PAGE 12 — SECTION ONE THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N.J. FRIDAY; SEPTEMBER to, im <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> will be center court for international shufflers (continued from page 1) game ui lifetime •pert Teamsfrom Japan, Canada and the United States will vie here for the international ihttffleboard croiim No ne Is »uns hew and where shufileb<strong>of</strong>lrd ID Florida, had a anufflebotrd originated History records an thoug small at the moment, A new coat <strong>of</strong> paint has been prised <strong>of</strong> sit players and six court butt In front <strong>of</strong> their li to «ifmH undent version In Persia. applied to the clubhouse alternatives. <strong>On</strong>ly singles artel By 1TO itaffleboird England had a nimiiar game countries who are Interested porch. All the courts have games are permitted under bid spread throughout the in world competition. dating from the ISth century, been refurbished. Signs have international rales, - with state. Today St Prtenburg, when tbe arHStocracy called been put up, benches are rounds scheduled throughout tame to 10? courts, is a Urge following. Hem. ttShovel Penny. Scotland, too, being required and rubber the five, days <strong>of</strong> play. Rounds designated a» thta country's bershlp in the • local bed Its own game, probably wilh begin each morning at fl copltal <strong>of</strong> .huffleboard ind association has ranged from derived from another railed Tom Jackson, an alternate o'clock the state bouts wer 80,000 250 players to over 800. Tnt Curling, that was named player for the United States registered enthusiasts. New Jersey SUteAModation, Shovel Board. team, says that all M courts However, Callfbmla Is said to which was founded In MO, In tie United States, will be In tiptop shape for the have overtaken Florida In the has a membership anywhere rfwfDeboard began <strong>of</strong>ficially opening <strong>of</strong> the tournament. number <strong>of</strong> pUyen. trap 2,000 to 3,000. to 1913, after a Mr. and Mrs, Sealers and wax cover the Today, shuffleboard U Won Ijifferty, president <strong>of</strong> Robert Ball <strong>of</strong> Daytona court surfaces. Glass beads found in all SO states and ne new Jersey msocianon, Beach, FL, noticed the game will also be ased to help around the world. Fourteen has been acquainted with the bring played on their cruise waxed discs slide more easily states belong to tin National game for six years. He says Slip. to their Wangles, Shuffleboard Association, and he became • tan <strong>of</strong> the sport ineBaDs, upon their return International shuffleboard the International Association, when he and hU wife were In tournaments have only been Texas soon after hU to existence since 1061. <strong>Ocean</strong> retirement He saw the game «y lithe fifth city picked to being played and "I figured tat the WOTM competition. OPEN IN SEPTEMBER «i could beat than in a Toe first International contest couple <strong>of</strong> weeks," He adds, Friday 7:30 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. "It's a nice game for senior cttiiens. I juit got beat the other day by an ft>-year-old. Saturday 7:30 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. You can Just keep going and Stag.? 14th ST. BAKERY 40714th St, <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong>, N.J. 399-3320 1 Schneider thinks that <strong>Ocean</strong> CUy'a aluiflkboard ikc]ni5 are first-rate; Be feela tbay are probably Hubert in Net Jersey and ju» the largest <strong>of</strong> also from tfew Jerseyi.will competition. As an qTpft, thetfktod In fbeentire Mate; represent two <strong>of</strong> the women's Schneider has over 300 points At for the tournament Itself, team fur the United States. and Stanley 2M:—' ScHnefderTBia"nls .fellow" Other U.S. palyers, chosen by , At the conclusion <strong>of</strong> theorganlien are optimists, Afl,' the National Shuffleboard week's rounds, a banquet will the plans have.bten catrlad Association, will include be held at Mac's Restaurant