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Casting continues for "Three Angels
Work is progressing for the
two-night presentation of "My
Three Angels" April 29 and 30.
The ^production is being
sponsored by the Exchange'
Club and will be given in the
high school auditoriurn withcurtain
time both nights at "8
p.m. It is being directed by
Helen Hichter and Joan Bryson
is serving.as producer.
The story centers' around'
three convicts who come to the -
aid. of a family. For the next
three weeks .brief biogs of
members of the cast will' be
given along with photos of
them.
This week's cast characters
are Jants Gunther,' Judy
Becotte and Fred Benson.
Miss Gunther fills the role of
Marie Louise, the daughter. A
true shore native, she was born
in Vent nor and raised in
1111 STREET art ISIURT HEINE
Longport. A graduate of Holy
Spirit High School, she attended
Humboldt Institute ' in Minneapolis,
Minn., and Atlantic
Community College. .
Miss. Gunther is a former
Miss Longport and in that role
participated iirttteTJedication of
the Atlantic City Expressway.
She has performed in high
school plays and the South
Jersey Gas Company,
production of "Laugh In." She
also has been featured in
photographic advertisements
for the South Jersey Gas
Company.
Judy Becotte who is filling
the role of Emilie, the mother,
has been active for several
years with • the ' Ocean City
Colony Club. Drama Department
portraying the primary
roles of Mary Haines in "The
Women." Karen Nash in
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"Plaza Suite" and Amy
Dimston in "Mixed Doubles."
Mrs. Becotte also has written
and performed in several
* musical productions and oneact
plays including '"They're
None of Them Perfect", "The"
Audition Is Over", "An Infinite
Deal of Nothing" and
"Florence Unlimited." In 1973
she was selected as best actress
in 1 " the New Jersey State
Federation of Women's Clubs'
' Second . District Drama
Festival for her portrayal ~of
Claudia in '/The' One in His
Life." The following year she
played, the authoress in the
NJSFWC state-award winning
production of "Final Dress
Rehearsal."
She is married, has five
children and co-hosts a local
cable television talk show.
Fred Benson plays Felix
Ducatel, the father. Mr. Benson
is new to this area moving here
from North Jersey in October.
He has quite a lot of experience
in a number of roles including
Titus in "The Curious Savage,"
Senator William Cromwell in
"Strange Bedfellows," Herman
in "Sweet Charity," Charles
Jasper in "A Murder Has Been
Arranged," the salesman in
"Music Man" and the villian in
PUBLIC NOTICE
ORDINANCE MO. 1141
AN ORDINANCE PROVIDINO A ("BE
OR CHAROE FOR THE MAKINO OP
COPIES OP ACCIOENT AND PIRB
REPORTS.
TIM abova Ordinance wts patsad on
first rodlng ita maatlng of mo Boanl of
Commlsslansrs of tlw City of Ocean City,
Ntw J«ruy, haM on Mia ism day of Maicti,
l?77. and wH.takan up for ma sacond
r.adlng. public Hairing, andimal adoption
at a nuotlng of said Board htld on tha «th
day of April, 1177. al 11:00 ajn. In tha .
Commlulonari Rooms, City Hall.
LorattaC. Marshall
Clark
4-7, IT, p.f. IS.7S
ORDINANCE NO. IU7 •
AN ORDINANCE PROHIBITING RIOHT '
TURN ON RED AT CERTAIN IN- •
TERSCCTIONS DURINO CERTAIN
PERIODS WITHIN THE CITY OP
OCEAN CITY.
Thtabovaordlnanca was passad on first
rtadlng at a maatlng of tha Board of
Commlislonars of tha City of Ocaan City,
N.w Jtrsay, htld on tha Uth day of March,
i»77, and was takan up for tha sacond
rtadlng. public haaring, and final adoption
at a matting of said Board htM on tha 4th
day of April, 1»77, at 11:00 a.m. In tha
Commlttlonars Rooms, City Hal.
LorattaC. Marshall
Clark
4-7. IT, p.f. 14.00
CITY OF OCEAN CITY. N.J.
NOTICE TO BIDDERS
WHEEL LOADER PURCHASE
City Contract IS0I
Notlca Is titrtby given that sealed bids
will be receive* by tha Board ol Com-
be opened and read In public at a reauiar
meeting of the Board of Commlstlonari
on Wednesday, May 4, i•:*>.+: ,'c V ./":;•<
OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER
"He Ain't Done Right By Our
Nell."
Iri addition to these roles he
was a member of the chorus in
"Oliver." and "Music Man,"
worked on set construction and
special effects for a number of'
productions, and recently did
special effects for . "George
..Washington Slept Here.". He
performed in the chorus, skits
and a show presented at Port
Newark during, the Freedom
Train tour and served two
terms as president of the Small
Town and Fancy Players in
Mahway.
Benson is general manager of
the Sentinel-Ledger and a
member of the Chamber of
Commerce. He is married and
has six children.
Taxpayers'
meeting set
UPPER TOWNSHIP-The
Taxpayers' Association here
will hold its monthly meeting
Wednesday at 8 p.m. in the
Middle School in Petersburg.
A spokesman for the group
said Cape May County Planning
Board Director Elwood
Jarmer will speak about a
proposed State Senate bill
which could take away planning
and zoning privileges from
local municipalities as they
regard energy site development.
Committees will also be
formed at this meeting and
members are asked to be ready
to volunteer their time for one
or more proposed committees
including program, public
affairs and legislation.
Another proposed topic for
Wednesday's meeting is the
relationship of Cape May
County to a State proposal for
fair share housing.
