Oct 1974 - On-Line Newspaper Archives of Ocean City

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Cape Victorian homes four Sunday
Toughen thing about making a living is that you have to
gft up and do it all over again tomorrow.
COOKING WITH WINE
Crabmeat Fondue Au Vin
You'll need 14 cup of butter; '-s cup dry Sauterne; 12 oz
grated Colby cheeM; 14 (jOMj oz.) can condensed cheese
soup; dash Tabasco, salt, pepper; 1 tspn. Worcestershire
sauce; 1 (Shoz.) can erabmeat, flaked, In an earthenware •>
fondue pot, melt butter. Add wine. When wine begins to ^
bubble, add cheese, cheese soup, seasonings and erabmeat •.
Cook, itirring until piping hot. Serve with 1-inch French
bread cubes for dunking into hot fondue. Serves 4, $.
We may never succeed in curing poverty, but with pricei
and taxes the way they are, we're lure going to curt wealth, jg
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Special LUNCHES
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• Hot Platters
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THURSDAY, OCTOBiR 10, 1974
Turnpike to hold hearing
on toll increase
CAPE MAY - Ten of this
seaside reiort's Victorian
homes will be opaned for public
touring this Sunday a* a majc-r
highlight of the second annual
Victorian Weekend, a two and
- one • half day Victorian few
let for the October 12 through 14
Columbus Day Weekend.
The Tour of Victorian Homes
il iet from II a.m. to 4 p.m..
and is one of several activitlei
planned to accentuate r'ape
May's 19th century ar
ehlteetural heritage,
Tlie hiitoric Emlen Phyiick
EitalB will be open for public
tours; daily wuraat 10a.m. will
take vi*itori trough tht City's
historic district which contains
one of the heaviest con
eentralions of Victorian ar
ehiteeturf 1 Pumess Home (1870), designed beachfront home Hi B12 Be»«ai
by famed Philadelphia ar- av. will round out the conchitect
Prank Furnesj, which tingent of homes on the tour.
features a dining room full of Other #vtnti planned for the
the home'i original furniture. weekend include a Vietoriin
NEW BRUNSWICK, N.J.expected
thii month the
The oldest home on the tour is luncheon at noon on Saturday at
Tnere will be no action on a
Authority will study them and
the Brick Walk, which predates the Phyiick Estate, where
possible change in New Jersey
should there bi a reconi'
1828. Once Mid for 1250, theVictorian
beaux and belles will
Turnpike toll rates without first
mendation to increase ratei,
home sports gingerbread trim, informally model some of their
conducting a public hearing on
the Amhority wiH, conduct a
Gothic peaks, colored glass and garb of yesteryear; cocktails,
the matter.
public hearing on the matter.
Victorian braeketj.
dinner and dancing Saturday
The New Jersey Turnpike
"This commitment has
The Mainstay, a 1808 ram- night at the Golden Eagle
Authority has been committed
received widespread publicity
bling, shingle^styie guest house, Motor Inn; a Smday evening
to hold such a public hearing
in the media
will present visitors with an Macedonia Baptist Church
ever since Febriipy 1973-more "It hai bten published in the
example of the typical early Qioir Concert in the City's new
than a year and a half ago- past month in newgpaperl,
20th century large central Victorian Bandstand; an afwhen
it originally considered including the Bergen Record, •
parlor with unobitructed views ternoon cocktail party on
and later rescinded its action the NY, Daily News, the Home
of all connecting rooms. TheSunday
at 4:30 at one of Cape
increasing the minimum toll to News of New Brunswick, the
home's original fireplace of May's surviving Victorian
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Asbury Park Prtss and the
peer glazed brick has been hotels, the Carroll Villa; and
At that time, on February 13,
News-Tribune of Woodbridge,
restored by the present Owners dally bicycle tours at 10 a.m.
