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THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CTnf.NJ,
Pops'season begins Sunday
WUlJam Schema, musical hall hour em-Her Bum usual « *e Music through- Reiser, was bora in
dkeetor of to Ocaan City, baeause of to Fourth of outthe summer.
Czechoslovakia, and At an
Pops Orehtstri, aimpuneos July ovants; TueMjay and This year there wiU be an early age moved to
toe flrst cbnwrt flf TO sea- Wedneiday conoirts begin 18-piece orehastra. laid England,
son will begin 8 pm. Sun- at 8 pjn,
Sdrtible, th* largest in
day, July 3 on to Music Per<strong>for</strong>ming this week will recent years <strong>for</strong> the con- After studies at the JuB-
Pier. It and succeeding con- be soprano Deborah Truxal,
Uard School and at Yale
certs wiU feature guest solo- tenor David Jarratt and "We wiU have two spe- University, he was assistant
Uts, _>
baritone Todd tnomas, Od- cial children's concerts concertmaster of the Savan-
In announcing the season- Ust Christopher Gauthier during the summer," ha nah Symphony, He later
opener, Scheible revealed wiU per<strong>for</strong>m on Sunday said. "Hie Lolly Peps concert returned to England where
this season's orchestra will evening only, Monday's July 27 wUl feature the Give he was • member of the
be bigger than in recent program wilT feature the and Tata Jugglers, On Aug London Mozart Players,
years and wiU be per<strong>for</strong>m- South Jersey Festival Q»o- 17 during the second chil- was guest concertmaster of
ing a number of new ms.dren's
concert, Mr. the English National Opera,
selections.
Scheible also announced McFeely, a .featured celeb- and also played with the
Monday evening's pro- a new concert master, Paul rity from Mr. Roger's Philharmonia Orchestra.
iram wffi begin 7M, one- Reiser, will be m residence Neighborhood TV show
appear, sponsored by More recently he has
ft the Philadel-
. An array of new musical Orchesfxii, die Fenn*
•etetlni wffl be featured Ballet Orchestra,
throughout the summer, the Opera Company of
said Schelble, ranging from Philadelphia, die Delaware
the Beatles to Andrew Symphony, and Philly
Uoyd Webber's hit Broad- Pops, as weU as teaching m
way show*
the Philadelphia area.
We're open ALL YEAR'ROUND
7 DAYS A WEEK
"PIKE II"
RESTAURANT
DAILY BREAKFAST Served tu 2pm
LUNCH and DINNER SPECIALS
FRESH SEAFOOD DAILY
CsoMflg at MMOMMf MtM
"«*i fimllf Hnttunnt of Springttoui* Pm, ««§• f iif "
•f 0 OCMM An.. Octtn City. NJ, 3IMBI9
jONATHGN
LIVINGSTON
RESTAURANT
Enjoy to • ttaBeieh Delicious Club Meal Motel I »ih & Bpanlwiik, Relaxed tHnIng Pram In Og, a Hi.
• OnOurDeek
Casual Atmosphere
Breakfast •Lunch • Dinner I OvwIooUni Tte Aifsnlte Qeean
CHEF'S SPECIALS,
Sent fmm 4M pm, u 9,-QO pm,
fnQtx.i tsrntln HCJlrwiiK"WiIff?i&6 ^**s
Tucj.:Fn;»lily made Cub Cukes .
Wed.: Baked Hun garnished wAlncapple & cheny
mBMmtfmm%7a£lmM^ fig
Sun.: Prime Rib of Beef au Jus '
Specials include soup or salad, vigiutlii, roll md butler
BraaWasU Lunch SoivodTam-iaOpm m
Dlnnar 8tw9d 4.0Q pm-^M) pni v l^ff
Fish stories
begin with the
HALLENGER FLEET])
3rd & Bay Ave. Ocean City. NJ,
4 Hour Fishing Trips
8 am & l pm, 7 days a week
Pick a Lunch • Rodt Available
Night Blueflshlng 7p.m. Wed.-Sat.
