Oct 1974 - On-Line Newspaper Archives of Ocean City

PAGE 14 — SECTION ONE THi OCEAN CITY SENTINEL LEDGER THURSDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1974
- shop and save ihe Want Ad Way - Sandman, Bardjn talk environmental issues
OCEAN DRIVE
BAR and RESTAURANT
Open III Year
Open for Lunch and Dinner
Every Fri., Sat. and Sun.
Dinner Served 4:30 to 10 PM
SPFCIALIZ-iNG IN
SEAFOOD & ITALIAN CUISINE
The "RAMBLERS Are Back '
pjMusiC For You' Llsteriina and
"\ Dancing Pleasure
A EVERY FRIDAY K
• SATURDAY NITi
40th and Landis Jive., Sea Isle City
FOR RESERVATIONS PHONE 263 2903
TOLL'S
NEW ENGLAND
FISHERIES
Call 641-6014
"The Largest Store of Its Kind in South Jersey"
&ltha Variety of Fresh Fish and Seafood Delights
Bluefish • Flounder
Wtikfish (Ocean Trout) • Ipswich Clams
Fluke Fillets*Sea Bast • Fresh Crab Meat
Lift Lobsters • Certified Clams • Scallops
Cooked Maryland Crab
• LOBSTERS STEAMED FREE •
HOMEMADE SOUPS and STEWS
URGE VARIETY OF SALADS
• Table Service for Over 100 People
• Large Table I Take-Out Menu
• Broiled and Steamed Menus Available
for Weight Watchers
Don't Forget Our Seafood Party Trays
— THIS *Um TWI-OUT SPECIAL
LOBSTER PLATTER
Large Selection of
FRESH SHRIMP
Assorted Sizes - Starting at
2 or More Points Steamed free!
Closed Mon. I Tues. during October
900 Tilton Road NORTHFIELD
Open Daily 9 to 8; Sunday 11 to 8
Grandparents
Weekend!!
[34THST.
OF
OOEAN CITY
Any family of three
or more that has
Breakfast at Prep's,
Saturday & Sunday
Oct. 5th & 6th,
can Invite Grandma &
Grandpa & we'll pick
up the tab for the Grandparents,
FREE BREAKFAST
FOR THE GRANDPARENTS
(With Coupon Printed Below)
oupon
PREP'S GRANDPARENTS
BREAKFAST COUPON
©oed for Frit Breakfast for the Grand-1
Pl.vntt when accompanied by Three orfl
| rnort of fht Family . "
ted Sat I !•„ DEL § i g
WASHINGTON, DC •
Environmental matt en of state
jurisdiction affecting the
Kecopd Congressional District
were the topic of a confeience
here It't week between New
vlronmental Protection
Commiisioner David J, Bardln
and US Rep Charles W
Sandman, Jr
Following the meeting in
d ' Capitol Hill office,
nepflf!mtin of Fn ihe
Pair fined $500 on dope charges
Two local people each paid
$800 fines tmd 125 rnurt costs in
Municipal Court Wednesday
morning on marijuana charges
by Judge Florenc» Josephson
filling in foi Judge Augustus S
Gregory Lyttle anri Ellen
Weidman both nf 1352 Aibury
av., had been arrested for
possession of more than 2S
pras of marijuana, an in
dictflble offense That charge
was amended 'o less than is
grama And. in addition ffi the
If you will let us know
two weeks 'oefore you plan
to move from Ocean rity
to ynur winter home we
can keep The Sentinel-
Ledger coming to you
without interruption.
Please drop a line., a
postrsri* will do.giving
yoiu name, your local
address and the address
where you want the paper
sent for the winter. Please
include your lip cod*.
MAMA MIA'S
NOME _
OF THE m
fines, the two were given six
month suspended jail sentences
and placed on six months un
supervised prohation
A charge of growing
marijuana (six plants) in their
home without a license to grow
it was dismissed, f 'nly
government agencies or
colleges engaged in
marijupnan research are
eligible for special federal
marijuana lleenjes.
