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PAGE 14-~ SECTION ONE: 'Wonderland Pier's Wonder Women bounced back from last Week's defeat at the hands of 'the elected and appointed ./Officials of Cape May County to -win the second and last game in the. season Softball series between the two teams, for the benefit of the Cape May County branch of the American Cancer Society. K. THE CITY (N.J.) SENTINEL-LEDGER ider Women beat officials; even season series The. game was hosted at Dealy Field in Sea Isle City by Sea Isle Mayor Dom Raffa and . Commissioners Bill Kehner and Andy Bednarik. Sea Isle Public Relations Director AI Zurawski handled the play-by-play over the loud speaker system. In addition;' Zurawski, • as president of the Sea Isle Chamber of Commerce/ Come fo the Happy Place! 9TH 4 CENTRAL AVE. amaeoK OCEAN CITY TAKE OUT 3990113 V-* Restaurant "WHERE THE TOWN/MEETS' Breqlcf ast,Lunch,Dinner „ UHI & OpiF.tlivi by ' Bill" (Vwi' Late Snacks OPEN 24 HOURS A DAY "Windsor Station" Tues. thru Sun. Plenty of Parking in the Back with a convenient Rear Poor Entrance I £)Tfte SMMW Partway Eilt IB East \ ' BaaSiiiiaii CBII 4K Emm* 346 St, West OIOCMB City CONTINUOUS LIVE Fit, Sat &$•>. ite with Toes, ttrntfi SH. Nits —-plu, Fri., Sat. & Sa>. Kites Son. ft MOB. Matinee 3-7 P.M. SUrTO FAMILY SPECIALS MOB.. Tues., Wed. & Ttars.. 4-8 P.M. . ; ^ Wednesday Nits 10 P.M.-1 A.M. BEER BUST Mtiioan SUta Taeot or EnobiMadM 60* aad) Thursday from 9 P.M, SHRIMP NITE All You Can Eat •3.96 Bat penoi 0M! Famous for our Steamers Jumbo Sandwiches * Half Shells All Memf items can be prepared to takeout. We also have a full line of Package Goods . • BEEBS1US Oil SDM0M * ifaSwdlm^ Ghoieaof 4 Entries *2JO- ' . . Sentinel Photo WORTHY CAUSE. Sea Isle City Chamber of Commerce President Al Zurawski presents a $50 check to Angela Pulvino, chairman of the Cape May County Cancer Society, prior to a fund raising game between the elected officials of the County and the Wonder Women's softball team. Representing the Wonder Women is outfielder Tina Comman. The girls beat the officials 25 to 5. HACKNEY LOBSTERS BEAT ALL THE REST. JOIN THE BIG PARADE TO... Maine Avenue & The Boardwalk, ATLANTIC CITYrNJ X* MEDITERRANEAN LOUNGE (Off the Cfralt In Somert Point) 927-1060 LAST3DAYS Winged Victory Singers Plus Vieki Allen ft Hie Image "NO ADMISSION CHARGE" Show Times: 10:30 P.M. & 12:30A.M. %%9|cs|c3|cs|c9|cs|ca|e»|c3|>s|ea|cs|c4* BACK BY POPULAR DEAAAND THE FABULOUS DOYELLS '/} Aug. 30th thru Stpt. 6th ITtiUTSday & Friday: y° WUm Food or Drtfc — COAAINQ ATTRACTION— THE SPOTS • Certified • Jimmie Nabbies' Original Ink Spots 6th thru 11th Ink Spots OpMltg iHi SpMbl PRIME RIB OINHEB SEEtiffUKTi Our banquet package plan includes show and dancing music. Facilities available' for all ll ' ' t ' ^ s Km tt>:£:^!$ Roy Gillian's 6th Street & Boardwalk OPEN DAILY 10:30 A.M. Featuring Children*' Puppet Theatre Nitely Fun Deck Plymouth Place & Boardwalk OPEN DAILY 3 P.M. Closed Sunday 30 Rides Between 2 Locations Family and Friends will relax and enjoy w* TUESDAY, AUGUST 30.1977 equipment is f donated to Stockton 14 AHanHo Avenut NEW SUMMER SCJEH1E Wed. thru Sat, 8:00 P.M. to 10:30 P.M. fifty Moo. nights 8-10:30 lib's 1:30 to 4 nn HUUHO QAS.Y 1:00,630.9:15 =& mmmtu •! BMSIM ni pnrtr. "THE OTHER SIDE OF UMUfCUT" iniiiniuni ' , RittdR Stmtag MARRMWUKE USER, JOHN MBECK, SUSAN 8ARAMKM . OORLYN 1 7:15*9:29 "THE SPY WHO LOVED •WE" mwro StantagROfiERi Mil: 007 «" DALY 140. KS0,4:40. BURT REYNOLDS la "SMOKEYandthe BANOT RaMM 7 PrVB , URF DAILY 2:00.7:15.9:15 irsatautaMt "HEBKE GOES TO MONTE CARLO" Ratals aimt,Noin«nio CHICHI'S HSTSSTl rauiH«n.niHMiUHl Delicious Food - Fine Service Dinners • Platters • Sandwiches Package Goods Phone 927-1117 .v'^by,-:-*-:*'^-:.^ TUESDAY, AUGUST 30.1977 THE OCEAN CITY ea Isle Crty Office 399-1300 4301 Undt» Av«.. 263-4161 3 9 ^ 1 3 0 ^ ,; \Cifaîjfat-Qiifa-/•'••.'.;,•••••• "... iayÂ^.:...3JW^0 :':600 >V^salilîrtwîjf^^J.C..^.;. 984^401; concert programs j Thursday, September l Silhouettes... ....77.. :...... J.Kern M'Appari.. Flotow Christopher Greene Over The Waves .j. ; .* ; Rosas VissiD'Arte ....'..- ....Puccini • WinifredDettore " Meditation "Thais" ........:..... ....:..&... .Massenet owners of healthy pets •' r • . •;. , . / . .