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PAGE 10 — SECTION ONE THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY. N,J, A CRITIQUE Don't miss Sunday's season finale ByEDWBMER the Music Pier soon become faint, warm memories, sigh DM days dwindle down to • But wait, all Is not lost Very predoui few — September Is soon the'Frlends of Music fail a sad tipifl for many. For kids «rtes of concerts commences and teachers It's back to and Ocean City's great school. For many Halloween parade Is Just vacationers, the frobefeui around the corner and, best of ratums to a arm position all, this week marks the against the grindstone, and return of Ocean City's prima tor the multitude of Ocean donna asoluta — the lovely City Peps fans, the lost is and unbelievably gifted almost unbearable. Deborah Tnml, Now that's Balmy summer nights on something to celebrate frudlryan, director ocenii vlfy ilmicc center Fall Session begins September lifh pre ballet ballet • |a« personal instruction emphasizing discipline and technique In a professional atmosphere after school hours for information call 60939B-9602 studio at body works 612 asbur.y ave. o.e. CLEARANCE 40-50% OFF Lowest Price Ever Aluminum Cushion Outdoor Furniture PVC PIFI i GROSFILLKX • RiPLACIMINT CUSHIONS AT LOW, LOW PRICES Surfs.de Ca§iial Furniture 344 Asburv Ave.. Ocean City 39B-9335 A CLUB MED VACATIONS ssiFr 849* One week for irt in J qum iir,, m ihi BUCCANEER'S lit nhui t.illnftill. Mu ****** m pnpmm* fm man inftnuiiM, com, ia or clli Atlantic Gry 348.1212 He American Express Vacation Store travel expert] hive the Club Med vacation that s figkt lor jou for one all-inclusive price. We'll help you discover "the antidote for civilia. tloo,""So «Miy take a eluaee when you Uke a tl« ^!»"*^Sf* ^PpT JUOCmMiSt. OctanCity 3994100 ittvt Fred H. Miller, M.D. 2000 Shore Road Unwood, N. J. ANNOUNCES additional office hours at... 2809 Weiley Ave, Ocean City, N.J. Tuis. & Thurs. Mornings 9 A.M. to Noon for the practice of the specialty of general Internal Medicine (diabetes, hypertension and diseases of Internal Organs) Hours by Appointment 653-0800 Board Certified in Internal Medicine Bookkeeping Sheets Journals Ledgers Office Supplies & Equipment Stationery & So Much More! McHENRY'S WBBBSKHtiSSM PIER 12 •MINE! Fisherman's Wharf Causuai Waterfront Dining 8. Fresh Seafood Market on the Bay at 12th Street In Ocean City American & Italian Seafood Cuisine featuring NIGHTLY SPECIALS such as' • Stone Crab Claws • Fresh Veal & Prime Steaks • Hard Shell Crabs spictd or garlic LOBSTER DINNERS S 9.95 Raw & Cooked Takeout Large Variety of Fresh Seafood Open 7 days for Breakfast • Lunch • Dinner ' Frte Parking & Boat Docking 8 am to 9 pm 398-3504 Where every seafood * dish is more • than you ejected! Featuring. Dlnmr3pmia!lsj • Enlcrtainineiii Wedntsdij thru Sunday « Saniinlthts, Appcllwn, Nnyclm wrvtid in Jacalyii'i, LOUBRS — Anytime, DINNERS Saturtay, 410 p,m.«JSflay. 2.8 p.m. Tuertay thry Friday, 40 LVNCHEONS Tuesday mm Situntay, n a.m, to 4 p.m. Sunday, ii a,m, to a p.m. CLOSED MONDAY Accepting Ainrhcwi Kxpwm Route SO 628-2841 FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 6,1985 Early this week the pearance which contrasts croak through the entire chandeliers In the Music Pier with some who seem to beprogram. weri in jeopardy when using a wardrobe from Some are very ambulatory darling Debbie cut loose with Goodwill. and wander up and down the an F above hfth C white singing Rowlni's Una Vocc Maestro Ruggleri and the alale» like kids at a Saturday fteo Fa Whit • fantastic orohesfra are performing at matinee and obviously their sound the produces and peak level which will Increase rnothem never told them to always done with great style our longing for their return, enter or leave • concert hall worthy of a Sutherland or Sunday night marked • v place of worship before or Peters. Not only that but her return engagement by theafter a performance, not repetolre Is rapidly expanding astounding 11-year-old Hyon. during. I sometimes suspect to include the best A Font Lui Mn VI at the piano per- that gome of these strange and Sempn Libera to be forming the MoiartPfano people would take the op- beard anywhere and a moat Qmeerta No, M in D-Minorportunity to eaae their aching Aarminf The Gypsy ond the KG 466 featured In Amadous. net In the baptismal font Hrd with able assistance ftfon received and merited during a sermon. from Sara Newell and