Herald A Umtcrn 5 August 81

Introducing the Collective. MoneyFlex Account

HIGH I N I I K* S I

tow MINIMUM.

%

ANNUALLY Avoiloble thru August 10th

SHORT II KM

$1,000

84

DAYS

GUARANTEED RATE. 1 he above-rate is fixed for a full f(4 thiys, rr^ardless of daily market flue tuations * '.md isearned''and.( redifed at maturity low Minimum your minimum ittvestmerit is $1(l(H.)or more in multiples of $100'

SHORTTERM only H4 days ' - x > NO SERVICE CHARGE OR BROKERAGE FEES! WITHDRAWALS PERMITTED! Howeyer no interest is paid on money withdrawn poor to maturity, > SECURED A< r ounts are sec ured by U.S Government or US fio.yernmenl Agency-Serurities These deposits are not a savings account and are not in: sured by I'SLIC AJ MATURITY Yolir original investment, plus total interest earned jat maturity will be automatically translerrcd ill to a Collective Federal Savings NOW r )'< % C hecking Account or other Accounts the i hoic e fs yours' (No notice of maturity will be given.)

Collective Federal Savings & Loan Association

All ANTIC COUNTY • Ahw..m $h„p Hi's ' (41d.ll .ru.He Pjthmj.l, iMMi.hc ' Mj.HJt* Mj*» I jnaln*

FSLIC

C API MAY COUNTY O5f4nC.lv R... ( I *4ndf

Charged with Vioiating State Child Labor Law

TRENTON - Charges have been'brought against a dozen employers in seashore areas, including ten on the Jersey Cape, ac* cusing them of violating the; state* Child Labor* -In a prAs release. Labor and Industry Commissioner Jbhn Hor4 said the charges resulteoyrom investigators by g special task force created to seek out cases of youth'fexplbitation in summer jobs. He. said the task force was engaged in day and night inspections to ensure, that youngsters were paid properly and that employment was in compliance with Child Labor regulations. THE COMMISSIONER emphasized the charges involved only a small minors ty of seashore employers - Most employers, he said, were found to be in compliance with all laws under jurisdiction of the Division ol^Vorkplace,Standards. In previous' seasons* there have been complaints bv both employers and area legislators tht division personnel were picayune and overzealous in their enforcethont and that some provisions of the law are archaic. Details of the charge, which were filed in municipal courts, of the ten cases involving Cape'May County employees includes this information frbni*the state: m. - Mug'S Donut ShopoE W»#t Ave . Ocean City was chargtgL with rmptoytng two minor. iTOrr In without an employment ceftifk-ate. emptoyinn two fninor* under Id as late as 6 a n and employing a minor under 18 to operate a tiough mixing machine, which m a prohibited oc cuphtion

—Hoss .General Construction of Dune Dr , Avlloh. was charged with employing a minor under 18 In construction wor*. which is a prohibited

occupation

-‘Avalon Piri* of Ocean Dr, ’AV^Ion. was charged with the deploying three minors unfler 18 as Iatra*4:l5a.m ;emplbyingaminor . under 16 At. late as 9:s£ pm. employihg three minors under 18 mnee..than six consH-utive days, employing fivf minors under 18 Jp excess of eight hours per day. and employing two minors under IB' without employment certificates - Nicks Sportland Games of thd Boardwalk. North Wildwood, was charged with employing four minors under 18 without an employment certificate; employing a nL under 16 as late ns II o'clock, in evening, employing a minor under^ 18 in excess of eight hours a day; employing iwo minors under 16 more than five hours continuoualy with a .to minute meat peiod. and failure to keep a record of the hours of tlie beginning and ending meal ' periods for two minors under age 18 -Dorn's Restaurant. Yif Pacific Ave, Wildwmpd. was charges with employing a minor under 18 without an employment certificate, employing a minor under 18 more than six consecutive days; employing a minor under 16 as late as 11 o'clock In the evening; and employing a minor under 18 more than five hours continodsly without a 30-minute

meal perind

^-Wildwood fUhan Bakery of W Ytak Ase . WiljJwood. *as charged \ith eqiploying a minor under 16 as late as 4 41 a m . employing a minor under 18 a late as 6 a m ; employing a minor under 18 in excess of eight hours a day*, employing a minor urtder 18 up to 65 hours; emplaying two minors unde 18 more than five hours continausly without a 30 minute meal perirld, employing two .minors under age 18 without

employment cerllflcate?. and employing of a -minor under IS in the operation of power driven

machinery

—Genova Hollywood Pitu. of Boardwalk. Wildwood. w4is charges with employing a minor under age 18 without an employment certificate, employing a minor under IB as late as 2:30a m , the failure to keep proper records ; ofhour* worked for a minor under 18; and employing a minor under it in the operation of a dough braking machine, which is