• • • : . . , • • Wonder Woman ' pitcher in the bottom of the fourth when Betsy Becotte had everything* Mayor Lincoln smacked a under control after giving up batted ball at her left eye POMONA—Three pieces of three runs to the Officials in the causing some concern to the experimental scientific equip- first inning due in part to some Wonder : Women about their ment for use in environmental slopping fielding by the Wonder pitcher. The girls retaliated, .'studies have been donated to Women. However, the entire however, by-throwing Lincoln Stockton State College by team settled down and gave up and Sea Isle City Solicitor Jeff Mobile Research and Develop only two runs and scattered hits April in the bay directly ad- during the other four, innings. jacent to the field. They were Pitcher Becotte was injured joined by "Wonder Dog," Zachary, who joined the swim merely out of curiosity. The first game in the Of- O'Hara ficials' series was held August 17 here in Ocean City with the Officials winning by a close , '. (continued from page l). 14-13 score. Over two seasons the Wonder Women hold a three "Whether or not a problem to one edge in the competition. appears large in the scheme of All four games have been business at a Council meeting, played for the Cancer fund. for instance," O'Hara said, The Wonder Women are "when you meet the people scheduled to play the Mama's involved it is important in then- and the Papa's within the next minds and it has to be two weeks here in Ocean City. treated with respect and The contest will pit the girls resolved as quickly -as against their parents and other possible." . ' blood relatives at the 6th st. It's been CHara's personal field. i .•'..,attention to people and their problems that has led to his Public hearings early and rapid success in political-circles here. —slated-foraew And, it's been this attitude that has helped him win respect ordinances from leaders of both political • The-City Commissioners will parties. meet In special session Wed- Since his current term nesday at 11 a.m. at Com- doesn't expire until the end of mission Chamber, City Hall, to 1880, O'Hara said he has no consider three beach land immediate plans for his acquisition ordinances on political future. ' ' second reading. He said, however, that he has A public hearing will be held no plans whatsoever for going on each of the three ordinances beyond his services to the which deal with the city's community here. purchase of beach lands now "Do I want to go any further, privately owned along E. you mean?" O'Hara responded Atlantic blvd, at 18th st. and tos question. "No, I don't think Wesley av., and at 58th st.' and so. I'm satsified with my work the beach. In two instances the on Council." city is also trading dty owned Though he's been embroiled, lots in other areas of the eity for in some controversies; It would the beach lots. • . ' . • — appearthat Somers Point City. Clerk Loretta C. Mais residents also havejreason to jhall said the governing "be satisfied" with O'Hara's will also consider any efforts during his first two ditional resolutions to come years on Council here.' before them 1 Can State agencies order 1 spectrophotometer, and an in-, changes that. strip, competent fraredspectorphotometer.. ' dttecns of licenses they already .' The •atomic absorption unit' have, earned? That question Is. will be used by chemistry and being pot to. Pederaf Court by the New Jersey Education. environmental studies classes Association in defense of "to detect trace elements and teachers being unemployment ment Corporation, Paulsboro. concentrations of heavy metal because the State has set hew The equipment,, valued at pollutants. The ultraviolet spec- requirements for the license $25,000, includes an atomic abtropbotometer will be used for they have long held. sorption unit, an ultraviolet the measurement of compounds and metals, and the infrared The NJEA case concerns equipment will be utilized by auneOOOfuUylicensed teachers working in "bilingual" organic and inorganic Police nab fugitives programs in about so New chemistry classes for the Jersey communities. Although analysis of various compounds. many have been teaching from Sea Isle City The equipment has been in- successfully for up to 10 years, stalled