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A10 rHESENVNEL-lEOGB* OownClty, NJ. Thuradiy, Nowmbw 7.1991 Dismcrs SENATE James Cafiero (R) Ron Casella (D) ASSEMBLY Rav Batten (D) Jennifer Lookabough (D) Frank LoBiondo (R) Jack Qibson (R) FREEHOLDERS Harry Vandersliee (D) Gary Jessel (R) Jack Gibson DISTRICT (continued tea page 1) defeated Democratic opponent Ronald F. Casella (18,851). Cufiero untied 19,707 votes fa Cape May County alone to Casella's 10,486. incumbent Republican Assemblyman Prank SEA ISLE CITY (Results by District) 1 183 68 83 65 152 161 87 140 _ _ wEL Hi 1 • 2 198 80 101 63 171 134 96 178 m•i 3 249 134 167 104 233 277 154 223 4 234 108 134 94 .' 214 244 112 227 AiSENTEI TOTALS 114 21 29 18 108 122 31 103 RESULTS INCLUDE ABSENTEE •• • Frank Lobiondo • I II • I • I • 1 • 1 • I • Serving lundi, dinner i"mun*ies" dapAM-IAM 900 Shore Rd.» Somers Point • 927-6665 11 am to 2 am 7 days a week REGULAR aflgi-,, .,. ,6,00 Small 14" „_ „„ „ i,00 Ptrienal 10'....... 3,io Supr«mair , , 14,00 Elizabeth's RECESSION MENU 506 9th Strait (Next to Chatterbox) 391-0004 PI Largo ir 700 Small 14" 6 00 Personal 10* 4.50 Supreme 17" 14.00 848 409 514 e 344 878 1,028 477 888 •• • James Carflero FREE DELIVERY /In SICILIAN Large , 7J0 Small ,,i.iO Supreme..,. 14,00 Topping 1,00 ••eh / ,50 personate M SupVirntfs have up b ten toppings Bach, 5PICIALTY PliS Chess* Delight 17" (Moaarella, Rlcotta. Chaddar, Provotene) , 10,00 Hawaiian 17"(Meizarilla,Ham. PlrnappHs,CharrHs) .,,,,,, BSD Stuffed Piaa icr (4 toppings of your cioict)..: ..„„...,.„..,.,: ,„ 7 oo Vtostarian 17' (No mtat, sat toppings) , „ " 14'iO §«liy Bustar 17* (IncJudts all toppings) ,„„.....,..„„„,„.„,.,„„ m\,...Z"LZ i TURN-QViRS .m ,« *WfM¥fM, Maatban* P«pp#ronl. Hot PwpM, MM PippM, Mutrr^ni, CWeM. PlnaapplM, Him, Kfid itaf, BoeeW, Olvai, Gresn Oflvn, Frath flWIe, Fra* Tomtau, d af HOT SUBS MM _._.,,. 3 00 CtMM* SMk „ .. 3 2S Ptta SMMu.. -.- 3 SO HBIftugir .„..'" 1J50 HamiClwau. Tuna Fi«h._ C 300 .300' .3J00 2M ©»~ CAU US TODAY IH , EWra Chaata, i . Black WNNEfiS M( 7.25 CWctonParm... 6.25 Latagna: 550 SUMSMk 650 Ravfc«._^ 5 JO apagftaa w/nm*....2 6.00 SENATE Meg Worthingtori (D) .-. William Gormley (R) ASSEMBLY FredScemi(D) Tom Foiey fj) John Gaffney (R) Fredrick Nickles(R) EXECUTIVE Ken Harrison (0) Richard Squires (R) FREEHOLDER Pat McCullough (D) Dennis Levlnson (R) James Swift (D) Thomas Russo (R) MAYOR JohnConroy Charles Parker Leonard Gramlieh COUNCIL Harvey Smith George Hyatt Susan Slaughter John Walsh 1 182 180 162 140 195 211 132 228 153 193 164 175 139 154 86 171 183 , 2 168 23$ 153 155 248 234 125 268 150 235 185 223 108 210 90 167 224 Buck Tavern And Restaurant "An Elegant Dining Experience In A Tastefully Redtcoraied Hunting Lodge." Open from 5 p.m. CATFISH w/Shrimp Sauce Farm-Ralied Catfish smothered with a delicious shrimp MUM Delicious Chops Fresh Seafood PEACH DUCK Boneless MUMOVI Duck Breast w/LJquer IScod peach sau«i rrlradl)r*CMut««M« AKHI|* ttm BalMalr nutbwugwi SOMERS POINT (Results by District) WARDI 3 4 90 132 78 78 141 133 80 160 84 132 82 ' 133 78 , 125 20 114 ,109 148 220 ,187 138 214 "205 90 269 144 201 144 202 134 172 41 178 185 TOTAL 586 768 860 809 798 783 . 407 922 631 761 546 733 459 661 237 630 701 1 120 216 118 108 218 213 85 237 109 203 102 205 79 192 70 117 214 2 91 158 96 91 149 149 84 184 90 148 91 141 61 152 44 • 102 143 WARD II 3 4 128 193 132 122 186 185 106 212 131 178 130 17S 106 144 73 139 177 TOTALS DO NOT INCLUDE ABSENTEE BALLOTS LoBiondo (26,473 votes) rrturm includes all of Cape May Tuesday night. and running mate John C In Cap* May County, County, the Atlantic The broom symbolized a Gibson of Sea Isle City LoBiondo carried 18,798 County muflidpaMiS of Republican sweep of the (23,164) also easily out votes, Gibson had 17,857, Bucna Borough and Bucna first district legislative can- polled Democratic Incum- Lookabaugh had 11,451 and Vista Township as well as didates and ttie Cape May bent