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•~M 6 — SECTION ONE First launched W years ago THl SeNTINEL-LEDOBa, OCEAN CITY, N.J. Communication satellites fete anniversary * Weeoinniimleatibni tech- hlgMy reflective surface. New flolegy ioared into — erblt k " *«»»» Were achieved and, 'W years ago when NASA, oo August 15, Just three days the BeU System and the Jet after Echo entered Garth's Propulsion Laboratory in Goldstar*?, Calif., combined efforts to teat the technical feasibility of communicating iy satellite. • * Hie experimental satellite, Echo I, was launched by MSA on August it, IBM from Gjipe Canaveral, The following day, the first twoway telephone conversation via satellite took place bet "m»n the Jet Propulsion OWter and BeU Laboratories , JauHolmdel, N,J. •As experiments continued, both conversations and music were bounced off Echo's orbit, the satellite communications system and conventional telephone drcults were linked together to transmit a telephone call from California to New Jeraey. "-That call clearly demonstrated the feasibility of satellite communications," said Rofcert leHertUi, Ntw Jeraey Bell's community relations manager. "It began when a man picked up fee phone In hii Pasadena home and dialed the Jet Propulsion Laboratory la Goldatone. Engineers thw* ****** the all through to the satellite communication* system and the man's voice was bounced off Echo and received by Bell Labs in Holmdel, BeU engineers fbm plugged the call through the Mlddletown central office, tod from there it was placed back to Bell'i space communications station." That first commercial satellite call luted 5H minutes. It consisted of munication. Tnat call back in 1960 between Pasadena and Holmdel cost 14.05 at fee normal long distance rate. Tbe same call today costs «ly 12.87, when you (flal it yourself," Belleville. noted that own satellite ground stations mostly small tab, butwhich tend and receive ushered In a whole new era in signals via three Comstar world communication. satellites which are leased "Satellite technology," from the COMSAT General liaised Belleville, "has Corporation. the Bell System to AT&T recently proposed to over the years the cost launch and operate three of long distance eon* with its domestic communications system. If the Federal Communications Commission approves the proposal, the first satellite will be launched in 1983, a second in IBM and a third In IMS. They ire designed to last atelHte communication!) has tor for 10 10 years and d will ill serve the come came a long way since the contiguous 48 states, Alaska, Hawaii, Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands. experimental days o/Echo L Today, At&T and other telecommunications concerns Truxatt, Spoto scheduled gmsts tmth Ocean Qty ftps Orchestra Special guests with the Ocean City Pops Orchestra on tfe Music Pier, Sunday through Thursday will be Deborah Truxall, soprano and Franco Spoto, tenor. Ms, Truxall will be replacing Marylynn Mulvey who is on tour with Victor Borge for the week of August 17. • Also appearing weekly are Betsy Starr, playing the English born, Sally Sehelble, ooncertmaster and William Schiebte on the trumpet. Starr, the young artist who Is the oboelst and English horn player of the Ocean City Pops Orchestra, has won numerous awards, including taking frit place, senior division of fee Yoiuig Artist Competition, Concerto Soloists, Mare Mostovoy conducting; first place in fee Junior division, Haddonfleld Symphony; Tri- County Concerts CompeOtioa The. SHOE BOX "feitioie footwear" GOING OUT OF BUSINESS SALE DRASTIC REDUCTIONS Cash Check 947AsburyAve. IAST1 I WEEK! I LAST IVEBDI Summer Sale Clothing — Shoes — Accessories for Ladies & Gentlemen 50% Off 