in the College's science the New Jersey StatrBoard of laboratory and will be used by Education la now requiring After stopping a vehicle here students to evaluate air and mem to qualify aO over again for an alleged hit and run in- marine samples, monitoring air bra special new license. Those cident in Sea Isle City Sunday, and water pollutants, and not qualified as of September 1 police charged the two occupan- solving oceanographic are out of Jobs. ts, with carrying a concealed problems. The equipment also deadly weapon and with may be used for ecological possession of marijuana. studies of the Pine Barrens and Police said the pick.up and vegetation research. START USING hold bulletin from Sea Isle City The .donated equipment was was issued at 3:46 p.m. Sunday arranged by Oscar Milner of WEIGHT TODAY - The hardest part of losing weight is and by 4:05 p.m. the suspects Margate, coordinator, of getting «arted. tapir apiiEI. taken were apprehended in the 3800 Analytical Services at the is dfttctod, C3n gfvo your will power block of West av. iMobile_Lab._according-to-Jack— After the vehicle was stopped, Novodoff, director of Academic _. . lloday. Befln with this amazing tiny tablet -police said, the arresting of- Laboratory and Field Facilities VotfB eat less-tum food into bumed-up . ficers found a hidden tire iron at the College, and William enetgy instead of extra weight as you by the driver's seat and a small Mattson, assistant professor of follow the Plan. quantity of marijuana. Chemistry. ample and effective, the taper Charged with carrying a con- SJRSEI Diet Plan win 'enable you to cealed deadly weapon and with lose pounds and indies without getting possession of less than 25 grams nehnus-or money back. Start losing of marijuana was John Carroll, weight todaywtth Sapar SSSSCX and 3/ILLAGE 20,ofHarrisburg,Pa. - 900 tttfi tftfffirenco Eric Dillman, 19, also of 4 DAILY £00,7:15. £30 Harrisburg, was charged with Ttafaiceiiwittywla " only the drug count. ' . 'STAR WARS" Carroll was released under $650 bond and Dillman was Ratasra released after posting $150 bail, Sttnfaig MMK HAMU. HARRUN 'police reported. • FORD. CARRIE FISHER. PETER CU8HMC.AIEC6UMHES3 1 Most of toe puunttfis were NJEA's appeal charges mat a language other than specially recuited were given • the State Education Board's the public schools specific training, were then < action Is arbitrary because it is mutt offer instruction' in that given. regular New Jersey .du-ected' onto at teachers' of language, as well as in EngUsb. teaching certificates and Hispanic chiMreh. Teachers of Such programs are called placed in school districts to identical programs for children "bilingual** education. teach Hispanic-speaking speak Italian, Portugese, School districts in • New students in the Spanish Japanese/ Chinese, and Jersey bad trouble locating language. Now, NJEA charges, Hebrew, for example, are teachers who were as fluent in after the plaintif fa have gained unaffected. Spanish as the newly arrived experience and proven their .Because the affected Cuban and Puerto Rican abilities in on-Job performance, teachers already are practicing children. To find such teachers. the State'is trying to rescind and successful, the NJEA State officials recruited college that certification. appeal argues that the order la . graduates from as far off as "Those were, the leaden of not required by the public in- Puerto Rico and established a New Jersey's efforts to help the terest. In fact, by ousting ex- at Mfflif ***f non-English child," NJEA perienced teachers, the change State CoUege so they could earn comments. "They're being put could actually hurt the public ftiij teaching certification in Into the position of having to interest. New Jersey. Of the BOO teachers Justify their very existence.". In a break with tradition, the affected by the new State All of the affected teachers State-Education Board applied decree, over 700 have com- hold licenses to teach regular - the new requirement • not Just pleted this program and. elementary ^"'wtf or secon- to new candidates seeking their another 100 have taken at least dary subjects. Because' many . first ' license - but also . some of the courses. • are tenured, NJEA reports, retroactively to those already •' The new State, regulations they can "bump" other fully certified and on the Job. require the affected teachers to elementary teachers baying The NJEA appeal asks the return to college to. take less seniority. The e effect would " courts to rule on the legality