out, schedules .drawn and shufflers from California, Utere, winners will receive rule* read. ,'•' ', ~$ . Colorado, Oregon, Texas, trophies for their efforts. The , The'*bgjfe; question;Jthat- Shufflers, as the players are Nbrthr Carolina and Florida; week <strong>of</strong> <strong>Sep</strong>t .33 promises to called, will be welcomed-to be one <strong>of</strong> enjoyment'for all wOl raili.'on the Infeniatibnal * <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> by members <strong>of</strong> the To be considered a Seating will lie available at shuffleboard tournament local' club on the Sunday representative for In- the 8th Street courts for the parade.' Not to worry, before the tournament begins. ry, sa»- sa» ternational play, shufflers try, public to attend throughout Schneider,"We hive Registration for teams will nopbtt. nobtt to accumulate points In state' the five-day competition. " ftr failure." ' %' ^ take place and a reception honoring all the players Is scheduled for mat evening. Coco has a record Jack Schneider, <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> chairman In charge <strong>of</strong> the (continued from page 1) until a decision is rendered in about Coco's past history: tournament preparations, and October, "has been good and "it's a bard thing for. me to one <strong>of</strong> the United States her friends say stones are has not been fresh. We took do," comments Loder;. >, players, says mat plans are thrown at Coco and Items her for a walk thia morning." referring to a possible' just about completed for the have been stolen from her Declining to take sides In reparation <strong>of</strong> Jones and Q ~ was held in Muategon, Mich., coming week. He la looking home. the matter, Hoy did say that Loder hi certain that no < Laguna Hills, CaUf., St. forward to an lnterestlrig and According to a relative <strong>of</strong> Coco and Jones were happy to should be permitted to I Petersburg, Ft and Mesa, successful time for everyone. the boy bitten earlier thissee each-other when Jones or injure a *»n»if AT., wen the previous yean' Mayor Jack Blttner has been month, tte youth was atpBldavWttotheshelterafeir • Whatever' happens, Y Jones* tournament site*. invited to the opening tacked as he rode bis days ago.'.There's a definite frtoafcsay they wffl abide by For ttfi *tart week <strong>of</strong> ceremonies to <strong>of</strong>ficially skateboard on the opposite need," observes Hoy. "The the1aw. Right now, though, the competition, Japan and welcome aD tte contestants. aide <strong>of</strong> the street from the dog was crying and woman international tournament to Canada will be sending teanw Along with Schneider and Jones property. The relative was crying when she was be held 'here la causing a to <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong>. Each Mam Ms alternate, Tom Jackson, denies any provocation <strong>of</strong> the here." flurry <strong>of</strong> activity around the usually consists <strong>of</strong> 12 men and on the men's team, Helen dog by the boy. To Hoy's knowledge, Coco ciubhottse. 12 women, with each The youth suffered two hasn't been sent to the shelter puncture wounds behind bis under court order In the two left knee and was treated tit years she has been there. an emergency medical Loder says that a neighbor facility for Us injury. and friends <strong>of</strong> Jones haw Although most <strong>of</strong> the <strong>of</strong>fered,to replace Coco's complaints against Coco chain, so that Jones can chain Involved children, one victim the dog from Inside the boose Restaurant • Lounge and Liquor Store Where business is <strong>of</strong> a bite was a 32-year-old before putting her outside. A man. Another complainant fence ' surrounding the always a pleasure was a 43-year-old woman, property has also beeii DINNERS SERVED When it's ttme to celebrate the event <strong>of</strong> the year, or says Loder. suggested as a solution to 7 NIGHTS A WEEK it's simply getting down to business. Whether it's an At the local Humane Society Jones'problem With Coca ' award banquet, a retirement dinner, or a business shelter, manager Carol Hoy Whatever Lodert opinions' Prom 5 p.m. to ft p.m. luncheon, our pr<strong>of</strong>essional banquet coordinator will asserts that Coco, under court about Coco, he says it is Mr handle all .the details in an atmosphere Just right for order to remain at the shelter FEA TURING PRIME RIBS dory to "plate to the Judge; business and memorable dining. So, when it's time for your event, the place is A Tbey have spoken' with her and believe she Isresigned to' whatever the: court detcdes. f : In the, meantime, Coco; remains' confined at the;" animal shelter, ' • ; COCODOOBITB ~: OompUed by Cope $ County Department cfHix&tfc Aug. 80, IMS- UWMriM boyUtteplnbtck<strong>of</strong>lefttaiet: in fronts IIS 7th St; ^ ' March 9,<strong>1985</strong>-«4r«|u>ol4 man bitten In back <strong>of</strong> left' knee; dog tunning atlargt f& ' front <strong>of</strong> 119 7th fit; o , > ' Aug. H, 1964-43?«arHi)ld woman Utten In left leg, id - front <strong>of</strong> 117 7tbSt; , ' - -t March e,19B4-lft7«aMJ4 boy bitten on left thigh, at 117 VmSfc; ^ J Live MUSIC Wed. thru Sat. featuring "SWEET CREAM" Ice, Kegs, Beer, Wines & Liquor Competitive Prices • Monthly Specials 0f>EM7DAYSAWEB( ,390-1717 ' South America wines have en- (eyed a noteable surge in the marketplace In recent years. ; Those <strong>of</strong> Chile are usually described as the best. Although win* has been In South America since the 16th century, produced • from vines planted at that time. It was not until the 19th century that 'Wine production and quality gained momentum thru efforts <strong>of</strong> French experts, who Wirt brought to the continent. Now lor Mr weekly quiz; QUAFFIN'OUOTIENTQUIZ 1. Which country Is tot largest producer <strong>of</strong> wines In South America? 2. in which province art most <strong>of</strong> Argentina's vineyards located? 3. What Is the dominant grape variety used tor production <strong>of</strong> fine red wings in Argentina? 4. What company Is the blo^est single producer <strong>of</strong> wlnei In Braill? ,i *; ' -ANSWERS- ' lArgintlni. Annutl production It 050 million oi/Zon*. It - , COOKING WITH WINE * ! , ' Applesauce j, \ To make b to B servings, you'll need: 12 to 15 ap- , pies (GravenstelnorRed Delicious), % cup Chabll*, Vbcupsuoar. ', Rinse apples; peel, quarter/ core, and place in i j sauce pan with wine. Cover loosely, bring to boll, turn down heat and sihimer 15 mfnutes, 6"r until ap , pie* are fender, stirring throughly 2 or 3 times. jT^ Remove from heat *n6ix[t (" iuOan ^erve warm or \r A new broom sweep* clean, but the old brush knows hi*.* fe <strong>On</strong> The Circle Somers Point credit cards 1 Accepted MICKHAN 1155 Asbury Avenue, <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> omplete R SPECIALS QUALITY '> Served from S,'30to9-00P.M. MON: Steak Diane •......".!.,........ $9.95 TUEi Bourbon Street Chicken ..;...... ?7.95 WED: Unguini w/Red or White Clam Sauce, garlic bread $7.95 THURi Beef Tournedosw/Green Peppercorn Sauce $9.95 PBIi Sautoed Jumbo Shrimp w/Veg., Gurry sauce., A $».»5 SATsPrimtlUb .,,..,.. King $12S95..,.Queen $9.95 SUN i Veal Graye-i, Maraala Sauce, > ^ $9.95 ASAUSMAN GROUP HOTEL 4QA QOIO "The only thing we overlook is the ocean'" «Kf9"OOl/ 1 5th i Boardwalk. <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong>, N j Reservations net required, but suggested FARM MARKET Roosevelt Blvd., MarmOra • west <strong>of</strong> 34th St. Bridge Next to Yesterdays FRESH PICKED - ^ " SILVER QUEEN CORN i MEW JERSEY MACINTOSH 8. DELICIOUS APPLES } CHEAPER BY THE BASKET POLE LIMAS HARDY ft ELD G^OWN JUMBO MUMS I SEAFOOD MARKET . ' OUR OVEN READY ENTREES MAKE YOU A STAR Gregory's Specials Good Wed. Frl. — While They Last Fresh Fllef Yellow Fin TUNA *3 69 ,b Fresh CRAB FINGERS (Cocktail Claws) •4*»lb Great Appt. !d«a Oysters I n Season • Standard Fresh OYSTERS Fresh Made CLAMS CASINO \1», . Cont. TJur Famous SNAPPER. SOUP ' ">)an)emMi«" • live Hard Shell Crqbi anil Lebcler • Clams-All SJxes • 7 Type* Fresh' fish • Owen-Ready, Items ^Cooked Plalle^s 3221 ASBURY -•i ii B • " • " - - unknown, bitten in lower leg, at 1MB-7th St; girl Utten in right upper, Up* 100htock<strong>of</strong>7thSt,j. ' - Oct 12,'.'1981J- ACfe Theatre % auditions set Atlantic , Commodity college's Theater Department win hold auditions, for Whatever 7W» to »fe'i» Art in ,tt Together (rode to 10 pm. •nHUdFridSta y d y , p a and 27, In room C-U8 at the collegs's. Maya The, show Is ,aa' upteat AttL Isrgecastli .Scheduled {putt dates t<strong>of</strong>tbesho#areNov. 