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* = ^ . ' ' ' * •'- ' . : * ; • ,PAGE U — SECTION ONE TUB SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCfcAN CTTY, N J,New JerseyPIANO STUDIONow acceptingstudents forl988-89Mate oft American Con^c at Musldlns, New JeraeyMudc TSadtn NiHoMl AaqeUiMn fc Crwmdn Out. of AHintic CountyANNUAL STATE & NATIONWIDECOMPiTmONSWORKSHOPS It PERFORMANCESTaught by graduate of disrtngutohedfuMUrd SchoolFOR FURTHER INTORMATTON AND APPOINTMENT'SCall 927-8091PUBLICMEETINGThe Ocean CityRepublican Clubcordially invites you toMEET THE CANDIDATESMonday, October 10th8:15 P.M. MtheINTERhffiDIAtE SCHOOL18th St. and Bay Ave.Come early, have coffee and sandwichesand meet candidate for congress KkkConover and candidate for freeholderJim Kllpatrick.Mend md Paid tor by the Oc Rip. Out, Data BMMr. its.Indian summer weekend festivities begin OctByMARKSOlFER,O ( % •On* DirectorIndian Summer Weekendbegins Saturday with a bigblock party downtown andtable sales end a seafoodfestival on the boardwalk.Over 200 oaft displayswill spread from 6th to Hthstreet* on Asbury Avenue.Tlw bloek party will begin10 a.m. and eomeludi 4:30pm.There'll bt aU kinds offoods. Merchants will holdtable sales; that will be freepomy and carriage rids andentertainment — ovmdl Itwill be a great plan to meetyour Mends.The boardwalk sales andseafood festival will extendthrough Monday, with anoverbids run and landsculpting contest set. forSunday, end en artistic pieeatingcontest and treasurehunt on Monday.A listing of Bit events Isincluded below.Take a few minutes out ofyouf Saturday to helpOcean City honor Jphn Bifcatore. Olympic rowingbronze medalist. The citywill hold a reception forhim at The Flanders Hotel(mm I to 430 pjn. Johnwill be in town for just oneday before traveling to Californiafor a new coachingjob.SATURDAYNode Party between 6thand 11th streets on AsburyAvenue — 10 MB. to 4*30Grafts festival, length ofblockparty;T»bU sale» by avenuemerdiantt, length of blockGreek fatmr feMurtagfoods, 9th Street endAsbury Avenue;New car show between6th end 9th streets;Free hone and carriagerides — between I! aj»,dlpjn, 1 ,Pony tide*, I p.m. to 4pm, — Marine Bank, lOth•nd Anbury,Miss New Jersey TridaBowman, represents theSurwhir* Foundttton 9th•nd Asbury Avenue — Infront of Qty Hell;MIM Ocean City, littleMH Ocean City, and MissYou*re Invited To OurOPEhl HOUSEAtOcean City Fire Headquarters550 Asbury Ave.Saturday, Oct. 8th - 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.Tour the facilities and hama close look at the fire enginesand other equipmentTodd BowerFire ChiefTTTECQASTALriiBring TheChildren!GipeMfiyOminty-llMn. admission Is IR $4 fcftatttfaryltolU wFood tables indudlBi U&funnel etkes. hot dogs, paj,ta gtawbeU soft m&cookies «d more-Humant Sodety displaybetween Tin and 8* streets.Special Events: Pacepatntag by *• CulturalArts Center, In tent ofAccent GaUiry, 10* andAsbury; robot and down,mlmi, courtesy of OceanCity Homes Savings andLorn; South Jersey School10th Street; Three Cheerstend, in front of PooonoCheesecake Factory, 7thStreet; Danny Kean, ragtimepiano player In truckand much more.Boardwalk sale andevents will Include: seafoodfestival, 10 a.m, to 5 p.ni. atthi Music Pier, Boardwalkand Moorlyn Terrace;boardwalk discount tale, 10a.m. Ul doslnas by Boardwalkmerchants; Ballroomdance at 8 pm, on'theMuulc Pier, sponsored bythe Happy Hoofers Club,admission $3. All welcome.SUNDAYSeafood fenuval - 10Ocean Citycoming eventsOcean City Lodge No.171, P&AM meeting.Masonic Lodge, 7:30 p.m.FRIDAY throughMONDAYToday through MondayIndian Summer Weekendactivities along AsburyAvenue and the boardwalk.Listing and times found insection one of today'sPap*'-SATURDAYBlock party craft festivalalong Agbury Avenue.1 pjn., 10th Street beach;Pops Orchestra's postsMBonconegrt-4p».onIPte.Wa.ni.tile Music Pier (GeneralTHE SALTY DOGPet & Grooming SuppliesBombs Away- October SpecialRid those fleas with Vet-Kerninooommondod by mtrat vottrniriont0 oz. PgflBftf 649 •' > •. 