Why are these people smiling? When the Ocean City Volunteers. of the American Cancer Society.. puts out a call for help, it doesn't take long for people ,to respond. . Ocean At the second annual "Thank you : for the donation" cocktail party at the Commodore Club in Sea.. Isle City Tuesday night, more than '200 people Angie Pul vino greets new partygoers \ ..^ji . VW'' ) h : V~» .•^•••î/«si»£; heeded the call chipping in . a grand total, in excess of $5,000 - nearly $1,400 more • ' j than was collected at last year's gala event. Betty Rathblott. one of the chairpersons for the- Volunteers'fundraisfng ac- • tivities, said the group.is pleased with the response to the cocktail party and hope to make it a bigger , and better annual event each year. This resort's Cancer • . Crusade is entering its final ' . phase. Mrs. Rathblott said, and, with the donations at Tuesday's affair is at better than 75 percent of its August 31 fiscal year goal of $7,500. She said that with the impending deadline less than a week away her group has issued an appeal to anyone unable to attend Tuesday's event and still wishing to make - a con- - tribution to send their donation to The American Cancer Society, Cape May County Unit, Social Services Building, Rio Grande. 08242. "The Ocean City Volunteers has worked hard and, with your help, we pray the American Cancer Society can reach its goal 'to cure cancer in your lifetime", Mrs: Rathblott said. mm • . ••$•:•*>•.' Ocean City First Lady "Babe" Waldman pitches in at the collection table. ;>•..'• 1 1 ••••"• ' . • • • V . ' V ; " v > J ' i | ! ; ' ' : i ^ / ' . . ' . ' ' ' - ' . ' . ' " ' ' " . ' . : ' . ' ' \ ' ' / • • / • ; \:m 5.;.ip : . ••'•••'.-. ; ,. -" ' ' • THE OCEAN CITY gamma , sô •-P.1- X&Ytift'tf®, IIS >•%•> :-T«g C0IKe " trates • hearts ^ ^ . ' . . . • " • ' • .. Cablevision talk show hostess Judy Becotte chats with funeral director Jack Newman and funeral home proprietor Herb Godfrey (with back to camera). \.?(:-:r W-';. m %*•'?* Bh * & • r APceah City Beacti and Bay Preservation Association President Gertrude James toasts net group's. 1977 accomplishments. tm **£ •. ?';••"? mm UM .. . no matter what their While their parents were getting ready for a cocktail . party to raise funds for the American Cancer Society, youngsters in the south end of Ocean City were busy staging a backyard fair for the National Multiple Sclerosis Society. Thomas B. Tucker, Jr., 10, of 5341 Simpson av.jfiret heard of the idea while watching a Philadelphia television station and on his own initiative sent away for the material that would give him instructions for setting up the fair. "Tommy, Tommy's brother, Brad, and some friends (Tom Donnelly, Jim Donnely and John Keiluhn) worked on games to play for the fair for two ' weeks," said Mrs. Thomas B. Tucker, wife of the Cape May County freeholder. Additionally, the' youngsters solicited area businesses and received prizes for'fair, contestants from Sugar and Spice, Market 56, and the 52nd Street Market to help lure customers in their MS fund - raising effort. - The five boy's also spent five days handing out more than 150 fliers to; announce the. event and placed a news release with the Sentinel-Ledger. When ft was all over, the boys counted their profits and found the MS Society was $46 richer-a lot of money for five, ytfungsters and a big help in the quest j .•.-rk', ••j'.. §! H&& ••i: < :?: ;i:v FHIDAY. AUGUST 2fi 1977 "fen Questions and Answers People getting supplmental: security income payments (SSI) shouldn't fed they're being singled out for investigation when they're contacted during the year by social security representatives, according to Oscar P. Ernst, Jr., social security district manager in Atlantic City. The SSI program makes monthly payments to people with little or no income and . limited resources who are 65 and over or blind or disabled. "The law requires that eligibility for SSI and the amount of the monthly payments be redetermined periodically for everyone gettingpayments," Ernst