In other action, William
Kimrnel, of Iindenwold, wa§
fined ITS and $25 costs on a
drunk driving charge on the
Ocean City i".jmers Point blvd.
on August 17 Kirnme] was
found guilty of the lesser
charge of impaired driving and
will lose his driving privileges
for six months A reckless
driving charge was merged in
with the drunk driving charge.
In addition Kimmel was fined
$10 and $10 colts for not
carrying his motor vehicle
registrt ,on,
John P, Mefenan, of 505 9th St.,
was fined $2S and $25 costs for
assault and battery against
Fights Inflation with Our FRIDAY SPECIAL
Oet, 4th . Served 11 to 11 . , $
15" PIZZA, Reg. Price ^.IB Only
Sunday Special A Bucket of Mama Mil's
Famous SPAGHETTI I SAUCE $0
(enough for four people: take-out only) •••
CLOSED MONDAYS & TUESDAYS
10th Street and Asbury Ave, DIAL 3?S=2ill
LIVE MAINE LOBSTERS • LIVE MAIN LOBSTERS
1155 ASBURY AVENUE DIAL 389-1611
Thursday —
SHRIMP TEMPURA Batter Fried
Friday -
FISH CAKES
Saturday -
FRIED SMELTS
Sunday —
CHEESE LASAGNA 50 c Off
CLOSED ON MONDAYS
Tuesday -
SHRIMP SALAD ' -P'"t s 1.50
Wednesday -
FRIED CLAM STRIPS 60 c
. S 1.00
4 for S 1.00
aAn • sHaisfloi NIVW a An • s«aisaon
Coma Casual-Juif Bring Your Appetite
Enjoy Your Fivorite Cocktail and Entertainment
with LENNY at the PIANO
Friday St Siturd«y Evening
JOHNNY GORDON
* CLOSED ON TUESDAYS*
Lunch *rved from 1 i a.m—Diimer Served UIII p.m,
Vt Mile North of Tuckah« M Ronle50 CORBIN CITY -MMM1
KttcfwiHwri. Sun.,Msn., WM. 2Than. 'Ill IIP M
Fri, ana Sal, fill] MMMffn
his endorsement of the BOO
million Green Acres and
Recreational Opportunities
Bond Issue that will b* voted on
this November
Bardln and Sandman also
disrusspri numerous bmch
Louis Lupperger on September
25 at the Chatterbox
Restaurant Meenan also was
0ven a three-month impended
jail sentaice and placed on
three months probation,
Robert M, Darrigh, of
Philadelphia, was fined $25 and
CS Rests for malicious damage
to a city »ign. He WHF chargtd
with trying to steal the street
sign at 9th st arid A shiny av on
SeptBmhpr 8
PUBLIC NOTICE
By vtriu« of a civil ietion Writ 01
gssfufien. fe mi dirtetid. iitusd out of
(hi Suparlgr Court gf Ntw JarMy,
ehsnetry Gjuiilgn, Cap* May Ceunry,
Seektf No P-ftQl-TJ, gn Thi 23fd day of
ffifjftmbsr. £.D. 1974, til a £iFfaln eayfi
whsfain Collective Fedtfil livings and
Loan Aiigciifien* a esfperiflgn sf tht
unit.a Stain oi Am.ric. Is blBintlff, and
•lii Fulton, .i all, » dtftfxfantt, I IUII
sipste ?e iilfi at pybllE wtndua, on
TUIiDAT, OCTOB6C ». Ifit at ona
o'clock In th« lliernoon (D.yllahl Saying
Tlmij gt tald day, at the Sheriff*! office,
in Cape May court Hsuia, cape May
County, New Jersey:
ALL that Eirtain mortgaged premiiaf,
with the aepurfenancai iiithe complaint in
the laid c.uu parfleulaHv let forth end
dcicribed. that is to say:
ALL that trict or narcai of land situate,
lying and being in the city sf O»an city.