6 oz. Flea powder 4.99• - • 2 p l02. Shampoo 6?,'FREE Flea and Tick Dip w/GroomlngCB>I tor uppt.THURSDAY* OCTOBER & i^,CROP Walk far hbon Bit ,6th Street SportsCotter, 12^0 pjn.• .rolnt,6.30p,mVS. Model of the YgJO»m City Card Qub, preliminary pageant on (jt#Music Pier, 6 pjn. ^ ^MONDAY .Dynamic Seniors 9Alcourse, featuring 1and your lifestyle, uttrated presentatioin byAmerican Cancer "VFW meeting, 8 p.m.Ocean City chapterOrder of Eastern Star meiing. Masonic Temple, 8 p.iOcean Qty CardAve., 8 pjn.ACC Sages progratitled "successful investiito serdors" at Holy TOnlEpiscopal Church hall, 30Street and Bay Avenue,to 11:30 a.m. Open freesenlot 1 dozens.Alcoholics Anonymomeeting, Holy Trinity Epcopal Church, 30th Stnand Boy Avenue. 8 pjn.- Matchpolnt Jrs. duplla1bridgi, ûite Btr,••1008 BoardwalkSALE40% OffEntire Store1300 BoardwalkInventory Clearance Sale ÊntireStoreTUKSKNllNKl-UEDGKR, OCEAN CITY, NJ.tj.m*^ u-"The finest forGifts & Souvenirs"PAOE 11-SECTION ONE810 Boardwalk50% offALL SUMMERFALL CLOTHING%. "T ff TfTNi•,iCOMPOUNDED M lmm BANK'S RATES CAN BE CONPUSINdl. READ OUR "FINE PRINT" AND COMPAREOpen Yaw Round • Clo««d8un. * MmT 11348 West Avo. 399-7491THIfl WEEK'S MESflENOER OF FRIENDSHIP: wuMnanaiigimmiwf •fhmemmim Locattorti rt Mrv« Vbu BMH«MAÂAltar and Rosary Sodimeeting of Our UdyGood Counsel, 40th Stnhall, 7:30 p.m.';^DOTSDAYANDRummage sale at _.John's Lutheran Church^)•.n. to S: pjn, and 7a.WidBMd* "Good Counsel Leistt, aub meeting, social Mil*| Avenue, 1 pjn.j Club meeti IBoard of Education iWe're cleaning out,v/v,-. .'lli iV* *•/.*".> * . ' •I'11 ' '• »..'_! Due to ManufacturersRequest, Hummels are20% OFFGIFT SHOP"Where there's somethingfor everyone"952-954 BoardwalkOver-Stocked!All Gift Items14Kt.GoldPriced at our already lowdiscount prices.*
PAGE 12 — SECTION ONE TOE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N J,Hoofers give$300 to squadThe Happy Hoofeni B«Uroomdine, group pres- BI«* on n "Reading Tteg aloud:enwd » $300 Aeck to the motlvtUng children toAuthor Jim TrelMse wUl©coin Qw Rewut Squad «•>« books into friends.1 during • - - its *• September - danoa • not enemies," 7;S0 p.m.: on the Music Pier. Tuesday, Oct 18, at theThe next dance will bt O Ocean City IntermediateSaturday, Oct. 8 on theSchool, ISA Street and Bay: Music War whert muiic tor Avenue.dancing and listening will The public is Invited tobe providid by The SUhou- attend the free lecture,ettes. Admission is $3 donation.Refreshmentj art. served.REYNOLDS COKffLBTESARMY SCOUT COURSE• Army National Guard; Pvt, Samuel M. Reynolds,; son of Maximina Reynoldsof the Som«rs Point villageApartments, has graduatedfroni tt\e U.S. Army armorcavalry scout course at FortKnox.Ky.Motivating children to read is PTA topicsponsored by the OceanCity PTA.The decline in Americanliteracy," according toTrelease, "is due In largepart to the fact that our childrenno longer want toread. No player in NBAwas bom wanting to playbasketball....the desire toread must be planted andreading aloud to be child Isthe oldest and most successfulmethod of Instilling OutMARGATE COMMUNITY CHURCH8900 Ventnor Avenue Margate, NJ.JTSunday,Oct. 9thOne Service10 A.M.Dr. Terence Elywn Johnson'sMassageThs Touch ThatGives Life Sparkle ofCreativity!"10:00 Sunday SchoolCoffee Hour, 11:00a.m.Terence Elwyn Johnson, O.D.David A, Fleming. M.DIv.Minister*Olen Porteoher,OrgantelPaul McKay, Diteolotol MusicThe Wondrous WorldOf ChildhoodThis child In f Iliad with wonderfor Qode handiwork. Thife'ssomething rare In a young child's•yes. If only we could M I theworld through thf ey§i of •child, we would know howwondrous Is His work,Jesut Knew thla when ho slid"Whosoever shall not receive thekingdom at a little child, he shallnot enter therein," Mark 10:15.Open your ayes, try to see theworld through a child s eyes. Youwill marvel aft what you see.Copying i. Knim-wmniTu tutneunp, o fcn soos cmMMviM. v* mmHe/entamut HUM w m Mmmt tm mmJim Treleasedesl»>According to Mimi Fleming,PTA project