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:e Jersey Work Koundtable
TVseries to advise jobless applicants
Place your
415 8th Street
Between Asbury and Central
Serving Breakfast, Lunch
& Dinner
Luncheon ft Dirfner Specials
Serving Jane Logan Ice Cream
8 to 8
Mon.-Sat.
Sun. Breakfast
from 8 to 1
JUKE
PIZZA PARLOR
11th St. and Asbury Ave.,
PHONE 398-1250
OPEN 11 A.M. EVERY DAY
TRY OUR
FRESH TURKEY STROMBOLLI
SUBS • STROMBOLLIS • BREYER'S ICE CREAM
w.
Pi«a *• Subs
• Pasta Dishes
• Veal Dishes
• Steak
•Eat-In or Take-Out
THE OCEAN CITY (N.J.) SENTINEL-LEDGER FRIDAY. AUGUST 26. law
PIZZA RESTAURANT
16th i HawM Aft,
SEAFOOD
itTH STRUT AT
fAYPRONT '
DIAL 399-2279
ON THE BAY—OPEN ALL YEAR 'ROUND
BLUEFISH • WEAKFISH
FLOUNDER • SHID ROE
FRESH SHRIMP • JERSEY SCALLOPS
URGE 1 CHERRYSTONE CLAMS
FRESH BAIT • BUNKEA
LARSE 1 JUMBO SOUID ft UVE MINNOWS
pack your flah purchaaaa In lea auffldant to rafrlgarata 24 haura
and if sat-
3325 Asbury Ave.
South on Route 9*
MARMORA, N. J.
Vtry Seldom Seen Nov-A-Dayt
A QUALITY
4
CHILDREN 12 & Under
$2.95
—ALL YOU CARE TO EAT—
-Also, Unique Appfttlzertand Lavish
Desserts at Small Additional Cost.
Smorgasbord 5:30 to 8:30
Now thru Labor Day
fir Motel ReserYatfoBS Ptow 3S-6866
Americans wine
SAN FRANCISCO —Recent fair price, and the size of the 7) Glasses should be at feast
research by Wine Institute carafe should be indicated on eight ounces in size.
reveals that, in the last year, the list.
'; 8) White wines and roses
TBfcNTON-A TV series funds .administered by
entitled "Out of Wort" wOl be Governor Brendan Byrne.. Security, stated* the first two Basic Needs"
many wine lists in restaurants 4) Pricing in general should should be chilled, reds at room
and "You and the back to tack on September 2
MA telecast on New Jersey Public Commissioner Horn said, programs. "Meeting Your Job' Market*
around the country gained in be fair, this is a tricky one, temperature.' ; - .
' will.be shown from 6 to 7 p.m. He explained breadth as well as depth. Also, since "fair'* is relative, but This is really only a skeletal
PR Broadcasting channels 23, SO, 52 "Governor Byrne appears in
these shows contain mini- in some cases, prices were retail plus a dollar or even sort of standard, but«if if fs
XA and 58 beginning September 2, the first of these films to in-
documentaries showing, how lowered to a reasonable level. double the wholesale price still followed, the restaurant and the
• ( at "6 p.m., John j. Horn, • tarudce the subject matter and
.programs can assist the
v« Commissioner of-the N.J. sets the tone for the- entire
. unemployed in real life
The - increase in leaves a good profit. Anything consumer both win, A recent
««« Department iof Labor and In- series. We are extremely
'situations where ingenuity and
' knowledgeable wine consumers over twice retail may be con- survey of restaurant, owners
dustry, said recently. pleased that the Governor could BANKING
initiative by people have
is certainly a factor in this sidered gouging.
indicates that the majority
Commissioner Horn said the participate in this important'
brought about positive results:
trend, but of equal importance 5) The wine list should be want feedback from • their
2* aeries was purchased from, the undertaking and appreciate the..
