Mar 1981 - On-Line Newspaper Archives of Ocean City

10 — SECTION ONE THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N.J, THURSDAY, MARCH h, IBS!
Another in string of hits
School students put together *magicaF performance of 'Oklahoma*
•:: ByTOMWILLIAMS
"•If you'ea looktai for an
fscape from the trials and
jribulationB of sveryday life
fcis would be a good weekend
to go to Oklahoma. Not fte
••state, you understand, but the
'•Rodgeri and Hammerstein*
^musical being presented the
• next three evenings it Ocean
Qty High School.
.•"•This school is quickly
. 'building i reputation for
throng musical productions.
fioitfh Pacific was weO done in
'MM and Guys and Dolls wa§ a
'•tig lucceu in 1979. Their
'•flrtering of Oklahoma wUl only
serve to sfrengthen that
reputation.
As in previous years, fte
group vocal presentation! are
among fte highlights, Thi
ait, which numbers in fte
80s, offers a rousing version of
fte show's title song and
.couples some impressive
..group dancing with strong
.vocals In Kansas Ctty.
The flgtt scenes are carried
-off with some realism and,
•though there is limitation to
•Uie pickup of the sound
.system, most cait members
^project well enough to be
heard without it.
it The performance also acts
.jas something of a fashion
,flbow for various series In
i.western wear, a vwy popular
-Style again today.
Vi There are two different
'-casts presenting Oklahoma
•HiiB weekend. The east we
Hi will perform tomorrow
aright whUe a different group
, DRAPERIES
_ .Tom Ward's
will offer its interpretation
tonight and Saturday night.
Actually, fte bulk of the cast
remains the same throughout
fte weekend with only eight
major, ehangw.
Four members of "Friday
night's cast were especially
good in dfeir preview performance.
JuU§ Johnson (as
Ado Annie) Is a redhead with
B great deal of enthusiasm.
Sit was enjoyable in virtually
tviry scene and did a good job
with / Can't Say No.
Stephanie Sherby (as Aunt
EUerj offered a strong and
consistent parfonnance that
helped give fte show its
continuity. By the end, you
found yourself thinldng of her
is your own aunt,
Pat Orlando (as Curley) has
a pleasing singing voice. He
also has an easy-going, lowkey
style ftat gradually wins
you over. You leave thinking
of him as an old friend,
Orlando, by thi way, is fte
one lead pffformer who Is
featured In both caste.
Thi test performance this
night, however, was turned in
by Sun Goodman (as AH
HaWm, fte peddler man). His
timing is excellent and his
facial reaetiais even better.
Goodman turned in a strong
comedy performance that
attracted your attention
whenew he was on stage,
Noreen Lynch (as Laurie)
led fte cast through one of ttie
show's most creattve numbers,
(M of My Drums, The
choreography was good, mere
was some excellent vocal
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conducted in i supportive and loving spirit.
harmony and the lighting
techniques helped sell the
nunber, •
Nate Heche plays the part
of WiU Parker, the show's
most active Wsier, Frank
Bowker plays Andrew Carnes,
Terry Diamond is Jud,
the big hired hand, and
Vanessa Berttni (Gertjr) doei
a lot with a relatively small and Tom Benson Is Mr, and Theresa Martin did some
part.
(Smm
magical things with the
In the Thursday and The sets, created under the dance numbers.
Saturday performances, supervision of Jim Pulvmo, Mar}' Benson, fee assistant
Rody Rothwell plays Laurie- are good and add to the director, and Marlene
Oreg Paratto is Will; Penni performances. Warren Hodgdon. the student
Jones becomes Aunt lller; Miller's all-student band director, were involved In
Viva Mangold plays Ado works well with the singers. many aspects of the
Annie! Gary Gibson porn-ays Lisa Wilson handled the presentation.
Jud; Blaire Souder is All; vocal arrangements. Joan And, of course, a great deal
Judy Langley plays Gerty, Mangold, Mary Beth Mangold of credit should go to Cathy
From the PR department
D'Agoatino, the show's
director. She has brought
hundreds of details together
to form a vary entertaining
presentation of a great
musical.
What we have here is not a
group of full-time professional
actors and singers looking for
their big break. We have.
Instead, a dedicated group of
young people who sandwiched
numerouj rehearsali between
band practice, homework,
cheerleader practice and the
rest of high school's many
obligations.
You should not attend their
performance, however, out of
gratitude. Go see it because
they do it very well.
