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PAGE 18 — SECTION ONE OCEAN CITY (N.J.) SENTINEL-LEDGER ^MEMORIAL DAY WEEKEND May 25, 26 & 27th Open Friday, Saturday and Sunday for Your Dining Pleasure DANCING Saturday and Sunday | OPEN DAILY JUNE 15th 78TH & DUNE DRIVE AVALON.N.J. 388 S1SS Community center open house set be a three-stage multi. I purpose room with theatre, [ has been suspended until the bonds on the second stage are paid. Public Notice CITYuF OCEAN CITY CAPE MAY COUNTY, NIWj «R5iY NOTICE TO BIDDERS Natica It hereby 0lv«n that (aafcd propeuli addratud to Loratta Manliall City Clark, will b* racalvad up to JUM S, iwt, 11:00 a.m.. at which tlma they will t» puWlcly optiwd and read by «•• City Purchasing Agent of ma City ot OcMit City at City Hall, ttti ft Atbury Avt., O ^S3p t *'-'*'^- : '"-'*-"-' r ^- > * : ' •':"--•" •-.-''» '."' "T 1 * * THURSDAY. MAY 24,1979 Garage getting crowded? Sell it empty with a want ad : -~—— ^taat^t^mWmmmmummim 9g m m^ mmmmmm ^^^^B^B^^^gimmmmam Family and Friends ill relax and enjoy* CHICM'S Tavern Delicious Food - Fine Service Dinners • Platters • Sandwiches Package Goods Phone 927-1117 Rt. 9 & Mass. Ave Somers Point, N. J. MEDITERRANEAN DINNER CLUB and the BAY DINER Just off the Circle in Somers Point For Your Entertainment BUD BLACK REVIEW Tuesday thru Sunday PLUS SCUFFLES Friday, Saturday A Sunday Disco Dancing At If s Best Phone: 927-1060 No Admission Charge • No Cover • No Minimum ** RAGO Bros. Farm Market 504 New Rd. Somers PL 35* Colonial Village Meat Market PHONE 927-8788 US #1A SIZE MAINE POTATOES 10BJS. 89' FANCY CRISP CUCUMBERS 4*59* 8*99* NEW CABBAGE 17V GARDEN CENTER VEGETABLE PLANTS FLOWER PLANTS FRESH HLET OF RBI WATERMELONS HADDOCK $ 1.99, TROPICANA FRUIT DRINK 4-8 oz. ETC, MIX or MATCH 99 SEAFOOD FRESH FISH CLAMS and SHRIMP DAILY OWN:Taw.-Sit8-6 « SUM.8-3« Cl»»dUrn. DOWNTOWN OCEAN CITY 11th and Astaiy Avmue 398-126O : • \ - ' : $ " I '* Jf ^ s t •* , >' i [THURSDAY. MAY 21 1979 Our 9th Year DAISY DONUTS OCEAN CITY (N.J.) SENTINEL-LEDGER MUA chairman, solicitor walk ard T (continued from page 1) watching.", operations by political in- Sturm was also criticized terference demands close Tuesday by ' Freeholder' Fresh Squeezed Orange Juice Fresh Homemade Demits BAYVIEW DNNG ROOM & LOUNGE OPENING FRIDAY, MAY 25 EVENINGS 7:15&9:15 MATINEE SAT. MAY 26,2:00 also MON. MAY 28, 2:00 IT IS NOW RATED PG Because we want everyone to see John Travolta's perfortnanoe... PHONE 399-9675 CLOSED SUNDAY MOORIVN TERR.&OOAROWAl K-QCE.WCITV EVENINGS 7:15 A 9:20 MATINEE SAT. MAY 26,2:00 also MON. MAY 28,2:00 STARRING JACK LEMMON - JANE FONDA MICHAEL DOUGLAS MOORLYN TERR.& BOARDWALK-OCEAN . IT r LAST DAY THURS. MAY 24 EVENINGS 7:15 & 9:00 "BUCK ROGERS in 25th CENTURY" STARTING FRIDAY, MAY 25 EVENINGS 7:10 A 9:00 MATINEE SAT. MAY U8. MON. MAY 2B at 2:00 V. i ' M i \i, \l,l Ml \ • *• •-• : l : '-: : tNvV^SîSisJii^ Serving Dinners Fri. Sat. & Sun. 6 pm'til ? Giant Salad & Relish Bar Featuring Caesar Salad Shelter Haven • 96th St ft 3rd Ave. Stone Harbor 368-1550 Free Parking on 9th St., nexttoHahn's Stuffed Pork Cbep Open For The Season] UNDONEW MANAGBefT) 34th St. & Asbury Ocean City Hoagies - Sandwiches Fresh Pizza Dough Made Daily NOWSERVMG Ice Cream Sundaes • Sodas Shakes • Splits PHONE IftMLtftni Tfcan 11 tall 398"6630 FrL.StL8as. FarTakaHaawOnton tHalfaysiitait — ALSO OWNERS OF ~ & Dairy Bar r lL PHONE A398-0636 leaturing- »SiciltanPi22a- Milk Shakes *0ld Fashioned Sundaes . Banana Splits ^^MMi