New Jersey public officials will
is the fact that many of these offered with the menu, and the customers; so, as wine has
ate Manpower Education Institute, .help he has given us with the IS El/ERYBODY'S
be interviewed regarding such
restaurants' have reported that wine should arrive long before become more and-more a part
Uu a non-profit organization.' It funding." ..' • V
topics as, unemplbyment in-
their wine sales increased so the food. • '. of American dining, it seems
consists of nine, one-half hour
W
"Out of Work" is base.d on the BUSINESS
surance, employment services,
much that their profits are 6) The label should be logical that the wine list and
programs designed to provide premise that working things-out
veterans' services, CETA,
larger than before, • ' - presented, and the. bottle service be a prime subject of
DM information and guidance for is a uniquely American way of
welfare, medicaid and food It is still a new trend, but opened at the table, promptly. dtocussion.
atr the citizens of New Jersey on solving our problems through a An Ounce Of Prevention-Your Safe Deposit Box stamps. , definitely catching on. People
a have come to realize that,
How to cope with unem- mix of activity' by government By Willis W. Alexander
William Tracy, Department
an
assuming afestaurant has any
ployment. '
agencies/business, mem- Executive Vice Preiident the smallest to more than $50 Manpower Coordinator, said,
fan
ambitions beyond merely WEAVER'S DELICATESSEN
Commissioner Horn said the bership organizations and American Bankers Association' for the largest.
"The series will emphasize that filling your stomach, it should
ve purchase of the series was individuals working together.
. Security is provided through being unemployed does not adhere to at least a minimum PARTY TRAYS
no made possible by a special James A. Ware, assistant A convenient and inexpensive a two-key system. You have one have to be a dead'spot in a set of wine standards. The
CETA grant from discretionary commissioner of Income ounce of prevention for storing key and the bank has a different person's life. It will also em- following, are considered
valuables can be found where key. Both must be used to open phasize .the. opportunity to 'reasonable >
you bank - in a safe deposit box. • two locks to gain access to your obtain skills for. a different or
For more than 100 years, valuables.
better Job and at the same time
1) A wine list should include
Home Made
RESTAURANT banks have offered their vault The contract agreement be- make the viewer aware of the
at least two wines which
Salads
facilities, for safekeeping of tween "you and the bank also opportunities for other kinds of
complement each entree on the
8th St. Ocean City
their customers' property. provides the legal relationship learning available while he is
menu; if the wines are vin-
Hoagtes
Ont-HHf Back tram Burtwalk at Btfi St
Today, many people house their for; use of the safe deposit box. out of work such as becoming a
taged, the yean should be
Ave. A North 8L 398-1790
valuables in these vaults that The bank's responsibility is tomore
skillful consumer or a.
provided. (If a restaurant uses
THE BEST BREAKFAST IN TOWN!
furnish maximum safety and exercise proper care in prevent more effective member of
a "V" next to the wine, the
fome Fries. Toast &
privacy.
ing access to the- box bysociety."
waiters and waitresses should
be aware of which vintages are
But,' before you raid your . unauthorized persons. Unless Viewers will be given a toll in stock.)
NOW IN OCEAN CITY
mattress, make sure you un- you appoint a deputy, only you free number to dial during the
derstand the service. While safe are entitled to access. show if they have any questions'
2) In a restaurant with a
SPECIAL
deposit , boxes provide Another, alternative is a joint concerning any of the subjects
dozen, wines and a suitable
maximum safety, they are not contract in which two or more discussed In the program.
menu; there should also-be a APOLLO DINER II
Parmigian with Spaghetti
decent selection (at least three
foolproof, and you should take * individuals are co-lessees. With The remaining seven shows each) of appetizer and dessert
certain precautions.
this arrangement.irone. person- win be telecastJndjvidually on -winesr—and—at— least—two-
It is advisable that- an acis out of town or incapacitated, the succeeding Friday evenings champagnes.
f 9th"StraTHaven Ave. Ohio & Atlantic Ave.
curate and complete inventory someone else can enter the box through October 21, on all New
of each item in storage be kept . if necessary. - .
