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i pIf HAUE 12 — SECTION ONE THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY. N.J, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 28.1910 For Cape May County youth Law enforcement officials initiate Junior Olympics ByTOMSfiHAEFERX chiniaDIe organwatlons, iement, those 14 and under UITM which are reaulred and and 1 ByTOMSfcHAEFER charitable organizations, segment, those 14 and under three which are required and and* the flnala finals durtnfl during the beginning at 9 a,l a.m. The patrolmen benevolent wUl have to perfomi five three of personal choice. The evening. running series will encompass During the yew of the chUd associations and municipal dives, three of which are Ocean City Community Track and Held events will the 50-yard dash to the 440 low (1979), the Cape May County governments. ' required, and two optionals. Center will house these events be held in Wildwood on the hurdles with the long Jump Juvenile Aid Association was "We'd like to have a In the 15 and older category, on April 19 with eliminations high school track field on being the only Held activity formed to offer friendihip, representative from each city six dives are mandatory, in both beginning at S am April 2fi and 27 with all events available. encouragement and guidance ui Cape May County," said to the youth of the county, Taccartno, "Applications are according to Det. John in all the schools In the county Taeearlno of Uie Oc tan City and should be returned there Treatinait center eyed by council PoUee Departmtnt. or to the local police depart- Thli year, coordinated ment for regtati-ation," (Continued from psg? 1 * rate, McCarthy pointed out in payroll because of inflation, years, according to Council efforts by every police Competition is open to botti ttat to stay even with inflation retirement benefits and other President Woods, parking lot, department In the county sexes and age limits will tee tas, In constant or real costs. Trofa told The Sentinelalong with the juvenile range from seven to 1? with "I have dropped my legal dollars, on |100 figure would McCarthy told council that Ledger that he rant hU "no" probation office and the two-year increments forming challenge to It (the paving) have to rise to IU3, He said, there were no new services vote aa a protest to council's county prosecutor's office has boundaries for each group of but when the bond ordinance with tee tax increase, the per added to the budget, and it budget priorities, brought about the 1980 Junior contestants. (120,000 paving is part) (IN rate would actually be still came in 168,000 under the "I've been a taxpayer In Olympic! featuring com. comes up In April or May I Competitors must be at 1105.90. cap. this city all my life and I nave petition in track, field, hope to have written, Lt. Michael Powell was presented with the least seven years old by If the budget is approved by numerous letters from con- swimming and diving. documented guidelines for the March 1, the cut-off day for all Of tee 111 million budget, tee state, which should be cerned taxpayers who are Knights of Columbus Shields Award for his out- state Department of Com- "Our purpose is to have Oie applications, and no older only $9.5 million, or 85 to 90 within the next two weeks, living on fixed Incomes," he standing work with the juvenile division munity Affairs of what is an young people be recognized ttian 17 during the com- percent of the budget has to council will formally vote on it •aid. "They are concerned programs of Ocean City bv David Goss, Grand outside Identity and what Is a by their towns and peers," petition. come under tee 5 percent 1976 at the March 21 meeting. and rightly so. Knight of the Father Blake Council 2S60 and Frank city identity," explained said West Wildwood PoUee state-mandated cap taw. The Everyone who competes Councilman Trofa'a lone "We (city government) are Senn, program chairman, Tuesday night at Councilman Nicholas J. Trofa Chief Carl O'Hala, one of four remainder consists of will be awarded a certificate dissenting vote on the budget going to have to learn to start Daniels. Jr. of the founding members of Dayment of bonds, increases of participation. SoUd two- introduction was the first In 13 Wing the bullet," he said. the CMCJAA. ' "I hope to dissuade council Inch Olympic medals wtU be from this," he said, "and O'Hala, along with Lt, awarded to the top three show them the errors of their Michael Powell and Det. Gary finishers in each event. ways. They may have won the iehaffer of the Ocean City Ribbons will be awarded to Police appeal ready for council battle, but they may yet lose Police Department and Det. the first six finishers In all Hie war," Sgt. Barry Grasso of the Sea events. Council, by straw vote of 4- Me City Police, established Swimming events will 1, approved the Introduction the CMCJAA which pays all range from the ZS-meter of the 1980 111 million budget costs of competition and is freestyle to the lOO-meter and sent it to the state for helped by contributions from butterfly. In the diving approval. jf DINNER SPECIALS 2 Med, thru # Sunday '2.99 t BREAKFAST SPECIAL § Weekend* (Continued from page 1 > In Pleasantvllle was $10,000 similar situation in that they according to Boney. have only too cars on the Wednesday, and the police As of November, 1979, the sheet per shift also. When