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A1Q THE SENTINEL-LEDGER OcMnClly, N,j, Tr.ur.day, Novembw 14,1991
Happenings at the Ocean City
Community and Cultural Center
17th and Simpson Avenue
( Arts Center • Museum • Library )
399.7828 399-1801 399.2434
FULL DELICATESSEN
Over Stuffed Sandwiches
Delicious Homemade Soups
Freshly Made Salads
OVEN READY
Lasagna, Chicken Parmesan
Eggplant Farm, Meatballs, Baked Ziti
LOCAL LUNCH DELIVERY
399-3195
RESERVE NOW
Your Thanksgiving
Turkey for Nov. 28th
The WhJtebrier announces a wonderful
concept for Thafiksgving Day Dinner! Your
own fuUy dressed turkey prepared and
carved at your able by our chef. Your
family will enjoy all the holiday trimmings
and even the leftovers to take home,
OWNER SERVED 1.7 PM
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HOLIDAY GIFT TINS
Now Available
Call today for our holiday gift catalog. We
ship anywhere in theUS
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MONDAY: Football Special • 6 to 8 PM
APPETIZER COMBO - $17.95 VALUE for $13.78/100
TUESDAY: Burger, Fries & Soda-$2.99
WEDNESDAY: Sausage, Meatball or Kielbasa Sandwich • $3,95
WITH FRIES & REGULAR SODA - ALL DAY
THURSDAY: Whole Chicken - $5,50 • 4-8 PM Only
FRIDAY: Fingers* Fries-$3.95
SATURDAY-. Cheesesteak, Fries & Soda • $4.50
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(Offered in addition to our regular dinner menu)
FRESH ROAST OF TURKEY
with stuffing and giblet gravy
.Or -.
BAKED VIRGINIA HAM
accompanied by a choice of soup or salad, mashed potatoes or swat
potato, chefs choice of vegetables, and pumpkin pie
Al for ju* $12.95
• AU dinner! include
fresh bread and coffee,
tea or decaf On The Harbour la Sonera Point
653-0900
Ocean City coming events
THURSDAY TUiSDAY
Toddler Tims, Fret Publie Oown Qty Chapter 5MH s\a-
Utasry, iraSSnipion Am, 1Q30 ffiaiy, Youth anter, «h St ind
All PACKAGES AND TIMES SUBJECT TOeWNQE WTHOUT NOT1CI. MUST BE II YEARS Of AGE. |
Buck Tavern 1
And Restaurant
"An Elegant Dining Experience In A £~
Tastefully Redecorated Hunting Lodge." KLj
Open from 5 p.m. Bj
CATFISH
CALAIS
Topped w/Sautesd
Leeks, Gull Shrimp*
Lemon Caper Sauce
Delicious Chops
Fresh Seafood'
ROAST WILD
BOAR
Served w/Apple
Normandy Sauce
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VTLWt
MIGNON
Roquefort
Grilled To Order w/
Sauce Roquefort
Prime Steaks
Tasty Ribs
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Uncle Bill's
PANCAKE HOUSE
-— OPEN YEAR ROUND —
2112 Asbury Ave,, Ocean City
Open Daily 7 AM • 2 PM • FREE PARKING • 398-7393
EARLY BIRD BREAKFAST SPECIALS
Served from 7 am-9 am
NEW* NiW* NEW
LUNCHEON SPECIAL
Cup-0-Soup & Half Sandwich
Choose tnmi A 0\ M f^
• Tuna v < .xl W
• Chicken W •*• #
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, November 14,1981 Own City, NJ, THE SENTJNEL-LEDGEH All
Jerry Vale will be grand marshal of the Christmas Parade, Nov. 22
lions dub, Hmy*t Inn, Sonv
Mt7
HARBERQER PAINTINGS The paintings have most awards including the 1990 399-7628 or 898-0186 with
Kiwsnb Qub, H»n/» Inn,
history.
WEDNESDAY
Authority,
Sonera Fatal, g pjn,
DISPLAYED THIS MONTH recently been on exhibit in a New Jersey Art Educators , questions.
Admission Is free,, but
Woman's Cooperslive League, ten, 9th and Anbury,
An exhibit of the works of one-woman show at theas
Artists Exhibit at Glass*
donations are greatly Oeam aty/Upper Township
Youlh Colter, 6Ui and Atlanuc P
area artit Barbara Har- Westby Art Gallery at boro, the United Jersey BUS TRIP NOV. 20
Zoning Board, Council
appreciated.
