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A14 THE SENTINEL-LEDGER Oe—nCtty. N.J. Thursday, Aprils. 1993
Happenings at the Ocean City
Community and Cultural Center
i 7th and Simpson Avenue.
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(Arts-Center 'Museum • Library » Aquatic & Fitness Center)
' 399^7628 : '• * 399-1801 , . 399^2434 . , . . , 398-6900
Auction nnses $8,000 for arts center 1 Callfar sun, as Easter weekend events &bevond
ByEDWlSMER festation of responsible made it difficult to display, find homes in local B •• ^^ ^ *"• .u
By ED WlSMER
Sentinel-Lfldfler Cri stewardship.
; these fine works so that offices where they should
SOMERS POINT -lr The
they could be enjoyed by be enjoyed by .many. .'.
"This probably made
Create Bay Country Club 'mort money 1
the -••••-- public and • - they languished
out of sight much work, many other items,
- jn addition to the art'
than any
was the scene of a well other single event in the
attended.and very.success'
of the time. Larger institutions
in metropolitan areas mini-vacations ,_ . and ^- r .....
show
were offered. Dinners,
past"30 years," Griswold
LAUOKTTO SPEAK (ax breaks fftr homeowners books, tapes or videos are 20>nd.21; and 10a.m. and 3 ful art auction held by the
ATTHEUBRARY only... " .. jirged to return these items. p.m. April 24. . .' : . s a i d . ' .••' .-•••'
•> Ocean City Arts Center.
have long suffered similar tickets" were auctioned and
Past events of this kind
Jay Lampnt, host of All lament is also director during tn^ period. •'.,
.According to Scott ;Grishav
, e primarily featured problems, Ocean City and distributed by community
About Real Estate pn and faculty chairman for Also as part of the Cele^ LIBRARY BOARD SETS wold, arts center president, **»*• contributed by. arts the Arts Center are to.be cultural leaders Esther Weil
WPEN*-AM radion 950, will temple ^University's -Real bration, patrons who check MEETING SCHEDULE the , auction . brought . . _. . in '• -"a• center faculty members. congratulated on a solution and Peggy Lloyd.
This time there Were several' that ""•'" benefits -- alL •- Representational works •
present a home' buyer's Estate. Institute, and during- out books or sign up for a The library's B0ard of look little really over good. $8,000. Bills Things will pamhnga contributed by • The auctioneer of the evening
was dry treasurer John and still life subjects
like landscapes, .seascapes
seminar 7 pJh. Thursday, the past 12 years, has pub-, new library card'rrray take a Trustees have, announced be paid; *teachers will be current instructors, but the
lished more than 150 art chance to wb a .1993 Ocean- the schedule of meeting
bulk of the art work offered Hansen who was ably attracted most of the buy-
This may. be indicative
Room of the " Free labile des on housing and real City, be#ch o tag. Two tags dates for live'remainder of paid.
c
Library. . . " estate, His analyses of mar- will be'awarded ,, each. -^ day. ^-.. the ^- year.
P«* Periodically the arts center
holds this kind of fund-
manent collection These crew of center associates of current trends in the art
came from the center's per- assisted by Griswold and aers.
Admission is free. ket trends and and mortgage . Call 399-2434. with questionsed,
the board, will meet in
Unless otherwise indicat-
The seminar will target
raising event to help paintings and prints, accumulated
over the years, had brought forth each item for were many satisfied buyers
who swiftly and efficiently world. In any event, there
the current "window of
the library's Headley Room
finance'projects or to defray
opportunity" available to
costs of operation. In thebeen top prize winners in consideration. Bidding was and the center's economic
at 3 p.m. on these designated
dates: May 3, June 7,
first-time homebuyers,
current economic climate, the Boardwalk Art Show. brisk and enthusiastic and crunch was alleviated to a
moveMip or move-clown
the art auction was a mani-
Limited exhibition space many of the paintings will good degree.
July 12, Aug. 2, Sept. 13,
buyers and empty nesters.
Oct. 4, Nov. 1 and Dec. 6.
Lamont will cover financing
a home today, choosing
a new or used
home, how to
determine
what price
home you can
afford, selecting
the location,
how to
sell a home
for the high- Jay Lamont
est price, and
present and future federal
rates and his predictions
have been used by writers
at The Wall Street Journal,
Money Magazine and the
Philadelphia. Inquirer.
This year he has been a
weekly columnist with the
Philadelphia Daily New.
Participants will have the
opportunity to talk candidly
with lamont during
die session.
FINE-FREE WEEK FOR
NAT'L LIBRARY WEEK
Amnesty week will be
observed April 18-24 at the
library as part of a celebration
of National Library
Week.
Patrons with overdue
Your Easter
Hunt Is Over.
REFERENCE SECTION
TOURS OFFERED
Patrons may learn more
about- the^ reference book
section of the library at one
of the several tours being
offered during National
Library Week. •
Rosellen Muniak, reference
librarian, will explain
the extensive collection of
informational books and
demonstrate how to use the
latest computer technology
available, at the library.
Tours are scheduled 2
and 4 p.m. April 18; 10 a,m.,
2 p.m. and 6 p.m., April 19,
There's nothing better than Easter at the tl Trap M .
After all/ we've been serving dinner on Easter
Sunday for over twenty years and this year we
proclaim it to be the best Dinner reservations
from tl *Lm. (Kidy eat free lla.rn.-l p.m.)
Also, a special Easter Bunny appearance from
11-3 for the kids I So just ask any bunny who's
any bunny where to go this Easter and we're sure
they will agree it's the Crab Trap. Happy Easter.
