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Music Pier 

Septic riding 

could impact 

development 

A, discrepancy in the way the 

county and the state interpret septic 

system rules could mean the difference 

between developntent and.akQ 

development<strong>for</strong>many seashore lota 

)ln e^muâis without pubUe lew- 

ttrtgeontheJerieyCape. 

Anri'statfofflcials say their j 

tdug»>rlntii^tation will stands'':' A 

"If ttufi the case, they're either: ; 

not going to be able to build or I 

theyTWiave to spend a tot a<strong>for</strong>e I 

menflr, 1 -laid Upper Township code 

en<strong>for</strong>cement officer Ed Kenney of" L 

some lot owners in Strathmere., . M 

The quandary hag prompted the B 

Miin^ to temporarily step iiiuinjj 

aeptte permiti lor coastal anas wjt|/ 

Wgh water taWts, aceonlihg ^ 

ftp* May Comity; piibjjfi: hwWv A 

esordlnator Louis LanaBMi ."' ^ 

At issue is the required distance' 

between a property line and edge of 

a septic fidd,;(fi«^tcni:tû|ied.'d&- ' 

tances mean larger lots are needed . 

to support a septic system. ;." ; 

f' ^s^&ra 

t * ^ ^ 

Saying he has been under fire from 

mm. 

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O^Cfty,Nj.0tt2iS : 

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Your Fourth of 

troitctou MetM, 

<strong>It'</strong> s <strong>time</strong> <strong>for</strong> a <strong>change</strong> on Council 

l*TJitlr iucceisors wiji be 

gp y, 

but Coundlmen BlU Mels 

and John Esposlto have had' 

plenty of <strong>time</strong> to reflect 

1 Esposlto was defeated by 

gplitirti; newcomer5

-PAGE 2 — SECTION ONE THE SENfftiEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, NJ, 

Former SIC librarian named county commission adminsitrator 

DEPARTMENT STORE 

FMDAV. JULY 1, ISM 

..• Former Sea Isle, City June 6, replaces Nancy yiee-chair of the .eonunta- laid that as an artist,she her own, sod> a§ momma * -Ayres who ii tan the bachelor's degreeTtrWijea- She *"* *^» •teacher 

Ubnirtan, Jennto C. Ayrts, OXone Grant, who is mov- sign; Lois KUpatriek, com- wal&eg theJneed far art wtatogartlntofttM&ls. raUacWphla area attended tion with an art concenrt- «*« las-owned and operha§ 

been named admlnli- Ing from the area, and wiU mission treasurer; Grant programs in the county, , "Vm really excited," the Delsea Regional High tion from Glassboro S»J§ *W beaur£ialan» In the 

trater of. the Cape May be leaving Ae Munty post and Freeholder Wlpwriek, She said iha plans to con- Ayrtg said about assumlnH School and ftecosmetoloCT College and has abeady «ea, F« the -past seven 

,Coun^ Cultural and Herf- June 17. ' An artist whose tpedalr Hnue projects esttbUihed the SlWOfca-yiafport "7 Sroiôf the C^ May completed the coltogt'i y"". ^« « fl9 b l« n 

tape Commission, Free- Ayres win me unanimous ties meluo> basketweaving bv Grant, and 'wants to mnAt ^ du ta PoStv VoriadnaiSchool teacheVn certlflcatMiirtJ- OTptoyid py wift the county's 

holder James S. KUpatriGH selection of an Interviewin| and woolsptantag, Ayres eventually develop some Of show them what I can do." She is ctoentty seeking a gram. 

library syatem. 

announced. , committee which tecluded 

Ayr«s, a 35-year-old MET- Unda CM, who chairs the 

die Township resident. Cultural and Heritage 

assumed her new posin'on ComttUssion; Janice Hefts, SJ Regional Theatre announces '88-89 season 

South Jersey [prsov RDIHr.nni Regional muairai niuiical mystay muitaruar.rini.«i» and dasalc handri hnnHoH Anum down «M to ho hap pa^ nan. Wte the dust, one by one.' of Nell Slmon'8 autobio- which ended 

hMtN'Somtn Point, dmna. ' ^ ente. Tfa hfig York Timm 

announced Its 1988-1989 The Th season opener wyl beraUed It *.. .a theatrical 

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season, the 12th season <strong>for</strong> Tina Howe's Paint ins laplly portrait ttatJhas ttw mmAa the dust, one by one,' of Nell Simon's autobio- which ended SJBTs 

" season, 

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southern New Jersey's only Churches (Oct. 4-16). A shimmer and depth of a The spring season begins ricia Bowman 

full-season professional the- touching portrait of a pro- Renoir portrait" with the PuUtter Prlze-wlnatre 

company. The coming fesslonal painter as she Metu of Honor Rag, Nov. ntag ptay The fitos Mm> 

season wUl have an enter- obsenfes the evU fate that MS, marches tato SJRT ^f trie (April 4«16). 

taming nix of comedy, old age and senility has after a month tour In Lib- This <strong>time</strong>less American . 

erty State Park ana Cam- classic by Tennessee 

den, N.J., as part of the Williams Is me cornerstone 

second New \amy Theatre of the SJRT 1988/69 eea- 

i Thomas Jewelers Jubilee. This play is said to son," said SJRT publicist 

/ III V M' i M is • (,( i| I) • W Mi HI S be a sharp example of how MarkKarcher. 

shocking the Vietnam War Binefaetort (May 2-14) 

was to the men who lived lightens up the spring ifflth 

it. Woman's Wur Daily a play by Michael Frayn, 

describes the Tom Cob the author of Notes Qfif.lt Is 

South .Icrsrs'H DhimoiHl Source play as "Explosives nan- laid mat "Rome wasn't 

died with great inteUlgence built In a day,* neither will 

and rich human under- this English architect's Lonatanding." 

) don housing development. 

'w „ ' ^ , lucidly, Rome only had 

m Dwssmber Somrthin/s Catsar, but mis deftlpif 

Afoot (Nov. 2».Dic, fl) has an entire board of town 

rings in the holiday season planners to contend with, 

with a muslcaDy, cfeUghtful The season ends with 

spoof of Agatha Chrlste Bttud Blum (May 30-June 

whodunnits. Ten people 11) the second Installment 

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V'»"tew">tUAISLEcrry—police' 

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PAGE 4 —SECTION ONE THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N J. 

Kuenys Celebrate 62 nd anniyetsary 

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Sebastian and Jtotfiryn of Sowers Point. • m charge of the 35th Street an a^ve member of the 

Kueny of West Surf Road Mr. Keuny retired in 1964 tennis courts, pouiT •' 

celebrated their 62nd wed- ifter serving 42 years in the MM. Kueny served as 

ding anniversary recently Philadelphia Department of treûrerlor the Ocean City The Maple hive? IS 

with a toss at St. Frances Recreation as a district Women'i Cooperative grandchildrai arid seven 

Cabrmi Church fqUowed by superviwr In athleUci and League 23 years, and Is still grea^grandcnildMn, 

a family breakfast at the recreatiQn. ', 

home of their daughter and He was also a substitute T 1. • l_, 

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son-in-law, Patricia and physical education teacher L/UIlCllCOn SHOW 

Joseph Hartman of GuU and <strong>for</strong> 20 years served as a ... __ -"-.—,- , 

R»d. v ftBck official at the Penn flf lH€ jFaCllt Clllh 

Also attending the event Relays. I-MV xm,Ul,V^lUU . 

was their son and daugh= Following his retirement Sonia Ruby wiUtottoHuce tion, she wiU entertain with 

ter-ln-law, Mr, and Mrs. he worked <strong>for</strong> the Ocean her one-woman l(usical her comments and light hfe- 

SebasHan Kueny of Mt. City Recrearton Department show entitled "Broadway taryof theater music. 

Laurel and their daughter, as a ^ ^ ^ einpiOyM on salutes OCYC" noon Tues- A resident of Ventnor, 

Kathleen Patch and family u,, |olf course and was also day, July 12 at the Ocean Ruby is • Temple Univer- 

City Yacht Club, slty muslo education gradufhe 

show wiU feature ate. She" his per<strong>for</strong>med vn 

tiuby's renditions of songs radio, tours and special 

from the Great White Way's musical events, as well as 

musical comedies. Ln addi- casinos and hotels in Allan- 

FI8HBRON tie City. 

DEAN'S UST The luncheon and show, 

James W. Fisher of Sam- sponsored by the GCYC 

ers Point was named to the Mies activity committee, is 

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PAGE S - SECTION ONE THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CnTf»NJ, 

Preseiiting contestants Tor Night in Venice 198$ 

Coronation carainoniei over the Night in Vento<strong>for</strong> 

thfi 1988 Miss Night ta boat jjarade Saturday eve- 

Venice wrti be 9 p.m. nlng, July 16. 

Wednesday, jMji 13 during Each contestant is sponthe 

intermission of the sored by an Ocean pry 

Ocean City Pops Qrehestim business and all money 

concert on AeÎuic Pier. railed through the voting 

Tlus year's queen will be procesi is donated to the 

chosen from among 10 ran- Ocean City Rescu* Squad, 

testants by the amount of Nicholas J. Troia Jr;. 

money donated in her name chairman of the annual pigduring 

the weeks leading eant, annpunces contestants 

up to the pageant. The win- vying tor the crown this 

ner and her court will reign yaw ari; 

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Adriane Matura, 17, of 

Ocean Oty and Merion, Pa. 

Deborah Ann Shea, 22, HU« Addmann, 22, of 

A student at Lower Merlon of Ocean Oty is sponsored Ocean Q^r is sponsored by 

iflgh School, she is 5 feet 4 by Sini^galli She is S feet 10 

b d l k 

indies tall, has blond hair Inches ttUl, has brown hair She is 5 feat 6 inches tall,' 

and green eyes. Sponsored and blues eyas, and enjoys has blond hair and blue 

by Jr<strong>for</strong>rison Reality, ihe sports, working with chU. eyes. She Ukes mow sports, 

Ukes to water ski and run. 

e /«- °f «*"• f ow l P" ra ' 

dren and needfwork. *?PP ta « »« d Myers, 20, ol 

Kimberiy Anne Weinstem, 

20, of Ocean City and v • 

Phonelxville, Pa., is a studint 

at Pennsylvania State 

University, She Is 5,feet 4 

outdoor inches tefl, has dark brown 

activities. 

hah- and brawn eyes. Spon- 

NYCTRffJULY! SKIN CANCER 

sored by the Chatterbox, 

The Cape Educational SCREENING JULY 30 

she likes running, ballet, 

The Atlantic County unit 

reading, and studies the liberal 

arts and industrial psychology. 

W ?nf f-fES iuKown-ffa.) University, 

Pa „ a student .(Lands- to 8 feet 7 inches O, 

hockey and is involved in HKnietbalL , : 

student government, SADD 

and Prollfe. 

Fund is sponsoring a bus 

trip to New York City on 

Saturday, July 9. Included is 

a 3-hour sightseeing cruise 

around Manhatten Island 

and a visit to South Street 

Seaport. For reservations, 

call 465-1281 or, after hours, 

•4380. 

of the American Cancer 

Society is sponsoring a free 

screening <strong>for</strong> skin cancer 8 

a.m. to noon Saturday, July 

30 at Shore Memorial Hospital, 

Somers Point, Call die 

unit at 645-7272 to make 

appointment. 

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Rosaline Peter's Trunk Show 

June 24-Juiy 7 

Many additional pieces 

<strong>for</strong> a limited <strong>time</strong> 

HOURS: Mon>Sal 

10:30 a.m. 

Lori Ann Tedeschl, 17, of 

Ocean City and Voorhees, 

is a Student at Camden 

CathoUc High School. She is 

9 feet 3 indies tall, has 

brown hair and hazel eyes. 

Sponsored by Berger fealty, 

he, she likes dancing, 

singing, tennis and acting. 

COMPLETE COLLECTOR 

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coming over to 

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• From left to right, The Coastal Bank First TeamiBoh SmUh,Jprmerlyof 

Ocean City Home Savings and loan; Jo Namit, <strong>for</strong>merly of First Fidelity 

Sduth; Ttllie McColganJbrmerly of Midland Bankand JRkh Belt, <strong>for</strong>merly 

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Kellie Given, 20, of 

^Mantaty, is sponsored by 

3talnton's Departnient 

Shwe. She is 5 feet 1 inch 

tall, has blond hair and blue 

eyes. She Ukes running, 

working with children and 

handicapped people. 

Judy Ann Kolea, 17, < 

Ocean City and Penn Vd«" 

Kelly Brydges, 16, of ley, Pa., la a student at the 

Ocean City, is a student at Academy of Notre Damg, 

Ocean City High School. She is 5 feet 7 Inches tall. 

She is 5 feat 7 inches tall, has light brown hair and 

has blond hair and hazel blue eyes. Sponsored by 

eyes. Sponsored by Hager paw What? on the boari. 

Real Estate, she enjoys sWing, 

singing and dancing. 

walk, she Ukes field hockey 

andLaCrosse. 

Birch Grove pkrm My 4 isjund*rmser ' 

NORTIOT1LD — The research. purchased by rail 7M- 

Leukemia Society of The picnic wiU start at 1212, . 

America, Southern New noon, and the "public is A pparade 

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PAGE 8 — SECTION 

PESGATORE- 

HOW: 

Ml colors ot glut bottles and aluminum beverage cans should bo placed 

'togWrier In a container. Tin cms WILL NOT be picked up. No recyclablea 

should be placed in plastic bags. 

Mixed papers are to be eithir itaeked In brown oreetry bigs or string 

tlid in bundles no mora than erii foot high. This includes newspapera, 

mtgtilniS, clean atatloniry, Junk mall, but nofpaparthit has come In eontael 

whh food, waxed paper, etc. Papirs and cardboard may also be placid 

In cardboard boxes no more that a loot high. 

Oardboifd should be tied, boxed or packed in bags separate from newspapers 

or mixed papers. 

FREE CONTAINERS: 

Tht city will provide six-gallon bucktti. These may be picked up at the 

Public Works Building, 1040 Haven Avunue, Monday through Friday from 0 

•jn. to 4 p.m. and Saturday B i.m. to 12-QQ p.m. Starting Tuesdiy, Jury 6th 

thi containers should be picked up at the Public Works Bicycling Dtpot on 

Shelter fid. only. 

NOTE: 

The PubHc Works RecycHng Depot on Shelter Reid is open ind 

materials may be dropped off seven days a week. War In<strong>for</strong>mation, 

call Public Works3W-iin, Bxt. 27i 

Following is the July pick-up schedule. Bi-weekly 

pickup days indicated <strong>for</strong> various divisions of the city 

will continue until further notice: 

: HSfli 

JULY 14S 28 - Longport Bridge to 3rd St. 

JULY 7, 21 - 3rd Street to 9th St. 

JULY 12,26 -9lh Street to 18th St. 

JULY 5, 19-18th to 28th St. 

JULY 13,27 -iatiitoiiStf: 

JULY 8,20 i|Miwil^^ 

mmm 

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THE SENTTNEU-LEDGER. OCEAN CITY, WJ, 

(continued boa page 1) Ilghty percent of the Americans or Europeans 

4 few days ago there, Vin- proJKt — the labor, the because they know how to 

cent said Out while this expertise, the land, cattle, work within the bureau- 

country's support U irnpor- lumber, and many other amn'e structures and know 

tant, aid from within Quate- necessitios — has already the cult'urajj problems, 

malaisenieiaL 

been donated by Guatema- developing with their own 

"Somithing we're trying lans, 

people. So what we're tty- 

to do In our organization is. "This is in every sense a ing to do with our organl- 

to by to get the wealthier Guatemalan program,",said zation is build «n 

Cittteoialans to support m Vincent, who calls himself organization that 

In our work," said Vtaetnt, merely the catalyst of the 

the only American in Fmm e/<strong>for</strong>ts. "<strong>It'</strong>s their country. 

del Nino. 

They can do it better than 

HARLEQUIN 

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Sot,, July 2nd & Sun,, July 3rd 

THE BOOKATERIA TWO * 

iith&Aibury 398 0121 

1 ing through the beat villages. lem. At any one of those ah army checkpoint where we 

We gave Pauk ameobic dys- points ws could have were all searched, and then 

entery medicine <strong>for</strong> her stopped and said this is an another 20 miles into a small 

3-year-old son swimming m absolute barrier Out woclearing, 

around a bend — too 

diarrhea. Panto; o. cheery cannot overcome." 

lah to turnaround! 

twentyish, , understood ''When The first seemingly Insur- A cut log was squarely 

we mringly explained that her mountable problem came placed across the road. Thru 

mn needed the medicine, but when the Guatemalan young revolutionaries calmly 

she was Iota afraid to con- department of education strutted out from behind a hill. 

! successtinue giving it to him. presented diem with a list Another 20 were piobably hid 

ful and that's run and man- Pauk had heard that the of requirements witti which 

aged by Guatemalans." "gringos" haul children off, to upstart schools need to 

But there's anomer, less the U.S. and hoU them down comply. 

pragmatic reason <strong>for</strong> seek- to make soap. 

The list was designed to 

ing Guatemalan-based Paul's neighbor Prisila said discourage anybody who 

assistance. 

she should be more trusting. had any hope of opening a 

"I would say it's our ebU. But if Pauk didn't bdieve school, recalled Vincent 

gaUon as Christians to leteven 

her, Paula could go ask There would have been no 

ftem know they have a 

way you could have HUed 

spiritual need to help the Ebarista, the wit A, is a tiny that lit of requirements." 

poor," said Vincent. fragile silver haired lady of They learned that in 

The problem, though, lies about 70 years. Ebarista order to open a one-class- 

in the lack of faith of most decides to concentrate on the room school, on staff 

Guatemalans that anyUung matter <strong>for</strong>fi few hours. When should be a director wim 

can be accomplished. When the smoke stopped coming out five year's experience. Then 

Vincent isn't solving con- of her ears, Ebarista declared a Catholic bishop from 

stant'problems on the farm, to Paula that our medicines Feten let (hem open the 

he has to convince others had the approval of the spirits. school under the Catholic 

—wealthy business people And the next day Ebarista school system, freeing the 

and poor villagers alike — brought us ont of her grand- farm from the country's 

of the farm's credibility. children! 

demands. 

August 25,1987; 

July 23,1987; 

"I don't think I could 

Trust <strong>for</strong> our work is wind- have survived any of this I had my first encounter 

without a corresponding with guerrillas. Out kind that 

growth In fulfil," said Vin- play with Rambo, I was travelcent. 

"It seemed Uke every ing from El Narnjo to Fkires. 

rum on the bend, there was We bused through two hours 

new insurmountable prob- of wet, winding muddy jungle, 

 

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PAGE 10 — SECTION ONE THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY. N J, 

obituaries 

J|§v, Leon Blackmail 

associate pastor 

DINNB TOWNSHff — Services tor the Rev. Leon L 

Bkckman, 75, who was killed Sunday in his cottage at 

the South Sraville Camp Meetings Ground, will be at 10 

% a-m. today (Friday) In the First United Methodist 

Church, Seventh and Landis avenues, VineLand 

Bom In Newport he was a resldwif of South SeavUle 

<strong>for</strong> many years and frequent speaker at area churches. 

Blackman was a graduate of the Port Nome High 

School and Temple University, He entered the ministry 

The 

Flanders 

Shopping Mall 

Boardwalk at 11th Street 

in 1933 and served the following United Methodist 

churches: Port Etabeth and Cumberland in 1933 

RidgewDod from 1934 to 1937, Berlin from 1937 to 194fl' 

WUUamstown from 1940 to 1945, Trenton from 1945 to 

1948, Atlantic City from 1948 to 1951 and Cape May 

from 1951 to 1954, t~ r 

In 19S4. he began working <strong>for</strong> the church's National 

Board of Church Extension m New York, where he 

stayed <strong>for</strong> 23 years. Blackman retired In 1976. After 

retirement he served as coordinator of both the Mas 

Creek and the SwaJnton United Methodist churches. For 

th« past five yeani. he had been the associate panter at 

the First United Methodist Church in Vmeland. 

PLAN TO HAVE YOUR NEXT MEAL IN THE 

FLANDERS HOTEL 

The Ocean Club Cafe* For Casual Dining 

Breakfast Buffet Bto 10:30a.m. 

(i7,2S inciudlno Tax I. Gratuity) 

Luncheon (a la carte menu) 

Dinner (a la carte m*nu) 

12 to 2:30 p.m. 

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Of Our New Store 

The Same Quality Merchandise 

You've Come to Expect! 

Traditional, Country & Diversified Gifts 

Wood Items • Candles - polls • Christmas Items 

''Don 8, Lynn Claghorn, possessors 

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PAGE 12 — SECTION ONE THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, NJ. 


Music Pier reopens on Saturday; July Jubilee begins this morning 

ByMAHKSOlFBR 

Public HalaBans Dimeter 

A few months ago wild 

rumore ipreiB about the 

Music Pier, our 60-year-old 

auditorium over the sea on 

the Boardwalk at Moorlyn 

Tanmee, 

Substantial structural 

damage was discovered 

and many were saying the 

pier might be torn down. 

Had this happened, Ocean 

City would have lost one of 

the most beloved buildings 

on tt>e Jersey Shore. 

But to paraphraie Mark 

TODAY'S 

CROSSWORD PUZZLE 

ACROSS 

1 "—to you!" 

6 Weight unit 

10 Chess piece 

14 Foil 

15 New York State 

City 

16 Mishmash 

17 Excited 

18 Top 

11 Ready <strong>for</strong> 

picking 

20 Naval unit 

22 Strong alloy 

23 Sound 

24 "Song of 

the -" 

26 La-.Bolivia 

29 Bitumen 

30 Organization 

31 Distract 

33 Bald 

37 Valley 

38 Bit ol work 

40 Silkworm 

41 Moved back 

and <strong>for</strong>th 

43 Chorals 

44 Spirit 

45 US agcy. 

47 Truncate 

48 Doormat word 

51 Attaches 

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54 Worshipped 

,59 fracture 

ao peers* 

61 Bigolettoer 

Lohengrin 

62 Mulligan 

63 S. African fox 

64 Man without a 

country 

65 pipe Joints 

66 Venison 

87 Efface 

DOWN 

1 Leader 

2 "Or— (" 

3 Creases 

4 Reviews copy 

5 Notched 

6 Hoarier 

7 Halyard 

S "— Patrol" 

9 N. Amer. land 

10 Some radios 

11 prom abroad 

12 Cleaned up 

13 Christmas 

music 

21 One — — kind 

22 Slight 

25 Crack 

26 Cushions 

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35 Storage 

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39 Broadcast 

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SWFJU mnarj 

•map HtgaH 

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©1985 United Feature Syndicate 

Melody Lane 

Music Box Shoppe sf* 

Now Featuring Disney* ^JIF^V 

& Beatrix potter- Musicals 

813 Asbury A ve.. Ocean 

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Mon.-S«l.-7«m-9pm S C 9un.2ini-«pm 

Newâptra SvE, MagiilniS 

Cards Soda A Candy 

Why P^ Hlflhir Pricas far Convenience 

BQOHJEDDLEflS, 

Twain's memorable wmark, remain dosed during the ratt, tenor, and Todd Tho- capped by a musical fin- the programs will take 399-3829. 

the reports of its death were summer while work continmas, baritone. Guest soloist works display, 9 pan. at the pUce on the Moorlyn Ter- 

greatly exaggerated. The ues in the back section. <strong>for</strong> Sunday's program will football field, 6th Street, off race Beach and on the The new schedule M out 

pier will reopen Saturday « Craft shows will be hdtf at be Christopher Gauthier, the boardwalk. • boardwalk near dilllan's <strong>for</strong> July recycUni pickups. Q, 

host the Lu Lu'Chaniars, a the Sports & Civic Center, ceUd, a youngster who has Other July 4 events spectacular new water Recyclables are being 

slinging group and be ready 6th .Street off the botrd- won many competitions. Include the Cedar Beach world and the Promenade. picked up every other 

on Sunda »y <strong>for</strong> * the " first Pops walk. Concerts and sitdown Conductor-emeritus Civic Association bike Downtown Asbury Ave- week. If you have a ques- 

concert olI 

the season. entertainment will be held Frank Ruggieri will, be back parade which^tarts 10 mm, nue will also*Ee featured. tion about your pickup 

The pier solarium will at the pier until November <strong>for</strong> guest appearances on at Our Lady of Good Coun- 

dates call the Public Works 

when it will dose again <strong>for</strong> Julyl7andAug.21. dl parking lot, 40th Street "Night in Venice Rmindm Department, 399-6111 ext 

extensive interior renova- — — and Asbury Avenue; Gar- Guests coming to the 17th 222. 

tions. 

Our July Jubilee is in full dens Civic Association bike Street lagoon area will need 

These Include an swing with today's (Friday) parade, 10 a-m,, Longport invitations from their hosts Night in Venice entry 

expanded sage, new sound events including a 10 am. Bridge area; kite flying con- to prove that they belong in <strong>for</strong>ms tor boaB and deeo- 

system, new electrical wir- treasure hunt, starting at test sponsored by Air Or- parties mere. Also, patrol rated homes are available 

ing, renovated doors and 8th and Asbury, and an cus, 6 to 8 p.m. at the boats are needed <strong>for</strong> the from th» Public Ratattons 

windows. When this work artisUc pie eating contest at football field* concert by July 16 parade. Contact Office, second flow, City 

Is completed the dry will 1 p.m. m front of the Music "Mac Beth" and Sunshine chairman, Dave Window at Hall'3»4111,9Xt. 222, 

have an outstanding, fadU- Pier, 

Boys banjo hand, 7 to 9 pjn. 

ty, one that can easily han- Saturday, we'll offer a at football field then me Public Notice Local artist, Ed Wismer's 

dle symphony orehesfras, banjo band concert In front fireworks at 9 p.m. 

' paintings will be on display 

ballet, and string bends of the Pier at! pjn. and the The July 4 concert of tho 

without crowding the stage. 

at the Am Center, 36th 

Lu Lu Chanters at the Pier, Pops will begin 7 pjn., so 

Swet imd Bay Avenue, 

Soloists <strong>for</strong> the first week 

mat die audience

t 

PAGE 14 — SECTION ONE 

THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CTnf.NJ, 

Pops'season begins Sunday 

WUlJam Schema, musical hall hour em-Her Bum usual « *e Music through- Reiser, was bora in 

dkeetor of to Ocaan City, baeause of to Fourth of outthe summer. 

Czechoslovakia, and At an 

Pops Orehtstri, aimpuneos July ovants; TueMjay and This year there wiU be an early age moved to 

toe flrst cbnwrt flf TO sea- Wedneiday conoirts begin 18-piece orehastra. laid England, 

son will begin 8 pm. Sun- at 8 pjn, 

Sdrtible, th* largest in 

day, July 3 on to Music Per<strong>for</strong>ming this week will recent years <strong>for</strong> the con- After studies at the JuB- 

Pier. It and succeeding con- be soprano Deborah Truxal, 

Uard School and at Yale 

certs wiU feature guest solo- tenor David Jarratt and "We wiU have two spe- University, he was assistant 

Uts, _> 

baritone Todd tnomas, Od- cial children's concerts concertmaster of the Savan- 

In announcing the season- Ust Christopher Gauthier during the summer," ha nah Symphony, He later 

opener, Scheible revealed wiU per<strong>for</strong>m on Sunday said. "Hie Lolly Peps concert returned to England where 

this season's orchestra will evening only, Monday's July 27 wUl feature the Give he was • member of the 

be bigger than in recent program wilT feature the and Tata Jugglers, On Aug London Mozart Players, 

years and wiU be per<strong>for</strong>m- South Jersey Festival Q»o- 17 during the second chil- was guest concertmaster of 

ing a number of new ms.dren's 

concert, Mr. the English National Opera, 

selections. 

Scheible also announced McFeely, a .featured celeb- and also played with the 

Monday evening's pro- a new concert master, Paul rity from Mr. Roger's Philharmonia Orchestra. 

iram wffi begin 7M, one- Reiser, will be m residence Neighborhood TV show 

appear, sponsored by More recently he has 

ft the Philadel- 

. An array of new musical Orchesfxii, die Fenn* 

•etetlni wffl be featured Ballet Orchestra, 

throughout the summer, the Opera Company of 

said Schelble, ranging from Philadelphia, die Delaware 

the Beatles to Andrew Symphony, and Philly 

Uoyd Webber's hit Broad- Pops, as weU as teaching m 

way show* 

the Philadelphia area. 

We're open ALL YEAR'ROUND 

7 DAYS A WEEK 

"PIKE II" 

RESTAURANT 

DAILY BREAKFAST Served tu 2pm 

LUNCH and DINNER SPECIALS 

FRESH SEAFOOD DAILY 

CsoMflg at MMOMMf MtM 

"«*i fimllf Hnttunnt of Springttoui* Pm, ««§• f iif " 

•f 0 OCMM An.. Octtn City. NJ, 3IMBI9 

jONATHGN 

LIVINGSTON 

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Enjoy to • ttaBeieh Delicious Club Meal Motel I »ih & Bpanlwiik, Relaxed tHnIng Pram In Og, a Hi. 

• OnOurDeek 

Casual Atmosphere 

Breakfast •Lunch • Dinner I OvwIooUni Tte Aifsnlte Qeean 

CHEF'S SPECIALS, 

Sent fmm 4M pm, u 9,-QO pm, 

fnQtx.i tsrntln HCJlrwiiK"WiIff?i&6 ^**s 

Tucj.:Fn;»lily made Cub Cukes . 

Wed.: Baked Hun garnished wAlncapple & cheny 

mBMmtfmm%7a£lmM^ fig 

Sun.: Prime Rib of Beef au Jus ' 

Specials include soup or salad, vigiutlii, roll md butler 

BraaWasU Lunch SoivodTam-iaOpm m 

Dlnnar 8tw9d 4.0Q pm-^M) pni v l^ff 

Fish stories 

begin with the 

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Pick a Lunch • Rodt Available 

Night Blueflshlng 7p.m. Wed.-Sat. 

Sails from 

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399-5011 

aberers 

, dn»d» of our deUdsutipMliitlM 

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BREAKFAST 

8a.rn.-i p.m. 

DINNER 

4 p.m.-9 p.m. 

ALL DINNERS INCLUDE 

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Summerfield 

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Breakfast, LunclyS Dinner 

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Breakfast & LunchJB to2daily , 

Take-Out Available 

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Reservations Suggested 391-9595 

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Full Une ol Freah Soalood 

And Cooked Takeout 

FRESH FISH & SEAFOOD 

CALL 390-0842 

{THISWEEK'S SPECIALS. ^" a 

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Tues. thru Sun. 

Closed Mondays 

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$ 6.99',+ Tax 

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FuU Course Dinners 

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Crider's 

Ice Cream Parlor 

OPEN 

SUN.-THURS. 6-11 

FHI. 4 SAT. 6-12 

1256 Asbury Ave. Ocean Gty ^ 

Come Join Us! -tc 

also in Pleasantville and Margate •$( 

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NOW 

wnii* OPEN 

7 DAYS A WEEK! 

1 

4 Dazzling Naw Restaurant at 

Ocran City's South End 

55tll St. (On the Curve) Phone 391*9292 

CG?L'S DBL? 

IN THE GARDENS 

719 Battersea Rd. 3*8-1811 

We carry a complete line of: 1 

Hot Sandwiches, Dinner Platters, 

. Salads, Cheesesteaks and Hoagies 

Order your July 4th Party Trays 

EAT IN or TAKE OUT 

Breakfast 

Hours: 7 am.-JO p m. A 

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Same Great Food 

^ Just A New Name 

Under New Management 

^n row ORCHISTBA 

MUSIC PIER 

WUllam Scheible, Music Director 

Guest Soloists: 

. D ebomh Tmxal, soptann 

David J»mtl, tenor 

Todd Thomas, baritone 

Christopher Giuthler, MUO &mi 

SItoWlChoii%Mond«F 

Deborah Truxal, 

Christopher Gaulhler.oello 

nmotmm..- -»-.——— 

DtrtdlmaH 

(Bsite of SevUW......... 

Todd Thomas 

m* -. 

Intennlssko 

•Drooduoy T^M B M... an. 

WttoB»Mt JCT#ta eamson) —- Hand.fl 

DeboiahTrnxal and WlUlam Scheible, trumpet 

Meditation frm Ifc* - M 

Panl Reiser 

Lmfi Prm/er... - 

Davtd Jarratt 

HafyOtty. « ^ 

How Grtal Thou M Todd Ttamu 

CmwsA : — • R«S« 

Faith tfOw^Mm • M»er 

7WPM. MONDAY, Jl&Y 4 

Fireworks to Follow 

American Fantask Overture Herbert 

ThcRoseofTralet...~ atr. Warrington 

David Jairatt 

Musk Mm-~.........,.:> • Wilson 

Oluctdiqutstatfhm Donaetti 

Deborah Truxal 

Star and Stripes,....,].. Sousa 

American ftrtwl.-.. Jrfeacham 

O $fci«m*«hi*. - ..«• Trad. 

Utaft Amtrk» to Me (as sung by Frank Sinatra) 

Amafh»atBtavtâm. Ward/Bates/Whitney 

BattkttmnofiheRepubtic Wilhousky 

South Jersey Festival Choruaand the 

Margate Community Church Choir 

FaulMcKay, Director 

God BUsa America Berlta/Warrlngton 

391-0072 

STREET 

THIS IMIK'I SPECIAL 

BREAKFAST 2 Eggs, Toast 8. Potatoes Q 

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EttaMUl 

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If you like 

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THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN Cm, N J. 

At 11 years old, this cellist is a bonafide. experienced pro 

pump ttl, a fact iheet on Service, Building No, 22, 

bw boaters can lessen pol- Sandy Hook Station, Watt 

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weekend is a good 

<strong>time</strong> to try your luck 

at Blackjack, 

But not the 

fJ-Deck or 8-Deck 

Blackjack most of the big 

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about Blackjack the way it 

should be played in 

Atlantic City. 

4-Deck Blackjack. 

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Only at th^ Claridge. 

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• Chicken Dijonaisse 

•Shrimp and Scallops, 

in Lobster Sauce with Lingulnl 

•Fresh Fish of the day 

, AbovBinoludBitoiiediBlBd.potatoorllnauini, 

. coffee and dessert 

4 Decks on the 4 th . 

And at the Claridge, every 4-Deck Blackjack 

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A dealer who smiles and remembers your name. ' 1; 

So this 4th of July play Blackjack the way it should be, 

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PAGE 15 — SECTION 0NB 

Christopher Gauthier's tqabv, nawll.wIU play a Mann Music Center student 

I mother swears that when real cello as a special t ttl i f 

I hi Was a mere 6mth soloist t O f 

months, she says, he was beftasatSpjafc Temple University's Center was. I had to look it up In - l ^ ^ d education — and an odysthat 

buzzing tone. As I studying with Orlando Cole 

back <strong>for</strong> my and Metta Watts at the Cenhe 

said, ter <strong>for</strong> Gifted Young Musimat's 

Gl' dans, which trains gifted 

l«vc a tone. I young people from 10 to 17 

I pretending to play an imag- ehristopher, whojook Oty campus in Phlladel- the. encydopedta. "I had hummed it, ran in the(and 

even younger prpdi- 

âry Xviolin, ^ rt „ „, ' £f«pta« tirat place feu BOi mring ^ng in the me phia. " ' ' ' ' ' ' always liked liked* piano music, house and played it it on the the gies) in a comprehensive 

On Sunday, July 3. Chris- Philadelphia Orehtitra's Christopher made the My husband • loves' rock, piano, and it was "G 

includes private study, 

ciumibcr ensemble* otchos* 

tra, master class and per<strong>for</strong>- 

"He had learned to read 

seven. "We were The center's faculty 

.flute 

„ ......otoa 

dirinet 

....baiioon 

» ,,ist trumprt/Ubnrian 

1 ." musical program that 

" ' switch from a make-believe and that's actually what 

violin to playing an actual Christopher heard in the 

WMiam Scheible, Music Director (small-sized) cello at thd age house <strong>for</strong> the first three 

ftulMser,.,... ..._ ...OonMrtmaste o i tore, according to Nancy 

Hess, the centers administrative 

director. 

"Christopher's teachers 

have been patient and 

understanding. They really 

care about him as a whole 

person,"hismother said. 

In addition to private lessons, 

(he center gives Christopher 

the opportunity to 

^. years of his life." 

play In a chamber group 

_ -violin 

with other children Saturday 

mornings. 

/Susan Davenport... „„„._.„.„... „_„.. violin 

Silly Schelbto „.,..,„ .I"*ZI""!violln 

Lucia Oilibro..,., „„,„ „ yj^ 

Ardathielzar ---.Z_vipia 

Alicia Simpson.«..........•,•_,„,„„.„„„„,.„„ .cello 

MarcSeldenbcrg .,.„ \ _. ,.,„L.^btss 

Jeffrey Uhlig/John Handy 

Yolanda Hcucd 

Stephpn Labiner .„ 

Anthony Stachliwi .„„„..„. 

Carolyn Gutierrez .;„ 

Linda Brown..... _,..... 

Junes Hala................ 

Steven Heitzcr ,„„.„. 

Catherine Bridge 

Florence lerardi „ „ 

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Free copies of Dump it or N% Sea • Grant Ixtenion 

Dayton, Ohio at the <strong>time</strong>, cello fw$100 so that he 

After reading a book about could leam along with his 

the Suzuki method. Gaurh- son. By the middle of their 

ter says she found Christo- first book of music, Chrlstopher 

a violin teacher, who jrtier had passed hta by. 

was really a cellist. "When and Harold gave It up. 

she suggested mat he play "And I never encouraged 

the ceflo fl Harold Instead, to Christo- practice, because p , 

pher liked the idea, because h he was never mat t good," d" 

it was bigger then a violin, his wife said. 

And he just took off from "I remember when I first 

there." * realized mat Christopher 

For Martha Gauthier and had perfect pitch," Martha 

her husband, Harold, both Gauthier remembers, "I 

physicians, Christopher's had left my key in the car 

musical career has been an after shopping, and it set off 

fo! muSc we 

and h seemed lite 

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SEPTIC - 

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AT 

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Right now, kids under 10 get 

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THE SENTINKL.LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, NJ. 

septic system needs to be at able, The rule ran present water ahles. "We've been doing mat arose after someone called common, and revised rules when B:man 

The details! """^ ~ least four feet from the high problems on barter islands To eonfoan with require-<strong>for</strong> years and years and me slate to-complain about are due out ftta summer enflasepisii 

Sate fuidellries MV i water marS of the water which often have high mtntt, fill must be added, year§""hesald. about a parfcularpennit from ten DIP mat should *P^,P w t 

—— — . —_ . creating what is known as a But the state says 4he 20 Details of the complaint are darify *« matter once and aeeonUng to sea 

septic system mound. feet and the 10 feet can not ^confidential, he said. , <strong>for</strong> aU, Farislo said. 

fa nomul eases there overlap. " ^ ' ' After It was called to their The 3S-yeaôW stanmust 

be a 10-foot buffer Lamanna said the new attention-, county officials dards were revised in 1963 

around the entire edge of. a interpreation could make agreed tqcboperate. . and again in J97B, he said. 

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M '•. 1 

, JULY 1,1988 

Inch field and the system lots unbulldable. The' situation is fairly The Issue 

must be 10 feet from the There is an alternative, », 

AropertjC line, But if but officials say ifs expen- iHTJ A \7/ n 'I7 

r^firedaUamountstotwe give. %*sKlf\LV %JjUj——— 

feet m more, mere must be Code en<strong>for</strong>cement officer 

a 20-foot parimeter buffer Kenney said a property (continued from page 1)' 

a^ 10 feet from the prop- owner on Bayview Drive ta ^teh up" on Ms Berfda memories of hying <strong>time</strong>s as <strong>for</strong> Mayor Roy CUto}. 

ertyline. SBBthmere ipent upwards Mm, ' well. "Ilikihuooenness 

Lmnanna saidme county of SMÔO tobuild what "P* w p 

BAwriBi Coundl vat- For * Instance, at the . height . . . like I Ute Ws moves," ha openness said MeJg. 

has been counting the 20- amounts to a mlnltreatment •rari BiU Meis taaves his ** * 

foot buffer inside the 10- plant on his lot. 

PaHslo said the Issue 

6 movement to fepeal *«e jumps the gun 

OCEANFRONT DINING 

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KIDS UNDER 12 EAT FREE 

(Prom Children! M§nuj 

Broiled Flounder, Fried Shrimp 

Crab Imperial, Broiled Scallops 

Crab Cakes, Fresh Catch of the Day, 

Chicken Lemone, Stir Fry Shrimp, 

Fritatta, Chopped Sirloln,"ltir Fry Chicken 

Ham Steak, Filet, Steaks and More... 

{ PRESENT TO HOSTESS AT TIME OP SEATING 

8.00 MHHER 

RESTADKANT 

WO Board«ollj. OceanCity, JU mm 

1 " " 4 ^ i •'•"• "•••" 

Meis, who termed himself won't get any thing done." 

a maverick cm Council, said Both councilman were 

But unlike Esposito Metf ** *" "* e *"* B 160 *" honored by resolution ftif 

departure it vohrritery. • mm * vehemenay ^posed week, •Ithough Council- 

% fast oedded It wis to Sunday closings. rHs- manjQUckTVofaohjectedm' 

toe te a chanee and mY 8ttn ^ m * e Wu ? tawi "'^ me wwd in the documeW; 

leauifcody ta ttere with ** Vi - oost **" ** asundl "Retirement" shouldnll 

may>e other viewpoints presidency at fte <strong>time</strong>, but describe, said Trofa. 

and hoMruUy someone that * h ** ur vl v e d Bat and many -j^^ oîained ftat he 

does fiavt the buslnesi 0 * 01 soapes along fte hopes fte two won't be 

community at heart" said vm X' , „ , wHrely out of the political 

Meis, He. even becaine Council picture. 

He also wants to devote present to I9M. _ LecSteele 

more toe to working witti ""' ^ wcaUs "'^S 

his daughter •* " 

oran, 

g 

l under three 

Mac's 

University 

lor a Mercury Marque <strong>for</strong> more from Sea Isle City, has 

City business. received congratulations 

And from his collegues in from Joseph L. Carley, 

the lodging trade, Meis felt founder of die Carley schol- 

tourism fees. academic standards as a 

All In all, though, he's scholarship recipient 

pleased with the direction Schroyer is an OCHS grad 

in whicî the dty Is moving, s^d as a chemical 

Tor a town our size and neering major is wo 

-- <strong>for</strong> all the services that we this summer at DuPoint i 

" provide, the taxpayer is Wilmington, Del. Carley is 

really getting a good founder of the Duralith 

shake," he said. "That Corp., headquartered in 

doesn't mean we shouldn't Mlllville, a recognized 

be continually on the watch leader in the manufacturer 

to maintain the tax rate or of cutorn panels <strong>for</strong> the elec- 

• * j.« J J n evenreduceit" - ironies and computer 

• SUpeitl SeafOOO H He also has kind words industries. 

f 

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InstalfFriff additional 

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Pre-Wiring Available on 

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PAGE 18 — SECTION ONE THE SENTTNEt-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, NJ, 

Man thrown from boat, injured in bay accident 

A 21-year-old Pennsyl- his boat while attempting 

vanla man suffered a lag to jump the wake of anothlnjury 

Tuesday afternoon, er, just off the Ocean City 

after he was ejected from Yacht Club. 

Little Miss Ocean City 

Scholarship Pageant 

SUNDAY, 

AUG. 7, 1988 

O.C. Music Her 

MoortynTferr. &The Bdwk. 

1:00 to 3:00 

Girls 9 to 13 

Call 399-1136 

<strong>for</strong> Applications 

Barbara Lynn (tybldd 

SOUTH JERSEY | 

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Oct4-16 

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by Tom Celt 

[Nov. 29-D.c.ll 

indlglng. funny, and rtfrsihlng muites!" 

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Wntky, mines!, gosd-natuiid ngniinli" 

Lentfon Daffy Minvf 

May 2-14 

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mielllgsnei and rich human yndeitud' 

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Fourth ol July and the Seashore .. what 

• perfect party comblnationl 

Here at The Circle liquor Store tor almost 

• half century, we have boen pleased to 

help oountlesa friends and customers In 

providing party needs <strong>for</strong> this annual celebration, 

one of the largest of the year. 

Pulititr Mil Amtmcon Claulc 

"A fine esmtdy, top dnwii Simon " • 

NYPaU 

Tony Award 

IJIS lift Bay el Tilt Suuan 

II you are planning to entertain guests at 

this <strong>time</strong>—or later In the season—we suggest 

you prepare a checjdist of entertain- — „ „ . 

mem needs and act accordingly. , tf?VML / 

And whle we're talking parties, we woukralso remind you ot 

the upcoming Night in Venice In Octal CIV, scheduled <strong>for</strong> July 

16th, only ftwt weeks away. 

bo |et us help you In your party planning the Vmole season 

thnj... K* always our pleasure 

Sign at fruit stand: "CW«r—M»y to get now. 

WIU b» harder later." 

COOKING WITH WIN: 

, i ' 

Porky Plntsppl* 

ThsM appetizara will be most welcome at your next bayside 

party. , 

Drain 1 (14 ox) can pineapple chunks. Put chunks. 1ft bowl 

and cover with Medium or Sweet Sherry. After marinating <strong>for</strong> at 

least an hour, drain and wrap each chunk in a smaB strip *o! 

bacon, holding bacon In place with a toothpick. Broil until bacon. 

Is nghUy browned. A Medium Sherry or Port would, be a good 

^ 

ARE YOU HEADY?? 

Just 18 Days LaA til Oo«tn Chy** annual 

NIGHT IN VENICE (JULY 16) 

ClreleUBYAL0ITta -. 

tMlpblayMywtyl ,'(= Get-Together! 

ThUWwk* Spetlali • 

OYSTERS 

$3.50 < 

Medium • 

SHRIMP 

&»-*>. 

ORANGE 

HOUfcHY,;, 

PRIME MEATS 

SOFTSHELLS 

A 40-foot twin-hulled 

Cigarette "On« Way." 

piloted by Edward 

kurland of/Vintner, 

plucked Grabrois out of 

the water 

Coas| Guard Petty 

Officer Todd Kagariia said 

Kurland took die victim to 

Coast Guard station, Great 

Igg, deean City and the 

victim was met there by 

Fourth of July 

celebration set 

m Sfrathmere 

UPPER TOWNSHIP — 

Fourth of July observancef 

wiU be held fa Strathmere, 

starting with a parade 10 

a.m. Monday, followed by 

fireworks on (he beach at 

dusk. 

PrLzes^will be awarded 

<strong>for</strong> marchers in the 

parade, which starts at 

Commonwealth A' 

and Seaview Road, 

ips are invited to par* 

ite. 

,__ /orks wUl be set off 

Seaview Road and the 

_»jch, and may be enjoyed 

from vantagepoints along 

the StTathmere beach 

are being 

by the Strathmere 

V6l«\teer Fire Com* 

pany, the Strathmere 

Improvement Association 

and the township. 

Rain date <strong>for</strong> the parade 

isJulyS. 

For more In<strong>for</strong>mation 

call parade grand marshal 

Sarah Boardman at 263- 

8678. 

the Ocean City Rescue 

Squad. 

Officer Spencer borded 

and broughfundw conffol 

the Inboard powered Sunbird 

GT, which was running 

to drdes, pilotleis, 

after the crash. 

The boat was about ISO 

to 200 yards oil the Ocean 

aty Yacht Club, In a no 

wake zone, when the crash 

occurred. 

MUSEUM FAIR 

SOT JULY 9 

The third annual 

fair at the Mean City 

Historical Museum 

will be 9 a.m. to 2 pjn. 

Saturday, July 9 on 

the grounds of the 

museum, 409 Wesley 

Ave. 

THEATRE FOR KIDS 

IN O.C JULY 21 _. 

The Atlantic Community 

College children theatre 

production of Circus in a 

will be per<strong>for</strong>med 

y 

Ith Street playground; free 

H n rn f jiffiim i 

SKIN CANCER 

SCREENING SET 

The, Atlantic County 

unit of the American 

Cancer Sodcty is providing 

a free screen 

Ing <strong>for</strong> akin earner at 

Shorn Memorial Hos 

pltal 8 am to noon 

Saturday, July 30 Coll 

the unit <strong>for</strong> an 

appointment. 645- 

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Sim. RoastEeefAuJus ''„ j - 

Is Miss Artisan ^ 

Sharon Jolly. 18, of Ocean dry was chosen Miss Artj|j| 

san 1988 during the fraternal organization's recent*' 

weekend of activities in Ocean Qty. ' ' . 4 

A1987 graduate of Ocean Qty High School, Miss JollA 

works <strong>for</strong> the city of Ocean City in the dry Hall maEi 

department " ^ | 

She hopes to return to school In the fall and eventually: 

become an art teacher. Besides art, her interests include 

outdoor activities, arumab and children. ' I 

•Formerly of Hammonton, she has four brothers and a 

sister, and she recently joined the Artisans. 

This was her first competition In a pageant 

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{- For the Phillies, Eddie 

Devlin and Russel Gomez 

fiad good nights at the 

plate; Gomez completing a 

good all-round game by 

making a key defnelsve 

taeld. 

The Red Sox moved 

of the A's fa the 

standings fa this 

scoring game. Louis 

r led the way far the 

Winners going four <strong>for</strong> four. 

John Bkkel delivered three 

base hits while Kevin Gibi, 

Jeff Keich and Colin 

[cNuIty added two hits 

apiece. . . 

Far the A's, Mike Donato 

singled and tripled while 

scoring four runs. 

Mets 20, Phillies 6: ' 

The Mets got tyeir 

3 a* A-V— ^*^ --* - .* J 1 

ftja)j(|y,. 

style. Shannon Graver 

earned the win on the 

golf match 

BUKLEIGH —The Sands 

[Country Club won the 

linterdub team matches during 

play at the Wildwood 

Country 0ub here June 27 

jwithl!>8te points. 

4« Eileen Erlichman of the 

QyUnwood dub won honors 

"<strong>for</strong> highest individual 

- Ipolnts; SaUy Smith of Sands 

JAvasrunnerup. 

1 k Hnlahlng second fa the 

|dub standlnga was Atlantic. 

{City Country Qub with' 

;• flASVt points; Wildwood 

:Country Qub third, 138V&; 

iLlnwood Country Club 

fJourth,135Mt. 

TRAYS! 

A SPECIAL 

LANGUAGE 

What's a "doting"? Thar* 

whan • real estate sale is 

<strong>for</strong>mally transacted: the 

buyer gets the certificate of 

title, abstract and deed to 

the property, and uma 

over to the seter the 

remainder of the purchase 

price. 

A "binder" is a preliminary 

agreement between buyer 

end seller, giving the buyer 

the right to purchase the 

property a) a particular 

prloe <strong>for</strong> a limited period of 

<strong>time</strong>. The buyer puts down 

"earnest money" to secure 

this right 

A "marketable title" la one 

that is free of liens or 

encumbrances, so hat a 

seHef can offer It <strong>for</strong> sale 

lary of terms used in real 

estate to describe the elements 

of a transaction. 

Most laymen are not familiar 

with them. No matter, 

as long as you can depend 

on the loyalty and expertise 

of the real estate professional 

working <strong>for</strong> you.' 

Selling YOUR house? YOM 

can count on the winners 

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AitALTY 

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3994M0 

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and Dave Wollet to knockoff 

the Royals. Anthony 

Panillo led the way at the 

plate going four tor four 

with four RBFs. Donnle 

Gartlan and Andy Pessano 

chipped in three hits apiece. 

Justin Beisel led the Royals' 

attack by going two far 

two. 

SAVE 

20% 

on SWIMWEAR 

Famous maker Swimwear 

<strong>for</strong> tiie entire family is 

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through July 4, so hurry in <strong>for</strong> best 

calo/tHnn anA kin eaiftnnsl ^

PAGE 2 — SECTION TWO THE SENTOIEL.LEDGER, OCEAN CTTY, 

FRIDAY, JULY 1.1988 

The prize money keeps mounting <strong>for</strong> the July 16 bluefish classic 

OrganlMrs of this yew's If the put ii any India- Bimini Big Gmfe Qub . ' • — r : Organizers of this" ygai's U the put ii any India- Bimini Big Gfflfe Qub. 

/ ," I Awards wiU wU bULlETIHS • * 

>*• 9 ii,i. 

INDEPENDENCE 

<strong>It'</strong>s the day when Americans unite to 

celebrate our country*! bbtoday. 

LEGAl, HOLIDAY 

INDEPENDENCEDAY,JULY4TH 

Both offices will be closed 

OCEAN CITY 

HOME SAVINGS 

LOAN ASSOCIATION 

1887-1988 

1001 Asbury Ave.^ Ocean City 

105 E, Roosevelt Blvd., Marmora 

DER 

399-3614 

SERVICE 

399-0012 

390-0044 

\:

I'f 

The Sentinel-Ledger Friday, July 1,1988 

opinions 

Being the 

perfect 

host 

There will be a tendency by many readers to not 

even finish reading this when it is realized there's 

nothing controversial here; we're not lambasting 

anyone this <strong>time</strong> around. 

What we are doing Is calling upon everyone who 

lives and/or works at the shore to reata that the 

season is upon us and it's <strong>time</strong> to once again 

understand that we, in effect, are hosts to many 

thousands of people who will be visiting or vacationing 

here now and <strong>for</strong> the next several weeks. 

We call upon you to try to be the perfect host, If 

that sounds like an easy thing to do, remember 

these words the next <strong>time</strong> you're caught In 

bridge-opening traffic, or find yourself in the 

exhaust of some out-of-town driver who is sightseeing 

from behind the wheel, or you have to deal 

with a less than patient vacationer who's in a 

rush, 

" <strong>It'</strong>s not easy being the perfect host 

To our visitors, we ask youjiot to leave the practice 

of good citizenship-at home. Please remember 

that most of us aren't on vacation, that we've got 

to get up In the morning and go to work 

Resident or vacationer, we all need to make sure 

we abide by the "rules of summer" (some of 

which are printed on the opposite side of this 

page). We must aU practice good citizenship; we> 

should all try to be tht perfect host in the sense of 

being polite and courteous even when under fire 

by people who may be caught up In the more 

relaxed atmosphere of summer<strong>time</strong>. 

<strong>It'</strong>s a ticket <strong>for</strong> speeding, 

reckless driving and <strong>for</strong> 

being just plain not nice. 

Incinerator and inconsiderate politicians aren't heeded 


ADMttonofS«*j«»«yR«lp,be, 

11ZE.Bglnh8«x, 

tW* I WBittoTflts aumapfc 

PuUI«h«dlnAm«io«-«OrMMFMlHrRMort IttWMm^/ârenoifc 

We *» w «£Wawa not. 

many feet fromour back 

Beach behavior 

Consumption or possession of alcoholic beverages 

on public property is prohibited. 

So is picknicking and ball playing. Volleyball 

is allowed only on Bast Atlantic Boulevard and 

between 5th and 6th streets. 

Also, dogs on the beach are a no-no. 

No vehicles or beach parties are permitted on 

the beach without written permission from the 

dry. 

Sleeping on the beach is prohibited between 

sunset and sunrise. 

There's more: The designated surfing beach is 

between 6th and 7th streets. 

Swimming is permitted on protected bathing 

beaches only when lifeguards are JDU duty, from 

9:30 ajn.vtog^fipan. onlioUcla^lawrdays and 

Sundays. They go off duty at 5 p jnTduring the 

week. • 

And finally, stay off the dunes, Ineroadiment 

on these fragile, natural areas is subject to a $500 

fine. 

Reel rules 

Fishing is allowed on the 5th Street jetty, on 

North Point beach on either side of the teUgate, 

and on south end beaches at odd-numbered 

streets. 

Hira'aiMMp 

The peeper scooper law in town is strictly 

en<strong>for</strong>ced. Please clean up after your dog. 

Shhhhhhhhl 

Police here are very particular about noise, even 

if it eminates from private property. Parties 

should be kept to a muiumum noise level, and 

power tools should be used during waking hours. 

Park right 

Park your car facing in the direction of traffic. 

Grossing the center of the road to pull in or out of 

• space is dangerous, and a common cause of 

motor vehicle accidents. 

More convenient 

transit needed here 

Our taxes <strong>for</strong>ever 

Jncreased taxes? 

June Goldsmith 

S.'Ocean City & 

'' Philadelphia 

^'ottings 

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* 

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MISSES SWIMWEAR 

Come collecting these beauties from.top 

swlmwear makers. 

20% TO 30% OFF 

UPDATED SEPARATES 

Selected contemporary styles from Chaus. Liz 

Wear, Beverly Hills Polo, OK Clothing and 

Metrapole, 

20% TO 33% OFF 

PLAYWEAR AND 

COORDINATES 

Catalina, jantzen, White Stag and Ailesn 

,0laywear. Alfred Dunner, Devon and 1 Personal 

coordinates, 

SUMMER TOPS AND - 

SHORTS NOW 12.99 

Newest silhouettes and colors. , 

20% TO 30% OFF 

LOUNGEWEAR - 

Cool summer qauie.. lounge dresses, cotton > 

.dusters and snap coats, ;•; , •.,_,••;....,-,., ,'.v 

20% OFFWOMtN'S 

COORDINATES 

Chobsi from ceortlnateatfylis by Ailien Mind 

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THE SENT1NELLEDGER, OCEAN CITY 

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Choice of colors, styles, iBngths in madras, 

prints or solids now 8.99 to 14.99. Selected 

.styles by Ocean Pacific, Hangten, Tomboy and 

Palmettos now 20% to 30% off, 

TIE-DYE AND BIKE 

SHORTS, TOPS 8.99 TO 

tp.99 

Tie-dye shorts, tanks and oversize tops, Bike 

shorts, matching tops and tanks by Italian Boys, 

Westslds and Lunada Bay, Great colors! 

20% TO 50% OFF LOUNGE 

ANDSLEEPWEAR 

Novelty screen printed nightshirts, Sleepwear by 

Qitano, Candles, Body Drama and Dream Street, 

SAVINGS ON 

ACCESSORIES 

20% TO 50% OFF 

FABRIC HANDBAGS 

Summer Banja, straweloth, twlJI, tapestry, tiedye 

and denim by Capezio, Tonl, Barton, Empire- 

Orr, Qltzi and Bonjour, 

SALE 6,99 TO 9,99 

FASHION SUNGLASSES 

Assorted men's and ladles, styles by Tropie-cal, 

Style lyes and many others.'-Reg. 10.00 to 

; 1500, ., - : , ; ..•«•. 

CHi0KOUT 

tips 

20E^ TO 40% OFF 

INFANT AND TODDLER 

PLAYWEAR & SEPARATES 

fcl^nt; pjajêaf tjy .Certbrjty; Heartbeats,' iongdur; 

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v :Sipa;ratii^7by,j,0ce4rr Pacific^ {Hush,.: Puppies, 

20% TO 40% OFF INFANT 

TODDLERS & GIRLS 4-14 

SWIMWEAR 

All styles and sizes now at very exciting savings, 

20% TO 40% OFF GIRLS 

PLAYWEAR> SEPARATES 

Girls 4-14 styles from Club Forty, Ocean Pacific, 

Palmettos, Jump and Topsvllle, Related 7-14 

separates by Fame, Jet Set, Great Escape and 

JoniQIrl, 

20% TO 50% OFF BOYS 

SHORTS AND SWIMWEAR 

Solids, colorblocks and Lycra cycling shorts by 

Koala Kid, Ocean Pacific and more, Reg. 10,00 to 

30,00 now 6.99 to 19.99. Swlmwear by Hot 

Tuna, Ony, Moorey Boogie, Trim and others. 

Reg 10.00 to 30.00 now 6.99 to 24.00, 

SURFING TEE-SHIRTS 

JUST 9.99 

By Ocean Pacific, Ozzy. patch it and Hobie. 

YOUNG MEN'S 

SAVINGS 

20% TO 50% OFF KNIT 

SPORTSHIRTS AND TOPS 

Shorts- sleeve sport shirts and fashion knits by 

Diner, Biox, Peter B, 34th St' and others. Reg. 

20.00 to 30,00 now 10.00 to 23.99. Fashion 

tanks, crop tops, Henlys. Reg. 10.00 toZO.OO 

now 5.99 to 12.99. 

16% TO 28% OFF SURF- 

ING TEES AND TANKS 

By Oeean Pacific and 180 South, Reg. 12,00 to 

18.00 now 9.99 to 13.99. 

20% TO 50% OFF SHORTS 

AND SWIMWEAR 

,By Gotcha, Ocean Pacilic. 180 South, Piatapus,^ 

, ;Ozzy and many more. Reg.- 20.00 to 36.00 now>, 

10.00 to 27.99. 

SPECIALS 

FOR MEN 

32% TO 39% OFF CASUAL 

SUMMER SLACKS 

Belted, Vi elastic, belt loop modes; plain or 

pleated. Farad. Seaside Sport, B&B. Reg, 28.00 

to 30.00 now 18,19 to 18.19. - 

20% TO 50% OFF SPORT 

AND KNIT SHIRTS 

Short Seevestylls by Arrow, Munangwear, 

Chesterfield, Wickfleld, Seaside Sport, Mr, 

Mann, Qant, Christian Dior, Rugger, Alan 

Flusser, Robert Bruce, Sundays^ Reg, 20,00 to 

34,00 now 9.99 to 17.00. 

20% TO 45% OFF 

SWIMWEAR 

By Jantzen, Catalina, Members Only. Seaside 

Sport, Speedo, Reg, 22.00 to 84.00 now 12,91 

to 17.80. 

25% TO 50% OFF 

BLENDS AND CORDUROY 

WALK SHORTS 

Walk shorts by Seaside Sport, Farah, Recess, 

Boss, Harris Casuals. Reg, 22.00 to 2B.00 now 

14.00 to 18,89, Cotton corduroys by Seaside 

Sport. San Francisco; solWs in 32 to'42, Reg. 

22.00 now 12.99. 

BUYS FOR BIG MEN 

In Seaside Park, Lavallette and Ocean City only. 

25% TO 40% OFF SPORT 

AND KNIT SHIRTS AND 

WALK SHORTS 

Shirts in sizes 1x to 3x by Sergio Vilenti, Dlvlnci. 

Spire, Cappuccino. Reg. 25.00 to 34,00 now 

17.99 to 24.99. Walk shorts in sizes 44 to 52. 

reg, 20 00 to 32.00 now 12.99 to 21.99. 

20% TO 45% OFF BIG 

MEN'S SWIMWEAR 

By Jantzen. Members Only, Hobie. Sizes 1x to 

3x, 44 to 52. Reg 25.00 to 28,00 now 14.99 to 

20.00. 

SHOP OCEAN CITY AND STAFFORD SQ-, MANAHAWKIN, MONDAY 

• ^THRU-SATURDAY i A.M. TO 10 PM, SUNDAY 9 A.M. TO 5PM. 

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PAGE • — SECTION TWO THE SENTINEI^-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, NJ. 

Donald Barn house at Union Chapel on Sunday 

Dr. Donald Barnhouse 

will be the featured speaker 

Sunday, July 3 at the Union 

Chapel by the Sea. 

Located at 55th Street and 

Asbury Avenue, the church 

U' Interdenominational and 

will continue to have special 

guest speakers through 

the summer months with 

newly installed pastor, the 

Rev. Paul vander Loo eonducting 

the services. 

The year-round congre- 

gation has grown to almost 

200 member s. 

Worehip services begin at 

l(h30 a.m., preceded by a 

g i 

a.m. Sunday school <strong>for</strong> all 

"ages begins at 9:15 a.m. 

Nursery care Is available 

, during the worship service. 

Music will be providad 

by Dale Carey with jane 

Smith serving as organist 

and music dlrletar. 

Also beginning this sum- 

UNION CHAPEL BY THE SEA 

rath Strwt and Agfaury Avenue 

R»v, Paul W, vandertoo. Pastor 

SUNDAY, JULY 3,1988 

SUNDAY SCHOOL 9:15 A.M. 

SONG SERVICE 10:15 A.M. 

CHURCH SERVICE 10:30 A.M. 

BIBLE STUDY. WED. 7:30 P.M. 

Musical Director 

Jane Smith 

Nursery Available during Service 

. met Is a new youth program 

coordinated by Mike 

Huber, a recent graduate of 

the Philadelphia Bible Institute. 

Dr. Barnhouse is pastor of 

the First Presbyterian 

Church of Biideport in King 

of Prusiia, Pa., and Is also 

teaching political sdenot at 

Wastem College. 

Afte finishing high school 

at the age of 12, Dr. lamhouse 

received a degree In 

mathematics from Harvard 

and in nuclear physics at 

the University of Pennsylvania. 

He went on to receive his 

•master's degree In Tftrology 

from Princeton Seminary 

and received advanced 

degrees in political science 

at the graduate schools of 

Bryn Mtwr and VUanova, 

documentary film-making 

at the Universlry of Southem 

Cali<strong>for</strong>nia and did independent 

studies in music 

Bible Institute dean at Central Chapel 

Dr. John H. Skilten will Union Chapel, 32nd Street 

be the speaker during the «"»Centra! Avenue. 

11 a.m. service Sunday at Dean of the Re<strong>for</strong>med 

the Central Ocean City Bible Institute of fte Dolaware 

Valley, Dr. Skiltog.4s 

lecturer in New Testament 

Dale Carey 

Soloist 

JL TRINITY 

JH METHODIST CHURCH 

~l 10 N, •Mm MM • MD.3Z4I • Minnm, N J. 

(I miles over 34th Street Bridge) 

SUNDAY,JULY3rd 

Rev. J.D, Overcash, 

Preaches 

"THE QUESTION FACING US" 

Worship: 9:30 a.m. & 11 a.m. 

Sunday School: 9:30 a.m. 

Special Musis Lorraine Eyerllns 

Child Care ail Services • Ample Free Parking s 

Visitors are expected and welcome 

ST. PETER'S UNITED 

METHODIST CHURCH 

8th and Central Avenue Ocean City, N J. ( 

JULY 3,1988 

9 & 10:30 A.M. Morning Worship 

9 A.M. Church School 

"The Hidden Face of God" 

Dr. M. Russell Shivers 

1090 A.M. Service broadcast WIBG-AM 1520 

Dr. M.Ru»ellShiveri,PMtor 

WiUkm R McCkllind. Allot pMtor 

Auk A. Yiitai, Jr. Auoc. PuM 

Join OftfOiy Buo, Director of MuiicA3ijiniit 

Thomu B. Aduiu, Jr.. Director of Chriitlin Eductlloo 

-•- SOLOISTS; 

Nancy Fox-MoNameo / Jaequtllno Taylor 

Raymond McAfBft. banW Kyle P. Bradfoiti. Ttnor 

First Presbyterian Church 

"Holding Forth The Word of Life' 

SEVENTH AND WESLEY AVENUE 

OCEAN CITY, NJ. 

ftw. Ralph H. Hlbbttt, IntBrim Pastor 

Rev. William R. AHGn, Pastor Emeritus 

J. Kenntth Rests. Dlreetof of Mmlo 

jam C. HWgway. O t o 

SUNDAY,JULY3,1988 

Morning Worship 8:30 & 11 A.M. 

Evening Workship 7:30 P.M. 

SERMON . 

''THI3NATJ0NjJND|EflG0D" 

Male Quartet 

t Bob HofRnran, BM# 

Km Rooso, TAfior 

Sato: Jben Buchanan, Soprano featirhg PATRIOTIC MUSIC 

Trantportaflon aralabto to 11 AM. S*vfc» 

C« 309-1833 ?- 

SUNDAY SCHOOL 930 A.M. 

ClasMS<strong>for</strong>aHaoM , 

, , TUESDAYS , , , _ -, 

Women's Bfcte Study 10:30 A.M. . , 

WEDNESDAYS- ', 

/ AC6radtWilcomAwc$tsYou : ''"- I 

undergraduate and gradu Bible Institute of die Dela- 

ate degree from the Univerware Valley, His subject 

sity of Pennsylvania, Ms ML will be I Peter and will 

Div. degree from Westmin- include in<strong>for</strong>mation cm the 

ster Theological Seminary, authorehlp, the date and the 

and attended the University purpose of this epistle. Dr. 

r.t Westminswr Theological of Basel and Cambridge Skilton will share interpre- 

Seminary and Is muustar in University. 

tations of difficult passaps 

residence at the Robert H. Barbara Binder of Media, and explain its practical WisHy asll Ringirs of SaH Lake Clftr will pir<strong>for</strong>m at St. Piltr's UnBed Msthodlst 

SkJlton and Margaret B. Pa., wUl be guest soloist applications. 

Church 7:30 p.m. Saturday. 

SkUton House. 

Sunday. 

There is no charge <strong>for</strong> 

This past year h^lectured Sunday school <strong>for</strong> all ages these lecture series. Classes 

throughout the Far last begins atlO am. 

are 9 to 10:30 u.m. Monday Bell Ringers in concert Saturday 

including lectures at the Dr. SkUton will'present through Friday, July 5-Aug. 

Theological Seminary In the first of the summer-long 12 mfthe Chapel's air-con- The Wesley Bell Ringers ing programs. 

toured 49 of the United 

Seal, Korea. 

sessions sponsored at toeditioned 

second floor. of Christ United Methodist The handbell choir has States and nine Canadian 

Dr. SkHton received his Chapel by fte Re<strong>for</strong>med 

Church, Salt Lake City, played on radio and televiProvinces. 

Utah, will present "Artistry 

The Orthodox Presbytesion 

and produced 12 The concert program fea- 

and Rhythm XXV at 7:30 

GRACE BIBLE CHAPEL rian Church has its services 

record albums. They play tured sacred and secular 

p.m. Saturday, July 2, in St. 

"©od's Wort In Todays World" 

in fte west ianctuary of fte 

approximately 40 concerts music and designed to 

Pete's United Methodist 

832 Wesley Ave. [Luray Hotel, second FU Ocean Ctty. KJ Chapel; fte morning wor- 

per year in Salt Lake City, show the versatility of 

Church, 8th Sheet and Cen- 

Rev, John E. Jamieson 

ship at ftiSj evening ser- 

Utah and vicinity. 

handbells. A free-will offertral 

Avenue. 

vice, 7 o'clock. 

During the past they have 

ing will be taken. . 

Palter 

The group started in 1963 

9:45 A.M. SUNDAY SCHOOL 

with nine high school stu- 

11:00 A.M. MORNING SERVICE 

dents and 25 handbells, and 

7:30 P.M. EVENING SERVICE 

BEACH DAY FOR has since increased to 28 

7:30 P.M. WEDNESDAY SERVICE 

SUPPORT GROUP students and a total of 200 

precision tuned bells span- 

The Cape/Atlantic Head ning six full octaves, An 

"For by grace years livid. Through Faith..." eph ill 

Injury Support Group is extra octave is added by the 

replacing its July meeting Boom-A-Gong, a unique 

with a ûn and fun" day instrument in its sound and 

STJQHNimmRAN 

noon to 4 p.m. Thursday, percussive effect, A set of 

14 at fte 34th Street tuned cow bells, cup bells, 

CHURCH 

aeh, ail 3BM313 <strong>for</strong> carillon bells, silver melody 

(BLCAJf 

details. 

bells, and hand chimes are 

also used by fte choir dur- 

mjvms YOU TO WORSHff 

Sundays, 7-30,9:00 and Jl:00 A.M. 

Wednesday, 730 P.M. 

Sunday School at 10:00 A.M. 

"Swingers" Fellowship, 

Wednfsday,9:00P.Nl 

"Omi Stew the S«Mi/' 

Central Avenut at Tenth Street/ Ocean City 

s*. 399-0798* -••••'»•• .-^#••••.•»' 

. {, OCEAN crrv 

BAPTIST CHURCH 

10TH& WESLEY 399-2261 

R1V. DONALD B. HURLBIRT, Senior Paitor 

REV. DONALD p, PHILLIPS, Visitation Pastor 

DAVip SroiSINBY, Choir Dtector 

PHn,n> SENSDJBY, Organist 

SUNDAY JULY 3,1988 

8A.M,&i0i4SA,M. 

"The Glorious Gospel of Christ" 

Pastor Huribert 

Dr.&icOrichtpn 

Oeoin City Summer Bible Conference Bojini 

9:30 AM SUNDAY SCHOOL 

WEDNESDAY 6:00.-7:30 P.M. JR. HIQH 

YOUTH 

iVEDNESDAY 7:00 P.M. MIDWEEK BIBLE 

STUDY, 

AND PRAYERMEETlNG 

Van Transportation to and from Sunday School 

and Church..JHal~A-Ridt 399-2261 

MARGATE COMMUNITY CHURCH 

8900 VentnorAv0nu8 

Margate, N.J. 

The ftev. TorencA &wyn Johnaon, D.D. 

The Rw. David A. Flwrtng, M.DIv. 

SUNDAY 

JULY 3,1988 

TWO SERVICES 

9:30 A.M. & 11A.M. 

Terence Ehvyn Johnson's 

"THEGARDENOF 

FREEDOM" 

tetoalofi 

PraoaMWnqf 

PHtMM 

JSn«wfc»*»Conim 

," *T?wBUMtymnotto 

SUNDAYSCHOOL 

NurseryAvaittit(>atBoth$*vicM. y\, ;:' 

"ANNUAL SUMi&B 

: •»•—*-— J: 

THE CHURCH OF TIffi 

KIDBEAmR EPISCOPAL 

20th & Atlantic Avenue Longport, N.J. 

9:00 A.M. Holy Communion 

10^)0 A3I. Family Service and Morning Prayer 

HOLY COMMUNION FIRST SUNDAY OF THE MONTH 

UAM, 

PriMt In Charge 

w,>The Rev. JohnA Smart 

Holy Trinity Church, BittenhmiieSfinaro- 

Philadelphia Panni. ' ' 

David J, Some, Dir. of Mints 

Agape Fellowship 

Sunday, 10:30 to 12:00 

(t nd Row • O.C. Comimintty CMM) 

Oc«inCttv,N.J. 

Caring and Sharing Group 

Wednesday • 7:30 p.m. 

124 Don; Drift (Hoot 3S8-7922 

Paster Robert Bostlc and Ruth 

America's GreatFreachmgCmter 

OciAN CITY TABERNACLE 

WESLEY AVENUE STH TO 6TH STREET'OCEAN CITY, N.J. 

THIS SUNDAY, JULY 3rd 

IDENTICAL SERVICES 9 A.M. & 11 A.M. 

" S. 

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The Delaware Valloy's 

loading Real Estate Firm Is 

set king applicants (licensed 

or unlicensod) tor Its Ocoan 

City market. 

JMigrwiive msrfciptlng 

Jafcst inlning 

OfidyBBd coirmiiient 

.Carnputailiaj MllEnel 

Call new far an Intorvlow 

Ask tor Jim Oalhoun 

FOX & LAZO INC., 

REALTORS - 

(609)398-5000 

REAL ESTATE SALES 

Ws are looking <strong>for</strong> two 

experienced sales 

assQciates to work In the 

big-ticket, last turnover, 

Ocean City real 

estate marketplace. We 

will support your ef<strong>for</strong>ts 

with the following; 

• Generous commission 

splits with Incentives. 

• Computeriied directmall 

program 

• Flexible floor 

schedule 

• National and regional, 

referrals 

• Local advertising 

support and Coldwell 

Sanker marketing and 

prospecting tools 

• Company-paid regional 

training 

• MoBgago I - Coldwell 

bankif's own mortgage 

company. 

If you operate best in a 

professional, well 

organized atmosphere, 

Please call today, Jack 

Wrlsfbridge 

ACADEMY 

REAL-ESTATE 

3Q8-3888 

909 WEST AVEHUE 

OCEAHCffY.MJ 

11 j Mr! Street, Oeoin City, N. J. Oil is 

Help Wanted 

* S.OO 

CHAMBERf^HSONS NEEDED - Sun 

•i IMv, win bonus. Apply in pwton, 

Ofnslngs Molw Inn, 3490 Haven Avo 

0,0, SM-4433, 

. unary and MMge, 

car ngcassary 30 (Jus noun per ink 

i an turnntlr Una 

« 111. imiow, BOBB, In 

Oil, SchocJ ffliKia; 

Basic Skills Teacher K-8 

O l U l 

NM JKHI IlsmHMiy CwAealiHi, 

OP, Antttonir 6, loin 

Mrlnlindint Mrllindint o( Schoo Schl 

H) Atbury Annul 

Ocnn city, NJ. orae 

Intermediate School 

TMBh»r or the 

Qualifications 

iniamlM applicants way emmet 

Dr. Anthony G. Sc«Uo 

tafrintinMni ef School. 

601 Aibury Av... Suit 309 

Security Officers 

CPP/Hnfcfrtori 

STAHTINQnATEW.TSandup. 

eEwil b 

U d 

and uni<strong>for</strong>. 

mm. 

Call 645-5748 

<strong>for</strong> a personal interview 

If You've Ever 

Pone Office Work 

Thin Is A job Waiting 

For You At Manpower 

Go back to work M easy 

way... Without any lull Omi 

commiimdnts and 8011 qualify 

!« mmm pay. p«ld hoildayî 

UWHMyttl imUfirMe^ y 

ApplltaMona Atvrayt Accepud 

Call lor Mora Info t aJti.-S pjn. 

MANPOWER 

TEMPORARY SERVICES 

The Better AltmtUve 

1559 Zlon Ro»d, NortMUId 

841*7100 EOE « 

CAMPBELL 

SEAFOOD 


VarlMi psiWoni i loi 

r,^fli*Fl 

> tofcol Juiio und SMlin 

1 at Uk. «tv«iU(|. al our 

i«t leak Progmn 

tanto CUiirii tar pumlm. 

Call 399-4337 or 

399-2704 

GREAT JOBSI GREAT PEOPLEI GREAT PLACEI 

ANpREWSim& COLONY 

We afo a year round lodging complex of 3 guest & 

apt. houses and a colony of luxury hotel suites. 

We also operate as a Christian retreat & 

•conference facility In the spring & fall. 

DUE TO NOW DOUBLING OUR FACILITY WITH 24 

BRAND NEW UNITS, WE HAVE THE FOLLOWING 

POSITIONS OPEN: 

DESK t RENTAL MANAGER 

Bo pArt of a groat team of 5 managore who love tha gufwts and 

eaoh otherl Year roynd position. 90% running desk, switchboard, 

and light clerical duties 10% other work (Infrequent cleaning, 

laundry, eta) Musi bo Intelligent, personable, organized, and 

Interested In long term employment Mutt have good verbal skin* 

and mako good appearance. Flexible day<strong>time</strong> shifts Full<strong>time</strong> 

summer, part <strong>time</strong> or full <strong>time</strong> winter. Must work Sat and or Sun. 

3 seasons and Sat A Sun In summer. 

HOUSEKEEPING ROOM H03T 

Year round adult or student (age 17 up), part <strong>time</strong> or full <strong>time</strong> 

Flexible, shifts available Possible to work mornings and be off 

<strong>for</strong> beachtlmo Or, longer hours available Great Job tor mothers 

(days) or students In offseason. Be part of a happy upbeat 

team In a groat facility. 

COMPENSATION 

AD staff makes $6 hour or more pki» bonuses. If you me worth 

more, we will pay more, Tips In «ome positions. PaJd tick A 

vacation <strong>time</strong> fer year round employees. Other benefit* possible. 

APPLY: Contact' us <strong>for</strong> an apoikatton' No experience 

necessary-we wni train you. References required. Your 

appHcadon will be reviewed <strong>for</strong> a pottible Interview. AH 

posWoraM/FandEOE < 

WATfT AN EMPLOYE* WHO CARES ABOUT YOU AND 

jWPSHOATpt YOOB WORK? WMIF TO BE PART OF A 

CLASS TEAM OF YOUTHS AND PART OF 

A R E Y O U R E U A B L ^ 

MAYBE WE HAVE BEEN LOOKINQ FOR EACH OTHER. 

t Oce»n^ 

399-2430 

Help Wanted Help Wanted 

HS* ***% Main h 

Prlmwy School 

S«Msn!lJn«l! Sumom (if 

> » I * * BtaI 

afvsa 

: Qua!l|fcatrtM 

New Jatny Taaghat ol tha 

HaMHBjBd CaraioBien, Ew*, 

in T^chng Sunday Am 

HnnaaaM. Siudtnu Praloned 

High Scliool 

TMehsror ttsmmdieM^d, High 

Rwuna CMtar. 

Nw*Wi Tertw el (hi 

H«diBSP|d QtfJt 

tomnuiad Applicants may 

. Dr. Amhony C. Seibo 

Sq»rirtllnd.nt ol School. 

Ml Uw ton,, aili sat 

ton Clly, MJ. mm 

609-389-5150 

High School 

10 Uonlh Pojakjn, EKaetlM Bfi/M 

Rttperwhinita wil to as 

Supervisa iiydsnti <strong>for</strong> IMBUM 

Ptousa submit wsonw and 

credanttals to: 

Dr. Arthony C. IMM 

BLMUnumffnt el School! 

Ml Attiuiy Avinu.. tub M 

OMI eh, NJ, am 

WRITERS 

iive literary 

wrifcrs with ms 

CONTACT TBI 

Llfenry Agency 

P.O.Box 113442 

Pittsburgh, Pa. 

Na unssNelied mafluSef Ipfi 

RIAL ESTATE SALES 

Aggressive real estate 

company with • unique 

investment and taxation 

approach, residential 

and commercial, continuing 

in-house 

education. The <strong>time</strong> has 

never been better than 

now, 

JAMES M.DWYEfl 

RealEitate 

MVflTMtHTlNVILOniDIT 

loth ana wui AM. ©i€. 

391-1700 

Inviurtiirit prop.rlv and ml 

HiatetHipMlallits. 

Commercial sna rtildtnllal 

rsalton. 

WANTED: 

f Positions Open For 

Real Estate * ° 

Salesperson 

•ROBERT L. SHARP, 

REALTOR 

501 West Avenue 

Ocean City, N.J. 

MEMBER 

r Ocean City Board of 

Realtors 

Homeowners ! 

Marketing, 

Ine, '• 

Înternational Referral 

ex<strong>change</strong> 

Contact 

cy Moratelll, Mgr. 

0784 

Applications are currently 

being accepted <strong>for</strong> the 

following positions In the* 

Ocean City School District: 

INTERMEDIATE 

SCHOOL 

Sixth Grade Teacher 

Qualifications' 

New Jersey Elementary 

Certification, Mathematics 

Background Preferred 

Interested Applicants 

May Contact: 

Dr. Anthony C. Scalzo, 

Superintendent of Schools 

S01 Asbury Avenue 


Sumnrer inquirer 

Ocean City/Sea Isle 

Youth/Adults 

Call 383-0555 

DISHWASHER • good g Working g eon*, 

don* and good d pay; a Hartnr Hrt Hou* H RRaa- 

Uurant, 3ge-1147Mr 

OC«an City ArM , 

AROUND THE 

- WORLD •••' ,, 

HUIMVI T»AIH»HO CLAJ»_ 

'J 11OIN1JULVI, ' . ' 

Work from KW,horiw now ttwovgh 

Nalnvnr 

mtnl, frt* Iralnlns, No 

ntttntry , ,; '" 

1 -Call<strong>for</strong>locaiinttrvlaw 

\ 714^3575 

711 

THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, NJ. 

fSffjrfnCaah 

Christinas Around Trie Worid 

Home Party Plan 

New hiMnf d£mpilifFat*if§, weeKty 

pfiy, rree kit, ne csllseling or 

dtHver? work new until Dte^ 

can far leesi interview 

794 3575 

L4JVD5C4J>ERS 

fumntF «na jaw round 

•ml*!* bnn W* id tmh lor 

CALL COSLITT LANDSCAPE 

S 

ELECTRICIAN • wlti 2 yaaii mpertancs. 

aaaa pay, CM te*MM, 

ESTABLISHED OCEAN CITY 

tan nrm tMUng •ggroMlvg, imlvatM 

with expertoncs a 

lm COOK. Contact Mr. Castor a OM 

Koami. 389-1000, 

LAUNDRY PERSON - HpMMntM, full 

lime, good Mmnn. Apply Flanders Ho- 

IW. 11 Ui» Boardwalk. 

Motorcycles 

16W KAWASAKI • ISO SBMn. Runt 

liki now tDOO. 398-1745. 

Mobile Homes 

IBM MOBILE HOME • M 15«. tuDy (urnUN, 

soaan house, oureido stioww. 

wosdan walk, wooddti lUmit buUOInst, 

landscapod, an Mini coodlBoa Mnt 

tm IO appncliM. N«f Oe«mn Oiy, Call 

OAK RIDQI - CampQround. ManraM. 

msbila horns IrtcL land, (ully turn, mm- 

MS-. S bdimn, teesnad poreti, potto. 

»£9.900 tor iuminar tun, Rico Rael bt,. 

RMMn, no-1444. 

UWBB TOWNSHIP. no wain. Of Mw« 

Wk. no inn AlfwdaM ynr round 

.hots living In jedudad moUls hems 

BMt For mis. i«70, ualM eona,. 2 

Mm,, m, wit, tonnd Wrt. irao. Bay 

Man K> bsach and •napping, RJS 

Personals 

Professional Services 

THI OlO FRM CUMBBS • leal ay 

LMAL SECftETARV. full im». oxportsns, 

good .Win. and word fraatina WnvsnVigf we-ffii 

knotiMMi naulnd. We Btlir, HIM 

Cross, Biiw Shkld, Major MMMI, MM 

WMMl ind holldayi. PKnafli working 

conditioru. Sand rtsuina to LOVBland, 

ttaireti, Rgsjell and You no. P. O 

Boi SIS, Ocaan City, NJ 08226 or call 

399-0035. 

LFEQUAftD NEEDED • <strong>for</strong> pool at holol 

CaJI 399-0756 or apply In pinon u 

Goofglan Hotel. 1120 Central Am 

MACS, MAINTENANCE. BELLHOP • 

nwdia. Apply In person, Capri Holol, m 

MiOICAk'fliClPTIWilST • tm ttms, 

Oamn"* , : 

BIG JOHN'S 

LAWN SERVICE 

Hgg. Trimmiiig, 

Mewing. Hedges 

Trimm8d 

P7/1I 

HARPER LANDSCAPING 

QUATrri LANDSCAPiNa 

and LAWN MAINTENANCE 

CALL FOB FBI! 

iSTlMATI 

399-0702 i 

O'NEILL MOVING 

wJ Io • lull (BUM. 

MHbaNmn PhM, 1 

Call21S-288-13aO 

TNT 

PAmTING 

intarior-EjrteriQr 

Call 823-3177 

BARRY MESSNER 

CARPENTER 

Huns npahwnoMng 

Call 3903595 

Still Serving You 

BROOKS TV 

TV I Radio RepaJri 

Electronic Servicing 

704AsburyAv*. 

n 3SM8M 

FRANKTEDESCO 

Concrofs Contractor 

33 Years Experience 

Serving Ocean City and 

Surrounding Areas 

PMm 

Free Estimates 

927-5052 

N 

JULIANA 

CONSTRUCTION 

REGISTERED BUILDER 

Specializing In: 

DECKS-ADDfTIONS 

liflinlCantJiirJiig 

39B-I91f rtf 

John Greenwood 

CERAMIC TILE 

IINSI1IM 

Ntw Involution IM Rtpalr 

PH0NIM1M10 

ANDERSON OJERKIS 

TAOSALE 

CALL 927-0971 

QUALITY 

ELECTRICAL 

Trw 

Jim's Lock Service 

DECKS-HOME REPAIRS- 

•RETAINING WALLS. 

SYPHER 

399-45M 

7 WelcomBSmSjoba 

LOUIS KART 

ETCHM8S WANTED 

asssasss. 

< Oil Ptlntlnoi 

3470500 * 344-7249 

1 7/tt 

OARAGE SALE 

529 ILShora Road 

Beeslayla Point 

PATIO 8AL6 - Boota. port cMhkn, 

KiMa and houaahoM KMM.FH. JUyif 

1 HIpjiLSat Juhrind.ato4pjn.fMn 

DIM, Uon. Jurr4m,Oto4p.m,R*iro(S 

Wktala WTklk. Soman PoaU (oil Iteuki 

B2 ToD Boot)). 

THREE FAUILYVAnD8ALE-173Bm 

A», Sat, *ly tn* i mi m, BS 

re*er. W«S dot*. MUM eM ne, 

aM. ran top.' AtMaff Mk, hey . 

nJottm and much HHW. 

YARD SALE- 

Sal, J«# art • • i». • m 

SIM, WmHiri " 

BCYCLES FDfl SALET-Frtdny, July 1. 

iaturday, My 3, 8AU 94 Btyonm 

PtoMb da(Ort My AM, mmari IM 

andiMi) 

QAHAQE SALE . 3113 Bayand Dr. 

(Mar). SM, Mf ML1D a.m. to S pjn. 

NMMdMh% 

OARAGE 8ALE-Monan.. 

ih«VM,*tt.ie»npMnAw 

tw8snnt«NorthSt.lnrwf.) 

OARAGE SALE > SlUnky. JUV % B AU 

to BIJM. 4826 A|t)iiry AV*L (RMT) aa 

QARAQE 8ALE - Saturdw; July 2, B AM 

to 2 PM. Pturm, Mm. torn* lab> 

rum., Mu. HHJM»»M 0Ood», MI« 

dathlns did mor*. 2S W. 16ti Bum, 

O.C. 

NEIGHBORHOOD OARAOE SALE - 

Saturday, July a, B AM ID 1 PU Qi^ty 

limn, reaioflalito prica*. toy*, Mm. 

Worntn. tan and glm doMng, tiunpM, 

blMs, dWiaa. houMtwW tmm. iS 

much much mor*. 304 Qual MM, MM- 

Mot* {EtpniuM, Fotow tw algna on 

Tf ' 

General MrchandlM 

BABY rraiS-andciohM. BOM alnhtat 

to 3 irnr*. EusaMmcondriiin. 10 io 

mJuna9)JulaS0»i7tSt 

*Mi)wofij,4d««a*sSs0ii30tet(X 

Oman* aM wood Uock kMk «Mk tafaM 

4cMnt27BAIIIftCMMM«H 

BKE - man*, ft* mm. 133. UoUK or 

window an, 125, CM W4W, 

BOOKS OOKS FOR FO THE E BEACH Dtoxl 

PJpart* PJpartw* tooto toto - 8** 8* ft tradta. SOS 

OTUM. 15% on nm tmumt. To* 

COLONIAL SOFA' 

Call396-73S3. 

CONIENTB 8M£ • JUM18 mumy £ 

Chuith pa* diaka, ttam.amam. tot- 

V PGut* PWMUSf wMrVinQi flion 

, tod« fountain aqu^mani Mv 

XOUNTBY WORKSHOP* • HandrubbMl 

pm* oval dlnaiB room tabK w/ 

Jm iMvat. s arm chain, 4 DO* ohalrt, 

Oâwwôo aacrtto taoa call 

$aJ. Buraau wMi nUrror 

ELECTHC HOSPITAL BED • w/Ma • 

nutinN, ia*d on* month S7O01 HoapM 

ted nu* |7B. Elaettt Ufl chafftoo. 

CoroiKid, Chair (chroma) fa. 3» 

aRLS108PEB>MKE.aoodainfMn, 

2*:C***TWto)itSm 

wtddm m, Koodw 2T 

UWNO MOM FUtNFtURE 


THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, NJ. PAGE 9 — SECTION TW$* 

Gtmial mrchandlte iutt Real Estate Sale Real Estate Sate Real Estate Sale Real Estate Sale Real Estate Sale Rear Estate Sale 

AMBiSQIfOJSBnQS 

TAG SALE 

Ltftly Trsdlllaml 

Mlll|liy t Antique 

Contents of Ocun Ctty 

ApartmtntTaBBSHdi 

FMliirln«i OLD CHINESE 

ORIENTAL RUGS (fill* ),SI. 

CRirneiiVi limp, MANY 

••AUTiPUt. OLD CUT CLASS 

PCS. EtEOANT 5TERLINO 

COFFEE ,I1T W/TRAY 

iMrllnl * Ulvtrpiilt flilwHr 

I Ml|niir« Rani Bevitsn, 

LCMM, Nippon, e.virl.n pa, - 

SET OF CIICH05LOVAKIAN 

DINNERWARE Mrvln tor I! J. 

IS Mrylns pet. In Mulllul P«l 

n w/Blrd-inMir '"PRiEN. 

OUV VILLABK*' Hit. dlnntr 

wort «rvlc«(or sw/wrv, pn, • 

bun ATMOS CLOCK - cuckoo 

clott-MIC* brat 

Lovtty LR vpnolMercd pet, 

MAHOGANY occ HI! pt, 

:lt 

occ.l. 

mino8.:c«ll»r«ll«/D»r 

HI)!,, , 

»r«ll/b 

ZENITH COLOR TV 

r 

Imlltl 

' If" 

ittrM • B4IIC* kana 1* thort 

•>**• rails!. TRADITIONAL 

MAHOGANY SMALL DR SIT 

INCLO" ROUND TABLE * 

CHAIRS (W/3 luvnl & SMALL 

BUFMT, 

TRADITIONAL MAHOGANY 

TWIN Bd . SIT - alM 

. rniMSMr «kll, tad 4 olh»r BR 

! pet, - Md, Mm t Ht.1* IIMnl 

kfffficnwin & in. ippiiancsi • 

giaiiwtra falan • NICE 

• FRiGiOAiRe"w/irMi«-iop 

if. window lm . Hoov.r v«c 

luoo»8» > Ml« CMtninf imMJ 

BEAVER COAT I 

Flt-S«LJuly1«2 

B«.m.-4p.m. 

(Numbers Out it 7 a.m. 

*" oh Friday) 

1648 Shnpion Avt. 

, OUan Siriini Apt*. 

OceinClty 

(Near OC Community 

Center, Slmpion Ave, is 

1 block, ectantlde of 

Bay Ave. 

8itonyM««yn«Anlt«, 

TN "Good Buy" Girlil 

1121711 

399-7957 

VCR RENTAL 

& 

TAPES-VHS/BETA 

• No Mtmb»rihlp 

• No X-Rated 

• Dspont Raqulrad 

KNIGHTS FAMILY 

^ D E O 

nForEntttUImm 

WlWn Knlghr* Ph«tM» 

For mb-tln TABS*)** 

CALL SAM. 

CALL 398-0336 or 39SMBS2 

CRYSTAL CORNEK 

q 

Unwood.Nj 

Opm 10-5 (Old. Sun.) 

8-4 

' Complote Kitchen For Sale 

ijutojmn-ityltd whits <strong>for</strong>rnlci 

JiblMU w/otk Wm, comptat 

Sr/counttr top * ipplUnca. Beit 

* otta UkM «Mn pidugi. FJdng 

Phoii.W7-53M 

BEDWOCX) SlUTE (CIRCA 1BS0) 

ChalM lounga, 2 armctisln, hmocii, 

Mddall ttbn, picnic tabt* wllh 2 bMictiaa, 

aioaDwn wnvffllon, $500. AvailtW* 

•Itar Ubor, Irapeo 7M to lit; »t4-631- 

«S20fltPiC«M 

hEfUkJERATOfWREEZEH • n«w GE, 

6y tlda. S3** cu t. alartonle door 

(oa cubat, enahad and waur. XT 

u, tVtf high, almond. SUD In boi. 

*" Tal39Mi77. 

- tfta, axeanam condlUon, Ko. 

MMSM. 

toOOTEfl • Ok* ntw, 150. UdKH ttanaardtm».WO.Ca«3«OW27. 

TOASnuslER • pqnaUa, cantliMW 

daanlna. MtMarla, own UroHr. Eioalbnt 

oondKoVa* » 12 « 1H hat •u t °- 

IMW tmtr, puah button awlich, i*mp*ra< 

' ' rimortbl* door and rai»- 

'CK BLUEflERRCS - TARKLN 

'ARMS, BELLEPLAN. Call W1-ZSM. 

VICTOBlAN'MJfWWEn CHEST - Orlfllim 

hanhwra, 43-»rtm, 46~hiah,zr 

iaap, Mm «14-9»1-«WO, aflar 8 PU. 

WAMCM AND DMYER • noMDnaWi 

l Ouaan, UMd only • *w """• 

t 

*Hm WAU UNIT - wWi OHM ahawaa 

• letn, dportx: 91 h. «Ma. 14 la high. 

NELSON'S MARINE 

Botfom paint, water skis, 

mite, marine equipment 

25% Off 

•«9it»srBI 

iurl Urn 

Boat Trailers 

Stored 

far 1888 Boating Season 

Call tot 

389.1703 „ 

»rj.»Wr*ML14flrip8Mtte 

bniMar, Up paki In OC, Mar, hi 

siwr M rapa I Itj )mMm, Mr HI 

Iff MUASMRT • tarnlly y hharman, 

IN! 175 rip Johraon V-8 V-8motor. 

Cutty 

srrwt radio. MpA 

Mar ind lot. at ,m. SH S at km 

(MM, (MM Ith and d flay fl «r Gal ntohts 

30MM43M. day. 302-774-7224. X.KhiliOJOm 

AQUttPOHT H 1 • Twin EvlnruM W 

raw arri ospth rocordnr. Good condJ. 

ttn, Can ta M«I al Danî Seatood, 1 on 

tiaytnii 

CuisMraFf ifcn 21 % «m nm 

llano «y«lem. ShMNM U ctnvat. 

reduwdtoW.OSOtoTqulcH 

mt«. Oil SM-M77 aRar S PM er MS. 

msm, 

FOR SALE. IS' M M Wnalar, as tip 

Eylnrud*. olac IBA geMMM. t2.7Sa 

Ate, Site. 78? Urari ft IMO. CM SBB- 

BOB. 

QRADY WHITE-20 ft. amdy cabin. v«IX I 

around, tfapti fMar, iNp to shore, no 

hp avmuda auttMrt, In «Mtr. MOO. , 

Cslirti&oofu 

HO6E18-v«yoo


Real Estate Salt Real Estate tale Real Estate Sale 

Ilif Central 

New, 1st fl,, J harm,, 2 

ba., (irepl . spacious 

room, 1,600 Sq. It. Best 

of everything. OWNER 

SAYS SILL NOW 

Asking 1209,000 

OPEN HOUSES 

Saturday 

1 to 4 p.m. July 2nd 

m; Simpson 

1 Bdrm., well main 

tained Beautiful split 

level unit. Low condo 

lee. Hurry I Owner Iran 

iferred 8. ha! reduced 

pries to 117,500 

CONDO CREAM PUFF • 2 bedroom unit Almost new, in mint 

condition. Groat Investment of carefree seashore living tor your 

sell Hurry on this one Won't last at $92,000 

6 APARTMiNTB, plus 4 LARQf OUf ST ROOMS wfth privM 

baths - positive CASH FLOW. Come see this terrific investment 

Asking teTS.OOO. 

CONDOS EASY UVING • 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, 1st flew Dpi! 

live! unit Urge dock. Fireplace. Parking, furnished Askinn 

$119,000 3 bedrooms, 2 bnths Asking $169,000 

sandpiper 

418 ATLANTIC AVENUE 

MEAN CITY, N, J, 08226 399.8123) 

5537 WEST 

Wed maintained 

modern 4 bedroom 

duplex in prime 

Soufhend location. 

Oversized lot, 4S'K9D'. 

Good rental Income 11 

SlIAKI'.Healtor 

•MkenUwMtrkM 

Comlortablo S bedroom 

home features a dining 

teem, convenient kltchon 

and a detached two bedroom 

summer oottaosl 

NHVUSTMQ 

CempiMry mtortd historical colonial with oxpoMd beams and 

original floorino-woodbumlng Bto Zero etearanoe Rreplaoa/brass 

a glass doom. Country Min Wtehen, with MMn pantry, tow 

utility bins, fuel efficient home. Now reef, wiring, wet, heating 

•yinrn and plumbing. New vinyl aiding, Burglar and ft* alarm 

system. Includes, nhigJtweier. washer, dryer, dthwashtr and 

two 14,000 ITU Air Condition. 

ONEOFAKIND-Manyextras Call <strong>for</strong> appointment. 

PREMIUM A9BUHV "CENTpAL BUSINESS ZONE" LOCA- 

TION 

Ow 4.000 «q. ft of open street level oommarcU apace (makh 

anywtMn h 0.6.) (I) yearround aptt. generate $27,600. With 

mmsfi apta aj commercial spaos rented, property oan Retb- 

UcaDy Senmie Uss.OOO. In Yearly InoortMll Trtmendoue PosalbliMIII 

Join ftw 14th at t Atbury Avenue •HenataMnoe". ana 

maKe your appolntrrttrrttooayll $248,000. 

IMMAWLATEI BEAUTIFUL BUtWETfll 

Stria of iM an heating systontamlral air, wing tana, laundry 

room/storage m , hand ancioted tunporch. Can ba purehatad 

at a duplex with 4906 Haven Ava. Cal far detafcl 

1140,080. 

Tiw tinglHamly hornet, both heated and rented, wMdh alt on 

WW*"*""" iff*& ta» erarfna WTioiO-' M fha N0QHBOR- 

HOOO BUSINESS ZONE. Both houaaahaMpMWnaofffte Mar 

afey and pnunt a urdyn opporturWry k) rahab k*> too tapi- 

ng ur^ ami t^cond loor ratldMitW urA. AffiotaTMnM 

y. DoniMftlaeJKeOefttkivfMpatrtopporluriytto 

ltodayl$139,000 ^ ^ 

COASTAL 

REALTY 

330 ATLANTIC AVE 

OCFAN CITY. N.J. 

OPEN HOUSE 

110 Bay front Unit A-1 

Saturday, June 25,11 a.m. to 4 p.m. 

Beautiful newly remodeled one Sedfeem Oondo at Say VUlage. 

Includes all appliances Excellent value at $79,900. 

/TH4 5 TO BE SHARP FOR THE BEST RESULTS! 

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USE OUR CONVENIENT READY LINE! 

1-8DD-345-7865 or 1-800-345-7863 

Quality Classic elegance 

are the words ~ to 

describe this 4 bedroom, 

2 bath condominium 

with brick fireplace, a 

55x100 ft. lot and facing 

the ocean at the corner 

of SAth I, Asbury 

Avenue', ' » 

IM* tamlV in Bat* (andHaii. On • km W 

4oX iifljSfl t^jm W HATlE 

sMM* WC •haMf, fiM«Hn 

THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, NJ^ 

Real Estate Salt Real Estate Sale Real Estate Salt Rial Estate Sal* 

Superior New Construe 

tlon by WAY Builders. 

Central air, clow to excoiient 

beach. Your 

, choice of 1st or 2nd floor 

IdMl localbn l« ttw Moood harm •lth* 

ih«* 0 « u Inwftnwit wttMi hM an 

ncdltril nnul hltloiy. T«o btdnxni, tm 

(Mill. dM* to btnh and boanhnk, Hnnd 

until mint* lUitlng M S123.00O. 

Nloe and nowl Hovorse living. Living room, dining area, laichen, 

ontJiill bitti, hni, ( «pp!i«noBs. Gas hoat Tw badrooms.-t 

batM.'lh oach Unit $181,000 

Charming, maintenanc^froe single family home Now vinyl siding 

and thflrmal windows. Immaculate condition inside and out 

New awnings and gutters Fully insulated, hardwood Soon 

throughout AD appliances Included Perfect fimt home or vacation 

getaway Call listing otfjce <strong>for</strong> appointment 

NEW LISTING 

Bedrooms galoro In this large southend single family homo on 

comer Duplex lot Other features Include a large screened 

breezeway, front concroto deck, huge dining area, Evlng rooms 

on 1st & 2nd floor, (2) large bay windows, laundry/heater room, 

several new appliances, and lots of storage area. Just sept to 

wide southend beach! Room enough <strong>for</strong> the whole gang) Property 

win remain vacant can ba seen/shown any<strong>time</strong> 1 . $249,000 

BEAUTIFUL NEW CONTEMPORARY DE8WNI BUY N0WI 

Haveyour choice ol carpet, tile, and cabinet styles and colon. 

ApprSi. 1,700, sq. ft of IMnfl space, complete appflanc«i>ackage. 

Separate central air conditioning, unique 4th bedroom or 

family room, and cedar aking are Just a few of the extras.'Just 

steps to best northend beach Coma walk through this lowly 

townhouM today! $106,000. , 

Beautffuiy fumWwd second ftoor condo with central air oondk 

tioning, Nice neighborhood, dose to shopping and baaeTi'WC 

outdoor showef. storage shed, sunny porch, Incbded In sate, 

washer, dryer, garbage dtaposal, dbhwasher ft -• 

• 1120,000. 

i nocAu rrrv necire MEMBER OF ATLANTIC COUNTY 

fc 

I UbC AN lill I Ur Mb t BOARD OF REALTORS | 

INTRODUCING QUARTER OWNERSHIP 

AT 

Learn How To Own Deeded Real Estate 

In Ocean City tor under SSQ.OOO. 

A Free Seminar wltfi Audio Visual Presentatfen 

f vwy Tuesday Evening at 7 PM (Suiting 7/S/ffl) 

WiS Ocean Avenue. Ocean City 

CALL FOR YOUR RESERVATION TODAY 

3?8-43Q0 

Why Pay Rill Price tor a Vacation Home, 

Second Hone, Rerjrement Retreat or 

Corporate Retreat When You Onry Use It Part Time? 

F1NDOUTHOWI 

9th t Ocean Avc. HESCTrrMAiuumMC Ocean City, IMJ, 

UPPER TOWNSHIP 

BEAUTIFUL Cape Cod on 3M acre wooded lot on private 

lake In Upper Township. Sunktn Great Room with fireplace 

and Insert; den; <strong>for</strong>mal dnlng room; eaWn kitchen; luxurious 

first floor matter wits wtth view of pate and late; 2 large 

bedrooms on second rtoor with batoeqy overlooklna entry 

foyer. Indude* underground sprinklers, thermal barrier window*, 

security •yttem, and water conditioning system. 

1181,000, 

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Rail Mitt 9l!« 

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New 3 bedroom 

ranther on your lot from 

$33,000. 

Display Models Avail. 

SUr#^ AFFORDABLE HOMES 

609-461-3475 

ZflCHflRlflE 

R6RLTY 

OCEAN CITY LISTINGS 

New Listing! Gardens 

Exec. home. Boasts 1 

LrTs. dr. fr., 4 br, 3 Mta, 

dan, breakfast nook. Too 

much to miintlen, 

$289,900. 

Room <strong>for</strong> parking 8+1 

Excellent income. Partial 

fumlshtd. Turn-key healed 

<strong>for</strong> year round operation. 

$219,000. Anxious owner. 

InVMtoml Large FamlBesll 

Attention. 11R, 2 bath on 

duplex-zoned lei. Has 

been reduced to $99,600. 

Ocean City 

We Sell More Because We Do More 

Weekly SeOingActionPlanplusGuaranteed 

Marketingcontinuesuntilyou get results! 

r I 

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Realtors 

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THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N.J, 

Real Estate Sals Rtal Estate Salt Real estate Sale Rear Estate Sals Summer Rental Summer Rental Summer Rental 

OPEN HOUSE 

Sunday, July 3 

11 to 4 p.m. 

38 Atlantic Ave. 

NORTH END LUXURIOUS TOWNHOUSE 

Four bedrooms, 2 baths, fireplace. Z docks, ample off 

•Beet parking, all amenities, ocean vlaw $191,000 

MULTI-FAMILY INVESTMENT 

Throe ufllM*BpntjaUy located, walking distance to bunch, 

income producer, tolly furnished and priced right $140,600 

AFFORDABLE AT SM.SOO 

Dolphin Court Condo, AttractK/o 2 bed/oom. 1 bath first 

floor unit, completely furnished and equipped, ", block to 

beach and boardwalk, 

HAKE OFFER 

Luxurious bayfrent complex, large deck, pool, party room, 

view plus all amenities, security and privacy, all 2 bedroom, 2 

bath units. Owner anxious to sell. Units starting at $129,800 

NEW LUXURIOUS SECOND FLOOR CONDO 

Southed, across from beach, ocean views, 4 bedrooms. 

2 baths, fiteplaco, decks, gas heat, central uir, garage. All 

amenities. $679,500. 

E^8TATi*tniCBLVD.4B*TTERSEARD. 398-2600 

34TH « CENTRAL AVi. 398-8200 

!5B» 

New contemporary home, calm deepwater slips. 

Unique Interior design; high quality. Mat'ls, & constr. 

Skylit cath. cell, foyer w/entermt, bar. Master Odrm. 

has Ig. lacuzzl w/skyllto & fireplace. 3 BR. expandable 

to 5,3 baths, kit., dr., Ir., den. lib. gar. 8. utll area. 3 

decks, custom landscaping, gas h.w. ht. & alrcond. 

European kit., Corlan tops, brick walls, & driveway. 

$545,000. Be<strong>for</strong>e you buy less, come see the difference 

398-5S77 

4801 Central Avp. 

Vary well maintained, 

three story duplex Witt 

excellent vlewe of the 

ootin. Upper •ponmmt 

has two levels with plenty 

ol room to stretch out 

Ideal <strong>for</strong> owner's use or 

rental. $350,000. 

LESLIE LAWRENCE 

REALTOR 

iflPi 

609-399-0014 

Jk. 

Those 4BR, + 4§ bith 

townheuiai have iverything; 

Central air conditloi>- 

Ing, fireplace, economical 

gas heat, Andwstn windewt; 

Soundproollng, all 

appliances, wall to wall 

carpet, eathtdn) etlilngs 

and much more. Close to 

the comer and desirable 

aouthond beach. 

$224,900. 

BRAND NEW TOWNHOUSES 

Central ilr, flrcpbce, economical gas heat, Andenen windows, 

soundproofing, all appliances, cathedral celling, wall to 

, wall carpet dan to corner, and desirable uouthend beach. 

CaUtodiy <strong>for</strong> more dotaUs, $224,900. 

JUSTIISTID 

Unique duplex opportunity. Four bedrooms, W* baths, 2 

* story home. Living rosin, country kitchen, screened In 

pordi, prap, 2 bsdioom, 1 bath pup apt. Voy, cute. Vtry 

dose to southend bet A. Listed it $240,000. Call today. 

A HOME FOR WATER-LOVERS 

Om pf the taw remaining, riverfront paras* located on M«rthalvMe 

Road (Upper Township) Indudet docKand gazebo 

on 136" frontagerWalk a few ilepi •crow MarahaHv|te Boad 

to your spUt-tovel home featuring 3 bedrooms, 1'A baths, oil 

heat and air condWonlno. flrepjaoe."family room and 

•notosed porch. Nioety landscaped rear yanl(wHh Inground 

pooLCal<strong>for</strong>appohtrrunttoday) *'" ."* ' 

. * - \ ,< •*'''•, to*. 

n:^; S 

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A FAMILY HOME! 

NEAR THE GARDENS SECTION 

RESIDENTIAL AREA! 

Only one family has-enjoyed this attractive Cape 

Cod Home over the years. Featured are S 

bedrooms plus a din or 4th small bedmom, 11/2 

baths, living room with fireplace, dining room, 

kitchen, utility room, detached 2 ear garage and 

finctd 5O'xi35' lot. Furnished at iiSi.ooo. 

-** 

RIAL ESTATE 

In South Jersey, 

we have more offi 

than most 

realestate compa 

have sales agents* 

And more sales agents than they 

have homebuycrs. With thirteen offices 

and more than 250 sales associate!! f 

along the shore, we arc in touch with 

more buyers, more sellers, more 

renters, and more investors than any 

other firm. And that translates into 

more action, . . -" • 

So if you're thinking about buying, 

selling, renting, investing or working 

in real estate in South jersey, go where 

the action is. 

Don't settle <strong>for</strong> anything less than 

Number One, Because, in South Jersey, 

we are real estate. 

PARADE OF HOMES 

Ahwuin 646 I*W Ma^ Ijnding ' 624 HbI 

Brlinntlne «i6i!2l \l>îk hlind t 2V6WIW 

baflnwrn Mi 121*2 (Kundn WH ÎHH) 

Unwuud 92' *5(H» WiownMlk 'Hd 4-iiH* 

Man^hawkin W7.2124 Milp Hoimm -»'W «••»* 

Margalf 822-4200 Surf (li\ 4Vf 2121 

, {jimmiTdal ft Imtsimrai 

RilcKJilon DMilon , 

Kintal Hal & Hnipirr\ Hnipir Maoaîmcni 

LTV* 

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MAYS LANDING 

IStH ft CanRAL . 2 tadrogrn apart 

LEEWARU UN BED AND BREAKFAST 

• adrk Nil «nliM«Mlily and roam 

mad* Uy. Col ttM41S or a**- 

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3SS.0440 

Real Estate Site Real Estate Sale Real Estate Sale 


CUSTOM BUILT RANCHER this teautiful home In 

Palermo em be yours <strong>for</strong> only $119,500.00 

New Construction Duplex $179,000.00 

Condo-*73,500.00 oomer unit, good rentnl ana 

$40,000 Income Potential, beach block, multi-family. 4 unite, 

829 SSI Fourth Street, nuking $295,000. 

14.1 Acres in Dennis Township $88,000.00 

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Owned by Teresa 8. Charles Palermo 

Broker of Record • Kathleen Dewltt 

HILLEGASS 

mAL ESTATE AGENCY, INC, 

36 ATLANTIC AV1NUB 

OCEAN CITY, NEW JERSEY 08226 

VU... 

(609)3994011 

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GAU.0WAY 

, MYSTIC ISLAND 

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Summer Rental 

• pLAOi - eMtaney apart- ctNTrUlLV L0OAT1B-I** 

, family Iyj»,_»l«M» ota, « Mrffli, 1 6»A I* *• 

MOBBRN . 4 Mm. apt, nr. Ma* « — _rZ i 

M Parting, PaiUnfl, mm WAD drew, simn, *«, wM, d», am, cOnwuiV UOOATB APT- - 

MM Urge uRhos Mrehas wtm wlOi awnings awnlnas Two fun fulhiMu_ 

t balti: SumJadi. datn, nai 

bata, wsiialtt 7ft 7/9, MB ft Sept. 

SIMMS Of MB-MM (wltandt) 41S 

CorlnttilsnAve. O.C. 

^ 

Real Estate Sale 

This is the best of the beachfront in Ocean City. 

2 spectacular townhomes on the corner of 38th & 

Wesley, will be completed soon. 4 bdrm,, 3 

bathSi'den, 2 car gartgt and every coneeiwtblt 

luxury. What an opportunlfc/. S72M00 & 

$780,000. 