1973, the Authority held that
among otheri, and broadcast
The Seventh Sister, one of the that will take visitors far afield
"after considerable diseuMion
over radio stations throughm*
in the United States; sevai idaiticaJ buildlngi built to see the town's variety nf YOUTH CENTER- ThB desire of the U.S. Bureau of Prisons to locate a $12
the member* of the Authority
the area,
and there will be an illustrated around iBffl by Congress Hall architectural styles
decided to go on record that any "The New Jersey Turnpike
lecture on "Cape flay s owner Annie Itnijjht, Mill has 90 The weekend is being million, 150-employee youth center in Southern New Jersey was the topic of a further increase in toll chargw Authority is mindful of its
Preservation Progress ' at 3percent
of its original sponsored by the City of Cape meeting last week called by U.S. Rep. Charles W. Sandman, Jr., left. Cape May he subject to a public hearing " obligationi to serve the public
p.m. Saturday, with Mayor furniture Visitors will be able May and the Mid-Atlantic County Freeholder Roy Gillian, standing at left, and Freeholder Director An- This was contained in a
and at the same time it wants to
Bruce Minnix narrating. to see the guest houM's original Ceiter for the Arts, a non-profit thony T Catanoso, standing at right, represented the county at the meeting in resolution adopted by the
operate on a Bound fiical basis
The 10 buildings on thedumbwaiter,
which still cultural arts organisation to iUlantic City. Also pictured are Atlantic County Freeholder-Director Michael Authority at that time.
10 that we can continue the
Victorian Home Tour, most of operates, that brought food up which the weekenH't prnetNKjs
"We have never deviated
service effectively, so im
which have never before been from the basement kitchen mil go.
Matthews and Salem County Freeholder-Direetor Tom Pankok, right Cum- from our position on the need to
pertant to the transportation
opened to the public, include The Lesser House (1879), the For Information and r«"«erberland officials were also present. Rep. Sandman encouraged the officials to hold a public hearing on
picture in our State,"
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Anthony J. Fulginiti
He ii presently the Municipal
Prosecutor for the City of
Wildwood, City of North
Wildwood, Township of Upper
and the Borough of Avalon, He
maintains offices in both
WUdwood and Rio Grande.
He also hoi* the poiition as
Solicitor for the City of Wild-
wood Zoning Board of Ad-
justment, City of Wildwood
Parking Authority and the Cape
May County Park Commission.
SPONSOR HALLOWEEN
DANCE
SOMERS POINT -
American Legion Post 3S2 will
sponsor a Halloween dance,
November Z, from B p.m. There
will be live mmie and a free
buffet. "Hie public il welcome.
Rent for only
$15.00 a day
KORDITE CUAN-UP
AND LEAF BAGS
THE.OCEAN CITY SENTINELLIDGfR PAGE I — SECTION TWO
Foot stompin', pedal pushing piano pounding weekend
by Mark Soifer
October, which you all know
by now ii Twice As Nice in
Ocean City, sails serenely into
iti second weekend, with "foot
itompin,' "pedalpiishln', piano
poiBiding times on tap Friday
through Sunday
The foot Bompin begins on
Pridiy.ap m atthf Mmie Pier
when the colorful Ukrainiftn
Dancers whirl into town. This
poup hai stomped here before
to a standing ovation. Tliey
wear iorgeous (if I may be
permitted to gush) native
costumes and leap about as
high as one dares on the Misic
Pier stage The group is
directed by John Chupasko, a
former professional dancer
who doesn't fool around.
The dancers are mostly
m I • • mm • Registers of
Exchange club offering ^.^v,.,),.
scriptwriting scholarship
The 28th annual broadcait
icriptwriting icholarship
program, the subject of which
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young people who are proud of October pih The confer! In keeping witfi providing a
their Ukrainian heritage and
Double flecker bus in Ocean
begins a! the Pier, Sp m Art certificate for every occasion,
want to show the world some mission is SO cents
City next weekend 'The double
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beautiful dancing This they do.
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