Jersey Public Broadcasting
3) Wines should be offered in Ocean City
Atlantic City
in a separate place. It should, Loss need not stem from channels.
carafes and by the glass at a
A Family Operated Restaurant Geo
include important dates, serial front-page burglaries. Fires,
12 Fresh
numbers and even duplicate floods; earthquakes and ex-
Vegetables
All Baking
- copies of appropriate documents. ' plosions can destory the contents
to Choose
Done'Right
of safe deposit box coverage
From
on Premises
Some banks prohibit certain under an extension of your
items to be stored in the box - homeowner's or renter's policy.
such as securities, jewelry, and. Some offer special "customer's Fisherman's Inn
coin and stamp collections - so, • safekeeping • policies"
read the lease. contract_ specifically designed to cover Barber Shop Harmony
DINNER SPECIALS
carefully. All banks restrict the" " we contents of your safe deposit
storage of money.
'__ Featuring
Lg. Choice
"Safe /deposit boxes are -One final tip: remember
available aLjnost banks in when filing your tax return that THE SALT WATER TAFFY
includes: Soup
Served from ti-s Salad, Rolls, Bev. & Dessert
standard sizes ranging from 2 x a safe deposit box rental fee is
5x24 inches to several cubic feet. . tax deductible if an earning Breakfast ft Dinner Served Daflf
Costs range from isiw war fop asset is stored In the box.
- "FRESH" NOT FROZEN V
Then it Only ONE
MEATS • FOWL • SEAFOOD
FISHERMAN'S INN
'Our Hamburgers are prepared W/Wesh
in Ocean CHy
Ground Meat, One at a Time"
iimii^
Family and Friends
Twill relax and enjoy'
Delicious Food - Fine Service •
Dinners • Platters •Sandwiches
Package Goods
Phone 92T-U17
to;9&MassAvei
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632 WESLEY AVENUE
NIGHTLY BUFFET
All You Can Eat
includes IIIVIUUO
Appetizer, Beverago, and I
Children under 10................ $2.75
Dinner Served from 5-7:30 p.m. . .
ireakfast Served from Menu 8-11 a.m.* -
10% Discern*
with ffcls od
YourHoets-TheVanderpoolFamlly
lutEMBE* THE GOOD OLD DSTS YOU'LL FIND EVERYTHING^ STILL
Open 8:30 a.m. 'til Late Evening
•., Daily and Sunday
Serving Breakfast,
Lunch and pinner
From Our Extensive Menu
Featuring Delicious
^^;.!';^n^cli : ^d.^ted,;,;.-. . - —:- _^_^
Creations from Our Delicatessen Counter
including THE FOOD at
OCI AN CITY'S
OLOISTand TRULY FINBST
Bakery • Delicatessen '• Ice Cream
Consistently Fine Food and Service for 46 Years
, OR «M BoaPaHnlk at Mooitfa Tinim
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5.VVT
Oppoiitt Motlo Pftf
FKlPAVMUGUST2fi 1977 THE OCEAN-€1T¥-(N
STEAKS & COCKTAILS
GGRBIN J
; -Now Featuring Weo*. thru Sun.-
LOBSTERTHERMIDOR .—_•_.
Fresh whole cream, madiera wine, mushroom snees'aT
the'f Inest seasonings...combined and served en shell
$7.95
Jersey Scallons laced with a crearivWlr|e sauce & < f
mushrooms, potato border..,served en shell. $6.95
Dinners Served Sun. tHrifThurs.'til 10 P.M.
Fri. & Sat. to 11 P.M. Open 7 days a week
Route 50, Corbin City. 628-2641
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Representatives of "over SO each organicatlon is locked into portant rote in doing that.' The program, promoted chiefly New Jersey in an effort to in-
•_ labor, management, the welfare of our State's
by NJBIA, has supplied crease attention oh long-term
-development and. trade economy, we're left with The Roundtabletook its name economy-related .pamphlets, economic planning.
organizations, have formed a. hundreds, of temporary from a state-wide public in- advertisements, posters and
coalition, aimed at improving solutions pulling in different fdrmatioa program using the other material to companies
.'the State's 'economy and directions/'
slogan "Make Jersey Work." And organizations throughout
bringing .more-Jobs' to' New "There is a tremendous
. J e r s e y . • •••••• •• • ••• '•%; ' • potential for agroup like this,"
. The group, called the Make explained Mr, Vieser. "After
Jersey Work Roundtable, "isyou
strip away the rhetoric and
pooling the talent, knowledge the red tape, the real solutions'
.. and strength of major interest to our, State's economic
groups in the State/' according problems depend: upon better
to* participant, Ellis Vieser,' understanding of the causes
Director of the New Jersey and better cooperation among
Alliance for Action.
