage unclaimed 

at the bus station and look it 

to headquarters where it got 

lost in the shuffle on a busy 

Saturday night. 

R'cer and Pilotti cliumed the 

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and sure enough a bill total my 

$266 was approved at 

Wednesdny's Citv Cammminn 

meetini; 

Items inide the suilfase 

included shirts, slackk, balhinc 

suits, and fl radio Tlie two 

were even reimbursed fur 

tfiiletrinii. 

4-H garden program 

reaches management 

Learn to be a good 

manager and you'll probably 

be a aiceess at whatevpr you 

choose to do in life," says 

Melville Loekwood, Cape May 

County 4 H agent 

The vegetable garden 

project is a good example of 

the managemenl training youth 

from nine to 19 receive in the 

4-H program Club members 

learn from the beginning that 

the amount of produce they 

get from a garden depends on 

how well they manage it 

Garden space planted in 

earlymtturing vegetables such 

as radishes, lettuce, and peas 

can be used again to plant 

vegetables that will ripen in 

midsummer Sometimes even 

three crops can be grown on 

the same piece of ground. 

Young people in 4-H know 

that to call it "quits" after the 

first crop it harvested is not 

getting the full .benefit or 

profit from the time, energy, 

and money spent. 

In addition to Lhe pleasure 

and pride in growing quality 

produce 4-H'ers also learn how 

much it costs to produce their 

vegetables in terms of labor 

and inveitmant, 

"When you learn this," says 

Melville Loekwood, "you have 

learned a good lesson in 

management which will serve 

you later, whether you become 

a fanner, homemaker, scientist 

or investment broker " 

THI OCIAN CITY SINTINiLLEDOIR 

YANKEE DOODLE 

BOY. Drew J. Burden 

holds a miniature replica 

of the Liberty BeU which 

was presented him as i 

winner in the Yankee 

Doodle Boy competition 

held in Philadelphifl last 

month. 

Local teenager 

Yankee Doodle 

A local summer resident has 

the honor as serving as Yankee 

Doodle Boy for the Freedom 

Week Festivities being 

conducted this week in 

Philadelphia, . 

He is Drew j. Burden, 

14-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. 

Nelson J. Burden, Jr., of 

Philadelphia and 318 Ocean IV. 

Highlight of his participation 

ii riding on a float with Miss 

Liberty Bell in the Parade of 

Fountains which was held 

Wednesday evening and 

participating with other 

younpters in a competition 

reading. The activities will 

conclude tomorrow at 

Independence Mall. 

PaTtieipat ing in the 

competition reading will be 

Yankee Doodles from the 13 

original states each of whom 

will read essay s on 

independence All of the 

Yankee Doodles were selected 

to represent their states on 

similar readings of patriotic 

essays early in June. 

Drew will enter his 

sophomore year at Central 

High School in Philadelphia in 

September, For the summer he 

is employed with the 

Department of Public Work* of 

this city as a member of the 

beach cleaning crew. 

Welcome Sunn Jean 

BIISLIYS POINT • Mr, 

and Mrs. Donald Shaw, of 101 

Harbor rd., are receiving 

eongratailation* on the birth of 

their first child, a girl, Jun« 30, 

in Shore Memorial Hospital 

She has been named Susan 

Jean. MB. Shaw is the former 

Ruth Simon, of National Park, 

Mr, Shaw is the son pf Mr. and 

Mrs. Charles Shaw, 3rd, of 

Media, Pa,, and summer visitors 

in Ocean City for a number of 

years. 

Boat parade entries 

urged from boatmen 

Reiiisirations for I hit city s 

annual Night In Venire Boat 

Parade, Salurday, July 1H, are 

currently being accepted 

Registration formii lire available 

al the OfeanjCity Yacht Club, 

Bay av and Bflltersea rd , and 

Chip's Dernralork, 72S Ashury 

av 

Both boau,,and horms, will 

compete for prizes in different 

jCalegones Divisions in the 

boat category are most 

original, best decoreated, 

comic, musical, club division 

and best lighted Thirty six 

prizes will be awarded in the 

home category, with no formal 

divisions for judging 

Applications wilt he 

distributed to boat and home 

owners along the bayfront, 

over the July 4 th weekend 

All registrants in both the 

home and boat categories will 

receive an award the night of 

the parade 

Additional information 

about boat and home 

registration is available by 

railing Milligan at ,199 5728 

Lightning short* 

computers at Hall i 

Repairs totaling 11.400 have 

been completed on a payroll 

and billing computer in the 

office of the City Treasurer 

which was struck by lightning 

during a severe thundenitaiTn 

ten days ago. 

City Treasurer Anthony, E. 

Imbesi said the lightning 

apparently hit an ouUide 

circuit on the north wall of 

city hall and traveled through 

the line into the buildings 

shorting out the machine. The 

pomputer was purchased two 

months ago for 112,000 from 

the Burroughj Corporation, 

Imbesi iaid the machine is 

one of two which handles all 

the city's payroll and billing. 

He said it was out of 

commission for seven days. All 

of the fyiei and 15 

components were destroyed in 

the accident 

No smoke or fire was caused 

by the lightning. However, the 

outside circuit and line into the 

office had to be replaced prior 

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munis on the 2nd floor (if the 

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Medium dry sherries, such u 

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Sherry should be one of the basic wines when you stock 

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juice. Remove pulp, keeping shells firm. To mashed sweet 

potato add butter, orange juice to moisten and salt. Beat 

fluffy; add sherry. Spoon mixture into orange cups, 

sprinkle with brown sugar. Bake in moderate 350 dpgreioven 

until slightly glazed. Serves 4. 

Hone-sense: the wisdom that keeps you from 

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KWIKEE KWIZ 

Q.b Irish whUkey made of potatoes? 

A.This is a common belief that to pure 

fiction. Whukey In Irdwid U distilled from 

fermented mash of the lune grains used in 

Scotland. Molt Irish whiskies are seven 

yean old or more before they are stripped. 

It is a particularly smooth whinkey, with 

body and clean, malty flavor. 

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NIERSTHNER (pronounced NEAB-shtine-ur) • A whiU", 

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ORIENTATION, Shelter Operations 

Chief William Hughes points out 

evacuation route's to be foliowfd in case 

Emergency plan set 

by storm shelter unit 

A meeting of the Shelter 

Management group of the local 

office of Civil Defense was held 

at CD building Tuesday 

evening under the direction of" 

Shelter Opera lions chiefs 

Williarn J Hughes and Dr W 

Thomas Adams. Jr 

In addition to those who 

had completed the Shelter 

Operations course in April, Dr 

William H, Nickerson, Jr., who 

is responsible for setting up an 

emergency hospital in a 

Nuclear Disaster, and John 

Streckenbein, officer for 

shelter and welfare supplies. 

Were present. 

Following lengthy 

consideration, the group made 

definite plans for shelters to be 

opened in the city if 

evacuation became necessary 

following a heavy storm, 

George Morgan, CD director, 

emphMlied that with the 

efficient reports from the 

Weather Bureau, the public 

should hear about approaching 

storms as soon as Civil Defense 

does. Such warninp are a 

signal to keep tuned to an area 

rttdio (tatlon. All directions 

THE OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER 

will be issued tpver radio. 

V'olunteerfi are needed to 

help with planning for such 

emergencies. Those interested 

BLACKMUN SWOWs IN 

Harry Andrew Blackmun has 

been sworn In M the nation's 

QUEST AND APARTMENT houis 98th justice on the Supreme 

awntn. you tan B«n«f|t by ion Court, He fUls i la-month 

inf Ca*l lod«y, Oeaair City GuMt 

and Apartment House " * 

vacancy made when Juistice Abe 

son. 

Fortas resigned in May 1966, 

The Senate had previously fe- 

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Recording artist special guest 

at Methodist service Sunday 

Robert Edwin, a lalenUsd 

recording artist, songwriter, 

singer, guitarist, has become a 

young dynamic force in the 

religious and social revolution 

of America. He will appear in a 

service of meaningful worship 

at First United . Methodist 

Church on Sunday (July B) at 

7:30 p.m. The Song Service 

will begin at 7:10 p.m. with an 

organ reeit*! at 7-25 p.m The 

Metropolitan Quartet will sing. 

Bishop Pred Pierce Corson, 

The United Methodist Church, 

Philadelphia, and Dr. Wallace 

B. Fisher, pastor of the 

Evangelical Lutheran Church 

of the Holy Trinity in 

Lancaster, Pa., will be the 

speakers Sunday at the Ocean 

City Tabernacle, Wesley av., 

5 th to 6 th sta. 

Bishop Corson will speak at 

the two identical morning 

services, 9 and 11 a.m. For 24 

years he served as Bishop of 

the Philadelphia Area and now 

serves as consultant to the 

United Msthodkt Cotlafl» and 

Universities in the United 

States. He also is permanent 

Chaplain of the Faith of Our 

Fathers Chapel at Freedoms 

Foundation " at Valley Forge 

and Titular pastor of Old St. 

George's Church, the oldest 

church in continuous service in 

Methodism, He also is Senior 

Grand Chaplain of the Masonic 

Grand Lodge of Pennsylvania. 

Dr. Fisher will be the 

sneaker at 7 p.m. He has 

preached throughout the 

United States, Canada and 

Europe for ecclesiastical, 

academic and military 

mblifs. He has served as a 

profesior and lecturer at 

numerous theological 

seminaries. He has appeared at 

the Chicago Sunday Evening 

Club, Lake Chautauqua, 

Lakeside, Massanetta Springs, 

and other places and has 

received awards from 

Freedoms Foundation, 

SMtoma, Urgan League and 

B'nai B'RIth, 

For the first time in many 

y*ari, the evening service will 

be held in the TabemacI*. An 

inspirational hour has been 

designed for the year. There 

will be singing and music, led 

fra/f 

is to be posted 

Hydrangea Festival Trail 

sifc'ns will be posted to direct 

resident* and visitors where the 

best displays of flowering 

hydrangeas are to be seen on 

Ocean City and along Ocean 

Drive in Cape May County. 

Mrs. Thomas Heist, 2nd., 

Ocean City chairman, has 

announced that registration of 

plants for judging was closed 

Wednesday. Judging will take 

pine early this month and a 

Sweepstakes silver bowl will be 

presented the best display in 

Ocean City. 

Serving as Judges for Ocean 

City will be Mrs, Robert Day, 

Mn, Fred Tarves, 3rd., Mrs, 

Earl Shaw, Jr., Mrs. Robert Gill 

and Mn. Heist, all members of 

tha Colony Club, 

They may he portir nr brutally 

frank, funny or truKirally 

serious They ;IN> ahpvii all. 

honest ' 

The program on Sunday will 

evolvti around thi> theme. 

"Jesus, Tlic Revolutionary " 

Edwin will t»t:pri«ii< in word and 

song the concept that, as 

Christians and followers of 

Jesus, we are trilled to br 

'action oriented, loving, revolutionary 

people, that our fîlh. 

beliefs rind feeling ttiust 

by Walter D. Eddowes, Jr., and 

the Tabernaelt Quartette 

directed by Fritz Krueger, E. 

Woodley kalehoff will precede 

each service with an organ 

recital, William C. Luff, 

Association president, leads the 

song service at both morning 

services. 

There is plenty of free 

parking on the ground*. The 

evening service will be 

concluded before dark. 

Union Chapel 

quest 

Edwin has performed in 

New York City's Carnegie Hall, 

Town Hall and Radio City 

Music Hall, has toured West 

Germany, and has appeared 

with such performers as Duke 

Ellington, opera star Jeromp 

Hines, and actor Ossie Davis 

His nomdrous TV and radio 

credits include "The Joe 

Franklin Show", "The New 

Yorkers" ana* 1 Robert Edwin be manifested in the same 

intense, dynamic and, yes, 

workshops ,ii riilli'iitiR, schools, radical way Jesus of Nasarelh 

Churches arid C'onforpnrns brought the wnrd, the truth 

throughout the country and the way to the people of 

his day. 

Brooklyn, N Y . in 1946 

Church School meets at 

Although a perfiirmnr since the 

9:30 a.m. Worship services 

age of frjiji, it was nut until 

with Pastor Charles Wilcnck 

August 1985 that Edwin preaching are at 9:30 and 11 

several NBC hwame active in his present 

Rev Melvin Swanson 

am. Child carp is provided at 

Christmas specials He has work Edwin's songs explore both services. 

presented exciting concerts, tho whole panorama of life, 

worship services and 

Parktig is available at the The Rev Melvin Swanson 

joy, sorrow and absurdity that 

Church lots, hank lot. Acme will be guest preacher at 

make up our world today 

and Stainton's 

Central Ocean City Union 

Chapel. 32nd st and Central 

av., Sunday at 11 a.m 

Rev Swanson has served as a 

SENTINEL-LEDGER 

missionary in Swaziland. 

Africa, for 20 years He is 

sponsored by the Evangehral 

Alliance MUsion. 

Rev Swanson holds a 

bachelor of science degree and 

Editorials 

Sports 

can serve in a variety of 

capacities. In addition to 

preaching and teaching he has 

been principal of various types 

Classified ads 

Church news 

of mission schools His 

ministry was for the most part 

among the Zulu, Swazi, Indian 

PAOE 1 — SECTION TWO 


tribes and a mixed race as well 

§s with the South African 

white peoples 

The missionary senses a need 

Bishop Corson and Dr. Fisher 

for Christian churches to try 

new approaches "to 

communicate the good news of 

Christ". In interview ing college 

preach at Tabernacle Sunday 

students and so-called 

"Hippies" he reports that he 

finds a frankness and an 

openness which provide a 

promising field for those 

Christians who are able to 

communicate 

message. 

the gojpel 

His subject for the 11 am, 

service Sunday will be "Ood 

Ha» a Purpose for Your Life" 

Dr. Wallace E. Fisher 


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SAHE • 

The spirit of liberty 

"The name of America must always 

exalt the just pride nf patriotism " Whin 

bettor words than thi-st> to 

oommemonitt' the anniversary cif the 

signing of the noHnni't ion of 

Independence! 

FTom the lips of GiHirgr Washington 

oame many admonitions utul stiiti'mi'iits 

of faith that all of us would do well to 

recall on this Fourth of July when our 

nation is fraught ivjth dis.si>ntion. As an 

example: "While we an 1 rnntcMdinji for 

Our Own liberty, we should [*• very 

cautious not. to violiiii- rights in 

Conscience in other 

And to thost 1 who resort to VIIIIPIICI" 

to force their viewpoints upon others, ur 

to voice their displeasure hy 'lestroymg 

property, we eommend thesi 1 words of 

General Washington "The very idea of 

power and the right of people to 

government presupposed the 

duty of every individual to obey the 

established government , , , Every 

valuable end of government is best 

answered by the enlightened confidence 

of the people, and by teaching the 

people themselves to know and to value 

their own rights in discriminate the 

spirit"' of liberty from that of 

1 teen tiouiiirss—cherishing the first, 

avoiding the last -and uniting a speedy 

but temperate vigilance against 

encroachment, with an inviolnrflp respect 

l(i the laws." 

Today the President of the United 

States is seeking to end dissention in this' 

nation--to bring peace and harmony 

both witn and without our borders. May 

the American eagle proudly soar aloft a 

symbol of "liberty and justice for all " 

And may that phrase hpeome a living 

mnlitv 

School planning no easy chore 

The Ocean City Board of Education 

and school administrators are currently 

involved with the problem of providing 

enough classroom space for projected 

school enrollments, And since the 

discussions touch S3 to $4 million, it 

becomes a problem for the taxpayer 

also. 

This time last year the schoolmen 

were talking about a new junior high 

school building into which to move the 

middle grades presently housed at the 

high school building Also mentioned 

was the construction of a physical 

education building on a part of Memorial 

Park across from the high st-huol. 

This year the emphasis has moved 

frOLi the middle school concept to a new 

building for senior high school classes. 

The schoolmen say that the taxpayers' 

money would be better invested in a 

high school building. 

The new school would contain, among 

other modem features, a newer, bigger 

gymnasium, a swimming pool and other 

physical education facilities. Thus would 

be eliminated the need for a physical 

education complex on Memorial Park, a 

move which local veterans organizations 

have been opposing for years. 

The schoolmen, with an eye to the 

future, gay Jiat removal of junior high 

students from the high school building 

would remedy the current overcrowded 

condition, but the remedy would be 

only temporary. The projection o/ local 

school enrollments over the next decade 

dictate the need for a new high school 

structure, the.j say. *, 

If it were a question of building a new 

structure for Ocean City students the 

matter would not be so complex. 

However, any reasonable approach to 

the problem must take into account the 

corresponding growth of the number of 

children from the sending districts, and 

also the regional concept which is 

becoming more and more acceptable in 

school expansion planning. 

The nature of Ocean City's population 

is changing. Where a decade ago the 

community was comprised of native 

families and retired people, over the past 

several years the influx of new residents 

has been working families with one, two 

or three children. 

The community's continued growth 

places a greater burden on all. 

schoolmen, parents and taxpayers, alike, 

in the planning of its educational system 

and facilities, ' 

Satisfy one, alienate the other 

One man's nectar Is another man's 

poison. This is known nowhere better 

than in City Hall, 

The City Commissioners this week set 

aside the beach from 5th st, to 7th st, 

sWctly for the use of surfers. This is not 

setting well with property owners in that 

beachfront neighborhood. 

Action establishing a surfing beach has 

already produced some repercussions, 

and indications are that it could produce 

one of those running controversies that 

City Hall dislikes so much. 

The area in question is comprised 

mostly of small rooming and guest 

houses. These are investment properties 

Into which their owners have poured 

money and years. They depend for their 

llvelyhood on summer rentals, and 

mnuneprenters like to be near a bathing 

beach, 

' Over the past three or four years, 

these property owners have been 

bemoaning the lack of Suitable bathing 

beaches handy for their guests. This 

condition, they contend, has resulted in 

the loss of seasonal rentals. They don't 

see the condition being improved with 

the new surfing beach on their doorstep. 

The area property owners would have 

city officials reverse themselves in the 

matter of the allrs drive 

ei^t miles to Tuekahoe to 

catch the one daily »train to 

Philadelphia. 

* • * 

FIVE YEARS AGO 

An 18 yearald girl died and 

lour others were injured in a 

head-on crash at the "Y" on 

Longport blvd 

* • * 

The New Jersey Highway 

Authority promised that 

another Garden State Parkway 

bridge will be built between 

Atlantic and Cape May 

Counties within the next two 

to five years, to parallel the 

present Great Egg Harbor 

bridge. 

* • * 

Determined to restore 

dignity and decorum to the 

boardwalk. The Oeean City 

Police Department started to 

use policewomen on the 

promenade. 

* * * 

TEN YEARS AGO 

New 50-star flags were to be 

unfurled over public buildings 

here for the first time over the 

Fourth of July weekend in 

recognition of Hawaii's 

admission into the union, 

* * • 

Ocean City Sentinel-Ledger 

Friday, July 3, 1970 

Printed and Published In America'.i Greatest Family Resort 

BY THE 

OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDOER, Inc. 

112 Mh Street, Divan City, N. J, 0H2M 

i Established 1HR1 

Entered at PoM Offtfc al Ocean City, N j,, OSfflli 

ftii second rlliss matter 

«Hlf T. ITETHIM ! ; PubiMMr 

' VINCENT T. MICHILITTI ,;...., Editor 

',- JOMM J. SOUTHARD , \ , ArfwrHlliig MlMgtr 

f MfMCRfmON PRICE: M.H par yur by mall In o(Hn City an* 

^hM (I* mwrthi, »I.J». Elu«tt«r*, ••« of MlMiuippt Rlv(r. 

If 75; tit mwithi, (2.75. W«t * MlMlwippf Him p* 

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Uh MfMfcly avMy Thiu-Mfay; Sami-malily TvMday and 

fr*m MCM4 wwk in Jww until Labar p*y 

The addition of unejfposed 

film as an item which may be 

legally sold in local stores on 

Sunday was described by some 

local merchants as a 

1 'f ootMn-the=door" maneuver 

to crack this resort's traditional 

Sabbath restrictions, 

* • * 

Bowling and miniature golf 

would not be permitted on 

Sunday even without an 

admission fee, according to a 

decision of the city board of 

eommisslQnert, 

* m • 

TWENTY YEARS AGO 

A preliminary survey of the 

conditions of the Great Egg 

Harbor Inlet between Ocean 

City and Longport was 

authorized to begin before the 

deepening of the inlet Could be 

done, 

* • '• 

The Fire Department's new 

$33,000 aerial ladder truck was 

officially on duty at the Bth st, 

station, reported Chief Robert 

L, Smith. 

Capitol Hill , , , 

Washington. D C Although 

for morn than a year President 

Nixon opposed rncummtnded 

wage n n d price t, u i d es. 

circumstances -the economic 

liwid-uiimpeiled him to revisr 

his view. Thus his fivprsal, in 

appointing a prestigious 

cfimmissiori to make 

wage-price recommendations. 

The Nixon capitulation 

came beenusn inflation was 

continued oven though the 

economy has been Mowed The 

President is not certain the 

commission can influenee 

business and labor leaders but 

it has a chance, if it enjoys the 

support of public opinion 

And if the commission 

succeeds in gellinc Americans 

to think of the interest nl their 

country, as well as their own, 

in wage and price matters, it 

will have done much for the 

economic future of the 

country This is a big order, of 

course, find it remains to be 

seen how much ran be 

accomplished 

One of the inducements to 

all -to seriously consider 

recommendations of the 

commission-is the obvious 

possibility that if the 

commission fails to sell 

restraint, voluntarily, it might 

come (n mandatory form-as a 

law 

In 1962 President Kennedy 

initiated a system of wage-price 

guidepnsu, as they were then 

called, to influence business 

and labor in their demands, in 

consideration of the effect on 

the national interest. 

Of course. In most countries 

I lie government enjoys more 

power to influence waps and 

prices than does Washington, 

Preedeorn from government 

control has long been a source 

of pride among Americans 

prospering under the free 

enterprise system. 

The present U. S, difficulty 

has arisen because the nation 

has for many years been 

engaged in a costly war. The 

Garden State , , . 

TRENTON InHalinn and 

the hijjh cost of living have also 

affected the lives of members 

of New Jersey's high judiciary 

and along with lower-paid 

public employees they seek 

salary boosts to make ends 

meet. 

Governor William T Cahill 

has signed into law a bill 

enacted hy (he Legislature 

which would incrvuNi' salaries 

of all upper court judges by 

considerable amounts 

Chief Supreme Court Justice 

Joseph Weintraub would got a 

maximum raise from $37,000 

to S47,fiOO n year, undrfr the 

provisions of the measure 

which cleared the Legislature 

with u minimum o! opposition. 

The six remaining Supreme 

Court associaled justices would 

receive salary boosts from 

536,000 to $45,000 per year 

by the bill, and the Appellate 

Division, Superior Court judges 

would have their pay raised 

from $31,000 to 142,000 a 

year. 

Assignment Judges of the 

Superior Court who afe in 

charge of a judicial area and all 

"other judges in the area, would 

have their salaries increased 

from 131,000 to $40,000 

annually by the new law. Other 

Superior Court, as well as 

Forum and agin' 'em 

Editor, Sentinel-Ledger: I 

' have been reading about giving 

the surfers a beach, which I 

think is fine, but not 7th it. 

It would put a hardship on 

our guests from 6th st. to 8th 

it, We don't have much beach 

now, since the new parking lot 

at 6th it, haa taken away n 

beach our guests used. It would 

mem there would not be a 

beach between Sth st. and 9th 

it., «nd 9th it. beach is 

overorowdid .now. It could 

never •eeommodate «H the 

bather». 

I hope the CommiMioners 

will study thil lerioudy and 

not allow the surfers to use 7th 

st, beach which would 

certainly have a serious effect 

on our business. 

Mrs, Gladys Campbell 

812 6th st. 

Editor, Sentinel-Ledger I 

hope you realize the peat, 

consternation and anxiety your 

editorials of June 16 and IS 

have stirred in the parent! of 

the girl«, in my ease, who live 

in the 400 block Anbury iv., 

Ocean City, 

My dauîter, with my 

approval, because I truit h*r 

- continued oh pigs 4 

county court judges, would 

receive pay increases from 

$32,000 to $37,000, District 

and juvenile court judges 

would receive aalary boosts 

from $30,000 to $34,000 a 

year, 

To finanee the higher 

iudicial pay Increased, the 

Qovernor also signed a 

companion measure incroa 

court fees considerably. 

Despite efforts to economize 

in other sections of the State 

Government, operating costs 

increase year by year. An 

aaproprintion of 

077,457,468 has already 

bên approved by the 

Bislature to operate the State 

GoWnmcnt for the 1970-71 

fiseiN yoar beginning July 1. 

During this fiscal year the 

a pjp ropriation was 

334,408,510. In addition an 

feortment of appropriation 

bijjs pas« the Legislature each 

y to add to the cost of 

Sovornment, 

TAXES • No one will believe 

iT, but the State Senate the 

other day passed a bill to 

reduce taxes. 

The tax is the one imposed 

on liquified petroleum gas and 

liquified natural gas. At the 

present time iht gas is now 

taxed by the State at 7 cents a 

gallon. The measure approved 

by the Senate would cut the 

tax to 3.S cents per gallon. The 

change will cost the Stpte 

18,500 a year. 

Senator Ira Schoem, R., 

PiissaJc, a former newspaper 

reporter and now a lawyer, 

explained the bill could 

•ncouragt the UH of liquified 

gasses as motor fuels beeiuse 

they cause less pollution than 

gasoline. 

. Thi>¥ {lan'i 

Judge; "How could you dwin- 

dle people Who trusted you?" 

'PrisbnelT "But, judge, peoplt 

who don't trust you can't be 

iwindied," 

war and other influences have 

created artificial demands, and 

deficits, which have fanned 

inflation over a long period. 

With economic brakes 

having been applied for more 

than a year, it has become 

obvious that these brakes have 

slowed the economy to the 

point of a reeessiori without 

checking continuing inflation. 

Mr. Nixon, and his aides, know 

the economy is thus 

threatening to become the 

number-one political Issu* of 

the year, even overshadoTjring 

Vietnam. 

In fget, former Vice 

President Hubert Humphrey, 

predicted the day before the 

President announced 

appointment of a wage-price 

commission, the economy was 

the number-one issue in the 

November election. 

Mr, Humphrey didn't come 

out for mandatory controls, a 

delicate political subleet, nor is 

it clear what action he would 

take to curb inflation, Mr. 

Nixon remains adamantly 

opposed to mandatory 

controls his aides say he will 

never propose them. 

But the President's 

conversion to th* school of 

thought long advanced by 

Arthur Burns, Federal Reserve 

Board chairman, who began 

urging appointment of such a 

commission in 1989, is an 

admission that the U. S, system 

of no control over wages and 

prices Li not working well 

enough in current conditions. 

Know your 

lawmakers 

Fatten) Offtcl.il 

U, S, SENATOR CLIFFORD 

P, CASE, Room 483, Old Senate 

BuildlnB. Washington D, • C, 

20515. 

U. S. SENATOR HARRISON 

A, WILLIAMS, JR.. Room 352, 

Old Senate Office Building, 

Washington, D, C, 20515. 

REP. CHARLES W. SAND. 

MAN. JR., Room 1610 Long, 

worth House Office Bullring, 

Washington, D, C. 20515, . 

State Officials 

GOVERNOR WILLIAM T. 

CAHILL, The State House, 

Trenton, N.J. 08609. 

STATE SENATOR 

ROBERT E, KAY, 107 E 

Wilswood av,, Wildwood, N.J. 

08260 

ASSEMBLYMAN JAMIS S. 

CAFIERO, 3303 New Jersey 

av,, Wildwood, N.J. 08280. 

ASSEMBLYMAN JAMIS R, 

HURLEY, Millville National 

Dank Building, Millville, N.J., 

08332. 

City Official* 

MAYOR ROBERT L. 

SHARP, Director of Revenue 

and Finanee, City Hall, Ocean 

City, N.J. 01226 

COMMISSIONER DAVID 

L SIMPSON, Director of 

Public Works, City Hall, Ocean 


COHHI i-a I O-N-I R 

CHESTER ,f.: WWMRG, 

Director of Public Sif«ty and 

Public Arf*lri, City Hall, Ooe»n 

nitv, N,J, 08IM. j 

Ocean City a la Carte 

STATE INSPECTION - Clarence E. Wicker, 

consulting engineer with tho Bureau of Navigation, paid 

a visit to town to instwet "Project Oceanfighter", the 

city's beach replenishment nrogram. Wicker reviewed all 

aspectj oj the progriim with Deputy to the Mayor 

Richard G, Snydor, who is in charge of the dredging 

operation, City Engim'er Joseph F, Hyland, and William 

Meeke^ dredge master. Wicker has filed his report with 

Jameg'K, Rankin. chief of the bureau. First Wicker 

reviewed the engineering data, forme and procedures 

with Snyder, Then the group went to the dredge and 

spent gome time talking to the crewmen. They also 

visited the 16th st hiwh where sand is currently being 

pumped. Wicker's visit is designed to bring the city a 

little closer to statBRIM: 

Every Eriming *t 7:30 pjn, — Manunf Hit Hour 11.00 

SttuHfcjf, J^ 1 m*-Gmtm Od RST^h S' 

NnTWeA July IZ-lS 

PARKINO FOR 50 CAHS AT THE 

fidUttw lot m tv^Bg MtHnp ud iQ Smdiy 

CENTRAL OCEAN CITY 

UNION CHAPEL 

32nd it and Central av 

Independent Evangelical 

Interdenominational 

* ft * 

Sunday 

10 iin Church School 

Classes for all ages 

11 am Morning Worihip 

The Rev Melvin Swanson. 

missionary to Swaziland. 

Africa, guest preacher Nursery 

care in the Beginners' Room 

during services. 

* • • 

OCEAN CITY TABERNACLE 

ASIQC1ATIQN 

Wesley »v,, 6th t(S 6th sit 

* m m 

Sunday 

9 and 11 ii, , Morning 

Service. JiUhop Fred Fierce 

Corson, The United I.Iefhodlst 

Church, Philadelphia, will be 

pjest speaker 

7 p.m^ Evening Service. Dr 

WaJlace E. FUher, pastor of the 

Evangelical Lutheran Church 

of th« Holy Trinity in 

Lancaster, Pa,, guat speaker 

Dr Alexander K. Smith, 

chaplain of the d*y. 

* • * 

OUR LADY OF GOOD 

COUNS1L R. C, 

40th st *nd Asbury av. 

Rev. Joseph McCtuley, 

Pastor 

* • » 

Dally • 

S a,m. and 7 p.m. • Masses 

5 to 5:30 p.m. • Confessions 

*' w m 

Saturday • 

4:30 to B:30 and 7:30 to 

8:30 p.m. • Confeisioiu 

7 p.m. - Mass 

* * • 

Sunday • 

7, S, B, 10, 11 a.m, • 

Confagions 

* * • 

Holv Davs • 

THE TUESDAY 

Bible Class 

7:30 P, M, 

?, 8, 9am and 7 p tn 

ST FRANCES 

CABRINI RC 

2nd st and Atlantic av 

Rev William P McCi>m*tan, 

pastor 

* * * 

Daily 

Bam Mass 

* * * 

Saturday 

6 and H p m Masses 

7 to 8 pro 

Sunday 

8, 9, 10:18, 1130 a.m, 

TABERNACLfi BAPTIST 

Mlh st. and W«t av. 

Rfiv Z L Bvrd, pastor 

Fridaj • 

7 30 p.m. Bible Clam 

8 30 pu. Senior Choir 

rehearsal 

continued on page 4 

TAUGHT 1Y 

Mr. Lyle CHmstepd 

(NOW JTUDrikO 

REVELATION) 

MIITS IVIRY 

TUISOAY AT 

The Stahler's 

71 WALNUT ROAD 

OCIAN CITY, N. J. 

ALL ARE 

FIRST PRESBYTERIAN 

SUNDAY SCHOOL 

THI UNITED PREUYTEIMN, UAA, 

7TH STREET and WESLEY AVENUE 

You AJ» Cordially Invite! to Attmd Th« Swrnimr 

SUNDAY SCHOOL COMFERBJCE 

MS A,M. 

SUNDAY, JULY STH, 1^0 

GuMf T«aehar—MR, RICHARD BYRD 

•fainlMd RapiMM! Hl^ SdMN T«tW 

PARKINO on Wesley—Nejrt to Church 

GRADED CLASSB FOB T^ FAMILY 

First Presbyterian Church 

THE UNITED HlflYTMUUI, UiX 

7th and We.ley AVMIIM 

REV. WM. RADOJFre ALLEN, Th. M., 

p 

SUNDAY, JULY STH, 1970 

MORNING WORSHIP: Si30 I A A 

Message 

"THE RIOIES OF 

SUNDAY SfflOOLi 9;4S UL 

GRAL^D OASSES FC« THE FAMLY 

EVENING WORSHIP: 7:30 p.m. 

Message 

Campus Crusade For Christ, International 

Oeaan City Project 

Mr. jama Steven, Director 

WEDNESDAY EVENINGi 7;30 o 

"THE BIBLE STUDY HOUR" 

Oii^ctor of Mutic 

HENRY C, LOPIR 

Oroanitt 

MRS. DAVID TOBIAS 

A CORDIAL WWjCOm AWAnS YOU 

Parking Next To Church On Weilgy Awmie 

"H^tog F«rt* Tha W«rt « LMT* PkUi 

£ • 


ASSOCIATION 

Wesley Avenue, 5th-6th 9 Streets 

Oetan CIry, New Jersey 

SUNDAY, JULY 5th 

9 A.H. and 11 AM. - Identical Service 

BISHOP FRED PIERCE CORSON 

The United Methodist Church, Philadelphia, PenttolvanM 

7 P. M. — Evening Smke at Hie Tabernacle 

DR. WALLACE E. FISHER 

Pastor, The Evangelical Lutheran Church of the Hoiy Trinity, 

Lancaster, Pennsylvania 

Great Song Service Led by Walter D, EddowM, Jr. 

Music «t All Service, by Ocean City TdMmaek Quartet 

Frit* Krutfer, Director and Tenor Deborah Tranl, Sopnno 

Robui Freni, Contralto Ton PeHrini, Baritone 

E, Woodk^ JCaJ^hoff, Organic 

PLENTY OF FREE PARKING 

NEXT WEEK, JULY 

9 A.Kandli A.M. 

DR. W. NEAL 

12th 

Smfces 

RAVER 

Mln Wor, Kemblo Memorial Methods Church, Wbodbory, NMT ton* \ 

7 P.M. 

MR. PHILIP 6.5 

Author, Radio and Tttovtekm PmeulUy^ 

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Church services 

continued from pagf. 3 

Sunday 

10 am, Sunday School 

11:15 am Morning 

Worth ip 

Tuesday 

8 p.m. Proypr 

Wednesday 

4 p m. BVTU 

4 pm ii 

Choir rehearsal 

MACEDONIA UN1TKD 

METnoniBT 

IOth HL nnd SimpMin " 

liov Harold S AnHi'rum. 

puiitor 

Sunday 

fl ;)() ii m NUHCIJV Srhtml 

1 1 ,i m Miifiimu Worship 

H .(() p m Kvi'nmy KITVIW 

X .ill p rtl Pr.iM'r 

Visit Your Beauty Parlor 

This Week 

'rest Âvenue z/Jeauty iS 

COMPLETE BEAUTY SERVICE 

3331 West Avenue Phone 3990763 

ANN N_ JOHN'S 

— BEAUTY SALON — 

829 A.bury Ava, Ph. 399-3191 

ANN M4 JOHN MANNI 

Open Thursday 

rm P.rfclm M WHI * 

"YOUR DOORWAY TO LOVILINBS!" 

HILOEGARD'S 

— BIAUTY SALON — 

COMPLETE BEAUTY SERVICES 

1710 Aabury Av#. Dial 399.103! 

T>l ,199 4119 

BEAUTV SHOPPE 

riou.f Ho • Sl,!». 

JJJ w,,- 4,, 

Ocea" C.'t N J 

Ro Boswell's 

Beauty Salon 

Wash and Wear Wigg 

Speclilulni in Permanent Waves 

754 A*bury Ava. Dial 399.1141 

(ACfMi frwn Murphy-. 11 I|] 

HELEN BEAUTY SALON 

fTH ITRIIT Mi UNTML AVINUI 

Parminant Waving; Hair Tinting 

DIAL 399-0935 

Prtpriitar MARY MM 

OPEN YEAR ROUND 

STiWMI BEAUTY SHOP 

Undar ttw Parsenat SvpMV(tl@ft 

of MRS. LAURENCE E. STEDEM 

1520 Asbury Avenue Dial 399-1575 

WIGS, Sales and Service 

Gino's Hairstylists 

923 Aibury Avenue 

4 Operators 399-3300 398-9813 

Kara-Lyn Hair$tyii$t$ 

COMPLETE WIG SERVICE 

Hair Shaping by Mr. Mac 

PLENTY FREE PARKING 

PALMER SHOPPING CENTER, 

16TH STREET •nd HAVEN AVENUE, 399-4333 

LINWOOD SALON HOUSE 9374564 OF BEAUTY 

COMPLITI 

••AUTY 

1IRV1CI 

ile Atfcury Av», S9M431* Hairevntaf 

ILVINA M. MUKITT, SlpM T1nH "* 

CERRUTI 

Beauty Shoppe 

- M Van? in 

„ MMffY eULfUH 

IN ALL 1IUUKHH 

mDW 

before from 4 to 5:30 and 

7:30 to 9 p.m. 

• t * 

Saturday • 

4:30 to 5:30 and 7:30 to 9 

p.m. • Confessions 

• 7 p m. • Mass 

• • • 

Sunday • 

7:46, 9, 10, 11 a.m., noon 

and 8 p.m, • Masses 

• • • 

CHRIST EPISCOPAL 

157 Shore rd. 

Rev, Adolph Wm. Kahl, 

B.D., Viaar 

• * * 

Sunday (Sixth Sunday 

after trinity): 

8 a.m. • Holy Communion 


The Rev, William Gucrrazzi 

will be guest Celebrant and 

preacher. 

The Nursery, Kindergarten 

and Primary Class will be in 

session during the 10 a.m_ 

service eich Sunday, 

• * » 

QRACE LUTHERAN 

Shore rd. and Dawes av. 

Rev. Charles Rinck, Jr., 

Pastor 

• • • 

Sunday• 

9:1B a.m. • Church School 

9:30 and 11 a.m. • Morning 

Worship and Church Nurtery 

• • • 

BETHANY UNITED 

METHODIST 

Shore rd. and Brighton av. 

Rev. William Thinking, 

Piitor 

• * t 

Sunday• 

8:30 a.m. • Morning Worship 

9:45. a.m, • Church School 

11 a,m, • Morning Worship 

LINWOOD 

ilAVffiW lAPTlBT 

An American Baptist Church 

MSB Shore rd.— 

•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••I 

MAID TO ORDER 

mem, mmm by 

HOME 

DEPENDABLE (KEAN CITY HELP 

PARTIES 

Simim Up 

Swvlng 

Any Cloning 

Sli.M Eight-Hew My 

i.lMtay 

Clwnlnfl Mrt 

|f.N Ptur-HMr Hi 

Up 

WMWy Swvkt 

SMINrHMr 

NOW SERVING QOEAN OTV AWNO VWffl 

SEA ISLE erry, AVALON and STONE HAMOR 

Offlc. 28th * DUM Drlvt, Av«lo«, 9674113 

•iinimmniiini 

The Godfrey-Smith 

Funeral Home 

HERBERT L. GODFREY, M|r. 

• v Established 1806 

109 Central Avanu* 

Pledging for thm tututm, 0$ in the paif, tin 

finnt and mo*t dignified funeral frvlc: 

IN TIME OF TROUBLt Wl ARI A8 

NIAR AS YOUR PHONI - DIAL W 

Succeeaon to Ocean City's Fint Funeral Director 

Forum and 

agin 9 'em 

i1 .IAMKS AMI- 

Rev, Kurt B. Prank, 

Thursday 

Meeting for divine worhsip 

questionable behavior of 

Pastor 

7:30 p m Senior Choir each First Day morning «! 11 

youths in an uptown 

Mil 'I .illll HilK'll ill 

neighborhood. An "editorial", 

* * • 

practice 

H.-i Wllfriil «i S.iill 

o'clock. 

Is an analysis, commentary or 

p.i-li.r 

Sunday 

• • • 

• • * 

an opinion of a current issue 

Tml.1% I 1 fiiliU ) 

9:46 a.m • Church School SECOND CAPE MAY 

SEAVILLE UNITED 

and always appears on the 

, .,, ,, ,„ *,•„.... ch..i, 11 a.m Morning Worhsip BAPTIST 

METHODIST 

Continued from editorial page editorial page. A "news story" 

,,h. I,- .1 

8:15 p.m BYF 

Church and Sho«* rds f Rev Walter Sawn, 

is the reporting of an incident 

7:30 p.m. EJvening Serviee Palermo 

Pastor 

that happened. 

Rev Clydf Whary, 

• • • 

integrity, moral and mental, 

Wednesday 

Pastor 

Sunday 

knows her associates are fine 

I II i in Church Srhiml 7 30 pm Prayer mooting 

* * * 

10:30 am Church School 

CUulfM Ad. Bring (tMurhi 

characters from excellent 

• • m 

u.lll . 1.1..i - 'in -iH .mi- 

Sunday 

7 30 p.m Evening Worship backgrounds. 

1 | i in M.Miunii W,n«hlp OUR LUDY OF SORROWS 9:45 am Sunday School 

• • * 

Instead of haranguing these 

II a.m Morning Worship Wednciday 

girls because of oldsters who 

S, MI. 

WalTash and Poplar avf« 

7:30 p m Evening 8 p.m • Womans Society of were never young, it behooves 

i.-hi .1...1I 1 ufsttin 

Rrv Vincent Ferrero, 

Fellowship Hour 

•. p m HMM 

Christian Service 

the police and the Better 

f Pastor 

• * # 

Business Bureau, to investigate 

. , , 

Monday 

Thuriday " 

the laxity of the landlords who 

- 'Daily 

6 46 p m Stoekado 

8pm Choir rehearsal collect exorbitant rentals and 

I and ft a.m Mass- « 

7 p rtl Church 

• * * 

give these young people ovens 

KHII.IIH BAPTIST (HI liCM 

* # * 

Bowliny 

MARMORA GOSPEL 

which do not work, same for 

7th Ht .iiid HiiufiNtin AM' First Friday 

* * * 

CHAPEL 

washers and TV The kitchen 

RI'I Sirhiil.l. F ;.!«• Pastor 

7 Jl m and 7pfTi Masses 

Tuesday 

fundiM 

* * * 

Wister and Lyndhurst rds 

floor is a menace, holes 

7pm Boys Brigade Edward Richmond, 

through the cellar, covered in 

I (I , In >Miiu|,l\ Si honl Saturday 

Rvangolisl 

antique linoleum, whieh 

i ! ,. m Miiiiiuii; Wur-hip 7 p m Mass 

Wednesday 

certainly can afford to be 

• * * 

4 to 5 and following 7 p m 7 p m Colonisu 

replaced for the twntAle they 

Mass Confessions 

Sunday 

7:30 p m Midweek Prayer 

charge 

* * * 

9:30 am Ciimmunion Oet off the barks of .these 

Sunday 

Service 

youn^t^rs shortly 

7 jl ni *j i Hit (i n! hill country of Italy TTierp 

they will tjike in the antiquities 

of Greece, including the 

will present »pecial musical 

selections on the flute, and 

devotions w 'I be M by Mrs 

Paul Hartman 

The I 970 program senes hai 

been planned by Mrs Charleg 

Wileock, chairfnan assisted by 

her committee, Mrs Wilbur 

Cook, hostess chairman, Mrs 

Robert Aiken, muse chairman, 

Mrs Ira S Pimm, devotional 

chairman, and Mrs Roger 

Nevius, treasurer 

All resident* and visitors to 

Ocean City are invited to 

alttnd thf programs gvery 

Tuesday aft'-mnon durinf July 

and August 

On Honor RoU 

E Gans, of Ocean 

City, a student gt Bordentown 

Military Institute, has been 

lamed to the HesdrriMMr'a 

Honor Roll for outstanding 

academic achievement covering 

Acropolis, ParthfTon and a 

the entire 1969 ?Q •ehool year, 

brief visit to some of the Oreek 

according to announcement by 

islands 

John B Hewett, headmster of 

The hoitess for the the school. GaM ia the »on of 

afternoon will bo Mrs Harry Mr and Mn William Out of 

Haigh Miss Kflthy Crockford 1907 Glenwood dr. 

f»AOE 5 __ SECTION 

Tl 

rmmmm 

ACMOSM 

DELAWJUt* BAY 

CAPE MAY- 

LEWES FERSY 

CAM MAT. M, 1 

6:30 AM 

9:00 AM 

10:30 AM 

1:00 PM 

2:30 PM 

6:30 PM 

10:30 PM 

Our 

Business Office* 

will be closed 

Monday, 

JULY6A 

MW Mm MTUMl m NMMNT 

OUR somce KNOWS NO HOUMY-, SHOULD THI NIED ARISE PLEASE CALL 522-0551 

Do you drive fo Philadelphia, Camden, Haddonfield and adjacent areas? 

Are you tired when you get to work and exhausted when you return? 

SCHIDUU 

tarn 

8:30 AM 

11:00 AM 

12:30 PM 

3:00 PM 

4:30 »M 

•:30 »M 

12:30 AM 

YEAR TJOUHD SERVICE 

u nurrie mmuum 

tCT TO CH/UIO, WITHOUT ••?« 

REWARD yourself by riding THE TRAIN to Lindenwold and the HI-SPEED line to the center of Philadelphia 

CONVENffiNT DEPARTURES? , 

Morning trains leave Ocean City 

Arrive Philadelphia via Hi-Speed Line 

WHY THROW MONEY AWAY? 

6:25 a.m. 

7i2S a.m. 

7:50 a.m. 

8:50 a.m. 

. . . using commutation tickets you can ride in comfortable, relaxing, air conditioned cars for $1,33 each way. 

IF YOU DRIVE A COMPANY OR BUSINESS AUTOMOBILE 

CONVHÊNT RETUWJS: 

Return traini from PWlft. (w Hiêed Uaa) 4!2i 

S:25 

Arrive Ocean City 

5:50 p.m. 

6:50 p.m. 

(a) you get a car for free, (b) you get gasoline for free, (d) you get insurance for free, (d) you get tires for free (e) you get repair at no cost 

your cash outlay for tolls each way is $1,65, plus parkinf, which ranges up to $2,00 more per day, „. 

WHY THROW MONEY AWAY? WHY ADD TO YOUR STATISTICAL CHANCES OF BECOMING A HIGHWAY VICTIM? 

PATRONIZE THE RAILROAD! SAVE MONEY! 

* IBS WHIiaMBIT PAD FOR BY IK OCOH OTV COMMVIBB tt» 

A lAl*-* 'w i ii lln ?41 < i 

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SAVE YOUR UFEI

PA©I 6 _ SECTION TWO THI OCEAN CITY SENTINELLEBGIR 

Mary Strebing, George Livings 

guest soloists at the Music Pier 

j Mary Strobing, soprani!, and 

George Livings, baritone will 

be guest soloists for the second 

week of free coiicprts of the 

current wusn to he hold 

Sunday through Thursday nt 8 

p m, on the Music Pier 

Miss Slrebine and Mr 

Livinp will join ban turn 1 Tom 

Perkins, L regular soloist, und 

.the 1 7 p i e e e municipal 

'orchestra under the direction 

-of Clarenee Fuhmiaii 

Miss Strobing, a lyric 

soprano, is n New Yorker born 

and bred with time out for 

study a! the Eastman School nf 

Music and Indiana University 

Her career ha* included 

appearances with thi! New 

York Pro Musica, the Dalian 

Civic Operu, the New York 

City Ballet, the Colorado 

Philsmionic and the New 

London (Conn I Symphony 

This past f nine 

O«"orge-+n vi tip 

finalists In t h ! *, y t 1 ;i r 

Metropolitan Opern Amliho 

and will compi'ie fur ,i riminii' 

lit (he Metropiih I,in m 

November 2 She was niimcti 

Young Artist 1069 hy Mimic. 

America Maga/ms' and wa 

awarded fl grunt by thi* Minn 

Kaufmann Ruud Finindiiiin 

nf Chatham f'fillny,' Shi- i 

Music Pier 

concert programs 

C/ortnee Fuhrman 

Tom Perkins . , 

Frank Ruggmri . 

Mary Strebing, 

George Livinp 

Sunday, July 5 

II Ouarsny 

Overture . , Oomffl 

M'Apperi , Flotow 

George Livingi 

Bereeuse From 

Jocelyn Oodard 

Alleluja ,,,,,, Mozart 

Mary Strebing 

American Ettrol , . . Meachnm 

The Lost Choifd Sullivan 

Tom Petkini 

The Stars «nd 

Stripes Forer lousa 

INTERMISSION 

My Maryland Romberg 

The Lords Prayer .... .Malotte 

George Livinp 

A Trurtpeters 

Lullaby Anderson 

Summertime Gershwin 

Mary Strebing 

Li Reji Lacome 

Hie Rottry Nevins 

Tom Perkins 

Oigl Loewe 

* • • 

Monday, July 8 

Zampa Overture Herald 

U Dona E Mobile Verdi 

Oeorfe Livinp 

Romance Wieniswski 

Musetta's 

Wiito Puccini 

Mary Stfebing 

Down South Myddleton 

Nilht and Day Porter 

Tom Perkins 

Americans We Fillmore 

INTERMISSION 

Naughty Marietta Herbert 

Questa O Quello Verdi 

Oeorfe Livings 

The Roses 

Honeymoon Bratton 

Through The 

Years Youmans 

Mary Strebing 

Poupee Valaant , . , .'. . Poldini 

The Hose* 

Of Picirdy , , Wood 

Tom Perkins 

.Oklahoma , Bodgers 

Tuesday, July'? 

Light Cav*lry 

Overture Von Suppe 

A Choice 

"Which would you rather give 

up, wine of women' 1 " 

"It depends on the vintage." 

Going to 

Bermuda 

A*k the Gal 

who's been there.,, 

Gertrude Lazar 

TMAVIL AGENCY, 

INC, 

tl S. TMMHM Avt.' 

AtUnfk Oty 

Quest soloists 

conductor 

soloist 

manager 

soprano 

, , tenor 

Che Gehda 

Manina Puccini 

George Livings 

Moorish Serenade Chupi 

Viai D'Arte Puccini 

Mary Strebinp 

Valse Pqudrea Popy 

Smilin' Thru ...,., p»nn 

Tom Perkins 

Hands Across The 

Sea .... Sousa 

INTERMISSION 

The Band 

Wigon ... Schwartz 

Mattinata Leoncavalle 


The Parade Of The 

Wooden Soldiers Jessel 

Danny Boy Weatherly 

Mary Strebing 

Carmen Suite Bizet 

Until . Sanderson 

Tom Perkins 

South Pacific Rodgers 

rking tin a 

nl Columbia 

of 

the 

Mr 

< 

On !!,(> :(iul 

i , ,i ,iintlv 

.luilliiifd 

nlirnded 

Srhnol 

(wo v * ! 'if Mosic for 

.:ir^ i\* thi. recipient of ,. 

H .1 E I *i r i *• I- M e mortal 

Srliiihimhip In Texiii, he will* 

t h i- w ' M n c r of I h i" 

Midland Odessa Orrhestni and 

Ihi' .A ili'iic Symphony Young 

AriiM.. t'umpi'lltiolis 

Thr Eennr has nppesired m an 

impri'îvt- tiumher iff uperiiiu' 

pi'rftsF iTialHM^, ,i iota! of f 00 or 

Mum' Hi- :sUii has appeared 

with i hi- National Opern 

C'.imp.irn nf North fan Imii 

hiHliii: sufiy rtinrr than 10 

p< rtomiiinês ;t?, Bnrthkay in 

(Ivpsy Buron and as Erncslii 

in Dun PiisqOiili' He also 

nppe.m'd in the Huhii'p College 

product inn nl 'The Crucihie" 

.irid it The Apntheearv for 

Inli'maliiimii Mourn, in New 

Vnrk City 

In the summer of IHBH he 

appeiiri'd in four roles ill the 

Lake Gi'orili- Opera Festival 

incluriini; Ihrec- perforniances 

of Fen Ion in The Merry Wives 

c)| Windsor He IK presently a 

mrmhi'i of the Metropolitan 

Opt 1 ru Siudio in New York 

Cltv 

-Your Home Is Complmte 

service Campus Crusade director guest 

is increased at Presbyterian Church Sunday 

CAPE MAY Anticipated 

heavier traffic beginning with 

the July 4th.long weekend will 

be uecomodatod with a third 

bay liner to join the Cape 

May Lewes Ferry service Thi' 

third liner will he put into 

service each wiX'kend until 

Labor Day, according (ti ferry 

rnannuer Theodore C Brijjht 

Weekend departures for the 

third liner from Cape May will 

be at noon and 4 p.m., and 

from Lewes, Del at 2 and 6 

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The Rev 

Allen, pastor of the First 

Presbyterian Church, 7th and 

Wesley av announces thai 

Campus Crusade for Christ, 

International, will present its 

Ocean City program on Sunday 

I'venmu (July fi) at 7 30 p.m. 

dues! speaker will be jam 

Steviiis, director of the Ocean 

City Campus prusade for 

Chris! Mr Stevens is a 

graduate of Bob Junes 

University, South Carolimrand 

has served on the staff of 

Campus Crusade for Christ, 

International, since 1963 Prior 

to assiKnnieiit in the United 

Suites, Mr Stevens served as 

director of Crusade activities in 

Brazil 

Mr Si oven's* present 

assignment is director of 

Campus Crusade for Colleges 

and Universities in the greater 

Philadelphia area including 

University of Pennsylvania, 

Temple University, Drrxel 

Univi rsity Villanov i f ollrge 

Campus Crusidi Staff 

members frpm various p irt ol 

thi country havi irrivtd m 

Ocean City tci iissi^t Mr 

Sti vrns in the summi r progr im 

in this rity Studints from 

College*, and Univi rsltlt s jcro 1 ^ 

Ameritu issociatid with 

Crusade prugr-ims hivr list 

arnvtd in Oe« an City for tht 

summt r ministry to youth 

Campus Crusadi lor Christ 

was burn on tbi campu- of fht 

University nf Cjliformi it Lo 

Angeles in th** fill of 19^1 

when Dr William Bright 

fnunder and president Itasid a 

hnyy near campu-. for j hold 

new vi nUire i»f witntss, tn thi 

t-laims nf Chrn.1 Tod iv 

hundreds uf staff mirabh 

servi an campuse throughout 

the United State and in 1H 

countries throughout the 

world Campus Crusade ha Ml 

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workers in 210 countries h\ 

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PAGE 8 — SECTION TWO THE OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER 

Car inspection stations 

set schedule for summer 

Director Ronald M 

Heymann announfrd tins wi'nk 

that motor vuhirlo mMpwllon 

stations wstt commi'nf!' 

Sijtutdiiv summer r losings 

beginning JUly Hh 

The stiiliuiis will also hi 

closed Friday. July 3. in 

observance nf lndi>p*wru*rs 'Tht-r* 1 is 

enough capacity in iho system 

to handle normal summtr 

volume Traditionally, summer 

hours went inIn rffoet .lunc 14, 

closing Saturdiiv" nnd half an 

hour early un wfM'kH.'iv*. ho 

said 

Under Govoriii-r William T 

Cahill's directive, stations will 

follow a regular daily work 

^ a m to -B p m 

Thirly uf tin' 40 stations air 

npiMl sin*' or more evenings ii 

week until ^ p.m i 

The ("apii May Court Utilise 

station has mi i>vtction station is open 

on Wednesday evening 

In 'rontrasl • to prior 

summers, there will hi' an 

additional 172 lane hours a 

week during which drivers can 

have their cars inspected This 

is thi' result of remaining in 

operation the additional halt 

hour daily 

Heymann said that some 

stations may be reopened on 

weekdays dupendinR on traffic 

populiiliMn ;!nd Mcrvicii needs 

IV Urn I ion: Inf1nlli>n—h**«» 

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Fishing from bridges 

along the 9th si. 

caujway into the city 

is at bert a dangerous 

paittime. In light of 

the heavy traffic along 

the road would you 

favor construction of 

fishing walks on the 

sides of the bridges? 

Steve Schroderer 

Surf City 

Yes, For safety's 

sake i think it would 

be a good idea. 

Bobbie Off 

Linwood 

I like it, but I can't 

think of a reason why. 

I just think it's a good 

idea. 

Joseph Kyle 

3711 Pembroke la. 

I want it so we can 

go fishing there every 

day, end it would 

improve fishing too. 

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GOOD LUCK AND GOD SF ED - 

Bruce P. Dimon, president of the Cape 

May County National Bank pas§es on the 

wish to Miss Maude M. Foulds of the 

General Ledger Department who is 

retiring after 24 yean with the bank. A 

dinner in her honor was given Tuesday 

evening in Harry's Inn, Somers Point. 

Photo. 

Haddonfield Choral Society 

in 24th annual concert on Pier 

The OMan City Music Pier 

wUl reverberate with familiar 

mi)qdles on Saturday evening 

(July 4) when the H»ddonfield 

Choral Society presents its 

annual concert. This popular 

iinging group needs no 

introduction to those who 

att«nd the concerts of the 

Music Pier as it will be 

appearing for its 24th 

consecutive season. 

The Haddonfield Choral 

Society is in its 38th season ol 

presenting outstanding choraJ 

muiic along the last«rn 

seaboard and last year received 

i nvt-minuii standing ovation 

it the conclusion of the Music 

ihearer's versatility is 

known both to choral and little 

theatre groups throughout the 

Delaware Valley. He « 

considered the dean of stage 

and choral direction In thii 

vicinity. Since his teenag* 

years, he has staged and 

participated in over 300 

musical and dramatic 

presentations. In addition to 

his dramatic and vocal talents, 

Shearer is past president of the 

New Jersey Football Officials' 

Association, which group 

officiates high school games 

throughout New Jersey, He is 

also chairman of the High 

School Selections Committee 

of the Brookllrvine Memorial 

Football Club, and the Camden 

County Chapter of the 

National Football Foundation 

and Hal] of Fame and has 

helped many an aspiring 

athlete to obtain a seholarship 

to further his educational 

endeavors. 

Appearing as a soloist in the 

"Sweetheart" segment will be 

Joan Corcoran, Soprano, • 

Gloucester, Miss Corcordn 

played the leading part of 

"Sylvia" in sweethearts, His Fate" . Robert Kanady 

appeared as a soloist at the 

and Chorus 

New York World's Fair, soloist "Jeannette and Her Wooden 

for the Brookliwn Women's Shoes" ... Patricia Klumpp, 

Club and is soprano soloist at Homer McNabb, Gil Payton 

the Centenary Tabernacle 

and Gary Ford. 

United Methodist Church in "L»nd of Bomance" . , . Joan 

Camden. 

Corcoran, Robert Kanady 

Patricia Klumpp, toprano, "Pilgrims of 

Blackwood, played the part of Love" . J , . . Homer McNabb. 

"Liane" in Sweethearts, and Gil Payton, Oary Ford, 

participated in her high school 

Joseph Shearer, John 

dramatic musical groups in 

Mardirosian, and 

AJbany, New York where she 

Ron Parker 

played the Itading role«; she is "Sweetheart*" Joan 

a former member of the 

Corcoran and Chorus 

Albany Choral Society, 

Robert Kanidy, baritone, PART II 

W«stville who portrayed the 

Pier performance It has » 

lormal personnel of 100 voices 

role of "Prince Franz," has CHORUS 

reprPsentinl 22 communities 

taken many character roles in "He's Dot The 

covering the ar«a from the Society's productions of Whole World" . . . .arr. Shearer 

Hamrnonton to Toms Rivtr. "Oklahoma", "My Fair Lady", "Let A Smile Be Your 

Due to vacations, the groiip "Kismet", and "Brigsdoon", Umbrella" ..*.... Pain 

will number about 65 voices Qary Ford, tenor, Riverton, "In A Monestary 

for the concert. 

who played "Cankhe", has Garden" 

Ketelbey 

played the comedy lead in "itep to the 

Lewis A. ihearer,, the "Oklahoma", the demanding Rear" 

Bemitein 

group's director, has arranged a role of Professor Higgins in 

popular program of choral "My Pair Lady", and the SOPRANO 

music to please all listenefs. 

crafty poet, "Hajj", in Kismet. 

Shearer said in a recent 

interview, "In programming 

Others appearing as soloist "Love Look Away' , L Rogers 

the concert for Ocean City, we 

in the Sweethearts version will "Sorriento" DeCurtis 

have included numbers whidh 

be Oil Payton, Homer MeNahb, Frances Murphy 

will be familiar to all in theJoseph 

Shearer, John 

audience Practically the «ntire Mardirosian and Ron Parker. CHORUS 

first part will be a concert Appearing as soloists in the 

version of Victor Herbert's, second half of the program will "Cabaret" . Kinder 

"Sweethearts" and will include be Frances Murphy, soprano, "Lida Rose" WiUson 

MVeraJ popular hit tunes. The of Riverton; Richard Pfleiger, "Somewhere My Love" . .Jarre 

sseond part of the program will baritone, of Delrgn; and John "I'm Getting 

be an aH-request presentation. Craig, baritone, of Medford Married" Loewe 

The numbers wUl range from Lakes. Elsie C. Shearer will 

the rhythmic, "Mame" to theaccompany 

the group BARITONE 

beautiful, "You'll Never Walk throughout the following 

Alone". 

program: 

"For Once In 

PAKTl 

My Life" .......... .Murden 

"The Quest" ,.,,...., Leigh 

Richard Pfleifer 

CHORUS 

"Dixie" ....... arr. Simeone 

"Sone of the Open 

Road" ...._. . .Malotta 

John Craig, soloist 

"The Shadow of 

Your Smile" . Mandel 

"There'» Something About 

A Soldier" ,,.,.. .arr. Shearer 

Selections from "Sweethearts" 

by Victor Herbert! 

"On Parade" ........ Chorus 

"The Angelus" Joan 

Corcoran, Robert 

Kangdy, and Chorus 

"Pretty As A 

Picture" .,..., Qary Ford and 

The Men 

"I Mujht Be Your Once In 

Awhile" ..... Patricia Klumpp 

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FRIDAY, JULY I, 

ACC's nursing program 

Atlantic Community i approved by the New 

has received n $22,172 Federal 

sranl in help expand 

and strengthen ils approved by the New J.TMy 

State Board of Nursing and hiu, 

r revived tentative nppnival 

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training program 

nu Students divide thur 

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aver received by ACT Capital and arffl hospitals and h»nl|h 

grant* art' given In pay lorrrnters 

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For the Seashore Commuter 

Drive to any of the HiSpeed Line stations In South 

Jersey. Undenwold. Ashland, Haddonfjeld Or Ferry 

Avenue. And park free all day. 

From Lindenwold, you're in Phi (a, in just 23 minutes. 

There are many routes from the shore tp the Hi-Speed 

Line. White HorsB Pike, B!ack*Horse Pike, Atlantic 

City ixpressway, or S81. 

Also, PRSL offers train connections from the 

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From Lindenwold and 16th & Locust, trains 

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FRIDAY, JULY 3, 1970 THI OCIAN CITY SINTINILLiDOIR PAGI 9 — SECTIWi TWO 

State Police geared 

for holiday traffic 

WESTERN AUTO 

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Frank and Eleanor 

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Summer school bus routes 

Marl i! Primary .School at 

noon 

Travel south nn WPH! ;IV on 

Sth «! 

Turn »!*! OH Hlh 1,1 111 

In preparation for the long 

Independence 1 Editor's note At the special Asbury gv . Wegt av , 8impscin 

request o[ local school av . and Bay av bi>lWi-i-n I si si • 

patrols in spptting trouble iuthorities, the schedule and and Bth st 

Day wn>kend areas and coordinating the frer routes of buses for students 

* * * 

Colonel D B Kelly, sto '• flow pi traffic Troopers will attending summer school PART 3 

Pol i cp Supprintendenl, has also fly as observers' m the clawies here are reprinted here Start at Intermediate School 

issued orders to his Troop Turnpike and Parkway The schedule was originally 8:30 am anri prt)ce(>ri to 

Commanders and Division helicopters Schedules have prinU'd in the igiur of June 26 Merion Park (Pick up 

Headquarters Supervisors to been arranged to provide 

I ni er med i.Hir 

have all available personnel saturation coverage by taxk ROUTE 1. MORN1NO BUS A 

assigned to traffie patrol duty force, rodar and drUnkometer PART 1 

in the wake of increBsinB specialists with special Start at S3rd st and Asbury 

highway fatalities 

emphasis on the critical hours av at 7 45 am 

Colonel Kelly sard, "In between 5 p m iind 3 am Travel^ west on 53rd si to 

addition to station personnel, when most ratal accidents Bay av Thon south on Bay l* 

backed by detectives and other occur 

(f"S4thst 

specialists, w** have 

Travel fast on R4th si to 

Troopers will concentrate 

conrdinat«d with Director 

Asbury av 

enforcement effort* on the 

Ronald M Heymann, Division 

Travel south nn Ashury av 

drinking driver and the 

of Motor Vehicles. to 

to 89th si and thon east In 

following accident producing 

supplement our patrols with 

Central av 

violations: driving too fast for 

Motor Vehicle officers in those conditions: following too 

Travel north on Ontrsl «v 

areas at times when closely, failure lo keep right; 

to 8th st 

uccidnnt producing violations improper passing, disregard of 

All Elementary School and 

are known to occur Troopers stop signs, improper left turns, 

High School pupils living 

are on the road to hejp the improper crossing or walking 

between B9th St anri 34(h «l 

motoring public get where they on the roadway The alcohol 

will ride thii bus 

are going safely. To acfomplish factor continues to b> present 

* * * 

this, we take a firm posture of in more than B0 percent of all PART J 

strict enforcement measures fatal accident* This means that Start at high school SI5 

against those who would driver or pedestrian am, proceed to Primary 

jeopardize the safety of others impairment contributes to the School at Bth st and West av 

hy^violating traffie laws." majority of causes, Proceed to Bth st and 

Four State Police helicopters ernphasiiing the need to be Central av 

will patrol over the State's mentally and physically alert Turn south on Central av to 

heavily traveled traffic 

34th st 

But enforcement is not the 

rorridnrs to assist ground only means of accident 

Turn at 34th st to West av. 

prevention Information if 

Travel north on West av tn 

Freeholders to get heeded by the public, can play 

24th st. 

a big part in traffic safety. Turn west on 24th st to 

road building plans Radio stations cooperate in Bay av 

boradcasting periodic bulleins Travel north on Bay av to 

CAPE MAY COURT as reported by State Police in Intermediate School, arrive 

HOUSE A proposal for th« an effort to keep motorists 8 30 a.m. 

reconstruction of 1,25 miles of advised of road and traffic Intermediate School Pupils 

South Denni»Ocean View conditions. Fourth of July Only 

Road in Dennisville will be trips should be planned well in 

* * « 

presented to the Cape May advance, counting on crowded PARTS 

County Board of Freeholders highways and considering Start at Intermediate School 

at its next meeting Tuesday, alternate routes. Above all, 8:35 a.m. 

July 14, Freeholder Kenneth 

follow the three-part formula Proceed south on Bay av 

A Holmstrup, director of 

for DEFENSIVE DRIVING; receiving pupils at Walnut rd 

and Bay »v. 

public works, said today. 

1. SEE THE HA2ARD; TF»VBI south on Bay av to 

Holmstrup said the county Think about wh»t is going to 24th st. 

engineering department has happen as far ahead of Turn east on 24th it, to 

completed plans and encountering the situation as West av 

specifications for the project, possible, 

Travel south on West av to 

estimated to cost some 2. UNDERSTAND THE 34th «t. 

$50,000 He said the project DEFENSE: Know what you Turn east at 34th st, to 

will be ready to advertise for and your vehicle can do to Central av 

bids by the end of the month, handle specific situations to Travel north on Central av. 

with work stsrti if in August. avoid accidents 

to Bth st. 

The county engineering 3. ACT IN TIME: Once Turn west on 8th st to Biy 

department received approval you've seen the hazard and 

from the board in April to understand the defence - Act! Trfivel north on Bay av, to 

proceed with the plans for the Never taie a wait-and-see Bth St. and continue to the 

project. 

attitude. 

Primary School. Arrive S5B 

a.m. 

Primary Pupilt Only. 

* * * 

ROUTE 2, MORNING BUS B 

PARTI 

Start at 30th it, and Bay av. 

at 7;5B a.m. 

Receive pupils living at 30th 

st. and 32nd It. 

Travel south on Bay av. to 

it STORE HOURS * 

Bertram la. in Merion Park. 

Turn west on Bartram la. 

MON, and SAT 8 to 6 

and proceed to Weitminister la. 

TUES., WED., THURS. and FRI, 8 to 9 Travel north on 

Westminister la. to 34th st, 

OPEN SUNDAYS 9 to 1 

Epst on 34th St. to Central 

av. 

Travel north on Central av, 

to 6th St. receiving all High 

School pupils between 34th st. 

and 1 Stint. 

Turn east on 6 th st. to 

Ocean ay, and the High School, 

Arrive, 8:05 a.m. 

- IT HOLLY FARM 

High School pupils only. 

• * *~ 

A COUNTRY GIFT SHOP 

FAKT 2 

(Ant CONDITIONED) 

Start at High School 8:10 

a.m., proceed to Central av. via 

Optn Sat. & Sun,, July 4 ft I 4 th st^ 

FLINTY OF FREE PARKttJG Travel north on Central av. 

to North st. 

Turn weit on North St. to 

OIRANIUMS - IViRGRIiNS - URNS Bay av. 

Travel gouth on Bay av. to 

GERMAN LAWN ORNAMENTS 

Intirmediitt School, arrhfe 

FINE SELECTION OF IMPORTED 

B;26 a.m. 

Intermediate School pupils 

ARTIFICIAL ARTIFA FLOWIRS 

only. 

This but will receive those 

Open Daily I Sunday (Closed Monday) pupils living along Central av., 

1 and Primary 

pupib ) 

Turn west on Bartram la 

and proceed through Morifsn 

P»rk to Westminister la 

Turn north un Westminister 

In to 34 th st 

Turn north on Bay av to 

I ntermedifit* 1 Travel Miiiih on Simpson to 

IHlh « 

Turn wen on I Mlh ft to 

Bay a V . proceed IK 

Intermediate School 

Intermedi/iti* School pupils 

living in Merion Park shall then 

be received, and taken south 

nn Bay av ts* Merlon Park 

The bus return, to 

Hrhn"l. amvf' Intermediate School arriving 

8 48 am 

at 12:2f> p m 

lâve Intermediate School 

* * * 

md proceed north on Bay av 

to Sth st and Primary School, PART 2 

arrive 8:B0 a m 

Start a! Intermediate Sehtiol 

Receiving ail pupiU along at 12 30 pm proceed north 

Bay av between I Sth st and on lay »v to Batiersea rd 

9th st Arriving at Primarv Turn east 

School 8 so a m 

* * • 

ROUTE 3 MORNINCl BUS V 

PART 1 

Start on 18th si and Bay 

av jit 7 48 am 

Travel south on Bay av to 

20th it to Simpson av 

Turn east on 20th si to 

Simpson, south on Simpson to 

21st st. 

Turn west on 21 st st to Bay 

av 

Travel north on Bay av to 

13th st. (Last pick up) 


8th st. 

Turn east on 8th st to 

Ocean av and High School 

Thi» bus ii for High School 

pupils only Arrive 8 am 

* • * 

PART 2 

Start at High School 8 OS 

a.m., proceed to Bth st and 

Atlantic av 

Travel north on Atlantic av 

(Receive Primary pupils only) 

to Battersea rd. and Wesley rd 

Turn north on Wesley rd to 

New Castle rd. 

Turn west on New Castle rd. 

to Parkway. 

Travel south on Parkway to 

Battersea rd. 

Turn west on Battersea rd, 

to Simpson av. 

Travel south on Simpson m 

to Sth st. and Primary School, 

arrive i;20 a.m. 

* • * 

PART 3 

Start at Primary School 

8:25 a.m., proceed to Bth st 

and Atlantic av. Receive 

Intermtdiate School pupils 

only. 

Travel north on Atlantic av 

to Batterse* rd. and Wesley rd. 

Travel north on Wesley rd. 

to New Castle rd. 

Turn weft on New Cartle to 

Parkway. 


Battersea rd 

Turn west on Battersea rd, 

to Bay av. 

Travel south on Bey av to 

Intermediate School, arrive 

8:40 a.m. 

* * * 

ROUTE l. AFTERNOON BUS 

PARTI 

Start at Primary School »t 

noon, proceed to 6th st. and 

Central »v. 

Travel south on Centrel av, 

to 34th »t. 

Tiirn west at 34th st. to 

West av. 

Travel north on West av. to 

24th st. 

Turn weit on 24th St. to 

Bay^gv. 

Travel north on Bay avto 


12:18 p.m. 

BRADLEY 

f »n Rat terse;) rd 

to Wesley uv 

Travel k.r,uih .m Wesley av 

to 6th si 

Turn east on Ocan av and 

High School, arrive 2 40 p m 

* # * 

PART 3 

Start at High School «i 

12 45 p m . turn west on ftth 

st to West av 

Travel south on Wpst av to 

34th st 

Turn west at 34th st to Bay 

av (Merlon Park | 


Bartram la 

Turn wegt on Bartram la to 

Westminister la 

Travel north to 34th st and 

Bay av , completing route at 1 

p.m 

• * * 

-ROUTE 3 AFTERNOON BUS C 

PARTI 

Start at Primary School, 

noon 

Proceed to 5th st and 

Atlantic av 

Travel north on Atlantic ay 

• to Battersea rd 

Turn w»»t on Battersea rd. 

to Wesley rd. 

Travel north on Wesley rd 


Turn west on New Castle rd 

to Parkway. 

Travel south on Parkway 

and Wesley av to Battersea rd 

Tum west on Battertea rd, 

to Bay av 



1220 p.m. 

* * * 

PART 2 

Start at Intermediate 

School, 12:26 pm 


B»ttersea rd. 

Tum east on Battersea rd. 

to Wesley rd. 

Travel north on Wegley rd. 


Turn west on New Castle rd. 

to the Parkway. 


Battersea rd. 

Turn east on Battersea rd, 

to Atlantic av. 

Travel south on Atlantic av, 

to 6th St. and over to Ocean av. 

Arrive at High School 12:40 

p.m. 

• • * 

PARTS 

Start at High School. 1246 

p.m. 

Proceed to Sth st 

Turn west on Sth st to Bay 

av. 


20th st. 

Turn east on 20th St. to 

Simpson av 

Travel south on Simpson av 

to 21st, continuing on Bay av, 

to Intermediate School, arrive 

1 p.m. 

PART 2 

Start at Intermediate School 

at 12:20 p.m., proceed to Bay 120,000 visitors 

av. to 24th it. 

Turn east on 24th st. to 

at bird sanctuary 

West gv. 

Tourists from 40 states and 

Travel jouth on West av. to " 19 foreign countries have 

34 th it. 

already visited the Stone 

Travel east «t 34th st. td Harbor Bird Sanctuary this 

C«ntr«l av. 

year, the Stone Harbor Realty 

Travel north on Centra] av. Owners Association was told at 

to 8th st. 

its annual meeting in Borough 

Turn east on 8th st. to Hall Saturday. 

Ocean av. and High School Last yew, over 120,000 

arrive 12:30 p.m. 

people from every state in the 

• • • 

nation, the district of 

PART 3 

Columbia and 41 foreign 

Start at High School at countries visited the sanctuary, 

12:3S p.m. 

registered ai n Natural 

Turn weit on 6th St. to Landmark by the U.S. National 

¥¥*#ley av, 

Park Service, 

Travel louth on Wesley av. The Stone Harbor Bird 

to 28th it, 

Sanctuary is located on 21 

Turn west on 28th it. to acre* from 111th si, to 100 

Ccntnd av. 

feet of 117Ui st betwMn 

Travel south on Central av. Second and TTiird avs. 

to B9(h St., wrlve 12:66 p.m. The sanctuary is the only 

• • • 

heronry in the United Stats 

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PAOI 10 — SBCTiON TWO THE OCEAN CITY SfNTiNIL-LiDGfR FRIDAY, JULY 3, 1970 

Victorian Cape May sites 

On July 11, in the old 

seashore eommunitii's of Cape 

May and. in the immediate 

vicinity of Lowt'r Township, 

Cape May Point where the 

ocean and the Delaware Bay 

merge, the annual Old House 

Tour again invites visitors into 

rainy of the area' most 

gracious homes and iniiiresiinii 

community buildings 

In Capt May, where 

histories! conservationist* are 

endeavoring to obtain the 

notably Victorian Emilyn 

Physlck Estatr for resoration 

and preservation, one will visit 

the estate's old Carriage House 

Thii charming building can be 

seen as an excellent sampling 

of the superior workmanship 

that went into the construction 

of the main house on the eight 

and a half property The 

carriage house, now the 

year-round home of the Tape 

May County Art League, has 

retained the original horse 

staiis with their elaborately 

hand wrought iron gates The 

lower portion of these stall 

doors, and the overhead beams, 

are handsomely constructed of 

•olid mahogany In the 

League's gallery which once 

housed the carriages of Dr 

Physlck, an exhibition of 

paintings will be on view 

In contrast, the Nina W 

Scull house on New Jersey av 

I is Spanish style yellow stucco 

/and offers an interesting 

change of pace to the visitor 

Miss Scull's home is also her art 

studio and her collection of 

paintings will be of notable 

interest to all She has also 

graciously consented to show 

her collection of 14th and 16th 

eenairy Byzantine icons, all of 

which are museum quality 

The Church of the Advent 

on the corner of Washington 

•Bd Franklin its, is the First 

Episcopal Church of Cape 

Island and truly charming It is 

of board and batten 

construction above the altar 

are lofely stained glass 

windows. 

The Cherry House it M" 7 

Hughes st,, now owned by 

Judge and Mrs Charles W 

Kalp, can best be described as 

quaint. Built (circa) in 1849, it 

U early Victorian and therefore 

• sientially simple in 

comparison with post-Civil War 

dwellings The "crow's nest" 

staircase would delight a 

Mgraan. Originally owned by 

LemuaJ Learning, its successive 

owners made superficial 

changes but left tnornentos, a 

sm»U square piano and a 

Franklin stove. It is furnished 

with Judge Kalp's family pieces 

dating from 1830 to 1880, 

What is now Cape May's 

Historical and Community 

Center, 408 Lafayette st,, in 

1883 was the Presbyterian 

congregation of old Cape May. 

A particularly dignified edifice 

it remained in active use until 

1889 when it was rented to the 

EpUcopal Church, In 1903, 

Miss Annie Knight purchased 

the building from the 

Congregational church and 

presented it to her own parish. 

The building was vacated by 

the parish in 1950 for another 

one and sold once again, this 

time to the City of Cape May 

which was anxious to ensure its 

preiervation. It was then leased 

from the city by Mr, T. W. 

Red Cross job 

given to Burig 

James A. Burig, tuperviaing 

medical technologist it 

Bufdette Tomlin Memorial 

Hospital in T •• May Court 

House, has been appointed 

disaster chairman of the Cape 

May County Chapter of the 

American Red Crofin. 

• }: Burig in well acquainted with 

'. ; the needs of Cape May County, 

If.- fnot to coming to Burdette 

' Tomlin HospitaJ he was staff 

j technologist at Washington 

HospitaJ in Washington, Pa. He 

attended Indiana University in 

Penruylvanin and graduated 

from Weil Liberty College at 

Wt§t Liberty, W. Va, He is a 

member of the. Board of 

Directors of the Cape May 

County Chapter of the 

American Red Cross and the 

Kiwanw Club of Cape May 

Court House 

Disaster preparedness 

training courses will begin this 

evening (Tuesday) at 6:30 in 

the Cape May City Hall. This 

will be the first of a series of 

meetings to be conducted by 

Lawrence L Bickford, disaster 

chairman of the American 

National Red Cross in Eastern 

Pennsylvania and Southern 

New Jersey Mr, Bickford will 

conduct these disaster courses 

. in Uiia area for the next two 

£'month*. TTiose interested in 

'receiving training to prepare 

tot any natural djjwter should 

'toantct the Cape May Chapter 

of the Red Cross by calling 

466-7382 for detailed 

information. 

CLASSIFIED AC 

BRINOS MSULTS 

add glamor to House Tour 

Hiirrm wh hi'iidr 

ami, 

in HlftJ 'I'll i 

thr (VnU-r 

tho oughly 

dir.'il 

'.uili 

for enrnmMU 1 ! 1 rr i '*>!in!4°> :i 

rprt'ptirjnM, unrjrrt jik mil* 

which nn> spmiHiri'd by 

n u m h IT |i!'ri)l I 

iiurfhiisi'd in 1 rt 7 0 by the 

E|ii>,cupiil Dlociise It wns then 

moved, M'ction hs section to 

I'upci M,iy Point, ii village then 

known as Srii Grove. It is thr 

only church in Cape May Point 

in which riintinual surnrm'r 

services hnvi 1 btjt-n ln'IH sinre its 

fnunrlinf! in IHHO 

The Granny Green House on Route 47, Dennisville, 

will be one of 22 historic homes and buildings open to 

visitors during Cape May County's Old House Tour on 

July 11, 

organizations. 

The Andrew Higgins Reeves 

House, originally situated on 

the old Eldridge Plantation, 

was moved to its present 

location in 1850 when the 

plantation ceded to progress 

and became a part of thi" Cape 

Miiy Canal. Now owned bv Mr 

and Mrs. David Rutherford, the 

house on Shunpike rd. and 

Stimpson's la now hounds tin 

VillaM "f Wist ( din Miv in 

the north and has many 

fascinating features. Tlu- oldest 

part of the house is the front 

ind this slruttun u t rul i 

much like the original. Ill** rear 

wing is an addition made at the 

time of re-location. In 1874 

when the house hefame the 

property of Charles Clinton 

Reeves who was the Township 

Clerk, meetings of the 

Township Committee were 

retrularly held here. Mr Reeves 

was apparently an unusual 

man. In spite of a crippled 

condition that confined him to 

a wheelchair, and in addition 

to his civic duties, he was 

employed as a school teacher 

Incidentally, on the upstairs 

floor of this old house there is 

a uniquely curved wall In the 

downstairs kitchen, there is old 

hardware, salvaged when the 

old Bates house was torn down 

and wisely put to use in the 

restoration of this one. 

In nearby Cape May Point, 

St. Peter's-By-The Sea 

Episcopal Church is an old 

Victorian building with a 

quaint, almost sugar-plum 

quality. It was built in 

Philadelphia for the Centcnial 

Exposition of 1876 and 

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Working on a microbiology exnonmi'iU 

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Marshall, Ocean City. Mrs Conn in 

Jackson, Elwood; Kara Sony, 

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registration will he held July 1R 

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Mr and Mrs John E Piitterson 

of 1028 W. Lincoln Hwy , will 

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New CD communications system 

a boon to Cape fire fighters 

The Cupn May County 

Office of Civil Defense and 

Disaster Conlriil announces n 

major improvement to the 

communicatinna capability uf 

the County Civil Defense 

organ ballon. 

' Through the corporation of 

Richard J. Sullivan, 

Commlîaner of the 

Department of Environmental 

Protection, State of New 

Jersey, and with the approval 

of Villas Pico Chief George 

Cnstell, who is Cape May 

County Fire Coordinator, the 

County Civil Defense Office 

has been assigned radio licenses 

to operate both fixed and 

mobile stations on the New 

Jersey Forest Firp Service 

frequencies 

Now for the first time Cape 

May County fire companies in 

the field can communicate 

directly by radio to units of 

the Forest Fire Service and vice 

versa. At the same time the 

County Fire Coordinator at 

Civil Defense headquarter! can 

maintain contact with the fire 

companies in the field and also 

the State Purest Fire service, so 

that in any forest fire 

operation or any operation 

wherein both of these vital 

services are working together, 

instantaneous communication 

can be maintained 

At the same time the 

County Civil Defense Control 

Center will have direct radio 

communlcaiion with the 

Forest Fire Service district 

headquarters for even clo j-r 

coordination. 

To accomplish this purpose 

the County Civil Defense office 

has equipped >ind has 

operational a mobile 

communicationi van which 

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In our nation's history, July Fourth ii a proud 

and joyful occasion. We celebrate It in a holiday 

mood, relaxed and happy. And that's at it inould 

be, But let ui remember, too, that July Fourth 

Ii a Bolemn occasion, a day that commemorates 

the birth of our nation, our principle of free* 

don and the courage and devotion of our fore- 

fathers. On thu day, let ui silently pledge to be 

worthy of our peat heritage. 

^ 

contains radius on the 

C;ipr 

May Uounty Hrr rnquinry, 

the Nliw jersey SUlll' Kiirctlt 

Firi' Sfrvjrii frcquencii;"., the 

Cape May Couniv Civil 

Defense frequi'nries, and In 

certain instances, if necessary, 

car) include the Cape May 

County police radii, as well 

The equipment has been 

assiumKj to the Villas Fire 

Company, which will maintiiin 

and nporale il in conjunction 

With its nv frail fire 

rnspniisibilities This Unit will 

he under the riin.ft supprvision 

Of Villas Fire Thief George 

Costell and his de 

assistant Chief Costel 

with thn County Civil i 

Caordinator, Leland A 

Stanford, and Richwd Brirnett, 

District Fire Warden, were 

active in the basic planning t;i 

establish this cornmiiniriitions 

i 

Acodtmy graduate 

Cidet John Michael 

StaffoKi, son of Trooper and 

Mrs John J Stafford, of 

Coatesvllle, Pa., and 1726 

Central av , this city, was 

graduated from the Junior 

School at Staunton Military 

Academy in Staur'on, Va., 

recently, 

Michael served as corporal 

for two years in O Company 

He was a member of the Kahle 

Rifles Drill team and manager 

of the varsity basketball team 

He planti to return to the 

academy 

July 4th celebration 

listed in Township 

TUCKAHOE The 

Tuckahoe Fourth of July 

CommiHee has invited the 

public to join in the fun and 

festivities of the annual Fourth 

of jJuly Celebration Saturday 

The celebration will open 

with a parade al 10 am. 

Following the parade (fame and 

food concessions, operated by 

organizations from the area, 

will open oil thr Upper 

Township grounds, Dennisville 

rd. Games for children will 

itart at 1 p.m. and fireworks 

will be set off a dusk. 

In case of rain, the 

celebration will lake place 

Saturday, July 11. 

CiaullM Adi Bring Rojuln 

- 96th Strati, Stem Harbor, N, J. 

THI OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER 

VILLAINS : Ned Leavitt

12 — SECTION TWO 

Ed Uornman passes on to us 

•a fiahing tale with a moral that 

.even Aesop would hiivi 1 

Jertjoyed It seems that Barney 

fOIdfield, took a fishing parly 

"out into the 1 n I ft for 

flounders. After fishing awhile 

One of the party hooked a fish 

' and Barney went to gel Ihr 

net. 

There was only one flaw in 

this whole set-up and the odds 

against the flaw baekfirinu 

were tremendous, but it 

happened, Qldfleld had left his 

own line unattended, dangling 

in the water while he went to 

#. do the netting. In thi> 

*' meantime something, which *i. 

can only assume to he a fish, 

pulled Qldfield 8 rod nf d n«fl 

overboard 

The moral' "Pull up your 

*Jine completely/' Cornmfln 

says 

, But the day wasn't a total 

lorn, the party did come hart 

with a throe-pound flounder 

Another fishing story with 

the odds laying heavily against 

it Is the tine Steve Calnypr tells 

Caloyer. a visitor to the rrsort, 

was fishing off u dock at I7th 

St. and caught a 27 inch striper 

Around here stripers are 

usuajlv found in the Inlet and 

rarely caught that far down in 

the bay, but Caloyer did not 

know that and it was not until 

a neighbor explained this that 

he thought what he had done 

was newsworthy. 

Dfwey Powell caught some 

itripers However, his were in 

Hook - line - sinker 

the Inlet. 

Boyrr'i repor 

"Peachy" McCarthy 

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Dolphin." cnujiht nine blue. 

Bluewatcr Marina reports that 

Elmer Kriifl got eight blues 

While Joe Engll'mnn also 

cml ght eight blues 

i, ne (if the loeal fisherrnen 

who did well in the Atlantic 

City TiiBrnDnTmr was Boh 

Milliner m the 'fjiilc Slam " 

Dive Andrews pitched a 

no-hit game as the Ocean City 

Babe Ruth nine gained its third 

consecutive victory, 5-1, 

Monday night over Egg Harbor 

Township Andrews struck out 

IS In hurling his masterpiece. 

Frank fuscano gave 

Andrew! the necessary hitting 

support with a double and two 

singles. Joe Brlglia made two 

fine running catches, one in the 

second and one In the tixth, to 

preserve Andrews' riohltter. 

The locals oppose the Egg 

Harbor Township nine again 

tonight over at the Russell 

Swift School in Bargaintown. 

Next Monday they return 

home to meet Brigantine on 

the 5 th st and Bay av, field. 

Both games are part of the 

THE CITY OF OCEAN CITY 

INVITES YOU TO CELEBRATE 

YOUR /ML. 

v--, .. 

•i INDEPENDENCE DAY 

WITH US 

THI OCEAN CITY SeNTINEL-LEDGER 

Shufflln on 

Newt and gattip «* 

ShufflabMrd Club 

Bs H Parkp Baker 

1. r"Qr what country does 

Valiant sail? 

2. Who won the recent Penn- 

•ylv*nia-Comeil v«rsui O«ford-CMbrtdge 

track meet' 

3. In what *port does the Wightman 

Cup figure? 

4. What slugger recently hit 

three homers In one game' 

i. How old is Panoho Gonzaleg? 

Seashore Division of theThe 

Answer* 

Cape Atlantic Babe Ruth 

League and will start at 8:30 

p.m. 

ClauHM Adi Briny Rntultl 

1, The United States. 

!. Pennsylvania-Cornell, 1! out 

of IB contests, 

3, Woman's tennis; it's the 

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FRIDAY, JULY 3, IWO 

no longer hold the rank ol\----- --•-;-.-. .. 

novice DwiBht Rei» and Chris N« the men en « division 

Lipsett shared the boy's novice Mje contests will wil rusume sum. 

title. Mark Kemenosh won in neK^Tuesday night at 14th.8t. 

the junior men's division, while beach 

THE CUSTARDS 

hiiss in Ihr Uili'l 

Although Dun Miinlnljnii 

says there an' still ome blues 

120 Hi'Ure (iff the hi'11 bully, 

they are iji'lti nt; um 

IT I n s I e n 

the 

1 Al 

T W I n 

Richter's kingfish 

wins pier tourney 

H n r r y A R I rh I e r on Marg.ile Fishing Club on the 

Saturday iiindi'H ;• H'^mch 14th *L pier Inter this season 

kmnfi^h to break ;i fie andThe 

rom pet i tton was in 

carry riff hiyh hfmnrs in the MargaU 

first of the Ocean City Fishing 

Club s three tiiurh^mefiU 

^heduled for this year 

The kinffie patch hy Hiehd'r 

left Joe Raah and Jim 

McMenamin tied for second 

place rind one point behind the 

leader Bill Davis and Bud 

Johnson wer*> close behind 

with third highest points,. 

Twenty club members 

competed in the twohour 

tournament on the I 4th si 

fishing pier Point* wen' 

awarded on the number of fish 

caught and the size of the fish 

Ocean City Fishing Club 

members are priming for the 

Annual Match Keith with the 

1 Insl year 

The Ocean City Fishing Club 

has won two of the four 

lournanwnU its members were 

entrred in this season, and 

rinished ^mnd in another 

* * * 

Years Married 

June 26, 27. 29 and 30 were 

wedding nnniversarv dates for 

four members of the Ocean 

City Fishing Club 

Mr and Mrs John 

McFadden w're married 45 

years on June 30 Mr. and Mrs. 

Joseph Haab were marwd 35 

years ago on June 29, and Mr 

and Mrs Clifford celebrated 

their 43rd wedding anniversary 

on June 27 Mr. and Mrs 

Charles C Hawthorn were 

married 4 4 years on June 28 

Andrews* no-hitter 

wins for Ocean City 

It WHS too bad our Candy Despite rather poorsuif, the surfem showing up for the 

Shot'i Friday night was rained Ocean City Surfing Association events Big wlrinare wow Bob 

out It hasn't happened too got its Tuesday night contests MeLaughlin, Parry Lord, Larry 

often, but BS sweetoothers under way this week with 78 Friedel, Jim Bull, Kris 

Wilkinson and a quartet of 

came back rat Monday night 

novices 

with a rush. Our Eva Hanson 

took "top gum drop " with nice ^lo-pHch Softball 

MeLaughlin, surfing in the 

Bill Zabel lenfint I 

boys event, scored 106 points 

disrespectful 28, winning The 

to finish tied with Kent 

presucked lollypop Elmer 

Tomaselli In the tiebreaker, 

Coast Guards 

Anggtadt and Harry "the hat" 

however, MeLaughlin came out 

Campbell supervised the event 

on top to earn tht" first place 

and did a fine job. 

medal Following Tomaselli 

were George Salveson with 90 

. The Si tu rday Progressors led fop Wimberg's points and Kenny Hflrper with 

by our indomitable orange 

7S. 

logaed (?) leader Lyle COASTGUARD, 1, 

Olmstead (he said the toga had 

Lord was the top individual 

WIMBERG'S, 0 

been laundered but I think 

scorer of the night with 120 

Craig Judd smacked a 

they were short of orange juice 

points to win the junior men's 

double in the sixth inning off 

at the Olmstead's and it was 

division Wayne Blizzard scored 

losing pitcher Cliff Clarke and 

just squeezed) were doing their 

108 for second place, Jim 

then scored on a sacrifice fly 

stuff on 11 courts with the 

Hamilton's 106 points earned 

by Rod Harris as the Coast 

prettier of the Wlite family, 

him third while Dave Krugei 

Guard earned its fifth straight 

Mary, winning for the girls 

was fourth with 102 points 

win Harris was the winning 

Mildred Poulton, playing her pitcher for the Cape May team 

Friedel, in the men's event, 

usual sharp game ciiru in with Bill Franco smacking two 

finished in a deadlock with Ed 

second and Mae Murphy, calm singles Bob Merryman's two 

DiOrio for the top spot. Both 

and cool, took third On the singles pored the Wimherg 

scornd 69 points Friede! won 

men's side, first place went attack 

the tie-break pr and thereby 

Harold Reiter (having captured 

• • • 

gained the victory Bob 

all the pinochle groceries, is 

Laeovara was third with 84 

YOUNG'S, 7 

now starting again, is there no 

.points while Bill Schwab took 

stopping him) Reed Harding 

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fourth with 59 

calmly took second and Charlie 

Sil runs in the second inning 

Bull scored 68 points in 

Poulton, not to be outdone by 

pushed the Young's team past 

winning the senior men's event 

Mamma, took third Tony 

their opponents and led to the 

by til points over Rick Wilson 

Battista mentioned he shoulda 

fgirly easy conquest John Huff 

Muskie Didinger took third 

won something because Josie 

smacked a home run and a 

with SB points and Bob 

punched the tickets, but he 

single with Bill Wallace 

Adams' 43 points earned him 

was outvoted A good time was 

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Fitzpatrirk and pleasant Bella defeat. 

Friedel was a close third with 

Wilson had a real problem with 

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Todd Vitola eonnpct.H for two 

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* * * 

FMBA, 4, 

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Tracy Murrell came up with 

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Danny Doerr knocked the 

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PMBA, 2 

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JAYCEES, 3 

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Danny Foglio was charged with 

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Despite a pe rfee t 

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straight Mike Sannino gained 

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Willie Brown was theSaturday 

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pme vs. Egg Harbor TowMhip 

unassisti'd double play by Rick 

Kenyon was Important to the 

victory. Bill Oaskey suffered 

Monday 

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6:15 . Ltgion vs. KJwanU 

(majors-makeup doubleheader) 

St. 

Never bocame complotciy 

dependent on any one person, 

if possibiu, 

Plymouth Inn defeats 

Money's in court tilt 

St*v* O'Grm^ scored W' 

points in the second half for a 

game-high of 24 as he spur kid 

Plymouth Inn to a 86-48 

victory over Money's Dog 

School. The game wu played 

Monday night in the Ocean 

City Recreation Pepartment'i 

oiiUioor basketball league. 

Q'Qrtdy bombed tight field 

goals and eight-of-11 f»e 

throwi while nearly scoring 

half of his team's points, Jim 

Christian, of Lehigh, netted 

nine with Jack Bittner, of 

Temple, gcoring eight. 

Ocean City High School'i- 

Gene Davis netted 13 pointa to 

top losing Money's. AJfonso 

Oayle, of Norfolk, State tallied 

11, 

Tuesday night's game wu 

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was leadinJL Coach's 

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Jim Noones, of LaSalle, had 

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Millville's Bfib Gant bad scored 

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Surfers finally get their wish 

Mayor Robert L Sharp 

announced Monday that Ihe 

two-blork hpaeh from 5th st 

to 7th st will he reserved 

exclusivply for surfers 

beginning immediately In 

making his announcement. 

Sharp indicated that this Cirri 

all-day surfing beach will be off 

limits to all bathe and that it 

will he nfeessary for the Burfirs 

to supervise themselves 

This is probably the key to 

the entire situation The surfers 

here in Ocean City now have 

their wUh The rity has given 

them a beach, in fact two 

beaches, that they can eajl 

their own Only a few rules 

have been set up and the way 

in which they abide by these 

rules will be a good indication 

of whether they deserve their 

own beach 

The Mayor pointed out in 

his statement that the 

two-block area provided by the 

city has plenty available 

parking space and rest room 

facilities adjacent to 

ConvenHon Hall He asked that 

surfers keep their hoards off 

the boardwalk at all times and 

explained that they can gain 

aecea to the beach by passing 

under the boardwalk. 

This deciaen by the local 

commissioners is a true 

indication that the reception 

given Barbari Belyea was 

indeed the beginning of a new 

outlook on surfing. It proved 

that the city government has 

gained a new respect for the 

surfers in our town »nd that 

they are willing to cooperate. 

The question now is whether 

the surfers are prepared to 

make the sane gesture. 

!n the past the city father* 

have received occasional 

complaints regarding surfers 

from bithers and from thos# 

atroUing on the boardwalk. It is 

important that the surfers 

make every effort to eliminate 

some of the reasons for these 

complaints Boards must 

remain on the beach. 

Horseplay must be confined to 

the beach. Surfers rauit be 

careful not to surf'anywhere 

else. If these rules are followed 

they wUI not only prove their 

worth but probably pin many 

fans. 

The CjtJ ComnjiM'on 

proved more than just its 

wiUingniss to cooperate with 

surfers with this decision It 

showed that it mifjit very well 

be possible for young people, 

not only in Ocean City, to 

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Shore Basketball Day Camp 

will again be sponsored by the 

Recreation Department under 

the direr! supervision of Dixie 

Hewell. former Ocean City 

High coach Dixie ha* indicated 

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plavers for the clinic 

University Tom Bovwn, 

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Mike Slavfski. head football 

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shirt Srssiona will be 

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morning until noon and then 

again from 1 until 4 in the 

afternoon. Both the outdoor 

Petj> Carrtl, former head courtg and the high school gym 

coach at Liehigh University and will be used Trie clinic is open 

presently the top man at to boys from 11 18 years of 

Princeton University, will head age. Additional information is 

the list of visiting coaches available from Dixie Howell at 

Cafril led his team to the 399S17B. It shapes up as a 

championship of the Ivyweek 

well spent for potential 

League in the 1968-fiB season basketball players 

Herbie McOee, head coach 

at Philadelphia Textile, will 

also spend p*rt of the irwk 

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team to the NCAA College 

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Another out-standing coach 

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Sterling Regional High School 

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Atl*ntie Community Colleye, 

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Other coaches apected to 

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it Ocean City High School and 

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1 flaw. Writ. Box 174 or call attar 

I I p,fn. J98.11M, if. 

* TO A NEW 1970 VW or (ood Uiad 

1 VW eaJI Andy 641 1900 Sfwcl^tty 

VW, 1200 Albany Blvd., M Allan- 

' OLDSMOIILE '69, turguolM, wMfe 

Intartar, full tnwar air condition, 

' palygtaia lirej, lew rnUaMa, mutt 

t* Han, liln naw in and out M99S 

Call 399-9110 l.f, 

• OKI CAR CARRIER tandafn trailer, 

>naw axles and tlral, electric 

' brake*, KSO. OH 3999110 t,f 

'• J9Si GRAND PRIX. Bflwar lUaring 

• power brakes automatic, AM-FM 

, (tares, blue with black vinyl top, 

' Immaeulat.. Call 199.11J4, 7-10 

: 1967 VOLKSWAGEN, excellent cond , 

law mliaase, 100 percant •TJaran- 

. tae. Call JW.7D7I. 7-7 

• 1959 FORD Station Wagon 6 cyl, 

outo- trail.., good runnlns cwid, 

. 53.0OO origins! mUn, naatft rmif- 

, fler I12S CaM 399-5132. 7.J 

MUST SELL — IMa^TR 3, pnvrtiy 

; swnM, Beellant com) ISK, Cjll 

, •«•• S pm 399-7623 7.10 

''• 19M CORVETTE Coup,, 4!TS»0 efl^ 

Sine, 4 ipwd, air am,, power 

marine, power tsrMe* power wire 

tarn, AM FM radio 13800 Can be 

Men weeiiandi only 35 w 17th SI 

_____^__ 

7 -i 

i, MRVEtTE 'U Com wltfl hard »op, 

AM FM 4 ipeed, poil. 127300 HP, 

Baw tlret eicellent eond U450 

CW 399-2512 7.17 

64 DODGE Polar*, eieallent eond , 

good t. Best offer Call M7. 

1204, 7.] 

cony., tyto, tran» 

power »t««fing. radio, good Um 

ISO. Call JtS-jloi 73 

CLASSIFIED AD 

•RINGS RESULTS 

• QUALITY • 

USED CARS 

I1ANDAR0 POWTWC 

OF THE WORLD 

— CADILLAC* — 

•« FKatwaM IS4I9 

•«7 ttt DaVHIa, Full Puw |3II! 

'M Conv-t, f. M.1 air Uilt 

'M iMl DaVHIa t, Pow, air J2695 

(Choice of 2) 

— OTMWW — 

•«• Bonn. 4 Dr. HOT, dr 11(1! 

•M FlnMrd Caupa ... I219S 

'67 ford OM W0 I * (MM tllW 

•H UMini HDT Cp» ,, IllN 

•ta cuv—t rta Cenvt It iis 

DRUCK 

MNTIiaC • CAOILLAC 

TtMHMT 

OONSClenlTiOUS Ngh senool frajfi- 

man sesirts work a^ babysitter 

of motrier* helper duriog surmtieF 

M« oanmleted Jayccci babyHttinf 

eoUrSB. Escellgnt refarpoca* Lynne 

Darby J»677] 7.1 

•MPLOYMENT AGENCY 

OCEAN CITY EMPLOYMENT Afeney, 

)ll WaM Avs Reliable help fum- 

isried- ReferenCBi invattisattd. Cor- 

ifalla Mjoda. prop, dial 399-1986 

t.f 

INSTRUCTIONS 

OR0AN AND PIANO INSTRUCTIONS 

^Harmony, chord esnstnjqfien, 

reading symbols, etc. Del Zsnm. 

Sonwi Point 9275493. t-i 

Swimming Lessons 

LICENSED INSTRUCTOR 

OcMn City Swim Pool 

MTH and ASBURY AVI, 

DIAL 3984722 

IT 

SPANISH — btgniun or advanead- 

Taaohef wn* eertiflcatisn and n- 

PSTPBOM, Tan year* retldancs In 

Sowe« tines 1910. Certified teacher: 

AHin* Neal, 1811 Pleasure Ava,. 

Qeaafi City, 3M-17P4 or 199.4114: 

t.f 

CRtATIVE CRAFTS—qualified •duca- 

tion major •rill feted your chj|. 

dren thi fine art* of beading can. 

die making, Jewelry, etc Age* 410 

Call Ronnie 39M71J 7.7 

TUTORING — High 

Call 399.4205. 

math 

717 

RUiiEU STAMPS MADI TO ORDER 

Prompt delivery Reasonable. 

McHenry's, Jig Atlantic Avenue 

CatiJ9M711. > t.f. 

CAPE MAY DIAMONDS — Will eut 

your own stones, any dje fl a 

Karat, also have umt far Ml*. Call 

(27.2041, William S, Hartley, 414 

Atlantic An*.. Somers Point N, J, 

F ».f 

FULTON'S 

MTH ITBliT A 

BAY AVENUE 

DHJCATISSI^ 

MR. K', 

LAWN CARE 

an. imVICI 

'Wif • nflfRKs* flit 

398-1567 

ACCOUMTINO- 

•O0KKMPINO 

- ^.y Nail brvk* 

I. CARir, MM. 

•w m, Ummn Pt. WTm 

PROF. SERVICES 

PAINTINQ AND HAULING and 

Job! Call 30*7101 »H»r 7 

call JM I5f7 

Odd 

pm 

> 10 

NEED HELP (Mtlnl ill tri«a IDS! 

dona? Carpentry, painting, altera 

tlons, etc AM warb aspertly dons 

Call 399-344] for frM estimata tf 

PROF, SERVICES 

DO ¥OU LOVE YOUR GAR! Pravs 

ill LBI him GDme to us for » 

hiiltd pplishnd coil! af %*mrtniiH 

Call jfc..)0S5 7.3 

Eugene W. Pashley 

AGENCY INC, 

COMPLETE INSURANCE 

SERVICE 

SHORE ROAD, MARMORA 

DIAL 3994344 

BROOKS x 

Quality TV 

(Formerly SchuH's TV Mgr 1 

• TV 4 RADIO REPAIRS 

• ELECTRONIC SERVICING 

• RCA SERVICING 

PHILCO Sale, and Swvle* 

TV RENTALS 

NOW LOCATED AT 

306 I. Seventh Street 

Phono 399.8699 

Span Friday fênings 

HION SCHOOL SIHLS desird |ob» Si 

baeytiHer*, axpenen6#d »nd rr 

liabl, Cil 395*614 or 3fS.OU3 

11 

COLLEOB QIRL da»ir»s domestie 

work, BReerierNjad. hriiable with 

reference* Prafsr hour* 9=3 al $1S 

per day CaB IM 1S9« 77 

COLLEOE GIRL dHirn 

work, reiiaols own tra/ispsrtaHori 

111 p«r day, 18 half day Call 

398.(843 77 

lj VJAH OLD BOT wantj steady 

or part tim« JPS Also will do 

odd io6s Call 199080? M*Hn 

i and 1 pm 71 

MALI GtJLLIOI aRADUATE 122) 

Aniioui to find employment Re= 

SMH in OC BetereocM »v».Ubi. 

ill, 101! Oaean Ave M 

PAiNTINO — Btarior, 

jnylime 3I9-M53 

•it»r,(Jf Ctll 

tf 

WINDOW 

SHADES 

STOCK and CUSTOM 

ana! Cuttom Mad* DrapM 

Installation!! Arranged 

FREE ESTIMATES 

DIAL 399-2802 

Four Poster Shoppe 

DRAPERIES «xi SHADE! 


LANDSCAPING _ eomBlete lawn 

ear* and gardening Call 641- 

110! - 7.) 

LAWN 

MOWERS 

REPAIRED 

CAPE MAY 

COUNTY RfiNTAL 

22nd and Asbury 

OCBAN CITY 

39S-0032 

PAINTIN0 _ intBHor êrlor 

Quality »ofti dwie Fre. e«i. 

mates Call Bill I2I.19M.FH0 

Upholstering 

Furniture Repairing 

PHONE mmt 

p 

PHONE m-mt 

I. ROOIIVILT BLVD. 

MARMOIU, N, 1, 

CAR (IMONIZPNO J7-I10 Call I9f. 

aS«7, 7.1 

Car Radio* Repaired 

Coles Radio Service 

M0T0ISOLA MLIi ,nd «UVICI 

Authorlirt tarvlca St.tlon f«r 

MLCO . IENDIX . MOTOFTOLA 

MR RADIOS 

ill AtlURT AVI, Olal 399-3JD6 

F t.f. 

Auto Air 

Conditioning 

Service 

OCEAN CITY 

GLASS COMPANY 

926 Atbury Avanu* 

399.2224 

TV SERVICE 

ON THI PREMISES 

AND IN YOUR HOME 

We OuarantH Al! Our Work 

ALL MAKES * MODELS 

Color, Black 4 White 

YOUNG'S TV 

A RECORD SHOP 

W Artery Avt, 

Dill ffMMi 

fit 

Tom Ward 

REUPHOLSTERING 

FOB PRU MTIMATIi, 

MONI 

399-7554 

F t,f 

HANDYMAN 

LiWT HAULINO, MOVINO 

AND THAW R1MOVAL 

FRED SWAYNGIM 

rn-rm 

fit. 

UNEEDA 

TOOL 

Atk ui, w« rMit 

matt any klndl 

Ph.399-2227 

Wallace Hardware 

7M ASBURY AVINUI 

74f WEST AVINUI 

SEASMORE SERVICES. Mpiwiwi 

peraonnsl licensed by TRY Fai 

h ff 

Overhead Saraga Oaon 

Electric Door Oparatan 

lalet e Installation a Sanlu 

HOWMET STORM WINDOWS *• 

DOORS — REPLAMMENT SASH 

=- Lidgnsrd and Intured — 

CALL DON LOVI Jff-i;»B 

V if 

PAPER H4N0INO AND PAINTING. 

Wslllej Samias, VmyU Reason 

sbls r»t,, Call 9?? 167? J Hemp. 

hill If 

STORM SASH 

and SCREENS 

REPAIRED 

Ocean City 

Glass 

936 Asbury Avanu* 

•ttWMH Ml and IMl 

39V-2224 

HOUSE CLEANINO, garage qlwning, 

lawn and garden work. Done tor 

fl 70 hour Call 399-8SJ4 7-1 

CALL US TODAY 

W« will •ifimata tht 

ceit of installing 

ELECTRIC HEAT 

IN YOUR HOMi 

You art vndar na oe)ll|*M*n 

Wrria S, Anderson 

Electricians 

MR SERVICE — Now m *lgh& 

Season Offtciftl 6-Kanef^ for tefi 

af Oeesn C-ty's leading r^lt»"5 Call 

3i9-iOT7 fQF hquseeleaning, window 

sgihifig, Iswfi c.ut1ing §nd Car £i= 

frwn.ilfig. 744 

AUTO GLASS 

REPLACED 

Imuranet Approved 

Sarviea 


Glass 

926 Asbury Avtnua 

••WMn m mil iMi 

39f.2224 

ROOFING, SIBINO, AND aUTTER 

work, §466824 7-10 

Glass Tops 

AND 

Mirrors 

OCIAN CITY 

GLASS 

926 Aibury Av»ni/« 

•flWMii IHi ini llth 

399.2224 

WINDOW GLASS 

REPLACED 


Glass 

976 Asbury Avtnua 

BffwNfl nn AIM lVfrl 

399.3224 

r IT 

ALUMINUM SCREENS ana norm 

wlndowi. HHcnaned and naw 

flail Installed, Miami-Some Co, 

905 New Road Raul* f, Semen 

Point, Dili 927-4133 l.f. 

LANDSCAPING 

by HOWARD 

Y«ar 'Round Malntananc* 

451-0108 

HOME IMPROVEMENT — Minting, 

roofing and tldinc, ctr.mlc tjli, 

floor till, all lypn of eelilnjr.1 .nd 

panelling. Ns lob too tniej!. call 

anytime IM-MIi, Jerry MePonild, 

CLASSIFIED AD 

BRINGS RESULTS 

BUSINESS SERVICE 

MEN'S AND WOMEN 5 Alleralloni 

piip#rtly denp and putftipt swvies 

R»,iM)nabi« Anylimn on wMikdayl. 

Mr and Mr, Henry M.kl.r.w. 1410 

Central Av. 399.6J7J l( 

BOATS FOR SALE 

G & L ROOFING 

HOT TAR SPECIALISTS 

IN*?w reof, old roe' repaired, roof 

Fseealed with pur# hst tar 

AVERAGE SIZE ROOF US 

A)*n siding arid shmglet 

CALL 8867939 

ODD JOBS Retired carpenter, 40 

yenrs Mperienc* 3M 7S0J or 

399-4147 7.3 

y 

g was hcirne office, apart 

men! fiJeantng. bar tartder* party 

58fviee effss, baby sitting. hoy*e 

maintenanEe J«S-IO>4 IS hn 7 10 

CARS SIMONIZID 

RAYS MIRROR SHINE 

114 Cantr.l Ava,, OcMn Clfy 

Call (or AppaintniMf Iff-fll] 

PAINTINfl ntgnor Quality work at 

reason»bl« rains Call -1W-713J 

after 6pm 7,3 

LORENE'S 

Cuifom SLIP COVtRS, 

ORAPIRiIS. 

L«rg# (election of 

FABRICS Including 

Pf RMA PRESS. 

927-6677 or 

927.3660 

DOGS, CATS, PETS 

HUMANE SOCIETY of OC hsi 

homeless anirnals ssekiftg T.LC 

and 3 good home. HDurt 9-11 g.m 

and 3 30 to 1:30 p m Tenrui^êe 

Ave and shelter Bd 399(111 Kit 

* X t . f 

lEAUTIFUL MAHOOANf RED Tabby 

Parsian kitten* pedigreed Call 

344 1793 73 

FIRETHORN FARM 

KENNELS 

CUSTOM BOARDING 

and GROOMING. 

PlMH call tar appolntmant 

628.2340. 

000 TRAINING CLASSES and in. 

dividual Jnstruetien in obediene« 

and advance ebsdienee, Fsrming 

day and night classes now For in. 

formation call 1M-20M or 399-4096 

7 10 

POODUE PUPPY _ Miniitur«. whit.. 

male AKC registered 11S0 Call 

399.5436. "t.f. 

BOATS FOR SAH 

SEASON iPICIAL for young yih 

man, IS' runabout with 40 Hrs 

Cvinrude motor, full set of quality 

&W ge#r and many many boating 

extras! Only 139B. Phone 3«9 

bonk Mi, PltarglaM, III 

•hods HIM, Many MtFa*. %m 

it hen. 

U Ft, Catallna Crelaar dpt 

Four, m HP, Pvt. H«d, Oal- 

tay, Dintfts, FlberglM., Ill 

•hen llw, many oHwr «. 

trai, A gnat tint family fun 

boat, 

23 Ft. Lamr Offaho, 2M 

HP, Head, V bunk., « m.p.h. 

If Ft. L«K«r, 115 H.P., Sun- 

Iwtnssr Mats, SfSMsi He 41 

m.p.h, 

II Ft. XK-1?, Ill HP. Truly 

• magnlflMnt m a c h I n a, 

tpesdi evw M m.p.h. 

Special Sale on 

Chryaiar Boat* A 

Motor* in Stock 

20% OFF 

n Ft. Flbeml.H CarMl, M 

HP 1/1 V-bw*. Mt mtt 

now M2M 

17 Ft. Coortw, law Rlttor, 

155 HP I/O, Sunlouogw MM, 

canvaa, many a>xtrai WH 

tlf» . , . now $1H1, 

17 Ft. Court*-, lew Rider 

with IM HP ChryiaaF Out- 

beare wai HIM.,,MW fllN 

15 Ft, Commando, FKwmlua 

estn FiHwraiin wMi if HP 

Chryiler sutbeard waa *247i 

... naw lim 

14 Ft. Chirver III Hydra V 

hull. A (porty rurvabovt, many 

•xtrai with 45 HP Chryilw 

outtwwd wai |nn , , , new 

$1IM, 

Brokerage Boats 

H' IN) Pace F/b twin m 

Orayi, 4M M|. fin) capathy. 

Ready to flah the tunywi. 

I11H* 

N Ft. 1M2 Fat* F/b, */». ta. 

ElacfrMlct. Vary Clun HMt 

tt Pt. INI Chrii Craft (M 

Skiff, Hy bridf»; MM 1I5», 

new paint, very crMn $r,M( 

tt Ft. INI TrtjM, fly brldee, 

F/w/c, tw* 211'., t^t 4 Jbi 

plk hull, MMIPM riM 

IF Ft. 1H7 Dorni, It! H.P, 

Ifitwrtptw, nbullt llli, ,,, 

Traitor ,.„ *- 

17 Ft, *I.F^, wfth H HP 

•vlrirvd», ICMM fiM 

34th St. I tht Bay 

Dial 399-6200 

ftOATS FOR SALE 

§ FT PARKER PRODUCTS Pram 1 

Hr> Johflaon motor, both eieelierii 

eond , ready to go IliO. IS p.m. 

1048 A»oufy A. r«ar yard 7-3 

ii' CHRIS CRAFT Cutlaii '64 Twin 

l§5's, low hrm. Comp«i. Olf. »e»reh 

llgnt, 2 Vûolii, head eutrlgge 

Thii i> a real fishing machine, in 

the watur ready to go CaJI Sn 

4 J9I'anytime 7.3 

FOR SALE 

HP Mars, artgine. In KO34 ord, 

.dual for iluing or Nifilnl Aepl> 

pllk. Marina, JI9.1707 7-1 

Flf 

16' MAHOOANV RUNABOUT, Ih HP 

Gale. Gator trailer, ga* tank, extra 

prPBrlief eanuai revs'?. $4 75 Also 

35 HP C.»IB alarlnc «t»rt II 10 

J7 

HISHtST PRIC£8 PAIB for old fold 

and Sterling lihier Old eloclii, 

watohas, lewaTry, coini and dental 

oridgw Smith Jewelen. Ut Aibury 

Av», 199.3171. Clo«ed Monday* t.f. 

WANTED TO BU* — ehamoar po«i 

4 eommodn Bree a not* to 

PO «o» 161. Ocean City 7 7 

USED PORCH GLIDER — Mn F R 

endegam. 3*9? 668 7] 

U SAWMILL COMPLETE 

ttland Hamn. Mulllca Hill N.J 

47i-4116 7 17 

WOMAM, elderly, lamilnvalid de> 

sirei room in private homa. Would 

aepreeNate csrt and attantion but 

not eonfined to bsrj Call 345 497S 

1-10 

•OR SALE 

ANHARELLi'g 1ICVCLES Rollfart 

Punslt, KaleiS" Bought, told 

rented, traded. Full line of aees*. 

lOrte* Service and parti for all 

biiiBi I»»Mi§, 1014 Asbury Av*,, 

Ossan City. Rentals B0e om hour 

I" tf. 

USED PIANOS 

and ORGANS 

(Taken In On Trad*) 

STICK CONSOLE Mil 

(Ei. Cond) (Solder! Oak) 

HAMMOND ORGAN 

SPINIT , , .......... SMS 

(E» Cortd.) (Frurtwoodj 

CORONATION 

LOWREY ORGAN .. , $11 »5 

(E», Cond,) 

J! Pedal _ Full Keyboard 

NEW 

Lswray A Thorrui 

Story ft Clark — Lowv _ 

Kaw»l PlanM 

MUSIC INSTRUCTION 

RYNEFTS 

Musicraft Shoppe 



3984400 

TIFFANY TYPt LAMPS *nd domes 

far ule No raproductlorii. AJ» 

repair^ or buy, 1-21S.9$6-22H Me* 

la. Pi, Aeaoinenent only, 71 

ANTIQUES. CURIO AND GIFTS, buy 

and tell Del lane Studio Wnl 

Qraveland and Atieotle Aval,, Sofn. 

fr. Paint (1 block watt of Shore 

Rd.) Call 927.S49J, 9-4 

UVE: HARD CRABS Adam.. 1116 

Bay Front, Call lfM96i. tf. 

8TRIPPID FURNITURE FOR SALE. 

Hi Fumitura Stripping Service, 

IS White Horme Pike, Eg| Harbor, 

Call §6S.S409. Open on Suna'ayt. 

tf. 

MEN — tl trada In far your old 

bathing tuft, regafdinl of avid. 

Flinders Men'i Shop, Flandar* Shop- 

Ping Mall, llth SI, and Boantwalli, 

71J 

COMBINATION RCFRIGERATOR and 

fraezsr, tlOO, Call 628 2387 710 

TURCO 

6 

COLONIAL 

PAINT 

and Raflnlihlnf Supptlaa 


Short Rd., OcHnvlnr, N. J, 

REFRIC.EFtATOR. 7 cu, ft, WwlJn* 

haute. Call 399-2329 tl 

r OAS HEATIR M,- 

000 BTU, is. It narate bVor. 

rmmil |40, Also wMI fa* haator, 

2 y«n old 10,000 iTU tIS, Call 

39S.B77! 7-J 

PROTICT YOUR 

FAMILY and 

HOMI 

Do it yeufMlf 

FIRE A BURGLAR 

ALARM KITS 

laiy to Install 

Wm. S, Anderson, 

Inc., Electrician* 

1341 Watt AvantM 

Dial 399-5445 

SEWING MACHINE, automatic MH 

medal. Mis porMMai airway Mean, 

•r, (arga chair, mirror. Nailoflal cM 

rasfitar, (ourrtaln Co*. dlaMnMr, 

Moor thow a,. Cmtl 39H-11J5. 7-3 

LIVE MISTERS, B m. M war, 

II.10 per It. HsBatai, 9th St. 

t brtda M 

COINS — UflBofit and Indian Mnny 

•Mrtar •«• |14.iO eech. Call 

399-0563. M 

MOVINfl — saline *lmeat n«w 

t«riy Ainerteafi Sadresni, llulfli 

room, aNntni roofn (umltur«, Aftan 

noons to g p.m. No Matin, 111 

Prlneeton Rd Seman rant, 717 

ELKTWC rMNOE, SO" Frinddra; 

ful alH nMKr**a. Oorti In 

cond. Call 199-4717, 249 «• 

Dr., OJO, 

DOUPLC BED. «M aprtn* mMtr«t, 

ftwna and hatslBeard, asoa eeni. 

We know wntt If a worHi, wlwl mrill 

you ahnr 17M WtaMrnrntttr Lua, 

SUrtTBOARD. ftaytl H.wrtMl, full 

•in ri" with 5 get rib, Uit 

FOUR NEMf SQUARE RUM, MfB 

Sal!, oo. 7x10 pin hall ruwwf. 

em NHW after a pm, rn, M 

SIMMON* 

Knawn P 

BhMr, floor 

Md 

HAND muH mov. tw« weak. rw> 

•anaMa. tW BaanMMk, M 

PENETRATIOM V ttbarglau Val T« 

hydra, Huheane Mare 10, sp- 

pnoslmafaly 22 HP Pleasur* MaHna, 

Hi PlMMjre Ass M 

U' DIXIE. Hbarflatl Boat with IS 

HP Mars, artgine. In KO34 order, 

f li Nf A 

COtLCCTORS ANTIQUE Mr* Tower 

Spode Unuaual items, aspotnt- 

m«nl only. Call 927-2324 Somen 

Poinl after 6 env rtrm man than 

6 tunes 7-3 

TWO OVERHLAD QARAQI DOORS. 

ilnde, complete with hardwart, 

good cond. Call 39M9**. 7.) 

REFRIGERATOR FOR SALE, aBod 

smriiirij cond. ISO Call lii-su? 

TWO SAS HOT WATIR HEATERS 

})S Can been Men at SanVa, 

406 Aioury AM,, anyilm. 73 

ELECTRIC HEATERi—Call J9M047 

_ 71 

SURFBOARD—AuttraM 1970 AnM 

pod cond S'l", el«r with Mua 

Bin line, removable fin. H_t a raal 

bargain David Martin JM-Sii4, 73 

AUNTIE TIQUI ii back .a.lr,. OJfti. 

oM, new, and unusual The ahop 

with tha whrta picket fanea, 6N 

*»bury A»e. Co b ^ 

POwtR LAWN MOWER Mf pro 

^»M«d, M" rotary Brigg» 4 ^r»t. 

Bin, 4 eyele, JV, HP (natal, sail 

haudng ttarti and rum wall 115 

Call S»W»M ».i 

NAPf>ING COUCH 100 yean ~M 

175 if told lmm»diat»ly. Call 39S. 

1117 up to 10 a.m. dafly, 7-1 

WHITE WUOUQH'FmON TABU — 

•Mtt 4, use In.Id. or outdre US 

need, painting. Call ItB-oliS 1145 

Central >:• 

rl.lt. 

m 

WALL OVEN US; rww f pieture 

window 120, triplar tracli Borm 

•Nnoawt; meial eofrimareial fire 

door Mi metal fluiri doer ilj 7' 

rabhil huteh MS; 1 1/3'ta. white 

»»6e»tos iMrujlai U doll rter 4;: 

7th and pay Ave 

ELECTRIC WAL1, er^STnwtaT 

baw and wall Molneti range 

top, white por»laln nnli and for. 

mica counter Very rvaiaruibfe Cay 

Friday and Saturday i99-]yi4 >.] 

FOLDINQ BCRtw! coffa* table 

sleetrte owin, nan of tablm, pomri 

gat«. health iuiear, antique ehina 

glaijware. mahasany dinlni table. 

TWO DRirrWOOD LAMP* with 

greanery, 36" hlgti neutral ftur. 

lap shadn 155 »«,[ t window fans, 

1 floor fans Baby stroller, UPTIOl- 

ttered ear seat used two months 

Call 3t9.4i0t, J.J 

TWO CAPTAINS CHAIRS, ptJ. floor 

lamp, two 8' hall njnnaii %S 

small formica drop laaf table Ilka 

new JM 47th «, Frl. H »at.' 74 

TWO INNIRSPrlINO MATTrKSMS-T 

full sile and V, Lewift vaeygm 

cltane, Bflth att»aim«nts, formlea 

table, lamps amM mlse J45 lav 

Art Oornef 4th it, 7.1 

LOTS WOK SAL! 

114 ACRES of meadavlarid on the 

Orest Igg Harbor River, Good for 

duek hunting, trapping, and firti. 

IM- Only iliO per ee. jua off 

Rt, 50 In Eitelle M»ior Townsjiip 

CaJI teriay for more Information 

Coastal Realty, Realtor, 330 Atlantic 

Art 399.1M9, Closed Wednesdays 

_ Ftf 

JUST THRIE MILgi to Oeean Lar» 

IDSilM lots In Marmora mrrOi ail 

improvements installed Lower taxes 

Take 34th « to Route 9. turn 

fiiht to builders sign. >A mil, on 

left. Qus Funk, JtEfegB. - " 

BOARDWALK BUSINESS. 100 p^. 

sent lection, steckad end equip. 

Pff • ««• apt. for two, UnMr 

tl 1,000. Inieaet It now. Om aka 

yourself, to Reuaher Rsaiton, 935 

ocean Ave F 7 10 

100 Pf WENT CORNER, eompiettly 

•Bufopea for farmer* marlwt fprp. 

duce, ffowart) RMdy to oparM*. 

Rtal money m«k»r, Qraw RaaJr/, 

Healtors, lith arid Asiiury As*,, It* 

Ull, Fi.l. 

BOARDWALK LUNOHEONETTI — 

bwlneM for tale, SHsanei, fully 

equipped. Caii 399 3826 tf 

DEANS PANCAKE 

and 

WAFFLE HOUSE 

BUSINESS FOR SALE 

"n»» «une can be tahen met 

IWW due to 

THIS IS iMi OF THE BEST 

13th and Boardwalk 

Ocean City, N. j. 

LIKE NgW _ Barn-Style CoJooJW 

sMtage, 53rd St, arM, 4 bad- 

rasrni, tile bath and powder room, 

modern liitotien w»M to wan car- 

jwMng, eleetrlci h.w*o»rd hajt, 

Nrtly furmihsd. larfa kn Ml.900 

The F»rr*ll Afancy, 1400 Weat Ava, 

__ t,t 

STORI WITH 4 bedroom h 

Suitable for lunctisonett* (13, 

EXECUTIVI HOME IN THI OAR- 

dent ovartooklrig tha oeaan, 

4 tadroorhi, den.l ceramic til. 

balhi, family room, I fireplace*. 

Ouitom Built, I yam old. Offer, 

ed fufnllhad, 

LAOOON FRONT HOMt -, 4 

bedroomi, j ceramle til. 

oaUla, 1 ear garafa. 1 boat 

•lip*, lane lot, bMUUfiilly land, 

•caped. Offerad fumlrt,«j 

TITY TO FIND • eMI#itM horn. 

In me Qaroani under $30,000 

— We nave on. sun filled, 

fofner Home wK* 3 badnon»; 

INSPECTION by appo(nttll»llt 

Only — no phone Inforrnltien. 

WOODS 

Agency 

218 Wait Avmua 

SELL IT NOW) Mid our 

h.re-1 • lead opportunl 

• Met apt, buildin, and 

•^WpfBf lt» hwî 

|uHdlu IM -V.ll.b4. it 

nnaruJnf available Fn 

Rauihar Raalton. 

TWO BIDrtOOM DUPUX, 

Mien, MMUn Miih£ 

B 

lTZ 

la. 

iS 

FRIDAY, JULY 3. 1970 

THi OCIAN CITY SINTINiLLIDOiR 

IS — SECTION TWO 

RIAL eSTATl POK SALE RIAL ISTATE FOR IALI REAL BSTATi FOR SALl REAL iSTATi FOR SALI iUMMiR RiNTALS 

TMC PRICE ti RIGHT tef this fgll? 

•qutppad lungft*S5Ri>tta plui One 

3 b*dresrn apt sna one t*ffiei»mqy 

spt Thit ftsfa buildmg e»n be 

*ed .for m&st any refill business 

fc.4c.ally priced at 116,100 Owner 

Wili help with financing Csll fpdav 

ter mstm infofrnitton Csasfal Rttaf 

t¥ RMltdn. 33H Ailanttc Ave 391- 

en. walk f@ besehi psrkJni in 

, moitty rtifii^ for iSSHin. Own 

tr3fiifBfF**d to fisridi will pr» 

rttfifs Lifted J?8(5OO NHlMlM 

\ EiiatB, 14 Atlantic Av* T tf 

WILLIAMS 

RIAL IITATI 

a 

HUMY 

RENTING OR BUY 

ING WE CAN STILL PUT 

YOU ON THI WATER 

FOR THI SUMMER 

1330 Bay Avail ua 

399.S711 

THREE BEDROOM fufniined o«. 

lage. oversiied sarage. iatiia 

lot »! 1,500 

Goss Ready 

RIAL ESTATE IROKIR 


399-2098 

MODERN ] BEDROOM Split Level 

Llvmg rfjem, fining room, kitchen 

1'/j file baths, recr&stion room, af= 

tsehed garage Oas baseboard haat 

Unfurniiflsd 113000 Rausher Real- 

tors, 9jj ooean Ave f MO 

RANCMIR almojt new, 3 bsdroom., 

large living room, kiterien with 

dining area, tile bath €or«-er loea, 

tion MHiiy furnished 1 112,000. Ns 

phona inforfriation HiHagass Real 

Eatata 14 Atlantic Ave Ft I 

SPLIT LIVEL—I years old 1 baa- 

room* plus family room. Price 

111,500 Located in a very nlee 

section of Somert Point **»llable 

immediately. Coastal Realty, Real= 

Ion. 330 Atlantic Ave, 39 3B8J 

C Wednasdayl r I.' 

JUST LISTED — Attractive 1 

S*droom catage 1 in Gardeni 

1 M, baths maids room, garage, 

win pgreh. furnished 112,500 

SMALL 3 BIDROOM COTTAQE 

feith bay view, hot Wat*? haat. 

M. furnished »I2,S00 

HAGER REALTORS 

431 laffarMt Raid 

OCIAN CITY. N, j, 

Ideal Location for 

Professional Offices 

or Motel Site, 

Large part Stone Homa 

and 3-Car Garaga. 

Cm b* privaft horn* or an 

iiiyMmMf. Approximately 

mm • MM. June to Sept 

Oil Mat, •ulamaHc wathw 

and dryw, diih w»iher, 

7 flreplMM, 

I katht, I powdsf- room., 

11 bedroom., large 

•fflelanty apjrtmenf 

partly rurnliM, 

Entire Lot 100 x 120, 

Vary l»rfl» pjrklng •rta. 

Only h«n» of itt kind 

In OMan City 

$55,000, 

PRIVATE OWNER 

Call tar appointment 

399-2232. 

920 Weiley Avanua 

•aat Lotation in Town 

PANORAMIC OCEAN VIIW Uving 

room witfi fireplace dining rosm, 

kitchen 6 bedroomi, IV, Bathi, 

lot 40'KIJI' Qartfe, *I!,fl0S Rou. 

ihtr Realton MS Ocean Ava F7-10 

6F Campbell 

>» ASBURV RD 1 fam one Irtd 

nd Ineame, I gar, !§. lot, mh 

fuffi 

t E, OUNDII RD., Rancher I 

B R., H4 tile bathi. etc., gar, 

htd. furn, 

519 W SURF RD,, Inj, Tudor, 

eie eond, l.R. DR Music Rm, 

Kitchen Ut] Rm, 1 at att gar 

Snd fl. 4 BR'i, j mod tile Baths, 

•as fired hot wat bajobd heat, 

attraetive landsc. 

Robert J. Campbell 

REALTOR 

833 Wtil.y Av.nua 

3W-5233 

MUB AFTS, COMMERCIAL Zoned, 

120,000; i bedroom eottaga, ocean 

front $21,500; 2 cottajai ill.SSO; 

a#t for I fallows, UHn. Sumnw 

rBntals MaePher«on, Rf Iroker, 

Uth and West Ave Ftf 

REDUCED $1000, Here 4* a vary 

comfortable uashon csttafe that 

is avaHable for this season. Ouf 

owner wisries to %mtt imfnediately. 

Some of the features are 1 bad. 

rooms. Hying room, dining room, 

brnMast room, modenMied kitchen 

enckned porch, 2 car gara^, hat 

water heal and rrtsfly eutras. Priea 

reduced to iia.SOO Coastal Realty, 

330 AtlantlB Art. 3»». 

Realtors 

3M9, 

399 

F t.f. 

"A DREAM OF A HITCHD*" In 

Idii Cape Got] home. Expand 

•Me 2nd floor, tundeck, IV. 

saths $15,(00 

OLDER HOME ON LAGOON |16,- 

000 Hli rental snt No Me 

Information, 

THREE iEDROOM DUPLEX with 

ocean view, baseboard heat 

both apis. Camer lot 

TWO BEDROOM furnished col 

tage in ISth St area, near 

betch 

Sharp Real Estate 

2700 Aibury Avanut 

399.1637 

GRACE 

= RIALTY — 

REALTORS 

18th ST. A Aibury Av«. 

FOR RED CARPET 

TR1ATMINT 

RANCHER— with lB*r garMa, 

lot S0»100, 1 bedroomi, VA 

baths, oil hot water heat. Par- 

iially fumislied, M7,»0O, 

TWO FAMlUr, ooffief proparty, 

with 2 ear garage, «« flw. 

3 bedrooms I baths, large apt. 

Second floor, % bedroomi, 1 

Bath, Both floor* heated by oil 

hot air heat. Ideal yaar round 

•eation. 

COLONIAL — 2 story dwelling 

one year old 3 bedroom., 

dimng room, large living room, 

family size Wtenen utility room, 

attached earns s All electric 

L« 60x118 m,9O0, 

IOEAL SUMMER HOMt Corner 

location, one block to oeieh, 

rhrK bedrooms, i»rg, aormiteFy 

•oom, li/, batbs. *!I,000 fum- 

shed 

Approaching 

Fiftv Years Service 

Ocean Cit^ 

Real tslotc Services 

REAL 

FRENCH 

1-fSTATr 

REAL ESTATE 

• CORNER • 

by Bob French 

Don Swan 

RIALTOM 

ACT TODAY — DONT DILAY 

This Ctmtr of Rfil Ettata Is your. 112 Matte ef Ml* Vt.r. In 

Sailing or Rtntlnf call Ut Flnt 

UlTINai OP THE WEIK 

NIWEST LISTING—R«ich ityle. TWO FAMILY _ .acri apt. con 

Oardana locattnn living room tains Hving room, dlninc ana, 

modefn Mtehan, 2 bairoom», die 

bath, elHtric rtut, fully (urn 

Ished, Flrsi floor rented yearly 

Qardans location, living room 

dlnlni room oombinatlon, mod- 

am Wtehin, 3 pfdrooitii, e«ranile 

III* ban, «• Hot air h.st, un 

fumlahari, 1M,000, 

•AYFRONT — If you wint tht 

flnett (long our pay with un> 

neillM vfaw and openntii 

111,900, 

ONE LEVEL — qanltna location. 

Llylng room, dlnlni room, kit. 

oh«n, f (mlrooml, bith, electric 

,. MII u, todiV. vWhiii 

wonderful ll.tlnj. which we 

d Ilka to .how you. 

SINQLE HOME plm two ranW 

apt.. Ant floor living room, 

dlnlns room. kllojMn, utility 

raom. ind fleor 3 bMngerni, 

otramlc Hit Mh, Two tpU In- 

rmf f badroonii in atoli. til,. 

000, 

GARDENS LOCATION — ytsr 

round hsmi, Llvlna room wltfi 

ffrMlaea, g|nlri|,riltsneri MM, 4 

MtfrHrnt. ceramic ill* bath, M> 

IKhed one ear ft*, with surp 

. Mil, fumithad U6.000. 

WQOONFBONT — Sewal naw 

Illtlnn Jutt reeelirad, 17lh St, 

ArkaiiMf and Riviera 

PHOTO LiftlNM tni lIOCHURlt OF 

ALL LilTID PR0P1IITIII DIIPLAY1B IN 

•1MMT1 ROOM - JTOP IN mt- •ROW«I 

QPIM DAILY *# - MMMf %4 

FIRST CLASS ana w* m*s»n it W* 

hiva b««n honorad te h*I $ vitry 

'ov*iy gusit house with paneliad 

Swnif'i •pwrtmertt. rion* m g^sd 

t»«# ind an extra apaetous 3 b*d 

room SpirtmtjR! ivhieh ii pr**ffitty 

rinfsd Oil hot WsiiT bas\ si! m*m 

tpnar.£a Is up !e date if you are 

jpakini for a Rigaj meqiDB property 

than asrvt p^tl this one up C-Qaif 

•I Realtj', RflHltorK, 330 Atlantic 

0 

y 

r i f 

n ueallent mmnn con- 

dition, fftis I. an »eepiitvii! 

property beautifully maintained 

Eflf^h spartffienf has a living 

FQ§fn d'nifig feofti largs rnod 

erfl ktteft»i and ^ eefsmjt tile 

bathi. The first f(os ; h^s 3 bed 

roOft.^ the ^Rd ftoof apsrtmeni 

has 4 bedreems iind there r§ a 

tsUF^ryutiiity foarii for IHe ton' 

ytsnisnee nf beth. A r§ro opf^r- 

tur.it? for iiCftSO IfitpMtion by 

appSintmerit only 

HOME NEAR BEACH — 

ig ropm dining r&Sfn, m?»F^ 

"krteriBn. pantry. «« b*d^ 

, thfw baths, two fcneleii-ed 

hrs Thifs'i a laundry 

eut*id*! shewsf. dpeiiiRg 

r^jm and Btf»fi a *fnall back 

yard just a bl&ek fppm ih# 

beseh . idea I for 3 Is fge 

vaeat-onrrig family In pseejienf 

condiiisn. Guest housf 

C 

— Tllis hpyse has a 

very special eh^rfn ieaytifylly 

(andiCaped, 't has foyr bad- 

rooms and t^S baths, paneiled 

family room aN living rqi 

i* but 3 fs* steps awg? Gail 

far an appt5*ntm*5nt tSJay: 

REALTORS 

BELL REALTY 

226 WIST AVENUE 

399-3800 

MARR 

AGENCY 

REALTOR 


399-7.036 

INVrSTMtNT PROPtRTT—Each 

•ipsrimenl with ) 

mint has 3 bedrooms, livinti roorn. 

dinlnf r(»m, family kitchen, 2 

baths, and utility room. Store Is 

presently equipped for super mar- 

ket. Owner 'will remoxrt equipment 

and reduce price if necessary. Lf> 

Cited in a nice business section in 

Plsauntville Coastal Realty. Rnl. 

ton, 130 Atlantic Ave, 399-3889 

Closed Wednesdays. Flf 

IF IT 5 BCAL ESriti ME 

J. W, MORRISON 

REALTOR 

THAT PIOTURiaqUt RANCHER 

in the heart Of the Gardens 

1 bedroomi, breezeway room, 1 

far l»fefe. iO 1 lot. To ctete an 

Ettlfe, Can be purchased now 

for $27,500 including furnishings, 

MICEO RIGHT, •eautifui twin 

home on Wnlay Ave. near 16th 

handy lo iHsach and BoardwalN. 

3 beetro«n», 1V4 battii. Mot 

watar hut. Bast value on to 

day-i martlet at W 1.90O fumish 

(d. 

OVERLOOKING CITY PARK Du- 

plex close to Hleh Sehool, A 3 

bedroom home with a 1st floor 

2 bedroom apt Hot water heat 

throughout Pried it 111,900, 

A BIG HOUSE 4 a little house 

MaJMtlc iueit home on We* 

ley Av*. ne»r BUi with 14 bed 

rooms. Plus • h«mey heated I 

bedroom bungalow next door. 

All for IIS.OOO, Owner will help 

finance qualified buyer. 

WESLEY AVtNUI QUEST HOMI 

with 2 sou and an efficiency 

plua f bedroom!, HW Neat 

thraufhout. Only 116,900 turn 

4shad. LBNt down payment to 

quilifM buyer. 

SUPERIOR investment opportun- 

ity. 1 iarB* apt*, near Board 

walk on 4th it. DIUI in ad- 

Joinirw 40' bulldJnf lot. 2nd fl, 

4 b*droom apt, has ••• hot 

water haat far year round occu- 

pancy. 4 ear msn$*. Let ua tall 

yaw more. Call today. 

!W VALUEI IpHlDUI britrJ, Co 

iafMM on Atlmttc Ava. Mar 

Plata m, aituata on (pacistil 

70- II 1$V lot, 4 bsdroenit and 

1 katha. Pmrenlsnaj offien on 

ttw firM floor which could be 

eanvartad to a rarrtal apartment, 

A bWMjUful plaea to tlv. profit. 

Mf now. 

HANDSOME HOMI an M m 

PI. 4 bMresma, 2 til. bttha, 

WI( to wall ^ 

APARTMENT — sleeps 6, fully fur- 

nisfted Wetfely rentaii. \vy Co(. 

umn. 1029 Central Ave. t,f, 

JUNft 13 — JULt 11 — Residential 

- area i 18!h SI-1. close to baach 

and boardwalk 3 bedroomt^ front 

and back porch, gas barbegue,, off 

street parNing. CaM 399.7122. t.f. 

DESIRABLE FIRST FLOOR AFT, — 

1101 Central Ave, convenient 

corner, cheerful and close to beacli. 

Season, half season Reltonabft. 

Weekly, monthly, seasonal Apply at 

S02 lllh st, seeond floor, tf. 

piano Mia4 IMnj room with «*• 

unl flrcplao*. Owntr nUmg in 

Florid, MY. Mil tndu«M fuf. 

MaMna* ot tha fM«M qUtTHy, 

a MANY OTHIIW ' 

RMI MM 

lilt 

JeWeNORMSON 

•Hi tt. A OMM Av*. 

MM1I! 

NEW MODERN 2 bedroom »et. Nice 

8ui« seetion. complete privacy 

assured spacious grounds. Free 

Parking at door. 110 and tlOO 

weekly Write P.O. ton 6, Ocean 

City N. J 7-3 

APT AND ROOMS, ReatonaBla, 

Sm*ll csttafe Jun* J7July 11 

(130 Some 2 week rentals avail. 

sbie Apts season or half sea»en, 

41B Ocean Aue., 399-1864 710 

STUDIO AFT. lor ] wortdn* girlt 

1200 eaen for season Call 3J9. 

4»0|. _ _ ^ _W 

DILAnlCY EFFICIINCy AFT8, U* 

Delsncy PI., sleeps up to 4, i75 

per week 1 bioeK from bueh. 1W- 

1039, 7.14 

• EAUTIFUlT IFFieiENcT" APT,, ftr«t 

floor facing bay, comer loca- 

tion, private entrance, aoaetaut 

porch modern conveniences, fras 

parking Weekly rentals jutw ana 

Jgly, half season from August I, 

Bay Breue, 345 lay Avs. tarMr 

4th St.), 7-F 

CLEAN Attractive furnished ttlrc* 

bedrcom, iieapi 6, North baash, 

398-1790. tf, 

TWO BEDROOM APT, MtweWI 2nd 

and 3rd on Atlantic Ava. 1100 

per week available June 21th. Call 

201.747^3082 weekdays, or 39B-0J49 

weekends. ' t.f. 

BUNNY THREE BEDROOM HOUSE 

on Atlantic Ava, Wathar, drw, 

maid, room Si«b weekly, C.H IM. 

0249 weekends, 2O1-747-3OS2 weak, 

daya, tf. « 

VACATION AFTS., waafclv or lorwar. 

Fo»Ooff, 6th at •narjwalk. >TB 

120S WESLEY — thra« nan and 

bitti apt. Steeps 4, eaM*, Pri- 

vata pmMng nwr bMCrl. Avallaal* 

k f July 4 m) Jl tt SM 

vata pmMng nwr bMCrl. Avall 

w»ks of July 4 mm) July tt, 

^664 t *10 

APAFTTMENT. slaep* up to I, •««& 

ttve, near beach boardwalk. Av«l|. 

•Mi June 27 to July 11, 1023 Wai. 

ley Ave. 399.H1S. 7J 

LOVELY 4 and 6 baaresiti apta,, 

rjvorloo*lng Oeaaii and bo»rrfw«lk 

Available weeks of July 4 and July 

11 ijNmfr 7-i 

APT. half bloc* 

m w * " 

Av 

11, 

iJJVtLV THRU arpHOUM APT 

»P*HTMtNT FOH HfNI nt-ar 

and b(l.)rd*,,|l, rail Jfl9 ilOti 

SAHAGt *p, 

IDS W,, si fey 

pp 

7 1 

TWO UEDPJOOM SPT »»a!laoie jul, 

4 ID Jul, 18 due lo une'llalisn 

No ^tfeef^ to r*o*.!i lo bt'ii bssch 

J1I5 p«f *ei!l. Call 1990380 M 

THREE SEOHOM CflrTAGF suilab!« 

im 6 girli Appl, l|4| w«t *v, 

Cdrnpletely f,j^,?hwj all utilities 

includes 73 

«•! llh ST bpntn Block. 1 ii tleoi 

3 bedrosms |pv,n^ snd dtnfng 

'lioms modern fcrfehen with wash 

ef. drêr aifchwaih#f AyailaBIs July 

II IB *uj I rail 6OISJ99O7B5 1 17 

«ENIOH CiTllEN ^ Hean lit flog. 

apt 7 bedrncm. Irv.ng d.ninfi 

igem, krlctipn and bath priviitr 

pcrfh Music Pier afei* $B§0 te 

Mig Ui or IIQO0 AOW thru S#pi 

Mr, F R Iniigam J09 JJS8 7 j 

*P>*irTMENTS — HOM to beach ana 

boafdwaib 110-5 p^f we**ti itftnfpn 

*». livinu 

in disiidvanliigpd area*, in New 

York City, familici, which 

fould nol othprwiMi .illtird ii 

vacation for Ihcir chiiriri'n 

A special app4âl i> hi'iny 

fnadi> now. i,i pv»p|(> clf yonei 

Will, to oprn their hfsrU and 

Ihfir homns and hrlp di'privpd 

ynungstors to have a vsfinion 

Mrs John Dempsey i« 

chairman, of thr program in 

this area and she is rrady 10 

îve additional informalicin 10 

persoris interested in sharing 

their summpr with a child Shf 

can bi> reached by falling 

646-1572 Other committee 

membprs who may also t« 

called arp Mrs Frank Ros*. 

322-090:, and Mrs U,f.Wy 

Lati. S22 9230 

World Games thm aim 

Young gymnasts train 

for games at Denver 

NICE iEDROOM *i(h private bath 

in auiet loeatisn convenient te 

everything Mature persan only CaJI 

lMisi4 77 

ROOMS — 10 mmytM from gomers 

Point ID msnMtes from RaM 

TfSek Weekly rentals Call attar I 

pm 9J7-6B41 T-1 

ONE ROOM with twin bed and pn 

vate bath In nice iocgtisn MoffiTi 

ot seaman 3997017 7-J 

PUBLIC NOTICE 

NOTICi TO UMIT CREDITORS 

Estate of Lloyd M Engle. denased 

Pursuant to the order of Artfiur w 

Larieks, Surrogate of Bw Cajnty at 

Cape Msy, nude on tfte 19H1 day 

of Jyne. 197Q. an ffle petitfrat ef 

tne subscnoer the Eiecutrig of said 

decedent, notice is hweby given to 

trie Creditors of Hid dxEadent to 

pr?s*rrt to the Exeoytnii wiSyn SIK 

rnontts from the 19th day of June. 

1970, fhetr claims in writing and 

ynder oath, specifyine the amount 

Claimed arid the partieyiars sf the 

claim 

Bate* June l»th. AD. 1970 

M Engle 

ClaMifM Ad* Bring RMUrM 

I hi- ilfpjn Oiy Hiuii &hool 

y>m is thi' hum mer 

hi'Ufkjuarii-rs for fivi* young 

UyrnnisLs whu are training for 

I he final Denver qualifying 

mci-t nf ihc Wiirlri Gamrs If all 

UO.K WMII fur Fred Turciff, petr 

Difunii Ron Cli'mmer, Joan 

MiMiri 1 . and Jan**t Cantwel] in 

thi' Dirivir ninti-iit, they will 

111! n < 11 h r t n I e r n a 1111 n aJ 

iiihli'li't, in Yugoslavia. 

The World Camps are held 

every I mirth yi'ar, between the 

Olvmpirs Howpver, unlike thp 

niympits, the World Gamei 

consist i-nlirpljl of jyrnnastiea 

Oirls parbcipau 1 in thi 1 floor 

eic-rtise, balance beam, uneven 

parall* 1 ! bars and hon*e vaulting 

fVrnUi, while the boys enter 

the still rings, long horse 

vaulting, side horse, even 

parallel harK, horizontal bar, 

and floor exercise categorier 

To rpaeh the finals in 

August, thr gymnasts had to 

pompete and ptaef Well In 

similar meet* in La*efas and 

Miami Their^rtjular coacha, 

Mr and Mrs William Coco, 

prepared the young athletes for 

the first two events, but now 

Muriel Orossfeid, a former 

Olympic c.jach, is coming to 

take over the training. 

Casual admirers of the poup 

who claim that they would gi'tre 

anything lo be able f 

intricali' rot ities, should be 

reminded that these athletes 

give five and a half hours of 

daily dedicated practice. Thoe 

gymntst* give up a large 

portioti of their summr-r 

vacBtiorl, from 9 30 to 1J:3O 

in the morning arid 7 to 10:30 

at night, to achieve and 

maintain the skills 

The money Tor all the 

traveling to meetj coma from 

two sources, parents and 

proceed* from exhifaiiioiu. T*e 

group it planning several 

exhibitions for the summer in 

Ocean City to raise some of the 

money. 

At the Denver contest the 

group will perform both r 

compulsory and optional-^ 

routines. The judging fyitem a, 

that of the Olympics of a 

one-to-lO scde, 10 being the- 

highest, and almost 

unattainable. 

One point the group stretsod ' 

was the frirndlmess and 

cooperation of the people 

associated witi the hi^* 

school. They said tbiS- 

fveryone, rsprcially 

Superintendent Michael 

Subotieh, *M very helpful to!' 

them. 

All of the group live* in 

Philadelphia with the 

exception of Ron Clemmer,. 

who is from North Carolina. 

Adults not captive students 

'Relevance' key to burgeoning 

Rutgers Extension clientele 

NEW BRUNSWICK 

Dramatic changes in higher 

education for the adult in 

recent years now see the 

Rutgers University Extension 

Division reaching increasing 

numbers of professional people 

and increasing numbers of the 

ghetto poor, says Ernest E 

MeMahon, Extension Division 

dean who is retiring in August 

after 40 years on the State 

University staff 

"In the early days of 

extension," Dean McMshon 

âys, "the Division served 

mostly a middle class clientele 

along with a few proffisionals. 

Today the emphasis ts on the 

professional and a large group 

of disadvantaged perwns who 

never were adult students in 

the past, 

"Maybe the one thing that 

distinguishes our work from 

undergraduate education," 

Dean MeMahon observes, "is 

relevance", 

"The young people claim 

that their courses are not 

relevant. If an extension course 

is not relevant, it doesn't run. 

The adults are not a captive 

audience, " Dr MeMahon 

points out, "and none of our 

extension work count! toward 

a degree If the material isn't 

useful and related to a real life 

goal, the people withdraw, or 

don't enroll in the first place " 

An indication of the 

relevance is the creation within 

the Extension Division of two 

new bureaus, one for 

continuing professional 

education and one for 

community services. 

The first now serves 

professionals in engineering, 

law, nursing, chemistry and 

related sciences, social work, 

government and New Jersey's 

ranks of labor and 

management. 

The seeond provides 

educational assistance to inner 

city resident* and others 

concerned with urban 

problems. Both of these 

bureaus emerged from an 

extension reorganization in 

1986. 

The major difference Dean 

MeMahon notices in the 

University is the impeMonality 

which has resulted from 

growth. 

"In the late 20s and early 

30s," he says, "you could walk 

across the carnput and know 

alrhost every student or faculty 

member you passed. Now you 

don't even know most of the 

people in the faculty dining 

room." 

When he graduated from 

Rutgers in 1930, Dean 

MeMahon was offered the post 

of assistant director of public 

information Except for service 

in th« Army during World War 

II, he has been at Rutgers ever 

since, retiring with the longest 

spun of Mrviee of »ny present 

dtah it the State University. , 

"Rutgeri is a much better 

•dueatiend institution than it 

m when I was t student," 

Dean McMihon s«y(s- 

" Increased lice mmt that 

there it • Wider range of course 

offering*, more good faculty, 

bitter library and laboratory 

facilitiet. But inefeaicd 

educational opportunity for 

the student! hw come at the* 

price, of imperamallty. There 

,ut juit too many people 

within Rutgen to know 

" 

CHANGING OF THE GUARD -, Retiring Dean' 

Ernest E. MeMahon (left) of Rutgen UnivaHiJty'g 

Extension Division petts his iuoeessor, Dr Hamilton * 

StiliweU, in the Ubrary of the State University's now * 

Continuing Education Center at the tinje of toe eenter'i 

dedication this month. 

occurred since 1930 is the 

growth of faculty power in 

decisions which once were 

made administratively. 

At Rutgers, Dr. MeMahon 

served successively as alumni 

secretary, acting secretary of 

the University and assistant to 

the president, assistant dean of 

University College, the degree 

granting evening division, and 

director of alumni relations. 

In 1951 he was named to 

the joint post of Dean of 

University College and of. the 

Extension Division, which ii 

the non-degree adult education 

program. He served in the 

combined portion until IMS, 

when University College was 

ftgain given its own executive. 

A former president of; the 

National University Extension 

Association and of the 

Association of University 

Evening Colleges, he^ ii the 

author of "The Emerging 

Evening Collep" and "New 

Directions in Alumni 

Education," and coauthor of 

two other volumes. 

On the basis of the bulk of a 

lifetime tpent in the (leld of, 

adult education, Dean 

MeMahon' strongly believe* 

that there will be a continuing 

expansion in the number of 

adults in school. 

He has already Men 1 

startling expansion in Ult 

extension program at the State 

University. When Dr. MeMahon 

became dean in 1951, the 

Extension Divuion enrolled 

2,4 60 •tudentt. In 1969, 

26,786 pMtona were enrolled 

in ex tendon program* at 

Rutgen, and thouund* more 

took part in educational 

program! sponsored by the 

Extension Divklon without 

formal enrollment 

"I think the n«ed to* 

ex tendon «ervic«a will ContiMa 

to grow, bat tha naw 

availability of 

Rutgers will put increasing 

emphasis on continuing 

professional education rather 

than on more basic evening' 

courses," 

Dr. MeMahon is particularly 

happy to have seen fulfillment 

of one of his long-eberidied 

dreams • the opening of a* 

continuing education cents' 

which makes it pocible to 

offer ei tension programs in a 

campus atmosphere 

The center, which can houae 

72 program partieipantt, WM' 

dedicated this month. It haa. 

been Tilled almost to capacity 

for most of the time tine* It 

wai opened last fall. 

He also foresees eipanuon 

in the University's rale in 

urban community service. 

"We've barely scratched th*,. 

surface in providing count*'* 

about housing, transportation, >- 

air pollution and other pruning F 

urban problems," Dcatt£ 

MeMahon concludes. £ 

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OCEAN CITY, N. j. 

WERE YOU COUNTED ? 

Tho 197 0 Census i% now almost finished. II is vt'iy important 

lhat the census be complete and coned. II you believe that 

you lor anyone else in your household, including visitors) 

were NOT counted please (ill cut thi 1 form helnw anti mail it 

IMMEDIATELY .o- u.s. Cin|u, „,„„ " _ 

P.O. Box 1970 

Newark N J 07101 

TMf OCIAN CITY SINTiNEL-LiDOIR 

____ _.."____". _J0MB_£Rmr__ORJWTB_CLEAJI._r _____,_, 

• I have checked with Hie members of my houteholtl, and I believe that one (or more) of us mil NOT counted in the 1 70 Census 

• On April 1. 1970, I lived at _. . . . . _ _ _ _ ^ _ _ . - 

• This address is located between » fl d 

• I am listing below the name and required information lor myall and each member of my household. 

PI EASE INCLUDE 

All family mimbari and other rfllsllvei llylng hefA, jn= 

cludlni blbiii. 

All lodgtrl, boarders, urvanti, hlr«d hjindi, and athtr 

n,in/«la(lv«j ll«ln| riiri. 

All pwiani wtID usually llva nan but In temporarily away. 

All paisoni with • home •isw>htra but who slay hart met 

of iHe watk while working or aitMdlng cslla|«. 

Anyone siiyin| or visiting hare who had no other horns. 

OF PIRiONrLIVINO IN THIS HOUSEHOLD OH 

APRIL I. WO, AND THOSE STAYING OR VISITING 

HERI WHO HAD NO OTHER HOMI. 

Haad af the haytsheld 

Wii. „( h.od 

• Name ol person whs f i I led his form: 

U.S. DsBi. ot Csmrnfff 

Bureau 'at the Consul 

Form D.?6 

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Any co!l«{* itudfni whe lily! •omawhar* •!•• while ili«dl 

Any ptrian sway from here In tht Armtfl Forcis or In in 

Initllullon such at a home (or the aged or mental hoipitai. 

Any psrion who uiyally slayi samearhere else molt o' the 

waek while worklni (her*. 

Any peuon vljlllni hert wtio hai i yiuil home 

Molt 

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Ameriggn Indian 

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Chinsie 

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Month I Y>0 

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Separated 

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NOTICE - Ysuf answers are CONF IDENTIAU. The law (Title 13. 

United Stales Cede) requires that you answer the questions te the 

best ef your knowledge. Your answers *iN bi used Qnlj. fer 

itatistieal purposes and cannot, by law, be disclosed to any 

person outside the Census Bureau for any reason whatsoever. 

Census asks 'Were you counted' 

Were you counted in Census 

'707 If you think you or your 

family might have been missed, 

fill out the WERE YOU 

COUNTED? form being 

printed by the Sentinel-Ledger 

as a public service. Cut It out 

and mail it to the address 

shown on the form. It will be 

checked against the master 

address list for your area so 

there is no chance of an 

individual or household being 

counted twice 

The appeal is made by 

Dlrecfor John C. Cullinanae of 

the Census Regional Office in 

New York who says that the 

"Were You Counted?" 

VOLUNTEERS - The Hughes for 

Congress staff gathered at their 

headquarters, 801 Asbury av. Back row 

(I, to r.) are Burton Pincus, 

communications director; Harold Lee,- 

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campaign is the final phase of 

the 1970 (Jensus ot Population 

and Housing It is conducted to 

insure that no one is 

overlooked, 

A few days before April 1, 

Census Day, questionnaires 

were mailed to all residential 

addresses in the »rea. They 

were to be fiHed out and 

mailed back on April 1. After 

about two weeks, the Census 

Bureau hired and trained local 

residents as census takers and 

sent them out to call at the 

homes from which no 

questionnaires had been 

received. They also had to call 

at some households because 

their returned questionnaires 

that the population figures 

were incompletely filled out, compiled In the current census 

A check is now being made must stand as official until the 

to ascertain that a nex t federal census. 

questionnaire for every "Representation in the U, S, 

household has been, Congress and the State 

completed," the Dijector said, Legislature is determined by 

"and shortly we will be able to tht population count as 

report to fjoeal official! the ascertained in the census. 

population count for counties, Federal funds are allotted to 

cities of 10,000 or more, and States and State funds, in turn, 

some smaller places. We're are allotted to counties and 

already in the process of municipalities on a per Capita 

adding up the figures, but of basis. So a short count means 

course, the totals will be under representation in the 

unofficial, preliminary counts. Federal and State law-making 

The official count* will come bodies arid under allottment in 

sometime later from the govemnwnt funds. Thus it is 

Director of the Census Imperative that we have a 

Bureau," 

complete count. The help of 

The Director pointed out every resident of the area is 

needed to reach this goal," he 

newsletter editqr; William J. Hughes, 

candidate; John Bergen, campaign 

otittrdinator. --Front- (lto t:) "6X6 "Elyh 

Clarkson, Joanne Torpeano, Sally Divel 

and Sandy Romano, secretaries. 

Bergen named aide In Hughes campaign 

WiUlam J, Hughes, 

democratic candidate for 

Congress, announced this week 

that he has selected John 

Berjjen, a resident of Llnwood, 

as his campaign coordinator, 

"We now have an extremely 

capable man at our campaign 

headquarters whose major task 

will be to coordinate and 

foilowup on the many 

campaign activities now being 

set into motion," said Hughes. 

Bergen served 27 years in 

the U. S. Air Force and retired 

With the rank of Chief Master 

Sergeant in 1989, 

Hughes' pre-primary itaff 

will continue in their respective 

roleg; with D, Allen Stretch, Jr. 

serving as campaign manager, 

Burton Pincus as director of 

eommunieationi, Harold Lee as 

Newsletter editor and Elyn 

Clarkson as secretary in the 

Hufheg For Congress 

Committee office at' 801 

Asbury av. 

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SWIM TRUNKS 

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CAPK MAV COURT 

HOUSE The Csipi' May 

County Park Hula Hiiup and 

Prislicc ChnnipninshipK will hiriindiirii'H 

in I hi- Uuiiniy purk 

July \'i (infl HI, sinrlinji lit 1 1 

am Thii (iinliisls will be lii'ld 

tin Ih* s !'ri)(|u*M (MiUrt near Ihr 

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mili's ntirih of Cap*- Mnv roilrt 

House 

Th(' ioumamtMHs »ts open ' 

In oil buys and (;irl« whu ilrc 

rcsiricnl* ol' Cliipi' May County 

No (ifl'iciiil onirj. i« ni'ci'suHry. 

I n li'rp?;!rfl ynun^Ht^rs 14 

yf'jjfM nhd Miidi^r miiy rimiprU' 

in t Ii i' II i] I ii H ii i) p 

Chnmpiimships iind thosp 17 

yi'ars iind uncli'f in tin' Frisbcr 

("hiimpniiishipii Thi- wmnfrs 

ilfi' nliyihli' ffi riimpt'ii. for Lhr 

StiHi' lilli'N, jht' plari'M :tnH HH(*'»4 

to he iinnnuricf'd 

niTirinl Hula Hoops and 

FrisbiM'* iirr availflhli. in limited 

riumbf a! ibt' r*'Unty Park to 

the Miinirip.il Recreation 

directors only who di'mre to 

conduct loi!rii;iment-s in tbf'ir 

are infrirmaiir Gerald 

Smith, (Vipe Mas- County Pork, 

Ext 46Ti f127 I or by writing 

Major Smith, c/o County Park, 

Cape Miiy f'ourl House, N ,1 

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Clauified Adt Bring RMUIM 


Commission renew* 

scholarship offer 


HOUSE Cape May County 

Rtudpnta OT« romindpd today 

that the eounty Library 

Cnmmif»ibri is offering a 

11 ,500 schoiiirsWp to 

encoufagt 1 ihidy in Library 

Srirnee 

Commi§sion Chairman 

Robert J Hendrickson iaid thi 

library board baa had no taJten 

since the ftcholanhip was first 

offered at the May meeting, 

"It's been nearly two months 

Rinre the commission voted to 

oiler this scholarship," 

Hnndrickson explained, "but 

wr have had no one in Rape 

May County «i press an 

intfresl. " 

Hendfifkson said the 

commission was renewing its 

offer now that all schools are 

closed and the students should 

be home by now" He laid he 

would hope that parents 

remind their children of this 

offer 

Students interested or their 

parents can contact Library 

Director Mrs Doris L Grady at 

the free library on Rout* 9 

(Main Street) in Cape May 

Court House The new 

llhrary-eounty office building 

is under construction at the 

corner of Mechanic and Boyd 

sts In Court House 

Conservationists win battles 

DDT, 

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and DELICATESSEN 

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Opan I to 9 Monday thru Thursday arid Saturday 

Friday 8 to 10 • Sunday I to 2 

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and Tailor's Bench 

WALKING SHORTS 

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MEN'S end BOYS 1 WEAK 

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From The 

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WOND, MOO KG. tl am 

OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER 

MiDWEIK 

EDITION 

Where »g 0e and what 

re M« rhru Thursday 

90TH YEAR — No. II Telephone 8995411 OCIAN CITY, NiW JiRSIY, TUESDAY, JULY 7, 1970 Bit, U .n,l H.atn PRICE 10c 

What they say 

If shuttle air service were provided to the Ocean 

City Airport ai it ii now between Philadelphia, 

Cape Msy, and Atlantic; City, would you avail 

younelf of thn 

Robert Young 

\y Collingswood 

I'd use It if the rates 

were reasonable, but I 

can't see how they can 

do It reasonably. 

M.F. O'Connor 

1600 Boardwalk 

I certainly would. It 

would be accommodating, 

fast, and 

convenient. 

Mrs, S.W. Hollingiworth 

Philadelphia 

Yes, I think so. I could 

take a plane here, take 

a swim and be home 

the same day. 

Carls Hannaman 

Akron, Ohio 

Yes, I'd rather usa that 

than drive. It would 

probably be expensive, 

but -better than 

fighting traffic. 

Lea Shaver 

11 Revere Place 

They won't like me 

out at the airport, but 

I think it's too 

expensive. It would 

cost something like 

$15 to go to 

Philadelphia, 

Further comment on the question will be 

published in the Sentinel-Ledger's Issue of Friday, 

July 10. 

1 T 

& 

A beachfront shrouded in mist and occasionally 

dousad with rainfall failed to keep thousands of 

visitors here over the weekend from enjoying what 

they came here for... a day on the beach and the 

Busy Fourth weekend 

•f, 

boardwalk. Tha sand and the boards were damp 

practically ell day Saturday and Sunday, but, 

undaunted, badiss sprawled out on the strand and 

Resort jammed for holiday 

despite fog, rain squalls 

IntermittPnt fog and a severe thunder squall washed dul 

the traditional fireworks display over the July 4th weekend. 

but failed to put a damper on thp crowd nf visitors or (hen 

enthusiasm 

While bench crowds were small both Saturday and 

Sunday because of overcast skres and rain, hieal mcrchnnu. 

are calling the holiday one of the busiest in years 

Beach Patrol Captain George T Lafferty said his guards 

were busy keeping an eye on the bathers who did bravi-^he 

rain drops and fog to take a dip No serious incident* wore 

reported on the beaches 

The thunderstorm, which hit late in the day Saturday 

flooded streets and high winds were responsible for damajf 

to trees and falling wirts. 

Police said they were plagued with calls about dowmd 

electric and telephone wires. Several minor accidents artbelieved 

to be the result of the storm 

The most serious accident of the holiday weekend 

occurred Friday afternoon at 16th si. and Asbufy av Thre" 

people were taken to the hospital end treated for minoi 

Injuries, More than a dozen minor accident* happened 

Saturday and Sunday, 

Says guestionaire illegal 

Fire Chief Ferdinand Taocarino said his I 

to I 8 alarms over the weekend. He noted tha\ 

were serious. Two small fires resulted from I 

during Saturday's storm, 

Tacearino said several car fires were repoTy-B"!! wm as a 

lew small house fires. Four of the calls were false alarms, 

the Chief said, 

A band concert scheduled for the Recreation Center was 

moved indoors to the high school gymnasium and the 

fireworks scheduled for 9 p.m. were put off until July 18 

after the Night in Venice boat parade. 

The clouds parted Saturday morning long enough tor the 

annual South Ocean City Improvement Asociation bicycle 

parade Younpters peddled their decorated bikes along 

Central av, from 48th to 59th its. Prizes wen awarded in 

nest decorated, comic, and mc*t oriBnal categories. 

Police reported that for the most ptrt youthful 

rowdyism was dampened by the rein. The usual number of 

arrusu for under age drinking and possession of beer 

ciccurred, but noisy parties common during most weekends 

were at a minimurn. 

feat (some bare) trod thi promenade. Note tile 

misty background in the photographs AI Senior 

took on the beachfront over me weekend. 

A sudden rain squall Saturday night sent Joseph 

Gladen and his Artisans Post American Legion Band 

into the high school auditorium for their July Fourth 

concert, originally listed for the nearby Recreation 

Center. The fireworks display w»s aho rained du£»«#.7] 

Senior Photo. 

Hughes hits Sandman's use of 'franking' 

A eha/p that Congressman 

Charles_W Sandman, Jr. has 

been afiusing his free mailinp 

privilege by sending eampiJfpi 

material to constituents at 

taxpayer expense was leveled 

today by William J Hughes, 

Routine accumulations 

Democratic candidate for the 

Second District Congressional 

seat. 

In a statement from his own 

campaign headquarters here, 

Hughes announced that he has 

challenged Sandman's use uf 

Sleuths are reaping 

overtime bonanza 

Detective Sergeant John 

Divel has once again topped 

the overtime bonanza at the 

Police Department, for 

outdistancing even his closest 

rival. 

In the first six months of 

this year Divel has taken home 

$S 12.63, in addition to his 

regular pay of $334.il every 

two weeks. At $4,18 per hour 

this amounts to 194 hours of 

overtime. 

Police Chief Benjamin L. 

Dungan irtsisU that Divel hasn't 

been working on any big 

undercover cases and that the 

total is jull the result of 

routine police investigations. 

"He accumulated a few hours 

here and a few hours there," 

Dungan said. , 

Dungan said Divel has been 

staying late to take stati>ments 

and work on narcotics cases. 

He denied any favoratism on 

behalf of the detective's, and 

said "it just worked out that 

way." 

This isn't the first time Dive! 

led the overtime parade. From 

January 1 to September 7, 

1988, Divel collected $990,22 

in additional pay After 

newspaper stories appeared 

overtime throughout the Police 

DepartmGnt and thp city was 

reduced drasticalls 1 . 

This y«ar Divel hM received 

overtime on 10 of his 13 pay 

checks. During one two week 

period in April and May Divel 


Southerners dodge 

to stage 4th bike 

thi ? mails in telegrams to 

Postmaster General Wlnton 

Biount and Rep. Mervin Price, 

of Illinois, chairman of the 

House Ethics Committee, 

The former Cape Miy 

County prosecutor allepd that 

Weather 

Today, mostly sunny 

with the high temperatures 

reaching the mid SO's, Pair 

and warmer Wednesday 

with the high In the 70's, 

Partly sunny Thuriday and 

a chance of showers. U, S, 

Weather Bureau. 

Tides 

m Strati PrawferMft 

NOTICE — Dwlyct V, hour fa 

b..ch. Add 1 hour far BMilasf'l 

Point BrldM, 

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raindrops 

carnival 

Sandman used his 

Congressional franking 

privilege - free mail limited to 

official business to send 

approximately 336,000 

questionnaires around the 

district in envelopes addressed 

All sorts of mischief 

to "PosUU Patron - Local, 

Second CongressionaJ District, 

New Jersey" The franked 

envelopes also were marked 

"Public Document" and 

"Official Busintiffi" 

Hughes said that based on 

Court docket full 

with 4th revelers 

Young people who brolte a 

variety of city ordinances over 

the July 4 th weekend paid for 

their "crimes' at a 

standing-room only session of 

Municipal Court Monday 

Municipal Judge Franklin A, 

King levied fines against the 

young people for a variety of 

violations including sleeping on 

the beach and bike riding at 

3:10 a.m. on th# boardwalk 

The first beach curfew 

violators of the season were 

brought before Kings bench 

and handed 110 fines for 

standing,on the strand after 10 

p.m. and before 6 a.m. 

Patrolman Daniel Money, 

who last year êcialized in 

curfew arrests, locked up three 

Indian youths Saturday night 

who claimed they didn't know 

such an ordinance existed, 

A fourth curfew violator 

Nancy Lee Western, of Trenton, 

was fined $15 for being on the 

7th st. beach at midnight 

Saturday 

Two young men were held 

for the grand jury for indecent 

acts it) unrelated accidents 

John R, Rogers, of 

Philadelphia, was charged by 

detectives July 5 for indecent 

exposure at Inlet Rd , and 

Kenneth R, MeCann, of Cape 

May Court House, was picked 

up July 1 at 24th st. and West 

av., on the same charge, 

Robert Hayward, of 424 

West av,, paid a S200 fine on 


The South Ocean City Parade was climajted at the Division one winners were 

Improvement Asiociation 58th at, pavlllibn where the Renee Bodln, Beauty and the 

found a break In the mist and gathering was addressed by Beast, first prize, and Susia 

rain of Early Saturday morning Mayor Robert L. Sharp, who Caulfield, Little BoPe#p,second 

and staged its annual July said that the Americay system prize. Division two winners 

Fourth Bicycle parade. 

is the be»t in the world and were the Joslin Family in Tell 

The event was scheduled to deserves the full support of all 1m Charlie, finttj Craig Culver, 

begin at 0 a.m., but a heavy American, 

Daisy in Your Tank, second 

rainstorm at the appointed John Cavillo, who with prize: and Billy Atwood, third 

starting time set the Addbon N. Burk served as prize, 

' participants, young and old, marshals for the pande, Division three winners were 

•currying for cover. At 9;30, introduced Mayor Sharp along Uncle Sam's "Grandchildren, *, 

the marshals gathered the with Commissioners David L, group of younpters from the 

marchers and sent the parade Simpson and Chester J. 54 th st, and Asbury av, 

on its way, 

Wlmberg, 

neighborhood, first prize; the 

While the mitt and overcast The first grand priac was Reisen Family Fife and Drum 

that prevailed during the awarded members yf' 10 Corps, second prize, and M«y 

morning hours dimmed the families from the 21it st, area Ann Ferrens, Margaret MofTet. 

splendor of the decorated who masqueraded as the Silent In division four, Sarah 

bicycles and floats, tht glorious Majority. Second grand prize Greene as Holiday lee CrMm Mayor Robert U. Sharp pwformt DM ritual Warty b§H i 

Independence Day atmosphere wot wen by The Rate Patrol, was Tint prize winner. Second 

was retained throughout the residents of the 54th st, and 

City on Independanc* Day. Santor Photo. (SM SOU* EndfanutJ 

frolic. 

Bay av. area. 

continued on page 7 5), 

the 6 cent first class mail rate, 

this constituted a 120,000 

subsidy by the taxpayers to 

further Sandman's efforti at 

re-election 

In addition, he said, the 

incumbent has used free mail 

to send out "many thousands" 

of news letters to voters in toe 

four-county district. 

Although the envelope wed 

by Sandman to mail 

questionnaires was clearly 

marked "Public Document", 

the contents did not qualify a* 

such, the Democratic candidate 

asserted. The questionnains • 

of which two were mailed • 

were a form of public opinion 

poll for the Congressman. 

Under the law, Hugtw* 

pointed out, members of 

Congress are granted free use 

of the mails for specified 

purposes to mail public 

documents, copies or reprinta 

from the Congressional 

Record, and other "official 

correspondence ", They also 

may use it to mail seeds and 

Agriculture Department 

reports to constituents. , 

Neither the questionnaire 

nor newsletter could be 

construed as a public 

document or official busiiMM, 

Hughes declared. 

According to Hughes, the 

... *1 

continued on 

1 •

i PAGE 2 TH1 OCIAN CITY SiNTINiL.LiDGER TUESDAY, JULY 7, 1970 

Obituaries 

Pearl V. Shilling 

SOMERS POINT Mr. Pi irl 

V Shilling ,ir Ifi s Hi.lly Hilh 

dr dltd FridiV in Shun 

Mi-munal HuipiUil Shi wi T, 

Mr>, Shilling »TJ, born in 

Pitt*burj,'h Pi and bjd b. I II . 

Itjrul rasidllit fir i riumh* r I 

Viarn 

Survivma jn hi r hu bmd 

Jt»rph P .ni nn Ll W r 

Shilling xtiiiumd »ilh ih 

Army m L.i rm in\ dm 

djijhtrr Murgun I F r thi Fiml 

I'niliH Mi thodi I Chunh til 

MlllMlll I'lJltl *•• KlltlMll 

mil \1 irmi / nil il llus I ilv 

\rll,lli>. Hill lln J 1"H P 

i iiniiiiii. i lull I TH t ih » 

S ll i i 11 Mi^ ir hi u- ll< 

Auilr. ! I ill I M II i» nd Ir 

I Win 1 ii Ml m N ( mil 

il nii,hi. i Mr .Ih ihi ill 

Sli ii ill I Mli nl » n P' In* 

in ilh i Mr II i/i I \d mi nt 

mil r Mr tt iliji 11 I >x i I 

MilK.II, n hr I hi r ( h irli 

\d mi I Piliinn uid I u 

LI 111 if 11 111" II 

him r,l ii nil! h. 

c I n it II i I 1 I m 'I » 

[WIIIMI J! is I I II i m Ir im 

I hi Middle I ii Srmhli Fun. r il 

II im » 111 111 Hi ( h irln I- 

Inn I p I I I I t rn I 

Lulli r n I hurt Ii Hi i ilmi, 

Inl nu nl \i ill In *l Mi ij'it 

Plf.lSUIll C'lIl.M.TS ,11 Mlllvill- 

Violet L. M Calhoon 

SKAVII.LK Mrw VH.II.I L 

MrtloWiin Ciilhmm. ..ISM E 

Miiiiisn ril . HiiV.'iifiwn P;i ; iiiid 

Si'iivillr. died .him 1>* nl 

l.inki'iinii Hiispilni 

B"Hi in Phdiidilphiii. she 

h id In i 11 «uh ih, Ri II 

T h ph 11 I nipim I i 17 

% ir nd %% t I m m In r t I\M 

BI II Fi n r sh il 

I" I MM d I ihi M ir\ ind 

\I iri h i I ii H I l ,1 ,r% 

L u I h r (hill- in 

H IV I rluw n 

Suriiiini, in h r hu Hind 

Frimi \\ in ddiiîtir Mr* 

L.H H pkui nl SI ,I [ ulli M 

Pi I m il FF inn U Jr 

inri ni i mil* n Kirl 

Fridiruk 

Fun r it initi win hi Id 

Ii 1 Thun-d iv Irum Ihi* L jK jrs 

Iuthirin (hurih in 

Hjt.r! iis,n lnlcrmirit w _is it 

\ illp\ Furgr Mpmorul 

( irdi n in h mg f Pru-î i Fj 

BERNIE S MARKET 

and DELICATESSEN 

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399-3780 

Opm % to 9 Monday thru Thursday and Saturday 

Friday 8 to 10 • Sunday 8 to 2 


BARBARA and ED ROBINSON 

Cora M, Higgs 

PETERSBURG Mr- f ..n 

M Hiu^ il Dinnkvilli rd 

dirvi hitiintjv it tht hiimi .it 

In r i|mjklil, r ill I irdllT ill. r I 

I. nifthv illmv. >»hi wn?l 

Mr* HI^M* »i»> burn in 

WinU v, mil hid Imil ill hi r 

I'll in Siiulh J. r.. \ 

Sur\ivnik ii! hi r hu*.hind 

I i w i 11vi d ni^htt r^ Mr*. 

Minni Hind Mi- Philli- 

I i >•• tl inil Mr* F. 11 i Kli lima 

ill nt t irtiilf, Mr H. pnt 

P il Li IÎ n i.f (.1 Lssluirii ind 

M r i n, i ii. t EhH • i r 

Buunnti v. n mi mm Fdwin 

R \A inn i I ^vrlu II,I Nl 

I VI ii h r ti I h I r | . I I r 

V, inrli rhnll I PI. L inlnlli 

IIHJ Hud-*JM \ indirhulf i I 

B. Ii n N M 11 M mdihilrii. n 

i id J1 jjn il tfrandt hildri n 

F 1 inn r il . rvii i will In 

l.im 1 ri t )d i% (Tiiintiiv ) il 

1 1 i m I rum Ih Liii(?l'V 

Funi'ml Hiirri.' m Tuckiihui' 

with Ih.. Ri.i. Bruci' Phillips., 

piisliir .if Trinity Uniti'd 

Mi'lhiiriisl Chlirrh in Marmiir/i, 

.irTlciiiLinu Intrrmi'nl Will br (it 

HI'HII nf the Riv..r r..rtii.i(.n, 

Esli-ll Miinnr 

Helen Turner 

Mr H I „ Turni r i V. ,1 r 

in.! ni un^ I th \j m \ 

ApirLm.nl it Tt h *t nd 

Mlintii ni dud Sundiv in 

Shun M nl tn l! H pi! il ~iltir 

Ii njjhv din *- ^h vt L 1" 

Mr* Turn r vt t*> i n itiv i I 

Phil id Iphi i inri h id mid. h r 

hum. hrn lur 1 j %, ar* Shi 

v, L am. mbi r ni tht Fir*! 

Unit, d Mi thndi*t Chun h 

W jm n Ripjlir Hipublitm 

( luh Or in Cit\ Turd Tluh 

Vîsm n* Ausili-ir\ tu thf 

Bi lt\ Birhnraih Hum in 

Lungp rt Or^jn t liv ClVH 

riuh ind Mnrujn Rim It Unit 

1 37 \nitririn Li-jnun 

Auxilurv Sh jk ! via, 1 * f nld 

Mjr Mnlhi r 

Suf\ivirik irr twu *>ull 

Rithjrd L . t Tul d jjkli 

dnd Alhirt Vt Ir nl (Thi rr\ 

Hill ont* daughli r Mr* Jan. 