a will continue to go door-to- Pleasantvllle police had back-up car Is gent to Indoor today to collect as many switched from a four to a vestigate a possible crime, as possible to present to three- platoon shift which tare are no police vehicles council. utilizes two can per shift, available to respond to other "The Atlantic County PoUee "We have three cars but not areas of the city, according to Association has advised us toDie manpower to drive them," Bader, # Currently, residents pay an go to referendum for years," said Boney. "FtaasantvUle did It and I said Lyn Bader, chief of # actual tax rate of 84 cents per Somers Point police are in a hope we can too, police. "I hope council listens 1100. The plan would raise to the voters and let's them Out amount to 89 cents for decide on the qualify of their 1980. DANCE CLASSES SET police protection." The hike in the tax rate wag Advanced line dance necessary mainly because of Voters in Pleasantvllle classes sponsored by Atlantic two factors, according to approved a cap referendum Community College will begin McCarthy, for the hiring of eight ad- on Monday, March 10 at 10 ditional policemen, all of "If you assume that a.m. in the youth center, 6th, whom will Be on the streets, FullMtnu everything stays the same St. and Atlantic Av, Classes according to Richard Boney, Aviilabie and government grows within are free to persons over 60. A chief of police. the 5 percent cap, you must class sponsored by Sea Isle assume property tax rate The department will Qty will begin on Wednesday, must go up with the cap," he receive 1220,000 to equip, March 12 at 1:30 p.m. In the train, school and pay Ito new said. community center and is open men. The cost of the election Only 99* McCarthy also attributed to all adults regardless of age, the hike to the 1979 inflation #8325 Aihury rate set by the consumer price # 3990795 index. With the 13 percent Inflation ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1 Center 'rock hop' set The Ocean City Community Center, 18th St. and Haven Av,, win sponsor a "Rock 'N' Ren" Pool Hop on Saturday at a p.m. for all high school members of the center and their guests. There wUl be music and dancing with drinks and snacks and admission is free. * said Bader. The coit of ttie referendum here has been estimated to be between M.000 and |5,000, according to City Clerk Miry Lennle. Mac's Deed-Bid High scorer last Thursday at the Ocean City Card Club games was Al Moreau with 650 hi pinochle, Runnersup were Cliff Stengel 586, Betty Vaughn 565, Too Late to Classify Top Late to Classify George Alber SM, Settle After 554, Al Bayard 550. Bert Carpenter 138, William BEACHFRONT KINTAL AVAILABLE Jacob* 524, Anna OrfaneUl — Slop In today, SBMft L, Slurp, Rail itft 2100 AUury Avanua ind Ml 81, Dotlle McKrmle 519, Frieda Mali lit, Dolores deary 506 and Lou Scharff WE'RE OPEN For Your Dining Pleasure Eat 0ui....You Deserve it! off Per Couple ON ANY DINNER CHECK WED. THRU FRI. Coupon Must Be Presented NOT VALID ON CHILDREN'S MENU, LIQUOR, SERVICE PLATES - THIS WliK'S LUNCHEON SPECIALS - Includes Soup duJour or Tossed Green Salad, 1 Veg., Coffee or Tea WED. 3/8 Broiled Flounder s 3.B0 THURS, 3/6 Chicken ala King *3.50 FRI. 3/7 Baked Stuffed Clams SAT. 3/8 Barbequed Spare Ribs •S.SB i CLOSED M0N.&TUES. Serving lunchot tram 10 A.M., Dinners served Wed. . thru Thurs. 'til P.M., Fri. S Sat. 'Ill 10 P.M. :S All discount coupons upons txplre txplr March 28, l?80 l 3.95' ROUTE 80 CORBIN CITY 628-2641 Lunch • Dinner • Cocktails Cocktails made with Fresh Fruit Imported & Domestic Beer on Tap Wins by the Glass and Carafe • Wine Bar Live Guitar Music Friday & Saturday SOMERS POINT SHOPPING CENTER Route 9 (Ntw Rd.) & Bethel Read, Somers Point "Look for the Whit* Bear" 927-1552 Rffc—£: WANTED Looking for a } or 3 bedroom furnished year round apt. Willing to pay S375 including utilities. CALL 822-8688 or 1218014 Margate HILP WANTIB— stptrlaficad pans* fef Q€aan Elfy Mara e» Education, ilact Don JMnion, March 75,19*0- 111 SUMMIR RENTAL — •partmttil unit* with 4 Mmmii klfcnan, poftun, 1 ear parkins. FamlMM, cIMn, tptckjul, III tccommodllloni Location 11M Ocatn Av.. Call mnU. PawHnai, M» LOT FOR SALE — lofltend, 40 « N, OcMn ila. Wtit Av«. A1K1O0 MMM, Call OMIMMilif Mill*. Ml iUMMM KINTAL — Ssufhanfl, MMtrn 1 tuaroom. 3 MHt «pt. Mr MRASI FOR HINT - MM .»rw. MM. 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Salary cwnniantunM with (Kill*. ealllN4n«iftarlp,in. 14 OCEAN CITY — Lowly ISMth MdimiW (•mlly hotm en larga lot mm ItrMAM patio. lalMIIM porch, CM* to MM), Call May. Roturt L. Sharp, RMltar, tM.Vf4andM9.1W, H • STEAKS A RBS • OVERSIZED COCKTAILS • Port-O-Call 15th & Boardwalk. Ocean City. NJ. 08226 - Call 39»B81 $for HiTorroatinn 6 THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 28, MM THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N.J, Starring Bruce Derri PAGE 13 — SECTION ONE i ( " • A major Hollywood film set for production in Ocean City home ByHarkgoifer Public Relations Director Backstairs at tee public you relations office: Things happen here Oat you would For instance, weU known Bwel writer Seth Moseley of White Plains, New York, stopped by last week and left Merchants are issued a challenge ^, (Continued from page 1) vestlgate the parking situation. As he envisions it, the promenade will have welldeveloped walkways to convenient parking. It was hinted at the meeting that buildings that have fallen into serious disrepair could be condemned and torn down to make way for parking and "mini-malls" such as the Sea Shaw Mini Mall which Is now located between 9th tend 10th sts, on Asbury Avenue, After being told mat the best way to approach the project was through local GILLIAN'S WINTER WONDERLAND 6th St.