Sep 1970 - On-Line Newspaper Archives of Ocean City

PAGE 12 — SECTION ONI THf QCIAN CITY SENTINiL Lf DOf R FRIDAY, SEPTIMBfR 4, 1970
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ONDERLAND
• • PIER **
6th St on the Boardwalk
• OPEN DAILY »«. 1 P.M. B
pjLpji • HI •• mmjg
^'PENNSYLVANIA DUTCH
* TAKf-OUT *
— OUIENIE'S —
305 Ocean Avenue Phona 398-1556
llnmc of True Pennsylvania
I )ytrh ( unking
TAKE-OUT SERVICE FRF,E DELIVERY
• Platters • Chicken Pot Pie
• Old FMhion Beef Pie • Corn & Sausage Pi#
• Turkey Steak • Roast Chicken
• Roast Beef • Boeva Shenkle
ALSO SEA FOOD PLATTERS
Pies Made to Order
All Orders Hot and Ready to Serve
with Hot Gravy on the Side
Plus Hot Bacon Dressing for Salad
Dessert Pies • Shoofly, Pumpkin, Apple
Cherry, Coeowiut, Cheese Cuitard Pie«
PLEASE CALL ONE HOUR IN ADVANCE
Open thru October
THE GULL'S NEST
3260 Asbury Avenue
399.6589
Breakfast Lunch Dinners Snacks
Breakfast Special
Two Eggs, Bacon, Home Fries, Toast
90c
SUBS
Fourteen delicious kinds
: SANDWICHES
»*, Twenty-three tasty types
- FOUNTAIN TREATS
Breyers Ice Cream
Sundaes — Milk Shakes — Banana Splits
Cones 20c and 40c V,
Jimmies —. Free 'v^^rat
PIZZA ^
Newspapers, Magazines, Sundries,
Beach Supplies
Bakery department where cakes,
pastries and pies are baked
right en the premises.
FREE
PARKING
OPEN 24 HOURS
A DAY
"STOP SEARCHING
ALL AROUND"
.v
IN OUR 21 it YEAR
Award Tor
USAFR
d from
The in man bund will
prescMii a special prop-am
Hn!ut!Mi4 the "working men in
Afrli'nCH \ ill honor of Ijilior
Diiv Si'llTtiiin.* will include
"I've BeiTi Wfirkmij On The
H ii i I r iii cl ' ' , ' ' t'o whciy
Rhapsody ". a ViirietS" of ruling
sump, spiniuul »iirk Mings, and
select ion* from the current
Brondwiiy musicul "Priirlii 1 "
This apprsiriinc** of the band
ol the Air Force Reserve 1*
prf'senti'd through the courtesy
of _He;u1quar!er?;. Air Force
Ri'si'rvi' at Robin's Air Force
Biise. (leor^iii, and in
eodperiilioH with the City of
Ocean City The concert m fn*
:inH ,spi-n til the pflhlte
Flood
ihnunH fro
Washinuton and study "f a
fcrinnil flood pinii we*
i(itnmi«ysii)nnd by thi> Con gross
in 111(55 Only earlier I his yi'ar
Was a ft'VIM-d ma*«f^ approved
by thp President
Acforriinjj I" the plan, the
President mi longer declares an
ilreii with flotid 11191 rancn a
disasU'f ari>a Hf mpri'ly
appropnatps pari of the federal
disaster funds for use by
insufancp companies writing
the flood insurance
Stretch said his j«b is to take
care of his CliPnts. "Since the
city is one of my clients, I will
do everything I can to change
the law to include municipally
owned property under the
National Flood Insurance
Art," Stretch stated
1071
continued from page I
been "hush hush" about the
eontrovereiaJ "blanket" law.
One Commissioner was heard
saying, "What ordinance
1071?" Mayor Robert L. Sharp
said a public notice will be
inserted in this paper when the
city deeld»s to act on th«
ordinance Nobody is holding
his breath
The consents around town
is that the ordinance will die a
natural death, or will be
• watered down so as to be
nearly ineffective. At any rate
1071 is not likely to be passed
in its original form.
DPW
continued from page 1
S421 28 to $48,08 Burman
estimated 16 trashmen work
for the city year around, and
40 during the summer months
Overtime payments for extra
work were started in 1967
when Simpson took office. The
Commissioner said in years
past men were given time off
for extra hours workerrduring
the summer months, Simpson
said little was accomplished in
the winter with most of the
men off.
Burman said the city Is also
saving money by using
temporary employees to run
_yacuuni cleaners on the
""boardwalk, "Experienced
permanent employees would
get overtime for the work, but
temporary workers get a
straight hourly rate," Dgrtnan
ssaid.
In the summer, Burman said,
approximately 40 employees
work Saturdays and Sundays
He said three foremen are there
to supervise the work and these
are alternated on a regular
basis Overtime totals will drop
to nothing after this weekend,except
when (now removal is
required in the winter months,
the deputy commissioner said.