Raymond A, Batten Batten had 11,974. MillvlUe, Vineland and County freeholder seat (15,862) and running mate Because of redistrictlng Maurice River Township in Assembly candidates Jennifer Lookabaugh earlier this year, The 1stCumberland County. Frank LoBiondo and Jack (17,092), to other unofficial Legislative District now Billy Kehner Jr., theGibson and state Senate 9-ye«M)ld son of Republi- candidate James Cafiero can first District committee- won landslide victories in man BUI Kehner Sr., stood Cape May and Cumberland Ocean on stage with a broom counties. alongside the local Republi- "Vs Uke Christmas and George Hyatt John Walsh Charles Parker (609)398-5404 can candidates at McNut- th« Academy Awards 1-800-842-2676 16/8 Lounge in Sea Isle Gty roUed into one," Gibson POINT told the krp crowd at tin Workshop Nov. 15 tavern after his challenge to 1360 Boardwalk: Mon-Sat. 9 an>6 pm • Sun, 12 noon on living wills incumbent Democrat Ray Batten paid off. SOMffiS POINT — The Most of the Republicans nursing staff at Shore Memo- HOLIDAY GIFT TINS who spoke saw the victory rial HspUal will provide a as a mandate to Governor Now Available workshop on living wills Jim Florio to reduce taxes. Call today for our holiday gift catalog. We noon to £ pm Friday, Nov. 'It looks like Horio may ship anywhere in theUS 15 in the main lobby. Copies be looking for a new job of critical care advance direc- soon," laughed county tives diving wills) will be party leader Gerard Deside- available. Call 65M629. rio. We've added On To Our Already Extensive Menu,,, Crab Meat Ravioli Appetizer »3,50 CaiunRedflsh •9.09 Chicken Cordon Bleu »1Q,99 Fioundir Chesapeake M5.99 Fn'ed Shrimp Parmigiana, 1 (continued from page 1) Ing South Jersey Regional career. a second term and theTheatre in Its expansion 1 fought hard," he said. Republicans will have the plans and attracting new "I campaigned very hard. coattails of a popular presi- ratables, such as the senior There we» some factors dent to ride. citizens project, as some of outside the town that Loral Republicans gath- those goals. worked against us — ered at Doe's Hare on Bay The Democratic candi- Florio feedback again. Avenue to watch the dates, assembled at the "tm not going to stop," returns and celebrate the American Legion hall, all he added. "Tra going to GOP - victories city, and agreed that any race against campaign again — for countywlde, Hyatt was the dominant Republicans Whatever it is.* working at the AttariHe is an upWfl battle: Conroy, Slaughter, a newcomer to County Board of Elections a former oouncilirian, said local politics, said the out- and Walsh was-also absent he hid campaigned as hard come ha4 her a little down, Parker, who will be serving as' he could and that this but that she would not his second four-year term defeat would not prevent reject another bid at office. • as mayor, said the sweep him from running in the Tm a little discouraged, was a clear sign of support. future, at whkh time he but I basically recognize "1 think it shows mat the Tickets For Sure would continue to hammer tttat it's the first time 1 ran majority of voters In Som- on the issues of the current SPORTS for office," she said. 1 - CONCiRTS ers Point support the council's lack of spending wink ultimately that the -THEATERS present Republican admin- responsibility in this trou- people of Somers Point will istration, the goals we have bled economy. recognize the error of hav- 600 New Road. Northfield accomplished and those we Tm just a Ud yet," he ing a lopsided Republican 12.99 641-33M intend to accomplish," said. "June ooznes real fast. representaHon," Parker said. He listed aid- The primary comes real Gmmllch,wholcMtal9« 1946 fast." coundl rare when he ran as. CALL 24 HRS. AHEAD & ORDER Smith, a former Republi- a Republican, could not be can mayor and councilman, reached for comment. YOUR PERSONAL LOBSTER AS said he has been handed Ms In ether Atlantic Ctounty II© AS YOU WANT