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IMS I r or* PAGE 4 — SECTION ONE •a v. THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N J. Applegate and Valiante exchange vows in Delaware toy EBttbtQ) Apphgate. w *W«r_£ ApptafiU of Oty. and Meted Frrodi VaUutg, «n of Hiv Albert A. VaUanteaf WDmiz^tiz) ud fee late Mr Vaflante, m united In marriage at a the Aldercgat* Dulled Wflniagtm MAKE A GRANT) ENTRANCE Choose from our many teautrtul sfyiai and colors we would be happy to h»ip you setter a perfect dress for that special occasion MixMS 6- II Half Was wn» a 10% Senior CmiM| Rev Uaooard Ktsnfskl Roy tt Moyw. lnttaN»taw at tc groom, ad Sanmj A. Baldvin were Scrtptnre nadm. TT>e toloUt. P»nl V IfcKnlgUêf New*, DtL, tart T. Wbtai, orpmlJt Be ang The WW*« £** AM AfcHomd Hit Lwtfi FHQMT. Girts to mani«ge by tw flit triifc vn*c a pnni Largest Selection Anywhere, of Ladies* Genuine,., Sulls • Coals seen elsewhere for Skirts seen elsewhere from II7J, Lillian's Price •119 Paiect for all weather. A fabric that oes everywhere. Ultra-Suede is one of the easiest fabrics to care for and always retains its shape, in a rainbow of gorgeous OOlorS. SMC 4-m, Also: Blouses, Belts, Handbags to matoi Satsprtco COATS OconOty.NJ. i OFF Stone Ilnrbor MihSf.ofltndAve, Entire st^ck of clothing Including swlmsuits 50% OFF Good variety of merchandise available ALL NAAAE BRANDS Gift Merchandise 30 % to SO % OFF NEW FALL HOURS: Mon.-Sat. 10 a.m. fo 5 p.m., Sat. Eve. 7 to 9 Sunday 12 to 9 p.m. tagb £Un»km necMte, witti U d ^ to d pointed at the wrist. HM skirt mi trimmed via DRESSES By Casfieberry Goldworm Baron Peter* Alper Sclrwirti Aipinlts (Switierlana) in One, Two. Three Pieeet SPORTSWIAR By Daiton Bleyie (Gtrmany) Reversible Muiti-celorea Pleated Skirts by Saput (Bngland) 744ASBURY AVI., OCEAN CITY 399-1035 NA, ni atttBdaBti won are o* Dowered headplecei of gjoiana wth an fniflii lavender pompomi, pleated «**>** art a **innMTt)' ratnlitor* nan, pupil hot Jackal •» Hjb OMta *»&* tni wMfcDUtim omatloni with baby't LANCASTER, RADIO COT TB1P8 SCHEDULED Cape May County Red Cnws Chapter wffl sponsor an outlet shopping bus trip to Lancaster, Pa. oo Wednesday, Ncrv. 8. Tickets are 113-50 per person. Tbe amfflflry will also sponsor a bus trip to the new Christmas Show at Radio CUy Btolc Hall in New york on Thuraday, Nov. fi. Tlcketa are »3»J0and mchde transportation aad "frnlwi* 1 "* to fee show. For nwrratiens au MB-HM. AlbertA. vallante of winrington. brother of the was held at the Hercules Fortes VaHaH* of Jtmrt, A wtde paod of ABO^ DeL, sUt*r-to-Uw «f foe k^fc rrtrmtwi from tbe wiW pMn, Lynn Baldwin el IB fiw end of the train. The wuoiingtoa.asdliaryO'Ndll Jaao B»rr of Wartmoot. Ml honorary brideanald. The mottar of U» bride •ore • fWffw gown of dmtr After a honeymoon in ta Oaymoot, DeL, aad Ocean of Boltywocid, HiW, tUbs of rose over taffeta with an itKiaTBy tace, swd pearii, the gream. They wore gma empire waist, draptd sod bf^so^^ w^yjny nwtjltw*i and long paSed awflofFr*OfBBii.«nd :pnaaad he* Jackrts and arrli The bride, a graduate of the Wiliillimton Frieods School and Baldwin-Wallace College A band of HiarlliTty lace ijuJtd the IMIIIUM of tti dres and veiL S* carried a coDige tf uued fiywss is a f^yriffe design, infrnrttfig cattleya _ of white a iJKvtlti& gons sf florets, wbtte and qntana wlft a draped taatdoo |mi|inin, row andattrt. Each wore tboolder conagea of Ugfat pink cympinl petite roses, pnrpl« *atk* and baby's brtatfa. Joseph P. Valiante of ta BOM, Ohio, is a graduate student in bnalnew adninistratlarj at Wot Chester University. She ta employed the Delaware TTBlt tt mn, white