Ceiling eased
on city bonds
Orrimiince \()TJ
first ri'ndmi:
C u m m i * s i n n
Wi'dnrsdnt, iimi'
earlier nrdmanri's
rimiovos any limiiis
iidnpii
;il O'y
Williamj' campaign
in rtsort Saturday
three
Illal 'I
mf the
Democratic Senator
Harrison A Williams will visii
Cape May County and Ocean
City Saturday in his bid for
re election to another term in
the U S Senate, Democratic
Freeholder Candidate William
H Woods has announced.
Woods said Williams will be
present at a press conference
Ireakfast at Angle and Lloyd s
Restaurant in Wlldwood He
will tour the Wildwoods from 9
a.m. to noon.
Willimns will visit Ocean
City and participate in a
motorcade through town from
I 2:30 to 2 p.m.
1 SNACK SHOP j
BETWEEN 2nd 4 3rd I
DELANCEr OFF iOAROWALKl
TO SMVI you e a.m. • in p,nij
BREAKFAST
BULK ICE CREAM
FRESH PASTRIES
| ITALIAN WATER KB
HAMBURGERS
I NEWSPAPERS DAILY
5
Dad always says: i
"We build
the ladder
by which
we rise"
HARRY'S
INN
A Landmark in
Semen Point
Our New Pharw fl741.ll
CREDIT CARDS
ACCEPTED
Dine and Dance Right Here
m Ocean City this Saturday Nite
at the
Crosswinds Hotel - Motel
on the Boardwalk between 3rd St. & Park PI,
• THE ORIGINAL
PAOANO'S PIZZAS
• TAKE-OUT SPECIALS
• PRIME RIBS OF BEEF
• CHOICE STEAKS
Phone 39S.132Q
• SEAFOOD SPECIALS
• SPAGHETTI »nd RAVIOLI
• CHICKEN PARMIOIAN
• HALF CHICKEN
IN BASKET
BREAKFAST 8 to 11; DINNERS from S P.M.
SUN. from 12 Noon
Open to the Public Daily, Free Puking Alwayi
£
S
Glenside driver fined
$110 on two charges
An I'ldeih (ili'iiside. Pii r ii i i-I e J,* drlvinc «n (I
Html p.'iul ,! l.il.il nl $1111,HI I'll ;md run Owens enten-d II
sever.il niiil.n vehicle chariies U"il'V Pli'n I" ciiri less drivinij
incliiiimij imp,fired dnviinj m ini1 *•"> llm ' (l S-" and $S
triillic Msuiin ,il Munieipnl '' llli|jl " l-:iw
i«tHblishin|i any limilalion on
thi 1 I or
ran- nf inten'st paynhlf >>n
btinds or notes issued hy ;i
municipality The new law will
make thr city'f> ntsti'K rnnrn
irnpureii In fhrihni ifn Au nisi
H hyhftrolmun D..n,el Money
causing an iiccinent They iire
Sflleablp whim th*' lime c>mii^
td (•••nd them
1 he three ordinance*
amendfd bv the new law ure
capital i m p r n v e m e n t
ordinanciis providing for the
purrhas*' of heavy equipmenl
and for miljor repairs in ril\»
biiiidings
The new ordinance prrmiu
the new interest Rite in he
determined by sub^-queh!
resolution by ihe
Comrntesioners However. II
rriay not exceed the legally
permissible rate at the tilru- i?f
their issuance.
The ordianances arriended
by the new law are ! 0^2.
]f)2S, and 1046
Wlllliim S ill I i!lh M .iiitl Centiiil ;n He
Wiif, fined $7.'i ,'md Sin couii
filStj, l)\ Millll, 1(1.,1 .Uidu"
!siiiy!-r who hiiS 1 f),-i.;in
**
n^vt'r w'nn :i mrdal Hi il 'iurtirip
piimprnii.iii This m>w priii;rarn
W^IM IMilNlhd !n jrivj. Ihrsii
« II » I p r > in m p I" 1 I I I (1 n
mvidvrmi nl nil i hi II ,iuri Icvol
While' ih.' u'ifl.1. will all
fnmpi'ti' in^i'ihi'r Ihr hiiys an'
dividr-d iniii fhrc'r iit,'*- tfrnups,
13 In 11 II in 1 J. i,nd uriripr
10
GIBERSON'5
NEW DINER
A RESTAURANT
$1 .00
Daily
Specials
1 INCT.UDE'SAT & SI'N.
SERyED II A M, TO i)l'M
PLEASANTVILLE
Black Horse Pike at
New Road on Rt, 40
ATLANTIC CITY
Atlantic & Ohio Aves,
SOMERS POINT
1 I McArthur Blvd.
FRIDAY
SEPTEMBER 4
Baked Stuffed Flounder
witti Crabmear
Boiled Whiting. Parsley
Butter Sauce
Broiled Choice Chopped
Sirloin Steak. Drown Gravy
SAT, & SUN.