Friends of Music program begins March events
ByMARKSOffER
PnbUe Relations Director
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AdaYali
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mezzo soprano, at least at ttie hall ova fte sea with a sUveratein
Owan Qty Music Pier. On performance of the Fenn- sponsored by the Friends of
Saturday ivenliig, fte new sylvanla Cpera Theater under j^g g tti ^ Center, me
month will begin at the music fte direction of Barbara program will feature' an
evening of ensembles and
arias from favorite operas.
TWs Friends of Music special
will be followed on April 26 by
ttie Singing Choir with Elaine
•flwwn, Tloketa for me pa 1 -
brmances may be purchased
at the door or In advance from
tie Art Center, 409 Wealey
Av.; Mitchell's Piano and
Organs, 944 Asbury Av., and
Sun Rose Book Shop, 640
Asbury Av,
Photo by "Thi Phgtsars^neri" Andrew-Tetce
The annual real estate dinner held at the Linwood Country Club recen.
tly, was attended by many realtors from the area. Among those attending
were (1 to r) Bob Ordllle, president of the Ocean City Board; JoAnn
Thompson, dinner dance chairman; William Lauten, state vice
president- Marvin Embry, sixth district vice president and Karen
Parker, Atlantic City Board president.
Avant-garde plays set for Stockton
Chamber sets meet
for Monday noon
The Chamber of Commerce
Board of Directors wiU meet
Tuesday at noon at the
Hymouth Inn,
The pest speaker will be
Ocean City Administrator
Paul T. McCarthy who wUl
discuss the 1981 city budget,
Call fte Chamber office at
S9.282B before Monday if you
plan to attend.
1CW HOLDS MBETDTO
The ECW evening group of
Holy Trinity Episcopal
Church held its monthly
meeting on February 16TA
program demonstrating
various craf ts made with egg
cartons was presented by
Mrs, Fred Sassl of Ltawood*
president of the Ocean City
Civic Club. Refreshmenti
were served. The next
meeting of the group will be
held on March 21 at 8 p.m. at
the church.
Claitmed Ad» Bring Reiull.
March will be a dance
month with the Happy
Hoofers' St. Patrick's Day
special let for Saturday,
March 14, 8:30 p.m. at ttie
pier, The Jimmy Marshall
Band is booked with admission
fS for members, $3
for guests, There will be
refreshments and dress la
casual for this ballroom
dance.
William Sackett will bring
his Society Orchestra beck for
a second appearance at ttie
Music Her to welcome tie
arrival of spring, torch 21.
Saekett's big band drew a
record number of February
dancers to the pier on
Valentine'i night. The group
will appear here on a regular
basis In the summer.
Dancing begins 9 p.m. and
Sackett orchestra recorded a
aong about Ocean City at the
Alpha Studios in Philadelphia.
The record will be available in
about a month and will be
used to help promote this
resort.
Congratulations to Ocean
Qty'i Fred Gavitt who won
first place in fte most original
category at Atlantic City's
Bal Masque, Saturday. Laura
SMles helped Gavitt produce
fte costume which scored at
fte colorful event. Gavitt Is a
member of the city tax
collection staff.
The police department will
present a moped safety
program, 7 p.m., March 13 at
fte PortO-Call. The session is
free and open to the public,
The department has also
scheduled a radar runthrough
on March 10 and 19
between 56th and 59th streets
on West Avenue. On fte 10th,
fte program Is set from 10
a.m. til noon and on the 19th
from I p.m. til dark. All
drivers are welcome.
The Retail Merchants
Association will hold Its annual
spring festival including
a flower give-away and block
party the weekend of May 1
and 2. The block party is set
for ttie 2nd with an auto show,
boat show, continuous entertainment,
flea market and
otter surprises Including ttie
lovable and frenetic Phillies
Pianette.
Priseilla Parker, entertalnment
director,
requests that anyone wishing
to participate in the event
contact her through the public
relations 1 office, 3894111, art.
222. Flea market exhibitors
should also use this number.
Fenn State alumni have
asked me to remind you that
toe univeriity's renowned
Glee (Hub will perform
Sunday at Vineland High
School North. Tickets are $3
with senior citizens and
children, $2. For Information
can Steve Gabriel, 399-5531.
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POMONA - The Stockton
State College Studies in the
Arta Program wUl preient
"AmaricBiui: An Evening of
Contemporary Native One
Act Playi" In the Performing
Arti Center Espertmental
Theatre at 8:15 p.m. on
Thursday, Friday, and
Siturday, March i-7 and
March 12-14.