Hafnnr nf Ch^Fr> Hill 

Three ar» injured 

in Asbury ov. crash 

Thrrn pnrsons wi'fo 

in -in ufcidiui! 

nftnrnoon At 16thI 

IIMCI 

Aahury nv Orii' nf (heV(>hi(ii'« Big waak at hand 

for pretty jo-il 

bus. 

Piilrifin Jiihmion. 20, of 

41404 BsyiiV 

, nnd Ii pii-^rnUOF 

in her rar. Mrs Grille 

Afrinador, wrrr Ifi'iHcd HI 

Jo-El McLnuKhlin. Misi Cape 

Mny County, leaves tomorrow 

iiiiiriiiiijj fur Cherry Hill where 

*hc will he(fin competition for 

l,tir crown pt Miss New Jersey 

and I In- nij'ht to rep resent the 

stale m the Miss America 

1'iiilennl in Atlantic City in 

.Si'pU'mbJ'r. 

Shorn Mi'morinl HosplUll fur Jn-EI, daughter of Mr. and 

minnr cuts and hruisi-s, uionu Mr* Joseph MeLaughlin, of 

with Thomnji J Morgan, fin, 1 132 Ocean ay., earned the 

drivfr nf thi' oilier car 

county crown in competition 

Pt>lif(> said Miss Johnson wu* in Mny and will compete with 

traveline ('fist on 18th st whi'ii .14 other (firls for the state title. 

she ran throujjh u stop street nl For her talent presentation she 

Asbury nv iind strutk Morunn's will play thi' piano and sing. 

car trnvelinpl north nn Ashury She will bo iiccompanied in 

Miss Johnsons CHF then Cherry Hill by Mrs Mary Ann 

continued across I h e Smith, her official chaperane. 

intersecti(?n and stopr^'d inches Tllr pup-ant is scheduled to 

away from ii cilv bin irnvi>liny bi'ffin Thuntday evening with 

wosl on l6lh.M 

Ilic frowning uf the new Miss 

Miss Johnson w:\_s issued a New Jersey In take place 

Summons for fi^reynrdiPiil ri Sulurdny night The pageant 

^top street 

will he held in Cherry Hill Bust 

High School 


• 21 st Street, AVALON, N, J. 

(Area Code 609) 967-3426 


Luxury Beachfront Aecommadationi 

Phone 967-3426 

gals 

on the 

go... 

Acfionwear 

PANTY HOSE 

by BERKSHIRE 

Cut a kicky caper in Berkshire's Actionwear Panty 

Hose, Made of Monsanto Blue "C" Nylon, Actionwear 

gives legs their "get up and go," Gives them a perfect 

fit, too, And with a dozen and a half frisky shades, 

ierkshire's Actionwear Panty Hose gives you something 

to kick up your heels about, 

OPEN FRIDAY nd SATURDAY EVENINGS 'Til, # 

TUISDAY, JULY 7, 1970 

Mr and Mr* Hugh Dnak, of 

6 Village dr , Somers Point, 

eflcbriilcd thi'ir BOth wndding 

arlnivprsary . June 26 Thi* 

celebration opened with a 

dinner al th*' hofflp nf Mr and 

Mrs Ar(hur Schiiumbi'rK, 1440 

Asbury av , after which they 

wen- tiikpn to the home nf Mr 

and Mrs Alborl Fry, 300 

Oeean av , for a surprise 

reception and oprn house The 

festivities look phirt 1 Mr and Mm Dnak arc both 

from Philadelphia where they 

w»re morned Mr Diink rctiri'd 

in 1954 as a loxiiii' murhinisi 

and they have marie thi'ir hcime 

hern for |6 years Thi'V both 

are rnembors of llii- Ofi'iin Ciiv 

Bnptist Church 

Sunday, 

June 2ft 

l 

Mr and Mrs Uoak have two 

childTVn. Miss Kulh Duiik nf 

Sorrinrs Pom I and Allen who 

lives in Pennsylvania, und fnur 

llraiidsons, Allen ,Ir , Bruce, 

Craig and Scot! 

Bridge 

BISCAYNE DUPLICATE 

BRIDCE Another duplicate 

bridge garne has hejun here 11 

is the Biscayne Duplicate gome 

played every Thursday al 7:30 

p m in the Biscayne Hotel, 

BIZ Ocean aV 

High scurers in last week's 

game were Lucille Heekman, 

Jane Sussman, Rosp Eriekson, 

Anita Tallej, Ann Marshall and 

Reubpn Sussman, 

• • • 

YACHT CLUB DUPLICATE 

BBIDGE Averages of 165 

both ways were made at the 

Yacht Club Duplicate Bridge 

game played last Tuesday 

evening, 

North-South playnrs coming 

in above average were Mildred 

Redmond and Miriam Kickllne, 

208%; Peg Atkinson atid Peg 

Wiegand, 187M,, Kay Hutmaker 

and Mary Looby, 18BW; Dr 

and Mrs Armand Sprecker, 

184'4, John and Betty Orauch, 

116'A, Ed and Catherine 

Benkerl, 174, Eleanor Hagy 

and Dr DiMarino, 170; Margo 

Gartland and Peg Berdow, 

169W, and Dr, and Mrs 

Ayerly, 186 

Those playing East-West and 


Ed Baehr and Frank Martinez, 

198; Miriam Seaman and Mary 

Lane, 198V4, Edna Daniels and 

Jeanne DiMarino, 188; Floss 

Long and Mabelle Albany, 181; 

Wally and Betty Runyan, 

17SW, Harry Bellwoar and 

Harry Nealis, 177Mr; Wai Usr 

Daniels and Jean Bower, 175M; 

Peg Bellwoar and Elsie Nealis, 

lli'A, Charlotte Vaughn and 

Jane Bleakley, 169, and John 

and Adelaide Bower, 186. 



Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the Yacht 

Club for members only. 

Y A C H T C L U B 

TOURNAMENT BRIDGE 

Stewardess Board 

holds service 

The Stewardess Board of St. 

James AME Church held its 

.'annual service last we«k, Guest 

choir was from Macedonia 

United Methodist Church of 

this city accompanied by Mrs. 

Ro2eiia Cobbs, Sponsor w«s 

Mrs, Lottie Manning, president, 

Mrs. Deborah Whitefield, of 

Atlantic City, was soloist at a 

recital given in conjunction 

with the" Union Prayer Service 

held lasj week. 

Mrs. Whitefield's selections 

included "My Hope is Built on 

Nothing Leas", "He's Sweet, I 

Know", "Oh, How I Love 

Jems", "Somebody Blffiw 

Than You and I" and "Nothing 

But the Blood of Josui". 

The recital was for the 

benefit of the Senior U«hers 

ind the Fuel Club. Mrs. Sally 

Hackett was sponsor and the 

Rev, W, S, Scott is pastor. 

Belated Father 1 ! Day gift* 

were presented Rev, W, Parker, 

Joseph Mitchell, Tajbort 

Thomas and Malachi Selby by 

the Flower Club, Mrs. Ann 

Turner was sponsor, 

Lin wood women 

nviegr recipes 

LINWOOD • A final review 

of recipes was made by 

members of the AmeriHan 

Home Department of the 

Women'i Club of Lin wood 

meeting last Thursday in the 

home of Mn, Fred Sajii, 

The recipes were submitted 

by members of the club for . 

inclusion in si" recipe book 

which wUI be sold by the 

American Home Department in 

the fall. It will include a variety 

of recipes for sweets, main 

dJ»hes, salads and dressings. 

The highlight will be recipes 

f from famous people ind 

' places. 

St, James delegates going 

to Church School confab 

Mnrr than 600 persons ar* 1 

cxpi'i'tcd In ill tend the Sunday 

Churi-h Srhiidl Oinvention iiT 

Ihe First Epi«'ii|)iil District of 

the A ir ir in Methodist 

Episcopal Chun-h to III' held 

lornorrtiw ;ind Thursday in 

Vinehiml .Senior HiCh Sehtxil 

' Thi' Rev Charles q, Blake, 

I) D , will hi" presiding elder, 

.ind ihi' Rev A White, pastor 

of Trinity tj h u r e h ! n 

Gould I own, will be host 

pastor District Siiperinll'nrieni 

IS Carl Arthur 

Mori- than 100 Christian 

E d \j c a t I o n workers 

represcnllna the %1 ehiirehes ill 

the Allan tir City District 

accepted the Sunday Church 

School's theme, Vouth on the 

March lor Chrisl in ih- 

Unfriend)-. Seventies. 

DelegaU's from St Jflrnis 

AME Churrh of this city will 

he Miss Josephine bee Boyer 

.rind Miss Aline Dickersjin niong 

Annual Clam Bake 

UPPER TOWNSHIP The 

Upper Township Republican 

Club will hold its annual Clam 

Bake July 26 on thi' clubhouse 

grounds, Route SO and Sunset 

rrl , Petersburg, starling at 1 

p m Ticki'Ls may be obtained 

by calling Franklin Sack at 

62H21I.1 or they may be 

purchased at the grounds 

Mark Wedding Date 

Mr and Mrs Nelson King of 

Warminster. Pa , who are 

vacationing at Heather House 

lop scorerS In the Tournament 947 Central av , celebrated 

BridKc game played it thethi'ir 

14th wedding anniversary 

Yacht Club last Thursday were Friday As a surprise Mrs 

J. Carroll Deisher, 6500, Martin James McQueslon, owner of 

Gartland, 6430. John Graurh, Heather House, arranged a get 

6370, and Peg Bellwiiar, 6000 logether with the 18 guests\o 

Tournament Bridge is played honor the coup 

at the Yacht Club every Refreshments were served 

Thursday al H p m for 

members only. 

* * * 

BOXWOOD DUPLICATE 

BRIDGE Averages of 108 

both ways were made at the WARDS 

Boxwood Duplicati Bridge 

game played last Wednesday 

evening. SPECIALS 

H i a h scorer., in the 

North-South section were Bill 

Haas and Joe Manu-ll with 125, 

and Mr, and Mrs William 

lialbersladt with 124 Also 

above average were Mr. and 

Mrs Reuben Sussman, Herbert 

Borjjono and Carmen DiToro 

and Rod Bosbyshell and Jane 

Monday 

APPLfSAUCf 

CAKi 75c 

Tuesday 

Young 

East-West high scorers were 

E, J, Spite) and J. Sornmer, 

14SV4, and Mr, and Mrs, R, 

Woodland, 124. Also above 

iverage were Ro Boswell and 

CHOCOLATE 

FUDGE CAKE 80c 

Wednesday 

Josh Miles, Fred Jacob and 

Nancy Weaver and Lois 

Kilboume and Serita Scott 

Sunday's game also brought 

an average of 108 both ways. 

ORANGE ICED 

ANGEL CAKE 89c 

Taking top honors in the 

North-South section w ;re Bill 

Haas and Joe MnnU'll, 147, and 

Olona Fleischer and Priscilla 

Root, 120, Runncrsup were 

Jane Young and Don Millar, 

Thursday" 

NORWEGIAN TORTE 

CAKE 65c & 

Jean LoervOTtun and Mary 

Ingram and E. J Spitel and J 

Sommer. 

In the Eait-VVest scL'tuin top 

honors went It. Mr and Mrs 

Reuben Sufcsiiijii, 140; and 

Esther Fuller and Peg Smith, 

118. Also corning in above 

average were Mr and Mrs 

Richard Mann and Fred Jacob 

and Carolyn Baird. 

Boxwood Duplicate Bridge 


Wednesday and Sunday at 7:4S 

p m. at 416 Atlantic av. 

$ 1.1Q 


WARDS 

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724 Asbyry Ave. 

Dial 399-1260 

PREPS NOW SERVING 

SPAGHETTI DINNERS 

34th STRIIT 

& ASBURY AVE. 

ENJOY OUR PIZZA, OH - SO GOOD 

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HOAGIES • HAMBURGERS • FRENCH FRIES 

PREPS 

34fh STRICT 

ft ASBURY AVI. 

THI OCEAN CITY SINTINBLLiDGER 

with thi" Rev Winfretl M Sf.it t, 

piislof. Mrs. Carrie Hen!!, 

su pe r i n I e ndnn !, nmi Mrs 

Edward Nolli'y nnd Mrs 

Nathan Davi*, Ji , !*'tich**rs 

Thi' evening si'ssi,>n», will hiattended 

by Mrs, James Banks, 

Miss Joy Banks and the Rev 

William Parker, njixijcuile 

pastor On Thursday evening 

ihe Junior Choir w i! I 

purtii'ipati' w a ChiJir Festival 

Mrs Krances Bcner is dmt-lor 

and John AnH*-fSon ife 

Mrs. Galm seated 

officer in BPWC 

Mrs Laura Gale, of 2012 

Central jiv , was insLalli'fl as 

pn>sidi-nl of the BusinosK ,ind 

Professiiinal Women's Club ol 

Atlantic City at a dinner held 

recently in ZHhereri, 

R*'Stau rap I. 

CJtht'rs seated were Mrs 

Madeline W. Davis, first vice 

president, Miss Marguerite M 

Eriglehart, recording secret jrv 

Miss Helen M Pn, , 

corresponding secretary, and 

Mrs C h a r I e P n M i e I ? t-1 

treasurer 


TODAY III iii TOMnNKliW i iin In.»,,!, n i 

TlirKSIlAN |'..I,. , m. r. . V«,,i,.. \ n .• 

KiiT l..ill,i[. hi Orr-,,)! ( ,i| I.ill,.I', li.i'iii. .,! |..,lr S'liiilim 

Mu.ln i|!.il (irf'hi '•*;, until i lili • 

dim I ICI.ir.'Mii Kulirm.iii It" 1 •< m 

First t'ri-sln I. rim Churf I, Mr. :Ji th,- libmn fiiii «• .rid 

K.tKi Di..ni.r| »p...ikir I lr..jn ,n 

* * * * * * 

Story Hour l.,r pr, • «-|ii.,.l TMIRSDAY 

thrfjuirh third ^r:.fjers in ;, m Rnliiry Clubflinner ni.'-iini) 

.|{ the lihrarv KI h -A Mnri B 1 F i [i in in PlymSHJih Inn 

* * • Y.ifhl f'hih TfUriiarrli-ilt 

Y'arhi riuh flu pi n iili' Bririy.' Bndi!>- >• p m f,,r rni.mh.ri 

,,nlv . . . 

* • * i B^ff funihefin m.'itiniJ, 

( h ipt' r *H (>E^ Bi?4ir Ii 1 p rn ri PiyrflrBiLh Inn 

»urk h ,p 7 in p m III Ih. . . . 

hi.mi- ,.f Mr^ Frinl. H.iSf. Bisf n nt Dupliriite Bridgf 

1 " 1 2 Hmrijir Hr aim,. 7 ill prn at thi' 

H.w ,.\ r.i M.ili'l «1 •' (1...UI. ;(1 

* * • 

B.ill.- .ind AfTi.h.ilii d.iii 

rl.Wi Mi'.iiMiri.l hs Sf)('| 

|n .. in Tl Ch.i|ll-I H..II '.'. 

^ ,i,.l A-hun ,,. 

Mm,i", 7 (il |i in rn Chiif 

li.nl ',.'ilII «1 j,nd Asl.iir\ [i 

TODAY, TUESDAY, JULY 7th 

GIFT SHOPPE 

pathway U® Jne J-mest 

ADJOINING 

Purahimup n-iiulnt mnunu, B 

|i«i m ilw AmiTirufi Ueiriiin 

H;,ll I lLh si Bnrf H ,v..n ,,v 

ill;! h I iUnihi CiUiifd 

in mii'Unu, H p m ni r 

* * . 

\ H'juf hir pr. ^ hfK.I 

:h third i:r;iderN in ;. m , 

hhfi.fs fiih .1 and 

• • • 

Over 1\ d.in.r s p IM .in Bi'iirhriimbi i» .Square 

I!,. M..,ii Pii'i Dance, h p m i'r ih. Vuuth 

• * • Ci'ni. . 

S'al.iTM Ciujicd Di'gfci' nf . . . 

BUILDING LOTS 

RiSTAURANT 

9TH STREET and OCIAN AVENUE OCEAN CITY, N. J, DIAL 399-8488 

. AIR CONBITiONiB • 

One of the Finest Collections of World-Wide Gifts Ever Assembled 

MIMI RISIDKNTAL 

!IT i IB" 

year round or 

livtag QW the ooeaij. Onjose 

from H yaded lots cleared to 

catdi every breeie JiMt over 

Mtti Si Bridge Lower taxes 

Peaceful ronBtiuni§i Adjaeeit 

to aU sbi^jptng See QaMfied 

Lofts this ixtprr 

VISIT MARMORA 

Syroco Wall Decor and Table* Arabesque Plaques Merrie England Crystal 

Rockwell Sterling Silver on Crjutal, .« , Leather Covered Bottles From Italy 

Florentine Wall Plaques R'oom Decor From Spain Copper and Iron Ware From Portugal 

British Museum Reproductioni of Pubware Lenox Candles and Candle Rings 

Ceramics, Brass, Porcelain and Carved Wood From the Far East 

Boutiques and Toys From Austria, Italy, Spain and Japan 

Early American Reproductions 

Look For The Liens On Our Door" 

"The Collingwoods"

PAGE 4 THI OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER TUESDAY. JULY 7, 1970 

Congratulations Spartans 

. , , and thanks 

The Story of thi' sheer determination utid sell 

regimentation of the Holy Spirit High Sehool eight mati 

shell crew is an inspiration to ull of us win) mumt-iin 

that today's youth is something we us elders ran hi 1 

proud of. 

The athletic laurels resulting from a sui-ressful seamm 

are not to be denied the SpufUiii crew. The Holy Spirit 

swei'psmen this .season won (tie I'hiladelphm 

charnpionships and the Statoshury Cup against the host 

Southern scholastic crews. 

The Spartans proved the best of all I'nited Slates 

schoolboy crews at the Princeton ragalla, finishing 

second only to the Ridley College crew of Canuda 

In Henley On Thames in Kngland Friday. Holy Spirit 

was beaten again by Ridley, this time m the semi finals 

of the world championships 

Granting the plaudits for their athletic siuvess this 

season, the young Spartans are also to he eornmended 

for the manner m which they rinsed the sport of sculling 

from the shadows of rt in the near 

future, will we, ii year from 

now, be conpraiulatinB 

ourselves thai Ihis wiis a p-rat 

success m

PAO1 6 THI OCiAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER TUMDAY, JULY 7, 1970 

Neighborhood marks Independence Day 

The Second Annual July 4th 

Block Party staged by wsidrnUi 

of it Charles pt, was 

conducted both Suturday mid 

Sunday dur to the weather 

Saturday's fesl > vitios 

included a paradi. of decorated 

bicycles with the small fry 

competing for p r i ?. *>s 

Following the parade a number 

of games were conducted and 

during the evening the 

neighborhood was aglow with 

homes lighted for the occasion 

A surfing contest for boys 

15 to 19 was held Sund.iv 

under the direction of Jack 

O'Donnell, of 8,14 SI rhjiflc.. 

I 

I 

pi Mr U'Uonnell also diinaicd 

the Irophie). which went io Bill 

Allen who i-iime first. Sieve 

Cooper who placed second mill 

Fmn Devinoy who was (llirtl 

Olhuft fompelniK inrlurli'll 

Ui'firjie Sirminds. Jim Mei«. 

Larry Erdman, tlnhn Wnrlman. 

Joe Deviney Bill Men John 

ReiU. Jim O'Brien. Murk 

Duhbx, Sean O'Donnell. John 

Duhhs. .Joe Oiillimher, Sieve 

St.ii/iik and Bernii' CVHannin 

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is subject to charigt; without notice The programs are submitted 

to the Sentinel-Lodger for publication well in advance of the concert 

dates In the interim, changes are often made in the programs The 

programs are printed by the Sentinel Ledger nt the rwinosi of the 

nwheetrn'^ fnsnHjZi 1 m**nt n£ !i pijblie sprvirp 

Ovnriurr 

Che I'.eliHa 

Tuesdnv Inis 7 

Von 

Purrim 

Mniirmh Hereniirie Chap] 

Vmi D Arle Pun'ini 

Miirs Slri-liinB 

Tuesday firm night 

at Cultural Center 

Evrfry Tuesday evening 

throughout the summer, the 

Cultural Arts Center will 

present various types of films 

Involving the fields of art, 

history, science, and literature 

Tonight, two films will be 

shown nt the Center at 8 p.m., 

"Golden Twenties" and "Dr 

Jekyil nnd Mr Hyde". Next 

Tuesday. July 14, Al Koeha 

will present films created by 

elementary school, high school, 

and college students. 

Recreation program 

listed at Lirtwoed 

LINWOOD The summer 

recreation program for girls 

began last week and will 

continue throughout the nest 

two months. 

These activities include 

tennis classes for girls nine to 

14, Monday through Friday 

from 9 to 10 a.m. at the 

recreation field; and arts and 

crafts for boys and girls from 

five to nine, 10 a.m. to noon 

Monday and Friday at 

Belhaven av. School 

Scheduled in the evenings 

are Softball, Monday from 6 to 

8 p.m ; basketball Tuesday 6 to 

8 p.m.; open recreation and 

games Wednesday, 8 to 8 p.m.; 

County Softball League games 

Thursday and Friday, 8 to 8 

p.m. 

Sea Isle lists 

concert series 

SEA ISLE CITY The 

summer series of Wednesday 

night concerts will begin 

Wednesday (July 8) at the 

bandstand on the promenade 

in Sea Isle City, Starting time 

for all concerts is S p.m. 

Sponsored by the City of 

Sea Isle City, the program for 

the rest of the season is: 

July Jfl- VFW Band of Mays 

Landing. 

July 22-Larry Ferrari organ 

concert. 

July 29-U.S. Coast Guard 

Band 

-- August ^-Mainland Regional 

High School Band 

August 12 Liberty Band of 

Camden 

August 26-11,8 Air Force 

Band 

Valse Puiirirra Popy 

Rmilln Thru Penn 

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Dannv Roy Weiitherly 

Mary Strehing 

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Until Sandfrson 

Tom Perkins 

South Pacific Rodders 

Wednesday, July H 

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Celeste Aids Verdi 

Qeofge Livings 

The Last Spring Grieg 

Caro Nome Verdi 

Mary Strebing 

In A Persian Market Ketelbey 

Long Ago In Ajeala Measager 

Tom, Perkins 

El Capitan , Sousa 

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Lrene Tierney 

Una Furtiva Lagrima Donizetti 


Dances From Henry VIIIGerman 

The Last Rose of SummerFlotow 

Mary Strebing 

Yesterthoughts Herbert 

The Trumpeter Dix 

Tom Perkins 

The New Moon Romberg 

Thursday, July 9 

Hungarian Lustspiei Overture 

Keier Belt 

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Vilia , Lehaf 

Mary Strebing 

Loin Du Bal Oillet 

Ramona Wayne 

Tom Perkins 

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Riehter tells Lions- 

Salaries large item 

on hospital's budget 

"Si Kty percent of Shore 

Memonnl ilospitars budget is 

for salaried." explained Alan 

Richler. Hospital Public 

rvlalitmii director, a meeting of 

the Ocean City Lions Club last 

week ill Plymouth Inn 

Riehter explained that the 

salaries of staff personnel, 

particularly those in leadership 

positions, increases annually. 

One iif the reasons for this is 

th;it Ihe salaries are higher 

eonmiensurntt' with greater 

eduiiitional rcfiiiirements for 

the various positions of 

responsibility 

The speaker discussed the 

theory that a hospital should 

not depend upon state or 

federnl funds for its existence 

but should strive within its 

own community to solve its 

own problems, as does Shore 

Memorial Hospital 

Riehter explained that 

currently an tSS.OOO program 

is unrln 

pne*Ming, M p m 

Hughes 

ronlinijed from page 1 

slanted questionnaires bore a 

legend reading "not printed at 

Kovernment expense", which 

he rfllled "an attempt to fool 

Ihe people into thinking 

Sandman paid for the whole 

thing" Hughes estimated that 

the printing cost was 

insignificant compared with 

the enormous expense-, borne 

by the deficit-ridden postal 

system and indirectly by the 

taxptying public. 

"To add insult to injury, my 

opponent placed his campaign 

picture with a slogan that 

turned his name into a gigantic 

advertisement in such a 

position on the questionnaire 

that it would be the first thing 

seen by the recipient, and 

certainly the doitiinajit part of 

his mailing," Hughes 

concluded. 

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INSTALLATION - Officers of the seated are Warrpn North, prpsident, Paul 

Rotary Cluh wcrp installed Thursday McCardcll. trcasurHr; HeorgP Bailey, VICP 

evening in Plymouth Inn by Past District president; and David Blyler, BP< rftnnnoveninr 

Oshm-ne Nichnlsnn (left) Thos Shnre Studio Photo 

REGISTEATION RED TAPE: Mrs, Momingitem, (center) of Somers Point, 

Robert Chambers, secretary of the for the Garden State Art Center's Art 

Cultural Arts Center, repsters Harry Show while Al Rineboid looks on. 

Miss Hassiepen 

Is shower guest 

Receives degree 

PETERSBURG • Miss 

Lori'tta Hassiepen was guest of 

honor a! a bridal shower given 

last Monday In the Upper 

Township Republican 

Clubhouse Hostesses were her 

bridal attendants. Miss Mary 

Ann Radeeki, Miss Lori 

Flaccone, Miss Linda Carbone 

and Miss Josephine Tromhetta, 

Approximately, SO guejts 

attended the afrair- The 

refreshment buffet was 

decorated in white accented 

with jprieot and avoeado 

green The gifts were arranged 

in a table decorated with 

wedding bells and set up under 

a parasol. 

Miss Hassiepen, daughter of 

Mr. and Mrs, Robert HaMiepen, 

of Petersburg, will be married 

July 18 to Anthony Carbone, 

son of Mr, and Mrs. Anthony 

Carbone, of English Creek. The 

ceremony w l" De performed in 

the Tuckiihoe United 

Methodist Church, 

Bruno R. Jamsek, son of Mr 

and Mrs. Anthony Jamsek, of 

3116 Asbury av,, has received a 

bachelor of science dep-Me 

from Newark ColleRe uf 

Parade 


prize went to Mary Martin as a 

hula girl, and third prize to 

Mark Kudnitzky as 11 Proud 

American, Elizabeth Pedrisk 

with the theme Honor America 

won fourth prize, while Scott 

Chall.en won fifth prize with 

his Accident Prone theme. 

Division six winners were 

Oiamor Girls, first; 57th si. 

Mascot, second; and a ({roup of 

10 children, third. 

Division seven winners were 

Mini-Midl-Maxi. first; Old 

Fashion Gals, second, and 

Santa Claus in July, third. 

A Dean's List student, he 

was a member of the Eta 

Kappa Nu engineering huncir 

society. He helped jiis fathiir 

operate the J and B Imports 

Delicatessen during the 

summers and is now a field 

engineer for Tekironix 

Corporation. 

MeGinley in Vietnam 

(PHTNC) VIETNAM June 

23 •Marine Private First Class 

George C, McGinley^Jr., son of 

Mr, s«nd Mrs, Georuc C, 

MeGinley, of 59 Spruce rd.. 

Ocean City, N.J., is serving 

with Marine Force Logistic 

Command, headquartered at 

Camp Jay K, Books near 

Danang, Vietnam, 


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HOTEL AND MOTEL OWNERS: 

The Following Regulations for the 

Collection of RU BBISH, ASHES 

and GARBAGE are now in force,* 

CITY ORDINANCE RECEPTACLES 

All householders and others ming the collec- Recent regulation changes now permit garbage 

tion facilitiei of th« Public Works Dipt, art 

as well as rubbUh and ashes, to be deposited 

in the same container which should be of metal 

required to provide sufficient receptacles to or wood, capacity 10 to 32 gallons. Garbage, 

hold all rubbish, ashes and garbage that may 

be accumulated between regular collection 

however, MUST BE WRAPPED SEPA- 

RATELY BY THE HOUSEHOLDER befora 

being deposited in receptacle. No receptacle 

days. 

and contents should weigh more than 100 

pounds. 

RESTAURANTS. HOTELS and MOTELS 

Your garbage will b§ collected daily by contract collectors. 

Garbage must be stored in metal, water tight containers 

with liffht fitting cover. Capacity 4 to 32 gallons. 

MONDAY 

Sth Street North to the Inlet, Bay Avenue to 

Ocean Avenue 

TUESDAY 

6th Street South to the North iide of 22nd 

Street, East side of Hnven Avenue to Beach, 

6th Street South to North side of 18th Street, 

West side of Haven Avenue to Bay Avenue 

WEDNESDAY 

South side of 22nd Street South to 59th Street, 

East side of Haven Avenue to the Beach, 

South sideNof 18th Street to Merion Park, 

Weit »ide at Haven Avenue to the Bay, 

Sth Street — North Street, East side of West 

Avenue to West side of Atlantic Avenue- 

Alleys only 

DOMESTIC COLLECTION DAYS 

THURSDAY 

6th Street to North tide of 15th Street, 

East side of Haven Avenue to West tide of 

Ocean Avenue—Alleys only 

Sth Street to North Street, West Avenue to 

Bay, 5th Street to North Street, Atlantic 

Avenue to the Beach 

North Street to the Wet—From the Bay to 

the Beach 

15th Street to the South side of 22nd Street 

West side of West Avenue to We»t tide of 

We«ley Avenue—Alleys only 

FRIDAY 

North side of 22nd Street to 59th Street 

East ude of Haven Avenue to the Beach 

Sth Street to Merion Park 

East side of Haven Avenue to the Bay 

6th Street to ISth Sheet 

Ocean Avenue to the Beach 

15th to 22nl Street 

Wesley Avenue to the Bekdi 

SHOULD THERE BE ANY FA1URE TO COLLECT REFUSE ON THE DESIGNATED 

DAYS, PLEASE RETORT SA«/ffi TO 

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COLONY, I. 

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ihi' gumr into .•vir;i ifiim • !!•. MA.inii i h,\ni K 

Gilry Heiititk sni.ii/kril 

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ii Hnuhle .uni I 

,irn1 Briuli.i i-. >l It-i-t LIONS 

In- LKC.ION 

game winn!-1M mplmri bitr..' K! 

fifth to break npt'n H 3 2 i 

and movi' into ,i flr^t pi;..;* 

Doug Sehappt'll w;i^ 

winning pitch.'r wiih in 

strikefsuts H? helped hi,-, nwii 

cause with j triple ,iml iw.. 

singles- Dan Fnyliii r'lpp.'d 

tiiree straight rioubli". fur Ih. 

winners whilr Stevr H.ilirfun 

hsd a diiubli' and l w " "ineli". 

and Rocky Slam. 1 hit thr*M ! 

si nj les Mniiy Kim.'nosh 

struck out 11 while mii'ii-ring 

the loss nn t hi- muu nil 

Kemenosh pdceri the Ja>ce. 

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225 WEST AVENUE 

Michi HK well stari ol 

making ericrrlie> earls this 

week I think it's time tu start 

({ivint' the Big Ego Award to 

the surfer with the greatest 

opinion of-himself This week's 

award joes to none other than 

Eddie iRamarl DiOrio since he 

is such a great surfer and fine 

human being The award is 

given lO Eddie by more than a 

lew local surfers 

Speaking tu Cecil Lear, head 

of ESA, at the last contest he 

told of the dropping of plans 

to rent a small house of the 

island nf Barbados The reason 

ijiven was that the ESA did not 

want to help foul up that 

island like Puerto Ricu has 

BOtten of late 

The surf film which was 

listed for Saturday night was 

canceled, not because of the 

weather but rather the fact 

that the airline managed to lose 

the print The airline is, of 

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fine Aussie film coming in the 

forrrrof Splashdown, sometime 

in the next two weeks. 

This weekend saw small 

waves and large crowds down 

at "th st. If the beach can 

muddei through the holiday 

and still exist we should be 

home free But remember the 

area is supposed to be policed 

by the surfers, that's YOU!!! 

The city giveih and the city 

may taketh away If the beach 

goes, there's no one to blame 

but yourselves. Do your own 

little part to keep the beach, it 

took a long time to get 

Sunday there were actually 

waves, and all-day surfing waj 

well enjoyed by all Monk was 

playing around over by the 

fishing jetty daring the rock 

spur to stop his sideslip games 

Better be careful a rock doesn't 

bite your board, Monk 

This column is getting to be 

more trouble and hassel than 

it's worth to me The end is 

near. 

Ken Marshall sure is gutting 

fat. Getting? He is PAT" Harv, 

his partner, seems to be 

looking better, at least that's 

wh.it I've heard on the beach 

Must be his surfing. 

Have you ever noticed that 

the good waves at a given 

beach stop breaking just at six 

o'clock when you can go out? 

Good waves at Park pi. Of 

course the crowds were there 

too. Saw some freak foul up a 

really great â)*" for Howie 

Consideration for others? 

Babe Ruth nine 

wins 4th straight 

Rich Dorseys Ocean City 

Babe Ruth team continued it* 

fantastic pace Friday night as 

Joe Briglia twirled a onehitter 

to lead them to a 140 win over 

Egg Harbor Township in the 

Seashore Division of the 

CapeAtlantic League It was 

the fourth straight win for 

Dofsey's nine and, in the first 

four dames, his pitchers have 

allowed just three hits and not 

one earned run, 

Briglia, who artfully mixed a 

good fast ball with a sharp 

slider, struck out nine and 

walked only two. The only hit 

he allowed was a ground ball 

the dribbled through the Ocean 

City infield. No Egg Harbor 

Township runner came close to 

scoring, Briglia is the son of 

Glassboro State College's head 

baseball coach. 

While Briglia was hurling his 

masterpiece, the Ocean City 

hitters were pounding the ball. 

Dave Andrews, who pitched a 

no-hitter the last game, 

smacked a double and a triple, 

Frank Tuscano added a pair of 

singles. In the second inning, 

leading 10, the locals scored 

seven runs with three t'raight 

doubles, by Andrews, Frank 

Sannino and Gary Quarraneini, 

pacing the rally, 

Tomorrow night the local 

nine pluyi WesUide of Atlantic 

City in Lloyd iudium on the 

White Home Pike. 

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TUiSDAY, JULY f, 1970 

In the hoads and hearti of each of the boys in this photograph Is the dream of someday making it to the Major Leagues, The boys play in the 

Mnrning league baseball program staged at the Bay av, ball field each summer by the Recreation Department Shore Studio photos. 

BRAIN TRUSTERSThe men behind 

the hordes of boys playing baseball in the 

Morning League include (1, to r.) Tom 

Bowen and John Ramsey, instructors, 

Fred "Dixie" Howell, city athletic 

director, and instructors Mike Slaveski 

and Rich Dorsey, Shore Studio, 

Given's goal nets Knights win; 

Flanders and Fox gain victories 

Ocean City High Schao!'s 

Skip Qiveri conntcted on a 

15-foot jump shot with thn?t> 

seconds left in ovurtime as 

Knight's Phurmacy earned an 

82-80 extra period win over 

Fox Real Estate in the 

Outdoor Basketball League. In 

other games Flanders Hotel 

defeated Trofa's Gulf, 82-58, 

and Fox Real Estate topped 

Plymouth Inn, 80-55 

Oiven's shot ended as 

exciting a game as the local 

leagiiejias seen for a long time 

The Fox five, behind Phil 

Coffey's 14 first-half points, 

held u 4 5-31 lead at 

intermission: They finally fell 

behind in the fourth quarter 

Box Scores: , 

Flanders 

Royal 

nimble 

MeHitt 

Tombrs% 

oes 

Williams 

Tfofas 

Gargan 

Trnfa 

Wohcki 

Mulkeen 

Rifler 

Sh Finer 

r,,jik,i 

Csfriburn 

Anderson 

LaRue 

rUilght'S 

Pftzenrnauer 

rasquale 

Bswen 

Gratiam 

Washington 

Given f 

Wolieki 

Dunphy 

Lichlen 

Fan 

Moweil 

Coffoy 

Stsnerdcli 

Spudoek 

Muff 

Wiesi 

Bastett 

Adler 

fin 

Coffey 

StsnBrsei' 

Wei it 

Hawaii • 

Adler 

Huff 

Gleason 

Bassetl 

Pl^meuih Inn 

McOettigan 

Dale 

O'Qrady 

ChriMian 

QunfTtQFe 

Carre 

O'Hanlon 

McCaba 

Bittfler 

Clarii 

bavii 

Johnson 

Lang* 

Ceriy 

5TAJIDINGS 

Fljrrfsrs ttotsl 

Dob's Oflll 

Knighfi PHarmacy 

Fan RMI Estste 

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Caafihes' Pi 

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PAINTS 

M. A. Brutfcr * Sent, 

Ine. 

12th St. & Asbury 

DIAL 399-2070 

or 399-2071 

and, with lour seconds left, 

Washington Township's Jack 

Pfizenmauer bombed from 20 

feet to give Knight's the lead. 

FollowinB the in-bounds pass, 

however, Coffey swished a 

35=fnoier and the game went 

into overtime, setting up 

Given s ârne-winning shot. 

Skip paced the Knight's 

scorers with 20 puints- 

Pfizerimauer and Fran Dunphy, 

of LaSalle, each scored 17 with 

Stedman Graham, formerly of 

Middle Township, netting 18, 

C (i f 1 e y , of Atlantic 

Community College, paced all 

scorers with 27 point-s for Fox. 

Dickinson's Franz Adler, a 

forner Ocean City High School 

star, added 21 with Atlantic 

Community College's John 

Huff scoring 17. 

Flanders took the lead in the 

first quarter and held onto it at 

the end at each period en route 

to their second victory, Bishop 

Eustace's Fran Mdffitt again 

paced I heir scoring with 24 

points, Atlantic Community 

College's Bob Royal added 18 

with Matt Saunders getting 1,3, 

Bog Jim LaRue paced Trofa's 

with IS points, Villanova's 

Rich Mulkeen 8dded 10, 

PAINTING 

K, R. BffiCKLEY 

1340 S.SHORI ROAD 

PAHRMO, N, J, 

PORCfflS • STAms 

lnt*rl*r • Extariw 

399-5354 

Fox evened their record and 

handed Plymouth Inn their 

first defeat Friday night with a 

tremendous fourth quarter 

spurt. Leading, 51-42, going 

into the last 10 minutes. Fox 

.scored 29 pointsjo 13 for the 

losers Sean Gleason, of 

Providence, paced the rally 

with 15 fourth quarter points, 

John Huff paced the winner's 

with'21 points, Phil Coffey 

contributed IS, Gl eason 

finished with 17 and LaSalle'g 

Richie Weist, a former Mbst 

Valuable Player in the league, 

scored 2 

For Plymouth Inn, Steve 

O'Qrady, from L.S U,, scored 

17 points while Vlllanova Fran 

O'Hanlon added 11, 

In tonight's game Bob's Grill 

and Flanders Hotel, both 

Unbeaten, will battle for a 

lhare of first place. Tomorrow 

night winless Trofa's Gulf and 

Coaches' Pizzeria will meet to 

end somebody'( losing streak, 

Thursday night Money's Dog 

School opposes Fox Real 

Estate, 

24-HOUR 

SERVICi 

SOCONY VACUUM 

AOENCY 

111 AHURY AVINUI 

Dial 399-1751 

QUALITY BROADLOOM 

Carpet — Linoleum — Ceramic 

Custom installations 

SPENGLER'S 

231 Weit Avenue Phone 3W-3343 

OCiAN CITY, N.J, AMPLE FREE PARKIN6 

METAL EDGINGS — PAINTS 

WAXES — LINOLEUM REMNANTS 

Ofwt f H I TU1S, Hlru MT., 1 to I FRI. •¥•• 

* RiFRiSH HOME 

PAINT 

INTERIOR - EXTOOR 

•RUSH ind SPRAY 

BAILEY 

DIAL 927-5800 

22 VILLAGE DRIVE NORTH 

SOMiRS POINT 

We certainly had a "ball " in 

our draw doubles tournament 

The shufflers came from miles 

around and our novices (may 

the (food Lord bless them) hod 

a small taste of what 

tournament play reallv is. 

When the smoke cleared away 

our "Winter Terrier,' Roy 

Cp, very silently, with the 

help n f pleasant PBUI 

Lea therrnan out-shot our 

shootin Mnrion Richardson and 

Joltin John Otley to come in 

first. There were 20 teams 

entered and the contest was 

efficiently handled by the 

"Gold Dirt Twins," suave Doe 

Robbins and Lyle "the Toga" 

Umstead 

Wednesday night bloomed 

clear and balmy and out from 

under the boardwalk came 52 

prngressors and did they 

battle! Forty five succumed to 

the terrific strpin and when the 

survivors were found Marion 

Myers and Bea Rodern 

captured the brass rings In the 

men's, playoff. George Jones 

(we just gotta get him back to 

Canada) took first with a 

newcomer, Dan Green, second, 

and pleasant Paul Leatherman 

third. It is reported none of the 

participants required Somlnex 

to make slurnberland that 

night, but next morning Harry 

w 

Shufflin on 

N«ws and gostip et 

Shufflaboard Club 

"the Hat " Campbell was found 

very, very early on one of the 

benches UP stiil msit.l-s he went 

home! 

Dori'f fcirfiet now that the 

4th of July is over you only 

have 4080 hours till ChristmM 

so SHUFFLE, SHUFFLE 

CUHifM Adi Bring R-urt. 

MOREY 

Electrical Gontrnctor 

Fsrmerly of Sehuff tl«e(rii 

M m ». 

Ph, 1W.1MJ 

• RttldciWil * Comnnrcl.i 

Citetrteai Contracting 

• Martiil EiKtrie Haat 

\ U Delicate Warm* 

for Delicate Sleep 

with G-f radiant hoot 

L«f ui ihow you how you can pit this modern h«afing 

tyslern for last money thin you would hiv« to 

piy for ordinary lystemi, W« will be glad te dli- 

CUM the detail* with you. 

Wm. S. ANDERSON 

ELECTRICIANS 

1345 West Ave. Dial 399.5445 

_ . 

* RESIDENTIAL 8 COMMERCIAL • 

ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS 

GENERAL ELECTRIC 

APPLIANCE 

SALES and SERVICE 

PACTORf TRAINID 

M4 ASiURY AVI. 

3W.1SM 

IMttlK 

Corson Electric 

ni wm AVI., OCMN mm. NJ. 

• MWMNTML 

• COMMMCIM. 

• (LECTBIC HMTHM 

c, soiurf, JR. * "w^"" wpuMwai 

.-.•:•• 

f 

m yfi 

'I i 

TUESDAY, JULY 7, 1970 

CLERMONT 

CONSTRUCTION CO. 

REGISTERED BUILDER 

• ROOFING 

• SIDING 

OFFICE. 471 SHORE RD 

CLERMONT 

PHONI 263-B262 

LeH Par Sato - 

Town ind 

CLEARING LOTS 

NO JM TOO BIG 01 

TOO SM»IL 

ERNEST A. 

MADARA, Jr. 

FOR FREE ESTIMATES 

DIAL 399-3010 

PLASTERING 

GREG K CORSON 

NIW WORK ft PATCHING 

VliATERPROOFED STUCCO 

PLASTERING -»-k WIH-M ih*- 

O I • I' ,1 I, C i ! \ Hl-rri. ill I i>n 

Ui'[llirlm>nl will ipun-sur a 

Hnmc Run Derby ' with thfii- 

UKf UniuliK ciivi'rini! IIIIVN frum 

M-vcn Hi Tfuphii", and baseball 

i-cjuipmeni will hi- iiwardi'd u? 

Ihi- top pi-rfnrmi-rs in .>arh ;iyt- 

Uruup 

1 nliki- thr tt-|t-vi?,!on hhtjw 

.ii ,, liw yi'iirk hiirk when 

rcimpeje wilh urn- dnnlher in ,i 

h

PAGE 12 

THI OCEAN CITY SENTINILLIDGiR 

TUESDAY, JULY 7, l?70 

Classified Ads Bring You Quick Results Sandman commends proposed farm bill 


TUESDAY, JULY 7. 1970 

TAKi- 

and FRIED CHICKEN 

PIES Fre.h Daily • Individual Oni*ri Mi SEAFOOD 

TRY OUR SALADS, TOOI DIAL 399-5414 


Wtl WEST AVENUE (Ac,, -from 40th Sfrwt Church) 

(U'KN DAILY INCLUDING SUNDAY IT) TO S 

j 4 

Frith Sttfaot/ Pai'ly 

S-teaki 

Gal! 263-3817 

OCEAMPKm frUMUfctP lAM STKATHMttU 

LOn OuauPtiH SEWM Sea lilt CHy t Ottmtt Crhi) 


Hrre-Kvcrv (»in*st 

is i« V.I.I'. 

H'ii i.ill II i II yinillHi-l I I. Ill lu'dllllllll lilr.illl 

' I k I r • _- iriilin.-- NIIII'II >-\|ii'iii'in i Ilii I 111) •••• - 

. ,it.h -- i \ I. i X t hi fi ^t nd.ll, I r i, = | i j Ui J11 ^ . Ill* V! ' M r i-- 

I'IM, 1 ! ih, i, |, I, i, jilli, ill l| l|.|. 111,1,1c ll- ' I In, ,,! 

UlM iti , - | i !!,•-_( |;(!l!ih I i chilli ,fl 11 f = 

' .-ii" .'. h i i- ./I I / /.. l.'h, l,i ,i I / /' 

Pimirr* Kirri Dm 

i P.M. HI 11 i'.vi. 

rsunilu* I P.M. IO I 1 P.M. 

Hemt of th* 

ZaberM Cocktail 

ABEREJlS 

ANSLISiA INN, WILDWOOD. NJ^\ 

\i Hi* ill 

I KKf i'MIKINc 

nu f in ••- ih, 

I.,11,1. I, *|,,/. /',!,/ 

927-6910 mm 

Rt. 9 and Massachusetts Av#. 

SOMERS POINT, NEW JEfiSlV 

• PLATTIRS 

• DELICIOUS 

SANDWICHES 

fsr Lunch, 

Suppar or i 

UH Ertnlng 

SfMki.l 


Ev«ry Day 

tPACKAGE GOODS 

RESTAURANT 

OCIAN AVENUE .1 fth 

SERVING DINNERS lilMiN WIIKDAYS 

UilMiN SUNDAYS 

CHILDREN'S M1NU 

FOR TAKE HOME 

DINNER SERVICE 

DIAL 399-4013 

AIR COHDTTIOHEJ) 

FRQ PARKING 

|» JERSEY CAPE ROOM 

>, PWVATl DINING FACILITIES FOR PARTIES 

! PROM 2B TO 125 

1^___ DIAL 3991065 

WASHINGTON. D (' 

Cnnjjrrssmiin Churl W 

Sandman. .!r (It . 2nd Disl;.. N 

-S;indmnn. ri-lrmiiU In InniM'i 

and ollii'rs i» !hi' tjiiiivn 

riunibrr n! i'ii n i: i i'îiin 

hiifkrr*. ol tin- Kindlt 

J ) today hailed us "a sti.p in 

Ihoriuhldiri'ftii.n" AirTiculliin. A m i " " m 

Srcri-inry Clifford M Harding ilfin'!',) 1 ,,,""' 

sliil.-mi-iil that hi- would Si, S.tUimi 

aliinii with n Sfifi.QOO limit on 

Fpdi'rul payments to bn 

fnrmrn us parl of u proposed 

IIPW farm bill 

llnrdm mjide ihi- stali'mi-iil 

yi'sti'rday in a brief rurhsidr 

inU-rvii-w afliT ,i spt'crh Io the 

Niilionul Associatinn of Farm , , , . , 

Broadrast. prnviovisiy tin- Not yet ready for rocking chairs 

AdminMtriilKin had mdifalitl i! " - - - - - - r 

would iô ufonil with it 

$110.0011 subsidy limit 

"This will âtisify us for 

Hi.lhmu H'Hl *i'ii : pMiiiurt'r 

Paul mnri' Iliiin SI million 

Tlii* kind of ,*»n 1-^ .in MuinifM 

E o I I m I i Ihr Ami'firiiM l;iXpii>er mid 

h* ! It gTPaU'r versatility in 

c o ve r i n u Ihe Pn t i r e 

municipality" The prpsunt 

rirrhousi- is locati'd on West 

Jersey nv . belweun Ljindis and 

Ontral iivs , and Townsend's 

Inlet section is iinywhere 

between ;10 jind . r i5 blocks 

awiiy 

Why Stand in Line? 

COME TO 

The Alvyn Hotel 

COMPLETE MEALS — ONLY $3,75 

Breakfast 8=!0;30 Dinner ^:30-8 p.m: 

Main Line Chef Profesiional Waiteri 

FRfl PARKINO PHONf 3W.1672 

814 Brighton PUce 

BttwMn 4th and Sth SfrMfl Off AHsfttlc 

DtUCIOUS FOOD . SINSiBLY PRICID 

FOUR Y'S 

RESTAURANT 

A piessaef 15 minute dnve horn 34th St tg 

', IA,\t North ot Tyekahoe on Bout.- 50 

PLATTIRS • DINNERS • COCKTAILS 

TASTY SANDWICHiS 

PIENIY OF PABKIHG 

PHONE 631-1641 

Sen, Williams says; 

U. S. Indochina policy 

reaches turning-point 

Dine Them Out 


THE 

RALEIGH 

DINING ROOM ".«/ W/..,., .?.. 

10TH STREET and WESLEY AVI, 

Fret Parking Phone 399.8512 

— featuring — 

"Sir Waiter's" Special BMAKFASTS 85c •* 

RILL COURSE DINNER 

S 3,95 j 

BREAKFAST • 8 to 10:30 DINNER • 5 to 7.30 

CATERI11G 

When You Entertain.,, 

l Do Al! the Work 

Lmt ui catsr ysuf nest party fsr ysu . . . right in 

your homo Call far menu* and price information. 

Wnddlngi. , . . cocktail partlw , , . clam bakM 

. , . dinner partlM . . , dock parties . . , w lerve 

them all. 

DIAL 3993730 

PLYMOUTH INN 

V. ASHING! ON U S 

Si luitcir UBrriMin A William^ 

-Jr (DNJ) âiii thm wpi-k thr 

L' S m.iv hdvr ri'.irhi'H ,1 

I u ruing pcjini' in \is ptihr% tm 

I In \\ u in Smithrast Asi i 

With !ht .idtiptiiHi nf 1 hi- 

t'*ujpt r Thureh nmrndmrnt hy 

ihf Srn.ji* ,md ihr Îdh-nirnt 

bs Pinnidrnl NiXijn rfh-cLing *i 

miln ir\ Î'ttlcmi-nt nl tht? war, 

we fn,i\ wt'll h J tniis 

hmtnnr .jction, n-^M'ftiny thi* 

rt'^pcmîbiljiy uf th* ( Si n.itc Ln 

ht'lp jfuidr our ndUnnnl pnlir\ 

ppl.iting t* J rridttfp* !jT wjr .ind 

p r u c i* , and military 

upt inLitmh," William^ ^.nd 

It jffirmnd what mdny of 

us II;IM' b* t'n sdVing U*r stjmu 

linn 1 , 11 hv added". 'Tin- 

Amtrican prupltf ar* 1 îck uf 

the si*rmin(*lv endk"s& dnd 

pointlt 1 ^ war in Suuthi*a>t A&id 

Luncheon ftsok Review 

Mrs Mary S Gi'stnn will bn 

program guu^t at the annuaJ 

lu nuhron bocjk n*vii-w tws. t 

Tunsdav a^ thn Ocp.iri City 

Y.scht Club Tht? affajF uprns 

with lunehprm at norm TirknU 

mDV be ubtaint'd by calling 

Mhs Eleanor Eckcnh'if f ,it 

'A9M 4010 

nnd believe ^t is time for us to 

withdraw That sentiment is 

acrurately reflected in the 

Senate 

"Al Ihi' same time, it was 

eiieouraKini: to see Mr. Nixpn 

identify himself with the view 

many of us have held for a long 

time, that it is folly to pursue a ) 

military vie lory in Southeast • 

j 

I Famous For Fine 

j \ 

j For Forty-Five Years 

Surf "Side Restaurant 

34th St. & Central Ave., Ocean City, N, J, 



PISH 'N' CHIPS • CLAMS on the V4 Shell 



DAILY BMAKFASTI LUNCHEON SPECIALS 

"I hupp Mr 

i-mcinstra 

that 

Nixon-will now 

> commitment 

and to the 

p\prpw(d wishes of the* Senate, 

bv ^pet-ding up tht? withdrawal 

of A mrrican troops from 

Soythi*a>t A.H13 and by avoiding 

any mtire expansions of th& 

war ûch as the Cambodian 

mvssirjn ' hp dt*clared 

$ DOLLAR DINNERS $" 

CHOICE OF 4 ITEMS 

VIAL CUTLET (Tomato S«uei) 

CRAB CAKE • PEPPER STEAK 


CHOICE OF I VEGETABLES, 

ROLL 1 igTTBR 

ALSO A COMPLETE DINNER MENU 

HOURS: 7 A. M. to 11 P. M. DAIY 

TAKE-OUT ORDERS CALL 398-9841 j 

mmmmmmmmmmmmMmmmmmm il 

78th and DUN! DRIVi AVALON, N. J. 

;:•:•:•. 

I Now Offering Main Dining Room 

I Service and Casual Dress Dining 

I in the GALLEON ROOM 

I; FAMILY PRICED MENU DA NCING WED. THRU SUN. NITES 

* * 



ANNOUNCES THE ARRIVAL 

OF THE BEST PIZZA IN TOWN 

ANCHOVIES . MUSHROOM • PEPPERONII 

25< extra^.n stl, 40» extra L n fI, u 

irlng this Ad and Receive 25* OFF 

on small sizt and 40« on large. 

CALL 399-6589 and YOUR ORDER 

WILL BE READY WHEN YOU ARRIVE 

OPEN SUNDAY-THURSDAY B a.m-12 p.m. 

FRIDAY-SATURDAY 8 a.m.-l a.m. 

THE GOOD DLL DE3 

0LB-FASHIONED 

including THE FOOD at. 

YOU'LL FIND IVHYTHING'S STILL 

. OCEAN crrri 

OLDBT and TRULY FINEST 

RESTAURANT 

r,ONSiSTiNTi,Y riNi FOOD >nd SERVICE FOR OVEH HALF A CENTURY 

CUP-ON SPECIAL! 

A Special Full Course Dinner 

Served 7 Dayi a Week, 

from 4 P. M. 


(LOOK FOR THIS DAILY SPECIAL 

ON OUR MINU) 

NOW OPEN ? DAYS A WEEK 

8.30 A, M, to 9 P, M, 

SIRViNO BRIAKFAST. LUNCH and DiNNIR 

•• It' 

!' , 

CUSSIFfED ADVERTISEMENTS 

CLASSIFIED AD RATES 

Advcrtiwrnpnu for the»« columns should be in the 

office ol the SentlncILedger TOR TUESDAY EDITION nrt 

later than Saturday Noon (or rrgyjar clnssiiipd section and 

not later than Monday noon (or the Too-Late-To-Classify. 

Friday cdlfion. NOON WEDNESDAY for regular elassifled 

section and THDHSDAY NOON for inn TOO-UATE.TO 

CLASStrY 

r 

One Time, a Words or Less ..... .,,... Us 

(fc ppr word t")(('i 1 i 1 dinB JS worts) 

Ad Running 5 Conirculivv Times, with a Worts or 

Uo ......'................. BOO 

Ads requiring Box Numbers, 25c More 

— All Classified Advertising Cash — 

TOO LATE TO OwKSSIFY ADS 25e QCTJU 

Copy maHed in, gtven to repreBentitlve or brought to 

office personaUy, MUST BE ACCOMPANIED BY CASH OR 

STAMPS to cover c?ost. Cop> accepted over phone as rnurtray 

and convenience to customer. Rerniiirinre must he in baforo 

•rtvertisement is set in type 

Classified Display Advertising - Be per Agate Une 

LOST — A iadiH whil» potimbooli 

loit tn vicinity of 4DtH ind Central 

Av«. Piea&e notify feiri Rayls Som 

•ft Pant. 9J7S0M 1-1 

I.QST = agua walifft at 3rd aftd 

W«l Au« Bo-...l Call 1WJJJ8 

7 7 

FEMALE HELP WANTED 

STORE CLERK — y»»f round im- 

ploymeni eppoftuntty in Central 

City (tor*, Ejpenenert preferred 

Ssnd faferHnoei and previous efn 

pleymeflt raeerd is Setftmei Ledger, 

Box IB) tf 

for y««r round 

pesitien. Liberal vacation s£hed 

Ule, ssQ#llent salary and fringe ben* 

grfits. Sind tduCatianaf background 

and stperitnes to B@x 38^ Sentinel' 

U^gef. 7-iJ 


AOEHCY INC. 

eOMPLETI INSURANCE 

SMOHI B0*D, MARMORA 

DIAL 3W-4344 

MALE HELP WANTED 

NEED HELP i.ttlnf ill thoM lob. 

dsn>> CarBcntry, pllntlnf, »lt.r» 

tlpfii. sfg. AH wsrk expsrtly dens 

Csli 3MJ441 fof frt« Htimita tf 

EXPIRIDilCED CARPENTER — Call 

tntr 5:30 1I9-47J4 """" j'i 

SITUATIONS WANTBD 

HIGH SCHOOL OIRLS rf«if» Jo»i •> 

babysitters, «xp«nenced and r#= 

habla Call 39-7 

COLLIttE OIRL dHires domestic 

wftrk. reliable own transportation 

111 per d»y, $8 half diy Call 

3998*43 7-7 

MALE OOLUIBE ORAPUATE ill) 

Anxioui t@ find empisymeftt. Re= 

Bde« m 0 C, Referenco available. 

Sill., iOU Omn A»e 7-7 

SAi¥S(TTER er eompaniefi. Mature 

weman. references Monday to 

Thurs. only. CaJl 3»».i4Ot, 7-10 

PERSON desire* j@s as a dis^. 

washer w busboy. Aje Jo 

worti Otru Labor Day h 

398.0190, 

BROOKS 

Qualify TV 

(Formerly SchLiff 5 TV Mfr ) 

• TV S RADIO REPAIRS 


• « « SERVICING 

PHILCO Sale, and Service 

TV RENTALS 


206 E, Seventh Sfrtat 

Phone 399.8699 

Open Friday Eu.nlng. 

PAINTING — ejterior, interior. Call 

anytime 199-94S1 tf. 

LATE MODEL CORVETTE Sting RJy, 

Butterfly roof loiw mileage power 

windows. power steering.' Like 

new. Write Bo» 374 or, call after 

8 p.m. IW-IIBJ, if. 

WOK A NEW 1970 VW or good used 

VW call Andy 6411800 Soetiality 

VW, 1100 Albany ilvd,. West Atlan- 

tic aty. 7.7 

OLDSMOILg '6». turquoiM white 

interior, foil pewer, air eondition. 

polyglass tires, low mileage, must 

be êen, like new in and out $3991 

Call 199-fllO, tf 

ONE CAR CARRIER tsno'em frailer. 

Mi HIM and tires, electric 

Brakes. 1650 Call 399.9110, tf 

Itfi GRAND PRIX, power steering 

Bower brakes automatje, AMFM 

stereo, nlue with black vinyl top. 

immaculate. Call 39JI1S4 710 

1SS7 VOUKSWAOIN, eneeHerit cona~ 

low mlisase, 100 percent guaran- 

tee. Call i99.707(, 7-7 

MUST SILL ,- 19S| TR I, Brwately 

owned, aiceilent csnd, }6iO, Call 

after 5 p.m. 199-761) 710 

COBVETTI 'U Coriv with hard too- 

AM-FM 4 «peea, poll. 327300 HP, 

now tire*, aiceilent cond I34B0 

Ottt J9S-1511, 7 17 

IMS CONVAIR convertible, radio and 

twater, rww tlfw, good eond, 

rntkm offer, Call J99.M33, 77 

1961 RAMBLgR conv., auto Irans,, 

power stesrlng, radio, good tires 

ISO. Call 399-5901. 7:7 

WINDOW 

SHADES 


and Cumm MsdtDripH 

Installations ArmnBrt 


DIAL 399.2802 


DRAPERIES and SHADES 

743 ASBURY AViNUE 

tf 

SEASHORE SERVICES, e»peri«nced 

personnel Ueeflsed by TRY Pajnt- 

ini, car wa«, home, office, apart, 

ment cleaning, bar tenderi. party 

serwee crews, baby sitting, housi 

mamtenanse. 39S.1074 14 hn 7-io 

LAWN 

MOWERS 

REPAIRED 

CAPE MAY 

COUNTY RENTAL 


OCEAN CITY 

398.0032 

THE OCIAN CITY SENTINiLLBDOIR 

PROF. SERVICES FOR SALE 

PAOI 1J- 

APTS, FOR RINT 

PA £ I ;!!,. M *'i 0!N . n . * N D fhinimu in rn:(,fr,Arr,B FOB S»I 

>ble Kin r.,i] i)?ii(,jj i 'Hrm'p 

hill . * 

PAINTING 

Exterior Painting 

Including High 

Difficult Houses 

Local Referencffs 

CAJJ. 927.4777 

1 J ^.!M'--.',t'.l ^.,N,,rrJ.tri ^p( •-,* m m ,1(j 

nnn, 11 „,,,,., (,,,,,,, 

lh »h iti 

! 

|3 j- 

ÂQ'hPJiM SUMMER- RENTALS 

nn maierpi hsih N,g»t 

it! rF5tr.r W^TC.Jt? f.I r. cLi ft Ii .(, $| );> A ftlfK T*r, 

f-*r./r.- h-itl Wew g-^rt r-onfi i fc 30 fiPdr-^rv. ,,pii Mfdii^M Fo 

'•••'i mam? 71 r V,,,, „,„,„ , ,,„ .„,,,., 

7 \0 

TUTORING - H«h «eJlooj m a l h 

rah J91S-47O5 " 7 17 

PROF, SERVICES 

PAINTING AND HAULING and Odd 

Jobs CJU 3(9-7101, after 7pm 

call 391-1697 710 

MR, K'I 

LAWN CARE 

and SERVICE 

Trimnwd, 

•nd Fed 

398-1567 

PROTICT YOUR 

FAMILY and 

HOMI 

Da i» yourself 

FIRE & BURGLAR 

ALARM KITS 

Eaiy to Ifitfsll 

Wm. S. Andafson, 

Inc., Electricians 


Dial 3995445 

6 fulty fyr 

BUSINESS SIRVICi 

MENS AND WOMEN'S Alt,ral,on« 

CM portly Sane ana p'ompi s.rvice 

RHUniBii An/1im« on week6afi 

Mr and Mrs Htnry Miklanan 1410 

C«nlral Ass , 399*87 3 , f 

G & L ROOnNG 

HOTTARSPICIALISTS 

N«w rool. old roof r»p«irM. roof 

reeeate^ with purs hot tar 

AVERAGE SIZE ROOF III 

Also siding and ihmgles 

CALL 88^7939 

SCUBA DIVING SEBVICE, hull clean 

ing, prop inspeetisn and replace- 

ment, light salvage, pier and bulk, 

head mainlenanc-e, cable and pipe- 

Una insp«Gisd, swimfTMnlE pools 

maintained jam« Senneida- eafl 

J59.0B0O. "" " 7-17 

POOS, CATS, PETS 

MUMANi iOCirrV of 0 C has 

homeiMJ snimals urek.ng TLC 

»nd a gooii home Moura 9 11 am 

and 1 30 to 1:50 B m Tefiness« 

*ve and Shelt.r Rd , 3W61II tit 

«• t.f 

STRiPPFL 

rail Qfce, 

MOVlNR 

'SDrri d'r 1 

nSon? fa 

PrtFif Mfn 

aUNTiE r 

a^- -r-y ^ 

5 FUSNiru»F PO^ 

HO'« P'lif Egg H 

14H9 Ops-i pn Sijr 

&AU 

ar-bOr 

fr 

TION RFFÎGERATOR sad 

%\r>Q Call S?l?3g7 7 10 

— S*lhrtg |!m5Ht 

• mg rgofn furn-f yFp 

6pm Nt. dral^r^ 

L aABONADA «ind@y 

us *ton* S30 r^'! 1^ 

iQUt £ - &ac-k again 

^ -ind ursijfeya! f hff 

J e Corn e & re* 5* 

? I! 

» fan. 

11J9 

7 7 

Gifli. 

633 

9-4 

Cot 

-•""• ii-â t;Mfii,-ai AVH t * 

IUM , i - JUL? ii - R^.a*oii#i 

îtrf IBtH V UOM to bsae-h 

jfd bg.i'gwsib j D^draoftii Nonf 

.lid b-iufc porch ga% Brtrt>eqy» off 

h\>*& B^S'ng Call 199 M?? If 

WSIHABU FIRST FLOOR APT -= 

i 1QI Cpfiifa' Awe . fierwen.wit 

torn?* rh^riiJ snd f'^t to b^f.H 

Seas.rjn hdif yaton Reasonable 

^Q? lill^ Si 4Kond floor t f 

APT 4HD ROOMS fieatonsbl* 

&mftll cottage JLin* 7? July 1 ] 

Ii 30 Sonip 2 west "^fitîi avail 

4!fl Ocean Aê 399 1864 7 10 

fMLANCY FFFiCIENCr APTS S2d 

Deiancy Pf j/eijps L.B to 3 |?| 

pe^ «p-«fe i hlrtrfc iFnm bBsc-h 39^ 

1039 7 14 

BtAUTIfUt EFFlCliN'JY 4PT f.rsf 

, floor fae-mg bay, comsf ipes- 

litsn private sntFsnee, ipaej&it 

pQFth frtoda-rn Q^tf^!«it« fr»S 

Barkmg Wfekiy rentals June sfid 

July half leaiffi frrjrri Augutt I 

Bay Brtue, 345 Bay 4V# i^mcr 

dth St ) 7=7 

TITAN Aflâctivt fuFor^hed three 

LOTS FOR SALI 

JUST THREE MILES to Ocean Urea 

iDO. Ui- lot, in M armors with ill 

-mprorVBrtients installed Lower tales 

Take 34lh St to Haute 9 turn 

MRht to Builder, s

CAGE H THB OCiAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER TUISPAY, JULY 7, H 

Court 

continued from pagr I 

an assault and bulU'ry rhnrgr 

brought by Shirley Rpmbrrt, 

of thp same address MIM, 

Remtn'rt claimed that Miiywnrri 

liilri triifl in fhokc hi-r tlunni; 

;in iirijumi'iit nil .lunc 27 

tliimcs M (inlli|>iin. ill 

Artlmiinv P.i , w,m hilil fin llu- 

Kraml 11i r-> mi piiweMtiiui ul 

marijuana t'h,iru>'s (ialliuan wan 

picked up hv jmlkv ,)ui\v -U) HI 

hi* car ill rriinl ill I Ifii! AvburV 

av 

TUESDAY and WiDNiSDAY NITiS 

4 to I P. M. 

THE 

WHITEHALL 

71J OCEAN AVI. 

For 

PHONE 

HOT and COLD SALADS and MiAT DIIH1S 

COLD FRBSM SHRIMP SPECIAL 

beach at 

21sf Street, AVALON, N, j, 

(Area Code 609) 967-3426 


Open Daily To The Public For Dinner 

CONEY'S 

34TH STREET 

OH JOOSIVB,T K,¥D. OKt Mill FBQM IHIDOE 

LIQUOR 

STORE 

OttOHTEP & DOKffiSTIC 

RYE • BOUBBON • GDI 

MM AND WDR 

COLD BEER 

©FBI WEHBAYS 

» AM TO 10 PM 

HO UU3 ON SUHDAY 

BAR & 

COCKTAIL 

LOUNGE 

OPEN I AM 

DIAL 399-9851 

-\i, 

We Don't Toot Our Own Horn 

... But You Win, After Dinner 

at the POINT DINER 


in B comfortable, pleasing atmosphere. 

PHI 

PARKINS 

OPEN 24 HOURS 

. A DAY 

> 

"STOP SEARCHING 

ALL AROUND" 

IN OUR 21st YEAR 

Three yiiiillH. I'llllFi-fd Wilh 

ilmnk ;IIKI ili.Mirderly rumlm i 

piiiri Iitii.3. MI' $fiO .mil J.'tfi Mns 

Hli(l|IC H,L« fllil-ll $/i() I'llf hciilll 

drunk .it Ihr 'till M him li 

K.iturd.iy .sRemiinii (toidim II 

Hr;lki\ ill Pm.s|lii'l I'iirk, P;i 

,111(1 llrlliiiill A McC.'inil. (il 

1 : |1|)IT [liirli\, i',il - h p.ml $;iri ml 

K rank/.I ,.f He VUfk. 

|l:ml .1 $h() iiir fit'hliiiij :ll (ith 

*l .Mid Ofi'i ii ;iv Friday iiiuhi 

A numhn II f viiiHhs piiici lilies 

e*.p .in*! whi>.kes in 

m 

In thi' inn spllll ill 111,ll,ilula> 

Willuiil A Haniit, ,ii 

nt Caindi'i WilS .irreMetl l'i 

linun^ lour i'irt' i'Farkr 

|),MKI»K in at '(111 «l 

hn.inlw.llk illllv ith n 

Posts flag theft 

cronic eeeurance 

Kiiijillwciiiii. p;isl 

ul' Miiryiiii Hiint'k 

P,,M 1.1 Amcriiiiii Li'Uiiin. 

reported lirfl.lV t li 111 Ini Ilir 

r.nirth cniijie 

ihi' Amrnran j! ill thi• pnsl 

humi- w'.w MiiliM Friday ni|jhl 

M- Smiillwiiiid ,.iid ihiii ihi' 

F'.iM ki(-|i-. lli" Amiiiian line 

rivinc mi Ihi' 0 ii up • > :', I him!*, a das willi 

n*>i*ill'i:hi* t u n i ' t i " H i i r f n y 

Hark 

After thi- third tirnn it was 

taken. Iwi! Voting mi'ti Wi-iit lii 

I he |i II h ci> w h i) wri •• 

invt's! itjiilin^ and iiav*' thi' tlay 

In Ihcitl •niyirij; it was liiii 

-.uppiiM'il in fly nrnunri 1-hr 

e lurk, .i c en f d i n c m 

Smiillwiiiid s riipurt Thi' past 

ri imriiiindrr pitini-h itut thai ihi' 

m < n vvi-Ti- m i.sfakrn, ihr 

AmrntTiM flay can flv as lunjj us 

Ihr nwiinr raf^ U> U'l it ri'miiin 

lip 

Smallwood iiddcrf ihiii hr 

hop*^ whopvi-.r has taken ihi f 

fliies nvrr this period will put 

them Hi sutid usr and display 

thorn as a gpnd AmiTICHn 

should 

"VERY TASTY" 

it tht only Wiy ts 

the food at 


DINING ROOM 

71S STH STREiT 

BREAKFAST 

DINNER 

. f.M 

4:M 

Hill 

liN 

INTERSECTION CRASH Three people were injured in this two car collision 

Friday afternoon it 16th It. and Asbury av. A city but barely missed being struck by 

ortfl of the cars (Counsellor Photo) 

July 16, 17 and 18 

Cape May County 4-H Fair listed 

r h i 1 aniiuai Capi- May 

Cnunij A H Fnir will hi' hold 

this vi'iir un July 18. 1 T ,ind 1H 

in I he 4 if Kmi ndat ion 

. Griuinds un | hi 1 Dcnnisville rd , 

mil' ill Ms- mirth of fapi. Mav 

Court H 

•1 H ASrni M p ! i I I : r 

Iîrkwrjiid pointed out the Car! 

that thi' i H Fair is the plfire 

whrri' all 4 H miimrH'rs 

rt.njifMyate wllh their proii'ct 

work In put on display for the 

piiblir to see Lock wood snid 

that every 4 Her is phj/ihlr to 

displiiv whatever hi' has grown, 

reared or made as part of his 

4-H priijecf over the past yi-ar 

Every exhibit in the fair "by a 

4H'fr will receive a ribbon 

whether it be pind, very gnod, 

or excellent and also premiums 

are paid lor very piori and 

excellent displays, rjisplays will 

rover everything from clothing 

to foods to woodwork and 

electricity to animals, yes even 

to a new project in weight 

liftinc, Lockwuod said. On 

Thursday morninK at tho Fair, 

judges will come in and judge 

all the exhibits and make 

whatever decisions are justifipd 

ON ROOSEVELT BLVD. 1'/, MILIS WIST OF 

OCBAN CITY ON MTH STRIIT 

THE SURF ROOM 

AVAILABLI FOR PRIVATE PARTilS (upid M) 

ORCANIIATIOHS • CLUBS • PRIVATE INTRANCE & BAR 

if_ HUFrjn^SKRVICE AVAILABLE 

Open Dally 'til Midnight • Frl. & Sat, 'fN 2 a.m. 


Clams on the Half Shell or Steamed • Sandwiches 


Service - Dial 399-4906 

Delivery 

CRAB TRAP 

Lofw/aie oLoungc ilf /%eitaurani 

ON THI CIRCli SOMIRS POINT 

— DIAL n7-7»77 — 

SPECIAL LUNCHEON MENU 

$ 1.50 

MONDAY a 

Broiled Fillet of Bluefiih or 

Chicken Chow Main 

TUESDAY 

Fried Fillet of Flounder, Tartar Sauce 

or Rigatoni with Hot "Sausage 

WEDNESDAY 

Fisherman's Shrimp and Rice or 

Salisbury Steak and Gravy 

THURSDAY 

Deviled Clams, Tartar Sauce or 

fvlanicotti with Meat Balli 

FRIDAY 

. Stuffed Flounder with Lemon Sauce 

or Chicken a la King on Toast 

SATURDAY 

Stuffed Peppers or 

Italian Cheese Shells with Meat Balls 

• SERVED NOON 'Ttt, 3 P.M. # 

by I he quality nf work 

presented Judges are all 

eompeieni people who know 

whal they are looking at and 

will do a very credible job 

Thursday evening at the fair 

the annual Queen Pageant held 

when the 1970 71 Queen will 

be ehoM>n from among Debbie 

Widulesworth, »f Tuckahue; 

Barbara Wolf, of Villas, Chris 

Von Ahnen, nf South Seaville, 

Patrice Gallaher, of Erma; and 

Roberta Klott. of Cape May 

Court House Vying for the 

Queen's escort are Frank 

Zangafi, of Court House, and 

Robert Acevedo. of Marlyn 

Manor. 

Also on Thursday evening 

the annual Lamb sale will be 

held where 4-H members who 

have raised lambs will sell them 

to the highest bidd»r Mrs. 

Stoney Hess, of Cawtown, will 

be auctioneer again this year. 

On both Friday and 

Saturday there will be horse 

shows held at the fair. The 

Western will be held on Friday 

and the English on Saturday. 

On Friday night at the Fair 

Bill Keuhn will appear to lead 

the 4 H'ers and other young 

people who come to the fair in 

a popular Hy Lit dance evening 

where he will play rock and 

roll records, dance with the 

kids and Just generally have a 

good time. 

On Saturday evening the 

annual 4-H Fashion Show will 

be held where the 4-H girls 

who have made clothing in 

their project work will model 

this clothing for the public, 

and this will be fallowed by a 

cavalcade of winners where 

trophies and awards will be 

made to outstanding 

i/ie Oldimm 

"Nothing makes it harder 

to call a spade a spade than 

blisters," 

Too Late To Classify 

REDUCE SAFE AND FAST wHh 

Gsbnc Tablots and E-Vap "watar 

Bills" Knights Pharmacy, Jth and 

Wesley AVB. Tf,f 

LOTS TOR SALE _ J el»(e» loti~ 

SO!! Haven Ays. and S020 H»ven 

Aua 40ilIS filled to grade, tlaj. 

*vsfk grid curb, wster sewer and 

S3! lints irf. Gail S99.'7OO9 « inv 

broker, 7,jr) 

SENIOlT~OrTI«NS — dun firM 

Hoqr apt, I bedroom. Hying, tUntng 

room, kllctien bath, private porch 

Musle Pier ares |450 to Aui, 1 

SeptJKX). Mr,. F. n. a n d ^ 

SUPreOARD — Hwrali styBrt, ft" 

perfect Bond- txight r«d, rsmsv.' 

able fin 171 Can bs Hen Oesanlc 

Hots! or call 399-1310. 7-10 

IT RICMAMSON BOAT, myst b* 

seen to appreciate. Calf 399-7269, 

7-10 

pht> 

youngsters for their 4 H work 

"VI I the [>,1M ^ t ,ir i, tuili' 

There will be commercial 

exhibiotiK at the fnir displaying 

their wares jind uuiny of them 

will be selling sjiine, there w 

be iimiiHTncriLs (it the fair this 

year, a f e r r i .s wheel 

merry-go round, kiddv rides 

nnd liomi'thiiig for all uges in 

the nde category A pet show 

will hi' held again at the fan 

this viar when \oung\terswi 

bring in their pets dressed up 

and the biggest and the 

smallest and the funniest 

looking nnd will be judged and 

awards will be made to the 

youngsters 

Ijockwood said too. that the 

VilliiH Blue Angels Drum and 

Bugle Corp will perform again 

this year and will precede the 

Queen Pageant into the Fair 

pounds on Thursday evening. 

The Mid-Cape Rotary will 

have the drawing for the 

Maverick automobile which 

they ire raffling off for the 

benefit of the 4-H Foundation 

on Saturday evening. 

Every evening of the fair 

there will be the annual 

chicken barbecue served and a 

fish fry on Friday evening for 

those who prefer. 

Sleuths 

dintiniii'il fr,irn paiji. I 

look Mimir a ehifk tor 

SOHTi 7,1, thill is hjs ri>i;ul(ir pay 

liiid S ,1 fj I )'i in iivi-rtimi- 

Ovcriimc is basi.fl un a 

slriiiuhl hmirly wage rntt- and 

Ihrn half thr (iital iiumlior uf 

hours in tiimpinsniory timr 

off In iidditiiin u, the raKh 

bonus, Divcl will n-rcivo ricariy 

two nnri ii hall wiTkn off in 

rnrnprnsiitory Umi" 

Divel isn't the only one 

hiirvt-istini! thf hfnnfiiji of 

overtimii in thi' poliff 

departrnont Dftuetivi. Jamis, 

NickIPS has run up a lutaj of 

$44fl 93 thus fnr this yPnr A 

third d.lretiVM, Joseph 

NtSRtido has ctilkctfd $3.11.87 

in udditinnul pny Paul 

Counsnlhir. a rliii'rtivp for 

sliuhtly man- than n month, 

has amasfiod $9,49 H2, mrat of 

it iid-umulaii'il diinnii his days 

m uniform 

Most uf thi. uniformed 

personnel didn't make out 

unywhprr mar a,s well as the 

deu'ciives Patrolman William 

Qrcen has been paid $87.60 for 

his extra hours, and Patrolman 

John Morris $BB 37 for his 

overtime work 

TILTON SHOPPING CENTEH 

NORTHFIELO — 646-1U7 

Froc p#r*lnR at the Door 

STARTS TOMORROW 

WEDNESDAY. JULY Mi 

"•••• HIGHEST RATING! 

A thriller of human* interest, 

humor and suspense galore!" 

- Wanda Halm, N.y. Doily New, 

MDDRkYN 

turdwilk •( Meeriyn Tan 

Phe J99-M7S 

CtOStD SUNDAY 

L»iT TiMII TOOAf 

CenthiuMii N»n ID MWnlta 

"A BOY NAMED 

CHARLIf IROWN" 

STARTS WID,. JUL¥ 8 

CBnllnunii Nonji lo MldniU 

mm POWERS .SILVERS 

TECHNICOLOR' ***» 

8lh and Boirdw.H 

Phoo. 199^69* 

CLOSED SUNDAY 

LAST TIMII TODAY 

thawi 2, 7 * 10 

"PAINT YOUR 

WAOON" 

iTAirrs D., JULV I 

From 2 p-rn. 

Wh*n they take you 

for an out-ojtoumsr, 

th*yjmally tube you. 

"BLOCK-BUSTING.,.ASURE-FIRE HIT!" 

— Doroihy ônneri, L.A, HeroWExominer JURLiMMMSUDVieM 

IHMMiniT 

TrlEOUT^-IOWHtBS 

A RQ$f. HUNTER f 

AIRPORT 

BURT LANCASTER • DEAN MARTIN 

JEAN SEBERG JACQUELINE BISSET 

GEORGE KENNEDY HELEN HAYES 

VAN HEFLIN MAUREEN STAPLETON 

BARRY NELSON LLOYD NOLAN 

yuy§ jaipege t Eoseucne if itfai IHE m¥ti IT minis KS (HI ifum i •!« run IT BUOUCID ir 

ALFRED NEWMAN ' ARTHUR HAILEV -L.EORGE bEATON ROSS HUNTER 

4 UNlVlHSAt ClClLmt - TtCHfilCfXOH* • PfoOuftd tr FOMM I0DD AC- [>*] *U ASH .OMinio 

€ 51RAND> 

9th and Boardwalk 

Phom 399-9676 

NOW PLAYiNG 

ConHnueui from Noon 

Lit, Show 10:20 

ADVANVED PRICK 

CLOSED SUNDAY 

h Stutel 

•-

v * 

CD CHECK - Civil Dofen*. >f 

Etta C Bevan 

Obituaries 

Mrs. Etta C Sevan, of 1 I W 

Station rd , died Monday ,it Hi" 

Linwood Gjnvaleseehi Cemrr 

She was 9,1 

Mrs. Bevan was boni in 

Christiana, Pa . formiTly lived 

in Chsddsford, Pa , and mini d 

to this city in 1911 Fur many 

years she had made her hunie 

at 618 Central av 

She was a mrabfr of the P 

0. of A., Daughters of Ami'nra 

and the Friends Meeting nl' 

Marjborough, Chester County. 

Pa. 

Surviving are four dau|jhit'n>, 

Mrs- Margaret Montgomery, 

, Mm, France! . aifford, Mrs 

Sarah Cleland and Mrs Hazel 

Boland, ail of this city, two 

grandchildren, two great 

grandchildren md one great 

great grandchild 

Funeril services will b» held 

Friday at 11 a.m. from the 


§09 Centra] av , with the Rev 

William R, Allen, pastor of the 

First Presbyterian Church, 

officiating. Interment will be at 

Laurel Memorial Park, 

Pomona. Friends may call 

Thursday evening between 7 

and 9 o'clock. 

Earl W. Strange 

Earl W, Strange, of 104 23rd 

st,, died yesterday in Shore 

Memorial Hospital after a short 

iUness. Hi was 71. 

Mr, Strange was a World War 

I Arrny veteran and a retired 

school teacher having taught in 

the Philadelphia area for 38 

years. 

He was a member of 

Manatee Ledge 31 F and AM 

of Bfadenton, Fl»., Chapter 13 

Order of Eastern Star also of 

Bradenton, National Retired 

Teachers Association and 

Willow Grove Post 308 

American Legion, 

Surviving are his wife, 

Florence E,; two sons, E, Roy, 

of Broomall, Pa., and Edward 

W,, of this city; one daughter, 

r 

itiDViMc and M'ttme li p a 200 bed 

I'nirrjjcncy hospital in i-vent of a niK'li'ar 

disixtj'r The I'quiprncnt is supplied by 

I hi 1 fi'iii'nil government mid is strirnrl in 

tin- fMl hmlrling 

Mr* AuHres I ilbrrl, ill thitii\-,;ind 

nmr irnindrhildn'n 

Funi'ral M-rviri^ will hi' 

tiindiiiMnd Mund,is ;i! 10 ,i m 

[mm 'he Wimhere FuncFnl 

Hnmr. .'ill Ashun, ;iv with 

the R,n William' H Allen. 

pifcMor (illheFir^t Pre-*h\ 1*'n.in 

Churrh. iti'l'ir i.ih ny Interment 

will be m AFCKIMS f'rmi'fery. 

ArrNi y. P;i 

John Molock 

John Miilnck. df Ifi Mfrii.r 

pi , died Thllndiiy, lilM wi-ek. 

in Shorv Mertiiiriiil Ho^pi (;il 

Mr Mcilnek wil* burn ill 

Maryland and had rrwidi- his 

home hi're for IB year* He was 

a member of St Jamei. AME 

Church iind the Pride nf Ocean 

City Lodge 757 IBPOK ul W 

His only survivor is a 

brother in law Siimuel Wond*. 

of this nty 

Funrral services will be held 

this evemni; iit H ii clock from 

St Jiimeh AME Church 

use 

MAR-TAN 

LOTION 

SALE 

1,28 Bottle FREE with 

the purchase of (my 

2,25 bottle of any 

MAR.TAN Product 

for those who 

PERSPIRE 

HEAVILY 

Intertnpnt will bi- at Lincoln 

Memorial Park. Mays Landing 

CD gtts $1,199.28 

state aid funds 

Civil Dcfen.î 1 Direttor 

George Morgan jlliii jUnred 

receipt uf a check for 

11.199 2H from (he Treasurer 

of the Slate ul New Jersey for 

CD expenses in the third fiscal 

quarter 

The money i., MVuilable 

through a Fedcriil program 

covering partial reimbursemrnl 

for the cost nf CD personnel 

,tnd administrative expends 

This assistance uoi's only to 

municipalise- that are eligible 

To be abh 1 yPfi&Aum 

Antl-Perspirant 

\n iinnpcr-.pirjiil that reiilIs 

iMiik-l C iiiiwini far more .Hillucmev, 

,ii|cnt th.in can possihK 

he put in .in jcrosi'l sprn> can 

/I'I ,/m/i|ii/i Snh« underarm 

pii'hlems tin ni.uis y.ho h,id de* 

H|i,iiickt ol i• 11 c 111 v e help, 

Mitthum Nnii-I'erspirant. with 

IIH-( II'IHI H.iuêkeL'piiijjjjuar.in. 

ice '.cil. keeps underarms ,ihô- 

Intel* Ui> li'i ihiius.iiids u! grate- 

!ul uwi^ l*iisiMvc .iclion coupled 

uith w'iMiipk'ie uciiilends in noriii.il 

skin .md diMhiiiy is m.idc. 

ti) continue its 

growth and efficiency, the 

local CD organization needs 

more volunteer*, who are 

willing to lake training in mdin 

coverage Anyone interested 

may obtain an application by 

writing or calling Iht- CD office 

at IHth st and Simpson av 

1 

pi'ssihk' h> ,i dilTcrcnt formula 

piiuhit'cil h> (he iiustwiii'thv 57vc'iî'Ui 

Miiwhuni Libor.itoncs. 

I [ills cllct'iiu' ,is .1 ilcodoraiii. 

IiHI, 111 lOUHt' S.ll isfat't ll'll 

gu.ii.inlcijj, ot return II to store 

Ini i m nied i.i i c cash refund 

hadeiiHir perspiration worrio* 

lor luvunnus underarm drvnc'i.''. 

in;! the piisitiu 1 protection of 

M i u hum A n t i-l'crspi ra ill 

I iLinul or cream. 

90-ila\ '.upph. S.I 00 

THi OCIAN CITY SlNTINiL LlDQER FRIDAY, JULY 10, 1970 I PI%l " Mt ' JUL1 »"• '»7O (Mi OCBAN CITY SiNTINiLLEDOiR PAOI 3 — SECTION ONI 

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8,000 B.T.U. 

189.95 

9,000 B.T.U. 

199.95 

(LIMITED SUPPLY) 

ALL MODELS 

IN STOCK 

FOR 

IMMEDIATE DELIVERY 

CHAISE LOUNGE SALE 

•27 

Gay Floral Vinyl Covered 

Innerspring Seat Cushion 

Red - Graen - Yellow 

Lightweight Aluminum Frame 

with Adjustable Bock "" 

OUTDOOR FURNITURE CUSHIONS WORN OUT? Replace them from 

Our Great Selection 

Vk«rifiieA'i Pi Nl IT 

FOAM PAD 

for FOLDING CHAIR . . , 

FOAM PAD 

for FOLDING CHAISE , . 

FOAM PAD 

for CHAIR SEAT , , , . 

2.95 

6.50 

1.39 

RfiDWOOD CHAIR CUSHIONS , from 7.00 

REDWOOD CHAISE CUSHIONS from 13.95 

CART RIDE CHAISE CUSHIONS . . 8.95 

2-Piece Thick FOAM CHAISE 

CUSHIONS from 14.95 

2-Piece FOAM FILLED CHAIR 

CUSHIONS ....... from 8.10 

4-Ptece GLIDER CUSHION SiTS . 19.W 

3-Piece Thick FOAM GLIDER 

CUSHIONS 29.W 

and Many More Styles 

WATERPROOF RAINCOATS for GLIDERS 5.50 - CHAISES 4.95 - CHAIRS 3.50 

9:30 A. M. to 5:30 P. M, — Op«n Friday A Saturday Ev«nings 

FURNITURE & APPLIANCE ANNEX — 139 Wtit Av»nu« 

DIAL 3W-551! 

Lifeguards complete 

resuscitation court* 

For the i-iehlh consecutive' 

yt'nr all iticmh.. of the Qfpan 

City BiNirh Patrii! from thiriipuun 

in thi> beach polici' 

liavr piirliripuU'H in Ihi' Now 

Jersey Bi'll Ti'lcphiinr 

('otnp.'iriy'.s roufsi" tin 

mmilii In mnut.ll n>nui>riUitlnn 

The fogw ht-ltf Mnriday, 

Tucsduy, iind Wi'dncsday 

is (jivi>n nnnually In the 

as JJ pubhr servici 1 , 

B" ich Pntrnl Cipijiiii (ici)rm' T 

Ijiffcriy said 

Eflrh ni'iH a Kurd nf Ihi- 

patrol vie«ed n film at Uir 

Youth Cfnij'r mid h.iiJ the 

opportunity to work on n 

dummy caHed "Keruiuii-Ani.e " 

"If niilhirtB else." Lafferty 

siiid, * i 1.11i sptti 

nf .iiif ntlur on riifh chair in turn, i, id_, fituifii; iweh i' landn'-upi'i 

 

.Srholiinihip Palfi'ant, has. 

""•— ' very V;ilii (I 

Another young lady 

compi'ltng fnr the title of Miw 

Ocean fity is SiiMie LJIUIW 

Hendrij, aiyeiirold daujrhter 

of Mr and Mrs James Hendru 

Salhc Louise Hendm- 

The oldest jtirl in the pajjnant. Hun Biiiiiiiii Seh'iui 

Miss Hendfin graduaU»d frnm Tom WiMiiirm, rsisMiLivr 

Ocean City High School in dirorlnr uf the pagi'ani. hie 

1967 and has taken an announced that lickcu, io th.< 

extension art course al pvi'ni will hv ay^jlabi*' s*>r>n 

GlajiSboro State College She is frrim ,my memwr nf til* 

five-fool three irith brown hair 

and hazel eyes Her 

moasgrpments are 35 24 34 

Miss Hendrix was active m 

Student Council, the school 

year book. Choir and 

after-school sports while at 

Ocean City High School She is 

currently employed as a long 

distance operator for New 

Jersey Bell Telephone 

Company She has one brother, 

James, and two sisters, Jeanne 

and L#isa, 

For her talent presentation 

Miss Hendrix will perform an 

exercise routine. Her interests 

include the piano, fuitar, 

sewing, skiing and art She 

hopes to further her education 

in art. She is sponsored by the 

1 

Jayrrcs which IS spon.MirinO a 

He suygcstpd lhal tnf»c 

phinning nn atlimding th* 1 i ruj 11. i h 

i-nii i.l i h 

Burnt in s.ncj i h. v* h 

(i.HMli'H I• • r11 I »•!,. h.nll ,, 

(ml (if S2D1J ^îl^;,v m'.r' 

HJ'H HisfTllMlfTir S.ili.rti.!^ • 

*;|= rumpirii Is I"'' 

show 

get ihpir Iicki'is early Joseph 

Doughprty is servins as ticket 

ehairman 

1 • •"' 

ihruwn in l hi- b;u 

Thi' li'FUr 

jlurii; Ih' Irnni ul -h. HIM I 

pnViili U' "\4'nrH l.if-- (L.f'if,^ 

u! i iin .iriî f h,, t h,i> I*. -' -'-^ 

h\ IV,hi-rmrii f. *r \ • ,ir-- 

Burm.in urim iil.il lh.il i-lhir 

pi-upli- in Ihi ni'iL'hh-'rhi'iirj 

riimpliiin'-ri .iitir (In f. . t .,- 

CLASSIFIED AD 


DPW adopts new seal 

A new sea] (n...i the mammal 

variety) Is presently being 

affixed to the doors and side 

panels of all the trash and 

dump trucks in the 

Department of Public Works 

The flashy blue, whit*', and 

gold seal is the result of mere 

than a ypar of redesign ing by 

the city and the " 3M 

Corporation, which made the 

finished product 

A contj.st was h^-ld Imi 

summer and a $25 savinp 

SEE OVER 

400 

COOKIE-JARS 

30 KINDS OF 

BUTTPR COOKliS 


WARDS 

PASTRY 

724 ASiURY AVi. 


bond awarded to the person 

who enuld di«si(fn an 

appropriate seal for the Public 

Works Department 

CommiBsioniT DavW L 

Simpson and hi* rude?* picked a 

winner and then made 

modificationf "f their nan 

The 3M Company cut out 

some of the fancy art work and 

supplied thi nt> with a 

simplified version which n now 

•o bf plared un thf 

department's vehicles 

Thf theme is nautical with a 

sail boat and hjov centen.-d in 

'a large circle with "Ocean City. 

New Jersey around the outer 

edge. Blue and gold in the city 

colors and the seal is made of. 

reflectonjed material 

Deputy Public Works 

Director W Scon Burmaji «jid 

his department has irrdered 

2S0 of the seals at a in;-t ol 

52 28 each or SrlBn fnr the 

bundle 

Tide$ 

l 

N0TI6E — OedUBt h heyf ta 

buch. Me i hour (or OMtley'i 

Pg 

=) 

nt 

Ftmt 

Br dH 

Qu«ne X—Full Moot 

-ui Ntn Moo * Lfltt Quir1$l 

Hl(h Lo* HlfH LBK 

Al 

JULV 1970 _ F D i. 

10 

11 — 

1! 

13 1 

U J 

fi 

11 ' 54 1 t 

16 • 4R 1 4 

Time 

The hands that fill 

your prescription are as 

worthy of trust as the 

hand that wrote it. 

F.M 

2 30 8 06 

! 48 SO0 

54! 954 

4 i? 10:14 

S 16 lJ:00 

6:30 1!:S4 

7:S4 1-00 

OF OCiAN CITY 

SOUTO JERSEY'S MOST MODERN PHARMACY 

•Hi St. and W#.l«y Av.. Dial 399-5555 

— FREE DELIVERY — 

Pitman Hobo Band 

concert on Pier 

Th* 

i.IHI Bii ifi will hi pparmx 

lln MUM. Pi.'f Siilurday 

uls 1 I Th.-ir f-ont'lTI 

p 

Phil ShrnHmi ,!ri-;i t:jihi> ijnd 

li-iiMim |KT

Ft 

PAGE 4 — SECTION ONE THi OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER FRIDAY, 10, 1970 

TERMITES 

DFSTFREE 

• EfTEBMINATlNO H. tM, 

Mt-SIOB • IB-IIM 

wt-naa, 

On Dean's LUt 

Phyllis M Ofisdorf, 5441 

Central «v a suniiir at Moravian 

Collegp in Bpthlphrm, IV, was 

named to thi> rloan's list for th«> 

spring U'rtti. 

COTTON SHIFTS, HOUSECOATS from $ 5.W 

PRINTS STRIPES SOLIDS 

HATS • Whimisyi tnm §2,50 

11,'ilUin Straws (or Ail Ckt>n«iians 

HANPBA05 from M.00 

Krtnkled PMM Strews Crochets - Vfcfl*s Leaita- 

KrfnlcUd Patmf WEATHER COATS fram $16.00 

Lingaria - GISVM • Sc»rf» - Ho»l»rv 

Cj J £ HEL1N P 

i/VUUVtUd 

THE NEWEST 

LOOK IN . . . 

Gowns 

Dresse§ 

Pants Suits 

Tunics 

Slacks 

Blouses 

PHONI ; 

399.6400 

Open 9 am to 

5:30 pm 

Friday 9 to 9 

825 Atbury Avanua 

Oil! 3995800 

127 and 137 

Atbory Ave. 

Daily 9 5:30; Friday 9-9 

This Is The Event 

You've Been Waiting For 

Save on 

famous 

designer's 

fashions 

new shipment 

just arrived 

Great 

§uitmier 

Clearance 

1 3 " l k 

off 

and even more 

huge savings 

storewide 


tremendous 

©n joy 

Lillian Vlhus 

quality 

at our low 

sale prices 

®CIAN CITY 

Ut Boardwalk 

6ptn 10 A.M. T, 10 P.M. 

i 

I 

TODAY 11'rntyy) 

"Ovor 2 1 ' cHtiic H p m , t>n 

,in fiily Yachl Cluh 

, , arid SrU'Ction „..,.,„ of „ 

Of YC and her court. 0 p m 

l 

H p m , w the Music PUT Tom 

Perkins, hiirilniw. Dami'l 

Uir, and Sri mini 

Darlniy, 

SUNDAY 

Bos wood [)ii|i||f';i(i» 

yam*\ 7 -15 p m : 41 fi 

A* hititir j*v 

Alcoholics Ancinymous nnd 

Al Am n rneeiinu, X iiO p m , in 

r Book Review Luncheon 

Long Trip 

A final reminder has been It taken a IOIIK time Ui 

(>r cinly 

SUNDAY through 

THURSDAY 

Frpf eonci'rU by Ocean (.My 

Municipal Orchi«tro undfr ihi' 

dimclitiM (if Clflrrnrii Fuhrrn.nn. 

made II f the book fcyithpr ii ni'st on » wild 

review luncheon at the Yacht 

refreshments Public invited 

HIKIHI" rlljiSI'. 

Club Tucyidiiy at noon Mary S 

* # * 

Uegtcin/popuiar reviewed. Will 

K nigh Is of Qilumhus 

present the prOKriim Ticket 

meeting, K 30 p.m., in the 

I iiij u I for, I' hi linicl phi n 

inforrnation may obtained by 

("cHincil horne, 349 West iiv 

calling Elearinr Eckenhoff 111 

* * • 

399 1010 

United Veti-runs Cuuncil 

ClaulfM Adi •ring RMUIH 

ifleetinu, 7:30 |) m in the 

VFW P,«t Home 

* * * 

EVELYN MULLEN'S 

Chapu-r HH OES ''bazaar 

workshop, 7 30 p m , in the 

p 

home of Mrs Frank Roycn. 

NKDLE I YARN CENTRE 

th*' EpIKCupill P[iri.nh Hiill, 1 

I HI 2 Windsor dr 

H. iind C'i»n!rii! nv 


* • • 

MONDAY 

Story Hour for preschool 

through third graders, 10 a.m. 

in tht* h(»mi' •>I" Mrs Anihony at the library, 8th st nnd 

Mt-'iinrfrn, II3-i CJl'iMHi ;iv 

Ocean av 

. * * * 

Ht>mi l 

Hrnlth Aid*' Afworiiition 

mfM-hnu, ntiiin in Flvmmiih 

Inn 

Esfhiinyt' C Miih liintirr 

niiMMinu. fi i-> p m , in 

Plvmmi th Inn 

* * * 

BiH'iiy nf» rurd party. 7 ".10 

p m , in thi 1 Bi-wayn*' Hutrl, 

H ] 2 Oci'im av Pnit'tM'ds ht'n^fit 

Shr.»-* Mfiitiiiriril Mrt^pitnl 

* * * 

TUESDAY 

Firs,! 1^111(1(1 McLhodiSl 

Church KunjmiT Ausihiiry 

meeting, '1 p m , in the church. 

Book rfviow nf Dwtjth! P 

Eisenh(iwrr N "At Eas*', Stork's 

I Tell My Friimri!," hy Mrs 

Wallaci' E Pishi-r 

Ballet iinrt Acrcibaiics dance 

classes spiinsun'd hy SOCIA, 

10 a.m., in ChapH ilall, SSth 

H. and Ashijry av 

Womrn's Bible Study 

Fellowship mni'Linn, 10:30 

a.m., in the Fimi Presbyterian 

Chufeh Mr*. .Jiimes Jewell 

leader 

Luncheiin and bunk review 

by Mary Syminirtun Gesfnn, 

noun, al the Yacht Club 

* * * 

Clothing dcrniinstratinn and 

party, 8 p m , in Chape! Hall, 

sponsored by the Vuulh Choir 

for the benefit of Ihe building 

fund. Games. prm's and 

AARP Meeting 

LINWOOD Mainland 

Chapter ul' AARP will meet 

Thursday at noun in Ogr Lady 

of Sorrows recreation cenu?f, 

Poplar and Wnbaiih aves A 

covered dish lunchenn will 

precede the regular meeting. 

Members are asked to brinH a 

covered dish Beverage will be 

furnishpd by the chapter The 

nominating committee will 

present a slate of nfrieers for 

the cominjj election 

CLASSiFIlD AD 


Jewel-necked A-Line 

Siflmmer flatters wlUi two 

curved panels of white. 

100% Dneron Polyester Knit. 

Sizes 10.20, 1414.2014. 

Brown and White, 

$24,00. 

DRESS SHOPPE 

741 Atbwry Avtnuc 

OPEN' raiDAy NITE 

METERED PARKING 

IN REAR 

Yacht Club Duplicate 

Bridge, 7'45 p rn For members 

only 

• * • 

We Will B« Closed 

Friday' Evening and 

All Day Saturday 

Will Re-open Monday. July 13th. 9 a.m.-9 p,m. 


and AUTHENTIC AMERICANA REPRODUCTIONS 

DRY SINKS . RECORD CABINETS 

CORNER CUPBOARDS • COMMODES 

UNUSUAL IND TABLES 

MASTER CRAFTED HAND RUIBED FINISH 

WATER (ad ALCOHOL PR80P 

Shore Road, Route 9, Ocean View, N, J. 

Phone 609.263.8117 

Garden State Parkway Exit 17 

turn left to Route 9, then left I mile T i, 

OPEN 7 DAYS A W1K HOURS 9 A.M.- 4:30 

Gifts from around the World to excite your imagination 

7)9 Bartenea Rd. 

399.2SS7 

Hsuil; 10-5, 

Tuei. « Fri. HI f a.m 

PORCELAIN DOLLS CRYSTAL 

SILVER PAINTINGS 

HANDBAGS JEWELRY 

CHINA ORIENTAL 

SCARVES 

ANTIQUES 

There's 

a whole 

new 

if it's curlf 

fleet of 

ahoy for you, 

hair 

do your thing 

styles thiscmsSo 

in our salon. 

summer, but 

Our bet Is when 

we've been 

your p 

ed that 

sees you, ne'U 

real "In 

"flip",.. 

thing" Is curls. 

Why not tako advant.g. of our EARLY WEEK SPECIAL $15 

(Man., TuM.f Wad.) OUR REGULAR $25.00 PERMANENT 

SAVE 40% 

AT MOWCIB RATII 

OUR WiS B|MRTMINT opn, 

I'*». Mil pm. 

•t th« FLANDERS HOTEL 

llth StrMt •ncLjha Boardwalk 

PHONI 399.9300 

i, niwuifflrillU 

COLLINOSWOOO. 


Poetry Forum sat 

at Confer July 16 

All opportunity for local 

rtoi'U 11j hiivi> thiMr wiirk read 

and openly rrilit-i/.crl IH given 

l>y thi' Poi'iry Forum nf thif?ul 

tu rill Arlj, OnliT Tlii> 

Forum, which Biwls on 

iijlermthnu ThurfidayM, will 

mi'i.i July Hi ul M p m 

Mark ftiilVr. of Vinclnnd, 

and Philip Kolsey, of SomITS 

Point, will MTVI. a«, moderators 

dunni> thi' ri'iidi'r niidinpi and 

disc usHJori?, 

CiaulfM Ad, Bring R«g|r. 

CATiRINO TO JRS, 

and PRI.TIENS 

4 S, A.oiyii AWl, VHrtnsr. N. J 

II24MI 10.i!3O Frl nil 9!]O 

ALSO THE LARSIST 

SELECTION 

Chubbette Clothei 

Sim %% . TMru 

, CHILDREN'S 

1 WEAR 

«i1i VINTNOt AVI, 

VINTNOR, N, J^ 

Phono IH-M17 ?;M M 5:M 

Coppertone 

Tinning ButtC 

Springer*Becotte nuptials 

in United Methodist Church 

Mist, Jams Sprinurr and 

.Iiimi'Si HiTiilli', Jr wl'rii united 

m marriaitc «( a (liiublc rinu 

ccromiiiiy porfurnipd ri>eiMillv 

in the Pirsl UlllU-d Mclinidisl 

Churrh by thp Rev Charles 

Wilrocli, pasltir Foiliiwinu thr 

cfin>mi)ny a rcri'ptioh was held 

in the Golden Room of th.. 

MnryiiU 1 Manner in Murjjalc 

The. bndp is thp daughter of 

Mr and Mrs Kpvm SprinBi'r. of 

22 Shore rd , Marmora. Thr 

bridrgroom is thr son of Mr 

and Mrs jami's BoroLtP of riOO 

W Surf rd 

Esrnrted by her father, the 

bride was attired in an A line 

(own of silk organza and pi'au 

de ance lace The fittrd bodice 

featured a lace iippliquKd 

stand away collar and bouffant 

cuffed sleeves Clusters of si>ed 

pearls enhanced the flora] lare 

theme and panels nf (he lace 

detailed the A line skirl A 

detachable circle tram edged 

with the lace in a scallop design 

draped from the mid -shoulder 

under a tailorvd bow A hat of 

lace jewelled with crystals and 

seed pearls held her 

train length veil nf silk illusion 

and she carried a cascade of 

roses 

Mrs Janis Town, of Beesleys 

Point, was matron of honor 

Serving as bridesmaids were the 

Misses Debbie Luff. of 

Wynnewood, Pa , Suttn Parry, 

of Greenwich, Conn., Nancy 

Appleyaj-d, of Methuen, Mass , 

and Kathj> Cleveland, of 

Plorham Park 

The bride's attendants wore 

shirtwaist gowns of white lawn 

and maize chiffon The fitted 

white bodices were detailed 

with high ruffled collars iind 

jabot fronts with covered 

buttons. The bouffant sleeves 

Jantzen 

I&E 

Style Shop 

SOMERS POINT 

SHOPPING CENTER 

H4 Philadelphia Ave 

EGG HARBOR CITY 

had wicii' ru I is 

With I hf rum. 

iMivt'rod buttons 

Ah ni. skirl* wcr 

itilitf'hin^ vi'lvi'l 

hnws .it I he i 

F^rturr lial. 

in m;ilih 

I si i hnishi'd 

rclci 1 ,ind 

The miii/r 

lu'lii-d with 

rihhun iinfi 

c'cnlcr Friinl 

nvhm horHi'haii 

^h;idi [ f, WlTi' 

haridid ill thi' fmwm wilh 

ruilc 

Chiirlfilli' f'oriun of I his iity 

wim t'lowiT mrt Shi' wa>. 

Uowni'd in ,i l,ii' h-nRth frork 

fitshionofi a« thi- bridi-hm.'urls 

hut in iiK-hid and liiiir _ 

Edward Town, flf fjci'sli'v'. 

Point. wi« 1 h.'M nuin AssiMinu 

as ushcri, wire Albert 

Clamhurn. Gli'nii Bccnllt', 

brother of ihe (trciom Tons 

Humano and Kobi'rl Taylor, all 

of this city Kdwarrl Springer, 

til" Turkahoe. nephew of Ihi. 

hridc, was nna bearer 

For hpr ri;iui;hli'r * wi-ddinu. 

Mrs. Springer M-|i'rted « yrllim 

chiffon foal drcsj. cnsi'mhli' 

With malrhing acre.swirn". and 

a white Uiirdi'Mhi r(irsa|!c 

For I. hi' orrnsion. Mrs 

Berotte i'hiiM> (i bciiii' larr 

gown wilh m a I c h i n B 

accfssonns anrt a whiti' 

gilrdi'niii corsuye 

Followinj) thf ri'f«ptiiin'lh|. 

ni'wlywods left for a 

honeymoon in the Poconos 

For her travelling outfit the 

bride chose ,i biMfP 1 pant suit 

With whitf. acccssurli'S 

Thn bride w;is Eriiduated 

from Ocean City High School 

in 1968 and oimpletrd her 

sophomorf year at Elmira 

Collegp, She Will enter 

Monmouth Colli-p' in thn fall 

as a junior The bridfigrnorn, a 

1987 graduate of Ocean City 

High School, was graduated 

from Wesley Junior Collpye in 

1969 and will be a senior at 

Monmouth College ut the fall 

They ^vill make their home in 

Lone Branch 

Towmhin 

tarnina evenfs 

Friday- 

Boy Scout Troop 55, "30 

to 9 p m., Tuekahoe Fire Hall 

* * * 

Strathmere Voluntoer Fire 

Co Auxiliarj', 8 pm 

Strathrnt're 

Association. 

Improvement 

Monday- 

Up per Township 

Committee, 8 p.m.. Township 

Hall 

* * * 

Cub Scout Den 2, 6 p.m , 

home of Mrs. Oemianio 

* * * 

Tuekahoe Volunteer Fire 

Co., 8 p m 

* • • 

Board of Adjustment, 8 p m 

Township Hall 

* * > 

Upper Township Rescue 

Squad Auxiliary, 7:30 p.m. 

Rich in COCOA BUTTER, COCONUT OIL 

" 

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INViTES YOU TO HlAR 

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SATURDAY NIGHT, JULY 11th 

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WHOLESALE 

WE DELIVER 

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THIS WEEK'S SPECIALS 

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CHERRIES 

Sweet* jersty 

CORN 

- YELLOW - 

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I COMPARE and MY - WE CUARANTR SATiSFACTiCW! 

HillllllllllHIIIIlHIIllllllllllIlllllllllllllll 

THI OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER 

and Mrs. James Becotte, Jr. 

Cosmopolitans to sponsor 

county pageant contestant 

Ml M unin Sikrjrskv of 

Atlantic Titv is bfing 

npi njirtd ir thr Mu Atlantic 

Giunls Pjgpint hy thi 1 

Cu'mcipohun A. Cluh in hnnur nf 

all inntistanti in thi pagiant 

SpiinsunnB thi dance will he 

the Mainland Jaycep-^tte^ 

Mr^ Pink^rton mhn 

wnuuno-d thjt Mrs Enid 

Wmid nf New \nrk National 

Pmsident of Cusmupulitin 

AssociaWs, and Mrs. Lorna 

Class treasurer 

Diane Lee Johnson, 

daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank 

R, Johnson, of 164 E. Atlantic 

blvd., was ektited treasurer of 

her class at Qlassbaro Itate 

College where she will be a 

junior in the fall. She also has 

been elected secretary of the 

Inter Fraternal Soroital 

Council. She is a 1988 graduate 

of Ocean City High School. 

Annual Clim Bik* 

UPPER TOWNSHIP. The 

annual clam bake of the Upper 

Township Republican Club win 

behold Sunday, July 28, at the 

clubhouse grounds, Route 50 

and Sunset rd., Petersburg, 

starting at 1 p.m. TickeU miy 

bo purchased from Franklin 

Sack, phone 828-21I3, or at 

the pounds, < 

Clothing I'arty at Chipcl 

The Yqulh Choir of Ur on 

Chapel by thr-Sea is sponsoring 

a clothing party Tuesday at 8 

p.m. in Chtpel Hal!. 55th it 

and Asbury av. Gtimes will b* 

played, prizes awarded and 

refreshments will be •emd. 

Proceeds will go to the building 

fund. The public it invited. 

Hint-htliffi nf To 

The SAFETY 

of your SAVINGS 

A j=? 

is insured ot ANCHOR SAV. 

INQS, un t:> J20r000 -y Thc 

Federal SH.PJS & Lr»n Imu' 

once Co. piffliicn 

This !5 tFut whether \Xi° sov = 

rngs are Pav,.Beek aecsun's 

(earring regular Quarterly div. 

dends) tr in SAVINGS CIRTIFI. 

CATISi *hich earn 6 e s inferes* 

a y#af. guaronfeed for 2 vesn 

IS5000 minimum). 

Teu don't have to wgrty obeut 

Stock Market fluctuatleni—nsi 

pay ony bnktrigf commiuioni, 

when MM SAVI AT ANCHOR. 

Come to ANCHOR 

BEFORE YOU INVEST 

ANCHOR 

SAVINGS 

AND LOAN 

ASSOCIATION 

MAIN OFFICE 

ATLANTIC CITY 

K.ntuckr gitj Atlantic AY.. 

'148-1113 

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lini I R.MK Boultvatd 

266-1J11 

SOMIRS POINT 

, & Nlw R«ad 

•274111 

ZENITH MODEL 3000-1 

FM-AM All TrmnsiitOT 

Tran»-Oceanic 

ZENITH ROYAL 13 

AM Transistor Radio 

M0.95 

ZENITH 

Royal 28 

Shirt Pocket Transistor 

•18.95 

Clip Th,< 

FRI.-SAT.-SUN. SPECIAL! 

50*off 

on any Bucket or Barrel of 

! Red Barn's new fried chicken. 

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Mrs, Ferdinand M, Watson Jr. 

Brownlee-Watson wedding 

in Holy Trinity Church 

Holy Tnnlly Episcopal 

Churt'h was the setting June 28 

for the* wedding of Miss 

Lindabrth Brownlee. daughter 

of Mr and Mrs Herbert J. 

Bruwniee., Jr , of 530 W. Surf 

rd and Ferdinand M, Watson, 

Jr., son of Mr. and Mis, 

Ferdinand M Watson, Sr,. of 

Collinpwood 

The Rev Charles L. Wood, 

rector, officiated at the two 

o'clock double-ring ceremony: 

Mr*: Jean Ruviplla wag 

organist, and Mrs. D N 

Wppning was soloist. Selections 

sung prior In the ceremony 

were "Wedding Song," by 

Srhutz. "The Greatest of These 

is Love" and "O Perfect Love" 

Mrs Dennis Nord. of 

Newport News, Va», was 

mat ran of honor, and serving 

as hridi'smiiids were Mrs, 

Frederick Muller, of Freehold, 

and Mrs. James Hutehinson, of 

Norristown, Pa. 

Dennis Nord was best man, 

and assisting as ushers w^re 

James Mellor. of Atlanta. Ga., 

and Robert Price, of Palmyra. 


father, the bride was attired in 

a pwB of white silk organza 

and imported ppau d'Ange 

lace The erjipire bodice was 

styled with an illusion neckline 

and Victorifln collar of 

scalloped lace appliques. Lace 

motifs trimmed the bodice and 

lantern sleeves and extended to 

the A-line skirt. The gown was 

framed with a detachable 

Watteau train featuring a wide 

border of scalloped lace Her 

bouffant veil of imported 

illusion was held in place by a 

silk organza headpiece with 

matching beaded lace motifs. 

She carried a nosegiy of 

(Jladiolii petals, white daisies 

and v. lite baby roses wifh 

baby s breath entwined in 

cascading ribbon 

The bnddl attendants wi rn 

dotti-d Swiss gowns li hiuind 

with high rise hodm-s tnmrnid 

with white val lace and daisus 

and f§*aUinng lengpuftid 

sieevfs With flrhlti" laee tirclpd 

cuffs Their outfits wen 

tompleU'd with tipen trrmn 

picture hat* with \tlvtt 

streamers Tht matron tif 

honor was in qpncot and 

carried a basket uf Vilhm 

daisies and orangr tajnatmn 

The bridesmaid" were In vellow 

and carried baskets uf vtllnw 

dai ies and vtllow carmtmn 

For her d^Lighters wedding 

Mrs Brownlip chtisr d hmr 

grenn chilftm dnss topped 

with a matching IreveU^ lace 

coat Her i-nsemhie was 

completed with matching 

acctwones and j cor.age nf 

cjmbidiurrt orchids 

For the occasion Mrn 

Wat,pn selected a gold A line 

dres, with beaded neekhnt and 

sleeM s Gold accessone -ind 

con ge of cymbldium orrhid". 

completed her en c emblt 

Frllowing a rroption it 

Danuls Restaurant in Somep. 

Point the Louplt left for a 

fteddlng trip to New \11rk 

"stale They will rnajte thur 

hornr in Mapli Shade For htr 

going jwav outfit the bridt 

chose an imported cotton knit 

aqua and whitf figured A line 

dress with matching coat 

whit* patent accessories and a 

corsage uf whili gardenias and 

sttphanoti 

The bride was graduated 

from Oei an City High School 

in 1984 and received her 

bachelor of arts degree from 

Trenton State College in 1968 

She will ttach kindergarten in 

Plumbiag & Htailng Contractor 

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Pilrm ri in th< tall 

1 hi bridtgmum was 

truiuitid frtim t illingswood 

High Schc nl and rtceived his 

b rh( inr (i yi, nee degree 

fr* m Rcsh Jfjiit Hniversity in 

I* 1 ! II 1 1 m iti h t aeher in 

f rnm n ttt 

Bamberger family 

emergency handled 

Mr Na imi Bdfnherger, 

uprraUir ul the Sunvilk. 

Apirtm nt 11 12th st and 

(h 1 in i\ w 1 ri u ed bv an 

unirji nlilnd pnht 1 ulficer at 

1 30 Munddv mi rmng and 

dchiMf] tu g* t in luuch with 

hi r hush ind H! her bpringfield, 

Pt horn* 

Wilh urn* apprrh< nsion^ 

Mrs Bimbirgrr tel. phontd 

ind luund that the couple i 

Hi M lr old Cullit Lady had 

gi\i n birth tT j litter of pups. 

Mr Birnbtrger was relirved 

th if thi c m* rgency was 

ni thinp more thdn Lady 8 

mothi rhemd but it left her 

pu/zlid Thf Bimbergers were 

not iware that Lady was 

pngmnt 

Mr Bimbt rger told her 

hu band to gu to work and 

Nave Lad\ to her maternal 

instincU 

Mrs Bambi rgi r w^nt to 

Springfield Idter in the day 

Monday to help Lady with her 

llttei 

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thi eir key with thi tu. Thit'i 

how htuit ktjs fill into wreni 

hands and burjliriai get ttartiC 

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iritti your km with 1 flick e! 

thi flngtr-ysu II ntvir leave the 

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driver ihould have one.All Initials 

available. Qrilt Protecllon. 

ONLY MS 

Thom< 

as 

Jeweleers 

825 Asbury Avo. 

AAUW 

old book talm 

The Cipe May Coiinty 

Branch of the AAUW wiil 

sponsor a used book sale to 

benefit the Fellowship Fund 

The event will he held neit 

Friday, July 17, from 9 n m 

until dark on Aibiiry iv aeniMi 

from City Hall A coin doli if 

July 24 hM been »et 

Anyone hiving books to 

donate may call Mrs Nancy 

Wood, 399 1087; Mrs Ann.' 

Wlderstrom, S88-4919, Mrs 

Lynne Qauck, 888 2830, or 

Mrs. Mary Jane Knudson, 

888 1437 AmngemenU may 

be made to hjve the books 

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MiiR OF THE nrnm, nm-nm INSUKANCK COBTORATION 

' A Umsm 0! Till! rTOMAHlMEIlVE SVS1RM 

Smorgasbord 

Dinner 

Given by 

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No. 6? OES 

SAT,, JULY 11th 

Served S to 7 p.m. 

Donari'on: Adwlf $2.00. 

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miwiinii, 1 1,30 a m , in Orwr 

Luthcriin Church 

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Somnni Point Kiwunis Club 

dinnnr moeiing, 7 pm, in 

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Betrothals 

Mr iind Mrs Jack A 

Vischi'f. of ]fil2 Ashurv nv 

and Downinglon, Pn , 

annriunci' thi- nngagpm^nt of 

their daughter. Deborah Lee, 

lo Alan Petty of Dowmngton, 

Kin nf Mr and Mrs ChaHrs 

Petty, nf Ransorn. Pa 

Miss Vischer is a graduate of 

Downint'ton High School and 

received her bachelor's degree 

in art history and history from 

the University of Delaware last 

month She is employed by the 

university and will enter 

graduate school in the fall 

Mr Petty is n graduate of 

Ahington HeighUs High School 

and Drew University He 

receivi-rl his master's degree 

from the UnivtTSity of 

Pennsylvania. He also attended 

the University or Delaware, 

Pennsylvania State University 

and is presently attending West 

Chester Suite College where he 

is working towards a second 

master's degree He is a 

member of the faculty of 

Downing)on High School 

A winter wedding is 

planned. 

Receives Ph.D. 

John Robert Taeeannu, son 

of Pirn Chief and Mrs, 

Ferdinand Taeearino of 2fl 

Bayvievv pi., reenived his Ph D 

in Philosophy from 

Northwestern Univprsily at the 

112th annual commcneemi'nt 

June 13. 

Dr, Taeearino was graduated 


in 1959, received his bachelor 

degree from ' Marquette 

University in 1963 and his 

master's from Loyola in 1067, 

He previously taught at 

Chicago State University and 

has been accepted as assistant 

professor at De Paul University 

in Chicago. 

Following graduation 

announcement was made of 

the engagement of Miss 

Margaret Ann Leonardi 

daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 

Joseph Leonard of Chicago, 

and Dr Taeearino. Miss 

Leonard also received her Ph, 

D. at the commencement. No 

date has bpen set for the 

wedding. 

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M. •, •ISAMAN, R.P., Owner 

THi OCIAN CITY SfNTINBLUDGIR 

Mr and Mrs Pnul H Hnrlii!. 

nf 17 W Kdmhurgh rd . 

formerly of Morirestiiwn, 

annnunee the engagement of 

their dauyhti'F, Joan Nancy, to 

Hu|jh Gregurv- Smith, son o! 

Mr and Mrs Frank Kin(|sUin 

Hmith, of Rorkville, Md , onri 8 

W AherdfM'n rd . thm nty. anri 

fiirmerly nf Philiidelphia 

Mr Smith in the grandson of 

Mn, Hugh Hilier and I he late 

Mr Hiller and Mrs Friink 

Smith and the late Jurigi' 

Smilh, (if Philadelphia He n 

the great enindMin of Mrs 

Thomas Kay 

Miss Hartig is a graduato of 

Monrestown Senior High 

School and a recent graduate 

of Oouchi'r College in Towson, 

Md Mr Smith attended 

Episcopal Academy and is a 

.senior at the University nf 

Maryland 

An Aiigust wedding is 

planned 

Mr and Mrs, S, Rados, of 

2I0O Asbury av., announce the 

engagement of their daughter, 

Rita Luciana, to Otto David 

Libener, of Philadelphia and 

2108 Central av , this city. 

Miss Rados' father is owner 

of the 21st Street Market, Mr 

Libener is the son of Mrs, Otto 

Libener and the late Dr 

Libener 

Miss Rados, a 1969 paduale 

of Villa Maria College, i*. 

teaching at St. James School in 

Ventnor. Mr. Libener received 

a bachelor's degree in electrical 

engineering and a master's in 

business administration from 

Drexel University He is 

presently employed with Bell 

Telephone of Philadelphia, 

A December wedding is 

planned. 

Nulii ml!) 

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DILIVIRY SUNDAY: f:M AM. TO It P.M. 

Wonders of Antarctic 

extolled for Kiwanis 

C'timmarider Edwurd Wafri, 

U S N . spok>' "f the 

ejipcrienfes of tin- Arilartir 

Expedition at thi' luneheon 

meetin); of Ihe Kiwanis Club 

SVarri said thut the SLieeew of 

Ihe esperiitlon could be 

ereditJ'd lo leamwork 

Top pemonnel rrrruiu-d 

from thi. Army, Navy. Manner. 

Ccjasl Guard, and CiViliaJix 

enabled the (,'roup lo eipmplHle 

scieniirir ex pen men b* and ut 

heat the RuSMMn.t Ihen-. the 

speaker nuU'd 

Ward eiiplained that thoM. 

making the journey fell mto 

1 hree eate(iories, ihe 

advenQirrrs, the real eiplon.rs, 

and Ihe esspees The escapeps 

weri> those who wen- running 

from problems at home and 

felt they |ust had to gel away 

However, the Antartie M-emed 

to magnify thf. escapees 

problemx, the speaker stated 

Krom ••tpcnmcnU' li 

learni'd thai 

yu down to 

seals 

d. pih ,,t 

le.'l, wiiirh prttv-i uf ( 

inlcri'ht III SLI bmarifii' 

engineers Also n w;*s 

dist'-'Vi'n'd thai penquim hiid 

some ehararu^risiics of horn my 

pigeon., Penquins thai WITT 

reieiwd li.000 miles from liieir 

home managi'd ti! returh 

Ward noU'd thai the 

Anlartie sea* are U'l'miriB with 

wildlife and lhal then- is a 

possibility (hat the areii might 

be ItiokeH upon Ui lVi,ri the 

world 

Ward said that the mourl 

exploralions are grt'at. but 

Americans can be prijud of the 

men who beat the Russiani; in 

the punch in thp Anlartie 

ImmeHiatJ> past Prnwdenl 

AJhert E Halleday was 

program chairman jnd 

presenU'd the spi aker al ihn 

luneheon 


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MUSTACHE CUPS - Two dozen mustache cups are displayed in this glflfls case at 

tho must'um. This is part of a 200-piecp collection belonging to Bruce Dimon, Senior 

Photos 

AWAITING DINNER GUESTS A LA 19th CENTURY - A mannequin dressed in 

costume of the era graces the ""Victorian dining room setting at the Ocean City 

Historical Museum, 

Histoical Museum 

reports big season 

The Ocean City Historical 

Museum is having an excellent 

attendance this year, according 

to a report released last week 

by the board. Visitors from 

many states and several foreign 

countries have vitwtd the 

exhibits. 

Of special interest art the figurehead from the ship 

Victorian rooms located in the "Sindia" which was wrecked 

South Wing. Thesi> include a on the Ocean City beach 

bedroom, dining room, living December 15, 1901 On view 

room and kitchen completely are dishos and china which 

furnished in the 19th century were salvaged From the cargo. 

style 

Thi- men and boys show special 

interest in this room. 

The theatres of 

London, 

Moscow 

& Leningrad 

You'll have 8 nights in London 

plus 4 plays, 3 ni|hts in 

Moscow with two tl-Netj to 

the ballet, elreus or other 

theatre, and j nights in Leningrad 

with tv*s tickets to the 

oo-ra. ballet or otner theafe, 

(Tners's a 3wet« variation 

taking ysu to Paris too j Including 

hotel*,, b'oabiasts, 

sightleeing aM m

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throe weeks wilhoui washing " 

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Simpson said hi« department m 

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! hiH sunimiT 

"We are tryiiiK to swap 

hours with I he Iriishmen who 

work overturn 1 ." he siud "Thai 

is, if they work iin hour mm 

iin Mondny iiilfi Tuesday, the 

busy Hliys. they can leave ;in 

hour enrly on n slow Hjy " 

Burman .said overLiirie is 

mettvd out almost strictly oil a 

volunteer basis for settiny up 

hpecinl weekend events He siiid 

cutting the trnsh collections 

down friim six days (•• five has 

resulted in nearly $7,00(1 this 

ypiir in overtime siivinpi 

Burman said overtime is 

strictly euntmiled with 

permission famine from 

foremen before any man may 

accumulate additional hours 

"If a foreman want* lo work 

overtime to finish n job he 

must approve it with me or the 

nornmissioner." Burman said 

Sharp said his Department 

of ft.'Venue and Finance, as the 

city's smallest department, ha* 

little overtime Nevertheless, 

Sharp said he HcM'srT! believe in 

overtime excesses and said ,1 

should be assigned only as 

needed by department heads 

Earlier in the week Wimberj 

investigated a situation where 

one police department 

detective collected |S 12.00 in 

overtime for the first six 

months of the year while the 

Department average was less 

than $100. Wimbere said the 

overtime for Detective Sp 

John Dive! was justified to him 

by the police chief, but he 

(Wirnberg; would keep nn eye 

on it in the future 

Sharp said the control of 

overtime is the direct 

GIBERSON'S 

NEW DINER 

A RESTAURANT 

$1 .00 

Daily 

Specials 

INCLUDE SAT ft HUN, 

SERVED 11 A.M. TO 8 P.M 

PLEASANTVILLE 

Black Horse Pike at 

New Road on Rt, 40 

ATLANTIC CITY 

Atlantic & Ohio Avei. 

SOMERS POINT 

11 McArthur Blvd. 

FRIDAY 

JULY 10 

Blkad Stuffed Floumfcr 

wtth Crabrrwaf 

••Iw4 H»lrbut SMik rn 

Crttla SiuM 

•r«fltd Cholc* Ctmpped 

Sirloin Steak, Gravy 

SAT. & SUN, 

JULY 11, 12 

Vial CutM Ptrtniilan and 

SpiohiHf, no y«g, 

IrilMd SMsn Rib of B.ef, 

Hentradlih 

Crab C«k« ImpwHsl, Tartar 

Stun 

MONDAY 

JULY 13 

•lk«d SfwfM Perk Chip 

Brown Ofayy 

Mmhroom Bwf Mactrsni 

CHHnih, I rag, 

Chal'l JuiJtmt Salad Bowl. 

Drtutng, us vag, 

TUKDAY 

JULY 14 

Camed litf, Cabbago and 

BDIIMI Palate, o* Mg, 

Reatt Sprlnfl Lag of Lamb, 

Stuffinfl, 1 Vag. 

BrsIM PieufidM- I 

Buttw HUM 

WEDNESDAY 

JULY IS 

•rtiM Pork T««fc,rlo!»i, 

Tsmate Sauca 

Grill*) Baby BMT Llvtr, 

ChlekM Chow M*rn. Rica 

•nd Nowltoi, no v*g, 

THURSDAY 

JULY 16 

MuHtant PrM Chlcktu, 

iplMd A«k Rlngi 

Ch»»» RMlMidMM 

tg 

Oy»r»n, CNktall 

llUM 

AH Platters Include TMS«1 

Salad. Dressing, Two Vege. 

tahlM Emm Where Otherwist 

Noted, Homamaiip Rolls 

And Butter 

TOR ADDITIONAL JJt MHJP 

AND COPfll, CHOICI OF 

DliflRT 

respiinaitiilily of |hi> uleeli-d or wnmrn working overtime on 

omciiil win, h,nd» ihe various jobs should be ih>> 

departmiMitJi ,u,d MUIIS till. ri'spo nsibility of lessor 

pnyroll lie said the lN,c of iiien departmi'iit heads m 

IH alwayH room fOr 

(,'irl in liny nrgmii 

WE'RE NUMBER ONE 

• BREAKFAST COOKS 

• PRETTY WAITRESSES 

• SANDWICH MEN 

ACE SOFTBALL PITCHER 

THIS WEEK — FILET OF FLOUNDER SPECIAL 

M.25 WITH THIS AD, ANY NUMEBER 

THE CHATTERBOX 

BREAKFAST LUNCH DINNER 

9th Street and Central Avenue Hours 8 A, M. till 3 A. M. 

SUM 

Abmoiutmly th, final 

BRUNCH 

Smnmd Anywhtr* on (hi Jtrtmy Commll 

A "Buffet A L« Saxony" feahiringt 

Yfft Firm-dirt • Smlt Mackerel • Stater 

GalJen HnJi Brawn PoUlus • Fluffy Sambltd 

Egp • Crup Bacon • Aaoried Fnub •nd 

Meloin in Seuon • hUlf Panukei with Delicioua 

ffluebnry Syrup • Swwi R0U1 • AU 

the hotnaffee you out drink! 

T ^^m 

thri, >0 d. 

.•hM- ,"*>!*/ 

tlTiff 

**faB* 

Jl »«fi« 

THE SAXONY ROOM 

boa iiSO mm. to lilO p* $2 75 

Op#n 

Week 

toy- 

I NOW—Criildnin 10 «nfl yrKHr II 7! 

|MOTBL AND MOTOR INN 

HICKMAN S SEA FOOD 

IN BUSINESS SINCE Itfi 

1155 A S i U R Y A V E N U E 

PHONE 399-1515 

COOKED TO TAKE OUT 

TUBS of CHICKEN 

Small Tub $q,oo 

12 Piece. O = 

20 Pieces 

Tyb %AM 

Fried Shrimp 

$ i.2o y2 ib. 

French Fried 

POTATOES 40c Pint 

HOTEL and RESTAURANT 

on the beach at 21 sf Street, AVALON, N, j, 

(ArN Coda 609} 967.3426 

CLAMBAKE 6-10 P.M. $ 3.00 Per Person 

EVERY FRIDAY STARTING JULY 10th 

DINING ROOM OPIN EVIRY IViNINO EXCIPT SUNDAY 

SIRVING DINNIRS 5-10 P.M. 

MUSIC NIGHTLY 

MEL EHRIN at thiM>iano JOE BERKEN QUARTET 

967-3426 

Also Open te the Public for Braakfatt and Peolside Lunch 

fv«ry Day . 

FRIDAY, JULY !0, 1970 


COCKTAIL LOUNGE • RESTAURANT 

A! the Circle, 21 si and Dune Dr., Avalon 


JAMILY FULL COURSE DfNNERS % Z.5Q*> 

ITALIAN SMORGASBORD HM 

IVERY SUNDAY 5-f P. M. 

Danting and Music to 2 Bands 

LiROY IOSTIC 4 HIS "MiLLOW-AiRfS" 

IRNII AUSTIN TRIO 

Of OROi f VANS a» the Organ 

ALL TH1 SHRIMP VOU CAN I*T 

WBD, and THUBS. NITBS • 10 P. M-I A, M. 

I 2.50 

• EEF and BEBB LUNCH IliM tm t P.M. DAILY 


3260 Afbury Av«, 

CALL 

399-6589 

Sp«ei«liiing in 

SUBS • PIZZA • SANDWICHES 

FOUNTAIN SERVICf 

leach Needs - Toys - Newsstand 

DAN'S 

SEAFOOD 

ItTN STRUT AT 

BAYFRONT 

DIAL JH-Wf 

ON TH1 BAY-OPEN ALL YIAR 'ROUND 


FLOUNDER • BLUEFISH • SEA BASS 

PORGIES • FISH ROE • CLAMS 

CRAB MEAT 

" FRiSH SAIT 


Mackirel • Minnows 

*»• pttk jfsur flih MrchiHt In lea •uniehnl la nfrliirtli 2< haun 

AIR-CONDITIONED 

Famous For Food Since 1934 

6?eMauraht 

DINNERS ONLY 

WEtKDAYS 4.?, SUNDAY 12.30 . a 

26 DELICIOUS MENU (TIMS 

SEPARATE CHILDREN'S MENU 

375 SEATS (Sorry, No Reiorvationi) 

TAKE-HOME DINNERS 

DIAL 399-4013 


PRIVATi DININO FACIUTliS FOR 


DIAL 399.1065 

VISIT THi NIW UNIQUE GIFT SHOP 

SERENDIPITY UNI' 

N[ghl In^Veniee 

Boatmen urged 

to register 

for flotilla 

Lp.itum ffsr ihi.s OiT-iin 

City's ISlh iinriual Niuhi m 

Vi-nirff Btml Pafadi' will close 

nt 1pm Siiturday, July ]H 

Purlifipiinlii will hi- iihli' In 

rt"i!ish'r IhiMr biiiils lit homi-k 

fur thii pnriidi' iriruUL'h (hi- Hay 

of thr pHritd!' 

Biiiils will cumpi'tc in 

M'pnrHle Ki>rtic*n?i has^d on M/r, 

over 24 feel in li'njjlh, and 

under 21 feel m (•• utrth, m eiich 

nf the sis Citteynfit's, Cijtîifineh 

f*?F biiiit judging will be msm! 

onKinal. best rieronileri romie 

musical, riiih HiviMiiin ariri hi'si 

ilRhtnd All hiJiilJ.. ri'Kiirdli-ss of 

M/.P, are ellBihle fur the beM 

lighipd iiwards Jiiriirmy fftr this 

division will he ridne only niter 

boais have cnmpli'teti the 

regular pHrarie route and have 

returned to the Y.irhl Clnh 

Four awards will he made in 

each Category for hent [uHfT'^H 

ConvpniPnt 

rfgistratiori frirm 

on page 12 

NID sppcific faU-'gnrif-s are 

listpd fnr homes decoration, 

however, hnmeowners must 

reg(st*r tn he eligible for prizes 

in the homes judgiriM 

Thirty six prizes will be 

awarded to homes in the house 

judging category 

Registration forms are 

available for the Night In 

Venice Boat Pageant at the 

Ocean City Yacht Club, Bay 

av and Battersea rd , or Chic's 

Decorators, 7 25 Asbury av 

Additional informatinn is 

available by contacting Chic 

Miiiigan, 399 572fi_ _ 

Dad always says : 

Prejudice 

ii an 

opinion 

without 

judgment 

HARRY'S 

INN 

A landmark in 

Seiners Point 

Our New Phone W-IUI 

CREDIT CARDS 

ACCEPTED 

9th ITUff 1 OCIAN AVENUE FREE PARKING ON PREMISES 

r 

THi OCiAN CITY SENTIMP. ., E^.eB 


OPEN 8 to 8 

7 DAYS A WEEK 


BRiAKFAST • LUNCH • DINNIR 

3325 Asbury Ave,, Ocean City 

— DIAL 399-0795 - - 

TUISDAY and WIDNISDAY NITIS 

4 to g P.M. 

AT THI 

WHITEHALL 

711 MIAN AVI, 

For RMwvatfani 

PHOMB JfMlJl 

HOT and COLD SALADS tnd M1AT DISHES 

COLD FRISH SHRIMP SPECIAL 

MANY DESSERTS CHILDREN'S RATES 

II furl ind Undar 

••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 

The 

This ii i Surfrider "FRIEBii" 

•mitles bearef to 51* OFF any dinnw 

Our Complete 0/nn& tin ludei Cftaic* gf StlMd 

Ponig Vsgeranl,. Rulh s, Butnr. O«i»rf * Cuffm 

m $2.45 

untal nmp,^ b, . SURFBIDIR FRiEBII mlmnan 

!•• wur w,i, 10 nptaml Bw, you, prw • $1.94 

SALAD 

POTATO 1ALAD 

COLE SLAW 

TOSSCD -/ chsn of * 

tns 

ViOITABLi - I 

ENTREES 

POTATOiS 

MASMED 

FRENCH FRItS 

- SlAfOOD - 

21 SHRIMP IN THE BMKiT •/?•» Sun 

COMBINATION SEAFOOD PLATTER, 

s/Uniefl Sid TtriB SKIH 

- CHICHCN - 

A o) NONEt DIFT SOUTHiHN FRIED CHICKEN 

- BtCf - 

MOT ROAST IEIF SANDWICH 

S4 Ib, CHOf^lD SmLOIN STEAK 

r VIAL - 

iBIAOID VEAL CUTLET WUmon Bunr Stuct 

VIAL CAHMAQIflN ITALIAN STYLi »/Sp^h«T, 

SURFiURGiR 

Full V, Ib, sf pound Chan b«f wlnmhti ttmrn 

on onn tOHUd amrnt roll witt ofitB MBia, 

tonato, Barmudi oniDni, lnh Fmdi FrM. 

Mt Miw md eaffai 

CHEF'S SPiCIAL 

A Qitftftnt Halm Cgoketi «*•/ 

With All Of The Abor§ 

1Oth md Oân Avifiue - In the frnpala Hotel 

OcMn City, New Jancy 

••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••I 

. , . offer your day 

In tha sun , . , 

. , , there's no better place to bring your 

salt air-eharged appetite than The Inn, 

Be at ease in an environment Early Amer> 

can , , , enjoy the relaxing bay view from 

our screened terrace , . , and select from 

a provender of ocean-fresh sea foodi, 

prime steaks, chops and fowl. Cocktails, 

to your taste. Air conditioned? Of course, 

Tuek&Koe Inn 

Route 9 of 

tha irtdga in 

BEESLEY'S POINT 

.... I 

Nationally Famous RESTAURANT, SEAFOOD MARKET I BAKERY ^ 

I 

SEAFOOD 

RESTAURANT 

OPEN 

Monday thru Saturday 

4 p.m. to f p.m. 

Sunday and Holidayi 

12 Noon to 9 p.m. 

ENJOY BREAKFAST ON THE DOCK 

Watch the Fishing boats go out and the boats on the Bay. 

Tempting Bre«kfa»t Menu including fresh fruits. 

SNACK BAR 

Open 9 A.M. until 9 P.M. 

SERVING COFPii, SIAFOOD, ETC. 

SEAFOOD MARKET 9 A. M. to 9 P. M. 


DELICIOUS COOKED HOMEaAKED GOODS 

SEAFOODS Bum . Pk, - Cake, 

DEEP SEA FISHING TRIPS 

The "WILD GOOSE" H-DAY TRIK 

Leave 7:30 A.M., Retuni Ili30 AJV1 

Leive 1:30 P.M., Return S;30 PM, 

5 ENJOY A RIDE ON THE SWEETHEART 

y DAItY 11:30 A.M. • 2:30 P.JJ. - 7-30 I>.M^ 

SPEEDBOAT RIDES 

11AM/ 

1 PM. - 3 P.M. - 7 P.M. 

ON BAY 

NEAR 9TH STREET 

I

PAGE 12 — SfCTION ONi 




CONEY'S 

INC = 

34TH STIEET 

OH BOOSEVELf ILVD ONE MILE FROM BUDOE 

LIQUOR 

STORE 

& DOMESTIC 

BYE . BOURBON • GIN 

BUM AND WDfE 

COLD BEER 

OPBf 

S AM TO 10 PM 

HO SALES ON SUNDAY 

BAR & 

COCKTAIL 

LOUNGE 

RWTC«9 V 

DIAL 399-9851 j 

Between 

by John 

Sips 

We have mentioned before 

in thU column the simple fact 

that then are no hard and fast 

rules to u§e in determining 

what wine go*s with what 

meal. Actually, any wine goes 

with any meal if it tastes good 

to you. Remember, it is your 

taste that U to be satisfied. 

Mott gourmets, however, 

consider red wine best when 

ierved with poultry and 

fish , , , but there are no firm 

rules. Fine wines, of course, are 

more delectable with meals than the more common kind 

And what do we mean by fine wines? This is determined 

mainly by delicacy of body, bouquet, and taste For 

example, white burgundy has the same characteristic tote 

dry and light. You will note these b«sie characteristics in jll 

white burgundy of better brands We will deal more on this 

subject in a later column, 

* * * 

You never realize how much a voice can 

Change till a teenager stops arguing with her 

mother and answers the phone. 

* m 9 

SHERRIED CHEESE DROPS 

(Makes about 48 drops) 

2 cups sifted flour 

W cup «often«d butler of margarine 

1 cup grated Cheddar or process cheese 

V4 cup California Sherry 

W teaspoon Men; lalt, onion salt, garlic salt 

V. teaspoon paprika 

'/«teaspoon Woteesterihire saue* 

Combine all ingredients and mix until well blended Pinrh 

off small pieces of dough and shape into balls about site of 

a large marble. Place on ungreased baking sheet and flatten 

•lightly with spatula. Bake in hot oven (4750 degrees) for 10 

minutes. Serve warm. 

* t • 

A bookie in just a pickpocket who lets you 

uie your own hands. 

* * * 

KWIKEE-KWIZ 

Q.When having a party should drinks and 

food be served from the tame table? 

A,Absolutely not - unless you expect a 

traffic jam, 

* • • 


MOSELBLUMCHEN • (pronounced Mosel Blueemshrn) 

• a tinging, sharp wine with good body and bouquet. Its 

light, pleasant taste makes It especially pleasing with fish 

and light megu. Serve chilled in all-purpose glass, 

CIRCLE 

LIQUOR STORE 

PINiST AND MOST COMPLETE STOCK 

IN ALL OP SOUTH JERSEY 

On the Circle Somer* Point 

Dial 927-2921 or 6422 

Pmtkm MH II Air Only MMM. H* . MaNnt 

•THIS mm SKOAL—- 

Circle Brand 

CANADIAN-AMERICAN 

man $5.39 Vt SALLOW 510,29 

A Night In Venice 

BOAT PARADE 

Saturday, July 18, 7 p, m. 

Please register my boat for entry in this 

event for the category checked below: 

QJ Best Decorated [_^\ Comic 

[J Musical Q Most Original 

f j Commercial Q~] Club 

{NOTE: 1«N In ill t«l*gsri« ire -llglbLe 'or Hi. 

B.,1 fX Show pH» mud .(Mitlan.l BMI LlghMd Crl) 

OWNERS NAMF, 

ADDRESS 

PHONE 

BOAT NAME 

BOAT LENGTH 

BOAT DOCKED AT 

THI OC1AN C!T¥ SlNTINfL-LIDOIR FRIDAY, JULY 10, 1970 

FEET 

Mail completed application to Chic's Deccirators, 

726 Asbury av., Ocean City. N, J, or to Ocean 

City Sentinel-Ledger, 112 Bth st, Ocean City. N, J, 

Thermometer Paving 

I from | 

fonlinlicri frnm pBgi. 

purchased find hooked up in 

iule May to provide ocean 

temperatures and publicity for 

this city on KYWTV in 

Philadelphia 

The stations weatherman 

Bill KustPr, and city officials 

here innaugu rated the 

temperature flags in a taped 

news segment aired on the 

station Kuster and his 

cameraman were guests of the 

city at a luncheon 

Price said Music Pier 

custodians call in the water 

temperatures to the city hail 

operator twice each night in 

time for the six and 11 o'elo k 

news programs. She jn tun 

calls Philadelphia. 

1 1 

will rrci'ivr a les>i*'r amnunl cit 

hard lop 

Simps 

r 

• • • • • • • • • • 

• • • ONOERLAND • 

• U U * * PIER * * • 

6th SI en the Boardwalk 

• OPEN DAILY ».M 1 P. M " 

• • • • • •• • • • • • 

feCAPITOL BURITC MARYLAND 

NOW 

ON STAG! 

IN PIRSON 1 

COMi ANYTIME 

Afta iff .1 

UMMtrf SHOW ' 

CU 

SHOWS NITILY 

8 30* 2 A.M. 

HlTE SHOW 

/ty Mire 

344- 5221 

THI ONLY tmwj^ in KINO m AriAftm tinf 

STKK CAST 

Alfi CONDITIONfP 

SiiALL THE %QiRiS0N THE/UVMtNATED RUNWAY 

1310 Atlantic Ave,, 

ATLANTIC CITY, N, j. 


ELLIOTT 

GOULD 

GANDICE 

BERGEN 

"Place 'AIRPORT' on your 

must-see list! If you enjoy suspense, 

fine dramatic performances 

and top quality entertainment, it's a 

film you simply can't miss!" 

Mdniyn Bock. Bell MctTlure Syn;liealet< Columnist 

"'AIRPORT'is ahout four 

times better than the novel... 

completely engrossing... 

completely captivating!" 

"You will enjoy 'AIRPORT' immensely, 

and you will find yourself talking about it 

enthusiastically to your friends." c,,, o.i 

A ROSS HUNTER Production 


JEAN SEBERG 



HELEN HAYES 

VAN HEFLIN 

MAUREEN STAPLETON 

BARRY NELSON 

LLOYD NOLAN 

DANA WYNTER 

BARBARA HALE 

f»h«t« 

f 5r, 

«u^t (|S*ft'!(0i(i«uc!iP6i tlDiiiHi ttyiji If 

AlrRCD NEWMAN. ANTHUN HAILi ¥ 

OtOHGtSLATON ROSS HUN ! 

Tn\ au Mil «Bini6 t!fnru 

NOW SHOWING 

Feature at 11.30 A.M. 

1-35 • 3i40 • S:50 • 

and 10:35 P.M. 

fthStntt 

A loardwalk| 

NOW PLAYING — CONT(NUOUS FROM NOON 

SHOWS START 12:00, 2:25, 5:00, 8:00 and 10:20 

• ADVANCED PRICM CLOSID IUMDAY < 

DUN MARTIN 

|aiV[HNONDEM[HF"T| 

JACQUELINE BISSEt 

HELEN HAVES 

asADAgi/ONSE7T 

| MAUREEN STXPLETON 

,|MRS GUCRHFRO 

U0Y0M0UN 

s HAKRV 5TANDISH 

at Meorlyn 

Tarraea 

HMM 

CLOSK3 SUNDAY 

NOW PLAYING 

CONTiNUOUS NOON TO MIDNITf 

Ashore orafloat. they're mckjng the boat I 

.H0BES7 MORSE ITETANIE POWERS PHit SILVERS 

A.KU. -icir SHAUGHNESST .uuOOK UIHIMUWE 

CLOSED SUNDAY 

NOW PLAYING 

CONTINUOUS 2 P.M. TO MIDNITE 

When they tmkm yoy for an outofUnvttMr, 

they really tmkm you. 

JACKliMMON SAHDYDBMHS 

INBLSflNOHSTORY 

HiEOUT-Of-TOWHEBS 

12th and 

Boardwalk SO3F Phena. 

399-9666 

CLOSED SUNDAY 

NOW PLAYING 

SHOWS 7100 ana 1 Oil! 

SPECIAL MATINH TODAY and SATURDAY, 2 P, M, 

FIRST TIM! at this Low Prie. • ONLY $2,iO 

uieod/toch 

Irw lam,!, , 

i^-: [ 

wad leigh. produced by 

bob maurice • a wadleigh-mauricejtd. 

product ion . fechnicolor® from warner bros. 

iffiwj'DÎ mitWeTlB uiiOBr i7nqgiH! "" «M ini—p"".! .» nan,., 

Hay (Mid . 

HiffbMAv*, 

SMwra Point 

FREE PARKWO OPP0SIT! THEATOE 

NOW PLAYINO THRU TUISDAY, JULY 14 

SHOWS 7i00 and 9:30 

BURTON 

GENIVIEVE 

BUJOLD 

"IPICMTTLIOFTHISKIS." 

-Vlneinl Clnby, N.¥, Tlmti 

"HIS THAT YOUTHFUL 

ACCENT WHICH PLACES IT IN A 

LEAGUE WITHZEFFIRELLIS 

ROMEO AND JULIET/" 

-John M.honty. FM .nd FIM Alii Mil, 

"AN INSTANT CLASSIC..." 

-*rth»r Winiiin, H,¥. Poit 

•A PERFECT MOVIE... RICHARD 

BURTON, CHARMING, ROMANTIC. 

CENEVIEVE BUJOLD, FLIRTY. 

THEY RE GREAT TOGETHER!" 

CoimopollUn Miitilni 

SALADS, TOO! \ DIAH. 399-5414 


I WIST AVINUI (Aersii fr«m «Hi Strwt Church) 

OPEN DAILY INrLUniNU SUNDAY 10 TO S 

PiMNEKS 

^\\SiBWEPfrtOM VEP FROM 4 PM 

FrtiU StifoAJ Pat'ly 

Sêa/tt 

Gail 263-3817 

I Ouau M« BB-tucu! Sea lilt CHy f- ntzmv* C.+w) 


HI I I f Q RESTAURANT & CLAM BAR 

•••fafc W 1234-1242 Boardwolk 

THE ONLY CLAM BAH ON THE BOARDWAJJC 

NOW ENCLOSED! 


SPECIAL EVERY NIGHT from 4:30 to 8:00 

Steamed Clams - Seafood - Cocktails 

DELICIOUS. 

SHORE DINNERS 

COMPLETi 

SEAFOOD MENU 

CHARCOAL BROILED 

STiAKS & CHOPS 

LIVE LOBSTERS from MAINE 

Avirag* SIM 1H Ibi, 

Complete Shore Dinner $ 5.95 

WE RECOMMEND 

AAAINE STYLE LOBSTER (Boiled in Salt Water) 

OPEN MONDAY THRU SATURDAY I:U P. M, t« f P.M. 

SUNDAY 12:M TILL I:M P. M. 

SINDIA 

,iButcti 

Dining Room 

SHOO-FLY mt AMISH VANILLA PIS 

Atlantic Avenue and Plymouth Place 

•2?jjQPHICK OWNERSHIP.MANAOEMQJT SrNCE im 

* CLOSED MONDAYS • 

Dr. Aulenbach 

speaks Sunday 

Dr W Harnilton Aulcnbarh 

will bf speaker at the First 

United Methodist Chunh 

Sunday at 7 30 p m in tho 

fhurch sanptuary 

He is rector at Christ 

Church and Saint Michael's m 

Philadelphia and is one of the 

mosl enkifful ministers of the 

Church of Christ, His ministry 

has always been ahead of its 

time and he has reached many 

people for Christ 

Dr Aulenbach gives much 

time to community service 

projecti. He has given himself 

in Christian action as well as 

preaching He has watched the 

Qermantnwn church go from a 

very sophisticated, wealthy 

congregation to an integrated 

congregation of a very 

different economic level 

Dr Aulenbach has had the 

opportunity to move on to 

n»w fields but has felt his 

mission was to stay with the 

changing church Thus, this 

city church has changed its 

patterns and membership hut 

remains strong In the ministry 

of Jesus Christ. 


Editorial 


PAGi 1 = SECTION TWO 

Philip G. Sheridan 

Sunday School Conference 

at Presbyterian Church 

The Rev. William Radcliffe 

Allen, pastor of the First 

PrMbyteriari Church, 7th it 

and Wesley av., announces that 

the 14th annual summer 

Sunday School Conference is 

underway at First Presbyterian 

and will continue sessions 

throughout the summer at 

8:46 am each Sunday 

In spite of downward 

national statistics for Sunday 

School attendance and 

enrollment. First Presbyterian 

has shown an increase in 

Sunday School attendance over 

the previous year The 1970 

Daily Vacation Bible School 

attendance ajsa showed an 

inerMseaver 1968. 

Associate Superintendents 

Henry B, Cooper, Jr and 

Stanley D, Hunit, assisted by 

Elders John Bromhead and 

Charles Waldt, Jr , are 

conducting special sessions for 

teens and adults each Sunday 

morning. Graded classes for 

nursery through juniors are 

held each Sunday. 

Departmental superintendents 

include: nursery, Mrs. Eugene 

May; beginners, Mrs. Roger 

Patchel; primary, Mrs, John 

Wilson; juniors, Mrs, William 

Allen. 

Quest Teachers for tten and 

adult class include V. Clifford 

Harrington, formerly 

vice-president, Philadelphia 

College of Bible; Gordon 

McMortie, secretary, 

Pennsylvania Christian 

Endeavor; Richard Bird 

faculty, Mainland Regional 

High School; Rev, William 

DTUiy, director Teen Haven, 

Philadelphia: Rev. David 

Bailey, director. Ranch Hope 

Home for Boys; Arch 

McQuilken, formerly president, 

Christian Endeavor 

International; Arthur Russell, 

elder, Olivet Covenant United 

Preaby terian Church, 

Philadelphia; George F, Paul, 

elder, Norrii Squire 

Presbyterian Church: Miss 

Lydia Smith, Campus Crusade 

for Christ, Elder Charles S 

Drain, Jr former moderator. 

The Presbytery of Philadelphia, 

First Presbyterian conducts 

1 summer Womens' Bible 

Study Fellowship each 

Tuesday morning at 10:30am 

in the Lower Auditorium, 

Guest Teacher Tuesday, (July 

14), will be Mrs, Jama Jewell 

Mrs Jewell has made leverml 

trips to mission stations in 

Africa, Latin America and the 

Pacific She has aecompajiied 

her husband, Elder James 

Jewell, on several assignments 

as consultant on mission 

projects under the Board of 

National Missions in 

southwestern United States, 

The midweek "Bible Study 

Hour" meets each Wednesday 

evening at 7:30 p.m. 

Church news 

FRIDAY, JULY SO 1970 

Dr, Raver, Sheridan 

Tabernacle speakers 

Fir W NPBI RO 

minist 

tsf th* 1 K»*mbl*' MfmiTial 

Uniti-d Mi-ihndisl Thurfh of 

Wcindburv and Philip G 

Shnridtin authnr and r^diti *nH 

tr|pv»inn pfn,cinalilv arill h. 

sppakfrs at ihr Oi nan Citv 

Tahnrnarlt* ASKSH i^ti

No boats! No boat parade 

Thf> most colorful evrnt of tin 1 scar 

along the New Jersey soashon 1 is the 

Ocean City Night in Venii'i 1 bout paradr. 

scheduled this year next Rntimliiv, .July 

18, at 7 p.m. 

Each year the Chamber of Comnicn-i 1 

and Yacht Club committJ'i 1 hopes Tor n 

fleet of SO to 100 bouts For the past 

several years, the fli>l was helmv this 

number of boats 

Once again, the committee is 

appealing to all boat owners in the 

Ocean City area to enter their irnft. no 

matter what tht< size from dinghv to 

luxury cruiser 

Night in Venice was orginally 

conceived as a. decorated boat parade, 

but in recent years the event has 

developed into muni tVf a havfrnni Mardi 

Ores. 

The carnival atmosphere is most 

welcome ns It enhances the color and the 

dazzle of the flotilla However, many 

boat owners with properties along the 

hay front have in recent vears been 

absenting their criift from the flotilla and 

enjoying themselves with Hocksidi' 

pjirtii's fnr frifrids 

The promiitJTs of the event do not 

discourage shore revelry In fuel, 

huyfront property owners arc encouraged 

to decorate their Hoiks and buildings 

and join in the fun. But the committee 

hopes that houtowners wiUyproperty on 

the bayfriint i-an find the time, the 

intienuity and the effort to decorate 

Ixith their buildings anil their boats, and 

sail the craft in the parade. 

The Night in Venice marine carnival 

has become one of the major 

summertime attractions m Ocean City It 

creates much spectator interest and 

generates vwTcomed mid July business in 

the resort 

Printed elsewhere in this issue of the 

Sentinel-Ledger is an entry form 

Boatmen are cnrnuragnd to fill it out 

and submit it nt the earliest possible 

moment 

Agfiin, while the gay atmosphere the 

event i-rent.es along the Ocean City 

bay front is welcome, a Night in Venice 

boat parade can't he a success without 

hoats A continued decline m boat 

entries could eventually spell the demise 

f>f the event 

Is excessive overtime work necessary? 

Is it necessary! 

That is the question prompted by- 

re ports of excesses in overtime in the 

Police Department 

Police Department payrolls reveal that 

dunng the first six months of the current 

year one detective accumulated $812 in 

overtime pay and two-and-one- half 

weeks compensatory time Another 

detective received half that amount in 

overtime money and time, while two 

other sleuths put in less than half of the 

overtime reported for the first two 

detectives. 

In an organization where the 

six-month overtime pay for police 

officen averages between $60 and $80, 

the excess overtime for the detectives 

seems hard to justify, 

PubUc Safety Director Chester J. 

Wimberg at first said he knew nothing 

about the situation. As an appointed 

official in an elective office he sipis the 

payroll for all departments under his 

jurisdiction. It would seem that his is the 

responsibility of seeing that excesses do 

not occur, 

Wimberg subsequently reported on 

the matter, and he said that all of the 

high-paid detective's overtime could be 

accounted for. 

There are six men in the Detective 

Bureau of the Police Department, and 

the need for one man to work 200 hours 

overtime in six months seems 

questionable. It certainly cannot be 

hlamed on manpower shortage, 

A similiar situation prevailed two 

years ago. Newspaper stories detailing 

Police Department overtime practices 

moved then Public Safety Director R. 

Robins n Chance to stop them abruptly. 

Efficiency is local government can he 

attained only if efficiency is maintained 

in the various departments of the 

government. The taxpayer has the right 

to ask of the Police Department , , . " Is 

all this overtime necessary?" 

of LAWANP 

APPL E 

"Political summer sounds 

We would like to beg the indulgence 

of our visitors while local politicians 

make mid-summer campaign noises. 

Not that there is anything obtrusive 

about Cape May County politics. It is 

the game game played by local 

politicians in any district in this great 

land of ours. 

Normally, political issues slumber 

during the summer months. 

Traditionally, Cape May County 

politicians come alive in late September 

or early October, just in time for the 

all-important November General 

Election. 

This year, however, the Democrats are 

hot after a couple of offices held by 

local Republicans. There is an important 

Conpessional election on hand this fall. 

and an almost equally important election 

for one seat on the county board of 

freeholders. 

The local area Democratic party 

leaders in late Spring announced they 

planned to campaign right through the 

summer, thus defying the traditional 

summer doldrums in politics. Naturally, 

the Republicans are going to have to 

respond to any campaign activities 

created by their opponents. 

This is not an apology, Cape May 

Countians are proud of their intense 

political concern. It is a good healthy 

condition. We broach the subject only to 

advise visitors to our precincts that, 

political campaigns being as they are, our 

politicians are not as bad as their 

opponents might paint them in these 

highly competitive days. 

Capitol Hill . 

Washington, DC •• The new 

Conservative Government in 

England is looking forward to 

more realistic relation* with 

South Africa and southern 

Africa in seneral A new 

attempt is to be made to 

establish ties with Rhodesia 

and t'ncoufHgi- the present 

government to make provision 

for a broader based democratic 

society. 

Beeauip British policy 

inward southern Africa has in 

thr rrceni past very much 

influenced U.S. policy, this 

creates, an opportunity for 

Wa»hinfn»n to reassess its 

policy of sanctions against 

Rhodesia and unfriendly act* 

against South Africa. 

Washington's hope that these 

predominantly white 

governments broaden their 

base, and suffrage in some 

eases, is still the same. 

But lh«Hf"srp many reasons 

why US policy in recent years 

Summer sounds 

toward these southern African 

countries (including Portuguese 

colonies) has not been realistic, 

or sound diplomacy Despiu> 

the emotional urge of many 

Americans to equate 

recognition with approval, the 

former has never implied 

approval, but merely a 

recognition of existing facts 

Secondly, the State 

Department continues to cam 

on normal diplomatic relations 

with various other African 

countries, in which the 

government is even less 

democratic than that of South 

Africa or Rhodesia. 

Thirdly, and perhaps most 

important of all. it is now clear 

that the basic policy of Red 

China in southern and eastern 

Africa, is based on the prospect 

of a race war between whites 

and blacks The Chinese are 

encouraging such madness, 

hoping to become the major 

influence in this area as an 

Garden State . . . 

Remember when , . . 

ONE YEAR AGO 

The Ocean City Surfing 

Association invited President 

Nixon to be a "Member 

Extraordinary" of the OCSA 

• * • 

Merchants looking back on 

the previous weekend said that 

it was' one of the biggest and 

best Independence Days in the 

hiitory of Ocean City and her 

slater resorts, 

* * * 

The Ocean City Commuters 

Club announced that it would 

us© every means at their 

disposal to insure the 

continuance of PRSL rail 

service from the 10th si 

station to Philadelphia 


Ecumenism on the episcopal 

level was practiced in Ocean 

City when the Bishop of the 

Cafndi'n County Catholic 

Diocese and the Bishop from 

the Philadelphia area of the 

Methodist Church conducive 1 a 

joint service at the Tabernacle 

• • * 

Or an City attorney Robert 

K. Bell was among the featured 

speakers at the dedication and 

inspection of the fl.ibed Louis 

1 Whitbv Wine of the Shore 

Memorial Hospital 

* * * 

The death dealing "Y" on 

the Somers Point Lonjfport 

Boulevard was brought to the 

attention of Governor Richard 

Hughes, who sent an assistant 

Chief of the Traffic Safety 

$ervien of the Motor Vehicle to 

investigate. 

TEN YEAR AGO 

An amphibious force of 

Ocean City police waded 

ashore on Shooting Island from 

ii US Coast Guard cutter in 

the early hours.and arrested 57 

partying youths' 

* * * 

Nearly 185 housing units in 

the city were rated as 

substandard and the total wsis 

expected to reach 250 before 

the survey conducted by the 

local Housing Authority was 

completed, according to 

Robert French, chairman 


June Stephens, Miss Ocean 

County, was named Miss New 

Jersey 1950 at colorful 

competition held at the 

Flanders pool 

Ocean City Sentinel-Ledger forum and 

Friday, July 10, 1970 

Printed and Published In America's Greatest family Resort 

BY THE 

OCEAN CITY SENTINEHJ1DGER, inc 

112 Rth Hire 1. Ocean City, N J, 0K22B 

Established I xxl 

• -Entered at Post OHirr ui Ocean City. N, J,. IKB2H 

as semnd elans matter 

JOHN T. ITITHIRS ,,,, , PyUiOmr 

VINCfNT T.MiCHELETTI Editor 

JOHN J. SOUTHARD MMrHilRf MiMfltr 

SUiSCItlPTION PRICE: MM ptr yMr by mall In OtMft City Mtf 

tHcMfr; ill rrmHll, JIM. EltmffMre, MM •( MfMiuippj Rfvar, 

p«r ywr R75, fix montht. $1,71, Watt «f Mitiintppi River per 

fMr, U.H, Price on nmrsttand, 11 cent* per copy. Publlcaflsn 

W—My arary Thursday, 1 SMHi-Mffch/ TiMtdty and 

wMk in Jmm until Labor Bar 

Each week your newspaper 

publishes a list entitled "Know 

Your Lawmakers", My 

experience with the local 

"lawmakers" is as follows; 

Little over a year ago we 

sold our home in Philadelphia 

and moved to Ocean City (at a 

great expense). In the 

meantime, we sold most of our 

furniture and placed balance in 

storage. Through a real estate 

agent we rented a furnished 

apartment. 

We emphatically stated thai 

we wanted a very quiet place, 

as my husband it ill. It was hue 

fall when we rented • and ill it 

quiet in Ocean City at that 

time of the year. We were 

informed the owners were a 

quiet, elderly couple and lived 

on the second floor • but we 

were not told of an existing 

attic apartment • rented during 

summer months • has no fire 

(wiine nnri topniwe tenants 

TRENTON With an 

increase of 348 percent in 

narcotic arrests during May, 

plus a boost of 136 percent in 

gambling .arrests during the 

same month. Colonel David B, 

Kelly, superintendent of State 

Police, appeals to law abiding 

citizens to report ajiy 

organized crime activities. 

Total criminal arrests in New 

Jersey by State Troopers 

during May reached 2,227, 

which is 598 more than the 

previous month and nearly 

double the 1,142 made in May 

of last year. 

The Slate Police report 

indicates, the largest increase 

occurred in the area of Class 

Two i rimes which are all other 

than murder, manslaughter, 

rape, robbery, atrocious 

assault, breaking and entering, 

larceny and auto theft. The 

largest single increase was in 

narcotic Arrests followed by 

gambling. Colonel Kelly states 

tht> increases reflect the results 

of a concerted attack, by the 

Slate Police in those important 

areas. 

agin' 'em 

noisily dash up indoor stairway 

at nil hours. After moving into 

the apartment we learned of 

this, and many other 

(unforeseen) unfavorable 

conditions Naturally, I 

complained. Fire ""hazard, 

plumbing malfunction, 

insufficient electric outlets, no 

locks on doors, no privacy. 

When my complaints were 

ignored I visited, in person, the 

various departments in the two 

City Hallit, Fire, sanitation, 

plumbing, building inspector 

and license department* No 

Success. 

Then one day (about a 

month ago) we returned home 

to find an eviction notice 

tacked on our front door, "Hie 

owners had caniulted a local 

attorney. We were to vacate in 

three days. The notice 

contained a number of false 

continued on pap 4 

"Everyone by now must 

know the effects of gambling, 

narcotics, loan sharking, 

extortion, hijacking and 

corruption upon our society," 

said Colonel Kelly "We will 

continue to press in all areas 

and specifically against any 

organized criminal activity." 

Repeating his request for 

public cooperation in the drive 

to combat crime in New 

Jersey, Colonel Kelly asks 

citizens to write a note to State 

Police Organized Crime Task 

Force, Box SB, West Trenton. 

Such tips will put the troopers 

on the trail or wrongdoers 

wherever they may be hiding. 

There is a movement within 

the State Police organization to 

secure more pay for State 

troopers. It is claimed some 

troopers now work nt less pay 

than the Federal minimum 

wage. The argument is that if 

the State can give money to 

the cities to pay their police 

and firemen $10,000 a year, 

the State should do it for its 

own troopers, 

SUMMER • Outboard 

mntorboatJi, snowmobiles and 

motorcycles are banned from 

New Jersey's public shooting 

and fishing grounds this 

summer. 

Only electric motorboats 

now are permitted on fourteen 

of the State's 15 fresh water 

lake* under the Jurisdiction of 

the State Division of Pish and 

Game and Shell Fisheries. At 

the Prosoertown Lake, under 

the terms of the deed, only 

manually operated boatt and 

canoes are permitted. 

The State Pish and Game 

Council adopted a regulation in 

part a* an anti-pollution 

measure. In addition, the 

speeding motorboats became a 

threat to swimmers, And the 

noUe Interfered with flitting. 

The inti-noise factor aj»o 

entered into the decision to 

ban (nowmobilei and 

motorcycles. The vehicle* not 

only destroy vngitotion but at 

times they are used by 

unthinking rid*rs to molest 

wildlife. 

arms supplier. 

In Tanzania they are 

building a 1,000-mile railway 

This year that country has 

turned to China for military 

supplies and training, after five 

years of such deaJinp with 

Canada, The Chinese are 

building a navaJ base in Dar m 

Salaam and have offered to 

build an air base and provide 

jets, reportedly 

The railroad will provide 

landlocked Zambia its first 

outlet for copper other than 

over Rhodesian and Portugese 

Angolan roads. 

The Chinese have long been 

supplying and training guerillas 

attacking Mozambique in 

southern Tanzania. Their 

({rowing influence is likely to 

escalate the assault. 

The existing goyerments of 

eastern and southern Africa are 

stifble, opposed to race war and 

pro western. It seems 

extremely doubtful that they 

can be overthrown by guerillas 

any time in the next twenty 

years. 

The best hope for change, 

orderly change in the desired 

direction, is through internal 

evolutionary changes, which 

Washington might well 

influence dealing through 

normi diplomatic channels on 

a buslhess- like basis. Being a 

largelyWhite nation, the U.S. 

cannot possibly profit in a 

black-white war in Africa, 

which would only serve the 

purpose of the Chinese. 

Know youi 

lawmakers 

Fodtral Official* 

U. S. SENATOR CLIFFORD 

P. CASE, Room 463, Old Senate 

BullciinK. Washington D. • C. 

20515, 

U, S. SENATOP HARRISON 

A, WILLIAMS JR., Room 352. 

Old Senate Office Building 

WiishinRton, D, C, 20515. 

REP, CHARLES W. SAND. 

MAN, JR., Room 1810 LonR- 

worth House Office Building, 

Washington D, C, 20515, 

State Officials 

GOVERNOR WILLIAM T. 

CAHILL, The State House, 

Trenton, N.J, 08609. 

STATE SENATOR 

ROBERT E. KAY, 107 E. 

Wilswood av., Wlldwood, N,J. 

08260 

ASSEMBLYMAN JAMES S. 

CAFJERO, 3303 New Jersey 

av., Wlldwood, N.J. OBWff, 

ASSEMBLYMAN JAMES R, 

HURLEY, Millville National 

Bank Building, Millviile, N.J, 

08332, 

City Officials 

MAYOR ROBERT L. 

SHARP, Director of Revenue 

and Finance, City Hall, Occim 


COMMISSIONER DAVID 

L. SIMPSON, Director of 

Public Worki, City Hall, Ocean 

City, N.J, 0B228 

COMMISSIONER 

CHESTER J, WIMBERO, 

Oireetor of Public Safety and 

Public Affairs, City Hall, Ocean 

City, N.J, 08228. 

Ocean City a la Carfm 

THE DRAFT LOTTERY Wi> nutcd with somewhat 

dotai'hi'd interest thill thr second annual draft lottery 

was held July 1 in WushincUm. I) C This year the 

lottery effects only 19 year olds and not the entire 

draft-iigf population, an it did last yenr We weren't too 

com-erned where our hirthdiili 1 landed m the lottery; it 

has been several years si nee we.wen- HI and trying to 

stay one jump ahead of the draft However, if we won 1 

19 this year and didn't have a student deferment, it's 

pretty safe to say our number would he up. Our 

birthday, April 18, landed on number 138, a relatively 

sale bet that we would he on our way to boot camp 

before thr end of the year Usually the top two-thirds 

are railed, at li'iist fur physical examinations. We are 

glad we aren't 19. Getting older does have snme 

ndviintnges 

THANK YOU, HOLLY Our doe. Zaehery. has a 

ravenous appetite A full cmirse dog meal that would 

give most other dogs a case of gout wouldn't even phase 

Zaehery And he'd he hack for more Inter Invariably we 

run out of dog food and the oniv time we remember to 

get it is while we are sittlni! nt our typewriter at the 

office. We are reminded of this situation hy one of the 

S-L's IBM operators as she passed our dnor two or three 

times a week and asks if anyone wants anything from 

the Acme Market next door For the past few weeks 

Holly has been carting dog food from th» Acme to our 

desk and for this service we lire very grateful And 

Zaehpry is grateful too 

* * * 

LINDSAY AND THE G p If ever an award for 

endurance is given, Lindsay Suzanne Hopkin would he 

the likely recipient, Lindsay is a working girl who lives 

in Ocean City for the summer and commutes each day 

to center city Philadelphia, We wonder how most men 

stand the five-day-a-week chore of driving and taking 

public transportation, let alone a woman. Lindsay insists 

she isn't trying to buck the system ;md diligently leaves 

her house shortly after seven a.m. for the hour-long 

drivp to Lindenwold where she catches the high speed 

line to center city. Then it's over to the subway for a 

four block ride to her office Lindsay says all that 

commuting isn't that bad when you think of it in terms 

of a gmnde prix race or a G. P as racing fans call it. Faj 

from being a race to get to work, Lindsay says the 

traveling time gives her a chance to unwind. We admire 

her stamina. We gripe about having to drive fight blocks 

to get to w irk, 

* * * 

ROBELESS JUDGE - We were dismayed this week to 

leam that somebody swiped Municipal Judge Frank 

King's robe from his chambers. King has been Judge 

here for almost 19 years and dunng that time may have 

misplaced his robe on occasion, but no one ever had the 

nerve to walk off with it. The Judge is now reduced to 

wearing his old and somewhat shoj worn robe until his 

monop-amed judicial garment can he n placed At least 

King won't have to suffer the burden of replacing the 

robe as he did the embarrassment of losing it. The city 

has happOy agreed to replace the pilfered robe with the 

condition that King doesn't let it out of his sight. 

* * * 

THE MELODY LINGERS ON - A concerned citizen 

visited our office last week to tell us of a long standing 

mistake this newspaper is supposed to have been guilty 

of for a number of years. This well-meaning lady said 

she and her mother are regular attendants at the free 

concerts ,on the Music Pier, Her gripe is that the 

orchestra never plays the same songs the SentinelLedger 

publishes on its weekly program listings. What is more 

she says the program that appears in the Weekly Guide 

magazine is different from the S-L and also doesn't line 

up with the -actual concert. We checked with the 

powers-that.be on the pier and learned that there is 

some deviation in the vocal selections presented by the 

soloists, but the musical selections are almost always the 

same as the program says. This is nice to know. The S-L 

has been carrying the concert program each summer for 

20 years. We would hate to think we've been wrong that 

long. However, in future weeks the concert program as 

printed in this newspaper will carry the line, "this 

program subject to change," 

* * * 

MUNICIPAL THERMOMETER - The city's new 

thermometer attached to an end piling at the Music Pier 

has been providing Philadelphia television station 

KYW-TV with the ocean temperature for their six and 

11 o'clock news programs for several weeks now. One 

day last week we were watching the news and 

weatherman Bill Kuster dutifully reported that the surf 

at Ocean City was a comfortable 65 degrees. On the 

basis of this report wo walked down to the beach for a 

quick dip. Upon placing one foot in the water we 

suddenly realized that either Kuster transposed the 

figures from 58 degrees or someone at the Music Pier 

can't read too well. At any rate wo abandoned our plan 

to take the swim and returned to the house for further 

reports on the water temperature. 

COME AND GET THEM - About a month ago Albert 

Aldridge, of the Gardens Civic Association, came to our 

office with 45 questionnajres and a tally sheet from a 

recent survey of members of the Association on 

questions of local interest, Aldridge, in behalf of the 

Association, requested that we run a story on the results 

of the survey, We said we would do so. Aldridge 

reminded us that he wanted the questionnaires back and 

would pick them up after we had a chance to look them 

over, A story appeared in this paper four days later, but 

the questionnaires are still sitting on our desk. Another 

100 questionnaires were not made available to us even 

when we asked John Gilbert, Sr,, president of the 

Association, if we could see them. However, the group 

doean't seem to care about the 45 they left off at our 

office. So we are prepared to make a deal with the 

Gardens Civic Association. We'll return the 46 

questionnaires we have if wo can see the other 100 for 

just a fleeting glance. 

t * # • 

MIDSUMMER • Midsummer is fast approaching. It is 

that period in late July and early August when the 

ieason is in full bloom. It's the busiest time in our resort 

season and a time when the days and nights are hottest. 

In the country nature is in fiiil bloom and already the 

first harvests of com and tomatos are in. It's a hectic yet 

somehow peaceful time of year, Man and nature are 

rushing to pt the most into their brief summerlifetline 

before the-first fall froit and the end of the tourist 

season. Midwmmer has a way of slipping by before we 

know it and with September on the threshold we too 

often ask the question, Where did it go? 


STRONG 

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THE OCIAN CITY SiNTINELLiDGER PAOf 3 — SICTION TWO 

FIRST UNITED METHODIST 

CHURCH 

Klh SL and Ccnlrnl av 

Charles Wilcvli 

Minister 

Hny Qgist, 

Minister of KHuraiifin 

Howard W Adams. 

MlhlsU'F Of Visitation 

William C Wood, 

Minister of Miimr 

Today (Friday ) 

7 ,1O p m f'hai,r,.| rhoi. 

rehenrsni 

Sunday 

8 30 a m Church School 

r 10 anrf II am Morning 

Wnmhip in the Snnrtunry 

Piuitor Wilfork'K sermon "A 

Life Lone Struggle 

7 'id [) tn In Ihe 

Sunctuiirv Dr W Humili.in 

2 p.m Surnmrr Auxiliary 

"At Ease, S'ort.-s I Tnll My 

Friends," hv Dwight D 

EiKs>nhnwr Book RPVH>W 

pnn, uufhnr, 

r ii (I i (I ;i n ri I 1.1 •• v I - I •. n 

Thr- Rev .lohn '' Kiiip. 

rhMphnn of ihP day 

* * * 

UNION CHAPEL 

BY THE SKA 

r ift 1 h kl aiifi Atbury -> l 

* * * 

Sunday 

9 30 ii m Sunday School 

daises for all ap 1 * Harold 

Pi^rvr, sup^rintf ndrnt 

1 1 am Worship Srrvirv 

Dr Aaron E Gaul, pastor of 

(hf First Priwhytirian Churrh 

of Germsiritown, Philadelphia, 

speaker Mrs William Hall^n, 

soprann snloist, will Sing 

"CorTH 1 Ye Bk'sMrd ' hy John 

Brindlf Sr.iiL tThe Youth 

Center will sing "Everybody 

Ought to Know' by Norman 

Johnsnn Prpludi". "Son of My 

Soul" nrrangrd by Clarence 

Kohlmann and "The Flow'ret" 

by E, A Mat: Powell 

Offeratory, "Melodie" by Jules 

Massenet, Op 10 Pnstlude, 

"My Heart At Thy Sweet 

Voice" from Samson and 

Delilah by C SaintSaens 

i * * 

Thursday 

10:30 am - Youth Choir 

rehearsal at Chapel Hall All 

young people invited 

* * * 

HOLY TRINITY 

EPISCOPAL 

11th si and Central av 

Rev. Charles L Wood, 

D Ed , Reetnr 

* * * 

Sunday (Seventh Sunday 

after Trinity) • 

7 30 am Holy 

C o m m u n ion Dr Goss, 

celebrant 

B a.m. • Choral Eucharist. 

Dr. Wood, celebrant, Dr, Goss, 

Drencher 

THE TUESDAY 

Bible Class 

7:30JP,M, 

TAUSHT 1Y 

Mr. Lyle Olmstead 

(NOW STUDYING 

MIITS 1VE ?Y 

TUISDAY AT 


7! WALNUT ROAD 

ocf AN CITY, N, J. 

ALL ARE WELCOMI 

Helping 

Somebody 

in Trouble 

Listen this Sunday to the Chris. 

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Interesting insights on this quis 

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In this ar« II is heard 

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9 30 

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Sunday 

H 30 anri 11 urn Th-£AmW MUSICALE on Muiic Pkr 

Featuring The Manor Echoei from The King's College 

BIBLE CONFERENCE SCHEDULE — Ivary Ivming at 7:30 P. M. 

MORNING BIBLE HOUR 11:00 A.M. (Tuatday thru Friday) 

JULY 12 thru 19 — MISSIONARY CONFERENCE with STEVE MUSTO, 

baritonai BARBARA MUSTO, »op.; REV. DANIEL FUCHS, RIV. TERRY 

DELANEY, REV. JAMES HUTCHINSON, RIV. VICTOR B. BEATTIE. 

Naxt Wa«k — July 20 thru 26 — RIV. EDWARD H. 5TADY. 

PREB PARKWO FOR 50 CARS AT TOE CHURCH (entrance on WeUey 

Aranue) ELEVATOR FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE, Nursery and 

baby sitting facilities for all evening meetings and all Sunday meetings. 

1HST fill Kf H f'f fHMI.T 

S(1KNTI«T 

life 

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Th. prac-ifal rffi-flsi. 

[unmrjij.i) It, O..d shu 

tru^ mi-anin^ at tiif rjmi'nUi] 

vi.vtM arrfjrding I" thi* 

L ' -^ " * > n H *• r m ij n nri 

S,4tTarmnt h b* fâd on 

Sunday, July 

Th 

12, all 

TAHKHSACLf HAPTI«7 

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K.'i / I, Bi'H ,,,,(,,, 

f 'ids, 

T in ii rn Kibii f'l.ni 

>> :n (i m >;•,,,,,, I'll, 

10 .1 rn Siindav Schnii! 