30% Off Smmwear All Sales Final. No Returns or Refunds Cross Country Shops Central Square/înwood 653-0190 Mon-Fri 10.9:00 • Sat 10-S;30 She will be entering the Manhattan School of Music in New York in September and frill be studing with Elaine ftnivas of The Metropolitan CMheitfra. A recent graduate of Temple University, Sally Sehelble studied violin with Lillian Cinburg, Leonard MogUl, Helen Kwalwasser and David Arben. She has played with Symphony of Maracaibo, Venezuela (1977-78) and currently is on the faculty at The Settlement Music School in Philadelphia. A graduate of Temple University and presently on m facult of Th S t t l t School of William Scheibte during 1977 19 played principal trumpet wltt the Maracaibo Symphony Orchestra. Afull scholarship student at Temple, he was first trumpet and cornet soloist with Temple's concert band and orchestra and studied trumpet with well known teachers such as Frank Kaderabek, Sgmund Hering, Gilbert Johnson of The Phlladelphta Orchestra and Gerald Schwara, New York Major Credit Cards Accepted 374 %th St./Slone Harbor M8-13M Mon-Sun 10.10:00 Deborah Truxall Philharmonic and Larry WeelB of the Toronto Syni. phony Orchestra. Spoto was raised in the metropolitan area of New York City, He received his early music education at Oberlin College, and later served as Instructor of voice at Bluff ton .Collage In Ohio. In 1968 he wturnrt to »w York and began a caJW which has taken tUm coaat to coast hi the United States and Canada with The Men of Song (concert quartet), The Cosmopolitans (concert trio), and in leading rok« with The Turaan Optra Ptayiri to ffle Barber of SeWti, Don Paaqude, La Traviata, La Boheme, Swtanndu and Me Fledermaw. Spoto baa. nag with fee Ufce George, Santa Fe, and St. Paul Open Companies, The Lake Erie Opera Theater in Cleveland, The American Qpern Oentor to New York, The Brooklyn PWlharmonia and The New Hampshire Music Festival. an operatic debut in Hew York cane in 1970 as Jacqulno In FMe/lo with Leonard Bernstein and The New York Phflhannonic. MULTI-SELECTION DRYER WITH POLYESTER KNfT CYCLE Standard C«p»elty Pryer with Automatic Senior Central 3 Cydw Including Autorrwtk: P t p C Polyester Knits • 4 Drying lelMMm - Normal, Perm Pr«M a Fofyamr Knitt, lowhMttorci«!NMtet,nohtei • fluff • Ramovable Up-Front Unt niter • End o* Cycle Signal • Oram Dot QuslMy T«tod H1« Famous Poftcnibber® mad* only by General Etocfrfc. »>• 6 wash cycles including Power Scrub* for pots and pans V 3 levohwashfng action >-* Sound insulation v §oi«-in soft food disposer f Dual detergent; rinse aid spenser • ' , Barlenbaeh in exercise Ssgt. Daniel S. Bertonbach, son of Mrs, John Berlenbach, tormer^ of 104 Atlanae Av,, Ocean Oty, recently participated in the Joint U.S. improved satellites for useEgyptian Air Force Training Exercise at Cairo West Airfield, Egypt. Comedy quartet Berlenhaeli belongs to fee *,»«»*, USrd Civil Engineering OpeilS at SJRT You Know leant Hear You Mm #w w/ater*8 Running, Squadron known "as Red Horse. Tbe mission of the 823rd CES's deployment was mm an facilities needed support air operatons by __ flow the VM. F-4E fighter aircraft arrived to combine Joint training practice with Egyptian planes. Uiiag air tranaportaWe, andable buildings, the iflgueen directed erection of a headquarters complex, dining, billeting, medical, maintenance facilities, taxi and ramp areas to park t£e F< motofcooch trm- •fMMMNon htm, HM AAA •idldtnsf In NoiftiffaM oitd * j m, N.V.; Sight, tank tat* IHKIMOU Md 4 1 w 1 "FRAMAQ!C".,,AN EXCITING APPROACH TO PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHY. TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THIS SPECIAL 8xiOCctorPbrtrait ONLY884 Ameclal black background will be used ONLY on PERCUSTOMBR. Additional portralls will be available on your selection of scenic and color backqroundis with no obligation. Well select poses All ages welcome j&t per sitting. 