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FRIDAY, MARCH ML IS FAMILY PIZZA DAY
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OUR DELICIOUS 15" r»IZZA $"1
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DAILY SPECIAL PLATTERS include
. Rolls and Butter, Salad and Choice of Two
Vegetables except where otherwise noted.
• MSTRY CHEF'S DAILY 3p SPECIALS
-Monday Fresh Strawberry Soft Ic* Cream Sundae
JTvesday Apple Turnover with Warm Vanilla Sauce
^'Wednesday Chocolate Fudge Brownie ala Mode
r Jlfcaraday Raisin-Rice Pudding Chantilly
ay Pineapple Cheese Cobbler
We Have Sold Over 32S.000Specials Since 1964
THE OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER
A one-man exhibit of life-like animal portraits by
Ira Mae Watson of this city is being shown during the
month of March at the Guarantee Bank on Tilton rd.
in Northfield. Mrs. Watson has painted many pets
throughout the county as well as this immediate
area. One of interest is Gentle Ben of the Atlantic City
K-9 Corps and another'ig Snooty of this city. The
pictures may be seen any time during banking hours.
Honors for Aunt Annie
She's 103 and appreciates
beauty of life around her
CORBIN CITY — Aunt Anrrie member of the Corbin City
Ingersol, as she is af- Baptist Church «ver since.
fectionately called by Even though she has no
generations of 'folks in and children of her own she claims
around Corbin City, will be 103 all the area children for
years old Monday, March 12. generations as "her little
She will be feted by members ones". Friends and neighbors
and friends of Corbin City do most of her shopping for her
Baptist Church immediately and keep, her informed about
following the Worship Service local events..
Sunday morning. The event will All of her many friends are
take place in Fellowship Hall invited to help her celbrate her
behind the church.
103rd birthday at the party
Mrs. Ingersol lives alone in Sunday morning.
the house where she has lived
for, many • years. She has
several nieces and' nephews New bank officer
who stop in to see her regularly
and neighbors who often_drop in
on her and leave he? some
"goodies".
Mrs. Ingersol lives in a
beautiful world and she says all
around her is beauty. She
watches the flowers as they
begin to bloom in the spring and
follows them through during
the summer and into the fall.
She has crocuses blooming
now. She also watches the cars
go by and can usually tell whose
car it is.
This octogenarian also has a
remarkable memory and can
tell much of the history of
Corbin City and Tuckahoe. She
was baptized in the Tuckahoe
River when she was .17 years
old and has been a faithful
T\
Dad always says
°"One man with
• courage makes a
•majority." -1
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HARRY'S
INN
A Landmark in
Somers Point **
Phone 9274131
NICK N4CKERSON
Melody, Songs and Dance
BILL CAMP
at the Piano for Oinner
POPULAR CREDIT
CARDS ACCEPTED
FASHION SHOWS BV
KRISTY MODELS
FRIDAY NITCS
7 P.M. TO 9 P.M.
I
Robert S. Fanucci has been
appointed as assistant vice
president of The Cape May
County National Bank, Bruce
t!
P: Dimon, president, an-
nounced yesterday.
Fanucci comes to Cape May
County National from The
Peoples National Bank of New
Jersey where he was employed
at its Vineland office.
The new officer is a 1958
graduate of Vineland High
School and holds both prestandard
and standard cer-
.tificates from the American
Institute of Banking. In addition
he is a graduate of the
School of Consumer Banking of
the University of Virginia.
Included among Fanucci's
civic activities is the position as.
treasurer of The Southern New
Jersey Chapter of the Muscular
Dystrophy Association and the
Boy Scouts movement in
Vineland.
Fanucci is married to the
former Barbara Giglio and they
have two sons.
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SOMERS POINT
NOW!! OPEN WEP. THRU SAT. NITES
I
2 I
GREAT
BANDS
MIGHT PEOPLE re " u " 1 " 6
JOANNE
PLUS! JOURNEY'S END
Your Date is Great on Wednesday
CELEBRATION NITE!
