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I a; f 1 \\l I it PAGE 12 —SErTinv ONE RUHLINGS SEAFOOD (bchimfHoy'iSaiO) 34th St. & West Ave. FRESH FROM THE RSHING FLEET DAILY LobJter Tails Shrimp, Clams,Crabs, Oysters Wide Variety of Fresh Fish •TAKE OUT Cooked Platters Seafood • Meats 398-6622 mmmmmmmmamaSUtbmâ^taWa^SJmk^mJtKSSSKaJSI^ 'The Only German Restaurant in Ocean City' Serve Yourself at our Delicious Salad Bar Early Bird Special SeiwdSim. ttra.Fri.fnm '3725 10% of! Plnnm with IMS Ad. Meet Debbie Dunn and Rick Grossman, of the Tuckahoe Inn. Debbie and i Rick are lust two of the many staff members who will show-you that iambus Tuckahoe inn HOSPITALJTY. With just a few weeks of summer few weeks of. summer left, we hope.you'll take advantage of.a relaxing meal at the Inn. We have prime ribs and steaks, fresh seafood, generous drinks, and delicious rolls and desserts. We have a tremendous view awaiting as you dine on our screened porch overlooking Great Egg Harbor Bay, or in our beautiful dining room. Open daily for luncheon and din-, ner, you are invited to come see us, meet Debbie and Rick, and sample our very special HOSPITALITY. Sincerely SHORE ROAD • ROUTE 8 > BEESLEY'S POINT . 399-2244 THE OCEAN CITY (N.J.) SENTINEL-LEDGER FRIDAY. AUCI1«T«. ; costs man $250 fine in court FRIDAY, AUGUST 26.1977 THE OCEAN CITY (N.J.) SENTINEL-LEDGER A man, charged with setting off a false fire alarm during the hearing and was held for the heavy traffic of the Night in Cape May County grand jury on with possession of more than 25 June 28 from 5550 West av. by Venice boat parade on July 30 charges of breaking and en'' grams of marijuana, waived a pointing out the car and giving . Her husband, John, charged Richard Cross, of Ventnor, was fined $250 and $25 court tering and larceny at Bert's probable cause hearing and the keys to Gerald Lovejoy. with possession of leas than 25 paid, the same fine for selling a . costs by Judge Edward P. Beach Stand and-at Surf and wai held for the grand jury. He grams of marijuana, was also Kozmor In Municipal Court Sand Beach Equipment at 9th was arrested on July 4. Also Sandra Lee Britton, of Blrd- referred to the Prosecutor for pair of earrings valued at $2.50, Tuesday.' st. Pinelli was charged -with held for the grand Jury was sboro, Pa.-, -charged .with further action. and Patricia McHugh, of 1157 • John R. Nieveen, of 119 Ocean taking five beach chairs from. Douglas W. McConnell, of assault and battery on a police Simpson av., also paid $100 for av., was arrested by Patrolman Berts and one chair and an Spring City, Pa., who was officer,, resisting arrest, A number of peoplepaid fines .sell —"ing a candle worth $1.99 at Patricia Boylan along with his umbrella from Surf and Sand. arrested on July 9. ,' possession of less than 25 grams . for violating the city's Sunday' L^.-J 11- 762 boardwalk. oTinariJuana and being under sales law on August 7. Among Sidney A. Goldstein, of. wife, Johnette, shortly aiter the Ricky Downs, of 503 6th St., George Clark, of Ventnor, the influence of marijuana on them were Gloria Pessano, of Margate, was fined $100 and $1§ alarm was set off at a box at was convicted of assault and waived his probable cause July .27, had all charges 8013rd st., who let an employee. costs for exposing merchandise 2nd st. a,nd Bay av. Mrs. battery On Ptl. Steven Parrut hearing and was held for the referred to the County sell a frisbee at her store. Both for sale that is illegal on Sun- .Nieveen jtvas, found innocent of, and sentenced to 6O.days in the • grand jury on charges, that he Prosecutor's office when Ms.: Ms.. Pessano and the sales day, and Chrisann Lay, of 3236 the'charge. ' • • county jail: He was given 23; aided and,abetted the larceny- ,Britten's, attorney failed to. clerk, Doris Bradford of Gibb- • Simpson av.,.