IT!! share of victories and results; defeats during his political (please turn to page All) BUFFALO Bourguinon Cubes of Buffalo w/(resh winter voggles cooked in Bourfluinon sauce Prime Steaks Tasty Ribs f Route 50 Corbln City • 628-27361 Closed M-T-W Uncle Bill's PANCAKE HOUSE — OPEN YIAR ROUND 2112 AsburyAve., Ocean City Open Daily 7 AM-2 PM • FREE PARKING • 398-7393 EARLY BIRD BREAKFAST SPECIALS Served from7am*9 am NEW* NEW' NEW LUNCHEON SPECIAL Cup -0- Soup & Half Sandwich Ohmttmm: A •Chicken •Turkey Includes beverage 167 258 175 160 239 222 125 279 150 241 163 230 142 205 65 174 229 TOTAL 496 823 821 . 481 791 789' 380 912 480 770 486 751 388 693 252 532 763 GRAND TOTAL 1,082 1,591 1,081 990 1,589 1,552 787 1,834 1,011 1,531 1,031 1,484 847 1,354 489 MORGAN'S BREAKFAST tCLUB BREAKFAST TWO I 6" PIZZAS S 8.88 EXPRF.SS BREAKFAST 99< ULL COURSE DINNl RS S 6.95 p a s f TORY'S icsOeam and Soda Parlor OpW Dtfy 11 an-IO pm « Cto^d Moodoy Try Our New Croissant Sandwiches and gourmet cakes Party Room Now Available 3308 AsburyAve..Ocean City •391-7933 UPPER (continued from page 1) term of Robert Jeffere, «ld mat hard work and leader, ship carried the day. When asked about future goals, he said the committee would 'aeeomplish anything that comes up," Beebe said that the committeemen have not yet discussed whether the mayor's position will be routed at January's reQrganiwn'on. The Democrats gathered at the Palermo residence of Committeeman Joseph Monteleone. Cossaboone and Bixby, both newwmers on the political scene, said they were not discouMged by tt»e outaome and might run in the future, 'It was an interesting experience," said Bixby. "Pve never done it before. We went in with both feet and came out with bom feet. Pm not ashamed of what we've done. We worked every day from Sept 14, We made the Republicans campaign, that's for sure." Cossaboone echoed his comments. *1 don't Bunk anything worked against the Democrats," she said. "It was a dose nee, and e vvere five candidates In the running. We raisod a lot ol important Issues. 1 * POINT (continued from page A10) • incumbent Republican Sen. William Gormley (22,610 votes) edged out Democrat challenger Meg Worthington (19,818) in the most hotly-contested race in the Second District. Republicans John F. Gaffney (21,709) and Fredrick P. Nickles (20,843) also edged out Democrats Fred fkemi (20,403) and Tom Foiey (18,999) for the dlsnler's two Assembly seats. The COP sweep in the Second District added to the GOP sHt^wide momentum whicFgave Republican" lawmakers control of both houses of the Legislature. Incumbent Republican County Executive Richard I. Squires (33,i9fFvofig> defeated Democratic opponent Ren Harrison (17,011). QFor thq taeholder-at-large seat, Republican Dennis Levinson (27,924) beat Democrat Fat McCullough (20,902), while Republican Thomas J. Russo (7,096) beat Democrat J«mes P. Swift (5,531). Glucose screenings •for diabetes offered SOMfflS POWT — Shore Memorial Hospital is ofiering blood test screenings 10 am. to noon each Monday in November (National Diabetes Month) for $2. Abo, a lecture about diabetes will be presented 1-3 pjn. ^Jhday, Nov. 14 in the floor Hayes dassroran. The services complement the hospital's diabetes support group which meets 7 pm the third Thursday of each mcntkCaU 6534516. John Lorenzo DISTRICTS SiNATf James Cafiero (R) Ron Casella (D) ASSIMBLY * Ray Batten (D) UPPER TOWNSHIP (Results by District) . Nov«nbw7,1M1 OcnCfty, N.J. ThE3EN7Wa.-L£DGBt A11. 