Sails from
Ocean City Marina & Rshlng Center
3rd & Bay Ave, Ocean City
399-5011
aberers
, dn»d» of our deUdsutipMliitlM
',: World F«n«MM.You'll Iwrtour
r. DlrinsrSwvid 430-10 PM
( Tishernian's Inn
OPEN EVERYDAY
BREAKFAST
8a.rn.-i p.m.
DINNER
4 p.m.-9 p.m.
ALL DINNERS INCLUDE
SALAD BAR
3325 Asbury AvtnUB • Ocean City, N J • 3994)799
Summerfield
Cafe
FINE DINING
Breakfast, LunclyS Dinner
Early Birds-5 pm to 6:30 pm-$8.50
Breakfast & LunchJB to2daily ,
Take-Out Available
926 ASBURY AVE., OCEAN CITY
Reservations Suggested 391-9595
MARMORA SEAFOOD
Full Une ol Freah Soalood
And Cooked Takeout
FRESH FISH & SEAFOOD
CALL 390-0842
{THISWEEK'S SPECIALS. ^" a
OPEN
Tues. thru Sun.
Closed Mondays
FRIED SEA SCALLOP
PLATTER
$ 6.99',+ Tax
LITTLE NECK CLAMS
D6Z
WAYSIDE VtUAGE
MARMORA
FuU Course Dinners
Classified ads
bring results!
* / J ^
David Jarratt
Delicious Ic^Cream
Crider's
Ice Cream Parlor
OPEN
SUN.-THURS. 6-11
FHI. 4 SAT. 6-12
1256 Asbury Ave. Ocean Gty ^
Come Join Us! -tc
also in Pleasantville and Margate •$(
RESTAURANT
NOW
wnii* OPEN
7 DAYS A WEEK!
1
4 Dazzling Naw Restaurant at
Ocran City's South End
55tll St. (On the Curve) Phone 391*9292
CG?L'S DBL?
IN THE GARDENS
719 Battersea Rd. 3*8-1811
We carry a complete line of: 1
Hot Sandwiches, Dinner Platters,
. Salads, Cheesesteaks and Hoagies
Order your July 4th Party Trays
EAT IN or TAKE OUT
Breakfast
Hours: 7 am.-JO p m. A
«?«SSraHB ASK ABOUT OUR
Same Great Food
^ Just A New Name
Under New Management
^n row ORCHISTBA
MUSIC PIER
WUllam Scheible, Music Director
Guest Soloists:
. D ebomh Tmxal, soptann
David J»mtl, tenor
Todd Thomas, baritone
Christopher Giuthler, MUO &mi
SItoWlChoii%Mond«F
Deborah Truxal,
Christopher Gaulhler.oello
nmotmm..- -»-.———
DtrtdlmaH
(Bsite of SevUW.........
Todd Thomas
m* -.
Intennlssko
•Drooduoy T^M B M... an.
WttoB»Mt JCT#ta eamson) —- Hand.fl
DeboiahTrnxal and WlUlam Scheible, trumpet
Meditation frm Ifc* - M
Panl Reiser
Lmfi Prm/er... -
Davtd Jarratt
HafyOtty. « ^
How Grtal Thou M Todd Ttamu
CmwsA : — • R«S«
Faith tfOw^Mm • M»er
7WPM. MONDAY, Jl&Y 4
Fireworks to Follow
American Fantask Overture Herbert
ThcRoseofTralet...~ atr. Warrington
David Jairatt
Musk Mm-~.........,.:> • Wilson
Oluctdiqutstatfhm Donaetti
Deborah Truxal
Star and Stripes,....,].. Sousa
American ftrtwl.-.. Jrfeacham
O $fci«m*«hi*. - ..«• Trad.
Utaft Amtrk» to Me (as sung by Frank Sinatra)
Amafh»atBtavt^am. Ward/Bates/Whitney
BattkttmnofiheRepubtic Wilhousky
South Jersey Festival Choruaand the
Margate Community Church Choir
FaulMcKay, Director
God BUsa America Berlta/Warrlngton
391-0072
STREET
THIS IMIK'I SPECIAL
BREAKFAST 2 Eggs, Toast 8. Potatoes Q
HotRoastBeefprPork »- (
[•2.00 OFF
«- JJ
With This Coupon
tiOerHonOiiMtClwek
EttaMUl
EAT-IN or TAKE-OUT SEAFOOD
If you like
Sticky Buns
you'll love.,.