the fine support he got from Perhaps Ruggleri, Perkins, Yolanda pleueei. Bravi, OK Pops and continues to TVuial and Jarratt are too hravisslmiil charm and amaze audiences patient and kind. Toscannlnl with his mature |n- screamed at rude audiences. tgrpretationa. The Debussy Stokowski lectured rudeness Tenor, David Jarratt la Arabesque played as an en- with sarcasm and John making very wise use of his core made a fine dessert for Barrymort threw • flah to a dear lyric voice and inthe musical banquet mob of coughen while telligent choice of material. declaiming, "Take that you Drink to Ato My Wth Thhm Last night a very gracious damn seals!" Eyn was delivered so and refined lady asked me to beautifully that there was please mention the rudeness These rambunctious hardly a dry eye in the house of some of those in therowdies are only pikeri and The Singer, sung unac- audience. Every concert hall, compared to the "Bird companied, was a real tour dt conductor and soloist in People" who are so cheep force. It did not so much take history has been plagued by cheep-cheep while they do a courage to do this, but con- the "Terminally Tacky," geriatric leap over the rope fidence built on hart work and These mislaid miscreants are barrier behind the ticket genuine preparation which extremely garrulous (par- wicket. Poor souls simply too many performers eschew. ticularly during soft tender can't afford a dollar after Mr. Jarratt also presents a passages). They talk, wheeze, wanting all that gag In their romantic and stalwart ap- cough, hum, whistle and Uncolns looking for free, meterless parking. to Thank goodness all the above are In the minority. Uke the Lord High Executioner in The MUtado, 'I've got a little Uit," Don't mks the blockbuster Yacht Club bridge season finale, Sunday, Sept. 8. 1185 Asbury Avenue, Ocean City •398-1S1S It will be as stupendous as this YAOIT - Tueiday uy Qiarlotte Vaughn 120, Helen and LudJle Minna 134, BUI season has been. night duplicate bridge id win- i Schlerey and Jean Ralney 118, and Alice McCurdy H9, Jou ners above avenge for thePeg Berdou and Gertrude Maricof f and Dot Schupe and fid Wtemer ft the North-South were Jone andBodlne and Helen Kulp and Marge Gartland and George SWORDFISH Qeeon City artlit John Banting 126, Betty I.ucllle Morrison tied at HIM. QiUen tied at 11B. (MAYBE) whose shatcheg ae- Evans and Peg Atkinson Baft-West players above Tournament bridge winner* oompony hit critiques. 121K Dr. Arthur and Jean average were Dr. Frank and on August V were Jen De- DeMnrtno 121, Dr. Arthur and Dot Ashead 1«H, Marion Marino 4,660, Eve Kelly 4,160, Qinton find Emma Mae Alice McCurdy 4,030 and Goddard 136 W, Marlon, Ranch Betty Evans 3,400. OUR 3Ht SEASON 857 WIST AVi.« MIAN CITJf.N.j., NOW OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK 10:30 A.M. to 8:00 P.M. RAVIOLI •STUFFiD SHELLS SPAGHETTI* MEAT BALLS CHEESE STEAKS • HOAGIES SAUSAGE, TUNA, TURKEY, ROAST BEEF Fruh Cf/ip Saltdt t Qtrtic &>««^;Sf}^S m i
PAGE 12 — SECTION ONE THE SEN'TIN'ELLEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N.J, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 6,1885 Besides the bathers Strathmere guards protect the beaches too Protecting the beaches to fte normal job of beach patrols along the cult, and that usually entails guarding toe swimmers. In Strathmere, members of the Upper Township Beach Patrol carry the protection of the beaches one itep further — by protecting the beaches through a long-term mow fence Installation program. . "Wt itartefl thla project iwft In 1WS," Upper Townahlp Beach Inspector Dick Aliiger notes, "whan a small section of fencing was Installed. This year, our project 8b grown to the point where Upper Township Beach Patrol dtmben have Installed over 0 blocks of the dune building •The Idea of the mow fencing along the beach front li to catch blowing sand, which In turn forms a dune, thus helping protect the community from storms. "We leave paths at each street end," AUlger said, "but a small area parallel to the beach, la blocked off. This allows vegltatlon to grow, which also helps trap blowing sand. Most of the fencing we have Installed hi past yean Is now nearly til covered with sand and has formed large sections of protective dunes." This year's UTBP fencing program has been the most ambitious ever, covering the area from Winthfop Road at the north end of the Island to Randolph Road at the south, an ana of a Uttle over 10 blocks. Lt. Joseph Callahan has been In charge of the 1965 project 14th & Asbury Ave. 399-6105 LUNCHEON SPECIALS Includes choice of Juice Or Salad and Beverage '2.95 I Men, Sept. Wh Spanish Omelette I TUBS. Sept. 10th Chicken Salad Platter Weds. Sept, nth .,..,,.,... Deviled Crab I Thurs.Sept, 12th ,, Open faced Hot Roast Beef I Fri. Sept, 13th Fried Flounder NEW HOURS: Starting Sept. 2nd Mon.Sat 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. Sun, S to 3 ftiriirwrlj gardeii L • ' I "The Culinary Garden, the critics pick as the best restaurant in Ocean City" Edward Hitzel, Atlantic City Sunday Press June?, 1915. 