Apr 1993 - On-Line Newspaper Archives of Ocean City

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A10 iHES£NVNEL-LEDQ£R OMWiClty, N~l. Thursday, April IS. 1903
Famitiesyfashionjjneryy abound as fun-seekers stroll the boards in Easts? parade
. OCEAN CITY T- Mayor
Henry "Bud" Knight and,
"wife, Joan, awarded the Bellucci
family the. Best
Dressed Family Award, to
cap the city's annual faster
fashion competition Sunday
in JBrdnt of the Music Pier on
^ the boardwalk ;
. Joe and- Jeanne Belliicd
and children, Joey 6, Louis
5, and T;J. 3 of Seaville Were
decked out in their holiday
'finery.. " . . .
Winners in other categb-
. rjes included Donna Busillo,
Philadelphia, Best
Bonnet; Revert Hamilton of
Ocean City, Best Dressed
Man; Winnie~Oldfield,-
Ocean City, Best Dressed
Woman; Mr. and Mrs. John
.Iannelli, "Havertown, Best
Dressed Couple; Richard
Smith, Marmora, Teen
Male; and Sherilyn Tittermary,
Langhorne, Teen
aty;AIyssaCajJo,PhiIadel- Peggy Richards, Somers John^ Karen, Johnny 8,
phia; Johnny, Marie and Point; Joanne Simone, Marie5V&,andDanijamesl 1 /4,
. Danijames Iarinelli, Haver- Huntingdon Valley; Jeanne. Havertown; the Allen famitown;
Deanna Meinhart, BelluodJ SeevWe; Joy Zax" ly: Ted, GayJei Victoria, 4,
SicklervijUe; arid Shannon sky, ManalapanT Cin'dy and James 20- months,
Beth Doherty, Absecoh Kacmiarski: Somerft Rnint: Ocean City; \the
"Highlands: . . : • Shu-leyLegetfe,OceanCfty. faaiU , M^ -
Bonnet finalists were Fran
B *st Couple Finalists
West Deptford; Kareri Ian- were Mr - a M»> William
neUi, Havertown; Halyna Hsasser, TStortrtfleld; Tony'
Poliszcuk, Philadelphia; F^1**
and Bgtty Feyl, OCEAN CITY -i-; Over 60-
Dolores" Sanriino. Somers Ocean Qty,-.Mr., and Mrs ?1
Point; Addisoh LiithuiHz, Joseph, p, Bellucci, , Seaville; ile;
Ashtpn,Pa.;.JeanneBdlucd, M and d M Mrs. Wlt Walter Zar-
Seaviiie; Cindy Kaczmarski,
Mr«
-Somers Point; CoUeen Fitzpaoick,
Ocean City; Gianna
Paparo, Laurel L l Sri Springs.
Best Dressed Men finalists
were David Haves,
BusUlo, Philadelphia; Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Kaczmarski,
Somers Point; Jerome
*******
Gianna Paparo Of Laurel Ocean City; Joe Bellucd,
Springs was, the littlest Seaville; Nicholas Ochns, 7
bonnet entry in Sunday's Ocean City; Walter Zarsky,
Easter parade.
Manalapan; Charles Kaczmarski,
Somers Point.
Female. • Charles Kaczmarski Jr.,
All children finalists Somers Point; Rick Dandrea - Best Dressed Woman
Kenny
received prizes. - Jr., Somers Point; Alfonso finalists, were Sandy Funari,
They included Brittany Dickerson, Ocean City. Philadelphia; Karen lannel- £""£"•
and
T'k-TJS
Kevin IW Koch,
V" >
Master, Drexel Hill; Alexanr Also,. Amanda Nicholeu, Havertown; Marie f?, ur ? h i,P avid Haves / r>
dra Barbierj, Ocean Qty; and. Tina Porter. Ocean Poliszcuk. F PhiladelpMal ._*_ _ _. Wofir ^ ^' C ^npofor' ^ . • JIr\m-
* * * VOTE * * *
DANIEL BREADY
Upper Township
School Board
20.
1993-
2 PM-9PM
1 Maintain quality education
while cutting unnecessary
spending ."" •_
• Representationon Ocean City
School-Board of Education
• 30 years of-Jmsiness experience
'Accountability to YOU;
• Accessibility to everyone
Communication with teadiers
and residents . . . . .
{fold down tnx increases
Reunite ihe-tovvnship- ;
1 Vcfte Lever #2 T "~- '
• April 20th, 2 pin to 9-pnv.
Revmite the Township
Elect Daniel Bready
Upper Township School Board
if
and Charles Carbone, Haddonfield.
