May 1979 - On-Line Newspaper Archives of Ocean City

PAGE 10 — SECTION ONE OCEAN CITY (N.J.) SENTINEL-LEDGER THURSDAY. MAY 17.1979
Seatbelts save lives
Safety council reminds drivers to buckle up when in the car
Too many people are killed people from bouncing out of morning expecting to be In a miles from home. All it takes
or seriously injured in cars on rough roads. crash, but it does happen. It is one driver not paying at-
automobile accidents. Many Today, safety belts can happened to 250,000 families, tention and you've got a
of these tragedies could be prevent death, reduce the friends and neighbors here in crash. Have you had a close
'. prevented if drivers and number and severity of in- New Jersey last year, call in the, lam few weeks?
•' passengers used safety belts. juries and hold the driver because they thought they
.- Hie leader in providing a behind the wheel where he or were safe on short trips to the Many parents don't realize
:',protective restraint for ashe
can maintain control of storeor to work. They do it all how dangerous the
" passenger was not man, but the car. Unfortunately, very the time and nothing happens. automobile is to young
:- the kangaroo. It wasn't until few people buckle up. What'sThe
fact is that most ac- children, so they haven't done
: 188$ that auto restraints your excuse for not wearing a ddents that kill or injure anything to protect them.
. became available for man. safety belt?
occur at speeds less than 40 Children hold up nicely in
Back then, safety belts kept No one starts out in themph
and happen less than 25 everyday wear and tear, but
Medicare deductible is increased
The Medicare hospital periods beginning in 1979 from
insurance deductible — the the 1978 figure of $144, Oscar
cost of covered services in P. Ernst Jr., Social Security
each benefit period not paid district manager in Atlantic
by Medicare — has been in- aty, said recently.
creased to $160 for benefit The deductible is intended
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to be roughly equal to the cost
of one day of care in a
hospital, Tlie increase was
necessary, Ernst said,
because of the continually
rising cost of medical care.
The deductible is the only
amount a Medicare patient is
responsible for during the
first 60days of hospital care in
a benefit period for covered
services.
The increase in the
deductible also affects other
1979 per-day costs under
hospital insurance, Ernst
said.
From the first through the
93th day of hospital care in a
benefit period, hospital insurance
pays for all covered
services except for $40 a day
(up from $36).
For each reserve day (there
are 60 during a person's
lifetime) hospital insurance
will pay for all covered services
except for $80 a day (up
from $72).
For the 21st through the
100th day of care in a skilled
nursing facility during a
benefit, period, hospital insurance
pays the cost of all
covered services except for
$20 a day (up from $18).
Ernst said that these increases
apply only to benefit
periods starting in 1979. They
do not apply to benefit periods
which began before 1979.
CAMPBELL'S
Seafood Kitohen
3221 Asbury Av«nu«
Hours:
9 A.M. to 7 P.M.
Wed., Thurs. & Sun.
9 A.M. to 8 P.M.
Friday and Saturday
(CLOSED ON MONDAYS')
•a* TUESDAYS)
One of the finest
Take-Out Seafood Kitchens
In South Jersey
treasurer, Joyce Archer- . , . ,_---..--
Bauer. Ocean City. They will cosUinpart upon the ratables
assume their duties on July 1. • particular sending district
The evening program will Jj^jJ* 8 ••»«• ratable* per
conclude wiUi special musical *udent sent proportionately,
entertainment < e more tiMt community
pays.
"The unfairness of this can
SCHOOL BOARD MEETING be shown by what ia hap-
The Ocean City Board of pening right here in Cape May
Education will hold a regular dty," continued Livingston.
meeting Tuesday at 8 p.m. in The Lower Cape May
the intermediate school Regional School District,
library, 18th St. and Bay Av. explained the candidate,
This will be an organizational aerves three municipalities,
meeting and recently elected the dty of Cape May, West
members will be sworn in. Cape, and Bower Township.
Under the current
arrangement, the city of Cape
May pays 27 percent of the
many don't do well in a car
that stops suddenly or
crashes. In fact, car crashes
are the top killer of young
children, ahead of all other
types of accidents and
diseases.
Prevention is simple:
Children who ride buckled up
seldom get hurt. Older
children should sit in the back
seat and use a lap belt. Infants
and children under the age of
tour and 40 pounds need the
special protection only a child
restraint system can provide.
These devices are designed to
spread crash forces over a
larger body area, thus
preventing unnecessary death
and injury.