N0W0PEN
, TUES.-SUN. ,
OetiiiCity,IU.|
r ;CU)SEDM0N. > ,U\
<strong>for</strong> fotfd and drink, •, , y , 4, "'."" , 1 \,i\ ^
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IFRIPAY, JULY 1,1988
THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN Cm, N J.
At 11 years old, this cellist is a bonafide. experienced pro
pump ttl, a fact iheet on Service, Building No, 22,
bw boaters can lessen pol- Sandy Hook Station, Watt
Sutton of inland waters, is Hancock, N.J.; hone 1-2Q1ivaUable
by contacttng ti\B 872-1300. '
PASTRY
SHOPPt
For All Your,.,
JULY 4TH GOODIES
IT'S DOT'S
"men Quality Comas ffref"
ITORE*S
100 Atlantic Ave., Ocean City • 391-9616
Fully Air Conaitlontd '
BREAKFAST SPECIAL
coffee or >rlu tt» .*1 T7VL,
MATUMNGi
Breyer*s
HAWAIIAN LUAU
CRUISE TO The
DEAUVILLE
Every Thursday at 5:00 p.m.
Aboard the Miss Ocean City
$27,v « per penon, Includes
round trip fare, epectacular
buffet &ihow
For Reservations
and ,
CHARGE IT BY
PHONE
Sails From Ocean City
Marina & Finning Center
3rd & Bay Avenue
!U'< 1 .> m. . .* - . ' t f..
OPEN 8 a.m. • • 7 Days a Week
EZZ
REMODELING
BATHROOMS
VINYLSIDING
CONSTRUCTION CORP.
We do It all!
1235 WEST AVEKUE
OMn Nty.ru.
• KITCHENS
INTERIORS
-WINDOWS
Datlgners 1 luMen fir 91 Yun
Call 399-5338
Campbell's Seafood Kitchen
3JV ASBURY AVENUE PHONE 399.4337
We're hooked on...
Campbell's Seafood!
Oni of the finest
', m J| Take-Out Seafood Kitchens
in South jersey
- • CombinatWh Sea Food
> , ,, Broiled or Pried
Cherrystone Clams
Wstsamtd Clams
• Clam
Chowatr ,
• Snapper
.'•Ffjrtl Shrimp ' ::m
' -•-^ i; —'-—1 t ' ii!4oMtir,Ti!l
This 4tfi of July
weekend is a good
<strong>time</strong> to try your luck
at Blackjack,
But not the
fJ-Deck or 8-Deck
Blackjack most of the big
casinos play. I'm talking
about Blackjack the way it
should be played in
Atlantic City.
4-Deck Blackjack.
And where can you find it?
Only at th^ Claridge.
EARLY BIRD SPECIALS
AAon-Frl,
4pm.6p,m.
'8.95
Soms examples listed below:
• Beef lips with peppers
• Chicken Dijonaisse
•Shrimp and Scallops,
in Lobster Sauce with Lingulnl
•Fresh Fish of the day
, AbovBinoludBitoiiediBlBd.potatoorllnauini,
. coffee and dessert
4 Decks on the 4 th .
And at the Claridge, every 4-Deck Blackjack
table conies with something extra, A friendly
dealer.
A dealer who smiles and remembers your name. ' 1;
So this 4th of July play Blackjack the way it should be,
played in Atlantic City—the Classic way with 4 decks.