1 J -fi- 8 10 11 _LL 13 TOTALS 200 222 78 91 Jennifer Lookabough (D) Tropcano was out ol Richard Beebe town and could not beSen. James Cafiero, Assem* reached for comment. A blyman Frank LoBiondo self-described ombudeman, and Assemblyman-elect ttus is Tropemo's Wrd con- John Gibson, as well as secutive campaign as an incumbent Cape May independent, including last County Freeholder Gary year, when he withdrew in Jessel. fav» of Monteleone. TVope- The First District, historiano indicated earlier mat a cally a GOP stronghold, defeat this year would not was made even more so by dampen his desire to run in redlstricting. The three the future. Republican wins here Upper Township voters added to the GOP momen- followed the bend for the tum statewide mat enabled rest of the county and First Republicans to gain control District, supporting the of both houses of the state Republican team of state Legislature. Frank LoBiondo (R) Jack Qibson (R) FREEHOLDERS Harry Vandersiict (D) Gary Jissil (R) coMMrrree Georgette Cossaboone (D) Stodard Bixby (D) Richard BeflbfUR) John Lorenzo (R) Bruno Tropeano (I) 190 175 B9 142 171 176 89 128 153 126 143 160 155 149 86 100 DISTRICTS Casella (D) Cafiero (R) Ray Batten (D) Jennifer Lookabough (D Frank LoBiondo (R) Jack Gibson (R) FRFFHOLnFRS Harry Vandirsllce(D) Gary Jessel (R) QUESTION YES NO 91 94 97 100 226 205 184 172 174 63 98 100 66 61 158 149 99 99 169 167 109 110 178 166 212 69 81 89 199 188 90 112 145106 130 147 134173 62 123 130 81 78 124 141 97 132 133 123143 122 120 103128 62 54 84 116 OCEAN CITY (Results by District) OCEAN CITY (Results by District) WARDI 2 3 4 8 1S4 152 218 223 128180 113117 155 299 106 68 218 84 80 90 128 77103 78 70 72 100 83 147 82 78 101 116129 82 68 99 105130 82 188 196 214202 121 168 128 201202 116 115 127 147180 121 152 115 175180 88 181 174 203208 130 49 41 8188 37 WARD II 1 2 3 4 WARD III 2 3 4 129113 89 117 183 77 113 132 156 99 101 123217 88 220 169 186 129 120 122282 100 195 228 44 28 31 5989 39 33 28 242 79 86 91 226 229 130 182 102 116 168 163 96 172 251 254 68 80 97 81 106 109 84 86 123 169 234 246 143 223 222 100 122 138 208 100 120 128 149 VIS 189 117 41 148 98 143 207 133 161 192 185 65 TOTALS INCLUDEABSENTEEVOTES WARD IV 2 3 4 5 TOTALS 190 234 242 184 23 3,214 126 80 96 118 9 108 85 78 81109 57 68 102 141 104 110 129 6 1»?W 107 87 81 83104 59 140 94 135 95 116 119 8 Iji? 178 102 113 152 294 101 144 20S 180 224 231 183 21 3,168 169 89 98 137 270 93 101 200 177 204 215 177 21 i,W2 171 158 187 201 f 2f7i1 155 186 154 120 21 2jm 240 231 247 211 19 3,328 40 39 79 80 8 TOTALS DO NOT INCLUDE ASBSENTEE BALLOTS TOTALS DO NOT INCLUDE ABSENTEE BALLOTS FREEHOLDER- (continued from page 1) port for Vidette by flie local Republican committee. Although the seat is officially at large, it has traditionally gone to Ocean City, and, the. county party ,ha$ traditionally gone with the city committee's recommendaUon. By breaking with tradition, although well within the law, the county party alienated many Ocean City Rapublieans. VandersUof campaigned heavily in Ocean City, and there were ads taken out by "Republkani for Vanderslice." Vanderalice stopped at the tavern where the Gary Jessel THE PUB AT TULLS The newly remodiliil room tattwi t «wte wiih boolhs itmo^hwe. Lunch, duBKr.-w lite fue 'til 1AM. ENTERTAINMENT Contemporary Country Music by ClJko JFrld^ fc Siuriv 9 PM • I AM WLQl Dj Friday night between KB PATSY CLJNI SINGING CONTEST Yitim NighB thru Nv/enber 19 • ¥MUy ftbes Grind Pfte Wilt DtctwMfi LUNCH SPECIALS Bowl of Homemade New England p Clam Chowder 2-95 £» Cajun Shrimp. 4.M with Fries and Cole Slaw Lobster Salad In a Pita 5J5 with Fries and Cole Slaw DINNER SPECIALS Broiled Flounder stuffed w/ Crab Imperial 11.95 Shrimp Trio 12.95 Fried* Cajun •Scampi SEAFOOD MARKET Fresh Opened Republicans were celebrating late Tuesday to order to congratulate Jessel, and said he had no regrets. "No, It was piat," he told a reporter outside the '^jM # fat of people; and the best part was having my brother fly up from Norft Orollna for the victory party." 