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PAGE 10 — SECTION ONE THE OCEAN CITY (N.J.) SENTINEL-LEDGER • *-**•",•• Curtis Photo DONATION—Gill Cdsnett, a summer medic with the Cape May County Rescue Squad, accepts a $100 donation from the Jaycees. Making the presentation is Chuck Allison, president. The donation was made to honor the squad's men and women who work so hard behind the scenes but receive so little recognition. CurtisPhoto ,JN( APPRECMOTQNrrCljiicfc Allison (right), president of the Greater Ocean cityl Jaycees, Dresents a, $50 donation to Mike Allegretto of the Recreation recreational achievements and the good will fostered by its work. . presents . Dinner from 4 p.m. Elegant Dining Salad Bar Delicious Food - Fine Service 398-4800 504 9TH ST. OCEAN CITY NEXT TO THE CHATTERBOX Ocean City's Only Year 'Round Restaurant Serving Dinners Only Dinners Only Anyone desiring their photos which appear In the Sentinel-Ledger may pick them up at the office. Doe to the Increased cost of postage, the practice of mailing photos out is being discontinued. Photos will be kept at the office for ~four—weeks—followingpubllcatioD. t ••?* Betty Rothblatt, member of . the Board of Directors of the Gape May County Chapter of the American Cancer Society and co-chairman of the annual Cancer fund drive in the area, this week appealed for public response ; .as the solicitation makes its.final path for the • month of August. "flow -often have you paid; your dues, devoted precious time and energy, only to come to the realization that the organization you bad given of your self to was not fulfilling your expectations? Perhaps they were doing nothing constructive; you felt your money was being foolishly spent, and you doubted that your effort and talents were really not appredated...well, I guess we all have. "Your neighbors and friends in Ocean City are asking you to Join a most worthwhile organization, an organisation that provides medication, clinical services, hospital cancel cancer equipment for the home, find an envelope on your "The site for the party Is the understand the American educational' workshops, doorbell. These wiU beCommodore Club at theCancer Society, believe to What Homemaker's Servkes...1he distributed .by our youth, Spinnaker, 3800 Boardwalk, Sea they are doing, and are willing American Cancer Society. An identified by wearing a 'Send a Isle City, which is donating the to contribute mora time and .organization • that does Mouse to College' t-shirt. (The facilities, services and goods at money. And, that ts as it should something constructive? You mouse will be used for cancer cost. The date is Tuesday, be because they ire ,"^" better believe It. How do they research.) .Parents * and August 23. The hours will be6to America's most fe spend your, money? Of allchildren are still needed In 8 p.m. All contributions should devastating .beattr „_,.. monies contributed in Ocean order to cover every area in be sent to the Commodore Club Join their ranks and help the City, SO percent reamins for the Ocean City. Please call Ocean or by phoning them at 263-378. Ocean City Offense Agatatt above-mentioned aid in Cape. City chalrlady Angela Pulvino ' "Each year more Americans Cancer." May County, 40 percent Is spent at home 399-4524, or at work for National Research and 465-7111 (ext. 209). It's not too ONLY 10 percent is used for early to introduce your children administrative expenses, to working for a truly war- Hackney's Residents of A.C.S. on every .thwhile cause. '•• - level...county, state and serves the national are volunteers. . "To show you Just how much "To quote Jane E. Brody, we appreciate your con- best lobsters authoress, of You Can Fight tributions to the American in town... Cancer and Win, by far, the Cancer Society, the Ocean City best defense against cancer is Volunteers invtte you to attend an offense. Ocean City is on die their second