Sep 1985 - On-Line Newspaper Archives of Ocean City
Sep 1985 - On-Line Newspaper Archives of Ocean City
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PAGE 12 — SECTION ONE THE SEN'TIN'ELLEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N.J, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 6,1885<br />
Besides the bathers<br />
Strathmere guards protect the beaches too<br />
Protecting the beaches to<br />
fte normal job <strong>of</strong> beach<br />
patrols along the cult, and<br />
that usually entails guarding<br />
toe swimmers. In Strathmere,<br />
members <strong>of</strong> the Upper<br />
Township Beach Patrol carry<br />
the protection <strong>of</strong> the beaches<br />
one itep further — by<br />
protecting the beaches<br />
through a long-term mow<br />
fence Installation program.<br />
. "Wt itartefl thla project<br />
iwft In 1WS," Upper Townahlp<br />
Beach Inspector Dick<br />
Aliiger notes, "whan a small<br />
section <strong>of</strong> fencing was Installed.<br />
This year, our project<br />
8b grown to the point where<br />
Upper Township Beach Patrol<br />
dtmben have Installed over<br />
0 blocks <strong>of</strong> the dune building<br />
•The Idea <strong>of</strong> the mow fencing<br />
along the beach front li to<br />
catch blowing sand, which In<br />
turn forms a dune, thus<br />
helping protect the community<br />
from storms.<br />
"We leave paths at each<br />
street end," AUlger said, "but<br />
a small area parallel to the<br />
beach, la blocked <strong>of</strong>f. This<br />
allows vegltatlon to grow,<br />
which also helps trap blowing<br />
sand. Most <strong>of</strong> the fencing we<br />
have Installed hi past yean Is<br />
now nearly til covered with<br />
sand and has formed large<br />
sections <strong>of</strong> protective dunes."<br />
This year's UTBP fencing<br />
program has been the most<br />
ambitious ever, covering the<br />
area from Winthfop Road at<br />
the north end <strong>of</strong> the Island to<br />
Randolph Road at the south,<br />
an ana <strong>of</strong> a Uttle over 10<br />
blocks. Lt. Joseph Callahan<br />
has been In charge <strong>of</strong> the 1965<br />
project<br />
14th & Asbury Ave.<br />
399-6105<br />
LUNCHEON SPECIALS<br />
Includes choice <strong>of</strong> Juice Or Salad and Beverage<br />
'2.95<br />
I Men, <strong>Sep</strong>t. Wh Spanish Omelette I<br />
TUBS. <strong>Sep</strong>t. 10th Chicken Salad Platter<br />
Weds. <strong>Sep</strong>t, nth .,..,,.,... Deviled Crab I<br />
Thurs.<strong>Sep</strong>t, 12th ,, Open faced Hot Roast Beef I<br />
Fri. <strong>Sep</strong>t, 13th Fried Flounder<br />
NEW HOURS: Starting <strong>Sep</strong>t. 2nd<br />
Mon.Sat 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. Sun, S to 3<br />
ftiriirwrlj<br />
gardeii<br />
L<br />
• '<br />
I<br />
"The Culinary Garden, the critics<br />
pick as the best restaurant in <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong>"<br />
Edward Hitzel, Atlantic <strong>City</strong> Sunday Press<br />
June?, 1915.<br />
841 Central Ave., <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong>, N.J.<br />
EARLY BIRD SPECIALS $ 6 9B<br />
complete<br />
Served from 5 to 6:30p.m.<br />
MONi Boneless Chicken Kiev<br />
TUiSi Shrimp Alfredo on imported r*aita<br />
WED; Boneless Chicken Parmaglana<br />
THURS! Roast Turkey w/stuffing & gravy<br />
PR I; Fried Flounder Almondine<br />
SAT: Boneless chicken Breast Dijone'<br />