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A12 mESENTWEL-LEDQER Oo«> City, N.J. Thur.d»y, Nowmtwr 7,1091 CUPBOARD (continued ten page 1) "small tdken of appreciation*' for those whom Johnson jcaJIed "the backbone of tWl Organization." / ,, He aid thtf needs could not be met Without outpouring of helpsfaim the churches,' swvloi arrtkdvie associations, Individuals, schools and the dry. Johnson also described the ups and downs of operation, noting that in May, the cupboard almost ran out of food. "We're in good shape to stirt this year, on. - U Better than last year," he said. But he spoke cautiously about the local economy. **No one knows about, die financial situation," DUNE (continued from page 1) It was the most ridiculous flung," she said. "The one end of the loader was in the watfr where the tide was coming in while the other end was removing the dune." The dune was removed at the request of one of flu owners of a duplex at 2805 Wesley Ave. According to City Administrator Richard Deaney, a long-standing dry policy allowed a 20-foot path between the bulkhead and the dunes to be maintained, and as a public service city crewi would remove the sand at property ownes request "Mayor Nickolas Trofa rescinded Aat policy Monday pending a meeting with the Department of Environmental Protection's Bureau of Coastal Regulations Supervisor Mark Acknowledging that some people have abused the system, Johnson said they now nave a computer mat wUl help Bit volunteers stem this problem. Guests at the luncheon included Ocean City Mayor Niefcelas Trofa, who told group the Community CtkpbQard Is the only outside agency he recom-. ided the city help fund ing dty trucks for ftanspprHpg foodstuffs donated by offshore supermarkets and agencies. Recently, with use of a buck, the cupboard was able to bring back 40 extra crates of food from an area market, Veterans Day events readied Here is a rundown of the various Veterans Day ceremonies being sponsored in our arm - OCEAN CITY — Service honoring all veterans A thought-provoking world premiere continues at SJRTj BjEDWISMER Is often confused with his late wife), is admirably and purple shadows presages each of Walters mini strokes. Comments from several Mike Geller, the new argu- people who have seen the president of the Ecumenical begins J0:30 I A Monday at Veterans Memorial Park, play an indicative of the CbuncU, which oversees the 6th Street and Wesley Avenue. SJRT's Gateway Theatre that mind set of local audiences. cupboard's operation, was along the bay in Semen next fiscal year, introduced and outgoing SEA ISLE CITY — Parade starts 11 am Monday at Point. "People flunk Ocean City president Dot McQuaid VFW hall, CM Street and Kennedy Boulevard, down The weather was turbu- a review is wealthy, an oasis, but we was flunked for her sewe. Kennedy to the Veterans of AU Wars Memorial founlent along the waterway \ have needy here," said Dandng The Box Step runs through Nov. 17 at South tain at Landls Avenue for brief service. and so was the drama. The Trofa, noting the local wel- It was also announced Jersey Regional Theatre, Bay Avenue, Somers Point. story unfolded with humor fare assistance account was flat proceeds from the dty Performance times: Tuesday, Wednesday. Thursday, 8 UPPER TOWNSHIP—Ceremony starts 9 a.m. Mon- of the variety to be found p.m.; Friday, Saturday, 830 p.m.; matinees Wednesday at $40,000 in the red this workers' Festival of day, Nov. 11 at flie VFW post on Lyndhunt Avmue in even In the deepest tragedy. at 1 p.m., Sunday at 2 p.m. Call 653-0553. year. He lauded me cupFriends, scheduled Satur- Manriora. It is tale oft repeated these board for the aid it provides day, Nov. 16 at the recre- days. to the needy of the dty. ation complex, 6th and Johnson thanked Trofa Atlantic, will go to the SOMERS POINT — Gathering begins 11 sun. Raymond (John Thomas vived and by doing so is a The acting Is superb and the for his assistance In provid- Community Cupboard, Monday at the Veterans Memorial next to Old Ory Waitc). makes contact wfth reproach to his father. play is thought provoking Hall on Shore Road. Refreshments will follow at flie his elderly and estranged Katharine Hepburn but an evening of unrelent- VFW post on Bethel Road. father In order to commit recentty uM, "old age is ing gloom is not what the>-% the