coordinator,while Trelease is a goodcommunicator tor teachinghow to read, his greatesttalent is as a motivator.For 20 years, Trelease, thefather of two children, wasan award-winning artistand writer for • NewEngland daily newspaper.During that taw, he visitedclassrooms as a volunteerand talked with studentsabout the Joys of reading. In1979, he published a 30-page booklet tor parentsshufflin' onWe have been watchingmany athletes performingat the Olympics betweencommericals galore.When we Bee the ereillenceof their performancerealizing the hours andhours of practice, practiceand practice, uhuffleboardIs certainly not nearly asdemanding. However, It Unot exactly as simple as theconotation given to It bymany people, Shuffleboardis a mild sport, not confinedto any age group, Itdemands accuracy whenshooting as well as concen-Tom WaMman'* Travel Center Ready's Coffee Shop * RestaftttProfessional Travel Consultant* 41SQ(Mllft 3W-441I«U«HSfrMfoCHJMttMOcean Ctty HomeFirst Rdeflty BankSavings ft Loan Association , NASouthJoraoyEugene W. PathleyCarey'sThe R«de« HotelWtmtntm -tuft**Jtt-UMftland teachers on the subjectof reading aloud.Trelease's lectures comblueanecdotes with humorand enthusiasm," saidFleming. "He looks beyondthe declining national literacyproblems, pointingInstead to the encouragingbirthsFamilies from tills areareceiving congratulationstor new arrivals at the storkdub of Shore MemorialHospital are:William and Patricia(Long) Mazzone of SemenPoint, a daughter, Aug. 23.John and Andrea (Leo)Sloan of Ocean City, a ion,Aug. 25.Michael and DianeSimons of Ocean City, ason, Aug. 25.Stephen and Kathy (Donahue)Canty of Petersburg,a daughter, Aug. 25.Anthony and Joan (Ver-Unghierl) GluUante of SortersPoint, a daughter, Aug.26,toy ma Velihtration with strategy, themost Important ingredient.We keep inviting our OceanOtyltes over and over totoy our sport and to enjoythe game while omen disappear.We have some suggestions.The tot toe you comeover to the shuffleboardcourts to take some time toobserve gome of the regulars,watch as way seem towaste the first disc by sendingit out to nowhere, Thatfirst disc Is used as a blockfor lug Of her second discunless hit opponent sendshis first disc to block thehole,'results when parents andte«h«i serve M positiverole models In wading."For Information, callFleming at 398-5066. Anyonerequiring babysittingservice during the lectureshould register by callingbetowtOetn.Stephen and Colleen(Rack) Sanbome of Nerthfteld.aeon.Aug.27.Richard and Debra(Marsh) Booth of OceanCity, a ion, Aug. 27.Lawrence and Ivy (Shore)Rosenberg of Semen Point,a son, Aug. 29.joe and Debbie (Rink,lewlcz) Hedelt of SomenPoint, a daughter, Aug. 30.Norman and Barbara(Finegan) Wilson of Norm,field, a daughter, Sept, 1,William and Wendy(Long) Kennefer of SoneraPoint, a son, Sept, 3.Vincent and Erin (ONeil)Vola of Unwood, a ion,jepfcg,So It goes with each disccreating a problem foreither one of the players.'Watch for a period and menget some discs and tomecues and try your shootogaccuracy. Don't be afnid toask any of our regularsquestions to Increase yourknowledge of shuffleboard,We do have an Instructor,Rod Bootte, who Is alwayswilling to teach a group.You wUl know hun by H«flowing white mustache,We will try In the comingweeks to give then of youwho have never tried shuffleboardreasons to comeover to 5th Street and try it.METHODIST CHURCH8th and Central Avenue Ocean City, N.J.OCTOBER94968Laity Sunday8:15 A.M. Communion • Bloyler Chapel9:00 A.M. Church School'10:30 A.M. Morning WorshipSennon"DISCiFLESHIFSpeakers:Mr, & Mrs. Rowland PorchDr. M. Rimell Shlven, PimrWllllm R. McCUlM. Aim. AutsfFmk A. YeAa.TTW. PiitorJohn Gregory liU, Director of Mulc/OroniitThonul E Adtmt, It., Director of Chridlin Bdoeition, SOLOISTS;HiutyPtoMCUanm < JfteqiMflne Taylor,toproMmewo-floprinoRaymond McAfee, baritoneC.R.O.P. WALKFORHUNGER!Worship FirstAtTheChurch of Your Choice... Then Join Us On OurWALKFORHUNGER!
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