Teen Female finalists
were Kelli and Tina Ricco,
Philadelphia; Renee Sloss,
Bear, Del; Dana Ann Subbie,
Broomall, Pa.; Kelly
Anii Fitzpatrick, Ocean •
QtyiNicole Poliszcuk, Philadelphia;
Donna Smith,
MarmorarMary Kate and
Alice Carey, Ocean City.
. Family finalists included
the Moore family: Ken,
Bonnie, Kenna 3, Abbey 3, .
and Mimi 3, Marmora; the
Kaczmarkski. family:
Charles, Cindy and Charlgs_
Jr. 22 months, Somers Point;
the Roberts family: James,
Rosemary and Kathryn
Rose 16 months, Somers.
Point.
And the- Pauling family:
John, Bernadette and Brian -
2, Ocean City; the Haves
family: David, Marie, Rose
Marie'~t2, Bernadette . 10,
and-David Jr. 9, West Qwster,
Pa.; the Iannelli family:
NAACF meeting
- COURT HOUSE — The
regular monthly meeting of
the Cape May County^*
Branch of the National Association
forthe Advancement
of Colored People will be
held 7:30 pun. Tuesday, April
16 at the Old Courthouse
Building, Route No. 9-
—Ear information and mem- '
bership, contact Dorothy
Mack, 465-5736. .
The following list of people are supporting ...
JANE MILLER GLENN
for Ocean City School Board, Tues., Apr. 20th, 3 to 9 P.M.
BudKnfflM
Jeanne Clunn
DickClunn • ,
Joanne t^ana
Matt Kane
Peaches Lukens
MikeLukens
Ed Felmey. ,' .
Floss Eolmey '
Walter Comet
Jeanne Gorman '
Ed Gocman .
Freda Caruso
AJ Caruso
Thelma Williams •
George Williams
Jeanne Hart
John Hart
Dorothy Foglio
Leonard Fog Uo
Thomas W. Ang.
Frahk Impagliazzo
Wlliard Green
MackeyCorson . '
Evie Coraon
Charlie Bowman .
Beth Bowman
Joe Borneo
Mary Frances Riiey
TenyRJey
BillOmrod
Donna Omrod
Lou Davis
Frank HaV '
Helen Hay
Jay Brooks
RichardBeehM
OajlTeschrMr
RobertJone*
Ann Jones •
David Krataman
AnnUrWni
RnnkUrMm
Kerry UiWna
SuunUrMns
UsaUvMm
M
Robert Stockley —
Bob Coste
Debbie Kteeman
Gary Kleeman
Jerry McDonald
Roxanne StuU
Glenn Stull
Sevi Agrios
Grace Smith '
Jack Smith
Danielle Slack
Dave Long
Suzanne Long
Joe Zerbo
Susan Zerbo .
:
Dave Hinsley
DanaeHinsley -'
Betty Townsend
Floyd Townsend
Betty DeBauh*
Ken Parker
Doris Parker
DanMontagna
Andrew H.Montagna
Nancy Montagna
Pete Murphy
BUI Boyle
CarlMattiola
Barbara Mattioia
DorannMoss
Mike Moss
Marian McGaughey
Ned McGaughey
Pat Henry
Marian Henry
Joan Walker
John Walker
BiUMcDonneU
Bob Johnson
Diane Johnson
Tom ShallcroM
Diane Milter .
James Longacr*
8uMnNetaon
Diane Reota . .
NflnCy rmTVm
KaranWWam*
TomHohman
MrlamKeptey
MarthaO- Dowtl
Robamon Robar L Oowafl
•O.QT
OfedBOoroon
Lawrence Kemley
MarieKemley
Ted Laskowski
Bette Laskowski
- . Karen Wood
Rose Castaldi
Vera Del Rossi
Angelo Del Rossi
Bill Campbell
. " JohnHerrinptoo—
, Bob Forcella'
- Sean McGirmis
Winnie OldfieW
Barbara McGinniS
BillMcGinnls '
Allen H. Vemon
Doris Bowker
RussBowker
Diane Hayes
. Florence Sharp.
Terry Flukey
Fred Haas .
Marie Hayes
. Uoyd Hayes
Mary Lou McDowell
Robert McDowell
• Ruby Baker
' Jim Pessolano
Betty Pessolano
Susan Gillian
Elaine Jamison
Joe Jamison
' Susan Jamison
Matt Jamison
Michael Jamison
Anthony Mirteer
Maddy Allegretto
SwiftyAltegrBtto
MarkvTdetto
UndaWtedo
Berwyn Hughes
Tom Nash.
Karen Mazzacanb
Steve Farrel -
Kathleen FarraU
A1U10 Fsfim
Kevin FarreO
Stephen Farrel
RalphOvM '..