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Kerry Lee Cunningham of Mi, Laurel, N.J. was a "doll of an entry," even if she didn *t capture one of the top honors. J: Brian Kozakowski and Tenna Larkin picked up a second prize in division B as part of a Campbell's soup can. 3rd St. i Atlantic Aye. with a faff line Greeting Cart Shop Ado at 1128 • 30 Boardwalk, 0,0, 'Tour faiHly Stores in Ocean City" Coppertone Gives You Ilia Tan You Want While Keeping Your Skin Beautiful USE COPMBTOIE „* tv ni TM in nut mini ff Will nn Summer Stock ^ ^ Money in the attic^ I Call Ad Taker ^ I Casino Excursions toAffantfeCify Includes: • Round trip bus transportation • Dinner •Salt Wafer Taffy 465-5011 HWAV RAVEL las. Main If, in ccean ci/it nj 904 THE SENTINEL.LEDOER, OCEAN CIW, N,J. FRIDAY, AUGUST IB, 1980 FRIDAY, AUGUST IS, 1980 Baby Parade seen as the biggest one ever (continued from page 1) wooden-sided wagon with llieresaCannataofNewYo/k In a complete bride's drag and long veil with streamers ' hanging on the back with toe theme of "Get Me to the Church on Time." And, of course, the casinos were well represented with a crap shooter, ft wheelerdealer and his full house of cards, and the big wheel. Aera have been many King Kbngs, but yesterday's was tops aa he hung from the top of a three-tier building in fid gorilla costume. Since fishing is a very big thing In thLs seashore area flare were several fishing entries with small boats on floats atop small wagons, the "coupon kid" complete with box of store coupons, a garage sale, and one entry of a rain dancer ringing his bells to help end this heat and dry spell we seem to be having. Luckily it did not dampen Oie spirits of today's parade. The finale was • section of Ocean City today and yesterday. This included toe present Mtt Ocean City; antique cars; a float from the Ocean City Board of Healtors depicting Ocean City as "America's greatest family rejorti" The SemmhUiiger with something for everyone; the Ocean City Yacht Club with It's large racing boat to fascinate the younger crowd; fee Nor' Easter, and finally the Palmyra String Band as spectators admired their costumes as well as their music. •••••.' The winners were: -dMiten A, Motion one for children In fancy dress up to twoyears of age: first, Joey Mem, 2 year old of Pitt- — „ ft,, "FimM don't feed our Uon," dressed in a full lion's custume In a colorful cage being pulled by hit mother; -second, Carrie Elisabeth Methven, one year oM from Wallingford, Pa., representing "The best things come in small packages," wrapped in a white package with a big red bow and ribbon and wearing a red and white outfit while eating a aadmr without • care In the world; —third, Christopher Botondo, one year old from Ocean City, "swiflb iota Ocean aty" as a basketball Dlayer for the Ocean City team showing "weare winning 09 to 00 against everyone else,"; —fourth, Jennifer Lee Owroy, m yeara old from Philadelphia, Pa,, "China doD," as her mother dressed in a Chinese outfit pushed her, she did look like a doll In her bttle Chinese outfit; -fifth, Gregory William Fox, 1 year and 10 months old Lansdale, Pa., "beach due," sitting In hit wagon surrounded by all the toys Bttle boys take to the beach, and piffling hl» floating tube behind Mm; -dMdon A, section two, chfldren In fancy dress ages 2 to 6: first, Jonathan Scbwter, 8 yean and 4 months old of Holland, Pa.," a Httte Dutch treat straight from Holland," sitting in a garden surrounded by tulips and a bright yellow windmill behind nun. —second, Jonathan and Era Shelley, of