11 i r ' i m Morning 

Worship 

("fUld'Ti Tpit, 

t'stjibhshiiig th* thi-rriH of 

readings from the Bible and the 

Christian Srn-ncf ipiibook, it 

from John The bri-ad of Ciud 

is hp which cumeth down from 

ht-uv^n. and Bivpth lifp unto the 

€Cinpinued on pggp 4 

m HYPI 

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("h' 

MACEDONIA 

MKTHfiDIST 

; >11h ^r ,inri SimpHiin ;•% 

F!ii Humid S An*r«i», 

phSUH 

9 :i0 a m Syririjy Srhoiil 

i 1 a m McirniriB U'.rship 

* = i0 p m Evcniny St ! rs IC' 

W, fincsd.iS 

» 10 p m F*.v. '• Ili-i.tinc 

• 1 UMM AMf 

,'th -.1 .mil Iliii n ji 

(in Hiirrcfl > >,-n|| 

1 ..(i.is i 1= rid as f 

ni [';r.i[li 

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-Hi! Ill) BAPTI> I ( III Hi H 

'rh >t ,tnfj >jnifi>i!n A.r 

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CHURCH of the REDEEMER 

Longport, New Jersey 

9:00 AM. — HOLY COMMUNION 

L^ 10 A M._———_ 

Mornini Prayer • Family Servlct 

The Rtv. James F. Mrflrojf 

Seaman's Church Institute of PMkdtlphia 

An Active PrerMtant Ep

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PAOI 4 — SECTION TWO THg OCEAN, C|TY SINTlMbL-LEDOiR FRIDAY, JULY 10, 1970 

Church service! 

i mpnr ! ;i iin ! 

nui'd from puyi> A 

W(lrki - • ' Christ. 111. pr:..-l 

Kr.im Sfii.ii,,. ,ln(l Hi-ulth w h "' h ""-'"' : 

wilh Key In tin' .Srripluwi. by 

Milrv Bilker K.lily, DiM-oVerer 

;iml Founder uf rhriMiiiri 

ri'ÛFrs-ri luit ami Ihi' hl 

wh,. inliiiw him iii ili'.-. 

Srii-n.'.'. ih,. f,.ll,)H, 111(4 |i«wui(|.' MAINLAND flU'Hi'lll-'v 

refer* In I he l.-ii.-riilii!\ .III.I 

(inirliri. ,,l" ChiiM j.-siij, h'OMKIIH POINT 

"Kir*! in llieliM ul ('hn.^tijiii 

iluiie\ h.. i.iimhi Ins followers CALVAHV INIIKPKNDKM 

Ilic hfulinu power iii Trulh mnl BAPTIST 

U>ve II.. .iluii'hi'il ".. (iiji si und New York u 


This Week 

CIRRUTi 

Beauty Shoppe 

M fun In luiirwu - 

•lAurr CULTUBJ 

IN ALL •BANCMIS 

1019 W..I Av». Dial 3W-1394 

if at •.. Avenue Locautij t v 

COMPLETE BEAUTY SERVICE * 

3331 West Avenue Phone 399-0763 

ANN % JOHN' 

— iiAUTY SALON — 

829 Aibury Av«. Ph. 399-31M' 

ANN «nd JOHN MANNI 

Open Thursday Evemng* 

ftm Pirklnf m WMiNM 

"YOUR DOORWAY TO (.QVILINIM" 

HILOEGARD'S 

— IiAUTY SALON — 

COMPLETE BEAUTY SERVICffl 

1710 A*bur> Av». Dial 399503S 

EVfiNTW. 

TOO ,ir« 

BF 4LJ? Y sl ou th 

10 -45 a m. • Senior High 

Churvh School in the Sunday 

Schnol basement. 

8 15 p m. Senior High 

UM YF leave for the Tabernacle 

in Ocean City to heir Philip 

Srw'ndan, author and radio and 

tfli'visitm pprsonility. 

Munday through 

Friday • 

9 1S i,m. to noon 

Vacation Bible School 

Monday 

Daily 

6 30 p.m. • Senior High 

UMYF Softball it MU! rd. 

School in Northfield, 

• • • 

Thursday 

7 p m. • Llnwood Boy Scout 

Troop 38 meeting in Central 

Hall 

TOWNSHIP CHURCH 

NEWS 

TRINITY UNITED 

METHODIST 

Ronsevelt blvd, and Shore rd. 

Marmora 

Rev Bruce Phillips, 

Pastor 

Sunday- 

• • • 

9 45 am, • Sunday School 

11 a.m. • Morning Worship 

T 30 p.m. • Evening S«rrice 

• • > 

Monday- 

7 p.m. • Methodist Youth 

Fellowship 

Thumday- 

7 30 p.m. 

practice 

SECOND CAFE MAY 

BAPTIST 

Senior Choir 

Church and Shore rds., Palermo 

Ri-v, Clyde Whary, 

Pastor 

Sunday- 

• • • 

9:43 a.m, • Sunday icbool 

11 a.m. • Morning Worthio 


Funeral Home 

HiRBIRT t. OODFRIY, Mflr. 

Established 1896 

fi ,10 p m 

809 Central Avtnue 

30, I I a m niinil HIIH 

Hedging for the future, as in the poif, thm 

finest and most dignified funeral i#rv/c«. 

IN TIME OF TROUBLE WE ARE AS 

NIAR AS YOUR PHONE — DIAL. 3994077 

Successors to Ocean City's First Funeral Mreotor 

METHODIST 

H..V .liiliii (li.fr;.h,.n 

P.ISI..I 

I (I .1 m Suni):n 

Miind;iv 

7 :)() |i n- 

Til 11 r,(n\ 

M p in 

priirtu i 

WKSLKV I M'l T 

MKTIInni«I 

PPlCFsllliri' 

R.-v ,I,.|IM -\ - w,-in("ci ihr 

p nl I \'T "-i\ ninii'-r f'!'i!l;ij 

n --ii rnriii r ( % ps- wiiuici 

TI! pl.ilil I I' 1 hi'\ r? if! = ! f 

1 * HgurjiViiti^d hi^ rondition 

iiliri hits rjiiJJipH itHHi tional 

c'csnslicjrr.ibfl* PJCpi'liH 1 

Is il poSNibtn tJlat a IcKal 

altunir-y woU Id haVr any 

I W n v 

I. ll'M 11 (Mil lh 

will 

Mi. iVihtn ! Burt-ju 

Thi> 

| i h 

ii-d ih.il wi- would 

and 

ipp,in ! fi lls 

!• x i ^ i i n y 

ihi>\ DO 

cxisi) ! must pFrimpuy puy nn 

v% i irbi I an! ron t on thr 1 h th 

fllio' th»^ HparLmenl was in no 

run{iil.iitfi tn inovi' into 'til thr 

i!Mh of Lhr* monlh or lati»r) 

Wi* ifnivt>d in on 3Dth c?f 

OctuhtT. 1369 W*» must vacate 

whi'n liMisf nspirps (Iht» 15th) 

Mi * 11 h^ i.% :i n"ri*o t P3£ pcnsp 

innLji'ti^t' with thns* 1 in 

authority it! Cit\- Hall HUP to 

I :i n) C* 1 r tai n th at m an y, 

miyiy t>fhi>r*i who hav^ leased 

apiirtmt'nLs havf had similar 

PX pf'rH'firfs. Wo arr dofinitrlv 

i*(>ind to fnovi 1 as we cotiId 

ncvi'r topi "at hortir" living 

uridtr rh(*ia' advprsp, primitivf> 

conditions My feason for 

wnhny you is just tCJ dtp our 

j'sprnpnff By alj mpaiii 

"Know Your U'iw-makers": 

Lu hoard bus for a tnp to Wilrningtnn 

Del,, and a tour of the Genera] Motrirs 

asspmbly plant thprp 

" = ' = " S H. C 

Nigh blood 

Orfirriiion 

: (Jrapi» 

Your Pretty iyti 

Datsrv0 the Bait 

— _—_„_ 

Eugene W, Pashley 

(MHnitM AfMcy, IM, 

Shore Retd, Marmora, Dial 399-3344 

———-—_#,—____,—«_ 

Scott 

. . . - E** 1 *** "MI i!*m sprint - 

611 Wi StrMt Dial (609) 39M2M 

— — — - - # -- 

Seashore Laundry Co., Inc. 

202 f. 6th StrtM Dial 3f*fl470 

Howard S. Stainton 

81.0 A*bury Av», DM 399-55 H 

>_—__ 

B. Thomas Waldman & Co. 

152 A«b«ry Aw Dial 399-3232 >! 

FRIDAY, JULY ]% 1970 

Rofurnt to duty 

;j|- 

K.I Bills Wiiyn,' n.'Wltl 

I'SMC h:m rciuriicd in duly 

fiilliiwin^ ;* JH das' !*-i?v*^ wiih 

ht^ p,innlA. Mr ,infi Mrs 

Willscin DcWill ..I" Hi | l'..rks 

Biiii h Villaui- DcW i wii« 

Unidiiili'tl Irum (Irc'iiii Cily 

H1U h H.hn.il hi).l Si'.ir He 

I'nlcnd t hi' M.irmi' (,'iirpj, ;ind 

liHik !r;uninu ,i t Pitrrm Uhjnri, 

S('; .inri I'iimp l."|t'iinr. N C 

!!»! I-, niiw hi-rviFiy ;*^ in MP in 

«,,n rin-f. . f\l,l 

Defense unit 

shows film 

1: Iri Tim* nf Flmi'rut'riev H 

ni'W IMm pi!! inn by Civil 

Dt'ti'Emr, waJ-'ihuwn rr^cnflv .it 

VVc.Hh'> Mhllur [iif mi'mbiT^ at 

Ihi' liifjl t'P mnl, H'Miii'nls of 

Wi.slin Miinur (inri nihi'r 

mtlTI'Mcd P'TMItlS 

The film Hpt'ni'ri wilh !h(' 

\nlninal Diri.fliir "I Civil 

Di'tcns.1' and Di'.,ijil('r Cumrfil 

^tiihny, ' Thr iup'Ni way lit 

inviti' dis^sU'r is hi du ruithine 

hi ,iviiid it ' Thi' Is Im stri'^t'd 

lhrft : ' fhinu> {(> rrmi'mbff ill 

rnHfisUnd fh*' dinyfrs m a 

NuH.-.ir Attack, ill Main' 

Simple hut d l> f i n 111> 

pri'piiralHilif. to insure, thp 

.-j !'•• I % (if yourvIC jnd family, 

and (.! | Learn t>xartl;. what to 

du in an i'frierj*(.ne> and d*i it 

In tho quj^tinn and answer 

period thai ffillnwed much 

irtfiTeijt was &hc:iwn in planning 

f nr evaru ;iiirin s in time of 

iMtural ri i.Hii?it*Ts such as flood 

or hurricane in addition io tlie 

prf piiratltin already planned 

for any possible nuclear 

disaster or accirieiit 

H ii n a I d P a n n c I I , 

administrator at Wesley Manof, 

advi«»d CD director Ceorge 

Murgmi lhal ths facilities and 

nrnfrffency machinery at 

Wi'sley Manf>r s resident home 

and ursini! cenler Would be 

made iisailable as part of the 

local community plan for 

deleiiM' against any common 

d isaj.tr r 

Dr. Fuchs, Rev. Delaney 

Bible Conference guests 

Oiher nienibers of the CD Townset j's Inlet and Sea Isle 

staff attending were Miss Betty City are being contacted this 

Ktewarl, secritai-y. Mrs. Mary week by letter, requesting their 

Siiniii,, Mrs Mary Miller, support of the new 

Wilhert WeiwiT, und Dr eomrnunityserviee 

William H S'lckerson, Jr , organization;"*' 

members nf the Shelter According ot its certificate 

Manayement yroup 

Court ruling topic 

for Dialogue group 

The second meeting of 

Dialogue will be held Sunday 

at 9:30 a.m al 1007 Central 

av Robert Garretl. local 

attorney, will br leader. 

Mr Garrett's topic vyll be 

on the implications of the New 

Jersey Supreme Court 'ruling 

on church memberships. 

This class is for adults, 

members and friends of St 

John's Lutheran Church All 

intrreniod are invited. Coffee 

and buns will be served. 

CLASSIFIED AD 


McHENRY'S 

for 

Office 

Suppiiti 

Quality 

Printing 

Business 

Machines 

Photo 

Copies 

Furniture 

Stationery 

Rubber 

Stamps 

School 

Supplies 

326 Atlantic Av*. 

OCIAN CITY 

PH. 3W-0711 

I'iiM.ir Diiviil P Wriuhl 

euiiHliel. ihi' Third Week ul 

(hi- 137(1 0c,in C !i I j, Siiiiiriier 

Bible C^srifereiiei' sil Ort'.in C'iU 

Biiptihl f'hurr'h 101 h »1 iiiiil 

Wesley av 

•Saturday (July lit ni 7 :l(i 

p m is • "(;atiipu,>. Ous^de 

Ni|!hl" wilh Jim filevens ant) 

Ins staff iind sluHeni memb*'r»i 

iif the CFUSitde presi'iitiny .i 

firotfrum Hi wnfri ,ind musif 

Ciifnpu** Urusade is in Oreiin 

City fc?r it-s fourth summer 

with a d*»/nn stiiff rtierrtU'r^ 

and sevfntv five student 

workers in an iiutre;ieh fcir 

C^nst to collegians on the 

hnnrdwalk and beaches 

The Manor Echties from The 

Kitiu's Colli'Ce Hriupcliff Minor, 

N V . will bi' at neean City 

Biiptist t'hurrh mi*rriiny 

worship Siind-ny (July 121 

Ifi 15 am In sin)! anci play 

Tin 1 trin. Kiiri'n Liirscii. Judy 

.lohnsiin and Robert Wriyht 

will also he featured al the 

Siicred Musieale on Muîc Pier 

Sundav aflrrm.. in fjnlv 12) ill 

a 30 

The 1Hth Annual Mi.ssicinary 

Conference directed bv Pastor 

Wriflht op*'ns Sunday eviininy 

[July 1 2) at 7 .10 p m .Speaker 

is Rev n>iniel Fuchs, general 

secretan, (if th.. American 

Board of Missions tu 'he Jews, 

litti Yorii City He is a 

graduate nf City College of 

New Ynrk and Biblical 

Seminary of New York City In 

1965 he was awarded a Doctor 

of Divinity Degree Irum Talbol 

Thi'ologieal Seminiiry of Los 

Angeles 

Dr Fuchs is editor of 'The 

Chosen Penple" maaallne He 

will speak Sunday, Tuesday 

and Wednesday evenings 7 30 

p rn , and Tuesday morning at 

Ham 

Rev Terry I Dplaney is a 

missionary with the American 

Board of Missions to the Jews, 

in Charge of the Mid Atlantic 

District Formerly based in 

Denver, Colo., he successfully 

pioneered projects using mass 

media to reach the Jewish 

community, He is a fradui - e of 

Biola Collegi' in La Mifado, 

Calif, and studied at the 

University of Judaism, the 

( 1! I! ^ !• I i ,s 1 i S *• H .. p ' i .• I 

Tlli.iil.iuif.il Si'llliiLin ..ml 

! 'lliVliHitS II( ( î il. .I ,|j, , 

Mi I)I-1:IIIIA will ,t.. ,,t 

Mmill.n . riliir«l.,l ,,nil I'iHl.ii 

CM.IIIIH;. 1 .. -inil \V...li.. »il,.i 

liiiirii lilt: 

Kiv Vi.M.ir H H|..,tii. h.iiin 

wiri.l,ir% nl Tin- I'liikH 

r.'iNinu-iil 1^'iiL'u... ,11111 liiniiii 

piiMiir ..i (K'|.;in Cil\ I):i|ii,i-I 

t C'hii r( T h w ill s[i|.,ik .il I lii hn.il 

«'n iff-. •. 1 Ihf Miu.iiin,|. \ U..,\. 

Jkil> I " line! I M 

PTL film B.1I1I Kiiiiuuli 1.. 

Try" will hi Jiiiwii WI.||M.'SII.I> 

I'Vi'iiiMi! Th. pr.iHui -iii.fi 

!*' ;i f u r I n ii ^ p 1= f 1 ,! 

n! Br;i/i!, riviNils murii 1 n! thr 

fc'ri'at fhiimjii ti.iw -iff.-i 11 lit lilf 

in Brii^'i wilh .i> In*' rp.lh.iii 

A I ^. 1 ^p*-.=. k I ri ^ ijurin^ 

Miwimiiiry Wi-i-k will !>.• [Imnia 

E'llhiT mtssii iilMry iii Ûi-rii.|| 

until, r ihi. Rihi.. f'luh 

MiivHini.ni, iiiiH .lirfl ;iiul K;ir:in 

R ii m n 1 n i' m i ^ ^ Oldsmobib: 

The year-end buy 

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Sale ii on now ol your Oldimobiie dealer's —and the lovingi ore substantial 

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mcnl —tradilicmally you get more of your dollori bock when you're ready 

to trade rhe next time around. 

If you think you can't afford an Oidsmobije 

,..it's time to think again. 

\ 

J»AG1 5 - SICTION TWO 

Russ Brooks says: 

,.• 

.• WOULD *-. 

.* YOU BELIEVE 

Take it home 

today, sleep in 

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tonight! wh> iuffcr 

through hot hurnid nights' 1 

Sleep m ciiol uirnfqrl and 

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PAGE 6 — SECTION TWO 

Sandra Darling 

Worn is tin' most nvi'r- 

wirki'ii iiurt iif Hum.' iiimplc'i 

mnkouj) 

F 

AMERICAN 

EXPRESS 

tenth J*P 

Who 

HURST 

TfUVIL AGINCf 

Warld Wi d* Tre%fi Sf>'fP 

?ASiUinf AVINUI 

J99 4100 

GALLO 

MOTOR SALES 

Authorized 


and GMC Truck 

Dealers 

and 

SERVICE 

DEPARTMENT 

CAP! MAY 

COURT HOUSE 

20 S. MAIN STREET 

DIAL 465-5122 


County to do Business' 

C>* 

Tomasnlli 

THI OCiAN CITY SINTINELLiDOtR 

Sandra Darling, Daniel Tomaselli 

guest soloists at Music Pier 

liLMwt soloists for next 

week'x free concert!! on the 

Mum' Pier Sunday through 

Thutiidnv ii! H pm will be 

soprano Hiindrn Darling and 

terioi Daniel Torniiselli They 

will join 1 h e m u n i ci pal 

lirehesini .indi-r tie direction 

of Clarence Fuhrttlttll and 

hai'Hoiie soloist Tom Pnrlfiiw in 

the dully proifriirtis 

After petite bltsnde Nupfano 

Sandra Darling* debut with 

the New York City Opera as 

Veru in thi' world premiere nf 

l.i-r Hiiihys "Nntiilm Pelrovnn' . 

Music Pier 


Clarmneg Fuhrman 

Tom Perkins 

Frank Ruggieri 

conductor 

soloist 

managmr 

Editor's not* The Music Pier cirthfstra progTUn printa-d 

hi'rv is «ub|pi'i ID ihangf without notirr The programs air 

submitted iii the Sentinel Ledger for publirsdon well in 

advance (if the iiineert rintes In thr interim, rharigei »re 

often mnd«' in the program* "The programs arc printed by 

the Sfnttrtel-Ledgrr at the request nf (he Dtrhpstni's 

man as? merit as a public M'nirt' 

Sunday, July 12 

Limp.) Ovefiufv Hrrolri 

The Flower 

Snnu 

Bi/fl 

Daniel Tii 

Biille! Music 

From Fûsl 

Alleluia 

Mo/:irt 

inc 

Gallop Frurn 

William Tell 

Rossini 

The Ro«ar> 

N'rvin 

Tern PnrkinM 

Kim: Cotton 

Marrh 

Sou.Sii 

INTERMISSION 

Gigi 

Lcirwe 

E Lucevan Le 

Slelle Pucfmi 

Daniel TumasHii 

A Trumpeter s 

Lullaby Andersim 

The Last Rose 

Of Summer Flntow 


The Procession Of 

Fhe Sardar Iviimnv 

Deep River lurlciuh 

Tom Perkins 

The King 

And 1 Riidgcrs 

• • s 

Monday, July 13 

The Merry Wives Of 


We even have Evening Classes, 

PAPER FLOWERS • SHELL CRAFT .PAINTS 

SWISTRAW • STAMPS AND COINS 

FUN FILM •PAPIER T OLE • MODELS 

DECOUPAGE* CRAFT KITS AND BOOKS 

CRAFTS i HOBBIES 

mi A5BURV AVEKUE 

OCEAN crrY 

Windsor Overture 

Dei MI..I Boll..mi 

Mpinti 

Nicolsi 

Virdi 

Dan.el Tnmau'lli 

Menuet Paderewski 

Cam Niime Verdi 

Sandra Diirhng 

Adoral ion Bornwski 

DanciiiK In The 

Dark Schwart? 

Tom Perk iris 

On The Mall Go dman 

INTERMISSION 

Rn> Rita Tierney 

Quest,! 0 

Quf'Ho Verdi 

Daniel TorrMselli 

Dances From 

Henry VIU : German 

Sonp My Mniher 

Tauiiht Me Dvorak 


The_WhistliT And 

His DO« Pryor 

Smihn Through Penti 

Tom Perkins 


• * * 

Tuesday, July 14 

Ra> mond 

Overture Thomas 

Celeste Ajda ...,.,.,. Verdi 

Daniel Tomaselli 

The Last 

Spring Grieg 

Romilnee Rornb*rg 


Down South , Myddleton 

So tig Of The 

Flea Moussqrg.Hky 

Tom Perk in* 

Americans We Fillrmire 

INTERMISSION 

The Pinafore Sullivan 

L na Furtmi 

Lagrima Donizetti 

Daniel Tomaselli 

Parade Of The Wooden 

Soldiers Jesse 1 

0 Mio Bsbbino 

Ciri' Puccini 


In A Persian 

M*rket Ketclbey 

A PeriWt Day Bond 

Tom Perkins 

My Fair 

Lady 

Summer Schedule 

LOCAL O(;EAN cm BUS SERVICE 

Thi* bus rum 7 days a week, 12 noon to 11:55 p.m.; plek'-up 

and discharge at all intersections on route on all buses, 

Thi* bu« IMVM iftti Sfrtef at 12 noon vii Aibury Av«nu« to 15th Str»«t; 

•Mt fn 15th Str««t to Central; north on Central to Sth StrMt; tilt on Ith 

itrwtf H AHailHe AvarnM; nerhS on Atlantic Avfnu* to 6th Str»at; Wt*t on 

rith Strmt to Oe««n Avenu*, louth on Oeean Avenue re 7th Strttt; iait 

on 7Hi StrMt to Atlantic Avenut; Muth on Atlantic Avenue to 8th Srf»#f, 

HIM by Mm* r»y» back to 5°th Str«#t, Thii bui will follow this route 

•wry hour, 

JITNEY BUS ROUT! (8:00 a. m. to 12:30 p. m.) 

Toll Bridga (Oirdtfii) it IsOO i,m. v!« W«il«y Avenut to 

Read; BatteriM Road to Aibury Avenut; Aibury Av«ni»« to 6th Str#«t; 

e««t on 6th Sfr»«t to AKantic AveBut; south on Atlantis Avenue to Ith 

Stfwt; wait en 1th Strwf te Central,- louth on Ctntral to loth Strt«t; 

en 14th Str««t to Palmer Shopplnf C#nter,- rtturn to l«th and Aibury; 

on A»bury to S»th Strt#t, Stepi at Merion Park. Sam# reut« to 

Gtrdcnt. 

Mm BUS ROUT! (Afternoon-Starts at 1 p. m) 

Aftarnoen rwrtt will fallow wmt routt »« morninf (ifnty—only it Palmtf 

Shopping Cmntmr will continue on to Bay Avtny«; ieufh en lay Av»nu« to 

Marion Hark and 34th StrMt; return by ume route to toll bridg* {Gar- 

dens). Th# Jitney will not run on Sunday but the bus will run on Sunday, 

nit schedule will end en Monday, September 7 and revert 

to the winter schedule 

BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS - CITY OF OCEAN CITY 

New York 

' ' Ifflpr i^ 

hnlloci MtT us 

and ' ' a n 

ar!i*l ' WHfi ii 

Kqually glowing have been 

the plaudit* lor her oriiloriii 

iinri eoneerl sliming IJISI 

seastiri she simii with the 

T Die do Symphony mid 

third season w.th the American 

Savoyards She also ha* 

appeared with f h e 

Metropolitan Opera Studio and 

with the miijcir opera 

companies lii Santa Fe. Central 

City, Fort Worth, Chautauqua 

and Lake George She ha* sung 

leadiny light opera roles with 

the Boston Comic Opcni 

Player* and hat performed ill 

opera oil TV 

Mi>s D.irhng ha* perforrn.xi 

Bf> roles in open, and light 

opera Her repertoire includes a 

wide range of" nratomi* and 

works fn i « v m p h •> ri v 

A IIJIIIV.. of Si Petersburg, 

Fla , the «,ipra.io hii* bwii 

0 w ;. r d e d Martha Biiird 

Rorki'leller ifranK and the 

L> i •' d I- r k r ii n / B o r d e n 

Schotanihip which included an 

appearance lii Carnegie Hall 

She hits coneerti/ed WideU arfd 

is soloist at Madison Avenue 

PriijibN i.'nall Church 

Tenor Daniel Tomaselli was 

born in Newark and began his 

vocal training at the age of IS 

with faculty members of the 

Catholic University of 

America He is preHendy 

completing his dissertation for 

his doctorate degree there 

Mr Tomaselli has appeared 

in NBC* television in two 

oiiH-srl operas "The Cage" 

Confesfonfs 

Joyce Ann Bradin 

Ttt'u recent Atlantic 

Community Culleije p-aduates 

are amnng the 34 contestants 

in the annual Miss New Jersey 

Scholarship Pageant nnw being 

held in Cherr>- Hill 

Joyce Ann Bradin. 19, of 

Ocean City, is Miss ACC 1970. 

A blue eyed blonde, she will be 

the^ College's official 

representative in the pageant, 

Vicki Evelyn Pannell, 19, 

of Cardiff, was Miss ACC 1989, 

She was first JTinnerup, Miss 

CtmeenmVitf, and Grand Talent 

Award winner in List year's 

stale pageant, and set a 

precedent by bfing invited to 

participate a second time. This 

year she will carry the title 

Miss Zabpfervjlle 

Contestants are vying in 

evening gown, swim suit, and 

tiilent competitions Miss 

Bntdin will do a magic act in 

the talem competition, and 

Mis. Pannell will perform as a 

ventriloquist, ' 

Miss Bradin and Miss Panne!! 

received Associati in Arts 

detfrees from ACC in June, 

Both plan to continue their 

educations at four-year 

eolk-cm 

The contest finals Saturday 

night will be broadcast by Larry 

Keenii, of WSLT, Ocean City, 

nvir the facilities of WLDB, 

At Untie City, 1490 on the 

radio dial. 

FOLKART 

CERAMIC STUDIO 


LINWOOD. N. J. 

Dial 927-2222 

# Ceramic Service for 

Hobbyists and 

Profesaonak 

# Oreenware, Glazes, 


# Instructions with 

Purchases 

and 'The .luggler He has also 

performed supp, Ing roles in 

summer stock in Now York. 

New' ,1 e r H ey Pennsylvania, 

Massachusetts and Maryland 

In inn;j he w,'as 

soloist and 

mister of cl'remlOiiies 

for "Tin? 

Cfardenalisires on a Defeiisp 

Depart mrrii tour .sf the 

(.-imbbi'iin. While ii membt'r of 

this ensemble he perfurnii'd for 

President Johnson arid the late 

Senator Robert 

Returning in Wnglny 

Two studcnlJi from the 

Ocean City area will return to 

Wesley Cbllnge, Dover, Del , on 

Sepuimber 2, for their 

sophomori' year Thomas 

Jeremiah Boweii is the son of 

Mrs J Boweii, of 1438 

Simpson av and Phyllis Parker 

Turner, the daughter of Mr 

and Mrs Phillip P Turner of 

630 Atlantic av , Ocean Cily 

Both students are jrraduntes ol 

Orenn City High Sehnui 

Anlt-Ampririin f.' >lini; 

iris in Eppl, 



WESTERN AUTO 

515 NEW ffOAD DIAL 9^-6464 

SOMiRS POINT, NIW JfRSiY 

if STORE HOURS # 

MON. and SAT 8 to S 

TUES., WED., THURS. and FRI. 8 to 9 


The phone company is 

At 23, Installer John Barrino 

still believes in the old-fashioned 

notion that neatness counts. 

"After all, when I'm putting in a 

phone for a person, I'm like a guest 

in his house, To me, that means 

making sure everything's clean as 

a whistle when I leave. 

"I figure that if I take time to 

pick up every tiny piece of wire, a 

person's opinion of the phone 

company is bound to go up." 

The phone company is people. 

Weir=trained people, like Installer 

John Barrino, who care about 

doing a good job for you. 

a guy who's 

old-fashioned. New Jersey Bell 

TO ALL OCEAN CITY HOUSE- 

HOLDERS, AND RESTAURANT 

HOTEL AND MOTEL OWNERS: 

The Following Regulations for the 

Collection of RU BBISH, ASHES 

and GARBAGE are now in force: 

RECEPTACLES 

AI! householders and otheri uaing the colloc. Recent regulation changes now permit garbage 

M well as rubbish and ashes, to be deposited 

tion facilities of th« Public Worki Dept. we in the same container which should be of metal 

required to provide sufficient receptacles to or wood, capacity 10 to 32 gallons. Garbage, 

however, MUST BE WRAPPED SEPA. 

hold all rubbish, ashes and garbage that may RATELY BY THE HOUSEHOLDER before 

be accumulated between regular collection being deposited in receptacle. No receptacle 

and content! should weigh more than 100 

days. 

pounds, 

RESTAURANTS, HOTELS and MOTHS 

Your garbage will be collected daily by contract collectors. 

Garbage must be stored in metal, water tight containers 

with tight fitting cover. Capacity 4 to 32 gallons. 

CITY ORDINANCE 

DOMESTIC COLLECTION DAYS 

MONDAY 

6th Street North to the Inlet, Bay Avenue to 

Ocean Avenue 

TUESDAY 

6th Street South to the North *id« of 22no 

Street, East side of Haven Avenue to Beach, 

Sth Street South to North side of 18th Street, 

West side of Haven Avenue to Bay Avenue 

WEDNESDAY 

South side of 22nd Street South to S0th Street, 

East side of Haven Avenue to the Beach, 

South side of 18th Street to Me,*ion Park, 

West side of 1 THURSDAY 

6th Street to North side of 15th Street, 

East side of Haven Avenue to West side of 

Ocean Avenue—Alleys only 

Haven Avenue to the Bay, 

Sth Street to North Street, West Avenue to 

Buy, Sth Street to North Street, Atlantic 

Avenue to the Beach 

North Street to the Inlet—From the Bay to 

the Beach 

15th Street to the South side of 22nd Street 

West tide of West Avenue to West ride of 

Wesley Avenue—Alleys only 

FRIDAY 

North side of 22nd Street to 59th Street 

East side of Haven Avenue to the Beach 

6th Street to Merion Park 

Sth Street — North Street, East tide of West 

Avenue to West side of Atlantic Avenue- 

Alleys only 

East side of Haven Avenue to the Bay 

6th Street to 15th Street 

Ocean Avenue to the Beach 

15th to 22nJ Street 

Wesley Avenue to the Beach 

SHOULD THERE BE ANY FAILURE TO COLLECT REFUSE ON THE DESIGNATED 

DAYS, PLEASE REPORT SAME TO — 

City of Ocean City 

PHONE 399-6111 DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS EXTENSION 36 or 37 K 


Hospital dedication 

speaker is top exec 

Rohrrt H Bi'!hswiri(ri.r. 

preside ri I of (he Ji-rrtild Dirp, 

PhlliuMphlii. ;i resident of 

Ocean flly, and principal 

spenkRr ill jp-iiiihri breaking 

cervmirmi.N for the n.-w 48 byd 

iidriitiiin in Shun' Mi-tnoriiU 

Hospital. Siimer), Point, in be 

held, Sunriuy. July 19, at 4 30 

p.m , is one ,,f the Uip 

executives in the electriinirs 

industry (if the ['fiiteri Stjil.es 

In iidriitiiin, to hninu 

presidiMil of the jerroid 

Corporation. Bi-iwiwrngi'r is a 

director of the Oeni'rai 

Irisimmenl Co , New York 

City, Aniiier Brothers, Inc , 

Skiikie, 111 . and hi 1 is president 

of 16 leli'vision ruble 

fiimpanies 

Recipient of the bachelor of 

science degree from Temple 

University, P usswenfjer rose to 

the rank of major in the Arftiy 

SlgnaJ Corps and served as 

battalion expcullve officer 

dunnfl ih* 1 !t:ihan eampai^n in 

WW II 

He is a director and piist 

national chairman of the 

NatifinaJ Hahle Television 

Association, n member rif the 

Philadelphia Chambpr of 

Commerce, membiT and 

director of the Philadelphia 

Bflter Business Bureau, a Lulu 

Temple Shriner and a mfniber 

of the Ocean Gity__ Yacht Club 

and the Deep Sea Fishing Club, 

MiJnUiuk, Long Island 

Beisswenger is married rind 

has a daughU'r 

As reporU'd. fithers nil the 

program include Thomas E 

Dougherty, president of the 

Hospital's Board of Governors, 

Dr Henry R Seidel. president 

of the medical staff and 

\ \ 

Rnhprt H 

William M Jenkins, 

ndminLStrator 

Jackson Nuall, president of 

the Milton Hagcrthey Oil Co., 

Linvvood, will be toa-stmaster 

for the ceremony 

In addition, the Coast Ciuard 

Training Center Band. Cape 

May will provide music 

The pyent will take place on 

the lawn in front of the 

onginaJ hospital building facing 

Sunny av., where the addition 

will be located. 

Following the ceremony, a 

reception will be held in the 

Hospital's lobby 

An open invitation is 

extended to all in the 

community to attend this 

significant event. 

The addition, estimated to 

cost in the vicinity of 

$800,000 will be a year under 

construction 

The Seavillc Friends Meeting House on Route 9 will 

bo. one of 22 historic homes and buildings open to 

visitors during Cape May County's Old House Tour on 

July 11. 

SOMBRS POINT • William 

C, Jeffries, Jr., son of Mr. ind 

Mri. William C. Jeffries, of 11 

. I. Villlge dr., received his 

captain bars from Major 

Genera! Raymond Shoemaker, 

Junt 8, in West Germany. 

General Shoemaker is 

commanding genertl of the 

32nd Army Air Defenie 

Command, 

Capt Jeffries is a 1964 

graduate of Ocean,City High 

School and a 1968 graduate of 

the United States Military 

Academy «t We«t Point. He ha» 

been itationed in West 

Germany for the pait 21 

months where he has served is 

platoon leader, buttery 

executive officer and for the 

put 11 months as commanding 

officer of a Nike-Hercules 

Missile Battery. 

Capt. Jeffries and his wife, 

the former Cheryl Millipn, of 

Ocean City, will be returning 

home in December. After a 

30-day leave he will report to 

Vietnam where he will serve as 

a military advisor to the Army 

of South Vietnam. 

Navigation test set for Squadron members 

A navigation contort for 

members of the Absecon Wand 

Power Squadron will bo held in 

ocean waters off Abseeon Inlet 

on Sunday at 10:30 B,m. 

Lt. Frsnk Daugherty in 

announcing the event asked 

that members desiring to enter 

their boat* attend a 

"Captain's" meeting at the 

Atlantic City Marina 

immediately preeeedlng the 

contest al 10 am, 

The event is held annually to 

ielect tho top three boats to 

represent the iquadron in 

District 8 competition at the 

annual District Bendevou* 

which, thta year, will be held at 

Sue Island MH 

Following the contest 

Squadron members and their 

guests will rrndevouz at 

Brigantine Bench for the 

annutl Beach party and picnic. 

THIS COUPON WORTH 

fe Green Stamps 

it Fresh 

% Produce 

/•=> 

10 OFF 

Puss'n Boots 

Cat Food 

}C> oiler tigiltl 

fg lull II 1970 

^5 I"! csupon pe 

5h.pp.iil limn 

t 

THi OCIAN CITY SiNTINiL-LIDSER PAGE 7 — SECTION TWO 

3 -? Ililf 15 li?0 

THIS COUPON WORTH e f"i 

JO* OFF 

Funny Face 

Drjpk Mixes 

30 OFF 

Regular or 

Super Kotex 

ÔdOOOOOOO'jî-^'O^ 

o THIS COLJPON WORTH 

10 OFF 

Carnation 

Coffee Mate 

^ THIS COUPON WORTH 

50 JW 

Eye Round or 

Rump Roast 

Shop Acme , Delaware Valley's No, 1 Food Retailer . . , Where you get an 

EXTRA MEASURE 

of Freshness plus J$ Green Stamps! 

THIS CfMUPON WORTH 

10 OFF 

Kraft Parkay 

Margarine 

THIS COUPON WORTH '- 

25 JxH Stamps 

Minute 

Steaks 

LANCASTER BRAND~1QQ% US, GOVERNMENT INSPECTED! 

WK ~ rw "'Chickens SHOP 

SUNDAY 

QUARTERED WITH GIBLETS lb-33' 

3', LI AVG FRESH 

TJ Roasting Chickens ^ 38 C 

LANCASTER IRAND BONILiSS 

Crosscut Roast < 99 c 

LANCASTIR HAND 

Rib Steaks .. .. 99 C 

LANCASTIH BRAND BONILISS ,, 

tf lb 

Delmonico Steak ,fc »l 

LANCASTIR BRAND 

California 

Roast 

LANCASTIR BRAND ,. LANCASTER BRAND BONI IN 

VINE RIPENED, CALIF.. JET FRESH 

Seedless 

Arm Steak .. . . 93 c Crosscut Roast > 83 C LARGE SHEER STRIPS 

J&J Plastic Strip 2 

LANCASTIR BRAND OVIN RIADY LANCASTIR BRAND BONI IN 

Rib Roast 99c lb89 e Arm Roast «, 83« 

LANCASTER BRAND.SQUARE CUT SHOULDER 

Roast 

rimnc 

WIIU|J3 sHOULDER lb Rlb 

Cool'n Creamy 

$139 $159 

lib., 11-oi79 

Gmt An Extra Measure of Frozen Food Values! 

CHICKIN, lilf, OR TURKIY LANCASTiR BRAND CHOPPED $tlf, ONION 

Farmdali Pies .,, X 17* Pepper Steaks , . .;£ 99 e 

CHICKEN , fc 'DIAL FROWN 

Myer's Croauettes s; 1 »i 3f Brussels Sprouts 3 X'. SS* 

SAVE UP TO 50% ON DELTAWARE 


10' OFF 

,,,„! |Ui,l in. ,,l 5 Ib hag 

Pillsbury ;p 

AM Purpose g 

Flour 

=• THIS COUPON WORTH _ 

15 C OFF | 

Totem 

3 

Trash Bags 2; 

SOMERS POINT 

ACMI VALUI! 

Fresh Green Beans 

CRIiP 

Fresh Green Cabbage 8 

^ — — 

7c OFF LABEL MOUTHWASH 

IScOFfLABIL . , 

Lustre Creme .,. ,y 73 e Listerii Listenne 

SAVI 18c LIQUID 

Prell Shampoo,. 

1 

HIADACHE RELIEF 

Exoedrm Tablets ^0 82 e 

PLAIN QRICID 

Raisin 

Bread 

31 

SAVI Se, OLD FASHlONtD BKtAD 

Homestyle 3 1 -£q. 4 ..°?95 < 

DAIRY DELIGHTS! 

PHIsbury Biscuits 

urn* 

KUTTtBWILK 

SWIITMIU 

(••• 1 

2 19c 

Food Savor Cold Cut 

CHILDREN'S 

Colgate 

;r 71 e 

sjig St. Joseph's Aspirin 28 C 

SAVE d( LIQUID 

Maalox , , 

!0e OFF LABEL 

Rapid Shave . ,. ;;; 5B e 

fiEOULAB $1 79 VALUE 1 GILLETTE |S e_ 

Right Guard Deod. ^*l sl 

LAVORIS 

Mouth wash ,... ;77 C 

PREVINTS TOOTH DICAY ^ ; j 

Crest Toothpaste ,:;,;. 73 e 

SAVE 25C GILLETTI MEADS UP 

Hair Groom.,. ,:v:,trSO B 

DELICATESSEN VALUiS! 

KITCHIN FRISH 

Macaroni Salad 39 e 

LANCASTER BRAND 

All Beef Franks 

- 37V i3 

M

PAOE I — SECTION TWO 

Coast Guard Center Band plays 

concert Sunday at County Park 

CAPK MAY X 

HOHNK A band ftf for u kinys 

ur u prt'Hifii'nt, will hi* 

porforminy H! ihi* t!api i May 

County Park nn Sunday (July 

12) at 3 p m 

Thr U S Co;iM Guard 

Training CVnt* i r Band pUyi*d 

. for Kmjj OUiv t>f Norway =iHi) 

Prpsidimt Lyndon Jnhnsiin or 

st'parati' occasion* in 196H Fo 

yuan* thv jjroup has inivt'IW'd U 

all major populnt ion runU'r 

niung thi' Eastern Seaboard tVt 

ctifiCvrtH and pjinid*'* 

Undt'r t hi> dirrci "in of 

Musi'"""' 1 * M;ili« !^r [, I, 

Vietnam veteranJ 

pool party guests 

A frou p of Wi*i! ndt'd 

Vietnam v* ! !* i ran ! * now h*Hng 

treated at i ho Philadelphia 

Na ViiI Hojsp 1131 wn> t*n i* 1 r! a i ht'd 

at a barbiTUi* und swim pnrfy 

held n>r* ! ntlv ut tht ! h*«m*' uf 

William .1 Hutfh*v 1 0 I *» 

W«?sl*>y rd 

Individuals and clubs helping 

mak*' thi* par* v poHMih!*' were 

thr Masin 10 Club which 

p u r c h a H i* H m n a I s for 

sandwich***;, Ferguson Fogho 

Post 6650 VFW under 

Co m m an d t 1 r Mike Blizzard 

W h !C h su ppl i**d n* f rpshm nn ts, 

Howard S Sf a in ton who 

donated bathing suits to th? 

men. Jay H Kggly and Co! 

Richard Snyd^r who loaned 

umbrellas and chairs from their 

beach services. Ward's Pastry 

Shop which contribu ted 

sandwich rolls and numnrous 

neighbors and fripnds who 

assisted with homemade cakps, 

cookies, sflnriwirhfs and oihpr 

foods 

Deal-bid 

The regular session of bridge 

and pinochle was conducted by 

the Ocean City Card Club 

Monday evening in the Youth 

Center with 23 tables of 

pinochle and nine of bridge in 

play. 

High scorers in pinochle 

were; Ous Cornet, 86B 

Marjorie Peterson, 643, Axel 

Peterson, 840; Jim Spratt, 838; 

Bud Taylor, 82ft Leah Tejtter, 

609; Marjorie Bayard, 808, and 

Anna M. Mehnert, 602 

High scorers for the bridge 

fame were: Dorothy Adshead, 

5010; Lillian Carlin, 4730; 

Jesiit Frees, 4570, Hazel 

Williamson, 44B0: Betty- 

Wright, 4190; Lois Good 

4170, Bea French, 4000, and 

Abby Patterson, 3930, 

TAKE THE 

FUN RIDE 

ACROSS 

DELAWARE BMW 

CAPE MAY* 

LEWES FERRY 

LEAVE 

CWC HAT, N. J. 

6:30 AM 

9:00 AM 

10:30 AM 

1:00 PM 

2:30 PM 

6:30 PM 

10130 PM 

SCHIDULE 

LUVE 

8:30 AM 

11:00 AM 

12:30 PM 

3:00 PM 

4:30 PM 

8:30 PM 

12:30 AM 

YEAR 'ROUND SERVICE 

ADDITIONAL CRSHINai 

Al TRAFFIC BIHAHSI 

IJECT To BHiNSI WITHOUT HtT 

NnrvHI, i.l Nurf.ilk. Ainjcls Ilium nnrl Buyl.. tWps 

i-umpiisiMl uf I'o.isl UiMfii 

riH'ruil* in i r;i Ml it] ^ ;irui ;i 

niimbl'f 111 purm III..Ill iv 

Thry *IM< ff^xil;tr^ in th< ! 

line up id lhi< Armed roii'i". 

Day Panirii" in Mi-w Yiirk Cm.' 

Ihf Si Piilrirks Day Pi I.- m 

Hnslun and m;mv olhiTk 

During Ihi' pasl I'.iii r vi'iirs. 

Ihi' biind h.is t;r 

facility will b* 1 cnmplru>

PAOi 10 — SECTION TWO iMfc OCEAN CITY SiNTiNiL.LlDOfR FRIDAY. JULY 10, 1970 

CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS 

CLASSiniD AD RATES 

Advertisements (or these rolumns should be in !h» 

office ol the SenftnelL«lger TOR TUESDAY EDITION not 

later than Saturday Noon for ppRiilaf Hiissifnii sw'tion and 

not later than Monday noon (or the Too.Lato-Tu-CIiissif}> 

Priiay wiiiion. NOON WEDNESDAY for rvgulnr classified 

sivtirtn anil THHiMn.w N 

CLASSIFY 

One Time, 25 Words or Less II 25 

I5r prr word rxivtiiinK 25 words I 

Ad Runnina'!) Ciinswuiivr Time*, wtih ;S Worris, or 

Uss \ .....'. ISflO 

Ads requinnE Box Niimhi\rs. 'So More 


TOO I,ATE TO CLASSIFY ADS 25r EXTRA 

Cop> mailed in. given to rvprpsfinlativii IT brought to 

of fire personally, MUST BE ACCOMPANIED BY CASH OR 

STAMPS to rover mst Copy iicfeplni over phono as murtesy 

and ranvpnirnci' to customer Remit' vc mum rx» m hrtnrr 

adveMiSfinient is wt in type 

Classified Display Advertising 2?i- per Ajjnfii LJnf 

LOST 

i/MPLOYMlNT AGiNCY 

collar 

beach 

Red 

and 

7 10 

OCEAN CITV 

911 W#*| & Ris/iabla help fijrfv 

•5 I'wsshg^fed CSf 

CARD OF THANKS 

MR AN 0 

and 

and 

rfc AN K M U RPH ¥ 

i^fi to fhgnk all 

R^cue Squad for 

Agf* and Help dunng the 

f th d rand 

of »» 

10 

FEMALi HELP WANTED 

STpBE CLERK — year round em. 

plu/rnent eppoftur*!? iri Central 

City Store Experienced preferred 

Sefid references, and previous em 

plqyment reer-ra re 5*nimeJ Ledger, 

lo« 111 t.f 

TVPIST-iOOKKEEPEfi for year rriund 

position Li&efal vacation s&fise 

ule. eaeellent salary and fringe ben= 

efits SenrJ ediieafiSPal baefegrDund 

and experience to lea 38? Senhnej. 

Ledger M! 

AVON CaUUNG — Confjfiuing de- 

mand for Avon's complete line of 

cosmeties creates additional fern, 

tones for representatives feu se 

customers near home and can earn 

well. Call now 64I1000 7-10 

TELB'HONE SOLICITORS, BBWWC. 

e^. salary, and high bonus, i^p^- 

wort available Call J99-77I7 

Ml 

INSTRUCTIONS 

ORGAN AND PIANO INSTRUCTIONS 

— Harrrigny ctiprd f.on?H yetiOri. 

r&aiiing symbo 1 *. elc DsJ Zsn£. 



Ocean City Swim Peel 

MTH and ASBURV AVE 

DIAL 39S.0722 

SPANISH = beginners or idv/anq 

Teaehef with eefiifieafipn aFid 

peften&e Ten yea* 1 ? rR«ideno* 

Will tike individuals or 

LEARN TO 

IN TOUR OWN 

CHILDREN AND 

EXPERIENCED 

groups Gall 

MO 

SAD, 

BOAT 

ADULTS 

RACER 

AND INSTRUCTOR 

%3-M AN HOUrt 

CALL Jtf*•74 

/. 14 

TUTORINO 

MAGAZINE CLOSER. 

Hlsry high bonus Managers pot 

ition available. Call JM-77B? 714 

SITUATIONS WANTED 

i*BYSITTER or eomearaon; Mature 

wsman* references Monday- to 

Thurs orHy Call 198.1409 7-10 

MQTHIRS HELPER SABV4ITTER, t«- 

êricfl^^, sc&siiint ref«rs^&« 

available hijh school giFf lummif 

resident of DC, Oarden seeBOn. a»M 

1P9.367I 7-14 


OLDSMOilLE '61, turauois*. white 

iretenor. full pow#f. air condition, 

poiyglass tires, low miieaga, muft 

bs s«*n, like new m and out $3995 

Call J9I-9110 t.f 

ONE CAR CARRIER tandem trailer, 

new a«!e» and tir-es. electric 

bfakn. 1610. Call 3999110 if 

19ii GRAND PRIX, BOV»«r steering, 

power brakes, automatic, AM.FM 

stereo, blue with black vinyl too, 

immaculate Call 399I1J4 7.10 

SPECIAL EDUCATION MAJOR will 

tutor ehifdren during surrimeF Ej(- 

Mnenesd Call 9277S0§ Lf 

READING—All »gM Remedill r»ld. 

ing. Phonies Elementary leheoi 

SubjiOS Simple speech prO5l«ms. 

RndinHS wort for pre.fir»t grid- 

en One heur^f help=^ h *lp*i A 

personally conducted tutoring s*fy- 

ici llnci 1110. Cirtified uidllrt 

Artln. N.»l. 1J1^ Pleituri *v«.. 

O«er, City. 119-1794 or 199.4114 

t.f 

TUTORING — Mign settool fnatn 

PERSONALS 

BUBiER STAMPS MAOf TO ORDrR 

P.rr.^t : '• .ry ^ M, ,inn,ibkow, air 12691 

(Chotet of 2) 

— OTHBtt — 

•«» •onn, * Or. HDT, tit tl»S 

•M Flfefclrd Coup. $2195 

•67 Ford OIW BOO 2 dr hdt SlBII 

'gg L.M.m HDT CM , , I139S 

65 CutlM* C-85 Canv'f 11191 

DRUCK 

FONTIAC . CADILLAC 

TWIWT 

11th A AAury Avt. 

Dial m-34M 


AQINCY INC. 


SERVICE 

SHORE ROAD. MAHMORA 

DIAL 3W.3344 

tf 

NEED HELP fttting ill thoH lot), 

dene? Carpentry, painting, tlur> 

tioni, MC, All work ((pertly iwia 

Call 119344] for fru Htimatl, t.f. 

BROOKS 

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PHILCO Saltt ind Swvlc* 

TV RENTALS 


206 I. Sivtnfh S)rMt 

Phon» 399-8699 

Op*n ftldty CvLBt1 and Injured — 

CALL DON LOVI 

CARS SIMONIZED 

$8.95 

RAYS MIRROR SHINE 

114 Cdttfal Av*., Ocean City 

Call for Appolrrtm.nl J«,]|j 

STORM SASH 

and SCREENS 

REPAiRED 


Glass 

926 Atbury Avenue 

I«WM fth and IM 

399-2224 

LORENE'S 

Cuttom SLIP CQVIRS, 

DRAPfRiES. 

Large tolecfion of 

FABRICS includmo 

PERMA PRiSS, 

927-6677 or 

927-3660 

DOGS, CATS. PETS 

F 1 I 

P*W HANGING AND PAINTINO, 

WalMtex SairUas. Vmylfe Re^sari 

able rat** Crti! 9?7I67? I Hsrfifr 

hill, If 

HUMANt SOCIETY of 

hamaii^s snimsli Ms^ 

and s geod home, Hgijr* 

srsj 3 30 to 5:10 p m 

Sh 

OC has 

TLC 

md Shelter Bd 3*96111 til 

t ( 

PAINTING 

Exterior g 

Including High 

Difficult Hougei 

Local References 

CALL 927-4777 


KENNELS 


«nd GROOMING 

PIMM Ml) for tppslntintrit 

628.2340. 

Cf 

OOQ TRAININ0 CLASSE4 and^m 

ainoual instfuetian in obtdienu 

»na aavnnrj, ooMienee Formpna 

aay and night eiaisss now For In- 

formation c»ll J99.fOS4 or 399.4096 

_ _ 7 IP 

WOBLE PUPPY — Miniature, whrl7 

LANDSCAPING 

by HOWARD 

Y«r Round 

451-0108 

Qivt A GIFT of rarTWsrnbfanM All 

color brorl red Tabby Periiari kit. 

ton Call 34,. 1793 7.21 

QERMAN iHIPHIRoiT — $ ^Hki 

ttrsd by Antnony or Robinsway 

enneli A,K,C, 011 tar ssfji, 917- 

m 7 t,f. 

HOME IMPHOVEMENT — p»lntin«. 

rsofing Srid ^ding, gSfamJE Ejlt, 

floor tile, all t^p« Of £siljnn tnd 

aan.lling No jeb loo >m«!l. ull 

»n)*me 139.945J, J»rfy MeDonilr) 

t.f 

AUTO GLASS 

REPLACED 

Iniuririca Approved 

S l 


Glass 


•MwtM Mi ind lltti 

399.2224 

SEASON SPECIAL for young ^.erto 

m.n 15- rufMboirt with 4fl Nf», 

twnnia, motor, full ui of quality 

Ki »»r and m»rrjf rfunji boating 

•Ktrajl Only «JS Phone ]9M0ir 

t,f. 

70 HP Gray, boat m water 1796 

Call anytime 399.9453 " t.f 

LEMONTS 

HI BAY AVENUE 

Headquarters For All 

Types of Flagi 

kLS., Nautieal, and 

Alio Pennants 

Glass Tops 

AND 

Mirrors 

OCIAN CITY 

GLASS 


B#rWSirfi nri SiM IHh 

399.2224 

714 

_ 

AUOORT iailfi(h sailboat »na beat 

look, lifs bslis. Only "uUd i 

tim«. Call 199.1790. 7.10 

HMLTH forrts me to 

Aqiiajport, lik* nsw, 

ruae §5 s fylly eouio 

|n» of sveolnit New 

Molselaw trailer inel 

s»ii iTn, 

twin Eyin. 

d A 

y o r 

hMwy du 

duty 

7.Y0 

F If 

ALTErfATIONS and ORESiMAKINO— 

wornefii ana ehildrens ctoUiing 

Call 39J-SBOB 7.IB 

WINDOW GLASS 

REPLACED 


Glass 

926 Atbury Avanu* 

••twMn Ml »nd IMfi 

399.2224 

LEMONT'5 

Mi BAY AVI, Did mutt 

WE HAVI 1970 

HUNTINS, FISHING 

*nd CLAMMING 

LICENSES 

• Guns, Ammunition 

and Accessories 

• Fishing Tackle and 

Bait 

Men,Thur*. S—t 

fn, and Sal, 7—8:30 

•un, T—« 

""F"t.f. 

17' BARBOUR Hunabout. canva. tor, 

SO HP Eleetfle itirt motor »kft 

ana seeMtorlw |S00. Call lW^171 

_ M0 

14 ! SPORTSOHAFT, 1 BeFjohrôrTJo 

HP, ioWl In exwllsnt cond Ex- 

trai. incluclKl. _ Can t» %mn at 11 

Gardens HJ., DC. 7,15 

BOATS FOR SALE FOR SALI FOR SALI 

,| 

7.54 


MEN S AND WOMEN 5 AI!«r«l!Oti« 

FHP*rtly flon« ,it,H prsmpf SftrViCS 

RsstOnabl* Anyi'ms Sri *iH*bfl*y* 

Mr ,nd Mr« Henry Mrktarr.n 1410 

Ctnlrll Av» Ma 6? 73 I ( . 

SCUBA DIVING SERVICE, hull elfin- 

ing James Schneider, call 399- 

osoo: " 7.17 

TWI-NIGHTIR 

VENITIAN BLINDS MAK( ANY 

«0QM COMPLITILr PdlVATl 

• FMI [illMiTiS 

BE-TAPE • BE CORD • REPAIR 

UNDEfl NEW OWNERSHIP 

Dial 399-5M0 

SEASHORE 

VINITIAN IUNB CO. 

105 RMMvMt MM. 

Aloort 

/unf!,H 

SAILBOATS 

F.L ABBOn 

M wirr 

city mvm 

MARINE 

ELECTRONIC 

SALISand SERVICE 

RADIOTILSPHONIS 

DEPTH MBTtRS 

DIRICTION FINDERS 

ANTINNA'S 

BOAT WIRING 

REPAIRS • TUNBUPf 

Firif Cl.i.. FCC 

Johnson's Marin# 

ElBCfronics 

804 Bay Ocean City 

Phone 399-2221 

propellff 

35 HP U.iir. »l«d.•»• 

J99-J355 

If, THOMPSON , i 

ful'v pqu,pr>^d. pfl 

w.jie; wMN 40 HP ? 

^ BOAT 

boa! n, 

15 HP 

and rcrl'i 

rtri i 

n.lhii, riihrns 

5 b 

5 burner 

SAILBOAT ^ Skorpioris npw. e*g#! 

Ifinl workm.in^rp, B,mpl» i-nsugf^ 

for bogmnof, eh.illonges the e« 

penen&tfd, guftd discount RIB D?= 

Mncey Plaei.. 198 0640 7.17 

MARINE RADIO now master and 

rernrat... 1)0 watti 5 stations, Ajk. 

ing Ims th.jn hall finct at M95. 

Call Thurs r,-. s,i| Sun »u»ni(igs 

199183] rif 

BLUE WATER 

MARINA 

Chris-Craft For 1970 

New Showroom 

Specials 

31' Cafaliru Sedan, twin 2N'i 

ilwpi 6. shower, deluxe fly 

bridfe, many ortier t 

Ycrur homo aflaaf', 

n Ff. CatalirM Cnjiwr Slpi, 

fix, JM HP, Pvt, H«d, Gil. 

toy, Dinette, sofa convert* to 

bunk bed*, Fltorglaw. Ill 

»horo llrre. Many extras |aa 

If h«rB, 

li Ft Cataliiva Cruller ilpt 

Few, 23B HP, Pvt. Head, Gjl 

My, Dinefta, Fiberglaj., 110 

ilwre line, many othw ex- 

rrai. A grMt first family fun 

boat, 

23 Ft Unco- Offiherv, 290 

HP, Hwd V*imki, U m,p.h. 

M Ff. Uncer, 1IJ H.P., Sufr- 

lounger leati. Speed• fo 42 

m.p.h. 

1» Ft, XKH, )H HP. Truly 

a magnifiunf machine, 

tpaedf over 50 m.p.h. 


Chrysler Boats &. 

, Motors in Stock 

20% OFF 

20 Ft. Flberglan Carvtl IN 

HP 1/0 V-bunk. wa. |MM 

now $5280 

17 Ft, Courier, Bow Rider, 

155 HP 10, Sunlavoger Ml, 

canal, many extra! w»» 

HfZf ... now $]f«j, 

17 Ft. CegHer, Bew 

with 1H HP Chrytlor Out 

board wai Ufl4,,,new SHU 

li Ft. Commando, F.f»rgl»u 

open Fisherman with IS HP 

Chrysler outboard Ml $2471 

. now $1976 

14 Ft, Charier 111 Hydro V 

hull, A iporty runabout, many 

exfrat wltti 4S HP Chryiler 

outboard wat $2323 . . , new 

I1IS1. 


IMS— SJ' C,C, F/B emi»f, 2- 

671-. dalHIi , J35.0O0 

I96J—14' Pace *dn, F/B, _ __ 

400 £il, tanki, elett. 111,000 

IHI—11' ChNlsviteh S/F Z< 

iBS's* leaded, yard rgflnisfced 

..:......, . , $11,500 

19S2—Iff Pice F/B, 220 HP, 

1mm. cond. $5500 

1969—28' CO. i/F skiff, 2.1iJ'| 

, ,, , ,..,,,..,, 17000 

19S5—28' LuhrM itjri, J2J HP 

A.C. F/D, sitrai 16400 

IMS—26' Pice S/F, f/i, 2. 

IStfi *.",..., 16000 

IMS—IV Ownti, IIS HP, load- 

ed, clean S4S0O 

1967—17' Urton, ISO HP, 1-0. 

trailer 12300 

1164—17' MFO, 73 HP Ivlnrud*, 

extra. fISM 

1967—17' Donii, JSS HC Intar. 

•pter, trillar , , , , $41rt*-ered by 

O C Jiiycettet Tiilsse'i g*ragB at 

fth arsd w*s! Sfl! jidy II. 9 am 

til ? 7 10 

F |,f 

?1 RICHAHBSON (1OAT, must Be 

) ft) 

15' MAMOriANV UUN40OJT ?6 HP 

| Alsa 

il Jlin Call 

714 

riuilt hoot 

rsiidy for 

yr^.Tf old motor, 

.iepmakpr trlt, 

7-10 

f^ a? a dueb 

HIQHEST PRICES PAID for old grta 

and Sterling Silver Old cloeKi, 

JwsTry, d d l 

J 

telg oe, 

watehes, JvwsTry, epins and dental 

bridge*. Smith Jewslsrs, 958 Aibury 

AW-7 399-3171. ClMad Mnndayt t.f 

PORTABLE iAWMILL COMPUITI. 

Oland Homts, MulIlM Hill, N.J, 

471.41)1, 717 

WOMAN, elderly, mmUnvslld dry 

tlm room in private home. Would 

appreciate ears and attention bu! 

not confined to Md, Call 345-4976. 

7.10 

TWO OR THREI 

unfurnished In yer 

oorhood Call 1180571, 

SIPROOM ArT, 

round nulgh 

1 740 

WANTID TO IUy — Issehfront 

houi*. Reply to B«« 184, Sen- 

tiHel-Lsdger, 74* 

JAPANISI SWOrJO OR DAQOIR, Call 

Mr, Sinclair 399-5331, after July 

11 nil iO1.94SMU. 7-17 

ANTIQUES, CURIOS and QIFTi, ouy 

•nd Mil. Del Zano Studio. Watt 

arovelaild and Atlantic Avts.,. Sonr 

en Point (I block wait of Short 

Hd.) Clll 927.S49J. »•* 

USED PIANOS 

and ORGANS 

STBCK CONSOLI .. 

(Ls Cond i ffiejdpn ns 

HAMMOND ORGAN 

SPINiT ..,,,.,,,,.. 

CORONATION 

LOWREY ORSAN 

li fed«l — Fu» K.yB 

MM 

Nkw 

Lowr»y 8, TttMui Organ* 

A Clirk — Lewn»y — 

Kami PlanM 


RYNEtrS 

Musirraft Shoppe 

1S3B 

925 Asbory Avanua 


39M4M 

&URFBOARD — H»s«ir «yy»(, VV 

perfect cond bright fed, rsmov 

able fin $75 Can b^ Sean D€eanlc 

HotfH or call JPM310 7-10 

STRIPPED FUHNITURf FOR SALE 

tii Furnitur» Slnpelng Sarvics, 

n Wh.ie Her.. Ptk,, Ejg Hart 

Call 9SSS409 Opm m Sundays 

"t.f 

COMIINATION HErRPBERATOR and 

frwier, 1100 Call ijiJ3B7 7 10 

MOVING — Selling almsst new 

Igrly ArneHean bsdrS5fn, jiving 

room dirting rpgrn furniture Aftcf- 

nsens te 6 p m. No dealers, 123 

r^firweten Rd Bemers Pptnt 7 17 

AUNTIE T1QUE is toek again Qifh, 

eld, new. and unusual The shop 

with Hie while picket fence 633 

Asbury Ave. Game &rqw£«; 

9=4 

DAMP-CHASER 

•LlCTRiC 

CLOSET DEHUMIDIFIER 

NotWiR a instaJj, plug in 

airi target &vra clotlmjig 

ftam ruin by tmldew Bute 

musfi' OdaiB. 

N" LONG M.»5 

M" LONG IS.H 

AC ELECTRIC 

SUPPLY CO., INC. 

IU7 Wm AM., OMMI Qfy 

Tf 

REFRIBEFIATOR in riarfea funning 

send, JIB. I Bfeee kitchen set 

» Lymfn bmt and motor, make 

offer Mirrors. taWoi, chairs, mise. 

19».fS«a 7.10 

COINS — Uneoln and Indian penny 

starter sets »14,!0 each Call J99. 

W83. T 17 

TOWfRFUL VOrlNADO^wnaoiTlanT 

) WSids intake and enhauit, 

oools entire floor HO, Call 399.I1JJ. 

_ 710 

ELECTRIC HEATIR, floor nwdel port. 

aWei fleetne fan, portable floor 

mode*; 1 porei, metal efuin; kit. 

Chen items, rrtte. (tenii. Cajj jfg. 

Mit, 7.10 

NINE PIECE DININO TOOM SnToJ 

iong tibia with pads *4S. IS »«. 

tlm Clow gas steam radiator Call 

3J9.OB42. 7,10 

fRIOIOAIRI RlrRiQIRATOr? Sth" 

freew, maple set, zas dryer, 

porch chairs $Si easH. Call weak. 

ends J9t.OSO7, 7.17 

SO' TV ANTP*NA>OWER, «" rajnd 

redwood table with benches and 

ufnbreila. 1J"«24" marble too an* 

que table. Afgyj &1 earner* outfit, 

new S,§5«lg fire. C*ll ]»-SogJ 

_ 710 

GARAGE SALI^ Sat. July 11, 104 

and loj Oarfwld Avs. Unwood, 710 

S RIFRIOSRATOR. 

cond, tU,J24» W 

ONE ROSE C S 

4 iiinstie ehairs. 

orti 

Avt, 7-lB 

R 

Call 

740 

TURCO 

CO.ONIAL 

"" PAINT 

and Rtftnlihjng Suppllw 

LIMONT'S ANTIQUES 

Shera Rd., Ocunvntw, N. J., 

MAPLI OOFrei TABU and 

«nd UWe, $10, fire 

m um it h 

« UWe, $10, fire iwtefl J1S 

km unm it, Bherry flit top Mtk 

IIS, llaek t Daeliar deluxe trim- 

mer arid Mg*r ill. Call 3M-S571. 

7.10 

LErTOVERS froni (arage sale at re> 

ducsd pricM Including gat range, 

folding eot rotliHfie, Tawn mowar. 

•deer, Ismp, ehaln, tin benw, imall 

drHli, mile, toofi, Sat, B6j Irt 

S I 7 . 1 0 

RO_D AND for sal*. Call 3M- 

HIDE-AEED SOFA, POM Wn, 

ataly 7 n _ 

by ctlllng aw-Ml 

•B- 

Can 

MO 

froit ffa», 10 eu, ft on at 2021 

Attury Av*, 7.14 

REFRIGERATORS — 2 61 lg m, 

ft Csppartom with lafl hand 

dnafa, LUa n«W. Can Iftl.0041, 7-10 

rXCfLLENT HANSIN wpH light 

•urfboartJ, 7'10" SllBj wriniw 

waihar, bureau, mttal M, grind 

Irm WrMBl. b«t wmp, flinlng rod, 

710 

bafar* 

QARAGE SALE — Sal and Sun 

1220 Littlflfipld Ave. Narthfiold. sfl 

flirnn Rd «na Infield Au« Furni 

tyre lamps giasswarp, clothing 

Gf§3t it(?ms Hsaspnable 7 10 

HSHOGANV tND T, : r 'L£S, chain, 

'* spring an I rtiJMtress. draibie 

maMft^s. *,m,Tll fcsfmic-l t.ibMs, termi- 

ea lops, chrerrifi edging, bonding, 

lamps, thadct deep fryer, fMjrp!? 

lalin rn.ltari.il. Mr 345 lay A»e 

corner 4th Si 7-10 

a Pltct. MAHOCSANV DINING set; 

blQ"d twin siie 6ed, 6 ?0sl5 Firp- 

stgne Chfimp'OT (Irs, largo artist's 

r.,i»i.l |S?6 WMl»y A 39B1145 

710 

RUT GLASS BOWL, 9" diameter i 

4" depp, yer> he^yy glass, beau- 

tiful cut. over 50 yr« old Also 

elu* and wH.fe ahtiqiJc turkey p)st, 

tor Ifl".l5 w» 80 yrs nld Call 

3M-S01I 710 

rORMS, hangers, displays for 

dre?* sfldp, cashing maehins, sec. 

tignal Italian Provincial c^ych, 

ptgfte. Victerian dhe*t, TV. hitchen, 

dining room end table, eh3tf§. 

lamps, dismfsetafit* deodorl/ers. 

rug 6hamprK>-=fflachine5, rnarblg ter 

raj,3 cleaner, g^ry'ie ^*aJ*. finisnes 

mops Call 344-0047 710 

ANTIQUES milk gla««, old plaies. 

cut glass etc Can fiw •opoint. 

merit JM-93JS 7-J4 

4 STOWM WINDOWS £5, roor shln- 

glei, wall ovSri and cabinei $35, 

windrsw shutti^r^ t^( Qf 4 |2, jai 

Susie glass le>c each: aluminum 

sid,f*g; rrtetal rripldingi I? After 5 

p m ?th SRd Bay Avp 7 J4 

ANTIQUES — it round oak pedes- 

tal estenSidn fable S4A Alsp larê 

mahogany nwat mirror pdd 5niall 

tables anf! giaet«a,P Pher» 399. 

MILL POND ANTIQUES — China, 

gla^s, iron kettles, old snore b'rd, 

and duck decoys Off Rle. 9 at 

Uinwp&d Cer>vafes£ent Centsr at 

Bargaintown M,u i»end J bilks 

«7 4S01 r §.4 

LlyiNO AND DINING ROOM fumi. 

ture, typgwritef, stainless steel 

eookware, carpeting, rnsse items 

CaU J99 1213 f 

LOTS FOR SAL! 

134 ACRES Of rneadDWiand on the 

Great Egg Harbor River Good far 

duck hunting, trapping, and fish= 

ing Only jUO per gfa-e J\rU off 

Rt &0 in Esfelle Marior Township 

Call today for more Infarrnafion 

Coastal Realty, Realtor, 330 Atlantic 

* * 399 3M9 Cissad W.dnesaayi 

r 11 

LOTS TOR SATT— ! choVce loTs, 

J01S Haven Ave and ?0!0 Naven 

A« 40slli filisd to grade, side- 

walk and eurfe. water sewer and 

gas Imes in Call 199.7009 or any 

broker Tljjj 

JUST THREE MILgs to Ocean Large 

10Osi22 lots in Marmora with *M 

mprovements installed Lower taj*s 

T»ko ]4th St. to Route I, tym 

right to builders sigh •/, rrrile on 

left Gus Funk, 399-9268 9.4 

BUS. OPPORTUNITlis 

iOARDWALK BUSINESS, 100 per- 

cent location, stocked and equip- 

ped Plus a#t far two. Under 

111,000. Insewci if now, then t»k. 

yourself to Rousher fHsltori 5JS 

Ocean Ave f 7JQ 

iOARDWALK LUNCHEONETTE _ 

business for sale Seasonal, full» 

equipped Call 3WJ8M If 

RESTAURANT fully equipped in t>- 

eellent cond, Aiw has income apt* 

Reasonable, Call rjdmund L WisH- 

em Real Isute, SIB Oman ,*.»„ 

3990fOO 7;|4 

LEARN STENOTYPg (Machine short- 

hand) Begm training now for 

highly paid Court Reporting and 

Secretarial careers. Evening classes 

beginning Serjt itn Limited enroll- 

ment. For information, write Report, 

ers Stenotype Institute 15 W Bale 

ereit Awe, Northfiefd N J-, or call 

Gerald W ABamo Official Court 

Reporter, 3W-49tl 7.14 

FOOD MARKET for sale or rent 

Self servleeTiow in operation JO'ii 

I00 1 Building on 40-.1S0' com,r 

property. Additional parking area 

SOjliO' Fiitures include 90' of re- 

frigerator eases, 100 *t shelving 9 

soalss, «ouJpmem for self s*rvi« 

meat department, grinders, iHeer 

band sa. ete. Located 15 miles 

from Atlantic city off rout* 30 

SrruiH amount of cash required 

Call 399-5100 for information 4 ; if 

REAL ISTATi FOR SALE 

LIKI NEW _ iamStyle Coloniai 

eottage, i3rd st. area, 4 bed- 

rooms, tile bath and powder room 

modern kitehen wall to wall car- 

peting electric baseboard heat 

Partly furnished large lo* 111,900 

The Farrell Agency. 1400 West Aye 

Ft f 

MAPLE HIGH CHAIft $12 baby ur 

wm IS, rant lm$| 4 l 

driftwood limp, with «h«d«, 46" 

tall tag a«eh. Call 399.4209. 7 10 

DOWN CITY, Naw JtTHy Anilaui 

Show MM Safe, Denvtntlon Mall, 

fth at Bo.rtlw.lk, July 20 g] 2J 

1970, 10 .m. u M 

aorwl by th. Knight, snPERrr -Inch 

f ,,.: fi>K,r fte*i*$ and 

linn 

r^yiLy Yes- Ratjnd 

*=,r h 

FAR BOUND n gl. la 

vH,,r and dfy^r thrê 

LISTINOS WAHTTO 

jljl» 4. AUGUST 

SPORTS CORNER 

by Tom WUlianis 

j;.'"', 

Pi,,,-. 

BLA, M BLOCK _ B93 5(h SI Four 

OlHilF H,,.,. 

bFLJUOOM C,., 

'Marvelous Mike' - the Cabrinis 

They 

iBS or 

Ths'if ff 

H»fr 1F.D»OOW 

'•• iNion I ]1! 

Nrwi_f eiNQVATrh 

TWO iCDHOOM »rT 

thi- 

ith 

' 13 

7 10 

3 

II ,'rt 

BTO H F- WITH 4 bsdrpom 

384 1 

SH500 

Ca|[ 

tf 

Ef BtBROOM AI^T j 

11 to 7 IS (150 Also 

»».'« 'er h»K K,a*«n 

*, tg wide Nf*,+h *n*i 

IM J51P 

v»,i.i)ie 

i 1 fn 

s ex*. 

UNWOOD — Rambler far sale by 

the raenri 6 reflmt til*? fegih. iitli 

ity fc>,m 3ft?if-ned garage Good 

&tinr! ^tpflj, DKfrat L^t ÔilQO 

Call 9J7J07B 7-Vo 

1193018 

BEDROOM 

d 7th gn 

July J5 t 

AFT 

710 

cr. 6th 

n July 

Phone 

7-10 

TRIPLEX npjirtmefits AH rented 

yearly Twp 2 ear gsrsset 

l.i'B. lot l,'l 500 

PAGE 12 _ SECTION TWO THi OCIAN CITY SINTINfLLiDGIR FRIDAY, JULY 10, WO. 


at North Point Bo;** h murnhlml Irniunt '•- MIIMT i, 0u>\ j>A\n 

somethini? .ihoul "ht'uiniii'r ^ I .*,,,k-ih.iuL-h i.mnti i i">n 11 

thre* 1 anci li lîif p',iinutt •>! rtu ^''iliî ii^fiuitJ 

bass jn,.r HÎML .) r MI,. .,p, M i',rn,iM hr 

Thi 1 SiHJIl^ bin !fi!Ml itiM.lS', Ihi'K Ifi' ll^H tli.il ,trf 

PittJiburijh put .il! lit tin- -in.ill liyi ulii -.hi,ni.In 1 

segsoni'd UIIÎITV, with llliif hi' tth'i; In- i-.m b..,i«i ..' 

faHCy fiJfls ;inci rriMs .iiiji \ ",ir^ ,'Uth,^ hkf It!.*' 

of esporii'ric'i': !•' sh.irTi.. Kil i •, ,,-,i,., », ,F ,j jmf (ûfim.m 

Cormall. whii '.liil u. Ihi— |,.,,| ., ,|,», u ,-,i, m mi full r.H". 

111 I hi 

''fishing sturs . s^t I il th.i' 1 Hr uliirli w uMnt^î'H i' ^..'iih 

fish is BMIIIU li' I11 1 The 'Burin". .iipi,i uii'd hy 

rniUJ ni.-.l. 1 ,,,,,,r11111 u in iln'in ih.-it 1 hr 1.>•• 

Scirt lit' niHivi.nir I'l.wll Hi,- |v | h l. 1,,..1 ( I | I| ,,| il,,. ,,,1, .„„) 

Dr Kri.H.r h,iul*>d in ,i c*Irh isf 

M-v.-n hi nil 1 I) niih- --. nil h • -I 111.- 

______ . . . . . . _# . . , :h.il kNiu ..i.,1 hi-i-'iiiu !.»• •• id. 

.'* ni iii- v. .I', t 

i;\ k Kills « • >r th i',il liljj 

('.irnuwni r..[i..rh lh;ii 

Th, v lii-iu in in.- ii-.'.'i K«I 

AN^.i" tuna .irr now hciiiy 

ul,,,, Inl.-i «.ii «h. .. H.i. 

r.iuiiH .ili. .11 r til! ihi|.', Ir.im 

TERMITES 

[STFREE 

(TiRMiNATiNq CO, liit 

(•5109 • ttZSlba 

, 399.1J0B 

meveryone! TENNIS 

CLOTHBI i IQUIPMBNT 

tar Hw Entin* Family. 

OPEN A>TER 1 F M 

"Morniniis iirr Inr r< - nm> 

DINKY BAYIJNSON Pmp 

4JI7 VENTNOR AVENUE 

ATLANTIC CITY IH-42JJ 

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IH'd b\ Mr C'mtfii'r. ..I 

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Bfiliiniiir** ('iinsnn should br 

pr!>p:lfi'ri in !;inyh- with i! rl *' ni 

thi' Ufati'M lighting fish, a 

merlin Biilh hiui. ,jnd whiU' 

friarlin nrr bi-ini? raujlht '»n 

wlit.l.' ^qutd. .Spanish mHrk*'rai, 

or anv ,iihi'r ^mnll finh in thr 

C.a in 1 m 

Rufhers meet 

all-star nine 

A vory unusual all star game 

will be playpd tonight tin thf 

high school fipld at 5th »t. and 

Bay av The Babi> Ruth team 

rpprpsi'nting thr city, currently 

leadinfj thp Saashore Division 

of the Cape-Atlantic League 

with a 50 rpcord, will play a 

team comprising coach of the 

Ocean City Youth Athletic 

Association 

The Babe Ruth team, 

coached by Rich Dorsey, will 

field its regular lineup. Pitchers 

Davt> Andrews, Ted Outowicz, 

Joe Bilglia and Scott 

Vandersliee are all expected to 

H mound duty, 

The OCYAA All-Stars will 

consist of Frank Sannino, Bill 

Wallace, Tom Williams, John 

Kemonosh. Nazi Coslanza, Al 

Neill, Harry Vanderslice, Bill 

Sparks, Swifty Alleffrctto, Bob 

Bur-man, Dick Grimes, Oeortje 

Booth, Joe Dougherty and a 

few surprises. The coaches 

refused to announce their 

starting lineup, possibly to try 

and gain a psychological 

advantage. 

All those interested in seeing 

the coaches finally get a chance 

to prove themselves are invited 

to come out tonight. Oame 

time is S:46 and it is suggested 

you come early while all the 

coaches are still healthy One 

final plea; bring seirho liniment,! 

Leaders gut cri'dit tor the 

work they (-un 

others U) do. 

TRIOaRT 

îorflBt your first exciting ^ 

We'll give it to you FREE I 

No %a\p% pitch, just a free tarite of Tricarting. 

Well lend you a holmet rind show yog how 

to nut this ama/ing threo wtieeler thraucn 

rtj paces. Thorn's nothing else like it, 

you've got to feel it for yourself. Get it 

together, stop in and get your taste today, 

OCEAN CITY 

Prepa, Inc. 

34th and Asbury 

AUTHORIZED OEAI FR FOR SPORTS VEHICLES BV SCO 

DIUrikulM by Rienitlonil Product! Dlvilisn, 

Mull Muipnwflt Co., Ch..(.r. tm. 1»\; TB 4.8MI 

"Fifty years HJJ-O, minding 

iitie'H children did not mean 

II hey inn Iheiti," 

Broadbill swordfish 

Cape tourney entry 

STONE HARBOR The first 

broiidhill swordfish faugh! on a 

spurt fishing boal has been 

weighed into the Onpc May 

County annual fishinB 

inurnarm-nt. 

The swordfish, which 

weighed IH5W pounds, was 

caught by Ray Jackson, of 

I6-TON ELECTRIC 

BOAT HOIST 

FAST, SMALL 10AT HOIST 

MAY'S 

MARINA a BOAT YARD 

11th ft Bay Frtnt • MMM1 

GIRTH 

CONTROU 

YOUR 

PROBLEM? 

Weight loss can be fun 

when you get Info the 

swing of things on 

the green fairways 

of the 

OCEAN CITY- 

SOMERS POINT 

GOLF COURSE 

Juif off the Circle 

SOMERS POINT 

LMSons by Appointment 

927.7370 er 937-3904 

Albn-cht 

The fish hit a trolled strip 

bait whili' the Mombo IV was 

CLASSIFIID AD 

BRING! RESULTS 

SWORDFISH CATCH . . . Bay Jackson, veteran boat 

skipper and Philadelphia and Stone Harbor resident, ii 

shuvvn with his 185 pound broadbill sword fish, caught 

whilr trolling a strip bait in Baltimore Canyon off Cape 

May. His fish was brought aboard thr Mombo IV, the 

boat Jackson normally skippers. Ownrr is Henry M, 

Peddle, of Avalon. The swordfish is the first known to 

have been boated from a sport fishing craft hPrthed in 

Cape May County. 

693_daysjat_er' 

Tagged white marlin 

caught second time 


HOUSE A 95 pound white 

marlin tagpeel July 24. 1968, 

dunnj! thp Capp May County 

Marlin TournamiTlt has bt'en 

rccaughi with Iht' tan inlact 

nearly two years later by a 

Canadian lonp line commercial 

fish^rm an 

The fish was eaugtu 

oririiniilly hv Hurry Aradnr, of 

Avalim while hi- wa* fishing 

dboard Ihf Can Do II, a 

sportfishi-rman ownptl hy Art 

Price, of Rio Orundt 1 Skipper 

was Iko Swain, til' Swamton. 

When thr fish was originally 

caijijtil it wius cstimatfd at 86 

iiieht'S in h'ngth and on 

ri'uaptun ii moasurod tho 

sum! 1 annual I'venl which is keynoti'd 

on rcleasinu uf fish rather than 

their L'Jipture 

The, louni.irni'nt annually 

participates in the Woods Hole 

Occrinorraphiii Institution's 

marlin tagging and release 

program in an effort, to aid 

studies of migration and habits 

of thi' billfisiies. TaHRod fish 

jire studii'd for u'rowth rate as 

well as miffrntory patterns in an 

effort to learn more about 

game fish 

Nontiin Konles, director of 

the 1970 Capo May County 

Marlin Tournament, said about 

100 boats an 

R8 inches 

The liij; was returned 693 

diiy?> aitrr il was urit?inally 

placid in I he fish Originally 

ihf I'ish was lnuard in tho 

Baltirnorc Canyon, 61) miles 

senithciMt of Capo May. The 

fish was ri-cauijht ! ftti miles 

d.ui> I'iUit of Cape May, and 

about I DO miles from where it 

was taught originally. 

The rpeaptiire of Ihp tag 

fiavi' addi'ri inips'tus to the 

theme (if the Cape May County 

Mathn Tnumument, which is 

schedulecl for July MO-STj An 

estimfiiid i 00 boats are 

expected to participate in this 

1 fishing at the tip of the • • • 

Baltimore Canyon Aboard 

werif Henry M Peddle, owner 

of the Mombo, who was acting Rental Boats 

as mate, Bruce Sessems, who 

was at the helm, and Jackson, For CRABBING 

fit aft Sunset dr . Stone Harbor, who normally is skipper of the 

on Friday aboard the boat 

Mombo IV The trroup was out and FISHING 

Mombo IV, whjch sails out of 

on a day of fun fishing when Notf 8. LinM Fuml»k»d 

Slone Harbor, The fish was 11 the broadbill Crashed the baits. HOLIBAUGH'S 

feet, sis inches long. 

During the two hour. 10 

The fish was brought into tniniitf battle to land the fish, 

Jim Williams' Oulf Dock, Stone Dr Irv Sussfnun, of Stone GATEWAY 

Harbor, and weighed in atHarbor 

and Bridgeton, and 

Kennedy's Sport Shop, Stone Nontas Kontrs, of Bridgeion, MARINA 

Mjifhnr hy «7i'ighmasleF Hum boarded the Mombo IV to 

assist in Buffing and landing the On pQteong Credl 

big fish 

Broadbill swordfish have • Route 559 * 

Comment been caught commercially, but Mays Landing RoW 

this is the (Trtt reported in the SOMERS POINT at ffc» 

Cape May County fishing Patcong Cnmk Bridfs 

On Sports tournament. according to 

Freeholder Anthony T. DIAL 927-41W 

Catanosp, director of the 

BY PFTF FFUTrHIE County'B Department nf Public All Kinds of Baft 

Affairs and Director of the 

S.MdinjEinn, [>,! bad when anv 

L. Ma, EnglDh. Prap. 

team t nmpiles ûch a lead the 

DIAL m*m 

rat'e la over before the half- 

OPEN ETVKKY DAY 

wa> mark c intinnatj threatens SHOP 11 A. M. to 10 P. M. 

suih a result in the western 

division of the National 

League, though Los Angeles 

has surprised with its *tfenfth 

(and Walter Alston's liadtrahip) 

and the Atlanta Brav«s also 

hope to prevent a runawtiy. 

The Redi, however, were 

knewn to be tough and weri 

e % pec ted to be In it; the 

Yankees have arrived sooner 

than (xpected. 

expected to 

participate in this year's event. 

He said Ihf tournament, was 

divided into twu division*, with 

an offshore division for larger 

and fas 11 r bouts and an inshore BOINNING & 

division for boats with lesser SCATTiRGOOD, INC, SWIM TRUNKS 

ranô The inshore division is 

H01 Ceiilral Ave 

limited to fishing 30 miles off Ocean tils, \. I, 

by Jantzen and 

I he county coast. 

Robert Bruce 

Information on the marlin 

tournament is available by I * 

5,00 to 10.00 

writing the Department of 

Public Affairs, Box MS, Cape ONE STOP 

May Court House, N.J. 08210, 

FOR FISHING & 

CABANA SITS 

BOATING, GAS, 

from 15.00 

Ik Old imm. TACKLE & BAIT 

Right for 

IDE SMSIN 


Madras, Plain Colors 

and Patterns 

6.00 to 13.00 

SPORT SHIRTS 

by Manhattan and 

Eagle 

5,00 to 17.95' 

SPORT COATS 

49.95 to 85.00 

SLACKS 

Popular Summer 

weights and styles 

11,95 to 29.9J 

NUNN-BUSH SHOES 

18.95 to 32,95 

Open Fridays 

and Saturdays 

Until 9 P, M. 

MEN'S and BOYS' WEAR 

733 Asbury Av«. Dial 399-1936 


WI HONOR C.C.P., DINIR'I CL0B, BANK AMIRICARB 

•n4 AMERICAN IXPRlfl CRIBIT CARM 

OAliY NEWS 

BY RADIO 

From Th* 

Sentinel Ledger 

WOND, 1400 KC, ! 1 am 


MIDWEEK 

EDITION 

Where to go and what 

to MI thru Thursday 

90TH YIAR — No, 20 399S41 I OCIAN CITY, NEW JIRSiY, TUfSDAY, JULY !4, 1970 PRICE 10c 

More data urged 

What they say j Diversified opinion 

There have been a large number of reports of 

youthful rowdyism and partying thii summer. Do 

you feel the city rs doing nverythinfl 4t can to mirb 

thase aetlvitiM? 

Ollie Muzlay 

804 Penlyn Place 

Sure, the pollcfl are 

checking out the 

complaints as they pt 

them. This certainly 

helps to squash out 

rowdyism. 

Mary Pat Carney 

Norristown, Pa. 

YBS, I think they're 

doing too much. The 

police raid every party 

in town and no more 

than four people can 

congregate in a group 

on the boardwalk. 

Valerie Hedrick 

437 Asbury av, 

1 think more can be 

dona, but a good 

foundation hai been 

made. Noise is a 

problem all over town, 

•van , on the boardwalk. 

Frank Petrillo 

Landlwille, NJ 

I think they're 

trying. It's a big job 

with the children of 

today, but they're 

doing their level best. 

on sewage disposal 

advocated by Woods 

Democratic Freeholder 

candidate William H. Woods 

said Monday h« favors hiring 

additional nngiriprrtng firms to 

"price out" thp proposed 

construction of county wide 

spwage facilities 

Woods said additional points 

of view arc necessary to 

prepare g sewage nigcu>r plan 

and feasibility study for the 

county "At i time when local 

government in Atlantic County 

has been criticized for 

purehating automobiles 

without competitive bids, it 

seems ineonceivabli> that nearly 

140 million will be ipent, 

initially, and an additional $20 

million will be required shortly 

thereafter, without enmpttitive 

cost estimates or additional 

eonailUnts," Woods sftid 

The Republican turned 

Democrat Freeholder 

HolldttyJrom summonses 

Traffic tickets 

in short supply 

The Police Department is 

awaiting delivery of 12,000 

new traffic summonses, but in 

the meantime officers have 

received orders to issue tickets 

only when absolutely 

necessary. 

This unexpected period of 

pace for visitors and residents 

alike is the result of a hold up 

in the printing of the new 

tickets. City Purchasinf agent 

Orlando N, Barr s«id 10,000 

new summonies were ordered 

on May 18 and an additional 

2,000 a short tim# later. 

Municipal Court Clerk 

Joseph N. Ouarmcino said he 

expected 1,550 tickets to he 

delivered today or Wednesday 

Guarracino said h» h«d been on 

the phone several times 

inquiring about the 

summonses. 

Officers have received 

Late, hut in business 

'Evaded the issue' 

candidate said with the Freeholders and mil to the 

possible cost of the project constituents HnH isFpas m which 

near $100 million, more than Ihfy reside 

nne study should h* obtained Woods sard he is urging thp 

Woods charged tha. there frpHholdPra in (1) dlscllKP the 

are '"too many" discrepancies critique by the Capp May 

and incomplete solutions in the County Planning Board of the 

Van Note Harvey report to Van Note Harvey plan, (2) 

accept il as the final obtain at least two additional 

recommendation to solving the reports, studies, comparisons 

county's sewage problemi and rnst estimate* frirni uthef 

"Particularly dishifbing is areas (3) aboiuh the rounty 

the ever increasing problem of authority concept and either 

pollution by effluents of the handii this matter themselves 

bays, streams, rivers and ur ?&tahlith regional 

wetlands," Woods said The authontlt-i (4) represent all 

candidate Mid tven if the Van tht- pmiplH b> holding grnuint 

Note-Harvey surrey is 90smtfrP 

public hpannp *n that 

percent efficient, the remaining differing pt intA of view as well 

10 percent would still b* aas 

constructive suggestions, can 

factor in poUuUen. 

be heard fS) explore every 

Woods said that an possible approach to obtaining 

autonomous authority as called mas [mum state and federal aid 

for in the Van Not*-Harvey tor snwafic treatment planLs 

would be accountable to the ^rid/or nrpfn outfall "systems. 

notification from the court Lo 

"take it easy" with the 

remaining 300 summonses, lest 

they run out completely The 

word is out to the police to 

ticket only for serious 

violations and forget parking 

met«fs. 

Meter maid Mrs. Nancy 

Pribek has been told to ticket 

only when a complaint Hnbeen 

l«;isiv«*t. Prior to Ufcf'ifiHrUg* 

Mrs Pribek issued as many as 

10 books of tickets for parking 

violations in one day. 

Police Chief Benjamin L. 

Dungan when questioned 

about the ticket shortage 

Monday said he knew nothing 

about it, and if it did exist, was 

a problem for the municipal 

court, Dungan said he had 

given no orders to his police 

officers to cut bgck on issuing 

summonses, 

'Walk hippie shop 

plugs plastic pep 

A sign on the door of a 

hippie shop near 7th st and 

the boardwalk saying 

"Marijuana Sold Here" raised 

the eyebrows of City 

Prosecutor Ronald L Taht, 

who said little could be done 

about it, 

Taht said Monday he visited 

the shop but noted the 

proprietors had placed an 

explanation below the lettering 

that the "weed" for sal* was 

plastic 

The prosecutor said even if 

there had been no explanation 

on the sipi, JMB tr»tJhe_cl«L 

would have is "probable cause 

to get a seatch warrant" 

"As it is now, all they're 

selling are plastic potwd plants 

or, more correctly, plastic 

potted pot," Taht said 

Miss Ocean City 

contestant 

bt 

boat parade 

queen 

Airlift tortmnagers 

The 10 contestants for Mis Night In Venice pose in 

front of Port O Call prior to a luncheon in their honor 

and crowning willt^plaMniuWdaveverrtng'at 9 

o'clock on tht Music Pier. Voting board* are tort4ip at 

8th st. and Asbury •¥. and on the boardwalk in front of 

the Music Pier, Senior Photo, 

Boy, girl rescued by copter 

after night on marsh island 

Two teenagers missing for Kirwin told the Coast Guard 

father who confirmed the fact 

more than 12 hours in a small he became confused by a 

that the boal was still out and 

boat aground on an island in sailboat marker from the Yacht 

his son had not come home. 

Rainbow Thorofar) channel Club races and mistook it for a 

A 30-foot cruiser m 

Authority opens 

were picked up by a Coast channel marker The boat ran 

dispatched at 7:40 a.m. and • 

Guard helicopter safe and hifjh around on a marsh island 

second boat joined the search 

sound last Friday afternoon a short time later • 

shortly after nine Still a third 

Thomas Kirwin, Jr , 17. of Charles JennWp, executive 

boat was dispatched at 11:30, 

new parking lot 

Willow Grove, Pa , and Mary officer at the Great Egg Coast 

Thomas, 15, of Baltimore, Md . Guard station, said the youths 

A helicopter from the Cape 

both summer visitors her", were reported missing at 7 fi.m 

M«y Coast Guard Tralnini 

were returning to Somers Point by Linda Wright, a friend of 

Center joined the search at 

at 59th-Central 

in Kiryvirrs 14-foo! outboard Miss Thomas' The Coast 12 30 p.m and found the 

runabout when it ran aground Guard then notified Kirwin's missing youths within minuteg. 

The helicopter took the two to 

The Parking Authority's new The three existing Authority 

the municipal surpori and from 

parking lot at 59th st, andlots 

have lost money 

here they were driven to th» 

Central av, opened last consistently since 1988 when 

Five weeks in a row 

Coast Guard station and Sent 

weekend ajmost sot weeks late, they were first opened, Blyler 

home, 

but nevertheless it opened. (aid he is more optimistic this 

The lot, which to expected year, "They seem to be 

to alleviate some of the beach catching on, but we won't The sixth contestant in the Post flag gone again Man, two juvenHw 

parking in the area, will be know until the year'* revenue Miss Ocean City Scholarship 

Spring Campbell 

itaffed by attendants who hjve totals are in for comparison. Pageant to be announced by 

nabbed with narcotic* 

452Asburyav. 

been initrueted to charge 7S Apparently in anticipation Tom Williams, executive The score is now five for five, or putting it in language a 

Yes, usually It's 

cent* for weekday parking and of increased revenue Blyler director, is Marlon Margaret ba»ebali enthusiast would understand, they are now batting a Possession of marijuana 

$1 on Saturday and Sunday, has made available to city hall Murphy, 18yeaj--old daughter perfect 1000 

charges were brought agunit 

noisy around here, but 

David N. Blyler, Authority some 16 parking spaces for city of Mr. and Mrs, Frank Murphy, This is about the American Legion's problem with its Hag and a one adult and two junni)« 

tho police hava been secretary and treMurer, said employees during the summer of 3206 West av. 

thief who insists on taking it down over the weekend. 

after the nairotics ry found 

coming around here the rates were eonastent with months. The permits, given out Miss Murphy w*s graduated Last week Imor Smallwood, a past commander of in their car during an curly 

•very hour at night to other parking lots in the area. to minor officiali and from Ocean City High School MorganRanck'Post 137, called to report that the Legion has an morning search Sunday 

check for noise and "We don't want to under cut secretaries, will be good ' last month. While in high American flag flying from a flagpole on its grounds. The Dig is Held in $1000 bail were the 

anyone," he said. 

through Labor Day when most 

parties. 

school she was a mwnber of ke'pt up 24 hours § day and is Illuminated at night 

two juveniles and Willard 

Blyler said the Authority '§ of the iummer crowd leaves, the Homecoming Court during When Mr Smallwood called he said that for four consecutive Den ton, 21, of North 

other n«w lot at 8th it. and the Alide from these permits, her senior year and a majorette weeks the flag had been stolen sometime during Friday night. The Highland, Cal. The car WM 

boardwalk is doing well this Blyler said the Iota are revenue in her junior year. She also was police were called and Investigated each time. 

(topped by police in front of 

Mason. The lot opened in prcidueeri, Inforcement at a member of the Pep Club, Smallwood called again this Saturday The flag was taken again 611 Wesley av. following a 

mid-Juno and also has prices In parking meter! on the center yearbook staff and Billows during Friday night. 

motor vehicle violatiorL 

line with parking lots in the city lots has been lax in the staff. 

At first the members decided that whoever was taking the flag A hearing scheduled in 

area, "Our weekend and night past, but Blyler said the police This fall Miss Murphy, who might use it properlj therefore they weren't going to make an municipal court Monday for 

rates are the same BS Other and city mrtir maid have kept is employed at Shore Memorial issue of it. Now that it has been repeated five times their patience Denton was postponed. Th» 

lots," Blyler said. The daily on top of the situation this 

il wearing thin and they are not as ready to forgive and forget as case against the two juvenik* 

charge is 50 cents, 

year, 

continued on page 4 they were before. 

will be heard in juvenile court 

Friday. 

Hughes rejects Sandman's 'mail' defense 

W*ath* 

Democratic Congressional attempt to excuse an improper making use of the established 

candidate William J. , Hughes practice of using the franking news media in the district. He 

said today that his opponent privilege for other than public alto could spend more time 

for the Second district Mat, documents and official getting around the district-as I 

incumbent Repreientativ* business, he said, 

am doing talking to people 

Charles W, Sandman, Jr., "I certainly was not face to face, 

evaded the real issue when he criticteing the incumbent for "What has really happened is 

denied that he had misused hit wanting to know the tiews of that Mr. Sandman want* Ms 

fret milling privilege. 

the people on major inues," own newspaper, with his own 

Noting a statement issued by HughM went on, "1 am trying picture on the cover, and he 

the GongraNnm defending hit to do tht same thing. But for ha* been making tht taxpayers 

action*, HughM pointed out leu thin 12 a month the subtidiK the distribution of 

th«t li malt much of the fact incumbent could accomplUh it" 

that mailing of quettionnaire* Us private opinion poll, at well Hughes had referred 

lit government expense in as keeping people informed of previously to the fast that 

practiced by many member* of ' government activities, through 836,000 questionnaire* had 

Congm*. This wat only in hU regular newspaper column been sent frM 1 Today win be motif 

tunny with the MA 

tempcmbiK* in the WV 

Wedn«*day 1*111 ka*t' 

mails, in addition to an Hughes noted that several mubk cloudiiMM «Mh 

undetermined number of bills are pending in Congress to continuing virnit 

so-called newsletters to cope with the brazen abuses of weather VS. WNA« 

constituents. 

postal regulations on the part Bureau 

The Congressman should of the leRixlatom. 

know this is an improper Citing the inequity of the 

practice because Senator incumbent's use of free postage Ttdt 

Hatfield recently was required to keep hi* name and face 

to reimburse the government before the people, HughM said 

for the mailing of a similar he would like to know if he 

type of newsletter, Hughes plant to send out more 

wtnt onL Also, Representative disguised campaign material at 

George Brown, of California, taxpayer Mptoae. 

ill enjoined in Federal "'Will I hare to compete with 

DMrtet Court from the tame an opBeotnt who will b i JVUM 

practice* challenged by Hughe* 

through the In th« Sandman owe.

PAGE 2 THf OCIAN CITY SINTINiL-LfPOIR TUISPAY, JULY 14, 1970 

I H ill \ni\ I m>p 

Hi 1 who Mi'M-i i;uilji-s a 

inisinkr in 1 1 II ii I U 

iiuiki's ,i iti«. ,• 

Twn local youths entered 

guilty pleas to charges of 

taking a record player and 

television from Stainton's 

Department Store over the 

University, and an Rd D from Five yuunit men and thn>e weekend The two iU>ms were 

Ti'iirhiTs t"iilli'(ji', Columbia 1,'irls paid fines of up to S7ft for valued at $180, 

University Khi> is currently t respassi ii u and makinij noise at William McNeal and Carl 

assistant associate professor at the Stint: Ray Motel, 13th st Watson, of 629 Simpson av , 

thi' Ghissbom State fYillefii' art and Ocean av , Saturday night waived indictment ajid trial by 

james C Kel!h, jr . of Atbertis, jury when they entered their 

HIT works in srulpturv, 

jewelry, ;iiid oil pnintmgs have 

appeared in exhibitions 

throughout the eastern United 

States and in Purls, France 

Many of Dr Hartman's art 

Pa , Keith Gnicely and Thomas guilty pleas Municipal Judge 

KluSiiritj of Emmous, pa., and Franklin A King ordered a 

John D Anderson and Larry pre-trial investigation. 

Morrison of Barberton, Ohio, Craig J Young, of 

all were lied |4ft for violfltion Allentown, Pa., "fas rined S60 

of iifHSf nrdinance 1019 and for malicious damage to 

works are m prmiU' sriH puhhr $30 f"i ifi-'epaîiinrl at the property, an automobile 

mote! 

battery The charee was 

Oneinallv from Michigan Thri'" IVmalt' rumpanions 

and now a resident of Kathy Snyder, of Cksrnwall, 

Penninpton. Dr Presrott 'S the Pa , and Beverly A Lytle and 

reduced from larceny of the 

battery He was also fined $2fi 

foi possession of beer 

current director of the Now Margaret Bleistein, of Lebanon, Zaek Carroll of Upper Darby 

jersey State Huwum in Pa , earn paid $45 for violation was fined $3B for drunk and 

Trenton. He earned h« MA of thl> noisii nrdinance 

disorderly conduct at 11 th st 

and Ph D in zoology »l ihr Raymond F Minnicle, of and the boardwalk early 

Upper Diirby, Pa , and Stephen 

Monday morning 

Dr Freseott has served as Kain. of Havertown, Pa , paeh 

Eight defendants paid $26 

consultant for the Harry S paid Jlfi for violations of the 

fines on possession or beer 

Truman Lihrary Museum, the city's "revel and disport in a 

charges A total of si* 

Washington and It'p University loud and boisterous manner" 

defendanM forfeited $900 in 

Museum, and the Ford ordinance at a party at 1213 

bail money 

Foundation He is listed in Ajhury av Two other young 

Who's Who in America, Men of men at the party were found 

Science, and Who's Who innot 

guilty of the charge 

American Education 

Four young men each paid 

Receive* Depee 

The Art Show will he held $45 fines for permitting noisr 

John B Taylor, of 618 

on August 1 from 10 a.m to 6 to occur at their summer house 

Lauri'l rd,, received a Master of 

p.m and is free to all artists at 1140 Asbury av Charged 

Science Degree in petroleum 

Cash prizes totaling over under ordinance 1043 were 

management from the 

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Harold I Prpntiss 

Harold I. Prentrss 

Hiifoirt I Pri-ntis.. (if S26 

BaKcrWil rci . dli'd giilnrd.iy a! 

HK hiirri*'. Hr was ^9 

Mr Prpntiss?,. a retinal 

diitnrl rnanril!r.r nf AbhfiLtJi 

DMincs. wuS a nalivii of 

KtnnPtt Squari', Pa HP 

fiirtni rly rrsidi'd in Avondalti, 

Pa.. SHItl Pleiwantvillp mnviriB to 

this city in 1934 Hr was a 

mpmbcr nf thp First Unitpd 

Mpthiidwi Church of this city 

and ii past presidcnl and dir 

fetor of thr. Ori'an f?ity Ro 

ijiry Club 

f lizabefh M Reiber William S JohnsM 

prrjj Tt vvhnh wa?i !,t3rti*d in 

Hf formerly served a* Elder 

April ^t-irrti drains have be«-n 

and a mcmbi'r of the Board of 

insLallnd nt each intersection 

Trustees of the First 

Hyldnd aid side strs i t* 

Presbyterian Chureh, was a 

membfr and direrlor of the 

Chamber of Commerce and 

WHS a member of the 

Plhyfj-ourid Board serving as 

elected ehaimian from 195] 

until 1965 He had started 

wnrking for Abbott's Dairies in 

19.10 in Atlantic City and was 

transferred to Ocean City in 

19,14 

• Surviving are his wife, 

Ocrtrudc R . two sons, Robert 

B . of West Chester. Pa.. and H 

Kenneth, of WaTitagh, Long 

Island, two daufhters, Mrs 

Robert Powell. of Stone 

Mountain, Ga.. and Mrs Otto 

Larson, of Livinpton; and nine 

grandchildren 

Funeral services will be held 

tomorrow (Wednesday) at 10 

a m from the Godfrey Smith 

Funeral Home, 809 Central av., 

with the Rev William R 

Quffick, retired Methodist 

miniiiter, and the llev Charles 

Wilcock. pastor of the First 

United Methodist Church, 

officiating. Interment will be at 

Unionville Cemetery, 

Unionville, Pa Friends may 

call this evening (TueidaF) 

from"? to 9 o'clock. 

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of Utt next vft k f r Ihi- 

12 hlnrk Htrntih 

Cit\ Engim*«-r loseph F 

H% land said the Jnhn F ( indv 

C^ n^trurtiun Co uf MarTnord 

is right an schfdulu unth the 

between Asbury and West avs 

are not quite complete and will 

receive their first oil treatment 

later this week Two more 

layers of oil and stone chips 

will be applied to the road 

surface before it is open to 

automobiles. 

Future digging up of the 

street is expected as curbing 

and utilities are installed as 

new homes are built. A 

bituminous concrete surface 

will be put down after the road 

settles and the bulk of 

construction is completed 

Is Master Councillor 

Scott Ireland, pandson of 

Mrs. Kathfyri Cherry, former 

resident of this city now living 

in Pompano Beach, Fla , has 

been installed as a Master 

Councillor into the Order of 

DemolaJ in Pompano Beach 

He also made the honor roll all 

year as a junior at Pompano 

Beach High School where he is 

a member of the band 

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Less talk, more action 

All AmiTien siH>ms to be 

thon 1 iiri 1 us many smini' 

people 

n nn ecology ku'k und 

of pollution as there an 1 

We have had an Earth Day Good Tons of flyers 

distributed ti) arnuta' the public- add to the refuse h' l apj, 

TV grinds nut spectaculars Photo stories flood the 

r- press. Politu'iiins call meetings and also pass laws 

about it. 

If words were i-iipable of cleansing the air and water 

we would have attained ecologiciil puritv months ajjn 

Action isn't quite that simple 

Industry and government are spending millions to 

'lean up the environment with billions more needed 

Who made it dirt) in the first pliicM.' ,\MH who must 

pay for the i-loaning'.' 

The answer is simple people 

If >>aeh erne of us, every day, thinks about the 

problems of clean air and water and lift 

and do something shout them then wr 

make progress 

. Remember, we are the ones who run 

beautiful und it eiire is worth trving' 

What they say 

pri vent 

begi n t 

>p .\rm>rir:i 

£ The Sentinel Ledger this season introduced a 

•Jjageone featurv in its Tuesday issues eaptinned What 

Tthey Say." 

- To date five questions were asked of men and women 

pn the street: the surfing beach, removal of a portion of 

ttie boardwalk back from its present line, fishing decks 

pn boulevard bridges, commuter air flights at the local 

airport, and youth control. 

Two of the questions generated strong responie from 

interested segments of the citizenry. The property 

owners in the uptown beachfront area asked why they 

were not polled in the matter of the boardwalk project, 

•Besidents of the airport made a similar inquiry 

following publication of the responie to the commuter 

air service. 

; Each Friday, a Sentinel-Ledger newiman is armed 

Svith a question of civic Importance to the resort and 

%ent out to interview eight to ten people on the selected 

Question. The interviews are made at random among 

jEnyone on the itreets of the city who will comment on 

fie issues. This produces a crosa-sectton of response to 

Sny given questions. 

The sentiment of the uptown property owners in the 

matter of movinf the boardwalk and thoie of residents 

on the area of the airport are known. Interviewing these 

folks would result in one-sided opinions. The property 

owners would have the boardwalk moved back to create 

better bathing beaches, and residenti of the airport 

would have the facility removed to eliminate the noise 

and danger prevalent in their neighborhood. 

The Sentinel could ask irrevelent questions, such as 

the mode of transportation in Pakistan or the price of 

onions in Bermuda, hut such topics would render the 

news feature valueless, 

"What They Say" is designed to get information on 

local issues from other than official" sources and from 

people who are directly involved in the issue in 

question. The repercussions will probably continue to 

come into the Sentinel newsroom, but if the news 

feature is to have any value it must remain uninfluenced 

by local pressures. 

Garden State 

ENVIRONMENT 

ConstihitHinal changes and the 

pollution bugaboo are 

troubling other States in 

addition to New Jersey 

The Council uf State 

Governments reports voters in 

Oregon recently voted down a 

revised constitution and 

approved a pollution control 

bond issue Californians voti'd 

ii higher filling on bond 

interest rates and defeated a 

tax reform proposal Thih 

November, loU'fS in Idaho will 

dei'de i hi' fate of new 

Constitu tion 

Seventeen southern states 

and two territories joined to 

pfotect their common 

environment in May The 

effect of nuclear power plants. 

Youths found jobs hard to land 

during June in seashore areas 

Local and out-of-town 

youthful job applicants, 

including vacationing college 

students, pontlnued their 

influx during June into the 

Atlantic City and Ocean City 

State Job Offices, 

According to manager James 

L. Dugan, of the Atlantic City 

and Ocean City Placement 

Offices, 865 youth filed 

applications in the Atlantic 

City office and 908 filed 

applications in the Ocean City 

Snyder is Promoted 

FT RICHARDSON, 

ALASKA (AHTNC) June 25 

Russell Barnes Snyder, 24, 

whose mother, Mrs, D. 

Lorfayne Coyle, lives at 137 

54th St., Sea Isle City, N.J., 

recently was promoted to 

Army first lieutenant while 

serving as adjutant in 

Headquarters, 4th Battalion of 

the 43rd Artillery it Ft. 

Richardson, Alaska. The 

lieutenant's father, Russell G. 

Snyder, lives on Route 4, 

Mountain View Road, 

Stroudsburg, Pa. His wife, 

Diane is with him in Alaska, 

office during June. In Atlantic 

City 380 were placed in ]obs 

and 208 were placed in Ocean 

City, Dugan asserted that the 

weather during June literally 

dampened job placement 

activity. 

Including older workers ai.d 

youth, the Atlantic City office 

placed a total of 963 and the 

Ocean City branch placed a 

total of 287 during the month 

Dugan advised local 

employers seeking preference 

in bidding for Federal 

Government contracts to 

contact his office for 

certification. Employers 

wishing this eertifieation must 

agree to hire 15 percent of 

their nmW workers from among 

the disadvantaged in order to 

be certified for preferential 

government treatment. 

Funds have been made 

available from the State level 

for the hiring of one team 

leader and seven team members 

who arc disadvantaged youth 

These workers are now hired 

and working at the State Job 

Office, During the summer 

they will be trained in various 

clerical procedures and visit 

local firms and organizations in 

order to assist them in 


Tunday, July 14, lWO 

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BY THE 

OCEAN CITY SENTINELrLEDGER, Inc. 

112 8th Street. Ocean City. N J. 0S22H 

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Entered a! Post Office at Ocean Qty, N, J., 

as second clnis matter 

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MMuto: Wnkry tvwt Thummr, fwnlHWtfcly TMttfay ud 

May frwn muHt mmk in JMM until Later Qay 

fti. 

preparinj for better future 

jobs. 

The Atlantic City E. S 

office is also maintaining a 

Work Incentive Unit located in 

the Boardwalk Arcade, In this 

program Welfare recipients, for 

the most part volunteers, are 

referred by the Coui ty Welfare 

Board in order that they may 

receive Job Orientation, 

Training and Job Placement to 

assist them to obtain a place in 

the job market Currently 196 

persons are enrolled in the WIN 

Program, The Bureau , of 

Childrens Services cooperates 

in the WIN Program by making 

arrangements for child care. 

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THf OCEAN CITY SINTINf (.LEDGER TUISDAY, JULY 14, 1W0 

THE REAL POLLUTERS 

on the environment will be 

publicly debated in the State 

of Washington before laws are 

enacted The Council also 

reported stj tes on the eastern 

seaboard have inadequate 

electric power reserves to meet 

unforseen peak loads this 

summer 

rnnservatsun won over 

crimrn*-Fcialism in the Vermont 

Legislulu re when it enaeted a 

package of strong 

t'nvinmmenuil prntectiun laws 

Other legislation reported 

includes governmental 

re ur gy n 11,1 non in New 

Hampshire and Rhode Island, 

ynd las reform in Kansas 

BLUEBERRIES New 

Jersey blueberry production in 

New Jersey in 1970 is expected 

to be 2fl percent smaller than 

the 1969 crop, according to 

the New Jersey Crop Reporting 

Service 

The expected crop will reach 

1.540,000 twelve pint trays 

grown on 7,700 acres. The 

projected yield of 200 trays 

per acre compares with 280 

trays per acre harvested in 

198B. The lowest yield on 

record occurred in 1934 when 

only B.'i trays per acre were 

harvested thfe result of heavy 

freeze damage 

Bloom weather and 

condition of plants were 

excellent this year but 

pollination was very poor, 

particularly with Weymouth 

and other vari 

fields mid sea.^ 

varieties were als 

Commercial 

tie 

In many 

n ;tnd late 

atiected 

hipments of 

New Jersey blueberries started 

the week of June 22, a week 

later than normal with volume 

less than one-third of a year 

earlier 

Liisi year thr blueberry crop 

was worth $6.006.000 

JERSEY JIGSAW - The 

State Department of Education 

has, been awarded $560,000 for 

!i program p-iokiige tu train 29] 

Urban Kdiifatiim Ciirps interns 

for (its teaching 

asslglimi'lilh Gary M 

Moskowit?:. of Morris Plains, 

has been appointed Assistant 

Producer Director of the New 

Jersey Public Broadcasting 

Authority Indoor burning 

of charcoal briquette's is highly 

hazardous and should be 

avoided, the Stall- Department 

of Health warns David 

Moore, of Lambertville, is the 

CAPITAL CAPERS The 

Rutgers NVws Service reports a 

quarter eenlury after he 

graduated from Rutgers 

College, the average member of 

the Class of 1944 makes 

$24,110 a year, votes 

Republican, attends religious 

services regularly and reads 16 

books a year , , Sweet corn 

harvest has started In New 

Jersey to help provide a great 

summer. 


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FRENCH FRIES 

34th STREET 

ft ASBURY AVE. 

Hugh 

es 

eontinupd from page ] 

federal hinds ngainiit mil?" ho 

n«ki?d 

Thr Congressman should tell 

the public how many dollars of 

postal subsidy have been spent 

for newsletters and 

q u es lion na ires We're not 

talking about pennies now I 

believe he sent out 19 different 

newsleltt-rs- and I wonder if 

eiieh newsletter went broadside 

to the same IBH.OOO pepple. If 

so. the cost would be at least 

$17f>,000 for postage alone. 

The taxpayer probably also 

paid_fnr the envelopes 

"For the sake of the 

taxpayers at large. I hope the 

rijiun' would not run that high, 

but my opponent certainly can 

give the exnrt HgiiR*^ on th^se 

mailings." 

The incumbent's denial of 

wrongdoing did not even 

mention the franked mail 

newslJMIors, Hughes pointJ>d 

"ut 

"The regulations to prevent 

illegal and unethical acts in use 

of the mail are not my 

rules they are federal 

rules nnd as a legislator my 

opponent should be well aware 

of them and obey them, " 

Hughes asserted, "I think Mr 

Sandman should own up to 

what he has done and should 

refrain from these priKtices in 

the future Then we can move 

on with an honest and 

equitable eampaipi ' 

Miss O.C. 

c .ntinued from page 1 

Hospital, hopes to attend 

Atlantic Community College 

A/ter completing her education 

she hopes to be an airline 

stewardess. Her hobbies 

includf horseback riding, 

sewLng, reading, listening to fte 

Fifth Dimension sing and 

laughing at Flip Wilson, 

For her taJent prMentation 

Miss Murphy will perform a 

modern dance. She ha! hid 

training in tap dancing and will 

stage her own number She has 

two sisters Diane who entered 

the Miss Ocean City Pageant 

last year, and Mrs, Gail 

Bridden, Miss Murphy is 

five-foot-four, has blonde hair 

and blue eyes and measures 

34-24-3B, She is sponsored by 

the Soroptimist Club. 

Friday's edition of the 

Sentinel-Ledger will feature the 

name and picture of another of 

the 12 girls seeking the title of 

Miss Ocean City. 

The Pageant, being 

sponsored by the Jayoees, will 

be staged August 15 at B p.m. 

on the Music Pier, 

Time is 

money 

Save both with a 

CHECKING 

ACCOUNT... 

open one 

NOW! 

On Dean'a Llrt 

Oemma Ann Kuleraii, of 

Corbin City, and Robert Van 

Baden Allen, of 810 7th it., 

wore among the record number 

of students named to the 

Dean's List «t Bueknell 

University for the 1969 70 

spring semester This honor 

requires a * grade point average 

of at least .1.2 where 40 is 

perfect Miss Kulesza is a 

sophomore arid Allen is a 

freshman at the University 

llmi Book Sale 

A used book sale to benefit 

the fellowship fund will he 

conducted by members of the 

Cape May County Branch of 

the AAUW_Friday from Bam 

until4ivk The sale will be held 

on Asbu*« a" between Hth and 

9th tits aeTbiiiiJrom city hall A 

rain date of Jul^24 has been 

set Anyone having books to 

donate may call Mrs Money 

Wood at 399 1087 





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IIIMIBR OF THI reUEHAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION 

A MIKBtK OF TH« renERSLRBIRVI SYJ1KM 

TUESDAY. JULY 14, 

cathedral 

on the green 

oasis on 

6th street 

Greenthumb 

artistry 

Money could not buy It! It's a product ,,f |,,Vl. 

Every Friday night ,lim Sproul ami his w,f,- 

Dottle drive frnm their horn.' in J'hilaH.Iplun t,, hi. 

father's home at 812 E 2m\ st. Then ,..lr]y 

Saturday mnrning, ajound six o'clock, they (j"t iif> 

and put in a full day's wurk, ending "ften n't M p m 

The suhject of their weekly |.,h,.f n ihe 

manicured lawns, sculptured hedges. r|nWlnw 

fountains, and assorted plants, flowering or ii.it .,f 

the garden adjacent their Ocean City hi.me 

The garden lias hoen owned by the Spnuils mine 

193fi, hut it is only in the last six years that many 

of the "horticultural tfirpmings" hav h.-en afltjmi 

This yeiy organ pipes and a stained glfi«s ainrimi 

supplement the waterfall, waterwheel, fniiniiiin 

the clock in the flower heel that really WM,U. ,,,„! 

the^name Sproul carved out the hedge 

Through all these features in a garden may seem 

extravagant, the Sprouls managed to "obtain 

everything economitailly. The concrete pool the 

fountain is in was about to he carted to the dump 

by a neighbor when the Sprouls stopped him. The 

stones for the waterfall were chips off the rocks for 

the jetties. The hollow oak stumps were found m 

Florida and thrown in the car. The clock was once 

part of a billboard that was being demolished The 

bell on the garage which rings every hour and a half 

hour was taken from a torn down Florida mission 

The organ pipes were obtained from an old organ 

Although the garden is beautiful any time of the 

day, it is particularly charming when viewed at 

night. Spotlights everywhere, a revolving color 

wheel on the fountain, and organ music emitting 

from the garage, transform the garden into a 

wonderland of color and lights. 

The true beauty of the garden lies in the fact 

that it is the handiwork of two- unprofessional 

girdeners who escape the city each! weekend to do 

the work they love. ' 

ROCK OF AGiS • Plants trimmed to resemble an 

op«n Bible grow before a stained glass window flanked 

by organ pipes. 

A QUI1T CORNER . A waterfiil compl«« with 

flowing ttream and a decoy duck adorn* one of the 

garden's corner. 

THI OCiAN CITY SENTINEL LIDOiR 

autographed 

garden 

7-20 o'clock 

sant'ilino time 

A BIRD'S EYE VIEW By mounting a ladder the 

photogripher was able to capture this overall picture of 

the garden. 

YiS, IT WORKS! - A clock replnGM the sundial a* 

the only timepiece found in.a garden. 

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PAOE 6 THE OCEAN CITY SENTINEL LEDGER 


STOREWIDE SALE! 

Terrific Values! 

FAMOUS BRANDS 

20% to 50% OFF 

Summer Dresses • Skirts 

Slacks Shoes 

Bathing Suits 

GRAPEVINE 

737 Londii Avenue 

Phone 691-5011 

GIFT SHOPPE 

Vineland 

f-'athwmf Je J he j-inemt 

AWOiNlNO 

9TH * OCEAN 

DLAL S9M48S 

RfSTAURANT 

OCEAN OTY N J 


After dming at Watson's w* cordially 

invite VLIU to browse our Shoppy 

loo* For Tht Lions On Ouf Dow 

Collingwoods" 

Mainland 

Coming 

Ntu Lin lj"*n^ i'luH dinnrr 

liinlirt! Chapl.T AARP 

# • « 

I i f k K 1 ! a S On Pi\St ,* ^ i 

p m in Hafr^ « Inn 

boioor 

L u iu h*x^n Book R^ 

ivmi st thp Yacht Dub 

in^ d e and 

iponsorvd bs Youth Choir fu 

thp t^nefil of iht 1 buildin 

fund Public mvii«! ilamr* 

P nl fH and ft* f FV^H rn^n t!» 

* • * 

K n i g h 1 % of C o i y m b J 

moling, $ SO pm. in ?h 

• * • 

V n it^d \'Ft«rsjis Count! 

%TW Hall 

S3 0ES b* 

7 30 p m :r 

h «ti e of Mrs. pTtn k R o 

1S12 Windsor dr 

or -Ji* unuil Bifiir of s,on,- Hour for 

Pi'fin Oty Ch*pl#r. thn'mgh ihird gTidfri 

i s Auitll*r>- SO Siorr ls thp lihriry Slh 

'.A! Hi%S£»i'.il lo b# hfid fWîp iv 

virri 9 i m to 5 p.ra 

iL- be 

.•< • ,.W -*A.l.i 

= 45 p fr. : for —* 

p S 

TONORSDW W 

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THE CITY OF OCEAN CITY INVITES YOl 

TO THE FREE 

Come as you are 

4? - - 

HOBO BAND CONCERT 

on the Recrea ; on Field 

6th. and Boardwalk 

July 16 ... S°M 

ou .ran 

. ih* hinj 

H*>« JKHII it* Co 

!-^ ;h* 

f buit\s-pti> ii 

> pwpit of Ocwin Cin 

j-sj 

fj-m Pifirun. Si 

rruuvhe*. t*.v Klitt 

*uh ihe 

WHAT A BEE AT TIME YOU'LL HAVE!' 

Let's fc» «•» i» wir «w»y md oJt« 

»« FLEA5E" 

• • 


Events 

TXH1AV tTurhi1»v f 

TODAY through THURSDAY 

Fret? eonewts by Oroan Pity 

Mutin'ips] Orrhi'Mra undfr [hi 

dlrwtion uf n«n'ni-t» Fuhrmiui, 

.** p m . on tht* MUMI' PMT 

SandfS Darling, soprano. 

Danii-l Tiinwolii. liuuir mid 

• • • jimr, 7 30 p m 

Rmidiim Club fur fourth In rWnynn 

MSIh pndfr-, 10 a in , ul thr 

* * * 

lihrari Sir, .1 and Oan »v Yacht ("lull Ti.urn.im 

• • • Bridgi' gurtii'. 7 ) 

TIURSDAN 

F i p in m 

Ynrht riiih, fur mi'ml«'> '" 

Point Ki*»ni» Hub Tom Perkins. hsrit,iii'- 10I..1.11 

, - - * * * 

ili:int*r nu^nnk: , p qi ».i _ 

|i,,i,,.| . Kosuiuniru ' ' TODAY (Tuesdaj > 

* * * First Uniird M*~'!hodiM 

A'nii-rs P01111 Fir,. C"nlp»ny Summor Auiihary- TOW ing. 2 

One mwunu, S p m in ih« p fn . '14, she chun-h Bunk 

rWih..| rd iirrhall rrvirw of AI East, Slum's 1 

• • * TVI! My Frionds hy Hwi^h! 

TOMOKROWtWt*dm*sda> ) Eiwnhowir givrn h* M« 

MainUnd Chapu^ Womt'n/s WaM«^ Fi*hrr 

i I *?i/ % i 1 1 • • 

Au \ ih=ir> ii' Snort 1 ('..nccrl hs ih.- H.iho Band „„.«,,, 

of PKniiin .» Pm, .in (ho 

Wfmtvii! _ 

fo'lTo»"t b>'ti«h«,n molimj f'««« sponsor,^ by SOCIA 10 

AI i J > 

,*liif\ HiHir I'l.iO am ai _ Womfn s Bihi.' SI .1 d V 

,., hh.,,, -1- Fellowship 10 30 am m th.- 

Firs! FVpsby !.'n»n Chu^h Me 

f K 1 U A 1 B , ,- 

K.,,,,,, K..-IH nth «t nff M"'»" f ^ (•••mmumij 

B.iirilwill, AsMOriaUon mi'i'lini! N (" 

, , , pm, in thi' Sl'lispral M.iii-I 

M.^.s N.thl m Ven,« 1 4 l h s l »" ri , Ba > " v . 

foromition ^ p m on iht^ 

\lui.i' PI-I 

. L 

Barb'TShnp Ch.mik (."•«••""-•'* 

, , . H p m . tm the Miisir "•'• 

* # 

Biiilr-1 ,un1 Arrohatics dancp 

CapP May Branch AAIW 

I-IBJ* ,p,.ii»..n'd h\ SnciA. 10 p y 

H bk I 

a m in t'h.ipi-1 Hall ^îh si bonk SMIP. 9 a m . in dark 

Oil Aehiiry av am*^ U p 

rfirincr nftU 

K miH"ih Inn 

•rhfon ra«lin( 

p m n Piin r 1-" 

Slor> Hour for p'l'ch""! 

through third gr«dprt 1 0 ••• m 

at th» lihrarv fith «t .»H 

Bpafhrombrn. tquaj-c [) 

p m in ih*. Youth CV-r. 

TUESDAY, JULY 14, i?70 

SUMMER 

J),. Women s 

1 llnsli 

ALL SALES FINAL 

. FAMILY SHOE 

Anbury Avenue , Dial 399-3373 

:,-_ Shopping Mall 

^BOARDWALK AT ELEVENTH STREET 

MEN'S, SHOP 

10 AM -10 PM 

W$ My Bag I 

'Wf/z/fAttmL 

WIG 

BOUTIQUE 

Starting at S 14,9S 

OPEN MON . 900 to 5:30 

TIE THRU SAT., 9 A, M. to 10 P. M 

Conptett 

setectwi CHILDMN'S SHOP 

Some to be 

THE BAG ROOM 

Entrant* ert Boardwalk Ramp 

HOTtL 

Beau Monde - 

fin ger ie-bouti q u« 

SIZES 8-la 

SCAR%TB, TOO 

DM 3W-1000 Ert. 1M 

•Gosl/ghf 4»ey" 

Flanders Hott 

from ow idection of 

Choose your 

ami 

tte styles. 

TUiSDAY, JULY 14, 1970 

BUILDING LOT 

> 

eus 

FUNS 

PR1M1 

1M' i 131 

Kiijiiy yi-.ii mini . 

Iivmy Knjir. Hi . 

'nmi 25 Ki,nlni !•• 

s'ulrh i-vof-v hi^. . .- 

;t-ith Si H.-I,I,;,' 1 

I'l.iili'ful [• .riin iiif. • 

If) ail sl«.]ipinc • • • 

l-o!e tiiis [t! IMM 

VISIT MAR MOP 

ROOFING SIDING AIT I if A- 

A/fer the Sale - it's (he Service thai > 

ATLANTIC ALUMINUM SPFCIAM T 

266.3351 FTM iif!mat»i 822-386! 

SALE 

SALE 

SALE 

SUMMER 

CLEARANCE 

UP TO 50% OFF 

Gifts from around the World to excit 

719 BatttriM Rd, 

399-2857 

Heuni IM, 

Tuat. t. Fri. 'HI f a.m. 

PORCELAIN DOLLS 

SILVER 

HANDBAGS 

CHINA 

SCARVES 

Music Pier 


Tom 

I rank 

Fuhrman 

THI OCEAN CITY SiNTINELLIDGER 

conductor 

so/o/sf 

manager 

*lii nut* 5 Th* ! MuMi; Pior rsn hi^tfii ppfjjfrarn pnnhd 

iii i IMI In t hi' Ki-nlirii'l lôdni'r fur puhllr»t itin WMH in 

iT uf I hr rcinri'rt dati'H In th 

Thursday, July Ifi 

Huny.-iFi;iri LiiHtHpir-l 

Daniel T'imasi.lh 

Miuelta's Walu Pu 

Syndra I},Hrl iny 

Gallcjp 

Apnl S 

Natifjnw 

Marrh 

Tarn Perkins, 

Emhinm 

!if"T! H! 

INTERMISSION 

You Callin 

Me 

Daniel TomaM ! Hprbrrt 

Marshall 

lh 

Thf RUSPN 

Honpyfflo m 

My Heru 

Valsc 

Poudret 1 

Brhttnn 

i Darling 

Popy 

Mnr( 

Tom Perkins 

Caroust-I 

; t 

Rodjjers 

Ctimmiiiirlcr Williarn A. pl1 • attended school al 

V,Vnk.r L'SN, son of Harold E. Frankford High School in 

VV. nk. r nf 162 Ocean rd., Philadelphia, and graduated 

OriMi. City, N.J., is shown from Mlllersville Stute Cnllege. 

b>.|iit! pn-sfntod the Joint pa Married to tht- furmfr Joan 

•Serviff Commendation Medal Wainwright Gu^nnr. (if 

l..r .xiiptionally mentorious Philadelphia, Cmdr and Mrs. 

MiTir.f with thi' defense Wenker have ihree suns, 

i ii i ,. i I i u,. i, r(, agency, Robert, Erie and M.irt Cmdr 

U.i.hinuli.n DC Cmdr Wenker recently assumed 

W, nk.M «„» born in Abinjrton, e or nmand of th.- Louisvill... 

Ky. Navy RccruitniM District 

Sea isle City seeks 

baby parade queen 

SKA ISLE CITY • A contest Saturday night, July 25. at 8 

,i-l..t.i ,i iiueiMi to roiBn over p.m. at the Bandstand on the 

Mill Annual Biiby Purade promenadi) at Kennedy blvd. 

HIM UIP Citv will be Jield 

The parade will he held the 

following Saturday. August 1, 

heglnninr; at 11 a.m. 

Mrs. Claire M. Buchanan and 

Mrs, Dorothy E. Hanson are 

chairmen of the queen contest, 

it was announced by Mrs 

Katherine Arsenault, chairman 

of the baby parade etirnmittee 

They will be assisted by Mrs 

Gloria Gibson and Mrs. Elaine 

Tropea, with Mrs Virginia C. 

Rice In charge of prices for the 

CRYSTAL 

queen and her court. 

Girls Interested in entering 

the queen contest can register 

at Sea hie City Hall, 45th st. 

and Landis av, Parents, friends 

or relatives can also register the 

eontestanU. 

..Girls should be between,the 

agesîf IS and 20 inclusive and 

must be a summer or 

year-'round resident of Sea Isle 

City or fownsend's Inlet. 

Mrs. Buchanan said a coke 

party will be held Monday, 

July 20 at Mrs, Hansen'i home, 

121 57th it, when jthe 

contectants will be briefed and 

receive instructions relative to 

the competition. They are 

required to wear in evening • 

gown for the competition so 

girls interested are notified to 

make the proper arrangemenM 

for having one, Mrs. Buchanan 

Hid, 

1 hi 

ilr 

tlf i 

Hi "il.DIXt, Kl A l l MHIVI 

f' H l l m i i ' i i ' W(,i ii-ty a n r--, ; !j, n;, ,_. 

l i o i i t h o n l l v i>i,;ir.luiilk i h r r . u y h . | . ; i \ I h 

t it i n s t i . w , , r f l |.nl:u-i;ii.j; t h e i n , r , r , , i u | H | 

s h i - l u - r l i c r i - B i i r l i a r a \ i - K i . n iinii I.Hii.ii. f i n r 

t h e i r t i u i r " u f f u n d m i l , . , t i n y . S h t i r c S t u d n , I'hi 

751 < 

!,-ti.|,. rs ,,| 

fund 

•knit; 

lin;i 

•Ml M Ii \c. k ( 

In»lu,,;u. I, 

COMPANT 



HAVE MOVED 

TO THEIR NEW SHOP and SHOWROOM at 

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NFW RD A REViRE AVI , NORTHFIELD N J 

Dial 646-6147 

CALL US FOR FRil ESTIMATfS or, 

Railing* Celumni Oafes Room Dividart 

Fireplaes Sc.ef.nt and All Types of Decorative 

Ironwwk. WALTER ULLRICH. Owner 

BOARDWALK PROMENADER 

Madame Alexander s most loveable Baby Doll 

who won t walk, coo or wet. Her heart won't 

tick-lock She doesn't even go to sleep or suck 

her thumb—but if you hold her you will love 

her—and want her for your own. 

"SO BIG" uid her rtory took am at 

THEARLINEI] SHRIVER'S 

GIFT SHOP I " 

Boardwalk at Seventh Street 

MANY UNUSUAL THINGS 

including 

BONE CHINA HUMMELS 

DELFTWARE JEWELRY 

GREETING CARDS 

Hours 9 A M to 10 P M 

FAD and FASHIONS! 

HISSES and WOMEN 

SIZES 10=20, 12 l B-24»a 

SPORTSWEAR - DRESSES 

SWIMWEAR - ACCESSORipS 

Many, Many More 

• — - # ^ _ . 

Hours 10 A. M. -11 P. M 

1130 Boardwalk 

Mack's 

and Manco's 

DEHCIOUS AND CRISPY 

PIZZA 

914 BOARDWALK 

OPEN DAILY !] NOON 

758 BOARDWALK 

• • • • ; 

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OCY44 baseball 

Sannino ties home run record 

PBA, a:l, AUXILIAItY*- i 

''Mike Hannmo nefi a major 

league rerord in the Oeean CiK 

Youth Alhlehc Awociali.in hu-t 

in line (jiime in equal the mark 

set by John Cranston -Hid Lied 

hy Tom Tolson, Cliiy Tinker 

and !}rad Bryant The twci 

round trippers b r t f u y h t 

Sanmnos seasonal tn!_nl to 

four. line heller that! PriHi 

Jones, of Klwaiiis Jack Dieh! 

ru n* while ^nKM'kinj: ihrei 1 

^jiiij|i-s Hyrni^ h,i> nine hit* in 

hi* 1.i". 1 I '.' Iripi In the pliilii 

SLiiiijhhr. whu pitehr-d ihr 

lin.il iuo innings ,mH w;y* 

it-t-i\iU»\ with n snve, Hruvp 

h'tnir lifiir fiiMH With Iciur 

*mi?lev Jim Mnl! ndded two 

KIU.IMB. hilji Kevin Clliyle hit 

!h< ^Linin^ uni> Imme r\ln over 

tlir tenter field feme by! was 

t ,iljt(l i)i!t nn appt'a! when he 

nu-MKi first hjise Diivt' StuiHlf 

«;t^ tht lt>mnij pifrhe? 

* * * 

PLUMBING 

REPAIRS-ALTERATIONS- 

INSTALLATIONS 

CALL US FOR PROMPT SERVICE 

OCiAN CITY 


Formerly TaeMrine Plwmblnf ft HMting 

6t8 WEST AVENUE DIAL 399-0450 

New Unitr Ownîhlp-Miittmwif ol 

LEON CREAMER , JOSEPH DOUOHERTY 

Mirittr league (fhftiUgh ,hijy 7) 

ROTARY 

SOllOPTDHIST 

KIWANIS 

FMBA 

COLONY 

JAYCEES 

POST OFFICE 

ST AUOUSTINB 

it 3 

« n 

10 4 

7 7 

6 7 

S 7 

3 10 

a 11 

Upper Township Planning 

Board, 8 p.m., Township Hall 

• • • 

Marmora Volunteer Fire 

Co., drill, 7:30 p.m. 

• * • 

Women's lociety of 

Christian Service, 7:46 p.m., 

Weiley Methodist Chureh 

• • • 

Ladies Auxiliary to 

Applegite-lrower Post No, 

4B89, 8 p.m. 

• • • 

Wedntsdiy" 

Veterans of Fortipi Win, 8 

p.m., Pott Hams, Marmori 

• • • 

Thundiy- 

Regulsr Republican 

Organisation of Upper 

Township, Vf terms of Foreign 

Wot Hall 

Hart wffc never kills anyone, 

they siy, but. occa. 

slonaliy, it weaW ui down. 


PUMMN* * 

HtATtMO 

Mai 399-3015 

If PW 

2152 Atbtjy Av», 

THE QCtAN CITY iENTINIL.LEPOl* 

Paddling 

at Point course 

Sunday could have been 

"ace day" at the Ocean City 

Somers Point Oolf Coune, 

Two golfers score a 

holf in-one. 

Seventy-I hree-yemr-old 

Angelo Maiconi, a member of 

the club, used a three wood to 

ace the 185-yard 16th hole. It 

was Marconi's third holiîn-oTie 

in 40 years of golfing. 

He was a member of a 

foursome which included 

James Keogh, Joseph Quirk 

and Mike Connors. 

Wilmer S, Weber, of 

Philadelphia, hit a nine iron on 

the 133-yard 11th hole and he, 

along with his playing partner, 

Joseph Sheridan, also of 

Philadelphia, watched the shot 

land in the hole, Weber Is a 

member of Sandy Run 

Countr Club, Ortlimd, H, 

PAINTS 

M. A, IruMr * Son*, 

Inc. 

12th St. A Asbury 

DIAL 399-2070 

or 399-2071 

TU1SPAY, JULY 14, 1970 

Coast Guard snutfs Young's bid 

COAST GUARn, 3. 

YOUNO'8, 0 

Li-iait Uuard scored runs in 

the first, second and siith 

innings while Rod Harris ahut 

out the big bats of Young's 

Record Shop and Coast Guard 

won the first half 


Carpet — Linoleum - Ceratnk 

Custom Instillations 

SPENGLER'S 

231 W«M Av»nue Phon. 399-3343 

©MAN CITY, HJ. AMPLi FBEE MRKIMO 

MfTAL fDOINGS - PAINTS 

WAXES — UNOLBUM REMNANTS 

9m * * * TUCI, tkni MT.. f N I PM, IVI. (OMM HIM.) 

championship. A virtorv hy 

the Young's team would havr 

opnned the door to u pussibli' 

tie with Coast Ouurd Mike' 

Hester doublnd to lead off th«' 

game for the winners and roriV 

home on Phil Gaylor's single 

In the second. Hnrri* douhind 

Girl's basketball 

REFRKH H0M€ WITH 

PAINT 

- ExranoR 

1RUSH tnri IflUY 

LEE 

PIAt*27-5«» 

n VILLAO« omvi NORTH 

SOMUM POINT 

iinri uciri'd nil Joe Nestor's 

sinjjl!' The siKth inning run 

xrnn-d whi'n Craij; jud blasted 

:i tripli' and Jimmy Beck 

sirij!li'd hirn home Brian 

Brimdli-y singled and doubled 

for 11"' 'liiw'm with John Huff 

(iiltmi! twn singles Dennis 

Ciiimos wn« the losini pitfhnr 

* • * 

rHATTERBOX, IS, 

CABRINI'S, 4 

An I'ight run first inning set 

the stifle as the Chatterbojt 

,.nrneH its seriind straight win 

over hiipless Cabrini's Bill 

Nickles was, the victim of the 

hiltinu atliiek but settled down 

and finished the game, Phil 

Najle smacked three singles, 

Bob Walker tripled and singled, 

Mike julianii hit a double and 

twn singles [ind Wilbur Wells 

doubled and singled for the 

hard hitting Chatterbox Dan 

Curtin » three singles pared the 

losers' attack with Bruce 

Beaver doubling and singling 

and Nickles getting two singles 

Sean Sweeney's sixth inning 

home run was the biggnat 

Cahrini blast 

smackt s d lour si n^hto 

h* i ills 

ip 

I IOSS 14, LKIIION, iM 

t f i' "' n ri it i! Rtiwi-ii hnek handed ;i 

p a i i r ffl n n c f u tin' hani hnt' drivt' by I^'giijn^ 

PBA Mikf Linahiin in the eiyhth 

;rored t^nins in thi Tumi niniiit; and I h(=ri ^teppt'd (in 

nnmjl tu put th" âfti .••I MI ,fei>nd hiuu' ttir an uniiMlsU'd, 

earh MyFon Field who tâme îkvinu dtiuble play as the 

eheved Sannini* litter i>r the fin.1 Lions onrnttd ah exciting exf.ra 

hiw innings,, was thi' ii' wmnint] innintt win Legltin ran away U> 

pitrher He- allowed oonly 

one 11 6 1 |t>ad aftiir IHD innings hut 

hit in hts shrtrt slnu J"e !r;ii!eH. 10 H lifter fttiir innings 

FOKI-IO, who had missed ih" Ut-sl Thes weni abend (iBain but 

NIS gaftit^ with ci hrukt»n =i*«i Uarv Riiah sinaled hiime two 

fitiffpr**ri th*< pitching !»*•*« nms ir.r the Lions in the 

*" * * 

^t'venth to send the game mtu 

LEGION. 7. EXCHANCK. i extra inmnys The winninil run 

Murk Ariiims drove home six «>nnfl when Dave Staaak hit a 

runs with a duuhlr .ind two•iingli'. 

stole two basps and 

inalps and Mlk" Linaho'i LnsM'd scored tin Mark Smith's singls 

;i thrrn hitter as ih>> U'Lion Stasiik WM the winning pitrher, 

gnirn*d jnôund tin •! phiyî! adriinu a diiuble to his, 

spiil A Cmir-run • unburst in important single He struck out 

thr third inruni: wii> th*' 12 Smith and Rick Clark both 

diffiTvnci' With imp mil. doubled and singled for the 

Vinnif Lombard] HintfU'd. und. winners with Sowen and Scott 

after ii walk and i>rrnr liilidt'd Clark each getting a pair of 

the has, Adams douhicd singles Linahan hit a home run 

horn*' thfru njns. Adams LiiN'r and two singles for the losprs 

srorrd rsn Stiit! Eisenlohi * Ralph Paulin had three singles 

single jimmy Chadwieb. Doug and Mark Adams doubled and 

Ely and Mickey Cahsc singled Rich Tnlsfin struck mil 

collceti'd the thri'r F.xehanf,'r 1 0 in defeat 

hits. Dave Hflrtm.in was the 

josing pitehrr 

STANDINGS 

* * * 

Major Leaeup (through July 11) 

KIWANIS. 12. LIONS, 9 

Denny Byrne and Daep PBA 

9 0 

Slaughter combined to pate KIWANIS 

6 3 

the Kiwanis to a bic win inEXCHANOE 

4 4 

their battle to maintain second LIONS 

4 6 

place, Byrne, who pitched the LEGION 

3 6 

first fiye inninp and got credit AUXILIARY 

1 8 

for the victory, scored four 

One MniM Sports Quiz 

DIAL 

1, What was ths first-place? 

399- 

purie In the National Open' 

2, In what sport is Nikki PiUc 

fimous' 

8167 3, Ho* old is Tonj Jacklin 

PLUMBING 

& HEATING 


COASTLINE 

HEATING 


Specialists" 

DIAL 927-3370 

2106 NEW ROAD 

Linwood, Naw Jareay 

1 

4, What pitcher leads the 

American League in Strikenuts' 

5, Who wrote "Ball Pour'" 

The Answers 

1, I3O.QQQ. 

2, Temus, 

3, 25. 

4, Sim McDowell, of Cleveland, 

5, Jim Bouton, Seiltle Pilots 

pitcher. 

FRANK M. 

MAZZfTELLI I SON 

Plumbing and Hatting 

SpMlalhinf in 

On BtMbMrd Hail 

200 ASBURY AVE. 

OCEAN CITY, N. J. 

Ns JOB tM M|, no RE- 

PAIR too until . . »M of 

our plumbing ind huting 

work g«tt th« ume car*- 

M eoniidaratlen, 

PILEGGI a 

6- 1 R Minor Lvagur Pluynff 

Oarti^G (tpjirHs umiiîHMd at 

thiii waiting) 

8 1 Pi (maj"r lâ^M?) I.irsn^ 

vs Exchnngn 

fl IR Mh»r 

>ff 

8: IB jmiuOF toague) 

trs PBA 

8 15 Mio.-n. 

8; IB IJOH. • PBA 

Shufflln on 

Nawi aid of 

Club 

siorl ôaf^d to new 

on th* 


DIAL W9-U76 

f "Is ii alWHyB thisciild?" Down at 13th st. Sunday WM a 

This n a good week for good sised crowd (felting in 

visitor* Prom Virginia Beach each Qihtra way for the good 

rrpresonti'ift Bob White wgtei. Egghead, why do you 

mrfboirds, they told of the do &ich &tfsr*ge thin^ on » 

rotten drul surfers get in VI BJ rfboard? 

and how they thought we have Surf beach The eity tn in 

it so good Also in town Auaiie such a hurry tn put up tht 

Keith Paull with home mo*ios no^bathing sign they forgot 

nf the World Contest finals how it was ip#!!ed I wonder if 

Only an hour north of here the city officials ever wallEid 

lies Long Rt*afh Island under the boardwalk at 7th «t? 

Surf wisp LBI is a whole Tiiere'i all of 48 indhac nf 

different thing Locally iurfing headrootn under Uiw?. 

is Ipanlnfi towiird compBtitton, Canadian surfing star Shari 

while up then' it's more an Waten it in town arso this 

easy going way Of course LBI week I almost forgot. 

is sort of nn artist hiinjf out and Have you natfoed HIP 

doflsn't have near the crowds 

of a Mrflna ttet 

we get in OC Where el»e but to take awmy tuwnr at the 

LBI eould a place called the CTotrd* in the momlrig and 

Blue Noodle sell surfboards? evening at other ipouf Isn't it 

The Green Room Surf Shdp wonderful the way bathen love 

has a very comfortable rug for to swim with the sirfefl OB the 

sitting around rapping and weekends; togBtheriMS. Great 

4th of July talking surfboards. Stop by. the way the city ke^ps the' 

when Channel 2 interviewed Well a weekend of chilly swimmers out, isn't it? 

our beautiful and tîprUi-d water and good surf, nice pair? The local police ha»* begun 

PfOgresstJfs. There were 64 Friday's rain brought the start to harass the surfers igairr-lt's 

partiîpasts in the Prufreîvt' of a swell which still seems to fun but they seen so 

and I think all faced the be with us Friday night saw inconsistent How come they 

camera very bravely Only one George Oerlaeh and hi« pick on one but not all. 

§£*med to hiive any difficulty, traveling crowd descend upon somettmes, but not all the 

fenial Harry Warner It wasn't 1 Oth st for the low tide waves tims? 

that he >u "mike shy" but 

that cigar of his kept singeing 

the mike and made a rather 

lispy interview Trofa, Fox winners 

After the television ordeal, 

our P»psl Cola Plppa Doc 

Rabbins, with the help of vivid in court loop play 

Eddie Veil ind joltin John 

Otley, ran another excellent 

Proffressive. Mae Murphy Trofa's Gulf and Fox Real poina. Jinj Ambrose and Phil 

crossed the wlr* first, with Estate gained victories in tne Washington, both from 

Mary Witte (why doesn't our Outdoor Basketball League last PleasahtvUle, added 11 and 10 

Mary let Jules or Penelope get week as the championship race points respectively. 

in the picture) and continues to tighten up, Toni^t Flanden Hotel and 

sharpshootin Mildred Poulton Trofa's took a ISpoint lead PlyrnoyUi Inn, fcotfi qrjee 

did it iigain taking second and after the first period and held beaten, will play on the 6th st. 

third respectfully. Our Paul on to gain a 75-67 win over courts. Tomorrow night at 

Macrie showed Real he could Coach's Pizzeria. Fox Realtors 830 Knight's PhamiBcy and 

shuffle by taking first for the came-from-behind in the PlFmouth Inn play a rained out 

men with Wildpuisycat Rod second half to dump Money's gams, whih at 8:30 Coach's 

Boone and Wee Williu Hellinp Dog School, 72-B4. 

Pizzsria and Mon^'i Dog 

coming in second and third. Chuck Oargaji scored all of ichooL both w4niess,iio battled 

Wednesday's Progressive wa« his eight points and Jim LnRur Trofa's and Fo% Realtors meet 

another starlit affair, both also netted eight in the fafy on Thursday 

overhead and on the coura, first quarter to pace Trofa's to Box Score: 

with that turnout papt-r Doll a 30-15 edge after the opening 

H ft 

(amily Ethel wd George takinj 10 minutes, LaRue, bam 

•aB 

second in the men's and California State Collefe, UlUed 

womens' divisions. A couple of 23 points to pace his team's 

buialng Best, Markle and seorers. Bruce Rider, of HutshJna I Rodern firHslnng first and Lycomini netted 16 and0 

iiffJOB 

second for the girls. HoOMt Philadelphia Textile's George Bovp 

Horace Horn was first for the Ajiderôn tallied 11 for 

men while pleasant Paul Trofa's 

Tfefa's Oulf 

Leathennan took third Vineland High's Steve 

Everyone playing was taken to Bafuffl, destined for LaSslle 

the Flanders for a midnight College, paced all scorer! with 

supper and if you didn't make 25 points for Coach's, Millvine 

it your reporter dreams High's Bob Hutchins netted 18 

sometimes! 

point;, while Charles 

Please get your ducats for MeLaughlln, who has one year 

the Card Party on July 28 at left at St. Augustine Prep, 

the Youth Center, Ask anyone scored 10, A tough Trofa's 

who shows a sign of life, I'm defense held scoring stars Al 

sure they'll have a ticket for Rochetti (Sacred Heart) and 

sale. 

Bob Gant (Millville) to a 

Don't forget we'll only have combinod total of 13 points, 

a limited number of tickets for Sean Oieason, of Proyidenee, 

our banquet on August 22 to played only the second half for 

be sold "when hatched" by Fox Real Estate but he 

your Executive Board (who managed 11 key points in his 

dat??) first come, first get team's victory rally. Trailing, 

Between ticket buying and 33-3 2, at the half, Fox 

paying taxes, shuffle a bit you outscored Money's lB-8, in the 

might forget a few aches you third period to take the lead 

might, you might! 

for keeps. Six-foot eight Frani 

Adlor scored 17 points for the 

winners in addition to many 

important rebounds. Adler, a 

graduate of Atlantic 

Community College, is going to 

Upper Twp. attend Dickinson College thi* 

Fall. LaSalle's Richie Weltt also 

scored 17 for the winners. 

Qenan City High's Qene 

Coming Events Davis paced the losers with 14 

Two score aces 

: 

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1 17 

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Mwwy't Dog Saiaol 

10 6 14 

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Trof»'» - The girls' basketball league In Wednesday night s early 

got under way Monday night as game, C< pp»r Kettle pdêd out 

two games were plsynd it the Simms, 13 11 JtH English 

Sth si. courts 

paced Copper Keith, with sue 

Watson') •tarted ihf wtwn poinu while Shinn and Cathy 

on a winning nqle in the first Ritchie Scored four and three 

game, defeating Flander* by an points, reipectiTcly. for Simms 

18 15 score, Kalhy McDonald The Ocean City Rpcroiilmn 

led the winner with nine Department won iti sfrtinri 

points, while Heather Munro ttniBht hy defeating Flanders, 

was high fnr Phinde with 25 20, patti Dougherty was 

eighl poini« 

high for the winners with eight 

In lri» second game, the point*. Qinny Cairnes arirji'd 

Ocean City Recreation gii points, Hesther Munro put 

Department, paced by Denise in 10 puitiLs for Flanders, 

Boehm's J7 poinis, trrninced Which drrippeH it« WIIMH pn" 

the Chatterbox. 24 9 High iti a row 

score for the losing ieani 

were Kathy Rnnkm and STANDINGS A» of 

Speiker, who en^h 2f*OF^d fhree July »th Win, i,,,,,,.,, 

OCRD 2 o 

Watsons 1 o 

Copper Kettle ] Q 

Sfnms o ] 

Chatterbc« 0 l InT 

Flanders 0. j 

All-star game 

iehedule 

Saturday night July 15 Wednesday 6 16 

Fhioderi vs. Copper Kettle, 7 

JOSEPH B 

This Saturday night at 8 

OCRD vi, Simm.& 

o'clock the ewieeîstponeM all July 20 Monday 6 15 

star game be Ween the sixChatterbox 

vs Watsons, 7 MOREY 

major league teams will be OCRD vs. Copper Kettle 

Electrical Contractor 

played o/ the major league July 22 Wednesday 6Ah 

field The'pairi-'' f the teams Sirnms vs. Watsons, 7 

Nt THi St. 

was determined by their Flanders vs. ChatterboK 

standing on June 27 

July 27 Monday 6:15 

Ph. nt 1M1 

All rtar team "A" will OCRD re, Watsons, 7 Copper 

RnlMntlal * BBmBWretal 

comprise players frotti PBA, Kettle vtjfchatterboi 

ElactHcai CgntoiGHni 

Legion and Auxiliary, Flayers July W "Wedneiday 8 15 • Markti ElKtrlc Ha) 

from Kiwanis, Exchange and Sinuni vs. Flanders; 7 Playoff 

Lions will make up team "B." game if needed • 

PBA co«ch Frank Sannino 

Will act as bead coach for tean 

ittUtttttltltlttttl 

A and will field a team 

consisting of fteve Ang, Mike 

Kooker, Jack Uehl, Mike 

Sannino, L*nny Scott, Mike 

LinshaB, Rich Tolson, Ralph 

Paulin, Vlnnie Lc.rnbardi, Mark Corson Electric 

Adams, Rieh Caskey, Mickey 

Impagliazzo, Buss Graham, Joe 

Newgoine, Hsifry Lori and Joe 

751 wirr *n., Bc«*i< oiTf, n. 

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with a squad made uf of fred 

• HOTPOINT 

Jones, Dave Slaughter, Denny JACOB C 3CHUFT, JR 

lytne, Jim MoU, Al Bttrch, Al 

Neill, Doug Ely, Mickey Cause, 

Barty CMsdwtek, Bob Harm, 

Joe Btiwen, Al Vernttrt, Scott 

(Sark, Kfcr>k Smith and Dive 

StmL 

CONVERT 

The game it Ichedvled for COMFORT 

nine fnnings with no pkcher 

permitted to pitch more than 

three. Every playet will bat at 

least once in the galnt, Starting 

lineup* Will be aflboUMid in 

Fridfly'sSeriUnel. 

Mike GUI, of Le0oo, and 

Bill iparki, of Auxllifliy, wfll 

ajgiit Sannino while Williams 

will get aid from Bill Wallace, 

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Icnchnr, will rrvicw uver 1(1 

Iwsl »f||iTS in lunrheon nnri 

bunk review to be held by 

Ofean City Yacht Club al !h.. 

i 'lubhousi. today (Tuesday ) 

Some of the fiutKtanding 

bunks to be reviewed will be 

Love Story ", Earth Shine". 

Thi- Peter Principle", "gPX 

and (he Sing].. Child", ,nd 

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Lett Fw S«la - 

Town and Cowtry 

Morton wins 

sailing race 

[)i>iin Morion uf Chupiifjiiii, 

N Y won (hi. Senior Mtilh 

Boy* Riici- nt i he On-nn 

City Yiichl Club Siiliirdny 

Mnrlnii wnj, viclontiiKi oviir 

t'hiippy Hop kind. For! 

Wa.shinKtim. nnri Rill l.uff, 

Wy rmewood, 

Lindn Orllieh, Drexi.l Hill, 

won the Senior MoLh Oirlj, 

riirc, followed rlosely by 

Kfiihy Kane, also of nri>»»l 

Hill, ntid ,)ulin HuBtvedl 

In !he Junior Moth events 

PCIIT Mudnnna. DroxH Hill 

edged out brutherji Hrownir 

and Reed Bam, Forl 

Washington. who finished 

K'^cind :md third respeclivrly 

Jiinr Gold* ! n wji^ the first 

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Liium Ortlieb. Dri-xH Hill, and 

Sue R.ihi.a,,n. EnBU,wnt,d 

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Bud H o p k i n , F n r t 

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One-fwo-fhree 

LeFort wins 110 crown 

Jack LeFort, of the Ocean Second race 1, LeFort; 2, 

City Yacht nub, captured all Sehill; 3, Mueller 

three races and won the Sunday- 

International 110 Class District Third race • 1, LeFort; 2, 

2 tailing regatta on Great Egg Beeotte; 3, Mueller 

Harbor Bay Saturday and Championship tcorinj; 1, 

Sunday, 

LeFartit, 21/4; 2, Becotte, 10; 

LeFort wrapped up the title 3, Riizo, 10; 4, Mueller, 10. 

Sunday by taking the gun from 

Bob Bedotte, of Ocean City, in 

the third and final race of the 

regatta. Bill Mueller, of Bronx, 

NY., was third in Sunday's 

run. 

With his wife Julie and 

Rhody Green erewing, LeFort McKay, Minihan 

piloted his Fiji to thp front of 

the pack with double victories 

in Satu(day's races. race victors 

In the first run, LeFort 

outdistanced Tom Rizzo, of 

the Morris Yacht Club, Long Don McKay, Media, in his 

Island, N.Y , with Becotte in inboirdoutboard "Gypsy," 

third position. In the afternoon upset lut year's champion Jim 

race. Bob Shill, of Ocean City, Sekaeklett, Lafayette HiU, who 

took LeFort'a wake over the drove his powerful SOOHP,. 

finish line, with Mueller third. "Flying Label," in the second 

Summaries: 

race of a series of six to lead 

Saturday 

the Bellwoar Trophy Races at 

First race . 1, LeFort; 2, 

Ocean City Yacht Club in 

Rizzo, 3, Becotte 

Great Igg Harbor Bay Sunday 

The southwesterly Jersey 

breezes and calm waters were 

perfect conditions for 

speedboating. 

Paul Minihan, Olenside, was 

PLASTERING the Victor over Don Dolaway, 

Philadelphia, in the second race 

GREG K. CORSON of the Cates Series for 

NEW WORK ft PATCHING outboards. 

WATERPROOFED STUCCO Each had 10 points but 

Minihan won the scratch race 

PLASTERING sf All Kinds 

earlier which broke the tie. Jim 

399-7683 

Ahearn, Cherry Hill, was there 

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Chris Walters winner 

in GP-14 sailing race 

fhn.s Wnlli-n,, Hry , M,.,wr. 

Pfi won the Sunday UP 14 

riirc ui the On.,.in City Vie hi 

Cluli Sailing with rri'w Linda 

Di'vmi'v, Ardniiiri., Pa Walli'rs 

Iradnd plarcK with Saturday >, 

winniT Bud Hiipkin, Ftirl 

Washinu'ton, Pa , wh.. fimshfri 

si'fond Churl Ip Bakor. 

Slrsffurd, Pa , was third 

Pi'tnr Mddutina, Dr*xnl Hill. 

Pa , won thr. junior Moth Boys 

r.iriv „ nrl Jiirn f;..lrii-ri 

Hunuiifc(1,,n Viillfv r, W(lrl 

thi. ,lunlf,r Molh (iirli, rwi. 

Doiin Morion, Chiipaquii, N V 

wcin thi- Senior Mold Boys 

"•vptiL, and Linda fifth,.!) 

nrHXCl Hlli WH1. I hi' fin! W.riHIi 

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llnpi i ri Furl 

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Jo-hJ disappointed -- but not much hyWph.,,,;„„„„ -nrt-,,r:,lh-r:= gond'ilfl with - "*•-•!?«.£ 

Wilh vegetables and fruit 

hv Jo-El McLaughlin 

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Lnxl wwk, from Wvdnexday 

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May County in thi> Miss New 

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From thr mumi'nl I arrivi'd 

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with my chaporonr, Mary Ann 

Smith, until the mcimi'nl we 

left for Oci>an City then 1 Was 

always something fof us to do 

The stall' pagi'iint is spotisorPd 

by the Cherry Hill Kiwonis 

Club and the srhc'duli 1 had us 

divinR cverythini! from riding in 

panidn-s to tfn.'t'liny thf puhlic? 

at drpartmi'nt Hurt's In 

bi'twiH'n wi> sin. con'tanlly 

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iiccnrding to hrr height Hnd the 

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1 was assigned number four 

which p.ii mu fourth in the 

order ftif piieh cornp*'titlon and 

.also pui me nghl ncsl in Vifki 

Pannell, lh« first mnrl'" up m 

last year ^ Miss New Jersey 

Pageant 

I had m*>( Virki last August 

wh^n she ent*'r(.irn* i d fli ih*° 

Miss Orean City Pageant and 

had the chance In briefly wnrk 

with hPr During this wi-ek in 

Cherry Hill, however, Virki 

and 1 reiilly (Ol to know one 

another and «t got along great 

She has a (freat personality and 

helped relax me many times 

during the week In fact, after 

the first few appearances on 

stage you pretty much forget 

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how nervous you are and just 

enjoy yourself 

The theme of this year's 

pageant was "Do Your Own 

Thing" and we had to learn the 

words to a couple sonp before 

we arrived for rehearsals. We 

had to work on these ionp in 

addition to rehearsing our own 

talent performance. I had 

decided to change my talent 

from the medley of ionp I 

sang at the Miss Cape May 

^County Pageant to a routine 

Veaturing the piano is well as 

singing. Jerry Vigue, who was 

the music director it the 

county pageant, arranged it for 

me and he was a big help. 

On Thursday night I 

performed my talent and it 

seemed as thouifji everything 

was going wrong. Everything 

went fine for the first girl. Mis 

Bloomfleld College, but Mtas 

Middlesex County, who 

performed a ballet, couldn't go 

on because something 

happened to her recorded 

music-'the tape broke or 

something. So they moved on 

to number three, that was 

Vlcki, She dots a ventriloquist 

act and the microphone didn't 

work. Eventually everything 

worked out and I got to 

perform with no technical 

difficulties. 

After that first misfortune 

the pageant went along pretty 

well * The many men and 

women who work on the 

pageant committee deserve a 

lot of credit for all the effort 

they put into the show, 

Friday night I competed in 

both evening gown and swim 

suit and, on Saturday night, 

when I wasn't selected as one 

of the 10 seminnalists, I 

became a very interested 

spectator I Wasn't nearly as 

disappointed «s I thoughtj'd 

be when 1 wasn't selected. The 

only thing I felt was a tittle 

sadness that the week was 

coming to an end. 

As you probably know, 

Vicki made the 10 

semi-finalists, along with Kathy 

Salerno, Miss Atlantic County. 

That was very exciting and I 

was rooting for both of them 

to do well I think they did. I 

was silsu happy that Joyce 

Bradin, another Ocean City 

girl, won a talent award for her 

magic art. 

Miss Union County, Hela 

Yungst, was eventually selected 

as Miss New Jersey and it was a 

great choice. She was a real 

nice girl and I liked her very 

much. Of course, there were 

very few people I met that 

week that I didn't 

Everyone was so nice. 

like 

In addition to the other 33 

contestant]|_J got to meet Linda 

Ann Wilrner, Mi« New Jersey 

of 1MB, and Christine Isabelk 

Bbright, Miss New Jersey of 

1967, who were sharing the 

duties of mistress of 

ceremonies. They art both so 

beautiful and Linda seemed 

like the Ideal pageant queen to 

me, I also hid a chance to say 

hello again to Cheryl Carter, 

the outgoing Miss New Jersey, 

who came to the Miss Ocean 

City Pageant last August. 

On Sunday we had a special 

breakfast and it was a lot of 

fun. Many of the past queens 

Were there and Georgia Maiick, 

Miss New Jersey of 1962, read 

her farewell speech to all of us. 

It was beautiful 1 Miss Maiick 

was one of the judges in the 

pageant and she is a wonderful 

woman. She had just returned 

from Russia and almost didn't 

get to Cherry Hill in time. 

Another highlight of the 

breakfast was when they made 

the chaperones and official 

hostesses get up and sing and 

dance for us. Mary Ann wis 

pretty good. She may have a 

future in show business. 

Now that the Miss New 

Jersey Pageant is over 1 feel 

like a much more mature girl 

It was fun and it was 

rewarding, I am grateful to Mr. 

Nate Zauber for all of his 

understanding and 

cooperation. He made us all 

feel very important. 

I am also grateful to Mary 

Ann, who is really a great 

person. We still have quite a 

few more places to go together 

and I hope our friendship lasts 

forever I am also very grateful 

to the Ocean City Jaycees for 

their help and I hope they 

continue to have many more 

successful pageants. 

Most of all I am grateful to 

my family. Without the 

assistance of my sister and my 

parents I could never hid made 

it through one pageant let 

alone three. My mother was 

especially helpful as she made 

many of the dressts I wore. 

They are a wonderful family. 

Right now I am preparing 

for the Miss Ocean City 

Pageant which comes up 

August IB, I am sure the 

Jaycees will have another fine 

show. In the remaining months 

of my reign, I hope to be able 

to meet as many people in 

Cape May County as possible 

to show my gratitude. 1 am 

very proud to be Miss Cape 

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thi. Adriatic" will hn the thomc 

of the Npectoili' of cruisers, 

motor launchoH, siiilboals imd 

row honU in thr festival "A 

Nigh! in Venice' on Saturday 

(July lhj in the laaoons imri 

buys of Off.fln City 

The e>vi>nt is sptinsorrd by 

the City, the Chamh" of 

Common:!' and Oepiin Cily 

Yacht Cluh 

Venire u, famous for her 

fmlivals The thief events in 

her history have always b#rn 

celebrated either by eivir or 

religious functions 

A festival similar to the 

'Night in Venice" is celebrated 

In Venice on the third Sunday 

of July The "Feast of the 

Redentore (The Redeemer) is 

cclehrau>ri with II characteristic 

vigil kepi by the people singing 

as Lhey row about in boats of 

every si/e .and shape which are 

festooned wi'h light* At dawn 

they row to the Lido (bench) 

in great numbers to me the 

sunrise. 

More than eighty bouts of 

every shape, size and 

description, from luxury 

cruisers to simple runabout*, 

will be taking part in the Ocean 

City parade and will cover the 

more than six mile parade 

route Divisions for judging in 

the boat parade include most 

original, best decorated, comic, 

musical, club division, and bpst 

lighted. 

As dusk falls on this resort, 

city, the lights from both the 

homes along the parade route 

and the boaU in the parade will 

glitter and reflect in the water, 

creating a festive air for Ocean 

City's 16th annual Night in 

Venice Bopt Parade. 

The difference will be the 

modem American Technology 

of high powered compact 

motors, modern electronic 

equipment, fiberglass hulls, and 

communication systems having 

"moon range " 

However, the similarity 

between Ocean City's festival 

and the festival in Venice Is 

limited to the sir of festivities 

music, boats, lights, gay 

costumes and decorations, 

without the art, sculptures, 

centuries of culture and the 

religious purpose that is always 

present in the City of Canals, 

The gondola is a flat 

bottomed boat 30 feet long, 

four or five feet wide curving 

out of the water at the ends, 

with ornamental bow and stern 

pieces and an iron beak (ferro). 

The gonodolier stands on a 

"poppa" at the_stem with his 

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gondola ran lake I'mlr to six 

penMins and the larger ones 

(biitleilo) Inke eiUhl 

An old liiw requiri'" all 

gondolas except those that 

belong to high officials to be 

painted black Even though the 

gasoline" launches have replaced 

gondolas for light freight 

transport it is still the tourist's 

fnVorlte for slghlKeeihi! anfl 

quiet rides 

Venire is made up of 120 

small islands on sheltered 

lagoons off the northeastern 

coast of Italy with 177 esnals 

spanned by more than 400 

bridges covennn " V1 ' r 2fi miles 

In addition, it has o«er 2,127 

water alleys rovering oveF HP 

miles 

Ocean City is nil island with 

lagoons, bays urid inlets not 

numbering the srime hut it 

could be railed the Venice of 

South Jersey Bangkok i« the 

Venice of th" East and 

Stockholm is ihe Venice nf the 

North 

Venire orijIinHted as a city in 

4S2 AD by taking refuge 

from the barbarians and Huns, 

who invaded the mainland by 

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g 

Ocean City originiiti'd in (he 

late IHOO's hy a religious (jrouri 

taking refuse from ihe 

crowded riln It I* a eilV of 

churches iinil is proud to enll 

ilielf a family resort 

Venire jt also a rity of 

churrhes and a family resort 

The avenig!' fnniitv nunihers, 

about ten 

The Venetians depend for 

their livelihood on hoiil traffir 

and home industries 

coining across Ihe lagoons fp,,m 

Ihe mainland lire nmony ihe 

many pirturesC|Ue sights flf 

Venire and have Imen 

graphically described hy 

n'Annunz.iii 

Armunzio in 

in 

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Fuoc 

Th Tho (joruhiî'rs still ply LhiMrJ 

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Venire of 1970 



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Bohan, Coughlin, Morris 

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1 

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Mi-mhrn ol thu OCPBII City 

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l F t Ann's Anders in 77 t»*ni 

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Fran k DiSci H 

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Niederberger Jim O Neil 

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Dirk SIUIUI Bill Kittndgv Stan 

Clark Bub Betvagn, John 

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Junior net tourney 

set at Stone Harbor 

HTONE HARBOR The Slnni' Hnrlwif »pi.)ri«.,rM this 

Knurlh Aniuinl Stunt- Harbor u'lnunl rn-ni 

ThiM'i' will hi' Kiiijjli.fc play in 

(I 1 'J Hid under 

TUiSDAY, JULY 14. 1970 

KtuHiK.iUMi In the I" 8. Lawn "*• '«. ' > »n. 

fi'nnn AsMiciiilinii, will be fl' 1 " bdth liny 

hold Monday July 20 threagfa dtiuhli-s I-VIMIIA II. 

Saturday. July 2ft at the iliHs IK and I h ,iml 

boriiuiihs Htilh and BM «t I'liiy 

Thi- milimwil tcsurnamrnt 

will draw Muni' 100- pluyiTs, 

mostly from Ihr Pi'nnsylvailiii, 

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• p m Mrs 

Hardy Hind 

Tlii'rc will lie I'irsl. smmd 

mid third pri/CH ,'iwill'lll'll fur Jill 

Knlrv 

lournarmuii dirt'clijF, said ihr rilrr.'ntly 

Bnrtiuijh'h Iwii fnurts will hi' 

cloM'd In public play durlli(J 

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26' SEA SKIFF sleerM j, eneipsed 

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eabin needs worfe, handyman spec 

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owner 199.1M1 728 

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HOUSEBOAT FOR R1NT — air eon. 

djtionad, flaepj S, twin engines 

and reaunabja to re*ponsible per 

•on, lamart Point, QibBs Ave, and 

Bay South. Call IJli-CH 7.4544 

7.14 

HIGHEST PRICES PAID for old gold 

and Starflns, Sihrar. Oil elaeki, 

wstcdM, iMfeTry, eojnl and dtntll 

brldja. Smith jewelers, >!> Aibury 

Av., 399-3171 Cioaad Monday) t.f. 

TORTABLE SAWMILL COMPLETE 

CM.nd Homes, Muillea Hill, N.J 

478.4111. 7-i? 

WANTID TO 1U¥ — Beachfront 

hogu. rtapfy to lea 314, Sen- 

nalWtHf 7.24 

JAPANESE SWORD OR DAGGER Cill 

18 ill 201 54S-O56B 3 ' 7."f 

HOUSE OR APT. needed 5opl 1, 

1970, yur round fur Nys "dulls. 

Write to bo. ill, S».,tlnel Ledger, 

8*JWfja;xfc^ 

Tfca Beauty Spot 

2308 NEW ROAD LINWOOD 

DIAL 927.2242 

(One Block North of Somers 

Point Shopping Center) 

THE UTMOST IN BEAUTY CARE 

- Hair StyBsh and Colorists - 

NO WAITING PARKING 

WANTED 

Afj I igilf 

FOR SALE 

DAMP-CHASER 

• LBCTmc 

CLOSET DEHUMIDIFIED 

N'uljiinjj in irKtiiJi (iliig in 

(uiri fiTrHH SSHTPS i-lrjthirs; 

fnirri mm hv nuklcu R»fc 

]«" LONO MM 

]4' LONG li.fi 

AC ELECTRIC 


1M7 w«j Aw., Ouan City 

.n good 

399 3171 

7' HANSEN SURFBO4RP 160 Good 

eend Call J99.J10B i-M 

SCRIMSHAWS _ 399.1J08 7.51 

MOVIN0 — seihng almost 

early American davenport and 

chair Also Norge npefrost refrig. 

erator 1^3 Prifleetori Rd. Som^rs 

Point, N j. 7.17 

PORTAILE TV, refrigerator, dinette 

set. two 1»11 nee mats. 5 piece 

Wieker outdoor furniture, dresser, 

bedframe ind other antiques rea= 

sonahle 681-2148 7.14 

LOTS FOR SAL! 

JUST THREE MIUES to Ocean Larga 

100»1!2 lots m Marmora wittt all 

improvements instliMad- Lower tales 

TakB 34th SI to Route 9. turn 

right to builders Sign. Vi mile en 

left Cms Funk, JMBy i-i 

CHOICE LOT — 17th and West. 

30x90. Ocean side, fully improved 

Suitable far one or fwp firnily 

dwelling Call 1 J15.NE 7.1041 7 31 

iUS OPPORTUNITY 

BOARDWALK LUNCHCONCTTE — 

business for salt Suunal, fully 

equiBpsd Call 3K3IU i.f 

RESTAURANT fully equipped In e» 

cellem eon^. Also HM Ineoms «pt». 

Reasonable. Call Edmund L Mflifi- 

frn Rssl Estate ilo Ooetn Ave,. 

399.0900 7.S4 

LEARN STENOTYPI (Msctilnt ihort- 

hand) Begin trsinlnf now tor 

highly paid Court Reporting and 

Seeretafigj eare&fs. Evening datse* 

beginrung Sept. ith, Llmlled enroll 

ment For lnform*tion, writ* Report- 

w» Stonetyps Inrtitute, IS W, Oak- 

erett Aye., NorlhfiHd H. J , or c»ll 

Oerild W Aulmo, Oftlefsl Court 

Neporter, 1B9.499S "" W4 

r-ogp MABKCf (w «l, » nmi 

iBlf Mfviee now In opertHon 10'x 

100' bulMng on 40>»IW mmw 

pfOBertif, AddJf(an»l packing .re* 

(0 »I50 i n«ture» include 90" of re 

ffigerolor eas«, 100 ft, lAdying 9 

»«l«, •qulpment fof i«tr >en4« 

meat d»i»rttf»nt, gHfWw* tliesr, 

band sail, «e, Loe.t»d 11 mil., 

from Atlantis Oty off route 30, 

Small amount of enh required 

C«ll 3998100 tor JnrofnwtfoVi. *" t.f' 

RIAL gSTATi FOR SAL! 

STOW WITH 4 bwtroom harne, 

Sull.ble for luneheawtte $13,500. 

H§Sg,.'" lt * *• ****s*> 

UNrURNWlO 1WCK HOME _ J 

bedrooiTH, I bath. ImnMdiMa «. 

eupancy, I E. 11th S«, To tettlo 

MMte only il 0,500 Oil hot wirtw 

h«»t thrmighout, C»ll IM-MIF for 

appointment. 7.17 

RiAL ISTATI FOR SALE 

I IV[ HARD i;R*BS Aliimi lilf, 

B«r from Kalr 1W int.? if 

SrRlrinMj FilHUiTUPfL FriH SAL! 

B,< Fii, ,1, tur o Str.ufxni) h*nncr 

?b Wi,i» «»„ P.s, tm Marixs. 

rii Of' 14()9 n 

eUHTK riQIJI .-. bail, again Gifts 

,}id npu, .TMfi um.iw.v The %hop 

*,ih ihr *h,tp pir.feel f^nrr* 633 

,w« airr*. o.Jy 

n* Sftidio Wei! 

ntic A^#i Sorn 

WISHAM 

Rasi 

Realtor! 

riVO 1 fivi l ^ 

an . 1 n 

*!*N ,ipf 

Ki-OCK J mr 

ill OMH AW,, 1N4MM 

RIAL iSTATf—RINT 

cMRDrNS ABLA _ JJ4 

Rd . fin» rnmmarcial 

Ooeiof, l»»iyef «lc 4 m 

and batr, *ûr ,nip*ct'O 

Edmund L Wiihsm R.a 

Oeean Aê 199 0900 

Irtalion 

. roemi 

t t 

MODERN BUPLE.K (or rent 4 a~nd 

6 Bedroom CDttagp for rent Hurry 

on th«« s»« l-dmund L Wittiam 

Ftel mwX Bin OfjMu, Ava 

t.f 

COINS =- Lineoin and Indian penny 

starter set. 114 50 »3cJ> K«ll 39» 

0563 717 

REFHIGtflATOR mth 

fresier. maple set gas dryer, 

percfi chairs 125 paffl CJII week 

7.17 

ROD AND BFELS for tale Gull 3» 

!M7 7-14 

WESTINGHOUSE RErRHitRATOH — 

frost free, 10 qu ft Call at JOJJ 

Astu ry Ave J. 14 

ANTIOULS -= milk glass, old plates, 

cut glass etc Call for appoint. 

ment I99-91JS 7-24 

ifi. 4 bearoorn horns Suft 

abl» lor luneheonette 111.100 Lo 

Cited ROIJI. 9 Marmo,, Cjll 199 

3141 , r 

vtAR FJOUND on. Foam glfieieney 

available from bet itt AJsp 2 to 

6 persen tummer apt* available 

August 29 thru Labor Day weeii 

160 to 135 per wee* 600 Ocean 

Av* . Oeoan City 39*P9S0 t f 

STORAOI FOR RENT 

4 STOBM WINDOWS Ii; roof »hin- 

gles. wall even and eabinei $3S. 

winds?* shutters set of 4 $2; jsl= 

ousm glass 10e eag^; aluminum 

hiding: metal rnaidings %2 After S 

?th sna lay A»«. 714 

STORAGE SPACE AVAILABLE it 

Ocean City EiBr«i c», me 64i 

Sty A»e Call 3190605 tf 

STORASC SPACE f* furniture, hifh 

and dry Rejânafals Cill 399. 

llSi 

p m 

TWO OLD PRINTS. Sl"«!3i/;- — 

•WashmgtQns Family £ifel£" and 

Surrender sf General Les" Bath 

wafer rmafKed edge tear* but in, 

lerestihg 110 £3eh inclydirtg frame 

4 antique rush seat ehairs Driginai 

mahogany timih Sei Ml Isf fl . 

tide door iD4i Asbur> Aye No 

dealeni J-17 

SURFBOARp Ti" Oeeaniide, good 

cond 1100 Call 399 !4§S 7-H 

I BOBIBT JONES steel shaftefl 

registerea irons. Nos 3 to 9 in. 

eius,pve plus ? rriisc woods in good 

aane Ui Phone 399M6] 717 

efrigerator 

orking eond Ml Call 

?14 

YiARLY RENTALS 

ATTRACTIVE APT. furniihed 1101 

Central Awe Apply 10! 11th SI 

2nd floor 7.17 

NEW ONE lEDROOM APT Equipped 

with if conditioning, refrigerater 

1119 per month Grace Realty. Real- 

ton lith and Artyry. 399-1111 

tf 

SUMMER RENTALS 

LARGE APARTMENT, lecond floor 

6 rooms and modern batri Nieejy 

furnished 2 porches, 2 private an- 

trances 3 bedrooms ail twin bed*. 

Parking ip rear Limit 6 people. 

families only No [jets Appiy HO 

Ocean Aye t f 

APARTMENT _ sleeps 6. fully fur- 

msned. Weekly rentaii lyy Co). 

umn, 1M9 Cenfral Ave tf 

12- G( FAN J15 JO" GI fan $!0. 

Both are 3 iêed. o^ciilating type 

tans in first class con«. Call Ji». 

3940 714 

MOVING — Green oval braided rug 

g'slO' almost new, &e,ge nread= 

loom rug and paa lo'i'xll"!', 

round and oblgng beveled mirrors, 

solid mahogany chesl. PLireau. mir 

FOf and chair kitchen formica top 

table and p chairs almost new 

Two-door GE freezer top refrigerator, 

lounge chair With new slip cover, 

goase neel* rocker, fireplace equip- 

rnent. patio table and umbrella, 

smoking stand, bathroom tank cab- 

inet, electric waffle and griddle 

Cake baker |0' hose and sprinkler 

A^so other r.iisc household itefns 

1950 West Ave Phone 399-SSI3 

DESIRAiLE FIRST FLOOR APT — 

HOI Central Aye., convenient 

comer, chw-1,.1 and eloM to bHeh 

Season, half seeiofv Reasonable 

Weekly, monthly, seasonal Apply at 

10! 11th St., second floor tf 

DELAHCV EFFlCiENCy APTS Hi 

Pelanc, PI . sleeps up to 4. (75 

per week 1 block from P6ae£ 399- 

iOJf. 7-14 

TWO BEDROOM APT between fnd 

and 3rd on Atlantic Aye, 1100 

per week available June !1U1 Call 

20!.747-3bSJ weekdays, Of J9I.OZ49 

weekends. t.f. 

APARTMENT FOR RENT new baaen 

and boarOwalk Call 39§.]3OS. 7-tl 

Bii ith ST beaeh block. 1st floor, 

3 bedrooms, living and dining 

reems modern kitchen wit>i wash, 

er. dryer, dishwasher Available July 

••*. 11 to "Aug. 1 Call SOJ.3t»-O7BS. 717 

APARTMENTS — close to bBaeh and 

boardwalk 1105 per walk, Stenton 

Arms i4i Stenton Place. tf. 

iEACH SLOCK — 191 5th St. Four 

bedroom, 2 B«W modem kitchen, 

dishwasher Weekly, July 717 

EFFICIENCY APT overlooking Bay, 

corner location, attractively dee- 

orated, clean and airy, private en. 

xrznEe. spacious poren. modern con- 

vemenees. fr&e parking. Reasonable 

Say Sreie, 141 Bay Ave 7-14 

BEACHFRONT APT sleeps 4~ avail, 

able Aug. S9 Call 3t9!5i> 717 

1100 • 1130 A WEEK Lovely for 

families 2 and 3 bedroom apts. 