On television, cars are seen
exploding and falling into
riven alfthe tune. In real life
SamMattonpatato
Mrs. Barbara Sharpham of the Morgan Ranck Post, Unit 137,
American Legion Auxiliary presents Mayor Chester J. Wimberg with the
first poppy in 1979. The sale starts today and will continue through
Memorial Day. All proceeds are kept here for use for local veterans and
their families. Auxiliary members will be stationed around stores, banks
and post office.
Crime victims' worker on television
If you've ever been the
victim of a violent crime, you
More Information can bemight
want to talk -with 27-
obtained at the Atlantic aty year-old Robert Grayson, of
Sopcial Security Office, Paterson—or you might want
located at Pennsylvania and him to speak for you.
Pacific avs. or by calling 800- Grayson, a mugging victim
272-1111.
a couple of years ago, has
become an advocate of crime
AAUW to meet victims' rights and will talk
about his work on "Jer-
The Cape May County
Branch of the American
Association of University Livingston hits T&E
Woman will conclude its,
activity year with a buffet
dinner on Friday at Greate Democratic Assembly
Bay Country Club, Somers candidate Jerry G. Livingston
Point, at which new officers
said that the New Jersey
will be installed and past
Legislature "made a
presidents honored.
mistake" when it changed the
Officers for 197M0 will be:
funding formula for the socalled
thorough and efficient
president, Gayle Daniel, education law (T&E).
Avalon; first vice president
(programs), Joan Hogan, "Under . „ the ,. original
Ocean City; second vice Kg** 1 -" » ld
seyfile," a New Jersey Public dicapped persons learn about
Television production hosted the benefits of horseback
by Ruth Alampi, today at
10:30 p.m.
Crime victims need
The program will be shown somebody to work on their
on the state network's four behalf, says Grayson, a
UHF channels —23,90, S2and former newspaper reporter
SB — and will also feature a who now heads a Crime
visit to Somerset Hills Han- Victim's Advocate Office in
dicapped Riders Club, in Paterson and is spearheading
Bedminster, where han- a fight for victims' rights in
the state Legislature.
An Assembly bill inoduced
in December, 1978,
jflectav- complaints -of.
Grayson and other victims.
taxes although it provides Under the proposed
only 17.5 percent of the legislation, victims of crime
youngsters.
would be guaranteed a right
"This doesn't seem quite to make a phone call, not be
fair to me," continued detained for unreasonable
Livingston. "I agree with time before receiving medical
Mayor Arthur Blomkvtst of assistance, and would not be
Cape May that this system detained in the same area
should be changed." with a suspected perpetrator
His running mate, Randy of a crime
educational Wilhelm, said that "although
president (membership), system the cost with of several an
"I was at the police station
sending we can agree with Superin-
Rita Stauffer, Ocean City;
for an hour and a half before I
dkttricts was divided equally tendent Ephram Keller from
recording secretary, Emma
was allowed to make a phone
Warren, Marmora;
among all pupils.
Lower Cape May with Cape call," Grayson recalls. "The
corresponding secretary,
"Under the revised system, May City we intend to do more police said because I was not
Bettyne Hull, Cape May, and
a complicated formula was if elected as legislators and arrested I was not guaranteed
substituted which bases the work to change the situation." a phone call."
Wilhelm said that Cape May He also said he had to wait
County has a special problem more than four hours for
because it 1B the only county in medical attention. He was so
the state which presently does badly battered—and his head
not have a full-time resident so swollen—X-rays could not
serving in the Assembly. betaken when he reached the
"With Jerry and me ashospital.
He lost the use of one
legislators, both Cape May eye
and Cumberland Counties in
South Jersey would have
dear voices hi Trenton who
would examine the longterm
effects of new legislation
before giving approval,"
concluded Wilbelm.
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fire ana suomeraon account don't buckle up. By not
for less than one-half of onewearing
a safety belt, you
percent of accidents. If it does endanger the lives of other
happen to you, your safety passengers and the people in
belt can save your life by other vehicles. If you're hurt
keeping you unhurt, alert and or killed, your family and
able to escape quickly. employer are hurt
If you think you'd rather be emotionally an d
thrown clear of your car hi a economically. On top of all
crash, you'd better recon- that, everyone shares the
sider. Your chances of being burden of medical cost, in-
killed are five times greater if surance, welfare and worker
you are thrown out of the car. compensation. No excuse is
Unless you have wings, thegood
enough for not protec-
opportunity to choose a safe ting your family and friends.
landing spot is unlikely. Care enough to remind them
Besides, you aren't the only to buckle up and don't forget
one who will get hurt if you to buckle up yourself.