annual Thank offensive, and you are You* party. For every (tax- desperately needed. deductible) donation of $10 or "During the remaining, weeks more received by August 16, the in August, door-to-door donor is invited to attend the. aolidations will be conducted. affair which will include liquid We won't disturb you during refreshments, hors d'oeuvres your dinner' hour; you'll Just and dancing. • ' CurtisPhoto • CONTESTANTS—Miss Ocean City Contestants were guests of the Jaycees at a luncheon last week. The annual Scholarship Pageant] which is sponsored by the Greater Ocean City Jaycees, will be staged Saturday evening on the MusicEier. Shown here at the luncheon are (1. to r.) Mary Ann Zippier, Nancy Babbit, Lee Ann Compton, Cindy LaScala, Margie Trofa, Judy Dougherty, Robbyn Scott, the reigning Miss Ocean City; Karen Byrne, Barbara Hughes, Susan Fagan and Lori Shearer. _ _ _ changes rules —Asof- August-3,H)77-the —ffKJSM-Oji^.^desertion,; Orphans Court of PWlwWphla *S^Sl!SLii^ «•*«,- ' naiappovedacbangetathe JSÊ^^KfS m»mi««k«« riwpjfwiimiif for prwewnce wr race, cowr ana Qrerd College ' national orethnlc origin, who to As of now the college may t&3!^X!!i2!£^ n ^£ consider for admission the !£l!2, Dt * tlSan W functional orphan, a boy bet- " t £M. A^*.* ~-~ „, Twe« the *qôf steaiid 10 wh©-^.rt^7S^^^ Is not receiving adequate care Jffi*, SSSSLP unUBqal from his natural parents. This *Sê£2£KL-.*-«^ Fisherman's Inn Musio by: MIDNIGHT BLUE Breakfast ft Ohm* SOT«J There it Only ONE FISHERMAN'S MR in Ooean Crry andiPtat- I :; Jadi and Gtnn/ l-ealrhelleri Po»«es«*# 7 v?|B| • "^Bj mmm^ 3326 Atbury Avt. Dial 399-0796 Art tBtty Welch family and Friends •will relax and enjoy Delicious Food - Fine Service may be because of divorce, * Are not reeelvtag g adequate q Dinners * Platters • Sandwiches Package Goods DINNERSONLY Mon. thru Sat. 4-9; CHILDREN'S MENU •FREE PARKING AIR CONDITIONE ...to discriminating diners like You, VAUTPMHUNQ I 344-81BI laine Avenue t> The Boardwalk. ATLANTIC CITY, • VEUUL • MON-FMStoiidO 2 Freth Eggs, HUM MM. Toast. • WctfatstfiySntCW * Al the Pancakes YaoCm Eat right next door. Takt-Oirt - Call 399-1047 ti Grill ZtthftBayAve. JERSEY CAPE ROOM Private Dhtln* Facilities for Parties FromtstolMTlUvh) J- DINNERS care from their natural parents. , 3. Are of good character and behavior. ' . . • 4. . 'Have ptoential for scholastic achievement. ' 8. Are at least six and less than 11 years'of age (a number of boys who have lost either parent through death may still be admitted up to age U) . 6. Are deemed likely to Dfnefit from the program of* fared by the college. ' For further 'information **f n Tom Thorne at 89M888.. DIAL 309.106S •EMCM«» THE GOOD OLB TXSXS VOtm RND EVCTYTHINGS SHU Serving Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner Sunday Even,n9 from Our Extensive Menu , ' ^ , Foatiirinq Delicious L Sandwich and " ' including THE FOOD of RESTAURAN t~^tXZS2SX2£Sr-. ' T#mo§^ ^ ppaas ••;-; /„••* '**.;.-. '>>'(•• •.;.'- •' .•'• •••-••^•;:-, ;,.,~T J • • . * . ' . ; • * • " •;• v * " . * ' • • •/>.' ,»• •&•„• • . _ " \ • / " • ; • - , ' , ' • , ' " * ' ' ^^^^•^•^•^•^•^M»MHBB'MPBHPBI . - • : • , ' • * . • • • • • . • • • . • . • ' • ; ; • ' • ; • : ' • • • • ; . v ' ) ' \ • • THR Augustine's rectory today until 2p.m. when a procession will go" from the rectory to St. Augustine's Church where a viewing will continue. until 8 i«mHi...«i>M«. ~>... ^ P . Im-n lulltHl inio ; u TJII~«- Mi-urily nbohl ' liruhl unri reml M> much liboul il ihnl (he »iibjf»< PloyeeB live along mat particular alley. Waldman said he was aware of the let- < continued from page l) ters, but had no idea who the State and Federal legislators. "We only hope now people will take the time to fill them The Mayor added that since out and send them," Mds said the bumps were installed and yesterday/ . fte signs posted his office has The black-and-white post> had several letters thanking the cards are free and only take a City for the improvements. 