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\ , : • mm mm B26 THESENT1NEL-LEDOER Ocean CUy.N.J. Thursday; April IS, 1993 lETTEttScont'd In facfe of tax hike, explain free health plan Editor's note — this is a copy of a letter .to Mayor Bud • Knight and. Council President lohtiFiood .'. ; A wise politician once said to nyc, "Watch out when the gouemrttcnt low balls a tax increase" • :''. ..Mayor. Knight soys it's only 2 cents and it'll only, cost us a buck a week. : The nature of time without change look closely at the figure. buckaweek." and retirees who- contribute Last year the tax rate was • And what-are we going to .,to the cost Of their health •60.09 cents and bv atMing get for this 135 percent tax plans why you and the city .2.63 cents" we fiave an. increase?. We will pay for a staff should pay nothing for swamp hyacinths, or the ; incase of 43 percent When gold-plated health pun": for 'yours. . ••' turtle heads or the May. you add next year's increase your elected colleagues and Are you"not aware that the use to think that the rest of' set their docks ahead! just apples ^—. but there's no of. 2.93 cents, you suddenly far dty employees — 43 offine., programs of IBM, GM, us Americans are likewise as many probably shoWed way under the sun to save ' \ \'•'' sec a tax increase of 9.2 percent" and. ff total- two-year partially paid for by the whom were paid in excess of AjlCO and the utilities are that dull-witted! up an hour too soon when the time, changed back. ' • Remember when daylight increase of 13.5 parent. rcdpients?,' . • This is no little dung! It saving first came around? Now weVe talking real Just what is it that excuses affects us externally and The railroads did not con-internallycur, so if you wanted We are subjected money and a lot mare than a you and your colleagues„• to Exclude non-residents from taxes? Last week, 1 read the article Candidates to speak with Interest, but was shocked when I came to the paragraph that said, The meeting is open to everyone; however, only registered' voters will be permitted to ask questions, according to Frank Mascaro, president of the dub." Why should only voters be allowed to ask questions at this public meeting? Over 80 percent of the taxes paid to Sea Isle City arc paid by property owners who are not allowed to vote, and now we arc told that we are not allowed to ask questions cither! This attitude is' not only held by the sponsors of this meeting but also by one of the candidates • who has made it known that he only • cares for and supports the voters' views. With this policy of excluding the Non-resident •Taxpayers, maybe the next step that should be taken should be to»excluded us from paying property taxes! John R. Ruzila, Cliftan- THIS WEEK'S SPECIAtr> $50,000 last year. . This' is a health plan not available to 95 percent of the residents and taxpayers of .Ocean City. If the beneficiaries of the health plan were to contribute what the average public employee across the country pays for health insurance, the dry would raise more than enough to achieve a zero-increase budget I challenge you to explain to the 3,700 Medicare members in Ocean City who last year paid about $1.4 million to Medicare and many millions more for supplemental insurance why they should also pay for a health plan for you to which you contribute nothing. I challenge you to explain _jo_private-sectar employees UVERWURSJ SANDWICff _NEW! Fax Your Order FAX #398-1 Q69_ SINCE 1969 '"X" ^f- om's delh8c HONK f AVINGI MUN SINCE 18*7 $ I59 On your choice of bread or roll OPEN SUNDAYS 1018 Asbury Ave., Ocean City • 598-1046z OceanjCity Home Savings & Loarr CLOSED ilj7,i993- Dueô computer system enhancements -WILL REOPEN- Monday, April 19,1393 -_ * We apologize for any inconvenience this may.cause_you. 1001 Asbury Ave., Ocean City V 399-0012 ** Roosevelt Blvd., Marmora~r^.390-0044 b UMM CELEBRATE In Cape May WithThc Mid-Atlantic Gcntcr For.the Arts ANTIQUES AT TULIP TIME Sauirttay, April V - 10 am to 5 pm *3.00 Amiamsr-d'eaiere from the Mid • Atlantic Region bring uwir Collections to Coiigreîs HalL Beach & .•••.-..