Murphy attacks license proposal
The proposal by the State of fishing instead, will once
New Jersey to license more be looking at new state
fishermen for salt water regulations covering fishing
fishing has drawn the ire of in the ocean and bay."
Dennis Township Com- Murphy pointed out that
mitteeman Frank Murphy, a should -»—._ College.
Jack Baird, ACC dean (right) makes the presentation with Andrew Salerno,
Ocean aty personnel director. Salerno has developed a management
training program for city division and bureau chiefs to hone supervisory
skills.
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PLYMOUTH MANOR
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B««ch and Boardwalk. Air condltlnad.
CaMa TV. Compltttly tar-
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PLYMOUTH MANOR
399-6875 M4
OARAGE SALE — Hop* cfta»t (cadar
llnad). arm ctialr, round tabla,
bathroom teal*, large bnch umbralla,
racordt. tapn. radio. 34x100 gold
drapts. baby ffllne«. Ill North St.,
Saturday, l:J0a.m. s-17
GARAOE-and Yard Sal*. Saaport
Im, 1114 watlay Ava., Mnes.
Muiahold goods, many mltc. Ittmt.
S*t..May!».?».m.hxp.m. 5 17
LAWN SALE — Houuhold Itafflt, ate.
•SlSt.JamatPl. 5-17
DRAPES — for tala, S15a pair. 73" wlda
by S3" long. Capri Motal. 7th t Boardwalk.
3-24
MEMORIAL DAY
SPECIAL
Apartments at
Beach ft Boardwalk
rtotafonMttonCal
Plymouth Manor
399-6875
114
FREE KITTfcNS — all black, llttir
tralnad a vary healthy. Call V27-2112 or
J9*O7«9 5-24
PORCH SALE — Sat.. May 1*. 10 a.m.
•S3 St. Jamai PI.. 2 tofa bada. chair*,
picture*, lamp*, ate. Good condition.
Reasonable. 5-17
YARD SALE —Sat., May If. 104. 110 -
XVd St. at Haven. Surfboard*, bric-abrac,
household good*, baby equipment,
(lifting gear. etc. 3-17
SALE —Sofa, loveseat and two tub YAROSA1.E — household goods, bike*,
chair*. Best offer. Capri Motel, 7th* the lamps, games, record*, tape*, some
Boardwalk. 3-17 furniture. (» Brighton Place, Saturday,
May l», 10 to 3 p.m.
3-17
OUTBOARD MOTOR—3.4 h p., 1974 SALE — restaurant equipment. Stone
Chrysler outboard, M hours time. (130. Harbor. Two door Hobart freezer, one
Excellent condition. O.E. drop In range grill, 6 tables. U chairs. 2 burner hot
and oven, new cal rod, very good con- plate, 2 plin ovens, pizza work table,
dition «S0. Two stuffed chain, good small Star freezer. Call 717-273-5077.5-24
condition. t30. each. Call 3W-7434 3-17
SEARS — metal lawn shad. lOW, wall
USED — vending machine with 4 soda th.lf. work bench, wooden floor,
can compartments, and 35 cent coin assembled. One year old. *125. Phone
automatic changer S145. Forum Motel. 3M A73I Saturday and Sunday. 5-17
tth& Atlantic . 5 24
USED FURNITURE - (bedroom,
HELP WANTED — Lifeguard, maid, dining room, chairs), excellent con-
front dask clerk. Year round residents. dition. 157 Flinders Reef. 33th a Bey
Apply In person, Capri Motel. 7th s, Ave., O.C. Saturday. May It, 10a.m. 3-17
Boardwalk. 517
TWO — stlckered unused Aramld radial
Flrtstone tire* ER-7114, brand new,
nevtr mounted. Must sell. Call 3«e-
Wa. 5-17
CHAMBERMAID WANTED — mature
parson to work from now until end of
Oct. Apply In parson 2 5 p.m. Pavlllion
Motor Lodge, «th& Atlantic 3-17
SUMMER RENTAL — Northern, efficiency,
long'season. 3leaps2. Call after
3. IN-0143 5-24
CHAMBERMAID —needed. Must be
avallatXtuntllOd. 1st. Good salary plus
nonus. Apply Forum Motel, tth A
Atlantic. 5.24
The high scorer of the
Ocean City Card Club last
Thursday evening In pinochle
was Hazel Wendter with 668.