13-cent stamp to beon their way to Carter's desk, Mete concluded. Doyle - An aide in Hughes' Washington office told the (continued from page 1) Sentinel-Ledger earlier that (he Commission on. Property and only reason that -the Buildings. He became a Congressman selected the 1981 Domestic Prelate in 1967 and in date for the deadline was that 1964 was appointed as a the federal Environmental Prothbnotary Apostolic. Four Protection Agency has said the years later he retired. technology for alternative Surviving is a sister, Mrs. means of sludge disposal won't Margaret Kdso, of Chatham. be available until then. —There wiU be a viewing at St— —3he—EPA-said-alternative~ am Inn ; i hut, beeoine old newx, unlem Mtmeonr in the im- • " . nieilinie fumily HUH been a yirlim. Tlic furl in our JH tuking plure und whiit might.be done iiboul ' •'• li.. • . . . . - . • . •'• • ; • • • • • • • ' • " . • : • " • , • . • • • 4 . Older adults seemingly like to think of someone on drugs as a person of weak character. This is an easy brush-off of the subject, but hardly a true, insight into the problem. If emotional and psychological weaknesses were the only reason for a turn to drug abuse, we surely would not have drug addicts numbering in the hundreds of thousands. ' . When considering the possibility of your own children being en- • dangered, one must give thought to a wide variety of potential contributing causes..Parental example is of great importance. For cabinet. ~ * me
I! ' h y K • t PAGE 12 — SECTION ONE THE PC KAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER Softball spectacular Wednesday-evening at 6:30 at the midst of another successful dominance: both here at home County Surrogate BoJyHentget 6ih and Bay av..baseball field season against a number of all team that has made softball fun and at an away game, in Cape said they would both be ready the- Wonder Women' of Won- male teams in the Capeand famous in the Ocean City May Court House. . ..' . ' to play again. List season the derland pier will- take on the Atlantic area. Though the-of- area the past two. seasons. "County Treasurer PhJI Wonder Women tied Caflero's elected and appointed officials ficials- game is often called the Wonder Woman Coach Tom of Cape May County. The game . Matalucd, | who spent three shoe laces together at home high point of the season, the Watkins has threatened to was postponed > from last months visiting doctors after date and threatened to kidnap Wonder Women still have a unleash his secret weapon on Wednesday due to rain. , . , test August's, game, at Court Hentges if he ran around the numMrof games to play before' the opposition if things are still House for a variety of back Once, .again. this year the they, can once- again claim close & the late innings. "We game will be played for thedominance over the • male injuries and cuts and bruises,, Officials, Captain Mayor Have th ultimate secret weapon benefit of the Cape May County Softball teams in the area. said he would stay as far away Tom Waldman, of Ocean City, needed to win, and well only Branch of the American Cancer from Ocean City as possible said his forces wiU be ready for use it if necessary," the Coach In two games with the of- Society. Wednesday night. the Wonder Women this year, noted. -..-.