Call weekends 399.1331, J,]4 

FJEAIJTIFULLV DICORATIO 3 bed- 

rssm apt . beach block. TV with 

cable, washer, etc weeks of July 

15 and Aug Ii onward 814 Paris 

Fl " 7:i4 

TWO BEDROOM. Ground fl apt 

Families, no pets Ut per week 

Call 3997918 ?43 Asbury Av« 

_ 7.!i 

TWO ROOM BUNGALOW, !4 iay 

V,«w PI, -Off Bey. Ave' Availlbte 

Aug 1 Kitchen, bedroom and bsitt 

By iseek or weekend Aecom 1 or 

3 FBrnilies preferred. No pets liO 

per iireek. 7.14 

SENIOR CITIZEN — female or mala 

for rest of tummer, near b#agh, 

Singla new room and board tJ{ 

per week C*li 1S9.H41 7 14 

NICE BIDROOM with private bath 

in quiet location convenient to 

ihing. Mature per»on inly Call 

5S4. 7-24 

f»OMB — dormitory «tyl» reiton. 

•bla rates for worWnf girii 350 

E 9th St. OaM I997MI 744 

CLASSIFIED AD 


Buy 

and 

Sell 

With 

Classified 

Ads 


Tn 111 wh.-r, .1 w r.,.lli 

^hfJijId hr j!bo.ird ii h,,:tt HI Itii 

Hull irfii.ri. (i,,,^,,,, A,nun, 

whi! ii ;ilili' iwiiii Ii, In (inri 

ing ;i w;i> I.. I hi f Jinjni i.nii 

Ihi^n (Miming hiii: k wiifi i.ili-^ 

abtiul thf riyhi th*s hjifl «M!, 

Ihi' mntlin ih,.y hi.nkirl 

J.... Barn..!, ,,nd h,s 

1 2 ycaf cilri win Tiimmi 

capiurnd (hi' Mill- nf bcit!(! the 

fprsl iini.j, in ri'Kistir u marlin 

for SnuN Harbor fl,.(,idl.« Ihi 

67 pnund fish faugh! by 

Barni'k und thii r iB p,n,nd fish 

caujhi by hi* sun ani'thi'. 

marlin m honhnd, • «f|Ri-d untj 

rpipasi'd This nil hsppi n,d 

aboard the JII Ri,y Bu> II run 

hi Dan MonLagna •'' 

Bf'b Mcjnihan. of Ori^n 

Till '•auBhl " SM pi,und Marlin 

on ball him Wiliiafn 

McDonnell acrnmpanii.d 

Momhan in the ,.I.,vp an official jersey 

Caps Marhn Release 

Fisherman's eigarrtte lighter 

arid 1 Jersey Cape Marlin 

Citation BP a sportsman and 

I fish another 

rive 

Bridge 

BISCAYNE DUPLICATE 

Top scorers in TTiursday 

evening's Biscayne Duplicgle 

Bridge game were Mr and Mrs 

Alfred Coane Also coming in 

above average were Ludlle 

tf Mina and Ed Zerrer »nd Ludlle 

.. Heckman and Jane Susanan 

Biscayne Duplical* Bridge 


Thursday at 7:30 p m In the 

Biscayne Hotel, 812 Ocean av 

• * * 

YACHT CLUB DUPUCATl 

• Avera|e of 195 both wgys 

was made at the Yieht Club 


last week 

North-South players above 

averjge were Pauline 

Hamersiey and Peg Barker 246. 

Peg Atkinson and Peg Wiegand 

229. Dr DiMarino and Eleanor 

Hagy 2224. Ed and Kit 

Benkert 218, Kay HuUnakiir 

and Mary Looby 217, Lois 

Bete and Helen O'Donnell 

212W, Kitty Kulser and Matt 

Hutmaker 203M and Mazie 

Deisher and Alice Brennan also 

2Qim. 

toit-Wett players sconng 

above the 195 average were 

Edna Daniels and Jeanne 

DiMarino 249, Peg Bellwoar 

and Elsie NeaJis 233. Harry 

Bellwoar and Harry Nealis 

22SH, Yola and Bill Gorman 

228, Peg Be_rdqw and Marp} 

Gartland 217. Peg tnd Luke 

Mayer 210W, Mlrian) Seaman 

and Mary Lane 207W, Dr 

Robert and Sally Ayerley 207 

and Apies Haab and Oertrude 

Bodine Ii8 

Yacht Oub Duplicate Bridge 

Is played every Tuesday at 

7:45 p,m in the Yacht Club. It 

U for members only, 

• • • 

Y A C H T C L U B 

TOURNAMENT • Ed Benkert 

with a score of 7160 took high 

honors in the Yacht Club 

Tournament Bridge game 

played Thursday evening. 

Other high Korers were Peg 

BeUwo&r J840, Bill Gorman 

8330 and Edith Welch 6310 

Tournament Bridge is played 

every Thursday at 7:4S p.m. in 

the Yacht Pub for members 

only. 

BOXWOOD DUPLICATE - 

Averages ol 108 for 

North-South and 120 for 

Bast-West wer»- made at the 


game played Sunday evening 

High scorers in the 

North-South section were Mr, 

and.-Mn—Reuben Susanan 130 

and Mr. and Mrs. Harold 

Roberts 123. Others abov 

average were Luke Mayer and 

Vivian Cameron, Joe Mann and 

Bill Stellar and Gloria Fleischer 

and Pr«cilla Root. 

In the East West section top 

(cores were turned in by Mr, 

and Mrs Richard Hardenberg 

132 and Mr, and Mr* R. H. 

Eckfr 128, Also above average 

were Peg Smith and Carolyn 

Bflird, Mr, and Mrs. Arnold 

Weinjtein, Don Millar and Jane 

Young and Mr, and Mrs, Oy 

Bedroiian, 

Box wood Duplicate Bridge 


Wednesday and Sunday at 7:45 

p.m. at 416 Atlantic av. 

HotteM Houpe EnterUini 

Open House uid Dorution 

Day it Hottest HOUM, 940 

Central av.. wu held last 

Thursday, Program guest was 

Mrs. Mary Beth Nesll who nang 

several seleetiont, 

Refreshmtnts want served. 

Mem ben of the Board of 

Ooveraeri expreucd their 

Umnk. to the puWk who 

mpporbed th« event and p?t 

donitisni, Tlwy aln report 

thtt a fuU IMUN of 18 |uwl» it 

DOW in itttDdcflM It HcMtdM 

House and will continue 

through 8»pt*mber 6. 

1 tiiii 1(1'- Imij ir. now i.ul al 

Hi.- 'n- Ij.lL.m buhl ship J»i-k 

Ni'nil ..1 (),,.„„ r,ts hi,» 

(,, I).- whi-r. ,1 « n-jlly 

hHpiii-nitiy iiKal ln,hcrmpn 

ihuuid In .iljiarri i. t...111 in the 

Balnm.irc (injini Anyuni- 

who is, iihj* M'.^rti?, E Id I hi> ranyi.n nf "(I 

di(?r*.(.t and nut frtjrri th»- b*-ai h 

ahiiui HI rnili-h, «nri (iiuijhl a 

lima, and urir bdHili. 

Hill Davis, nf Ocean City. 

b 

around I 2(1 degrem uff tht- b*ll 

boui and Tony Bpruno has 

tine lha! wi-ighcH I 1 pounds 

Harry Starn and Dan 

Montagna, III, gi.i a tdlfij nf sn 

striper* m iw>> riayt at rhp 

Inlel 

BlunwatiT rpportji thai 

Elmer and Richard Kraft went 

fishing for flounders in 

Corson s Inlet during the high 

tide and came bacli with one 

weighing ninr. pounds, 

two-and-a-half ounces, and the 

other weighing sui and a half 

pounds, respectively 

An empioyee of Lemont'i. 

Vincent Hendriekson, ceujht a 

four-pound, IS ounce flounder 

by the Long Port Bridge 

All-Stars, Coaches 

will eloih Friday 

ll «,ii ri.iiivcd im a 1,1,-j.ing 

fr.im hi-avi-n' Ii was probably 

JUM puktpiir.in)! thf inevitable, 

howi'K'f. a* Ittkl Friday niglli'i 

rain miri-ly for red Ibfl 

pc.f-stponi'mt'n! of a hiy allstllf 

'• s hibiiiufl b iM w e e n t h S 

un-dcO'iiLi-d Ocean City BaM 

Rulh Ij.am and the coachel 

ffom th.. Ocean City Youth 

Alhfi.iir AwJHialion It was 

rumored 1 h a t. Harrjr 1 

Vanriersiice Wat sera doitlg n 

rujn danci- nn thf 29th it/ 

b..ath f 

The rajn did give the coaches 

thf opportunity t,, get a litt!# 

tnoir pracuce and stoelt a little 

mnrn hnimpnt and bandage%. 

The learn they will face Friday 

night at 6 p m is €fjanhed tey 

Rich Dorsry and fla turps thf 

likes of Dave Andrews, who 

has pitched two no-hitters, TÎ 

Qutowiea, Joe Briglia, Frank 

Sannuio, Gary Gaurrancin^ 

Billy Keele, aarencr Reed and 

numerous others t 

The coaches will field a tMM) 

cornpnang Vandensiiee, Mike 

Gill, Bill Sparks, Fraai 

Sannino. John Kemenosh, Tola 

Williams. NMI Cottanza, Jot 

Dougherty, Bruce Beaver, Bit 

Wallace and many othen' 

surprise pi ay ere The game TtnB. 

be played oti the hiî school 

field at Bth sL and Bay aw, thta 

Friday. That is, unle« tbe 

weathennan again shines oa 

the cuKhes and givei theth 

another week's rest ; 

The Public b Cordiatty Invited 

THI 

RALEIGH 

DINING ROOM \A W.U, Xm '\ 

10th Street and Weiley Ave, — Free Parking * 

FOR RESERVATIOTa Ph, 3W-8S12 

"Sir Walter's" Special BKAiffASTS 6k * 

FULL COURSE DfNNEfi ^3.95 

BREAKFAST • 8 to 10:30 DINNER 5 h. 7:30 

TUESDAY ind WEDNESDAY NITIS 

4 to 8 P. rA. 

AT THI 

WHITEHAU m OCEAW WE, 

PHONE MMB1 

HOT and COLD SALADS mi M1AT DISHU 

COLD FRESH SHRIMP SPICIAL 

SSs? 

Hart — iv«ry Ou»«t 

is a V.I.P. 

you'll emt gamnrt food in beautiful brealhtaJqng 

You'll pxperieiee the 4mffsc^bl» savioe 

and 6he legaitan, hQ^ttliry. tt« turpriainfjy (noderBte 

pnee Am have mad,» us "One of Amwlca's fln^ fcm- 

U>' rrataurants , 

CMM and M M thtm yw how If Ml n fea • V.I.P. 

Dinnrfs. Ever* Ilay 

4 P.M. lo ;| P.M. 

*.unda* ! P.M. to 1 1 P.M. 

Horn of rt# 

Zebtrimd OoekisU 

INN, WILDWOOD, 

• Antanna ImfallaMaiM 

• Tow»r A Rsaf Msuntinfli 

for VHF-UHF A FM 

I CwnpMl MLII mt URVICr 

Color . Black A Whir. TV 

10M ASSIWr AVI.

CAGE 14 JTHB OCEAN CITY SfNTINELLIDOIR TUISDAY, JULY 14, 1970 

Army Offers Tour ('ri-winun i In 

SKC Frank Criiroi'r f H ., ni,,,,,m,m 

Army Rornnlini! .Serviii' 1'ho-i- viuinu 

ri>pivsi-niiitivi< for Cupi" M.iv limi iins en 

roumv. this week iiiininmi-rd o 

, ihiii the Army can HOW Ai 

'guarantee youiiM nun who W 

qualify a stabillzi'd lour in Tin; 

Europe as u &Hfshlng Missi!*. p n 

i'r\ I' 

C/MTERinG 

When You Entcrtaiflu., 

Well Do All the War 

Lit ui cater your n«t Barty tor vsu right In 

waup home Call for mwiMi •!«< pHe» Information 

Waddingi, , , , setMnil rjjrttw . dun b*liu 

i dl ' 

all 

DIAL 399-3730 

PlymQuth Place 

at Atlantic Ave 

PLYMOUTH INN 

ON SOOSiVILT BLVD. I 1 /, MILES WIST OF 

OCEAN CITY ON MTH STRUT 

THE SURF ROOM 

AVAILABLE FOR PRIVATE PARTIIS (up f,j Mj 

QMAHIZATIONS • CLUBS • PRIVATI ENTBANC! 4. B*B 

BUKKCT Sl^VICK AVAILABLK 

Open Daily 'til Midnight • Fri, & Sat. tU 2 a.m. 


Clams on the Half Shell or Steamed • Sandwiehu 


Delivery Service — Dial 399-4906 

CONEY'S 

34TH STREET 

OH lOOIEVni ilVB, OKI MI1J FROM IIIDGE 

LIQUOR 

STORE 

fMPOHTED 4 DOMESTIC 

HYI . BOURBON . GIN 

HUM AND WDrt 

COLD BEER 

OPEN WHDAYS 

S AM TO 10 PM 

NO SALES OH iUHDAY 

DIAL 399-9851 

•••••••••••••••••••••••••laaiii. 

mm 

FREE Balloons 

For the Little Folk 

T o m o r r ri w morning 

BRUISER This pugnacious kinking boxPr is quite 

the contrary in disposition to his looks as he is gentle 

(Wednesday) at 9 am t*sLs 

will be given for admission to 

frades seven through 12 at 

and very friendly At the present time hi is at the Ocean Atlantic City Friends School 

City Animal Shelter wa.ting for some family to come Parents considering entering a 

son or daughter for the 

along and adopt him. He is hoping his stay will be of September term are urged to 

very short k>rm. Anyone caring to visit him or take him call the school for more details 

home may call at the Shelter on Shelter rd. behind the 

Golf Course daily from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. and 3:30 to 

5:30 p.m. Shore Studio Photo. 

DiUCIOUS FOOD • SINSIBLY PRICID 

FOUR Y'S 

RESTAURANT 

*A.-F No" 5 - gf oe en Bgu'e 50 

PLATTERS . DINNIRS . COCKTAILS 

TASTY SANDWICHIS 

AlB-CQNDITIONiB 

BAR & 

COCKTAIL 

LOUNGE Dine Them Out 

Try Our Delicious 

Red. White 

and Blue 

FRUIT SALAD 

55c pf. 

4th St. and Atlantic Ave., Dial 399-3036 

••••••••••••••••••••••••••••H^f 

II 

FMONI 4IMMI 

HICHI'S TAVERN 

927-6980 •mm j 

Rf. 9 and Massachusetts Aye 

iOMiRS POINT, NEW JERSEY 

• r»LATTIPtS 

• DELICIOUS 

SANDWICHES 

for Luneh, 

Suppar or a 

lafa Ivanlni 

Snack 

Special 

BUSINISSMAN'S LUNCH 

Iv#fy Day 

EPACKAGI GOODS 

16th sf. paving 

contract given 

The A E Htone PiivinU ("o , 

of FMea-*ani¥!lte will Hart work 

i rn rr/p d i a ! t* 1 y on 1 hr 

reconstruction of 16th st 

surfacs 1 between Simpson and 

Went avN following thi 1 

awardmt of « Sft.OP so 

rnntraci Friday 

Nu bids wen 1 tak^n ill thi> 

sppciul fily com m issuiti 

m v P t i n E w h P r n SI n n p -^ 

pruposal was arepptrd Thi 1 

city's shan: 1 of tho mt>nry has 

alfi'ady bt=!^n approprintisd in 

an t?nnblinu ortiinanep 

Work is sohfdulfd tn brîn 

On thf sortion of strpnt and 

should bi> [•iimpli'Ir.ri in thrPc 

days Specificiilinns call fur a 

four inch layrr nf bitii 

concrfti:* over rriiKt of the 

strt'iH and a thinn*'r layer over 

an arpR whfrf- iht> city's i 

pipp is burird 

City Enginoer Joseph F 

Hyland aald thf cost of the 

proJBCl will be shart' by the 

city and the Oman City Water 

Service Co The utility 

company recently dug the 

street up to install sewer pip€> 

and will pay for approxirtisitply 

oneepventh of the ros* 

Friends School 

tests Wednesday 

and make a reservation. The 

is no charge for the testing. 

Other dates for the testings 

are July 22, August 5, 12, 19 

and 26 Two tests will be given, 

each requiring only 40 minutes 

and no preparation One is for 

genera] academic ability and 

the other is for reading skills in 

speed and comprehension. 

Parents of children entering 

grades four, five and six should 

call Mrs. Miriam Bennett at the 

school to get information for 

entrance in the lower school. 


APARTMENT WANTED tor y,«rtj 

rental N«dea after Labor pay 

2 bedrooms, qyiel residential area 

preferred Reasonable Call 398. 

1S44 M7 

OUTBOARD MOTOR WANTED 3 to 

15 HP reasonable Call »I?»»34 

714 

APARTMFNT, Aug and Sept Aeeom 

I porefl. TV, quiet, clean 1(00 

Prdler older adults. Cottage, aecom. 

6 ! weeks. Aug i to 22 190 per 

week Apt., a«nm 6 Aug 5! to 

Sept 5 190 4IB Ocean Avo Call 

199.H64 7-17 

PAINTINQ — interior and entenor 

Free estimates Cau 927-7251. 

M7 

36" GAS BANOI gl 

31? Seasprsy ' Rd 

iii! 

eond jii 

r call 199 

M7 

TWO REFRIQIBATORS. good eond 

%3S eaeJi: 5038 Central Ave 2nd 

floor M4 

HANDTMAN odd |obs pomljng. 

earpentry, py and etc. No | |ob too 

large or too t small If you need d any 

repairs call me 927.S77Q 7-17 

Vacation Surprise 

"CHARUE" 

Welcome to 

Ocean City, N. J, 

4:50 a.m., 7-7 70 

Wonderful to have 

you with us. 

Mom and Dad 

First in Phiia, — Now in Ocean City! 

Dine and Dance Saturday Night 

at the 

If you've dined at our Univwiity City KMtaurant (36fh 

Strmt and Walnut), you hava • plMiant fwstiite ef 

tha delightful euitin* awaiting you at our naw OtMn 


HOTEL 

MOTE 


Between 3rd Eireet and Park Place 

* 150 Beautifully Refurbished Rooms 

PHONE 399-1320 

* American Plan at the House of Pagano 

THE ORIGINAL PAOANO'S PIZZAS • SEAFOOD SPECIALS 

• TAKE-OUT SPECIALS 

• PRIME RIBS OP BEEF 

• CHOICE STEAKS 

a SPAGHETTI k RAVIOLI 

• CHICKEN PARM1GIANA 

a HALF CHICKEN TN BASKET 

BRIAKFAST 8 to 11; DINNERS from 5 P, M,; SUN. from 12 Neon 

OPfiN TO We PUBLIC UAILY FREE PARKING ALWAYS 

Hobo Band 

then heads 

Thi' nthl-'tir fii'lrf ill fiih »( 

iind tlip biiuidwulk will 

ri-vi-rbi'rnli< with thi' spirili'd 

siiund* of [In- 'World Fiimiiux" 

Pitman Hubo Bund Thursday 

rvrninu (July tfi), nl H o'fliK-k 

Thv cilrlfiirl follilWk Itil'ir 

oilrrmcly pnpuhir and 

well nt tiMiiii'd ronri'rl iin lin' 

Musio PUT Siilurdiiy I'vcniliji 

The Hiihii Biinri, cupabli' MC 

rvorythini! from Snuwi to 

spirituals and rock In Blich, 

will priivitli' !i oni> hour riinciirl 

aftiT whifh Ihcv Will mnrt'h 

srirt play iin th" hiijirflwiilk 

from the iilhlcli. rinld (,. ii,.. 

Music Pn>r 

RI>II.(.|I,,I,« f,i, i hi' ..n îi-. Mn !>.•.! ih>' 

ill K,,(ielv 

vriiriin Clfi'.in CilS 1 pi-l.'t,s,iin |i,t H.rt lu>>,,. 

OCEAN QTY SENTINEL-LEDGER 

90TH YIAR - No. 21 399 5411 OCEAN CITY, NEW JiRSfY, FRIDAY, JULY 17, 1970 

Resolute 

is also a 

fire boat 

A .100 gallon p^r minute 

pump has hpen instnlli'd aboard 

the drpdRc tender "Rrsululp" 

for use by thii Firf Dfpartmi'nt 

in the ovpfil uf rinrksidf (>r 

boat firps in the hay 

Firp Chief Ferdinand 

Taeearinii said his Department 

is making use of pquipmpnt 

alrpady purchased by th? city's 

drrd|»ina division The portablr 

gas operated pump can also bp 

used in prnprgencies to purnp 

nut flnundering boats, 

Thp Firr Department will 

get its first real test with the 

new pump Saturday night at 

the "Night in Venice" boat 

parade Several firemen will be 

stationed on the tender to 

control the fireworks set for 

afWr the parade and to put out 

any boat fires that may occur 

In addition to having a radio 

frequency for the dredge, 

"Sandpiper", the Resolute is 

equipped with the fire radio 

band as well. "It's like having u 

doatlnj fire ensine," Tacearino 

said 

Instructions on the 

operation and priming of the 

pump were given this week to 

the men of Engine Company 2, 

who will work the boat this 

weekend Eventually every 

mari in the Department wiil 

have a chance to practice on 

the boat,, T*c-:«rino said* 

The pump is capable of 

throwing a 76-foot stream of 

water against a burning 

bay front building or boat The 

hose itself has a fine spray 

adjustment for controlling gas 

or oil Tires on the water. 

Weather 

Today will be mostly 

sunny with the high 

temperatures in the 80's. 

The weekend weather will 

be sunny and have highs in 

the mid 70's, U. S. 

Weather Bureau, 

Tides 

fth atraat PraWBliaoa 

NOTICE — D.duct ',(, hour let 

lj««ch- Ada 1 hour Isr BHllay'i 

Paint arldii, 

—) Fini Qu.rt.r X—Full MM 

—n Naw Moan (— L.it Quartat 

Hlff) Low Hlfrl LsM 

A.M, P.M. 

JULT 1170 — t.D.S, Tlrrw 

17 7;42 

IB—% B:36 

11 8:30 

JO 10:24 

SI 11:18 

11 11:11 

n 1:00 

1:24 

1:36 

2:30 

3:24 

4:18 

B:06 

1:54 

6:42 

7:3S 

8 13 

tioe 

IDiOO 

1046 

11:4J 

12:10 

1:06 

1:48 

2:42 

):10 

4 18 

Sil! 

S'12 

7:12 

8:11 

Taccorino's 

Navy 

Golf course 

approved as 

PGA facility 

This city's nine-hole 

Municipal Golf Course at 24th 

st and Bay av has been 

approved as a recogniied PGA 

facility by the Professional 

Golfers' Association of 

America, Public Works 

Director David L Simpson 

announced Wednesday 

Simpson said he received 

word from the course's 

manager, Horace W Smith, 

that the facility had been 

accepted The course will be 

issued a new certificate each 

year providing it maintains 

adequate standards. 

Mayor Robert L Sharp said 

the local course is the result of 

what can happen "if you stick 

with it." Sharp said the course 

was nothing more than a 

"watering hole for sea gulls" 

when he took office in 1967 

Originally planned as an 

lSheile course plans for 

developing the "back nine" 

were abandoned until the 

holes on the front nine 

could be improved Smith was 

brought into operate the course 

with a renewable one year 

lease, 

A ruling by the federal 

aviation Administration that 

no green could be placed at the 


NIGHT JN VENlUJiJpW PARADi; 

v JERSEY, i»iy ie, 1970 

PARADE COUUSE 

i~ — ^ — — -*» SOUTH COURSE 

- COAST GUARD BOAT 

r*- NORTH COURSE 


Red-haired teenager 

new Miss Yacht Club 

Ki-d haired Suiann.i O.illi.n i-pri-sin MUL Iin- Y,i,-hl i'iiih 

Wii* friiWIied Ml" Or-an CilS Ml IV 11.1' I i •" I (> i. 11 f 1 ^ iii ill* 

Viiihl Club ,i( l-f-i.- i-.inii'î CIII.'Î wil' ii-pi-i-.-iii ihi 

«l j jjrd Sii! u ni.n , i-vpnini; 

V.ii-hi Chih ii, ih,. B.iln Cam,I,- 

Commiidiin' unit Mr* IIITIHTI 'iii AllUli,! 'i 

Johnson •.iii !fM;i!i'd .1! ill* 

. liiiipiiiiii; » " ' 

rrowmnji and ivi-r. .iîMi-.l hs MI>I.- M.i i.1 Carilens rd . 

IM, L.'(litv M M. 

l)i iMiU I.i'yil I I '.' K AtLlllIll' 

City Y.irhi C 

hkd l.\ n U .tkiii*. ni.inml'ii'lri 

Biillim i« 1 lie 

HiiK. Mi.-h i'h.-f\ 1 V, .igliii. 

,,f Mr .irul Mr- Piilrii-k K Hun himi'i" \'..U,-\ I'.i .latin 

D.iltnn. "f HiinTinwn I'll .ii.l Fili.'ii JIIW Ml.iriric Hwi 

.HI 9 Ci-irral ,iv Hlii n 1 

m-ars nlfj ,nid h,r. ihn'i' .i-ii' 

,iinl urn' hr.il hir Sli.' will .Mil. 

hrr |iinii>r M.if •' M;ii'''lin 

High Srhi.iil in Hiphmlii. 

Susiinna list.', .i* in' h.ihhi. 

iirld p1.1 ri(1 

Tin' !"Ur niniiir.iip will 

rumprisii ihi- i]n••• n * i-.mri 

Th.-v lire 16 i-wr iiid .1.. Flln 

AxhiT ,if Fn'l W.mhmiJliin I 1 u; H.is rd Sue 

U,,li.-...M I).m.111. Ohi.. Lilri 

lliin.-h l)i.-\.-l Hill I'.i ('.(nil 

,\M|,,II F,,,l I, niHirdidi-. R.I . 

I'.ml 1 I- 11,' ]>.«. m k 'Ml. Si.-i,-h|'f 

nl C.ir,.l f.iik.-i Chi-rrv Hill 

,,„,< K .-In k .11, 11,....-I IM 

I', 

Ml, \ I: V,,itiiii .Ir win 

ili.ll! Hi in -.» I (!'• . % en I ;md Mr. 

W 1 M I I m Shli HI |> ' I U Wi! ^ 

., .....I in. K.,h..,-i M,uiih.iii 

17 yfiir 1 ild K.itiii M.uiMrin.i. .i iî.d .1, ni.i>!fi nutt'ti .inri h.T ••• .11 rt « ill 

.flifi Mi* P\ ,hp f\iffii f Mr ,ifld 

ridi' i biiiii in 1 hi. Si|jht m 

Mr* I'" .".Ilk CmUiM. ;n>.l V. 

Vrnif.' Piirnrli *i 1 I 11 r H ,\ 

,.M| MI. H.,il ,.,( K..IVII 

Drug cases go to jury 

Threr oul-uf vtiiti- rvsirlimls 

were held for the kTiirid )Ur% nn In .ilhi'r ai'iinn Harry .1 

various Ann fharsp* fnllowinu Mi'lJiUChlin. 22, nl Wyndmixir, 

special preliminary hi'armp Pa piii") 

before Judjje Franklin A K 111 u 

in Municipal luurt hi'n- 

Wednesday 

William G Grant, 2(1, and 

Daniel A Sparks. 19. both "I 

Pittsburgh, wore held in 52,000 

bail for aiding and abetting in 

the a 11 e m p I c d sale • > f 

mirijuana The rnmplaim 

against them was signed by 

Richard Tuckrr, operator cif a 

luncheonette at 4th 51 and 

Wesley av. 

Patricia Younker, 21, of 

Weatherby, Pa , was fommitti'd 

to the county jail in default of 

$500 bail on a charge of being 

under the influence of ;i 

narcotic drug, hash She » 

picked Up by police Tuesday 

; i S20O I'm., .and 55 

ru^ts iiii ,! drunk-tin driving 

iharur Mr L-Liii ghlin was 

.irrfslfd bs Patrolman MIM' 

Piiwi-ii atti'r bring involved in 

an .iffifliMir at Hlh si and Bay 

•IV ill! JulS 1 2 

Clary .1 Mijshni.sh, 16, uf 

Fli.urtiiwn, Pa , piiid a $40 fine 

for liiaiiiiia his driver*. license 

In aliiither person al 9th si 

and the boardwalk 

Henry Ford, IH, of Rydal, 

Pa , was fined $25 Fur driving 

his Willy's Jeep thrtiuiih a stop 

siBll al IHlh st and Central av 

ii n d raiisiny an accident. 

Richard G Hamilton, of 

Skippiick. Pa , was fined $2S 

for making an improper left 

hand turn at ith si and Ocean 

and was held for the grand jury 

Susanna Dalton 

A blue bright assembly progrim lor autumn. Catch 

the newness, the verve, the vivacity of herringboned 

plaids coloring up to sultry solids. Plaids of black, 

brown or plum 100% Acrilan acrylic are set Off with 

bright-eyed accents. The collection, in sizes 5-15, 

guarintied for one full year'S'normal weir, refund 

or raplicement when returned with tig and sales 

sflp to Monianto, Priced from $7,00 

.*:.. 

THE OCIAN CITY SINTINfLLfDGiR 

Hospital groundbreaking Sun.; 

Coast Guard Center Band to play 

Thi> I'lMli-il St.ile*. rn;|i.( 

Cu.iinl B.MllI 11! v(.nf will take placr. on 

thi' lawn in front of the 

itnginal hospital buj|din|| facing 

Sunny av , whew the addition 

will he liicati>d 

Following Ihe eerrrrionv. a 

reception will he held in thi. 

Hospital 'K lobby 

An open invitiitinn is 

i-xlended to all ip the 

eonimiindv to uti.'nd thi^ 

.'(jnif'ifiifl { event 

The addition, estimation to 

es.si in the virinity of 

s School 

Admission T0st$ and Inlervitws 

for this Fall Term are now being 

conducted Wednesday mornings. 

FOR APPOINTMiNT WRIT! 

OR TiLIPHONi 


HiADMASTfR 


FRIENDS SCHOOL 

1216 Pacific Ave., Atlantic City, N. J. 

PHONE 348-3146 


Golf 

.îiiilliiiii'H Oitm nnue I 

I i'i Ihf uirp.tr! mtiway 

*..*i I ill' tMiy tis yive sip thi' 

.1 nl ilivihipiiii; the other 

* h.ili^ liiî.'ad seviiral i>f 

i' \ i s I i il t! h if I en were 

ijlh.Mii! All l,,,|,.. ,,„, par 

\ ^piiiik Ii iiu syshm hiy. hei'ii 

I.ill' il il .ill I hi- greens anri 

Siiiith 

til si iilaiiis I lie t-ijursi' 

it Ii 'its . .ii riiil i.t|iiipnient 

mill ..KM n|ier>llrs ]I prll shllp 

(hi .ii'iiori biiildinii and 

I'.'l.i'. ,, p.-rren !„[;,. ,,f thi- 

ii'it- li'im 111;.I iifid (Trt'ens 

This is the worm 

that is ruining 

so many local lawns 

It's 11 s id UL'huiirnt, iind il h.is .in I'niir- 

iiuiiis jippclili.' ter ijr.iss flliit'*. why siiii ;IHM h,wc taken iin ii 

niugi'il, chi'M 'il .-p Imik 

WV h.tyi 1 1 lie atisui. 1 [i> ni'htt nt ms St-iiits 

(HIM \Ko ri'L-uinnit'iid it liiLjhK Uipes, 

(Uil uchsiiirnis quukk .mil *uii-|y IIUM- 

is c:is% III ,ippl) hli'. ,11k] illltiruilhTll !ll' \ I DO' 

lawn for only S4 M^ 

OARDiN r 

authorized (ScOttiQ retailer 

— ith «re«t and West Av». 

, 

FKIUAT. JUUT I/, iy/U THE OCEAN CITY SENTINELLEDGiR 

Miss O,C. contestant hopes to fly 

as an airline hostess someday 

A I'.ITI) u> iii III .111 (if OI-IMII 

« it s Iliuli Si'liiHil. lli(. must 

'•••:•• II I riiiili.siiini fur Ilii. iiil. 

nl MIJ, Oil'i.n City in b.. 

.illiiiiiiiiiiH liy Ihe J.iyii.'F. is 

C.iriilyn Hill.MI. 1 H yi..ir ulrl 

(i jiJUlilir ,,f Mr iir.ii Mrs 

t'liuilrs I lilt i m. (il I I Ashiiry 

,!V Miss UiltisM Is spf.nMjri't.l Ijy 

I hi- Wi.mi.n't, riuli (if -in,-iiiMriu 

m.sior ^ ..hii 

Cily r'iii»'li,i,.'iii .lUi-nl (lii.iiici.. 

N Burr in.! ,, hi.lt) .'[I in ill, 

p 

until in >u 

Margaret Mead IR) and actress Susan 

Oliver (L), winners of the 1970 24th 

Powder Puff Derby from Monterey. 

Calif., to 3M Airport Bristol. Pa,, in a 

Piper Comanche, wen. pit'son tod un 

aircraft Proximity Warning Indicator 

(PW1) from General Aviation 

Electronics. Inc. (GEN AVE I at the 

Awards Banquet Thursday i-vir-.ing July 

9, at the Holiday Inn TT'THOII. N.J , hv 

Solons accept audit; 

Keeker made deputy 

The three city 

commissioners face possible 

imprisonment for one year and 

a $1,000 fine as well as 

forfeiture of their office if they 

hiive not familiarized 

themselves with the provisions 

of the "general comments and 

recommendations" section of 

i coutniee s 

704 ASSURY AVINU1 WAI 39M040 

QUAUfY fUHNITURE AT REASONABLE PMCIS 

— - x "•• - - — - - - - - * • i-" - * •*-•' 

tht? 1H7U municipal audit 

The audit, prepared by 

Henry Roeser and Co., 

municipal accountants. w:ui 

accepted at Wednesday's oily 

commission mfelinj; find 

forwarded to tin- State Local 

Finance Board 

In the resolution iht 

cornmissioneni certify "that all 

membera of thf govmiinB 

body have reviewed, us i 

minimum, the seetionb of the 

annual audit entitled ijeneraJ 

eomrnents and recomnii'n 

ditlons," 

Failure to do fin may subject 

the members of th" local 

governing body to the penalty 

provision! of R.3. 52:27BB-S2, 

imprisonment or fine or both. 

Actually there Is little 

danger of the city official going 

to jail or even being fined for 

not reiding the audit. It's just a 

requirement of the state that 

penalties be affixed for not 

reviewing the audit 

In other action the 

commissioners approved 

employment for the summer 

for 122 lifeguards, Of this total 

33 are first year men. 

Harold B. Kooker was given 

approval as a permanent 

Deputy Pir» Chief in the Firo 

Department, Kooker, a veteran 

on the Department, passed a 

civil service test for the 

position. 

Andrew J. CappezzB, Jr., 

Wil nam#d ai temporary 

maintenance repairmen 

electrician in the city's 

Electrical Department. 

A resolution was pissed 

confirming the gale of three 

city-owned lots to George W. - 

K*ever, of Philadelphia. Keever 

p»ld * total of 110,700 for 

three lott in the vanity of 

23rd st and Haven av. 

.-I 

\i, I!,.!, i,n,i.. 

,..,| M,,. A,|. I.,..! 

H. n^, I • u ,,. • • -H W H 

', r hiU'il' \» hi ,,,i ! H 

f >. Iii m ,.•..'-. 

( ....in,.I'. • [1 

l,,i|...,i. n-.i-i 

I ,. .1 , i . •, 

In , ,,minill,'. 

,,i,,.W'. i\ 

.n,|.,..!,- . M I'.iil il .1 

(••••p.,- « "• • i'.- 1 iiv'.in- •'• 

i i!\ ...iVu-i't. fr.-,m • hi' residents 

:. • i h.- * . .niFTiii tii. ^*. i ii.ii ' heri. 

! , -., ,mi . (".'iim .! i'iri inii 

.-..Ml,,.I ..I M.C'I 

, PP".I Mr,i*i ("in 

William C. HquiTps, manager OEM 

Markfting. Sales Int., Glenside, Pa. 

Frank Kingston Smith (Li. president of 

the National A'-'iatiut, Trades Association 

was masU'r of ceromonifs at the iwards 

banquet, Honorabli' John H, Shaffer, 

Federal Anation Administrator, was an 

honored guest at the banquet. Squires 

and Smith arc both summer residents of 

Ocean CltV. N.J. 

Hie CHEMISE LACOSTE by IZOD 

INTERNATIONAL SPORTS SHIRT CELEBRITY, in- 

blanlly recognized wherever it goes , , , on the links or 

off, ., because it bears the symbol of oxeluiivo sportive 

elegance, the erneptiiSn crest. Made of the finest hind- 

waihablo cotton Hslr with ribbed collir and cuffi, it 

comes in a galaxy of exciting colors; White, Rfld, NavJ', 

Black, Copon Blue, Olive, Millot Bluo.'Clsy, Gold, For- 

reit Creen, Natural or Yellow, Sizei: S, M, L, XL, XXL, 

$10, 


OPEN FRIDAY .nd SATURDAY HITIS 

. . .frlm issiiinifs ,infl i.lhs.f .. 

' i t 11 .. ..i- ..iiiiirs rni.i-lii 

. lit f u fl i n &i ( . d i ft i ri s Tii 

V-s.-.< iHtii.n 1*> 2* Communi 

Assi.riii! mil and S.,iiili f>.-i. 

f'llv, I m|iri ,vem*.ril A^s. * i.il I. 

A Is*. rlits iiimfnitl.* is 

pr'.vifii appropri;.!*. piihl.ii 

Hi. V, 

Mi-mhi'fKhip C'ti m m iiii'i- !< 

f * i t- hiiin-niui An- Mrs Kalwr^ •'' f i: • 

Jfihns4*n and Arthur Mynn ''"-' - 

l = 

Ihi- funriiofm ;mrn itl•**= iiff tit tiu iid -inri ' h '' [ 

fniiintiiin m*=mb**n*hip in ih» n-ifffi 

;ij*frf'i..tnifi b> wWinlinu tlJ «'h u ••'* 

h« imt* m ihe rummunns 

M l 

in *• " 

r*,irh thi- £nu\ iii j 00 p,.rri>m P>< 

pafi irtpit[win Th*^ gF'JUp a|i.ij \s AficI 

In pftiV id«- ' n((.triT! ai iiM"! ri'lMt s Vf= ami 

iii '. jwn* ! f chiinyp'- f * * ih* h» 

mN"Friary f-'n •-* r'oniinMihg tî^l^ ^'ti*> 

wi'irum* 1 npw fflsiiibT'- tn ih* TH 

Airport 

cm&nufid frr*Ti pa^f 1 1 

JPFM*\ Airwavii. whtrh U'a-M'h 

Eh*' far ih ty fmm th" riiy: 

const puf*i**d an îght plann* 1 

P.ilii'. I" 1 i 

... f B'-iij..min I. 

K •i 

', itii, '(! (iri.fl ,.fi d Mrs 

I>uny;!ii ..iifl hi km-w iiiiUiii ii 

V, ,L. ir 1:, Set i..id The 

!' ,.,,:, 

.if MIIS iirl ..I .hiiflaiji' in") -••lit 

• h * nliimil l*.e «!-'• til 

il was hiisirii-^s HS usii.il in 

-.I i(ii I nh 

irmai n-n In the 

I hf [j •• piirt i,l .ii t llnli-.'ii-' 

,i.. -", i,i! ,..11 l>. .ill, • w fri 

i'm 

Mi'ter M.iid Mrs N,,ii,.% Prili. i- 

ri I.l ., I Iii Ore an Citv 

who ivsii..H ii n (i. In hiiiik. .if 

r-i, mrn ii nu\ .Hid pro mot e a 

parkniL: hi KI ts f.yf h d;?y. h;is 

i;o i.*l irn.iyi 

i,l M* . r i i i n Par k lo 

I u rmî iii l.-s. !h.,n h,il! h. f 

i h 

* i in?rnun 

it This 

no r rii ,i I f| u 1.1 ;. .. ni'*. rhi 

mmil •il --• ' ! * \i i al lend 

hangar two ypaiii ago Th* 

m .. *. 1 in 

L •- .. f \ h , it V 

5 

p robi^rtis with noitu' hgvp 

i nc reaspd si nrp I igh U w^-r*pn 

thf runway 

travel 

Classified 

Ads Bring 

Fast 

Results 

OMEGA 

Come In «nd *N the wrteh 

our N,A,S>, Bernini aitronauts 

wwr In space, orbiting 

it 17,000 miles per hour 

of taking their wilks m outer 

ipaetl It's We Omega Speed, 

miiter 4-diil, 2 pushbut. 

ton ehronoffiph rtop-wateh 

With tichymiter di«i. Slain. 

IMS Met!, SIM, 

Thomas 

Jewelers 

• 121 Atbury Av«nu» 

Bay 

i- IH.irlted 

ps.i piise of 

. impfi j^f- 

- iihii h i. • hve 

.Ûi-. 

*f1 ill..] ihi nrw 

ii Ii... bi'rn 

ii 11 h * * 11 .iin 

.,j.|i||.i-. (In,, is 

Ni 

pr. 

'h.i h.. 

n f • I t y 

I ,i i a * 

-ifffifflpf 

v.-slvi'd m * 'smmunity 

nrx i rr^juiar mifiing of 

^-MiriitLic.n will b*' this 

: ( FriH,-i\ j .t| h Û in thf 

\ Mf>i-i. i ith >,t and 

SEE oven 

400 

COOKIi-JARS 

30 KINDS OF 

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PAOI 4 — SECTION QNB THf OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER FRIDAY, JULY 17, ]97Q 

Scooter 

Skirts 

.-ma I ops 

Whit,- 

Sizes 

5 1.1 

111 1R 

I&E 

Style Shop 

SOMERS POINT 

SHOPPING CSNTIR 

n? 4144 

204 Philadelphia Ave 

ISO HARBOR CITY 

Candlelight rite unites 

Miss Q'Shea, E, J. Vitali 

Hdly Trimly Kpnn'npul 

Church wiis the selim" .luiir '27 

for thr m;!rn;ij»|, ,,l Miss 

Heather Dawn c'nmilli- Di'ini) 

D'Shea, diiuyhtcf ul Col lintl 

Mrs, Pnlrick ,1 (rShe.i. i.f I iiOi) 

Ferndiile dr . In Kvrrrti .hime*. 

Vitiih, sun of Mr iiiiri Mrs 

Rraiii! Vitah. nf PiilrrsoM 

Thi' Rev Charles Wood 

rector, «nd the "Rev Piiui Gos* 

iisnislinl, officialcH ,1 |h(< K :i() 

p m cai)dli-li|>hl rrrrmuny 

The urîtilist w;m John Van 

San I, nf t'v,e» Kiilk SuluiM 

W;i* Waller FicHrfirk ul thi* 

riH . who tinu Thr (Jir.ileM 

Of These !>, [jiyr inn 1 wrrr t'irvles Wilh n row of 

iiiii,/r Venui' laee daisy moiils 

.mil iwii iMiiv ,,f i,,j,i(| The 

drl.uh.ihir Iriiiri mill Camelo! 

cap ,iUo were trimmed wilh 

liaises and liranl with ,i chapel 

Irnjnh veil ..nmpurteri illusion 

Thi 

Thr 

WrdHmy Pr.ivrr 

1 hnde t iirrii'H a Imunuel uf 

mil I I i cnloreil fy rubidiums. 

,iJ.|Mrs, c-.trtl,l(lt>!lh. "liifls. yrrhui 

dmsirs and Iliihy hreiilh 

Mrs Amv fallen, ul Sdttlers 

Puinl, Wiis m.Hruu of hurlur 

Bridesmaids wrrr Mrs Mania 

U,imiiiii. ul Rrilwuiiil Ciiy, 

C'iilil »i«lrr nl thr hnde, Mr-, 

liremia f.-imano, ul Tampa. 

Fl.i . sister ..|' Ihr bride. ,ind 

Ml,S» Nliiry IJH, V,|,iil ,lf 

A rerrptpoH followed ill 

Ciintllll s n,,i,lrn H,,,,m ,„ 

Margate 

Thr hridr uhii w,i> j'ivrii ui 

mnmii"r hy her father wore il 

White duller! S*i« t!own 

fashioni-H wilh ,i hiL'h Victorian 

fullnr :,nd luinj Cnmeliil 

sleeves Thr empire hoiiirr 

full!. nl Ihr sleeves ,md 

hemline .1 thr dirndl skirt 

COTTON SHIFTS, HOUSECOATS from f 5.95 

PRINTS 

HATS Whim« 'f 

'STRIPES 

for All 

SOI,J.J\S 

from $2.50 

HANDBAGS from $3.00 

Krinkled Patail . amws Croehifc Vmis Icathor 

STRAW HANDBAGS 20% OFF 

Krinkled Pitenf WiATHfR COATS from $16.00 

Lingerie . GIOVM • Searfi . Hoiitry 

Open 9 a m to 

HILIN F, 5 so p.m 

Friday 9 to 0 


Dial 399-5800 

Catering to Pre-teens and in, 

• Sportswear • Gifts 

• Bathing Suits • Dresses 

• Jewelry • Novelties 

4 S. AVOLYN AVENUE 

(6600 Block, Vtmtnsr) 

VINTNOR, N. J, 

B224QS6 

10.5.30 Friday till 9:30 

STOREWIDE SALE! 

Terrific Values! 

FAMOUS BRANDS 

20% to 50% OFF 

Summer Dresses • Skirts 

Slacks • Shoes 

Bathing Suits 

e GRAPEVINE 

737 Landis Av«nye Vineland 

Phone 691-3011 

(Fe#Hy it »S1 Albury AVMIM, 0«Mn City 

KOKKT OF CALIFORNIA 

Sizes 8-20 

coral and white 

black and white 

VJUU 


OPEN FRIDAY NITI 

Thr nl |riid;!nl> wor*- empire 

yowns ui bftuii stlk ur(|;in/a 

«t\lrd «. 11h Ciinii-lul sleeves 

wilh Hirni'iisiioial whil" Vrriisr 

lili'e muhf Irim White 

i;rii.s|jriiin nhhfin infiirled the 

empire hcidirr^. ru fl\ uf droves 

anil hemluii-s They i-iirrii>d 

biill(|lietji ol white fliiimin, unit 

hiihy hreiiih 

Thr hr(itr\ mt'lhiT wore ;i 

luriy rtl;ii^r ( hil'lun t*own with ;i 

(evi.-le,! Hrrklu.r .illll Inpprd 

Willi ;i rursiiiji- (ti niifii tfreen 

Thi' hndi'L'riiDm's mother 

wori' ,i liini; pink qnwn (if raw 

d as 

bi'M mHii fop hi- 1 * npphi'W. 

T'.hiirs wen' Aliiii Biirhaniw, of 

Palersim. cousin uf Ihn 

bridi-criiiim . Allwrt Pot I to. of 

Palcrson. and Loilii Vilali, of 

Bluomfield. also » rnusm of 

the hi idi'grriiim 

Thi 1 bnrii- atlcndf'd the 

Umyi'fMty uf Tampa i I Florida 

in Plonda and WHS {jraduatod 

from Monmouth Collfgr in 

Long Branch Rhr has been 

teaching elfimenUiry whooi for 

I he past two yi'ars. 

The b n di'jffiium was 

graduated from the University 

of Tampa and took graduate 

work at Rider College He is 

presently employed by 

Sarnsoriite Corporation 

The newlywi'ds spent their 

honeymoon ill Jamaica and 

will reside m HempMe.id Lung 

Island 

Suburban Club 

enjoys party 

NORTHFIELD Seventeen 

members and two guests of thu 

Suburban Garden Club pnjoyed 

a garden parly Monday 

afternoon at the home of Mrs 

Erwin Lange, llM W. Rosedale 

av . North Held 

Mrs Samuf'j Barnes of 

Linwoiid and Mrs, Lewis 

Whitney of Somors Point were 

welcomed a* Byests; 

A brief business meeting was 

conducted a! which time 

Committee report.', were given 

and plans were madi for a 

flower show lo be staged 

September 1-1 Theme of the 

show will be Through the 

O.irden Gate Mrs. Paul 

Kaitmann will serve as general 

chairTniLn 

The next meeting will be 

August 1 0 ar noon at the home 

of Mrs Alfred C Hartshorrie, 

1 IS E Berkshire av.. Linwood. 

Mr)sLes,ses for the afternoon 

were Mrs Kattmann, Mrs. 

Edward Eddy, Mrs; Charles 

Merriti and Mrs Herbert Davis. 

Miss Jaep guest 

at birthday htn 

MIKI Charlotte M Jaep was 

guest of honor at a 21st 

birthday buffet party Sunday 

in the home of her parents. Mr 

and Mrs. Francis DuBois, 53 

Clulph Mill rd , Somers Point. 

Several of Miss Jaep's 

classmates from Olassbort) 

State College intended She 

will be a senior next year and is 

rnajorinR in • special education. 

Those prt'M'ht were Robort 

J.'iep, of Stoni' Harbor. Mr and 

Mr.v Edward Jaep, of Beesleys 

Point, Miss Siira E Smith and 

Mr 1 , John Clark, of this city, 

Mrs Harold DuBois, of 

Freehold, Mr. and Mrs George 

Broiison and family, of 

Laki'wood, Mr. and Mrs 

Firuld DuBois and family, of 

Jackson, Miss Pamela Weaver, 

of New York City. Miss 

Dorothy West, of Freehold, 

Miss Barbara Oerkons, of 

Linwood, Miss Kathy Williams 

and Miss Naney Bixler, both of 

this city, and Mrs Francis 

Hagilerty. Mr. and Mrs. William 

Roach, and Miss' Donna 

Weseotl,' nil of Somers Point, 

Attend Convention 

Mrs Addison Burk, of this 

city, president of the Cope May 

County American Legion 

Auxiliary, and Mrs. Gladys 

Fiersion of Wildwood, secretary 

of the county group, attended 

the convention of the Berjfen 

County Auxiliary lut Friday 

and Saturday in Walrlwick. On 

Sunday they attended the 

Memorml lervied at High Point 

given by the Deportment of 

New Jersey, 

FLORAL ARRANGEMENTS, 

Members of the Ocean City Chapter, 

Women's Auxiliary to Shore Memorial 

Hospital put final touches to artificial 

flower arrangements to be sold at the 

group's Summer Bazaar Thursday on the 

Union Chapel aides 

list annual Fair 

Mrs. E. J. Vitali 

Mrs, Afanador 

shower guest 

Music Pier. The affair will open at 9 a.m. 

and close at 3 p.m. The public is invited. 

Shown here at the workshop session are 

(J. to r. | Mrs. Charlotte Bishop, Mrs. L. 

G. Haskill, Mrs. Emlie K. Price and Mrs. 

Mane M. Becker. Shore Studio Photo, 

Flea Market-bazaar 

listed by Hadassah 

The Ladies' Auxiliary of 

The second annual Flea 

Union Chapel BY THE-SEA 

Market and Bazaar of the 

will staRp its annual Fair Mrs Grace Afanndur was Atlantic City Chapter of 

Wednesday at Chapel Hall, 

SSth st. and Asbury av. It will 

open at 10 am. and close at 4 

p m A light lunch will be 

served at 11 am 

There will be tables of cakes, 

RUist of honor at a surprise 

baby shower (liven Thursday 

evening in the home of Mrs. 

Estelle_ Stratum, 517 Sunny 

av., Somers Point. Co-hostess 

was Mrs. Joyce Bakley 

Hadassah wl bbe 

held August 1 

and 2 atCoopji 

Corner, 

Stenton pi and Pacific av,. 


Items for sale will include 

nearly-new clothing, white 

candy, lifts, Christmas items, A blue and while color elephant*, antiques, jewelry, 

Ujys and white ilephants. scheme was used for theused 

books and records, cakes, 

There also will be an art table 

with oil paintings for sale. 

Proceeds will help reduce 

the 

decorations. The jiuest of 

honor was seated in a chair 

surrounded with the many 

1,'aily wrapped ijifls. 

candies and a refreshment 

stand. 

Festivities will open 4 p.m. 

Saturday and close" at 

Thi •* allending were Mrs. midnight. Sunday's hours will 

EsteMs jBakley, Miss Marjorie be 10 am to 5 p.m. 

Weaver," Mrs, Betty Bewman, 

Mrs. Nancy Gml Jones, Mrs. 

Janis Town, Mrs. Karen 

Clarified Adi Bring RMUIM 

Moncriefs visited 

DiLaurentis, Miss Gail Murphy, 

Mrs, Warren Krutzhe, Miss 

by sons, families 

Mr and Mrs. Albert J. 

Moncrief, nl 107 Asbury av., 

recently hod as housngufsts Mr, 

and Mrs Robert Moncrief and 

children, Brenton, Cheryl Anno 

and Parnnla Mary; Mr, and Mrs, 

A. John Moncrief, Jr., and son, 

Jon; and Ll. and Mrs, William 

C Moncrief, 

Sarih Fraser, Miss Laura Ann 

Tomlin, Mrs Laura Tomlin, 

Mrs, Paul Stratton, Mrs. Jean 

Qreis, Miss Debbie Creis, Mrs, 

Bobbie Mawhinney, Mrs, 

Barbara Bakley, Mrs. Elsie 

Privenson, Miss Mary Ann 

MeCorrhie, Mrs. Catherine 

McCormic, Mrs, William 

Johnson, Miss Patty Johnson, 

Mrs, Jane Campbell, Mrs, 

Ll. Moncrief is presently 

stationed at the Norfolk (V«) 

Leona Moore, Mrs. Alice Loper 

and Mrs. Bessie Terkes. 

Naval Air Station where he and Sending gifts but unable to 

his wife, Joy, are making their attend were Mrs. Joseph 

home. Robert Moncrief is SteUer, Mrs. Charles Hohmnn, 

completing his studies for his Mrs. Dorothy Mimler, Miss 

master's degree at Trenton Anne Schwara, Mrs, Anne 

Stnte College during the Schwarai Mrs. Joyce SiSciascio, 

summer session. Jack Moncrief Mrs. Lillian Stetsnr, Mrs. 

Is teaching at Bloom field Catherine Bragg and Miss Junie 

College this summei', 

Bragg, 

W> Sptelatin in 

Chubby Fashions 

Coma MM what • wonderful wieetion of clofhts 

wa have now , , , all iptcially dnigned and 

ifyitd for "ehubbitt" in IIZM 8!" ~ 

JhwtA CHILDREN'S WEAR 


Phon. 8224817 

VINTNOR, N. J, 

9:30 to 5:30 

Auxiliary's benefit sale 

in Gaslight Alley on 'walk 

The second annual two day 

sale for I he benefit ul ill.' 

Women * Auxihary. Shore 

Memorial Hospital Th-Joiner. 

Point will be held ill fiasliuhl 

Alley in the Flanders Hotel nil 

Tuesday antf Wednesday, July 

Ml and 22, it was annuuiiced 

by Mrs Mnxine McDonald, 

Linwood, chairman of . Ihe 

Executive RoiifH nf the 

Auxiliary 

PiirticlpiitinB shops include 

The Bi. a Ro Th 

Monde, The 

Finn Hers Men 

Poster 0 

llnms 

1 

afforded to illl piirrliaM'is 

iiicurdiinci' with ("iliihh.li 

pulley nf the five shop. 

This year » program h.n • 

niori' shopi, p irt icipniiMu tli 

were involved ill \ iimbitiiiUN 

IVinsiiltjitKiii in C'hurrh llniiin, 

u vi>ntun> whirh would bring 

together nlnp ProlMstnnt 

d r n II m i n ;i 1 i o n « into a 

'ifi•million rni'mhrr rhurTh 

M|s.s Hctrdon jtnd Mr*; 

Rnhhin* rppri>«ent»(l lh(. 

Women i Presbylerial Society 

In the PrnshylPry of Wnsl 

Jersey They iirc member', of 

the Firm Pri.thvli.Miin Chnrrh 

Colony committee 

discusses plans 

Initial plans for activities for 

Ihr year were discussed by 

member* of the ways and 

means rummlttee of the 

Colony Club mpfliilj 

Wednesday evening in the 

home uf Mrs Barry Haskelt 

The meeting «» conducted 

by the en-chairmen. Mrs. 

Haskett and Mrs. Haskett and 

Mrs Edward Field, Jr Others 

attending included Mrs Henry 

K. Shaw, Colony Club 

president; Mrs Thomas 

Williams, Mrs John C Ludlam, 

Mrs Frank A, Hughes and Mrs 

Martin C Barteis 

Plans discussed were for a 

bus tour of Peddler's Village 

and New Hope in Pennsylvania 

on October 21. a luncheon 

faihtion show November 19, a 

penny auction and card party 

in the spring and the 

resump^Hi of the bridge 

marathon 

BLUE M 

All street collection postal 

hoses will be painted blue 

across the nation, arenrding to 

a Post Office Department 

spokesman. Red and White Post 

Office decalawill remain 'he 

ill-blue boies. 

tewau iflotel 

Overloukinji the Bay between Atlantic and Qrafln Qty 

Air* Conditioned — Coffee Shop — Color Television 

Shufflebgard — Two Swimming Pools 

Mfniatun Ooll — Free For Guests 

BAY & MARYLAND AVENUE. SOMERS PQJNT 

FOR RESERVATIONS • DIAL 

OPEN ALL YEAH 

W«Vg^ Otto and Meta Femsel, Props, 

Mrs. James Orlando Herbert 

Mainland 

Coming 

Events 

TODAY (Friday P 

Silver Moon Council Degree 

of Poeahontas meeting, 7:30 

p.m , in Bethel Hall 

* * * 

SUNDAY 

Ground breaking for n >w 

46-bed wing at Shore Memorial 

Hospital, 4:30 p.m. 

* • • 

MONDAY 

Closing exercises for Daily 

Vacation Bible School, 7 p.m , 

in Central United Methodist 

Church 

t * * 

Somers Point Senior Citizens 

meeting, 11.30 a.m., in Grace 


* * * 

TUESDAY 

Reading Club, 10:30 a.m,. at 

the Somers Point Library, 747 

Shore rd * t * 

Four Seasons Garden Club 

annual picnic at the home of 

Mrs. Lynn Rowley Rain date 

July 22 

* * * 

Somers Point Kiwanis Club 

dinner meeting, 7 p.m , in 

Daniel's Restaunint. 

VENICE 

OJCE 

WITH COLORFUL CLOTHES FRQ/A 

MEN'S SHOT 

11th and th« Boardwalk 

Phon. 399-1571 

10A M.tolOP.M. 

Miss Hassiepen 

Is shower guest 

Miss Lnretla Hassiepen was 

guest t>\ honor ai ;s surprisi' 

lineene shower given last 

weekend at h.T humi* 1 cm Old 

Tucknhoe rd in Petersburg 

The affair was in the form of A 

barbecue and was give n by the 

nurses at Shore Memurlal 

Hospital. 

Thosi" altenrilllH were Mrs 

Betty Hint's, Mrs Barbara 

Feldmari, ^rs. Virginia 

Banning, Mrs. Ross. Mrs 

Wesley, Mrs. Betty Watson, 

Mrs. Anne Miraglllo, Mrs, 

Virginia Hutchinson, Miss Pat 

Jordan, Mrs. Esther Young and 

Mrs. Lillian Watson All are 

Miss Hassiepen s fu-workers 

Dunaway-Herbert wedding 

in South Carolina Church 

A «. ildini' ol I'll il i"l' '• '•' Aii'j. 

luok |>l,.i i S.illini,,-. .1! Si Nl ., 

.I..I111 - I n.ii-il M. -i ,di.' n",.,i,. , 

1 him I. \i..l. i •'• •• s 1 u-.hi - 

• I... i I. 

liinlii.i; Mi,. All! 1' •',.!•• ,l,i ,.. w . ,, (.,,,( |J/fl; 

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Tin !,r i.|i 1 'hi' .i.iuuh ! F..II.1H ,i.|i MM , , ,. ,„, 

Mr ,,,id M.. II,on..,; Whilli.1(1 ,.„., pi,,„] w, h, 1,1 . 

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PAGE 6 — SICTION ONE THi OCEAN CITY SiNTINELLEDOlR 

A weddinjJ of local interest 

took place' recently in the New 

Oretna Room of Quail Hill in 

Smithville when June Ellen 

Scull beeam.i the bride of 

Predric Mark Gruriin Rabbi 

Seymore Rosen officiated and 

a reeeption followed at 

Smithvillii 

Mr and Mrs Fn»dt>nr Mark Crunin 

The hridi- i* lh. ri.u. 

Mr and Mrs Klmcr F ! 

Wynne-wood, P,i ., 

Warwick nv , llm ril 

bridi'p-ciom i« ih.. >nn 

and Mrs Allen (iru 

Natick. Mass 

Mrs Bnrhani Clasp.T 

matron of honor, and 

MrDauson was b* ! sI mai 

BUILDING LOTS 

PRIME RESIDENTAL 

1IT i 122" 

SSjjoy ytar 'imuifj or sumniri 

livin. Bv^y the neean Choose 

[ram i3 p^ded lotji dt-areri tu 

catch sv&y brrexp. Just over 

J4ttl m. fiidse. Lower taxes 

Pôrful commuiijty. Adjatvfil 

to aH shopping See Claiwifliti 

Loti this paper 

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BISi AVNK CARD PARTY 

Mr* kUu Bolard was" high 

Mnr.r ,,i [he Bi-scas lie Card 

P.iri'. M.:iu i: d Mnndas f.vrning 

()i h.j.- . iiirliny in abnvf. HVPraye 

Men Mr, Flon iicii MeKinney, 

Mi» K.n Mille' Mrs. Tish 

Simons, Mrs Tarrir MrClonn. 

Mrs Iti'hn Kuli'r, Mrs Fronk 

Ki.hlii ami Mr*. Amelia Roth 

HIM ii> nr rard pjirtit^s Hre 

held evi'i-\ Momliij al 7 30 

p 111 in thi Hisi ayni Hotel. 

"12 Orcatl ii Pruceefls bi'm-fit 

Hhnri' Memorial-tiospilal 

* # * 

LI RAY DL 1 PLICATE • 

AMTiiues of I DM bfith ways 

W'-n- mad,. ,,i [he Luriiy 

Dnplit-.lie Bridiji' (ijimi 1 played 

Wn(iiiMMl.i> evening 

Noiih .SoLiih players roming 

'ii .ili.ise .iî'raye were Joe 

Piei-.ol ,,ntl Kri Zerrcr. I36'i; 

Helen Sierlem and L 

Slury Hour 

through (hirri 

,11 th« lilipnrv 

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10 ;> m , 

flili 

Mm s Ri'iruiar 

Cluh 

Phm 

Republican 

mm-Mny. 

pstablishmcnU ;oid I'IUIK ami 

ortjanizntions in the Bornuijh 

The parade, lo !n> ln-ld 

Satiirdriy. July 25. i* spiiiisnri'H 

is lh Inn 

by the Iioriiiijjh .ii Kiiiiic 

Harbor 

ytts Rohrrt Wiiiii'rbiiitiim. 

parodf chairman. i* busy 

signing up piiradii (iiirriihls in 

thP Othi'r °ux diviîi>n?., faiH'N 

wulking, romir wiilkmfj, 

impprsonattonji, fa''C-y roiit-hc^ 

or strolli>r>i, eirniir a,-iv-i f> 

el rollers and flouts 

At Ii-Bst 10 blind', anil 

marching jrnups havi' hiM-li 

.Siimrni'r Auxiliary rnenting, 2 

p m . in ihn churrh Book 

iinsd up for thi' I'vent. 

including thi 

riivii-w of "Littl" Children 

AriiunH ihi- WnrlH" hv Rthn F 

Mill.., 

* * # 

Barracks 2206 World W.rlr I 

Vt'h'rans mi'i'ling. 8 p m , jn 

ihi' AmiTiran Lcgiim Hull. 

I (ill si »nri Havnn nv 

* * * 

Oci'SII City Eeumpnirnl 

(Yiunril minting, H p m 

W nmi'ti ' Bible Study 

meeting, 10 30 

am , in theFirst 

Presbyterian 

rhurrh Mr s Frnd Dienert 

apenker 

1 Librrty Band nf 

Camd>"n, th« Bridgi'ton Oni/cd 

Band, thf Millvilli- Amorirmi 

Lfgion Post Blind ihi' Oiiklvn, 

N.J , Bund, the MiirUrciior 

BngpippB, from Cornwclk 

HFighU, Pa , the Blii" Angles 

Drum and Bugle (orps 

sponsored by the Villas 

Volunteer Fire Company, Ihe 

Twirling Lassies, the Lenme 

Lpnapes baton group, Ihe 

Lynda's Starlptts Parade Corps 

and the CanminhalI 

S h a r p s h o o t o r s o I 

Wiliiamstown, a drum, hiigle 

and baton group 

A new route has been 

seleftpri for the pnrarie Ihis 

GIBERSON'S 

NEW DINER 

& RESTAURANT 

$1 .00 

Daily 

Specials 

INCLUDE SAT, & SUN, 

SERVED U A.M. TO 9 P.M. 

PLEASANTVILLE 

Black Hone Pike at 

New Road on Rt. 40 

ATLANTIC CITY 

Atlantic & Ohio Aves, 

SOMERS POINT 

1 ! McArthur Blvd. 

FRIDAY 

JULY 17 

Fri«d Jumbo Shrimp 

MuffM with Crabmsat 

BnA\*6 Haddock Filler, 

Butter Sauce 

B.kud VlrgMa Ham, 

Fruit iauct 

SAT. & SUN, 

JULY 18, 19 

•wf Pot RMH, Ovtn 

Irewn Ptfato, 1 veg. 

RMtt Spring Chicken and 

Spaghetti, no veg, 

branch Pritd Clam Blti 

C«kt*ll Sauci 

MONDAY 

JULY 20 

ear e a Slby Span Rltn 

Chlcktn Pat PW, P»»try 

Crutt, 1 vag. 

Fruit Sajad Bowl with 

Cottag* Cttttn, no vag, , 

TUESDAY 

JULY 21 

••(led Ham and^sbbage 

with M M Potato, M vag. 

Bilked Vienna MauiMf, 

Brown Gravy 

Frwh DevIM Clam Cake, 

Cocktail Sauce 

WEDNESDAY 

JULY 22 

PMM Swiu Steak in 

Onion Gravy 

Shrimp Cicclatafa and 

Spaghetti, M veg, 

FrM Floundaf Fillet, 

Tartar Sauce 

THURSDAY 

JULY 23 

Sttwed Chicken Bnut with 

RIM, 1 vag, 

Italian Sturftd •raiclell, 

Tomato Sauce 

Tuna FlihSiM PlaMr, 

no v«g, 

AU Platters Include Tossed 

Salad, Dressing, Two VegetablM 

Bowt Where Other. 

w!ie Noted, Hom#m^# Roils 

And Butter • 

FOR ADDITIONAL lit IOUP 

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CIlilRT 

FRIDAY, JULY 17, 1975 

(iinycrhri'ud Mjtii (hen 

by Mrs Miipihi! Viiti dp 

nirnihiTH ill ! he | 

^npiriiil^Mtirnt ''a rnî 

Mjirbur wim 

n-s.idoiMh ;iri' L 

tifir ohilflri'ii 

Mrw WIMI.M 

OKH BarlMKue Supper 

Ch.ipler Hi! OrdiT n! K,,.. 

St;ir is .sponsuriiifi .i li.uli, 

Mippc-r Munriay ,i( ihe hrn,, 

Mr-. Carl shaw, j;ta;i sim, 

.n DIIIIHT will hi- served i 

, p ] lo 7 p m and ihe puh 

invited A Hazaiir tiihU- i,iM, 

he set up Proem h w ill I,,, 

the rhapti'r 

Sylvania 

color TV 

logo! 

TV reeeption, aimulatad 

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chmmes n yi.,, of frantic 

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pan ' 

"We are araleful to people 

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this possible Thf" project has 

received support from across 

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are still far short of the funds 

necessary to restore the 

elephant, we arc confident 

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Albert Ranalli, partner in 

the Hrm of Mullen and Ranalli, 

house movers nf Mouni Holly, 

N J , commented on the 

extraordinary nature nf the 

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Egypt wantj, to move the 

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only one foot taller than the 

Margate Elephant 1 

"We shall raise the elephant 

with special jacks, and then 

fasten it to huge steel "I" 

beams, Ranalli explained 

"Then the whole works will be 

placed on special dollies with 

pneumatic tires and the 

Elephant will be moved the 

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aspects nf l hi' rnciving and 

rcmoraticin ii, Jfihn D Mllner. 

A I A an iirrhiU'd skilled in 

w.i r k i n B with hlitfif ic 

M r u L' [ u f t'^ AmpFifi. a 

riiunlrv With A nrh hfTIUBt- of 

supfrh old buildings haf. dunP 

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•Unfrirtutiiitoly. it has mis-wd 

! hf bua! in saving many 

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many nf which, like iht> 

Mareati' Elephant are called 

"folllfj." berausr (if their 

exception.- tu thi> eenpral 

^hemeut architecture " 

"However, this very quality 

is one nf a number of solid 

justification^ for preserving 

distinctive examples, of which 

the Margate Elephant IS 

eertainls one." he continued 

It is our plan following the 

moving, in pn-cisely restore 

Lucy, the Margate Elephant to 

her appearance between 1881 

and about 1910, when she was, 

in her greatest glory , if that 

is the wnrd 

*'We were amazed when we 

inspected the Elephant at her 

excellent statp of preservation 

Normally, fine would not think 

of a wood and tin building 

being very solid alter 90 years 

or so, but the Margate 

Elephant is she looks bad 

on the outside, but the 

deterioration i >, strictly 

superficial, and restoration will 

not b(> difficult," Milner 

cnnelurjed 

Padlords 

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This year's campaign has 

been rewarding so far as 

registrations go. and profitable 

as well A total of 147 

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been registered providing 

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Local songstress, guitarist 

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Betty Little, Mint; suhst nl !•" Kli/..b..ih 

Philndrlphiu mill H,i;t HiiMiUin I-u»t .niiim.-i Mi" I 

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PAGI 8 *. SECTION ONE THI OCfAN CITY SINTINEL-LIDOIR FRIDAY, JULY 17, 1970 

Local songstress, guitarist 

on weekly television show 

Belly Little. »iinu stylist nl 

Philadelphia anil H.i.l Hlentnn 

pi , has hc,r IIWI! local h'li vision 

program, ihi' Hetty I.itlli' 

M,.. I, 

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Show This Ik MTI! i'Vi'ry pr i-seiiti ,1 >.m- hull' ring quartet Her 

brnther. Marc, was a past 

member of the local orchestra 

and is currently the conductor 

nf the Sivtepn Concerto 

Solmsts 

This is the first year that 

Elko Ito has apppared with the 

Ocean City Orchestra Miss Ito 

was horn in Kyoto, Japan but 

was raised in Tokyo She 

attended the Tokyo University 

nl Arts, Japan's finest music 

school, and graduated from it 

with a 1 A After graduation 

she Jound a position with the 

Tokyo Symphony Orchestra 

Miss ho', sister was studyin)) 

music in the United States and 

invited her to come and attend 

a school here From her sister's 

description. Miss ltd decided to 

come and she enrolled in a 

masters prop-am in Southern 

Illinois University 

From the University she 

w e n t to T a n j R> w o o d 

Massachusetts where the 

Boston Music Festival 

sponsored classes arid concerts. 

Later she jot a job with the 

Norfolk, Virginia, Symphony 

for the winter and then 

returned to Tanglewood for 

the summer 

Last winter Miss Ito 

performed with the Buffalo, 

New York, Symphony and she 

plans to do so again this 

winter 

Miss Ito b-yan lo play the 

piano when ihe was six years 

old, and then switched lo the 

fluti' in junior high school 

because there seemed to be too 

many pianists for the jobs 

available for artists. 

Next summer she might go 

back to Japan to visit her 

family Although her parents 

enjoy music they do not play 

any instruments, but her 

brother plays the trombone 

and her sister the piano. 

Sara Newell has spent her 

summers with the local 

orchestra for many years She 

has attended Conservatoire and 

the Curtis Institute in 

Philadelphia on a scholarship 

and has studied under some of 

ihe most distinguished 

musicians of the time. 

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THI CITY SeNTINEL-LepCiR FRIDAY, JULY 17, 1970 

Obituaries Cape marlin tourney 

Millie Amici 

sa;| Qn JuescJay 

MrS MIIIIH- Ami.. |M,^. 

Pnii'MciMci), o! ••"i.'l Anliuis 

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Williain Fink. of Pitman, iivo 

sisters, Miss Mary Fink, . j r 

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Lobster Tail . ._]. 

Shrimp Salad 

Crab Salad 

Chicken Salad 

Shrimp Cocktail 

Veal Cutlet 

Pork Chops (2) 

PLATTiRS - SERVINGS 

......,_..._, , ...... $2.00 $1.35 

...... ...... .._._. 1.40 ' .40 

... ....... 1.S5 .80 

....._... 2,00 1.25 

. ... . ..... 1.55 .80 

....._ 1,75 1.00 

1.50 .75 

1.50 90 

1.70 Doz, 2.40 

.... 1.60 ,90 

2.20 1.40 

...... ,. _ . ......... 2.20 1.40 

Priced according to size 

1,80 1.10 

...... ...... 1.80 1.10 

1.70 1.00 

1.80 1.10 

•.. _ .... 1.40 ,80 

. ............ .... 1.80 1.10 

All Platters Include Choice of 2 Vegetables 

FROM OUR BROASTiR 

Vi Breasted Chicken Platter _ $1 6 5 

Vi Breasted Chicken (4 pes.) _ = l'os 

Whole Chicken (8 pcs.) 1" T """" ?00 

Family Special (12 pcs.) „ _.._. _ _ '"""" 3 0 0 

Company Special (20 pcs.) _ 4o0 

A LA 

Clam Chowder, Cold Qt. $ .85 

Potato Salad ..... ....._. pf, .ao 

Cole Slaw ...\ ...... Pt, ,60 

Pepper Hash ..._.„......„ . Pt. .60 

CARTI 

iMacaronJ Salad ........;..Pt, 

French Fried Potatoes. .....Qt. 

Baked Potato ......fa, 

French Fried Onion Rings Lb. 

Assorted Pies ......... .= ..iaeh $.90 &.$! .00 

Mulford's Seafood Shack 

Serving the same menu as our Campbell's Seafood Kitchen 

$ .60 

.85 

.30 

1.00 

2112 ASBURY AVENUE PHONE 398=0622 

11:30 

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mill 

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HOUSEBOAT FOR RENT, air eoid. 

.ticned sleeps 6. twin engines and 

rea&Dnable is respqnsrbl*?" vetmn 

Scmers Pent. Oibbs *v» and lay 

South Call 1.21J.CH 745*4 111 

1OAT SLIPS FOR RENT. Msasontble 

te responsibie person gamers Pt 

GiBbi Ave ana iay South Call 

1-Jll.CH ?-4i44 7.17 

itAUTIFULLy DECORATED J b«a. 

room apt , Beach bloek, TV w in 

cabii. saaher, #tc w«eh commtnt 

ing July 21 114 Park P! 7 17 

SALE _ complete set of kitchen 

cabinets and stamles steel sink 

Call 399.4410 "" 7.|7 

THE FAMILY OF EARL W STRANGL 

wishes te thank the rescue tqusa 

the nursaj ana doctors ai Shore Me 

mcirlal and our friends and neigh 

bers for thetr many kindnesses duf 

mg our recent bereavement 

Mri Florence Strange S, familj 

SALE — S8t., July IB. 10 to Sulk, 

North Jersey dealer will have 

antique deil? tiffany, cut glass 

hand painted china, silver, berzane 

studio, Weil Grpweland and Atlantis 

Aves . Somsrs Ft (1 block west of 

Shore Rd) 927-9493. Ill 

REFINED L«DT desires live-in posi. 

lion as managing homemaker or 

companion Eseei'ent references 

drivefs license Call 399.7844 j'17 

LINCOLN CONTINENTAL 1IJB cony 

ejcelieni cenrj |?f| Call 199' 

9117 731 

UNFURNISHED BRICK MOMErJ boareorns, 

2 baths, immediate ec 

cupancy I E I ]th St To settie 

estate only 110,100 Oil hot water 

Heal throughout Can ]999b}7 for 

appeintrnent 7=17 

iOAT — abriyt ?5' mboara, wantea 

to rent for bay fishing by experienced 

t,sherman i99-6a]§ 7.17 

GIFTS new ana old, for weddings, 

showers. Or yourself See Anne 

Heist, The New England Shop on 

the alley, at 134 West Ave J.li 

Dad always .sflys: 

Genius begins 

great worke, 

labor alone 

finishei 

i ML'h[ 

them. 

HARRY'S 

INN 

A landmark in 

Semen Point 

Oyp NM MMM W4111 

CREDIT CARDS 

ACCEPTED 

j 

I 

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m „ ,:-,• 

•. l» i .-.-1 .*.. ,h,,u! , . , , , „ , , , 

"••'ii'i« I»I.. S,,,,, «,.,.'I,,,, 

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A Y,-« Th,-,,. Htl. 

numh|,r ,.! if*.rn^ \Yi-i\ r.in rrj^j,,. 

II hi.rrii mi.ri ui.-^bli- V(,u 

pn.hiiblv rfi.n I p,j\ ihul much 

iilH iituin K. th.-rn ()•,( ;iuic v uu 

iirr iii,Hind ivrri ,(-,v ,n(j ,;ik, 

( F 

.(....fkniil 

u .irp.'ri 

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il Ih. 

l.lilll. . 

ilk 4 !,,!,!, I, 

Gregory's | 

RESTAURANT 

& BAR 

900 Shorn Road 

Al the Circle, 21 if and Dune Dr., Avalon 

ITALIAN DISHES • STEAKS, • SEAFOOD 

FAMILY FULL COURSE DINNERS s ihuuld i 

h'.uw 

3.50 "" 

ITALIAN SMORGASBORD HM 

BVERV SUNDAYS.? P.M. 

Dancing and Musk to 2 Bands 

LfROY lOSTIC & HIS "MELLOW.AIRiS' 

IRNII AUSTIN TRIO 

GEORGE EVA gS at the Organ 

ALL TMi SHRIMP ifOU CAN EAT ( 

WID. and THUBS. NITHS • It w, M.-l A. M. 

• I1F .nd BEER LUNCH HiM H t P, M. DAILY 

11 

A Thr iirM 

si*ji'fl -i qintjilit'cj 

hrcikiT whi) is t [H 

iibuut prifj.M .jriri iH riinrk,! in 

yr/tif p;ifhriW;ir (T hli, IFH, M MI 

in IiM your hcniM FrubiibU 

Lhf' simpiPst Wliv l« ' I'hnum' .1 

Rfiilltir When \i pirk a 

R*>;i!(iir. Visu will hi- su rv 

m*'l ni>t onK Ih*. r'-quiri'rTii iif^ 

Lo iihluin ii brnki'r't lirciiM' 

frnm tht- ^ t î 11. hri'nînj? 

authonty, hul Lhal he I,{is, mr-i 

th*' Hdd11icsnHI r*'nii!Ft>mtM!tj, ijf 

thi' local hiirirri ,if Ki-altun. 

wilh ri'spi'ei tn riimpi'iintc. 

fducation, and inli'Krity m (»•i>llgibli> 

to bf ralli'd ;i RiiiltDr. » 

torrn rfjisti'ri'd in the I' S 

Pfltfnl Offirf A H fall or is a 

prorpssional in rfal 1'Ntati' whci 

subscrlbM to ii strirt fcidi 

SHOO-FLY PIE, AMISH VANILLA PIE 

1 of 

rthirs as a mcrribor uf I hi' lopal 

and state boards nf Realtors 

and of ihp Nati ii n a I 

Assoeiation of Rciil E.Uitc 

Boards 

Q Is a Realtor any more 

qualified lha/1 any (ithcr ri'al 

estjiti? pm •titi6ner r !»!•• Hf.-illor will 

wh.il IV()i 

liul iinii'. ,iiil In, 

pu rrh 

shi'U'i'li! i Ihnsi- 

r.,.,1 pr.np 

|)rnll.i|il\ h.i 

!fi 

,1 hiillU' like \nurs Yiiur 

Hi'iilMr Mill work with S'Hi !n 

iirriv,- ;it H pr,ip*r î-llinii priri' 

((if viiur liiimi. And rjun t 

ni'.rUiiik the irtipnrtanl ri'l*' ii-, 

,1 third p:irfy n*'yut,;iti,r A 

pfiis-pi'i'i mils hail' ;i frit 

nhli'i tiling tn \,iuf hiiu" 

' 

A Not neeesârify in i'very 

case However. Realtors, 

generally sp(«akirifc'. arc the 

professionals in the field They 

usually have si'rveri nn 

apprenticeship and have met 

certain e d u r a t i i> n .i I 

qualifications as well While ail 

brokers, including those who 

are Realtors, must meet [hi' 

state licensing requirements 

and pass the necessary 

examinations in order to 

practice their calling. Realtors 

have submitted themselves to 

1 whirh 

he WMiilri ni-Vi'r riisruss dirt'Ctl\ 

with viii n> thi' (iwrli'r. but wiil 

frci'ls inirnit in th*. RealtiiF 

Many nf the* may be worked 

mil ihruuijh the third party In 

the -.atlsfilCtiiin (if both huvt'f 

lint) ,,'lli'r 

Then ino, your Realtor, 

her^nse he is espenent ed, will 

he iibli- to make suggestions A.,, 

to how you can hulp make a 

morn successful sale of your 

home 

Q You talk about the 

prup r sellinu pnre of my 

home What does thih mean' 5 

Som#r» Point 

lh..m m,,r., -.r I,,.. ,,., gf;1,,1,d 

H.IW..V... ., t),,,sp...-i,,.. 

piin-haJ.(.r will n, ,,„.,. ,,,,,,, 

nHwk ,mlr 'ui.-K »nd (1,.«fc,bl\ 

' •' I thi'nn .nflui'Mc.- him 

Hispriipiirtiunuti.lj 

Fir,i iffipri'iUMh, ,,.,. 

imporlanl i..i ihi- !;,wn ih.iuid 

bi- hiiaiK irimii.H, Mtiiyv.,1 ki 

'•dlft'd. liiiiW bnrks n-M-t ,irifi if 

winu-r. lhf kidrwalk »hi.u|H hi 

c'li'ar of ice and >.rmw ]f thy 

insidp ri-n.Tl.s Ihe ijimi. 

«parkline i'ffi-rt ;,s I hi' l-xtlTliif. 

an carlv. luni-vfijl ..ill' n (hat 

much F'a,i*,r 

S.*me piiinU inriudi, 

1 Always kni.p yttur 

hiimc ripjl with special 

ailiTUiiin tn I he kilrhcn and 

bathroom. Ihi' iwci roums thai 

hi'lp sell mtiri" homes than any 

.ilhurs Maki. sir.. Lhc flour 

i Clip This 

STEAKS 

SPKIAL 

BUSINESSMEN'S 

LUNCH 

Served Every Day 

SNAPPER SOUP 

PACKAGi GOODS 

DIUVIBfD 

Phone M73943 

OPEN 7 A M 

A Realt'irs are 

experienced in n'al estate 

valuation They are in constant 

touch with the market, they 

are familiar with the current 

trends in buyiny. and they 

know the most recent price 

levels With this background, 

thes e.in suggest the most 

realistic market price of your 

home for prompt disposal 

Prices fire based on the 

general economic climate, the 

current local real estate 

sliuaiitm, neighborhood 

FRi.-SAT.-SUN. SPECIAL! 

50°off 

changes, age of the property, 

the wear and

PAGE 12 _ SECTION ONE 

CD SHELTER SITPIJES John .Stiw 

supply officer, shows Miss ("anil Brown, IVwcy I- ! «nR 

and Wilhprt WiM.Wr, shHU'r muMHjjere, carfiiTiu .if 

supplies sprit to tin 1 Incal sh.'lti-'ra 

CONEY'S 

INC 

34TH STREET 

OH ROOSEVEIT ILVD OMr MILE FROM iUDGE 

LIQUOR 

STORE ^ 

4 DOMESTIC 

BYE • BQUMON . GDI 

HUM AND WDIE 

COLD BEER 

OPQ* WQTOAYS 

9 AM TO 10 PM 

KO iKM ON SOHDAY 

BAR & 

COCKTAIL 

LOUNGE 

OPEN I AN 

OCC4N 

DIAL 399-9851 

Between Sips 

by John 

"Man first learned to make 

wine aromatic," said Andre L, 

Simon; "when he discovered 

Mist by adding honey or sage 

or 101118 herb to his sour wine, 

it bicame more palatable" 

Since then the science of 

producing aramotized wines 

has developed. The ancient 

Greeks added pitch or relins Co 

the natural wines; Romans 

went further, flavoring theirs 

with wormwood, cypress, .-L- 

pepper, bt iled sea water and many more Aromatized wines 

include dry varieties (of French origin) and sweet fof Italian 

origin) Vermouths, The apertifs, orquinined wines, Include 

such favorites as Dubonnet, Byrrth, Lillet, etc. Apertif Is 

from the latin aperio, meaning "to open" , that is, they 

open, or whet the appetite, most pleasantly 

genie of humor; what makes you laugh at 

something that would make you mad if it had 

happened to you, 

• * » 

CALIFORNIA KRAUT & FRANKFURTER 

CASSEROLE 

(ServaiBor 6) 

1 (No, 2H) can sauerkraut 

1 cup chopped onions 

1 (No, 303) can tomatoes, drained 

Vi cup butter or margarine, melted 

3 tablespoons brown sugar 

W cup Burgundy or other red table wine 

2'A cups buttered rye bread croutons 

8 frankfurters 

Combine all ingredients except frankfurters; mix well Turn 

into greased 2-qgart casserole Arrange frankfurters on top 

Bake in moderate oven (3B0 degrees) 35 lo 4S minutes 

• « . 

The reason they sing most of tlie commercials 

is that they'd sound even sillier without 

music 

* * • 

QUICKIE QUIZ 

Q.What are the most common gistes of 

bottled sparkling wines? 

A.Split (6W on.)," pint (13 eras), bottle or 

quart (26 ozl.) ind magnum (2 qts,). *•. 

* • • « 

LEARN A WINE A WEEK '$. 

lEAUJOLAIS (pronounced Bof. joe LAY) - a red, dry » 

table wine from the Burgundy region of France, Serve at •£ 

room temperature with all foods, ft; 

CIRCLE I 

LIQUOR STORE! 

FINKT AND MOST COMPLITI STOCK 1 

IN ALL OF SOUTH JERSEY § 

On th« Circle Sofii«pi Point 1 

Dial 927-2921 or 6422 1 

*aifcap MM 1. On, My M l m t l Hm 

— THIS WHK'S SffâAL 

Circle Brand 


QUART 15,39 l/2 GALLON 

Shelter supplies 

disbursed by CD 


C'ummiimiv 

l'ni|;r,im i >. pml 

Mill innu'iili' hillnul 

lyilrm ,inii il Im'.il 

ili'.M|!nuli'il In llu 

iliivi-mmi'iii .if 

W ill ^LliiFl I). 

•.i.MklMl 

Kriri.u ;. (jiiiii 

rmiiliivi 1 !^ from 

Wnrks ni'|i>irlni 

sli|iplii-s 11- Ihc 

nl I'ttliTI.'i'lll'S The 

Sin i*i ,i ri 11 i ri i; 

Pufilit 

ini'luii ii[ 1 hi' 

FhmtiiM^ MuU'f 

M " I r I . ') i' i- 

Apiiflmiinl. -uiH (I.-,-.,,, M.III Ml' NhrII 

Kj-lllTM-!.. ,|Mlkl- ill Illl' 

WndncMi.'iS luncheon iijcclmf; 

Ol 1 11! • KlWHMi?, ('lull CiH Whiit i* 

hcintJ fhin^ !, i^MN! in the 

r.irni'hjrk ol till' chilli ,imi 

* * S ^ I * - r mdiihlfv I H t hr an',! 

KlIi'V • »|lhiilii'(l i li.il Hill.I n 

compiled nn .ill .ircn* io 

ili'lrrminr if 111-' Wiili'rv .ire 

rnmiiii'iii. In I |i • • hi'.illh nl llt« 

'*s shM t:.l '.hiHpnt^ in purify 

A clam can adapt itself |n 

Tin' finis II 0 rl thi-ii muddy hoi him. hut an nysler 

mini have somcihini! in adhere 

in, Riley explaincH Currently 

(syster shells are heintj brought 

in and dropped in the area of 

DEAN MARTIN JEAN SEIERG 

as VERNON DEMEHtST as TANYA UVINQSTON 

MAUREEN STAPUTON 

IS MRS, GUERRERO 

feCAPITOL BURLESK 

NOW 

ON STAGE 

nrpERsoN 

SHOWS NITELY 

8:30* 2 A.M. 

Frlnforniatiw 

3+4-6221 

1318 Atlantic Ave., 

ATLANTIC CITY, N, J. 


asGWFN MEIGHEN 

A ROSS HUNTER Produelran 

(hi- 

eriiust' uf the unerrtjuntv 

TILTON SMOPPINO CENTtB 

NOBTHFIiLO — 644-3147 

Free parking at Itie Dssf 

NOW PLAYING 

BOBEKT ITIFINII PHIL 

MOKE tmm swim 

omii« meilr >nu HID DM 

m mmUm m 

CONTINUOUS SHOWS OAILT 

ncwi 12 NOON 

ftfnjKl ItlO 

MARYLAND 

JIRLWHO ROCKED ILL mm 

TM£om.y smwOF/rsximmArtANne arr 


ELLIOTT 

GOULD 

CANDICE 

BERGEN 


liJOi PATRONl 

NOW SHOWING 

Feature at 11:30 A.M. - 

1:31.3:40. 5:50. SilO 

and 10:35 P.M. 

Elliott Gould comes on with 

both fists, both feet, all the hair 

he can raise, and everything 

else he's got 1 ' 

H#ff*r,i 


JEAN SEBERG JACQUELINE BISSET 


VAN HEFLIN MAURlEN STAPLETON 


DANA WYNTER BARBARA HALE 

MUSIC MtiraSIBitBiqwrCB IT HUM I»l Mm II MinilllMIIHIKIUIItmillirtOIT FIMUtlOU 

ALFRED NEWMAN -ARTHUR HAILEY • GEORGE SMTON • ROSS HUNTER 

» UNIV!R5*L PICTURI • f ICHNICOLOH" ProdmM ,n TOOD *0 • ( H »U *SII 

BMRY NELSON 

HANSON HARRIS 

NOW PLAYING — CONTrNUOUS FROM NOON 

SHOWS START 12:00, 2:25, 5:00, 8:00 ind 10:20 

ADVANCID PRIMS CLOSID SUNDAY 

LLOYD NOUN 

•• HARRY STANDiSH 

HELEN HAYES 

§i»DAQUON5ETT 

UNA WYNTER BARBARA HALE 

a» MRS. BAKERSFELD . n MRS, DEMEREST 

399-96761 OIK'ANO 

Mi 

IA Bo.rdw.lk 

FRIDAY. JULY 17, 1970 

of Ihi 1 oystiir K the h Atiiimii wus pii prniiram ehairmun 

supply of oysters viirins from d d k 

Hh d pifill'nU'd the Npeuker 

yr-ar to year Some years there Kdwiirri HnrtscjU||h nnd 

is ii ifood settind an(| some David Ryan wprc welPomed as 

yi'ars Hii- si>(iin|i i« piiiir 

roneludi-d 

Riley ni-w mnmbrrii of thi- Kiwams 

Club nnd ihi-y will hi- fommlly 

PresiHeril i-lin'l Horbi-rt indilflnil al a Inti-r dale 

at y 

Tarraea 

MDDH.VN PnfM 

399-9675 

CLOSED SUNDAY 

NOW PLAYING THRU TUESDAY. JULY 21 

CONTINUOUS NOON TO MIDNITf 

Ashore cv afloat, they're rooking the boat I 

- BOBEST MORSE !TEFAHIt POWERS PHIlSllVERS 

mSk ..c.SHAUGHNESST ..ufOCK ... oo. AMECHE 

Starting Wednesday, July 22 "PATTON" 

CLOSED SUfrtJAY 

NOW PLAYING 

CONTINUOUS 2 P.M. TO MIDNITI 

When they take you for an out-oj~Unvn*r, 

they really take you. 

12th end 

Boardwalk 

JACKLEMMON SANDY DEMMIS 

XNBLS)MM STORY 

THEOUT-OF-TOWHEBS 

^ ^ '? • fe fin^^p *» • * • 

CLOiED SUNDAY 

Phone 

399-966* 

NOW PLAYIN6 THRU TUISDAY, JUL7 21 

SHOWS 7:00 and 10:15 

SPECIAL MATINEE TODAY and SATURJD,_,, 2 P, M, 

FIRST TIME at thi! Low Priea • ONLY $2,10 

uioodl/toch 

IBbailidn 

. and 400,000 oth.f lul peepls 

aiiimb,michael wadleigh. produced by 

bob maurice . a wodieigh-mauricejfd. 

production . technicolor® from warnerbros. 

MiniCTID unan Ifrssumi •••>••«•• • '»' ••i~i" mm ... .i,i.»>, 

ieomBailrmj Piiinl of Aduil Oulidun " "*"" •"•"" ""' '"'• "• "'"' ""' 

Bay Mid 

HigbM Av#, 

Somt Paint 

FREE PARICnvO OPPOSITE B 

Phena 

NOW PLAYING THRU TUISDAY, JULY 21 

SHOWS 7:00 and 9:30 

They had a 

message for 

tfieAnny: 

"Up the brass r 

Sundara 


Women'i Bible Study 

Fcllowihtp Tuesday morning 

(July 28) at 10 30 in the lower 

auditorium of the church 

Mrs Dienert is a well known 

speaker amonji women's groups 

and has also participated in 

several of Billy Graham's 

crusades where her husband is 

in charge of television She 

caiTied on a unique Bible 

ministry to the women of 

Europe in the recent 

"EuropaTele Svanjelisation in 

1970 the. first of it* kind, the 

electronic miracle that took 

the mmsmge of an evan|clist in 

Westphalia and reproduced it 

by live transmission before 

eirjeed-eireuit TV congregations 

pprsons attended the services 

of the Europe Crusade in 36 

cities Additional millions 

listened by radio and 

c I o s e d c i r e u 11 television 

throughout the continent 

The Women's Bible Study 

Fellowship is being sponsored 

for a 10 week period of June 

30 to September 1, under the 

direction of the Women's 

Association of the First 

Presbyterian Church The 

women of the community ar« 

cordially invited to attend 

these sessions 

Thi 1 mu/i who cunis whul 

he gftH will Ix 1 undi-r obligation* 

to tin maJI. 

Dr Thomas served the First 

Presbyterian Church in 

Oermantown from IBSfi to 

198S During that time the 

church received the Freedoms 

Foundation top award in the 

category of Spiritual Values for 

* colored film, "Land Where 

Our Fathers Died" made by 

Dr Thomas Ordained in his 

native Wales, he served severaj 

of the most noted churches 

there before coming to the 

United States. He has 

represented the Presbyterian 

Church of WaJes at the World 

Council of Churches, 

There are free parking areas 

o the grounds. The evening 

service will be concluded 

before dark 

Presbyterian pastor at Methodist Church 

Editorials 

Sports 

The Rev Wl,,,|im p..^^ „, W.'lrsh,',',' seVlV"',, t'.Xl' 


PAOi 1 _ SiCTION TWO 

Church news 

Rev, Wisznat, Dr. Thomas speak 

Sunday at Tabernacle Services 

1 ": " ! ' M ••'"' Ihl '' f ' 

Ri'v Martin C Wiornal v Wiejnal will sppak at 

pastor of St Pauls Lutheran thp two iripntira! morning 

Chu-ch ,n ninpy, Philadelphia sprvirfs nt 9 anri 1 I a m Dr 

and Dr D Repnald Thomas Thcimiw will bf the pvpning 

minisler nf the Brick spcakfr nl 7 p m E Woodlpy 

Presbyterian Churrh in New Kali'hnff prpcpdps pach scrvici 

York, will he speakers Sunday 

at the Ore an nitv Tr>h«.rna»'i^ 

WI..V ,v !Sih i,, fiih si. 

1 

(he A b i ii ( i i, n I P :i i 

f'ri'ilivlprian ('hiinh. will hi' 

Ihc speaker al Ih.. Hunii:is 

CLASiiFIBD AD 

•RINGS RISULTI 

f'vpniti|! HITVIII- of | hi' KIFM 

Umipd Mi'lhiidii Chun h in 

the Churrh SanrUniri. Mih »l 

;i nd C%Miirij| ;,v ;tl 7 in 

0 rlnrk 

Mr K v ii n H bnnt|s a 

dimension in the jospil which 

is inritinu and fhnl!en)>!.!radu;ite work at 

led by William C Luff, thp University nf EHinburijh in 

Association prPsiHpnf, nl h**th Sentland He has «irvpd in 

morninB services 

Carneys Point. N.I , Red Clay 

with nn nrgnn rr»>ilal Spsrial 

Rev Wisznat became pastor Creek Church in Wilmington, 

music led by Waltpr D 

of Si Paui'« rhurrh in 195,1Del 

UP I* in ronstarii dernarid 

Eddowps Jr, and the 

and s i n c p that time us a sppuker nt rutreats unri 

William Kvans 

T h l Q 

mumbership has, qiiadniplfd It religious Pltiphasis W(*>kK on 

is now one of the largest University rarnpuses He has led 

Luthpran c ongregations on the b pri'aching missiori. recently, in muur Member of lhr, 

eastern seaboard with more in Aruha anri Curacao in the ,u.,,« ,,e ,-,„., f>Jur1man 

than 3200 baptized members Canhhriin nt the invitation of •».pr«no. Minarn Z HermtSa 

B'nai B.rith recoBniJed his the West Intlian Methodist "";• * 

work in Philadelphia with the 

Mrs. Dienert to speak here 

Church Your faith will bp 

Human Relations Award and richly H'wsrrind by hearing Mr 

he was awarded Honorary 

M r s t J enrgp Smith. 

Evans 

all over the continent In Knighthood by the KnighU of 

president of the Women'* 

addition the Billy Graham Columbus "in recognition of Thp song service will he al 

Association uf the First 

"Europa Tela" Crusade was his devotion tn God a/ld to his 7-10 pm in the Sanctuary 

Presbyterian Church, 7th st 

beamed by radio to Africa, fellow man " He is the first The Metropolitan Quartet leads 

and Wesley av , announces thai 

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Boats and traffic jams 

Mid-summer traffic in Ocean City is 

heavy in its normal flow, hut traffic in 

the vicinity of 9th .it and Boy av this 

Saturday night will bfirH(>r on thn 

The cause of the anticipatod traffic 

jam on the 9th st boulevard will be 

boats. A large fleet of di'oornU'd boats 

will sail in the Annual Night in Vcnici' 

marine pageant, and these will be 

accompanied by still another fleet of 

spectator boats. 

Many of these partiripatinfj and 

spectator crafts are large, too large to 

pass under the 9th st bridge without 

benefit of an open span As a result, the 

9th st, bridge will be up and down like ;i 

yqyo Saturday evening 

The span openings cause truffle to 

back up on 9th st, and the better part of 

the way across the Ocean City causeway 

The situation is enough to try the 

patience of PVMn th*' rrmef complnr r-nt 

motorists 

Public Safety officials suggt'st that 

motorists planning to (inter nr lenvp 

Ocian City Saturday evening to tin so 

befnfP 7 p m . fhti st.'irtinjJ turn" i'f th"* 

Above and beyond 

parade, or use one > 1 f the nther highwnyi 

in iinrl out of town 

Those coming from the Cape May 

County mninliinti via the Roosevelt hlvd. 

causeway have no ronci'm in this 

situation. However, it directly effects 

those Jriving between Ocean City nnd 

Atltmtie County mainland •„* 

The Ocean City Somers point 

causeway is the only toll-free entry for 

those motorists coming from Atlantic 

County Those wishing to use the 34th 

st entrance will be required to pay the 

toll of crossing Great Egg Harbor.Bay 

between Somers Point and Beesbys 

Point Those heading for the uptown 

areii will be charged n toll on the Ocean 

City Uingport bridge 

However, the toll charge is the lesser 

of two evils for those planning to enter 

or leave Ocean City this Satiirriay 

evening H will hn worth the charge to 

get clear of the bottleneck which, ever 

since the Night in Veni'V parade was 

inaugurated I* 1 ' years ago, has developed 

On th" 9th «' spun this pHrtifillflr night 

nf thr var 

Plaudits for Ocean City P"lk'p 

Sergeant Nicholas Impagliazzio His 

recommendation for the disposal of 

diecarded television picture tubes has 

been signed into law by Governor Oahill 

The new statue passed by the State 

Legislature in late Spring, provides for a 

maximum fine of $50 or five days 

imprisonment for anyone found guilty 

of abandoning or discarding TV picture 

tubes in public or private places 

accessible to children 

Sergeant NieholaJ is a real cop, and 

that reference is in the complimentary 

nature. Sergeant Nick does not stop his 

police work when he completes his tour 

of duty each day. He thinks police work 

all the time. 

Police officers are under the gun of 

widespread criticism these days, much of 

it unjuitifled. In many instances. 

particularly in the tro'ihled urban areas, 

!h>' police officer is th« J last line betwpen 

an orderly society and anarchy. 

Officers likf 1 Sgt, Impagliazzio must 

know enough about the law to know 

when, where and how to make an arrest. 

This takes hours and hours of study and 

research of the national, state and 

community statutes. 

Sgt Nick's concern seems to have 

gone a bit beyond the practical 

application of police work. His 

suggestion was in the good of the public 

safety and indicates that police officers 

are concerned about the welfare of the 

people in their care. If it saves one child 

from injury by an exploding television 

tube it was well worth all the effort of 

moving legislative mountains to bring a 

public safety idea into law. 

Plaudits, Sergeant Nick. 

Hospital and the community 

Shore Memorial Hospital on Sunday 

will break ground on a new forty-sm bed 

addition to be constructed on the east 

ride of the hospital pounds in Somers 

Point, 

There is a point of nostalgia here for 

old timers in the area. Whan the new 

edition li completed, about this time 

next year, Atlantic Shores Hospital will 

be completely obscured. The three-story 

frame structure which housed the 

origins] hogpital facilities will be 

iuireunded by four new modern winp 

that comprise the dramatically expanded 

mainland medical center. 

Ocean City and the other surrounding 

communities which turn to Shore 

Memorial for the medical assistance of 

their people have reason to be proud of 

and complementary to the hospital. Over 

three decades it has been developed from 

a small haven for alcoholics to one of the 

major medical complexes in Southern 

New Jersey. 

- The Board of Governors and the 

institution's admmistt-ators are to be 

commended for their ajpmsiveness in 

meeting the hospital needs of the 

community, and also for their courage to 

undertake an $800,000 expansion 

project at this time. High costs are being 

felt, possibly more forecefully, in the 

hospital industry than in any other area 

of corporate or individual endeavor of 

our times. 

Shore Memorial Hospital is a 

non-profit organization. Every dollar 

received from its patients and cash 

donations along with gifts of equipment, 

are turned back into the purpose to 

which the hospital is dedicated .the 

public health and all the facilities 

necessary to maintain it, 

The community wishes the governors 

and administrators the best of success in 

their newest effort to fulfill the 

important part they held in the 

community, and to provide its people. 

with the best hospital facilities available. 

Remember when . , . 

ONI YEAR AGO 

Because of the cooperation 

of two young men arrested in a 

car containing $6,000 worth of 

illegal prescription drugs, 

police were able to find the 

source of much of the local 

dm| traffic, a long abandoned 

drug factory in Wenonah, 

Gloucester County 

• • • 

An amateur-made sigft_ was 

erected on the Semen Point 

causeway in reference to the 

smell which surrounds the 

residential urea In the vicinity 

of 3rd st. and Simpson ay,, 

nesr the sewer plant. The sign 

read "Hold your nose at Third 

and Bay, Thty fouled things up 

election day." 

• • • 

Hugh O'Brian was peeled 

by Mayor Robert Sharp when 

the actor visited Ocean City 

while during a break in his 

performance in "Cactus 

Flower" at the Smithville 

Music Fair 


The City Commission turned 

down the request of a local 

man who souît approval for 

the opening of a sweater 

knitting business in a building 

occupied by a roller .skating 

rink on Atlantic av between 

North st. and 1st st. 

• • « 

Police were looking for the 

robbers who broke open a safe 

«t Hogate's restaurant and then 

did a repeat performance at the 

Jolly Roger in Somers Point, 

• » * 

Ptl. Harry Lord an'6 Pll, 


Friday, July If, 1970 

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SfMvta W—kly ntry Viund,y; SMnl-WMkly TuMday and 

FfMty tntn HCMM MM* in JMM until Later D*y 

Michael Impagliazzo were 

awarded the rank of sergeant 

by Public Safety Director D 

Allen Stretch, 

* * * 

TEN YEARS ADO 

Identical twins Marilyn and 

Evelyn Rink made Ocean City 

history by being the first two 

girls selected to share the 

crown of Quenn Infanta VI, 

• • • 

Conversion of the local 

ti'lephonp service from manual 

to dial and the introduction of 

the new (ll-number calling 

system with direct distance 

dialing service was (cheduled 

by the New Jersey Bell 

Telephone Company to be in 

operation in Ocean City by 

May, 1361. 

TWENTY YEARS AQQ 

Ground breaking ceremonies 

for the new sanctuary of St. 

John's Evangelical Lutheran 

Church, 10th st. and Central 

av, were conducted by Rev 

Frank F. Adler, 

* • * 

The Public Safety' 

department established a 

oourteiy service which enabled 

young men eligible for selective 

se.-yjee to register in City Hall 

and save the trip to Cape May 

Court House, 

ihe Oldimm 

Forum and agin 1 'em 

"When a man forgets him- 

self, he usually dots gome- 

thing that everybody else re- 

members." 

Editor, Sentinel-Ledger: It 

appears that Ocean City, like 

every other profit-making 

organization, is not concerned 

with the effects of its actions 

upon the environment. 

Ocean City's dredging 

project has been created with 

little concern for its effects on 

the area. Such irresponsible 

indifference by city officials 

cannot be tolerated in a time 

when destruction of our last 

remaining natural areas is 

taking place. 

It has been feebly suggested 

by fishermen that the dredge 

holes create good fishing spotl, 

and city officials have accepted 

this as evidence that such holes 

are ineffecttial, 

A study of submerged 

dredge holes by Fisheries 

Biologist, submitted August 

1969, states "although the 

formation of (dredge) holes is 

not recommended some were 

af benefit in that they retained 

the warm waMr of the fall 

months, thus providing a 

soneentrating effect on the fish 

>t mid-depths in winter which 

is of vilue to the angler''. 

Howev«r, the study also says 

"our observations have shown 

there are several additional 

factors that can help cause 

(the) stagnation. One of these 

i» the intrusion of fresh pound 

wal#r appears to he taking 

place". With the problem of 

salt water intrusion taking 

place, Ocein City s 

"marvelous" dredge may help 

create a problem that will cost 

mor« than any beach erosion. 

Therefore, I call upon the 

city officials to stop all 

dredging until a mere 

ecologically sound alternative 

can be found, 

Charles W, Fisher 

701 Shore rd, 

Bce«ley's Point 

Editor, Sentinel-Ledger: As 

someone who has come to 

Ocean City since I was a small 

boy ind who has i fondness 

for this town, I feel compelled 

to write this letter in the hope 

that you may contribute 

something to a situation that 

exist*, especially during the 

influx of vacationers, that 

concerns the well being and 

possibly the life of humans. 

I am referring to the ittitudi 

of the medical doctors and 

their general refusal to render 

any kind of medical assistance 

when it Is required, La«t week 

my wife was stricken with • 

gall bladder attack and not one 

doctor would respond to the 

calli for help. One, through his 

secretary, simply asked if we 

were a regular customer and, as 

we were not, he bowed out. 

How, may I ask, docs anyone 

become a regular customer of t 

doctor? 

I am told that relidenU of 

Ocean City even experience 

this problem. 1 am also told 

thnt there is a shortage of 

doc tons in Ocean City and the 

ones practicing are overworked 

ind unable to take on "new 

custom ers", 

Now, I am not against 

doctors • my very bMt friend in 

a doctor and I am jure he l» 

overworked it tlmei but I hwe 

never heard him neak of 

humans bejng regular 

euttsmen" and ever refuting 

to give l.is help to Mtntons in 

need • cUftomer or not. 

Ocean City has advertised 

itself aj a family retort and it it 

that in the main, Every season 

thousands of visitors visit this 

town • everything from Infants 

through grandparents. I think 

it is the responsibility of the 

City to make certain there is 

available medical help in time 

of nued for these people who 

contribute to the economy of 

this city and its populace The 

town fathers are very Dim 

about protecting the bath»re 

with lifeguards • it seems to me 

they should be equally 

concerned about life and death 

off the beaches. 

Man's inhumanity to man is 

a favordd term these days by 

the press L^t's put it to use in 

Ocean City as concerns a sick 

nonresident and those who 

took the famous oath we all 

know about I can be 

understanding of many thinp 

but this matter is deadly 

serious and a better w»y must 

be found to help those in need 

of doctors that which now 

exists in Ocean City, New 

Jersey 

Wilbur Marple 

Blue Bell, Pa. 

Editor, S#ntinelLedger: Not 

all of the Interested residents 

and homeowners were present 

at the City CommiMion 

meeting recently held regarding 

the 400 block Asbury av,, due 

to being out of town and 

illness. 

What a pity Fred Palermo 

has not thought for his 

fellowman. How does he sleep 

it night? I re«d that Mayor 

Sharp is sympathetic with out 

problemt but that it is 

essentially a neighborApod 

problem and nothing cift- be 

done unless it is a public 

nuisance. 

Mayor Sharp, this is a public 

nuisance! Not to you, perhaps, 

or Palermo, since you both live 

out of this area. But it is 

certainly to us who purchased 

our homes in your Ocean City 

and hoped to continue to live 

in an environment to which we 

are accustomed and which we 

had when we moved here. 

Mayor Sharp, suppose I 

purchased a home on either 

side of you or Palermo and had 

the noise, etc., all night long as 

we have here. Would you still 

say the same thing, or would 

there suddenly be a law which 

would cover -this sort of thing? 

We of the 400 block Asbury 

av, have reached a decision to 

band together and enlarge our 

group to bring an end to the 

things we have endured over 

th« past few years. We invite 

anyone who may have the 

same problems with large 

groups renting houses to join 

us. Tii* parents of one of the 

girls in the 400 block mentions 

that "oldsters who were never 

young are haranguing these 

glrU". M»y I say to her... has 

she ever bothered to find out 

for herself just what goel on all 

night long? Why, since she 

states that her daughter's 

associates are fine diameters 

from excellent backgrounds, 

would she not be considerably 

Upset at finding her daughter 

living under the condition* 

with which the it? I noted her 

letter !• signed Sea Iile City, I 

mjggctt all those "rcip«table" 

young people rent home* in 

Set Isle City next door to thii 

parent. I dare say the would 

find herself "haranguing" these 

young people since it would be 

the end of her peaceful 

ejtistance in Sea Isle City, 

These young people can 

have all the fun they want, but 

not at our expense. What about 

the people who live in Ocean 

City permanently, those who 

are ill; those who ar« working 

and would like a good night's 

rest to be able to work the 

next day? 

1 read an article in the paper 

over the 4th in which Public 

Safety Director Wimberg 

doesn't want anyone to take 

the law into his own hands. On 

the other hand, our Mayor 

Sharp tells us that It is a 

neighborhood problem and we 

should solve things ourselves. 

At this point I am rather 

confused. 

However, if Mayor Sharp" 

really means this, we could 

handle things better by really 

enlarging our group to a "civic 

organisation" in Ocean City, 

To you people in the 4th st. 

area and any other part of 

Ocean City, make your feelinp 

known. Write to our mayor 

and let us know If you are 

ready to organize. We are 

already thinking of next year 

and ways to solve some of our 

problems 

Our thanks goes to the 

wonderful Police Department 

who worked extremely hard 

this past holiday weekend in 

th« 400 block. They helped us 

tremendously and we greatly 

appreciate it. 

Mrs, Don Irwin 

436 Asbury av. 

Editor, Sentinel-Ledger: 

Regarding Bill Hughes' attack 

on Congressman Sandman's us« 

of public funds to mail 

questionnaires to votert 

regarding i»su*s confronting 

our government today ... 

I personally feel very 

strongly that Mr, Sandman'i 

"public opinion polls" were 

official. What could be more 

official than our elected 

representative using the 

taxpayers money to find out 

what those taxpayers think, 

about the many majqf 

problems in this country and 

abroad? 

Mr, Sandman 1 * "official" job 

in Washington li to represent 

"us", and how better can he 

repHisent "ui" than to know 

how "we" think? More often 

than not, we, the "silent 

majority", sit back and 

vocalize privately but do not 

write those "letters" to our 

Congressman and Senators, 

Mrs, Sandman's questionnaires 

ire an attempt to facilitate 

responses from Ut physically 

and mentally lazy souls who 

ordinarily procrastinato about 

vocalizing through the proper 

channels, 1 found nothing 

"slanted" in the questionnaires 

received from Congressman 

Sandman. They were multiple 

eholee questions and the 

choice covered were the tame 

ones confronting the 

administration, 

It seems that Mr. Kughet 

could better take up newspaper 

space by candidly voicing hit 

opinions regarding the main 

issue* facing our 

nation , , , Vietnam 

, , . Cambodia , , , the 

draft , ..racial Uniioni... 

Itudent UniWt . ., poverty 

,,, mltuM of welfare fund* 

and etc,, , etc, ... etc, Let'i 

hear Mmethlng constructive 

from Bill Hughei. 

^ J. N. 

Ocman City a la Carte 

UP WITH PEOPLE Thp "Up With Pnoplc" singing 

group will put on two performanevs hen 1 next Monday 

and Tuesday nights. This is their third visit here in as 

many years In the pugt thi'y liuvi' heiMi gri'eU'd with 

enthusiastic support nnd there is iw reason why the; 

shouldn't receive the same trciiliiK'nt this yoar The 

othpr day two young Jfldics, advance arrsingors for the 

group, stopped uUtb* 1 Sentinel office to give us sorap 

pictures and information uhnu^ this year's program, 

They smiled cheerfully as they cnUTi-d the office and 

bubbled enthusiasm throughout the entire conversation. 

They told us where the group is now and what their 

plans are for the next few weeks They will he in Cape 

May over the weekend, visit here for two days, then 

swing west for several stops until they reach Iowa fora 

series of appearances. We hod the pleasure 1 of hearing the 

35 voice group rehearse last summer at the Music Pier It 

made us feel good just to watch them They write most 

of their own music and do all their own 'horeogniphy 

Most of the singers, are in their late ici'iiu -nduct 

Lop*.r Orij^r 

Piirkinc ( m «•••>!• 

Mnndiiv j 

•I p m r.-imjT 

Te.irhintJ Si"îiin*. 

Hfiifl 

f Mi, -it Hi..ir\ (' 

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i-In 

Tuesday 

If) 3(1 ;, m Wnmi-n » Bibi. 

Study F*< I! u v* *hip Lc-ut'T 

ALHiltciriUm OueM T',irh.r 

Mrs Alfred Difni'rl 

Wednesday 

n o p m Mirlwi-i k Bibli- 

Si ii ri y Ho y r i, ,, wer 

Auditurium 

U p rn Campus (Vus.idi' 

Tearhiny Srsfeiuh, 1 - L-int'nlfl 

Hold 

Thursdiiv 

1 2 IS p m CBMf 

LunchtM.n, PKniouth Irin Mf-n 

9 p m 

Lincoln H'J 

f.j Lif.- 

Saturday 

8.30 p.m. Campus Crusade 

Coffoe Miiuw. Lincoln Hi.'""I 

HOLY TRINITY 

EPISCOPAL 

I 1th st and Ontr.il av 

Rev Charles L Wood. 

D, Ed , Rector 

* * a 

Sunday (Eighth .Sunda> 

after Trinits ) 

7 3 0 urn H ii i i 

Communion D r C o •• - 

C"lehrant. 

9 ii-m. Murnint' Pr:i>cr Dr 

Wood, offieaiH. Mr Wisnei 

preacher 

11 am Choriii Eurh^ri.s! 

Dr. Wood. celebr;ii)l Mr 

Wisner, prearher 

7 30 pm Eveniny Piuv.i 

I hi,r>.ri.,i 

1 N ill ;i III V.iUlli ('I,..,, 

,.!,.• ..i..,,' ,. Ch.,|,. ! H,.I! 

')' FAN CITY TABKHVA'T V 

'i AnA i ! ,i m NiisrniF y 

Si'ri»f 

Thf H.'V Martin f 

Wiwiiai pa.li.r nf isi Paul''. 

LutlVNin ('(lunh in Olncl 

I'h.l.iH.-lpiii.i .(ii-akiir 

p m Kii-ninu Sf.mci' Dr 

I) F^.-giri.ifi Ihj.mk.^ rrimi^ti.r 

..I t h.' Brir k Pff-'shytPrian 

I'llunh in S'.w Vorl.:, Hpi-akfr 

Th. Ri.v Jcihn r Kulp. 

rhnphnn .if th. 1 dny 

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SHILOH BAPTIST 

Till «t ,ind SimpMin HV 

Ri'v J,imi". t'irts. 

Pa«t,.r 

11) a m .Sunday School 

11 a m Morning Worship 


1'NION CHAPEL 

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Indipinfli'iit Evarigelica] 

Inlcreii'nfjminalional 

l'l urn Sunday School 

with rU.v,..* for all apps 

11 .'Hi Morning Worhsip 

Hi i Risbrrl C Smoot. Jr 

pitsuir of Chtpcl Hill United 

I 1 r .• >hi t'Tiim Church in 

B;ili ii.iurf. Md , guest preacher 

* * » 

ST JOHN'S LUTHERAN 

1 Oih -,t arid Central av 

R.v D Richard tiarriMjn, 

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and 

We apprehend Life in 

divine Seienre only a> w^ live 

above rnrpnrxj &**%£*> ajid 

rorrprl it On. prfiporlionalt- 

admgMiuin of the claims of 

Bood or of evil Het*rininf.s the 

hitrmfmy of our existence oyr 

health, our Ipngrvitv, anri our 

fhristianify ' 

One of the Bible paiisagis is 

from Job The Spint of Ood 

continued on paê 4 

THf TUESDAY 

Bible Class 

7M P. M, 

TAUOHT BV 

Mr. Lyle Olmstead 

(MOW STUDYING 

REVELATION! 

MEETS EVERY 

TUISDAY AT 



OCIAN CITY. N. J. 

ALL ABE WELCOME 

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Sunday 

SOfs m Sunday Sen ic# 

10 am Sunday SchofH 

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8 pm T»*>iimnny mwtirsg 

Daily = 

10 am Ln 1pm Rpading 

-Rifiiffl Op* •: 

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Qut>M!it.fn-S abfjut the nnpin 

^nd pr^sm'atinn uf life are 

ST. JOHN'S 

LUTHERAN 

CHURCH 

Tenth Street 

and 

Central Avenue 

A CONGREGATION OF THE LUTT^RAN 

CHURCH m AAffiMCA* 

THE REV. D. RICHARD 04RR/SOW 

SUMMER SCHEDULi — Hours of Worship 

8:30 A. M, - The Sefvtei 

9:30 A. M. - Sunday Church School 

11:00 A.M.-TheSmke 

St John's Lutheran Chapel 

36th Street and West Avenue 

10:30 A.M.-Hie Service 

July 19th 

THE Rf V. WALTER SCHUMAN 

LMMMTM Onireh «« rb> NaMvIfy, Altantwrn. ft. 

Ocean Cify Baptist Church 

HOME OP THi OCIAN CITY SUMMIR BISLI CONP6RINCE 

T1NTH STRE1T and WISLEY AVENUE, OCIAN CITY, NEW JIRSIY 

SATURDAY, JULY 11th 

7i30 p.m.—Rev. Victor B. Beattie, Steve & Barbwa Muito, voca)i»ti 

SUNDAY, JULY 19th, 1970 

9:30 mm.—SUNDAY SCH^L in grided CIMMH for the fMnily 

i0i48 ..m.—REV. VICTOR B. BEATTIE 

HMM &wntary o» Ttw Pock* TMttmm* LMflM 

7:30 p.ni.—REV. TERRYL DELANEY 

AnwrifM iMri tf MiMioM to rh* Jtm 

STEVE and BARBARA MUSTO, vocalitU 

ITOB PARKWG 8:00 a.m. • 12.00 noon Sunday at WATSON'S 

RESTAURANT and IMPALA^ PARKWO LOTS, and AT THE CHURCH, 

"""SUNDAY 2:30 pjn.—SACRED MUSICALE on Mum W« 

Stove Mu»to, baritone; Barbara Muito, •oprano 

BIBLE CONFERENCE SCHEDULE — Ev.ry lv«n(ns *t 7:30 P.M. 

MORNING BIBLE HOUR 11:00 A.M. (TuMdty thru Friday) 

JULY 20 thru 26 — REV. EDWARD H, STADY 

Pmtr Nwi* lyracuH taplM Church, NHUI SyracM*, N. Y. 

FREE PABimJG FOR 80 GARS AT THE CHURCH (eatranGe on Wwliy 

Avenue) BLIVATOR TOR YOUR CONVENnPICE. Nursery and 

baby sittiag facilities for fdl evening meetings and all Sunday mMUap. 


Wesley Avenue, 5th-6th Streets 

Ocean City, New Jersey 

SUNDAY, JULY 19 

9 A.M. and 11 AM, - Identical Services 

THE REV. MARTIN C. WISZNAT 

Pastor. St Paul's Lutheran Church, Olney, Pa. 

7 P. M. — Evening Service at the Tabernacle 

DR. D. REGINALD THOMAS 

Minister, The Brick Presbyterian Church, New York, N, Y. 

Great Song Service Led by Wilier D. Eddowes, jr. 

Music at All Services by Ocean City Tabernacle Quartet 

Fritz Krueger, Director and Tenor Deborah TnnuJ, Soprano 

Robin Frenz, Contralto Tom Perkins, Baritone 

E, Woodley Kalehoff, Organic 


NEXT WEEK: JULY 26 

9 A.M. and 11 A.M. Stnrtcts 

DR. RALPH W. SOCKMAN 

Minister Emeritus, Christ Church, Methodist, New York. New Yort 

DR. JOHN A" MCELROY 

District Superintendent, Northern N. J., The United MtfbodJat OtemA 

THI EVENING SERVICES IN THE TA 

ARE OFF TO A GREAT START! WE WH1 SS 

k

PAOi 4 _ SECTION TWO 


iintiiHH'd from piiij*. 

Sllh «l ami Ni'w V," I 

H"V (ii'M'- C.-ti. ii 

liiith inncin mi', inrl Hit- hri-ulh ^'niillix 

ill (hi' Almitfhlv )r rnii-l lllfj 


This Week 

CERRUTi 

Beauty Shoppe 

•EAUTY CULTUBf 

IN ALL •RANCHES 

HOUSf OF SfAUTY 

COMPLlTi 

•BAUTY 

Aibury Av«., 399-1621 M»lr Cutting 

ELWNA M, MUSKHTT, fryiitf TlnHnu 

W.«r Av», Dial 399.1394 

s I 

ivemie Loeauiy Sal on 


3331 Wesf Avenue Phone 399.0763 

ANN ND JOHN'S 


tM Aibwry Av«. Ph. 399419« 

ANN and JOHN MANNI 

Open Thursday EvsHfln 

Wtm P.rklnf m KM IMH 

"YOUR DOORWAY TO LOVIUNIM" 

HILDEGARD'S 



.710 Aibury Av». Dial 399-5035 

EVENING 


ITH STRUT in4 CINTRAL AVINUI 

P«rm«n«nt Waving; Htir Tinting 

DIAL 3994}M5 

Pr.prt.tor MARY NIIH 

Tel 399 . 

FRIDAY, JULY \7, 1970 

Seminary professor in pulpit 

at Presbyterian Church Sunday 

St. John's to host 

Dialogue '70 elasi 

1 p rn Bihli" StuHv Ornup 

* 

Thu red ay 

7 30 pm .^nior Chrur 

prnrtifp 

St Johri's Lutheran Church 

will be host to John DelCono 

ill the Dialogue 70 Clnss 

Philadelphia, will bring to Sunday 

Ocean City ii portion of hrr Mr DelCorio, a psychiatric 

dnll rolircliiin mil wi|| |(,|| soGiaj worker, is administrator 

inleri'stinR «nd informative at Capp May County Guidance 

stories nhoul i-irh (im> MrsCenter 

His topic will be the 

Miller has been lidding t,, her mental health needs of Cape 

collection f,,r m!my sears and May County. 

prnmises a di-liL'hlfnl arifrnoon Dialogue -70 has proven to 

program 

be an interesting and popular 

type of class Any adult 

interested is invited to nttend 

The class meets ai 1007 

Central av Sundays between 

B ,30 and 10 30 a m 

Sunday • 

9:45 am Church School Wednesday. 

Re Boswell's 

Beauty Salon 

II am Morning Worship 

Wash and Wear Wigi 

Specializing In Permanent nnt Waves 

714 Aibury Av«, Dial Dil 3»f,1141 3»f11 

i t i|j 

YEAR ROUND 

STEDEM'S BEAUTY SHOP 

th* Ptrwn.1 

of MRS. UAURINCI f, STIDIM 

923 Asbury Avenue ' 

7 P m " Senior Choir 

8:30 pm Young People practice 

"30 p.m. • Evening Service * * * 

. . . - SEAVILLI UNITED 

Wpdncsday 

METHODIST 

8 p,m, • Prayer meeting Rev. Clyde Bradway 

. . Pastor 

BETHEL UNITED • • • 

Look Your Sundiy 

§Mf wlfh Glaitu 

OffiANOTYS 

Oldest EatabliJlMd OpHoiui 

519 f, 8th St. 

Dial 399-4000 

METHODIST Sunday- 

Ocean Heights av 1030 a.m. Church School 

* * ' 7:30 p.m. -Evening Worship 

Sunday • • • 

9 11am 45 am Church Morning School Worship Thurediy- 

8 p.m. • Choir reheareal 

* * * 

• • * 

CENTRAL UNITED 

FRIENDS MEETINa HOUSE 

METHODIST 

Shore rd., Seaville 

Shori' rd and Central av 

Meeting for divine worship 

Ri-v Albert S Layton. 

each First Day morning at 11 

D D , Pastor 

o'clock. 

Rev Clarence Wilson, 

Associate 

MARMORA GOSPEL CHAPEL 

Rev Howard D Stratton, Wister and Lyndhurst rds. 

Assistant 

Edward Richmond, 

' ' * Evangelist 

Sunday• • » • 

9 30 and 11 am • Morning SundaypVf^w 

S(1 ? n ' ," Thp 9:30 a l urn MnplsyM by Hit 

Q Padafi! OsvsrnnMM, 

fl If |M»«lbl« M havo 

my Civil Servlc. Dtttb B*n* 

fit aMlflned to you far my 

fun»fi!» 

You may do ihj« by 

oontactina oui' ollicc, 

- II you are eligible^we 

will complete the Civij Service 

standard tofm 2i0f for 

you and file it with the Ch'll 

ft. JL Service Com 

•" --'•^^ mission. Anyone 

emplwed 

by tile Ftdwal 

m " Communion 

Polluted Waters ', Rev. Wilson. Service 

Government who 

930 and 11 a.m • Church 11 a.m - Family Bible Hour 

is subjoct to the 

Nu Federal Retire 

,J"^' „ 7:30 p.m. - Qoipel Service 

men! Act and 

9:30 a.m. Church School • < • 

has more Ihan 

for (ill ages except senior high Tuesday- y 

live years of 

youth 

8:45 • p.m. . Oirli ClaM 

civilian service 

• • • 

may have one of two kinds 

Wednesday. 

of death bemsfiM; (i) a ma. 

7:45 p.m. Prayer meeting vivor annuity beneflt uWdi 

is ^yflJale in monthly ii»tajl. 

* * 

Thursday- 

menu to a widow and de. 

pmdent diildren or C2) a 

6:45 p.m. • Boys CIMJ lump sum benefit, If you 

• • • 

havi been employed more 

CORBW CITY BAPTIST 

ABB five ymn and have a 

Main ft. 

dependent wife or children 

Rev. Harry F. Findejgon, 

yiQu are ineligible to rtc^ve 

Paitor 

a lunip aun benefit. If you 

• • • 

have no dependents n lump 

aun is payable, Although you , 

Introducing 

Sunday. 

may be ineligible at the pres. 

MISS /MARY JO 

9:45 a.m. • Church School en( tlmo to receive a lump 

(FaniMriy if GWi) 

11 a.m. • Morning Wenhip mm beneflt 

A s s o c i a t i o n Ameriran 

of Pennsylvania, Boilon. 

impact of Christmniiv iin 

Association of University 

Zurich, Bnrcelonn, Oiford 

hffiod thirsty savilges 

Profe^mirs, Who's Who in the 

From 1940 to 1949 he 

First Presbvlerian Wom..n's 

East, Coniemporar v Authors. 

served as pastor uf First United 

Assoeini in n conducts the 

Contributing Editor. 

Presbyterian Church 

W a men's B i h | P Stud y 

Christianity Today 

Brocktcin. Mass: Sunsel Hill 

Fellowship "neh Tue«floy at 

Dr Cerstliei, Is the author of 

f'h,, ,,l, M, I,,, h,,,,, „ 

10 30 il m in fhe Liiwm, 

several hook- "•- -"'•rli's and Aiidiiorilim 

HOUSE 

There is |oy in rhe tree hou«e neitled 

high in the boughi . . . for the boyi 

elimbing up to play in it . . . for the 

adulti remsmbtrlng the golden after. 

DOOM of their own childhood. 


Funeral Home 

HIRifRT L. GODFRfY, Mflr 


8W Central Avenue 

Hedging for the future, as in tf\« past, thm 

finmst and most dignified funeral service, 

IN TIME OF TROUiLE Wf AR§ AS 

NEAR AS YOUR PHONI — DIAL 

Successors to Ocean City's Firat Funeral Dirertor 

Sometimes grownups say wistfully, 

"I wish I were that age again." Bgt do 

they rtnlly wish it? Being o child n won. 

derfu , but maturing can be a painful 

process. 

Help your ehildrn enjoy the precious 

childhood hours - nev*r forgetting that 

they must grow up. Remember you have 

o never ending source of guidance. The 

church will help your children preserve 

the spirit of youth and give them the 

wisdom, courage and faith ihot will 

sustain thsm through the rest of their 

livei. 

Sunday Monday Tuesday Wedneiday Thursday ffidey Saturday 

EphBsian, James Motthow Matthew Luke Matthew Matthew 

5:21 to 6:9 2.1-17 5:112 6:1-8 

Scripturei rftfetett hy (fir American RiUle- S 

6,37-42 13n.9, W23 1&31 

l mil K,.|,i,., ,!,/,,.„ 

35*^52 

__ mmm ^hh Series Sponsored 

The Cape May County 

National Bank 

Ml Aibury Ave, Dial 399-1300 

Carey's 

RM( Iifart Sarvlcsi 

!5»h A Boardwalk Dill 3994!78 

Garden Meters, Inc. 

Llncol 

220 W«l«y 

Hunt Trovd Agency 

37 Atbuy Av», Dial 

Ocean Abstract Company 

230 Ww Av, Dial 

Ocean CHy 

Watsr Service Company 

210 Tmth Str-f Oi.| 3ff4423 

27th Street Delicatonon 

MILT and IVY LAN! 

27th St, and Axbury Dial 399-2119 

Ocean City Glass 

All Kind, of 01*,. _ Am Air CondrHwInjl 

926 Aibury Avfc Dial 399-2124 

Ocean City Home 

,IS Vln ? $ * Loon AssoeJatien 

1001 ^bury Av, Dial 39f-0fli2 

Eugene W, Poshley 

Shor» Road, Marmort, Dial 39V-3344 

MB 

611 

Seashore 

mo Ai owwd 

•10 Aibury Ay. 

Scott 

ptoto Rul IMila S*TVICM — 

ari..r He tiUi 

NelM.n H C11..W,, oti'p 

ni! up dirf-ttion cf Mrs Thomas B 

IhP sumimi viiulh wo 

hu. farnpaith fur Ihe 

Business or Pleasure Travel! 

1/ S Miilllni'aii* will sinu I Behi'Vf 

hymn Sinn on Simdnyi 

SenSle, (his will vint Ih 

('ape IP Mirarl**". hy .John W 

o'flock and ii iwrcii 

May r,,unij j H Fnl )14S, 

Pderson The Choir 

activity Tnr.«d.nv ..vi.ninir 

/fliirth nf Cape Mav 

Thursd«\ morn ings at 10 .10 in 

" etijek 

Satu rriay 

Ohapei Hall All youth 

The lfl70 Ocpan City 

ceclirntiriR hi Hnve invited tn (hi, rehfarsak and 10 

Summer Bibli' Confrrcnc-p 

In take hi*, rjimpaijn to Ihe sing with Lhr, rhoir 

whirh began .Junt- 2h rnntinui'h 

people, will jfiin the crowd at 

At 9 .10 a m preceding the 

for 10 ron.M'Cu five weeks, 

the fair In tryto 

meet 

Worship Service, Sunday 

through September R. wiih a 

personally at many riti?.ens at 

IN MIW *OlE CITY 

School n hi.lri with rlasses fnr 

new '.peaker, and rf.ffi>ri>nt RPV KriwHrri H Stady P"ssih|p 

N. f FsH 

all ages. 

"I'm ernphsi&izing persfinal 

lul Tirniiiiai W,ndo» 17 

Ample off street parking is 

ronUiel with peoplts ' said 

Fhant 7-34-1610 

provid«i for worshippers on a 

Gross, 'hefause I want tn learn 

111 

paved lot jdjarreni u, the 

whal the citizens of NewChapel 

on Asbu ry av 

Jersey believe about the issues 

107th annual camp meeting of Ihe 1970's ' 

"I want to listen to Ihe 

pro at South Seaville July 26 people, instead of majcing 

Prpsidnnl' 

speeches, saifl the 38 year old 

rt, it 

|X)sals arc put >nto flT 

The lOTlh Annual Camp 

Repubiipan eandidat* "It 

SUPER-RIGHT 18 TO 19-POUND, SHORT SHANK COOKED 

prii'n 

ciiuld mi'fin irif.rfaHi'ri 

Mpptlng of the South Jersey 

at 7 ,'iO p m Speaker on 

appejifs to me that every 

SMOKED HAMS 

Cdmp Meftinii Ahsoeialhin !?, 

Monday, Tuesday, Thursday 

eandidate seerns to have all the 

stability , , " 

beiri|J cnnrlurted. at South 

and Friday will be the Rev 

answers bui few .if those who 

Spavillc now through July 26 

Hollo A Michapl, pastor of 

are elected h(Vc the solutions 

Red Bank United Methodist 

HighliEhUi of the rifSl week. 

to our problems. " 

Church 

which opened Sunday, i> the 

Gross will amve at the Cape 

appearance Saturday of Donald Wednesday at * 10 p m the 

May County 4-H Fair at 2:30 

your Home Is Complete 

SUTT PORTION 

larnhouif, special news Blue Ridge Quartett* will be 

SHANK PORTION 

p rn 

commentator ovnr WCAU TV prop-am guests Thursday will 

W/th 

in Philadelphia He will speak be Women's Society of 

Wumadloll 

at the 7 30 p m service at Christian Service Day with a 

which time VVajter D Eddowes meeting set for 3 p.m. The 

Jr , from the Tabernacle theme is Choose Life " CLASSIFIED AD 

The original aluminum roll-up auriing services here in Ocean City, Saturday at 7 .10 p m, a special BRINGS RfSULTS 

will be song leader and musical service Will he 

director 

prpsetited. 

We Care 

Sunday's schedule will 

The conciudinj day of the 

SMOKED HAMS 

include servici:- at 11 a.m. with 

Camp Meetinc will be Sunday JOSEPH R, 

the Rev. Carl ton Nelson, pastor 

July 26 The 11 a.m speaker 

WHOLE OR 

of Oadwaider Heights United 

will be Rev Carl Rearner. DICKINSON, III 

SHANK 

Methodist Church in Trenton, 

retired member of the Registered Build.r - 

as speajcer. The 1 p.m. service 

Southern New Jersey Annual 

HALF 

will have Rev Franklin T 

Conference At 1 p m the Rev # NEW HOMES 

ih. 

Buck, former president of the 

I, Hillman Coffee, pastor of the # ALTERATION 

South Jersey Camp Meeting 

United Methodist Church at 

ROLL-UP 

Association and a retired 

Ml Holly, will speak. The final # REPAIRS OF 

• AlumaRoll awning; lowtr inside •.AlumaRoll awnings idjutt to any member of the Southern New 

service will be 7 30 p m with ANY KIND RIB ROASTS 

Mroptritufi is much «$ IS*;—help position. Rail dEwn tor less light Jersey Annual Methodist 

the Eev, Lawrence Alkin»on, 1 WiST 13TH ST. 

privtn! tun fading of drapes, on bright lunny days—roll up lor Conference, as preacher The 

pastor of the First United 

carpel (nd furniture. 

more light on |fiy ovsrciit days, day will conclude with a 7 30 

Methodist Church of Vineland. Phone 399-7354 SUPBR.RIGHT 

speaking. 

QUALITY 

SMOKED 

^...Lincoln Limited { 

Wf IV YORK CITY 

Prices effective through 

Saturday, July 18, 1970 

Center Slices of Ham 98* 

SUPER-RIGHT BONILESS 

Delmonico Steaks $ 1.99 

FRESH BREASTS Of! THIGHS LEGS 

Chicken Parts 65 C 55 C 

FRESH 

Tuna Steaks , 69 C 

FIVE VARIETIES OF FROZEN 

Sultana Dinners .. 39 C 

EIGHT O'CLOCK 

Coffee.. 3 • $ 2.15 

JANE PARKER 

REGULAR OR 

White Bread THIN SLICED 

SAVE 6c on 

lib bag 

Mb. 

loavsi85 

TOMATO 

Contadina Sauce, •. s- 10 c 

TOMATO 

Campbell's Soup . °,t-11 

CONCENTRATED 

"Ail" 

DETERGENT 

Save25' 

WITH THIS COUPON 

I RtBCEM BT J*TU«0»Y, JULT », 1111 

CDMP LIMIT I COUPON Ht FAMIIT 

APPLE SAia 

BUY SIX CANS . .. 6CT 

ONE run 

Save I7 C 

MOtttlWi 

tnoti.c

PAOI 6 — SECTION TWO THI OCEAN CITY SENTINILLiDOIR FRIDAY, JULY \7, 1970 

Pit soloists 

Julia Wolf 

LestAr Clark 

Julia Wolt. soprano, and 

Lester Clark, u>nor, will ioin 

Tom Perkins, baritone, and the 

Ocean City Municipal 

Orchestra for free nightly 

concert! Sunday through 

Hiuisday on the music Pier 

The progrwns will be under the 

direction of Clarence Fuhrman 

Mr. Clark is currently o 

member of the NYC Opera 

Company and last season 

loured with that company and 

the After Dinner Opera 

Company. 

As well as appearing in 

opera, Mr, Clark has been on 

Broadway, NY radio and 

television and spent four 

Masons performing in sun-tier 

stock musicals. He also toured 

with a vocal trio for two years 

performing college and 

community concerts. This m 

ha second season at the Ocean 

City Music Pier, 

Born in Hattiesburg, Miss., 

he attended school in that state 

and then went on to Columbia 

University for paduate study, 

MiMl Ircilil 

' ' R o s a m u n d ' , H ,1 c h ' s 

"Inventiiin No f> 111 E Flnl". 

Grlng's "No! turnip Opus 51, 

no 4" Alsu liifludcd will be 

seiections by Mozart. Brahnis, 

P a d •:• r f w s k i . R IM n h n I k , 

Debussv, and Rachmrinirirtff 

Miss Wheaf i» l« yciirs ..Id 

and ii member (>f the tunmr 

Class at Miliville Seninr High 

School She is organ"! nf 1 hi" 

Wesley Mpmnriiil Uniti-d 

Methodist Church, and has 

played in the National Pinno 

Playine Guild Auditions Fur 

seven years She is aim ,i 

celloistin the MSHS nrehiislra. 

and a m(>mb"r nf the Mnririk'ul 

Singers and th^ hiyh who'll 

f*hoir 

(illhfrt Thompson, 17. n a 

senuirMn MSHS Thiirnpsiiii has 

also played in the National 

Piano Playinfl Ouild Auditions 

and IS assistant organist of the 

Bethel M E Chiireh He serv.-s 

as pianist of the high si hnol ?. 

dance band, and plays Ih tuhii 

in the marching band As u 

composer, he has wrrifrn 

US! ITCH-MiNOT 

TO STOP THAT ITCH! 

Acts like a IDES] nn esthetic Apply 

quub^dryiiig tTCH-ME NOT d»y &p 

nifhi tar esirlna, insect bitps, is? 

itch, other surface FSihrs Ant!5er» 

tic SEtien ki!l| frffni to ipr?d h?a!ing= 

if net pleased in If iîiiiiiP* 



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»»»»»» 

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and Manco's 

OIUCIOUI AND CRISPY 

PIZZA 

914 BOARDWALK 

^ ^ ip ] 

•*-*< 

tMI ••»•»•••»< 

CANDIES 

lit. 

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972 Boardwalk 


OPEN DAiiT 11 NOON , • • 

BOARDWALK 

SHOP 

MORROW'S 

m HOUSE 

' SALTED NUTS 

HOME-MADE 

CANDIES 

9,44-946 BOARDWALK, OCEAN CITY 

399.1649 

No. 1 BOARDWALK. CAPE MAY 

This is "SO BIG 11 

Madame Alexander's moat loveable Baby Doll 

who won't walk, coo or wet. Her heart won't 

tick-tock. She doesn't even go to sleep or suck 

her thumb—rbut if you hold her you will love 

her-—and want her for your own. 

I "SO BIG" and her story book are at 

1104 BOARDWALK 

OCIAN CITY'S PINEST 

SHRIVER'S 

71 YEARS ON BOARDWALK 

• FAMOUS SALT WATiR TAFFY 

• DELICIOUS HOME-MADE FUDGE 

TOE LARGEST VARIETY OF CANDES 


Boardwalk at Ninth Street 

FRIDA*', JULY 17, 1970 

THB OCEAN CITY SENTINIL-LEDGIR 

NIGHT IN VENICE MARINE PAGEANT 

EVEN! CO-SPOMSORED BY THE CHAMBER Of COMMEBCE OF OCEAN CITY aod THE OCEAN CITY YACHT ClUfl 

TOMORROW NIGHT SATURDAY 

JULY 18th 7:00 P.M. 

WELCOME 

TO THi 

NIGHT IN VtNICt PARADE 

FROM THi 

Chamber of Commerce 

of Ocean City 

OCIAN CITY CAUSEWAY 399-2629 

LEMONT'S 

308 BAY AVE. DIAL 399-1787 

Decorative Flags & Pent infs 

• NAUTICAL GIFT, * 

BOAT and MOTOR RENTALS 

BAfT and TACKLE 

HUNTING, FISHING and 

CLAMMING LICENSES 

OCEAN CITY MARINE 

Headquarters for Johnson Motors 

Complete Sales and Service 

THUNDERBIRD and MFC BOATS 

INSIDI BOAT and MOTOR STORAGE 

6th St. on the Bay Dial 399-1180 

SPEED & SKI 

BOAT RENTALS 

2nd and Bay Ave. 398-0424 

60 H.P. JOHNSON ENGINES 

16' FIBERGLASS BOATS, Blftctfic Starting 

ALL SKI EQUIPMENT INCLUDED 

20% OFF en Any Beat R«furn.d byNedn 

' '•\_sm_ 

PLEASURE MARINA 

7th Street and Pleasure Avenue 

DIAL 399-5526 

AUTHORIZED DIALER FOR 

POPULAR BRAND BOATS 

MERCURY and MERCRUISER 

SALES, SERVICE and STORAGE 

SKI BOAT RENTALS 

MAYER MARINA 

824 BAY AVENUE, SOMERS POINT 

CHRYSLER OUTBOARDS 

BOATS and MOTORS S 10 Per Day 

RODS iml REELS INCLUDED FOR IVIRYONI 

MAKO I GRADY WHITE BOATS 

DIKGYS and SAILBOATS 

& FIREWORKS; 

AT THE CONCLUSION OF THE PARADE 

_yy 

Awards Made in the Following Divisions: 

(A) PRIVATE: Best Musical, Best Decorated, Best Comic, Most Original I 

Best of Show. (B) SERVICE CLUBS, (0 YACHT CLUBS. (D) COMMERCIAL 

DIVISION- 1st, 2nd and 3rd, (E) HOMES along the bayfront N. I S, of 

?th Stf (FJ COMMERCIAL ESTABLISHMENTS along bayfront: 1st, 2nd 13rd. 

Plus, All Boati Art Eligible fdF the Additional "Bust Lighted" Award! 

THIS ANNUAL MESSAGE IS SPONSORED BY THE FOLLOWING MERCHANTS 

Chris 

f NATIONALLY 

FAMOUS 

On the Bay OPEN FROM 8 A, M, TO 9 P. M. Near 9th Strmt 

. ,..4 

DflP SIA FISHING 

SPEEDBOAT RIDES 

AT"3 P.M. AND 7 P.M. 

HALF-DAY TRIPS DAILY 

FLYING SAUCER • WILD GOOSE 

FLYING PONY • FLYING CLOUD • SWIETHiART 

RIDE PARADE 

OCEAN CITY'S MOST DAZZLING 

AND EXCITING AQUATIC EVENT 

Make Your Reservations Now 

Dial 398-9803 Tickets S3.50 

ON THi BAY 

MOTEL • MARINA 

68 DILUXE BAY-FRONT 

AIR-CONDITIONED ROOMS 

2nd and Bay Ave. Dial 399-8585 

BOYER'S MARINA 

Ocean Cify's Complete Marina 

AQUASPORT, BOSTON WHALER, 

eviNRUDi and DIXIE BOATS 

3rd St. and The Bay 399.2817 

Come See The 

Night In Venice 

Parade 

AT THI 

Ocean City Yacht Club 

SATTERSIA ROAD and BAY AVENUE 

KNORREASTER 

YACHT YARD, INC. 

8TH and THi BAY 

DIAL 399-2744 

* HALLAMARINE 

1128 BAY AVE DIAL 399-3745 

CHRYSLIR OUTiOARDS 

REPAIRS • RIFINBHING 

RENTALS • 20-TON HOIST 

STORAGE • ACCiSSORliS 

CRUISERS INC. • AQUADART 

O'DAY SAILBOATS 

r ' BLUE WATER 

:_ - MARINA - 

34th Street and the lay 

CHRYSLER BOATS and MOTORS 

MOTOR Rf PAIRS • WINTER STORAGi 

S«u«i Jtriayi NvwMf Firtet^ Authefittri 

DIAL 3994800 

HOLH BOATWORKS Inc. 

OF TUCKAHOE 

By Land—Reiftt SIS 

By Water—Tuckaho* Rlv#r 

to Cedar Swamp Creek 

COMPLETE BOAT SERVICE 

GEORGE HOLTZ. President 

RONALD HOLTZ. Viee-Pres. and Mgr 

JUDITH D. HOLTZ, Seey.-Treas. 

CLOSI OUT! 

DRASTIC REDUCTKWS ON 

USED BOATS 

Holiday Harbor Marina 

HARBOR MARINE, INC. 

Semen Point Dial 927-4101 

Ul

PAOI 8 — SiCTiON TWO THf OCfAN CITY Sf NTINELLIDGER FRIDAY. JULY \7, \97ti 


SRfNO RESULTS 

Tne theatres of 

London, 

Moscow 

& Leningrad 

You'll have 1 nights in L«". 

son Bluf 4 plays. J mjhls m 

MeKOW wifh twO tlt'MiM to 

Ih« ballet circus of ver 

theatre, arid 2 mgHts in Lpn 

ingrad with h*0 tickets to fne 

Spgfa, ballet 6f other thegl r i 

(There's $ 3 wee* ^jf!^''^^ 

taking you to P,ifi=, ieo ' r 

cludihg hotels. brea^'a^K 

Sightseeing, jii mej;5 in tne 

USSR »nd air India tc In >0J 

DstPllS in our 'êp ' T h ** PJI^ 

A Thp N ? ^ ' folder 

SHREVI 

TRAVIL SIRVICf 

1606 Pacific A»e. 

AHanfie Ciry, N, j 

Deal hid 

Hi with H56 

pmnu- w.i* inc vicfMill hitfh 

wor*T aniimu i** pimsrhji' 

|ilii% *>n .it Iho rt' l.ir ilitrtir of 

the Di'-nii CiH "'.irri ("lull 

MI.IIH:IV 

('••iili-r 

.•>.•!,..it > lii' V h 

()[ hi'i h 11* h 

p * wir 

ii,lti ilt Hill 

I'.illl 

. I _.i | 

t;;H ll.irrv *hu»l lilti. Pet; 

Chirk Bin, M.it r Hulm.ik.'r, 

ft* i .Airl IVi,•,«,,,„ ^»ll . 

AilWrl \|,III-,III "•fi'l W.lllH.'i 

'", 

"Miss Ami'nca", ,ind "On The 

Boardwidk In Atlantic Oily" 

Dear readier, do yng kntsw 

this repiirtiiii; nf shufflebaard 

,i i> t I V i t I e « (J t> t s k i n d a 

ccimpiicatf.fi rarh wwk over 

I h r s u m m i' r with two 

Priip-essivps. a Candy Shoot, a 

SI a I P tournament, CI u h 

tournampntii plus unimportant 

[lOSsip and mBHtirig two 

deadlines ,,f our beloved 

Sentinel Ledger'' My two heads 

are beginning to really rattle, 

so if 1 miss something, or 

Tho Greater Atlanm City 

Chaptur -of thr Society v> 

somebody, you can just take it 

out of my salary 

Priimotf Barbrr Shup Quartit 

SinEfinii in Arnprie,!, wnh hi>st 

fill the- rrrtifit Intrrnatinna! 

Kathcrinu nf the S,P B S Q S,A 

in Atlantic City More than 

5.000 Barber \5hop nhtifui, 

tncmbrs gathered in Atlantic 

City fur the week long music 

festival 

The organization of barber 

shop chorus' operates as y 

charity organization to support 

youni;. mute children Mori 

than .iJ.OOO barbershop 

members throughout the world 

sing in accijrdaiict) with their 

motto "We sinj! so they can 

speak' 

1 

Last Saturday was a problem 

day weathprwise and there 

were IT courts in motion most 

of Ihf morning, with our 

ever-ready supervisor, Tony 

Battista, hack from his safara 

in the wilds of Stem 1 Harbor 

supervising with his usual super 

vision. So many playing in the 

morning without naps or extra 

oxyueri gave us only ]0 courts 

IHI nur afternoon Progressive, 

but the heat of competition 

did nut lesxrn and buz?,in Bea 

Ruriern took first piece with 

Mild Mildred Lee second and 

Helen McCord third. The men 

couldn't stop Joltin John 

Otlev. who ran first, vyith 

Farm IT Frank Richardson, 

second, and Chillin Charlie 

Foulton, third Those Poultons 

are xurely hard to keep out of 

the act. 

Friday's rainfd-out Cindy 

Shoot was held Monday night 

with a great good-looking 

group of "gum drop getters" 

and an equally elegant group of 

roriters. The (Tandy Shoot, to 

my mind, is i ne uf our 

prettiest contests, a lovely 

early evening, not to'i much 

heat of action, just calm 

contestants showing their 

individual skill, and when it's 

handled us efficiently as Elmer 

Angstadt and his capable 

committee of Edna Hopper, 

Harry Campbell and Willie 

Hellings, assisting, it is most 

enjoyable Our pleasant Paul 

LeathiTman satisfied his sweet 

tooth by making the highest 

score, but there were many 

others who won. candy and all 

find a good time. 

There was a poll taken 

during the Candy Shoot to 

elect our captains for the 

"Huvs and Dolls " contest on 

August 14 and cooperative, 

well liked Edna Burns was 

elected eaptainess of the Dolls 

and congenial George Doll will 

btiH-s the Guys Every Quy will 

get a Doll, so get ready to sign 

up Dolls ain't easy to be got! 

We have a corking good 

Novice Tournament coming up 

on the ] 6th with novices who 

are really "shoot in to Jail," and 

the winners will surely know 

they've been in u tournament. 

Wateh for the winners next 

issue. 

Get thnt "bored" neighbor 

to Shuffle, he'll love you for it 

und we'll like him! 

(mod Olieslion 

Why is it that a person 

who snores nuver has insomnia? 

-Hprald. Bristol, Va, 

AUTO BODY REPAIR 

HERB'S r; 

, 11 • li m, M HavM AM, 

(100 Ys So, of BE CM Tank) 

DIAL MIW 

Intersection project 

plan for Woodbine 


HOUSE Thr Ciijn- May _ 

C u u n ! y i ! n i! I n n *if the hemrd of 

fnx'hultli'ni lei bfjlin irriulriMy 

the niH'i>ssary ritjh I nf wiy 

This inviiivi". four puni-l. of 

liinrf. (itrordinB !i> foiintv 

"njrilii^'r ilohn C Gib^'Mi 

A.^ '.oon ,'i^ thiê p't-i-»-1 *i Hfi' 

ncquircd Ihi' pro)"''' will hu 

u H v ,. r i s i. H f .. , h i H » 

th 

I 1 1' I (> r« bii 'u' rd at Ihe 

inli'rsii-Lion whieh will be 

' flnfir'ned "r M F;iiyht"n!*ri. 

Tins pniiiHi should help 

relieve fh* I'Sp.'fted ineri'is^p in 

t rut fir ;u, ihi. ri-sult "f thi' 

inipirt "in nf Ihf hook 

p 

f i\v\ or > 

I nd Li si ry 

Dining Room Open to fh« Public 

FLANDERS HOTiL 

irl nth..*. miijur 

i lhi> virinity," 

(I o I m «t r u p s u i d T h c 

frei'huiders 'in June 2M 

ill)thori/eH the ;lf .jUisilioH of 

Ihf rlilht ofwn npri.vi' lh.. 

WESTERN AUTO 

515 NEW POAD DIAL W-646 

SOMERS POINT, NtW JfRSBY 

* STORE HOURS it 

MON and SAT 8 to 6 

TUKS , WED , THURS, and FRI. 8 W 9 


pmiadeipiiia? camden? 

New York? (llantlc TO? 

GO PS BUS! Aha 

Shopping Mall t 

BOARDWALK AT ELEVENTH STREET 

Beau Monde 

iing0riB-houtique 


of Shifts by 

SIZES B-18 

SCARVK, TOO 

11th and the Boardwalk, Dial 399-1000 Ext, 168 

ENTRANCI; TOP OF BOARDWALK RAMP 

MEN'S SHOP 

399-1571 

10 AM-10 P.M. 

1 -J2 

Ws My Bag! 

Complete 

selection 


lags — 

Some to be 

Monogrammed 

THi BAG ROOM N 

Entrance on Boardwalk Ramp 

•VWWWIWIWWIIIII 

f 

direci Krviee to S« ul» Qtf. 

Avalon. Stone Harbor. Wildwood 

mdCape May 

Departurei and informaliooi 

OECM City Termiiiil, W» lad 

AU«ptic Ave,, ,199.1296, P.RJ.I 

Terminal. lOLh and Haven *»„ 

1W-2II2, 

Ask ibaut our new Pa«lufi 

Utptctt ServiM for quick T " 

Travel right with 

Mr comfortable, easy-looking 

: -m 

foshions from our selection of 

sportswear and 

coordinates. 

Choose your 

favorite styles. 

39W343 

GRACE COFFIN PENROSE 

WIG 

BOUTIQUE 

Starting at s 14.95 

OPEN MON., 9:00 to 5:30 

TUB. TORU SAT,, 0 A, M. to 10 P. M 

CHILDREN'S SHOP 

AH Summer 

Stock Reduced 

"Gaslight Allmy" 


Portrait* 

by Llbbl. 


6TH ANNUAL PET FAIR 

Sponsored by City Rprreation Department 

Fridery, July 24, 6 p.m. qt 6th Str*et 

R«ereotion Field, 

I ft fas© of rain the affair will b» held in 

Convention Hall at 6th 5fr*#f. 

Please pnfer my pet in the category Listed below 

1 noes 

( ) Poodles 

( ) Puppies 

( ) Small Long Haired 

( ) Large Long HaLred 

( ) Small Short Haired 

( ) Large Short Hairwri 

2 TATS 

( ) Long Hair 

( ) Short Hair 

3 BIRDS 

4 FISH 

S REPTILES 

( ) Turtles 

I 1 Lizards 

( ) Snakes 

fi RODENTS 

( i Rabbits 

( ) Mire 

( ) Hamsters 

7 OTHERS NOT LISTED ABOVE (Specify) 1 ) 

« COMIC ( ) (Any tvpp animal dripgsi»d in 

comif fishion) 

Registration times on night of Pair: 

Category 1 at 6 P MCategory 

2 at fi IS r M 

All other categories a« fi-30 P M 

Owner's name 

Owner's home address 

Owner's summer address 

Category 

Pet's name 

fCollle. etc I 

Age 

Specific type of pet 

Aee Sex 

Deadline for receiving entries is Thursday, July 

23, 8 p.m. Mail entries to Mrs, June Booth, Box 

570, Ocean City, or take them to the area play- 

grounds, 6th, 8th or 34th streets. 

3 ARTS AND CRAFTS SESSION • MIM Pam 

Hitchcock, staff member of the Recreation Department, 

directs a group of interested youngsters in arta and 

crafts at the 34th rt. playpound. 

minds, fingers at work 

Playground craft sessions 

ifesf children's ingenuity 

', In the fantasy world of the for an hour. The staff on each 

Recreitlon Department, a playground instruct the craft 

jfrooden spoon becomes a daisy for that jpven morning and 

pin, a nylon loop beeom«p t assist anyone who runs into 

potholder, and a popsicle stick difficulty, 

êcomgs a hot rod car, 

A fee ranging from a nickel 

,, Each morning betwe#n the to a quarter Is charged, the 

hours of 10 and 11 the purpose being th« incentive to 

transition occurs. At Bi30 complete the craft once some 

ffowds of agger boys and girls of the original interest is gone. 

begin to appear on the Ocean Some of the more practical 

tiity playgrounds located at articles made by the children 

6th st. and Atlantic ays,, 8th st, are leather acout belts, leather 

ind H«ven gvs, and 34th st. purses, potholders and 

They find their seats at picnic plaoemaU, Decorative mosaic 

tables under l«an-to shelters tile plaques art made to liven 

ahd sit quietly awaiting the up their rooms as are fun film 

appointed hour. 

flowerf. Kaleidoscopes, stick 

The children ire presented hot rod cars and colorful spin 

Ifith a new project each art pictures are made just for 

morning which they work on fun. 

'Unusual work of art 

fco-ed ortho'iitho expert 

•» In the competitive field of triet to Include a perton in her 

photography, Lynn Mitchell shut. She explains that this is 

JIBE found that the w»y tobecause 

"people interest me". 

succeed Is to offer somethin| Miss Mitchell noted that her 

different 

hours were irregular and that 

i Miss Mitchell, a resident of some days ihe puts in almost 

Ocean City, hM studied 24 hours in her ttudio. 

photography for one year at The experience that she is 

Philadelphia's Moore College of gaining this summer will help 

to prepare her for the career in 

portrait photography that the 

plans after graduation. 

This fall Mill Mitchell will 

r*tum to Moore College, where 

•he will be a junior. Meantime 

SAVE 41e ASSORTED 

•he operates her own 

photography studio here. 

Italio-American unit 

elect* Raff president 

Art. During this time .he hn 

developed an expertlne in the 

prtho-lltho proceMing of film. 

Thi§ eompJieated wchmque, 

*rhleh la entirely In Week and 

white and eiin)in«t#» the gray 

tonei, tntaili the making of 

fhret negatives tot » tab P ttnt 

The Italian American 

Demoeratie League of Now 

Jersey, South Jersey Branch, 

had an organization meeting 

this week at the home of Prank 

Rteio, Sal*m Pike, Mickleton, 

N.J, The Branch included 

Atlantic, Camden, Cape May, 

Cumberland, Gloucester, and 

Salem Counties. 

Commissioner Dominic C, 

Raffs, of Set Ilia City, was 

elected president. Fomler 

Oounelimiui bio Fiorile, of 

Pauliboro. WM elected vice 

president, Frank Sarrentino, of 

Woodbury, secretary, and 

JamM Oolingilo, of Wtit 

< Although her «ubj»ct« art 

Girled, MiM Mitchell alwayi 

Deptford, trtaiuwr., 

THE OCEAN CITY SENTINELLIDGIR PAGE 9 — SECTION TWO 

You Deserve Something Extra! ...An 

EXTRA MEASURE 

rl Extras Add Up At Acme 

Like i^( Green Stamps!" 

LANCASTER BRAND COOKOUT STEAK SALE! 

W0% U 5 GOVERNMiNT INSPECTED' 


ARM 

STEAKS 

ib. 

EXTRA MEASURE DELI. VALUES! 

OLD HICKORY 

Frankfurters ,,.. b S8 e 

LANCASTIR BRAND 

All Meat Bologna 

SHOP O 

b 75 C 

#AA.M.to 

^ ^ P.M 

SUNDAY Rt 9&Bethel Rd 

SOMERS POINT 

BAKERY SAVINGS! 

Buttermilk 

BREAD 

SAVE 14c -PLAIN OR SIIDED 

Rye Bread 

lib 

3'o,,,,, 

8S C 

SAVI 4c-SUGAR TOPPtD or CINNAMON TOPPED 

Yeast Donuts 

B "d tg 33 

GIT AW EXTRA MEASURE OF VALUES! 

IDIAL .SLICES OR HALVES 

Yellow Cling Peaches 3 

10e OfF LABEL 

TideXK Detergent .... 

SPEEDUP 

Enzyme Detergent 

e CHUNK LIGHT 

a • • • • 

Chicken of the Sea Tuna 

LANCASTER BRAND HONfLfSS 

Deimonico Steaks 

OVEN BfADY 

Rib Roast « 

FULL CUT. NO TENDEBLOIN BFMOVFD' 

Sirloin Steaks 99 r 


Rib Steaks >. « 99 e 

LANCASTER SRAND 

TBone Steaks 

% V 9 


Porterhouse Steaks .-*•*!" 

SEAFOOD SAVINGS! 

DEEP SEA GOODNiSS 1 

Codfish Fillet 85 

fAMILY FAVORITE! 

Fancy Rockfish ...... ib 40 C 


Whole Frying 

Chickens 

Quartered with Giblets 'V 33* 

FRESH 

Roasting Chickens 

3 1-2-lb. 

averag* 

EXTRA MEASURE OF FROZEN FOODS 

LANCASTER BRAND Salisbury Steak or 

pi cans LANCASTER BRAND 

WITH 

' GRAVY' ' * ' 

71 

6 

;r37« 

Hitter Relishes 4 far is. ° 

OUPON WORTH 

8'OfF 

your purchase of the 

Golden 

MARGARINE 

MFC 

Sliced Beef:» 4 

Salisbury Steak 

DUPON WORTH 

50 JW Green Stamps 

ias0 of one Vi gollen any \ 

ICE CREAM 

Offer expires July 22, 1970. 

One coupon per shopping family 

^ 1 

99 e 

i|29 

MORTON 2 ib _ 

Chicken In A Basket p* *2 19 

IENNIE 6 COMBINATION Mb.-... 

Turkey Roast -* *2 M 

LANCASTER BRAND . 

Beef Patties -^ * 

FRESH FROZEN ] |fa 9 ^ 

Ideal Pizza ^ '»> o 

TOP QUALITY IDEAL ,0oJ 

Peas and Carrots 6 PM>> 

LOCALLY GROWN 

Fresh Sweet 

CORN 

SWEET & JUICY, CALIFORNIA 

Nectarines 

JET FRiSH SWflT EATING 

Eldorado Plums 39 C 

LOCAL 58OWN "• 

Blueberries 

LOWER THAN DISCOUNT 

SAVE 8c 

494 Prices Greatly Reduced 

On Hsalth 4 Beauty Aids! 

• • 

Bayer Aspirin 

btl of !00 

SAVE 34c 

Fern Iron Vitamins 

WILLIAMS LECTRIC SAVE 43e 

Shave-Frost Lime.., 

•TOOTHPASTE VALUE 1 

Close Up .... 

64 

S5 e 

VfSPRE FEMININE - SAVE 10c 

Hygiene Spray Mist ; *1 1S 

VESPRE FEMININE 3 s r, ,,. 

Hygiene Spray Powder $ I" 

REGULAR $2 00 VALUE 1 

Bates Bath Set... 5 ••99 I 

« S ^ M a,/ Greeil g< DENTURE CLEANER 

:25 4% stamps % Efferdent Tablets.,. « 77 e 

' with your purchase of 'j gal. S LOWER THAN DISCOUNT 1 

with your purchaso of one Vi gollen any brand 5j g naM Seal 3 BrOmoSeltzer : V'" 40""" 77 C 


*• 10* OFF 

your purchase of S 

one jumfco roll 

BOUNTY i 

TOWELS 

White, Dtcorated sr iisortii 

griir iMi'ii 

hiF 11. III). 

on iiipii ii' yfl 

MMMM 

fj g 

- M I M ^ ^ O - g DUPONT. REGULAR $1 39 VALUE! 

Pure § Hairbrush ACombSet. 89* 

Orange Juice -: REGULAR, MINT, UME 

, ihlp|lil{ limilj 


15' OFF 

your purchase of 

1 qt.. 1-Di. bti, 

DOWNEY 

Fabric 

Oflir ininl 

All 11, till. 

DMCHNIptr 

IHNlM UmM 

Softener s 

MFS 

g Acme Shave Cream ':r S9 C 


Prices ©ffeetiv* July IS thru 18, 1970, 

Ouonfjfy right! reserved. -Acme Morkefi, Inc. 

lamps 

with your purchase of tne 

Uneister Irani 

SMOKED 

BUTT 

PAGE 10 — SECTION TWO THI OCEAN CITY SfNTINELLEDGER FRIDAY, JULY )7, 1570 

Buy & Sell 

with 

CLASSIFIED 

ADS 

One call 

kppps you 

all winter 

Fuel Chief 

HCMIMO OIL 

it 

TACCARINO 

FUEL OIL 

24-HOURS A-DAY 

LOCAL SERVICE 

Oil Burnar Iniurine* 

FOR PtNNIIi A DAY 

II Watt Ay«., Ocun City 

PHONi 399-0450 

lift IITf f If 

Mil I!/!In 

I'P W.ih 

rn'w A ph 

lrU>' SITISI" | 

ii«ialiv 

in Ih 

I In- shnw i -r II is Ih 

musiriil i-npn-s-inii nl .iw«i 

[,,.,,1,1,. re .••hiiiiJ lur 111! lt)\ I 

A rust nf J r i s I>ii riy sin 

and ihuwvf; will si i^< tlii.ji t'f 

With Pi-iijih- -hiiw hi,,, ii 

CJr'-iin I'm MiiiiiJiU and 

T II .. s if ,1 v i-vi-nniiji. ill N :in 

i>ll 111!' K.-i |M,(I|,,|| (',.,||..| IH-ifl 

ml t hi" hi Midst,! Ik ;ll liill »l 

A umup ill ..hour 1,1 viullho 

will hi- h,.|=o fnr rhr pniiiurt HIM, 

;jm! iirr h,.;i ijtju ,if ' < ! r I'd in Shi- 

Ki'('M'iiih>n (Vnlrr Inn Mini- nn 

'iih M Inriii^nils !< •iiMML! t ;ir*. 

flt.i.jiiui .M'H ;m\ < .'i* whi' .- I ji, [ p 

VVilii IV,.pi, will I,,,,i ih, 

ftliritili. w.'il n ih, .114..i ..I 1 -U...I 

.Hid lllir,.,H 

I'p u 11 h r... p i, 

•i p .• ,i r h i-.l il .' fi t) j I .Ml r 

i nifrriiit I, HI d iF.ivliMi: '',IM- 

Wllh Inlir dilTrrint shi'W* Thi- 

I'lihts hiivi- uni'M ! . Illll live 

prr!nrrn;in*M^ in [h nf Miwiwippi To 

dale J.Slit) viiurij men and 

women hnvp p.jFiu'ipated nr 

thi' mad in thi- I'p With Ppupli- 

progrym 

Music is ,hi- medium A 

cvmplelelv nfiif}ri.il jwohouf 

production i* wrillen. arranged 

and directed by the cast L'p 

With People was dcscnbi-d by 

t ht^ Seranttin Tribunr. as 

"modi'rn, with all the beat and 

clamnr mil the suund that is 

part cil thi pri-vm diiy 

i h H iti f H n - - i T M r i ii^ s 

r Now Open Daily! 

(CLOSED ON TUESDAYS) 

All Baking Done on Premises 

14th STREET 

DANISH PASTRY 

•! 

HTH ST. bsfwMn ASBURY A CENTRAL AVIS. 

Dairy Queen 

BONUS DAY SPECIAL 

WE PACK ALL PRODUCTS 

to TAKE HOME...»t 

FAVORITE 

FLAVOR 

ONLY 

MON, 4 TUiS., 

JULY 20th & 2!it 

38" 

Reflulariy We 

•SfSti 

Dairy 

Queen 

0PM 7 DAYS A WBBC 

THE BRAZIER BURGER 

NOW OPIN 7 DAYS A W1IK 

IW»W« 

I he I'p With Pmiplc musical show has toured 

fhenfre'- Miui perform***} fin 15(1 rarnpuws 

Bradway serve* as county 

safely director at no salary. He 

was mimed tp the post hy the 

frPeholdprs because of his 

experience in real estate and 

insurance. Rixey explained, 

and because he is in constant 

communication with all 

departments, 

Bradway said that all 

recommendations for safety's 

sake made by the insurance 

firm were followed !o "to 

Hc-dman Course Uraduate 

( 7 K K 6 60 4 0)1 FHTNC) 

PATCXENT HIVER, MD July 

fl Navy Petty Officer First 

Claks Harold R Hedmari, Jr. 

Miri of Mr and Mrs Marnld R 

H e d m a n. S r , o f 2 1 0 0 

Grammerly av,, Linwnod. N.J , 

was graduated from a Navy 

"Orion " aircraft maintenance 

murse at the Naval Air 

Maintenance Training 

Detachment 10]], Naval Air 

Station PaluxpM River, Md 

f • - • a musical excursion 

into the world of m% 

Going to 

Ireland 

Ask the Gat 

who's been there ,, 

Gertrude Lazar 

TRAVEL AGINCY, 

INC. 

348-1189;;;;:;', 348-1180 

US, TenneiiM Aft. 


• • * • 

COUNTY STEER I 

GENERAL STORE & BUTCHER SHOP 

ANTIQUE DECOR 


DIRECTLY ACROSS STRUT FROM OUR STORE 

FREE DELIVERY 

ON PHONE ORDERS OP $5.00 OR MOREl 

W. SIHORSKI, PreprMar 

3204 ASiURY AVI, DIAL 399-7296 

* » • I •»»•»»•«»'«•?, 

r-olintrieN, parked nut trip 

and 

tiili'iil iiiii, :i thi.mi. i if great 

maunitud.i Thi- ihnws hnvc 

h"i'ii Bi'in t I hi- Hdllvwood 

Bciwl. ("ii n.-iiii. Ha||, L,.s 

A n |i •' I (. s M in ir fi'iilpr, 

Philariclphi.i 

('(.It,in H,iw ami nii ridr,.ris nf 

T Kllii *FT 

Buildings are OKed 

by insurance holder 

("APR M A V C O V R T 

HOl'SE Cape May County 

has received a "clean bill of 

heal!' " from ius irLurancp 

company in its efforts to 

maintain the highest safety 

precaiitinns in public buildings 

and grounds 

Freeholder Joseph W Rixey, 

Jr , said the county ha* been 

working toward I his, goal over 

I 111 1 thfi rijuritFV Many mH|(>r 

rnnvi'ntitins hjivi 

avoid injuries or damage and 

prevent claims nf public 

liability or in Worl,men's 

Compensation Insurunee " 

Some of thp precautions taken 

includp installation of stair 

railings in thp county museum, 

in Crest Haven, placing of new 

concrete outside the main 

Court House building, 

installing a Tire blanket and 

other fire protection devices 

past three years, installinj; 

around the various buildings 

increased firp prevention and 

and other indidenta! work 

fighting equipment and safety 

devices for county employees Rixey said most of the work 

and mi'mbtits of the public was undertaken by Victor 

Visiting county facilities 

POIISP, Building Maintenance 

Foreman at the Court House, 

Rixey, director of courts, 

and Don POIISP, who holds the 

buildinjss iind grounds, said the 

same position at Crest Haven, 

insurance company "has found 

no fault or deficiencies" in iLs 

OuUijdei the Court House, 

most recent inspection of all 

some 2,800 square feet of new 

facilities. The next inspection 

eoncTPte had to bp plgepd to 

will be in the month of 

repair winter freeze damage 

September, he said 

and that caused by tree roots 

This raising of several concretp 

In n letter to County 

blocks had presented a 

Treasurer Joseph Bradway, nf 

potpntial danger to persons 

Oci'an City, who is also county 

entering or leaving the building 

safety director, the Glens Falls 

and is now corrected, Rixey 

Insurance Company noted that 

said. 

'ail recommendations have 

1.1 e p ii c ij m p I e t e d N o 

recommendations are being 

submitted at this time 

1 iriviti-d Up 

With Ptniplii tn pcrfiirm, 

including both political 

cnnvi.ntitjns urid 2(1 othi-rs L'p 

With Peoplr was the ihemp 

float at thp Prfsidcntial 

Inaujrijral und has appeared on 

two nfltionai T\ F 'S 

Several months in the year 

are sot aside for the Up With 

People shows to travel abroad 

The show has played live in 

France, Belgium, Gormany, 

Switzerland, Spain, Italy, 

Austria, Scandinavia, Kenya, 

.show* in tho 

the Congo, Canada, Jamaica, 

Mexico, Brazil, Argentina, and 

numerous other countries The 

CKSts have been seen on 

television in almost every one 

of these countries most 

recently on French television 

from the famed Oiympia 

Theatre in P(ris 

Budd&h Records distributes 

the Up With People albums. 

The cast openeo ine Festivals 

of Spain in 1969 In Spain 

eight months after the east hid 

left, their LP was number two 

in the country 

Up With People's 

educational program has 

developed as a co-operative 

enterprise on the part of both 

faculty and students A mobile 

high school, accredited by the 

Oklahoma Board of Education, 

evolved in order to combine 

academics with relevant action 

The students travel constantly 

Feafurpd in the Up With 

j show hero will hr 

îiidy, of Virginia 

with the show JftO him. 

graduated In conjunctilm with 

the Universiry ,.l Harlfcirri, 

Connecticut, the cnllep. eiu.1 

offers students liberal arts 

courses with i he additional 

perspective nf spirial 

involvement 

tip With Fen pit- IS 

incorporated as an ediiriitmniil, 

nonprofit eorporation in the 

state of California All 

e o n I r i b u I 11> n < HI c lax 

deductible 

J Blanton Belli is chairman 

of thp Board and Donalri P 

B i r d s a 11 executive v i c e 

president and treasurer Thp 

administrative offices are 

siiiiatf-d in Tucson, Arizona 

McHENRY'S 

Quality Printing 

Office Supplies 

Equipment 

Stationery 

324 ATLANTIC AVE. 

OCIAfi CITY 

PHONI 

Christine Ernst, from 

CJprmany, will be ono of 

the performers in the Up 

With Pciipli' show Monday 

and Tuesdxv i-vpnings in 

Ocfan City. 

Richard L, Snider, Manager 

Ocean City District 

New Jersey Water Company 

Ad. •ring 

FOLKART 



I. IN WOOD N, J 

Dial 927-2222 

* Ceramic Service far 

Hobbyists and 

ProfMtfonals 

* Greenware, 

Stairui and Brushes 

# insfaTjctions with 

PurchasM 

RUSTIC FENCES 

STOCKABf, 8 ft. tseHen 

Utility Service • The Better Way 

With 22 \-eurs in the liiisines«, behind 

him, "Dick" Snider knows how impor- 

tant experience and teamwork are to 

the suctessfiil mnnugeinent of utility 

service companies, 

u.so 

BASKfT WEAVE. I H 

POST A RAIL, 10 ft. Mcfien 

*.J0 

OLD FASHION SPLIT RAIL, 10 «. MKJHMI j; 

LOUVRID, 7 ft. .action 

11 M 

SPACID PICKiT, B ft. wetloii 

||, IB 

SHADOW BOX 8 ft. »^*i9n 

SMQO 

— Ail Posts Treated — 


CLINTY OF STOCK ON HAND 

WE INSTALL — PROMPT DELIVERY 

Firs Raad near Tilfen RMd iargaintewn 

Phone 641-6210 or 


Wt evtn have Evening Classes. 

PAPER FLOWERS • SHELL CRAFT • PAINTS 

SWiSTRAW • STAMPS AND COINS 

FUN FILM • PAPIER TOLE • MODELS 

DECOUPAGE* CRAFT Kl'S AND BOOKS 

CRAFTS I HOBBIES 

3212 

OCEAN crrY 

In fact, the men who manage the eight ns to bettor compete for investment 

districts of the "new" New Jersey money to finance expansion and im. 

Water Company can point to 170 

provement of service. 

years' experience in the industry to 

advance the search for a better way to 

sorve the interests of thoir customers. 

the better bargaining position made 

These men now work together as a 

possible. 

team as a result of the merger of 12 

sister companies into ono-the "new" Wo consider this the forerunner of 

New Jersey Water Company, For- other long-term benefits to those we 

merly 12 companies. Now one com- are privileged to serve. 

pany, eight districts. Serving over 

400,000 persons in 75 central and south 

Jersey community areas. 

It's a better way also for another im- 

portant reason: Because it pools the 

12 compinies' financial resources so 

Since the cost of borrowed money is an 

important part of our operating ex- 

(tenses, our customers benefit through 

Utility service the better way. 

NEW JERSEY WATER COMPANY 

an American Wafer Works System Company 

Formerly! Atlantic County Water Compuny of New Jersey; Delaware Valley Water Com. 

pany, Frenchtown Water Compnny, Jnmesburj. Water Compuny, The Junction Water 

Company, Lakcwood Water Compuny, Neptunuis \\ater Compuny, New jorsey Water Com. 

pany. Ocean City Sewer Service Company,'Oeoan City Writer Service Company, Ocean 

County Water Company, The Wasliirijrton Water Company. 

l 

I 


ONE STOP 

FOR HISHfNG 4 

BOATING, GAS, 

TACKLI & BAIT 

16-TON ELECTRIC 

BOAT HOIST 

— -—-— •,-— ._ _^ 

FAST, SMALL gOAT HOIST 

MAY'S 

MARINA S BOAT YARD 

iMi a Bay fnnt s 

Rental Boats 

For CRABBING 

and FISHING 

NsH t, Linas Furni.hed 

HOLIBAUCH'S 

GATEWAY 

MARINA 


• Route 559 ie 


SOMIRS POINT at th, 

Patcong Creek Bridge 

DIAL 927-4129 

All Kinds of Baft 

BOB DAUGHER1t 

DeckHMstW 

RED BUSH Mrs. r,odgie DelCorio 

(right) of 2R7 Inlpt rri shows hnr prizp 

Thi 1 annual Hydrangea 

FfStiVal CtinU'St WOK sLaffpd 

recently with entries MidRPd by 

mcrnbers nf the Garden 

Department of the Colony 

Club Mrs Thornai Hpist, III, 

chairman, announced the list 

of winners last wepk 

Swpepst.akps winner and thp 

onp judgps best around a largp 

home was Dr, and Mrs Herbert 

L A R G I , C O M F O R T A I L I . . . . 


RfNTALS • MO.OO Per Day - Every Day 

INCLUDIS RODS and REILS FOR EVERYONE 

MAYER MARINA 

COMPLETE BAIT and TACKLI 

824 BAY AVENUE SOMERS POINT 927.1954 

BOATS 

FOR CHARTtR rQR 

, PRIVATt 

PARTliS 

Leave* 8 a.m. Daily • Return* 2 p.m, $5.00 

Leave* Sat. & Sun. 8 a.m. • Returns 4 p.m. $6.00 

SAMPSON BROS, 

BOATYARD & MARINA 

228 Bay Avenus Dial 399-3111 

Sou/t 

Antenna Inttallatiom 

Tow«r & Roof Mounting* 

for VHF.UHP & FM 

CempteM SALES and SERVICE 

Color • Black A white TV 

if »+:•• 

TV.& 

YES WE DO HAVE . . 

