Sep 1985 - On-Line Newspaper Archives of Ocean City

£PAGE 6 — SECTION ONE THE SENTINEL-LEDGER. OCEAN CITY, N.J. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 0.1085 -
^Contestants arc sought
tfor Mrs, Pageant
l-'Mra. New Jeney 1186 According to Virginia
^Sootcitsnts are now being Nunan of Ocean Qty, Mrs.
•accepted for tbe preliminary New Jersey 1985, " Ap-
JSagMnt that wiU lead to plications an now available
Competition In tbe Jan. 12(or
anyone Interested In
•Mrs. America 1986 contest at rnmncHnp In the preliminary
to in Princeton anted, We would like to have
several contestants from the
BREAKFAST AT
ape May County «m."
FtREHOUSE SEPT. IS Prospective contestants
The Marmora Volunteer mutt be at least 18 years of
Fire Company's flrtmanj age, married one full year,
tieaUast la B to 11:30 a.m. New Jersey residenta for at
Sunday, Sept. 15. at the least 3ii months and VS.
flrebouse on Tuckahoe Road; dtizensadults
$3.50, children UM, For more Information or
Tor more Infonnadoo call application forms contact
WW555.
Mrs. Nunan at 391-1M1
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Among those present for the recent rcdedication of the Freedom Shrine
by the Ocean City Exchange Club at the Cape May County Court House
were, from left: Jack Schneider, club president: Jim Moll, Angela
Pulvino, County Clerk. Pete Chdf, club secretary: Robert Hentges,
surrogate and Sheriff Jim Plousis.
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ALL SUMMER
SHOES & HANDBAGS
Shoe Parlour
813Asbury Ave.
Ocean City, N.J,
idntehf Sun
Tannin* Salon
NEWEST & MOST MODERN
FACILITIES AVAILABLE
SUMMER SPECIALS!
UNLIMITED VISITS for '25.00 per month
plus 12,00 per visit
THE WORKING MAN'S
VACATION SUN I
g^s silN/er~ solarium
34th & Simpson Ave. (I n Traders Lane)
Ocean City, NJ.
Open 10 10 p m 7 Days a Week
391-1159
Paul has left for
Massachusetts, John
W. has left for Ball
State. Debby has left
for Bloomsburg State,
John D, has left for
Temple University,
Mel has left for the
Air Force, Eric is a
senior at O.CH.S,
Mark is still cutting
lawns and'Beth says
she's too tired to put
away all the summer
stuff, so please help
us clear out our summer
items..,
l2for 1 Sale
gg Sunglasses Sandals
Sun Tan Lotion Jugs
Swim Caps Beach Balls
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Wine and cheese reception set
The Cape May Branch of
the American Association of
University Women will hold a
vine and cheese reception at
be Wetlands Institute, Stow
Harbor from 2-4 p.m. Sunday,
Sept IS.
At this first meeting of the
year, the 1985-86 program will
*• nirtllned and explained for
DRAPES
VBRTICALS
WOVEN WOODS
BLINDS 8, SHADES
Wayside Viilagt
390-9595
. ?,
members and prospective
members. The AAUW la open
to women with a baccalaureate
degree from an
accredited four year college '
or university.
Prospective members art
invited to attend and may call
8B6-7525 for detail*.
UPHOLSTERING
SLIPCOVERS
BEDSPREADS
CUSHIONS
AAarmora, NJ.
390-0266
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and
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664 Boardwalk
Ocean City, N.J,
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Prenatal program begun
SO&BfflS POBJT - Snort
Memorial Hospital took over
Atlantic County's prenatal
health care program on
Monday win a prenatal clinic
for medically Indigent
women.
The clinic provides health
are to pregnant women who
don't qualify for Medlcald and
are unable to afford prenatal
services, explains Atlantic
County Executive Dick
Squires and Richard Pitman,
Shore Memorial executive
vlci president.
"TWi is a eaM where the
public will be batter served by
a cooperative agreement
between government and the
private sector," Squires said,
"We art turning this program
over to the private lector, and
ttia end result should be better
prenatal can at less cost to
the taxpayers."
"We are happy to be able to
Sep In and keep the prenatal
program going. This is in line
with our commitment to the
community," Pitman said.
Dr. James D, LavJa will run
the clinic, assisted by a nurse-
Wdwife and clerical staff.
Fees will be based on 8 sliding
Members of the Burdette Tomlin Auxiliary have been working iince
spring to prepare for the hospital's Horse Show and Country Fair to be
held at the Rx Ranch, Route 47, Goshen, Sept, 21 and22. Here, Maryanne
Bugha and Stasia Estrade, are surrounded by some of the handmade
items for the era ft booth, - •
YOUNG AT HEART
TO SING IN PARK
The Young it Heart quartet
will fulfill a rain date appearance
at Cape May County
Park, 2 p.m. Sunday, Sept I
ta a varied program performed
by Marian Callen,
Deborah Wlttkamp, Charles
Taylor, Jim Pickering and
Florence Magutre, accompanist.