The production features
examples of experiments In
avant-garde theatre by 20th
century American
playwrlghti Thornton Wilder,
Sam Shepard, and Megan
Terry. Pat Hecht, associate
director of meab-e art, wUl
direct the three plays
selected.
Tile firit work, Thornton
Wilder 1 admission is IS. For in-
chronlclei a depression era Terry's, concept is porformation contact Uie public
family's Journey to visit a irayed by random changes in relations department, 899-
married daughter. Wth fte order o£ fte seines nil, ext 222. TUi week the
The story reflects much of and the pairings of the
fce naive family spirit of ttiecharacters.
The changes,
times, and Is a unique which are not previously NEWCOMERS CLUB
character study of the family revealed to the actors, result SETS MEETING
matriarch. Her humor, in new interpretations at each UPPER TQWNSin
afrength, and humanity are performance.
fee unifying elements of this Tickets for "Americana:
imaginative work.
An Evening of Contemporary
Written in 1931, Tht Happy Native One Act Plays" are |5
Journey to Comden and fcr general admission. A 80
Tmnton contains many of the percent discount U available
non-realiatto dements which to students, ehUdrin, senior
occur In Wilder's most dtizehs, Stockton ID oar-
famous production, Our dholders, and Stockton
Tbwn,
Alunyil Association mem-
The second one-act play is bers.
Sam Shepard's Cowboys No. Reservations can be made
J, Shepard deals with the by calling (809) 66MO0O. Visa
theme of human desolation and Mastercard are accepted.
! Hie Happy Journey and isolation through two
to Camden and Trenton, cowboys, left alone on a bare
stage.
As the sounds of Indian
warriors mingle with !He
noises of the metropolis, the
audience Is left to decide Uie
identiUes of the characters.
The final selection, Megan
Terry's Ceminfi and OoiriiS,
Is the most taiprovisatlonal
work on the program. Three
men and three women
examine the manyfaceti of
the male-female relationship
ftrough scenes which rapidly
move to varying places and
situations.
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reeently.fannad Newcomers CATERING
and Neighbors Club of
Marmora Is holding its
quarterly Saturday luncheon
meeting at Danel's, Shore
Hd., Somers Point, on
Saturday, March 14, 11:30
a.m. Newcomers coffees are
held on the second Friday of
each month at 10 a.m. at 14 E.
Timber La,, Marmora, for
information call Irene
Macamber, 398-6850, or Lois
MUsar, 398-8982.
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MARCH 8TH
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THURSDAY, MARCH 5.1981
Area school budgets set
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The Restaurant at Port-O-Call.
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Lunehi Mon, - Sat. Noon • 2:00 P.M.
Dinner; Frl. & Sat. Eve«. Only 5:30 - 8:00 P.M.
Sunday Brunchi 8i30 A.M.. li3O P.M.
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PAGE 11 - SECTION ONE
Dredge workers question
(continued from page 1) schools and the ottier con- newemer Mark Olanoff.
funds deriveif by interest on cernlng operations of the Some controversy had
I continued from .page 1)
members remained highly in.'?"
temporary notes to defray ttie Mainland Regional High recently been raised about the
money would be diaburted critical* of "council, accusing During the dredge debate,
aats of conitruettan of an School.
number of Point repreiin-
throughout New Jersey. Bit city of mismanagement of oounei] members toyed with
addition onto thi middle The former budget facing nvea on the board. The body
The dredgemartir ex- Uie program,
ttie idea of hitting those
school.
ttie voters Is nearly $3 million tor Mainland Regional High
plained that when the city Jeff Warren and hH wife homeowners on ttie lagoon
Since Upper Township dots for current expenses, in- School is divided among the
flrst bought the dredge in Kflthy said that if the city had with a special assessment to
not have Its own high school, cluding over 113,000 in capital ttiree sending munieipalloes
19BB. thi state and federal practiced routine main- pay for the dredging.
also Included In the package la
outlay costs.
d Linwood, Northfleld and
governments both pledged 28 tenanee the dredgi would However, nothing was
mghtiy over |l mflllon for
Somers Point with the
percent each of the purchase have been more cosUeHldenL decided on this issue.
student tuition to Ocean City Entering into the expenses number of representattves
total with tht city covering "I'm glad it's over," ex. In a related matter, original
High School.
for the ensuing year Is slightly hised on the census.
the remaining half.
plained Kenneth Mason, a administrative figures on the
The proposed budget has over $70,000 for heating and According to the 1980
"When we started pumping veteran erew member since decommissioning costs on the
nearly $173,000 in 18181108 as $83,000 for uttUUes with a census, the poputatton has
sand on tht beaehei, the state 1969. "I got tired of me eon- dredge bad been un-
well •• a total over $1.4 combined incremental hike shifted into Somers Point
gave us a bUl for removing ttnued harasanent year after derestimated
million for teaching expenses over last year of nearly from Northfleld which
their sand (from the bay) and year of whefter th« dredge The costs will exceed
with both categories having a $44,000.
currently holds six seats to
putting it on their beaches," would be financed.