- was fined the days credit on the sentence for of a Ford fhunderbird car on In other action, John J. appear in court. ' • ••.'.' stown were fined $100 and $15 same amount for selling a $1.79 c o s t s . • . - • • : ; • • • • . • • • • : time already served. • knife at 1260 boardwalk: Pinelli, of Line Lexington, Pa., • waived a probable cause Russell Robinson, of Louise'G. Klause, of 1320 Gwynedd Valley, Pa., charged Boardwalk, was fined $75 and HARMONY EXTRAORDINAIRE-The Duvafe $10 costs for exposing mer- ?rry Gross and Mark Sfoi»>ne ..»n K^«-> »u.^ chandise for saterand another $75 and $5 costs for selling illegal merchandise valued at $2.25. Mark B. Wiles,, of Delran, was fined $75 and $25 costs for arru's shoplifting a package of chicken valued at 74 cents from the Acme Market at 8th st. and West av. on July 22. David D. Orr, of Merlon, Pa., and Sean Nixon, of Philadelphia, were each fined $20 and $15 costs for molesting PHONE Meeting Rooms and interfering with Patrolman ForAII Occasions 827-8131 John Rock while he was attempting to perform'his duties LONCPORTBLVD. INSOMER8 POINT at 1109 Asbury av. on August 4. In an unrelated incident on the same date John Whereat, of. Philadelphia, was also fined $20 and $15 costs for molesting and uvais . 2K nd M3Tk Stevens ' •"" brin to the Mediterranean Room of theToint « j- L SUNDAY STROLL. Republican candidate for Governor, Senator Raymond Bateman of Somerset County chats with two prospective voters on the Ocean City boardwalk on a recent Sunday afternoon. Bateman was in town as part of a s gounty^de yisit,toge^co^^^^? v^rs| ^ ^ 3 $ $ ^ ^ - ^ ,: Come to the Happy Placet »TH ft CENTRAL AVE. OCEAN CITY TAKEOUT 399-0113 Restaurant "WHERE THE TOWN MEETS Breakfast,Lunch.Dinner Late Snacks OPEN 24 HOURS A DAY at every meal Breakfast. Luncheon, Ojnner.... rnakeeachaspecial treat in our famous" Saxony < Room at trfe Port-O-Call.Our delicious continental cuisine creates an epicurean's journey to lands of the Continent.... arid you'll enjoy a ''bite-sized" vacation with each meal. ' ,..'•* .. BREAKFAST—served six days a week from 8 -11 a.m. it's a delightful way to start your dayl ' ' •/•"•• LUNCHEON—served six days a week from i2«2p.m.Yoii will enjoy trying each of our luncheon specials, and our sandwich specials, too. " ; : DINNER—served seven days a week from 6-8 p.m. Enjoy, a wonderful dinner as you view the Ocean from our Saxony Room. .The atmosphere is magnificent-the food superb! Reservations Suggested. , ..•,•••••';.. SUNDAY BRUNCH — a brunch buffet with such a large • . .. selection of great food, you'll never finish i sampling all of them. Complimentary '//* coffee Is served in the lobby. NOTCiaMOTOBlNM («h* BOAIWJWAIK OCEAN NJ/SBfrtttt Fugee. Frederick Holler, of » •, Central av., was fined $20 and $15 costs for violating the city's noise ordinance by playing his stereo too loud. He was arrested at his home on July 19. Dinner Every 4:30- 9:30 P.M. beginning Tuesday, August 30, and bon ^Hft September 5. The duo recogSd a? quahty from the West Coast to SoinerePointWiH X accompanied by a four-pieceTbandL Tte Dfe catapulted into national fame in 1961 withi t S JSF"*"* hih ^ 4thiWMlej _^ Delicious Food ^ BREJJCFIST1 LUMCHEOMSERVED 1 SANDWICHES OPEN ALL YEAR LiROMEMiPECREESECilffil • r rattan Stivtdl Jm Mat Labor Day ^^BBi Restaurant. Take Home Dinner Service 263-3772 On "Ocean Drive" at foot of the 55th Street