TV RINTALS 

1048 ASBURY AVE. PIAJ, 

HOK YOU ENMY OtWI ANNUAL 

"NIQHT IN VCNtCt" 

•ILL WOOM AOCNCV • HtALTOR IrrtUIKW 

211 WEST AVENUE DMk 396-0200 

winning red bush to 

Shaw Rpninr Photos 

THEOCBAN CITY SENTINEL-LIDOIR 

Mrs Henry K 

BEST DISPLAY AROUND A SMALL 

HOME Mrs William Pierami of 37 

Walnut rd und Mrs Frpderirk Welter 

look nvfi th» hvdri»nB»a« at Mrs 

— Ocean Gity is hydrangea land 

UiRur 

f (1M t Atlantic hiurf blvd 

catpgory ,.,- _. »a» Dr „ " and , Mrs . J 

*3 

Run neiraup 

wen Mr and Mrs 

Inlel rd t,,,,k hun.ir- r,,r (h, 

Stauffcr Lohman. 3911 Central 

urhirh i rn»n h .tii Atlantic and 

Frank Rich irdson. 217 W 

hi",l rnd bush Mr and Vir« 

av John C Koch, 263 

Tip* S\i\ fnurtip Picking up 

Atlantic blvd 

nnd Thomas 

Wn\nt Winner at TflO fintri] 

Bayshore dr .was second, and 

the trail dt tht- U^ngport 

Martini1 

lie "«l W Atlantir 

JV *.n judged ,iK-und anrt Mr 

hlvd 

Mrs Frances R Smith. 217 W 

Bridg* th^rc ^R [ftn rftutf* tn 

and Mrs IVan Pinpi r dl 21'1 

Benl dupl 

Allan tie blvd was third 

f» llciw 

^ BrounH a smaJl 

Wesit^ di ramc in third 

htimp 

The hpsl hush honors went 

The Hrst gnes through the 

• m l to Mrs William 

rlvfiF-ings'ii'. dfe n

PAOi 12 — SECTION TWO 



AdviTti.wnwnW for thcw columns should^ be in (hi? 

offiw ei the Senttai-LUdger FOR TUESDAY EDITiON not 

latir than Saturday Noon for regular rlassifiiHi section and 

not later thnn Monday noon (or the Tno-Uff-TivCInssiiy 

Fridny oditlnn. NOON WEDNESDAY (or rrculnr classified 

sn-Uoii «n.1 TW'IMPAV NOON mr th« TWI.ATT.Tn 

CLASSIFY 

One Time lb Wo His or Less ... . • V 25 

tV pi 1 " word pxr"«ling 75 Worrtsl 

Ad Running 5 rrinsMH-utivc Timi m tK.fnrti, 

new paint Job Celt J99-7370 « 

I, ^ _ _ ^ _ 

DUNC BgOOY, ideal Irani around 

town 1970 registration and N.j 

inspection, bijcJi daeron top radio, 

Keystone Mag wtieeU, »fW ottier w 

Mi IlllJO I9».15g6 7.31 

NOW! YOU CAN 

BUILD A Blf^Y 

IN ONE HOUR 

Our buggy Ittts arp 

complete, ready to plug in 

ud go. Completely wired, 

with gas tank LnrtnHed, they 

also Include hsadligMs, wind- 

shield, steoring oolumn stew- 

ing \vhe«] spPerfcnTMrter imd 

top. Just drop on ytwr *a»- 

ss, H#««i 12 tolts. eonneot 

18 weU-niartwd wires. anJ 

you're ready for tan. 84" 

Wheelbaa? kit S69S. 94" wheel- 

tase "T" kit BK. Bgjik fi 

IASTIRN 

AUTOMOBILE 

DESIGNS, INC, 

Rt, 30 • Downingtown, 

Pa. 215-269-5190 

• QUALITY -k 

USED CARS 

J1ANDAR0 

Of !M| WOULD 

WdTWO 

_ CAtHLLAO — 

Fl»»twood IS4tS 

S«d D.VIII.. Full ROW llfilS 

f. P»l air 

•66 SM D.VIII. F, Few, air I2B9S 

(Cholc. of 2) 

-.OTNIM — 

«* iorw. 4 Dr. HPT, Or *3SM 

ii FinHfd Coup. MMi 

87 Fert 0W 900 1 *• h« ilSH 

M UMfnt HOT Cp. IU9S 

IS Volvo Mr., wts, 

M Own* Vm, »uto, 

DRUCK 

CAOILLAC 

A Athwry AM. 

Dill W-54M 

FiMALl HELP WANTID 

rONTINUlN'5 DtMANO lof A"on ! 

cp^plefe iin« of cownetiC? er^- 

;,tes add.no",nl teMrfo^ for r=ep. 

,.(*gf hDPta ariî '^»" fi *" ! ***' Call 

MALI HILP WANT1D 

OPPDPTUNITY fQ'- ftalines of v*c* 

bon Bcftod for yDung man to ds 

genial lawn, garden Snd mflintef 

anee work under £ijp#rvi«isri. Hot 

neon n\e,i[ presided Call 3^&OF?5 — HtPyiCEMfNT S*iH 

_ Lirenjsd and InMJred _ 

CALL W)N LOVE MM.H 

-TT7 

SIVE A QIFT Of nnamMna. AM 

OBlor hrsa red Tut** P«r»i»n Kit. 

l«i Call 344 I?M ?.?! 

1W 

SHEPHERDS - . t *•«*• 

by Anthoriy of Robirwway 

, XKC. o»fl »« «iw) ni- 

STORM SASH 

and SCREENS 

REPAIRED 


Glass 

926 Aibury Avtnua 

Mft tth and IM 

3992224 

HAMESE KITT«7el fp 

J17 

IOATS FOR SALE 

SEASON SPECIAL for taunt ya 

man IS' runabout *ltti M Hr*. 

Eulnruii* mot.». hU Mi of quality 

sM saar an^ r?tar>y msfiy goatlfw 

a«tr»l Orvly U»S Phon, 39MQJC 

lf 

lfi OWENS SpaMCnat. good send, 

70 HP Oray. boat In •mitt |7»j 

Cail anytime Ut-Mit t.f 

BRECKLEY 

PAINTING 

CONTRACTOR 


399-5354 

HAND I MAN — odd (obi, 

carpentry and etc No job too 

large or too small If you M6d 

repair! Call ma 927-677D. 1•I? 

LEMONT'S 

M 1AY AVI, Hal m-TO 

WE HAVI 1970 

HUNTING, FISHING 

and CLAMMING 

LICENSES 

• OUBJ, Ammunition 



Bait 

Man._Thun, 0—« 

Fri. arri lat. 7—SLM 

lun, 7—6 

t,f 

LANDSCAPING 

by HOWARD 

Y«r 'Round Mainttnann 

451-0108 

i' BOAT sun ba UMd at a duck 

bo«t O»r» ana inetoer Included, 

15 HP re»antble. FlUilna pol« 

and rests g$ffig deep ta>- i burner 

best Slavs 219 Aj&ypy Ave. Ot)l 

W9.4M4 tf. 

3AIL1OAT — Skorplons. new, eseel 

ient w@r!miar*£hjp* sJmpte anoufti 

for besirwwr, GhlHengM ttto n- 

Mrlaneeil, (Sod dlKCUAt, Bit De- 

AUTO GUSS 

REPLACED 

(nii'rtnea Approval 

Strvlca 


Glass 

926 Atbory Avano* 

BMWHO Wh ant IM 

3992234 . 

40 HP EVINHUDt Bieetne starter 

and gen^-ator, ese^lent eond. 

Call 3»£#4»! 7-17 

!S' SEA SKIFF >MMI» 2, »nelo»d 

need and g*ll«y 100 HP Chris 

Crsft giîne, hull and en«i(w good, 

bi d H hd 

, y p 

!»l. $950 Blue Water Marina or 

evmer 1S9.IM3. 7.JI 

1»« O'DAV Swlf) a«lfbo»t Iff long 

w.th 44' lail. nt«r«ilii. «BMIant 

eond Call )»#.S17?, >J4 

Glass Tops 

AND 

Mirrors 

OCiAN CITY 

GLASS 

926 Aibury AyaniM 

•tfwMM Mi .nd lit* 

399.2224 

WINDOW GLASS 

REPLACED 


Glass 

936 Aibury AvaniM 

•CnMWfi rtfi sin IVtW 

39t-2224 


MEN'S AND WOMEN'S Attention! 

expertly done and prompt servis*. 

RiauntDle Anytlrrii pn waelidayl. 

Mr and Mrs. Henry Mlhtarlan, 1410 

Central Aye . 399-6J7]. t.f. 

G & L ROOFING 


New roof, old roof repaired, roof 

rKoattd with pure hot l«r. 

AVERAGE SIZE ROOF $M 

Alto tiding and ihlngtll 

CALL 399-2S94 

LORENE'S 

Coitom SLIP COVIRS, 

DRAPERIES. 

Larg» Mlaetlon of 

FABRICS Including 

PERMA PRESS. 

9274677 or 

927-3660 

BLUE WATER 

MARINA 

drii-Qmft For 1870 

New Showroom 

Special* 

iadm, twin 21t*i 

tlaaM t, riwMr, Mwm fly 

feridga, many Mhar man*. 

YOOT hunt* «fl«M, 

U Ft. CatallM Civiiar Wa» 

•tx, m HP, f»vf. H«^, O»l- 

bunk M A PitwvlNM, 111 

Mara llm. Many Mnt, Saa 

It hara, 

M Ft. CataKfta Crvbar dpi 

Psw, HI HP, f*vt. HMd, Oat- 

lay, Unam, FlfeMilttt, HI 

rf HIM, 'many •iW w- 

A gniat nm family fun 

Ff. , 

HP, Hw) V-bunlu, « m.p.h. 

If FT, Lanw, IU H.f., Sun* 

leunwr aam. fpaidl to 11 

m^.h. 

If Ff, XK-If, III HP. Tnily 

a m»gnlf1«nt m a i h I n •, 

maarfa ever It m.p.h. 


Chrysler BoaU & 

Motor, in Stock 

20% OFF 

M Ft. Flianlaai QnU, M 

HP l/t V-bunki m. (Ml) 

MW *J1*I 

17 Ft. CMriar, law RMar, 

1JJ HP 1/1, funlwngir •«*., 

Canvas, many Mtrif, WM 

IWt . . . now HM 

14 ft. Churaw 1)1 Hydr* 

hull, A aaerfy nmatwt, many 

•rtrai wWi « HP Chryttar 

MlkMJ Wa 

IIW. 

Brokerage Boitti 

IHt—ir AawBcnfl, M Nl> Mm- 

tan two teMtf, Iniltr, tttni 

ilMB 

MN, ra HP 

34fhSt.IfheBay 

Dial 399-6200 

MARINE 

ELECTRONIC 

SALRSind SERVICE 

RADIOTELEPHONES 

DEPTH METERS 

DIRECTION FINDERS 

ANTBNNA'S 

•OAT WIRING 

REPAIRS • TUNIUPf 

FirW Clau fCC 

Johnson's Marine 

Electronics 

804 Bay OcMn City 

Phon. 399-2221 

BnllfMl 

Dun»II. Ralegh iou«ht. lold 

rented traded full line of aeon- 

•on** iwvtee and oaftt for »ll 

h.k.i 39>JJ3i, 101* A«Bufy Art, 

CKy B»nt«l« »Oe (« houf 

MARINE »nd 

RADIO n«w maiter 

mrn^la, ISO *«ad, 16S NT Gray marine, good 

eofiditjon. muring 3nd wnfif Can 

v>» inel JISOO or best aHer Call 

199-4735 717 

MIQHMT PRIMS PAID for old (old 

•nd Sterling Si Ivor Old etseki, 

walofreg. jewelry, Uni and dental 

hridg». Smit»i Jewel*, 956 Aibury 

Ave, 1M.3I71 Closed Mondays l.f. 

PORTABLE SAWMILL COMPLrTE 

Oland Homes. Mullies Hill N.J. 

478-4136 717 

WANfCD TO BUt — leBehfront 

Reply to Box 384, Sî- 

7.J4 

JAPANESE SWORD OR DAQOER. Call 

Mr Sinelsir 399-5331. after July 

18 Ball r01.S4S0S68 7-17 

HOUSE OH APT needed Sept 1, 

1970 Year rouna for hw adults. 

Write to bon U3 Sentinel.Ledger. 

7-17 

JET OF OpU CLUBS, shotgun or 

30.0« fifie gaefifie* prices. Call 

199-1903, 747 

WINTER RENTAL — 3 or 4 bedroom 

nsus& or apt. Furnisned or un- 

fumiihed, AduHi, 39MS1I 7,17 

DAMP-CHASER 

ELECTRIC 


NfMm to iiwBi], pii^ in 

find target- Saves clothing 

from ruin by mildew. Ends 

rmwty odore. 

11" LONG UM 

U" LONG U.*! 

AC ELECTRIC 

SUPWLY CO., INC. 

1JJ7 Witt AM,, OMMI City 

RESTAURANT full, «qulpp«I -n « 

ceilant Bond Alsr, ha» Ineomp apt! 

ReatoBahii! Call Edrmind L WISH 

,m" R..I («•!• »"> f"-"" Vii 

WANTtD — I or I M n m apt. 

or smsii hpyie in Upper Town- 

ship, preferably Marmora or Ba#- 

•lay's Point, Unfurnished, Will rent 

By yaar. Phone 399-S654, tf, 

APABTMtNT WANTEP for yaariji 

renrt.i. Neeasfl after Ubor My. 

1 batJrooms. quirt ratldantjal am 

0rsferFeo. Reasonable, furnishes. 

Call 198-1844 717 

FOR SALI 

Live HARD CRABS Adirni, 1116 

Bjy Front. Call i»»-10«i. t,f 

MILL POND ANTIQUES — China, 

gists, imn kettle*, tild snore bird. 

»nd flunk aeeeyi Off R» 9 et 

Linôod Geftvalesêht C«ntsr at 

SargaintoiJm Mill Pond J &!!*» 

9I74J01 

F »"* 

STRIPPED FURNITURE TOR SALE 

ill Furniture Stripping Service, 

I! White Morn Pike, tgg Harbor 

Call 9JB-1409 Open on Sundays, 

AUNTIE TICJUI li bacN ajaln, Olft«, 

old, new, and unusuaf The shop 

with the white picket fenee, Sli 

Mbury Aye. Come brown. 9-4 

ANTIQUES, Gumps and OIFTS, buy 

and Mil. Del Zane Studio West 

Qrovelartd and Atlantic Avss,! Som- 

erl Palrit (1 block w»M of Snore 

Hi.) Call 927.i49J. 9-4 

TWO OLD PRINTS, 

" W i f i t ' f 

USED PIANOS 

and ORGANS 

(Taken On Tr«ri> 

HAMMOND ORGAN 

SFMNIT M Id UM 

(Fi Cane 1 (Wslnuii 

CORONATION 

LOWRIY OROAN 111*1 

(CM Cond.) 

JS Pedal — Full KtyBoard 

NEW 

Lowrwy A Thomn Organ* 

* Clark — Lswrm? — 

Kawal Plann 


RYNER'S 


ESTABLLWED 193s 

95S Aibury Avtnu* 


3984)400 

F tf 

OCEAN CITY. New Jerwy Antique 

gfisw mna s»le, Convention Hall, 

6th at iMfdwilk, July U, !1 21, 

liJO, 10 a.m to 9:30 B m Soon- 

torn! by th« Nnlgtiti ef Columbuj, 

F717 

EXCLUSIVE INDIVIDUAL SPgCIAL 

wear dresses, not large si«0, Un 

worn, sal* pHeii less nhsys half Call 

399.9131 Call am 717 

OVER 100 F£ET, U" nign. King Link 

wfire r#fieing, meiuîng top rail 

and pests 1J0 Call 399-4911 71; 

QE RtrFilQERATDH US, odd dishes, 

old gtsssware other interesting 

items furniture OW meiodion con. 

verted ts desk Call Fn and Bat 

ixstween 11 and 4 319-ilU 111 

REPfRIOIRATOH, full top freezer, 

perfect running esnd |?5 C$}\ 

J99.9549 717 

9' CHAMPION SURFBOARD nc(|, 

lent eond First J45 takes it C»(l 

399.7MJ 717 

RATTAN TORCH CHAIRS — Mats 

12, |2S China ana glass coffee 

table, nest of tables, electing even 

Witt rniissene, daisy and button 

tumtolefs, antique oil lamp etc 

199.J00? 7:i7 

TURCO 

COLONIAL 

PAINT 

and Raflnifhlng Suppllaa 


She Rd., Oeejnvlew, N. J. 

TOUB ifJONIETONE KITCHEN chairs 

in jgM cond Makt offer Call 

3J9-4766 7.17 

MATCMINQ MAHOGANY END taWes, 

tooled leather tops, large round 

Maderia linen tapla £i£th, bed- 

spreads, mist items Friday and 

Saturday J34 E. Surf Rd 7~-17 

FWQIDAIRE RErRlOERATOR with 

freezer. Oood running cond. $30 

C.3'1 ^t 22W Central Aye or phone 

399-M81. M7 

MOVING — 2 refrigerators,, washer, 

chairs dishes, lamps, complete 

formie-3 kitchenette set, and misc 

household artisles. Priced for quick 

•ale 301 Merion PI fbetween 47th 

and 4ath Sis) OC 717 

SOLD FRAME MIRROR S3"«43 " MS. 

deluxe hvinif form drass forrti 

110 Call 3»§-ttoa. 717 

PORCH SET RATTAN maple living 

room Ht, sehool desk II each 

New battery operated best motor 

New euaala with wsattier vane 140 

each Call weeKends 39(^X07 717 

ilAUTIFUL WROUGHT IRON table, 

glais top, J0al4a, 4 fiHtchlng 

chairs, |js: Oirls Ii" bicycle with 

new tirei 110. Call 399-liOS 717 

36" GAS RANGE (ood eond %lt 

312 S»aspray Rd or Mil 39t 

SB81. 717 

SPKIALS — I vtng room Syria |]S. 

power mower $20; Wtehen seti $^0; 

TV 180; ohina ejoiats S35: Chfl. 

Orafi boat seat »JJ Cafrell's 1017 

Aajury Awe . 7-17 

THREE 4»1I and ONE 1.10 sum- 

mer fugs and Batter rugl. Can 

Be seen on the floor 399.3I8S 

7.17 

COINS — Unooln and Indian p*iWy 

•ttHtw wt. tl4.S0 aseh, OalllS* 

QM^ hn 

ANTIQUM — UTi 

CM slua etc, 

%t9nn 

WO OLD PRINTS, UxnW — 

"Wiifiirifton'i rfimlly OlfBI*" and 

"Surrtndtr of Qenersf L»" Both 

wat«f m»fl!»a. edge tMra but in. 

tsr«tl,iB $10 each Including from* 

« »ntlquB rush s»at ohalrt ortjin*! 

mahogany flnlKi, 8* $»5, Ut fi., 

•Id* door 1041 Aiijury Ava No 

geajar^ 7.17 

JONES ttm tiiafted 

i^litamd lfon», No», 1 to 9 (n. 

UMva plui 2 mlM. wood. In jood 

MBi, *IS r»hon, 100911 

IN THE CENTER Of 

ict/vlt* — ineome 

by your own abMltyl 

oqulppnd wild mod«m 

clutllng modem 10 ro 

•pit. Sorry on phone 

Routhar RMKor, MS 

MOVINB — soiling aimo« new, 

•*r!j( American dawonpert WH) 

ehair, Ai|f Norg, no-froit rtfrlg. 

•Wlof, III PrlriMton m. iom«ri 

ewm, N, j, M7 

REAL ISTATf FOR SALI 

STOBE WITH J b " dro0 

Suiiablii for k,»ehi«JO«tte *''9° 

Located Bnul» « Utmmm Cell 

199JB41 '•' 

UNFURNISHF-O BRICK HOME — 3 

bedrooms. I oath immediate sp. 

eupHncy, BE 11th Si To »«tl» 

«tal. only $10,500 OH„"?!,""•' 

heal throughoui f.ui j«»0?7 for 

sppolntmjnt ' " 

If IFI SIM tSISIi «l 

j, W, MORRISON 

RIALTOH 

QRAT-IOUS DUTrM COLONIAL in 

B no- traffie Gardens neigh 

borhood near beach Hintertain. 

merit vied l^mg 'Oom, oming 

room, nm modem k'tehsn ano 

I,W,1.. room on UI 'I 3 bed 

rooms and til«i b.Jth on 2n«fe 60' lot To ck»e an 

E.Uti Can be punshased now 

f»f %}l.sno i"fl»*n| fiirni««ing« 

PRICEP RIGHT Beautiful twin 

home on Wesley Av« near l&th 

h«ndv to bearh irt boarawsik 

1 b«(room», IV, Baths Hot 

water heat &e*l yalue On to 

day« nmlil »t 551 UnO himiU' 

•d 

SUPERIOR investment opportyn 

Ity 3 large apti near ieard. 

walk on 4th »t plus an ad 

jBinmi 40' building lol- Snd fl 

4 bedroom apt hai (•• hot 

water neat fer year round oesu. 

pan^y 4 car garage Let u* t»" 

yau mgfi Tall today 

TOP VALUEI SpaciOut brick Co- 

lonial en Atlantic Ava n^mr 

Plaia PI situstB on spacious 

70' 1 ISO" lot 4 bedrooms and 

2 bath* Professions! offices on 

the first floor whiC^ eouid be 

eonverted to a rental apartment 

A bmutiful pise* to H»« profit- 

36ly now 

HANDSOME HOME on Pelham 

PI 4 bedrooms, 2 tile bathj, 

wall to wail carpeting, grand 

P4ana pled living room with nat. 

yrsl fireplace Owner retiring in 

Florida layi sell including fur- 

af fha finest guaJlty 

• UANV OTHEB1 • 

•IMI Iniumnc* Ouldanu 

fine. Itlt 

j. W. MORRISON 

•rh St. A Oeatn Av. 

I99.S211 

LIKE NEW — Bam.Style Colonial 

cottage, 53rd St. area 4 bed- 

rooms, til# bath and powder room, 

modern kitchen wail to wall car. 

peting electric baseboard ha*t 

Partly furnished large let $21,100 

The farrell Agency. 1400 W«t Ave 

Ft.f 

BABY CRIB, stroller, ehaî. bicycle 

part} etc, 1211 Simpson Awe 

7-J7 

TWO POWli LAWN MOWERS flood 

warfare cond. Call 927.6447. 7-17 

ARTIST OUTFIT consisting of floor 

usel, table sassl and point box 

17«12»4 p»ut mats. Call '399-5011. 

7-17 

LOTS FOR SALI 

134 ACRES Of meadowland on the 

Qrui Egg Hafbar River. Good for 

duck hunting, trapping, and fiiti. 

ing. Only $180 per acre, Jult off 

Rt. SO in btelle Manor TownWllp. 

Ceil today for mere Information, 

GoaHai Rialty, Realtor, 110 Atltntlo 

Av*. JMUtt, Closed Wtdnesdayl, 

F«,f 

JUST THREE MILES to Ocean. Urge 

lOOilil lots In Marmara with oil 

Improvefnarrtj Installed Lower ta»e» 

Take ]4th St. to Routj 9, turn 

right to bulloers sign. V* mile on 

kift, Oui FunN, JSfrllSa, 9.4 

CHOICE LOT — 17th ^nd*"wi»I 

10x90, Ocean side, fully improved. 

Suitable for one or two family 

dwelling. Call 1 215 NE 7-2043 7-31 

TWO CHOICI LOTS, 2012 Haven 

Avs, and 2020 Haven Ave, 40x115 

filled to grad«, Md«walli and curb, 

wafer, sower and gas lines In, Call 

]f9-70M or »ny brolisf. 1-17 

BUS. OPPORTUNITY 

•OAROWALK LUNCHEONCTTE — 

builnni for Hie, Ssnonal, fUily 

oqulppod Call 399 3826, tf 

"ELEGANT OCEAN SIM LIVING" 

¥egr 'round comfort in tWs hand, 

some earflens duplex. In eioej. 

lent rnove-in eonditlsn, tWs is 

an axcepclonal property bsauti. 

fully maintained Each apartmant 

has a living room, dirnng room, 

large modem kitchen and 2 cm 

amic tiie paths. The first floor 

has ] bedrooms. th« Ind floor 

apartment his 4 Bedrooms; and 

there is a laundry-utility room 

for the oonsranience of both A 

fat* opportunity far $&9,S0p, In. 

specfion by appointment only. 

"SM VIEW M*OIC" 

Living room, dininf room, over- 

ilied Wtchen, pantry, Hi Bed. 

rooms, tfiree baths, two enclosed 

sun porches. There's a laundry 

room outside shower, dressing 

room and even a small back 

yard Just a block frem the 

beaeh , . . Ideal fer a large v§- 

eationing family. In excellent 

"move,in" condition. Quest house 

license. Completely furnished. 

12 3,100 

"BOOM TO SPARE" 

An ideal year 'round home for 

your family , . .be it i^rge or 

sâll. 1st fl; living roam, dining 

Worn, bedroom. 1 full bath, fam- 

ily or den '/, bath, and utility 

reoffi. |nd fl; 2 bedrooms and 

fuM bath. Oil heat, 2 Bar garag* 

and outside shower, Convefilent 

location, erasy maintenance, ex- 

e^dsnt condition, geod price In- 

spection by appointment only. 

MALTQM 

BELL REALTY 

226 WIST AVfNUI 

399-3800 

SILL IT NOWI aald our owner, »s 

here's a good opportunity to own 

a njlce apt. building and reap the 

summer prefitt Immadlately, Sea. 

son income Is MOOO by owner* res. 

ords. Call or stop in today for full 

details. 6ea«tal Realty, R.altor.. 

J99.|iB9. f'.i.t. 

IF ¥OU HAV^HARM^r^Ta 

home to match. Colonial styling, 

large foyer, restful living room with 

fireplBee, softtone carpeting formal 

dining room, modem electric kit- 

chen 1 car garage, 4 bedroom*. 

IW baths Superb ocean view In- 

spection by *ppojntm»nt thru Roy 

sher Realtor, 9)5 Oeean Av». • 

F 114 

lIrAi 


our growth 

limited only 

StocM and 

fixtures in- 

•n, earpetad 

Information. 

Ocean Ave, 

FM4 

MAWtET for ula or rant. 

atrvlM now In operation 30*n 

ildl 40 > III50' 

Mf trvlM now 

ise 1 buildln* «n 40III50 en»r 

prcuwly MOtVon*! p»rWn« araa 

80-«15C?. FlKturat Include tV of i* 

MswMsr urn too ft. ahdvlfw, 9 

asilH, aqujanant tar Mf Mrviee 

maat d«p«rtm»nt, grlndart, Illser, 

band HW Me. Looted 15 mlm 

from Atlantic City off nut* ID, 

MH amount of ««h required. 

Call 399 3100 tor Infarmatlan, tf 

eTIVI HOMI IN THI OAR- 

den» overlooking the ocMn, 

4 badroomi, den, J eararnlc tile 

paths, family room 2 flreplaees 

Custom built, 6 years ola. Offer. 

ed furnished. 

LA0O0N FRONT HOME — 4 

bedrooms, 3 eirimle tile 

DitBi, 1 ear laragi, j toai 

•lips, large lot, beautifully Isnd- 

scaped. Offered furnlihed. 

BOMERS PWNT rAIRWAyS _ 

two story Cap. Cod home 

containing 4 btdroomt, J bsths 

> «f »!"«* Offered unfurniin: 

Sd 121,000 with immediate set- 

tlemetit 

INSrtCTION by awointment 

only — no phon. Information, 

WOODS 

Agency 

218 Wost Avenu. 

PRIDAY, JULY 17, 1970 

REAL ESTATE FOR SALI RIAL iSTATI POR SALI RiALJSTATE FOR SALi SUMMfR RINTALS 

THE OCEAN CITY SINTiNELLEDOER 

THE PRICE IS RIGHT for ih,» lully 

equipped lunsrieonette plus nnr 

3 bedroani apt *nd one sffiei*ncy 

ep«. Thii store building can be 

yied fer most *ny retail bu*in#si 

Seeeljlly priud lit 116.500 Ownti 

wiU help with financing Call today 

for more in' 

cate-3 on douMe lot with llv 

ifig room, all •l»olne tetensct and 

dining area wi* &thwaiher, &r 

pesal waWi&f and dry#f, tnfea 

badreeins, 1 l h eafamie battis. 2 

egf g»ra(a 

RENTAL LISTINGS WANTID 

FOR JULY 1 AUQUIT 

SIX FURNISHED APT5. mwlient 

onid 3 hoatat) Firw location, 

#alN to bsaeh parkinf in rasr. List- 

ed (21.500 H.Hcg.s-, f)»i Ettata, 

14 Atlantii: Av» F t.f. 

OCEAN CITY, 7JS •stterwa RoaB 

fNerth and AEJantic) 1st and house 

71«140 (suit condominium). Highest 

soot, ocean view Call 399.40!! 

F 8-7 

WATERFRONT 

ron ONLY 

$22,000 

AND 

BOAT 

OvsmeF will thrq-w jn g 2V Inboard 

sâ sklft Uagoon frsit modem 

fsneh&r hemg, Three frsdrosms, 

^ramie tile bstfi, Mfy furnished 

on SQxIOO let tvepythlng is in 

isod condition Just move m 

ancf refaa. 

COASTAL REALTY 

MA (.TORS 

JM ATLANTte A¥I, 

1M-1HR 

FfT 

REAL 

FRENCH 

ESTATE 

REAL ESTATE 

• CORNER • 

by Bob French 

Don Swan 

REALTORS 

ACT TODAY — DON'T BtMY 

Thl. Corn.r of Rial Itttt* If Wn H WMkt of lh> Y«r In 

talllnl sr Ranting all Ut HrM, 

(.(SUNOS OF THE WIIK 

N1WI8T LISTINO—Ranch Ityle, 

Qardinl locotltxi, living room 

dlnlni rosm oomblnstion, mod. 

•rn kitehan, 1 bsdroomi. c.famle 

til* bath, (at hot air Hut, un- 

fumlihad, 128.000. 

aiNOLI HOMI plui two rental 

aptl, Flrit floor llvinf fBom. 

dining room, KltcJien. utility 

raom Ind floor 1 bsdroonii, 

evamic III* bath. Two ««•_]" 

rtti t tMtmmt in •ash, Mt,. 

TWO FAMILY — iaeli apt. con, 

taint ksrlns room, dlnlm area, 

modern kltelian. 1 bedroonn, tiia 

bath, «leetrle heit, fully furn. 

lihad. Flr»t ftoor rantad jrjarlji 

121M 

DOWNTOWN OCEAN BITV — 

NsW lltting y««r round hsfn* 

In wcsllant condition contoinln* 

i bedroom*, eararnle til* battli. 

modern electric Mtorldli Mtm 

foorrt, »tpaflt» dining room, a* 

M n OH b & d 

taoAad tmraf*. OH btutoi 

Hast, w»ll to wall UfaaUng, p*f 

t.alty furfllahM JM.IPO. 

BAVFRONT — on? & o»*n 

City'« finMt bayfnnt proper- 

MM, hoeaimd ftetr the Yagftf 

Club with untualM ifiaw of ttt* 

lovely Qrut Ed Hsrbor lay, 

Thtra in 4 badroem*, 2 bith» 

an th« 2nd floor opening to w 

pandv* dKNf. Tha flnt floor 

cantlit* of Itrfa living room, 

dining room fielnw ttit bay, Dan 

arta 1 bedroom Hi eeramc 

Ule bttllt and rnottwn all «(W> 

trie Htehn THIa property M 

pr*cUclly triaiMahanM fraa and 

' • ll hadad you ear) afljmr 

ONI LEVEL — 0iTi«n» l-._. . 

Uvlnj room dlnln« room, kit 

Qn*fl« 

COMPLiTB PHOTO LlfTINOI Mri •ROOiUIW Of 

ALL LIITHD PROPIRTI1* OliPLAYlD IN 

IIMRATI ROOM - rrOP (N «Nl iROMl 

ARC NUMiER ONE ^ 1 

OPBN DAILY M - SUNDAY \4 

• fl e h 

h (hi B 

90O ih» 

fH C P U 

b 1 

F R. BRIDEGAM 

RfALTQR 

3346 Asbury Av*m'« 

Octin Clfy N J 

JOUTH END D ri_FS 

twa b*dfDOm a pi * 

fyWy furnished. h#af*d 

Hi 124.500 BHVP* b 

¥F,AR ROUND HOMf 

m Sdyih End F.y= spsciirwjf 

* gFseicaj* iivifvg a^fi ihe pf.r* 

pniy 155,000 

p RETIREMENT CnfTAnf ert 

May* Lg f\d * ng Rd - n he u i h 

IIB LiVmg r&SfT^. dining F cXim 

^ bth ? bd 

bath, beautifully Isnfl 

AM fhil Wifh ffliny »; 

for arily SM.90Q 

rEARLY =- Modsfn p 

COLON I4L TYP| EWQ Uof¥ 

home 

near NorTH ang Dcsrfn fum.%h?d 

$25, QQQ. 

THREE 8EBR0OM rUrni 

SEVERAL CHOICE buildrng kifi 

Goss Realty 

RIAL ISTATI BROKFB 


39f.209l 

OArfDENI », three BedroTn. Mt 

hath and powder room, livng 

room dining feern, kitchen Furnish- 

ed M2.50O H.llejass Real [state 

14 Atlantic Au» F t I 

QUTSTANOiNQ VALUE in Sar 

dens Three h^dfaom egttsgB. 

mSid^ roofn. 1 l /i ftarhs, fireplaee. 

garage, fumiihos 1JJ.50Q 

HA6ER REALTORS 

421 BattarMa Read 

OCEAN CITY, N, J, 

REAL iSTATE—RINT 

GARDEN! AREA — 234 galleries 

Rd, fine csftimergiai lecatisn 

Do«Of. lawyar «!e 4 nic» rooms 

and bath, Ysur mspBCtien mvitud 

Edmund L Witham Raaltof. i 10 

0«an Aya. J99-090O t l, 

MODBRN DUPUDC for rant 4 and 

I bgdro^m epttage far rent Hurry 

9n %hB*g See Edmund L WlihSm. 

Realtor JM-OMb BIO OeMn Ave 

If 

STORE with 4 bedfoem home Suit 

IMt for ignohsonette 113.500 Lo 

eated Routs 9, Marmora call 319- 

3841, , tf. 

YEAR ROUND ons room efficiency 

ayailaole from Oct 1st Also ? to 

€ persgn summer apt*, available 

August 2f thru Ubor Day week 

$60 to |9i per week 600 Ocean 

Ave.. Ocean City. 199. I960 if 

UNWOOO — New Road Office or 

shop" Vacant "information 6464177 

7 17 

STORAGE FOR RENT 

rRAQI SPACE AVAILABLE at 

Ocean City Express Co . Ine 648 

Bay Ava Call 199.060! t I 

STORAOE IPACE lor furniture, high 

and dry Reasonable Call 39 

ills. 

high 

399 

t.f 

YIARLY RINTALS 

ATTRACTIVE APT. furniihed 1101 

Central Ave. Apply SOJ 11th SI 

Sna flow. 717 

NEW ONI BI0R0OM APT Equipped 

with air oonditipning. refrigerator 

SI Ip psf menlh, Grace Realty, Real. 

tori. 10th and Asbury, 3991811 

FIRST FIQOR APT., 1 room, prii/ate 

hath, furnithsd with all utiiitin, 

reaionable, iJ7ISM M7 

UNrURNiSHIO, Snd floor, 4 warns, 

bath, laundry .garage optional, at 

tie storage Complete privacy. SOO 

ft from bay. Adults preferred, no 

B«ta, Call 39MOS7 _ 7 ' 17 

MARMORA — country ranch, beau 

tiful lurroundinfi, t bedrooms, 

firtclace US6 per montti yearly 

(M*t Avallablt Aug I Call 191. 

1113 7-84 

SU/VWER KINTALS 

APARTMENTS — eloM to beaeh ana 

Ixwrtwulk I10S osr >ie*k Sttnten 

Armi, MS Sttnton Placa^ tf 

BEACH BLOCK — 193 5th 8t Four 

bedroom, 1 oath, modern kitchen, 

oUBwulwr. WtMf, July. 7-17 

BEACHFRONT APT, tlnpi 4 CJ1 NC 

VÎMBf Rt « 

*B|II I >. 

y o u n K 

iTncrg'-H ai. winners in the First 

Hiirtif Run Derby held on the 

Oreon Ciiv bax>hall parka One 

nT'rk ago 

Frank Siinninn, sljirling 

eatrhfr on th«> undefeated 

Of fan Citv Babf Ruth t*am, 

wa* ihc winner m the 

13 14 1 , r > y-Mar iild agi- group. 

Mike Linarian, mrmbfr tsf the 

Amerifan Legion tram in the • 

OCYAA Major leagup, won the 

trophy among 1OII 12-year-; 

olds The champmniUiip of the 

7 H 9 year olds wa» shared by < 

Matty Kemenosh and John, 

Bradley Kprrienosh pl0yK for' 

the Javcees t»arn in Ihe' 

OCYAA ftiih'jF league while 

Bradlpy haiU trrttrt 

Pennsylvania 

Citv rerrentiori 

Dine Howel) indicated that 

antither Home Run Derby will 

be conducted for boys in the 

same afp jfrfMipg beginning on 

Aumist 1" 

iiurHrsoNT 

Dunphy's 28 markers pace Knighf s victory 

": .i 1 r i 

rum 1 

.A Ff f j f 

• f f .'- i i 

4f*fi tfQflh-i)! 

LFririfNry 

tffOQ T 

i i ?xi r 

APT 

FNTf APT§ -- ?06 

"5N TNf HfaCN = 

t'î ? and 3 

•=ir.^tMv W' F»ani 

•vl' l40 ]fl]fi 

Of 1300, 

i f 

Ulsnjh of 

tf 

m Gar 

3 RtS M y 

• 95 Call 

Half ssaiiyi 

? SI 

I»TF BfNfAL |PCrlALS — Three 

Oun-Bopr apl 7 ]« to 8.15 >500 o' 

5 )0O 'ni ? .efts ! bedroom apt 

B 1 in 9 1 § 16Q0 3 &edroern eot 

!Jg« 7 !'. 18 9 !•, 1650 or |J00 fof 

,' »«efe5 All yery iiiee and elesn 

ind riiifli tji?3&hs5 Coastal ffeafty. 

B»il!Dr* J10 Atl.mtir A« 399.3(89 

Fit 

iMBTMENltos and Seel Assam 

5 en^fch. rv. qu.et, tiegn $600 

Prgffir sing' adults Caftag£ aeesm 

6 ? weein. A,,g a to !) $90 oer 

*e*fh Api sceerfl 6 Aug 22 ts 

Sept 5 $90 41B f eaR hire Call 

1WI864 7.17 

F" r ii n flu nphy . ri'd'nl 

(.•riidiiati 1 nf LiiSalif Ciillege 

when' hn sUrri.H us u baj-kcthall 

pliiviT. hifricH in Ihc finekl 

indivifluiil porformanri' of the 

Masnn ,HS ht netted 2M points 

in leadmy Krii^ht •* Pharmary 

in iinuthi.r victnry in ihf 

Outdiicir Bil.kkethaJI Li'apje 

Knif»ht\ IiHik over undispuU^d 

pfiSiessnin nf first plaff by 

beatine previ(,u*l> undefeated 

Bob'» Grill. 70-6-1 In other 

actiiin Plymouth Inn roll'-d 

over Flandi-ni Hotel, fl7 4fi t,, 

Bain ;i ^h,ire of *ierfmd place 

Dunphv who wa« voted 

most vnluable piayi'r in the 

Quaker Tily FeslivaJ while 

Ie a d1n B L a S a 11 e 10 the 

championship o!" thf. ECAC 

Christmas tournament, 

completely dominated play for 

Knight h His points, aJI scorfd 

from the field, were well 

distributed and he added 

numerous assists and helped 

eontj-o! the boards for his 

team Knights look a 20 ]3 

lead after one qfua/ter and 

mansHpd to hold the advantage 

fifter Mich period Ocean City 

High ' Skip Given ami Atlantic 

City Highs Harold Lichten 

e;if h scored 12 points to 

Wpport Dunphy while Tom 

Bowen of Wpsjey .Junior 

College, netled 10 

Bobs got IS ptJIrlls from 

Steve Murphy, of Mount Saint 

Mary V and 3 4 from Bobby 

Sutor, sis foot nine center who 

also hails from the Mount 

Wpst Chester s .lark Frlko 

added 10 

. Su-vg O'Grady. of Louisia/ia 

State University, scored 33 

point*. 21 in the first half, as 

Plymouth Inn opened up 42 22 

lead at halftimp and coasted to 

an easy win Harry Bitner, of 

Temple, added 18 point* to the 

Winners' total, while joe 

McGettigan netted 12 Frank 

Moffitt, of Bishop Eustace 

Pr#p, wai the leading scorer for 

Flanders wtlh 18 pointJ 

Tonight, Boh 'i and 

Plymouth Inn battle 

possession of second 

S 30 Miinday night 

plit« 

for 

at 

Knight's 

puts its unbeaten mark 

line agginst Flanders 

are played on th» 

courts, located 

AJI 

on the 

game* 

6th st 

between 

Atlantic as and th» boardwalk 

Boy Sennit 

Kni&fi t Pd 

Spwen % 

QyfTDhj 14 

Given § 

aVy.nt 0 

13 

Blilgi'e, 0 

Murphy 7 

Nsoni I 

SuiHW 7 

friko J 

F! 

0 

3 1 

1 

7 

0 

0 0 

1 

0 

( 

1 

0 

4 

0 1 

D 

1 

0 

Ft 

0 

0 

0 

1 

1 a 

a 0 

e 

a 

i 

e 1 

0 0 

0 

0 

a 

T 

10 

n 12 

15t.0I6 

70 

0 

» 

0 

1 

14 0 

100 

W"W 

flinimn 

MQffiff 

H*uai 

iltJftt 

Toung 

o'6rt*> "" 

BitneV 

L, letuman 

Davis 

!.«•( 

STANDINGS 

Sob'l Onll 

fat Rail (lUtc 

nan»rjl 

At»lt ¥«ar 1M9 

Cash and investments I 1,397.047 31 

Asse^&rflenU and Liens 

Property Aeauired for TsJfeS^-A&ses&ed Valuo 

AcGSunis Reo€?iyable and Inventory 

Fiied C.3B!t3! Authsfiied srto Uncsrnpleted— 

Utility 

Fixes Capital -= Utility 

Deferred Charges to future Taxation— 

General Capital 

Deferred Charges fa Rever>ue of 

3&4.46S.39 

71,190.10 

03 

0 « i 

T«r IMS 

H,5(7.6M 07 

6S|ilS7 

!.0IS,40i48 

B,5J?,iJ5 0O 

,454,71! 11 

| 

71,831 50 

l&3,il4 02 

I.ISO.OOOOO 

1.100.000 00 

B.108.550 00 

1,657 !i 

TOTAt. ASSETS 110,949,491 IS II.IM.." 

I Ubilitifl, RilsrvM and Surplut 

Bonds and Notes Payable 

ImprQvernt'nt AkithOriiatians 

Othfjr Liabilities and Special Furies 

Arncirtiiation ef Debt fof Pised Capital 

Acquired ar Authoriied 

Reserve fer Certain Asset! Receivable 

Surplus 

TOTAL LIABILITIES, RBervej and Surplus 

l,ill.iJ58O 

#S,!?0 44 

!.644,0J0 21 

1,134,405 4a 

677,781 97 

M.44j,5!iOO 

JOJ.lii 20 

939.IJ0I0 

1,1M,!5O §7 

**i.4Jl 09 

413,524 96 

19,512.31142 

COMFARATIV* JTAtlMINT OF Or«EMTIONS ANB CHANGE IN SURPLUS 

CUWfNT fUNO 

Revenue (Emth Batli! 

Surplus Salante January 1 

MiScellan&ous—Frsrn rithef than 

Local Properly Tjl« Levies 

Caileetian pf Delinquent Taites and 

Tas Title Liens 

CGMeetiSii of Current Ta^ Levy 

TOTAL REVtJNUE AND SURPLUS 

f«r 1W9 

371,177 4! 

1,136,006 U 

189.560 18 

5,J55.759.66 

V«.r 1968 

% 250,518 68 

HI,31».M 

4,;97,9MS! 

6,9»3,0O).15 6,113,011,14 

Iipandilurti (Accruil 

Budget Expenditures: 

Municipal Purposes 

Local Bchosi Purposes 

County TSIK 

Local School TaMgs 

Other Ejipenditunfs 

TOTAL EXPENDITURES 

Liss: iipendlturM to bt Raiitd by 

Future Taxes 

TOTAL ADJUSTSD EXPENOITUWS 

SURPLUS tJALANCe DECEMB€» 31 

4,941,641,11 

113,47800 

1,177,67190 

1.1Z4.400.00 

3,0M,O5 

1,091,133,1) 

3,711.27849 

li?,SMQ0 

!,O»4,ilOM 

910.J0O.O5 

140.15 

5,9OijJi*S9 

»3,(7iOO 

i,341,164,21 1,141,353.69 

r m.utto V3n.s77.45 

COMPAMTIVE STATIMINT OF OWRATIONS AND CHANOE IN SUBPLUS 

SIWEK UTILITT FUND 

B.«nu. (C.lh O.H.) *«f IfM telW 

Oetravnu SufyltH •»lan« jsnuify I I 2S.IM.I0 I KMlM 

Colleetion of S«wer WentS 67,S»i.OO «,IiO,00 

Miscellaneous.—From other tnwi S&Htr Rentf !4,189.07 28,118 81 

TOTAL REVINUE AND SUBPI.US 

t«p*ndlhir« (Aeeruil l(llt) 

fludgst Expcnditurn: 

ppwating 

Debt Service 

Deferral] Charges and Stltutory 

To General run^f from Surplus 

Opemting Surplut IJtllnca DtKsmMr 11 * 

RCCOMMtNDATlONi 

Thit all f«e«iflii! b* dmeMm te mm ertfH tt ttw , ., 

or in, turrwd ov»r to ttit rntmtnr »«hln f»rty*i#tt i»$yfi •* f«iiii« 

by NJ.I, 4OA5 15, and a prop»r raeord of laealpto b* maMMnM by 

tn« local yr 

117,«2g» 

4,000.00 

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thp prop-am five nights per 

week 

The initial schedule for the 

night time activity calls for 

actual calisthenics together 

with running, agility drills and 

weight training every Tuesday, 

Thursday and Friday evening 

On Monday and Wednesday 

night-n the program will switch 

to a touch football league with 

teams bring formed from 

among all who express an 

interest to play 

This new program should 

prove an invaluable aid to 

those boys who anticipati' 

playing high school football 

this Fall The touch football 

league will help them keep 

their gridiron reflexes sharp 

while the three days on 

conditioning will make their 

high school training seem a 

little less difficult at the outset 

of the high school season. 

Those interested In 

participating in either ptagrtm 

are inviwd to meet at the 

Recreation Center office 

Monday night between 6 and 

8 30 

* p * 

Owan City High School's 

Fen ton Carey will be glad to 

know that he has still another 

Hamilton on the way! With 

Mike Hamilton, now. coaeh at 

Atlantic" City High School, 

having starred for Carey's 

swimming teams in the early 

60s and Don Hamilton, a June 

graduate, having performed so 

well the past few seasons. 

Carey must feel a certain 

affection for the name Mike 

and Don Hamilton wer* not 

related but another Hamilton, 

Craig by name, is only a few 

years away from high Khool 

competition, Craig is Don's 

younger brother. 

Already recpiving instruction 

from Mike Hamilton at the 

Offshore Swim Club, Craig ha* 

earned an impressive 

reputation in area competition. 

He is unbeaten this aimfner it 

th* Offshore Club and, this 

past winter, won thre* events 

in the state meet while 

swimming for M«rgite'» Jewish 

Community Center. He 

captured stnti- titles in the 

butterfly, freestyle and 

backstroke events. 

PUiUC NOTTCf 

Recently Craig competed In 

the 11-12 year old age group of 

the 16th Annual Philadelphia 

Age Group Swimming Meet in 

John B Kelly Pool In 

Fairrnount Park His 

competition came from the 

finest swimmers in the East. 

Craig, swimming in the 50 

meter butterfly event, covered 

the distance in 32 8 seconds to 

gain fifth m his qualifying heat 

and reach the finals He earned 

a sixth place in the finals 

though his time dropped off to 

33,9 

Ail in all it was quite an 

impressive performance for the 

youngster At the end of the 

summer his older brother, Don, 

will head for West Chester 

State College in Pennsylvania 

In a few years, however, the 

name Hamilton will again be 

leading Fenton Carey's swim 

teams to many a victory 

NOTICI TO LIMIT CKtWTOW 

Eit.l. of R^(jn» Ch.ppjtt. M.yw. 

Punuint to Via sMar o* Arthur 

W. Urielli, Surrogate 0» «f» Count* 

ef C*M May, rrum» an (tia 30tn 

My M JUM, 1970. an tti* aMKien 

of »* •ubMrtb.r. th» baMMr o* 

a AMantie OHy 

«»dirti ujendar 'month, « rmuirM tf n.% »J!

FRIDAY, JULY 17, 1970 THE OCIAN CITY SfNTINfLLiDGIR PAOB If — SECTION TWO 

The brisk water thiii hiu, 

been plaipiing iwimmen, mid 

surfers is nlsii niii helpine, the 

fishermen Kd fcnman 

pspiiiins, I ho enld wilier 

milk some fish leuve Ihc Im-ni 

water* mid BI.IW', dawn tlu> fish 

thill remain The li w 

I cm porn I i n haV" heen hhirmd 

(in I hn wind slirrmj; u|) 

Undiirlvinij enld w;(iet in Ihi' 

ocean, hul ,., inn. aiiyli.n uri. 

SfueNSiriil that ill frrim ;1n ,\H le 

current skiriinn Ihe iireii 

Tuek Miimnda lends ,.n H»!h 

the liireesl ri'pnrli-d Diiunil'T of 

I he week H;iniiiH:is fish 

weighi-d ill at I'lghl [ii.ii mk ,i 

Htimpsiin Bmthers 

Amos Hurm-r ami FfMiik 

Steelnien (•••! a Dliii i>l n-ven 

flounder*, from ihe b,n 

Charles "Bouts' Ol'.i ig.fhi ., 

IJiiod sil.'d nnundnr 

Jiifk NeaU c'liighl three 

whiU' miirhn m iho Miiinnr.i 

Ciinyitli and released twn ,il 

them The urn- he kipi wi-'ghi'ri 

65 pound 1 - Neall ha, ;ii,., 

caught nne f*f ihi> iar^t^t lijrMi 


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piuiniij. 

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Wneker ,, 

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w I- ijjhinu 

pounds 

•Inhn [„ 

Cards, Gifts, SfaHonery, Notes 

(Personally Selprtpd hv W Hill, for 

••pnrt« thai John U 

ihe Plum Huh 

,i while n>i"lin 

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,inrl 

Sr 

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and 

hemililiil wi-iikl'ish I'rom two 

mil ii hull in ihn-i' fii.unik n,.,, 

hi- Orean Cilv hell houy 

•('liarle* K ('limp vi'iuhi'il ,i 

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City Sentinel-Ledger, 112 8th st, Ocean City, N, J 

Soroptomists win league title 

Minor Lâglio 

SOROPTIMISTR 1 

JAYCEES, 3 

SnroptimLsU (lillnPd . their 

10th victory of th(. spason and 

Lhprpby rlinrhnd the regular 

ipawin championship of the 

minor loagur Danny Foglio 

pined ihr mound victory 

which climinaipd thp Jayceps 

from a tip for fourth place and 

a shot at the post .season 

playoffs Foglio smacked two 

singlps and a double for th' 1 

winners whilp losing pitchfr 

Greg Vernon smacked a double 

and a ingle; Matty Knmpnrish 

aJso hit a double for the losers 

Thp Soroptimists, coached by 

Joe Dougherty and George 

Booth, now must await the 

results of a sppcial playoff 

game between FMBA and 

Colony to 1 determine the 

fourth place team in the 

play of fi 

* * * 

COLONY. 8 

ROTARY, 4 

Colony took advantage tif 

wildness on the part of losing 

pitther Stpve Oilliam to gain a 

very important win, Thp 

victory moved Colony into a 

fourth place tie while knocking 

Rotary out of second place 

Though he suffered the loss on 

the mound, Gilliafn collected a 

pair of hits for Colony to pace 

the Rame's hitters, Kevin Smick 

was Che winning pitcher 

Colony will now meet FMBA 

in a playoff game to determine 

the fourth playoff spot while 

R o t a r_y will begin a 

best-of •three game ser 5 

against Kiwanis 

Effective July 1, 1970 

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SAVINGS 

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ASSOCIATION 

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ATLANTIC CITY 

Kintutfcr and Atlantic Ant, 

341.1113 

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32nd A Rtvirt Boulevard 

264-3211 , 

SOMIR5 POINT 

GraT.l.nd Avt, f, N.w Road 

MHIOF 

KrWANIS, 16. 

AUXILIARY, 15 

Denny Byrnr, Jim Mott, 

Kevin Ciayle and Brian Camp 

each hit safely three times as 

Kiwanis earned a tough victory 

over last place Auxiliary Gayle 

and Camp both smacked two 

doubles and a single while Mott 

doubled once and singled 

twice Byrne and Mott each 

accounted for six nms Gayle, 

who was the starting pitcher, 

came on to get the final two 

outs and save the victory for 

Fred Jones who was ejected 

from thee gamp Jones struck 

out 1 2 in his five innings while 

stretching his streak of 

consecutive hitless innings to 

13 "Buzzy" Thompson added 

two singles^ to the Kiwanis 

attack, Joe Fogiio's double was 

the big hit for Auxiliary who 

only could manage three hits, 

Mickey Impagliazzo hit a home 

run over the epnter field fence 

but was called out by the 

umpirp for silegaJly removing 

his helmet Rich Caskey was 

the losinc pitcher. 

STANDINGS 

Major League (thru July 14) 

PBA 10 0 

KIWANIS 

EXCHANnF, 

LIONS 

LEGION 

AUXILIARY 

Minnr League (thru July 13) 

7 ,1 

5 S 

•i 7 

3 6 

1 P 

SOROPTEUISTS 10 3 

KrWANIS 9 5 

ROTARY g fi 

COLONY 7 7 

FMBA 7 7 

JAYCEES 6 S 

POST OFFICE S fi 

ST. AUGUST1N1 3 l] 

SCHEDULE 

Tonight 

61ft • Minor Lpague Play off 

Games 

H IS • Auxiliary vs Lcginn 

(majors! 

Monday 

6;15 Minor League Playoff 

Games 

, 8:15 Kiwanis vs Exehangt. 

(majtirs) 

ALL STAR DAME 

Due to a conflict in 

achedulinB, the intraleague all 

star game of the Major League 

has been once again postponed 

indefiniu-ly it was announced 

by OCYAA president Dick 

Qrimes 

Kane sisters sail victors 

Kathy and Eillpen Kane, 

sailing sisters from Drexel Hill, 

Pa , were first in the Senior and 

Junior Moth races lor girls in 

the third Wednesday series at 

the Ocean City Yacht Club 

Senior Moth Girls 

1, Kane (all other girls did 

not finish) 

Senior Moth Boys 

1, Morton, 2, Jack LeFort 

Devon, Pa.; 3, Wayne Martin 

Mediord 

Junior Moth Boys 

Dean Morton, or Chappagua,, , c-t 1, Madrinna, 2, Brownie 

NY, outsailed the boys in the Baer, Fort Washinirton, 3, Fred 

Senior Moth division, and Pete Rexon, Haddon field 

Madonna, Drexel Hill was first 

for the Juniors. 

Junior Moth Girls 

Larry Brown, of Ocean City, 1, E Kane; 2, Laurie 

was victorious in tlie Senior Ortlieh, Drexel Hill, 3, Jane 

Sunfish race and Steve Becotte, Golden, Huntingdon Valley 

iilso of Ocean City, led thp 

Juniors, 

Senior Sunfish 

1, Brown; 2, Warren Lundy 

Summaries 

Ocean City, 3, Sheryl Vaughn' 

Germantown, 

Junior Sunfish 

1, Beeotte; 2, George Qlaus 

Ocean City; 3, Meg Madonna 

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Hippies f 

Saturday iiiyht walk inn >n 

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1971 fi*r both .-iHvrriisin|f ^nd 

! *Qur ad> sfrp*yung tht' ! family 

rpjiort idi*a hgvn b*M"«n very writ 

rPCTived WVrr iiDl trying I ei 

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remark*"'t nn niri nne," Prirr 

Crash 

enmmupd from page 1 

into a car driven by McDevitt, 

The careening car then 

sid«swlped a vehicle in the 

eastbound land driven by 

Wallace Ward, 25. of 213 

Simpson av. Ward was treated 

at the hospitaJ for a right knetinjury 

and released 

After striking Ward's car. 

Hopper's fibreglass sports car 

traveled another 110 feel 

westbound in the eastbound 

land and hit Macher's ear. 

Which in turn went out of 

Control and hit the guardrail 

Traffic remiUned tied up for 

some time as police and 

members of the Somers Point 

and Ocean City Rescue Squads 

took th« injured to the 

hospital. 

Police said Hopper may have 

been racing with another car at 

the tim« of the accident 

Square Dance Saturday 

The monthly dance of the 

Country Squares will be Waged 

next Saturday, August 1, in the 

Youth Center. "Big Daddy" 

Jim Cargill will be squsje dance 

caller and the Blythes will be 

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dancers are invited 

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BAKIRY . . . . . 9 A.M, to 9 P.M. 



SEAFOODS Bun* • Pies - Cak* 


OPENS DAILY 7:00 A. M. 

CLOSiS 9:00 P. M. 



DEEP SEA FISHERMEN 

YOU'Rf INVITID TO 

WATCH THI ACTIVITIIS 

ON OUR DOCK 

OFF 

Includes necklaces, 

long robes, pins, 

earrings and bracelets. 

Thomas 

jewelers 



WilD GOOSE - 2 TRIPS DAILY 

L«IVM 7:30 A.M., Rahirm 11:30 A.M. 

LMVM 1:30 P.MV RMunw 5:30 P.M. 

Adults $4,50 Children *3.50 

Enjoy The Thrill Of 

A Spectacular 


"FLYING PONY" - SPTO^T RIDC 

It a.m. and ! p.m. 

Adulis n,5Q Children *! .50 

Ride the Famous FLYING SAUCER 

SPEEDS UP TO 

90 MILES 

PER HOUR! 

LHve$3p.m.-7*a 

AdvlH *Z5Q ChtUnif %

PAGE 4 

Editorials 

The problem with hippies 

Whether or not hippies or shorthairs ;if>' thi« i-misi 1 of 

the I'onfTynUitiDns which rvfult wherever they rneet JS a 

matter of persona] view dependiiifi r>n whether you 

lire a hippie or an esUiblishmentarian 

During the current sumnier. the Ocean City hippiP 

colony has been head quartering on a private pnvilhon tin 

the boardwalk at 9th si The u-rajjgly visitors gravitiiied 

to the pavilhon us if equipped with homing device 1 ; 

All wptit fine as long as they were left alone There 

was an oerMonal remark between a hippie and n 

shorthajr in passing, but except for the repiilsivcncss 

their ilk evoked from less inhibited strollers, their 

presence rnu»>H no rciil prnhlcrn tn liiw I'nfnrvi'rm'rit 

officials. 

As is usually 'hi' case whi're the longhairs prove tn he 

unwelcome, the pavilhon's owner closed the oasis for 

strollers during the evening hours when the colony 

usually gjit.hered. The hippies cried "Hisrnminniinii.' 

and, in all probability, they w»re right 

As is the case when young revolutionaries do noi get 

their way by petition or plain intrusion, violence 

erupted. Friday night when a noMce officer nm-mnteri 

to arrest one of the hippies, several of his ci>nt

PAGE THf OCf AN CITY SENTINIL Lf DOER TUeSPAV, JULY 21, 1970 

399-5097 

mi SHOp 

715 BATTfRSfA RO 

IN' THK C. 

Summer Clearance 

All Summer Dresses - Shifts - Outfits 

Swimwear • Sportswear 

Hours; 9:30-8;30, Wed and Thurs, Eve 7 8 P. M 

•k WE'RE RIC.HT NFX'T TO THF. RANK * 

tams 

Authority D.jL, far ART CARVED DIAMOND PINGS 

arved 

LINDF. STAR '\ 

BIRTHSTONF 

and 

SIGNET RINGS 

811 Asbury Ave Dial 399=4075 


After the Sate - It's the Service that Counts 

ATLANTIC ALUAAINUAA SPECIALISTS 

266-3358 Free litiffiatM 822-3861 

ATLANTIC CITY 

cfrlenos School 

Nursery School through Orage 1? 

Admission Tests and Interviews 

for this Fall Term arm now being 

conducted Wednesday mornings, 

FOR APPOiNTMiNT WRIT! 

OR TfLiPHONf 


HIADMASTiR 



1216 Pacific Ave,, Atlantic City, N. j. 

PHONE 348-3146 

PREPS 

34th STREET 

A ASBURY AVI, 


P«pp»roni, AnchoviM, MuthroOnu, Extra ChMM 

JUST PHONE 

398-0722 

it'll be ready 

when you call, 

WE SERVE 

SPAOHiTTI 

DINNERS, 

TOO!! 

STEAK SANDWICHES • HOT DOSS 


I PREPS ICE CREAM PARLOR 

fttftatf let CiMm • M M • SumMi • Splits 

Music Pier 


C/or#nc# Fuhrman 

Tom Perkins 

Frank Rugg'ieri , 

Soloists 

Julyi Wolf S 

I I'sti'r Clark TWnir 

conductor 

soloist 

managm 

Editor's noU" The Music Pier nre-heatrii pfn^riim pnnlcd 

u , n- is siihjoc! to change without notire The programs nrf 

submlttpH to the Sentinel Ledger for publication well in 

advance of the concert dates in the inU?rim, i-hanges an> 

ofti^, made in the programs. The progi-arhs arp print* 1 *! by 

!h* 1 Sentinel Ledger at the r*K]i,t*gt *if ,h,-< (inhcMrs's 

"i gnneemen! as a puhlif g*>fvit-*» 

Tuesday. July 21 

Orphrus |n 

Clark 

H.-rb.>r( 

('.nun,id 

w,.| StMiy 

.liihi. Wolf 

.l.il,uit,ii. Gad.. 

Rjihrniri Suni! FinHen 

Turn Pi-rkins 

Si'llKS Frnm 

1 Sr.ilhind Lamp,. 

INTERMISSION 

Ir-.'H, 1 Tierney 

Pi.ii Miinh (..us, 

INTFBMi«Sin\ 

The Biiiid 

Wsitimi Kchwiirt/ 

Soni; Of Sonus Mm:, 

Lester ("hi-i 

Indiun Slimm,., Hmb„ 

Musi'iiii » 

Wnll/ Pun-in, 

Julii. Wiilf 

March 

F.v»ninc Star 

Turn Perkiru 

('.ir.uisrl 

Cnale 

Sir.,.. M,,s,i- Fo,« _ Thureday.July 23 

I .-it,-, ("l-irk SweelhearU Hirt 

Humnn'sk. ' Dvorak fVi( " ilP A ^ a _. v "»fi 

Ah F,.rS FLU, Wrdi w . L*st,.F ( lark 

Jul,,, Wolf Naila B D ' l ' h " s 

Thi- Amnncn Onp KlM RomherB 

Pn.rol Meacham .lul,«Wol. 

IWpRiv,,, BurlmRh fu MmHin (,,||e, 

TomPerkms Long Ag., In 

Th,. New Moon . Romberg Alcala _ _ Mossager 

i T ortl Perkins 

Wednesday. July 22 Hands Aefoss lllP 

^ IUCavaJr >' . Sea March . ,. Sousa 

Overturr Suppe INTERMISSION 

ln " Fllrtlvrt Thf Student 

UiBnma , _, Donizett, pr.nep RomberB 

LeslerUark III See You 

Norwegian Dance Again C()ward 

^ - _ Ones L,,,,,,, Cl8rk 

bummert.me Uershwm R(llnan« Rubenstein 

^0,B|7" lr O,,,et -'- JuhiWo|f ^ 

In The Garden Or Farandol.. Biwt 

N 'y H n Ball Mother Machree "Bali 

Tom Perkins Tom Perkins 

Washington Oklahoma Rodger 

Tuckahoe 4th celebration 

prize winners announced 

Tl'CKAHOE Winners in 

the various competitions in the 

annual Upper Township July 

Fourth Celebration on the 

county grounds here were 

announced this week 

In the Patriotic Division, 

Girl Scout Troop No 338, of 

Tuekahcx'. was awarded first 

pri?i' Second prize went to 

VFW Post 4569 Auxiliary, of 

Corbm City 

The Petersburg and 

Tuekahoe Cherub Choirs won 

t_hp first prize in the Original 

Division, with the Tuckahoe 

Ski Club second prize winner. 

The Comic Division award 

went to 

America 

Tuckahoe 

won by 

Volun teer 

Auxiliary. 

Volunteer 

the Daughters u! 

Council 49, of 

Second prize was 

the Tuckahoe 

Fire Company 

and the Marmora 

Fire Company 

Auxiiiary was awarded third 

pnze 

The Upper Township 

Republican Club Auxiliary's 

mystery guest was first prize 

winner in the Comic Division 

Penny Shaw and son were 

second prize winners 

Taking the top prize in the 

Bicycle Division were Susan 

Migliaecio and Sandy Surrnn. 

Second prize winners were 

Chris Sack and Jerry Beebe, 

Jerry Scheljinger won first 

prize in the Horseback 

Division, with Joyce 

Schellinger second prize 

winner Third prize went to 

Louis Stroub, 

The Tuckahoe Fourth of 

July Committee expressed ILS 

appreciation for all those who 

participated in the event, and 

for those who assisted in Its 

planning and staging 

Sea (sic seeking baby parade queen 

SEA ISLE CITY • The 

(Jretiter Mca Isle City Chamber 

of Commerce has joined with 

the City in cti-sponsoriny the 

annual cunU'St to select a 

fjui'Mfi to reign over the 54th 

annual Baby Parade in Sea Isle 

City 

Mrh Katherine ArsenauH 

and Mrs Florence Wagner, 

piiriide co-chairmen, and 

Gecirije Phillips, Chamber 

President, said SI 50 in U S. 

bunds will he offerfd-iflO for 

tin- queen and $25 for each of 

the four members of her 

cnurt"in addition to a number 

(if Hi her prizes. The 

competition will be held 

Saturday nijjht, July 23, on the 

Promenade bandstand at 

Kennedy Blvd 

Girls interested in entering 

the queen contest should be 

between the ages of 15 and 20 

inclusive They must be 

summer ' or year'round 

resident* of Sa Isle City or 

Townsend's Inlet. They can 

register at City Hall, 4Bth st. 

and Landis av Mrs. Claire M 

Buchanan and Mrs Dorothy E 

Han sen are chairmen of the 

. eontest. 

Judges will be Assemblyman 

and Mrs. James S Cafiero, Mr 

and Mrs. Jack Weipnd, and 

Mr and Mrs, Larry U. Keene, 

Weigand is bureau chief for the 

Atlantic City Press In Cape 

May County, and Keone is 

Beneral manager of rodio 

station WSLT in Ocean City, 

The 54th annual Bay Parade 

will be held the following 

Saturday, August 1, beginning 

promptly at 1 1 a.m. and will 

proceed on the Promenade, 

from 32d st to 41th st. 

COMPANY 



HAVE MOVED 

TO TMIIR NIW SHOP and SHOWROOM at 

NEW RD, A RIVERE AVE., N0RTHFI1LD, N. J. 

Dial 646-6t47 

CALL US FOR FREE ESTIMATES on 

; RaHlngi . Column. . GatM . Room Divider* 

2 Firtpiae. ScrMnt and All Typpi of DMeratlv* 

3 Ironwork, WAL3TOJWWCH. Owner 

* rTTT*T'TtTi*fny¥ilrivl>ini*i'Li-i-'i liiiii II i — S^-- 

Canadian currency Cape Chamber topic 

I'.AI'K MAY (1)1 I 

llnl'HK Hi II..., Ml .. 

I) I,,,-. -,i il C;ipi' May 

( n u n I \ I 'Ii i riilicr ,,r 

* >n Deiin \ !,i*l 

H M.I.I \MHIti M(i s.ffii 

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I* .initmjj 7 17 ^luHrii!* wlln 

ii.ur h,,.n n,lined It, fill' Hi'IiM * 

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I'lVll ,il I hi 1 ''nlli'Bi 1 nf Wilhiiin 

I M.,,\ HI VnuuiM In unl.'r 

x h ,, * ,• I), ,,n \ L,î -L,i i,h ., 

,1. ill mini ,if I ill M i, ' 2. ,>r H 

f.tjj,' Ml hi* rl,ik^,>k !,,r ,,M,. 

li-.ll-! Till' Cllll'tl- IS III! i, 

ijr.i•)iiiy s\ • -II-IH Tin' tuiiil 

M |M .idii .,i iiiui 

pFohlrn^ hiivt' hi'i'n FH- 

by Ihr Cnuiyiy C 'hilllitii-r iff 

Ciimmi'rri' ami ••! fnrtJ, iiri" 

bi'ini; mild,, by Ihi 1 Hii.nd ,-IFHI 

Capr Miiy (Vtuntv hiinh-r'* i,, 

ri'stiKc [lie priibli'm 

Huîni 1 ?^ nppF.ir,,,^ iir*. ur^, 1 ,! 

lo coiil-iii'l IhiMi ii.iiiU in, .1 

Wi'i'kly H;i>m In th'hfrmni 1 I he* 

rurri'nl s^rhiiiiy* 1 ntt, ,.n 

C'iuiiidNiii Currr-ncy 

Till' Cimnly Pnhln- Affair.s 

Pcpilrlmi'iil iind Ihi' ('hiimiHr 

hiivi' hi-i'ii iind will i',inliniii' In 

Canadii 

iln-ir 

CiaulfM Mt Bring RMUIN 



PAPER FLOWERS • SHELL CRAFT •PAINTS 

SWIRTRA\fc • STAMPS AND COINS 

FUN FILMVPAPIER TCUE •MODELS 

nFrniipAft^cnArT KITS ANT. HOOKS 

CRAFTS i HOBBIES 

.1212 ASBURY AVQJUE 

OCEAN CTTY 

I, H ill 

ihi'n' 

able 

ill, filll' i.ii lliiily by 

i n I (' r n ill 

I I I II i, n r I il I 

,,., hi,' id (he 

I'xpi'ivsi 1 'il si,Mini; .mil sliippini; 

iind inkunny flii 1 fluids burk to 

Cil n ii H ii I h r ii I n il'rr 

i in Fp.piHidi 1 ,!! bank.H i" 

Plill.idi'lphiii iind Ni'w Yurk 

C;ipi' Mm- (',Minis ('hiimbi'r 

cil Cnnimi -fi-i 1 iilTn-nils iiiid 

t'iipc May ('ninny Banki'rs 

As-siii'iiiliiin ri'pri'i-i'llUilivi* will 

nipi'i loiiilh i,, diaiiw. ihci 

• Antenna Installations 

• Tower A Roof Mountingi 

for VHFUHF & FM 

Compile SALES and SERVICE 

Celer • Black A White TV 

SaZfj - Sevuee 

pnihlcms linri I hi' Fiend for iin ' 

edunil inn and pubiir 

inl'iirmniiiin prn|(r!UTI «i Ihiii .,11 

business iipi'l-iilors will be 

infiirmi'd of current raled and 

he able to offer our Culiailiiin 

visitors the best pcissihl.. 

exfhiiliUi' n lii on thi'ir fuiidi, || 

vim also nnU'ri that M'vi-rnl 

ri'Sort business operainrs a|.,, 

e.i-hanîig Ciinadian .'nl|nr» ,„ 

par Wllh U S dollnrs 

The Canadian tourlsl 

account fur a large part (,f cnlr 

iiveFiill itiuriKt economy 

pnrtii'uliirly in the early and 

later parts of the »ummi>r 

season. 

YES WE DO HAVE , , 

TV RENTALS 

1040 ASBURY AVE. DIAL 39§-4?10 

* BOARDWALK PROMENADER * 

Macks 

and Mancos 

>ttt> 

DIUCiOUS AND 

P1Z Z A 

OPEN BAILT 13 NOON 

914 BOARDWALK 751 BOARDWALK 

"»•••••••»•••••• 

•if. I*S» 

MO, 

THf ORIGINAL 

972 Boardwalk 


mmwv HUT HOUSE 

SALTED NUTS 

HOME-MADE 

CANDIES 

944-846 BOARDWALK, OCEAN CITY 

399-1649 


This is "S6"B/G" 

Alexander's moat loveable Baby Doll 

who won't walk, coo or wet. Her heart won't 

tick-tock. She doesn't even go to sleep or suck 

her thumb-—but if you hold her you will love 

her—and want her for your own. 

"SO BIG" and her itory book are at 

W 1104 BOARD Wii 

BOARDWALK 

• • • » 

OCiAN CITY'S F1NIST 

SHRIVER'S 


• FAMOUS SALT WATIR TAFFY 

• DELICIOUS HOME-MADE FUDGE 

THE LARGEST VARIETY OF CANDIES 


Boardwalk at Ninth Strwl 

•••»•••». 

«•• 

i • 

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t 

TUeSDAY, JULY 21, 1970 


SUMMER 

Women's 

Hush 

>.'!vi 


921 Afbury Avenge Dial 399-3373 

mm* 

tlPKN fflllHV* I'VTII '1 I'M 

WHIM, 


tiiDAY ilii,,u|.| 

III I'NHn AN 

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"' ''l.-iF. i.i l-"i.hiiii.-.i. * t< m 

mi ih, M,,,,, |>,, , s..i.,i.i 

•I'lilll I'M kins |.,,HII,IH ,l,,| 

Wi.ll ,,,|)ri,,,., ,,,,,! |,..i. 

I Uf^cLn 

i:,iii,.,i 

THI OCIAN CITY SiNTINiLLIDOIR 

W.imi-ii . Ainili,ir\ 

\l.. 

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Cl.,,1, I, ,,,., ,. ,, „. „,„„ „.„,„„ 

Stu 

,.,..,.„, .,„,„,„. 

T'JMOHKOW 

HIT,.,,,! ,,,,,,,,.,I ,.,!,. 

-iichi ,,l u,. Aim 

in" \Iiwii..ii.,l H...,i 

i rn 

Ml. s ..i (I ,,..1. ,. 

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Ch.iiii.., 

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' 

NiimnWF Antili,,F\ inii'l.iii; .' Iliimi- ul Mr-, Frunl. l»..4>. .',"" 

Pill PI Ihl- l-hllF. h H,,,.l 1 - 1 •' W,,,,|«.,l i|, [^ 

N'Mrw uf I,il Hi' fhilc!,' „ • • 

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M' 11 ' 1 ' llir.Hiuh (1,1,(1 a, ,,|.TS in H.m i-i, 

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V.-t. -in, m,.,.|ilH, s p ,„ ,,, . . . mi 

Ihi' Anii'Fii-nii iH'lil,.-, 11.11 "I',,. hi ''lull UupluMli HFIHI.I1' II. 

till. . I I II,,, ,, „ [,.,„,, I.,, ,„.., „>„-,. ,.„!, 7 ]•• 

I), Cii\ I-:. 

Wi.mi-i, •• Hihl, stud. 

Fi'lii.wsliip. i o ID ii m "i ih. 

Firm I'I-.».IIVI 

"Gaslight Alley" 


SUN TOGS 

PELICAN HARBOR 

CALLIOPE PICCOLINO 

STRETCH TALK 5Q% Qff 

SALLY SCHRANK 

Mr. FOSTER'S SHOP 

ANNIE LAURIE HANDPAINTED 

BASKET BAGS . Reg, '24,00 to '40.00 • NOW ''19.00 to ''32.00 

ALL SUMMER JEWELRY , , 20°o OFF Original Tickets 

EARLY BUY on ALL CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS and 

BOXED CHRISTMAS CARDS" 10% OFF 

LADIES' SUMMER STRAW SHOPPER BAGS . . UKf 

Flanders Shopping Mall "Gaslight Alley" 

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PAGE 8 

Coaches Coach Nni Cost mzo «ty>. 

worried about losinu his toum to thi' 

"liniment" peddlers apparently Annul I 

"geritol" crowd in the Coaehes i< K.il 

' thp Bav av hallfiolrl Friflnv night 

IS. PIAL 

399- 

8167 

PLUMBING 

& HEATING 


COASTLINE 

HEATING 


SptetaRsfc" 

DIAL 927.3370 

2106 NEW ROAD 

Linwood, New Jerity 

he rr 

Hy isii 

inn ihe 

ajnr" 

-vr-ii with the 

K.nth ti'inii at 

Mary Lou Newsome offers the benefits of her hand 

fan to Harry Vanderslict" after he managed to reach first 

base on what, for a younger man. shuuld have been a 

three-hasp blow. 

CLASSIFIED AD 

IRINOS R1SULTS 

John Kemenosh pitched 

one inning for the Coaches 

and then called for an arm 

sling. 

FRANK M, 

MAZZITELL! t SON 

Plumbing •nd Healing 

Spadaliiing in 

Gat iaiabeard Halt 

200 ASiURY AVI. 

OCEAN CITY, N. J. 

PHONE ifMlM 

No JOB too trig, no RE- 

PAIR fas •mall . . «M of 

our plumbing and heating 

work gtfi the unit ear* 

rul con»ld«r»flon. 

PILEGG1 

225 WEST AVENUE DIAL 3W1876 

and 

HEATING 

REPAIRS-ALTERATIONS- 

INSTALLATIONS 

CALL US FOR PROMPT SIRVICI 

OCEAN CITY 


TuMrine Plumbing ft HMting 

618 W1ST 

AVENUE DIM 399-0450 

New Ultdar Own#r#hlp-M«n««am»nt of 

LIONCHEAMIR - JOSEPH DOUGHERTY 

'Gerifol 1 nine 

lose 'classic 1 

to Ruthers, 11 

Tin- unili>l'i'h n In .i 

d..nhle After liii! Wallace, 

Evi'li. inur I'u.H'h, pupped 'Hjl. 

Rn-h Dht a group of ha.s-hwns withered tngi'thcr 

ns ;i I earn U> iiikc on the Oci'sin City Buhr Ruth I.i'iiguc 

nn%' in a game on the Bay ;u hall field The Hahe 

KuthiTs plaved hasehull, but speiUilnrs are still Irymjj to 

tli'U'rmine just what the "nine old men" were doing nut 

there on the diamond If the Hahe Kuthi-rs garnered 

anything from the meotiiiK, they learned how baseball 

should not he played Plmloijnipher Kill fiankill was on 

hand for lh» nonmnin. 

Cudihi".' pitiiipf nick Connly manasi'tl tn labor 

through two innings against the young Hahi- Kuth 

B.itsmi'n. then had to he rcsi-iifd hy Mrs. John 

KiTni-nosh when he was (happily I roiipviifl of thf" mound 

• hnn> 

Bill Wallace, assistant 

ground rules for the game. 

Winning streak broken 

Coaches coach, pusis thi 

LeForf, Schill share victories; 

Eileen Kane doubles in Moth runs 

.liirk LeForl. nl Devon, I'll , 

.mil Bill HihiM, nf Hiifldinifield. 

shared tumors in (he 

Interiiiitioiiiil I Hi siiilhonl 

rai'lliu nl iht. Oeeiin C'llv Y;n'h! 

i 'luh ov er I he weekends 

Hrhiil liioh |hi" gun ill the 

I 10 run Siilurday. "rfgini; 

F f ,i n h A (I s h i" » H , of 

Philadelphia, and (Jeorge 

Krnnieh. J»nkinli at Nnviii Air 

Slalion Roo.i'velt H->:ids. 

Puerto Ri.o Flviiiu the 

supersonic Mi'lli-nni'l F 1 

Phantom, the squadrons 

traininy includes iiir refueling, 

long range navigati in, tactical 

bombing, close air •ippiirt 

Mild 

nir tu air in l*.fc*'pts 

One Minute Sports Quiz 

1. Whu *on Hi. 

title at Wimhleriun' 

2. Who wo,, the ladies' 

3. Who won the recent 

Mountain 150-mili 1 rac 

4. How old is Ken RoSi'walrP 

5. Who won the 

The Answers 

1. Jnhn Npwcumbi 

2. Margaret Cnim. 

3. Mariii Andrctti. 

4. 36. 

5. Sonnv Liston 

K.O. 

Hoi wenlhor cnthiiMHSt.s 

whould hiisc no complainls 

left about the Iii-Kinmng of 

summer in 197(1, 

Mcholl, 

(leoriJe 

Ij.Fort 

Frank AHuhenri, and 

Kninich; ,1, Jack 

.Senior Moih Boys 1, 

Wiiyne Martin, 2, Jnek I*Fort , 

( Cluippy Hoplin 

nPI4 1, Charlie Bnkor; 2. 

find Hnpkin, 'i, Frank Felton 

Siinior Moth OirU I, Julie 

Hosvedt, 2, Kary Kiinp. ^, 

I.mdii Ortlich 

Junior Moth Boys 1, 

Brownie Baer; 2, Reed finer, 3, 

PiMe Madonna, 

.lunior Molh Girls 1, F.ilcpn 

Kane, 2 Hut' Rohîain, ,1, jane 

Colden 

Finn I. Matt Vollrm-r: ? 

(ii'iinji' Hiifer ii Boh Hacli 

y 

Internalional 110 1, Jnck 

LeFort, 2= nunrp 

Kninirh; 3. 

Bill Schill 

Hen lor Moth Bciyn 

Li-Fort, 2, Wavnu 

Waller Wagnor 

Mr.riin. ,1. 

Senior Moth Girls 1, Lindn 

Ortlieh, 2, -liilie Hnelvodt; 3. 

Kslhy Kline 

Junior Moth Boy« 1, Frfti 

Rc'Xon, 2, Brownie Biier; 3, 

Mark Asher 

Junior Molh Girls I, Eilwin 

Kiine 2 Sue Robeson 3 .liine 

n,,id(.,, 

Finn 1, Jim Accarrii; 2, 

Bill) Crook, 1. Bob Hack 

fiPl 1 1. Ohris Walters: 2, 

Charlie Bakpr, 3, Bud Hopkin 

Rtiia«ntlil 4 

ElKtricil Ctntnctinl 

Mirkal ElKtric Hail 

\j0HNK)N's\ 

ELECTRIC 

* RESIDENTIAL 8 COMMERCIAL • 



APPLIANCE 

SALiS and SERVICE 

::;;; : FACTORf TRAINED SERVICEMEN : $x 

ji 9^ ASBURY AVI PHONE 399-1S98 M 

But.; JM.124* 

R«,; 3M.17S4 

JACOB C. SOfUFr, JR 

Corson Elect 

732 WEST «¥E,, OCEAN CITY, MJ, 

• RttiMNTIAL 

• COMMEM1/U. 

• ELECTRIC HEATING 

i NOTPOINT APPUMICM 

FEEL DRAFTS 

ON YOUR 

FLOORS? 

Add flameless 

electric baseboard 

htaters tor comtort 

ILECTRIC 

Old and N«w Houses are diicovsring 

the advantages of GE ILICTRIC HEAT 

Call us for details, 


ELECTRICIANS 

1345 Wttt Av». Dial 39O-M4S 

:¥•;• 

M 

I 

TUISDAY, JULY 21, 1970 

Girls' Basketball 

• ROOFING 

ir SIDING 

OFFICE, «n SHORE RD 

CLERMONT 

PHONE 263-B262 

LU»F*r fak- 

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GREAT LAKES, ILL , July 

13. Navy Seamari Recruil 

Martin F, Bennett, husband of 

the former Miss Veronica D 

Clymer of 2727 Asbury av , 

Ocean City, N J , completed 

two weeks of annual active 

duty training at the Recruit 

Training Command, Great 

Lakes, III, Returning to his 

local reserve unit, he will train 

once a month to review and 

expand his Navy skills 


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1001 Aibury Av«. Olol 399-0012 

THl OCEAN CITY SINTINEL-LEDGIR 

All-Stars Sign Knights hold unbeaten record; 

for court game Money's, Fox, Bob's are victors 

In lh,. ..f tw.. M.im.. 

ni ii,,. l 

(),, Cliv 

Himni!, H'ori'd ihe 

m !• n i 

biix by e •. while h.'(1,,e ] phiyen. hke Fran Dunphy of iiriiilher game. Money s Hn 

it H ri 

I,.Salle, Steve (rCirady of School gamed its firs! vii tors 

six 

Thi 

L S 11 , Phil ('..ffey, of Atlantic of the season by lopping 

• ^landii 

thus f ar are a*. 

I'ommiinily College, Mike winless. Coach s Pi7zi>ri». HI "i7 

13 

Ket reiiliiui 

I!,. 

Niish, i.f fit Josephs, Frank Given, who It' last seiimri 

Wills,, 

Moffili, ,,f Bishop Eustace hiiskel eHriier this year yiiihed 

t'nppi•i 

K.iii, 

Pri.p. Skip Giver,, of Oc.-iin Knights -H key win over Fox 

H i m m 

Cily High, Jim Noones. or Realtors, scored I •( point* m 

Chan. •rh..» 

[jiSiilli-, Sieve Biirurfi, of each half but scored 11 .if hi' 

Vineland Dish, Bob, Sulor. ,,f team'!, 18 third quarter pinnLs 

Mount Saini Mary s, Charles John PaAquale, of Washingli.n 

McLiiiighhn of fit Augustine Township, added li pomis. 

wilh Tony Washingiiin ,.i 

Prep, Al Rorhetl. of fiarred 

Ocean Cily, scoring \'2 

Heart Iliirh, Jim LaRiie, of 

Califomiu S|.,i,, a,,H mnnv Temple i Harry Bitlner 

Schaek(«H pacing "Ihers 

sii7r..d 11 of his 17 pomis m 

Paone ran select between t^he final period to |np the 

Bellwoar Series 

Fran/ Adler, of Atlantic Plymouth Inn aloring Stev,. 

Community College. Bill Ward, O'Gradv of L S U scored 16 

Jim Srhackl. II ,,| or Oakcrest, (llenn Darby, of points while Lehigh s ,lim 

Lafnvett,. Hill, Pa , .-.intinued Ocean City Hljjh, Bruce Christian added I (I 

his winnmo ways in the Davenpori, of Pleiisantville Cileason scored II point* in 

runriinsi of the third race (if the High, John Huff, of Atlantic the third quarter as Fox 

Six race Bellwoar Series for Community Coilese. Frank Realtors ran all over Trnfii'. 

powerboats at the Ocean Tny Cori, of Oakerest. !rv Marshall, Oulf to gam their third straigh 

Yacht Club Sunday 

of Atlantic Community 

Schacklell jrunnni hu College, Carl Kent, of 

powerful ftOOhp Dr.ii7.i Pleasantville High, Tony 

'Flying Label" under Ihe gun Monteealvo, of Oakcrest High, 

ahead of Don McKay, of Frank Uraves, of Pleasantville, 

Media, driving his inhoarH and others 

oiitboard "Gypsy 

Both Howell and Paone 

Schaeklett Ls pacine the indicated that they would 

sentj.s with 14 poinLs, with announce their respective all 

McKay hoi lu his wake wilh star teams in the near future 

13. 

In an open race for 

outboards, the "Hustler." a 

lashp FJJ, driven by Jim Hook 

Ahearne, of Cherry Hill, was 

the victor Young Don 

Dolaway, of Philadelphia, was line 

second in his 1 2shp mercury 

sinker 

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1 

win following GleaJiOn's gan-1 

high of 23 poinU was 19 poir.ts 

each by Phil Coffey and' ,'e,hn 

Huff. both from Atlantic 

Community College LaSalle's 

Richie Weist added 1,1 to Ihe 

Foi toUal 

Jim LaRue, of California 

Slate, paced Trofa's with 19 

pointe Rich Mulkeen, of 

Vilianova, added 16 points, 

with Chuck Gargan, of 

Southern Regions], getting 15 

Bob's scored 18 poinLs in 

the fourth quarter, 14 of them 

on the foul line, as they had ti 

fight to hold their lead over 

Plymouth Inn John Valore, of 

West Chester, eanneeied on 

five straight free throws to help 

Bob's maintain their pare 

LaSalle's Jim Noones paced the 

winners with 18 points, Steve 

Murphy, of Mount Saint 

Mary's, added 1,5 with Mike 

Nash of St Joseph's getting 10 

Lawson Johnston, of 

Temple, paced thi losers with 

IS points Lehigh's Jim 

Christian added 13, while Steve 

O'Orady, of L S. U , netted 

10 

Bill Davis has proven that 

sometimes big things do come 

in smaJI packages This week 

the "big" talk around the 14th 

st, fishing pier centered on the 

five-anda quarter inch Anchoa 

Cayorum, more commonly 

known as a dey anchovy, that 

Davis managed to hook on a 

bloodworm 

The fish weighing 

approximately three ounces 

was big for its size, it is usually 

only grown to be about four 

inches Ed Cornman spent 

about a half hour rrirnmaging 

through fish books trying to 

identify the rare fish, which is 

far from its home in the West 

Indies and Florida 

The anchovy is a translucent 

fish with a silvery lateral stripe 

'and looks almost like an 

overgrown shiner. Cornman 

said that the most amazing 

a-Speet of the catch was that 

the small fish was able to get 

on the hook. 

Moving an to larger fish, 

Bayers reports that Pop 

McCarthy caught two striped 

bass on successive days The 

first day's venture brought a 

12-pound, nine-ounce catch 

and the second day a 

20-pound, four-ounce catch. 

The kingfishing in Corson's 

Inlet is still going strong 

George Lindenmayer had a 

total of 37 kings from two 

days of fishing, Kevin Kolmer 

caught three kingfish on his 

day off from Bluewater Marina 

on squid, 

Charles Speitel weighed a 

16-pound, four-ounce wahoo 

in at Sampson's. Speitel, 

visiting from Lancaster, caught 

the fish on the boat "Four 

A's", 

Julia and Frank Vitalli 

caught six flounders and 

Charles "Boots" Otto had 

three. Reports have it that the 

fishing off the old 

Germantown Boys' Club is 

good 

Steve Owens is experiencing 

fine catches of perch by the B. 

L, England Electric Co., In 

Beesley's Point, 

Dan Montagna, Jr., says thit 

there is still a lot of bluefish 

out In the ocean. The boats 

that leave from Sampson's, 

"Seaway" and "Sllverspray", 

are rinding schools of blues 

anywhere from 10 to 12 miles 

out. 

Age in fish may now be 

scanned in much the same way 

as tree growth Is seen in tree 

ringi. Scales grow throughout 

the entire life of the fish arid 

the average age life span of a 

fish is 25 years, A simple 

injection technique will bring 

about visible scale deposits to 

make a determjnitipn egiier. 

Money's Dog School got 23 

points from Alfonso Oayle, of 

Norfolk State, and 21 from 

Ocean City High's Gene Davis 

while gaining their first win. 

The winners held the lead 

throughout the entire game 

while steadily pulling away 

Charles MeLaughlin, of St 

Augustine Prep, paced the 

losers with 12 points. Doug 

Campbell, of Johns Hopkins, 

netted 11, with Vineland's 

Steve Baruffi getting 10 

Tonight Fox Real Estate 

tries to remain in second place 

when they meet last place 

Coach's Pizzeria Tomorrow 

Money's Dog School and 

Trofa's Oulf battle for fifth 

place, Thursday's game finds 

Bob's Grill and Fox Realtors 

meeting head-on to break their 

second place deadlock All 

games start at 8:30 on the 

courts, located on sixtlvstreet 

between atlantie avenue arid 

the boardwalk. 

Box Scores; 

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Bryant 

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WHONc; BILL 

Phoenix, Ariz,-When Ted 

Kazzaroaki left the hospital 

for treatment of pneumonia, his 

nil! also carried charges for use 

of the delivery room ajid nursery, 

Ted, father of sij children, said 

his bill stated he had given 

birth to a baby prl. The hospltal 

blarned the error on a 

computer. 

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CALL EITHER DON TARYES at 399-2306 

or FRED TARVES at 399.1127 

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STAHLER'S 


Res,: 331S West Ave. Dial 399-2980 

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CHILDREN .... 75c 

ADULTS . . . . S U5 

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OPIN DAY and NIGHT 

398-0072 

SNACK BAR - ELEYATED SUN DECK 

• 18 HOIM on tht 

Melt Ghillenfl 

Ing Championship 

Court*, 

• A Family Course, 

Enjoyed by AM. 

• Only 5 Minute* Watt |* 

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Cauteway from $ 

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'OCEAN CITY-SOMERS POINT" 

THIM5CIAN CITY SiNTINiL-LfDOER TUESDAY, JULY 21, 1970 

OCYAA baseball 

Minor League playoffs underway 

I'I'I.ON^ ; i-\\n» \. 0 

n.inm i),,,.,, .,„•,! n.i 

t'.in.n i Mii,i,k,(i iriiii.., 

Ki i .i' HHII- k 1111« |I,M! ,I ^t ron 

•I' 'I rn[jn ".Inijirri Diin Kisb% 

luimc- vvilh Ihi' I'IFHI nin cif I hi" 

Batiic ii, Wimbi"!!*. w'orcd in Chi' 

fin.I A douhlc In "Mlirvclims 

Mik,' Hill iinri «ini!li'h hv Tom 

Krivii^ ,ind Bill Hii riiiili- 

Niekli". prddiiri'H [hri'ii riins, 

hir C;*hnn» in lhi> y.ffind 

Illnmi; In I he [hird, Diiui; 

Hiibinsini honi,*r*'ff with .il miin 

on to iu 1 ths' N*;,iri' whih% in thi' 

fmirth, Riiy firnilh d>Hibi''ri iiiid 

sriiN'd whiii turni^d out to bi' 

thi' winnmij run on Lyli' 

Alvcnioii!. mnijic Riibinson 

piirofi thi' winni'r's jlttjicli with 

I'nLir hi!* w full Curl Fiplds 

Colli-rli.ri Ihrn, Cliff Clark was 

I he winniT and (llll iht> liwnr 

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FINAL FIRST HALF 

STANniNfiS 

COASTGUARD 

CHATTERBOX 

WIMBERGS 

YOUNGS 

CABRINI'S 

Paddling 

have attempted to solve the 

probfem of hathfrs by forming 

a Surf Patrol to give somu 

much needed control of the 

problem The idea came from 

Ihi- mind uf ii yuunji surfer 

known as P.l Why the older 

veteran Water people couldn't 

have thoujjhl of this first is 

beyond mi' Thin u'foup seems 

to be doinu ii good job of 

prevenhniJ injuries, which is 

really all they want to do 

Surfboard styli'S chiin(;e 

every year, they ^ret short, they 

qet lontj, fal, thin, elf But 

with ail the style changes the 

baflic construction is the same 

as it wat. in 1 9!)2, foam covered 

.with f i be r ijlas. The 

foam/fi hernias sandwich is by its 

very nature ;i weak structure 

and during the last year or MI 

several people have attempted 

to find somethinq stronger 

Talking this week to Neil 

Townsend, of Aqua-Jot 

surfboiirrlsi, they have 

developed a hollow 

honeycomb plastic board 

which is both light and very 

strong. While the first boards, 

just like any new process, were 

a little expensive, the price and 

workmanship have been 

improved to the point where 

the boards are, it appears, quite 

superior to the older 

foam/glass types. You might 

cheek It out. 

Another company trying a 

new approach is Dynamic 

Industries which builds a line 

Tonight 

6 15 Young;, 

7 1 

i 4 

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4 4 

1 7 

Qupstirm--dors cutting down of almost indestructible 

thr boards sold by another b I- I I y b n a r_d s and 

shop mate those suld by your's knee-machines These things 

bctlcr" This seems to he thp-are 

so stronji it's unreal! I've 

!hinu to do this summpr, and seen one of the belly boards 

nil shops arc ifuilty to some thrown from the jetty and land 

fii'Crpp Is this rrnlly nrepssar>-" not in tie persons arms but 

What tn do whin there's no rather the jetty rocks, but not 

surf, which is a pretty common a mark was put on the board. 

thing this summer Different 

peupji' have different answers 

Several people had jfottJjn out 

lhi. old Yd Yo's and Frisbeet. 

fur their jiilliev The Troll and 

friend passed the FrisbP a total 

of 303 times for what they 

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Down iit Park pi the Yu-Yo is 

Survey 

the ihinu to have 

G«ologkal Survey 

GovBFiiintnt 

Prmrlng Office 

National Gallery of Art 

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Ocean City, N, J, 

Dial 398-2285 

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Dining Room Open to th* Public 

Stone Harbor Hits baby parade bands Tribute ¥ 

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STONE HARBOR Seven Lyndu s HliirietU, of HOUSE 

bilntk iinri five ninrrhinij pjroups Woodbury, Ihr Ciinnoiibull Directors 

Hunt 

MAY COURT 

The Bourn ,,f 

f the ['apt' May 

will perform in 1 he nnmiiil Khiirpshoolers Parade Corps, County C-h fi m bo r i> r 

Hiirbor Bully PIIMIHI. mi Irom Williiimslnwn, the Bnnnii Coiiimi.rri', a I its rt.fi:'nt 

Siiiurd/iy (July 2ft) 

• if Woodhury m e e I i n u p a s s (• d ti r (• s 

•Sponsored by the Nlone I''"I L e n ii p r s , ii f olulion in memory and 

Hiirbor Wimiiin .^ Civic Club In Miiu town, iiild Ih" Twirling trihiitj- lo the lull- William C 

(iioperalion with lln- b(iri>ii|jh. IJ'S» ,, nfShiliih Hunt, II founder, charier 

,tiie piiriide Ihi* vi'.-ir Will Ki ry 'thinks are available -lit member und past president of 

li'fiiure iwo new tilviMHMis, a the Hiniujjh 

lliill und III (he i he Cape May nounlv Chiimher 

CommerrNil unit and Civir (/hnmber of Commerce office 

Division 

and 

many 

hav, 

(Aish prl?i-s ;md trophies ufe to 

arderi all winiii-rt ClauHM Ail Bring Ruultm 

The h;ind» to parlifipale are 

the Liberty Band of Caniden. 

the Millville Ameriean L*'yion 

Band, the Onkryii Hilnd. the 

MiirGri'iinr KrotUsh Band, of 

Cornwells Heiyhls. Pa , the 

Blue Angi'lt> Drum and Buyle 

C.orps sponsored by the X'llhis 

ViihintiMir Fire Company and 

the lamplighters Druni und 

RiiCle CorpK of Berlin, N J 

The marehmg groups are 

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ENTRANCE: TOP OF BOARDWALK RAMP 

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399.1571 

10 AM. -10 P.M. 

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Entranc* on Boardwalk Ramp 

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Enjoy year round or 

liviiw. Enjoy the ocpan. 

from K gnukid lots cleared to 

eabdi every brfiiite. Just over 

Mtli St, BraJgr. Lowca- taxra. 

Ppaoeful nammurtQ! Adjacent 

to alJ Ao^nf, Sm. caflffli««t 

t /its thds paper. 

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SUMMER Of ARANCE 

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Starting at I 14.95 

OPEN MON,, 9:00 to 5:30 

TUE, THRU SAT,, 9 A, M, to 10 P. M 

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CHILDREN'S SHOP 

Ad Summer 

Stock Reduced 

Goi/ighf Alky" 


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Boats 

inti sod frnm page 1 

srcunri priv!.., and Stiinlcy 

Slnm's "Sv.-nsku Fheki)", with 

the thcmii "Silent Majority 

Kneps the U S on Even Ki>vl'''. 

wiw third prize winner 

The best decorated under 24 

feel were, first, Earl Shaw's 

"TKF IV " and the "Good Old 

Summertime ", featurfnti a 

rnvolving drnwing, wx'iind, 

Divid Haschsr's "gen Bird" 

which showed Sont/i and his 

elves. nnd third. Robert 

Monaghan's "Rosomarie". with 

its colored fish nnd clown's 

head 

Best dwrorated over 24 feet 

1, Jnhii Berisnn's Timmy 

Ton', 2, Robort Mnnihun's 

"jpmbiir", depicting || rirpus 

scene with clowns and 

balloons, 3, Jim Arcardi's '.Jim 

Auri ', Tarrying Miss Ocnn 

Tity Vacht Club nnd her court 

Clubs nnd Commercial 

awards 1, Harry Fenton's 

"Dot" representing the "House 

of Pagano ", with waitresies 

and cooks; 2, Hsnry Oftlieb's 

boat with the theme "Happiest 

Befr in Town", 3, Marry 

Klaus*'s "Sting Bay" carrying 

out a "Toast to Ocean City 

Visitors " with a gtnnt 

champagne boltlp nnd glass 

Musical under 24 feet 1, 

James English's "Loafer ", 

which used umbfelUis to carry 

out "Raindrops Keep Fallirig 

on My H*>ad", 

Pfieffer's "Jeb", 

featuppd chwrleadf 

bathtub gin as part 

Probstki's "Happy 

which depicted a 

John 

which 

rs and 

of "The 

Robert 

Hour", 

Hawaiian 

over 2 4 feet 1, 

Rnbrrt Boakes "Captain 

Giherson" which had a full 

boat of people enjoying the 

'^Music Man" theme 2 Dr 

Oeorge Firth's "Medico", 

showing another "Raindrop* 

Keep Falling" theme; 3, John 

Davis's "Kay John", which had 

mermaids and pirates in 

"Blaekbeard's Cove". 

Comical under 24 feet 1 

Howard Robert's "Laura Mae" 

which showed the opinion that 

the best way to stop pollution 

is to go back to horse power; 2 

Dr John Sharharo's boat with 

a pirate theme: 3, Jack Gave's 

"J'aime Mane", with "the 

Farkle Family in Ocean City" 

Comical over 24 feet: 1 

John Norbury's "Sujono", 

which featured victims of 

"Tight Money" in barrels and 

burlap bap, 2, Drew Mozlno'r 

"Charcoal Oril]'*, which also 

bemoaned recent economic 

happenings with "I Took a 

Bath in the Stock Market"; 3, 

Dr. Robert Breckenridge's 

"Dancing Doc", which spoofed 

Myra Bttekinrldge with "fd 

Rather Fight Than Switch", 

Prize winning houses from 

the beginning of the parade to 

8th st, included Conklin, 208 

W Ail, blvd.i Bolard, 228 W 

Atl. blvd.; Fuhrmeister, 132 

Bay rd.; Browing, 148 Bay rd 

Frain, U Smig Harbor; Evans' 

22-24 Rever Place; Morris, 34 

Snug Harbor; Rogowski, 39 

Snug Harbor; Spruce, S Revere 

pi,; "May Day" 14 Revere pi. 

4 PULCHRnifDINOUS CREW. Low 

Hnd hi", hont Camplot wore host 

t" Miss. Night in Vpnicc and all HIT 

m< i)nti»»tant!, for the Paradi 1 Sahms. Marti Noherts. Uurn Bn 

QuiKMi Ang.-ia Di Snhatinn, ^k 

Quillen. Judith Lyons 

Saturday Giannopoulos, Namy Brown and 

»»v< rung Shown paring the rail at the Neirrietrfim Senior Photr) 

rln, k hv his hnmf nn> Pat Pownil. I.vndn 

Prize winning houses from 

9th it, to 16th st. included 

Ryan, 1210 Pleasure av,; 

Polland, 1338 Pleasure av 

Young, 106 W. 14th; Amsler, 

1406 Pleasure av,; Epsipon, 

1434 Pleasure av,; Miller 1536 

Pleasure av. 

Homes inthe 17th st, lagoon 

to win prizes were Olsen, 36 W, 

18th St.; Lingo, 32 W, 16th st.; 

Simmon, 47 W, 17th st; Welsh 

137 W, 17th st,; Mayer, 143 W 

17th St.; Dilts, 187 W. 17th at.; 

"Hemline Hassle", 193 W, 17th 

St., "Tijuiana Brass" 198 S THRIVING • ENTERPRISE - 

17th st. 

Contemporary describes the theme of 

Prize winning house in 18th 

St. lagoon were Quillen, 19B-W. 

17th; Luff, "Welcome Home 

Owen; Reiners, 98 W, 17th st,; 

Morgan, 34 W, 17th st,; Iobin, 

69 W. IBth st,; Ciabatoni, 275 

Bayshore dr. 

Homo from the 18th st, 

lagoon to the end of the parade 

awarded were Startzell, 44 

Arkansas; Sanfillo, 15 Walnut 

rd.; Shaw, 35 Walnut rd.; 

D'Agastino, 83 Walnut rd.; 

MacMoran, 1922 Otenwood dr. 

Mainland 

Coming 

Events 

TODAY (Tuesday). 

Four Seasons Garden Club 

annual picnic at the home of 

Mrs, Lynn Rowley. Rain date 

tomorrow (Wednesday). 

• • • 

Reading Club meeting, 

10:30 a.m., at the Banters 

Point Public Library, 787 

Shore rd, 

• • * 

Semen Point Kiwanii Club 


Daniel's Restaurant. 

• • • 

TOMORROW (Wedneiday). 

itory Hour, 10:80 a.m.. at 

the Somera Point Library, 767 

Shore rd. 

• * • 

Somera Point Fin Company 

Two meeting, 8 p.m., in New 

Jerney av. fireball, i 

• * • 

THURSDAy- 

Somera Point City Council 

A CHEERING MESSAGE - What 

John Sheldrake and his friends think 

about^ Ocean City and America Is quite 

evident by the placard on the Bonny 

Helen, IV, in the Niît In Venice Boat 

Parade 

meeting, 7:30 p.m. 

BUM MUSICIANS Pitman may have 

its Hobo Band, and that wasn't Clarence 

Fuhrman'i concert orcheitra playing on 

\ 

f hu k .lactihv Lujanp Saturday night, 

Shorp Studni Phntofi 

ON THE BIBLICAL SIDE . TheBenson 

V Tim my Too in the Night in 

setting Is io familiBr the theme of Jack Venice does not need explaining/ 

George Cullen's boat, the Sabrina in 

Saturday's Night in Venice Boat Parade. 

*IUAY • HJ!?£M S P« A f AME - *• Ribert nam8 " m w froUcked on the buy In the 

Unwood Port 868 American «»cKinndgB • Dancing Doc proraotei a marine eamivBl Saturday evenina 

Lâtimrttim; ip.m. notion pkrtMM ot pmcUwIly the Mme 

THE.OCEAN CITY SINTiNILLIDGiR 

Map 

for first lima 

Miss Ocean City contest 

will be broadcast 

Th.. Mi 

Srhnlanhip Pa, 

fj 

will 1» 

hrtfim 

brij;tdras! hvp IQ lhf 

ihts y^Hr, i{ wfHS anni 

wi'rk hx Turn 

i'Sf^rutiv*' difwls.r 

Jiiyri'*' kpon.Mir^d v\ 

Ki'i'ri.-'. fliri'f'Lor uf 

Now Jt.rM.y Rjidin 

hit*, indiratcd thai h' 

H U'iirn f*f brfiisdc: 

will hrinj; area Ilk 

ontirt jugh ih 

1 pagoani !>i! 

f»ri|it,,k ,,f WLDB riid. 

f f h* 

lhi Mi 

Ni-l», I 

null hi tti 

N rs ^h 

nir* Ihi 

Th*> mij^l ri.rpni t'f*htr.st,'irli 

Was ri>li>vsvd thi* 

« ! Marli'y Boffi'Ili 

ITyîifold daughter of Mf 

and Mrs Richard Borrclli, of 

28 Oci-an rd Miss Bncrnlli 

graduated la«t mnnth frcim 

(>ejn fiiy Hiffh School siTiind 

in htr r-LiJ.s Shf was v\ripn-sideni 

of thr National 

Honor Society won «ri EnElish 

a«Mrd from th* 1 urn 

Di ni 

Women *, 

Marlpy 

Res.fi.rch Cluh of Ocean City. 

Will. a Rotary whoinr and 

receivi-d Ihc Uccirgx Meyer 

Mpffi.viai Ameriran HISIOFI,' 

Award from ihi' Kiwanii. Club 

In addition [,) her HCademic 

achievement*. MISB BfKTidli 

Wai H rhnerli-arier. a mrmlwr nf 

Bridge 


AvPragcs of 20H both wayp, 

were madt' at thp Yacht Club 

DupUcatp Bridgp session hfld 

last Tuesday Hvonjng. 

North-South players scoring 

above average were Eleanor 

Hae, and Dr DiMarino, 240, 

Floss Long and Mabeile 

Albany, 239W; Kay Hutmaker 

From under the boardwalk 

came our Progressors flOstrong 

to get moonburnt in our 

Wednesday night Progressive 

When the cues were put to bed 

our sharp shootin Marion 

Richardson had again captured 

first place for the gall with 

Mary Witte (whatever did 

happen to Penelope) and a 

newcomer Amy Walters taking 

second and third. The men had 

a real "ding dong" and the best 

dinging was divided between 

.Artful Arthur Norton and 

Honest Horace Horst with 

Oeorgeous George Doll and 

Horflferous Harold "the 

telephone" Bodine placing 

second and third. Isn't it 

amazing how wonderful the 

beautyrest feels after an 

evening Progressive? 

The Novice tournament 

blossomed forth under a 

doubtful sky, but our efficient 

tournament manager, Lyle 

"the Toga" Umstead, soon 

took care of that and the show 

was on. The battle was intense 

and soon the courts were 

littered with disappointed 

players who "shoulda" made 

this shot or that and were 

eliminated. But by Friday 

afternoon the cream had come 

to the top and under a real hot 

sun Tom Flood, from our 

neighboring Wildwood, took 

firit place from our buzlin Bea 

Rodern, who took second. 

Third and fourth became a 

fimily affair when Jeltir. John 

Otley gallantly bow«d to his 

ever pleasant wife, Helen for 

Thursday at 7 45 p m in thl, 

Yacht riuh for member, onlv 

• • • 

BOXWOOD DUPLICATE 

An average of 67H waii turned 

in at the Bast wood Duplicate 

Brtdg.. gam, piayed 

evening 

Sunday 

High scorers were Jerry 

Horn and Robert , Mendelsohn 

PFC Bruci BinkN hi 

tomplited hu two SH k visit 

with his pan nts Mr and Mrs 

Jami-, Banks of 425 West dv 

He was on liavr from his 

assignment in Girmam 

In new job 

ihr riioir, Driim 

Student (iiunrii i 

nd 

in after M'htjiil BflurlJ, Shi' 

stand,, r.vi- fmil six, ha* bruwn 

hair, untl iiyi* aild mciisuret, 

.'iS 24 :ifi She has two SISUTS. 

B..virij and Betsy HIT fnthl'r 

wris a drammi.r with ihi 

original Bill Hali-j and the 

tall'til 

Bing 

Miss. 

in the 

in her high school liinnir yi.ar 

plans to attend D«lawar(: 

Unlv»rsity ihn fall She ha* no 

specific pianj. only to "tes.i ,,ut 

and get more ejcperienci' in my 

interest fields ' She is work mi 

as a waitress this summer and is 

sponsored by the Hotel. Moti-l, 

and Restaurant Afwu-ijti 

Both reserved seal and 

general admission tirkeiji arp 

now availjiblf to those 

interested in seeing this year's 

pageant Arrangements may be 

made for ticket purr-hase 

througn any Jayr*e 

Drawing workshop 

at Arti Cantor 

PA6I ff 2 * 

Four youths 

held for jury 

fi.iir iriurti: people were 

h.ld for Lhe griind jury on 

[ii»*i».Miin i.f dniu chiu-giiii and 

ihri'i Miiii-rs were fined SJ50 

HHCh iin simihir chargi-s in 

crimin/ij session "f Municipal 

f'j.u r{ Mohdiiy 

Mark H WiUun, Stcpht-n C. 

and James, W Qlllgore, 

ui Wfsl CheNtpr, Pa, 

i.tiU'rrd l!ulll\ pleas Ui the 

piasiission iharH' 

nirk group Fur hi'r 

BIWCBIII. wh.j alfcu waj 

curl ,,f Miw. Pumpliih 

1 !. They -were 

eufh fini>d $2fi0 and $10 costs. 

The ihrt*.. w»r* ! Griifm. 

Jr . uf I 

itrnÛni June 

IH - 

Held for tl grand jury on 

charges of p.MSse*si£m of 

hashish and marijuana were 

Anne-man Volpon... of West 

C.oshen Pa Mark H Wilson, 

of Wesi Chesli'r. Stefan T, 

Bosu-lle, of SpririB City, Pa., 

anti Rolwri R Baird, of Wegt 

Hh ester 

The four »«>re picltrd Up by 

police on June 27 in a parked 

ear in_lhc BOO black of Ocean 

Oliver Grimley will present a 

Workshop in Drawing at the 

Cultural ArU Center. 409 

Wesley iv.. Wednesday at 7 30 

p m Grimley is an artut and 

seulpter currently associated 

with the Penniylvama 

Ae»d»my of the Fine Arts, 

Drawing from models for 

anatomy and studying and 

working from still life will be 

in the offering for the evening. 

entitled History in the Making 

was staged Saturday and 

received plaudits from the 

public This included a number 

of old newspapers recording 

highlights of history including 

the assassinations of Presidents 

McKinley and Kennedy as well 

as other items of great 

importance The newspapers 

were mounted on large display 

boards and set up along the 

curbs. 

Wayne N Rlska, of 

PetPrsburg. Pa„ was fined $175 

for having a policeman's hat 

and badge in his apartment at 

1037 Bay av on July 18 

Steven Ray Brady, of 

Higieah, Pla , paid a $100 fine 

for stealing two city flap and 

an American flaf from the 

V F.W. port on July 4, 

Resort history 

topic for Lions 

and Mary Looby, 234, Peg 86W, and Bill Haas and Joe 

Atkinson and Peg Wiegand Mantel, 77 Also above average 

228; Pejand Luke Mayer, 227. were Rod Bosbvshell and Jane 

Roy Darby, a resident of 

Edna Daniels and Jeanne Young, Ann Marshal! and The beginner as well as theOcean 

City since 1896, related ' 

DiMarino. 221 Mr; Harry Naomi Seymour, Mr and Mrs advanced itudent are invited to several historical anecdotes 

Bellwoar and Harry Nealis William Halberstadt and Mary attend and invididuaj about Ocean City to a meeting 

221. Dr and Mrs Robert Tyrrell aild Jane Goukas instruction will be given. of the local Lions Club held 

Ayerie, 216, Margo Oartland 

Qrimley was recently recently at Plymouth Ian. 


arid Pt| Bcrdow, 212W. and 

written up in the Aineriean The speaker recalled when 

games are played every' 

Bil]^ and Yola Gorman, 209V4, 

Artist and a one of the the Ocean City Police Force 

Wednesday and Sunday at 7 46 nation i best draftsmen. His consisted of only two m« and 

Thosj. playing EastWest and p m at 416 Atlantic av 

compositioni of figures are when everyone in town knew 

coming in above average wire 

* * p 

most exciting to the viewer everyone else Darfcy related 

Barbara Mcllvaine and Mildred OCEAN CITY DUPLICATl Many of his works are inthat 

even in 1881 Ocean O^ 

Karabasia, 248; Redmond and Five pairs came in above private collections 

had beach erosion problems. 

Kicklin*. 243W, Ed Baehr and average at the Ocean City 

Frank Martinez, 227W, Lois 

He is a faculty member at 

One of the founden, Simon 


Betz and Helen O'Donnell, 

the Hussian School of Art and 

Lake, -lit his foot with an axe 

last Thursday evening. 

226; Walker Daniels and Jean 

Tyler School of Art, Temple 

while attempting to build a 

The top scorers were Mr 

Bower, 220W; EUI« Bolard and 

University, as well as the 

groin for erosion protection. 

and Mrs. Alfred Coane, Naomi 

Kay Richter, 220, and Fr 

Pennsylvania Academy of Fine 

He died of blood poisonuig as a 

Seymour arid Vivian Cameron. 

Ryan and Mary Heilly, 219 

Arts He received ar F.B.A. 

result. 

Doris McKinney and Genieve and M.F.A degree from the Illustrating how the Jalue of 

Yacht Club Duplicate Bridge Boden, Dorothea Seabrook and academy and the University of land in Ocean City hat 

games art conducted every Jane Sussman and Mr. and Mrs, Pennsylvania. 

multiplied in thf last century. 

Tuesday at 7:4B p.m in the William Fane. 

Darby stat.?d that one of the 

Yacht Club for members only. 

Ocean City Duplicate Bridge 

lots at 8th st. and Asbury »,, 

garner are played every Live flower shew the present center of town, n 

Thursday at 7:30 p.m. in the 

sold in IBM to a workman in 

YACHT CLUB Biscayne Hotel, 812 Ocean •* of Palmer Center return for J.160 worth of Uboc. 

TOURNAMENT • Bill Gorman 

Such a lot w5uId" 

led all players in the 

A live flower show will be 

Tournament Bridge game Complwtes training stagifd at the Palmer Shopping 

played Thursday evening he 

Center, 18th st and Haven av.; 

scored 7090, Runnersup were 

Thursday through Saturday 

Peg Barker, 8800; Floss Long 

The show will open at 9 am 

6740, and Edith Welch. 6400, 

Thursday and remain open 

Yacht Club Tournament 

until 6 p.m Saturday with 

Bridge sessions are held every 

plants and" flowers set up along 

the curbs on both iides of 

Haven av 

Thf show is presented by 

the Center and is open to the 

public Another feature 

Shufflin on 

Nowi and gettip of 

5huffl«bMrd Club 

; Be waft 

hundreds of Umm man in 

today's market, . 

Club President John Carew 

announced that the Club has 

purchased a walker for use by n 

disabled local person. He also 

stated thai Ihe dub has hired a 

bus for its Cub Scout Pack for 

a visit by the Pack to the Coast 

Guard Base in Cape May, 

Aubrey Reed, delegate to 

the Lions ,, International 

Convention in Atlantic City 

recently, reported on 

Convention activities. It was 

also announced that the Club 

will continue to meet, at 

Plymouth hn during the 

summer months Instead of 

White Hail The Club will meet 

at 7;30 p.m instead of 7 p,m, 

JC-e/efes discuss 

plans far summer 

Church Wower Club Plans for activities 

throughout the summer were 

marking anniversary made by members of the 

Jayceeettes meeting last week 

The Flo%er Club of St. in the home of Mrs Anthony 

James AME Church is Meandro. 

celebrating its 17th anniversary A plastics housewares party 

with a, week of services which was held last week in the home 

Marled Sunday and will of Mrs John Herrlngton, The 

conclude next Sunday Services group will host an area meeting 

are at 8 p.m. in the Church at September 24 with Mn. 

7th st and Haven av. 

Robert Luke and Mrs, Robert 

The Rev 0 E Smith, pastor Druek in charge They also will 

of New Bethel Church in visit the Millville club h 

Camden and former local September for a Pass the Bank 

pastor, opened the week program. ! 

speaking Sunday. The Rev Mrs David Martin and Mr*. 

Thomas B. Whitfield of William Gleeson reported cki 

Atlantic Club will be featured the successful cake and 

this evening and tomorrow. rummage iaies held recently. 

Friday will have the Rev, Blrts Approval was given for a 

as Speaker and closing the donation to NARCO and Mrs. 

week of services Sunday will be Meandro was named ehairmin 

Rev, Whitfield, 

of the Miss Ocean City Pageant 

M-s, Ann Turner ii president chaperonfs. 

of the Flower Club »nd the The next regular meeting 

Rev, W,S, Scott is pastor of St. will be August 10 in the hone 

James AME Church. 

of Mrs, Kenneth Smith, gliS 

Bay »v. 

Fiv#-yeor-old tot t?wwp#on feyf for 

drowns in motel pool hetpiteh benefit 

James Carew, formerly of A flve-yeai-old Hazel ton, Plans have been completed 

third and fourth, The Ocean City, has been named Pa,, boy drowned yesterday in for the Fourth Annual TOp, * 

tournament was a peat success information »y«emi processing the swimming pooj of King*! Grand European Tour, for the 

and held the gallery to the manager of the office at Court Motel on Route » in benefit of Atlantic City, 8bor* 

bitter end. Came on you Mahwah, N,J, by the Marmora, 

Memorial and Ifiwlilf 

novices and fivt your International Business Stute Poliee at the Court Memorial Hojpiul*. The aHiir 

supposedly "betten" iome real Machines Corporations Field House barracks caid the tot will be held October IB to 31 

competition! 

Engineering Division, which apparently wandered through with arrangemenU made by 

By the by didja hear about instills and services IBM one of the .two gate* Attaatie Ttwtl hnw | [ 

one of our beloved who sives information handling systems, surrounding the adult peel and VentnOf. ,,-i.J 

the empty cans from the equipment mid programming fell in. 

The itinerary includtt 

Mountain Dtw (Pepsi) machine systemi. He was the The boy wn reported d«yi in Vlenn*. two 

then sneaks off to theapplications 

control manager miming to the motel Rude«h*iin on tin 

Smokies? Do you, dear reader, Of the division's office here, management at about 3:30 RMM Rl, four 

really, believe nice Roy Blair A native of Ocean City, he p.m. Hu body was found In the London, Xhttm 4m 

could actually be a joined IBM in 1954 as a pool a short tint liter and' thiMdarfMMiiMNMf 

moonshiner?? Only his customer , engineer in removed to Shore Memoriml 

hairdrenerknowil! 

Philadelphia, P.. drew U HospIUI. 

C'mn shuffle, even while married to the former Dorothy Tha nima of ttw boy'. 

you're buying tickets for our Pieva, of Fh!i«deiphi«. Tfcijr parsnts, rtporM mtint far 

Cud Party on the 28th • a live at 4 Naomi Line, Spring the nummer, nn not made 

eoiuUnt •huffltr ntvtt die. he Valley, N.Y,, with their two uwnedi.t.ly MaOaMa to, 

JuitihufflHon!! 

children. 

±'W. 

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Memorial HoipitaJ, Flanking Beisswt'ngf'r, who was 

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Dougherty (left), president of the hospital hoard of 

governors, and Jackson Neali, of Lmwood, master of 

ceremonies. Senior Photo. 

and a resident of Ocean City, board, was thi 

had that message for 250 

jfupsts at Shore MemoriaJ 

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Sunday. 

Speaking at ground breaking 

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,1 cost uf approximately 

S800.000. 

"I haven't used the word 

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its biologicaJ context or in its 

sociological context, ecology is 

a matter of deep concern for 

all of us, go much so that there 

is an urgent necessity for 

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M.D,, Ocean City, president of 

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STORE CLtRR — yesr round Mpleymant 

opportunity 'Fi Centfil 

C*ty sfwe 

Sd 

E d 

pjoyment raCQfd to 

In 111 

if 

M help U«i« 

py p PSft time 4 te 7, 

Man thru Sal., Pius t3CÂ%»V\s\ dayi 

m svervngi Apply BSH MS Ssntf, 

n»H.««ger. ? !4 

MOTHER'S HELPER WANTED — 

for the rest at thg symmef Help 

take o&re @i 4 ehiidren Osn [iv@ 

in Oif esma in en daily baîl Call 

JW.JS0F, 7-Jl 

MALI HILP WANTID 

URN HIGH WAGES NOW 

No Etpaftcflc* N«««d 

ZS Mefl nêde^ immadisi^ly f» 

July training. Learn to drive 

TRACfOR TM1LCRS 

and werais 

HIAW IljUIWIINT 

((•ep four prttvn job while 

training, full er part time ai aur 

local trBininf siia in w.lliomv 

town, 

ATTINTION VETS 

We now htvs the MM VA plan 

available. Pind out h$w yoM can 

iai fcseli up to the total east of 

yaur traifNng 

CALL 854-8S4O 

AMIR! CAN 

TRAINING SERVICES 

S«nd naeie, address and 'phtfig 

to A.T.S., In IBB, O^sSfn. N. J 

NOT EARNINQ WHAT you KM for 

«rtisg«? L«t us »how you how a 

few hours a day ean eeeamB asftra 

money, new. and when you return 

to school. Join the "KOKOt" movemerit 

the easmetie move far one 

tnd til. Earnings unlimited, ror an 

InterviHr sal) 146-2474 between ? 

>nd 12 am. 711 


OLDSMOilLE '6J, turquoi»e, whrte 

interior, full pewer, air gonditisn, 

pslygiass tire^, low mijeag& must 

be wen. like new in and out U9M 

Call 19S.9110. t.f. 

i VAN 1962 — full pom big 

i Cyl Top mecfiamosl eood IJ?i. 

Call J901SM 784 

1964 TRIUMPH tprtfirs, S good tir», 

radio rear £pegj««ff, hestar, two 

tops lufigaee rack, luttwr watj. 

rnw Bainl Job C«H J99-737O »ft» 

j . _ ' _ _ 7-11 

DUNE BUGGY, MS! trans around 

town 1970 regiHratioi and HJ 

irl«#«tlen, bilCk daorrm lop radio, 

Ktyttons Uti wtiMli, HM other ex. 

trts tlMO 1W-I86S. 731 

LINWLN CONTINtNTAL IMi (Sony. 

noallant cwid $795 awi an- 

9117. 7.]J 

CAMARO If69 — flily tport, 6 eyt,, 

mts, trans, powar sloering, radio 

and (water, wHItt witli blsck vinyl 

t^, Burtom iritwlor $2100 firm. 

Call 927-6451. 7-J4 

90 CC CYCLE ml holmst. Hke new 

$210 Call after S pm 399-4908 

VALIANT Hyper Pafc W»jon, 19i». 

Newly morJIfled il»nt i, Art, 

hcadarl, cam etc Mutt see. Mil 

or tratto for Mopar ur or comptets 

wiglrm S4I.iM2. 84 

IMPLOYMENT AOtNCY 

OCEAN cm EMPLOVMINT A«ency, 

915 WeM Ave, Rallabie hMp furnished 

Reference! Invettlfited Cordell. 

Maddn, prop,, dial 399 1986 

ISSTRUCTIONS 

0R0AN AND PIANO INSTRUCTIONS 

—Harmony, ohord conttructlan, 

raiding lymbott, ate Del ttne, 

Somen Pant 927.5493. iJ-4 


LICBNSED INSTRUCTOR 

Oetan City Swim Pool 

MTH and ASBURY AVI, 

DIAL 3984722 

TUTORINO 

SPECIAL EDUCATION MAJOR will 

tutor ch(ldr«ri durln* lumnwr, Ext»r1.nc«). 

CaN K7-71CM, tf. 

RCADINO—Ml •••(. Rtmtdlal nmiln«. 

Pfionlem. Elutienitry uhesl« 

tukjWM Simple IpMMi probUmi. 

ftmdlnmt work for pn-flrM «r.d- 

•n. Oni h«r*t h»lp—h«)pil A 

MfMniNy cMiduMM tuiMini MTV 

lea slnn 1950 Cwtlfled tuehar: 

ArllH NMi, 1219 PHMiun An,, 

MM City, 399-1794 Of 399-4114 

LANDSCAPING 

by HOWARD 

41,-0108 

tf. 

PROF. SIRVICIS 

ALUMINUM SCRIENi and «Brm 

Endows Reicrianed ind new 

fllM Initiliid Mlami-Samart Co. 

IDS New Read Rsut* 9 Somert 

Polnl Dial 127.4111 if 

WINDOW 

SHADES 


and Cuttom M»d» DrapM 

rnstallaflons Arranged 


DIAL 398-2802 

Four Posfer Shoppe 



t.f. 

PAPER HANGING ANti PAINTINQ, 

Wali.lm Saintat, Vinris. RMsonaW» 

rates CaJi M7ISJ) j Hemp. 

hill t.f. 

CALL US TODAY 

Wt will •.tim.t*- th« 

cotf of intttlllng 

ELECTRIC HEAT 

IN YOUR HOME 

Ywi *r* um»w M eUlfl*HHi 

Wm. S. Anderson 

Electricians 

IMS WW Av». Dial IfMW 

•(PERT CLOCK (lEPAIR — old 

clacks only Carroll'i, 1017 As. 

iiury Aw 721 


A0INCY INC. 


SERVICE 

IHORI ROAD, MARMORA 

DIAL 3W4344 

PAINTINO — nterior, interfof Call 

anytime 3M.945J, t,f. 

Take a Vacation 


Call Mr. K'i 

LAWN CARE 

SERVICE 

398-1567 

BROOKS 

Quality TV 

(Formerly Schurfi TV Mr) 

• TV « RADIO REPAIR! 



PHILCO Sain and Swvfe* 

TV R1NTALS 

NOW LOCATO) AT 

206 E, Savanth SfrMf 

Phono 399-8699 

Op*n Friday Evenlnn 

NIID HILP getting all thaw Jotu 

don.7 Carpentry, painting, llttn. 

tioni, etc, All worK aipertly M l 

Call 3993443 for frea ettffflate, t.f. 

NEED A MAI15? 

CallUi 

MAID TO ORDER 

Depmchble Help For Your 

Home or Your FBriJM 

$16 8 day, (9 ft ttay 

Now S#rvlnfl Ocean City M 

MWI W Stm Id*, Av.kw, 

CaU 967-4212 

28th and Dune Drive 

Avalon, N. j. 

PROF, SERVICES FOR SAL! RESCUl SQUAD 

HOME IMPROVEMENT . r 

rfKsfing and veiling. Mrjm 

flfJcjf tiip. *lt iyp^* nf rstNn 

pAriellmg Nn 13^ um trrii 

snytime 19^9^53. Jfrfy Me 

MFNS AND WOMEN S AII»ral! 

rinr,^ .ind prtjmpi ^prvi 

y ^¥ 

Mr and Mr* Memy M>l and Bay Avenue 

city, H, J, 

STORA0I IPACI AVAILABUI 

Ocean City Enprest Co. Inc 

•«y A»e, Call 399-0605. 

7 ?4 

• JS 

good 

7 Jl 

RIAL ISTATi FOR SALE 

STORE WITH 4 bedroom home. 

Suitable for luncheonette ID,100. 

Lecaled Route 9 Marmofs Call 

3993841 t,f. 

RIAL ISTATI—RINT 

GARDENS AREA — 234 inrterMl 

Rd=, fine commerfiiaf iOGatisn. 

Doflter, lawyer ete 4 nice rooms 

ana bain Your inspsction Invited, 

Edmund L. Wiihsm Realtor, 810 

Ocean Ave., 199-D900, t( 

MODERN DUPLEX for rent 4 and 

6 Bedroom cattage for rent Hurry 

on these. See Edmund L Wiihtrn, 

Realtor J»9-09J 810 Oeesn Avt, 

- _ _ _ _ _ ' • ' ' 

STORg with 4 bedroom home Suit. 

•bis for iuneheonett* 113,500 Lo. 

paled Royte p. Marmora, Call JI9- 

STORAOE 1PA0E fof furniture, hfc 

•rid dry RHMnlbl*. Call J! _ 

YBARLY RINTALS 

NEW ONI BEDROOM AFT, Equipped 

with air Dsndltisnini, refrigerator. 

111! par monlh Qra» Realty, Rsalisn, 

litn end Ajbury, JM-111], 

MARMORA — eoufltfy r«neh, besutlfUl 

•UffWJrldiiili, 1 tudfBoml. 

fireplac* 1150 par month y«riy 

^••H, Avallabl, Aug I, Call HI- 

bath, attic Morvga, laundry with 

WMIHW »nd dryer, tanft optlon.l 

lOfJ from Siy. Oulej Md Pfiintt. 

ASylt», No pit, IH.IN,, fit 


M«nh>ltll 1101 per i 

. Ami, Mi summ'Tn 

sSnQfi 

BEDROOM, Q 

r or Mi 

LABOR OF LOVE Carol ShowaJ'/-r fur sis weeks to earn it The young 

and Raii^y Schwartz prpsent Charles hfricfflc tnrs ari' Randy Schwartz of W>st 

Frii's of thi' CafW May Cnunty Rpgui' Chpstcr, Pa , Caml ShnwaJur als" of 

Squad with a donation of $11 50. This West C'hesf-. Karl Thii 

money wm pamfid hy six 1 1 yms and sut up rold drink stands 

1 m#> of 

Smnhamptfin, Pa , Ouy Pushes of 

CharinttJ', N C . Susan Fisher of Oral 

Gables. Fla , and Skip ramptvil «f 

Punnaaykpn Sonior Photo 

Two more judges set 

for 'walk art show 

pr Burton Wassffrnan, 

pmfpKSiir nf Art at Olassboro 

Criiip[)p, and Jack Bookbinder, 

dint-tor of An Educatitm in 

the Phiiaddphia public whools, 

havf. been added to thf pa/if! 

of JudBPS for the annual Orpan 

("iiy Boardwalk An Show 

James F Penland, show 

chairman, announced this, week 

thai mnrp than 350 grtislii have 

already registered to exhibit in 

ihr walk showing, scheduled 

this year on Saturday August 

1 

pr Wassfrman and 

Bookbinder join Dr N. Jeanne. 

Hartman, awistanl associate 

professor of art at Giassboro, 

and Dr Kenneth W Pfescott, 

director of the New* Jersey 

Stale Museum in Trenton, who 

were named as judges 

previously. A panel oi sm 

judges will assess the work ef 

the exhibits 

Dr Wassermafl, a widely 


APARTMENT FOR RENT ng»r biaen 

and bojrdwalk Call 394-MM 7 21 

AP*HTMtNT, iMonS floor 

6 rosms ana modern bath Nie*iy 

furni&êd 2 pereJtes, 2 private »fi- 

Iranees 3 beeYQerns ail twiri beds, 

rear Available from AuS 

110 Oenan Ave Tf' 

APARTMENT — siMpf i. fullv furrushed 

Weekly rentals |yy Co!= 

urrin. 1029 Cwiirsl Av# tf 

OESlRAiLE FIRST FLOOR APT 

1101 Cerrtrai Ave.. convefHent 

eornar, efteerful and e!sM to bsaeii. 

êa&ori. half $«son. Reatangblt- 

«y»klv. monthlv, HIUHBI. Aspif «t 

501 [ 1th St.. seeonfl floor tf 

TWO iEDHOOM AfT b«t*»»n !nd 

and 3rd on Atlantie Ave $100 

per weeti available June 2Bth Csl! 

101-747-U82 weekdays, or ](S.0!4J 

weekends. t.f 

1100 • 1130 A WEEK Loy*l, for 

families 2 arid 3 bedroam aet& 

Call weekends 19J-1331. $.\t 

SUNGALOrV naer Fir« St. be»t»i, 

3 l fy bBdrssms, wa^hgr, Atym, etc 

parkinl- Aiif thru Sept IS. isid 

Hilloga.I H«ai Estate. 14 Mlsnte 

Ave tf. 

fJeACHFKINT ACT, 

fine beach washer, dryer efe , 

parking August SSSQ, At g. thru 

Sept 15. ItJO HillegjIS. K«al E». 

fate, ft Arlanttrj Ave. If 

SPACIOUS four bedroom haute, 

sleeps 8-10. balance season 1800, 

month of Aug %H0, weekly II90 

Call 399^449 t f. 

THBEE BEDROOM APT sleeps 6, 

balanfte seassri |600 month of 

Aug MOO, weekly $100 Call 399- 

1-448. ,. 

ON THE BEACH _ Jlth and Cen. 

tr3l ? 3ng 3 bedroom apt* 

AvallabJe sedsari, half season. 

monthly Mr Evans 5(21 CuntraJ 

Ave 39M016 7J1 

TWO TO Si* p»rson summer apts 

available from Aug 29 fhru Labor 

Day week igO to $95 pctr we#k 

100 Ocean Ave. Ocean City 199- 

IW0. t.f. 

18th AND W'ESLEY—very artriMSive 

3 room and bath apt , mleeps 4, 

private parNing Available July 2% 

Aug. 1st and Au^. i-Uth SI9 wee* 

iy " Call I99.1S64 7 H 

WINTER RENTALS 

SEPT 15 - JUNE IS — furtiishe* 

3 pedroorn house living rsom, 

dining area, kitchen, wasfter, dryer, 

Riviera suction Call 399-9213. 73! 

AVAILA1LE Oet 6 thru M»y. New 

3 beoVoom 2 batfi, furnished apt. 

2Stn SI vicinity. Adults only 1145 

per month plus utilities Phone 399. 

ssoi in 

SMALL APT,, furnished Ind floor. 

from Sept until May or June 

Located near *4P Call 399.7811, 

evenings only 14 

WANTED — Winter Rtntal — 3 or 

4 bedroom haute or apt Fumisn. 

sd or unfumirtitrl. Adults 399.1528 

711 

ROOMS 

SENIOR rmilN — female or male 

fer feit of summer, near beach. 

tingle new room and bsird. Ill 

per week. Call 119.2341 7H 

NICE BEDROOM with private bath 

In qulat Iscatisn ccnvtnlent to 

evervthms. Mature perion only Call 

399-55S4. 7-S4 

PUBLIC NOTICE 

NOTICE TO LIMIT CMDITORS 

Estate of Helen Turner, deceaied 

Pursuant to ttie ard«r ef Artdur 

W, t-tttcki. Surragat. of the County 

of C»« Mny, made snokbindi'r hulfit lb" PurrhSM 1 

Aw;irH Lihran of Omgr**?^ 

pnzp, thu Phiiadflphia WatPr 

Color Club's Jufe**ph Pennfil 

Mpmona! Medal the Silmcr 

Mpdal, nnd thn DiVinri Art 

Alhanct' a»'ar=d Hf s\hi> 

rrintribuU">. art artirlps n. 

PAGE 13 

CLASSIFIfD AD 

SRiNOS RISULTS 

TASTY" 

ii rha only way to 

rl«crlb» lh« food at 


DINING ROOM 

71S ITH STREET 

BREAKFAST M HiN 

DIMNEB t:M 

BREAKER 

Coffee Shop 

Ju.f OH 

Club Break fat* 

Hamburger 

StMiu* HoagiM 

lea Cream 

• A. M 11 P M 

Owner-Managemi fit 


THI 

RALEIGH 

DININ0 ROOM "jt W.I., JmK" 

10th Street aod Wailey Ave, — Free Psridng; 

FOR RESERVATION Ph. 3»JS1Z : 

— fwtwrhig — : 

"Sir Walter's" Special BREAKFASTS 40c " 

PUU COURSf MNNR 

5 3.95 

BREAKFAST - • ta 10:30 DINNER - S to 7JO 

TRY OUR SALADS, TOW DIAL 399-5414 

SOUTNSIDE SEAFOOD 

«t! WIST AVENUE (Aenu fram 4Mi mrmt Churtk) 

OPEN DAILY rNCUDING SUNDAY 10 TO 8 

When You Entertain.., 

We7/ Do All the Work 

Let ut (Mr ysvr MXt p»rty far )FM 

i-oiir hsrni. Call fer mtnui and 

Weddingl. , . , octt.M partlM , 

, . , dinn*r pirtlM . , . deck P»rf*« 

(Ke-n all. 

DIAL 3994730 

. . rigtn In 

InfofTMHoo 

clam 

PLYMOUTH INN PlymouWi 

•t Atlantic Ave. 

PINNERS 

SEEVEP FROM 4 PM 

Psilu 

Gdl 263-3S17 



A, Hit Cirefc, 2!if end Oun« Dr.^ Avalon 

ITALIAN DISHiS • STIAKS • SIAWOD 

FAMILY FULL COURSE DINNERS '3.50"» 

ITALIAN SMORGASBORD 

EVERY SUNDAYS^ P.M. 

Dancing and Musk fo 2 Band* 

LEROY BOSTIC A HIS "MtLLOWÛMt" 

ERNIE AUSTIN TWO 

OEOROB 

*u mi umiMf you CWMT 

WID. Mrf TWIM. mm • M riM A.M, 

Mtf'Mik UBWM

PAGE 14 THE OCEAN CITY SENTINEL LEDGER TUESDAY, JULY 21, 1970 

M -— i 

San, Case schedules 

Academy exam date N 

Senator rilfiiirtl P l\isi. win.' I. 

today announced phm* hi hold Hen it,' 

a Civil Serviri' I'Xiinisniiiion ..n W.t^hiiiL! 

Saturday, Octoin'r :i, !>!7() in l;,irrili.i 

assist him in ii'ii-tl my in- i-miliil.il' 

nnminee-S for thi- Uniti'd Hhih-* 17 s —MS.J147 

; M th. Door 

IDIIRT ITIFtlll PHIL 

MORSE POWERS SILVERS 

••••i> HIEIIV nut iiiiii 

rlu. SHAUGHNESSf CW 

DiUCiOUS FOOD • SENSIBLY PRICEp 

FOUR Y'S 

RESTAURANT 

A pltaiin? 1J mingle drive frofri 34fh St. to 

•'.'4 MilpNoMh of fuckahse on Route 50 

PL4TTIRS » DINNIRS • COCKTAiLS 

TASTY SANDWICHI8 

AIR4ONDITIONIO 

FLINTY OF PASKING PHONJ 

»»•••• 

• » »** • • * 



ANNOUNCE THE ARRIVAL 

Of THE BEST PIZZA IN TOWN 

SMALL 5 f ,2S 

ANCHOVIES • MUSHROOM - PiPPiRONi 

extra Ku\ 

Bring this Ad and Receive 25* OFF 

on small size and 40* on large. 



OPEN SUNDAYTHUBSDAY 8 a,m,-12 p.m. 

FRIDAY-SATURDAY 8 a.m.-l «.m. 

utmmtn 

kiinu, Iri-Jî of inim tU ludfjnit 

th* riot*. »M Mr iind MN 

Thumai Hijrri^ t wn' rs nf thi 

/umcirii Ki nm I** in Ahs* c cm 

Mr Hum*, i JI will known rin^ 

bn * di r trmnrr nnf\ nal lonnl 

^ tl M J u ^k r Ht u hi *.t kn wn m 

thin ir n ii 4 - b* IHj, ihi first 

trjmi r u! thi H rjn i it\ 

Pnlirt K 4 dot. tutpy. Thi 

H iffm citiiplf h i (?ivi n ihi fair 

Ihi IP i xpi rt ludk'^k m tni f i* k 

raU gur\ frsr ihrPi \ \?'* nc»w 

and th*> in ciHmnh mlrtmii 

t^ iin in thi m i^t rfifFii uH 

i-îL.nm* nt 

ill ' h t tin r rjitpynf it h cil 

ik nitl ^pi t if it illy 

i ri i jiulf; Mii*»Trirt\ i^ 

mil* t I th Amrncm 

I ( luh tind hn& hi i n a 

nh » lurii, iini HI* wiird Fur 

Um! trnup Sin i u w< Irumc 

iddiLi n (is (lit ludpn^ itifl 

Of K|K J in! iitid i^ th* 

mL." tf-ili n lirtui ! n thi night 

is f thr f s i r In i tr d*^r to 

t it 1111 11 • judqini, ind 

riîktriii wi (hi f( llnwing 

! IfTli H ir» mki d In hi ib 1 *' rvi d 

OKI KKAHY GKT HKT GO In thi- photo at left a young pup peeks around the 

imer preparim; to rush on down to thf Pet Show bring staged by the Recreation 

Fndav on Rei-reation Field. Thp stH-nnd photo shows the young 

pup being joined by M friend nil wt for takeoff (inri thn third picture shows H 

three «inie «eltiiifj off 

sixth annual "PtH Fair which 

by Ruth Townsend 

is sponsiin'H by th*. Ocean City 

Roc rent I on Depart merit 

RrercHtiiin Dfpiirtmi'nt Tht'y 

All i hi" iinim.iU ;iri' r.'ii-ini! li' know that thi' I'rid of July is 

uliiiiit lli.ip ,-nlr\ hhink in (In. hi'rc in Ocean City and that 

moan* Fi't Fair tirni' tti viKiturs 

iind resident-* alike 

This yi'ar is no ("jicfption as 

I hi' 1'vi.nt tnki'B phiei' on Friday 

[July 21) at 6pm u( the 

Football Fii'lri at 8th si and 

6TH ANNUAL PET FAIR 

Sponsored by City RpcrPatton r>pparttTipnt 

Frideiy, July 24, 6 p.m. at 6th Street 

Recrsotion Field. 

Atlantic av Fvt'n thi* wâLher 

ran I dampen ihp fcstivips Ihis 

year Should rain occur, thn 

fair will he hi'ld (•! the same 

timr In lhf> iidjsi"l>rlt 

CnnvHrititiM Hrili Hi 6th st iiriH 

lhi> bPnrh 

ti^Ltin^ yijur p*'t into thp 

fair is very i-nsy The owner 

In cose of rain the affair will he held In 

Convention Hall at 6th Street. 

must be 16 years of age or 

youngrr ami must enter the pel 

in nne of any of the lisu>d 

fHlPgonps Entry blanks art 1 

AKu rrfurmnc i« i jurist ft r 

thi tilth yi *F L^ Mit'. Miry 

Appl* m in cti ! wm r n' MIÂ 

Tinv *> C itttr> in M i?u %iv Shi 

u nitiirillCjudting th* 

provided bore, but may also bo 

obtained at the 8th. 8th. or 

34 th sts playgrounds Of 

special null- is category eight, 

which is the comic division 

This category is for any type of 

prt dressed or presented in 

comic Bttire 

1 Th. d L i it yi rv «.huh i^ thn 

hirp si is tif ri ptirf fiif 

n^\ t^j£ll^^ l! h p m Th* % Cjn 

iht n pr rii u ith judging a* 

th* rTf- ri-ûtt r it ft 1 'i p m 

Ihi t it 

unrii rw.T\ 

judging will br> 

i 

fthn*s 

md i^ r-rtainl\ w II qualified 

y^ %hv is a rijit i IHHI ft linr judî 

and hn i riff MIH^S Apph mm •* 

knnwlrdg* F i_its will hi %.t( 

mttr*sj md pfilciVrrunl tu ill 

Ntw tfi thi judging ^tifF but 

t-(rtiiril\ w*I| qualified i^s M'-^ 

Trliii'* TrafPV Ml s IF «Lt y 1*- 

Wfll known lutÎU F tr h* r 

rFfurt^ n bfhglf tif ihi On an 

C\i\ Humanf ^nnpty ttF which 

^hp is j»n nffitir H*>F dutiiH nr*diffitult 

ii> li filN tn h*-f In 

1 * ill th' Hhi f 

inimiU irrn if h ^H p rn t*i 

ri î^t» r If i \t r\ fini arrivt*s» dl 

iht H p Liiiinh d 11m* 

rt jî Lr it ic n IIH1 ludînj, will hr 

**mm I hi r th mtrnaU will b* 1 

It ^ ruffhd md (hi judging will 

ill t nd it \h Jim iirn* (nr lh* 

pt^ M-ntati n u! iwjrds 

All in ill fh* Fdir m Piping 

up t h( higti r md hnttt r than 

i vi r intl ^t wilnmi nv^rvtinp 

tu ptnrii ill «. itt,inL tmU in -iiir 

dm t n 1 

l 

HAMLIT TMi TEMPEST 

Twite, Friday Thursday, Sunday 

ROSENCRANTZ A GUILDENSTERN ARE DEAD 

W*dn«*day. Saturday 

Monday, July 27th, "AN EVENING OF 

T. S ELIOT and DYLAN THOMAS" 

CAP! MAY. N. J, (609) 884.5316 

parroN 

POPULAR PRICES! 

wBtunoMJu. m m SEATma*aaiaiT 

• GiOROi C. SCOTT 

as Gen, George S. Patton 

* KARL MALDEN 

as Gen. Omar N. Bradley 

MDDRLYN 

rdwilli st Moefjyh 

Phen« 199-M7S 

CLOSED SUNDAY 

STARTS 

WED.. JULY 22 

Continuous 

from 1 P, M. 

SHOW STARTS AT liM - 4i00 • 7iOO - 10:00 

"•••• HIGHEST RATING! 

A thriller of human Interest, 

humor and suspense galore!" 

- V^qndo Ho/e, N.y. Daily NBWJ 

"BLOCK-BUSTING...ASURE-FIREHIT!" 

- Dorothy Manners, LA. Hmrald-Examintr 

BURTLANCASTER-DEAN MARTIN 

JEANSEBERG JACQUELINE BISSET 




IUHSEBERE JACOUELINI tISSET GEORGE KENNEDY HELEN HAYES 

ALFREONEWMAN • ARTHUR HAILEY -GEORGE 5EATQN - ROSS HUNTER 

U"ffEE£*L nT d in 7QMM TBBD S^ fffl •"• *«»•• «*IRIB 

I •naT,^lAJWm.,,,^,.,1K,f)ICC»PHi;OBOt I 

,| «H,U,».,.|T«.H[nM,.|^. [_ 

9th md Bcrdwalk 

Phmw 3W-9676 

NOW PLAYING 

ConHnueui from Noon 

Show, af; 11,1;25 . |;if 

llNMdilfll 

ADVANCID PRICES 

CLOSED SUNDAY 

UI8 Allnntlc AY«. 345-1102 

ATLANTIC\ ilVf, N. J. 

FEATURE CONTIMIOUS 

II 30 AM. - 1:35 - 3:40 

•i W S 10 & 10:35 PM 

ELUOTT 

GOULD 

CANDiCI 

BERGEN 

at Moolfn Ten 

3994S7S 

CLOSED SUNDAY 

MIT TIMES TODAY 

Conllnuotn From Noon 

Blh Hid Bo»rh*i 

ll sAnwrs paviiiiiin by Lh"' till iiriri lln- pavillmn 

hiiv mH h M Pi*-r P u halfh 

Much li. i hi' i hiiffin of i-i[; (,fririi,Js whu hupi A biinmne 

Iht vHijhj: (HMpph frfifti \hv p^viMiiin wfiuld hulvr ih' 1 

pruhli-m. (he yfiiiip h;i>, mover) m forr.. id the MUMP Plrr 

WJHT.' th(^ nnw f'Hndiii! thtMr ntghtlv Inim ^^tons. f * f iMiii.^r 

niuîc .triif ÎTHFIII i i sn Vfrsaliun 

Th* fits willi thf prrrn!=s*

PAOi 8 — SECTION ONI THE OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER FRIDAY, JULY 24, 1970 

Rescue Squad's duties, services 

outlined to help in fund drive 

Mrs Hi'lcn Kciim-dy. n ••mvl pi's .in- I.'II .iiiil ii is 

dispatcher with thi' Cupo M.iy . > •• I n i li'ri lliinilH.lii he mailed 

County Rt'sijup HqUiid. Mm! m iii (h. win.id 

the following rrpori :*.>, ;i pJ*v*' .Mi- Ke ,-uih 

of information to ruiv m f.inU 

Conjunction with I hi' •quill »** K..S.M 

annual fund Hnvi' mm- hi'iuc 111 ,).!• 

conducted 

lh.il 

Mi>mb»'ni of ih 

Therefore, 

alWWIT qiie 

In her 

ciuivus iht> iTiiirv ti 

door-to-door sol 

donations At rt' 

no onn is hnrm 

f lomeil Ihe 

if the i'iip,' M.iy Count:, 

Sqii.icl is ii riupalch 

ian Win- report* that al 

rile -he It.id Vi'ry I 

•iIlT .il Ihe servii 

hrt* tri ijiirreiir. 

will p.'rl.irm « morii'rti 1117/ 

routine I'nt her lalenl 

pn senljiiiuii She stands 

five fool /'lie Hiih rinrk brown 

hair, brown f\ ••>. :ilid 11 

H 24 .in figure 

Al Ocean City Hiuh Miss 

Provenson was president of the 

Business Club, ,i rnember of 

YES WE DO HAVE . , 

TV RENTALS 

1040 ASBURY AVf, DIAL 599^910 

;.] 

Student Council and senior 

executive committee and 

ranked in the upper half of her 

class She wns voted Mis* 

^weiHheart at the sfhooTs 

Valentine [lay dance 

She 'las two older Sisters;, 

Mrs Joyce Bilk ley mid Mrs 

Donna Ct'stignn Her hobbies 

include ballet arid art work, 

especially pasU'i drawing Miss 

Proven-son has taught ballet at 

the Art* Center She is 

sponsomd in the pageant by Xi 

Alpha Iota Chnpter of Beta 

Sigma Phi Inlernniiomil 

Sorority 

Only two conlesiants rumain 

who have not yet been 

sinnounced by the Jayrees The 

Sentinel Ledger will publish 

(heir photos and biographies in 

each of nest week's issues The 

pageant will be staged August 

15 at 8 p.m on the Music Pier 

Tickets are now available from 

any -liiycee or by contacting 

the hckei chairman. Joseph 

Dougherty ul 300 61121? 

Council Meeting 

Narcotics will be the topic 

of a meeting of the Council of 

Our Liidy nf Good Counsel in 

the parish hall on inth si 

Tuesday evening (July W) nl 

» 30 p m 

State Police Sergeant Floyd 

Fueker will be n speak"r ill the 

meeting Also listed " (hipl'iy 

inij of tapes on LSP 

The puhlir ie invit*-H 

ClaulfM Adi Bring Raiuiti 

in TI H* i"vi WakrfiHH 

AH work and no ploy... 

f*i( fUii m n' m if I'nh.-a/1.f inlf in'hih. flit-s- ** i rr ?>>>> nun h H.UI f*>i 

fijtmtv affair July Fourth HUSH giil.i (/NV, Mi//) mrnn*n*-\ rfipffil fn-m 

the Rryiihiiiiin which hmi hvvun iJt>*n tiir has I hv hif-trm kt M M vif 

uxt'ti up if! ihi' i'iirl\< mo riling and [inn nuthitn 1 nr-triiutirii hi/! la •* tul 

fiir thi ( iilii hum pain Panulr finss dfi-wrd m Indiam. uiidn-ts 

htKhwti\mvn and r/imm, mti.\Lt'it it pt'wihlf. h>dv *.\r\ into 

i ii r\ iiiunvard 7hr dinner irtidtlntniil ii- flu dtiv mi\ nfw pta\ ami « 

putaiitfi. tht ! flrit of iht- S'VUf frutn ihi k'tirdrn.. with wild \iiV*-hi'rrir\ 

smtiiht'n'd in yrltitw t n-am and hut HIM tuts /*-• fll vxpii! unit \\ a chit kin K-t ff rrtlds fitf ihi pal hijt r\ i fM'H 

ji'll ihi- nerd t>f \fmfihmg tn,irr \uh\fnntitii a mid ah* aw has * 

You arfi cordially invited to See our 

Old Colony Collection 

Ocean City yacht Club 

marlin tourney victor* 

Ocean C.ty Yacht club 

anglers carried off top honors 

in Ihe I ith annual Cape May 

County Marlin Tournament 

staged in the ocean off the 

County benches TJiesday and 

Wednesday 

The Ocean City Yacht Club 

fisherman landed I I marlin to 

amass H2S points The nearest °* 

competition was the OGI Club 

of Avalon, which scored 800 

points on eight fish 

Ocean City's William 

Jackson was the tournament's 

high individual scorer Jackson 

landed ft'iir fish to account for 

30Q »f the nCVr", total 

pofnU 

nurtnt' the two-day tourney. 

HO fish W.TC taken. 44 on 

Wednesdav All but four of the 

fish were released The four 

wer*' kepi for mounting 

704 AS8URY AVINUI DIAL 399^040 

^* 

QUAUTY FURNITURE AT SEASONABLE PR/CIS 

WHITE MUSLIN SHEETS 

72 x 108 Twin Flats 

OT Twin Fitted Bottom 

1.99 

81^ x 108 Full Flat 

or Full Fitted Bottom 

2.49 

42 x 36 PILLOW CASES 

59c each 

— 100% COTTON — 

r~-•** 

NO-IRON ALL-OVER FLORAL SHEETS 

50% KODIL POLYiSTER, 50% COTTON 

72 x 104 Twin Flat 

or Twin Fitted Bottom 

2.99 

81 x 104 Full Flat 

or Full Fitted Bottom 

3.99 

42 x 36 PILLOW CASES 2.50 pair 

Zee Our Large SelecJion of 

PREVIOUSLY OWNED ORGANS 

THOMAS - WURUTZER - HAMMOND 

Hammond Salon—4th Floor 

OPEN FR8PAY and 1 

FRIDAY, JULY 24, IV/U THf OCIAN CITY SiNTiNiLLIDGiR PAGI 3 — SECTION ONI 


Hmmm,. 

that Crab Cake 

was delicious! 

IIHICKMAN'S SEA FOOD 

^^^/f^^^ IN iUilNiii !IM€f iiti 

1155 ASBURY A V I N U I 

PMONl JSSIili OPBH AH TIAS 

A COMPLiTi MfNU COOKID TO TAKE OUT 

Guard beaf race* 

at 1st st. tonight 

Die iir*.! mini squad race* lo 

ili'trrnrftlle whirl' will be 

r,pr.'Mni,MU Ih f)i-ean City 

H.'i.ch I'.ilr.il In ihe area 

lihgliiird rotnpi itmns will he 

held lhi>' eveiii u I Friday I al \ 

Ii .11) 

I si ii 

il,,,-k. .. Ihe beach it! 

Bunt rii'WN ot IWM men tuieh 

Will ^liirl friim the beach and 

r>iw oil! mill the iK-eati. around 

itldiviclu.il fliiu mnrki'rs, and 

r,-tiirn In Ihe beach The lolal 

aruM covered hy the rrews will 

hi- l !y y miles (^halleh(|e race^ 

will be hi'lrl the Munriav |J"lv 

^'T| ,,l () :i() p m 

Th;' winners in the two man 

hiiiil Nicei. half mile «Wirn,and 

th' : înuli- ritwer boat races will 

h*- repri^^ntinu neean City in 

the ,i r e ,i I i f e y u H r H 

rumpetilium 

I«i»( ye/ir Ocean City's life 

âjard Turce wi>n all four of 

ihi y ?irea competitions 

ificlurii'in the Sijuth jersey 

Bi'iirh Piitrol Champiiiriship 

Kates. »he Hnffrnan Memiirlal 

Haces, the South Jersey 

Kivimrnini; ('hnmpionnhipn, und 

the Miiruiiic Memnrials This 

was flv first time anv beach 

pMirol r^rei. h;iH swept al! four 

r ;in-'s 

Dunn City has wtm Ihe 

Hcililh Jersey Beach Patrol 

C'hampiiinshlp Ran", ftir ihe 

pas! nine years 

Coin of the realm 

Hate crabgrass? 

You'U love CLOUT! 

Just spreud ci ot.r on your lasvn and it's good-bye crabgrass. 

The ugly stulT starts to curl up and disappear within 

days. One or two follow-up applications at wctkly 

intervals will polish it (iff completely. 

Yet.ci.oi.'i is kind to pnid grass—lets it gross merrily 

on to fill in where iffe crabgrass was: Result 1 A thicker, 

handsomer lasvn — without ui-ly 

m 

5.000 sq ft bag 

12lbs) 4,95 

mmmn 

No-Quibble Guarantee 

If for any reason you arc not satisfied with results 

after applying copi; PLUS with a Scolts Spreader, 

you arc entitled to get your money back. Simply 

send us ovidonct; of purchasi: and we will mail 

1 you a tefund cheek promptly. Seotts Marysville, 

y 

Ohio 43040, 

authorized CSCOttSU retailer 

Ready for 

business 

16'Tpr 

All that remaini to be done n remove the barricidti 

before a new stretch of Weit av between 38th and 48th, 

its is opened to traffic Contractor John Gandy'i crewi 

have nearly cornpleted tar and chip work on 12 sida 

streets between Asbury and West avs. Work on the new 

Stretch of highway was started in March with the filling 

of marshland for the project. Storm drams have been 

installed. Sidewalk and curbing will be the responsibility 

of the property owners (Counsellor photo) 

Young motorist pays fine in small change 

Traffic court clerks are wild, 

figuratively and literally, about 

teenage motorists like Janet C 

Boakes, who was fined $2h 

after pleading guilty to a 

charye of careless driving 

GARDEN and LAWN SUPPUIS — Sth StrMff and Wtif Avtnut 

vn 

beforp Judgp Franklin A Kinc 

Wedtip^day 

Thr \H year old visitor from 

Wnodburj' pmptipd her 

of pennies, nieklps and 

on the ee.iu rt clerk's dp 

paympnt of thf> pn 

Imposed against h* ! r 

SEE OVER 

400 

COOKIE-JARS 

30 KINDS OF 

BUTTER COOKIES 

$1 40 per 1b, 

In Our 42nd Yiar 

WARDS 

PASTRY 

724 ASiURY AVI. 

OeNn City 

Oth*= 

p.nd fmt«. 

yt- Hu nnq A 

8iii N Hriiuii IT ul 

M" Nl ('h;ii 1-; p] U,.,, ! ifli-d 

S3"i nil a ri-fklf.^ drivinu 

rharî- PUJICH Mf;ppi=d Brown 

Juh 9 bftwi-i'n Hih and i2nd 

•,1s i in BiiV al fur .•ipct'fi i nil al 

62 milt-, ;m h(Hjr in .j 

'J 5 ' miU' an hnur /nn* : 

A Lulal 'if ÎX mntitflM.* pHld 

S2a liner- (in y \iiriM> uf 

rfirch j s^ dfiiiHt; r/huifee* Th^> 

an- Mithi..-! ,l Vawalin. !6 

varirlv i ,.» In rinvint! thmunh 

inlHrM'i ; mri* markrd with ^tcsp 

«lri-cis Thf.y ari' Brit t J 

Sehni'irtrr, 16. nf Roslyn. Pa 

llichard T Gunti, 17, of 

,Irnk;ntnwn. Pa . .i'-ant tie 

Hilb\ . 1 0. D' 1 ] 2 Himp-i" in 

D">ni)i> Ci Mrlncrnis ] 7. r,l 

Si(.ph.!i 

L.inc,i>tr:. 

for a ri*d 

,' Wntii!. 211 ,,! 

P,i . «as fini.fi S2^ 

hl viiii.il inn al Tth 

Knight's Pharmacy 

offers you the most 

luxurious hair in the world. 

Hair de Pantenel 

just the hair you've always wanted, Hair that s 

gleamy and ploisy. That always Jde", whit vnu 

want it to. Hair that an be yours —but (inly 

with Total Hair Care from Panrenc. Fmir 

pfeciout produew, each reenfofcinp the other 

Each made here with Pantcne's e 

Swiss conditioners. 

ShMnpoodePuiieos. 

Rich with eondiiiooen 

6oi,l3,00/12 01,15,00 

Fonniag de Puitcoe. 

The lotion th»i eti 

•ad condition! too 

4oi.U.M/aoi,$5,00 

Hiiir Spny dePM ten*. 

Sprays on condiiiooefi 

7 01, #1,00/12 otIJ.OO 

The TreMment de Pionnc. 

CompieKcondiiioBen, 

fompktt- iuiury. 

iot.%600/* 01.110,00 

G« Pantene ind idd «little luxury in your life. 

OF OCEAN ICITY 

COM! IN TODAY MR YOUR FREi 

OFFICIAL OCEAN CITY MAP 

SOUTH 

MOST PHARMACY 

8th St, •!*! Av», 

»WSSS 

_ FREE DELIVERY 

..\ anri Oceai, ,i\ tin JuK 10 

Lt'slie Ann Chalfii'lri 1 ". nf 

Somer. Pmr.i p,iid i'l", for 

failini! t" s leld and hiinB 

in%oKHd in iin aifirji-n! ill nih 

,1 and Ocean av 

KeLal 

MEN'S SflOP 

720 Atbury Avenue 

'i cor hit by laundry Iruck 

Ciipl.un No' man 

Police 

•nl rirriiirki'd grien 

in thi- iilles 

W, .lev and Ocean avs 

I hi I III h 

u 1J I 

r'k wh lie wt irk i nj; 

!rMi;!\ In* 1 

Thi... 

II f appeni'H V (iu nii s 

d when ii 

PA0I 4 — SiCTiON ONI 

GRAND 

EUROPEAN TOUR 

Spaniand by 

A. C. HOSPITAL GUILD 

SHORE MEMORIAL AUX. 

KESSLIR MEMORIAL AUX. 

OCT. 15fh ta 31it, 1970 

$799.00 per p»r»n 

Depart and RMurn h> 

AtlanWe aty 

CALL FOR 

FREE BROCHURE 

Phone 822-2137 «•••• 

ATLANTIC 

TRAVEL BUREAU 

S10O Venfnor Arenua 

Parttime digger 

Schoolman scavenges for bottles 

Susan 

[)!14U!I1L .imiiiiij ,.hi 

''ii fiiinii' itiiiilu hiivi. hi,MI ,i l,ire,e I i h ll 

ii'hns m.i\ li,.I ]ir ,s I •> |i.iilluii n! Ihi' wink is hi'lilllll 'iliaTVi'll ill I III- but ill", [hiil 

•(lea it) .i ui'i'k.-ml |i.i,i.nii bin s,,,, \,. x l VlHI |, ! l r ,,, |1MI| (I,,. wniilii iruliriili- llml more limn 

in .l.-ihn-, KT,k .,ii,l ., un.wini; l,.i,k i!,i,,r .mil ini.iuiiii' where ""'' Mi'ii'-rahnii used the 

mimlii-i ill .,I-,',I li.hlnnii.i ,„., in,, n.,,,,1,1 |,,,| |i,,. if|,,|| ,| meiiirinc From Hits oni' eati 

|H, pillar jrhiili Kirk licnil 1 , ,11 , It ill- „;,,(!. il,i< ! |IU>. wi.ii hi Conclude (hill 11 mother Wilh II 

Jliiil.uiiv , .iiniM I,,, nl Oi'iiih s . HI Ink" mil (hi lr.i»h' 1'iivnnli' remedy pn'|udirrd her 

(il\ Hiijli Sih.,.,1 ,, ,-,„ ,,|,| K | r k h ^ ,,,,,,,. I,, „,,,. cliiidriMi sn that they r.inlinue 

h "';' 11 '""'''"' CKMidiKiiui ,ih,mi ilispusnl I" u«' Iho linmi' brund 

''"' '"" 't •' • • i - Kirk h.i« h.ihii, III, i.In cui-Ni's irinh lip îrk «'"' ihai bill I !••!» of 

a lull MM, nldiiini-rs h;ivi' 1 • »«1 .*> will mi! have Ih' 1 l;ll"lllll>>liMl,'ll.,),U.,. Ilk, 

interest 

^"'''"'•'""H' •!- - Unili.it 

• lml -'"•""'•'"•- .-.I il-n 

nJilMH'd hum,. ,ilh I,,,,,. ,,l 

^ ! i l 1 ''••"!- I.,. I,.,. I,,,,.,,,,,,,,, 

N l '•", !"' ' • • • I ' - ' " - - I , , ! , , , 

'!' Mi Mil i(fi) 

Afghan 

IN 6 HOURS 

If only takes 

10 SKEINS 

OF YARN, TOO! 

» COMPLITI SILiCTION OF YARNS 


813 Asbury Avenue Phont 399.7572 

ENTIRE SUMMER STOCK 

20% OFF 

BOYS' POLO SHIRTS, SHORTS, SLACKS 

(Solids • Stripes) 

Siies: Infant* to 7 • Girls' Siies: Infants te 14 

*Jke Ckiidzett'd 76om 

,951 ASBURY AVI, 398-1094 

Drastic 

Reductions 

on Everything 

399-9637 

|j Houri 10=5 Daily ^ J 

|| Evening by Dflflul 

If Appointment • HWMJ 

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r 

jut 

m 

DRESSES, 

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I ' '0f0*NI*»RiIM»-!B!0IIRIBeHANTILl.T*.4CI , 

f LACf iOBiCI, LACl *PPI,!QUI ON SKIRT 4NP 

1 DETACHilUI TRAIN • AS SIIN IN MOPIKN DRlOf 

I HOURS - BY APPOINTMENT ONLY 

I 1020 ASBURY AVE, DIAL %%%m\% 

iiil'iinmil him lh;i( pi'iifili' uu'd '" '"Uin 1 roMerliirs as those of 

in diiiiip ii.ish h< ii ind a ir.-i- l h r IXHO's and early 1900,, 

ii.'iiiiiu i In- HIM iiiii, ihe\ 11.: I v • • To keep coiinl"'rl'eiteri. 

p.Dui'il ih.ii w.iy thi' Iri'i' wiuilil Irnni sli'iiling their ('Menu, 

ii'iniiiil ihi-m ii. vi,,lk ,ii,Jim.I mcn'hiinl* hull their butties 

ih, .,,!•.i HI n dc with club.' rule 

[I'muiii: I'Mi Ihi h,,Mh» i« ii inM'riptiiins iiiiii riiiinis A fcmall 

Inilli ,•! .iiliiiiinr .ni'lii'iili-|i\ ." Him Hool Beer billllc boast), 

K.,1 I'vfil.imi'il Yi'ii i ;m I'IIKI l h a l '' wnkes fiv,. full (iiilhiri* 

i IHI ,ill,.,il ,i ' iinili In |nsl ffiim ii fi'u, iiunrn of 

..IwrMiii; ill, l,,,||l,t Ihi'v I'liiiri. ntnilc, iinri I.vdiii 

'hiiiii iw:n 1'inkhiini'i. hulilc prMCluirns hi'f 

In 11in. pliu i- vvhi'rihi' due, """tlii of "A Hiihy in Evnrv 

Kirk f,.mid I.,,,, hntiii.k from :i Bdlllii' 

iiiliiii up, i,! p,-*Mont! r'- irt ° r Kifk *, rojkfiion t% 

ri'ini'(i\ .nil) n'viTiil more eurTt'ntlv on riupliiy m thi' 

hoiil,•.. ,,l ii,,. „„,,,,. i, p,, whirh Hi-iiHI, y Memorinl Library mid 

vii-r,. hiokin Tin' liniili'i. »,Tf ciin be vipwcd Hurinu (hi- 

I il mrfh .1.-..p.-i ,„,( ri.iiiilMr hiiiiM ,if Ihi- iihrari 

'Open letter to man' 

THE OCEAN CITY SiNTINiLLiDOIR FRIDAY, JULY 24, 1970 

NODFI-Osn NORf-niRN Jilm,.s Kirk holds two 

nf thi hnftli .. tn.in Ihi • i.ll. • tion thill h.- h.i« imearthpr! 

w iflim i ! =. rnili i iiiiii^ i.f c i, , ,,, f'nv 

Quiet campaign to rid woman 

of image of sex-oriented animal 

In i ht> i'r;i of priMirtHipat Kin 

vviih sex rind nudity under thi ! 

ifiiLH,' ol iriM-dom of cvpri"^. *ri 

i Nimplp inltrr wit.en til man 

ii bn u t i hi' image of 

womanhood is ("fcaiini: ,i lot of 

i n i eres! i hroutfhnii ( I hi. 

rou nlry 

Somr radn, pcr?.(iiiiiht]i'H. 

sut\\ as L(i^ An^t 1 !!^ fiimou* 

Dick Wittinijliill. hiivi' read it 

ri'pi'iitpdiy (in ihi'ir radio 

programs Ni'WSpapcrs and 

magazini'i.. both ri'liHious and 

secular, arc reprint in)] it And 

privati' citi/rn?. MO copying it 

for distributiiiii ID their 

friends 

Till* is. whiit "Open Letter to 

Man' say* 

"I am a VViiman 

"I am sour will . your 

sweetheart, your mother, your 

daughter, your M>.ti>r your 

friend " 

"I need your help 

"1 was (Tented to gise to the 

* ii r I d (I'lHlrni'i., 

understandini!. sprenily, beauty 

iind love I am finding it 

increasingly difficult to fulfill 

my purpose. 

"Many people in iidvprlDilng. 

Summer Sale 

Now On! 

LIB! af 

Chubbette 

Fashions 

WEAR 

1*16 VINTNOR AVI, 

VINTNOH, N. J. _ 

Phone IJ3-4I17 •:}« f« 5: 

Chmum 

mijtion pictures, tMnvmion and 

riidin have ignon-d my inner 

qualities and havp repeatedly 

used rnp ONLY as a symhril of 

sex 

"This humiliates mi-, it 

rieslroys my dignity. it 

prT'VpnLs me from being what 

you want me to ho= iin nsampli 1 


Beauty, inspiration and lovi. 

UOVP for my children, love 

for my husband, love of my 

Clod and country ' 

"I need your help to restore 

me to my true position to 

allow me to fulfill the purpose 

for which I Was Created " 

"I know you will find a 

way." 

This letter was written about 

K.iî End ,iv , C'liicajju. Ill 

10 years ago by songwriter Sy 

fi'lfilfl A suppls ol (he Open 

Miller and his wife, the former 

Letter Will be wnt („.,,' ,,| 

actress, Jill Jackson. But it 

ch.irue to he pilSMd .iloin; lo 

wasn't until "Open Letter to 

Iriends and acquaintum-en 

Man" was discovered shortly In addilion. a IVeii rernrdinu 

over a year ago by the Rev, "f "U'l Thire Be Pejici •" 

Francis J Caffrey, of the 

Maryknoll Fathers, that it 

received widespread 

circulation. 

composed by Sy Miller and .Jill 

Jackson and performi.d by 

Dora Hail, will be included 

Father Caffrry was so 

impressed with the letter that 

he jiot the Miller!,' permission 

to reproduce it. From that 

humble grass roots beginning, 

Obituaries 

"Open Letter to Min" has 

developed its own quiet 

underground moipment 

protesting the degradation of 

women as mere sex objects. 

Many prominent businessmen 

and entertainment personalities 

have assisted Father Caffrey in 

his effort* to help restore 

Woman's proper image of lovn, 

beauty and dignity in our 

Contemporary society 

ft D. Funk, managing i>dltor 

of the Santa Monica 

(California) Evening Outlook, 

was among the first to tell the 

story or the Millers, Father 

faffrey and "Open Letter to 

Man" in his column. Since then 

the "Open Letttr" has been 

reproduced and circulated 

widely in the U. S., in some 

foreign countries and is on its 

way to expanding its message 

of common decency 

throughout the world. 

WARMER PANTY GIRDLES 20% Off 

S31 ASBURY AVE, 

la Contour 

Open 9 to 5 Daily 

4 S, Avolyn Ave. 

DIAL 3994421 

Friday to 9 P, M, 

"Open Letter to M;in is ;i 

simple. powerful messiiyi. 

rhiillentiini: Indav'i animnlistie 

sr ! si o r i f n t i^ri i maiji' of 

w.imiinhnoil Ii\ riillii'ull 

tod.iy 

mil ... vnuna 

Woman hehevi' .niyiine 

re.illv cares .iliout mor»lit\. 

t. ni IH mil \ iiiiil nrliii' in our 

snciet\ But thi' rh, ,||,,,,,,,. I* 

.simply stated lor iill tn mci't. 

"I know you will find n way " 

The invitation i,, help nn(j 

the way is open 10 ;1|| (;,,pi,.B 

• if the "Open Letter" are 

awiilable frei'of charge Simply 

send your name and address, 

plus the number ol copies 

di'Atred to Open Letter, The 

Solo Cup Fiiundiitioii, 7 i;il 

Mae Martin 

Mrs Mae Martin I nee 

Holder*) died Sunday in 

Wallinsfofd. Conn 

Mrs Martin wns the widow 

of W. J Martin and formerly 

resided in Philadelphia and this 

city. 

Surviving are a win, John, (if 

Buffalo, NY ; a daughter, Mrs 

W. H. Nyee, of Wdlingford; six 

grandchildren. Seven great 

grandchildren; and two 

brothers, Charles Holden, of 

Drexol Hill, Pa., and Dr Edgar 

Holden, of Wayne, Pa 

Funeral servici>s and 

interment took place 

Wednesday It is requested in 

iiew of flowers contributions 

be sent to Ihe Walliiirjfiird. 

Conn., Day Nursery 

Louis j. Troelsch 

Louis J Troelsch, of 2412 

Central av., died suddenly at 

his home Monday He was 87 

Mr..Troelsch was a native of 

Philadelphia and had made his 

home In this city for the past 

three years after summering 

here for 25 years. 

He was a Vestryman and 

Treasurer of St. Luke's 

Reformed Episcopal Church of 

Philadelphia, He also was if j 

member of the Christian 

Business Men's Committee and 

the Ocoan City Shufflehoard 

and Card Club, 

Mr, Troelsch was associated 

for 41 years with Morgan. 

Lewis and Bockius law firm 

prior to his retirement. 

Survivors include his wife, 

Linda B.l two daughters, Mrs. 

William Oodin, of Cherry Hill, 

Hid Mri. John P. Shea, of this 

eity; and four grandehlldrnn. 

Funeral services were held 

yesterday In Philadelphia with 

burial in Forest Hills Cemetery, 

Somerton, Pa. 

ChtSiUt 

My God will .supply every 

need of yours.—(Phil, 4:19), 

Let us keup our minds o|it'n 

to God..Each day os vvu turn to 

Him for jruidancii and mnkn 

every effort to put into action 

ie ideas that come to us, we 

will find fulfillment and happiness. 

Through God we open up 

channels by which his abundant 

good will constantly flow 

to ui and through us. 

Qr the fashion aware look of 

lant suit living a gently cgri. 

sured tri-esldr tunic with shirt 

oilar and short sleeves is itam. 

•d with eeprdinated slimming 

olid.tone slacks. Of wrink!e.re= 

istant lOQ'^ acetate, 

Navyêxl -svhiUj 

Sizes IS's-M's 10 18 

DRISS SHOPPI 


, OPEN FRIDAy NITE 

METERED PARKINS 

IN REAR 

Browlors hay* day in Municipal Court 

Two iiirnl men wi-ri' hnld for 

the ^r.'iiul jury in Munirjpai 

Moriihiy on chiir^s 

hiin|^ friim a fight iM'iwii'n 

w,i oil *lun*' ] - i' s 

M and 

.HterH h», 4;u>n. Dura 

4280, Nan Miinihan 

H 

Bridge 

Mrs Goodwyn M Davis, 

Coordinator and publicity 

chairman for the Luncheon 

Fashkin Show of the Guild of 

the Church of the Redeemer in 

Longport, has announced the 

names of models and chairmen 

of arrangements. The event is 

scheduled for August 12 at 

noon in the Linwood Country 

Club, 

Serving as models will be 

Mrs. Harry L. Godshall, Jr., 

Mrs. Ross Skillera, Mrs, A. H 

Klein, Mrs, Waller W, Kinkcad, 

Mrs. Theodore V Wood, Jr., 

Mrs. George Walters, Mrs, 

Ronald Unterberger, Mrs, 

George Deming, Jr., and the 

Misses Caroline HeUel and 

Tricia Qodshall 

Mrs. William HeUel, Jr., Mrs. 

J. Clarence Frank and Mrs. 

HodRon J. Hartley are in 

charge of arrangernents, Mrs, 

Henry J. Goldsmith is 

chairman of the fashion show, 

Mrs. J, Neafle Richardson is 

reservations chairman. Tickets 

may he obtained from any 

member of the Guild. 


BRING RESULTS 

Smith in in 

hIWi) 

Frank 

Smuh 

St. jamet AME hosts 

ehurch school picnic 

Appfciiumjiiplv 17ft men. 

women and children (if Ml 

Jami's AME Church atiendiri 

the annu.jl Sunday Thurrh 

School picnic? held thi« »p.i HI 

Willow Grove Park 

The Rev W S Sft.lt m 

pastor and Mrs Carrie Sriiti n 

supfirinlendcrii Assisimij wnh 

arranijemenls were Mrs Emm:, 

Davis. Mrs Noel Wolley, Mrs 

Claudcllc r.rahsm, Mrs 

Nathan Davis Sr and Mrs 

.Limes, Riinks 

Null call help uiursi'll t . 

liMigur I lie if \uu otn'V tr;11 

!l' H'killiiilnllH WlthliUI vi.llt 

i»i! fur ;i [latpiilman to C.MI. h 

Boswell and Justine Kreps, 

Fred Jacob and Carolyn Baird, 

Mr and Mrs Henry Miehl, Jane 

tioukas and Joanne Campion 

and Davp Jacob and Nancy 

Weeber 

Boxwood Duplicate Bridgp 

games are played every Sunday 

and Wednesday at 7 45 prn III 

•418 Atlantic av 

• • . 

Ll'RAY DUPLICATE A 

ISfl average both ways wai 

made al the Luray Duplicate 

Bridge game played Wednesday 

evening. 

High score m the 

North-South section was 191W 

made by Eleanor Curran and 

Mary Roughneen Others 

corning in above averajt- weri.i 

Rose Encksiin and Lillian 

Carlin. IllH, Ed Baehr and 

Allan Freelander, 173, C> 

Bedrosian and Lee Moffitt, 

170Mt; Bea French and Lucille 

Mina, 166'A. and Ann Burman 

and Mary Lane, 182H 

In the East-West section top 

score was 193 made by Hazel 

Williamson and Vi Bedrosian. 

Runnersup were EAri Moffitt 

and Naomi Seymour, 191. Peg 

Pierson and Helen Stedem, 

18214, Art and Anita Talley, 

182, Peg Blanchard and Lois 

Good, 1651,4, Florence Hanson 

and Betty Wright, 164'*. and 

Sylvia Brown and Nan 

Monihari, 164 



Wednesday at 7:16 p.m in the 

American Legion Hall, Nth st. 

and Haven av. 

BOIMNING & 

SCATTERGOOD, INC. 

801 Central Ave, 

t luMmlul IM-V were 

married in Norristown. Pa 

Mr and Mrs Mt-nei-l moved 

to Ocean Citv about IH ji.Jrs 

a|JO, and five years lalcr h'- 

ripened an auto repair shop In 

1936 he was made an 

authnrized Studehakif He,,|f.r 

Square Dance on Pier 

The Country Squirt's Square 

Danct' Cluh .and ih. Cilj 

Recreation Department will 

.sponsor a free dance Saturday 

at H 30 p m on thp Music Pier 

All square dancers are invitt-d, 

Beulah Samec, of New York, 

will he caJler for the squares. 

and Elva and Walt Blythe. of 

Abseeon. will call the rounds 

* #. 

NOW IN 

STOCK 

71 MODELS 

SUMMER TV 

RENTALS. 

WE RENT 

BUCK and 

WHITE and 

COLOR an. 

IT'S 

HAPPENING 

NOW! 

- h hi-n-, i .riyiri in until he. 

Mrs Menael i. „ mHrnlx-r (if 

I'h.,[i!i'f ' hint-' nne stifi. Robert. 

iwu Briinddaughters, Rubyn 

and Siilh . and two grandsons, 

Robert arid ChriMupher 

a — },m%, i (UN UNI 


IJHOLLYS 

IT HOUY FARM 

* COUNTRY GrFT SHOP 

Airt '"ONniTIONEDi 

ROUTi 9 • MARMORA 

PL1NTY OF FRil PARKING 

399-3554 

DRIFTWOOD URNS COPPER . PEWTER 

Open Tues, thru Sunday (Closed Monday) 

HAMBURGERS 

JIM'S 

FROZEN 

CUSTARD 

JUST OVER THE 

34TH STRlfT BRIDGE 

MARMORA 

Here's the Biggest 



AUTHENTIC AMERICANA REPRODUCTIONS 

4// Furniture Hand-finished 

In Our Shop * 

Water and Alcohol Proof 

t - Hutches - Nhe SUnd. 

Shore Road, Route 9, Ocean View N J 

Phone 609-263-8! [7 

Garden State Parkvwiy Exit 17 

turn left to Route 9. then left 1 mile 

Open 7 Days a Week — Houri 9-4:30 

STEP AHEAD TO 71 

with the NEW 

25" Chromacolor 

DIAG. 

COLOR TV 

CLOSE-OUT PRICK 

on Our Stock of 

'70 ZiNITH COLOR TV 

and STEREO SETS 

BOYD'S 

TELEVISION , STEREO - AM-FM RADIOS 

920 ASBURY AVENUE DIAL 399-2269 

Guaranteed Expert TV Antenna Repairs 

1 and Installation — UHF and VHF 

OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT ,Ttt, 9 p, M. 

* 

WE 00 

AU. 