Stork report
Families from mis area
receiving congratulations for
new arrivals at the stork club
of Shore Memorial Hospital
are;
James and Victoria
(Doran) Hensbaw of Ocean
Oty, a son, Ang; 81,
William and . Barber
furniture & accessories, at Low Sensible Prices
Wicker Settee Set
starting at
Mid eliewhore S559 28900
1345 Wetl Ave.
OcejnCltyNJ.
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3880587
Mon. Sat. 10 To 5
Division of PubUc Health m
forced to eloie its program at
SUUwater In Northfield. At
the Mini time, the Atlantic
City. Medical Center also
dosed Its prenatal clinic.
"The problem we faced just
three months ago has bees
resolved. In fact, tin scope
and qualify of service will be
scale, according to ability to better than ever," Squire?
pay.
said. "Prenatal services will
Under .the agreement be provided In a hospital
between the county and Kiting and the program In-
hospital, Atlantic County will cludes delivery. We never bad
contribute $120,000 to the the facilities to handle
prenatal program per year. childbirth at our clinic.
Shore Memorial officials
estimate the program's cost
"We are very happy to
at $220,000.
enter Into this cooperative
effort with Shore Memorial,"
The county had been
seeking a new prenatal cart
he continued, "We are con-
provider since May, when the
fident that the people who
need this service will receive
better care flan ever before
and the burden on Atlantic
County taxpayers will be
reduced."
(Drzewicki) Regotti of Unwood,
a son, Aug. 22.
Mark and Jacqueline
(Tobin) Juliano of Linwood, a
daughter, Aug. 22.
Samuel and Lynda
(Cournoyer) Botta, of Ocean
Qty, a son, Aug. 23.
' Fred-anS Kristine(Smith)i
B«*l*tomipia'aiBfl &m&
Aug. 24.
Charles and Janice
LUMBER CO.
Mental health
seminar is set
Hit Atlantic County Mental
Health Association and
Stockton State College are cosponsoring
a one-day
workshop Sept, 28 from 9 a.m.
to 2 p.m. at Stockton.
Topics such as stress,
differences in behavior
patterns and community
involvement will be presented
by Dr. Dave Burdlck, Jamie
Fiola, Dr. Lee Hozter and
Paul Lyons.
The cost of the seminarist
per person which includes
materiab and bruch. For
further information and
registration, call 344-8335.
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Richard and Leslie
(Murphy) Veil of Ocean City,
a daughter, Aug. 71.
Thomas and Susan (Blong)
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mincke) Conger of Northfield,
a son, Aug. 27,
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FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 6,1985
THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N.J,
Registration underway for Carey races Oct. 19
Entries are now being
^tortrentonCawy
Half Marathon and Women's
HOO-MettF mees on Saturday,
Oet 19.
Bach year these two run.
ring event* attract over 600
runneri from Maine to
Florida.
The MOO-meter race for
women begira at 9:30 a.m.
and is run completely on the
boardwalk, starting at Bth
Street with a loop at 22nd
Street.
Former Umcher-coach I,
Fenton Cany, the official
barter, fires Ihe gun at 10:80
a.m. to start the halfmarathon
with male and
female runner* pounding the
pavement through the island
Mustang Band
returns from
Kutztown
and along the ocean on the
beach in their final leg of the
13.1-mile race.
Bach entrant receives a
long-flleeve T-«hh-t and the
first 200 to pre-register also
receive a travel mug,
The first 10 male and first
five female finishers in the
half-marathon are awarded
an Ocean City "Piece of toe
Walk." OlymplcHityle medals
will go to the first three
finishers in 15 different age
categories.
In the Women's 5000-Meter
Race, the tint five finishers' E. Fenton Carey waits
receive the "Pleee of the at the finish line after
Walk" andthe
top three starting the race.
runners in nine different age
groups are awardtd medals.
Then are special team
•wards for.thi flnt place
men's, and women's teams In
the half-marathon. --
To register before Oct. 11,
call city sports director
Wendy Bruno at I9M1H eit.
2W or write: Ocean CUy
Recreation Department, P.O.
Boi 570, Ocean City, 08226.
Entries will be accepted on
race day, 7:30 to 9:30 a.m. it
the Ocean City Sporti and
Ovle Center, 6th Street off the
boardwalk. Pre-race
registration la $5 per perron
poet-reglatraUon fee la |7. This was the start of last year's women's SOOO-ineter race.
