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CAPE MAT OOTOTY TOIES, IKDAY, I/£CI1BES 15, 1962

PUBLIC NATICK

Talks on Qiild Care k Kiwanis

Urged Active

Go^pentioa Between Big Brotiun aad the growing Tooth

jfor this. The child must be flvenl^-s W7 proper food et home and plenty of I jCpgkTX ( iH/ W.' anf’C excreted Look at Italian cbtldren YV Ollid

and obeerv., as a feneral rule the CroTlng and healthy condition those youngsters, yet they have very few frllla with their meals, whereas

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Driving home tlu Idea of big brother cooperation wth growing boym,

be derived from

•d and the benefits tc °* Bttantinn In the Bi

attention to the o >d* of the city's youth. Prof. James M. Stevens, superintendent of the roan City public

at a lunch* n of the Kiwan-

la Club held In the Fleetwood Hotel in Ocean City on ' adne*day afternuul, urged Kiwan ins to have a

board

3 of emmn rm

co ^tyof

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boys and glria.

care for the growln who today are repr tentative of the future American clnenship. "This country real capable sn and women. he future need* these men and wot -n and today they 4 *re found In t » youngsters attending school," P f. Stevens de-

dred.

"Olrls need attejtlon from their

elders, as much at the moral aide, the

deal more attention "The general att ude of Kiwanis mbera toward thi inder privileged

cUld la of untold good suggestion th

men and women a I those married ones whose lives n childless In a

growing boy or

girt and lend thati>lg brother and big slater feeling tc hese youngsters. "Children are dl ded into divi-

sions and are: thr fltient. twelve per per' cent normal, bright, and three

bright. It is a {stake to devote time and eSort tofce deficient and dull division* of cldren, and allow the bright and verjbrlgbt to go un-

attended.

"It is. finally. » the three per .jnt very bright Ivlslon that the country depends. iThe underprlviehlld is nctUway* the child of shallow mentalfilUty-

hy lack of attentn and given no natural advantagtsave the training alone, t Is up to ua take this boy or ^ up and go along Older brother into which

another child with a good table wi|; Coiiuenmation Body FaiU to Agree be undernourished because he or ehe ^ JoJujob Laad Queation-RcquestJ

la not getting the proper foods." Dr. Corson declared that a recreational field with baseball diamonds for children of various age limits, should be constructed in Ocean City, as a means of obtaining one form of recreation. He also touched on the tennis court situation and urged that children be permitted to play

Diacharge by Circuit Judge

Tennis Co.nmission Reports

mt dull, seventy

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adults: social. v«W and manueL As example* of t social, or leader

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others. Woodi In the verbal splendid exam] Tour boy or tertng school, one of the ' three classes. ,

•The boy wfdoes something bad Is not to be diemned as totally

and there are

stand* high

and Edison a the manual close,

or the youth day turn ont

in any of the

OCEAN CITY—

The City Commissioners of Ocean 'tClty. at a meeting held Monday af-

somo certain courts, where the older .ternoon In the Council chambers, players could not Interfere. went on record favoring the appolntA number of out-of-town gueeta ment of new Commissioners for thd^ v...... . uu , were Introduced and John R. Groves,'Condemnation of certain lands In the commission.

order being for thsi appointment of Commissioners *o condemn land the said Morris L. Johnson for pub-

lic boardwalk purposes.

"And. be It further resolved that said application be presented by Andrew C. Boswell,. Solicitor of this City, and that the same be signed by the Mayor and s tented by the City Clerk on behalf of the City." At a meeting held laat week, members of the recent condemnation commission, failed to agree on the propoeal. Adams was unwilling to condemn the land at any price, and the two others were prepared to condemn It but could not agree as to the monetary side of the question. They reported themselves "hopelessly divided" and petitioned for thdr discharge and the appointment of a new

recently quite 111, u

the meeting.