,Ke»,; 

PLEASANTVILLE 

\**, 

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V, 

717 BATTERSEA RD, 

18«i 

309-1311 OPEN 7 01VS 

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388.0868 

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Summer Rental Summer Rental Winter Rental 

COflNIH PHOf»IRTY • lath BL LaftmM 

null vncailon pJani? Camilla nans mua 

largl, dean, 2 Wfm, ground I api. MIL 

July 2-8, July 16-23 and July 30-Aug. 13. 

l3Mn»k, S1S-iSi-lS4J, M1-07?i 

wseksnds, 1 i§0 Aibury Ave, 

OARAGE jlh. • (umliiwd, g.Mm,, w«, 

claan and airy, Km SL ana, very natr 

Beam, wookly/mo ;senso2snl nl« ovillttto. 

M8-40S6, . 

. ^ = _: : 

NORTHINP BEACHBLOCK • 118 

Delanegy J< bedrooms, families, no 

pets! iSSO, • §415- weakly, AvallaUo 

7fl-9; MOST, M7-m; fo-10. Cat 

DM-Tiffl or (Ml) Ml -JIM, 

OCEAN CITY • SW SI. across torn 

booth, msdwn 1 Mm,, 2 bath, 1 tl n, duplsi. 

colling tans. dftf, w/d, color esBto 

TV, Irapwt wesksnfti, n *48-40iS 

weskdays, 

OCEAN CITY • 3rd St/Hl tptbaa 2nd 

floor upartmenl, will rant monlfily, Mslens! 

Of yearly. Call 7284041 or 0Sinn 

* Colony. 13)0 Oeaan Ave. Mi- 

•1177 after 12 Noon. 

S4M, 

ONE AND HALF BLOCKS • 10 bench, 

Inrgs J bdrm., BfraeUysiy turn., grMI 

floor plan, tON AVL • 111 H» ntw 0Upto 

apart. 1 Hnm 1 bafli, tno, 

monlily pka ulHai, Cat M9-111S, 

CENTRAL (HAVEN AVE) - 2 

A_ m A- _ =i ^ ^ - - i ^ - - - - -id-h M A 

«575 plia U1U. Gardsn 6B» 

and Mtuty Ave, a»-303a 

UOCATED • Mnd naa 

arm i w, t trtia. ian a w« 

*m*.U—ltxCmlnaQ*irtm.Ctluiy- 21M47-11SZ 

*n* BOSMSn-0454. nil tor 9«t 

WW DUPLEX 2nd flo, M l M 

Inji, MjHM, wans ttm 3 HnM. t 

hB(Mt9 MMlhMnr 

NORTHBD -1 ttamm untutru, with- 

NORTH END EN M m • f 

WS ffi 

, mil 

hg, 2nd I.M WlSiMOptaId.CU 

MMttitmriRi 

Rsal Eatnto Silt Raai Estate Sals fttll EMM SIM 

REALTY WORLDIB 

Carberry & Haas 

927-9300 

PALERMO 

Spadous 4 bedroom, VA baths, ftniahod rcc 

raom. Urge rear deck. Won't last $134^00. 

Ocean Reef. Two bedroom, 2'/i baths, fireplace, 

cathedral celling, bay views, Oily 

$159,500. 

SOMERS POINT 

Modern three bedroom and two bath 

rancher, % ear garage, many extras. 

SIMÔO, 

SOMERS POINT 

Handyman, 2-9tory, 3 bedrooms, IVi baths, 

nlefl yird. Only MSl003. 

SOMERS POINT 

Wairffent eondo, spietaedir tay vitwn, 

private Mttlng. Won't last. $155,000. 

NORM HAAS 

Broker-Owner . 

lSyr*. real estate 

experlencs 

SOMEHS POINT 

Step* to the bay, modem 2 bedroom todlly 

renovated. Only S9&V900. 

SOMERS POINT 

Large yard, 3 bedrooms, fuUba*5t) WMMiM Sham. HBJOaTw eM- ' 

9377. aak kf PM Wmt* bat S ajn. 

and4p.m.AItat4pjn..fJi8-2404. 

12 NEW WOODED 

EXECUTIVE LOTS 

hfftr 

39M398 

40TH ST. BEACHFRONT LOT 

40X100 

$700,000 

PRINCIPALS ONLY 

11W21.2700 

Storage <strong>for</strong> Rent 

flTOREWFICE-1300 6q.lt, MnlraJtoe*Mr). 

alr-condldonlnB. HMO pju iny 

Awâ ImmsdleWy Cell H^W MMA 

OVERSIZED GARAGE 

MBRINT 

$175 MONTHLY 

M SW4M0 

OFHCE SPACE AND A 

WAREHOUSE HOUSE STORAG STORAGE 

AVAILABLE 

CAllHEUMMBJ. 

Jf**&&5*$^''. 

Public Notice' 

PUBUC NOTICE 

M»Miiant tor • i» vailanoa artd 

*i*> plan «ipprovfe| <strong>for</strong> a pttapoMd 

•eato.'uka vanô. >'^rS» 

c^ bulk «««,». ,Mtt» b£3 

Jwya ' 

- taihe Council t-._.. 

I IW swsai ant Aabiky 

OoîOly.NawJafsw. 

r 1 * OfflM. Ninth 

Avmuaand may 

guuj buahaai 

CAPE MAY COUNTY 

Waterfowl mtotamtfkimge, M4 

aeatt 250 pfxn M 4 bedroom .UWIM% apt 

$500^00 gftmiiocanm lbt'lS67 •' NQTICEOFCONTRACT 

> AWARDED 

^mfmmAmmim,m^mfmsmmemi^M^^^n^^S^3mmmammmmm 

AUlHOftTY-Qh, -AUt"V) I*. 

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CITY OFSEAI3l£ CITY 

NEWJER3EY 

NANCeNO 

BOND O«£»UKNCE TO Aimto- 

R1ZE THE MAKING OF VARIOUS 

PUBLIC IMPROVEMENTS PM. BY 

AND FOR THE CITY, OF SEA ISLE 

CITY. IN THE COUNTY OF CAPE 

MAY. STATE OF NEW JERSEY. TO 

APPROPRIATE THE SUM OF 

1460.000 to PAY THE COST 

THEREOF. TO MAKE A DOWN 

PAYMENT. TO AUTHORIZE THE 

ISSUANCE OF BONDS TO 

FINANCE SUCH APPROPRIATION 

AND TO PROVIDE FOR THE ISSU- 

ANCE OF BOND ANTICIPATION 

NOTES IN ANTICIPATION OF THE 

ISSUANCE OF THE SUCH BONOST 

The Board of Commlaalonare M 

Ida City d 8na lala city. In ihs 

County of Cape May. Slats o« Now 

Jersey DO ORDAIN, as follows: 

Section 1. The City of Ssa iala 

CUy (Ihe-CltO. In rf* Courty ot 

Caps May. Btatfi of NW Jeney la 

hereby auihorljod to make vartout 

pubDo unpravamtntB In. by and <strong>for</strong> 

•aid Oily, as more particularly 

dswuerf in Section 4'herM. Thl 

cost of tlw Improvements Includes aH 

vwirk, mBiiinals and appurtenancsi 

nacauajy and BUlmbletherefof. 

Seaton 2. Them b hanaby approprifuod 

ID IJie payment of Ihe Sot 

flUWna the Improvemoms rjasolbed 

gm SMien 1 hejeM (herMntner 

Wafanod te as 'fupeWrj, thm 

respscUve amounu ot monoy hBro- 

Inaher mierj a» the •ppfepriauan ler 

••Id respective purpoeee. Said 

npproprtailon ehall be met Irom the 

proceeds el Up sate el trie bonds 

aiithorljed and the down payment 

appropriated by this ordlnancs. Said 

Improvements ohall be made as general 

Improvemenla and ns part of Uis 

east thereol shell bo asiested 

ooalnst property spectolly benolWed. 

SecUon a, Rb hereby determined 

and elated thai the making et euch 

Improvomsnis la nst a current 

iponse of saw Cay. 

Section 4. The tevara) purposes 

raby authsrtzsd lor the ilnsnong 

ol which said sbllaaJlsna are lo be 

tseued an set <strong>for</strong>th In the lolknvlna 

-Schedule ol Improvemenui, Purposes 

and AmcHflin" which echedula 

also shows (1) Ihe amount of tha 

approprlollon and Ihe estlmaied cost 

ol aach such purpose, and (S) the 

amount sf each aUm which Is to be 

provided by tha down payment hara- 

Inaltor appjoprtelod to llnance euch 

purposes, and (3) the estlmaed 

maximum amount of bonds and 

notes to be Issued lor each suah purpose, 

and (4) the period et useful- 

_(ieas of each such purpose, 

•fccconjlno fs Its reasonable lie, conv 

^tuted Irom tha dale ol said bonds: 

SCHEDULE OF IMPROVE- 

MENTS, PURPOSES AND 

AMOUNTS 

A. Improvements ts public recreation 

areas consisting ol (I) reconfVuGtlsn 

sf 44lh StrM ramp lo 

Promenade, (II) construction ol new 

railing and replacement si existing 

ralljng at various Iseatlsns on Promenaae 

(IH) renovallon ol 44th Street 

Prbmsnada roslrooms, (Iv) reconiirljBlon 

of ppproach steps to Promenade 

at various locations,

PAGE 16 - SECTION TWO THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CTrY, N J.- FftlDAV, JULY 1,1988 

SLEEPERS 

Hared-arm quten-§l*e sleeper, 

Innersprlng mattress, Textured 

fabric I only $AQQ 

Reg. $799 *#W 

Contemporary queen sleeper 

and matching ioveseat. Innerspring 

mattress. Choose textured 

or cotton 

quilted fabric $OQQ 

Reg. $1624 - 7 O O 

CHAIRS & ftOCKERS 

Natural rattan wraparound tub 

*294 

chair with foam II cushions, 

WU3IIIWII3, 

I only. 

Reg, $589.95 

Pair of golden oak ladder* 

back chairs. $ 

Reg. SIBO.OSea. 

DINETTES 

Five-piece dinettes. Octagonal extension 

tables with white washed oak and <strong>for</strong>mica 

topi. Four upholstered swivel/tilt chairs 

on casters, 10 sets only. $© Q Q 

Reg. $1269,95 *QOO 

Rattan dinette. 42" round glass-top table 

and 4 matching ice cream chairs. Dark 

ttiMfc' *34© 

Almond dinette. Formica-top table. 36" x 

48"x60", and 6 upholstered %A A A 

breuer chairs. Reg, $599 *#*§?# 

Space-Saver dinette. Drop leaf pedestal 

table with almond <strong>for</strong>mica top and 2 lee 

cream chairs, $^1O 

Reg. $269,95 

BEDROOMS 

"Exciting almond lacquer triple dresser, with twin mirrors. 

7 drawers. 2 only. 

Reg. $199,91 

Almond lacquer five-drawer chest, 

Formica top. I only. Reg. $579.95 

Full/queen almond lacquer headboards 

2 only Reg. $199.95 

Black lacquer bedroom suite S-drawer chest, hill/queen 

panel headboard and 2-drawer nightstand 

I only Reg. $I2K) 

Black lacquer cedar chest byLane I only 

Reg. $449.95 

Single-size headboards 

Values to $139.95 

Queen-size mattresses (2) 

Reg. $299.95 

Cray lacquer triple dresser, <strong>for</strong>mica top. 

Brass mylar trim. I only. Reg. $599.95 

Matching full/queen panel 

headboard. Z only. Reg- $199.95 

$944 

$344 

$33 

$149 

$288 

«98 

/ 7- 

TEN SUPER 

SPECIALS 

White washed ra queen sleeper, 

-choice of three W 

5 on|y. Res. J8W.95 

Contemporary double dr ir with vertical mirror. 

Formica top, dark oak finish. 

4 only. Reg. $359.95 *248 

A special selection of decorator lamps, C / W 

Many styles and colon. REDUCED D U / O 

Contemporary almond lacquer bedroom sulteJJresser. 

mirror, chest, headboard, nlghtstand. 

I set only. Reg. $2000 

Oak finished roll top desk. S2", brass 

hardware, fi only. Reg. S§29,9f 

* Stunning designer Irving room, Sob with attached faux 

stone end tables, matching chain and •*-—cocktail 

table. I only. Reg. $2109.95 __ _ 

Rattan 48" curved bar,free standing with curvedfoot ran, 

<strong>for</strong>mica top, pecan finish. 

} onry, Reg. $539.95 

Rattan high-back swivel rocker. Natural 

rattan, roam-tilled cushions. Reg. $219.95 -i 

Country daybed In Mashed pine. 

9 only. Reg. $349.95 

Space-saving wallbed. 2 pier cabinets, full/queen s 

headboard, framed mirror and lighted 

bridge. Closeout, I only. Reg. $2550 

FABLES & LAMPS 

Rectangular cocktail and end tables. Natural 

braided rattan with glass tops 

19 pieces only. Reg. $159.95 

Chippendale "butter tray" e 

Mahogany with brass hinges. 

1 only. Reg. $259.95 

Gray lacquer cocktail table, <strong>for</strong> 

mica top. 1 onry. Reg. $199.95 

Reg. $299.45 

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,M i«y«u ^ i— u, A *.„ jgjMîp and open to the pub- 

(• news, dty .offldab had 

beientrymttcrfina out what color the 

irt .exterior, 

months of stroctural' repairs 

«S0O0POthe,seaside concert 

City ^dmI|iI»tratbr:Don Hart 

mat ibi color was 

•dote, which 1* a 

Chief Orvllle Mathis said under.: 

cover operaHons will continue over, 

the summer. ' 

"For anyone that we arrest and 

prosecute who is found guilty, we 

are going to seek the maximum penalties," 

said Mathis. "There wlU be 

no warnings given." ° 

That's a maximum fine ol $1,000, 

and/or six months in jail <strong>for</strong> an 

adult buying alcohol <strong>for</strong> minors. A 

*.r...t .. . 

the way it has been <strong>for</strong> me. I'm wear- County to win was Suzanne Plummer Karen Thomas, Miss Claflsboro State;. 

ing this crown j)ut those people, my of Wiidwood In 1973, who was also College, Is a graduate of Mainland; 

parents, my second runner-up to Miss America, 

brothers, my In Saturday's Miss New Jersey com- 

entire family and petition, first runner-up was Laura 

all; my friends, Murray, Miss Meadowlands. Second 

have been the runner-up was Nelly Gaylor, Miss 

wind beneath Skyline. Third runner-up was Susan 

piy wings." Derewlcz, Miss Morris County. And 

Tricia brings fourth runner-up was Bethanne Ut> 

the Miss New 

Jersey title back 

tlefleld, Miss Sussex County. 

to Ocean City 

Also among the finalists who com- 

after a 10-year peted Saturday night <strong>for</strong> the title 

absence, In 1978 were Jennifer Dahme of Atlantic City, 

Laurie Berchtold Miss Atlantic County and Karin 

Won the state Hartz of Haddonfleld, Miss Colum- 

pageant while bus Day of Atlantic City. The remain- 

competing as ing three were Christine Lyons, Miss 

Miss Glassboro Highlands; Kelly Rounds, Miss Burl- 

State College. ington County; and Carol Kropewnlc- 

The only other ki. Miss Hudson County. 

Miss New Jersey Tricia Bowman Miss Mi Cape C May M Two other contestants had local ties. 

1 1 

Regional High School. And Maria;; I 

Clprizio, Miss Passaic County, wa» K 

runner-up to Tricia in last years Mis*.' 

Cape May County Pageant ' .,f 

Trlda already has made her "i 

appearance as -Miss New Jersey.: 

Fourth of July parade yesterday * 

ChenyHUL 

She also has the task of filling outS 

<strong>for</strong>ms and applications <strong>for</strong> the MUgU 

America Pageant, arranging; heijj 

wardrobe <strong>for</strong> Atlantic City atuf cohjh 

tmulng to prepare <strong>for</strong> the areas' 6* 1 ' 

competition. * 

Appropriately, she will make W 

first pageant appearance on July 23 j 

the Miss Cape May County Pagan 

on the Music Pier. She will be BPO'I 

lighted in the production and 

crown the new Miss Cape * 

County at the end of the evening. 

youth found win an open container 

of alcohol In his car can have his 

license revoked, Mathis said, adding, 

the youth doesn't have to be 

drunk to be charged. 

In the past, it was some<strong>time</strong>s at the 

officers discretion whether to make 

an arrest or send the youths home to 

thsir parents with a warning, 

(Please turn to page 18) 

Gillian puts 

sand bulldozer 

on the back burner 

BjLEESTfiELE 'k 

SenUntMjBdgerStaH ' 

Since it caused groans and moans 

from City Council, Mayor Roy Gillian 

has canceled plans to orderjjthe bull- 

against private bulkheads, blowing 

sand into yards and living rooms of 

beachfront property owners, some of 

whom complain mat dunej obstruct 

their views of the beach. 

"<strong>It'</strong>s just something I feel we owe 

these people," said Gillian, as he 

apprised the governing body of his 

plans last week 

Although a dry plan calls <strong>for</strong> dearing 

away a 20-foot buffer between 

dunes and bulkheads, neither the 

state nor Council have had a chance 

to evaluate the concept 

Council was' nervous because the 

state geologist, already on bad terms 

with the city. Is vacationing in Spam, 

and would probably be unable to, 

approve or disapprove of the plan/ 

Then-Councilman John Bsposito said 

the geologist. Dr. Susan Halsey, 

wouldn't be against the move if done 

at the right <strong>time</strong>; Councilwoman 

Jeanne Chmn hinted state funds 

could be jeopardized. 

Gillian Indicated he felt the state 

would have no objections since vegetated 

dunes, specifically protected 

under law, would remain undisturbed. 

Clunn also said moving sand without 

fencing it is futile. 

"You put a mound there and one 

good wind will be the end of it," said 

i. More pictures and list of prize winners Friday. 

*1 

I 

Qunn. GllUan disagreed, saying.ti. 

would'take, two months be<strong>for</strong>e tt*w 

redistributed sand -would bbwb4#' 

into yards. 

Council President Jack Jones 

cated qiUian, should avoid risk 

do take a. chance^ and some<strong>time</strong>s, 5 ; 

bounces back on you" .',• J, 

Gillian admitted he was probably, 

"sticking his neck out." 

"You act with good Intentions,*' 

said Councilman Chick Trofa, % 

agree with Councilman Jones that 

you should wait far this to be legal' 

Let's not put our necks out to appease 

some people to avoid heat" '/- 

After hearing Council's reaction io 

his statement, GlUian acquiesced, u 

Gillian said he didn't know how 

long It would take <strong>for</strong> the state to 

evaluate the $20,000 report, submft* 

ted by Dr. Richard Weggel June 1^. 

The report suggests dune lines ami 

sizes <strong>for</strong> the city's entire beachfront, 

and includes provisions <strong>for</strong> a 20-foot*,, 

wide accessway between dunes an'4 

private bulkheads. Halsey h^« 

already indicated support <strong>for</strong> that 

concept, but won't return to work 

until July 11. 

Local test \ 

<strong>for</strong> builders 

being razed 

Deemed meaningless and wasteful,! 

the written test required of would-be I 

Ocean City builders may soon '' 

eliminated. 

Ciiy Council voted 5-2 Thursday In 

favor of an ordinance requested by I 

Construction Official Fred Cade. The | 

measure, voted against by Councilwoman 

Jeanne Qunn and then-Councilman 

Bill Meis, comes up <strong>for</strong>'a| 

pubUc hearing and final vote befq 

Coundl July 14, k i 

Cado said the test does little «I 

establish a builder's competency, and I 

merely quizzes an applicant Oft I 

BOCA code regulations and measur-l 

ements. ""* 

'<strong>It'</strong>s used as a status symbol," ( 

Cade. "It does not mean they 

competent builder." 

He also said that the tests under-] 

mine open competition by 

the work<strong>for</strong>ce. 

The safety of finished construction I 

would be ensured after an inspection,! 

Cade said. 

: I 

'If ifa not done correctly, If8 either I 

red tagged or torn down, said Catf^* 1 

Eighty builders in town have • 

cessfully undergone the test, which I 

entitles one to build additions, decks,! 

and other renovations. Builder Robert I 

DiDomenico pointed out that he ha* a I 

state license that entitles him tobuijdl 

.^,1* ' (Please turn to page l7)j

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AC pair arrested following armed rqftbery, police chase 

Foltawtag a WL of Brlgantine Boulevard Jamesway store manger, palral car, incapacitating The arrest was made by resisting arrest and unlaw- 

chase by state police from were being held in Atlantic B Brown allegedly lldl pulled ulled a bh both vehicles, authorities Weeks with assistance from ful possession of a weapon. 

Upper Township to Ptaas- County jail facing charges butcher knife. A store said , 

Northfield, Pleasantville In Upper TownsTUpi they 

antville, two AHanttc City in Upper Township and employee came to help and They said Brown, also and UnwDod police. face charges of armed rob- 

residenti were arrested Pleasantyille. Combined maibged to get one of the rammed Weeks' car at In' Pleasantville, the susbery and assaulting a State 

Sunday afternoon, charged cash bail was set at $100,000 televisions back, but theChurch 

Road and Risky pects face charges of Wopar. 

with robbing the Seaville and $50,000 respectively. two escaped in a white Lin- Street in Pleasantville. A assaulting a police officer, The two am to appear In 

Jamesway at knifepoint. Pleasantville police said coln. 

Tleasanrville police car was 

SUM police say Michael two of.their officers were The manager was able to rammed too. 

Timothy Brown. 36, of Brig- Mated lor injuries suffered it the license number of 

antine Boulevard, and in the chase. 

car and It was spotted 

Patricia Celeo Wall, 34, also The chase ended with headed north on the Bees- weather 

Brown allegedly attempting ley's Point Bridge by 

Mostly" sunny 

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today with highs 

COmKTWWNERS Pleasantvilie patrol cars, Weeks made a U-turn and 

80-85 along shore, 

Frank FbrtiJ of Unwood, and a subsequent arrest began pursuit 

low- to mld-90s 

a riling junior at Mainland invollng police from Un- The chase, which tra- 

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Regional High School, won wood and Igg Harbor versed parts of Somers 

Friday, hlgha to 85 

second prize in the recy- Township. 

Pointj Egg Harbor Town- 

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Dance Party USA crew 

arrives today <strong>for</strong> taping 

Beach tag 

sales down 

Beach tag sales are down 

$68,232 from the same tine 

last year, according to a 

City Hall report issued last 

week. 

Susan McNeill, the 

assistant beach fee superintendent, 

wrote in a memo 

June 29 Out while $2 daily 

*ag sales are up 1,718, $10 

seasonal ags are down 

8,433 and $5 weekly badges 

are down by 12. 

The tallies include die 

opening of the season 

through June 28. Total revenue 

so far Is $833,620. 

No reason <strong>for</strong> the slump 

was offered. 

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dance show which aiis on Dance segments will be "On Maniac Monday, <strong>for</strong> 

fce USA'netwmk, wWlfepe toped en fte Mo^yn Tm- example," ioifer said, 

toa Apws hemMy 5-7 «w raoi beaî Jidy 6 and 7"teens 

talk about their 

nationwide airfi% the fol- starting at 10 ajn. weekend and make 'Horror 

lowing week. 

Gwy and a poup of Scope'predictions about 

Host»i|iy itody "diailcuf regain? keep the rest of Ae 

tt»e ihoWijsWU be sera fiwi the show moving with each 

coast to cbast on a network pâni featudnf a fliraae 

Which reaches 42 million f Mark Sdte, dQr p^. 

hmnes rta 10,100 rabta sys- lldst, in announcing the 

Downtown sale 

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spree 

Downtown merchants axe having their Staling 

lumnvir Sale OT.Vtftdnesday, July"13, eeWdudtag 

But evening with a drawing in wWeli seme hicky 

shcppw wifl receive a $1,000 shopping spree.' 

The sale lasts from 10 ajn. to 9 p.m. July 13 and 

over 60 merchants will be offering specials in their * 

Stores and In Udevwlk sales atoni Asbury Avenue 

and side sttMts froni 7tti ttirou^» 11th streeto. 

The annual sale, now In Its fifth year, is sponsored 

by the Ocean City Retail Merchants Association 

which Ahis year decided to <strong>for</strong>go major 

advertising and Instead underwrite the $1,000 

shopping spree. . - 

No purchase is necessary to aiter the give-away, 

which will be decided in a drawing on the steps of 

City Hall, 9th and Asbury, at 9 p.m. 

To enter the drawing, shoppers write their name, 

address and phone number on slips of paper and 

drop them inboxes at the participating stores. The 

boxes wUl be coUectad between 7 and 7:45 p.m.. 

The winner will receive a eerttflcate entitling the 

bearer to a $1,000 shopping spree at parttelpatlng 

stores. a 

Contestants must be at least 18 and may not be 

partiGlpatmg merchants, members of their family 

or store employees. 

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Tuesdays focus en 

the youngsters' special talents, 

and Wild Wednesdays 

la a weekly costume party, 

"Dance and Romance 

Thursday highlights the 

regular teen couples and 

answers to viewers' ques^ 

Hens about the heart. On 

Warm-up ftidays, the teens 

talk about their plans <strong>for</strong> 

the weekend," Softer continued. 

The Ocean City show is 

being sponsored by 

GuUan's Wonderland and 

Water Wonderland, The 

Promenade on the boardwalk, 

and the Ocean City 

Chamber of Commerce. 

Scenes from the boardwalk, 

downtown shopping area 

and in<strong>for</strong>mation centers 

will be included in the 

show along with the dry's 

toll-free BOO in<strong>for</strong>mation 

numbers. 

"Bus exposure should 

help Ocean City reach 

many new potential'vacattonen," 

said Soifer. "We'd 

like to thank the local sponsors 

who are helping us to 

reach millions of new 

potential vacationers with- Dance Party USA Mat Andy Gury Is surrounded by (tins during taping of a show 

out any cost to the eily." which Is aeens by millions across the country. Ocean City will shire the spotlight 

Last year, Dance Party during a week's worth of video taping. 

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editorials/comment 

Bravo! / 

To paraphrase the mayor, it was indeed a glorious 

evening! Outside, thousands thronged the 

boardwalk and merchants were doing a land-office 

business. Inside the Music Pier, an overflow 

crowd of 700 were on hand <strong>for</strong> the first Pops concert 

of the 1988 season. 

Mayor Gillian referred to the concert as the official 

start of the "88 season, noting that back in 

January when the dty learned of the deteriorating 

condition of the I-beams, things looked bleak <strong>for</strong> 

the 60-ytar-old Music Pier. 

The mayor lauded the ef<strong>for</strong>ts of City Administrator 

Don Hart in getting contractors and city personnel 

on the job and the work completed on 

schedule. He also pointed out how dry workers 

had freshly painted and refurbished the hall's 

"interior Just days be<strong>for</strong>e. 

In the audience. Council President Jack Jones 

told a fellow concertgoer how <strong>for</strong>tunate we are to 

have the Music Pier and the Pops, and that the 

city Is unique in having them. 

On stage, musical director William Scheible 

thanked the dty <strong>for</strong> two additional members of 

tfie orchestra this year, and then, with stellar per<strong>for</strong>mances 

by the musicians and soloists, proceeded 

to launch the '88 season in high style. 

It was an evening to behold. 

A prayer <strong>for</strong> 

good gov't 

Following is the invocation given by Msgr, Thomas H, 

Sharkey during the inauguration of ward Council members 

and the reorganization of City Council at The Flanders 

July 1: 

Oh God of wisdom and justice, we pray that 

the mayor and Council members may receive 

the spirit of wisdom. May they make decisions 

with Integrity, appointments with fairness and 

judgments with justice. 

May they speak with truthfulness, and may 

kindness be upon their tongues. May they be 

men and women of prayer, calling frequently 

upon your holy name and consulting your 

holy work. 

May fliey be confident enough to give leadership, 

courageous to stand <strong>for</strong> the right, yet* 

Hpuhblft enough/jto seek ,ad¥lce. Give^them,;* 

Cord, a compassion <strong>for</strong> the underprivileged 

and a concern <strong>for</strong> the poor. 

May the spirit of the Lord be upon them and 

the love of God be within their hearts. 

Nothing's new 

Tuesday. July 5,1988 

Page 4 

Hanging on 

A windsurfer holds on <strong>for</strong> the fun of it, zipping across Great Egg bay. 

Give me some old-fashioned religion, you say! 

ByEDWISMER subscribed to no less than 

five. She keeps in touch 

Dikey, Pemuo and Ntaale; 

Canadian caroler, Anne with neighborhood events 

South Jersey being the nick- 

Murray, slugs a number while rocking on her porch 

name capital of the world. 

called Everything Old is NewIn 

season, and although she 

Harry played the sweetest 

Again, It has ever been to. easily <strong>for</strong>gets where she left 

sliver comet in southern 

My latest nostalgia attack is the church envelopes, and 

New Jersey. He was much 

prompted by having seen a her hearing is all but 

in demand and had played 

display of memorabilia of extinct, her beloved news- 

with Creatore, Conway, 

artifacts from my youth, papers kept her abreast of 

and some said even Sousa. 

and some "modern ver- the day's events, and often 

Band concerts were one 

sions of the same gadgets. reminded her that there is 

of the few relatively inno- 

Reading newspapers con- truly nothing new under 

cent <strong>for</strong>ms of diversion 

cerning current-events the sun. Today, an Memo- 

available then besides 

inspires writing a semi-facrial Day, she read an article 

church. And Harry had 

tual tale with only some about die invasion of sinis- 

played marches, waltzes, 

names <strong>change</strong>d to protect ter religious cults and how 

schottiches and light clas- 

the guilty. 

some young folks had, to be 

sics with a band on die 

Cousin Mattie is fast deprogrammed at great 

boardwalk till after the last 

approaching ninety-two expense and anguish on the 

trolley had departed <strong>for</strong> 

and is a widow who has part of their parents. Noth- 

Cedar Beach. 

lived alone <strong>for</strong> a long <strong>time</strong>. ing new in that, really. 

He was staying down 

One solace <strong>for</strong> loneliness It seemed that she had 

around 33rd Street and the 

has always been newspa- heard about that stuff all 

area between uptown and 

pers and at one <strong>time</strong> she her life, along with stories about corrupt preachers with a lot of Imaginary sin- calculations were more than there was" lonely' and 

who had been found out ning which was a product a bit off. Even this was sparsely populated. It was 

and turned out 

of her over-active fantasy nothing new. * 

totally devoid of density 

Mrttd »nd PuUbtwd In Am»ifc»'» GrattMt ftmOy RMMI by In her day deprogram- , life. It was much to the cha- One very persuasive pun- 

problems and if you missed 

ming consisted of a trip to grin and amazement of her dit o(f perdition in the Mid- 

the trolley you traveled by. 

The Sentinel-Ledger the woodshed, even If you father who locked her up west convinced a whole 

shanks mare. ,' 

were twenty-five, and was <strong>for</strong> the rest of that summer. 1 

bunch of otherwise rational He canted his straw skim 

A Dtvfslori of South Jvnty Rstflo Ino* 

Howfd LGfMft PtkSfl * 

administered with a fence , The town drunk was con- XQUC9 lO #10HU OVCf 011 wiriy 

1121. «h Sto*, OoMd C*y, NJ. 0832* 

picket or any other conveverted twenty-six summers .worldly possessions, wrap r alpaca jacket over 

EMUWwditti > 

nient teaching aid. in a row. The unregenerate 

Phon#Na:(»9)WM411 > UtPSNA.«O3M 

themselves in sheets, and j 

EnMnd at Port Oflk* at Oo*tn diy, NJ. M32t 

sot continued-his dandes- ascend a hilltop watting In 

M Moond ctaM m*n t^-*—•* 5pxn* ftidiV 

Sport*, t^,n«*—»«**«--.-»« „ ^ noon Sftturdty Hattie congratulated her' most anything in a pinch,,, 

self on the pun. She- The?favorlfef theme, <strong>for</strong> 

FRIDAY'S PAPER 

stopped chuckUng abrupt- many preachers was that 

Lttten, Church, Sodil, 

ljr. Someone might mink the end wa* at hand; .what 

&& 1old-gW .didn't,have, with all therignrbemg to^ 

both oan in me water. Her,'faiace.tSonie,of mem were' 

intad settled on the subject ^Sdtthfatg altnoughihqtf 

o f I ' W h 

8houlder and trudged 

Awwê deserted beach. 

M 

^ approached 28m 

Street, he dedded that his 

?£>mlllbbH 

,. that silver comet to his flps 

was also the sum- f^dbegiim to play, TfaHo/y 

mer that Uhde Harry acd- C% with twenty-nine varidentally 

converted some aUons. Heads began p 

ie.^ ,/, . v, ping P»ng«n«windoWimtSe^ 

out of windows In 

^ ^ also known as, WWe)y Isolated .homes/ 

as follows ~ imiooent sleep to meet their' 

f ' \ ^ ' i Maker, * while matches V 

abounded. Wuh th*lair 

where to go/ 

what to do 

special 

Ocean City Pops Orchestra, William Scheible conductor, 

appearing on the Music Pier, 8 pm Sunday through 

Wednesday. 

Shore Memorial Hospital auxiliary annual bazaar In 

the Sports & Gvic Center, fin Street off the boardwalk, 

9 a-m. to 3 pJi^, Thursday. Open to the public 

' Ocean City Pops Orchestra first concert of the season, 

on the Music Pier, 7 pjn. Sunday. 

Ocean City Historical Museum third annual fair on 

the grounds, 409 Wesley Ave., 9 a.m. to 2 pm, Saturday. 

Colony Club of Ocean City annual craft and antique 

" 

show In the Sports k Civic Center, 6th Street off the 

boardwalk, 9 ajn. to 3 pjn-Saturday. '• 

Polish American String Band appearing on the Music 

Pier, sponsored by Ocean City/Upper Township Rotary 

Club, 8 pjn. Saturday. Donation $5 adults, $2 children. 

First sandsculpUng contest of the summer, 10th Street 

beach, starting 9 a.m. Wednesday, July 13. ,' 

Ocean dry Historical Museum, 409 Wesley Ave., 

open Monday through Mday, 10 a,m. to 4 im^ Saturday 

and Sunday 1 to 4 pan. Guides wifi w^lain 

potato of taterest in each iecHon and answer questions, 

ftei admission. 

Ocean dry Arts Center, 3601 Bay Ave., open? a.m. 

to 4 pm. Monday through Friday; 9:30 to noon on 

Saturday. A rotating uwitattonal exhibit, all medii, 

mnfled Countty to Show, opens July 5 and continues 

through Sept. 30 featuring different artists. 

^w&&rmzjj : 

TUESDAY, JULY 5,1988 

THE SKNT1NBL-LEDGBB, OCEAN CITY, N J. PAGE 5 

'%: if^'vf-' -S'M'n 

tTAH BARRACKS 

ived by Gov. Thomas ' The bill, which passed 

PLAN IS CLOSER ean is "excessive," 77-2, Is part of a three-year 

White hffêtoiC some charged Assemblyman Ed program designed to pro- 

items, the governor on Salmon, noting that ^n the vide, $175 million in prop- 

Thursday approved $1.8 past seven years, New Jererty tax relief, over the next 

million in funding <strong>for</strong> thesey's 

stnte.b Jdget has more three years. Under a com- 

proposed northern Cape than doubled from $55 bilpromise, plan'bji RUBSO, D. 

May County state poUce lion in 1982 to almost $12 and Sen. William Garmjey,. 

barracks. 

billion today, while infla- It-Atlantic, the program 

The Senate and Assembly tion during that same would be financed by a 

ad apprd the line item period has been minimal-* 2-cent tax on nonbtodegrod- 

week, after a He and 23 of his colable plastic oontatnets. 

^ ^ F ^ iocal lawmaker. leagues had voted against 

he state budget totals the budget. 

SALMON APPOINTED TO 

more tjlan $11 billion after 

NJ FIRE COMMISSION 

six month's heatings and 

Assembly Speaker Chuck 

negotiations, and wasSHOCK 

BILL GOES Hardwick has announced 

signed, by Gov. Kean about TO GOVERNOR 

the appointment of fresh- 

five hours be<strong>for</strong>e the fiscal The Assembly has given man Assemblyman Ed 

year officially ended. final approval to Senate Salmon to the New Jersey 

, . President John Russo's leg- Fire Safety Commission, 

STATE BUDGET islation Oat would provide which assists and advises 

CALLED EXCESSIVE Sim million in property tax 

The$H billion state bud- relief to offset trash dls- nity Affairs commissioner Ocean CHy Assemblyman Ed Salmon presents a resolution recognizing brothers 

get passed by the Legislaposal Increases as high as In the administration of Jay, Jim and Stave Gillian, <strong>for</strong> being the third generation of amusementeers In their 

ture and on Thursday 300 percent. 

Rre Safety 

family. The trio recently opened Water Wonderland on the same site their grandfather 

opened the Pun Deck 60 years ago. 

OCEAN CITY EVENTS Classified ads bring results! 

TODAY (Tuesday) 

Ocean City Pops Orchestra, 

featuring guest soloists, 

Music Pier, 8 pjn. 

Garden Club of Ocean 

Ory meeUng, Holy Trinity 

Iptacopal Church, Dr. Betty 

B. Knorr speaker, nomination 

of officers, 1 p.m. 

meeting, Holy Trinity Epls- ry*s Inn, Somers Point, 7 

copal Church, 8 pjn. pjn. 

Matchpolnt Jre. duplicate 

bridge, youth center, 7^0 

pjn. 

WIDNMDAY 

Ocean City Pops Orchestra 

appearing on the Music 

PterVtrpjn. 

Alcoholics Anonymous Tjons Qub meeang, Har- 

Recycling at 

a glance 

For all clUes, mix clear, green and brown glass 

with aluminum In your clty-supplled container. No 

lids. Mao recycle clean paper Intfudlng newspapers, 

stationary and lightweight or corrugated 

cardboard, which should be stuffed In paper tags 

or bundled with string. 

But different cities have slightly dlfferant regulations:? 

OCEAN CITY 

Whan: Every other week. For July, if s: from Gardens 

to 3rd Start, July 14,28; to 9th Street. July 7, 

21; to lSthStrc/t, )utyl2,26; to 28th Street, July 5, 

19; to «Stnd Street, July 13,27; to S9th Street, July 6, 

20. I, 

in<strong>for</strong>mation: 399-6111. 

SEA ISLE CITY 

VSment 1st to 53rd streeto, every other Monday, 

Mth to 94th stMets, every other Tuesday, 

in<strong>for</strong>mation: 263-M61. 

•j 

i UPPM TOWNSHIP 

VWieni Same M taih day, but place recydablw at 

least 10 feet away from the regular trash, 

in<strong>for</strong>mation: mm?, 

SOMERS POINT 

When: Every Thursday east of Route 9l Fridays 

west of Route 9. Bottles and glass that won't fit In 

the dry container must be in separated by color 

and material. 

In<strong>for</strong>mation: 927-40-18. • 

, PTD LOTION 

by Veterinary Prescription •>*"**%; 

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<strong>for</strong> drying & healing \vhfj 

__ moist "Hot Spots" & ^*-^ 

Carol Shute relieving iteh. 

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Chess dub meets, youth 

center, 7 p.m. 

American Legion Morgan-Ranck 

Post 197 meeting, 

Mm SUM and Haven 

Avenue, 8 pan. 

THURSDAY 

Shore Memorial Hospital 

auxiliary annual bazaar*, 

Sports k Civic Center, 6th 

Street and boardwalk, 9 

ajn. to 3 p.m. Open to the 

public. • 

Rotary Club meeting, 

PorKKM Restaurant, 7 

ajn. 

Klwanls Club meeting, 

Harry's Inn, 6 p.m. 

RHS 

Rieker 

Horticultural 

Service 

Design/Build Landscape Contractors 

Sprinklers • Pruning, 

Located in Ocean City 

441-8977 

"Simply 

the Beit" 

J 

*Cumberiai\d and Cape ' 

May counties, because" of 

their large amount of area, 

are especially effected by' 

both volunteer and paid fire 

fighters," said Salmoni 

ANOTHER SUPERIOR 

COURT JUDGE SOUGHT 

State Senate approval of 

Senate Republican Leader 

James Hurley's bill authorizing 

the appointment of an 

additional Superior Court 

judge in Cape May County 

has paved the way <strong>for</strong> consideration 

of a companion 

measure by the. General 

Assembly, Assemblyman 

Ed Salmon said last week. 

I 

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FOR A>-» 

mam* 

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til 

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1OU9DI 

3DRATIO» 

AUTOREFORMTOO r- 

UTTLE.TOOLATE 1 ,'w ' 

'Too little too late," Is ' 

how Sen.- James Hurfey 

describes the democra'tsponsored 

auto' Insurance 

re<strong>for</strong>m legislation .thai 

passed the Senate. ' ,. > 

"The bUI merely attempts 

to repair a system that Is 

unworkable," said Hurley. 

It may provide motorists 

with some minor savings 

now, but in the long 'run 

rates will continue 'to • 

increase. 11 

Hurley would rather' 

break up the Insurance Service 

Office which lie says 

does what amounts to price 

fixing in establishing insurance 

rates. He said his plan 

* would foster competition. 

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A YEAR 

OPPORTUNITY 

SAVE 

THOUSANDS 

ON AMERICAS 

FAMILY 

1988 OLDS CUSTOM CRUISER WAGONS 

JOHNKENNEDYCHEV..OLDS. 

has made an UNBELIEVABLE SPECIAL PURCHASE which can 

SAVE YOU THOUSANDS of dollars. Thru Oldsmobile Division we have 

purchased 24 OLPS CUSTOM CRUISER WAGONS. The vehicles were 

used as courtesy cars in the MacDonald's LPGA Golf Classic at the . 

DuPont Country Club in Wilmington, Delaware. They have between 500 to 

1,000 miles on the vehicles and have never been titled and will receive the 

full factory warranty. 

ML 24 CARS HAVE THE SAME EQUIPMENT: 

MB. Overdrive Jam,, Power SMttag & Intel, Air Cend,, 

•In,MMet, PovrerSeats. Rtaf OMMtor, Auto. InWDwNlla 

1 Visor Mrren, Autt.Leveilng Systeni, ImBumtnt Panel Ouster, 

Mgh 

Kg., PUM Wipers, Crtibw Control, Tilt Wheel. Power Lock 

----_, —., Door Edge Guard Moukfings, Ungaga Rack, Floor Mats, , 

Racfiiing Pau Swt, tower B.S.MwikDngs, Wire WheeTCovere. AM-FM ETR Casiolte 

SlMso^raMar Anwina, Reminder Pfcg., Illumination Pkg. Bee. Outside Dual Mirrors, 

. Al Prlcwlnclude Freight & Dealer Prep. 

Excludes Tax & Tag* 

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SUCCESTED 

RETAIL PRICE 

SPECIAL 

PURCHASE 

DISCOUNT 

YOU 

PAY 

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'5,207 

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16th & SIMPSON STS. 

OCEAN CITY, N.J. 

399-0500 

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TUESDAY. JULY 5.18 

OB 6 THE SENTlNELrLEDGER, OCEAN CITY, NJ. I 

estivai of Values winners 1 Hundreds receive diplomas, honored at Mainland .) 

phoo by F*»t UigwHi 

eoft Strobtl, right, of Somirs Point, picks up his 

M monty from Bob Cooper at II Taco's. 

Richard Kim. left, of Somers Point, is congratulated 

i winning by Ed Lynskty and Tom Hoikins of-Qtn- 

•aitVindVCRSirvict, 

Susan DeLellls, left, owner of CraHers Paradise 

iresents $10.00 prize to winner Theresa Patton of 

iiiganllne. •> ;' 

T pMobyPilwMiophmoo 

;',•; Winner Russ Keen, led, of Linwood, receives $50.00 

[ prize from Ron Shoemaker of Fairway Floorcovering, 

, Somers Point. 

LJNWOOD — Mqre than 

280 Mainland Regional 

High School students 

received their diplomas 

duting commencement 

exercises June 21 in the high 

school football stadium. 

In addresses by valedictorian 

Madhavl Sunder end 

salutatorin Benjamin 

Elstein, the 267 members of 

the class were reminded 

they are growing up, and 

that life is to be appreciated. 

The lesson was painfully 

learned in IMS with the 

deaths in February of 

teacher Shane Steck and 

school administrator David 

Meyers and, nine days 

be<strong>for</strong>e graduation, of senior 

Kevin Dickinson. 

Mainland honored their 

outstanding youth. 

For their involvement in 

the National Merit Scholarship 

program, finalist 

Malavl Sunder and semlfinalist 

Benjamin M. Elstein 

were recognized. Commended 

were Robert J. 

Chester, John P. Davis, 

Catherine L Deleft, Suzann 

K. Ordile and Eric F. Stiles. 

Recognized <strong>for</strong> participation 

in the Garden State 

Distinguished Scholarship 

program were Michael C 

Cipriano, Catherine L, 

Delett, Benjamin M Elstein, 

Matthew D. Uebeman and 

Madhavl Sunder. 

Graduating with distinguished 

honors (meaning 

they maintained at least a 

4.0 grade point average <strong>for</strong> 

four years) were Kathleen 

M. Bell, Laura D. Bowman, 

Tan B. Bridge<strong>for</strong>d. Michael 

C Cipriano, Catherine L. 

Delett, Benjamin M. Elstein, 

Michael C. Eveileth,, Holly 

R. Fife, Scott T. Gallagher, 

Nancy J. Herman, Erin S. 

Hoffert, Daniel J, Levtoe, 

Jeffrey C Lew, Matthew p. 

Iieberman, Joseph J. Mtdlea, 

Holly L, Miller, Sherri L. 

Morrow, Jacqueline C. Murphy, 

Surann K. Ordile, Julia 

M, Ritter, Christine L. 

Snath, Eric P. Stile^ Madhavl 

Sunder, Ernest R. Vecchione 

and John A, Wilson, 

Mainland Regional 

Scholars, who maintained a 

4.0 during their senior year, 

were Shannon M, Adam« 

son, Penny U Blalock, Jonell 

N. Brown, Brian D. Heun, 

Brian T. McGinley, Leslee 

Morris, Shara A. Moss, 

Epicurean Excellence 

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Fresh Fruit Trays 

Various fruits and melons attractively 

arrangid <strong>for</strong> your 

NIGHT IN VENICE PARTY 

Small (up to 25 pers.)...$28.00 

Large (up to 40 j»ra.),,i$5S,O0 

[FwsDjilvgry-Ordir by July 10**) 

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em ma mm mm 

"mmwiLowooa 

David P. Stabnau and 

DianneEWilsey. 

AWARDS 

rtal awvdft.fw 

ice wrere presented 

L. Delett <strong>for</strong> 

art, Chris<strong>time</strong> B. Truman 

<strong>for</strong> business, Benjamin M. 

Elstein <strong>for</strong> English, Krystal 

A. fteaart <strong>for</strong> <strong>for</strong>eign language. 

Shannon L, Rossettt 

<strong>for</strong> home economics, Donald 

T. Sehatfier <strong>for</strong> industrial 

are, Madhavl-Sunder 

<strong>for</strong> mathematics, Nancy J. 

Herman <strong>for</strong> music, James 

M. Bohs and Frandne A. 

Raph <strong>for</strong> physical educatlon, 

Madhavl Sunder <strong>for</strong> 

science and Laura D. Bowman 

<strong>for</strong> social studies. 

Jennifer A. Devlin — 

Alumnae Statuette Award 

<strong>for</strong> the outstanding Atlantic 

County female athlete. 

Madhvi Sunder — American 

Chemical Society 

Award <strong>for</strong> excellence In 

chemistry. 

Jennifer A. Devlin and 

Sam Natalie — Army 

Reserve National Scholar 

Athlete Awards. 

' Stephanie L, Craw<strong>for</strong>d — 

AUintlc County Junior 

Cheerleading Association 

Award. 

Imest R. Vecchione — 

Class of 1962 Merit Award 

<strong>for</strong> participation in school 

acttvWes. 

Daniel J. Levlne and 

Leslea K Morris — Dr. 

Leonard B. Brber Award 

from the Jewish War Veterans 

<strong>for</strong> service to the school 

and community. 

Shoil L Morrow — Foreign 

Language Award <strong>for</strong> 

excellence in the study of 

French. 

LauraD. Bowman —For- 

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^NO^tmfcHASE? REduifflEoTMiiflcr BEiB YBUte'oLb^ eta WEEKLVU? 

eign Language Award <strong>for</strong> 

excellence in the study of 

Gentian. 

Daniel J. Levme, Foreign 

Language Award <strong>for</strong> excellence 

in the study of Spanish. 

" 

Madhavl Sunder — 

George Washington University 

Medal <strong>for</strong> excellence 

in mathematics and science. 

James M. Bohs and Frandne 

A. Raph — Governor's 

Council on Phystol Btness 

and Sports, recognized <strong>for</strong> 

physical fitness. 

Jennifer A. Devlin and 

Sam Natello — Governor's 

Council on Physical Fitness 

and Sports, recognized <strong>for</strong> 

sports. 

Madhavi Sunder — 

James way Valedictorian 

Award. 

Nancy J. Herman — John 

Philip Sousa Band Award. 

Shltal Fatal — Marine 

Midland Award <strong>for</strong> perseverance 

and achievemnet. 

TaraB. Bridge<strong>for</strong>d-Mel 

Sobel Biology Award <strong>for</strong> 

excellence in biology. 

' Brie P. Soles — Morris 

Guard Award <strong>for</strong> citizenship. 

Jeffrey C. Lew — 

National Community Bank 

Award <strong>for</strong> a student conHnuirig 

education in college. 

Laura D. Bowman — 

New Jersey Council <strong>for</strong> the 

Social Studies <strong>for</strong> academic 

excellence and citizenship. 

Holly L. Miller and Donald 

T. Schaeffer — New Jersey 

State Interscholastic 

Athletic Association Scholar-Athlete 

Awards. 

Jennifer A. Broschard — 

New Jersey Teachers of the 

Year Award <strong>for</strong> future 

teacher. 

Catherine L. Delett — 

Northfield Education Asso- 

May we 

To Insure uninWrrupted 

delivary of your Sentinel • 

Ledger please notify this 

office of your , - 

CHANGE OF 

ADDRESS 

ciation Award <strong>for</strong> a Northftild 

student. 

Takesha M. Royal — 

Nathfeild-Llnwood Uons 

Club Award <strong>for</strong> a M.R.H.5. 

student » studv ta ** 

medical field, 

Brin S. Hoffert and 

Charles H. Lockwood — 

Perfect AttendanoB Awards 

<strong>for</strong> presence each day m 

high school <strong>for</strong> four years, 

Bonnie L, Bocelli — 

Policeman's Benevolent 

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PAGES THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, NJ, 


Hundreds receive diplomas, scores honored at Mainland exercises 

(continued from page 6) 

Memory of David Myers 

tor a student to study 

music 

Michael C, Qpriano'and 

Suzann K, Ordile — 

UNICO ItalianÂmerican 

Servict Organization Schol- 

arship <strong>for</strong> students of Ital- 

Christiiw L Smith — Polian 

heritage who have 

ish-American Association 

demonstrated high aca- 

Of New jersey &:holarship 

demic per<strong>for</strong>mance and ser- 

to itudent of the Polish hervice 

to the school 

itage! who has demon- 

community. 

strated academic 

accomplishiriint 

Dina K. O'Brien — Wool- 

David P, Stibnau — bert Memorial Scholarship 

Reale Life Fund Scholar. <strong>for</strong> academic per<strong>for</strong>mance. 

ship. 

JuUa M. Rittor — Sam THE CLASS OF 1988 

Cohen Memorial Scholar- Shuman MBit AduKn 

ship <strong>for</strong> gifted and talented 

student,' 

JehiiOlvMAll.in.il 

Dwld& Altai 

Takesha M. Royal — 

Samara Point Democratic 

League Scholarship to Samara 

Point shidint. 

Christine L. Smith — Student 

Council Scholarship. 

Dthr. L)rn AUmor.d 

CtuUispher WUlltm A». 

Timer H, Andri» 

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ANNOUNCING THE 

OPENING 

OF THE OFFICE OF 

Francis J, Brennan, Jr. 

Certified Public Accountant 

at 

3013rd Street, Suite C 

Ocean City, N. J. 08226 

. 399-0413 

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There'll be a lot of them now,,, 

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Where it's going to bring you the 

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SPECIAUZING IN WIDE SCREEN T.V. 

summer 

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Membership 

N.J. State *19» Lotter 

390-1676 

WAYSIDE VILLAGE 

MARMORA 

HEAD CLEANIN& 

with ovoryWR repair 

Gifts • Jewelry 

Collectibles 

by the Heirloom 

Tradition 

featuring 

Jan Hagara 

Porcelain polls 

Hanna larbera 

plush Animals 

by Presents 

Selection of 

li-ljh Gifts 

399-4993 


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Ready Mads 

ttnifl BLINDS 

1" Vinyl Minis (up to so") mm 

6'Vertical Slider 59.00 

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SHOP AT HOME SERVICE • FREE ESTIMATES 

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chairs 

andone32"x58' 

oval table 

QUALITY OUTDOOR FURNITURE 

Grosflllex - Alllbert - Home Crest 

398-8750 

On the corner of 12th & Asbury 

Ocean City 

MMU AUTO PARTS 

NAPA Motor Oil 

Top quality NAPA 

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Mr running y*«r round. 

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BEEF4HTA 

HOUSE 

RESTAURANT 

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featuring: 

Greek & 

Cuisine 

Plattirs 

Steaks • Subi 

• Seafood 

• ChteMn 

Different 1. 

Also , 

Conventional 

CORNER 9th 4 CENTRAL 

Ocean City 

• High Efficiency 

Gas Heating 

• Hot Wafer 

• Bathroom 8, Klfetun 

Remodeling 

•Hot Wafer Heaferi 

••hretrle Bruin & 

Sewer Cleaning 

INSTALLATIONS 

SERVICE » REPAIRS 

MOEN • KOHLER 

MERICANSTANPARP 

*EE ESTIMATES 

399-8167 , 

345 WEST AVE. 

vs 

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PARA DISK 

Over 300 Lace Trims 

iynnJs/ti.Maup 

* Ribbon 

IMvva 1 up 

* 3" Vina Wreaths 

m\m 

* SDH Flowers 

3/J1.00 

* Pot Pourrt Poti 

S3.iM.SS 

12" Lacquerod 

Vine Wreath 

$3.19 

rUES.-SAT. 10-t 

927-3975 

59 LauroJ Drive 

Somors Point 

Your One Step Shop 

For 

Pet Supplies 

••IRDS "PISH 

• 6R00MIN6 FOR 

CATS AND DOQS 

•PRlMiUM PIT FOOD 

WAYSBE VILLAGE 

390.9067 

& best selection of 

name brand ladies 

Specializing in mature 

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i ^—Dr a wing Weekly at Different Locations 

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JUNE 7th Thru JULY 26th 

Additional #»f I«M A warded On Thm Final Wmmk 

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Mexican food 

and 

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Eat In •Take Out 

653-6618 

SOMERS POINT 

SHOPPING CENTER 

(NexttoJarnesway) 

Between NewRd. and 

irtnttfa, 'A 

PIZZA 

SUBS 

STEAKS 

JAIBYJAB 

I ANY LARGE I 

I | 

WE DELIVER 

398-0486 

18th 4 Asbury Avo. 

FOR QUALITY GIPTS 

Fashion Handbags & Accessories 

omplete 

TTBB WEEK'S SPECIAL 

AQUA FISH TANK 

SPECIAL HUGE $24 J5 

SHOP 

CONNOISSEUR LTD. 

OPEN DAa,Y ALL YEAR 

1112 Boardwalk 

399-4603 

•••••••I 

Tho mas Jewelers 

820 ASBURY AVENUE, OCEAN CITY, N.J. 

HOURS; 

9:30to5;30 

(Men, thru Sat,} 

Prl.TlliiOO 

PHONE 

3W-03S9 

"South Jersey's Diamond Source" 

Quality, Selection and Service 

All at Discount Prices- 

Terrific Selection of Diamond 

and Gem Stone Jewelry— 

Rings • Earrings • Pendants 

,• AM discounted 20% to 50% off 

DIAMONDS • GOLD • WATCHES 

OOMPLETEREPAmSERVICE* FASHION JEWELRY 

SWEATERS 

"*'M*A"P" SWEATER OP NJ. S(-IORE 

"NIGHTS IN VENICE" SWEATER 

, .,100% COTTON 

. t ONESIZEfJTSALL , ' ;, 

• ACCESSORIES 

• PRINTS 

• MIRRORS 

• LAMPS 

4 Piece Sets 

Starting At 

•289 00 

m-om 

944 AsbuFy Ave, 

Ocean City 

OPEN 24 HOURS 

A DAY 

HAPPY HOUF 

1 to S p.m. 

Coffee a 

Donut 75' 

13ttl#W#itAvi, 

^' r ~~if 

14Kt. G0LD50% OFF 

Larot Selecfloh of Steriinf Sliver 

jewelry 

We Carry joHn Romaln Handbiis 

• Gifts • Souvenirs 

Large Selection of 

"Country Gifts" 

BIGGEST SELECTION 

OF UNIQUE 

Wedding, Engagement 

Diamond Ring Designs 

at everday low prices! 

<strong>It'</strong>s <strong>time</strong> <strong>for</strong> quality , . • 

OBSISSIONS 

JEW1LIRS 

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OPEN 7 DAYS 827-8282 

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45 Promotional Minded Area 

Businesses each are ottering 

you a chance to win $50.00 cash simply by 

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the people who bring you 1st Quality and Service. Shop COMMUNITY SHOPPING 

all the Festival of Value Merchants B A V© fS me iiki HJI#^ m r» 

on these pages, fill out a coupon <strong>for</strong> a "« • ® UP r„,IN MO R t 

atfasasr'•*"•" WAYS THAN ONES 

final week. 

[RADIO SHACK 

For All Your 

Electronic Needs 

WAYSIDE VILLAS! 

MARMORA 

390-3605 

TRADING POST 

WMBBti¥irythln 

Come In and Look! 

42nd&Landli 

SfealsleCty 

113-8282 

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all Season 

SPMWL ' 

195/75x14 

•55.95 Installed 

You eltrnr have 

Goodyear tires, or you 

Died them I 

For you car, light 

trucNttrRV. 

ADDITIONAL PRIZES AWARDED 

ON THE FINAL WEEK 

BEST TIRE 

SERVICE 

6th & Asbury Ave. 

Ocean City 

399-3006 

ONE FREE 

POLYSHEEN* 

'Reetsres sparkling dear water by 

combining small particles Into larger 

masses that can easily be filtered out 

With single or combined 

purchase of $50.00 or more of 

BioGuarcl 

Pool & Spa 

Products 

WITH THIS Aft 

WAysCE VILLAGE 

MARMORA 

II ComolnonWed., 

4 . July 13th and 

SIGN UP <strong>for</strong> the 

$1,000 

GIVEAWAY 

390-8323 

SYLVAN 

19" COLOR TV 

SALE $299.95 

it 

m 

'-- 

. COMPLETE SALES & 

• - SERVICE FOR 

AU COLOR TV'S ml VCR's 

' TV* VCR RENTALS 

"w/ GLEESON'S TV 

IIMBAttUHTAVE. 

FrL'tl9 

VEIT 

ALUMINUM 

PRODUCTS 

I •STORM WINDOWS 

•STORAA DOORS 

•MIRRORS 

I • SHOWER DOORS 

SCREEN* GLASS 

REPAIR 

Most Screen 

Repairs Dene 

In 41 Hours 

391-0790 

312 AJbury Awe. 

OeiinCtty 

Llfetever 

QT4 

All Season 

Economy 

Radial 

BFG 

FORSIZIS: 

P18S-80R-13 $41,10 

P195-75R14 M7.fi 

P205-7SR15 , .Ui.U 

Complete 

Automotive Service 

WALLACE 

HARDWARE 

AND 

GARDEN 

CENTER 

ESTABLISHED 1909 

"If We Don't 

Have If.., 

You Don't 

Need it." 

750 Asbury Awe. 

753 West Ave. 

399-2227 

• LarflB Scref n TV's 

• Surround Sound 

System 

• VCR's 

/• Cameardars 

THE NEW 

OCEAN CITY 

GLASS 

UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT 

1 Custom Mirrors • Mirror Walls 

Auto Glass • Safety Glass 

Boat Glass • .Table Tops 

Plate Glass ( • Lexan 

Store Front •Jalousie Glass 

Storm Window* A Soraon* Ropalrd 

399-2224 


Ocean City 

OCEAN'S 

SHORTCUT 

TO SAVINGS 

Dirty611 

So leti 

regularly,with r_ 

motor, ol, Jutt 

imetvali^ •}•:, 

"ITS TIRED til^TlM 

CRANK CASI THAT 

WEAR .OUT YOUR EN 

FREE OIL 

nswil 

POMT/AC 

WmmimM 

CHRISTOPHERS 

FOREIGN 

CARS 

Sales & Service 

• ran 

All Foreign Cars 

ALFA AflO 

AUDI PORSCHi 

1MW SAAB 

HONDA SUBARU 

MAZDA TOYOTA 

MERCEDES VW 

VOLVO 

VliAASftSTiRCARDAX 

399-2824 

633 HAVEN AVE. 

0cnn City 

TMISISOURMfh 

, YEAR ON THE 

OMAN CITY 

BOARDWALK I 

If yeu art as 

young as we are, 

please come In 

<strong>for</strong>a FREE Box 

of Salt Water Taffy 

or Mint Rolls, 

Boardwalk at 9tn St. 

599-0100 

INCA 

SHELL 

COVE 

Come In And 

See The AAosf 

Excitlnig 

|Shell Collectionl 

OnThe 

Boardwalk 

|1OO8 SOARDWALI< 

Ocean City 

Qtteifate 

decorations 

Balloons & 

1 Party Supplies j 

For 

I Night In Venice] 

Party Supplies 

* *-* 

Decorations For 

All Occasions 

* * * 

398.6744 

FAIRWAY 

FLOOR COVERING 

During Tha Paitlval Of VaiuM 

Dupont Certified Stainmaster 

A 99 Completely 

4 sq.yd. Installed 

53 LAUREL DRIVE, SOMERS POINT 

(The Entrance Road to Garden state Pkwy.) 

W7-8510 

AND REMEAABER: WE DO BUSINESS 

THE OLD FASHIONED WAY 

THE FAIRWAY! 

SPENGLER 

aCXDR COVERING 

" SwumnHgiu Of Craftsmanship" 

SALES t CUSTOM JV^- 

INSTALLATJON ^ 

coM 

INDOORS 

OUTDOOR CARPETS 

ROLLS AND 

REMNANTS IN STOCK 

*CiBpleleS«l«U«iol- 

t$tmn 

231 WtST AVENUE 

399.3700 OCEAN arr 399-3343 

iSumnr»erT>irne 

nd the IiV 

•and 

DESIGNER DISCOUNT OUTLET 

918 Aabury Avi. • Ownn CIiv • 398-1992 -**W**'ij| 

EVINRUDE 

HOT DEALS 

Special Prices 

on aU 1988 

Evinrude Outboards 

Sale Includes 1 

Motors In 

Stock & 

Special Orders 

PlMnclngA»8llsbto 

BUD'S- 

OUTBOARD MARINE 

97W.0IDSL 

Ocean City, N.J, 

(60B)39B-131Z 

BEDDING 

FURNITURE 

LAMPS 

ARTWORK 

and accessories 


Ol Fabric For 

Custom - 

Bedspreads and 

Drapes 

398-7177 

324Wc8tAVte. 

PROMPT 1 DAY SERVICE 

I I "Serving Ocean City & Vicinity" 

|tri — -ifrt»ss////^6o(j; - • **- % f sifJ ^ 

We repair most major 

brands of washers, 

dryers, refrigerators, ranges t 

and dishwashers, 

• Parts Sales • 

ULMEFTSHOME 

,..• . APPUANCiSiRVICE 


Oetancity,N.j. 399-4398 

C/TrtTER 

LINCOLN • MERCURY • /WERKUR 

NOONE 

BEATS 

OUR 

•PRICES 

14 & WEST AVI. 

OCEAN CITY 

300-9134 

NOONE 

MATCHES 

OUR 

SERVICE 

'The Fintat <strong>for</strong> Gifts and Souvenirs" 

xCome set Us at our new 

location 

1300 BOARDWALK ; 

Beach Supplies • Toys 

* — Hats • Je\r\relry f 1 

' OPEN DAILY YEAR ROUND' 

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PAGE 12 THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CTTY, N j . 

obituaries 

Thelma Wunder, 72; . 

<strong>for</strong>mer tax collector 

MADISON HEIGHTS, ..W.=Thelma G, (Waldon) 

Wunder, 72, <strong>for</strong>mtriy of Somers Paint, N.J,, died June 30 

at ha- home, 

Mrs, Wunder wai the tax collector <strong>for</strong> Somers Point 

bra 1957 to 1981. Prior to that, she wai the principal 

tax dirk and custodian of ichool fundi in that city. 

She Is survived by her husband, Joseph K. 

Graveside service was Saturday in Briarwood Memorial 

Park, Monroe, Va. 

ANG 

POWER WASHING 

Clean mat (Jinny, dirty look ajvay! 

Vinyl & Aluminum S'dng 

Brick, Sttioco Consul 

5 W M 

Runt Stir:. A Oriitill 

MgMiiHjnu. 

SpM/ Wux'nj Ave'iutJu 

ESTATES 390-3664 

tJEHVlNO AU OF CAPE MAYA ATLANTIC CO'JHTILS 

Catherine Venafrd,60 

SEA ISLE CITY—CatHerint J. Venafro, 60, died July 1 

"at Burnetts Tomlln Memorial Hospital. 

Born in Philadelphia she was a reildenf here <strong>for</strong> 34 

yean. 

Surviving are her husband, Ernest A, Sr.j two Sens, 

Ernest A. Jr. of Pennsauken and Joseph of New Haven, 

Conn,; two daughters, Carol GaniiHr of Montgameryville, 

Pa., and Theresa Menna of Philadelphia' her 

parents, Joseph arc Carmela Giordano of Sea Isle Qty; 

a brother, John Giordano of Blackwood; and five grandchildren, 

A Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated 11 i.m, 

today (Tuesday) at St. Joseph's R-C Church, Sea Isle 

Qty. Friends may all one hour prior to the Mass at the 

church. Burial will be in Cape May County Veterans 

Plan Building & Remodeling NOW! 

MARMORA 

CERAMIC TILE 

«co.» 

New Work and 

Repairs 

Call Paul Hartley 

390-8278 

oiueo. 

Full* fralnrt Pirioflntl 

Ksrastne-OiNlint 

UHf%,a Day-Local ftrviet 

399-0450 

RlSiDlNTiALCOMMlRCIAL 

INDUSTRIAL 

BUILDINfc CONTRACTORS 

FULLY INSURED 8, BONDED 

Custom • 

New Homes/Now Commercial 

Joitph J, Slea, Licensed Builder 

PRii ISTIMATIS 

EARL L SHAW. JR. 

-~m,flOORNGA 

SHEET METAL WORK 

BflYAHT FORCED AIR 

HEATWG 

. 151 Will Annul 

WAL: 399 2128 

• INTfRIOR 

•EXTERIOR 

Residential • commercial 

Export In 

VICTORIAN 

PAINTING 

Powir Washing 

(609) 399-6284 

OCEAN ROOFING & SIDING 

933 West Ave. Ocean City, N.J. 


Call (609) 398-9644 

Evenings, Call 398-3432 

"The Oldest Established Builoer in Ocean City" 

TARVES, INC. 

Complete Building Services Since 1947 

HOME • BUSINESS 

REMODELING • REPAIRS 

Ca//Earl Tarves 390-1230 

32 MHUND AVE. BEESLEVS POINT. H.J. 08223 

msans 

ELECTRIC 

HESJDENT1AL • COMMERCIAL 

ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS 

I C«f» May Count/'s Laroest Appliance Dealer 

All Types Roofing, 

New & Repairs 

VINYL REPLACEMENT WINDOWS 

Siding • Gutters & Flashing 

Ocean City Phone (60?) 399-1048 

FRANKLIN 

PAINTING 

• FfM Estimates 

• InftPior • Exterior 

• Licensed 8. Insured 

AT DISCOUNT 

SUPERIOR 

Popcorn Ceilings 

• Power Washing 

• Wallpapering 

RONBUTKO 

Registered Builder 

21 YEARS IXPIRIINCE 

All Phases of Construction 

Residential & Commercial 

Restoration Specialist 

Serving Ocean City* Surrounding Areas 

(609) 399-8499 

or 653-6892 

MARK HAAS 

PAINTING CONTRACTOR 

• INTERIOR /•- 

* EXTERIOR l A" 7 '• i • 

New Construction 

Residential 

Homes 

Ht Quick Pffirrinl ^grv-rp 

CALL 399-4322 

750WESTAVENUE • OCEAN CITY 

•. SALES AND SERVICE ON',. ; 

J 

CeAieteFy, Cape May Court House, 

Arrangements ate by the Krause and Logan Funeral 

Home. 

'BS 

VINCENT STAHLER 

REGISTERED BUILDER . 

"CUSTOM CARPENTRY" 

Specializing In 

REPAIRS • ALTERATIONS • REMODELWB • ADDITIONS 

VINYL SIDING • VINYL REPLACEMENT WMDOWS 

• PHONE3994724 * 

YOUNG CONCRETE 

EXCAVATING, Inc. 

FOOTINGS-SI Di WALKS 

DRIVEWAYS • REPAIRS 

CURBS • PATIOS • BACKHOE SERVICE 

4^l__FREE ESTIMATES: 

Serving Atlantic and Cape May Counties 

m 399-6137 

DEBRICH 

CONStRUCTION 

Tilt 

MSIWNTIMI COMMKOM 

Builders and Re-Modelers 

General and Sub-Contracting 

RICHCRIVARO 

399-8125 

Dry Wall • Carpentry • House Moving 

PRICE BROTHERS 

CONSTRUCTION] 

Quality Workmanship 

REGISTERED BUILDERS 

398-7774 , 398-7984 

OMHICHV' 

N«wJ«n«y | 

08226 

FRED LAMB 

^ ; -PAINTING- 

Done Right The Fi rst Time For Less 

V 

,• QUALITY FAINTS AND STAINS. ' 

* FREE ESTIMATES , % r 

^MÛffl 

TUESDAY, JULY S, 1988: ^J 

pubUe school system at FranWord High School and later 

Uneota Hah School be<strong>for</strong>e rearing in 1966. Hni also 

aught two years in West Chester, Pa. He JS a graduate 

of the University of PenMylvania. 

He wa# • member of St. Peters United Methodist 

Church. „ %M A11 

Surviving ant Ms wife Mabel I.; a son, Georp M, AUeman 

jr. of Mentor, OMpâ daughter Marjorta A. Mills of 

Carlisle, Pa.i a brother.Fred R. AUeman.of Washington, 

Nj.; three grandchildren and two great-frandehildwn. 

A memorial serviee will be 11 a.m. "Thursday at St 

Peter's United Methodist Church with Dr. Russel M. 

Shivers, Khe Rev. L BurdeU Hawk and the Rev. WUUam 

R. McQeUand officiating. 

ArrangementB are by the Godfrey Funeral Home, 

Ocean City. 

Memorial contributions may be made to St. Pete's 

United Methodist Church or the United Methodist 

UPPER TOWNSHff-Sharon Papier, 48, of Palamo 

and <strong>for</strong>merly of Vmeland, died June 30 at her home. 

Bom in Bridgeton and a long<strong>time</strong> Vineland resident, 

she lived in Palermo <strong>for</strong> the past five years. Mrs. Papier 

was a legal secretary <strong>for</strong> attorney Steven Harris In Pleaiantville. 

She was a life member of Hadassah. 

Surviving are her husband Donald; two daughters, ; 

Harriet and JU1 Rudolph, both at home; a stepson, Bany it 

of Washington, D.C.; a itepdaughtar, Sharon Smlfli of M 

MUlville; her momer, Florence Utwack of Vmeland; and 

three Sisters, Gloria Kushner of Monsey, N.Y., Jacejie- ^ 

line Mies of Vineland and Rochelle Lynn of Santa Bar- - 

bum, Calif. " 

Servicfl wai Sunday in the Rone Funeral Chapel, 

Vineland. Burial wasAi Alliance Cemetery, Norma. 

Shiva was observed at the home of Jacqueline NUes m 

Vmeland. 

pntriûtiQnapnay.beinade to the Cumberland Unit of 

aiei^pirican Cancer Sode^, 1400 W. Landii Ave,, 

Vinetand 08860. ' 

Classified ads bring results! 

• RESIDENTIAL 

• COMMERCIAL 

• INDUSTRIAL 

- MOBILE HOT WATER WASH SYSTEM • 

won • ALIIIMIII a mm, mm • MI-MINT PREPMATON 

mUHNi M.ÔM.1 • STOREFROHTS • SiRVCt STATIONS • 

CLEAN CONCRETE, MASONRY & BflICK • SIDEWALKS t POOLS 

FEH0VE RUST iM WLOEW STAINS • TRUCKS and WAV ¥ EQlflPMENT 

• FACTORY TRAMID i • INSURED 

spscialiiingiri... . 

REPLACEMENT WINDOWS 

DOORS Interior A Exterior 

and General Repairs 

J. Shearer 

399-3356 

TOM HOLLAND 

STORM WINDOWS 

J5TORM DOORS 

ATIVECARPE 

MOST REPAIRS DONE'| 

V" IN«H 

ALUMINUM PRODUCTS 

;, dolng~ 

MIRROR WORK and 

M 

ill 

I 

,1988 

THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN C3TY, NJ. 

ntrtes coming in <strong>for</strong> county's white mariin tourney July 14-16: 

a. SU^ M»y SS5u£i°'(£X£. "»X V ''?-° r«"*» 

John Sbarbar, 82; 

retired newspaper ad manager 

BRYN MAWR, Pa,—John L, Sbartaro, 82, of this dW, 

fcnnerly of Ocean City, N.J., died June 22 at John F. 

Kennedy Memorial Hospital, Edison, 

Mr. Sbarbaro worked <strong>for</strong> the <strong>for</strong>mer Bulletin 45 yens 

as retail advertising manager until retiring in 1965, 

Born in Philadelphia, he was a member of the Poor 

Richard Club and <strong>for</strong>mer member of (he Aronomlnk 

Golf Club In NBWtown Square, Pi. 

He wat also a member of the Ocean Qty Fishing dub 

and considered a senior member. 

%, 

Surviving are a daughter, Josephine Nagel and a eon. Homes of New Jersey. . ' 

SPINNING WHEEL Dr. John L. Sbarbaro Jr. 

MASS of Christian Burial was celebrated June 25 at Our Charles Crescenz Jr., 66; 

FLOWER SHOP Mother of Good Counsel Church, Bryn Mawr, Pa. Burial 

Ocean City's Family florist was! i in Holy Cross Cemetery, Yeadon, Pa, 

retired toll collector 

Arrangements nanpments were by the CM, Toppiteer*s Funeral 

• Mark Videtto • Service, Droxel Hill, Pa.' 

SEA I5L1 CITY—Charles M. Crescenz Jr., 66, of 109 • 

Memorial contributions may be made to St. Edmond's 46m St. died June 29 in Burdette Tomlin Memorial Hos- 

85B Aibury Ave. 

Home <strong>for</strong> Crippled Children, 320 So, Roberts Rd., Rosepital, Cape May Court House. 

Plmne 398-1157 mont, Pa. 19010. 

Bom in Philadelphia, he lived there Wore moving „ ^ 

3336 Wett Ave. 

here four years ago. 4V 

Phone 3981333 

IplHHiBMrvtVM 

George Alleman, 87 

Mr. Creseenz was a retired toll collector <strong>for</strong> me Pennsylvania 

Turnpike Commission and a U.S. Army vet- , * 

Dr. Graf e M Alleman, 87, of Wesley Manor died eran of World War tt 

June 30 foUewing a brief illness. 

Dr. Alleman taught <strong>for</strong> 40 years In the Philadelphia 

Warren North 

MWpoî 


HAMADA 

7th St. & Bay Ave. Phone 399-2936 

Roofing & Sheet Metal, 

• Roofing & Siding • interior a, Exterior Painting 

Building • Remodeling • Alterations 

OVER 40 YEARS EXP6RI6NC1 

• Formica Work 

%i i 

Surviving are his wife, Mary A.; five sons, Charles of 

Wand Heights, Peter of Philadelphia. Joseph of Coates- • '•* 

vUle, Pa., and Stephen and Christopher of Metawe Park, M2.- 

Pa,; a brother, Joseph of Philadelphia, and five grand- W white marlir, Mia* av. md » s,. i. ^ JJJSg 

per pound <strong>for</strong> mariin which The two-day event cenaf 

Aval .KZ^—" *""

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PAGE 14 THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N J. 

TUESDAY, JULYS, 

CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMiNTS 

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takes the (ead over other employees In fti maintenance 

of teoountlng reeorfu; does nlated work as required. 

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alarm; receives talephona raqussti <strong>for</strong> peilofl, flra or rthar 

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apt houses and a colony of luxury hotel suites. 

Wa also operate as a Chri3tJan repeat & 

conference facility In the spring & fall. 


DESKS RENTAL MANAGER 

Be part of a groat Ham of 5 managan who love tim guMtt and 

round position. 60% rurailmrdot*. «wN5*o«d( 

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» » oppearanoo. Bexlbte dairdmTinW FuMnw 

lummer, part <strong>time</strong> a Ml <strong>time</strong> wkiier. Mutt work Sat, and or 8urt. 

3 teasonsandSat a Sun. In summer. 

HOUSEKEEPING ROOU HOST 

Year round adult or student (age 17 upL part thw or nil tkne. 

Bmdble «Mts waBable Potsfle ft> work mpmlnos and to on 

lor bMcMkntvOr, longer noun waUabto, Qraat Job <strong>for</strong> mottwra 

(day*) of MudanS In otfiaaton. Ba part of a happy upbeat 

team In a great faeWy. 

COUPENSAVON 

Al atatf makaa |8 how or mom pk» bonuMa. If you are worth 

mow. wa urn pay more. Tips In somftposWons. Paid tick a. 

vacation ttlte <strong>for</strong> year round •mptoyaaa. 

Help Wanted Professional Services Qanaral Merchandise 

MID44ANAGEMENT POSITION - AwU- 

OBU tor agaraulve talhnaUvalM Indi- 

vidual wllh minimum S yM* sxporlsnco 

rumspapor advenlilno tutoj , Top Ma- 

ry, banallB. AM: P, O, Bu 1104, V)AB- 

kuANJonK 

UOTMEH'S HELPER • Per M mon_ ol 

AM, High School old nttM » osslal 

win Dgfll houMworti and mainly land IO 

on* 0 yaar old child. QutfaflMM Mm 

Call Pai BMamunn, SI M22-098Q. 

NOW HIHlNQ-PanliyHolp. lull and part 

Uma, competlUva nagos. modlcal taana> 

Hit. Apply In poison Obadian's Roswu- 

rani. Roomvoir ervcL, Ua/mora. v can 

aa»oiia 

• Eani mtONik WSflt- 

Ing as a Qovamment Rahind Loalor In 

your area. No aipartann required. Sun 

Immadlately. 713-782 9919 aiL tSOOO. 

I • war 

um- 

Mum-lie?. 

E8TABUSHED OCEAN CITY • real «• 

lain inn taaMng aggrasslva, metvatad 

hrtsMataipanan with axportoncB lo 

manafa buiy MMi SBM, SsJaiy plui 

ganarsui MRuntulM arrangement Re- 

ply to Boil 49. Ocean City. til. 

EXPANDING OCEAN CITY LAW FRM • 

•atM experienced Legal Sscraary/AI 

tsmay Assistant. Word processing sipe- 

,r1ence, wllh • (ssilon tw the law Msh 

noss. to worti with experienced Mutual 

In a tremoodous bprK d'Corpt etmo- 

sphan with great pay and benedts. Posh 

uon tvaMMt Immadlalaly. Call MB. 

J8M10B, 

FISHERMEN MARINE BIOLOGIST • 

pan <strong>time</strong> lo Interview marine recreational 

Bshannen. Must be sta B UanUry mil 

wilar Ish is •psdu tovsL Weekend 

want requl/od. fl hourly plus milage 

Md expomm. CHI 8OO.73Z-1O02. 

'LANMRS HOTIL • has opening Mr 

cook Contaa Mr. Qesler or Choi 

1.389-1000. 

LEGAL SECRETARY • (HO 1ms, expert- 

SIM, good sMUs, and word processing 

knowledge required. Ws offaf. Blue 

CIXJM. Blue SrJold, Major Medical, paid 

vacations and nolWayi. Pleasant work- 

Ing condlUons. Sand resume to Love- 

land, oarran, Russell and Young. P. O. 

Box Bio. Ocean City. NJ 0322? or Mil 

LIVE-IN COMPANION. For Hdtrty gen- 

tleman In Ocean City during July and Au- 

gust Uli OooWng and penonil csra. 

Call 215-893-8190. 

MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST • part lime, 

Ocoan Clty/Cape May Court MUM area. 

Typing M wprn. Call Manje, 388-3325. 

tou. ESTATE. Salesperson, lull w pan 

<strong>time</strong> Iksrued expertancad pereon fef •» 

tin Upper Township office. Ash lor 

Chuck Hi Rice Rail Ulala, 390-U44. 

REAL ESTATE SALES • Cars* opportu- 

nity aMi. In 001 largest office br amW> 

UsurltoanMd MJauansn. Training pro- 

gram, cwnpumrtiod oporatloa now mod' 

am tacilltlos, high omptoyoe longevity, 

lantastlc Incomo psHnU, Call lergu 

Realty. 399-0076 lor Irtervlew- 

8ECRETARY/BECEPT1ON1ST - put 

lime, tor ml eitate ofM In Upper Town- 

•hip. Good lelaphsna and typing skills. 

Call lor an appointment. 388-1700. 

Jame» M Dwyw, RMI ESISW. 

SUMMER IMPLOVMINT • Mai Mfl 

slocX people needed. Apply In person, 

PMIano'i, 3rd 1 Atlantic Avos., 0,0. 

TEACHERS NEEDED FOR CHRISTIAN 

SCHOOL • kindergarten. Qrados 1 4 % 

and Qradsi 7 * t, lor 1088-1 gts School 

y oar. Cull B09-927-757fl_ 

TELEPHONE SALES PERSON - Work 

(ram home. Full or Pan <strong>time</strong>. Genarous 

commissions k bonuses. Wrfto Fattier 

Peter % The Franciscans. 101 i Republic 

etreot, Cincinnati, OH 4S210 or Call 

201-762-&O0. 

TWO GIRLS NEEDED TO CLEAN 

HOMES • and apartments. Work bur 

dsy» during weeK- Mull hsvs cWvtu» II- 

eahM.CafaH.il 43. 

BIG JOHN'S 

LAWN SERVICE 

ProttukmtllnwnCmrw 

Edging. Trimming, 

Mo%ving,Hedoea 

Trimmed 

sn-sns ' . wtm 

16th 8. Haven Ave. 

Ocean City 

COIN-OP 

LAUNDRY& 

DRY CLEANING 

OPEN 24 HOURS 

7 DAYS A WEEK 

Attendant on Duty 

8 A.M. to 7 P.M. 

Monday-Friday 

BRAND NEW 

AUTOMATIC 

CAR WASH 

HrB:Mon-Snl8:3 

2tf AQUASPORT . tamliy 

1882 in rip Johnson V-9 motor, cutty 

CaMn, sleeps t*o. Cybernet nsdlo, dip 

under and tots ol ana, Sit at Bud 1 ! 

outboan). M and lay or Cal night* 

302-654-W99, days 302-774-7224. Ask- 

CHVSTAL CORNER 

ANTIQUES 

SEASONAL ONE BEDROOM APT. • 

rwr MA ud b^j-K 

Complaints ol 

disctlmlnailon In housing 

on the basis of raco, 

e4o-74e3oraiM3440OB. 

NorUineW, Maw Jerss/ 09223 

(609)645-1320 

Mark H. Stein 

AUdrney lor Ocesn City 

Board of Adlmtmonl 

CITY OF OCEAN CITY 

ZONINQ BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT 

RESOLUTION #Z-2~4-2O-88 

Application of. CHARLES W. COX 

Property. Block 1609, Lot IS. OCMD 

WHEREAS, Charka W. Cox b In* 

owrmr ol Block 1606, Lot 1B, aa th# 

sama I* daaianai«rJ on trw T«x Map 

snCllyiand 

tha applicant ha* 

appOcMoO nrltti Ihe 

SOUTHEND-1 btockto 

2bBM«l(L.«»Bppll«iV»i. 

IB. No pM. Prefer matura couple. 

$640*10. 4B1-B684 (nar 6 (Un, 3W- 

7t7lwMr«ndi. 

" " " OM • oomplata appOcaDon wilt) IM 

Zonlno Board saaKIng varlanca 

bMCh,3bdim, •pproval to tha promise* on UU» fc4 

KM. AvaO. July wRJchl*loc«iirj*tBayAvanua:aK] 

6OUTHEND com<strong>for</strong>table a bed- 

WHEREAS, the Board haa 

aldarad Ihe plan wbmltled and I 

laatlmony of the applicant and hi* 

attorney, Willam eptaala. R makas 

lht (miowing flndlnga otjacc The 

TVVOBE0R0C«lAPARTMENT'unn1e* 

fast, wham thomlnlmum raqulrad <strong>for</strong> 

d*v«lopmant ki 4J6OO «quara last. 

Real Estate Sato 

165 ACRES - 7B IHibla balanca woods 

and pailira, old Iwua* and bam. 7 miles 

to Town, sacJudM. S8M0O. LEW Raul 

EttMa, 607-B37-B637, Comlno, New 

York. 14830. 

1ST HOME BUYERS-How much home 

can youaitord? C*t tor our brochur*. 

Marrt Lynch RMIWI. (SOI) 44S-48S0 or 

(608)44>360e. 

ACt NOW SELLER SAYS - •Sal 0*' 

i new ooMjmpopuy Tuckartrxl, ranch.** 

1406. 

BRIGHT AND CHEERFUL - on* bdrm. 

SpL. *le*p* 4, dosa b beach and *torM. 

13,000. fofwajon or t1.eoa <strong>for</strong> July 

and f 1JJOO <strong>for</strong> AugiaL Cell 681-7421 or 

W1-O175, 

CANCELLATION AUQ. - and 2 weak* 

. July. 3 bdrm, nonhend, beach block, 

w/d, cable, one parking place. H1M43- 

6ai»or609-398-O0ea. 

CLEAN BRIQHT - two and threa bed- 

room family unit* at 1741 Central Ave., 

one black u> beach pnd boanfwaik, some 

feaunng deck* wlti ocean view, 

screened porches, washer, dryer. wAv 

carpeting. WasHy and brweeUy *ea- 

1 social rental* e«ufable.C*l381-C42f» or 

aaMsg* 

Rooms 

ECONO ROOMS - eeasonal, «70-7S. 

S 

nialdeeivloewOOwALllieT*a*MnS! 

«»ly room* iaBî Call 3W-1335, Bit- 

wyna HoM, n 2 Ocean Ave. 

NICEROOM-flfMfloor, shower, a good 

meal* a oty. AvalaUe now end yaw 

rourrf<strong>for</strong>rtofiontien,t»dyor*enlor 

dteen. Reatonable. Prtvw home. PanV 

lng.Referano*a.3gi«348. i 

Of 22 IWtt Instead ol 30, this being 

accwnpUshtf by inning the houaa 

backof»ai tram tha trore yard, oMno 

,1 an 18 foot Iromyaid ^ T 

Iratand of « 10 foot sedx 

purpoaa <strong>for</strong> this la to protect anu 

«nd tt«My traa that sxMa on I 

pramaMa, • ' 

Vm oppnoani |a unaWa s> acquire 

any land surrounding tha properly aa 

thsl developed and there If no 

siesta on any of that* propertlM. 

*/JdJUonaj|y, none oi the turrounflng 

nelohbora wer» wBlng to pwchaaa 

CORNERPROPERTV-i3m8tLmimr- 

nUt*Vaalkinplam7Cajicolalonimake 

tenje, dean, z bdrm. ground t epL «n*L 

... THEREFORE. BE IT 

RESOLVED by the Ocean dry Zon- 

Ing Board of Ad)u«maffl. «i M public 

meeting on AprU 20, leea. ihSlh* 

orWpario«k.irrooln7ori*UDi. SSSTo'T' "f 8MnM ^ A\ 

^•hnaabM^MWjt^rs^MMtr/j ,, • % ÔNiNQBOAHDOr 

_J 'ADJUSTMENT 

" 4 " ^ ^ 

TUBSPAY,3iJLYS,lis» 

THE SENTlNEfc-LEOGît, OCEAN CITY, N J. 

'âi granted by a nta of 

ZONINaBOARDOF 

CITYOFOCEAN OffY 

HONING BOARD OF 

ADJUSTMENT 

UTWNO* 

-ADJUSTMENT' 

_,_,„ CITY OF OCEAN CITY 

7-6,IT,P.F423.45 

7-5JT.P.K*3&20, 

V«fW,«lairucli, Bloom, MaHn 

H2 «wn flsaa, fjo, BOM V 

NoMMekl, New Jersey 08225 

(OSIMMazO 

MarkH.Sieln 

ABomev IM Oeaan oily Zoning 

BoardofAdustment 

RESOLUTION «-W 20-08 

AppUcfflkmol: STUART OESSNEH 

PropBrty: Block 1109, Lot 2, 

Ocean City, NJ 

WHEREAS, Stuart Dttsnsr is tha 

owner of Block 1109, Lot 2. as the 

earns Is deftanalod oo the Tax Map 

o( me City ol Ocoan City; and 

WHEREAS, Ihe applicant hat 

(Dad a complete appHcalon vrth lht 

Zoning Beard Making variance 

WiTHLTOia-KiLLjm 

fniWWIJtoek S2BS, Lot M, 

OcmnQty.NJ 

WHUBIAS. Kathleens. Keller la 

ttm owner si Btoek iaoi. Lot m,m 

iha awns H dealgMled an the Tax 

Map elins Cty olgean mr. and 

/WHEREAS, the appOckm hn 

Had a complete appOcSionwIth the 

Zoning Board seeking variance 

jgprevH lor the mmbet on this lot 

h. 

PAGE 16 

THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N J. 

TUESDAY, JULY 8,19WT v 

They come from far and wide to participate in the Fun Runs here 

A field of 22 runnere, 

hailing from as far away as 

Arizona, ran just <strong>for</strong> the fun 

Of it Bus past Thursday as 

the summer Fun Runs eontinuod 

<strong>for</strong> the second 

straight week. 

Conditions were consid- 

Aed ideal both out on the 

ffois-counlry eour§e and on 

the track. 

Doug Schmltt of Havertown, 

Pa., led all 15 finishers 

in the 5000 meter 

cross-country run, bmvarsing 

the combination sfreet, 

boardwalk and beach 

Mac's 


One suting at 5:00 For Entire Evening! 

Advance Reservations Only 

T DELICIOUS 

DINNER BUFFET 

per person 

To make reservations please stop by Cafe or call 398 0451 

All reservations payable In advance In person 

Enjoy Ocean City's Spectacular Bay 


DocksideCafe 

At the Site of Old Chris Restaurant 

loth St. at the Bay Front, Ocean City 

DOUBLE COUPONS 

401 Asbury Avenue, OCEAN CITY Nj 

PALERMO'S 

THRIFTWAY 

SUPERMARKET 

eu*mwPnaHfIP(I§mvia PMt<strong>time</strong>rMMlVI^WW*,IWi.. NOTRIIMNilitlMRPHiNTIHS'BmoM 

WHOLE 

Perdue 

Chickens 

'ELICIOUS 

Ripe 4$i 

Bananas....at \ 

GREAT FOR SALADS 

Fresh IA^ 

IAVDC0.....O7 

Mayonnaise 

SWEET 

Hatfleld 

Italian Sausage 

FAMILY PACK 

CREAMY 

Keller's Butter... ,,M.89 

BHI0HT4EAHLV tUTOM,OfTOM 

C«tontano Ravioli.. 

FHtSH SLICED 

Imported Ham 

Oft tAT MELTED 

Imported Swbs 

rj Avt. Oeeaii Qqr ^ 

e Join Us! -it 

GRAND DINING AT. 

Experience the BEST of our world! 

her 90s. is one of two mem- 

VVheiher it be <strong>for</strong> that stimulating morning Breakfast or the 

fabutoujfive course Dinner servedin the magnificent Flanders' 

Dining Rooms/ the epicurian delights are something you will 

never <strong>for</strong>get. The discriminating always select Handera' Dining. 

Dinner Dancing Nightly in the Main Dining Room 

Free Parking with Validation Dress Code in effect 

Call <strong>for</strong> Reservations, Now - 399-1000 

On the Boardwalk at Eleventh Street 

FOR 9U\ fONDElOSA 

Right now, Ud* under 10 get 

their choice ol a hoi dog or a 

junior burger, aO-you-cin-eat 

SaUd Buffet, Uw delldout 

Home«tyl« toup and *ench , 

frles-wlth *dtdt puithaw. 

AUTRATfMJDSTMcL 

UolIetltlBie offer L 

Winners in the Charles Worthlngton Memorial single*!* 

from left: Audrey Lafferty, Rita Berchtold, Peggy Case^. 

Johnette Hoelzle. .". 

Culinarti 

Try our famous 

"Baked" Crab Cakes! 

Early Bird Special $8.99 -q 

Saved 5'hi 6 30 " "" 

Mon. Chicken Kiev 

TUes. Culinary Gardens Special buJour 

Wed. Boneless Chicken Parmigiana 

Thurs. Roast Turkey wMuffiog&grairy" ' 

Fri.i t jfriedKreshPishDiiJour *< ^ 

Satl' Boneles^Chicken Marsala " „' 

Sun. Roast Beef Au Jus ' k " 

-I i 

Senxdxmthiahd,vegt(ttble,wihbutltr r 

ditdhomemkdrt " / 

NEW THIS YEAR! *r 

Added Bredkfast& k Lunch Specials - 

R 

Breakfast a, L 

e ri 

\ I it 

* J 

)AY, JULYS. 1988 

REVIEW 

THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN Cfty, Wj. PAGE 17 

The Pops and the Music Pier areback— and^better than ever 

course in a very respectable Other successful finishers 

20:02. 

in fte cross-country event 

Scott Flicker of Ocean were Avalon's Ben McDi 

City wai only four secondi 

behind Schmitt, finishing 

second in 20:06, while Jack 

Hostetter. also of Ocean 

City,' was likewise almost 

right on top of Flicker wito 

Ws 20:11 dme. Both FUcker 

and Hostetter chopped 

about 40 second* off of their 

previous Week's tarn 

Mary Jo Dougherty of 

Ocean City led aU female 

runners in the 5K with her 

24:17 clocking. She was followed 

by Ocean City's 

Donna CardweU, in 28:47, 

and the duo of Linda Duffy 

of Ocean City (31:29) and 

Linda MeCovern of Avalon 

(31:29). 

1 ? 

Vitt (24.-02) and Sea We 

City's Peter Heigl (2*02), 

Clark Hostetwr of Ocean 

City 04-29), and the son-father 

team of Jason and BUI 

Hooper of Ocean City 

(26:37 and 27:07, reipeeUvely). 

^ 

Also compleHng the BK 

were Margate's Erie Taber 

(27:14), Cotbin City 1 ! Ed 

Morris (28:48) and Ocean 

City's Tom Propperty 

(30:07), 

A rather large field 

entered the minie mile 

(1600 meters). With IS runners 

circling &e new red 

track four <strong>time</strong>s. Doug 

Schmitt was first to cross 

Martino's ITALIAN 

the finish line with a <strong>time</strong> of and open to aU wile approxlBiatfily) and Recreation and Parks. throughout the summer 

4:43, the season's fastest ages and 

3200 meter two mUe The Fun Runs are span- every Thursday rt 630 p.m- 

tfius to. ' 

interested in 

approximate) distances, sored by the Runaway A*- (ram or shine) on me new 

. Another Doug, Doug being <strong>time</strong>d <strong>for</strong> m§ter They are sanctionedby me letle dub, a non-profit aU-weather track , « 

Taylor of Mesa, At, placed (3.1 miles). 1600 •ler one Ocean City Department of orfanlzaHon, and are held Street and Attantie Avenue. 

second in 5:02, just edging 

Bloomiield's Mite Bartholomew 

(5.03). Bartholomew 

drove all die way up from shuffisn'on byfdVeith 

his Wildwood vacation 

apartment just to do the 

Pun Runs. 

The Charles WorthliigKm 

Ed Morris was next Memorial Singles Tourna- 

across die Snish stripe in ment was completed Fri- 

SOU followed by BuTstuii day, June 24: 

QM) of Ridley Park. Pa., This tournament was 

Mike Taylor (537) of I H sponsored by Jack Schnei- 

Harbor Township. Bill der in honor of one of our 

Moreland (5:41) of Mar- members who contributed 

mom and Chip Dodd (5:41) so much of himself in die 

of Avalon. Jack Hostetter operation and growth of 

docked a strong 6sO4, well our Ocean City Shuffle- 

ahead of Brie Taber (6:35), board Club. 

while Jason Hooper (6:55) He took full charge of our 

tattled it out witt> Dark progressives <strong>for</strong> many 

HQStetter(6;56), 

years and served on just 

RESTAURANT Finishing the 1600 first about every committee in 

(PUU.Y m OONBmONSB) 

<strong>for</strong> the women was Katie our dub. He was also an 

TRULY HOMEMADE 

Bell of Marmora in 7sO6, as excellent shuffler. 

• Ravioli . Manacotti 

she chopped about a The competition was 

minute off of her 1987 <strong>time</strong>. keen with top players giv- 

•Gnocchi -Lasagne 

Donna Cardwell was next ing their best Since Jack 

• Parmagiana Specialties 

in with 7:54. Fritz Hasttngs Schneider is our tourna- 

1151 Asburv Av§. Ocean City, HJ, 

of Ocean City tagged along ment director, he was in 

Open 7 Days a Wtik 4 p,m. to 10 p.ml 

<strong>for</strong> moral support in 7:54. , charge. Now to the winners 

TAKE-OUJ AVAILAiLE • 399-11«B 

In the metric 2 mile (3200 in the order of finish: 

meters), Doug Schmitt In the men's division it 

made it a clean sweep and a was Jim Rlss, Frank Hoel- 

really superb workout as he zle, Vince latterly and Doc 

snatched an 11:28 <strong>time</strong>. Bill Robbins. In consolation it 

Moreland was just 20 sec- was Km Wenhold and 

onds behind in 11:48, andJohnSchoeU. 

Fritz Hastings rounded out In the ladies division, 

the under-twelve-minute main event, it was Audrey 

runners with his 11:53. Latterly, Rita Berchtold, 

Mike Bartholomew was Peggy Case and Johnette 

fourth in 12:25, followed by Hoelile. In _consolation 

it 

Erie Tiber (12:53) and Mite was PhyUli Hovif then LU- 

Taylor (13i39). W^. 8 " 18 on Saturday, June 25 

attracted 28 players. The 

winners in the ladles division, 

also In the order of finish, 

were Mary Her, Ruth 

Riley and Mary Ellen Weigel 

In the men's division it 

was tank Pier, Jim Rlss 

and Doc Robbing. 

We did receive the results 

of the Dr. Taylor Doubles 

State Tournament; however, 

it was too late <strong>for</strong> our 

report last week. There 

ware two divisions, amateur/expert. 

In the amateur division as 

they finished it was Ken 

Wenhold, Sea Hepler, 

Frank Hsejif all of Ocean Singles winners In the Charies Worthlngton Memorial 

City and Mike DeSantio of tournament, from left: Jim Rlss, Frank Hoelzie, Vlnce Uf- 

Ocean Grove. fgrty, Dee Rebblns. 

In the expert division it 

was Joe Kalba of Wall, bers who accomplished a Shore Memorial Hospital 

* 

the Fun Runs are free The progressives played 

Delicious Ice Cream 

Crider's 


OPIN 

SUN.-THUR3.6-11 

FBI.» SAT. 8-18 

G 

from the opera of the same 

ByEDWBMER name. 

; She was, as always, 

A capadty croud roared 

impressive singing Id the 

1 Sunday at the first 

Bright Seraphim, ably abet- 

earancg of Director 

ted by conductor &helbel 

tSchelble whose secand 

Jim Hala on trumpets. 

; reason at the helm of 

• Pops will have to be a Equally spectacular was 

> to meet the standard set baritone Todd Thomas' vir- 

1 this young man last ile rendition of the Largo ol 

Factotum, In addition to a 

marvelous voice, Itiomas' 

the first half of the pro- histrionic talents are a great 

am — which opened not augmentation to a superb 

riy the Pops but also thevoice 

In making Figaro 

Pier — was domi- come alive. 

nated by excerpts from The same roll assayed by 

•tossini's /( Barbiere di a baritone with the New 

Starting with the York City Opera Company 

and closely fol- pates by comparison. Tholowed 

by Ocean City's mas' swaggering Figaro 

orite prima donna aso- seems much more authentic 

r Deborah TruxaL Truxal nan the NYCO Figaro, the o suave and knowing/JAKo jBjmtt sang SmnsAt from from sacred musical litera- 

; her patented 

tmm from Meitafs Dm Rombef'i liuimt Prime ture coupled with Truxal's 

Vm Pm Fa avid Jarratt sang Gimnml, 

superbly with an encore Allduja by Mozart, setting 

the stage <strong>for</strong> Thomas' thrilling 

work on The Hob/ 0^ 

Marsh ablaze yesterday 

and How Great Thou Art. 

Ifs a pleasure to welcome 

Firefighters suspect blaze mat spread through a morning. reed grass. •j— o !J5| Jirratt back once again to 

Oscar Boneas of Wall, Wai- perfect score of 100 in our with a fractured verteb 

' s or holiday fire- block of marshland along A section of Bay Avenue and some 

ter Seehaui of the original candy shoot In the 47 years 

may have set theBay 

Avenue yesterday was closed to trafac <strong>for</strong> a 

JO*j| 'MUtHMtSi^f VmThMt 

Leisure ViUap and Marlon of theclubejdstanee. We fruit uwt she wttl hav 

<strong>time</strong> so fireflghters could feet tall, so 

Stager of Ocean Qty. Gertrude Stengel is in a speedy recovery. 

WNCIL 

Eyes „ rein<strong>for</strong>ces „ „ the notion 

streteh host across the ttirough a blind wall St Sat he isme moBttypl^y 

In the amateur division in 

[ (continued from page l) he missed, he deserves roadway. • grass and than when you're British of American Mori. 

consolation It was Ray 

lit Ward Councilman another year in Ms seat," 

Eisongreen of Leisure Vil- 

ted by Deputy Chlii Ben- at ttieflre, you're there," ileven-yeawad Chrlstolage 

West, Vivian Cunerd 

I Mark Videtto, who ran Videtto said earlier that 

of Ocean dry. Rod Melter 

I unchallenged, and 4thweek, 

t'fcP^W! % 

of the original Village and 

. Ward Councilman Jack , , Ht men nomtoated at- 

Jenes ten won easily in the large Councilman Gary Jes- 

Dot Vautlcr of the original 

I May election and were also sel vice president, Bow 

Village. 

sworn in by Rep. Bill Hugh- nominations carried unani- 

In the expert division it 

mously. 

was Mary Kalba of Wall, 

Bob Hepler of Ocean City, 

Jack Gravela of Wall and 

who is entering 

Nib Nesi of Leisure Village 

Hew York University in the 

West We at least held our 

fall, sang New York State of 

own in mis tournament. 

Vice President Videtto 

Mind. She was to sing the 

We are sony to report the 

nominated Jones to serve as 

National Anthem but 

death of our nonagenarian 

Council president <strong>for</strong> 

arrived late. 

member Ella Zabcl after a 

another yew. Although he Well wishers included 

' Ions illness. Ella 

is healthy now, Jones had family members, Mends, 

Men's division consolation winners: first Ken Wenhold" 

rain old. William, 

tfsjed about three months several dry and county offi- 

second John Scheiilk 

band, and • member <strong>for</strong> 

BT meetings when he wascials 

arid <strong>for</strong>mer mayors 

many years, is now in Ms 

being Mated <strong>for</strong> cancer. Chet Wlmberg and B, Tho- 

94th year. We express the 

"I felt because of the <strong>time</strong> mas Waldman. , 

sympathy of our entire 

membership to Bill and his 

TEST 

' Qunn said builders she 

Mildred Lee, who now, 

(continue 

has talked to have indicated 

d '#S, d the august Philadelphia ence to the '88 Pops season. last winter. 

Orchestra in the near Also Introduced were AU the dignitaries stayed 

future. V .-. , . Council President Jack <strong>for</strong> the length of the concert 

The lad's paying and Jones and,Ms wife, and and obviously enjoyed it 

deportment My desoip- Counctlwoman Jeanne They can take Justifiable 

Qunn and her husband. pride, along with city 

Special praise must te Conductor Emeritus Administrator Don Hart, in 

af<strong>for</strong>ded the new concert- Frank Ruggleri and hisreturning 

the Pops on <strong>time</strong> 

master, Paul Reiser, <strong>for</strong> his wife, and newly retired and in grand style to the 

Meditation from Massenet's prominent Ocean City citi- grande dame of. oceanslde 

Thais, and the premiere per* zens Joseph and Kay TWese auditoriums. 

<strong>for</strong>mance throughout the were also on hand. Rose The old girl is stronger 

concert by new Pops pianist Warrington, wife of the late and prettier than ever arid 

Jeffrey UhUg. 

conductor John Warrington, some additional cosmetic 

Tha addition of a viola was also noted. 

surgery next winter will 

and another violin did Seheible requested a half complete her restoration to 

much to enrich the sound of minute of silence in mem- her rightful place in the his- 

the orchestra and all the ory of the beloved Pops piatory and hearts of those 

veteran musicians an cornist Sarah Newell who died who love Ocean City. 

dially welcomed upon their 

return. 

Mayor and Mrs. Roy 

Gillian were introduced by = 

city public relations director OCEAN 'Icooii' 

Mark Soifttf, Gillian, In 

turn, welcomed the audi- CITY JT 

LIBRARY BOARD TO 

C 

MEETJUlYii 

B!CYCU r| 

Ocean City Free Public 

Library will hold its board 

meeting 3;30 p.m. Monday. 

July 11 In the library. 6th 

Street and Ocean Avenue. 

A Sicond alafm, sum- pher Cauthier returned 

xS&f&XJHlS^ mentag a W«d engine com- ftwi last veal's Wumohal 

asclo, approximately 25 ^ „,„ followed. Th§ debut at At pier wllfi'aii 

Nl 0( 

CFMTCD Soles &U'or 

8th St. & Atlantic Avo. 399 5550 

teM w !?? de *L t MAINE LOBSTER Dlnn«r 

FOR UNDER 10 CLAMS 

P< Ltoe was under control by Jneredible pertomanee of 

the scene, from 26th to 28th 

y p 

10 th Cll Coct N 1 f 

Streets and from Bay to10 

a.m. , the Cello Concerto No, 1 of 

( 

Haven avenues. Upon f.-.it , , Camille Street — Sum 

arrival around 9:15 a.m., While the grass was dry wWch hi m 

two engine companies and fighters from summer don't belive heat, the fireone 

ladder company wen reeds were brittle enough to 

greeted with black smoke combust spontaneously. , COMING 

and flames occasionally There were no reports of 

shooting as high as six feet, injuries or damage to struc- SOON! 

It was kind of difficult hires. Fire spread as close as 

because of the terrain," said 300 feet to private homes, 

DiSdasdo. "IPs very thldc said DiSdasdo. VIDBEL'S 

DUE THE 

AC 1i/4ib. including 

•%IQ Salad, Veg.&Ro 

NOW AVAILABLE 

WED. &THURS. ONLY! 

Avallablo daily at regular prioMl 

1946 

800 Shore Rd., Somers Pt.. N.J. * 927-660$ 

the city license, he can't "good test," but she wasn't 

btiUd additions to a home swayed to vote to eliminate 

JttbuUL 

The state license doesn't 

require a test. 

Ocean City, Wildwood 

and Cape May are the ottly 

three out of the 16 county 

municipalities that require 

the test. Cape May City 

Manager Fred Coldren, 

while not entirely familiar 

with the Ocean City test, 

0b his impression is that 

his city's test Is less <strong>for</strong>mal 

than Ocean City's. 

Cape May emphasizes 

inspections after construction, 

Coldren said. 

Cade WAS taken aback 

when Councilman John 

Esposlto asked whether the 

ordinance was introduced 

btftuse someone failed the 

tMten test Cade angrily 

denied the rumor. 

"I don't see any reason 

far not continuing it," said 

Mels in what was his last 

Council meeting. "It indicates 

a good knowledge of 

the building business. I see 

nothing wrong with a test 

<strong>for</strong>. something as important 

as building a building.* 

Succeeded on Council 

Friday by Karen pliphant, 

Mels won't be able to vote 

on the ordinance when it 

comes up <strong>for</strong> final passage. 

Councilman Mark Videtto, 

while voting to eliminate 

the test, said the answer 

may lie in modifying the 

existing teiit. 

"I feel some type of test 

should be given, he said. 

"I don't think (this) test is 

doing the job it should do." 


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State police barracks <strong>for</strong> upper Cape gets governor's signature 

— A ..state hael'a lulliMle state police will be friendly rivalry 

police barracks will be built fen* since 1976, and its between Upper Township, 

in Cape May County, now three northern mainland Dennis Township and 

ifs only a queiUon of when conununJHes, Upper Town- Woodbine to locate the barand 

where, ship, Denni» Township and racks in thiir eommuniHBS. 

Tho §11.8 billion 1989 Woodbine, lack . local Daniel ~Beyd, county'freestate 

budget signed into poUee <strong>for</strong>ce. holder and Upper 

taw last weak by Gov. Tho= State polioi officials in Township committeeman, 

magKeanaHoeatesSlJimil- Trenton said they're just gay Friday he thinks all 

lion <strong>for</strong> a state police now looking into where three towns are happy in 

barracki <strong>for</strong> the upper they might build the bar- ' " . . . r Bum spokesman said ftt- mUnd of seeking it mdi- leanied 6om our mistakes response <strong>time</strong> of state operating a 42-man ^ 

day tint poUcebarradM hag rtduaUy. in tabbying to get ftlnp polfce patrols ^taaflng racks has been esttnated rf 

been mentioned as one . acsoHipfistad^htMid. from Port Norts, Oato- B3 nUlHon which mak^t 

potenaal use tot the farmer ta ^teuary, area offldab IBortt in the Senate and land County. the $1.8 trillion less than || 

Air Foroi radar stetfon. from Upper Township, the Assembly Wire sueaMS- The stole unJtenr crime fuU^year's funding. 

Tnni Mid loattm would Damis Towmghip Wood- M to tasertiiig the line item report release4 last month Voters in, Upper T( 

depend on the wsultt of bine and comfr govern- »n *e budget alBiourtr U •how«Lthe crime rate Mpin 1981.defeateda 

studies now under way. ment met with 1st District wasn't m Man's original climbed dramatically in erendumcalling <strong>for</strong> a ' 

One quesdon, far instance, legislators and Mate Mike proposal to me Legislature. Upper Township, mereas- police <strong>for</strong>ce, 

ppy is where is the greatest con- offldato to Woodbine to 

the knowledge the barracks 

' . 

Cape. racks. 

is coining, period. 

The signing on Thursday Assemblyman Frank 

One opUon being consid- 

was Viewed a victory <strong>for</strong> LoBiondo — who intrQered 

is a combination land 

area poUtidans, who have dueed enabling legislation 

pafrol «nd marine police 

waged a three-year fight to in the Assembly <strong>for</strong> the 

unit in Upper Township, 

bring a barracki back to th§ funding — said at a recent 

said Capt Raymond Trent 

Jersey Cape. Ocean City news conferof 

the start police opera- 

Cape May County hasn't ence that hi he expects there tions office, Trenton. 

Beyel said state Buthor- 

SOUTH JERSEY f ities have talked about a 

barracks along the Tucka- 

REGIONAL THEATRE I hoe River, just north of 

Route50inTuckahoe. 

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10 ConsorHum, whose Seaville 

site is under agieement of 

Ot* 4 16 

sale with ana developer 

Ralph Clayton, A eonsor- 

ln S almost 92 P||C ent A barracks far Cape 1 

osntatlon of calls coming map out a lobbying ef<strong>for</strong>t to Argument te fte bar- between 1986 and 1987 after County has been on the 

fiwn. eonvinee me Leislature to raetawu made in tte inter- a decline between 1985 and arUy list of state 

"AU of this Is really just fund the banaekJT wt of pubUc safaqr and me W86. wpertotodent CoL 

betel sorted out at MB "l think we sort of some<strong>time</strong>s lengthy Cost of constructing and Fagano staee !9§fi, 

te»e?hesiid. ,«-,_-.A-•—«*, 

O6m by munldpaUties GET TOUGH — - ' ' 

such as Upper Township's MWXMMM 

$1 million pledge to finance (continued torn page 1) blood alcohol level was VA undamaged persons paying tiding alcohol to 

construction could speed Police have also asked <strong>time</strong>s over the legal limit legal-aged adults to pur- two adults <strong>for</strong> possession 

the process, Trent said, but tavern and package goods fcr intoxicaHan. In his car, chase alcohol, the arrests alcohol while under 

he couldn't project pound gtore owners to detain were numerous containers weremade. legal drinking age, and L 

breaking date. or a completion youth8 alcohol attempting using to pur- Use of Police alcohol wanted to know worth An estimated of alcohol $400 was to conns- $500 juvenUes alcohol under far posses8long the le 

Beyel speculated that identification- why. rated in the operation. drinking age. 

ef<strong>for</strong>ts to fund the barracks "This en<strong>for</strong>cement ef<strong>for</strong>t They began by confiden- The contraband sits There were two arrestfj? 

were successful this <strong>time</strong> will continue until we are tially Interviewing Dick- stocked in the evidence <strong>for</strong> possession Of mariju 

around over previous years satisfied mat we've con- mson's friends and other room, in the basement of nna in the operation. 

because toe mm conimunitfes 

were "working w unison'' 

to seek protection 

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Police did not Identify the 

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hoi, and seven juveniles lot] 

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PO open until 

noon Saturday 

and Wednesday 

Oceia City's post office 

will be open Saturdays 

again starting July 9, 

announce'd supervisor 

Rick Ansbro. However, 

the office is closing at 

noon Wednesdays. 