Medford as "God's greatest gift,"; AD gtft wrapped in a floweredbox Stacey Brasbergerwlth a theme of "circus time in Ocean City," won a third prizeTflStacT with pink ribbon and lace trimmed blanket; —third, Dwelt Del Rossi, 8 years and 8 months old, from Medford, "young brown eyes," in his black tuxedo and top hat, carrying a cane and tipping his hat to everyone as Ms mom pulled a platform on a wagon with the outline of New York; -dlvWon A, section ttree, tor ages 6 to 10: first, Stacey Lynn Beatty, 8 years old from Wilmington Del,, "Miss Piggy," a miniature version Brasberger, 7 yean old from fûn l#tme, Pa,, "circus time In Ocean City," riding of the Miss Piggy Oat passed what could be the lead by earlier, with her long blond elephant in any circus, hair and waving to everyone, waving and smiling as they -second, Sat&tsm, 2 yean rode by; old, Charles, I years old and —the prise (or the most lytm and turn FWel, IByear-olyearold twins of Pern Valley, TracyandKlmberlyWelkel.i Pa., "to the good old outstanding twins went to sum- ^mjamOm M itm mnMfKMamim fashioned bathing suits : how people long ago to go to the beaeA, -third, jagon Fanearf, 1 year old, being pulled by Rene YeUeh, 8 years oM, from Wnetand, "taxi anyone?", in their Chinese outfits they could have been on any China Town streetwith the rickshaw taxi, and umbrella for a bit of ahade; —division 8, for children in comic dress, all ages. First, Tommy, Cheranne and Lonnie CaUowhill of Brigantine, "three peas in a pod," a long freah green bean mi pepped open to show three little pods In bright grew outfits; _-ieeoBd, Brian KozakowsMand Jenna Larkin from Marmora as "the Campbell Kids," with their bright round facesthey tooted Just like the familiar and famous soup Md3; -third, any and Brian Q-escemo and Nicole Flore. of Oc#«n City,! "Jiraty pound, these fresh Jersey tomtom In an old wheel barrow were a good buy; -diviiion C, for email children's float*, all agesfirst, SuMnne Lsonettl, 2 years old of Somers Pint, "Oeeafl Qfy's Daisy May," sitting In front of her ram- Uing house complete with out hosue, she was just a typical country girl; —second, Bethany Shey O'Neal and Michael Douglas Wilson of Cape May, "the fellas at home won't beUeve this catch"; —third, Stacey Lane AND STATIONERS largest selection ofChWren'i Books in South Jersey JUl k While You Beach! .•'. — Open Daily 9.0)tll9rOO— 64b Ashnr gaWrtBBta, Pi,, two future disco dancers that are Sure to win first ptlu In about 15 yearis PICTURE PICKUP AH pictures that appear to The Sentinel-Ledger may be picked up at the office, 112 8th Street, any One during the day, foDowing publication of cost of pottage, pictures can only be mailed if they art brought in with a selfaddnwed stamped envelope. mmrnmmmm?,mm Buy and sell with . —John Bryan Hampton, 4 months old, from Houston Twas, (( urban cowboy," won fee award for traveling the greatest distance In the parade; -Under special awards; fte Judges award wwit to tte group "a JoHy holiday with Muy Popplns," which was very well represented by Hie S»w Biz Kids from the St. John's Lutheran Church; —the annual Hanscom Award was presented to Jonathan and Eva Shelley, "God's greatest gift"; Leo Bamberger presented the "persflnallry baby" award 2748AsburyAve. Senior Citizen Discount Can 391-1811 JJ( CITY: M J. 20% OFF Summer Stock Including.... Etienne Aigner Shoes to Victoria DePana, "TV star," as she slept going past the judges' stand Inside her own television set holding a muppet puppet, she re med to accept the award ,u j rf A amlles for the audience; • V —winners in the commercial float category were; first, Slmnw 1 ; second, Chatterbox; third Fishernan's Wharf; fourth, GUllan;s Fun Deck, and fifth the Ocean City Board of Realtors, and —in the non-commercial float division, first place went to Atlantic City Bal Masque A and second to the Borough of w Avalon, til ^ haircut makes me look young at JVfflehaels" Sayi RMe Wagner Ma Open Every Day 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. SufntvtronSun, Karian Oliphant and Kimberly Kelly were big hits as a pair of fast dancers, Jonathan D. Schweizer raptured a first prize in section two as "a little Dutch treat" Canvas Special *12 0O T.