SUN: Roast Beef Ay jul<br />
includes: Salad, Vegetable, Roll & Butter<br />
and Dessert<br />
399-3713<br />
® Recommended R a m<br />
• AD Major Credit Cart Aaepwd<br />
Dinner Served Daily from ip.ni.<br />
Lynch frsm u a.m. to i p.m.<br />
Breakfast Sat, 8, Sun, <strong>On</strong>ly<br />
from |a.m. to2 p.m.<br />
: •' •<br />
"Lt. Callahan and his<br />
voluntter guards have done a<br />
truly amazuig Job," Alliger<br />
«Ui "The project ii done<br />
during <strong>of</strong>f-peak hours and on<br />
slow beach dayi, thus the<br />
swimmers are ilwiyi<br />
protected."<br />
The funds for the project<br />
came from Upper Township's<br />
beach protection fund, as<br />
established by the Township<br />
Committee, Expenses this<br />
year for fencing' and poles<br />
•mounted to about 11,000.<br />
"This Is • very smal)<br />
amount <strong>of</strong> money to help build<br />
ten blocks <strong>of</strong> dunes," Alliger<br />
noted, ! 'when you consider the<br />
thousands or millions <strong>of</strong><br />
dollars needed to pump in<br />
sand to protect and restore<br />
our beaches,<br />
"Our project Is also in line<br />
with the state's theory <strong>of</strong><br />
natural beach protection," he<br />
added.<br />
"Avalon may still have the<br />
highest dunes on the Cape,"<br />
Alliger continued, "but with<br />
ttie continued interest and<br />
support <strong>of</strong> the Township<br />
Committee and the dedicated<br />
Interest <strong>of</strong> the members <strong>of</strong> the<br />
Upper Township Beach<br />
Patrol, Strathmere may rival<br />
them in the future."<br />
Gardens tours part <strong>of</strong>fest<br />
Two seashore garden tours<br />
are slated In both Stone<br />
Harbor and Avalon during the<br />
third annual Wings *n Water<br />
Festival, featuring more than<br />
30 events throughout Cape<br />
May County, <strong>Sep</strong>t. 21 and 22-<br />
The tours will future the<br />
varied array <strong>of</strong> flora in the<br />
gardens <strong>of</strong> five homes in each<br />
community Visitors will be<br />
able to Inspect the bountiful<br />
plants, flowers, shrubs, trees<br />
and bushes that thrive on a<br />
barrier inland.<br />
The garden tour <strong>of</strong> Avalon<br />
will take place 1 p.m. to 4<br />
p.m., Saturday, <strong>Sep</strong>t. 21,<br />
beginning at the Community<br />
Hall, nth Street and Avalon<br />
Avenue. The following day,<br />
the garden tour <strong>of</strong> Stone<br />
Harbor will be held from 1 to 4<br />
p.m., beginning at the<br />
Women's Civic (Sub, ith<br />
street and the beach.<br />
Visitors can either drive the<br />
tour route or ride the trolley<br />
that will stop at each garden<br />
on the tour.<br />
More than 30 events and<br />
demonstrations, including<br />
world class decorative bird<br />
carvings, art show, dune<br />
walks and retriever<br />
demonstrations, are just a<br />
sampling <strong>of</strong> the many activities<br />
planned (or the twoday<br />
festival at the scenic<br />
shore resort towns and beach<br />
areas.<br />
The festival benefits the<br />
Wetlands Institute, a nonrp<strong>of</strong>it<br />
organization dedicated<br />
to promoting public understanding<br />
and concern for<br />
CLASSIFIED ADS<br />
BRING RiSULTS<br />
CHRIST CHURCH'S ANNUAL<br />
• Antique Show and Sals *<br />
Friday Saturday<br />
<strong>Sep</strong>tember 6 <strong>Sep</strong>tember;<br />
lOl.m. • »P.fH, 10a.m.-4p.rn,<br />