Saturday hours, which 

had been eliminated in the 

face of federal cuts earlier 

this year, wiU be 9 aja. to 

noon. Monday'through 

Friday, the post office wUl 

remain open from 8i30 

a.m. to 5 p.m., except <strong>for</strong> 

Wednesday when the 

operation shuts down at 

noon.- 

Working papers 

I available at the 

Ugh school 

Through the summer, 

working papers <strong>for</strong> teenagers 

from the ages of 14 to 

18 may be obtained at the 

main office of Ocean City 

High School from 8 a.m. to 

2:30 pjn. 

Teens pick up a promise 

of employment and physical 

<strong>for</strong>m from the office. 

Once the paperwork is 

completed, it must be 

handed over to the high 

school office with proof of 

age. 

Drivers licenses are not 

acceptable Identification; 

either a birth certificate, 

passport of baptismal certificate 

may be used. 

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The nswly crowned Miis New Jersiy, Tricia Etowmin, wai weloomid horns by her 

ptrirrts, Btlh and Charles, along with family and frfsndi Wednesday at her home in 

Ocean City. , "'• 

Miss New Jersey to 

greet friends Monday 

Tricta Bowman of Ocean The 19-year-old Trenton Charles and Beth Bowman 

Oy, the newly-crowned State College*junior, who Her father is a <strong>for</strong>mer foot- 

Miss New Jersey, will greet earned the right to compete ball itar at Ocean City Hih 

load friends and weU-wiih- in the Miss America Pag- School, who teaches at 

era Monday afternoon dur- tant this September, will be Mainland Regionai. Her 

ing a reeeptten sponsored available from Wp,m. The mother is a realitaite salegtar 

Mn. Roy Gillian at The reception will be free and woman 

HandersHoteL' QpentathepubliG. Her two brothers, BUI and 

Tricia, a <strong>for</strong>mer Miss Charles, were also football 

Ocean City and current players at Ocean City High 

.„._„_,, noon Monday 

.............noon Tuesday 

—... 5 p.m. Tuesday 

.Publisher 

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Miss Cape May County, fchool, 

won the competition over Tricia is expected to 

25 ofter contestant on July spend the weekend in 

Ir*^ 6 "^' She won " wean City. She will make 

SI,500 scholarship and her first papant appearmany 

other awards and „,» a, MTU Now jfrsey 

gtftt at me state level. She July 23 at the Miss Cape 

wUl also be eligible <strong>for</strong> May County Pageant on the 

numerous other awards at MustePler 

the^s America Pageant, She wiU crown ttie new 

The new Miss New Jersey Miss Cape May County and 

has already appeared in a per<strong>for</strong>m taweproducBOn. 

July 4ft parade and sat tor 

her official portrait. She will «pQWer 

p e 

spend much of the next two 

months tfîi 

tographers and film crews. 

Tricia is the daughter of 

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' SSB^SM home" incracfedown .; 

* ! power squad" arrested 

110 adults and 12 juveniles 

in a crackdown on disorderly 

behavior. Police Chief 

Dominick Longo 

announced. 

Of the adult arrests, 74 

involved alcohol-related 

violations. . i 

Between June 23 and June 

27, SO adults and six juvenUes 

were arrested, 

According to Lrogo, The 

power squad utiMzes uni<strong>for</strong>med 

officers and plainclothesmen 

who patrol 

mainly Hie boardwalk and 

beaches searching <strong>for</strong> 

wwdyj disruptive, summer- /' 

CASINOTRIPJULY21 

The Democratic Parry of 

Northfleld is sponsoring a 

trip to Resorts International 

Thursdayj Juh^ 2li fte bus 

leaving t6 J.BK f(om ê 

OMatt Ci^C^munify 

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h Sunday afternoon 

when % k 

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'Poolchrltude' 

fared multiple trauma 

whan f Buck IrtJ5n*r 

THE SKNTINEL-LEDGKIt dCEANlCITV,ft? ,t 

y 

„ p 25J « according to 

at Shore Mv#r1>arkw«y patrol, 

W> Som ' Both victims^re token 

hospital to the hospital, b 

MS!^','"^ 6 "!? 6 ^T\B m iot n m wereguests of honor recentiy during a pool party at tht home of 

I'^S! J? fa Jr "- Wh ?, ^ m i nnual flvent - Th9 ^ uten wl " b » m m ^ 9 P- m - July 13 en th# Musta Piw, and 

along with her court will reign over the boat paradrSafurday evening, July 18. 

Blood drive July 18 

SBAVILLI — The Cape iponsor a blood drive 2 

May County chapter of the P-m- to 7 p.m. July 18 at the 

American Red Cross wUl Seaville Volunteer Fire 

^*T* i *•" Company haU, Route SO, 

Woods fire *g\ ' h 

The Upper Township 

hlirnc ftri*^ community needs life sav- 

UUUiaaUC ars who wUl five an hour of 

SBAVILLI-HreaghteA ^ ^ 5 ^ ^ " 

fte souft lane of the Gar- SLifrSmM*.^ UTJ 

Ing to fire. Chief.'Midiael 5PP ol ntniwt' Walk-in 

Monaghan, The alarm came don ««ons are welcome, 

ta at lOiSS pjn. <strong>for</strong> a fire at _Ara , ,. • 

nulipost 20.6 on the Park- ZATT BARKS MBOAL 

Wiy. Navy Lt. David K. Z&% 

CondiUons are very dry. whose wte. Kathleen, is the 

Monagahn said me fire daughter of Barbara 

couldhave been sparked by M cGraai of Somers Point, 

a dfaiertB, but the exact «««?% >**«« the Navy 

cause is unknown. Achievement Medal. 

July tides 

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PAGE 4 SECTION ONE 

Local ITC Club 

receives award 

International Training in 

Communication (TTG) Club, 

Jcrsuy Cape ehipter, 

recently received an iward 

during the annual ITC 

regional conference held at 

the Claridge Hotel in Atlantic 

City. 

l"he award wag presented 

to the dub <strong>for</strong> the most 

increase in membership <strong>for</strong> 

the past year and was 

accepted by Omah Jane 

Wehmeyer of Ocean City, 

Mrs. Wehmeyer acknowleJgod 

the dedication of the 

club's officers and members 

in achlevingthU honor. 

The club's membenhip 

has grown from 7 to 17 this 

year, and re-elected presi 

dent Stacy Murphy stated 

sht hoped to win again next 

year, with a goal of 30 

members. 

, The conference was 

attended by membrfs and 

guests from the FTC Canusa 

region, which includes six 

states and part of Canada. 

Workshops were presented 

on various topics including 

leadership skills and effectfve 

communication. 

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(Ms by Mar Studi) 

Suzanne Toth of Simpfy Elegant in Somtre Point, 

poses with the handmade quilt that will be awarded during 

annual quilt show in Saptembir, 

DEANS ANNOUNCI CLAMBAKE SET 

BIRTH OF DAUGHTER FOR JULY 22-24 

Terri and Robert Dam of A clambake wiU be held 4 

Ocean ,Qty announce the to 10 pa. Friday and Satyr- 

birth ol their first child, a diy. July 22-23 and 4 to 9 

daughter Carly Jane, bom P-=»- Sunday, July 24, §pon- 

June 22 in Shore Memorial ""d b Y Biased Sacrament 

Hospital. She weighed Church, Margate, There 

d i U1 b l p g 

wU1 

seven pounds, six ouncei PBW» A 

d i h 

ol 

seven pounds, six ouncei P , 

•nd is the granddaughter of entertainment and refresh- 

Mr, and Mrs, Bayard Jones ments available: open »the 

of Wilmington, Del,, and P ubUc Hie Seventh Hopefully CVent has established itself turer of products <strong>for</strong> off and awarded the final 

. Annual Quilt Show and as one of the leading quilt quilters, from the New day of the show. The quilt \ 

Site is stated <strong>for</strong> Friday and shows In the Mstate area England area. 

was recently oa display at 

Saturday, Sept. 9 and 10, Bttraeang quUt makers, alawoiding 

to tarbi Hanta, lecttra, fctelc shops as well TKe Wind Rose Quilters Simply Elegant Needle Arts 

event coordinator, « deatai aad novioes firom Guild, a local chapter of the In the Santas Point Grovel- 

•Hie show WUl be held 10 along tjm mamn seaboard, 

National Quilting Associaand Center. It will also be J* 

am, to 6 pJn. both days in Hauls said 

tion, vn& hold a workshop on display throughout the •3 

the Sports & Civic Cento, 

Saturday, Septi 10. For 

tristate area prim to the \ 

6th Street and die board* This year's show will fea in<strong>for</strong>mation on the work- 

event " '.'"'' 

walk. Admission it a $230 tare quilts from the private shop contact Harris, Proceeds tern Hie show, 

donation. _ collection of Falrfield ftp- Entries are now being 

as in the past, six years, are 

The annual fund-raising cessing, a leading manufac accepted <strong>for</strong> this year's 

used toward the Ocean City 

show, and may be a " 

Nomettes or contemporary, ful 

QT wall quilt size. All 

must be hand quilted. For in<strong>for</strong>mation on the 

aid hospital 

show, workshops or entries, 

A handmade full-size call Harris, 390-1414, co- 

President Helen Trudell quilt, in shades of peach write to Quilts, P.O. But 

welcomed 40 members and and cream, will be chanced 

guests to the Nomettes final 

meeting <strong>for</strong> the season 

recently at the Deauville 

Inn.Strathmere. 

A picnic lunch was held 

on the patio Mowed by a 

brief business meeting. 

Trudell reported the 

- 

Kim Breckley recently silent auction held at the 

Mr. and Mrs. John Dean of 

received a bachelor of arts previous meeting netted 

Pebble Beach, CaUf, 

degree in liberal studies 

160 <strong>for</strong> the Shriners Chil- 

with emphasis In finance 

dren's Hospital A bakeless 

STEDEM'S BEAUTY SALONduring 

graduation ceremo- 

cake gale held at Ms meeting 

also resulted in a similar 

nies at Marymounl Univer- 

Complete 

amount. 

sity, Arlington, Va, A 198i 

Beauty Services graduate of Ocean City Birthday gmeunp were 

High School, ihs Is the 

sung to members celebrat- 

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daughter of Kenneth and 

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Luella Breckley of Paler- Au ugust. 

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The J~2 

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Colony Club members, from left, Ren Flood, 

Gilbert and Hope Shaw look over a doll and other Items 

that will be available during the club's annual craft and 

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FRIDAY, JULY 8.1988 THE SENTINEL-LEDGER. OCEAN CITY, N,J. PAGE 5 -SECTION ONE 

Li^ Miss Ocean City 

deadline Hears 

MM Ocean City Uttle hfflss Ocean O^ 

Lynn RybicW, 12. 19M Trlda leMd, and 1986 

Crown her successor Angela Blamonte, will 

during this yeartf pageant, emree the pageant. Inter- 

Au S- 7. tatament wUl be provided 

PeadUne <strong>for</strong> entries is firi- by ttie Young Bntertalners. 

day, July la For appUca- Special guesB wUl be the 

Hois calf 399-1136. flnt UtA Kto Ooem Cl^ 

Contestants must reside Jennifer Marsha],!. Mi§S 

to Ocean City year round Ocean City, Michelle Harand 

be enrolled in one

II 


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Lillian Nelson, winner in last year's pie eating contest, won <strong>for</strong> her creation of 

baby cradle during this year's annual event in front of the Music Pier. 

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A biting new art <strong>for</strong>m 

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A lemon pit 'iaco" won a prize <strong>for</strong> Courtney 

Brittingham of Atlantic Highlands 

FRIDAY. JULY 8,19ttt 

Ed Derbyshire of Syracuse, N.Y. received honorAte 

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cal director of the Ocean 

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announced the guest solo- 

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b alM.4na Company of Philadelphia/LucianoPavarottl 

InternBtional Voice 

Competition. 

He hat sung such Well 

known roles as Marcello in 

La Boheme, Germont In La 

Travkta, and Sharpless in 

Madamq Butttrfljf, In addition 

to work In contemporary 

open which includes 

portrayals of Scrooge in 

Thea KJusgrave 1 ists <strong>for</strong> the 8 p.m. concerts 

My 10 to July .ML vM 

include soprano Koren 

Marshall, tenor Brian 

Meneely, baritone Robert 

Wallace. Trumpeter tank 

Kaderabek will be featured 

Sunday evening 

only. ' 

Uncerts are held Sun- 

The Young Entertainers and Alicia Cacd per<strong>for</strong>ming 

day through Wednesday 

Will return to Egos in Som- Baby Talk. 

evening on the Music Pier, 

ers Point Monday night to The Egos teen dances will 

Admission is free on Sun- 

kick off the summer sched- also include dance mixes by 

day; $1 Monday-Wednesule 

of "Under-ar dances. Dino, who has been the 

day. 

The group, which has club's d.j. since it opened, 

Soloist Karen Marshall, 

been involved in the youth along with contests and 

of Winter Park, Ha,, is a 

dances at the Somers Point promotions. 

versatile per<strong>for</strong>mer and 

club since they started in The Young Entertainers 

appears with the Orlando 

July of 1986, wlU offer a will also offer a dance/con- 

Opera Company's Opera 

mmlconeert each Monday cert next Friday night, July 

Studio, She is also a com- 

night at 830. 

15 on the Music Pier. Some 

poser, plays the flute and 

This Monday's per<strong>for</strong>- members of the group will 

guitar, and is an accommance 

will include Rich be involved in the Miss 

plished concert soloist. 

Stites singing Nothing's Cape May County Pageant 

She has appeared on stage, 

Gonna Change My Love For on July 23. w 

television and radio, and 

You, Troy Dawklns doing 

has recorded an album 

Get Outta My Dream, Terri 

which included several 

West singing OohUUU, 

original compositions. 

She has been the featured 

soloist in concerts 

throughout Florida, 

including per<strong>for</strong>mances it, 

Walt Disney World, Sea 

World, and with the Flor- 

! A Christida 

Symphony Orchestra. mas Carol, and recently as 

Mrs. Marshall made her Baglloni in the world pre- 

professional operatic miere of Philadelphia 

debut as Lotte in the prod- composer Sam Dennlson's 

uction of Bitter Sweett star- one act opera, Rappatfni'B 

ring Roberto Peters. Her Daughter. 

musical theatre credits 

Include Laurey In Okkhoma 

and Maria in the 

Sound of Music. 

Frank Kaderabek joined 

the Philadelphia Orchestra 

as principal trumpet in 

1975. His previous 

appointments Included 

principal trumpet of the 

Dallas Symphony, 

assistant principal trumpet 

of the Chicago Symphony 

and principal 

: 

Absecon Pageant at Holy 

Spirit High School 

Recently the group added' 

nine new members following 

open auditions. The 

new Young Entertainers 

include singer-dancer Jen 

Marshall of Ocean City. 

New dancers include Shannon 

Smith, Kristin parrell 

and Aattonette Elton of 

Ocean City. 

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obituaries 

Alesandro QtfanelH, 88; 

retired gas company employee 

delphia In 1920, shortly flwnalter moved to Ocean City, 

A trouble shooter <strong>for</strong> the N.J, Naturml Gas Company 

he retired m 1964 attar 43 yean of service. 

Lamplighter Ou6, 

Surviving are his wife Ineoronata (Anna); one son 

"i and Lena Holmgren; one brother, Pasquale of 

Muss of O»risH«n Burial will be celebrated 10 a.m. 

Monday in St. Augustine's R.C. Church, Friendi may 

call from 7 to 9 pm Sunday at the Godfrey Funeral 

Home, 809 Central Ave. Burial wiU be in Seaiide Cemetery, 

Palermo. 

Memorial contributtefls may be made to Hie American 

Cancer Society, IS DeUea Dr., Rio Grande 08242. 

Joseph T. Ade II, 65 

Joseph T. Ade II, 65, a resident of Ocean City and Philadelphia, 

died July 3 after being stricken while bike 

riding m Somers Point 

A long<strong>time</strong> resident of the Mayfalr section of PhUadel- 

Employed* at the Blankin Equipment Corp. <strong>for</strong> 40 

yean, Mr, Ade was a sales engineer. He was a Navy 

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Seavllle 

824-3044 

pilot during Worid*War n, a graduate of me University *»,„„„ _J O -1 - —. 

of Penasylvahk and a member of the Omterori fflgpui HOWarfl 3OIOI11OI1, 

Kappa FratmUty and the uni vanity's rowing team, , ,( 

He was a member of St. John's Lutheran Church, PhD- g8S S tat I Oil OWIier 

adelphia, and • <strong>for</strong>mer president of die church council. v 

and the American Association of ReUred Persons. 

Surviving are his wife, Irma L; his mother, lisa of 

Ambler, Pa.; a son, Joseph in of Philadelphia- and a 

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Your doninni, dipoittid in Mi local elictlon boxai, (and other Uonatlon cant 

throughout Ocfan City), wM bring Royal Rstoi to one of (twit (owshi. Proceedi ' 

to to doniltrJ Is Onan City Riitui Squad. Voting endi Noon, WednBiday, July ; 

YOU Bi THE JUDGE! IT COST ONLY A DIME, VOTE AT... 

8th St. & Asbury Ave, and on the Boardwalk at the Musie Pier 

SPINNING WHEEL 

FLOWER SHOP 

Qenn City's Family Florist 

CAST YOUR VOTE to pick a Quean <strong>for</strong> our Night In Venice 

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Phone 398-1157 

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Mary Wattera, 9 

, Mary Watteffl, 5*3, of ji 


vice station to Tteitan <strong>for</strong> 26 yearsTHi was •summer O»e to survived by a nephew, Lewis GUI of Oman City. 

indent in SeavUle and World War H Navy vrtnan. Burial was at QiodoinviUe 0>a.) Cemetey, Anange- 

Suryivmg art his wile, Btoanar, a son, toward D, of l»« te Vlm *f Reynolds PUHOTI Bane, QuanyviUe, 

Hutchinson of Milton, Ba.p and two grandchildren. 

_ Memorial serylce will be 1 pan. Sunday at the CS. Cedar Beach winners 

nues, Newtown, Pa. 

Senrtoss Oncology Unit, St. Mary Hospital, Lanah 

Pa. 19047. - • --«.- 

Edward Hummel, 80; 

retired accountant 

Edward H. Hummel, 80, of Ocean City died July 

Shore Memorial Hospital- 

here and in Philadelphia. * 

He Is survivedI by Ms wile, Amelia C; a brother, Paul 

of Philadelphia, Pa., and a sister, Gertrude Kuster of St. 

Petersburg, Ha. 

Cedar Beach Civic / 

_I_U_ t.U (la mutual^ 

endence Day Parade 

leading off withjpsnd marshaHs 

Mr. Moffi3f from the 

Cape May County Steriffs 

Office, >lato Mollusk and 

, Trash'Buster, alias Mark 

^ Solferj_Eubl*c relations 

ant>nor. 

^ officials also lead the 

e followed by ttie 

ners, Miss Ocean City, 

Night in Venice contestants 

With BUI Bennett Group 

furnishing music. 

served following awarding 

Winners In divisions 

were 

Division 1 • first, Michael 

Santore; Jena and Jamie 

White; second, Danielle 

Moran, John Stiles and Kn|on 

Frank; third, the Haighl 

family, Charles Connolly, 

SeanO'Haraj 

Division 2 • first, Sara 

Friel; Sindla and Jessica 

Taylori ttiird, Joseph Conrey, 

Jennifer Cooper. 

Division S - first, Loren 

Almond; 

%^'*1«l?^ llfll d eCei ? 8 f y ' Rof the Ocean City and WU1 Grtter; third, ifcy 

e^HKSf y MUUial ^ ^ """'' Rwcue Squad, Life Guard Beth Ray, Rena GasWU, Cart 

rjuufleipiua. ^ g ^ aty g ^ , Hertt^, David Kemm and 

^ and Loan float and ttie lib- Laurin Kemcn; 

F. Earl SHmm. 81 erty Bell float. midilfme-arit.MGDon. 

F. Earl Slimm, 81, ptOcean aty, died July 7 in Oierry ^ i 

flit parade route from the 

Longport bridge area to 

Beach Rode. 

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Ellen Adeltnann 

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inlirtti: snow Sporn. snopplno, 

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. Carol Shute relieving itch. 

Professional Groemir , „ „__ 

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CLOfBD MONDAY* • 

Ocean City, N,j, 

Every child entered 

received a silver dollar, a 

Com following ttie pat 

There were six cas 

prizes given <strong>for</strong> ttie most 

original design, most paw- ' 

otic and best decorated. 

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Above: Abâl! Marcus stops riding long enough to 

eat an Ice cream cone. Above, right; Joy 

Alexander poses m ietiy Ross <strong>for</strong> Cedar Beach 

Fourth of July parade, winning first prize In Division 

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Lett: Martin Gehlraus of 

Oreland, Pa and Ocân 

City, InhfepaWotJC garb <strong>for</strong> 

tho annual Fourth of Jufy 

festMfesfti the north end 

- SECTION orae: 

Of parades north and south 

Cedar Beach and Gardens bicyclists celebrate 

the Fourth of July in their otin individual styles 

Mem Michael Santore of Cheltenham, Pa., was a first place winner In the 1 to 6 year division of the Cedar Beach 

bvtfrg Gartens bike parade. 

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FASHION SHOWS EVERY WEDNESDAY! 

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FRIENDSHIP SCHOOL 

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The restored Friendship 

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Served 8 a.m. to 2 p.m 

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Served from J p.m. 


Fireworks fires keep firemen frantic 

SOMIRS POINT — The Saturday night which were called to scene to nants. But a couple thou- 

fire department had one of flared again on Monday handle a blaze. It burned sand gallons of water 

the busiest weekends in and ' Tuesday ' »t the " same just 100 iquare feet, but apparently didn't do "the 

recent memory over the 

p.m. to 4 p.m., or by 

locution. 

shot flames close enough Wck. 

Fourth of July holiday, 

appointment. For more 

Fire officials estimate to the Parkway to tempo- ...... After the- ...„-_. fire .

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IMPASSE 


tneir diiterenMS. 

"We have got to ronvince 

the Beard of Education that 

Large 

SHRIMP 

18.25 ,, 

LOBSTER 

BISQUE 

$1.99 p. 

PRIME MEATS 

N,Y, Strips 

& Filets 

TUNA 

STEAKS 

$4.80 lb. each 

Pricoo geod timugh July t, KN 

Live Crabs, Party Trays, Shrimp, 

Certified Clams and Oysters 

Oven Rudy Selections 

OPf N 7 Dayi a WwN 

Roo»evelt Blvd., Marmora N. J. 

VISA-MASTIR CAW AOCIPTID 

NM to OtUMHS REST. Ex» 26 eff OuM SW* Pk«y. 

,380-3474 

j * * '*5>fl 

(i •veryfliing -QQ 

cans. 

1 <strong>for</strong> your Night in 

¥enl§t F«ny • wwk from tomorrow 

night? Many o! your friends and neighbors 

htvi bttn In to ehop the 

bountiful aisles of Tho Clfdo Uquor 

Store far Mr party needs. 

if your shopping ehwei ara still 

bo<strong>for</strong>e you here are a lew iuggjs- 

Uoni to fwlp M M your planning. Tor 

your beer-drlnklng guosts we etjirhavt 

a supply of taps and accessories 

<strong>for</strong> your •quiwir aridtor Mr of 

beer. Ai alwiyi, you'll find a wash 

supply of farm in bottles 

Our supply of finest Imported and domostlo wlnos still 

remains one of the most oxtenslve In In* state. 

Vou ore, of course, familiar with our lam itMen of 

Scotches, Blendt, gourfaeni, Olnt, Vodkas, Rums, 

Brandies, Cognac end Cordials. 

Champagnes from he most famous vintners of France, 

and lit us not <strong>for</strong>got our most extensive selection of 

superior Champagnes from Cali<strong>for</strong>nia. 

I! you and yours are bit guests at one of Die many bayaide 

parties scheduled tor Night In Venice, then there is no 

bettor way of expressing your appreciation than bringing a 

gift-wrapped package from Circle Uquor. 

Party snarti? Larger and mere iastMtmpHng than ever 

bo<strong>for</strong>e. And <strong>for</strong> special gifts, visit our wine accessory •hep. 

Remembor-whon mu ihep Trie Circle Liquor Store you 

are shoeslng from the slKMvis of tht store chosen Number 

One In South Jersey, by the knowledgeable Atlantic City 

Magazine. 

••»••••«• 

COOKING WITH WINE 

Burgundy Silid OraMIng 

To make 1 and 1/3 cups, you II need. 1 small clove garlic-crushed, 

1 teaspoon salt, 1/2 cup oDve or other oil, 3 

tabiDspoons red wine vinegar, 1/4 cup catsup,-1 teaspoon 

Worcestershire sauce, 1/2 teaspoon dry mustard, 1 raw egg, 

31 teblospoona Burfiuntry or other red table wine. 

Chop garlic fine Pour salt over garlic; mash together with a 

table knife to <strong>for</strong>m a paste Combine garlic paste with all 

remaining Ingrodlents, beat well Pour over mixed greens 

and toss, also excellent over half an avacado sniffed with 

shrimp or crab. 

A h»ro Is no braver than an ordinary man, but h« I* 

brav* Itva mlnUt«i longer. 

PROUDLY 

CELEBRATING 

OUR 

50th ANNIVERSARY 

-O I 

THit SENT1NBL.LEPGER, OCEAN f!|TV, N..I. FRIDAY. JttLV 8,1988 

GILUAN 

"The point being is." he minlmujn S18.S00 standard, 

contoued, "every year you local taxpayers in those di«- 

idled up paper under his really don't care whether Gillian. 

don't catch up, that (defldt) frets are only funding 8 per- been 

compounds." 

cent and 7.5 perV«n| 

as ut 

arm. He says he plans to anybody else comes to In moments of pressure, 

dip and gave until the next Ocean City...' says Gillian. Gillian rarely raises his 

toe community is behind us Recently teachers fii Mid^ inataam, respectively, ihe 

and tfiat w« kave great 

Job actions 

budget sessions a recent "You know, they were voice in public:, rather, he 

die Township negotiated a said. 

resolva," he said. 

teachers include -one June 

pictorial on tho condition of pretty much tourists them- usually speaks through a*i 

two-year contt-aet <strong>for</strong> 46 In th« 19B6.B7 school 

County Municipal Utilities 

The union*! demands, 

23 which saw teachers pick- 

the boardwalk. Hell use it selves, but now that they toothy grin, ffe's gotten 

and 8 pereeht. and in Cape year, WaMman said, the 

Authority commissioner. 

laid Waidman, art an ef<strong>for</strong>t 

eting outside the, middle 

to lobby <strong>for</strong> a more expen- live* here and are retired, ahead without banging his 

May City trtehars got 14 average teacher in Ope 

But by the <strong>time</strong> his term is 

to make up ground lost 

school in Petersburg, And 

sive but better quality, their opinion <strong>change</strong>s. They fist or throwing tantrums. 

percent and 9 p#rctnt, May County made (23,8)0 

up, hen be 60. 

over three sutceMive can- 

the June 21 Board of Educa- 

longer lasting lumber <strong>for</strong> would like to draw the He owes his demeanor to 

Waidman added. 

and had 12 years of experi- 

"I might decide that 

tames negotiated without 

tion meeting,, which 

die boardwalk. 

bridge up and say, *no more years of hiring young kids 

An NJBA spokeswoman ence. In Upper Township 

maybe If s <strong>time</strong> to spend the 

theaJdoftheNJBA, 

received television cover- 

It won't be the first <strong>time</strong> people come in. . 

— some of whom have 

in Trenton said the the average* were S18.O0B age, was jammed in a show 

Gillian asks Council to dig Mayor Gillian is mayor of never worked be<strong>for</strong>e — to 

A ,17 to 18 percent increases in Middle and and 13 put. 

little bit and enjoying deep. 

two towns, he often says. work <strong>for</strong> him on his amuse- 

increase, ho said, would put Cape May City made up <strong>for</strong> 

the teachers on a par with 

Thwe a« other, mm of <strong>for</strong>ce by the union. says Oman. Being naye, "Maybe that's my prob- Ocean City is a seaside ments. But even be<strong>for</strong>e mat, 

late implementation of the 

foe county avenge and 

complicated Issues In the One member of Hie Board tafces up mudi more tune lem," says Gillian. T &y to community, and a tourist he had the power to perjL 

state minium »!ary standard 

would grant increasas com- 

earn tract. 

of Education, apparently fthfcfcild 

do everything the very best, business. 

suade. As a piano player at* 

of$18,S00. 

parable to o&m di«hiets in 

Both sides are trying to disgruntled by the Inability Perhaps his biggest head- or 1 don't do it. That's the Gillian likes the way the 17, he mpde "some pretty 

lecause the state pays the 

Cape May County. 

reduce the number of salary of both sides to reconcile, ache comes from newspa- way my whole Me hastwo 

balance these days. If s money" with his own 15- 

difference to achieve the steps from the current, coin- lamented the loss of a good pers, in which he Is often been." 

still reasonably quiet in the plece band mat played area 

paraHvely high number. board-teacher rapport at criticized or parodied. That outlook often makes winter, and draws a school functions, 

More steps mean it takes the hands of a few "militant Although his city solicitor, him a misfit In a conserva- respectable, clean-cut 

longer <strong>for</strong> a teacher to reach teachers." 

Gerald Corcoran, is con- 

Tve always sort of had a 

tive town. He's also cdtt- crowd in the summer. 

the upper level of Uie pay A third session with the 

stantly announcing that he 

way of getting people to do 

dzed <strong>for</strong> seeming to pull <strong>for</strong> "Everybody admits that 

semle. The two side* can t sari negotiator hasn't been 

nev«r reads the paper, 

things <strong>for</strong> me? says Gillian 

tourists In a city full of up and down the coast "People don't rand doing 

•gree on how fast those scheduled. 

V upon stuff <strong>for</strong> you if you appreci- 

steps should be eliminated. 

— James FltzPalrick 

peace and aulet 

"We Wnd of live to 

m the No. 1 class tmortln ate It and show it, and I try 

Binding arbitration 

«A lot ofpeople mat« 

one week to another to see 

our state, nd artm? to do that." A 

would mean grievances 

MaUy not in business imd 

which cannot be resolved COURSE JULY.19 what we"re going to attack 

ming to be proud of," says 

through standard channels ON BACK CARE this week or what we did 

would be settled by an A course on back care to wrong," says GilUan, sHU 

impartial third party, aid in postural eorrecHon, frowning at the bain ride, OCEAN CITY EVENTS 

SEAFOOD MARKET whose findings would be lifting techniques and exer- which is running too slow- 

binding on the teachers and dses <strong>for</strong> the prevention and ly, backing up the backs. 

TODAY OWday) 

Qub 

— Always Fretb — 

the district. 

relief of chronic lower back We read the letters to the 

sponsorliig SUNDAYteoufh 

pain is being offered at editor, <strong>It'</strong>s definitely part of 

* 

one of Caoe May County's 

Binding arbitration is in 

Shore Memorial Hospital, ourUfe." 

largest bioioaica! lobster holdinq the eonta-aet <strong>for</strong> support 

pan 

Somere Point 7 to 9 p.m. 

staff. 

Some<strong>time</strong>s negative cov- 

tanks LOBSTERS from 1 Ib. to 10 lbs. 

Tuesday, July 19; cost is $2, erage can be used to his 

According to Waidman, 

HotJUa 81 Oast Guard 

advance registration advantage, admits Gillian, 

the district has agreed to 

auxiliary meeting. Great 

• This Weeks Specials • 

required; 653-4SK), who at <strong>time</strong>s walks in 

binding arbitration but not 

Council chambers with a 

SWion, Station Rd., 8 pjn. 

OYSTERS LOBSTER 

SATURDAY 

I3.ao _ $6.95 i&. 

Ocean City Historical 

All Sizes 

Society annual fair on the 

a WIDN85DAY. 

* Ocean QV Pops 

BB, William ScheOde con?i 

j[ucto,t appearing on tot 

Mutie Her featuring guest 

sololsB, 8 pm, Admisaion 

free Sunday, $1 Monday- 

Wednesday. 

w •* *e *«*AClvic 

Center, 6th Street off boardwalk, 

9 »m, to 8 pm Cên 

tomepuMic. 

Polish American String 

Band Mummers concert on 

the Music Pier, sponsored 

by Ocean CltyUpper MONDAY 

Township Rotary Qub to Reception <strong>for</strong> Trida Bow- 

benefit charity, § man, newly crowned Mils 


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To make reservations please stop by Cafe or call 3980451 

All reservations payable In advance In person 

Enjoy Ocean City's Spectacular Bay 


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SEE IT FRESHLY MADF 

The Flanders Hotel. Spon-* 

sored by the City of Ocean 

dry, the public Is welcome. 

Ocean City Library Board 

, meeting, in the library, 3:30 

pjn. 

Wyoming Hotel bridge 

games, 724 Ocean Ave., 7:30 

?•»• .. & 

Mde of Ocean City BU 

No. 757 meeting, 618 Bay 

Ave., 8 p.m. 

VFW ouHMtag, Post MM, 

Ex<strong>change</strong> Cub meeting, 

Daniel's Restaurant, Somets 

Point, 6:30 p.m. '/J 

Ocean City Cord Club, 

youth center, 7 p.tm 

LOHINRBCBIVES 

MASTERS DEGREE 

Anita F. Lohln recently 

received her master of science 

degree In computer 

, science bom Villanova University. 

She Is employed bvf# 

Sadtier Research laboratories 

of Philadelphia. Mrs. 

Lohin and her husband, 

!• David, reside in William- 

, stown. She is the daughter 

•i ofSonlaForry.andmelate 

Walter Forry, of Tuckahoe. 

Boardwalk 

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Friday, July 8,1988 

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sports/recreation 

Ocean City Royals split pair in Atlantic County Baseball League 

BOIfS TENNIS ALL-STARS 

SINGLES 

DlTtt J«pw» _—„„__. Cumberland 

Vlnelund 

.Holy Spirit 

DOUBLES 

Ktfln IUD, }«nts SulimiD._ Cumberland 

John Sulari, JeffGroeanui Atlantic City 

2ND BASE 

Drew R Air- 

Vladud 

3200 M RUN 

JAVLIN 

MkePniitO. 

DISCUS 

baseman Mark Seim. O'Brien, despite 10 strike- 

Lpu DiPietro was theouts, 

took the loss. 

winning' pitcher while 

— Bruce SUvihky 

The Fourth of July week- City record to 10-10 in the Royals a lead of 6-1. righthander Scott Market in Prior to Urbani's big blast and Pete Thomas walked 

end went out With a bang ACBL's American Division, Linwood came back from the bullpen, replacing in the third, Phil Santa <strong>for</strong> the Royals. They each 

<strong>for</strong> the Ocean City Royals They have won six of their strong, however, in the bot- starter Ed Loeffler, and he Maria scored on a double advanced on a wild pitch 

baseball team. last eight and seem des- torn of the sixth. Rob notched his first save. by Joe Sheffer. Shelter then and scored on a single by 

Two hortt runs flned <strong>for</strong> a ipot in toe Holmes miked <strong>for</strong> the visi- The game was not all Hre- rode home on the Urbnnl Bob O'Brien, giving Ocean 

accounted <strong>for</strong> Six of the 11 league's playoffs, 

tors with Jay Haymaker woris, however. In the bot- home run. 

City a 2«1 lead. 

runs scored in their 6-5 tri- The Royals' Joe Urbani, and Roy Sellato following torn of the Hwtuinlng, Tony On Saturday night, A seventh inning RBI 

umph over Unwood San- who is hitting .492 on the with singles, Gary Qcat-Glglio grounded a single to Absecon scored in die first double by Glen Masters 

day in the Atlantic County year, clouted a two-run teUo men powered a grand water to score the first Inning on a sacrifice fly by tied the score. The winning 

Baseball League. The Roy homer to left in the bottom itam home run to cut the Ocean City run. 

Troy Amato. In the bottom run scored on a single by 

alshadlosttoAbsecon,3-2, of the third inning, driving lead to one run. The RoyaU got hm more of the second, Santo Maria 42-year old Absecon first 

on Saturday night the ball half way up the Ocean City player-man- in the second on RBI dingles 

The win nised the Ocean light pole. That gave the ager fctett Wee taought by Craig Cuwy and Urn, 

Raider physicals start Monday 

CAPE ATLANTIC LEAGUE 1988 DIVISION IALL-STARS FAIRWAY FLOORCOVERfNG",'> 

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Holj Spirit 

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BudPkcail 

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3RD BASE 

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GOLFALLSrARS 

....„ Holy Spirit 

DESMOND ATKINSON „. . OCEAN CrTY 

Jim Bniunn, ,, . 

MlUMirino-. 

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SOFWALLALLJTARS 

prrcHEBs 

CINDY HAIJ ,B,,,,,, OCEAN CITY 

Mlfgt K(H.. — ... Atlantic City 

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Junlt Lett ».».«..«««.-_„. MlllvUle 

2ND BASE 

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3RD BASE 

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OUTFIELDERS 

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MlMFuJlkL. 

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OUTFIELDEHS 

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DESIGNATED HTTTER 

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BOYS TRACK ALL-STARS 

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JoeBlackmll 

EJI.T. 

100 M DASH 

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1600 M RUN 

UrieRldgewnj 

.BrMgMM 

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LONG JUMP 

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RH.T. 

HIGH JUMP 

Andre Buck „_.»_»»._.__, Curabtrland 

SHOT PUT 

JatoaWlBrotf,. 

.... Cumberland 

-Atmgaml 

GIttUVtACK ALL-STARS 

100 M HURDLES 

Shannali .Wht—-m, 

100 M DASH 

PAMMcFABLAND_ OCEAN CriTf 

1600 M RUN 

ALISON AMICONE OCEAN CITY 

400 M DASH 

M»rcj DarmtUiJUr.- Vtallud 

LONG JUMP 

Hilda Walker^- ,C|raibtrtud 

HIGH JUMP 

TuraAlHa — »CuiBb«riaiid 

KcUyMcEtroj. 

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SHOT PUT 

LarlaaOberboin 

400MMUBDLES 

CARLA ROBERTS .OCEAN CITY 

800MRUN 

ALISON AMICONE .OCEAN CITY 

200 M DASH 

HIMl W«lk(T—. 

1600 (I mile relay) 

E.H.T. — Pal McGUthln, Lamont Taylor, 

3200 M RUN 

BASEBALL ALLSTAKS 

Joe Blscknell, Vaughn Howis 

Mlllvllle—Brian Pmnowlch, CUrtOM For- Tunay Cmnr «,»«_»._, MtlalMd j 

BobWctenmo. 

MlllvUIi mt, Grtfi Smllb, Kevin Hobnei 

DISCUS 

AIMiUM. 

400 M. HURDLES 

BMtfri Eoberti._~—. 

SJH.T hi McGjMhln-. „-«.. „ E.H.T. 1600 M BELAY 

CATCHER 

100 M RUN 

TKRRV DOUGHERTV ... OCEAN CITY 

M(M MUey ._„„.. .. Absegaml ALISON AMCONE—w 

1ST BASK 

Vlariud 

200 M DASH 

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If only there were more professionals like Mike T^soh 

By JIM CLARK 

In the art world, many observers find beauty in simplidty. 

Mike Tyson 1 ! reduction of the art of boxing to a simple 

brutality jpawni more boast than beauty. 

Tyion (35-0,31 KO) needed just 1:31 to diipatch of 

Michael Spinks-01-1, 21 K05 On June 17 in front of 

21,875 fans who hardly had a chance to warm the Mats 

of the Atlantic City Convention Center, 

Tyson retained hJi IBF.WBA and WBC heavyweight 

titles and Q-ushed any claimi the previously undefeated 

Spinks had to his reign. 

The bout was tha fourth quickest title match in the history 

of the sweet sdence. For Michael Spinks, it musi 

have felt Ukfl <strong>for</strong>ever, 

Tyson suffocated Spinki from the opening boll, 

employing his familiar sprint-from-the-comer aggrei- 

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sion. With the charging champion heaving arttUery 

from botR sides almost instantaneously, Spinki tried 

briefly to dutch and tie up the young earmonball, choosing 

not to retreat. 

The first of the few but meaningful eight punches that 

Tyson landed stunned Spinks who, Tyson said, 

"wobbled a little." He would wobble much more In a 

few seconds when a Bunching left hook to the head followed 

by a crisp right to the body Med Spinks <strong>for</strong> the 

first <strong>time</strong> in his illustrious pro career and made the conclusion 

an inevitability. 

Tyson, the geat finisher, kept the pursuit in high gear, 

Spinks, on his feet after a two-count, tried to stand teeto-toe 

with hopes of landing a hard right. He wi» 

quickly clubbed with a short Tyson right to the top of 

the head as he leaned low and directly into the blow, 

Spinks tried gamely to beat referee Frank Cappuccino 

s count, but he tottered into the ropes. 

Already having turned to the Spinks corner with a 

demonstrative taunt, Tyson shrugged to the shocked 

audience as if to ask That's it? 

i became the Ififh man to be knocked out by 

Tyson. In the first round, 

lore fodder <strong>for</strong> the beast. 

Afterward, a vlndicUve Tyson, who wlU collect 

approximately $20 miUlan <strong>for</strong> his troubles, ripped mem- 

bers of the media whom he felt disgraced him and his 

family by harping on Ws iuppesed marital problems 

with Robin Givens, 

Addressing the effect of these "distractions" on his 

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concenBmUon, Tyson commented, "I try to be the ultimate 

professional, I get the job done regardkss of disttmctlons." 

The 22-year-old Tyson also threatened retirement due 

to his exasperation with the antics of the media, "As far 

as I know, this might be my last fight," he said, 

Don't believe it. The retirement of the thick-necked 

tiger would rob the fans of pugilism. Tyson continues to 

improve by leap and bounds each <strong>time</strong> out. His terrific 

p«ek-a-boo head movement, his <strong>for</strong>m of defense which 

allows Mm to pursue relentlessly, has almost reached 

the level of Ms power. 

A recovered Spinks, who many thought would seriously 

test or defeat the champion, spoke of this awesome 

power, 

Tyson has a lot to work with," he said. "He's a very 

hard puncher." 

"It doesn't take a hard shot to knock someone out. It 

has to be in the right spot. Where he hit me (on top of 

the head), anyone would be light-headed." 

Eddie Futeh, Spinks* trainer, had wanted Spinks to box 

and move, but his disdple Med to execute the game 

plan, a typical problem of Tyson opponents. 

The 31-year-old Spinks, whose tremendous loyalty to 

manager lufch Lewis will pay off in the <strong>for</strong>m of $13.5 

million, will most likdy reHfe. He emtaacid Tyson on 

die podium, a glimpse of the classy sportsmanship that 

has always been his tndemvk. Although Michael 

Spinki the fighter Med, Michael Spinks the man will be 

SQUARE DANCING 

happy, as he has said he is and always will be. 

This fight, billed Once And <strong>for</strong> Ml, WM inmost anticipated 

since Ali-FraaerJII. It turned out that Sean Penn's 

prefight scuffle with a photographer (yea, another one!) 

lasted longer. • > • 

Tyson was <strong>for</strong>ced again to analyze a non-competitive 

fight. 

"I saw his fear and I knew it would be a first-round 

knockout," he said. "Alto I hurt him, mew were only 

two things he could do: fight scared like he did or run 

around all night, 

"He took the better option of the fight." 

Why was it so easy, champ? 

"Eight weeks of training made tonight possible.' 

Tyson's biggest fight may now be against his manager. 

Bill Cayton. Tyson said their relationship has "gore 

downhill" and he has filed a lawsuit trying to negate 

their contract. The champion contends that he signed 

the current agreement without the knowledge that 

Jimmy Jacobs, his deceased co-manager, was terminally 

ill and womd hand him over completely to Cay ton 

upon his death. A more pertinent motivation <strong>for</strong> the 

Mom may be the fart that ttyten collects 39.3 percent 

of Tyson's earnings, 

Ringwise, Tyson is tentatively scheduled to slaughter, 

wflght, Frank Bruno, a 6-3,225-pound Briton with a 

38-2 record on Sept, 3 In London's Wembley Stadium in 

front of 50,000-plus Bruno partisBis, > 

Bruno was an unimpressed wiBiess of Tyson's destruction 

of Spinks. 

"I know what he (Tyson) is like," he commented. 

Tve worked with Mm be<strong>for</strong>e. And, Pot a natural 

heavyweight." Spinks was a light-heavyweight toe 

much of his career, 

"HI have to stay out of range, yet show some power," 

Bruno continued. "You have to make Mm have respect 

<strong>for</strong> you," 

Asked what Spinks did wrong, Bruno quipped, "He 

came out of the dressing room. 

One has to wonder if mat humor will surface after 

Bruno gets $ rattier rude seat on the canvas courtesy of 

Tyson In front of Ms countrymen, 

Make it easy, Frank, old bean. Don't come out of your 

dressing room, 

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FRIDAY, JULY 8,1988 THE SENTINEL.LEDQER, OCEAN CITY, N.J. PAGE 3 — SECTION TWO 

On Benjamin Flpunder history, and the latest reelthing 

POINT CARDS 

f 

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I do hops that everybody .only a few knew of. <strong>time</strong> our <strong>for</strong>efathers met in Anglers drifting the bay" 

had •safe and happy Somewhere near the lost PhlUy. 

have been having a tough 

urth. teat traffic was city of Flukoadelphia, fish Over 200 yean ago ago 

of things. There are fluke 

ivy as hundreds of peo- from hundreds of miles group of delegates met toin 

the bay, but they seem to 

ple took to the waters.. Fes- around gathered to cele- break ties with Ungflsh still be hiding in tight little 

tivities wart going on brate tta signing of the Dec- George 01^ These.delegates groups lots of fish together, 

everywhere; picnics, laration of Independence. included, Benjamin Rotm-, but none in between. And 

parades and the like. But They were remembering der, George Weaki'eton, believe me, there is a lot of 

somewhere in- tha dsap the events that transpired Perch Revere, Alexander water in between. 

there wen celebrations that roughly arouptf the same Sbriperton and others. Those fishennan having 

One of the most drastic success in the flat iish 

acts this band of rebels took department have been 

was during Ota Boston Tea working hard. Upon locat- 

Party. After the landbound ing a hole, the proven tactic 

Patriots threw the crates of has been to get the fish 

tea into the harbor, die fish aboard and circle back over 

drove to tea and crates to the spot. Not too fast, the 

the beach where the British roar of an engine could 

soldiers and fish hung out. spook the fish into not feed- 

This caused all the boxes to ing. Idle speed around. 

wash ashore and spoil the You could mark your 

Brit's weekend picnic at the, ipot with a weighted float, 

shore. 

but everybody else will find 

Chamber flounder 

tournament set 

Hie fourth annual Upper Intry fee Is $4 and regls- 

Township Chamber of tration is available at Jeffers 

Commerce Rounder Tour- Florlsl Rt. 9 Palermo, Deaunament 

wUl be held July 17 vUle Inn Strathmere,, Levari 

in an event to benefit the Pteerla Route 9 Marmoim, 

Whe blues boys 

chamber scholarship fund or Clayton's Marina Mar- 

Mikt Larlo and Stan Hanna of Ocean City caught these at Ocean City High School. mom. 

15 blues, the heaviest 11 pounds, fishing the South Prizes will be awarded Registration cutoff is 8 

Avalon Shoals. Weigh-in was at Flshln* Stuff tackle shop <strong>for</strong> the top 10 fish and, theam, 

the day of the tourna- 

hire. 

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only at the Deauvllle ton at 

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tional prize <strong>for</strong> the biggest Deauville ton which will 

fflgh scorers <strong>for</strong> June 22 

in bridge at the Seiners 

catching fish. 

provide free hot dop at 

Door prizes will be weigh in. 

Point Senior Cud Club 

awarded. 

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were Herb Chaffee 5,160, 

Jeffers Horist at 390-1846 or 

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Held 4,160, Adele Lindner 

Classified Ark I Clayton 

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3,690.High on June 29 in 

pinochle were LouiselI4 

Ruddy m, Aim Sullivan* 

571, Ann Schubert 537, Dot 

Rudolph 49O.High scorers 

in bridge were Mary Gibson 

4,460, Edith Bennett 

4,170, Mary Shields 3,790, 

MriWkftld, M4Q, 

1 nabbeda 3-pound 14-ounce street bridge. Most people 

fluke in the channel near never see canners. They are. 

the Parkway bridge. Pink small fish of the tautog fam- 

and whits bucktail was ily that hang around rocks 

used to nab these fish. with their, bigger cousins, 

Kids seemed to be thethey 

usually wind up steal-* 

best fishermen this week. Ing bait and posing as a 

Seven-year-old Jason nuisence. Their tiny mouths 

Rosegren of Mays Landing make them hard to hook. 

hooked and fought to the Weaks are starting to be 

boat by himself Q 3-pound taken along the rivers. 

2-ounce fluke. This fish wasKingflsh 

are running in 

taken In the GE inlet spurts along the beach. 

Joe Ziccardl Jr. of Long- Happy Findependence 

that spot too- Take visual idea just how cool bottom port caught a 1-pound yaU . 

ranges from lour to sixtemps 

are. 

2-ounce canner at the 9th 

-Dave 

points on land, Una up In our own bay, Eric 

between these points and Syder of Maple Glen, Pa,, 

you will come close bagged a 6-pound 11 •ounce 

enough. 

flounder on Monday. This LET'S GO FISHIN© 

Blues are quite a ways fish was caught in the chan- LURA MARIE n 

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en. Really big ones are Guard station. 

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by the Strathmere Fishing 

Qnd Envircinmental Qub. 

Hodges' eateh, a 4-pound 

l>ounce flounder, was the 

biggest fish caught in the 

tournament, Second- and 

third-place finishers in the 

women's division, with their 

caWhes, we« Qtittte>'p£ 

owsW, 1 pjjunfl-4'enmeisi 

and Louise Tmylnr, 1 pound'2 

hooked a 2-pound 

flsh to wm the 

men's division. Second and 

thtad'wen Jim CaUahan, 2 

pounds 9 ounces; and Frank 

Jankowski, 2 pounds 2 ounces. 

; A l-pound frounce floun- 

âr won <strong>for</strong> Townsend, a S 

r old. In second and third 

ês in tiw juvtnUe.dlviilon 

iêre 4-year-old Alex Elden, 

14 ounces; and 1%- 

I Jennjte CaUahan, 1 

pound 2 ounces. 

T Weî4n and the awarding 

of trophies took place at 

lie WeUands mstttute 

is sponsoring a 

crab catching contest 

between 8:30 and 

11:30 a.m. "Hursdiy, 

July 14.. 

The action foUows a 

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about crabs — 

how to identify male 

and female crabs, 

what size are legal to 

keep, and suggested 

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those without mem* 

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At 1130, crabbers 

will return to the 

institute, on Stone 

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near the entrance to 

Stone Harbor, <strong>for</strong> 

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Including the most 

crabs and the largest 

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Home of 

Miss N.J. 

Already people aw talking about Ocean City ag 

the hometown of Miss New Jersey, Of course they 

are, Tricia Bowman is the new Mta New Jereey 

and in a couple of months wiU tie on stage in 

Atlantic City Convention Hall, a participant in th# 

Miss America Pageantl 

Quite an accomplishment <strong>for</strong> a 19-year-old resident. 

And quite an honor <strong>for</strong> her home town. 

AH of America's greatest family resort can be proud 

that we have the likes of Tricia representing 

Ocean City in the spotlight of upcoming nationwide 

publicity. 

To let her know Just how wonderful we consider 

her accomplishments, be on hand to greet her 

Monday afternoon at The Flanders where a public 

reception has been scheduled between 1 and 3 

o'clock. What better way to acknowledge her 

achievements than by a giant gathering of family 

and friends; what better'way to show the traditional 

Ocean City family spirit? 

One can shrug off pageant competitions if not 

involved, <strong>It'</strong>s easy bring a spectator. Thart why 

there are so many spectators. We can think we 

know, that feeling, but unless we've been down 

that road, we don't, f 

We all, however, know the feeling of joy- of satisfaction 

that conies when you know you've done 

your best. They say Tricia was absolutely radiant 

last Saturday during the Miss New jersey Pageant, 

The judges obviously saw that. 

Congratulations, Tricia Bowman, Thanks <strong>for</strong> 

being a winner. Moreover, thanks <strong>for</strong> being your- 

SBlf. 

We're all proud of you. 

A prayer <strong>for</strong> 

citizenship 

following is the benediction gnm by Msgr. Thomas 

H. Skarkej/ during the inauguration of ward Council 

members and the reorganization of City Council at The 

Fkn&m July Is 

Almighty God, you havt gtytn us this 

• good land <strong>for</strong>ou*tjg$gge aifl we havfe 

' choien America'a FamftjpResort <strong>for</strong> otfr~ j * -^* 

home. 

We humbly ask you that we may always 

prove ourselves a people mindful of your 

favor and glad to do your will. Bless our 

city with honorable endeavor, Save us from 

violence, diacord and confusion, from pridi 

and arrogance and from every evil way, 

Endow with the spirit of wisdom those to 

whom in your name we intrust the authority 

of government, that there may-be'justice 

and peace, and that through obedjenci to 

your law, we may show <strong>for</strong>th your praise. 

Send your spirit on the citizens of Oils city, 

that they may become active m the affairs of 

government, that they may not confuse dissent 

<strong>for</strong> disloyalty, that they may use their 

mighty power <strong>for</strong> the h§aUng of dlfferencM 

with Justice, mercy and love. s 

In <strong>time</strong> of prosperity, fUl our hearts with 

thankfulness and In days of trouble, do not 

allow our trust in you to fail. 

Friday. July 8,1988 

Small ef<strong>for</strong>t at solving extensive problem 

Editor's nett — This is a 

com of a Mir to Lmup S. 

Blade fr. of Wilmington, Del 

Dear Mr/Hack! 

I have wad with very 

much interest and concern 

your letter dated June 2 

which points out the boating 

safety environment in 

Great Egg Arbor Bay from 

footers Point past Ocean 

City to Longport. 

^totally agree with your 

/|¥J$uest to develop mea-" 

•"tffflfes to imptfoVefae safety 

With the boating traffic in 

'this area. 

It is a combination of 

many factors, such as, budget 

cut-backs <strong>for</strong> both the 

Coast Guard and the 

Marine Police, Increased 

boat and jet Ski ownership, 

increase in the number of 

untrained boat operators, 

etc. which are causing these 

conditions to become more 

eritteal. 

The answer has got to 

come from tiie federal government, 

state of New jersey 

and local municipalities 

providing funds <strong>for</strong> 

increased surveillance of 

the waterways. 

We meenfly appolntid 

David Wlnslow our harbormaster 

and Thomas Durkin 

our deputy harbormaster so 

that they can begin patrolling 

the waterways to offer 

some deterrent to careless We fully appreciate your 

boaters, We realize that ihJa concern en ttUi matte- and 

is only a relatively mall want you to know that we 

ef<strong>for</strong>t to solve this extensive will continue to push <strong>for</strong> 

problem, but at least it was increased funding from 

a step in the right (Unction, both the federal and state 

Pubiiihad In AnnriM's anatttf Funny Maori 


A OMMan of ieutfi Jtnw Ritfg, he. 

Howwd L. aim Prwldent 

government in order to provide 

much needed additional 

personnel- 

Roy Gillian 

Mayer 

Stood firm in face of pressure 

Editor, Sentinel-Ledger: to send a letter of appreda- Dear President Jones: v 

At a recent meeting of the tion to City Council Presl- At the June 16 Coundl 

Fairness- InvTaxeB-Assoda,- dent.Jack Jones, and to aak meeting, a most heated;distiV^gmotion 

was^ê AatitbepAjêdtoTheSifrt- cujijon cqêflrntog Jhe 

linardmously adopted tinel-Ledger as fopWK lncmsBinbuuingÎptS^ 

PHONE 399-5411 

FRED C. BENSON ...............Publloher 

JOHN H. ANDRUSII.....:............. ..............Editor 

BYAON T. MERCER..............Adverosing Manager 

introduced by Mayor 

Gillian u an amendment to 

the proposed soning ordinance, 

took place. 

We applaud your strong 

position of having no more 

<strong>change</strong>s made to the ordinance. 

As president of City 

Coundl, you held firm and 

were hi control of the meeting 

when the vote was 

taken. You along with the 

support of four other Council 

members were instrumental 

in having the 

much-delayed and long 

sought after master plan 

finally become law. 

The association appreciates 

your ef<strong>for</strong>U hi resisting 

pressures and voting with 

your constituents. 

Doris M. Poker, 

Secretary 

Page 4 

Volunteers with 

boats needed <strong>for</strong> 

Night in Venice 

Editor, Sentinisl-Ladger: •eat to watch me 

We of the Night in Venice Anyone who has a boat and 

Committte would like to is interested in die continu> 

address the reridentt and adon of the Night in Venice > 

guests of Ocean City of several 

<strong>change</strong>s in this year's 

July 16 Boat Parade. 

First the storting <strong>time</strong> has 

Boat Parade, please calH 

Dave Winslow at 399-3829 

been delayed unU &30 p.m. 

due to tide conditions, The 

mira-coastal waterway will 

be dosed at 6:00 p.m. to 

non-participants so that 

anyone planning to watch 

the parade from a bolt 

should be in a designated 

anchorage by 6:00 p.m. 

Secondly, due to several 

incidents in the past, the 

Coast Guard has restricted 

boats of over 50 feet from 

parading through the 

lagoons. This means the 

spectators in the lagoons 

will see a shorter parade 

than in die past, since the 

large commercial party 

boats wiU not be going 

through the lagoon areas. 

While we of the Committee 

are disappointed at the ruling's 

Impact on the Parade, 

we appreciate and agree 

Witt the Coast Guard's concern 

<strong>for</strong> safety. 

In addition, the Coast 

Guard's huge budget cute 

aging the parade on die 

water. This has <strong>for</strong>ced One 

City and the Committee to 

assume a much greater role 

In providing patrol and 

marshal boats. Accordingly, 

we are In need of volunteers 

to provide boats and 

operators to fill these slots, 

You will have a front row 

5 

or City Hall lor more Wor-^ 

nation, 

ll 

Lastly, I would like to 

make a plea <strong>for</strong> courtesy 

and common sense among = 

boaters all year, but parHcu-p 

larly, on the night of July?? 

16, Anyone Who has opeiv^ 

ated a boat during or after" 

the Boat Parade can only> 

describe the scene as> 

"unbelievable.' Please be^ 

careful If you plan to party 1 * 

and operate a boat, appoint 

a designated driver who 

will not be dr&Udng. New, 

Jersey has the toughest 

drunk-driving laws In the 

radon, and the New Jersey 

Marine Police will be on the 

scene to en<strong>for</strong>ce these laws. 

But, apprehension by the 

Marine Police is the mildest 

of penalties; serious injury 

or death is the other 

potential penalty. 

We of At Night m Verdea. 

Committee have worked* 

hard since last summer to 

plan the 1988 Boat Parade. 

_ ,. . We are proud to be part, 

to limit and x think justifiably », of 

in man- thB pmnier eVent along the 

Ocean- City Bayfront and 

largest Boat Parade on the 

last Coast. We hope you 

have an enjoyable and safe 

<strong>time</strong> as you watch or parties 

ipate In the 1988 Night in' 

Venice Boat Parade, 

BobEdney 

Night in Venke 

Cemmittie 

Deplorable condition 

of''walk surprising 

Editor, Senttael.LedgeB I I think ifg ehaBgmg — 

just returned (June 26) from not <strong>for</strong> tine better, 

my exercise walk on the 

boardwalk. A year-round 

resident to 10 veers, I enjoy 

a walk on the boardwalk I 

was surprised at the deplorable 

condition. 

There were loose boards, 

broken boards, holes, cracks 

and also nails. 

Ocean City 

on boardwalk 

Editor, Sentinel-Ledger: 

know that with the" 

As I recently had eye sur- cable sense of values 

ThadfladUns (of tettertli noon Monday, 

Linn ihauM be douttupaowi «nd wfiti tuMtm nwr&m on am 

sldttolttia paper to («ciitot».dtdngtof»tyl« and cciociMiUH. 

Utwra muit include t» wtHsf"§ mm; (MINI tM phon» mgritm 

<strong>for</strong> varilleatlDn. Tnty muit bt MgUi, (x»hr«Wy typ»d, 

Wrliera may requtir anonymity, but i)gn«d ItBM taw ammt 

Impia. 

PubltcoUon It at Itie editor* dlttiMKon. 

The Soviet Communists are becoming downright democratic 

ByEDWISMER guage, It it was a veritable "leagues leagues could could no no longer longer The American press gtUl __ than ftWipeUtMiiHssuf, a political issue. ern em leaders still entertain .. „. 

idmethinir Something rnvnluHnn. revolution- Book of 

Revelations and 

and be tolerated. 

- Insists incUM «„ on quot&g"1£omi.••*•-• „„„«„„ r^«~ The macho ^cold cold war. war- the notion that Mwv they can « andenjoyed living here ."but dismay, 

ary happened at the nothing short of astound- What began as an unbe- 

recent Communist Party ing. 

muni.t dignitariM dignitaries *» «J»,W«* *•« win ttalllf only 

lievable evolution has 

y theyhaye y ave . 1_V . Thanks, 

Congress in Moscow. And The naysayers who are 

addressing each other as 8eefl the1 wortt rti htw a 

become a very convincing 

' « technological break- 

tovarich (comrade) when 

the ramifications of the suspicious of everyone's revolution. 

mare become reality and through to allow a first 

they have actually 

free-<strong>for</strong>-all held in what motives but their own will In over -70 years the 

their self-perpetuating strike without fear of 

reverted to the prerevolu- 

was once the monolithic say it was all staged to lull Soviet press under the 

dire predictions go zip- retaliation, the old Red 

tion <strong>for</strong>m of gospadin (mis- 

stronghold of Marxism the rest of the world into tightest controls never 

ping down the porcelain 

ter). 

reach far beyond the bor- complacency. The opd- reported accidents or It sounds trivial but it 

ders of Mother Russia. mists will greet the spec- 

What actually occurred tacle with euphoric 

was very much like an predictions. 

average day in the US. I suspect that the latter To those who are paying 

Congress in which mem- are closer to right than 

bers felt free to indulge m they allow themselves to attention, the <strong>change</strong>s in 

the most vitriolic invec- dream. ~\, 

tive and character assassi- A schism has been smol- the USSR are revolutionary 

nation with total dering In the Communist 

impunity. 

hierarchy <strong>for</strong> a long <strong>time</strong>. 

It is a ^miracle'that it It had earlier'manifesta- 

happened at all, but it was tions in the Socialist errors or even rumors of 

On television in living nations of Europe and dissension, and now it's 

color <strong>for</strong> all the world to Asia and finally burst into becoming commonplace. , 

see the bloodletting. It flame in Lenin's back Uncle Joe must be 

was a victory <strong>for</strong> glaatnos, yard. 

writhing in his back 

pereatroika democracy, A personal attack on a burner mausoleum, out of 

and is the most shattering 

event to take place in the 

Soviet Union'since, October 

1917. 

It was shocking enough 

<strong>for</strong> those who got a faint 

gi»t ofwhat was happen-, 

ing through the veu of 

distortion provided by, 

> translators both at home K,S 

The Cubs continued last 

to pace the'Yoi 

League, Here L 

ne by game rundown 

he action, beginning with 1 

the June 27 game: 

CnbalStA'all 

Jason Bruno led the Cubs 

to an extra-inning victory 

by going three <strong>for</strong> three at 

the plate and picking up the 

gttshing win in relief. 

The score was tied after 

the regulation sU iiuUnp, 

but the Cubs exploded in 

Bit seventh to gain the win, 

Tom Piernikowski delivered 

a bases-loaded double 

to spark the rally. 

THE SENTINEL-LEQGER, OCEAN CIT% NJ. 

leading the pack in Youth League 

Red Sex J2» Weft 2 " 

Jeff Keich did it all <strong>for</strong> the 

Red Sox, pitching a threehitter 

and going three <strong>for</strong> 

•hree at the jdaterfCevin 

» ' • • • 

2 Rangers 3, Astros 0 

Anthony Partite pitched 

his third consecutive no-hitter 

<strong>for</strong> the Rangers. 

David WoUet knocked a 

two-run hosier, and Kris 

Parrillo delivered an RBI 

triple to provide the 

offense. 

Giants 11, Royals 7 Bluejays 13, Angels 0 

David Aponte led the Michael Pond blanked 

way.<strong>for</strong> the GJantt, going the Angels by pitching a 

three <strong>for</strong> four with four one-hit shutout. David 

RBb. Chris McGowan and Bauer paced the offense, 

Ronnie Kooker also had going three <strong>for</strong> three. 

strong days at die plate. 

For the Royals, Rich Todd Burns supplied the 

Menghutfi and Mike Angels* tone hit. 

All-star action due in Point 

SOMIRS POWT r- Allstar 

action involving Somers 

Point players in Senior 

and Uttle leagues in baseball 

and softball have been 

announced, with play set 

<strong>for</strong> next week. 

In baseball, the Little 

League all-stars will play 

Bayshore at home July 11. 

^Lovett Pumps was the regular 

season champion In this 

league. Other all-star games 

will be played here July 15 

and IB, 

Frank Callio, Timothy 

Dinofa, Ryan Kent, John 

Lane, Jonathan Lavallee, 

Chris Natallo, Michele 

Nelll, Christopher Flenzick, 

Joel Renn, David Rossi, Jeffrey 

Thomas. 

The Senior League base* 

ball all-stari will play 

Hammonton July 12 in 

Hammonton. The league 

championship team was 

Mac's. Other Senior League 

all-star games will be 

played here July 15 and 19 

with 13-year-old all-star 

games belng$played July 14 

and 16, 

All-star team-members 

%Unti(*rth(*hall f " """'"' DeKosa, Kin Field, Jay 

unaer wo omi Pwdi Davld H^t,,,,; Bri* 

jfiiants pitcher David Aponte hat Just let loose with the Kuminka, John MichaeUdis, 

W\, and because ol the perspective and thi bail's arc, it Luis Osoria, Charles Reale, 

.appears to be just over his head. This is an example of David Reineehl, Keith 

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Ask tor Jim Calhoun 

FOX & LAZO INC., 

REALTORS 

(609)398-6000 

REAL ESTATE SALES 

Asgreiilve real estate 

company with a unique 

Investment and taxation 

approach, residential 

and commercial, con 

tlnulng In-house 

education. The <strong>time</strong> has 

ntver bttn bottor than 

now. 

JAMES M.DWYER 

Real Estate 

MrtSTWEMT t OEVELOFMEHT 

t0than(tW«stAve.O.C. 

398-1700 

InvMtmvnt propirty *nd rtiil 

nuut«Ktp«ci«inn. 

commercial and wldf ntlnl 

rtaltsn, 

$$Araa Supervlton Wanted 



WORLD 

HUHRYI THAINIMQ CLASS 

• •eiNSJULTI 

Work from your home now through 

fMctmtKr. WMkly par. No Invntrntni, 

fret training. No itinng 

nacaitary. 

Call <strong>for</strong> local Interview 

794-3575 

CAMPBELL 

SEAFOOD 

3231 AsbUryAvo. 

Variog* potMona qwi (or 

Call 399-4337 or 

399-2704 

Have Fun This Summer! 

Earn evsr $5 per hr plus end 

of seeson bonus. 

Full/part.limB petitions availabis 

Itnmedlatoly on Ocoan 

City Boardwalk telling perlonalized 

beadsd jewelry 

Easy to do! 

Call Name StjHon 

82S427B 

NOWferdsfails, H ! 

IWANTED 

Positions Open For 

' Real Estate 


•ROBERT L SHARP, 

REALTOR 

5501 West Avenue 

Ocean dry, NJ. 

MEMBER 

Ocian City loard of 

Realtors 

Homeowrws 

Marketing, 

Inc. 

Intemationtl Rtterral 



uiaroy Moratelll, Mgr. 

399-0784 

lUOTRIOWN • wim I yaan 

Good pay. Coll 203--A192, 

ESTABLISHiD OCEAN OITY - real m- 

Mta firm Booking •sgraiilvs, mollvumu 

brakeMalsipsrisn wlih Mpirltnn la 

manage busy branch oriica. Salary plus 

gineraus commission arranoament. Ruply 

Is Box 141, Ocean Clly, m, 

iXPANDINQ OMAN CITY LAW FIHM • 

•osls eipsrlsnctd Ugal iaeratary/AIlomey 

Assistant. Word processing sxporloiKa, 

with s passion <strong>for</strong> Kit law buih 

nan, la work With experioncod counsel 

In a tremendous Espill d'Corps atmoiphwa 

with great pay and bgneflis. Position 

available Immodlatoly, Call 009aiMioo 

, : V;, ' 

FISHERM1N MAJlINi BIOLOQIST • 

pan llms is Interview marina recreational 

tlshermon. Mull bo able Is Identify sail 

water flih Is ipodos Itvsl, Weekend 

work required. $B hourly plus mileage 

and sxpensgs. Call 000-732-1002. 

FLINDERS HOTEL • hp opening far 

Una cook. Contact Mr, QMlor or Choi 

Knmi, 399-1000. 

QAHPEN1R AND LANDSCAPER- holp 

wnntad, dopondaWa, full Urns, now ttini, 

NsvsmMr, Drlvart liMnii, mature 

mlndsdênen. Ken Souinard Undscaplng.3B3-2B8S. 

IMM. JIOfilTARV • M Umi, eipirldnco, 

Qood skills, and word processing 

knowledge required. We alter, Blue 

Cross, Blue Shield, Major Medical, paid 

vacation! and holidays. Pleasant working 

conditions. Send resume to Loveland, 

Qarralt, Russell and Youno. p. O. 

Bw SID, Ocean Clly, NJ 08220 or call 

39*0035. 

LIVE-IN COMPANION • For alderty gin. 

tloman In Ocean City during July and August. 

Uu Making and perishu ears, 

£ii215fl»39ieo 

LIVE IN TO TAKE CARE OF ELDERLY 

WOMAN • PanlylM arm tUull ol 

•inks, Llohl housekoopdia dutlw. Salary 

plus roam and board, Private bath, 

TV and Cablo, Plsas» rejiy lo Stntlnel- 

Ledger, Box 276, Ocean (Sly, NJ 01121, 

NOW HIRING • Oovsmmont Jobs, 

skilled and untkiilod In ysuf a/oa. For 

currant list ol jobs » application call 

(6O2)B»5OeS2 t. 10B8, 

NOW HIRING - Pontry Help, lull and port 

llms. compeillrvs wanes, medical behents. 

Apply In person Obadlah'i Roitaurani, 

Roosevelt Blvd., Marmora, or call 

390-C810. 

OCEAN CITY PRIMARY SCHOOL • supervisory 

aide tor tpsdai education program. 

10 month position effective B/1/88. 

E«porl«ico working wllh children preferred. 

Interested applicants should contact: 

Or. Anthony C. Scalio, 8uperlntendanl 

ol Schools, 001 Asbury Ave., Ocean 

Cliy.NJ. 00228,399-5)50 

PART-TIME HELPER • needed to moke 

a [ow 800 number calls each week from 

a'Pennsylvania pnono. No .'tales Invotvud 

Just meu««es Will pay $100 

wookly to responsible and dipondabla, 

person. Retired pononprelorrsd. For details, 

write T. Un/. P. O. Box 2145, 

Ocean Clly. NJ 08226: 

PART TME - year round driver <strong>for</strong> Florlsl 

Delrvory. Can 388-1157, 

REALESTATESALES'CaniMbpportinlty 

BvtU. In OC'» largMI drUc4 <strong>for</strong> ami* 

«ou| IkWIMd •(Ueepenon. Training progr«m, 

compiiMnied openjton, naw rw* 

am tacinilis, hlgn sniployBO lonaevlly. 

fanMUc Income ootantaf. Call Bemer 

Reeity, 3SM»7B tor Interview. 

SUMMER EMPLOYMENT ' SalMand 

tiock peopla rwoded. Apply m jxxton, 

Pe»iano'f,3rd « Aaanllo AVM'. OC, 

TEACfCBS NEEDED FOB CMFUatlAtJ f 

SCHOOL - Klndeigan«h, OrarJei i is, 

, find OraoM 7*8, tor K88-1W9 School 

CieaM277S7> " 

TEACHMa COUPIE SEEK3 - H0O-, 

ffflotdfta, fflature pemon lo care tor on* 

yse/oJ3 h cfukr* nonw, Oanlen-e anw, 

of OgamfM/. «.15 mp *1» PR 4 ' 

dayi • «e«ky StoL fun JkmeV ReMf- 

*Mftj»JMa.cSixMeM 

U NEEDED TO CtEAN* 

and apeitnenw. Wo* lour 

TVPliT. pan Um«, houre ana days flail, 

bifl. Jffimediata poiiBQn avaJlaîa Plaa$e 

reply to Sdntjnal-Lodoar ioi 537 

Ocean Oily. NJ 00226. 

YEAH ROUND POSITION • ovoJIaDIa 

[ini§ or on ba flixllgls w/ 

psrt-sme hours. Musi hiva 

i and bo reliable, fleiiaemiai elii 

ice. Call Scrub Squia, 828-3018. 

Wanted 

WANTED OLD tUnFiOAHDi'. 9 (I 

pjui. Will pick up, Cash paid. OaJI Joe 

308-9473. II no nnswor |ea»a mstaaris 

on maenini. 

ANTIQUES 

Furniture, Oriental Bugs 

CHINA, GLASS 

PAINTING, 1TC. 

CALL 399-9086 

LOUIS ICART 

ETCHINGS WANTED 

I«l( now whm Ih./V» high 

Fiu* any eld damaged or fsrh 

Oil Palflftngs 

347 0509 * 344*7249 

KANE'S COINS 

Coins, Stamps, Supplies 

1245 Asbury Avo 

C 3SB-S9S8~1 

Own Al ¥Hr Wed, thru S«l 

Buying i SeM Bairn 

Tutor 

OHiLD AND TliN COUNSELING . end 

tutoring. Gall 3KJ-M74. 

Autos 

liii BLUi IdOO OAMAflO . 31,000 

milit, fully loodnd, Call 398-1121, 

ouTSTANDiNO Beta • lira soo D 

Mtreedas, 1 ownor, ja/sgo kept, ©im. 

plate iifvlcs record, 17,400- Call 398- 

M04, 

VOLVQ ia • au 4 eyl.. 4 speed W/QD, 

iMlherinL. sunroof, AC, AM/FM stereo 

eaji,, Isarjod, M.ooo milts, Ejcoileni 

Confl. 17,800. 311.11(1. 

Motorcycles 

1iM HONDAMATIC 4M . Brand naw 

condition, oarage kept, 2CO0 mllei, extms, 

uklng $1,000,3iM0i4, 

IMS KAWASAKI. 810 Spteire, Runs 

IIU new WOO, 391-174B, 

Mobile Homes 

1110 MOBILE H0M1 • 14 > 64, luily ftirnlshed, 

scioen house, outside shower, 

wooden walk, wooden storage buildings, 

landiMped, etc Mint condition. Musi 

tee HiBpreilata, Near Ocean Oity.Otll 

OAK RIDQE . Otmparaund, Marmera, 

motile home Inel, land, fully turn, w/re- 

(rla,, t bdrms., icrtsriBa pornh, pallo, 

S»,B0O lor summor tun, Rico Real EsL, 

RsillBr5laiD.1444, 

UPPER TOWNSHIP . no watgr or sewer 

bills, no taxes. Aflordaiii ysa, reynd 

ihsre living In sociudsd mobile home 

oyk, Far lali, 14*70, ekallenl and,, i 

barm,, rt, w/d, leneed nit, ihad, Eosy 

Mess is bsach and ihspplng. 828- 

24S9* 


ADOPTION' ADOPTION . mmirrlM Childless 

seiiple cm" fi Itlsyt, Educailon k 

Saeurily . tor w...... 

b*y-(HOMO,) Btni 

pflflVOail MUMI ires, w wknds ML , 


PHvitt. hsmet, 


CERAMIC TILE 

SINCE l«50 

N«v Inilalltllon *nd Aspilr 

PHONE 3910810 „ 

FRIPA¥,JULY8, iPAY.JULYS.lM8 

THE SENTINEl^LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N. J. PAGE 9 — SECTION TWQ 

PrefMslenrt Services Professional Services Professional Servicss 

Qamtral Marernfmistt General Merchandise 

General Merchandise Real eitata Salt Real Estate Sale Real Estate Salo Real Ettate Salo Rial estate sale Real Estate Sal* 

S. JohnLoeper 

REO, BUILDER 

Addlflons tfW r ' 

$59,900 Cel Hagar RHI EMaw. "Maila.39O.780a 

WANTH> TAX EXCHANGE - loaf li 

veitor wilt) pmpsnlw In Ocean City «M 

Upper Township desiring W do kw *M , 

«ch»noe. Cal Riot flteL EMu*. J«O> I '1 

QUEOT HOUSE - CMkdng sf on* tf 

Mrm.apl.4Mptr«»cem»fn)oninH 

ptto balfn. ovwitn lot A 

MULTH'AMLY 0EACWIOCK . «Mt 

taom* productr, bur aph., and fingffarnmr&K 

Looking FdrftMlEitapiT 

Call Franklin Wllllami 

Healtorsaanyotour 

three locations. tf Por Good 

Old Fashioned Sarvtoa 

You'll Profit" 

Modern ono bedroom 

do, central location, 

'beautifully furn(*h»d, 

parking. Only $74,000.' 

Comer lot, 0,090 aq'. It lot 

overlooking Tabarnaoto 

CaDtor details. 

busy looadon + nonoonlorm- 

Ing 2 family rear building. 

Just reduced to $1».S0O, 

CLOSED SUNDAYS 

DeFranco-Moore Inc. 

T/AD.AAin Stretch RHlty 

SOOOcamAvt. 

3111425 

LUXURIES 

AlOUNDatSOOBAY 

CONrXHIIWUII 

Third floor corner 

wnp-a-nund unit' with 

^Gorpoyi Wewi* from 

the Urge deck. PRICE 

SLASHBD 920,000.00. 

OO 

"Penthouse efficiency" 

offsrs luxury living »t 

•flerdabla pries. Pull 

»ppllwire p«ck«ge + Sp«tv 

tacular views. Mutl ba 

lean to npprecUte 

Furnished second floor 

Inside unit with 2 bedroom 

2 biths. Veiy Sf»~ 

clous md Urga deck, 

Deslrcable muthcrn ejposure 

$139^00,00. 

AH units at SOO BAY luve 

POOL, parking & aeooUy. 

tyncy ° 

lOOIAYCONDOUMUM 

SUiiTilayAM. 

809.7171 

Lots 

COMMERCIAL LOTS . C«1M 

stoss' i,uoa 

«oA 

buje lot of ISftliS' or i_.._ 

lepJOiili 1 amniertM MM, —-^ 

far min plyje. or «0.000 par Ml M 

12 NEW WOODED 


3994398 

Classified 

ads 

bring 

quick 

results!

I 

J*AQE 10 — SECTION TWO 

—i 

THE SENTINEL-LEDGER. OCEAN CITY, N,J.- FRIDAY, JULY& 1988 

Real Estate Salt Real Estate Sale Real Estate Sals Rtai Sato Real Estate Sale Real Estate Sals Real Estate Sato Real Eafat* Sato 

MARMORA 

Custom built executive home of luxury, approx 

3500 sq. ft, with pref«sslontl iandaeapino, iFyou 

are looking <strong>for</strong> the Ultra, this home has it all 

Being offered at $266,000. Some owner 

financing to a qualified buyer. 

Weichert. 

HE. yihSTREbl 

Realtors 

JPINHOUSI 

SATURDAYi 

SUNDAY 

1M 

WIASBUHVAVI. 

New condos - rnalntttnines 

tree, three bed. 

rooms. 2 baths, flrep!i§e. 

central air, wall to wall 

carpet decks, paridna. 

$164,900. 

Call 399-0041 

OPEN HOUSE 

SATURDAY & 

SUNDAY 

11-4 

1181. ATLANTIC AVI. 

Luxurious home near 

Gardens beach, 

completely refurbished, 

living room, fireplace, 

dining room, kitchen, wo 

bedrooms, baths, laundry, 

dock on first fleer, two 

bedrooms, bath, a 

sundock en second floor 

over two car garage,. 

Central air, gas heat. 

Jacuzzi, appliances and 

carpet. $389,900. Call 

399 0041 

Brand new townhouMl Block 

from a great beach! Four bedrooms, 

2Va baths, economical 

gas heat, fireplace, carpeting 

and appliances. Dial 399-8822 

<strong>for</strong> dotalls. $225,000 each 

Custom home an Qardent 

lagoon with four boat slips. 

Lug* flvjng room, dining 

area, family room, fireplace, 

Mtehtfl, four bedroom*, (our 

barns, eleetrio hen, central 

air, two ear garage, 

furnished. $950,000 Call 

39MO41 - 

agg-Booo 

OPEN HOUSE 

Saturday 11 to 4 

1750 Simpson Ave. 

Unfit #3 

imart luyl Convsnltnay 

toetjad condo tor Investment 

vacation, or year 

round living. Spacious two 

tsdreom unite with iumte. 

*, ulilliy ream, parking. 

Af<strong>for</strong>dable at $79,500. Call 

399-8822 lodayl 

OPEN HOUSf 

S§!urd§y11te4 

i10\|?l 

AVi. 

Sparkling Beaohfrontl 

Brand new 4 bedroom, 4 

bath unit* with central air. 

Prime South End Bench at 

your doorl Listed at 

$465,000 1st floor, and 

$495,000 2nd floor. 1 Call 

399-8822 <strong>for</strong> 1 all details. 

Bright and sunny 2nd floor 

oondol Spotless ono bedroom, 

unit perfect <strong>for</strong> a 

'Vreekend get-away. Low 

maintenance Only asking 

•71.500. ACT NOWI 39* 

8822. 

VersatlBdwelRnglUt«MB4 

bedroom, 2 bath, tingle or s 

duplex wfth 2 bedroom*-, 1 

bath on each floorl AnwrtitiM 

Includ* bayvfmf and brawwl 

ASKING $137,000. Dial 3W- 

&22 feral thadMaflsl 

RestauranL central location. 

Business only aqutpment and 

pnMant isne turn my qparaton. 

$66,000. caOsgttiSse; 

iEiSniî^Î f^«K>>^^.^Kit 

OCEAN CITY 

Immaculate, completely remodeled 2^tory in Gartens orea 

of ONin City. Washer/drytr, lefrigerauK dthwaihif, garbage 

dspceal; window treatmonts; automate garage oponor. 

firaplnco in living ream, hardwood (lows a wall-to-wall carpet 

Ing- new kitehfln. now hfMtino system, tjjad entrance 

$(64,900 00 

OPEN HOUSE 

Saturday 11 to 3 


Rfttrhg your racket! A 

vacation evofy weekendl 

Brand raw and ready <strong>for</strong> 

iummor 'III Close to tennta 

courts, beach, shopping 

restaurants, threo 

bedrooms, 2 baths each 

floor bHevet living, carpet 

and appliances. Buy It til 

erjuit ono flow, $159,900 

1« Boor, fiSBjSM, !nd 

floor. Call 39^8622. 

OPEN HOUSE 

316E.SeasprayRd. 

Sat.1io£p;k 

*?• 

OPEN House 

SATURDAY & 

SUNDAY 

2 BRITTANY DRIVE 

Under construction... One 

Of • kind single, located In 

exclusive estate with 

protected boatullp. Four 

bedroomi, 3 Bled baths, 2 

MT garage. 1st level: 

Living room win fireplace, 

dining room, large kltcJien, 

one bedroom, family 

room, breakfast room win 

wot bar, lanal, 1 We bath, 

2nd level; 3 bedrooms 

(master bedroom with 

fireplace and Jacuzzi) and 

t led baths. Tea of the 

lint appliances. $726,000. 

Call 311.0041 

Gardens single family on a 

nice qulot street, short walk to 

a good beach.Four bedrooms, Bayfront beauty with boat tUp. 

three baths, patio, 1 oar Spacious 2 bdrm., 2 bath unit 

garage. Partially furnished. with •pectaeuiar beyvlsw. 

$197,500. Call 399-1856. 

Central air, decks and carport 

Immediate oooupanoy, 

Reduced to $185,000 <strong>for</strong> fast 

sale. Call 399-8822 todayl 

Beautiful Condo, 3 bedrooms, 

2 baths. Jacuzzi, balconies 

overlooking bay, 30' boat slip, 

pool and oaoana. Only 

$249,900. Call 399-1868. 

Maintenance free home fn 

flip Gardens, open porch, 

Dvlng room, fireplace, dining 

room, modern kitchen, 

powder room, heater room 

on first floor. Second floor 

has three bedrooms, die 

bath. AttJo, oU hot air heat, 

central air, hardwood floors, 

carpeting, all appliances, 

attached garage. $249,600. 

Call 3QQ-0Q41 

Northaid beach block ccndoa 

with 2 r bedroomt, 2baths, 

central air, sondecte 

and moral Coma I M 

what bnaginatkMi and location 

has In tun <strong>for</strong> youl 

Priced from fiOfteorf to 

*J39,MO.- Cal 39MB» 

<strong>for</strong>dstafbl 

Two bedroom. PA bath tingle, 

dose to beadi. 30x80r lot 

parking, furnished. Reduced 

S118.M0. Call 398.185a 

Bay Club comer unit 

slip available. Three 

bedrooms, two Hie" baths, 

central air. bayslda balcony 

pool, balcony with bay 

views. $189,60' 

Cozy cottage wfth 3 bedrooms, 

1 bath, situated on a' 

terge lot Qultt resktantel 

bay-area neighborhood. Convenlant 

to downtown 

•hopping. $90,000. CM 399- 

1856. / 

Northend condo wtth three 

large bedrooms, Bsachbtock, 

central air. gas beat' GREAT 

LOCATION. Starting fit 

$04,600. Cal 3904822. 

BENOVATID 

VICTORIAN 

DUPLEX 

GARDENS 

AREA 

$147,500 

•GARDENS 

AREA 

OPEN HOUSE® 13 " 00 

SAT. & SUN, JULY 9Tr! & 10TH12-2 

42 Wost Ave. Ocean City 

HOUSE WITH 4IDRM. -1 1/2 BATH & DICK 

CHARMING 1 BDRM. APT. WITH GARDEN 

FULLY HEATED LOT 30 X100' 

NORDIC 

HLAL rSlAll: 

509 9TH ST. BETWEEN CENTRAL ft WESLEY 

New, lit fl,» 1 bdrm,, t 

ba., flrepi,, spacious 

room, 1,600 sq. ft. Best 

"Of •viryfhlns. OWN6H 

SAYS SELL NOW. 

Asking 1209,000. 


OCIANCITY. N. j. 08226 

Faritaitlc Btachfroot, t 

i •> 

FRIDAY, JtJI.Y 8.1988 


ANNOUNCEMENT! 

For OceanCity and Surrounding Areas 

IS NOW OPEN IN OCEAN CITY 

3013rd Street, Ocean City 

New contemporary home, calm deepwater slips. 

Unique Interior design; high quality. Marls, & constr. 

skylit cath. cell, foyer w/entermt, bar. Master Bdrm. 

has Ig. iacuzzi w/skylllc & fireplace, 3 BR. expandable 

to'5,3 baths, kit., dr., lr., den. lib. gar. & utll area. 3 

decks, custom landscaping, gas h.w. ht. & alrcond. 

European kit., Corian tops, brick walls & driveway. 


398-5577 

Two bedroom ownors 

apartment with Ooeon 

Broezos. PLUS 4 rental 

unite to §arry mortgage s 

•xpinsts. Great joeatjonlll 

•818,600, Cir 

Blau, Inland waterway 

, views from ihto 1st fir 2 

bdrm 2 bth unit In Blue. 

WAter Marina, Decorator 

• turn, Plus POOL, tennis 

courts & Marina. 

$149,900.00. Call 399- 

1612. 

2 BEACHFRONT TOWN- 

H0U3E - 6 bedrooms 2 

.baths each unit Fully furnished 

with groat rental 

history. You'll enjoy the 

Ocean City Charm and 

seashore flavor that surround 

you. $699,000.00. 

Call 398-3636. 

Urge muW-famlry home 

with 4 rental units all furitoihed, 

Super location and 

parting <strong>for</strong> 10 cars. First 

floor fias,large 6 bedroom 

apBitment wffhi gas heat 

, <strong>for</strong> year-round occupancy. 

$349,000.00. Call 398- 

3636. 

t ,' 

THE SENnNKL.LEDGBR, OCEAN CnT, NJ. PAGE 11 — SECTION TV?6 "\ 

Real Estate Sale Real Ettau Salt Real Estate Sole Real Estaie Sale Real Estate Sale Real Ettat* Sato • ,m 

GARDENS BAYFRONT 

HOME-Absoljtoly beautiful 

with 4 bedroms 3 baths 

Immaoulate throughout. 

And the aayfrem location 

offers "Fabulous Sunsets" 

$141,000. «A must let." 

Charming multi-family 

home offers 6 apartments 

4 14 QUMI raorm, All 

heated <strong>for</strong> year-round 

operation, excellent 

Income and rental history. 

Located In a very nice 

neighborhood 

$280,600.00. Call •§§• 

1612. 

"Complotery Remodeled" 

2 bedroom cottage wfth Bv- 

Ing rm, dining rm, kitchen. 

Only stops from the Bay. 

$119,900.00. Call 399- 

1812. 

"Ocean Roof Condominium" 

beautiful 3 bedroom 2 

baths with fireplace, 

POOL, tennis court., This 

unit Is in spotless condition 

and is located In ono of the 

most selected oommunitles 

In Ocean City 

$189,600.00. Call 398- 

3S38. 

1717 Asbury Ave. Ocean CJry 

C«W 399-1612 or 

ifehci & west Ave. oîari Ctty 

If; ^080^398.3636 or 1-800^2d^CTO 

OPEN HOUSE 

Sat. & Sun , .,•**••: 

10 to 5 p.m. • 

#4 Evk) John Court . 

Paleimo 

toMIUI single family home, .wMrol land, 4 bdms., SVfc 

brt». i mi»Hti4j9»''llrt)gquart« on MeondfJeer. 

Call Help-U-Scll,Roal tors 

399^300 or owner 

mo-ms 

m em m> sn« u^t M m* s, m M mm • .o mmm 

Campground, malaHrnh.nfj.trlgtitmdtKandrioht 

A HOME FOR WATER-LOVERS 

One of the tow remaining riverfront parcels located en MarthtlvBfl 

Road (Upper Township) indudn desk and gazebo 

en 13S 1 frontage. Walk a few itepi across Manhanvllit Road 

to yeurBpllt-towJ home featuring 3 bedrooms, 1\4 baths, oil 

heat and «% condttonlng, fireplace, family room and 

enclosed porch. Nicely landscaped roar yard with Inground 

pool Cal <strong>for</strong> appointment todayl 

319-0178 

EST.I9W 1 

BCHTH U OCTAN AVBJU1 

OCEAN COLONY CONDO-935 OCEAN AVENUE •398-7140 

NEWUST1NG 

Boachblock triplex, 4 bwlrooms, IVi balhs cadi floor, pi 

h^t.Mly furnished, off street parking, large lot Propfrty In 

excellent mnd Won. $350,000. 

MULTI-FANOLY 

Beachblock, S units furnished, oil heal, excellent raiWl his-, 

tory, potential <strong>for</strong> even more. S25O.O00, .. ' 

COMMEROALUST1NG . " 

Centrally located commercial comer. Lot,over 10,000 iq, ft. 

15.000 sq. ft. bldg. Perfect location <strong>for</strong> development posaibUltles. 

OCEAN COLONY CONDOMINIUM 

Large 1, 2 and 3 bedroom units starting la low as 1121,000, 

Seme With ocean views, furnished, pool, parking, miny 

extras. Ocean Ql/s best buy In condominiums. Call and 

compare <strong>for</strong> yourself. , 

CONPO 

One bedroom, 1 bath, fully furnished. Excellent rental history. 

Great starter investment $45,900. 

CONDO 

Beachblock. 2 bedroom, fum, air, parking, positive cash 

now.iSfjMO. gf 

TRIPLEX 

Beachblock, first floor 3 bedrooms, second floor 4 bedrooms, 

plusone bedroom rear Ipt. AU unlti heated and furnished 

$179,900, 

NEW LISTING 

Exceptional value, 2 bedroom, 2 bath, centrally located condominium, 

3 parking spaces, great stqjage space, central 111 

and flout, eondo he only S9S monthljF, $127,500. 

THOMAS J.PALERMO 

OWNER/BROKER 

1.800-223-3951 

1-800-445-7636 


NEAR THE GARDENS SECTION 

RESIDENTIAL AREA! 

Only one family has enjoyed this attractiva Cape 

too Home over the years. Featured are 3 

bedrooms plus a den or 4th small bedroom. 11/2 

baths, living room with fireplace,-dining room.', 

kitchen, utility room, detached 2 car garage and 

fenced 5O'x135' Mot. Furnished at $165,000. 

The Village at Linwoc^l 

Where active adults five 

; flood life...right now! 

A warm, vibrant adult community. Enjoy a bnsk mommg 

dip in the resort-style pool. A lively afternoon of tennis with 

friends. In the evening, host a party in your private clubhouse. 

This is the rewarding life active adults arc enjoying right now at 

the Village at Linwood, As South Jersey's first active adult 

community, The Village offers an elepnt, yet af<strong>for</strong>dable style of 

life in a warm, relaxed setting. •...,• 

Single level 2-bedroom condominiums 

Fireplaces, private decks and patios 

Clubhouse and resort-style pool 

Two tennis courts 

Magnificent landscaping 

On-site maintenance service] 

Close to 6 area golf courses 

Located in the heart of 

Linwood. Within 

- walking distance 

of fine shops, 

restaurants, 

financial' 

services 

\nnlhsT /•'//((' f'crlmtm Cummiinilv 

Just minutes from Margate and Oce.in City, the Village at 

' Linwood offers a host of special custom touches, like cozy 

fireplaces and imported German cabinetry And with a limited 

number of homes, you'll enjoy an atmosphere oi privacy and 

security, as well as a satisfying sense of community. Discover 

how rewarding life can be at this outstanding community of 

fine homes, , 

The Village at Linwood is- ready now. Move in this 

summer! Meed bom just $89,900, it's no wonder over 1/3 

have already been sold! Visit our sales office today or call 

(609) 927-9077, Furnished models open daily 9 to 6. 

Sundays 10 to 6, 

550 Crawl Avarae • linwood, NJ • 927-9077 THF VILLAGE 

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Real Estate Sal* Real Estate Sal* 

OP1N HOUSI * 

121 S6TH STREET 

TOWNSENDS INLET 

&ATURDAY, SUNDAY 1 TO 4 

Away from fte crowds and nois* with ajmter! and spmm a 

unique tewnhouM 4 bdim fSM.OOO. 

OPEN HOUSE 

301 42nd STREET 

OCEAN CITY 

SATURDAY, SUNDAY 1 TO 4 

BEDROOMS OALORE in this large 8oulhend tinglt family 

home on CORNER DUPLf X LOT Other feature* Ineiutrt a 

large screened braezeway, front concrete deek, huge dining 

area, living roornf an lit 4 2nd floor, {2) large bay windows, 

laundry/heater room, several new appliances, and loti of 

•temgt area. JUST STf PS TO WIDi SOUTHff ND B6ACHII 

ROOM f NOUOH FOR THI WHOLf QANQI Property will 

fBmgi'n vacant, eon be seen/shown any<strong>time</strong> ( 

OPIN HOUSi 

105 W, 10TH STREET 

OCEAN CITY 

SATURDAY, SUNDAY 1 TO 4 

Maintenance free single, vinyl sided and landscaped Perch, 

2nd floor dock with great sunset!. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, ideal 

location. $149,900 

Weieher! 

Realtors 

18 E. 9fh STREET 

399.8000 

ZflCHARIflG 

REALTY 


New Listing I Gardens 

Exec, horns. Boasts I 

LR't, dr. fr., 4 br, 3 baths, 

den, breakfast nook. Tee 

much to mantlon. 

1119,100. 

Quest House + Apis 

Room <strong>for</strong> parking 8+ earn, 

ixetllint Income. Partial 

furnished. Turn-key hoated 

(or year round operation. 


tnvei torsi 

Attention, t BR. 1 bath on 

duplex-ioned lot, Hat 

been reduced to $99,500. 


Ocean City 

Triplex, Central localo lit, 

2nd doors each have 4 BR, 

1 bath & fp.; 3rd II. unit has 

3 BR, 1 bth. Sep. tlMMe, 

3 car garago. $189,900. 

Lovely 1 bodroom. 1 bath 

luxury eonde. A step away 

from the ocean, Close to 

everything. Asking 

$133,000, Must see! 

Beauty of a Condol 

Just $115,000 buys you 

this 1st floor, 3 bedroom, 2 

bath luxury eondo, Slips 

to beach and boards! 

OPEN HOUSE 

SUNDAYJULY 10 

1TO4 

391-1800 

10 GREENBRIAR, MARMORA 

SPECTACULAR HOME spaciously designed <strong>for</strong> 

todays living! Dramatic Family Room, beautiful 

kitchen, deluxe master suite, oil heat plus ajr 

conditioning... Prestigious location. SEE FOR 

YOURSELFI $289,900. 

Mr. from RL 9/Roosevelt Blvd. follow signs <strong>for</strong> Ht 631. Turn 

left on Tucfcahoo ftd. and take first right oo Greenbriar. 

;:WnM 

COLOUJGLL 

BANKCRn 

AV/U.0HRU1.TT 

THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CTTY, N J. 

Real Estate Sale Real Estate Sale Real estate Sale Real Estate Sale Real Estato Sale 

OPEN HOUSE d 

Saturday July 8,10 to 2 p.tnX 

#5 VMst 6th street \ 

Spacious contemporary 3 story townhouse. 

Three bedrooms, 3V4 baths, 3 balconies. Family 

room, living room with fireplace, full laundry abm 

covered parking <strong>for</strong> 2 cars. Beautiful bgj^vt§w§ 

plus 20'boat Slip. $198,500. 

loth a wiit 

Ocean City 

398 1700 

JAMES M. QWVEft, REAL ESTATE 

INVESTMENT • DEVELOPMENT 

lORMMmttM, 

3904818 

RENTERS - WHY RENT7 

Whin you ran own this larp wiU mainlined one bedroom 

eendo done to shopping ind the kadi to the same prlee of 

renting. Call Lawfenee Real Estate far datiUi. 

REALTY WORLDo 


927-9300 

PALERMO 

Spadous 4 bedroom, 1% baths, ftalshed rcc 

room, Urge wtr deek. Won't Int. §114,900, 

Oeean Rtef. Two bedroom, FA talhi, fire, 

plaee, ffllhidrakssfflng, bay views. Only 

I"; */-. 

SGMHIS POINT 

Modem three bedroom and two bath 

rancher, 2 eir garage, many extras. 

§135,000, 

SOMERS POINT 

Handyman, l^tory, S bedrooms, 1% baths, 

lUceyiNi, Only §15,000. 

iQNBHlS POINT 

Waterfront eondo, ipeetaeular biy views, 

private MtUn g, Won't lilt §155,000, 

UNDER AGREEMENT!! 

ROSE COURT 

Unique adult living far 55 years and older. One 

bedroom cortdo. w/w carpet, fully equip. Kitchen, 

washer, dryer, A/C, gas hot water heat, rear deck, 

private front veranda, landscaped, one block to bay, io 

year warranty. 

Now Renting For Year Round Residency 

'62,500 to'72,900 

HILLEGASS 

REAL ESTATE AGENCY, INC. 

36 ATLANTIC A VENUI 

OCEAN CITY, NEW JERSEY 08226 

(609)399-6011 

New 3 bedroom 

rancher on your lot from 

$33,000. 

m 


609-465-3475 

NORM HAAS 

Broker-Owner 

IS yrs, rea\ •State 

experience 

SOMERS POINT 

Steps to the bay, modern 2 bedroom totally 

renovated. Only $98,900. 

SOMERS POINT 

Luge yard, 3 bedrooms, full basement, flropU«CaUtodayVSlM,0«, 

' ' V ' 

NOKTiffiBLD 

OvgrloeUng the meadows, contemporary S 

bedrooms, solar heated home. 5)79,900. 

* SOMERS POINT 

Bring your mill and hammer. Two bedrooms, 

Just listed $77,900. 

SOMERS POINT 

Modern 9 bedroom, 2 bath rancher, 

move-in condition. Went hit, §107,900. 

YOUR MAINLAND CONNECTION 

453 SHORE ROAD PR 

SOMERSPOINT | ft 927-9300 

HlALfOB 1 

Classlflod ads 

bring results!n 

4B01 CinlralAve. 

Vary wall maintained, 

three story duplex with 

excellent views of the 

oeMm, Upper •pirMient 

has two lovcris with plenty 

of room to stretch out 

Idaal tor owner's use or 

rental. $350,000. 


REALTOR 

B09399001J 

Them 4 BR + 2.5 bath 

tswnhouSM hove ovarything; 

Central air condition- 

Ing, fireplace, economical 

gas hoat, Andersen windows: 

Soundproofing, all 

appliances, wall' to waD 

carpot, cathedral ceiBnos 

and much man. Close to 

the corner and desirable 

•outhend boach. 

$224,900 

BRAND NEW TOWNHOUSES 

Omni ate, ireâoi, eemomial ps heat, Andersen windoivs, 

ooundprooflng, all appliances, cathedral ceiling, wall to 

wall carpet dose to corner and desirable soulhend beach. 

Call today <strong>for</strong> more details. $224,900. 

JUST LISTED 

Unique duplex oppgrtunUy, Pour btdreooii. 1% blUa, 2 

story home. Living room, country kitchen, screened in 

pori, garage, 2 bedroom, 1 balh garage ipt Vny eute. Very 

dose to southend beach. Listed at $240,000. CaU today. 

TRY THIS SIDE of the BAY! 

THE "NEW" SOMERS POINT 

at 

Condominiums 

• 1 Bedroom, top floor, corner 

with custom features, inci. f/p. 

$95,000 

• 2 Bedroom, 2 bath, A/C, Fireplace, 

iacuzzi, nice deck 

$161,000 

• 3 iedroom, 2 bath, townhouse style, 

Includes a 25 ft. boatsllp 

$218,000 

a private 28' dock, 2 f/p, 2 dicks 

BEST LOCATION $285,000 

926-9000 

You Can Buy Be<strong>for</strong>e You Sell! 

at 

fereate Bay 

Villas 

• 2 Bedroom Townhouse with 

recent refurbishing, this 

is a must see... $135,000 

• Villa, right on the lath at 

The Sands Country Club, now 

reduced to S14fjO00 

r,,VA 

bath,best location on 

the golf course; ask $175,000 

WE CAN NOW GIVE YOU A MORTGAGE ON YOUR NEW HOME WITHOUT YOUR OLD ONE BEING SOLD 

You Oona 8«« m Hw Mum aa. 

y 

IIM ««p«raM 'miranc*. 

^ msmianilti 

CALL YOUR LOCAL FOXA LA*O OFFI]CE FbR DETAILS. 

ftamie «HBM frnily huna nth 

urimMd vtowi of 1 * • , 

*n, 4ompim*y mm •vmythlrigi Thb 

en* tm not IM kmg, to • bMutyl 

O««dtMod( dupltat trim g 

hs*t EitsBsnt liWMMwt or 

if! round hom« mtm « r*nM 

unlt»1»floa 1 > u 

398^5000 

FRIDAY, JULY 8. JMjW 

Real Ewatt Sale 

o 

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FWPAY»JUt;Y8,19M 

We at JMD. RCip nave uniquely developed, via continued In-tMine training, 

e«pert!ie thaf li paramount fer successful real estate traniaefierii, we are w 

pem In Real Estate Taxation, investment Real (state, Property Management, 

Syndicating and Packaging and Development. We have* separate conveyancing 

and mortgaging department, seasonal and year round rental management 

department, and a real estate merchandising and advertising department. 

SlMsT 


RESIDENTIAL THIS WHK'S HIOHUOHTS 


BeauMul 1 bedroom, J bath property with (DennbvllliRd,Pctenb(irg) 

OOMB View, one block to reach. SO* owner Executive home in exclusive section of 

flnwdng. Ron $134,900. 

Upper Township. Cuatom rancher, 2 

bdnna. S baths, totally maintenance bee. 

(B,y VUk t Wt H 6th iO Owner motivated, $129,900. 

townhouse with bM lUp, 

COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE 

SH taUli, 3 ^ 

OCEAN CITY 

Commercial office building, 2400 sq. a residential 

2400 aq. ft, commercial plus adjoin- 

OCEAN CTTY(SO0B«y) 

ing lot Out on be developed. Superb 

Two bedroom, 2 bath condominium, ihd- 

Iwi raridng. TJIB finest construction md 

construction, great value. $495,000. 

wektoSMil tatvi^ of my condo prop. 

OFFICE SPACE 

««y «Iong the ooist Swimming pool, pjj. OCEAN CITY AND MARMORA 

Wta boardwift. Very eidusive ud private Beautiful turnkey condition, suita from 450 

«ddrmSiS9.90D. 

sq.ft. and up. 

SEA ISLE CITY 

Sale or rent 600 K{. ft complete office aulte 

condominium, $55,030 or MOO monthly 

ML Fantaitk cub low, Individual company 

ajgn included. A great Investment or 

user property. 

oam an amu sinpwB) , 

Orei! development opportunity, 

MultMunfly with4 exkring unite. Od vL 

torim udiirectunl charm. Rch«bUlt»te «id 

nrfL »gh profit potroUaL $144,900, 

SOMERS POINT Muter Vltw) 

Private corner unit, 2 bedroom eondo with 

many, upgrade! Full applUnce package 

and custom window treatment. Two bed. 

room unit $114,900. 

SEA ISLE CITY (Dolphin Beach) 

Secluded ocamfeont location. Magnificent 

sUnrises and uurutets, vltwi of ocean and 

bay, A dream vacation property, Pool, etc 

Very large townhousea and apb, 90K 

owner financing. From $150,000. 

OCEAN CITY, UPPER TOWNSHIP, 

CAPI MAY COUNTY AND ATLANTIC 

COUNTY. Wt have a variety of DupltKt!, 

•inglc-famlly and condominium! <strong>for</strong> ule, 

allpric«nngea. 

NORTHFIELD (TUtoD Road) 

Land, 2 »eres plus 01 minus, extremely 

desirable locaUon. Retail and/or office. 

Unusual development Of user opportunity. 

$650,000finn. 

BUSINESS OPPORTUNinES 

BARGAINTOWN 

Ddl bujlnen In busy ahopping center. 

Great c«h flow. S275,00a 


Waterfront restaurant/lounge, W< ISM, 

Mali 250 plus a 4 bedroom owner's apt. 

1500,000 gross Income <strong>for</strong> MB? Mlon. 

Reduced to $800,000. 

MARMORA (Wayald t VUlap) 

Vtry successful Kafcod business. TW. 1, • 

"money machine.- $135^)00. 

CAPI MAY COUNTY AND ATLANTIC 

COUNTY. Wi havaa variety of borin.nt. 

<strong>for</strong> tab, all prla rmng*a, many Inctada ml 

•start. 

WVE8TMEWTPflOPCHTYVREALS8TATETA)(SreClAUST 

BUSHESS BROKERAGE 

Mon,thrup'fi.»i.m,to7p.m, Sun, Ha.m.tof pm 

10TH4WESTAVE. 

Sat. 9 to 5 P.M. 

OPEN EVENINGS 

eOO-398-17OO 

± " 

OCEAN CTTY, N.J. 08226 

THE SENTOVEI^LEDGERÔCEAN GITY, N J. PAGE 13 — SECTION 

Summer Rental Summer Rental Summer Rental Summer Rental Summer Renter 

1ITH1 caflRAl»I bMtpom apartnwni 

mm ft wmlwr, dryw, cabl», 

to taMM'JM, pKiMnp.M) S1§ II 

3700 BLOCK CENTRAL AVENUE - 9 

Hunt, on* bwh. aoou WadayÛlw 

tram tusdv, too 680O Atbuty Art. 3 

bdL, S b»Si ocean vl«r», VMM anl. 

AO tnd S«pt. CM 215-9S3l 

Meea 

*S0 OFF - our km w«Hy nlm. On* 

MAnni DMT Mun, txjanhralK, air- 

- CM»I ndohoorhood. 1 

BEACHBLOCK - 7Di SL tUdancv'i 

S n J?'* m -?i**fc50otoW.ooac*ii 

BEACHBLOCK - new Music Piar. On< 

Mim ennags nnliaMa. lor union or 

waaMy. Two a 3 bdim. apt*. wesHy. «M 

Uowlyn THIBU. CSD 3884045. 

BEACHBLOCK DUPIBC - Clian, axntonabla. 

3.brm, a baBi, ofHirssi p**, 

KTl|f tWai ^ 

THE ASBURV CLUB 

1357ArturyA¥i. 

HaasS»sonalBtofa/a 

308.0440 

BEACHBLOCK - MM M 

apmmaii wltti pon*. only I^SMk, dm 

to MMtlWkifl, n«WNnfLMI BS. 

BEACHBLOCK • brwiy, twos houw, 3 

NQ bdrni*. aid comlonaljts iMspldB |M- 

Ing room, btcydea, 12ti St. ana, lag 

porch. Famine* only, available lut Mo 

waehi In Aug. and all 8ept Cal 39B- 

3OB3 B AM to 0 PM. etcept Sal 

MWTWMmL 

•JbtAm 4,asii to btaeh •hdLion* 

mm. 6 MUM «r •! MS. to July 

and »1.8» (Of AuemiC*! 661-7421 w 

«*jBr»».«s 

Summer Rentals, 

WOODS AGENCY, 

Inc. 

BEAUTIFUL LARGE ONE BEDROOM CLEAN BHIQHT two amttiiaa.lwd- 

APT. - UKtien Wly equipped, oardsn pa- •oomaunlVunlai- 1741 Cwiifal . _ Avo, 

tio, I9. DvlnoMliilng mun, 20 amM, on» Uodt to batch and boanMlk, aoma 

bilwi. linant, Z? TV. «tc (Oard teaamno" deda «Hi ocaan' vlw. 

ana.) Available wk ot July 30. and tram •cmwrad poicn**, pn**, wvhar. wv dry*, wnr 

Auj. STDO. Call 389-1144, 

cupWhg WM WaeMy andd 

bHMA 

raMI* 

avalbua. 

BEACHBLOCK APARTMENTS-Weakly 

ralonfrom W00• ftes ttomMpartorn. 

Olt tneei psrklna. bundry on 

pwnliet. fox 

ny, u. Hda, 1 * bdm. d, pauo, i parting 

km,, (135,000, Call mi 

1 only. 

GARDENS PLAZA 

HANmMTMNBgHIWM 

Beautifully decorated 

3rd floor unit, Muif be 

seen to appreciate eontemporary 

styling, 

Special views of the 

ocean and Atlantic City 

|^skyllne.$l3o,900furn. 

aMOMPUtgft 

PARK PtACC ADD TW 

BEACH 

WhyPayFuIlPrice<strong>for</strong>aSecondHomefVacationCondominium, 

Tax ShelterorCorporate Retreat When You Only Useit Part Time? 

WhvPavRentWhenYouCanOwn<strong>for</strong>aFracUonoftheCosLs? 

Lock in youx rental rate <strong>for</strong>ever and own it. 

Owntt-Rtntlt-wnilt-DMdedRÊstate! 

Quarter Ownership is Revolutionizing the Way individuals 

are Purchasing Resort Condominiums. 

-You receive adeed of ownership , 

-anventionalflnandal • 

-Tntemal&ExtemalOn-SiteManagement 

—You own 13weeksayearonarotatlnjgbasls 

-Nomaliitinina -EasfofOvmMsHp — 

A Completely Furnished Professionally Designed 

Condominium Hotel 

-YourcondonuîunlsluxiuiouslyfiurnlshedwithcoIorTVs.VCRs, 

StateoftheArtFurnlture 

-Fullyaccessorizedkltchenettecompletewithnilcrowave 

-Youcheckinandenjoythegoodliferlgjitaway 

QUARTER OWNERSHIP MAKES SO MUCH SENSE 

-Deeded Real Estate 

' , — On-SiteManaf 

—Conventional 1 

-Flexibility 

,V ' —Easy&costEfFectiveOwnership 

^ " —Second Home & Hotel Condominium Benefits 

—Tax Advantages 

—Rental Income 

-Af<strong>for</strong>dablllty 

—Ease of Ownership 

RESORT IViytKETING 9*i^«/w. 

i^KîiaaaisssiiiffiSfii 

•:v-;;»t-«oav-; : ;v 

laek en il» Marital 

Comlortable 3 bodroom 

homo (••tuna a dining 

room, convenient kitchen 

and a detached two bedroom 

summer cottagol 

NEW LISTING 

Ocean View Six luge 

apartments, I heated 

rooms and office. Excellent 

rental history to make this 

one a put Investment 

property. CaU now lor an 

appointment. $475,000. 

Goads A piece of Ocean 

City il 1 great prlcel lit 

and relax by the poo] or 

walk to one of the nlenit 

bessim Low Condo Us 

which Indudea Insurance. 

Easy to showl $75,000. 

Beachblock 2nd fl 

COndo with S bedroomi, 2 

bilfil beautifully decorated 

with style k elegance. 

QOM to bead) and 

boardwalk, ilifi.SOO*. 

Bay View! Low enjoyment. 

Low maintenance. 

Amenities Include lure, 

pean kitchens and cathedral 

ceilings. Per unit price 

•tarting at $116,900. 

• 1 

WP'II help 

make yvmr 

Amenfan 

come true- 

IT HAS TO BE SHARP F0F1 THE BEST RESULTS! 


USE OUR CONVENIENT RtAOY LINE! 

1.800.3457865 or 1800348.7863 

Quality-Classic elegance 

are the wordi to 





the ocean at the earner 

of 56th a, Asbury 

Avenue, 

K 

«§n by WAY Build*. 

Central a!p>e!ssat»§]teeilent 

beachT Your 

cholis of lifer indiiasr 

condominium. Oa» hot 

alrhtati 

B«vtoni Umiy l*ra*; 

ny. AvfUHbl* from aflMt, n n , # 

Ifia^Bmim mWmwi ensmoom.flp 

OCEAN CHY - 3rd SMM, uaclgui W 

Boor Bpanmant, «nll rant mwUNy, fir 

aonal or yeaity. Cat 729-6W2 or 38»- 

4177anor12lfoorL - t 

FOR RENT Ocean Colony. 1 + bdnu. 

Gouth aide, kuga uuK). month tK Sapl 

li^so. «n uta incSded. PotH a >aur4 

Call 216-732:788". 