•• V •• •:•". P e r r y S u n e e t s , . •.; . •. -.. TUUP GARDEN TROIXEY TOURS Saturday & Sunday. April 24 & 25. ; $3.50 foradulis Sl.OO children 3 to 12. See the tens of thousands of tulips planted for thc'TuUp Festival- . . Tours Begin Ai Washington St. MaD CAPE MAY MUSIC FESTIVAL.. May 16June27 Hear the workfs finest chamber music tn the setting of Victorian Cape May CaD MAC for a complete schedule 609-884-5404 Mtd Mantle Center w from paying a part of the basic costs of health insurance like all of your neighbors do? If you were indigent, you would be eligible for Medicaid, but your dty deal is better. It is a kind of taxpayer-supported Medicaid for the affluent I understand that your zero-increase budget .failed because the unions would not agree to it That is dearly their right but the council and the administration are not thereby rendered impotent You have alternatives and .•you should exercise mem. ' Skip the 135 percent tax increase - Douglas E.£haffm __-.•• .." doeanCity STORMEXPERffiNCE (continued from page B13T~~ caughTby sand fencing in order for dunes to build. ~Th the longer term, a. beach replenishment strategy should be more widely adopted. The Army Corps Who can save daylight? NOBODY! We can waste it — by -never hurrying out to see the trailing arbutus or the i t ! . •••'-•• • • • . . - . • . . • '. So who coined the term daylight saving? The more important question is WHY! •.-•. If some folks want to get up at 6 instead of 7, what's stopping them? Does the entire nation have to push the docks up? I cksn't care to admit that I'm too stupid to crawl out of bed early unless my watch tells me to, and I SENIOR SITTERS' A fulfilling"iifdividualized companion Clare's corner by Clare Campbell to unnecessary embarrassment and also to indiges- catch a train you had to fig-. ure: will that mean that this* tion when our eating train comes,an hour earlier, schedule is altered. School or an hour later? kids race for the bus with- Will we ever know how out breakfast. Our dogs are many people came drag-. fed an hour early, or On the ging into church just as thefall) are as mad as heck, for benediction was being said? nobody seems to .care All because they forgot to whether they have any supper or not. We Can't explain to our pets. Actually, we can't explain it (nor justify it! to ourselves, either. . . Way before 1861 Robert Browning had something to say about this, even though this silly "daylight saving* had not been foisted upon him; he wrote: The year's at the spring, The day's at the morn; Morning's at seven' ; ' • •'• •,'"•• The Ml-sides dew-pearled; The larlts on the wing; The snaifs on the thorn; Cod's in his heaven — All's right with thexvorldl (Ah, Mr-Browning, we really need you!) Writer, botanist and teacher, Clare GampbeB Is a native, of Cape May County and writes from Cape May Cofart House. . Twp. Citizens in a FIT? Recall 30>s 'freak of nature'? Editor, Sentinel-Ledger: township budget is lip 28 At a recent township meet- percent. ing the mayor and some^ The mayor and his boys other "committeemen should practice what"'.they blasted the local school preach. - • •• board . for their wasteful Spending at our township spending, overloaded hall is out of control. If it administration and high keeps up, the dtizens are budgets.. — ' —going to have a FIT. — Tfigr may hawja point. r— Mi^R, Houdart butrife school budget is up ^- Marmora only 5 percent while the .1 —.....»..== serviceTorSenior Cit^ns that is— SimplyTheêstT _ _ j Editor, Sentinel-Ledger I am looking for-proof mat during a venter back in the 1930s, the beaches in Ocean City had ice packs from three, to six feet high. I cannot recall the official explanation for mis phenomenon, but someone indicated it was the freezlng_of the sprajTfionv the ocean waves. Fm sureThat pictures of this phenomenon were published in The Sentinel Ledger, - Do* any of your readers recall this "freak of nature" happening, and are there any photographs available? Thanks for any help. EdBranm 1140 Crane Dr. Cherry Hill 08003 of Engineers has conducted ^g 05 **-• reasonable cost associated flooding that .1* That the federal and ta that ~ a ^^y *at'to'fcotfc-result in the jnost actual gevernnrent, through "Beach nourishment rep- ^socially acceptable and yet Ttamage. -FEMA^ consistent withTKe resents -the. least—environ- is feasible and proven, jo.. When conditions are suit- goal of Repetitive-Loss mentally— damaging work In high energy envi- able fbL.artificial nourish-^ Reduction, fund Initial structural methoiof reduc^-ronments^— . mient, long-readies