business, labor and. govern-
The group was formed in •ment in working out com-
Jime of this year out of a. promises that will benefit the
common, desire to accelerate State in the long rim."
the State's economic recovery. "We are encouraged," said
lhe; number of participants is Fred WilUamson, Chairman of
growing steadily.
the New Jersey Business and
Anrtette Petrick, Executive Industry Association, Vwitb the
Director of the New. .Jersey genuine spirit of cooperation
ftfobilehome Association and that Roundtable participants
chairperson of the Roundtable, hare shown. For years, study'
added, "No single group is commissions arid task forces
powerful or knowledgeable have recommended regular
enough to turn the economy dialogue between labor and,
around v. Unless we , canmanagement
leaders.. The
recognize' that the welfare of Roundtable can play an im-
: regular, informal basis. "We
focus attention on one problem
" or issue each time we meet. Our
combined Insight should help us
According to Ms. PetHck, the ••find
workable solutions."
.Roundtable is meeting on a Itte group is set to meet with
up...,.again
TRENTON - State In- citizens that' are not paid • by but Sheeran said he would
surance Cqmmissioner James Medicare. :,. . „ permit' only a two and a half
' J. Sheeran has announced his "These over-age 65 sub-: percent charge.
approval of an average 9.9 -scribes are deserving of special
percent increase in Blue Shield consideration. Mrs.
premium rates for small group LaBastille said in her report,
and direct payment sub- "....they should be exempt from
scribers. The increase will be providing reserve cushion for
effective October 1. ' the future because of their age
Sheeran said that he based and non-working status."
bis decision on a report from Sheeran said thai both in-
Department, of. Insurance flationary trends and increased
Hearing Officer Naomi utilization of Blue Shield
LaBastille, who conducted a benefits contributed to the need
series of public hearings in July
on Blue Shield's application, for
a rate adjustment.
Sheeran said that Blue Shield
needs additional revenue to.
meet anticipated claims and to
restore its reserve position,
which had dwindled to a deficit
$3.5 million as of last March 31.
The 9.9 percent increase will
Ca^beU's pfek Net produce additional revenue of
about $8.2 million in the year
. Restaurant
between October .1 and Sep-
Jember-3q*-i978~
AREA'S ORIGINAL SEAFOOD HOUSE
AH Food Prepared on premises Fresh Daily '
STEAK BROASTED
VEAl. CUTLET CHICKEN
OPEN Oaily 4 P.M:'- Sunday 2 P.M.
"Sunday Afternoon Special"' Casual Attire Welcomed
From 2-5 P.M. - Over the 34th St. Bridge
$3.75.._.,. L . Marmora, N.J.
: State energy. Commissioner, and legislative
. Joel Jacobson, to explore ways sv N
to cooperate in the formulation problems.
of the State's energy policy.
"We're a ready-made, cross
section of the economic com- Jtbundtabto/'saJd
•'^?25'"i
munity," said Petrick, "and we "Oar future is up in;
can be an active force." how well our leghUitorsiind
The group has delivered a offldals understand tftf
formal resolution to all can- of their laws and nd rguU—
didates for utatf ff fficf plf^flififf Th The b better hthe
Job we do
for a rate adjustment. , '' a unified .effort .in support of
r/>.;'c^';
"Although Blue Shield's fixed
programs designed to Improve better~otir chawes c4 makmg
> fee 'programs are not affected
economic activity in NewJersey
work." '
Sheeran emphasized that the
J e r s e y ' , - '. • • ••'.-• ••. ..•'.
by inflaUon," Sheeran said, "its
9.9 percent increase is anMedicare
Complementary and The resolution calls for "both
average and that the actual Usual Customary and determined leadership on the
increases will vary by benefit Reasonable Fee programs are. part of the Administration and
program. . • • .