County of Cape May, Siati of New Jeruy,
bounded and detcfitiad as fsltowt:
aiQiNNINS at a point on the Nor,
thweiferly line of Haven fivenue, a cofner
lol )M on Plan of Jeitg Nsmei. me , which
point li meeiured no.M M South
wtitwardly along said Nmihwasteriy llrti
of Havtn fivenue from Its petal til in,
ttriecfion with the Southwesterly line gf
Jnd Itreeti
Containing In frgnt or breadth Sguth,
wKStwardly algng laid Ngrfhweiieriy Una
gf Hayen Avenue **•.» Somtrs Point, N. J,
Cordially invites you to enjoy our new
FORE 'H' AFT ROOM •
Fore 'N' Aft Room—
Vour Favorite Drink and Choice
of Several Delicious Sandwiches.
Absolutely the flnslf
Dining Room-
Dinners • Plallers • Sandwichet
Package Goods Phone 927-1117
SUNDAY BRUNCH
isrved anywhere on • | Mrved mnywhmn an the Jersey CeaHI
— • •" ••
In the oceanfront
In the oceanfront
$
3.75
$
2,75
Chiletrin undar 10 with odulrt
SAXONY ROOM
Servsd every Sunday of fha year
8:30 a.m. fo 1:30 p.m.
MAKE IT A FAMILY AFFAIR! - , ,
For Information
Call 399-8112
PORTO CAll
«JK»TIl& MOTOR INK)
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1W4
THE OCIAN CITY SENTiNELLfDOER
Holy Trinity consecration set by Bishop - December 7
The'Bight Bevtrmd Albert
W Van Duzer, biahop of the
Dioctii of New Jersey, hai set
the date for the Coruecration of
the new Holy Trinity Epiicopal
Oureh at 30th it, and Bay av.
The ceremony will take pluee
on Saturday, December 7th, at
lOjn the morning.
Ttie Cornecraiion iervice will
follow an ancient form and is
contained in the Book of
Common Prayer, standard
format for worship in the
Episcopal Church T« this will
be added special prayeri for
the blessing o? various
memorials, taken from the New
CHOOSE
Horn 1 1 Florida
Jersey Diocesan Servic* 1 Book
1940. Following the Consecration,
Bishop Van Diwer
will celebrate the Eucharist m
the newly blessed Altar
Memorials and other gifts to
be blessed will include ten new
stained glasi windows, nine of
them devoted to storiw found in
the Old Testament and
Apocrypha and the tenth picturing
Samuel Seahury, fir*
biihop in the American church
Also to be blessed are the Altar,
credence tables, rta-gdoi e helf,
communion rail, organ, and
more than forty pewi
including Round Trip Air Fn»p
Morel, plus Many Other
Exciting Features.
Your Choice of 2, 3 or 4-Night Stays
ALL AT ONE GREAT PRICE"
From Philadelphia to-
Miami or
Ft, Lauderdale
Disneywarld
Tampa
St. Petersburo
180 00
168 00
All of this for what It would normally cast you
|uit to fly by day alrcoach
Call us for Brochure
NEW ROAD and REVERE AVENUE,
NORTHFIELD, N, J. 08225
Phone 646-8200
OPEN 24 HOURS
A DAY
Broiled Filet of Ocean FVeih Sea Trout with
Lemon Butter; Roasted Chicken Half with
Stuffing & Cranberry Sauce' Baked Pork Chop
Smothered in Onion Gravy.
TUESDAY
Chin«e Pepper Steak with Steamed Rice ft
Criip Noodles. One Veg.: Broiled Filet of Freth
Codfish with Parsley Butter s Deluxe Chicken
Croquettes with Giblet Gravy,
WEDNESDAY —
Broiled Baby Beef Liver Steak with Fried
Onions; Pennsylvania Dutch Style Chicken Pat
Pie en Cinerole, One Veg.: ITiree Deep Fried
Devilled Clams with Cocktail Sauce.
THURSDAY —
Cheese Ravioli with Hot Sauuge, Italian Salad &
Roll, No Veg.; Grilled Ham Steak with
Pineapple Ring- Olde English Flih 'n' Chips
with One Vegetable.