ArdteOvM
• Michael Powell Sr.
Betty Ann Powell
Michael Powell
Jim Portland
JoelMottlll .
Dan Riley
LoisRJIey .
Nance Lauer , • _
Doc-Lauer '._ -'
UndaLeGrand
Dr.« Mrs Oeo. Blackman
Dr..« Mrs. Eugene Eichman
Walter Konsil -
George King .
Lois King
Sue Frost
JeH Frost
Dan Henry
Nathan Davis Sr.
. Louise Davis . ' .
Noel Nolley
Geneva Dawson
Richard Grimes
. Ron Pennington
JohnBaratta . .
T o m O v e s ' • , .•••.'• '.
AnnOves
• Sue Kaczmarski
Al Kaczmarski .
Louise Dunn . -.
EmieDunn '
Dave Slaughter
Marian Slaughter
Charles Arnold
Dolly Arnold
Harry Bakley
Barbara Bakley
Norman Ervine
Vicki Ervine
Betty Ann Naegeie
FredNaegele
Eleanor Bringhurst
ChKitMBringhumt
Amw Cox
EhnlraANan
Us Park
BobCmocto
Barbara Arm DsBaufra
MMwtoCaraocto
MayGunmb
WwyOunmh
•
Sean 18 months, Bargain- guest of honor. Laurie the Sunshine Boys
town.
Kohr, former Miss New Jer- Band.
Elizabeth Ro'wland k Miss sey was emcee.
Ocean City, awarded prizes. The Easfer Bynny distributed
chocolate rabbits to
Amy Fissel, Miss New
McHugh ""Jersey U.S.A. and a former children.
_••;•,•
Kristen 4, Miss New Jersey, was a •;. Music was provided by
Banjo
Ail Alberts and younstefs
from' his WPVI-TY Showcase
performed 1 " at. the
Sports & Civic Center following
the fashion contest.
Hefty hound gains 1st in fashion contest
children Kenna, Abbey and- biscuit on its nose, tossed it
Mimi of Marmora. The into the air and then caught
Moore's and Bronco Billy it by mouth. Looking on
were decked out in identi- with justifiable pride was
cal bunny outfits complete Kathy Andrews of Pleas-
and bonnet was designed
canines, a rabbit anB a cat'by-Pawley-of Tuckertqn or.
displayed their Easter finery
at the 2nd annual Wopftime
friend and companion.
Marie iPawley, her longi'n'
Paws .'fashion Best Dressed winner was
competition at the football Bronco Billy, a bulldog With
field on Saturday. Ken-and Bonnie Moore and
Big winner was a hefty
but adorable Basset hound
named Zodi, who waddled
off with the Woofin' Paws
Plaque for Perfection — the
Best of Show award. withtail.
The 75-pound. 7-yearold's
breath-taking outfit
pit bull mix from Pleasantville.
Razz's trick would
have brought the-crowd to
its feet except they were
already standing. There
were no chairs.
The deft dog balanced a
antvUle, who had taught
Intelligent pet tricks was Razz all he knows,
won by Razz, a very smart Second'place went to Gin-
"My outfit will beat your outfit any day," sniffs a tux-attired dandy at Saturday's r pet
fashion-contest. - ^" :
e working this Weekend
SO ARE WE!
OPEN SAT
1200 West Awfes 3990150 • Mon.-Fri. 8-5; Sat. 8-3
Michael
School Board
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COLE CROPS
Broccoli, Lettuce, Cauliflour, etc,
$1.69 ea. 6/pk or $12.99 tray
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NURSERy* GREENHOUSES
250 S. Mannheim Avenue • Egg Harbor. NJ 0B215
(609) 965-435 J
8^«flpra
Sat & Son 9«0am-6i)0pm
ing!
a cocker spaniel who.
tted.a ball around while
Ed Bush of Ocean City
'chased it. .
Winners of the miscellaneous
category was Wiggles,
the rabbit,
accompanied by Casper of
Absecon. Wiggles is
3-years-old and tips the
scales at IVi pounds. .
. Second place was captured
by Sadie Housecat
who lives at Rachel Hendricks'
house in Ocean City.
Sadie came out of-her cage,
took one look at all the dogs
in the audience and
returned quickly to her car- ,
rying case.
The owner-pet look alike
contest was won by Zodi
and Marie Pawley. Pansy, a
sheep dog with Robby
Casper of Absecon was second,
and third place went
to Samantha and Fred, two"
Rottweilers who supposedly
look like Bob Kadziorg
OX CJO&cUl *i iitV- '
Theswimsuit competition
was won by Spot, a 15-
pound, 6-month Bichon
who hangs out with Joyce
Cdhen of Ocean City.
