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SOMKHS POINT Neil Simon s rot rnl Broadway coftMftly hil. "I Ought To Be In Picturpv" oponcd Uisl wt't'k at Smith Jorsej Beglonal Theatre's <;atewa> Playhouse in SomiTs Poirit. !1te New York Actors Ktjudy professional cast for the (ialeway .product ion stars Kevip Sullivan itf the leading role' of down and out screenwriter. ' Herb Tucker Mr Sullivan has appeared on the tv series

Edgeof Night. ' Texas.” and "Another World" >as well as playing in a number of off Broadway, regional, and stock productions IN THE ROLE of his daughter. 'Libby*, is Abbe Gross, whose most recent appearances were with the Nassau Repertory Go’s productions of “California Suite" and "The Effects of Gamma Rays on Man-In-The-Moon Marigolds. In the suporting role of Steffie* is Irene Frances

Kling who appeared on Broadway with Irene Papas in "Medea” at the Circle in the Square. The play will have evening performances *at 8:30 on Wednesdays thru Saturdays through June and a scheduled matinee performance on Tuesday. June 23 For further information, call the SJRT box office at 653-0553.

STONE HARBOR - Local business people will receive? a letter from council advising them there will

be a charge for extra trash collections and that daily pickups will be made only upon request.

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Collective Federal Savings and

CtiURT HOUSE - George A. Rapp will be installed as commander of the Thurston Elmer Wood American Legion Post at the post’s 8 p.m. June 24

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Other incoming officers indue» senior vice commander W. Boyd Tyler, Loan's Great

junior vice commander Berkely Sayre, adjutant Bill Sherman, finance officer Bob Kouril, chaplain Bucky Wagner, sergeant at arms Bob Boell, historian Agnes White and judge advocate Joe Douglass. Auxiliary members will serve refreshments.

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Separation of newspapers and trash will start in early September. This separation obtains solely for newspapers. No magazines will be accepted in the newspaper collection since slick paper is unwantd. The papers must be kept tn a dry container because paper which has been wet cannot be recycled. Higher tipping ; fees would be "difficult to dollarize" said the n/ayor, but the borough must be prepared to expect them. — M’Ellen Rowland

MARGARET M BEAMAN. 80. of Ocean City. June 7 Born in Illinois, she lived here for shout 4 years LYDIE K. BROWN. 95. of Stone Harbor. June 13. A former employee of the Veterans Administration, she retired here 30 years ago WII.I.IS W. CARMICHAEL, 47. of Ocean City. June II. He was employed by the City, Dept of Public Works, and served In the Army in Korea and Vietnam JOSEPH J. BELZ. 55. of North Wildwood. June 8 The owner and operator of Joe’s Variety Store, he was a lifelong area resident LEROY N. GRICE. 56. of Ocean City, June 6 He lived here for 39 years, and was an employee of the Public Works Dept GEORGE HARWOOD. 89. of Ocean City. June 10 Born in England, he lived here for (he past nine years, after living in Philadelphia Mr Harwood was a retired photo engraver THOMAS B. HIRD. of Ocean City, June iO. An area resident since 1952, he was a manufacturer of leather products and operated a business here JAMES A. JOHNSON. 66. of Villas, June It. He was an area resident for it years. ALFRED KLIMESZ. 61. of Wildwood. June 8. A lifelong resident. he died unexpectedly In his home. Mr Klimesz was the retired advertising manager for the Wildwood Leader He was past president of the Wildwood Klwanis Club, and past vice president of the Wildwood Chamber of Commerce. ANNA MAY MctlALE, 59. of North Wildwood and lev Ml own Pa.. Jane 9. HER NIECE V. SHAFFER. 68. of Doylestown Pa June 12 She had moved here after living in Ocean City for 13 years, where the was a member of the Garden Club. ESTHER M. MALONE. 85. of Ocean City, June 9 Bom in Conn , she lived here since 1957. MARGARET M. OPDENAKER. 60. of North Wildwood, June 8. She was a resident for 30 years. PHELPS PHELPS. 14. of Wildwood. June 10. He lived here for 6 years after living in Jersey City for 9 years. Mr Phelps was a member of the New York Senate and was appointed Ambassador to Santo Domingo by President Truman* CHARLES A. SMITH. 75. of West Cape May, June 11. A retired inspector for the U S Customs Office, he had lived here for a number of years CORA M. SMITH. 93. of Ocean City, June 8 She was a longtime resident of Ocean City, after moving from Portia. Ark She was the oldest member in age of the Ocean City Baptist Church, and operated a shoe store on As bury Ave from 1913 until 1930s GEORGE H. WENGER. 65. of North Wildwood. June 13. A former employee of the Stetson Hat Co., he lived for 15 years

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