Oct 1983 - On-Line Newspaper Archives of Ocean City

IT ; r
PAGE 6 — SECTION TWO
A community thanks
the Rev. Killeen
BAYER
ASPIRIN
MTTUW1M
M.HIIU4I
KtMlAVUAtlf
IMTI
OFTEROENT
OUAKEBSTAH
MIPBI lUND
MOTWOIL
RIOPAN or
RIOPAN PLUS
ANTACID
LOREAL
NAIL COLOR
KNNIMTMI
BIRD SEED
lATTtllEt
IIMT,
-r. ratu
MMT
1*
•wr
SHOP ANYONE'S AD AT ECXMD
We're the moit competitive
LOCALLY drugstore In town! We meet
anurn'Tiern aM locally advertl86d P rlces
ADVcHTIvfcU on identical merchandise.
DOIPtC Brlnfl ln any Clirr * nt « d8 '^r"
THE SKPJTINEL.LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N.J,
HOBITUSSIN DM
COUGH CONTROL
1"
BL ....... •
Limit I
REVLON LIPSTICK
NMil
OLD HARBOR FORMAL
CANDLES
1MN PRIX
SLIMLINE AM/FM
STIREO RADIO
uHfe ••AlMllill
TANS
Mt-Mit.
71"
MJMTATiON
PEWTER-LOOK
OIL LAMP
WD-40
LUBRICANT
.1"
MIDLAND
DEMIXIELECTIONIC
LuUnumbtr
rtdiil a muH
buttons.
Sale Prices Good Thru Wed. Oct. 19th.
GEM BATH PAC
- 97 C
Clipper*, twMZsn,
lite « morel
KRAFT •ROWN
WRAPPING
PAPER
•Mt,FT.
M IM
THURSDAY, OCTOBER PAGE 1 - SECTION TWO THE SENTINEL LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N.J. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 13,
10th anniversary for pastor ) I Contest reminder, and a couple erf cool-weather recipes for autumn \
Dr. Martin
pastor
CALIFORNIA
UeWARMIM
tlaM/
DitrraMLn
CALCULATOR
ltMI*|,4ti
9th Street and Bay Ave. Occaif Cfty, RJ.
Mfi iimm W wMf'Uti Ui
C,
Wlnnat, *• >n Interdenominational
„ ecumenical congregation with
ByHAJUGHUBER
SodalEdnor
Cooking connection
types of home cooking.
Included in the leaflet are
recipes tor dutch rarebit,
spaghetti pie, cneeaey potato
pancakes and many more.
For your free copy tend *
itamped, telf-addre**ed long
envelope to Cheese jamboree,
American Dairy Association,
ffi S. SaUna St., Syracuse,
SEA ISLE CTTY - TH§ aid nil parishioner* but to all
Joeal governing bodj^ has residents of Sea Ue City."
formally laudsd the Rev, John The formal resolution Went
16 In celebration of his 10th wddlngi were
C, KUleen for hJj mlnlatratlon on to cite the Catholic
annlveriary a* pastor._
400 funeralj) conducted, 300
to thi community Father minister for having "always
He assumed his port at
baptisms performed in the
MUMn hat been reawlgned to nude himself available to
a new pattorata out of the
Margate in October 1973, last 10 year*. And thousands
offer hit tpirltua! comfort to
county.
coming from St. Paul'! of shore visitors make at-
many In their time of sorrow
Lutheran Church, tendance at Sunday service a
Rev, KUeen, patter of the and need,"
Philadelphia, where he had"must"
at the Margate
St. Joseph's Church here for Rev, KiUeen has been
been senior pastor for 20 Community Church—the
the put seven and a half reassigned by the Camden
colonial church complei
vean, wa§ presented with a Catholic Diocese to a
On Oct. 16 a combined which won a national award
resolution from the Sea Isle pastorate In Cherry Hill.