'Bonnet was won by
Pansy with Robby Casper.
Zodi took second place followed
by Muffin, a West
Highland Terrier who lives
with Ashley Schumann,
Wildwood Crest. .
Following Bronco Billy in
the . Best Dressed contest
was Razz, the biscuit whiz
in a tux and Rosie, a
2-year-old Bichon Frise who
accompanies Marg Robar of
Ocean City on walks. _
Helping judge the contest
was the Easter Bunny.who
reminded all contestants
and their friends to join the
Pets In Cars division of the
Doodah Parade, April 24 by
calling 399-6111, ext 246.
Public Relations. ^> -.
Special guest Elizabeth
Rowland, Miss=Ocean Qty,
awarded the prizes. She
was assisted by Dean Schofield,
Public Relations volunteer
assistant diactor,
Sue Canale, chair person of
the__4th of July Parade,
Joseph Canale and the costumed
figure Mickey, who
will appear at the Doodah
dinjnerrFriday. Toby Soifer
assisted the judges. —7-
The contest benefirted the
Ocean Qty Humane Society.
Ocean
City _
school
lunches
HWH SCHOOL MENU
Apr.19-23
Th* Ocaan Oty Hloh School lundi
manu indudM a chok» of thr*« platt»f.
' — ' • ' .
InumwdiaM School uudants hava
a chotoa of the V»l two planar* with
iha •xoaption of ioup on. lha aaoond
planar, h la raplacad wilh a fruiwagatabla.
Primary School ttudana ara Mrvad
plattar 1lynch daily. -
HONOAV
Planar No. 1 — Hot dog on bun.
nuuhad potato**, tauarkiaut, pudding
with topping, ohoioa o« milk.
Plattar No. 2 — Chicfcan vagaubta
«oup, agg salad on bun with lattuoa
and tomato, pudding with topping,
choice of milk. ^ ^
Plattar No. a — Malta your own
saladbar.
TUESDAY
Planar No. 1 — Paita Ptimavara.
garlic bread, toaaad aalad. apioa ban.
cholcaofmiUc.
PUttar No. a - Italian tomato
aoup. bologna and chaaaa. spioa ban.
Planar No. 3 -
Mali* your own
WEDNESDAY
Plattar No. 1 -MaatbaH sandwich,
bunarad vagatablet, chiliad fruit, chocotata
cak*. choioa al mill.
Planar No. a — Baan with bacon
aoup. turkay salad on bun with lattuoa
and tomato, chiliad fruit, chooolaia
eaka.cholcaofinak.
Plattar No. J - Maka your own
•aladbar.
THURSDAY
Plattar No. i—QriiadcNckan on
bun wMt tonuoa and tomato,potato
pufff. fegtttart, choioa of rnlh.
Plattar No. a -Craam ol bnxool
•oup. awiw rtrnii on whoto whaal
t - Mate your own
t — Pina,
Because one
Waiters in tuxedos will
serve and there will be an
array of Doodah charact-
QCEAff CITY — Theers for- photo opportunities,
so bring the camera.,
board of governors of the
Ocean,City Doodah Parade dentle, Ibveable peU
— tfiere are twq^actually, from the PPAWS (seeing
three if you count, the hermit
crab — have presump^ promised to stop by to add;
eye dog organization) have
tuously declared: One day
of Doodah- just isn't
enough. • .'
.Thus all of us face a
• weekend with a Doodah
•dinner (Friday, April 16)
and Doodah Dance (Satur;
day, April 1.7) in prelude to
the daffy Doodah Parade
(April 24),
Seems like a lot of fusS
over a little old Doodah
parade, doesn't it?
Au contraire as they say
in Mizpah. The events are a
necessity:
1. To perpetuate the
social irrelevance of
Doodah and,
2. To earn money for the
annual march of the loonies.
•
-Friday's dinner menu, to
be served at the high school
cafeteria, 6th and Atlantic,
from 5 to 8 p.m. will feature
hearty local cuisine — Dietz
and Watson hotdogs and a
dazzling array of
TastyKake pies for desert.
Ifs all yotr can eat (within
- reason) for $3.
o u t • ._• • .• •/. •• • •. . .••
Saturday's Doodah dance
Mark
Soifer
Oc«an City publicist
will inflict another social
event upon the community.
It will be a fun time when
the dty honors the last,
great Spike Jones, king of
comedy music.
The Sunshine Boys Banjo
Band will play from 8 to 11
p.m.; admission $5. A professional
teacher will give
jitterbug lessons. Best of all
mere will be a Spike Jones
Look-alike Contest, Weird.