OUR 

0WH ^ 

SHWIff if m

!! 

hi 

PAOl 6 — SECTION ONB THE OCIAN CITY SfNTINILLfDOIR 

TODAY iKridiiS I 

"Over 2 I rtjiii'i » l< "i •••• 

R'tcrviil inn Il TV- HI-FI 

K 1 \fdr .in 

I31S Tlllen Roddf, Northfield, N, j, 

HOURS; Monday, Tuesday, Saturday - 'Hi 5 

Wednwday, TTiuwday, Friday . >ai 0:80 

MOMJAI 

fi If) |i m . ;il Whili- 11,(11 Hill 

•Son!!, ailvi-ri !-HIM^ niiin.iii'M " l 

Alhn C'ht.Mi ii-iil »iu-ii|(i r 

* * * 

OciMin CiU i'.inl Cluli umiii- 

7 .10 p m in i In Vn.iili 

Bi^NIVni' liri- 

Scruiiiiii Kliiîl FVHIIIT will 

,|«..il, .in.! »ii..« . r. i in ..i. 

Kmuhti. •.!' ('ulunihii." 

ItlsMlliltiiin uf nl'l'iC n. .ii | hi' 

IVuniil Hum.' Mil Wnvi av 

Snruil starts at 8 H) p m and 

bllffi-i •linn.'i will h. ..~.ir\ ..I 

" Ill 

* * * 

Kiilit-1 arid Acrobatic dance 

c-I;IA>. ,p.)i,Min-rf by SfH'M. Ill 

a m , ill ('hap.'l HiiH 'i r ilh -I 

Fin.i t'nlted Methcirint 

Summi-r Auxihiir\ ni't'luii;, J 

(i m . in the rhurch Arthur 

Gorham will «p.iak iin 'Tlii- 

Hist.ir\ of GI.1S!, iiiiH Hanri 

Marie P,ipi>rwiM|ihiji" 

* * * 

Wnmerii Bible Study 

FellriHship in 30 a m . in the 

FVNI Pfpi,byterian Chun'h Mr^ 

Rirharrf Boltnn, louder 

* * * 

Mamimr Club rtleehng, >• 

p m . in thi> Masiinic Templr. 

Kith st iirld Wesley av All 

Master Masons welennii- 

* * * 

Chapter S3 OES bazaar 

workshop. 7 30 p m , in the 

horni' of Mrs Frank Royre. 

1812 Windstir dr 

* • * 


through third (iraders, 10 am , 

at the library, 6th st and 


* * * 


Bam' 1 lor members only. 7 ih 

p m 

Mainland 

Coming 

Evenfs 

TODAY (Friday) 

Lin wood Ptisi ,1,ifi American 

Leniiin iTH'i'tin(J. H p m 

* * # 

TOMORROW (Saturday I 

Somers. Poini Yacht Club 

wpi-kPnci Ciipe May Cruise 

LciiVii hero about 930 am 

* * * 

MONDAY 

Somers Point Senifir CH,7i'n^ 

mpctinu, I I .10 a m , in ('Irani 


* * * 

TU_ESDAY 

Rendini; Club, 10 30 am , at 

the Somprs Point Library, 757 

Shore rd 

* * s 

Srimprs Point Kiwanis Ciub 


Darnel's Restaurant.. 

* * * 

Somers Point Fire Cornpam- 

One meeting, 8 p.m., in Bethi I 

rd firehall. 

Whether the 

Dow Jones overages 

move UP or DOWN 

your savings of ANCHOR REMAIN 

TIADY—they ore INSURID U 

O $20,000—-you hove youi 

chsica of paisbsok savings e 

SAVINGS CIRTIFICATiS, whit 

sm 6% o yeor interest, guamn 

ltd for 2 years, ($5,000 mini 

num). 

Coma to ANCHOR 


ANCHOR 

SAVINGS 

AND LOAN 

ASSOCIATION 

MAIN OFFICE 

ATLANTIC CITY 

KtMwky tn4 Atlantic Ava>. 

MS.11I1 

IRIGANTINI 

1M t R«*n •onlrrorJ 

SOMIRt MINT 

d AM. ft 

Engaged 

Mr an.I Mr. f'harlps J 

CrumriiH' nf Philadelphia, 

announce the en|!aj|ernpni of 

their riaiiiihlir, Mario ij] . to 

William I MfCiprmil', son tif 

Mr? (jii lirrln.' Mc

PAGI S _ SiCTION ONE THf OCEAN CITY SfNTINILLIDOIR FRIDAY, JULY 24, 1970 


Rumor has it 

the best PIGS EARS In town 

are at 

EDDIE RUMERS 


405 34TH STRUT OCEAN CITY. N. J. 

FINAL SUMMER 

SANDALS '199 & '4.99 

HUSH PUPPIES . . 7.99 

(Women's Discontinued S1 vI•>.«i 



OPEN FKimvs rvTii « CM 

FAMILY SHOE 

STORE 

Dial 399=3373 

Let PLATTS 

Your Sofa and Chairs 

EXPERTLY *L 

Dress up that old furniture 

Plait s export 

craftsmen takp any and 

all iurniture pieties and 

make them look like 

NEW with your 

of fabricN and colnrs. 

• PHONE TODAY • 

9278116 

Let Our "SHOP-IN-VOLR-HOMF" Representative 

Givi Vou a Tree Kstiniate in 

the Comfort i.| Your O«n Home. 

PLATT'S 

INC/ 

FINE FURNITURE AND CARPETS 

MacARTHUR BLVD SOMERS POINT 

Open Iliiilj « In B; Saturdays i( ,0 (j. 

I In 

DINER DE ROSBIF 

^ DE POMPIERS 

MRRMORO 

U 0 7HEURES 

\E. 16 POUT 

Eleven girls seeking 

Sea Isle beauty title 

SKA IHI,!-: CITY KI-'IIMI 

îrU ;iri> fhlirMii M> i'lir Hi Hi! 

cuhlnsi in yinrl .! ljuni'n .nui 

liri ii.llrl I.u K(>.i l-.lt- I'llV '.f. 

llh IIMIUIII M;ihv P;.r;iH>- Tin' 

(|UI'I-M 1'11'lli-sl lull 111' Ill-Ill 

H.ihmhis hills 2 r O ,il S p m 

nn | hi- hati.Ul.inil ,il KI-II i"ilv 

I>'v11 .iiid th-' I'I iiflirniiilt' 

Till- h.llll |l,ir:llll- Will 111- Ill-U) 

ihi- inlhiW.Mt? K;s!u viUi\ AiitJii^l 

i hi-yinnmi: ,il ! ! ;i fti ! rum 

;U| S| nl..i.,. ih-> ['r.Kii.-iiiiH. 

i.i 1 ill, M 

Me; (I.in,' M Bnrh;iriiiii 

.mil Mn n,.i..thN K IhinM-n 

Mr*' f h Mrilii-n nt f hi' ijii ni-n 

H"hiil,i Zi.l.-li'. •'() ..I Vlil 

st TM-M.-.-MII » Inl.-I. ;i 

MM \Kf IN\ 1 ThU To DINNER Mi mhi is nf th.- ^,,t\un,,- " ! I'-" 1 ' 1 " 11 H,.,i;hi. 

,. . . Hiilh SrliM"! ,md ;M' I'iTipimi'i 

Miimiird rin (iimjiuiy \LI\I1ITT\ will hi m-rving ,i rn.Lst ,,f N.>w ii.> • \ He!! 

hii I linnir Ten tin putilii on August 1 •• S" i>> tti h» Amu H IIUK.HI. IB. "I Ji' 

HI n virsuni is infoi-mid »ni' of thi" m»mlnr> lOtli si . .-i -.tn']•-it• -• i Wiir)w-.,.>H 

Inn lit. •) th. iinilitinn into Fn nt h tur thi !•• in Tit nl ''aihoh,- M^.h s.-j,,.,,! 

i.u. f,M..ll.ili Motors This sign is si-t up nn th. „ '"'"T'"',",,',! 'Jni,T \'!,i 

P i J v< It I.Kii iiiMouni my Ihi cvfrit fur thus. iihn.in M:i'rliiui VJ .-. musiin.--.i--V* .,"i" 

ii r'l'i f_ intn Hi in ( 11 v Trjns|.it.'il it s,is s Rn,i-,( Rci'f i iliisj,},!.!. Si.iic CHIII^.- 

7pm 

I'mn. r il th. lir'h.ill in Mirnmri frnm ' t. 7 n m Ari.n. hYrm-i. iii. 

\ 111_ ] Ii •»• Ilinr Phi ti 

I ."111 -.1 

MllH.nl 

"l PIlll.iHi-lphi... ;i 

fpp.-r M,,,, I,,,,] 

Sea Isle City Vehab' program 

reported 99 percent completed 

SKA 1SI.E CITY Ttiiri.h.ilniii.iliiin 

ph;isr nf Si'a [sir 

Ills • urhiin Tn.'W.il priiiiTt is 

99 (i.-n-iTii i-i.mpli.|(. and »!op» 

-in- liildi rw;,> ii. iujjih ihi- |oh 

-'-..Hiriirrii' ihii. îimmi'r 

Th.. "rfhiih" piirtiiiri 

involved i m p r 11 v f. m » n t s 

.irn..ii(Hinc [r. siimt- SI Of). 000 

||. ;'2 prupiTtl.'s, iiri'iirdlrlK tn 

Uiirf% W Trart'v. Jr . i-xncutivi" 

dlri-rtnr nl' thr lix'iil 

r.'ili-vi'lupm.'ni .lRi'iicy The 

hulk ill' ihe wiirk, airiiiuntii i 

l(. S) 1,1100. was nn ii pnipi.rly 

•i' 1 * Und si jij^l (iff thr 

r.M.rt \ Pr imiiliirii' whlfh hits 

IUM h.-'ii lini?..hi'd 

Thi' iinly piirfol li'l't tn be 

wiirki-d i.n is nn thr nurthr.ast 

ccrn, r nl 4-||h st iind PIpiiKUrf 

'iv anfj it is now vacant, 

bi.iirdi'd up iind inviilvnd in an 

estate settlemfnt, dpIaylnE at 

WAS\ Uiv ii Eirni' th*. i.Mi:>smi| out 

uf this phjiai' nf Lhi. proiect. 

TrarcV I'Spiiiini'd 

: Evpry othor priiprrty in thi' 

rt'h, h portion tiHS been 

improved to mii.t (.he 

sLaridards set down by ihi. 

fprlfral jovi'rnmnii in 

qualifyirn; Si'a Is!,. City fur a 

rpdevt.|oprnm[ program. TIIPM' 

proprrties werr among thosf 

damaBed in iho IBfiZstnrm In 

nnarly fvpry rase-, thf property 

owners undf nook i.hi> 

nc ha bill tat ion themselves." 

Tracry said, "although they 

wuuld hnvii qualified fu'r 

low-cnst f,.(Jrral loans to do Ihijob 

" 

Jitsrph W Bucckpr. Jr . 

fhairman of the agency, s.iiri 

thr DppartmprH of Housinc 

and Urban Dpvplopmr.nl has 

been asked for pPrmission for 

the local board to pirrrhu.si< the 

single property left 

unimprovMl. "We are waiting 

for a decision from HUD at 

t.his tirm> and we exp.-et a 

favorable decision shoVUy in 

irder that we may clean up 

Sea Isle Board elects 

Fourqurean president 

HtA ISLE CITY • Frudfriek 

FiiyiT|Ur..!in. ,,l I 1 ,J 4gth st , 

Son . Ci|y, 

ii ,,f i 

Miizu 

hi),iI 

t , 

iiA l)i.|.n rlf-ctrd 

iity s Board of 

n, fppliifinii John 

who r. ,itrni-d for 

and personal reasons. 

t.'har T i-s i\laj.i|rinis was elected 

vice president and Dan Libro 

wap crinliiiui-d in llii' post as 

wcri-tjry 

Miltfin Daif was appointed 

I') the board tu fill Mazuries 

unrxpiri-d ii-rm. The 

appointment was rniiric by 

May,if Wntiam R Wilsey and 

oiincurri'd in by the board of 

This Year's "Best Buys" 

in WeStinghOUSe Air Conditioners 

'•••-UP From 

WelUagheuie AfPUAMCE SALES S SERVICB 

1447 JUIURV AV, 

OCEJUfCiTf 

Plumbiag & Heating Contwclor 

Call399-0166 

In iithpr hoard business, 

finul plans and spiK'ificmions 

fur th«" new plcmrntary s< hool 

WIT? dciliverpd dlivered loIn 

Lhi" Statf 

Board of Educati Education for its 

review in Trenton last Fnilay; 

It is anticipated the slain 

review will require about iwo 

wenks. 

The board also announted 

leases were distributed ior 

housins the children m 

temporary quaitprs for the 

coming school year: The 

locations selected include th.. 

Messiah Lutheran Church, th. 

Methodist Church, thi- 

Craftsmen's Club and the 

Knights of Columbus Building. 

Voters approved a §640,000 

new school last May . and 

construction should start soon 

after 

plans. 

state approval of the 

HIY K I.KPUANT 

Nurfnljf, Va, - A Kroup savings 

project was set up by the 

Virginia Huolopicai ajid Aquaflum 

Society tn collect donations 

of stamps to acquire a baby 

elephant for the goo. The ciim^ 

paigfi was so successful the 

Norfolk City f,oo may ask for 

other prijects Lo collect other 

animals for the zoo. 

•••••••••••••••I 

S LOOKING 

FOR... 

SERVICE 

IN A GOOD 

BARBER 

SHOP? 

[ 2 BARBERS 

• TO SERVI YOU 

• BARBER SHOP 

• "SNM Oty-i 

I Pntmrnt mutmr m*?' 

m 835 Aibury Avanu* _ 

*••••••••••••••! 

this phii.si. r.f our pr.ijeri." 

Ruccki r saifl 

TVifre.* -.iiifj the most rpc.-nt 

proppr!\ in be romplpted, that 

iwnfrl by Mary DiOloruio, 13 

IZiiri si . was acfomplished 

witb Ihi- [•ooperailon uf thf 

lociil agi'ncy, HUD in 

PhiladclphiM «nd the FHA in 

ramden Mary's son, Thomas, 

i Philadelphia arfhitcci, 

,i»ii!>ti'H in preparing for the 

rehiihilitiiiiiiii project A FHA 

loan with nn interest rate of 

Ihrei- perrmit payable over an 

20 M ,if period was seen red J 

Build, f Frank Myhr 

Toiv:w nd's Inli-t. N J 

low liiddrr on thr proj*. 

whi.h involved rchabihtatiin 

of live three -bed radm 

iipa inieriLs with living rilnpis 

and new kitchens and ba=ths 

1 racey said this phase of the 

project has resulted in the 

stivinB of many properties on 

the tax roles and hopes Cor 

completion siortly 

Hiuh School 

7Mih M , TuwnuMirJ's Inlet unri 

Drim-I Hill, Pd , i( studi'til « 

Airhlnshiip Pri'ii.li-i|i.isl High 

Krhll.ll 

M.-irUiin-l MiirV ('inllldr, IR, 

nl fiOlHi Uiiiilis iiv , ii sturiiinl 

al Ori-.-in (,'ilv Hi«h School 

J.'iini.' Mi-Ciinn. IT. of I 10 

I-'IH si . and CI.MisiHc. Pii , JI 

y'fiiisr :i! Hi.hiip MrHl'Vltt Hiyh 

Mhiir.iH r),..hiikii. Ifi. nf 10!) 

l;!il si anil !>.,(iKVIII... p,i , ,1 

sliiilcni ill Niilivily ol (he 

Rli'ssiifi Virgin Mnry School 

I.viii M /\li.(>.s lirn 

Awbh man iind Mrs .liimosi 

S Ciilii-ro. Mr ,imi Mrs Larry 

K.'piif. nl WSI.T iiirii.i, and Mr 

,ind Mrs ,/iirk Wciyiinri, nf thn 

Ai liiniii Citv Pri'ss 

GALLO 

MOTOR SALES 

Authorized 


and GMC Truck 

Dealers 

COMPLETE PARTS 

and 

SERVICE 

DEPARTMENT 

• -——__• 

CAPE MAY 

COURT HOUSi 

20 S. (MAIN STRUT 

DIAL 465-5122 


ôunty to do Busineis" 


o 

ALKYD 

LATEX 

PLAT 

. H95 M 1Q 

A Gallon * * • ' " 

I 

- $159$ 

A Quart 

NYLON BRUSHES QQ 

1".|W"-2" ONLY 77C 

Moore with ,,, 

Miller 

PAINT CENTER 

Mainland s Most MndLTri Honu DtTOrftting Store' 

New Rd. & Rhode Iiland Ave., Santera Point 

DIAL 9277956 

Open Dally 7:30 a.m. tu 9 p.m. Saturday ?:M a.m. to i p.m. 

SUNDAY 9 to 1 

DiLIVIRY IN OCEAN CITY and THI MAINLAND 


Mack 

and Mancos 

DILICIOUS AND CRISPY 

PIZZA 

914 BOARDWALK 

III, I?M 

RIO. 

THE ORIGINAL 

7SI BOAR WALK \ 

972 Boardwalk 

SHOP 


•»««HMMM» •««»< 

MORROW'S 

NOT HOUSE 

SALTED NUTS 

HOME-MADE 

CANDIES 

944-946 BOARDWALK, OCEAN CITY 

399-1649 

No. 1 BOARDWALK. CAPE MAY- 

OCEAN CITY'S FINEST 

SHRIVER'S 



• DELICIOUS HOME-MADI FUDGE 

THE LARGEST VARIETY OP CANDI 


Boardwalk af Ninth Strati 

I 1 


THf OCEAN CITY SiNTINEt. LIDGER 

JiassmedwyrN^QuicUtesuits Economy js slowly unwinding, 

" • • • ONDERLAND • banking expert tells Kiwamans 

Edward 0 Bisi'hni'. ri'Si-i(rrh inril 

• ^ M **PIER ** • offiriT Hlid ITijlltsmist ill llii 1 Ki'sr 

6th St. on th. Boardwalk 

OPEN DAILY ,.M 1 P.M.* 

••••••••••J 

UVE 

LOBSTER TANK. 


SEAFOOD CLEANED 

TO ORDER 

Op«ri Daily 1! A. M. . 1 P. M 

TILTQN ROAD • NORTHfiKLD 

In The Mr. Big Shopping Center 

IN BRIGANTINI - Hll BRIQANTINI AVI. - Hi-mi 

The Public Is Cordially Invited 

THI 

RALEIGH 

DINING ROOM "J WU. J,. 

10th Street and Wesley Ave, — Free Parking 

FOR RESERVATIONS Ph. 399-8512 


"Sir Walter's" Special BREAKFASTS 60c up 

FULL COURSE DINNER 195 

BREAKFAST • I to 10:30 DINNER • 5 to 7:30 


3260 Ajbury Av«. 

CALL 

399-6589 

Speclallting in 

SUBS • PIZZA • SANDWICHES 

FOUNTAIN SERVICE 

Beach Needs • Toys - Newsstand 

••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 

s 

Us 

This is • Surfridar "FREIBEi" 

entitles htartf to B1 * OPF iny dinntr, 

" Our Complete Qinrm mcludn Choier of StlKl 

Pouto, Vegttadh, Holll t tumr, DHUrt 4 CoHtt, 

$2.45 

unlai Mtomp^M by • SURFRIOER FHIIBIl imlpmn 

{•+ your WHIT to apWli) Hun your prio. it $1.94 

SALAD POTATO!5 

POTATO SALAD MASHED 

GQLi §LA« PlliMCH (SRlii 

TOSSED •/ dwiH of ifeHMf 

VEGETABLE - DuJOUR 

INTRiiS 

- SEAFOOD - 

21 SHRIMP IN THI BASKET wfT-tir h n 

COMBINATION SEAFOOO PLATTER, 

w/l«non H| Tmr tam 

- CHICKIN - 

•A ol HONEY DIPT SOUTHERN FHI1D CHICKEN 

- tltf - 

HOT ROAIT BEEF SANDWICH 

% Ib CHOPP1D SIRLOIN ITIAK 

- VIAL - 

BREADED VIAL CUTLIT •/Unmi BuMr SMM 

VIAL FARMAQIAN ITALIAN STVLf 

SURFBURQER 

PwN H Ib. of vm$ *i*» 1*^ w/inrti 

onopmtimwi-MimroMwItficriwtatB, 

l«M«s, fU.rn.id. anMm MM. F""* Frtai, 

QOU • -i J..,,rl 

»... h.i. • ..i.Hiul. ,1 

I'.l.l Pi . ,.H, „, H,,,,,. p 

I Ji ni ' ,|: U ^ hi' 'i rh 

N'\i \^ ..diirsij,A - riii'il in^ y, il! 

Ill hi'lii ,tt ll'iy.tli' -- .,:nii will h. 

n..\ 

Shufflin on 

Newt and gossip of 

ShuffUbaard Club 

On Saturday »•.• h;id plflvi-r« 

nil 1 !l nf !hi- rnurLs in lh>-' 

rniinnnt: .inti wh*-n t h*-> wf'nl 

hi.me h;ilf )' thi'ni must havi 1 

II' thi' ri;i\ i: wi- .inly had 4-4 

PmUrf'^Mirs in !h.' ix-autiful 

,i[|..rnin)n Thusi that ctiuld 

MSBBIT hacli thi must awake 

fur ihi' t'iii*. wi-rc sharp shoiiiin 

Miinun RichardMin and Eth^l 

Thinsthmidt. who tied fur 

first, and Doubtful Ben Mark If 

and Baby Ruth Ma^py taking 

second and third In th.' bo> s 

divisiiin iiur^Supi'r SupHrvi-sor 

Tori> thr Baltista eami 1 in first 

with tin> Al Adrun and 

Farmer Friink Richardson 

sfiiinri and Ihlrd I mahze il 

must hi' hard for iiur htllc bo>'» 

and i-'als tu pSa> rniirning and 

aiti-rniHin but ri'mpmbr 

ihi-ri ^ nn eriiOc'rM'.s in ihf 5 

mrirnmc win iind do you also 

rT'rm'rnhcr how met' ind rotund" 

nur HiiniirLibli' Harold ReiU'r 

bfearni' on the Wintpr Pinochl# 

Wi' sent 12 teams m the N 

J Stati' Doublos Tournament 

al Red Bank on Monday but 

the high altitudi* and thf 

slippi-n tundra did us no pood 

The unly first pj.rici' «r grabbed 

W.LS in thi- Men,s Consolation 

which Jiijly Jack Schneider and 

Harold the Teh-phone Biidirlc 

(who bite.'. phiitotjraphprs i 

took quiti' handlh As for the 

rest of the squad the Mens' 

disappointees were Georpt'OU^ 

tic-rjriJi' Doll and Wildpussycat 

Hod B

PAGE IS — SiCTION ONI 

|11IWl>f 111 [>r« Jjl. irt II ill il« 1! 

liiiviT^ cur |)r11ii• 

•< 'I uuiJi' MiTtinnl 

"VIRY TASTY" 

it tha only way to 

deceriba the food at 


DINING ROOM 

715 1TH STRfIT 

BREAKFAST 1;M 11:30 

DINNER i:M I:M 

r Had Hlway*'' *tf»% " 

i 

It is beftfF 

tn h*> nnhly 

(hAti 

nnhly burn 

HARRY'S 

INN 

A landmark in 

Seiners Point 

Our New Phone 91741)1 

CREDIT CARPS 

ACCEPTKD 

! I 

GIBERSON'S 

NEW DINER 

& RESTAURANT 

$1.00 

Daily 

Specials 

ÎNCLUDE SAT & SON. 

mmm U'A.M. TO 9 P.M, 

PLEA5ANTVILLE 

pkek Horse Pike at 


ATLANTIC CITY 

Atlantic & Ohio Aves. 

SOMERS POINT 

I McAxthur Blvd. 

FRIDAY 

JULY 24 

Baked SufM Ftoumler 

Baked Macktre! Fllie* 

in Omws Sauce 

Roaft ChoiM Tap Slfloin 

of Beef, Gravy 

SAT, & SUN, 

JULY 25, 26 

VMl Cutlet Parmlglan and 

Short Rib ot 

BMf, HeraeradM 

LsMw CroquMtM, 

b Sauce 

MONDAY 

JULY 27 

Baked Spaoi* Perk 

Chap wiHi Rice, 1 veg, 

GrfiM Baby Batf Liver, 

Fried Onion* 

Stuffed Tomato with Chjckan 

Salad, cole (law only 

TUESDAY 

JULY 28 

MM Potato, no nf, 

Prsh Ham wWi 

Stuffing, 1 veg, 

nM ChMW Omelette 

1 ves, 

WEDNESDAY 

JULY 29 

•nUdMl Pork TandMMn, 

TH», TMIMM Siuet 

Balwd Chlctwn LMf, 

GtbWOr.vy 

MMMyra O»b Pufb, 

CstHal! SMJM 

THURSDAY 

: JULY 30 

SMHMTA PrM CMfktn * 

Com FrHttn, 1 vug, 

Mwl itailm Laugm, 

taw 

H nattos Include Tossed 

SWad, DrossdiB, Two Vegetfcttes 

Extra* Where Otfior- 

Vftae Noted, Manemfldc Rolls 

. And Butter 

ADDITIONAL 1ft SOUP 

• R.\t'QiH r.:Ki:s ,\ ^.'up , 

piaycri line up lirh."il uiitnirli 

(li'i'an Cilv Hi'i I'i'.in. III I )i'|i,irliii 

niiini.ipiil ••nun- .il f t"*• - KI'.-MMII in ('(.ril..r I'hi 

h.'lil i'i|. h \1IIIHI;I\ ni'irnint; I'r.i 

1 ' IMHI I-. 

•11 '-1 ID 1(1 n'l In. k lei 

Mr-. I|i'iir\ M.-Ci.M,. 

Mini \ti •;(• fliylli-i K11 u' nit' . 11 "-i • si'rv 

I' \ iHiTii; iispirinu li'MMis 

r ruin MiCnni- .it IIII- 

III \ li'lllll" ill 111* ill the 

TUfSDAY and WIDNISDAY NITIS 

4 to I P M. 

AT THB 

WHITEHALL 

no OCIAN AVB. 

For Roiervarioni 

PHONI IMMJl 

HOT and COLD SALADS *nd MIAT DiSMIS 

COLD FRiSH SHBIMF SPiCIAL 

MANY OESSEBTS CMILDBIN'S RATES 

MANY OESSERTS 


COCKTAIL LOUNGE • RESTAURANT 

At th« Circle, 21st and Dune Dr., Avalon 

ITALIAN DISHiS • STEAKS • SEAFOOD 

FAMILY FULL COURSE DINNERS s 3.S0 u > 

KIDDIES *'•« «P 

ITALIAN SMORGASBORD N.50 

EVIRY SUNDAY S-9 P, M, 

DANCING aM MUIIC TO 3 BANDS 

LEROT lOSTIC » MIS "MILLQW-AIRES" SAT. NITE 

ERNIE AUSTIN TRIO FRIDAY ind SATURDAY NITES 

GEORGE EVANS .it the Organ 

ALL THE SHRIMP YOU CAN IAT |* Eft 

WID. and THURS. NITIS • It P. M.-1 A. «*, *> 3U 

•1IF *hi iilR LUNCH 11:M M * P, M. DAILY 

SINDIA 

BREAKFAST DINNIR , 

* » " » ' ' * B 4 P M. to 8 P M 

SHOO-FLY P»F, AMISH VANILLA PH 


COHICK OWNERSHIP-MANAGEMENT SINCE ifflN 

• CLOSED MONDAYS * 

fa m (rt MM tni (N m HM n tm iw mi mi Mi \n wt vt int; 

CRAB TRAP 

Cochtait'•JLountjc & rseitauranl 

ON THI CIRCLE SOMERS POINT 

Phone 927-7377 

* OPEN DA1Y at 12 NOON # 

BILL CAMP at tha PIANO NITELY 

DANCING WED., FRI, and SAT, NIGHTS 

fa tha PREMIERS 

dish 

arc 

THi OCEAN CITY SiNTINiLLfDOiR 

H CHOW I'lMF. Five young 

in-" gtvilily hcutl for the fWciing 

LII the Animal Shelter where they 

•iHVinc ti.rnp'irtirily until homes nrr 

.1 fur lhr.nl AllVf'IH 1 inti>ri"=t''H '" 

g ii love;ih|e ynllllg puppy is 

invited to stop by the Shelter ;il 2 

Shelter rri any day Ivtwit-n 9 :nid 11 

a,m and 3-30 i>"d r. :u> p m ^tmn. 

Studifi Phot" 

Cape County 'most fortunate' 

in EDA loans. Sandman reports 

I ', >>li;rr,.,m,i!i l'li:ir!,'» W 

S.iinlm.m. .Ir ( H Jiirl Dm , N 

• ! I s.iiil liilln 1 h.-• t C':ipi' MiiV 

I 'Miifit\ ti.i^ hi-*-n ' moM 

hMiuii.il!' i'i fhi- hiM lw(i vcan 

m .Hliirliny Ff-drr;il finnurIny 

hi ..|[t\ I;!?* 1 ih*' im«ili|i|nvmi'nf 

.(lltMii tfiri f.i ihi' f.K'l th.il bus! 

w (• i h I fi *' EdiiiHimif 

l)c\ ehipnli'M I AHniini^lf.illitn 

.lu.irih-f) ,i SI '*H million k>an 

liir ('i>nMnirtli>n dl ;i k PI I f 11 r> H 

niill iNprth'd !(• [iFii^ldi' 200 

iiiw milk III (',i[ii M,-|y Couniy 

Thi In.-in wa> iii-Mnii'ri in Tricot 

Kmtlmu Mill-,. Int- of NPW 

Viirk 1(1 111' :i|lplli'H InWrirr! a 

S 1 I niiiliDii pliiiii ^t the Ciipi 1 

M.i> ('nil iiiy Aiipurt Industrial 

P.irk 

S;inrlm.ni -niid ih.it in the 

I'lilir-i-ti'inlV 111 •. I r I f I Winch lie 

n-p n ] iciw inU'rcil loans Ui indusln 

thai will hK'fitf* In frrmnmiCHlly 

I n c n r I v I 9 R 6 

MrGrnyiir Wprni'r Graphics. .!i 

h'xi-book manufacturing firm, 

jpplir.ri fur nn EDA Inan to 

huild a liiruc tnxl book pnnlinE 

plnni in Woodbine, in Ihi" 

oppnsiii' ("nd of tin 

M • M ! .* uiil\- t\i|ic May 

C'lu ii!\ bit-.iu.si' ill ii), hmh 

li'\cl o! ilni'mfiitiympnt 

tju.i 11 Ti•-.-. hM- Ecunomic 

Di-VMlnpm.'ni Adm illisl ralinn 

mt,n.-\ Th,. KDA makes 

1 county 

from ilii" Airporl Industrial 

Park 

Wtiodhinr was hard hit at 

that Urm ! which i?* 'I 

souree ol wii 

ililly 

Sandman 

app 

last Friday 

Tnciit 

additional MOO jobs in 

southern i• rid i 

tola! KDA ha. 

facilitn'ii fr.ali 

In Cap*- Mny Cnu nly 

hoeaus** of the many 

layoff* m thr manu fat'tijrinii 

industrii.N in that section. 

On Marrh 25, 1968, thf 

Fpdi'ral uovrrnmprit approvod a 

loan to MeGregOf-Wprner 

Graphics for SI .235.000 

payable over Ifi years at 4% 

percent interest. 

Thi» plant has sine* been 

built Total federal rnoneys 

approved for this plant so far 

exeiH-d S! S million. The plant, 

wh. n it reaches full 

prnduclion, will employ ZBO 

now em ploy ve^ 

The plant itself was one of 

the kc\ reasons a large federal 

grant wa* given. The Woodbine 

Municipal Utilities Authority 

earlier this year was awarded 

$4.17. RQO by EDA to help 

purchase and ejepind the 

Woodbine Water Company, a 

privately owned company 

riiviii 

I tillihi 

fur 

the 

I thi> i (ill mv In 

liiatlr nvailnble 

SiDffl 

Abtolufly Ih* Flnttt 

BRUNCH 

Strvtd Anywhtrt en thm Jtnmy Coatll 

CUislfied Adi Bring R«ults 

You'll Find 

BREAKERS 


PIUNCEY PU * BEACH 

Juit Off Boirdwalk 

Club Breakfatt 

Hamburger 

Sreakt, Hoagies 

lee Cream' 

1 A, M, - Jl P. M. 

[Jwner-Managemoit 

Old Fashioned Value ,, 

at the Point Diner 

i \^¥t I *£t ^^ trt m iL' 'WJ 

Bakery department whew eaket, 

pastries and pies are baked 

right on the premises. 

STOP SEARCHING 

ALL AROUND" 

Served Eisy Sundry ol Iho Yet 

from 8:30 u, to 1:30 pjn. 

Mitlurtnt 

Qptn ievw 

Diyi a WMk 

FRIDAY, JULY 24, 1570 

Mciiiiiim- "I ''""'I kntiw," ri.[iln.r| th 

'ttllV il" "'HI ».'l'|i "Vi'l tin- wtimiill 'WliV lio yi)U rh.-ir 

i'WM uf pi-ii|i!•• in wli.im v.ui *hi'n a mull with wtimn 

IT mi inliTfsi. uMi.fi vm I!.. Vllu «"' "»1 iiiqiiiiini,.tl ,|i|,,s 

tin- iliiuiifc' 1 .ir-kMii ihc mini nun so-.uidjiiiiii.' 1 " ^ 

DELICIOUS POOD - SINSIBir PRICED 

FOUR Y'S 

RESTAURANT 

« ||lr«».i..l '5 rti.nilp .IMVI. I.Bm H'h %l >o 

•', VI.Ii. Null, .if !ufl.ii..if. 'in BnuiB 50 

PLATTiRS • DINNERS • COCKTAILS 


HI CDNPiriONlB 

PLINTY Of PARKING fHONI 4I1JMI 

DAN'S SEAFOOD 

1ITH STREIT AT 

DI»L IM-JIFI 

ON THE S4Y-=0PfN ALL YEAR 'ROUND 


FLOUNDEH • BLUEFISH • SEA BASS 

WEAKFISH • FISH ROE • CLAMS 

CRAB MEAT 

FRISH iAIT- 


Mackerel • Minnows 

> fhr irnfs^H'ah 

and tfv li>gpn)nry hiispi!;iliij. the surprianfily mqrifratf" 

prtiy?; rttat havr murl 1 u^ ' nm- ,»f A_m*,rinf'i finrâ fafn 

ily npstnumnts 

Com* and la* ui ik»* you haw II halt to k i V.I.P. 

ACRES OF 

FREE PARKINU 

Dinni•!•• KtiT* Hu» 

I P.M. io I I I'M. 

•Mi mho I I'.VI. to I I PM, 

Home of rhr 

td Cocktail 

APERERi 

ANSLESiA INN, WiLDWOOD. NJ-^\ 

Off E«t 

Garden State Parkway 

PENNSYLVANIA DUTCH 

* TAKE-OUT * 

— QUiENIFS — 

305 Ocean Avenus Phone 398-1556 

Home of True Pennsylvania 

Dutch Cooking 

TAKE-OUT SERVICE FREE DELIVERY 

• Platters • Chicken Pot Pie 

• Old Fashion Beef PU • Com & Sausage Pie 

• Turkey Steak • Roast Chicken 

• Roast Beef • Boova Shenkle 

ALSO SEA FOOD PLATTERS 

Pies Made to Order 

All Orders Hot and Ready to Serve 

•with Hot Gravy on the Side 

Plui Hot Bacon Dressing for Salad 

Dessert Pies • Shoofly, Pumpkin, Apple 

Cherry, Cocoanut, Cheese Cuitard Pies 

PLEASE CALL ONE HOUR IN ADVANCE 

, . , after your day 

in the sun . . , 

. . . there'i no better pkee to bring your 

salt air-charged appetite than The Inn. 

Be at eaae in an environment Early American 

,,, enjoy the relaxing bay view from 

our icreened terrace . . , and select from 

a provender of ocean-fresh sia foods, 

prime steaks, chops and fowl, Cocktails, 

to your taste. Air conditioned? Of course. 

TuckaAoe 

Rowta 9 fit 

Hi* Bridge In 

Bifsurs POINT 

Hippies 

! h I W! 1 h ||Vi= ! W--i ril* M \i .1 i , ,11. 

UMll piihf^fi 11S t.i' 1 ! i ! > 111! |i,ii .!!.-u. ii 

Ihr nfi-.iM Hide nf Ihi bohrdiv Ik i" , 

t*rrTiH;inr!' in ih*= I-• i • - i " • n [. = .,).!. 

r-iih-K! nii't mil i *ii i hiM MJ)> 

A vrrbal hHi = ' i «'n"irrii \\ ,i--- M.M h 

adm III i»>( rut ion nl Mjnur Kflw.i.rl H 

Shrivi-r nWiiffH. whn ,if th.ir fif.i- m^' ' 

Thi' ii^n't'tiirni h;ts i =. i r n>=! I .Hi 11-.. 

adminisl ml iun*' ;uu! i^ ^hl! SM < ti-n 

Thl' 1 ! t y iiUfl'f'S \>i pi iht-i- ;i|?fi ni.i'!l!=iin 

riiitt'n hjmht'F ;iilH riiithnL'* =tt \->l 

rv... I1I1..11I l,,i .I.M. I), puts .,, ! ...I S[ii.. i,.l mi, ,1 iphn 

III. M;n.n I! . Ii,,f1 I. SnvHi . ,p-,n . F« ,nid .ii.l,,ll.,|i,,ri , 

^.ild h 11..,1 ,]..»,, Mi,,11, > .« 1.1 '..i ill. .fid.ii 

tlrii|i.,i. (I ,1 n ,. . , .inlr.i, ! ..: 

SH .. !T)..fHh '.til 111. Ihri.i 

pi.-fi". ..I • [|H i[>mffi 1 tti il 

i-il. •• ...., I'K.IMC 1 ". u .ih tht 

.11^*. S*,.r W:irf,ifi!\ ill M tl I i r r \ 

.ihciii ...minifl hn>d* ! rW!id 

Siud-f nairi h. ,,ffVi d ih.- 

BOB TUCKER 

GUITAR and VOCAL 

and 

JACK NEWLON 

at the PIANO 

NITELY 

• • • • 

. Co^plelr Srifrtign af 

LIQUOBS • WINES 

IIUBi 

TlTiTrnnr 

The TRAINING 

TABLE 

RESTAURANT 

1236 

ASBURY AVI, 

• OpM-aMd by 

MJKl « •fTTY 

Dial 3994817 

WEIKDAY SPECIAL 

2 EGGS 

TOAST 

HOME PRIES 

A COFFEE 

r;M 'HI Noon65c 

DINNERS 

SERVED DAILY 11:30 

'TIL 2 and 

4 P, M. TO 8 P. M. 

REMEMBER 

OPEN 8 to 8 

7 DAV5 A WEEK 

PAGE 11 — SICTiON ONI 


BREAKFAST • UUNCH • DiNNiB 

3325 Asbyry Ave , Ocean City 

— DIAL 399-0795 — 

Ph il She rid a n Says: 

1 i..,,, 

1. • w n 1' 

in lirir 

rh.it ^ whs 

... 'h' 


FREE PARKING PHONE 399.1672 


Between 4th and 5th StrMts Off Atlantic 



DINNERS ONLY 

'S i 9 iUNDAT 12 30 I 

• 26 DELICIOUS MENU ITEMS 

. SIPARATI CHILPRiN'S MENU 

."375 SEATS (Sorry, No Rei«rvarieni) 


DIAL 3994013 

JIRSIY CAP! ROOM 

PBlvATi DINING PACiUTlEl FOR 

PABTHS FROM 25 TO 125 

DIAL 399-1065 

SIT THE NiW UNIQUE OI'T SHOP 


9th STREET A OCEAN AVENUE FREE PARKING ON PREMISIS 

THE GOOD OLD DSS 



Served 7 Days a Week, 

from 4 P. M. 

(LOOK FOR THIS DAILY SPICIAL 

ON OUR MINUj 

- • 

NOW OPIN 7 DAYS A WIBC 

8:30 A. M. to 9 P. M. 

SliVINS MtlAKMST. LUNCH Hit DINNN 

YOU'LL HND IVIRYTHING'S STILL 

-FASHIONED 

including THE fOOO at, 

OCEAN 

OLPBT md TBULY FTOBT 

RESTAURANT 

i ONSISTENTI.V fWi FOOD md SiavlCl WR OVBt HALT A CHfTWlY 

On Th« Boardwdlc Opposite Mufie 

AMU

PAG1 12 — SECTION ONI THI OCIAN CITY SiNTINiL.LiDGER FRIDAY. JULY 24, 1W0 

VTONY MART'S 

«A . I N SOMERS POINT • 

Mf OUR 2Sih ANNIVERSARY «A 

WGUNTHERS BUS* 

|& PLUS! PLUS! ' H 

• 2 GREAT SURPRISE BANDS f 

You'!! Like Our Popular 

CELEBRATION NITES 

^^t Sunday Monday Tuesday 

ii" i 

• • i 

CONEY'S 

INC 

34TH STREET 

ON iOOStVriT BLVf) OUT. MILE FSOM BRIDGE 

LIQUOR 

STORE 

4 DOMSHC 

RYE . BOURBON - SIN 

RUM AND WIN! 

COLD BEER 

OPPi 

I AM TO 10 PM 

HO SAIM OH iOKBAY 

BAR & 

COCKTAIL 

LOUNGE 

OPEN 9 AM 

DIAL 399-9851 J 

One of the most fascinating 

procedurtu for establUhing a 

quility constant for fine wine 

is the Solera System of Spain 

As the vintner completes his 

annual itock of Snerrj 1 , ii is 

storBd in butts (kegs) on 

ground level. The next year an 

equal number of butts is stored 

above these; in succeeding 

years this process is continued. 

with butts being added In tiers, each tier numbered After 

six to 12 years the vintner is ready to sell wine for \w~ 

solerg. He will draw wine only from the original (bottom) 

butts and bottle it. The wine he withdraws is replaced tarn 

the next youngest supplj above and so on Generally seven 

to ten years are required for a particular year vintage tu 

travel through the Solera. Consequently there is no such 

thing as vintage Sherry, since it is a blind of consecutiv) 

years, 

* * * 

Many a rnan wishes he were as smart as he 

thinks hi« wife thinks he is. 

PICNIC CORN n SEAFOOD 

CHOWDIR 

(Serves 4 or 5) 

In large kettle, combine one can each of yellow cream style 

corn, condensed cream of potato soup, minced clam;, 

oysters. Add >/j cup Sauterne or other white dinner wine, 2 

cups milk, salt and pepper to taste. Heat slowly, stirring 

new and then, to simmering. Chowder can be thinned with 

additional wine or mill or enriched with cooked 

vegetables. 

Work is the yeast that raises the dough 

I 

1 

V. 

QUICKIE QL'IZZ 

Q.What i^ nirnuageV 

A.Thii French term applies to the "shaking 

down" employed in the preparation of 

Champagne in which bottles are stood on 

end and periodically /shaken to cause the 

Htfiincnt to settle upon the cork US, 

vintnertcall this "riddling," 

* * * 


MALMSEY (pronounced MAHM-BI-PJ A dark, sweet 

dessert wine from Madeira which aUn may be sprved 

anytime as a Hospitality drink 

CIRCLE 

LIQUOR STORE 

FINIST AND MOST COMPLITI STOCK 

IN ALL OF SOUTH JERSEY 

On the Circle Somsrs Peinf 

Dial 927-2921 or 6422 

SIIM It Our Only IvrinMi, Not a 

THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL- 

Circle Brand 


OUABT *S,39 Vi GALLON Sf 0.29 

Heading 

south 

Sand and water solution 

from dredge pipeline flows 

on to a new beach at St. 

Albani p! and the 

boardwalk. Beach Patrol 

first aid station at left 

stood 14 feet above beach 

level a month ago. 

Distance has now been 

reduced to seven feet. New 

beach has been built out 

nearly 200 feet from the 

boardwalk. The sand 

pumping will continue to 

work its way south to 21 jt 

it. Officials say pumping 

will begin on the badly 

eroded 18th it. beach in 

le$s than two weeks 

(Counsellor photo) 

So 

1118 Atlantic Aye, 345 II0} 

ATLANTIC CITY. N. J, 

r'rlATTRE CONTINUOUS 

II .W AM - 1-3!S . 3 40 

3'.in Sit) £ 10 35 P M 

TPLTON SHO'WNO GEHTIR 

NORTH F|ELO _ 6«-jl47 

free Barking at the Dow 

NOW PLAYING 

ROBtBI STIMWE PHIL 

MORSE POWERS SILVERS 

mem WHO iiggoi 

m mumnmi m MMECHE 

COHTtNUOUS SHOWS DAILV 

FRMI II MOON 

LAST 2 «J(TU«S 6 * 10 p.m. 

THI # 1 NOVEL 

OFTHEVEAH-NOW 

A MOTION PICTURE! 

VAN HEFLIN 

aiD.O, GUERMRO 

951 are enrolled 

in summer classes 

Klirnllnlfnt filiUri'S fur llle 

local -.ummer st'hcn.1 siwsions 

the Bniirri cii Eduration 

Tdesd.iv niyiil "I Ih' 1 high 

H Wai. riipiiflrfl thai a total 

cif *-.H) 1 ktudenls are 

purllijp.nl ini> in I he high school 

program, while D 1 0 pupil* are 

iiltendmu ih.. pjemcntary 

An iidriitii.nal ZfiO 'iludents 

ar*- regiÛ'red for rnl|p||n 

erAiil.i ill the high whoul under 

a new program this year 

sponsored by Glnssboro Stole 

dullegc Rummer sessions will 

flose erirly ni'vf month 

Two new InnrherK and a 

s e v r n I ii r y for the 

SupiTintendeni wi're hired at 

Ihi' meetiny Mn Pnlricia A. 

Dougherty, 0 gradual* of 

Olassbiiro SIHII' College with 

om> yeuF of classroom 

expfHinfe, Will tench girls' 

physical ecluration 

Michael 'I Naples, a graduate 

of VillanrtVa Unlversily With 

I h r en years teaching 

estpeni'nee, Will tench 7th 

grade English Mrs Doris 

v v 

Curtin has been hired to 

replace Mrs Margaret 

Wainwright as Supc'rintcndent 

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adult classes of Sunday School 

at the First PrpsbytpriBn 

flhureh Sunday (t 9:45 am 

Associate Superintendents 

Henry B Cooper and Stanley 

D Hurst are conducting the 

summer Sundiy School 

Conference at the Church. 

Mr. McQuilkin serves as an 

elder in the Devon (Pa) United 

Presbyterian Chureh He 

teaehos the young married class 

in the Devon Church each 

Sunday when not traveling 

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Camp meeting 

closes Sunday 

The 107th AnnuaJ Cainp 

Meeting of the South Jersey 

Camp Meeting Association will 

conclude with services this 

weekend at the campgrounds 

in South Seaville. 

This evening (Friday) at 

7:30 the Rev Rollo A 

Michael, pastor of Red Bank 

United Methodist Church, will 

conclude his series of sermons 

Tomorrow (Saturday) is set 

aside for a special musical 

service at 7:30 p m. The service 

is devoted entirely to musical 

numbers and brief testimonies. 

The Rev. William Stockton will 

serve as chaplain of the day 

Sunday's schedule opens it 

11 a,m with the Rev Carl 

Reamer, retired member of the 

Southern New Jersey Annual 

Conference, speaking. At 3 

p.m. the Rev. 1. Hlllman 

Coffee, pastoF of the United 

Methodist Church in Mt, Holly, 

will priaeh. The sessions will 

conclude at 7:30 p.m. when 

the Rev. Lawrence Atkinson, 

pastor of th» First United 

Methodist Church of Vineland, 

will bring the messap. 

The public is invited to 

attend any or , all of the 

services. 

SWEETHEART 

for Christian Endeavor Mr 

McQuilkin is a popular yriung 

people's speaker and has 

traveled m< all the States and 

numerous countries abroad for 

national and internatiimal 

Christian Endeavor 

Christian Endeavor was 

founded by Francis E Clark, 

and the Ural society met in 

Portland, Maine, February 2, 

1881 International Christian 

Endeavor including United 

States, Canada, and Mexico 

was organized in 1885. The 

World Christian Endeavor 

Union was organized in 189S 

It is the pioneer 

Interdentiminafifinal ynuth 

organization, and Lhe 

forerunner of the present 

Christian youth movements in 

the Church It brings together 

Christian young people from 

various ehiirphes and nations 

Graded Classes are 

conducted each Sunday for 

evSFy memh?*F of the family 

Dolly Bible School 

of Methodist Church 

The First United Methodist 

Church announces the Daily 

Vacation Bible School will be 

conducted August 17 through 

28, Monday through Friday, 9 

to \ 1 am 

The themes that will be 

explored include Pre-School 

(age 4 and 8), "I Wonder"; 

Kindergarten, "God's Plan for 

Families"; 1 and 2 "The World 

of Differences"; 3 and 4 

"God's Worldwid» Family"; B 

and i "Christians and 

Conflict", There will be sJnpng 

and handcfaft with adequate 

supervigion by a large staff 

The Bible School is op«n to 

all persons of the Church ai 

well as summer visitors to the 

city. Telephone Mrs. Philip 

Sheridan, 399-1622, for 

registration. 

Billy Graham, Evangelist: 

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Editorials 


PAGI 1 — SICTION TWO 

Sports 

Church news 


Dr. Sockman, Dr, McElroy guests 

at Tabernacle Services Sunday 

Dr Ralph W Soekman, 

mintatpr emerihjs of Christ 

Church, Methodist, New York 

City, and Dr John A MeKlroy, 

District Superintendent, 

Northern New jersey 

Conference of the United 

Methodist Church, will b# 

speakers Sunday at the Ocean 

City TabernaHe, Weslr.y av . 

sth to flth sts 

Dr Sockman will speak at 

the two identical morning 

services, 9 and 11 a m. He is 

director of the Hall of Farni 

for Great Americans arid 

former president of the 

Council on Religion and 

International Affairs He twice 

declined the office of Bishop in 

order to serve his parish pulpit, 

enlarging this service »ince 

1928 in this country and 

Canada througli 'the National 

Radio Pulpit Dr Sockman 

served as visiting professor at 

Yale Divinity School and for 

14 years was associate 

professor of Practical Theology 

at Union Theological 

Seminary. 

Dr McElroy will be the 

evening speaker at 7 o'clock 

He is mperintend#nt of the 

Western District of the 

Northern New Jertey AnnuaJ 

Conference of the United 

Methodist Church The 

Western District U unusual in 

that It includes congregations 

in three states: New Jertey, 

Pennsylvania and New York. 

Before his appointment as 

district superintendent he 

served 10 vearj m jviar of 

Dr. Ralph Sockman 

Calvary Methodist Churrh in 

East Orange B*fore thai 

appoinUTIent Dr McElroy 

served at Arch Street, 

Roibortiiiih and Covenant 

Church, SpnngfiHd. all 

Philadelphia area United 

Methodist Churches H« u, 

author of "Living With the 

Seven Wcirdfi. a bonk of daily 

meditations hased on the 

Wfsrds jemife fipoke frr>m the 

rrosl 

The evening service for the 

first time in many years is 

being hpld in the Tabernacle 

Singing and music, led by 

Walter D Eddowei Jr , ind the 

Tabernacle Quartette, directed 

by Ffitz Krueger, art highllghu 

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FRIDAY^ JULY 24, 1970 TH6 OCIAN CITY SENTINEL LgBGiR PAGI 3 - SICTION TWO 

Sequel to 'Airport 1 

The best selling novel "Airpnrt." 

which has also bomi math- into ii mm ion 

pu'tun 1 , hiis as a I'ounti'rpiiint in [hi 1 

Story tin 1 lonfriiriUitiiin of nirpirt 

manajU'mrtil :i mi rcsulfiits of ;i Ivnn 1 

di'vi'lopmiMit noiijhliormi,' n tin' 

airport's pcrinii'ti'r 

A wqui'l In till!* pnitayiinistii' 

situation is taking place hi-n 1 m (Venn 

City when? property nwncr* ui the 

vicinity nf the municipal airport report 

"fear for their lives and thtjir homes" 

befalls* 1 of unsafe flying praeiui's usod 

by some pilous The situation, nu doubt, 

exists in any iVimmuniiN which hiisfH ;m 

airport, large or small 

Proponents of ih>' airport's cause 

counter the pmtvrn owners with the 

thumhworn admonition that they knew 

of the existiv.v of the airport when they 

punhaSiHi -T h.ii'i their h^rm 1 * ni'Mrhy 

This rM\ '->•• litenilh tnic. hut. 

lamenuliH it .i.«»s not all.-vi:ite the 

Th« 

the f, 

' airport i> here 

fiitu 

[(> 

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stay. 


at lea 

timf 1 

it ("or 

m n V 

come when the facility will be sacrificed 

;il the alUir of residential lievi'loprnoiH, 

hut it is not likclv it will be aluindoned 

for tin' safety of t h«" iiiMghhtirwi! 

properties. 

And the area surrounding the airport 

i-i a prime home development area, and it 

is likely that in the yeurH to come other 

persons seeking home sites will also be 

aware of the existence of an airport in 

the area arid will go ahead and huilri or 

buy their homes, nevertheless. 

It seems at the moment the onus is on 

the flyers. Apparently pilots (ire like 

automobile drivers, some are careless in 

the operation of their vehicles It would 

seem mcumln'nt on the airport 

management to try and fducate visiting 

and loea) pilots to be considerate of the 

lives iind homes of the people who tnki' 

off mi airplane at the airport 

A notice to pilots oil the airport 

bulletin board, large enough to be seen 

and explicit enough to be understood. 

mil-'ht help eas»> the friction that nviets in 

the ;tfri! nf the airstrip 

A service sorely lacking 

Nationally, the American Medical 

Association and thf Jaycees are engaged 

in a project at the community level to 

upgrade hospital, ambulance and other 

medical services of an emergency nature. 

It is not known whether or not the 

Ocean City Chapter Jayeros has 

commitwd itielf to this project, but if it 

has, or ever does, the most implicit area 

of need in this particular endeavor is for 

medical services. 

Ocean City with its Police and Fire 

Departments, its Civil Defense Unit, its 

Rescue Squad and its ambulance drivers 

has enough paid and volunteer hands 

capible of rendering first aid in 

emergencies. This area has adequate 

ambulance service and hospital facilities. 

What is needed, however, is medical 

service for those people who suffer a 

sudden illness in their motel or hotel 

room, many miles from their homes and 

their persona] physicians. It is difficult 

for a native to get medical services in 

times of an emergency, but for the 

visitor it is more difficult. 

Ocean City's medical fraternity is 

willing enough, but there simply are not 

enough doctors to go around. This is 

particularly so during the summer season 

when the population of the resort swells 

tenfold The score or so of physicians 

who are general practitioners here in 

Ocean City have all they can do with 

their regular, year round, 

vear in-and-vear out patients. 

Should the local Jaycees adopt this 

proposed national project, they would 

accomplish much in the way of public 

henevolence by concentrating on the 

medical services phase of the program. 

For years, a list of physicians available 

for emergency calls had been in the 

custody of the desk sergeant at the 

Ocean City Police Department. 

Apparently, this volunteer service has 

been discontinued. 

The area Medical Societies and the 

Jaycees, of some other service club, 

should get together to try and come up 

with a system whereby a person who 

really needs the attention of a physician 

can have it available to him. 

A black mark 

Irrespective of the defense eapabiUtiei 

of South Vietnam, advocates of quick LJ. 

S, withdrawal discount the danger of 

communist North Vietnamese reprisals 

against the population of South 

Vietnam. Their sanguine calculations 

appear to rest on wishftil thinking. 

An Associated Press dispatch tells of a 

itudy of the killings of Vietnamese 

citizens in the city of Hue in the 1968 

Tet offensive. The study shows that 

"liquidation" was planned and 

•ystematic. The killings occurred in three 

stages during the 26-day battk for Hue. 

The AP dispatch said "it started with the 

elimination of persons on a blacklist, and 

ended in efforts by the retreating forces 

to 'leave no witnesses'." 

Remember when . . 

The findings, according to the 

dispatch, are contained in a report by a 

U. S, government political analyit 

regarded as an expert on the Vietcong. 

The report states that 2,810 bodies have 

been exhumed at nearly 20 locations 

south and southeast of Hue. In addition, 

1,940 persons are listed as missing, 

The communists appear to have 

succeeded in plating the United States in 

a position of having to defend its actions 

against the world while even the most 

inhuman communist attrocities are 

accepted as normal and even 

trustwort^jf. Such perversion of thought 

will ever remain a black mark against 

civilization. 

ONE YEAR AGO 

All city worktrs whose jobs 

> came under the jurisdiction of 

the State Civil Service 

Commission were granted 

"fundamental" pay raises 

retroactive to July 1 

* * * * 

With the rest of the nation 

and molt of the world, Ocean 

City was "moonstruck" by the 

incredible feat of the three 

astronauts who had just 

returned from their voyagt' to 

the moon. 

* * • 

Deputy Mayor Richard 

Synder was looking for a name 

for the city's new dredge 

* * • 


A rumored "grab" of half of 

the eily's Memorial Park to be 

used for outdoor gym classes 

by the high school was 

condemned by Clinton B Price 

and by veterans contacted by 

him 

* * * 

Physical education classes 

were instituted as part of the 

city's summer attractions 

4 * * 

Albert Ash filed a suit 

seeking to compel the office of 

building inspector to force 

Oeorgn Johnson to demolish 

the dilapidated building on the 

lot next to Ash's new 

professional office building 

* • * 

TEN YEARS AGO 

Two U. S. Army helicopters 

buzzed the central city beach 

front and a convention at a 

nudist camp in Mays Landing, 

causin,,' complaints from 

indignant bathers in both 

locations. 

. * » 


The framework for a civilian 

defense program was begun by 

Mayor Edward B Bowker. 

• • * 

Twenty-five Cape Miy 

County men were sent to 

Camden in the first monthly 

draft of the Korein War 

• * 4 

The PennsylvaniaReadini 

Seashore Lines jave 

competition from cars and 

trucks as the reason they 

wanted to abandon nine 

branch lines in South Jersey 

• • t 

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COtfpPoM/SfNG' 

ems... 

, , , up in the air about it all! 

forum and agin' 'em 

Editor, Sentinel Ledger: I. a 

confirmed messbsck, beat my 

wife repilariy. steal from poor 

boxes and believe that Herbert 

Hoover was a great man. Being 

such a non-conformist, it 

therefore follows that I despise 

every one nf the thousand or 

so dog owners whose pets 

pollute our fair city during 

these delightful summer 

days , and nights while the 

unsuspecting victims slumber 

I look upon dog walkers 

with disdain for two very good 

reasons , green grass and 

beautiful flowers, in the spring 

many of us, natives of Ocean 

City, fertilize, dig, plant and 

sweat in hopes that the 

summer days will burst forth in 

a blaze of Uiiiuty the likes of 

which these fugitives from the 

Concrete Complex might well 

appreciate during their visit 

here. 

But we n in not with the 

cantankerous canines whose 

owners, apparently jealous of 

the cleanliness of the air and 

the beauty of the surroundings, 

feel duty bound to deface if 

not destroy our efforts. 

I despise dog owners, but 

beyond that am helpless I 

cannot arrest their nefarious 

intrusions The dog owner 

takes his regular walks to COM 

his pet (or pets) to kill every 

living plant, leaving a wake of 

.destruction that makes the 

term "pollution" a gentle word 

indeed. And not a thing can be 

done about it except write to 

the Sentinel in the hopes that a 

few of these doggy characters 

can read and get this message. 

Ours is a soul searching 

dilemma • on the one hand the 

flower lover trying hard to 

protect the fruits of his labor 

on his own property • on the 

other hand the dog owner 

trespassing and training his pet 

to destroy someone else's 

property- 

Dog may he man's best 

friend, I wish I could say the 

same about the dog owners. 

Ocean Cltlssen 

Editor, Sentinel-Ledger: We 

would like to take issue with 

your editorial, "Students and 

Elections," appearing in the 

July 7 edition. 

The editorial snidely Implies 

that candidates who are 

supported by young people 

can't win elections, that they 

spend their time intimidating 

college administratori, and that 

only older people work, Spiro 

Agnew couldn't have done a 

better job of widening the 

generation gap in Ocean City. 

Our Committee, made up 

almost entirely of young 

people, is trying to work 

within the system by working 

for candidates and policies that 

we can belt identify with. All 

they ask is to be accepted as 

part of the democratic process. 

Young people may not always, 

admittedly, be imart as they 

sometimes think they are, but 

it ii w«Il proven that they are 

not as stupid us a few people 

believe. 

Young people hive been an 

asset to a long list of 

candidates. Let us not forget 

the Kennedys, Congressman 

Mjke Harrington, of 

Massachusetts, John Tunney, of 

California, and John Lindsay, 

and recently Kenm'lh Gibson, 

cil Newark, N.J They all tot 

elected. 

What is needed is 

communication and 

cooperation between 

generations not snipinii al 

each other 

Representatives n{ our 

Committee would like to meet 

with you at a later date to 

discuss the referendum for the 

19-year-old vote which will be 

in the ballot in New Jersey this 

November- Hope we can count 

on your support 

Nancy Hnwell, Secretary 

Committee on Youih !n 

volvement 

Ocean City Democratic Club 

Editor, Sentinel.Ledger It 

was rather amusing to read the 

letter of "J.N," which upheld 

CtJnjfressrnaii Sandman's use of 

franked mail and criticizing Bill 

Hughes for calling attention to 

it. 

What "J,N," apparently 

failed to realize was that 

Hughes was not disagreeinii 

with he idea of getting the 

views of voters on pijblic 

issues. It seemed to me he was 

saying that Sandman could 

have accomplished this in other 

ways without expecting the 

public, through the postal 

system, to foot the bill. 

Neither Sandman nor "J.N." 

mentioned the newsletter 

emblazoned with Sandman's 

smiling countenance, also 

mailed free, and giving ample 

space to his personal activities. 

The growing lack of ethics 

on the part of public officials 

in trying to get around laws 

that other people are supposed 

to obey is a problem of much 

concern to many people. If our 

lawmakers play footloose with 

the law ... in spirit, at 

lead , . . how ean they expect 

John Q, Citizen to have 

anything but contempt for the 

law, 

I, for one, am glad Bill 

Hughes opened up this can of 

worms. 

JT, 

Editor, Sentinel.Ledger; To 

clean up the beaches of shells, 

perhaps your publication could 

spearhead a drive for each 

person coming off the beach to 

deposit five shells or pieces of 

debris in a container the city 

would place (and empty 

regularly) nt all beach exits. 

Consider what even one season 

of this would do even with B0 

percent participation. 

Continued publicity needed. 

Dr. Donald J, McDonald 

Cheltenham, Pa. • 

Did you know that late in 

the 1880'i the United States 

had throe-cint pieces atruck in 

ailver (then nickel), twenty, 

cent pieces in silver and a dollar 

in gold? The gold dollnra now 

valued from $37,50 to $1,- 

250,00 are the amaHest V. S. 

ooing. 

Editor, Sentinel Ledger 

Spraying crews started dousing 

trees with the chemical sevin. 

Three cheers! The chemical is 

supposed to be harmless to 

most o.her insects, birds and 

man How ridiculous! Insects 

are food for the birds Some 

cannot survive without insects 

and worms Some pesticides 

paralyze lobsters, oysters and 

crabs. 

Trees in New Jersey survived 

thousands of years before man 

destroyed them in every way 

possible 

There Is a food chain. Progs, 

birds, etc., eat insects. Snakes 

eat worms, frogs, etc. Birds, 

such as osprey, gulls, eagles eat 

fish. 

They get highly 

concentrati'd doses of poisons 

We all do Nature is being 

thrown off balance. Man can 

never replace nature. The robin 

is gradually disappearing. 

Where are the beautiful 

butterflies? 

Wake up before it is too late. 

Stop all chemical sprays, 

herbicides and insecticides 

L. C. 

Editor, Sentinel-Ledger: Mr. 

Marple, I was utterly infuriated 

with your letter about our 

doctors that appeared in the 

SentinelLedger and I f«lt I had 

to present the other side of a 

doctor's life. Being in the 

family of a very dedicated 

doctor in Ocean City and 

knowing how hard ho works, 

summer and winter, often until 

I a.m., I simply could not take 

the criticism without replying. 

Yuii wonder If they have 

forgotten their pledge? No, 

they haven't! 

In the summer wtf have close 

to 100,000 people and four or 

five doctors to minister to 

them. We would, and so would 

the doctor*, welcome more 

doctors, but where to g«t them 

is a problem. So many will not 

take general practice. Maybe 

you know of some free doctors 

and can recommend them. 

Doctors must have time off or 

they would break under the 

(train, but according to people 

they should be on call every 

minute. 

The word customer is not 

used , . . you are a patient, and 

just beciuse one secretary was 

erude enough to use it does not 

make it the word of Ocean 

City doctors. 

The shortage of doctors is 

not only our problem, but 

everywhere. Perhaps you did 

not know that you can call 

City Hall and they will get a 

doctor for you. Also, Shore 

Memorial Hospital has 

someone in attendance at all 

times, 

I hope , this letter will 

prevent you in the future from 

placing all doctors In the same 

category. This is exactly as id 

many peopld class all young 

people as impossible. We have 

so many wonderful people 

today and it must hurt 

dreadfully to be classes as 

"these awful young people of 

today". 

Ocean City a la Carte 

BARKFOOT BKAUTIKS I'unr 11 of Tucwluy's 

Sentinel sported H picluri 1 nf Mis* Nijflit in Venice and 

thi 1 eight girls in her court They were dressed regally in 

floor length gowns ami hint! white gloves Their hair was 

done up in the latest styles The KiHs were posed on u 

dock in front of the bout "Four Q's" owned hy Lew 

Quillun, We noted with interest that, none of the 

heuutif's had shot < on We found that somewhat 

amusing m liljhl of the furrniilily of the drrasitin. 

Eighteen feet or 90 toes protruding from beneath 

gowns of silk and satin is quite a sight The real reason 

for the shot 1 less condition is one of safety. The girls 

wen: 1 riding on (he how of Quilliin's boat and in such a 

prei'anous perch safe footing k;i m-eeesilv And hesid»s 

it's mon 1 comfortable 

KNIGHT IN VKNU'K This year's boat parade 

produced ;i Knight in Venice, •sort of ;i Kir Lancelot of 

tht» marine world Our faith in good old American 

originality and humor was renewed when Robert Krook 

won the Best of Show award for paddling a kayak while 

dressed as Donald Duck. Krook wiw literally the "little 

engine that could". Sprinting amidst expensively 

decrirated luxury craft, Krook proviti that it isn't the 

iize of the 1 dog in the fight, but the Sr/e of the fight in 

the dog He dared to compete with yachtsmen who 

spent many dnvs and many dollars planning and 

decorating their boats for the piifri-nnt Donald Duck 

stepped out of Disneyland last Saturday night and 

charmed the judges nnrl spectators with his originality 

and simplicity ' 

BAYFRONT PARTIKH We viewed the parade from 

a friend's boat at 13th st. and after it was over went 

along for a boat ride to view the decorated hayfront 

homes and their occupants. The hay traffic was as had if 

not worse than automobile traffic on the causeway into 

town. We were nearly hit twice just trying to get out of 

the slip. We learned that survival nt the Night In Venice 

depends merely on size, the larger boat has the right of 

way wherever it may he going. We noticed quickly that 

as a passenger on a 37-foot cruiser we had a pretty good 

chance of survival. Something else we noticed was that 

every house within view was brightly decorated and had 

a party going on. We pulled into one of the lagoons 

and saw a party in progress that encompassed three 

houses and backyards. There must have been 200 people 

dancing and engaged in general revelry. A five-piece 

band blared rock music that echoed between the houses 

on the other side of the waterway. Elsewhere the 

party Jig was equally fierce. A Coast Guard cutter had 

nulled into a dock to investigate something or other and 

30 young people jumped from the dock on to the cutter 

nearly swamping it. They climbed to the cabin roof and 

danced to the music while other 50 partygoers watched 

from the dock. The Coast Guardsmen appeared amused 

at first, but then began to blow their siren to disburse 

the young people. Nothing happened so they started to 

pull out into the bay and slowly hut surely and one by 

one the revelers jumped off. The following morning we 

took another ride and surveyed the bayfront after the 

last of the parties had died down. Empty alcoholic 

beverage containers, decorations half torn down and a 

few hardy souli staggering around the docks greeted us. 

They proclaimed this year's Night In Venice "the best 

ever". What a strange way to judge a hoot parade, 

* * * 

FRIDAY NIGHT FRACAS - This resort managed to 

get through the Memorial Day and July 4th weekends 

without any trouble from young people. Just when a 

problem is least likely to arise, it usually does. That's 

what happened last Friday night, July 17. No one 

thought the situation at 9th st. and the boardwalk 

would be hot enough to erupt into a minor melee. But it 

did. Only quick work by the uniformed police officers 

and firemen dispatched to the area prevented it from 

becoming a full scale riot. The officers hustled the 

trouble makers off to jail before most of the people 

congregating in front of Shriver's pavillion knew what 

happened. Five "hippies" were taken to police 

headquarters and booked on a variety of charges from 

assault and battery on a police officer to carrying a 

concealed deadly weapon. The trouble started all over 

again at 11:20 when another policeman tried to arrest a 

troublemaker. By the time additional officers arrived 

the young man's friends had helped him escape from the 

officer's grasp. Once again quick action by the police 

reduced any chance of the fracas becoming a riot. 

SAME OLD GAMES • In spite of the fact that the 

uniformed personnel did a fine job controlling the 

young people Friday night, police officials and Public 

Safety Director Chester J. Wimberg were up to their old 

tricks of trying to minimize the situation by 

withholding news. Wimberg, for some reason or other 

Saturday morning, flatly refused to give out such 

significant information as what charges were filed 

against the five young men. He also misled newsmen 

about the nature and extent of an injury a young girl 

received when the city's only police dog bit her during 

the fracas. Such antics aren't new around the Police 

Department, but we are disappointed Commissioner 

Wimberg has joined in the game. 

SOARING SEA GULL AWARD Once again it's tirne 

for the famous "Soaring Sea Gull Award" to be 

bestowed on some lucky person who has done an 

infamous deed that stands out above all others. This 

week the "bumbling bag of feathers" goes to Detective 

Captain D, Norman 

Young, a veteran of 24 

' years on the Police, 

Department, Early 

Tuesday afternoon Capt, 

Young, while busy 

fitting crime, parked 

the unmarked green 

detective oar in the alley 

at the 600 block of 

Ocean av, A short time 

later a laundry truck 

came by and smashed in 

the right front of the 

two month old car. Why 

then doesn't the "Sea Gull" go to the laundry truck 

driver? Simple, The police car was illegally parked and is 

therefore liable in the accident. Mechanics at the police 

garage said it will cost about $160 to repair the damaged 

car. So to you Capt. Young the Soaring Sea Gull pays a 

visit, But things could be worse, at least you didn't get a 

parking ticket. 

r,'. 

I 

STRONG 

• - i 

M 

STRONG 

3ECHURCHES COMMUNITIES 

THE TUESDAY 

Bible Class 

7-30 P. M. 

TAUGHT BV 

Mr. Lyle Olrrisread 

(NOW STUDYING 

REVELATION) 

MIITS fVIRY 

TUISDAY AT 


7) WALNUT ROAD 

OCIAN CITY, N. j. 

ALL ARE WELCOME 

KIHN'I I'HKSin TKHIAN 

7i h ,i ,IPU! W.-wl..v ,iv 

I'liMi'hiiil! Muisi ( rmil j.,1 

HiM'll. .iriii (..rlljily SU.IIII 

U, s Will!.,,,, •(.,,(, I,I., Mi. ,, 

II, M l\,.i,,. 

'I IH ' InirtiH SiinHiH 

Schinil rl.m... I 1 , .f I'irli rni'inhi" 

• ii Ilii. l.imik. Jnhn M I'I-.I-III. 

y* ri.T,.! î. p.-) in 1,'nfl.M . 

* in ..ml 1 I ,, in M,••.,,„,; 

Wi.i,h!|i Mi.n.-.II- .n .I,. \L., 

••I Af||i.inii. 

I i ii ill S'.i.wn 

ii I '. |. HI «.•.,„,, M.(i|, C 

k 

7 (I) (i m Ku-riiniJ 

Wnrihip Tin. H.IK w giHM. 

M.iwjnj W AH.inn 

W .11111111 (' WIII id 

Minnl.-i ill S]i,M.' 

""'" :tn ,, m 

Chuir r,.|,, „,, 

SundiiN 

H .1(1 ,i m Chnrrh Nihi.. 

All wcli-..mr 

H :)ll and 11 am Mnri.ip 

W.irship I'aMiir Wilfi.tfc 

top It'. (jflK On«- fan Ti'H W|- 

7 10 p m Suns Servici- 

T :io p m In i h«' fhurr 

H.inrluiir\ Biihnp FrcH Puri 

CV.rkiin 

2pm Mr Arthur (iorh.im 

speakiT at Hummer Auxiliary. 

"Thi' History of thi 1 First CIIA.^ 

nnd Hand Madi- Paperweight* 

* * * 


UNION CHAPEL 

32nd M and Ontral av 

Hunday 

10 a m Church Schnul 

with clasNrh for all (JUPN 

Han Mi*rnirm Worship 

Rf'v Rubpri (' Smotit, pa^tuf 

of Chapvl Hill United 

Pr v Nby iiTuin Chureh in 

Bailimi.irr, Md , jjut-'M pri'achur 

Nursery cart* in ih^ Bpfimm-T* 

Room during h^nicc**. 

• * * 

MACEDONIA UNITED 

METHODIST 

10th st and Simpson a> 

Rev James, Clark, 

Sunday 

a 30 am Church Hchoo' 

11 pm Morniny Worship 

8 30 p m Evening Semef 

Wednesday 

S 30 p m Prayer mi'i'lmt! 

* * *' 


ASSOCIATION 

Wesley av., fllh to 6th si, 

* * * 

Sunday 

9 iind 1 1 am Morning 

Service Dr Ralph W 

Sockman, minister emeritus of 

Christ Church Methodist. New 

York, speaker 

7 p m Evening Service Dr 

John A. McElroy, district 

superintendent of the Northern 

New Jersey United Methodist 

Conference, speaker 

The Rev John C Kulp, 

chaplain of the day 

* # "* 

HOLY TRINITY 

EPISCOPAL 

1 lih si and Central av 

Rev Charles L Wood, 

D Ed , Rector 

* * * 

Sunday I Ninth Sundas 

after Trinity I 

7:30 a m 

Communion. Or 

celebrant 

9 am • Choral Eucharist, 

Dr Gosh, celebrant Dr Wood, 

Preacher 

II a.m. Mornin|j Prayer 

Dr Coss, officiant, Dr Wood, 

Preacher 

7;30 p.m • Evening Prayer 

I'. 4 W,\\- ,.. 

I 1 ...i... 

• - . . I , , 

II. 

•I .11 IMS >. |,l III H i V 

'• ! h I-'., h ,,i •,,... , .• 

i', i,,, 

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' • • " I ' ' - ' ' ' - ' ' I ' I I 

I I ', i rn i liijr, h S. ii.ii,I 

'' ;•'> ,| rn r»i..l-.i;i:. V'i 

A,lull Cl..v> „,....,„ .j. ,i ;.III7 

f. ,,M.,| ,i H.,:, F.i.i.r 

|iriili'-..ir ..I l'hll-i«i|!h\ 

lirim I ii\ I F,, I Ci>i!i yi n ,11 

HiMii.i IJIMITI m i hi I'hun'h 

','.']: [i m i 'h"ir ii'ti--"..!! 

*-7 JiiliK S I.riili II .W 

i HAPKI, 

.ihlh :\ .illtl Wf-! ,,l 

Hi \ I) II,. h,.rH l'.,,rri»..n 

i i n d H *, 

(II .i rn Thi- 

S CMAPKI. 

BY THE SKA 

i! h .1 .irifi A-.l«ir\ ,n 

-Suru. i> 

ii -HI a m Suntiai Hchiiol 

Cl,is>*'^ 1, >r iill ^yf->- Kuyrnf 

Debus, supivinu>nricn! 

11 a m Wurship Sen it f 

Dr Jnhn A McElroy Dl-strif-l 

Slipcrinli'ndi'nl nf I hi' Wi'sifrn 

Di^tnri i,f tht Sarih*'rn JrrM-s 

Cunli r, nf i I'niu-d Mfihi)cii"l 

rhurrh Lna-^t ^pniktM- Mrv 

Hnlph rhi'piKiin. siiprunn 

-iilui.-l. Will MHi; Thi liiirmrni 

i,i pr,,i,r in c.rl Kri'rincli-'in 

iind • Th" Pr.i>.-r Pcrfi'tl" h> 

()!(•> Spi-.ik- fhgiral and 

pr;ii tiriil answer ;M Cin&iiiji to 

i hi l^'fe^m Ss'rmiin on 'Truth" 

rf>ntinuf*d tin pag« 7 



9;00 A, NL — HOLY COMMUNION 

^10 A.M. 

Morning Prayer • Family Service 

The Rev. James F. McCfroy 

Seaman's Church Institute of Phlkdel^li 

An Active Protettant Epitcopal Church Mission 

Welcoming Everyone of All D«nominafioni 

Huh tht\. 

9 .1 rn ;ind i p m 

,'lh -I .Hill 

Iml.n I kr 

TABKRNACLK BAPTIS f 

îh î and WOM av 

Ri-v 7, L Bvrd pa.-liir 

Kridai 

7 id p m Hibii Claw 

ft MA p m St'nigr Chtilr 

ri-hi-ilrHiil 

First United 

Methodist Church 

Eighth Street and Central Avenue 

SUNDAY, JULY 26 

9:30 »,m. Church School 

9:30 and 11 a.m. Morning Worship 

"Only One Can Tell Who You Really Are" 

Pastor Charles Wilcock 

7:30 p.m. in Church Sanctuary 

Song Service 7:10 p.m. 

BISHOP FRED PIERCE CORSON 

Philadelphia. 

METROPOLITAN QUARTET 

CAROL COL'RTMAN MDUAM ZJTQ HERMOSA 

WALTER FREDERICKS RAYMOND McAFEE 

ROBERT ALLEN. WILUAM C, WOOD, 

pianist ' organist 

Holy 

Wood, 

Tucsdav • 

What Is 

Our Duty 

On The Job? 

Lii'ffl tH5 Sunday to (He Chris- 

I i' v'v-i Rim Sf'is: '•" somi 

'\rc,\'i ."s-jrn c\ this ques- 

tin n. 

In 'his aped it IS heard 

WSLT 1520 k.r. 10 am 

iVMID 1240 k.c 9:15 a.m. 

THE 

BIBLE SPMKS 

TO you 

Ocean City Baptist Church 

HOME OF THI OCIAN CITY SUMMtR BIBLl CONFtRiNCi 

TiNTH STREiT and WESLEY AViNUE, OCiAN CITY, NIW JIRSIY 

SATURDAY, JULY 25 

7i30 p,m.—REV. EDWARD H. STADY 

SUNDAY, JULY 26th, 1970 

9i30 a.m.—SU^fDAY SCHOOL in fr*ded clauses for the family 

10^4S am,—PASTOR DAVID P. WRIGHT 

7:30 p.m,—REV. EDWARD H. STADY, 

Pditor el North Syr.cuM lapNU Church, North Syr»cuw, N*w York 

THE TALLEY MUSICAL TiAM playing trombone, electric guitar, 

banjo, trumpet, accordion, flute, piano, 

FREE PARKDiIO B;00 a.m. • 12:00 noon Sunday at WATSON'S 

RESTAURANT and IMPALA PARKDW LOTS, and AT THE CHURCH. 

SUNDAY 2:30 p,m.—SACRED MUSICALE on Music Pier 

Featuring th» TALLEY MUSICAL Tumi Carolyn, Paul, Marion, Jo» TalUy 

BIBLE CONFERINCI SCHIDULE — Every Evening at 7:30 P. M, 

MORNING BIBLE HOUR 11:00 A.M. (Tuatday thru Friday) 

JULY 2641—THi TALLIY MUSICAL TEAM with RIV, JOI TALLIY, 

•vangdUt from OrMniboro, North Caralina—Ivvry Evening at 7:30 p.m. 

AUGUST I and 2—THE MACAULEY MUSICAL MESSENGERS 

FREE PARKWO FOR 80 OARS AT THE CHURCH (entrance on Wesley 

Avenue) ELEVATOR FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE, Nursery and 

baby sitting facilities for all evening meetings and all Sunday meetings. 


Wesley Avenue, 5th-6th Streets 


SUNDAY, JULY 26th 

9 A.M. and 11 AM. — Identical Services 

DR. RALPH W. SOCKMAN 

Minister Emeritus. Christ Church, Mithodist, New York, New York 

7 p; H, - Evening Service at the Tabernacle 

DR. JOHN A. MCELROY 

District Superintendent, Northern N, J,, The United Methodist Church 

Great Song Service Led by Walter D, Eddewei, Jr, 

Mmie »t All Servieea by Ocean City Tubemacle Quartet 

Fritz Krueger, Wrector and Tenor Deborah Truxal, Soprano 

Robin Frena, Contralto Tom Pddm, Baritone 

E. Woodky Kalehoff, Organiit 


NEXT WEEK: AUGUST 2nd 

9 A.M. and 11 A. M, - 7 P. M, Eitntag Servkt 

DR. KENNETH A. CARLSON

PAGI 4 _ SECTION TWO THE OCfAN CITY SENTINfLLfPGIR 

Talley musical family feafures 

Baptist summer Bible Conference 

The Jin- TIIIII-V Musn-.il Tile's h..li] s mil h r ,ll III - 

Ti'iim n li'iitii nii ,i( iJir 111(1. miiin'.il I'liiii'i'iti Mhiiiil 

Wi'i'k III till HiTl) (IriMll (' i IS ,!.v,i,ml>hi--.. , limvh mi'i'l ii!L.» 

SiimmiM Hilil" ('iinli'riMici- nulm .mil TV prnui.iuii 

illrctli'ii li> I'n.sL.r I1.iv id Th. T.iHis. I..'I;IM SIMHIIH 

VVfiUhl al Ori-iin Cm H,i|ili.i (''"'v '.'til. • il 1 |i m ,ii Iiii' 

( V hiirrh. Sunil.iv lhi,iii;li S.n ..•ii ('.">., il ,.,< Mi,-.,- Pier. 

Knil.iy ,lnIs 26 U ,|i,,n»,,,i ,1 in iln- Hihji- 

K,irh mt-mhii ,,l ifiv T,t!li.\ COM I,NM, : , P>i\ uili |n,'srnl 

I,mills li in ,11'i'iiniphshi'il 111'" nili-.H • il iiPiiUi.iill. I'MI'h 

muiiriiin -I,..- TMIII'S |il.n« > i.MI.nt ,li,l\ Jli lin.'i.i:li II nl 

I iiimliiiii.- >[,.' i ri, i;nii,i, .IMII 7 .in pin mil ,i I hi Mnmmi! 

hiiiiin t'.ml "I'.ill.-v pli\: H.Iiii- (I,nil II , in Tii,«.ii,iy 

.icM-i.fill,in ..tirl i mm [HI ihi.ii.uh Ki "In ii ill-' Hihli' 

CiirnKii Tiillcs |il.is« iIii' I'lnii- I',,ni,:,,,,i-, 

ill M;in,,,i T.i 

Th.i 

! viinqi'jm! it mm 

pilil UI) l.Jn 11 

1'liliiij Sl.ilri. 

I,,- 

II Si.nlv. 

l «M.|.-UM. 

Irs I.if Ih,- H.ipi I-,' I (I il r i II N,,rih 

,, nijh, ml Ihi- SM.II-U-I' N Y iM.il -Ilii).". hi. 

1 lhi' « • >f 111 .1 7 -In |i m 


This Week 

Kara-Lyn Hairstylists 

COMPLETE WIG $ERVIC£ 


-»•/ PLINTY FRIE PARKING 

PALM1R SHOPPING CiNTIR, 

16TH STREET and HAVEN AVINUi, 399=4333 

LINWOOD SALON 927^564 

HOUSE OP BIAUTY 

COMPtiTi 

•EAUTY 

SERVICE 

616 Aibgry Av«., 3994621" H.lf 

ELVINA M. MUSKITT, SlyUW TPnHll « 

CERRUT! 

Beauty Shoppe 

- U V«n In 

BIAUTY CULTURE 

IN ALL BRANCHES 

1019 Wwt Av*. Dial 399-1394 

West ^Jivenue zDeauty Ctalon 


3331 West Avenue Phone 399-0763 

ANN % JOHN'S 


129 Aibury Av«, Ph, 399.31W 

ANN anil JOHN MANN) 

Open Thursday Everangi 

¥rm Pirkini (AcrM fram mrtbf* I ft II) 


ITH ITRIIT and ClNTPtAL AVtNUI 

ParmiiMmf Waving; Hair Tinting 

DIAL 399-0935 

FrapriMsr MARY KHJH 

OPS* YEAR ROUND 

mm SHOP 

Under the Pcrwnal Superviilen 

of MRS. LAURENCE I. STIB1M 


Milllll.H ( liH.KljIi K. ill,IV Hi I 1 

••I m. 

UiihiTi VVnthl i- nuiMt'nl 

(lir.Mliii I'm ihi- Siiinniii Bihli. 

rnnr.Ti'M.-r Hi' ..U.i tlir.-ilf, ih,. 

Mimiii*-! \'uu!ls pi! iL'Pîni, ;i 

Kiincl'i-«i SIIIKI.I\ niuhi ,il VI 

!' rhii k ,inii .i [MI ff;i( ifiriil! 

.ill ii I r\ Tlli'nl.n nifhl ilt (I 

ii .-Im k 

III. I5I7H SiirTirniT Bitjli' 

riiniiM.iiii. uiiiili hi-ijjin .iimc 

1!S in,,II,,II,., d.iili I'.ir 10 

nniiniiiiii wi'i'l. Ihriiuijli 

Si.|il|.riihi-i ii u iih .i (III'IITIMII 

-(••-.•(• • i "!•) "• « i-liiph in. |.:n-|l 

Auxiliary spsoter 

;*' 

Arthur 

"Thi. Hutiirs ,,l ihi> PtrM 

Cliisk iilirl Iliind Mndi' 

Pnpi'rwt.iLihf^' Will hv Lhr 

prntzTam n\ thi' m*H.||ng ol ! hi* 

Mi'ihiidlsl Summnr Auxiliary, 

Tuesday at 2 p m in the SHCIHI 

hall of FirM I'niti'd .Vii'thndist 

Churrh. , ii in IIKI I\ t,i,l t h inyine 

umlil 

1 .. ii.ii niiti ih ii o it iuMi 

lllll- pn till l.ilili Sliilld i 

vani'hniij inrl m in I- hi c lining 

mi.II intl niiiii i Unit Is 

t TI il u 11 lii I hi u n isi n,* 

di.uhluiL hi m i. li rs , un ,.l 

his , u n cm irnnmi nt 

Nil huh -Lid Wi lisi in in 

,ig, ,1 ill i \ p|ii-,is, mi it ,i i f uf 

knimliclci si I lur th. m,i-' uT 

mi I hi lia if t|ui Iii.n i, m-ii ii 

un iii-v, i rt il ( hi I'll inits M 

r, >I n . rni ti pn i i i Is ss n h lhi sc 

f|Ui I Hill. 

^ng^trfiin ^pi'il-^ tif Im faith 

and us rt-H'.inin^ lo him in 1 hi^ 

Graham , im,i(li i lhi 

af uld ipii^linn' litint m,in 

liid nppln^ jn ssfr^ Itiiinil in 

tin mini' iiiri ssmliNiil i hrin 

Till' iLlllillllll plll)lilUr|,Ipln 

i lit lu d, u nu u al i i m , sui h i-, 

a u iiiqiii si, ss i.l lhi ^r» it 

-1 ttuf in ih* Ltm ,.ln Mi muri,il 

in V\ ishni|itiin D (' 

Fir*! Pr« ^hsli ri in Chun h 

hi "JDH i,it I'arkmM un 

\Si sli % ,is in vl In tin Chwrt h 

Thi" Fir 1 Pn *st. ii in 

W ..nil n s \ mi ititin i*. 

cundut-tinB i ssukls Hihli 

Si utl v Fi llnsis,hip i jrh 

Ti" day al 10 ',11 I ffl in thi 

L*ivs IT Auditi.niim 

Each Vîdnt'das istninfitht 

Bih|i Siuris Uniir is 

innduttrd in 111' LawiT 

Auditorium 

Sundiv ^rhutil mit ts rat h 

Sunday it 1 i'i am V tirship 

m rs ict'N art htld at H .0 a ffl 

1 1 7 ,i(J p ni 

j^\ ! h«ve wvtral seme, 

{_) tery gray* »pJice» 

' wtileh eur family no 

longer netdl — how do I go 

about selling them? 

Since sv,. don't knoss 1 

liH' sptviCi 1 remrteiy 

in svhit'h you own 

itfopwly «c will iiiuMw yotiiquestion 

in Riwral, Thei-e is 

alwtij-s a riiar. 

\aA for property 

in well niarviKixl 

femi^tt'iios 

but miuw fact 

ors control ss-he 

Uior these (fray. 

os may Lu-' sold 

of. la wham 

they may lx> 

sold. 

Basically Bsically v two types 

of (t'meteries — um> ((rants 

u riKhl ot bui-iiil for a spcti 

fie or liniitcd time — tlio 

Knisi'S tire actually rented or 

lensedJ. Tlk' sale of SIXICC in 

this cemetery is riflidly eon. 

tit)!led by tJiose wliu ossn tilt 

fi'iiu'tery. In othw comrtei'ies 

ii diiKl oi' otliw legal conveyantv 

transfci's ownership, 

Tlit-si 1 spates (Vin usually Ix. 1 

w)kl but they subject to the 

rules, regulations and by-laws 

esNiblisiied by tlw owners. 

Before you try to sell your 

ecmeUTy propei'ty investigate 

tli,. racial, i-oIJRlotis, fraternal 

mxl vetenins restrictions 

which apply. If you tfivt' n 

warranty deed to aji ineligible 

buyer you may bo involved 

in "considerable litiRation. 

CHESTER j, 

WIMBERG 

Funeral. Home 

Four GaMflttwil ol Fuiwral 

Sarvle* to AH CrMdi 

201 Aibury Ave, 

Ph. 399-2654 


bishop Corson in pulpit Sunday 

at Methodist evening services 

•Juiidiis Ki'i'iniiK SiTViri..s iirc 

ii-iiii; hi'lil in 111' 1 Firf.1 I'llili'il 

Slrlhiitli.kl Chun'h Mancliiiiry 

;hi» yi-iit. al 7 :W) p m rlii. 

Srrvirc I.|II'IIJ, wilh ii sung 

ii'tvirr ,il 7 I I) p m iiintliioti'd 

hy H.iSiiiiind MCAIIM' svilh 

Rnb'-rl Alli'ii. piiiilisl ii»d 

William (' WIIIKI. iiftliiiinl 

Thi' -pi'iikcr Kiintliiy will hi' 

Biiliiip Fri'd Pii'iTf (Jii-Mni 

Hishiip r,.iv,,ii wiis burn in 

Millvilli' nl' MiMhiidiM 

|I,irin I ;ii|f Hi' Win. "riili'atl'fl 111 

M111 v 1111 - piihlic- whiinlN, 

DifkhlMiil ('..Ili'lif. nri'W 

l'lllVITMl> HlllI Ulllll.-fl ill Vi. Il- 

Itivimt> Srhiml 

In I'i-il In' «'M,» i-li'iti'ii ihi' 

2l)lh pM-Mtli-'il 'if I)ifki"t,,ii 

('iilli'iji' .intl i-iiiil i mi I'd a?, 

I'ri'Mili'iil until 1HII whi'n In' 

w,ii ilppi.mtcfl il Huh.ip (if Till' 

Mi'lhmjlsl ('hilrth 

Bishiip Cui-iiin is ii truslri' or 

Dri-w I'IIIVITSIIX. F'-nninBlnH 

Kch 11. .1. l.vcumini! Colli'i;!'. 

Wvi.minc Si'miiiarv anil Wt'slcv 

('i.ll'l!!' Hiirn .r;ifS (^hiilrniiin of 

111.' Hi.iird ..I" T>"M>-* of 

Ti'mjil'' ['MIVITSII> HU )>. a 

Chaplain nl Ih.' r.fiinH Ltldi;i' 

nl Pi'iiilsS'lv.iniil iiiifi Pii^l Gfiintl 

I'ii'hih' cil lhi' Pi-nnsylviimo 

Ciillim.iiiHi'rv 'if Kni(i|its 

Ti'llipl.ir 

Hi-h(.(> ('iifiiin i» di'cply 

iiili'r,".|iil ill u Chrisliiin 

.liluiii,!! I,ir wtirlfl prohlf.m^ 

iiul ll.!.^ îTVi'tl fill thr 

Mi-! hi.d 1.^,1 l*i'iit-(. CîmrTiiîiin 

Mi- MTMTI ,IH c:hiiirm!in of 

VcliTiiii-' Afl'mrs He and Mr>, 

I'lii'iiiii hiivf Iriivcllpri 

,-^!!-ii'.!VMly in EuFopi'arid hiivf 

m,-!ti,- HI iiround thr world 

lour, •.lu dvmti I'linditiiins In 

ill i'vî!ins. rduralion und 

UiniTiimi'iil Bishiip Ciirmin is ii 

THE CHURCH fOI* A UL 

ALL WOfl THE CHURCH 

Tht. rhurih ii Ih.. grrsii^t fi 

i-.irih fi.f ihi' hiiildmf "f h 

l i ! I! is ,i sli.fi. 

nf ^(.iriiuiii >nliii^ SViUv.ui ii 

MFiing Chiifi-li n.ilh.T i1|.|iit,rr.nry 

i,.r riVili^Sll.Ti ISin Slifvii!". Thrfr 

,,F,. four «.uiiri risi^nnil why iti.rv 

i.r«,,n shniil.1 mirBd rftmn IPIU 

l.rlvnnH ,, n ihri'hii'i-h 'i'lii.y 

.in- I • l-.ir his .mil «nk.. 3 Km 

In, , inidr.-n*. feik.' A KI.I thf s;ik., 

,,i hi^ n.riiinilliiiy arid h,iiif,n 4 

h,,r ihi. îli,. i,f thl. rhUffh iUi'li, 

feiii. h iii-rdB his morn! arid miiterLTl 

suiijH.rt I'inri li. ffi ti. ihufch n-jEU 

l.ifh .Thil r..;id vniii Hihl? daily 

WeHneidoy thunday 

Mgflhr-w Mark 

33 13 :>7 7 7 14 13 J83B 

iiih-ri",! ill LJiiiitl tiivi'rlinu'n I 

ri'sulti'll nl In- 1 - iippiiintrni'iil to 

tin' C.IIVI riiiir's Ciiminiwion lor 

the HiviMi.il uf Iti,, 

I'M nki ii m ion liif i hi- 

(' ii m m ii n w i' ,i I i h n f 

Pi'll H.Sy IV MfilJi Hi' is ill!' 

iirîiiii/cr iiud hi'iifl ol tht' 

Bishop'', (ViifieliTS. ii vt.iilh 

ill 11 Vi'FTlril I Hi.flif-iiti.fi !,s 

C^hrtstnin sprsMfi.. svilh rnor*. 

I h »n :! fi . II (10 m i-mhi'm 

lliiiiiiUliiiiil Ihr world 

("hun'h Hrllmil t-liutsi's nre 

li.'lif iii •( :H) ,i m Moiniili; 

Worship is ill .'id iind II ii m 

svilh ['iisloi- ("hiifli's Wilf-ork 

jiri-iirhitiy it! hoih sfrvst'i'^ Ills 

iopif ill!.-- wi'cl- f)nls Oni' 

HUhnp Fr,d PiW.oCor«,n ^,. T ' " ^ ^Z,,^ 

popiihif prt'iifht-r In y.iulh iirid Quarlil siinjk ;ii nil ii-inn, 

i-iirh yi-iir spi'iiks in ii scon, nr Biiby i'"H child fftrr ,s 

ititifB folli'iii.s in iiddition In iiviiilnbli' AoVqi(iili> piirkinc 

fn'nut'nl I'nBiiKcmi'nlji with m «> hi' foiiiiil ,it the church 

youth or^Mi/nhoiw in 111.' I" 1 * Iliink L.I. SCjinlon^ UI,,| 

Chuirh inn) in thr st-hools His ""' Armt. 

The'Bodfrey-Smith 

Funeral Home 

HIRiERT L. OODFRIY, Mflr. 


809 C»nfral Avsnu* 

Phdging for the future, as in the past, the 

finest and most dignified funeral service, 

IN TIMf OP TROUBLI WE ARI AS 

NIAR AS YOUR PHONi — DIAL 399^077 

Successori to Ocean City's First Funeral Director 

When each new experience springs forth like 

a jiick-in.the-box . . . anil ytmr fondest possessions. 

nre toys , . . jiiirJ your chief concern is to »(|Ueeze 

nut uf every hour the Inst ounce of iirmi.tement —• 

thi'ii it's fun to be Hiirijrised. 

Hut when yiiu'vi 1 (Jrnwn too old fur tnyM . . , 

ssheii life ia laced with sericiuH i'liiillciiKe , . , when 

hiippirii-Hs ilepoiids on a thousand sochil, econornic, 

iiiiil nmriil decwioiM — then sirrpri

PAG1 6 _ SECTION TWO THf OCIAN CITY SiNTINfLLIOOIR 

f-*—— - 

Now Open Daily! ! 

j (CLOSiD ON TUISDAYS) 

f 

j 4// Baking Done on Premises 

1 14th STREET 

I DANISH PASTRY 

14TH ST. betwenn ASSURY & CfNTRAL AVIS 

The COUNTY STEER 1 

GCNfRAL STORE & BUTCHER SHOP ! 

ANTIQUE DECOR 


BIRfiCTLY ACROSS STREET FROM OUR STORI 

FREE DELIVERY 

ON PHONI ORDfRS OF $5.00 OR MORil 

W. SIMORSKI, Proprietor 

3204 ASSURY AVE. DIAL 399-7296 

CfasC '/WO 

Plumbing & Heating Contractor 

! Plumbing Hedting 

CT 

• COMPLEIS VARIETY OF VANITIES 

• MODERN SINOLE LEVBR f^l/CETS 

• run IINE or PLUMimc 

• AU PLOM1INO HEPAI1S 

• OA5 IASMOARC HEAr 

fflecrtc Stwsr 4 Root Ckoniiig Equipment 

Call 399-0166 


LIKE SAVING 


PiR ANNUM 


NO MINIMUM SAUANC1 


O/o 

PIR ANNUM 


J 1000.00 MINIMUM 

BALANCE 

MORTGAGE 

FUNDS 

AVAILABLE 

OCEAN CITY HOME SAVIN08 


1001 Atbury Ave. Dial 399-0012 

m rnliNf h* l nire 

! Ocean City summer school news 

hv Herivyn 

director 

nil Ihi'! 

m,jiv|,(ini! child 

A Inw rliisK |iiii(l ill 

;md work 

willi the 

i in I \> 

,\i I hi' pn'-cnl inn" wi' hjivc p,.r cljijiN purmiu trrcntir 

iin (iiipiis enrolled in but h (.mphii!,i> nn the individual 

^ piiin.irv Hilt' inlcrnii'riliilr child work hiihiU ll romre, HS 

^•hiutU Thi 1 ' pn"*enl* iibt'Ut rinse lu H cine lei one 

ih.' «nr .iiipiidiirirc as l;isl hMrlvr rhild rrlniidnship a,s i.s 

s* in t Liê^ .trf mr?inn!hiy in the mainr rernednii m fod;iv s preîny mlucii! Min;il 

;m-;iv u! niiidt'rn malh nnd p.M^ds Thi* clo*;i'ni'SK m 

r.. rl 11 ti in I n"idlML' working with 1 hi' c'hilfl it, mewl 

vi.r\ M.li.cl (in.up cil «pi«'(,ihst iiiirimi'r pro({riim Mm! IcsrnMr 

Iciiihi.i-, whiiso dcdiciliiin lirirl pnihlpms »ti>m Irurn bi'inij 

,i fine h'arnuiB litmiinphcrM In swiillnwod up in nvcrlv laruc 

111. in wiH-lis inviilvi.d in iiur winter class ^,,d iliii iibt.-iininu 

^nrtimMr curnciilum By UNihp thi' nPrcssar\ T clnsr sy r\'i.]||tinco 

lhi ! dNiUnsisiic ^rpt'nin^ !*'sls wr- can r in such 

plu« SRA I ah.- Hiid ihr Merrill short Iprm summer program "'"1 "> 

Short Form Math Survey and with hmitrd • * 

vvjirk h(ictk> W ! ;iri HbU- h> We HFI 

7v?\V. 

rin.m Ti-.irhnr riinfi'rcnci'ii to 

o»gin (hiwi-rk of July 27 Wr 

I'i'i'l tlii>. In he of jfrnat value to 

tin 1 piiri'iit, I hi' n'afhor, and the 

rhild WP invite inti'miitrd 

fiiirrrit," in Ici'l Ot'i' to look in 

ill thi rl;i?*M'> in action any 

tirn* 5 Hnriny mil summer trhrsnl 

In iin photoyniph ivji arP 

prt'M'nl iliu ;i liHlk lit One Of our 

'.iinimn «i htinl ofli'rinpi These 

pirliii-i- show rltisses of 

rhilrir. n DikiHg physical 

cdut.iiMni under thi' direction 

(it Mi» .luyci' Splestay and 

(.;!W,nh Jnhnsttinc, our two 

physifal I'duiiitiiin Instnjctors 

whn leu h calislhenifs. drills 

lo both the primary 

i sfhool 

Lawson Johnstone directs an outdoor exen me permd Senior Photos. 

Coast Guard Safe Boating team 

lists August patrols at Point 

HOMERS POINT • A V 8 

CuiiM Guard boatmi' safety 

tciim will hi. in the heavily 

popiiliiii'd pleasure boating 

»ri-ii.s in and arnund Sf-imprs 

Pmnl Iriim August 7 through 

ih

PAG! 8 — SICTION TWO THI OCIAN CITY SINTINfLLfDGIR FRIDAY, JULY 24, 1970 

SPORTS CORNER 

How a IT ynil ivilli ridlihn 1 

Okay, [ry ihu. niii- Whal i« red 

whitn and Km-n ,inri .ilwîys 

UPtIiny stepped mi 1 ' Vnu liiin- 

In I'liminaii; ihc Philiiilrlphiî 

CHUCK FISHER 

Invitms you re join 

the 


BANK 

Qp SOUTH JiRifV 


on their 

"EUROPEAN 

CLASSIC 

HIGHLIGHTS 

TOUR 




Italy and France 

17 Days 

Oct. 2 • Oct. 18, 1970 

$699. 

(Psr Pirson Sharing Twin) 

Included in the Tour; 

• Round Trip Motorcoich 

Atlantic City/Airport, 

• Round Trip let to Europi, 

• Spiels! Pre-Tour Oil Acquaintid 

Dinnir. 

• First Class Hotiil Throughout 

with Pfhnti Bith or Shoiiir. 

• Cantincntal Brtskfirti and 

Table d'liole Dinner! Throughout 

EiCipt ifl London, Rorrii 

ind Paris Where Biiakfast 

Only Is Included. 

• lightsMing, 

• «! Trinsfifi. 

! • • • • • • • 

Chyet Fishir 345-3223 

FIRST NATIONAL BANK 


Atlantic City, New Jersey 08404 

I im mttrestii. Please sind 

eompistf European Ciatsic High, 

lights Tour description. 

NAME.., ... . 

STREET . . 

CITY „ ZIP 

TILOTONL... 

111• " Ilii 

li.i-.ki-ih.il 

I,mill,I in 1111- I" ,ii..i'i. 1 h. 

[i.Mllhii i.ii lli.li .1! I. •!•• .!•• 

,!,,«• nil,I,- |i. I .'•• M - 

I'I.I -I I'll I ' 

"I'll. .11 Ull 11" '••"I' 1 I" '•" l n I r 

" 

i - • 111 • > 111 I Ih .in i! n.i-il " If lln 

h.i.ki'th.ill p 1 ni'l "i' 'In- i "in ' 

('[ MlMniM'- '• - Mi ,-' .Ml \ Pl.l\ • H !" 

I h , , S o u . I , , I. - r -. i ,|..- . |i I. ' i l l . 

1 

rli.ii i I,.II. ,iui• •>"»" .•' I'"' ' " I 

h.i.kilh.dl |il,.\ .-I- "II 'II I.-U'l. 

, . , . , u , • . t i . i , • , i I . . . , , i n i i , - . i " r . i \ 

1,. pl.u h.ill I I-. u w ,-- .'.irk 

niMMV 

A I'l-w yi-ar. l.ili-r. Ihi- Now 

Jprsry Sliin- [nli'rsrliiila.itK 1 

Athlclir A-rfiicininin, which 

always passps ;i (Vw ,i*>w niie* 

every yr-ar jusl In lei poupin 

know how impurliinl n is. 

dt»ridr>d thai il hjd biMU'r 

tightrn IU inilo ab.uit 

ofr Wiisnn prarnri II mydr i! 

illpû! fnr ffiiiri 1 than iwu 

b,i.ili('lbiiM piaycri. Irnm ihc 

sartii- hiyii M'hnol tu pL-ss un 

thr- sam., ti'iim dunnii .m 

urgamzed summer pruirrjim ' 

Though uambli'rs, wcrrn't 

too priwuli-ni hi'tv m Ami'ni'a's 

Grpatfst Punvil> Ri>Mirl and 

fpw area coaches weir hurt by 

ihp NJSIAA's (wn player ruling 

lht> lepsUtlon did hurt the 

local Outdoor Basketball 

League. Any aihSete who was 

no loncpr an .imatcur was 



PAPER FLOWERS • SHELL CRAFT •PAINTS 

SWISTRAW • STAMPS AND CO'NS 

FUN FILM •PAPIER TOLE • MODELS 

DECOUPAGE* CRAFT KITS AND BOOKS 

CRAFTS a HOBBIES 

3213 ASBURy AV'EflJE 

OCEAN CITY j 


Sealte.i lea Cream • Soda* • SundaM • Split* 

ENJOY OUR PIZZA. OH - SO GOOD 

Ptpparoni, AnchoviM, Mushroom*, Extra ChMM 

JUST PHONB 398-0722 

(IT WILL II RIADY WHIN YOU CALL) 



HOAGIIS • HAMBURGERS • 

PREPS 

HOT DOGS 

FRENCH FRIES 

Mh STRifT 

A ASBURr AVI. 

h\ I'I'MI Willisim* 

, hili m.iifd Iruin l the finest summer 

leat'tie in South Jersey Now it 

also rates ns Ihe most colorful 

Rexon moth winner 

In Wednesday race* 

Fred Rexon, HaddonfiPld 

skipper, was victorious in the 

,1th race of the Wednesday 

Series in the junior moth at 

Ocean City Yacht Club, 

Brownie Baer, Ft Washington 

sailed in second followed by 

Pete Madorinna, Drexol Hill 

June Golden, liuntington 

Valley, outtat'ked her sister 

Chris in the girls division, with 

Sue Robeson. Enijlevvood, 

Ohio, ending third. 

First in the Sunfish sailboat 

race for seniors wus Larry 

Brown, of Montcliiir, who 

barely passed the finish line 

ahead of Sheryl Vaughn, 

Huntington Valley, and Jim 

Bet2, of Langhfirne 

The junior sunfish race w»s 

taken by Moredith Blanek, of 

Philadelphia, with Donna 

Felton. Jcnkintown, and Jim 

KarabascK, Ailentown, 

following in that order. 

Bin I.EAGCK RTI'FF A total of 75 arc John ngdtin, diwtor of Phillies 

aspinnt! ynutiH ari'a hullpliiyors tunicii si'outs, and Hrpa scout Joseph Rit«lly, 

out (or tht' National I,ougiii''N Phillies Standing (I. to r.) art 1 w-out Rorwrt Kepn, 

try mi I I'.-tmp on (ho Boy (iv field playi-r* Joseph MrNally, Bud Rinck and 

Sjiturtiay cvning. The Phillies souls Glenn Reaga, city athletic dirct-tar Frod 

report four go«d prosperts from the "Dixie" Hovvfll, plnyi>r Richard Bennpr 

(jroilp Pit-lured here nn> some of the .'inH srout Bill VVinl/rlv Senior Photo 

afiiits :inrl hiillplns'i'rs Rt'nfed (I. to r ) 

Pow#r Squadron boafs j 

•o join r#nd«ivous 

Vtvt' ho.iU c.l 1 hr Ali^neon 

l^hiiiH Power Squ.idron will be 

.ii ill.' Di^tnî î rende/vouN ;i! 

Hue hlaiul MH iMmorrow 

I Kj I u rd us ) 

The lociil boiil!, will be 

entered In the ii.iviualiiin 

eifilieî and will ronlpele 

îiin).! filher Sniîdrnn boat, t - 

along the eajil eoa^t from 

Ashun, Park. N J . Io Norfolk, 

Va Aboil I \2h hoau, are 

exp*Tied at Ihe Dimnrt 

rendezvous. 

Making the trip will hi' the 

Jan, piloted by Squadron 

Commander William framer, 

the Helen O III, skippered by 

Lt Carl Odum, the Margie B. 

capUined by District Lt 

Cornelius Blom, Jr , the Shrew 

III, owned by past District 

Cmdr Dr Frederick FriM'h, 

Jr . and the Jem Cha II, 

captained by Lt Ellman Bret?.• 

ANTIQUE SHOW 

The ({reater Wildwootl Yacht 

Club will open its Ninth 

Annual Antiques Show and 

Sale at the Clubhouse. 6ftQ0 

Park blvd , Wildwood Crest, nil 

Monday evening (July 27) »l 6 

pm continuing to 10 p m 

Tuesday the show will be 

open from 11 am Io 10 p.m 

and on Wednesday from 11 

am to 8 p.m. 

JOSIPH R. 

DICKINSON, III 

RtgisterMl Builder . 

• NEW HOMES 

• ALTERATIONS 

• REPAIRS OF 

ANY KIND 

1 WEST 13TH ST. 

Phone 399-7354 

TAKE TUB 

FVN RIDE 

ACROSS 

DELAWARE BAY 

CAPE MAY - 

LEWES FERRY 

LtAVl 

CAPE MAY, N, 1. 

SCHEDULE 

LIAVI 

LEWIS, DELAWARE 

6:30 AM 8:30 AM 

9:00 AM 11:00 AM 

10:30 AM 12:30 PM 

12:00 PM* 2:00 PM* 

1:00 PM 3:00 PM 

2:30 PM 4:30 PM 

4:00 PM* 6:00 PM* 

6:30 PM 8:30 PM 

10:30 PM 12:30 AM 

YEAR 'ROUND SERVICE 

•Saturday & Sunday Only 

Subject io Chins* Wlthsut Notice 


After th4 Salt - It's tht Service thai Counts 

ATLANTIC ALUMINUM SPECIALISTS 

266^358 FrM lltlnMtM HUN) 

Dining Room Op*n to tha Public 


AMERICA'S 

GREATEST 

Vocation Area 

CATAN010, Oir, 

Mar Csuri Hun, N.J. 08210 

ill., "> ] ">4 ^ " r an * 

"""'ith *" -I , 

CAP! MAy COUNTY CAPS MA¥ COUNTV 

RUSTIC 

FENCfiS 

STOCKADI, 8 ft. Metien $U.M» 

SASKIT WEAVE, I ft. laeHon |14JO 

POST & RAIL, 10 ft. wtion $ tJO 

OLD FASHION SPLIT RAIL, 10 ft potion $io,ij 

LOUVRiD, 7 ft. wetton $21.00 

SPACBDI PICKiT, 8 ft. i^tion $n_J0 

SHADOW BOX, 8 ft. iaetion iM.OO 

- Ail Posti Treated - 


FLINTY OF STO«JK UN HAND 

WE INSTALL — PROMPT DFLIVERY 

Firs Road near Til ton Read Borgairitcwn 

Phone 641^210 or 927-3647 

Shopping Mall 


Beau Monde 



of Shifts by 

t/f/H 

SIZES 8-18 

SCARVES, TOO 

Ilth and the Boardwalk, Dial 399-1000 Int. 168 

„ INTRANCl; TOP OF BOARDWALK RAM* 

MEN'S SHOP 

399-1571 

10AM-10P.M, 

It's. My BagI 

v 

Complete 

selection 


Bags- 

Some to be 

Monogrammed 

THI BAG ROOM 

Entrance en Boardwalk Ramp 

SUMMER CLEARANCE 

Selected Items 

FLANDERS 

SHOPPING MALL 

39f-2343 


WIG 

BOUTIQUE 

Starting at S 14.W 

OPEN MON, 9:00 to 5:30 

TUB, THRU SAT,, 9 A, M. to 10 P. M 

CHUMEN'S SHOP 

AR Summer 

Stock Reduced 

"Gaslight Alley" 


i ' 


THf OCIAN CITY SiNTINEL-LiDOiR 

Gymnasts , . , perfectionists among athletes 

MASCULINE STRENGTH 

rlnp. 

One call 

keeps you warm 

all winter 

Give Li. d LJII. Then relait and 

enjoy a w.irm, comfortabls 

winter. First off, will keep you 

supplied with dependable, 

economical Texaco fuel Chief 

-- ihe clean-burning Oil. And 

tl'fin. our Easy Pay Plan can 

help you balance your heating 

Liudpoi right from the start. 

Soinicieitorcarrvingcharies, 

It pays io heat i our home with 

dependable, etonomicai Tex- 

,

PAOi 10 — SECTION TWO THi OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER FRIDAY, JULY 24, 1970 

OASSIFifD ADVERTISEMENTS 


Advi'Misi.tniinis (or lhi columns should bt' in the 

offlfT of the Sentinel-Ledger FOR TUESnAY KniTlON no! 

Inter than Saturday Noon for n-gular ciassifnil siHtnin and 

net later than Monday noon for the Tno,lwii!> To-Classify 

Friday .•djtiiin, NOON WEDNESDAY fur n>pil;ir flnssifiod 

witiiin nnN fur the rt x 11 ,A 1*K TO 

$1 25 

One Tmn>. IB Words or Urna 

if« prr wiird rM'iitlinf: 25 uorrisl 

Ad Runninj; !i CnnsiTutivi' Tiini-s. with IB WoMs. ur 

Aris requiring Box Numbers, 25r brought to 

offii-f prminnlly. MUST BE ACCOMPANIED BY CASH OR 

STAMPS in cover 1.1*51 Copy accepti'd ovm phnnn as 1-nurtesy 

arid ninvenirni'i' In t'li.Nlornrr Ri,r»nif:tnr*. mu^f IM> in h,-,f.-,r, 

liiK^'rtiêrTii'nf is *M'f m typ*> 

Class,fiwi Display Afivprfisjne »r per Ajjatr. Line 

LOST 

LOST 

BiCVCLf 

tidn* C 

One r>lijg ,*nd gray 

: - (jo* *, bl.io 

all 1M 6864 

LAHfjt BOUNB BIjSCH B(«M 

Call rm*fl?80 Hsw.W 

LOST .- 

LADIES 

CaH~3*!na, 

"t ,,-iH K-n.ng ce^rnic till, 

if ,iil 'we* fjf r#jlir 

r#jlirigi II^ 

*mall, call 

UNEEDA 

TOOL 

A*k in, w« rant 

mott any kindl 

Ph.399-2227 

Wallac* Hardwar* 

'50 ASBURY AVINUI 

Ml WIST AVINUI 

"TT 

fitHMAN SHEPHERDS . . 6 weeks 

5Jrad by Anthony of Hobiri^way 

Kennslv A K C disll fnf app! Q?7 

788, if 

PROFESSIONAL DOG QROOMINO— 

2S yeafi saporlBnse on pootiles, 

sChrtauiers, tBrri«rs, ete Wtll groorn 

your pet m your hema Write Bos 

3SS for apoointment and prise. 8=4 

BOATS FOR,SALI 

IB DWFNS SnewtBrMl good crmd . 

In HP firay boat m •»•)•( I'M 

rail anyiima 199 M53 t f 

?&' SEJS SKIFF SIIM>BS ? MI closed 

head ana galley 100 HP Chr's 

Craft engine, hull and engine good, 

rahin n@**H sôri, hanH^msfi spec 

,a! $950 Blur? W*f*. M«,,HR or 

rn«n»r iiw 1681 7 IB 

ISfJa PDA* Swift sailboat 10' 

with 44 Mil fibergias*. e*r 

eond Call J996I7? 

long 

=ilenf 

7 J4 

Overhead Oarage Door* 

BiectTit Door Oporatsp* 

Sslsi m Initaliatfen. ft S«ryle« 

HOWMIT STORM WINDOWS * 

DOORS — RIPLACEMINT SAiN 

Lir,,ns!K3 ;• id Insured = 

CALL DON LOVt jff-IFM 

ODAY MARINER It'? Fiberglass 

sail Boat Fjeeilent eond and 

fulfy eqiuppftii New Qerioa 5*til and 

wineries Niife cover, ? herihs head 

sink | HP EvinruSe %31OQ iail 

away pfiee including Poat iraOef 

Phens J99.SJ1I or J9O87O4 j ;4 

QLASPAR 16' CutlMs. late 1969, 

Span front, fult Canvas JohrRon 

55 oytheard, Sealisn trallftr^ gstras 

All used only 6 hoyrs Substantially 

diseountlid at M4OO rjli 399.^65 

for appointment 7-24 

19' TROJAN C»hin Ofuijer. ?i HP 

Ivinmde, runs fosd painted, in 

water. Bin. J495 flrrn Call 399. 

9470 £4 

f tf 

STORM SASH 

and SCREENS 

REPAIRED 


Glass 


Between Wi tnd Idth 

399-2224 

LEMONT'S 

Ml BAY AVI, Dili JM-I7I7 

Wl HAVE 1970' 

HUNTING, FISHING 

and CLAMMING 

LICENSES 

• Guns, Ammunition 



Bait 

Men—Thur., B-^ 

Fri, tnd Sat, 7—8(M 

Suri. 7—6 

BRECKLEY 

PAINTING 

CONTRACTOR 


399-5354 

AUTO GLASS 

REPLACED 

Insurance Approved 

Serviet 


Glass 

926 Aibupy Avanut 

Bcrwttn trh and IMh 

3992224 

F if 

Glass Tops 

AND 

Mirrors 

OCIAN CITY 

GLASS 

926 Aibury Av«nu« 

WMII ttti tnd 11th 

399.2224 

-ra 

WINDOW GLASS 

REPLACED 


Glass 

924 Aibury Avtnua 

Mn m .nd IMh 

399-2224 

BLUE WATER 

MARINA 

Chris^raft For 1970 

New Showroom 

Speciali 

))' Catallna Sedan, twin 2M'l 

\tl*«jpj i, riwww, fatom fly 

bridge, many other •irrai. 

Your ham* afloat 

21 Ft. Catafiru CrulMr Sip.. 

»i)(« »B HP, Pvt, HMd, 6.1- 

ley, Dlmrtte, tefa eonvarh to 

bunk bMlt, FlbarglsM, Its 

ihare line. Maty extra*. SM 

it Imm, 

U Ft CMallna Crulter (lp> 

Four. 23S HP, Pvt, Head, Gal- 

ley, Dinette, FHtenglui, 110 

ibort line, many eHwr M> 

trat, A gnat flrtt family fun 

boat. 

2) Ft. Untw OfMrSfW, 200 

HP, Head, Vfcwilii, M m.p.h. 

If Ft. Lancer, 111 H.P., SUB- 

Inmfar uats. Speedi to 42 

m.p.h. 

II Ft. XK-11, lit HP, Tnily 

a m«mlficent m » c h I ti •, 

d ever 50 m.p.h. 


Chrysler Boata & 

Motors in Stock 

20% OFF 

» Ft. FlbergllH Carol, MO 

HP 1/0 V-bunki wai MM* 

new IS2M 

14 Ft. Charger 111 Hydro V 

hull, A iporty ruiwbout. many 

•xtrai with 41 HP Chrysler 

•utbeard wat $2121 , , , new 

$l« 


IMS—II 1 Awecran, 90 HP John, 

ion two MM, tr.ll.r. «x|m 

11900 

1967—17' iJfion, 160 HP, 1-0, 

ifiilw fisoe 

1967—IT Dsnit, 165 HP InHr- 

Mptw, tr.ll.r $3500 

1968—15' CorrmMndt. with 75 

HP Chiytltr $1600 

34th St. I the Bay 

Dial 399-6200 

BUSINISS SIRVICI 

MEN'S AND WOMEN'S /Wtwitioni 

expertly don« arid prsmpt service 

Hsaaon.ble Anytim," on »»kd,ys 

Mr and Mrs Henry Miktarian, 1*10 

c-entriil Awe , J99.IZ7]. tf 

G & L ROOFING 

HOTTARSPiCIAUISTS 

New roof, old roof repalrM, roof 

AVIRAGi Sllf ROOF J50 

Alia sidinl and thing!*! 

CALL 399-2S94 

IV SEA MAC *Wff, hsrdtop, 78 HP 

Johnson, 21 s»l |H capacity, 

good eond., In water and raady to 

is, »7S0, 8» MBh fSiki aay. 

ton's Mori no. t.f, 

IUNFIBH n*w eond.^ In w«t«r only 

« houn $475 Call 306-1603 lifter 

6;10 pm. 7411 

13' SHBLTIrJ TOP S*l SUM.'l!0 

HP in water, WIN damonitrM*. 

Call »27.8OO«, 7.J* 

IS' MAHOOANV Runabout 21 HP 

O»l», Q.tof tnllar, i» tank, ex 

tra Pfopoller anvil eayar S47S, 

AhM 18 HP i«ls ai«M« itart tllO, 

O»ll 399.JI5B, M( 

CARS SIMONIZED 

58.95 

RAY'S MIRROR SHINE 

'«.5"fr«l Avt,, oewn £!tr 

Wl ftp Appolntm*nt Jft-fllJ 

SAILBOAT RENTAL « HUS 

Rt 119, Som. Point (1 mil* 

w. of circle en Miyi Ld. Rd.) 

ALL TYWS 9 H. to SI 1 

CALL K7«H 

9 to 9, 7 days • w«k 

New tunflih DemanilnMra 

en Hand New 

y«fltun Vartlt 17' M 24'. C.t.Un. 

¥MM 12', MM rtMlt Voymtf. 

UM •unfltn, Amflrl. old 

•corploo 

Utad AqVfrCat 1478 


MARINE 

ELECTRONIC 

SALES «md SIRVICI 

RADIOTELEPHONES 

DlPTH METERS 

DIRECTION FINDERS 

ANTENNAS 

BOAT WIRING 

REPAIRS . TUNEUPS 

Flrw Ciaii FCC LlcMaed 

Johnson's Marina 

Electronics 

§04 lay QcMii City 

Phen. 399-2221 

Alcort 

SunfM 

SAILBOATS 

F.LABBOn 

M WIST AVINUI 

Clly nf.1424 

1964 MFG 17' fiBergl.»s, good e«m 

Musi sell 1350 Call 3W.JMB 

1-U 

IB 1 DISCOVIRER, one y«»r old, 

fiBenjIsss day alter witd eirtrs 

equiprnmt Must sell Call 987-8206 

B-7 

WANTED 

HIGHEST PRICES PAID for aid fold 

and Sterlrng Silver Old cloelii, 

watehes, jewelry, eoins and dental 

bridges Smith Jewelers, 956 Aifeyry 

&ve, 3991171 Closed Mondays t.f 

rVANTED TO BUY — Bsjihfir.nl 

house Reply to Bffl 3i4. Stn- 

tine!,Ledger 7.J4 

WANTED — 1 or 7 Bedroom apt 

or small house m Uîer Towfi. 

ship, prefera&ly Marmora sf Bee 

sley's Point Unfurnished Will rent 

by year Phone 399.M54, tf, 

APARTMENT WANTED for yearly 

rental Needed after Labor bay 

1 beofoams. quiet resilantisl an) 

BPSferred Raaunatsle, fumiihaij 

Call i9S1844 7.J4 

REFINED PERSON to share apt, as 

companion prefer someone with 

drivers license Write io* 3M. Sen. 

tinel Ledger p.7 

YEAR ROUND on* bedroom »pT 

Sterting In Sept furni&risd or un- 

furnished, senior citizen Call 399- 

9117 724 

STRIPPED FURNITURE FOR SALf 

Bn Furniture Stripping Service, 

|5 White Horse Pilie, ||f Harbor 

OPT Su 

Call 961.3409 Open ndays 

If 

ANTIQUES, CURIOS and GIFTJ buy 

and sell Dei Zaoe Studio West 

Orossjland and Atlantic AvJi , Som- 

ers Point (1 bietk west of Shore 

Rd ! Call 127.5493 9,4 

DAMP-CHASER 

ELECTRIC 


NriUung to iiwal], plug in 

and fmjcA. Sives eJofcijiR 

from ruin by mildew. Ends 

musty «]ors, 

»" LONG $i,fi 

M" LONG S5.»5 

AC ELECTRIC 


IU7 WW AVB., OCMM City 

A.UNTII TIQUI is back afain. Gifts, 

old, new, and unusual. The ihop 

with the while picket toner, 631 

Asbury Ave, Cflfne bnTtvge, 9^4 

GIFTS new and old, for wMdlngs, 

Jhowen, or younelf. See Anlie 

Heist, The New ingland Shop on 

the alley «t 234 west Av«, 7-24 

ANTIQUIi — milk glass, old pistes, 

cut alsss etc. Call " 

ment, 399-i]J5, 

lot appoint- 

7-84 

SCRIMIHAWS _ 3t9120i. 

USED PIANOS 

and ORGANS 

(Taken In On Trade) 

HAMMOND ORGAN 

SPINET M1N ,.,, |5fi 

(Ex Cond.) (Walnut) 

CORONATION 

LOWREY ORGAN ,,,, II1M 

(I*. Cond.) 

28 Podnl — Full Keybo«rd 

NEW 

Lawny A ThMMt Org»nt 

Mary 4 Clarii — Lewt*y — 

Kuw.l PIMM 


RYNER'S 


925 Acbiiry Avanua 

OctBti City 

398-0400 

F~tf 

MILL POND ANTIQUES _ CMM, 

Slat, Inn krttl.j, old tbort Wrd, 

•nd ducK decovi. Off Rt.. » a* 

Unwood cîvMncant Cantar 

Ufnlntswn, Mm Pond. j. t> 

FOR SALE 

ANN*HELLI'S BICVri.ES Roiifnit 

Dunett, Raleigh Bought, iolri 

rartfad, traded Full line flf acf:*5 

•pri*i Service and parts fnr all 

bikei 199JJ18. (014 Aibury Sv» , 

O«*sn City Rentals fiflr per hsur 

F tf 

%, 

SURFBOARP — 9 fl Itsnfl wnd 

150 Call 39»7 7BP » £4 

TURCO 

COLONIAL 

PAINT 

•nd Rtfinjahing Supplln 

LiMONT'S ANTIQUIS 

Shore Rd., OcMnvlew, N, J. 

TTT 

try THOMPSON 90 HP Johnson, 

depth finder. epmpass? sp#edo 

meter bilge pump pre&ervp*^ fer 

10 (wople, ?4 gal gai t»nk. «csl 

lent rftnd $t§no firrR TLSU 399 

7UI fig 

MARINE flftpitj nn* fna.ter and 

remofs. ISO -arts S station* Ash 

ing less than half price at Mil 

Call TTiyri , Fn ^s( *4un eveninss 

399-1831 FTf 

f ff 

COiNS - dispersing old collection, 

Indians Imrglns. iih^rty nietei^ 

Buffaiees, half c,*nt5. half dime?, 

large cents, old difrips, halves, and 

I »t»ft«, «.i i.ncdni rail 1990561 

7 31 

LAWN SND BAHN SiALL — ev-ry 

thing mL it go No ri?,isf>n,ibie r=f 

fef refyseel Sat and &tin I ? ip 7 

pm only 616 S Shorn Hd Calei 

friO (QppOSMp Sf?afc fir- f^rnetpry 7 2 4 

WHITE GE RFFRK,ERATO!?, i 

ft fje'tect riinninft cend 

bf H 

n eu 

ALL ANTIQUES 33O9J?S _ Brass 

sundial, eld high ehan ?4 tarn 

ph|3r glA&£ Hame. newt^r. milfe gl.1^!i 

lamps eut g!as% olst plates, table, 

green glasswar* pink gl3l*wa'^, pic 

items § 7 

BUNK BIDS .md mnttresiJ's. flsublf. 

Hoilywood bed and ma",ess 

Other item^ Make an r>ff*,, 3fr3 

gJii 4(37 Haven Awe 7 ?4 

WASHING MACHINE window fan 

lamps. huirtg rr5?-,m chsir Call 

J9B 0789 7 li 

TWO UPRIGHT METAL CABINETS, 

maple eHest; streller. high chair, 

sink in rrietaj cabinet, maplr, and 

walnut bed frames, dsuble ? i«hite 

l(,»n wheel ba.ro*.; 195 70S9 7 J4 

APT SUE GAi RANSr 

Call 3W.0IJ4 

nffe, 

7 ?4 

MSPLE LIVING BOOM SET 115, 

wicker chai?§, corner fief table, 

soheoi desk II ftaeh new eupaU 

and new electric boat mntaf JJn 

each Call 398 0607 7 24 

ELECTRIC BAWAQE DQQft OPENER, 

bathroom Sink wash tub w,th 

stand Call las 490! between 8 and 

9am S.,t 7.24 

SURFBOARD Harisen 50 SO ncsl. 

lent eond $60 Call 3993?77 

before no&n of after 6 p m 7-g4 

RUG #*!? freen, occasional ehair, 

yellow Slothes hamper ana waste 

paper ba&feet. AH m goad eond 

Call 199J8II - 7,|4 

OlSHWASMEri. Westinghouse »fhite 

poreelain cabinet type with count. 

er top Used little. A-1 cond $75 

Call 9I,.B8M 7JI 

HO] 17" table J]' 1 

Console TV $ig each, dining chair 

set M esoh: recking ehair 11, metal 

lop table II: amp leaf table M 

girls bike $4 C-ill 398-0111 7-24 

li" CRAFTSMAN JIG-SAW complMa 

with stand and motor Used off 

and On for approjrirnately 6 rnonlhs 

firm Mi 10OB Simpson Ave Call 

Sat only 399-128! 7!4 

06 ROD AND REELS Call 399-2957 

7.24 

WROUQHT IRON PORCH SET i pe. 

M5; *8 Bass aeeordian $50; AI 

Disk eieetrlc automatic mimiggraph 

sod supplies $§0: Airqutpt 15 mm 

sl«e orolector «nd MMH screen, 

remote eontroi $ r ,Q Ail in good 

eona c«4t 399M7S8 after 6 p m 

7.24 

FiEFRIOERATOR _ Nofge 1 1 ou ft 

cappertone brantl new eond 185 

Call S99-92B3 7-14 

SEWINQ MACHINE with eaoinet, 

good running cend $35 Call 399. 

68§4 " 724 

, MAPLE KITCHEN SET with 1 chairs 

JIB: Hansen surfboaril $50 Both in 

good Bond Apply 45JI Asbury Ave 

weekefids 7^24 

THREE STRAIGHT METSL COTS with 

inner spring rnattressei, gsod 

eond, $8 per «t,, eaJI JBMOJi 

7-24 

LOTS MR SALI 

IS* ACHES of meadowland on the 

Q?es$ Egg Harbor Riyef. Good for 

duek hunting, trapping, and fish". 

ml Only $110 per sere just off 

Rt 50 in Estelie Manor Township 

Osll laday for more Infof-mation. 

CoastBl Realty, Realtor, 330 Atlantic 

Aye 3J9-38B9 Closed Wednesdays 

JUST THREE MIUS to Ocean Large 

lOOilSJ lots in Marmora with all 

Improvements i/iitailed Lower taxes 

Take )4th st to Route 9, turn 

right to builders sign V* mile en 

left Gus FurlN, 399-98BB " 9-4 

CHOICE LOT — inh and West. 

30ir90, Oeean side, fully improved. 

Suitable for one or two family 

dwelling Call 1-J1SNE 72043 7J! 

BUS. OPPORTUNITY 

Run your own 

business and 

share 

millions of 

credit card 

holders. 

Mobii Credit Card holders, 

BuUt4n customers for Mobil 

dsaJerg. You get u complete 

Une of Wgh-pfoflt auto prod- 

uote; jAm service Jobs, 

Tmintag wWi pay, rinanelal 

flwtauMice ttvailable. Oppor, 

now If you quality. Call 

Day 345,2273 

Night 927*2321 

MOBIL 

J4tfi ind lay Amu* 

Oc#*n City, N. J. 

BUS, OPPORTUNiTliS 

HtSTAURANT fufly eqytppad in SS 

neMefif eond Alto h.3i iftcsme apt* 

»e.i^nî« CiU Edmtmd L Wiî 

Am R&fil r Btitt* fl 10 Osiin Aye , 

149-0900 7=24 

FOOD MARRFT fsr »ala or rent 

S«if iftryie* 1 new in opeFstiWi JO'* 

1OG' btjitding On 40's 1 h0' Cornm* 

proporty AddiEionaf pafi«r1g nr»a 

eO'sl&O' FistuFRs indud* 90' ef ra- 

frigi*rafQ, fl.lifis, 100 ft theMrtg § 

sc-l!**, grqiJipmL-rlt foe self ierSHee 

moat dftpsflmof.!, grinds?^ il!e»ft 

band savV etc Located 15 mliii 

from Atlantic City off routs 30 

& m.i i I n rri ou n t pf cath d 

5100 f f 

Call 399 5100 

q ed 

»nfQfmati&n if 

HOSnDWALK LU 

businrss 'or male ^ftaionai. 

equipped foil 399 )8J6 

IN THE CENTER or Our gri 

by your own ability' stocked 

rqmpppd with modgrfi fixturBS 

flilHing modorri 10 

apl Soriy on phgrie information 

MARGATE 

MOTFJ.POOL 

Ucii ^sfnhListiit), t 

* I fsfamit me baths. 

fyrn!*ft*ri A hgatjffful Noffip 

CQZV RETIREMENT COTTAGE on 

vi I i ft Li vi ng rt^fn fli ni ng rpoiTi: 

modfffl bath, beayttfuHy land 

icap«d All this with msn? «* 

VlXfciy RENT = MtWfeffi ? bed 

room home in Senders Patnt. 

Iciults only S;?§ per month 

COLONIAL TVP[ two ilory home 

near NDrtfi ancl Ocean furnished. 

J Bedreemi, rith and pearls? fQefn. 

living 

Very 

SJ50 

Atlantic *ue 

^ r&ftm. kiteftsn 

Urge bgeb yard 

Belli FMat» 14 

F I f 

TRIPLEX APARTMENTS nil rented 

yetHy Two P ear garaged 

Large lal I! 1,500 

SEVERAL CHOICE Building lott 

Goss Realty 

REAL ESTATI BROKER 


3W-2098 

RCTIHEMENT OR 

ream, rnodern 

with dining ares # , e 

IBM file bath, garage electric heat 

tJfsder 125,000 Router Realtof^, 

MS Ocean Ave F B!l 

INCOME, limng 

electng kitehen 

2 b#droorn5, eer 

OUTSTAJJDING VALUI in Gar- 

dens Three eedroeim cottage, 

maids roofri, i ! /? &3ths, firepiace, 

(arage, furnished 12!,500 

HAGER REALTORS 

431 BiHtrtt. Road 

OCIAN CITY. N, J, 

(XTRA LARGE STORE — Good tar 

most any business, plys a ne* 

spgsioui apartmBfif above Ap§rt 

ment has 3 bedroorTis. Nvmg rsarri, 

dinirig roam. farfiily kitchen, J 

baths, and utility room Store Is 

presently equipped for super mar- 

ker Owner will remove equipment 

and reduce price if necessary. Lo- 

cated in a nice Business section in 

PlaasantyiMe CBaital Realty, Real, 

tors, 310 Atlantic Ave, 399,3119 

ClcMd Wednesdays F t f 

MAGNIFICENT R1SIDINCE on 

the Arkan&as Ave. Lagoon con- 

taining 4 bedrooms. 3 tile baths, 

I ear farafe and featuring 3 

boat slips and beautiful large 

sprmkjered grounds, Really a 

fine home you Uisuld see with- 

out delay 

NOME TOR A SUCCESSFUL man 

* Loeatsa on a beautiful lot 

this hcime Mfli built by its own- 

er to be the belt of its kind 

Th*r« is 5 btdroDms, I tile 

battis, up to date equipment 

and a faoulous ocean view. Ask 

te see this home tomorrow 

SOMERS TOINT FAIRvVAYS — 

two Story Cape Cod homf 

containing 4 bedrooms. 2 baths, 

I car garage. Offered unfurnish- 

ed 122,000 Witn immediate 4el- 

tlernent 

INSPECTION by appointment 

only -= no phone informatiDn 

WOODS - > 

Agency" 


tyling, 

with 

SPLIT LEVEL—2 yeari old 1 bed, 

rooms plus family room Price 

121, iOQ. Located in a very nice 

•ectiofi of tom*rs Point Availaole 

immediately Coastal Realty, Real- 

tors, 330 Atlantic Ave, 35|.]BB9 

Cicsed Wednesdays. F t i 

IF TOU NAVI~CHARM — han't I 

hoffli to mateli, Caloniat st 

tlrse foyer, restful living rflom 

ftreplaee, seft-tone carpetinj formal 

Slning room, modern electric kit- 

ehen ! ear garage, 4 bedrooms. 

3 vi Mths, Superb ocean yiew In- 

specuen by sppointment thru Rou 

sher Realtor. 91S Ocean Ave 

F 114 

OOMMeROIAL PHOPIRTY, centrslly 

toMted including stores and of- 

ficn, LHted tengnts Appro-imately 

IS% net income. IS% down, bal 

•neo 15 year mortgage at 7%, Write 

Box 317, Sentinel Ledgsr, 0-7 

World champ ice skater makes 

Debut as a pro in ice Capades 

Hit h th 

rh , 

7 

REAL iSTATi—R1NT WINTER RENTALS 

mp l l 

id v, ni 

UAHB, NS, 

O,irti?r i^ 

MODERN 

f> r.erjronr 

ABM - ?(4 (Jafttrsil 

? rcinimaFcial lacjtioii 

^îir *f,; 4 nr* room* 

y-iur inspection , f>*,t»d 

W,Sh.*rTi Bfeîir,! §10 

t( 

.nri a 

infix 

S I I 

I \ 

i Ih 1 h 

Till. m 

ii-rr Mortal 

Olympir 

World 

*or 

for 

4 and 

Hurry 

ap! 

IJ4I 

m 

J ?0l 

Ayf 

STORAGI POR RINT 

STORifif SPACE 4VAIIHBLF it 

QteAi C*y E?prei5 Co. ""- M8 

Svp r.ill 19S0605 If 

ROOMS 

CiIiif.N _ ..m 

BirnooM w,, 

qtjiet locator, 

mfi Matu,,, rM 

NtW ONE BEDROOM APT Equipped 

*ith air Lond'tioning. refrigerator 

111? psr mfinth Grace Realty, Real 

Utri !8tN god A^byry 309 1811 

t I 

»OOMS til, 

ane Aiianj,c. 

g ang ihr 

$i New h Gf tountftf 

in, ft,,- tali. 185 

foi b 

r5*r, 

MARMORA =- 

liul tyrrcsjn 

fireplaff, J15D 

1??5 

ountry ranch, begy 

1.ng^ ? bedrs^ni. 

per rnonth yearly 

A,jg 1 Can 39a 

7 24 

MO0ERN 1 BtDROOM APT 

lr>3^ Available Aug 

month Call 1981M 

quiet 

yearly 

§ per 

7 24 

APTS. FOR RENT 

WINTER OR 

*PB!, SO? 

rEARLY 

Ith SI 

RENTAL — 

fl 

B7 

Buy & Sell 

with 

CLASSIFIED 

_APj 

PUBLIC NOTiCi 

BEAUTIFULLV FURNISMEe cottage, 

large yard, Shade, cool, private, 

parking no noise safe,, outside 

shower, nice kiterien, sleeps 7. BOO 

sq ft For surnmer or yearly $75 

399!0Oi 7-24 


COTTAGE sleeps 4. close to beach 

%%% weekly. Brand new one bed- 

room api lloo weekly Goss Real 

ly. RE Broker 12ij Assury Ave, 

3 91 ?OT8 F7-H 

SEVERAL very mee three Bedroom 

tsfUie and apts Monthly 1600 

weekly (HO Goss Realty, R.E- irot. 

inHd fnr family 

rivriiatifiri I stiirlcd oui by 

pushing a rhajr arrHifid !hf 

rink he iaughrd, hut ! 

learned fasl and wa* koiiii 

brrithf.ni played hiickoy. and 

hav.< Kinet- done quit* well in 

skiing and sailin)! rcimr»>t.itit)ns 

My brother. Dick, i* an the 

US Ski Team," informpd Tim 

"But I stuck to figure iikating 

and got all sort* of flak fur thai 

frrim my brothers " 

Wood rirst compeU'd at age 

10 in the Junior Buffalo 

Invltatifinal He won the 

Novice MidwMtern. junior 

M i d w este m and Novice 

"Nationals, and at 15 captured 

the Junior Nationals title 

The personable youn^ skater 

describes his skating style as 

classical "1 try- to go more for 

the i-lean, long flowing lines a 

strength 

TIM WOOD 

Tim h manner is 

completely natural He 

bounce,, mto a r g u m W | t h 

enough energy and vitality to 

chaj-ge up half a dozen people 

At S'10". he is a tnm 14S lbs 

and never has to diet He 

believes m plenty of rest, 

avoids late parties and followi 

a rigorous practice schedule 

While continually reaching 

for the highest of amateur 

skating honors. Wood also 

completed three yean of 

undergraduate studies l t John 

Carroll University in Cleveland 

What is victory to a 

ehampi n? "It's a feeling thai 

can t bi put into words you 

have to experience it to 

understand it, " said T)m "It'i 

include triple saiehows; was much more 

wage by George Hagedom 

Proposals lire now being 

made for raising the statutory 

minimum wage in this country 

Most notably. Congressman 

Dent of Pennsylvafliii has 

introduced a bill for that 

purpose, and committee 

hearings on it are pending The 

Dent bill would introduce a 

new feature into 

minimum-wage legislation: the 

labor force would be divided 

into several categories, with a 

throughout its history, has 

been mainly on the lower 

fringe of the labor foree-the 

unskilled, uneducated, 

teenagers, etc Persons in tht 

higher echelons of the labor 

force, who in most instanea 

were already well above the 

minimum, were insulated from 

the direct effects of the 

legislation So were the 

indu (triei which depended 

different minimum wage to be mainly on that kind of labor. 

applied tojach 

We don't know whether this 

proposal has any chance of 

adoption in this eonp-egsional 

session. The odds seem to be 

against it, mainly because of 

the crowded agenda of 

Congress But we suspect that 

the subject will not*be dropped 

and will get serious political 

attention some time not too 

far off. For thai reason, we will 

discuss iis economic 

implications here 

The Federal Fair Labor 

Standards Act of 1938 

established a statutory 

minimum wage, and successive 

increases were enacted in 1949 

1966, 1961 and 1966. Thus it 

is not too surprising that we 

see sips of the subject being 

reopened once again. 

The direct impact of the 

statutory minimum. 

PUBLIC NOTICI PUBLIC NOTICI 

THREE HDROOM APT 

balance season ifiOO 

Aug. 1400. weekly $100 

B449 

sleeps 1, 

month of 

Call .399- 

t.f. 

Or. THE BEACH — Sim and Oen- 

tral. 1 ant 3 bedroom apts 

Available season, half s«aton. 

monthly Mr Ivans ii21 Central 

Ave 3M-101I " 7-31 

TWO TO SIX person summer apts 

available frorr Aug 29 thru Labor 

Day week. $60 to $95 per mt. 

BOO Oce»n Ave., Ocean City 399. 

!»M t.f, 

11th AND WESLEY—very attrjetlve 

] room and bath apt. slnpt 4, 

private parkinf. Available July 25 

Aug 1st and Aug 8 15th U9 *»ITAL 

not/ 

;,ooo,ooo uo 

1.071,411.19 

4.IM.48189 

ACCOyNTS 47.937 J«l .at 

UFHOMAMO ' 

•••rill or total dapHIti for th. I! catandar dayi »ndin» 

with call data 40JM,N1,30 

rac of toiai Isant for th. is calandar diva •niting with 

eiii «•• , H.2MJ7S.76 

1, Samual K Oftr. Vlc« r>ra*ll*an| 4 CMhiar, o( ttt. «bov. fllmM b»nk 

do nanrty daen mat thii raoart of candlllen .. u-u. arM eei»a« ft th* 

Mi of my ImaNladia and tailaf, 

SAMUtL K OVER 

Wa, th* unMralgnad dlrwMn atiau m* ttfrnctnau of tMi rw»rt of 

nfMIUen .nd daflara Wai it rial kaan HUMIN by u. and is rh. bi.t •( 

our knowlatia *nd b.ll.f la Irua Ind cornKt. 

JOHN t, QANOY 

JOHN a. ram 

HMB1J B, WittU 

H 

Undoubtedly, in i^reaae in 

the minimum has secondary 

effects in raising waps of those 

not directly affected, as forces 

develop to restore customary 

wage differentials, THis indirect 

effect depends, however, on 

the strength of the direct 

impact on lower-paid workers 

in the same industry, and it is 

somewhat weakened as it 

percolates up the wage scale. 

Thus it remains true thaU-s 

substantial part of the labor 

force, and of the industries 

which employ them, has felt 

relatively little impact from 

past increases in the minimum. 

However, the part of the 

labor forcSj, which is most 

îmmediately' affected-- the 

"unskilled and the teenagers-is 

the part which suffers most 

severely from chronic 

unemployment. This naturally 

rases the question of whether 

you are doing these groups any 

favor by making it met* 

expensive for potential 

employers to hire their 

services 

Various attempts have been 

made in the past to detect and 

measure the effects of 

minim urn-wage increases on 

employment opportunities 

Generally the results of such 

inquiries have been 

inconclusive The procedure 

has been to make case studies 

of what adjustments certain 

industries, which employ 

lower-paid types of workers, 

made after »n increase in the 

statutory minimum. Very 

rarely were any large 

immeHate reductions in 

employment observed. 

We believe, however, the 

împact of an increased 

Tn i n i m u m in reducing 

employment opportunities is 

very' real and very substantial, 

although perhaps too wbtle to 

be mea-iured by such case 

examples. The effect is likely 

to appear in 1 failure to create 

new job opporttinities, rather 

than in a destruction of 

existing ones 

When new optrationt are 

contemplated, the higher 

minimum must be taken into 

account in deciding whether 

they are worth undertaking, 

»nd whether they might be 

done more economically in 

ways that do not involve 

unskilled labor. Thus a* old 

jobs disappear by normal 

attrition, new jobs in not 

created to take their place and 

unemployment rite* among the 

unskilled and teenagers It U • 

process that Ukei place 

gmduilly, it it hud to point to 

ate* of lomething that tnifht 

hive happened but didn't 

Advocatel of a higher 

minimum hare utually refected 

argument* that it would h*»« 

in adrer** effect on 

employment We tuapact that 

they knew that it really would, 

and thu hat had aom« mttnlttt , 

on th. amount fr.flft.- 

cnsis. when it was *o 

meaningfui to me, that I could 

do it and come til rough 

Believe me, ifi a time when 

you seriously doubt yourself." 

As a professional skater, 

Wood explained that the 

extreme pressurei of 

eompefjrjve skating are now »" 

thing of the past, although if i* 

still necessary to keep in good 

condition and practice dally. 

Winning the approval and 

applause of the audience and 

of his peers 8t each 

performance ii ju§t as 

important to Wood as winning 

one skating event 

In the 31st edition of Ice 

Capades, Wood displays j ^ 

spectacular shwomanshjp and 

flawless skating be performing 

the cornpetitiwikatini routine 

World Chanrpionship 

Chief Economist 

National Association 

^f Manufactann 

political enthusiasti for a 

hi^jer minimum from raising it 

to a point where it would 

obviously put whole Mjtneets 

of tndujtry, and the people 

who work tor them, into 

serious difficulty 

Thii, brings up the subject of 

Congreisman Dent's 

gimmick-dividing the labor 

force into categories and 

applying a different minimum 

to e*ch one. 

At first bhidi the idea bMm 

certaiB togkal appeal. (Wetri 

discussing the general propotal 

of a categormed minimum 

wa|#, rather than the fpeeiflcs 

of the Dent bill). You could, 

for example, segregate 

teenagers, apply a lower 

minimum to them, and thus 

avoid interfering too much 

with their job opportunities. 

You could also put certain 

industries which employ 

su b»tantial .„ numbers of 

unskilled Workers into a 

»epaf»te group, and thus 

protect them against the 

otherwise damaging effects of 

an increase in the minimum for 

Other industries. 

We would fear, however, 

that the introduction of a 

categorized minimum wage 

would, on the contrary, tend 

to spread the adverse effects of 

minimum w age legislation 

more broadly through the 

economy. It would do this by 

retrioving the political 

r«straints which have, up until 

now, kept increases in Uie 

minimum to some degree 

Within bounds You simply 

remove the industries which 

would suffer the moil 

imms'diaie and obvious 

damage, and you would have 

much greater freedom in 

raising the minimum for 

everybody else. The sizable 

p«rt of the Am*rican economy 

for which the federal minimum 

has been a very minor 

consideration might find that it 

had b#come a major burden, 

When he introduced his bill, 

Congressman Dent said; "... 

unfortunately, every time we 

have acted to increase the 

minimum wage rate, we have , 

generally done io by filing it 

to an amount the least able in 

our economy we're able to 

pay. Consequently, margma) 

enterprises have managed to 

dictate what the minimum 

waje rate would be for all 

covered employees by their 

ability to pay," 

But what hat been a tourc* 

of frustration to Confrenman 

Dent appear< to ut to have 

been i very salutary rwtnunt. 

Th« fact th.t hu bill would 

profide a 56 percent inciaaai 

in two yMH in the minimum 

wage applicable to moat 

indurtrial worker* wbowi what ' 

can happen when that rortraUtt 

M removed. 

for the 

Congreatman 

the idM of having 

different legal wag*'in 

bound to bfe political)/ 

attractive For modi ti*mm'X>! 

reaiotu It ftvajd V4;f\ 

•-. Si, 

i,/

PAG! 12 — SECTION TWO THE OCiAN CITY SENTINILLIDOiR FRIDAY, JULY 24, 1970 

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AMion, Slone H.irbiir, Wildwood 

•ml tape May 

DepgrUlfi's and informal,,IB; 

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porceliinenamel erisper iee cube frays 

• Automatic interior light 

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ONLY 

Including On» Y—r Warranty an Parti ;in City SuftiniJ Association 

ri'hum* 1 !;] Tupsri;iy t'vpnin^ a! 

I41h si bt'iicli Tlui lasi itw 

week* poor Mirf'inM ccind !! iciiis 

h,id prt'Vyil^H (orrmj: (hi 1 

po?4.ponHni!>nl ol thr t-vt nfs A 

grand total of 76 conEi^fanu 

n i g!S.U i rtHi tor- Ihis paî 

Titpsday's ennit'-sts 

AlHi-n RirhartU. inrapiunny 

fh* ! junior m*-n's divisinn. 

liiliiled S;i points .Jim 

Hamilton finished M'cond with 

Hlj points*, .iim Duifv was a 

close- third with M points, 

while WayIIP Bh/zard and Dave 

y 

Scihal tied 

Scihal won 

howt'vrr, 

perfi'rmmic 

wave 

for fourth placr 

thp fourth m*°dal. 

basod on hi>on 

his noxt bi*st 

DOUB Richards, winnpr in 

the boy's division, accumulated 

123 points to win thf event 

easily Boh McLaughlin 

finmhed second with y\ f)5 

pjiinls Grorge Salvpst'n ^jr>rt-d 

93 poiiiLx to piirn third, with 

Joe Vodgcs and Kert Tomaselh 

gcttini: fourth with H7 pointr. 

apittr VndiJp.i gnl the medal 

on the basis of thf npxl hesi 

wave 

Dick Doyle wa* thr winner 

in the men s division with B2 

pciints Larry Friedel scored 1^ 

pointis for second place, Ed 

D'Oriu got 72 points for third, 

and Bob Marihajrs 71 pointi 

t-arned him fourth place 


National Bank 

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i 

r rhr- women's division was 

won hv Kris Wilkinson with fll 

points Piilly Wilkinson scored 

7 i Int second. Ginger Wilson 

managed third with fSH pninU 

and Paulette Friedel and Janet 

WeMs finished with 52 points 

each in a fourth place tie Miss 

Friedt-i won the rnedal in the 

i H> hrenk iny system 

Mu-kie Didinaer scored 79 

ptsmL-* to. capture the senior 

men's division Tom Fenne-ssey 

•lured 68 poincs for spcond 

place Boh Adams was third 

with 5R poinyi and Gerry 

Deiirborn s 54 points gave him 

the fourth place medal: 

In the novice events, new 

this year, there were four 

winners The eafnpetition is 

open only to non-medaj 

winners Bob Killc and Todd 

Sepelln earniid novice medals in 

the hoy's division, Tom Henly 

was a winner in the junior 

men's while Carl Ladd 

raptured the men's contest 

Tuesday night will see the 

ri ii si! contest toward the 

Co m m issio ner's Trophies. 

These awards are presented on 

the basis of accumulated points 

over three Tuesdays. The 

'contest* will resume the 

fnllowing Tuesday in 

competition for the OCS/i 

Trophies 

Old friends meet 

at Phillies camp 

At- the Phillips baseball 

Irymi i camp Saturday on the 

Bay av. bail field, there was a 

happy reunion between 

inhniiv Oflrion, chief scout for 

the Phillies baseball team, and 

Bill McCandiess, of Ocean City 

Oudi-n and McCandiess, 

along with George Earnshaw, 

were at one time pitchers for 

the oid Baltimore Orioles, 

Earnshdw later pitched tat the 

funnei Philadelphia Athletes. 

As a matter of coincidence, 

Ogden, McCandiess and 

Eiirnshaw, ill were originally 

from Kwathmore, Pfi. 

McCandiess, who now livrai 

at 1 17 BrijfantirTe dr.. was also 

a pitcher with the old Ocean 

City Rivera baseball team. He 

sh;in.'fl mound duties with 

Freeholder Francis Townsend, 

iOfiin City 

CLASSiFlfD AD 


TRIE/HIT 

QCYAA baseball 

Colony leads 

Soroptimists 

Minor Iji'iil 

COLONY, , SOROPTIMIST 2 

John HwiMMioy »m licked H 

two-run hump run i" Ihi 1 third 

inninii lo piicc Colony In (in 

upsrl Win in the first Uiirm* nf n 

bust of Ihrnr playoff series 

Colony, which had di'fi'iili'H 

PMBA to ram a playoff rwrth, 

was Iradlny. I 0. iiflcr two 

Innings find widpn(>d th' 1 ioiifS 

to 3 0 iin Swrcnrv's hliisi 

Soroptimist Scared rsiire ifi 

hoth tho third and fourth 

InnilliJS In piiinl out (he 

imporian**v of iht* horn* 1 run 

SwsMTH'y ndrled a singlr to hm 

circuit "blast while Don Foglio 

rappt'd two Minpl#'s for th** 

losers Doug Schappi'll was Ihr 

losing pii'hpr thtillBri hi' hi'lped 

hy* own rauNp with a Inplo 

Kevin Smirk was frcrhi^H wiih 

thf* victory fo' C"h?"V 

Major l 

PBA i t LRniON, in 

Mike Kooker singled to 

center with two outs in the hist 

inning as the undefeut.id 

leaders gaim'd their - toughest 

victory of the season Legion 

seared three runs in the top of 

the sixth inning to take a 10 9 

lead but PBA scored once in 

each of the two remaining 

frames to notch the win. Mike 

Sanninn pared the winners 

with two singles Mike Linahan 

smacked a double and two 

singles for the losers. Lenny 

Srott, who relieved Steve Ang 

in the third inning, was 

credited with the mound 

victory Vinnip Lornhardi was 

the loser though he allowed 

only five hits Billy Nicholas 

made two key defensive plays 

for PBA in right field 

KfWANIS. 16, EXCHANGE, 2 

LJenny Byrne tossed a 

five-hitter ami joined his 

teitmrnates in collecting 1ft hits 

as thp Kiwanis took a giant 

step toward clinching second 

place. In winning his second 

victory of the season, Byrne 

struck out four and didn't walk 

one batter He personally 

scored three Kiwanis runs 

while hitting two singles Steve 

Booth »nd Dave Slaughter 

paced the winners a' the plate 

with three singles each. Booth 

drove home three runs. Jim 

Molt, Kevin Gayle and Brian 

Camp each hit safely twice for 

the winners off loser Dave 

Hartman Bobby Harre slugged 

a home run and a single for the 

losers while Doug Ely 

contributed two singles 

LEQION, 1 1, AUXILIARY, 10 

Mark Adams doubled in the 

last inning and got around to 

score the winning run as the 

Legion nearly blew a 80 lead 

against last place Auxiliary. 

The winners scored'sli runs in 

the f)fst two innings without a 

hij/as losing pitcher Mickey 

Impagiiazzo ran into a wild 

streak Auxiliary scored nine 

times in the next three innings 

with Impagiiazzo contributing 

two singles and Rich Caskey 

smacking a double and Mingle. 

After four innings. Auxiliary 

held a 9-7 lead. Legion tied the 

game in the fifth when Steve 

Gillian walked and Scott 

Eisenlohrand Vinnie Lombard] 

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No tales pitch, just a free taite of Trjearjing. 

Well lend you a helrnot and show you how 

to nut this amajMng three wheeler through 

its paces. There's nothing else like it, 

you'ye got to feel it for yourielf. Gtt it 

together, stop in ind get your taste todiy. 

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BIMrMwM by RKrNllsnii r*rMuetl OWiiiMi, 

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both singled Lombard! singled 

home iilHilher run in the sixth 

as l^>t*ion took the lend. 

Caskey and Chuck Murphy 

both singled to 'produce 

another Auxiliary run but they 

fell iim' sluirt of their second 

victory of the season Rich 

Tolson WHS the winning 

I.R(!ION, 7, RSfHANnE, n 

A double by "Mark Adams 

and singlei. by Vinnie 

Iîmhiirdi nnd Scott Eisenlohr 

paced Ijpgiiin to n four run 

ihjK), inning nnd an important 

•rngj,fr league victory Mike 

Linahan was the winning 

piU-her while striking out. 10 

He allowed only three hits 

Adams was the leading Le0on 

hitter with two singles in 

addition to his big double 

Dave Hflrtmari was the losing 

pitrher Mickey Calise, Doug 

Ely and Al N»ill got the only 

Kxrhynge hits 

PBA K. LIONS. S 

The league leaders fell 

behind, 4 0 but rallied to score 

eight runs in the next four 

innings to add another 

important victory and remain 

unbeaLen through 12 games, 

Mike Sanninn was the winning 

pitcher and cracked a double 

and n single to parp the PBA 

hitters Jt •• Bowen's double 

was the big hit for the losers. 

Snnnino struck out 15 but 

walked 13 in pitching a 

Ihree-hitter Losing pitcher 

Dave Stasak limited PBA to 

f oil r h i ts. 

EXCHANGE, 13, LEGION, 7 

Brent Hope cracked three 

hits and Al Neil! did a good job 

on the mound as Exchange 

gained revenge against Legion 

and took a firmer grip on the 

third playoff position. Scoring 

four Urnes in the flfs! inning 

the winners were never 

seriously threatened by Legion^ 

Losing pitcher Mike Linahan, 

who ajlowed only five hits, 

walked 12 batters. Linahan 

struck out IB batters, however, 

the most in one game by any 

pitcher this season. Ht fell one 

short of the all-time record of 

20 established in n nine inning 

overtime game by Mike 

Cunningham, Linahan's total 

was a new regulation game 

record eclipsing the mark of 18 

set by Dave Faragher and 

equalled by Ted Outowicz. 

Linahan also paced the Legion 

hitters with a home run and 

two singles. Neil) struck out 10 

in fashioning the win. 

MAJOR LEAGUE 

STANDINGS 

PBA 12-0 

KrWANIS g • 3 

EXCHANGE 6•8 

LEGION 4 - 8 

LIONS 4-8 

AUXILIARY 1 10 

LEADING.PITCHERS 

SANNINO, PBA 6 • 0 

SCOTT, PBA S - 0 

BYRNE, KIWANIS 2 • 0 

SLAUQHTER, KIWANIS 2 0 

JONES, KIWANIS 3 2 

NBILL, EXCHANGE 3 • 3 

HOME RUN LEADERS 

SANNINO, PBA 

JONES, KIWANIS 

nvIPAGLIAZZO, 

AUXILIARY 

LINAHAN, LEGION 

Donkey Ball Gnme 

The Somers Point Lions 

Club will play the Somers 

Point Knights of Columbus in'a 

donkey baseball game on July 

88, 7 p.m., at the Little League 

Baseball Park in Somers Point, 

Tickets can be purchased at 

park, and refreshmenta will be 

on sale, Proceedi will go to the 

Lions International Sight 

Fund, 

Going to 

Ireland 

Ask the Gal 

who's been then ,.» 

Gertrude Lascar 

TRAVEL AGENCY, 

INC. 

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Dobbs STRAW HATS 

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Bermuda Shorts • Bathing Trunks 

Sport Coats 

Short Sleeve Sport Shirts 

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DAIIY NEWS 

BY RADIO 

From The 

Sentinel Lodger 

WOND, MOO KC, 11 «m. 


MIDWEEK 

EDITION 

Where to go and wh»t 

to MS« thru Thursday 

90TH YiAR — He. 24 relephone 399-5411 OCEAN CITY. NIW JiRSEY, TUfSDAY, JULY 28. 1970 PRICE 10c 

I What they say 

There has been criticism recently by natives ind 

people visiting this resort that they have been 

unable to obtain the services of a medical doctor in 

an emergency. Do you believe this is the case? 

And. if so, what can be done about it? 

Fred Dubbs 

2232 West av. 

We called every 

doctor In the book the 

other night to get help, 

I think the doctors 

should get together 

and take turns being 

on call as ii dona In 

other towns. 

Ralph Paulin 

liMWtitav. 

I think it's true 

doctors art hard to 

get, but they work 

long hard hours and 

can't be expected to 

work 24 hours a day. I 

just don't know what 

can be done about It. 

George Hinsen 

724 Atlantic av. 

If my family was 

sick I'd take them to 

the hospital. Every 

time you call a doctor 

he wants to know If 

you're on Medicare, 

and if you are he 

won't handle you 

because of ill the 

paper work. 

Mrs. Richard S. Grimes 

102 Bth st. 

0OVs haven't needed a 

doctor In many years, 

but our doctor was 

always willing to come 

out day or night. And 

the hopsital is always 

willing to help with an 

emergency. 

Mrs. Frahk Bolush 

Philadelphia 

I've never needed a 

doctor Hera, but I 

don't bring my Mother 

down because she is 

sick and I'm if raid I 

wouldn't be able to get 

medical help for her. 

Young people 

in unusual garb 

can't congregate 

Saved from tea by lifeguard* 

An urdinanri 1 Hi'Signod to prrVi?nl 

Uilurn inndfnUi with largr crowds 

suc^h as ocrum-d *t! 9th si iind th*' 

hiiardwalk Friday a wwk ago wa* 

piBspd nn firsl fi'adiniJ al a spcciaj 

mi^'tiny (if C'Mv n/*miflyy.!fjn Fridny 

Ths-' ordlnanrr. aimtxi spf'Cificaily at 

yining pniplc. m.ik.s it illegal for a 

(Jroup [if sii persons or mnrn lo 

rrirlt'n'Bati' in public placet, at cprtain 

lirm*s and undnrCPrtain cirCurnstanrpg 

A maximum penalty nf $500 or 90 

days ni jail rtr With, givpn the np^ law 

Mim* 1 U'pth 

AccurdinE to thf ordinancp thn 

Pnlifii Dfpartnu.nt is "finriine it 

diffiru'l to majnLain proper ordt-T in 

VIMW of !h

PAGE 2 THE OCEAN CITY SENTINf L-LBDGER TUISDAY, JULY 28, 1970 

THE FLING JUNIOR STYLE These 

three wee lassirs vwre among those 

competing in the ynrfpr seven category at 

the Third Annual Atlantic Highland 

International Scottish Gamps h.»Id 

Obituaries 

Ruth I, Hanthorn 

Mrs Ruth L HarHhiirn, of 

1638 Simpson av , died 

Thursday at Shore Mprnnnal 

Hospital aftpr a short illnpss 

She was 8ft 

Two persons taken 

. from sinking boat 

A 38-foot cabin cruiser in 

route to a North Jersey boa! 

yard for repairs sank one mile 

east of the Oreal EJE Harbor 

Inlet bell buoy Sunday 

• afternoon with two persons on 

' board. 

The yseht^ "Sea Fin. " from 

- Washington, DC, was traveling 

from Ocean City, Md , with a 

,temporary patch on her hull 

'The boat was heading for 

_ North Jersey to receive 

• permanent hull repairs 

Operator of the eraft, 

, George Danker, of Washington, 

'DC, called the Coast Guard 

for assistance at 12 50 p.m By 

I the time a cutter arrived the 

boat was alrejdy submerged 

.; Danker and a cornpanlon were 

taken aboard the Coast Guard 

boit and the Sea Pin was taken 

* in tow to Sampson's Boat yard 

*t 3rd it. 

1% ^ 

c ameo 

Mrs Hanlhi Hamhnrn had 

local resident for ftiilr year* 

moving to this rity from 

Ambler. Pa She had been ;i 

member of the First WAAC 

Surviving are her husband. 

Charles C , two brothers, John 

M a c E w a n nd William 

M a c E w a n holh nf 

PhilndPlphia and one sister, 

Mrs Edith Nnrfi-S also of 

Philadelphia 

Funrral services wore 

ennriucU'd Monday morning 

from the Wirnberg Funeral 

Home with the Rev Charles L 

Wood, rector oT Holy Trinity 

Episcopal Church, officiating 

Inlfrrnent was at Laurel 

Memorial 

Township: 

Park, Egg Harbor 

E. Virginia Townsend 

Word was received here 

yesterday of the death of Mrs. 

E Virginia Townsend, of 18 E 

19th pi.. Chicago Heights. Ill 

last Wednesday after a 

prolonged illness. She was 60 

Mrs. Townsend was born in 

Prompt TV Service 

STOP LITTLE TROUBLES 

•«f«n tHty become Big OnMl 

SKILLED TECHNICAL SEBViCr 

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1046 ASSURV *VE 199-4110 

Saturday on the Refroation Fii-ld Lii 

to right the flinpnrs art" Ijiurit Uapicr 

Sharon, Pa , Elizabeth Mac 

Trenton nnd Marie Crnwlo 

Ohio Spntnr Photo 

C/hiriiyn 

Hn-ci in )9i 

(lie Bull;*' 

World War 

and ilrr mu 

Rmm;i Me 

rtvmdimts nl' 

F u nr-nil 

r tin d ii cteri 

Chirngo 

h,.ri 

Mrs 

Vineland youth cleared of assault on fireman 

in' v.-.k'. the Th' 

,nley F. 

city, who 

I- Bailie nf 

ijic during 

Mrs 

1 vming peoplr, whn have 

been banned from the 

pavillion. wanted to >jet out of 

the nun, hut dared not jump 

Ihr newly installed "keep out" 

railing However, two elderly 

ladies were admitted by 

Palfniman Daniel Money, who 

himself was trying to stay dry 

Thursday 

Michnt'l ,1 Barnurdini, '20, of 

Vitieliinri, was found not (ftiill> 

in Municipjil Court Mcmday of 

sinking Firem, i Frank 

ImpiiRliaxzi) in (he iirm duriiii; 

ii figli'l ;,! Hill si iinrl (h,, 

honrdwalk 10 days ago. 

Bernardim wsy; charged with 

:is«iiillin(j the fin.man who 

n-sponded tii a box alarm s,>i 

off dtinng the fracas m whieh ,< 

pohri. nfficrr was iniiirctl and 

taken to Ihi. hospiUil 

r.h;irei p 

g white rubber sole " 

Plus Many Other Styles! 

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$ 6.00 

FINAL REDUCTIONS 

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Music Pier 


ClarmncB Fuh/man 

Torn Perkins 

Frank Ryggieri 

Hit,,., 

conductor 

soloist 

manager 

'fpra.no 

Editor's noU- The Mysic Pier orrhwiFt propaJn printed 

hen' is suhjfrt Ui d (o thp Sentinel Ledger tor publication well In 

admnrt of the concert d«te« In the interim, changes an 

iiflJ'n made in the pfoframi The pfo|p*m« BIT printed by 

thf Sentinel Ledger at the r«]iii>«i of the onhMtrsi 

nianfigement as a puhlir e^rvire 

Tuesday 

July 2R 

John Riheechi 

J..IK R..h 

KnighLshridBe 

lure 

Suppi- Mareh 

Coa les 

rafllMi Meyerbeer Seguidilla 

Bizet 

John Rlherchl 

Anne Prenton 

liinpc 

RiibensLein Jazz Pizzicato Anderson 

,| t^,ng 

nnunriri The BellK'of 

Anni • Preston 

In Trnl Ruhenstein 

St Mary 

Tom Perkins 

Adams 


Finden Thursday, July SO 

Tom Perkins The Light Cavalfy 

\rnt-ficani We Fillmnre Overture Suppe 

INTERMISSION Che Gelida 

Mv Maryland Romberg Manina , Puoeini 

Mittmala U-oncavallo John Ribecchi 

John Ribmrhi La Reja Lacomt 

American PatTiil Meacham Ave Maria . ^ , Bach-Gounod 

Mieaila s Aria Bizet Anne Preston 

Anne Preston Jalousie , ...... , Cade 

YesterthoughUs Herbert Forgotten Cowles 

Into The Night Edwards Tom Perkins 

Tom Perkins Semper Fidelis , Sousa 

(,,roLisel . Rodgers INTERMISSION 

• • • ' Songj Of 

Wednesday, July 29 Scotland Lamp* 

Because d'Hardelot 

llaymond Overture Thornas John Ribeechi 

Quesk. 0 Quella Verdi Sylvia And 

John Ribecchi Morning . , , , Speaks 

In A Monastery Sempre Libera . Verdi 

Garden Ketelbey Anne Preston 

Una Voce poeo Fa Rossini Olow Worm ,,...., Lincke 

Anne Prfston Great Day , , . Youmins 

Moorish Tom Perkins 

Serenade 

Smilm Thru 

Chapi 

Perm 

The Sound of 

Music . . , . Rodjers 

Tom Perkins 

Un The Mall Goldman 

INTERMISSION 

Klli'en . 

La Donna E 

Mobile 

. Herbert 

, Verdi 

KEEP DRY 

THE MASCULINE WAY. 

On Dean's List 

Thomas Gill, of 26« Bay 

Shore dr . is arnone the 67 

studenLs named to the Deans 

Listjil the Phjiadelphia College 

of textileUtmd Science In j-" H -^ nYiimtTiifiouHnyno. 

recc.iijiiitiorr nf this scholastic f • •»• AT SW 5 « «i* i« _ J 

sir; for'thrs;^: . KWsU'i phQ^^ 

Alumni Aisociat.on. lthftWMl«y 3W4iSS 

Lf Col, Wood heads 

squodron in Thaiiand 

r S AIH Ffilii KS 

Thailand I S An K.TLN 

Lieu tenant (>.l.,Hel Pliul Si 

Wond ».iri ..I Mr-, Gr.'C B 

Mai Ihew, nl Albu((Ui- S « i> 

nn diilN nl Takiili Hi,\al Thin 

AFB Thailand 

f'nlcinel W'iMii i^ < iminiaiicler 

nl [ho . 1 f,", 1 h Si-rMfi* 

.Sfjuadron. Lt unit 'if the 1*,*^ »hc 

Air Forces h^.idquiiileF 5 . f"i .!!i 

the Far Eiisi and Put Ifit .irca 

Bi^lore his arnsal in Th,iila_nd, 

he ti'ri'i-'d ;ii Kirilnnii AKH ^' 

M 

A 1 y4,"*• hiuh « huol grsiriuiiti' 

f if Bord^-nKiwn. N J in* 

and'B S deare.. in ! 9fi0 i'i« 

thesL'K Military Academy 

His wife Miriam, is the 

daughter of Mrk Orari. B 

Local delegates 

at AMBC convention 

The New Jersey Education 

Congress of African MfthnduH 

Epiwopal Church is convening 

on the campus of Delaware 

Stale College in Dover The 

session opened yesterday and 

will continue through Friday 

Ttimorrow evening llSpm 

a Youth Ni(fh! Program will be 

presented. Those planning to 

attend from St James AMI 

Church of this city are the Rev 

Winfred S Scott, pastor, 

Shirley Davis, Joy Banki, Aline 

Dickersnn, delegates, Mrs Noel 

NolJpy, Mrs Geraldine BurTel! 

and Mrs Jams E Banks, 

WARDS 

SPECIALS 

Monday 

CAKE ?5c 

Tuesday 

CHOCOLATE 


Wmdnmtday 

l 


Thursday 

NORWEGIAN TORTE 

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In Oui'42nd Year 

WARDS 

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TIME TO tmnm. 

h fl dld * A ' iml| y Cogri »' 

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Only S MinittM Watt 

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OCEAN CITY-SOMERS POINT: 

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I 

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departing 

Sept, 28th 

941 

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Alert lifeguards save lives 

Tin' Oi'eun City Beach fiilrol m to lit) commended for 

its efforts in rescuing mi'mly-rs of the Klixk family after 

their single engine airplane crashed into the ori'nn (iff 

lth si, last Friday morning 

Lifeguards Ron Sawyer. Michael Kppig. .Jack Neall, 

Roy /ehner. and Dave Kelly'ft'sponded instantaneously 

whi'n they saw the plane was in trouhle They were m 

their boats and on the way to the plane before the 

Klui-ks even had a chance to climb out of the craft 

I'he guards administered first aid where needed while 

the fumil; 1 was still in the boats. On the bench they 

acted r|Uu\ ly and cooly under the direction of Roach 

Patrol Captain George T L-affr-rty. Other guards kept 

the crowds hack and elesired the ivnv from the bench to 

a waiting ambulance. 

Ii i» * "f them iinH their 

two children. 

The Occ.m City Beach Patrol has won every honor in 

swimming and rowing competitions Once again tliev 

proviHi (hey are number one when it really counts 

when hum on lives are in the balance. 

Royal snobbery 

One of the blessings enjoyed by all in these I'nitod 

States is the absence of a titled aristocracy and royal 

snobbery, which sets some socially above others hy law, 

the caste system. The founding fathers were wise 

enough to forbid that in the beginning 

That does not mean Americans should seek to make 

over older countries in its image, for institutions and 

customs which have become traditional in these 

countries often Kave a sentimental appeal to many. 

Nevertheless, when we get a taste of royal snobbery 

from abroad every §o often it makes one proud to be an 

American, 

This was the impression on several occasions during 

the visit of Prince Charles and Princess Anne of Great 

Britain, Princess Anne particularly showed her feelings 

of superiority on occasion and both youngsters acted 

out their roles in an aloof and reserved manner, even 

hospitable, 

Americans must never forget that the royal families 

of Europe quietly look upon this country somewhat as 

many of us look upon Russia, We were the major 

western power to put an end to the feudal hangover of 

kings and queens and titled aristocracy. This nation's 

revolution was the beginning of the end for legal, social 

advantage. And thus many of Europe's titled families 

still look upon the American with distaste, sometimes 

with snobbish condtseention. Britain's present Queen is 

suspect (though not Philip) and Princess Anne seems to 

reflect her mother's chilly personality and superiority all 

too well. 

Russian and Chinese rivalry a 

chance for peace (the Russians 

continue to recognize the Lori 

No! Cambodian regime while 

the Chinese sponsor »nd 

promote the Sih«nou]t 

government). 

havu aeei'|ited as umhanintiK, 

change, Vuluu.s wv thought un. 

Hhakablo, topple. Then it's time 

to turn to our Lord for no fir. 

cumstance is creator than the 

pvercominfr power of ji-sus 

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Capitol Hill 

Washington, DC - There 

The Washington attitutji- is 

are several new turns which 

also a question-mark The two 

mike the mission of the 

conditions which the North 

highly-respected diplomat, 

Vietnamese have made musts 

David Bruce, interesting- with 

from the beginning are 

some possibility of success. 

(l)-That the L'.S" give a final. 

Though President Nixon has Hat assurance that a certain 

taken a position publielv which time US forces will be 

seems to preclude a negotiated withdrawn from Vietnam This 

settlememt (he has practically does not mean that U.S. troops 

given the ThieiJ regime must be withdrawn al nnc-e; 

blank check support for one some feel that a promise to 

thing), there is a genuine have all withdrawn within two 

evidence that the White House or three years might bo 

wants to move the Paris talks sufficient: 

off dead center, 

Second, the US must be 

Bruce himself would not 

willing to see some regime in 

likely have taken me 

assignment if he thought there 

slrirt's For ;iOI) year!, the 

hrrru'* rnrilinut'ri in yrow wild 

and with thi' rlfaring of the 

ianri fhi's bream*' scarciT and 

scarepr 

Early in thi.s Oi'ntury, the 

I' S Department of 

ABficulture d^cidrd to do 

sorm'thing .ibiiUt thr srareity 

Dr V \ ("oviji'' was placed jri 

waj no chance of success and 

no possibility uf'Flexibility in 

Washington He is a seasoned 

diplomat and realist 

His chance lies in two hopes 

- the possibility thai Russia is 

ready to have the war in 

Indochina end because it is 

increasing the Chinese role in 

that area and the possibility 

Washington will decide to 

Stand firm ,, , in the Lord 

support a freely-elected 

— (Phil. 1:1). 

coalition government In Saigon 

rather than the Thieu regime. Thi'ru arc limes when uur 

The Russian attitude is world seems shaken by the 

always a queitianffiark. But turn of uvents. Ginditioii.-f wt 

there are many who me in 

1 blut-bfrr 

i re ult From 19^^ I 

Nift It r P\ blu^b* rr\ 

t^g* incrnaîd 

nmdl,il> bD percent II I 

d multi million dolUr 

SaiRuti other than (he 

Thieu-Ky regime The North 

Korean 1 Th 

i th 

1*1 

jppni 

bu in 

N w lersty is *• und in th*^ 

Uniti d Slate's in lUltivatiti 

blu b* rry prudurtitin wilh 

-\tldntli Burlington dnd 0[*m 

uiuntiF'i leading th* wav l 

, dn nol trust Thleu 

land Americans on the spot 

know his novt'rnment is often 

rulhlessly Autocratic). They 

would not have any confidence 

in an ejection held under the 

Thieu regime's supervision. 

But they might agree to an 

electiiin in which Communists 

could run-as they can in 

England or America-which 

they felt was truely free, if 

Washington coupled that with 

a pledge to gel U S. troop! out 

of Vietnam in a specified 

number of years, 

Bruce probably doesn't have 

the authority to offer such a 

proposal at Paris But in time, 

if convinced such a soulement 

can he hud, he might be 

persuasion wjth the President in 

this diri'rtion. Veterans who 

have studied the situation for 

years say hit. chance lies in this 

direction and that it is the best 

to uimic along in snmi' time. . 

They see 'Washington's recent 

hint thnt it would talk to the 

North Vietnamese in Paris 

alone if iieci'ssary, as a sign of 

new flexibility in Washington. 

T prop i,( pulling 

acEitptii under on* rnnf 

of Ih* D* pjrtm nt 

Education 

Training 

. pu Fptim * 

thit nn\i f ii I undi i thi 

pruli I* Ml inn c I idui • i-a; a Inn', l,,,,\ |,iai i. 

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.i-li-. ••.,:i,|,|i.u. fai-ililics.to 

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iiUjtriii.c-r H: i,a>kill visited the 

r! on ,-IIIPII|,I\ wit, his camera, and 

Aircraft of flying weekenders fill the parking 

area at the Ocean City Airport, a mecca for 

airborne Sunday visitors to tiie Jersey Shore. 

OM of tin viritobto flMt of 

miting airptaiM «M off 

Airport for HM

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PAGE 6 THE 0G1AN CITY SINTINEL-LIDOER TUESDAY, JULY J§. 1970 

Notice to Dog Owners 

Plait* r«m«mb8r that Oc**n Clfy't dog ordinances 

provide for thm following- 

A. All dog! mutt b# proparly 

B. Mo dog is pcrmiHad to ruiS af Urge anywhere 

In Ocean City 

C. No dog Is illewed on the batches or beard, 

walk, either on leaih or otherwise, at any 

tima 

D. Any dog running at larga it subject to im 

poundmant 

I. Dog ownert are tubjeet to arrest for vielatlen 

of our dog ordinaries* 

We don't with fa appear arbitrary, but , , , 

Th* ibevi trm the ground rul»». Please try to eo- 

operate. Our pound if in operation We want yog 

to enjoy your tummer, but we want your neighbors 

to b« able to enjoy thftirj too. We hep* that you 

will endeavor to understand and help, 

DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY 

OCEAN CITY, NEW JERSEY 

9TH & OCEAN 

DIAL 390.8488 

j 

GIFT SHOPPE 

ay Jo Jke 

RISTAURANT 

OCEAN CTTY, N J 

Am CONDITIONED 

OW 4-10 DA1Y 

After dining at Watson '$ we cordially 

tSV*fr£&L, 

invite you to browse our Shoppe. 

'LOOK FOR THE STORE, WITH Tiff; 

LIONS ON THE DOOR" 

The Coilingwoods 

MONET 

White Summer 

JEWELRY 

NOW OFF 


long robes, pins, 

earrings and bracelets. 

Thomas 

Jewelers 


Welcome 

home 

Lynn 

When Corporal Lynn DelCorlo returned to Ocean 

City Friday after a year in Vietnam and a montfi In the 

Philadelphia Naval Hospital, his home and tha 

surrounding block wasn't quite as he remembered It. 

When the neighbors saw that his parents were decorating 

their home, the whole block soon was sporting flags and 

banners. The neighborly feelings want beyond 

decorating and shortly after his arrival the serviceman 

was bombarded by homemade cakej. pies, and cookies. 