Rotary dub, M*?» ResUurant,
beiger will be on display at Glassbaro State College,, Bank Award, NJEA Reeog-
Oiunben, Qty taU, 730 pm-
The Arts Center will
Somenj Point, 630 p.m.
the Arts Center during_ A graduate of the PhUa- nition Award and second sponsor a bus trip to New SINDIA DAY
Good Counsel Friendship
November. delphia College of Art Mid place in the 1989 New Jer- York City Wednesday, IS SET DEC. 15
Gmn Qty Cud Qi% You* Oub, Parish Hall, 40th Street, American Legion, Morgmsey
Art Educators as Artists
the School of the Art Insti-
Nov. 20.
In commemoration of the Cailcr,6thandAtUnlic7pjn. 1230 pm
Rands Pert No, 117, 14ft •nd
Exhibit, also at Qassboro.
Haven, 8 pat,
m SAT, & SUN. tute of Chicago, Harbergef
Call toe center, 399-7628, annual Sindia Day, the
has received a number of Harberger also received a for details.
museum will hold an open New Jersey Association of Exchangettes,6:30p4n.
EVENINGS 2 SHOWINGS
grant from the New Jersey
house noon to 5 p.m. Sun- Women Business Ownera, Padn
State Council on the Arts In MUSEUM RECALLS - day, Dec. 15 wiA refresh- 8ndBgIlj#7SSAsbury7pjn.
Oettn Qty Hlstortol
Ocean Qty Humane Society, don, 3rd Floor Conference Roam,
1981-82.
ments and entertainment.
Intermediate School,-18th and City Hill, 7 pm.
RESORT OF YISTiRDAY
Her ' exhibit wUl dose
The annual house tour is Gain Charter Chapter. Amir- Bay, 7:30 pjn.
The Historical Museum,
inn Business Women's Associa-
Duel.
also planned that day,
open 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Montion,
7 p.
Ch^ Qub, Youth Center, fth' Ma itf Phi Mrority, 8 pm.
All Seats
days through Fridays, and 1 COUPON BOOKLETS
All Shows
DEC. 6 BEGINS HOLIDAY to 4 pjn. Saturdays, offers BENEFIT MUSEUM
City Council, Council
FESTIVAL OP CRAFTS
Chambers, City Hall, 9lh md
exhibits of interest to all Entertainment "92 coupon Asbury, 730 p.m. Libraries highlight
FHISUN IPM A.S. POTTER, The Arts Cento will host ages: furniture and furnish- books, to be sold to benefit
ASSQCIATIS.INC, a holiday festival of crafts ings reminiscent of Ocean the museum, are now avail- Royal Arch Masons, Chapter
Dec. 6-29 in the gallery. City's early days, photoable at a cost of $35. Tele- No. 46, Masonic Temple, 10thchildren's
classics .
REFINANCE Hours wiU be 14 p.m, graphs and artifacts bom phone 399-1801 to reserve a
71 MUM
Sundays, 9 ajn. to 5 pan. the shipwrecked Sindia, copy.
MAYS LANDING —
While rates are low!
SCHWMRZBflEGGER,
weekdays, 7-9 p.ni, Mon- doUs, needlework, decoys
"Captlvaring Classics," a
A list of the establish- Atlantic-Ocean No, 6, Artisan,
IKE
days through Thursdays and a display of local birds,
collection of dusk chilments
included in the book- Hrt H««i»e No. 2, S
•k Lower payments and 9 ajn. to 4 p,m« Satur- A display of china and let is available for review at Poinl,8pjn.
dren's books, is now on display
at all Atlantic County
it Shorten term days.
porcelain from the Sindia the museum.
• Consolidate Bills Crafts will include pot- wreckage, presented to die The coupons in the books FRIDAY
Umry System brandwg,
thinks to a 18,338 pant
tery, jewelry, glass, wood museum by die executors of may be used immediately. AARP. Youth Center, ith andfrom
the New Jersey State
PATRICIA HYDOCK
and more.
the estate of Marion Lake
Atlantic, 1 p.m.
Ross, is currently being CLEVENGER GLASS
Library,
Can 399-7628 with ques-
offered, Ross was one of the ON DISPLAY, FOR SALE SATURDAY
Children's books, espetions.
museum's founders and The museum is featuring Festival for Maids, recreation cially wen-loved lavmiies,
398-1698 WRITE ON TWO until her death m December a display of antique glass complex, 6th and Atlantic, Il'JQ lose theta
MEETS AGAIN NOV. 20 1990 was tiie last eye-wit- manufactured in South Jer- • m. to 2 p.m.