Sponsored by<br />
CHRIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH<br />
at<br />
Christ Church Parish House<br />
187 Short Road., Somgrt Point<br />
927-6262, Parking In Rear<br />
MEALS AVAILABLE i»CM BAT DONATION (ISO<br />
M0H,<br />
ttTU<br />
FW. Mac's<br />
908 Shore Rd,, Somers Point<br />
MOH: Chicken Cacclatore<br />
THIS: Linguini,vv/Crab& Clam »_<br />
WED: Chicken Parmagiana * Jl<br />
THURS: Italian Combination **<br />
(W Meatballs, Sausage, Braciole<br />
FRt Flounder Marinara<br />
Includes: Special Italian Salad<br />
and Glass <strong>of</strong> Wine!<br />
Open daily from Sp.m,; Sun, 4 p.m.<br />
Call For Reservations<br />
927-2750 or 927-4380<br />
Superstars at^Resorts<br />
Frankie Avalon<br />
Fabian<br />
Bobby Rydell<br />
<strong>Sep</strong>t. 13-14<br />
Milton Berle<br />
Henny Youngman<br />
Suzette Charles<br />
<strong>Sep</strong>t, 20-22<br />
Engelbert Humperdinck<br />
<strong>Sep</strong>T 27-29<br />
Ashford & Simpson<br />
Oct. 4-5<br />
Tiekiti a) Resorts inn Tickeiran<br />
Call Supercharge<br />
nog) uomm,<br />
Dtscounis available to<br />
groupi el 20 or more.<br />
Call (MS) 340-7693.<br />
Schedulu subject to change<br />
No minimum:<br />
CUP THIS COUPON- 1<br />
Bring this coupon and your RESORTS'<br />
,, , parking stub to the £asino Promotions I '<br />
Booth (or FREE valuable coupons<br />
worth $100 and mor«. . |, ,t,1(^;,<br />
f<br />
95<br />
H&<br />
eoaitaJ life and environmenta.<br />
The festival is headquartered<br />
at the Institute located on a<br />
Bit marsh on Stone Harbor<br />
Boulevard, Middle Township.<br />
For further Infornatien on<br />
the Wlngi -n Water FeiUvil<br />
call 368-12U, or write, the<br />
Wetlands Institute. Stone<br />
Harbor 01247,<br />
Upper Township Beach Patrol members Scott Collins, Lt, Joseph<br />
Callahan and Jim Strader install mow rencing along the Strathtnero<br />
beachfront.<br />
Tropeano: cut Committee pay, hire manager<br />
Bruno Tropsano, Independent<br />
candidate for<br />
Township Committee, has<br />
reiterated Ma proposal to<br />
have members <strong>of</strong> the<br />
governing body reduce their<br />
salaries and hire a<br />
pr<strong>of</strong>essional township<br />
manager with the savings.<br />
Tropeano's approach would<br />
require that the five committeemen<br />
reduce their<br />
salaries to 13,000 per year.<br />
Such a cut would bring the<br />
$50,000 total paid to committeemen<br />
down to 115,000<br />
with the remaining $35,000<br />
used to hire a full time<br />
manager.<br />
"My approach is Just good<br />
common sense business," he<br />
said, "It Is no different than<br />
having a board <strong>of</strong> dlrectora<br />
(the eomniitteemin) and a<br />
president and a chief<br />
operating <strong>of</strong>ficer (the<br />
township manager) running a<br />
large corporation.<br />
"It's obvious," he continued<br />
in a news release, "that<br />
Upper Township has come out<br />
<strong>of</strong> its Infancy and now must be<br />
properly guided through its<br />
adolescence. And it can be<br />
done for the same $50,000. All<br />
we need are representatives<br />
that are willing to administer<br />
Upper Township for the<br />
benefit <strong>of</strong> every taxpayer. I<br />
am one <strong>of</strong> those people,"<br />
Tropeano then made<br />
reference to recent<br />
statements by bin Republican<br />
opponents, Robert Jeflers and<br />
Kenneth Baker,<br />