FRIDAY _
Freshly Ground Choice Sirloin Steak with Fried
Onions; Baked Filet of Fresh Blueflih with
Lemon Butter; Steamed Knockwurst with
Sauerkraut, One Vegetable.
D»Hy Special FUtttri Include Rolli k
Butter, Salad «nd Choice of Two
Vegetable* eictpt where ottierwlie noted,
Special Sandwich Uuchtwi 8«rved
Dally 11-3 P.M
li.t§
WtFMMN
*"HOMIMADE PASTRY
Last Monday Ihe Rev
Charles L. Wood, fcd.D , rector
of the parish, spent the morning
in Trenton conferTin| with the
biihDp on detail! of the service*.
At a meeting of the
Atlantic Convocation in the
CJiureh of the Advent in Cape
May on Sunday evening he
extended invitations to priests
and lay persons of the area to
be present at the Conswration
A capacity crowd ii expetted,
and Dr. Woof) reported to the
Sentinel that interest (n the
s«M>rns high horh within
the parish family and also
outiide
In adtJition 10 the Consecration
service, which is
primarily for the members of
the parish, there is planned an
open houfip for the general
publie on Sunday afternoon,
Deeemher isth At that time
anyone who wiihei to inipea
the premises is invited to do so,
and the ladies of Saint Mary's
Ouiid, the women of the parish,
will plan to have refreshr'ents
available in the parish tlBn
fhrnitghnut fh*> sffsfnonn
Missionary Conference set
at Cape May Baptist Church
PALERMO - The Annual
Missionary Conference of
Second Cipe May Baptist
Oiurch willbe held Saturday
and Sunday, October 5 and 8, in
the church located at the corner
of Church and South Shore rds.,
it was announced by the Rev
Clyde F, Whary, pastor,
Oiadians
The pUblie IS invitmri tn attend
these services
in your day in
the country with
Luncheon at the Inn
Bright autumn sun . , . brisk, invigorating
air ... and a bayslde view that's been
inspiring since the days of the Lenni; this
is the setting for a luncheon that will be
as delightful as only a day in the country
can be.
Good Dniflg
lips K the Sip of OR
Tuek&Koeliui
CAR WASH—Eighth grade students at St. Joseph's
School are practicing for a Car Wash they will stage
Saturday, October R, from 9:30 a.m. to 4 p,m Hie
event will be held at tw.j locations, St. Joseph's
School in Somers Point and the Northfield Fire
House. Siown here preparing are Theresa MiUer,
Gregory Moss, Nirkip rapitlp, Mflry Ann Wngnw and
rhl CJ
WCTU sessions here October 10-2
PAGE IS - SECTION ONI
OPEN FR!., SAT. & SUN.
UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE
VOLTACO'S
9S7 WEST AVE. PHONE 3ft.iW5)
FOR THE BEST III
A COMPLETE SELECTION OF
IPIC!ALTIiS,TOTAKgOUT
PI7ZA • SUBS • LASAGNA• SPAGHETTI
RAVIOLI •ANTIPASTO»
STUFFED PEPPERS
Inflation Fighters!
EGGS ond TOAST 60*
HAMSUROER 40*.
HOT DOG 30*
Mrs. Fred J Toose, president will be Are You With it'"
Miis Mary Baker, a veteran
Tooze and Mrs, Donald
of the National Woman's
missionary to the Chad
Johnson, national WCTU
Christian Temperance Union
Republic, Africa, imder BapfJK
Friday evening, October 11, a Erector of rhristijjn citizen-
and viee president of the
Mid-Missions, will be the guest
special program hai been ship.