said. "It's a routine procedure." "The'Social Security Administration gets in touch with people W get information about income, living arrangements, and other •factors mat might affect •their •eligibility for SSI and their payments amounts," he said. "This may be done by a questionnaire in the mail or by personal interview in the home or social security office." . Social security representatives are glad to identify themselves, according to Er-' nest. "They never ask you to give them money to have something done/' he said. "It's their duty to help people • in any way they can." People can get information about SSI payments by calling, visiting, or writing any social security office. The Atlantic City social security office is at Pennsylvania and Pacific aves. The phone number is 347-3400.. Under New Ownership! ESPOSITO Plumbing & Heating, Inc. N.J. Llceme #4583 Bonded House Watches Turn-Offs Electrical Sewer Cleaning Prop. Free Estimates Ben Hill Gal 309-1990 1104 Simpson Awe. FLOOR COVERINGS THE OCEAN CITY (NJ) SENT INK I-LEDGER Sam Mellon photo YACHT CLUB HOSTS CHAMPIONSHIPS—The Ocean City Yacht Club hosted the national championships for GP-14, Class Sail Boats over the weekend. Shown here are participants in the event (l.-r.) Holly Hostford, Al Conan, Brownie Baer, Sue Sterns, Jeff Cotter, Peter Mandona, Jef Udell and Bruce Robertson. The Bernard Lundy Memorial Trophy was awarded to the winners for the first time in memory of Mr. Lundy who was killed earlier this year in a helicopter crash. Frustrated horseman star in Ice Capades One day in 1963 Richard Ewell was thumbing through the yellow pages of the Los Angeles telephone book, looking for a place to go horseback riding. Somehow Ewell, then age 13, never made it to the stables. Instead he ended up spending the afternoon at a local ice rink. He has been on «*»»«— - #er FRIDAY & SATURDAY ONLY Richard Ewell Remnants at Drastic Savings VINYL FLOORING GAF Foamcraft 12 Ft. Cushioned VINYL Selected Patterns as low as $3.95 inlaid Linoeleum as low as $3.96. GAF Plus Vinyl Flooring Reg. $12.95 NOW $10.60 Many Remnants and Discontinued Patterns CARPETS Nylon, Level-Loop Tweed, with Scotchgard. and 3M Static Control with Jute or Rubber Backing...,'.- _ ' Reg.««.»»/ Special a.t $4.99 sq. yd. Nylon, Woven kitchen carpet on Sponge Rubber Backing. Was $18.95 Now at $9.60 *q. yd. Congolaum's "Terrace Garden" Nylon Freiia with a subtle ton* on tone coloration. Was $11.95 Now $7.96 sq. yd. Montlcallo's Trocadera, Talc-dyed Nylon Shag that's truly luxurious. R«g.Si2.fS Now $9.96 sq. yd. Famous Maker Nylon Saxony-plush. This High Lustre Caprolan Nylon Yarn combined with high density makes this an asset to any area of the house Scotchgard and 3M static Control. 22 Luxurious Colors. Reg. $16.95 • Now $12.96 "Grecian Key" a high lustra cut & loop Nylon with a geometric tracery design. was $11.99 Now $9.99 TILES I2xi2 Vinyl Asbestos Tile Reg. $.35 NOW *.26 GAF Brite-Bond Sure- Stik, 12x12, No-wax Tile Reg. .99 Now .89 Kentile Bright a Shiny 12x12 Tile Reg. .99 Now.89 Armstrong Solarian No- Wax, 12x12 Peel A Stick Tile Reg. .99 Now .89 MANY MORE SPECIAL VALUES TO CHOOSE FROMI SPENGLER'S 231 We$t Avenue Ooean City, N. J. Phone 399-3343 QiiM »-5 OaHy (Cftsai « Mowtars) since. And riding's loss has certainly been ice skating's gain, as can be seen at the Ice Capades, appearing nitely at Convention Hall through Saturday, September 3. . • Prior to joining the Ice/ Capades five years ago, «$•$ became the first black man in American history to hold two national figure skating titles and the first to compete internationally. "When I started in this business there were only three black men skating professionally in shows. That's changed, however. But there's 1 still no black skaters who've made it to the Winter Olympics," asserts Ewell. "The average black family can't afford to put a kid through training. It's very expensive. I was lucky because I had a sponsor from 1967 to 1972." A talented, graceful and extremely powerful skater, Ewell attributes his Jumping ability to heredity and karate. Ms father was an excellent gymnast in high school, and Ewell has a green belt in the art of Tae Kwon Do, and has been •fudying Kung Fu,
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