LEEWARD MN BED AND BREAKFAST 

- SMnn. apt avalaU* waaUy and k 

•Mutable dally. OH 3S1-141S if 

MOOERM • A Wrm. apt, tir. baach 1' 

bdwk. Partdno, wn» carpet, wAt *C 

l porehM ith l Two 

im EFFIOENCO -24 knttKy all-' 

• COO-ft. to bwcrtomi, h»«»7p3otV 

writ, Ms, aLbiMnn;ttM liuuv 

hows., soo-700 n. m t^MtS^ • 

NEW LARQE THREE flaxWoil -, ft 

both. 1il tm, laroe oada, otHWat" 

parking, bsouotuJty Isntohad, ilMpt £• 

3033 WMI AvftiAvaB. July 30 mnilepl' 

lOih, UieeancaaUonAua. aSapLCai' 

3600571. ' 

FOX REAL ESTATE 

THERE REALLY IS A DIFFERENCE 

IN REAL ESTATE COMPANIES. 

. Triplet 3 bedroomi 

units with pod rental history. 

Stops IS beach and 

fabulous ocean views. 

Newly renovated. loy to 

ihow.iiZS,000. 

NfW LISTING 

Sonera Point Single 

family home on larp spacious 

corner lot With 

fenced-ln back yard and 

garage. Me year reef plus 

economical gas heat and 

many other extras. 

$119,000. 

Magnificent Sun Rites 

Lots of sun, air, and ocean 

views <strong>for</strong> that great seashore 

living with all of the 

aamcnlUes. Easy to show. 

Starting at $206,000. 

Beachblock Magnificently 

furnished side by 

tide townhouse on a wide 

street with off-street parking 

<strong>for</strong> 4 cars. $198,000. 

D«k»l Dtckil D«elul 

MulU-famlly unit with 

U t l hli 

Popular Northend Beach 

with fabulous ocean 

view..$625,000 < . 

Stone's Throw to the 

Btach Modern 2 bidreem 

condos on one of the most 

popular northend beaches. 

Great ftmUy Ret-away or 

excellent Income property. 

ilM.OOO', 

Money Maker Centrally 

located near beach, boardwalk 

and recreation facilities. 

7 airy apartments 

with well-equipped kitchenette. 

Excellent kicomel 

$385,000. 

Duplex Impeccably 

maintained with excellent 

rental history. Many extras 

plus Buyers Protection 

Plan. Easy to show. 

Triplex Very epadoua 

Interiors with loti of living 

apace. Close to b«ch yri(h 

large breezy porchea and 

excellent rental htiloiy. 

SSDO.SOO*. 

Comer Stml^.tichrf 

With "Mother-in-Uw 

Quarters." Two private 

Guest mites and 4 bedrooms. 

GKII location, 

must see to appreciate. 

CaU today. S288,900. 

Spldoul Dream HUM 

on Ocean City's bay. Beautiful 

sunsets from 5 decksl 

Features include Swimming 

Pool, new bulkhead, 

fireplaces, 4 bedrooms and 

many, many mere. 

NEW LISTING 

Sliifje Family North, 

md singe family home 

with working fireplace, 

larp lit and 2nd fleer 

decks, 2 car garage, and 4 

bedroomi. Well main, 

talned classic Ocean CUy 

home with lots of charm. 

$179,000. 

ERA® FOX REAL ESTATE 

ON BRIGHTON PLACE BY THE BEACH 

609-399-0980 

P.O. BOX 425 OCEAN CITY, NEW JERSEY 08226 

^1 Each o«lc« Independently owned and operated 

eqmiHousinig 

T v -Some conditions and limitation* apply mm Electronic Really Associates, inc.

i; 

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Summer Rental 

THE SENTINBL.LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N.J. 


Summer Rental Summer Rental Yearly Renttit- Public Notice Public Notice 

Lease Brand New 

Spectacular 

South Cht. Bayfront! 

Phila. TV Anchor will lease 

4 bedroom Iuxupjr home <strong>for</strong> july-Aug-Sept 

$10,000; or annually $14,500, 

This new residence has everything. 

Boat docks, Jacuzzi, 

2 sundecks, state-of-the-art kitchen 

and decor plus lots of parking. 

Call 398-7288 

<strong>for</strong> appointment to inspect thii 

one-of-4-kind property. Pat O.K. 

BEACHBLOCK RENTAL 

One bedroom condo, steeps 

4, ill new. Fiw stew to 

baaen and boardwalk. Doluxo 

kltchons, eoior TV. iwimmlng 

pool with lacuzzl, decorator 

tumishings. 2 tree elf etrool 

parking spaces with each unit. 

igACHWATCH 1 unltSS 

BEACHWATCH 11 Unit 23 

MORRISON 

REAL ESTATE 

Reallors 

399-5211 

17TH STRUT LAQOON • on ids water, 

unrym. apt, i BRk, living rm, dining 

•ret, kltcfien. den, Mil, porch, parking, 

2nd H-, elec, neat w/d, no pels- Aval. 

Aug. 20. $810 plus UIU, 1BM457. 

CB1TRAL (HAVIN AVE.). i tearoom, 

I'A bant. Seegnd floor win deck. A' 

Bright ana airy apt In a qulel naigriMr- 

hood- Near everything. Credit crieck and 

ralsroncoa required. Available Augmi IIL 

J575 plui uilL Oanfan Slam Realty, 18ih 

and Asbury Ave 399-3C3S_ 

OiNTRALLY LOOATID - Brand new 

condo, 3 bdims, 2 balhi, 13lh & Weil 

area. Ideal lor Oaslno Csupjes. Qsii any- 

llmo 609-691-(MM.aak lor Ban 

NEW DUPLEX • ind floor, calhsdml call- 

Ings, •kyilghU, ailing lain. I Mnns, 2 

balhi, w/d* dw, gu heal ft Ml water, 

central air, Arepi,, cenlraily located. $TK 

monthly. Avail. July iSd. " '" "'" *"" 

WEIKLY RINTAL . S bedroom, fully (ur- 

nlstiod garage apt,, 25m strati area, 

clsis to touch Wuchor, drytr enter TV. 

vary clean. ISOB weakly, call asi-tOM. 

TWO BEDROOM • 1 bath apartmant. 

sleeps s, 1 Mock from Mm Itreei Mad). 

1 bdrm, I bath apl sloops 8 Soutlwnd. 

Avail. Season or half taeson. Call 3M- 

BOARDWALK • ipartmtnt, 

was., dry., aif^nd., maximum 4 people. 

iioo, a flay, 4 day mln. 882-0775.* 

ONE IlgnOOM APAHTMiNT . ceniny 

lotiilion. lyn dock, 1 block (ram boacfi. 

Wookly, $I?p- monlhly, 11,000; uri'd 

Sop!, lilh. f 1.800. Call 39ti51B of 

OSS 1181. 

PRICE RiDUCTIQNI • 100 yarti Mm 

beach. Three in, IW baths, psreh. Aâfh 

able July 2-23M. Aug. 19 weakly a ml 

suuson. SrsOwooHy. Call 338-1 ?39 

SEASON'• I bedroom, llnl Door, wosri 

or/drytr. Available now thru Sept 10I1), 

Rabin L Sharp Raatitsn, S501 Wesi 

Are. or iroo AtBufy Aye., iiM?§4. 

SEASON • 3 Mrm,, 1\» biihi. One 

black is MM. $1,100. Aueuii. Centra) 

Avi. Oofnif (Megan view. J barm., 1 

baths. Cull of visit Hager Rtai Eiata, 

Realtors, 34lh SI 1 Haven Aye,, 9N- 

alia. / 

SEASONAL • Brit door all. apt,, noar 

buach ana MMwalk, Sleeps wo per- 

sons. Call 009-399-1508 

SEASONAL ONE BEDROOM APT. - 

SpaelQus naar beach and boardwalk. 

Largo tun dock wlih ocean view, $3,800. 

plus ulilW«s. Cull 399-5943. 

StcOND FLOOR APT, • weekly. Sleeps 

A. Kllctien, bain and parking. Coll 308- 

aois, 

SECOND STREET • bsachwock, 4 BR 

homo, 2vi balhs, llv.rm., din.mi., klictiBn. 

fi/w, UIIL ml,, walhgr, panting {700 bl- 

weakly. One BR Milage, iloeps 4, 

month si Aug. $1Mo. Qesi Reatty, Real- 

lor, 3111 Asbury Aya. 390-2098. 

SOUTH END • 2 and a bedroom collBg- 

ei, Gloss lo batch. 1S7S weekly. Qsss 

Realty, Realtor, 3258 Asbury Ave-, 089- 

im. 

VIRV HIA§QNA§LI . J bedrooms, a 

bath celisga, 3rd pmporry from Z4lh 81 

bsacri. All gsnvanlenss. Vary priv ata, 

ImmMllts openings See swnaf on 

property or cpniaci posisd mallor. KB • 

Mm S 

SUMMIR HINTALS 

AVAILAiLi FROM 

ROBIRT L, SHARP 

Real Estate 

3ii.1i37or3ii.07S4 

Two and 3 BR npti. Convsnlenl 

ta boacti» boaniwalk it 14th SL 

Prieed (fom laaa weekry In July 

ana'August 

Souttiond. 1 BR •econd n, wlm 

•undsck.inOvuesWy. 

Three bedroarfi tpL jtownhouse 

Elylo), wth washer. Available Jury 

andAuguti. 

The Asbury Club 

HOTEL 

EFFICIENCY 

Sleeps 2 to 4, with 

Color TV, A/O, 

Micro., 

Deluxe Furrt., 

W/D, Sun Deck . 

$250. week or Full 

Season 

Call Rosa 

399-0440 

PUBUC NOTICE 

The undsnsignod has (MM to 

lha Ocaan City Zoning Bawd ol 

Adjustment <strong>for</strong> rallof Irom: Ordinance 

BaîO, Section S • raar yatd setback. 

Oidlnancs 86-10. SeaJon s • lot cpv- 

erago and any oth»r variances the 

Board may deem necsssary to con- 

lurMton Wtti an appllcatlori <strong>for</strong> con- 

Btruaion m • new slngfa family 

dweUMg at Bkxk itif, Lsi 19, oihsr- 

wtas Known as ISM Glenwood 

Drhra, Ocoan Cny, New Jertay. TNI 

apcJIcation wU M hMM at a hoartna 

on July eO.ISU M 7m P.M. In the 

Council ChambM, City Hall, Ninth 

Strsel and Atbury Avenue, Ocoan 

CJty, New Jsnuy. Comments relative 

IS thli opplteatlon must bo mada In 

penon Plans an in lilt with the 

Bode •nlomman Offln located at 

SSO Asbury Avcnuo, Ocean City, and 

may be vfewod during mgular busl- 

nsuhBun, 

RoMns Una* bier 

AppDcnnt 

NORTHEND - 2 bedroom unfum, wosh- 

er, dryer, en. [SIO monihly plus uBL (gas 

hoi water heat). QenMn SMie Realty, 

1 BO) and Aibury Ave. 39B-3033. 

NORTHEND - ind Boor, 3 bdrm. •pL 

w/w. Mi, dry., dljtiwas., $520. monthly 

plus ulilitlos. Can 398-6334 or evenings 

OCEAN CITY • bayfront condo, 1 

bdrms, 2 balhi. fully rum.. wM, d/w, a/c 

parking. Pool a boal slips Bnl, In sum- 

met. Ref. raq. Wlnur renal. tJOCMno,! 

yearty rental, $1,000, plus uill. 302-OS4- 

isii; 

ONI BEDROOM APTB. • new conttjue. 

Uon, waihor and dryer, wM oupel, len- 

ant myii ba is years or elder, $900 per 

mo. plus ulil. Call Hillagaas Raal Estate, 

36êon 

Winter Rental 

FURNISHED TWO BEDROOM • modem 

apt., 1(1 (I. Aval!. Sept-June. Qas heal, 

M, dMr, WAV, new fumaty. $195 par mo. 

Call 398-3210, 

OR WINTER RINTAL • Iron September 

It, 8 bdrms,, 2 ball, ve/y dean, fur- 

nlshsd hauls, tonced yard, Thna blocks 

from bueh. |g7! fer yoriy, WOO. ler 

winter Coll 645-7463 or 215^034-5908. 

SOUTt«ND. S bdrm, 2 baft lit Mar 

apis. 1 block lo baash, an appllancou. 

Available July is, MOO and tBoT pim 

UBUUSB. 451-6554 a(ler « PM- 389-7971 

weektndi. 

GARDINSPLAZA 

CONDOMINIUM APARTMENTS 

All (mtnltlis plus peel, 

Somt iffleitncy, ene 

and two bedroom units 

available fsr unique 

summer vacation due to 

cancellation, call <strong>for</strong> In- 

<strong>for</strong>mation. 

GARDENS PLAZA 

Part Place and the Beach 

399-5353 

SOMERS POINT • t bedrooms. 8 bath 

house, finptecs, Sept. thru May. Rooliy 

World Carberry 4 Haas. 413 Shoro Rd. 

927-9300. 

WSCAVNE HOTEL 

399-1335 

RSOffli lurilng MJM! 

Private bath, color TV. Relrlg , 

Park.IHIIJ 

812 OCEAN AVE. 

TF 

Yearly Rental 

Real Estate Sale Real Estate Sale 


CUSTOM iUILT RANCHER this beautiful home In 

Palermo can be yours <strong>for</strong> only $119,500.00 

New Construction Duplex-$179,000.00 

Conda-$73,600.00 corner unit, good rental area 

$40,000 IneoniB Potinail, beaeh black, myltMiunily, 4 unite, 

629 831 Fourth Street, ashing 1295,000, 

14.1 Acros in Dennis Township $38,000,00 

Owntd by Ttreia k Chirlei Palfrmo 

• iroker of Record • Kathleen Dtwltt 

HILLEGASS 

RIM, ESTATO AGENCY, INC. 


OCIAN CITY. NEW JERSEY 08226 

(609)399-6011 

UNFURNISHED • Ocean Clly/Mannsra, 

large an bsdroom, ground floor apt, prt- 

Vlti driveway and solmnciis, w/w car- 

pel, no pea, $A75 mgniiily. Call 3BO 

34m. 

1011 SIMPSON AVI. • 111 lloor new dy. 

plei apart. 3 Bdrm.. 2 baih. (TOO, 

monthly plus unmet. Call 399-11 it, 

SOUTH END. first law 2 tedreom un- 

l l d , w«, new w*. tsoo monthly 

8»caiiea3S9« 

RESORT MARKETING 

Yearly Rentals 

Thrtt bedroom, 2 

bath, Ocean Reef 

Condominiums. 

Wraparound deck, 

beautiful views. Prom 

$975. 

Two bidroom, 2 bath 

Qardtn Style Nan- 

tuckit condominium. 

Available immediate- 

ly. Call 398-6231. 

CITYOFOeiANOITY 

CAPE MAY COUNTY, NEW J6fl 

8i¥ 

RESOLUTION BO-S8-124 

A RIBOLUTION AMENDING 

RE8OLUTION NO. 88-28-72. 

AUTHORIZING A PROFESSIONAL 

3ERVICES BONTBAOTWITH 

DUET PRODUCTIONS 

WHEREAS. In acesrdanqe with 

Resolution No. 08 28-72. Dual Prod- 

uctions has agreed to allmf two-man 

plays lor children to lha public; and 

WHEREAS. Resolution No. 88- 

20-72 staled that ths number ol 

pradilMlsra to bo sov&n (7) com- 

menclna July. 7, 1988 and (hat lha 

lee charged per person would be mo 

dollars and fifty cento; and 

WHEREAS. Duel Productions has 

recently requeued a <strong>change</strong> In the 

number at productions and the 

charge per person lor the lias sea- 

son; and 

NOW, THIBIFORi, BE IT 

RESOLVED that the number el per- 

<strong>for</strong>mances thai Duel Productions trill 

oiler shall be Mil (0) commencing 

July 14, IBM at a lee 61 three dollars 

per person. 

•I IT FURTHER RESOLVED, 

thai all other provisions ol Resolution 

No. 80-28-72 will rotnaln pursuant to 

the terms outlined therein and to 

ihossol ths contract. 

BE IT PURTHIR RESOLVED, 

that a copy ol this Resolution shall be 

published In lha Ocean Oily Sentinel 

Ledger, 

Jack Jones 

Council PresWspt 

Offered by COUNCILMAN TROFA 

Seconded by COUNCILMAN 

ISpOSITO 

The above resolution was duly 

adopted by the City Council of the 

Ctly ol Ocaan City, New Jersey, at a 

meeting sl sold Council duly held on 

iheSOth day el June 1088. 

rrppm 

NOTICE OF UNCLAIMED 

FUNDS 

THE PRUDENTIAL INSURANCE 

COMPANY OP AMERICA 

LIMWOOD, NEW JERSEY 

The parsons, whose names and 

Tan know addrtttea are llstod below 

appear, Irom the rswrd U HM above 

named corporation, ts be entitled to 

payments ol liny dotara or more. 

COUNTY iQAPI MAY 

OONTRAOTlNa RUSHIR 

P.O. BOX 163 

STONE HARBOR. N J.0M47 

MORRISON DAVID 

225 W. JUNIPER AVE. 

WILDWOOD. N J, OttOO 

NOECKERANNAF 

1100 WESLEY AVE 

OCEAN CITY. N.J. 

YOUNS ARNOLD W. 

RT.MCORBINCITY 

WOODBINE, NJ. 08270 

YOUNG H. GEORGETTE 

RT.jOCORBINOITY 

WOODBINE. N J. 00270 

YOUNG MARVIN H. 

HT.ioeOBaiNCITY 

WOODBINE. N J. 08270 

Such unclaimed funds wU be paid 

on or be<strong>for</strong>e August IB, 1688 to per- 

toni BBsbUsnlng to the oattelaaton 

of the Company their right ta receive 

the same. Thereafter all claims lor 

ouch funds should be presented lo 

lha New Jersey Stale Treasurer. 

TH1 PRUDENTIAL WSURANOi 

COMPANY OF AMERICA 

Over 40 runners 

from four states 

and Canada on 

,Fun Run Course 

© 

For In<strong>for</strong>mation concerning then 

tlems. contact Prudential Insurance , . ,. 

Company. Co Unclaimed Equities SChooJ Studies to run 

"IliB tooad appeal of the 

summer Fun Rani was evi- 

dent this past Thursday as 

attendance bolted to over 

40 runners ranging in age 

from glide schoolers to 

grandparents, with repre- 

sentation of vacationers and 

locals from four states and 

one <strong>for</strong>eign country. 

In the always-challenging 

5000-meter mm country 

event, Doug Field of Cherry 

Hill not only took some 

<strong>time</strong> off from his med 

but 

Division, P.O. Box 336, Unwood, 

New Jorsey OS221 or all (609) 6S3- 

BMi. 

7*!T.P.F.tai.Qo 

NOTIM 

PLEASE TAKI NOTIOI that 

SANDY DEL8ORDO has upled to 

the Zoning Board ol Adjusimoni (or 

tha COy of Ocoan Cli/ lor a variance 

which will pormit him la construct a 

produce martial with a second Mar 

apaitmonl which Is a noncortormlng 

uss, and variances from tha parking, 

Irani, rear and elde yard MibacK 

roqulromoras ol tha Ocean CKy Zon- 

ing Ordinance as amended, and lo* 

such other varlancea as may be 

required, and lor approval ol a •!• 

plan lor premises known as Lot IS, 

Block 807, on tha Ocean cly Tax 

Map. 

A hearing on this matter will be 

held at 7:30 P.M. on Wednesday, 

July 2O.198S. In iha Council Cham- 

two ol Ciiy Hall, Ninth StrMI and . ,. 

Aibury Avenue, Ocean City, New Ihb application. 

Jersey, ii whleh lime you may & « »•; papers ki jswnfBlsn 

appear <strong>time</strong>r In person or by agent with Ink application are on llk» In the 

or atlsmey and preterit any oêe. QflkssilhaSecrslarv'(HiihoZenlna 

liens yaw may have lo the iranllrig of Bstrt ol Adjustment whj* Isjtotaled 

this arpllcatlon In the OHM ot the Cly Planning 

Air of the papers In connaeUon Dtaflor, City Hall Sth BMM firi 

wllhlhliapplleffllSiaraprifllBjritha ArtUfy Avenue, Oeaan Cly, New 

allot o! the Secretary of the Zanina Jersey, and am avellabto lor kuspoc- 

•oard ol Adjusimeffl which is Mated' Uon during regular business hours: 

also took over three 

minutes off the previous '81 

best <strong>time</strong> in the 5K, finish^ 

ing in 16:24. 

He was only seconds off 

the Fun Run course record. 

The rest of the pad; of 30 

who finished the course 

W«e over two minutes 

behind Reid in this rugged 

event, 

Scott Winston of Toronto, 

Canada, finished second in 

Public Notice 

appsar either In person or by agent 

of BttorMy and present any otjec- 

Ikwysumaytavetollworirriiniof 

THRU MDB0M« - 2 tile tathl, and «., 

unfum. duplex, Ssuttend, oconomlcal 

heal, hoi water, tanji, g/d, dAv, w/d 

TWO BEDROOM APARTMENT • UUUllM 

IncJudod, ground floor, eintraliy located. 

$575. monthly. CHI Hlilegaii Heal ii- 

!ais,3BM01f. 

Thr»« WiTfii., t bathi, off 

itrtat parking. $625 

monthly. Available Aug. 1. 

Three bdrms., I baths, firo- 

plaoe, open tteslgn. $800 

montJily. Available Immedi- 

ately. 

BETTY JOHNSON 

BEAL ESTATE, INC. 

398-6066 Ot 

1117171 

YeafljiIteiUls 

3BK-2B-S650/month + 

uUlltlet-available SepL 

SBR^B-New - Central Air 

-SSW/month + utillUea 

3BR.li.i#00/nioiith + 

utilities 

3BR-1B-S8O0 + month + 

utilltiw 

YEARLY RENTALS 

Three bdrms., 1'A battis toc- 

end floor unfurnished apL with 

plus utilities. 

Two bdrms., 1 bath first floor 

unfurnished. Available Immo- 

dlateV (or only $476 plus utili- 

ties. 

New i bdrm., IM bath, first 

Hear w/washer, drytr, air 

cond., $660 plus utJI. 

388-5000 

Rooms 

Complaints of 

dlacrlmlnotlon In housing 

onthobasioofraco. 

color, creod, uncostry, 

marital status, cox, 

handicap or perooptlon til 

a handicap shoulcf bo 

mado by vlalilng iho Now- 

Jersey OMslon on Civil 

rilghts, 1 Wfl Atlantic Avo. 

2nd Floor, Atlantlo Cliy, 

New Jqraoy 06404 or cnll 

(609) 441-3100. 

In the Olilco ol the Oily Planning 

Director. Oily Hall, tin Sireel and 

Atbury Avenue, Ocean pity, New 

Jersey, and are available lor Inspec- 

tion during regular business hours, 

Ronald L. Taht, Esquire 

001 Aobury Avenue, Sullo 407 

g Ronald L. Toht, Esquire 

801 Asbury Avenue, Suite 407 

Ocean City, NJ O822S 

Attorney tor Pellloners, 

Mr.« Mrs, Charles Relly 

Attorney <strong>for</strong> PoiWonar. 

Sandy Delsordo 

T-a, iT.r'.F.iii.BB 

NOTIOB 

a still very respectable 

18127, followed closely by 

Brendan Carev; ol Philadel- 

phia in Was, Jim Railey of 

MeHeiiry, Maryland wa» 

next in 18:45, barely edging^ 

QMan ayi Otais DlSdiis- 

do (18:49) and Tom Mete 

(18:54). . 

Placing firit lor the 

women was Samantha 

Cheney of Long Island, 

N.Y. in 2*58. Chemey out^ 

legged Ocaan City's Donna 

Cirdwell (27i41), Nancy 

Railey of McHenry, Md., 

(29:28), and Unda Duffy© 

(32:30) and Joan Mcgulre 

(36:00), both of Ocean City. 

Other successful finishers 

in be 5K were Ocean City's 

Shawn Bemardini (19122), 

Marmora'i Scott Bell 

(19:49), Jack Hostttter 

mm and Scott HiGkar 

CO-.iS), boft of Ocean aty, 

Marmora'i Coach Bill*} 

Moreland (2033), Avalon's w * 

OUp Dodd (20i23) and Ben 

Mcravltt mm\ and Vir- 

ginia Beach, Virginia's 

Hank Armstrong (22:10), a 

vacationing NBA referee. 

Pete Helgl of Sea Isle Ciry 

completed the 5K in 22:31, 

followed by dark Hostetter 

of OcMn Ciry (22iS2), Scott 

Woolam of Haddonfleld -. 

(23:00), We Taber of Mta- ® 

gate (23:19), the son/father 

team of Jason (23:28) and 

Bill (25:17) Hooper of Ocean 

City, Jim Woolam of Had- 

donfield (27:08), and Coach 

Fritz Hastings 07:42), Bob 

Hoffman (27:42), and Tom 

Ploppert (36:00), all of 

M 

PLEASE TAKE NOTICE Otat DR. 

and MRS. MICHAEL J. HARKINS 

have appted to the Zoning Board at 

:.:._, lor the City at Ocean city 

far variances tram lha rear yard set- 

PLEASE TAKE NOTICE thai MR ,»„, ,«»,«„.„«, Hy,.y.,H »- 

and MRS, CHARLES REILLY have age and irom tha Ordinance 1 * 

applied lo the Zoning Board ol requirement that roots rise 4 Inches 

Adjustment lor the City ol Ocean Clly In every loot, and such other vart- 

lor variances Irom Ihe rear yard sat- ances ai may be required to permit 

back and building coverage require- them to tear down ihe existing 

menis ol the Ordinance, and euch Duplex and construct a new Duplex 

other variances as may be required on Lot a. Block 3901. on the Ocean 

to demolish an existing Duplex «nd City Tex Map. also known u 

. 1 D w l w on L,,,^ aafr-ifi. Central Avenue. 

OFFICE SPACE AND 

WAREHOUSE STORAGE 

AVAILABLE 

CALLHEUMWELL 


.TOR RENT 

$175 MONTHLY 

Inokidw EIKMO 

Comrrnrotoy Zon»8 

Good lor butlrw. 

1357 Aibury Av». 

|7F 399-0440 

Block 3501, on Ihs Oosan C)ly Tax City. New Jersey. . 

Mop, also known as 35J83J0 Waalsy -A' hearing on ihl* matter will be 

Avanue, Ocean City, New Jenuy. held at 7:30 P.M on Vvednesday, 

A hearing on this matter wll be July 20,1BB8, In Ihe Council Cham- Tom 

held at 7 30 PM. on Wednesday, ben at City hall, Ninth Street and 

July 20,1886. In the Council Cham- Asbury Avenue, Ocean City, New """" 

bora at City Hall, Ninth Street and Jersey, at which lime you may 

Asbury Avenue, Ocean Cay, New appear either In person or by agent 

Jersey, at which lime you may or attorney and present any ot))ec- 

m^^—^,^^^__^^^___ tlons you may have to Ihe granting ol 

thlsapplcallon. 

All of the papers In connection 

rtth Ibis application are < 

Real Estate Rent 

l are on fie In the 

OFFICE SHARED AVAILABl£ NOW • 

39fHI50O. 


STORE/OFFICE - space, 1,300 «q. a, 

central location, air conditioning, $1,000 

plu* utlUUM, Available Immediately. Call y - ,T p> jin 

Hagor Real Estate, Realtor, 390-iftsa. 7-e,lT,P.F4za30 

ACADEMY 

REAL ESTATE 

ONE BLOCK TO BEACH - and board- 

walk. iea*onal or weeMy, njntsl roomi 

ondapl>.Call39e-g871. 

ROOM FOR RENT • year round, lit 

floor, TV, hot plat*, refrig. Femalei only. 

SEASONAL Ofl YEARLY R00M3 - 

Call, prstarabr/alleraPM, 398-7219. 

SEASONAL ROOMS - Centrally focolsd 

one block from boach, reasonable, one 

or two parsons to a roam, one double 

bed, share a bath, BSW TV. refrloennur. • 

$110 parweskamdup.CalJ399-1014. 

SEAVI1E • room wJUrlvale bath, lull we 

of houie, garage. Minute* to beach. 

Nonsmoking nUT. (400 per mo. kid UIIL 

3B1W21Q, leave menage. 

Yearly R«ntel 

COMMERCIAL 

Commercial offlog utd lATg@ gru>g&,^»HM,,,m 

i ty * • v P. i 

PAGE 15 — SECTION TOOV 

Roy Hogere/Mllier Paint 

was maintaining its first- 

place standing as play con- 

tinued late'last week-iiv tt\e 

men's Softball league. 

Here is a rundown of the 

action ns of lastEdday: 

Monihan'Realty kept its 

Win streak intact at three by 

defeating Annarelli's, 8-7. 

Winning pitcher Scott Gel- 

ger wad on the mound in 

each of Monlhan's recent 

victories. 

Also instrumental in 

Monlhan's wins With stellar 

per<strong>for</strong>mances at the plate 

were Hank Davis, two <strong>for</strong> 

three; and Danny Neill, 

three <strong>for</strong> three. 

Lead-off man Mike 

"ReeV Hardy of Aimani- 

li's hit the first pitch of the 

game over the outfeilder's 

' head <strong>for</strong> a homer but that 

wasn't enough and Fisher- 

man's Wharf came bade 

with its own rally in the 

first inning, soaring five 

runs en route to an 84 vic- 

tory. 

Jade Benek led Fisher- 

man's with three hits, while 

five of his teammates had 

two hits each, 

Paul Burst had two hits 

<strong>for</strong> die losers, 

COLLEGE HOOPS 

RESULTS . 

The Recreation" Depart- 

1 menfs NCAA-sanctioned 

men's college summer bas- 

ketball league tapped off 

last Monday night with'a" 

pair of well played games. 

The 6th Street courts 8 

o'clock pair of games saw 

Shoemaker Lumber defeat 

Mallon's Sticky Buns, 61-37, 

and PonUeres Auto tri- 

umph' over Beaux Arts 

Homes, 64-54. Shoemaker, 

which jumped out to an 

early lead and'was not seri- 

ously threatened, was 

sparked by <strong>for</strong>mer Main- 

land High School's Clyde 

Battles' 19 points. Kevin 

Jones' 15 points, all in the 

second hall, closed the gap 

<strong>for</strong> Mallon's. 

For Pontiert's was Dave 

Calaway of Monmouth Col- 

lege, witt 18, Dave Orland- 

ini of Princeton University 

with 14, and Nick Pennento 

of West Chister University, 

yvith 19, Former local pro 

Ken Wilbum's 23 was tops 

<strong>for</strong> Beaux Arts. 

Recreation news 

Ocean City Recreation Dept. 399-6171 

Fisherman's wot another 

game, mis Ume at the 

expense of Bevan Construc- 

tion, 9-3. 

With BUI Robinson hit 

ting four <strong>for</strong> four and Jon 

Hurlberts fielding at short- 

stop, Fisherman's easily dis- 

patched Bevan. ' 

Jack Smith had three Mrs 

in clean-up slot <strong>for</strong> the los- 

Annarelli'i won big over 

Paradii Drywall, 20-i,wlm 

Dan Young picking up his 

first decision on the mound 

tor the winners. 

. Paradis' Phil Kraut put a 

scare into Annarelli's when 

he led off the batting order 

with a solo homer to break 

In Young early on. 

For Annarelli's, Mark 

Annarelli, die team captain, 

Was four <strong>for</strong> five and scored 

ifiujr, runi, while ârry 

Furyo got three hits, includ- 

ing a three bagger. 

Fisherman's Wharf 

stunned BtUng Construc- 

tion, 17-3, scoring in every 

inning except the sixth. 

Jim AUer WIB the offen- 

sive standout <strong>for</strong> the win- 

ners, collecting two home 

rum and seven RBIs in a 

feur-fer-five per<strong>for</strong>mance, 

Doug Robinson went five 

<strong>for</strong> five and scored five of 

Fisherman's 17 homers, 

STANDMOS 

,HoyR.oq«l/Mill>rP(IM „ 10 

Playlana _. 0 

.FlthJmwit Wharf 

'/Uinwvli• B>»Shop ..'. _ 

.MonihanRuly - —.» »m^.m_a-< 

,AII-S«ian(MiuitMwn».u~~. 6- 

TIEFORFIRSTIN 

WOMEN'S B'BALL 

' The Ocean Oty Women's 

Basketball League began its 

t988 summer season June 

26 and the Ocean Gty Rec- 

reation Department and the 

CWA Local 1070 tied <strong>for</strong> 

first place with Identical 2-0 

records. 

The Rec Department 

j defeated Cerruttl's Beauty 

Shop, 51*22, and Farrell 

Agency, 52-34. 

CWA Local 1070 downed 

WSLT radio station, 44-13, 

and fought down to the last 

few.seconds to gain the win 

over Voltaco's, 29-27. 

Voltaco's Laurie Carter 

led the league in scoring, 

netting 22 points! during 

Voltaco's win over Domi- 

no's Pizza. 

* Despite Chris Federico's 

two 3-point field goals, 

Domino's Pizza was con- 

quered by Voltaco's, 5441. 

sr/amms 

On Tuesday Pontiere's 

continued their winning 

way vrttii a M-SI v/tii over 

the Ocean Ciry Ex<strong>change</strong> 

Club. Dave Calaway and 

Nick Pennente again were 

hot scoring IS and 14 points 

respectively. For Ex<strong>change</strong>, 

Chris Corchiani of Norm 

Carolina State poured in 31. 

In the other game. Shoe- 

maker Lumber- also won 

again in a game decided in 

die dosing seconds over 

Mark's News, 69-67. Clyde 

Battle's 23 and James 

Stubbs' 22 paced the lum- 

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Devlin with 15 were tops 

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Wednesday's action saw 

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second game saw Oakcrest 

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down Southern 34-29. High 

<strong>for</strong> Southern was Shane 

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got into the. win column 

Witn a tip-in by Corey Pitts 

at the buzzer defeating 

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8 sponsoring thme male •niPfcmaJe fin- 34th Sfreat Beach Patrol Sulbach, 40-49: Bob likins 

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hundreds,of teens cr»m the Moorlyh Terrtoo beach last wei^ crews from the USA network tape aplgodes<strong>for</strong>tnelr nattoqwldft dance show 

Where speeding is common 

Seven injured in boating mishap on the fuckahoe 

TUCKAHOE RIVER — Seven jpeople 

including an 184nonth-old baby 

girl were hurt Saturday afternoon 

when two boats collided about a plile 

up Uie Tuckahoe River while rounding 

a blind curve, authorities said. 

fw6 of the injured were taken to 

Shore Memorial Hospital in Somers 

Point by Coast Guard helicopter <strong>for</strong> 

beatment of major Injuries sufferd in 

the 4:40 p.m. accident, said Coast 

Guard officials from Great Egg station, 

Ocean City. The other, less 

severely injured, victims were taken 

by Coast Guard patrol boat to the a 

local marina in Somers Point and 

than transported to the hospital by 

Ihe rescue squad. 

Karfen Cassidy, 29, of Marlton was 

In fair condition yesterday with a fac- itiessald. 

tured pelvis, and Rodney Degrango, 

23, Of Ocean City was in staWa condition 

with a kidney contusion, a hospital 

spokeswoman said. 

Jessica Kenner, 18 months old, of 

Pleasantville was released ate being 

treated <strong>for</strong> contusions, to the right 

<strong>for</strong>ehead, officials said. 

Cassidy was reportedly riding In a 

17-foot speedboat owned and driven 

by James Hunter. 28, of Mays Landing. 

Marine police said Hunter was 

ejected from his boat on impact. 

Kenner and Degrange were passengers 

in a 17-foot trihuU pilottd by 

Donald Kenner, 21 of Heasantvllle. 

Kenner, who suffered M rib Injury, 

' 1 care at the hoipital, author. 

Historical groups 

want to get junction 

back on the tracks 

ByJAMESFltZPATItICK " 

SentfteHjodgerStaff 

Railroada helped build the towns of 

South Jersey, and now It Is <strong>time</strong>, some 

area historians say, <strong>for</strong> South Jereey 

towns to rebuild their railroad stations. 

, " 

Toward mat goal, the Pennsylvania 

Beading Seashore, Lines (PRSL) Historical 

Society, and the Historical, 

Preservation Society of Upper Township 

have dedded to work together to 

restore Tuckahoe Station., "• 

1 The Victorian-era depot, built by me 

township In 1894, was a Junction 

point where travelers from Fhiladel- 

' phia and surrounding areas opted to 

Sther lake the Cape .May Hn£ to 

to Tuckahoe. Envisioned is an old' 

fashioned excursion line from the 

station, pulled by steam engines, to 

historic points south. 

But first, group members say) support 

from the township, funding from 

outside sources and enthusiasm from 

the community in the farm of volunteers 

Is needed to get the project on 

track. 

Tom Mann, a member of the board 

of directors of the PRSL historical 

^ group, said state Green Acres funds 

and possibly federal dollars will be 

.sdught to restore (he building. Being 

on die Nattonal'Register of Historic 

Places increases its eligibility <strong>for</strong> 

funding, he believes., 

• Other options, he said, could be 

potnts 9outh, or the Sea Isle Cityline, local fund raising or sale of stock'in 

whlchbranchedintoOceanQry. s,' - rtheptriect . ' , 

Today it stands boarded up, its' 

the PRSL Historical Spdety is also' 

fish-icale shingles «UU Intact,« working on an-afimigQiient with the 

reminder,oT- Its "— ^--^*— 

in resttjrfng tKft 

develop f * - 

al groups succeed . thetowMiup. -•-.- ,, in;;-; 

i8tatfan;,ff couUf'i The.teWMhlp would be :mvolved 

Under investigation by the state 

police marine bureau ta North WUdwood 

it why the vessels collided 

when approachini each other- from 

opposite ends of a blind channel 

Details of the accident remained 

sketchy at press<strong>time</strong>, but according to 

Coast Guard and marine police 

reporti, a skier down m fee water 

may have muted one vessel to 

swerve into the path of the other. 

Marine police said bom vessels took 

evasive action. 

The WhuU, with fourfeople aboard, 

was left on top of a marshy riverbank 

after impart. The speedboat was partially 

sunk. 

Boatsman's Mate Third Class Tom 

Stolte, who was cm the «sh scene, 

laid the (speedboat had a "bad crack" 

on the port side. The trihull was 

slightly damaged, he said. 

Stolte said the wreck occurred at 

one of numerous bUnd curvei in the 

river where fee channel is only about 

30 feet wide. 

He caUid it a "bad area' where peepie 

often travel too fast. 

The boats were salvaged by the 

marine police and Seaboard Marine 

Towing and Salvage out of Ocean 

City. 

Authorftiis said the Coast Guard 

helicopter landed on the marsh to 

pick up the victims and flew mem to 

Sewer averflOw 

Shuts 3 beaches;; 

one is reoi 

ByLEESTEELE 

SonUnel-LBdflorStEH 

Two of the three red tagged Ocean 

City beaches remained closed yesterday 

after raw* sewage was discovered 

Saturday flowing into the surf 

between 9th and 11th Streets. 

Mayor Roy Gillian reopened 9th 

Street beach around 11 aon. yesterday, 

after county tests revealed it was 

sate, but 10th and 11th street beaches 

remained closed at press<strong>time</strong>. 

* A fecal coli<strong>for</strong>m count over 200 is 

considered unsafe, and 9th Street 

tested at 8 yesterday; 10th Street 

showed a 350 level, and 11th Street 

tested at 240, according to the county. 

Gillian, Who operates 'amusements 

on the wooden walkway, said the 

incident is damaging to boardwalk 

businesses. , 

"Everything like 

said. 

County health officials 

*£t 

'•a 

believe a.';?! 

clogged sewer main, SO feet landward 

of the boardwalk on 10th Street, overflowed 

into storm drains which', 

empty into the ocean. ' _j 

County public in<strong>for</strong>mation officer o 

Mary Rura-Rucd said she believes ai:' M 

gap in the pipe, under the boardwalk;^ 

may have emptied effluent onto the'* 

beach. ' - -, ' •: 

Authorities blame the incident on 

restaurant owners who haven't com-,^: 

piled with laws requiring thorn 

maintain grease traps. 

New Jersey American Water 

pany manager.,Billy. M. Cablnestf 

believes this is the flrtt such incident; :| 

(Please turn to-page* 5)f; 

Board says teachers 

are asking 20 

thejipnt pggeiaf Friday's -edition bf 

tht Sftittnet-iedger dismayed members 

df tlte Upper Township Board of 

Education who believe It showed 

Negbttatlons, which date to January, 

have reached an Impasse and so far 

there have been two meetings with a 

State rfaedlator. v 

OTease turn to page 5) Tj,iV h(Ve never made m 0Ua of 

iT.Tl 

SS"K4»« 

member'Obnithy Armand. "If their 

last offer .is 18 percent, they should 

have told the mediator this so he 

either inaccurate statements by the could have come back to the board 

teachers' union negotiator or a with it" 

<strong>change</strong> of position on the part of She said pie teacher representatives 

teachers negotiating <strong>for</strong> a new union are demanding 10 percent <strong>for</strong> the sec- 

contract. 

ond year and the Board la at 7 percent 

School officials say the union hasn't and 7 percent ,. 

budged from demanding a 20 percent Chojnadd also objected W Wald- I 

wage Increase over the first year of man's contention that the average" 

the contract, which contradicts the 17 salary In the township .13 $16,000. He 

to 18 percent figure stated by union said the district must pay $18,500 

negotiator Stan waldman in an inter- under state minimum salary requireview 

with The Sentinel-Ledger last ments and the average amount is 

week. 

closer to $22,500 and only slightly 

The official position that's on the under the county average. ' ' 

table right now is the Board's at 7 The Board doesn't believe in bind- 

pocelrtand mey^f at 20 percent," ing arbitration on education matters 11 

•aid Gene Chojnadd, head of the bemuse decisions are placed In the.I 

the hands of a third party such as a I 

lawyer, not tamed in education,,'! 

Chojnadd said. 'I 

The Upper Township Education-I 

Association is arguing they should i 

have binding arbitration because the.f 

support staff now has It. 

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Parkway plans in Point on hold; crossroads revamping up to gov. 

•SOMERS POINT — Plans 

to dbgo Garden State Parkway 

exit 30 and convert exit 

29 into a full inter<strong>change</strong> 

Will remain on hold until at 

least fall, a state Highway 

Authority official said Friday. 

\ "All work has boon 

•topped and wo are not permitted 

to continuo until we 

iubmit a revised capital 

program to the governor's 

Office next October," iaid 

James Conlon, chief engi- 

#1 \ 

e r the Authority, 

That delay moans accompanying 

pla«§ to turn the 

Somors Point traffic drijjo 

into a signalized intersection, 

add a traffic light at 

the intersochon of Route 9 

and Laurel Drive and 

revamp tho crossroads at 

Routes 9 and 559 are also in 

Hmbo, Conlon told The Sentintl-Ledger. 

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the chnncei of tho S3.1 million 

proposal surviving the 

governor's scrutiny. vorsy that began in Noveai- tion the Authority revise Its that the New Jersey High- plans to follow up on the Police Department Is post- 

Mombors of Somers Point tar over tho Authority's capital improvement plan way Authority, overseer of proposals now that the ing en officer on the street 

City Coundl at their most intention to double barrier and initiate a cost control file Garden State Parkway, 

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granted height variance 

The Planning Bonrd 

Wednesday voted unanimously 

to allow twice the 

legal height <strong>for</strong> a project by 

Helen Schilling, slated to be 

built adjacent to the <strong>for</strong>mer 

site of Seaside Baths. 

Where a 9th Street and 

boardwalk area miniature 

golf course exists now is 

planned two restaurants 

and a two-story retell center 

with an atrium entrance. 

Two gingerbreaded, triangular 

dormer-like entrances 

required 13-foot variances 

which city planner John 

Gideonse had Initially rec- 

ommended be denied. 

Gideonse later endorsed 

the plan af tar seeing the site 

plan, saying that the 27-foot 

entrances enhance the 

architecture of the building 

without creating undue 

bulk. 

Gideonse said that if the 

entrances were 10 feet off 

the boardwalk, their height 

would have con<strong>for</strong>med 

with the newly-<strong>for</strong>med 

height requirement, 

adopted three weeks;'earlier 

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The project provides 20 of 

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required- a variance , was 

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Rowdy youths sidetrack trolley service inOcean City 

The two trolley-style 

uses that started passenger 

—'" last month ceased 

operation Thunday after 

complaints of driver and 

passenger harassment at 

night, :«ty 

confirmed. 

officials have 

When driven at night, the 

Developer seeks more <strong>time</strong> from Authority 

Tlie Ocean City Housing 

Authority wiU hold a special 

meeting on Tuesday, 

July 19 at the Authority 

office, 635 West Haven 

Avenue, to discuss whether 

to extend the terns of a 

sales agreement to devel- 

oper Kenneth Gross who in 

November entered an 

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open air trolleys have been 

pelted with ice, stones or 

even cherry bombs by 

November, said Renee Cliver. 

Authority manager. 

At the 5 p.m. meeting 

Authority members will 

vote on whether the sales' 

agreement should be 

extended. The developer 

has to build some af<strong>for</strong>dable 

housing unite on the 

site, but no plans have yet 

surfaced. 

The Housing Authority 

was to build its own federally-backed 

housing project 

on the tract until the deal 

fell through last year. 

weather 

Partly sunny today 

with a SO percent 

chance of showers or 

thunder showers, 

highs in the low 80s 

along shore in the 

low 90s Inland. 

Ocean temperature 

around 60. Pair 

Wednesday and 

Thursday with a 

chance of thunderitorms 

of Friday. 

Highs throughout' 

the period in the low 

80s along shore, 

upper 80s inland. 

Lows will be 65—70. 

— NATIONAL 

WEATHER SER- 

VICE 

Ocean City 

Lions Club 

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OCEAN CITY CIVIC CENTER 

6th St. add Boardwalk 

SATURDAY, JULY 16TH 

9A.M.to3I».M. 

All members of tho public are encouraged 

to attend. Over 70 booths displaying all 

types of quality ' and, hand-made 

merchandise will be available '<strong>for</strong> your 

inspection, tuncheon Items will also be on ' 

sale. ^ 

ALL PROCEEDS WILL GO TO 

IAL LIONS CLUB CHARITIES 

AS3IGHT.HEARING and OTHER 

ASSISTANCE 

rowdy youth, said city 

Administrator Don Hart 

Trolley line Owner Dick 

Adelizzi told Hart mat the 

inddenfe have made it difficult 

to find drivers <strong>for</strong> his 

service. 

Adelizzi, of Suncoast 

Tours, WUdwood Crest, on 

July 5 wrote to Hurt mat the 

last holiday weekend was 

the third Fourth of July in a 

lay service ended without 

notice. 

Hart didn't learn of the 

sudden stop in service until 

Friday, after he had already 

met with, Police Chief 

Domlnlck Longo and city 

jitney service head George 

Rumer, 

Hart said he will discuss 

with Adelizzi the possibil- 

taw where serious attacks HIGGINS CITED BY 

have been made on driven, MARINE CORPS 

passengers or equipment. Marine Lance Cpl. Larry 

The letter announced mat A. Hlggins, son of Patricia 

the - trolley , service - - would Buxton of Jodel Lane, Linend 

July 11, But Hart said wood, has received a letter 

he received the tatter on the of appreciatDan in recogni- 

7lh, the same day the teol- Hpn of outstanding per<strong>for</strong>mance 

while stationed with 

the 2nd Marine Aircraft 

Wing, Marine' Corps Air 

Station, Oterry Point, N.C 

He joined the Marine Corps 

in 1985. 

Michael Hylahd, showed 

the Board that the entrances *\mColorful 

would cast a ihadow on the Gifden Civic Awociitton board members, from lilt, Peggy LJayd, Robert Harvey 

boardwalk three feet and M.Q. Dinsmore, work on the flewir beds at the elty'g northern entfanee near the 

greater than what would be toll bridge. 

evident wifliout them. 

Recording to the site plan 

ON DEAN'S LIST 

review, the building will 

Barbara Thomas of Ocean 

consist of 6,756 square feet Downtown sale 

View and William Dembln 

of retail space, With about 

of LJnwood are among stu- 

61 feet fronting on the 

dents named to the dean's 

boardwalk. 

fWednesday will list at Rider Collei 

Lawrenceville 

While the retailers aren't 

<strong>for</strong> 

yet lined up to stove into 

spring semester. 

the building, Kohrt ifg end with drawing 

cream parlor and Pennsylvania 

Funnel Cakes are 

prospective tenants m the 

building, which Gideonse 

said may be open by next 

summer. 

The project developers 

are Dave Wolcot, Dan Kohr 

and Jerry Klause. • 

ege, 

Wanted 

Sea iili Chy police are 

still searching <strong>for</strong> this 19 to 

25 year old man involved 

In a June 20 criminal sexual 

contact of a 15-yearold 

girl. Anyone with 

In<strong>for</strong>mation can Mil the 

the 

police department at 263- 

4311 or Cape May County 

prims Stoppers at 466. 

July tides 

2S00. ' 

Downtown merchants are contest by writing their 

Courtniy OEND PrinUno Co., Somsrt Point, (800) 928-0808 

having a " Sizzling Summer name, address and phone F« Mi SMM drawbridge. Fa GTMI Egg Muter Inlet, tublrid 12 

Sale* from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. number on paper provided. mtaule»(nnnhlghtM«tiid24mljiulMfromlowade.ForS«iIil»aiy 

kudiftsnt, nteiM *3 BaJnuM Iran high ttdi ind 38 mlnuia from 

Wednesday, concluding The boxes will be collected low tide. 

Mike your mm p.ny 

with a drawing in which between 7 and 7i45 p.m. 

•*, I clcguu... 

some lucky shopper will Local merchant Jim Pen- m LOW m HIM PM LOU PM Him 

ve 81,000 to spend in land will draw the lucky %i Tu „ TiM W! TIB «T Tin «T TI«T (BT 

liSfi .1 7133 IE 1,46 .1 8109 4,4 

stores. name at 9 p,m, on the steps 13 HI ,1 8139 3.3 em ,* sieo *.« 

More than 60 merchants of City Hall, 9th Street and 14 TH 3lM 0.0 figl 3.3 3il9 ,4 9(30 4,1 Two experienced .dultl 

wiU offer special sales in Asbury Avenue. 

15 FR *lO7 

,( lOlOO 3.3 4iO2 .5 lOlOfi ».l 

their stores" and through 

tndclc«n-up. 

The wjutn will receive a 

sidewalk sales along 

• law (loon LUNAR LBCENO 

Asbury Avenue and side 

certificate entitling the O n----,^----- 

rir»t Quort«r A p Hoon iioori in Apog»» pSrfqm

PAGE 4 —SECTION ONE 

Museum fair 

Mist Qesiin City Michelle Ham's cuts the ribbon opening thi 3rd annual historical 

museum fair Saturday as her parents, Mr, and Mrs. Harris look on. Also preparing 

<strong>for</strong> visitors are, from right, Kay Sturm, Jeannette Stokis and Doris Marts. 

SpeciaCs 'Mrot^RcutiRe Ston 

Dress Shoppe 

74! Aibury Avenue 

Drily 10$ fti, 7-9 

&i Tlie Avenue <strong>for</strong> 54 Yean 

Largest Selection 

ofFancfFinials 

Bamboo or Oak 

Floor Larn.DwJ~7 

Dresses • Skirts • Slacks 

* Sweaters - - 

OCEANCIIYUMPS&SHADES 

945 Asbuiy Ave 

Ocean City 

398-4160 

Wednesday Only 

20% to50% Off 

Selected Summer Merchandise 

THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N,J, 

July 4th fire 

damages 

home 

A one-alarm house fire 

on Independence Day 

dunpened holiday spirits 

<strong>for</strong> one Ocean City family, 

although authorities are 

grateful the Incident led to 

no injuries. 

Authorities believe the 

fire may have been 

sparked when paint was 

being burned off the house 

with a torch. 

Firefighters eitlmate 25 

percent of the two-story 

wood frame house at 14 

Aibury Rd. was damaged. 

Three people lived in the 

home. 

Ocean 

City 

notes 

by Lee Steele 

ARRESTED IN 

PLEASANTVILLI 

*ONEDAYONLY* 

Wed. July13 

An Ocean City man was 

arrested and charged with 

burglary and possession of 

marijuana after he was discovered 

in the SPCA animal 

shelter In neasantvilla on 

June 28. 

Kenneth Wilson Jr., 26, of 

Asbuiy Avenue, was held 

in the Atlantic County jail 

in Ueu of $10,000 bail. Police 

uld they found the illegal 

drug on Wilson when 

WIN $1000.00 

The members of Q.C. Retail 

Merchants will sponsor a $1000 

shopping spree give-away. Sign up at 

any participating store, Wid. July 13th 

tftMO; BE DRAW^p.m. At T HI CtTW 

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IIGHT IN N^HIGE. 

LIGHTS/ 

Light Sets and Replacement Quito 

Telescope Patio Chairs • Deck Chairs 

Wooden Captain Chairs 

* Cltronella Candles 

TlklTourches 

and to repel ttwsepeay bugs al your party 

CuHer Yard Guard md OFF 

. (a people spray) 

Barbecue Grills • Charcoal • Lighters 

Party Goods and Utensil* ' 

Igloo Coolers and Thermos, 

Pennants & Flags 

Come In and sign up <strong>for</strong> the $1000/ oo 

shopping spree give away, sponsored by 

The O.C, Retail Merchants association. 

Winner to be drawn 9 p.m, Wed,; July 13th, 

onthe steps of City, Hall, 9th &Asbury. • 

arrested. According to 

authorities, Wllion had 

<strong>for</strong>ced two pit buU terriers 

in the shrtter to fight two 

weeks earlier. 

IN CASE YOU 

WERE WONDERING... 

This office received several 

calls trcm people who 

"noticed the new Water 

Wonderland was <strong>for</strong> a 

TRAFFIC LIGHT 

ADDED TO WEST AVE. while connected to a fire 

The traffic. Ught on 29th 

hydrant. Readers were 

Street and West Avenue 

incensed at what they 

thought was an unautho- 

was finally activated yesterrized 

use of dty water. 

day, and will operate from 

But the N.J. American 

6 aau to 10 p.m., police 

Water Company, which 

said. 

owns the hydrants, said 

Installed four months tiiey were metered, and 

ago, the light merely tapped with their permis- 

blinked at motorists ausion.tioning them as they 

approached the Bametiinei 

hairy totMrseGtion. 

New Ughts are routmely JARVIiCBLIIRATES 

Installed In the blinker 95th BIRTHDAY 

mode <strong>for</strong> a break-in period Former OCHS English 

to accustom meterfits to teacher Ralph Don Jarvis 

their presence. 

celebrated his 95th birthday 

TUESDAY, JULY 11, MSB r 

Friday, He* now. Uvts in 

New England, and will be 

remembered by many students 

who may want to 

send him a belated birthday 

card. ' , i| 

He resides at • ' 

.18 Woodridge Rd.; Duxbury, 

Mash, 02332. 

YES, WE'RE 

STiLLQPIN 

Shops on Asbury Avenue 

are expanding their hours, 

but Iffl take some ef<strong>for</strong>t to 

drum that bet into 

shoppers'minds. 

So participating mar 

chants have posted notices 

in their shops: Mtmlimi 

ShoppersI Look Who Is Offer* 

ing Extra Shopping Hours 

reads the flier which lists 

about 20 shops open Sundays, 

evenings or both. 

Ocean City's ReMi 

Sizzling 

ummer Saving 

1 5% OFF 

STOREWIDE 

One Day Only 

Tuesday, ly.Julyl July H 

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KITCHEN 

COMMECTIOM 

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SUMMIH hOUBS: MQN.-fRi. M, SAT. M30. SUN. 

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Researcher to address ocean pollution 

^ ' ^ I 1 1 * G u l d ' of U J l t e M l U U l d hi talk 

f? 8 I 

] i t y will 

address the eitleil topic of 

Guld ' of UnJonlatelnMlUvUleand 

U n Us talk. 

-ACqWENT 

da's talk will address these 

]verilty will hii continuing Invtstlga. News media Accounts concerns. •*• 

(continued ton page 1) 

h itll i f awa into the treatment of •bout ocean pollution, The Wetlands Institute Is I the hospital parking lot out of shock. 

dam wastes, 

whether it be hospital waste located on Stone Harbor Radio transmissions from Assisting at the crash 

ture, "Dilution, the solution His lecture will explore on Long Beach Island, or Boulevard Just outside the the accident scene Indicated seme was the Soften Point 

to polluHon?* 730 MLsome 

possible solutions to high fecal bacteria concen- entrance to Stone Harbor. authorities were concerned Marine Unit, a volunteer 

Tliuriday, July 21 at Bitthe 

problem of pollution In tration in the back bays, From the Ocean City area, primarily about the condi. rescue group which fented 

Wetlands Institute. ana fresh water and marine* have caused great oneern drivers rum left at the sec- tan of a victim who hadvictims 

from shallow water 

Guida has been researchi 

ii = wvuonmenti wvuon especially pythe 

by people who hereto<strong>for</strong>e ond traffic light on the Gar- apparently had a severely where the Coast Guard's 

Ing pollution <strong>for</strong> many ocean, 

oc 

A question 

i 

and 

d wouldn't hesitate about den State Parkway. Phone injured back, and the Infant, 41-foot utility boat couldn't 

years, including studies at answer period wUl follow going into the wa«ier, Cul. 368.1211. 

which kept going in and reach. 

SEWER — 

i(continued from page 1) 

n Ocean City where overflowing 

sewer lines resulted 

in the dosing of beaches. 

Lifeguard Capt. Oliver 

MuMay Bgreed, although 

he recalled mat high algae 

counts (not traceable to any 

specific source) shut down 

beadies around 26th Street 

a few years ago. 

Beth the water company, 

which owns the sewer 

mains, and the dry, which 

owns the storm water 

drains, have laws on the 

books prohibiting grease 

from being Bushed down 

the drains. 

But it's unlikely the culprits 

will be tracedj. said 

Terry Carpenter, water 

company spokeswoman, 

because numerous establishments 

use, the lame 

sewer line. 

Authorities aren't sure of 

exact figures, but county 

officials estimate Out hundreds 

of thousands of effluent 

escaped into the ocean. , 

Bathers who swim In the 

beaches mere could possibly 

have contracted hepatitis 

or gasto-lntestinal 

diseases, said Rura-Rucci. • 

But since 10:30 am SaN 

urday, the contaminated 

beaches have been dosed 

and since 1:30 p.m. Saturday 

they were red tagged 

and guarded by lifeguards. 

The leek was discovered 

Merchants Present 

around 10:30 by Beach 

Patrol personnel Pieces of 

toilet tissue were found in 

the water, said Beach Patrol 

Capt. Oliver MuBzlay. 

Bad weather kept the 

beaches dear of battieri Saturday, 

noted Muszlny. 

Following are the results 

of coll<strong>for</strong>m tests taken 

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PAGE S — SECTION ONE 

JUNCTION 


audience' it tha Saaville 

Methodist Churidi during a 

. recent joint meeting of the 

groups, f 

Niw Jeney Trmnilt wiU 

lease the building, he said, 

but the question is <strong>for</strong> how 

long, Mann said it could be 

five yean or 25 years. 

Mayor Louis DiLuzio and 

county Fraeholder/township 

Cammitteeinan Daniel 

Beyal have said the town- 

ship would be willing to 

support restoration ef<strong>for</strong>ts. 

"We wanted to do that in 

the pan," Boyel said in a 

recent interview, "but (NJ 

Transit! told us be<strong>for</strong>e they 

would only give a one year 

\l|// aumm wtmamn M 

This 1911 photo looking north shows th» station's well-kBpt gardens. 

comoiittnent," 

Perhaps support from 

state and federal legislators 

will help. 

WflW I4KT. QOLD JEWELRY 

N UUT SEIKO AND CmZEN WATCHES 26% OfW 

SMITH JEWELERS, Inc. 

RICHARD 0. SMITH, PROP. 

1289 S.SHOBERD. PALERMO 

MARMORA, NJ 08223 

TELEPHONE 

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Hours • Tuts., • Tfcuri. • Pel, IDS Sat. 10J 

• Drapes 

•• Boylegs 

All Swlmwear 

• Shaaths 

• Bloussons 

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1st District Assemblyman 

Edward Salmon said 

believes the groups could 

get federal and state funding. 

He supports the idea of 

an excursion line in Uie 

Cape and envisions train 

operators, in Victorian garb, 

running an excursion line 

down the Cape, 

• And an aide to Congresstnan 

William Hughes said 

the congressman's office 

would be willing to assist in 

seeking federal funding 

sources. 

Both legislators are working 

to restore commuter rail 

service to fte Jersey Cape, 

Mann said settling details 

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• You Own Room or suite with Private Bath 

• M Meals and Utilities 

• Emergency Call System 

• Laundromat 

•Convenience Shop 

•Hair Salon 

• Chapel 

• Daily Activities And. If you ever need 24-hour 

medical care, the Lutheran Home's 

Nursing Unit la there tor you, too. ; U ^yJ 

• • --SîlijEiAiiiiillSi 

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THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N, j. 

piste ssuMty si ©P* Hfcs&! 

Two hlstsrio pregervatten greupi want to bring th# Vletortan-tra station back to llfs. 

of the lease agreement with 

New Jersey Transit is the 

obstacle to beginning restoration. 

RELAX&ENJOY 

Our Catering Services 

• 2 to 200 • Any Qeeasion 

• gay or Night • Any Ixeusg 


fTHE 

Shop op Open 

CRAINARY 

Except Mon. 

gourmet-to-go 

Bmumit Siep fe OB MBIM cwtl^ 

232 West AvenuelOcean City S9M099 

Mann envisions a 

museum in the station, the 

Whethtr it be tor that stimulating morning Breakfast or U»t 4 ' 

fabulous flvt course Dtantr SMVtcfta tt\s mapdflctnt Handera* 

Pining Rooms, the epicurean deUghfs are spmrthing you will' 

, never <strong>for</strong>get The discriminating always itlect HandeM' Dirdng, 

ranntr Dancing Nightly In the Main Dmhg Room • 


Call <strong>for</strong> Reservations, Now • 399-1000 

On ttiflBoardwalkat ilaventhStreet 


This swing bridge over Crook Horn Grtefc helped cany 

trains to Oetan CBy via 52nd SBM! until train service 

stepped In 1981. 

Spring Village in Lower 

Township. The old PRSL 

directly behind 

hoe Volunteer Hre Company- 

If, instead of going down 

county, travelers chose to 

visit the landy ihores of 

Peck's Bodi (Ocean City), 

according to Russell M. 

Andrew's book Roilroadmg 

in Atlantic County, they 

could choose from Blatters 

at Slit, 34th, 24th, 14ft and 

4th streets. 

Passenger rail service on 

the Cape aided, or rather 

fizzled, in 1981. By then 

dally commuter service to 

Philadelphia consisted of 

but two can, one leaving 

Ocean City, the other from 

Caps May. They linked at ' 

Tuckahoe <strong>for</strong> the trip to 

Philadelphia. 

Ifs believed Alt there are 

quite a few people in the 

area, particularly In Tuckahoe, 

who have memories of 


ay wouiu be using* it as an let Wo having tfie town* 

excursion line to dps May iWp flU the lease out." 

or Wildwood, possibly They atao «n't Wl very 

Wildwood Junction could 

o a.m. to ess p.m. , or w 

# 

QftAND DINING At 

f Experience the BEST of our world! 

much uoU Ae condition of 

be at the other end of the the building is known. 

trip," fee Petersburg resl. ft was in îmarkobly 

dent said. good condition* during a 

Lou Albreeht, historian of viiit three years ago 

the Upper Township His- according to *-"- "— 

tarlcal rteserwtton Soamty, president of 

•ees the line carrying historical gre.,r. . .,„„ flowwisodB, 

paisengers to Hstoric Cold «* lodtid up, and one of ^f 6 ^*, . . , . 

kmmmmmmmmmm^mm ^ «"t tasks will be get- There wfll be help ten 

Classified ads ting scaneone to open it so Other railroading groups, 

Ing reaulMI its condition can be evaluat- Mann, said an hlBtorlan with 

ed. New Jersey f raniit flat 

The switching tower is agreed to put the local 

still functioning, although group In touch with other 

switches are now controlled groups working on similar 

from 30ft Street Station In F«rieeti, 

Philadelphia. Mann said the The 142-member PRSL 

tower is one of the only Historical Sodety has also 

manual switchinf points been worldng on the restoremaining 

in the state. An ration of an old station in 

old freight building on site, Hammonton. When actuhowever, 

is about to fall aUy under way, that project 

,down. will be done with the help 

Southe 

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In the 

railroad, 

u 

stanm 

•t Tuduhoe, aeeordini to museum and a town meet- 

Millville railroad historian Ing place, Mann Mid nil 

" * chamber a 

Many of the steam gotten behmd ftg projirt 

engines, sporting names enthusiastically in the ef<strong>for</strong>t 

h 

L - - o f an 

PTD LOTION 

OtaicaUyprovsnald 

<strong>for</strong> drying yg 4 aii 

moist "Hot Spots". 

Carol Shute relieving itch. 

Professional Groomer 

1345 West Ave. 399-7491 

eLMltMNIMVi < 

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QUAWY 

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^ConBtrudionRnnlJ 

TUESDAY, JULY ia 

obituaries 

ie Wilson^ 72| 

[resident 

faoKiJhy Mte Wilson, 71, of Ocean City died July 8 at 

fte fcCopwMediffllC 

Cooper Medical Gmfe. •« r»«^— 

Bom in Ocean aty.shivrasaUWong resident here. 

Surviving are her husband, Eugene U « daughter, 

Dorothy Lodovieo ofMeKee CUy, two sons, Eugene p. 

and Man L, both of Pleasantville; tiro sisters. Ruth 

Hoiin of Millville and Rebecca Babcock of Vineland; a 

brother, Benjamin Edmonds of Berlin: t grandson, and 

two pMhgrandcWldnm Wdnm, 

Swrtre vm be 1 pm, today ffuây) at th§ Adams- 

Perfect Funeral Home, Northfleld. Burial will be in Uurel 

Memorial Park. Pomona. 

Normand J, Bennett Sr., 85; 

retired railroad engineer 

Normand J, Bennett Sr., 85, of Seaviile died July 7, 

- Mr. Bennett was an engineer <strong>for</strong> the Pennsylvania 

Beading Seashore Line far 51 years. He was a member 

of' the Audubon Methodist Church and Camden 

Masonic Lodge, F&AM. 

Surviving are a son, Normand J. Jr. of Springfield, Pa.; 

three daughters, Norma MuUan, Dorothy Schmidt and 

Margaret Heubel, all of Ocean City; a brother, Harrison 

of SeaviUei 10 grondchUdren and nine great-grandchildren. 

Funeral service was Monday in the Chapel of the 

Masonic Home in Burlington. Burial was In Eglington 

• Cemetery, darksboro. 

Contributions may be nude to the Masonic Home 

Charity foundation, P.O. Box 308, Burlington, 08016 or 

• the Deborah Hospital, SrerUng Chapter, Browns Mills, 

08015, 

Ralph Carino Sr., 

Former laundry supervisor __ 

, ATLANTIC CITY—Ralph Carino Sr. of AHantte Cto/ ^ 

died July 8 in Kessler Memorial Hospital, Hammonton. || 

1 Born in North Wildwood, he lived here B$ years. 

Mr. Carino was a <strong>for</strong>mer supervisor <strong>for</strong> Forrest Laundry 

of Ocean Qty and <strong>for</strong>mer jitney driver in Atlantic 

City. 

He was.a third-degree member of the Knights of 

Columbus Atlantic City Council 405 <strong>for</strong> 25 yean. 

Surviving are his wife, Lena (Llpari); a son, Ralph Jr. of 

mis city; a daughter, Joan Carina-Men of Abseeen- two 

listers, Fanny Constande of Rio Grande and Rita Hlteau 

. of Coral Gables, Ha.; a brother, Anthony, of Norm 

Miami, Fla.; and one grandson. 

Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated 10:30 ajn. 

today (Tuesday) at St. Michael's Church here. Friends 

may call from 8:30 a.m. until <strong>time</strong> of Mass at the church. 

Arrangements are by the Jeffries & Keates Funeral 

u «ne,NpriMleM. 

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Friday, Saturday 

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&wffi' Carolina, we will, to one, like ifc 

Begorral What do you think 1 see? 

A lepradutun peeking in the window at mel 

He doffed his little green hut and then so poHtel 

The luckoftheIrish be wUhye today} 1 did say, 

Now, could I have bun dreaming; was this elf mlhf 

around? 

Because, in the spot where hi stood, a four-leaf clover I 

faundt 

WALK-IN 

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used as courtesy cars In the MacDonald's LPGA Golf Classic at the 

DuPont Country Club In Wilmington, Delaware. They have between SOOto 

1,000 miles on the vehicles and have never been titled and will receive the 

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PAGE 8 — SECTION ONE THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY. NJ. 

Festival of 

Values winners 

$S0. winntr Qus Garros of Ocean City Is prtiintsd his 

prize money by Wendy Sullivan of BosI Tire. 

I Tracy ZekJors of Ocean City receives her $50. prize 

money from Ed Strange, owner of Ocean City Glass. 

; 18 autos entered 

over the weekehd 

were reported entered ill»- mree white 

gaily, said Det. Robert to 19. One b i 

Btovln. -- Wond hair, one Jj 

according to reports. to tone of the thefts. He 

Most theftt occurred was arrested <strong>for</strong> disorderly 

early in the morning, at var- conduct, said Blovin. Any- 

and 29th streets. A 

concentration of the mats 

ehM^Mt.Mvhmii occured In the 17Q0 block, CADE EARNS DEGREE 

Karen Wllllims, left, of Knlghfs Phirmicy teetpts priii "W Btovln, ^w§ft 8. Cide, MB of 

of ISO. <strong>for</strong> T«j1 Farley of Ocaan ORy from Bill Woolen, fti- u Bame lteni hi Y" *"Hr F *«ft rt * tnd Dorii &dg 

lew employee. been recovered, but no of Ocean City, received hla 

„, t owners hare come <strong>for</strong>ward bachelor of science degree 

rjjjt^_ 

Bea Huhn of Ocean City, left, Is presented her $50. by 

Carl Velt, owner of Veit Aluminum Products. 

Paul Janson of Ocean City geti his prize of 

Judy Halt, employes at the Connoisseur Shop. 

This years winner at Wallace Hardware Is Maria 

Maratea of Ocean CHy. Frod Wallace Is the presentorof 

saidBlevin, Valley Colleg 

BliVln doesn't think the Doyiestown, Pa, 

Extended Summer Houre. 

tWfMYCOUIIIHOU* 

mnmnmB: 

•CAPEMAV MARflATI 

Hiiijw Craft Mi), 391-0103 

•N.WILOW0OD . «(»0INTPLEA8AMT 

TUESDAY, JULY 12.1988 

Mainland notes byJames FiizPatrlck 

<strong>for</strong> her MmAys eonunu- has MJIMKI eon 

tmm\M. $241,600 cheek 

Councllwoman CI«ir Royal's community me- Hall to the h SSome 

Point and me residents of Sdnau 

Kesnig June 23 became vict includes being a School Wsttlet that WM Point tOJMBg' about &£* 

upset with some of her col- telephone counselor <strong>for</strong> written without suffleiint eoimtf iwqwliyignliii, 

leagues te not including CONTACT, • Rotaiy You* hmdi to cover it. White SomWretathiii 

LPGA's upcoming August summer conference partid- and ' 

she it on the city's special church choir. 

check was no big deal and Point because the county 

y 

LPGA committee. i R Royal y will ll be attending g that Ae tajwopwl? wri Hen will be collecting <strong>for</strong>mula. 

She protested that a Rutgers University Uiit In I NNew 

cheek WH stopped beta* it family residences In town, 

memo dated June 14 about Brunswick where she will left City HalL 

said Coundlwomari Kath- 

a June 30 meeting g — celled lld p pursue a d^ree g In medl- But Cdnroy fcdnroy Mid Mid It It want went leen Pancoast, who hasft 

by Mam ( 

with Councilman Harvey leader was honored during It wai aught. 

Smith attending — was a luncheon gathering at 

the Department of Public 

received by her on the 23rd Doc's Place, Sty Avenue. N1W BUMP TRUCK Works, 

City Council President Somere Point. 

PURCHASED 

The ACUA, in the midst 

John Klsley assured her the «|enfMiMT 

Semen Point City Coun- of launching its program, 

mlxup was unintentional J3Io3NINE 

cil June 23 accepted bids farl 

— • - 

was placed'ln her City 1 

mailbox. 

BAY AVENUE BEACH 

TO BE MONITORED 

me somere romt rouw dry Departmint of Public 

Department made nine 

Works. 

arrests Friday night in e 

The only bidder was Gendrunken 

driving checkpoint 

Ullnl tod of Woodbine. 

on Route 9 near Village 

The firm pledged to deliver 

Drive. 

lite have to pay a 

surcharge to fund the program 

regardless of whedW* 

the towns join. 

OLD CITY HALL 

collfonn bacteria 

with Atlantic Count) 

with " 

of alcohol in the vehicle


COOKING CONNECTION 

THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N.J. 

TUESDAY, JULY 12, 

Make-ahead desserts <strong>for</strong> those special occasions 

the tradiHanal feast 

By MARIE HUBER 

Sodalidjtor 

baking powder and Mlt; set Unroll cake and cover 

Foods that on bepre 

MANDARIN aside. Beat eggs on highest with Ice cream; sprinkle 

aiQCOLATE 

CAKE ROLL 

speed of mixer until thick fruit over ice cream. Roll 

and lemon colored, about cake up again and wrap in 

three minutes. Add granu- aluminum foU; freeze sew- 

*/* c. sifted'cake flour lated sugar,a little at a <strong>time</strong>, eral hours or overnight 

Me cocoa 

beating well after each For sauce, combine sugar 

V4 tap. baking powder addition. Beat until thick and GOmstarch in one-quart 

Vitsp.salt 

and fluffy, about two saue«pan, SUr In pineapple 

4 eggs 

minutes. Add water and juic* a.id water until 

Vt c. granulated sugar vanilla. Gradually fold in smooth. Bring to a boil, stir- 

ITbsp. water 

flour mixture unnl smooth. ring frequently. Boll and 

1 tsp. vanilla 

Spread evenly In pre- stir two more minutes. 

Confectioners' sugar pared pan and bake 12 to 15Remove 

from heat and stir 

1 can (20-oz.) crushed minutes. 

in reserved half of fruit: 

pineapple, in unsweetened While «ke is baking, ehm several hours. 

juice 

sprinkle a towel with con- To serve, remove cake 

1 can (li-oz,) mandarin fectioners* sugar. After roll from freezer and let 

orange segments, drained removing. «ke from oven, stand at room temperature 

1 qt. vanilla Ice swm, immediately loosen edges about 20 minutes. Bike and 

softened 

and Invert onto prepared serve with sauce spooned 

RiBinr 

"Simply Sauce: 

towel. Carefully peel off over Bach serving. 

Horticultural the 

V* c. sugar 

waxed paper, Roll up cake 

2 Tbsp. cornf tareh 

Service 

BMI" 

with towel, starting with Cream puffs filled with 

IV* c. uniweitehed pine- narrow end. Cool complete- mixture of puddMf, whipapple 

jolpe \ ^ l•y- 

ped cream, milk and 

Vie, water 

Meanwhile, drain pineap- peaches pureed in the 

Tree Iniectlon fertlllier 

Cnighed pineapple \ pie, reserving juice. Chop blender, is elegant but easy, Fruit and Ic? cream cakt roll, psach cream-filled puffs to hslp you entertain In 

revitalizes sick & damaged trees 

...To prepare eaferoll, pw- half of the onwge segments _ 


heat oven to 375 degrees. 

•tyto. y 

Into small pieces. Combine PEAQIY 

Butter bottom of HWO-ineh 

441-8977 

chopped orange and half of GMAMPUFFS 

Bme, beai rigorously over and glossy ate each addl- 

jelly roll pan; line with thfMa-ushed pineapple; Mt 

low heat until mixture Bon. . 

waxed papa. Butter waxed aside. -^ 

leaves sides of pan^, about Drop by rounded tea- 

paper and sides of pan; Cover and refrigerate 

one to two minutes.'", ipoonfuls two-taehes apart - - 

dust with flour. 

remaining half of each fruit .butter 

Jtimove from heat Place on lightly buttered baWng wt tops off puffs, swp out 


Sift together flour, cocoa. 

and pineapple juice <strong>for</strong> use We. water 

mixture in small mixing sheet. Bake <strong>for</strong> 20 to 25 the.motet dough. Return 

in sauce. 

Vt c all-purpose flow bowl and aSd eggs, one at a 

OPENING 

% top, salt 

<strong>time</strong> beating until smooth 

• jglggt£ room temperature yfc 

OF THE OFFICE OF 

BIKE • SUPRP-' 

Crcjm filling: « 

2 c. peeled, chopped fresh PUPIL SIGNUP 

Francis J. Brennan, Jr. 

OC1AN scoortrc peaches 

NOWWFODn 

Certified Public Accountant CITY 

REN1ALS 

I pkg, (3-oz.) instant 

French vanilla pudding and 

at 

iiCYGli NEW BIKE pie filling 

301 ,'3rd Street, Suite C 

Sales & Repairs lc wrapping cream 

Oetan City, N,J. 08226 

CENTIR 

Via milk 

(Any Moke) For the cream puffs, bring 

butter and water to boiling 

899-0418 

8th St. & Atlantic Avo. 399-5550 in medium gin saucepan. 

Add flour and salt all at one 

IN VENICE 

QUEEN 

r. iH»rtt'»fOUtehv>c*f^T*Mflytwfngan»l0Ctlon1-" * .T" $!': •7',S." ' TSW^ 

THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY. N.,1. PAGE 11 — SECTlrtN OStt 

CALIFORNIA, HONEYDEW 

Fresh 

Melons 

SLICE, DIET OR REGULAR 

Pepsi 

Cola 

ASSORTED FLAVORS, KRAFT 

Barbecue 

Sauce 

18=02. 

BTL. 

.-,vi; 

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BEEF LOIN TAILLESS PORTERHOUSE OR 

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Steaks 

LANCASTER BRAND FROZEN 

5 TO 7=LB. AVC, SELF-BASTINC 

Turke 

Breas 

r^X'\^s^ 

FREE KOdak 

Olympic Pin 

$6.99 values 

$1.00 Off on 

FLY TO OVER 150 CITIES IN THE CONTINENTAL USA WITH THE ACME 

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SEE STORE FOR MORE DETAILS 

Plus Double Coupons 

PURi-HASf SFF 5T0PE FOB COMPI.FTF DETAIL 

RBCUUAR 0«UCHT, KRAFT. 

Mayonnaise 

Hi \-'C>,id>i 'i ;;s : ""T-^""~,-:', .•?.••-,••- :-r :••'•.'.:; :••••••/• Ji' .yiiwawi>au»iPiiMi»ifin^»wi»»'ii!i«ii»i»!ia»i,iaw«M«iiijiiiiuiiiijr^^ 

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SIRLOIN 

STEAKS 

IMMUSCOUPON COPLUBT1 

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SALTED (XtUNSALTEDeUTTEflOUAirtlSS CRANUWTEDACMEOR 

Domino Sugar 

V . •. 

i«i 1THISC


MANDATORY SKIPPER'S 

MEETING 

Holy Trinity Church'. 

30th & Bay 

8 pm, Friday, July 1S 

or 

10a.ni Saturday, July IS 

Skippers/nay inter lagoons on (hi parade route it thii 

diierrtion subject to control by Finds Officials. 

ALL LLL/EASONS 

m a- r i n a 

34th St. & inland Waterway Marmora 

(lust over the 34th St. Bridge between 

Ocean City A Marmora) 

(800)390.1880 

Doing things one way,,, 

the Right Way <strong>for</strong> YOU!! 

One of the BEST 

SKI DEPARTMENTS 

on the east coast, 

visit the 

SHIP'S STORE 

and GIFT SHOP 

BOAT PARADE 


6:30 p.m. 

Saturday 

THE SENTINEL LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N.J. 

IMPORTANT NOTICB 

Parade will assemble between 

4" buoys prior to 6 p,m. 

Channel closes to thru traffic at 

6:15 pm. to 11 p.m. 

Para* starts promptly « gflo pm 

JUDSBI WILL BE LOCATED AT THE FIRIT MQU1I SOUTH SP TNI TACHT CLUB ANB ALSO AT ISUTN HARBOR, 

, BOATS DROPPING OUT BHFOOE END 6P PARADE OH NOT plIPLAflNS REOISTRATISN NUMBER WILL NOT BE 

ELISIBLE POB PRIZES 

Make Your "Night jnVenlce" 

SPECTACULAR! 

^witf# f> 

Party Goods 

from... 

13rd & Atlantic 

Your Discount... 

TIRE SfORE 

OMBH ADViUftffli 

pM MUEWAHmn 

iFGoodrich 

ADVANTAGE 

Liiesnver RADIAL 

GT4 COMPLETE AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE 

WhMlAlgnmtnt ComptatoExhiuttSytttm 

WlwtlBilmini LobriMAMCi 

TUIN-U|> 

RidlaMnRtpalnd AttC«n(BBon«rSff»fct 

; iiV.S; 

ti 

Cdmnal closes to Bug wffle at S:ii 

pm to 1130 pm. 

II you are coming from another area, 

plaa*s bo In Ocean City by 6:16 p.m. 

For further In<strong>for</strong>mation 

consult -Notice to Mflfl- 

DM" 

Lead boat will cany 

"Grand Marshal- 

Note; Hloh Ud» to 1044 

BJB. 

PALOMBO'S 

"NIGHTINVENICE 

HfHdquiBiii ftr.,. 

SM Slekniaa Medldne-Sun Tan Lotions 

Sunburn Loflens.AO«t 8iteti*/taprtn 

Sun H«§.Sun Blechi a All Your 

Medicinal Neodsl 

406-34th St., Ocean CHy • 399-5252 

Hours Mon.-Sat. 7 to 10 • Sun. 7-9 

SHERRY'S 

Nutritional Pet Foods 

lams, A.N.ft Nutro-Max, 

,, •; Triumph, ph, Supplies & feed Food FFor... 

».. •' Snmall 

Anrraals&BWsl 

GALVANIZEDHARDWARE 

ForBoatorDock 

Boat Needs • Party Lights & Supplies 

Cupi, Platex, Charcoal, irib, WbachT j 

DAVIS 

HAflDWARE 

"MaktOavlaapartotyourdty" *" 

IMi Artsiy Aim, Ocon CHy • 39M915 

/VWn.-Sat. frS; VISA 8, MasterCard Accepted 

Ocean City 

Have a Safe & Happy... 

NIGHT IN VENICE* 

?*'.. from * 

* V J"! 

(609)391-9679 

CLEANING 

SERVICES 

TUESDAY, JULY 12, 1988 

Ukf thi boats, the docks usually art dteeratid around 

a therm. 

JULY 

WELCOME 

E»i!GE PARADE ' 

This event co-ipomored by thi 

CITY OFOCEAN CITY 

CHAMBEROFCOMMERCE 

Of OCEAN OiTY 

BTYJSM111 CHAMBER 399-2629 

Octan dity's own Panv Boat nest 

4 Hour Deep S§n« Bay i inlet nshlna 

Night Blue Rshmg • Sightsiilng 

Cruliii To Trump'g CmBs 

CLEARANCESALE! 

ENTIRE STOCK OF 1988 MODELS 

EvinrudeOutboards 

&16.2Wahooioate! * . 

MEDITERRANEAN 

KERYDELIP 

Somirs Point 

ytaWonPiiinii 

Bread- Rons*. Basfrifli. 

PLIGHT'S 

WDE)E 

ikFor Entertain 

o 

TUESDAY, JULY 12, 1988 

THE SENTINEL-LBDGER, OCKAN CITV, N.J. 

Night in Venice Saturdiav 

More than 130 bedecked Grand marshal will be Shi will dura the spot- 

n 

re ^«t who recently wis 

crown8d *"" New I 

d Wh ° **" i« the Mss 

Thtrf wire lots of piopii is wtil on this dock. 

taAe 

fti panda from the lower 

rf $m Ocean 

City's 34th Annual 

^^ . _ ...1 ' "J:^ 

i6that 6:00 P.M. 

MAA/fVf,Wr 

Serving Oman City area with quality 

£«/v/e« and a large selection of marine 

supplies <strong>for</strong> 10 years. 

VACATION 

INSURANCE 

Financing Available through 

CORKYS& MARINER 

Making Boating,.. 

THE BEST IT CAN BEIi 

7TH4 HAVEN AVE. OCEAN CITY, N.J. 

(609) 398-6286 

Most Ma|or Credit Cards Accepted 

MAYER'S MARINA 

830 Bay Ave., Somers Point, 927-5954 

SALElIk SERVICE TACKLE 

COMPLETE 

SHIPS STQRE 

& 

BAIT 

OUTBOARD 

SALES 7 SERVICE 

BEE US FOR ALL 

NIGHT IN VENICE NEEDS 

Decorator Bulbs, Light Bulbs 

Electrical a/Warlne Supplies 

Approximately 150,000 

m eroecttd to vraWj the p 

pa«d^ from baylront ^BHons are ftTOllabto from 

homes and btaadieii set *• d? P«JBc »Wion8 

along MM rnds. total

FADE 14 — SECTION ONE 

TUESDAY, JULY 12, im 


ADVlRTiSINe BATES 

AflvertiMmenW <strong>for</strong> theie columns should be in fh« off lee 

of The SBntintI Ledger NOT LATER THAN 1 P.M. MON- 

DAY FOR TUESDAY PUBLICATION AND J,*».M. 

WEDNESDAY FOR FRIDAY PUBLICATION. 

IMMIi 

One Tim*,«lines or Itii ,,., '.......,.,..,,,. §1,08 

(83'per line exceeding A lines) 

Ad Running S Consecutive Times, 

with & lines or less ,,,.,., .,.,.,,,,,,,,,,, s30.00 

Adi Requiring Box Number 11,00 additional 

1 12 8th Street. Ocean City, NJ, 08226 

OCEAN CITY PRIMARY SCHOOL 


panton akto lor tpedsl aducallon pro- 

oism. 10 month poaUon allKdv* W1/BS. 

Eipvfciio working «tth chMrsn pn- 

317, Routs 650 

, SculMUe 

• SM-aMiSe, Century ii Pa- 

TUESDAY, 


pvfco working «tth chMrsn pn 

taneft. tnumlad appDonu should oon- 

l*x Or. Anthony C Scabo. Suparintan- 

dsm of Schools. 801 AiDury Ay*. o«an 

Oly.NJ. 08220,3«HSlBa 

PART TIKE YEAR ROUND - Cto* Iv 

Florin Shop, Cat 3BS-11S7. 

REAL ESTATE 8Al£8. Career opportu- 

nity evsJ. In OCilargatloiitte far anibl- 

Uous Deemed ulaipanon. Training pro- 

gram, computwlzad opwaHon. new mod- 

am focWtos. high amployaa lonowtly. 

fantastic Inconu pcisnlal. Cat Barger 

Realty. 3BD-0O7B tr Inlannaw. 

SHORT ORDER COOK-mujlhrn..i- 

AMBITIOUS, HELIABLE. LICENSED 

OOSMOTOLOaiST . wlih of without fol- 

lowing, wll iraln- AM MM 

pe/mn. For •ppol/itmonl Q«I M 

BAKERY. doom Irysf. MpenMto, wly 

AM. tiMMfll pay ana anrUng eondf. 

Mm.MIMl.it59. 

DISHWASHERS NEEDED - Eiporloncs 

nsl nacsiury, wig train. Good pay. 

Plans, apoiy fn (»,„„ al (,, BMMMS 

Oafs. BIS Paton Ava., O.C, (On tha lay;. 

EUCmiOjAN • win 2 yasn aipartmu. 

Good pay. Can 263-2992. 

ESTABLISHED OCEAN CITY - nal M- 

mlo firm sssMng aggrasalvi, mottvmiad 

Mokar/MlMparun with aiparttrwa (a 

managa bmy M A effltft Sslajy plum 

gsneriui ommluMn (urangemonL Ha- 

ply IS Box 141, Ocean Oily, til 


pan Ima n Imwvlsw marina rscreaHonaJ 

flMrman. MM) H «M to WonNty «mi 

waiar (ih to tpMM |avM. WMMM 

work required- || hourly plus milaaga 

and upantM, Can WQ-7M-1 002. 

Have Fun This Summer 

Elm over $5 pei• hf, plus end 

of season bonus 

Full/part-<strong>time</strong> positions availa- 

ble Immediately on Ocean 

City Boardwalk soiling per- 

sonalized headed |owelry 

Easy to dol 

Call Name Station 

82W278 

NOW lor detail!. 71, 

WmTEBS 

AggrtillVI Ml.rory Iliniy 

IHMflg wr inn wlm rn.no.frip 

hwMBssitlSHI, 

CONTACT TH 

Literary Agency : 

PO Box 113463 

Plttiburoh, Pi. 1H41 

412-854 4951 

He untsfleited manuKrlpft 

t py 

MM 147. 

aiy «r 

^«NI0IFB»«ST1AN 

SCHOOL. KnttafMflan, Onaaa 1 1 % 

and Ondaa 71|% IMt-ISM Seta) 

yav.ttHMM27.7sm 

TEACHING COUPLE SEEKS • Men- 

•ffUMnj, maun pert IB on tar ens 

yav m m chltTi horn*, M m ana 

ef Man Civ. l.1i AM to Mi PM, 4 

dnyi a waak, 8M, Ivu Juna. Rate- 

anaaraîeiis 

DECKS-HOME REPAIRS 

• RETAINING WALLS- 

LEW STPHER 

3IM5M 

23 ¥m. Experteooe 

7 Welcome SmaU Jobs' 

WINDOW CLEANING 

Put. Reliable 

Service 

Ml 

399-1921 

CRYSTAL CORNER 

ANTIQUES 

Flw Fumlura-CouiSry to Vkaatan 

48 Otntnd 8q. linwod 

M 

THE SENTINEL-LEttGER, OCEAN CITY. JJ.J. 

i' 

Al 

PAGE 15 — SECTIityNONK 

M 

ng, RBinlSk a Saul, 

MYSTIC ISLAND-Newly bum-on 

fe*dfflfflTi( 1 bfiflL Flffisieft * MH 

Minum to bayi HafsML Lgyk 600- 

4i««0. Cwtury 11 Pntla of HMMa, 

Radisr. • 

LEEWARD UN BED AM) BREAKFAST 

sptav* " 

osly. i 

MS. 

. 2bdrm. apt. anlaMi w«Wy and IBOM 

M* dl M 381-1419 er M- 

BEMTAL - NonKand, 

W*ef8Brtr«aRaad 

MartJon, Now Jontsyonsa 

SurrawM ol Cape May County 

O i MUM, New Janey 

MOBBM 4 Him. tpL, rv. M l 1 

n MM mom, W0, im, 

with aaM Two M 

fo 8 

Bueus . Otoba of B«k»L aueDm 

condition. C4H30H 221. 

1 Itfnn* 

II'" "" 

MOBBM 4 Hm p, . 

MM, PMdna, MM mom, W0, 

•vn porcha. with aaM Tw 

bata, AnsUHe 7/2. 7* foo I 8*1 

S43 M4U3 tUndi) 41! 

Rooms 

F U g 

I'/t ban, aanta M 

CcI Halp• 

3470509 * 344-7249 

im 

ANTWUES 

Furniture, Orltntal Rugs 

CHINA, GLASS 

PAINTINO, ITC. 

CAU 399-9086 

Situations Wanted 

NEED 000 JOBS OOfe.palnlno.ar- 

psniy I M hMgrmin Mrk, Inenpenslve 

lo 7 p.m., Sun. 11 AM Is 1PM only, and 

atkfarHtny. 

COIN-OP 

UNDRY& 

DRY CLEANING 

(HOURS 

AYS A WEEK 


8A.M,to7P,M. 


SELF SERVICE 

CAR WASH 

7 DA' 

(Weattw 

1635 Haven Ave. 

[Behind CVS Pharmacy) 

TRICYCIE • Adult, i 

WICK BOOERHES • TARKLN 

FARMS. BEU£PLA1M CI801-2936. 

VEOETABl£ AND BEDDIN3 PLANTS- 

m, umm ma u em tmm of 

*w tHnajf nniBI Al fBff •ngsnpB 

throuoh M Fannani Motel Una. 1- 

U- Sail, 

OCEAN CITY • Ssoond Door esndo, S 

Bdrrni, 2 bairn, MplaM, (root and tet* 

porchsa, oil ilMi parking, quiet inet. 

No condo iM. $133900 HlHMll 

RtN»aaA 

SIMMS or 306-2493 (wkwos) 41! 

CsMMnA*t,OA 

NiW EFFICIENCIES -24 WMy aft- 

dencyttfW. NtyjfMK£4-lpMm, 

109 R. Si baBEhsdnfc htaipd BMl 

peril, stovmor, matd santas. Mehtnt, 

&CR a 2 TV«. Kiun*y, pMM, ere* 

cards. Mse, S Id Kura gustl 1 apt. 

htUMs, 20O-7W) k, • Mil. Andrew* 

M t Cokmy. ing Own An. 3»- 

NEW LARGE THREE BEEflOOM • S 

baB). 1st Beer, toss dtMt flfWeM 

En Wall Aw, Aval. July 30 ihruiMBt, 

MONO ROOMS • MHorol. |».m 

PiMte brt. «ter m ^|-.^ft 

maid tafvtae, co-op wM. ills M M 

dally room. 1061, Call MO-13S9, B^ 

ayha Hs W, ai 2 Oesan m 

ONE BLOCK TO BEACH • and board- 

walk, iaaonal or weekly, ranM ream 

and apt*. Call 3HM871. 

c 

OOEANplTY PARKINS 

AUTROBITY 

NOTieiFORSEALtDBID 

bl« will be racelved by iha Oeaan 

f " AuthMt » W 8 A 

92150f6S2-1121. 

- i— -•"•- 

ROOM FOR SUMMER 

o 

» Jersey: also 

i parking loi 

. u - - — * S*lh West 

and Haven Avenue, Ocean CUy, 

NowJoreeyOBSsa. 

The Legal dascrlpilcn Is described 

as follows: 

OMAN CITY • mmiMsmlly, gnat h- 

come producer, perfect kxaUon, beach- 

block. 4 apt*, and one emctency, lame 

backyard and sundeck. Hatp^fiaB, Re- 

REAL ESTATE IS 8711A SMART N- 

VISTMENTj • Fw your Ma Uitormoiloo 

!«0.0BI 390-3947. » 

6AVINQ 6EUER8 - ThouMnOt Help- 

ny. AvsteUs from a/1tm summer er 

ysarty Isnant minimum on* month. R*«- 

MMDtoCtfTMMiMSia. 

OCEAN SITY • M ami spsdous IM 

Mr apartment, wBI rani monthly, lea- 

tone] or yearly. Cal 72MS042 or MB- 

4177aflaMINssn, 

ONE BECROOM APARTMENT • cental 

toealfln, sun deck. 1 block from beach. 

Slant 4. WatHy, »27»; moniily, MO. 

L1Slh,iiJiO0.Cal3l»-ft210or 

one bMi from HaA rsMOnam one 

dutt* 

of Ma pertoni M _• room, J°< 

InapSfWMkajnd up. C«a 308-1014. 

MAVUI • mem wMMM bath, M us* 

ef (MUSS, garage, HnUM IB beer*. 

NonimoWno mA SMO per me, h* U» 

390-0210. loavB message. 

Real Estate IJtnt 

FOR BINT • Oamsr «y loe«fcB, Ap- 

W) ft BB» »J|rtlhB 

v sr OaTiKhii 

2-774-7224. AiK- 

CRUISE-CRAFT 1873 • 21 B. wttl 1873 .„„, 

Johnson oultiosn) eShp, 8Wp-k>»h«8, •»* 

ffffrfMIndsr; itgno intani, fail syivis, 

Wand. Jutt reduced t> t3,M0 far quick 

sal.. CsJ 39*8877 alter 6 PU or 21S- 

SH1P BOTTOM • Hindyman Spsddl 

•ring yaw checMxwk and your MMI 

i separate cottages <strong>for</strong> douM he k> 

wmel Only l1M,Q0u, Bern 609-494- 

100 YARDS FROM BEACH- 

Pennlyn Place. Three BR. IV* bsttis, 

ilfj 

MM.Oantayii PimdaolHorn-. 

8MQl£ FAMILY - horns under CWBUJO- 

bon In Psianburg area, Tudor homa, » 

bdrm., IM baihm, u BMnMt. 

1179000 preconatruolon price 

H0M CAT W • ittTt) Tequila, sunrise 

-'and n. TraDer and eaMr bn. Una 

UPPEH TOWNSHIP • One bedroom cot- 

ô In TUckahoe. Perfect <strong>for</strong> summsr re- 

treat or someon* handy, just reducad Is 

$59,900. Call Hagtr Rmi Eslals. Rss> 

(MPniAL CABN CRUISER • ISM U 

h, eoo m radio, depth tinder, hoad m 

•hewar, dee, lave, «wlm plarbrm, Mm 

MM, iMsp 4, AiMng tQZQOO, Call 

3W-1702Or2ia-268-7234. 

Tutor 

OHILO AND TEEN COUNSELING 

Mortno,Call39O-i874, 

and 

PRIMARY OPUSES • FUtdflf ud 

math, OariM, ejpertenced teacher. 

RELIABLE RESIDENTIAL CLEAWWQ - 

SERVICE . Qel yeur menayH worth 

Mns with tie quality you want. Scrub 

Squad • 60^628-3018.8ervldn8 O.C.» 

Upper Towmhlperaai <strong>for</strong> over 4 year*. 

RalBrencai to prove W 

OBAY (AUR 1M7. ir. «trip»d main 

and fb MM, (UeUna p, hlnoed malt, 

mlae, rnarlna aswiupriiafil tnd gahnv 

ntzed tnjDer. Una new. t4500. Oaf 308- 

iS77, 

WANTED TAX EXCHANGE • Local In- 

vestor wllh properties In Ocean City »nd 

Upper TovrrahV doalrino to do ku Ma 

6)tthiinoe..CaII RIOB RaaJ Btaie. 300- 

1444, 

WEST CHEEK-ThHhouMbM a oeek 

to iwlin til Ownbad lev 4 badnemt, 

1 Vk bam, $14S,N8, Je« 60WB7-2323. 

Csnlury 21 Parade o( Home*, ReeJtor. 

6-ard, Me: la on, wtaMy or hsrt ss* 

ion, 1760 MeMy, CaJ 3OS-1230. 

SEASON-8 bdrm., Ult.4 house* torn 

ne eesan. KS.700. June H to fai 10. 

Robert L Sharp, Realtors, 8700 Asbury 

Av».or6S01wi*!A». 

SEASON • S bsdnxm, fht «oor, wsmh> 

erNryer. AyaOtbls now thru W IDA, 

Bjben U Man fMMn, SB} Will 

Av«.or2700AtburyAv*.,ae»o/s4. 

SEASON . a Una, m tsm. one 

blot* to MM, 19.500. AujtaL CenW 

Ave. Corner wA>c*an view, 8 tdrm, i 

bum. Od er MU HHar.fUaJ Ukne, 

Realtor., 34th 811 TEvsn Ave, 399- 

6622. 

ONE BEDROOM - spMMs apt, near 

BaM and boardwalk, tags sin OK* 

.391-O42S. 

tpsOS, 1 iOO §0, fij 

central locailon, sir condltkmlnB. D p 

plus minus*. AwgaHs lmm«BalelY. Cal 

N*«*r RaU UtaU, Realtor. 399-1*6. 

STORE OR OFFICE .Mil Simpson 

UPPER TOWNSHP-Commercial ofllo* 

aptet on Rt, 9, Marmora. 1,000 or U00 

•q, A avalWKa. Htgar Rtij HUM R» 

anof.no-Ttm 

Florida Roal Estato 

STUART • HUTCH1NSON BLAND - 

^ N In the Souihenaeriy 

Hne o! Haven Avenus i70 loot 

•ouhwssiwBrtlylreni SoulhwMlariy 

Una ol 39M Slresl exlondlng 8ouh- 

wMwardly along tho Souirmasterty 

line M Haven Avenue 130 lost to Iha 

Northeasterly line el 34lh Street and 

ol that width exlondlng Souldeajl- 

wardly boiween paAllel lines, one 

being the Nonhsauerty line ol 34th 

Strati us last la • it tent wide 

atreat, ' 

Tria Ocoan City Partdno Authority 

imposes no msirUlona en Iha prop- 

erty and maintains Dial It will retain 

no Iffletest In Iha property. 

Minimum bid <strong>for</strong> nia parcel Is 

§488,000.00. 

A deposit ol 10% ol the bid plica 

shall be raqutrod ot al blade by 

conined or cashiers chackn. 

Rnal aolllBmenl shall be sal lor 

Sept ember 16.1888. 

u»,Kf, rworiir la cyrrenUy In the 

-NB" Nolohborhood-Buslnets Zone. 

The parking Authgrty rosarvet 

Iha right to remove all motors, light- 

ing and concreta parking bumpera 

Mealed en the property prior lo the 

dots of settlement. 

All bids shall be sealed and con- 

tain a bid net o( Real Estate Commla- 

•Ion. Any commission is be pakt wll 

be between the bidder and Realtor 

representing him. Bids aheJI be 

opened on August 1.1888 at 2 pm. 

City Hal Annex, eth Street and 

Asbury Avenue, Ocean Coy, New 

Jersey oust. 

Any further Inlormallon an thla 

aale can bo obtained by contacting: 

William August, Administrator 

Ocean City Parklno AuihorUy 

7TPFW1S0 

WALK-ovERS enUsf the aid ol Inmites 

SUGGESTED , from Leeibuig itattprtslbn. 

At a recent meeting of the lite prisoners helped erect 

Beard of Commissioners, the dune fence, and the con- 

Shirley Bums,, vice chair- sansuslsthaydldafinejob. 

wonumtf the Sea isls City 

Environmental Commie- FREE CONCERT 

sion, urged the governing TOMORROW NIGHT 

body, to emMer building Al Alberts, famous <strong>for</strong> 

Walk-over ramps to creaw "Al Alberts TV Showease," 

eaiy arwss to the beach will bring his popular po-i 

where dunes have built up. <strong>for</strong>tntrs to % Sea We City 

Sand buildup in some promenade 7I30 p.m. July 

ptacei hai made It dlfflculf 13 in a hm eoneert spon- 

ior tiie glderiy and chUdrwi io«d by the Sea Me City 

to teach the beach, she said, Rotey Qub and the Board 

lesttng that funds be of Commissioners, 

in tiie 1989 budget <strong>for</strong> The show is in the prome- 

walks. nade bandsheU at Kennedy 

Commissioner Williani loulevard and" the beach. 

Seating Is limited. 

BABY PARADE 

IS AUGUST G 

Sea hie City's annual 

baby parade, featuring 

bands, floats and hundreds 

of youngsteri will start 11 

a.m. Aug. 6 at the prome- 

nade, 

TV and recording 1 person- 

ality Al Alberts and his wife 

Stella will be grand 

marshals. Per<strong>for</strong>ming will 

be the South Jersey String 

Band, the KfldW Brothers 

Dixieland Band and' the 

Van Artsdalen suggested 

the governing body try to 

Public Notice 

complox In the fi-1-30 zone at 

MiMiHavenAyanUB. 

This meeting It being advanKed 

punuanl to P. L. 107B, Chapter 231, 

otherwise known as the Open Public 

Mealing AM, 

Plans <strong>for</strong> Ihe above appllcaUons 

may be ravMwM duringmgular busl- 

ness hours at Coda En<strong>for</strong>oemanl. 

650 Asbury Avenue, 

CasSondra Robertson 

Board Socmtaiy 

Marching Mavericks. 

Applications are available 

in City Hall. Susan Terruso 

is chairing the parade. 

BARBERSHOP QUARTET 

SINGS JULY 20 

Bosh Pritchard and his 

barbershop.ouartet present 

a free concert on the prome- 

nade 7j3Q p.m. July 20, 

Kennedy Boulevard and the 

beach. 

Pritchard was a star foot- 

ball player <strong>for</strong> the Philadel- 

phia Ecglcs In •40sbefm 

launching his singing 

career. 

It wUl be Ms fifth appear- 

ance here in Sea Isle and 

promises a fun mix of 

music and football stories, 

said a city spokesman. 

, Dick Alliger. host of the 

Make Believe Ballroom on 

WWOC FM, wUlbeeJOTKe. 

MACVS DAY WILL 

Am HOSPITAL 

Shore Memorial Hospital 

wUl be fte baneadary do- 

tag Maey's Bentf t my, 9 

am, to 9 pm. Tuesday, 

Aufc 9 whm only ttcket 

headers will be admitted to 

the Hamilton Mall store. 

Last year fte Somers Point 

hospital earned over 

$30,000 in fte benefit, inl- 

cuding $3,000 <strong>for</strong> selling fte 

most S5 tickets <strong>for</strong> the bene- 

fit day. Call fte hospital at 

653-3670 <strong>for</strong> details. 

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BIZ 

Call <strong>for</strong> local IntDrvlow 

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RETAIL SALES 

ENTRY LEVEL 

INSIDE SALES 

mm* 

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tm «fHM>y Invlwar, W 

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SSExtn Cash 

Chrtitmit Amind Tin Wortd 

Horn* Party Plan 

Now hlrlno dtmonttratorv, wi*My 

pay. frt* kit. no collactlng or 

delivery, work now until D*c«nbar. 

Cill lor local Inttrvltw 

794-3575 

1988 BLUE IROO OAMARO - 31,000 

mDet,(Ufy loidad. Cal spMtM, 

OUTSTANWn BEN2 - 1978 300 D 

Mareadaa, 1 owner, gajaoi kafL Corn- 

plat* MMoa record, ffjaa. fiaj 399- 

General Merchandise 

VOLVO 83 - QL, 4 cyt, 4 ipead W/OO. 

MMr ML, tunraoi AC, AWFM alereo 

am, loadad. 63,000 mON. ttONMI 

eond. »7,ooa 39O-1S91. 

Mobile Homes 

OAK RtDQE - Ctmporound. Marmora, 

moblla homa Inci land, *Jfy Han. w*t- 

ANTIQUE VICTORIAN-FslntlnflCooch. 

N00.Oslm.»M 

BOOKS FOR THE BEACH • OtMuni 

pfBsrMi books • 8*lH 1 ngu. 50% 

§r uud, 16% oti raw bsmtin, Tht 

UtMttki Two, 11lh » mat. M. 

39*0121. 

eun.T-m STOVE • witti hood. copp«^ 

Km*. SMU Kanmora, oood contnion. 

MOLUCCAN COCKATOO • Tame, 

heatthv, noedi auenlton, eaga Included 

0*1166^6979. 

Realtor*, 390-1444. 

LMQERE STORE - tooWng tar tXam 

aalNnoUraMd talaa Into K> work up fa 

•ML nidr. - 37W him, • S day weaK. Pra- 

(ar ratal! mpetisnee. Q6M working (On- 

dlBons • pann, poiNon, Utml oTtcoWit. 

Aik tar 

UPPER TOWNSHIP - no wM*r or t*w*r 

Una, no me*. Af<strong>for</strong>dable year round 

•bora ivlng ki aacluded mobile homa 

parti. For tala, 14x70, exceDent oond., a 

bdrm., da, w«, (anoad yard. ahad. Eaty 

•meat is batch and (hopping. 628- 

24SU 

, Personals 

ADOPTION • Lovlnfl coupl* WWIM to 

adopt baby to ihara our homa. W* are 

unable »lime btotogleal cNdmn. Can 

h*k> wnh legal and medical experaae. 

Call coOect wVftnlnga and WMKanda, 

703-641-7907. Karen and Kavti 

HALF PRICEII • Flathlng arrow 

fSMI Uahiad, nornrrow r " 

UgrMd 12491 Fre* box Men .. . 

Jumtn Letlenl Can Se* locally. Cal 

nowl1-(B00)42M1M,anytlnia, 

Business 

Opportunities 

1000 SONBEOS. Toning Tabtea Surta) - 

Wolff Tanrtng Bed* SMndatdUMl Paa- 

•IV* Eiardatra, Cal tar too color cam- 

logua.8av*toSOK. 1-600^35^820. 

Real Estate Sale , 

BARNBOAT • RsWcaUno ownar musl 

DENNISVILLEROAD 

prURSBURO 

Tha beat value In Upper 

Township. Laroe rancher 

with many custom 

features, Room tar 

expansion. Terms 

avalbis 1120,800. 

jMltl M, BWTIR, BBAL piTATI 

1NVIITMENT • DIVILOPMINT 

10th 4 West Ave. 

mum 

20 RooMv.lt Blvd. 

3904818 

•ny, 1 

porch, lantRy.iDotn and 

IH4.O0a Cal Cat* Re- 

" a 

HOOVER PORTABLE WASHER - and 

portabte d E U d 

*«Oh.C*ll 

HOOVE nd 

portabte dn*r. ExoeUent condlton. II2S 

hC*lljO»O289. 

UVMQ ROOM FURNmiRE- Good ODD- 

dHon. 8ora, lovaaaai and chair. $160. 

causse-asas. 

UVna ROOM SET • 7 pleeae, lotn. 8 

chain, e and labla*, ooflM MUa Mid 

lamp. Maple, pood condition. Oat 300- 

CONTESTANTS WANTED 

For U.S. Model Pageant 1988 

(lo bt INM en KaMHtr July «ih) 

CALLMIsaGeorgeann 

-2710 

flnto. 

LIVE IN TO TAKE CARE OF ELDERLY 

WOMAN - Poralywd *rrn r«wn Of 

itroka. Ught houiatoaplno dutM*. Sal- 

ary pan room and bom. PrtvMe bath, 

TV and Catl*. PIHM nrery ID Bmflnal- 

Udgar, Box 278. Ooaan Off, NJ 08248. 

NOW HIRINQ • Panty Help, W and pan 

<strong>time</strong>, compeUtrra waataTrnwIoal bana- 

na. Anly In parion OtoaHah^ RMk> 

rant, Rooaawli BM, Unman, or a* 

38CH)tia 

A WONDERFUL FAMLV EXPERI- 

ENCE. - AusWIIan, Eurap*an, eoandh 

navlan High School atdunoa itudtnts 

anMno ki August. e*ooitw • IMM tenly 

lor Amatictn knxoifiiril Sudani Ex- 

changa. Cal 1-aoMIUIng. 

MO-WEST NATIONAL OF TENNES- 

SEE GROUP • .Inaunuwa low lunlly 

rUM- 10011 of conrad hospM and 

MOPED • A-1 condition $200. U*n 

Mowsr. good condWon %». Band Saw 

•nd Jto Btw tsa aicn. Call 0W-I864 

atarSPU, 

PEDDLE SURREY FOR 8 CH1DREN • 

and • Chun Kkio ndanaw • M*al far tnt 

Boantiak - EnMlam condMon. MS - 

BUSfMtOX. 

BAVAR£ATnPtEX-3bdrm.Cott»o» 

pka 8 bdrm apt,, both lor y*«i round 

UM, pa* ownert apt. Enallam ranM 

Wttory.Hae.800. Cel 39M336 or 215- 

B7M&47. 

BAY CLUB CONDO - 3 bdrmt, 2 balta," 

•A"Wldw,wlbayvtaw, iwotarBanV 

Ind, POOL Fumlaim hagowWa. 

(140,000. Two y*ar» fraa rxnrJO pay- 

menl wAatUwnam by Sapl. 30th, 902- 

0S4-S311. 

• CALL FOR YOUR FREE DIRECTORY - 

ol Home* and Propanlaa-available 

throughout thaJaraayShor*. (809) 4»4- 

3ooa Canlun/ SI Pared* of Homaa. Ra- 

tNor.lnd. Owned and OparaMd, k 

CONDO - rnodwn one bedroom. Near 

beach and boardwi*. A (UD abad •niirt- 

mant Gardan Slala Realty. 18th mfjA»- 

bryAyarwaWwOsii 

1INIW WOODED 


O 

ZONING BOARD OF ADJUST- 

MENT 

OiTY OF OOBAN CITY, NIW 

JERSEY 0822& 

PUILIONOTIOI 

Tha nam H1QULAR maaUng O 

the Oman Cltv Zoning Board ol 

Adjuslmenl will ba hold en WMMs- 

day, My 20. issa at 7;3o P.M. I 

Coundl Ohambsra, ~ * 

Anbury Avenue, In C 

lowing applications i 

"** ' | David Fusohlm 

DUPLEX FOR SALE 

Soutf*ndO.C.2Uoctalo 

beach. 3 bdrm, 2 btfhs 

per unit, roof top deck hat 

ooaan and bay views. 

• Exceptional workmamhlp 

and value at $276,000. 

BERGER 

REALTY 

390-9300 

. opening*. Sea ownar on 

pm^m er contact poaM mttnr. SOS- 

WEEKLY GR SEASON APT. - on tn 

SjraatNtwly ramvaiad n*«r bnch a 

boMwllH. 8 bdrm, i bath, naw Wthen, 

porch. 0*1 WM270 or 210^08-1347. 

WEEM.YREMTAL-eb«dn)om,tU«y(*- 

nWMd garaga apt, tsth Smat area, 

dot* abeach. WaaW, dryer color TV, 

v7 

o'clock In the <strong>for</strong>enoon, at the Court 

House In AUanMo Cty, In the County 

of Alfcintlc and Sate of Naw Jenny. 

• • • j should not be ren- 

mg three dbhterested 

s. raaldanw ol 0m said 

County of Cape May to fix tha Conv 

• feet at 830 Plymouth Place. 

e (88-006) Robert a Unda Eulor, 

Block 1916, Lot 13 - Appicant 

wishes to demolish an existing single 

family dwelling and construct a new 

single lamtty dwellng on the subject 

lot The proposed structure would 

hSVB norvconfonnlng aspects. The 

prpppsed rear yanf eettMck would ba 

I4\tanl ID porches wherv Iha mini- 

mum requknd Is 30 leaf. N Ihe entire 

bunding footprint Indicated wi the 

turvey were to be used, Ihe total tot 

coverage by building would ba 

SOLS% at 1604 Gtanwood Dftve. 