of shore beach renourishment" ing potential storm dam- Beach nourishment is aes- may be protected by this thetlcally.more pleasing method ara relatively low than other structural, alter- cost per linear foot of pronatives because it-repre- 398-7218 Excellent References --"-•- Also Available in Makê Senior Sitters part of your —* We take special care-ef the people who once look speaal care of you! JANE pt _FOR SCHOOL 60ARD Mother of 5 with onSpmse •—^ attending an Q.C^School Bfe taygTesktentof Ocean Cty siwis... —- COMMITTEB to quality education at affordable costs ^ Aabm-m nunarova coawnunffy CONÎENTIOUSg to devote the time and energy necessary to be a productive board member vGONCERNEDfor the young people of Ocean City —~ Oond m PaeivOr Jan» U»tr Own FARM T d GARDEN 312 F:.:$e.c;t B'.vj.. Uarrra West •:•! :••::-, 5: cr geographic areas not otherwise assumed.by the Army Corps of Engineers; 2. TRal the munidpal government be responsible for obtaining all necessary property-easements and to sents the smallest departure An ^quallv important from the existing conditions advantage is mat artificial in-a visual and physical nourishment_directly remesense. ,-.__• :__jUesjhe basic cause of most -t6pographically_survey and In addition to hurricanes, erosion problems —.a defithere have been frequent_dency in natural sand supstorms through- the years ply-^ and benefits rather that have caused significant property damage, nificance of these stonns-is- Jhat during these events, particularly me longer term northeasters, the greatest erosion_ occurs. Naturally the risk to life and property is greajjweause of • the violent nature of these storms, but it is- the-erosion and ' t VOTE Tuesday, Apr! 20th NURSERY STOCK Rhodes • Azaleas • Evergreens • Focsythia FLOWERING TREES Cherry • Plum • Bradford Pear PAHSIES, PERENNIALS Now Is The Time T? lime, Seed & Feed Your Lawn GRASS SEED -FERTILIZER, TOP SOIL « PEA1 than damages the adjacent shore An added consideration is that 'a widened beach-has value as a recreation 1fiature. The barrier island public beaches, as welTas the entire Jersey^Shore, serve the recreational needs of the stated and national populatieK- To insure mat beaches will always be available to all populations. Ocean City suggests a more aggressive monitor beach profiles on a regular basis at regular time~~ intervals and—to maintain dunes, dune fencing and dune l r-3.That county governments be responsible for funding periodic beach renourishment OIL a regular- basis when topographical information suggests Jt to be appropriate as developed^ by municipal governments; •and ; — ,i • •'. ' 4. that large-scale renourishment be financed by me federaT government every cost-sharing approachjo JO-to 15.years, If necessary, beadnnaintenance. Because and also after major storm. the federal and state-gov- events consistent with ernments are maintaining a National Disaster. Dedara— wide inventory of_ infra- ' tion policy, structure categories, such as - ;•:'.' . highways, bridges and"". On behalf of Mayor national and state parks. Knight, the City Council they should be-more willing and the people, of Ocean to contribute toward .the City, thank you for your maintenance of tneir • sea- interest in the New Jersey shores-as~vtt& Local gov- shore as a national treasure ernments also have to protect ~_T=-_ important roles in order to [Recycle th^ be truly partners. We sug~ gest__a four-part partnership: Create a Master Bath In A, Minor Space laming service, your dream a rea% • Stop in to see our showroom today; SHOEMAKER] LUMBER 0 Health & fitness -CaidtopulmonaTy rehaHftation \& _ The fitness center te equipped with ., and a telemetry system for monitoring. expansion. See story, other pictures C7S A ROOFING & SIDING ^. IS QDAU1Y Vinyl Is Final NEVER Paint Again! . Coat Efficient Vinyl Tilt-In Replacement Windows! Tour Vinyl Siding Specialist Solid Vinyl Siding Gutters & Leaders Soffit & Fascia Licensed & Insured Visit Our Showroom Located at ;: ::..;. : Hospital ass'n, president is guest speaker at Stainton Society brunch SOMERS POINT-. i- 1991 after .„„ ard J. Davidson, president serving for 22 nals and periodicals.. He Ocean City businessman Stainton, a prominent of the American Hospital years as pres- Assodation, will be the ident of the has appeared t known as Mr.