10 to 2S. For more 8HAMBAUGBS ANNOUNCE •asia*ials< A*M H. at aiir r i I i ir . ' A ' .-and £ Shambaugh: <strong>of</strong> .,Pri annonuce the birth ft Ii ^Siii«ssi h*p>urrsbtHiextN] nuiMt'a'iW^ 1 "itl^MiM^asMul' ftt-t ii\ 'A •we^irtieTA'f i iM ru' m ^ *; I s • •I l to: i i: The Sentinel^edger . , • • • • • ; • ] Friday, <strong>Sep</strong>tember 20,<strong>1985</strong> Page <strong>On</strong>e Section Two [business / finances Legislation to ca^utility pass-along rate hikes is introduced •A' package <strong>of</strong> legislation MurianL fWWBjers any eeatt. itea. «t would prevent electric littles from passing along to customers unreasonable operating expenses Is. being Cape May-Cumberland, " to the Legislature would prevent electric expenses that an electric F. utilities from ppmrlnfl along to utility may include In its Clerk Angela Pulvlno is flanked by ty Surrogate W. Robert Hentges, left, and " 1F. Olson, county surrogate in Middlesex. mnty <strong>of</strong>ficers meet . clerks, surrogates, section meetings for special registers and sheriffs front groups <strong>of</strong> surrogates, sheriff*, •woas the state met at a clerks and register*. Topics utiference <strong>Sep</strong>t U-I3 at the Important to county govern- Oftind. Hotel, in Wlldwood ment were discussed. fiSMt. > \ Also In attendance were Angela F. Pohrtno, Cape experts Including John County clerk, coor- Mayson, clerk <strong>of</strong> the Superior ed the ninth annual fall Court <strong>of</strong> New Jersey, Cannce <strong>of</strong> the County mlsgloner Eugene J,. Me- AssocUrUon<strong>of</strong> New Caffrey d the Department <strong>of</strong> Ppy '' Chril Service, and Wchtrd P. %Jt past president <strong>of</strong> ttr Stella <strong>of</strong> the New Jersey jBjibciation, Pulvlno said she Division <strong>of</strong> Motor Vehicles Sows the value <strong>of</strong> ex- Bureau <strong>of</strong> Records . ,inged : Ideas and Management. They were grtbradery," adding "the speakers at various MOrmatlori we gain benefits workshop*.throughout the 'Sbh"' ! <strong>of</strong>* 'our Individual conference.^ • , t - , <strong>On</strong> Saturday a banquet was for all held where new <strong>of</strong>Oemottt* Stanley promoted at S & L |Ann Stanley <strong>of</strong> Sea Isle <strong>City</strong> toe three years, begtanteg as »a been 4 promoted to head a teller In the association's r At Sturdy SiviDBS^iiiid Stuis nflrfaor ocnoo Dfef<strong>of</strong> | 6 i's Cape May Court House ^bdttg transferred to me Cape ' ' May Court House <strong>of</strong>fice when has Trorked at Sturdy It opened m 1863. iagnostic center is opening Sea Isle <strong>City</strong>'s Diagnostic Elitabeth Graham and Betty r win be open .to serve Blythe. public every .other TTw Sea Isle CU> Diagnostic from 10 a,m. to'Boon, Colter is located in the Raffa on <strong>Sep</strong>tS. • '• Community Center on JJJK. volunteer facility'., Boulevard.. Certified persona the direction,b^Pr*;wishing to,volunteer their . Marie Young, 4ffera services should contact Dr. btoodpnwsiu^cbedfjfor Yonng at 39S^UT" ens; Registered nurses on duty'dorhlg'pours °( - , Tbey include Hose #CLAS*ilF'll Jjitf dlfRouU 9 in H«imora r l ''390(1848 ' F>w («why custom dwtjht ' , I T rtp»|n art pwmHw Atlantic Expired drivers' registration to be honored saBetype<strong>of</strong> Jersey," bi said. «•»t^Waujahoddnotb»> ,,... "Other .wusandthe 'In the case <strong>of</strong> ultra- to> mese two Wlla expensive new nuclear A-4033) and a generating stations, the resolution (AR-117) would stockholderi In s ntflity — In , S. $5,000 or mom Open any type, <strong>of</strong> certificate <strong>of</strong> deposit account with a deposit <strong>of</strong> $5,000 or more, And receive yourchoice or $20 Cash (25 Super* Fresh Gift* Certificate Black A Decker StspVtoo^ Con Air Rechargeable Spotlioht Proctor Sllex,10 Cup G<strong>of</strong>feemaker , t_ OEHeadMt Radio, v ., Black S. Decker li VoltfiaM Vao , ' ,j "•.," ii OE Digital Alarm dock* b Doughnutsff; Hot Dogs ;if Sodas ,;' ! and Gifts ' Asbury & West Ave., locations oniy ,., *1 < %wWitfit' ~* •