It was good to be home. 

Antique* Show,Sale 

The Fourth Annual Antiaue 

Show and Silo, sponsored by 

the Colony Club, will be staged 

August 3, 4 and 5 in 

Convention Hall, 6th si, at 

Boardwalk, The show will open 

Monday at 3 p.m. and close at 

10:30 p.m. Tu»sday's hours 

will be 11:30 a.m. to 10:30 

p.m. and on Wednesday the 

doors will open at 1i:30iLjB 

and close at 0 p.m. ThirpOijlie 

is cordially invited to browse, 

visit and-iMsbmething strikes 

nnnr* ib buy. 

CHUCK FISHER 

Invites you to join 

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The proud 

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Mr, and Mfs. Lodgie 

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Lynn, who served with the 

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Corps and is due to be 

released in January. 

i 

i 

•*• 

Cape Chamber info centers 

busy places this summer 

CAPE MAY COURT- 

HOUSE Capv May County 

Chamber of Cummcrcp 

officials report thai visitors and 

lourisbi to ilif ji'rs'y Shore :ire 

utilizing the Chamber nprruti'd 

Tourist Information Centers 

more hi'ovlly this vi>iir, than 

expected 

The Parkway Center, .it 

jpnville, hiis had a 27 0 incri'iuii 1 

over lust year for the first two 

weeks of July, averaging ISO 

families per day The largest 

volume day was Saturday, July 

II, when over 260 persons 

visited the Center for 

information services 

In Cape May Court Hnusi 

at the Chamber s Exeeutivt> 

Office rind Tourist Information 

Center, 10 N. Mnin st , a staff 

Major traffic jams hove 

developed on Main st=. (Route 

9) in Ihr ("ape May Court 

House area 

Visitors to tfie Rape May 

County Historical Museum 

have IIIHO rearhpd an all tiffin 

The Seaviiln Parkway Centrr 

is iipiin spvcn days a week from 

If) am to 6 p.m., Monday 

through Thursday, and 10a.ni. 

to 10 p.m, Friday. Saturday 

,ind Sundays 

The Cape May Court House 

Office is opm Monday through 

Friday from 9 a.m. ld Thursday tm thp 

Miss Baker begins 

nursing studies 

Miss Lynn Bilker, daughter 

of Mr and Mrs Arthur H 

Bakrr, Jr , of Ocean City, has 

recently begun her sturjins m 

the Srhuol of Priictical Nursiriji 

al the Presbyt^nan rniVi'rsiiy 

Of Pennsylvania Mtirllral 

CPnU'r 

Miss Baker, a 1970 graduate 

of Pimnshury High 'School, is 

one of 24 girls enrolled in the 

year program which leads to a 

Career m a lirpnsed PrarUra! 

Nurse 

The School of Practical 

Nursing has recently received 

accreditation from the 

National League of Nursiny, 

making it one of two such 

schools in Pennsylvania, Since 

iU establishment in 1964, the 

School ha* graduated 134 

young men and women into 

the profession. 

ClusifM Adi Bring Rejulu 

SWEETHEART 

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Reading Club meeting, 

10 .10 am , al the Somers, 

Poirit Library, 7fi7 Shore rd 

* * * 

Somers Point Kiwanis Club 

dinner meetinB- S p m in 

Bethel rri nrphail 

TOMORROW (Wednesday) . 

Story Hour. 10:30 a.m., at 

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Shore rd 

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THI OCIAN CITY SiNTiNELLBDOER 

Poetry by McLaughlin 

to be read at Center 

A fitrTimi'fnfJraliv*' p'tt-ify 

redding In* thi' late William 

thr Orean Cily Ciiiliirii! Ari» 

Selection!, will be reiiii 

Mr Lnushlin k frirlhrDmiiiM 

bonk, "(.'unsplrac if'Lnvi 

and Death . Ui he published in 

S* l ptert\b«'r by nhiii ^l.it^ 

! fniviTslly pri-jit 

MeLaujjhhn. » firmer 

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severnl of hi* i-xperim 

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Phil Kf'lsey. of Allantir Cil>. 

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Oiurt Houw, Will r-i-ud 

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Southern Regional, and Rich 

Mulkecn. of Villanova. getting 

10 each. 

Tonight Knights Pharmacy, 

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Thursday 

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Tim Tnccarino niHHfri 

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Ron WnshmtHon. 

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Red Haider, p iCfd Ihi' IHMT 

with 17 pointj. Gene Davis, ,-n 

Ocean City starter hist season. 

netted 12, with Ocean C'lly 

freshman Mike Fipld* grit ing 

10 

In healint> Trola s two a> > 

earlier. Money 's team held the 

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Weist 

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Coff»y 

Gleason 

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Steneroeb 

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Moneys 

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Rolhi 

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Bon Wash.tKion .•* -mi-d 16. 

Buddy Abrams 13 and Oene 

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LIONCRMAMIR • JOSEPH DOUGHERTY 

T. Trots 

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Rider 

Gargsn 

Rsila 

Washington 

DayiS 

Bsyot 

Fislds 

Hsnnan 

Flanders 

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Bab's Grill 

^lymc-uth Inn 

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gain playoff 

Despite the absence of star 

•enter Franz Adler, thf 

Oiberson's Diner quintet 

gained an important victory 

last week and finished the 

regular .season in second place 

m the Oak crest Offseason 

Basketball League. An 

underhand layup by John Huff 

in the final ,10 seconds of play 

paCPd the largely local five to 

an H4-H3 win over Ward's 

All-Stars 

Trailing throu(iriout most of 

the contest, Giberson'i rallied 

in the fourth period and gained 

the win. Skip Given of last 

season's Ocean City High 

School team paced the victory 

with 21 points. Huff added 10 

with Olenn Darby scaring 18 

THI OCiAN CITY SeNTINiLLEDGeii 

VICTORS AND VANQUISHED 

Olgn Christenspn and Harry Roy (left), 

of Margate, won the mutt-d doubles 

round robin tennis tournament ut the 

Ocpan fity Tennis Hub Saturday Thp 

ShuffIfn on 

N«wi and goMip of 

ShflFWto Club 

Our rrogressivp on 

Wednesday nifht was another 

thirrl pi-"., i,. « f(1 ° l "««•"« w*lh 56 players 

Competing Itif i.np grocery 

3 

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10 

4 11 

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coupons .Fusi as a rnatfpr of 

compu lation, on an average 

number of players the writer 

figures we have meire than 

1 100 ProgTessors who battle to 

the death on Saturday 

afternoons and Wednesday 

nights during the season. No 

wonder the good folks in 

Ocean City look better than 

elsewhere, they're healthy 

shufflers The top winner for 

our dais was Meticulous Marion 

Richardson, with Fluent 

Florence Sehmitt second and 

Ethel "the Doll " Doll third. 

For our boys Oeorgeous 

George Doll took first, Honest 

Horace second, and Larripan 

Lawrence Young, third As 

usual after an evening 

Progressive ail pnjama parties 

were called off! 

Didja know, dear reader, we 

shufflers rest up al the club 

house by playing cards, bridge, 

pinochle and hearls We have 

swell games every day, and if it 

rains we even have sweller 

ones, 11 you'd like to play 

cards, come on down and have 

—. some fun. 

14 7 8I By the by, didia see poor 

1 0 6 Matt Huttmaker's «ye'» Matt 

| 4 }| »ays it's a sty hut 

* 1 1 confidentially, deaj 1 reader, I 

g g '! think it was a short club or a 

16 § 41 

17 10 

w 44S33I10 

left handed grand slam! 

The Club's Mixed Double 

tournament last Thursday was 

conducted by our ever efficient 

tournament trio, Lyle 

Olmstead, AJ Cairns and Ed 

Veith, There were 17 teams of 

half-and-half members arid 

When the final disc slipped 

down with the sun Mild Mae 

Murphy and Lyle "ihe Toga" 

Olmstead had taken first place 

and withstood a terrific 

challenge from the Olnn of 

Doll, Ethpl "the Doll' Doll and 

Georgeous George Doll, who 

were second Personally I like 

to see the trophies sitting in 

the sun to be received at the 

end of a tournament by the 

drooping, happy winners, but 

it was a real good melee 

anyhow Must mention a new 

team of Lillian Metier and Jim 

Hiss, who performed far 

beyond the call of duty 

Congratulations! 

Hold everything did you ail 

see our 1988 Champion of 

Champions, Shawn Michael 

Burko, reclining on his winners 

couch with his lollypop cue 

stick clasped precisely right? 

Watch out you champs, 

Shawn's gonna getcha. How 

could he miss with such a 

lovely coach m Mamma Ann! 

Made a boo-boo last edition 

Our card party is TONIGHT at 

8 See you al the Youth 

Center, Better bring your 

"better half" or they might 

come without you. 

Our winter card parties are 

going to miss a regular and 

and Jim Dunrnore 11. Timfriend 

in the passing of Lou 

Tacearino added 10. 

Troclisch. Lou was a good 

competitor, a good partner and 

Tomorrow night Giberson's 

just pleasant to play with and 

will start the championship 

we all extend our deepest 

playoffs when they meet the 

sympathy to his family, 

Ward All-Stars again, Thursday 

night the winner of that game 

will meet the winner of the 

Lakers-Knicki game which will 

also be played tomtirrow night, Joseph P. Stahkr 

Giberson's is hoping for the 

return of Adler to the lineup PLUMIINO A 

for both games which would HIATINO 

make them the probable 

fjvorite in these important Dial 399-3085 

playoffs, 

If N» Answer 3994371 

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C hrwh-nw,! WKuy Warn named thr mi» 

with a win uvor Mary O'To,,!,., ,,f firyn 

Mnwr. P>i. nnrfBillKnpp.nrRnHnor.pl,' 

(right I 

basketball 

Rackley sets hot pace 

Bill "Pistol Pop' Hack ley 

continued to set a hot srorini; 

pace as he helped move the 

76ers into a first place tir wilh 

the Warriors in the Recri-,.1 inn 

Department's bilnketball leaifu. 

for high school hoys 

With 200 points m five 

Bames, a 40 0 average, Rack ley 

led his team tu a 1 I murk H" 

scored 44 points in all 89 19 

win nver the Homes. with 

Jerome fjurly Jiddmu ax lo ihe 

78er total Riieklev also netted 

-1H points as his team lopped 

the Wan-inn,, HIM, Id move 

into a firs! plaep tie Jirn 

Dunmnre added .î lo thf iot.ai 

in th.it game, with Abe Baker 

and Al Howley gettinii 15 each 

for the IOSITI 

In other (jiimes Rarkley 

netted 44 as his team topped 

the Celtics, 89 39, and he 

scored 4 5 (is the 78ers topped 

the Sonics," H9SS Van Bryant 

paced the Sonics with .'ifi 

puint-s- The only 78er Ins.- 

High school basketball 

eame ..I III.- hands of the 

Warriors. , r i6 17. when Racklpy 

was elit ti'ri Irorti the giime 

Ahi- H.ik.-i .si-..red 22 lor the 

Warriors with Harry Murreli 

pat mi,' ihf T8ers wilh a 2 \ 

pmnts pcrlorrflilHCe 

F.iseWh! r. 111 th.' lp;i4jliP, ihe 

Warrims kepi pare with 

K,i.-kl.\ . Tfiers Abe Bilker 

seored 2U as the Warriors 

lopped the Cellies, 76 60 Mike 

.ilcUonald ni'iied Zfi for (hi 

Celtics 

The C'elhfs also pdgi'd the 

Homes. (2 IB, on a 25 poml 

perlormi.Mre h> Mike 

McDonald .John Ciiulfield 

pared the 

points 

STANDINGS 

76ERS 

WARRIORS 

CELTICS 

H0N1CS 

liisi-rs with \2 

Bucks league leaders 

The Bucks registered twii 

victories in three outings to 

take a firm hold on first place 

in the Recreation Department's 

leajfue for boys 10 years old 

and under Paul Brinkman and 

Mark Howley each scored IS 

points as the Bucks defeated 

the Hawks. ,13-18. Howley 

scored 14 in pacing the Bucks 

to a 40=20 win over thi' Suns 

who jjot 15 otiint-s from Dave 

McD maid. Tfhe lone Bucks' 

losi came, 29-27, al the hands 

of the Bruins Jim Riordan 

scored 14 and Jack Nelson 10 

for the Bruins 

The Bruins moved into 

second place on the strength of 

two other big wins They 

topped the Hawks, 46-3!i 

Elected at Delegate 

Mrs. Addison Burk, of r,7 10 

Asbury av, president of the 

Cape May County American 

Legion Auxiliary and a 

member of Morgan Ranek Unit 

137 of this city, has been 

elected a delegate from the 

State of New Jersey to attend 

the National Convention in 

Portland, Oregon, August 2R 

through September 6 

CUMifM Adi •ring KetulM 

behind If, points by Tommy 

tiers They then defeated the 

Suns, 2926, behind Jackie 

Nelson's 10 points Dave 

McDonald and Bobby Nugent 

eaeh scored 11 for the Suns. 

In one other game, the 

Hawks clobbered the Suns. 

''6.12 Lenny Scott netted 24 

point* to pace the victory. Joe 

Lynch scored 10 of the losers' 

12 poiiiLs 

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TUESDAY, JULY 21, 1970 

Miss Kane, Jim Accardi 

triple in sai ilboat races 

Jim Arnirdi. ol Cherrj Hill 

mil Eileen K;uie, (if On-ii-l 

Hill, made n Ihree mil of I hroc 

1 tin- weekenri s.|iiho;,i ,:,, iiiy 

(I the Ocean fit v V.iehi Club 

S.iiurday iinii Siiiiiliis > 

Aeearcli Imik Ihe yum. in all 

Ihri-i- riiri s in ihe UKmpii- Kin 

t'liiss, bciiimi: mil Huh H.ii'k ill 

Medlord. in i hi. iilher r.ire 

Miss K.illi. Hun S.ilil riJaV s 

m ninny uf t hi' -liinioi Molh 

liirls Ih,.| OVI-I .1,1111. Colden. lit 

Huhllllpini hi Hliiii|;iv\ 

rliiiniiljl, Miss K.IMI wiiri liver 

Susie Dalliin. ..I ll.ivirli.wii 

h.ilh linies mil fur Ihi- fli-i-l 

Bill Sehill ,,l l|:,,IH,iiili,l(|, 

won both runs ,,i ih.. 

Inlerliiiiliiilnl I 1 I) lliil ,,n |hi, 

weekeiid Aniilh.-r ln.uhli- 

Winner wîs Denn Mnrlnn. nf 

C'hiippiiquii, N V . in the 

Kenifir Miith Buys r;ie,.s .laek 

Iji'Forl, 111' Di'Vliil, wnn ||||. 

olhi-r oii(inM of ih" Molh llei.l 

Pete Madiinii.i, nl C'hirn Hill. 

won urn (if thi- tin In,,ii.r 

Moth Buys ri,,.,.» ,,i i),,. 

wei-ki-iul. with Briiwnii- R.-ii-r. 

Ill Furl Washiiii;t,in; lvinni i ut 

llie third heal 

Summarim 

Sunday 

Finn 

Boh Hack 

UP1 4 

('hrls V. ... 

Divvini'y 

Jim Addiiiiii. J 

Don (iiiitlaiitl 

Burl llupkin J 

Inlernlilioiiiil 1 1(1 I. Hill 

Schacklett, Minihan 

pacing race series 

Jim Schuckli'tt continued 

dominance over Ihe field in tin 1 

fourth hi'al of Ihe BeHwoilr 

Series for spi'iidhnats at Ihe 

Ocean City Yacht Club 

Sunday 

Schacklett raped his Flying 

Uibpl under the gun ahead of 

Don McKay, piloting the 

Gypsy Harry Jiiekert was 

third 

With four more heals to go 

in the series, Schacklett IS 

leading wilh IK points, pursued 

cloM'iy by McKay with 16 

points 

Paul Minihiiii iilso continued 

his winning way., in the Gates 

Se/ies lor outboards Minihan 

Is paciiii; Ihi series with 27 

points. followed by Don 

Dolaway with 17 Jim Aheurn 

IS third with 16 points 

t^X^p* 

Sehill, 2. Boh Beeiiile •) jA and wiv.* of 

m..nib.-rs will b«. K,I,.MA D r 

Armand Sprrrhi-r will he 

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if American Plan at the House of Pagans 

•••THE ORIGINAL PAOANQ'S PIZZAS • SEAFOOD SPECIALS 

• TAKE-OUT SPECIALS • SPAGHETTI & RAVIOLI 

'• PRIME RfflS OP BEET • CHICKEN PARM30IANA 

• CHOICE STEAKS • HALF CHICKEN IN BASKET 

BREAKFAST 8 to 11; DINNERS from 5 P. M.; SUN. from 12 Noon 

OPBN TO THE PUBLIC DAILY FREE PARKING ALWAYS 

SummIT Aliviii.iry, 'J p.m.. in 

i hr Hiufh Arthur Clcirhiinri 

Will *ip school 

Ihniufh thin! j(r;irii>n,. l!)«m, 

ill (hi' hbnirv. fith «l iinri 

Yiirhl (.'lull Dupliiiiiii Brid);! 

liif mI'mtvm nnly, 7 IS p m 

* * * 

TOMORROW (Wi'dnraduy ) 

Kiwiinik Club Phil.ndf'Jphi;i 

D.iv wiih ih.. PhMadflphi.i 

KiWiini'- Cluli, lair, p m , iii 

H ' i . Ri>KijiMrsiiii Wivps will 

liwl" Dr Armnnti 

hi' lilli 

Hpfrhrr 

Qliiirk.TV 

riiib round 

Al IjIMlK- I!' 

Luriiy 

7 I fi p rn 

Li'Uiii,, Hnli 

Hiivrii ;iv 

nuphrHfn 

p m ! 1 fi 

iln Bridirc. 

in the Ami'ficnn 

11th si rinti 

Ri'ifllnu Club for fnurth to 

(Cislli (.irildrrs, 10 am, a[ till' 

library, filh si. Hnd Groan HV 

* * * 

THURSDAY 

Movies sponsored by 

SOCIA. 7 30 p.m., in Chappl 

Hiill, 5filh st iind Asbury nv 

* * * 

Rniary Club meeting, 6'lfi 

p.m.. in Plymouth Inn 

* * * 

CBMC liirichfon rOBeting, 

lZ'lS p m , in Plymouth Inn 

AM mfti wnlcomo 

* * * 

Occjin City Duplicatp Bridge 

Same, 7 30 p.m., in the 

Biscay nc Hotcj, 812 Ocean av 

* * * 

Yaehl Club Tournament 

Bridge for members only, 7:4,1 

p.m 

* * * 

Ballet and Acrobatics dance 

class, sponsored by SOCIA, 10 

a m , in Chapel Hall, BSth st 


* * * 

FRIDAY 

Free concert by LanChestcr 

Chorus, H pm., on the Music 

Pifr 

* * * 

jrrsey State Finn 

Championship races open at 

the Yacht Club 

* m m 

Naliina Council Degree of 

Pocahrintjis public card party, 

8 p.m , in the Legion Hall, 

14th st and Haven av. 

* * * 


Improvement Association 

general membership meeting, S 

p.m., in Chapel Hall, 55th st. 


* * • 


through third graders, 10 a.m., 

ill the library, 6th st. and 


Hydrangea 

continued from pajje 1 

Winner, Mr. and Mrs. Stewart 

Baklny, 5708 Sounds av.; Best 

Garden. first, George A 

Pagano, 128-48 St., seeond- 

Dr. William Hcrmwiut!!, 85th 

st. and Landis av,, honorable 

mention, Mrs Catherine Conly 

US - 45th St.; Best Ami 

Pasquir (Red), TiMt, William 

Logan, 130 • 52nd St., second, 

Mrs, William Graham, 40th st. 

and Landis av., third, Mr and 

Mrs. Joseph Ruh, 134 • 90th. 

at.; and honorable mention, 

Mrs. Ray Hottinger, 134 • 8Ut 

st,; Best Bush, first, John 

McCreery, 18 • 62nd st,, 

second, Mr and Mrs, James 

Schwartz, 134 . 74th st,, third, 

Mr. and Mrs, Nile Linn, 8406 

Landis av,, and honorable 

mention, Leo MeCormleh, 3(j . 

80th si,; Best Small Home 

Display, first Mr. and. Mrs, 

James Nolan, 415 Landis av., 

find Arthur Brown, 132 • 90th 

St., and third, Oscar Allison, 48 

- 82nd St.; Best Large Home 

Display, first, Thomas Porch, 

82nd st, and Central av., and 

second, Rudolph Kydzewski 

138-43rd st. 

Who serves king 1' 

size Cocktails In I 

Champagne Glasses? 1 

* HARRY'S INN * j 

§ Who serves the I 

i largest Lobster Tails 1 

I in the area? | 

I • HARRYS INN • j 

Who has Dinner I 

Music, Dancing and I 

Nick singing your f 

favorite songs? I 

j * HARRY'S INN* j 

Of COURSE! I 

| Long port Blvd. in I 

| SOMIRS PT., N, J, I 

MARMORA At thi* 

month's m• t«( iii(4 of ihr tipper 

Township Hiinrtl of KduenMon. 

iili bid* fnr pmnlmy w**rn 

n'ji'cU'd The reason ftir the 

ii'li'PLic.n was il misquiili' in the 

former advert IsetrHTit It will 

ho n> iidvprtisi'd with 

spi'eiMcahons urni Iht' nrw hid.* 

wili br rprrMVi'd at :i MpiTiai 

irMMMlng tin August i 

It was notiifj thill there Will 

hi' two morning k indrrjiarfi'H 

;ind only (nii ! iiftermjon 

HOHsinm this yt'iiF Anothi-r 

pinyiTFOurid nidii Will be hiri'H 

r.ir thi> 1970 7] M-htmi ynnr 

Twi'nf y fnui suhst itu w 

li'm-hi'rs wen* itpprnveri for Ihi' 

uprominu school yi'jir 

Ni'W poiicios for cUJiliifhiii 

:ind lion t?prtlficnt*>d perKonriri 

w#*re IidopkHi on siTOrid 

wild in (i 

A contract will hi* off^md to 

Origin City for (hi 

tritntsportation of HptKMai 

r-diiCntnin children at $100 ppr 

child for ihf ypflf It has been 

SSO for the past spvpn years 

Upper Township School us 

waiting for State approval on 

the relocatable classrooms. It is 

hoped that these moms will he 

completed for the opening of 

school on September 9 

Principal William Maynard 

staled that they may be two 

weeks hile if approval is not 

received thi* week 

Permission WAS given to 

begin a pilot program in 

ProBranimed Readiiij; in onfi 

first grade class this year 

Applications will be 

.icr-epi.ul for part lime 

seeretinry work Extra help will 

he ni*edefl for nhinut 'm hours 

ench day 

Teacher Harry Adams was 

granted n leuve of abs*>nce fi-nm 

Or-lohi-r 1 r> In .U 

TfJWNSHIPC'OMINr, 

FVPiNTS 

Tuesday 

Marmoi-n Fin. Cii Hrill, 7 Tf) 

p ni 

• * * 

Wednesday 

Siiavillii Voliinli'er Firn fill 

Auxiliary. H p m 

Hanlon Promoted 

|HS2001)|FHTNr) TAMP 

LEJEUNE. Nf , July 21 

Marine Private First Class 

George G Hanlon, >nn of Mrs 

Hannah Hanlon, of 903 

Oakurnve nv , Linwood, N.J , 

was promoted to his present 

rank while serving at Marine 

Corp Base, Camp Leieune, N.C 

? AY and WEDNESDAY NITES 

4 to 8 P.M. 

")AT THI ~ " ""^ "—"^~ 

EHALL 

ne OCEAN AVI. 

For RBservaHani 

PHONE Sff-mi 

HOT and COLD SALADS and MEAT DISHES 

COLD FRESH SHRIMP SPECIAL 


Famous for Food Sinn 1934 

DiNNiRS ONIT 

wf[»Dfi^s i 5 SUNOS* 2 10 e 

• 26 DELICIOUS MENU (TIMS 

• SEPAfiATC CHILDREN S MENU 

• 379 SIATi (Igrry, Na RgMrvaiisni 


DIAL 3994013 

JfRIIY CAP! ROOM 

Ml STREIT 4 OCEAN AVINUI FRII FARKINO ON PRiMISIl 


BILL PARKBB, Pnp. 

34th Sf. & Centra! Av«.( Oeean City, H. J. 


ITALIAN HOAG1ES • STEAK SUBS 

FISH 'N' CHIPS • CLAMS on the V% Shell 



DAILY BREAKFAST & LUNCHEON SPECIALS 

$ DOLLAR DINNiRS $ 

CHOICI OF i ITBMS 

VEAL CUTLET (Tomife S*we«! 

CRAI CAKI • PiPPIR STEAK 

CHICKEN CROQUlTTiS 

CHOICE OF ] VEGETABLES, 

ROLL • BUTTER 

ALSO A COMPUTE DINNiR MENU 

HOURS: 7 A.M. fa IB P.M. DAILY 

THE OCEAN CITY SiNTINILLiDOER 

TAKE-OUT ORDERS 

H«re — lv«ry Guest 

is a V.I.P. 

Hare you'U eot ffnurmot fonrl in heauflfiil 

sunviundihBs You'U rapcrlprtre Hie JmprcrablH 

and the legendary hospitality, the surpriangly moderate 

pries ttmt have mad.' w "Onr nf America's finrsl fam- 

ily jwrtsiiirants 

Conn and W u* thow you haw If Ml rotui V.I.P. 

Dinner* Kvfrv |)n> 

•I P.M. in I 1 P.M. 

Sunda? I P.M. to I I P.M. 

Harm of thf 

Zabtrini Cocktail 

lABERERi 

ANSUSIA INN, WILDWOOD, NJ-^\ „. 

AOIES OF 

FREE PARKING 

Ofl Exit 6-ttic 

ardw State Piritway 

CRAB TRAP 

Cochtaii aLounffe C? Keitaumnt 

ON THl CliCli SpMIBS POINT 

— DJAL W?.73r7 — 


•1.60 

MONDAY 

Broiled Fillet of Bluefish or 


TUESDAY 



WEDNESDAY 


Saliibury Steak and Gravy 

| THURSDAY 

Deviled Clama, Tartar Sauce or 

Manicotti with Meat Balls 

FRIDAY 


or Chicken a la King on Toast 

SATURDAY 



* SERVED NOON 'TO, 3 P. M. # 

THE COOS OLD OSS . . , . . YWIL FIND IVfflYTHINe'S STILL 

OLD-FASHIONED 

including THE FOOD at.... 

• OCEAN am 

OLDEST ind rautv mm 

RESTAURANT 

CONSISTENTLY TO! rOOP ma SIBV1CB FOB OV1K HALF A CENTURV 




Served 7 Day. a Week, 

from 4 P.M. 

(LOOK FOR THIS DAILY SPICIAL 

ON OUR M1NU) 

NOW OPIN 7 DAYS A WHK 

8;30 A.M. to 9 P,M, 

flKVINO MIAKCAJT. LUNCH ami DINNIR 

PAGE !3 

CLASSIFY ADYERTISEMWR 


tor these columns should be in the 

riffle*, ol the Smtinel-Ledger TOR TUESDAY EDITION n« 

later uwn Saturday Noon for regular classified section and 

nM later than Monday noon for the Too-liitP-Ta-ClassifJ' 

Friday edition. NOON WEDNESDAY for regular classified 

section and THUR.SDAY NOON for the TQO.LATE.TQ 

CLASSIFY. 

One Time, 25 Words or Less ...................... tlJS 

C5c per word exceeding H words) 

Ad Running 5 Consecutive Timei with » Wards or 

UM ................................................ 0.00 

Ads requiring Box Numbers, Be More 

— All Claasifled Advertjsiiig Cash — 

TOO LATE TO O^SSIFY ADS Be BfTRA 

Copy mailed in. given to representative or brought to 

office personally, MUST BE ACCOMPANtm BY CAm OR 

STAMPS to cover eogt. Copy accepted over phone as couHe«y 

•nd convenience to customer Remittanni must he in before 

advertisement is set in type 

Oawified Dtaplay Advertising - 22c perjAgate Line 

FEMALE HELP WANTED 

iTORE CIERK _ yMr round em 

plosfmsot Bânumty in Central 

CUf Itort E Aw, 

Ocun City, 3M-17V4 or 199-4114. 

t.f. 

LANDSCAPING 

by HOWARD 

Yaar Round MalllMMiiM 

451-0108 

WINDOW 

SHADES 


and Cumm Mad* DrtpM 

Installaflons Arranged 


DIAL 309.2802 




MAN with drivu,-, license Oentrml 

duties areund storage NSUM m 

Atlantic City Cfgw cut pKasel Call 

344417* tf 

NOT (AWIINO WHAT you need far 

eoHese? Let us ihow y^y rt&a a 

few hourm a day ean baaoma tttra 

moB«, now. and wfttn you rittum 

to saiooi, join ths ''Keaeal" move, 

mafit the courwHe mave far ana 

ana ail Evniruji unlimited For an 

Intervlaw ull %*t.UT4 B«twa*n ( 

•M 12 am 7-31 

SlTUATreWS WANTIP^ 

TWO VOUNQ MEN desire e*d jobs 

•eraping. Hinting, cutting Isami, 

garden,njf. wsthinf and wuing can 

Me Cau 3»S,SO4[ Mi 

AUTOS FOR SALi 

OLDSMOBILE -«f, turauo,M whit, 

interior, full Bower air oondjtlon, 

polyflaia lire*, low mileage, muit 

0» Men, like new in and out II9M 

Call 399 9110 t.f 

1964 TRIUMPH Sprtfire.Tsoad tirsT 

nidlo rear JBHhtri, hsat«f, two 

tost, luggage nek, leather Ml, 

new print Job, Call J9J.7370 after 

$_ 731 

mHt iUGGV, Weii trarn around 

town 1970 rBgiitraMiin afld N.J 

nsoeetion, black dacroo top radio, 

«tone Mil wdeeli, and other et 

nn ilioo. IM-isSl 7.11 

UNCOLN CONTINENTAL I9SI oonv 

eioeilenf eond, |7i5. Call 399- 

9387. _ _ 7-31 

VALIANT Hyper ("alT WafOn, IMoT 

Newly modifiea ilant 6; AFB. 

headeri, e»m etc. Mud t*t. Mil 

or trade for Mepar ear or compiole 

••IW 641-260; '84 

I96B CHEVROLET Chevelle jupw 

•pod 196, 4 (peed. Hi HP, rfnyl 

top, S new tirei. extras, wullefit 

eond, clean |1§75 Cell 19)0199 

7-31 

1969 KAWABAKI Bushwhaeker eyu,, 

I7S« tlKtnc »t»rt. On or off 

(he ro*d I47S, Contact Van at 916 

H«ven Ave. between 5 and 7 pm 

MINTINO — wftarior. intenef 

anyiime 3S9-94S1 

Cell 

tf. 

Need a Maid? 

Call Us 

MAID TO ORDER 

Dependable Help Far Your 

Home or Your parOw 

$16 e day, J9 Vs day 

New Sw-vlrtfl O«M CHy M 

Wall M SM Ith, Avtlwi, 

Qdl 967-4212 

28th and Dune Drive 

Avalon, N. J, 

NEED HELP fattln| III thou jobt 

done? Carpentry, palntlnf, altara 

tioni, *tc. All work usartly done. 

Ctll 399.1441 for fra* ertmatt. l,f. 

CALL US TODAY 

Wi will Mtimatt th, 

eait of installing 

ELECTRIC HEAT 

(N YOUR HOME 

Yty an UIMIM- M tUi^Htn 

Wm. S. Anderson 

Electricians 

1MJ Wm Av». Dili IfMW 

PAPER NANQING AND PAINTING, 

Wall.tex aaintai, ylnyli. Rum 

able rate*. C*ll 9Z7-ISR. J Hemp- 

flUI t.f. 

BROOKS 

Quality TV 

(Formerly Sehuffi TV M|rj 

• TV • RADIO KIMIM , 

• ELECTRONIC SBRVICINO 


PHILCO S>l« and S*rv|a 

TV RENTALS 

NOW LOCATro AT 

204 I. S.v.nth StrMt 

Phena 399-8699 

Op«n Friday 


ABINCV i«a. 

COMPLETE INSURANCI 

SERVICE 

SHORf BO*D. UHRUOB. 

DIAL 399J344 

i" **#-.*=, H'rQ Of. 

( f 

^T'fj i UHK3S ,*nd Gin's ti,,r 

*n>i %»'! Llpi /^n*. Sfl.fiM-! W*',1 

uwtfi^riri rim! Aif,ini,f Avr* ^nm 

•, PciMil I | hi."irk *«^! ,-,, Short* 


MEN S AND WQMtNs AltvatiMil 

ftsp*f1iy done and prompt t*rv.ee 

ResionAblf Anytims nn we«tH#yi 

Mr and Mr! Henry Mikt.nin. 1410 

Otntrtl Avs, J»9.S7?1 tf 

G & L ROOFING 

HOT TAR SPiCIAUSTS 

He* roof, old roof repaired ronf 

reeolIM i»,Ih gurt h« (Jr 

AVERAGE SIZE ROOF %U 

Alls tiding and ihinglei 

CALL 399-2594 

DAMP-CHASER 

ELECTRIC 

CLOSiT 

Nulhiim in MM. ill (liui; in 

iimi im-ijn A IM". I'l'HhiiH,' 

ffi.iii nun In rmltli-u Kr*is 

M" LONG Ufl 

M" LONG {5.M 

AC ELECTRIC 

SUPPLY CO.. INC. 

1M7 West Aw,, o«wt City 

MARGATE 

MOTELPOOL 

iini"- i>>.i fnfln.Miu, wilh 

lrhi.n . i n'liil .iir ( ,.rxj; 

.iimj i,.,i njjiil .,|a.[?itiiin 

IZSB.tM 

BEACH 

REALTY CO. 

REALTOR 

Vantnar An. 

, 121 17)1 

MOTH BOOMS f?U Batifr^,, fta 

Ifi' »•-« •**!* iAid a^ 

_y f pdmii. nsticp 1% Hersby giv^n fe 

it to Lx^cutof wifh-n s.is 

-_„ '5 ffQfn th? Ififh day pf July 

elsifn*^ and th* p*f=ft£u!af* e* m* 

c UMMF Hr.iAL PROPE P7V erRUsDy claim 

iftCiitftd inciludme t)rfFi?5 sfid M n3t*d July 16. *P, 1970 

1 ?' V n?! mcQfBP J % '•; down bal LknaJt^ 

Ba i 38 7 SemmplL^g^ ft 7 41 ? National isflk B)dg 

RIAL ISTATI FOR SAL! 

OtLANCt* PL 1 BEACH 

Jut! Off I...a»,lk 

Club Breakfatt 

Hamburger 

Steaks, Hoagies 

Ice Cream 

1AM 11 P M 


BREAKERS F 

} Coffee Shop 

"ViRY TASTY" 

it the only Way to 

dweribe tha food it 


DINING ROOM 

71S 8TH STRIfT 

• RIMCFMT 

DINNER ... 4:M I N 

panernt or original F. 

iliy Call fur appeinlmBnl 

ALUMINUM KHUN! ana 

wftidewi Re»ereen#d «nd neiw 

Mail iniinll.d Miarnl'lafnan Co 

SBI New Bind Rsule S, Sameri 

Feint Dial ffMllS. If 

DOSS, CATS, PITS 

HUMANE SOCieTr of OC ha, 

KomslHi an.mall uetunc ILC 

end a good home Houn 9-i | a m 

and 3.10 ts 5 10 p m TannntM 

Ave ana ShMIar Ba , 39»6I1I til 

4J. l f 


KENNELS 


and GROOMING 

PIMM Mil tor .ppotntmtnt 

621.2340. 

^^_^__ tf 

QERMAN SMEPHEBDS _ 6 veet,t 

lifM by Anthony of ft,Tr»ni*Sy 

KennelL A.K C.. e»li (or aopt 9J7 

7M7 | ( 

rOUB CET GBOOMED with TLC ,n 

your home, SO years »,penenc( 

on BOOdlM, s«hnau!»rs. Hrrier, 

eoekeri. etc Compel Sally jo (of ap- 

pQintrnent and Bfice Write Bos 386 

Sentinel Ledger j.4 

BOATS FOR SALI 

•iih th, »h,t, pickM ipiit S3! 

*ibury &v« Come Sremi* 9-4 

COINS •= d-ipervng Q 

lfltf'«nt ImCQln*. n&*f1y 

buffîoe*, half cents. hgll 

larift Cfrlli. Did dtm*5r halvG 

1 cfarfnr t#f Uneoifi* rail 

7-31 

WHtTE GE REFRtaERATOR, |Q pn 

morning* hpfejFfi nosn 399=81 ?9 

7-28 

ALL ANTIQUES 399 93P5 — ifaii 

sundiaf. aid high cftsif, 24" c-am- 

pfi&- gl9« dom«. ppwier miffe gLj^t 

lamps cui gla^s old piat^, ta&!# 

grwn Kigiiwsfie. p.nt giaiSware, p*c 

fuF#^ &?aaed bagt. rriany etfief 

items gi? 

Type wri 

bOQ POUND CHEST FREEZES 

a kitchen 

WISHAM 

Rtij Iifafe 

rwo i qv! L Y COTTAGES piu^ 

IOM 1 3Q ln(, i,v*? >n DH#. kssp 

trtp n(h*>r (qr £iiF3 ificsfi* Will 

VPN %*QHF3ie\i Pnt*ti !o i*fi 

BfACH SLOCh DUPLEX mcstl? 

=F1NE COBNEB PBOpfHTY ^ry 

"Srf^Gri. ? £ Qrn pj si #• 

WELL ESTAiLlBMED GUEST 

HOUM -rri apsFfftisnis Fin* 

111 OcMn AM. . MMftt 

73! 

rLECTBIf STOVE. ,'C 

door^ ? lighted m 

nuts Call 399:46)7 

2 al 

(-diet 

Ml 

IS' SEA SKIFF tlt 

»»ad and galley 

Craft angina, hull ana angina good 

cabin nasdj work, handyman w e e 

id, S9I0. Blue W»f«r Minn) Of 

owrnr 399,1(83 7,SB 

19' TTOJAN Cabin eruHer 75 HP 

Cvinnda, runs good painted, m 

jak», «tra» MM firm c.ll 199- 

JO 1 HA MAC lki« hjrstoi) 75 HP 

Jahnisn, 21 aai. gas eapaaty, 

ffeetf eoftd., in ws»r and ready to 

SO, I7S0 I H Ralph D.lki cla, 

(on't Mann* t f 

SUNFISH n«w oonB in w.t*r only 

§ noun 147! &«H 39i 1M1 art,, 

6:30 pm ;.3[ 

TWO DIVAN TVPE single Simmons 

J* 2, enelgted ri,de=3-b#g5 with slip eever* At 

1» HP Chni ''active pltn 11 furniture onl, 

slightly H M 1150 (or 08,1 

399.B491) 

SURFBOARD _ 69 ' 

sifn t«eellenl euna 

creative de 

Can 19flJ}97 

g. 11 

SUHCBOAO _ 9 Hoi Curl Good 

eond geed Beginners mard Call 

391 I 193 after S pm ail 

'81 

Ml 

utch 

10 4 

7 

IS' MAHOOANV *un»B«ji Ji HP 

0*1*, Gator traJIv, gH lint a 

tfa oropWIar eanvat eover %iii 

A*o 35 HP ri^. ijKtrte Mart 1110 

Cill 399>23Si ; ?B 

MILMAT RENTAL A SALII 

Kt Sat, Sanun PjMnt (1 mlla 

w. gf elRla on Mayl Ld, Raj 

AU. TVPtS 9 Ft to jr 

9 to 9, J aays a «m, 

MM SunflUi Mfflsfiilritsrt 

on Hand Nov. 

¥«ntuf» Vaerii 17' to 14 , Catalins 

yaclit !J', Mini faeht VByagBr 

UM Sunflth, Amflh. «nd 

UMd |47S 

TTT 

tV TMOMPMN, 90 HP JoflnMin. 

depth finder, compass seesdo. 

nwtsr bilge BumB, prBtervers for 

10 people, J4 gal gas tank, KieBl- 

>9?W ewid IIS60 firm Call Jf'9. 

7641 

P«OOf IETS — S6 (7 6 

64 l.,ill 199-7000 

CHAIRS davenport iinpns. I 

hurn,difief table, small 

S'a^sâre ether arhcip* W«sd 

Bm Call 937ln7 

CURIO CORNER. IJI g,p 

buftsni newspapers, eli 

gla^S riQwer Srraaggmeflfv 

china gna glass bottles la 

children? aprens and sun 

10 a m iQ h p m 

CUiLIC AUCTION _ Ff, julj 3| 

1970, Jl a m jr -1 p r-i Sat Aug 

I I9?O II am ni r,n,»h Ca 

it?etiqn ef anjigyes and furnisrimgs 

of Celenial Charles H IVs.ne ?40 

Shore RO . (ft 9, Seamlle N j . 

Albert F Toman and Wm [ iar 

ran Auctioneers 46S ??B? 7-31 

ONE STAINLtSS STEEL SINK T4 7 

long. dpLible dramboara Call 391 

4410 - 7 31 

LOTS FOR SALI 

JUST THREE MILE! to Ocean B 

IOOII!! lots m Marmora witu ail 

improv#ment» installs^ Lower tsies 

Take 34th St to Routt 9 turn 

right to builders sign >; mil, on 

left Qu5 Funk, ittiHB ^t 

VILLAS, 259 E Pseifit A On, 

family ! h«roofn, n«« MStion 

Will laajs o* Hi| For k« Mm 

133 or l01«ml*iJ U2S 

AN OLD. SWerr UTUE BRICK earn. 

m row house, 3 bedroomi ! 

Bathl m very good eond Total price 

is much lei wan a down âymeni 

on most Other nauiet loOly 110.500 

Call 39M0! 7 t.f 

POCONOS_Sal. Memloel. Farm." 

Onm acre wDOfled lot W0O0 KiOQ 

down 51/, Bercent interest Call 

609 654 5161 7 ?i 

RiAL ESTATl—RENT 

OAROENS AHKA _ J]4 BlRarMa 

Hd.. fine eofnmerEjal ioeatian 

Doctor. 3-,., ate 4 mea room, 

and Bath Your m.BaSion .n»it»a. 

Edmgnd L WiWiam RMItor, ilO 

Ocean Av«, 39».O9O0 tl. 

MODtRN DUPI.DI for rent. »~«na 

6 bedroom cottage for rent. Hurry 

en then S« Edmund L William. 

399.0900 110 Oe«»n Art 

If, 

NQTiei TO UMIT CWfOITOBS 

ÛF5.yarit to the qrd^r at Arthur 

W LaricfeS: Surrfâle of Fhe Cdyfity 

&' r:ap* Mar. made on the ?pth 

Say 0* July 1970 on the fHtitisn 

6' th*s tubfcenber ths £j*£urof of 

said de&sdent, notice if Heresy 

Ji«»n to th, Creditor, of Hid B». 

oMent to rfBml to Htl> E«»CUtOr 

urithtn HI months from ttl« JOB! 

d»y of July. 1970 the,, (jls,ml ,„ 

ftrrrting and under oath spesfying 

fhe amount claimed and Lh# parfi 

culars of the claim 

Bat« July ;o». AD 1970 

F Ldwtn r?sibef FlAeeutei 

Roo«r1 K Bsli Attorney" 

Ocean City. U j 

'" ~ «f tiTio 

PUBLIC AUCTION 

MWDAT, jULif 31, 1170 

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"STOP SEARCHING 

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IN OUR 2lit YEAR 

Mayor Joseph K lioop, ni 

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mimed Cape p Muv \ County 

rhuirmiin (if 

f 

tlii 

l Nl 1 Ni'lMi n tlrosx 

for U S Senate Campaign, 

Rnop's nppiiinMni'n was 

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Matthew J Rimiidri (R 

Union), rhiiirman cif the 

Nelson 

'fforl 

Orris* 

I HKKOHfi 1H )( FHTNCI 

PATUXENT RIVER, MD 

July fl Navy PiUty Officer 

Second Cliiss John W Kiphorn. 

son of Mrs Marian L Kiphorn, 

"I KM Asbury av , Ocean City, 

N.I , departed for Ireland July 

I ft with Pntroi Squadron 49 

from the Naval Air Stslion, 

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rnfnnn:iissanf.r on* rat ions 

i • 

win 

"I am anxious to do my best 

In elect a U 8 Senator from 

New Jersey who will give 

President Nixon the type of 

support he deserves, said Roop 

in aeeeptinK 'he Cape May 

County chairmanship. 

Hoop, who is Cape May 

County road supervisor, has 

been Mayor of Lower Township 

for ! 2 years He also has been 

actively InvoKud m political 

and veterans' affairs for many 

years 

He served four years in the 

Navy during W W II, emerging 

from service as a rhinf petty 

officer 

Roop is a member of the 

Veterans of Foreign Wars, the 

American Legion and the Coast 

Ouard Auxiliary 

An active Republican for 

many years, Roop served last 

year as Cape May County 

chairman of Governor CahiH's 

successful campaign effort. He 

haa also been finance chairman 

of the Ocean County 

Republican organization for 

four years In addition, he has 

been vice chairman of the 

County GOP organize K»n for 

two years. 

Roop is married to tin 1 

former Frances Lon|7. of Ixjwer 

Township. They are the 

parents of a son, Joseph J , and 

the grnndparen ts of two 

children. 

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under the provisions of the old 

Atkinson contract The former 

participating in the partde, 

Prizei will be awarded to the 

two bands judged as the Best 

Musical Unit In the Parade. 

Registrations are currently 

being accepted for The Baby 

Parade, 

Registration formi are 

available in the boardwalk 

Information Centor located in 

the Music Pier, Entry fee is 7B 

centj for one or two children 

and 11,60 per entry for more 

than two, 

' Four divisions for judging 

are used in the parade, 

including a commercial divliion 

for float! entered by area 

business concerns. 

All entrant* in the parade 

will receive an engraved, 

•terling (liver, identification 

bracelet. 

Registrations will be 

accepted through 1 p.m. 

August 12. 

Itinerant preacher 

by police 

A self ordained "preacher" 

wu hauled off to Police 

Headquarters Thursday 

morning after creating a 

disturbance on the boardwalk 

near Moorylyn ter. for the fifth 

time this month. 

Police said they were 

holding Michael Davis, 21, of 

Wood bury, for possible 

psychiatric examination. Davis 

calls his ministry the 

boardwalk and his congregaion 

anyone who stop* to listen to 

him. 

Police were surprised last 

week by DavU'drawing power. 

He preached from the fire zone 

at the end of 9th st while 

people listened from the 

boardwalk and approach 

rumps. 

Davis haa been picked up on 

numeroui oeeuioni for 

walking barefoot on the 

boardwalk, While preaching ihe 

bearded youth wean a blanket 

with i hole cut through It for 

hto head, 

S ^£ 

QUiEN - Marpret 

Mary Coulter, a member 

Of the Junior Class at 

Ocean City High School, 

will reign as queen of the 

Sea Isle City Baby Parade 

Saturday, The 16-year old 

queen was selected for her 

role over 10 other 

candidates Saturday 

evening. She is the 

daughter of Mr. and Mrs, 

James Coulter, of 5009 

Landii«v,,Seal*le. 

^~ Dubois 

WEEKEND 

EDITION 

Where to go and what 

to .M thrg Mondly 

PRICE 10c 

Proposed 'hippie' law flayed 

by city Democratic leaders 

Of ! 

t 

(1is 

Cit\ 

ntiiilv c 

ncf 10 

v niL-h 

ijiaiiir\ 

MTHhip [if the 

i.rnn ruur Club 

iinii- IHJI a(jain«l 

1 ni it, rncptinif 

. miunlj m, ihp 

ihi. lefflsliiiiiin it, 

^.uniit seine 

Thii new ia»- intrcirjuc>'fj b} 1 

th,- City Ctimrrnxsif^h \nj*i wpfk 

nti.k..-. it ill..£;i| f,,r gn.ups of 

"* or iniifi. pt-oplf In 

c"iirL r r'i;ati- m a public place 

altiT 1] p m if anyone of the 

grr.up rt-finHB in tell the po!iM 

hii rnrfiTt narrii- and whrre he 

mli.nfjs tn spi.nfl the rrsi of thr 

'rliUhl 

Anolhi-r provision of the 

(irdiiiiinri. prnhlbito similar 

Croups irom r()npcgatin( at 

anv tim^ if th*' membtFs arp 

wi-armi! jL.rb not normally used 

for wearing appajvi and could 

eoncfal a tlHadlj' wBapon 

Jerry Difhl Club preiidBm, 

said ht i., opposed to any law 

that restricts constibJtionaJ 

riehta, especially the right to 

asspmblc I bi'hcvp in 

rcilrictinp a>ij,Pmly In time* of 

declared emi'rgrncy where 

undf'F extri-Tn* 1 conditifin-^ th*- 

Mayor miy eynke rpsf rirtwin-. 

Difhl said 

Diehl Mid th" ordinance, 

uilhtiujih aimed al V"ung 

pi'iipip, could he UMVJ "lu 

haras* almost anyone, under 

any t'ifcurnstancps " Diehl said 

he favore law and urder in its 

proper sense, but not when u 

violates the efinstitgtion 

"Thtre i!, no fitrtrne 

emergency in Ocean City, ' 

Dirhl said 'There are 

problems and many of them 

Let's us* the law to deal with 

law breakers and correct 

problems that really eiist and 

not devise law that could 

Viola!* the righU; of any and 

all." 

Democratic City leader 

Nicholas Trota, Jr , said the 

city has no right regulating the 

type of clothing that people 

wear m long as it is within the 

arrr.pti.fi bound?, of modesty 

% Thi ! idi'a that Wi'aptins. could 

be concealed under certain 

garb u ridiculfius A weaptm 

cciuld b*- cfjncealed unHef a 

busine*!. null." Trofa said 

City Solicitor josiah E 

DuBtiis. mho wrote the 

ordinance 1 , naid ILS -aicCfes, 

depend), on intelligent 

enforcement "Any ordinance 

that is arbitrarily enforced IS 

difricult to defend," DuBois 

said "With muslligent 

enforcement the ordinance will 

work " 

DuBois said he spent severaJ 

dayt reading up on similar 

ordinances before he wrote the 

two-section law The solicitor 

said the purpos»« of the 

Ordinance is two fold to 

control a potentially dangerous 

situation with young people in 

the city and reinforce the city '• 

existing vagrancy ordinance 

Ordinance 902, the vagrancy 

law, u too indefinite, aecording 

in Duflijis, He said several hipi 

court* in cither •UHU-S hate 

ruled against similar ordinance* 

requiring a person he able to 

give a good account of himself 

'Most rtf the time it is up to 

tne discretion of the police 

officer 

DuBois said th« new 

ordi anee is not designed to 

diicriminate against young 

people, althouî he admit*the 

activities of young people thU 

summer "motivited" ttw 

Comn^tasioneri to pass Bich a 

law DuBois said he doesn't 

know of any other retort in 

New Jersey that has aieh a taw, 

Commissipner David L, 

Simpson said the measure || 

needed to control the young 

people who come here drwed 

in strajigc coBtumss that could 

conceal deadly weapon* Ht 

said, however, the ordinance 

rill not be used only a£untt 

young people. "Well enforce It 

against anyone who step* out 

of line," Simpaon i«id. 

Neighbor cifes 'free fill' 

Boardwalk property owner 

benefits by beach pumping 

by Thomas L. Watkins 

More than half a block of 

privately owned land in the 

1800 block of the boa/dwalk is 

receiving the benefit* of the 

city's beach replenishment 

"program at no expense to the 

owners. 

The area in question extends 

bom th* Sindia Apartmam to 

,I9th it-, and, bank, toward 

Wedey av, approjtimBirty 100 

feet. 

Tlie lions share of the 

property belonp to a group 

headed by Dr Arthur W. Boss 

a d«ntist from Bridgeton Or 

Boss was recently turned down 

in an application for a zoning 

change for two other lou on 

Wesley av. in the same block 

which would have enabled him 

to build a 16-storj 

condominium apartment 

building on the site. 

Boss's boardwalk leu and a 

city-owned rijSitafway were 

washed out during severe 

sprinj storms last year. 

Protective bulkheads in front 

of the other properties were 

destroyed and homes and 

apartment buildings damaged 

by the heavy seas 

Most property owners 

rebuilt their bulkheads and 

filled in their lots. Those who 

didn't do go or didn't have 

tmlkheads in Che ttett ftam 

were compelled to put them in 

by an orfjinsnce passed in 

February At the time Mayor 

Robert L Sharp said the city 

would put the bulkheads in for 

Ihc? property owners if they 

refused to do it themsleves. 

and charge the cost of 

construction to their tax bijls 

When plans for the 

condominium were revealed 

Boss was faced with building a 

bulkhead dirmly behind the 

boardwalk line With the defeat 

of the variance. City Engineer 

Klu Klux Klan Act - 1871 

Philadelphia law student 

sues Point police, mayor 

SOMERS POWT Suit has 

been filed in Federal Court, 

Philadelphia, agjmist the 

Mayyi Police Chief, and two 

police uifipcrs for a total of 

S600.M00 in damages by a 

lorrnrr ,;,rna" resident who 

eliiirns. In was Iwlwi and his 

right* i in],lied hy police in an 

incident two summere ago. 

Afiir irngthy court 

pruet'ndiny^ and appeals 

Eonalri Kinjlcr, 29, of 

Philadelphia, filed the suit 

Wednesday through his 

attorney Morgan E Thomas, 

of Atlantic City Kinzler, 

himself ;m attorney, recently 

Pageant rehearsals 

look the Pennsylvania Bar 

examination 

The suit names Mayor 

George F Roberts, Poiice 

Chief Charles Gray, Captain 

Lyn Bader, and Lt Michael 

Colao, as agent* of the City of 

Somers Point. Kinaler contends 

that in the early morning hours 

of August 4, 1968, Bader and 

Colao struck him several ties in 

police headquarters, put him in 

a cell and denied him medical 

attention. 

Kinzlor was charged with 

assault and Battery' against 

Bader and Colao Although he 

denied the allegations during a 

hearing in municipal court. 

Judge Samuel Moore sentenced 

Klnller, then a law student, to 

30 days in jail 

On appeal Kinzler was found 

nol guilty of striking Bader and 

guilty of hitting Colao His 

sentence was reduced from 30 

days to a $2R0 fine Kinjsler 

then look his easi< to Superior 

Court Appellate Division where 

thf judge refused to overturn 

the fact finding of the County 

Court where ihe original appeal 

was heard 

Roberts and Gray are named 


Desk sergeant nabs 

Beauty title aspirant flMi " 9 "' 

designs own clothing 

Final preparations are 

underway for the Miss Ocean 

City Scholarship Pageant 

sehWuied for the Muiic Pier 

Augiist 16 ahd rehearsalt will 

sUri next week, 

The Ocean City Jaycees, 

spqnsofs of tho event, have 

unrtouneed the name of the 

fin»l contestant who will 

coriipele for the coveted title. 

She is Virginia Lynch Cox. 

Miss Coi is the 17-year-old 

daughter or Mr. and Mrs, 

Chsriei Con, of IBM lay «v. 

iM ji five-foot eight, has dark 

brown hair, blue eyes and a 

3S.l23.38 figure. She li a Jg70 

paduttc of Ocean City High 

School, 

Miss Cox, who was flnt 

runnerup in the Mlit Ope May 

County Pageant on Memorial 

continued on page 11 Virginia Lynch Cox 

Joseph F. Hylsnd said it in 

decided by city officials to let 

Boss construct a temporary 

bulkhead at the westerly end 

of the city's right of was or 

between the Wesley at. aad 

boardwalk loti 

Hyland said the bulktawd 

line should have been 

established along the 

boardwalk in light of future 

building plans for the lota. 

"H b 

eroaoB tiere we fdt 

bullthead that far out eouldat 

withstand tne pounding of Uw 

waves," Hyltnd said. 

The temporary bulkhead 

was consmicted with only 

ICHoot planks on 36 foot 

pilinp. Hyland Hid Boss must 

tr#at the wood with kreonte 

before the job will be 

acceptable to the cj^r. 

Meanwhile the city 

continues to pump sand on 

BOSI'R property. Plans call for 

rawing the beach level 10-feet 

in that block, which means 

runoff will fill Boss's lott to 

approximately the sane level. 

Hyland said he didn't really 

consider those boardwalk lots 

private property. The Engineer 

contends the high tide mvk 

covers the lots and therefore 

Boss only ha» riparian right* to 

the land. Hyland claims Boa 

will have to apply to the State 

for a permit to put a bulkhead 

along the boardwalk line. 

The city to office says 

differently. Tax Collector 

Kenneth Boland Mid the lots 

are ofricisliy plotted and Bon's 

p-oup is paying tax on than. 

Beach pumping In the area has 

already raised the level of the 

beach more than two feet, 

pushing the high tide mark oat 

beyond the boardwalk. 

One neighbor in the ana 

claims Boss is getting free fUI 

from the city'» dredging 

program, "As soon as his lots 

are Tilled with food bench 

sand, he can bulkhead behind 

the boardwalk," th«y said, 

"We filled our lot* in after 

the storm and now the city fill* 

Boss's lots in for free. They 

told us he was permitted to put 

in the temporary bulkhead 

back from the boardwalk 

continued on page IS 

Police Sergeant Harry Lord 

played a dual role m desk 

sergeant arid foot patrolman 

during an episode at police 

headquarters Monday night. 

Five juveniles apparently 

stripped two cars at the 

Pavillion Motel, 8th st and 

Atlantic av,, Monday night 

They fled on foot with a tape 

recorder and gome windshield 

wipers in their hands. 

The weather tor Fitter 

and the weekend wU ba 

partly cloudy, 

h«y, and 

wet, U. 8. WMUMT I 

A police officer with a 

portable radio spotted the 

youthi heading down Bth at 

and radioed headquarters to 

tend can after tiliim, Lwd 

•potted them running through 

a puking lot next to the polk* 

building and when be Malted 

no one eUe wat In hndquuten 

•t the time. Iwped mm the 

dealt and took after the youth, 

te' *"* ** 

on foot. 

Lord caught on* of Ami 

running down Ontni «*. 

towird 8th it. Hi tad A* 

mtpm MadM in hi* 

A patrol cupkkadi 

at Sth and Oubat 

JULT MM

lit 

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EVERY 1970 

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In Lhr E.nl Wi-I SIK tmn Dr 

IiiMph Minn ind Dr Thiim-B, 

Wjldmnn win hi(,h wiLh I ii 

mado at (he 

ind Niniv Wi i hi r ind lu in 

Luray Duplirate Bridgr gam,' 

Mi id ini i i imi in HIK und vviLh 

played Wiidniisday cvuniny 

1J1 filhi r faring dbovr 

ivi r^nt u,i ri Birbiri Mi* idr 

Ml|jh liiiniirs fur [he 

ind Irffii Appli t,dt Mr and 

Niirth Scuil h M¥lmn wi>ri' 

Mn J irk Binnitt ind Mor> 

niadr hy Bill Haiis and Jm> 

T\rr*ll jnri I inni Bi n^nn 

MiinU>M with IRSMj Also ahovii 

.iviTagi' wi'fi. Liiliun Carlin and Buxwuiri Duplii ill Bridyi 

Njiii Monihiin, 120, Mnry Ijim> t Unt* 

and Niiiimi Suvrnijur, 1M, jor 

Pit rsol and Wiljon Srniih, 

1 1 Hi,*,. ,ind Bca Prnnfli and C"y 

Bodmsian, 1 1 \'/i 

In thr Eajii W^st sivtiiiri Tirst 

pliioi' was carmid by Earl 

Mul'li'It iinri Ed Baehr with a 

M'urr of 1,1.14 OlllPrs i'iimin(; 

111 iibovc aviTjigr wrrc Mr and 

Mrs A H [jinfffird, 13 I (4, 

Bi'lly rns|iriivi' iirid Loisnuod, 

I IN'-i. RUM' Capiti) and 

Flnri'iirc Miinsun, U!iH, Edna 

riimlinsun and Holcn Trudrll, 

] 1 2. and Nora Berntti' unri 

Kri!Ih Srnllh, 1 I OH 

1 * in plisid ilirj S*ljlidsiv 

indWidm-riiv il 7 dpm il 

ilfi Allinlj- iv 

Look what 

$1 .00 

wit! buy 

Your cholco o( 

BfBIM — •athlng Sulrj 

Slscki - Jackeri 

(nlanfi and foiidler nar 

Vulva! to IIP.J1 

All Jumrnor ieodi Pedueed 

up to U% Imludin, Chutafrfl 

•nar. 

'ZhflH 'A CHILDREN'S 

jiJuMJlja WEAR 

Mil VMnar Aw. 

j. 1M4II7 


Want to learn to Knit, Crochet, 

Embroider or 

CLASSES TUES. and SAT. 


Even if you didn't purchase your 

yarn hart, you may bring your problems to us!! 

We Block! Put Buttonholes Ini Finish Work! 


813 Asbyry Aveng* Phon« 399-7572 

Gifts from around the World to excite your imagination 

3992857 

Houn: 10.5, 

Tuei, ft Fri, 'HI 9 a.m 

Open 

10- 10 

Monday thru 

Saturday LURIAS 

Pucci Print 

Towels 

regular $7,00 

$1,99 

Famous Maker 

Dresses 

ragular $32,00 

$8.00 

Ladles' 

Flared Slacks 

regular $20.00 

$3,99 

$4.99 

Shells 

with or 

without IIMVM 

viliMi to $10,95 

$1.99 & 



HANDBAGS JEWELRY 

ORIENTAL 

JADE 

Corner 


9th and 

Central 

All 

Swimwear Slashed 

60% and More 

Beach 

Cover-Ups 

regular $12,95 

Famous 

Make Shifts 

and Bra Dresses 

value* to $30.00 

$5,99 

this 

week only 

Pants Suits 

values to $49.95 

$15.99 

Hi Dyed 

Shirts 

99c 

Beach Hats 

$1.99 

Chain Belts 

99c 

Men's 

Bathing Suits 

regular $8.95 

$3.99 

Men's 

Slacks 

regular $16.95 

$3.99 

Miss Evans ro wed Bartholomew R Bozzi 

LINWOOD Mr and M.., 

MHUrid- Hiiwlev Kvnns. of 221 

Wilson av , iiiinounee ih 

eilBlilJerriiMll of IhiMr (laughle 

Erlnii Rulll nf 1 WiishmuUi 

a v , M II r r ihinwn , I 

Bartholomew Hiiluird Bui/ 

of 77 Viiliey View (Ir , 

Morrislown, son nl' Hie lute Mr 

and Mrs MichuH B«i'//i 

Miss Evans was gnidiiated 

from AbnihiifT) C'iark 

Srhititl iri Kowllt- and 

Kjilhjnnc (Mills Hi'vn-i 

Srhnol in Ni'w York City 

is i'mploy**! ;i> ^'rmlnry tci 

Honorubli 1 the 

iiriiil 

She 

Ihe 

Jnh ti D Col 11 us, 

County f'ijuri JUCIKC hi the 

(Ifiurl HUU.NO in Morristnwn 

f MF YUr/J.i-, ii (iryduiiti- 

MorriNtown Htuh Schmil 

cmpluyod hy I hi s Inwii 

Morristnwn. 

FIRE UfK ( iSI 4I.TY 

The R. i. DARBY Agency 

398-0049 

"INSURANCE EXCLUSIVELY" 

N J 

CITY 


is 


EVELYN MULLiN'S 

NEEDLE I YARN CENTRE 

819 ASBUHY AVfNUf 

Just Arrived 

New Crewel Kits, 

Needle Point, Etc, 

Open Evenings Mon, thru Fri, 7 -9 pm 

f*»'"•^ "•^•"•^»-O-^»-n»^»( î,a»n 

on our ENTIRE STOCK of 

Swimsuits, Shifts, Dresses, 

Slacks, Tops, Shirts, Designer 

Pants Suits and Blouses 

• • • • • • • • * 

huge savings 

storewide 


tremendous 

enjoy 

Lillian AI bus 

quality 

at our low 

sale prices 

(M6 BonrdvMUk 

8th ft &y Ave, 

Ocean aty, N. J, Batch Haven, N, J, 

, I Open 10 A. MTin 10P.M. Open Open10 10 A, M, to 10 P, P. M, I 

Engaged Engaged 

Mr nnd Mrs Thomas Farrell 

Stohmiah. of Pine Bluff, Ark , 

announce thn encasement of 

Mrs StHhiiugh'N, smter, Ki Tn 

Payrii., in Wiilhim ronly Koch, 

sun iif Mr and Mrs John 

Chrislopher K.irh, (if 281 

Bayshore dr . fiirmiTlv of Fnrt 

WashmiJton. Pii Miss Piiyne is 

the iliiughlcr nf thi' lale Mr 

and Mrs Wilfred Ijivernn 

Piiyni', nf Malvern. Ark 

Miss Piiyni- attendfd 

Llnflenwoori C'lllejie in St 

Charh's, Mo , and is a irraduate 

of Rollins Ckillerie in Winter 

Park, Fla Mr Koeh is a 

graduate of- Thp Siiirm King 

School, Cornwall on the 

Hudson, New York and of 

Rollins Cnlli-qi- 

The wedding will take place 

in Pine Bluff Otnher :l 


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PASTRY 



Be in step with 

SHIRTS 

DACRON 

PEBBLE CREPE 

$10.00. 

Skes 10 • 18 

White, Beige, Green 

741 Atbury Ave. 

- ©PDf ranJAY NITE - , 

THI OCiAN CITY SiNTINiLLEDOiR 

Mr and Mrs Albert A 

B, of ,1200 Wesley av , 

and AbinBton, Pa . announce 

Ihr rngaBement of their 

daujhii-r, Jane, lo Walter Cope 

Evans, son of Mr and Mrs j 

Morris Evans, of Wyncote, Pa 

Miss Floming is n graduate of 

Arlington Friends School and 

CenU'jiary Collegu for Worni-n 

Mr Evans is a (fraduatp of 

Uermanuiwn Friends School 

and Lhe University nf 

Pennsylvania 

A Nnvrtnbcr wedding is 

planned 

Miss Smith 

shower guest 

Mtss Linda Smith w»s guest 

of honor .at a bridal shower 

given last week by Mrs Jama 

We/come Miller in her home at 306 

Central av 

Miss Smith, daughter of Mr 

new babies and Mrs Curtis Smith, of 931 

Woode- Lynn blvd., Linwood, 

Three girl*, and one hoywill 

become the bride of John 

joined families of this area at Rock, of Oreenfield, son of Mr 

the Stork Club of Shore and Mrs. Imil Muller, of 

Memorial Hospital during the Townsend's Inlet, in a 

past 10 days The girls all were ceremony tomorrow in Central 

for Sinners Point families and United Methodist Church, 

the boy arrived for a Liriwood Linwood, 

couple Conp-atulations go to: 

Quests attending the shower 

Joseph, jr and Deborah were Mrs. Curtis Smi , of 

(Mason) Havrilehak, 607 Linwood, and Mrs Edward 

Pennsylvania av , Somers Point, Hogan, of this city, mother and 

a girl, July 21 

grandmother of the gust of 

Leroy and Margaret honor, Mrs, Harold Miller, of 

(Stanley) Burton, 1914 West Palermo, Miss Nancy Miller, of 

av , Linwood. a boy. July 23, PaJermo, Mrs. Ted Seaman, of 

Gary and Donna (Savage) Cincinnati, Ohio, Mrs, William 

Rickli-y, 9 Cooper dr , Somers Smith, Jr , Mrs. Harry Bonham, 

Point, a girl, July 23, 

Mrs. Virginia Gensemer, Miss 

Norman and Carol Qinger Gensemer, Mrs Oil 

(Svindland) Clemens, 4 Dubb Jr., Mrs, Lewis Austin, 

Swarthmore rd , Somers Point, Jr., Mrs, Robert Kreisman, Miss 

a girl, July 2B 

Pam Kimmina, Mrs. Eileen 

Biddle, Mrs, Michael Powell, 

Mrs Andrew Allegretto, all of 

SII OVER 

this city, Mrs, Daryl Midgette, 

of Somers ôlnt, Mrs, Emil 

Muller, of Townsend's Inlet, 

400 

Mrs, Maurice O'Brien, of 

Camden, Miss Elisabeth 

COOKII-JARS Hunter, of Haddonneld, and 

Miss Janet Smith, of Linwood, 

Sending gift* but unable to 

attend were Mrs. Alison Smith, 

30 KINDS OF Mrs, Clark Austin, Mrs, 

BUTTER COOKIIS Thomas Schmidt and Mrs, 

George Smith. 

$1 40 per lb. 

Miss Miles guest 

at bridal shower 

Miss Pamela Miles was guest 

of honor at a bridal shower 

given recently by Mrs, William 

G. Luff and Mrs, Wallace 

Fisher in the Fisher home at 15 

W, Edinburgh rd, 

Gifts were located by way of 

verses attached to a bouffant 

umbrella. Refreshments were 

served. Among the 26 guests 

attending were the guest of 

honor's mother, Mrs. Charles 

Miles of this city, and her 

sister, Mrs, Richard Woods, 

who was visiting from Los 

Alamos, N. M, 

Miss Miles will become the 

bride of Robert Kouwe, of 

Newark, N, Y,, in September 

CLASSIFIED AD 


AARP group enjoys lunch 

LlNWnnn 

MitinlanH ChitpN 5 

Hi \ t X fi vi' 

AAHP 

rflhh 

lu nrhi'un pnor L* n I h u \;\f 

bu?»ini?*i?. mcrtinu ]nh\ w cs-'k in 

Ouf Lndy (if Si!rrnws K i 

social hull, PupUr ;jncj U jhitsh 

avvh 

MFM WilJi.'im Fish*-' und Mrv 

Maunri' H E v a n * w > *f * • in 

charge of arrjinpi'mcnLH unri 

Mrs William j Milh-r Jr 

ri'gistprnd fh* 1 m^mts^Ft i,nd 

glJt'Slh. 

Th* 1 Lah|OK worr ai LniriivHy 

CiivOFrd with whiU* Inn- vnvi'Ts 

and HiKfOrai'-d wsf h H* >wt>r 

arrang^m* F FlfîiMtuillf won th*- gutî 

pm k j*iz*- Mt'mbiTh 'î^ LaiiÛ 

wt-n- fmm Dctr«ji( Mich . 

M;iry;itij, Vi'nLnor. Bri^niinr 

PU'jiNiintvilli-,^ North("ii'lH :ind 

i ri Smith. 

y JI t whi^h 

;td vis. d thi' n 

ttiM' to pn'parf' 

nLH mad*- by rh»will 

b*^ August 13 at 1 30 p m 

w hi' n ;i i rave 11 jgij f. will b*> 

pn^nbi'd PlanK w.lj hid 

L^: u HXÎ n f thut time tor ;) 

Semi-Annual 

Sale 

Summer Suits 

Sport Coats 

S/aefcs 

Dress Shirts 

Sport Shirts 

Bermuda Shorts 

Beach wear 

Kakai 

MEN'S SHOP 

?20 ASiURY AVENUl 

Loft Candy 

SUMMER 

SALE 

VILLAGER ASSORTMENT 

Reg, $2.10 Save 21c 

RAINBOW JELLY MALLOWS 

Reg. $1.50 Save 25c 

Now For The Firit Time! 

LOFT CANDY BARS 15 

GET YOUR ICE CAPADE TICKETS HERE! 

We're Exclusive Agents in Ocean City 

Knight gnis 

F OCIAN

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PAG1 6 _ SECTION ONI THi OCIAN CITY SiNTINlLLlDOIR FRIDAY. JULY 31, 1970 

GRAND 

EUROPEAN TOUR 

Sponiored by 

A, C. HOSPITAL 6UILD, 

SHORE MEMORIAL AUX 

KESSLIR MEMORIAL AUX. 

OCT. lS*hfo3Uf, 1970 

$799.00 par parson 

hNrt and Return to 


CALL COR 

FRii BROCHURB 

822.2117 

FORM iT' 

ATLANTIC 

TRAVEL 

SIM Ventnor Atenu. 

ViNTNQR, N. J. 

International Club 

en/oys annual supper 

il till 

I 111 ••! 11.1 I.M I ' l u l l i I ill Illi 

.iiiiiii.il Inli'i-ii. n.il Hii|)|ii'i 

wri'k in F, L,.n,h,|i II.ill HI 

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l u n v h M . i m u m i i i i i i ' l l i n i n g 

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14 KARAT GOLD *17.M 

STERLING SILVER $ 3.SO 

KARATCLAD SJ.1S _ 

JUST ARRIVED ... A Brand New Line of 

SPEIDEL WATCHBANDS and IDF NTS 

WIDDING and ANNIVlRSflRY GIFTS 

BRAND NAME WATCHES 

AUTHORIZID OEALIR FOR 

Art Carved Diamond Rings 

ALL INORAV.'NO DONE ON THI PHEMiilS 

811 Asbury Ava. Dial 399-4075 

JIM'S 

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CUSTARD 

JUST OVIR THi 

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MARMORA 

Hert's the Biggest 


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• Low Gust. Line on 1 lii volt 

housi! currunt 

• Very Quirt Cumpi'itssnr 

• Washabln Filter."Rnusnliln 

• LEX AN"' Molded Ciisn-will 

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149 95 

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ELECTRIC 

CONTRACTORS 

RESIDENTIAL «nd COMMIRCIAL 

W4 ASBURY AVI DIAL 399-1598 

ANTIQUE SHOW PREPARATIONS 

Mpmhefs of th*' Colony Club go nvfr 

final aci'pptancps by dealers for 

fshihiting at the 4th Annual Antique 

Show and Sale to b«> stager! Monday 

Antique show-sale listed 

by Colony on Musk Pier 

The Cnliiny Huh i.f Ocean 

City will pn'M'tll it* 4th Annual 

Anliqiii' Show .ind Sail' ni'st 

Minidyy. Tin'sd^y and 

WpHni^sdiiv in Ci.jnvj'rition Hall, 

filh M and Biiiirriwalk 

Dnphiys will Oaliirp 

antiques of every type and 

inhibitors, will bi' from Nr-w 

Jersey. Maryliind. Pennsylvania 

,inri New York, Antique 

^hi^^wape, ihina, furniture, 

jewriry and art work and 

antique rf t j j 1 *, and toys will be 

mi display and fur salt 

The three-day show and sule 

hit- been planned by a 

committee uf members 

including Mrs fi Tagart Strele, 

chairman Mrs Theodore 

Whcdl.iri 3rd. Mrs Ronald 

Tiihi. Mrs H-nry Seidcl, Mrs. 

•I Alfred Benner. Mrs Edward 

Hull, Mrs Albert Of/den, Mrs. 

("•eiirBe Dunr/ari, Mrs. Herbert 

Ciudfrey, Mrs Robert Day, 

Mrs Aldan Richards and Mrs. 

Hay wood Cooley 

The doors will open at 3 

p ffi Monday and close at 

10 •SO p.m Tuesday the show 

will open at 1 1 30 a.m. and 

riiiitiiiue [hrough 10:30 p m 

while tin Wednesday It will 

open at 1 1 30 a.m. and close at 

» p m. A small donation is 

rei|nested at the door 

Arming the exhibitors will 

be The New EtiRland Shop of 

tins city, Anne McNellis of 

Sfimers Point, Nancy's Antique 

Shop of Oaks, Pa., The Garrell 

nf Trenton, Russell and Mary 

Hullman of Bridgvton, Reva 

Levitt of Meadowbrook, Pa., 

Penny Hallowav of Trenton, 

Specializing in TENNIS 

.LOTHIS « EQUIPMENT 

for Hie Entire Family 

OPEN AFTER 1 P, M. 

Mornings lire for tennis" 

DINKY BAYMNSON. Prop 


ATLANTIC CITY •22-42S2 

t'harlotle Epn, Judy •> Dotls 

from Seaville, Mr and Mrs 

.Inseph McKeever of Brid(|etiin, 

Vera Frank uf Atlantic City, 

Ye Olde Treasure Shop uf 

Jamaica, N Y , Arthur Guy 

Kaplan of Baltimore, The 

Duck's Nest uf Seaville 

Mrs, Henry L Fluhariy of 

Audubtin, Mary Bulrnan of 

North field, Vikinfi Corns of 

Atlantic City. Esther Updike of 

Princeton, Peggy Pierce and 

Doris Stalay of Haddonlield, 

Schaejjer's Antiques uf 

Lrv il town. Homestead 

Antiques from Rancocas, Dan 

and Oraee Robinson frum 

Media, Pa , Albee Antique*, 

from Moorestown, Albert 

Bi'rman of Philadelphia arid 

Helen Wiernik of Margate 

Democrat Club sets 

lea creom social 

LINWOOD Plans have been 

finalij.eri for nnnthc-r Old 

Fashioned fee Cream Social 

sponsored by the Lmwood 

Democratic Club The affair 

will be held Saturday, August 

29, at All Wars Memorial Park 

starting at noon. 

Councilman Duane Palmiter. 

chairman of the event, 

reported they will feature hand 

dipped ice cream, home made 

coke and ,:i drink at very 

reasonable prices n an "olde 

fashioned Bay nineties 

atmosphere ". 

An added attraction this 

year will be Lin wood's first 

bicycle parade Gaily decorated 

bicycles will be in competition 

for more than S30 in prizes. 

There also will be gifts for each 

participant in the parade. 

Bicycles will assemble at 

noon for judging at the Firiit 

National Bank's parking lot at 

Central av. and Shore rd. The 

parade will start at 1 p.m. 

Details of the route and 

judging categories will be 

announced later 

ClatilfW Adi Bring RMUHI 

WES MOORE'S 

SHORE 

TIRE SERVICE 

6th St. & Asbury Ave. 399-3006 

OPEN 

FOR 

BUSINESS \ 

DURING 

CONSTRUCTION 

TIRES 

REDUCED PRICES 

MOUNTED and BALANCED ffiEE 

through Wednesday in Convention Hall. 

Left to right arp Mrs, Aldan Richards, 

Mrs Henry K. Shaw, Colony Club 

president; Mrs Edward J, Huff ahd Mrs. 

George Diiiigaii. Senior Photo 

Mainland 

Coming 

Events 

TOMORROW (Saturday) 

Stjmers Point Yacht Club 

Children's Day for children 

from two Lutheran Horns in 

Philadelphia. Guests arrive 

about 1030 am 

• at 

MONDAY• 

Sorners Point Senior Citizens 

meeting, 11:30 a.m., in Oraee 

Lutheran Church, 

• * • 

Linwcjod Little League 

Association meeting, 8:30 

p m,, in City Hall. 

• * * 

Lin wond Volunteer Fire 

Company meeting, 8 p.lrt, 

• * * 

Roberts Johnson Post 2189 

VFW meeting, 8 p m 

Somers Point Volunteer 

Rescue Squad meeting, 8 p,i. 

• * « 

TUESDAY 

Sorners Paint Kiwanis Club 


Hdniel's Restaurant. 

Demo Club 

chairs filled 

LINWOOD • Ways and 

Means Candidates' Events 

chairmen were appointed it a 

special meeting of the Strategy 

Committee of the Llnwood 

Democratic Club last week, 

Chiirles MeFadden will serve 

as Ways and Means chairman 

sub committee in this 

department, will handle the Ice 

Cream Social to b# held August 

29 Councilman Duane 

Palmiter is in charge, 

Marvin Ernbry is chairman 

of the Candidate Ev«nte 

Committee, He will coordinate 

Coffee klatehes and other 

activities for the candidates, 

One thing being phinnntj by 

not as yet finalized is a Bill 

Hughes Linwood Day, On that 

day the congressional 

candidate will he in Llnwood 

for the entire day, 

Those serving on the 

Strategy Committee ire 

Councilman Alan Ferguson, 

coordinator; John Bergjn 

coordinator for Bill Hughes' 

campaign; and Councilman 

candidates Joseph Bradley and 

Jor- Stephanik, 

On Ucun's List 

Walter W, Maguire, of 301 

Bay av., has been named to the 

dean's list at it, Joseph's 

College for the spring semester. 

GALLO 

MOTOR SALES 

Authorized 


and CMC Truck 

Dealers 

COMPLETE PARTS 

and 

SERVICE 

DEPARTMENT 

•—— • 

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COURT HOUSI 

20 S, MAIN STREET 

DIAL 465-5122 


County to do Business" 

Deal bid 

Lillie Grouse wj^s hi^li 

pinochle scorer with (i! I 

points at the regular Miintl.iy 

evening session of Ihi' Ocean 

City Card Cluh in the Youth 

Center 

Other high pmoehle scorrrs 

were Alex droves. 621 , Gladys 

Piuere, 8,iS, John Blankley. 

599; Mae Clark, 581, D A 

Orunon, B76, Norma Grovcf,, 

R75; Sarah NoMe. 567, Rose 

Capita, 548; Al Scherneck 

528; Lloyd Fninkenrield, fi25, 

Adele Spratt, S19. Edith 

ichoening, fi I 7, Kay 

Hutmaker, 515. Carl Mi-hnert. 

515, Louis Sigel, flli, Blanche 

Scherneck, 512, Parky While, 

S07, Art Timmins, rin? nnri 

Roy Stone, 501. 

The high bridjje scorers were 

Adele Clement, ri6Hf), Nan 

Monihan, 4790. Anita Tulle), 

4880; Peg Blanehard. 1450, 

Wilson Smith, 4 110, Ed Baehr, 

4270; Edna Tomlinson, 1360, 

Lillian Balde, 11 BO. ;,nri Emily 

Smith, 40fln 

Special Offer 

THERAGRAN "M" 

100 + 30 PRII 

$5,89 

REGULAR THERAGRAN 

100 + 30 PRIl 

ONLY $5.69 

ATLANTIC CITY 

^jnenosSckoot 

Nurwry Sohool ttirou«h 0d« I! 

Admission Ttsts and Interviews 

for this Fall Term arm now being 

conducted Wednesday mornings, 

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SUPPOSITORIES 

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59c 

FLASH CUBES 

SYLVAN 1A or 01 

$1.79 

Colonial Discount 

S&H GREEN STAMM DAILY 8-9 

CLOSED SUNDAYS 

ALL FRESH 1970 INVINTORY > 

DIAL 399-7632 

SWIMWEAR — ALMOST 1000 PliCiS TO CHOOSE FROM 

DACRON, COTTON, KNITS and LASTEX — SIZES 28 to 52 

SWIM TRUNKS *» $5,oo »0 MOO NOW 33,99 

R«f, $7.00 to $f,00 NOW $4.99 

CABANA SETS «•«. $20,00 h, $27jo NOW $12,99 

KNIT SHIRTS^no te in NOW$5.00 & $7,00 

R«g. $5.00 A $6.00 NOW $2.99 S"$3^99~ 

WALKING SHORTS %¥$'.»k $5.50 

BUTTON DOWN 

SPORT SHIRTS R«B. $?.oot«$10.00 NOW $4,50 

LONG & SHORT SLEEVE 

TERRY BEACH TOPS 

and JACKETS "Tii»°Mw $5.00 & $6,00 

FINE MINI-LINK (BELL SLEEVE) 

CARDIGAN GOLF 

SWEATERS 

R - > mM Now 

SPORT COATS 

Rag. $29.95 J,o $65.00 

NOW $19,00 t@ $49,50 

ALL Top Quality 

FamQus Brand Merchandise 

MEN'S SHOP 

399-1S71 

10AM-10P.M. DIAL 399-1171 

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Package Expre*f Service 

Deluxe Passenger Service 

IN ATLANTIC CITY 

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Ttltphgnl 

144.1211 sr 144.1101 

Bid Aria Ced* i6? 

M mm rail CITY 

Lincoln limited J 

Catherine Ellen D'Agostino 

is bride of Robert E. Darby 

Thp Firs! United Mdhejdi«t 

Chuich wns the spiting rnc^nlly 

tifr the Wi'ddinK of Miss 

Ciithcrinr Ellen D Agoslino, 

daughter of Mr and Mrs A F 

D Ajrostino, of Tuckahoi", and 

Robert Eugene Darby, son of 

Mr and Mrs Roy E Darby, 

it ,t>f 216 Inlet rd 

The candlelight rrrpmony 

was an original composition of 

the tarido and groom with the 

Rev Charles Wilcock. pastor, 

officiating. 

Miss Brenda Taub, of Valley 

Stream, NY,, was maid of 

honor Bridesmaids w£re the 

Misses Alice May, of Tuekahoe, 

have 'am! 

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af 

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2744 Asbury Avenue, Ocean City 

Pick-Up 8.10 A. M, Deliver 6-7 P. M. 


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SMITH JEWELERS 

tSi Adwry Avenue Ocean CHy 

(CLOSED MONDAYS) 

DIAL 39*3171 

Casiiiindra Biliitia. iif Bninklyn. 

N Y , (ind Biirhiiru Waiwin, nf 

Omaha, Nch . 

Uli'nn Dnfhy was bcii! man 

fop hih brother, and scrvirm ah 

ushnrs W!'p> Thonias Slii'ln, of, 

this city, Frpdcriok S Wiillacc,' 

Jr , of this ciiy, Kenncjih 

Aenrn, nf Ridyc'wtji.Hi, and 

John DAgostinii, of Tiickah(«-, 

HriJther of th?> hndi' 

Given in rniirriaiii' by hi'r 

fathpr, thf brid* 1 was atliri'd in 

a skimmnr ^friwn of silk organ/a 

stylnd with a siiji'viiloKs biidiri' 

and an lllusinn niK^kllnt' 

Powder blur and whiLc 

pmbfoidpri'd daisy appliques 

Irimnu'd the high neckline and 

yoke The appliqu''!, also 

trimmed the skirt and train A 

band of puwdrr blui> (rrosirrain 

ribbon edged the hem and 

sweep train Her matrhinj 

maflfilla al&o was trtmrnrd wrth 

blut' and whltt' nmbrrMdrred 

organza appliqui-s and edged 

with powder blue nhbon She 

Carried a bouquet of white 

roses, daisies, suphanoria and 

baby brrath. 

The hririal aItPndanL!i wore 

Chiffon gowns styled with 

scoop necklines, empire 

bodices and long puffed 

sleeves Narrow bands of white 

Venice lace inserted with blut* 

satin ribbon trimmed the ruffs 

and accented the empire 

bodices. The maid of honor's 

gown was royal blue and she 

carried white daisies and wore 

a half circle of fresh daisies in 

her hair The bridesmaids' 

gowns were powder blue, thry 

carried yellow daisies and wore 

half circles of fresh daisies in 

their hair 

For her daugher's wedding 

Mrs D'Agostinii rhose a long 

gown of rose chiffon over peau 

de soi with long sleeves The 

cuffs, neckline and front panel 

were bordered with erystaJ and 

rose heading. Her ensemble was 

completed with a matching 

ro§e handbag and Diar bow 

and a corsage of white 

Joan Cotter graduates 

from Hoillns College 

Miss Joan Cotter, daughter 

of Mr, and Mes Byron C 

Cotter, of 8504 Central av , 

,-juid- —MaTVeTn," Parr'* fett/ntly 

|radu«ted cum laude and Phi 

Beta Kappa from Hollins 

College in Virginia, She will 

attend Columbia University 

graduate school in September 

to work for her master of fine 

flrU degree. She also received a 

degree from the Sorbonne in 

Paris after spending a year in 

France. 

Miss Cotter was an 

instructor in drama and ballet 

during the summer of 1068 at 

the Arts Center here. 

Productions from Shakespeare 

and Oliver were performed by 

her pupils that wmmer In the 

local high school auditorium, 

Byron Cotteri Jr., son of Mr, 

Mid Mrs. Cotter, completed his 

first year at N«w York Law 

School in June and w«s named 

to the Dem's List. He ajso 

wrote for the taw Review «nd 

worked as i student probation 

officer handling criminals and 

drug iddicU in the New York 

City courU, 

Both Mr. Cotter and Miss 

Cotter have been local summer 

residents for 23 yean. 

THI OCEAN CITY SINTINILLiDOiR PAGE 7 - SECTION ONI 

Mr md Mrs Robert E. Darby 

phaJenopsis orchids 

For the occasion Mrs Darby Hospital benefit Point Yacht Club 

selected a sleeveless powder 

blue chiffon gown with tour scheduled to host children 

matching long-sleeved chiffon 

coat trimmed at the neckline 

SOMERS POINT The 

Rrsrrv.ition,s are now being 

and cuff with crystal and blue 

Somen, Ptimt Yacht Club will 

accepted fur the 1th Annual 

beading, A matching handhand 

host approximately 50 children 

Trip for thi- binifil nf_ Atl.intiiand 

feather hat with a white 

orchid corsage completed her 

City. Shurr Memorial and 

from iwii Lutheran Homes in 

outfit. 

Kessier Memorial Hospitals. 

Philadelphia for a day's activity 

The trip, a Grind European 

Saturday 

Following a reception at Tour, will be conducted Thi- children will arrive via 

Harry's Inn in Somers Point October 15 to 31 under the ehartere i bus about 10 30 a.m 

the couple left for a wedding direction of the Atlantic Travel Thf schedule includes fishing, 

trip through New England, Bureau 

swimming, boating and 

They wilj make their home at 2 

Lynweed pi. New Haven. 

The group will leave Atlantic 

concludes with a barbecue 

Conn For her going away 

City by bus October 15 for 

They will be returned to 

outfit the bride chose a blue 

New York where they board a 

Philadelphia via the bus at f 

arid white jersey and linen 

jet plane at J F Kennedy 

conclusion uf the dinner 

dress with matching white 

International Airport arriving 

linen tailored coat with long 

in Vienna - The tour then 

scarf. White shoes and handbag 

continues on to Frankfurt arid 

and a corsage of white daisies 

Rudesheim, London. Parii.. 

and comflow»rs complimented 

Montreiiux, Geneva and bark 

her outfit. 

to New York on October 31 

The bride is a 1968 graduate 

Services of one tour 

of Ocean City High School and 

conductor for each unit of 35 

WM graduated this year from 

persons will be provided from 

Smith College. She will teach 

time of arrival in Vienna until 

high school English The 

departure from Geneva 

bridegroom, also a 1966 Further information may he 

graduate of Ocean City High obtained and reservations made 

School, was graduated this year by contacting Mrs. Thomas E 

from Rutgers University He Dougherty at 927-3119" 

will enter Yale University in 

the fall as a graduate student 

on a Ph. D. program 

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CAW MAY COUNTY 


22nd &. A»bury Ave. 

3984032 

OPEJ S to 5, 

Rumor has it 

The BEST CREAM CHEESE 

CAKE in TOWN Is at 

EDDIE RUMER'S 

OCiAN CITY BAKi SHOP 

405 34TH STREET OCEAN CITY, N, J, 

•••»>* 

ONE WEEK SPECIAL! 

15% DISCOUNT 

ON ALL PRICiS LISTID BELOW 

[TMll SPiCJAL WILL IND FRIDAY, AUMfT mt) 

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fat Inn wHi mmarmm « a Week — Hours 9-4:30 

The fitv of Ocean Citv 

cordially invites you 

to the 

BOARDWALK ART SHOW 

Saturday, August 1st 

On The Boardwalk from 6th to 15th Street 

10 A.M. till 6 RM, 

SM crBBtivi work from artists around the globe! 

A vivid, dazzling two rpile display of color, ideas, clot* In, way out, 

new, old, the good, the bad, the great, the geniui . , . and hundreds of 

wonderful places in between, 

C'MON UP TO THE BOARDWALK ART SHOW THIS SATURDAY , ,. 

WHAT A GREAT TIM YOU'LL HAVE! .,fJ.; 

PUBLIC RELATIONS DEPARTMENT - CITY HALL. OCEAN CITY - NfW «M|V < \ \ 

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PAOI 8 — SECTION ONi, 

Id Hn;li I (H.n 

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The Finest in 

Children's Fashion 

'our 

951 Aibury 398-1094 

AUTO BODY RfPAIR 

•nmpf 4 lEMtemlul Str»(e« 

MMJNTIfM ina WILDINS 

BEFfilOERATOffS (nil WASHINO 

MACHINES MnNISMlB 

HERB 5 SHOP 

Bflt. 11 • Iz Shim Havwt An. 

1100 Ys So of Big Gas Tank > 

DIAL 3*9-0*40 

Mil F (iK DIMKS WORKERS Mrs 

MiiMiii' MiDiiii.ilii. nf I.iiuvoocl. 

rhjiirman 'if the Kvc-uiivi- Heard of the 

Wonii'ii- Au\lii.ir% In Hhorr Mi'miine 

HixpiLiil. ami Mrs 11 Wiilfon, Oardiner. 

"i Ilic Ore,in f'n\ Cnnph-r cif the 

TODAY 

V' 

Pur 


r i In I.in rhn.li 

J •' r »r y Si .111 

C a h,.mpfDn..*ht[j r;ir... 

V; ring from the finger and 

welded ii |,,,:,ithi>F. Allen L, 

niivis, withn.jt the benefit of 

t'leiBy, plati-'i the ring on Mrs, 

Duvis, tmni finger left hand. 

eiasiifiod Ad. Bring Rwulti 

ATTENTION RESIDENTS of 

OCIAN CITY, SOMERS POINT, LINWOOD and NORTHFIILD 

FAIRWAY PHARMACY 

Your Pharmacy Away From Home" 

Located in the Somers Pt. Shopping Center, Rt. 9 and Bethel Road 

Open Daily 9 to 10 • Sundays 10 to 10 

NOW! Even when we're out ... WE'RE IN! 

TO SERVE YOU BETTER! 

If you call during the hourj that we are closed, 

Pleaae use our RECORDO-FONE. 

It will take your PRESCRIPTIONS 

NUMBERS and MESSAGES 

FREE DELIVERY £ FONE 927-2232 

fJY^^ m ^ m ^ YOUtlL BE ^D YOU DID" 

S. OTEN, Pharin»cut. Qmm mi M 

prnvidi's for (hi 1 community 

Thi 1 public is fiirou rii^'rd til 

Uivi 1 full support lo iHis effort 

MI Ihui ihi 1 hospiUil si>rV!ei>N 

may lip citntinui'd lor thi> 

bi'ni'fll (if ri.sirli.rltJi and visitors 

-iliki- 

An ;iltr:i.Uve mill! r.istume 

*r saw rererlliV w a^ a ^kirt 

i-uvcrej with narruw lace frills 

Ironi the waisl duwn and attach- 

I'd to a srilirt I'll.tr plain In.dire. 

Reptile Irimmings .wd prints 

In that design art 1 being seen 

in the shops. 

One .if the new-tild styles 

that has come back this season 

is that of knickers fur sports 

women. These are usually worn 

with hunts. 

Hi' win I i larp . Thi'V may 

I ' m>-r .1 . .1 hi rels >r hats 

*ith in lull in influ'TH e. 

fur hjt, * 

. i mi in ^.im 

"I lur 

i hr larcer anrt 

iitiiTfrit types 

Gymnasts exhibit 

form on Saturday 

A *iy mniiilicc i xhibition will 

In pn M iih it hjiturday nl 7 4 r i 

p m in Iht hi^h w htMtl ^ym 

Parlii ipunli will In siiuiiy 

iithliLi^ who hnvi hi i n 

pnictii III^J I i n alt summir 

ilisiik with nunihirH of Ihe 

Fi mpli Um\ Now $2.00 

5 POPULAR SHADES 

Selvagn Pharmacy 

M, E, KSAMAN. R.P., Owmr 

9th St. and Afbvry Ava, Dial 399-3535 

FREE STORE HOURS; DAILY I AM, TO ll;3t P.M. 

DELIVERY SUNDAY; I;M AM. TO II P.M. 

ADJOINING 

9TH & OCEAN 

DIAL 399.8488 

GIFT SHOPPE 

0I1S RESTAURANT 

OCEAN enry, N. J. 

Am CONDmONBD 

After dining at Wation's we cordially 

invite you to browse our Shoppe, 

LOOK FOB THE ST0R1, WITH THE 

LIONS ON THE DOOR" 

"The Coltingwoods'* 

Sylvania 

color TV 

to go! 

"V 

TV reception, simulated. 

HKKATIITAKINii COI.Oli TV 

\ I F'"\ViSJ i i ~ \-IIII j-« w i t h i icrsoiiiil 

11 * Li M(|. in •»(• rci'ri 

' "-stinri' I I' am 

•ihiirpi'l' pi! tun 

!ilii'i 

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H~>- [ipclm-.. 11 liinlf-ni viIK ;imi 

t K F ;i ntiii nil-; All III ;iii a 

hljj-h 

l CMIHIII'I Hi' hj'ht ivp 

nait pl:c-t ie- MliPKI. 

Now Only *249- 

18" COLOR TV 

I 

[AtUUR 

s>Kdnid's lh IIILII diaponjlh measured screen 

C ulur 1V model t D : DPL HJS built-in UHF and 

% Hh jntenna 1 ; 

TV reception 

1 simulated 

Sylvania portable 

Black&WhiteTV 

Model MYSIS complete with stand. Not a 

16", nor an 18", but a big 19" diagonally 

measured screen portable TV. Has builtin 

UHF and VHF antennas. Illuminated 

channel indicators. t 

129 95 

HANDSOME CONTEMPORARY IJNEK HlnHLIOHT THIS BiO 

SCREEN SYLVANIA CONSOLE COLOR TV SylBnnia color 

bright BS'pitiuri? lubo h»« family W !27 sq. in, vlpwoblii picture 

area. Has Sylvania Deluse Color Llnnui fhriMHis featuring 3=stafo 

LF,. Memory Fine Tuning, automatic rulor U.yt'1 monitor and 

purifying circuit. Lighted thariliol indliiitors, variable tone control, 

plug-in transistgrs for reliability and semeing ease. Wiilnut grain 

finish on hardboard iibinet. Sylvania model number CE3IW, 

" 

TV mLKI '"" N SI 

NO DOWN PAYMENTS 

UP TO 34 MONTHS TO PAY 

GLEESON'S TV 

COMPLETE SALES & SEEVICE for 

BLACK & WHITE and COLOR TV 

lANTINNA INSTALLATiONS . TOWIR & ROOFl 

MOUNTINGS for UHF • VHP & FM 

11048 Asbury Av«nue Dial 399-4910| 

TV RiNTALS 

WEEK • MONTH • SEASON 

fc 

FRIDAY, JULY 31, l?70 

Enjoy Your Vacation 

Here ... ? 

MEANWHILE 

OCEAN CITY 


Phone 399-5411 

THI OCfAN CITY SINTINtLLIPOiR 

Let us send you a weekly report — all thru 

the year — of what's going on in your 

favorite vacation spot. If you like Ocean. City, 

you'll love reading The Sentinel ledger. 

... we hope 

you and your family 

will be coming back soon! 

PAGE 9 -. SECTION ONE 

Sit down and fill out the subscription blank immediately and start receiving the paper. At your 

request, paper will be hmnsferred ft»m perrouwnt address to Ocean City and during the summer months 

both the Tuesday and JWday issues wm be delivered to your home. 

FHt in »h. blank 

To: Ocaan City 

P.O. B«x 2J», ONM Cify, N. J. 

incleied is my remittance for M.7S • Pbas« bill me of the addms Mow Q 

Name. ,,..,.,,. 

Sheet. 

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PAGE 10 — SICTION ONE 

LIVE 

LOBSTER TANK 


SEAFOOD CLEANID 

TO ORDER 

HILLS 

EAT-IN 

OR 

TAKE 

OUT 

PUTTIRS 

Q(Mn Dally tl A. M. • I P. M 

TILTON ROAD • NQRTHFieLD 

In The Mr. Big Shopping Confer 

IN BRIGANTINE - Mil BRIGANTINE AVE. _ IM-ltSt 

RESTAURANT I CLAM BAR 

1234-1242 Boardwalk 

THK ONLY ClAM BAR ON THE ROAMUV.U.K 

NOW ENCLOSED 1 


SPfCIAL IVERY NIGHT from 4.30 to S-00 

DIUCIQUS 

SHORE DINNERS 

COMPLETI 

SEAFOOD MINU 

CHARCOAL BROILiD 

STEAKS & CHOPS 

Clnms . Seafood - Cocktails 


Avariga Slie V/, Iki. 

Cempl»t« Shore Dinner 5 5.95 

WE RECOMMEND 

MAINE STYLE LOBSTER (Belled in Salt Water) 

OPIN MONDAY THRU SATURDAY 4;M P. M, to I P.M. 

SUNDAY 1J.M TILL 1:10 P. M. 

The SINDIA 

SHOO-nY PIE, AMISH VANILLA PIE 


COHICK QWNERSHIP.MANAGEVIQ*T SINCE 

* * CLOSED MONDAYS * 

'I '•Ti J '°f'' 

••••••••••••••••MM 

The SuttMet 

„. This is a Surfrider "FRIEBEi" 

entitles bearer to 5 1 * OFF any dinner 

Out Complete Qipnet mtiudm Chwce at Stlarf 

PofMio Vemtjbie. Rolli & ffyffff, Dfserf ^ Catfm 

All Qiniitn •• $2.45 

unt Ktomi»«) by • SURFRIDER FREEBEf p- 

Ink f$yf wlitnii ts nplBfil tfw^ ysur pna if $\* V 4 

SALAD POTATOIS 

POTATO SALAD MASHID 

COLI SLAW FHENCH FRi IS 

T JSSED ml etna ol *rt»nfl 

VEGETABLE - DuJOUN 

- ENTRIES 

- SI A FOOD - _ 

21 SHRIMP IN THE BASKET *n»l» 8*u« 

COMIINATION SSAPOOD PLATTER, 

w/L«nan Md Tirtu S«JM 

- CHICKiN - 

M of HONEY DIPT SOUTHERN FRIED CHICKEN 

- BCBf - 

HOT ROAST BEEF SANDWICH 

% Ih, CMOPTED SIRLOIN STEAK 

- VIAL - 

BREADED VIAL CUTLET w/Ufnofl BuRir hua 

VIAL PARMAQIAN ITALIAN STYLE w/Sp^wtn 

SUtMURQiR 

Full H Ih, of pound tfnta tatf w/mrtM eh 

en opwi W«ttd Mm foil with oritp ttttim, 

o. Barmuda omom. nlUi, Fmh Frin, 

GshilMftnitiaffM 

CHIfS SPICIAL 

A Ditttnnt Hum Cooktd Uml Niuiy 

With M 01 Tim Aimi 

1 

i 

10th MMI OMM AMnufl - in (JM Impria Hotti J 

OfMn Chv, *(** imm • 

••••••••••••••MlMUBrt 

THE OCIAN CITY SiNTINiL-LEDGIR 

Green Acres new payment plan 

foo late to benefit Ocean City 

The Nji- 

OH Upi-M 

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Liti'i In 

I Hill* MI 1111nil 

in ihr «. 1; 11. • Illi mi-iiMi n> W-Hilil ,11>(> i S In l.liilif, ll nil licni'l II* illi' derived, 

liiihln ri'i'i I'.II urn .incl .iflimrcil prim in ,iili.|ii icui ul IIIIMI |i.iy mi-iil> wimlil I'nni inili 1 

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, ,lcn,\ ('iimiiuvMim riinsirirr.ihle rnl.ilili's whi'ii 1111 • iiKiilil )(J In ihiiw ,my lii'ilH'il* 

SlMc 1 l\ilir\ li.u. -i.iie (link civil v;i-.l ,11'i-r.mi wilh hili'r .irnii' In Ihii:nm.ni». 

ill Inn id siHllh ill '60111 M ,» |l;i(i nl Ihr rim il nip.il! I % iii u I •-•all 11 " ' in 11.-1.1 (il lax. fi,iymi-iitft lie 

! 1 li ,,m thiil in h'lv'fiiiMiiMiuil rriiii-i-iii.il iiiit) ,.,,,,i,im,.(| umil lln-re IS IIU 

p,i\ -in. 11U shnnlil hi' 

I1I.HI, •,,, 

Ulll Iliil 

,p,, 

n.,l, 

l h l ' ('iinimi.iiiiiiii ul ,i' •' I the 

Ciurifri.y Smith Funeral Hum,. 

Wllh til.' li.-'V rhiirl.'. Wilciick. 

piiiitiir of the Ftr-t I'liili'd 

Mi.lhoclist rhilirli. i,riiri:itiii|i" 

InliTttlrnl WHS nl Sa'iuudi 

hcimc Tuesday She wa>. Tw. ,1 

I PIES - APPLE CAKES - CRUMB CAKES 

Warren & Thelma MacAdams, Owner-Management 

TAKI-OUT 

and FRIID CHICKIN 

PIES Fresh Dally • Indivfdgal Orders on SEAFOOD , 

TRY OUR SALADS, TOO! DIAL 3W5414 


4001 WEST AVENUE (Acrosi from 4«th Street Church) 

OI'KN DAILY INCLUDING SUNDAY 10 TO S 

CRAB TRAP 

Cocktail oLoungc Cf fSeitaurant 

ON THI CIRCLE SOMERS POINT 

Phone927-7377 

• OPpN DA&Y at 12 NOON • 

BILL CAMP .t H,a PIANO NITILY 

DANCING WiD,, FRI, and SAT, NiOHTS 

__ »• tt» PREMIERS 

nwiliT 

Mr Hhih wiis hof-n in 

Ui-rnwinv :iiul mni-'ed in this 

rilv I | v"iir«. iiui. fi-iim 

Phiiiulelphi.i 

,Sur\-ivin^ iirt' his wifi-, 

Fnedii, (wo sciri',, Mys /ififi 

lii'iiry, liolh i.f Philndelphiii. 

iMli' i! nillht*'r. Mrs Klfrit^ds 

Aridri-,1. nl tins illy, twn 

bfi.li'i-rs. Unns aiid tlerbert, 

iiotli 11T Philiirielphia, r-nihl 

LINWOOD Benjamin J 

Sickmann, of 202 Ocean 

Heights av., died at his home 

Sunday He was 90 

Mr Sickmann was born in 

Cold Sprinip, Ky,, and had 

lived here for 32 years, H» was 

a Spanish American War 

Veteran, a member of the 

Absecon VFW and was mired 

from the Navy, He also was a 

member of the Linwood 

Community Church, 

SurvivinK is his wife, Alice, 

Funeral services were 

conducted Wednesday at 

Linwood Community Church. 

Burial was in Atlantic City 

Cemetery, Pleasanhilln. 

Harry G. Wise 

Harry Q. Wise, of 3218 

Central av,, died Wednesday at 

his home following a lengthy 

illness 

Mr. Wise was born in 

Wissjihickon, Pa., and had 

mai".' his home here for 12 

years. He operated the 27th 

Street Delicatessen until his 

retirement in 1987, He was a 

member of Star Lodge F ahd 

AM of Tuekahoe, the Ocean 

City Masonic Club and the 

Navy League. 

SurvivlnH are his wife, Elsie 

V,; two daughters, Mrs, Doris 

MuUord, of Corbin City, and 

Mrs. Joan Salmis, of Palermo; 

one sister, Mrs, Ethel Keucher, 

, of Roxborough, Pa,; and two 

grandchildren. 


Monday at 11 a.m. from the 


809 Central av,, with the Rev. 

Harvey Warner, former pastor 

of the Wissahicken Baptist 

Church, officiating, Burial will 

be in Seaside Cemetery, 

Palermo. Friends may call 

Sunday from 7 to 9 p.m. 

Masonic services will be held at 

8 p.m. 

BREAKERSP 

SNACK SHOP 

BETWEEN Slid «, 3rd 

DELANCIY OFF BOARDWAI 

TO SERVE YOU • ..IP. • 10 p.m. 

BREAKFAST 

BULK (CI CREAM 

FRIM PASTRIIS 

| ITALIAN WATER ICE 

HAMBURSIRS \ 

I NEWSPAPERS DAILY 

Franklin Shores, of 

Maim 1 , an instructor ;it the 

PrnnsyIviinui Acatii'my of 

Klllf 1 Arts, is one of the 

ludfjcs in Katurrlay s 

annuiil Konniu-iilk Art 

Hugh»i 

set for Asbury av, 

John Berueii IIU udiriiil c 

foi (J I i ij 1 I i • F. i nmpiiii;' 

I'i'mi'li'rV. Piili'rmn 

he;iflt|U, triers for "Hughes ll 

Eliza W. Gandy 

Fiinernl M-rviri-s Will hi' held 

II am todiiv (Friday) fnim 

ihr Peter Hers Funenil Home. 

(.ViMUrf^ ('nnini il It-,' will \ 

opeiii-il on Ashti i ^ ii nnd Ih 

old Srhiifl hiiiiiiniij wilhm I 

Mrs 

Wesley 

fiOD W Chclti-nham ;iv , 

Pliiii-. him- hi-i-ii ,1111.1.111 

Philiideipliiii Burial Will be at 

Eli/a W Oiiiiriy, of 

h> Ilii' Oi-i'iiM City Ri-mir 

Fnrrest Hills r.imiitery 

M.inor, died ,1! hi-* 

(/iub fnr ,i rl;ini hake. Autfusl 



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THE 

RALEIGH 

DINING ROOM J VUu, ».„ 

10th Street and Wesley Ave. - Free Parking 

FOR RESERVATIONS Ph, 399-S512 

_ featuring — 

"Sir Waiter's" Special BREAKFASTS 60c ' 

FULL COURSE DINNER .... S 3.95 

SRIAKFAST i te 10:30 DINNIR . I to 7i30 | 

inn iiniiiiii;^ Vui II • vp 

Her* — Every Guest 

is a V.I.P. 

and let us thew yeu hew if feell to bfi a V,I,P, 

I 'iiiiii i » Ki it • I In* 

I I'.M. M. ! ! I'.M. 

Mimlm I I'.M, !o I I I'M, 

Horn? of 'he 

Zahpriied Cocktail 

ABEREF^ 

ANSLESIA INN, WILDWOOD, 

native of Peier*bu S-J4 and had 

lived here most of her life 

Owtrtd ft OptrlMd by * 

MIKI & BfTTY 

SLAViSK! 

Dial 3994817 < 

WEIKDAY SPECIAL , 

2 EGGS 

TOAST 

HOME FRIES 65c: 

& COFFEI 

7:M 'HI Noon 

Si DINNERS 

Mrs Oiinriy was a member 

of Chapli-r KH Order nf Enslern 

SUir, thi- First I'liited 

Methodist Church and IU 

WSCS and Sarah Slillwell 

Chapter Dauphers of the 

American Revolution, ;ill nf 

this city 

Surviving are her husband, 

Lewis, and line sister, Mrs 

Helen Peterson, of Lower 

Merion, Pn 

Funeral service.., will br- held 

11 am today (Friday) from 

the Godfrey-Smith Funeral 

Home. 809 Central av 

Intermenl will be at Wesley 

United Methodist Cemetery n 

Petersburg 

Max F. Blob 

SERVED DAILY 11:30 

'TIL 2 and 

4 P, M. TO 8 P, M. 

Max F Blob, of 305 Inlet 

rd, died Twsday in Shore 

Memorial Hospital He was 78 

and J retired delicatessen 


104 Asbury Avenge Ocean City, N, J. 

DELICIOUS DINNERS SERVED: 

Weekdays 4 p.m.-8 p.m. • Sunday 3 p.m. to 8 p.m. 

HOMIMADE BAKING FOR TAKE-OUT! 

CINNAMON BUNS $ John C. Cranston 

-Inhn V Cranston, of 434 

Asbury iiv , died yesterday 

(Thursday) at the Mayfair 

Nursing Home fiilhi-winR a 

lensjlhy illness He was fi7 

Mr Cranston had been an 

Ocean City resident tor 23 

years and formerly -esided in 

Allantic City He was 

graduated from Atlantic City 

High School in 1931 where he 

had been an outstanding 

athlete 

He was a Warrant Officer in 

the Air Force duriny World 

War II, a member of 

Fert 

1.00 per pan 

r usfsn Foglio Post 66 r 16, ,11 Qirrh Cirnv.' liirk m 

North fir Irt 

C^JI n tTr essional eHiidid;ite 

Wilhiim J Hughes will speak Hi 

(hi- iiffiilr Mrs Belly Jefferson. 

Fund raising ehairrnan. isurtjiny ACRKS OK 

FREK PARKING 

FISHERMAN S WHARF, C.4PE MAV, N J 

PHONE 884-8296 

i0 Open Monday thru Saturday 

VFW of this city, past 

president of the National 

5 P. M. to 10 P. M. 

Association of Letter Carriers 

and had been a mail carrier out Open Sunday 2 P. M. to 10 p M 

of the Ocean City Post Office 

for IB years. 

COFFEE SHOP • Open 7 Dayi 

Uff Emt ; 

Garrimi St.'iti' Parkway 


Evelyn, one son, Lt John C , 

who it in the Air Force 

stationed in California: one 

daughter, Mrs. Alice Eckerson, 

of gamers Point, one brother. 

6 AM to 10 P.M. 

EOT NO 0 

Open All Year GARDEN CTATE PARKWAY 

Raymond, of Atlantic City, 

and two pandchiidren 

Funeral services and 

intertniiii will bo private. 

Arrangements are by the 

Wimborg Funeral Home 

Benjamin j. Sickmann 

Stute! 

Dinlnf •! S«ef«h PHeti" 

GERMAN AND AMERICAN CUISINE 

• Siuarfarttsn • Rauladm • Csuliih • Petite Pancake. 

Serve Yourself at Our Delieieut 

SALAD BAR 

SPECIAL SUNDAY FULL COURSE ^C* P9 ^ 

DINNER JSSUSL $ 2.75 

(Bally fncL 5un.) from 1 AM, * DJnntf (Wkdyi) frsin 4:30 P M., Sun, frsm 4 CM. ! 

841 

^'achI 

Cluh \ ill vir fur i he- cuveft.d 

UtN- iinntl Wilh tithfr SalhiP^ 

ffesm N'r-w England Nnrih 

Ucvan City Vdrht Cluh hfl> 

Tar on beach 

not dredge's 

Tur un Iwachf!. at thi' 

rxtrpffie suulhern end nf Ihf 

ifcland and ill tig CorMin's Inlet 

is not from a dredgE- worklnR in 

Middle Thiirtifare. according in 

City Hralth Offlcpr J Rush 

Chattin 

Chiittin said hp visited thf 

drfdain|! site Tuesday and 

ajjiiin Wi'dnesdaj and found no 

oil tin the surface of thf water 

near tht- dredjii'. Rf>iident-5 had 

complained of an oil shek near 

thi' dredce as well at. tar on the 

beaches. 

"Then- just isn't enough 

lirtli for the nil la become tjir 

in thf shiirl dis'anci' belwi'en 

the rircdgi' and the heath." 

Chatlin said. He said thf t.ir 

was probdbly dumped by an 

offshnrr freighter and washed 

up on the bench 

Th'- dri'dge is, wcirkinB in an 

area Miuth of 5filh st filling in 

land owned by Oei;an City 

Humci 

Channi said several weeks 

ago small oil slicks were 

appearmji along the bay front in 

the center of town at low tide 

He said an investigation by his 

office revt'iiled that an oil like 

substance was flowing from 

storm drain pipes 

Further investigation proved 

the oil tn he from a chemical 

used by thf County Mosquito 

Commission which is sprayed 

into storm drains Chattin said 

tht? Commission is using an oil 

free chemical now. 

emm: CAFF. 

ON THi CIRCLE 

rmtunng 

BOB TUCKER 

1 GUITAR and VOCAL 

and 

1 JACK NEWLON 

at the PIANO 

NITILY 

Complm Siltctlon of 

LIQUORS • WINIS 

•IIRI 

1 Mlinry |*r*l« HMill 

thi- Ur«), 

thi- i-j*' 

iti\e f leet on 

s a> start» ! d 

Abtoluttly thi Hn,,t 

BRUNCH 

Smnrmd Anywhtrm SH th» Jmmtr C»«»ll 

DiUCIOUS FOOD SENSIBLY PRICED 

FOUR Y'S 

RESTAURANT 

PLATTERS • DINNIRS « COCKTAILS 

TASTY S&NDWICHIS 

ili CONDITIONID 

PlfNTT Of BiBUNO NONI 6JI.JM1 

m THE SAXONY ROOM 


Rf 9 and MassaehusBtts Av«. 

IOMIRS POINT. NIW JERSEY 

• BLATTERS 

• DILICIOUS 

SANDWICHES 

tar Lunch, 

Syppw or a 

LMa 

SMCk 


Every Day 

EPACKAGE 

A "Buffet A Li Saxony" featuring; 

Eggi Benedict • Sih Miekenl • Snaec 

Golden HlA Brawn PuUlora •Fluffy 

Mdcni in Seuan • Petite Fatelka wHh IV 

lieiDut Blw-bfrrv Synp • Sweet RoHi • Afl 

(whefi 

HOTEL AND MOTOR MN 

is* * uwinn'OHu cm, IU. 


3221 ASBURY AVINUE PHONE 399.4337 

(Same Menu At Both Locations) 

COOKED SEArOOD TO TAKE OUT 

Combination Sea Food 

....- 

PLATTERS 

$2.00 

Deviled Clami . 

1,40 

Deviled Crab 

1.55 

Crab Imperial 

2.00 

l 

1,55 

Fried 'Shrimp 

1.75 

Filet Floundsr (Fried) 

1.50 

Fntd ClBms . - 

1.50 

Fried Oysters 

1.70 

Soft Shell Crab 

1.60 

Broiled Flounder 

2,20 

Broiled Flounder (Plain) 

Lobiter Till 

X ^ 2.20.., 

Pncfrrtecording to iile 

Shrimp Salad .. . . 

ISO 

Crab .Salad . . ... 

1.80 

Chicken Salad _ , 

1.70 

Shrimp Cocktail . , . 

1.80 

Veil Cutlet . .. .... 

1.40 

Pork Chops (2) ' 

1.80 

All Platters Include Choice of 2Vegefablei 

1-10 

1,10 

1.00 

1.10 

,80 

1.10 

FROM OUR BROASTEK 

Vj Iroasted Chicken Platter .._-.., 

Vs Broasfed Chicken (4 pcs,) —..... 

Whole Chicken (8 pcs.) 

Family Special (12 pcs.) ..._,„.„_-..,-- 

Company Special (20 pei.) .„,_-.„ 

$1.65 

1.0S 

2.00 

3,00 

4.60 

A LA CARTE 

Clam' Chowder, Cold Qt, $ ,85 Macaroni Salad ...„_„„_„«. $ .60 " 

Potato Salad ., ..,„ _..,Pt. 60 French Fried Potatoes...Qt. AS, 

Cole Slaw ,„,„„..........., Pt, .60Baked 

Potato ..... .........—Ea. .30 

Pepper Hash ..._„... —.Pt. .60 French Fried Onion Rlngi Lb, l. 

Aiiortsd Piei. _._.—Each $.90 &.$1.00 

Mulford's Seafood 

Sprving the saitio inenu 

2112 ASBURY AVENUF 

PAGE 12 — SiCTION ONi THE OCiAN CITY SiNTINiLLIDGiR FRIDAY, JULY 31, 1970 

Beach 

ecintiiUM'ii Iroiii pH 

.I pi'rniaiii'ni Inilk 

would t.iki' 

gfi-ai il bi'illllli; Jimci 1 ihr hi 

IS now bi-mil pumped in 

could Iliivi' hmll i 

huikhind ,i( i''i> biiiirijw.ilk 

paid to fill in In,- own lull., 

' disgninlli'd nt'tj/hbur -hitnti 

Deputy in lh>> M; 

Richiifd (i Snvdi'f wid 

and m iMrni'd ui Hi 

properly by I iH :il iii'liim 

an net nl M;iUin' iintl th 

nolhinK wi- 1 dii iibnui 

he> said 

Snydiif •uiiri hi' ri'rni'mhi 

iluniii: beach pumping |irri| 

20 yt'an. ;mn thai sand w-.i. 

under thi- hoiirHwiilk .m 

privaii 1 ground 

Litllli 

DAN'S 

SEAFOOD 

liTH STRUT *T 

•AYFRONT 

DIAL mii/f 

ON THE BAY —OPIN ALL YIAR ROUND 

Linwood Community Center 

is outlined by councilman 

I.ISWIMII) l'l..i- IIII ,, .•..nlrihiiliiiin •• 

•|.|m.i'(l lomilniriilN C1M1I t 

lied In Hr;i(llev rr'MilrriU Hi- iilsn .said ilCllVll li'x 

''•'•"I .l.n ••••••, eiiuld run I'nim hiiskelhiill to 

• wimmini; meiM). iimi hiind bill I 

Hlll\ (i iiier \; In rluh mii'luil^ iind MK'iiil 

- ihe he.ii-is ui I'li'iiiji 

Hi .-. Hr,idli'\ "We mil.I il.irt wild il solid 

• ,i i Her [hill Iilli lldill hill .iiili build Iriim 

ill III.- ,. I-II|)II- ,,l Illi'r. . Brildlis wi'ill ill, He 

roil Id (In; 

suit] he |1;^ wrineii lo varuHis 

null K.'.l. 

Huhs and irmup., r..qu.'.,nii[! to 

Hi lit. pni,ilr 'peak In them 

mi-rtuiri. 

Ii(j The roti mMlmiin plans to M'l 


DINNERS ONLY 

WEEKDAYS 4-9. SUNDAY 12 30 

f 

up a eomiiiiiiei' rcprnsi-nlinu 

varinus lid,lips MI evplori' 

furihrr ;.nri hiv the 

u'niiindwnrk fur Ihe re nter 

Anyone mlereileij m vrviiii; 

"" iinv nl ihi' I'.-iriiHii 

him 

26 DELICIOUS MENU ITEMS 

SEPARATE CHILDREN'S MENU 

375 SEATS (Sorry, No Reservation!) 


DIAL 399-4013 

PRIVATE DINING FACILITIES FOR 


VISIT THE NEW UNIQUE GIFT SHOP 


OHier husineji.H df Ihi- Hub 

inHudes ;s danr.- in earK 

Hiiptember I'or lft |o 1!) year 

olds Tins will be he!H nl Our 

Ljldi nl SdrrpwS (hlirrh hall, 

WahaMl arid Wilson aves , and 

will hi- railed Donkey Hup 

John Charleston of the Youiiy 

UimiiralJ is rhiiirrnan The 

exar! dale will he iinfini! nred 

laler 

Police building 

without power 

Electrical power was cut (iff 

to the Public Safety Building 

for almost seven hours Tuesday 

night after an overloaded 

transformer at the rear of the 

building caught fin- 

Firemen located in City 

Hall, less than a block away, 

took a look at the smoking 

transformer and ordered the 

power shut off Thirteen large 

air conditioners, the reason fur 

the overload, stopped 

operatinfl shortly after 4 p m 

The police radio system was 

knocked out for several 

minutes until an emergency 

generator could be put into 

service Police communicated 

with portable radios during 

those few minutes 

Only a minimum of current 

was available for the 

department to operate lights 

and the radio, but no air 

conditioning. Air conditioners 

in the offices of the chief of 

police and captains remained 

silent. 

The Electric Company shut 

the power down again 

Wednesday to install a new 

larger transformer Once again 

all the air conditioners were 

silent 

9tfi STTIHT * OCEAN AVENUE FREE PARKING ON PRIMIS6S 

Roy M Unveil SIIIV.TS 

Church marks 

anniversary 

Willis I'riiii.il Me.hodist 

Chiin-h ui PliM>,iMt ,inil Linden 

ill.'-, m Plrasinlville will 

ohsfrv,. fhi' fiMh iiiinivr, âry of 

Ihe di'Hioat ion of tin- church 

bitililinL" Sunday ;II 1 I ;* m The 

Rev M Rl,v.efl Shivers will he 

U1H-.I spi-iikir 

Rev Shiv.-rs 5B IBfiS when 

he enirriifi ihe chnphiincy in 

I he Army Following his 

diu'liarije he served in Vlneiand 

and Klghland Park heliire going 

In his present assignment 

Speciiil music will be 

brought In Mr and Mrs- 

Wllbert ('(in nelly iif Ahsecon 

Heightj, . ;i ii ti honored guests 

will lie recngni/.ed The Rev 

Kdmuiid Carlisle, pastor, has 

extended, an invitation to the 

piibhi ui atlend 

Sisly five yi-ars ago on July 

30. ISIOR dedication was held 

with presiding elder James 

Moore in charge iind Bishop G. 

H Fowler preaching. Five men 

gave IS'IUO each to pay off the 

indebtedness for the church 

iind des •ndent-s of those men 

will he 

SundaN 

intending the service 

ABOUT 

YOUR 

Then- is ri" secret in luoklng 

ri'iit and attractive while doing 

hiiuspwnrk, Ii just tiUifS a little 

exltii I'ffiiri, The effort will be 

must rowjifiijng, 

ThfTO r.> ! ed he no added ex= 

pt'nap fur clothes if you are 

handy wuh » needleand thread. 

I Iind my delight in thy 

cnmmanrirrH'n! < — (Psalms 

1 Hi; IT) 

I >i\ !';* ni-iliT in mind, body 

ii ii'i iitr.nl'-. nii'iiti-; fri't'ilum 

t i-i'iu in j'.ii I\-I. i (unking. It 

nv itt'» il.iit uiir minds art' 

I'l-i'ui-l'iii :iinl |.III»I.I|. As we 

iiflirni ! hi • iii'ili'i-. MI> allow ihi' 

rulhi.-- -if all life, all liir-nt and 

ail p.Mij li, i nrni' In Us. Let US 

.41 < ii.jj tin- irii.ii •hiit God is 

Wi'i-tiiii' i:i anil I !:rnui,'h us anil 

ih.ii l| j, i-i.nj ,-. heliin I'stalj- 

Ilisliirs ri'i-ioiitK itself, as 

I'VIT\IJ|k-r ' liltii 

Cunaumcr'a Uuyiny (iuidi'. 

How to Uet Your 'Money's 

Worth " Todsy we diwuss 

two arpBB of major 

purchase to iho averaai' 

conmmer Furnitun- 

u i i l l v 

.liirl « il, w(,,il sli.- h.x, lii,ui!ht 

'"' '"in limi- If he h;m 

I'"" h.i«.'.l niiw,., h «h. ,•„„,„,i 

'•\|)-i i .-ilh.-r lh,. .•.„•()..i,nK ,„ 

lllrll 

'"' I .ttu .,-, 

h.id (I huni'll' I,, .inliriiiale 

I " wonviii wilh the same 

and Carp,tina I 

lur 

nve 

il (milt!' is ,,„,) feasniiiihly 

f iiislis i]in |nirch:ise 

l'»- Oil.' Will he sal I,lied 

ihe lonii haul wilh what 

Part II VALUE BL-VINC OF 

FURNITURE, CARPKTIMii 

The purrhas.' ,,f eiiher 

she 

eilh 

I'Hll! 

.,, 

i.is hi.uuhl. ih,. other, 

enm|i!ainingh. nr in 

iering sili'nri.. unhappy 

in- whole ihitiij The 

furniture or curpt'llni! involves 

considerably more use nl ihe j~' t ' 

I ;i II M ! 11 y 

'î(li hulls diiwn 

y 

il n H *-i! 

imagination and examination , ,',', • ._... , 

of the family budge, ,!,„„ d,, F' ;tm»F * H h 

mo« other purchases ,h« the l h" ^Ju S [^ t'* 

uSo^m't n Tt H" d ; " ;;: "" ;; "' *»"••« •" £' 

upon to make If she. chooses |lvp(. T h , . . _ 



At th* Circle, 21st and Dune Dr., Avalon 

ITALIAN DISHIS • STEAKS • SEAFOOD 

FAMILY FULL COURSE DINNERS '3.50 u " 

KIDDiiS 11.15 Up 

ITALIAN SMORGASBORD MJO 

IViRY SUNDAY 5-9 P. M. 

DANCING an* MUSIC TO 3 BANDS 

LIMY BOSTiC I HIS "MILLoW-AIRIS" SAT N?tE 

IRNII AUSTIN TRIO FRIDAY and SATURDAY NITIS 

GEORGE IVANS at th. O 

ALL THI SHRIMP YOU CAN EAT 

WID. .nd THURI, NITIS • If P M -1 K M. 

I 2.50 

•ftP and BEER LUNCH 11:M M 1 P, M, DAILY 

VTONY MART'S. 

M • IN SOMERS POINT • » 

OUR 2Sih ANNIVERSARY ^k 

TONITI! TONITil 1 | 

Another Great Celebration with *• 

3 = GREAT BANDS -. 3 I 

You'll Like Our Popular 

CHJWATION V m 

Mond»y . TuMday 

ThurwUy 

PENNSYLVANIA DUTCH 

* TAKE-OUT * 

— QUiiNIFS _ 

305 Ocean Avenue Phone 398-1556 

Home of True Pennsylvania 

Dutch Cooking 

TAK&OUT SERVICE FREE DELIVERY 

• Platters • Chicken Pot Pie 

• OWFaahion Beef Pie • Corn & Saunage Pie 

• Turkey Steak • Roait Chicken 

• Rout Beef • Boova ShenUe 

ALSO SEA FOOD PLATTERS 

Pies Made to Order 

All Orders Hot and Ready to Serve 

with Hot Gravy on the Side 

Plut Hot Bacon Dreaiing for Salad 

Deuert Pie* • Shoofly, Pumpkin, Apple 

Cherry, Cocoanut, Cheese Custard Pies 

PLEASE CALL ONE HOUR IN ADVANCE 

CONEY'S 

34TH STREET 

OH loottvai iivD. DUE jiru mott IBD« 

LIQUOR 

STORE 

IMPORTED 4 DOMESTIC 

BYE - BOURBON • GIN 

HUM AND WINE 

COLD BEER 

' 0PHI WEEKDAYS 

• AM TO 10 PM 

HO MUI OR HHBAT 

BAR & 

COCKTAIL 

LOUNGE 

OPENS AM 

DIAL 399-9851 

i;i-iicr,illi riiifl. .iiiiiinii ihi 

linn- tir| 

Whi-M I In- rhiklr.ri li,,!, ,. .,( hid 

Illfll IIS Till lifM U'| ,,| 

fil rnilii r, m,n n, ,t |M. ..xjMTiki! , 

1)111 li ik UiMi-r.,1 K IIIII.mini hi 

I'M HI m U ;•-,,,s Ii will 

priihiihK iinriirtii r,, I Mir ruugh 

rn ! t ! < 

mil 

whirh In rriitii r. 

rimdi' 

Bi.fnrc arlim 

rumitun.. „„„ v 

«nly for ih. 

h, 

p 

hi.on 

*l'ini- This 

111" stuff nl 

i* nor mails 

puriha«.ini; 

.uld shop n..t 

mi-rrhandiia. 

dcmri-d. but isublnh and shop 

for Ihc etisl .if Tarrying charges 

) thi h amniin! il rti^h to buy on 

lime) 

Thi- furnituri. 

be friirn lhrn. b 

rHse ijnod 

fur ml u re and 

vim buy will 

k.e ratl'guril'S 

ixrasional 

uphnliti>rd 

GIBERSON'S 

NEW DINER 

» RISTAIWANT 

$1 .00 

Daily 

Specials 

rNa,UDE SAT. & SUN. 

SERVED 11 A.M. TO B P.M. 

PLEASANTVILU 

Block Horse Pike at 


Atlantic & Ohio Avee. 

SOMERS POINT 

I I McArthiif Blvd. 

JULY 31 

Frtod Jumbo Shrimp 

SHAM w)Hi CntaW 

•r«JM Flounder PIIW, 

•ufMr Saue* 

BfMdtd VMI Cuttt. 

Brown Gravy 

SAT, & SUN. 

AUGUST 1, 2 

OiieltM CMtiaMa and 

Spatfwifi, no wg, 

ShtfM Cho)» Top Sirtaki 

of gatf, Onvy 

FrM laby Shrimp and 

FnNKli Frbt, no vtf. 

MONDAY 

_ AUGUSTS 

BjrBQ Baky Sp. Rita" 

BnadMl VMI Chop. 

TsmaM hue* 

FrM OyMn, CscMall 

TUESDAY 

AUGUST 4 

MM Ham ind CtKagi 

MM PeMe, M mf, 

hteki Kim m 

1 

m» JlnM Sa 

Bowl, OfMilnj, no 

WEDNESDAY 

AUGUSTS 

W S«lM StHk 

in Onion Orivy 

Fitt Fknmdw frlkt, 

Tartar hwt 

THURSDAY 

AUGUST6 

MMI 

•Ili M VVf. 

Shrimp CrwU 

k 

AM Butter 

Roil. 

PON ADDITIONAL SSc tOur 

AND COFFH, CHOICI OF 

DWHT 

. i i h î run MM 

uri'iil.-i Mr.-ii 

u,,irp,ii;c aiiii 

I. r I. -, ,tnd ru 

:.!» il. fUUll V.'li 

A* f.ir ,. 

s.'i u M if h ,i H 

i'.ini-i'rnrfl. 

km v, jvha vi. u 

nil" I pi'ii 

h:nl 

hi. s . .t 

I • 

I. •'»»• |)i-.i|ili- arc liki.' blot- 

,'1^' ii-r-—>.,iiik n nl I in. but get it 

.,n- .il I (i(ii'k«iir(i?,' 

ii" -Shipuiril. I'hiliirit'lphio. 

ON ROOSIVELT BLVD. V/, MILES WIST OF 

OCEAN CITY ON J4TH iTBIET 

THE SURF ROOM 

AVAILABLE FOR PRIVATE PARTIES (op IB M) 

enCNTIQNS . CLUBS • f>MVATE ENTRANCE L BAR 

BUKKKT SERVICE AVAILABLE j, 

Open Daily til Midnight • Fri. & Sat. 'Hi 2 mM. 

BAR OPEN SUNDAYS AT NOON / 

Clams en the Half Shell mr SrMmed • SandwidMf 

BEER • WINES • LIQUORS ; 

Delivery Service - Dial 199-4906 i 

i Clip This 

FRI.-SAT.-SUN. SPECIAL! 

50°off 

on any Bucket or Barrel of 

Red Barn's newf ried chicken. 

Family Budut 15 ptoeM 

Party ••rral 21 pt«CM ,, »4J5 

Good at (he following locations 

kRED 

nHDCHKKBf 

HAMBURGERS 

YOU MUST BE SATISFIED OR 

YOUR MONEY BACK 

| 

4i 

OCIAN CITY 

NORTHFIELD 

16th St. and Haven Av#. Tilton RMd MwMn . 

Palmer Shopping Canter Ntw Road and Mb-, Bitf 

398.1213 

6464620 

CALL AHEAD FOR IMMf RIATI SERVICE 

FREE PARKING - AIR CQNIMTIONnD 

OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK 9 a,m. - 11 p,m. ?j 

Every Day is A HAPPY DAY 

in the 

Historic 

New jersey 

Fred and Ethel Noyes, Possessors 

Dine 

In The Glow 

of an Early American Inn 

Dinners Extraordinary • Buffet Luncheons 

QUAIL HILL LANTiRN LIGHT 

Historic SMITHVILLE INN 

Exciting 

20 MinvtM from Atbutk O* 

Phone: 641 

&£ 

i i 

i 

i 

t 

I

PAOi 14 _ SECTION ONi THI OCEAN CITY SENTINELLiDGiR FRIDAY, JULY 31, 1970 

Narcotics team 

has busy week 

Thr niirnitics Icsirn of Dt't 

Sgt jiihn DivH and Patriilrmm 

Atidcow Martin and Rich.ird 

Gems had u busy wrfiji wilh Iwu 

arrrsts Mohd,iv niijhi iind two 

more Tuesday 

Sally A Firld. 27, ,i 

housew'il't' frnm SO" 7th st was 

taken In Shore Memorial 

Hospital find trvuted for an 

ovtTfJijse nf a prescriptmn 

legend drug Shi 1 was later 

charged with possession of the 

drug and with beirn under th# 

influence of a drujx She was 

released in $1,000 bail 

James A Grogan, 3S. of the 

same address was also picked 

up Tuesday night for 

possession of narcotics and 

narcotics parapherniilis, 

possession of drugs, and use of 

a prescription legend drug 

(heroin) 

Griipn received a 

preliminary hearing in 

Municipal Court Wednesday 

and was held for the grand jury 

in $2500 bail 

Monday night Martin and 

Doss siopprd " grwri 1960 

Chevrolet at 9th st and 

Simpson av. After a search of 

the car and its occupants, the 

two charged Stephen R. 

Munder. 19. of Newtown, 

Conn., and Darlene McCleish, 

J,B, of Pitman, with poisession 

of marijuana and prescription 

Tegfnd drugs. The two were 

released in S500 bail each for a 

hearing in Municipal Court on 

August 17, 

Pets in closed ears 

can die from heat 

This week's heat spell has 

brought unconfirmed reports 

of dogs suffering from 

suffocation after being left in 

closed ears by their owners 

Animal owners that take 

their pets in the c;ir with them 

are advised that the 

temperature in a closed car tin 

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Philadnlphin, will br mit 

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Old SI OpiirBP'^ Church is 

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Dialogue 70 leader 

Rev. Wallace E. Fisher 

Dialogue "70 of St. John's 

Lutheraji Chureh will have it* 

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Wallace E, Fisher, D, D,, pastor 

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Lancaster, Pa, The topic for 

this week'i session will be 

Chureh Renewal, 

The class meets every 

Sunday at 9:30 am, at 1007 

Cenb-aJ av All interested 

persons are invited. Coffee and 

buns are served. 

SWIETHIART 

Philadelphia Conference of the 

United Methodist Church, HIK 

services are provided to Union 

Chapel through the Ocean City 

Tabernacle Association 

Immediately following the 

Worship Service the Sacrament 

of the Lord's Supper will be 

administered by Dr Maser The 

first Sunday of August has 

been observed as Communion 

Sunday for matt than BO years 

at the Chapel All who attend 

the service are invited to 

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Eugene Debus is chaplain of 

the day. 

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morning will be brought by 

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of Arch Street United 

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Delaware Valley In 1968 he 

won first place in the Bass 

competition in the Welsh 

Eisteddfod in Philadelphia and 

was runnerup in the opera 

section. He is a voice student 

of Marshall Heinbaugh, a well 

known voice teacher in 

Philadelphia. 

The Youth Choir under the 

direction of Mrs. Thomas B 

Mulllneaux will sing a Negro 

Spiritual, "Let Us Break Bread 

Together. 1 ' The Youth Choir 

reheaises Thursday morninp at 

10^30 am. in Chapel Hall. 

The Chapel is happy to 

announce that it has been given 

the use of a Lowrey organ by 

the Ocean City Tabernacle 

Association, This instrument 

was formerly used for the 

Tabernacle Association evening 

Hjrvices held in the Strand 

Theater on the Boardwalk for a 

number of years. 

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Worship Service, Sunday 

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PAOf SiCTION TWO 

Rev, Neil Macau lay 

Sports 

Church news 

PRIDAY, JULY 31, 1970 

Darlene Joy Macau lay 

Joe Talley Musical team climax 

Summer Bible Conference week 

The Joe Talley Musicai 

Team climaxes its week at the 

Ocean City Summer Bible 

Conference at Ocean City 

Ikptist Church this evening 

(Friday) at 7:30 o'clock Joe 

Talley. evangelist from 

Greensboro, NC plays 

trombone, electric guitar, and 

banjo; Marion Taliey plays 

piano, Paul Tailey plays the 

accordion and trumpet, and 

Carolyn Talley plays the flut* 

The Maeaulay Musical 

Messengers, from Boca Raton, 

Fla,, wfll appear at the Summer 

Bible Conference Saturday and 

Sunday only 

Rev. Neil Maeaulay Is a 

dynamic preacher, radio and 

TV pastor who has traveled the 

world many times in 

evangelistic and missionary 

campaigns. He was formerly a 

professional eornetist ,n 

, symphonic bands under 

eminent conductors, Revelli, 

Orofe, Grainger, Gould, 

Leitzen and Goldman 

Patricia Macau lay is a gifted 

instrumentaJist playing piano, 

orfen, accordion, musical bells, 

and vibra harp Darlene Joy 

Maeaulay, soprano vocalisi 

received her masters degree in 

speech from Bob Jones 

University, Greenville, NC in 

Mav 1970 While still in her 

teens,, she traveled witn her 

father, Neil Maeaulay in 

e va n t'f- hstic campiigns 

throughout Europe and the 

Middle East, Caribbean, and 

Lann America. 

The Macau lays present their 

musical programs at Ocean 

City Baptist Church Saturday 

it 7 30 p.m.. and Sunday at 

7:30pm 

The Macau lays are the 

featured musicians at the 

Sacred Musieale on Music Pier 

2:30 p m Sunday 

Rev Maeaulay, director of 

New Life Missions, will speak 

ciintinued on page 5, sec 2 

SEAFOOD 

California minister 

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Dr Ki-nrii'lil A rarlMni 

nuriuiliT of I hi Firm I.Miii-rl 

MolhodiM Chunjj in C,IK,rial. 

Clillf . will he ^piiikiT Sundav, 

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Wesley av . ftLh to 6th hi, 

Dr Carbiun w I spenk ,,i thi 

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9 and II am and ;,i th, 7 

p m iivcninij M.rviii in ihi 

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pastnrat* al Santa Monirai 

Pirsi United Methodist Church 

Dr Carlson ri'ctMvi'd thi 

KiwanK Ortirieate til Merii 

and the Red Crow. 

Distinguished Leadership 

Award He was Grand Chapluin 

for the Masonic Bodies, i,r 

California and Hawaii in 1969 

His worship services arc 

broadcast on two Los Angeles 

stations each Sunday and he i* 

a frequpnt sppakpr for 

television, 

AJl services are held in thr 

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JUL f 4\f 

Hear is on the hippies 

Thert> can he no mistaking it, hippios 

are not welcome in Ocean City, If ever u 

pu«fi> of class legislation was offered in 

the history of Ocean City government, it 

is City Ottflnuni-i- 1071 

The/miinanee, spwifurully. prohibits 

anytrrfe "wi>aring or i-arr>'ing garb, not 

designed for an/or normally usod us 

wearing apparel" to congrifeu'in groups 

of six persons or more 

Only membfrs of Ocean City's hippie 

colony wear soiled' wrrapes or 

bedraggled blankets in public It is only 

the long-haired nomadic youth who 

novers himself with clothing "not 

normally usod as wearing apparel" and 

stashes his shoulder pink under the 

boardwalk. 

City Hall says the ordinance is good 

for Ocean Citv There is not much room 

for argument here Boardwalk strollers 

have been eriti. ,il of and repul.wi by the 

loitering hippies- who during the current 

season have been holding their rap and 

jam sessions on a boardwalk pavilhon 

The ordinanriJ is the "right cross' (n 

the "straight left" city officials dealt the 

hippies last wm'k when » curfew was 

di'( 'ared from 6 p.m. until 7 p.m on their 

favorite pavilhon. The only trouble with 

hippies is they are like an inflated 

balloon in water . push it under m (>ne 

place and It will pop up in another 

City officials say the ordinance has 

been requested by the Police 

Depart m e n t b e c a u * e t h e 

antiestahlishnient clothing worn hy 

hippies are ideal for carrying concealed 

weapons There is some validity to this 

suspicion, but a long sharp knife can 

easily be concealed in almost any mode 

of garh.Nevrn tight-fitting jeans 

As to Whether or not the ordinance is 

fair will have to he a matter of personal 

judgement on the part of each citizen, 

and visitor, in the community Whether 

or not it is discriminatory and 

unconstitutional is something the courts 

will have to decide, if these pointu arc 

ever tested by law. 

One thing is certain, hippies (ire imi 

welcome in Oman fltv 

Borrowing trouble in the future 

The destinies of our society seem ever 

to be contingent on economic 

expediency, despite the fact that the 

waste we leave in the wake of this 

fallacious philosophy hai in recent years 

proven this hang-up to be often wrong, 

A case in point is the difficulties in 

which the Atlantic County Sewerage 

Authority seeks the solution to the 

question of waste disposal. If, or when, 

the Cape May County Sewerage 

Authority is established, its members 

might well observe the Atlantic County 

record on the matter. 

The Atlantic County Sewerage 

Authority, has just about decided that 

ocean outfall pipelines are the best 

method with which to diipose of sewage. 

This decision flies in the face of advice 

offered the Authority by a scientist well 

versed in the effects and ravages of 

improper disposal, 

Larry Wasserman, of the State Marine 

Science Consortorium at Cape May 

Point, proposed that the Authority 

provide plant facilities to give terceriary 

treatment to the wastes and the waste 

water by recycled back to the mainland 

for use by fanners to irrigate crops, 

Waaserman's suggestion is true 

conservation of natural resources, 

pisposing of sewage by way of an ocean 

'outfall lint will alleviate to lomf depee 

*he pollution that exists Ln the bay 

waters, but what will happen to the 

beach surf in time as a result of the 

ocean dumping of wastes. 

The Authority reverted to the old 

dodge; it is not economically feasible to 

consider Wasserman's proposal at this 

time, "Right now," said Ryerson 

Mausert, Authority chairman, "the 

Authority is concerned with one thing: 

directing sewage wastes out of the back 

bay area," 

Ten or twenty years from now a 

future Authority chairman may he 

saying "right now the Authority is 

concerned with one thing: directing 

sewage wastes out of the beachfront 

surf," 

It is frustrating to live in an affluent 

society that can protect the Vietnamese 

and the Koreans from themselves, shield 

Western Europe from communism, shoot 

manned rockets to the moon and back, 

but is still unable to apply its amazing 

technology to the real needs of its own 

people. 

Outfall lines will only alleviate the 

current disposal problems, not cure 

them. And they could well pose still 

more difficult problems should they lead 

to the future contamination of the 

principal stock in trade of Ocean City 

and other Jeriey seaside resortJ ... the 

surf and beach. 

Competition spurs efficiency 

A service contract for the city's radio 

transmitting equipment has mysteriously 

_been lost by both the city and the 

electronics company providing the 

service. 

A check with various city hall offices 

revealed that each official questioned 

thought somebody else was holding the 

contact. Even the City Clerk's office, 

where all city contracts are filed, had no 

record of the document. 

Mueller Electronics, of Cape May, 

who provides the city with new 

equipment and services the existing 

radios for several thousand dollars a 

year, said it had-lost its copy of the 

contract, but would be happy to draw 

up a new one with the city. 

• Mueller has been servicing the city's 

radio equipment for two years on an 

expired contact between the city and 

Atkinson Electronics, of Pleasantville, 

who has since gone out of business. 

Atkinson turned over its service 

contracts to Mueller. No copy of 

Atkinson's expired contract is-on file at 

city hall either. 

Public Safety Director Chester J. 

Wimberg said he would forward a copy 

of the new contract Mueller is drawing 

up to this newspaper. Wimberg admits he 

has not asked any other electronics firms 

to submit proposals to see if a better 

deal can be provided the city. 

The one-year warranty on 14 Police 

Department radios expires next month. 

A new contract for their maintenance 

will have to be drawn. A Somers Point 

firm sold the RCA radios to tfte city 

after a lengthy mix-up on specifications 

between Mueller and the city engineer's 

office. 

In the interest of economy and good 

service for essential city communications 

systems, competitive proposals should be 

sought by city officials from firms 

interested in servicing the radio 

equipment. 

Remember when , , . 

ONE YEAR AGO 

Oil. apparently flushed into 

the ocean from the bunkers of 

a passing freight ship, fouled 

bathing beaches from Long 

Branch to Wildwood, 

• • • 

Local police cooperated 

with other area departments, 

the State Police,^ and the 

Atlantic County Prosecutor's 

Office In laying plans to thwart 

any disturbances at ir.e 

Atlantic City Pop Festival 

* *~ * 

Mere than BOO artists 

participated in the Seventh 

Annual Boardwalk Art Show, 

according to James F Peniand, 

chairman, 

* * * 


Preliminary discussions were 

in progress! euneyrninir a 

Ocean City Sentinel - Ledger 

Friday, July 31. 1970 

Printed and Published In America's Greatest Family KesoH 

BY THE 

OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER, Jnc 

112 8th Street, Ocean City, N, J, 08226 

Established lt«l 

Entered at Post Office at Ocean City. N. J . OMOT 

as second I'IHHS matter 

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FrMay tnm wtMtf MM* to Jmt MM UWC Bay 

^replacement for the old 

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which was burned to the 

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* * * 

Al Capp, creator of "Li'I 

Ahner," was selected as the 

second recipient of the 

Boardwalk Art Show Merit 

Award 

* * * 

TEN YEAHS AGO 

Four separate fires broke 

out in the SOU block of thp 

boardwalk during a six-hour 

period and all were believed to 

be caused by carelessly 

discarded cigarettes. 

* • * 

The 35th annual Atlantic 

Coast Junior Tennis 

Tournament was played at the 

Ocean City municipal courts. 

* • • 

TWENTY YEAHS AQO 

A half dozen restaurant 

owneri in Ocean City went on 

the record as being against the 

hoarding of food and in favor 

of voluntary production and 

distribution controls to avert 

the possibility of federal 

government rationing during 

•the Korean War, 

* * • 

A New York architectural 

film was engaged to prepare 

plan* and specifications for the 

new obstetrical and "Wrgical 

wing of Shore Memorial 

Hospital. 

Gentility is oftencorffuHcd 

with weakness. 

forum and 

agin 1 'em 

Editor Wilh reference in 

the letter from "Oco.in 

Citi/en re dog ownerN • uu r 

Ocean Citi/en Kay* "beyond 

despLmng duq owners he IJ-. 

helpless," I say he is rn>t 

hilpless. 1 have solved the 

problem in my immediate 

neighborhood When the 

despised don owner appears 

and persuades his dou lo spread 

favors liver our wel!=ean'd for 

property. m> children follow 

him home and briny back his 

address Then I carefully 

remove the said favors with a 

superdupfr picker, put it in a 

shallow container, lake it 

around to his address and 

can-In My place it on his lawn, 

because the filthy favor 

bi'lonus to the despised dug 

owner and not to me 

Then I shake red pepper (a 

police sujjMeslion) on Ihi' spot 

and this doggie avoids the 

place, walking right on by with 

his head high in the nir and not 

sniffing along the lawn 

IT you don't print this letter 

you nre "chicken." 

Ocean Citizen No. 2 

Editor's note: Your letter, 

riear Ocean Citizen No, 2, is in 

print, which absolves me of 

any barnyard connotation As 

a matter of fact, I wouldn't 

muss publishing this gem. It is 

the most succinct letter I have 

ever had the pleasure of 

receiving, readini4 and printing. 

Editor, Sentinel-Ledger I 

can sympathize with Mr, 

Marplo, whose wife was 

stricken with a gall bladder 

attack while in Ocean City, 

Apparently Mr. Marple was 

unaware of the fact that 

medical assistance was not 

available to him, 1 can 

sympathize because I, too, was 

confronted with a similar 

problem a few years ago after I 

had moved here to stay. After 

understanding my predicament 

I high-tailed it to my former 

Philadelphia M, D, But that 

can't always be done, 

particularly if It's a matter of 

life or death, 

I can also sympathizi? with 

the "Interested Person" whose 

husband (I presume) is one of 

those four or five doctors 

trying their best to minister to 

100,000 strangers during the 

summer months. 

Unfortunately most of those 

visitors are unaware of the fact 

that "you can call City Hall 

and they will get a doctor for 

you," How are they to know? 

It seems to me that the city 

authorities should make public 

the fact that visitors to Ocean 

City do so at their own risk, 

that obtaining medical 

asnifitance Is about as easy as 

joining the Colony Club, 

Or, better yet, possibly the 

city imthoritics could offer to 

provide office space for those 

doctors in the western lection 

of our state who would like to 

spend a few weeks In our town 

muting their profession with a 

mighty One spell of clear air 

and bright sunshine. 

OCEAN OITYZEN 

Hippies hip high 

Capitol Hill 

Wellington. DC The 

same problem ihai laeed 

Hicliiird Nixon III I96H- i-eiiinR 

p|ee!t-r] is fatiny both Senator 

Strom Thurmond and 

President Nixon in I'.ITi This 

explains- HI part tin South 

Carolina HrrHil.hean , hl;ist at 

the White iloiise on Ihe 

question of Uut exemption for 

prKiite schools 

Bui it is not .-ill of tin' 

e x p I H fiiif i o n T h ii r m o n d 

genuinely thought he hiiri ;i 

cummiimPnt horn the 

President barrinL' n tax 

camp.nun .igiiinsl private 

schools And priv.ite schools 

have tniriiiionalh < hosrn their 

students Not until now has 

this henn ronsid'i red reason for 

withholding IMX exemptions 

The President, on the other 

hand, has lo ecintend with 

aides and 'iippomn-es in the 

White Mouse, m the Treasury 

(David Kennedy I. m Justice 

and Welfare, who see the 

mush room mi! of private 

sehouls in Dixie stutes as 

nothing but an effort to 

maintain separation of the 

races. They are, ol course, right 

in many c:tse». 

Thurmond is credited with 

holding the southern front for 

Nixon at Miami in 19BH. The 

President look (hit, into 

consideration in several ways 

after his victory One of his top 

political 11 a.H 11 n men in the 

White House, Harry Dent, is a 

former Thurmond aide, a 

former OOP chairman of 

South Carolina, Other 

Thurmond men have been 

given jobs. But when Bob 

Finch left the Welfare 

Department and came over to 

the White House as a Nixon 

aide that might have signalled 

the end for conservatives, in a 

sense 

Thurmond looks southward 

to his home state to see an 

ambitious Democratic 

Governor with no place to go 

when his term expires at the 

end of this year-Bob MeNair, 

It is suspected MeNair will run 

ngninst Thurmond in 1972 if 

conditions scorn right. For a 

time after the Nixon victory in 

196S it seemed Thurmond was 

in, but persistent Washington 

elfort-s to force total school 

integration have now stirred 

turmoil in his state, 

Wallace backers in 1968 are 

still hitter thi *. he did not 

support Wallace, remembering 

1948 when Thurmond might 

have thrown the presidential 

election into the House with 

the support of such leaders as 

James F._ Byrnes or Senator 

Richard Russell, Thurmond in 

1988, like Byrnes and Russell 

in 1948, refused to join the 

third-party effort, 

Wallacites and Democrats 

combined could conceivably 

spell trouble for Thurmond in 

1972. President Nbton, on the 

other hand, obviously doesn't 

Wish to be too closely linked to 

Dixie conservatism: it might 

cost him too many votes 

outside the South in 1972. 

Garden State . . . 

TRENTON - Pay raises for 

New Jersey lawmakers this 

year follows a trend 

throujfhout the United States 

to catch up with the higher and 

higher cost of living 

Late last year the Legislature 

unanimously adopted a bill 

increasing the salaries of all 

members of the Legislature 

from $7,. r >00 to $10,000 

annually effective this year 

The lejrislution followed 

increases in pay and additional 

help for the lawmakers in 

several other States. 

The I960 Louisiana 

Legislature set legislative base 

pay al 80,000 in years of 

sixty-day sessions, and at 

$7,600 in years of 30-day 

sessions, Louisiana lawmakers 

will continue to receive fifty 

dollars per diem for service on 

interim committees. 

An act passed by the 1989 

Illinois Legislature authorized 

payment of $3,600 annually to 

legislators for staff, office 

rental, and telephone expenses. 

The act prohibited any 

legislator from using any of the 

money for persona! expenses 

and contained a strong 

an ti nepotism provision. 

In Oregon, an interim 

expense allowance of $100 per 

month was established by the 

1989 General Assembly. The 

1969 Indiana Legislature raised 

legislative salaries from $1,800 

to $'1,000 annually. A new 

monthly expenses allowance of 

$100 when the Legislature is 

not. In session was also 

approved. 

The 1989 North Carolina 

General Assembly established t 

new annual legislative salary of 

S2,4OO, plus a $50 a month 

expense allowance, and new 

retirement benefiu. Pay 

increases will become effective 

in 1971, in line with provisions , 

of a eonjtitutional amendment 

approved by the voters in 

November 1968, The 

amendment removed the 

constitutional limits on 

legislative .pay and permitted 

compengation to be set by law. 

The 1969 South Carolina 

Legislature increased legislative 

pay from $15 to $25 daily, 

N6xt November, Nevada voters 

will determine the fate of a 

constitutional amendment 

which would allow legislators 

to set their own pay and 

expense allowances. 

The 1989 New Hampshire 

Legislature approved a 

constitutional amendment for 

submission for the voters next 

November which would 

establish a commission to 

review legislative (alaries 

biennially. 

WOHKEHAIIOLISIIES JOB 

Sacrs/nemo-James 0, White 

44. put a note ln the suggestion 

bo« that his civilian job at Mo- 

Clellan Air Faroe Bast was a 

waste of time and money, After 

months in bureaucratic channels, 

White's job WM abollBhed, Hi 

was-rfwarded $1,000 for his sug- 

gestion. 

lonely days on the 

g 

OI's g 

Allison's 

up their 

welcome 

Ocean City a la Cartm 

SURFINO SEA GULL Two CJ] H attachod to the 

llth Armored Cavalry Regiment in Germany sent us a 

letter last w(M>k suggi'sting that we {{ivt> Chuck Allison, 

author of this paper's "Paddling Out" column a Suaring 

Son Gull award Randy Pox and Jack Bray, Jr., said that 

as hprdcr watchers along 

the East-West German 

frontier they have been 

following our Sea Gull 

awards since their 

inception earlier this 

year. "We would like to 

nominate your paddling 

Jack Anderson of the 

surf. Chuck Allison, ."or 

his superb command of 

the written English 

language 1 ." the OI's go 

on. They say 

enlumn livens 

liurder We always 

suggestions for thi' Sea Gull award So this week the 

"wobbling winy" goes to one of our own. Chuck 

Allison It isn't really appropriate for Allison to get a 

soaring sea gull since he spends most of his free time in 

the water. So to you Chuck goes the first "Surfing Sea 

Gull" It s better than having an albatross around your 

neck 

* * * 

SUPER SALESMAN Col Herbert H. Blizzard could 

probably sell refrigerators to Eskimos because last week 

he literally sold an elephant. At an intereluh meeting of 

the Ocean City Kiwanis Cluh at Hammonton the 

Colonel took some pieces of tin with him and 

represented them as souvenir pieces from Lucy the 

Elephant. Lucy is the giant pachyderm that was moved 

amid much fanfare in Margate last week. Blizzard 

collected $21 from the members of the Hammonton 

Cluh from the phony tin auction. All's well that ends 

well and the Ocean City Cluh will be allowed to re&im 

to Hammonton again next year. The money was 

donated to the Hammonton Club's Welfare Fund 

* * * 

TAXES • There are few five letter words in the 

English language that could be considered "dirty", but 

taxes is definitely one of them. Local tax bills came out 

recently and the moans and groans can still be heard all 

over town. This year the tax rate went up 40 cents per 

one hundred dollars of assessed valuation. The city Is 

now operating with its first $5 million budget. Allthe 

projects that caused the increase have been justified over 

and over again at city hall; the beach pumping program, 

city employee pay raises, increased costs of materials 

and supplies, among others. However, this doesn't make 

the burden any easier on the taxpayer. "You move a 

half step ahead financially and taxes knock you back a 

full step," one disgruntled resident said. To make 

matters worse last Friday, just one week after the tax 

bills were sent out, the city commissioners passed an 

emergency appropriation of $38,500 to provide 

adequate funds for overtime to city employees, pension 

fund payments, and four new trucks for the Public 

Works Department, Within the next few weeks John Q, 

Public will receive more greetinp from city hall, an alley 

paving bill. However before those bills can be sent out 

the commissioners must hold hearinp accepting the 

findings and assessments of the Alley Assessing Board. 

That's the board that held three separate hearings on 

complaints about tentative assessment bills, the first of 

which nearly turned into a riot. 

• * * 

OUTLOOK GLOOMY - This whole situation is 

reminiscent of the poor soul who sat musing sad and 

lonely in a comer when a voice came to him out of the 

gloom saying, "Cheer up. Things could be worse,"So he 

cheered up and sure enough, things got worse. Local 

merchants feeling the effects of a cool and rainy 

summer so far aren't looking forward to the prospect of 

the long cold winter ahead. Business has been down thii 

year and increased taxes, alley assessments, and overall 

cost of living Increases make the future look gloomy 

Indeed. No one knows quite where it all will end. 

Locally a little belt tightening around City Hall may be , 

in order. Spending on services and equipment like there 

is no bottom to the barrel should be stopped. 

Tightening of the purse strings begins at the top with 

the commissioners, but will not be effective unless every 

city employee does his share. 

* * * 

THE 1 NAME OF THE GAME - Last week we 

criticized Public Safety Director Chester J. Wimberg for 

his uncooperative attitude and the attitude of police 

officials In giving out information on the fracas with 

young people and police and firemen at 9th and the 

boardwalk two weeks ago. Last Friday morning during 

the crash of a single engine plane in the ocean at 4th st. 

we had the opportunity to view another one of 

Wimberg's departments in action. We must say we were 

impressed. The Beach Patrol single.handedly rescued the. 

four occupants in the plane and by the time we arrived' 

with a photographer were administering to them on the 

beach. Beach Patrol Captain George T. Lafferty was 

running the show. As soon m the Rescue Squad left for 

the hospital Lafferty called reporters over to his truck 

and gave us a ride to his 1st st. headquarters for a 

briefing. The briefing turned out to be the complete 

story. We had all the information we needed in 10 

minutes and then Lafferty started taking calls from 

radio stations. We were asked if we wanted to use a 

telephone or have a cup of coffee. The guards involved 

in the rescue spoke freely and without restriction from 

Lafferty. An air of friendliness and cooperation 

prevailed. A lieutenant gave us and another reporter a 

ride back to our car. This episode was In complete 

contrast to the lack of cooperation we received from 

Wimberg and the Police Department the Saturday 

morning after the boardwalk fight. The sergeant on the 

desk refused to give us any information and he said no 

detectives were in the building to help us. We called up 

Wimberg who said anything he gave us was unofficial. 

We received a sketchy outline. After piecing the picture 

together from other sources we called the Police 

Department back again,and asked the sergeant to read 

us the charges placed against thoie under arrest. He 

refused to do so even though the docket is open to 

public inspection at all times! We called Wimberg back 

and he said he wouldn't cooperate either, He told us if 

we wanted any information to go to police headquarters 

and wait. After 1 two hours of phone ealli the 

information was still incomplete. The name of the game 

is cooperation and if the police officials have the belt 

interest of the oity at heart they wUl take down the veil 

of secrecy, The offieiali of the Police Department, from, 

the Commissioner on down, could learn a lesson from 

the Beach Patrol • a little cooperation goei a long way. 

KAljfc J — itt. i IUN ( WO 

STRONG 

Moke 

STRONG 

^CHURCHES COMMUNITIE 

HOLY TRINITY 

EPISCOPAL 

I 1th si iind Ccnirill av. 

Rev Chnrirs L Wood. 

D Ed , rnrlfir 

* * * 

Sunday (1 Olh SunHnv 

nflnr Trimly) 

7 rid Holv 

'< ii m Morning Prayer 

U a m f'hfiriil Eurhnrisl 

7 30 p m Rvoninn hn 

• * * 

Tupsdny 

9 30 am Holy 

First United 

Methodist Church 

Eighth Street and Central Avenue 

SUNDAY, AUGUST 2 

9:30 a.m. Church School 

9; 30 and 11 a.m. Morning Worship 

"THATS AN UGLY CHURCH" 

Pastor Charles Wilcock 

7-10 p.m. IN CHURCH SANCTUABY 

DR. AARON E. GAST 

Flrif Pr#«byterl.n Church. OarmaiiMwii, P«. 

Song Service led by Raymond McAfee 

METROPOLITAN QUARTET 

CAROL COURTMAN MmiAM ZITO HERMOSA 

WALTER FREDERICKS RAYMOND McAFEE 

ROBERT ALLEN, WILLIAM C. WOOD, 

pianist organlit 

You Are Cordially Invi 

Central Ocean City Union Chapel 

32ND and CINTRAL AViNUi 

EVANGELICAL INDEPENDENT 

INTER-DENOMINATIONAL 

GRADES SUNDAY SCHOOL 10 A.M. 

MORNING WORSHIP II A. M. 

NUSERY CARE PROVmED 

v ST. JOHN'S 

& LUTHERAN 

CHURCH 

Tenth Street 

and 

Central Avenue 

A CONGREGATION OF TIffi LUTHERAN 

CHURCH IN AMERICA 

THE REV, D. RICHARD GARRI$QN 

SUMMER SCHIDULi — Hours of Worship 

8:30 A. M. - The Service 

9:30 A.M. - Sunday Church School 

11:00 A.M.- The Service 

St. John's Lutheran Chapel 

36th Street and West Avenue 

10:30 A. M.-The Service 

August 2nd 

THE REV. CARL WEBER 

St. Jehn'* Luthtrtn Chunk, PMUiWphU, 

Thursday 

* * * 

UNION CHAPEL BY T»F SKA 

r,T, 1 h M iirirl Anbury ,,v 

* * * 

•Sunday 

9 -10 a m Sunday Churrh 

Sehotii With rlas?a>s for al! agr-h 

Miirciiri Pnirrp, suporlnti'ndi'nl 

11 am Worship Survirc 

Dr FrcfturU'k E Mnscr. gunst 

HpPjlkrr Dr Miiwr ul«) will 

ndminiKtir Hfily (Vimmiimfirl 

imrncdiiil.lv following thi' 

worship Hiirvirr Richard 

GmiHrirh. hiirltnnr Milmst of 

Arch SiriM.I Uniti'd Mplhridist 

Churrh m Philadelphia, wlli 

sing Thp Voirp" in the 

Wildf-rni-ss" by John Prindle 

Scott and "HP Ti.uehpd Me" 

by William j GaiUier The 

Youth Choir will sing a Nf'Hro 

Spiritual "Let Us Break Bread 

Togi'thi.r " Prelude "Saviour. 

Thy Dying Love" hy Robert 

Lowry, arranged by Clarence 

Kohlman, and "Intermw.in" 

from Cav.ilirria Rusticana by 

Piet.ro Maseapii Offprattiry 

"Friends Lauten" byE_S, 

Making 

Responsible 

Decisions 

in Business 

Listen this Sunday lo the Chris. 

dan Science Radio Series for same 

interesting .nsîs on this ques- 

tion. 

In this area it is hetird 

over 

WSLT 1520 k.c. 10 a.m. 

WMID 1240 k.c. 9:15 a.m. 

Lorcn/ Piisllurie 

Hvmn hy W ,1 Wi.slhr 

Plrv.- 

Thursday 

10 30 ii m Youth ('horr 

reh*>;ip*ai in Chapel M;ill AM 


] Oth st and Centrni av 

Ri'V D Richard r;«riiyi.n 

PilStOF 

* * * 

Sunday 

9 .10 and 11 a m Th,. 

Service Holy Comrnuniijn 

9 30 a m Church St-hool 

9.30 a-m Dialogue '70 

Adult Cla_«s meeting al 1007 

Central av Dr Wallace Fisher, 

pastor of Trinity Lutheran 

Church in Lancaster. Pa . will 

lead the discussion on Church 

Renewal 

12:15 p m Choir rehearsal 

Monday 

8 p m 

m ee ti n g 

H .10 Mnd i 1 .i m Morning 

Worship "Th" R i B h i i,, h.. 

Ri*Fn MF I'nhijrn 

11 i! m NurviTS 

fi 1 r . p m Hi iiu.r Hiah (' 

K 

7 30 p m Evening 

Worship »r -'"tin H Cerstnir. 

Pills hu rfh T hx'ilngiriil 

S" nil nary 

Dircclor (il M">.ir Hinry C 

LifpMF nrjfiinis! Mrt H-HVid 

T..bia» 

Monday 

H p m r.Hrripu* f'rUKadf' 

Ti'iithinB Si'scuin. Hiil"! 

Lincoln 

10 ID a m Womim i Bible 

Stud> FVIluW'ihsp, LiiweF 

Aiiditt 'num 

7 3n p m Midweek "Bible 

Study Hnur '. L i> w e r 

Church Council 

THE 

BIBLE Sr>£AKS 

TO YOU 

THE TUESDAY 

Bible Class 

7:30 P. M. 

TAUSHT IT 

Mr. Lylt Olmstead 

(HOW STUDYING 

MEETS EVERY 

TUESDAY AT 



OC1AN CITY, N, j, 

ALL ARE WELCOM 


CHAPEL 

36th st and West av 

Rev D Richard Garrison. 

Pastor 

# • * 

Sunday 

1 0 30 am • The Service 

FIRST UNITED METHODIST 

CHURCH 

8th st- and Central av 

Charles Wilcock, 

Minister 

Roy W Quist, 

Minister of EduMtion 

Howard W Adams, 

MlnlsWr of Visitation 

William C Wood, 

Minister of Music 

» * • 

Today (Friday) 

7:30 p.m • Choir rehearsal 

* * » 

Sunday 

9:30 a.m Chureh School 

9:30 and 11 am • Morning 

Worship. Pastor Wileock's 

topic, "That's An Ugly 

Church " 

710 p.m. Evening Service 

in the Sanctuary. DT Aaron E 

Oast, speaker, 

* * • 

Tuesday • 

2 p m . Summer Auxiliary 

"An Afternoon Concert, " 

presented by Miriam Zito 

Mermosa, 

* * • 

FIRST PRESBYTERIAN 

7th st. and Wesley av. 

Preaching Christ Crucified, 

Risen, and Coming Again 

Rev, William RAdcliffe Allen. 

Th M, Pastor 

* * * 

Sunday 

9:45 a.m • Graded Sunday 

School, classes for each 

member of the family. John H 

Pfaeffli.jeneraj superintendent 

Auditoriurn 

Ueorge FartJE 

9 p m 

Teaching 

Lincolfi 

Thursday 

12 1ft 

Lunchetm 

welcome 

9pm 

Lincoln 

Pianist, Mrs 

Campus Crusade 

Sf-ssirin. Hotel 

p m CBMC 

Plymouth Inn Men 

Ciillege Life. 



?iW A.M. — HOLY COMMUNION 

io A.M. : 

Holy Communion - Family Service 

The Rev. Dabney j, Carr III 

Vlrfinii-Theological Seminary 

— __—~m— ~ 

An Active ProtMtant Epitcopal Church MJMIOO 

Welcoming Ivcryan* of All Dansmiiiatieni 

Saturdas 

8:30 p m Campu« Crusade 

Coffee House, Hotel Lincoln 

* i • 


ASSOCIATION 

Wesley av . 5th to flth sts. 

* • t 

9 and 11 am Morning 

Service Dr Kenneth A 

Carlson minister of the First 


Glendale, Calif, speaker 

7 p.m Evening Service Dr 

Carlson, speaker- The Rev 

John C Kulp, chaplain of the 


UNION CHAPEL 

32nd st. and Central av 

Independent Evangelical • 

Interdenominational 

i » » 

Sunday • 

10 a-m Chureh School 

with classes for all ages. 

11 a.m Morning Worship. 

The Rev Warren A, Allem, Ed 

D, pastor of the 

Congregational Chureh in Egj 

Harbor, speaker Nursery car» 

in the Beginners' Room during 

services, 

* * * 

OCEAN CITY BAPTIST 

CHURCH 

HOME OF THE OCEAN CITY 

SUMMER BIBLE 

CONFERENCE 

Rev David P. Wright. 

D D,, Pastor 

Robert Wright, 

Musical Director 

• t • 

Sunday - 

Fren Parking at Watson's 

Restaurant, 9th St. and Ocean 

av , and Impala Motel, 10th st,. 

and boardwalk. Sundays from 

9 a.m. noon. 

9:30 a.m. • Sunday School 

with classes for every number 

of the family For free 

transportation call 399-3840 or 

399-247, 1 ) William J. Redding, 

general superintendent. 

10:45 a.m • Worship 

Service Organist, Mrs David P 

Wright The, Macaulay Musical 

Messengers with Neil Maeaulay 

cornetist, Pat Mseiulay, 

pianist; Darlene Joy MiCaulay, 

vocalist. Message by Pastor 

David P Wright from the 

gospel of Luke, Communion 

Service, 

10:45 am, • Supervised 

mips-efv downstairs. 

Ocean City Baptist Church 

HOME OF THE OCEAN CITY SUMMER BIBLE CONFERENCE 

TENTH STREET and WESLEY AVENUE, OCEAN CITY, NEW JERSEY 

SATURDAY, AUGUST 1 

7;30 p,m.—THE MACAULAY MUSICAL MESSENGBiS 

SUNDAY, AUGUST 2nd, 1970 

9i30 a.m.—SUNDAY SCHOOL in graded eiusei for the family 

10:45 a.m,—PASTOR DAVID P. WRIGHT 

7:30 p.m.—REV NEH. MACAULAY, 

DirMter Ni* Ufa Miaiani, Beca R»h», Florid.. 

MUSICAL PROGRAM by THE MACAULAY MUSICAL MESSENGERS. 

FREE PARKnra 9:00 a.m. . 12.00 noon Sunday at WATOON'S 

RESTAURANT and MPALA PARHNG LOTS, and AT-TBE CHIJRCH, 

SUNDAY 2;30 p«.—5ACRED MUSICALE on Mmfe Pm 

FMfwrinfl THE MACAU LAV MUSICAL MESSENGERS: NEIL MACAULAY, C 

DARLENE MACAULAY, Mprant MM«; PAT MACAULAY playing 

pIlM ffllMlMl l»ll«, vibr»-h»ip. 

BIBLE CONFERENCE fCHIMJLI - AUAUIT 1 - I - MISSIONARY CQNFIRINCI 

with REV, 6. JOHN, OR. PAUL PRIED, REV. DICK OLSON, RIV. WILLIAM MIAL, 

ED LYMAN, NMr, AUGUST 7 -1 - » - EVERY IVININO al ItU P. M. 

MORNING BIBLE HOUR 11:00 A.M. (TuMday thru Friday) 

FREE PARKmO FOR 50 CAM AT TIffi CHURCH (entrance on Wettey 

Awsnue) ELEVATOR FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE, Nursery and 

baby sitting facilities for all avealng meetings and all Sunday meetfnp. 

ID 4fi am Junior Churrh 

lor iiyt**- 4 7. f-fjndgi-iMd by 

Jciiinnii Ctiull anfl .lunir.. 

Mt'Elhj'nny 

2 ;i() p m Sacri-d Muufilc 

un Musir Pur featuring Thi' 

Macau lay Musical Mi.wiiins>i'r>, 

with Pal Marauiny playinE 

plan", musical bulls, vibra harp 

N* ! il Maeaulay, rfirrif'tiM 

Darlf'DO Jny MHraulnv ^.priino 

vocalist 

7 30 p m OpPtim Sfrvirc 

fif Missirsnary Wptk fonductpd 

by Pastor Wriprht Sppakcr, 

Rev Nr-il Maraulay. difpcior of 

Ni-w Liff. Missifini, Bcwa 

Hal on. Flu Musiral program 

by thf Macaulay Musical 

MesserigiTK Rnhori Wright, 

d 

SHILOH BAPTIST 

7th ±\ :tnd Simfjfe---' 

R"v Jam". B"ii 

10 ;i m HunriifS Srhool 

1 1 si ETC MuFFnr.y Worfehip 

* t t 

ST FRANfTS f'ARRINI 

H r 

Ind st and AIIKJIIK av 

Rev William P Mo(V.rfi>.l.Hn 

Pastor 

[In ill 

^ ii m 

HutijrdiiV 

.\ lo ' nr.fi tii H p m 

ssundiiy 

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I |) 

Ch.iir rt' 

HYPI 1 

Hibk 

M.-n 

('las* 

m Chi.ir 

Iritt'rmoriiilti' 

F1U8T (lURi'll (W CHRIST 

Sl'IKNTIST 

HI h ^ jijiii A^hllrS ,!v 

[111 iv 

1 0 :l m 

I 0 ii m 

Sunday Sfhmil 

* * * 

T.Ûniiins mcrti 

Tin 1 ijiHiJ, iif irup 

hrnth.i-hiujti i, ••xpltm-d in ihc 

bwinSpftiiHii ,in ' Lovi." In 

lir n.;td m nil Christian Scifnee 

I'luin-hi". nil Sunriiiv, August 2 

Hc:iriiiii.", from the Blbif 

cmphidii/.' ••(hi- love of God 

(••wiirri us," with several vprsps 

from First John including thn 

fnhciwinii 

II il man Siiy. I love Clod, 

iiiiti hali-Ih his briiiher. he is a 

liar flip he Ihnl loveth not his 

hriilhiT whom he hath seen, 

hciw ran he Invi- Odd whom hr 

hhth not seen ^ 

One of (he passages from 

Srnnre and Heailh with Key 

tn the Scriptures by Mary 

Baker Eddy, Discoverer and 

Foundrr iif Christian Science, 

rend*. "The rich in spirit help 

the poor in one jrand 

brotherhood, all having the 

samn Principle, or Father, and 

blessed is that man who seeth 

his brothers need and 

suppliPth it, seeking his own in 

another's good." 

MACEDONIA L'NITEE3 

METHODIST 

10th st and Simpson in- 

Key James Clark. 

Paslcir 

* * # 

Sunday 

9 30 a m Church School 

11 ism Morning Worship 

* 30 p rn Evening Service" 

Wednesday 

« 30 p m Prayer meeting 

MAINLAND CHURCHES 

SOMERS POINT 

CALVARY INDEPENDENT 

BAPTIST 

9th st. and New York av. 

Rev Oene Corbett. 

Pastor 

* * t 

Sunday- 

9 45 am • Church School 

1 1 n.m • Morning Worship 

6 45 p.m Junior and 

Senior Young People 

7 30 pm - Evangelistic 

Service 

Wednesday- 

7 30 pa meefng 

ST. JOSEPH'S R.C. 

Shore rd nd Harbor la. 

Msgr Edward O'Connor, 

Pastor 

* * * 

Daily 

7 and H am. • Masses 

7 30 to H p.m. • Confessions 

* * * 

Saturday 

1 .it) to 5,30 and 7:30 to 9 

p m Oinfessiions 

7pm Mass 

* • • 

Sunday 

7 45. 9, 10, 11 a.m., noon 

and Spm . Masses 

» * * 

CHRIST EPISCOPAL 

157 Shore rd. 

Rev Adolph Wm. Kahl 

ID,, vicar 

* * * 

Sunday (10th Sunday 

after Trinity)h 

and 10 a,rn • Holy 

Communion. 

10 a.m. . Nursery, 

Kindergarten and Primary 

Class, 

* * • 

Thursdjiy (Feast of the 

Transfiguration)- 


* • • • 

GRACE LUTHERAN 

Introducing 

MISS MARY JO 

(FsmMriy •( OW.) 

MR. GEORGE 

(Fwnwrty W Jiy Anbl.) 

OWNIRS OF THE 

Doll House 

•EAUTY SALON 

117 Asbury Av*nu« 

PhoiM 399-3298 

OPW DAILY 9 to 5 

EV^rNG BY APFt, 

AGNES 

"Whin Ivwy W«nun 

I • IMI" 

Sharp rd and Dawes av 

Rev Charles Rinrk ,)r , 

Pastor 

* * * 

Su ndny 

, 9 Ifi A m Churrh School 

S IK) iiiid 11 am Morning 

Worship iinil Churrh Nursery 

* * * 

Monday 

I I ,'(() 11 m Si'iuor riti7.>n« 

* * * 


METHODIST 

Shore rd. and Brighton « 

1 Rev William Th.Hk.nB. 

Paslur 

* * * 

•Sunday 

H 30 and 11am Worship 

0 (ft a m. Chjwh School 

» • • 

LINWOOD 

SEAVIEW BAPTIST 

aO2fi Shore rd 

Rev Kurt B Frank, 

Pas 11" 

* * * 

Sunday 

9 4ft a m Churrh School 

1 I a m Morning Worship 

6 15pm BYF 

7 .10 p m Evening Serviei. 

Wednesday 

7 .10 p m Prayer mi>eiinB 

OUR LADY OF SORROWS R r 

Wabnsh and Poplar avs 

R*'¥ Vineen! Ferrnro. 

Past or 

Daily 

7 and H H.rn Mass" 

Saturday 

4 to 5 and 7 to 8 .10 p m 

Confessions 

6 30 pm. Mass 

* * • 

Sunday 

8, 9 30. 11am. noon nnri 

6pm Masses 

* * * 

LINWOOD COMMUNITY 

1838 Shore rd. 

Rev William fVinrtver. 

Pastor 

* * * 

Sunday 

9:45 am Church School 

11 am Morning Worship 

830 pm Young Ppople 

7:30 p m Evening Service 

* * » 

Wednesday- 

8 p m Prayer meeting 

* * • 

4:30 to 6:30 and 7:30 to 9 


METHODIST 

Shore rd, and Brighton av 

Rev William Thielking, 

Pastor 

* * * 

Sunday- 

8:30 and 11 a.m. Worship 

9:45 a.m. • Church School 

4 * * 

LINWOOD 

SEAVIEW BAPTIST 


Rev Kurt B. Frank, 

Pastor 

2ff 

a 4 B a m ' C-hurch School 

1! am - Morning Worship 

6:15 p.m. • BYF 

7:30 p.rn^ - Evening Service 

Wednesday- 

730 p.m. • Prayer meeting 

Wibash and Poplar avs. 

Rev Vincent Ferraro, 

Pastor 

* * * 

Daily- 

7 and 8 a.m. • Masses 

* • • 

Saturday - 

4 to 5 and 7 to 8;30 p.m. 

Confessloni 

6:30 p.m. • Mass 

* • • 

Sunday 

8, 9:30, II a.m. noon and 

6 p.m. • Masses 

* * • 

LINWOOD COMMUNITY 


Rev. William Conover, 

Pastor 

* * * 

Sunday- 

9:45 a.m. - Church School 

11 a.m. • Morning Worship 

6:30 p.m. • Young People 

7:30 p.m. • Evening Service 

* • * 

Wednesday- 

8 p.m. • Prayer meeting 

* # * 

BETHEL UNITED 

METHODIST 

Ocean Heights av. 

Marian Rineheimer, 

Pastor 

* • * 

Sunday* 

3:45 a.m. • Morning Worship 

11 a.m. • Church School 

* • • 

CENTRAL UNITED 

METHODIST 

Shore rd. and Cenlrnl av 

Rev Alliert S I.-iylnn. 

D D , Piistcii- 

Rev Clarenfr. Wilnin, 

Assoclalc 

Rev Howard D Slfniinn. 