Bridge STRATHMERE, N.J. DINNERS ONLY I ML tin SAT. 4-9 * SUNDAY 12:30-8 Ocean Crty's Flnaat Raataurant TAKE-HOME DINNERS DIAL 399-4013 JERSEY CAPE ROOM PRIVATE DINING FACILITIES FOR PARTIES FROM 25 TO 100.til-JULY DIAL 399.1065 • CHILDREN'S MENU • FREE PARKING • AIR CONDITIONED MEMBER 1977 Hurricane At that rate, it would take 67 hours to get all the people out of the county. ' : Keeping all this in mind, the . Cape May County .Civil Defense has issued a list of guidelines that, if followed, could- keep tragic-fatalities to a minimum should a "kUler" hurricane hit the Jersey Cape this fall. First of all, officials say, get prepared. Check your home for loose shingles and shutters and over windows from the inside. When a hurricane wdtch is. ordered, officials say, you should keep your radio tuned to Concert With\ *. Paul Mann And His Orchestra And j Hall PAGE 13 — SECTION ONE 500 Bay to auction 30 condominiums : ,\ :: » A total of 30 condominium- (continued from page l) ignorance - could be trapped with nowhere to go it a. hurricane hit with its full fury after exit points are clogged • with-water. —''.' . .Growth tod presents disaster • control officials with problems, even if everyone were to heed an early warning. ' . , shakey chimneys, and clear ' . On a typical hot summer* jwur yard of dead or dying tree • weekend; nearly one million l i m b s . .-. ' .• • v : . •' ••'•• •.•••.. „ - , • ; . ' people are packed onto the . In your home you should nave Jersey Cape. At a peak and handy a flashlight, candles and orderly evacuation, officials matches (in. a protected con- have prelected that, barring' tainer) and, if possible, a accidents or jammed bridges, battery-powered portable 4,750 vehicles could be moved radio. . • out of the county every hour on Before a storm hits, learn the State Routes 9, 47, 50 and 550 locations of water, supply and on the Garden State Park- pipeline valves, master elecway.trical switches and gas shut-off Assuming an. average of valves in your home. If three people per car, that would possible, keep a supply of mean that 13,000 people an hour boards to nail over windows could be evacuated. and masking tape to criss-cross '•'.'•', •-:.:';"-vDinner ; ii ; 6tb:lO.?O>v' :: r/u;-v;- i:: i ; ;^^. RESORT5 INTERNATIONAL HOTa • •'f- ;;(forn^rly CKaltote-lfcd^ Boardwalk at North Carolina Av«nu».v:;/,''; >•>• :V -•'. l^rReservations ; '344-6(KJ0^^Wfe : an official bulletin station * in Ocean City, WSLT • and .ascertain that battery-powered apartments at the 500 Bay. equipment is in working order. Condominium at 5th st. and the bayfront will be sold at absolute Also, you should have a auction Saturday, September 3 supply of food on hand for. at 12 noon to the highest bid- 'emergencies. ders. The' auction will be Secure all doors, officials' conducted: on the. premises by warn, and anchor all objects the Louis Traunan Auction. such as loose lumber, tools, Company of Philadelphia by •toys,.signs, awnings and lawn order of the owner,. Tabor chairs that could. become Service Corp. " , destructive in the high winds of a hurricane. ° If a hurricane is imminent and' a hurricane warning declared, you should sterilize bathtubs, jugs, bottles and cooking utensils and fill them with drinking water. In a flood-susceptible area such as Ocean City, everything possible should be moved to a second floor.- : , . Since gas pumps at service stations can-'t be operated after the power goes out, you should ' be sure your car gas tank is filled and, when possible, get your car to higher ground where flood waters won't foul, the engine. Then, sit by the radio and listen for 'Civil Defense instructions. If an evacuation is ordered, officials warn to shut off gas ! y. :,i:^,1;.::i: ;.:. •..