The • new Taxpayers'
Association, a bi-partisan
government watchdog group
formed only a few months ago,
now boasts more than 300
members.
GREECE SERIES TOPIC
"Impressions of Greece" is
the topic of the Travel and
Adventure Series film to be
presented Wednesday, April 13
at 8 pan. in the high school
auditorium. This is the final
program of the current series
sponsored by the Ocean City
Kiwanis Club. Phil Walker, a
native Californian, presents an
entertaining modern Odyssey
showing Greece as old as time
and as new as an Athens
skyscraper.
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THURSDAY, APRIL 7,1977
Entertainment set
at meeting of AARP
Richard Snider, of the New
Jersey Water Company, will be
speaker and entertainment will
be provided by the-Ocean City
Male Chorus at the regular
meeting of the AARP next
Friday, April 15, at 1 p.m. on
the Music Pier. A social hour
with refreshments will be held
prior to the business meeting.
Nomination of officers will be
presented by the nominating
committee and Mrs. Frances
Miller, tour chairman, will
accept reservations for the trip
to the Eastern Shore of
Maryland next month and the
15-day trip to Hawaii in October.
Rod Boone, president,
reminds members to continue
bringing in Campbell soup and
bean labels and Post cereal box
tops for the PTA.
DID YOU KNOW., that we will
Use a PP roxima tely 675 pounds
INTRODUCING THE DUCATEL FAMILY-Left to right are Judy Becotte as £J£ sV^diS? JSTS
Enulie, the mother; Fred Benson as Felix, the father; and Janis Gunther as Sentinei-Ledglr scheduled
Mane Louise, the daughter. April 21st?
by Ed Veith
All of the signs point toward
the opening of our 1977 season.
Our vice president called an
emergency meeting which is
the first for 1977.
As to our shufflin', let's say
that the courts were just a little
damp and not conducive to
playing shuffleboard. However,
we did enjoy a couple of days of
competition. Any of our neighbors
who might find themselves
bored could jog over to the
courts and let us show the fine
points of our game.
We regret that we must
report the passing of our senior
member, Ray Salmon. He died
on Sunday at 3 a.m. He was
buried with services at Summit.
Ray lived with a niece,
Mrs. Gillingham, at 212 Wilson
av. in Linwood. We can only
repeat that Ray enjoyed our
game, drove from Linwood all
winter and played well. We the
members who were privileged
to play with him found him to be
a real gentleman. We will miss
him.
We understand that Jack
Otley underwent surgery at
Shore Memorial
'Tuesday. WeUiaAfe
Mildred and Joe Glynn are
going to tour Europe which will,
of course, delay their arrival at
Ocean City.
The card club has just about
seven weeks to go. The hosts for
the last month were Kay and
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Saturday, April 9th
Dinner and Dancing
Saturday Nights
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Howard Ryan. Today, being
Holy Thursday, there will be no
card club. The Thursday
winners were Harley Cornelius,
608; Jack Otley, 537; Pet
Cornelius, 526, • and Edna
Hopper with Emlee Price tied
at 493. The Monday winners
were Ethel Sherwood, 558; Bea
Etherington, 535; Paul Macrie,
530, and Emlee Price, 518.
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Easter is a special time for family and friends and a time when you
are out for a drive or a walk on the boardwalk to enjoy the beauty of
Spring. After, join us for Easter dinner...we have a special Easter menu
that we know you'll enjoy.
We have fresh seafood and mouth-watering steaks and chops to make
any dinner special. We have a wide variety of delicious desserts and drinks
mixed to your taste.
The Tuckahoe Inn provides a pleasant Early American decor that you'll
find stimulating as you lunch or dine overlooking Great Egg Harbor Bay.
Come see hospitality at its finest...visit the Tuckahoe Inn:
Sincerely,
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THURSDAY, APRIL I, 1977 OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER
Sunday
(continued from page 1)
and baggage on Sunday. All
operations of municipal, state,
county and federal govern-.
* ments may operate, and
necessary professional services
such as lawyers, doctors and
entists are permitted;
' Another catch-all section
permits "acts of, mercy or
works of necessity" with no
definition of or apparent means
of enforcing mercy or
necessity. .
Another change from existing
law would be the operation of
coin operated laundries or coin
operated cleaning establishments.
The proposed law increases
penalties for violation considerably.
Instead of a
maximum 1200 fine,and 60. days
in jail the new law calls for a
maximum $500 fine and or 90
days in jail. Four or more
convictions under the law ould
mean revocation of mercantile
'license for a period of two
years.
At first the Commissioners
Come Out to
the Country!
ENTERTAINMENT
BOB AM. J.
Friday, Saturday
& Sunday
Rt.5O
={Corbin City
1 (
v
said a completed ordinance
would be placed on the June 7
primary election ballot, but the
referendum may end up on the
November general election
ballot instead since independents
can't vote in
primary elections. ' . '
Probe
(continued from page 1)
Matthews, noted that disaster
relief funds from Hurricane.
Belle last summer, totaling
more than $30,000, nave been
held up because all the City's
financial records involving that
storm were taken to Court
House as well.
City Clerk Loretta C. Marshall
is having a hard time
because Charles' office has her
minute books and she has no
.extra copies. Charles also hasall
the City's ordinances and
resolutions, so the city clerk's
office is having trouble looking
up information for the public.
The city treasurer's office is
operating without cancelled
checks and vouchers, and this
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Fresh Seafood & Steaks,
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Dinners Served
Sun. Wed., Thurs. to 10 PM.
Fri.&Sat.toii P.M.
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