-Ocean City guest speaker at the Fourth on ' many Maryland for his many accomplishments and his generosity to Annual Howard S. Stainton ~~ AHA programs and Hospital- Society Brundr"aT"the Linwood Country;;dub on served oh Association me ccanmuiury.Jliesodeto' in Lutherville.-He is was a key figure in me com- is a tribute to Stainton who Sunday, May7Tram 11 a.m. special to 2 pan. r-^- actively committees mitment to keep Shore Davidson has promoted involved „,„,„, with and advisory Memorial moving forward. WIUi Bie concept of local hospi--nany local, panels. . Stainton Society membenr tals_ working together in state— and He holds a provid£ major financial bachelor's : | Community Care Networks-national support--for capital degree in secondary to help meet the healthcare^fiealthcare improvements and new needs of their communities policy cbmmore efficiently, withrless mittees_ajjd Richard Davidson cation fromr Shore Memorial HamitaL ,„ edu- medical technologies at duplication of services._He has served as West Chester Money raised from the will speak about "the vision a consultant to the Robert T te CeSie S e ' brunch Mes to support of heathcare reform"-and -Wood Johnson Foundation t ^ ? s de g ree to-educa- requests fornew eqiupment address the issuesof health- and-the Pew Memorial tion from George Washing- and services at^tehospitaL care refornvin Washington, Trust Davidson also is a ton m Washington D.C For more infonnatiooîB DC - — — . ^ •, . popular speaker and writer Shore Memorial The Stainton .Society, call Hospital's Stainton Sodetv the Shore Memorial Host* - 56. âssumed who serves, on the editorial is named_after Howard S>tal Development OffkTat P__._ .the-AHA ... u > presidency j»î»ucifv.j in ui boards uuvus of-numerous oi numerous jour ~ 6533800 rViVVm SMH women's confubiMay 7 SOMERS SOMERS POINT POINT — -rJbe the The day-long dav-lone mnforonro conference tis M B Higgs Hi«^«rfti will Women's Center at Shore »-i^ take a _ humor- tî ij health »._... care '-.. reform will ifii. will feature small-group ous. ^motivational look ^rbepleierrte^^ - Memorial Hospital will hold its annual workshops on^-self-awae- me lighthearted side of Hfe Participants mav elect to " e 2t.^r r . to 9tay health y *" womenm the%scalled sttendnroof S e T ^ andiamUy issues presoited 'ttoes Dinner in a Bucket J"" The Flanders-Hotel >y -Shore staff and area Countr and X>ne Uurirhealthcare professionals. to live." - OcearFGry; Keynote speaker Hz Cur A ^5-minute lecture on JOHNmkENNED Y INSPECTION L I with FOUR WHEEL BALANCE I X TIRE ROTATION • ! 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; : • « • ' « • 5) i\ • C2 CHy, *J. Thursday, April 18,1«M Neonatologists work together forbenefit of newborns SOMERS POINT — Through a jotar nrogrlm of Shore Manorial Hospital and Atlantic City Medical - Center, every mother-to-be in the region can hew enjoy peace of mind. , . / °, the specially trained neonatology physicians at ACMC have been added" to ' the staff at Shore and are ready to assist in any complication mat many arise at - birth, 24-houre-a-day, seven days a week. ' Drs. Carolyn Crawford, Pietros Hadgu, Robert Locke, Apolo Maglalang and James Weeks, all neonatologists, are working with Shore Memorial obstetricians, pediatricians and team of clinical nurse specialists who are trained to identify and deal with problems that occur at This unique team of. skilled specialists is a critical link to state-of-the-art services mat allow an extra measure of assurance and peace of mind to patients," nurse Pat Counsellor, vice president of operations. fat addition, Shore Memorial is the region's designated Pediatric Advanced Life Support training' center, the No. 1 community . hospital in the -state teaching health care providers to help save children's lives. '. "Our nursing staff is recognized statewide Cor leadership in pediatric.. care, with the region's newest family-centered .pediatric. care center available," said Al Rundio Jr., Shore's vice president for nursing. Shore opened its $1 million "Pediatric Boardwalk 1 ' last year, which is a re-creation of the Ocean City Boardwalk and offers children the familiar boardwalk 'If continued medical attention is needed (after a neonatologist's diagnosis), Shore Memorial provides quality, state-of-the-art care in a setting designed to speed up the child's healing process. A perfect combination,''Rundio added. Three of the neonatalogists, Crawford, Maglalang and Weeks, hold double board certification in pediatrics and neonatal-perina- If you like Sticky Funs you^ll love... TM We Ship Anywhere InThTtTSA. 