SEPTEMBER 5, 6
Veal Cutlet Parmlglan and
and Spaghetti, no veg.
Braised Short Rib el Beef,
Horseradish
Crab Cakt Imperil, '
Tartar Sauce
MONDAY
SEPTEMBER 7
Baked Stuffed Perk Chop,
Brown Gravy
Creamed Chicken A
Mushroom on Pastry Shell
Pried Oysrerj, Cocktail
Sauce
TUESDAY
SEPTEMBER 8
Corned Beef, Cabbage and
Belled Potato, ne vog.
Reaif Sprini Leg ef Lamo
Sruffing, I veg,
Mushreem Cheeso Omalotto,
WEDNESDAY
SEPTEMBER 9
Breaded Park Tenderloin
Tipi, Tomato Sauce
Grlllod Baby Baof Liver,
Fried On/oni
Chicken Chow Meln, Rice
and Noodloi, no veg.
THURSDAY
SEPTEMBER 10
Southern Pried Chlckon,
Spiced Apple Rings
Baked Italian Msnitettl and
Me»tb»ll, no veg.
Fried Flounder Filler,
Tartar Sauce
'FOR ADDITIONAL We SOUP
AND COFFEE, CHOICE OF
DISSERT
^obetct
OPEN 8 to 8
7 DAYS A WIfK
FI.SHKRMANS WHARF. CAPE MAY, N j
PHONE 884.829(1
Open Monday thru Saturday
5 P. M. to 10 P M
Open Sunday 2 P. M to 10 p. M
COFFEE SHOP Open 7 Dayf
6AM to 10 P M.
Open Ml Year (1
hXTT NO 0
STATE PARKWAY
MILLS RESTAURANT
BRIAKPAST • LUNCH • DINNfR *
3325 Asbury Av»., Oc«an City
-— DIAL 399-0795
DILICIOUS FOOD • SiNSIILY PRICID
FOUR V'S
RESTAURANT
'.«..• 34fi Si m
PlATTiRS • DINNERS » COCKTAIIS
TASTY SANDWICHiS
OF JABKINO FHONI 67B3441
DINING ROOM WILL CLOSI SATURDAY, SEPTIMSIR SHi
THE
ON THE BtACM AT Jht ST, . AVALON, N, J.
* Breakfast end Peolside Lunch Every Day
* Dinners Every Nite (Except Sunday) - 5 to 10
* Music Every Nite
* AAef Ehrin Entertains At the .Piano
Mon. • Tues. - Thurs. - Fri, & Sat,
* Red Hughes Combo Saturday Nites
* Wednesday Nite Discotheque 10 to 2
* Sunday Afternoon Discotheque
f" M "***FRID»ArNITE^POOLsiM # CUMTAKi W# * W
t Ch|ekon - Glims - Lobster • Potato • Shrimp • Onion • Corn • Scallop
t $3.00 PER PfRSON
t On Case ef Rain Clam Bake Will Be Held Indoors
• — POOLSIDE BAR WILL Bi OPfN —
•• . . H».
PHONB ?673426
EVERY DAY BfiCMfi MORE EXTRAORDINARY
in the
Historic
TOWNEofSMITHVIILE
New Jersey
,.*' v;
Fred and Ethel Noyes, Possessors
BUFFET LUNCHEONS and SERVED LUNCHEONS
DINNERS EXTRAORDINARY
Dine By Candlelight
In The plow
of an Earlv American Inn
YEAR 'ROUND EXCITEMENT
QUAIL HILL LANTERN LIGHT
Historic SMITHVILLE INN
3B EIGHTEENTH CENTURY SHOPS and RESTORED BUILDINGS
Juit a *horf riif* from Ottan City (North en U. S. Rout* f
For Dinner Reiervationi PleaM none 641.777?
FRIDAY, SiPTiMBIR 4, 1970 THE OCiAN CITY SiNTINIL-LgDOfR
Matter of timing
If you file your change
of sddreu with the
Sentinel-Ledgiif businiigs
office two weeks in
sdvajiet? of your rrsovn. wv
c»n gee that you got your
weekly iuve without
interruption Phono
399-8411
.Hr-iiuU oh Visit
Mix EIIMII' SeouLs VIM ted the
'lciichlnini hnmi 1 of Man It
iJciiUrh .Ir . ii( 3S37 Central
i»v , un VVt'dni'sday and
"ThurMduy this wtn'k The §cpu£^
nil nimi' ffom Ihn Cherry Hill
jirt'o and bi'iunii La J^utuch's
(mop ihi'rti Joutsch, nnce an
Eagle Scout, parni'd 'he_ highlit
iiwurri in M>iiuting. tho Order of
ih* 1 Arruw
PIMNEKS
€EEVfiP FROM 4 PM
Gal! 263-3S17
e UIM.O u*o sm«TM
COn OMBU P»i»t t*(-i«.« Sn iile Crty A OUmv.