$104,000, off from the original
total hike over last year's cost Funds from federal and the Point's three.
Hoeh laid, ejBslaining the "I'll just go on unem. cost estimate of 150,000. Oty
of slightly leu than 12,000. state projects has been Due to federal regulations,
state's reneging on the deal. ployment for a while and take Administrator hid T, Mc-
In gpitt of Increases estimated to remain the same reapporUonment of me nate
Under the shorefront it easy," Mason said, "but, I Carthy told The Senttndthroughout
the budget, the as the previous year's $28 had to be voted on and
master plan |20 million of the would like to know is what is Ledger that he had givai.a
estimated cost to beat for the million.
unanimously approved by ttie
JJO million harbors and beach ttie city going to do when rough estimate and the new
ensuing school year has been The costa to educate ttie current board which would
bond issue, approved by thesomeone
calk ci^ hall and total costs, including payroll
cut in half. This year's portion Point's over 1,000 children In mean a postponement of the
voteri in 1877, would go to oomplaini 'I can't get my to April, Insurance and
for heating the township's two the three schools has been April 7 election.
beachfront communittes of $35,000 boat out of the lagoon benefits, and other operating
schools is 120,000.
boosted to over $100,000, The On March 2S a special
which local municipalities because it has been filled expenses.
Last year's expense was proposed nearly $l,i mUUon meeting was held for that
would have to match the
$48,500. The savings Is being Includes teachers salaries, purpose and attorney Stephen
amount allocated by the state.
absorbed into the cost for costs of books, audio-visual Patrick, currently an in-
On Monday, the itate
utilities budgeted for 1981-82 aids and other supplies for the cumbent board member from
Assembly approved a new Man arrested for heist
to be nearly $100,000 and classroom.
Northfleld, was the lone
fundtag formula which would
nearly doubling last year's Over $100,000 In ad- dissenting vote for the
now offer communities a 75 to(continued
from page 1) arrested Larry Dabney, U,st
$1,800 costs.
ministrative cuts covering postponement which wUl
a percent split with (he state
Atlantic City, for possession
However marring the salaries and "other" ex- ultimately offer a fourth seat
responsible for the bulk of Uie According to Nlckles, of-some of the stolen travden»
bottom line somewhat Is the penses for 1981-82 represents for Somers Point.
money.
McNair had been arrested checks.
previously for various armed
loss of Slightly over $10,000 In a rise of $15,000.
Police have Issued* •
A hearing of the proposed
According to the master robberies and was once
state and federal funds. A public hearing on the
warrant for the arrest *itf
$4.5 million operating budget
plan, Ocean City would have convicted and sentenced to McNair's alleged accomp]la«,
. In Upper Township, in- budget is scheduled for today fcr the regional Wgh school
to set aside some 1380,000 for three to four years in a state but* Nickles was unable to
cumbents Thomas H. QrHfin at the Jordon Road School at 8 was held Monday evening at
1M1 for repairs to the groins penitentiary.
release me person's name
. Jr., Dorothy R. Armand and p.m,
ttie Limvood located school.
and jetties under the old Police recovered 111,000 pending Ms apprenensloiL
Board President Richard E. Somers Point Board of
ftindini formula, tat could worth of travelers checks, James Ratcliffe, also of
Mower are all seeking Education candidates vying Contained in the costs la a Area youngsteri took advantage of the mild spend about half that amount which included Atlantic City, was arrested
reelection to their current far three seats Include In- debt service of nearly 1180,000 weather to feed the seagulls at the .lOtli Street if the state Senate agrees with denominations in Swiss, this week by officials of 4he
seats and no other residents cumbents Joyce Moore and and administrative eoste of beach.
ttie lower house.