School lunches available to all public school students
The Kutztown (Pa.) more thin- 200 awards In
University campus usually la various competitions. The
• quiet place to visit during band competes in the Tour-
the summer. The north nament of Bands circuit, the
Tbe county superintendent following Information on the Households are required to The school will advise
campus, «lte of most of the largest circuit of competition
of schools has announced that application: Names of all report Increases In household parents as to their child's
classroom buildings, lends for bands in the United States
tow cost, nutritious luncheshousehold
members; Social income of over $50 per month eligibility within 10 working
I Itself to an atmosphere Last year, the Mustang Band
are available to all children Security numbers of all adult or |800 per year and days of receipt of the ap-
conducive to study.
captured first place in
enrolled In area public household members or a decreases In household size. plication. Any parent
Recently however, tbe Chapter die, which raven all
schools. In addition, meals statement that the household The information provided dissatisfied with the eligibility
south campus haa been filled of southern New Jersey. The
will be provided free or at a member does not possess one j by parents on the application determination may contact
with the sound of trumpets, band was mini in Group
greatly reduced price to Mai household Income listed wQl be kept confidential and the school to request an in-
drums and other musical Three, covering the Atlantic
children from households by the amount received by will be used only for theformal
conference or may
Instruments — the Mustang Coast.
whose gross Incomes are at or each household member and purpose of determining appeal the decision by
Band of Mainland Regional Caning back to Kutztown
below specific levels. the type of Income it is; and eligibility.
requesting a formal hearing.
Mgh School from Unwood. has been a bit nostalgic for
Applications far free and fee signature of an adult
According to Michael Sk-
Skwarlo, who recall* playing
reduced price meals wen household member certifying
warlo, director of bands for
In Use parade for the Kutttown
sent to the households of all Oat the information provided
GROSS INCOME ELIGIBILITY GUIDELINES
the high school, the university
Folk Festival in the mld-USfli
children enrolled in theto
correct.
(as announced By Unitgd Statst Department of Agriculture!
in southeastern Pennsylvania
when he was in the U.S. Navy
schools.
was selected as the site for tbe
as a recruit.
Foster ehlldrtn are also rwKn,ni,ttm
bud amp an the recom- "Navy recruiters combed dlgihle for free or reduced
mendation of Kelly Green, a fee Lehlgh Valley for service
recent KtJ graduate and a personnel and get together a
former member of the whole battalion," he
Mustang Band. Miss Green Is remembers. "After the
en the band staff.
festival parade, the battalion
iw :
was sworn In at the festival
Skwarlo 1600114 the ana
and became known as tbe
and liked what he saw in the
Dlstelflnk Battalion," he
I way of residence halls, dining
recalled.
facilities and recreational "It is interesting to me Oat
teas, so the band changed its I have returned to th« area,"
location from Mount St. Skwarlo commented, adding:
Mary's College.
"Kutztown has been In my
A total of 79 students and
memory all of those years, I
T m m 0 C J U A bearing can be arranged tapt private.
by calling or writing the chief Children who receive frw
school administrator In die or reduced price U
local school district Parents teneflti are treated tte
may call tbe local achool for at ddldren who par fir
further information on these meala. Rtrenta who belliff t
programs.
' (hey have been OtrrtnimM
Once determinations an asiimtareadriaedto witt*
completed, school official* fcdUtet t th B t f
are required to verify a d Agriculture, Wajttnatoa,
minimum of three percent of
the approved free and nemo.
reduced price applications on
file.
In the operation of chlM MARCO'S
nutrition programs, no child CWLDRENSHOP
HOUSEHOLD
INCOME
wfll be discriminated against
-
price meals.
REUNION SEPT. »
because of race, color, aex, 25% OFF
Application forms are Ocean City High School
Annual Month (y
handicap, national origin, age
Weekly
available at the school and class of 1975 will hold its 10th
S9.713 $810
or ability to pay. Also, tbe Orig, Price ,
$187
may be filled at any time reunldn at 8 pan. Friday,
$13,043 11.087
names of those receiving free ALL WINTER,.
during tbe school year, If a Sept. 27 at the Create Bay
$16,373 SI,MS
or reduced price meals will be
$315
OUTERWEAR
household member becomes Country Club In Somers Point:
$1,642
unemployed, or the household The affair will be informal
$23,033 SI .HO
with hers d'oeuvres and buffet
$26,343 $2,197
OPEN SUNDAY
supplied
129,493 $3,475
$33,023 i2,7SS
should contact the school so
sat an children receive the
1 'I • ? II .1 b&AumCiad
proper Deneiits.
+ 3,330 + 271 + 6S
for school officials to
FASHIOKS
detennfniv eligibility, the
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household must provide tbe
Ocean tity
TWa Is where the raw work "me freataent now.
starts in preparing for the
year of parades and com- A FREE SERVICE
petitions," tbe band director There Is no charge to
oommented. The band's flnt submit social new or the
appearance will be In tbe Miss happenings of your dob or
America Pageant parade, organliatloD to Ike Sen-
During the past 12 yean, ttnel-Ledger.
tbe Mustang Band has won
RAP MEETING 8EPT. 9
Relatives of Aging Persons
(RAP) wili present part two
of the video on the Aging of
Parents at 7 p.m., Monday.
Sept. 9 In the Caring
Fellowship Center, Seaview
Baptist Church, 2025 Shore
Rd., Linwood. For information
call B27-BMS.
DENTAL PRESCRIPTIONS
ARE NOW MORE COMMON
Every-dentist, since.he it • doctor, his the authority to write out a
prescription when he leels it's necessary for I patient. But, it has only been
in recent >f srs jhat prescription writing by dentists has becomi more com-
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