miniature carnationi, Aapksantte and baby's tlM&L of butts for her The fkmw glri, E3na Kate Newark, DeL, waa best man Tqllgren of Em, NJ. won lor his brother. tJahera were George A. Nemea of Wilmington, Maik A. •ft a raffled Off back. She Keene, HE, and carried a nosegay with The gram, a graduate of SL Elizabeth High School and fba University of Delaware, is employed by Cora States of Delaware coasin. fans Campbell "We expect over 300 per- Sodety wffl bout the Fran- Jersey District convention SepL 19 to Bat Tbe Flanders HoteL son* fran all over the East to to ta attendee*," add Vera Bffller.publlcttycfatlnnanfor fte iHMlliig society. Dtstincfivg Looks in Ladies Fasfiion COATS & SUITS Judging wffl take plan daring the morning boot on Satnrdjry. Sept H. The show By Gallant . Re«al Evan Pieone wfll An be opened to the Dwwoal (IrBland) Vicuna CasnitiBre public from 1:30 to 8 pm Mohair Tweed Admission is free. For infonnatlot) n Mrs. Miner at mmi or George Wuest, co-chairman, S90-38J7. Mon.,Tues.,andWed. SPECIALS ~ HAIRCUTS . Thursday SPECIAL •2.ip Off Any Perm Starting at ns Includes cut, Styling & guarantee 3331 Wait Ave., Ocean City 398-8755 Appointments Available Walk-Ins WeTcome SHAMPOO, CUT ft BLOW-DRY , Ladlei ... •7.H *~% *WT NO BISTANGK TOO FAR Creative Window Free Convenient Expert Shopping at Home atprlcetyou CM ifford. IMn * kMIMt * WMd fcM Blmtt * CntM SMln ttifti i VTtote • Www Wnfc •'Vwtlcjsi ; ^ J \h J^ Hi!' t î ftf 3ii-5SM. iXt,H 1 ' ' frfAJ RIDAY, SEPTEMBER Mr. and Mrs, Michael Valiante Free shade trees are available Tbt National Arbor Day Foundation is giving 10 free rfade Met to people who become Foundation members TTje free trees are put of ta Foundation's effort to promote fall tote planting O A sugar maple, weeping willow, red oak, green ash, thornless honeylocust, pin oak, silver maple, tuliptree, Eiiropean mountainash, and The 6-to 12-inch trees will be shipped at the right time 1ST plintlng between Oct IS and Dec. 10. They will be sent postage pajd with enclosed plant!ng Instructions. These trees were selected because they provide shade nd beauty, aad a variety of forms, leaf shapes, and fan colors, according to Andrew Strang, chairman of the Oetan City Shade Trw Committee. They are red maple tree will be given toguaranteed to grow, or will be members Joining during replaced (fee of charge. September. To become a member of the SHIRT SALE Includes FREE MONOGRAM (3 initials) The Bag Room & Monogram Shop Corner ?ih & Anbury, Oc«an Cily Mon.Sit, lotoj F»H Hours: Bag Room at the Flanders on the Boardwalk DaliV 10-4 • Frl. ft Sal. Eves 7 ? Foundation and to receive tte free trees, a HO membership contribution should be s Shade Trees, National Day Foundation, 100 Av., Nebraska City, NE i by Sept. 30, Civic garden -3 unit meets Mrt, Eugene Volk,* oimber of U^food W< dub and formally of ^-_ dale Women's Ctob, wu the guest speaker at the garden department of Ocean GUy Qvic Glob 1 * HrBt meetmg^ IIm uinui, i fleiil. IB tn tjif Youth Center. > «i Mrs. Volk, introduced fit MB. Donald Fogg, chairman, who Instructed members lo the making of a craft using pressed flowera. also demonstrated severi metbods of pressing flowMi, Bach person attenditi! received • kit containing necessary materials complete one "mini arrangement. Tbe next meeting of .tbe garden department will be Tuesday, Oct 8 In the Yoiî Ctenter. For Information, pn£ be dub's activities contoct Mn. Fogg at MW. ',/, The Sentinel.Ledger business office and switchboard open at 8 a.m. weft- •da>s. TO SCHOOL with Shoes w TOP-S/DEfT II began *ithlfieo(iainal Sperry Top-Sidet* 50 years ago The whole classk) boot Ehcx* look And over Via years it« developed into mmy ntw stylos ttiat offer traditional cratsmanship and classic quality with the pride ol authenticity Style* you can v/ew anywhoto Wo'voool a lefrrftiBteCWno*authentic Sparry Top-5dori So why tetltelof an imitii. ,.,,,, UoaCon^^rehM a wkJssekWion of styles availaW«lo( men and women ' ' i.t Northfield &5»^4ABi ^kiMnKms,•iMikS&m (6Ofl)M1.04flft '."> FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 198S Choral, fehestral jtiatesset Community has scheduled the g dates for its orand choral concerts; ubegln 3 p.m. on a Sunday: Wi, 15 Orchestra Concert, Oec. I Choral Concert, February 9 Orchestra Con-
ft' p4 \ a* 'r : £fca3i&n::-i4fc£f^£f 1*UALJ&>4 irt FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 13,1985 THE SENT1NEL-LEDGKH, OCEAN CITY, N J. PAGE 6 - SECTION ONE What's Cooking* contest underway Tt» dgbth •tmijgj What'$ Cooking contest, iponsored by The Sentinel-Ledger, will be Ud at 7:30 pjn. Thursday, Nov. M In the intermediate •ehool cafeteria. lift Strreet and by Avenue Entries art BOW being accepted In each of the three categories: appstixen and salads, entrees and soups, and breads and desserts. There is BO entry fee and everyone U welcome to thmlt ga many recipes U flwy wish In each, or all of the AEROBIC EXERCISE and DANCE Sponsored by Ocean City Recreation pepariment I Week Pall Session Starting Monday, September 16th Only $2.50p« el*ss • Register at Class Twice a week * Man & Tfturi,« AJ\A, at tne YOUTH CENTtR »fh St. ana Atlantic Ave Tg« & Thurs,«:» PM. at the Civic Center iffi'St, and the Boardwalk tyfftoing It Again! % price*.,off Of g. price on all summer Sportswear & Swimwear All Fall Corduroy Sportswear 20% off 7S1 Asbury Ave,, Octan City OpenMon. Sat. 9-ii Fri. ?•? Midnight Sun Tannin* Salon NEWEST & MOST MODERN FACILITIES AVAILABLE SUMMER SPECIALS! UNLIMITED VISITS for ( 25.00 per month plus 12,00 per visit r THE WORKING MAN'S n VACATION SUN sjhver* salarium 34th & Simpson Ave, (in Traders Lane) Ocean City, N.J, Open 10 10 p.m. 7 Days a Week 3911151 HURRICANE SEASON IS HERE!!! Proven Shore Protection for over 9 years in South Jersey Colors to Accent Any Home! i^4 Specializing In: ' rPerfecta Mini-Rolling Shutters , *VyindOWQuirts'" , Skylight Insulating Shades- ,v,Levolor Roll-up Laterlal Arrn Awnings ' topic Sept. any kitchen, FREE! Plcmnlng, based on your needa youi way oi We It's the most important element In any kitchen and Shoemaker's kitchen design experts will do that planning for you, free! Their help can make the difference between just giving your old kitchen a new look or having a kitchen that really works for you •'• • ' i Whether you're just looking for inspiration or are ready to re-do, rearrange • or replace your kitchea get the most impprtant element Free The expert planning help of Shoemaker's Kitchen Designers They'll help you put , new life into the heart of your home • , ,,** Distinctive brands maka the distinct dlfleiencei i Kountry Krafl Kitchens • Wayneco • LesCare • MertaUtan • Fnjnta* (sink A laucetaVCoiian, (;• I Kitchen & Bath manning Center 399-O918 : -\ /; 1200 West Avonuo, Ocean City 3WOI5O Monday through Friday B-5, SaturdaY 8-3 1 ' '-.