10. (8fM)67) Sandy Dal Sordo 

panea&on to tiepaid <strong>for</strong> tha taking ol 

me land and premises described In 

said Complaint, ticludlng the dam- 

age, II any, nMuMng from the taking 

to any remaining property, as ol the 

dale ol the commencement of this 

action, <strong>for</strong> pubic use <strong>for</strong> Department 

of Transportation purpose* aa sal 

<strong>for</strong>th In saJd cornpuuni. at which lime 

and place you should appear • you 

desire lobe heard 

This action has been Instituted <strong>for</strong> 

(Cornracl PUrchaMO, Blot*g07, Ul 

12.- Appicant is •eeMno a uee vart- 

•noe and sis plan review at B2e 

HavwiAVMmia. 

11. (88-008) A. Russei ScHable, 

BkK* 2S04, Lot 13 - Appscam 

wlshea lo axland llrat and aecond 

floor decfea at IM from of an exMing 

duplex. The proposad tan yard aat- 

backa tnukflw AM (sal whore 10 

lest Is Aa minimum raqukpcl at mo* 

Wast Avenue. 

Mr. • Mrs. CtisriH 

s«M Comptaw lor Department of 

Tranaportatlon putposes and con- 

cema real estate located on. the 

nonhsastarly side of Route UT, In 

the Cly of North WOdwood. In/fhe 

County of Cap* May, and suke of 

New Jeney, also known aa flouts 

147. Secdon 1. Parcel Eioo. 

You are also ohnn notice that a 

Declaration otTaUng was fKsd Inmta 

actfon June 24,1B8S,, and that the 

sum of *1,00000 was daposled In 

Court wlhtne saw Dedantlon of 

rifhtIlMwMr 

T**ftig,jrihaturxIs 

of fta statute In euch 

MdTfUBA a 

*wMDra. 

made arid : 

N 

duplaxandbsjManawduplnqGnilwi 

Janay .Department of Tiani|HHTaihw 

Is enisled to^snmedMe possession 

ot the saMttsid and premises. 

M. aermanls mad* 

i b 

poniiest 

tmmas 

Th» 

msrjmX, tut 

and .,1447: feet to 

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PAGE 16 — SECTION ONE THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N.J, 

The Pops} inore exciting them T-shirt night at the PhiMes 

By ED WiSMER 

HOME DELIVERY 

Quality Snack Foods 

CHIPS' PRETZf US • COQKISS 

Call Mike Walsh 

465-8092 

TUESDAY* JULY 12,1988 

) ' ' RaH^MdMUte „. «nd JittHttt Janett and the entire challenge 

.... „ but lfs going to 

orchestra came away from take a monumental ef<strong>for</strong>t 

VIEWPOINT 

Sunday wai fanfare night 

at the Pops. whole event wire i 

It was" much more exdt- ta I &**** i° m * ° f &** 

ing than T-shirt night at the W 1 1 F* I ^ derab *« 

Phillies, and dominating the .j5 *W.°.,vVi* 

ew 

, ^—. - a i w» - * ^ * r^m^>.. fa«wnMfctaidot(themTO 

tra. This marks Mr, Kaderabek's 

second appearanct 

with the Pops, and Maestro 

BUI Sehoibli must have the 

persuasive powers of a 

SvengaU to get such dlstinguiihed 

guests <strong>for</strong> thrPops* 

concerti, Prior to his long 

tenure with the venerable 

Philadelphia, Kaderabek 

was <strong>for</strong> nine years first 

trumpet with the Detroit 

has no shame). Marshall 

and Wallace were joined by 

favorite tenor Brian 

Meneely In the Lemer and 

Loewe musical of the 

Arthurian legend. There ts 

much admirable music in 

this opus and die soloists 

were particularly effective 

in the poignant / Loped You 

QncetnSiimm, 

Pop pianist Jeffrey Uhlig 

continues to grow as the 

, Symphony. His playing in Jamai Hata in a trumpet is a bit digconcernjig to see ^SL^T^LSJS^SJS 

Qftf 1TM 

I thTwtaatus frWlU trio rendldon of a lively what appears to be Larry y*j2^33to252b 

* -,^ t "ft Siabat Mater was flaw- Mexican Mariachl that Bird as Wolfram Just kid- er.mdexoetded his superb 

REGIONAL THEATRE | less, but it was in such froth nearly tore the newly rein- ding. Mr. Wallace. w JSSTitaS ftLSrft 

| as Leroy Anderson's <strong>for</strong>eed «of e« the haft. _ ^L u MTTU 

JOIN OUR 88/89 SEASON AT 87/88 PRICES* Trumpeter's Lullaby Omi foe Last week w* enjoyed Percussionist Florence hearing Mr^MUg as soloist 

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Help! 

A boating accident this weekend on the Tuekahoe 

River Involving geven people not only points 

up the need <strong>for</strong> greater boater awareness by 

everyone on the waterways, but clearly shows 

that major mishaps are no longer confined to our 

roadways, 

At tWs point, we don't know the details of the 

accident, but we are, nevertheless, using it as a 

springboard into reiterating that this area clearly 

needs the services of a full<strong>time</strong> harbormaster, In 

fact, a harbormaster team is closer to the need 

than a single individual. 

And when we say harbormaster, we mean someone 

with genuine authority to cite violators and 

arrest flagrant offenders, 

It Is no longer enough to simply call upon the 

increasing^ numbers of boaters to use the utmost 

caution. That won't suffice because there are 

countless boaters out there who are Incautious in 

general, oblivious to the law and even uncertain 

or uncaring about the proper operation of their 

craft. 

Can you imagine what it would be like on the 

highway if the operators of motor vehicles didn't 

have to pass a drivers' test and periodically have 

their vehicles inspected <strong>for</strong> T^lBHffir* safety 

requirements? Well, that's exactly what's happening 

on our waterways, and thafs reason enough 

to have someone or, better yet, a team out there 

en<strong>for</strong>cing common sense, if nothing else. 

Printed ind PuNMm! In AmtriM'i OmtNt Ftmlly RtMit by 


A HvMen of Bouth Jcmy Radio ine, - 

HswiniL.arMn.PiMKM 

11t I, tin Start, Own City. N J. 08219 

•MMIihMHIII 

Phoo. No: (SOS) 39^8411 U3P3NO.402M0 

/ EiHmdiIPo.tOWc»rtOe«nClly. 

league has called <strong>for</strong> the " .1 do have some con- 

which has historically advo- Legislation to enable A shorter session <strong>for</strong>ces STATE LAW, STATI enactment of a constitucated 

stronger gun control landlords to evict tenants ' the governor and the lead- PAY BILL STALLED tional amendment on state 

laws," said Rev. Jack who have been convicted of ers of the Senate and Legislation prohibiting mandated costs," said TODAY'S 

Johnson, the pastor of thedrug 

offenses committed in Assembly to better-manage the state torn requiring pressel. "Local officials 

United Methodist Church their buildings passed the their priorities by imposing local governments to should never again be 

inOakhurst. 

Senate. 

real deadlines <strong>for</strong> the com- undertake a program, such <strong>for</strong>ced to choose between CROSSWORD PUZZLE 

The conference was 

Sponsored by Atlantic pletion of legislative busi- as recycling, without pn>, increased taxes or cuts in 

attended by more than 500 

County Sen. WUUam Gormness," said Russo. 

vidtag funding to support Other services in order to 

clergy and laity repreley, 

the bill would allow 

it, has passed the Assembly 

senting 350 Methodist 

...BUT NOT ON 

find the resources to pay <strong>for</strong> 

landlords to begin eviction 

but is stalled in a Senate 

churches In South Jersey, 

BLACK BEAR 

state mandates." 

ACROSS 58 English 


proceedings after three 

committee, complained 

Although a surge in their 

days' notice. Currently, it 

WUUam Dressel Jr., dimeter 

BARRACKS FUNDS 

composer 

G3EIE3 

1 Sand a check 

BILL WOULD REQUIRE 

population has fueled spec- 

can take months to evict a 

of the state League of 

MAY BE TOO LOW 

Si Composer — 

6 Coins 

nronmn 

Weil) 

POSTED WATER TESTS 

ulation mat a ban on weir 

Assemblyman Ed Salmon 10 Examine 

tenant who is convicted of a 

61 Florida city 

Public water suppliers 

hunting would be lifted, the 

14 escape 62 Bustle mmnm mama mmums 

drug-related offense, Gorm- 

would be required to tell 

Senate approved legislation 

15 Plinth 

63 Epochal mama manciHia 

leysatd. 

their customers the results 

last week to prohibit the THE 

18 Asian priest 64 Ruined gmnmHH Hmngan 

of water tests if a bill unani- 

state from staging an open 

ifChlntse.tothe 68 Discerns 

rrs OPEN SEASON ON 

mously passed by the 

season on the black bear. 

Romans 66 German river C3QQQQ QBDE3H E3G0Q] 

LAME DUCK SESSIONS 

Assembly becomes law. 

The measure, sponsored CLEAN 

10 Container 67 Vermin 

A Senate committee has 

19 Speck 

i 

"Water supplies <strong>for</strong> resi- 

by Senate President John 

20 Pays the tab 

DDBQEIS QSGHBH 

MACHINE 

22 Disparage 

DOWN 

24 Asian nation 

HnnEfls mafia 

26 Moonshines 1 R of RIP 

OCEAN CITY EVENTS 

27 Pitching feat 2 Always 

Mobile Power Wash 

31 Subject: law 3 Equine [3130 

TODAY (Tuesday) 

Ocean City Pops Ocean Charter chapter 

32 Mortify 

4 Ideology 

F ILIEI E1'S I 

Ocean City Pops Orches- Orchestra appearing on the American Business Wom- 

EXTERIOR SURFACE 

33 Meat pies 5 Having left a will 

38 Atlas page S Catch 

tra, featuring guest soloists, Music Pier. 8 pjn. 

en's Association 5th birth- 

38 Hairdo 

7 Bedouin 

day meeting, ChiChi's, 

CLEANING 

, Music Pier, 8 p.m. 

39 Decreased 8 More cunning 

• Somers Point, 7 pan. 

Chess Club meets, youth 

40 Met star 

30 Talks wildly 47 Make ^ — at: 

9 Shouted 

Knights of Columbus center, 7 p.m. 

41 Storm center 

34 Samples 

attempt ' 


10 Voting tickets 

Ocean City Council meet- 

42 Blocks 

38 Slough 

48 Rich cake 

11 Spiteful 

meeting, St. Augustine's 

ing, council chambers dry 

'"' Chemical Paint Removal 

43 Ventured 12 Soap plant 

36 Declare 49 Golf'a Palmer 

Rectory basement, 7:30 p.m. THURSDAY 

hall,7;30pjn. 

44 Paddle's kin 13 Monikers 

37 Cushions 50 Accustom 

Order of Eastern Star No. 

and 

46 Tyres 

39 Mars 

53 Small drink 

21 Lush 

* Alcoholics Anonymous 83 annual bazaar, Shorts & 

. meeting, Holy Trinity Epis- Civic Center, 6th Street and Atlantic-Ocean No. 6, 

Masonry A Brick Cleaning 

47 One — — — 23 Roman data 

40 News story Intro 55 School boys 

B1 "Piter Pan" , 25 Calyx leaf 42 Ave 

56 Neglect 

copal Church, 8 p.m. boardwalk, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Artisan meeting, ire House 

pirate 

27 Mane area 43 Devise 

57 Disencumbers 

Open to the public. 

No. 2, Sowers Point, 8 pjn. • Buildings • Restaurant Vents 

52 Cement type 28 Follow rules 44 Fur sources 60 Left-hand com- 

Matchpoint Jrs, duplicate 

• Mobile Homes 

84 Wanness -••• 

• GraffItl Removal 

29 — and hounds 46 Utility unit 

pliments 

K bridge, youth center, 7:30 Rotary Club meeting, 

• Boats 

• All Siding 

* p.m. • 

Port-Q-&U Restaurant, 7 

a.m. 

9 11 12 13 

'•'$• 

1°: 

Chamber of Commerce 

luncheon meeting. 

Council workshop meet- 

WEDNESDAY 

Sand sculpting contest on 

the 10th Street beach, registration 

8:30 a.m. 

OCEAN eiTY 

^GOVERNMiNT 

Mayer 

SoyGaUan 

118 Roosevelt Blvd. 

399-6111(CityHall) 

399-8150 (Home) 

Council president 

4th Ward 

Jack Jones 

212 Clipper Dr. 

465-9026(W) 

399-0267 (H) 

Councllmember 

at-large 

Jeanne Ounn 


399-6232 

Councllmember 

at-large 

Garyjessel 

156AsburyAve. 

399-1980 (W) 

398-1258 (H) 

Councllmember 

at-large 

NickolasTrofaJr. 

66 Walnut Rd. 

465-2900 (W) 

399-3895 (H) 

Councllmember 

1st Ward 

MarkVidettO 

824SeaaestRd. 

398-1157 (W) 

398-7229 (H) 

Councllmember 

2nd Ward 

Karen Oliphant 

815FarkridgeRd. 

399-1290 (W) 

. 399-1136 (H) 

Councllmember 

3rd Ward 

John Flood 


391-0700 (H) 

. 399-0044 (W) . 

C«y«tork 

> if 

•?*â-^f •A l 'flti'< • v 

Klwanis Club meeting, 

Harry's tan, 6 p.m. 

FRmAY 

Freckle Contest, sponsored 

by Ocean City Recreation 

Department, in front 

of the Music Pier, boardwalk 

and Moorlyn Terrace, 

6:30 pjn. 

John V. Mara Memorial Fund 

and New Jersey Press Foundation 

Football Classic 

Giants vs. Steelers 

Order your tickets today 

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Game proceeds benefit 

the John V. Mara Memorial 

Fund <strong>for</strong> cancer research 

and New Jersey Press • 

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Mall to: 

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Giants Stadium -' 

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V • 

Saturday, August 20 8 p.m. 

Nam* , 

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1088 Preseason Application 

Two Home Games 

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A. Aug. .13 

8 p.m. 

N.Y. Jets 

B. Aug. 20 

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Steelers 

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\ 

; 

Seat Price 

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PoiUg* and Handling 

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I 

PAGE 8 —[ SECTION TWO THE SENT1NEL-LEDCER, OCEAN CITY, NJ, TUESDAY, JULY 12.1988 

Officials' decision ends OC'sCape lifeguard championship streak 

The Ocean City team of John Rldgway and John Millar pull Into the surf at the start of the two-man competition. 

Their disqualification <strong>for</strong> allegedly not rounding the offshore flags correctly cost the local guardsthe 

county title this year. 


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PAGE I — SECTION TWO THE SENTINEL-LEnOER, OCEAN CITY, N,J. 

shufflin' on 

It is much more interest- 

Ing <strong>for</strong> our ' Ocean City 

group when we entertain a 

state toumamtnt. 

That was the ease on June 

28-29 when we played host 

to our State Invitational 

Seashore Singles with two 

divisions, men and women. 

With super weather and 

our tournament director 

Jiek Sehnetleita charge, 

the tournament got.pif'to a 

flying start after the opening 

amenities. 

Now to the winners In 

the order of finish - ladies 

division (and you will 

nottce the s&ength of our 

Ocean City players); 

Audrey Lafferty of Ocean 

City, Jackie SpagnoletU of 

Winners in the ladles division ire, lift to right, Audrey 

Laflerty, Jackie Spagnoleltl, Nettle Manley and Marion 

Stinger, 

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mariino 5 RESTAURANT 

1151 Asbury Ave. Ocean City, N.J. 

A Fun Fiilid.. 


Starts with one of our 

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Op§n 7 Days a Wstk 4 p.m. te 1u p,m 

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Where people dine to enjoy flne food' 

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r- Early Bird Special $8,99— 

. Smed 5 MAO 

MOD, Chicken Kiev 

Toes. Culinary Gardens Special Du Jour 

\Ved. Boneless Chicken Parmlgiana 

Tliurs.RoaitWrtey«^tuWuiiiftBw^ '; 

Fri, . Fried Fresh Fish Du Jour [ 

Sat, Boneless CWekeii Maiwila ;y ; /• 

Sun, Roast Beef Au Jus ' ^ i / ^ 

Ocean City, Nettie Manley 

of Ocean Grove and Marion 

Stinger of Ocean City. 

In consolation it was Isabella 

Greki of lions Head 

and Elenore Gravelec of 

Wall. 

Now in the mens division 

the results were die same 

with our dub taWng three 

of the four top spots. As 

they finished it was Frank 

Stinger of Ocean City, 

Doug Schmltt of Ocean 

Ciry, Jim Rlss of Ocean 

City and Oscar Boneii of 

Wail. In consolation we 

took both top spots with 

Ray Williams first and Bob 

Heplar second. So you see, 

we do enjoy being host to 

New Jersey. 

On June 30 and July 1 the 

Audrey and Vlnce sponsored 

doubles tournament 

with two divisions was 

played, The turn out lor 

this local tournament was 

very impressive, He winners, 

again, as bey finished 

were: Phyllis Hover with 

Rita Berchtold, Mable 

Regan with Jackie Spagnolettl, 

Johnette Hoelzle with 

Stinger with Audrey Uf- Calms tod John Schlck Hey, of course, tied <strong>for</strong> 

taty. In consolation it was jwith Met Davis. first. They wen Bob Hep-' 

Mary Pier with Ollst^ The "progreasives" ler, Km Wenhold and Bad 

Schaeffer and Lou Lash played Saturday, July 2 Cunewl with Jta Ria and 

with Marion Davit In the drew 32 players, to the Paul Whiting following, in 

mens division it was Frank ladtos diviiion, as ttiey fln- feat order. 

Stinger with lad Cuncrd, ished, it was Wia Berch- 

Fred Spagnoletti with Jim told, Lillian Baltz and 

Rlss. Hany Berchtold with Johnette Hoelzle, In the 

John Prick and Norman mens division we had an 

RUey with Nick Schum- intwesang finish, in that 

mer. In consolation It was three men had perfect 

Bob Hart field with Al scores winning six games. '•' 

State Seashore singles winners are, from left, Doug 

:1V* * 1 it. 

State Seashore singles 

ladles consolation winners 

; are, Isabelle Groka of 

I Uons Head and Eleanor 

i QravalecolWall. 

r^m 

Greg Shuitz, left, of Marmora and Kirk Mason of Ablngton, 

Pa. art airborne as they seek a point in beach volleyball. 

Local players third 

in v'ball tournament 

Bob Bull and Kirk Mason endurance as it was volley- 

tn§ KU lati Iwitiilonai Decker and David Hunt to Dave Derodier of Oann 

Street beach. 

double-elimination two- 

Sponsored by the dtyman 

tournament. 

BROADWAY MUSICAL Recreation Department, the At the conclusion of play, 

TRff OCT.l 

tournament included 25 tournament director Wendy 

A bus trip to the Broad- tepmi from throughout the B Burman distributed diribd I Di Dig 

sponsored by Fun-on- In the hot sun and sand 

Wheels. Tickets ltaited,For during a competition which 

In<strong>for</strong>mation call 398-1488. was as much a test of 

Now Accepting 

NIGHT IN 

VENICE PARTY/ 

• Sandwich i rays I 

• Hoagls Platttrs \ 

• Devilled Eggs 

NO NIGHT IN VENICE 

ORDERS ACCEPTED AFTER 

^-—*^ WID, JULY 13TH, 

Cold 

Meat 

Platters 

the top three teams. I Dr 

provided their colorful 

sportswear as prizes to the.^ 

^nnlngpalrs, - * 

Fresh 

Vegetable 

frays 

Cheese 

Platters 

***** 

3 Foot 

Hoagies 

;;&• it^#i 

etssEiMPmnnai 

%\SB Nteht In VariiM JutSttom KoIM, ifntiMvitri Writ ^riwwp 

li«lii»:U%B^;!*-'«]|>li»lili[:lfl'!*•*«] ll 

;. BWWBMI Task graphs with their trophlis to!tewlriBcfifiri»n!t8 on thf MusW Plt^ 

:!pcs ani We 9oard of Commission- ' •; ' . • • • , . V ^;, 

^^g^s-r Judy .Kolea trawm 

;;I^Pfî^Mft:»MBMifig IViaht in Vpnii 

By MARIE HUBER 

Social Editor 

fffitontes Widiittday evening on the Music Her. 

Bjon..< . ,^mp. 

§ ;êesttbHshed anew WCOKI <strong>for</strong>mon^ collected," said M

PAGE I •>- SECTION ONB 


DEPARTMENT •!%.. 

..#*•" 

Jantzen* (Reg, $21 -$29) Now $16.80-$23.20, Speedo" (Reg. $23-$30), Now $18.40414, 

Cataiina*(Reg,$17-$31)Now$13,6CM24.M. O.P, (Reg, $25-135), Now $2Q-$2S» 

Newport Blue (Reg. $26-$30), Now $20.80-$24. • Qat'z (êg,$50-#36), Now $24-$28.80. 

fopsTReg. $14-$22), Now$11.2M17,60 

Shorts (Reg, $18-$20), Now$14.40-$16.00 

Rugby Pants (Reg. $22.00) Now$17.S0 

Sizes S-M-L-XL 

r^wxA - - - »" All-Summer clothes reduced Including shorts, tops, shortsets, slacksets, 

C H11 u r§ n S skorts, swimwear & sleepwear. All name brand, current fashions. Girls infant 

to141Boy l slnfantto7,Now$4,50-}4S.OO. '•• 

V 

810ASBURYAVE. 

• OCEAN crrY« 

PHONE 399-5511 

'U ,/T . . . " 

ÔPEN DAILY: 9 A.M. 

'FRIDAY UNTIL 9 P.M. 

CLOSED SUNDAY 

**S.,-«lW 

- Famous |i$tton Bradley • travel games including Battleship, Drive Ytiu Nuts, 

' Trouble, Yahteee.Cpnnict Four. 

Fun to go at Stainton's Toyiandl 

Shop Stainton's <strong>for</strong> party supplies, decorations, lights and replacement bulbs. 

Vote <strong>for</strong> your favorites among our costumed department staff to be eligible to 

win one of three $50 GIFT CiRTIFICATES. Sat. July 16 only. 

Drawing 4:30 P.M. that afternoon. Join the furt! 

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fr 

§ Keever 

lengaged 

• Dresses 


• Separates 

• Swlmwear 

3246 Asbury Ave. Ocean Clty-399-5097 

OPINMON.-SAT. 10SP.M. 

SWIMSUITS 

50% Off 

Gottex, 

Sandcastle, 

Vitiadini, 

Cole 

Roxanne... 

and more. 

BOlBVontnor AyeMMorgato 

(Neof Coicli) 

HOUM Dmiy 105:30 Sun, 10.3 

Ocean Cii 

Lions Clufe 

ANNUAL ANTIQUE 

and CRAFTS SHOW 

OCEAN CITY CIVIC CENTER 

6th St. and Boardwalk 

SATUROAY;jUtYl6TH " 

, 9 A.M. to 3 P.M. ^ 

•• Air members of tho public am encouraged 

to dttand. Over 70 booths displaying all' 

qpm of quality and hand-madt 

merchandise will fie available <strong>for</strong> your 

lna>ect)on. Luncheon items will also bs on 

ALL PROCEEDS WILL GO TO 

.HEARINGahd OTHER 

THE SENTINEL.LBDGER, OCEAN CITY, N.J, 

MercertLu 

in Church of the Resurrection 

100 south shore nd. mannbra, n.L 

* 390-3677 

Maria Ruiz of Ocean City 

received the NJ Bell schol- 

Mt\\p during recent Atlaptjo 

Corpmunlty College 

chpWshlp and swaM| 

^-fcariguet. 


bring results) 

311115 

Mr. and Mrs. Curt Conn 

of Northeast Philadelphia 

announce the engagement 

of theli daughter, Debbie, 

and Teke Kccver, son of Mr, 

and Mm Ward Keever of 

Wilmington, Del. and 

OcsmGity. 

The bride to be is a senior 

majoring in physical therapy 

at tile University of 

Delaware. 

Mr, Keever is a business 

and finance major, also 

entering his senior year at 

tiie University of Delaware, Tak« Kitvir and Debb!» Conn 

A Sept, 16. 1989 wedding 

Is planned 

Civic Assn. elects 

FTSA CRAFT 

SHOW JULY 23 

The Garden 

Ocean City High School 

Parent Teacher Student 

Association will hold an 

antique and craft show 9 

tun, to 3 p,m, Saturday, 

July 13 in the Sports & Civic 

Center, fith Street «nd the 

boardwalk. Refreshments 

will be available; open to 

the public. 

1 Kathleen Irene Mercer of Isle City, Sue Bodin of Mar- rubrum lily corsage. 

Ocean City and Paul mora, and junior brides- The groom's mother wore 

Mjchael Ludgate of Scran- .maid Michelle Wolicki, a grey tea length dress with 

ton, Pa. were united in mar- niece of the bride, of Mar- lace bodice and tiered hemriage 

June 11 at The Church mora.line. 

She had a white 

of the Resurrection in Michael Ludgate of Cape sweetheart roses wristlet. 

Marmora. Father Louis May Court House served as The wedding reception 

Batiste officiated during the best man tor his brother. was held at Renault Winery 

2:30 o'clock double ring «- Assisting as ushers were in Pomona. Following a 

emony. 

Timotiiy CHeam- of Scran- honeymoon to Cancun, 

Michelle WoUcki, niece of ton, Pa., James Ludgate, Mexico me couple are resid- 

the bride, was soloist brother of the groom, of ing in Cprbin City. 

accompanied by Carl Groin- Palermo, Michael Wolicki 

ieri, organist. Dominic Seal- of Palermo and Stephen J. 

Thflijride Is a graduate of 

faro offered trumpet Wolicki of Deerfield Beach, 

Ooffa City Hip School. 

selections. 

Ha., both brothers of tiie 

She received a bachelor of 

The bride is tiie daughter bride. 

science degree in speech 

pathology and audlology 

of Mr. and Mrs. Byron T. Amanda Wolicki, niece of from Stockton State College 

Mercer of 230 Ocean Ave. the bride, was the flower and Is presently attending 

The groom Is the son of Mr, girl and Colin Ludgate, Glassboro State College <strong>for</strong> 

and Mrs. John C Ludgdia nephew of the groom, was a masters degree In special 

ofSeranten, Pa. 

tiie ring bearer. Both are of 

! Civic Asso- Jane Culbertson, tteasuror. Given in marriage by her 

dation elected new officers New directors include: father, me bride wore a 

attendants 

<strong>for</strong> the coming year during William Babeodt, Pattida 

tiie Upper Township school 

satin sheath designer gown wore fuschia satin sheath 

its annual roorganizaUon Bechtold, William Price Sr,, 

district. 

With lace ovwiay featuring .gowns, featuring sweet- 

meeUng July 5 «t the home Carol Poole, WUllam Schell- 

The groom received a 

high neck, leg-o-mutton heart neckline, pun sleeves, 

of Margaret B, Lloyd. heflrt and Betty Graves. 

bachelor of science degree" 

sleeves and butterfly bain fitted bodice with low back 

Robert Harvey was Outgoing directors are: brimmed in AJencon lace and peplum waist. 

elected president. Other Pat Harris, Annette Miles, with seed pearls. 

The attendants carried 

officers are George Gil- Joseph Hartman, William The bride carried a cas- cascading bouquets of 

mour, vice president, PaW- Newcomb and M.G. Dinscading bouquet of calla lil- astermurals, rubrum lilies, 

da Bechtold, secretary, and more Jr. 

ies, Queen Anna's lace, and Queen Anne's lace and ivy. 

Lois Hernandez reported ivy. 

The matron of honor car- 

the annual dinner dance Kim Corson Scalfaro of ried hot pink rows, asterm- 

will be Friday, August 19, Cape May Court House 

at the Atlantic City Country was the matron of honor. 

Club in Northfield. Bridesmaids were Jill Clay- 

Other business included a ton Casacdo of Vineland, 

report on the recent ladles JoAnn Wolkkl, sister-in-law 

luncheon attended by 200of 

the bride, of Palermo, 

and the July 4 bike parade. Diana Lynn Feny of- Sea 

Selected 

Summer 

Merchandise 

NOW 

REDUCiP 

11 

In elementary education 

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ludgate 

and art from Marywood 

2atfB? 

bofo Sate College working 

toward hit masters degree 

In edueational 

__... 

admmlstiB- 

. Carrieo of Punta Gorda, graduate of Blair Academy 

m,,.. ..„ is employed with Fla. announce tjie engage- and a recent graduate of 

erals. 

me Upper Township school ment of their daughter, the University of South 

lace, and rubrum lilies. district as a fourth grade Leigh AUyson, and Jeffrey Florida with a degree in 

The mother of tiie bride 

teacher. 

J. Morrison, son of Mr. and communication, ,, . , 

wore a pink gown with lace 

Mrs. J.W, Morrison of " He Is working In Ocean 

overlay on the bodice and 

Ocean City. City <strong>for</strong> tiie summer and 

lace and chiffon flared bot- 

The bride to be is w6rk- wUl return to Florida in 

tom. She had a calla lily and 

ing in Ocean City <strong>for</strong> the the fall and work in real 

summer. She will work <strong>for</strong> estate. 

Simpson Salon Deszeree in Florida An October wedding is 

during the winter. planned. 

SECOND ANNIVERSARY 

CELEBRATION 

4 

& & A £ 

w 

engaged 

Mr. and Mrs, Kenneth 

Breckley of Palermo 

announce the engagement 

of their daughter, Kim, to 

Guy Austin Simpson, son of 

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Simpson 

of Center Ossipee, N.H. 

The bride to be is a graduate 

of Ocean City High 

School and recently 

received a bachelor of arts 

degree from Marymount 

(VaJ University, 

Mr, Simpson is a graduate 

of Kfigsweod (N.H.) 

Kedonal Hlflh School.'He is. 

taFBnrtt U.'S/ 

Infantry (Oldo Gliard), 1st 

Presidential Bring Party, 

U.8. Army, stattoned in Ft, The Rev. Eric Olsen, 

Myer, Va. director <strong>for</strong> Northern 

An October wedding is Europe with the Ilble 

planned, Christian Union, will speak 


Ganieo, Morrison to wed 

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mr. Morrison is a 1B83 

Jeffrey Morrison and Leigh Carlco 

JUUUJ O/IIJ egwj in bsvmn vârtl nsfiw snob 

; Olsen to MaMma 

Beauty Servicei 


1520 Aibury Ave. Phone 399-1575 



IQTCHEN KLASSIGS, 


Ocean Ctty,N.J. 08226 

399-3339 

fp. y 

ruly 17,'at ttie Ltawood 

C6ainii)ml»y 

Q 1838 

Shore Rd. 

Rev; Oien has lerved 39 

yeare wltti me'mliiion, living 

16 yeari In'England. He 

was involved jn, church 

planting, evangelism and 

preaching. 

Rev, and Mrs. Olsen are 

the parents of four daughten, 



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PAGE 6 - SECTION QNE TOE SENTINEL^LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N.J. 

A-Saurus 

Thing 

, Dino- 

Mite 

Only at 

•- :S Harbour Cove 

927-9272 

FRIDAY, JULY 15,1988 \ 

Tecce, Mayor and McKay to Sihjg with (XC. Pops Orchestra 

Soprano Tqnia Tecce, Club of Philadelphia in the 

tenor William Mayor, and Academy of Music Ballbaritone 

Paul McKay will room, a fuU concert <strong>for</strong> the 

be guest soloists Sunday, Modem Club in the Sweet- 

Monday and Tuesday with brier Mansion, Fairarount 

the Ocean City Pops Park, and a concert pres- 

Orchestra on the Music entation with mezzo 

Her, according to Willia»n soprano Barbara Dever in 

ScheMe, musical director, the Academy of Music Ball- 

Concerts am held at 8 room, accompanied by 

p.m.; admission, is free on Martin Rich, Ms. Tecce has 

Sunday and 51 Monday yung with the PhiladelDhta 

and Tuesday, Singers Chorale at the 

Ms. Tecce will return fa Mam Music Center, Phitaher 

sixth season with the delphia. She has presented 

Pops Orchestra and on Sun- a full recltal in the Aeadday 

evening wiU sing with any of Music Rehearsal 

conductor emeritus Rrank Hafi, a full solo recital in 

Ruggieri, with whom she Centennial Hall, The Havfirst 

per<strong>for</strong>med in 1983. er<strong>for</strong>d School, and recently 

Ms. Tecce has been per- completed two television 

<strong>for</strong>ming since the age of S, ippreaMnces <strong>for</strong> WPVI-TV, 

singing at churches, bane- A resident of Gladwyne, 

fits, and special events, and pa,, where she resides with 

is currently a Delaware Val- her husband and chUdwn, 

ley permormer. Most Ms. Tecce is soprano soloist 

recently she per<strong>for</strong>ated on a at St j o h n Vianney Oturch 

benefit program <strong>for</strong> the there. She has sung as guest 

Concerto Soloists Chamber soloist at the Cathedral of 

Orchestra of Philadelphie, gig. peter md Paul Philain 

the Crystal Tea Room, delphia, as well as numerandJohnWanamakerStOM, 

Ous churches in the 

in Philadelphia. This spring Philadelphia and surroundshe 

per<strong>for</strong>med in her sec- ing areas. Other appear* 

ond concert with singers ances include radio, opera, 

from The Orpheus Club of oratorio, and The Merry 

Philadelphia in Centennial widow where critics 

HaU, The Haver<strong>for</strong>d School, acdalnied her singing. 

Haver<strong>for</strong>d, Pa. Ms. Tecce has also been 

Her per<strong>for</strong>mances this heard as gueit soloist <strong>for</strong> 

year have included a con- several organizations in the 

cert <strong>for</strong> the Matinee Musical tri-state area. Cunwitiy she 


WE'VE MOVED! 

Now 

Located at 

LONDON SQUARE 

MALL 

201THt»nHd.,HorthfltW 

DAVID I. 


SWIMSUIT 



lly 10 5, Frl. 10 7 

Sun 10 4 

a safe and nuturing 

learning experience! 

St. John- 

Preschool 

St John's 

Lutheran Church 

10th & Central 

Ocean City \r 

Is an artist student with lege of Musla Her voice 

voice teacher, .Florence coach Is Martin Rich, 

Ber^ren, ftejessw jtaei- recently retired Awn fte 

tus Temple University Col- MettpptfittnO^fnofNew 

OCEAN CITY POPS ORCHESTRA 

IN CONCERT, MUSIC PIER 

William F, Scheible, Musical Director 

Sunday, July 17 8 o'clock 

Guest Conductor 

Frank Rnggled, Conductor Emerihu 

Guest Soloists: 

Tonla Tecce, Soprano 

William Mayo, Tenor 

Paul McKay, Baritone 

Selection from La Trmkta .Verdi 

AgmuDel ...Blzet 

O, Sole Mia „ DiCapua 

William Mayo 

VaUeBluette.,. ....„ Mgo 

Am Mam ,-, .Schubert 

Depuis Lt Jour „ „ „ .Charpentier 

Tonla Tecce 

To A WMRBsi .-,, MacDoweU 

Aut utm Leaves Mercer 

On The Mall „, , , , . ..Goldman 

Victors Herbert's Favorites BHrtat 

Lord's Prayer..........~m .Malotte 

Without A Song ," „; ..Youmans 

William Mayo 

Hymn to the Sun Rlmsky-Korsakow 

Sabre Dance Gayne.. Khatchaturian 

Bell Song Porgy & Bess , ...Gershwin 


Intermezzo Cavalleria Rusticana .Mascagni 

DeepRwer,^ Burlelgh 

Hew Great Thou Art ., 

Evening Star , .Wagner 

Paul McKay 

Gershwin Medley Gershwin 

Faith of Our Fathers Faber 

Mpnday.JulylS 

* So'clock 

Light Calvary Overture Suppe 

QuestaQuella Verdi 

Toma Sorriento...... DeCurtis 

William Mayo 

Trumpet Voluntary. Clarke 

William Scheible 

Olympic Fanfare 

Miwk's Aria.* '..'„ Bizet 

Vilia ;J.^;.; , Lehar 


Wedding of the 1/mUL Hall 

Selected ' Paul McKay 

Invercargill March , lithgow 

INTERMISSION 

Pear Blossom Overture i.> air. Warrington 

Vestihguibba 

Mahfemena '' '' 

> WllUamMayo 

Le Petite Nigrh .£MW * Debussy 

Chariots oflfire ,„-. l >...vingell8/Rlley'' 

Selected , .'. U,.!,....;.!'.: Paul McKay 

Fiddler on the Roof i . meet our administrator and teachers 

> ice our facility , • 

• Hair Salon 

• Chapel •- > 

•Daily Activities And, if you ewnnd 24-hour 

madlcMl enn, the Lutheran Home'* 

' . ' hurting Unit la thtn tor you, too. 

,i ? 

LUTHERAN HQME, 

is a non-proflt, non-denomlnaUonal organizaion ' 

iWthth'curitycom<strong>for</strong>t 

ys" f*!>SJo«roVlewifNewJ 

IfeJ 

,N.J: PAGE 7 ~ SECTION ONfr>.T 

( Pinelands topic at the Wetlands 

When most people think audio-visual presentation tion, and a computerized pupuc, j free to members, 

of New Jersey, sandy about«hePinelands. - register of Pinelands with a $1 donation 

beaches along the coast or A resident of the Pine- resources. "" f. requested from .n,on^rtem- 

Wawling metropolises' to lands since 1969, Carpenter .Saturday lectures at fte bers-'For flfrther tafonnatne 

north may come to is responsible <strong>for</strong> 'curricu- Wetlands are open to the Hop,call368-121L 

mind. But a major portion him development <strong>for</strong> ,stuof 

the Garden State is actu- dents in grades 4$, fte_> 

ally covered with uninhab- establishment of a Pineited' 

wilderness known as lands speakers organlza- 

- WOMEN BUSINESS 

OWNEBSTOMEET 

N.J. Rnelands Commission, AJmttc Ownigr dmpter 

w»U present an illustrated «* ** NJ. Assodation -of 

lecture, The New Jersey Women Business Owners 

Pinelands, our country's will feature a program entiflrst 

National Reserve "at ded Bntrepreneurial Stress: 

Saturday 

Model GSD500Q ' 

Enetgy saver drying option • 2 ^ 

wash action O-wiy «o«Jj»nWI. 

• Ful 10-yoar wananty on Parma T 

Tub and ddor liner (ask <strong>for</strong> details): 

including mention of the 

fadUHes at Batsto. Double 

Trouble, and Brigantine, 

followed by a special 

MMMJEM2Q ; 

Hwg Mm Udwn Mi ctfwtoui*onrawltr 

topjB«il. l Tk CooWng w»36mta» J 

Wch, (UndtrattM 

M) 

here, 

25 

g the 7 p 

meetingJnfarmal 

1 

* ^ 

&. 

KNOTTING 

MCHE 

Special sale •50% Off Selected Yarns 

\ COME IN AND LOOK AROUND! 

Open Moft.-S»L 10-5 (Oos«d Wed. & Sun.) 

1330 Asbury Ave.. Ocean City • 399-5111 

RELAX&ENJOY 


• 2 to 200 * Any Occasion 

• Day or Night • Any Excuse 


Be a guest at your awn party 

Closing at Noon 1 

CMAINARY 

Announcing 

One Full Ye^r* 

232 West Avenue, Ocean City 

Shop Open 

0am to6130pen 

SYSTEM; OpwW» on 12(V 

2«V*120«)8VCuTOnl 

' I i' n'f,-. 

TRICIABOWMAN; 

Miss9{eivjersey\ ':, 

LP. Lounsberry Pictures, Ocean City, N J. 

THE 

CLEAN 

MACHINE 


Buildings 

Mobile Somes 

Boats 


CLEANING VY 

Specializing In: ly 

Chemical Paint Removal < 

Masonry & Brick Cleaning 

Restaurant Venfs^ 

Graff (it Removal 

All Siding ^ > 

CONTRACTORS 

RESIDENTIAL AND 

XCflÊgC 

930 ASebRY AVENUE 

OCEAN CITY 

Room Air Conditioners 

Model ATM05LA 

5,000 BTU 

'115voHs, 5.4 amps. 

• Easy installation. 

• 2 lan/2 cooling speeds. 

• Adjustable air discharge. 

IkxM UU400X8 Dlnet Orin WMMr 

• Lwoo k»d apaoly • 5 Artomatt; CydM 

• Wai» T«np«ratura Contral with 3 WUtir 

i

wm 


obituaries 

Barbara H, Grubb, 68; 

retired sales clerk 

UPPER TOWNSHB» — BirbiiHi H. Grubb, 6S, of 

SttWlle died My 12 at Store 

Memorial Hespital in Semen Print 

Bom In PhUadaphta, iha had bwn a k»fHmo aiw rwtdent 

Mm Grubb has bwn a lales dak at SWntoii'i 

Department Stew in Ocean City far 14 ywrt until wrtir. 

Ing in 1983. 

She was a member of the Marmora Voluntew Fire 

Company AiudUary and The ArtiiiHS. 

Surviving are her husband, George U a daughter, Barbrai 

L Bakaly of Ocean City; a son, John R. Grubb of 

Marmora; a date, Carole Uveaey; four grandchildren: 

and one great-grandchild. 

A private family service wriU bt held at Godfrey 

Township Rescue Squad, Petersburg, 08270. 

Emily Peterson, 81; 

retired librarian 

LWWOOD—toUy R. Peterson, 81, <strong>for</strong>maly of this 

dty diid July 10 at me N.J. Masonic Home In Burlington. 

A reared librarian, the resided in Unwood be<strong>for</strong>e 

moving to the Masonic Home. 

She was bom in Philadelphia. 


FLOWER SHOP 

0MM Clty't Family Florltt 

• Mark Vldetto • 

3336 Will An. 

PIWM39S-1333 

Gtneral, Vasmdar aM ^f auma Surpry 

the relocation of their offices to: 

718 Shore Road 

Somers Point, New Jersey 08244 

HourB by Appointment 

Our new boat li 

Ifs the loWesi 

rale on the 

•'• '•:. mi'l! 

Wxi, 

THE SENTlNEL-tEPGER. OCEAN CITY, 

There aw no immediate survivors. 

Private Episcopal service was held Wedncsdsay at the 

Masonic Home ChapeL Burial was private. 

Arrangements were by the Peppier Funeral (tome, 

Bordentown. 

Jack Edward Brown, 58 

ST. PETERSBURG, Ha. — Jack Edward Brown, SB, <strong>for</strong>merly 

of Beesley's Point died July 4 in St. Anthony's 

HospitallnSt.Petersburg,Ha. • * • 

Bom in Prtaoiton, W.Va., he Uvsd in Becky's Point 

<strong>for</strong> seven years be<strong>for</strong>e moving to Florida in 1980. 

Mr. Brown retired as manager of Uncle Dick's Markets 

in PleasantvlUe in 1986. He was a U.& Army veteran of 

the Korean Conflict. > 

He is survived by Ms wife, Joan A.; one son. Jack E. 

Brown Jr. of Marttasbure. W.Va." one J *"*~ * 

Memorial contributions may be made to St. Anthonys 

Hospital, 60112th St. North, St. Petersburg, Ha. 38705. 

Arrangements were by Warden Funeral Home, Bed 

. ,- -Vfca ^n-^y ;•' 

, ?t.* C - »Jfc •'« '•;. 

store owner 

Guy M. Adama, 76, of Ocean City died July 12 at tils 

none. ,." _ , 

L.helivedinLansdale, Pa., be<strong>for</strong>e 

movinghere^rana^. 

Far the past 20 yearet Mr. Adams waa the owner and 

Qty and 

Lena Battersby, 89; 

Frances Marie Lynch, 81 '*' ., long<strong>time</strong> area resident 

NORTHFIELD — Frances Marie Lynch, 81, of Comwall 

Avenue died Tuesday at ho home here. 

Mrs. Lynch was born In Yonkers, N.Y., and had been 

employed by the federal govemaifnt at NAFEG to 

She was a member of the Senior Qtizens of Northfleld 

and the Senior Citizens Club of St. Bemadette's Church, 

Northfleld. 

927-8550 

•t^pf-' * 

iwi 

2! of 

eat^ndMn. 

John's Luttieran Church. 

i. Jimmy Leeds Road, Pomona. 

IQ It Hie LtUEflSBH nUUi€ 111 WVffS4l w Kn> 

Bom In Philadelphia, she <strong>for</strong>merly resided In Marmom, 

and had lived ta Qrean City <strong>for</strong> SO years. She was 

a resident ta Mand, Ha. <strong>for</strong> 25 years prior to moving to 

" the Lutheran Home three years ago. 

Mrs. Battersby was a member of the Marmora Volunteer 

Wre Co. auJdUary and Veterans of Foreign Wars 

..1. , _ i_ %M _^-^ ' 

.BatteribyJf. 

i£t t 

Survtotagare Ms wife Benetta; a daugh»WtIttjjj.; 

man;fismotherMaryt. MWteoekttmhsmm, 

• brothers, Wilbur W-of Atlanta, Ga. and Frank M. of Calr 

itenia;aad*rograndduldren. - "tîS' 

Manorial service was Tuesday evening at ftf Creran 

FlBWMlltoBe.^yn. Burial was private. ^ ; 

• Memorial contributions may be made to Uralnus Colleje 

In memory of J. Robert ft^codt, Collegtvine, Pa, 

Charlotte G.Chapman, SI 

UPPBS TOWhBHff — Chartotte 0, Chapman, 8V;0f 

Palermo, died July 12 at Shore Memorial Hospital, Som- 

ers rant 

Bom in Scotland, she had lived in Tenafly be<strong>for</strong>e coming 

to Palermo 11 years aga . [< 

She la survived by her husband. Arthur J., and ' 

Godfrey Funeral Home in Palermo. Burial will be in 

Seaside Cemetery, Memo. X i 

Donald J, Hardy, 57 

EGG HARBOR TOWNSHIP — Donald J. Hardy, 57, of 

Bargalntown, died Tuesday at Shore Memorial Hospi- 

i an area resident all his 

afe. 

Mr. Hardy workidiai a mwhaiue te fte Eg$ HarDOf 

Township Board of Bdueauon. • 

He is iurvlved by Wi wife, 1W« one daugh», Qito ( 

Ltauorl of Somers Pomtj two sons, Wayne Miller of j 

steelmanviUe and Donald Hardy rf WiBiamwpi; ^ ; 

lister.Juneiliomof Barplntown; anfl one bMthtr, Bert! 

Mends rnay 

• C Bruce Surrari, 89 

i 

Shore M p 

Utility CittS | j. Robert Hjtehcock,64; jTS-S^savaat*,-... 

Bom In Atlantic Oty, he spent moat of his life in Marid 

of Un 

Water CoaaanvMcejiflyl J. Robert HiWifloîliof Ocean dry and Oaklyndted School Class of »». H« graduated fromKefainsen • 

awarded certificates «* PfiOinaiorfMemoi^Hospittt . School of Law talM2. • 

•Bpredation to am MA-P BeHrin-Camden, hi wis a retold eonserai training Hevway.S.(0omM8tion«foTnyeaMtndpr«teid 

doits <strong>for</strong> acttvdy servto dtacte lor Rubin ft Donnelly Corp. in thii PhUadeC lawuntUWsfenremaitWyâgo. f 

i a»e eomoanv*« consumtr pWaoJUei, - , He was a member of the Pfcst Presbyterian Church ta 

-company f ' ^»toBO* was iffltmbet of Ae Ocean Qty Com- ^Bcary. t ^ , u , 

of ^C«,^lty, C%. 

WWHun ftSultoa^ of F 

Northfield Fire Depar 

ment, John Hill of Somera 

Point, Jack Fiedler and Mr. 

and Mrs. Pat Matteo of Linwood. 

' 

1 Area residents Interested 

id attending future roundtablefl 

- 

THE PORCH at DeFelice Caterers- 

Fine Foods to go! 

bpmtorNtotta\yB» ; ..;. 

Iftr Center, past Wisldtnt and member te 13 years **• to survived by his sister, Hannah furem amm«Ê. 

•'-•- •" ^-"""^^liâttuî 

,,«•:! 

anting seen' a crucial part of bicycle safety , 

year, 1,200 bicyclists the National Safety Council ommends the foUowing tips • Be espectilly careft 

killod in oolUslons in Its annual hoUday safety <strong>for</strong> cyclists to improve interaocticmi Use hand 

were nnmr vahtdM , naiM message. .^WsMtyi jr^'r ;> /,-,';•;•. ^dfl to indicate turns 

w«h motor vOMm. note, m * * ^ ^ ^ ^ ; , &#*.&&** S p ^ y 

oflwr cyaists suffered mju- Mvu can sea wu = mm} • Chty ^Jnffletjûla| 

B.flnit serve bosla ^ ^ ^ o » ^ 

Sausage* Peppers 

•*"• Cakes & Plea 

i .. , and morel 

825 Bay Avenue, Sowers Point 

Open 6 Days to 7 pm-ClOMd iiondaya 927-3898 

DISCOUNT 

PAPERBACKS 

m 

50% 

Th«B( 

TO ASHmpion,NJ. 

mm 

mm 

NEW 

USED 

mm 

safely, many motorists fall, ;» Weir eonijrteuoai ftf^nteintotdrtoj 

to soot bievdes until it's too ctotWiig whenever you ride and yraM a hefinet Abm 

Ste^SSlpl^^^yt^bEyde,KWdaytiaM: np««»tolWcycto^b 

said,oifotagtt^»! m^msssimmm^mm^ 

l^cliss ihoua^nevw cota^jpâi nWl-.|WeW'-->:êk' 'V'-Y^. 1 " assume that the 'driveof a iitto«eltocBw|miteflal Ait \ 

--' 

, » v 

can set them cW#. ; „ _ BENEFIT BARBEQUE 

-Being fletai seen Bteii is Is «i;of ww.ui the; i»w;, • •• RUfwifrJS»lfênît »«in -TTT-W 1 V•# 

jtbiyfowttiannuil Tl v 

most fiipertant asptctt^f • right sld« of fte,foadântf R M I I 

>bicâsafery.The^w lm- daft weawor turn sudV^mg { 

sey State Safety Coundlrec- denly. 

School <strong>for</strong> handicapped 

duldren wfll beheld 6 jo 11 

p^Mori^y;:Aug^8onai* 

old kchdnl 

FOR MEN 

: croundfL 24m 

and Atlantic avenues, Long'port 

There wiU be food and 

refreshments iK^kUSi-M 

craft show, bake sale, sports 

memortabiUA <strong>for</strong> auction 

•;.; leasts 

•.S^.MaMajBl^^-.:v 

mmmm 

fS»«M 

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ai 

9 

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t 

FRIDAY. JULY 15,1988 

•apMfe^^ttW^Mtf6^tero^. : cin^l?jfe PAGE »-SECTION 

l^PBR TJpWpHIP — A 

township resident and avid 

outdoorsman has willed 

over 50 âcres in Palermo to 

the cotinty. And the county 

has "dedded : value on the condition they 

tart?**, ,-• ".ii.WTi';'»:.'f,'''"i naioeruawcBuo.mocou] 

be dedicated to public use! c 

The mam pawrt is a 2S.idcmBnutf 

in that stat? rather friend of Cuneron's. • , 

acre tract between Route 9 

and me Parkw«^ just nerti 

to tum.the of the raU line into Ocean 

most valuable portion of it Qry and Just south of Sea 

into nature park. •*** Sounds Avenue. 

Richard K Cameron, who Cameron maintained it as 

died My 1 at ap Ma 

private refuge with seven 

bequethed ' to the county ponds stocked with fish 

four parcels totalling 50 plus water fowl wWehhe 

acres and $121,900 in land fed stele bread ta W # ' 

;; K 

than it ^^S!tfevib^$yp{^|eUÛMi4^ 

with homes," said William be open to ptjbJlc tccas 

•ei^s;;te:M\year8;e)ptef'ittMMtttoiw*'v'fy''^H*' 

^^^vhy'-aiDiiMia^ttift" • 

donated. '.'. 'MK>^: ',r^ : would be tflowerf; tt^'^î^|«fl^CBB«w«fc them. 

would depend on the out- sometitaes cough,t and "He was anâvid trap 

.'SS^^'-i^JP^BW^.'*•flpr'^to&Bft Butt greatwtpliasBrtwtoo^lft 

iSW^N^'SwRMM?"; #^:a^^1;b^m«r«aaîiWiithuhtl4^ 

I'tom rdmstlf didtff WmJôm CttwawrVû- 

He 

't 

' The pToperty features m^ 

that hunting 1 

house, garage and 180 feet 

of road frontage walk-over 

! âWRdw^lSttjust U&f 

itae to refugem hunHng lirwlhWMiÊeWffig, tobe^Wfit^ * V i 

~-ôwn,;; ;f Ky-g&mm M^M»Mi^^ " Owww 10- der of ftf ttivirohaiental 

. J , • . • - - *•» P^lWtWB in Response Nirwo*. a grass 

fte donauonviind-fecoaii* which 100 resort-tenllles joofc organizanon setog 

mendanon by freeholder ^(me^^î^:to educate^ mt publte and 

William Sturoi to turn it eMyMm not fust alumi- politidans on enivornmenover 

to the^counry park .tf^'j^^^tfp^. M lMue& He to not to bt' 

cjjMrfssleii to use as a that can :Jty re^^ S«r ionfused wilh TOaih Bust- 

•^vtrecrea«tei B il» - aW^pi^^ttrtiiWtf, l m, m ftedryitoshcanper- 

1 <strong>for</strong>esee it: a» o wUdlUe. iTmt^ttam «^ ttWe^ ionificatWn; wKoîs 

sanctuary, said Sturm tree- scraps, yard wute«ndpla>- promoting the reswfs UrnitedrecycSng 

ef<strong>for</strong>t. :i . ; 

^ôdb^haijbeeii ^j^WB^^>«aemat' A 

The state requires municipalities 

to reduce their 

waste streams by 25 percent 

by the end of next year, but 

; Jlira'M'^j|tfojpîi|. 

aomg 45 piaoffltlor wars people are throwing away would rwy $72a|tc«ifwSn 

and years and years, he valuaMerecyclabJes. ©MU4 : ifUj -ûîyi* 1 ** 111 

cans, said Murphy, The 

owner, in fact, has a home" 

"WMluwai,'. g ptc 

else yMmrowiway, some* on Central Avenue, herald. 

He feels Ocean City can •bod^s willing to jay 

Murphy doesn'^ yet have, 

attain a reduction of money <strong>for</strong>," said Murphy. 

a place <strong>for</strong> the volunteers of 

upwards of 70 percent. 

the program to truck their 

The plastic used <strong>for</strong> milk 

Especially if schools and and antifreeze containers. 

restaurants recycle wasted 

food which can be used to 

make compost And espe- Island, and soda bottle plascially 

if plastics are recytic goes <strong>for</strong> $100 a ton at 

cled. 

several corporations, he 

The only things that 

dty. The rest, which hairU) 

cannot be recycled are items 

UkeSiip^ble^diaperi,1iMpMHBWt^5fiiaW &iffi$&?0$W&leather, 

ceramics, rubber, 

low-grade plastics, cigarette 

bi^tts, orange juice cans, 

used napkins and waxed 

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Youth <strong>for</strong> Christ teaches 'balanced life philosophy' 

By LINDA SHARKEV 

Seminol-Lodgor 

Corespondent 

When he walked on 

stage, first there were 

cheors, then there was 

silence. 

Youth <strong>for</strong> Christ speaker 

him. 

But the crowd quieted 

and Gentzkow told th«m 

about a rape victim who 

accidentally killed her husband, 

when! shf hid mistaken 

as her attacker. 

Hundreds of blank faces 

Myles Gentzkow was wel- stared at him as he 

coined with loud applause explained how he was 

as he took the spotlight almost killed at age 16. And 

recently to talk to more eyes glanced downward as 

than 1,100 teenagers who Gentzkow talked about the 

had filled the Ocean City struggle people have Ui 

Sports & Civic Center, building a relationship with 

Girls and guys squealed, others and with God, 

yelled and jumped from "The problem with 

their seats as Genttkow young kids is that they are 

opened a Farah doll, a world-wide bankrupt in 

beach passport and other relationships," Gentzkow 

presents tnat Youth <strong>for</strong> said. 

Christ campers had given He said that YouA <strong>for</strong> 

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EDDIE MURPHY In 

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"BrefS»way W was 

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ersan^portunitytoniert ftm 

and hear people who can be mmi» 

leamtag teipwtant 

totop 

balanced lihîlosophy. 

Members ntm 33 Youth 

For Christ chapters ta But Jori Smjfti 

Eastern region of the re^m fley itecte <strong>for</strong> 

United States have met YFC, added, "nie/re not 

annually In Ocean City <strong>for</strong> all 'church kids.* They ore 

more than 45 yearn Just run of the mill kids. 

Joe Palladino, a local "We work with them 

Youth <strong>for</strong> Christ volunteer, where they ale at We don't 

said, "the balanced life phi- shove anything down their 

losophy Is made of four throats. We ask them to 

areas — physical, mental, consider the spiritual part 

social and spiritual." of life. Not a religion per se. 

Camp counselors used but a relationship with 

sports, music and seminars God." 

to get across their messages. Kathy Hues, a sophomore 

During the week there were from the Mlllville Youth <strong>for</strong> 

sand sculpting contests, Christ group, said she 

trivia challenges and live enjoyed her week at camp 

concerts by Freddie Lang- and listening to Gentzkow. from the experience. 

Men. t "I like thewiy he 1 think I will be able to 

Palladino said the pro* approaches a subject£*Ules relate a lot better with my 

gTam tried to make the kids saitjf "I think he's funny." friends because most of 

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of Commerce. She was 

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*state and Isi student it 

0mm CityHigh School. 

1 Second runner-up Lori 

Ann Tedeschi, 17, of 

Voorhees and Ocean City, 

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Pave Winslow. chairman of 

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In honor of the Trofas 25 

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to the Miss Night in 

Venice contest. Council 

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Uudlca also presented them 

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Night in Venice boat 

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SUNDAY through 

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Ocean Qty Pops Orchestra, 

Willliim Scheible con- 

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Music Pier featuring guest 

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^wik Sugglerl/ will conduct 

Sunday's perfonnance, 

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SI Monday and 

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Chide and VI Trefa ftiank Council Praisldsnt Ja* Jonts <strong>for</strong> tht silver bowl presqnted 

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Director 

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tnteed <strong>for</strong> prizes in Saturd«y*i 

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Shows air Monday through 

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The Boardwalk, ocean, 

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centers and other highlights 

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Here are some late entertainment 

listings: 

Thi- Hobo Band will > 

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Friday, July 29 and Aug. 26. 

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who died in an auto- | 

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Aug. 8 <strong>for</strong> a week of broadcasting 

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FglDAY. JULY 15.1888 THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N.J. PAGE 13 

Carey on panel to 

advise incoming 

US.president 

1 Vhomeven the next presi- He has served as chairt 

of the United States is, man of the National Gov~ 

Dennis 1 Carey is on a ernor's Association task 

t/l/hen you're 

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•unpermitted dUKharge 1 3\ II 

Ryblcki, Little Miss Ocean boaters honor their town with our annuirboat procession, "Night In Venice." 

Qry; Sharon Jolly, Miss The writer was a house guest of Sunny Harbor resident Torontlna Pierro who 

Artisan, and the irrepress- said the writer was enthralled by the celebration. 

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transition 1 J blame anyone far 

eA „ 

the blockages. * ' 

closed when the count flowed into- the Venetian 

said the reason 

Hart emphasized "taking 1 The main was built some- reaches 200. , ;„ Bayou. Trie* spillage was 

positive steps" to prevent a <strong>time</strong> be<strong>for</strong>e. 1930, said a ( Speaking <strong>for</strong>, county "intermittent and not area with io>many restau- 

recurrence, while Gillian water company spokes- health coordinator Louis J. measured, said Fulton. • rants. t , 

told City Council, "Maybe woman, but the issue is die lamanna, Rura-Rucd said On-July 4, under 200 gal- ;' "Grease blockages aren't 

we gave (the restaurants) 'a maintenance of the mains, yesterday that the llh Jons of effluent escaped on uncommon" said FulWn, 

bum rap...l don't think it's which she said would ,be Street jetty served as "a. I6th Street, although Fulton saying Oat items like rags 

fair to point a finger atstepped 

up. Already work- double-edged sword," 

team to advise <strong>for</strong>ce on employment secu- 

said none ended up in any Qud sticks otis oonuncm^ccn* 

those restaurants." ers are putting in over<strong>time</strong> because it slowed dissipa- 

***• rity. chairman of the 

waters. 

trtbutors to stopped-up 

he 

He said he "could only hours checking and clean- tion of the effhient, but also 

son of E Fenton National Committee on Dis- 

, • Another spill, which pipes. In the state, most 

take their word <strong>for</strong> It* that Ing sewer lines, she said; \" stopped a more southerly 

of Ocean aty, Den- located Workers and been a 

occurred "some<strong>time</strong> prior such occiirrenoes are regu- 

the blockages were caused 

flow of the waste. * 

" on Battersea 

police reported leakage in 

, international 

Upon! 

s competitiveness and struc- ment of Environmental ' 

called it â great 

DBF spokesman Rick Ful- .blockages which build up 

tosrlla.flitf major responsibility 

RnnnaihiiUirfni<strong>for</strong> 

be out in mass to curb row- pops into one of we best —.. -—- ,-•- , . ,-. , 

policing . SCtaM«£«K the boat parade 

due to reductions in Coast 

Guard funding. Dave Win- 

LUNCH 

d ^ m economy; has testified but added, "Without a sewer lines: | 1, 

be<strong>for</strong>e Congress on unem- doubt, it certainly was Carpenter -was hard 

According to Ford and ployment issues and was a beyond our control."- pressed to say how com- 

Carter, the purpose of participant In the 1983 The most damaging mon such 'blockages are 

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most urgent probguard, Carey graduated sewer lines overflowed — On Monday, the 9th 

lems he will confront In hisfrom 

Ocean City High with, according to county Street beach was reopened; 

first months in office.* School in 1967 and nowestimates, 

"hundreds of the 11th Street, Wednesday. 

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NOW 

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panel considering job train- labor to <strong>for</strong>mer Gov. Pierre 

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PAGE 14 — SECTION ONE THE SENTINEL-LEDGER. OCEAN CITY. N,J, 

FRIDAY, JULY ll'i 

Proponents, skeptics of bayfront historic district hash out jJlaii 

SOMERS TOINTS - Residents 

of the proposed bayfront 

historic district filled 

City Hall Council chambers 

recently to learn more 

About what it means to 

become part of an historic 

district. 

Some were enthused that 

it may protect them from 

ever widening scope of 

development along the bay. 

Others were concerned that 

historic district status may 

add another layer of 

bureaucracy to make their 

lives more complicated and 

more coitiy, 

"It will not restrict private 

property owners," said 

Sue Fringle of the state 

Office of New jersey Heritage, 

Fringle explained that 

even demolition is allowed 

in historic districts. Restrictions, 

she said, can only 

1 

OJ 

come from the local level. 

Mayor Charles Parker, 

who has 'adopted the 

refrain welcome to historic 

Sonars Point, assured the 

group that becoming a district 

will increase property 

values and will add prestige 

to the area. 

In answer to questions he 

said yes there may be some 

legislanori designed to keep 

neighbors notified when a 

property owner makes 

<strong>change</strong>s to their home, 

"I would like to tighten 

that up somewhat to protect 

everyone else," he said, 

adding that rules should 

provide "some <strong>time</strong> to 

make you aware of how 

you would affect someone 

else in that aim" • 

But one Hibgee Avenue 

resident said Ws worried 

that r regulation may 

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Careless 

is costly 

The sea gulls have come home to roost. 

For the past few summer seasons, local interests 

here have complained that media reports of polluted 

beaches along "the Jersey shore" were hurting 

business; that the television broadcasters 

should be more specific in their newscasto so that 

would-be vacationers wouldn't stay away from 

Ocean Qty because of an occurrence in Ocean 

County or even further north, •• 

Earlier this week two or three beaches here were 

closed due to an overflow of raw sewage, reportedly 

caused by too much grease in the sewer lines; 

the overflowing sewage running into the storm 

drains and flowing out into the surf. 

The grease supposedly cam« from boardwalk 

eateries. There are regulations against pouring 

grease down the drains. Why the situation was 

allowed to get to the point where thousands of 

gallons of sewage backed up is unknown at Oils 

point. How such carelessness came about can 

. probably be chalked up to human nature: doing 

what's expedient rather than what's right. 

It might be easier to merely pour grease down 

the drain; a businessman might even save.a buck 

or two. But the consequential closing of even one 

center-city beach In mid-season has devastating 

effects on our image and reputation. 

Complaints paid off; 

fireworks were super! 

" m r 

Friday, Julylff, 1988 

be built wider than toe' 

of wi ant- editing itijnctuic with two and I 

iwith an 

'"'of » mll&xk. u twb I 

teaanl! 

' Section 2, Page 2 

1 */ on will still ^•subject toifli 

Ocean Drive is a reasonable ing, it is essential that thd 

and justifiable expense. new bridge be elevaftra 

Upon hearing of this proj- above any such flood 

eetand its price tag, my ml- waters. More Important, in 

tial reaction was very the event that Ocean Drive 

similar to that expressed In is improved in the future, 

your editoriaL light million the bridge at its new elevdollars 

is a great deal of ation will not present a botmoney 

and I also wondered tleneck or weak link in the 

how this particular project Ocean Drive corridor, 

could be so expensive, In addition, although 

m an ef<strong>for</strong>t to obtain Corson's Inlet may not be a 

some answers I contacted marked waterway at this 

the New Jersey Department <strong>time</strong> it is still heavily used - "~\—. •*.*•» 6*. u.n* >m>uiu>icu 

of Transportation, the by recreational boaters. Rat- tag pofxpensive wetlands- improvements serve the 

United States Coast Guard, ^g me bridge to 15 'feetj pennittyig and mitigation region well <strong>for</strong> 'years'to 

will permit easier access tof problems, .Medslon has 

- - -- • 

The goal is to replace the 

bridges'on Route 52 with 

safer and more appropriate 

structures. I will continue to 

push the DOT-so that the 

to.tal rehabilitation of Route 

f dockage and boating in 

Ocean City?* 

be, without question, the 

most difficult project to initiate, 

and to use as an effective 

tool. Literature could 

be provided to boaters 

along with state registration 

<strong>for</strong>ms, but this would not 

guarantee that it would be 

read. • 

Laws should be created to 

make safe boating,courses 

mandatory withofhe pur- 

gained from the higher or twice the width of the chase of any newjor used 

elevation. existing bridge. 

boat. " 1 , 

There<strong>for</strong>e, the perception While $8 million is a great Appropriations have 

that the-higher elevation is deal of money, <strong>for</strong> that been made to increase the 

the.prindpal.reason.<strong>for</strong> the .investment Cape, May budget <strong>for</strong> marine police, 

Wake areas 

include docks, fuel docks, 

bridges and lagoons. All of 

these areas must be protected 

from the wakes created 

by ignorant and 

inconsiderate boaters. Personal 

Injury, fuel spill, fire, 

or some equally unnecessary 

incident is bound to 

Occur if the present lacadaiolcal 

attitude is allowed to 

continue. 

,1 invite others to speak 

out regarding potential 

solutions to this difficult 

problem. 

' ' Peter Patrixzt 

Manager, 

Harbor House Marina 

providing adequate protec* — -nation 

i < 

the Federal Highway 

come. 

Administration and Cape the intracoastal Waterway'' Been mwe to DUIW me new while I share your con- 

May County. _,. They proand the back bay area of- »8e oceanwaid of the cern and surprise over the 

vided some interesting " City. Also, in the,' ^ J ^ ^ »*«: substantial^ price tag>tta- 

in<strong>for</strong>mation which I would 

like to share with you. 

This project does not 

involve the simple replacement 

of the existing bridge 

with a similar structure. 

The existing fixed span, 

low-level, narrow wooden 

bridge will be replaced with 

a higher, modern concrete 

structure with a variety of 

special features to make the 

1 . W) 

barrier Island Uke Ocean City, there are a 'lot more 

leaves and grass cUpptap wan you might flunk • ;i • : - 

All of that organic, matter can be turned into highgrade 

compost. And mere are good markets <strong>for</strong> high 

quality compost. In Tenafly, Bergen County, they sell 

weir compost <strong>for</strong> $10 a cubic yard. We can do the same 

tiling. Well sell our compost to landscape services, 

nurseries, greenhouses, developers, and municipal pub- 

He park departments. 

If the 1MUA composting plant In Swaintqn breaks: 

^dawttwUiKlosad, waJmve another Ûoa-<strong>for</strong> ourjf(Jo4J 

wastes, Theire are swine farmers in Upper Townshirf 

who will be delighted to accept all the food garbage we 

can send them. In fact many rural communities have 

created their own swine farms. Instead of turning their 

food wastes into compost, they turn their food wastes 

into pig. And then sell the ham and pork. American 

ingenuity! 

at the end of 

your rope with 

inadeauate 

service? You can trust 

Broadley's. Their 30member 

service team 

has built a reputation <strong>for</strong>, 

fast, professional help 

' when you ne^ ft. 

Call Broadley's now to have your 

central air conditioner tuned to 

maximum efficiency. 

Broadfey's.... they'll save you 

a lot of money and a lot tit 

aggravation! 

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Fuel Oil.Heating.Plombing.Air 

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Take a look at 

this cutaway 

view of a typical 

bash can, 1/ 

we recycle and 

sell most of the 

paper, most of 

the food and 

yard waste, 

most of, the 

glass, most of 

the aluminum, 

most of the tin 

cans and scrap 

metals, and 

most of the 

plastic, there's 

not a whole tot 

left. So why 

would we even 

think about 

burning our garbage In an incinerator? 

Every now and then, of course, weH have to collect 

those hazardous household products that you store 

under your sink, and m your garage: the insecticides, 

paint thinner, dram openers, weed killers, used batteries, 

wood preservatives, old medicines, oven cleaners, 

brake fluid, and ti» like. . 

Except <strong>for</strong> the auto batteries, nobody's going to give us 

cash <strong>for</strong> those items. Well have to pay to nave diem; 

fiafsly flifinftwl ftf Rllt U7A OlTM /4f*in*fr «tT4««fr |t-j>—- nnlv***' 

Into the landfill. AU landfills eventually leak, and we" 

don't want those poisons to teach into our drinking 

water, , °J 

§e Ufa stop a moment and take stock. Most of (hef, 

items in our trash Btream can be sold to recycling whole- 1 • 

saters who'll pay us good money to get mem. The food) 

and yard wastes can be turned into high-grade compost 

Well collect the hazardous household products, and 

ship them to an approved hazardous waste disposal 

facfllQF. 

What's left? Not much, No much at alL 

The items that remain will have to go to the landfill 

and include; disposable diapers, kitty Utter, plastic egg 

cartons, cottage cheese containers, toothpaste tubes, ' 

yogurt containers, waxed paper, light bulbs, broken ' 

glass, composite containers (Uke orange juice cans), bits ' 

of rubber and leather, broken ceramics, cigarette butts, 

plastic supermarket bags, and plastic food trays (like > 

meatholdere). , , / y , 

Many of these Items are unnecessary, but will continue 

to be part of our waste Btream until We persuade American 

industry to stop making them. , }• 

That's about all that's left over if you recycle totally. 

We*f|LSure you noticed how many sleazy plastic items 

^rcTncIuaed among the non-recydables. the good new*, 

4s mat many of those products — especially the polyvinyl 

chloride supermarket bags — will probably be 

banned from the marketplace within three to four years. ll 

Good riddance! 

What's left over can be landfllltd with few misgivings < 

And since almost all of the non-recyclables are low in' 

weight and volume — little items — our landfill should 

last indefinitely. 

If those arerft enough Masons to chorise total recyldng, 

here are a few more: Recycling saves natural 

resources, If we could recycle hall our paper in die 

United States, we could save a <strong>for</strong>est equal to the com- 

: . , : (please turn to page 8) 

We stack the deck in your favor! 

Local People....Local News,,,,A Clear Understanding 

JEFFWHITAKER • MARYMcGINNIS. TOMBROKAW 

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. caWe^posttion 4 in OCEAN CITY 

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PAGE 4 — SECTION TWO THE SENTINEL-LEDGER. OCEAN CITY, N,J. 

Dock dangling 

EVeri small bayfront homes have large crowds on their 

docks <strong>for</strong> Night In Venice. 

* 

MANDATORY SKIPPERS 

MEETING 

Holy Trinity Church 

30th & Bay 

8 p.m. Friday, July 15 . 

or • " ' 

10 (i m Saturday, July 16 

Skippers may enter Itgooni on the parade route at their 

discretion subject to control by Parade Officials. 

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(lust over the 34th St. Bridge between 

Ocean City & Marmora) 

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IMPORTANT NOTICE 

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"2"and "4" buoys prior to 6 pjn, 

FRIDAY, -JULfc W, lStts 

Channel clews leihni name at 

6:16 pjn.'to 11p.m. ParadostartB promptly at630pjn. 

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Channel doses to (hru traffic at 6:15 

pjn. to 1130 pm. 

If you are coming tarn another «•>, 

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For lurthtr In<strong>for</strong>mation 

esmuii "Note to HM- 

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"Grand Marshal.* 

Note: Hfch tkte Is 10:44 

pjn. 

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Welcome to Ocean 

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Institute 

continues 

sessions 

ST. PETER'S UNITED 

METHODIST CHURCH 

8th and Central Avenue Ocean City. NJ. 

. JULY 17,1988 

9 & 10:30 A.M. Morning Worship 

9 A.M. Church School 

"Now Hiring: Saints" (Inquire Within) 

Rev. Frank A. Y§rk§s, Jr. Preaching 

10:30 A.M. Ssrvlci broadcast WIBG-AM 1820 

Dr. M. Ruiiell Shiven, Putof 

William R. MeClellind, Aiioe. FMlor 

Funk A. Yerkei, Jr. Aiioe. Finer 

John Gregory Bite, Director of Muiic/Orgimiu 

Thomm B, Adami, Jr., Director of Chriidin Bducuion 

SOLOISTS; 

Nancy Fox McNamoe 

fBKf McAtoo, baritone 

OCEAN CITY 

Jacqueline Taylor, 

muie-eepririo 

Kyis 0. Brad<strong>for</strong>d, 

• 1RBV. 6ONALD B. HURLBIRT, Senior Paitor 

HV. DONALD D. PHILLIPS, Visitation Pastor 

RBV. JOHN D. MILAM, Assoc. Pastor, 

Youth k Family Ministries 

DAVID SENSENBY, Choir Director 

PHILIP SENSBNBY, Organist 

SUNDAY JULY 174988 

8 A.M. & 10:45 A.M. 

Pastor Huribert 

'SBNT INTO THE WORLD" 

8:30 A.M. SUNDAY SCHOOL 

OCEAN CITY SUMMER BIBLE CONFERENCE 

DOBSON FILM SERIES 

'TURN YOUR HE ART TOWARD 

HOME" 

1AOH EVENING MONDAY-FRIDAY 

JUL.YT7-22,7P,M. ' 

Van Transportation to and from Sunday School 

dadmlAmdmim 

"if *,/ 

i* r 

GROWINGXJE fe- 

'vi-', ;; i 

fl*V1 

TO BELEFT 

10 THE KIDS* 

J f .* 

j In Turn Your Heart Toward Home, 

Dr. James C. Dobsoh gives a rallying call 

to can; about our families. To protect our 

children. To turn to the values that 

I make homes strong. 

lake the first step. See Turn Your Heart Toward Home.' 

Kim 1 - A Either Look* Back 

FJro2-Power in Parenting! The Young Child 

Film 3-Power in Parenting! The Adolescent 

Film 4-The Runily Under Fire 

Film 5-Overcominga Painful Childhood 

Film 6-The Heritage 

- OCEAN CTTY BAPTIST 

CHRISTIAN 

SCIENCE 

First Church of 

Christ, Scientist 

8th St. & Asbury Ave. 

OceanClty 

Announces new hours 

<strong>for</strong>serviCMi 

Sundays 10:30 a.m. 

Sunday School 10:30 a.m. 

Wednesdays 7iM p.m. 

Testimonial Meeting 

Reading Room Daily 

11:00 a.m.tolp.m. 

ALL WELCOME' 


Local student's 

art will hang in 

the U.S. Capitol 

Dr. Kenneth Klnghom of 

Asbury Theological Saiu. 


55th Street and Asbury Avenue " " 

Rev, Paul W. vandertoo, Pastor 

SUNDAY, JULY 17,1988 ^ 

, „ HOLY COMMUNION 

,-..„ ,, Or, Kenneth H. (Aaahs, Gue$t Speaker 

munity United Methodist 

Church in Philadelphia, Pa. 

Dr. Nichols will also be 

the speaker <strong>for</strong> the 7:30 p.m. 

services to be held each evening 

through Friday, July 

22. 

The Rev. David L Bailey 

of Ranch Hope <strong>for</strong> Boys will 

gninA¥,JULYl5,19M 

The Re<strong>for</strong>med Bible Institutt 

continues its summer 

sessions 9 to 10:30 a.m. at 

WASIWCTON — Tara to Washington to join Con- 

the Central Octan City 

Good, a student at Ocean gressman Hughes in partic- 

Union Chapel, 32nd Strut 

City High School. Is the ipatlng in the opening 

and Centra] Avenue, dur- 

winner of thi^yeai's Second ribbon cutting ceremonies 

ing the weeks July 18-29 

Congressional District Art of the exhibition. 

with thi Rev. WlUiam Hall- 

Competition <strong>for</strong> High "The Arts Caucus Comman 

preaching on "The 

School Students, Congresspetition is a wonderful 

Gospels." 

man Bill Hughes opportunity to recognize 

The sessions Include an 

announced. 

the creative talents of our 

introduction to the Gospels 

Good's winning entry, a young people across the 

With the historlrtl back- 

pencil drawing entitled country. I am proud of Ms. 

ground and thematic con- 

'Some<strong>time</strong>s We For- Good's work and her represiderations; 

examination of 

get.Vill be displayed in a sentation of the district in 

selected parables, and the 

corridor of the U.S. Capitol this yew's exhibition," 

testimony of the Gospels to 

<strong>for</strong> one year as part of the Hughes said. 

photo by Ptm ihaphiiioB 

the resurrection of Christ. 

Arts Caucus exhibition, Good is studying photog- 

All are Invited to attend. 

"An ArnsBe msxmvf. raphy in New York City First-place winners In the annual Holy Redeemer bridge round robin games art, 

The studies are held on the Tara Good receives winner's certifteats from Congrtis- Her artwork was selected this summer and will return from lift, Helene Smyth, Claire Mullln, Flo Kaufold and Marie Haas. Prizes were 

second level. 

man BIN Hughes. 

among entries submitted to high school this fan to awarded to the wlnnere during recent luncheon. ' 

from the congressional dis- begin her senior year. She is 

Johnson in trict at the New Jersey Teen the daughter of Mr, and 

Arts Program Stale Arts MM. Joel Good of 

concert July 24 FJttllriMy" 

Townsends Inlet, a section 

On June 28 Good traveled of Sea hie City. 

Keith Johnson, <strong>for</strong>mer 

assistant pastor of Unwood 

Community Church, wUl 

present a concert at the 

aft 

church 7 p.m. Sunday, July 

The pubUc is Invited; 

nursery provided. 

>s 

Card players aid visiting nurses 

* Holy Redeemer Visiting Kaufold and Marie Hess. in their group. 

Nurse Association Auxil- Bach won a certificate to The competition is open 

iary held its third annual either Tuckahoe Inn or Har- to any card player from 

round-robin bridge tourna- 

Seaville Camp Meeting 

bour Lights restaurant beginner to tournament 

ment and presented each of Participants pay a small competitors, and helps to 

the four first-place winners entrance fee which is support the services of the 

celebrates 125th 

a $25 gift certificate to a donated to the auxiliary. visiting nurses agency. 

local restaurant. 

Throughout the fall and Anyone interested in join- 

First-place winners winter, each partnership ing the fund-raising event 

anniversary 

included Claire Mullin and plays seven games, meeting next year should call 399- 

South Seaville Camp 

Meeting will celebrate Its 

125th anniversary during a 

two week celebration beginning 

Sunday, July 17 with 

guest speakers and special 

events. 

Helene Smyth, and Flo with all other partnership 2699. 

Race tickets 

will benefit 

group home 

STjomunmium 

CHURCH 

mvnis YOU TO WORSHIP 

Sundays, 7:30,9;00 and 11:00 A.M. 

Wtdnesday/7:30P.M, 

**•••••*••*•*•i 

Sunday School at 10:00 A.M. 

"Swlnprs" Fellowship, 

Wednesday, 9:00 P.M. 

•ComtSlmeOieSplrltr 

Central Avenue at TenA Street, Ocean City 

399-0798 

First Presbyterian Church 

"Holding Forth The Word of Life'y - ' 

SEVENTH AND WESLEY AVENUE T * 

. OCEANdTY, N.J. 

Rev. Ralph H. HIbbttt, Interim Pastor 

Rev. William R. Allen, Pastor Emeritus 

J. kennetti Reese, Director Of Music 

.' ; Jean C. Ridflway, Onjanlst • > 

j "i 

Transportation available «Ki AM. SMVIM VJ1 

, , Call39*1833,*'„,• ;'^-r«< . - V 

, ; SUNDAY SCHOQL 9$>A.M. $ /ffi 

JULY 19,1030 A.M. 

,Mfs.FredDienoit 

•-- \.. . WE! 

Mary's Manor Group 

Home <strong>for</strong> mentally handi- 

be the guest speaker <strong>for</strong> the 

evening services the second 

will speak at the first ser- weak, July 2449. 

vices, 11 a.m. and 3 p.m. In addition to the evening 

Sunday, followed by a 7:30 services, a concert will be 

pm, service led by Dr. presented by The Jacob 

Henry H. Nichols of Com- Brothers at 730 p.an. Satur. 

day, July 23, 

Daily Bible studies <strong>for</strong> 

adults, children and youth 

will 


SONG SERVICE 10:15 A.M. JV 

CHURCH SERVICE 10:30 A.M. 

BIBLE STUDY, WED. 7:30 P.M. 

Musical DIractOf . WUtom Murphy 

Jam Smith aelekt 

Nursery Avallabte during Sorvlca 

5 capped adults, Will sponsor 

its second annual night at 

the races, Wednesday, Aug. 

10 featuring a fashion show 

and dinner. * • 

The event will benefit the 

self-supporting group home 

under construction in Pleasantville. 

Donation is $20 

and includes clubhouse 

be held aF 9:30 a.m. admission, program, dinner 

Monday through Friday in the Terrace Room, and a 

each week. The Rev, Daniel fashien show by Jules of 

Hulitt will lead the adult Margate. 

study July 18-22 and the 

y 

Dinner will be served at 

6:45 pjn. followed by racing 

at 7:15. Maifs Manbr 

Caitlln Bell looks on as Melissa Kteva demonstrates a 

. The., Camp- Meeting ia handicap will b£ the Sev- 

J 

located on Dennisville Road enth race. 

in. South Seaville, one quar- For in<strong>for</strong>mation and rester 

mile west of the blinker Open house July 19 

ervations, call Dr. Frank 

light on Mam Street. Every- Senn, 399-3280 or Jim 

one is welcome. 

Maguire, 3984160, 

Tiffi CHURCH OF THE 

REDEEMER EPISCOPAL 

20th & Atlantic Avenue Longport, N. J. 

• 9:00 A.M. Holy Communion 

10*0 A.M. Family Service and Morning Prayer 

HOLY COMMUNION FIRST SUNDAY OF THE MONTH 

c 10AM. 

I*rioat In ChargB 

The Rev. John A. Smart • 

Holy Trinity Church, Rittenhouse Square 

Philadelphia, fum-. 

David J.8omora,Dir. of Music 

lit the Center 

Sunday, 10:30 to 12:00 

(2 nd Fto* • O.C. CMiinunlty Canter) 


Wednesday • 7:30 p.m. 

124 My Drift riWM 398-7922 

Pastor Robert Boslic and Ruth 

MARGATE COMMUNITY CHURCH 

8900 VentnorAvehuQ Margate, NJ. 

'. Terence Ehwyn Johnson, D.D. 

Thu Rev. David A. Fleming, M Oft. 

SUNDAY 

* JULY 17,1988 

' TWO SERVICES 

/ 930 A.M. & 11 A.M. v 

Dr. Terenoo Efwyn Johnson"* 

, preaches - 

', 'SPRING IN 

- M' 

" our Mend* are 

ICsOritt^ VOIOB Of H^flnpt* 

But w» do not •twtvt «r 

auraolvw m others *M ut.t 

vrtwn w» ato 

MowHn-tti^dunpi 

Do yourself a tovor. tMm 

n conscious fiftoit to diMfup 

someone \ who,, lor 

whatever reason, k> not 

jMlng up to, p» 

Depending upon 0* 

reason • <strong>for</strong> ttwlr 

d l ff 

tor...fnNn tddng torn out, ', 

tending flower* or ptrrttps i 

lutt vfening •nd-'-'"— 

Howtver you do i 

find ih# rnafllo of ••« 

tomooie elM has, In. 

cheered you up 

We can be halpbl r. 

arranging <strong>for</strong> a rMgtoUi 

awvlos rar thoae who raw 

no regular church aftVafon. 

WIMBERG 

Funeral Home, \ 

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Funeral 

Service To All Creeds 


PHOne 399-2654 ' ' 

ScnptntMtatdBj 

K«*..w»«n, Nwwi, j ^ p..Q, fc, ^ EBrtW^. vTS^ 

Sunday 

Exodus 

3:1-20 

Monday 

Exodus 

4:1-17 

Tuesday 

Exodus 

4:18-31 

Wednesday 

Exodus 

5:22-6.13 

Thursday 

Exodus 

6:28-7:13 

Friday 

Exodus 

7:14-25 

Tom Wdldman's Travel Center Ready's Coffee Shop & Restaurant 

Professional Travel Consultants 415 Eighth Si. 399-4418 

412-8MI Street, Ocean City 3M-74S0 

Ocean City Home First Fidelity Bank 

Savings & Loan Association NA South Jersey 

1001 Atbury Ave. 3990012 Three Office* In Ocein City 381.1300/ 

Eugene W. Pashley The Flanders Hotel 

Insurance Agency, Inc. Banquetd Party Facilities • ;: 

Shorn Rd. Marmora - 310-3380 7i9E11!hSt. 399-1000; 

Carey's Stam's ShopRite Supermarket 

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Ocean City Royals remaining in the AC league playoHpicture 

TTho Ocean City Royals of 

tilt Atlanjjc County Baseball 

Leag^kept'iheir drive 

tat post-season play alivt 

winning two out of three 

games. 

The two victorici came 

with a doubleheader sweep 

of Mays Landing last Sunday. 

U-4 and 12-0. The 

wins upped the Royals' 

record to 12-11. 

In the first game of the 

DH. OC jumped out to 1-0 

lead when Andy Sailor 

plated Matt Dice with a RBI 

•ingle. 

ML went ahead in the 

second when they scored 

three <strong>time</strong>s with a RBI single, 

and a two-run double. 

Craig Cun-y led the OC 

comeback with a lead-off 

double in the third. Dice 

followed with a RBI-single 

to right. Following a strike 

out, Sailor blasted an opposite-field 

homo run to right 

center. 

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Pete ThomBS followed with 

a base on balls to <strong>for</strong>ce in a 

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With the score 54. OC 

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In the fifth, Giglio douled 

scoring Dice and Sailor. 

Santa Maria then knocked 

in Giglio, 

Bob O'Brien notched his 

third victory against two 

defeats. 

The second game of the 

twin bill was halted after 

TIE FOR TOW 

mfLS. LEAGUE 

Be<strong>for</strong>e a capacity crowd, 

the high school basketball 

league swung back into 

action and the recent 6 

o'clock game went ^nto 

over<strong>time</strong> be<strong>for</strong>e Oakfitsf 

High School, behind Tony 

Bill's 19 points, defeated 

Ocean City High School, 

64-62. 

Ocean City, which featured 

balanced scoring, was 

led by Mark MeGonlgle's 

18 points. 

In the nightcap, Mainland 

High defeated Southern 

with a stting of points at the 

end to open up a dose 

five innings due to-the 

leagues' 12-run rule. 

Ocean City ^ 

assault early again with 

Curry scoring eava RBI- ginglebyUrbanl. 

The Royals tallied four 

runs In the second when 

Kevin Mtehjnson ripped a 

single to right scoring Gary 

Lamb and joe Sheffer. 

Sailor chased the next two 

rtns home with a double. 

^ |{mrthi D,cf 

readied first on an error followed 

by an Urbani double. 

SaUar singled <strong>for</strong> an RBI. 

Chip Ross walked to load 

*e bases. Santa Maria men 

dMred * e âm with a 

Gary Prugh was the bene- 

"Bdary of All run-scoring 

barrage, raising his record 

to3-2. 

Sailor led the Mam witii 

five Whs en the day. While 

Curry, Ditoani, Giglio, and 

Santa Maria each finished 

the day with four hits 

apiece. 

The Ocean City loss was 

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game, 52-40. Tom Adamscm 

and Dan Williams each had 

13 foij the winners while 

Jnaud Byard netted 19 <strong>for</strong> 

the losers. 

Wednesday's single game 

saw guard Scott Bitmer hit 

a long jump shot with no 

<strong>time</strong> on the clock to lift 

Ocean City to a 5*52 win 

over Mainland. Bittnai's 12 

points and Mark MeGonlgle's 

14 were high <strong>for</strong> the 

local team while <strong>for</strong> Mainland, 

both Mike ©"Brian 

and Rob Higbee had 13 

polnti. Two nights in a row 

four different players 

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The resort town had Justin 

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triumph. For Oakcrest, 

Tony leU came up big 

again with 14 markers. 

In the final game of the 

week. Southern defeated 

the Ocean City Recreation 

Department squad. 50-39. 

High man <strong>for</strong> Southern wag 

Corey Pitts with 13 big 

points while Drew Loggl 

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The second week of the 

Ocean City Recreation 

Department-spon sored 

NCAA-sanctioned men's 

collage basketball league 

once again proved that this 

year's crop of players can 

thrill anyone who cares to 

take the <strong>time</strong> and wants to 

see just great basketball at 

thi 6th Street courts. 

Action opened with 

Beaux Artj Homes streaking 

to Its third win in a row 

Carol Shute 

' PreffMlonal Oreomer 

in a hard-fought, 65-58, win 

over Marks News. 

For Beaux Arts, Ken 

Wilburn was high man with 

12 points, whUe Matt German 

of Muhlenburg had 11 

and Vfaee Curran of U of P 

had 10. For Marks which 

had four men in double figures, 

Tony Devlin's 12 

points was tops. 

In the other matchup. 

Knights Pharmacy, behind 

Textile's Mike Doyle 17point 

ef<strong>for</strong>t, defeated Oats, 

52-48. 

High <strong>for</strong> Oats was Steve 

Hardy with 12 tallies. 

Wednesday nighrt action 

saw Boulevard Liquors 

knock Shoemaker Lumber 

from the ranks of .the 

unbeaten, 48-42, For Super 

Liquors, Cameron Williams 

had a high of 16 points 

while James Stubb'a 15 

paced Shoemaker Lumber. 

The other game saw Mallon's 

Sticky Buns heat up 

on the Ocean City Ex<strong>change</strong> 

Club, knocking them elf, 

51-37, For MaUon's, MUto 

Ueverst of Drexel led the 

way with 13 while the 

Ex<strong>change</strong> Club was paced 

by ACCs Carl Rowe, who 

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first win . of the summer 

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$3,700 in prizes in July 30 

Ex<strong>change</strong> Club tournament 

The Ocean City Ixeh^ngt and third prize $200, plus 

Club will tost its second rodi ind reels <strong>for</strong> fourth 

annual inshore and baekbay iplaee. 

fishing tournament July 30 A 4-horsepowir Mariner 

to benefit the club's *pon- " J ble with four anglBB- per 

boat. Entry fee is $100 per 

boat. ' • _ 

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Fishing hours ire 7 a.m. 

outboard engine, " donated ' to 3 p.iTL Weigh-ins will be 

sonhlp of child abuse pre- by Cerky's Marine of Ocean at Leniont's Marina, Ocean 

vention programs. City, will b§ raffled off at City Marina, and The Har- 

Prize money totaling the awards ceremony folbor House Marina. 

83,750 wUi be awarded in lowing the tournament. An For entfy in<strong>for</strong>mation 

bluefish, weakfish and optional captain's meeting contact LemonCs Marina 

flounder categories. will be held from 7 to 9 p,m. 399-1787, Gorky's Marine 

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3rd ft lay Ava, Ocean a»y 

399SO11 

20&SOIOFF 

...ON EVERYTHING YOU NEED RIGHT 

FOR SUMMER. DQN'JlMISS IP ,£„; ( 

, B& B DEPARTMENT STORE, 629 ASBURÂVEftuE/OC^N CITY^ w / ' 

sites* MONDAY THRU SATURDAY 9 A.M. TOÎO P.M., SUND^YQ A/M. TOS ^.M!; 

Jj* r*^ I > S ^ 

DEPARTS FROM AL'SUUUK 

Bitweengih&IOttiSb.ontltiDav 

399-7588 or 390 1065 

Enjoy,,, 


ABOARD THE PRINCESS 

Treat yourself royally & enjoy a 

delicious Box Dinner and a fun 

filled evening <strong>for</strong>... 

Only $29.95 

HURRYIDONT MISS THE BOAT 

ONLY A FEW TICKETS LiFTII 

.' Departs from 42nd Street atthe bay 

... < Sea Isle City 

-' For Reservations & In<strong>for</strong>mation. Call 

263-1633 

/ • 

Your <strong>time</strong> is money!... 

ONE STOP CAR CARE 

926-0847 

MllXW 

CAR 

WASH 

921-0888 

10 Mrnut« Oil 

• LubtPm 

BRUSHLESS •SoftCloth 

HIM MM. Van, Twai i lift W«kd 

E 

• Imailln Ml crfm 

luttWit 

Discount Coupon Books A vallable 

SWashes <strong>for</strong>m 

lHiOMlnutu,m'll 

achmmprasuia 

p OVauummtfr 

aLuUtmomm OKMrHMMf i 

aawMmtmamsennMi na>ec>t/WwmMieki washer 

aoitek/mbrake Hut netmumoMmlal' 

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PAGE a — SECTION THREE 

CLASSiFiiD ADVERTISEMENTS 


Advertiiementi <strong>for</strong> thtse columns should be in the office 

of The Senfint! Ledatr NOT LATER THAN t P.M. MON 

DAY FOR TUtSDAY PUBLICATION AND J p M 

WHDNBSDAY FOR FRIDAY pgiLICATION 

JW-Mil 

One Time, * lines or less ,,., , *$ oa 

(13' per line exceeding 6 lines) 

Ad Running S Consecutive Times. ^ 

with4 lines or less ,....,,,,.,.,,,,,. ...... MO oo 

Ads Requiring Box Number II ,00 additional' 

11I ith Streel, Ocean City, N.J. 01214 

Lost and Pound 

FOUND • Brown kHthtr Gin* Hlir .lyi- 

MM ehanjje puna, 11th & Bay Annul, 

Tadalm,e*li3M-9ii7. 

LOST. BWHla Mental wllli innw, Lai 

Sunday, July 10th, VWnlry of m * 111 

•I Ejlr«m«ly MmOmanuil valua R*. 

wwd-Call 691 5J55 

LOST - Ring, duslsr dlaniwidl iurroyndad 

by aminliM. RFWARD Call 

318-2210. 

Help Wanted 

ACTIVi RBu. ESTATE. orncs tun fun 

Mi opening tar eipatoncsd mcrsiary. 

Reeofl real sstaro upsMna pnlarng. 

Gull nunagv tor «ppoliiimsni, 3SS-8822. 

AHBITIOUa, RELIABLE, LICENSED 

COSMOTOLOQIST - with w wllhoul following. 

Mi nin. Also M M stmmpoo 

P«on. For appolnlnmnl Can 398-5682 

BABYSITTER NEEDED • maty SMurdin, 

0 to 3 pm. br 3 children Call 391 

Otnm OPPORTUNITY - far an ups. 

ilenced tynlii wliti a good lolophons oaf 

•snallty, Ths CMC. Co. Is a now Bullnot. 

In Marmora, NJ. Thif opening can 

MM 10 • van; raspormlHs pmlllon Coll 

us bu tineas ham, JgO-8gSS, 

ESTABLISHED OMAN CITY - (Ml M- 

Uti firm Making tggraurva, moBvaied 

MMr/HMapanon wllh uputanet to 

mirage busy craned gffla. Salary plus 

ganeraut commission •/rangwnanL Ro 

ply to Bo« 149, Ocean City, Nj, 


pan tons B Interview marina rBcrMikmal 

Uharman. Mini be able to Manllly IIJI 

watoc (tin to ipodos lovel. Waakand 

Mrk required. 18 hourly plui mliaaai 

and sxpsniioi. Call BOO-732-1002. 

FLANDERS HOTEL - has opening lor 

Una cook. Contact Mr, Ossler or Choi 

Koams, 399-1000. 

GARDENER AND LANDSCAPES h»lp 

warned, dapandiua. full lima, now thru 

NavamMr. Drivers llconso, mitura 

rnlndad parson. Ken Southard Landicap- 

Ing. 398-2885. 

INSURANCE SALES • RailrM LJeanud 

Agtni jg Mil nursing homo Insurants In 

Ihe Capo May County iraa. Excmiom 

comml»»lon, will train. For Info Writs, 

Paul S, BunkJn, Inc., P. O, Boi m, 

Tumaravllla, NJ 08OI2 or gall 009-228- 

195S, 

REAL 

ISTATi 

SALES 

, JMD. REID Is looking <strong>for</strong> a 

law oood ialeaôpte fcjj 

our Ocean City and Marmora 

offices. We offer a 

very happy environment 

We are known far unique 

company experience In 

Investment, taxation and 

financing In commercial, 

raiWtnfJal and business 

brokering enabling a very 

successful trook record 

and financial benefit to all. 

If you are not satisfied or 

happy with your present 

soles position, and are . 

looking to move ahead 

wlh a uniquely aggressive 

real estate company, we 

would like to apeak to you 

about a position. 

JAMES H.DWYER 

BealEitam 

INVESTMENT t DEVELOPMENT 

lOlh and Wast Ave. 0.6, 

398-1700 

InvHfmint preptrty and rill 

HWfMipMllllll, W l l l l 

commtrclal and rMltftntlii 

raalfgrt. 

LANDSCAPERS 

Now Hiring Again 

Young, ambitious, hud 

Worklno people, MAP High 

Pay. PLUS O.T, PiM 

Penusesl 

N.J. Driver's License 

If possible 

7/10 

Part-<strong>time</strong> <strong>for</strong> Cleaning 

Service. 

Must hav» •ipaVfanc* and 

ttntportatlon 

Call 

„., 399-0440 

TOP PAY 

LABORERS 

Immediate openings, 

companies western biters 

vacation and ..holiday pay. 

',', WESTERN 

, TEMPORARY 

; SERVICES 

,'Appty hi person Tuesday, 

July 10 bsMaen 10 a 4 at 

.C«p»,,. May County 

iEmptoyment' and Training 

CanMr.cCap* May County 

Ab*Bulking #7. flto 

NJTl*' 

Part-Time Medical 

Secretary/Receptionist 

Typing SO WPM 

Excellent Salary, 

Pleasant Working Conditions 

CALL MARGE 398-3325 

Mi 

$$Area Supervisors 

Wanted 

Ocian City Aria 

CHRISTMAS ABOUND TH1 

8/2 

Help Wanted 


Done Office Work 

There is A Job Wafting 


Se bask to work me easy 

wiy... VWthout arty full dm* 

commltmmits and illy qualify 

tor vacation pay, paid holidays. 

Ufa/Heaiin lrwunln». 

Applications Arwaya Accepted 

Osli far More Info • a,m,.g p,m 

MANPOWER 

TEMPORARY SiRVICIS 

The Belter Altematlvt 

ISM Ban Read, Nonhfl.id 

641-7600 EOE w 

WORLD 

a Mining. Mo lifting nMHiuy. 

Call <strong>for</strong> local Interview 

CONTESTANTS WANTED 

For US. Modi! Pagsint 1188 

(is b» h»W en Music Pier July 17th) 

CALL Mfss Georgeann 

60MM-2710" 

For Info. 7.1a 

SSExtra Cash 

Christmas Around The WorM 


Now hiring dimonsirsteri, weekly 

pay, free kit, n§ EQlleeilns sr 

delivery. WarS R9w until December. 

Call fsr le£al Interview 

794-3575 

; is 

NUflSE 

MED/SURG 

RNS & LPNs 

NEEDED 

Êarn up to: 

$27/HR, 

For more Intormatlon tm\\ 

FAVORITE 

NURSES 

.(609)482-1119 

TOP PAY 

CLERKS 

SECRETARIES 

TYPISTS 

WORD PROCESSOR 

DATA ENTRY 

CRT 

Immediate 01 

companies, Western 

vacation and holiday pay. 

WESTERN TEMPORARY 

SIRVICES 

..., In person Tuesday, 

July 19 between 10 md 4 

p.m. it gape May County 

Employment Training 

Center, Caps May County 

Airport, Building #7, Rio 

Grande, N.J. 

653-8668 ,„ 

(lANITORUL • or houMkeopIno position 

avallabto. Full or pan <strong>time</strong>, your round or 

•URimif, Good Btanlno lal^ry plus bodsrttCalUoy«l39S^900 

UQAL MCBETArlV. hut Urn*, 3 Uayi 

•wMk,Priarn3»MM, 

LME-UP COOIC8ANOWICH MAKER - 

Put Bnwfull lime, ywr round work, oood 

•Hrtlng Mluy. Apply O/soory. Retuu- 

(•nt, 900 8non» Row), 8omer» Point. , 

THE SENTINELfLEPOER. OCEAN CIT¥, N.J, 

Help Wanted Wanted Professional Services Professional Service* Garage and Yard Sales 

PART TIME vem ROUND • em* lor 

Flofisi Shop. CiiMi.i 187, 

RML ISTATi BALM. CM)* ommnity 

avail. In OCi largat Mies tor iraWlloui 

Uanus ialMpansn. Triinmj^prB— 

grum, compuarlziM opsrapon, new modirn 

MdllUM, high wnplewi kmgwiiy, 

Innuslic Incomo pountaf. Call larger 

RIAL pTATi SALBSPinsON - warnid. 

Full 1ms, Offies In Gardens Suction 

of Damn Oily. Expsrtsncs pftfinsd bUI 

'noi nseassaiy. Gel! lab Davis tor tp. 

polmmtnl, Fran* Hoal turns. Inc., 

389.5454. 

iHOKT ORDIR COOK . must hng «• 

BBrtena. Quod pay and working oondllions. 

M#y Harbor Houia Ranauninl, 

tm a Bay Avs. Ocean Oily a phone 

389-1147. 

BIDING AND LIGHT OAKPiNTY -.hsTp 

wmlsd lor year round position. Pay wmmsnsunjia 

wim Mperlanes, CBII 399 

6160. 

TIAOHERS NliOID FOR CHRISTIAN 

SCHOOL • Klndorotran, GrarJOS 1 » J, 

and amdei 71 i.Tor usa-i M8 sehool 

ysBf, Cm BQM!7.7B7i, 

TEAOHINQ COUPLE S1EKS . Nom 

smoking, malufs person ID care lor ons 

yaar old In ehlid* home, Oarden's ma 

Bl Ooaan City, B:1S AM 10 J;1i PM, 4 

days a wwfc, S§pi Oiro JMM. Ratar- 

«ne« required. Oall 3ji48i4, 

TRUCK DRIVER. mniM tug «m« win 

arteulatad llesns* <strong>for</strong> eonslructlon eom. 

pany. call M«i4e atk (or Pally. 

TWO OIRL8 NMOBD TO CLEAN 

HOMiB . and enartmons. WM bur 

d«yi ByrinB w»k. Mu.l hays drtrart iliesni«,ealia88-8143, 

WABBHOUSB MAfTORIVin - Apply 

Monday thru Friday, 7ao AM to 4aoFfi; 

Saaihora Supply Co., 112 • 13th Sirooi, 

Ocsan Oily. No Phone Mb. 

YEAR ROUND POSITION avnllnWs 

prsfaraMy full <strong>time</strong> or can bo Milbls w/ 

pan-dms hours. Muil have traniporta- 

Uon and be rfilabla, Rwlderillol efaanlng 

lenrtee. Call Scrub Squad, 02B-301B. 

The Delaware Valley's 

loading Real Estate mm to 

seeking applicants (licensed 

or unlleentedj tor Its Octal 

City market. 

.Aggrawln nwkMlrq 

_S«IM traJnlnj 

_0iuliHUt nxnmlulon. 

Call now tor an Intorvtew 

Ask tor Jim Calhoun 

POX&LAZOINC,, 

REALTORS 

(609)398-5000 

(WANTED; 

• Positions Open For 

Real Estate 


iROBERTLSHARrM 

REALTOR ' 


MEMBER 

rOceanCrty Board of) 

Realtors 

Homeowners 

Marketing, 

Inc. 

•International Referral! 

.ex<strong>change</strong> 


Amey Moratalll, Mgr. j 

399-0784 

EARTHTECH 

"LAND MANAGEMENT 

PROFESSIONALS' 

• Completo Lawn Care 

•Landscape Designs 

• Sprinklers 

•NO JOB TOO SMALL* 

Compare 4 Save 

Call ROBERT BRIUNIQ 

M 390-2127 

CAMPBELL 

SEAFOOD 

3231 AsburyAve. 

Voiout petition! GSM lor 

tynvnar, Stora Cl.rk. rind Wlchon 

HIOFKIXJOI Junlon aM itoJm 

Hiring Sonior Clittnt <strong>for</strong> puttirru 

poflttonj iks. 

Apply I mljMt now thru S^K. 

Call 399-4337 Or 

39&-27Q4 

R6 STORE • looking <strong>for</strong> •narp, 

Mlf-matlvatMl taMhtto la work up b 

fitt mor.-37Vi hn. - B «tay w«k. Pre- Situations Wanted 

mnm axp*fl*nce- Good vnoiMna condition* 

-jwm. potltton. Ubenil dluounl 

A»k<strong>for</strong>Gr(KS>»^42i 

NEED ODD JOBS OONE - palnlnd, carp«nty«nd 

rtandyman work, kiaipanalv* 

and rallatHa Call 399-8518, dally 8 •.(!) 

tWE IN TO TAKE CAHE OF EUJEHLV 

WOMAN • Paralyzed arm ratult of 

ttroka. Uoht houuhssplng dtnlei. 3t 

ary (Ait room and bond. PrlvsM buft 

TVandC*U». PIH» nbly to Santln* 

7 

OovBrnmtni Job., 

•MM and HOKUM In your ore*. Far 

(«02>«W)6«a.«d.1oe«L 

to 7 not, Sun. 11 AM 101 PM only, end 

Mk<strong>for</strong>Hany. 

AHTWUES 

Fumitortf OrUntal Rugs 

CHINA, GLASS 

KANI'S COINS 

Betas,. Samps, Supplios 

1t4SAb 

LOUIS (CART 


s.n row •nil. thtyr. (lion . 

Plui any old dnmaoed ar «fn 

OH PalnflrlBi 

347 0509 * 3447249 

Tutor 

PRIMARY SHADES - Rsadrlg BM 

main. o»n«ed, eipeneneed tsaaw, 

cmi3ii7«i 

AutOS 

lisa CHIVROLET IMP ALA - ; dosr 

hardlop. 1 owner car. Mini condition, col- 

MBon Item. «.a». Call I41.t7is after 

S pjn. or Ml S4S4817 dayHma. 

1«U BLUE (ROC OAMARO • 31,0OS 

mile*, fully loaded Call 398 86?1. 

CADILLAC SEVILLE 1971 • Sllwr with 

md lunar Inlerlof, vlriyl tool, oflginil 

ownur, full power, crulss control, win 

hubcapo. mountod inow Bros, rsbullt 

transmission, new brakes. Vary Good 

Bond. M.00Q. Cal Saturday W-friO, 

OUTSTArJOINQ BENZ 1978 300 D 

MafMu. 1 owner, gant 

Kspt. Complate 

Mrvka raooro, iJ 

VOLVO a • QL.,4 eyl, 4 Mart , 

iNwBiw h nil., lunrBol, syiirgei, AC, fVsr, AMffM mM 

ilna 

cas... loaded. 53.000 

000 

mils, 

U 

Inoallanl 

ll 

eond. 1F.W0,388-1881. 

Mobile Homea 

OAK niDQI _. CamporDund, Mfumora, 

moM» horns Ina, tand. fttlly Mm. w/ra- 

IM,, 2 Mrmt., unanad 

fftm lor •umrnir tun. 

RaajlBrl, »O-I444. 

Trailer-Park Haven 

1*'Wltto 

UMtd it Oalir^Csnds Muri, Rt 

Coll 390-8669 


llHplt. 

ADOPTION • Happllv marrtod Childless 

«uî can provkis Lev*. Education a 

fy hit goby (.WO Mo.) nru 

riopllon. Modlcal fans 

MM, Cnll colloct ovoj. « wlindu S01- 

SIO'IISO, 

ADOPTION • Lmlng couple wlshas to' 

odopl tot to theia our homo. Wa are 

unabw uh«v« blotoglcal chlldran. Can 

helB with legal and medical .xp«rts«i. 

Call colloct avantnii end wwksndi, 

7PA44i.no7.Ks/iniMKtvln. 

Prafesslonil Services 

J a Q CLEANING . Pttvais hamM «nd 

now MnitrueiM, yogr round nuldont. 

prolerred. RMSOnoble rala. CflO Q101,. 

awMii 

• DICKS • HOME REPAIRS • 

• RETAMMO WALLS • > 

LEWSYPHER 

S3 Yrs. 

"/ WtIcome I 

Ml 

• CARPETS* 

OTIM In a life<strong>time</strong> opportunity to 

—rpii your ariim hams 

or a whdosala price. 

I have n MMMr 

rolls In stock from' 

meM Jobi that I 

mutt 11II, 

TWEEDS __M,U yd 

SCULFnjRES.t6.95 yd. 

PLUSHES—, MMfc 

SAM THE CARPET MAN 

484-2742.691-8100 n 

GIANT 

COIN-OP 

LAUNDRY 

OPEN EVERY DAY 

7 A.M. to 10 P.M. 

(including SUH.) 

SAMEDAV 

DRY 

CLEANING 

IN BY i P.M. 

pick up same day 

Askatoutour 

Tailor Work 

on New & Old 

Garments 

CLEAN ALL 

COIN-OP CENTER 

GiDvetandAve.AHBwRd. 

SomenPoln! 

liHiwi 

Ocean City 

COIN-OP 

LAUNDRY& 

DRY CLEANING 

OPEN 24 HOURS 

7 DAYS A WEEK 


aA,M.to7P,M, 


SELF SERVICE 

CAR WASH 

1 H 

JULIANA 

CONSTRUCTION 

REGISTERED BWLDEfl 

LwgB&SmilConrtrurton 


DECKS-ADDITIONS 

General Contracting 

FREE ESTIMATES 

398-5919 

FRANKTEDESCO 

Concrete Contractor 


Serving Ocean Cite and 


CwtUg' OtoMtl • MM 

SU 


L_ 9274012 

SCRUB^SQUAD 

Saturday Changeover k Seasonal Cleaning 

60^628-3018 F7-B 

Professional Landscaping Service 

as seen in Unique Homes Magazine 

*W«*y Lawn Servfco'4 Stop Forlllfelnp, Program 

'Gardens & Flower Bads 

'Stones, Railroad Ties, Top Soil I 

'High Quality at af<strong>for</strong>dable prices' 

SPECIALIZING IN SOD 


FULLY INSURED 

399-LAWN 

RICHARD ADAMS 

HOME IMPROVEMENTS 

Kitchens Baths ep 

„ Doors & Storm" DrywaU& Painting, 

Vinyl and Ceram 

H 

BIO JOHN'S 

LAWNSEHV1CE -, 

Pn,m»k*alLtwnCw 

Edfllng, Trimming, 

Mowing, Hedijes " 

Trimmed . 

U947M PTfll 


QUALITY LANDSCAPING 

and LAWN MAINTENANCE 

CALL F3H FREE 

ESTIMATE 

399-0702 « 

JOHNSON'S 

Marine Electronics 

S*IH ' Scrvlct Inltalliilgn 

FC.C iiicmi LICMU 

PHONE 3981121 


CERAMIC TILE 

SINCI »» 

Nsw Imf Jlijllon ana Repair 

PHONE 3910810 ,., 


Put Reliable 

Servlco 

CHI 

399-1921 

ANOEBSOH-OJEBKIS 

TAQ SALE 

Liquidation of hOMM twiIMn ana 

Htaltl, Full spprslul HrvlH 

CALL 927-0975 FTF 

BARRY IIE3SNER 

CARPENTER 

PMW kml to • lull houii 

W*lylpbw«P(iU. 

•ubuMn knM, MwMh 

Call 215-289-1130 

Jim's Look Service 

398-3663 P7.IB 

QUALITY 

ILICTRICAL 

Call Sparky 347-8866,, 

TNT 

PAINTING 

Interior-Exterior 

Call 823-3177 

CUSTOM PAINTING 

• IrrtarlBri Exterior 

SB Years Experience 

FREp ESTIMATES 

MHnJMMk 

SOISgntag You 

BROOKSTV OO 

TV » Radio Rdi R 

704AiburyAv». 

3994699 

RELIABLE RESIDENTIAL CLEANING 

SERVICE • act your motw/t worth 

•long wtth tit qudny you wnnL Sol* 

SquM) -80

PAGE 10 - SECTION THREE 

Real EMptB Sale Real Estate Sale Real Estato Silo 

UNDER AGREEMENT!! 

ROSE COURT 

Unique adult living lor 55 years and older. One 

bedroom condo, w/w carpet, fully equip. Kitchen, 

washer, dryer, A/C, gas hot water heat, rear deck, 

private front veranda, landscaped, one block to bay, 10 

year warranty. 

Now Renting For Year Round Residency 

•62,800 to •72,900 

HILLEGASS 

REAL ESTATE AGENCY, INC. 


OCEAN CITY. NEW JERSEY 01226 

(609)3994011 

OPEN HOUSE OPiN HOUSE 

Friday & Saturday Saturday & Sunday 

11 to 4 p.m. 10 •.m. to 2 p.m. 

8235 Cuntm! Ave. » Arkansas Aw. 

A rare buy! 

Modem beachfront single 

family at condo prices! 3 

badraoffls, 2 bains, fireplace, 

gat hoal, super!, 

lun decks. Offered furnished 

and equipped. See 

It now) Call 399-8822 

1407,100. 