-•• ficials last season, the Wonder State Sen. Jim Cafiero (R- addffig that he has quite a few The Wonder Women are in Women showed their In action for the Wonder Cumberland. Cape May) and surprises In store forth* all girl Women will be Betsy "Boom Total budgets for New Jersey's 567 municipalities grew by $118.5 million (6.2 percent) to more than $2.0 billion from 1976 to 1977 despite a decrease In property tax levies of $52.0 million (6.4 percent), reports the New Jersey. Taxpayers Association. An increase in nonproperty tax (miscellaneous) . revenues to finance budget growth compensated for the decline in property taxes.' ' fiiU"&AMrie> Municipal budgets up, property taxes down In contrast, nearly all of the $110.5 million (8.1 percent) budget rise in 1976 over 1975, was supported by increased* property taxes. Budgeted miscellaneous sources, the largest revenue producing category, totaled $961.2 million, 47 percent of the total, a rise of $158.1 million or 19.7 percent between 1976 and 1977 following PACKAGE GOODS ELIVERY SERVI 399-0602 Plenty of Parking in MM Back wHU • convMimt Rtar Door Entranc* | Soidbm PirtnnyEintSEttt tFdtMfM 34fi SL, West of Ocai Crty LIVE Fri., Sat I $•. ite wffl COLE BROS. Toes, ttratb Sa. Kte plus THE BARRELHOUSE BANJOS Fn.4Sat.Nite: . SHafey Mm 3-10 P.H SUPER FAMILY SPECIALS'" Jta. Joes., Wd. i Tkws., « P.lt WadUBSday We 10 P.H.-1 A.M. BEER BUST Muioin Slfto Tacot or EnohJladas 80* odi Thursday from 9 P.M. SHRIMP NITE All You Can Eat •3.96 SALAD Famous for our steamers jumbo Sandwiches * Half Shells All Menu Items/can be prepared to take out. We also have a full Ifne of Package Goods • BEER SALES H SWttAY it Ik Scmdhm Ohoktof 1976. Included under miscellaneous revenue are various Federal and State aid programs, fines, fees and charges, payments in lieu of taxes, and shared State revenues, such as the utility THE total budgeted municipal revenues for 1977, only a slight 1.2 percent increase over the 1976 level. Property taxes imposed to Come fo fhe Happy Placet finance municipal functions ($735 million) and debt service of Type I school districts ($24 million) together comprised 37 percent of all municipally Boom" Becotte on the mound and co-captain Lolly "Killer" Johnston once again at first base. Roaming the outfield will be Nancy "Bib Mama" Chalmers. The rest of the squad is equally awesome. , ' Both Waldman and Watkins urged the public, to attend this benefit softball game that not only will provide fun and entertainment, but will help such a worthy cause as the Cancer Fluid. . budgeted revenues in .1977, while surplus, miscellaneous revenue and delinquent taxes provide the major portion, nearly $1.3 billion. ' ^ TUESDAY. AUGUST 18.1OT7 'Walk art show set at Cape May CAPE MAY-The Cape. May County Art League's 4th Annual Boardwalk Art Show will take place here on Saturday, August 20 from 10 ajn. to 5 p.m. Theshow is open to artists of an ages in three categories each for * amateur and professional classes. First and Second Place cash prizes will be awarded to amateurs and professionals for oQ paintings, water odors, and for graphic s and photography. Although the entrance fee for League members is reduced to $5 from the non-member $7.90 exhibit space will be allotted on a first-come first-served basis as registrations are received Judges win be James E. Souder and Mrs. Virginia Tabor, of Philadelphia, and Ice Capades A show of champions gross receipts and ^franchise tax. . a smaller $11.1 million (1.4 percent) increase from 1975 to 1 MUSBBV "Windsor Station" • Tues. thru Sun. v . In addition to miscellaneous revenue, the other three broad revenue categories which finance municipal budgets are This surplus,' delinquent property year's Ice capades, World Team for seven years. Champion Donald Knight. Don fonnances. _ at-Convention-HaU- Taxesand"llensr"and current" —Johnny-competed-in—the ~is~a~veteran~df~fiverWorld Another turnings—Ice- >Ugh Saturday, September property taxes. Worlds for five yean, emerging 3, tatroducera great cast of Championships, and has Capades talent to Richard. Surplus occurs when revenue sixth in 1975. He and a former skating superstars. traveled and performed hi Bwell, who won the 1970 VS. collections exceed estimates, or partner placed first hi dance hi Europe, Israel, the Soviet Junior Men's Championship Headlining the cast are VJS. actual spending is less than the 1973 Nationals and third in Union, Africa, Scandinavia and