841 Central Ave., Ocean City, N.J. EARLY BIRD SPECIALS $ 6 9B complete Served from 5 to 6:30p.m. MONi Boneless Chicken Kiev TUiSi Shrimp Alfredo on imported r*aita WED; Boneless Chicken Parmaglana THURS! Roast Turkey w/stuffing & gravy PR I; Fried Flounder Almondine SAT: Boneless chicken Breast Dijone' SUN: Roast Beef Ay jul includes: Salad, Vegetable, Roll & Butter and Dessert 399-3713 ® Recommended R a m • AD Major Credit Cart Aaepwd Dinner Served Daily from ip.ni. Lynch frsm u a.m. to i p.m. Breakfast Sat, 8, Sun, Only from |a.m. to2 p.m. : •' • "Lt. Callahan and his voluntter guards have done a truly amazuig Job," Alliger «Ui "The project ii done during off-peak hours and on slow beach dayi, thus the swimmers are ilwiyi protected." The funds for the project came from Upper Township's beach protection fund, as established by the Township Committee, Expenses this year for fencing' and poles •mounted to about 11,000. "This Is • very smal) amount of money to help build ten blocks of dunes," Alliger noted, ! 'when you consider the thousands or millions of dollars needed to pump in sand to protect and restore our beaches, "Our project Is also in line with the state's theory of natural beach protection," he added. "Avalon may still have the highest dunes on the Cape," Alliger continued, "but with ttie continued interest and support of the Township Committee and the dedicated Interest of the members of the Upper Township Beach Patrol, Strathmere may rival them in the future." Gardens tours part offest Two seashore garden tours are slated In both Stone Harbor and Avalon during the third annual Wings *n Water Festival, featuring more than 30 events throughout Cape May County, Sept. 21 and 22- The tours will future the varied array of flora in the gardens of five homes in each community Visitors will be able to Inspect the bountiful plants, flowers, shrubs, trees and bushes that thrive on a barrier inland. The garden tour of Avalon will take place 1 p.m. to 4 p.m., Saturday, Sept. 21, beginning at the Community Hall, nth Street and Avalon Avenue. The following day, the garden tour of Stone Harbor will be held from 1 to 4 p.m., beginning at the Women's Civic (Sub, ith street and the beach. Visitors can either drive the tour route or ride the trolley that will stop at each garden on the tour. More than 30 events and demonstrations, including world class decorative bird carvings, art show, dune walks and retriever demonstrations, are just a sampling of the many activities planned (or the twoday festival at the scenic shore resort towns and beach areas. The festival benefits the Wetlands Institute, a nonrpofit organization dedicated to promoting public understanding and concern for CLASSIFIED ADS BRING RiSULTS CHRIST CHURCH'S ANNUAL • Antique Show and Sals * Friday Saturday September 6 September; lOl.m. • »P.fH, 10a.m.-4p.rn, Sponsored by CHRIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH at Christ Church Parish House 187 Short Road., Somgrt Point 927-6262, Parking In Rear MEALS AVAILABLE i»CM BAT DONATION (ISO M0H, ttTU FW. Mac's 908 Shore Rd,, Somers Point MOH: Chicken Cacclatore THIS: Linguini,vv/Crab& Clam »_ WED: Chicken Parmagiana * Jl THURS: Italian Combination ** (W Meatballs, Sausage, Braciole FRt Flounder Marinara Includes: Special Italian Salad and Glass of Wine! Open daily from Sp.m,; Sun, 4 p.m. Call For Reservations 927-2750 or 927-4380 Superstars at^Resorts Frankie Avalon Fabian Bobby Rydell Sept. 13-14 Milton Berle Henny Youngman Suzette Charles Sept, 20-22 Engelbert Humperdinck SepT 27-29 Ashford & Simpson Oct. 4-5 Tiekiti a) Resorts inn Tickeiran Call Supercharge nog) uomm, Dtscounis available to groupi el 20 or more. Call (MS) 340-7693. Schedulu subject to change No minimum: CUP THIS COUPON- 1 Bring this coupon and your RESORTS' ,, , parking stub to the £asino Promotions I ' Booth (or FREE valuable coupons worth $100 and mor«. . |, ,t,1(^;, f 95 H& eoaitaJ life and environmenta. The festival is headquartered at the Institute located on a Bit marsh on Stone Harbor Boulevard, Middle Township. For further Infornatien on the Wlngi -n Water FeiUvil call 368-12U, or write, the Wetlands Institute. Stone Harbor 01247, Upper Township Beach Patrol members Scott Collins, Lt, Joseph Callahan and Jim Strader install mow rencing along the Strathtnero beachfront. Tropeano: cut Committee pay, hire manager Bruno Tropsano, Independent candidate for Township Committee, has reiterated Ma proposal to have members of the governing body reduce their salaries and hire a professional township manager with the savings. Tropeano's approach would require that the five committeemen reduce their salaries to 13,000 per year. Such a cut would bring the $50,000 total paid to committeemen down to 115,000 with the remaining $35,000 used to hire a full time manager. "My approach is Just good common sense business," he said, "It Is no different than having a board of dlrectora (the eomniitteemin) and a president and a chief operating officer (the township manager) running a large corporation. "It's obvious," he continued in a news release, "that Upper Township has come out of its Infancy and now must be properly guided through its adolescence. And it can be done for the same $50,000. All we need are representatives that are willing to administer Upper Township for the benefit of every taxpayer. I am one of those people," Tropeano then made reference to recent statements by bin Republican opponents, Robert Jeflers and Kenneth Baker, Noting that Jeffera was quoted as saying bat "nobody ever does anvthlnc about the salaries," Troaeano responded, "I am very willing to have the salaries brought in line with reason and the HORSE mow AND FAD! SOT. IMS The Fourth Annual Shore Memorial Hospital Horse Show and Fair will be Sept 27, 2 and 29 at the Mattli Run Equestram Center In Smlthville featuring pony rides, lice painting, art and craft corners, the season finale of the area's polo games and a $10,000 grand prtx priie in the hone and rider events. For further information H 653- 3170, nit/: Presents s Super Summer Sunday Specials Prime Rib Broiled Flounder Veal Parmaglana & Spaghetti FULL COURSE.- soup, salad, btv. Served between 2p.m, & 8 p.m. Ample FpM Parking and Malor Credit C»r«H Accepttd 234 Shore Rd., Somers Point 887.4117 Spindrift ReHtouratit • 391-9887 surrounding municipalities." Commenting on Baker's statement about salary where Biker said he would have to see "how many noun it's going to take me (on Township Committee)," Tropeano replied: "If noun were the criteria for salaries, then we wouldn't ever get members for tn© Zoning Board, Planning Hoard, Recreation Com- mittee, etc. These are all unpaid Jobs Oat should reflect a person's interest In their community. "I suggest that is the type of person we need in the Township Committee positions," Tropeano eonduded "My involvement in community for the last 20 yean is evidence that salary Is not my motivation for running for township eomraitteeman." Spectator checks out displays during the Arts Center craft show in the Music Pier, SPRINGFIELD INN 43rd A Pleasure, Sea Isle Can 283-4951 MUSIC WEEKENDS Saturday 8. Sunday Jams 3-8 p.m. HANK JURAY & BUD BLACK BiVUES Visit Our BAREFOOT BAR IDILDDM'N TIULIIP On The Boardwalk at 13th street Overlooking The Ocean In The Sting Ray Motel, Ocean City lOlh Street Between ,nn ,ftK« fteean Ave, & The Boardwalk 399-495d Aero JI from Impala Motel, octan City, N.J, OPEN 7 A.M. to 9 P.M. 7 DAYS A WEEK EARLY BIRD SPECIALS from 3:00 to 6:00 P.M. MON" Roast Leg of Lambw/stuifina THUR: 2 Center Cut Port Chops " o &m T'!;it.ni.n^P Fried Deep Sea Scallops Broiled FloundersluffecJw/crabmeat , TUES: Roast Sirloin of Beef rni. Broiled Filet of Flounder Deviled Crab w/tartar sauce Choice ChoppedSlrloin Steak, Veal ScallOpiniw/orecn peppers & on.on Combination Broiled Shrimp " .smothered W/onloni SAT: **' sil * loin Steak * 7 '* 5 & Scallops " Broiled Native Blue Fish All Specials Include Salad, 2 Vegs. Rolls & Butter, Bev. *6.95 , > SUNDAY SPECIALS Served from 1:00 to 6:00 P.M. . ; Prime Rib of Beef au jus »7.95» Roast Spring Chicken »5.95 _ * • a* k - ^ a t * * . * . • .. a. • * . f" _ I *ahrtA * • at . I rift afek M al "* aWt. *" I o m © Q
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