ACCIDENTAL DEATH OF COAST GUARD ON MONDAY baish Hortou, of Ooeen City, Hsi Been Hunting Babbits and Ducks OCEAN CITY— Funeral servloea for Isaiah Horton, 28 years old, who before his sudden death on Monday afternoon, was a member of the United States Coast Guard Service, being stationed Fifty-ninth Street Station, were held Thursday In Pleasantville and Interent was In the PleasantviUe Cem-

ery-

Horton had been out hunting ducks and rabbits on Monday afternoon. in the meadows near Fiftyfourth street, between Central and Asbury avenues. Gun shots were heard by nelghbora shortly after three o’clock In the afternoon. Guards at the coast station expeetHorton to come on duty at 3:46 o'clock, but when he failed to appear they became worried and a searching party of guards, police sad ana. set out to locate the lag man. Shortly after eight o'clock Monday night. Horton’s body was fouhd near a (dump of bushes, his gun by his side and gun shot wounds In chin, neck and face. The gun he i was a single barrel shot gun and indications were that slipped and stumbled, the i on being discharged as he fell. A brace of bounds used by Horton In hunting speared <ln the neighicod shortly after four o’clock and this led neighbore to suspect ♦hat Horton ha^eltuei been Injured tad met with foul play. Therei the searching party was organ-

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welcomed Into yoeseesion of Morris L. Johnson for

public boardwalk purposes. In view the resolved failure of the late

membership

of William F. fhrtver, Mark Adams and R. Curtis Robinson, to reach an agreement relative to the Condemnation of the lands. The resolution offered at (he Commissioners' meeting reads ss follows: "WHEREAS, It has been reported to this Board that, WUllam F. SI river. Mark W. Adams and R. Curtis Robinson. Commissioners appointed to condemn certain lands of Morris L. Johnson, in the City of Ocean City County of C .pe May, and State of New Jersey, lor boardwalk purposes, (which lands are described in a petition to this city and on file In the County Clerk's office and also described ir. an order made by Ralph W. Dongea. Esq., which order Is also filed in said County Clerk's office), that tne aforesaid named persona after considering the matter of said petition and said order cannot agree And they request the court to appoint new Commission ore In their place,

and stead.

Therefore, be It resolved by the Board of Commissioner* of City. New Jersey, that the City of Ocean City make application (by petition In writing) to Ra*ph Dongea, Esq. Judge, for the appointment of new Commissioners In place and stead of WUllam F. Shrlver. Mark W. Adams, and R. Curtis Robinson to condemn the lands of Morris L. Johnson In the City of Ocean City. Cape May County, for public boardwalk purposes, under and virtue of the provision of an Act of the State of New Jersey, which act is set forth In the petition of City and In sn order made by said Judge, which were filed In the County Clerk's office, Cape May Court Bouse, New Jersey; said petition and

The bouy was conveyed to the Cadm&n undertaking establishment _ _ later was taken to a Pleasantville undertaker pending funeral ar-

bad. He «

good in him. /OoA *rant us more gangs that wW lead them and help their UW°rk.” Prof. Steve fbUowed two other member* of tpob who were called on to speak! the “Under Privileged Child” f® other standpoints. Dr. John pdlf. Pastor of First M. E.furoh In Ocean City, when called; to present the moral 'bject before the membershtv strf the keynote by calling attentkp the need of big bro-

ther and among thel

“We mu* 101 i®Poee a penalty for puniest, but for correction. We must f personally responsible for the bdwa girls of today, who

tomorrow!

Ity of thl United Stat. shoul.- ^

H^aAPP, Collector, uwlid trmcts or lota maj ae payment to the ont <5Kctor. before Um

1922.