•,„•,.,•. Complimentary' Parking. n in. the 60-unit building may be suites provide all facilities for A one-bedroom and one-bath Onebas 1,040 sqoti» ; , offered at auction subject to vear-around living. Kitchens in plan' has 990 square feet of feet of ttvingareaandtbe other .confirmation by the owner. each, apartment have side-by- living area and a terrace of 148 haMj676 square feet. Each bas' The building will be open for side . refrigerator - freezer, square feet. A one-bedroom and a terrace of move than 200 * inspection every day until- the electric range and eyeJevel den plan with two baths hat square feet. / - -. auction from 2 to 4 p.m. A.oven, wood cabinets and*Coed 1,218 square feet of living area representative * of Olney waste disposer. Each suite also and a terraceof 183 square feet. Federal Savings and Loan has a laundry-utility room with A ' corner 'suite with two Association is available on the compact washer-dryer, electric bedrooms and two baths has premises each day to provide water' heater and cable TV 1.420 square feet of living area:\ information on the mortgage antenna service. "All suites are- and a terraceof 202 square feet.. .• • . financing of up to 80 percent individually, heated and air-, Another two-bedroom and two- which will be offered to conditioned. ' bath'plan has 1,428 square feet qualified buyers.* . . Facilities of 500 Bay av. in- of living area and a terrace of Thirty apartment suites. clude a swimming pool on the 185, square feet, . selected by those in attendance Each suite at 500 Bay av. has bay terrace and a lobby floor There are two floor plans of at the auction will be offered to a private terrace and many lounge for owners and guests. A three-bedroom and two-bath the highest Udders without have a bay to ocean view. garage provides indoor parking suites, all on corners of the reserve. The remaining suites • Six floor plans of apartment for each owner. FOOD STAMPS . . ' A representative of the Cape First Black general May County Food Stamp Office HARBOR VILLAGE will be at the Ocean City Youth Center, Atlantic av. between CINEMA 5th and 6th sts., on Friday, in National Guard September 2, at noon. In- Ocean Hugnii Arc 4 Zion Ra terested persons should bring 6 5 3 8 1 2 0 TRENTON-Major General Headquarters,- Headquarters proof, of all income, cash Wilfred C. Menard, Jr., The Detachment of the New Jersey resources, and expenses;.such Chief of Staff of the New Jersey Army National Guard. . as rent, mortgage, utilities and Department, of Defense, has After entering the U.S. Army medical bills. The Food Stamp announced the promotion of at Ft. Dix in 1943, Frey served . Program allows families of low William S. Frye, of Montdair, with an ambulance company in incomes to purchase additional to the rank of Brigadier Europe. He participated in such food dollars and thus improve General. , •, campaigns as the Normandy their nutritional standards. Frye becomes the first black invasionand the push'through. .home and leave immediately. "It's up to the people to keep aware and know what to do if a hurricane strikes," Friedrich concluded. . ' { Malts $2.00 CMfttK $1.00 The Other Side of the EVE of Midnight in-the-New-^Jersey—Central EuropeintoGermanyr-^-J Guard and only the After the war, Frye was Show Time: 7:45 second black to hold a general appointed as a second' KOC ft SHUN MMMQN officer rank in the entire lieutenant in the Medical Saturday Matinee National Guard structure. Service Corps. .In 1949 he 1P.y.