« Boardwalk, Ocean City PUBLIC SKATING HOURS MONDAY — Closed (For Hockey Leagues) TU1SDAY — CLOSED (For Hockey Priciice) WEDNESDAY — OPIN 10 11 Noon, 15 p.m.; 19 p.m. THURSDAY — OPEN 10 12 Noon, IS p.m. FRIDAY — OP1N 10« Noon, 1 Sp.m,; 7:30 lOiOOp.m, SATURDAY — OPEN 1 *p.m.; 7:30 lOiOOpm, SUNDAY — CLOSED TO THI PUBLIC •OP1N- PUBLIC HOCKEY TUISOAV-J:M JiJBpm. ADULTJONUY FRIDAY — SiJO 7 OOP m ALLAOSS • PRIVATE PARTIES AVAILABLE Par Hockey ft Skating Upon Request 898-7012 Located in a lovely country setting, minutes from the beach and boardwalk. The Inn is open seven days a week for luncheon and dinner. Superb hospitality, generous drinks, delicious food and parking at the door are just a part of the pleasures you'-H-experience at-the Inn.' Gentlemen are requeued to wear P*,, 1 * faekett in several |=* " areas of the " Tuck&Koe Inn SHORE ROAD «ROUTE OMIf SLAV'S POINT»399 2244 Just minute* from Ocean City, Atlantic City, Avalon and lurraundjng are*.. EVERY THURSDAY Oldies-50*8 Show WITH THEN AND NOW BY POPULAR DEMAND funding rather than federal grants — which leads to government regulations and "leaves no room for Individuality." according to Clemmer — City Adminlstrator Paid T. McCarthy told the group ttat there are several mechanisms that could be formed to oversee the redevelopment once the direction has been established. A redevelopment authority, {or example, would have the power to assess merchants that would benefit Improvements to overcome the problem of those who wouldn't voluntarily support tte effort, A committee wag formed Tuesday night, which included leading merchants, municipal and planning officials to begin the process of forming a final proposal. Rabat said Oat if the enthusiasm generated at Tuesday night's meeting could be maintained, the project could be completed in m little as 18 months. "It can happen overnight if people get enthusiastic," Clemmer said. a box of candy for the staff, all three of us. We countered by presenting Seth with a SWsbee, Seth writes for major newspapers in the United States and Canada. Hold on to your hate- With March winds Just around the corner, it's a good idea to practice holding on to your hats. You never know when a gust may come along! But the real reason I asked you to hold on to your hats Is because I have some sensational inside story, scoop-type news! (Eat your heart out Trudy Halnm.) It's til about Tatoo!, a major movie by Joseph Levine, parts of which will be filmed here In March and May, The film stars Bruce Darn, remember him from 1ht, Ormt Ofltsby, Coming Home. Nashville, etc, A house has been selected at the corner of 19th St. and Wesley Ave. to be the focal point of the Ocean City filming. There will be a staff of 80 people here, working mostly on outside shots. The story line Is offbeat. Seems Bruce Dem is a person devoted completely to the art of tatoo, You know how surfers dream about finding the perfect wave. Well, Dern dreams about finding the perfect woman to tatoo. When he finds her, they run off to a secluded beach house, i.e. the corner of 19th jSt. and Wesley Av. to do the job. It is billed as a suspense drama. I understand the feminine lead was offered to Bo Derek (star of "10") but she turned it down because of other commitments. It will be Interesting to see who finally becomes the tatooed lady of 1980, The New Jersey Motion Picture and Television Commission helped convince the film 'Company to utilize Ocean City. Monks spent here by the staff, etc. will be a nice economic boomlet. The advance representative for the Levine Company Is Tom Raaano, an affable Phlladelphlan who Is adept at handling dozens' of details — everything from setting up Bruce Dem's aecommodatons to making arrangements for repainting the house on Wesley Av. In the past year, Ocean City KIOSK has hosted three film companies, first, a group from New England filmed Ida's Swig, a pilot drama. This happened right In the middle of hut winter's super snow storm. Then a youthful company shot a beach-fun type film to be released mis Wring. And now Tatoo — a major film that wiH be seen from coast to coast, Just call us Hollywood-South. Inside the census- Reports hive reached our office via the complete count committee ttiat some area residents have received several duplicate tetters concerning advanced census Information. Don't despair. Let's just say the computer has a big, generous heart Only a sampling of persons get the advanced letter. The traditional questionnaire will be mailed on Friday, March m. When you receive mis material, please complete and return promptly. It's important to the dry and you feat you answer the census, State aid, federal aid, state and national representation, andplanntng material all Architect Leun Ciemrner's concept of how Asbury Avenue from 9th Street north could look is shown above. r 'A\ K vs-- r.i.('' - -I Pictured above is another view of architect Leon Clemmer'i concept of how Asbury Avenue could be transformed into a promenade. 