Sports Jacket Contest (the
kind—like Spike used to
wear) and. a Spike Jones
Sing-along to CocktaUa for
Two, (In some—secluded
rendevous — clink-dink,
bang, gurgle, gazooka! etcT
- If you'diike advance tick'
ets.to. either the dinner of
dance, they're available at.
the Public'Relations pffiee"
(now across from" (City
Hall). 1 Otherwise get them
further, luster to the eve-' at the door. For informa-
ning, ..- ....
This is the social event of
the spring so dori*t be left
tion, call 399:6111, Ext. 246.
The Doodah Parade itself,
eventually arrives on Satur-.
day,- April 24 starting noon
at 6th and. Asbury Aye. It
will meander through the
business district to 12th and
Asbury, sputter east tothe
boardwalk and then wander
to the Music Pier where
it will hesitate while brigades
and bands go.
through their routines.
Eventually, it concludes
at 5th and boardwalk.'
You'll enjoy such entries
as a brief case drill, beach
chair drill team, Doodah
cheerleaders, the Hobo
Band and many others led
by the Philadelphia Chapter.
of Friendly Racoons, who
imitate Jackie Gleason Honeymooner
characters.
There is a new division
this April, Pets in Cars; If
your dogr cat or piranha,
enjoys riding"Tn a vehldei.
this is your opportunity to
be a Doodaher. To enter,
contact the public Relations
office. 399-6illl, Ext. 222: *
. Sponsors Who are helping
make .the Doodah parade
possible include Dietz and
Watson, TastyKake,
WAYV-FM, At the Shore
Magazine. Chemical Bank,
The Ocean City Retail Mer-
Jobfest arid Doodah
Fat: why if s not where ifs at both on same: day -
.OCEAN CITY — Leeirn
about hidden Cats in food
and health risks of a high fat
diet at a free lecture 730 pjn.
today, April 15, at the Sports
& Civic-Center, 6th and me
boardwalk.
Sponsored by die Aquatic
and Fitness Center, this talk,
is one of a series planned by
staff members of Shore Point
Sports Rehabilitation, Pat
Croce's Sports Physical Therapist
Inc. Marmora. : -
-The first" in the series will
viduaFs-amount of fat and
determine their body fat percentage.
The six-week series, set for
consecutive-Thursdays, will
feature a range of topics.
At the second lecture,
'Nutrition for active living,*
-also at the Sports £ Civic
Center, those attending will
be taught how to decipher
food Labels while grocery
shopping and "when, how
much and what to eat-Xhe
importance of water will also
be presented by Doug Dait_ be stressed,
Both seasonaT and year-
team and lawn, mower contingents.
'
nehower, a licensed physical Beginning April 29, the lectherapist
who has been wim rures move to the Headley -many filled On the SpOt. —mmmmmmmm^—mm——*.
round jobs are available;
Sports Physical Therapists "Room at the Ocean Qty Free "Anyone interested in [RecycJfiJhiS newspaper 1
since 1987r— .• .• Public library, 17th and Sim- obtaining a job is invited -to > .' . ' \ .'
As part of the -sessionr pson.
rjannehower will use skin CalT 390-2400 for more
calibers to measure each indi- information.
SCHOOL VOTE-
' "* (confirmed from page 1)
set Drive in Petersburg-and
four newcomers are com-
* peting for three three-year
terms on the school boardr
The__others are Daniel
Bready cA Route 49 in Tuck-;
ahoe; Diane Noll of Somers
A Avenue in Seaville; Ed
• Paone of_St. Martins Place
.in Marmora, and -Tim
__O*Shea of Hummingbird
Avenue inJEetersburg.
— In addition^ incumbent
"7" John H. Field of Sunset
Drive in Petersburg is run-
'
ning unopposed for a.two-
-year unexpired term.
The township school
A board has proposed an
w
$18.5 million budget which
calls for a 6-cent increase in
.. the local school tax rate per
$100 assessed property
value. This translates to a
$60 school tax Jiike for a
taxpayer with property valued
at $100,r~
MAINLAND REGIONAL
, Northfield incumbent
Randy Knowles faces challengers
Lairs Hyberg of Bay
Drive and Benjamin H.
Sooy III of First Street for
the two open slots.
• Incumbent John* Medica
of Princeton Road is running
unopposed in Somers
Point
. There are no linwood
f seats on the ballot this year.
The regional school board
has proposed aa $11.9 million
budget which would
increase the regional school
tax rate by 4 cents in Somers
Point and 1 cent, in Linwood;
the rate would
remain unchanged In
Northfield where property
evaluations are down.
'•
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