morning wonhlp service is tor outstanding architecture,
City CommlMloneri for •Fattier Kllleen will be
scheduled for 10 ajn. and Dr,
having "given untiringly of mlsied by all who know bun
Wtsznat will preach the BHgantine, Atlantic City to
lgj time and effort to not only Bid love him," the resolution
sermon, "Transfixed or Philadelphia - they come.
continued, concluding win an
Transfigured," to be foDowed In Mi study Dr. Wlaznat sits
PHOTO PICKUP COST atenslon of "belt wishes and
at 11 a.m. by the celebration surrounded by a variety of
AD pietvM Out appear In continued success."
recaption in the church plaques .---,-- and pictures which
r
ne Sentinel-Ledger may be A certified copy of the
fellowhiip haU, Members, testify to bis miniatry and Ms
picked ap.t the office, 11Z 8th resolution was presented to
Wends and also ouUof-tawn concern: Framed bachelor's,
Street for a charge of «, any Rev. KUeen "ta appredatleii
time daring the regular and recognition for his Departing pastor Rev. John C. Kiileen Is presented with a resolution by guests are expected. master's and doctor's
Margate Community degreea,honortrylmlgitoood
builneit day, loUawimt spiritual contribution to fee Sea Isle City Commissioners William H. VanArtsdalen Jr., left, and J. Church si W00 Ventnor Pky. ta the Knights of Columbus,
poblkaoon in the paper. Sty of Sea Isle City." Alan Gansert.
the B'nal B'rlth human
relations award, a special
recognition by the Daughters
qf the American Revolution;
AMKiCA'S FAMILY DRUG STORE
pictures of Archbishop Fulton
Sheen and Dr. Norman
NEW ARRIVAL?
Vincent Peale, preaching at
Tell us about your new Bundle and receive
Or, Wlsznat's Philadelphia
iekertfs TOE Baby Bundle plus F8f I membership
In iclafd's Baby Bundle Club, Members
"When I get even slightly
discouraged, I look at these
receive discount coupons for Baby's pre-
"trophies" and they Inspire
scriptions and much needed baby products.
me to go on," he says.
Visit our Pharmacy for details.
Dr. Wlsmat was born of
German missionary parents
ta Brazil. After studies In
South America and European
schools, a scholarship brought
ASSORTED SNACK-SIZE
him to the United State,
CANDY
Later, an Invitation by a
MRS
ANDES ORf ME d« MENTHE
WRIOLEYS SUM or
ML BUBBLE GUM
• KANUT HITTER KlSSiS
HALLOWEEN
l«-O2.
CANDY
• SUN GIANT RAISINS
TMTtti HMOS 1M4L,
••by Ruth,
101 bubble gum pieces
Bulterfinger
CYALUME
ASSORTED HALLOWEEN
LIGHTSTICK
COSTUMES
4 89
TIP: Just before
scrambledegg*. sprinkle with
There is still one week left
grated Parmesan cheese.
to enter recipes ln the
What's Cooking '« contest
Deadline for accepting
uncovered, for U minutes;
entries for this sixth annual LASAGNA ROLUJPS tarn a half turn after 8
Growing without soil garden club talk
contest Is a pjn. Wednesday,
minutes. Sprinkle cheese over
Oct. 19, All recipe* wUl then 12 Huted-edge Usagna top,
be given to a panel of Judge* noodle*
Microwave on full power,
The technique of pawing •uccessfully grown wife fee chairman, discussed tie
who wi". determine the 10 3 T. butter
uncovered, until cheese to
plant* without soil was ex- use of chemicals and water. possibilities of but trips In Be
rim, •eml-flnallsts ln each of the % c. chopped onion melted, about 1 minute. Let
plained to members of the Thl* method, she noted, future. • '^
three categorle* — appettm 3 pkg*. (10-ox.) froMn stand uncovered 5 minutes
Garden dub of Ocean City at makes it poiaibk to cultivate
•ihtfc and salad*, entrees and soups, spinach, thawed and before *ervtag.