&3P.M. . General Frye, a World War changed his branch to artillery 11, /veteran, . is now the and progressed through the Sunday Matinees executive director in ranks and rose to command the 1:30 P.M. A 3:30 P.M. DMLY 1:90,3*9. Kit Police 44th Area Headquarters in West' Orange upon his promotion to (continued from page 1) Zoning Cononel in 1972. General Frye holds several count so she has proper iden- (continued from page l) awards and decorations, Every, Thursday ad paying tification for cashing the -including the Meritorious adults wfl receive a free dish. checks," Longo said. ' lots, but not for 30 foot lots, Service, and-, the "Army Different setting each week. Since one bank used by the which will still require four foot Commendation Medal. woman requires a photograph, sideyard setbacks on each side. Upon the announcement of police now have a picture of the Setbacks for 40 foot lots were Frey's promotion, General woman which they are cir- chariged from six feet in the Menard said, "The' National Hackney's culating among banks, first draft to five feet and for SO Guard provides the businesses and motor vehicle foot lots from ejght feet to six opportunities, and individuals serves the agencies. feet.-Zimmers pointed out the must grasp them. best lobsters "Because of her respectable intent of the new law Is not to ~ appearance," Longo said, "few stop people who own existing in town.. J| businesses have questioned her - lots from developing them for checks." The chief said most comfort or financial gain. He of the checks cashed here were said the city is not trying to under $50. zone people out of town. Roy Gillian's He said that throughout All parties agreed that the Atlantic and Cape May new height level for all building Counties authorities believe the with the exception of those to be woman may have passed located in a mid-rise xone to be • 6th Street & Boardwalk hundreds of bad checks before designated at some later 'date officials were able to ascertain should be 27 feet above the curb • OPEN DAILY 10:30 A.M. her schemes^' W height. Zimmers said he was Featuring Childrens'- Pupper Theatre Nitely ' "We're checking throughout glad to. see the city do .away ^ the rest of New Jersey now to with' measuring building determine if other comminlties heights from sea level.since he Fun Deck have experienced similar • knows of no other community in operations," Longo said. - - the state that does so. Plymouth Place & Boardwalk Realtor Robert Ordille said OPEN DAILY 3 P.M. the city should, not penalize ...to discriminating diners like You. someone living at a higher' sea Closed Sunday level from having a higher • 30 Rides Between 2 Locations house. It's new... CLASSIFIED AD • Tiere_âs_wme_discussfont_1 VAIET PARKING BRINGS RESULTS about house trailers and mobile, Vstcyi 344-6191 homes, and those present at the Tuesday, 7^10 Haine Avenue & The Boardwalk, ATLANTIC CITY. N.J. meeting agreed with Zimmers ' it's the that this type of dwelling should be banned from the city. YOU'LL WANT TO NEW SUMMER LoveBug ~2unmers said there bad been The * SCHEDULE . some talk of possible home in Historic itlxviile development on several large Wed. thro Sat., tracts of land near the bay.' miTDISNEV Zimmers said mobile homes 8:00 P.M. to 10:30 P.M. Presents PftooocnoNS* will give the city a higher population density and cause some fire .fighting problems. Offshore SOMERS NEW GOES TO (continued from page l) POINT JERSEY. MONTE.CARIO MONDAY, AUGUST 29TH SMITHV9LLE THEATRE TICKETS: $8. '50 All Seats, $7.50 For Groups Of 20 Or Moro, Ceil I (609) 052 77 77 Or Writi; Box 999 Smithvillo, Now Jcrsov. 