World's WCTU, will be guest
missionary speaker for the
planned in honor of the 100th The convention will dose
speaker at the Centennial
conference. Elijah and Ruben,
anniversary of the N.J. WCTU Saturday after election of of-
Convention of the Nrw jersey
two native ti young mm f from the h
which held its first convention
WCTU October io to .a l»t tri
fleers. Mrs. Thomaj W. Sears
:
OOD
in 1874 in Newark Mrs. Towe,
Chad, will speak also, and Mis, Flanders Hotel.
of Cape May Coint House will
Baker will translate lnt0 national WCTU president, will be hostess to the convention
Thursday evening, October bring a message, "Reaching along with members of the
^'"l , ... ... 10, is Presidents' processiona] Out to New Horizons". TitUI Cape May County WCTU. The
The Conference wUl begin on of local and county presidents and Janina Miller, singing evening meetings are open to
-RESTAURANT—
Saturday evening at 6 p.m. with This win he followed by the evangelists from Mer- th« public.
9th St. & Asbury Ave.
» Missionary Fellowship annual address of the preiident
Take Out
chantville, will provide special
Dinner in the church fellowship of tHe N(gw Jersey w c m Mrs music. Following the meeting a
building after which Miss Samuel A. Jeank Her'topic reception will be held for Mrs.
Baker wUl tell her life story and
show colored Midea of Africa.
A Father and Sons Prayer u . i • t, . , , , .,, Campbell's Seafood Kitchen
Breakfait will be held on Natural dratt tower explained to Kiwanis
3221 ASBURY AVENUE
Sunday morning at S a.m. in the
fellowship building.
R. J, Wankner, mechanical The cooling tower, con-
Sunday School will begin at
wgineering and construction structed of reaiforced con-
B;*5 a.m. and the Morning
manager for the Atlantic City crete, is known as a dosed
Service will begin at 11 o'clock,
Electric Company, demon- system and will cool the water
Ruben will tell hii Iif« story,
strated
"" ""•
for the
>•— —»-••—
Kiwanis for Generating Unit 3, which
and the concluding service "of members the first natural draft wUl go into operation shortly at
thi conference will • - begin •• at 7 Moling tower in New Jersey. the Beesley Point plant.
p.m.
At a luncheon meeting at the The ZM-feet tall tower wiU
Elijah will be gving his life Plymouth Inn, Wankner transfer the heat from the
story, after which colored presented a guided slide tour of water into the air much like a
slides will again be shown, the new tower which ii located chimney, the speaker ex-
Open TTiursday at Saday 'HI 7 P.M.
Miii Baker and the two at the B.L, England Generating plained, and is one of the most
native young men shall be Plant in Beesley's Point. impressive structures in South
Open Friday and SaMay 'HI 8 P.M.
singing in the native languages
Jeney,
and also in French in the
Following the slide presen-
morning and evening services
tation, Mr. Wankner answered
also,
questions from the audjaiee.
Band program
A large exhibition of curios
from Africa .wUl be oiltliiplay.
These include carvings of in Linwood Schools
ivory, ebony and iron wood,
hippo hide, giraffe hide, baboon
LINWQOD - The Linwood
and monkey skins, ostrich egg,
School Bands, under the
python and viper skins and
direction of Benedict E. Nutter,
embroidery work done by
are looking ahead to another
exciting year. Numerous and
varied programs are now in the
AN APOLOGY
planning itageg. such as
A report in the September 12 Christmai and Spring concerts,
issue of tht Sentinel-Ledger Halloween and Memorial Day
concerning confrontation by parades, trips to area schools,
John Gilbert, local Lions Convaleicent Home Spring
representative, and Hugh concert, March of Dimes
Zimmers, special city planning Telethon, Kiwanis Pancake
Baked Baltimori Crab
2.60
1.80
consultant, was in error. The Festival at Prudential, and Broiled Flounder
2.60
1.80
article reported that Gilbert others.
Stuffed Broiled Flounder
2.60
recommended a population
1.80
Enrollment in the in- Mixed Seafood
density of 150 units per acre for ttrumental music program is at
2.50.
1.70
all developmenti. What Mr,
Fried Imperial Crab (Fridays only)
an all time high this year with
2.50^
1.70
Gilbert said was he "rtcom- 107 regular memberi in grades Fried Shrimp (5)-
2.50^
1.70
mended 60 to 70 units per acre," five through eight, and 80 Plintation Chicken (Vs) —_
He noted that the present or2.30beginners
signed up last week,
1,50
Pot Roast of Beef and Gravy
dinance permit! 75 units, which making the total of 187 children.
