Sep 1977 - On-Line Newspaper Archives of Ocean City - The Ocean ...

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TAGE 8 ~ SECTION ONE
Potato is not a root
Although the white or Irish and stored •
it la not a root. Sweet potatoes
are true storage roots. The
potato plants produce flowers,
whitepotato forma at the end of
soil should be gradually
a special underground stem
mounded up around the plant:
called a stolen.
This will produce a better yield
, and' it will prevent green color
If you examine a white potato from forming in the potato. The
carefully you will discover it is green is a pigment called
a compressed stem that hap- chlorophyll which' forms only in
pens to form under the ground. leaves and stems when they are
The, "eye" of the potato is a exposed to sunlight. Roots do
node,: which in above-ground not produce .this . pigment:
steins is the point at which the Potatoes are formed above the
leaf is attached.
root system of the plant and are
The. structure of a white .'quite near the surface where
potato is intriguing and for the sunlight can turn them green.
student interested ' in further Green potatoes are usually
, exploring the subject, an en- very bitter tasting-. More
tertaining article, "How, To,, seriously; they contain t a toxin
Spend a Nice Quiet Evening that people.'should not eat.
With a Potato," is recom-, Potatoes that are exposed to
mended. The author was Dr. light in the market will
Edgar Anderson of the Missouri frequently turn green.
Botanical Garden.
It is important to remember
A popular method of growing
that the Irish potato is really a
potatoes in the home garden
stem because it will give the
has been that of placing seed
gardner a better appreciation
pieces oh the surface of the soil
of how the crop should be grown
and covering them with a heavy
mulch.
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SESAME STREET'S OSCAR —Georgia Bea Saler, daughter of Elaine Saler
of Atco won a second prize.
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LITTLE FIREMAN — Capturing a second prize was Lauren Michele Plasket,
seven-month-old daughter of Susan J. Plasket of Merchantville.
Annual poetry competition
The William Carlos Williams
Poetry Center of the Paterson
Public Library, 250 Broadway,
Paterson, New Jersey announces
its 1977, annual poetry
competition. All residents of
New Jersey are invited to
submit their driginal,
previously unpublished'.works.
A maximum of two will be
accepted: Entries should be
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submitted in triplicate for
judging purposes. Poets should
enclose, on a separate sheet of
' paper, their names, addresses,
telephone numbers and titles of
their poems. Works must be
received by November 25,1977.
Each poem - • should be
typewritten on a separate
8'/2xll paper, none will be
returned. Entries will be
judged by a three member
PJUie!^lWnning^poets_wilLbe
invited to read at the library
and their winning poems will be
published in the library's next
anthology.
Poets wishing to participate
should submit their works to
Joan Stahl, Poetry Coordinator,
William Carlos Williams
Poetry Center, Paterson Free
Public Library, 250 Broadway,.
Paterson, New Jersey 07501. No
foreign language poems will be
accepted.
The William Carlos Williams
Poetry Center has a. collection
of contemporary American
poetry. In addition to presenting
readings by winners of its
contests, it has, in the past,
presented recognized poets.
Requests for anthologies
' produced by the Center have
come from all over the United
States- in addition to European
countries.
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FRIDAY. AUGUST 12.1977
Dave Boyer at Siiiithville
SMITHVILLE—Even though
this will be the first appearance
of Dave Boyer at the Smithville
Theatre, he is no stranger, to the
people in the Atlantic City area
where he emceed for many
y'eacs at-the 500 Club as "Joey
Steyens". On Monday August
29th.,Dave Boyer will appear as
"Dave Boyer" in concert at the.
Smithville Theatre. '
The dramatic account of
religious rebirth that will unfold
in Boyer's musical ministry is
awe inspiring. While the aura of
musjcal genius appears- to
surround the . vocalistsaxophonist.,
'so • does "a
large following of people who
are often measm'erized by his
spiritual devotion.
Boyer was born in 1934 in
York, Pennsylvania and is the
youngest of six children born to
the Rev.. and Mrs. Ralph E.
Boyer. Growing up being the
black sheep of the family
because of his flamboyant entertainer
life-style. Boyer found
himself denouncing religion,
'deserting his wife and child and
relaying heavily upon the ase of
alcohol and drugs.
After the death of his father,
Boyer; in a. state of deep
depression, decided to throw
himself under the wheels of a
train and destroy the problems
that confronted him.