Other winners are Anna
Ortanelli 645, Harold Hartman
642, Oscar Olson 63S,
Elsie McMfflpn 983, Florence
Holling** an. Ray HoJUager
567, Gladys Blood. 530, Merce
Groves 548, Al Wendler 948,
Bette Alter 547 and Edna
Tomlinson 547.
In the games Monday night
high scorer in the bridge
group was Harlowe Gardner
5900 and in the pinochle group,
Edna Hopper 711. Runnersup
in bridge were Mary Smith
4510, Edna Daniels 4500, Don
Fbgg 4410, Paul Jones 3890
and Loretta Gardner 3880.
Other winners in pinochle
were Bill Jacobs 684, Kathryn
Benke 642, Oscar Olson 591,
Anna Orfanelli 584, George
Boyd 581, Marguerite Meyers
571, Evelyn Tate 560, Mabel
Nixon 556, Betty Vaughan 548,
Tom Stretton 545, and Freda
Hampp 544.
The Ocean City Card dub
meets at the Youth Center
every Monday and Thursday
with the games starting at
7:15 p.m.
Frambes retires
NORTHF1ELD - Charles
E. Frambes, an installation
technician for New Jersey
Bell Telephone Company in;
Marmora, has retired after 33
years' service with the'
company.
Frambes, who lives on East
Yorkshire Av. here, Joined the
company in 1945 as a lineman
in Atlantic City. He is a
member of the Atlantic City
Council, H.G. McCully
Downstate Chapter, Telephone
Pioneers of America.
PAGE II—SECTION ONE
.^^"HP 111 * Pre 8 |dent By PETE YARD The Way To The Forum."
The Gateway production of
The music's the thing in "Side By Side By Sondheim"
SJRT's production of "Side displays a real sense of the
By Side By Sondheim" Sondheim slickness by giving
currently showing at theus
performers who know how
Gateway Theater in Somers to work a song without
Point. Basically, the show making it look like work.
consists of three singers Nancy Fox-Hoover shows a
(Nancy Fox-Hoover, Douglas style and control that would
Murdock and Julie Wyler), be equally at home on an
one narrator (Richard Sale) opera stage or in a small
and one pianist (Micbale nightclub. She knows how to
O'Flaherty) who combine extend her vocal range
Wesley Minnis and his wife (right) and club their talents to present a without taxing her vocal
healthy serving of Stephen
Vice President Richard Snider and his wife (left) chat with Frank Ross,
cords. You feel she believes
Sondheim's music Music that
lieutenant governor of Kiwanis District 1 at Saturday's dinner at the
every word she sings. Her
was brought to life in such
Flanders. _ • »
rendition of "Send In The
shows as "West Side Story," downs
"Company," "Follies,"
, "Pacific Overtures" and "A
NJEA urges exposure of 'cover up' Funny Thing Happened On
A New Jersey magazine has conglomerate that coaching cannot. Explains New Jersey
alleged a "coaching cover- does not help to improve Monthly: "One person's
up" at the Educational scores on the so-called advantage is automatically
Testing Service of Lawrence "college board" exam. another's disadvantage for
Township, and the New"Their
own research," the each is judged against the
Jersey Education Association magazine claims, "says performance of all."
is asking the Federal Trade they're lying."
Hie coaching problem is
Commission to release If coaching does help the Just one of the flaws NJEA
already-compiled data that student on the tests — and sees in the college board and
might support the charge. thus improve his chances for other standardized tests. "We
The allegation appeared in admission to a prestigious question the value of stan-
the March issue of Newcollege—
then students whose, dardized testing as a whole,"
Jersey Monthly, which at- family can afford a $275 says NJEA President Frank
tacked the claim of thecoaching
course have an Ibtten, "and we question the
nation's most famous testing advantage over students who ethics and motives of the
industry which is profiting so
handsomely from the testing
craze."