, At the same time. Blue Shield the enthusiastic support and
The ' reserve charge; subscribers are making greater cooperation of business, labor
however, will not be applicable use of Blue .Shield coverage.
to the Medicare .Com- These are the. factors along
plementary Program, which with the need to establish a
reimburses for those medical positive reserve position that
expenses for retired senior have made it necessary to
approve an increase in Blue
Shield's rates."
The increases will affect
825,000 direct payment sub-
Anyone desiring, their postage, the practice of scribers and 750,000 sub-
photos which appear in the mailing photos out Is being scribers to small groups (under
Sentinel-Ledger may pick discontinued. Photos will . 100 members).
them up at the office. Due be kept at the office for
to the Increasfd cost of four weeks following
publication- .
itv "'- rTrTW -
The Make
Roundtable „ .,, . „
orgairiiatiiwlijterestedtothia R
State's eccnomy to partkifiate;
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'The 9.9 percent overall
pay, hour*, t-5: JO. Call 3*M)0O.
increase should be sufficient to Classified ads bring results WILL PICK UP—your old TV. ap-
enable the Plan to meet anptlancaaorblkMfraa.Callcellact3Vticipated,
claims through the
I4jt. i-M
next two years while at the
ONE BEDROOM —furnWiad apt., haat
same time moving Blue Shield
Hdudrd.CalHW-im. If
toward a positive reserve The DORIAN Restaurant
ON THe BAY — 2 badroom mddam apt.
position," Sheeran said.
ParatMan.34BayAva.,Ht.iiis. M
Blue Shield had asked the 104 Asbury Awe. Phone 399-9462 Oetan CHy REAL ESTATE — rantal Mtratary. local
commissioner to approve a 16.7
flrm haa a wall paying psallKn far a
percent average increase.
trlght. taW-itartlnB panon wflh good Restaurant Serving pihnef*^l>r;;^;
phona panonalliy. typlno ability and
Sheeran said he was able to
partonal contact aaUlla, FlaxIMa hour*
reduce the requested increase WEEKDAYS 4 P.M.-8 P.M. • SUNUY 3 P.M.-8 P.M. avallaMa. Call Slt-MTS for Intarvtow.
primarily by slowing down the
AIR CONDITIONED
Comptata raiuma and rafarancaa
raqulrad. . If
rate at which Blue Shield would
'^md^MM,
be returned' to a positive
HOMEMADE BIKIHS FOR TiKE-OUTT]
reserve position. Blue '•Shield Warran & Thelma MacAdams, Ownerhad
sought an eight percent
reserve charge in the premium.
Management
^BEACHFRONT BARBJUN*
Oct. 1-May IS, $1,695
- Our 41 it Year
The
Emily
Dining Room
715 Eighth Sireet
Thru Sept.
Come Once-
You'll Come Often
TASTY FOOD
Breakfast • 8:30 a.m.
Dinner-4:30 p.m.
Campbells Seafood Kitchen
3221 ASBURY AVENUE
AND
PHONE 399-4337
Mulford's Seafood Shack
21 12 ASBURY AVENUE PHONE 398-0622
COOKED SEA FOOD TO TAKI OUT
; - " SBRVIMOS PLATTERS
. Combination Seafood ..».."•» ..\.2.7O • 3.60
Shrimp Stuffed with Crabmeat.. >.,,..•.......... .3.00 3W
:.Broiled Scallops.. ..r...:...,.......::,.X-T.«-.........2.46 3.30
Br. Rainbow Trout ......'....,...:...... ;2.30 • 3.20
• ! Oeviled.ClamsO)... .V 60 each 2.70
... ' Deviled Crab .,.....'.'........1.65 2.55'
;.'''; Crab Imperial ; .........2.50 3.40
"•••:••. Fried Scallops.. .....,.......*.........'.. .......ii$5 ,' 2.75
- Fried Shrimp.....;:..... ...............:..^...t........2.80 3.70
. ir Filet Flounder f Fried)....................:. '. ......1.50 2.40
: Fried Clams..... ..1.40 2.30
; Fried Oysters (5) ..V....4.30doien 2.70
,,".-, Soft Shell Crab