prohibited oempotion.*

-Gem Departmeo*"' Store of Boardwalk, Wildwood, was charges with employing of a minor under 18 without an employment certificate; emphsjdng a minor under 18 up to 11 W hours, employing a minor more than six consecutive days, employing a minor under 16 after 6 o'clock p m . failure to pay the minimum rate to one employee and failure to pay overtime at tifoe and a half the regular rate for hours worked over 40 in a week lo one efnployee -Snow White Arcade of JSoard tiwalk. Wildwood, was charges with employing three minors undef 18 without employment certificates, employing a minor under 16 ar late as’ midnight; employing three minors under |8 more than five hours contlnmisly without a -. 30-minute meal period; and failure to keep proper time records for

. three minors under 18

—Llcketv Split of Boardwalk. Wildwood, was charges with employing a minor under 18 without an employment certificate, employ mg a minor under 18 up to 13'; hours, employing a minor under 18 up to 67 hours; employing a minor under age 16 as late as 2 a m ; , employing a minor under 16 more than six consecutive days, and employing a minor under 18 more than five hours rontinously without a

3fMhlnute meal period

JO COLINO i CONNIE S1NDS PRESENT Ihe STONE HARBOR SCHOOL OF ART

SUMMEB WORKSHOPS - PROF. IRSTRUCTORS '' • Doug Long - Photography • John Clannottl - Sculpture • Todd Stone - Contemporary Watercolor • Janet Strauss - Children's Art Workshop NOW ENROLLING 368-5399 OR 368-2040 P.O. Box 92, Stone Horbor, N.J. 08247

Villas Market

HOLE IN THE WALL SANDWICH SHOP

902 BAYSHORE RD.. VILLAS 886-8225 • 886-8244

famoXjs broasted CHICKEN 4 Piece* Chlckan $2.60 8 Pieces Chlcksn 5.15 12 Pisces Chlck«n /.70 16 Pisces Chlcksn 10.20 20 Pisces Chlcksn 12.70 24 Pisces Chlcksn 15.20 28 Pisces Chlcksn 17.60 32 Pisces Chlcksn 19.85

“Buldgiis^Belly Buiters”

HOAGIES ^

Whole

Half

Italian Hoagie

3.60

1.85

Roast Beef Hoagie

5.10

2.60

Tuna Hoagie

4.60

2.35

American Cheese Hoagie ..

3.60

1.85

Provofone A American

Cheese Hoagie

3.95

2.00

Provolone Cheese Hoagie..

3.95

2.05

Turkey Breast A American

Cheese Hoagie

4.65

2.35

Hsm A Cheese Hoagie —

4.65

2.35

Cappacola A Provolone

Hoagie

4.65

2.35

Cheese Steak Hoagie

. 4.95

2.50

American Hoagie (Ham, Amer. Cheese, Bologna

A Cooked Salami

. 3.60

1.85

SANDWICH SPECIALS!

Mon. atues. Turkey $ Amer. Cheese Hosgt* Reg. $2.35 $1.74 WED. A THUR8. • Steak SsndYwIch Reg. $1.65 $1.30 FRIDAY Fillet O’ Fish on s Bun Res. *1.45 A *1.21 Fillet O' Chicken on e Bun Reg. $1.75 $1-27 SAT. A SUN. • 12 Broested Chicken Reg. $7.70 $6.99

SEAFOOD DINNERS *Brossted Fillet of Fish 2.95 'Broasted Scallop Dinner 10” to 12" 4.95 'Broasted Devilod Crab Dinner (2) 3.95 'Broasted Oyster Dinner (5)... 4.95 'Broasted Shrimp Dinner (6).. 4.95 “Dinner includes Club fries. Cole Slew, Coftteil or Tenet Seuce. Roll

AMERICAS .

CHEESE

I 1 *

1 112 Lk.

Ci(irktto* 74° *k.

loiltd

118

MILK

Nam

1 1/2 lk.

YiMiriO Pap* Twin Pk) 1 fial.

Turt.y .

119

Imported « B g

Roll

1 1/2 Lb.

Swill Chun 0 Lk.

Lhonrant

99%

CookW 4II Salami 1 Lk.

COMBO PACK Dimitr For Throo

0 Po. iroeefee • Pa. Jumbo Shrimp, Tongy Sowce Chib Mos, Colo Slow,

It

80

TAKE-OUT ORDERS 886-8225 • 886-8244

Open 7 Days A Week 7 A.M. to P.M. • FRI & SAT. Til 11 P.M. — PARTY TRAYS-