**** 

^ V 

duplex with 2 bedrooms, 1 

bath on each floor I Amenities 

Include tayvjmr and breezetl 

A8KINQ $137,000. Dial 399- 

8822<strong>for</strong>nllthedetall«l 

Two bedroom Fllnderi 

Reel condo with vaulted 

fl and skyllghtB adding 

to the modem appeal. 

Offered furnished, ttmdtck. 

Dial 399-6822 <strong>for</strong> afl 

the detalle. Asking 

•91,000, 

Bayfrent beauty with boat «Hp. 

Spadous 2 bdrm, 2 bath unit 

with speotacular bay view. 

Central air, decks and carport, 

immedlato oooupanoy. 

FteoXiced (o $185,000 <strong>for</strong> fast 

sale. Call 399^822 todayl 

Northend beach block condoel 

Choose from 3 largo 1 

bedroom units with central " 

air, pas heal sun dscks 

and morel Close to beach 

and boardwalk. Starting at 

$94,600. Call 399-8322. 

HmiWUOOONFFIONT 

— Rilfy furnished split 

levslwiih4badroonM,2Vii 

baths, living room, dining 

room, Wtehen, dm mm- 

PIMB. utility room, ico. 

nemlesl gas heat, 

screened porch I sundeck 

overlooking lagoon. Quiet 

mMeniU neighborhood, 

•489,800. furnished, call 

39t4041. 

••**# ' 

Two stay, maintenance 

tan bay area single home, 

lit level has 4 bedrooms, 

1 tile btthi, jiving room, 

dining room, kitchen and 

family room. 2nd level 

Wtikiti 

pm suite and bah 

with jabuzil. Screened 

poreh 4 open deck on §eeond 

Boor with groat bay 

views. 2 ear flarage, gaa 

heat a many extras. 

$194,600. Call 399-0041. 

**** 

4 bedroom, 8 bah condo 

will breathtakino tunMtt 

over tha Bay and a panoramlo 

view of Ocean City 

from the deck off (he master 

bedroom. Central air, 

lacuul In muter bath, W 

boattllp, custom vertical 

and mini blinds, appHancoa 

$268,900. Call 399-1BS6. 

New lining! Gardens 

duplex date to excellent 

beaches. Ideal tor large 

famlty, S bedrooms, 1 a 

2V4 batha, with a first Itoor 

§ bedroom Income apartment. 

Gall today <strong>for</strong> 

appointment. Only 

5325,000. Hager Real 

Estats, Inc. 399-1858. 

Con* tee Indude^h 

S)»tftM,or«TB«JnSom end 

: <strong>for</strong>, "maintenance 

mw- year round or eumm*f 

Mngl Call 39S-882Z 

Lhtadii $?i,600. 

31RVINQ OCEAN CITY and UPPER TOWNSHiP 

SAVING SELLERS THOUSANDS IN LISTING 

COMMISSIONS!! 

SALES and RENTALS 

FOR EXAMPLE: 

If you DM at: 

traditional commission 

would be 111,000, 

$170,000. Your 


atraditional commission 

would, be $9,000. 

THE SENT1NEL-LBDGER. OCEAN CITY, N,J, FRIDAY, JULY 15.1988 C 

Real Estate Salt Real Estate Sale Real Estate Sale Real Estato Salt Real Estate Salt 

Harm-sal's FEE W 

YOU UST AT: 

* *2SO,000 Our fM would 

be ftm SAVi 17.710, 

with ui 

* $170,000. Our lee 

would be $3,450 SAVE 

$8,750. with us, 

* 1110,000. Our fee 

would ba $3,450. SAVE 

IMM. with us. 

Sivinfig lr# eempartd to a 6% commission and 

are not meed by law, iaeh offlcs Is indMendtl 

owned and operated, 

301-3rdSt. 

Ocean City 

Free Weekly Lfstaof 

Properties <strong>for</strong> Sale By Owner 

399-8300 

OPEN HOUSE OPEN HOUSE 

Saturday & Sunday Saturday & Sur 

10 a.m. to 2 p.m. 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. 

514S-47 Asbpry Ava, 2§§4 Asbury Am 

Now condominiums steps 

to beach Three bedrooms. 

Mrs baths, fireplaces, electric 

heal, central air in each 

floor. Ga/petfng, sundecks, 

parMng. lit floor $165,000 

2nd floor $171,000, Call 

399-0041 

Near southend beach. WBH 

maintained duplex with 

BereheB, throe bedrooms 

two tile baths, electric 

baseboard heat on each 

floor, fully furnished with all 

•PpBanws. $831,100, Call 

§§94041. 

**** 

3-bedroom, »* both 

«n* in excellent eondl- , 

ton. Centra! air, finpltet, 

pBineei.Aiic 

lno_ $124,900. CaB aw. 

#*•* 

Beauflfui & bidroom, i 

bath single famHy, 

•nelosed poreh, family 

room, window treatments 

and central air. laytandlng§ 

tili.MO, Call 3M- 

NORTHFIiLD 

Need mart room? Doni 

miss this spacious 5 bedroom, 

! ttory Colonial. 

Formal living room, large 

country kitchen, family 

room w/flroplaco. Make 

Offer. 399-1856, 

**** 

Ntw quality 

eondoi 8 blocks, of gnat 

beach * boardwaiki 

August occupancy, ixtt. 

jrtor «8ar lidng, carport 

Ota heat, central air, 9 

Ndroomi, 8 bant, lit 

fkw, liiO.000 2nd floor 

J1B5.00O. Call 399-1856. 

••••*. / .-; 

r 

New Side-by-Slde mm., 

house* near southend 

beach. Three bedrooms 

and den. 2V4 baths, fireplaces, 

sundecfcs, olectrio 

heat and central air In each 

unit, carpeting, storage 

and parking. $219,900 

each unit. Call 390-0041. 

**** 

Maintenance free home In 

the Gardens, Open Bonn, 

living room, flreplacepttln- 

Ing room, modern kitchen, 

powder room, heater room 

on first floor, Second Roof 

has throe bedrooms, is 

bath, Attlo, oil hot air host, 

central air, hardwood 

doom, carpeting, all appliances, 

attached garage, 

$239,900. Call 399-0041. 

Unique beachfront 2 beo% 

room condo. Located on a 

prime Bouthond beach. 

This unit offers a great: 

rental history as well as all 

appliances and furniture. 

Af<strong>for</strong>dable at $206,000. 

See it today 1399-8822, 

3 beoreom, 2 bath single 

home, furnished;yLo£ ,oM 

«»e»andt«ig,^g 

. " *W»*i^gi, sun- 

-poWr, Mafle a(^;t»njge 

shed, sprinkler system. : 

fenwd yard... »ire,ioo. 

Ca» 399-1856. . 

• •• . ' • * * * * • . ' ^ s 

Magnifitent 3 bedroom 2 

ban 1st floor condo overlooking 

beach and state 

park with spectacular 

ocean views! Amenities 

Include air conditioning, 

•Tânew and furniture In 

, ,*a $mm tato ptlet: 

m&Mmtmi '"•••?•. 

REAL 

ESTATE 

New 3 bedroom 

rancher on your lot from 

$33,000. 


SUf«lseAfF0R0ABl£HOUES-- 

609-465-3475 

fTF 

Pamper Yourself 

Looking For Real Estito? 

Call Franklin Williams 

Realtors at any of our 

three locations. ''For Good 

OU Fashioned Service 

You'll Profit" - 

1330 Bay Aw,*3M4fti 

22n] «ir. pa 

he* 2 cwpnga. $189,900. 

NEW LISTING 

Beachblock triplex, 4 bedrooms, 1W. baths each floor, gas 

heat, fully furnished, off stow* parting, birgclo* Property In 

exeeUent condition 050,000. 

MULTI-FAMILY 

Beachbloek, 5 units furnished, oil heat, anDnl rental history, 

potential <strong>for</strong> even more. $250,000. 

COMMERCIAL USTING 

Centrally located commercial comer. Lot over 10,000 sq, ft. 

15,000 aq. ft. bldg. Perfect location <strong>for</strong> development possibility 

' \ 

OCEAN COLONY CONDOMINIUM 

Urge 1. 2 and 3 bedroom urdts Muting u low u $125,000, 

Sons with ocean views, furnished, pool, parking, many 

extras. Ocean City's bat buy In condominiums. Call and 

compare <strong>for</strong> yourself. 

CONDO 

One bedroom, 1 tain, fully furnished- Btoiflent rental Wsto. 

ry. Great starter Investment. $45^)00. 

CONDO 

BadiWock, 2 bedroom, rum., lUr, parking, positive ash 

m m T1UFLK 

^ 

Beachblock, first Door 3 bedrooms, second floor 4 bedrooms, 

pluTeni bedroom rear apt All units heated and furnished. 

i m ^ NBvutrnNC 

Exceptional value, 2 bedroom, 2 bath, centrally located con. 

domlnlum, 3 parking spaces, pat storage space, central air 

and heat, condo fee only $95 monthly. $127^00. 


OWNER/BROKER 

1800-223-3951 fll k. 

1-800 445-7636 •' . •" Stf 

JUST TWELVE OF 

609-398-3000 

1-800-451-4530 

We need your rental 

listings; Call Nowl (609) 

398-3000 or 1(800) 

451-4530. 

that's right, tht 280 sales aoeri^ 

In our thirjean offices have nearly 1 a thousand 

properties listed <strong>for</strong> sale: all along tht jersey shore. 

If you don't sea whit you want, just cam.,we have hundreds more! 

Modern Townhouse 

Ocean City, 3 bedrooms. 

2 baths, courtyard. 

All new carpet 

and appliances./ must / 

see propertyl Ask <strong>for</strong>' 

Tom. Priced at 

$110,000 Call ,,(609) 

398-3op»tfr 1-(B00) 

45W6S0 

It doesn't get better 

than this) 3 bedroom. 2 

bath bayfront property 

has everything, Jacuzzi, 

ateamroom, fireplace 

and a boatslip. 

Listed at $249,000. Call 

Tom Cross at (609) 

308-3000 or1 -(800) 

45f-4530. 

Beautiful new Victorian 

• atyb condominium in 

convenient location 

Includw fireplao»!aid 

caihedrsl calling. All ^ 

ING. ^ appliances, 

plus convenient 

patlting under buRdtng. 

PARADE OF HOMES 

Excellent Boardwalk 

investment property. 

Building completely 

refurbished in 1987. 

Unlimited opportunity! 

$1,200,000. Call Tom 

at (609) 393-3000 or 

1(800)451-4530. 

Com<strong>for</strong>table home on 

quiet Ocean City 

Stroet. Easily converted 

to Duplex. Perfect 

<strong>for</strong> first home or 

* Investor. $125;OO0. Ask 

<strong>for</strong> Tom. Call 1-(800) 

451J4530 or (609) 

398-3000. 

Perfect Investoni propertyl 

Duplex! Separate 

uSItHes, both units are 

currenBy rented. Best, 

new fistlngl Act NoWl 

$139,000 Call Tom at 

(609) 398-3000 or 

1-(800) 451-4530, 

/ilanisttyaK-roaayii. 

3301 ASBURY 

AVE. 

OCEAN CITY, NJ 

We neod your sales 

listirlg. Can Nowl (609) 

398-3000 or 1-(800) 

451-4530. 

Calling all investors — 

This won't lastl A 3 unit, 

fully-leased commoicial 

property on 2 lots in an 

A-1 location unlimited' 

potential — asking 

$376,000. CaB Carol 

today at (609) 398- 

3000 or 1 (800) 451- 

4630. 

Just listed In Wneland 

Industrial area, fully 

equipped diner, An 

entrepeneunal delightl 

Loads- of room <strong>for</strong> 

expansion - ample 

parking. Priced right at 

$150,000. Call Tom at 

1(800) 451-4530 or 

(609)398-3000. 

Beautiful, .charming 

Colonial on quiet atnNL 

Huge yard. FaHn-love 

landscaping. Lovely 

Florida rbom,,&»pbc# 

hi family room,.ofSce.i 

modm eat-in ktenen 

h 

room a«J windows to 

ya^tou^roomand 

c 

1 FRIDAY, JULY 15,1988 

Ftntanlc BMdiftont, and the 

prta h HgMl Thb two unk prop- 

«ty M* etr ot tiaitaga. one! 

btdraon «*, and ana yay laigs 

HIM badrodflv, ? tfflh unt nth 

dan andHoridi room. Both haw 

r and are tuDy lumlshBd. 

Br.mJ MW vienriin ilr.i fisor 

cooao M«tM on Ctntnl Avenue 

1(1 tfi. hMrt M ma Oola Milt. 

Thli 1 Marswn. 2 tutti unit nn 

froot and back porchei, a sltw 

ef lti« oc«n, nntral air, ana • 

•PMIII Mtlgn. All let ilf 4,KB. 

'^fi-JA'ffe- 

>YV, 

THE SENTINEL-LEDGER. OCEAN CITVi N.J., PAGE 11 - SECTION THREE 

,Roal Estate Sale Real Ettate Sale Real Estate Sale Real Etiit« Salt 

W«^rHRBc-sWta.totBi ~ ^ H T"?*. •-.., ..-' . ' -: • •• i - • •;>: v ; ^ •• v- •• : ,-t 

ita«L2t iSê^Lff" m *$ Wma - mam on* mHem, Nw'' MUinfAHlY BEACHBLOCK - gnwi 

New cot)&tructlon ne&riOD com- 

PJetion on Aibury Av« (n 

OMIrable !3rd 5lr«l ares. Eacli 

unM hai 3 b«]roonni, 2 baihl, 

lirvplacv. and central air. You 

cam find a belter Inveitmenl 

<strong>for</strong> I1B.9O0 (or tne (Irii door anil 

Vl^.VDO lecond door, HurrV on 

lnnt,,.you probably won't it) 

th«e prlqnadalnon Aibury I 

Q« OM Mena floor condo 

«rth benutlhjl viowt ol aaan, 

FMimt Muds 4%Mmenit, 1. 

Mhi, tpeMu rooms, mtmm 

Mflngt. AJtor youvs coraktenjd 

UN othsm en Wsstey lor ov« 

•SOOflOO check thk M br |ust 

tmooo. 

JUW LISTED: Milntffiinct/janlisrlil Strvleei BuilhMi. Brest' 

OpPwnmm^wHii umimiM Bfowtn psttnilal. can Man Agent* iw 

AUCTION 1 

Subjtctlo ConfirmvioH PoatuiiM SiAJtclio Uas* 

PhyuB«nOideu Portfolio Uqotdmion 

9 Seashore Condominiums 

North Tower of prestigious "500 BAY" 

A Luxurious Bayfront Condominium 

5thSL&BayAve. 

Ocean City, New Jersey 

8 Mi. S. of Atlantic City 

Residences 208,209.308,'406;507, 

508.509,607, & 608 

Offered Individually 

Air Conditioned. 2 Bedrooms, 2 Baths.'', 

, Terrace. Bay-to-Ocean Views. * , ,- J. 

10% DEPOSITS AT AUCTION OlO.OOoVirtath ii-'4" 

^ O O " — 

For Financing In<strong>for</strong>m^taon 

GlewiWaUach, AltaFwaifciiu, 

Cherry Hill. NJ (609) 428-2133 

Preview Days: Mon., 7/18, PH., 7/22, 

Sat, 7/23 from 12 to 3 P.M. 

& Sole Day: 11:30 to 1:30 PM. 

AUCTION Held On Premises: 

SUNDAY, July 24 at 2 PJW. 

Request Brochure 

; SLESTATEAI 

TATE l 

ORQAHBATWH 

TbeTrainvinBUildirrgl5t9SpnKcStrertl9f02 %; 

PHILADaPHIA,PENNSYUVANIA(2IS)S454SO0 'A 

35NORTH4thgTMgT,CMNDINlNJ0etti ' * 

NJiflo«s4iooM.N¥CITY!ii«fri.ioii.ociMaiiMaMs ,j* 

seat 

A warm, vibrant adult commnnity. Enjoy, a brisk morning 

dip m the temtvmU poO: ^ m ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ 

Mends, In die evening, host a party in your private clubhouse. 

This is the rewarding life active adults are enjoying right now at 

the Villap at Linwood. As South Jmeyfi first ictiVe adult 

cdnTrnunity, The Wlap offers an elegant, yet attodable style of 

MMnawann,relaxedsetrJnft : {w ,^ v T: . 

• Single level 2-bedroom condominiurns 

• Fireplaces, private decks and patios ;J ,^ 

• Clubhouse and resort.style pool ; ' 3 ' 

• Two tennis courts 

• Magnificent landscaping 

• On-site maintenance seivlcej 

••'». Close-wfiarea golf bourses t 

•L Located in the heart of 

; i Linwood. Within , 

,. •„, walking distance 

Wofgaeshops/ : 

fefe ; 

IsjiMirittaiiwntt, 

' : S!:flnaricifll:'-::;' 

t dependability 

oesn't a all come down tb |uat thai In tha tin* 

Dinsurance buxnssi? You wan) your tnla wonV done 

promptly., .accurately;, .thoroughly. YM« It the halmani 

ol our Vlneland oTli«, backed by 40 ysan ol tntegiAy and 

(inanciil stability 

For your title wot*, oontect:' Kathy M*nXw*rd, Manigar 

INSURANCE COMPANY 

Haniomc ' ' . 

MIMMllMtMnn 

T» Wai •« *JI tmm, «l aHnw I-KD-TA-TITU 

Over SO efiiees in lha mMAUaniie ••••, 

Immaculate, completely remodeled 2-story in Gardens area 

of Ocean City. Washer/dryer, refrigerator, dthwather, garbage 

disposal; window treatments; automatiooa«we opener, 

fireplace In Dvlrn] room, hardwood floom&wall-hMmll carpeting; 

new kitchen, new hiaflng system, tiled enBance. 

i1S4.9W.Q0,' 

4Z1 BafiBrSBa Rd. Z00-34th SI. Ill Atlantic Aye. 

3990041 399B8Z2 399 1BW 

^^^^^^^^ffM^Î&Mm City> the ; Villfige: at 

. _ n^^ÔTHwiitlioit 6f special custom touches, like cozy 

fireplaces and imported German cabinetry. And with a limited 

number of homes, you'll enjoy an atmosphere of privacy and 

security, as well as a satisfying sense of community. Discover 

how rewarding life can be at this outstanding community of 

fine homes. , . V 

The Village at Linwood is ready now. Move in this 

summer! Priced from just $89,900, it's no wonder over 1/3 

have already been sold! Visit our sales office today or call 

(609) 927-9077. Farnished models open daily 9 to 6. 

Sundays 10 to 6. 

BMOhrront Condo ; ^v,;.,. 

Vet» popular, almost new 4 bedroom, 2 bam concto. Snmijif^ 

daoonwd, fiutaftily fumUiad hrmtte baathfimt lotting 

wlm a panoramlooooan view. An exoellent buy at $489,000. j' 

mMfimtuRD. ; '* 

(Mi 

3B0-1311 

WIN 

v -'*^ttilitiniiiL# 

Now 3 bedroom. 2 bath condo, gas heat coritral 

air, wall to wall carpets, lu|ia)3pllance package^; 

IncMltM) washer idrvervdpjlevelc^nwttri^ 

tediyl 

ACADEMY. 

REAL ESWE 

398-3888 

909 WEST AVEHUE OCEWdTY.MJ 


New Lifting! Garden* 

Ixee, home. Boasts 2 

LR'e, dr. fr., 4 br, 3 baths, 

den, breakfast nook. Tee 

much to mention. 

$289,900. 

Guest House + Apts 

Room <strong>for</strong> parking e+ cars. 

Excellent income. Partial 

fumfeliad Turn-key heated 

(or year round operation. 


Invetunl Large Fsrrflesll 

A»nlian.6Ba2baif)on 

dupl«x-*oned loi.,H«# 

b d d ^ o j o o 

Triplex. Central locale let, 

2nd floors each have 4 Ba 

1 bath alp.; 3rd fl. unit has 

i iR, 1 blh. Sip. eleeMe, 

I oar garage, •110.900, 

Lovely 1 bedroom, 1 bath 

luxury condo. A stop away 

from tho ocean. Close to 

everything. Asking 

$133,000. MuttMel 

BeaulyoraCondol 

Just $115,000 buy» you 

*i»1Mltoor,3b«h>oiT|,2

m 

PAGE 12 _ SECTION THREE 

THE SENTINEL.LEDGER, OCEAN CITY. N J, 

Real Estate Sale Real Estate Saie Real Estate Sale Real Estate Sala Roal Estato SlM Real Estate Sato 

rUit Your 

Property With 

Tin iiptrti At FRENCH 

CHARMING HOME 

Across from in lay. Mainlenance 

free, fully insulal 

ed, vinyl siding, thermal 

windows, hardwood floors 

You muat see Alt great 

offering Asking f 107,500 

BOATMAN'S PARADISi 

3 bedroom, 2VSi bath corner 

unil condo ovarloeking 

pool. Former tample unit 

with 135,000-furniture 

package, also 30 ft. 

bSBtsllp. Catch those 

beautiful sunsets. 

QREATVALUII 

Gardens tingle on f. 

Atlantic ilvd Needs TLG, 

great buy at 1185,000 <strong>for</strong> 

this ouBlanang location. 

PHI* 

liAUTlFUL IIAOHSLOCK 

DUPLEX 

Super boachblock oceanview 

duple*, 2nd house from boach 

and the boardwalk, 3 bedrooms, 

2 baths each unit 

Fully furnished, off-street 

parking. Great income, ottered 

^ -,. . at$388,000. 

ll's ii "SHORE" be! when you buy through 

|^ REAL A 

FRENCH 

IP'ESTATI^ 

French Real Estate 

ONE ATLANTIC AV 

OGfANCITY^N.J. 

399-5454 

UOBKRT L. SHARP, Realtor 

270(1 Ashnrv Aviv fTf ."i()l Wi-sl Avi 

sea? WIST 

Well maintained 


duplex ln^ prime 

Seuth#nd location. 

Oversized lot, 4S'x90'. 

Goodftnfallneomell 

Cutest little cottaoe on the 

Island. Turnkey condition. 

Completely renovatod. 

Pattelt, country took. Convonlonl 

to beach and recreation. 

UPPiR TOWNSHIP - m twaroom mitag! 

In TuMM* INtfM Mr wmmer «- 

Wai or Mfnaana hsndv jyo rHkna la 

$59,900. Cat Hagsr Ad irais. Ha* 

nr,3M-nM, .- 

FOR SALE BY OWNER . 1 Mfson, 

HISS w»i boa Mp. M Ida OSf, Cal 

MS-iM? 

FOUR • I Mm. do. Individual g«> 

hoi wsar hM, new Ml, nunrn^M 

wtnaow. Mi.eoo wcom) floor, Ko.Ooo 

fWi tlow, gnu IgMn. Cal Nslp4J 

SMRMin,N»«oa 

OCIAN OTfY • By own* In Own Oolfr 

ny, id. Ma, 1 • Mrm. Ig. pallo. 2 puking 

ipra. pan (urn., *135.000 CM ii(? 

7M.7M0. W 

OCEAN OITY • mura-Milry, gnat In 

asms producer, portsci locallon. touchbksek. 

4 Bpa. md ens arUann. urge 

bukysAj and sumjock. t»sooo 

HsiNMaii, Raton, agmoa. 

LUXURIES 

ABOUND .1500 BAY 

CONDOMINIUM 

Third floor corner 

wrap-around unit with 

*Gmgsma Views" from 

the Urge êek, PRIC1 

SLASHED $20,000.00. 

New price USH»,90aOO 

"Penthouse efficiency" 

offers luxury living at 

af<strong>for</strong>dable pries. Pull 

appliance package + Spee. 

tocular views. Must fce 

Men to appreciate 

171,500.00. 

Furniihed second floor 

inside unit with 2 bedroom 

2 bathe. Very spa. 

clous and large deck, 

Dealrcable southern exposure 

$139,900.00. 

All units at 500 BAY have 

PCX3L, puUng t steuriry. 

600 BAY CONDOMINIUM 

SUiST&liyAm. i-i 

Mi.7171 "" 

OPEN HOUSE 

Sunday 1-4 p.m. 

* July 17m 

3320 CENTRAL AVE. 

Supuib Townhouse 

RENT or BUY 

399-2500 

OCEAN FRONT LUXURY 

M4W5C£HTfUL AVE. 

Wart 

399-2500 

30!h St. BEACH 

3M0A«bury Condo 

#*•< 

399-2500 

J.MUSSO.INC 

REALTORS 

380-2800 

3329 West Ave. 

Classified 

ads 

bring 

quick 

remits! 

IT HAS TO BE SHARP FOR THE BEST HE< 


USE OUB CONVENIENT BfcADY LINE! 

1-800-345-7865 or 1800-345.7863 


are the words to 

descrlbo this 4 bedroom, 



55x100 ft, lot and facing 


of 56th 8, Asbury 

Avenue. 

OaL#V«.w»- O (JW 

Superior New construe I 

tlon by WAY Builders. 

Central air, clow to ex- , 

cfllltnt beach, your , 

choice of lit or 2nd floor • 

condominium. Gas hot ' 

air heat I 

OPEN HOUSE 

SATURDAY JULY 16th 

10 to 4 P.M. 


A CREAM PUFF AT $138,800 

An 1880 original, 3 bedroom country 

Victorian, lovingly restored with all ths 

chirm of Nantuekrt 

:., REALTORS' 

398-5000 

mONlliAN 

REAliyi. 

JUST LISTED 

Spacious second floor condo at 44th & Atbury. 4 

btdreems, i bmhs, front and rear decko, eatht. 

dral eellinB, A/O and only t streiti to the teach. 

See It now. All this <strong>for</strong> $219,000. 

mm l«»l 

389*1311 

FOXAr JuBZO 

^ ^ ^ - I N H , REALTOR S' 

Now You Can Buy Be<strong>for</strong>e You Sell! 

389-0988 


Mi , H . ^ 

CALL YOUR LOCAL POX & LAZO OFFICE FOR DETAILS. 

TM nnft conspi In Oottn Oiy. 

yam am Hauinto* w*- Oonv* 

nltnt IdMUn. Eqvlppsd m«h ««yitwifl, 

d«otw*d lovely wtm •» tti* 

•m«nlll«. P«nlhou»» lloor with 

oewn vltw Iram yow DKK. W* tmw 

3 unto mnMUa. unit' *i0o.00a 

\k bbek lo Mich. OM> raiml 

W«»ytFMiM»atlunnto«ltotiu 

••p»r«l» amranc*. 

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w ttw»mam imm MWXIM) «kti 

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lavMy aMom d«om«d townMM* 

oo flij »i«h DOMI*. PiM* tMT 

HKk Mm 3M fcor MMtMir Mh 

«m tunkMi wo. W«ch 1M hrMh 

UHhg nnMbi tram you 1 1« floor 

2 1 MtMtUyM 

On* «4 Xdl OM Sun On/ 

Ctwm, bMcMAxK UKrion, QM 

hM «MMT tmv nun* wrap- 

«mMid panh, ttaptaw/ptonw of 

Mch. Pnc» 

m 

Real Ettatt Salo 

FRTOAY, JULY 15,1»88 

RMl Ettat* Sal* 

FOR LEASE 

Beautiful Brand New 

3,600 Sq. Ft. Office Building 

11th & Haven Avenue 

Tremendous location, abundance of parking. 

Great professional building <strong>for</strong> one user although 

can be split upi Into 3 office suites. Only building 

In the area with 3.600 square feet of contiguous 

space <strong>for</strong> one user. Exceptional architectural 

integrity. Offered by one of Cape May County's 

finest builders. To be delivered In turn-key condition. 

lOttAWMt 

OcMnCtty 

SM-1700 

lAMIt M, DWVER, RIAL UTATP 

INVetfMINT •BEViLOMMNT 

IDRiMnRHii. 

mm 

1904111 

A VERY 3PECIAL HOUSE IN GARDENS 

In leer, i bedrooms, 2 bite, Htehm, taundry room A 

^pflGtoui Ivii^ feom vtifih @MHQ W&L Window w@is A vicing 

dben to una/M patio with view ol ttdudtd gonfen, BUTrowdsd 

by hoBy BIN. A dreular »tahway bring* you to m» 

to tulte on 2nd floofwWi1B(24n.bdrmS private bath with 

tub & Mpanii ihmnr. Lg. walk In S 2 dbt. wuttote dosetn 

ptu» Bevring « sitting alewt. SNtog glow m. ixH to 12x80 

ft dsch partly canopied, wllh ocean Arfew. MMhad garage, 

hHHi eprlnWers, wJOi own wad i pump. Energy Bavhg healer 

with central air a electronic Mtar. Burster alarm, leak flr*,. 

HvaughouL Rreptaoe In LR, Andtnm wMmn. All extertor 

Mm Mum, dad. 

Phone owner 396-102B. 

Charming multi-family 

home often I apartments 

A 14 gutM raenw aB 

heated <strong>for</strong> year round 

operation. Excellent 

Income a rental history. 

Super IsMen $289,600. 

Cal 398-1612. 

/ i 

Wtil Kept lirgtr Ungts 

family home wl* baMnwit4bodroomtt2b«h8 

plus eonv#rt»d garage 

aptrtmam to help Mrry 

your wqMflsti. Br(ck flreptat, 

remodeled kitchen 

new carpets A freshly 

painted, $189,600. Call 

'SM-1S12, 

"Ganfena BayfrantHoine," 

4wofatfy beautiful with 4 

b«Jrooni» 3 baths Immacutal» 

throughout Tto Bay- 

(rant locatton offers you 

"lUubMSt 

lUubMSunMtsaerott 

lhawatsi-TNipropsnyis 

on* you should see. 

W48.00O. Cal 38^3639. 

$$ JUST REDUCED S$ 

Ony *«f» to Batch, wSj 

iMtaMfeMd duplsx whh 3 

faadnXNM 2 baft* sacfi 

floor. Law nuMMwnw a 

IWMy pMnnu, rMMf OnCO 

of $239^00. or 2nd floor 

CMtwaoUMparaMyfw 

;f13O,OO6VCI 399-1612/ 

Spddou* 1st floor con* 

with 3 bedrooms. % baths, 

front I back decks, covered 

parking, storage A 

workshop area. Class to 

•hopping a walking dhtanoB 

to beach. Priced 

right at $129,900. Call 

309-1012. 

8AMPLE PICTURE: NEW 

CONSTRUCTION - 3 

bedrooms, 8 baths each 

floor. Fireplaces & full 

applaMa package. Buy 

preconstructlon i plek 

your own eaten a extra*. 

$279,900. Call 390-1612. 

RMera tlnflle tamlly looking 

drecdy down Marcus 

Harbor Lapon. 4 badroom* 

2 baths, i car 

Qtraga. Bayfront living 

without paying Bay from 

P*» $160,000. CaD 398- 

3636. 

DELI 1 3 •partrflenia. 

Dool Mitt* gnu b^ 

nenopportunivpaMyou 

by-IUtpirfacHofammajl 

•n**P»naw, Haw your 

ers apartments + there am 

2 carry 

your expenses. Spooess 

oondlUort throughout 

» l 3 i w a f t 

"nwNEtrate 

1717 Asbury Aye: Ocean CHv 

* 

r 

p FRIDAY, JULY 15,1988 

MS S BEOROOM APTB. . opm 

IMS, 

1*50 OFF-our IMr WM4 ma. bna AugHfflM «~. n 

t* bdriTB. and comtonsbte UateH U^ 

Ing room. HqOM. 12D El arsa, t*. 

part. NfflM onir, MIMt M M 

•MM n Am WMU S can3geaOAM?P MAOOLOGK. near Music Pl«. On, 

bdrai. genga mtiHs tsr tsuan v 

BIAUnra. UWQE ONE BEDROOM 

Mn, Insm, ir TV, etc (QMan 

orot) Available tM §1 July SB, HM »om 

Aup,27on,CaSM»-1144, 

«•*,, «JF, •fr-MM^ rraiimum 4 peopta 

tlOB, • My, 4 day mla 822-077S. 

J •RBHT Mm CHBRFUL . one Mm. 

*pL, Mspi 4, c(o»a b teadi and ttorsi 

I tnt W\ ,W0 tar AuguJL Cal 581 -7,»21 or 

1381-0179. 

I CiNT«AU.V LOCATED AFABT. - i 

I bdm«, iVfc Mihi, u»epii 4. AvtllaM 

far Musn, »,2oo_ iMudn TV a uttu- 

Ues. Cal 399-6101. 

CSNTRAILV LOCAT1D . 1M Boor Du- 

(Max, 3 bdnta., 1 ttam, wM, dw. fijoo 

CHAN BhIQHT . two and' tirsa todnan 

tamlly unIB at 1741 Csnlral Avo.. 

[ one Uock ID boach and boenfwalk. .omo 

Ihasslng decta MA ocean vlow, 

IteraanM pore*, washor. dnw, Wtt 

arpeUng. WteWy and bh.aeWy •«• 

Mrisl r*ntsl8 ovaiWjl9. CM 381-0428 or 

B2M394. 

! CORNER PROPERTVnun 

v«c«llon plain? OaneMsMni m(K» 

largo, . AVM. July a Aug. 

TUB SKNTINKLLEPGER, OCEAN CITY, N, j; PAGE 13 — SECTION 1HRBE 

Summer Rental Summer Rental Real Estate Sale Real Estate sale > Real Estate Sal* 


Oni bedroom condo, steeps 

*, su now. PWK M l JO 

jgjWi ana boardwain. p&m 

MWianii Gojsr TV, sivknjfiins 

peal wtti Jaeual, decorator 

^Mw,T^ off snM 

pwtdng spaeM wflh each unit 

BEACHWATCH 1 unit SB 

BEACHWATCHH Unlt23 

399-5211 

SEASON • a Mm, 1 tt ft, 4 hevttt tan 

Mmtn. mm. Jun» it M §M, is. 

R0b*t Aw, er em L Sht^ Ww Raahm, Aw. JTwKhury 

SEASON • t Mdnon, ni Mr, «wc 

•Mrftr, AMMMi now ihnj Sept 10«v 

dry, phona, mM MBM. AM, 3 M ttttun 

aunt t apL hauut, SBtHBO h to 

TWASBUBYCLUB 

ISSTAftaryAvi, 

Nti INHIII ftsn 

300-0440 

Writer Rental 

HSCA WE HOTEL 

399-1335 

Rgomm.ninoMStSS 

P«v«t» MHl, «»l«f TV, Rdrlg,. 

Hi BOM ML 

•AVFRONT • M Vl», wlm Boa! 

3 Mpt., t bata, w« d diU 

Carp.k and rwwty 

month. AvaMHa 

nWNBWO TWO BEDROOM. modem 

pL 111 L Avu SapUfurK. OM MM 

QARDENS AREA-lr.ldoor.pt, comptotely 

lun, 3 bdrmi. . i tni, , pprtnu 

HA qulsl yt. yt rouna rouna nelohbortrood. lhbrtd 

l l ug, AyalL S»pL I n 

TWO BEDROOM • 1 bmm tpumint 

IMM6.1 b)od(lrom2»lh8u*B«baa*. 8OUER8 PONT. • bsAeenu, t baih 

3 bdrni. 2 Btn apt aMpi I teUMM heuu, Inptaa. Bspt. thru Ma*. Realty 

Awl MMd er hSMaaien. 0*1 3BI- 

TWO BEDROOM APARTMENT 

GGround 

loor, law, IV* iv* MMta btocto to tMEh hash Iand 

•OMMM, Wai., Oty. AwMilt w**Kt 

Au|. 13, Ai«. B. CM 3lt-74» 

VERY REASONABLE • 3 MdrMma. i 

tah MBsMHBsptny torn Wi) il 

Bnmtjyiauf epinp. mmm QWTMr BI 

sr conlKI peiM rMtW. B09 • 

WEEKL' Y OR SEASON APT. . M'Sm 

StMllNtMynnm Real Estato Salt Real Ettato 3al« 

Why Pay Full Price <strong>for</strong> a Second Home, Vacation Condominium, 

or Corporate Retreat When You Only Use it Part Time? 

Why Pay Rent — Own For $44,500 Fully Furnished 

Lock in your rental rate <strong>for</strong>ever and own it. 

You Can Own it-Rent I t — WUl It-It is deeded Real Estate 

Quarter Ownership is Revolutionizing the Way Individuals 

are Purchasing Resort Condominiums. 

— You receive a dsed of ownership 

— Conventionaliihancial 

— Internal & External On-Site Management 

— You own 13 weeks a year on a rotating basis 

so by the end of 4 years you have enjoyed all 52 weeks. 

— No maintenance — Ease of Ownership — Af<strong>for</strong>dability 



— Your condominium is luxuriously furnished with color TV's, VCRs, 

State of the Art Furniture 

— Fully accessorized kitchen complete with microwave 

—You check in and en joy the good life right a way 

and easy access to Beach and Boardwalk 


SALESCENTER 

OPEN DAILY 

, .. 10-5 PM 

• Deeded Real Estate 

•On-Site Management 

Conventional Financing 

•Flexibility 

Easy & Cost Effective Ownership 

Second Home & Hotel Condominium Tax Benefits 

AMENITIES INCLUDE: , 

' —EnclosedPool' 

—3 Story Atrium Lobby 

—Corporate Meeting Rooms 


J REALTORS' ,,, 

^ J "^ \*£^'-•* 

Complaints ot 

discrimination In housing 

on the baslB ol raco, 

color, crsfld, ancestry, 

marital status, cox, 

handicap ar perception of 

a handicap should t» 

modobyylGlilngihaNeW 

Jarcoy DMalon on Civil 

Rlghti, 1648 Atlomlc Avs 

2nd Floor, Atlantic City, 

New Jamey 0B404 or call 

(C09) 441-3100 

Rial Eatato Salt 


— Rental Income 

— Af<strong>for</strong>dability 


- On Site Management 

- Computerized Fitness Center 

Cafe Restaurant 

9th & Ocean Ave, 


398^4300 

TRY THIS SIDE of the BAY! 

THE "NEW" SOMERS POINT 

Condominiums 

• l Bedroom, top floor, corner 

with cystom features, inel. f/p. 

199,000 

• 2 Bedroom, 2 bath, A/C, Fireplace, 

Jacuzzi, nice deck 

$165,000 

• 3 ledroom, fully furnished, has 

a private 28' dock, 2 f/p, 2 decks 

BEST LOCATION $285,000 

926-9000 

Create Bay 

Villas 

a Bedroom Townhouse with 

recent refurbishing, this 

is a must see... 1131,000 • 

Townhouse Villa, 

bath, best location on 

the golf course; ask $175,000 


OINIHAN 

Outstanding new condos at 31st & Central. 

Quality construction by Robert EUing 3 bdrma., Z 

bath split level design, oas heat & A/C, flraplace, 

plush decor and lavish furnishings. Just steps to 

the beach. A Sound investment starting at 

$229,900. 

StnUhmera — Beautifully 

Patonm--audit,. Quail- ttpte* with eiiy wafer, grti! 

ty, Quails, mmtm butt by y j t w,^^^ 

• buydgr tor Ms family, on 

lovely woe*d street Must 

••• — call iBdayl 

$119,100. 

OCMD CIV, duplex zoned 130x65 lot, win single lomily, 4 

bedroom home on it. possible with vananco ol 2 duplex lots. 

$159,900. 

NewConswcten Dupleji, 1179,000: 

Great Location — 2 bedroom condo $73,500. 

Boach Bkxk — multi-lamily. 4 units, great ineems potential, 

with renovated owners unit $295,000. 

Owned by Teresa 8. Charles Palermo 

Brokerof Record Kathleen Dewift 

HILLEGASS 

RE AL ESTATE AGENCY, INC. 

36 ATLANTIC AVHWE 

OCEAN CITY, NEW JBISEY 0K26 

(609)3^-6011

PAGE 14 — SECTION THREE THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY. N,J. 

Yearly Rental Yearly Rental Yearly Rental Yearly Rental Rooms 

HORTWEND • 1 tXKlfOom. vying room, 

ginning Ram and Uiotvi. It! fu peW\, 

parMno, w*. iienga, Bio moratuy 

Aval IspL C9I1398-9JS4 

OCEAN OTY • 1 badroom house naar 

Bjdl S O.a FVkwny. t65O par monih 

UnhimHhta. QW 127-^34, 

SOUTWND • i mrm,, t mm, in to«r 

•pa. 1 Hock tt MM, nil tpplttncgk, 

AHUWM July IS. MOO ind MM, pM 

UlltBL 45i4sS4 iMl I PM MS-7g7t 

THREE BEDROOM 8ND FLOOR APT. • 

1 toft, Jtssij, firsplase, was,, dry,, hsai 

and hat waw induaod, iTse. tni 

plmu«llliem_Csll 390-3081. 

C£NrRAU.V LOCATED • Band MO 

Bsndo, 3 Mfira.. 2 balls, 1M * WMI 

ana. Wool (of gains Coupun. Oal •ny 

lima W»M! powder room, air amdltlDnad. DeFranoo 

heat, 1500 phi> uturast Only tour lad. Etoora toe, T/A D Allen Stretch Raalty. 

Call3S8-S31i. 

SOD Ocaan Ava., 381-6425. 

YEARLY RENTAL -1 it door. 2 badroom, 

untumltried, hoat Indutfad (640. 31 B. 

Shore Rd. Marmora. Call 39fr437£ 

YEARLY RENTAL - Norttttnd, 2 badroam 

houta. Responsible married couple 

preterrod »00 ma Call 390-6004. 

UNFURNISHED . Omn OryMamon, 

lugs ana bedroom, ground noof aM,, pit. 

MM driveway and snnneaa, mm car- 

M, no pals. $475 mmtm. CaJI NO- 

S4tt. 

Rooms 

SEASONAL OH YEARLY ROOM 

Call, prahraHy Marl mi, Mi-rtii. 

Rail Estate Sale Real Estate Sale Real Estate Sals Real Esiato Salt 

NEW LISTING 

Ocean view Six large 

apartments, 5 helled 

rooms ind office. Excellent 

rental history to moke this - 

one t peal Investment 

property. Call new fa in 

appointment. J475.000. 

Condo A piece of Ocean 

City at a gfeit pries! ill 

and relax by the pool or 

Walk to one of the nicest 

biiehis. Low Condo fee 

Whieh Includes Insurance. 

Easy to showl $75,000. 

\ / 

Btichbleck 2nd fl 

COndo with 3 bedrooms, 2 

baths beautifully deconled 

with atylo k elegance. 

Close lo beach and 

boardwalk S186,5O0«. 

Bay Vltw* Low enjoyment 

Low I. maintenance. 

Amenities include European 

kltehens and cathedral 

ceilingi. Per unit price 

•toting at $116,900. 

-T^T 

malwyoor 

Amentan 

Dream 

come truer 

FOX REAL ESTATE 

THERE REALLY ISA DIFFERENCE 

IN REAL ESTATE COMPANIES. 

Triplex 3 bedrooms 

units with food rental history. 

Sttps to beach and 

fnbulous ocean views. 

Newly renovated. Easy to 

ihow. 015,000, 

NEW LISTING 

iomerl Point Single 

family home on large spaclous 

corner lot with 

fencod-ln bide yard and 

garage. One year roof plus 

economical gas heat and 

> many other extras. 

smooo, 

Mignlfkent Sun RliN 

Lots of sun, air, and ocean 

, views <strong>for</strong> that great tea- 

Aon living with all of tho 

amenities. Easy to •how. 

Starling at $209,000, 

Beichblock Magnificently 

furnished ride by 

tide townhouse on a wide 

•beet with off-street parking 

<strong>for</strong> 4 cars. $219,000. 

D.dul D.ck.1 Didcat 

Muttl-fomlly unit with 

excellent rental history. 

Popular Northend Beach 

with fabulous ocoan 

v1ewi,l«S,000». 

Stone't Throw to the 

Beich Modem 2 bedroom 

condos on one of the moil 

popular northend beaches. 

Great family Ret-sway or 

excellent lncoma property. 

iiW.OOO*. 

Monty Maker Centrally 

located near beach, boardwalk'and 

recreation fadU- 

Ues. 7 airy apartments 

With well-equipped kitchenette. 

Excellent Income! 

$385,000. 

Dupltx Impeccably 

maintained with excellent 

nenlajhlstory. Many extraa 

plui Buyer* Protection 

Plan. Buy to »how. 

$297^00*. 

Triplex Vary fipadous 

Interiors with lot* of living 

space, doso to baach with 

large breezy porches and ' 

excellent rental history. 

$390^00*. 

Conner S«ml-det«chcd 

with "Mother-in-Law 

Quarters." Two private 

Guest suites and 4 bed' 

rooms. Great location, 

must BCO to appreciate. 

Call today. $268,900. 

Spadana Dream Home 

on Ocean City's bay. Beautiful 

sunsets from 5 decks! 

Features Include Swimming 

Pool, new bulkhead, 

fireplaces, 4 bedrooms and 

many, many more. 

NEW LISTING 

Single' Family Northout 

tingle family home 

> with working fireplace, 

large 1st and 2nd floor 

decks, 2 car garage, and 4 

bedrooms. Well maintained 

dasslc Ocean Qty 

hone with lots of charm. 

$179,000. 

ERA® FOX REAL ESTATE 

ON BRIGHTON PLACE BY THE BEACH 

600-390-0080 

o, P.O. BOX 425 OCEAN CITY, NEW JERSEY 08226 

l^^^^^rîM^w^rtife'ini mnm^^^V^^lÛ'taM§timxuM; ti&>l-~&'i'.i'tf>ii-'ht% 

i >•;.•; * ?l?Si skst >jsi\f$zm&: 

ROOM FOR SUMMER br raponslUe 

girl dose 10 Boardwalk, emu raMganv 

tor, mMarnra. TV, Call 399-3162. 

SEASONAL BOOMS • Cenrally {ooM 

one Hoc* (mm beacfi. (senooable, one 

or two potwru to a room, ona douM 

bed, share a Jm, BSW TV, retrtflonitor, 

$110. pot wtwVamd up. Call 399-10H- 

8EAVLLI • room w/prtvole bam, AM un 

ot MUM, ganga, Mlnutoi to baefi 

Non-tmoMng rM, $400 pv mo. ind. US. 

MMlialaBVarnsHaga. 


STOREAOFFICE - ipaca. 1,300 >q. ti. 

contTBl location, oil condlttonlno, »1.000 

phn utwaaa. AvaltaUa Immediately. Call 

Hnger Real Ettale. Realtor. 399-1650. 

COMMERCIAL 

Commercial office and large garage..... 

8iO M, ft, office .„_„.„„,„«._„_,_,_._ 

Anbury Avenue Sim „„.„„„„. 

Real istate Rent 

STORE OR OFFICE • UM Slmpm 

Aw, 62010, n. under $m DOT «q. H, IO. 

Mai ana, ofUHM pUdng, powdw 

room.CWI3!B731« 

UPPEHTOWNSHI>-Commercial ore 

•p*oe or Rm.Uarmom. 1,000 qr2J)00 

sq. 0, mamm, Hagw Rail EMM, R* 

aror. 3M-7800. 

omci SPACE TO 

SHARE 

Real Estate ot 

OCIANCITY 

301 - 3rd St. 

399-8300 

Florida Real Estate 

•TUART • HUTCHIN8ON BLAND • i 

Bdrm. ownrnuaa, ocean acoau, pool, 

tannts. Monttity/Sononal. Can 0 

722-OMe 



Real Estate Sals Real Estate ilia 

is rtumina.i.000 tVm toat colonial whtah 

brtrooms - m ta* 1 "* hug. family i 

H emu mi \mM en • qiM 

ager New 

510 S. Shore Road 

Marmora, N.J. 08223 390-7800 

Com<strong>for</strong>table Home 

Lois 

12 NEW WOODED 


Storage <strong>for</strong> Rent 

OVERSCED GARAGE 

* mnmm 

$171 MONTHLY 

OFRCE SPACE AND 

WAREHOUSE 

AVAILABLE 

WAREHOUSE SPACE 

AVAILABLE 

ite.1. wli. 

Real Estate ol 

OCIANCITY 

301-3rd St. 

399-8300 

Public Notice 

PLAN- 

NINS BOARD WEDNE8DAV, JLH-V 

M.196S-CITY HALL-7:30PM 

I. Roteman, Inc. - Bloc* 1017. UM 

B. Zoned HC-I. Location « Property: 

SOI Mew Road. RaquM approval lor 

aloptanwalvw. 

S Bal ft T«cWe Shop - BlocKOII, 

Lot 8. ZMM HCH Location el Property: 

Maryland arid Sunm AvMUM. 

Rcaueal approvnl kv pMtmUiuy and 

llnflattepJan,' 

a, HnerCsM Awodaioa- Biodi 

1211, Lota 15 and 3. Zoned BHP. 

Location a] property: pay Avenue. 

Requeal appiovnl tor mln« n-wbdh 

vtalon, 

4/ Harry aye* - H U M rrOm*» 

In<strong>for</strong>mal dkaaakm <strong>for</strong> propoa*! at 

atyta#avid flSfMift'l, y •* ••- ,. ,v .^ 

GwraUtnBHutehlnaon 

Board S«m«n/ 

7-1B,rr,P.F.»1i.oo 

Real Estate Sad 

FRIDAY, JULY 15,19881: 

Public Notice 

•a Baa jHiEmn « •• «•••• 

M* u uunma mm •• 

Mniiy gNm Mta Hid m MM 

to anaod. Mm Mr MM rmn*» 

impeded from i^KJ p.m. pwaftng 

••-^*~—««y, AuguH *, 1988. 

CJTY OF SEA ISLE CITY 

NEWJERSEY 

ORDINANCE Nft SSI (1«« 

AM ORDINANCE OF THI CfW 

OP SEA Bit OTTV, N« JBBBY 

AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. 

810.7? ENTITLiO "AN ORDI- 

NANCE CONCERNING THI REG- 

ISTRATION OF TWANTO TOB*i 

RESPONSIBILITIES OP REGIB- 

TERED TENANTS AND LAND- 

LORDS, AND FIXING PENALTIES 

Km VIOLATIONS TH1BI0P' AND ^ 

REPEALING ORDINANCE N O . H D A 

(ioei) 

BE IT OROAINID IV THi ' 

BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF 

THE OfTY OP SEA ItLl OT¥ tim 

Section 4 el Otdhonce No. 910-77 

be and to hereby amended to MM 

•alooewi: 

1, SMHn *: Tenant ReaponstoflJty; 

n shall be the mpttsMWy ol Ira 

tenant 10 ragMef h aocordanoe wfth 

Sedloo Z of IM «nflmnse, and I 

M apecmcaDy be the rssporafcllty 

o» the moWarod tananta is pfWM 

the vJeMon ef Ordlnanoo no. MS 

nMf) of the Clly M Baa Mat SRy 

Eodan?dEon»«iy. ' 

2. Ordinance No. Mo (1881) K 

S^TNa ofdlnance ihajl Ww aflBot 

UnmadMaiy upon adepltan and pub- 

HaOan to scconjance wlh law. 

NOTICE OF PENDING ORDI- 

NANCE 

The above ortlnanco wat dury 

paued by the Board ol ConvnMlan- 

•noliheCltyslSMUBCity, New 

jataey. on llrtt reading at the regular 

meoUno ol aald Board heW on the 

iah day ot July, 1O8B, in the CommUMnan 

1 Room, Public 8al«y 

Buldlng, 233 John F. Kennedy Boulanrd. 

Sea We Oly, NJ., and wD to 1 

taken op lor MOMM reading, public' 

hoarlng. final paaaage and Bdoptlon 

(d the regular meeting el nH Board 

to be MB on Tuesday, (ha zeih day 

el Jury, 1SU, In the Townaerera Inlet 

OMe Center, 138 • 85th Stra«, taa 

Isle Coy, N J,, at 10:00 aim, 

THERESA J.T1QHE 

Municipal Clork 

AL RESERVE 

THECOABT 

... wiiLMw 

OCEAN CITY, 

imenaa Id apply 11 _„ 

Rewrve Board (or parmltMn to 

baoorne a member of the Federal 

Rslsrva System. The Federal 

.UU. —i*,,, , numfiar ol lie- 

_ whether to approve 

1 Includlnfl Uieracord 

j of banks In helping to 

ntneod.. 

Irltsd to Ml «m 

.Tn» comment period wUI not 

A« • «•• rt 

*SgtottM/tiBi 

. Procedurea lor prnceailno pro- 

Real Eetato Silt 

contemporary home, calm detpwater slips. 

Unique Interior Resign; high quality. Mat'ls, & c'onstr. 

skylit cath. cell, foyer w/entermt, bar. Master Bdrm. 

has Ig. lacuzzl w/sky lite & fireplace, 3 BR. einpaijdable 

to 5,3 baths, kit., dr., ir., den. lib. gar. & utll area. 3 

decks, custom landscaping,'gas h.vv. ht. & alrcond. 

European kit., Corian tops, brick walls & driveway. 


S1 

Vary wall malntalnad, 

. tfvsa sui/ duplex with 

oxcollant view* of the 

^ ocean, llppar apartment 

toat two towfct wffc plenty 

ol mom to «Wfc*i out 

- WBH <strong>for</strong> 0Mmr% u*a or 

n»nl»J,$360,000. 

398-5577 

. LESLIE LAWRENCE 

REALTOR 

/£ 

B09-3S9-0Q14 

Thaa»4BH, + 45 bath 

townhousea hava avary- 

Wno; Central * condWon- 

Ing, Breptow, economieal 

B°» neat Andaman wfndowa;8oundproofln0,aJ| 

*PP»»nm, «nl to 

f«P»t cwhedml oellno. 

•*» much mon». Ctom» to 

fte comer and dNiraMe 

ROBI E»tat> Sale Real Estaio sale ) Roal Eatate Salo 

THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, 1».J. 

deal-bid 

High scorer in pinochle at 

the OcKuVCtty CardXlub 

June 27, Was John £oede 

60S. Rmmers-up were John 

Mullan 5%, Madeleine Coe 

594, Marge Caruso 581, Sam 

rJAIi 580 Frieda Mate, 

57&, Betty Mabry 578, 

Catherine Wington 568. 

Bob Hepler 559, BUI Jacobs 

558, Blanche Chesterton 

557, George Ahrens 540. 

Top honors in bridge 

t Elsie McNeal 5170. 

^Franklin Williams 

REALTORS 

rumir of Rial Estate Professionals Serving AmiHei's Greatest G Family Resort 

WATERFRONT 

BAYANDUGOON-Sevtnl 

Choice Properties with 

Boatslips to select rrom 

including; Duplex, single. 

or condos. Starling at 

$190,000. Let Ui help you 

locals your Dream Homo 

on ft* lay • Contea The 

Waterfront Specialists 

Todayll 

SINGLE FAMILY 

HOMES 

iCONViMllNTLY 

LOCATED I bodrooma, 

11'/i bath homo with famUy 

j room and a 3 car garage, 

I gas hut and room <strong>for</strong> 

'expansion. Owner relocating 

• Priced to Soil it 

$139,60011 

NiARGAfiDINi.Loviiy 

> home on Spacious Let - . 

[consists of living room, 

[ with flreplaco, <strong>for</strong>mal din- 

| Ing room, eM-ln kitchen, 4 

I bedrooms, 2Va baths, gas 

[heat and many featuros 

nnehidng • i bedreom 

llneome unit • Exeallent 

f Opportunity • Inspect 

Ifodayil 

BEACHFRONT 

1ST FLOOR UNIT -4 bidreemt, 

S lull baths, with 

don. Great location, per* 

hot tor rental unit or your 

own personal enjoyment 

Asking $355,000 furnished.. 

PRICE 

REDUCED 

On this exceptional Town* 

house consisting of living 

room, <strong>for</strong>mal dining room, 

family room with fireplace, 

kitchen, S bedrooms, IVb 

baths, brick patio. 1 Vicar 

garago. Located on spacloua 

oorner let within 

walking distance of bush. 

New only $225,000. Call 

Today lor in appointment 

to Inspect this One-ol-a- 

Klnd Townhouse UnlLII 

FiATURIp UtTING 

NEW 

CONSTRUC- 

TION 

(2)3 bedroom; 2 balh units 

at*35O,0O0 and $375,000. 

Spacious 4 bedrooms S 

baths ««$4tS,W0. Then 

luxurious new beachfront 

oftore the discriminating 

buyer unlimited com<strong>for</strong>t 

and oleganoe. For a personal 

preview, calrlodayll 

INVESTMENT 

OPPORTUNITIIS 

PRIME LOCATION • 

OCEAN VIEWS, This 

newly TOmodetod Triplex 

features a throo bedroom 

apt. elfldency apL.end a 

large 6 bedroom apt, 3 car 

gorago,:numerous amenltlas, 

and an oxoellent 

rental history/Priced 

Reduced to l|7S,00Q 

Huttyll 

OWNER ANXIOUS TO 

SELL-PRICE REDUCED. 

Steps to beach and boardwalk 

• Duplex In excellent 

condition with a 2 bedroom 

and 6 bedroom apartment 

Excellent rental history. If 

youVe dreamed of owning 

a home mar the beach, 

then call new - Don't Mist 

This Prime Opportunltyll 

MODERN DUPLEX, AVAILABLE AS CONDO3 - Thesa spacious condo units located In a quiet 

neighborhood within walking distance to the beach art an af<strong>for</strong>dable opportunity to live or 

Invest at the Shorel Property Features Include: 3 bedrooms, 2 full baths each, largo living end 

dining oroas, modem kitchens, cathedral celling and fireplace 2nd floor, storage rooms, open 

porch 1st floor, 2 open porches 2nd floor, newly painted exterior and Interior, plenty of offstreet 

parking, ovorslzod lat, and more. The Best Feature of all Is the asking Prices: $127,500 1st 

| lloor, end $137,600 2nd floor.PpiCED TO SELL • WE FEEL THIS IS ONE OF THE BEST 

; CONDO VALUES IN OCEAN 6lTY - DON'T PASS UP THIS OUTSTANDING OPPORTUNITY 

• •*••**•*• •IKW 1 *- + ••••••**•• *•*"*?•*>••• *•*'•* 

HOME WARRANTIES AVAILABLE ON ANY ONE OF THESE CHOICE LISTINGS. CONTACT' 

I pflEOF bURTHREE CONVENIENTLY LOCATED OFFICES FOR FULL DETAILS. 

"FOR GOOD OLD FASHIONED SERVICE" 

Call Franklin Williams first! You'll Profit 

:,:5(l Hav ,\\c.22iicl - ' , ^ 

Tolendne, which won the tournament In 1985 and h»s ,• 

played In the last three, was voted best in the country' H 

by USA Today. They wllljoin the Cape-Atlantic Leagues . .\- 

Middle Township Hkh School, bolstered by the transfer . A', 

of Wildwood Catholics John Leahy, and another top, ;\ 

South Jersey school, Eastern. 

r \j 

The girls' field will include Bishop flustace Prep, Ursu-, ^5, 

line Academy of Wilmington, Bishop McDevitt (Pa.) -'i 

HighSchoolandNotreDameAcademy. .{, 

HOLY SPIRiT SETS YOUTH FOOTBALL CAMP . ?. 

Holy Spirit' High School's football coaching staff,will, < 

conduct a non-contact day camp next month on the";-;, 

school's Abeecon campus. , *,v .'^/si 

The Spirit Football Camp of Future Champions will ^ 

run Aug. 8-12. There will be two age groups, 8-10 and ^ < 

11-13. Sessions will be scheduled each day from 9 a^n, • • 

until3:30p,m. -,, , , , . i A ' 

Concentration will be on conditioning, flexibility on 

basic fundamentals. Bach day will be divided Into (ou, t .„ 

45-minute instructional periods plus a 45-mlnute lunch' v i j 

period. ' ; ' '>••-}*' 

For more in<strong>for</strong>mation call 646-3000, . , c ', ;/'J 

ASSISTANTSMOVBUPATMILLVILtB , , "I 

Millvllle High School promoted two assistant coaches j] -•' '•• 

to 011 the school's vacant head basketball positions^.. 1 ;! 

recently. Athletic director Dan Santagafa announced 1, 

that Greg Goodwin will take over the boys basketball s ' r 

team and Steve Horinwiil direct the girls program. ; 

Goodwin was an assistant to <strong>for</strong>mer head coach Joe ; 

Derella <strong>for</strong> four years. Derella resigned after last season i 

<strong>for</strong> personal reasons. It ia believed he intends to'ctevote J 

more <strong>time</strong> to his other job as an athletic trainer. '" j 

Horin coached the freshman team in' the boys program'11 s 

but will move into girls basketball, replacing Ron Vtti- , , 

ick, Viidck stepped down after three Beaspnsln,©^^ I 

t of the CajueaAUMifofaeagfttfs tattettftoft to schedule girls a •of 

A 

basketball gamea in the evening next year. { 

HIGH SCORERS 

Public Notice 

Somers PolntSenlorS 

iBsted appticaiioni m»y o* touna M Card Qub winners <strong>for</strong> July., 

12 O.FTfi. BaeMiSa. To e*Uh • 

csapy ot ihe Bcwrtfi prooudurM or H 6 In pinochle were Eleanor 

you nssd mom InlannMlan • McMenamin 646, John 

Goede 637, Betty Goldsmith 

flaming*, C.A.O.. «B-67«

Miss QMC crowned Saturday 

Page! 

I % .hism 

193073 SPMPLE 

HPi&G RND SPNP 

PRTNGSpnRT Ml «i9?8'*- 

Lots more fish in the sea -life 

Back 

lOSthYiar.NumbtrtO Qetih City. N.J. 0BE26 TuiBdiy, July Iff, 1988 Qni Stolon Prtet3Q# 3B9-S411 

Utility seeks 

water rate 

'board ramp is causing. 

i5 îtod stace that ramp is, on private 

orerjerty. tityiSoUefter Girald Core-, 

Night in Venice '88: 

one of the best ever 

• 

By JAMES F1TZPATR1CK 

sssss 

Attention shifted w m« bayslde of mis shore resort Saturday as Uterally 

thousands of celebrants made merry on land and water. Another Night ta 

Venice was at hand 

From to judges'stand at larmwea Road and tt»e Battle boats could be 

TI •TTSn HMH iliTTniMflM j 

_.r__ _..,_. r . atennoiudiedbyCori 

btdinancu on the books is sim- as being too vague. 

skateboarding 

quietest in town. Lately, a neighbor- 

Ramp to go; bigger taxpayer discount eyed 

{ ifA ISLE Cnw;••— The 59th' stfeet ram^ luring a large number of boat- 

is deteriorating and unsafe, will be w 

jdemeUahed nexfêar^City Commis^ gavernlng body in 

aion decided last Tuesday. sion. ,': . 

kwrf ^^k'tBMU^ «,„««», «HII • Having boiteM rolling through a 

i^frV-Â® e £ff^^ p ts a*e discounted to S4.50 

py 

|2r residinual area is an tacreping eon- Idmund Downer of 5724 Sounds 

A td th dt ke k te tempo 

^•S^SfS * S l Q 

new ramp. 

Marina pay ramp is in operaHori, mi 

commisiK.eMsald,. ^ 

"BeUeve me I'm a boater, and word 

rary repairs to the ramp to keep it 

foihg untU the end of the season. 

bad idea. 

Andy Previti, city engineer repre- 

pier presents a haaard to inexperienced 

boaters. ' 

"I don't mink ift a good location <strong>for</strong> 

a boat tamp," said Frovlti, 

It would cost $42,000 to replace the 

bulkhead, according to a 2-year-old 

estimate, he said. 

...,..--• boahfit 'leamtheyam drop their small, finance <strong>for</strong> me governing body, said 

,,ventiBuse. ! w#j'' boats at a%e ramp instead of at a The commissioners said they wfuld the ramp has been dted as a liability 

>:f Hazards.pToximity^toa nearby per;; g^ ramp, they wiH flock to me fwe look into'maeasing the discount, hazafd by the city's insurance compa- 

;?ltfid;;^wi' -ipwjj^ppcts, aClfihe -SiSfei-AStoBJBi,' '"'ic«he.-;>---"-" < l '.•••"., . Reopening the ramp was deemed a ny, 

iliejjim beardwalK eateriel ftetween coveted by flie end of At day. ... 

Wh^d JiWiJsrmtt w«re"MM|S;by ^So1dert^5or ia bracket ;may have 

feWM^ Ji^tMMcWi yesî^''Per U 5jdy«^,; wJeaMnf ft«;tsw #ewage, 

|®H«sceve^Su^^-::n^hMo1va;;5ft^^» .^•"••.;"'^r :•.• • 

sewer leak beneath Fisherman** J - : '^tmi ls«tfvCc«Bictton bitween the 

WOlmti? •••.''••'^'^ '> : :m : ^!p^'li^^f^,-^ sm^ .^bloawga 

i^ln^^îevedwjha^fun^ ^^(mî^ôsuraolttM^jis: 

-^T^lV^J^g^ 

increase 

New Jereey-AmerlMn Water Company 

on Wednesday filed a petition 

with the Board of Public Utilities <strong>for</strong> a 

16.7 percent rate increase in water 

charges, coupled with a 6 percent 

decrease in sewer charges to Ocean 

City customers. 

Customers in Ocean City who now 

pay annual water/sewer blUs of SIM 

would pay $165.04 if the hike iff 

approved, according to water Company 

calculations. The proposed rates; 

Would increase company revenuebyj 

$17.8 million, said Theresa Carpenter] 

spokeswoman, , " ^ |. 

Broken down, the rate tacreas® 

• • • • " ^"iK"S • 

(please turn to page 13^ 

l 

Visitor is kilted in hit; 

and run; police term term|| 

weekend atrocity n 

One *•» died and a teenager was alone- there were W motor vsWdibj 

on fl lUWuppcrt system following areldents reported, poUee said, «s ;« 

Ocean CJtyiJ&gest right of the year Traffic safety untt ^. Curts.p|< 

me nit-ana'run aeatn 01 a 21-year-old I 

Pennpy^njjii man, and an earlier mis- and it's a total mess. I hist can't wy*, 

hap orfth'ttlSute 52 causeway whldi enough how unsafe it is. ' : 

sent four teenagers and one man to FoUeo have a suspect in the hifcgnd; 

Another accident Saturday night 

Involved eight cars. Details on that 

mishap weren't available yesterday 

as police, were still filing reports on 

the accidents, On Saturday night 

The usual (and some unusual) 

yardsticks to measure the 

weekend's level of activity. 

towed cars • 

tons of ice sold 

by OC Ice Co. " 33% 

kegs sold at 

Boulevard Liquors 100 

kegs confiscated by 

DC police li 

traffic accidents L. 

"arrests 1S9 

Rescue Squad runs 45 

William D. Carslaw, 21, of D6%n« 

ingtown, Pa., was killed and James 

Patton, 20, of West Chester, Pa,i âs 

Injured when they were crossing 

West Avenue at ISth Sheet. A nap 

bound ear on West Avenue, Widen 1 

police said ran through a crowd of 

people crossing the street, fled tho 

scene, although police said yesterday 

they believe they have a suspect^ 1 ' 

Authorities said alcohol may have 

been involved in the aoddenW 'A, 

driver who police think hit the pair 

was stopped enroute to Pennsylania; 

He was stopped by a state trooper <strong>for</strong>, 

driving under .the influence of alccw 

« ,.mie, however, wasn't avaUi 

able, although police said he was £ 

PhUadelphia resident. * 

Police were »till Interviewing Witnesses 

yesterday. • 

Barlior in the weekend, at 12:24 a.m.; 

Saturday, an Oldsmoblle . crashed; 

head-on with an oncoming Chevette', 

carrying four youths, i 

Christopher . J. Vaul, 23r ol 

Brookhaven, Pa., according to police, 

was traveling east on Ship Channel* 

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PAGE I THE SfcNTINEL-LEIMJEK, OCEAN CITY. N.J. TUESDAY, JULY II, 1988 

Pre degree 

Ktlth Haivtrson of 

Seaville proudly displays 

his "diploma" at recent 

graduation ceremonies 

Tomorrow's World Prtschool 

in Marmora. Following 

graduation students 

and family members 

enjoyed the rides at Wonderland 

Pier on the boardwalk 

In Ocean City. 

Bowman to crown successor 

Miss CM County pageant Saturday on the pier 

Tickets <strong>for</strong> the IMS Miss 

Cape May County scholariMp 

pageant, scheduled <strong>for</strong> 

this Saturday evening on 

the Music Piir, are now on 

sale. 

Ten young women will 

compete <strong>for</strong> the title, the 

81,000 Jack Newman 

Memorial scholarship, 

numerous gifts and services, 

and the tight to compete 

In next year's Miss New Jersey 

pageant 

The evening wUl feature 

the first pageant appearance 

of Ocean City's Trida 

Bowman since her owning 

as Miss New Jersey two 

weeks ago. She will per- 

Graduette 

<strong>for</strong>m in the production and 

Heather Lihou of Marmora enjoys one ol the children's crown the new MIBS Cape p 

rides it Wond»rt«nd Plir after recent preschool flradua May ' County " at the week's 

tlon cert monies. 

end. 

DEPARTMENT &TODE 

FOUNDER'S 

i A- •« •" I . . I ' • ••,, 

SALE DAYS 

15%OFF 

STOREWIDE 

PLUS SPECIALS! 

JULY20,21,22,23and25 

1 , - 

" Save 15% , on all regularly priced 

merchandise storcwide. Save 5% on lg. and ^ , < 

sm. appliances, T.V.'s, vacuums, carpeting "; , , 

. & bicycles. No discounts on special order or '• ,' , 

,' - wire service flowers. 

"We expert tickets to go The ether reason is the 

very quickly <strong>for</strong> two reareduction 

of our seating 

sons," said pageant ticket capacity by about 200 seats 

diahBian Joe Pagan, The because of the repairs Out 

were made to the pier. We 

first reason is, of course, always set some tickets 

Trida's great success and aside <strong>for</strong> the contestants 

die public's interest in see* and others associated with 

ing her again. 

the pageant. But many 

good seats will be available 

this week." 

Tickets will be sold at the 

Music Pier In<strong>for</strong>mation 

Center and can also be 

reserved by calling Pagan at 

398-3106. The remaining 

tickets will be sold at the 

door. 

Ferko string band here Wednesday 

Ferko, the string band 

that made Pour Leaf Clover 

an American standard, will 

per<strong>for</strong>m at the Music Pier, 

Boardwalk and Moorlyn 

Terrace, 8:30 p.m. Wednesday, 

July 20. 

The concert is sponsored 

by the Ocean City-Upper 

Township Rotary with proceeds 

going to charity. 

Admission isr $5 tar adults, 

$2 children. 

Ferko hat won tot prize 

in the annual Philadelphia 

Mummers Day Parade 15 

tunes and usually finishes 

in the first five, The concert 

has been arranged by Walter 

Smith, Rotary Club 

member and <strong>for</strong>mer banjo 

player with Ferko. 

The audience is advised 

to arrive early as the Music 

Pier has lest seating capac- 

V- 

ity with the solarium area 

closed <strong>for</strong> the season. 

The Rotary Club will conclude 

its string band series 

The world famous string band struts its stuff. 

• Of T WIUS 

\-,S : ••'K'l ;-.;' 

Reserved seats, which 

include a complimentary 

copy of the pageant's souvenir 

magazine, sell <strong>for</strong> $& 

General admission seats are 

$4, Senior dHzen discounts 

will be available <strong>for</strong> purchases 

at the dow. 

with Eralinger, S pjn. Saturday, 

Aug. 6 at the Her. 


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TjJESDA¥rJI»Y 19,1988 THE SENTINEL-LEDGER. OCEAN CITY, N.J. 

Council votes, 4-2, to 

abolish builders' test 

Although a new test m»y 

be <strong>for</strong>thcoming. City Council 

hag decided to abolish 

ttte written test that 80-or so 

registered builders in 

Oman City have already 

Barbara Farrell 

weather 

Variable cloudiness 

today with a 40 percent 

chance of showers 

or thunderstorms, 

highs about 80 along 

shore, near 90 inland. 

Wednesday through 

Friday, chance of late 

afternoon or evening 

thunderstorms, otherwise 

partly to 

mostly sunny, highs 

in the low 90s 

Wednesday, about 90 

Thursday and in the 

mid 80s Friday, 

Cooler along shore 

each day. Lows in the 

mid 70s Wednesday 

and Thursday, upper 

60s Friday. — 

NATIONAL 


emendations 

tl» fanWwMddgir Mm fa ueu. 

net M esnpMiMti In ripening, ind 

•ski thai «ran fit MtMbit d tm b. 

bnugM knmMu^ to tin MUM 

•MAUM by «Ung MMM1, DHif 

•neM M opinion ihouU t» HUrHnd to 

In a story appearing on 

the front page of the July 8 

edition, we reported average 

teachers* salaries in 

the salttry step sys,t,tjn, 

township teacheri >ro 

SI ,800 behind the county 

average on each itep, 

according to union negotiator 

Stan Waldman. 

July tides 

, Gauntly e*»MPrtnHnaC«,,So!mmPs!fll(M«02M«i 

For Mi 5MM dnwMdgt. Fat Cnui Egg Hirbor InK lutrtrMI 11 

MnulM Am high iMt uid 24 mtautw Ben tow ttdt, Psr SM Uls Cliy 

Wichfroiil, luHns) *3 DUAUM from hJ«h tide «nd 38 oilnuta bom 

lowdde. . 

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20 WE BiSI 4 

ai TH 

AM HIOH 

TIW HOT 

3.3 

18140 1.1 

3.1 

Freeholders name five to 

women*s advisory unit 

taken to obtain a license. grounds mat it was ineffec- 

The Cape May County gram as well as its early Freeholder Daniel Beyel. 

City Construction Officer tive in measuring a work- 

Board of Chosen Free* intervention program 

Fred Cade earlier requested er's competency. 

holders recently appointed whiclv serves handicapped 

the governing body eUml- Builders must pass a state 

five new members to theinfants 

and toddlers from 

nate the tost, given tour test to obtain a state license. 

county's Advisory Com- birth to age three. 

<strong>time</strong>s a year, on the Cade also opined mat the 

mission on the Status of Fausey has been active in 

test restricted competition. 

Women. 

the Cape May County 4-H, 

Hospital 

Council voted 4-2 Thursday 

Appointed <strong>for</strong> three-year Middle Township Little 

in Cade's favor, but said 

terns were Edith CaUahan League and youth football 

some type of tost should be 

of Ocean City. Margaret cheerleading as well as the 

Employee introduced in the near 

Myers of Cape May Point cub scouts. 

future. Council President 

and Mary Margaret Lynn of Maher, a free-lance writ- 

of the month Jack Jones and 3rd Ward 

WestCapeMay. 

er, is a member of the Cape 

Councilman John Flood cast 

Eileen Fausey of Cape May County Right to life 

SOM1RS POWT — Bar- the dissenting votes. 

May Court House and and the Fellowship of 

bara Farrell of this com- Also opposed to the ordi- 

Andrea Maher of Green Christian Police Officers. 

munity has been named nance were Bob Cambum 

Creek were appointed <strong>for</strong> Koss is a reared health 

employee of the month <strong>for</strong> and Bob Coste, two Ocean 

two-year terms, Rosabel and gerontology professor. 

July at Shore Memorial City builders and members 

Koss of Stone Harbor was "fin pleased that then 

HosplttL 

of the Ocean City Home 

reappointed to a three-year was so much interest shown 

Chief radiologic tech- Builders Association. The 

term. 

in the commission," said 

nologist at the local hospi- pair, grade the tests as mem- 

ph«o by Swk* Studio CaUahan Is a <strong>for</strong>mer Deltal, 

Farrell joined the staff bes of the Builder's Exami- A light idea 

aware County, Pa. resident 

in 1971 and was named nation Board. 

City workers fix a traffic light at 8th and Central which who was involved in mat 

special procedure technol- They asserted that mere 

ogist be<strong>for</strong>e being pro- should be a test, but a dif- 

last week was struck by a car. Since then, red flashing county's women's commismoted 

to her present ferent one.-Although Cade lights faeft south from tht busy intersection. 

sion as well as the Delaware 

County Federation of 

position in 1973. 

wasn't present Thursday, 

Women's Clubs and 

A graduate of Atlantic he had stated that the qual- Radar guns to mp speeders Women Agalhst Rape. 

City High School and John ity of a builder's work is 

Myers was a high school 

Hopkins School of X-Ray assured by city cod* inspec- 

EngHsh teacher in Hiaabeth 

Technology, Farrell enjoys tions. 

due area cities from state 

and Is currently coordinator 

gardening, home decorat- City SoUdter Jerry Corc- Ocean City, Semers Point palities throughout the state and board president <strong>for</strong> the 

ing, baking and swimoran advised that the and Northfield are among mis summer, said Edwards. Literacy Volunteers of Cape 

ming. 

appearance of a conflict of the first municipalities "En<strong>for</strong>cwnent ol ttie 55- May County, 

"I feel working at SMH interest exists as builders being issued radar guns mph limit on major roads Lynn is director of the 

is not just a job, but a ere* oversee the tests submitted from the state's top taw and posted Umits elsewhere special services school dis- 

ative challenge," lays Far- by their potential competi- en<strong>for</strong>cement official. is a public safety priority la trict's special service! proreU, 

"I am proud to be part tion. 

Attorney General Cary New Jersey," Edwards said, 

oftheSMH!«mUy." 

At-large Councilwomon Edwards announced mat "Excess speed is the most 

She had these comments 

Jeanne Clunn abstained the first 100 speed detection often cited cause of acci- 

<strong>for</strong> her fellow employees-. 

from voting. She chairs the devices, funded through a dents in our state." 

Cultural Center Commis- 

"Never lose insight ttto 

$300,000 federal pant, are According to the NaHonftl 

sion which oversees a proj- 

your original purposes* 

being distributed to 70Highway 

Traffic Safety 

ect which could have been 

and goals, and remember 

police departments in five Administtation, one proba- 

delayed If contracted build- 

you are very important to 

counties mis week. bility of a fatal crash 

ers were required to take 

the overall image of SMH, 

Under the speed en<strong>for</strong>ce- roughly doubles as u-avel- 

the test, 

the patients in its care and 

ment program, the state ing speed increases from 45 

the community." 

But she said mat she Division of Highway Traffic to 60 mph, and doubtas 

objected to the Ordinance. Safety wUl deliver a total of again as a ear's speed goes 

590 radar units to munict- to 70 mph. 

1 

"These women have outstanding 

quaHEcations and 

will be an asset to the Commission 

as they arc to their 

communities." 

ANTIQUE SHOW 

BBNEMFHJLY23,M 

There will be an antique 

show to benefit the American 

Cancer Society at Our 

Lady of Sorrows parish 

hall, Wabash and Poplar 

avenues, Unwood noon to 

8 p.m. Saturday, July 23 and 

11 a.m. to 6 pjn. Sunday, 

July 24. Donation Is SZjD 

apiece. For details, call the 

Atlantic County Unit of the 

ACS, 645-7272, 

WARDS PASTRY 

Now Open Sundays 

from 7 a.m. to 2 p.m. 

Freshly Baked Every Day 

• Cinnamon Bum • Donuts 

• Bread • Rolls 

Decorated Cakes (or til occasions 

• Sandy Feet Cookies w/rcusabie pail 

•Dinosaur Cookies 

•Spice CUM ' '•'•"* •" 

730 Atbuty Avenue, Ocwn City, H.J. 399-1260 

OPEN 7 DA VS A WEEK 

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Quality Snack Poods 

•Any Excuse 

• Homemide CGourmet 

• Any Menu 

CHIPS- PRSTZILB • COOKlIi 

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The Sentinel-Ledger Page 4 Tuesday, July, 19,1988 


What good 

is zoning? 

The first <strong>time</strong> out of the gate and the local Planning 

Board unanimously grants height and parking 

variances to a proposed boardwalk 

development adjacent to the <strong>for</strong>mer Seaside Baths. 

What good is the much-heralded and longawaited 

new zoning code if it's going to be varianced 

to death? 

One could perhaps see the granting of the height 

variance on the grounds that aesthetics 

outweighed the extra 13 feet <strong>for</strong> a dormer 

ehtranceway which, 10 feet back from the boardwalk 

would have been allowed anyway. 

However, the zone calls <strong>for</strong> 31 parking spaces; 

the development provides only 2(X The difference 

is too many slots of much-needed parking going 

asunder, and there's no excuse <strong>for</strong> that. Maybe, 

just perhaps, one or two spaces could be varianced, 

but 11! 

Variances should be exceptional, not taken <strong>for</strong> 

granted as they appear to be here. In Ocean City, 

they're expected, and that has got to cease. 

Primed and PuWUhed In America'* GrtmtHt Family Retort by 


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Editor 

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SUBSCRIPTION PHICE: By mall in Caps May County: Some Point, 

Unwood and Northliotd (AUnmicCounty). tie a yaar, $32 lor two years, 

BIK months?$10. Elsowhoro $21 par ytar: 138 ter MB yaari, ill far sl« 

morthj. Wait ol tho Mississippi 124 par year, 144 far two years. $14 (or 

sit months. Nawiitand price, 30 conta per copy. PUBLICATION 

SCHEDULE; Weekly evory Thursday, leml weekly, Tueiday and Frl- 

Hn, June until !ait>eak hsSt • - - - 

i is Th» BantlnaLLadgir.' 

Sand baby 

photo by P«w MHphwHn 

lale^Pa. finishes up the derriere of her awftrd-wlnnlng baby with teddy in the ssa- 

Life in the fast lane has its environmental mishaps 

Uy DAVID F. MOORE 

Executive Director 

NJ Conservation Foundation 

<strong>It'</strong>s hord enough to tty to 

keep New jorsoy pollution 

from wracking what's loft 

ol the New Jersey environment, 

but when, numerous 

other states icnd alrborno 

pollution our way on the 

prevailing weit-to-east 

breezes, wo really are In 

tough shape. 

The lastest news ii that 

acid rain is attacking our 

ocean, It has already bean 

fingered <strong>for</strong> erasing sensitive 

ecosystems in northeastern 

lakes, eating into 

the metal of bridges (when 

will this be connected to 

New York City's current 

bridge problems?) and 

damaging <strong>for</strong>ests and 

oops. ; 

The Environmental 

Defense Fund in a recant 

study added add rain to 

sewage and agricultural 

runoff as the chief causes of 

degradation of Atlantic 

Ocean water along New Jersey's 

shoreline. We've 

known about the latter two, 

and that it's up to the Garden 

State to deal with them. 

But now a persuasive 

case has been made. Relief 

may remain out Of reach 

until other states arc made 

to cut down on their production 

of add rain 

Such new perspectives 

keep coming along to further 

complicate what used 

to seem a simple problem. 

All we had to do to guarantee 

fishable and swimmablc 

waters by the early 1990s,as 

was being talked about a 

decade or so ago, was to 

provide sewerage <strong>for</strong> as 

many folks as possible. 

' This led to massive state 

and federal funding <strong>for</strong> 

regional sewer plants (extra 

large to accommodate as 

many people as possible). 

That's when wft began., 

learning thai eveiVtHing:' 

really is connected to eveiy- '' 

^ tlt&tg .--else, as' .Dr. •> Bdrry 

* Commoner kept saying. * 

where to go/ 

what to do 

a»«fcia n «•» on ««•» w w» 

special •vents 

Ocean City Pop Orchestra, William Seheible conductor 

appearing on the Music Her, 8 p.m, Sunday through 

Wednesday. Admission free on Sunday, $1 Monday- 

Wednesday. 

F«ko String Band appearing on the Music fist, 8 p.m. 

Wedneiday. Admission $5 adults; $2 children. 

Order of Eastern Star Friendship Chapter No. 175 

bazaar, Sports fc Qvic Center, 6th Street and Boardwalk, 

9 a,m. to 3 pm, Thursday. 

Co-ed voUsyball tournament, sponsored by Ocean 

City Recreation Department, 6th Street beach, Saturday 

and Sunday. 

Lyncourt School Orchestra from Syracuse, N.Y. 

appearing on the Music Pier, 8 p-m., Sunday. Admission 

at the door. 

Antique eraftbazaar, sponsored by Ocean City High 

School Parent Teacher Student Association, Sports k 

Qvic Center, 6th Swet off boardwalk, 9 ajn. to 3 pjn. 

Saturday. Open to the public. ; 

Miss Cape May County Pageant on the Music Pier, 8 

p.m. 

Philadelphia Accordion Orchestra featured on the 

Music Pier, 1:30 p.m. Sunday. _ 

waterbome pollution, we 

Even if all sewage were rendered pure enough to drink, development-caused learn mat our fossil fuel use 

runoff would still do in our dreams of swimmable and fishable 

m power plants and ears 

puts add rain in the sky, 

water in most places 

which comes down and 

adds to the junk washing 

More growth was money kept going toward runoff of chemicals, pesti- oprnent-caused runoff (or into our rivers and estuar- 

induced by the treatment paving the countryside. ddes, fertilizers and other nonpolnt source) pollution ies. At last we can a-ans- 

plants, emptying dtlis and 

surface pollution to further would still do in our<strong>for</strong>m 

air pollution Into 

oating away at environmen- Somewhere in men wedamage 

fresh and saltwater dreams of swlmmable and water pollutionl 

tally sensitive areas, Society learned mat moving all mat alike. 

fishable water m moat plac- The Environmental 

tried to give first priority to water far from its points of 

es. The <strong>for</strong>egoing also has Defense Fund study tellaus 

repair of city sewer sys- origin depleted aquifers Now we know that if all greatly increased flooding, that a quarter of the nitro-. 

terris, but the cities couldn't and streams, All the new sewage were rendered pure too. 

gen getting into estaurlne 

meet matching costs, so development guaranteed enough to drink, the devel- Now, as we correctwaters 

originates with add 

rainfall, irt true that nitrogen 

is a fertilizer which can 

THE SWB6T 5MEU. 

enhance powth In farms 

and <strong>for</strong>ests. But it's still a 

#3, l#, 

fertilizer when it hits the 

water, and once there it 

encourages more growth of 

vegetation. When the vegetation 

dies, its decomposition 

depletes water of 

dissolved oxygen, with fatal 

results to .shellfish and 

ofter marine denizens. 

Knowing about these 

things means nothing if we 

as a society continue to 

avoid facing up to the 

resulting issues. 

Our life in the fast lane is 

going to be, paid <strong>for</strong> by this 

and future generations 

unless we start to isolate the 

components of the problem 

and attack them at their 

sources. WL must make 

motorists, industries, electric 

companies and everyone 

else subtract as much of 

their effluent as is possible 

be<strong>for</strong>e sharing It with the 

rest of us. 

This means better controls 

<strong>for</strong> smokestacks and 

vehicles, wfth less auto 

travel and more mass tran* 1 

Ocean City Historical Museum, 409.Wesley Ave., 

open Monday through Friday, 10 ajn. to 4 p.m.; Saturday 

and Sunday 1 to 4 p.m. Guides will explain 

potato of Interest in each section and answer questions. 

Free admlSBlon. 

Ocean City Arts Center, 8601 Bay Ave., open B a.m. 

to 4 pm, Monday through Friday; SfcSO to noon on 

Saturday, A rotating mvltatlonai exhibit, aU media, 

entitled Country to Shoo, jearures guest artists. Betty 

Haggerty, David Marvel, David Nilouar, Ed Wismer 

and lyrm Webb, all of Ocean City, will be exhiblttai 

•"•^ July 23. 

card parties 

• Ocean City Card dub, Monday evenings at the 

Youth Center, 7 o'clock. 

Wyoming Hotel bridge games, 724 Ocean Ave, 

Mondays, 730 pjn. Proceeds benefit the Ocean City 

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Thomas Kean reoenUy. Thursday gave final House provided no funds 

LEGISLATIVE NOTES 

Salmon said the bill allo- approval to funding <strong>for</strong> <strong>for</strong> the study. 

cates $2 million to the New lertey •here project 

Department of Environ- pushed by Sen. Frank H, 

ALZHEIMERSDAY On June 28, the Senate source separation. 

mental Protection to Lautenberg, clearing; the LIBRARY SEEKS 

TREATMENT MOVES approved the measure, The bill would also set Improve en<strong>for</strong>cement of way <strong>for</strong> President Reagan's DISPLAY MATERIALS 

An Assembly bill mat which should alleviate a national standards <strong>for</strong> emis- laws which prohibit dis- signature. The final vote The County Library 

establishes an adult day county backlog of cases sions that incinerators send charge of pollutants into the was 91-3. 

seeking materials from indi- 

# Kris Tanaka of Ocean 

are center program <strong>for</strong> vic- which has increased 24 per- into the air during burning, 

ocean and waterways. Among the projects is aviduals 

<strong>for</strong> the display cases 

City has pined Sen. James 

tims of Alzheimer's disease, cent — the highest in the and set up methods <strong>for</strong> dis- 

Assembly bill 2852 was $250,000: Army Corps of in its, main and branch 

Hurley's staff as an admin' 

passed the Assembly last state -~ in the last year, posing of the ash residue 

part of a 14401, anti-ocean Engineers study of libraries. Persons who have 

isbmUve assistant. She will 

week by a 70-1 vote. according to Assemblyman —which is often,toxic — 

pollution package that sped approaches to limiting pol- Items they would like to 

assist the Senate minority 

"I can well understand Frank LoBiondo, 

remaining from incinera- 

through bom the Senate lution and storm damage put on display should call 

leader with work on con- 

the need <strong>for</strong> this type o£ 

tion. 

and Assembly in one hour on the shore. This study Anthony Forano at 465stituent 

concerns and legis- 

programr said co-sponsor LoBIONDO/COLUNS 

lative matters. 

Ed Salmon. "My father suf- BILL FOR OYSTERMEN JURY DUTY WOULD the day be<strong>for</strong>e Labor Day. was authorized last year 1040 or -1041. Currently the 

"As a resident of Ocean 

fered from Alzheimer's dis- Gov. Thomas Kean has BE ASSIGNED SENIORS 

under resolutions spon- wood carving folk artistry 

Gty, Kris is quite familiar 

ease and I've seen the 

Cape May County Sheriff LAUTENBERG SHORE . sored by Lautenberg and of Clif<strong>for</strong>d Spalding conUn- 

PROJECTS CLEARED the late Rep. fames unes on display, at the main 

tffi issues concerning the Kris Tanaka impact it has on both the prifltions bill, spoonsored 

people of Cape May Coun- 

Victims and their families." Assemblymen Frank lent support <strong>for</strong> a Senate The U.S. Senate last Howard. However, the library until Aug. 5. 

ty," said Hurley, R-Cape/ tie City. She also gained 

The bill, which taps SI 

Cumberland. "A targe part experience working as an 

million from the casino rev- 

of her job will be helping assistant to the president of 

enue fund, now moves to statA ailing oyster fndus- <strong>for</strong> jury duty. 

people to cut red tape andthe 

Council <strong>for</strong> Democracy 

the Senate <strong>for</strong> consider- 

"Here in Cape May TODAY'S 

getting quick results in their in the Americas which, 

ation. 

"This legislatton putt the County, many senior citi- 

dealings with state govern- 

available federal funds mat zens have expressed their CROSSWORD PUZZLE 

be<strong>for</strong>e its dissolution, was 

ment. 

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ASSEMBLY OK8 

the state has received in the desire to serve on the jury, 

Tanaka is <strong>for</strong>merly on the Tanaka is a graduate of 

CAPEJUDOESHIP areas where they can do the but have not been called to 

sales staff of Baby's Grand OberUn CoUep, Oberlm, 

The Assembly last week most good," said LoBiondo. serve," said Plousls. 

"otel and Casino in Allan- Ohio. 

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Plousis is also calling <strong>for</strong> 

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Douglas J. Masi, the son The Cape Educational in Cape May County. If introduced bipartisan legis- SALMONS FIRST 

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years. 

Charles Fold of Brookhaven, Pa. works on the fine details of 

Right: The Smith, Doman and Funk families of Lancaster, Pa. 

l , prtorte Judging, 

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THE SENTINEL-LEDOER, OCEAN CITY, N.J. 

First prizs Mndieuiptlng winners in th§ family group division, pose with their creation. 

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Scott Czeiner of Ocean 

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jftUESPAY, JULY18;1988 

THE SENTINEL.LEPOER, OCEAN CITY, N.J. 

among scores of entrants, here are the top sand sculptors 

The dt^s first of two The winners by age cate- 9-12 yeaw - 1. Elizabeth ly), Canto and Doug fflmp- Czeiner, Ocean Cily, 2. Jim pa., honorable mention Bob \? 

sandscurpHng eonte&ti joy are: ^ ind Michael Moore Med- son, Chatham; ' • Muldowney, Exton, Pa.^ 3. Jones and Wendy Wilson, i 

scheduled <strong>for</strong> the summer, _ StoSyepfc'l. Matthew <strong>for</strong>d, 2, Matt Becker, U-ii yean • 1. Karen Mickey BisseLOveWrW^ft,, Jeremy, Pa., Patrice, Greg 

L srger, %an Qty, 2, Churchville Pa 3 Jim Wolfe Lansdale. P«., 2. honorable mention urtdi and Scott Baadte, Shipand 

CoUn McHale, puIWr West aiester Pa Greg and Brkm Jacobs, Mil- Smith, Arlington, Texas, pensbwg, Pa., David Oayto 

Public Rda" Av0C1 ' pft ' 3l Undsay and honorable mention Amy lvffle, 3. Frank Mnes and Frank Mueller, Sehnectady, ion and Craig Satterlee, 

jj Lawver Huntington Valley, Scott Jeter, Lahaska; honor- N.Y.- Richmond, Va. and Atlanta, 

Iphrata, Pa.. Jarred Harvey 

. sun, Kuiiuigiuu, 1»., uuu and Michael Zopa, Ocean --._---... - 

cek and Shannon Grill, PhU- Altee and Mike Walsh, Qty, Maureen Morlath and McRobWe, Fort Washing- Smith, 

ol sculpting masterpieces at adelphia. Pa., Beth Huntlngton Valley and JennlteJanioi,Smlmtewni ten. Pa., 3, Barbara Adey 

the !2th Street beach. Parasmo, Semen Point- Ablngton, Pa, (respective- Single add! • 1. Scott and Eniie Ross, Ambler, 

Director emeritus Ruggieri returns; 

Pops goes on the road to Margate 

By ED WISMER knowledge it was a tot <strong>for</strong> bom men very much and tag number of the second There are only two Pops 

On Sunday night director *? modem i ^P 8 " . . respect *«ir a*stry. half of flie program, nature concertsremainlng thli 

-emeritus Prank Ruggieri ft was also a smash hit, William Mayo, resplen- provided a dander und week. The usual Wednes- 

with in orchestra aug- dant in white tie and*tails blifcren obligate to the more day night final concert has 

and a fuU head of wavy hair itirring parts of Victor Her- been pre-empted by a Rota- 

anee on 

season, 

g his 

the Atlantic ftow I envy Wm), may have bert favorites. At <strong>time</strong>s »e ry-spmsored appeannce of 

beloved Ocean City Pops. 

Musician*! Union a surname that sounds Uke lightaung and thunder was the Ferko Stttag Band of 

He was loined by soprano 

y 

taftto tlurd season atthe 

dou8l y provided by Presl- an Irish county but his Neo- so on cue it sounded is Mummers Parade fame. 

Toiua Tecce who madi^her denl George Fcfnano, and poUtan sob would do credit though Ruggieri had The pier offers something Bob Bell received a 

Music Pier debut six years fine per<strong>for</strong>mance by Pops to a Sorienttno. He offered a gained conwr over fte ele- to everyone or as Mozart plret of the 'Wllk during 

ago under me baton of Wg- PJSJ 81 W^y UhUfi on a weU sung Agnus Da by ments as weU as the orehes- putit.asi/BBiytM. |Mt wtik.§ 6Sndseulpting 

girt, » ^ unfamiliar^Tender 8teet m i 0 Sol, Mio in tea. mWimerhmOmnCity contest, rto brought tht 

' The other soloists of note f 6 5 ,! more which he sounded verj The John Bum from flrfW whg Mehm wha ^ w§a <strong>for</strong> th§ §v§nt m m 

# were tenor William Mavo than rose to the challenge. . much at home. faua Khachatunan • Gagtu «jjtaUM muchathome. m aca ^ 

cinrirta lAwaara ann 

Maestro Ruggieri had 1 * featured great work 

were pier tenor and local wuuam bass ««yo, and Tho Pnna d t waa * V(WU woj, „„..„ d h B,,..I.J U*A ih BÎ^ b in^,Â iit »««• Flonce U,%A avtqum. hlortaa lb years ago. 

recelved at *• outdoor opmed me prc^m wi* by percussionist Flerenoe 

• choraldirector Paul McKay amphitheater by concert orchestral selecdons from Ierardi on xylophone. Local 

"' Be<strong>for</strong>e getting to the meat ^ u ^ w md a wedlttble Giuseppe Verdi's La Trnvi- bass-baritone Paul McKay 

wife,Anne. 

toric ou^-towT engage- m weM rewarded 

three seltcttdni in sequence. 

Ws Tonia Tecce keeps Btr Abendstern from Tanexpanding 

her repertoire nhauser was followed by *f Radio 

wltt» and displaying artistic the spiritual Betp Rfcer and E 3"'j!P* tl 

ment oUvid Ud bv b tt me PTOS*UI P i an excepHonal per<strong>for</strong>mance growth. Her Bepuis It /TOP Hew Gnat Thou Art, all weU TO«O 

fronlJofLucv *eMareate by *• orchestta and Ocean from CharpenHer's Louise song wlm great sonority. 

1 Hipnhant last fhursdav dry's °wn diva, Nancy Fox was an ambitious departure The finale was a Gershwin 

Kiephant.iast itiurBflay^^ McNBmae ^hoge ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ m medl6y wMch m s ^^ 

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HORSE SHOW, FAIR about the event but would 

SEPT. 30-OCT. 1 risk slighting this week's 

The seventh annual horse per<strong>for</strong>mers who more than 

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Shore Memorial Hospital, is 

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Row Equestrian Center, stro Ruggieri wielding his 

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Don Johnson of Johnson's Electric presents the $50 

prize to winner Frances Grammel of Ocean City. 

photo by Peter Mncphwwn 

Doris Gaunt, lift, a visitor in Ocean City, accepts $50 

prize from Valeria Jernte, owner of The Sweater Bin. 

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Tempting turkey recipes from 

man synonymous with chicken 

CVS 

phois by Peter Mocphenon 

Uia Esposito, letj, (eceives her $50 pnze from Jean 

Gemunali, manag.ryM.Rlwes.;. » >r •> •.____.*! 

photo by Paler MMphMS!) 

Kathy Qlseson accepts $50 tor wlnnsr Marlon Herman 

of Briganline from William Gleeson, owner of Gleeson's 

TV. 

photo by Pt/M MacpttfrtW!' 

Jean Milano, left, accepts the $50 prize <strong>for</strong> her daugher, 

Teri Clark, of Ocean City. Presenting the prize is Jill Jeffries, 

manager of Island Wicker & Cane. 

Rich Hoch, owiwref Thomasywretergwinte,^ toe 

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Frank Perdue recently of Al Porno and Lucky's 

hosted a barbecue in New Restaurants in Providence, 

York City's Tavern on the grilled turkey pizza; Allza marinated turkey club mixed; whisk in herbs_Add 

Green Central Park restau- Green and Alison Barshak sandwich by Jeffrey Buben turkey; marinate m refngerrant; 

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phia, oak-smoked turkey the pizza topped with ««§ht. 

This <strong>time</strong> turkey was the breasts; Jeffrey Buben of the tomato sauce and turkey F^P* outdoor gnUto 

main course. 

Occidental Restaurant and sUces by johanne KUleen poking or prehea brodtr. 

"Turkey is a great food Gril] Room in Washington, and George Germon of Onto turitey; bro.l cr gnU 

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and convenient," said Per and Todd English, Mich- along the above recft, ""««« 

due. To prove his point, ela"i in Cambridge, Mass., 

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outdoor grilling talents, samic/ginger glaze. 

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summer turkey recipes on Adding fun to tht festivi- 

classic Weber kettles. ties, Lord Qwally T, 

More than 100 food Gobbler, Perdue's official 

authorities, supermarket turkey mascot, greeted 

executives and other guests and mingled during 

invited guests attended the the two hour food test. 

;arden party at Central The growing popularity 

'ark and watched as the of turkey is due mostly to 

chefs prepared a variety of the availability of turkey 

diihes. "We have every, parts, said Perdue. And 

thing from smoked turkey since rite meat is nutritious 

to turkey meatballs, even and extremely low in cho- 

turkey pizza." he said. lesterol and calories, it fits 

The chefs and their or- well into today's eating patations 

included: Richard tern. 

Moonen of the Chelsea Two of ttie many dishes 

Central in Manhattan, served, which were among 

wood-grilled brochette of my favorites, included 

m M f slde ° r 

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(continued tnm pagt 1) they looked Uiaj debutantes 

lovely bayfront home, then On their way to » waterfront 

they departed, coming out party. 

By the boatload went City it was windy, but parade 

Council, parade grand mar- director Dave Window 

shal Rep. William Hughes didn't mind, 

and hit guesB. the Ocean «Aj long as it's sunny, I 

City Chamber of Commerce have no problem whatsboat, 

a boat <strong>for</strong> Mayor Roy over," he said, dividing his 

Gillian and Sen. James Hur- attention between a nosy 

ley and a boat <strong>for</strong> city reporter, and transmission! 

gwsts. crackling over his walkie- 

They took their place at talkie from one of 14 parade 

the head of the parade. patrol boats. 

Miss Night in Venice Fourteen boats, peopled 

Judy Ann Kolea and her by 40 volunteers, kept the 

court east off in their own participants and the spectaboat. 

In their pink and blue tor fleet sorted out, pieBng 

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judges stand by 7:45 after, a 

6:30 start. 

After the armada of offi- 

cial boats passed, it was 

Ocean City's own Miss 

Now Jersey Trida Bowman 

leading the way, winning 

applause from the crowd. 

Behind her a larger-thanlife 

crown caught the carlyovening 

sunlight. 

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most popular theme of this 

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It was the animated Cali<strong>for</strong>nia 

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the two-hour parade was 

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Apparently the humansued 

raiiins dandng to 

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them were prize winners. 

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ing Day parade, which black bow ties and lean than expected. 

Nostalgia themes from It looked even more like urged people to draft the bodies depicting an imagi- From the judges' area, the 

the '50s wore popular and me real thing when smoke pooch <strong>for</strong> president. nary companion pageant to Guard's rigid inflatable 

among the oldies favorites spewed out the bade If they had a category <strong>for</strong> me venerable Ocean Qty craft was seen along with, 

blared were versions of If you view Night in Ven- most apropos, it might go tradition. 

the faa-Uar 41-foot utility** 

"Let's Co to the Hop," i« themes as sljms of the to the boat "Century 21. There was a ipoof on the boals. 

"Under the Boardwalk;' ^4Wmes 

consider these: Turning Ocean City into upcoming elections with And one of the Coast 

and "Lollipop." 

Sewer Buster, i two-boat Gold." Cobs affixed to the die M presidential candi- Guard's sleek new jet-pow- 

The musical theme was warn featured a 21-foot boat side and a large treasure dates also called "here ered helicopters screemed 

taken to the limit with a fuU and a lOrfoot kayak asking chest overflowing with jew- comes die downs," with in, out of die south, <strong>for</strong> « 

tugboat, the Lydia Ann us, "Who you gonna call? els, depleted Ocean Oty*s several people in clown satisfying fiyby over the 

crammed wift a score of Sower Buster! 

biggest dollar generator — suits and someone in a just-<strong>for</strong>ming procession. 

Philadelphia Eagles cheer, And on the unhappy sub- real estate. 

George Bush mask. New Jersey State Marine 

leaders gyrating on two levject of ocean troubles was There were many boats Throwing things from the Police also had at least two 

els, a 1965 red Mustang the boat entitled "Fishing in with Irish themes. Among boats was a popular way of vessels in the water. ^ 

convertable and enough New Jersey," featuring a them, were titles, "Whan getting attention. 

musical wattage to smother seaweed-covered Neptune Irish Byes are Smiling," A number of the CaUfbr- From the bay, boaters 

all conversation within 100 next to a sign "What hap- "Wearing of the Owen" nia raisin boils threw boxes spied elaborate celebrations 

feet. 

pended to my ocean?" and the "©"shin City Jig- of raisins to the crowd on with die best set decora- 

But Saturday's parade Decor included a metal gers," 

shore. Others threw Fristions this side of Holly- 

showed it's the small boats drum tagged "toxic There were at least two bees.wood, 

that hold the real charm of waste"_nd a man holding a parocUes of As Trump Prin- One pontoon boat earned As was expected, several 

the parade, and pose the bag of trash. 

ems, Donald Trump's multi- low marks tar releasing red homes paid homage to Bud- 

greatest challenges to those It was met with a mixed million-dollar mega yacht. white and blue balloons welser or some edier beer 

who have loss footage and, reaction from the crowd They were just two of many from their Disney theme Interest, But flus year mere 

in most cases, fewer bucks crammed at the lattersea examples of sparkling good boat. 

were also several tributes to j ^ 

to work with. 

Road streetend. They were humor, 

"Anybody who let bal- die Olympics, and even 

Chris Bernabei's 18 footer the exceptions to the rule of 

showed you don't noed size fun and good cheer. A play on fashion was the loons go got thumbs 

to impress; Its (homo sent a Perhaps the cheeriest 

"tody Glove Bimbos vs. the down," said Linda Tunney, 

surge of patriotic fooling were the Spuds McKenzie 

Basle" BlktaL" 

a Surf Road resident who 

through the crowd with 

And good <strong>for</strong> a chuckle 

watched the parade with 

beer-toting hound. Includ- 

"The Space Shuttle Discov- 

were a reenactment of the 

her husband, Ed, their two 

ing one inflatable version, over-hyped Tyson Spinks 

young children, and their 

about 15-feet tall, as though fight and "Mr. Night in 

friends, John ond Paula 

from the Maey's Thanlugiv- Venice," shirtless men with 

Waddell of Dallas Texas. 

"It looked good but it 

Warren North 

didn't cut it with us * she 

said, complaining of the 

environmental impact of 

the balloons. 


Overall, the parade got 

high marks. 

7th St. & Bay Ave. Phone 399-2936 

One Ocean Qty resident, 

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every parade, called It "one 

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Another one may have 

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one house hung huge sunglasses 

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back bay with die sign 

"Own City through rose 

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There were also several 

clown themes, widiout any 

particular reference to anybody. 

There weren't many 

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threw a party <strong>for</strong> 

'•Mayor Goode's prison 

rejects," a reference to die 

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Even a couple of empty 

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Supposed stock brokers A 

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mom 1 IN VENICE 

(continued torn previous page) 

Several houses'used a WhUe one boat judged winners'. 

play on wads <strong>for</strong> iheir 

Musical under 24': 1, Club/Commerical over Best of Stow under 24': 

the houses, one house 

BOATS 

themes. There was the 

Under The Boardwalk — 24'i 1. Pirates Will Protect 1. Night in Venice 30 Years 

judged them back. Tho Most Orginal under 24': 

medieval "Knights in Ven- 

Mif lomania, 2. Margari- Your Treasure — $m RoUtr, Ago—Flounder Pounder, 

"unofficial" judges held up I. Phantom of Grand Ole 

ice," and two had a "Night 

tavUle — Big Jta, 3, Cats — Club/Commercial under 

numbered signs, awarding Oprey — AUons, 2, Sewer 

oft the NUp" theme. A cou- 

Gistttu, 

24*i 1. Classic Artists of the poos 

them low scores. . Buster, TonrCaffrey, 3. 

ple of other homes bathed 

Musical over 24*i 1, Cali- SO's ariid fiffs — lyia Ann, Longport Bridge to 8th 

The bay was Jammed Sower Buster, Tern Caffrey, 

boats in bubbles with tho 

<strong>for</strong>nia Raisins — lingoes, 2, 2.LaBamba — StmgRay.i. Street, including North 

with vessels all night, creat- Most Original over 24'; 1. 

machine Lawrence Welk 

Irving Berlin's America — Berger Realty; 

Point Lagoons I. Gilligans 

ing some havoc. One of the Swanoe River Boat — 

used to use. 

Anything Com, 3. Salsa Sum- Best lighted under 24': L Island, 202 Bay Road, .2. 

larger entries lost steering Nasuma, 2. Memories mer — Dr. Bans. Summer <strong>It'</strong>s a Bloomin Summer — Seeing Ocean Clry Through 

If there were ono, anand 

on one engine navi- —Duke if. Flute, 3. Stock Mummer, — Miss DIM Mmtschel, 2, Fishers Rose Colored Glasses, 21 

award <strong>for</strong> most elaborate gatod through the 9th Swet Market Crash — Delphmus, TowHsends Met, honorable QtMim —The King and 1,3, Bay Road, 3. This Bud's For, 

coUaboralion would go to drawbridge, nearly hitting 4. Ms. Caruso and Her Man mention; ^ Night in Venice 30 Years 401 Bay Front; 

the four or five houses in the side. 

Friday — TheTriplfE; Comic Over 24't 1, In The Ago — FbunitrPoundir, Snug Harbori I, Just 

Snug Harbor whidi shared Weaving in and out of the Best Decorated under Beginning — Claire Mue, 2. Best Lighted over U*i 1. Clowning Round, 2, South 

a "ûth of the Border" lagoons provided a new 24'i I. Good Ship LoUy Pop Mother Goose — Atlantis, 3, Lots of Ughts - Matt A of ttie Border, 

motiff. Ono house had theperspective 

of Ocean City — Tall (Mar, 2, The Space New Years Celebration — Dream — Cape Island Yacht 

actual party, while houses <strong>for</strong> some, 

Shuttle Discovery — TheFuh 

N Fun; 

Sales; 

Ninth Street to 1640 Plea- 

be<strong>for</strong>e it announced it and a "You're gonna hive to Coffc Sam If, 3. rfs A Small Comic Under Uh 1. Par- 2. Atlantic dry Memories 

sure Avenue: I. (bunted 

house after it told boa tors run <strong>for</strong> president," the cap- World —Fflm%Tto; ody On Donald Trump — — Corolyn Ann, 3. Blue 

Castle, 1342 Pleasure,- 2. 

that they've drifted past it. tain of one boat told Gillian. Best Decorated over 24'; 

Moon — NorJsBB- Presidential Circus, 1506 

Marina Mews' colorful "1 didn't know there was 1, Cinderella — Bat Boat, 2, FaMy Me, 2. Cajlfbriua Rai- Best of Show over 24'.* 1. Pleasure, 3, taner Spice in 

display, "Ifs a Small World this many people in the Pretty In Pmk — No ProWon sins — Boat #W 3706 FF, 3. Atlantic aty Memories -- Venice, 1544 Pleasure. Hen- 

After AU," stretched over whole world." 

, 3. Century 21 — Gold — Bite In Venice — DiggersCarolyn 

Ann, Cape bland orabie mention — Surprise 

two buildings. 

Following is a list of the Turin Scnnij; 

Delighti 

Yacht Sales; 

Party, 1624 Pleasure. 

INCREASE 

(continued bora page 1) Local projects planned, the American Water Works 

and lilted in the petition, Company, the nation's larg- 

means a water bill increase, 

include several new wells est investor-owned water 

<strong>for</strong> the "average" customer, and pumping facilities in system, according to Car- 

from $47,08 to $57,47 per 

penter, 

quarter, according to Car- Cape May and Aflanttc The company services 

penter, A customer :...--- who 9J 04000 i 108 

m ' " d Houses yr , 

48 W. l«h Street to 217 1 Walnut. Road to 2020 

W. 17th Street: 1. Ocean 

City Welcomes Mayor 

Goode's Prison rejects. 46 

W,. 16th Street, 2. A Black 

Tie Affair, 8 W. 16th Street, 

3. The Death of St. Elsewhere, 

36 W. 16th Street 

Honorable mention — 

Ocean City Dyna-Scal, 4 W. 

16th Street; 

242 W. 17th Street to 33 

W. 18th Street: 1. Bedrock 

on the Bay, 180 W. 17th • 

Street, 2. Magic Kingdom, 

44 W. 17th Street, 3. Made 

in me USA, 21/23 W. 18th 

Street; 

63 W.18lh Street to 1900 

Bay Avenue: 1. Hawaiian, 

2«laysh-re12.AMghton 

the Nile, 261 Bayshore, 3, 

Ocean City Bandstand, 283 

« eofptw- 294,000 customers in 108 

pays ys annual sewer bls M. of of «ed cuswmer records sys- communities acwss the 

comnmnltie8 

S242.S8 $242.58 would pay S227.96 $227.96 ttm. ._,_,,_„,„.„, 

flC,oss the 

state, and serves 43,000 

^nnn-,». 

cus- 

instead, she said. 

New Jertey-American tomer accounts in AUannc 

Water Company, based in and Cape May counties. 

Uawood, is a subsidiary of 

— LeeSteele 

HIGH SCORERS 

IN POINT CARDS 

High scorers July 13 during 

play at the Somers Point 

Seniors Card dub were, in 

pinochle; Martha Akerman 

595, Eve Savage 538, Rose 

Bremme 516; in bridge; 

Mary Gibson 3,480, Eleanor 

Strtek 3,050, Anne Bush 

2,990, laet Hollander 2,730. 

; 

Glenw(>od Road; 1. The 

Great Western Round Up, 

57 Walnut, 2. Pretty in Pinlc,. 

7 Walnut, 3. Ctocus, Circus, 

25 Walnut, Honorable knention 

— Night on the Nile, 5' 

Walnut Road. 

Mariana Lane to Tennessee 

Aye. Boat Ramp: l..Circus, 

Circus, 2104 Bay' 

Avenue, 2. Gilligans Island, 

15 Gilbert Lane, 3. Golden- 

Girls, 9 Kingston, Lane, 4. 

' Singln' in the Rain, 6 Carolina 

Avenue; 

Waterway: 1. Gtandmom's 

Summer Camp. 

alti!-' 

UURA MARIE II 

W Tula «M) tMrgOM

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Akdvertlumtnts <strong>for</strong> these columns should be in the office 

of Tht Sentinel Ledger NOT LATER THAN 1 P.M. MON- 

DAY FOR TUESDAY PUBLICATION AND » PM 


S99-M11 

One Time, 6 line^ or less .,,.,..,.,..,, ,. M.je 

(S3' per line exceeding 6 lin*t) 

Ad Running t Consecutive Times. 

with 6 lints or less ................ 4. tM.M 

Ads Requiring Box Number SI .00 additional 

niith Street, Ocean City, N J 08m 

Professional Services General Merchandise Real Estate Sale Summer Rental 

Lost and Found Help Wanted 

HOUSIDLgANMQ • two quick *!Nam 

woman wB nleva you 6! trausawerH. ln- 

parMnM. wtti Mmahem. Cal im- 

rVQ OJANINQ • Prtwia homH Brt 

naw MtittiBtM, yew rauM rwidenn 

praisnw)- RaaMnitM nw, can om, 

Mm 

RBJABU RnotNTULiUANIrW 

SEBVKt . Sat your rtionar* mum 

•long with fia qMSlliy »u «int. Sow 

MUM • 609-628-30! 8 V«v!«in« O C ft 

Upper TowntMp tnM Iw aw 4 yam. 