NJ Uesuad Indue
NJD
The writing group, ness to the wreck still living sey by Clevenger Brothers
S&1
"Write on Two, will meet in Ocean Ory,
of Clayton mat has just SUNDAY
again 7 p.m. Nov. 20 at the A gift shop features been acquired.
American Cancer Society
Arts Center,
antiques and collectibles, An assortment of styles Champagne Fling, Randal, 5-9
Other sessions are sched- books and games for chil- and colors is also being pm,
uled 10 a.m. Dec 4 and 7dren,
sweatshirts and book offered for sale at the
pan. Dec. IB.
bap with the Sinda l museum that may be of
Mntetworto Choir, St Peter's
No fee is charged. Call and books on Ocean
United Methodist, 730 pm.
interest to collectors.
MONDAY
FRESH FRUIT
Popcorn; Coastd Conversation Commis-
& VEGETABLES
sion, Coundl Chambers, Clly
Ocean City, NJ
HiU.4p.rn.
026 Haven Ave., Ocean
(609) 398-5404
Freshly Squeezed Orange Juice
1-800-842-2676
OPEN DAILY
1310 Boardwalk: Mon-Sat. 9 am-6 pm»Sun. 12 noon. 6 pm
1 OCEAN an — show theaters and cabarets. ment.
business celebrity Jetty Vale Vato'i recwdlnp of AM We feel compelled to
--will be grand marshal of the k k M i r mention, however, that Mark Soifer Ocean City publicist
Mbtty'i Christmts Paradt, Looks* Into Your Heart, M ZHSanta
and Mrs. Glaus will
7 Mpy, P H d N 2 2 to and others have become also be very important in
"Hie puade committee, standards. The singer lives the parade because, after turned on at 7:15 pjn. and
headed by Curtis Kabat, in Beverly Hilla and is pres- all, that's what this march is mere will be carol singing
arranged far As singer's ident of his own production all about — bringing me on City Hall steps price to
appearance with officials company.
jolly old elf into town. the parade.
from Trump Ftaa where Hi •ppears ftequentty mi Following the parade, the
Vale Is performing Nov. the David Letterman Show daus couple will distribute During Saturdays In
18-23.
and became the program's bags of goodies to young- December, there wUl be
Born Genaro Louis official good luck charm sters at the Coastal Bank breakfast with Santo from 9
Vitaliano, the singer pew during Letterman's week in gazebo across from Gty a.m. til noon at Say Break-
ip In ttie Bronx and by the Las Vegas earlier this year, Hill, 9th and Asbury. N fast, 6th and Asbury Ave.
age of 12 was already • B you're wondering how The parade will also/fea- and Horse and Carriage
simultaneously performing I know so mueh about Jerry ture lots of good*music rides from 1 to 4 pm, at 9th
and shinning shoes at a Vale—wtU,l got thelnfar- including the Ocean City and Asbury. Other holiday
local barbershop to supplemation courtesy of a press High School Band, Pitman activities will be
ment the family income. He release supplied by •ftump. Hobo Band, Hageman and announced.
has since become "the The parade comBilttee Ventnor City String Bands
ambassador of song* for should be commended for and local characters such as
contemporary music and securing a national celebrity Trash Buster, Anti-Litter,
entertains about 30 weeks for the event as it always Martin Z. Mollusk and
! -ea ch year at leading resorts, adds interest and excite- McC-ruff accompanied by
dation in the best of chil-
assorted elves.
dren's literature.
The grant is enabling
The holiday lights will be
our libraries to introduce a
new generation of children
Atlantic Electric
to books that have stood the
test of time, books that are
joins
invaluable in the development
of children as lifelong
readers,* said Alyce J, Bowenx
county library director
duny newness
Children's books now
right awmy In a Uteaw col- account for approximately
lection. Taken out and read 25 percent of the total items
over and over again, the circulated by the library
best children's books soon The grant enabled the
end up In a tattered state. libraries to buy over 600
For librarians, It is a con- books, all considered classtant
struggle to keep up sics for the literary content
with the purchaie of new or the quality of illustration.
children's books, wMe tty- The books are available a
ing to replace the old favor- all nine branch libraries an
ites with new copiei, Tne on the Bookmobile,
"Captivating Clasiics" "Captivating Classics"
Irani project was begun to booklists may be obtained
address the need to provide at any Atlantic County
children with a firm foun- Library System location.