1 Doug Murdock proves that playing the vamp in "I Never Have A Gimmick" antf"S*le
he can handle any song well, Do Anything Twice." Her By Side." ' *
whether it's steeped in drama facial expressions and body
or floating on burlesque. He movements combine in
seems to to enjoy letting Ids
voice roll out rich, full tones. to watct
His moment comes when he The best moments, though,
sings the moving "Being come when members of the
Alive" with powerful insight. cast combine for various
Murdock is also able to shift numbers. Each performer
emotions easily, whenever the senses the other's space and
lyrics call for it.
doesn't infringe on it. Their
lyric exchanges are handled
Julie,Wyler shines bright deftly during the bittersweet
without thehdp of a spotlight. "Barcelona," and atoo with
Her spirit and energy brings larger productions such as
extra zest into already zingy "Tonight," "You've Gotta
music. She handles the rapid-
' is stirring, while her fire lyrics of "Getting
gutsy version of "I'm Still Married Today" superbly and
Here" has us all thinking we then later gets some of the
can «tirHv» tM
biggest laughs of the show by
3li! '"*'"
. Richard Sale's
and Michael O'FlafiSft's
piano work provide jpf the
right enhancement toS^fl
festivities flowing righti
Joseph R. Lazarus ]
a nightclub setting,
lighting seems to expand me
limited space by focusing on
various areas of the state.
Finally, "Side By Side-By
Sondheim" is a well-paced
revue that should be seen by
tans of musicals; and if you're
notafan,ltwillmakeyouotte.
Hobbies displayed at senior meeting
Hobby projects set up bycreated
by Mrs. RuUr-—.
Ralph Lambert were on Cormack and her comffitl».
display at the May 10 dinner The after dinner prau t>
meeting of the Friendly tation was by the^ttc*.
Seniors of First United Charles Wilcock after*whfeh
Methodist Church. entertainment was providsd
Vice President Paul Hart- by a chorale group under tjie
man presided in the absence direction of Francis ntfbfiettt
of Mrs. H. W. Bland Det- with Mrs. Florence Ely at the
weUer, president. A chicken piano. +i
dinner was served by Mrs.
v'
Albert Hartman and Mrs. F.-
C Pennypacker and their
Folk music and gn
dynamics will be the
committee. The Hawaiian tertalnment at the
motif rfernratlons ware meeting.
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MUSIC & DANCING NIGHTLY
SEAFOOD AT ITS BEST
• STEAKS « RIBS • OVERSIZED COCKTAM.S
(On the Circle In Somert Point)
DANCING WED. thru SAT.
To SKIP FINCH and
"THE EVENING NEWS"
DAILY LUNCHEON SPECIALS'
MON.
Baked Meat Loaf or Stewed
Chicken & Dumpling*
, TeW •?•
TIICC Western Omelette or Chicken
I UCOa Croquettes YaxCkan
Roast Pork & Sauerkraut
Deviled Clams »»a
*2.25
'2.25
*2.25
TUIinA Veal Parmlglana
THURS w/Spaghetti or stuffed IM AE
• ilWIIWi shrimp imam, C.CO
EDI Fried Combination Seafood , A A C
i Ilia or Shrimp Creole w/Rlce ia>a«v *£.£D
C A T Chopped Sirloin of Beef or
fOflla Tuna Platter
7
1155 ISBURT AVENUE
Live Maint
LOBSTER
ON THE CIRCLE
SOMERS PT.,M.J.
OUR DAILY $2.95 SPECIALS
From May 21 fo May 25th,
MONDAY
Roast Young Turfcty with Stuffing a Cranberry
Sauce; Freshly Ground Choice Sirloin Steak with
Fried Onions; Broiled Filet of Ocean Fresh Sea
Trout with Lemon Butter
tUESDAY
Junior Hot Combination seafood Platter;
Brelsed Pork Tenders with Rice Confetti A One
Vegetable; Deluxe Chicken Salad Oarni, Choice
of Two Vegetables
WEDNESDAY •
Broiled Baby Beef Liver Steak with Fried
Onions; Southern Fried Chicken with Corn Fritter
a One Vegetable; Filet of Fresh Flounder
Baked in white Wine Sauce
THURSDAY
Roast Stuffed Boneless Breast of Chicken with
Cranberry Sauce; Breaded Veal Steak Parmigiana
with Spaghetti, Italian Salad ft Roll;
Broiled Filet of Fresh Bluefish with Lemon But-'
ter
Daily Special Platters Include Rolls A ButterTi
Soup du Jour or Salad with Choice of Two I
Vegetables Except where otherwise noted. |
We ws«h to Thank You for Your
Valued Patronage During the Past
Winter Season
Daily Specials Will Return in the Fall
VAUGHAN'S
Roosevelt Blvd • 34th Street • One Mile from Bridge
Next to Yesterdays • Across from Sandbar
Open Every Day • Including Sunday
Geraniums
Hanging Baskets'
Tomato Plants
(Bedding Plants
Farm Fresh
Jersey Asparagus €//••