A. H. SAPP, tipper Townehlp Collector. (9.0«. -

T saved is a penny earned , crisp up the cereal in a jr or omelet pan Instead g up the whole oven just

or heslth! But the ones ottlng under your tre« inf anybody's constitution.

n ao have a world of

i ought to look

up one bf Lend him a few nickels when the money. It Is « terrible fetation for s youth, without a refute, tb steal, even though

the theP« petty.”

ly urged that the men ’• some boy. treat that boy HkJlttle man and not a "mere

kid." I

Dr, ftn Corson, called on first to pr,-: the. subject from the physic*! idpalnt. stated that In his exatn 4on of children in the public sefe- h< ‘ had come across s total o i3 wl th defective teeth. In sud, instance the parent* are notifie*st something 1* wrong. Dr. | Cor^xplained. and they are asked ( to t) the child given 'dental treat- j

me yr the defect.

-some school children, under foil undernourished are given *Hpne half pint at each recess." Irson stated, “and in this man-

to build themselves

lot alone Is mtlk responsible

Horton resided with his wife and small child at 3o7 Asbury avenue in Ocean City. He was quite popular among the Coast Guard attaches and his death Is considered a great loss. An honorary escort from the Coast Guards was furnished and many friends gathered for the funeraL New York man’s wife was visiting out west. He wrote her saying: "My Treasure. I send you «ny beat love." She replied, saying: “My Treasurer: Please send your beet check.” CITY OF SEA ISLE CITY HEW JERSEY

Board of Commissioners of Sea Isle

City, M. J.

Notice la hereby given of a meeting of the Board of Commissioners of Sea Isle City, Nev Jersey, to be held on the 27th day of December. 1922. at the hour of 2 P. M.. Eastern Standard time, at the Commissioners’ Room in the City Hall. Sea Isle City. New Jereey; for the purpose of considering the Report of the Commissioners of Assessment, relative to the asHHaisnent of the costs and expenses of the Improvement provided for by sn ordinance entitled. “An Ordinance to grade, gravel and curb the roadway of Venlcean Road, from the Southwest curb line of Minerva street or County Boulevard. 500 feet: (ss provided by ordinance No. 31). Also grading and gravelling the westerly sidewalk of Venlceaa Road and providing for the cost and expense thereof :*’ passed on the 8th day of November. 1920. Dated December 13. 1922. JOHN L. MAHER.

City Clerk.

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The resolution drafted by the City Commiasloasrs win he presented to Circuit Judge Ralph W. Dongea Harvey Y. Lake, B. Frank Smith and Ewing T. Corson, members of the Tennis Commission, tendered a report In which they pointed out the value of the game in the Ocean City summer life, and the many advantagee offered on the clay courts for

In the report It was stated that a charge of twenty-five cents per person per hour Is assessed against players and that of the total of 3,133 persons who mads use of the courts, 639 were women. The total expenditures for the season, which opened In August, listed at 8938.71. Total receipts for the courts. 9952.50. There are eight oourta In use during the season and ail are considered excellent for players, being of a sandy clay surface. In addition this committee reported that a system of keeping track of the players had been enforced so that the home and foreign addrees of every player who went on the courts last year. Is at hand. ORDER ADA SILICA BLOCK FOR your foundation and rest satisfied.—

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COURT BUSINESS LIGHT THIS TTCOTf (Continued from pas* 1) Clara Rasnek vs. Wllburt B. Hudgins Theodore C. Loveland and Jamss L. Records, trading as the Brennard Manufacturing Company, vs. Harry . Lake. Anna Wilbur and Hiram R Wilbur vs. Walter Good. Circuit Court Issues Edward F. Jones vs. Nelson Z. Graves, Builder, Cape- May Hotel Company, owner and William S. Cas* selman, Receiver, on. mechanics lien, J. Laban Headley and Mark W, Adams, trading, &c., as Headley A Adams, vs. J. Frank Shellenbergpr, owner, L. Leslie Headley Co., a corporatldn, Builder, on mechanics lien.

Michael C. Barrett vs. Edwin Q. Dreby,* Jr., and Mre. Edwin C. Dreby, Jr. Hastings Trueax, trading as Acme Meat Market, vs. Wilbert B. Hudgins. Mary C. Craig vs. George C. LoefHer. . | Common Pleas Appeals Mary F. Felix m John F. GotskL

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