AND BUS TOUR SERVICE.
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LIONLIMOUSINE
Round TrioTmtipoftiUon A Bonn hekMtf To:
9AM-1 PM-6:3OPM-7Days
( area artist, is exhibiting at $5 for a single adult, $2 for
A big thank you to the the Ocean City Arts Center children and $15 for a fam-
Ocean City Exchange Chib through November, A ily of five « mom Sw
for its many community graduate of the Philadel- information call Recreation
ductor emeritus, Frank efforts during October, The phia CoUege of Art and Art Fregnims, 399-6111 ext 246.
Ruggieri returns each sum- club provided personnel to Institute of Chicago, she has
mer for special appearance set up lights and perform won many awards includ- The MasiervtorU'Choir
and also continues to stage week for the recent ing the 1990 New Jersey Art will perform Verdi's
donate his time as a con- appearance of the New Jer- Educators award. Requiem at St, Peter's
sultant to the orchestra. sey Ballet and Ocean Qty The exhibit was recently United Methodist Church
Fops Orchestra.
fentured at the Westby Art 7M pm, Sunday, Nov. 17.
Tie annual Veterans Day
They followed this with Gallery of Glassboro State The public is invited.
ceremony was Monday at
one of the most successful CoUege,
The choir will hold
ttie Sports ft CMe Center,
Halloween Parades in its 44
6th Street and the board-
year Wstey. They then Cjjy employees will sponwalk.
The ceremony was
Worked on the Halloween sorT"FesUval for Friends"
planned for Veterans
Fun Festival which raised on Saturday, Nov. 16 from
Memorial Park, 6th and
over $2,000 for the charity 11:30 a-m. to 230 pjn, to
Weiley, but was moved due
to help abused chUdren. raise funds for the needy at
Thanksgiving, The event is
to the weather. Guest
Friends of the Pops speaker was CoL Thomas E. The Ocean Gty Arts Cen- set for the reereatian com-
Orchestra will present a Griffin, commander of the ter, 1735 Simpson Ave, milplex,
6th and Atlantic, The
special program 4 p JTU Sun- 177th Fighter-Interceptor hold its popular Holiday public is invited.
day, Dec, 1 at the Flanders Group.
Festival of Crafts Dec 6-29. Activities include face
Hotel to honor conductor Robert Becotte, com- The show will be in the cen- painting, balloon shaving,
emeritus Rank Ruggieri, mander of the United Vetter's main gallery and fea- apple bobbing, bean bag
who is celebrating his 85th erans Coundl, emceed the ture pottery, jewelry, glass, toss, races designed for
birthday. Frank has been program, taking over for
wood and more. both children and adults.
active with the Fops for recently-retired BUI Houck, Hours are 1 to 4 p.m. Hotdogs, pretzels and
over 60 years as a musician, who ran the event for many Sunday, 9 a.m. to 5 pjn. snacks will be sold at the
Green
business manager and con- ymn.
Monday through Friday; 7 site.
ductor. He also enjoyed a Msgr. Thomas H. Sharkey to 9 pjn. Thursday; and 9 Tickets are available at
NEW YORK — Atlantic celebrated cares with the of Our Lady of Good Coun- ajn. to4 pjn. Saturday, For the recnMtion office, 6th
Electric Company has New York Philarmonic sel Catholic Church gave Information call 399-7628. Street and Atlantic Avenue
recently joined the Green orchestra.
or at the door, Admission is
the invocation and benedic-
lights Program of the U& The program will feature tion.
Environmental Protection the Old* City Woodwind
Agency to save energy and Quintet of Philadelphia and
promote a deaner environ- Todd and lisa Thomas,
ment through efficient light- favorites of Ocean City
ing.
Fops fans. Thaw will be a
$10 admission at the door
As part of the programwith
proceeds benefiting
Atlantic Electric agrees to theOrchestra.
survey its facilities and install The program is being
new lighting systems where organized by William
energy and cost savings can Scheible, current conductor
be achieved.
of the Orchestra. As con-
Thanksgiving
Hospitality
1 its
inspirational Messiah smgalong,
at St. Peter's 4 pjn.
Dec. 6, John Gregory Bate
will conduct both of these
programs.
The Bed Gross Bloodaw
bile wiU be in Ocean dry
on Wednesday, Nov. 27
and your help is needed.
The Red Crass will be at the
Youth Center, 6th and
Atlantic, 1 pm. to 6 pjn.
The goal is to collect 75
pints ofblood that day.