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Artist sisters to exhibit work at local Arts Center
The works .of Bertha and
Elena de Hellebranth, internationally
honored artists,
will be shown at the Ocean City
"Cultural Arts Center, 40ff
Wesley av., beginning Friday
evening •< March .9).
-. The exhibit will be on display
at the Art Center^s main gallery
through M^rch' and i_s free to
the public .
The. talented sister team has
1 been commissioned to- paint
portraits of many of the world's
Igading figures. They are
currently completing a portrait
of Joseph Cardinal Mindszenty
' and have visited him on several
occasions for study sittings.
The sisters work together in a
Dr. Jonas Salk, discoverer of
the Salk Vaccine., and Arch
Duke Otto of Hungary.
The sisters also paint landscapes
and Bertha is a talented
sculptor. Their work has won
socres of prizes throughout the
world and some years ago the
de Hellebranths were made life
members of • the Royal
. Academyof Arts in London, an
honor bestowed upon them by
.the Queen: ,. . •
International artists in the
true sense, the sisters made no
less than 23 trips to Europe last
year, one to visit the,King of
Belgium. They are acute critics
of each other's work and this
practice of cross-criticism is
rambling home next to the sea effective. as both have won
in Ventnor. Their second floor , about an equal number, of
studio over-looking the ocean, prizes in painting competitions.
has hosted such personalities as The ie Ocean City display will
Third marking period set
at Township grade school
MARMORA— It was noted in juice, scrambled eggs, toast,
the newsletter sent. home pop tarts and milk.
recently from Upper Township The Science Fair will be held
Elementary School that the in conjunction with the next
third marking period will end Parent-Teacher Association
on Friday, March 23 and report meeting in March. The students
cards will be issued shortly have been very busy working
after that date. Interim reports on their projects and should
will be mailed to those parents present an interesting and
whose children are doing un- informative meeting. The Fair
satisfactory or failing work. is under the direction of Gary
These will be sent out this week. Hoxworth, Science teacher.
Parents can reasonably The PTA notice will come out
assume that their child's work shortly and will give more
is satisfactory thus far for the detailed information.'
marking period if one is not Upper Township School will
received. Parent - Teacher be closed on Monday, March 19
conferences will be scheduled so that the teachers can attend
next week and will be held the a workshop at the school on
week of .April 9.
open-classroom techniques,
Mrs. Nora Kovens is the new William Maynard, ad-
Speech teacher replacing Mrs. ministrative principal, con-
Maureen Phelan who resigned cluded in the newsletter.
effective February 15. Mrs.
Kovens is a graduate of.the f'OIN CLUB MEETING
University of Kentucky and The Cape Coin Club will hold
resides in Longport.
its regular monthly meeting
Mrs. Kopelman's third grade
Sunday (March 11) at 2 p.m. at
enjoyed the study of food when
the Wildwood Recreation
the boys and girls had a break-
Center, 243 E. Rio Grande av.,
fast in school and the children
Wildwood. Refreshments will
planned the menu of orange
. be served. Doors will be open at
12:30.
CRAB TRAP
ON THE CIRCLE - SOMERS POINT
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Special Luncheon Menu $ 1.25
MONDAY
TUESDAY
MEAT LOAF PLATTER
FRIED SHRIMP
FRIED FLOUNDER
SPAGHETTI AND
SAUSAGE
HOT
WEDNESDAY CORN BEEF SPECIAL-
SOUP
SHRIMP NEWBURG
THURSDAY
FRII
SATURDAY
VEAL PARMIGIANA
& SPAGHETTI
CHOPPED SIRLOIN OF
BEEF
. STRIP CLAM PLATTER
STUFFED FLOUNDER
MANICOTTI & MEATBALLS
FRIED CHICKEN
ALL PLOTTERS SERVED WITH ROLL
& BUTTER
SERVED 11 A.M. TIL 3 P.M.