PAGE 20 — SECTION ONE 1155 ASBURY AVENUE DIAL 399-1515 50 I- A FRIED CLAM STRIPS OPEN EVERY DAY Cocktail Lounge ft Liquor Store A Dtvittonof Me Inly re Enterprise* Inc. Back For The Season For the 3rd Straight Year "WINDSOR STATION 9 flats., Fri., Sat & Sun. Nights for your dancing and listening pleasure. r This Week's Special Served Ties. In Fri. May 2Wi Am Jne 1st TUNA SUBS Steamed Clams.* % Dm. Cherrystones »* PACKAGE GOODS DELIVERY SERVICE*' Yesterday's Prices are ready (1972) Yesterdays Prices! STEAMED and CHERRYSTONE CLAMS PRICE - A LL DAY SUNDAY May 27li "WJTH REAL BUTTER NOW * 1.75 '1.00 SUNDAY TAKEOUT ; «AL«V Delicious Food at Sensible Prices! 34th STREET, MARMORA, N. J. enu is Maine Lobster Thermidor Broiled Filet Mignon Sirloin Steak Deviled Crab Filet of Flounder Chicken Cacciatore Roast Ribs Au Jus a Beef Tips Baked Stuffed Pork Chops Long island Duckling Soft Shell Crab Deviled Clams Lump Crabmeat Deep Fried Sea Scallops Fried Jumbo Shrimps Baked Capon Breast Crabmeat Stuffed Flounder Lobster Tail Honey Dipt Chicken ACRES OF FREE PARKING IBSUl'S OCEAN CITY (N..I.) SENTINEL-LEDGER THURSDAY, MAY 24.1979 Local situation checked Trenton to outlaw dealer preparation charges By TOM HALLIGAN Bill Harmar, general automobiles is so great, of H58 Asbury Av. said his manager of Autohaus dealers can charge more than company charges for dealer A spot check of area Atlantic, Inc., of Atlantic City, the sticker price. preparation. He stated if automobile dealers by thewhich handles Mercedes- Sentinel-Ledger found the Benz and Fiat automobiles, {spokesmen for American undercoating and glazing on majority of the dealers stated stated he does get reim- ° °"" the consumer is not charged bursed for dealer preparation for dealer preparation servicecharges, "but it's not enough fees when purchasing a new to cover costs. But I don't car, fees which soon may be charge the customers," he illegal. said. The survey stems from a Harmar said the dealer release issued by the slate preparation for Fiat Division of Consumer Affairs automobiles is $80 which is (which appears on page 3, reimbursed by Fiat. section 2) concerning a "What the state should be proposed regulation that concerned with," Harmar would bar automobile dealers said, "are dealers who charge from charging a "pre- $100 to $2O0 over the sticker delivery service fee' to the (base) price and say it's consumer when that dealer freight charges." receives payment or credit He cited the demand for for performing the service some small foreign from the manufacturer or any other source. Those surveyed who do charge a dealer preparation ' fee were dealers who handled mainly imported cars, when the cars had to be extensively cleaned due to the "coating" which was added to the car during shipment to protect the finish during transport. Many import dealers stated that parts of the cars had to be checked, added, or reconnected to the car because of possible damage while being shipped. u pened during shipment as stated Volkswagen has * reasons for dealer freight charge and BMWs ,-. preparation charges. have a dealer preparation £P automobile dealers such as charge. Depending on the "" toe car is done, a fee is Palmer Chevrolet - Old- charged, Dave Holland of Specialty model line, a small per- He added that smobile, 16th St. and Simpson Motors in Atlantic City, centage of reimbursement is services such as road tests Av.; South Shore Fqrd, Shore dealers . of Hondas, returned from the adjustments, fluid checks and Rd., Marmora; Carter Lin- Volkswagens and BMWs manufacturers he stated. other new car preparations coln-Mercury, 14th St. andare not charged to the con- Wesi Av.; Jefferies Dhrysler- Dodge, 71 h St. and Bay Av. sumer. "If someone doesn't ^^^-_lBBB ^H^—SB^^g^^^^—^^^^ |nd Ken buick. nai .»d !Si.»CSfflbSC2 Bob Rossi of Rossi charge preparation fees to the Volkswagen, Route 9, Cler- consumer. mont, stated services for his According to Richard Lee of imported cars carry a dealer SHACK South Shore Ford, "Anyone preparation charge. Rossi who charges for dealer prep cited the removal of the thick 2112 Asbury Avenue covering the cars are shipped manager of in, and checks for malfunc- Ocean City, N. J. Cook Pontiac - Cadillac Inc., tions that might have hap- NOW OPEN To make up hours WEEKENDS ONLY FOR TAKE-OUT Guards to patrol 'walk DIAL 398-0622 Fri. A Sat. 9-8 By TIM FAHERTY The salary ordinance was Sunday 9-7 this year's budget hearings it defeated two weeks ago when came to light that the crossing four