Sunday 

9 .10 lyld 11 ii,m MornillM 

Worship T)r Uiylon will spnnk" 

nil "Home, Hwei't Hiirne " 

9 30 iinri Him 

Nursery 

Churrh 

» 3(1 ,1 m Chiirrh School 

for all nyet, nirepi senior hiL'h 

youth 

10 IF, am 

Church School 

S.Miior Hiijh 

6 IS p m Senior Hiuh 

UMYF leave (he church for 

Ocean City Taherniirle to hear 

Dr Ken lie ih A Carlson, 

minisier of Ihe First United 

Methnditit Chiin>h in fllenHnie 

Calif 

* * • 

Monday 

6-30 p m Senior High 

UMYF softball practice :ii Mill 

rd School in Norihrield 

Senio, Hl^h IIMVF can,,,trip 

* * * 

Thursday 

7pm Linwocxi Boy Seoul 

Troop ,10 meeliny in ("Vnlrn! 

Hall 

* * * 

TOWNSHIP CHURCH NEWS 

TRINITY I'NlTRn 

METHODIST 

Koiisevelt hlvri iind Shore rd 

Marmora 

Rev BrljfP Phillips. 

P««lnr 

* * * 

Sunday 

9 4!) a m Sunday School 

11 am Mornini; Worship 

7 .'HI p m Evening Service 

* * 4 

Monday 

7pm Methodist Youth 

Fellowship 

Tuesday 

1 p m Bible Study Group 

Wednesday 

8 p m Womans Society of 

Christian Service 

Thursday 

7 30 p m 

practice 

Senior Choir 

SECOND CAPE MAY 

BAPTIST 

Church and Shore rds 

Palermo 

Rev Clyde Whsiry, 

Pastor 

* * * 

Sunday - 

9:4B am. - Sunday School 

11 am. - Morniny Worship 

E 

p 

7-30 pm 

Fellowship Hour Eveninj 

* * * 

Monday - 

8:45 p m Stockarif 

7 p m Church 

Bowling 

* * * 

Tuesday 

7 p m Boys Brigade 

" * * 

Wednesday • 

7 p.m • Colonists 

730 p m Midweek Prayer 

Service 

• • * 

TUCKAHOE UNITED 

METHODIST 

Rev, John Uarrahan, 

Pastor 

• * . 

10 am Sunday School 

11:15 am, • Morning 

Worship 

Monday - ., 

7:30 p.m. Methodist Youth 

Fellowship 

• t » 

Tuesday 

7:30 p.m. • Womans Society 

of Christian Service 

Thursday • 

8 p.m. 

practice 

Q 

Bo you make an e 

fhwg* whtn HW« It 

in sutopiyT 

In oar experience we 

have nevCT known a 

phytf elan to request 

penttoii tor an autopsy 

mien he vms eonvijicedf It 

necessary. There is never an 

artra daaê at 

/OUT funeral 

i home lor this, 

Considerable 

progress In the 

maiiail arts 

and in law en 

toreanent has 

come atout 

ttawî the ad- 

'vflneement of 

autopsy toowledfe. The 

AmerleaB CoUege of PttthoOolisa 

has (aid: "The hlgi standards 

of AmertoBn meddcine 

art, and will continue to be, 

d^ndent to a larfe degree 

on the ireîeney and care 

wUh wHJdi autopsies are perfamd. 

The hospital the 

pathologist and the mortidan 

DIM Ogres to discharge 

thekr naprralhUMdos on the 

highest professional standanfe 

and to promote mutual trust, 

emBam and food wl)] " 

CHESTER J. 

WIMBERG 

Funcr-J Home 

Senior Choir 

Fsur OanwUMM o Un 

Stmm to AH D M . 

Wl AAmy'Aw* 

fh, 399^2654 

WESLEY UNITED 

METHODIST 

Petersluiri! 

Hi'V John (Ilirriiliiin 

Pmli.r 

1 1 

Wednesday 

7 p m 

* * * 

Morning Worship 

Sumlriy School 

Choir 

FRIENDS MRETlNfi 

HOUSE 

Hhon* rd . 

.Seaville 

Mee-Mny for divine worship 

each First DHV morning lit 1 1 

o Vlock 

SEAVILLE UNITED 

METHODIST 

K i - v C ' l y d o B r i i r i w i i y 

Sunday 

10 30 a m 

7 .11) n tti 

H u m Woman 

hri^li.'ih S*»rviee 

H p m rh*'ir rehearsji 

* # * 

MARMORA finsPEI, 

CHAPEL 

Wister and Lyndhursi rds 

Kdwaird Richmond. 

Eva ne" list 

Huhday 

1 1 H m 

7 "10 p m 

B 4fi p m Giris 

y 

7 4 B p m 

* 

Thursday 

8 45 p m 

CORBIN CITY 

BAPTIST 

Main st 

Hnv Harry F FimieiKon 

FRIDAY, JULYjll, 1970 

GraduaN fellewihip 

for Woodbine 

p,,slllr CAMUEN Stanley 1| 

• • • Ahriimson. a first year student 

Sunday «'• 'he Rutgers University 

H IB a m Church School School of Law in Camden, has 

1 I n m Mornmii Worship o( ' ( ' n awarded a graduate 

7,,10pm Sundnv EveniiiB fellowship, it was announced 

Gospel Hour by O Theodore Rnd, director 

• • • of financial niri at the urban 

Wednesday 

10 am to noon • Fellowship 

Hour and Bible Study 

fi 30 p m Choir rehearsal 

Luncheon Fashion Show 

Fashions from the Just For 

You Shop on Balterseard will 

be featured at the annual 

luncheon fashion show 

presented by the Church of the 

* * Redeemer in Longport The 

affair is scheduled for 

Churrh School Wednesday, August 12, at 

Evening Wnmhip 12 30 p.m in the Linwood 

* * Country Club Tickets may be 

Boys 

(Inmmuiiion 

iy Bjhlp Hour 

ohuinod by calling Mrs ,1 N 

f Richardson nt 641 '251.1 

Happy day! 

Money in the mailbox! . * 

center 

The son of Mr and Mrs 

Leopold R Abrarnsoiv of RI 2 

Isaacs av , Woodbine, he holds 

a bachelor of science dejfri.e 

from Drexei Institute nf 

Technology 

Abramson. 11 member of T „ 

Epsilon Phi social fraternity, 

was included in the nationai 

listing of Who's Who Among 

Students. in American 

Universities and College, as ,in 

Ihc rniiilili. uith \-», it 

(IIIIIN is (hill must of thi-,.„ u 

raise. Or as an "A" frrade on a carefully-resi-arched term papi^ " 

But what is the "beat" happiness? Where can we find it? 

The best happiness is a letter from God, saying that His Son is voiir 

invitation to His Kingdom. 

Where can you find this letter? In the Bible and in church t.iis Sunday 

and every Sunday, 

- • • * » 

Sunday Monday y 

luk« • Lull, • Nymben 

!ll! J] 3343 31,4.9 

The Cape May County 

National Bank 

801 Aibury Av», Dial 399.1300 

-—_——^m———— . 

Carey's 

RMI Eftlla StrvltM 

15th A Boardwalk Dial 3994171 

—__——a —_ 

Garden Motors, Inc. 

Lincoln - Mercury . Montage 

320 Wetlcy Av«. Dial 399-3134 

___—__—#—— .. 

Hurst Travel Agency 

637 Aibury Av«, Dip I 3994100 

Ocean Abstract Company 

230 WMt Av«. Dial 399.7S77 

—————_#-_ — 

New Jersey Water Company 

Ocean City District 

210 Ttnth StrMt Dial 3994423 

27th Street Delieatesien 

MILT and IVY LANE 

27th St. and Adniry Dial 399.1119, 

Ocean City Glass 

All Klndi of GUn - Auto Air CendMenlni 

926 Atbury Av©. Dial 399-2224 

— ———•——~—— 

Ocean City Home 

Savings & Loan Association 

1001 Aibury Av«, Dial 3994012 

—~ ~——•————~_ ; 

Eugene W. Pashley ( 

lMur«n«f Agwicy, Inc. 

Shot* Read, Marmora, Dial 3994344 

—~—_——#_—- - — 

Scott 

- Comply. RMI gâfa SMVICM - 

611 8M. StrNf Dial (609) 3994203 

Seashore Laundry Co., (nc, 

Yur 'Round - Family SMVIN 

202 I, 6th Str*»t Dial 3994470 

-—______#___—,—_ 

Howard S. Stainton 

810 Aibury Av*. Dial 1994511 

' ^ —-—1>—-—_—_ • '' 

B. Thomas Waldman 8. Co. 

152 A.bury Av*, Dial 3W-W32 

1 


Talley 

eiiMlinue,! | f I l m jmt,, , MM, ^ 

Speakers during the 

missiiinary conference week 

August 2 9 are Dick Olson, 

radio engineer of Trans World 

Radio studies jn Beirut. 

Lebanon, Rev G John, 

program director for India. Par 

East Broadcasting Company, 

William Mial, radio engineer of 

the largest broadcasting studin 

m the western hemisphere, 

Trans-World Radio in Bonaire, 

Netherlands Antilles, Dr Paul 

Hreed, founder and director of 

Trans World Radio, Donna 

Culver, missionary to Sweden 

under The Bible Club 

Movement. Jim and Karan 

Romaine, missionary, 

appointees to Turkey under 

the The Evangelical Alliance 

Mission ' 

Ed Lyman, tenor vocalist, 

recording artist will be featured 

soloist on the three final days 

of missionary week, Friday, 

Saturday and Sunday, August 

7, 8, 9. 

Robert Wright is musical 

director fur the Summer Bible 

Conferenee He also directs the 

summer youth activities, a 

Songfest Sunday night at 9 

o'clock, a recreational activity 

Tuesday evening at 9 o'clock, 

intl a Bible study Thursday 

• vening at 9 o'clock 

Schedule of Conference 

meetings is every evening at 

7;30, and Morning Bible Hour 

Germanfown pastor 

in Methodist pulpit 

Klrsi United Methodist 

Church of Ocean City will hold 

the Sunday Kvcnitig Service in 

the Hanotiiary at Hth «t and 

Central av The service begins 

promptly at 7 HI p m with a 

sonc service led by Raymond 

McAfei., with Robert Allen, 

pianist and William C Wood, 

orgu, ist and director of the 

Metropolitan Quartet 

The Quartet Sings at all three 

servicei, on Sundnv Membero 

of the quartet an> Carol 

Courtman, soprano, Miriam 

Zito Hermosa, alto Walter 

Frederick, tenor and Riiymi id 

McAfee, bass. 

The speaker of the evening IS 

Dr Aaron E Gast, senior 

.John 

minister at First Presbyterian 

Church, Qermantown, PH His 

theological education was 

at I hi' f>|>i*ninu servict" of obtained a! Princeton 

Missionarv We,.!, Siindnv HI Theological Seminary and at 

1 ,10 p m 

Piistor Pavid P Wrijfht 

Cambridge Univ»r 

W,Ik..,sin, \t.,. 

I-int..(I 

id SI.I-,.. 

Ihc 

•h. i ,., 

1i.ru a' S.. 

rs ,S,,n 

Tlii'i. ,,nil-ill |,,lir, 

,, ! 

VVhi 

liiiu r 

^ Whi. .n 

H.ii, 

Tarkio. Mo He hat, .'ilui siutlieri 

at other universihek jra'ludinij 

PilUhurgh, Temple Hnivirsiis 

(' u ri i . h u i i 

Tmia 

.V h. 

membe 

of Pennsylvania Bo-tun 

Ih,. ,iulh., 

Zunch. Bareeliin.i, I Cirri 

From 1940 tn I (ML, he 

served as pastor of First t'nueri 

P r c s b y t o r i a n Church, 

Brockton. Mass. Sunui Hill 

Church, Ml U-ban..n 

Plttshuruh, SPfi.nri rnti-ri 

Pre shy 1 e, iji n fhurph 

iil .inrl 111 fi m 

"Tmiiiii ;,(i[H'ar in numer,,m 

piibhrai,rjn» Hi. rnmli.nn r,,,,. 

l hiiiii rihll.1 V'llh Marrn 

rh.illi.nBinL' und lulpfi, I 

[he e%,-nm^ 

hi. li-ri h\ FiH. 

Unusual surfing film set 

at St, Augustine's center 

ihe Innerm(jsi Limits of 

Pure Fun", which is billed as 

an explosive new concept in 

surfing photoB-aphy, will be 

. will 

shown Saturday night at theof 

inu-rwi m anyun,- wiih an 

St Augustine's Youth Center appreciation i,i phoUjgraphy 

at 8 and 10 p.m AdmKsion to - 

the show is $2 SO 

n d athletic skill 

Oeorge Greenough. who 

photographed nd produced 

the film, has given his audience 

an intensely personal 

experience in high performance 

surfing 

Qreenpugh positioned 

himself deep inside the waves 

oil a belly hoard, with 30 

poundi of camera equipment 

he designed and built strapped 

on his back, to film the last 13 

minutes of the nlm, "Ttie 

Coming of the Dawn " 

which they would concentrate 

their studies 

This last segment of the 

Of the 1.085 full tiire 

movie contains some of the 

students, 864 were Atlantic 

most unusual surfing footage 

County residents. Cape May' 

ever shot One wave after 

County supplies 142 students, 

another, and the viewer is let in 

Clam Bake August 9 

Camden County 2.3, and 

on the personal experience of 

Cumberland County 15 The SEAVILLE An oldQreenough 

as the surfer drives 

remainder carne from other fashioned clam bake will be hard in the tube 

New Jersey counties and staged by the Seavilie 

Pennsylvania. 

Volunteer Fire Company 

The rest of the film features 

Sunday, August 9, at the 

two Santa Barbara surfers. 

Seven hundred and fifty fireball on Routes 50 and 9 

Danny Hazard and Dickie 

ACC full-time students Serving will be from 1 to 6 

Nelson, and two Australians, 

graduated from Atlantic pm Included on the menu will 

Ted Spencer and Bob 

County high schooli. A partial be corn, beefburgeri and hot 

MeTavtah, These sequences 

break-down showed Atlantic dogs. The public is invited. 

were famed in California and 

City 213, Holy Spirit 1B3, 

Australia. 

Oakerest 1.14, Mainland 

The sound track consists of 

RegionaJ 92, Pleasantville §0, 

Hammonton 43, St Joseph 21, 

and Friends' 6 

Adi Bring 

hard "acid" rock which at 

timffl might seem inappropriate 

Cape May County high 

schools accounted for 111 

ACC full-time students 

Including Ocean City 49, 

Wildwood Catholic 23, 

Wildwood 20, Middle 

Township 13, and Lower Cape 

May 8. 

Vlneland High School sent 

34 graduates, both Cumberland 

and Atlantic County residents, 

to ACC as full-time students. 

ACC's Cull-time student 

population contained 847 

males and 438 females. An 

even 1 00 married. 

The youngest ACC full-time 

students were seven who were 

17, and the oldest were two 

who were B9, 

VISITORS 

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If you plan to food shop during 

your stay here . . . visit our 

A&P Market at ... 

16th STREET and 

SIMPSON AVENUE 

(BETWEEN 15TH and 1*TH STRUTS 

IN THE PALMER SHOPPING CENTER) 

w iih its harsh rythym and is 

P'rfnrmwj by The Farm 

GrcMnnugh say* thai his film 

in not just fur surfi'iv but it is 

mil ,nl,. Mr- 

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I'll A i l Has \ ,,ii V'j,i, 

S'f I' »1M IJI,,. 

Hi,u- 

I .-i 1« is,- Mf .„, r.ihl, 

Iv.i'.i.- Us 

MONET 

White Summer 

JEWELRY 

NOW OFF 


long ropes, pins, 

earrings and bracelets 

Thomas 

CLASSIFIED AD 

BRINGS RiSULTS 

THI OCEAN CITY SBNTINIL.LIDSER 

Music Pier 


Claronco Fuhrman 

Tom Parkins 

Frank Ruggiori 

conductor 

toloilt 

monagmr 

Killliii'• null. Thi- Mini, I'IIT '.r. hiBlni ,)r,.Hn,iii priiiU'd 

iiiin. !« mihicii in , hniijii- wiLhiiiil miliii. HHI profinimi an 1 

•liliiiiilud I,, Hi.- MimLinrl |,i< > 11 il 

I Inm> 111-r.k•• Dviiriik 

Mi.lli.'i MiirliM'.. Hull 

'Lull I'l-rkm* 

I' •• —I Riid|(i.r« 

Larry Ferrari plays 

at Cape Park Sunday 

(API-: MAY COURT 

111> 11H1" Tin' olii'lnc organ 

Inn liikiii Ihc plan' of Ihc 

piaiiii in ninny American 

liniiii^ initl thi 1 oiii- 1 person 

nitiri. ilinHily H'f.pohslbli' for 

I Ids ri!.j4>; piipiiliirllv of this 

nisliiiini.nl i« kryboiird arlist 

I.ill is Fi'rrari, whiisi" Sundny 

iii-Uiin innirrU on WFILTV 

linn- lii'i'ii mil! of the 

iiuiiilntiilinii itniwini! pnigfams 

,,i" ihul aliilnin 

Kit i iii i will prvsiMit n 

in-IMinal iippoiiriinrii ill a 

i-nnri'ri ill I'iipr MHV County 

Fink iii Cnpi' Miiy Courl House 

iiii Nundiiy. si.iriiny HI 3 p m 

Tim i-iinri-Ft is nnolhrr in a 

SI-M.-S ,.f si'vi'M sponsoffd by 

I In- I'ap.- Miiy County Park 

I'limniBwi.iii and il us open 

wiihisui i-h.iriif lo tht> public 

Maj llrrald Smith, lilfwtor of 

i-uiinty park* and Recreation, 

*AIH then' is nmplr parking at 

itii> County Park, but (he 

M'lViiitors Iiiusi pmvldi 1 thi>ir 

o»s ii trauni; jtrningt'mirm a 

thi' park handsh.'ll 

Bond in t'ihfomia 

NOV.\TV\ Calif V S Air 

rVlvr Serfranl Uiwrrnm E 

tVnct, ..vi of Mr »nd Mr* H 

W Skvui Sr . ;;ov> S Siore rd . 

rii.T*. N J , h« ijTived for 

'\ A; H*mil:o:i AF8, Calif 

r- Bond LS S J#| fr.pn* 

" s i' . A .ii rd Aircrift 

-w-irrt- Squsdivn, j unit 

We Arriîje* Briton? 

irSiri «ftisrh pro!«u tiw 

->: hostile 

Accordian Orchestra 

debuts on Music Pier 

Thi. Philadi-lphin Arciirdiim 

Orfheiilrii will milk,, id hritl 

«|!pinriinii. in flri-nn lily 

Hiilurtliiy niyh), whi-n il 

pi'rfoiTnfi on the Musif: PUT 

Hi- 1 ronri'rt [irnifram will bturl 

ill H p m 

Thii (ifrhiiitrii. undi'r Lhi 1 

(liri'ftiiin (if Jiifuh NcupauiT, 

founder unri prf.nitii.nl of Ihc 

Neupiiurr OinfwrviiUir> nf 

Philndi'lphm, ri-nlun-h I, vijrnliM 

nrirl hnuis iiml (litwri MTIIIIII* 

ulnnif wi'h 'hi' main iiiriirdiin 

niTlMin 

The liriiKfum will fiiiif,. 0,,m 

Ihc rljuhin t,, i hi. 

rfinU'ritponiry muMr sroitf 

The iinhi>«lrii lln* pluyi-H ill 

the PhilnfliMphiu Ar»ri"mv nf 

Mune. i'nivorml y nf 

I'linnivlvunin, TMIVII Hull, mid 

thi' Garden J IT in Alilinlic 

('My (jsmiuelor NiujpauiT la a 

p;iM diri'c.liiF of the Afni'ririin 

Opi.ni fJiiild 

PFUXIRAM 

Uiinri. ,if Tini 

'ormHiiinfc Kmi'Uina 

Orrhoatra 

My Fair Lady 

Hi-U-i Nuni, Lrrnrr Loewe 

Joanne Viihorir, Soprano 

Miihfc Unm**' KhachoLunan 

MirhyH Mfirtino Joseph 

Mrphillips, soloists 

KiimnnTtimt' Gnrshwin 

Jpnnne Vishtirir, soprano 

Hark Ly*>^ Truditioniil 

Donna Chrupeaia* sfjloist 

liiinrliH,. Vou>,. Hrfe 

Agiii, ni'dwri'iilii Ki'llnr 

Ice Capades audifioning 

for talent in local area 

In hi uii mnyi i.r |iih>. ley iit>:i ,iripr following 

lip,'II 

Iciiliiy, p r r s r r i h p d jc i, I ing 

Lhi'ri » n pnimuic uf (iliimciur, r.'c- om m enda Li tins 

Irnvi-I null fi'lluwshil) fur LluiSf PrnspKtivp skaters must be 

whip trV uli i ;»* Si"*' tkiitfrt for between 1? and 2ft yoars of 

In* UnpiiHi'K 

«(ir Male skati're must mfiasure 

Miiny i\ ieenjiyef, g!>int> betwi-en five fept eight inches 

iimuiHi in ihe iMidle*A nrrli-si of mid six feet two inches. Girls 

II "nîre !*i^hr' uh the irt', has 

must be bi'twtipn five feet two 

(iri'nmfcl of ultimaLely 

sncht*s and five feet nine inches 

in hi'iHht 

iilliiiiiiny priTcrliiin Rufficiwil 

In Ink• • him into Ihp ijlittrrini! Apphrants are requested to 

brinj* their own skates and 

riistumes Judginj; will be done 

by the ICP Clapades roaching 

stuff 

T 

pnilVsKidniil world nf nn iff 

show And, it's mil an 

impiMaulilii drriim. biviiiiKf 

niiiiiv Inlimti'd Ireim hijvi° miiHp 

il iiriri the door* ;iri ! wide 

opiMi for those who Ciin 

qiiiihfy 

Ice Capadi's' sfiHits and 

fimrhi's are fnnsUintly 

srarc-hinj fnr nrw skatinf; 

lalenl Liicnj sknters riri 1 inyjljid 

lo nudilioti in ALIontie City at 

Cjinvciition Hall each Priday at 

11pm, immcdialrly fnllfiwinf; 

Ihe pvcnmK porformancr 

The first rnqulri.mont to 

bwomr an Icn Qipades skater 

is a knowlfdgo of thr basic 

jurnps, spirals and spins of 

rigiin' skaiing B.-yn ,d that. 

apprarnner and ••tithusiiyim arp 

plus faetiini The eoachmg staff 

will train accppublt> applifants 

brfurv they are assirrned spots 

MI the show Those who do run 

piBs the initial audition, may 

thi- m 

Uons. 

»t .ittr.u- 

Space 

In addition to good pay, 

perform me with Ice Capades 

" fs ihi> opportunity to lour 

l h United Stiites and Canadu, 

We can help solve your 

"extra room" problem 

with a LOW COST 

FRIDAYÛLY 31, 1970 

Orch tra 

Jolly Ciiballi.ro 

AngrU SpJno«i 

Dupt 

J(.illiililV 

Orrhestfa 

INTERMISSION 

Fiddl.. Faddlo A 

OrchMtra 

fP,,k|m 

BiIlmBn • 

Ha 

K»thy Baumkriti, o\ni,t 

MflcArthur Park \V,hi, 

Martin Silveatri. toloiit 

Pulkii iLaliano BaliMr,,.,, 

Ijura SilVMtri-MaHin 

Duet 

nranada , ,?f 

Joanne Vtahoric «opran0 

Manhattan Concerto Elt,,f| 

Kenneth laUrola. soloist 

Battle Hymn of Thr 

Repuhiif Tradit,,ln, 

Orcheitra 

The theatres of 

London, 

Moscow 

& Leningrad 

You'll Have 8 nights in Lo, 

don plus 4 plsvs; 3 nights 

Moscow »ith two ticketa 

the billet, eifcus of otn, 

theatre, ana 1 nights in Le 

infrad with two tickets lo the 

op«ri, Billet or other theat,! 

(there 1 ! s 3-wtek variation 

taking vou to Paris too ) ii 

eluding hotels, breaklasl 

Sllhtseemg, all meals ,n the 

USSR and iir-lndii to fly you 

Detiili in our free "Tne BarrJ 

* The Bolshoi" folder 

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1606 Pacific A*i. 

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Come Info Thf Sweet Shop 

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BITTIR QUALITY , . . BITTER 

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SHOP 

HOME IMPROVEMENT LOAN. 

Vou can take up 

to five years 

to repay. 

WI PARCEL POST 

TO ANYWHf RE 

"OffiAN CITY'S 

QlQOQLA'nE TOUSE" 

1M AH*n«c Av»., 

L. Mia InglM. Prop. 

DIAL WMN4 

OPEN EVHIY DAY 

11 A. M. to 10 P. M 


National Bank 

QCTAJS OTY ELE cm . CAPE MAY 

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EXTRA MEASURE 

Of Low, Low Prices Plus S&H Stamps! 

l'i I'IIIM live ihn, A,MI 1 1970 

i Ji,.i.1111v rii|hi', rpservi'il P 

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SHOP SUNDAY 

9a.m. to wp.ni. 

Rt. 9 & Bethel Rd. 

SOMERS POINT 

LANCASTER BRAND _ 

All Meat Frankfurters 

LANCAITIR BRAND 

Imported Hams ^ '4 09 


Sliced Salami X' 39 e 

MANDARIN 

Orange Dessert ?; 35 C 

FAMILY FAVORITE^ 

Oscar Mayer Wieners t 79 e 

DEEPS SEA GOODNESS 1 

Fresh Codfish Fillet ,,., 

FANCY 

Dressed Whiting ,33 

26 TO 30 PER LB 

Fancy Large Shrimp b. $ 1? 9 

SAVi 14 , Supreme White, Plain, 

Cracked or 100% Whole 

Wheat Bread 


FRESH WHOLE 

Chick Frying JlniuiMHJiirjTWfrTrij 

25 Ift Gnen Stamps 

100% rts. GOV'T. INSPECTED! 

IANCA5TIR BRAND 

Rib Steaks ,„ 99 C 

LANCASTIB BRAND 

T-Bone Steaks ,h »1 19 


Porterhouse Steaks b s l 2s 

Quartered [IBLFT! 

Roasting 

Chickens 

LANCAS'SP aCiNP BON[1E«,5 

Delmonico Steaks.,. 

LANC6STEB BBSND OVEN BEADC 

Rib Roasts £;;': .. .. 

Ib 38 

Sf 99 

Sirloin 

. Steaks 


SAVE 10 , SARA LEE, FROZEN 

Meat Dinners Pound Cake 

Friwi Chtcktlt, te«!, 

Turkic Ch«ftW« Sirloin, 

M«at Lost, or 

Salisbury Steak, 

FANCY 

Cherry Tomatoes ^ y 35 6 

SUMMER FAVORITE' 

Fresh Limes 619 

BUTTERMILK OB COUNTRY STTLl 

Pillsbury Biscuits 

^^r Lib, KmM^SC 

^^^^P loaves ^^^^^^^^^B^^ 

S DISCOUNT 

494 prices greatly reduced on Health & Beauty Aids! 

SAVI ON PRICID LOWER THAN DISCOUNT' 

Ultra Brite Toothpaste 6 ^" 85 C Dial Family Deodorant 4 ,:; 79 e 

fit OFF LABEL ACME VALUI 

Colgate 100 Mouthwash 6 ^49 e Dial Shampoo " 85 e 

Halo Blue Shampoo 

25C OFF LABEL, ULTRA THICK .._ W|TH IRON ^ CHILDREN'S 

Se OFF LABEL, PLATINUM PLUS DOUBLE, EDGE 

Schick Razor Blades 

J!" 

103 

64' 

Milk of Magnesia \?,r 66 e 

S( Oft 

Colgate Toothpaste 

5»oc. 

Pals Vitamins ,. 

DOUBLE EDGE 

Wilkinson Blades .... 

ANTIPERSPIRANT 

Dial Deodorant 

5 p 

7c OFF IABEL 

flJIL CUT NO TFNDfRLOiN REMOVED LANCASTER IRAND 

topped 

with 

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Cantaloupes 

21 

SIZE 

bfi of $199 

i 60 M, 

49 

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« 0 n " * l " 

Listerine Mouthwash 

btt. 

FRiSH 

Green Beans 2 19 

FRtSN SCiLLIONS (bunchlw 

Red Radishes 3 29 

SAVE 18 

IDEAL 

Applesauce 

15-O1. 

SAVE 10c, LANCASTER BRAND 

Corned Beef Hash.... 

TOP QUALITY, 

Ideal Pork & Beans 6 

ASSORTiD FLAVORS. FARMDALE 

Juice Drinks........ 

3e OFF UliL, PIRSONAL SIZE 

Ivory Soap 4':: 23 C 

WELCHADE 

Fruit Punch or Grape Drink or 

Reymers Blennd 

Orang* Lemon Drink 

MIX 

OR 

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• 3 

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with your purehoie of two 

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0_n o n nfin o nn n n nn n n n n 


50 fy Green Stamps 

with your pufehase sf 

any Lancstter Brand 

EYE ROUND or 

RUMP ROAST 

OH(r •lpir*i Aug 5 1970 


10 OFF 

BLUE BONNET 

SOFT WHIPPED 

MARGARINE 

OW»r •Iriirn Aug S 1970 


12 e OFF 

your pyrcheit af (our r^f wlsr baf? 

WOODBURY 

SOAP 

Dff»r sipircf Aug. 5, If 70 

© »«pe« per ibe^pi^ tginity 

JJOOOOOOOOOOOOOff 

MFG 

MFC 


7 c 0FF 

yoyr purcKoff ef l>!b can 

HILLS BROS. 

COFFEE 

MFC 

§ THIS COUPON WORTH 

I 7'OFF 

{•= yoyr purchose sf one roll 

VIVA BIG 

ROLL TOWELS 

(Whit?, d#€erster er otieffed) MFG 

Offer cxpiftt 4yg S, 1070 


30 c OFF 

year purehsie sf one BGI. \BT 

MAXIM 

frtmim Dfi#d 

COFFEE 

Oft.r (iplrti Aug S 1970 


7' OFF 

yeur purchsi* #f two HHêi cant 

PUSS 'N BOOTS 

MEAT 

CAT FOOP ^ 

f«r iiplm Aug. 5, 1970 

t **i ijip^j 

iMMMMfiMMM 


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ysvr purchoi* of Mb, 4-sx, bei 

(With tmetn) 

O(hf npirat Aug. S. If 70

PACE S — SiCTION TWO THI OCIAN CITY SiNTINiLLlDOIR FRIDAY, JULY 31. FRIDAY. JULY 31, 1970 

I 

ft 

LET MK TASTE YOUR WARE - 

Simple Simon usked that of the pit'miui 

as he was jjomg I" the Fair in the nott'd 

Nursery Khymi 

Smith ut PaiuM'ni 

I I | K K i) 'i HIIJ ii KIITM 1 1 

FATVXKNT RIVER. MIJ . 

July i r * NH* v l,i.M! Iriiiifif 

(junior HMdfl H.irr> L Smith. 

Jr , Mm ni Mr> Kiiith B Smith 

or K2S i|h -i Oci'iiii City. 

NJ , I* M.rvint: with P;ilrol 

Squadron 2 i :i< _Niivj| Air 

Statiiiri, Palum-nl River, Md 

Thi' squadro'i w.i.-. n»t>mh 

awarded Ihi' Arnold J:iy Ish.'ll 

Trophj. which honor* thi' best 

air iinlisubmiirmp warlarp units 

in the Alliinlir Fled, for its 

nutMandinM perforrnance trurn 

July 1. 196*.' it) Oec .11. 1989 

The link t>\(,-usi' I'nr writ- 

ing is In spread intelligent 

thoughl and information 

rather than «.oi'k popularity. 

FOLKART 



&-. LINWOOD. N, J. 

# Ceramic Service for 

Hobbyists and 

Professionals 

# Greenware, Glaies, 


# Instructions with 

Purehasea 

SKC//US 

renovate 

with 

picture 

"* I 

Barbara Hi"« andLcsles 

(iarren seem tn 

he asking the 

Hcrhi.rt Hen S 

Renaissance in music 

siime thing "f veiling 

i|.ir t'hiitu (with »tnrv) 

Qna-man (boy) bake sale 

Youngster makes, decorates, 

and sells cakes for animals 

Ti'il s 1'iir 

I Li rrnil itilii 

ilil IIITIIITI 

a h.iki'i. îli 

iiiiii ii hi'ni'fiii'lnr .ill fur (hi- 

Ihi- 

|l ,ill 

whirled will.ii IIcrlurl 

Mil thi' ho;irHw.tlk mid îw 

hiiiilh *rl up by 1 h i- 

Mum.'ini' Sorii'tv MMkniij 

riintnliulliiMii for l lir rnliirtini; 

m ihi. Animal SII.-II.T 

hiimii iuiri Iniid ti> 

II 

nisi wh.nl ho riiiilri d hi-lp 

II ilidn'i Inki" Unit wlii' 

I'iimi 1 up wilh Illi' !ili;i nl 

Miiumi? ii iiiiii man ciiki- i,il.> II. • 

Mi 111 wurk iinrt liol .inly mjtli' 

hul diTciniii'il Ihn'i' Iwnliiyi-r 

rjikrH and 24 rup r,ik..^ Thr 

ri,.x{ Mi.p Wiii M'ilmy ,h< s m 

Th* 1 .imhitmu*^ Vitu ri^ man 

wi'iil in Thfil'iwiiv Miiik,.i Mild 

H< it pcrmiiumn In wl up .1 liihl.' 

hi« 

rlitln'l 

Nocdl.'s. 

ii' hinil IHI him In 11 

.' IV hi.I.I .,„! 

i.TS il k f in l,,lt. 

i*t L'i'Hi'ir hiirii 

i>ri» for thiir l.imilii- 

,'inil 'hill e- HIM wh'i did 

Tin .-li I .,..,1 

Big band sound is coming back 

liinytT. hig band 

ii'. < iirmni; hiif k '" 

On this 

in thi'ri' 

remember ihe 

îniiid iif the hi^ i^ hahfj^ h;ivi 

th*' word of ArtF.irrar. 

,i 

visitor here with hi tiiniiU in 

the 6(10 hkirk OrenH ;u 

And F.irrar spe;ik« with 

some niiihiirity on the matter 

Fijrrar direfls a IS piet-H 

orf hpstra and recently sipied a 

40-week contract wilh a 

prestigiiiii. New York agency 

When thi' biu agencies 

bejjin sijjninjj lonR-lfrm 

contract* with band leaders, n 

is a sure sun the big bands are 

on the way back," Farrar savs 

Aceordinii tn Firrar why in 

his native Pittsburgh area is 

known as the "Father of Big 

land Music." reports that 

organizations such as Les 

Algitft, Woody Herman and the 

Glenn Miller band utidfr the 

direction of Buddy DeFranco 

are rinding more bookings in 

supper clubs and similar spots 

which for the last quarter of a 

Situation normal 

bread ii 

hiid 

id buir.T 

hlnwmi; his Irimpc 

liiurier tiidjiN , Urn 

t imr hi* hand. ' V,, 

.illv t. 

The hit* band sniind was the 

thins! I .st prim in W,,r|d War 

II Aftijr the war. the hi,: bands 

diminished and \h,- cum bus 

fiiund Iruil in [hi- musirai 

orrharri In rcivn! months," 

Farrar points ciiit "even the 

riintf'mpiirary combos have 

been developini; thi' big sriu lid ' 

techniquee 

Just returned Irom the West 

Coast with his band, Farrar is 

relaxing in Ocean City before 

coin* nun Putshureh \ New 

Fountain bupper Ciuh, which 

is railed 'The Hume of the BIB 

Bands," Farrar, band will 

follow Buddy Rich and his 

•iwiniiinif new hiij hand mm the 

New Fountain 

"All arm* the ciuntrv, ' 

Farrar reptirts, "frum colleges 

\ i-hih.i, 

HJnr hlito 

rli-m;tnH fo 

bic Minnris they prixlut'i 

Fiirf;ir *,t\ s "It I rrnaiVA;ir 

in miiHif hi' cnnh'nnU 

Fiirr.ir has hciirl ns hack in 1910 whrn he 

wad nami'd "thf mini 

phcitcipi-nic blind li>adi>r nf ihi' 

viar " 

B i'I ore bo cum i nii u 

biindman. Farrar eamrd quite ;1 

rcput.it ii in in the Pituhurch 

area as a marathon dancer Hii> 

m o * I n u i *' w f? r t h 

acromplmhmnnt in this lust art 

was in the nuqupsni- fiardiTis 

in 1929 wh.m he and his 

partners stay cd on their feel 

fiii i hours three weeks and 

two days 

SNAFU still a military malady 

Public relations services were 

at it again this week and this 

time they really came up with 

i twister to beat-all twisters 

This news item was released 

by th* Air Force Home Town 

News Center in Oklahoma. It 

concerns Air Force LTC Paul 

S. Wood, who is the- son of 

Mrs Grace J. Matthews, of 

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PAGE IU -_ hhl, I (UN i WW THt OCEAN CITY SiNTINiL-LiDO 

Challenge races brngm 

tjili. ,1". lillti 

IF YOU 

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.mil [livid ll.m, c, •iirk,- K.iiîon 

th,' tielil 

(ih'-i ik, 1 I .if, 

11 HJ r ,'ri'U .s I il 

Duffy Kevin 

Hi' !A ill next Hah 1 I .ih 

' D,iv, Hmilh KolhTl 

lil l ou nt 14 J/S 

 

two-pound iiiyiii-f i'iMh nil ;, 

pur in (hi- has The Tinh, which 

win brought 111 11 Oiflim.iiis 

I or 1 d(' 11111 i,-.i! 10 n . is 

lint'iirnmiiii ihia far north The 

fish in very thm. which enables 

it.i twii pounds tii siri'toh over 

2n nielli's 

could t'ost thom 10 p 

Ih vi-rs. in thi. surf off the 

Ticki'lJi are out for the Club 

bi.ii hi's. and in ihf bay inlets 

f'lvirlii' Camp caught a Banquet to be held at the 

I'ljinbin.iliiin ol nini' kinas and Alvyn Hotel on August 22 As 

three wnaks. 

the number of guests allov.'wl Is 

brnit^d, may I sugjiest you 

nrf hi'in" 

for your ticket RIGHT NOW! 

as high as eight 

There's no Club in Ocean 

pound-. 

There is ceriam mudhole ^ 

S.iiiipMin • report.- lh;ii Tuck 

li.iin,id.-i ciuuhi ,111 iiL'hi pound 

liiiiniricT l,u,t week Mr 

l > lik^^humeboard Club 

where YOU can get moderate 

oil ui Thi' Dunes that is 

exercise, fun, competition and 

prufhiCMi!" fine catchc!, of 

social activity for one dollar 

Mnpiirs, Sampson's says 

fifty a year Wotta bargain 

Purt'ii'f, are beginninjj to he 

c'mn down! 

found in tHc bay. but there has 

hiwii no Iriruf catches reported. 

From $109 .00 

Plumbing & Heating Contractor 

Call 3 9 9-0 J 66 

Award special prizes 

in marlin tournament 


HOUSE • A Delaware boat 

fishing the Cape May County 

Marlm Tournament became the 

recipient of the first Ernest 

Ostenrmder Memorial Awafd 

trophy at the 14th annual 

County Marlin Tournament 

dinner Friday by virtue of 

havinp had its an|>ier hook and 

cap tun 1 three white marlin 

dunne the County's annual 

tourney. 

The award went to Paul 

Mai thews, skipper-owner of 

the Cecelia C out if Dewoy 

Beach, Del , an«J it marked an 

o 11 1 s t ,1 n d i n t; a n g I i n g 

accomplishment which saw the 

first marlin ever caught on 

spinning tfeajp enteri'd in the 

anniialG»«KtM) sport fishing 

tin«nffiieril X sP 

AM three fish were caught on 

12 pound test rniinofllirnt'nt. 

The successful anglers wore 

John Riley, nf Newark, Del,, 

Son n y He linings, of 

Islamorada, Fla., and 

Matthews. Matthews' fish was 

the only one of the three 

an ardent sport fisherman 

Two other special awards 

were presented at the 

tournament awards dinner 

which took place, at the New 

Jersey National Guard Armory. 

Mrs. Jane Engler received a 

special award honoring her 

5 1 pound-Tounce Bull 

Dolphin, one of the largest ever 

reported in Jersey Cape waters. 

She was fishing aboard the 

boat Marlin, owned . and 

skippered by her husband, 

William B, Engler The En(jlers 

reside at Wildwood Crest 

Also honored was William 

Kooperman, of the boat, 

Painter, out of Atlantic City, 

Kooporman, of Philadelphia, 

hooked and lost a blue marlin 

In a two hour or better battle 

and the hard luck'trophy was 

presented to him. 

Correction 

boated, and this was for Mary O'Toolii, of Bryn 

purposes of mounting fir^ M,.,iili,'ij 'h. i^' 

rhildren p;,i i ii ip.,1, u il h I hi ii [*, i 

Thi. K.iir. wliiih I,,,'. .,lw-.i\.- j,.i . , 1,,^. 

surei.ss. w.i^ !hi îi.il.^l wi ,,,,,,iH.Mt. [,, 

Miss Huih Ti, wn-,,!,,! ^1,., nih., *h. ,i,-,!i 

i.ai-h yi-.ir Kfumran,, ilm.«,i 2

PAOi 12 — S1CTION TWO 

(IN INII uiiis 

PrrHrrirni Nuuti, in tun r*.°* 

root bruadi-ttiil in ihc hiiti.in un 

inflation, iiskiul huHinehs and 

Ittijor lu rurh priie rn,UNtM iind 

witg(. ilnmiinds tu ht'lp cuntrul 

infliitliin. Mi. Nunn stmiij liy 

i-arlli'r pli-iijies thai hi 1 will not 

impuHe prire* and wii^t, ,-MFItlills. 

WHITE" JALOUSIE DOOR 

$79.95 

BLEAR *r 

OBSCURE QLASS 

"WHITE" COLONIAL DOOR 

BUCK 3TTLAP HINHt 

•nd HAMWAM $69.95 

« me 

B«inani r;inir ,i( fhrli.nr 

lic.-ii niimiTuus nlher 

hejMnniny ul lhi> ni'M IKHI h.ill I i',irti > in the ziye tlriiup pas! 

w'ascin, in Iitfi7. ii-hi-n .i jriMj II 11 It- le.Hiu,, [hill hiivi' met with 

numhcr of 1.1 ipjir r.lil liny, •idclitiomil în-eesx At (Hie time 

FERRY ion old I'm hitli- II'.IL-UI' our fity w.i* ,ihh' fu field twii 

SCHEDULE 

cumpi>tltiini. hiiri 'inwIii'M' In B.ibf Hnl h IfjnH (VAA iind 

play Thai was Ihc birih .if iIn VFWi win. phiyeH in 

LtlVI 

LtAVI 

iiical Babe Ruih li-um 

• -'•mpi'l'lmn with I'iirh cither 

un HAV, N. J Lrwts, BfUw*** The Itx-al t:n,irhi>s nruiini/i-il l,,lier. ,iricr iin iihsenrr of il 

6:30 AM 8:30 AM ii learn iind filtered if in thf h w v,!^ and ;i try :it an 

9:00 AM 11:00 AM Capo A'laniir Bnhc Kuih intl.teity lr;iL 

i0i30 AM 12:30 PM Lfiiinii' fhurles KriiinMimakiT 

12,00 PM* 2:00 PM* was the coach willl .i.-ttislnnei' 

1:00 PM 3:00 PM from Dick Swnigarl ,iml Dirk 

2:30 PM 

Grime* In its first sent nl 

4:30 PM 

competition thei won Ihr 

4:00 PM* i.OO PM* chsmpionship .it ihr 

6:30 PM 8:30 PM Capp-Atlantic Lcaptr 

10:30 PM 12:30 AM One mpmbi'p nf ihai Ism. 

YIAR 'ROUND SIRVICE In fact hi> was the C'api.iin. hiij. 

again hrlpi-d make ()i-i>a 

•Saturday & Jundgy 

Only 

City's pn'SPncf Ml in Babe 

Subject to Chjnge Without Nsilcm Ruth competition He i* Rich 

Dorsry. Back in l'JST Durs.-y 

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in .tir leliv Ch;irles Munifnrd, 

Ihi' Artisjiim will the 

rh:impniliS(ilp (if the Alliltltjc 

rriurits Junuir Bii.M'hall I^'a^ne 

witli ,i H) 7 iiverall niark 

BeCHisi' nf the invusiiin of tl 

learn Iriim the South. Btid 

the li'jiinii 1 fhaniji'd it* nitme 

the nest season tn the 

Cape Atlantic Junior Baseball 

League The new name Hirin t 

hurt the locals line hit This 

tirtie the loeal iiinn compiled an 

IH I n-ciird and earned another 

p 

Idr-nt if al champitinship 

si-asiins. fiilliiwi'd in 1964.1965 

and 1966 Thf Artisans tfam, 

lattr rhangi'd to Ciiasinl Rpfilty 

wht-n thi' spdrisiiri'd changi'd, 

wan certainly a very sureesMful 

upivatiun, In 1B67. howevfr, 

th'Ti; was nn tpqm No one was 

[ivnilablp to ciiach them. 

At this point the city's 

nfri'alliin department stepped 

in and df'fidi'd tii hire a coach 

for this loam Their choice this 

wason was the sjirni' athlete 

whu, as a IS year old pitt-hnr 

mi thi' first Babe Ruth team, 

led the club to important 

victories. Rjeh Dorsey has 

returned this suasori as the 

local coach- 

This season's team, though 

forend to play the same teams 

over and over, has nevertheless 

won I 1 mem new ol tms tenm whu 

hiive mound potentml 

Culfher Frank Saiinimi, 

another hii> OCHS prospect, II. 

tin- tiMinrs leading hitter and is 

learning more about thi' dulit'N 

of n fiitcher with i'very passniu 

garni' Kven if he faib to gain 

the starting t- ;i I f h er h 

iissignmenl at Orean Citv High 

next season. "Tiny Tim " 

should earn a sUirting spol 

somewhi-ri' In yi-l hit li;il in tinliili'Up 

This team is ilri "qual 

balMiic*' of li^fal hoys .and 

oilt of uiwniTS The big run 

producer has been ii summer 

visitor, O.iry Ounranccini The 

top baserunner is a local boy, 

Clari'iife Reed Another Ocean 

City lad, Billy Keele, has been 

Hoing ,-i strong job at firs! base 

All in all, this unbeaten Babe 

Ruth league fhiimpion has 

compiled quite an impressive 

record It is un fortunate I hut 

they don't have the 

opportunity to play against 

mure than just the three teams 

in thi' Seashore League so that 

thiv loulri be compared with 

sortvof (he top teenage teams 

of the past That, however, is 

not the fault of Coach Dorsey 

He has issued an open 

chaJlenge to any team, even if 

they are a littlt 

straight Barnes and 

clinched the championship of 

the Seashore Babe Ruth 

League. The success of the 

team jjoi-s far deeper than its 

record, however 

Three of those victories have 

been no-hit games Two of 

t hose masterpieces were 

pitched by Dave Andrews, who 

accomplished a similar feat 

numerous times in the OCYAA 

bawball program, Dave enters 

his sophomore year at Ocean 

City High School this Fall and 

fiiJurei, to play quite a bit of 

junior varsity football and 

basketball If this summer is 

any indication of his progress 

on the diamond, Dave will aiso 

be the ace piwher for Ocean 

City's baseball team. 

1 Wilh Bill Ulickli-y NTorini; ,| last second het-oics of Miki 

points, isvo more than Ul [jinnhiin imri Alfred Sniiilli 

entire Celtic learn, the 76er upset the leiijpH' leaders, -U 4'i 

look ii firm hold on lirs! pine in overtime Liniihiin homberi I 

in the Recrcihiiii Di'piirlmi'nt ,J() footer iit the hu?,zer to sent 

dln,,« lervice to Se* Isle Qiy, 

High Hi-hiiol Ijoiiinie The 7fli'r thi' game into overtimi' Small,' 

Anton, Sione Harbor, WUdwood 

defi'iili'd the Celtics, 77 40 hanged home the biisNi't thai 

•nd Cape May, 

with Miki' Mi-D•>•••«>»»» 

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ITS OFFICIAL Gov William T. 

Cahiil his prncliimfd the historic town 

(if Smitrmili thi Blueburv Capital o. 

thi World indMitheU- Ingjp of Oceun 

nt\ lhi» 170 NPW Jerwy Blueberry 

Queen, uppears happy about the whole 

thing as she receives a framed ropy of 

the proclamation from Phillip Alampi, 

Stat* Serretary of Agriculture. 

PORTRAIT OF ROYALTY - Dr. was visiting with her mother, Mrs. John 

Kermit Steel Black, of Perkasie, Pa,, and fl, Kelly, at her summer tiome here, Dr, 

Ocean City, painted the oil portrait of Black, a prominent Bucks County oral 

Prini-pss Grace and her daughter Princess surgeon, became interested in oil 

Stephanie and Princess Caroline. Dr. and painting about 10 years ago and has 

Mrs Black presented the portrait to the gained some prominence in the field in 

former Grace Kelly recently when she Pennsylvania and New Jersey, 

, Membfrs of the Cape May 

County Rescue Squad art 

continuing their doortodoor 

solicitation for the annual fund 

drive. 

Each I'venina, with the 

exception of Sundays, the 

volunteer* are visiting every 

house arrd apartment in Oeoan 

City to ask for contributions to 

help the Squad function 

throughout the year When no 

one is • at home brochures 

explaining the Squad's 

activities iind a self- addressed 

envelope for contributions are 

left. 

It is respectfully requested 

the envelopes be used to mail 

in the donations. 

This is the only fund drive 

conducted by the squad 

throughout the year. It will 

continue until the entire island 

is covered. 

PUZZLED BY 

YOUR INSURANCE? 

If insurance ii a jumble to 

you, if protection plans 

perplex you, if you're 

amazed by the maze of 

policies, call us and we'll 

talk, 

We'll show you how to put the pieces together to 

make a custom-flt plan especially for your needs. 

And sol%e the puzzle for you, 

BILL WOODS AGENCY 

MALT 

811 WEST AVENUE 

to retire as chief 

of control tower at NAFEC 

John C. Ludlam, Jr., ofradar 

room. He has been cited 

Ocean City, chief of theseveral 

times for outstanding 

control tower at Atlantic City work 

Airport for the past 12 years, Ludlarn is a past director of 

retires today (Friday) with 28 the Air Traffic Controllers 

years of federal service, 

Association and a member of 

A native of Millvillo, Ludiani the International Bicycle 

is a graduate of the University Touring Society. He will tour 

of Pennsylvania who joined the Europe this fall on bicycle for 

Federal Aviation the thfrd time He also plays 

Administration in 1943. He tennis for a hobby. 

was stationed at airports in Ludlam and his wife, 

Petersburg, Va. and HarriishurE Gertrude, live at 307 Seabright 

Pa, 

Before coming to NAFEC in 

1958, he served many years at 

rd^They have two children. 

Philadelphia International 

Airport, In his position at 

NAFEC, he headed up a force 

of 3! air traffic controllers 

who control traffic from the 

airport control tower and its 

imumk DIAL 39*0200 

m •*• f - ***•'* 

THS OCIAN CITY SINTINiLLIDGER 

Quackery in arthritis Children's Day awards listed 

told to Kiwanians 

r i M r [Mil S [ 

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lur lie 

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ii curl., J-y,,, huiik brcim,' ... hi-, 

M'lli'i until its publifiiliiin Uii 

sltippiid by the guv.'rnmi'nl 

' Aniither hoaK »;i> ihp 

biiillmg nf honi'v Hnd viniyiir 

It fiisLs abuul If) ci'nlJ, In 

produce iiild wa* Mild f,,r l>i,m 

live Id i II rlnllars 

A! one time wnrd rarm 

from MPXICO thai H piisilii, 

Cure had been found lln»'i» , , 

it rt'sulted in many pal it n r 

dying from an mjrrlinn ,,f th, 

druil" Our Movcrnmi'iil t, ,. 

aclifin and traffir in Ih.. dniir 

utmosl triigcflv in Itn 

in the minds nf srti.ill 

is that the homi' ti'.itn 

Whether the 

Dew Jones overage* 

move UP or DOWN 

your savings at ANCHOR RIMA1 

TIADY—they a INSURED ll 

"0 $20,000—yog hove yui 

choice of passbook savings 

iAVINGS CERTIFICATES. wh,d 

im 6% a yêr interest, gygron 

leed for 2 years, ($5,000 mini 

nurn). 


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offlw ol the Sfntincl-L^dgiir TOR TVKSnAY EDITION rex 

later (Mil Siiturday Noon (nr n'Rulnr rkis.sifnii sivnon (inJ 

not later than Monday noun (or the TmtLiti'-To-Clnssify 

Friday i-ditioii, NiXlN WEDNESDAY fm rvi;ul,ir i>lassifi«i 

Wtiiin lira! niliiSIiAY MHON fur thu iWUmB) 

CLASSIFY 

One Time. 25 Words or Less ,,.. 11.25 

i.V per won) I'ViiiiinE i"i Honls' 

Ad RunninB fi Consivqlivi- Times, ivith JS Words or 

Less '.' .. $5no 

Atis rvquinne B«« Numbers. HK' Miiri 1 


TOO 1.ATE TO CLASSIFY ADS LSr KXTRA 

Copy mailed in. given to rvprrsi'Mativr jr brought to 

office personally. MfST BE AtTOMPANIKn BY CASH OR 

STAMPS lo niKT nsl Cnpj iici-cpled over phnnr a« iiiurtegy 

and convenii-niv tn fuslonier ('."mill.inre miiBi h> in hofnrf 

advertisprtit'ni is vt in typr 

Oassifii'd DisplHy Artvertising L1V per Ajjritr [jilt 1 

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PAOI 16 _ SiCTION TWO THI OMAN CITY SINTiNiL-LlDOiR FRIDAY, JULY 31, 1970 

N. j. Taxpayer Federation warns 

against state income tax bill 

ROOFING 

SIDING 

After the Sale - It's thm Scfuce 'h,v u^m, 


1224861 

2664351 

PREPS 

EitimirM 

34th STRffT 

& ASBURY AVI. 


Pspptroni, Anchovii, Mushrsemt. Extra 

JUST PHONI 

0722 

reac 

call, 

STEAK SANDWICHES • HOT DOGS 



let Crwm • Sedu • Sundaw • Sp4lh 

+fwtp^tnJt HEAVY DUTY 

PERMANENT-PRESS WASHER 

HANDLES 2-TO-16-POUND LOADS 

Big-Capacity 

Automatic Was'ier at a 

Hard-to-Beiieve Price! 

• Dots 2 to 16 pound loads 

without special attachments 

• Three waterltve] selections 

• Three wish-, two rinsetemperature 

selection! 

MODEL WLW1600 • Fountain-Filter nnt removal 

• Gleaming porcel.iioenamel 

finish inside and out 

protects this washer from 

seratchti, stains and rust, 

• Heavy-duty V4 H,P, motor 

• Heavy duty transmission 

WI SIRVICI 

AND DELIVER 

WHAT WE SILL 

Wide-are spiral agitation 

Three soilremoyal eye'es 

Tempering water cool-down 

Deluxe Styling 

usually found only in 

higher-priced models, 

ONLY 

SPECIAL 

PI.US TAX 

[ Including On« Y*at> Warranty on Pirti ft Strvk* 

[FREE — D*f*ndib>«, CourtNUs S«rvlc# by our 

FACTORY TRAINED TECHNICIANS 

I FREE DELIVERY and R-mov.l of eld appliMet 

CORSON 

• • RfCTRK * * 

Hi WIST AVINUI DIAL WM24. 

0f©f 8-5 DAtt,Y — FRIDAY EVENING 7-9 

JACOB C, SCHUFF, JR., Pfepflttor 

uld tiill l 

|i inn ill 

t'iil 

1I1.11 

. .! ;i 

ivt the week 

off to a great start with the 

First Annual Baby Rice. 

The race is being held on the 

beach between 14th and 15th 

its. it 10 a.m. Any baby up to 

the ige of IS months may 

enter as long as he or she is still 

In the crawling stage. 

Two circles, one within the 

other, will be drawn on the 

beach. The ridiui of the circle 

will he approximately 18 feet. 

The parent will plaee her child 

in the smaller center circle and 

at a given signal she will leave 

the child and move to the 

outside of the larger circle. At 

this point the race begins with 

the parent using rattles, voice 

TOP PRIZE WINNERS • Qamrd 

Sebartian, of Tomt River, carried off tha 

§Mt of Show award in the 8th annual 

Ocean City Boardwalk Art Show 

Saturday with hit "Wadding Party" 

commands, food or any 

native idea to entice thr 

_P L A ININ ! N Q 

STRATEGY • Five month 

old Debbie Counsellor, 

daughter of Mr, and Mrs, 

Paul Counsellor of 2152 

Asbury av., seems to be 

planning the best modus 

operand) for the upcoming 

baby race. 

day> and most beach visitors spent time in the water t(, gel 

out (if thf heat The water was calm maltinj it easy for Lhipjards 

In walch the bathers. Lafferty said 

MOM of the day was spent trying to reumu losi children 

with their parents, Lafferty said a total of 30 youngster!, 

wer*' inM over the weekend "'That s the lafgesi number 

we've had all summer " All the parenU were found b> 

heaeh-f losng time, and the lost children returned safely 

Visitors coming by car found the going rough Traffic 

cuffing to Ocean City and other Cape May County resorts 

moved at a snail's pace from the Pleasantville interchange 

on the Garden St«t« Parkway to th* two-lane bridge over 

Qreat Egg Harbor Bay, The bridge tied up traffic from the 

south as motorists returned to their homes Sundaj 

afternoon. 

Police here were rerouting ambulance and other 

emergency runs over the Lengport tall booth as afternoon 

and early evening traffic Sunday tied up the 9th st 

causeway 

Traffic remained tied up from the boardwalk over the 

baby to crawl from the smaller 

circle to the outside of the 

larger circle. 

Prizes will be awarded to the 

first and second place winners. 

The following arc the prise* 

that have been donated: first 

and .second place trophies from 

Schoppy's, a case of baby food 

from H. J Heinz Co., » box of 

Pamper's from Knight's 

pharmacy, 12 items clothing 

from the Edna Smith Kiddy 

Shop, a Humply Dumpty 

Trainer from Brownlee's 

Furniture, a silver drinking cup 

from Thomas Jeweler's, a 

teddy bear sleeping b»p from 

Stainton's, baby aiseuits from 

Thriftway Market, a stuffed 

animal from Glenn Toys, and 

other items yet to be 

announced. 

Deadline for entries is 

Saturday at noon. Entries may 

be mailed to Miss June Booth, 

P. 0. Box 570, Ocean City, or 

may be handed in at the 

followinj) playpounds, 6th st, 

and the beach, Bth st, and 

Haven av. and 34th st. 

All sandpipers and , cribs 

have been alerted to move out 

of the way as Monday, August 

10, the beach will belong to 

the babies. 

entry (left). Jojeph Konopka, of Glen 

Ridgo, won the Judges Award for 

profestional with hit "Jersey Shore" 

entry at right, Mora picture* on Page 5. 

Senior Studio photo*. 

.».•' 

boulevard to the Garden State Parkway entrance in Komere 

Point for several hours Traffic leaving by the 34ttl St. 

tandse was also heavy 

In spite of all the congestion only minor accidents were 

reporti-d over the weekend, police laid the evening 

boardwalk crowd was qui»i and noise complaints Were at • 

minimum 

Fire Chief Ferdinand Taeearino reported that two C«B 

caught on fire Saturday, bul received HttJe damage from tiie 

biases A ear at 34th st. and Asbury av caught fire from a 

defective fuel lint? and another car at Arkansas and Biy W, 

caught fire from faulty wire to an air conditioner. 

TBeearino said his men treated Sap'lf M»ck«, 17, of 

Bethlehem, Pa., for ihock at fl headqunrtere. They 

adni,r.lstEred o'jtygen to tfct prt after the ^hretôf «r*.fc«i 

on which she w«s riding stopped at fire keadifiiaNen and 

said he had an ill passenger. 

The girl was taken to Shore Memorial Hoîtal by the 

Rescue Squad Taeearino said she had a small bottle of pflj» 

in her possession A second passer-by Wat treated for 1 cut 

toe bv the firemen 

WHICH WAY TO HOME? The five-month-old twin sons of Dr. and Mn, 

McDonald of Cheltenham, Pa., and 2814 Wesley av,, seem to be scanning ttm 

territory to find the quickest way out. Out of the circles for the First Annual Baby 

Race that is. Counsellor Photos, [see entry blank page I4J 

'Walk Art Show 

400 artists show 6,000 pieces 

by Susan Kille 

Despite the threat of 

morning rains and an afternoon 

buffeting breeze, 400 painters 

and sculptors decorated 10 

blocks Of the boardwalk with 

6,000 examples of their work 

in the 8th Annual Ocean City 

Boardwalk Art Show Saturday, 

Although the artists 

represented many different 

ityles, impressionism and 

expreisionisin dominated the 

collections Expressionism was 

most common among the 

young exhibitors and the 

themes often centered on 

topical problem*. The 

eoneontoation of impressionism 

was in the land and geajespes. 

Portraits of familiar facet 

wen shown such U Dwight 

luenhower, Christ, d» Vinci, 

and Grace Kelly, The younger 

ginmtion of artists countered 

with John Lennon, George 

Hun-toon, Ginger Baker, and 

Am Morrtoon. 

Sculpture «dded another 

dim«nnon to the thow. Mett 

of thf sculpting wu modem 

ud tome work* rmehed 

heiBhU of three feet One 

particular-work depicted a bird 

in flight and through the 

swayine affectji of the wind the 

illusion appeared almost real. 

Each artist was given 12 feet 

of the' boardwalk to display his 

art. The amateurs displayed 

west of the Music Pier and the 

professional took their places 

to the east 

Over 12,000 in awards were 

given, with the Best of Show In 

both the amateur and 

professional categories and the 

Grand Priw getting $2S0eiieh. 

The awards in the seven 

divisions for first, second, and 

third places were $50, $30, and 

SI 5, respectively, 

Joseph Konopka wu a 

repeat priie winner by taking 

the judges Grand PrUe award 

for the teeond year. J 

Sixteen-yejr-old Stafford 

Taylor of Somen Point, won 

the Beit sf Show and water 

color categories for the 

amateun, white Omld 

StbaaUin received tha 

professional Brat of Show. 

T^ylor'a 13-year-old hotter. 

Evan, wen tint jftfM in 

graphict for 

List of winners: 

PROFESSION At. 


Wtathmr 

Moitly tunny today, 

•Mi the temperstum In 

the low 80't. JHedncaday 

and Thurtday wtD b* Mr 

• nd plcaaant 

umpmtXunm 

w«rm, U, S. 

Bureau.

PAGE 2 THi OCIAN CITY SENTINELLEDOIR TUESDAY, AUGUST 4, 1970 

Obituaries 

Lambert L. Magee Ellas Luglnbuhl 

SOMERS POINT Lambert 

L, Masfee, of Point Garden 

Apartments, died Saturday m 

Shoir Mpmiimil llotpiml He 

was 54 

A native of C'nmden, Mr 

Magee hnd been an area 

resident nmst of hi.* hIV For 

the piist three years he had 

made hy, home sn Somers 

Point, 

He had operated his own 

electrical ciinlriiclint! businiw 

He was a member nf Trinity 

Lodge 79 F and AM and ,i pju.1 

president of the Electrical 

Contractors' Ashoriatiun 


Margaret, two sorts, .Jiimt^, of 

Pieasiintvdie, and Lambert L. 

Jr., of Millvillr, three stepsons, 

igt Thomas G Conuver, 

US A.F stationed in Okinawa, 

Pvt RLhard L Conover USA 

stationmj m Vietnam, and 

Robert Conover, of this city. 

one sister, Mrs- Jane Price, of 

Pleasantville, one brother, 

Howard Magee. of Lindenwold. 

and two grandchildren 


tomorrow (Wednesday ' ill I I 

a.m from the .leffrM's and 

Keates Funeral Home sn 

Northfield With Dr Albert 

Layton, pastor nf Central 

United Methodist Church uf 

Linwood, officiating 

Interment Will be at Liiurel 

Memorial Park, Pomona 

Elizabeth S. Pratt 

SOMERS POINT Mrs 

Huabeth S Spratt, of Atlantic 

Apartments, died Friday at the 

Golden Crest Nursing Home 

She was 64 

Mrs, Spratt was a nativ of 

Atlantic City and made her 

home in Somers Point for the 

p^t year after having been an 

Ocean City resident for 45 

years. 

She was a member of 

Chapter 83 OES, First United 

Methodist Chureh, Golden Age 

Club, Women's Regular 

Republican dub and Women's 

. Auxiliary to Shore Memorial 

Hospital, ill of Ocean City, 

Surviving is one daughter, 

Mrs. Jenabelle Jackson, of this 

city; one sister, Mrs F E, Lane 

Haines, of Felton, Pel ; and 

one pgnddaughter 

Funeral servicM will be held 

1 p,mL today (Tuesday) from 

the Godfrey-Smith Funeral 

Home, 809 Central av,, with 

the Rev. Charles Wilcock, 

pastor of the First United 

Methodist Chureh of Ocean 

City, officiating. Interment will 

be in the Methodist JJemetery, 

Chews Landing, Friends may 

call the hour prior to the 

Jewiee. 

E.Ste 

Morris B, ffie, of B20 B«y 

av., died Thursday in an 

Atlantic City nursing home. 

A native of York town, Mr. 

Sie wu a local resident for 28 

yean and a retired city 

employee. He was a member of 

Pride of Ocean City Lodge 757 

IBPOE of W of this city. 


Audrey; one daughter, Mr«, 

Grace Camp, of Philadalphig; 

one grandson and five great 

pandchildren. 

Funeral services were 

conducted yesterday morning 

at St. James AME Church with 

the Rtv. W, Scott, pastor, 

offieiatini|. IntenBent was at 

Lincoln Memorial Park, Mays 

Landing, 

Lillian M. Mitchell 

SOMERS POINT • Mrs. 

yilian M. Mitchell, of 36 W. 

Qroveiaiid av., died Thursday 

In the Linwood Convalescent 

Center, She was BB, 

A native of Strafford, Pa,, 

Mrs, Mitchell had been a 

Somers Point resident for s*ven 

years. 

Surviving are her husband, 

James, one daughter, Mrs. 

CMOl_Lynni! FiUpatrick^ of 

tnu city?"SneTgnT-iljniies, ^—% 

of this cityiône b?6tHer> 

, WU«on--Wi t»amy, of Strafford; 

i one sister, Mrs, Charles Wright, 

of Linwood; and one grandson. 

Funeral services were held 

Friday with the Rev, Chariot F. 

Rinck, Jr., pastor of Grace 

Lutheran Chureh, officiating. 

Interment wes at Great Valley 

Bfpjtist Cemetery in New 

Centerville, Pa, 

Wildwood attorney 

in prosecutor pest 

John Corino, Wildwood 

Crest attorney, has been 

appointed assistant Cape May 

County Prosecutor to succeed 

William j. Hughes, who 

resigned from the post in April 

to run for Congress, 

Corino, 43, was named to 

the job by County Prosecutor 

iunm A, O'Neill. He is current 

president of the Cape May 

County Bar Association and 

Borough Solicitor of Wildwood 

Crest, 

Corino received a Bachelor 

of law degree from St, John 

University anil served his 

ejerkihip with Sen, Robert B. 

Kay, He is a partner in the firm 

of Kay and Corino in 

Wildwood. Corino' was 

admitted to practice before the 

Supreme Court of the United 

State. In Mny of 1966. 

CilwHIH Aid Bring Rwrti 

Funeral sefvsees will be held 

m NorwiMUl, Ohm, Wednesday 

for Klias LuKinbuhl. '.'I. wlin 

dull Siilurd.iy ,it Ihi' hnmi- •'ri ,!(ili 

Whi'M (inilrflnr Ullh.ini V 

Cjihill iiHili mil,-,, m Jsiiiii.•• v 

he mnpp.'d tliM ''.nil The i-llv [i.iui 

i !,:ifii n.i thr cars and in 

.Jriitiori fcccivi'd ii S KH) 

trade in fui tht ! t'hr'Vroh I HIH! Î 

$200 trade in for ihr Dudci' 

Thr new vnf* jrv cquipp.Ti 

with lust iihuu! fvi-ry ^,ii.My 

fe'tilR 1 and rnfivi ni.'iir.' ihiri 

imiijmable Thi-y .ifi 1 piiwnr.-cl 

With 440 cuhu inch engines 

They have the complete pi il lit' 

packaiie of hi-;!V\' riuty 

equipment 

In ad dil ion Ii i air 

conditioning, lh'' ears hnvr 

built m A-M rddiiis. nrited 

windows, flour Ciirpelmi;, rear 

Window defnmliT, disc front 

brakps, reur scat radio speaker 

and nber(f|ass bellrri tires 

Earlier this yenr. Ocean Cily 

|>iirrh;i*i'ri eiijhl new PlymOiith 

ptilire i-ars, lillt were either 

unaware or unable to £0! in on 

the !i(iignm from the SUlte The 

rar*, Fury models, are the 

rhi'iipes! in the Plymouth line 

a.» opposeri lo the more 

I'xpi'iisivr Fury III They are 

[jownred by ,1HH cubii- ineh 

.MlUlnns 

The only optional pieces of 

enu iprni'Mt (in the vehicles 

.11h.>r than iho police package 

.ici. pnuir door li*rk.s, 

an!. iiriai Ii' Iriirlk release, and 

ih-lu M- whi'ei rovers 

Low hiriiler on thr eight ears 

w;i> Brown P Thuwley of 

Mill'ortl, He , lor n total of 

SI i PHI Thawley look in 

eiUhi ISIfiS Ply mouths sold the 

rits two ypars ago for an 

,ii rraur trad' 1 In price of 

SI (il.t The city purchfiseri 

.in.' ill ihr u*,.Ki ears hnek again 

for isl.'.!()() 

For an iiddilionil SfiOO, 

thriiiiiili !he state subsidy, 

SOIIUTS Point received ears 

viilui.il al $1 ,000 miirr thiln the 

Ocraii Cily cars Somers Point 

niijite* ii,s cars each year 

hlivmi! Iwo or three new ones 

u'hiii' two year old models 

remain in service. In recent 

Man Ocean City has purchaspd 

,ill fii'W cars every two years 

Orran Cily Pgrchasirig 

Director Orlando N Barr said 

he wai. unaware of the bargain 

offer by the state An aide in 

thr cifnee of Public Safety 

Director Chester J WimbfrR 

svas also unaware of the offer 

Police Chief Benjamin L 

DUIIRHII was "tied up for the 

rest of the afternoon" Monday 

iind therefore could not be 

reached for comment 

is gin (I that nio.t of u.- 

i-r know yvhiil othiT pi'i*- 

think of iih. 

YES! WE HAVE IT! 

Manhattan 

exciting, new 

First authentic "designer collection" 

of contemporary cookware 

It's supBf-touah eertifierJ Teflon II eookware, formed 

of today 1 ! "tomorfow" metal, an exclusive age-hardened; 

warp-proof aluminum' alloy that's three times harder 

and more dent rstiitint than ordinary, Evaning dressed 

In couturiar colors of genuine porcelain. Come BOO for 

younelf why Wi'ri so proud of now MiRRO Manhattan! 

Wedgewood HUB and Antlqui White with oolf 

iven, Nutmsfl Brown eovtred In glittering chrome 

7-piece set 

$ 39.95 

Avoiloblo in Wcdgewood Blu«, 

Antigui Whits 

Nutmeg Brown 

Avoq.ido. Harveit Gold 

coniiits of 1-qt Md Z-m, 

saucepans With eoVBra; 10" fry 

pan IMS eovari k 4i4'qt. dutch 

uvon with covar (this cover fin 

fry pan), in colorful gift box. 

theis open stock pieces aviJIabla 

In Wodgewood ilue, Antique White, NutmtB Brown 

Avoeido, Harwiif Gold 

1 .qi isueepin »nd eovar, 9,95 

2-ql. igucspan and esvsr, 1 1.95 

2H-qt taiserplo ontj eovp' 14,95 

8"frypinindeevtr, 10.95 

10" fry pan tnimti. 13,95 

454-at diilrrioienandtover, 14.95 

Defendant pays $100 for lunch roll theft 

AfliH Mmuliiy 's court 

session, Jiilin H. Onili'i'Hiink 

fiiiind thni ^hopiliriini! is not 

nrccssiirily lhi> most 

ccoiKimicnl miMiHi of provision 

Ontii'rrtonk, ii K'Mflciil .il lilnrh 

roll fr.ml Ihr ThnftWiiy 

Market 

Piissi'Ksiiiin ol tn'fr rhurm's 

.'Hid lilli", ill i',\U i'iirll Wi'rci 

li'Vlfd ;i i; ii III s t Kd«Bird 

Iliiii nficv, nl Niirlhlirlei. mul 

Rtibi-rt Shurpi'. (irJi-iikinlown 

While viiiMtiiifiinu Iriim 

MIIIVITII, l':i . Htephen Linscy 

Wiui riiiiyhl t,|i'epinu on (he 

bi'iK'h iinii wlli'il questioned hi' 

roiild iint niiikr a yood nerount 

of himsrll He rwinveri (i thrci 1 

As seen in MADEMOISELLE and GLAMOUR 

On the tunic 

trailthe 

prairieflower 

print. 

$ 8. 

moll 111 suspendi'd senM'nce 

I'I'IIT Urinnger fiiilod to 

remit his d'di'rnl pmployi'r and 

worker coiitribu ticms and was 

fiiiixi $n? fin. 

Mirhnnl Dnvis was charged 

wiili sis rtjunts, hoWPver, all 

hiil Iwo wi're riismissiKi Davis 

will spend in diiys in the 

iiiiiniy jail for the remaining 

two, loitrrinc und intprfering 

Wild Ihi' rltfhls of others. 

W i 111 ii m Slyer, of 

Philndelphiri, who also goes 

under the name of William Enrl 

Ooitxhiill, was committed to 

the county jail 'in default of 

$200 bail. He is charRed with 

heirif under the influence of 

The savvy of old west printwork. The luxury of Collector's 

Crepe, The tunic to wear this fall. A Limited Edition in 

50% Polyester and 50% Avril. Earthy colors. Sizes 28-38 

C afneo 

'Change ol Name" \ 

Sale... Puts 

Extra Change 

in Your Pocket 

M» 1H now Biirliiiotcm) 

HtHrliiig al 27% 

Whafs in a name? PLENTY rVOkV that 

Burhngton-Cimeo n»s boeorne "Burlington." 

Wo am offering you a once-in-a-Mfetime event, 

Burlington-Carneo famous brand qualify 

Panly HOSG. ..yours for thu pickings in 

those novor before dnd niver again prices 

S3.00 panly hoje NOW $1.19 

3 pairs IBM SAVE 12.SO on 3 pairs 

$2 50 panly hose NOW IJ.flS 

3 pairs 15.SO SAVE $2.00 on 3 pairs 

S3 50 panly hose WOW SJ.59 

3 pairs ST.50 SAVE $3.00 on 3 pairs 

SI 35 slockings NOW $.99 

3 pairs $2.65 SAVE $1,40 on 3 pairs 

$1 65 stockings WOW $1.19 

3 pairs $3.50 SAVE $1,45 en 3 pairs 

(Julj 27" Him AuquHl 22-> 

prpucnption h-nend drills. 

Richard Eviin, a reKident of 

Egg Harbor, wiw lldjurlBed to 

b(> in the stnte for ulilawl\il 

purposes ami WIL* linitl JI 2ft 

Earl Falciaiii, of 912 Bay 

av.. wa* i-hfirKed actinj in an 

illdecpnt and ohsfene manner 

at fllh si iirld Wesley av for 

which he paid $1 10 

Michiiel Finlcy, of Ethel 

Park, Pa , is heinc hHd for the 

Grand Jury for the possession 

and sale ol drugs 

Roger Van Order, who lives 

at 4 1,1 Bay av , received a year 

probation iind SI 2f> fine for 

thi< sale of prescription le(;end 

dfujp 

r 

Houston Wilson, III, a visitor 

from Boy ton, Flo,, WM found 

guilty of engaging in in 

occupation that is illegal In 

New Jenipy Wilson was fined 

$200 

Richard E Tucker, of 336 

Wesley av , was charged with 

passing a fraudulent check and 

paid Si00 when found guilty 

Frederick Del Orosso, a 

resident at 429 Ajbury av., was 

(fined $31) dollars on n charge 

making noisp 

I hi- lu-st wily Ui gel vour 

•«liiirc> nf the wi'iilth m Lo 

work linn) liir it. 

Everywhere 

bound 

softshift. 

/' shoulder shirring is the softening 

influence. Topped with a mantailored 

collar. Self-belted. 

In carefree, silky Sand Crepe of 

80% Dacron* polyester, 20% cotton. 

In autumn brights and darks, 8 to 16, 

EVERY 70 

SWIMSUIT 

REDUCED 

OPEN FRIDAY and SATURDAY EVENINGS 'TIL 9 

$10 to $31 Values 

NOW 

$ 25 .60 

JANTZEN 

CATALINA 

ROBBY LEN 

LEEIM 

PETER PAN 

ROXANNE 

BOBBIE BROOKS 

COLE, 

OTHERS. 

/ 

TUISDAY, AUGUST 4, 1970 

Scholarships for victors in local pageant 

The Ocejin City Jiiyrees have 

annoiincecl thai Ihiink". in the 

cooperation ul Viirious loe.il 

oruani«ntion>,. liuiiinrshos and 

individiials. they have been 

able hi inrriMM' the llumluT ol 

conlestiinl^ oi the Miss Ofrriii 

City .Scholarship Pa(,'ean! 

Miss Ocean City will receive 

i! $200 M-hoiiirshlp the, Neiir 

pliio ii trophy donated hy the 

Chamber of nomnlerre arifl her 

trophies iinri iiffer larqer iillfl crown, which it, donated liy lh 

more varied scholarships In (he Cnlony Club Her firs! 



At the Circle, 21st and Dune Dr., Avalon 


FAMILY FULL COURSE DFNNERS J 3.S0 u " 

KIDDIES . fl.ti up 

ITALIAN SMORGASBORD ''4.50 

IVIRY SUNDAY 5-9 P. M, 

DANCING aw* MUSIC TO 1 BANDS 

LBROY BOSTIC 4 HIS "MELLOW-AIRES" SAT. NITI 

BRNii AUSTIN TRIO FRIDAY and SATURDAY NIT1S 

GEORGE IVANS at rt» Organ 


WED and THURS NITES • 10 P. Ml A,M. 

l 2.50 

BEEF ind BEEB LUNCH 1I;M h) 4 P M. DAILY 

Phil Sheridan says: 

When I'm 

waiting for a 

table I like to 

be eornfortahle. 

That's why I 

dine at the 


Free Parking 814 BRIGHTON PLACI 399.1672 

BttwMn 4th and Ith SfrMtt Off Atlantic 

SWEETHEART 

LMvut Dock at 11:30 a.m., 2:30 p.m., 8 p.m. 

SN Omn City's Beautiful Shoreline 

Adults *2,S0 

APPROXIMATELY 

PH. 

Children *US0 

W TO 2-HOUR RIDE 

Dining Room . 398-9802 

Market I Dock 398-9803 

Office . . , 399-7214 

funni'nip Will 

;tw;uri ;intl ;• tr

PAGi 4 

Campus unrest 

; The Prysidfiit'H ('ommisMon on Campus Unri'st met 

rci-i'inly, momhtins unil wilnt'ssos obviously nwuri 1 of 

inU'iiM 1 publicity In'ing yivcii the hearings Most nf tin 1 

li'stiiiioiiy and sor.H 1 < fine sUitftriPnts of mi-mlvrs of 

the commission pertiyrfrd to thi 1 reasons and ({rii'vunci'S 

slyik'tit agitators and revolutionaries givi 1 a* causi's for 

their disruptions. 

While everyone is willing to Rive students, even those 

who hiivt> taken the law into their own hautis, a ehaiice 

to explain their altitudes. Jhe point which should he 

made and whieh is not hemg stressed by any 

commission member, us far as we know, is thut the 

nation cannot and "ill not tolerate anarchy on its 

campuses. 

Thi commission would serve the nation's interests if 

mombers made il clear to studenLt that they, like older 

and wiser citizens, must abide by the law, and that they 

are not m a position to demand the country meet their 

ideals at once -under threat of anarchy or revolution 

Of course there are pievanct's today There always 

have 'leen. No generation of students has come along in 

a pink-clnud world The Vietnam War, the ma|or 

complaint today, i.« undoubtedly a dilemma. So was 

every war to many students So was the depression of 

the thirties. But generally, student* today are living in a 

time of unparalleled opportunity They must learn to 

appreciate this fact and the fiu-t that everyone in a 

dpmiii'racy must obey ihe law 

More production 

"Long hef'otr economics had a name it was called 

'political arithmetic.' " President Nixon said in his 

speech on thi 1 nation's economy. 

'•Political arithmetic" is still a good name today. 

Perhaps "political computer math" would be even more 

appropriate to describe the kinds of problems with 

which our political leu.'ers are struggling. 

The government can control trie money supply and 

government spending, but the rest of the economic' 

jig-saw puzzle is put together by millions of individual 

and company decision-makers who decide whether to 

buy, build, employ, work, and produce. Central control 

of all the economic factors, as some propose, not only 

would be against our history- and tradition, but almost 

• certainly would not work in The Nationaj Commission 

•on Productivity (which will suggest ways of lowering 

; prices through increased industrial productivity) and the 

Regulations and Purchasing Review Board (which will 

examine the government's contribution to inflationl 

have been created by the President to give all of us 

Garden State 

THI OCEAN CITY SINTINlLLiDGiR 

Cape-Vo-Tech board 

gets added U. S. aid 

Additiomil federal revenues 

totaling Sfifl.HOl for onôini! 

priidrams and ney^programs in 

Special Education were 

received from the Stale 

Vocational Division this year 

The School Board also was 

notified thai a Title 11 rjrant of 

!M nfi 00 und Manpower 

Triiiriin); Prugriimii in Prinlini; 

ill MrOrt-enr Werner for 

$195.79.100. in Drapery 

Operator for $1.^,404.00. and 

in offset Pressman for 

$H1.'l&!i 00 were approved for 

the eoming year 

The Voculional Board also 

announced the employment of 

Mrs Kiiznbeth Tryon as office 

secretary and Mrs Mary 

Fischer as an instructor of 

Be.iuty Culture, replafing Mrs 

Barbara Taylor who left for 

personal business reasons and 

has been approved as n 

subslitiile teacher for 197071 

Also employed for 1970 71 

was Joseph Ostrowski as the 

mstrucior of Appliance RepBir 

Mrs Fischer is a resident of 

Woodbine and has taken 

courses at Glassboro Suite 

College. Wilfred Beauty 

Academy, and the Charles of 

the Ritz. School in New York 

for advanced styling. She has 

had twenty two years of 

experience as a cosmetolojy 

operator and manager 

Oslrowski is a residenl of 

Ocean City and has attended 

Kings College, Pa , for one 

semester in addition to 

teaching experience in the. Ft 

Gordon Signal School, Georgia 

He has had six and a half years 

experience as service manager 

for the Sears Roebuck's 

Kingston, Pa , and Pleasant, 

stores 

An approval for the 

employment of four students 

under a Work Study funding 

Brant and four instructors to 

conHtruct stcirage buildings and 

begin in site improvement 

phase of the new Center was 

also given as pan of the regular 

board business meeting 

TUESDAY, AUGUST 4, 1970 

Spim \jrnen,, Vui. ProNideMit: 

"I hiivt- biH'ii (jrnHtly eni-ouTHRcd 

by those Htutiontw 

and iilhi'r young ymv\v who 

Imvi' luinoiinci'd (hiMr rr- 

Milvc to work, us thoy put 

i(, within ilio jjyn[t.m." 

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information about the economy. 

WP should be able to make more informed judgments 

as the result of the publicity which these twn new TR4FFK Bnrip. tf,fi,c m imd n tr ffu flVchni d iljoi t 

ihi I amdr i PhiliHilphu ar i 

commissions will give both to the reasons for wag«-dnd 

n* p* n t nt frttm the pn v mi 

dttlm d during th! pa i vi r 

tc 1h7 

pnee increases and to the effet ts of government 

ihicli 

di piu inrrt I ( n Ihi numhi r 

spending and monttarv restraints Meanwhile we tan r • r in thi iri m mn t 

work to inrrea»e our personal productivity whatever our *j c tinn 

job might be 

On tin Will \Vh imin Rnrijji 

htt»,i n Phil.rj Inhid ind 

Your Congressman 

reports 

Rep. Charles W. Sandman, Jr. 

2nd Dlirricr, New Jerwy 

I am glad that the 

Administration is about to 

crack down on those of our 

citizens who regularly pollute 

our bays, rivers and streams. 

I long have called for 

enactment and enforcement of 

stiff Federal regulations to 

mak* it a crime to dump oil 

into navigable waters. 

Almost any oil spill, 

however minor, will be illegal 

under terms of stringent new 

regulations published recently 

by the Interior Department 

The new federal rules were 

issued under ihi' Water Quality 

Improvement Act of 1970, an 

act which I supported and 

voted for They define a spill as 

any oil discharge that violates 

"applicable" anti-pollution 

standards or causes "a visible 

film, sheen or discoloration on 

the surface of the water" 

The rules should take effect 

within la month, applying 

equally lo spillage from a 

weekend fisherman's outboard 

motorboin, the "blowout" of 

an offshnn 1 CAPITAL CAPERS The 

Nr» J( r,cv Furm Bureau 

npurts thert s j griming 

f-ORt&T HHH Hi|,h ^rntimint thjl thi nitiondl 

uind", iiid dnufhf in making fluBtr should he tht com ri te 

Npa JI r I-\ f n i hrt lhn i! 

ih* i istMFftsi-dfnduitun 

ilivirleal New Jersej hens 

ihi u m m i r 

met lh( spin cipt neri in J 4 > 

w jrkfd uvt rtime in June to 

Nc M rt hH*-^s the Dt law n Thi SI J- r. 1 Finproduct 

a ncord 1 flSH OtlQ 

Km Purl Authority repurl Si nici i ppiarri 

rin ind 

i kg a twu percent increase 

l\wi nt v* ndmdudl rtturd night ti pni nt thi hurnmy 

'"« Ma5 Tht tarfish 

Wi n >,tt 1 Wft k dj\ hlgn c f thi wmidlincl biimi ir( is tit jncient enem> of the ojstfr 

111 4 1 vi hiclr i n Juh 1 and tht Sun hm Ind jdiqiKti should bi cllect. d and hunj, 

d weekind pial- of Hi 4 47 on rainfall to discouragi fm buton 

Christmas trees gs- 

Aupi t 22 2 4 -ind 24 

m^n\ MCltirm -ir drv and in i rnaments according t.i the 

Benjamin Franklin Bridpi econslnnt danger nf hectimin^ Fish and Wildlife service 

traffic dropped fiver three burnt iivt-r 

percent to" 23,825,477 It Althnugh the usual amount 

marked the third consecutive ol fiiresi lireH have not 

decline from the year before occurred in New Jersey thus 

and the sixth in ten years. The far thm year. Stole firewardens 

bridge, which opened in 1926, have asked ihe peoplit not to 

has been topped by the Walt becomi' complacent Increased 

Whitman Bridge each year use nf forest areas by 

since 1964 but still holds the picnickers and others could 

.me day record--1 19.132 change the picture immensely 

vehicles on July 17, 1955 The enure forest fire righting 

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Lasl year police cars effort (if New Jersey costs the 

of oil whenever it lindsusway which became law three 

patrolling the bridges lugged Slate at least a million dollars 

into any stream - 

months at'o The att provides 

nearly 1.4 million miles, and yearly hut the constant 

Under the new regulations that oil spillers will be liable 

assisted 7,004 disabled vehicles lookout for fires in the rural 

any person responsible for an for cleanup costs and other 

from the interstate spans. rreas saves much more in 

oil spill who knowingly fails to damajjes, up lu a limit of S14 The George Washington property damage as well as 

make an immediate detailed million 

Bridge across the Hudson River lives. 

report to the Coast Guard Demands for stringent oil 

leads the world in the number 

would be liable to criminal spill rules climbed sharply after 

of cars crossing the span in 

penalties ranging up to a year an offshore rig near Santa 

1989 69,257,106 The San 

in jail and a fine of up to Barbara, Calif, blew out 18 

Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge CARDINAL 

810,000 

months ago, flooding clocked 57,289,369 cars during 

The toughest section of the California beaches with crude the year. 

GIFT SHOPPE 

rules, Interior official,!, say, is oil. 

Verraisano-NarrQws, N Y 

the broad definition of an oil 

Bridge registered 31,087,349 

Subsequent major spills in 

BliSLIY'S POINT 

spill They explained that a 

cars during the year. 

the Gulf of Mexico and 

'/, Mils is, of TuckahM Inn 

narrower definition based on Baltimore Harbor have added 

the quantity of oil spilled In public pressure for tough 

could provide » loophole regulations 

allowing deliberate dumping of I was highly alarmed over 


small quantities of oil inthe 

recent spillage of over 

succession 

87,000 gallons of crude oil into 

Want to !tarn to Knit, Crochet, 

The regulations cover all Balilmore Harbor I believe il 

inland and r .astal vessels, and 

Embroider or Needlepoint??? 

was entirely needless 

Such onshore and offshore This spilla.gr was caused by a 

facilities as petroleum storage slipshod method of pumping 

CLASSES TUIS. and SAT, 

tanks and drilling rigs Spills in oil It reminds me of the kind 

"contiguous" g waters • of carelessness which caused 


roughly between three mj|es several thousand gallons of 

and 12 miles out to sea • are crude oil to be dumped into 

Even If you didn't purchase your 

also covered if they endanger the harbor in my home town 

oil rig or leakage U. S. fisherie.s and other marine 

yarn here, you may bring your problems to oil! 

of Cape May only a Tew weeks 

from a giant supertanker resources. 

ago 

Such individuals and The few exemptions include 

We Block! Put Buttonholet Inl Finith Worki 

I fly across the Delaware 

companies should be punished discharges resulting from the 

Bay at least twice a week. On 

under stiffened criminal act of a third party, grave 

regulations. Oil companies natural disasters and from acts 

almost every occasion I see a 

large oil tanker pumping oil County Crafts Knit Shop 

should be held financially "necessary to save human life 

into barges and invariably 

responsible for damage they and limb," 

next to the ship I see large 813 Asbury Avenue Phone 399-7572 

cause through the transmission The rules were authorized eireles of oil slicks on the 

by the new water quality act. water. 

Save both with a 

CHECKING 

ACCOUNT,., 

open one 

Nowr 

OceaJn City Sentinel - Ledger 

I have repeatedly called 

Secretary of the Interior Walter 

J Hickel and asked him to take 

action on the pollution in 

ATLANTIC GITV 

Tuesday, Augutt 4, 1970 

Prinied and Published In Amerttti N Orenusi Family Resort 

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112 Mlh Strrot, Ocean City. N, J 0822H 

Established 1XX1 

Flittered at Post Office at Ocean City, N, J.. (K«« 

Delaware Bay I know 

Congressman (William V) Both 

of Delaware has done likewise. 

So I am glad that his 

department has seen fit to issue 

these new regulations. 

Much of the heavy 

administrative burden of 

enforcing the new regulations 

will fall on the Coast Guard, 

which plans to issue its own 

regulations prescribing how 

losSckoot 

Nuritty iohool rhrouih Grade IS 

Admission Tests and Interviews 


conducted Wednesday mornings. 

m second fliiss matter 

spills are to be reported. 

FOR APPOINTMENT, WRITE 

As defined in the new rul»s, 

"oil" means "oil of any kind or 

OR TELEPHONE 

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Irving Chrlstenson, 

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prize. watercolor, 

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Davit Caccia, Sewell, 

first prize, iculpture, 

profcitional. 

\ 

Helena W. Sums, 

Broomall. Pa., first prize, 

mixed media, professional. 

Glenn Mines, 

Haddonfield, N. J., second 

prize, sculpture, amateur. 

Bevtrly Hughes, 

Millville. third prize, 

sculpture, amateur. 

BIO Fiihof, Havertown, 

Pi., firtt prize, tculpture, 

amateur. 

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Art Show Prize Winners 

William ^jJ 

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professional. 

Andrei Workman, 

Ocean City, sacond prize, 

mixed media, amateur. 

Edith Lang Llnwood, 

firtt prin, oil landrapo. 

•matwir. 

Evan Taylor. Somers 

Point, first prize, graphics, 

amateur. 

Sttfford Taylor, Somers 

Point, first prize, 

watercolor, amateur, Also, 

best nf $how for amateurs. 

Narcissa WMtherbeo, 

Woodbury, third priie, oil 

figure, professional. 

Dale Kessler, Herndon, 

Pa., second prize, oils, 

prefessional. 

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Dorothy Bullock, 

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oil lanchcape. professional. 

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11' 

Mi^.h I.tiri Fliifeom, cousin of 

i hi- linric, iif PclrrKburK, Miss 

liindii C'arhnnr. -SISLi'p i>! thv 

hriiicujriiiim. ill' Siimt'rs Point, 

,iml Miti JiiH'phini' llurlcm, of 

VVmirihini' Dunnu Prriimi, 

nii-riot (ho hFittogrotim, was 

fliiwi-r tilrl 

.(iisc-ph Piiniiri'llu. of 

fiiiinmonu>n. was b***t man. 

L'sht-rN wi>n< Ciirrm'n Cisiso, of 

Hiimmonlnn, Rifhiird Carpo, 

(if llnmmunton, and Richard 

SniniTs. nf yorniTs point 

RiiynUHid Wijrriliiw was ring 

hi-nn'f 

llivi-ii m marriaM'-' by hor 

I'.iihi-r, the bride was alLin-d in 

,i rtniir ItTigth gown of nylon 

iiruaii/ii ;ind Ohnntiliy Inrr. The 

unwii was fashiiinctl with an 

rmpin- biiiiifc and A line skirt, 

mandarin collar and (Jarni'loi 

MJnrv-i'.-. Tho cit'tafhabU 1 train 

and Irnni of thr gown and 

sliM'viv* wtm 1 lrirnrm>d with larp 

HIT clhiiw length bouffant veil 

isf lllusnm drapi'd from a 

r-uitrhiny hr;idpiP*?r' and *iht' 

t-arni'd a c-arfadt- of white 

riist's. baby breath and a whito 

II roll id 

Thr bridal aFf**ndanf-« Wftfv 

prnpiH' gowns of ivory 

K;itapt*iiil With chiffon 

Saliipeiiu bndifps fDaturini! 

nifnt'd nycklini's, short puffpd 

sleevi'h with rufllpd trim and 

ri'lilfcrd skirtJi nf chiffon. Thp 

rniiid of horuir was in ivory and 

avocado and the bridesmaids 

wi'rc in ivory and apricot. 

Tht-ir outfits werr completed 

with matching headpiece.N of 

diiisH's and horsehair loops 

with jet veils and they carried 

carnations to match their 

gowns. The flower girl carried a 

baskiH of white «nd tinted 

green carnations and baby 

breath 

For her daughter'* wedding 

Mrs Hassieprn chose a pink 

eynlet erppe gown with white 


corsage For the occasion Mrs. 

Carhone selected a blue crepe 

gown with white accessories 

and a whit* orchid corsage 

Following the ceremony a 

reception was held at the 

American Legion Hail with 

music for dancing by the Pace 

Sellers of Millville and a buffet 

catered by the Goshen Council 

Daughters of America, 

The couple left for a motor 

trip to the West Coast and will 

make their home at Ft. Irwin 

in California For hit travelling 

outfit the bride chose a navy 

jumper with white ruffled 

blouse and white accessories 

The bride was graduated 


in 1988 and from the Cape 

May County Vocational 

Technical Institute in 1989 

She was employed as a 

Practical Nurse at Shore 

Memorial Hospital. The 

bridepoom attended Oa.ierest 

High School and is now 

stationed at Ft Irwin in the 

Army 

Mrs. DiBease 

shower guest 

Mrs. James DiSease was 

pest of honor at a surprise 

baby shower given recently by 

Mrs. Thomas Starr and Mrs. 

Mary Swartz. The affair, was 

held in Mrs Starr's home in 

Beesleys Point, 

Gifts were arranged in and 

alonB the sides of a gaily 

decorated bassinette The 

refreshment table was 

decorated in pink and blue and 

featured a large cake inscribed 

with "•Welcome Little 

Stranger." 

Those attending were Mrs, 

Walter Beddow, Miss done 

Bedow, Mrs David Ryan, Mrs 

>Sler MurdM, Mrs. H. W, 

BaWer, Mrs1 James Bauer, Mrs. 

Michael Bauer, Miss Lee 

Beddow, Mrs. Walter Cottrell, 

Mrs. William Brady, Mrs. Jams 

Lillie, Mrs. Donald Mount, Mrs, 

Raymond Mount, Mrs. Ralph 

Ovea, Mrs. Robert Rago, Mrs. 

Thomas Horrington, Mrs. Leon 

Palermo, Mrs, Joseph Hall, Mrs, 

William Good, Miss Cheri 

Peterson, Mrs. Swartz and Mrs. 

Starr. ' 

Sending gifts but unable to 

attend were Mrs. George 

Beddow, Mrs, Anne Beddow, 

Mrs. Kenneth Mount, Mrs. 

Hayes Brady, Mrs. Paul 

Rosengarth, Mrs. William 

Light foot, Mrs. Joseph 

Comfort, Mrs, Harry Cottrlll 

and Mrs. Harry Bauer, 

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Mr and Mrs Charles 

Nichols, of 810 Stenton pi , 

celebrated their SOth wedding 

anniversary ,luni> .10 

Bold Mr and Mrs Nichols 

are members uf the First 


this city, and Mr NII hnls is an 

avid fisherman 

They made their home in 

New York from the time they 

wwr mniried until 1917 whrn 

Wed SO years 

Mr Nichols served in the Army 

durini! World War I Following 

the Armistire in 1918 they 

moved to ColliilBswood where 

they resided for 47 years 

before they moved to this city 

They have one daughter, 

Mrs. Erneai Palaky, of 

Springfield. Pa-, and throe 

grandsons. Charlns Don and 

Paul 

Oceari City Coming Events 

TODAY through THURSDAY 

Free coiieerLs by Ocean City 

Municipal Orchestra under the 

direction of Clarence Fuhrman, 

8 p.m. on the Musir Pier 

Soloists Tom Perkins, baritone, 

Irma Cippola, soprano, and 

David Bender, tenor 

* * * 

TODAY and TOMORROW 

Fourth Annual Antiques 

Show and Sale sponsored by 

the Colony Club in Convention 

Hall, 6th st. and Boardwalk 

Hours, 11:30 a.m. to 10.10 

p.m. today and ! 1 30 am in 9 

p m. tomorrow. 

* * * 

TODAY (Tuesday) • 

First United Methodist 

Summer Auxiliary meeting, 2 

p.m., in the church An 

Afternoon With Music to be 

presented (by Miriam Zito 

Hermosa 

Ballet and (acrobatics dance 

class, sponsoiied by SOCIA. 10 

a.m., in Chapel Hall, Sfith st 


* * * 

Chapter 83 OES Bazaar 

workshop. 7:30 p.m.. in the 

home of Mrs. Frank Royce, 

1812 Windsor dr. 


through third graders, 10 a.m., 

at the library, 6th st and 


* * * 

Yacht Club Duplicate B'idge 

game for members only, 7:46 

p.m. 

* * » 

TOMORROW (Wednesday) 


game, 7:45 p.m., at 416 

Atlantic av 

* * * 

Lions Club meeting, 7 p.m., 

in Plymouth Inn 

* • * 

Morgan-Ranek Unit 137 

American Legion meeting, 8 

p,m. 

* • t 

Kiwanis Club luncheon 

meeting, 12:15 p.m., in 

Plymouth Inn. 

* • • 

Ocean City Amateur 

Golfers' Association meeting, 

8:30p.m. 

* * * 


game, 7:1!) p.m., in the 

American Legion Hall, 14th st, 

and Haven av. 

* * * 

Reading Club for fourth to 

sixth graders, 10 a.m., at the 

library, 6th st. and Ocean av 

* * * 

THURSDAYi 

Bazaar, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., 

on the Music Pier, sponsored 

Welcome 

new babies 

Pour fainilles of this area 

welcomed new arrivals last 

Thursday at the Stork Club of 

Shore. Memorial Hospital. 

Congratulations go to: 

John and Dorothy (Branca) 

Camp, 131 Blackman rd., 

Linwood, a boy, July 30, 

Joseph, Jr., and Mildred 

(Wilson) Abram, 734 West av., 

Ocean City, a boy, July 30. 

Joseph and Christine 

(Madsen) Boney, RD1, Box 

1S2E, Linwood, a girl, July 30. 

Louis and Doris (Wormell) 

Bona, 1104 Lakeside dr., 

Linwood, i boy, July 30. 

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show, 12 30 p m 

Lillian Albus 

Oconn City Humane 

Yachl Club 

and fashion 

Fashions by 

Rotary Club dinner meeting, 

fi IS p m at White Hall 

# * * 

C'BMC luncheon meetinj, 

12 15 pm. m Plymouth Inn. 

All men welcome 

* * 4 


qame, 7:30 p.m., in the 

Biscayne Hole!, SI 2 Ocean av 

• • • 

Yacht Club Tournament 

Bridge game fur members only, 

7:.}Ti p.m. 

FRIDAY - 

y u vvn Infanta 

Coronation Ball, 8 pm. 

Music Pier. 

LXI 

on the 

Natona Council Degree of 

Pocahnnlas. w p.m. in the 

American Legion Hall 

* * * 

Story Hour fnr pre-sehool 

through third graders. 10 a.m., 

at the library, 6th st. and 


Beachcomber 

Dance, H p.m, i 

Center 

aaaeaBanne 

 

Square 

the Youth 

Mrs. Milligan 

weds M, Swank 

The home of Mr and Mrs 

Ben Trout nl 1215 Pleasure av 

provided Ihi' Sri lino Saturday 

evening for Ihr wrdiimj: of 

Mrs. Riiodii Milii(iaii and 

Maxwell Swank, liciih ol IIIIN 

city 

The Rev Bruci. Phillips. 

pastor ol Trinily United 

Methodist Churt'h *n Marmora. 

officiated nl thr diiuble nne 

ceremony Appmximiilely 50 

members of thi' liinillirN and 

friends attended 

Mrs Thomas Fullon, nf this 

city, was matron of honor, and 

Thomas Cake, alsn nl ihi* niv, 

served as bill man 

Thr bridge was alhrrd in a 

streetl. rilgi-h sleevrlrss sili-.ilh 

of light blue pojyi'sh'r nnd 

an 

orchid eor*a£ v Thr nialr. n .if 

honor also won* a h&ihl blue 

sheath and hi.d :i vihilr- 

parnati. nn rorsfiye 

Following thr c.c>rrniiiiH a 

rix"eption was hrld in ihr 

garden Thr honir iralurrd 

decorations of wrddiny hr!ls 

and whiEi:- dyisii's Bouq'iWs cif 

fri'Sh flowers j?rart.d thr rmsed 

foyer where thr ri-rrrnonv was 

performed 

The couple lire ill hnmr al 

1400 Bay av 

Bridge 

OCEAN CITY DUPLtCATE 

Lueilli' Mlria and Bd Zerrer 

look top honors al the Ocean 

Cily Duplicate Dridgi 1 game 

played last Thursday evening 

Runnersup wen' Bill Hans and 

•Joe Mantcll and Mr and Mrs. 

William Fain 


mimes are played every 

Thursday at 7 30 p m in the 

Bi.srayne Hotel, H12 Ocean av 

• * * 


Averages of 196 both ways 

wrre made at the Yacht Club 

Duplicate Bridgr gnme played 

last week. 

Those playing North South 

anil scoring abovr average were 

Kleanor Hagy and Dr 

DiMarino, 266, Peg Berdow 

and Margo Gartland, 239, Kay 

lllilmaker anil Mary Looby, 

230, Jeanne DiMarimi and 

Kdnn Daniels, 224 W, Harry 

Bellwoar and Harry Nealis, 

221, and Miriam Seamnn and 

Mary Lane, 199Wr 

Piayrrs in thr East West 

section coming in above 

average werr Kitty KuUer and 

Malt Hutmaker. 23M. Alice 

l'ruusi-_ and May Path, 238; 

iliine Bieakley and Charlotte 

Vaughn, 229. Elsie Bolard and 

Kay Richler. 217, Marion 

Hagrr and Belly Martinra, 206. 

and Jean Bower and Walter 

DaniHs, ZOOW 

Duplicate Bridge games for 

Yaeht Club members only are 

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played every Tuesday nl 7-4r, 

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* e • 

YACHT CLUB 

TOURNAMENT PeK Wi,.gand 

look high honors with a score 

of 7110 al the Yacht Club 

Tournament Bridge game 

played Thursday evening 

Runnersup were Mary Looby 

7060; Betty Runyan, 6S4O and 

Matt Hutmaker, S820 

Tournament Bridge games 

for yacht Club members only 

are jilayed every Tuesday al 

7:45 p.m 

* • * 

BOXWOOD An average of 

66 was made at the Boxwood 


Sunday evening. High scorers 

were Peg Smith and Rod 

Bosbyshell with 74 and Mr 

and Mrs. Reuben Sussman with 

B9'/i Also above average were 

Mr and Mrs. Jack Kickhne, 

Ann Marshall and Naomi 

Seymour, Jane Young and Don 

Millar and Carolyn Baird and 

George McCbrichie 

BoiWDod Duplicate Bridge 


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PLANNING SESSION. Members of by Lillian Alhug. Left to right are 

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HAPPY SMILES FOLLOW GOOD REPORTS. News 

that reservationg have been closed and all tickets aold is 

received with happy countenances by Mrs. Charles R 

Green, Mrs, Herbert Johnson, Mrs. Elmer Cook, Jr and 

Mrs. Lester Walters, Senior Photos. 

QUICKIE MODELING LESSON - Mrs, Patrick 

Dalton (seated) gives Informal instructions to Mrs. 

Horace Griffith, Jr., Mrs, Alfred W. Hopkin and Mrs. 

Judy Accardi in preparation for the Yacht Club's annual 

luncheon and fashion show Thursday. 

Oriental rug talk 

listed at tenter 

Philip Kelsey will present an 

illuftratcd lecture on "The Art 

and Craft of the Oriental Rug" 

August 13 at e p.m. in the 

Cultural Arts Center. 

KeUey has held a lifelong 

Interest in the Orient, its art 

and its customs. A few years 

• ifo he developed an interest in 

oriental rap and began to 

study their history and artistic 

development. From the rug 

houses in New York, he went 

to museum and books to learn 

the fatcinating story of textile 

art.. 

Today, at a time when the 

art is disappearing, there is a 

Mini interest in these rugs, and 

Kelsey has captured pictures of 

iome of the best examples of 

these fine carpets, which may 

not he found in another 

decade, 

Kelssy Is a teacher of speech 

•t the Atlantic City High 

School and had recently 

published a collection of 

' poems under the title, "The 

Heart of Those Who Soar". 

The trouble with most in- 

terviews is that a man rarely 

says what he really thinks; 

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everyone! 

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PAGI i TH1 OCEAN CITY SiNTINILLlOGiR TUiSOAY, AUGUST 4, 1970 

Trofa, Bob's, Fox and Knights 

victors in court league action 

Triifi.'» Hull' III.HPII i, 

Wilhiil OMI' tUimi' nl illli [ii.iri 

in lii>> Ouiilrini M,i-.l,i!l),il 

U'iiuuc hiM wi'i'k mi ihi 

Stri'M|4th ill ii ii .«, mill; li'. (i V 

Il¥l>rl I mi' I II I HI! M\l'l 

Piyitiiiiilli Inn In iilh'i-i ,,. ! 

Kniuhl's Ph,!>m,ii\ ii'iii.nni il 

iinhiMtcn In mi.u.im; I.I.I pi.u . 

t'oiirhi, l'i/yrti;T 7.1 , l H.ih . 

Ufll! ri'rn.iltfrii ill ^fiiiini jil.». . 

I>V bi'.illliu Mum i -, lint 

St-huiil, 7 ft H:, Ariel K.i% It.-.il 

Eslutr ili'N'.ili'il I'Umjri. i|..:. 

in Lilki' 11V i • I unili>|iiili'il 

p'lMM'Miiiin ill lliifcj p|,HI 

Fri-m ihi' ,.|IIH,MIJ i,,|i 

Trufii'i m.iiii' ii cMi' ii ih.ii ihi i 

wnn- primi-d fur ;m H|IM I 1'lnA 

llUlk il 17 12 Ii ,1i| .illMi ,,,!, 

pMruiri ,111(1 inulcircl in . .nl 4 

fiiur ,H h.iM'iim,' 1 >,,i i - 

rrcaplun'd i hi' li'.iil. '. ' 1' 

ill'tl'r Ihn'f pi rii.,1- mil 

ffisimitjiMi In luri'i rKiiii.i.ih 

Inn nun iniMjlx ilii'in;.' ,n 

. .'. : u.i h i-,i f. u i h.- tin! 

.m;(i I ; ml. Kniilhl -, I ui ik Ihi 

,d .. I,., fit .11 Ihi ,,| nin 

fioil .,iii-i i.iihut liihiiiii 

KM' |M r . til 

nij i .1 ihifii ! In. 

iih i r i 

thji flltllrM in "111' ii It,i p, riiiH 

Vilhinm.i, Hii-h Mnlk..,i: 

paccrl I he ilpM I v, HI u. nh -J.I 

plimfJi. M-iiiuii; |",iui ,.I hi, 

ti'am ^ hvr ov.Tlini, p,u:ii., 

Jim UiHiH'. •.!» inni iiiiii 

writer from r.ilifufiii.i Hi. 

7H 

1 

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Shufffin On 

Nawi and Sottlp of 

Sh Club 

The Progressive on 

Wednesday nijiht wp another 

well attended ilfCair with 11 

courts in action The fairer sex 

saw Mtjuntie George done?, 

(doesn't he ever get homegicki 

grabbing first place with a 

newcomer and real competitor 

Harold Reiehardt, second, and 

Pleasant Paul Leiithermari, 

third In the adult division, 

Ethel the Dnll Doll shuffled 

into the winners circle, with 

Meticulous Marion Richardson 

second, and Mild Mae Murphy 

third. S'funny but even in a 

Progressive the "cream" keeps 

coming to the top 

Congratulations gals' 

Friday nights Candy Shoot 

was ably handled by Elmer 

Angstadt. Edna Hopper and A! 

Cairns with 81 gumdrop getters 

participatlnM There was 

humidity on the pitndrops-but 

Peggy Case and Harold Bodine 

battled it out fur first place 

with 80 point* each and then 

those nerves of steel of Peggy 

triumphed over poor 

Telephone Bodine, who took 

second loliypop. Everyone had 

a good time as usual All 

moonlight sails were 

cancelled!! 

In the card room we still 

find Harry the Hat Campbell 

magnatiaing thr pasteboards 

and I have a strong feeling 

Earnest Earl Wailes is gonna 

ask Harry to wear a sleeveless 

shirt. Luck is one thing, but 

does it (to on forever'' 

Ted Wailes, Earl's little 

brudder. shuffled a full game 

once. His. opponent laid a cue 

on the base line when Ted shot 

and he didn't want to break an 

ankle. Bad habits are harder io 

break fed but keep shuffim 

you tan do it' 

A notice is tin the bulletin 

board whereby the nominating 

Committee has picked a team 

which, with your unanimous 

vote, will he the guiding stars 

for our Club next year. Maybe 

you should give it a glance the 

annual meeting is August 12th. 

I just don't believe that Al 

Cairns told Ralph Durslein that 

Doltie had the fastest gums in 

the West She's in the East! 

Remember to get your 

banquet tickets for August 22, 

They're not loo plentiful and 

they're none more to come. 

Buy now and shuffle, shuffle, 

shuffle, you'll eat more. Poor 

Alvyn! 

On Dean's List 

Miss Marie L, DePranco of 

221 Central av., a junior at 

Gettysburg College hii been 

named to the Dean's List for 

outstanding academic 

achievement She ii among 341 

undergraduates at the four 

year, coeducational, liberal 

arts institution who achieved a 

3.5 or higher scholastic average 

for the Spring Term of the 

1989-70 HCademic year. 

Oeltygburg College has • total 

enrollment of 1,850 •tudenU" 

Giberson wins 

loop title tilt 

(. thi'iMin * DiMer plae.'d 

seven pl;is i-fs in double figures 

biil Thiirwl:iv iiitlil and 

ifiiiipeil In .in e.i>\ \ietory in 

Ihi- rh.impiiiii-ship untile oi Ihe 

.Oakeiesl tiff Season Ilaskel bull 

Le;ij4lie I ft Ihe M;iSs Landing 

M'hfiiil 

(hherson \, which hmshed 

êennd during • Ihe regular 

M'asoli. defeated Wards AM 

Hi.if., I lii HS, in Ihe htle (jame 

Thi- previous ri i uh 1. iti ihr 

iipi'mni; plnynl'f name. Ihev 

enmed the final h\ edging the 

Kiwk,, (III Kii, on John Huff.', 

free Ihmw with jii see.mds 

Slo-pitch softball 

Chatterbox, Coast Guard tied 

lii Ihi' 

i.irêh 

Nile i 

i|ii in 11-1 

ll" (1, 

eiimprisnd 

efiii Cily 

ps 

M 12 first pe 

advanlnye 

I Id build on 

hy using 

renter Fran/ 

i-iiril fill the 

d hi-cin last 

I In talented 

I h,i' nii 

MX In Hit iMt 

Adler 1 

haekbi>MfH< 

break.. I 

hnekenuri 

Skip Given, co I'tlp till ii nf 

last years Red Hairier team, 

hiiutiri for niiissboru State 

t'olleye. pared the win with 2'A 

poinu .Ii ih n Huff. Orean 

t'lty'.s MVP ill 1HBH and a star 

lasl M'PI'II ill Atlantic 

Cnmmunilv ('iillege, woreri 21 

piiinif. with f.iemi Darby and 

Gene Daviv both rrom last 

yeiir's leant, geltirii; 16 each 

Arller iidded I ;1 piiintJi to the 

Intill. with a (jair of OCHS 

unrliTCla-v>meri. Tim Tafeiirinn 

and Jim Diinmore. scorinM l'i 

and I 0 respectively 

In the opening pb'Viifl' gafile 

the niberson'S leam trailed 

Ihroughout the enure game, 

aside from a lew brier rallies, 

but managed in wear down the 

Knicks and lake a slight lead 

late in the yarne The Kmcks 

came back again and I li'd rthe 

score at K9-all With 20 second.', 

remaining. Huff lonverted the 

first shot jn a 'ine-andone 

situation .vilments later Adler 

saved the game with a great 

defensne play, blocking a shol 

and pulling the ball out of the 

air Huff then dnbhled away 

the remaining eig.it seconds. 

In thai game. Darby paced 

the scorers with 27 points 

Glenn turned in an outstanding 

defensive performance to help 

spark the Giber-Son's second 

half comeback Huff added IM 

P •iiiUs to Darby's total while 

Adler scored 18 Given scored 

1.. as [hey again m.idr good use 

of a balanced scoring attack 

Bos Scores. 

Niiiing's |rori'd lour mils 111 

the sevr-nth iniiint; on si\ 

singles In gain a I'limi. from 

hehiiid victory over Winiherg 

ill second hall action cm th 

Kiftll Street and Haven Avemi 

sulthall field Tinl O'She 

stiifleri (hi 1 last irniiig with 

smuli' and was imrnniialely 

fnlliiwril by .Inliii (lull. Torn 

Tolson, Brian Hroadlev, ,l;iek 

Viiuili; and Di'linii C'airlles Fir 

Yoiini; thi. hit was his liiiirl h il 

a* mam 111(11. O'Khea had . 

perfeel iinjhi at ihe plate n 

three trips while ('airnes had i 

double and two singles iind 

Bniarlley Miitlnl three limi>. 

Curl Fields, (i.irv Kisiiy and 

Man Feldman eaeh singled 

twice f.if VViinli.ru t Younii 

was the wmriiny pitehei while 

C'lill Clark Sliii,.fi-H till- loss 

* t * 

CHATTKRBON I 1 

COAST GIARD. :! 

The Challerhos put liigi.lhi'r 

ii Iremeiuloim ullensini iittaek 

as Ihej upsi.t the fust half 

ehrimpitms and moved mid a 

tie for the seiond half lead 

Jerry Walker p.iced the winners 

with a home run and three 

SI null's Don Hudson smacked a 

homer and a pair of smjiles 

while Boh Mulhollarid singled 

twice Jim Larsor. and Joe 

Hassen each siniiled twice for 

(he Coast Guard Boil Beciitle 

was I he winiiinij pitcher while 

Terry Smith ni I hi 1 losir 

* * # 

CABRINIS, \± 

YnuNGH. 11 

The "Mlracii' Cahnnis" won 

their second game cif the year 

with ihi' help of five errors by 

YounU s shortstop John Huff 

ilicludiny one that allowed Bill 

Niekle* to seore the winning 

run in 1 lii- lasl of the seventh 

inning Skip Given had three 

singles for the winners with" 

Chris ('hell and Turn KraviU 

each cliihbermg ,i home run 

and .i smg!e Boh Kiich, Dan 

Curtin. Bruce Beaver and 

Nickli.?, each singled twice 

while "Marvelous Mike" Gill 

smacked a double Turn Tulson 

and Tim O'Shea paced Ihe 

losers wilh a double and |w>l 

singles each Steve Field ancj 

Mike Kline each singled three 

11ITH* with Mike Tolson and 

uuii; (wo sninles apiece 

surprised his "gallery " by 

g Ihi' mound victory 

Youilg was the Inter 

* * • 

XsT GUARD 1 fs 

YntJNGS, 7 

Despite a pair of home runs 

by the lours'John Huff, Coast 

Gliiird won a fairly easy victory 

in an important game The 

winners scored sis limes in the 

-ei-ond inning and then simply 

matched I heir opponents. John 

Beck smacked a double and 

two singles to pace the Coast 

Guard attack Phil Oaylor, 

Lam Jud, Steve O'Brien and 

Gary Lindhloom each hit 

safely Iwice In addition to 

Huff's two round tripper*, 

Dennis Cairnes and Tom 

Camburn each singled twice for 

Young's Frank Harris was the 

winning pitcher with Catrnes 

suffenns; (he loss 

* • • 

CHATTERBOX, IH, 

CABRINIS, 0 

Cabrinis fell apart in the 

second inninK and the 

Chatterboji coasted tu a very 

easy victory Greji Wells paced 

the win with a home run, 

douhle and single Don Hodson 

smacked three singles Jerry 

Walker hit a home run nnd a 

single Bob Becotie, Jerry 

Devinney and Rob Taylor each 

singled twice Bruce Beaver had 

a pair of singles for the losers 

Becotte was the winning 

pitcher and Mike Gill the loser 

• • • 

WIMBERO'S, 7 

CABRINIS, 4 

Leading, 1 0, Wimberg's 

scored five runs in the top of 

the seventh inning to open up a 

wider lead Cabriiu's then 

scored four runs in the bi'llom 

of the seventh to make those 

five Wimberg tallies seem that 

much more important Bob 

Mertjrnan paced the win with 

three singles Bob Adams had a 

triple and a single. Lyle 

Alverson doubled and singled 

and Jerry Dodge and Ollie 

Mujslay each singled twice 

Chris Chelf, Skip Given and 

Sean Sweeney each singled 

twice for Cabrini's Ads 

bested Mike Gill for the mound 

decision 

Dolaway and 

McKay victors 

Don McKay, of Media, 

piloted his powerful speedboat 

"Gypsy" to an upset victory 

over the "Flying Ljibel." driven 

by Jim Schackleii, is the fifth 

heal of the Bi'llwoar Series 

speedboat races at the Ocean 

City Yacht Cluh 

11 was the first time this 

season that Schiicklett's ftnO hp 

Donzi hiis taken the wake of 

any boat in the series racing 

Schaekleti still leads Ihe field 

with 21 accumulated point* 

McKay is pressing with 21 

points 

"Capl Don" was skippered 

by Don Dolawav to victory in 

the Calcs Series for ou(boards 

Sunday Dolawiiy posted IS 

points in the scratch and 

handicap heats, and wrLt tied in 

poiril getting by Harry 

Hackert However, Dolaway 

was awarded first for the day 

on Ihe strength eif his victory 

In the srralcli heat Paul 

Mlnihan was third with 14 

points 

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Kood Stamp i 

A representative of the Cape 

May County Food Stamp 

office at Cajie May Court 

House will be at the Oeenn 

City Youth Center, Atlantic av, 

between ftth and 6th sts , 

Friday (August 7) from 9:,i0 

am until noon ApplicanLs 

will he required to produce 

proof .of income and cash 

resources. 

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Try to buy any bloodworms 

recently 1 Lasi week's heat 

wave struck all the way to 

Maine and the wcirm diggers up 

there thought thai (he heat was 

a little too much. v*»f' they 

slopped their digging The 

result in Ocean City is that 

there are no bloodworms to he 

found and many anglers have 

had to use another bait 

A minnow priived slicceKsful 

bait for Joseph HaiJan, of 

Ocean City and Westville. N.J . 

who eauuhi .i 12 pound. 

iwo=ouiice flounder in the hay 

off of 1st si The •>» inch fish 

was disenbed at Lemonts. 

where it was weighed as "a 

doormat 

Dave Goldni'r brought three 

flounders from Ship's Channel, 

the largest weighing three 

pounds, into Lemont's Also, 

Ed Cornman reports that 

George Marvin caught a 

se ven-pci ii nri. four-ounce 

flounder 

The Atlantic City Marlm 

Tournament begins today This 

tournament and the Cape May 

County iviarhn Tournament are 

both afli-l• |[i" 'I i)!!..!" fighting 

to briny a marl in ah^gside the 

boat, however their the 

similarity ends 

The Cape May Tournament 

is interested in lagging and 

releasing ihe marlin. so that 

studies can be marie on the 

migratory habits of the fish. 

The Atlantic City Tournament 

is a catchmu contest, where 

most of the fish are brought 

hack to port and displayed 

After the pictures are taken 

and the measurements 

recorded, some of the Atlantic 

City fish are kept to be 

mounted, while others are 

destined to local institutions. 

The fishing for the 

tourname.it-Trtinuld be Rood, 

Dan Monlagna Jr , reports that ' 

marlin are anywhere from the 

28-mile wreck to the five 

fathom lighi ship. 

Montagna also says that 

there are blues in the Avalon 

shoals and off the Ocean City 

bell These fish are small and 

•V\ 

Joseph Fagen 

are only running from one to 

two pounds. 

Bluewater Marina is where 

Charles Englemen brought his 

ID slammer blues in that he 

caught on his boat "Marina", 

Bill Kreugcr got some small 

blues while he was surface 

fishing 

The fatherand-son team of 

Richard and Elmer Kraft 

caught 12 kingfish, and a 

lwo-andahalf'pound_ weak fish 

un sheddar crab in Beesley's 

Point 

Norm Harbolt and Ed Miller 

caught a total of 12 kinp in 

Rainbow. 

Sampson's reports that their 

boats are experiencing fine 

catches of sea bass, tautog, and 

ling. 


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Sweeney OCBP swim champ; 

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Girls' Basketball 

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f' " nl > f'.urlh ph,r,. john 

hink m;inii|!.-rl i,, ,„.,],„ :l llllH,,r 

^'(1 mnmii-s 

OCYAA bawball 

The eslimiilecl 1000 liins 

who turned out also viewilt Ihi 

filM of il series ol challenui 

races lo delermine ihe IIK;I1 

representative in ihe nimiig 

even! ill Ihe .South Jersev 

meei The brother team nl 

Kilrslen and llmis liiesi-eke 

wfin Ihe lluee hnat evi-nl, 

Whirl) involved the sfK-Miifl, 

third, and fifth place fnushiTi. 

" n " in the title crew even! l.isl 

I1f1 "' week The fifth place en« 

'•'placed the fourth pl.-ir-.- i,,im 

•""' Th.. r;,.«,,.|,,.v wi,,,,,. 

liiiiniph i I.mm ,!, ,1 Ihi ,,ih, , 

iwfi i II »,. i.,,,i. ,,i, ih. M.iik 

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Kiwanis wins playoff in minors 

Miniif Ij>,iuii•• 

KiWANIH. ;, 

COLONY,.! 

Jof Kyi,' pilch,.ri f, 

mnsti-rpii-ri' In i,.,,d hi,, Irum ID 

ih(> pliiynlT ihnmpiunkhip ,ii' 

Ih,- mmtir W,im, f(,r thr IH70 

-ii-ilMin Kyi,, iiiliiwi-d only urn- 

nil while -inkinc nut IS. thi- 

mosl powihl, m the fivi- mnini; 

minor li-.-ipji- (IIDA Hr wnlknd 

iiv The wm uavc Kiwiinii, a 

iwipyymi- sweep of lh(- 

hi-st ofthri-i- rhutnpionship 

-.t'rifs. They had rimshi-d 

"Ciind (IliriiiE the rcmilar 

M-Hsiin then lopped rlefenrimji 

(hampion Rolary. 2 0, t,, 

niiiiliry fur the final MTICS 

Colony, niter tiipping FMBA in 

a playoff for fourth place, 

upset regular M-aiion champion 

SortiptimistJi. 2 0. to pin the 

playoff finals. Randy Mazzoni 

paced the new champions with 

two singles Dave Enms hit a 

Hnuble Danny Etoprr sufrered 

the loss 

FILLING and 

CLEARING LOTS 

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TOO 5UALL 

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KIWANIS, H. 

COLONY. 0 

Dave Enms, ynunuest sfin 01 

the greatest Philadelphia 

Phillies' home run hitler of iill 

lime, pitched a One hit sliuloul 

and added a double arid hinglr 

a! Ihi' piati' as the Kiwanis won 

the first game of the 

charnpionship series with 

Colony ^Jlnrtis, unbeiilen on 

the mound (hi* season, -truck 

nut nine hitlers Joe Kyle 

helped the attack with a triple 

and a single with Tracy Henry 

Smackinjj a triple and Mike 

Vitola a douhle Kevin Smirk 

was the losing pitcher 

Major League 

LEGION ft 

LEOION 11 

KIWANIS I 

(Tirsl (jarne | 

KIWANIS 10 

(second (jame) 

Mike Linahan twirled n 

mastfrful unp-hlttor in the first 

game and Rich Tolson tossed 

three hitless innings of relief in 

Ihe second game as the Lejfion 

ended its season in rather 

specuieular style The double 

victory marked the first, time in 

OCYAA history that a learn 

has swept a doubleheader 

After Linahan and Kiwams 

Dave Slaughter both pitched 

two shutout innings. Legion 

scored twice in the third frame 

by taking advantage of a pair 

of Kiwanis errors That 

two-run rally turned put to be 

tnaujji as Linahari'slruck out 

' 13 and walked only three in 

hiildmt! ilnwn Ihe uen,-i,ilK 

n,11-,> KIW,IIII.S hiiu The only 

hit Wii» ii -.inul, wiih one out in 

ihe -ntli hy .Si.iuchler 

Liiiiih.iri, Vinn,1- Lnmliiirdi and 

(ii'Ofui IJunij.in managed the 

only hiu nil SliiLighler who 

lusl hit li,,i ilecmi,,,, (ifler 

winning Ihn-i *• i r;i I a h I 

l."'i;iiin ininieiliiiliK look 

11"' i'iid in ih,. viimrt game 

with iwn nin- ill Ihe Rrst 

innini>. Ihr,.,. n ;hi —eiiind and 

aniilh'-r in [he thirrl Kiwams 

rallied in Ih, hird .uiri fourth 

iiinmUJ,. however, ami took a 

10 6 lead Al lhi* point Tolf-nn 

came on to n hev,. U,mbarrii 

,ind ^Lop the Kiwams offense 

cold Meanwhile hi., leammates 

•*ored twirl II, ihe Ii II h and 

three times in Ihe last inning to 

win the (fame 

Lomhfirdi and Tolson each , 

singled three times to pace the 

winners at lack Linahan added 

a pair ol Mi,(.|,.> ,n,r| M-uri-d fivi> 

"I his learn \ runs Denny 

Byrne yol a triph and a double 

to pace the losers'HI tack Fred 

Jon,* rimve home three 

Kiwiim.-, runs with a pair of 

singles Al Burch was the losing 

Alt ui Ih.' flam- -,.« . 

Ihi- weik in Ihi 

H.i-k.'lh.ill U>..niie ,,- ih, iirsl 

h.ill ,f -helhile was I i JlTlpli lid 

The On-.in City K.rr.iiliim 

neJ./irtrtHMt ronhMM.fl il , 

w inn.MiJ was - hy .trie.!! uu' 

%Vi,l-. .n - J 1 lo 21). in Mi.nflav 

ni^ht - earls yanif Pai 11 

Douijherls had Ihe M nrinu Inr 

Ihe lie. n alion Di|]arlmen( 

»ilh 111 pi i ill IJ,. while I.nulii 

Ijiil.' and Miiry ILiiiMen- 

-harefl I lii' h.inors for W.iK.m - 

liicl si-iinnu eiuht poinl- 

In Ihe -i.f.iiifl uatni', Ihi 

Chilli, rbm held off a late 

-u rye hy Copper Kelt!.' in win 

;i I I In I I hat tie II was rinse 

.ill Ihe way through, in yr! 

another low -coring roniesl. 

hill a couple of last minute 

foul shot.s clinched the victory 

lor ChatlerhiiK Srorint leader 

lor the winners was Sandy 

PelWav with seven poiMLs Lisa 

Karl-lrom and Ann OXJiinncr 

each -cored four rxnnU for 

Cupper Kettle 

Wednesday proved In be the 

busiest niu'ht so far this season, 

as all six teartis saw' aelion on 

the Bih •,! coiirU In finf of the 

I wo early game* piayi>d, 

Chatterbox was victorious over 

Wa on's by a 22 to 20 score 

Sandy Pelway paced the 

winners with eight points 

Jennifer Spieker assisted with 

SII points Linda Leute was 

high for Watson's with eight 

poinus 

Simms' produced (he highest 

team scoring so far this season 

lii II, 

1- V\ 

pitcher while striking 

L-egionnairrs 

'STANDINGS 

PBA 

KIWANIS 

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LEGION 

LIONS 

AUXILIARY 

SCHEDULE 

Tonight 

out nine 

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H:lfi Exchange vs Kiwanis 

(second major league playoff 

ga.me) 

Wednesday 

SIS Exchange vs Kiwams 

(third playoff fame if 

necessary ) 

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on the hood of my ear As 

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bugger! 

A rather interesting week 

overall, what with non-esistcnt 

siirl films and strange waves. 

1 was reading through the 

latest issue of Surfer which 

came out recently and was 

struck by the large number of 

ads and articles against littering 

find pollution After all surfers 

basically leave less littering 

than those participating in any 

other form of recreation, but 

as always things could be 

better. If the only junk left on 

the Jieach at 7th st was left by 

the tourist type think how 

much cleaner it might be. 

This piisl Saturday 1 almost 

Went to ii surf movie, but the 

film forgot to attend The 

crowd was there, the hall was 

there. Pure Fun wasn't there. 

Nice ... 7 

Does anyone remember 

Mike Lynn' Formerly an 

Ocean City surfer, Mike is 

Intcly making a name for 

himself down in Delaware. 

Mike has been mentioned 

several limes in the summer 

surf column down in Rehohoth 

Beach as being a real power 

surfer Quite a change from the 

old Mike. 

It seems an 1 Q. lest might 

be in order for our surfing 

beach. After getting rather well 

ruiiovi'r by a "fairly decent" 

bearded surfer who then 

brushed my head off his board 

and paddeled out to sea. 1 

think this Ruy's a kook and 

might see him again, to talk it 

over. I just hope he doesn't kill 

anybody before then. 

Want some good waves with 

small crowds'? Try arid visit 

Assateaque Island Park down 

in Maryland. Really good 

waves and during the week few 

surfers to hassel with, and its 

free 

WAVES OF CHANGE: This 

past week 1 was lucky enough 

to attend the Eastern premiere 

of a rather good film. In fact 

this was the best film I've seen 

in a long time The photo work 

was of the Hollywood class, 

with few gimmicks and 

nonsense The crowd was on Its 

feet before the end of the 

credits and the rest of the film 

kept them on the edgrfi q( their 

seaU for thejest^ OlWr Hhan 

the exeejlertf surfing or IM 

, main people, Mark, Billy and 

Bsyld, two rides stand out. 

Corky Carroll at tht pipeline 

and George 0 kneeing 

somewhere Corky's ride 

happened so fast yqu might 

miss it. MacQillivray and 

Freeman have put together a 

very enjoyable project. Its just 

great. That's all there is to it. 

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16-28 Association 

lists dinner dance 

Thi' annual Hmnrr ilanrr o! 

I hi' Ili-lS A>MK-iiiliull will bi' 

hi'lii ,i! I IT i • At Lull If City 

Ciiuilliy riuli Kinl.n inch I .(I 

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SOMIRS POINT at th« 

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All Kinds of Bait 

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Doc l( master 

COMMKMOKATIVK READING • 

Members of "Conit'mponiry Poets of 

South jersey presented u reading in 

honor of William Mi'IjiUMhlin, whose 

hook of poetry will he published 

posthumously by Ohio SUito University 

in September The reading, hold at the 

Ocean City Creative Art* Center featured 

readings of the poets work by Phil 

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WES MOORE'S 

SHORE 

TIRE SERVICE 

6th St. I Asbury Ave, 399-3006 

OPEN 

FOR 

BUSINESS 

DURING 

CONSTRUCTION 

TIRES 

REDUCED PRICES 

MOVNra and MlANCn FREE 

On Wednesday afternoon, 

Charles Mazzollu. treasurer of 

I he Wildwnod Jaycees 

prrsrntrd a 100 dollar check to 

Miss Marie P Frappolli, acting 

superintendent,, of the 

Woodbine Slatr Colony. 

Thi 1 money prt'sented on 

behalf of the Wild,woad 

Jayepes is to be usod to send a 

Woodbine State Colony 

resident as one of the New 

Jprspy Special Olympic winners 

in Chicago to compete in the 

second International Special 

Olympics on August 13 - 15 

Twenty-four JWoodhine 

residents eompetPd" \h the New 

jersey Special Olympics held in 

June at the E R Johnstone 

Trajm.ii! and Resnareh OnUr 

at Bordentown They were 

coached by James Cimino, 

Robert Davis and Walter 

Cottman, of the Woodbine 

Colony staff. 

Two gold arid one silver 

medal winners from Woodbine 

State Colony will he among 50 

boys from New Jersey who will 

Accepted at Moravian 

Lee Ann Houseman. 24 S, 

Holly Hills Dr., Somers Point, 

has been accepted as a member 

of the freshman class at 

Moravian College, Bethlehem, 

Krlsey (center), Homers Point, an, John 

Mason, Cape May County Court House, 

Vera Barns, Millviile poet, was hostess. 

Copies of McLaughlin's book, 

"Conspiracies of Love and Death" may 

he reserved through the Ocean City 

Creative Arts Center, 409 Wesley av,, 

399-7628. 

uw 

fly to Chicago for the 

International Special Olympics 

to be held at Soldiers Field 

under the sponsorship of the 

Kennedy Foundation Over 

1,600 handicapped persons 

from the U S and Canada will 

he comtjetjnB in this program. 

Hughes names aides 

in Cumberland, Saiem 

William J Hujfhes, 

DemiK'nihi' nindidatr for 

t'lingri'ss, ludiiy announced the 

appointment of coordinator* 

for his rampiiiirn in 

Cum hi-Hand aild Siili-m 

('iiunties 

Griie W Cateniiii. of 

V i n •• I and . lie.ids the 

C ii m b e r I ii n d Hugh e s 

oruanizatiiin He is the 

proprietor (if hii. own insurance 

iiyency and serves as secretary 

of the Ca>urity Recreation 

(lommission Kor five years lie 

was President of the Temple 

University Alumni Club of 

South .lerses' and he formerly 

served us president of the 

Vinelanri Democrat ir Club He 

is well kiiiiwn as a former 

athletic shir lor Vinehind High 

School 

Catering acquired extensive 

puhlic affairs experience as 

secretary In forme* slate 

Senator John Waddingtnn. now 

il freeholder He also has 

himself heeri a rnndidnti* for 

CD management units 

will meet August 12 

Civil Defense Director 

George Morgan has called a 

meeting of the Health Medical 

Welfare and Shelter 

Management Groups for next 

Wednesday, August 12, at 8 

p m in the CD building 

Morgan noted that the 

reason for this special meeting! 

is that several changes in 

planned routines will be 

discussed It is very important 

that all personnel of these 

groups attend 

Volunteers also are 

reminded to get their ID cards 

and carry them at all times All 

volunteers havr received 

ipphcdtinn blank Thev must 

bi filltd in Uki n tn thi Cit\ 

Clerks uffice at Citv Hall 

rthirethi imidual «il] he given 

the mth Ht thin »ill be 

prmmtid with In, ID card and 

i t D ,tnkir tu bi dltichid to 

thi Inft torner of his ri ar car 

w indow 

Lilt 1 IH n suive which in no 

I wo tnnstvutive moments 

ill' its i'\ist(>m-c is i'ompost-ri 

nf the .samp particles, 

Civil Service tests 

for* four city jobs 

James A. Alloway, president 

of the New Jersey Department 

of Civil ^Service, announced 

that the August 1970 Open 

Competitive Examination 

Bulletin contains four 

examination announcements 

for position in Ocean City 

Those interested in receiving 

an application for any of 

positions as graduate nurse, 

maintenance and construction 

painter, maintenance 

repairman painter, or senior 

account clerk, should contact 

the local State Employment 

Office before August 26, 

Applicants for the graduate 

nurse position must hi" a 

licensed New Jersey 

professional nurse or have a 

Pa There will be 320 in the letter from the State Board of 

entering class. Freshman Nursing that gives permission 

orientation is scheduled for to work. This job is part time 

Monday through Wednesday, and appointees are required to 

Sept. 7 9 with classes for the possess a New Jersey drivers 

entire student body of 1,200 license. 

beginning Thursday, Sept 10. The i laJntenancc and 

construction painter joTT 

requires that one must have 

18 HOIM on tha | 

Ar«a'i Moit Challeng- * 

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Court*. " 

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A Family Courit, " 

ln(ey»d by All, | 

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•ereii »fh Street | 

CauMway from | 

Downtown OcMn City, % 

OCEAN CITY-SOMERSPOINT ! 

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SOMERS POINT 


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-John Tyndall. 

three years of experience in 

general piiinting work involving 

all phases of the trade from 

rigging and scaffolding to the 

application of the finished 

surface on interior and exterior 

surfaces. 

The maintenance repairman 

painter position calls for the 

applicant to perform routine 

painting work involved in 

surface preparation and the 

application of paints, and other 

types of general maintenance 

work 

A senior account clerk 

performs clerical work of a 

financial or mathematical 

nature. The applicant must 

have a high school diploma or 

equivaienL one year of 

experience in clerical work, 

and the ability to type at the 

rate of 25 net words per 

minute, 

the Board of Freeholders and 

City Council 

Arne F Willadsen, Jr , of 

jPemisville, will coordinate the 

campaign in Salem County An 

engineering foreman for the 

duPonl Company, Willadsen 

ha* been active in numerous 

CIVIC endeavors in the area 

He is a former chairman of 

the Fennsville Sewage 

Authority and also served on 

the Planning Board, Currently 

he represents Pennsville 

Township on the Sulem 

County PlannmM Board For 

nine yeirs he was a member of 

the Democratic 1 County 

Committee, and he isKpresently 

Vice President of the Pennsviife 

Democratic Club He was a 

candidate fur the Township 

Committee in 1989 

Hughes, an Ocean City 

attorney and former Cape May 

County rirst assistant 

prosecutor, also announced 

that on August 6 and 7 he will 

he m Salem County attending a 

series of four social event* and 

the Salem 1 H Fair His visit to 

the Fair is scheduled for 

Friday The same day he also 

will visit the Atlantic County 

4 H Fair near Egg Harbor City 

Mrs. Norma Betz 

Art show Saturday 

at Stone Harbor 

STONE HARBOR Some 

1,200 works of art from nearly 

100 exhibitors will be on 

display Saturday, August 8, at 

the annual Stone Harbor Art 

Show 

The one-day event will mark 

a seashore first, according to 

Mrs. Norrna Betz,, chairman, 

because it will be held in a tent 

on the borough's recreation 

field at 81st St. and the beach. 

The iaoby-40 toot tent is 

expected to be erected on 

Thursday, August 6 

Because of the overflow of 

works to be exhibited, many 

will be on the fence 

surrounding the field, Mrs. 

Betz explained 

Artists for the show can 

register for space in the tent 

with Mrs, Bete, of 301 100th 

st., Stone Harbor, or with Mrs, 

Ruth Blair, co-chairman, at 

168 E Harrison St., Emmaus, 

Pa, 

Judges will be Charles Henry 

Norman, national vice 

president of the American 

Artists Professional League, of 

Wayne, N.J.; Dorothy Frome, 

of Ventnor, educational 

counselor and South Jersey 

representative for the Famous 

Schools in Art, Writing, and 

Phtotgraphy, and Michael 

DeNike, of Wayne, N.J., of the 

Wayne Centre for thee Arts, 

Inc. 

Notice to Dog Owners 

Pleate remtmber that Ocean City's dog ordinances 

provide for fha following: 

A. All dogs mutt be properly licensed 

B. No dog it permitted to run at large anywhtre 

in Ocean City 

C. No dog it •Mowed on the beaches or board, 

walk, either on leash or otherwise, at any 

time 

D. Any dog running at large it subject to impoundment 

I, Dog owner* are subject to arrest for violation 

of our dog ordinance* 

W« don't wish to appear arbitrary, but , , , 

The above art tha ground rules. Please try to GOoparatB, 

Our pound is In operation. We want you 

to enjoy your summer, but we want your neighbora 

to bai able ts enjoy thein too. We hope that you 

will endeavor to understand and help. 

OF PUBUC SAFETY 

OCMN CITY, NEW JERSEY, 

i 

SPRAYING • • • 

TRIMMING • • • 

PUNTING • • • 

TREES • SHRUBS - EVERGREENS 

LANDSCAPE DESIGN & CONSTRUCTION 

Call for Estimate 884-3771 

Church's Seashore Nursery 

TABERNACLE ROAD ERMA 

"B#aufy It Planned . . . It Just Dsesn'r Happen"" 

OvprUxikinfi the Riiy betui'on Atlrintit find Ocean City 

Air Conditioned — Coffer Shop — (Yilor TiJevlsion 

Shufflehoard - Twn SwimminR Pmls 

Miniaturi U»II — Free Foi Ciuiws 

BAY & MARVij\NU AVKNUK. N0Mfc:iiS POINT 

FOR RESERVATIONS • DIAL 9274356 

»j4a#y Otln and Metti hfrnsfl, Props : 

ALL NEW 16' FIBERGLASS BOATS 

60 H.P, ELECTRIC STARTING, 

JOHNSON ENGINES 

ALL WATER SKIING and 

SAFETY EQUIPMENT INCLUDED 

BOATS AVAILABLE 

By the HOUR, HALF-DAY, DAY & WEEK 

20% Off on Any Boat Returned by NOON. 

2nd Street and Bay Avenue 

OCiAN CITY, N, J, 

Dial 398-0424 

SPEC/AIS 

renovate 

with 

LUXURIOUS LOOKING 

PANEUNG 

MEDITERRANEAN, 4' x 8' Sheet 


Excellent for Den or Game Room, fb f\g\ 

where a lubdued atmosphere I • I J U 

U desired. ONLY 

CHESTNUT FINISH, 4' x 8' Sheet 

Light • Airy, can be used 

anywhere in the home, * 

Bright and cheery. ONLY 3.99 


Vinyl coated for extra * 

surface protection,' * 

4' « 8* SHEET. ONLY 5.50 

ALSO IN STOCK 

PALM (Green) , 

DRY SHERRY . 

MOSELLE OAK . 

BRANDY ELM . 

4' x 8' Sheet 199 

4' x 8* Sheet S 3,99 

4' x 8' Sheet M.99 

4'x 8'Sheet M.99 

SPECIAL! SPECIAL! 

IBERIAN ELM 

Has a beautiful grain for 

that extra touch of luxury, 

4'xr SHUT {Reg, $14,00) 

ONLY no.50 

USE OUR BlVGLVfNO CREDIT PLAN 

PETER LUMBER CO. 

15th St. and Haven Ave. Dial 399.3200 

Enjoy Your Vacation 

Here... 

J 

PAGI 12 THE OCEAN CITY SENTINEL LEDGER TUESDAY, AUGUST 4, 1970 

CLASSIFIED AD 

MINGS RiSULTS 

TUiSDAY and WiDNESDAY NITiS 

4 io ! P.M. 

AT THB 

WHITEHALL 

HO OCIAN AVI, 

For RBiervaHoni \ 

HOT and COLD SALADS and MEAT DISHBI 

COLD FRESH SHRIMP SPECIAL SPECIL 

MANY BfSHBTS OIIIBBTJ 

CHILDREN'S RATES 



n 

PINNERS 

seewf P PROM 4 PM 

jid/aa^ Pai'ly 

Sieakt 

Gall 263-3817 

(On OctBuPnK Ee-tiyiin SeaitltCHj S fltcan £."hj) 


Her* — ivery Guest" 

Is a V.I.P. 

HCTS you'll em gourmet (mid in bpaufiful brcathtakine 

surlTumlinRS, You'lJ iMpiricnic- the impi'ccahl • STIW 

and tttf Ifgpnrtary hospitality, ihr surprisancly moth-rate 

prices that havp mart, 1 us 'One i-f Amprii';i\ finrsi family 

restaurants 

Csnm and let vi Maw you hew If feel* to be a V.I.P. 

ACRES OF 

FREE PARKING 

ilium I « Kin » Km 

I CM (,. I I I'M. 

•MHHI.K ! I'.Mr in I ! I'.M. 

Home of 'he 

Zobemed Cocktail 

ABERERi 

ANSLESIA INN, WILDWOOD, 

Off E»t H—the 

Garten State Park\vay 

CRAB TRAP 

L,oclitaU oLounge t^ fSeitaiirant 

ON THE CIRCLE SOMER5 POINT 

_ DIAL nr-rm — 

SPECIAL LUNCHEON MENU . 

*1.50 

MONDAY 

Broiled Fillet of Bluefinh or 

Chicken Chow Mein 

TUISDAY 



WEDNESDAY 


Saliibury Steak and Gravy 

THURSDAY 

Deviled Clama, Tartar Sauce or 

Manieotti with Meat Balls 

FRIDAY 


or Chicken a la King on Toaat 

SATURDAY 

Stuffed Pepperi or 

Italian Cheeie Shells with Meat Balls 

* SERVED NOON 'TIL SP.M, * 

••v u,,: ... 

•'I II ,111,11 .. 

"VERY TASTY" 

It ,h# only way f© 

describe the food at 


DINING ROOM 

715 ITH STRUT 

fiii'-! t! h MI o! I'inuns'i' of f irrr. 

BREAKFAST I;X 11:30u 

hiji 

DINNER , ... , 4:30 - I 00 

1 (itMifU'' VVuiMm hprimich 

^tM^r.inf ,il :irm', .ifiti A! K*h< ! r 

Liki^ ihf rh.iphn |nM 

* J-inn-. Bos-Jiiii' Will hi 1 

Who serves king j 

size C'orklails in I 

Phampagnp (ilasws'' 3 

• HARRY'S INN * I 

Who serves thr I 

largest lobster Talk i 

in the area 11 I 

• HARRY'S INK * j 

Who has Pinner a 

Musir, naming and I 

Nick singing your = 

favorite songs' 1 | 

• HARRY'S INN i 

OF COURSE! 

Longport Blvd. in 

SQMIRS PT., N, J, 

Point Legion Post 

fro install ©fflcers 

SUM Kits POINT 

i'itniitiiiriifi'r VVilhaiii T KNI/H'IS 

l ! IIM Ailli'rir.irl Li'jiimi Posl 

mi i' 1 •*. MM Mill! VtlVil 1 hi* Mi'W 

of I !i-!'i ^ «i! I lir i ULlani/iit inn to 

hr mslitlli'il Inniyhi itt H MO 

|i Mi I-'i icitik ;i!lH H'htl ivt'.H nf 

I tit niti.illi-i^ .in' invilcii tn 

,11, M.I 

.l.imr=s HiiH IMP will InU'Oitlt' 

(•(imni.iiiiliT, while A' ihiir 

Kl \\i\\ \s i In* MI'W senior viCi ! 

« •MiiHi.tpifji'r iffiff Kef Doiiil!' Wiii 

hi : lUMhit Vi!:'r rnnilil.-iMilrT 

: t'.-ni Mil will liiko ib* 1 

in^t.illi-fl ._>- M'rtn'i 1 IIITKMT, and 

J.i ill i^ Kjrri hii WiM hotMiriU' 

r In- hi*ii>ii.in 

('li-iii Si'V.ii a** 4ici]tit;int and 

Mik'' 11 KK mi .is h,ir Mi'ward 

will hi' I In 1 uill\ Iwn appdlhh'H 

j,. .=,1! i, in-, i! I hi= in^Jnlhil ion 

Dean's Aid* 1 Mpsiiins 

H,i niii'-l J Pmi£/u!U>, 

A! I.i n l ir ('rifii muMilV Co I log*"' 

,iî--!=!(! I (ii;in a* ili*it rilei isiri, 

h,i^ n">!iifi!M| to become 

ûp'iifih adrtu nt *r ft note nf 

t; i . -I* n u i r |i To \x nship. 

tliinifiîi-1 Oiunlv \\v begins 

hi- Mi'H flu til'" AlltfUSt ',] 

1 -1ri!// M! ht p"i-*.iHej* in Piiulshoro 

where hi- • * .i rnnmher t?f th(* 

ho:irr| < M ti|ui;it Mill He iH 

iii.irnti! .mit ll.is fcMjr rhildrpn 

fix I iilun-rr 

n\n ihan in h.i\f 

-ir r i jfi! ln'hirul \t)[ 

it............... 

DELICIOUS FOOD . SINSIiLY PRICED 

FOUR Y"S 

RESTAURANT 

PUTTIRS . DINNiRS . COCKTAILS 


SIB-CONDITIONIO 

PLINTT OF PARKINS PHONI 629 3441 

^ ^-^-.^.^.^^^^ ^.-.^.——^^^.^ »***—--- --**^-,^»^^,^»m, 


104 Asbury Avenue Ocean City, N, j, 

DELICIOUS DINNERS SERVED- 

Weekdays 4 p.m.-I p.m. • Sunday 3 p.m. to 8 p.m. 

—i f 

HOMfMADE BAKING FOR TAKEOUT! 

CINNAMON BUNS M.00 par pan 

I PUS - APPLE CAKES - CRUMB CAKES 

Warren & Thelma MacAdams. Owner-Management 

C/ITERI11G 

When You Entertain;.. 

We7/ Do All the Work 

Let us cater your next party for you , , , right In 

your Name, Call (or menu! and price Information. 

Wedding!, . . . cocktail parties , . . (Iain bake* 

. ., , dinner par lie* , , , 'dock 'parties , , . wo t«rv« 

(htm all. 

DIAL '399-3730 

PLYMOUTH INN 

ttt. snin * OCEAN AViNui 

Plymouth Plae* 

at Atlantic Ave. 

Al H CO NDI HOMED 

stn's 


• 26 DEIICIOUS MENU HEMS 

. SEPARATE CHILDREN'S MENU 

• 171 SIATS iSorry. No KeHrvalioni 

TAKE HOME DINNiRS 

DIAL 399-4013 

JIRSBY CAPI ROOM 

FREE r-ARKiNG ON PREMISES 

Music Pier 


Clarence Fuhrman , . conductor 

T o m P e r k i n s . . . . . s o / o ' S f 

F r a n k R u g g i e r i . . . . m a n a g e r 

Gue t Soloists 

Irrna Cipolla soprano 

David Bender U'nnr 

Editor's not*: The Music Pier opehestra program printed 

her* is subject to change without notice The programs are 

submitted to the SentinelL«dger for publication well in 

advance of the concert dates In the interim, changes are 

often made in the programs. The prorrajns an 1 printed by 

the Sentinel-Ledger at the request nf the orrhestra's 

m«nnBpmfnt M a puhlir service 

Tuesday, August 4 

Overture To Morninii. 

Noun and Night Suppt> 

Olcstc Aidu Verdi 

David Bendi'i* 

Proerssion Of The 

Sfirdaf Ivanow 

Summortimi' tirrshwin 

Irttiii Cipiillii 

Adoration BorowNki 

Song Of Thr 

Flea Mcjussorgsky 

Tom Perkins 

Kino Cotton 

March Sousa 

INTERMISSION 

The Merry Widow Lehar 

Yours Is My Heart 

Alone , Lehar 

David Bender 

Orange Blossoms 

Overture Herbert 

Voi Lo Sapete Leoncavallo 

Irma Cipolla 

Humoreske Dvorak 

Mother Maehree . ... Ball 

Tom Perkins 

Carousel . . , , Rodgtrs 

Wedneidry, August 6 

II Guarany Overture Oomez 

Because ,,,,..... d'Hardelot 

David Bender 

Indian Summer , . Herbert 

Falling In Love 

With Love Coward 

Irma Cipolla 

Naila . , Delibes 

Chloe , Morel 

Tom Perkins 

The Thunderer Sousa 

INTERMISSION 

The Mikado . . , Sullivan 

La Donna E 

Mobile , , , , , Verdi 

David Bender 

The Band Wagon • Schwartz 

O Mio Biibbirifi 

Caro , Puccini 

Irma Cipolla 

Poupee Valiant Poldlni 

Great Day ........ Yournans 

Tom Perkins 

Gigl , , Loewe 

Thursday, August 6 

Hungarian Lustspiel 


PANASONIC TAPE fLAYIR tor ear, 

1 track, one ye»r old: 1 track 

tapes: Panasonic PM radio cartridge, 

Cill 119.3175, t* 

LOST — Cgt Seal Mm Himalayan 

mala (long haired Siamese) VIdn 

ily Oardent 3» 3348 Reward. Lf 

CONTENTS OF AN OLD ESTATE, 

coffla in in) ruirwnage around 

Wed, ana Thur. i im, to s om. 

U E. Maryland y/«, s p M 

"AWT. Aug. 1 on; Crrttago Ajjg • to 

M: Apt, or cottM* after Labor 

Day 190 a weak. Room twin Ms. 

MnW.prisstt it blth bih ft $8 a nlgfci. l#t !» 

1M4, 411 Ocean A«, 1.7 

MINIATURE SCHNAUtER, V/, years 

old AKC registered, exeelient 

watchdog for family without children 

ITS, SJJ.I5S9. B-? 

THREE HOLL^WAf COTS 

crib, 399 3199 

•TS 

Overturr K< ! 

1,., Belli 

Mnnmli'" 1 ' 

Pu rr i n! 

U,u id Bender 

Dam-*** From 

Henry VIII itjermnn 

One Kiss Rimiherc 

Irrilii Cipollii 

The Studeiil 

Prince Homberu 

The Hoses ill 

PlCHrHy 

Wood 

Tnm Perk uis 

Thunrier And Blazes Fueik 

INTERMISSION 

Sweet hearts 

Herherl 

Vesli Lii 

Giuhbii Lronravallo 

Davifl Bender 

Gallop From 

William Tell 

Rossini 

My Hem 

Si ranss 

Irma Cipnlla 

The Rose!, 

Honeymonrn 

Bratlon 

Ramonfl 

Wayne 

Tom Perkins 

Oklahoma 1[lodgers 

Cioffi a Representative 

James A Ciulfi, 226 Wesley 

ay., a student at Cornell will 

represent his chapter at the 

Lambda Chi Alpha Fraternity 

international convention to be 

held at the Grand Bahama 

Hotel, Grand Bahama Island. 

August 30 to September 2, 

More than 600 u ndt'fgraduate 

and alumni delegates will 

represent the 191 college and 

university campuses on which 

Lambda Chi Alpha is located 

ClatilfM Ad. Bring RMUHI 

Hugh N-IIII, Sfiiutc Rcipiibi i- 

i-HH lines 

I h i-«• (ji'iicriition credit, IIH 

duos their idt-iilism. Tlu-ir 

inijjiT al the sjslt'iii, liii 1 

I'NiiihliHhnu'ni, IH I'vidiMii-i 1 

(if this n 

TAKI-OUT 

and FRIED CHICKEN 

ilei^ iivi irtsltrirt inryniwih, 

Ihr Mimviil, fur the nr- 

I'liinijJiifiiin iij' liin'cs, fiir 

limvcr 

I' W \i(>|/hi'hc. 

"PliS Fr»ih Dally • Individual Order* on SEAFOOD 

TRY OUR SALADS. TOO! DIAL 399.5414 


WEST AVJNUE (Acn*i trem «JH» Sfrwt Churth) 

Of'KN DAILY INCLUDING SUNDAY 10 TO K 

The Public Is Cordially Invited 

THE 

RALEIGH 

DINING ROOM J »/./., .».." 

10th Street and Wesley Ave. — Free Parking 

FOR RESERVATIONS Ph. 399-8512 


"Sir Walter's" Special BREAKFASTS 60c up 

FULL COURSE DINNER ..... S 3.?S 

BREAKFAST . 8 to 10:30 DINNER • I to 7:30 ', \ 

i. 


BILL PARKER. Prep. 

34fh St. & Central Avs., Ocean City, N. J. 


ITALIAN HOAGIES • ST1AK SUBS 

. FISH 'N' CHIPS • CLAMS on the ¥i Shell 



DAILY BREAKFAST I LUNCHEON SPECIALS 

$ DOLLAR DINNERS $• 

CHOICE OF i ITtMS 

VIAL CUTLET (Tomato S*uc«! 



CHOICE OF I VEGETABLES. 

ROLL ft BUTTIR 


HOUR^j I A M. to 11 P. M, DAILY 

Stube! 


PULL COURSE DINNER 

Served from 4:30 'til SP.M. 

MONDAY thru FRIDAY 

si.95 

Serve Yourself _ . _ 

at Our Delicious SALAD 

BAR 

lwiH.lt (Billy Intl Sun.) Irani I A.M. • Dinner jWMyi.) fceM 4:10 tM, lyn. InM * tM, 

841 

com OLD mrs 

OLD-FASHIOWEB 



Served 7 Dayi a Week, 

from 4 P. M. 

(LOOK FOR THif DAILY SPICIAL 

ON OUR M1NU) 

NOW OPEN 7 BAYS A WEEK 

8;30 A.M. to 9 P.M. 

including THE FOOD at. 

RESTAURANT 

CQNSISTINTF.V FTOE TOOD ind SERVICE FOB OVEK HALT A CENTURY 


TUESDAY, AUGUST 4, 1970 

CUSSiFifD ADVERTISEMENTS 

CLASSIPffiD AD RATES 

AdvertlsemenU tor thcie columns should be in the 

Office ol the SraHinelLadger FOR TUESDAY EpmQN n« 

Mer than Saturday Noon for regular eiasgtlied section and 

D« later than Monday noon lor the Too-Lare-To^lasguV. 

Friday edition, pJoON WEDNESDAY lor regular classified 

•eetion and THURSDAY NOON for the TOO-LATE.TO. 

CLASSIFY 

One Time, 2S Words or L«a .,,., ,,,,,, n.a 

(5c per word exceeding 25 words) 

Ad Running 5 CongM-utJve Tirries. with X Words, or 

L ..,.,,.. ..,..,..,.,.,,.,...,..,,,,..,.,.,, 15,00 

Ada requiring Box Numbers. Be More 

— AJJ Classified AdvertMnf Cash — 

TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY ADS 25e EXTRA 

Copy mailed in. given to representative or brouît to 

office personaUy, MUST BE ACCOMPANIED BY CAai OR 

STAMre to cover cost. Copy accepted over phone as courtesy 

«nd convenienre to customer Rnmlttanni must be in Before 

adverUsement is set in ^pe 

aagsllied Display Advertising — He per A^te Une 

LOST — Wedding IIM, whit, gold 

S7fn to S9th ttarlWsrt"!'^ *J 

Bwy AM, 111 

OftANQE MALE, full gram cat lol7M «r 3*9-4114, 

tf, 

MOP. SERVICES 

ALUMINUM •eMBM and rtorm 

LANDSCAPING 

by HOWARD 

451-0108 

CO.. 

WINDOW 

SHADIS 


and Curtom Mad* DrapM 

Installations Arranged 


DIAL 3S9-2802 



743 ASBURY AVINUI 

HANGING AND PAINTING, 

Wall-t.i lalntai. Vioyi. RMton- 

•bl. rttei. Call MMtn, j Hamp. 

Wll. tf. 

Take a Vacation 


Call Mr, K'a 

LAWN CARE 

SERVICE 

398-1567 

PAINTING, haulins, odd (SOL Free 

•ttimite eaH 399-7103. »««f 7 

ull 390-1697 8 11 

HOME iMPROveMENT — painting, 

roofing and iidins. earBmie tiia. 

t\99f tile, all lypei of Sflilingi and 

Hnallini No iso too ifnall, call 

anrtirn* l»M45i. Jarry McDodald, 

CALL US TODAY 

W« will Mftnute MM 

cott of (nitalllrif 

ELECTRIC HEAT 

IN YOUR HOME 

Yw in Mater m M^Mm 

Wm, S. Anderson 

Electricians 

1MI WHI AM, Mai HMMf 

NEED HELP {attlni all the. Job. 

dant? Carpantry, pilntinl, •Itarttiont. 

tit. All work aigaftiy don. 

Call Itf-IMI for fraa «tlm.t. t f 

BROOKS 

(Formerly Schuffl TV Mjr.) 

• TV A RADIO RIPAIRS 

• ELECTRONIC SERVICINO 

• RCA SERVICINO 

PHILCO S*k> ind S«vla 

TV RENTALS 

NOW UXATm AT 

206 I, Scvtnfh SfrMt 

Phon* 399-8699 

Own Friday Ivanlnfi 

Eugene VY. Pashley 

AQiNcr INC 


SERVICE 

SHORE ROAD, MARMORA 

DIAL 3994344 


MIN-S AND WOMEN'S AJtanrtloni 

_ Mpertly dons snd Bfompt iaf»ioa 

RaaunatNe, Anytime an wMldayi 

Mr, and Mri. Henry MlktoHan, 1410 

Gentr.l A»t,, IM.#87I, , tf 

GALROOnNG 


New r»f, old roof repaired, roof 

negated with pure hot Ur 

AVBRAOB ilA ROOF m 

Alto giwt«« aid aNftgiM 

CALL 399-2594 

OftESSMAKINO ALTIRATIONft 

tem dnfMng, siMHneM siMHneM, « M H 

ffom fom Sltternt Slttn oor 

orijin.l,, fMng 

laity. Call for •ppaintment IS*. 

8-11 

m 

A CLASSIFIED AD 


t.f 

DOOS, CATS. PETS 

HUMANE SOCitTV of O C h,n 

hamsieii £flimn!§ ^«*ktn« T L f- 

•«d • IDOg htrni, Ham 91 1 ,i m 

ana I Jo to 5 10 B m ruiiHw 

Av« «nd Shaltiv Bd mtl II t ,t 

*3 


KENNELS 


and GROOMING 

PIMM Call far appolnhn.nl 

628.2340. 

OEBMAN SHEPHERDS -_ ft wfBtii 

Bfrt by Anthony ol Robinjuay 

KannalL k«C. t f apo! 1?? 

TMJ if 

tOUR PIT QROpMtD with TLC ,n 

your home, ?0. yeiirs egpeFjftnc^ 

an poodles, ^hnaurers. iitrrmrs 

eackan, eie Contact Sally Jo for SBpoffltmeni 

and prirs WFpts @SH 186 

Santlna' y.Jge, j,4 

BOO TRAINING CLASSEsT and ~\ndividual 

inUnjctiBn In obedience 

and adyang« obedience Formmg 

day «nd night clattei now For m' 

lormnion eall 1W.J054 m I"!* 4096 

8 14 


If TROJAN Cabin cnj.isr. 75 HP> 

Evinmo*, rum good paintM, in 

wataf, win, J495 firm r«H loo, 

?l!ent 

MUST SELL naad earti tor tuition 

14' QHuear wttJi IS HP ChrynW 

Beit offer CKV llfS by Au(U(t II 

take* it. Call I9»797I for appoini. 

msnt. H4 

I!' MAHOGANY RUNABOUT, IS HP 

Gil*. Qatar trallsr, fat tank n 

tra propallar, eanvu sever M7S 

Cal in-ttW §.4 

10 AT TRAILtR _ Tee NK IT 

1IM paundt, vary eaM ana, 

Ware Bra, ail Hfety equipment, 

heavy duty vsinoh "11 SO H9.SI9I 

after 4 p.m. i-4 

l»Si JOHNSON SEASPQRT 16 ft 

fibergUu, Jlo HP inboardût. 

prd toe. curtains, fTrtooring eover, 

rtenn«, walk through windEhwid. 

extra efpp,: inx&yrnenti, pump, low 

hour» K97i JSS.OS11 i.14 

1587 U 1 0ON2I — 10) HP Holman. 

Moody (new) engine, Volvo outdrive 

with trailer lean st ilip no Si 

Blue Water Marina OB, firm MB00 

Call after 7 pm, »9->l]i i.7 

18' W!«V(rtER, one" year old, 

fltoergiais day sailer with extra 

•BUtpnunt. Mutt tell Call 927-2206, 

IS' TROJAN planked mahogany hull, 

Jaak Mckt, fly brfdgs. twin 110 

HP, radio, OBBtli f)n4tr t/t, rails, 

fnfnt eond, ITB.OOO Call S9».liia 

__ 814 

PACEMAKER W Sport Fisherman, 

all •CEStoHM, prl«d for im. 

mediate tale 199.7700, Hj-5I« 

•fter i p.m, g.^ 

•AILBOAT equipment headquarter., 

We eafry the largHt seleetion 

of hardware «nd accessories in New 

Jamey, Evwythlng for day ssilers 

to ocean raears Mail order utalsg 

available, lank Amerieard welcom, 

Oorna In and browss «t The ioat 

Shop 3216 Brigsntin, Slvd, Prisan, 

M"«' N. J, B-li 

!»• NEPTUNE Traveler " fiberglass, 

150 Hi i-O,, jiO hairm with >aif." 

ef and «ttrs«, JJ950, ftrm on water 

ilua Water MaHna, JIB lith St 

1* Hoof, i.l| 

WANTED WHEEL CHAIR, — used. 

641^4103 before t p.m. or after 6 

HIGHI8T PRICM PAID for old gold 

end Starting Slrver, Old clocks, 

w»tshes, jewelry, o^ns and dantal 

Bridge*, Smltfi Jewelers, 95S Aibury 

Ave^ 199.1171, awed Mond.yi t.f 

WANTtD — 1 or 1 badmom apt 

of small houM In Upper Town, 

•hip, preferably Marmora or iee- 

•lay's Point Unfurnished. Will rent 

by year. Phone I9»SS54, t.f, 

WFINIO PERSON to shire apt, as 

••Won prafar someone with 

lletnse, Wffta Bw IM, Sen 

MW Lrtjaf, J.7 

WANTED _ Inilde winter storage 

•tartlng and Sept for 19 foot boat 

on tfallar. Phona 199.7412 8.7 

STRIPPED FURNITURE TOR 'SALI, 

« I i£i,u lim J tu «"PP |B « Service, 

!§ White Horie Hde, (eg Hiroor, 

Call 965-3409, Open on SundMl, 

tf. 

ANTIQUES — fafc. prlM. jtwTfw 

UMqutm, aUuWBFB furniture, 

««*». laeêd ll.u limfi, paint- 

Brae, ball IM-sfii. 402 taroValk. 

f ill 

LAMM, South Janey gl>». itene. 

wtrt. Much more M Th» New 

Enfjpna shop on th. ailiy, JJ4 

Watt Avu, tf. 

WWINO MACHINE — Neeehj, fully 

IM psrMMs, new eoM MJS.Sft 

taertflea #»«, Al.o d«,k mod.l. 

ytllnj room chair, mtrref, paautlful 

nurvJ iMIher tap table. IMilta 

TWO MAPLI •IDS — mini* mirror, 

^>^J*r¥** « HHpfe, w iu?£ im lenii 

wood burning fireplace, 

^^ »M "eonl"'. iilOO 

•tawo huteh WiO, Call 

40" eUCTrilC STOVI and 

The Beauty Spot 

13M New ROAD , LINW00D 

DIAL 927-2242 

(One Block North of Somers 

Point Shopping Center) 

m ra UTMOST IN mm cm 

- Hair Stylish and Colorisfs - 

NO WAITING FREE PARKING 

*NTIgui S 

TH1 OC1AN CITY SiNTINILLIDGBR 

FOR SAL! BUS, OPPORTUNITY 

DAMP.CHASER 

BLECTRIC 


fnmi nun ip> 

)t" LONG U.H 

M" LONG S5.fi 

I'lliU 

AC ELECTRIC 

SUPPLY CO.. INC. 

1337 WM AvW,, OtMii City 

SURFBOAHD 

fcign E'ceilen 

after 6pm -1 I 

*UNriE TIQUE ii Bse, again Qifn, 

QlH; nfr&, ang unufiijî The shop 

wrih tHe whpte picket fane* g33 

Asbury Aye Coma brawM 9=4 

SuijrBOAB — 9' Not Curl Oood 

esnd gEiSd bagiFWiefs Soarri 'âji 

J98 I 1%3 aflor 6 pm Bll 

ALL ANTIQUES 349.93J5 — lr«»» 

sunoial. old high chair, 24" earn 

phof glsis dom*, p^wie-r, rnjik glass 

lamp* eu! giS5i ekt plates, table, 

green glassware, pink giatswars, p*e, 

tures. bftifcdsd hajs rniny strtar 

item* g.7 

-ANTIQUE SHOW AND SALE _ CtXorly 

Club ol Oc«aii City Canven- 

BRAND NEW KENWOOD KH-100 

AM CM stereo receiver, 140 watti, 

SOC18 State Lists lor 1299 96 Selling 

for %1%Q Call John Ls, 3991294 

before n&on S-4 

BEFHIGERATBR, white, apt. sue 

Uêa only one ^gason New June 

I, 1969 E«eellen! Bond Too small 

lor ui tti 1436 ¥V«t A»fc Oenn 

City 8-14 

H C ROBIINS — Ml Asbury Ave 

• Sily Appraisals of antifluej and 

furniture Glad to buy Onental ftjgs 

and Early American antique fumi. 

ture Cail J99 12J0 evenings 8-lt 

VENETIAN iLINDS in fair eond., 

various sizes, draw drapes with 

hardware included.- Call J99.zgl» 

J.4 

16 ELECTRIC STOVt excellent tor, 

dition 399j«]f M 

COINS — Hoard of old earn. Large 

pennies, half cants, halves, dimes, 

nickw*, indijns. etc Call 399.Mil 

t.f 

CHAIR, leod condition. Also sUp 

cover Sli. Bathroom rug, shower 

curtain towels, ydlow. Call 399; 

DIIHWASHEfi—WejtinghquM whit* 

porcelain cabinet type with counts 

er top Used little A.I eond, |75, 

Call 9J7M88 t-t 

GENERAL ELECTRIC Refrigerator, 

Cross top freeier us Dimng 

room tsble (blonde) M WS ith 

St 19907(1 g.7 

LOTS FOR SALI 

MARGATE 

MOTEL-POOL 

SS I'll ••vliihliNlii i! .mi •nii-i I 

'1\ units rim fn- 'j• niif, w ,-h 

S350 0O0 

BEACH 

REALTY CO. 

RtALTOH 

1»1 Vsnfnor A« 

Margara, IUI711 

• aMipo.a Call IM IBi'f, 

YIARLY RENTALS 

NEW ONE BEDROOM APT Equippea 

with air QOnrJitipmng. refrigerator. 

1119 oer month Grace Realty 7 , Realtori 

lith and Aibury, 199-1111 

tf 

APTS. FOR RENT 

WINTER OR y|ARL¥ RENTAL — 

AoBly 10} llrh St. secBnd fi 

1.7 

SUMMIR RINTALS 

APARTMENTS _ close to bead, «nd 

boareiwalk iios per seefe Stenton 

Arms S4S Steflton Place. tf 

KK w Rrvnr i io,r s B 3 i,'m c-SR-ias-^.&.'R u 

right to buil^sr^ si@i 

left Bus Funk, 399-9J68 

rrrile Wl -TWO BEDROOM AJ»T bftween !ni 

** and 3rd on itianlie Avt 1100 

per seek ava.li.ble June IBlh Call 

SUS. OPPORTUNITIES ^Kf M """^ ' inm ?L 

FOOD MARKET for tale or rent. 

Self servie^ now in operation BO'* 

IO0' building on tO'ilW cow 

property. Additional Barking ares 

iO'.liO 1 Fintures include 90' of refrigm-Blor 

HM, 100 ft Ulelving 9 

jjeates, Bquipment for self servige 

meat deeartment, grinders, sheer, 

band s«w etc Loeatad ii milej 

from Atlantie City off route JO 

-Small amount of ash required 

Call JM-51DQ for information tf 

SUN OIL CO, 

NEW 3-BAY 

SfRVICE STATION 

(NOW OPERATING) 

FOR LEASE IN 

SOMERS POINT 

FOR INFORMATION: 

R. J. GILL 

Phon«, Day . 34S.3S79 

Nights A Weekends • 

822-5128. 

Run your own 

business and 

ihare 

millions of 

credit card 

holder! 

Mobil Credit Girt hoidere. 

BullMn customers far Mobil 

(Mere, You got a oompietc 

U Of high.prcifli .aito pro). 

uots; îu aarrtee ^bs. 

« wWi piy, Finandal 

awistnnce avajkbte, Qppor. 

tunily now U you smUfy, OBU 

Day 348.2273 

Nighl 927-2321 

MOBIL 

MM mi by A«MW 

V. N. J,' 

RIAL iSTATi FOR SALE 

COMMERCIAL PBOPE BTy tenlfally 

located irtftjudirig siorci and Of 

fiees Leaded tenants Arspfosirnaiely 

ii"', fist .neome 15^, fl&wn pai 

ancs 15 year mortgage ai ?^ Wr't* 

Bop 187. Sentine! Ledger 8 7 

-AH OLD SWEtT LiTLF BRICK torn 

er row haul,. 3 bedrooms } 

oatht in vfry good eand Total price 

11 mucti let than a down paymeni 

On moif other r,ra,fe** IfSlsy ||0 5Q0 

Ceil 3i990J7 I f 

THREE APTS eioie to beach n»sr 

|4th St pr.ee iiiDOO fneome 

ilOOO Will take mortâg. Baa 391 

SENTINEL UIDCCR " " all 

RIAL iSTATi—RINT 

tton Hall, gth and Boardwalk, Mon . 

hug 3rd 

3 pmlSIO pm. Turn . 

A Aui 4th, 4th I1J0 am 10 JO p m , 

Wed Augg 

5. 11:30 a m -9 p m Ad 

aABOENS AREA — JJ4 BaM.ftia 

II M 

Rd , fine eomfnerCja! locatiBn 

Doetof, lawyer etc 4 mgg roomi 

and bath. ¥our inieeetion in»ited 

Cdrnund L WVisham Realtor 810 

Ocesn Ax , 399.0900 t I 

MODERN DUPLEX for rent 4 and 

I bedroom cottage for r.ni Hurry 

on these $ee Edmund L Wisham 

Realtor 399-0900 SIP Oeean *yl 

I f 

STORAGI FOR RfNT 

fTORAGE SPfiCE AVSILABL! .1 

Qeean Ctty Express Co , I fie 64S 

iay Av« Call 3990605 I t 

STORAGI SPACE tor lurmtufe, high 

and dry Reassnihie Call 399- 

*l00 1130 A WEEK Lortly fBr 

families, 1 ana 3 bedroom aoti 

Call weekendi 399-I111, H4 

1101 CeMTftAL AVE, comer attnetive 

apt from Auj. IS to Sept, 

11 Convenient location, close to 

beaeh, Applj SOJ lith St., second 

»«r _ f, 

LARO( APT seeond floor, 6 rooms 

and modern bath. Nicely furnished 

2 porches 2 private entrances, 

1 bedrooms, all twin beds. Parking 

in rear. Available from Sept I 

Apply 210 Oeaan Ave, t.f. 

CLEAN APArTTMENT near b««eh — 

Auf n to »#pt 5 195 Sept S to 

Setrt, 12 170 sleeei B Call 19* 

23 - i-11 

BEDROOM with own bath in private 

home, quiet Convenient, to 

mature persons only ]l9iiS4 §.11 

APT, tew t girls Aug. |20 week each 

plus plut Saturdjy wort rt t:10 t:30 im, to to 

9=?A 2iM p. H rwk 1?^^ fîîs Apti A—AS 6th P±L* ^==i »nd 

B^d 

e 

STUDIO APT »vailable for Aug F«. 

Ooff Apts, 6th and Boardwalk 

H4 

MODERN 1 BEbrTOOM APT avail 

able for yearly rental Quiet resl 

dential nelghbarhood Yearly lease 

S12S per month Available Aug. Ii 

Call 39H99S. §7 

TWO BIDROOM APT located in 

South End Ocean City Available 

weak of Labor Day (Sept I onward) 

reasonable Call 199.9115 111 

DELANCEV EFFICIENCY APTS — 

8S4 Deiinety, 175 per week, 

sleep* up to 4, 1 block from Beaeh, 

after L»bor Da» ISO tar week 199- 

1019, H4 

WINTER RENTALS 

WINTIrl RENTAL from Oet. 15 to 

May 15, 600 Ocean Ave ]99,J9!!r 

If 

ROOMS — alto a heusekeeping 

room by the weak Of weekends 

JIS-541? 17 

MARMORA — Two foomi, w«kjy 

120 doubli, il! iinjie Call 3» 

mo, §.u 

ROOMI FOB WORKING QIRLS "Alto 

dormitory for BOM, JM (ser week, 

food location CM 3994838 8-14 

NOTiet TO LIMIT CfrEDITOftS 

Estate of M EUlabeMi Rdber 

fl»»a»ed — 

Pursuant to the order of Arthur 

W. Larieks, lurrogats of the County 

of Cape May, made on the !Oth 

«y of July, li«, on the petition 

of fh. wbKrlMr, th. Qafflitor ef 

••Id deeaMM, DOOC. It hartby 

given to tfw CWdilonl of yls s> 

wdatlt to prnant to th* EiHutor 

wtthlri sin months from the JOth 

ami of July, 1970 their elaimj In 

writing and under oath specjfyiflg 

the aAnun! cl.lnlri anil the p.rtl 

eulan of the ei«lm. 

Dated July 20m, AD 1970 

F. Edwin Raiber, Enecutoi 

RoMrt K, Mi, Attorney 

Oeean City. N. I. 

- - - ^,»; fiF.io 

CLASSIFIED AD 


Sgf, Johnson of 

Phillipines base 

LUZON f-»li 11 •{>[>• ••. — I > 

Air Kiiri •• N;*^!i.m^ ii'p,ii rfn,it, 

ij, iiSsi^ni-d lit ,1 Linil i>! 'iv An 

Forrr ('tirnrnu inr.il 1'ifi^ SITMI r 

whirh pri'Vidi". ululi;il 

fiimmunii'Hlniiii. iiiiii ii 11 ir.i'lii 

ciinlni! fur Ihr I' S Air Ki.n . 

AB. (ifrmiins 

The si'rgriinl >>• n ! 

grariUiiU' iif I'm.MI I N ,1 1 

Schoul 

LIZANNE AND 

HAMMIE. Lizanne Frisby 

and her hamster Hamtnie 

took econd place henon 

in the Hamiter Class of thi 

Pet Fail" staged recently by 

thi Rtcreation 

Department Lizanne had 

been incorrectly identified 

in the picture last week, 

Lizanne is the daughter of 

Ui, and Mrs, James Frisby, 

of Olenside, Pa,, and 818 

Seacrest rd. She attends 

Abington Friends School 

and wU] enter the seventh 

grade next month. At the 

close of the year when she 

was in the fifth fp-ade her 

claismates voted to give 

her the class hamster and 

this is the one which won 

, at the Fair. 

A WfjiJihy man- is usually 

blosspd with an .-impli- number 

of poor n 


PAGE 13 


We evtn have Evening Classes. 

• • ( ' 

JWELL CRAFT ap 

pj AND COINS 

*f,LE aMODELS 

CRAFTS S HOBBIES 

,i2i! AffluRY Avm 

OCEAN CTTY J 

MUWHUMSIBIIIE 


After the Sale - it's the Service ihtt Countt 


2664358 Prat MimatM 822-31*1 

• Antenna InttillatiMis 

• Tower £ Reef Mounting* 

for VHF.UHF A FM 

Canplrtt SALES and SERVICE 

Color • Black A White TV 

YIS WE DO HAVE ., 

TV RINTALS 

1048 ASBURY AVE. DIAL 

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ON ROOSEVELT (LVD. IV, MILES WIST OF 

OCIAN CITY ON MTH STREET 

THE SURF ROOM 

AVAILABLE FOR PRIVATE PARTIES (up M M) 

OMANIUT1ONS • CLUBS * WtlV*T» ENTIUMef * a*H 

•_ BUrTKT SKKVR'K AVAlLABLK * 

Op«n Daily 'HI Midnight • Fri. 4 Saf. 'rij 2 *.m. 

BAR OPiN SUNDAYS AT NOON 

Clamj on the Half Shell or S roamed • Sandwiches 


Delivery Service - DM 3?MfQ6 

Dins Them Out 


mi 927-6980 « 

Rt. 9 and Massachusetts Ave. 

SOMERS MINT. NEW JBRSBY 

I • PLATTiRS 

• DELICIOUS 

*> SANDWICHES 

tar Lunch, , 

l _ Swpptr mm 1 

LM EMninfl / 

SMCk 


Every Pay I 

PACKAGE GOODS' 

CONEY'S 

34TH STREET 

em ioettvB.T Mm ONE MM FIOK IBBOE 

LIQUOR BAR & 

QTHRP COCKTAIL 

BffOMTO 4 DO»OTTIC 

HYI . BOURBON - GDI 

RUM AND WINE 

COLD BEER 

I AM TO 10 PM 

HO 5AIX3 ON IDMBAV 

OPEN § AM 

DIAL 399-9851 

ENTRY BLANK 

FIRST ANNUAL BABY RACE 

Monday, August 10th, 10 a.m. 

at the 14th Street Beach 

Sponsored by the Ocean City Recreation Department 

BABIES UNDER 15 MONTHS • CRAWLERS ONLY . NO WALKERS 

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