Seafood • Steaks
MUSIC7 NIGHTS AWEEK
AAon.thru Thurs. —
BILL BRONISON DUO
S. Fri. thru Sun.-THE RAMBLERS
Te 827-7377
£.
feature oil painting:;, pen and
inks and portraits, one of the
late "French Loveland,- a
prominent Ocean City resident •
for many years" The display
will be unveiled during a re
reception for the sisters at the
Art Center on March 9th at 8:00
p.m. . • .. •
"RESTAURANT,
THURSDAY, MARCH 8, 1973
FOUII
Y's
"Yankee Cookin'with i
Seagoin'Fare... .
Good Wholesome Food I
. plus Clean, Country Air!"
PLATTERS• DINNERS
^SANDWICHES•COCKTAILS |
PLENTY OF PARKING
A Pleasant u Minute D
1 rive from 34th Street
4 Mile North ol Tuc
HICKMAN
The de Hellebranth home in
Ventnor is decorated with
many Old World relics and
paintings by the sisters. In theplace
of honor js a photograph
of the de Hellebranth's parents,
who the sisters feel guided
them in {heir careers and artistic
lives. ; •'..':. J
| ANTIQUE &
1 CURIO SHOP .
ANTIQUES
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• • Furniture—China
Glass—Crystal—Bottles
''Largest Oyster and Clam
Plate Collection on the
Jersey Coast''
CURIOS—GIFTS
vahoe on Route SO
PHONE 628-2641
DRIVE A LITTLE—ENJOY A LOT
at the
Just 20 Minutes from Ocean City
RTE. 50 IN CORBIN CITY ACRES OF PARKING
Friday aiid Saturday Nites
DANCE AWAY THE HAPPY HOURS
with this 4-Piece
COUNTRY WESTERN
'The Country Strings"
ALWAYS DELICIOUS
KINGSIZE SANDWICHES FROM OUR KITCHEN
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THURSDAY, MARCH 8, 1973 r
THE
POW -bracelet' arrives home
There is another joyful POW
bracelet wearer who happily
saw "her man" arrive back in
the United States after six
months of captivity.
Cub Pack 87
hosts dinner
SOMERS .POINT V'The
.annual Blue and Gold dinner for
Cub Scout Pack 87 was held last
week at the Prudential Insurance
Company Building in
Linwood. A total of 268 parents.
Cub Scouts and friends attended.
The dinner was prepared and
served by Somers Point Girl
Scout Troop 330 under the
leadership of Mrs. Doris Marts
and Mrs. Peggy Eckbpld. Also
assisting were two senior
scouts, Nancy Marts and Cathy
Gaskill.
Honored guests were Somers
Point Mayor John McCann,
Msgr. Leon Winowicz of St.
Joseph's Parish, Chief of Police
Charles Gray, Chief Mike
Denah, county representative
and Mrs. Jessie Pegan.
scoutmaster George Stebbins of
Troop 622 and Mr. and Mrs. L.
Gilbert. Mrs. Gilbert is
president of the Somers Point
PTA which sponsors Pack 87.
Cubmaster Lewis Brannon
announced the pack meeting
March 19 will be on fire
prevention.
DAILY
DINNERS
$135
at
Sea-Way
Diner
9th and Haven Ave.
Open Dally 6a.m.—10p.m.
Dial 309-9761
Daily Specials Include Cup
of Soup, Salad, Rolls. Butter,
'"2 Veg.—except
otherwise noted.
FRIDAY.MARCH*
Prum Floundtr with •
Tartar Sauca
BM< Llvtr and
prim) Onlona
ShrlmpcrwU wMh Rica
(I) On Vt9-
MONOAY, MARCH II
Clwpotd Slaak with Frlad Onions
Davllad Crab with
Tartar Sauca
Spaghetti with (I) On*
Meatball (No V«o.)
TUESDAY. MARCH 13
Ham Staak with
Pfnaappla Ring
Rioaloni with (I) One
Meatball (No V«g.l
Chicfctn Cutitt
WEDNESDAY. MARCH |«
Sparerlb* with Sauerkraut
(I) One Veg.l
Three (J) Frlad Oysters
With Tartar Sauce
Cbnte Ravioli with (1> One
.Meattialt (No Veg.)