council members refused Ocean City's salary or- guards were being paid for to pass it without some dinance, which will be rein- more hours than they actually guarantee that the crossing troduced this week, includes a worked. guard patrol would be on the plan for the city's crossing boards this season. The ^suggestion was made guards to patrol the board- that the guards should pay walk this summer. According to Councilman back the hours they owe the Herbert J. Brownlee, during city by patroling the boardwalk. Edward MacLane, past president of the Midway Civic Association, has suggested to Die Juke Box council on several occasions that patrols on the boardwalk be increased. Councilman Nickolas J. Trofa Jr. had requested written information regarding the use of the crossing guards as a boardwalk patrol. When he had not received it by the May 10 vote on the salary ordinance, he and other council members voted the ordinance down. Tuesday night, City Administrator Paul T. McCarthy made a presentation to T - j- council, providing the information requested. Council is expected to pass the salary ordinance tonight. According to Personnel Director Andrew J. Salerno, each of the five crossing guards has been overpaid by 270 hour* this year. TRe Eleanor Whittaker, centennial chairman, and Dawn impagliazzo. Miss guards, who work a 4%-hour Ocean City prepare to place Martin Mollusk on the 9th Street beach via a day have been paid for centennial flower pallet. Just before he saw his shadow last Thursday working 6 hours, so that they will qualify for fringe signaling summer will begin one week early. benefits. Salerno said his office will be presenting a few alternate plans for making up the hours which council will decide between. He said there has been no problem so far in asking the guards to patrol the boardwalk this summer. Police Chief Dominick C. Longo said he intends to "utilize them the best way I can," probably as a watch for bicycles and dogs on the boardwalk during the key hours. We might fust be the best family restaurant With the first big holiday weekend of the season coming up, we would like to take the opportunity of reminding you of Circle Liquor Store's special Customer Service Department. For many years we have been pleased to provide party needs for êvery oc-. caslon --from the tete-a-tete*for two to the picnic frolic for hundreds. The large selection of American and Imported Wines is backed up by all kinds of wine glasses, both glass and plastic. Our supply of fine beers and ales from the world's famed breweries Is likewise supplemented by kegs of your favorite brands in quarters and halves. The taps and hardware and Ice and, of course, our men in blue are always ready and knowledgeable with advice to help assure the success of your party. Just ask and you will be cordially obliged. . If you are planning to attend one of the many Memorial Weekend parties scheduled for this weekend, we remind you of the nice gesture of appreciation to your host and hostess accomplished by presenting an appropriate bottle of fine wine or cordial. We have an excellent selection of boxed gift packages that are especially suited for occasions. Come in and browse our Center Aisle. You'll be delighted by the variety. Some of the best argument* are spoiled by people who know what they're talking about. COOKING WITH WINE All-Day Chicken Stew Marinate 3'/> lbs. meaty chicken pieces overnight In a covered bowl in the refrigerator with two large onions, thinly sliced, '/• cup chopped parsley, 1 clove garlic, mashed, 1 bay leaf, V* tspn. thyme and IVi cups White Sauterne. Remove chicken pieces and pat them dry. reserving marinade. Sprinkle chicken with salt, pepper and paprika. Coat with flour. Place half of the chicken In a 3Viqt. or large electric slow cooker. Cover chicken with '/i Ib. small whole mushroom*, 4 carrots, cut In 'A-lnch slices and onions from marinade. Add remaining chicken. Pour on marinade. Cover and cook on "high" tatting for one hour; reduce