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PAGE 8 - SECTION SEVEN THE OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER THURSDAY, APRIL 21,1977
Wound the houseby Catherine
It's'time to take a look again at some of the new releases in
paperbacks by Bantam Books. From time to time we will pass on
information on releases which seem to be of interest to the general
reader. • . . '
The critics and bestseller lists agree, "Jaws" author Peter
Benchley has done it again with his second straight super bestselling
thriller, "The Deep". This newest novel by the number one
author of undersea tales of terror was published for the first time in
paperback on April 6 as a Bantam Super Release, joining the more
than nine-million copies of "Jaws" on the Bantam list.
. "The Deep" focuses on a
young couple, David and Gail
Sanders, spending their
honeymoon diving for curios off
the shores of Bermuda. Among
the souvenirs they retrieve is a
tiny ampule filled with a goldcolored
liquid It turns out to be
part of a vast shipment of
contraband morphine which
went down with an Army cargo
vessel in 1943.
When the Syndicate on the
island hears of their find, the
Sanders are plunged into a web
of intrigue and danger. They
enlist the aid of a veteran diver
and native islander named
Treece. But while they struggle
against the natural elements
and the mob's violence to
retrieve the ampules they
discover an even more valuable
wreck beneath the contraband
ship- one that goes back to King
Philip V of Spain.
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JAWS
PETER BENCHLEY
The eight-million dollar film version of "The Deep" received
worldwide press coverage while in production during 1976 on
location in Bermuda. It stars Robert Shaw as Treece and Nick
Nolte and Jacqueline Bisset as David and Gail Sanders. It will be
released by Columbia Pictures to 1,000 theaters nationwide on June
Peter Benchley's interest in diving and sharks, which formed the
basis for his two bestselling novels, stems from summers spent
with bis parents near Nantucket. He and his wife now live in
Princeton.
M. Bowen
Twenty unknown paintings by popular Danish ^illustrator, Kay
Nielsen are reproduced in full color in "The Unknown Paintings of
Kay Nielsen" releas&d : ocently. ,
The large-format paperback features 20 paintings completed by
Nielsen between 1918 and 1922 for a Danish translation of "A
•Thousand and One Nights" which was never published.
The original art, first exhibited at the Los Angeles County
Museum of Art in the late 1940's was turned oven by Nielsen's
uidow to the Manhoffs tn 1930 and is now the property of the Los
Angeles County Museum of Art. .
' Neilseff>as born in Copenhagen in 1886, the son of a classical
actor ammctress. Following study in Paris and exhibitions in
London aocKJNew York he weni to Hollywood where among other
things he created the "Night on Bald Mountain" sequence for Walt
Disney's "Fantasia". He died in 1957 in Los Angeles.
Another interesting new release is Michael Crichton's "Eaters of
the Dead" with 16 specially commissioned illustrations.
This 208-page novel will include 16 original illustrations and
chapter headings by acclaimed science fiction and fantasy artist
Ian Miller. Bantam chose to illustrate this adventure saga of the
10th century legendary Norsemen because "it is a book of vivid
imagery, an excursion into history and legend that would be an
inspiration to any artist." .
For those readers who are interested in history Bantam recently
released Alexander Solzhenitsyn's "Lenin in Zurich".
Nobel Prize-winning Russian author Alexander SolzherUtsyn
creates a psychological portrait of the architect of the Russian
Revolution during the crucial years of 1914-17 in "Lenin in Zurich,"
a novel based on Vladimir I. Lenin's frustrating exile in Switzerland.
"Lenin in Zurich" grew out of Solzhenitsyn's research for his
projected multi-volume account of Russian Revolutionary history,
the first and only published volume of which is "August 1914." .
The author examines the private man as well as the public figure
and concentrates on facets of Lenin's personality and behavior that
often have been neglected in other books. Among them are Lenin's
disillusionment and dejection over the future of the Bolshevik
cause, his love for Iness Armand, a French Socialist, his preoccupation
with the difficulties of subsidizing the activity of his
party and his secret safe-passage back to Russia, engineered by
the Germans. \
What emerges is a myth-shattering study of Lenin the person,
complete with human needs, frailties and fears.