THURSDAY. MARCH IS
Breaded Veal Cutlet
Deviled Clams with
Tartar Sauce
Spaghetti with (I) One
MeatSall (No Ve«.)
Breakfast Special $1.05
MON. thru FRI.
Sixteen-year-old Diane
Impagliazzfo,. of 1316 Simpson
:av., kept her eyes glued to the
.television set -this weekend
watching for the emergence
from the plane of Lt. Col. David-
Duart, USAF. Sure enough':.his
--•name was announced and he
proudly - marched down the
ramp and across the red carpet
to give and receive salutes from
the receiving line of VIP' of:
. ficers.
Col. Duart was among the 106
prisoners of war who were,
returned to freedom Sunday.
His hometown is listed as
"Where the Town Merfs"
Canton, Pa., however, his wife
is living in Indiana.
• Miss. Impagliazzio was as
excited as if she knew him
personally. She says she will
continue, to wear his bracelet
for several weeks-until he has.
.gotten over [he shock of being,
returned to «+iis "country .and
family. Then she will write him.
Miss Impagliazzio is the.
daughter of Mr- and Mrs.
Frank Impagliazzio and is a
junior at .Ocean City High
School. She has been "wearing
her bracelet for about a year
since her father got it" for her.
County Office on Aging
lists events for Seniors
The News Notes publication
of the Cape May County Office
on Aging this month lists
several items of interest to
local senior citizens.
Plans are being made to form
a Stamp Club. Anyone interested
is asked. to contact
John M. Caville, phone 399-1505.
There also is a reminder that
trained volunteers provide free
assistance to local senior
citizens in Tilling out their
request for Medicare
payments. This service is
provided the second Tuesday of
each month at St. John's
Andrews heads
Marine unit
SOMERS POINT — Russell
Andrews was installed as
commander of the Somers
Point Marine Unit at the annual
installation dinner held
recently at Daniel's
Restaurant.
Others installed were
William Smith, lieutenant
commander; John Sullivan,
captain; Curtis Dilks, warrant
officer; William Merola Jr.,
chief; Earl "Pop" Brown Sr.
who retained the permanent
post of-lieutenant; William
Andrews, secretary; and Earl
Brown Jr., treasurer.
Mayor John McCann and
Police Chief Charles Gray were
guest speakers. The mayor
spoke on the real purpose of the
Marine Rescue Unit and
thanked, the members for their
fine achievements in the past
and present. . *
Chief Gray swore the
members in as special
policemen for the new year.
It was announced that the
books are open for new
members wishing to join.
Door prizes were awarded to
the ladies in recognition of it
being Ladies Night.
Library Association
to honor Mrs. Scull
SOMERS POINT — Miss
Florence D. Scull, retiring
president of the Somers Point
Public Library Association,
will be guest of honor at a
reception Tuesday evening.
Miss Scull is one of the
Library's founders and .the first
president of the Library
Association. The reception
follows the annual meeting of
the Association Tuesday' at 8
p.m. in the library; 747 Shore
rd.
M St art tMtnl At#., lial aM11*
•R^AKFAST • LUNCHEON • DINNER
DAILY SPECIALS
THURSDAY
Baked Lasagna. Salad and Roll
Fried Oysters
Breaded Veal Cutlet with Creole Sauce
FRIDAY
Fresh Broiled Flounder with Lemon Butter ...
Hot Roast Beef Sandwich. Salad. 2 Veg
Western Omelet
SATURDAY
SpatfietU and Meatball ...
Deep Fried Ftah Sticks ....
Creamed Chicken on Toast
MONDAY
Baked MeaUoaf
Hot Tvkey Sandwich
Deep Fried Shrimp
TUESDAY
Cheese Ravioli
Deep Fried Flounder....
Hot Roast Beef Sandwich
WEDNESDAY
Deep Fried Oysten
Hoi Turkey Sandwich
Beef Stew with Sated and Hard Roll
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