2.30-
1.S0
is "not p-ossly high, since
Fried Clams (W Ib.) ———
The bands include the ad-
2.30-
1.B0
Margate, a similar nearby vanced concert band, The Fried Oysters (51-
2.00community,
has a ISO unit per
1.20
Patriots; a stage band. The Lobster Cutlet (3) ———acre
restriction for high-rise
2.00-
Note-ables; the Belhaven Wind
1.20
developments." We apologize
Fried Flounder —————
Ensemble, and two fourth
2,00^
1.20
for the error.
grade concert bands.
Fried Soil lops (8) ————
2,00-
1.20
Veal Cutlet -————_—_
1.80-
1.00
Deviled Crab ———_—_
1.80-
1.00
Deviled Clam (3) -———_
1,80 =
1.00
Fish Sticks (5) —— __
1.60-
.80
Fish Cakes (2) —~—^—
1.40-
.60
Shrimp Salad — — _ —
2.50-
1.70
Crab Salad
2,50-
1.70
Shrimp Cocktail (4) • ( _ - — _ — - — " — = =—- = 2.50 £. ^ \j ==
1.70
Platters Contain Entree & French Fried Potatoes & Cole Slaw, *
PHONE 399-433
COOKED MA FOOD TO TAKI OU¥
OPEN THRU SUNDAY, OCTOBER SIN
MJP Ml UV{ • CLIP (Ml SHE • CUP III SHE rr
mum
Cor. 10th Strett & Asbury Ave.» Ocein City, New Jersey 08226
ALL FOODS COOKED 10 ORDER PHONE: 399-1348
PLATTERS SERVINGS
BUCKET OF
FRIED SHRIMP
1 Ib, Bite-Size Pieces
$4.50
APPETIZER SUGGISTiONS
Friid Clams I'/i Ib.) , . 1.50 Shrimp CocktlM
Shrimp Salad 1.70 Biti-Silf Shrimp C/j Ib. fried) . .
Crab Salad ........ 1 70 Clam Chowder (cold-boiiin-bag)
Frinch Fried Onion Rings . . , , pt. SO - qt, 1.00
CHICKIN
4 Pieces ... 1.50
SMALL BUCKET (12
LARGE BUCKET (20
COMPANY SPECIAL
8 Pieces .
pieces) .
pieces! . .
(100 pieces)
3 00
4.25
6.50
30.00-
. 1,70
. . 2 25
pt. .SO
BUCKET OF
FISH STICKS
15 Sticks
$2.00
Boiled Shrimp m the Shell ——..
Ib. 5 00
Baked Potato (after 4:00 p.m.) — —
.30
Cole Slaw or Pepper Hash ~ — -__
— pt, .70
Potato Salad or Macironi Salad —— _
— Pt. .70
Applesauce or Stewed Tomatoes — — ~—
— Pt. .70
Baked Macaroni and Cheese (serves two)
60
.French Fried Idaho Potatoes -——-— —
qt. 1.00
French Fried Onion Rings
qt. 1.00
Manhattan Clam Chowder (coidin boil-in-bag) ——~_ — — pt_ Pt. .w SO
'The following may be substituted for French Fried Potatoes A Cole Sltw: Btked Potato, Potato
Salad, Macardni Salad, Applesauce, Stewed Tomatoes or Vegetable of the Day.
ASK ABOUT OUR DAILY SPECIALS!
WINTER HOURS: Open Wedneldays - Thursdays - Pridiys - Saturdays - Sundays
11 00 A.M. - 7:00 P.M.
CLOSED: MONDAYS and TUESDAYS
THURSDAYS
tO% Dixeimt for
Everyone Over 62
FRIDAYS
Batttr Fried Fish n Chips
95
rtfularly . . $1.25
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Fam,l y Style SMfo0aJf**|