20 MAC ARTHUR BLVD. SOMERS POINT, N,JV 927-7777 The Only Lighted Dance Floor In South Jersey THEN AND NOW Now Every (/ W^^^^^^ Sunday 9p.m. THEN AND NOW Every Weds, through Sunday Night depend on census data. The complete count committee offers flyer*, signs. letters of explanation and speakers on the census. Call 399-6111. art. 288 for additional Information. Friend! of Music icore •gain. The Westminster fMnel nhoir presented last Saturday by the Friend* of Music of the Art Center earned a standing ovation, The committee, under ..the direction of Esther WeU, continues to provide excellent entertainment programs., .',• NeitontheblUistheAmatb String Quartet, March »; 7 Special package offered by the Regional TTieatte South Jersey Regional Theatre at the Gateway Playhouse In Somers Point, the ana's only year round resident professional theatre company, announced this week that it would again otter the pubUd a special "three out of four" spring subscription series. Subscribers win have their choice of three out of be four spring season comedies and dramas being presented between Marco and July. Frederick Knott's superb thriller, Wait Until Darfe will open SJRT't spring season on March 12. The New York east, directed by Susan Schulman, director of such put Gateway hits as Table Mamen, you're A Good Man Charlie Brown, What The Butler Saw, and Vanities, U currently In rehearsal at the Somers Point playhouse. Wait Unll Dak U one of 3rodway's all-time great thrillers and Is expected to be one of the SJRT's most popular productions. In April, Edward Moon's AkMmarkin MCMM tender and romantic drams; Thm Sec Hone, which wa» chosen us one of the 10 belt days of the 1973-71 Broadway *°n, will replace the Albee play previously scneduiw, Heading tin cut of Ute Sea Horse will be New York Mta Michael Howard who win te remembered by SJRT regular* for bJi role as th* frantic ft-. Prentice In What the Butler Saw lilt seafoo. Directing Jlii Sea Harm wHT be veteran SJRT director Dick Wilcox. :• The month of May wlU s*« SJRT mounting what is certainly all-time favorite comic "who dunnlt," ArmU & Old Law with the Bregd. way comedy, The Ovi * flje PUjwycat, In production toe month of June. :;• According to SJttT Executive Director Ptkl AUcen, the spedil "Three out of Four," spring iMifa subscription will go on wlrfet the Gateway PlayhooM tito week and wUl be avaltaftfe through the run of Walt Dmk, IPMtMtrMW FraMltttray MMtagl FarAHOe nr-nsi LONQPORT *LVO. IN MMMII Family and Friends witt relax and enjoy CHICHI'S Tavern Delicious Food • Fine Service Dinners • Platters • Sandwiches r-E-L :===: Package Goods Phone 927-1117 Rt. 9 & Mass. Ave. Somers Point, NJ. NOW OFFERING SUNDA Y LUNCHEONS % FROM 11-00 TILL 2:00 ! IN ADDITION TO OUR DAILY LUNCHES 11:00 to 3:30\ -SUNDAY DINNER SPECIALS MARCH 2nd | imperial Grab '6,80 Stuffed Pork Chop... ^ 'S.SB For Reiervanont Phone: 646-5200
PAGE 14 — SECTION ONE THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N.J, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 28,1980 Ocean City rock and roll *The Judge* renders his verdict with aid of an eight-string guitar COOKING WITH WINE •Iked Fish Salad To prepare four servings, you'll need; 3 A cup mayonnaise; '/a cup dry Sherry/ 1 cup finely crushed potato chjpsj 1 cups flaked, cooked or canned fish (halibut, salmon, tuna, etc.); ! hard boiled eggs, eorsely chopped; Vi cup chopped celery; 2 tblipns. capers; 2 tblspn, chop ped parsley; 1 tblspn. mlncid onion; salt and pepper to taste. Stir mayonnaise and Sherry together until blended, Aod v* cup potato chips and all the remaining Ingreditnts. Turn mixture Into greased baking shells or mdividual casseroles. Sprinkle remaining Vt cup potato chips over the fop. Bake In moderate oven (ISO degrees) for 30 minutes. Political eampalini teaeh ui that at) people who sfreteh the facts are not fishermen or golfers. QUICKIE QUIZ Q. I noticed the word "Secco" an several Italian wine labels. What does it mean? A. Iteeo in Italian mMni "Pry." Oftimes the word Is sa muen lirifr thin the other eapy en the la be I ant is Had to believe this is the wine's name, which, of course, is never the cist. OPIN SUNDAY NOON TO 1 Dim better with wine FiNlST ANO MSIT CQMPLITi STOCK IN ALL©PSOUTHJtRSlY M7-4422 Someri Paint —^———^~ ON THE CIRCLE r - ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ I U pram March 3rd to 7th, if IU MONDAY- Yankee pet Roast of Choice Beef with Vegetable Gravy, Baked Chicken Divan; •relied Filet of Fresh Flounder with Lemon Butter TUESDAY 1 1—i——junior Hot Combination Seafood flatter; Roast Young Turkey with Stuffing ft Cranberry Sauce; •raised Pork Tenders with Rice Confetti ft One Vegetable. WEDNESDAY Broiled Baby Beef Liver steak with Pried Onions, 1 Deluxt Shrimp Croquette* With Newburg Sauce; Biktd Stuffed Jersey Pork Chop with Savory envy THURSDAY- Roast stuifed Boneless Breast «! Chicken wittf Cranberry Sauce; Baked Lasagne with Mt»t Sauce. Crisp Green Salad ft Roll, No Veg,; •roiled Filet of Fresh Biutlish with Lenten Butter BRIDAY - Freshly Ground cnoice sirloin steak B»*M in Sweet ft Sour Sauce,' French PrIM ^Flltt of Floundtr with Tartar Saueti Bakfti Virginia Mam with Apple Fritter ft Pmit Sauce/ ©nt* Vegetable . Dally Special Platters include Roils a Butter, Soup du Jour or Salad with Choice of Two Vegetables except where otherwise noted. "Full Course Dinners** Served Saturday ft Sunday 11-t p.m. area news ^few Jersey Historic Site THi MAIN