- 1. RIDAY. SEPTEMBER 13, IflKS THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N.J. PAGE 7 — SECTION ONB Will your tax bill rise under the president's tax proposal? categories. categories. name, address and telephone All entries will be given to • All recipes entered wUl number on each entry and panel of Judges on OS, U to appear In • special cooking mail to The Sentinel-Ledger. fetermine the 10 semlflnallsts l i to be tootuded to cooking contest, 112 B. 8thSt. The Jersey Cape In each category. TbeflnalistB Sentinel-ledger Issue of Ocean City, 08226 or drop win be notified to bring their Nov. 21 with pictures of the them ofl at the office, 9 a.m. to for Nuclear Dlsarmau prepared dish to the in- Judging and winners. S p.m. Monday through will host a represent termediate school for the final FHdjly, from the group Witness Judging. At thU Hme awards to eater, send each recipe For additional Information Peace, 7 p.m., Monday, Sept will be presented for lint m • separate piece of paper, call Social Editor Marie ffl in the Cape May County ( place, ISO; second plan, *»; typed or clearly printed: Huber at the newspaper, 399library, (bird plan, US, and for Include the category, your 5411 A slide show and talk on ttie honorable mention a gift group's experiences in tlfe subscription to • cooking country of Nicaragua will ty- magazine Prlies will be featured. awarded in each of the Witness for Peace was bunded In 1963 as an «*-"< periement in non-violent action. WFP volunteers participate in the work of Nicaragua communities and hope to deter terrorism by pHofo Dy Senior Studio their presence. The Young at Heart quartet will be the featured artists this evening Their purpose also la to Friday at 8 p.m. on the Music Pier, This will be final performance by the Inform their own com* munities of the actual con- group for the season. From left are Jim Pickering, baritone, Charles ditions they hive observed In Taylor, tenor, Deborah Wittcamp, alto, Marion (alien, soprano, and Nicaragua. All Interested g Florence Maguire, seated, accompanist. persons ire invited to attend.)' Lowden earns degree; working as editor Nancy Beth Lowden of 206 bachelor of science degree, a copy editor with, the assumed her dunes in early Wesley Av, received her majoring in Journalism, from National Dragster, a weekly September and resides In the the University of Florida in newspaper affiliated with the North Hollywood area. Casper "Andy" Arleth of §omer§ Point holds Scouts going Gainesville on Aug. 10. National Hot Rod Association Her parents are Edna and his grandson, Sean Michael Arleth, during a Lowden, a 1981 graduate of based in California. She Dudley Lowden of Ocean City. recent family gathering for his 73rd birthday. Ocean City High Schorl where Also celebrating birthdays during the month of camping she was co-editor jf The August were family members from left, Sean, 4 • Ocean City Boy Smut Troop Bllows, the school's news Garden Club installs Megan Pancoast, 18; Joseph Arleth, 2, and32 Is holding its first camping section published In The The Garden Club of Ocean terpleees on each of the tabled Maureen Pancoast, 21, all of Somers Point. trip of the year at Atlantic Jentfrwl-Ladfer, was active City held its annual In- for members and guests. ' County Park In Estell Manor at the university. stallation luncheon meeting The invocation was given by Saturday afternoon. She became assistant editor ftpt. 3 at The Flanders Hotel Mary Smith and opening The "See ud Do Weekend" of the Campus Loader, one of The luncheon and short remarks by Adelene Fall Sportswear la an opportunity for In- several newspapers published business meeting was conSchaefer. Installation officer terested parents and boys to at the university, and during ducted following a social hour was Llbby Young. Sweaters Galore me what Scouting Is all about. her last semester was ta fee garden room. Flower There will be demonstrations associate editor for the Officers for the 1985-88 ye^- arrangements were nude by of several skills Oat theuniversity's portion of the