14th &Bay Ave, Ocean City 399-5531 Open W, Sat, Son. at7 AM The 8012 Ventnor Ave. Margate, NJ -487-0095 Open FrL, Sit, Son. at TKhL Your hosts Stephen and Carolyn Nicotetti feature 8 Luncheon Specials and 8 Early Binj- Spedals daily, along with theirJamous house dairies m*in»s die Culinary Garden an easy _j. of "Where to for BreWasiLunch and Dinner ' •-: • OPEN-EVERYDAY . MARCH THRU NOVEMBER 841 Central Ave^ Ocean City • 399-3713 : MAKHt€REDIT CARDS ACCEPTED - RESERVATIONS ACCEPTED - 10* Aabury Avenue* 608-393-9462 J Thursday & Friday 2forl J with this coupon diooM 1 dinner from oar Special | Menu and reed 2nd dinner FREE | WM*. gsod totwiUgMtpMlafe or with aay other ofTtn I COUTON VALID IN OCEAN CITY ONLY NOW OPEN THURS. - FRL -SAT. - SUN. SUNDAY BUFFET BRUNCH 10 am-2 pm All-You- Ci»-Ett TWILIGHT MENU AVAILABLE Sltore's new neonatologlsts with some of their charges. tal medicine. neonatology at Johns Hopkins University School of Crawford graduated frran Jefferson Medical College and- completed her Maglalang is a member of Medidne in Baltimore. internship and residency at the American Academy of St. Christopher's Hospital Pediatrics and Johns Hop- for Children, bom in Philadelphia. She completed two one-year fellowships in neonatal and perinatal medicine, one at Pennsylvania Hospital arid the second at the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania. kins Alumni Association.. Weeks graduated from George Washington University Medical School in Washington, D.C He completed his internship and a stork report two-year residency at Wilmington Medical Center in Delaware, -and a oneyear residency at St. Christopher's Hospital, where he was chief medical resident. Weeks is a member of the American .Academy of Pediatrics. Hadgu graduated from the University of Bologna Medical School in Italy and Crawford is a member of the Philadelphia Perinatal- Society, . . - - . the „ . , American _. j_—«— parent* receiving 'Kenneth and Tammy Academy of Pediatrics and- coll g Mltl | alloil , £or niw Wlae) Young of Tuckahoe. ^ Am ?^.^88 ? clatiOn anhr * l » * Shon Memorial a son, March21; of Clinical Scientists. Hospital an: *^ Frank and Theresa Maglalang graduated Joseph m and Barbara-^* 01 ^ fromjhe University of the (Hendrick) Lovett of Som- Point ' a ~ East College of Medidne in die Philippine^ and completed his internship at March 16; ers Point, a daughter, Mercy Catholic Medical Rodger and Helen Center, Miserkoraia Divi- COevini Cooney of Somers sion, Philadelphia, and his ***. • daughter. March residency at Wilmington **» Medical^ Center in Dela- _Arthur and Andrea (SUware. He completed aTwc*;_yennan) Ro year fellowship in a daughter, SUNDAY BRUNCH The greate tradltipn continues! Every Sunday at Greate Bay \ from, 1030 a jn. to 2 pjn. Adulto $14.95; Children 12 frunder half price Call for reservations 927-5071 90.1 Mays Landing-Rd., Somers Point, NJ. daughter, March 21; Jonathan Vdwles and GayleJLa Buono of Somers Point,? a daughter, March 22; April Brennan of Somers Point, a daughter, March 24; - Scott and Kimberli (Parker) Middlekauff of Paleraro,. a daughter, March 26; James and Teresa (Lesofsky) Tayler of Somers Point, a. daughter, March 26; Arthur and . Sara (Friedman) Van der Pool of Ocean City, a son, March 26; , Rank and Giria (Smith). McGuigan pf~Somers Point, a son. March 26; Rolf and Barbara (Kostner) Bechtold of Somers Ppint.ji son, March 27;. ; Stephen and Tracy laven't GOURMET COFFEE and TEA 754 Asbury Ave. - Ocean City, N.J. AFRESH ROASTED FRESH GROUND FRESH BREWED ....you've missed Special! SAVE YOUR COUPONS BuylMhL get OM pound FREE!! Over 100 Varieties of Coffee Coffee Brewed Daily • Breakfast Blend • Selected DeCaf • Flavor of the Day Large Selection of • Mugs, Cups and Saucers Tea Pots • Coffee Makers Gourmet Coffee and Tea GIFT BASKETS • Hammonds Old Fashioned Hand-made Pretzels • Bagels, Muffins, Cookies & Rolls * Chocolate Covered Expresso Beans WINTER HOURS: Mo«.