OPEN 7 DAYS A WEBK
.^•i^^Jjjj^
Y MARTI
m • (N SOMERS POINT •
» OUR 25th ANNtVBRMARY
1
TONITil TONITE!
ANOTHER GREAT
CELEBRATION
3 — BANDS — 3
• MAGNIFICENT 7
• KORREKSHUN
^ • THE SURPRISE
"Between Sips
by John
AM mentioned last week,
i/ermouth is aromati»«d wine
flavored with htrhg, floweri,
seedu and pther aromatics.
Although the name dfrives
from the German vninnuth its
first use cpmmereiiiJly Is
credited to Antonio Benedetto
Carpano ef Torino, Italy, who
In 1778 (a famUiar date) used
the white Piedmont wines of
his northern province and
produced a blttergweet
vermouth. About 1800 Louis
Noilly of Lyon. France, usin| the thin Herault wines of
French Midi, developed a drier vermouth. Almost two
cnturins have »ince passed into history, but the nature and
quality of theM tvo vermouths remain basically the wme:
Italy has the "iweet" typ«, and France thi "dry _And the
ehotee of which for what cocktail has been a burden and •
pu^lement for countless legions of hardworking barkeep!
ta the decades since. The French (dry) vermouth by law
mud consist of it least 80 percent wine. Sugar may b,
Aded for mildness, The very dry Clairettes and Picpouli
White wines are used, sometimes mined with Algerian
Orensche. The Italian (sweet) vermouth is made from
Wither bland wines that are infused with herbs roots setdi
mid a little quinine. Carmin* it added for color. UMe tne
French vermouth, aging is for two or more years.
Golf Is like tuH- you driv« hard to get to
the peen, then wind up in the hole,
BAKED ONIONS IN
SHERRY CREAM SAUCE
2 cms (about 1 1b, eaflh) small cooked onions
1 cup ll^it cream
1/8 cup Sherry
1/2 teaspoon 1111
1/8 teMpoon pepp«r
8 tabteipooni butt«r or marpnne
1/8 cup grated sharp cheddM ehe«e
Drain onion.; wringi in ihallow bakini dish. OomhiM
C M , sherry, salt and pepper, pour over onion.. Dot with
butter or margarine. Sprinkle with che«se. Cover, bake in
moderate oven 360 deirees, 20 minutai. Makes 6 MrVingi.
* # *
They say bright eyM indicate curiosity. So do
black eyWl
QUICKIE QUIZ
Q.IitheRlediniitableordeMertwine?
A.TaWe wine. It la « dry. tfcorouihly tart
white wtai mad* from the Riesling g»P«,
on» of the world 1 ! pert white wine grapes.
The Biertlng piodueei ill ot the Mowllei
Md most of the Rhine WinM. The RitdiBg
of AlM0« U a elawio iteel whit* win*, quite
dry, conWVred the "kin|" of the Al«t!*n
wines. It U the g»nerle niime of a dry,
white, thoroughly tart, U. S. wine made
from the Riesling grape.
LEARN A WINS A WEEK
B\ROLO - Conridered by many to b« the fineit lultan
Md wine. Pull-bodied with a ruby-red eolor, it «• nchta
ffahal but 1* soft and velvety with an unmistakable viotot
bouquet
CIRCLE
LIQUOR STORE
BENEFIT SHOPPERS Oramus makers exhibited articles for sale at the benefit
staged Saturday and Sunday Shoppers above make selections from the displays set
up in a tree shaded outdoor area Senior Photos
.flSST IN SHOW . Nancy Marts holds her ceramic
piece, Friar Tuck, which won the Best in Show award at
the benefit ceramic show and sale staged Saturday and
Sunday by the Friday Evening Class at MarJay's
Ceramic School. Proceeds went to the Milton
Vanderhoff Benefit Fund.
CONEY'S
INC
34TH STREET
ON JOOWVni 11VD ONE MILE HIQK BBDOI
LIQUOR.
STORE
OPEN ALL DAY
LABOR DAY
OPIN WEHDAYS
9 AM TO 10 PM
NO BALES ON IUXDAY
BAR &
COCKTAIL
LOUNGE
OPEN 9 AM
DIAL 399=9851
Make your RESERVATIONS NOW in
THE SURF ROOM
* PRIVATE PARTIES (Up to 75)
ie ORGANIZATIONS * CLUBS
ir PRIVATE ENTRANCE & BAR
BUFFET SERVICE AVAILABLE
if PHONE 399-4906 if
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