On hisrway to the nearby
railroad depot, Boyer passed a
small Methodist church that
reminded him of his father's
church, and he felt a sudden
othappynosUiliga,
"I ran to the church steps, fell
down on my knees, and I began
Won! Records and is working
to pray". Boyer said. He made
on an album with Ralph Car-
his way to a telephone and
michael arid the NBC Or-
called his brother who was the
chestra.
minister of his late father's Accompanying Boyer will be
church. '.,'•'• , • Paul Mann and his 32 piece or-
His brother told him to stay a chestra. Many of these
the; church until he got there. musicians played with him at
The next day. Boyer and his iheSOOCIub.
brother'prayed. Both the. name • Coming to share his dramatic
and the image of Joey Stevens story with you soon, Dave
was gone fdrever and the
original Dave Boyer was
reborn: . '
. Boyer has recorded U albums
arid a movie was done in 1973 on l
Boyer-in person- . is tin experience
you will long remem-'
her. His music both vocally and
instrumentally, his charisma,
his sincerity, his compassion
his life titled "So Long Joey" and his loye for the God who
with parts of it filmed at the.SQO rescued him will make a. lasting .
Club. He currently records for impression on every heart.
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FRIDAY. AUOirST 12,1977
eecrn City coming events
TODAY (FViday)
Concert by the Hobo Band, 8
p.m., on the Music Pier.
fi? Civic Association
annual dinner dance, «:30 p.m.
fa.the Atlantic City Country
U U O . • • . . • • • • . •' •
' Square Dancing, 8:30 p.mi.< in
the Youth Center. Caller,
GLADIOLAS
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Manny Amor. am. to midnight.
Ocean City Duplicate Bridge'
game,. 8 p,m., in the Bridge
Center; 349 West av.
TODAY & TOMORROW .
3rd Annual American Legion
Carnival at the Legion grounds,
14th st. and Haven av. Friday 6
p.m. to midnight. Saturday 10
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WEEKEND SPECIAL
New Jersey
#1 Potatoes
alb.
We have a large selection
of fresh fruits & vegetables
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CANTALOUPES PEACHES
JOB coifDmowo) FOI roum
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TUESDAY •'•'._•
Board of Education meeting,
8 p.m., in the Primary School
THE,OCEANCITY(l^!y
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s come eas
TOMORROW (Saturday) Live plants make a room look
•; 60tb. Annual Ocean City Surf fresh and cheerful, and by
Casting Tournament, 10 a.m., choosing the right varieties you
at Tennessee and Bay avea. . can enjoy them without agreat
Awards dinner 8:30. p.m. at deal of fuss. For brilliant, green
Watson's Restaurant foliage, the fig or Ficus family
offers a lovely appearance and
Kite Flying Contest, 9 a.m.,
little care. : "
on Recreation Field. /: Natives of tropical Asia, figs
' adapt well to most indoor living ,.
Concert by the FVankllnvUle conditions: They like bright but
Qiartet Club of Philadelphia, 8 indirect light and a moist soil of .
p.m., on the Music Pier. equal parts loam, sand and peatmoss.
An occasional misting or
SUNDAY through
sponging.of leavesi will help
THURSDAY
deter pests and provide extra
Free nightly concerts by the
humidity. . ,
Ocean City Pops Orchestra Figs come in various shapes
under the. direction of John and sizes. Among the most
Warrington, 8p.m., on theelegant
is .the weeping fig- or
Music Pier. Soloists, Louise Ficus benjamina. Expensive in
Fuller, soprano, and John large sizes, the weeping fig can
. Ribecchi, tenor.
be purchased small at a
moderate cost or propogated by • ' . " .
SUNDAY •
air layering or stem cuttings eight or more feet in height.
Ocean' City Duplicate Bridge
and groomed into a lovely in- . The creeping fig or Ficus
game, 8 p.m., fii the Bridge
door tree. Should leaves begin pumila has tiny, heart-shaped:
renter, 349. West av.
to yellow and drop, the plant leaves and can
may be asking for brigher light
MONDAY
or more frequent misting. The
larger the plant, the more
humidity it wilt require/After
two months in its new home,
Somers Point.
begin periodic feedings of dilute
fish emulsion.
. Ocean City Card Club, 7:15
pan., in the Youth Center. Another large fig familiar to
many is the rubber treev or
ayne
the direction of Edna March, 8
p.m., in the Biscayne Hotel, 812
Ocean av., benefit Shore
Memorial Hospital.
St. Augustine's Regional
School Board meeting, 8 p.m.
Chapter 61 DAV meeting, 8
p.m., in the VFW Hall.