are Adelene Schaef several members for cen- 1986 Bathing Suits Scouts have learned Including Gainesville Sun, the leading VIM sues | cooking dinner for their daily newspaper in that area. SHOW AND FAB M.C. I Accepted | 20% OFF 6 46 guests. She was also a freelance TOAD BURDETTE All parents and boys age 11 writer for various South The annual bone show and to 18 are Invited to Job) Troop Jersey pubUeaUons, including country fair to benefit Bur- S at 3 p.m. Saturday. CaU Ed The Preta, where she wasdette Tomlln Memorial Storck 399-3116 or Sigemployed as a copyperson for Hospital will be 8 a.m. to 5 Rutkowskl 8B9-MIS for dinner a school semester, p.m. Sept. 21 and 22 at Rx reservations and directions. Lowden will be employed as Bmeh, Route 47 In Goshen. Equestrian competition In 78 events will include hunter, |80l8VentnorAve. Dally 10:00 fqS;30p.m. carriage and Jumpers. Also Margate 822-3753 Sunday lj;M fa 3:00 featured are booths, pony rides, children's games, dam bar and on Sunday, an antique rp ' iq» "t*. car show, WAR0S— INTERIORS Woven Woods • Cushions Slipcovers • Bedspreads • Verosol Shades • Re-Upholstering SHOP AT HOME LADES'AND MEN'S f WAYSIDE ..SWEATERS ,- r VILLAGE FACTORVDiRECTTOYOU Marmora •Ca$hmer«-Larnbswoc>l • -Merino WookAngora faf^m 1 pwldenti Mary Wetts, ^ president; Jeanne Kaufmflnh,^ recording secretary 1 Tax reform to raising a lot proposal lower my tu bill? ef questions. What's going to happen with 1 pay more In taxes if my mortgage interest president's tax reforms deduction? ar* enacted? How will new IRA rults Will the new brackets in the affect me? ••- How Tax Relorm Affects You live this wDtk%hni In tee how YOU wtwlt! he n/Jii till hi the Prevdeni i tut reform plan Ynu II need 1,1 Cnji'f your IW4 ftiternl meame la\ Mum infiimuitton iinin the Kork sheet 7hi numhrr\ on then/hi hiyid ude tell IRU « hit h Inn ; Charlotte Bberle, corresponding secretary, aad Jean Rartsough, treasurer. Directors are Hope Frederick, Joan Mlley, Loralne Tarves and libby Young. Past presldenta serving on the board Include Eleanor Whlttaker and Janet BMipp. _ Toe luncheon meeting** committee was under ibe direction of Mary chairman. MILLER OPTICAL CO. EYE GLASSES: • OPTICIANS GUARANTEED Norman E, Miller FOR! YEAR, Hester L. Miller Under Our (•( Wearer Senior citizen Discount on Request PRiSCRBmOHS • BEPABS • DUPU0AT1QN5 Sun Glasses • Dtslaner Pramts 2401 BAY AVE. 399-40.00 SHOEMAKER LUMBERCO 1 Here IM't worksheet to help you iitlrnate how tax reform •Meets you. The New Jeney Society of CertUM PubUc Accountants Is providing this worksheet and Instructive on viiur I9HJ tu\ form man hi inserted m thehltink\ ('tunpurr » hut inu nhtii\tm miulilpm i/ihria\ nhmimi«i n/ the la* n'fnrm plan Wngcs iind kaUiritf-, EnipiilUT piilil hcillth Inierc 1 .! iniomi' BuS8lt marah, surf, ocean and laboratory. Plant and animal *ttfe win be studied, and there ma, bi Information en comirelal crab shedding, diving, photography marine science, ibllahlng a salt water aquarium, and marine • # science careers. Cost of the weekend la $55. For more information and registration contact Betty Jean Jesuncosky, County 4-H agent, Cooperative Extension Service, Dennlsville R. Route 657, Cape May House; phone 48MUS, r I ' ^SoRoprnnsT TO w mm 8OTT. u Soroptotnlat International tf Ocean City will start its fall program on Thursday, Sept. . 