Wetlands biologist Women's Club guest
Lee Widjeskog, assistant
biologist. Wetland Section, New
Jersey Fish, Game and Shell
Fisheries, presented a
comprehensive lecture, with
slides, on the bird and plant life
of South Jersey, at the regular
meeting of the Women's Club
last Thursday at the home of
Mrs. Albert Wolenksteen in
Beesley's Point,
Mr. Widjeskog is a graduate
of Colorado State College, and
for the last five years has made
; JStfldS Of migratory birds.
d£cChC' speaker stftied that
"^though the black duck is
considered the main duck in
South Jersey, its numbers are
decreasing, due to mating with
the mallard, and producing
ducks with more of the mallard
characteristics. Also he
stressed that snails,4which the
black duck feeds on, are not
readily available to them.
Speaking of the severe winter
we have just passed through, he
spoke of the feedings that were
necessary to keep the birds
alive and thanked all who had
helped He stated that help in
the-way of food was sent all the
way from California.
The mourning dove, Mr.
Widkeskog reported. is increasing 20 percent every William Johnson, president;
increasing in this section of year. There are over 600,000 Mrs. A.S. Clark, vice-president;
New Jersey. Also the over the Seaboard States. Mrs. Charles B. Pierce,
snowgeese, which migrate to He cited the effect of DDT on recording secretary; Mrs.
South Carolina, Georgia, and the bird and plant life, but said Arthur Oehlschlager,
Florida, are increasing. Now the last couple of years, it has corresponding secretary; and
over 50,000 come back to the decreased. However, it will be Miss Ruth Nevius, treasurer.
Brigantine Wildlife Sanctuary. several years before it is The following were named
However, the passenger completely gone..
delegates and alternates to the
pidgeon is decreasing.
The group found information New Jersey Federation of
The change, in vegetation, about the beaver, his habits, Women's Club Convention to be
such as grain fields instead of dam building, etc., very held in Atlantic City, May 10 to
forests, is having its toll on the interesting.
13. Delegates are Mrs. J.
bird population.
Mrs. George H. Lautz, William Johnson, incoming
The ruddy duck seemed to Garden and Conservation president, Mrs. George K.
feel the effects of the Oil spills -chairman, presented and Bowman, outgoing president,
more than the. bjSeft? TTicT"TthankeaMr
Widjeskog for ah and Mrs. Charles B. Pierce,
speaker counseled the group excellent program.
Mrs. FEaymond J. Buchanan,
that if they try to help this bird, During the business meeting, alternates
to watch out for its bite. It is a reports were as follows:
small bird, but lays the largest Several members will attend The incoming President, Mrs.
eggs.
the second District Fine Arts Johnson, will represent the
Festival, and display Club at Welcome Night May 17,
The hurricane which tore out homemade items.
at the Ocean City High School.
the sea lettuce on which brant Mrs. D. Wayne Elliott. Wavs The next meeting of the
feed accounted for 50,000 to and Means chairman, reported Women's Club will be held on
60,000 deaths of this species. a successful Princess House Thursday. April 28, at the home
The speaker cited the Party given for the benefit of of Mrs. A.S. Clark, Somers
canniness of the marsh wrens, the Welfare Fund.
Point. Mrs. James Kontes,
. which make sometimes six or Mrs. Charles B Pierce, Second District vice president
seven fake nests besides their chairman of the Nominating of the New Jersey Federation of
regular one, to mislead Committee, submitted the Women's Clubs, will be guest
predators He said you can tell following slate, which was speaker.
the real one by the feathers unanimously, approved by the Hostesses for the evening
along the edge.
Club, and duly elected for the were Mrs. George H. Lautz, and
The Canada Goose is nowClub
Year 1977-78: Mrs. J. Mrs. Albert A. Wolkensteen.
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THE OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER
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*!?L!r, SOt 5f swil1 fe o^re live jazz concert on Music Pier
hits'Jir^£ < U^hd a a»iu ' ^wTlk^^S^I^? 3 5 ' 6 3 "j? nd ' evening ' 0Ii V er |l imse!f scnt his w*n'jita-chmAn.....«i~A>:-I-;..fn • Walkin Eas/ , whrch arrangement to Warrineton.
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arrangement to Warrington.
P.O.Box 62!"). Ocean City, N J performance performance date date desired
in ages from eight to 18. Posters
-- —.. w wwaa*^. ••«, « gviCVllUIld Will
be presented here two nights
"We wouldn't have been able
08226. • Include chock, sell Phone reservations may be
are now in shrjw windows'
early in May.
- walking bass," to play that arrangement
addressed 'envelope, and obtainedal 399-6111 .'ext 222 •
around town. • • * •
Such familiar old timers as
Warrington explained," is a except /or Sy's generosity." . Tickets for the concert are
pattern in which the basist
. "Satin Doll", "Don't fie Thay
Warrington said.