K The Ocean City Yacht Club's Dalton, D ^ Farrell, RoWn
Annual' Junior Fashion' Show Parker. JM Parker; Suianne .,• -,-,m
will be held at the Club on ' Waters; V Marcy Tiqtc&lriig|f £
Thursday, August 18, at 12:30
p.m. Dessert and refreshments
win be served. Admission is
$1.80 at thedoor. ; ;:
. • .The theme for. this' year's
" program will be a Fall FJoral
Festival' which will feature
back to school attire. Junior
club members from nursery
school to college age will be the
. models. Fashions will be from
Kid Stuff in jthe Wayside
Village, Marmora, and the In-
B-Teen Shop in Ventnor.
Modeling fashions for Kid
Stuff are: Megan Fitzpatrick,
Erin Fitzpatrick, Katie
Bellwoar, Llbby Bellwoar,
Jenny Bellwoar, Susan
group an assortment for a Bellwoar, Heather MacDonald,
natural room divider in an Kristin MacDonald. Katie
apartment.
J staked and
While you're thinking about
trained to grow in special for-
decorating with plants, you'll
ms and shapes called topiaries.
want to consider how attractive
These irake interesting conver- your planters are, too. Sculpsation
pieces. Or let this plant tured color planters from Rub-
creep along a windowsill, up a bermaid come in a mix of
wall or around a larger plant. decorator colors to go with any
Vigs. in fact, are the answer roum decor. They are available
Vo many home decorating in sizes ranging from 4'i" to.
problems. For example if, you 8'/i" in diameter and may be
have a room with a high ceiling used standing or hanging. Made
broad leaves and dark red underveins.
This plant will quietly
grown despite adverse conditions
or neglect, but direct
sunlight will burn leaves. Give
it an east or west exposure as it'
adjusts to your home..
The Ficus lyrata or fiddle leaf
fig has, not suprisingly, fiddleshaped
leaves and grows to _
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Trade '„ Walters, Ji ./'Jeaalfa^';$ : £
Waters, Jennifer Unterberger,f\'
Gina Varallo, John Mlchener, 'T
Chuck ;Wagner, Jamie:tynne,; •''
Kerry" Huntsman, : , ;j|tnmy;;.;
Kolea, JudyKolea;and DebWe:**
Boyie: • r. '•••':,:• -. in: i :/.;--""^--;c.
Modeling for the ln-B-Teen ^
Shop' are: Lisanne Backe,' zl
Leslie Fenton, Maribetb; Or. ^
ttleb, Polly . Bell,: Kristeti T.
Morris, Mimi Dalton, Larln'
Matz; Marie, Matz,. Karen t,
Backe, Lauri Hack, Molrrt
KeUy, Site BlWten^Jjeanii^ ^
BeOwoar,^Beth Waters; -JaneA. '
Turner, Jennifer Day, Kim
Accardi, Judy BeUwoar, Roste C
Varalld, ValtfHe Junf "
Meridlth Haabe, K
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WEAVER'S DELICATESSEN
Home W!inwB...';.; Made /•!:,'.^';: . ; :
nishings/ you may want to come with removable saucers
create a mini-jungle with figs of to make drainage easy. .
differing heights and shapes. A One thing to remember when
combination of the fiddle leaf, planting figs-they prefer cram-
weeping fig and the rubber tree ped quarters so make sure the
creates ah exotic look while planter is not too big for the
bringing the room back down to plant. With just a little care and
size. A narrow foyer comes attention your figs should
alive when you add a tall reward you with many years of
weeping fig for interest. Or pleasure.
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The restaurant business
in Atlantic City is a
whole new ball game
today and...
Lillies and the summer slump
If 're looking for The five lilies mentioned
some* ^ to overcome the •above are stem-rooting types.
Ocean City Duplicate Bridge - niifttmtiiinir' colflf ftilufnp fn They will produce roots from
game, 8 p.m., in the Bridge your perennial garden, try both the base of the bulb and
Center, 349 West av.
Lilies. Most are easy to grow that part of the stem which is
and will flower year after year below the soil surface.-Plant
Alcoholics. Anonymous he says. -
meeting, 8:30 p.m., in the The Rend Illy Is one of the
Episcopal Parish Hall, 30th st. most popular and easily grown.
and Bay av^-7- — It produces white trumpetshepad.
flowers in June and
Alanon meeting, 8:30 p.m., In July. •' Harrison's lily alto
Str John's Lutheran Church, blooms about the same time
10th st. and Central av. . with orange-yellow flowers.
Both are disease-resistant. For
Matinee'Duplicate Bridge blooms in August, there fa the
lame, 12:30 p^.m.,, in thegolden-orange
Henry blyt the
American Legtotfftffi, 14th at.
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lilies in a well-drained
'• Story Hour for pre-school location as soon an they reach
through third graders, 10 a.m., your dealer in August or ea?ty
at the library, 6th st. andOcean September. They grow best In a
av. .
slightly add sou to which
moss or leaf mold is ~~
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