SHOP..,. Featuring fine men's weir by Austin-Reed, Burberry, AquiSGUtum, Dlkl, Corbin Ltd, & Chips by Ralph Lauren THE OUTDOORS & LEISURE SHOP.... Clothes for those leisure hours and outdoor activities by Pendleton, Woolrleh, Mighty Mae, London Fog, Izod & Thane SELECTION»QUALITY»SERVICE ty 9:30 to 5:30 Clowsd Sunday Donald McAvoy, Prop, Optn WftJ, ft Fri. till 9:00 P.M. He has over 33 year experience . in home heating fuel retailing and is available at 399-3868 PAGE 1 — SECTION TWO THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 28,1M0 THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N.J, ByTOMICHAEFER linger nails to the half way tuoso 12 string guitarist who to dance to, along with the . other than the piano to create mark of the first Joint of all lives In Deem (Sty and wUI drummer who was also often on because it has a ban, lead The Judge hae coma back eight digits are thick and soon be cutting another album lrft out," Mid Judge. medley (vocal) and rhythm with the verdict. The future li growing more dense. and starting an International The groove la described u • medley wrapped up in one," now for rock and roll, so get "Playing the eightstrtng tour In the summer. "The is- hard rocking, foot stomping, said Judge. ready. neck, I use the whole top of string makes the tlpe (of the hand slapping tune that If he chooses, the Guild can The callouses that extend my fingers to play flatter," fingers) caUouJed." makes the body want to become an electrical In- from the closely cropped mid John Judge in, a vlr- Judge, who owns the patent dance. strument because of Bareuson his double-necked guitar Judge can create such Sperry sensors mounted on and U in the process of ironing music through a fusion of past the bridge, out plans for a bass syn- and futuristic sounds that "They're the company that thesizer with the inventor of range In time from the *Me to nude the sensors to bug Ule Moog syntheisler, Robert the year 2,000, but can also Moog, has toured with Johnny originate ballads, one of and Edgar Winter for the past which Is scheduled to be the six months, fceme song for a French 'Life care "A guitarist is Just another movie that Is Dresently in its random player if he doesn't shooting stage. have individual techniques," All of his writing is done on said Judge, a 12nstring acoustic Guild 413 Historically, bass players with a reel-to-reel tape received little, if any, recognition for their talents. during his solitary sojourn "Now they're coming into composing. forward and giving a groove "It's the easiest instrument OM IBM 20 573/4 257 6/B 60 »/8 A. G. Edwards & Sons, Inc. WEEKLY MARKET REPORT Courtesy o/ With prime at DM percent ROBERT C. RQTWfOfJSE In several spots already and a rapid increase hi durable Being a confirmed Yankee goods orders for January Doodle Dandy, we admit with saying corporate demand for pleasure that we were teary credit won't abate soon, even eyed along with most higher rates seem just ahead. PRSISSy Chartsi Andre* Americans when our David- Yes, we are up the proverbial Taking a walk on the boards during the balmy like hockey team beat the creek of unchartered money Sunday afternoon are (I to r) Jake dnpont and Goliath from the North. market waters' without a Leslie Porter of Wilmington, Del. It is a bit sad, however, Quit paddle which should be a CO-minute game is about the provided by Washington, only way we have been able to All of these International get the best of our competitor and domestic problems now Serving Breakfast Lunch & Dinner for world-wide Influence, given as excuses for a bad ^Weekdays & Sunday 6 am-7:30 pm Even sadder was thestock market have been In statement by President place for months but were "~ Fri. & Sat. 6am -8 pm Garter to our hockey team ignored. that he was keeping one eye Two filings got the market on the games and one eye on to pay attention: A three- apparently minor problems month broad advance in the such as Iran, Afghanistan, stock market and the linkage VARSITY INN runaway Inflation and record- between stocks and bonds setting interest rates. which was stretched but can't One would think the Adbe broken. The correction of chili • Hot Platters ministration would have the past two weeks has been already had programs In quitebroad»shown by very operation months ago and not negative advance-decline I DAILY LUNCH SPECIALS QC, have to divide their efforts ratios and bad new high-new I Sindwlch,Souporli¥irioi *•* now between survival of our low figures. nation and a hockey game. If it weren't for the oil Daily Breakfast Specials • Takeout orders 318-1083 Of course, we are an opstocks, the broad based timist about our country's averages would be down 605 8th Street (between Wesley A Ocean Avi.) leadership. Many feel the much more. Stocks are short* country would be better off if term oversold but not enough, they devoted full time to in our opinion, to spark a television and didn't make a sustainable rally. bad situation worse by doing Stay cautious and watch for In Germany the grape yruvveis wtrt something. The economic lots of bulls to magically turn bothered by tht vagirits of Wiather news sounded like a funeral into bears as that U what we during the '79 growing season, march last week as the CPI need to get another upleg. We especially in the AAdsel Saar Ruwtr and was up 1,4 percent for still look for continued bad Rheinhessen districts