ailing widower to a not for sissy*B."Qne gets the came for. In a word, mosr Mauriello early m Decem- Trofa said on Tuesday the COURT HOUSE — Services begin 2 pjm. Monday, nursing facility. Raymond Ida froin mis play that local playgoers wish to be ber. sand dunes were the ay's Nov. 11 at flie Cape May County Veterans Cemetery, is the surviving sibling who coping wifli the complexi- entertained, not taught. Deaney confirmed the best protection torn the Crest Haven Roai" went north to Canada while ties of life at any age is not To overbalance, me sea- dry crew removed accumu- flood, and said that is why his brother stepped on a duck soup. son with so much, 'serious lated sand on Wednesday, he changed the policy. mine in "Nam. Walter has another major art," is looked upon as self- but it was not a dune The bulkhead where the Mark Hammer plays the problem — guilt He knows indulgent because it did not have sand was removed was curmudgeonly father like Musical this weekend deep down mat he has Still. Dancing The Box Step plants and was not built by breached during flie storm VVUford Brinuey with burnt wronged Raymond. He is a Is worm an evening of your dune fencing, last week, partly flooding oatmeaL World War rivet who expe- time. The meeting between some yards but not damag- Show Makers staging 'Into the Woods' His constant rejection of rienoes the guilt of the sis- It is an opportunity to se»« Mauriello, die dty adminising flie houses, LINWOOD — Stephen taker's wife, Jack and theRaymond, even to giving vlvor. This makes him all some excellent acting and"* tration and the dry Public Deaney admitted flie tim- Sondhelm's award-winning Beanstalk, the handsome dead brother Kevin's iden- too willing to feed the nexn-as much as it may hurt, Works Department is suping of the sand removal as musical, Mo the Woods willprince and Rapunzel in a tity to die survivor, seems generatJon into the crucible think. posed to help dear up what less than ideal. be staged by the Show Mak- mulMayered plot which ends to be a guilty reaction to Msof war. Oh yes, don't miss Chris the regulations are pertain- He said the house where ers, Theatre G^d m thehappily In Art One. In Art unequal handling of the He keeps reiterating that Daly's bit as the delivery ing to sand dunes- flie sand is removed has Mainland Regional High Two, previous aeHons come brothers since childhood. the dam son "paid the boy at the climax. The con- Interviewed yesterday, riparian rights, and there- School auditorium this week- home to roost with a ven- Sometimes it seems to be a price," to the aid he wonfusion about the food pro- Mauriello said mat while fore has the right to remove end.geance. result of the fatheir's ders Just what he paid for. vides some much needed technically the dry's action flie dune. The cast includes Charles repeated episodes of eardlo- The play forces the audi- levity. on Wednesday could jeop- He said the dty has been This fast offering of flie lihriryi, who narrates the vascular accidents — ence to rethink old ardize state (aid for beach taken to court by some Guild's 34th theatre season is tale; Tom Presti and Mark described, at one point, as a premises and orthodox atti- replenishment, he feels it isowners who wanted to pre- directed by Ccnstanoe One- Two-day rummage Leggieri as the two princes; cerebral traffic jam. tudes mat have been found better to clear up the policy vent dunes on their propman and is scheduled for 8 Emmanuel Bailey is the big Walter, the father, has wanting. The humor is sale at church rather man punish die dty. erty and who won. pm Nov. 8 and 9; also 2 tad wolf; and characters hidden his mini strokes as often gallows humor didt- 9QMEBS POINT — The The only thing that has pm. Nov. 9 and 10. Sharon Levlne, Patricia well as other things from big self-conscious laughter United Methodist Church of He said according to state changed is that the dry will Mo the Woods is a musical Dunmte, Jean Mine, Paul