TRAR
on the circle • Somers Point • 927-7377
FRIED $EAF00D
Auxiliary flea
market April 18
4 World's fastest reader' to give workshop
MCKEE CITY — Howard awareness," described as a Saturday, April 24, Berg those who can't find time to
Stephen Berg, listed in theprogram which combines will teach a workshop on keep up with their reading.
SOMERS POINT — The 1990 Guinness Book of World the latest breakthroughs -his"Brain Trainer" system Berg has trained in biolof
super reading which ogy and psychology at the
Ladies Auxiliary, Fire Com- Records as the world's fastpany
No. 1, here will hold est reader, will offer two ancient spiritual thought. focuses an extending the State University of New
cognitive psychology with
aflea market 9 am to 3 p.m. workshops at Atlantic Participants will delve brain's ability to cluster York system, developing
Sunday, April 18 at the fire Community College later into mysticism, metaphysics,
mystery and magic, chunks.
to read more than 25,000
information into larger techniques which allow him
house on Bethel Road. this month.
Spaces are $12 outside, $20 From 7 to 8:30 p.m. Fri-accordininside. .
day, April 23, he will teach •ACC workshop manager. ered ideal for students, For-more information,
to Susan Spector, The program is consid-
words a minute.
Call 926-1482 or 927-7169. "Ancient tools for self-
From 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. business professionals and call ACC at 343-4829.
A Sumptuous Brunch For A Special Sunday
:. THE
Portsider
Ocean City's Tear Round Oceanfroni Restaurant
Easter Brunch 8:30 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Come experience a seemingly endless selection of all your favorites
including a bountiful array of friesh salads, fruits, chef carved beef,
turkey & Virginia baked ham, poultry and seafood with tempting side
dishes, our sinful dessert table and choice of beverage.
Adults * 14.95 • Children *6.95 • Reservations Suggested
Watchfor a surprise visit from the Easter BunnyI
.'•'.'-r . Conveniently located in the '. . •
CALL
orr*Nriiv.
15th and Boardwalk, Ocean City • 399-8812
CAMPBELL'S SEAFOOD KITCHEN
399-4337 • 3231ASBURY AVENUE • OCEAN CITY
Same Management.Since 1957
RE-OPENING TODAY, THURS., APRIL 8th
SERVINGS
Combination Seafood ............. 8.75
Shrimp Stuffed w/Crabmeat.. .. 7.70
DeviledClams(3) .......: ea 1.90
Deviled Crab.. , 5.40
Crablmperial...,, ; • 7.25
FriedScallops .....,......:....! -• 6.55
Fried Shrimp (5):.. 6.90
filet Flounder. Fried : 5,75
FriedClams 395
Fried Oysters (4) ed. 1.40
Soft Shell Crab C") :...: 4.40
Oysters & Chicken Salad 685
Fish & Chips :.: . 4.50
BROILED 8 STEAMED
Baked Crab Imperial. ;. . 7.75
Clams Casino .' v 5 75
Broiled Ffounder, Plain 7.70
Broiled Rounder. Stuffed
Lobster Tail. Steamed..
7.80
Broiled Scallops ..-.......;.. 7.15
Broiled Rainbow Trout; 5.00
BroitectShrlmp .t •„..: 6.80
BroHed Six-Mixed Seafood...
Smart Steamed Clams (15)
11.25
7.30
"'' ' " . '.••. ..' •• •• . ' • TV\
PLATTERS A LA CARTE
10.85
9.80
7.80
750
9.35 • .
8.65
: ...,.
9.00
7.85
6.05
7.70
6.50
8.95
9.85
7.85
9.80
9.90
9.25
7.10-
8.90
13.36
Snapper Soup (cold). 4.00 pt. 7.90 qt.
Clam Chowder (cold) 2.40 pt. 4.70 qt.
Potato Salad.-Gole Slaw. Pepper Hash.
Macaroni Salad (ea.) .
1.00V? pt. 1.90 pt.. 3.70 qt.
French Fried Potatoes
1.35 1 /?pt. 2.60 pt. 4.70 qt.
Baked Potato .T^T. 1.00 ea.
Mashed Potatoes • 1.75 pt:
Mushrooms ....: 2.70 order
French Fried Onion Rings .. 3.10 Vz Ib. 6.00 Ib.
Baked.Macarbni & Cheese
:... 1,70 !4pt. 3.4Opt. 6.8Oqt.
Brownies '..* -. 2.70 pkg.
Carrot Cake &. Pies .'
2.00 slice
Cheesecake .•.....!...: 2.10.slice
plain, blueberry/cherry
ALL PLATTERS INCLUDE (Choice of 2)
French Fries • Baked Potato
• • Potato Salad • Mashed Potatoes
Popper Hash • Pickled Beets • Apple Sauce
HotVegetabte«; Stewed Tomatoes
Cole Slaw • Baked Macaroni & Cheese
MEAT
Chicken Filet :.:
Veal Cutlet
Pork Chops (2) .......:....
Meat Balls
Steak Kabob..
BBQ Spare Ribs - Pork
SALADS
Shrimp Salad :
Crab Salad ...:.......
Chicken Salad
Shrimp Cocktail (5)..
Thurs. 10:30 am-7 pm
Fri. 10:30 am-8 pm
Sat. 10:30 am-8 pm
Sun. 10:30 am-7 pm
4 Days a Week Until Further Notice
SERVINGS
4.50
3.95
5.45
3.60
7.90
7.75
7.30
6.80
4.80
6.60
CHICKEN FROM OUR BR0ASTER
PLATTERS
6.60
6.05
7.55
5.70
10.00
9.85
9.40
8.90
6.90
8.70
Vz Breasted Chicken Ratter ... 6.85.
Y> Breasted Chicken (4 pcs.) .................. 4.7£
Whole Chicken (8 pcs.)
Family Special (12 pcs) ...:
9.20
13.75
Company Speciali