where Vineyards January, a South American- inflation figures and thus a were severly damaged by an untimely like 18.8 percent annual rate. frost. The Mulltr Thuroau and spat selected advance when a And interest rates went to burgynder (Pino! Nolr) suffered con- more permissive en- record levels, siderable loss, but the more hardy vironment returns. Riesling vines held up fairly well. Favorable weather in the summer and fall help alleviate some of the earlier damage. During the harvest the much desired Edelfaule (noble mold) was much in evidence adding to the qualify of the harvest. The Riesling vineyards which were late maturing reported an excellent crop. The overall outlook for the German wines of '79, at this writing, is very good. In Austria a mild, sunny autumn resulted in the making of exceptional Auslese wines. The overall harvest in Austria Is reported to have excellent quality. This, combined with a heavy promption effort for Austrian wines in tht U.S.A., should bring a fine supply to area wine shelves Conscience is that nagging voice that tells you not to do something after you've done it. | OUR DAILY »3» SPECIftl S f Watergate," said Judge, This musician usually writes until a a.m. because he doesn't "pick up the groove Time is *frozen until early morning when it feels good," Helping Urn to pick up the groove is a long lost son, of sorts, embodied in his old guitar. Eleven years ago, Just before he turned pro, Judge pawned the same Guild Oat he now owns to finance amplified equipment needed to go on the road for experience in the field. Nine successful years had guide set passed when he was it on the wall of the same store where A new, 24-page Consumers he had sold it, in Connecticut, Guide to IndBp&ndgnl Livb^g his home state. for Old&r Arttcriosnj, "I'm good Molds with the John Judge and his band, Judge, will be star-1 published by Life Care owner who Is positive mat It's ting an International tour this summer, - Society of America, poses 66 my old guitar. It feels the questions which should be same, so I'm satisfied mat most dangerous drug we do," answered satisfactorily we've gotten together again said Judge, "And I relate life before an older person moves after the split," said Judge. experiences to this advice and into a life-care community. "It's an incredible Instrument agree with him." A life-care community is to record with." Located on the bridge of the one which offers com* It originally cost 1700 and top neck of his guitar is a prehenslve services, usually now retails for (1,483 without griimatron, a mechanical including medical care, a case or tax. The retail price device with a motor that apartment living, social on his 12-string, double drives little rubber wheels services, food services, maid necked electric guitar was made of soft rubber. They rub and linen service, scheduled 18,000 two years ago. He has on the strings in varience to transportation, emergency since been offered (12,000 for the pressure exerted to and security systems, aid the world patented In- imitate a violin, cello, or other services to older perstrument that only he owns. mandolin. , sons who, typically, pay an It was designed by Judge entry fee plus a monthly fee. "Getting the proper and custom made by a mechanical feel Is very Im- The Consumers Guide "genius" of an artisan, Larry portant to achieving Just the which Is being ottered free Robinson, of Alembic, Calif. right touch and sound," said upon request in writing to "I bought It sight unseen," Judge. "Again, this Is a Canmrmn Guide, Life Ore said Judge. "We arranged technique." Society of America, Perry specifics by letter and phone A mandolin can be and Iron Hill rds,, for 14 months." simulated by picking the Doylestown, Pa., 18901, Is The fingerboard of thethinner of the double strands divided Into seven sections: lower neck relays a story Of strings which are an octtve "Some Questions to Askbased on Greek mythology apart from its thicker neigh- Yourself," "Health and which Judge uses for Inbor. Medical Care," "Apartspiration, along witti ment," "Social Activities and Judge plays every in- surrealistic art, especially Bivlronment," "Food Serstrument on the yet-to-be- that of Dall. vice," "Costs," and released record Aratmu "Financial Stability." Unlike the popular image of through the process of over past and modern rock stars, dubbing in which each In- The booklet urges that older Judge is not pre-occupied with strument used in the com- persons Interested in the life- drugs, an attitude which position is played solo In a care concept "get clear and makes him angry with recording studio to allow a concise answers to the tough parents who stymie their completely clear tack to be questions in this booklet" if children from pursuing recorded, they want to "realize the best musical careers because of He plays the bass, drums, of (their) later years." Stereotypes. three guitar tracks, chimes "Dali said that life, is the Little League SEAVEA to pay umpires FONT - The SUTEUND Somers Point Little League 14 MbaHo.lniHn Association recently announced that it will be offering financial compensation for umpires this season. In a FUN move, necessitated by the lack of volunteer help, the little Leaaue will offer 112 FOR per game for plate umpires and $8 per game for base umpires. THE In conjunction with mis, the Somers Point Little League ENTIR will sponsor a four-week training program for umpires beginning March 17. This FAMILY program will meet on Mondays from 7 to 9 p.m. at the Tues.