Raymond (Walter also has a laced with Httemess. Somers Point, Bethel Scad at guidelines, mere is no dif- no longer help those own- Wry tale interweaving a Utts, Normal Steinthal, ladv friend/companion The set is minimalist and Damn Ave,, will hold a rumference between accumuas who want accumulated hilarious mix of Cinderella, Salena Cramer, Genine Jezyc- whom he met in the drug- spare while the lighting mage ode 10 am, to 4 pjn. lated sand and a sand dune. sand removed. stepmomer and gtep-sisterg, ki, Barbara Price and Dodie store). changes are evocative of tomorrow and 10 am. to 2 little Red Riding Hood, the Peronacc. AHoe, me "Mend" (who mood changes, A Jumble of pm Saturday. Nov. &-9. 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The Circle Liquor Store staff is on Thanksgiving aim.. .ready to serve you. * • • TtlttUan would krtpftwtrptopU up Lilt cl nigh: if U didn't put thtmtoiUrp. COOKWC WITH WINE CliretMtawPle Prepare two pkgs. dehydrated mincemeat u directed on pkg., using Qua for half the liquid called for in directions. Line a 9-ineh pie pm with puffy. Pill pan with mincemeat. Cut 10 strips of pastry 10 jnchei long, and 1/2 inch wide. Weave, Uticc-fajhion, on lop of mineaneal. Trim pastry; flute edges. Bate in 425 degrees even about 30 minucs or until pastry is golden brown. Serve hoi with hard sauce (see below). To glue the pastry: Just before baking, brush with slightly beaten egg yolk, diluted with a little cold water. Holiday Hard Sauce Cream 2/3 cup butter or marga.i"c to consiMeney of mayonnaise. hH 4 cnpi confectioner*' iOgir gradually while continuing to cream. Add 2 teupooni Brandy or Cream Sherry, JTjr Uudmtjot'n worn jour fhe*in At am, U'ttlmmt dark ouL * » • QUICKIE QUIZ Q. 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We're a day out of Pearl Haibor enroute to Long Beach, Calif and the sun has just dipped below the horizon. Except for a I couple of peeks through breaks In the clouds, It will be the last time we see sun* shine until we sail through the Queen's Gate. The 04 deck is the roof of the bridge. Below me the captain and officers of the deck are guiding this 453foot guided missile frigate the " = patched last spring to drive Saddam Hussein's Iraqi troops out of Kuwait Now homebound, the men of the Ford along with those aboard the USS Missouri, which we were escorting, are due a heroes' welcome. As the wind whips through my hair and I gulp in the sea air, I think how strange this whole thing is. Here I am, a "country journalist," looking out at the "Mighty Mo* as the huge battleship slices through the Padfic, her famous 16-inch guns covered for the time being. Later we would get to see the 16-inchers fire. It The USS ftwrf(FFG-54) is a 6-year-old guided rrissile frigate, the 48th ship of the was aboard mis fighting Giver Hazard Pftry class. At the «mt, she was under the eomnind of a^fwrnsr Ocean C^ Hh School rtidinl, WHam W, Spew, whose mother, grandmefter, aunt and patrolled the gulf as part of ^ ^ ^ ^ ^g % m(OT taportat have thought I would spot where Gen, Kfacîur fc, mta oeoslon, unde of Weed get to take an ocean and military force dls • Cam. William R, fcotte cruise? Communiqf journalcommanding officer of the••" ***'* *• W JW, Byron and I are on a n ^ ouise. Thart Navy lingo for a pubUc retanoni cruise in which Ae dvlllan fcmlly and friends of Navy men have me opportunity to ship out together. Capt Spo», at the time a • commander, is below me in fte captain's chair on the bridge, guiding this computerized frigate. He's surrounded by a handful of officers and enlisted men, one of whom Is actually steering the vessel using a wheel on the control panel mat is about the size of a ginger snap. The "Mghty Mo" les off the port beam of the Fotdm the two vessels maneuver Irto The tiny wheel for a 3800 refusing posfflon In the South Pacific. 