*14 00 Values to *18, FREE i PncsftO^., - Initials Stitch On Monogram *•> extra gfeffiapMovm^ FLAHOIRS HOTEL Opin Mon.Sil. 11th St. ft Boardwalk MO • S p.m, then MO p,m,, Ocean City, N.J. (609) 398-5363 /£ Limited Sale Starting Monday, August 18th O/ APP Solicfed /O OFF 4 OFF Including • Shell Hangers •Shell Pictures • Shell Boxes • Shell Mirrors . • Sand Castles • Selected Jewelry s *Saie items will be marked by R#d Dot This limited nil does not affect ail departments l^^^^lL^^. We will remain open thru November 702 Boardwalk, Ocean City, OPEN MONDAY thru SATURDAY 10 a.m. to 11 p.m. ' , n -j J « - ... t". « , ^J THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY. N.J M|8S Piggy ls really stace y L y nn Beatt y who Jason Pancari and Rene Gelilch of Vineland captured a first prize in section three, were chosen for a third prize in section two. / Christopher Botondo of Ocean City picked up a third prize In division A as a future player in the "Ocean City Arena." Julf hike reported for bridge traffic During July, l« traffic on = Delaware River and lay the Delaware Memorial AtfnorltK, Bridge jlnereaied 8W,«I , B W e *ffl ctetne ML 0 »j5! vehicles from July 1970. of July, 1980 was 1,793,709 Hitse statistics were made vehicles compared to 1,877,181 public by iheodoreC. Bright, veMdM tit Juftr \m, an general manger, and are inereMeof m,mwUeles « to tht comniiaslanen of tte Biê toattc for the 12- month period ended July 31, MO was 17,549,925 vehicles compared to 17,989,734 vehicles for the 12-month period ended July 81,1979, a decrease of 2,44 percent, Since August 18, 1951, 392,389,454 vehicles have crossed the Delaware Memorial Bridge. if SELECT FROM OUR MANY CATALOGS Order before Sept. 25th torSpecial Discount and Free address Imprint on envelopes McHENRY'S Jonathan and Eva Shelly of Medford were picked for. a second prize in section three as "God's Greatest Gif t." Picking up a third prize in section two is Derek Del Rosii of Medford as a New York dancer. 326 ATLANTIC AVE. OCEAN CITY PHONE 3W-O711 Announces the relocation of his office to 600 WEST PROFESSIONAL BUILDING Cernar of 6th & Wett Avenues OCEAN CITY, NJ. 399-4542 CLASSIFIED AD BRINGS RESULTS * i Tommy, Cheranne and Lonnie CaUowhill oi Brigantlne were the first prke winners ip divisionB. | Uun OPEN YEAR ROUND Daily f-.39 a.m. -S: JO p.m. Fri.Eves7» "Have your eyes examined before going- b^ck to . school/' 1 year guarantee on Leniei A Frames freserljffleni flllefl • LB»« dUBlle While enjoyinj tht ihon,, DON7MWSTHE BAYBERRYBUSH , A unique ihop In the heart '] ofthebutineMdWrtcl. -\ featuring fine coHectaWe«| Including Hummelt Kaiser and Rockwell Many Souvenir gift Htmil CompHmenUryBHtWriR: Greeting Card! Jo Costanza Optician Traders Lane, 3318 Simpson Avi, Ocean City, N.J. Senior Ciflisn Dlseounf 390-5058 DISCOUNT FASHIONS HADOON DRESS CO. 817 8th St., Ocean City New Fall Shipments Arriving', including,,, Gloria Vanderbilf • Butfe Knits Jonathan Logan • Leslie Fay R&K • Bleeker Street Schrader Sport • Anne Klein Jeans Open Daily ^ 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. 2^ • • DeckHands $24,fJ - $26,f5 FAMILY in te m to nu SHOE STORE Dii|8|M811 OPEN FRIDAYS UNTIL S P.M. ' 'I
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