RaNnneallDprovBRi 

RELIABLE TRUSTWORTHY YOUNG 

WOMAN • to ao light MUMHM. cman- 

na of ranM, M hr an «•• 

FOUND • Brawn mvwr Glna Hair •ryi- 

To cfSJm.csJ 399-3117, 

•LOST • TINA imal! i IB M U Vertd* 

TMt, vtdnlty aid Si, * Booch. SurMiy 

ntght. mot maalaMn ImmMUtgly. 

Plata* nHum 10 91 i Psnnlyn Wane, 

JB»RiWM»D 

Help Wanted 

AOTIVB HEAL I8TAT1 • offlcs hu lull 

lime opining tor oipenoncsd Msftlsry. 

Resoit raal uwta t*p»rtan sralirrtd. 

Call mutBgar tor appolntmant, 389-882? 

AMIITrOga, RILIABLE, LICENSED 

• COSMOTOLOGlST • with or Without fol- 

lowing, win train. Alto need •hsmpoo 

sanon. For sppolntmem call m-iMi 

' CAREER OPPORTUNITY • tar In Mpe- 

rttncad lytjsb wrtm a good tilaphorw oar- 

- untiiiy. Tna CMC. Co, it a naw Mil- 

neit In MtmiBrs, NJ. This opining can 

lead lo a vary ruponHMa pMitlon. Call 

ui builnni heurt, no-nu. 

CHURCH ADMINISTRATiVB SICRI. 

f ARY • 9-1. Man,- Frt. Csmputar/Ward 

Procesior eat typing; Mary and Bane- 

nit: CsJI 399-MM, or Wills El. Petan 

UM6, P. 0. ton 782. Owen City. NJ 

i : 

OOUNTSR HELP • Dell part lo handle 

' WiMcn maWng In SsulMnd, Shoud M 

dspsndnMii anl parssum. Eicsilont 

wMWngcondllom. Call 308-9635. 

! DOOTOHB ASSISTANT • Famato, a 

diyt, Mondiy, Walnnday & Friday, 

Vtar round position. 8:45 AM B 5:15 

PM. PMMani pwunalliy. Will train Call 

6W-62I7 tor Ihletvlaw. ideal tor Houia- 

ESTABLISHED OCEAN CITY • real «• 

lam Him leaNng •ggnnilvt, msMlad 

BrBkaMtjMpenwn win oiporlsncs to 

managa huty Dftneh olflee, Salify rûi 

•iFISHERMIN MAWNE ilOLOQUT • 

^ pan Ume » Intarvlaw mirina racreallonal 

tHhormon. Musi ba able to Identify «a)l 

WUtr flsh lo iptein lovel, Waakand 

. work raqulrad. to hourly plui mllaaga 

j and aipaniM. Call 600-732-1002. 

ft FLANDERS HOTEL . has opening lor 

"lina cooh. Cornaci Mr. Qailar or Choi 

Keami, M9-1000. 

FULL AND PART TIME WORK AVAIL- 

ABLE . Doing Lawn Cars Work, Good 

|ob ler local Megs •tudinii. Call 927- 

CLEANEH |l 

Part-<strong>time</strong> <strong>for</strong> Cleaning 

Muit have experience and 

7-22 

HArea Supervisors 

Wanted 

Ocsan City Area 

CHRISTMAS AHOUNDfflE 

WORLD 

(unit ler Muni 

Train rig Oiu* M m 

1 lUifllh, •ihTilh 

p horn* new through 

,^-.,»..,,—ly pay, No Invaitfnini, 

traa tnlnlng. No ulllng MOHMiy, 

8/2 

Call lor local Intarvlow 

794-3S75 

LANDSCAPpRS 

Now Hiring Again 

Yaung, amblUous, hard 

VwrWng people, ASAP High 

f»ty\ PLUS O.T, Plua 

Bonusosl 

N.J. Drtvor's License , 

II posslblo 

926-0703 

7/18 

!• 

SSExtra Cash 

Christmas Around The 

World 


ta 

now ufflM ( ~- 

Call fm tectl MtMrn 

794-3575 

OAROENEf) UNO LAN03CAPER. Ms 

IMHIM), daptndabla, fun tlma, now fwu 

NavtmDar. Drtvsrt icanaa, maim 

mkidtrJ panoL Kan aouflMrd UndKMp- 

mj3a»2e89 

GET PAkO • taf ratrJng boow, «100 par 

tM«vWrttrPAB£-C2S1S,iei8 Una* 

M8URMWE dALES' Radrad UMnttd 

Ag«M B Discount 

puartadt Mrjlu • Sana & Mat, SO* 

off UMd. 1S% a!i new batnaMra. Trie 

Bookman Two, Iith * Attury, O.C. 

MM111, 

FOn SALE • UKN, knaataM, M l 

condition. Also. Mtar tabte. clrcutar, TO 

MMMea 

GORGEOUS . EHnlng Room Stt.TiBar 

On*. 4 Man, DM hat 2 Mvss, Cniig 

CMal BaMM, aaUne I1.3M Mial 

ua to eppradate. Uka Mm, Must call 

l. Far rtiora m<strong>for</strong>maton. ou §§?, 

BAY UJJB CONDO. a Mm, 2 Mtia, 

e*. MM, Mi, w/tny vlsw, two-car pam- 

Ino. pool. Fumlum nagatUla. 

tus.ooo. Two yaart fraa nngs my- 

manl wsatnamam By s*pL atjflv iai- 

6S4-9316. 

CALL FOB VOUB imiE DmeeroBy- 

at Harm and PropenKs Hvaiiabte 

trvsugMut rha Jsnay ihsra, (SMI W4- 

jaxiCenn.^-Jt panda W Hanoi, Re- 

afer. 

COMXJ • modem one bedroom. Nasr 

boacti and bosnlwalK. A fun sUad apan- 

mont Oardan SWa Realty, i»i and Aa- 

bury Avanua. SN0N, 

FOUR • I bdrtn- conoco. kidtvldual gas 

hoi watw IUHI, mm ML, oiormo-pono 

io-i)iot«, 

depth-finder, alarm lyilem, full canvas, 

v berth Juai reducsd to $3,050 tor quick 

aala Call 398-11677 after 6 PM or 215- 

878-5320 

FORMULA '84 - ID'S- Bow Rldtr ISO h p. 

Evtnruue, llhs new condition Low hours, 

mini KM H0.O00 Call 71^-533-7430 

wwkdayt, 009-390-6613 watlwnda. 

FOUR WINN3 1807 - 22S Sundowner, 

Mara. 200 I/O Fun canvas, compajt, 

VHF, low hours. $18,000. C*ll 398-4207. 

GUEST HOUSE • Consisting gl one 

bdrrn, apt, 4 laparata cs 

prtvaie MUM, ovorslz 

fias.ooo. call Help-tJ-Soll, 

398-0300. 

LEU MONEY. Mere House. Molhrtrted 

sellers roduce prlcas drMlkslly In Soulh- 

am Ocean County Call (or llsllnos Cai 

Ua Realty (609) 361-6200 or Toll Fraa In 

NJ 1-fl(W-322-ue01 

MALLARD ISLAND - 2 bedroom ranch 

often beautiful bay view, 1 bath, end 

nice Mohan area. 194,800 otoa B0&- 

607-2323 Century 21 Parade ot Homes, 

Realtor 

•Ma • Homos, Apartmona, OmtA, 

Mandnl Had Eslfljo (S09) 4tt2-225« 

(0O8)49t7371 (60S) 404-3773. 

LEEWARD NN BED AND BREAKFAST 

•2bdrm,aplav«Jl6rjlowoeWy»ndroornt 

avalteWs dally. Cat 301-1419 or 200- 

041B. 

LONG BEACH ISLAND SUMMER 

RENTALS • SUH evullablo. Fall rentals at 

roducsd nlea. OU Ldckay Really. Inc. 

Broker, Ship Bottom • MMtMiii, 

Beach Haven • 609-482-7000, Harvey 

CedBrt 609-404-6500. 

NEW EFFICIENCIES -24 luxury enV 

dency sulles. NlfwWy. £44 pertons, 

iOO ft, B bBachAxWalk, healed pod, 

park, alevanr, maid service, Htehant, 

VCR » 2 TVs, laundry, phone, cwdll 

cards. Also, 1 full teanirt guoet ft apt, 

hou»m, 200-700 ft, la beaA, Andrew 1 * 

Inn & Colony, 1330 OeMn Ava, 309- 

2410, 

NOflTHIND • Bayfronl taury 

pool. air.! bdrm.. Stall, tlavHBf, 

ny. Avall»blo from MSM, aumr 

yearly lonanl. minimum ori« mown. Rea- 

balco- 

aumrner Sr 

R 

OCEAN CITY - 2900 block Central Ava, 

!0O' to beadt, tpacloui 1st door, fully 

him., ilaeps 0. oil street parking, f495 

weekly. Call 218-477-4792. •• 

ONE BEDROOM APARTMENT - eleepe 

4,2 blocks to beach. Call 399-7352. 

MANAHAWKIN • 2 bedroom, 1 bath la- 

MANAHAWKIN ADULT CONDO COM- 

MUNITY • Fawn Ukes • Quad <strong>for</strong> 

SBS.OOO. or single <strong>for</strong> $110,000. Call 

CaiUo Really, ask <strong>for</strong> Kay Pellegrlno 1- 

8OM82 7031 orivea, (60S) 587-8452 

MANAHAWKIN - New oonitnjctlon. 3 

bedrooms. 2 baHis, 2 car garage, Oaa 

heat. Prtcod right 1130.000. Call Caslle 

Realty, Toll Free In NJ i-eOO-528-7631 

or(60g)D97-5!0O. 

MULTI-F/MILY BEACHBLOCK - greal 

Inoome producer, four apt», and 1 effl- 

clancy apL large backyard «nd eundeck. 

1275,000 Ceil Holp-U-Smi, Rsaliors, 

17 FT. • and 

e at All 8«*»onW«> 

* 1 ' Ma "" SL * woa 

NEW QRETNA - Woodland ranch, ahln- 

old. ipace <strong>for</strong> eipantlon, hardwood 

noon, icreaned porch, 3 bedrooms, 

qulol ilreel $87,500 Mlks 0.809-296- 

820O Century 21 Psrade ol Hornet, Be- 

HOSE 18 - wllh beach wheels, g 

condition, 11,300 Call see-3748 or S 

HOBE CAT 16' • (1078) Tequila tunnie 

' i Trailer and trailer box Unls 

I Call 263-8943 

NEWLY REFUflfllSHEO - Single family, 

3 bdrm., lv baths, gardens area. 

*149,000. Call Help4HKM. Realtora, 

3flfl300 

ODAY SAtEH 1B87 - ir, ilrlpftd main 

and lib tain, fueling lib, hinged mast, 

mite marina eqwuTpment and galnv 

nlied trailer UK* naw. »4500, Call 398- 

8577. 

V HULL 17" - 65 HP, oonvertiblo top, trail- 

er, good IWiIng boat %2fi00 Indudaa 

•Dp lor season. 1-215-449^371 altar S 

pjn 

Boat Slips 

LARGE BOAT SUP - Balance ol season. 

Call 3994074 or 399-4222. 

Peta 

MOtUCCAN COCKATOO • Tune, 

Cdmpllrflentary brochure of Homo <strong>for</strong> 

•ale In Southern Ocean County at trie 

Jeraey Shore. Can nowl Kan Dimiter Fto- 

alty(«09) 099-3343. 

OCEAN CITY - center dly condo 2 

bdrm, 1 bain, bHevel, rum, oA alreel 

pariiing, low condo fee $129,600, Can 

Hsrp-U-Sell, Raallon, 399-8300. 

OCEAN CITY - Duptan, 2 bdrm, I bath 

each floor. Huge wortuhop, new akllno, 

over-lraulited, «pptencM, double lot, 

*295,000. Call Help-U- Sell. Reallan, 

3994300, 

OCEAN CIIV - Second door condo, 3 

bdrma, 2 bath*, flreplaee, frqm and back 

porch**, off tmel paridng, qulei anet. 

NO condo fee. *i3S.eoa Aelp-Uêll, 

Raalt)rt,39»-t3O0, 

OCEAN CITY • mulll-famnV. ONal •> 

Mobil* Homes 

Tfilrtr-Park Haven 

M'mat 

•tm. 

Pool, XV* rrias la DHOH. EnWiwwt 

6II3M4669 

SAVWO SEILERS • Thousertde, Help- 

log salt homos <strong>for</strong> $3,450. HekrtJ-Sel of 

Ooean City, Reanora, 308-8300. 

SURF CITY • SoackM year round 

ranch, cto«» to beacft•*roMy' bod- 

raoms end eon IMplac*. U1O.OO0. 

80MB4-980a Century SI Pared* of 

Homes, Reat<strong>for</strong>, ' , ^ 

WftB TOWNSHIP •> Ona OttieU) (M- 

tag* In Tucfcanoa. Paifeel hr summer re- 

treai or someone handy. JIM reducM M 

$59^00. Cal Hager Real Eltaw, ReM- 

waooTBoa 

Yearly Rontal 

Qtf Peps QtOm- 

tt, faahint« it iiitt 

Music Pier, 8 

CENTRALLY LOCA BrtM new Alcoholics Anonymous 

COW TWO iW*MM FUKNBHiB 

APT. • Un, manliroaji uSfJai. Cd 

NEW. 9 btdrgom, I Mh, End her, un- 

h p Jts, ttupUatfi 

bridge, you* caiter, 730 

pjn. 

rOMf DUPUX • M tar, MMdrH ctt- WBDNffiDAY 

Ferko Suing Band fea- 

tured on Ae Muric Hw, S 

pjn. Admission $5 adults; 

$2 children. 

Chess Club meets, youth 

center, 7 

NEW LOWEH LEVEL OUPtEX - «p«- 

Mui Ma area, 3 bedroom, i bail, 

haaifna and & soneraorang, 8BT*Qe, 

gteei loctDon. (1,000 per ma Anl 

Sept. 1, IBM, OH Oay 600^46-1034, 

evening and weekends aiB-647.1370 er 

60*399-4470. 

^.T^/p^rrUSy 1 ^'. ZoMg Board meeUng, 

up. 9994232, ——— 1 ~~" 

paS WAI storao* tsao monthly, r/s Inn, 7 p.m. 

pka uinea, can n»Mai, 

TWO BEDROOM APARTMENT • IMno 

room, kitchen, hoal Induoed. (S2S. 

mixiihty etui Electric 1 \fc moniln securi- 

ty. 434 fttbury Ave, e*J 201.1M$M 

fir —— 

UNFURNISHED . Ocoan Ctty/Mwmora, 

tarseooe bedroom. Qraundttoor apt. prt- 

viie drtveway and anMneej, w/w cer- 

pel no p.19 1475 manMy. CHI 3W- 

UPPER TOWNSHIP • Petertouro. Re- 

WS0 monthly. Call 482-1176 evenlnet. 

WANTED • REFSNED UNIOR CITIZEN 

• to occupy bremi now furnished 1 bdrm. 

condoi. m. WO, centrally loceiod. pn 

heal »60U plui utllliles. OrHy hur fed. 

Call38f>63it 

YEARLY RENTAL • Nonhend. 2 gad* 

room house. RotporatUs merried coupla 

prtferrerj, 1600 mo. Call 399*554. 

Rooms 

American Legion, Mor- 

gan-Ranck Post 137 

meetiiig, 14th Street and 

Haven Avenue, 8 p.m. 

Ocean City Humane Soci- 

ety meeting, youth cento, 7 

THURSDAY 

Order of Batten Star No. 

TO bazaar, Sports & Civic 

Center, 6th Street and 

Open to the public. 

Ocean aty-Upper Town. 

Alp Rotary Club meeting, 

PortO-Call Restaurant, 7 

EOONO ROOMS - seaaqnal. $70-78. 

Prlvaie bath, 1 

maid service. 

dally rooms (-. ... 

cayne Hotel, 81 £ Ocean Ava, 

JNO HUUMH - teawmai. rm-io. 

n« boih, color TV, rofrto,, paddnq. 

1 servtc*. cow WM. f 1BO aangnal. 

/ room! *2S42. Cal 309-1339. Blt- 

ONE BEDROOM APARTMENT - central 

kKattan, tun deck, 1 HocK from beach, 

alaepa 4. Weekly, f»0, avail, tintn and 

-OfS*pt.^»3S9B218ofn32-11J1 i 

ONE BEDROOM - epadoua apt, near 

beech and boardwalk. Large aun deck 

w/ocsan view. $600 per week. 412 

Corinthian Ave. 399-81M3. 

PARK PLACE • 2 bedroom apt, aeoom- 

modalea 4 washer and dryer Aval), 

weeki of Aug 20 and 27th f4667W1i 

Avail Sapt at roduosd rale Call 398- 

3860 

SEASON - z bdrm, itt fl, 4 houia* from 

the ocean {5.700. June 18 to Sept. 10. 

Robert L. Sharp Reallon, 2700 Asbury 

Ava orSSOTWailAve 

SEASON • % bedroom, Ural floor, wnh- 

erMryer. Available now thru Boot lOti 

Robert U 8harp Realtora, SS01 Waal 

Ava or 2700 Aibury Ave, 390-0/84. 

SEASON - 3 bdrm, iVi baiha One 

block la beach. t9,60O Auoutt Central 

Ave Corner wJoceai) view 3 bdrm, 2 

baiha. Call or vltn Hagar Real Eatate, 

RoaJurs, 34th SL A Haven Ava, 399- 

8822. 

SECOND STREET - beachblodt. * Bfl 

home, 2v> bath*, llv rm ,dln rm, kitchen, 

Am, utll rm, washer, prkg *7W) bH*kly 

1 BR collage, sleeps /, mo of Aug. 

fi(o0.n«wty (urn. Gou Realty, Realtor, 

3258 Aibury Ave. 399-2098 

SOUTH END • 2 and 3 badroorn cotiag- 

us, doss to b«ach. 197$ weekly. Ooaa 

Realty, Realtor, 320» Asbury Ave. 399- 

2om 

THHEE BEOflOOM • 2 iwy home. MOO 

WaeMy. First or tecond «., comer apt. 

$450 weekly. Ckwe to boacti. QOM Re- 

alty, RaaNora, 3261 Aibury Ave, 3gO- 

2098. 

TWENTY FOUR NEW • luxury efficiency 

aultee. NUyiMy, 2-44 pareona, 300 fL , 

tobeacrubdWalk,heaMdpooLpalKe)e- . 

valor, ffl»Wt«vfc*,VCB 4 2 TVs, tautv 

dry, phorw, credit cards. A>», 3 Ml f» 

lure guMl a apt, hou.ee, 200-700 ft» 

beasfi. Andrew* Inn & colony, 1330 

Ocean Ave. 399-3430, . t , 

TWO BEDROOM • 1 betn apametn, 

•leep* a, 1 UocKtoin 2MA Street beach. 

3 bdrnl 2 baft apt alatê 8 SoUOWctrJ, 

Aval. Season or MINeaMn. Cef ass- 

8219 or 389-2253. 

TWO BEDROOM APARTMENT • 

around foof, VA bkxw u beach and 

ROOM FOR BUMMER - tor raeponslUe 

girl, dose 10 Boardwalk, smaH refrigera- 

tor, microwave. Tv.Ctlt 388-3162. 

Klwanis Club meeting, 

Harry's Inn, 6 p.m. 

fiEASNAL n o t m n t m 

one block from touch, fMSonabl*, one 

or two beraona to a room, one douUe 

bed. share a bath, BSW TV, rsfnoimtor, 

$110 pwwssltamd up. Call390-1014 

Real Estate Rent ' 

FOR RENT • OafiMr dty location. Ap- 

proiL 800 eq. ft. oTDce spaca, parking, 

powder room, air conditioned. DeFranco 

Moore He T/A D. Allen Stretch Realty. 

800 Ocean Ave.. 301-O42V 

STORE/OFFICE - apace, 1,300 so, ft. 

central loctUon, air conoTOonlnfj. $1,000 

pha uinles. AvaMble k<strong>time</strong>dlaMly. Can 

HagerRaaieatala, Realtor, 300-1858. 

UPPER TOWNSHP • Cortlmefelal otfloa 

space on Rt. e, Marmora. 1.000 or e/»o 

sq ft. ayallable, Hwer Real EslatA Re- 

altor, 390-7800, 

Florida Real Estate 

STUART • HUTCHINSON BLAND - a 

Bdm. towntwuie, ooean access, pool. 

tennM. Monthr/iSeasonaL Cal 1-3D9- 

722-9208. 

Lots 

COMMERCIAL tOTS • Center . 

90x65', KOJOOO. 40xKC. 

V/rjritcss lin faxes (FIT) 

association meeting, 8th 

Street and Haven Avenue 

recreation center, 1:30 pjn. 

kvoe lot of 12DI116' or divide km 4 

Mpaoxlio' oommardel low, IS40.000 

<strong>for</strong> entire pkae, or JBOflOO per lot Cat 

Hetp>uî,rWiiin»,3OB^Baoa 

DIVORCE • Muet ael beautrM wooded 

lot Take over my paymena. POcooo re- 

crwaonal community. Poors, tennk). 

honee, aVSno, iv. houra tun NYC. Ai- 

ComplalMI Of 

discrimination In housing 

on tho basis of raca* 

color. cfsMd, anctttry, 

mojitol ilouu*. sax, 

handlcsp or perception of 

A handicap should be 

mad»byvtsmng!h»Ntw 

Jarasy Division on CMl 

Rights, 1648 AUantlcAVA. 

2nd Floor, AllarnlcChy, 

Now Jwwy 08404 or call 

(609) 4*1*100. 

LOTS FOR 8AU= • PooOOO MM, No 

rrBO«dowaTaWw*r payments. Bank 

r*poss*s*id lot Wooded vaMdott oom- 

rnurtty. Many anna, Cal Tom evenings. 

H717)«2«14- 

Public Notice 

Public Notice inTi? 

1tr»8ouh«»«Mrly 

AvWNJ* S70.(«M 

rrorn aoiaiimtalsny 

I «d4mdkn Somtv 

•rta at H«VM Awnt* iao fr# to rha 

WREASONABUI-3 tw*w)mt,2 tiku 

VERY REASONABLE -3 

bath « 

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SKATEBOARD. 

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25-40 Wds who linjgir 

11 pjn., said Costello, The 

ramp owner contests those 

numbers, • 

Costello. lives 70 feet trom 

die ramp, but depending on 

the wind, the noise of the 

skateboards reverberating 

off the wooden U-shipud 

ramp travels 200 feet, he 

claims. 

The ramg's owner, 15- 

year-old LM MacMillan, 

and his mother Ckire, eon- 

tend the complaints are 

exaggerated, and are the 

result of what ttjty allege is 

Costello's personal rjjas 

against teenagers. 

"He really hates kids," 

said Lee, insisting all skat- 

ing ceases when the Sun 

goes down. He doesn't light 

the ramp at night, to pre- 

vent skaters from using the 

ramp. 

His mother said that on 

only a few occasions wore 

there Wds past B o'clock, a 

<strong>time</strong> she said die kids sot 

themselves. 

Lee said that he and his 

friends muffled the noise 

coming from the ramp by 

stuffing it with rug rim- 

nants. Hi maintains that 

from Gostellp'i lawn, "you 

can hardly hear the ramp." 

Trie noisa doesn't travel 

past the opposite side of the 

street, where the neighbors 

live, the MacMUtans con- 

tend. Plus, their huge stone 

house, which sits on ISO 

feet of bayfront, used to be 

the Germantown Boy's 

Club, and is designed <strong>for</strong> 

entertaining up to 1,000 

people, said Claire. 

The MaeMUlans have 

lived there since July 1984. 

Leo and his friends buUt the 

homemade ramp last year, 

Costello said that two 

weeks ago he appeared in 

munifipfl court to com- 

plain, on the basis that the 

neighbor violated the noise 

ordinance, But he said the 

Judge referred him to civil 

court, saying he could not 

ATROCITY 


bridge when he vWe#uito 

the oncoming lane, itriidng 

theChevette, 

Vaul was discharged 

from the hospital Sunday, 

but police said he would be 

under a neurosurgeon's 

care, Vaul had no passen- 

gers. Police didn't know 

why the car lost control, 

and Dull said alcohol was 

"not involved, 

The tour teenagers In the 

Chevette were trapped in 

the vehicle until the jaws of 

life was used to cuf open 

the roof. They remain at 

Shore Memorial Hospittl 

The driver, Andrew J. 

Capuano, 17, of Abseeon, 

was in stable condiHnn with 

mto on [he matter. 

He gOt hmhgj, at Qjy 

Council Tuesday In a work- 

shop session, where Core-, 

oran waS instructed to draft 

• owfew ta «ai« <strong>for</strong> list 

nighfs regular meeting. A 

eurt©\y could be adopted by 

July 28, when the ordinance 

comes up far public hearing 

w»d f\sai adoptton 

Township may end up with 

two burning questions on ballot 

Le% vows that he and his 

Mentis will be thero. 

A group of about a down 

skatjfcoards appeared at 

Ceuitgji Thursday when the 

ordinance was introduced- 

"I don't understand what 

thi« ordinance is ail about," 

said Qne teen, fcdlke Hanlon. 

"I don't jump on people's 

property. I don't make any 

noistj," 

The f»up argued that 

tho aty should provide a 

plaorj <strong>for</strong> night<strong>time</strong> skate- 

boafdlng, pointing to 

municipal skateboard parks 

in other states. Mayor Roy 

GUliin said that years ago 

he h%d one, but liability and 

ins»jrariec made such a 

proposition prohibitive. 

Council President Jack 

Jones 1UM volleyball play- 

ers and isndscapers as other 

target of city resBfietlons, 

but said the laws are only 

en<strong>for</strong>ced when the police 

department hears com- 

n , we're not sin- 

you out," said Jones. 

U has so far reacted 

raby to the curlew 

idea, 

Costello brought with 

him ft petttton of 19 names 

of residents opposing the 

ramp. 

While he feels people 

aren't naturally inclined to 

complain, garnering signa. 

hires -was one of the easl- 

est things I've ever done in 

my life, said Costello, ' 

"We feel M though we 

dcservg a break," he said. 

— LeeSteelc 

multiple trauma, said a hos- 

^taaMokeMmrtaMwijMon 

K. Boudreau, 18] of Atlantic 

City, w»s also stable with a 

cot\cussion and multiple 

contusions, the said. 

Karlna Hofm, 17, of 

Absecon, was in stable con- 

dition with multiple trau- 

ma, said the spokeswoman. 

Annj Mette Haug, 17, of 

Abseeon, was in intensive 

care in critical but stable 

condition, said the spokes- 

woman. According to 

police, the youth was on a 

life support system, 

although the spokeswoman 

couidtv t eonf irm the report. 

The accident is still under 

invegtigatien, said police, 

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obituaries 

I Walter B. Van Sant, 95 

SOMKRS POWT — Walter B, Van 5ant, 95, died July 

13 at Shore Memorial Hospital 

Bom in Llnwood, he had been a lifelong area resident. 

Ib was a retired plumbing and hearing ranbrncttr, 

Mr. Van Sant was the oldest Uving member of Central 

United Methodist in Unwood and • delegate to the 

General Methodist Conference. 

Himi member of the AamHe County Mstarieal 

iSodety, Unwood Historical Society, the Methodist 

wren Historical Sodrty and At West Jenay GKJTC 

Assodaticm. 

Surviving are two sons, Wayne W. Van Sant of Somers 

Mint and John Kenneth Van Sant of Unwood; seven 

grandchildren; and six great-grandchildren. 

Service was Monday at Central United Methodist 

Quash. Burial was In Wands Central Camett^, Linwood, 

Arrangements were by the Panels Funeral Home, 

Absecon. 

Contributions may be made to the West Jersey Grove 

f Association Building Fund in on of the Van Sant Cam- 

Thomas G. Kelly, 60 

CHARLOTTBVILLE, Va., - Thomas George KeUy, 

60, of this city and <strong>for</strong>merly of Unwood, NJ,, died July 

14 in a local nursing home after complications from 

Alzheimer's disease. 

Born in Queens, N.Y., he lived in Unwood <strong>for</strong> 22 yean 

.be<strong>for</strong>e moving here in 1987, While living in Lmwood, 

FMr, Kelly worked <strong>for</strong> the Federal Aviation Administration's 

Pomona office as an electronics technician. 

Surviving are three daughters, Deborah A. Rathell of 

BalrJmoM, Md,, Kathleen M. Ke% of this dtyL and 

Nancy J. Ingram of San ftanclsco, Qilif,; one ion, Ttaottiy 

J. of San Diego, Calif.' end one iister, Kathleen 

OTarrell of St. Augustine, Fla. 

Arrangements are private at fte request of the family. 

Contributions may be made to the Alzheimer's and 

Related Disorders Association, P.O. Box 3257, CharlottesvUle.Va,, 

22903. 

'Eleanor S. Costa, 87 

NORTHFffiLD — ffleanor S. Costa, 87, of mdgewood 

Drive, died July 15 at the Atlantic City Medical Center, 

Mainland Division. 

An area resident <strong>for</strong> more than 50 years, she was born 

in Philadelphia. 

Public Notice 

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OF ZONING BOARD 

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: 

Pubtlo Noilca ta hsrsby glvsn ID all 

perton* that a PubDa Haaring was 

held on July 11,1088 el which hearing 

an «pp«cailon (or Side Yard A 

From VaH Varianom on Block 211 

UK 10 commonly known at 1 Bay 

AvsntM, Somore Point, Now Jerwy, 

vnu hoard. m: 

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which docklon Is on (He and aVallttto 

lor hspadlon In ths Municipal 

olllce, ol Somara 

eCSommPsIni 

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S«muuy to ihB Board 

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Thiiiah day rt July 'm 

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TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN 

Publlo Haarlnq waa halt) on July 

11, isea at which homing an appllcaion 

lor Uaa Variance a Pretml- 

,I»ry & llnal 8119 Plan Approval on 

"•^ck 1820 Lot 1 commonly known 

1 Holly Hin» Dr., Somara Paint, 

.. JW Jaraey, waa hoard 

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.*Wch d»(Sion la on He and avail- 

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New York to Phila, 

THE SENTINEL-LEDGER. OCEAN CITY. N,J, 

OC lifegu^ds among tops in triathlon 

ByBOBPUOH New York to Philadelphia to the sport, surprised and I think that helped me 

on bikes, running five milei everyone except himself by finished. It was lunV" 

PHILADELPHIA — Onalong 

Chesttut Street to the erosJing the finiih line in a Pugh and Desipio plan to 

the Fourth of July. Robert 

Liberty Boll, tossing your tie <strong>for</strong> 11th with veteran tri- compet» in Ae National 

Desipio stood near the Lib- cookiei would not come as athlete (and <strong>for</strong>mer OC lifeorty 

Boll in PhUadriphii 

much of a surprise. guard) Steve Mazurek. 

anxiously awaiting the Along with 200 other tria- "I worked very hard <strong>for</strong> 

arrival of his «on Robbie Jr. thlotes, Rob Desipio and this race," beamed Desipio. 

"He pronnlsed we that he Bob Pugh, both Ocean City "All those miles I put in 

wouldn't WiS hii OQOWBS Ufefuafds, took part in the during the last lew months 

be<strong>for</strong>e he crossed the Bensixth 

annual Liberty to Ub- have paid off. I had a strong 

Franklin Bridie," laughed qrty triathlon. Pugh, 25, a bike leg but when I started 

the elder Dislpio, Indeed, seasoned triathlete, cruised to run I couldn't feel my 

after swimming two milei to a third-place finish. feet. I guess they worked, 

around the Statue of Liberty, 

racing 100 mUes from 

Desipio, 23, a newcomer though. I made it to the finish." 

Pugh worked his way up 

front quickly after the 

PASTRY swim. t 

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SHOPPE away on the bike. It wasn't 

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The Ocean City Beach 

Pabol intrasquad two-man 

lifeboat championship will 

be tomorrow evening 

(Wednesday at 6M on the 

34 th Street beach. 

John Wdgway and John 

Millar wUl be rowing <strong>for</strong> 

their third straight city 

championship trophy. Last 

year's second-place crew of 

Joe Shaffer and Chris Oves 

wUl be rowing hard <strong>for</strong> the 

Tough competition is also 

seen coming from Dan 

Rahn and Gary Brophy. 

Ron Kirk and Chuck Dunn, seen coming from Ted 

Greg Brownie and Ted Ivans, Joe Sheffer, John 

Ivans, Dave Derr and Pat Millar, Bob Amsler, John 

Anastasio, Rob DeSipio and Finnegan, Jack Rabbltt and 

Bob Pugh, Mike Millar and Brian Carr. 

Tojn Pries. 

Rob Montgomery will ba 

The beach patrol out to win his third consej 

intrasquad one-man life- uttve city swim title, >' 

boat and one-half mile He is considered hard p 

swimming championships beat, but these guards will 

will be Friday evening on be out to gainer the title: 

the 34th Street beach. The pougWard, Ed Broderic|> 

boat race wiU start at € p.m. Bob Pugh, Lance Muzslay, 

followed by die swim. Joe Sehmitt, Brian Forrest; 

Ron Kirk will be out to Darrel Hiekman, Bo Hop- 

win his fifth straight dry pin, Kick Horn, Stave Platt, 

one-man lifeboat rowing Brandon Ginieczki, Jefj 

tide. Tough competition is Heebner. 

Fishing has gotten pretty good; 

crabbing continues to be excellent 

A bright ray of sunshine 

has broken through into 

our lives. 

After a long toe of waiting, 

it seems that the fishing 

has finally improved 

enough to say that it is 

pretty good! 

More fluke have been 

. taken this past weekend 

than in previous weekends^ 

Weakfish ue now in the 

backbay, and sea bass have 

made their first appearance. 

Fluke can be found sat* 

tered thorughout the bay 

still. Hotspots include Rainbow 

Channel, Beach Thorofare, 

Ships Channel,. off 

"high banks" park, the 

mud hole, Risely*s Channel 

and parkway channel. 

Fish-teen to be biting 

only 'the first couple hours 

be<strong>for</strong>e and after high tide. 

Fluke have been biting on 

squid and minnows primarily, 

but baits such as sheddar, 

sand eecls and 

spearing should also be 

given some consideration 

Weakles have taken up 

residence at the parkway 

bridge and at Jeffers Landing. 

Biting, on the <strong>change</strong> of 

the tide, and most often in 

the mornings, these fish 

have been hitting primarily 

on sheddar crabs. Bloodworms 

are also effective, 

when used up the river. 

Placement is everything. 

One boat anchored in the 

channel' may not'be doing 

anything, while the boat 

next door is bailing 'em. 

Drift the bait on a long 

leader hook, about 2/0 or 

3/0 and the lightest weight 

possible to hold bottom. 

Over by "the Longport 

rockpile, some weaks have 

been caught at high tide. 

Here, bucktails are the lure 

GRAND DINING AT. 

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There hasn't been a eolejj 

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and use it With confidence. 

The action lays in the skill 

of the user, 1 so use a jig that 

• you feel com<strong>for</strong>table with,. 

Crabbing is excellent'.' 

Boats anchored up in Drag 

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these crabs must be 4 inches 

point to point and cannot 

have egg masses. 

Good luck and good fishing. 

— Dive 

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Pag© 8-9, section 1 

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While they say they must raise an 

additional $2.6 million to meet a projected 

$20 J million payroll. New Jer- 

American Water Company 

i say they are not at liberty to 

discuss how much their employees 

•repaid. 

Since the firm, die state's largest 

water company, is privately owned, 

-.-salary details are "pdvUedged in<strong>for</strong>mation," 

according to Theresa Carl 

penter, company spokeswoman. 

' The company 1 ! blue collar workers 

are represented by the International 

i Brotherhood of Firemen and Oilers 

r Local 473, which negotiates threeyear 

contracts <strong>for</strong> their members, said 

\ Carpenter, Management is not 

Included in the union, she said, 

Two weeks ago, NJAWC filed a 

petition with the state Bond of Public 

Uhlines <strong>for</strong> a 16.7 percent rate 

increase in water charges and a 6 percent 

. decrease in sdwer , charges to 

Ocean City customers 

| Planned new wells, a computer sys- 

Swanee 

tem, construction and labor costs A Swanep River theme captured the prize <strong>for</strong> most original boat over 24 feet as these partygoers floatsd 

were dted reasons <strong>for</strong> the hike. down the back bay last weekend. More Night in Venice pictures pages 1,9. 

The proposed rates would increase .' » 

company, revenue by $17.8 million, # / " < 

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The city's three engine 

companies and one ladder 

company responded and 

to his feet when he tried to under r^puty Fire Chief 

extinguish the fire, and that Pete KSaaselo. 20 men 

two firefighters were fought the bUze. 

injured, one m the eye the Tto ftt was declared 

under control in 14 

Because tttt unen room so uumnia) .^*—a-—~- ,«,„ 

near the main stairwell, the scene shortly after 3 

smoke from the fire pre- a.m. 

vented passage to the street. — Lee Steels 

Boat runs aground; 

pregnant woman aided 

SEA ISLE CITY — Coast 

Guard Saturday night 

assisted a woman, seven 

months pregnant, who 

became hysterical after the 

boat she was riding In ran 

aground In the intraeoastal 

waterway while reluming 

from Ocean City's Nighi.in, 

Venice boat parade. 

The woman wasn't 

injured in the incident, paid 

Coast Guard from 

Town sends Inlet station 

who provided these details: 

At~llil4 p.m,, the 24-foot 

Sm Efifto with three people 

including the pregnant 

woman aboard wag 

reported aground off 65th 

Sh-eet by a passing boat. 

The woman, later Identified 

as Gwen Baker (age 

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was hysterical and wanted 

to be taken to the hospital. 

She had been tossed 

about in the boat by the 

Impact of grounding and 

<strong>for</strong> awhile it was feared she 

may have been hurt. 

The Sea Esjte party had 

watched Ocean City's Might 

in Venice Parade and were 

heading home, under foggy M 

conditions, to a private 5ia ~ 

Isle dock. 

Three Coast Guardsmen 

arrived on scene six 

minutes later, removed 

Baker and her sister, By 

11:46 Baker was in the can 

of the Sea Isle City Ambuknee 

Corps, which took her 

to Shore Memorial Hospital. 

The owner of the boat, 

John Jones, the woman's 

father, of Fennsylayanla, 

remained with the vessel, 

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FRIDAY. JULY 22; 1988 

emendations 

Tb. 8tfOnH* 

to D* 

d q4kn tdsuU to «)dc*Md la 

According to businessman 

Ed Devlin, the sewer 

line break referred to in 

Tuesday's edition occurred 

under a neighboring shop, 

and not under his boardwalk 

store, Fisherman's 

Wharf. The ta<strong>for</strong>maHpn In 

the article is attributable to 

county Health Coordinator 

Louis Lamanna. 

Some Night in Venice 

results printed in Tuesday's 

edition were mcorreet. Winnen 

lor Club/Commercial 

over 24 feet were 1st, 

•Classic Artists of the 50s 

and 60s" — Lyik Ann, Subaqueous 

Enterprises; 2, 

•LaBamba" — Stmg Ray, 

Harry Wause; 3, "Berfert 

I King of O,C Real Estate," 

— Tradtwinds VU, Ron Robbins. 

Honorable mention 

went to "Pirates WM Protect 

Your Treasure" — Sm 

Ratter, Ron Buesek. Hrst 

place lor Qub/Commerclal 

under 24 feet went to 

"Water Sports" — Fun 

UnMUti, ]smm Nichols. 

Mostly eloudy 

with a SO pereent 

chance of showers or 

thunderihowers 

today, highs 80-85, 

lows 70-7S. Very 

warm and very 

humid Saturday 

through Monday 

with a chance of 

afternoon or evening 

thunderstorms Saturday 

and Sunday. 

Highs both days in 

the mid 70s along 

shore, IB-iO Inland, 

near 90 on Monday. 

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Freckle. | > 

I winners 

,A,i' 

announced 

•The Ocemn _ , 

aBon Oeparrnwit hosted its 

annual freckle contest last 

week in front of the Musie 

Pier, Mike Allegretto, 

director of recreation, was 

emcee. 

The five age categories 

judged weres 6 and uKler, 7 

Sentinel-Ledger phone 

lines ore open 9-5 

weekdays and 9-noon 

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PAGE S — lECTION OW.,4? 

Citizen Hughes 

In a scentrremlniscent of a famous Orson Welles movie, Congressman BID Hugh- 

es, standing in front of a bigger-trmn-life portrait of himself, thanks well wishers tor 

to 9,10 to 12,13 to 16 andturning 

out to celebrate the opening of his new Ocean City campaign headquarters 

adults: 

at 3rd Street 

First place in the 6 yean 

and under category went to 

Jonathan HoweU of Ocean 

aty, 

Something's New At 

Andrew Une won the 7to 

9-year-Qld age group; he WARDS PASTRY 

also resides in Ocean aty. 

= 

to the 10 to 14 group, Pat 

Gormen of Cwynned Val- 

BAGitS 

ley, Pa. sported the most 

pigment patches. 

Hrst prize and a blue ribbon 

went to Brian Peasley 

,of Langhome, Pa, <strong>for</strong> me 

/13- to 16-year-old group. 

The adult category win 

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THE SENTINEL-LEDGER. OCEAN CITY, N.J, 

Wingate heads OC-UT Rotary Club 

The Rev. Richard Wingate 

was installed president 

of the Ocean City-Upper 

Township Rotary Club during 

an Installation dinner 

recently at "the Atlantic City 

Country Club. 

" Other officers installed 

<strong>for</strong> the 198W9 year were: 

Dr. Robert Mohr, first vice 

president, Clyde Fenstermachor, 

second vice president, 

Vaughn Paynter, 

secretory. Ken Moore, treasurer, 

and Warren Landl, 

sgt, at arms. 

The installation was eonducted 

by outgoing diitrict 

Ken Thorpe of 

' ; Y" 

oiitli Jersey s 

AMU H 1 ! AM Si i (Ifl \N ! 

CSry. He was hon- die world of polio. Further, lowship from a bequest of The 19 persons honored 

ored by his home dub <strong>for</strong>die 

dub <strong>change</strong>d Its name the late Osborne Nicholson as new sustaining members 

his year of service to the 65and 

expanded its territory was made by the dub to in the Paul Harris Fellow- 

dubs of the district, A dock to include Upper Town- William Jenkins. And • ship through pledges of 

and plaque woe presented ship, The dub also hosted saphire pin was presented $1,000 or more were Mary 

to him. 

1,200 persons <strong>for</strong> the district to Jos Harnman in honor of Garrett, Mildred Robbins, 

Martin Wismer, outgoing conference in Washington his multiple gifts to the ShJriiy Rabat, Jim Irvine, 

dub president, served as D.C. last April. They also foundation, 

Jane Irvine, Jayne Scott, 

emcee <strong>for</strong> the dinner and readied die largest mem- Walt Smith was honored Robbyn Tully, Michael 

meeting. His year of accombership ever. In graUtutde, tor his chairmanihip of the TuUy.'Gaiy Albert, Denise 

plishments was reviewed Wismer" was presented a spring district conference Sykes, MicheUe Smith, Rob- 

by the new president who citation from the and Alice Detweiler was ert Mohr, George Smith, 

noted that Wismer's year intemabenal president and recognized <strong>for</strong> her servtoe Rich Wmpte, letty Wing- 

may be the most oustand- various gifts and mementoi in selling 116 tickets to the ate, Trisha WingaW, BUI 

ing of the dub's 60 year his- of his year. 

club's annual pancake Maurer, Mtllicent Platter 

tory. Over $55,000 was Merit awards were given breakfast In the Ipfing. and Joe OTSonneU. 

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Guest soloists are no novices 

William Schoiblo, muiieal director <strong>for</strong> the Ocean City 

Pops Orchestra announced the gueit sdloisB tor Sunday 

through Wednesday, July 24.27 will include soprano 

Kathleen Donovan, tenor Christopher William Hux, 

baritone Dole Morehouse. Thomas H, Elliott, trombone, 

will bu featured on Sunday evening only. , 

The Festival Chorus of South Jersey will be appearing 

with the orchestra on Monday evening and trie Lolly 

Pops Concert, geared <strong>for</strong> the children, will be featured 

Wednesday evening on the Muiic Pier. 

Donovan, originally from Now Paltz, N.Y., is currently 

a member of Tri-Citioi Opera's Resident Artist in Training 

program in Binghamton, N. Y. 

She has sung a number of leading and secondary roles 

in the company's major productions, including Kathie 

in The Student Prime and Donna Anna In Mozart's Don 


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Giovanni in the'Tri-Cities Ojieni's season this past year. 

Her other credits include: the title role in Luek Oi Lammermoor, 

Mieaela in Carmen, Musetta in la Bohtme, P«nina 

in The Magic Flute, andAdele in Die Flt&ttmm, 

Ms. Donovan also tours schools throughout New York 

Sate and Northern Pennsylvania with the Opera Go 

Round of Id-Cities Opera, presenting ehUdiens* opera 

productions including Barab's The Toy Shop, DvwWn'i 

Rumplumskm and Opera Close-Up <strong>for</strong> high school and 

adult groups, A graduate of the Q«ne School of Music 

at the State University College at Potsdam, Donovan 

has also studied with the Wagner College Foreign Studies 

Program in •Bregnenz, Austria and holds ttie MM 

degree in opera from SUNY Binghamton, where she 

was a redpient of a National Endowment <strong>for</strong> ftie Arts 

Opera Trainee Award. 

Hux, appeared with the Ocean City Pops last summer 

and is currently a member of the Trl CWes Opera Resident 

Artist Training program in Binghamton, N. Y, 

He has per<strong>for</strong>med numerous roles including Prince 

Karl Franz in 77K Student Prince, Don Oltavio In Don 

Giovanni, Hoffman in The Tales of Hoffman, «nd Undoro 

In The Italian Girl in Algiers while earning his master of 

music degree from SUNY. Blng 

hamtonin 1986. 

Mr, Hux will appear as a finalist in the Pavarotti Competition 

in Philadelphia mis fall; other awards Include 

second place in the Uederkranz Foundation Competition 

and a project grant from the WilUam MatthBus tal- 

Uvan Foundation, as well as being a finalist in me 

Stewart Awards, the New Jersey State Opera Cempea? 

tion, the National Institute of Music Theater Competition, 

and the Metropolitan Opera Great Lakes 

Regionals. 

Morehouse Is a student of Carmen Savoca and Peyton 

Hibbltt in the Master of Music/Opera program, and as a 

resident artist with Tri-OHes Opera, has sung the roles 

of Don Giovanni, Valentin in Faust, Dr. Engel in 77M Student 

Prince, Taddeo in Tht Italian Girl in Algiers, 

Sehaunard in Act IV of La Boheme, and Hermann in The 

Tales of Hoffmann, 

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Unusual baskets, in usual sizes and colon 

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SilverStone fry pans in new summer colors 

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FRIDAY, JJLY 22. am 

Thomas Elliott 

OCEAN CITY POM ORCHESTRA 

IN CONCERT, MUSIC PIER 

William F. Scheible, Musical Director 

8 p.m. Sunday, July 24 

Rtemi Overture • Wagner 

Lord's Prayer 

Agnus Dei 

Malotte 

Bi7Pt 

Christopher Hux and 

Dale Morehouse 

Slue Danube WalH. ......,...;;. 

Emperor Waltt i. 

Climb Every Mountain (Sound of Music) 


Thunder and lightning Potta 

• .Strauss' 

Strauss 

•Rodgere 

Strauss 


INTERMSSION 

Thi Merry Widow 

While Hearts are Singing (Walli Drem) 

Lehar 

.0. 09 

The Comedians'Suite....... ..Kabelevsky 

Museiia's Waltz.,.,. ••••• .Puccini 

Strangers in Paradm 

from Kumet ........Kathleen Donovan and 


Concerto <strong>for</strong> Trombone ,.....„. Rimsky-Korsakov 

Thomas Elliott, trombone 

Largo al Factotum,,,., • » ••••••• Roiiini 

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Litbmfrtud 

Paul Reiser 

Der Rostnkavalier 

New Moon Selection 

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Thunder & Blazes ....................Fucik 

INTERMISSION 

On Stage with Cole Porter .-. .Porter 

DtMeiBollenteSptnti ...Verdi 

Saluidemeure Gounod 


Dance DeFaij 

Thomas Elliott, trombone 

Jeffrey Uhllg, piano 

Cam Nome (Rlgoletto) 

Last Rose of Summer •»••••••• Verdi 

8 p.m. Tuesday, July 26 

Morning, Noon, and Night Overture 

Cort'n grata 

Mattimta.,.,.,..,..... ,_. 


Soaring from Fantasia Piece , 

Jeffrey Uhlig, piano 

Je veux vivre..,, 

Kathleen Donovan 

Concerto <strong>for</strong> two violins , 

Lisa Lynch and Paul Reiser, violins 

......Suppt 

Leoncavallo 

Schumann 

J 

, Gounod j| 

, .Badi 


Dio Pomente (Faust)..... Gounod 

Prologue (Pagliacci)^...... .........Verdi 


Wts&Suit Story Bernstein/Mason 

• FaittixifJDtfrfatkm. Faber 

8 p.m. Monday, July 25 

A Night in Old Vienna 

with the SoT Jersey Festival Chorus 

Die Fledermam Overture..; Strauss 

Die Fledermaus Selections •••• Strauss 

Soloiiti and Chorus 

LitbmM Kreisler 

Paul Reiser, concertmaster 

Thine Alone , ,..; , 


GoMen Days (Student PrinoB) .;„!.« ,-. 

Try to Remember (Fantasttks) . 

INTERMISSION 

Scottish Airs ^..Traditional 

Danny Boy 

My Wild Irish Rose 


Suite from La Feria Laeome 

So anehio virtu la magica 

/IBario 


Harmony 

Da' Proyenm ij Mar 

Ptarlpshm' Duet BUet 

Christopher Hux and 


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>RIDAV. JfJtY 22,1988 

t ; " 

THE SENTINEL-LEDGER; OCEAN CITY. 

PAGE 1 '— SECTION ONE* 

Gape May County to be crowned here Saturday by Miss N.J. 

^^newMissC.pe the production wUl bo ^ ' ^ ° l n f \fi J & S * £ S" 

«|4M,County is name* stager Brftn Conow of SS-uo ' May County panel in the 

^ttfcww night (fetordiy New York CJ^, a regular ^ ^ B g - o U p of^R. st wUl retum to mate 

-^JftlS); on the Music Pier part of the pageant east tor jJ^lrSdudes ifryiari Ms yeart selection. The 

»KeiWUhavettieaddea4is. more ftan a dewde. Others ^ ^ ^ ^ g u S * quintet tadudes Dr. Bite 

jBhWbaolE bting ooWBM wUl. tadude sWge^Leon ^^^.fffiy'CoC Olandt, «n ottidal witti flw 

l^rMiwNow lersey. Hart. Rich Stite^Terji Vfm K ^ S ^ l I K toWnfc New Jersey Department «rf 

PaWda Lynne towman, and Darchelle Todd. Two g&ME—ffiSjrfip iducatton; who has judged 

who was Miss ape May dance groups, the Jersey ^7.B'Mh ? -a senior al in seven states tor more 

County until July 2 when Cage Dancers and Bash, Sô^yWthoiij Ifflgtf than 15 years; Ken String, 

she was selected Miss New from The Young fntettata- g^j: ^^WtJanee to ;Tjnwood dry auneUnuin 

Jersey. wiU place the crown „, wmaj^nerfonn. Heard UThrm§k The drape- and president of the Neronthehead 

of the winner in gj,^ Handley Iannei- iiae.'iiO-yiBar-old Gwen Un Kiwanis Club, who is a 

*er fWt, pageant appear- t^. „ two-<strong>time</strong> Miss Cape Goldberg, a junior at the. <strong>for</strong>mer judp chabman of 

once since becoming a con- M 

Counry, is a tentative University of Souft Caroli- this pageant 1 , Keger Hend- 

testant in the upcoming TO8Mter of fte cast, pend- „,, wHo V0 il«S Happy lor. an oil company ewcu- 

Mlsstoieriea Pageant. mi hw busy 8Chedule as 'ham Are Here Again, . ttve, who has chaired judge 

This marks *e Wth con- ^ sta r V ttMTjjtdup Also, ly-year-old committees <strong>for</strong> pageants ta 

secutive year fte Miss Cape ghe,u » ^ J Moow ' ^ ^ it New jOTsey •nSSouth 

May County Pageant has ftotlyoung'wmonwai Wildwood CaftbUc. who CaroUnr, Kay Wrt*t, j 

been held on the Music Pier ^'aimpAtat <strong>for</strong> the $1,000 SffldSS to She's tike the casino êcuuvewi A y ^ 

and 11 young women from Jack ^Jwrnan Memorial mnd} IP-yeaMld Lore Lee of experience In ^ phasw 

throughout the county will 

j», donated by Ae Betts. a sophomore at Rut- of the Miss America probe 

seaking the title. The »P. y 

Winner will compete in next Wwanis dub of Ocean City 

July's Miss Newiersov Pae- ta memOTV of *" * 

i'•ant. t hoping h i a to t succeed ucaW TrU Tri ^P"»Ment, wh 

d geri Univerilly, who wUl 

Bance to lellwal Cat, 

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1 gram; and Joan Vlaszac, 

19- inother casino executtve. 

who is a fotmer Miss Glassboro 

State, College and run- 

da Bowman as the site's nctive wBl *" ^ m - 

representative. 

During Saturday night's 

program, Trida wUl sing 

Wind Beneath My Wings, the 

song she wlU per<strong>for</strong>m in the 

Miss America Pageant. She 

will also be part of the 

opening number in the 

production, Play in the4unshine, 

ling in a medley of hit 

songs from* the past year 

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of her exdting Instil 

months. ~. 

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My Oani,' 21-year-old Amy 

Bssel, a junior at Glassboro 

State College, who will 

ner-up to Miss New Jersey. 

The judp chairman again 

this year Is Lou DellaBarca, 

an educator from Bgg Harbor 

Township, who* AM 

extensive experience Jn all 

dance to America. 

Plui, ' " Rita 

Willis, a-graduate of *e ^»»- «w^ T%!2 

Ualvenfty o! Delaware, Adams wWbe Aflluditor. 

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. ,» - ,, *» ^ M emcee <strong>for</strong>/ô prod- 

IJMJffytlMtfd Meghan uetlon. He to ^fso the extctt- 

^nohue, an Deep City Uve produbr-director. 

S^^Ftt'fS OBvermenAttiofmepa!. 

Michelle Harris, a senior at 

Ocean City High School, 

Aly€ 

m, Marlbetti NeaU, 

illiams, Jack Bresa 

Smith and Catty 

Un, 

who will sing The GreatestAdu, 

Low of AU; and 17-yea^dd Tidkets <strong>for</strong> the prod- 

Robin Kanady, a freshman uen-on. mough seUtag very 

at Atlantic Community Col- quicyy are available'today 

legs. y?ho will dance to Pif *^d ^0n at fte to<strong>for</strong>tia. 

sona Grata, , tlon center on me Muric 

Bach young woman will ?ieti -TW ^ U|o ^ 

^fP 6 ^ l'"^ 0 wservedbycalUhf^ptti^ 

Wft ?3 y ^JT* 398.3106. faces run KS4 

w«n fl»e judges Sjpday te a admlislon to W 

afternoon at The Binders fafemv6imm 

Hotel 'or private inter. M ttcltet8 not sold by the 

views. During ,% stage toe ^ pler ^ ^ 

production meyiiVill also I rpw night will be available 

fidged judg m evenln| yfe gown. •t the door on a " 

talent and swim suit. first-served basis. 

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autographing copies of his book 

PECK'S BEAGH 

A PICTORIAL HISTORY OF OCEAN CfTY 

MONDAY 

JULY 25 

10&M.-NQON 

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ROCK, ROLL U REMEMBER 

• • " • ) - - . mm/mm 

THE SENTINEL-LEDGER. OCEAN CITY, N J. 

Ocean City Bandstand offered a taste of nostalgia, H took third In the area from S3 W. 18th Street to 1900 ily 

Avenue, 

photos by Byron Mercer 

The Houses of 

Night in Venice 

A touch of the Wild West was found at the Qraat Western Roundup which took first place from Marina 

Lan§ to the Tennesee Ave, boat ramp. 

This Knights In Venice theme added A medieval IBVor 

to the fun. 

«t &¥! t ; ^ ! -" iL tt'* ! 

m 

Hats off to this Qreup who saluted our resort. 

FRIDAY, 

The Bay Club condominium dressed up <strong>for</strong> the occasion. Lights chased ateurid tho balconies after dark. 

"US' 

ts ,4 

'.I $" i 

f -. 

4|» A tribute to Ocean City's most prosperous Industry. 

On the other side of this tug are a dozen or more Philadelphia 

Eagles cheerleaders. The Lydla Ann took top 

honors <strong>for</strong> a club commercial boat over 14 feet. 

.'••t**Jr3S»- 

THE SENTINEL-LEDGER. OCEAN CITY. N J. 

Ji- J i 

In case*you missed liberals "Night In Vencle 30 yean ago." 

< 

Pf^fe^^l 

ê^ 

inf reds and golds. This boat took 

Tricla Bowman Miss New Jersey graced the bow of this boat set aside <strong>for</strong> Ocean City's own., 

photos by 

Senior Studio 

tt& The Boats of 

Clnderalla was the bast decorated boat over 24 fast. 

CilHomii Raisins was the most popular theme of this year's parade. 

' ^ 

; "In ttw Beglnnlno" was a success to the end, faking first place <strong>for</strong> comic division 

PAGE » — SECTION ONE 

• • •(

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PAGE 10 — SECTION ONE THE SENTINEL-LEDGER. OCEAN CITY, N.J. 

Mary Wilson, 88 

obituaries 

SILLBR5VILLE, Pa.—Mary E. WUson, 88, <strong>for</strong>merly of 

Tudeahoe, dl»d July 18 in Grand View Hospital hare. 

Surviving are her husband William; a daughter Gwwideto 

Baldwin of aarkgboro; a son WUUam R. Sr, of 

SeUvsville; seven grandehildrer! and 16 great- grandehUdran, 

Funeral' service was Thursday at the Bernard Sueis 

Funeral Home, Pwkaiie, Pa. Burial w» in St. Stephen's 

United Church Cemetery. 

Joseph T, Dennis, 74 

UPPER TOWNSHrp — Joseph T. Dennis, 71, of Palermo, 

died Monday at Bhptm Memorial Hospital in Somers 

Point 

Mr. Pennig was a rated •afety mparvisar tor Texaco 

Inc. at the Eagles point plant in Westville He also was a 

member of the Church of the Resurrection and the 

Amalcan Association of Retajd Perrons, and was 

aettvB In the Sketch Club of Woodbury. 

ten to Bloonungton, flL, Mr. Dennis tSmntrly Uved In 

Woodbury be<strong>for</strong>e moving here 11 years ago, 

Mr. Dennis was a member of the executive committee 

and beard of directors of the United Fund of Gloueestw 

County, the Amerfcui Red Crosi, Gloucester County 

chapter executive board, president of the Woodbury 

Democratic Club and a committccman and president of 

the Gloucester County Democratic Qub. He also w»s 


FLOWER SHOP 

Qeman City's Family Florist 

• Mark Videtto ' 

858 Attmry Ave. 

Phone 398-11B7 

3336 Weil Ave. 


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Installation & Conversions 

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Complete Winterizing Service 

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Repairs on all makes 

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the program chairman and membership chairman of thi 

South Jersey Industrial Safety Council. 

Surviving are his wife. Mildred; three daughters, Panida 

C. Altmi of Audubon, Joan A. Moews of Bloonungton. 

and Deborah A. Dennis of Haddon Heights; two 

brothers, WUUam of Cali<strong>for</strong>nia, and John of Bloomington; 

a sister, Mary Sue Ken of Ballwin, Me,; II grandchildren 

and seven great-grandchildren. 

A Mass of Christian Burial will be said at 11 a.m. today 

(Friday) at the Church of the Resurrection, whew 

friends may call ont hour be<strong>for</strong>e. Burial will be In Seaside 

Cemetery. 

ArTanfaments are by the Godfrey Funeral Home of 

Palermo. 

Donations may be sent to the American Heart Association, 

600 White Horse Ptke. Audubon, 08106. or In the 

<strong>for</strong>m of Mass cards. 

Francis Mulderrig, 38 

SAN DIEGO—Francis Patrick Mulderrig, 38, <strong>for</strong>merly 

of Ocean Qty, N.J., died suddenly here Tuesday. 

A resident here eight years, he was <strong>for</strong>merly of'Ocean 

Qty and Cherry HUl. 

Surviving are his father, Frauds of Camden and Ocean 

City; his mother, Elvie Ryan of West Palm Beach, Pla,; 

and a sister, Isabel of Ancora. 

A Mass of Christian Burial will be said 10:30 a.m. Tuesday 

at St. Augustine's Oiureh, Ocean dry, were friends 

may call one hour prior to the Mass. Burial will be in 

Seaside Cemetery, Palermo. 

Arrangements are by the Godfrey Puntral Home. 

Frances S, Morales, 87 

Frances S. Morales, 87, of t6l Wesley Ave. died Tuesday 

at the linwood ConvaleWu Center. 

Retired, Mrs. Morales was employed at Tradesmen's 

Bank in Philadelphia. She <strong>for</strong>merly lived in Philadelphia. 

Surviving are a daughter, Anita McCloskey of Ocean 

City; six grandchildren; and two great-grandchildren. 

A Mass of Christian Burial will be said at 11 an. Saturday 

at St. Augusnne'B Church. Friends may oil from 

10 to 10:45 a.m. at the. Chester J. Wtabtig Funeral 

Home. Burial will be in Holy Cross Cemetery, Mays 

landing. 

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Do it now! 

Yon. can open your Security 15-monttiCD 

at any Security office, or open it now tymajL 

CraVMetlda coupon tftdttnd to: 

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Myles V. Silberstein Sr. 

KG HARBOR TOWNSHW — Myles V. Silberstein 

Sr,, 74, of Mount Airy Avenue, SteelmagvUta, died Monday 

in his home. 

He was the owner of Victor Radiator Service in SteelmanviUe. 

An area resident <strong>for</strong> 22 years. Mr. Silberstein 

was <strong>for</strong>merly of Philadelphia. 

Surviving are his wife. Evelyn; two sons, Myles V. Jr. 

of Ocean City and Joseph M. of Roslyn, Pa.; a daughter. 

Donna M. of DeMas of Bensalem, Pa.; a brother, Charles 

of Philadelphia; and five grandchildren. 

Burial was private. 

Arrangements were by Adams-Perfect Funeral Home, 

Northfield. 

Ocean City notes by Lee Steele 

GILLIAN 

CrTED.TOO 

The day ate four board* 

walk eateries wen cited <strong>for</strong> 

operating without grease 

traps, Mayor Boy Gillian 

was given proof that he's 

not above the law, either. 

One of his amusement 

park cotton candy stands 

was given notice to install 

the traps, which have been 

scrutinized since a grease 

blockage caused a sewage 

backup, resulting in Area 

beach closings last week. 

Chief Elmer "Dirty Harry" 

Feistermache and the Stone 

Harbor SWAT team 

planned to go out of their 

way to tame the dreaded 

party. Meanwhile, the 

Ocean City Beautification 

and Beach Pass Club and, 

die militant pig division of 

the pro life movement 

planned protests. 

This reporter must have 

been sleeping, and missed 

all of the above stories. 


933 Wilt Ave. Ocean City. N.J. 


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Evenings, Call J98-3432 

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"Custom work at regulkr pricra" 

Katherine Clausman, 98 

SEA ISLE'OtY — Kaftierine M. aausman, 98, <strong>for</strong>merly 

of MM Landis Aye, died Wednesday to Cwst 

Haven Nursing Home, C*pe May Court House. 

Bom in this dry, she was a UWong area resident 

MM. Oausman wms a waitress tor ft« SprtaglWd tan 

here and the Union League in Philadelphia, 

She was the oldest woman member of St Josephs 

Roman Catholic Church here. 

There are no immediate survivors. 

A Mass of Cbriinan Burial wiU be celebrated at 11 a.m. 

today OWday) In St. Joel's Church. Burial wiU be to 

St. Mary's Cemetery, BeUmBW. 

Arrangements are by IGmuse and Logan Funeral 

Hone here. 

SWINE WRITERS 

SCOOP SENTINEL 

We were scooped. Competing 

newspaper PUMps 1 

Garden plot 

annual pig roast Sunday at Throe new garden plots, surrounded by rainbow rocks, 

their Central Avenue home, greet motorists entering the city via 9th Street. They Were 

Pig Ptm tart week reported but probably had more fun recently Installed by the city's parks and gardens crew. 

that the Ocean City Health putting together a witty 

Department issued errone- and amusing newspaper- BEACH TAGS 

year until July 7, the dty 

ous health warnings In anstyle 

announcement which STILL DOWN 

has sold $946,314 in tags. | 

ef<strong>for</strong>t to ruin a family's somebody slipped through Beach tag sales are down 

annual pig roast. The paper The Sentineri front door $53,698 over the same <strong>time</strong> 

also described how Police Friday, 

last year, according to dty 

MORE BEACH 

Administrator Don Hart. ALCOHOL ARRESTS 

Although sales of the Between July 6-11, the 

by 364, Power Squad 

CONSTRUCTION CORP, 

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YOUR PRESCRIPTSWS 

YOUR PASSPORT TO HEALTH 

i k f 

.. When you are,sick you ihould go to a 

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-problem, he prescribes the one particular 

medication Ids Judgement decides is best lor 

p ppared especially 

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t person Of your wight weight should hld take. tk Di During your 

J o u ^ t h h l l f r i U 

' mo«t|inportantpas*port»tobetterhealtb. 

preseason togs were down 

7,437, a deficit that will be 

difficult to overcome. 

Seasonal tags are down 

. 271 and transferrable tags 

are down 90. 

In revenue, last year until 

July 7, the dry pmd sold Just 

over $1 million In tags; this 

Carol Shute 

_.D _. Juveniles, lor 

hol-in-public type 

violations, according to a 

report from Police "~'' n 

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UpAY, JULY 42,1988 THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY. N.J. PAGE 11 —SECTION ONE t I 

Among events, OC institution marking 75th 

' ; rJefs and firis flshmg four' 

ney is scheduled at the 

beieh idj«tnt to the Lengport 

bridge. 

v " The dub wnl celebrate its 

diamond jubilee at a dinner 

dartce on Saturday. 

The Lyncourt School 

Oichestta, some SO strong 

from Syracuse, N* V,, wUl 

play m|s evenmg, (Friday at 

8) on the Music Wer^boardwalk 

ind Moorlyn Terrace. 

The group is under;the 

directln . of Anthony 

DiAng&is; admission freB,, 

Sun and tall wattr may yellow 

pali shnddsol nail polish, lovely 

as th§y are. Don't remove polish 

ottin (It 1 ! hard on the nollsl, but 

do layer on a fresh €Qaf <strong>for</strong> 

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1. <strong>It'</strong>i a neulral tnal works 

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wltn tiacki navy, ueloe or while, 

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Sniy II percent ef AnieFlgsn 

women »f» really blonS, aetofding 

to a racenl Gallup poll. 

Alfnoit M percent have Brawn or 

black hair, ana II percent are 

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Hobo Band fans atten- 

Ocu&n City THE 

Public Rotations Director 

tion! This popular group 

will be witfi us 8 p.m. July 

Seems Uke there's been an SOIFER 29 <strong>for</strong> a bash at the pier. 

Ocean City Fishing Club as 

long as there's bean an COLUMN They'll be back again Aug. 

26. 

Ocean City. 

Ths MUi Cape'May 

That's almost true. County Pageant is set <strong>for</strong> BUSINESS NOTES; The 

This year the genial 8:15 p.m. Saturday at thePublic 

Relations Depart- 

group of fliheiriien are celo- Music Pier, Trida Bowman,, ment has mailed a letter to 

bratog their 75th anniver- our very own Miss New over 1,000 odHers in vari- 

^J^^to m »** |Mr{irrH«ti. includcH 

sary. Founded by a group Jarsey and reigning Miss ous media explaining the 

of surf fishermen in 1913, 

pound trip <strong>for</strong>e, spectacular 

Capo May County, wUl pre- beach conditions here and 

the dub is one of the oldest side. 

noting that bacteria counts 

buffet & HIIOW 

incorporated and continuously 

operating organiza- 

Tickets are avaUable at are lower than they've been 

tions of iti kind in the 

the Music Pier in<strong>for</strong>mation inyears. 

For Reservations , 

country. 

center on the boardwalk. We're also advertising in 

can 399-5011 

Let's him out to cheer Tri- July and August in many 

This same group helped 

and 

da Bowman in on her quest newspapers and on radio 

to <strong>for</strong>m tt»e Assodgtion of <strong>for</strong> Mii» America and also stations highlighting all of 

CHARGE It iY 

Surf Angling Clubs in 1916 greet the new Misi Cape me events and entertain* 

PHONE 

which led to U\e production May County. 

merit held in Ocean Qty. 

of the famous Ocean City 

If people ask you about 

Cup isy the J. I. CaldweU 

Coî^hy of PhUadilphia. 

Tho Parents Students your resort, please don't be 

Soils From Ocean City 

TWj • Bophy is presented 

Association of Ocean City negative. Tell rtiem about 

Murinn & Fishing Center 

annuljly to the winner of 

will hold a craft show at the the nice things we have to 


the competition and has the 

Sports k Civic Center 9 offer here! the special The Philadelphia Accordlan Orchestra will present a concert 1:30 p.m. Sunday at 

names and team avenges 

a.m. to 3 p,m. Saturday. The events, recreation i activities, iii the h Music M i Pier; Pi admission d i i $3 

inscribed on its base, 

center is located just off the entertainment, downtown i——— -__—-_____———. ~— 

Boardwalk at ith Stteet. 

Constructed at a cost of 

shopping, boardwalk, etc.. Classified ads bring results! 

$1400, the cup features 

etc., etc, and yes, the beach I „ ,' i.. ......—I - 

beautiful artistic details, The Philadelphia Accor- and ocean. 

mermaids, eta. along with dion Orchestra presents a 

IWIortirftft'c ITALIAN • The only thing faster 

about lOO ounces of silver. concert here li30 p,m, Sun- 

The city tax offieo will 

The cup has Increased in day at the Music Pier. 

remain in ih temporary 

IVIalllllW O RESTAURANT ' 

value'over the years until Admission is S3, This 

quarters, second floor of 1151 Asbury Ave. Ocean City, N.J. Ithan your next new car 

now it is one of the most Unique group is noted <strong>for</strong> 

City HaU through the sum- 


in the world, its fine concerfc. 

mer. New offices are being • Ravioli • Manaeotti 

completed on the first floor. •Gnocchi .Lasagna 

is our new car loan! 

p f such well known 

trophies as tho Davis, Up- The Ocean City Pops 

You may mail your tax pay- • Parmagiana Specialties 

ton, and Stanley cups. Orchestra under the direcments 

if you choose. Send Optn 7 Days a Week 

to 1914, the Fishing Club tion of Bill Scheible begins a 

checks to the tax collectors 

4 p.m. to 10 p.m. 

built a pier at North Street, new week of concerts 8 p.m, 

office, PO Box 208, Ocean TAKi-OUT AVAiUBLE«399-1186 ' 

A second was built at 14th Sunday, The Pops will pres- 

City.NI 08226 

Street in 1920. The lattor has ent a special chlldrens 

been damaged many tunes program 7:30 p.m, July 27, 

and was destroyed in 1962, 

Each <strong>time</strong> the pier 'was 

rebuilt using members* 

money only. 

During the holiday season, 

dub members place a 

lighted Christmans tree on 

the pier, which extends 545 

feet over the water. The tree 

can be seen <strong>for</strong> manv blocks 

and adds a note of cheer to 

the entire boardwalk. 

Active in youth programs, 

the Qub sponsors 

children's surf easting and 

HIGH 

STYLE 

by 

Stephanie 

Davis 

snon slecvea suit In a Untn 

blgnd* make! gssd l§m# In 

summer. The pul togtlhtf look 

it right <strong>for</strong> work, and the lhorl 

iletvs top Esn be worn without s 

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101 East Nlrilh Street, Ocean City 

398.5200 

fishing toumamenti during 

the summer. A boys and 

rls eartng contest is set 

I Tickets lot the ATLANTIC CITY CLASSIC on August 15th to 21st 

at Sands Country Club available herel 

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RESTAURANT 

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7:00 A.M. T01:00 P.M. 

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» Devilled Clams 

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One of the finest 

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Combination Sea Food 

Broiled or Fried 

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THE SENTTOBL-LEDGEB, OCEAN CITY, N j . 



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Ity LINDA SHARKEY ker said. *Th« camaraderie •epdes." 

Seniinfil Ledger is peat The fellowship. Is "They call him Cedeman 

Comrepondont fun. 1 very much enjoy the Barbarian," Butchie 

From 6 pjn. to midnight helping people. says, pointing at lowker. 

every night, and all night 

"Every <strong>time</strong> he's on call we 

on Sundays, a new of 

get a code," he saw. 

Code is a tern far eardiae 

Mined volunteers man the 

Ocean City Rescue Squad. 

•nest. 

There are about 30 volun- 

The number of emUae 

teer members who Kike 

this summer totals 

turns - running rails and 

almost that number of dif 

ferant reasons <strong>for</strong> joining 

the squad. 

Melissa Locker, an emergency 

medical technician, 

joined the squad in March 

after completing her EMT 

course. 

"I joined because my boyfriend 

did," Locker said. H 

knew I was going to be a 

nurse and 1 knew I could 

get the Wining and experience 

I need." 

Senior crew member 

Harry Rolls said he became 

involved in the squad 

through his fattier who is a 

paid Rescue Squad member. 

"I want to b« a police 

officer and this wUl rive me 

experianet thit wUlhalp," 

Rolls said. "It look» good, 

you know. Plus, it kept me 

off the streets and out of 

trouble.", 

Lt. Frank" Bowker says Jus 

reasons <strong>for</strong> being Involved 

have chanp dramatically 

over the past seven years. 

' "The reasons why I 

joined when I was 16 are 

completely different man 

Try Our Breakfast 

why I have stayed," Bow- 

1 bedroom, because the 

patient had a larvngectomy, 

, „ j - venakHon has to be done 

(eonttatted ftompafeia> ttsmg a blow bag tastaisl of 

die .pf fte road outside of "•"' """~* -**" 

house addresses as mty 

ride down 36th Street. Bewker 

i§ v«t ouWde of ftej 

house by a man who traits,, 

* 

him to an apartment on the , 

For whatever different 

second flow. On the taw. 

reasons they join, they are 

inside, a 30-year-old white ^j 

all dedicated to helping the 

male lies severed by Wan-if 

community and the people 

tote in a ihert hsUwiy* 

in it 

between the Uvta 

So on Friday and Satur- arrests tills summer totus —•---• - -m,;s-i_|1,_ --. 

day nights when man v seven, Bve of which Bowker «f bathroom eampWrdnj,, 

teenagers are getting -•••-—-•- ready has treated. 

down. 

My mind won t slow v. 

<strong>for</strong> a hot date and the shoo- 12:10 ajn. Butchie and 

bies are Sling into town, Bowker cruise the empty 

Bowker chicks thef;i 

people such as Harry Rolls streets of Ocean City. On 

patient's blood pressure, KJ. 

and Melissa Locker sit at Asbwy Avenue they stop pupils and breathing while, 

home or at the station and <strong>for</strong> a few minutes and talk Butchie watches. J. 

wait <strong>for</strong> an emergency to to a female police officer 401 ajn. Although Bow-, 

happen. 

patrollng fee sheet on foot. ker suggests that the patient C.; 

All M of ofthe the junior (16 to 18 18 be transported to Shore • 

years old) crew members Memorial Hospital, the'^ 

9iS0 pan. It Is a typical 

have left the station and are mm refuses to go, Bowker; • 

Friday night <strong>for</strong> the volun- on their way home or tome Aen reads a refusal slate--,,/ 

teer rescue squad. Chatterbox. Junior crew ment to the patient and has* ' 

About a dozen people sit members are only allowed it signed on behalf of fht;- „ 

In the dayroom folding to run calls and be in the patient and himself. lX 

fund-drive pamphlets, building untu midnight. 4fiS UL Prior to leaving.; 

watching television, talking UflS ajn. The pair return Bowker becomes alarmed at ..„ 

and waiting. They wait <strong>for</strong> tothestatian._ the patient's quietness.'" 

a call. They wait <strong>for</strong> an 202 ajn. Bowker drives Again Bowker checks the* 

opportunity to practice his car to me Medl-Center nan's vital signs. His blood ' 

their skill and knowledge of to briefly talk to the resid- pressure hat come down. 

emergency care oft aing 

doctor. v some. Be<strong>for</strong>e the two leave, V, 

patient. 

4:04 ajn. Back at the they wrap an In pack in a' 

They wait <strong>for</strong> a break Chatterbox, Bowker rtps on Wtogli bandage <strong>for</strong> the" 

from boredom, 

a soda and flips through a patient to apply to his <strong>for</strong>e- 

10*4 pm. Senior crew newspaper. Unexpectedly, head, 

member Harry Rolls and his paeer sounds as a call is 4-33 ajn. Harry and Bow- 

Lieutenant Rank Bowker ras wage* euiuiua . - *—. — ~ 1 • 

take ambulance No. 190 to dispatched. He throws ker put the supplies back 

the Chatterbox restaurant down the paper, dashes out into me ambulance and 

to get a bite to eat the door and drives to the head back to the station, »•: 

10:15 p.m. Rolls, also Itatton. ""—"" 

known as Butchie, downs a 4:06 ajn. Butchie sits in Saturday 11:47 pjn. The : 

bacon cheeseburger, an the ambulance outside of volunteers have had several 

order ol french fries and a the bay and awaits Bow- calls tonight and are back at - 

Coke be<strong>for</strong>e Bowker can ker"s arrival. the station resting. 

put a dent into his Ruben 4:09 a.m- Bowker squints u-ss pjn, lie police dia- : 

sandwich. They talk about his eyes trying to read the patcher receives a call from '< 

a man at The Flanders 

Hotel, who requests mat a ' 

Summerfield 

squad be sent to the solarium 

to beat unknown inju- tm 

ries. Bowker, IMT Ata j 

BergeT and Eric Wenner, a. { 

junior crew member,.j 

S\ 

respond) 

11:58 pjn. Inside The - 

Flanders, Bowker climbs a 

flight of stairs as the other 

H -r . out to the porch what she n will be the first Sft•• 

308 a-m,Theparamedics 

show up. By now Bowker As Butchie is the y 

and Butchie have calmed sumps, the woman asks f 

Butchie 

-Q^ youll 

smiles. 

hmsio bate 

the woman and are almost the company has started ffaigofe-tni-Mm,*-Bow-';. 

ready to transport. The ftek fund drive yet ^ ggyg p^hang at ButdM/ 

medics check her breathing, •No, we start next we*, j^ ^ §e ôe of flu«f 

pulse, and blood pressure 

and asks her a few ques- 

Bowker answers. • laugh. ' % 

tions. 

*- tadlkt 

tnphci ? 

Serving Lwich, tMrmtr 

Fi^hStafoodandltolian 

CusmtatiriBesti 

Dally Luncheon toedals 

From^.9s 

Fabulous Friday 

Horad'ouevreHour 

4p.m.-7p.m, 

Entertidnmtnt by Lertnie fce 

In tot beautifl BOTatLoun 

I 

Erjpy Bobby Chic in 

tape. Bowker continues 

moving the man from the compressions, stopping Just ( Twherman's 

Cfirtstepfier Lounge 

bed — to .- the floor. Bowker long enough <strong>for</strong> a medic to 

isks the woman her bus- ustm to the patienfs lungs. 

Superb Bmquet Facilities Available 

,»nd's name while he cuts "I cm hear air going Into OPEN YEAR ROUND 

, 234 Shore Rd., Somera Point 

he man's undershirt off. the right one but not the 

• "Bob, can you hear mef left," the medic says. Mean- 

927-4117 *SX&ar 

I Bowker yells at the man, while, the wife tells the 

Bowker starts CPR in the 

8fa-hiS p.m. 4 p.m.* p.m. 

crew that the man is a «n- 


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Consortium asked them to "Our main concern is that Removal of the resttio- overtoARC . „ 

ing the use of the property. leave," said jamas Wilson, the use of die land is being ttons made it easier <strong>for</strong> the 

Wilson said he option toi 

Whether it means the Consortium attorney. used in accordance with the Consortium to borrow give away the land was 

center has no choice but to Wilson said he was asked law," said Bradshaw- money against the land to considrcd onoe be<strong>for</strong>e when 

leave Is unresolved, say fed- by Consortium president "We're,, concerned improve die buildings in die township wanted some 

eral offidals- 

Dr. Robert Abel if the center whether or not tfiere have 1980, he explained, and it 

of the Consortium proper- 

Neverthilesi the center should be evicted. been misrepresentations in also means the land-xan be ty. It was determined then 

was told to leave. 

"1 was asked by Bob Abel this case," he said. "We're a sold outright. 

that federal regulations 

"We had no role In the and I told Win no," Wilson liitle concerned about how WilioB. a Surf City attor- 

require that the property 

eviction," said Jim Bmd- said, "I see no reason to the bird einter acquired the ney, Mid proceeds from the 

first be given back to thii 

shaw, spokesman <strong>for</strong> thethink 

Suit tiiey*re going to use of the property and sale — projected to be over 

government so Other fed- 

DOE. 

be disturbed there. It how it has continued to use $1 mUBon — would go 

eral agenda have a crack at 

"I don't know that the doesn't mate any sense," it." 

toward building a new 

the land. 

The recuperation center The Consortium has 4wo facility, likely at another 

A Department of Educa- 

<strong>for</strong> injured birds is located pieces of ground of about South Jersey location and 

tion employee Is due to 

on one of two pieces of 20 acres each. The one abut- possibly on Consortium- 

vifit the site soon to try to 

S E A F 0 0 D Consortium-owned ground, ting Route 9 wheie the Conowned land in Middle 

resolve the matter. 

10TH STREET AT built on what was a nonsortium houses its Township. 

Wilson said that to eem- 

BAYfflOHT commissioned officers' dub operations is under a sales However, he said, the vtace the federal govern- 

DIAL 390.0270 when ttio <strong>for</strong>mer radar sta- agreement to a private 19-year-old non-profit corment ARC should stay, he 

tion was in use by the U.S, developer. 

poration has no particular will argue that the avian 

Air Force, 

The ARC U insolation of commitment to Cape May center Is engaged in activi- 

The center is on land restrictions that say theCounty. 

ties compatible with the 

which the DOE says must land must be used by the What wUl be built on the 

basic purpose and Intent of 

be used <strong>for</strong> an educational Consortium <strong>for</strong> an educa- 20-aere Wet remains unre- 

the Consortium Itself. 

purpose. 

tional purpose <strong>for</strong> 30 years solved. 

"If by the end of the sum- 

The federal department from the <strong>time</strong> it was Wilson confirmed that a mer, it looks like the public 

has say in the matter obtained. 

state police barracks is one is belt served by keeping It 

because it inherited the A similar 30-year resWc- possibility which local there, we may' go fiat 

land in the 1970s when the tion on the main parcel was developer Ralph Clayton route," Bradshaw raid, 

Air Force no longer had use removed <strong>for</strong> the Censor- has been considering, but Qiecchlo, director of the , 

Off the BoanlwBlli at 1 Hh Street <strong>for</strong> it. Now the DOB admlntiurn after it paid the gov- the options are open. Avian Rehabiliation Center^ 

siters the deeds, which ernment the value of the Tan told he intends to sees the issue as "pretty 

allowed the ConserUum to land and buildings, Wilson [develop the site] whether involved" and a situation in 

Quality Pood take over the site m 1979, said. 

the police agreement nute- which the center is •stuck 

in a 

riaUzes or not," Wilson in the middle." 

Beautiful Setting 

said. 

T flunk irTl be rtaelved 

The avian center would and the Avian Rehabiliation 

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be permitted to stay, said Center will continue. I ût 

Bradshaw, if the Consor- don't know if well coBf 

aum would turn the land nnue in this location," she 

said. 

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Shore o(t <strong>time</strong>s faces the challenging 

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a friend or ftlsflvt back hemt.Tht old 

standards, such as salt wafer taffy or 

chocolate fudge, are always 

welcome,,.but not by everybody. 

Per this reason, wo would like to 

suggest the gift-giving opportunities 

that await you In the busy and bountiful 

aisles of the Circle Liquor Store. Our 

wine selections are considered to be 

Number One in South Jersey recently so adfi by The 

Atlantic City* Magailne. 

Be<strong>for</strong>e your vacation ends, please take an hour or two to 

visit us. You will find particularly pleasing our Wine Accessory 

Shop, where you'll likely find that special gift 

which Aunt Ida or Uncle Luke will treasure long after you 

return home. 

Among the hundreds of off-beat choices are wine racks 

<strong>for</strong> kitchen or cellar (some 30 different choices), lye-eatchina 

novelty napkins and cards. ..aprons and pot holders 

In gaily printed patterns,,,wine clocks,,.coasters and 

trays with Imprints of rare vintages. 

iiptelally welcome this <strong>time</strong> of the year <strong>for</strong> the dock or 

poolllde are acrylic wine glasses (completely shatter 

proof}, 

if aunt or uncle would add to their libraries, you may' 

choose from our very large selection of books •both hardcover 

and paperback • covering every aspect of wines, 

liquors and beers with contents covering history, appreciation 

and geography. 

Don't let that next rainy day be a washout during your 

vacation. Drive across the 34th street bridge to our special 

gift shopping center on the circle )n Semen Point, 

A pMKittlsf Is a person who is ifiilek during the entire 

voyagiof lile. 


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This is one of the traditional Chinese sauces used <strong>for</strong> 

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FACE 1 — SECTION TWO THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N.J. 

FRIDAY, JULY 22.) 

Royals remain in the playoff picture of the AC baseball league 

Th - 

FROMmmjNGKYBANKERS 

imoked a single off the 

third basement glove and 

TTiomai walked to load the 

bases. Dice batting <strong>for</strong> the 

second <strong>time</strong> in the inning, 

drove a, ball deep Into the 

trees in left <strong>for</strong> a grand slam 

home run. 

In the third the runs kept 

coining as OC worked on 

the fourth N'field pitcher, 

scoring 8 runs. Bob Goudie 

started things off with a single 

and scoring on a 2 run 

home run by Sheffer. Chishlom 

got his third safety and 

scored on a Lamb 2 run 

blast. Singles by K. Goudie 

and Dice were followed by 

Santa Maria's third double 

gf the game, sowing K 

Goudie, Curry plated 2 

with a single. B Goudie 

tomohawked • high fastball 

to right <strong>for</strong> a 2 run blast. 

Gary Prugh was ihe beneficiary 

of this scoring barrage, 

picking up his fifth 

win against 3 defeats 

The game OC lost last 

week was too dose, 4-2, 

They played Buena, the 

American Division champs. 

Buena started out by 

scoring on a walk and an 

error. 

The Royals Stormed back 

with 2 in the bottom half. 

Curry and Dice walked. 

After an out, Andy Sailor 

singled in Curry, Giglio 

Sunfish skippers get 

off without a hitch 

Conditions were excellent 

<strong>for</strong> sailors on Great Egg Bay 

Wednesday, July 13, when 

Sunfish skippers <strong>for</strong> the 

Ocean City Yacht Club set 

off from the dub docks <strong>for</strong> 

the first of three races. 

With an M-2 to Starboard 

course <strong>for</strong> the Seniors and 

A's and an M-l to Starboard 

<strong>for</strong> the B's in the first 

race, the start <strong>for</strong> all fleets 

got off without a hitch. 

The A's and Seniors were 

bunched rounding the 

windward buoy and stayed 

in a wedge until they 

tacked, toward the leeward 

mark when several boats 

crept away from the pack, 

In the had after the second 

<strong>time</strong> around the marks 

were Seniors Craig Monastero 

and Drew DiMarino, 

who crossed the finish in a 

one, two Une, Diane Hathaway 

pulled into third. 

Brie Swenson scooted 

around the bunched boats 

<strong>for</strong> his second win of me 

July season <strong>for</strong> A fleet. Second 

and ttiird were Greg 

Hertz and JenSwenson. 

aFofjfthe B&.DrJow FaneUt> 

took, the first, with Brian' 1 

Waters and Freddie Wein in 

the next two spots. 

The second race followed 

the same courses. Competition 

was tight although no 

bottienecki occurred at the 

marks, 

Brian Waters beat Drew 

Farrell tor the B's, John 

Biekel placed third. 

The Seniors and A's 

stayed side by side all the 

way to the finish Una.. Mat 

Sehwenk, Greg Harts and 

Almee Dickey were the victors 

<strong>for</strong> Uie A's and Monastena, 

Dan Sehwenk and 

Drew DiMarino were the 

winners <strong>for</strong> the Seniors, 

The third race was a T-l 

walked to load the bases, i 

Dice scored when Lantfjs 

ground ball was nUscued. 

With one out and the bases 

still jammed, OC let Buena 

off the hook by not getting 

anymore runs. • 

After a fog delay Buena I 

scored 3 in Hie fifth on a 

walk, double and a 2 am 

single. 

u OC is to pt Into 

playoffs they would bertifl 

at 7-M at Stfc and Bay M 

Saturday, The best of thm | 

series would then eonHnm 

in Margate on Sunday start-, 

ing at noon. The thW? I 

game, if needed, would I 

at 3 p.m. on Sunday ml 

ward-leeward-windward to 

port, A's and Seniors bepjy 

together, B's started fiyej 

minutes later, 

P.J, Chew, a Senior, and 

Jason Chew, an A, cant 

from behind to lead their" 

respective fleets to the win.. 

Second and third were Maf" 

Sehwenk and Greg Herte' 

<strong>for</strong> the A's and Drew DiMarino 

and Dan Sehwenk <strong>for</strong>! 

the Seniors. * 

1/3 to Starboard, Mat Sehwenk 

led all boats to snag a 

first. The next A finishers 

were Aimee Dickey and 

Greg Hertz. 

Drew DiMarino was first 

as he sailed ahead of Dan 

Sehwenk and Craig Monastero 

in die Senior race, 

B fleer 1 The second race was 

<strong>change</strong>d to a T-l 1/3 to 

Starboard course <strong>for</strong> all 

fleets, Two or three boats 

jumped the starting horn'; 

and had to round the com-'; 

mlttee boat be<strong>for</strong>e getting 

* Farrell, Waters 

and Biekel repeated their 

positions In the contest, 

Junior Skippers 

The junior skippers 

enjoyed, jhe refpshinlvbavT 

breezes July is, <strong>for</strong> bBpET 

their races, the first a wind- 

; 

back Into the race, but eventually 

all skippers made a' 

good sweep off the course. 

Better winds also prevailed, 

Drew DiMarino dosed in 

front of Craig Monastere 

and Dan Sehwenk <strong>for</strong> the : 

Seniors and Eric Swenson 

scored a first <strong>for</strong> the A's. 

Greg Hertz and Mat Sehwenkêre 

second and J 

— Paula Sehwenk 

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^ <strong>for</strong>last! 

Front row seats <strong>for</strong> 

nature's year 'round 

show still available! 

People come from all over the country just to watch 

hundreds of birds migrate over Tranqyility. 

You can still arrange to do it from the deck of your new 

home at Tranquility. Because there are still a few prime 

waterfront and waterview homesites available in Tranquility. 

Hc.mes.tes that border the Cape May Canal and the protected 

wildl.fe preserve that edges it Naturally-wooded homesites 

that already have city water and sewer, underground utilities 

and the best views in Tranquility. \ 

Some might accuse Mitnick of saviiig the 1 best <strong>for</strong> last. 

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Come choose your view and the distinctive single-family 

home you l| enjoy it from. Use Mtailck's Express Mortaaae 

and you could be in nature's front row seat a lot sooneTthan 

you expect! , ,, , , 

FRIDAY: JULV 22. iwa THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N.J, PAGE 3 — SECTION TWO 

Carl Tallardy posse with his 72-pound white mariin, 

worth $83.33 a pound. 

New York angler 

hooks $6,000 mariin 

Tallardy of Clinton 

', N.Y, won the white 

marlin category of the 

Sou* Jersey White Mariin 

Open earlier this month at 

South Jersey Marina, Cape 

May. 

His 72-pound white 

earned him $6,000 of the 

tournament's $10,000 purse 

and one of the six toumaent.of 

champions invitaons. 

Besides the rnarlin, 

Tallardy caught a 215pound 

bigeye tuna, qualifying 

him as the grand 

champion in the points 

division, ^, , . , 

Largest fish In the toujBas 

ment was caught by John 

Imbesi who hooked a 255jpound 

bigeye, 

m A total of Mboate participated 

In the Uth annual 

tournament and the tuna 

were reported running 

large, with nearly one-quarter 

weighing In over 100 

pounds, 

On Aug. W it the aiaiina, 

the Manufacturer's Mar* 

lln Round-up will take 

f^lace featuring some of the 

world's top manufacturers 

of sportfishing boats, 

Participating this year 

wUl be 10-boat teams from 

Bertram, Davis, Hatteras, 

Ocean Post and Viking 

Yachts. 

The event, now in its film 

year, will be covered by 

some of the nation's top 

boating and fishing magazines 

including Saltwater 

Sportsman, Boating, Martin 

Magazine, Power and Motoryachi, 

Yachting, and Toumammt 

Digmt. 

For more in<strong>for</strong>mation, 

call 884-2400. 

PUNT PASS AND 

The : Ocean City Hawks 

football • iorganization "will 

sjSbriser a-punt p^s's and 

kick competition on Saturday, 

July 23, at the 6th 

Preparations under way <strong>for</strong> Wings r n WaterFest 

STONE HARBOR — The 

festival committee met 

recently at the Wetlands 

Institute to discuss preparations 

<strong>for</strong> the sixth annual 

New leraey Wings t> n Water 

Festival to be held Sept. 17 

and la 

TMs "celebration of the 

coast* benefits the Wet* 

lands Institute, a non-profit 

organization dedicated to 

research and education programs 

dealing with the 

coastal environment. The 

institute, located in Middle 

Superathlon title 

won fourth <strong>time</strong> 

Ron Kirk reamed his 

championship earlier this 

week when the Ocean City 

Beach Patrol member won 

the South Jersey Supenmlon 

competition <strong>for</strong> the 

fourth straight <strong>time</strong>. 

Kirk finished one minute 

and three seconds ahead of 

Chris McCann of Wildwood, 

the runner-up. All of 

South Jersey's beach patrols 

were invited to send their 

best triathlete to compete in 

the contest Monday evening 

here in Ocean City 

The competttion began at 

the 29th Street beach with 

Uie lifeguards running 2.25 

miles south on Central Avenue 

to the 50th Street beach, 

f Avalon had 

after the run, but 

Kkk was just two seconds 

behind him. 

They entered their lifeboats 

at 50th Street <strong>for</strong> a 

1,5-mile row norBi to the 

35th Street beach, Ron 

passed Hory in the boat, 

opening up a one-minute 

lead with one event left. 

CANCER SURVIVOR 

VOLUNTEERS WANTID 

CanSurmount, a support 

program offered by the 

American Cancer Sodery 

and Burdette Tomlin 

Memorial Hospital, is 

beginning a training program 

<strong>for</strong> volunteers. Particularly 

needed are survivors 

of colon, stomach and lung 

cancers. For details, call Bettie 

Crilly at the hospital, 

«5-2000ext.5320. 

SPORTFISHING aboard the 

KICK JULY 23 

Street recreation field.<strong>for</strong> 

ages 9 to 14.iJtegistnOion is 

9 a.m, to 10 a,m, ftoof of 

age and $2 registration fee 

required. 

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Hie bnathletos then ran a 

block to 34th Street and 

swam a quarter mile, Kirk 

adding three more seconds 

to-his advantage. 

TOPIOHNISHSRS 

Township just outside Us 

community on Stone Harbor 

Boulevard, receives no 

federal, state or local funding; 

and the festival is the 

institute's largest fund-raising 

project of the year. 

According to organizers, 

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880-pound 

shark seen 

record 

A possible state record 

tiger shark WBI caught 48 

miles off Cape May earlier 

Bili season. The 880-pound 

monster edlpsei the 876pound 

12-ounce tlffr 

raught off AUahtic Qry In 

BlUDe John of Cape May 

caught the ISVWeet shark 

while flihtag ka tuna wift 

Capt. John Sheets of Enna. 

De John brought the tiger to 

gaff following a two-hour 

battle. 

He was using a Perm SOW 

reel with 8Q=pound test, Ths 

shark was too big to pt 

Into the boat and was 

towed to South Jersey 

Marina where the weigh-in 

took place, De John believes 

the shark may have lost 

considerable weight during 

the tow to shore. 

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Oils year's festival promises < 

to taw events <strong>for</strong> every 

interest and taste- 

Art enthusiasts can view 

a large collection of nature 

and wildlife art on display 

and <strong>for</strong> sale. Decoy connoisseurs 

will be privy to 

world-class decoy and decorative 

bird carvings, A 

photography show and 

workshop, complete duck 

stamp collection and handmade 

quilts will also be featured. 

For those who travel to 

the shore to be with nature, 

guided walks on the beach, 

dunes and marshes are 

planned. Exhibits from 

environmental centers in 

New Jersey and Pennsylvania 

will supply in<strong>for</strong>maHon 

on subjects from stranded 

marine mammals to recycling. 

Bird watching seminars 

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Activities <strong>for</strong> children 

will include marsh bingo 

games, nature arts and 

crafts, fiddler crab noes, 

scavenger hunts, touch 

tanks with live animals, and 

a salt water aquarium 

workshop. 

In addition, retriever trials 

will demonstrate the 

training of retriever dogs 

using training dummies. 

Other activities or events 

Boat cruises with nature 

guides, nature arts'and 

crafts show and sale, laboratory 

open house; food, 

bom hot dogs to oyster bur. 

Promoters say the '88 festival 

will be the biggest and 

best ever, ' , 

The Wings "n Water Fesiival 

Is based at the Wetlands 

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events in Avalon, Stone. 

Harbor and Cape May}' 

Court House. Fare-free 

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Worthy of 

tradition 

The question continues: Should Ocean City's 

Night in Vpnice be abolished because of the hell 

raising and the mishaps which some<strong>time</strong>s accompany 

the frivolity; or, as a letter writer opines, 

because the risks outweigh the benefits? 

No, this resort's unique tradition should not be 

put in dry dock on the eve of Its 35th year because 

of the idiocies of a relative few. Unless the event 

itself can be shown to be dangerous or unmanageable, 

Night in Venice shoulcpcontinue in America's 

greatest family resort, C 

Like any mammoth task, the boat parade Itself 

takes much planning. The logistics are similar to 

those involved with a convoy. Indeed, the boat 

parade is very similar to a military operation 

involving scores of machines and hundreds of 

personnel. 

With people like Dave Winslow at the helm, the 

boat parade is in good hands. As evidenced by 

this year's edition, which featured more boats and 

better decorations and continued smooth operation, 

the parade is, Indeed, a topnotch event worthy 

of attracting the thousands which it continues 

to do. 

As to those immature people, of every age, who 

cannot handle the spirit and the spirits, that is an 

un<strong>for</strong>tunate foible of human nature, but it has 

nothing to do with the event itself. Should we not 

have wedding banquets because a few of the 

guests cannot control themselves? 

Published In America'* QrMtett Family Re<strong>for</strong>t 


A Division sf South Jsrtey Radio. Inc. 

Howard I. Oman, President 

112 E. Eighth SMM, Ocean City, NJ.. 0S12S 

Eitabllihtd 1M1 

PHONE 399-5411 

FRED C BENSON Jublliher 

JOHN H. ANDRUS n .Editor 

BYRON T. MIRCER Advertising Manager 

Limn ihOUM to doublo-ipoced arid with sufficient msfgln» on ens 

•Ids el the paper to racllltate editing tor ityto and wrwilMMll, 

Limn must Include Bit wrlttr'l name, address and phone number 

far verification. They musl to tefllble, preferably typad. 

Writers may request anonymity, but ilgnfd letters have greater 

Impact. 

Publication It (I ttio Mi!Sr*t dlMraiilM. 

Stop hemorrhage 

Editor, Sentinel-Ledger: 

Now that we have aU 

received our local tax bUls, 

tile newly <strong>for</strong>med treasury 

watchdog group — Fairness 

in Taxes — should 

expect a surge of new members. 

Clearly, membership is a 

bargain at $5 per family, 

and just as clearly, proparty 

owners need some help in 

stopping the hemorrhaglng 

of tax dollars that we have 

wtaessed in the past five 

years. City tax rates have 

increased-~2I percent in the 

same period, 

Taxpayers should be 

reminded that the admln- 

Btration originally proposed 

a tax Increase 143 percent 

greater than the one Council 

finally approved, And 

the mayor has already 

started his "wish Usf <strong>for</strong> 

next year. 

So now is the <strong>time</strong> to 

respond to the membership 

drive of our Fairness in 

Taxes group, 

Protect yourself homeowners, 

both residents and 

non-residents, Sign up with 

your nBlghborhood FIT representative! 

*- Daniel Mullin 

Ocean City 

His supermarket 

doesn't clog the 

aisles with skids 

I am quite sure you never 

heard of Clarence Johnson. 

Clarence lives in Elmira, 

N. Y. and Clarence owns 

and operates two highly 

successful food supermarkets, 

trading under the 

name of Super-Duper Food 

Markets. 

Clarence and his Stores are 

splndrift 

DAYS 'TILL 

HE 

, NEXT 

?; NIGHT I| 

if VVENICE/ 

clogging aisles'-or store personnel stocking shelves 

store hours. Such'labdr.Is done after the store doses and ^tâ thetewas a n**- > &£ZLA 

thus causes no inconvenience to any of Oarence's custom- 5^ w y*' u ! crew ? 9 ?P r0lh «*pwfc» 

letn ;ln,a ihree-block area,,, both fte Cape May 

You're not Bating 

your dinner, Dave 

What's wrong? 

Night in Venice risks outweigh benefits 

Setback, not height, variance was OK ? d; 

'walk project won't need all its parking 

«*! 

Section 2, Page! 

Cade's right; more 

competition needed 

in building trades 

Editor, Sentinal-Ledgor: I have designed and built ay j 

am writing this letter to own home, and can state 

indicate my strong support with peat oonvietien &$ 

<strong>for</strong> Fred Cade (code the three most important 1 

en<strong>for</strong>cement officer) in his factors In dealing with a 

attempt to remove thi writ- contractor are his personal 

ten test which Is now integrity, technical compe. 

required <strong>for</strong> builders to tence and tinanaal strenîi 

become licensed to work in None of these qualities m 

Ocean City, 

discernible with i writftn 

His argument that thi te»t test. 

merely indicated the eon- I have recently moved 

Mctor's knowledge of the into a home in Ocean Qiy^ 

building code and not his and have had personal eon. 1 

ability to per<strong>for</strong>m quality tact witii Fred Cade and his 

work in a reasonable period staff. We, as consumers, an 

of <strong>time</strong> and at a fair price lucky to have people Uk§ 

has great merit annd should Fred and his men working 

be strongly supported by on our behalf. 

all property owners in However, he needs thi 

Ocean City, 

support of all of us. Pleasi 

He is totally correct in call your local Council njp. 

i 

saying that we need more resents tive and/or Fred 

competition in the construc- Cade at 399-6111 to voice 

tion field In our town. your support. 

Over the past 20 yean, I WHam D, Pinktrtm 

have had four homes built 

by general contractors and 

Ocean City 

Family resorts don't 

have 6 p.m. kid curfews 

Editor, Sentinel-Ledger; 

Shame on City Council if 

they restrict skateboarding 

after 6 p.m. in Ocean City, 

I suppose they would 

rattier have th« kids hanging 

out on street comers 

with nothing to do,'cr in 

the arcades. 

Why restrict a sport mat 

encourages athletic ability; 

gives kids a focus, gives 

them something to do. 

The boardwalk has outpriced 

kids these days. 

They can hardly af<strong>for</strong>d the 

baU playing after 6, Wh 

not just restrict kids 

together in "America 1 ! 

greatest family resort." 

Whatajokel 

Happily, I live in Marmora. 

My son has a skateboard. 

He has a ramp in 

front of my house, I wal 

come him and his friends 

day or evening to skate, I 

know where he's doing 

something he enjoys. I 

know he's safe, I know he's 

not just hanging around. 

I know, once again, I'm 

grateful I don't live in 

Editor, Sentinel-Ledger; Shore Memorial's ICU, lance what with all of the spare tune to serve the dry, 

On Friday night be<strong>for</strong>e the Bach yew Night in Venice traffic. 

earned It. 

Night in Venice parade, I attracts thousands of visi- 

spent some of my <strong>time</strong> on 

It cannot be proven If 

Keep in mind that the 

tors <strong>for</strong> thi weekend. In 

money donated does not go 

Ship Channel bridge, I did 

fact, erne of the accident vie- 

It because it was my job to 

be there, I'm • paramedic, 

ttms was from Norway, Vm connection with all of the 

goes right back to those 

sure she and her parents hustle and bustle due to the who donated it through 

I was there witi» my part- wUl never <strong>for</strong>get her trip toparade, 

but my guess Is that 

medical supplies and equipner, 

another paramedic unit Ocean City. 

they are, How about the 

ment to help the sick and 

from Mainland; EMTs from 

injured. 

the Ocean City, Somers 

Did you hear about the 

1 with I could believe the- cost of entertainment were. 

liiîdSmMfii £im*^«| vj^tKM tutu 

slons, but-the most disturb- way should happen, 

tag flung about fin whole jf knew JU, w t on pa,. 

afito wai getting a first- lonally from seeing how a 

hand view of how the tele- dvU disturbance was oresvision 

news operates. mte& m ê past. What we 

The day after it see is what "they" want us 

happened, I watched a cam- te see, not what is the 

erman from one of the Phil- whole truth, 

adelphia channels on the Even one of the Fhiladelboardwalk' 

Hs "boss* was phia radio sftHons broadpointing 

to the area he caited the next jnominfj 

wanted covend, and he that "the Ocean City 

was being really exact beaches were closed.' 1 

about it. I knew what he Don't they make any ef<strong>for</strong>t 

Wa ?i.^?' md w 01 l »verify what ftey say? No 

Editor, Sentinel-Ledger: monolithic great wall effect; summer, when the Empo- supposed to took at projects 

My Aunt Ren says mere are It Is sue that the Planning rium complex is open <strong>for</strong> and judge them on their 

three sides to every storyi Board granted the project a butoesK I wUl pay $5,000 merits, not their position in 

my side, your side, and the Variance <strong>for</strong> 11 parking to a local charity of yourfame. 

In fact die Planning 

right side. Your editorial on •paces. It is also true that 

choice if you can show me a Board showed considerable 

Tuesday, July 19 concerning my fellow developers and I 

photograph of our parking murage because Vm sure 

the Planning Board are paying the Parking 

lot utilizing all 20 spaces. they anticipated the knee- 

approval of the Emporium Authority ity $3,000 per apace 

Real estate developments jerk reaction outlined in 

complex, reflected only one <strong>for</strong> this variance. That's and variances connected your editorial and still did 

Side and did it inaccurately. $33,000. This Is in compB. with mem an Uke anything what they thought was 

For the record, the Flan- anee with the new zoning else, some are good and right. - 

nlng Board did not issue a ordlnace. This money is to 

watched the news I found 

scone aren't 

By the way, I believe 

Ocean ~ - 

Cit beach was 

height variance of 13 feet. be * 

outlwasright. 

used to acquire and In a community as com' some variances were 

g 

ig was 

The Emporium project did maintain more practical plexly developed as Ocean denied that night as well- 2t 

allowed on three of them. 

not ask <strong>for</strong> or require a parking lots <strong>for</strong> the public. 

showed 

City, it Would be impossible One of the jobs of The . j an ... empty - - lifeguard " — How can you trust any 

height variance. The Plan- 

stand 

In reality, the Emporium to write a zoning ordinance 

stand with th not a person Iin 

new8 service when you set 

Sentinel-Ledger is to editorining 

Board did grant a set- project doesn't need flit 20 so comprehensive to make alize; that is how you serback 

variance <strong>for</strong> the spares it furnishes to s«It 

variance proof. Thaf» 

t showed n 

secemd floor. They did this vice its parkJhg needj^ Iti realHy., 

because we proved that mis customers will be ! 

GUF project was the first 

encroachment would have to the store on the tobeheard under the new 

no significant impact of walk and many oft its ordinance and was granted disservice. 

shadowing on the board- employees will walk or ride 

fl,at Is not what this nitwit 

variances. That's coinci- 

mblic 

walk and that the design of bikes to work. In fact, I will dence. 

Jerry Muse «"** d to present. Viewers r^'richlyTesTvcs 

the project did not create a make you a wager/next The Planning Board is 

Palermo (Ocean View) who saw this program ^ Y T»vtlrliM 

would think that Ocean Bttt Ktttrtage 

Ocean O ty 

Water quality here and elsewhere on the Cape is very clean 

Editor's note — This is a miles, were dosed. ,' • try. If there id a problem, Also the term fersn/Sfom- re Ion 1' 

By JOE 

GILBERT 

touch went out July 19 to opened after one day and Immediately. ' JntJ«r ' 

a success because his credo 

con ~ si

i! f 

\ 

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PAGE 6 — SECTION TWO THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY. N.J, 

St. John's Bible 

school concludes 

Approximately 70' children 

and adulfi garnered 

recently at St. John 

Lutheran Church, 10th 

Street md Central Avenue, 

<strong>for</strong> an ecumenical vacation 

Bible school. 

Holy Trinity Episcopal 

Church in Ocean City 

joined with St, John's in the 

ecumenical ef<strong>for</strong>t. 

The program, Jesus Loves 

Me!, was taught by teachers 

from both churches, and 

Sister Charles and Sister 

Alice who have been teach- 

ing at the St John Vacation 

Bible School <strong>for</strong> the past 10 

yoaro 

"We really look <strong>for</strong>ward 

io our week in Ocean City 

and at St. John's," said Sis- 

ter Alice, "We got a chance 

al§o director of musk and 

assisted the children in 

learning songs. 

The Rev. Albert E. 

Alspach, Pastor at St. 

John'i, taught an adult class 

each morning. Sue Richards 

was program director. 

Pastor Alspach 

announced this year's Vacation 

Bible School was dedicated 

to the memory of Jane 

I, Kyle who was killed in 

an automobile accident in 

the spring. The offering at 

the closing exerdses was 

given to the Jane Kyle 

Music Fund, established at 

St. John's. 

"Jane was a powerful and 

inspiring <strong>for</strong>ce <strong>for</strong> music, 

not only at St. John'i, but in 

to participate in a program all of Ocean City, and we 

which we duplicate in one could think of no belter 

of our own churches liter in way to celebrate and perthe 

summer in Philadel- petuatt her memory," conphia." 

Sister Charles was eluded Pastor Alspach. 


55th Svmt and Asbury Avenue 

Rev. Pattf W, vandtrLeo. Pastor 

SUNDAY, JULY 24,1988 

1030 a.m. - Dr, Manuel Avila. Guest Speaker 

7:15 Dot Worth 


SONG SERVICE• 10:18 A.M. 

CHURCH SERVICE10:30 A.M. 

BIBLE STUDY, WED. 7:30 P.M. 

Musks! Drewf Rlefctra Beedifch 

Jane Smith Sobtet 

Nufiay AvaMMe during SaviM 

CALVARY INDEPENDENT 


New York Ave. &. Ninth St Somers Point 

Presents a Feature-length Film 

"RiDRUNSTHERiViR" 

Historically accurate Civil War story depicting 

scenes of Bull Run and Manatsas 

Sunday, July 3ist, 7:00 P.M, 

J|- TRINITY 

t METHODIST CHURCH 

~\ 20 N. Shorn ROM • 390-3248 • Harmm, N.J. 

(2 miles over 14th Street Bridge) 

SUNDA¥,JULY24th 

THi GREAT DRiAMlR 11 

Worship: 9:30 am, & 11 a.m, 

Sunday School :9:30 a.m. 

fipieial Musie:Phy!i§s Cerssy 

Child Care all 3§« Th* BOATOWAtKl , V 

A ConBdWelcomeAwatoVbu,, - 

Sister Charles works with class during recant vacation Bible school sponsored by 

St. John Lutheran Church and Holy Trinity Episcopal Church. The week long school 

WBs conducted at St, John's. 

Rev. Hallman to speak at Central Union Chapel 

Rev, William Hallman 

will speak during the 11 

ajn. service, Sunday at the 

Central Ocean City Union 

Chapel, 32nd Street and 

Cental Avenues, 

Rev, Mailman is a graduate 

of Cedarville College 

and Westttoster Theolpgical 

Seminary, He is pastor 

of the Bethel Re<strong>for</strong>med 

Church, Bloomsburg, Pa., 

and has ministered extensively 

to university students. 

Musk will be provided 

by Sandy Gilbert, flutist 

•nd Jerry Pearson on the 

piano, 

Sunday school <strong>for</strong> all ages 

begins at 10 a.m. The 

Chapel is an Independent, 

Evangelical, Interdenominational, 

Gospel Preaching 

and Bible Teaching Church 

of the Lord Jesus Christ, 

lufe will hold classes Monday 

through Friday on the 

second floor of the West 

Sanctuary from 9 a.m. to 

10:30 a.m. Rev. Hallman 

will continue the study of 

The Gospels, Air-Condi- 

Honing and refreshments 

Gu " s llne up t0 Z eicom P artic| Pa nts of 

HP CHURCH OF Tjffl) 


20th & Atlantic Avenue Longport, N.J, 

9:00 A.M, Holy Communion 

10:00 A.M, Painily Sirvlca and Mominf Pcayer 

HOLY COMMUNION Film SUNDAY OF THE MONTH 

10 AM, 

Priest In Charge 

The Rtv, John A, Smart 

Holy Trinity Church, Bittenhouae Square 

PhUidelpWa, Ponaa. 