and, with a former partner, the Senior Pair Champions Melissa authorised spending; the Senior Pan* Nationals. South America. He to known for 1972 U.S. Junior Pair Cham- MUltano and Johnny Johns, two Municipalities used over $208 This year's Ice Capades also his incredible' freestyle perpionship. He was the first black of the most exciting skaters in million of surplus for 1977 marks th* return of Canadian to hold two national figure the professional ranks. budget balancing, a rise of skating titles and to compete $11.0 million or 5.7 percent Individually, each boasts a internationally. " compared with a drop in ap- long list of titles to Ms credit. Other outstanding talents in propriated surplus of 10.3 Melissa, 1971 U.S. Junior the show include the lovely percent between 1975 and 1976, Ladies Champion, was the first freestyle skater Janet Runn, amounting to $22.2 million. woman to land a triple Jump in thelyricaladagio team of Mark ladies' competition. She and Estimated revenue from and Alison, the teenage juggler her .brother, Mark, won the collection of delinquent taxes Albert Lucas andlhe brother-* Senior Pair CnampksuUp in and liens of $120 million sister, skating-acrobaUc team 1973. She also competed in the . represents nearly 6 percent of of The Fenton Kids. M72 Olympics and was on the OCBANC4TY ~ TAKE OUT 399-0113 Breakfast,Lunch,Dinner ^^—tbte^Snaclcs—r-^^ OPEN 24 HOURS A DAY OPENS TONIGHT : U:-> Asjf. 2ttt stttii COASTERS ' 'Chonit BMWM . . VICKI ALLEN and the IMAGE HO ADIJS8I0M • TeniglrtOnlyl Sunday thru Thursday $4.00 Minimum, Pood or Drink : Friday 6Y Saturday $8.00 Minimum, Food or Drink NO ADMISSION CHARGE ANY NK1HT MONDAY, AUG. 2? ONENKHTOIILY RICH Pifana t* - OlaMT «tkm OhSI9^0 Nerifje nckettniMfas * s aV-\. < "• r" nrnpr^ "THE LAST REMAKE OF BEAU8E8TT "HERBE GOES TO MONTE CARUT Atongnrneago ageioK/^cJarfl l!#. A Comedy Herb Gardner I* • 'tr * - » ^ • • • • ' * ' " " : ' ' ' ifeAUCUteTML THE OCEAN CITY (N.J.) SENTINEL-LEDGER time tent show tradition is kept alive by Hoxie Brothers : For pro wing numbers of * urban-dwelling Americans,' a circus is something you see in an air-conditioned arena, like a /basketball game or'a bobby :show. But for those who •remember the thriiHâ sights, sounds, and- smells of the :travellng tenf shows of :yesteryear-andfor those who ;want to discover that special •drcus excitement for the first : tune - there's still the renowned ! Hoxie Bros. Circus. • • •• ; Hoxie Bros., rated by Time ; Magazine as one of the four •Ingest in the country, has it laU: Jugglers, dancing horses, : downs, acrobats, charging : African lions, highwire and : trapeze artists, Western lasso :fwirlenand whip crackers, and ;a mile-long string of circusstyle superlatives - the world's • youngest lion and tiger trainer, dazzling daredevilson thehlghiwire and flying trapeze. America's largest elephant act with both African and Asian etephantsj. the.world's largest x the first gorilla to tour Ami m two decades^ to name a few! Virtually every night during their annual 31-week tour of 14 Eastern states, the- hundredplus performers, and workmen pack all their equipment, seats, tentpoles, props, musical instruments, animals, and personal belongings into 48 trucks and trailers for the move to the next town. Bbxte Bros, thus preserves the very essence of drcus: a few magical hours of dazzling marvels, romance, and incomparable entertainment that . materialises mysteriously in a country town or suburb, and Is gone, Just as mysteriously, with the next morning's light Such miracles, of^course, dont Just happen; they are the The Ocean atinel-] to pnhliali rand thru September. MKUST10,20 asd 22 FIL SAT. asd NHL VIVITAR TELE 603 & PLASH, FOR GREAT CLOSE-UPS ... INCLUDES FILM, BATTERIES & STRAP • -.•-.'.•••,L>:.