0820 1 One Performance Only — 8:30 P.M. You Remember Him As Joey Stevens, You II Love Him As Dave Boyer! IS :&^l!j|fi||i|fes|^ . said, "he assured coastal state Congressman like myself that he would enact rules and regulations that would address ecological problems." One of the major rules Andrus has enacted, Hughes said, . . was the separation of the exploration phase from the .production phase of drilling with the requirement that an additional environmental impact statement be filed between these phases. Other rules expected, Hughes • -said, is the requirement of the best technology available be used for the drilling work and I that' independent agencies be used to oversee the exploration and production. . "Of course, it's still important for us, (the House) to enact these rules legislatively," Hughes said, "because secretaries tend to come and go." The Flapjack Room •atthe Raleigh Motor Inn 10th St. and Wesley Avo. Ocean City, N.J. BREAKFAST SKOAL Served f rorn 8 A.M. to 1 P.M. 2 Eggs & Toast or 3 Pancakes BECAUSE • All NEW Luncheon and Dinner Menu • Dancing to Johnny Austin Trio and Rosemary Benson Tuesday thru Sunday ^ • Organ Music Sunday thru Friday by Frank Lowe 4:30-9 • Dinners served Sunday thru Thursday to 11:45 p.m. Friday and Saturday till 1:45 a:m. Snacks Available. ••'.,'. • Generous brinks, excellent service, ample Free Parking ... Nautical and nice atmosphere. • New Dining Facilities Opening Soon. . * WHLY LUNCHEON SPECIALS MS. FRI. SAT. London Brail . . . Knockwunt & Sauertrart London Brail . . . Voal & Peppers . Vtal tanldaoai, SpaeketU Baled Meat Loaf . . . London Broil •. . . Broiled Sea Trout . . . London Broil . . . . *2JM Stuffed Crab . . . . «1.95 Rainy Day Schedule Mon. Nights 8-10:30 Aft's 1:30 to 4 WE SELL SKATft. Dial 399-4401 Sessions Snpenrissd P • TIITOM SHorriNO ciNm.NORTWtno n» PAMHNO AT OOOt-PHONI M44147 CLINT EASTWOOD THE OUTLAW JOSEY WALES FeituiM OiUy 7:15 ft 9:40 Sot.« Sun. 1:15.3:25.7:15 « 9:40 LllfjEON[STA6E 1 A Comedy by Herb Gardner PIENTY OF FREE PARKING Curtain 8:1 S p.m. Reservations - 6B3-0SS3 A long time ago in o galaxy Jarjar sway. GATEWAY PLAYHOUSE MHMON* PHMTJWHU1C* KM«nOK* FeiUire«O»tt)f: 7:30 49:40 Sat& SOB: 1:00,3:20.7:30 9:40 Air Conditioned •B'my Aitttnum : . : Somara Point
PAGE 14 — SECTION ONE THE OCEAN CITY (N.J.) SENTINEL-LEDGER FRIDAY. AUGUST 26. law A KEEVER-REEVER BENCH — What's a Keever-Reever bench? It's one donated to the 16-34 Association's bus stop bench program. Here Mr. Keever poses with grandchildren (1. to r.) Brian Reever, Teke Keever, Cindy Keever and Cheryl Reever. __ •• • • etween As noted in last week's column, beer. Is a. relative newcomer to American shores, being ' first Introduced by German LmmigrantsJn_i840._Which "Windsor Station" Tues- thru Sun. PACKAGE GOODS DELIVERY SERVIC 399-0602 **lw»»V of Parking In the Back with a convenient Rear Door fah». -Indicates, of course, that beer is but one of many malt ' beverages consumed by thirsty humans since the days of King Tut-and beyond. This week we "shall define the malt beverages to further clarify and enhance. the enjoyment of the nation's favorite ball-park and poolside drink. BEER is a brewed and fermented beverage made from, malted barley and other starchy cereals, flavored with hops. ALE is an aromatic malt or malt and cereal.brew, usually fuller-bodied and.more bitter than beer. It is also-fermented at a higher temperature than beer with the yeast remaining at the top of the brew, hence it is called top-fermentation brew.