Only at the Claridge,
TheAtlantic City Classic.
v
653-0900
Major Credit Cards
Accepted
PAGE 15 — SECTION 0NB
Christopher Gauthier's tqabv, nawll.wIU play a Mann Music Center student
I mother swears that when real cello as a special t ttl i f
I hi Was a mere 6mth soloist t O f
months, she says, he was beftasatSpjafc Temple University's Center was. I had to look it up In - l ^ ^ d education — and an odysthat
buzzing tone. As I studying with Orlando Cole
back <strong>for</strong> my and Metta Watts at the Cenhe
said, ter <strong>for</strong> Gifted Young Musimat's
Gl' dans, which trains gifted
l«vc a tone. I young people from 10 to 17
I pretending to play an imag- ehristopher, whojook Oty campus in Phlladel- the. encydopedta. "I had hummed it, ran in the(and
even younger prpdi-
^ary Xviolin, ^ rt „ „, ' £f«pta« tirat place feu BOi mring ^ng in the me phia. " ' ' ' ' ' ' always liked liked* piano music, house and played it it on the the gies) in a comprehensive
On Sunday, July 3. Chris- Philadelphia Orehtitra's Christopher made the My husband • loves' rock, piano, and it was "G
includes private study,
ciumibcr ensemble* otchos*
tra, master class and per<strong>for</strong>-
"He had learned to read
seven. "We were The center's faculty
.flute
„ ......otoa
dirinet
....baiioon
» ,,ist trumprt/Ubnrian
1 ." musical program that
" ' switch from a make-believe and that's actually what
violin to playing an actual Christopher heard in the
WMiam Scheible, Music Director (small-sized) cello at thd age house <strong>for</strong> the first three
ftulMser,.,... ..._ ...OonMrtmaste o i tore, according to Nancy
Hess, the centers administrative
director.
"Christopher's teachers
have been patient and
understanding. They really
care about him as a whole
person,"hismother said.
In addition to private lessons,
(he center gives Christopher
the opportunity to
^. years of his life."
play In a chamber group
_ -violin
with other children Saturday
mornings.
/Susan Davenport... „„„._.„.„... „_„.. violin
Silly Schelbto „.,..,„ .I"*ZI""!violln
Lucia Oilibro..,., „„,„ „ yj^
Ardathielzar ---.Z_vipia
Alicia Simpson.«..........•,•_,„,„„.„„„„,.„„ .cello
MarcSeldenbcrg .,.„ \ _. ,.,„L.^btss
Jeffrey Uhlig/John Handy
Yolanda Hcucd
Stephpn Labiner .„
Anthony Stachliwi .„„„..„.
Carolyn Gutierrez .;„
Linda Brown..... _,.....
Junes Hala................
Steven Heitzcr ,„„.„.
Catherine Bridge
Florence lerardi „ „
INFO ON BOATERS' WASTE POLLUTION ^
Free copies of Dump it or N% Sea • Grant Ixtenion
Dayton, Ohio at the <strong>time</strong>, cello fw$100 so that he
After reading a book about could leam along with his
the Suzuki method. Gaurh- son. By the middle of their
ter says she found Christo- first book of music, Chrlstopher
a violin teacher, who jrtier had passed hta by.
was really a cellist. "When and Harold gave It up.
she suggested mat he play "And I never encouraged
the ceflo fl Harold Instead, to Christo- practice, because p ,
pher liked the idea, because h he was never mat t good," d"
it was bigger then a violin, his wife said.
And he just took off from "I remember when I first
there." * realized mat Christopher
For Martha Gauthier and had perfect pitch," Martha
her husband, Harold, both Gauthier remembers, "I
physicians, Christopher's had left my key in the car
musical career has been an after shopping, and it set off
fo! muSc we
and h seemed lite
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. Early Dining Is a real
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Choose from Fresh Catch of the Day
Bake
Shrimp with Broccoli and Linguini, Fried 3
Seafood Platter.
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Dinner also includes Souppr Salad,
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J- ib IrnparJal , . . SHRIMP &
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V SEAFOOD TAKE OUT
UTTIENICII
CUMS
MUIlllS
IPSWICH CLAMS
Hardshell
CRABS
StnmidEatttm
• ShortStyli
FOR THE GRILL:
RID SNAPPER
MANO
COOKUPACLAMBAKK
Fltti READY
VA Lobster '
6 Large Shrimp
6 Clams
2 Ears Corn
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