$2.50 i tax-deductible) and are
Way", "Jumpih' at' theplays
notes in succession up and Sy Oliver and his orchestra available in' shops . and
down the bass'".
Woodside", and others in the
appear in the Rainbow Room at restaurants throughout'the area
styles of Woody Herman,
Warrington also has written Rockefeller Center
as well as the Public Relations
Tommy Dorsey, Harry James new arrangements of two Winners Of the jazz concert office in City Hall. Net proceeds
and Glenn Miller will be
contemporary hit songs,-.'Tie A poster contest will be will go to the support of Kiwanis
featured in the concerts to be Yellow. Ribbon 'Round .the Old announced at the concert. One charities. Mail orders should be
presented May 5 and 6 on theOak
Tree" and "Feelings" hundred dollars in prizes will be addressed to Kiwanis Club.
Music Pier, sponsored by theBoth
songs will be performed by
Kiwanis Club:
soloist Becky Bobbins who has
Shufflin on
appeared at the Sahara and
John Warrington, of this city,
Tropicana Hotels in Las Vegas
will conduct the 16-piece as well as on the Al Alberts
orchestra of musicians from
television show and the Jerry
Philadelphia and New York.
Lewis telethon.
by Ed Veith
Warrington was arranger for
many of the big names during Three trumpets solos will be As we promised in our last along with all of the necessary
the big band era and currently featured at the jazz concert: "I article, we are going to give the equipment and physical
is conducter of the summer Can't Get Started"^ Bunny many advantages and benefits facilities you need to enjoy
concerts on the Music Pier Berigan hit, will be performed that our game of shuffleboard shuffleboard. Our fine com-
by 14-year-old Bobby Hicks; Al offers. First, it does get you out munity furnished discs, cues
"For the first half of the
Coculo will play "Sleepy of the house and into the clear, and courts for your enjoyment,
evening we will be playing, note Lagoon" and Bernie Abrams crisp air that Ocean City offers. so come on over to 5th st. and
for note, the authentic sounds of
will play "And the Angels It takes you close to our great the boardwalk and join us. We
Dorsey. James, Duke Ellington, Sing", made famous by Ziggy ocean with its cooling breezes. would be glad to have you.
County Basie, Clyde McCoy and
Elman when he was with Benny Secondly, it gives you the op-
Jan Savitt, among others " Goodman band.
portunity to meet people
We understand that Jane
Warrington said. "The second
making for a large amount of
Keen is back at home and
half of the program will be The original Sy Oliver
sociability. Third, it offers you
improving each day which, of
some of my own compositions arrangement of Tommy
a period of competition. Not the
course, is good news.
and arrangements. Among Dorsey's "Opus Number One"
competition that you meet in
Our card club has been
will be the highlight of the industry - no quotas to meet, no
hosted by Gertrude and Cliff
sales games, no quantity to
Stengel. We have just about
produce - but just friendly,
four weeks left to play cards on
serious competition. Then, one
the regular nights, so get out
Soccorsi-Ezzi nuptials
of the most important benefits
and enjoy these next few weeks.
which should be listed as the
The Thursday winners were
fourth advantage and could be
Emlee Price, 513; - Gertrude
in candlelight ceremony first, is the health factor. The
Stengel, 505; Kay Ryan, 497,
exercise that you receive is not
and Paul Macrie, 467. The
strenuous, but it is a very
Monday winners were Kay
beneficial, mild type.
Ryan, 559; Al Hendricks, 552;
Cliff Stengel, 506, and Edna
These advantages are yours Hopper, 466.
LINWOOD-Cinda Soceorsi,
of Ocean City, and Dominick
Ezzi, of Hammonton, were
married in a candlelight
ceremony conducted by Mayor
John Gaffney last Thursday,
April 14, in the lovely setting of
Linwood City Park.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Soceorsi
of Punta Gorda, Fla. The groom
Is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Dominick Ezzi, of Hammonton.
Mrs. Jackie Starn, of Somers
Point, was matron of honor, and
Thomas Ezzi, of Hammonton,
served as best man for his
brother.
Following the ceremony, a
••$%
reception for family and friends
was held at the home of Mary
Ellen Weaver, in Linwood.
The bride is a graduate of
Masontown (W. Va.) High
School and Morgantown (W.
Va.) Beauty College. She is
employed in the
Communications Department
at Shore Memorial Hospital.
The groom, a graduate of St.
Augustine Prep in Vineland,
attended Stockton State College
• and is employed in the Credit
Department at Shore
Memorial.
The couple is residing at 701 .
Asbury av., Ocean City.
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