German, French, English and New Jersey Division of
have filed a petition. Donald Flaherty Sr. andover
$200,000, an increase of
However, neither the Canadian currency as well as Gaming Enforcement ior
A public hearing on thenewcomers
John E. Carson $11,000 over the previous
master plan nor the dredge American dollars, along with allegedly passing $500 of
budget will be held on and Joseph A. Hall. year.
study, both undertaken .by ttie the revolver suspected as
Tuesday, March 10 at 8 p.m. In addition, ttie city's voters A total of $12,000 for capital Realtors vote to close
travelers checks stolen bom
Dames and Moore group, being the one used to the Hint at the Brighton Hotel
in the township'i middle must decide who will BU one outlay will not effect tu-
school in Petersburg, of three Somers Point seats
(continued from page 1)
were important to the sk who robbery during the raid and CasiiM. * ,n
payers as the tab has been
serve mem."
were arguing for their jobs. on McNair's home, Nickles
In Sonars Point, voters will tor he Mainland Regional picked up by state sources. One realtor reportedh/ told Carey libeled the
A warrant was also imaed
Russell Reed, a crew reported.
be deciding file fate of two bard of Education. Vying for However, the price tag for the body during the original proponents of the Sunday
for a Julian Sartor far
member for eight years, told According to Nlckles, police
school budgets; one to ttie seat will be former board teaching and related expenses deliberations mat "We are closing issue "downs" who
allegedly attempting to pjfeg
council, "We did the bet we were led to McNair's Atlantic
manage the city's three public member Ruth Lane and has been boosted $90,000 from professionals and we're open were going to "destroy the
stolen travelers checks chec at;fte
could for fte city and the city
last year.
on Sundays — try getting a
Qty address after Egg
economy of the city."
B
gave us noaunf."
Boardwalk Boardwalk d l k R RegencyHW
In addition, the cost set
dentist or an accountant on
Harbor Township police
"Ocean City's foundation
and Caste, , Nieiaa
Sunday."
Both Russell and Hoeh said
aside for heating is over
began with housing for ren- ftat ttie dredge could have
114,000 from last year and T. John Carey, one of me tors," he ejplained, "From been more eosteffieient if fte "Enjoy Breakfast on the Boardwalk'
other uttiities, such as water larger Ocean City realtors, (he time of Its founding to the oty provided the money over
and sewage, electric and gas abstained during the first two present and will continue into ttie past decade to maintain
have oeen budgeted nearly ballots taken two weeks ago the future - unless stupidity fte craft.
Each Weekend At
$18,000 over 188M1,
and voted against the prevails.
Hoeh said mat the crew had
measure when It came up for
For Hie residente of Somers
"Over the past years, up to requested parts for the
a second time.
Point, ttie bottom Une would
last Sunday (March 1), more dredge, antlcipatlni a UTTEREirS
be an estimated rise in tax of 7
me normally easy-going residential family rentals mechanical problem, but ttie
cents per $100 assessed
Carey grew volatile when have taken place on Sundays parts didn't arrivi in flme and
valuation. Meaning a school
contacted by Tha Smttnel- Ban any other week day, fte operaUen had to shut LUNCHEONETTE
iMdger,
tax-for Mainland Regional
often any two or more week- down for two weeta.
High School |or 118142 would "The homeowners aren't days.
Crew members told I7w
840 Boardwalk, Ocean City, N.J.
be a total of 51 cents per $100. here to serve the realtor/' "It makes no difference 5erttinef-!,ed§ir what Public
Cirey said, "we are here to who owns the rental proper- Works Director Albert P,
ties," he continued, "but, if
TH
Dusey explained several
Point needs referendum the properties are not rented months ago to council that the
Fruit Juice
tor the summer all Ocean city dredge had bean neglected, Z BiflS (Any Stylt!
Dinners • Platters • Santbmdm
(continued from page 1) referendum is rejected, are suffers — there would be no Dusey told the legislative Bacon, Sausage or Ham $AOO
For an example, Priestley fte extensively used bus for painting Jobs, no refrigerator branch at that October Hash Browns
sites the current trash fee elderly, as weU as acor
furniture sales because council meeting that the Toast &, jelly
removal contact, in which tivities provided by me city property owners won't be able dredge would need |4,0M for CoffeB or Tea
the 1981 cost of trash through the park and to afford improvements to parts and an approximately
collection Is expected to jump recreation facillttes tor both their homes during the winter $30,000 replattng job would be
from $134,000 to $181,000. adults and children. and soon were will be no
ALSO SERVING SANDWICHES & PLATTERS
necessary in me near future.
Utilities and other similar Also facing cuts in the event jobs."