Noting that Jeffera was<br />
quoted as saying bat "nobody<br />
ever does anvthlnc about the<br />
salaries," Troaeano<br />
responded, "I am very willing<br />
to have the salaries brought in<br />
line with reason and the<br />
HORSE mow AND<br />
FAD! SOT. IMS<br />
The Fourth Annual Shore<br />
Memorial Hospital Horse<br />
Show and Fair will be <strong>Sep</strong>t 27,<br />
2 and 29 at the Mattli Run<br />
Equestram Center In Smlthville<br />
featuring pony rides,<br />
lice painting, art and craft<br />
corners, the season finale <strong>of</strong><br />
the area's polo games and a<br />
$10,000 grand prtx priie in the<br />
hone and rider events. For<br />
further information H 653-<br />
3170,<br />
nit/:<br />
Presents<br />
s<br />
Super Summer<br />
Sunday<br />
Specials<br />
Prime Rib<br />
Broiled Flounder<br />
Veal Parmaglana & Spaghetti<br />
FULL COURSE.- soup, salad, btv.<br />
Served between 2p.m, & 8 p.m.<br />
Ample FpM Parking and<br />
Malor Credit C»r«H Accepttd<br />
234 Shore Rd., Somers Point<br />
887.4117<br />
Spindrift<br />
ReHtouratit • 391-9887<br />
surrounding municipalities."<br />
Commenting on Baker's<br />
statement about salary where<br />
Biker said he would have to<br />
see "how many noun it's<br />
going to take me (on Township<br />
Committee)," Tropeano<br />
replied:<br />
"If noun were the criteria<br />
for salaries, then we wouldn't<br />
ever get members for tn©<br />
Zoning Board, Planning<br />
Hoard, Recreation Com-<br />
mittee, etc. These are all<br />
unpaid Jobs Oat should reflect<br />
a person's interest In their<br />
community.<br />
"I suggest that is the type <strong>of</strong><br />
person we need in the<br />
Township Committee<br />
positions," Tropeano eonduded<br />
"My involvement in<br />
community for the last 20<br />
yean is evidence that salary<br />
Is not my motivation for<br />
running for township eomraitteeman."<br />
Spectator checks out displays during the Arts<br />
Center craft show in the Music Pier,<br />
SPRINGFIELD<br />
INN<br />
43rd A Pleasure, Sea Isle<br />
Can 283-4951<br />
MUSIC<br />
WEEKENDS<br />
Saturday 8. Sunday Jams 3-8 p.m.<br />
HANK JURAY & BUD BLACK<br />
BiVUES<br />
Visit Our<br />
BAREFOOT BAR<br />
IDILDDM'N<br />
TIULIIP<br />
<strong>On</strong> The Boardwalk at 13th street<br />
Overlooking The <strong>Ocean</strong><br />
In The Sting Ray Motel, <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong><br />
lOlh Street Between ,nn ,ftK«<br />
fteean Ave, & The Boardwalk 399-495d<br />
Aero JI from Impala Motel, octan <strong>City</strong>, N.J,<br />
OPEN 7 A.M. to 9 P.M. 7 DAYS A WEEK<br />
EARLY BIRD SPECIALS from 3:00 to 6:00 P.M.<br />
MON" Roast Leg <strong>of</strong> Lambw/stuifina THUR: 2 Center Cut Port Chops<br />
" o &m T'!;it.ni.n^P<br />
Fried Deep Sea Scallops<br />
Broiled FloundersluffecJw/crabmeat ,<br />
TUES: Roast Sirloin <strong>of</strong> Beef rni. Broiled Filet <strong>of</strong> Flounder<br />
Deviled Crab w/tartar sauce Choice ChoppedSlrloin Steak,<br />
Veal ScallOpiniw/orecn peppers & on.on<br />
Combination Broiled Shrimp<br />
" .smothered W/onloni<br />
SAT: **' sil * loin Steak * 7 '* 5<br />
& Scallops " Broiled Native Blue Fish<br />
All Specials Include Salad, 2 Vegs. Rolls & Butter, Bev. *6.95 , ><br />
SUNDAY SPECIALS Served from 1:00 to 6:00 P.M. . ;<br />
Prime Rib <strong>of</strong> Beef au jus »7.95» Roast Spring Chicken »5.95<br />
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