18 at 6:30 p.m. In Harbour Lights Restaurant, Somers Point. Quest speaker will be Dorothy Lehman who will show slides and speak on rape and child abuse. Anyone interested in attending should _ call Glnny Morgan at 399-7506 #or Helen Goas at 399-2098. u * a *7i Duplex f FURNITURE SOFA LOVE SEAT CHAIR $ 12« CONTEMPORARY CARPET CO. 342 Shore Rd.. Marmora 390-3876 Sweatersflnd Such 664 Boardwalk Ocean City, N.J, Large Selection of Sweaters and Sweater Jackets for your fall wardrobe. Consider ui when shopping tor thai special sweater for the holidays or cruises OPEN'TIL JAN, 1st I 20%t.50%OFF guide to help promote public over to succeeding years. tax savings for every parti of the president awareness of Us reform Adjustments to deductible dollar. Under the issues. irmmt proposed bracket schedule. It To UM the worksheet, you'll A couple Of adjustments to would be worth only 35 cents. need your IBM federal Income inenne, which are actually In addition, specific deduc- tax return. You'll be able to tai deductions,, will be lost tions hive been United. ill in somt of tne blanks on and a couple of hew ones will Iatereit deduction!. A the worksheet with entries be added undir the 15,000 cap will b« placed on directly from your Form 10M. President's plan, Interest deductions. The In- Use this guide, which rtf en to IRAs Married couples with terest cap li raised, however, the worksheet for step-by-itep oni working spouse would get by the amount you earn on Instructions on specific a hefty tax break. Last year, a Investments. For example, provisions proposed by thecouplt with one, working the Interest cap for someone president. The worksheet spouse could contribute no with 110,000 in Income from allows you to compare what more than 18^0 to an DU. bonds would rise to fU,000 you actually paid In federal The president's plan would ($5,000 plus the WflW In- tax In 1984 with what you boost that amount to $4,000. vestment Income). No cap would have paid If be tax Child care. The credit for would be placed on mortgage reform measures were In child cart expenses would be Interest you deduct for a force, and It shows you which replaced with a deduction principal residence. provisions in the reform under the president's plan. Zero Bracket Amount! proposal will affect your You would get a deduction of (also referred to as standard personal financial pleura: up to 12,400 for the care of one deductions) wU go up In Income child and f*,no for two or value. The new standard The rules for figuring your more children. deduction for single persona taxable income will be Itemized deductiona would be $2,800 aad it would changed in several wiya Many itemized deductions be $4,000 for joint fliers. If the under the president's wiU be lost if the president's total of your Itemized proposal; proposals are adopted, and deductions Is greater than Health utswiMe. If your those that remain would be your standard deduction, It employer pays for your health less valuable because tax pays for you, to Itemize. insurance, some of what's brackets would be lowered. Tax Computation paid for the premium will be Someone currently In the 50 This section highlight. a added to your income and percent bracket gets a SO cent couple of otter Important luted, Up to 1120 tor a single and $300 for a family can be added to your annual Income if your employer pays for your health coverage. Dividends. The dividend exclusion under the president's plan will be eliminated- You must include as income all dividends. Capital gains. The rules remain similar: Short-term gains of sli months or less are fully taxable. Half of the gain on Investments held more man six months Is not taxed. As In 1984, net losses of more man fS,MQ must be carried Summer Merchandise 1 ! tu get your estimated tax bill reform plan. under toe president Employee bnilnen deduetiou tad ml*
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