The drive is iponsared by
the Ocean City Colony
Chib. You can make die
commitment by calling
.465-5355. Blood is needed
so plcaae try to help mis
iortiixit effect
Barbara Harberger, an
The Repici's.,
SUNNYSWEUP
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Breakfast Hours;
Friday
•ThTSWEmSreCIALS*
20% OFF
Any Numbered Special
Friday Only
THURS: Staffed Cabbage *6M
7AM-1L3OPM
with veggie :
FRfc Bi^iHi Flounder
wtihinggtn
SAT: Chicken Parmesai
with spaghetti
SUN- Bakrtta $ 6.95
wlpintapple raisin tauce
Pottery show
Corbln City potter and sculptor SaUy Mclnemey's
holiday show will be Saturday and Sunday, Nov. 23
and 24, at her stucfio, 480 Main St. The hours will be
11 a.m. to 5 p.m., and the pubic Is Invited to attend.
saffl&A JOIN US FOR
HAPPY HOUR...
Mon. thru W. 4 to 6 pm
EARLY BIRD SPECIALS __
Stived 7 Diyi A Week 4:30 to 6:30 PM
from'6.95
Chooic from Frelh Sofoed, Slcik A Poultry
MONDAY NIGHT FOOTBALL —
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Miller Lite Drafts * 1.00
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THE PUB AT TULLS
The newly remodeled room features • new bu with booths
surrounding • stone fireplace in a cozy, Chccrs-likc
atmosphere. Lunch, dirmer,,,or lite fire 'til 1 AM
ENTERTAINMENT
Contemporary Country Mmk by Calico
Friday t Saturdiy 9 PM -1 AM
WLQIDJ Fridiy nighl beween leti
PATSY CLINE SINGING CONTEST
sponsored by WLQI 9S.7 FM Conotiy Riidio
Friday NighB thru November S9 • \fcekly M M
Grind MM Findc December 6
LUNCH SpEciAts
Bowl of Homemade
Shs Crab Soup. 3JS
DwrtltdCrib........ MS
with Frie* and Cole Slaw
Broiled Shrimp Stufled
mtom
with Fries md Cole Slaw
Fried Shrimp Stuffed
w/Crabmeal _....
ScaJtops S Crab 1Z9S
Large Sea Scallops smothered
wHh Crab Imperial
SEAFOOD MARKET
Alaskan Snow Crab
Ouster*. --3JBS to.
Fresh Cut Bass Fiflet..2.29 tt).
Mike this
Thanksgiving special
with dinner at the
Tuckahoe ton! You'll
dine on fresh rout
young turkey,
chestnut
stuffing, a wide
seteStion of tender
vegetables, uaditlonai
desserts like mince
and pumpkin pie and
much more. Your
meal will begin with
an appetizer and
special Thanksgiving
prices on our
cocktails,
We suggest reservations for Thanksgiving Day.
Make your,,,
CHRISTMAS PARTY
RESERVATIONS NOW!
TuckahoeInn
SHORE ROAD. ROUTE •• PEESLETS POINT • 390-3322
Feast With Us
Hand Carved Roast Tom Turkey.
Stuffing and Gravy
Virginia Ham
BroiledSalmon Steak
Tossed Salad, Waldorf Salad
Pasta Salad, Fruit Salad
Oven Browned Yams with Brown Sugar
Stuffed Potatoes, Carrots, Squash
Young Peas, Mushrooms
Thanksgiving Soup, Cranberries
Dessert Table with Pies and Cakes
and much, much more
Serving from $13.95 Adults
12 Noon to 7 PM S7SS Children under 12
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Bar»Begtiurant«Bay Deck
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DAILY BREAKFAST ft LUNCH SPECIALS
BREAKFAST SPECIAL
Eggs Benedict
with
Feoffee
Sat. & Son, Only
Served 'til ] pm
10% OFF
To Senior
Citizens on
Tuesdays
PRIVATE ROOM
AVAILABLE FOR PARTIES
Thuri, Fri,4 SB. 7 m - 9 pn
Major CralfCords teupitd^fSz
Soups
New Orleans Crab Chowder
Saladi
House Salad • Caesar Salad
Appetizers
Fried Mozzarella • Shrimp Cocktail
Clams Casino • Baked Brie
Entries
Roast Turkey * Prime Rib • Broiled Flounder
Veal Maryland • Chicken Dijon
Desserts
^ranberry Cheesecake * Pumpkin Cheesecake
mceinoCake • Pecan Pie 'V\i-