heat to "low" and continue cooking for seven hours. Stir gently. Salt to taste. Makes six to eight servings. Going to work every morning somehow lust breaks up the whole day. QUICKIKQUIZ Doe* a "vinador" have anything to do with bull * v A. No, a "vinador" is a tpialtH sjrapa-yower. OCK MISS ROGERS BLESSED Renee Denise Rogers, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bryant Rogers of Brigantine, was blessed in a ceremony conducted recently by the Rev. James Blrta, pastor of Shiloh Baptist Church of this dty. Attending the ceremony were grandparents Mr. and Mrs. J. Ward of Atlantic aty, grandmother Mrs. C. Rogers of this dty and godparents Mr. and Mrs. C. Bryant, also of this dty. •Jr^**) Memorial Day Weekend Sail in.... for the ever versatile sounds of the COLE BROS. Wed. thru Sun. Nites plus BARRELHOUSE BANJOS Fri.8aL«Sw.MtM^% SHRMPIITETHIIRS.9P.M. *^BaaBn^^^^Bw^^B^^^B^ân^^^kkanî^^^ DROP ANCHOR FOR LUNCH. âVs^SJ New Happy Hour... Mon. thru Sat 4-7 p.m. I HftlPU »\ $17.00 Ons of the nice things about s 100% cotton lids sport shirt is that the more it's washed the softer it gets. Unfortunately some cotton shirts get smaller Not CROSS CREEK I! Thty are Quantized to assure you they will not shrink. So evtry thna they're washed they get softer, not smaller. OPEN WED. & FRI. till 9:00 P. M. Daily 9:30 to 5:30 Closed Sunday OonsidMcAvoy, Prop. 927-4200 these fields as well as in such responsibility within FAA's] others as air traffic control, Engineering and Develop- simulation and analysis, ment organisation for. communications and research, development, test^ guidance. evaluation and demonstration: . "We are looking forward to programs in the following the Washington personnel areas of avaiatton: . > coming to NAFEC,*' said Del Aircraft propulsion, au< Balzo. "Their contribution, worthiness, modified fuels: together with ours — allcabin fire safety, general: consolidated in one location— aviation flight safety, engine: will bring about a more ef- operational efficiency and. fective utilisation of theengineering support for agency's research and engine environmental- development resources. As a. characteristics. . r result, I see a strengthening of NAFEC's new aircraft our capabilities in the aircraft division, with a current ao>: and airport R* D field." ratal budget of almost fl* The two Washington minion, of which about 0; divisions have been totally, percent is spent on Rejp- responsible for the planning support Work by outside: and budgetary requirements contractors, will have fob; for FAA's engineering and program and dollar control development efforts over a over all projects in theaft broad spectrum of projects areas. This division will also: designed to increase the have the primary respooc safety and efficiency of air- stbillty for working w(tlr. craft and airports. The total FAA's operational services b> amount spent annually on translating thelj? such projects is some 915 requirements in these area* million. into new research - aod RAD programs formulated development programs of by these Washington divisions projects. . > have nave come come. for test and and if2B2,«f The same win be true fcr" AFEC'i i me î^JS"^ evaluation at NAFEC, either NAFK'snewairportidivision in laboratories, test ranges or wWch has an araijal budget ot in specially equipped aircraft «»ne W million. About » based at NAFEC's airport, percent of this is for external Technical reports of findings contract^work. Iti prime on these testsare written, and responsibility within the when applicable, become a agency's engineering an# basis usually for regulatory development organization ft* actions by FAA headquarters. """^ ^•y* 0 *^'**' The two Washington evaluation and demonstratiofl divisions will be merged into Bn " wmi t " IM programs will be in tS» following areas: *~ • '" :••.- * NAFEC's existing Aircraft and Airports Safety Division, Airport system p and then* combined functions master planning)
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