-Sat 8 SJB. to 6 pM. Fit ft aja. to 8 p.m. ~ - - - - VALUABLE COUPON "117^--•- FREE CUP of COFFEE i OOUfONBXraUS AHUL U, IMS mwM completed his internship at St. Orsola Hospital In Bologna and residency at Boston Children's Hospital. He completed a two-year, fellowship in neonatology af Rush/Presbyterian /St. Lute's Medical Center in Chicago, 111. Hadgu is board-iertified in pediatrics and a member of the American Academy of Pediatrics. Locke graduated from the University of Ostepathic Medidne and Health Sciences and completed his internship.at the Benjamin Franklin Medical Center — Central Division in Philadelphia and his residency at Kennedy Memorial Hospital in Stratford. He completed a two-year fellowship in neonatology at St. Christopher's Hospital for Children in Philadelphia. Locke is board-certified in pediatrics and a member of the American Osteopathic Association and.the American College of Osteopathic Pediatricians. (Brooks) Mays of SeaviUe, a son, March 27; Andrew and Sherryann (Shaffie) Bailey of Somers Point, a son, March 28; Michael and Eileen (Vieth) Caiazza of Somers Point, a daughter, March 29; Area parents receiving congratulations lor new arrivals at Burdette Tomlin Hospital are: Bryan and lisa* (Mason) Lord of Upper Township, a son, Feb. 22; Rum Gheysens of Bees- , ley's Point, a daughter, Feb. 24; - Chester and Shannon (Macomber) Craver of Upper Township,, a daughter, Feb. 26; " — Ldghton and Carol Ann (Dayton) Seifert of Marmora, a daughter, Febv27; Charles and Donna (Samuel) Allen of Petersburg, a daughter. March 8; . Jose Gomez Sr. and Lourdes^Laboy of-Wood-, bine, a son, March 8; gim) Hope of Tuckahoe, a son, March 12; Richard Ennis Sr. and Check it out! Kate, Miller, chairwoman of the executive board auxiliary of Shore Memorial Hospital, presents a record donation of $300,103 to David Spttalnick, chairman of the hospital's board of trustees, as proceeds of the auxilary's 1992 fund-raising events. The total Includes an $80,000 increase in the contribution from the hospital's thrift shop, which relocated to the Somers Point Shopping Center last year; and brings the auxiliary to more than $800,000 of its $1 million pledged to the hospital's new pediatric center. Hospital tour eases fears of children SOMERS POINT-— As part of the recent National Children and Hospitals Week, the national ixlebration of the Association for the Care of Children's Health, second-grade students from city schools toured Shore Memorial Hospital last month to learn about the hospital in a fun and non-threatening way. Activities Included: • Medical play — Students had they fingers wrapped in casts to experience what casts feel like. They also played with and learned from "Zaadi dolls," the puppet-like dummies that were designed to resemble the human body. The dolls' chests open up to simulate what the different organs of the body look like and how they work. -• ( • HStudents hands-on tour of the operating room with • their doctors' and nurses'hats and Angela Saracco of Beesley's -Point, a son, March .12; — Christopher Connor and Kristin Sloan of Woodbine, a daughter, March 24. echocardiography "or TEE, BEST CHICKEN AT THE BEACH FAMILY CHICKEN PLUS Dclldom Rotlucrie Oven Chicken No wiilingi FMI food convenience with the lane of home cooking. Our ftetb chlckmi us ilowly touted (Not Fried) lo leal in flavorand roawoifl fat- Our telectioni of freth vegetables and aide dlthei are prepared daily. Fonioni are large ana oar prices are affoidable. 398-0414 EAT-INorTAKEOVT Delicious Chicken Pot Pie Oar Specialty! *f.666ff 1.1/2 CHICKEN PUTTER 2. POT PCS '"HEKTHOUSE" $3.00 Off t \nChicken,3Medium. Vegetable*. 3 Corn Bread. Cranberry ReVsh, Butter* Gravy ' 2 CMcfcena • 3 Large Vegetable* I 6 Corn Bread . • Canbany Relish • Butter S Oravy • i. - - - rsn JL—« « -.-— - J ROTISSERIE OVEN CHICKEN (Not Fried) gowns on. They were able to lay down on the operating room table; look at and touch the equipment and learn how each' piece of . apparatus is important to an operation... - • Children -were able to listen to their own hearts with" stethoscopes and learn how wheelchairs work by weaving them through a mintaostacle course. •. ^ , . The program gives children a hands-on, nonthreatening and fun hospital experience to reduce their fears of the hospital before entering," said Maria Spear, Shore Memorial's child life specialist. The kids walk away having learned at least one thing about the hospital .that eases their fears," The