-" 1 SUG. LIST S69.9S 283 Auto Thyristor -The Light Machine- Heart of an entire system $129.95 (SUG. LIST) i $84.88 (OUR LOW PRICE) $5 REBATE $79.88 YOUR ACTUAL PRICE VIVITAR MODEL 265 AUTOTHYRISTOR WITH BUILT IN ZOOM LENSES! ttjMMM SUG. LIST $79.95 AUMh MODEL 215 AUTO FLASH product Of careful planning, split-second tuning, and enough .resourcefulness to cope with. the malfunctions, accidents, and emergencies that bedevil a traveling snow-like a swarm of ' - g n a t s . ••;••. • . ' • , • ' • • • • • •' "Hoxie Tucker, who founded the circus In 1943 (adding "Bros." to the name "because circuses are always nambed •Bros.'"), has seen everything • •fires, floods, tornadoes, and an sorts of other natural and human disasters. But his intense energy and love of the circus seems to inspire all around him, and assures that "the show win go on." . If flamboyant Hoxie Tucker supplies much of the go power, tall, quiet John, R. Hall knows how to channel it Into a great show on a tight schedule. John HaU is the drcus'Booking and Promotion Manager who coordinates arrangements in VIVITftR TRIPODS MODEL 1000 - 10J0 1102-*19J8 1200-*24A8 :••*:• * 1220-*20J8 1240-*S4.08 1241-«30J8 1301- < MJ» 10% to 40% OFF over 400 American cities for HoxleV two, traveling units. John exemplifies the" Und of: people who are keeping the c|rcus tradition alive lir America today. He fell in love with the circus when be at* tended his first at the age of eight. After high school, be attended the University of Virginia and did graduate work at George iPeabody College and Southern Baptist Seminary, But circus was always on his mind and in his blood, so he Joined Hoxie Bros. Circus 12 years ago because.be feds that the tent circus is the true American circus. ' • Not everyone in the Hoxie show came into the business as recently as John Hall. Bliss Laura Herriott, for example, is not only a horsewoman gifted Und thai civic, fraternal and far beyond her 21 yean, but the •charitable organizations are fourth generation of one of eager to sponsorJn their town*. America's most distinguished Hoxie Tucker calls Us show "a families of animal trainers. Sunday school drcus. Nbfeady The venerable performing ever sees an X-rated Acmjm tradition of a Laura Herriott...- mytent.^, '- T" thetirelessly, creative The Hoxie' Bra. Circus :ls showmanship of* a/ Hoxie coming to Ocean City on Tucker, .the V modern Wednesday, August 17, with 6 managerial and' inventive and 8:15 p.m. perfqrmances at ability of a John HaU...tie them Mb at. Advance tickets at an together with the common discount prices are being sold bond of deep affection for the now by members of the Ocean drcusahd.au it represents, arid Cto area Jayceai. you begin to understand why . the public iainvned to watch the Hoxie Bros. Circus ex- the world's largest drcus tent being set up at the 18th st. alt the world. groundsstartingat6:30ajn. At Another unique feature of the 10 ajn., during feeding HPM*. Hoxie operation to that per- there will be • free«&bjTof formances are locally spon- the drcus anhnato. Bring jour sored. It to a family show, the .camera!!! ^ .; I x that extra push It may need to start losing tmight today. '{• . Begin with this amazing thy tablet YouH eat less-turo tood into bumed-up energy Instead of extra wtlgM as you follow the Plan. •'.._ .• „ Sbnpie and eftactive, the. .ssfsr OBtsfil DM Plan wU enable you to lo»poon(lsiindlncf«*rtthout getting nervous-or money Oacfc. Start losing weight today with taper OsSJBI and see the difference in yc* mirror. SACCH'S PHARMACY TOIAllKirvAv. • ANTIQUE OF THE WEEK • Primitive Pine Chair Table ©mm •Collectibles, Silvet-ware, Chinawere •Homemade Pecan Pies & Bread •Jams, Preserves, Honey, Honest to Goodness Penny Candy •Furniture, Lamps, Clocks 836 AsburyAve., Ocean City, N.J. . Phone: (609) 399-6144 One of the most complete shopsinSouthJersey. • 640 Asbury Ave. mEnUERAT SUN ROSE & Best sellers, classics, children's books. Cookbooks, Gift books, new & used books, etc. etc. mm p •
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