- STOUT is a very dark- ale with a strong malt flavor, a sweet taste, and a strong hop character. PORTER is a type of ale having a rich and very heavy foam. Very dark malt is used to give a high extract. It is sweeter and less "hoppy" than regular ale. LAGER is a bright, clearbodied beer, which is sparkling and efferescent, brewed from malt-and in some cases prepared cereals such as corn grits or cracked rice-hops and water. PILSNER isa term employed universally upon labels of light beers. The original is from Pllsen, Boehmla. BOCK BEER is a special brew of heavy beer, usually somewhat darker and sweeter than regular beer; It Is prepared in the winter for consumption in the spring. The bock season Is short-about Eix weeks. •_ , 4 Close behind financial success is a man from the Internal Revenue Service , : COOKINO WITH WINE Shrimp Cocktail Sauce To serve three or four, you'll needs V/t cups shrimp or crabmeat, V* cup tomato catsup, V* cup chill sauce, '/i cup lemonr iulce, '/J cop dry Sherry, 1 tspn. grated horseradish, t tspn. chopped chives or green onion, V» tspn. chopped parsley. Chill shrimp or crabmeat. Combine all remaining ingredients; chill. At serving' time, place snrimp or crabmeat In cocktail glass; add sauce. • Mechanic to customer: "My advice is that you keep the - . oil and change the car". QUICKIE QUIZ Q. What happens when whiskey agesr . A. An exchange of flavoring compounds takes place between the whiskey, the oxygen in the air and the . charred oak barrel. Certain harsh flavors »n absorbed by the wood; certain flavoring compounds are drawn from the wood. Over ma years, the whiskey loses sharpness, develops Its brilliant brown color, and takes on a mellow flavor, bouqutt and ctflvnjfttrtatte. LIQUOR STORE - FINE* I AND MOST COMPLETE STOCK • IN ALLOFSOUTHJERSEY Qfith* Circle ' , Somers Point iIsQ«r4 .NataBJdettte; 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 following publication. Hickmans 1155 Asbury A we. Steamd. Whole LOBSTER (Cold)" •3.50 each (while they last) Dial 399-1515 ¥:S:¥:%W:^^ :: Simpson av. paving is set Work Should begin sometime this fall on the. complete * resurfacing of Simpson av. from 31st to 33rd sts., Mayor B. Thomas* Waldman said Thursday. . > ' Waldman, who' is City Commissioner of Public Works," announced that the City had 'received a grant from the State, Department of Transportation' amounting to approximately $25,300 for the project. The City will hav.e to put up $3,700 for a total of $29,000. . Child labor laws violation listed Sausman Motor Inn, Inc., dismissed. ' operators 'of the FortO-Call. . Motor Hotel at 1Kb st. and the ..The' City has been under Hyland said his office will call boardwalk, paid a total of $900 criticism for quite sometime for bids on the project on in fines and $45 in court costs far, since new homes were built in September 21. He said work on Municipal Court Tuesday on .-that area more than half a the paving should begin some various charges of.not com- decade ago. The City has been three weeks later, and will plying with State Child Labor ,after State, funding for thedefinitely be completed prior to Laws. • "••.., -• project since the new homes, . the bad weather season. • were constructed: . - . The corporation was found Specifications call for theguilty on 12of 31 counts brought Angry residents have been entire road to be excavated and by Brian Lauter, an inspector visiting City Hall on a regular si* inches of new gravel added. basjs* asking for. some relief- Paving plans callior the curb to „ of the New Jersey Department from the dust and mud that curb resurfacing of the road of Labor and Industry recently. plague the neighborhood during with a one inch base and'a