It was at that October
areas, Priestley maintains, of a defeated budget would be Carey said his solution for meeting tijat council agreed
OPEN 8:30 a.m.
will no doubt experience fire and police services, me real estate offices, which to spend 115,000 for a cost
Serving Breakfast 'Til 11:30 a.m.
.similar increases.
school and beach crossing he called, "me life blood of rfficiency study which later
Among the desirable, but guards, and marine and other Ocean City's economy," kffled it.
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non-critioal services, which special service groups. would be to keep them open
In the debate between
may face elimination if the In 1980, Uie city passed a but pass a law which would
council members and the
referendum, ironically for fte require stiff penalties for dredge crew, Russell
specified purpose of adding initiating, pursuing, or con-
challenged council's minority
99 police to exceed the cap. sumating a sale on Sunday.
to vote the dredge out of
Other than that, Priestley Current Board of Realtors existence.
ays, council, since me in- President Robert J, Ordllle
ception of the caps law in 197JL declined to comment on this "It's wrong for you seven
has not requested a ' story, e^laining uiat a letter (members of council) to make
is the restaurant.
referendum which has had a would be read to council at its ttie final decision — it should
ON THE CIRCLE
definite negative impact in workshop meeting next be left to ttie residents,"
SOMERS PT. N.J.
dry operations.
Tuesday.
Russell laid. "What's right is
right and It's wrong for you to
make ui fte scapegoat for
higher taxes."
Russell and ottier wew
One Vegetable, Coffee or Tea
Knockwurst with Sauerkraut
S 3.95
Thursday, March 12 .
Prime Rib Open Face Sandwich ... $ 3.95
Friday, March 13
Crab Au Gratin *4.50
Saturday, March U
Lobster Ceylonese M.50
Thii Week's Dinner speeiali iirved Wefl. tdru Sit.
Broiled Stuffed Shrimp MO.BO
VealOskar M2.75
Dinners strvtd Weflnesaay and Thursdiy until ? pm
Prldiy and Saturday 'til 10 pm
LynehM10inifo4pnrt
Sunday Lunches 10 am to I pni
J — 1
Dlnntrs2-¥pm
Closed Monday
and Tuesday
Route 50, Corbin City
628.2641
BQITB ANNOUNCED
Dean and Marilyn Spencer
of Palermo announce ttie
birth of their first cMd,
Jessica Pearl, on February M
in the Atlantic Gi^ Medical
Oenter, She weighed eight
pounds. Mr. Spencer is a
policeman with the Ocean
Qty Police Department HU
parents are Mr, and Mrs,
Howard W. Spencer of East
anmswiek. Mrs. Spencer is
fte daughter of Mrs, E.
Barbosa also of last Brunswick.
CARD PARTY
SLATED BY CLUB
TOe Owan City Civic Club
wUl hold its monthly mini
card party at the youth
oenter, 6th St. and Aflantte
Av. on Thursday, March 12, at
12:30 p.m. Ttme wUl be a
donation of 11.50.
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MONDAY
OUR DAILY *3" SPECIALS
From March f fa 1J, I»il
Yankee pot Real! of Choice Btel with Jardinere
Orivy; Penniylvinia Duteh Styla Chicken pot
Pie fin Casseroii, One Veg.; irolleii Filet of
Presh ilutfiih with Limgn Butter
TUESDAY —
Junior Hot ComlJlnatiBn Seafsod putter; Roast
Young Turkey with Stuffing A Cranberry Sauce;'
Oriliefl Ham Steak with Pineapple Ring
WEDNESDAY
Broiled Baby Beef Liver Steak with Fried
Onions; Roasted Loin of Pork with Sauerkraut,
One Vegetable; Deluxe Devilled Shrab Cake
with Sauce Supreme
THURSDAY
Baked Chicken Virginia (Chicken Breast on
Ham Steak); Baked Lasagne with Meat Sauce,
Crisp Green Salad & Roll, No Veg.; French Fried
Filet of Flounder with Tartar Sauce.
FRIDAY
Freshly Ground Choice Beefburg Steak With
Fried Onions; Baked Virginia Ham With Applf
Fritter a Fruit Sauce, pne Vcg.; Louisiana
Shrimp Creole with steamed Rice en Casierolt;
One Veg.
Daily Special Platters Include RoUs * Butter,
Soup du jour or Salad with Choice of Two
Vegetables except whereotberwise noted.
"Full Course Dinner*"
Served Saturday a Sunday II to "p.m.