Association for Care of Children's Health hopes to-inform people -about had-: a pediatric care *—-tor show thebest way to service families. Their slogan this year is "Commitment to Caring." New equipment at Shore to assess cardiac function SOMERS TOINT —. A enables doctors-to view new medical technology at parts of the heart that were Shore Memorial Hospital,—previously blocked by the the transesophageal ribs or lungs. " Cardiac structures, often misaetf~with other exams, can now be evaluated successfully; and cardiac sources of stroke can be identified. y ... TEE, based upon a procedure performed for many years by stomach doctors to visualize ulcers, requires "CHICKEISTCOOP" I '4.00 Off i that the patient swallow a 1 . thin probe. After the patient swallows the TEE transducer, the doctor then~guides the probe down the esophagus to a position behind the - heart The instrument then uses sound beams to show the heart on a TV-like screen. Areas only rarely visualized during other exams are well visualized in this study. TEE can be particularly useful in diseases of the heart valves, infections of the heart, or for evaluation of heart disease on patients with poor quality standard echocardiographic examinations. After the image is shown and recorded — usually after a few minutes — the probe is removed. No other hospital in the 1 Jersey Cape region offers .mis procedure. * ** SAL'S PIZZA OPEN 7 Days IIAM-Close ^953 Asbury Ave., Ocean City • 399-0095 Monday thru Thursday 5-7 p.m. Ottsr good 'til 4^9/93 " * * * • '•3- C Cyci|STSvM At-X TRAFFIC *s nation*) $ikc Month sage we$ HK ALWAYS UJEAfcA HELMET, OLD. MIL**** NEW JERSEY STATE SAFETY COUNCIL Safebildng: 1st rule of fun May is National Bike requirement when autho- brata injury by 88 percent Midblock rideout is the Month and the New Jersey rized by municipal govern- .Approved helmets are most frequenTacddent rypeibr State Safety Council offers inent m Ocean Qty, the these mat meet safety standards set by the Snell Memo- Do not allow children young bicyclists. these tips far safe cycling: . government makes an excep- • Maintain a safe bike. < Qon to the helmet requlrerial Foundation or theunder age 9 to ride their mspect and make needed ment by bicyclists . on theAmerican National Stan— bikes inihe street They r are repairs kfore each ride. boardwalk ONLY. Elsewhere dards Institute (ANSD..A not able Ao identify.,ana • Wear a bike helmet in town, the law is in effect] sticker Inside the hornet will adjust to the many danger- ' •very lime you dde. ...^,, .Because 75 percent of all indicate approvaL ous traffic situarW«ft.r. • - m New Jersey, all bicyde bicyding fatalities are caused • Follow the rules of the riders under age 14 — by head faijurles, the Safety mad. including passengers bemg Council recommends that " transported' in " bicycle" * seats cyclists of all ages wear Cyclists must obey ALL or trailers — must wear approved bicyde helmets. traffic laws that, apply to approved bicycle helmets. >.< Proper use of bicyde hd- motor vehicles including (The law provides for mels reduced me risk of head RIDING TO THE RIGHT exceptions to the helmet injury by 85. percent and-with traffic: and heeding all Most bicycle-related deaths and injuries'to children age 12 and under are the result of. cydist error. ^Lccording jto the National Safety Council, nationwide 800 bicyclists were killed and 25,000 suffered disabling .» Teach children to beinjuries in 1991. . ; Motivational speaker to safe cyclists. Last year in New Jersey, 12 Instruct yog young riders - to cydists __ were nasi killed, ^ WIU four address women's confab stop and took left-right-left were under the age of 15. ~ for approaching traffic before For more information on (continued (o from Cl) _ • Self-Esteem—Me and entering g the road d from afTSke aTSke safety and bicyde di driveway, sidewalk d l k or park- niets, call A Ae state Sf Safety helhealthy with this overview y shadow. Explore the of r women's i » health l m con- nature t of f women's e's self-es- slfs tog ing lot -Cburidl r«n at ;*«na\ (908) 772-7712. w w . cerns. . teem — what it is, where it. • Osteoporosis-—Bone oomes from and how to up on the facts: Learn (he change it. risk factors and ways to avoid or stow. the progress of this debilitating disease. • Skin Care — You- can maintain a healthy and •youthful — appearance: How to maintain healthy hair and nails, and the management • 40-Somethlng — Make Mid-life the Great life: This workshop addresses the ^changing lifecyde issues of the mid-life woman. The conference, which indudes a continental breakfast and lunch, costs $20 for Women's of changing Uz Curtis HIQQS Center members skin. —. „ 3 J t• ~ and $40 for non- Thc Sandwich Gener- members. Child care for Coping with aging children ages 2-6 will be parent* A workshop con- provided on a first-come ceming women who are basis for a small fee. caught between taking care , To register,call the hospiof their own children and uj's Women's Center at their aging parents. 653-3900. "Travel With Dave" has been in business for6yearenow and is taking South Jersey by storm. Weasked Dave what hte secret is to success is, especially in such a competitive market as the motor coach tour business. "Wdl it has to be die way we treat our customers. Wereally do beat everyone like family. Of course bur trips are tantasticft our prices are great" Thanks Dave, now what great trips do you have . c o m i n g u p ? v ••, • •• . ..,,•••'•- .'•.. 3. •May 12-May 19. 'i__iSti)jS.:''''• t »'i;JiTl'^'-.'*". Ocean Nrjva Scotia CmiscfcTour •'.':.'."• :i,- : i7^--:A } ;,p-««'fF-'«iTit. ; ;i»««i •.••-'VL':.-'.! 1 .-':'v.'^.'i'.- 1 .,'- >. A VOTE FOR •*• A GARY R. GRIFFITH OCEAN CITY SCHOOL BOARD TUESDAY, APRIL 20th VOTE 3 P.M. to 9 P.M. !oi:ii:c: G.ny H fii Soumêrsey'sjPremiere Theatre 2 • • - ^ Written. By dm 1 ONTHE^ Connie Ray Zoncelved v,) Alan ir Rallmr r Doiicy 1 •* M . SMASH VS w . JC.X MUHCflt _/ i ' 'RUN, FORGET ABOUT WALKING" 'WITTY AND REFRESHING!" 'HIGHLY RECOMMENDED/' 'ROUSINGLY WONDERFUL!" JOIN THE FOOT-STOMPIN FERVOR AT I Thurxfay, April 15,1993 Oc—n Ctty, N J. Spring is here with the OCEAN GITY POPS So many exciting events are-planned for this coming musical season at the Music Pier:..especially ! ' .' t h e •. ••-' - ••' • . • • : ; . < : . " ' • . • • 65th : - Anniversary Opening Concert of the Music Pier... (l*7e«O " 1*7*7u] on Saturday evening; July 3rd at 8:00 PM. You won't want -to miss this musical extravaganza highlighting 65 years of glorious music in Ocean City's most talked-about historic . structure (recently renovated)! ^Featured"will'be Todd Thomas, Jody Kidwell, Richard Troxel, and LuAnn Arbnson with a 50-member orchestra on stage joined by the Masterworks Choir of Ocean City! _ Program to include selections from "Phantom of the Opera," Aaron Copland's Fanfare for the Common Man r " "A Lincoln Portrait" and the conceit version with choir of Jerome/TCern's Broadway-hit... ~ "Showboat." .-. : Tickets are available in advance from Ocean Qty Public Relations Dept. at 609-399-6111. There will be reserved seating and Patron passes will be honored Prices are $15 orchestra seating. $7 solarium. Reception after-the-concertibr Friends of 4he Pops. i Other Special Musi&FEventff- -" Christmas in July with .Lisa and Todd - .; July 7 Gilbert and Sullivan's '-i. The Mikado July 14 Phi1adelphTirBoy's:Choir July;20 ; Cole Porter Celebration July 27 Pop Goes to the Movies August 1 the-Toy Shop — (A children's Lolly Pops special) August 11 A Night in Vienna with Frank Ruggieri August 15 Big Band Dances July 23 & August 23 Tribute to. Leonard Bernstein r (75th Birthday) August 25 _ THE SENTINEL-LEDGER More special concerts... The Best of Webber Gershwin & All That Jazz August 30 ...Bring your picnic supper! September 1 Andrew Lloyd Latin Fiesta ? (A Montage of Dance Selections with audience participation!) ! September8 :, " An Eveniing of Rbdgers and Hart -— *' \i J •'•--;».• i i September 14 Special Guest Soloists Todd & Lisa Thomas .-" r July 3-7 Richard Johnson & Heidi Hayes July 1 !! -14 Philadelphia Orchestra Trumpet Soloist — Frank Kaderabek _ (July 11) Deborah Truxal Robert Breault James Demler July 18 & 19 'Jody KidweU_& James Demler .'•"-. with Robert Breault • . ° •' • July 25 -28 More soloists to be announced! Popular tenor Christopher Hux is appearing 3 weeks August 8 -18 and Sept. 5-8 Ocean City favorite Todd Thomas coming 5 weeks! July 3 - 7....Aiig. 8-11,22-25 September 5- 19 Subscribe for the whole season ~ Only $20fl/couple or $150/siMie GREAT VALUE! Ticket are available in advanr^ from Ocean 4 • - "•• ' " "" ""'mt.^
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