two. All other charges were different times of the year. inch bituminous concrete With final approval of the surface. funds, City Engineer Joseph F. ; . . - There.were four convictions of' working miners in excess of eight hours per day, three counts of hiring a minor under 18 without employment papers,' two-counuof not providing a 30 minute meal period after five consecutive hours of work by a minor, and one count each of working a minor in excess of 40 hours per week, employing a minor.for a seven day week, and working a minor under W after 6 p.m. .• , 7. WARRYacht FAMILY RESTAURANT Fresh Food* • CookedtoOrder Breakfast 8-11 * Dinner 8* NEW FIRE ALERT—Joyce Lilly demonstrates Marmora's new fire alert system for employer Rudy Chiorazzo. The three base systems are located at South Shore Ford and in two private homes. The new system alerts each volunteer fireman via a home monitor which should saye valuable time. An apology A report in Tuesday's Sentinel-Ledger concerned a municipal court case involving Bentley Mitchell in a charge of employing one minor age girl at the 27th st. Deli at 2709 Asbury av. It has been brought to the attention of the Sentinel-Ledger that James Holman has been proprietor of the food place for • • * • / •. . . ' • • - • • - • • • Mitchell was listed In municipal court complaint as the proprietor. Apparently proprietorship of the establishment had changed hands in the iterim. ; The Sentinel-Ledger regrets the "inconvenience caused Holman by the adverse publicity. SUBERtftt A Full Selection Of IMrORTID * DOMISTIC . LIQUORS •WINES • BEER . -M Oftwraf* foe Cwy (Jcctulo* One of the East Coast*s Largest Wine Inventories . OHIO Wl» •WIKt»TSEri*HKri0niB W* Alto Han a full Ut» of \ SODA •MIXERS • SNACKS • ICI •BAR SUPrtltS El ntENummtMUB DiOrfo's emeu-; an.; Somers Point, N. J. Oancinq Nightly JRJ TRIO I cJllinng JOHNNY SISSUMS fn A SJI Nitrs WILL JAMES DUO Sun . 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Page 56 and 57: •flirty- •M :"iy;f-;v--r;: =-ff
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Page 60 and 61: . There has been a large increase i
Page 62 and 63: PAGE 10 — SECTION ONE THE OCEAN C
Page 64 and 65: A U G 1 9 7 7 PAGE 2 — SECTION TW
Page 66 and 67: Don Barton listed in Sports Illustr
Page 68 and 69: ONE Obituaries hat VUma local summe
Page 70 and 71: v.: .!;.'• •^V.H,,,..>V.«,,.,;
Page 72 and 73: • M :Ancient and huge were these
Page 74 and 75: \M. 'Si ' ' -1^. '$}•.• m PAGE
Page 76 and 77: n • -:• '• i - 111 II U I''}
Page 78 and 79: PAGE 6 — SECTION TWO
Page 80 and 81: - : ;sii Hie Ocean CUy Recreation's
Page 82 and 83: PAGEM4^TSECTldN TWO FRIDAY. AUGUST
Page 84 and 85: PAGE 2 — SECTION ONE THE OCEAN CI
Page 86 and 87: •'Jf H •••• 4 *!. The poi
Page 88 and 89: PAGE 10 — SECTION ONE •-Sixteen
Page 90 and 91: • THE OCEAN CITY . SENTINEL-LEDGE
Page 92 and 93: PAGE 6 — SECTION TWO THE OCEAN CI
Page 94 and 95: p P."•'•!•! ALMOST EVERY OUTD
Page 96 and 97: PAGE 8 — .AUGUST 26.1977 Your gar
Page 100 and 101: 7 . The Ocean City Sentinel-Ledger
Page 102 and 103: • • / If PAGE 6 — SECTION TWO
Page 104 and 105: •.-• PAGE 2 — SFPTinxj THREE
Page 106 and 107: PACK . • - • . • , • •
Page 108 and 109: PAGE 10 — SECTION THRFF OCYC raci
Page 110 and 111: PAGE I 1 — SECTION THREE THE OC'K
Page 112 and 113: ( - • • k ft- I- j; o> • i Ir
Page 114 and 115: 1 :••••• m ; Sea -man-Si
Page 116 and 117: P.\C;K 10 — SK(TIO\ ONE THK OCEAN
Page 118 and 119: PAGE 14-~ SECTION ONE: 'Wonderland
Page 120 and 121: MI IJ _ PAGE 4 — SECTION TWO THE
Page 122: ;;4' Accent on obvious ItfgJu to sa
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