&Thurs. Jordan Road School (room 107), The registration fee will ADULT NIGHT be |10. Individuals not possessing either high school 7:30 to 10 P.M. or college umpires cer- ON THE CIRCLE tification must successfully SOMERS PT., N.J, complete this course. Car- SKATE TO ttfled high school or college umpires are not required to OUR MUSICAL take the course but are required to pass a tost con- LIGHTS sisting of little League rules. Fri. A Sat. In order to register for 8 P.M. to 10:30 P.M. either the program or the teat, contact Nick Regina at 927- Mat. Sat. Aftn. 5253 or 653-8440, or come to lj30to4P.M. room 107 in Jordan Road School on Monday, March 17 DIAL 399-4401 at 7 pja. f in the Somers Mansion ByTOMSCHAEFER Knowing that the New ' Jersey Hljtcric Site, built In m 1720 and deeded to the city by ^SraffiRS PODJT - The Fteence Hayday Brooks and ipmen Mansion, steeped In Lulu Hayday Smith in 1940, history and dear to life-long was a hangout lor children at residents of me city, offers a one time adds chum to the -•-- slice of Ufa to the bulUng. "My dad could hove bought it for 15,000 60 yean ago, and three vocals. Aramu* was one of the three musketeers who said that the sight of beauty soothed his eyes. Judge happened to be watching the late show mat night and the catchy saying caught bis attention. M "Faberge might use It forff me music of a TV ad*promoting their man's cologne," said Judge, Tneatrics play a large role In rock and roll concerts today and Pink Floyd's The Wall is the most theatrical and heavily purchased show of the year, I according to Judge. A 30-yanHilgh and 50-yardlong cardboard wall was orchestrated Into the concert^ ,A with members of the band9 ** putting bricks Into the wall during the performance. At the end of the show, the wall collapses and the musicians are covered with the stage effects. "The projections and images were fantastic," said Judge, "The theatrics cost 1700,000 so far this year." JM ' , While some people attempt/jr^B £ \ to control the Island or ahy'*'^ f other place, Judge wUI con- ^** tine "to rock and roll until the day I die or my fingers stop moving." 1 . of anal visitor. Time is fraen within and * wound It. •aid Balsley. Instead he built Escape the 80s and Journey where the Camay Gulf Station back for as long as you like. now stands. Enjoy the calmness; its job "The old mansion used to be jKw Is simply to be. theraited out by a widow that constant struggle against lived there. Then it was empty time Is cancelled. The for years and we'd run romance, the aura of standing through It all thy," said the test of tine is secure and Balsley. still burning, A post card from a Balsley It was meant to be. Just like photoalbum clearly shows the Don and Esther Balsley. mansion with a first and Could the original builder second floor porch ever know mat they would surrounding two tides that flay in the mansion together have since been removed. On ,JKW1 later marry? a bee In fee front yard, a for Wr*My Mends and I looked up rent sign k clearly visible. Esther's brother in a pirate's "That photo Is at least 60 cage and she yelled at us to let years old," said Belsley. him go," said Balsley. "We The oldest house in Atlantic did — after throwing pebbles County now appears as It at her pet poodle.* originally stood. It la one of 1 the few pre-Revolutlonary pieces of original Somers homes In the area preserved furniture, fine exhibits of 18th for its architectural value. century craftsmanship. What "This is one of two homes In appears to be a closet was the area used for Quaker never in homeaXof this time meetings In the 1MB. Theperiod. \ other home wag across the "Most of the settlers here bay In Cape May County," were Quakers and they liked a aid Dorothy Wertley, curator quiet spot to pray. These of the mansion. closets are actually prayer The house was built by the closets. In Matthew, Chapter oldest son of the original Hi of the New Testament, Immigrant, John Somers who arist taught his disciples to came to Somers Point in 1693. pray In a closet," said Wer- He purchased all of thettey. present day city in 1695. Thomas Jefferson was one "We think the house was of the first men to utilize this built by a ship's wrlght space as a clothes closet, because of the many car- To restore the mansion, the penter's joints found Atlantic County Historical throughout tie house," said Society made arrangements Wertley. "If the roof were with the Commission of inverted, it could become the Historical Sites, an agency of hull of a ship." New Jersey. Tbe commission The floors consist of thehad the drawings and photos original beams of fatbat, the of the Historic American middle of a pine free, and one Buildings Survey to use as a bedroom has all the original guide in the renovation. paneling. Hand-carved hearts The stones of the rear annei over the air venta of this room and the foundation of the is reportedly the signature of mansion are of a different an itinerant craftsman who locale and classified by the left his mark on homes New Jersey state geologist as throughout South Jersey, various granite and "My old tax service didn't including the John Trent sandstone boulders which are Photo by CurtHurfrn double-check everything. house Of Trenton found on the shores of the Framed by