K 2 — SECTION TWO THE SP:NTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N.J. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 20 MONEY MANAGEMENT Tax and the president's tax reform Easy to apply Dries fast Lasting flat finish for exterior masonry, properly primed wood or metal Whits and ready mixed . colors Sea Shore Acrylic Utex TRIM ENAMEL y gloss Resitts weainer QUART tMost Cotors). WNHftSd KyOre*i7^s CuflomCot<strong>of</strong>l 675U>7 70 WCMUXGIOJI Of Satin REDWOOD RUSH QUART Best tor Hornet Evefywhere! SEASHORE ACRYLIC HOUSE PAINT teaayMl!(rt asiars.QAI.LOr4 X Cuiiom co«n menu • Flnist Acrylic House Paint bonds lighter' to surface. •Colors stay bright. Uniform sheen. •Greater durability In severest weather. ' Resurface Problem Walls Create Smart New Patterns! EAZ-ON Vinyl TEXTURE PAINT Hldsa ugly holes ond cracds. Dries last- Clean up with soap and wfltst. Whits ana ladsmlMinteeMn. FRESH KOTE Latex FLAT WALL PAINT Uniform flat finish o! mte GALLON ,• H<strong>of</strong> plasttr, dry Wall or ma «TV7e ','ionry! White iffd fiidy XM*** ml»i •••••'* - it wfll allow us to should be implemented.,Thls Numerous polls and survty» have shown that thoro 13 11 Wwrfphal emphasized. He recapped the everincreasing impact <strong>of</strong> Federal spending upon New Jersey taxpayers, noting that the burden has increased more man gii tales within a span <strong>of</strong> ten fiscal years, 197W9M — the total cost for New Jersey taxpayer! rising from fl&2 to FY'86 while the per capita burden ho David J Cilpln <strong>of</strong> <strong>Ocean</strong> ' <strong>City</strong> recently completed tht Allen Jacobson seminar M real otata management beU at the Clarldge Culno in Atlantic <strong>City</strong>. • ' Hie seminar included hy formation on financial stf- * fifrfitfrt from mm M Ufa. L $ ministration and anaiyaftj sales management, salesperson compensation and salespeople training. .' Gflpin is the owner <strong>of</strong> the ^ Farrell Agency at MOO West V A*. • g p B feat yearly federal defldts Grooming & Pet Suppliei and the resulting massive federal debt are adding to our We will be closed economic burdens add they must, therefore, be curbed. <strong>Sep</strong>tember 26th "Notwithstanding this thru October 7th increased recognltioD, lt will Carol require great political Scott . courage on the part <strong>of</strong> all governmental leaders to 406 Asbury Ave. 399-7491 , <strong>Ocean</strong>Qty.^J. bring an end to the addiction ".i^W.i'-. 1 - 1 Earn Your Diploma Today • CAPE MAY COUNTY • VOCATIONAL ADULT HIGH SCHOOL Earn Credits : Fon • Work Experience • Home Management • AAllltary Service • Community Service • Independent Study • Apprenticeship • Course Work 11 (609)964-2M0 awis A tmm Marine National Bank pays high rates to attract your business with Pcrson-To-Person service to keep It. MOKE HK»HtATC ORTinCATlS fvyo -, ft .^ C % Years 3^ mm**J a year y <strong>On</strong>e' Year 8L5Oai ye.ir 8.00 Plus you could win a great . Six . Months a year GRAND PRIZE: HAWAIIAN VACATION FOR TWO! I ' Includes airfare, 1 week deluxe L~ Aotel4ccorqmoi Refrigerator Model ET16TK1M 163CU ft Refngerat<strong>of</strong>/ Freezer • No-Frost Retngeralor/Freeiar • Provision t<strong>of</strong> optional ICEMAGIC 1 Automatic Ice Maker • NotltKiefprint Textured Stee) Doors • SBikHiul Ad uSabteChromo-plated Steel Shelves* Adiusta We Rollers • Revursibta Door Swmg • T»rtnV<strong>of</strong>lotable Cospens • Adjustable Mem Pan > >
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