0 refueling ship which left people are doing and a day after day, night after Pearl with us on May 6 and sense of patriotism mat rannight from behind sand- wUl continue a few days only be achieved when you bagged decks, never know- until altering course along a see in close quarters how ing if they would make it to more northerly route for men and machine function chow at the end of their her homeport in Washing- in organized fashion for the watch, let alone home. And ton state. there's the Mighty Mo, During our crossing, fte whose giant guns softened Ford refuels with flie Sacra- Saddam, and which I am mento and with the Missou- late ri That's an experience. You've never seen waves and the rush of water until you've seen how they are kicked up as two vessels dose in on one another, the effect being something like squeezing water between two sheets of glass In a vertical position. Commemoratlvft patch My experience Is like marks the 50m anniversary watching • rerun of Victory next month of the Japanese at Sm, especially with me attack on Pearl Haibor. The Mighty Mo to took out logo pictures the Arizona upon (she steamed along as Memorial, close as 50 yards during the defense of our nation. refueling to as far away as But this was a spedal the horizon other times). Tiger cruise, and just why Actually, It was more like that was so kept coming being an actual part of fte back to me as in rode the *' lucmnve Navy tradition. I'm sure "bucking bronco" (my joblnuwwo^d.TOs^ls that's part of the Idea of the description of going into a outof ml8worid;irsaonce ta Tiger cruises: to instill pride moderate sea with waves • ^te» occurrence! by the civilian population breaking over the bow, the Muding me and ^ron in its military and to let the dean Pacific spray bracing and c "Pt- Spotts other public see how their tax my bee as I clench the raildollars are being spent Ing above the bridge). are 28 Tigers" or civilians If you ever have an Here I am, standing atop aboard the Ford, There are opportunity to take a Tiger a naval vessel returning 300 civilians on the Atom* cruise, grab it! You'll come from Desert Storm. The 200 ru 1 don't know how many back with a real apprecia- officers and men below me are aboard the Sacramento, ation for what our military took their life in their hands 1 privileged to see fired, perhaps for the last time (although she is to return to . Pearl for fte 50th anniversary of the attack next month). StUl ahead is me heroes* welcome—a spine-tingling axnbinitton of ham-blowing, water-shooting fire boats; tooting, waving civilian craft; band-pUying, cheerleader receptions; shouting. Waving loved ones. Adding spontaneity to the hanecomitig will be porpoise and tea docks that seemed to hue fte how as fte Ford, ahead of fte Mbsouri, steamed ftiou£î..fte Queens Gate, fte center opening in fte breakwater at Long Beach, GtfH. But all of that was ahead. And behind was Hawaii (actually Oahu, mostly Honolulu, specifically Pearl Harbor). Another mnwal aspect of this most T""iff"ff* vacation was a one-way airplane trip to Hawaii. For (please turn to page B2) Shore Siding EXPERTS IN EXTERIOR HOME IMPROVEMENTS "How's the siding on your home?^ • VINYL SIDING Featuring a iarga selection of colors and styles VINYL TILT-IN REPLACEMENT - WINDOWS ROOFING Shingles - Rubber Commercial • Residential Vinyl soffits, fascia boards covered, storm » doors, wood/steel doors, gutters, shutters. REPLACEMENT $ "OVER A THOUSAND REFEREHCES W- Getting Your Holiday Shopping Off the Ground? Then prepare yourself for next year by starting a Christmas Club today and pick up your Free (Jiff. Make 49 weekly payments of«, 110, »20 or S25 and well make the 50th' You'll receive your check for the completed Club in late October so you'll be able to take advantage of all those pre-Holiday sales. Gome into any of our conveniently located offices today and you'll be flying high this time next year with your Coastal Bank Christmas Club. COASTAL MNK Community banking. The way it should bes: feÔ
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