a stark winter landscape the Somers Mansion sits on itt site adjacent to the circle in Tile house contains several Delaware River. Somers Point. I shoulda come here last year," For air transportation NAFEC to fund three studies The FAA's National Development Division would occupants should have had a Aviation Facilities li- recommend changes which "reasonable chance" to pertmental Center (NAFEC) the Federal Aviation Ad- survive and escape serious fa Pomona will fund three ministration could use in Injuries, according to Caesar studies totalling $900,000 for establishing new or Improved A. Caiafa, acting chief of the detailed evaluations of tan- certification standards to erashworthiness branch, pacUurvivable air transport make aircraft safer. These would be accidents, he accidents. The program la to be con- added, in which passengers The •todies, worth ap- ducted under an lnteragency and crew would hive been proximately (800,000 each and agreement with NASA'l adequately rwtratatd, bad scheduled to run for 18Langley Research Center, time to^-and wsifld tmt months, will be undertaken by Under the agreement, been subjected to impact Boeing, McDonnell Douglas NAFEC will provide 1740,000 forces well within human and Lockheed. and Langley will underwrite tolerances, tfe ifiito sure m ttibroughiy understand your tax The objective of this f 180,000, The program Is . situation before we prepare your rttum. And then we program, according to slated to begin next month. double-check every return for accuracy. NAFEC Director Joseph M The contracts call for each Del Balzo, is fee Identification of the aircraft manufacturers • STEAKS & RIBS • OVERSIZED COCKTAILS • of structural features and "to develop crash scenarios H&R BLOCK subsystems of transport' for potentially survlvable (On th« Circle in Somert Point) aircraft that can be crash conditions THIINCOMI TAX P1OPLI DANCING WED. thru SAT. redesigned or strengthened to lessen the number of serious Vince & Rayna Duo Ocean City 398-2245 Somers Point 9271627 injuries and fatalities in Mh A Wesley Mi New Rd. impact-aurvivable crashes. Open Men., Tuts,, Thurs. Open Daily ta.m. -f p.m. -SUPER SPECIALS Fri. * Sat. 9:30 5:30 Sat. and Sun. 9a.m. -5 p.m. Once these areas are Identified, the crash- M0N" Stuak Burgundy • Wine eietMWM.asun, worthiness branch of « NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY NAFEC s Aircraft Safety TUES: WED: THUR: Short Ribs pm. Scnilopi & S Ul Southtm Niw Jersey's Complete Men's Shop Broiled .... Since 1933 Wi Invite you to shop our shop, McAvoy Clothiers PHONE: 927-7377 of Central Square, Where you'll find three shops under one roof. , i THE SHOE SHOP.... Fine men*! shoes by Florshiim, Billy, Johnston & Murphy, Clark's of England and Dexter 1 Specifically, the contactors will try to identify structural and subsystem failures that could hive contributed to serious injuries and fatalities and that can be corrected in future designs. In addition to the primary fuselage structure, they will investigate Mate, rartrtint systems, fuel tanks-'tip* * based on reviews and evaluations of FAA and National Transportation Safety Board accident records as well as data from their own service files pertaining to their particular transports tor the years IBM through 1979. The crash scenarios wUI be categorized for different types of transports such as wide-body versus narrowbody configurations and will go Into detail on crash impact conditions such as speed, sink rate, angle of attack and terrain. The studies will concentrate on those accidents in which 1 CHRISTIAN COUNSEL Tht Lighthouse Community Rev. Richard C.WIngate Call 391-6126 Confidential Counsel On Your Family Or Personal Matters conducted in a Loving and Supportive Spirit by our Chaplain.- "The Whole Gospel For tin Whole Pertoti" beams, number and type of engines, and use of advanced composite materials. SHEEHAN APPLIANCES Februai Clearance Fri, & Sat. Only, Feb. 29 & Mar. 1 FLOOR MODELS, AS IS, DEMONSTRATORS SOME IN ORIGINAL CARTONS un(1> Kitchen Aid Deluxe Classified ads bring results BROMLEY'S Inc. is proud to announce that DickSchmied is now affiliated with our company. N0W Dishwasher ?m $«»« *389*° 18 cu. ft. Refrigerator Bottom Freezer r4 nl Imw $ Hairstylestofit your Iffesty/e! visit your Beauty Parlor This Week Dorothy's BEAUTY SHOPPE 231 West Ave. Open Year Round [CLOSED MONDAYS] Call For Appoint ment Dial 399-4319 OoretAy Cox. Proprietor CERRUTI Beauty Shoppe 50 Years in Business ieauty Culture in All Branches cloiid Monday • BxptrtHiir Cutting 1019 West Ave., Dill 399 1394 Itttttiiiiiili 9 0 478 Etta's 5000 ITU Beauty Air Conditioner Salon RCA 19" Color TV rag $429.00 ' "Perms are our Speciality" RCA Remote Control res S6W 90 • * • Dill 3811141 ' FULL SERVICE SALON Quasar 19" Color TV reg $429.90 2 7 9 90 Console Stereo 20" Gas or Electric Range Fully Automatic 18-Ib. Washer reg $289.90 '219 177 SHEEHAN APPLIANCES | SwiwnWnt Shopping Ctr. (2DoonfromJim«wiy) 653-1695 90 90 90 Ditty 10-9 Sat 10-5; Sun. 11-4 MST Hair Stylists of Ocean City Kara-Lyn 390.4333 Complete Service Salons Hair Smiths 399-4351 Seniors • Save on Mon. Tut.,. Wed. We are a full serviceREDK EN Salon rCMtir gpMTMfi.fn. LlnwMi 653-20D0> Ofl IM JltNII OftnFtf.[il. STEDEM'S BEAUTY SHOP Under the Personal Supervision of ms. LAuniKE E. mm 1520 Asbury Avenue Dial 399-1575
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