Iheir monthly meeting In the plants on a patio or even in-
Dr, Martin Wiszuyf and bread* and desserts.
id
8th ft. recreation hall last doors If the gardener hu little BUS TRIP OCT. M tn
Contestant* chosen will be
•cream
Abo from the Dairy
week.
outdoor space available She Our Lady of SorroM
notified by mall to bring the Wtsp. salt
Association!* this recipe for a
The speaker wa* Margaret exhibited several specimens Church, Unwood, wffi tponMr
Philadelphia church i to dish (prepared at home) to
cheese »auce made with
Winner, representing grown by this process. a bus trip Sunday, Oct. 30(%
become It's pastor convlncod the cafeteria of the In- v, e. grated Parmesan carrot*, mushrooms, Italian
Shoreline Gardening of South
BalUmore Harbor Including a
hta to return to Amerliai.i termediate school, 19th Street cheese
•usage, tomato sauce and
Seavllle. Her topic wa* A grape vine wreath made visit to be aquarium. Tidtfn
He served aa senior pa«r and Bay Avenue, Thar*day, IT. flour
cheese. Serve hot over
"Introduction of by Mary Frid was presented are ISO per person and dotft
service performed
geared to the beautiful feD quart rectangular baking
bv our own
• weather we have been having. dish. Arrange roD-upe ta dl«h
With warm sunny days and and cover with remaining
cool comfortable evening*, sauce. Bain until not and
PROMPT 1 DAY SERVICE
Call Mow
fee.change In seasons also bubbly, about 30 minutea.
••Urrinq Ocwn City I VMnitf"
. brings win it a change ta oar Remove from oven and
To Join
I
menu planning — from cold aptinUe with cheeae. Return
HIV* ttlll ge#f», "fl£P4ffl/T"
Our
aandwtchea and salads to to oven until cheese is melted,
We repair mast molor Brandt of
something a little heavier about three muiute*.
WMhtr'l, dryeri, ftlrlgtfafors, ranges
Budget
tnddlihwMhtrs. -Pirti Salts.
Following the debate, MM MA more substance.
lMunl
will be a panel discussion'oc Here to a great fall meal Microwave directions:
Central America lnvMrki using Usagna noodle* that Is Prepare noodle* as directed
bom Stockton faculty «M filling and economical from above, Microwave onion ta
SilSAtMTf ftfltii
APPLIANCE SERVICE
Dc«nCtty.N.J
students. 'I' the American Dairy butter ta small container on
OfftrgMd new ftm
The program will condtafl* Association and Dairy full power, uncovered, about 3
at 7:30 p.m. with the film B Council.
October 31,19B3
minutes; stir about halfway
399-4398 CRRCE OiL CO. I
Mvaior-Anathtr Vlrtim This recipe Include* through cooking time,
SerV/ng Affonfic 4 Copt Moy CounfJiM tl\<
atown ln room CWW. '""• directions for cooking In the proceed at directed above.
For more information, «* sonventlonal oven or • Microwave roll-up* in
522=2421 • 399-045O • TO1 E. 5th
B3.H78 art, O7. !•'••
microwave.
baking dl*h on fun
f.
Career fair in Nouembi^
I WIN OVER 1000"° IN PRIZES!
Mere than 100 represen- college. :
tatives from business, The fair la tree and op*?
government, health services, the pubic. TboH woo att#
graduate-professional schools will meet with employnitt
and the military will take part representatives on an In-
to a career fair held at formal baalj to discuss career
* This week's Festival of Values Winners
Stockton State College, 10 opportunities and job trends.
ajn. to 3pjn. Wednesday and For more Information, call
Thursday, Nov. 18 and 17, in Stockton's Oner Planning
G-wing gantry of the Pomona Office at 852.1778 art. 650.
TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE
ACROSS
1 Do the crawl
S Frog's kin
tTaNaon
14 Monk
1£ Work; prat,
IB Jinn
toundi
18 Sheepish
20 Garment
aiMakasMmi
23 Summwt: Fr.
24 Neneonlonntf
H Window part
29 Exchange*
31 Erred
35QoK0p.
STStMHIngt
; 39 Ml will
40 Kind ol cod
42WasnM
44PruM
4ecankar
47 Kingly
49 Entity
sJiit-breaJMr
54 Black
58 SlfftplMt
iLMemlth
BjJJJB
:
t -
'••'• "t
mum
* * •
62 Small dog
64Oo In
tieiktpaft
67Com#dyrole
70 Sp«chlfy
71Sldlyclty
n Kind of gin
73DomMtlcsted
74DMlarad
7B Honor eardi
DOWN
1 Cut wildly
iChaN
3Con»qu«nc«
4 Author
N@ftnwi ^=
5 Beverage
6T*Maierip
7Ceoturl«t
• Potions
tem
lOQroM
11 "gup _
—("ihyrry
liTree
13 Fatten.
MdH
ISPuMsiMra
MiVIOUS
PUZZLE SOLVED
ajuu u
JJJJJ JUULJU UUU
JJJUJJJJJliU UUU
LJJJJ JLJJU GUJJU
UJll'J J13UUUU
JdJJJJ JU'JUUIJ
JJJJJ JJLJUU WM
J'JliJ JJU3J UUISL1
JJJ JJJJiJ UIU1ULJL1
3JJJJJ atJULJUU
JJUJJJ JJULJ
JJJJJ uLjuij uuuy
JJJ JJJJJli'JUUUU
auut
LJUUUli
26 Tree
M — Alamo.
SOCIMM
32 |n — —•
happy
sashMihada
34Jr.LM0utJS
36 In addition
MSoMtnhiM
SSMutie
41 Mate
4ay«ntnoriy
MPIundtf
if
51 Bribe
SaVwybMt
55 Muzzles
STAttaei!
58 Woody ptiriU
ft Stain
aOHomtdor*
•ufl.
•1 Itih's Ceo-
S3 — UM-
MQulo^
iiiii
iiifl
CHECK THE
FOLLOWING
TWO PAGES
FOR THE
PARTICI-
PATING
MERCHANTS
REGISTER AT
EVERY
STORE
Jeff MargoUt of PennywUe Emporium with
FMttval ol Valnea winner LU Umbert wko
won a five-quart slow cooker following last
week's drawing.
Shirley Huber of La Contour displays the
seven-piece cookware let won by Charline
Notara, unavailable for photo, following the
Festival of Values drawing last week.
Yvonne Cairnes, left, presents Linda Schwarti
of South Dennis with a seven-piece
cookware set following the Festival of Values
drawing last week at Yvonne's Sewing Box,
Catherine McCormac, left, of Oceaii City
accepts a seven-piece cutlery set from Pam
Rumer of Cerruti's Beauty Shoppe, as winner
in last week's Festival of Values drawliig.
Andrian Espoiito, left, of LUigi's Italian
Restaurant in Ocean City, presents Joey
Hideshima with her Festival of Values gift.a
Stuart slow crock cooker.
Alma Peek, left, of Fisherman's Wharf
presents a Poly Perk coffee maker to Festival
of Values winner Sheila Schaffer of ColUngs
Lake on Saturday.
N.V. 1MM,
REGISTER AT
EVERY PAR-
TWPAT1NGST0RI
AND WIN A
VALUABLI
HOUSEHOLI
GIFT!
VALUABLI
SHOP
LOCALLY!
Maureen Cullen, left, and Jackie Cossat
of the Ocean City Home Savings and
show the seven-piece stalnlest steel f
bottom cookware set that will be presented to
M. Pedneck of Somen Point as winner In thf
Festival of Values program.
WIN OVER 1000° IN PRIZES!