DavidJ. Someri, Dir. of Musk 

CHURCH 

(BLCA) 

s Ydu TO WORSHff 

Sundays, 7:3Q, 9:00 and 11:00 A.M. 

Wednesday, 7:30 F.M. 

Sunday School at 10:00 A.M, 

"Sydngers" Fellowship, 

Wednesday, 9:00 P.M. 

'Come Shan the Spirit1' 

Central Avenue at Tenth Street, Ocean City 

399-0798 

, OCEANOTY 


10TH & WESLEY 399-2261 

REV. DONALD E HORLBERT/Senlor Pastor 

REV. DONALD D. PHILLIPS, Visitation Pastor 

REV. JOHN D. MILAR ASSOC. Pastor, 

Youth & Family Ministries 

DAVID SENSENEY, Choir Director 

PHILIP SENSBNEY, Organist . 

SUNDAY JULY24,1988 

8 A.M. Pastor Hurlbert 

10:45 AM Dn David Clemens 

930 A.M. SUNDAY SCHOOL 

OCEAN CfTY SUMMER BIBL£ 

EACH EVENING MONDAY-FFIIDAY 

.'.i, JULY24T297P.M;:, %\ .,' 

TiOiprti'to^fSdSdl 

tnJOamh^>iMlARUU39^mi 

are provided. 

The Orthodox Presbyterian 

Chfirch conducts worship 

services each Sunday 

it 8:45 a.m. and 7 p.m. in 

the West Sanctuary. 

The Oirisnan Surf and 

Sand Ministries meet 10 

ReMed Rtcovery Care 

afctifc m» ^ JCapeM*lanttc 

Head tajury Support 

Group dedicated an ocean 

Dr. Avila, 

Dot Worth at 

Union Chapel 

Chadds ftird. Pa. This will 

Dr, Manuel Avila wlU be 

guest speaker at the 1&30 

be his 7th consecutive year 

a.m. service Sunday at 

as guest speaker at the 

Union Chapel By-the-Sea, 

chapel. 

S5th Street and Asbury Richard doodrich wUl be 

Avenue, and Dot Worth soloist accompanied by Jane 

will speak during the 7:15Smith, 

Organist and sum- 

evening service. 

mer music director. 

The evening service wUl 

Dot Worth 

Dr, Avila, pastor of the feature Mrs, Worth, known 

Pastor Paul W, winder 

Springfield Baptist Church, nationally <strong>for</strong> her radio pro- Loo wlU welcome Dr, Avila 

Delaware County, Pa., is a gram, Women Alive, She and Mrs, Worth b the 

graduate of Gordon Col- serves as a member of the 

inter-denominational 

lep. Eastern Baptist TTieo- board of governors of JOngs dupel and conduct the 

logical Seminary and College in New York and is morning and evening «r. 

Temple University. j*rior to a speaker at Sunday school vices. 

his present pastorate, he convenHonj and woman's The morning service wiU .' 

served far eight years as groups. This wUl bo her sec- be preceded by i short 

pastor of the historic Bran- ond appearance at the eh«p- hymn-sing at 10:15. 

dywlne Baptist Church in el. 

a,ni, ead\ morning on fee 

beach at 32nd Street, 001dren 

between die ages of 3 

flirough 15 are welcome 

Incase of inclement weath- 

er, the group wUl meet in 

the Central Ocean City 

Union ChapeL 

Cape/Atlantic Head Injury Support 

Access ramp dedicated 

CHRISTIAN 

SCIENCE 

First Church of • 

Christ, Scientist 

8th St. & Asbury Ave. 

Ocean City • 

Announces new hours 

<strong>for</strong>servioes; 

Sundays 10:30 a.m, , 

Sunday School 10:30 a.m. 

Wednesdays 7:30 p.m. 

Testimonial Meeting - 

Reading Room Dally ' 

11:00 a.m. to 2 p.m. 

ALL WELCOME" 

access ramp foe die 

abled litat Thursday a 

34tfa Sheet 

dls. 

thtf 

The wooden romp 

extends from the boardwalk 

to the ocean to give 

disabled individuals, especially 

those confined to 

wheel dudrs, the opportunity 

to enjoy the ocean and 

land. 

More important, according 

to a spokeswoman, the 

project will aid In the tong- 

ically challenged persons. 

Also available at the 

ramp site are wheelehair- 

Beeesslble resirooffiB, sandwich 

stands arid walkways 

<strong>for</strong> disabled individuals. 


Sunday, 10:30 to 12:00 

(2 nd Ftoor • O.C. Cofflnutnity CintM) 

18tti Md Simpson Ave. OeunCtty.NJ. 


Wednesday-7:30 p.m. 

124 Dory Drive PIMM 398-7922 

Pastor Robert BoMIc and Ruth 

ST. PETER'S UNTIED 

S1ETHODISTCHURCH 

8th and Central Avenue Ocean City, N J. 

, - JULY.244988 ,

in 

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CLASSiFIED ADVERTISEMENTS 

APVEimsiNGilATHS 

Advertitempnts <strong>for</strong> these columns should be in fht office 

Of The Sentinel Ledger NOT LATBH THAN 1 P.M. MON- 

DAY FOR TUESDAY PUBLICATION AND J P.M. 

WBONBIDAY FOB FRIDAY PUBLICATION, 

\ 

One Timer! lines or less ..........?7^...... ,• $i.oe 

(B3- per line exceeding »I irtet) 

Ad Running 5 Ceiisecufive Times, 

with t lines or less -,,... ,,,., tlO.M 

Arts Requiring Box Number II.00additional 

11I Ifh Street, Ocean City. N.J. OIIM 

Card of Thinks Help Wanted 

The Family of 

Lena Battersby 

Would like B Jiank our 

relatives and Mends toe el 

the eards, (lowers, com<strong>for</strong>t 

and prayers during our 

recent bereavement We 

would especially like ts 

Blank the staff of me 

Lutt#fsn Horns In Oco.tn 

View. 

Help Wanted 

ACTIVE RiAL ISTATI • offieo hn full 

lime opening (or tipefisncM McnMvy, 

Rasorl rool oslalo aipsrlenn prglemd. 

Call manager tor appointment, MM121, 

BAlYSITTiR • nasaifl lor I nights psr~|» 

week. References require^ far a rsspqrv 

pibts and reliable person. Pieais all fcr 

inlarvlBW, 3988389, 

BOOKKEiPER/ORIDrT AND COLLIC- 

TIQNS - Full or pan lima. Banking tifldiereunrj 

helpful, retirees welfi5rn& Send 

Roiume to The leminel-LMgar, iai 

879, posan Oily, NJOMM. " 

OARIiR OPPORTUNITY . tor an exporloncud 

lyp.sl wilh o goad lolopnono per- 

•onsllly. the O.M.O. Co. Is a new business 

In Marmora, NJ. Thll opening can 

lead 10 a very responsible poslllon. Call 

us business hours, 390.1935. 

CHURCH ADMINIITRATIVI SEORE- 

TARY • i-4, Men,. Fri, GompuliWWord 

Processor and typing: Salary and Bensnts; 

Call 3S9.MBI, or WrIIB SI, Pilar*i 

UMO, P. O. io« 7§i, Oetan Oily, NJ 

08220. 

COUNTER HELP • Dili poison is Handle 

snndwlcn mtXInj In Soulhond Shoud M 

depandBbls ang poraonable Eicellonl 

working BOnditont, Coll 390-9035. 

CUSTODIAN - einck Bonl Urania r» 

quired, 12-mo. pgilUon avail Hn, 10 

a,m, Is 830 p,m. Oanlacl Mr. Vlnesnl 

losing, Chlsl Cuslodsin. Mainland Regional 

High School, 1301 Oak Aye,, Linwood, 

NJ 08221-1690 bat. 0 am. and I 

p.m, 117.4151. E06/AA 

DOOTOR'l AiSWTANT • Fomils, a 

days, Monday, Wodnojday » Friday. 

Voaf round position, MB AM to 6:15 

PM, Pltasani personally. Will Bain. Call 

6fi3-8817 lor Iniarvlaw. [deal (or House. 

wile. 

iSTABLIlHID OCEAN OITV • ml « 

tele llrm sashing gggresslvs, motivate 

breur/iBleipanon with eiparlanco t 

manage buiy branch otflee. Salary plu 

garwoui commission errangomonL Ri 

ply WtBB«14B| Ocean Oily, NJ, ^ . 

IER9JWIJH6L» 

t V i p ngM'prtftiftd, bu 

nofhteulary. mull be willing Is l«an 

through an oppronllceshlp llchl BioBtam Btm 

Musi hove own transportation. Call 389 

8MI, 

FLANMHi HOTEL • hil Opening to 

Una cook. Contact Mr. Qeilsr or Chi 

Kearn 1,3(9-1000, 

FULL AND PART TIME WORK AV*», 

ABLE • Doing Lawn Care Work, Good 

job <strong>for</strong> local college students. Call 027- 

1131, 

EARTHTECH 

"LAND MANAGEMENT 

FROFESSiONALS' 

• Complete Lawn Ca/e 

• Landscape Doslgns 

• Sprinklers 

• WO JOB TOO SMALLt 

Compa/o & Save 

Call ROBERT BREUNIQ 

n 

3b0-2127 

Nunsiioe 

MED/SURG. 

RNs 

Upto:$27/hr. 

LPN8 

Upto:$19/Hr, 

For more in<strong>for</strong>mation 

FAVORfTi 

NURSES 

(609)462-1119 

PANT Till YIAH ROUND . 

FIO.UI Slop. Call 396 1157. 

STUFF ENVaOPESeRN 

HUNDREDS 

% Details? Rush SAS.E to 

UMVBBM, UARKETtNO 

P.O. BM 114 

Strongitown, Pi. 15957 , 

Real Estate Salesperson 

ImmsdUe opening in active 

Upper TownsNp office, Mn 

training, jam our miton date 

uatasfcuoe 

•Roe Real J&tate 

390-1444 

^WANTED 

fPoslBonsOpefiFer 

Real Estate - 

Salosperson 

ROBERT L. SHARP/ 

REALTOR 

5501 West AvonuO' 

Ocean City, NJ. 

MEMBER 

:Ocoan City Board of! 

Rfiltori 

Homiovwisrs 

Marketing, 

Inc. 

Înternational Refarralj 



-larcy Moratelll, Mgr. 

399-07&4 

REAL 

ESTATE 

SALES 

mour Oaw City and M«r-' 

mon ofllcea. We offer a 

vory happy •rwlrannwnt. 

We are known <strong>for</strong> unique 

oompanyr experience In 

Invaatment, taxation and 

financing In commercial, 

residential and business 

broketina enabling a very 

•ueetttlul Iraak raoord 

and financial benefit to all. 

If you are net satisfied or 

happy with your present 

sale* position, and art 

looking to move ahead 

wlttt a uniquely aggressive 

real •MM company, we 

would Ike to speak to you 

about a position. 

JAMES M.DWYER 

RMlElUtt 

t0lh»ndWMlAv«.O.C. 

388-1700 

Inviitmtrii arsBtrlV ""> nil 

MultlaiipMlillin, 

CommtrcUl ind FMIMnllll 

rtilMrt. 

CAMPBELL 

SEAFOOD 

3231 Asbury Avs, 

V«i9M (MMaM «H <strong>for</strong> 

iMnw/SM CMTM 

Cai! 3994337 or 

399-2704 

Fflsmon BUG* wm 

NEWSTOREOPENING 

Come learn about al of the opportunity FASHION BUG hM to 

offer at our ijewsst store opertng: 

FASMONBUQ 

Cedar Squm Shopping C*n or 

part lime, teilble houra, yav round potl- 

Iton, axnnant worMng condlllona and 

banam. padiaga. Apply In Demon 4th 

Door. SlalntonV Dapanmant Store, S10 

A(b8n/gg 

rrwl IrrjmMM tMaonH thovH Sv 

UExtmCash 

ChrWrrus Around The 

World 

HomePaYtyPtan 

a* FW Ipm Cmt It OtMtm Sao*» 

Tutor 

PRIMARY GRADES - Raiding and 

math, drilled, aiptrtancad Machar. 

C4II3W-74W, 

AutOS 

IMS CHEVROLET IMPALA - 2 door 

hardiop. 1 owner car. Mint condition, cc4tactoft 

Htm. *3,SO0. Can B4S-371S alter 

BpJn.ofca»MrM«17daytlme. 

1IMS BLUE IROO CAMARO - 3f,000 

mute, lufy loadad. cal m-mt. 

MUSTANG 1>M • Sunraol aulomalla, 

goad aOndMOn. CUI P*t3g8^l43S. 

OUTBTANDINa BENZ - 1878 300 D 

Merc*xt«, 1 oftnar, garaaa kapt Com- 

Plata tetvlo* record, $7^00, £a> 3M- 

§404, 

Mobile Homes 

1990MOBILE HOME-HxM.MIyfcirnWMd, 

ta**n houu, outtW* ihowv, 

woodtn wtlk, MDdd«n (toraoi bultdlnoi, 

lundtapcd, Me MM condition. Muit 

M* la appncMa. N«w OMan aty. Call 

Trtlltr-ParkHavwi 

M'WMi 

snepêDnanao n ponxi. Qieape D. 

Pool, 21« riaMa Is beartt Enjoy teaxm 

Art Apr! I-Ool IOa 31 31. Imdl IrnMIng W UtOfiOO *I25OO 

Clll 390-8669 

OCEAN CITY LAWN CARE 

Professional Landscaping Service 

as seen In Unique Homes Magazine 

•Weekly Lawn isfVles'4 Step Fertnulnrj Program 

•Gardem a Rower Bods 

'Storm, Railroad Ties, Top Soil 

'High Quality at af<strong>for</strong>dable prices 

SPECIALIZING IN SOD 

FBII ISTllittTIS 

FULLY INSURf D 

399-LAWN 

MCHARD ADAMS 

HOME IMPROVEMENTS 

Kitchen & Baths • Replacement Windows 

Doors & Storm boors • Drywall & Painting 

Vinyl andI Ceramic Tile 


__ rWsnncMloprovolll 

RELIABLE TBUSTWmTHY WyNO 

WOMAN. to do light houiowork. cManbig 

In your horns or rental. Call hr an ef 

Mata. rafarancM lyaJlaUa. 38B-212a 

HOUSECLEAN1NQ • two qu 

women will ran eve you gl h i ou oiuework. Expsrtonoed. 

wltti retorenaa. Call W- 

•017, 

GIANT 

COIN-OP 

LAUNDRY 

OPEN EVERY DAY 

7 A.M. to 10 P.M. 

(Including SUN.) hi 

DRY 

CLEANING 

IN BY i P.M. 


Ask about our 

Tailor Work 


Garments 

CLEAN ALL 

COIN-OP CENTER 

erovtfandAva.&NBwRd. 

Someri Point 

Ocean dry 

COIN-OP 

LAUNDRY* 

DRY CLEANING 

OPEN 24 HOURS 

7DAV3AWEEK 

Attendant on Duly 

8 A.M. to 7 P.M. 

MondayaFrWay 

MU wMl MgaJ «nd iMdKai ataMnaaa. 

\*m* B H O sjvBFPagv mo WHfiafnOBV SELF SERVICE 

MEET TM CAM - aulogmphin) hra im 

book. PECKS BEACH,/TpWorM HKiwy 

of Ocianaiy.rUMon, Jury 25,10 

Ml 16 Moon. Tha BoOMMrM Two, 1< 

A M M « 1 


naJMBU! CUANMO SERVICE -Cat 

j 

Call 823-3177 

y ^7T 

CAR WASH 


JUUANA 

CONSTRUCTION 

399-0890 

n 

n 

BARRY ME33NER 

CARPENTER 

HORB npUi nmnnwiny 

Call 390-3595 

FRANKTEDESCO 



Serving Ocean City and 


dating • CMMMJI • PaOm 

StowUa • fltari • fb 

Free Estimate* 

927-5052 R> 

• CARPETS* 

One* In a Ilittlme opportunity to 

carpet your dream horns 

lor a 

wholsiale price. 

I have 49 lanbvar 

rolli In stock from 

motel |oW that I 

TWEEDS —UMyd 

SCULPTURES.C6.S5 yd. 

PLUSHES »7.0Syd 


484.2742-691-8100 F> 

ANDERSON-OJERKIS 

TAG SALE 

Liquidation of houn> content! and 

•itatn. full appralHlurvlee 

CALL 927-0975 PTf 

QUALITY 

ELECTRICAL 

Inamiad 

No Job Tea Small 

ThaPrloalBlIlaM 


Call 215-269-1130 

BROOKSTV 

TV & Radio ReMln> 

Eloctronlosorvlcrno 

704/UburyAvt. 

JOHNSON'S 


SalM service Imrallatlon 

P.CC.IifciauLieniH 

PHONE 3992221 


Senrloa 

Cafl, 

399-1921 

HARPER LANDSCAPINQ 

OUAUTYLANDSCAPIMa 

llTOR 

ESTIMATE / 

399-0702' 

G«rag«andrYanl3alt* 

FABRIC SALi • IBL, July » « 8 t m 

, p.m,NewBMs,SOMflisapmnt 

S ShOM Msmora. "O" 1 " Co 

i 

•r, UW TV, bir i . 

BOTB, AUH pool vm. 

jalnl, alsnw and muen mo 

bWi 

,, July M, I B.m, SO 

YARD SALE • m AJaflJe Aye, jBirwotn 

N«ti i ut), OC. rmt, SBL. July Mrd 

•ja Sun., July Mm. i io il CNfamnii 

dohlng, porn-bid, mlialianMus. 

YARD SALI 

Sal.. Jiiy Z3(d 

tun, tslpJn. 

•*** 

Sfcow & Sale 

Sponsored by fjur Ladtas o( 

Sorrow! B,C. Ohureh 

Popltr & Wibtih 

Avt8,Unwo8d, NJ, 

Sat July 23rd, 12 pm-Spm 

Sun. July 24th, 11 im4pm 

Admluhn tZSO 

frith Id SlOO 

Somelhlng <strong>for</strong> everyone 

Snack inr-Froe ParWnB 

YARD SALF • Sol., July J3id, 1 a Waslay 

A, 

YARD SALI • Sal, July 23, 9 to 12 

noon 29 Aftuniu Ay). Toys and 

hsuiMMld floods. 


MR CONDITIONER . Amana 9,000 

BTUt window unit. Almcal new. IIBS. 

dUMMOM 

AUOIOVIDEO • Nlghl In VinIM BM1 

Parade VMao Tape, 111 AuiHo-Vldso 

Dtvenlned ••rvleei. To Mir all Sift 

I7SS, 

BEAUTIFUL - OUsntal doslgn, HM 

taquw tabioi, wltti smoko glssi loss, 

•olid wood, 40140 *27B. 30130 J260. 

Dlnono tit wood block look with lad and 

4 chalra tin. All Ilka now. Call 390-1 eti 

and 390-6639. 

BIKE 28 IN. $25. - Double bed w/tnattreat 

125. Bureau wilh mirror $25. Tils 

O. a box. Cell 3M-S983 ansr 5 PM. 

BOOKS FOR THE BEACH - Qacounl 

papsrback books • GalM a tfedai. 50% 

off used. 15% oft now bestsellara. Tha 

Bookfllerlfi Two. 11th A Albury, O.C. 

388-0121. , t 

INQ ROOM SUITE - Urns Brsakftnnt, 

Oval tabla with 2 Isavsi, Bullat, 2 Armchalri 

and 3 •tralghi bacK chain, wild 

Black LMItwr teat) AJklno $400. Call 

3SS48S3. 

QOLF CLUB8 • winon lagt a wood*, 

11 Ironi, Pro Baa. $160. Call 39M518. 

QORQEOU8 - Dining Room 8at,Tlgar 

Oak, 4 chain, table hat 2 laavea, China 

CtoHL 8aalHco. asking 51.300 Musi 

tea to appradata. Uka now. Muit lall 

moving. For mote In<strong>for</strong>mation. Cell 027- 

2416. 

JOE WEIDEfl WEIGHT BENCH - brand 

nsw, baat. otter. Sunflih callboat, new 

•all, traltor.ISS), Call 309-0249, It no an- 

•war, call 652-1074. 

OFFICE FURNITURE FOR SALE - 2 

(natal (Maka (SO sa.; aat of 4 armchair* 

$40. sal ol 3 armghalra 148,2 Bloctric 

cajcuijiora 12.50 aa; 1 axccurJvo ofllco 

chair «1S, i copier (100,1 twlvel arm 

e •'!• Cl " John H «nu«dn at 399. 

ooaoiorlunhorlntormellon. 

FRIDAY, JULY 22. ia» 

SHRIMP 

LOBSTtp TAILS 

AO Headless! 

S lb. Reek Shrimp [•»(,, 

S10.00 

j lb. Rock Shrimp m HCI 

H 1.50/4 lb.J22.oo 

ilb. White Shrimp ( 

>3f,SS 

j lb. Colossal Gulf Shrimp 

rufwwljet,) 

111.00 

Also AAass. Scallops i 

Haddock, Alaskan King 

Crab, Florida Deluxe 

Deviled Cjrabs 8, Stuffed 

Shrimp, 

"Crabman" returns to 

Holy Trinity church, Joth & 

Bay Av#,, Every Friday In 

July. IH p.m. Vi»i/MC, 

Raln/Shlnc. m 

CRYSTAL CORNER 

ANTIQUES 

Fta. FumKurs-Counuy lo Vlderian 

EsilyUeMng«ut QiaiAniioriii 

40 Cenlial Sq- LtoMsd 

OPM IM (CM. sun,) 6634742 

M 

COMPLETE COLLICTOR 

HEADQUARTERS 

747 lAYAVi'SOMiRS PONT 

Country Goose 

Workshop 

200 Church Rd. Marmori 

Crall Supplies, Handmlds Olfti, 

Woikshops, Custom Sttnelllng. 

Open Wed..8at 10-4 

TUBS ivis. 7-10 - 

Call 390-0340 PTM 

VCR RENTAL 

& 

TAPES-VHS/iiTA 

• No Mtmbtrshlp 

• No X-Ratsd 

• Deposit Required 

KNIGHTS FAMILY 

p*VIDEO 

ft For Entertainment 

WWKnlghrs Pharmy 

Sttii, Wesley 399-5555 F« 

(S6000SEDR)fiHnURE~ 

AppUarCM, linens, knlck-knads. em, 

over £000 sq. It. to browse tnroogh. 

We buy B sail almosl anything. 

Chock our weekly spodai 

Open dolly O to 0 |xrn. 

SECOND HAND ROSE 

1MM1 Albuty Avi, 

399-5401 PI 

For tin IMWI In T*O BUM 

CALL S.A.M. 

Twenty yujri nperlcnw buiHrM S 

aellng antlquei. appraltlAg h 

liouicrKlId itluUatlai. 

Rogliiered Appraisers 

CALL 3964)336 Of 399-0552 

REDGARAGEE 

AMTIOUES.FOLKA'RT, 

PfllMATIVE9. QUILTS, 

REDEEMABIES 

387, Route 559 

Scullville 

653-0097 926-0331 

RANQEOVEN MICROWAVE - new QE, SONY STEREO SYSTEM 100 wills, 

with exhaust lo outtlda, 30" wide, alan 1880 components Complilt wm 

mond, SHU In boi. $120S. Call 098-5577. eonyWoodCaWnot Hardly uted, Ea* 

—. lonl Condition Turniablo, lunar rewrvif, 

REFHIQERATOFVFnEE2ER - nsw OE. "I* ""^ fl««"^ a"" 1 2°° wil1 *f* 

«kl«by«ld»,2a'AcuirS«ironlcdoo7 wool< Spoakers AsKlno M.OOO. OK 

wilh lea ctibot. ennhadwrimM'.3? S22-C83£5k <strong>for</strong> Bill of gonna, 

WICK BLUEOERHES TARKIN 

FAHM3,BEU£PLAIN Calieei-SUi. 

Boat Slips 

Boat Slip* LARGE BOAT8UP - Balance ol siusn. 

Call 399-9074 or 394M222. 

RLUE WATER 

BOAT SLIPS 

At The 

34th Street Bridge 

& Intercoastal Waterway 

Ocean GtyjfiJ, 

BOAT RENTAL 

PorJ..Pishing 

Cruising, Waterskiing 

. 25 to 50ft,Floating Docks 

„ Water & Electric Dockside 

. Fuel Dock 

Public Boat Launch 

' Sh6iverw& Rest Rooms 

Ships Store/Snack Bnr 

Slifw Available 

FRIDAY. JULY 22,1988 


VICTORIAN > 4 dramr ch«i grigM 

Kardwara, vanaar Iraact. «r Mda, 4r 

high, B* *»p. OM SW4M4. 

WINDOW AR-OONDITlOfaR • «S0 

BTU 120 V (FreWrtcri) 0.0 tER, isad 5 

A mwihs, CO5I $525. Ml hrSSOO. RCA M 

W uv TV, M. corrsole, t^m% east MOD, 

soil lor BOO. Both In ported omorjon 

llig75«3 

Boats 

17FT. MFa DEB> V 1t»BOAT• IBR 

tvinrude Moor. Baal, motor and Mar, 

f 9N, Oal »»OM, Bk to MM, 

ID FT. V-HULL FIBERGLASS - 140 hp 

rnn auMr, tralla, full gam, utm 

MaCMîSOTS»«M 

ORUBfrCRAFT 1S7S . 81 IL wlm i»73 

Johnson ouMard 85 hp, Ship-m-shore, 

dipih-ilnder, atsrao lyuern, fay amm, 

» banh. Jusi reduead to ta,H0 tor quick 

tala, MB MMBJ7 aflw s PM w 

I7MM0, 

FLEITCR^T BOWniDER • 

Johnson, onvu top. «B«. OM 

Mil, 

FQRMUU 'B4 • W Bow Rider HO tl JJ 

ivlnrudt. UU new soiwltlqn. Low hour*, 

musl BOO. tM,000. Call 717-SS3-?4ao 

woeWnys, 609-390-6813 WSBhOOdt. 

POUR WINNi 111? . HI Sundownar, 

Mira 160 UO. Fun camnii, wmpm, 

VHF, low houn, i1i,fjoo. Call 3U-iU7. 

GLASTRON 17 FT, • boat and niur, 

140 hp Johnson. Eicollont Bhllnafflshlng 

Fully oqulpped. Sea It All Saaigns Marl 

na, RgoMnll Blvd.. Marmora. $8.?00 

OilarjMiMaa 

HOBIE II • with MM whMli, good 

mndillon. II.SOO, Call MMMa or we- 

I HOBIE 17 - Mini condition, 1907. trailer 

ond miiny eilras. J4.J00 Call 391 -0137 

HOBIE CAT • 14 FT, BA1LBOAT • with 

Mainsail and Jib, Little Dude Ml trailer, 

very good condition, $.1,395. Call 308aasa 

or 983-2113, 

HOBE CAT 18' • (1979) Tequila wnrtii 

ssJI and Jib, Trailer snd trtller box LIKIB 

eilml, 11,300, Call 21)3-8943, 

O'DAY SAILER 1N7 • 17', striped main 

and |ib sails, (uellno Jib, hinged masi, 

mls€, marlrie sqwuTpment and garva* 

nlied irallar, UKe new |4S00, CelTsosi 

S577, 

JOHNSON'S 


lain swvist installation 

F e,e, ist 

PHONE 399-2221 

NELSONS MARINE 

Foot oi 9th SL Bridge 

80% OFF 

Bottom paint, water skis, 

mite, marlnt eqglpmint 

25% Oft 

PAT 

Somor. Pdnl-May. Landing Rd. 

Soullvllla 

927-8354 

20 Ton Truvol Lilt, Wood, 

FlbnigLi'D S SI00I Hull 

Rop nt lulr 

pilcoo 

• Dockildo Sorvlco 

n 'i.';? 

k SAILBOAT • 12' Phantom, exoollent eondKon. 

*760. Call 399-SB35 of 21M48- 

2704. 

SAILBOAT '84 - Holder 14' Day ialior, 

trailer. Period condition. $2800, Gall 

481-5973. 

SFOrVrseRAFT 17'. HBerjIaH, SO hp 

Ivtnruda motor, traitor. elMrle winch, 

MAvu lop. Mtny aslra, life Jackets, 

tohlnj aaw, ate. il,!O3, Wl ifleri p.fn, 

845-3138. 

V HULL IF • ii m esnvenlhia top. trail. 

er, good Ming boat. $2,000 inrjudH 

l igp ViaMOnri-i1M4M371 ifler • 

Ptts 

MOLUCCAN COOKATOO • Tame, 

heellhy, needi attantlon, age Included, 

CalKgMITt, 


YIAR BOUND H0MI • ftcallanl oondj. 

Hon. Uv. Rm., Dlnane, Klldion, 2 M- 

# rooms, bath, utility room. IMM Heal. 

Storm Window., wM awBttn, M2.000. 

- Calie09-3»8-0913, 

CONDO 

Three bedrooms, 2 

baths, furnished, 

dishwasher, parking, 

pool. $89,000. 

GOSS REALTY 

Realtor 


' 399-2098 

: DUPLEX FOR SALE 

Soi*«odO.O,2Uoc(gl» 

bfAMtv,3Mrm., 2 baiht 

per, OnK, roof top *(* ha« 

oo't«n «ind bay vlawt. 

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RoalEstotoSato 

NIWDyPLB(.lAYVltW 

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iUB-DIVISION 

Cal „. lo. Muk abu aur Nn« tal wbAMsn In Egg Hilto TsanMIr* 

SERVICE STATION 

P-tM BMtmt fat tie Ma rT»c)jnia Three BW aarM uaipltH wHl Men 

•igln, n%w. eaorj «, fi. el gnnd. kMqtmiBk 

DOWNTOVWDUPUIX 

Wevs mMtt m heend 2 and 1 bedroom dupls, fs . am wall to al 

^J^«" "" B-mwm. Dmmm lev eanee, Pmad rijhtn M m 

JOHNSON REALTORS 

633 Wesley Ave. 399-5010 

EIGHTH & OCTAN AVBJUI» 6fJM9M211 

THE SENTINKL-LEDGER, OCEAN ( ITY, N I, 

RsDIttttsSala Real Estate Sate RoalEstotoSate 

EST. 1919 

OC1AN COLONY OONI» » MS OCEAN AVHWI • 398^7140 

NEW USTING -SINGLE FAMILY 

Qose to gardens, 3 bedrooms. 2Vk baUu, eenml all. gas 

heal, 2 at garage. S180.9O0. 

NEW LISTING 

Deaehbioek triplex, 4 bedrooms, IVi baths each User, gas 

heat, fully furnished, off street parking, large 1st. Property tn 

ojccellenl eoneUlton. SSO.O00. 

Beaehblock, 5 unto furnished, oU heal, exeeUen! rental htatory, 

polonlinl <strong>for</strong> even man, $250,000. 

COMMERCIAL USTING 

Centrall>» located commercial comer. Lot over 10,000 sq. ft. 

15,000 sq. ft. bldg. Pafeet lorarlon tor development peM- 

bullies, 

OCIAN COLONY CONDOMINIUM 

Large 1, 2 and 3 bedroom unite starting as low ti $125,000, 

Some with qeean views, furnished, poo), parking, nuny 

sxlras. Ocean Qt/s bat buy In condominiums. Call and 

compare <strong>for</strong> yourself, 

CONDO 

One bedroom, 1 bath, fully furnished. Excellent rental histo- 

ry. Groat starter investment, $45,900. 

CONDO 

Beachblock, 2 bedroom, fum., air, parking, positive cash 

mm 

BeadhWoek, firsi floor S bedroomi, neond floor 4 pedroomi, 

pius'one bedroom war apt. AU urUti heated and funUihtd. 

I 

Bieeptlonil Value, 2 bedroom, 2 tlth, eentrtUy lbatad eondomlnlum, 

1 parUni ipi«, peit storip epm, eentral ilr 

and heat, condo fee only PS monthly, 1127^00, 


OWNER/BROKER 

1.800-223-3961 . ,Q 

APARTIWNT. SUIST HOU3EI0 apartmonti. 4 Mnji guM roc wliti 

pitVMe M i l docki • tarrllu locatlonl PNIllVa Mlh Hew pottlble - Mklng 

wtm 

TWO BEOROOM -1 baih wM malntalrwd condo nth oil ttraal parking and 

low corxJo '». EicalMnt InvMmsnt or haula (r» homa, Maka oiler. 

Omar aradou*, Price reduced lo 187,500. 

sandpiper 1 

; - 1 v* .*' 

X FOR LEASE 

; Beautiful Brand Now 

> 3.W0 Sq, Ft. Offlee Building 

iith& Haven Avenue 

Tremgndous location, abundance of patking. 

Great professtonal building <strong>for</strong> ons user although 

can be split up Into 8 offlct suites. Only building 

In the area wfth 3,600 square feet of contiguous 

space <strong>for</strong> one user. Exceptional architectural 

Inttorlv. Qffertd by ont of Cape May County's 

finest builders. To be delivered in tum-kiy condi- 


10th « Witt 

Ocein City 

nJAMBS M, OWYBR, REAL ESTATE 

INVEITMINT • DBVBLOPMBIIT 

311.1700 3900818 

GARDENS HOME 

Spodflcular vlows ol ocean and Atlantic City Bkylino, spacious 

living room, dining room, MMn-Htchen, 4 bedroomB, 

3'/a baths and den pits family room with beamed cathedral 

ceiling, beautiful In-ground pool and much men, $495,000. 

Call <strong>for</strong> Appointment 

sandpiper 


OCEAN CITY, N. j, 01226 399.8123 

Only hall bftek off bit* 4 

boardwalk M.ly tumhhtd 4 

•quipped 1 bedTMrii, lit 

floor condo unit with airconditioning, 

naw carpets, 

freshly painted, excellent 

eonditlon iSS.OOO. Call 

IIS4S3S, 

Multi-family homo In central 

location. 7 rental units 

all with htai tor yeif round 

usa, Excellent rental 

Income. §•• this one. 

$219,900. Call 398-3636 

Duplex in excollant esndl. 

tion with 3 bedrooms, 2 

bathi each floor, Owntm 

took great eve of Alt centrally 

located duplex which 

has excellent Income. 

$238,000, Call 399-1612. 

Flmt floor r»ndo with 3 

bodroomt, 1 Bled baths 

with European kitchen, 

fireplace, olid foyer, largo 

outside iiorage and 

"OCIAN VIIWl" 

$266,000. Call 398-3636 

Largo ^ bedroom, t bah 

111 floor condo with stor- 

age, fireplace, theremo- 

pane windows, located 

dote to beach, shopping, 

lay ground!, tennis 

oourtl, 1113,100, Call 

399-1612. 

BeautiluLOcoan Vlows 

from (hit Contomporary 

townhouso with 3 bedrooms 

2 1 /a baths^,Nowly 

docorated, vaulted ceiling 

In living room, I ear 

garage, convenient to 

beach 4 boardwalk. "Truly 

mutt be seen to appreciate" 

$229,000. Call 399- 

5353. 

BUSINESS OPPORTUNiTV 

Excellent opportunity to gel started on the 

"loardwalk-Tum-lwy operBtionwithoweHentincome. High 

Volumel Reatonable lease. $49,000. Call 399-1612 <strong>for</strong> 

Inventory. 

1717 Asbury Ave. Ocean City 

(609) 399-1612 or 1-800-843-0172 

32nd & West Aye. Oc&art Crty 

(609) 398-3636 or 1-800-526-5090 

301S. Shore Road, Marmora 

'. .- («»)39O : 3700 

j 

Real Eelate Sale 

New 3 bedroom 

rancher Ofiyour lot tram 

$33,000. , 


SUNRISE AFFORDAH£ HOMES 

609-465-3475 

ITF 

, Real Estate Sole 

LooWng For Real Estate? 


rtealtors at any of our 

three locations. "For Good 

OM Fashioned Saryica 

Yw'D Profit" 

1330 Bay Ave..39W711 

,22nd & Atbury ,39»-57ia 

117AB»nttcAVB.. 39MT13 

JPAGE 9 — SECTION TWO ^ 

Real Ettat* Sato 

NEWVREFURBIStO-StaofcHHrtf. 

3 Wrm, I'A betla. gaMana •«& 

ttW.900 Oal' He%>vS«l. naatn«, 

39»«3rjo 

OCEAN CITY - corner db conta, 2 

bdrtn^ 1 baih. bi-tow*. Mo, oB Mraei 

puWno. In oonoa tea. »l!Si5

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Real Estate Sale Real Estate Sals Real Estate Salt 

teipMw,IMl|«,MIM. 

3ffi? 65OQ 

LOOKING TOR SUPERIOR CONSTRUCTON, 

Wm A SPACIOUS AND LUXURIOUS FLOOR 

PLAN? 

VQUVB GOT TO ATTBJD OUR 

OPEN HOUSE 

SATURDAY & SUNDAY 10 TO 2 

Lovely naw thnw bedroom, two bath eondos with 

luxury details. 

fifiADV TO /WOVe UP TO LUXURY? 

Owrwr will consider a TflADi with your present 

proptrlyl 

NORDIC 

RlrAL ESTATE 

506 OHM ST. BETWEBJ CENTRAL* WESLEY 

609^91-1515 

8137 WEST 

Will maintained 


duplex In prime 

Southing location. 

Ovtrsllid lot, 4i's»0\ 

Good rental Income! I 

NEWOCEANFRONT 

TOWNHOMES 

Ultri cuntom S bedroom, 

iVi bath design. Spadom 

Uvlng/entertilnment center, 

laviiiy equipped gourmet 

kitchen, oceanfront 

master aulte with Jacuzzi 

$750,000. 

CONDOBY: 

THEBAY 

Brand new- 3 bedroom 

condojuat a few feet to the 

bay it 12th Sheet Quality 

oonatmcUon, aulntenanc* 

free. Perfect <strong>for</strong> the boating 

enthutlatt Reaaonibii 

at only $124,500, 

JOAN MAOY-SROKin 

SllAHP, Healtor 

CuMt littfe nnge on tha 

Uland Turnkey condition. 

Complotely renovated. 

Pwsfe, eeunny look. Convonlont 

to toad) and rae- 

OOHftEROMU. SHOP . Hmnasd.o 

hom« wllh over 3.SO0 tq tL Gram ramirl 

hUay, Ami M M H pos.Ibte In 

home M M . f1«,eoe CM Riee 

RselEltMa, 3S0HM 

THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N,J. 


wANTB TAX EXCHANGE • LM ft- 

W win frown** I) Ossm W» and 

# TT^Mns ^ H n s Is Is « « M trw 

usMngiL CWRHRul Eta* MB- 

OPEN HOUSE 

Saturday, June 23 & Sunday, June 24 

12 to 4 p jn. 

1034 Sunset Drive, Petersburg 

Nearly new 21lory Colom.il on V* of an an in Sunset 

Acres area of Fetertbjffg. This 3 bedroom, 1V4 hath 

home features a family room with oak hardwood 

Boors and skylights. Ceiling fans, vertical and minlblinds 

and appliances are added extras included in 

the sale. Come and be pleasantly surprised. Owner 

1Otti »W«t 

OcMnOty 

318-1700 

"SEASHORE HOMES- 

BEACH TO BAY 

SALES • RENTALS 

JAMBS M. DWYER. HEAL ISTATI 


SM4I11 

IT HAS TO BE SHARP FOR THE BEST RESUL T$! 

CALLING FROM OUT OF STATE? 

USE OUn CONVENIENT READY LINE! 

1.B00-345.7865 or 1800-345-78B3 

Quality-Classic elegance 

are the words to 

diicrlbtthls 4 bedroom, 





of Sith a, Asbyry 

Avenue. 

APPRAISALS • INVESTMENTS 

SINCE 

NEWCOtfDOS 

Bach view it Slit & Cmttil 

Avi,, 3, bedroom, 2 

b»th,. fp, A/C, carport. 

Print*, prims location, 

compete designer decor & 

furniture, Ready to go. 

ftlewatart at $229,000. 

AFFORDABLE 

CONDOS 

Brand ntw «c ptlotd right, 

Ddlgritful 3 bedroom, 2 

bath floor plant, All appliance, 

cedar aiding Urga 

breezy deck*, Andenen 

window*. $124,900,- 

BEACHFRONT DUPLEX 

Just listed, brand new 

MUAfrent duplex condos, 

,,4 bedroom, 3 bath, Rooftop 

pundeck Perfect seaahote 

home and a great 

investment. $465,000- 

495,000. 

STATELY 

GARDENS HOME 

ftestjgtou* roddence on' 

Wiverly Boulevard, 3 bed' 

room, 3 Hie bath*, high 

efficiency gw heat, alarm, 

•pflnkler*, tumptuou* 

muter «uitd, beich view j' 

' from deck Lush landfcapu 

Ing and a lot more. 

M3S/XXL 

717BATTEHSEARD. 32nd & CENTRAL 

i 1 

Superior New Construe 

tlon by WAV Builders. 

Central air, close to ex 

ceiient beach. Your 

choice of 1st or 2nd floor 

condominium. Gas hot 

air heat! 

ASBURY AVENUE 

SINGLE 

Cute 3 bedroom Cape Cod 

single, tot location near 

38th Street . beach. 

Screened porch, * great 

aoashoro home with 

potential $229,000. 

COZY 

TOWNHOUSE 

Like new condition, 3 badroom, 

214 bathe, <strong>for</strong>mal 

dining room. Gourinet,' 

kitchen, Cali<strong>for</strong>nia cedar 

aiding, 3 decks quiet stnet 

acceaaable to belch. Anx-' 

BUSINESS 

OPFOR1WJITY 

Unique .body cue boo-' 

Uqua In downtown' Oowwi 

Exditttv* 2 county, 

fantattil 

potanUtL' Bu»(ftM* only* 

$73,000. ' 

11 '*-• C, »'.^_e 

Real irtatt Stit 

Real Estate Salt 

RENTERS . WHY RENT? 

When you can own this large well maintained one bedroom 

eondo doM to rtiopptai mi Uie beaeh te ttie same priee of 

renting. Call Lawrence Real Estate <strong>for</strong> details 

reliability 

T*% egllers. anomsys. iendBrt and other pralttsionats 

f l nlec! us lint lor sniy ono reason: limy can rely on 

us lor pmmpi. aceumis ma dependable tins wort it's a 

IndUlanMrs, u well u< promiw. BJCkM by 40 yea 

of integrity an3 fifl§nd€l stability 

For your iille work, contact: Kgihy Marttward, Manager 

OPEN HOUSE 

Saturday & Sunday 

10 to 2 

2 Brittany Drive 

INSURANCE COMPANY 

@sntt Pfti. H—Iran lûifi, PA 19573 

To Kin tat t * oHM. SI MM. («B.T».TITt« 

Over 30 atticet in the mid-Atlantic area 

Under oonslruction... One 

of a kind tingle, located In 

exclusive estate with protected 

boatelip. Pour bedrooms. 

3 tiled baths, 2 car 

garage. 1st lovel: Uving 

room with firoplace, dining 

room, large kitchen, one 

bedroom, family room, 

breakfast room wtth wit 

bar. lanal, 1 Hie bath. 2nd 

level: 3 bedrooms, (maitsr 

bedroom wtth flnpltN and 

jacuizl) and 2 tiled baths. 

Top el the One appliances. 

$726,000. Call 399-0041. 

Two story single home With 

3% bedrooms, 2'/a baths, 

and <strong>for</strong> added Income a 

furnished garage apart' 

mint with i bedrooms, 1 

bath. Economical gat 

heating, sprinkler system 

with will and pump, 

awnings, two ear garagi, 

large lot $235,000. Call 

3994041, 

Beautiful gardens home en 

large earner let, Entry 

foyer, Irving room with fireplace, 

extra large dining 

room overlooking In 

ground swimming pool, 

kitchen with breakfast 

area, S bedrooms, 4Va, 

baths, 8 ear gangs, with 

deck over looking gardens 

lagoon. Many extras, call 

today, only $376,000 399- 

1858, 

Versatile Uwelllngl Uses* a 4 

bedroom,' 2 bath, single or • 

duplex with 2 bedrooms, 1 

bath on each floorl Amenities 

Include bayvlew and breezes! 

ASKING •137,000. DU 399fl822<strong>for</strong>aJthedetaiIsl 

t 1 "- 

OPEN HOUSE 

Saturdays. Sunday 

lOter 

5145-47 AsburyAvtt- 

New condominiums Bteps 

to beoch. Three bedrooms. 

two baths, lireplaco, ties* 

trio heat, central air In each 

floor. Carpeting, sundecks, 

parking. 1st floor $165,000 

2nd floor $175,000. Call 

3994041, 

Two story colonial home In 

neighborhood, *flh living 

room, eat-ln-kitchen, family 

room with fireplace and 

second floor with four bedrooms 

and two tile baths. 

Only $162,600. Sail 399- 

0041, 

Southend four bedroom, 2 

bath, single family located 

in Ocean City homes area. 

Large living room, modem 

kitohen, screenod porch, 

utility room, storage and 

perking. Just listed 

$166,000 Call 3904041. 

1 bedroom, 1 bath oondo 

within walking distance to 

boardwalk, beaoh and 

shopping Beautifully furnished. 

Parking $95,000 

309-1658 

TWO bedroom Flinders 

Reef eondo with vaulted 

ceWng and skylights adding 

to the modem appeal. 

Offered furnished, sundeck. 

Dial 399-8822 <strong>for</strong> all 

the details. Asking 

$91,000. ' , 

Condo fee tefudse (KMflV' 

Spotless ona'bedroom end ''•' 

unit Irt moye-ln eooditlortl., 

Perfect <strong>for</strong>, tnwWw 

free" year round d 

l l l Ctfl^j 

ROSECOURT 

unique adult living Mr SS y«ri and older. Ont 

btdroom eondo, w/W carpet, fully «»». Klfenen, 

waihir, dryer, A/C. 8B* hot wafer heat, r«ar deetu 

private front veranda, landscaped, mm bioeK W bav, 10 

year warranty. - 

Now Rsntlno Por YMr Round Residency 

'62,500 to'72,900 

' Jk»\ Choaie from a large i 

f beoVpotiiunni with cefltrai 

'lr/W'lMM,'uh I oorv 

*and Packaaing and Development. We Have a separate conveyancing 

and mortgaging department, seasonal and year round rtnfal management 

department, and a real •state merchandising and advertising department. 

PJ.fi I •] 

JAMlS M, DWYER, RIAL tSTATE 

INVISTMBNT •DEVELOPMENT 

RESIDENTIAL THIS WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS 

AVALON(76-18th6t) 

BMuUfuI 3 bedroom, 2 bath property with 

ocean view, ont blodi to beach. 80% owner 

flnsndngrftom S148.5OO _ 

OCEAN OTYtBay Viik h WM «h St.) 

Magnificent townhouuo with boat slip, 3 

bedreoms, 3Vi bathj, 3 balconies. Every 

amenity possible. From $192,500. 

OCEAN OTY (500 Bay) 

Two bedroom, 2 bath condominium, sheltered 

parking. The finest construction and 

architectural Integrity of any sends property 

along the coast. Swimming pool, private 

botrdwiUt, Very exclusive and private 

addrm. $119,900, 

OCEAN CITY (1025-17 Slmpwn) 

Great development opportunity, 

Multi-family with 4 existing units. Old Vietorton 

architectural charm. Rehabilitate and 

resell. High profit potential. $144,900, 

SOMERS tOOnitUibor Vtaw) 

Private mmm unit, 2 brtroom eondo with 

many upgrades. Pull appliance package 

and custom window treatment. Two bed. 

room unit $114,900, 

SEA ISLE CITY (Dolphin Beach) 

Secluded oceanfront location. Magnificent 

sunrises and sunsets, views of ocean and 

bay. A dream vacation property, Pool, etc. 

Very large townhoUMf and apte. 90% 

owner flnineing, from $161,000, 

WUDWOOD(Eait Burke Avenue) 

Large recently renovated duplex, 3 blocks 

to beadt and boardwalk, Many possibilities, 

poiiUveralhnQW.S13S,tOO, 

OMAN CITY, UPPER.TOWNSHIP, 

CAM MAV COUNTY AND ATLANTIC 

COUNTY. Wt have a variety of Dnplixca, 

•Inglt-famlly Mid condominium* <strong>for</strong> «'*. 

Great opportunUy far starto honit, nUms 

or professional offlc*. Thrte bedroom, 1 

liaih tasOm, «nvenlMiUy located A 

ahoppliif, beadiw, etc $112,030, 

UPPER TOWNSHIP (1034 Sunirt Drive) 

Ngarly now 1 itoiy in Suniet horn, Threi 

bedrooms, V/i balhs, hardwood floon and 

skyUîii, Owner anxlouj. $I»,rj(ja 

COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE 

OdANClTY ; 

Commercial office building, 2400 mj. ft te*ldentinl 

2400 sq. A commereUl plus adjoining 

let that can be developed, Supetb 

tttttli4?S«0 J 

'• : 4 ; 

OCEAN CITY AND MARMORA ~ 

Beautiful turnkey condition, suites from 410 

sq.ft. and up. 

SEA ISLE CITY 

Sale or rent 600 oq. ft. complete office mite 

condominium, $55,000 or $100 monthly 

rant. Fantastic caih flew, Individual company 

tip Included. A peat investment or 

user property. 

NORTHHELD (Titian Road) 

Land, 2 acres plui or minus, extremely 

dutiable location. Retail and/or office. 

Unusual development or user opportunity. 

| IMO,CJO0rlrni. 

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES 

BARCAINTOWN 

Deli business in buiy shopping center. 

Greit cash flow. $275,000. 

CAFE MAY COUNTY 

Waterfront restaurant/lounge, 144 acres, 

•eats 250 plus a 4 bedroom owner's apt 

$500,000 groaa Income <strong>for</strong> 1987 season. 

Reduced to $800,000. 

MARMORA (Way.ld« Village) 

Very (ucccasful seafood business. This ia a 

"money machine." $135,00a 

CAPE MAY COUNTY AND ATLANTIC 

COUNTY. W« hava a variety of bualntaaaa 

<strong>for</strong> salt, all price nn|*s, many Indndt real 

INVESTMENT PROPERTY & REAL ESTATE TAX SPECIALIST 

BUSINESS BROKERAGE 

Mon.thru Frl,9a,m,to7p,m. §ufi. Hi 

iOTHSWiSTAVE. OPBN'IVININOS OMAN CITY, N,J. 01226 

009-398-1700 

• 

r s : -'^rM^dmm 

SECTION 

R«al Ettaia Sala 

GARDENS PLAZA 

Fourth floor spacious 1 

Vsdroorn, 1 bath unit VfirJ, 

separate Wtchen, dmlng 

aroa, pate. Lovely view of 

ocean and AflsnHe City. 

Listed at $139,900. Just 

reduced to $134,900. 

MMCHM1APTK 

BEACH 

39M3B3 

ni bedroom son 

do, central locotlon 

beoutltgllv furnished, 

partinBOniytÔdo ^ 

Cafl<strong>for</strong>detelli. 

Why Pay FuU Price <strong>for</strong> a Second Home, Vacation Condominium, 

or Corporate Retreat When You Only Use it Part Unie? 

Why Pay Rent—Own For 114,500Fully Furnished 

Lock in your rental rate <strong>for</strong>ever and own it. 

You Can Own it-Rent It-Will It-It is deeded Real Estate 

Commercltl buMng, wry 

busy location + non-contorm- 

LUXURIOUSLY- ' 

FRONT UV1NQ 

2nd floor unit with 1 

bsdroom 1 bath, 

Large decks offer 

"Breath taking Sunsets 

over tha Bay" $99,900J 

Corner wrap-a-found 

unrt wHh 2 bedrooms, 2 

baths, directly B&yfront 

Full appliance package'. 

$138,500. 

eth floor, Z bedroom, 2 

bath unit In North 

Tower, up-grade carpets, 

large deck af<strong>for</strong>ds 

graM views. $142,500, 

OWNER SAYS SELLI 

HO BAY CONDOMINIUM 

399-7171 


are Purchasing Resort Condominiums. _ 

— You receivs a deed of ownership 

— Conventional financial 

— Internal 4 External On-Site Management 


sobytheendof4yearsyouhaveenjoyedall52weeks. 

. — No maintenance — tfase of Ownership — Af<strong>for</strong>dabUity 



— Your condominium li luxuriously furnished with color TV's, VCBs, 


— Fully accessorized kitchen complete with microwave 

—You check in and enjoy the good life right away 

and easy access to Beach and Boardwalk 


SALESCENTER 

OPEN DAILY 

10-5 PM 

Itoetday A Thursday until 8 P.M. 

— Deeded Real Estate 

— On-Site Management 

— Conventional Financing 

-Flexibility 

— Easy & Cost Effective Ownership 

— Second Home & Hotel Condominium Tax Benefits 

AMENITIES INCLUDE-, 

— Enclosed Pool 

—3 Story Atrium Lobby 

— Corporate Meeting Rooms 


REALTORS- 


—Rental Income 

-Af<strong>for</strong>dabUity 


• On Site Management 

• Computerized Fitness Center 

• Cafe Restaurant 

9th A Ocean Ave. 

Ocean City. NJ0SZW 

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OPEN HOUSE 

Saturday & Sunday 

Ju!ya3iJuly24 

1 to 4 p.m, 

1816 Asbury Averiui 

3 bedroom, 2 bath. Gas <strong>for</strong>etd warm air heat, 

centra! air, complete appliance package. Split 

level design. Wai! to wall carpeting, celling fans. 

Great location. Owner will furnish if desired 

From $155,000. 

l»i«qA fMf ifSHiMHAft&ii 

coLouueix 

ACADEMY 

REAL ESTATE 

308-3688 

BOB WIST AVENUE OCEAN CJTY.HJ 

An Independently Owned and Operates Member 

ef Cgigweii Banker Heiidentlfl! Sfitlatei, IK 

Immaculate, completely nmadiM Z-itory In Gardens BIBB 

Of Ooaan City, Wuhir/dryir, refrigerator, diihwtehir, gifbage 

disposal; window treatments; automatic garage oponor. 

lirepllice in living room, hirtwaod floors a wall-to-wall earp«- 

Ing; new kitchon. now heating systom, tiled entrance. 

1141,000, 

COASTAL 

Multi-family in prime location. 

Three units, three 

bedrooms oach. Fully 

heated, parking, • ran find 

at $239,900. 

ThfM bedroom, one bath 

•hgte b) PteaMnwnte. AH 

now Inferior and a comer 

lot All <strong>for</strong> $82,000. 

Fbur-vntt incom* producer. 

Menh-and beach block. 

Brand now-Duplex. Each 

unit has 3 bdrms.. 2 batJii, 

llreplaeo, all appliances 

and boasts of quality * 

throughout. $234,900, 

Com<strong>for</strong>table year round living 

in thti 5 bdrhw.,2% 

bath tingle on a large corner 

lot A (wo mi detached 

garage and a aupor location 

make this home a real 

findat $234,000. 

be^.ibfo.ir 

Four unjtt, at jp 

•lid partially, furnf ihmf. - 


BAY ARIA THPUX . 9 bflrai, Ganga 

plus 2 Mm. ipL. Bom <strong>for</strong> year round 

uw, plus mmart apl Eicelloni mn«! 

1*101?, |1»MO. OH SMM35i W 51S- 

JMS7 

BAV OUJi OONDO • a bdmt, 2 ban, 

•*, «ni, d/*, trtsif vtaw. iwo«f sarti- 

Ing, pool. Furniture wgolUBIa, 

JM9.000, Two »Hri (me oonoo Beymini 

ws«ni«ni«i By loot Jom, JM- 

65*431 S. . ^ 

THE SENTINEL-LEDOEB, OCEAN CITY, N,J, • 


Real Estate Sals Real Etlat© Sale Real Estate Sale 

DUFL1X OOIAN fSfTV NOR1JBJD. S 

bftm,, 2 bam, By. mi, dlnlna area, Irspiacs, 

IMt, oB-si pvMiB, MOM e! Mon 

In n M n fmd carpel. *i 90.000. 

MehM* RMKn, «SM0m Span •• 

sao,»oi»i. 

FOUR • I bam oondos- tidlvldual gs 

hoi waler heal, N I kit, demo-pa 

windows. $61,900 second flow, SSMM 

Kill floor, graei ioeallsn, CM HalrHJ. 

SARunaiiSM«3aa 

REALTY WORLD^ 


927-9300 

SOMERS POINT 

Modem iplit level, 3 bedrooms, IVS 

baths, doie to shopping. Excellent 

eondlrion. Just reduced $117,300. 


Must we this spacioui 4 bedroom, 

1 Vk bath home located on comer lot, 

finished ret room. Only $134,900. 

SOMF^POINT 

Handyman, WjVMedreomg, 1% biths, 

nice yard, Or£?O!,0a0. 

BRIGANTD*}! 

New construction. Waterfront condos, 

2 & 3 bdm. units, spectacular 

AUanttc Qty skyline. Starang at 

$224,000. 

Modirn 3 ^riV 

movt-Ui eondltWWoni tasl. 

GOLD MAST - • tog* dupnx on WMmy 

Avenue. Many «. A mutl IM, 

Call Mr Intamaison now. QanMn S»» 

RaOy. itn and Aiuy Avenue, »8srm 

QUEST HOUSE - CoraUtlrg ef on. i 

Mm. BJL, 4 MpuaM comsr teemi «Mi 

MM Ml, ovwiU M. AiWno 

ctf twusa RtMsn 

, NORM HAAS 

Broker-Owner 

isyrt, realesfew 

experlenes 

SOMERS POINT 

Attention boaters. Close to the bay,, 

modem home. Won't last Call 

todav! 

Modern ltiT 

rancher, 2 

$135,00(1 

and two balh 

garage, many extras. 

LINWOOD 

Doll house. Three bedrooms, 1 bath, 

modern kitchen and bath, fenced 

yard. Only $99,000. 

SOMERS POINT 

Yearly rental. Two bedroom house, 

fIreptaee. Only $623. 

Two bedroom rental, me. cond. 

$525, 

YOUR MAINLAND CONNECTION 

453 SHORE ROAD 

SOMERS POINT HAL tOB' 927-9300 

Elegant Living A t Its Best 

Nlow s 

the <strong>time</strong> 

to make 

that move 

into the 

home that 

meets your 

family s 

needs, 

Palnrmo-Salsm II Model, 3 br.. 2i'«berths, family 

room wMraplaci, vaulted cellling weights, 

natural gas heat w/central air, 2 car garage, 

$187,900. 

BHIIOB* MLS 

Cine May County dnd Ocean Cilv Bsiffl of R?iligfi 

MARLTON II 

"We specialize in 

Upper Township" 

Rice RIAL 

ESTATI 

CO, INC 

904 South Shore Road • Marmora, 

PRinAV JULY 22.1988 

Rwl UtiW Salt 

INTRODUCING PARKWOOD 

More Space 

More Light 

More Lin wood, . 

From $169,900 

Extraordinary new single-family 

homes by award winning architect, 

Robert Johnson, 

There is nothing like them in Linwood. These 

distinctively designed homes offer totally new floorplans 

with skylights and cathedral ceilings <strong>for</strong> an 

extraordinary level of light and space. Enjoy breakfast 

in your charming greenhouse. Entertain in your sunken 

living room. Lots of windows and doors overlook a 

secluded patio courtyard. This is spacious family 

living — in the heart of Linwood — with roomy master 

suites, whirlpool baths, fireplaces, wet bars, 2-car 

garages and a host of exceptional amenities, 

Parkwood offers only 32 of these unique, spacious 

homes, Take advantage of exceptional pre-construction 

prices now,.. From just $169,900 <strong>for</strong> a limited <strong>time</strong>. 

Call Paul or Diane at (609) 927-2227, 

550 Central Avenue • Linwood, Nj 

\nulhcr Finv Pvvlman Commitnilv 


T)w DMTM ocnew* In OoMn C«y 

Your nm HoMMfoM ur*. Ccnv»ntam 

kxwton. EquJppM wth vmy- 

Wng, dwoMM lowly «Ui U ttw 

•mf nlllN. Panlhout* Hoof wlih 

y 

3 uUM tntaM*, UTKUT *100.000. 

CALL YOUR LOCAL FOX & LAZO OFFICE FOR DETAILS. 

W» IMW MVMJ SMCUUV* honw 

mMti* In pmOgloui «o" (K ' 

Upp«r Towiwtup, •« kMlod wtti 

wntrtOm ind prtod Irani t171XQ 

ttSSOJMaoiC 

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OH bKxK fo wirViytnfei^ CofflfMnUft f v v ••* 

. prapMitei trmv tM» tt A* on* , j,- 

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ill OT 2M LUtW 9004MU^ DfBnr ^ .J 

4y| 

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your pmfacl tumkay unt, fMtf «nM' 

AM or* WMk trwri twnctil Nw raol 

4 DHfDDnl CQfHQ rv» 

V J< * MI M*v.'toiu* MM!* ol 

tl7«m.M«««ycni(«rMrtla(»- ' 

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Real Estato Salo v Real Estate Sole Real Estate tils Real Estate Sale 

I. "LESLIE LAWRENCE 

REALTOR 

4801 Central Ave, 60S. 399.0014 

Very woll maintainod, 

thrse story duplex with 

•xeeilent views of the 

ocean. Upper apartment 

has WO hiveis wfo pltn^ 

s! room to ttreteh out 

Ideal tor ewntrt use or 

rental. $350,000- 

4 1H. + 8.S bath 

townhousei h»B everything; 

Centra! air eondWoning, 

BreptaeB, economical 

gn heal, Andersen windows; 

Soundproofing, all 

•ppOanotg, wall to wall 

rarpet. MfttdnH wilings 

and much more. Close to 

the come] and ttosirablo 

southend boach 

$224,800. 

BRAND NIW TOWNHOUSES 

Central air, Arepliee, economical gos heat, Andersen windows, 

•sundproofing, BU appllanres, cathedral celling, waU to 

wall carpet, aosc to corner and desirable southend beach. 

Call today <strong>for</strong> more details. $224,900 

JUSTUSTID 

Unique duplex opportunity. Pour bedrooms, 1¥« baths. 2 

story home. Living room, country kitchen, screened in 

porch, pup, 2 bedroom, 1 bath garage »pl Very cute. Very 

dose to southend tjeaeh. Listed at MMJMO, Gall today. 

CENTRAL AVENUE DUPLEX 

One house from beach, 3 bedrooms, IVb baths each unit, 

decks, furnished, off rteet parking, 40 x 100* lot, ocean 

views. Good investment it S169,QQ0, 

CUSTOM BUILT HOME 

South end new 4 bedroom, 2V4 bath 2 itory, fireplace, cental 

air, all appliances. $214,000. 

ASIURY AVENUE INVESTMENT 

Three bedroom, 2 bath furnished duplex, one block to'South 

end bench, iOxlOO 1 lot. $349,500. 

WIST AVINUE CONDO 

Two bedrooms, 1 bath each unit, ps heat, furnished, dele to 

South end beach, shopping and tennis courts, $109,900 first 

floor, $114,900 second floor. 

SUCCESSFUl COMMERCIAL PROPERTY 

Store plus 2 opts, with 2 bedrooms, 1 bath each. Excellent 

income 30 x I00 1 lot. $249,900. 

SINGLE FAMILY HOME .#—Nrynr-V» •# «r **?* 

Immaculate condition, 3 *ediodrnsr 1 baUl, enclosed tun 

porch, ps heat, central air, vinyl sldjjtg,jiew wlndoivs'and 

awnings, new sprinkler system, peat location. $119,900, 

EAST ATLANTIC BLVD. A BATTEHSEA RD. 

34TH4CENTflAL AVE. 

311*1100 

398-6200 

Vou ve readied a <strong>time</strong> in your life when you tin ease up ind 

enioy all that youve worked <strong>for</strong>. That's why you'deserve a 

home that•; so af<strong>for</strong>dable, youd never think of renting It to 

someone else You tit serve the luxury and affof-dablllty of 

The Village at I inwooJ. Every day of the year. 

The Villafic at Linwood. South Jersey's first community <strong>for</strong> 

active adults overs 2 offers a refined environment In a warm 

village sotting lust acrosi the bridges from Mirpte and 

Ocân City this unique selection of luxurious homes Is surrounded 

by a host ol amenities, §ervice§ and recreation. 

•..TWoMennls courts 

•'>»( ••'"• 

M7B»mR!iA«D. 

300-1311 

New Construction Duplex, 

$179,000. 

lindlCINTML 

isni 

300-ooee 

Ocean City, duplex zoned 

130x65 lot, with tingle 

family, 4 bedroom home 

on h, possible with variance 

of 2 duplex Ian, 

$169,900. 

Boaoh Block — MulU-famlly, 

4 units, groat income 

potential, with renovated 

owners unit, $295,000. 

Palermo - QuillV. Quail- StMhrriinj — ftoauilfully 

ty, Quality, custom built by remodeled — beach block 

• builder far his family, en triplex with city water. Brail 

lovely wooded •neL Must views $329,000. 

see — call todayl 

1119,100. 

AFFORDABLE - /Mantle OKy, townhouiB. In oenwl toca- 

Don, $64,900. 

DENNIS TOWNSHIP—14.1 Acres, $38,900. 

MAR3HALLVILLE - 54.1 Acres, rural dovelopment 

$135,000. 

CONDO WITH A POOL — Spacious interior layout, 2nd floor 

unit, groat location $73,500. 

Owned b/ Tertia & Charles Palermo 

Broker of Reeoru" • Kathleen Devvtt 

HILLEGASS 

REAL ESTATE AGENCY, INC 

(609)399-fiQU 


UPPER TOWNSHIP-On.t»)m«, ml- 

•B* In TuMMs. PMIM (of WTrmwfB. 

Mil er (omoone tarnry. Juu ndrnd is 

wwd!w mgw Au mm M. 

(Of. 39O-7S0O. 

PAGE 13 — SECTION TWO " ; 


PHWEQT VACATION HOM W 

mo. MM HMnsn, wnmn no, OCEAN CITY - tmjW-t«n»y. ra *i- 

ftanciiet, s M»_I n Mn bam rtft coma prodyosr, pgrfaci txsiSon, baicli- 

oenni mr. Ml Brikncw, enMb MM, btoc*. 4 aptt. tni ona eirbgocy, torn 

tfArtm *y%u*n, knod yBS,,M tor tMcKy^d ana tunjfltf- t22S,0rj0. 

(129.900. CU Ha Real E»au. 390- 

ig|0 

1444, . 

OCEAN cmr - Saama Boor contto, 'S 

SAVING GELURS • Thouumdt ms- bflm», s tann. tine**. MM end bd* 

ma tan M M tar n^so, HMNJ^M rt porctx*, oil ussi partdnfl. qiM (MM. 

Ooan dry. RMBOft. 399^306. NO modo too. 113S.90O. W 

Fanmtlc OedcWrom, and Uw 

prica to rigrnl ThK two ing pn^ 

any hat «r ol tnMBga, ona 2 

bedroom ur*. and ana vwy tangs 

Ihiaa bsdroom, a bath unit wtih 

tun and Rortdv iww. Boih hava 

annH «Jr and an tuty turrMMS. 

FOr HOMO, 

•ring niw Vlctsrltn tint IIMr 

esnda INIMSH eantral AvMut 

In llw hMrt M Ifll Cold CMft, 

Thli 1 M m . i baih unit hu 

Ireni «ni Mek psrctin. » vM* 

at IM enan, ctnlral sir. ana • 

•PKlal dnldn. All <strong>for</strong> us4,500, 

WEEKLY • mi ot puperW. (of 

A 

New consirucflw ftvarlni] completion 

an Aibury Ave. in 

dctlribli I3rd street arts. Each 

unit hat I brirooml, 1 bnlhi, 

lirrplAcv, and central air. You 

can't llnd a enter invnttntnt 

tor 1I5V,«O lorttle lint floor ana 

IW, Mcona floor- Hurry on 

these ..vou probably won't »» 

thete print aealn en Auiurvl 

QoW Coati locond Soar conAo 

wWt bsButllul vlam at ocsen, 

FauurH mdud* « twdrooma, 8 

txuha, tpacMia roomt, cathadnl 

caWngL Aliar ypuVa coraMarad • 

the oltHKi on Woltay tor ovef 

»300,000 dieck Ihlt nut tor]utt 

^2B 5,000, 

JUST LiSTEDi Mamtennnc*/Janitorial service* euiine». Or»«t 

Opportunity with unlimited grswth pstenttal. Citl Marr 4atflgy fsr 

'•xcluilvedetalli. - ' 

COASTAL 

REALTY 

« ar T » lc Nr- 399-3889 

OPEN HOUSE 


Saturday, July 23,11 a.m. to 4 p.m. 

Brand New Duplex boasts quality throughout Thrti 

bedrooms, two baths, central air, fireplaces, all 

apptances. Use onu unit and rant the other $234,900. 

Ocean City Waterfront 

Residences from $159,000, 

8 Trafflc FREE Miles To Atlantic City 

• 2 & 3 Bedroom Comlos 

• j Bedroom. .WtH) sq. ft.. Townhomcs 

• Swimming PIHII, Tennis Court. Bo.mlwilk 

lclc'Resort Marin;« 

ACT NOW FOR IMMKIMATE OCCUPANCY! 

Sale? Ofn« & Mmlcl Op 7 !>,(>« (*>09) J9S-7O0O 

jMlh Si, Briilp A Init-ruwtil Wale iv •

P PAGE 14— SECTION TWO THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY. N.J. FRIDAY, JULY a, IBM 

Summer Rental Summer Rente! Summer Rental Summer Rental Yearly Rental Public Nolle© 

IM OFF - our lew weakly raits, On* 

bedroom near baay. boardwalk, «lr- 

cona., p98l, parsing Unll 38 Msflon 

Moniky. musaa 

BIAGHSI.OGK . Ortaii, largo Muss, 3 

big Mrms. are umlansbie (leaping jtv- 

Ing ragrn, b^ydss. 12th SL area, btg 

porch, Families eniy, available (a§! two 

wMla In Aug. and ail Sept Can 398 ' 

3083 9 AM to i PM. OJcepi Sol 

BiACMBLOCK . near Music pisr One 

Urm, collage available <strong>for</strong> season or 

Weekly. Two 1 3 Bdrm, apB. weakly BM 

Moonyn Terrace, OeJi 3SS-S045 

BFACHBLOCK - Nlca iwo bedroom 

aponmont with porch, only $35M*k due 

10 caneellalien. Si.jeomonlh. Call tiB- 

B22-S3I& eveningi ar inepeei (Us 

Peianeay Place. 0.0 

BEACHFRONT SQUTHINQ . ins door, 

4 bdrmi., 1 baths, EIBSB », 7 yean old. 

Avaiiaftli Aug » » Jl ts.100 Can 

LEEWARD NN BED AND BREAKFAST 

* ibdfm, opt available weakly and rqgrttt 

available dally Call M1141S or ?afr 

0418 

LOVf Mr" TWO BEDROOM • apt, wilji 

deck. Beach block, Nortlsia. AvM, 

weekly S4iO or monthiy 11,400 (tm to 

9«), Call 3S8J*ai after s p.m. 

NEW EFFICIENCIES -84, liuuy •«• 

ciency suites, NSy-wkly, i*4HI pensns, 

Jrjo ft. B baaehMwalk, hammi pool, 

parti, elevator, maid servlca, kMwii, 

VCR » S TVs, laundry, phone, mail 

cans Alia, 3 full feature guesi 1 apt, 

houses, I00-TOO ft. is boa* Androw't 

Inn » OoBny, 1330 Qsaan A 39* 

8490 

NEW LARGE THREE BiOROOM • 1 

bath, tit floor, large deck*. sff-ttrMl 

parking, beautifully lurnlstiM, smepB B, 

MM West Ave Available August thru 

Sept 10th eye lo late eancslutlan Aug 

» iepi Call 3(0 0571, 

GARDENS. fcm. IB (L, modtm AIBWL 

2 Mm, pM Mn (conv- bdnrv| 1Mi 

tathi. aJI eton w«. dTw, rj/a, sIMaat 

MM, n*ai Man, AnL July w«kly w 

bi^Sokly. USB. wMy Can 390-81 m 

BEAUTIFUL LARGI ONI liDRQOM 

APT.. kitchen fully equipped, garden pa- 

lio, Ig !iving«ining room. Jfj oilras. 

biksi, Brians, 2i" TV, Bit (Qaraani 

area j AvsllaMo a* of July 30. ona irom 

Aug »7on Call 399 I1M 

BRIGHT AND OHIIRFUL . one Wrm 

spl iieeps 4, doll to Msch and itoras 

13.000, ior leaion or 11,800, lor July 

and II 100 (or Augusl Call 561 MJ1 or 

3B1 -01 m. 

OINTRALLV LOCATED APART. • I 

bdrms., m baths, stoops 4. Avsiiorjfe 

lor season. U.JOO, Ineludss TV 4 uiili 

Ilii GaliMMlOI. 

OL1AN URIOHT . two anrj mree bod 

reom hmlly units al 1741 Central Ave., 

ona block lo beacli and Maftwslk, some 

Maturing decM wim ocean view, 

iCfBinsa porches, washer, flryir, «* 

carpeting. Weekly arid bhwosWy sea- 

ional rerttBli available. Call 381.0489 or 

OCEAN CITY . MOO Bee* M M Ave., 

100' to beach, ipadsus lit How fully 

(urn,. Sleeps i, off tlreel parking, S4«i 

weakly 0eliaiH7747IS, 

ONi BEDROOM APARTMENT 

4, } bloela lo boseh Call M9-7JSJ, 

SUMMER RENTALS 

AVAILABLE FROM 

ROBERTLSHARP 

Real Estate 

M9.1M7er39M7S4 

Two and 3 Mm. apB. 

CennnMii » bMch a boardwalk 

ai U«%m. Pheaa (mni ««l 

weeMy In July and August 

Seurftend, 2 Mrtn, Meend H, 

wim tunde*. ftio wosWy 

Three bedroom apt. (uwnhauw 

slyle), win washer AvaJlabls July 

and Augutt 

Mf 

wseUy 

ratei, 

apt*, 

Avail 

TIB Mrmi.. 

fgw is tS7S 

July X Aug. 

Rial Estate Sal* 

ONE BEDROOM APAflTMINT - central 

locanon. aun deck, 1 block tram beach, 

sleeps 4, Weekly, I2BD, avail until and 

olBopt Call MMJISorBiiiiii. 

ONE iEDROOM • sfmcJous apt., near 

beach and bonrrlwaik Large tun disk 

vswoeaan view IJOQ per weak. 418 

Corinthian Avo 399 5943 

PARK PLAOi • J bedroom apt., »emm- 

modates 4, wisher and dryer. Avail, 

weeks ol Aug M and J7th. |4Wwk, 

Avail, lapl at reduced ratg Call 318- 

IBAiON • S bdrm.. in n,, 4 houui (rom 

ihi ocean, $i,70(j. June H to «epL 10. 

RODort L Sharp, Rtaltorj. S7D0 Aibury 

Ave, or SS01 Wett Ava. 

Real estate Sale 


One bedroom condo, sloops 

4, all new. Few stops to 

beach and boardwalk. DBIUXB 

kllchens, color TV. swimming 

•sol with Jacuzzi, decoratof 

turnlGhlngs, i ttm off street 

parking spaces wiBi each unit 

ilACHWATCH 1 unit 28 

BEACHWATCH 11 Unit 23 

M R 

399-5211 

New contemporary home, calm deepwator slips, 

Unique interior design; high quality. Mat'ls, & constr, 

skylit cath. ceil, foyer w/entormt, bar. Master Bdrm. 

has Ig. lacuui w/skyllte 8. fireplace, 3 BR. expandable 

to 5,3 baths, kit., dr., Ir., den. lib. gar. «. utll area. 3 

decks, custom landscaping, gas hAV. ht. 8, alrcond. 

European kit., Corlan tops, brlcK walls & driveway. 


398-55^7 

OAR01NS PLAZA 

CONDOMINIUM APARTMENTS 

All amenlflts plus pool. 

Some efficiency, one 


available <strong>for</strong> unique 


cancellation. Call <strong>for</strong> In- 

<strong>for</strong>matlnfi 

GARDENS PLAZA 

Park nice and the Beach 

399-5353 

THE ASBURY CLUB 

1367 Aibury A¥B. 

Nil if Nonif RtnUli 

300-0440 

Simply The 

BEST! 

location! 

Views! 

Buy! 

CUSTOMIZED 

CONDOMINIUM 

AT 

ammmsm 

ill 

I II 

H 

r • CORNER LOCATION on the water overlooks Atlantic 

City, Ocean City, Great Egg Harbor Bay, Southern ' 

Exposure assures you bright sunshine and those cooling 

afternoon sea breezes. 

• Two Huge Master Suite layouts with custom features 

throughout 

• Two extended wrap-around decks 

• Two Fireplaces • 2 Full Baths • Large Jacuzzi • Extra 

Windows. 

If you are not satisfied unless you have the BEST-.J'lease come 

see this one! 

REALTOR 

644 Bay Aw. 

926-9000^.- 

Real Eitato Sals 

SEASON - 1 bMroom, nil Jorjr. wath- 

eriaiyar, Artllabu now Uiru Ban. lOlh. 

Robert U Snare FtoaTIo. 6501 Wm 

An. w 2700 Asbury Ava, MM7M, 

SEASON . 3 barm., ivk bun, ana 

blow B beach, fS,iM, Augiai cental 

Avs, Oarrwr Meesn view, S bdrm, i 

MM. Cei sr vkll Hager Real Ettaia. 

RMInn. s«h SL 1 Havon Av», Ms- 

eiaz. 

SECOND STREET • MM«m 4 BR 

homB. tvk MM, gv.im., din.m.. Wnaisn. 

am, m. m., wuhar, prto. (TOO bi wkiy 

1 U cotiaos, Maps f, mo. sf Aug. 

neoo.nowiy rum. Sou tinaitv. N«w 

SSI Attury A SW«au 

SOUTH Om 2 and 3 boDroom cottdfl 

as. M l B boncft. |S7B wiHHy. Qss 

Rstlrjr, B«lBr. S«8 Aibury Asa., Mfr 

IM 

SUMMER RENTAL - Gar Apt Mow 

rtghl«. 8 Wfm. smb, Uv. and iln. rm. 

Mth, tosenad pcreh, eajUnd. Avail, 7/ 

23*3 wk.. i m or mo. Aho. hsna 

wim ] bdmn, Uy^ln, and Wl 1 vk tstla, 

Iga. (or*, oartliig. Avu ?or>ifl. Belli 

HIM leaiM nwr hoatfv CM M 


Two Mm., 1 balh, a>d fl. 

apl , newly remodeled 

$650 monthly ind, hsat 

Two bdmi., 2 bath condo, 

available immediately 

Washer, dryer, contra! air. 

iTTSpluturJ!. 

New 2 bdrm., ivb bath, 

first floor wftwiher, dryer. 

Biroond, IBM plus utfl 

308-5000 

THREE BEDROOM - 2 lUry homo, IBM 

w»Wy. Flm or nacond 1., comer asl 

S45O weakly. CM M bsarii, Oou R> 

ally, Rooter, uu Aisury Aw, x» 

TWO BIDROOM . \ both aparlmom. 

•Man 1.1 Maw Min »h IIFM! bM«: 

3 bdrrn. f bath apt, sleeps 1 Soulhend. 

Anil, Season Br hallioaion Call 330- 

B21Bgr 338 2253. 

TWO liDROOM APAflTMiNT . 

Qraund (loor, ivt block, to baaEh and 

IsaMwalk, Wn, Dry, Avallablo waau 

Aug. 13. Aug. 20. Call 399-74UB. 

VraY RIASONAiLI . 1 bsdroo. i 

bain coiiaoe. aid propany rrom 2.. dry,, dlshwat, 

new CtrpsB and newly decoralod. f MO, 

par month. AvaJtabla Bopumber. Call 

i 1MU41 IS, 

FURNISHED TWO BIOROOM modam 

apt, lit II, Avail, Sapislune, an heat, 

M, d/w, WAV, new fumacs. $385 par mo. 

CaHOBMiiO. 

LOVELY > a bedroom apt,, newly fur- 

nlthod, new nrpttlne, wtshar, dryor, off 

Itraal parking. |4iO Incl. utHIBel. On, I to 

June I. Call 369-0 AJi. 

BISCAYNE HOTEL 

399-1335 

Roomnliirtlng»43l53 

Prlvatt bath, color TV, Befrio,, 

Pork.«75UU 

B12 OCEAN AVE. 

SOMUS POINT - 2 bodroom., 2 bath 

homo, flraplua, SapL thru May. Raalty 

World Carbarry 4 Han, 411 Share Hi, 

027-0300. 

WATERFRONT • a bodroom condo. All 

appliance*. Avail. OCL lit tor wlntor 

IBSa/mo, plus utll. Mclnlyre Region, 

063-8000. 6pon 7 dayi, 9-8:30 p,m. 

WESLEY AVENUE DUPLEX • 4 bed. 

room. VA baths $750. i BMroom, 1 

bath tug, Both tumlihad with all uillliloi 

•nd OtHe TV, No Pslil Call 308-M73 

THRU •IDROOM • i tile Mihi, 2nd 11,, 

untum. duploi. Southand. economical 

gas heal, hot wmot, range, o/d, wAl 

hookup, deck parWnrj. prafaf adult laml^ 

ly. No pen. $025*10. pjui ui., rat, its. 

dip. B\ 6-6M-60S4 or 309-30ei. 

TOP ARIA . CENTRALLY LOOATID . 

Larrjo. beautful 9 bdrmi., I balh condo. 

Wai,, Dry,, diiMvu., nrapltM. csnira) 

air. de*. $725. monthly plui ullllllN. 

Avallablo Saptambar 11, Must Boa, Cull 

201-2S7-3BB9. 

TWO BEDROOM APARTMENT - llvlnrj 

mom, kllchan. hell Included. $625. 

monthly plus Electric. 1 Vb montjn socurl- 

ty. 434 Asbury Ava, Call i6i.iU.ISt4 

<strong>for</strong> appoinlmem 

UNFURNISHED - Ocean Ctiy/Marmora, 

lorgs ona bedroom, graund floor apt., prt- 

vate driveway and ontrancot, M car- 

pet, no pen, S47B monthly. CHI 390- 

Mil, 

UPPiR TOWNSHIP • Petanbuti. Re- 

docorated 3 bedroom, I bail rancher, 

$050 monittly. Call 482-1176 evenlngi, 

WANTED • REFINED SENIOR CITIZEN 

• IS occupy brand now furnished 1 bdrm. 

condoi, 6/W, W/D, osnlraily loausd, gu 

hwl, $600. plus utilities. Only tour reft, 

WISMSSiEr 

Yearly Rental 

CENTRALLY LOOATED • Brand new 

condo, 3 bdran., 2 baths, illh 1 Walt 

area, Ideal <strong>for</strong> Casino Gsuplei, Call any- 

UrnetOMSi-O4S4, askfar Ban 

OOZY TWO IIDHOOM FURNISHED 

APT, • $475. monthly plus utllldss. Call 

11S4».!tlOintr8PM, 

NEW • 1 bedroom, i ban, Bid door, tin- 

furnlihed apt, central air, S725 monthly 

plus utll, Johnson Realtors. 633 Wesley 

YOWLY MY AWA 1 • ff bodroorti §o|. 

tags, g(« heal, wisher, dM, new reMg- 

iralor, wAv/ ootpei, quiet neighborhood, 

plsntyolnortdng. tmims,plus utll,Call 

YEARLY RENTAL • Nonhend, 2 bod- 

room MUM. RMpsnilbit marrlod couplo 

preflfTed, |SN mo. CHI 300-60S4. 

Rooms 

ECONO ROOMS • MMsnal, $70-76. 

PrrVlie Mil, color TV, rotrlg.. parking, 

mold tervlM, co-op w;d. $165 soasonal, 

dally rooms f 1MB, Call 399-1335, Bll- 

oaynn Hotel, 812 Ocean Avo, 

OCEAN CITY • sir 

trans., »50wMWy. 3ft 

near boach, 

NEW DUPLEX. 2nd floor, etttitdrH coll- 

Kirjj, ikyHghts, celling tans. 3 bdrm»,, 1 

bath., w/d, dw, eu hut & tat water, 

central air, flrapl., centrally locaud. 1771 

monthly. Avail. Aug. lit. Call 905-8738 

NEW LOWER LEVEL DUPLEX • ipa- 

dous Hvlng araa, 3 bedroom, 2 bath, 

heating and air condlllonlng. garage, 

grow locailon It .000 par mo Avail 

fiapt t, 19M Call day 800-346-1034, 

evening and weekends, 215-047-1370 or 

009-3&447S. 

NOflTHEND - in flow unfurnished 

tt 3 bd s bh il t 

ROOM FOR SUMMER - fsr rMponllble 

girl, close Is Boardwalk, small refrigenv 

Mr, microwava, TV. Call 399-3162. 

SEASONAL ROOMS - Centrally located 

one block from beach, reasonable, ono 

or two pengni to a room, one dMHe 

bed, sham a Mtli, IIW TV 1 , refrkjerator, 

1116, perweeKamd up. Call 399-1014. 

Florida Rea) Mats 

COCOA BEACH - 45 mln. to Disney- 

World, Ocean front, 1 bedroom cttido, 

sleeps 4, Tennis, RacquetbaD Retort 

Club, 2 pools, Hesllh Club. Available De- 

cember 24 thru January 7. $450, per 

week. Call 390-1340. 

apartment, 3 bdrrni, 2 beriu, ail appll- BEAUTIFUL MARCO ISLAND • 2 Mm, 

snow, available October. $050 per 2 balh, 2nd fl, garden apt Pool, 1Vk 

monlh plut ulintlea. Security Deposit re- MM. to beach, Fully equipped; d/W, wAf. 

quired. Can S45-467O (days) or 390- cable. alr/MM. Fall/Mntor rental* CM 

2958 (evening*). 398-1669. 

NORTHEND-2 bedroom. 1 bam. 1tlll STUART - HUTCHINSON ISLAND - 2 ' 

apt, oftoroel parking. Beautifully torn, Bdrm, xjwnhouM, ocean aocaM, pool, 

eofflpleulyequlpfM. Mature odiiinorlly. tour*. MomMy/Ooejonaf. Can 1-305- 

Quiet area. Monthly or yearly, feSOIncf. 72M)20a. ' 

un.3B«-a232. ; . — 

OCEAN CfTV • waterfront 2nd. IL, du- 

pt«. unlurn, beautllully renovated, new 

•Dpi., 1 or 2 mature pemoni. No pats. 

NoMrnoksr* Raf. and Sec tasd/mo, 

plu* utl Reply tt Box #280, The Sentl- 

naHidoar, Ocean City, NJ 0822a. 

SOUTH END' Unit floor 2 bedroom ur>- 

lumltfi«d, wAr, new WU. WOO momrily 

pka uHIrM*. Can 883^044 

TH£VI_LAQEOFLWWOOO-Adult* 82 

•nd aver, BMullful new mm bedroom, 

euttom djoorstea, fully fumMied, pool ipaaonRto,Marmora.1,000 or WOO 

arid club hrMftAvataMe AuguM fsm, gSTfl arallatto, Hag* H** Eitakl, Re- 

Warty only. M25 montWy Can 920- .Sir, 390-7800. 

123X ________ 


OFFICE SPACE TO SHARE - Oa« 

HMp4l-Sell of Ocean City, Realtors, 

aga-taoo. 

STORE/OFFICE - space, 1,300 M. fl, 

central location, air condwonino, *i/MO 

W uUMas. Avaosbto IrtirnsdlSftly. Ct» 

rRariE««te,neMor,3ea-ias«. 

OOiAN CITY PARKING 

AyTHORfTY -," 

NOTICE FOR SEALED BIO 

Nodes la horoby given thai asaM 

Ms wm M received try the Ocean 

City ParWng Authwfty unto AuBua 

B.1908. aj sm pm <strong>for</strong> iha teMaf Uw 

MMng parcel of hind; * 

An thai paresl ol land and prem- 

ises ktentnlocl as Block 3104, LSI 1 

as tlwwn on the cumin Tax Map M 

tho City ot Ocrtan Cfly. County g| 

Caps May, Stae ol Now Jttrtay. MM 

known as a munl^H parWjg M 

located on the corner ol 04th Orast 

and Haven Avenue, man CRy, 

NewJarcayoaiM, 

The Legal description hi detotbod 

•u follows: 

BEGtrjNiMG in the Soutnaatteriy 

One of Haven Avenua 370 ISM 

Southwestwardly Irom SouthwaWBrty 

tins M asm itrasi sMsnsJnB Souh- 

wMwardly along the SMHeastsriy 

line of Haven Avenue 130 feat W tha 

NwthsBsieny IMS of 34th Streel and 

ol thai width sMtMlne Southoaji. 

wardty botwoon panml llnoa, one 

being the NsrthMmrty line « Mlh 

Street 115 leal is a 15 laal wldo 

Btroet. 

T1» Ocean Oily ParMni Auuiorily 

ImposoB no rsttrtotlonE on Uio prep- 

any and maintains that it M retain 

no Interest In the property. 

Minimum bid lor Mb parcel Is 

(426,000.00. 

A deposit el 10% ol the bid price 

•Ml be required ol al Uddera by 

eanlflad or cashlara chsda. 

Final Ssitlement shall bs set lor 

Sepember 10,1988 

The propony li eurrenlly h the 

~N|" NelghBerhgod-auiInsu Zens, 

Tha panUng Authorty rsssrves 

tha right to remove all meters, light- 

ing and concrete parking bumpers 

(Mated on the properly prior to the 

date ol settlement. 

All bids shall be seated and con- 

tain a bid not ol Real Estate Commlj- 

Blon. Any commission to be paid wll 

be between the bidder and Realtor 

representing him. Bids (Mil be 

opened on August S, IBM at 2 pm. 

City HaU Anno,, Bit) Sireel and 

Asbury Avenue, Ocean Cly, New 

Jersey 06828. 

Any lunhar In<strong>for</strong>mation on Ihlo 

aaja can be eblalned by contactltifl: 

William Augyil, Administrator 

Oconn city Parking Authority 

39BB594 

7.i,7T,P.F,iB1i,B0 

^%fSSS5g£ 

AmaiM AlUs Vin, Seem I, paneraphs 3 and * of fts OanthMn IB 

8. Any dflzen and raMM of MWinow «JJ«w«f 

Hiy, thai to 

who has bean of MM be deeMed by IhaX 

InMn, or u SUMBSW to ham • MMGB-J -_ --__-.._. 

entiled M aueh timber deduction from tajaUon as from Ilinej»w 

to provided by tor. The turvMng apeuie M "iy 

W. Robert Hentgea 

Surrogalo 

By: MarleneO. O'Neill 

Deputy •urreaalt 

Actinrj Deputy diarit 

ESTATE OF Mary p. Wolf, 

DECEASED, Pursuant Id the order 

ol W. Robert HentgM, Surrogate of 

the County ol Cape May, mads on 

the fifteenth day sfJuly, INS, on the 

peUlon sf the subscriber, the Exocu- 

tor of the astate of arid docodoni. 

notice js hereby given to the Credi- 

tors ol tsJd dooadenl to present to 

him within al« months train ths W- 

teenth day of July, IBM, iholr deJrni 

jn writing and under oath, epeMyktg 

the amount claimed and the parilcu- 

lars ot the dakn. 

Carl Q, Woll 

: Ixeeutor 

Dated July 16th A.D.. IBIS 

Gary R.Grtfllh. Esquire 

(Matona, Btal, Gould, et al) 

3201 Atlantic Avenue 

Atlantic City, New Jersey 06401 

Surrogate al Caps May County 

ON 207 Central Mall Room 

Capo May Court House, New Jersey 

oHio 

7-iS,!T,F.F,i1S,01 

Lots 

COMMERCIAL LOTS • Oenter clly, 

60x85'. $85,000. 40x85', 

ltt,ODO.aoiii§ l l|a,oag.AMIMnilly 

large lol of 120x110* or divide Into 

•tp.SOiiii 1 commorclal ton, U4D.M0 

<strong>for</strong> entire pksa, or WO.OOO per lot Call 

HlMiSCTte WMfift 

yew in iBm;i6So.oo per mar In 1S8% and iib.0M.00 per year injJE 

and any year iharealtar, exclusive of benafRa under any one ol ihs (slew- 

a. The Fedoral Social Becufly AH and al amondmonu and «upplo- 

menamerato] 

b. Any other proflram of the federal government or pursuant to any 

othorloto^lWv^lchprovlda»b 

^ i . i 

^ • • " 

ff> f *>* 

f -> f 

) '-'' 

Yes. 

\ 

No. 

• 

n{ s MHCVIV MJ> IHifim 

IMPORTS from IRELAND 

Hand Knit Sweden, 

Lineni, China, Jewelry, Music 

609- 398 1948 

HARDCOVEH 

HnHlMM 

DBWUff 

1M»/Utiury Art.-Octtn City 

CROSSWORD POZaES 

NY nm BUT sum 

CHALLENGER 

CASINO EXCURSIONS 

PirtySaiLHiNng 

andStghltnbig 

CALL 399 5011 

MHK 

BflEADmoUaOONUTS 

9peefflceflon> and Wd <strong>for</strong>m* may 

b* aeoured from lh* Board Sacra- 

of af<strong>for</strong>ney and present any objee- 

ffant you may haver to Ihe arantlna of 

ihtoappnoaoon. 

AlT of me pi 

wKhlMi 

work. 

LaRosa fears a "cave in" 

if the work isn't done soon. 

He indicated that at mini- 

mum it would cost at least 

%r 

^ { ^ 

wlfn thisaflrilriatlun 9f9 On flfa*kS ni dmiurt ~~?J * .i * 

Offk» of me Secretary of in* Psuv $12,000 and take three days 

^ 0 0TSJ^««r^ toannpleteatleast. 

C«y>M,aitTStr>et«irJA*t>uryAv«- 

nO», Ocaan C*y, New Jwssy, and 

AUGUSTS 

Atoe than 50 bicycles are 

the main attraction of an 

property set <strong>for</strong> 11 a.m. 

Ang,5infiroitof the Police 


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Call For FREE Consultation 

9Z7-7478 or 646-7780 

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Get Inspirational... 

our religious musicals are in 

813 Asbury Ave.»Ocean City * 398-3500 

DAVIS 

HiniwaraSton 

SCREEN & GLASS REPAIR 

1235 Aibanr Aw. • 389-OT1S 

ZINDEL VACHT SERVICES, INC. 

Cruiser mm^tk * 

Force 0/B^fciJP Service 

^ ^ ^ 399-3749 

According to Qty Qerk « conwete structure as soon 

Theresa Tiglie, an experi- as possible, Qty Commit 

enced boater cracked rus sion decided last week, 

trailer and damaged his Andy PrevtH. tepresent4- 

rmmp can be hazardous at boat at the nmp recently. Mve <strong>for</strong> city engineers 

W i .J L° U ^ *ZZ V * wU •"" he w O»Jd WaUt " Pw^B Holmes ani( 

trailer too to 1 down fte look mta ways of stabUiMg Assodates. said it will take 

ramp, aty ofaaals warned the soft area, urging caution up to a week to demolisK

PAGE 16 - SECTION TWO THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N,J, FRIDAY. JULY a, 1988 

We Appreciate Our 

Customers 

We'll work like beavers to prove it! 

Keep us in mind 

We're easy to find 

OCEAN CITY 

HOME SAVINGS 

and 


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105 ERobseveltBlvd,, Marmora ; 390-0044 

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Get 1 FREE 

Buy 3 Legs $1.19 Ib. 

Get 1 FREE 

"•rime Whole 

Filets 

$4.99. 

Fresh Sliced 

Chip Steak 

Lean Ground 

Sirloin 

$1.99. 

Pork Royale 

Roast 

$1.99. 

Lean Round 

Cooked Ham 

$1.29 I/a ib. 

Llverwurst 

5O4u. 

Imported 

$1.69 i/a ib. 

All Meat 

Bologna 

1/2 D. 

Homecooked Delights 

ROAST BEEF. 2.49 

ROAST TURKEY......$1.99. 

ROAST PORK....... ~"$2.99 

RCCdla 

Diet Rite 

Cherry 7 Up 

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Page 2 

REC DEPARTMlMT Home Savings & Loan 

LEADS WOMEN defeated CWA and FarreU. 

Uz Bums Kored a season The league concluded its 

high 2S points to lead second week of play with 

Voltaco'i to a 65-31 win the Recreation Department 

ow WSLT Radio Station and CWA Local 1078 

106,3, During the same remaining undefeated. RD 

fame Kim Mogan fielded was leading the league with 

17 points <strong>for</strong> WSLT, a 4-0 record, followed by 

Despite f.iaby Gandolfo'i CWA's 3-0 standing. Domi- 

17 pointi, FarreU Agency no's was keeping a dose 

loit to Ocean City Homo third, showing 3-1 overall, 

Savings & Loan, 4140, McChesney had 17 points 

Ocean City Recreation <strong>for</strong> Chatterbox including a 

Departtrienr is still leading three-point field goal. 

the league with their perfect Despite her ef<strong>for</strong>t. Chatter- 

record of 6-Q, RD defeated box lost to 

Chatterbox, 40 36, and 

Wonderland Pier, 55-2.1, to 

maintain their itanding 

CWA Local 1078 and 

Home Savinp & Loan are 

both breathing down RD's 

neck with 4-1 records. 

CWA lost to Ocean City 

Homo Savinp It Loan, 24- 

21, but defeated Domino's 

40-32. 

1 Recreation news 

Ocean City RBcrwation Depf. 399-6171 

were decided by only one 

basket. Parrel! Agency 

topped WSLT, 3M3, but 

was defeated by Domino's, 

33.31. Domino's also 

skimmed by CorruHs, 25-23, 

U 

Onu Qty Ret D«p _,, 

CWA La»l mw 

Oceftn Q^ Hsnw Saviiip & Ls»i ..4.1 

Volacrt ,._..,_„,,_ . „__« 

Ocean City 

Ch«tB*o»,»,_,,,. „ JJ 

Home Savings & Loan by a 

rtrrM Agmcy ,„-„,.. 

slim 41-38. 

Cirrus' 

Bums tallied 16 points <strong>for</strong> 

Voltaeo's in their 33-28 victory 

over Cerruti's Beauty 

Shop. Gruber scored 16 

points <strong>for</strong> RD in their win 

over WSLT radio station. 

72-19. 

It was a week <strong>for</strong> dose 

contests as three games 

1 ana heightened the compe- Pleasanlville High School. In die other game, with 

tition 

who also added 12. all 9 players scoring, Pom- 

On Monday evening. Wednesday night's action Here's, behind Phil Kraker 

Shoemaker and Oats both once again saw Knight's of Notre Dame and Dave 

posted resounding wins. Pharmacy continue their Orlftadlni both with 10 

In the first 8 o'clock win streak with a victory points, defeated Gats, 62 -S4, 

game. Gene Watts, <strong>for</strong>mally over Beaux Arts Homes, H Leading Ld the h way <strong>for</strong> f OOats 

of Stockton Stan, with 17 56-48. Hgh nun was Craig were Id Paone of the Otapoints, 

and Clyde Battle, Conlln.with " " ' 23 — points', del with. 15, and Mike 

<strong>for</strong>mally of Mainland while Ken Palezewgkl Hardy and Jerry Waldron 

Regional Ril High School, with chipped in with 13 helping both with 12 points. 

14 points, led Shoemaker the Pharraw men. The weekf action con- 

*— 

Lumber to a 61-41 win over Hgh <strong>for</strong> Beaux Arts was eluded on Friday with Bou- 

WiLT Radio ftatioii I8t3_...._._ MaUon's Sticky Buns, Milko Jim Slick of Textile with 14 levard Super liquors doing 

Wsndtriud Fitl .... ...... Lievenst of Drexel netted 13 points, to the other contest, a super Job on the Ocean 

fa- the losers, Clofine Dairy got milked by City Ex<strong>change</strong> dub, 76-48, 

TOP TEAMS CLOSE In the other contest, Ronriere's, 66-41. Leading High <strong>for</strong> Boulevard were 

IN COLLEGE PLAY Gate's Jim Aller, with 16, the winners was Nick Cameron Williams and 

College basketball action and Mike Hardy of SUp- Penentte of West Chester Dave Smith, both of Stock- 

continued on the 6th Stunt pery Rock, with 12 points, with 16 points while Dave ton State College, wMf' 22 

courtt and the results just powered Oats to a 64-50 Orlandinl of Princeton Uni- and 21 points respectively, 

tightened up me standings win over define Dairy, versity and Dave Calaway Leading the Ex<strong>change</strong> 

which became a new entry of Monmoum College both Club was Montdair's Chris 

in the league, assuming fee added 14 to me total, Albertson wim 16 points, 


spot previously occupied High <strong>for</strong> Clofine was Bill in the other game 

by French Realty. rOg^<strong>for</strong> Connelly with 19 potnts, knight's Pharmacy soUdi- 

( 

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On your choice of 

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OPEN SUN, Sam.-3p-.inj 

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Hrs: Monday to Saturday 7 a.m. 6 p.m. 

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'* BUSINESS CABDS * MENUS * MAILERS * STATEMENTS * BULLETINS * 

fied lte y y g 

the dairymen was Tom 

S»njJ>old on first 

Millo, wim 14, and BUI Con- Hnued to be a team to be place with a 7*57 win ever 

nelly of Iloomsburg State, reetamrt wjtt a^-ptay^ f ^ ^ 

with 10 markers- displayed their above-die- 

Hgh <strong>for</strong> Knight's 

Undefeated Knight's rim skills. While the anal 

was 

Pharmacy kept rolling score was Shoemaker Lumalong 

Tuesday evening ber 67, Clofine Dairy 49, 

with a pasting of Mallon's individual skills displayed 

Stick Buns, 60-48. Hgh man by bom teams made <strong>for</strong> an 

<strong>for</strong> the Pharmacy was Tex- exceptionally exciting 

tile's Qenn Marvin with 18 game. Hgh <strong>for</strong> Shoemaker 

points while Craig Conlin was Eugene Want with 16 

and Ken PaJczewski, bom points while Bernard Tho- 

of LaSalle, added 17 and 10 

Bouloviid Supn Uquo_., 

mas and James Stubbs both 6. Millon 

respectively. 

had 10. Por Clofine, who 

Leading Scorers <strong>for</strong> Mai. played only 8 players the' 

ame, BUT Connelly's. 

1 batting three <strong>for</strong> three again was a threat at thj 

induding two RBFs. Jta 

Mayhetv also helped Moni- pie. Qenn Murray was 

han offensi^y, going two winning pitcher la 

<strong>for</strong> three, while. Leo Chase 

was the highlight far Sevan, Playland Amusement 

getting two Mb at Ms three split their games last' 

at-bats. 

They

PAGE 2 THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N J. TUESDAY, JULY U, 1988 

Lifelong Republican to run as Democrat in fall Council race 

SOMERS FOWT — For- point in <strong>time</strong> is thii Point 

mm ona-term Republiear. Pride team," said Colao, 

Councilman Mike Colao referring to the ettehy jee- 

nas be«n drafted by theond 

name of the Regular 

local Democratic organua- Republican League, "To mo 

tton to run <strong>for</strong> the at-large it's becoming a machine." 

City Council seat this fall, Colao joins the Demo- 

replacing Leroy Ludecke a-ats as a <strong>for</strong>mer member of 

ST., presid#nt of the local the Somen Point Republi- 

DemocraUc League, who cans, a three-year-old 

hai withdrawn from the spinoff of the city's original 

race due to busmesK pres- GOP organization, Colao's 

sure*. 

old group enjoyed rapid 

The reason why I reajly success by eonfrolllng the 

made up my mind at this 1987 version of City Coun- 

cil, but has since seen some 

of its key members bolt to 

the rival club. 

He faces John %isley in 

the fall, a foe with whom he 

almost came to blows during 

a Council session last 

year. 

Risley is City Council 

president and member of 

the 59-year-old Regular 

Republican League, an 

organization which Colao 

belonged to until he joined 

the new GOP dub at its <strong>for</strong>- 

mation in 1986. 

"They've got a monopoly 

going on down than! right 

now. They've got full control." 

he said of the political 

organization to which 

Mayor Charles Parker, Risley, 

pnd Couneilmen 

Harvey Smith, Tony Martin 

and John Hill all belong. 

"They've got the votes 

they've got the power and 

they're riding high," he 

said. 

Calao said a lot of careful 

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FRIDAY IIT/TIL 9 P.M. 

CLOSED SUNDAYJ 

-"*J:>:.£ Wvlrk 

Mike Colao 

Brought went into his dedsion 

to jump ship. He's a 

life-long Republican and 

has been active in local 

GOP polities slnoe his IBM 

retirement from Bie Somen. 

Point PoUee Department 

"The Demoerati think it's 

CALVARY INDEPENDENT 

New York Ave. & Ninth St Somers Point 

Promts a Fmtum-lengOt FUm 

"RiDRUNSTHERiVER 11 

I Umnrically accurate Civil War story depleting 

scenes of Bull Run and Manassas 

Sunday/July3l8t,7i00P.M. 

great." he said of Mi amdiflaey. 

"but some of my 

Republican Muds are saytaf, 

êei, why Mike?" 1 

the county derk that he's approached by Ludecka 

puUing out due to business *They wanted me join 

pressures. 

long be<strong>for</strong>e this," he said, 

Colao says he was J R 

• 

He ierved in the 1st Ward 

tor one term until his defeat July tides 

in tiie June 1987 prtoary by 

CDUMV OMn Mring Oe,, Semtn PeMl, (isq «»«M 

MIL 

to Mi Smt dnt*Mp. to Q«l EaHutor E^rim 12 

* la Juna of Bus year he nlDUM hn high tkU md U mtaut- tam low lid*, tm 9m Mt OIJ. 

was defeated in the Repub- 

bMAfinu, nuu « mlnuw Innl#Uiali SAUMKM 

lican primary by Council 

veteran George Hyatt in a 

M HIM PM UN PNNtW 

IW Wf 

oontest to see who will rep- 

m wr 

resent the GOP in the 1st|| 

" 

site 10 

Ward this Nownber, He 

7lC0 13 ma .( 

received 40 percent of theat 

wm o ••is -.J 8.13 17 BitB 0.0 

4.0 3i to -.e sm M 

vow. 

LUNAR LEGEND 

The anUmachine idea is • Rev Boon A Roan In Amn CFarMiMt froi Earth) 

"all my. own theory" Colao O rirat Buartwr p Boon in Fwlfn t to lu 

O Full Hoon 3 Boon <strong>for</strong>thiit South of Equator 

said, adding flat he hasn't O l.o.l Quarter E neon en Equator 

conferred with Ms new eol- 

Boon farUiMt Horth of Equator 

i, who couldn't be Championship b 

-M~I' l ? T , c °f ment > Urn championship of the 

stated m a July IS letter to - r c 'balljufyi? 

League will be decided hire 

' •• tomorrow evening 

(Wednesday at 7-M) whin 

the Ocean City Royals and 

Margate meet at the cUamand, 

5th Street and Bay 

Avenue. 

The matchup is the final 

of the best-of-three series to 

decide the title. Admission 

Is free, and a spokesman 

promises lots of action. 

* Refreshments 

weather 

Mostly sunny 

today, around 80 

•long shore and in 

the mid- to upper-80» 

inland. Through Friday, 

generally fair 

and very warm, but 

with • chance each 

day of afternoon and 

evening thunderstorms. 

Lows In the 

60s along shore, in 

the 70a inland each 

day, and highs in the 

80s to around 90. 

NATIONAL 


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Slowpitch 

standings out 

With only two weeks left 

In the season, the Ocean 

City Women's Slowpitch 

Softball League has 

released its teams* stand* 

tags. j 

J, Arnold's Pet Shop, W;' 

2. (tied) WKTU radio, 

Cardiff Liquors, 7-2; 4. 

Charlie's Bar, 6-4; 5. Seaside 

Cemetery, 4-4; 6. Gelula 

Associates, 1-7; 7, Ebony k 

Ivory, 2-8; 8, Computerland, 

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Crowned by frjeia Bowman 

i if 

THE SENTINEt-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY. N J, 

Fissel is selected Miss Cape 

r PAGE a 

Amy Bssel of Beesley's 

•School. She won a $150 song she Will ting in the 

Point, a 21-year-old gradu- 

scholarship. Miss Donahue Miss America competition 

ate of Ocean City High 

danced to Grtat Gosh In September. She also sang 

School, was named Miss 

Almighty by Little Wchaid. 

Cape May County 1989 Sat- 

in the opening number, 

Lora Lee Belts of Petersurday 

lught on the Music 

"Play to the Sunshine,' 

,burg w

if 

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Each and 

every one 

Rarely do we editorialize twice in succession on 

the same topic; this is an exception. In Friday's 

edition, we opined that the Night in Venice boat 

parade should continue because it is a unique tradition 

worthy of seeing its 35th anniversary next 

year. We noted that tht parade Itself should not 

be blamed <strong>for</strong> the shenanigans which often follow 

it. 

The people who probably most feel the brunt of 

the shenanigans, mishaps and mayhem are the 

police. Below is their entreaty; it is a call from the 

police ofheere <strong>for</strong> corrective measures, <strong>for</strong> action 

on the part of the town's leaders and the townspeople 

to control the parade aftermath. 

The letter below from the PBA contains many 

hard-hitting statements but perhaps the one 

which most sums up the atmosphere of en masse- 

Nlght in Venice revelry out of control is: "...the 

public has the impression that laws do not apply 

on this night." 

What are we going to do about this? As party 

hosts, as partygoers, as individual citizens — how 

are we going to bring law and order to the postparade 

fun-making? 

Read the PBA's letter in full. Realize that we all 

have a responsibility. <strong>It'</strong>s not just up to city leaders; 

above all, It Is each of us individually. 

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Page 4 

Tuesday, July 26,1988.' 

The happy side of 

Night in Venice... 

Sadly, there 

is another 

which cries 

<strong>for</strong> attention 

SBLO0M1HV- 

Night in Venice is veering out of control! 

Thit letter ii addressed to tht mayor, City Council mtmbm Tie Cape May County,traffic talk <strong>for</strong>ce was In Ocean and controlled, and credit must be given. Tie crowds and 

and Ocean City citizenry City to assist this department only to have one of their traffic must somehow be brought under control. It is not 1' 

After this year's Night in Venice celebration, the Ocean parked patrol vehicles broken into by a drunken youth, just a few rowdy people. It Is multitudes of rowdy people •*•' 

City Policemen's Benevolent Association, Local No. 61, One of &&& county officers described the night as a zoo overburdening police services to the point of jeopardizing 

feels compelled to comment on this annual tradition. with wUd animals out of control. public safety. 

On July 20, at our monthly meeting, members spoke out The parade atmosphere has grown and developed Into a Our organization-agrees with The Sentinel-Ledger that this 

regarding the safety of the public, the police officers and, Mardi gras situation where the public has the impression evening shouldn't be abolished because of a few'immature 

the liability of the city of Ocean City. that laws don't apply on this night. There is simply not people that cannot handle the spirit and spirits of the eve- 

The PBA has always been in the <strong>for</strong>efront of promoting enough manpower to control the drunk drivers, the walk- nlng. The editorial states that you do hot cancel wedding 

the dty of Ocean City and contributing to and sponsoring ing drunks, and to en<strong>for</strong>ce the drinking and alcohol regula- banquets because of a few rowdy guests who cannot con- 

events <strong>for</strong> the citizens, mclud- , • tkms. Officers try to en<strong>for</strong>ce . . trol themselves. 

where to go/ 

what to do 

MMM W Qtm Off trtm H MHW 

special eve nts 

Ocean City Pops OrehesM, WlUiirn Scheibta conductor, 

appearing on the Musie Fltr, 8 p,m. Sunday through 

Wednesday. Lolly Pops Concert <strong>for</strong> children, 7:30 p.m. 

Wednesday evening. Admission free on Sunday, $1 

Monday-Wednesday. 

Teen dance on the Music Her with DJ mualc. ipemsored 

by Ocean City Recreation Department, 8 p.m. 

Thursday. 

Hobo Band appearing on the Music Her, 8 pm, Friday. 

Admission $2. 

Anttque-emft bazaar, sponsored by Ocean City Com. 

munlty Center, Sporti k Civic Center, 6th Street off 

boardwalk, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday. Open to the public 

Casting tournament <strong>for</strong> boys and girls in age groups, 

11-12, 1SM4, 15-16, recreation field on Tennessee Avenue 

behind the golf course; registration 9:30 a.m. Saturday. 

Perm Fishing Reels awarded following event. 

Pamper Scamper annual crawling event <strong>for</strong> 

youngsters 15-months and under, sponsored by recreation 

department, 12th Street beach, 9 a.m. Tuesday, 

Aug. 2. 

«cean City Hlstbiieal Mujeum, 409 Wesley Ave., 

OpenMondw (taough Friday, 10 a.m.-to 4 p.m.; Saturday 

and Sunday I to 4 pm. Guides will axpkln 

pelnti of interest in each section and answer questions. 

Free admission. 

Ocean Qty Arts Center, 3M1 Bay Ave., open 9 a.m. 

to 4 pan, Monday through ftiday, 9:30 to noon on 

Saturday, A rotattag ihyltoHorial eriublt, all media, 

gittfled Counby to ffhorej f eatares guest artists. Betty 

Haggerty, ^vld Marvel, ^vfd Nfiouar, Ed Wismer 

and Lynn Webb, all of Ocean City, will be exhibjtfaie 

tt«oughjuly23, ' 

ing the youth, of this family 

the laws by In<strong>for</strong>ming persons 

resort. 

to pour out alcoholic bever- 

...the public has 

However, Night in Venice 

ages because of die lack of 

has grown to the point of 

<strong>time</strong> to en<strong>for</strong>ce these laws by 

the impression that Issuing summonses. 

being uncontrollable, jeopardizing 

the citizens and police laws do not apply We should • consider ourselves 

lucky — with the 

officers who are assigned to 

maintain order. 

on this night amount 

I 

4 However, this is a tremen- 

We should consider dous out-of-control patty with 

over 25,000 persons invited 

ourselves lucky... just between 12th Street and 

Tennessee Avenue from Bay 

that we only had Avenue to the bay alone, with 

a tremendous portion drink- 

of persons walking one fatality tag beyond the legal limits. 

_ , , , , . , 

and cutting 

- 

out in front of 

.- As one traffic officer put it, 

The safety of the members of I 1 

vehicles; 

vehicles; 

persons, 

persons, 

most 

most 

of 

of I i 1 "Would you like to direct traf- * 

the community should be the 

whom 

whom 

were 

were 

drunk 

drunk 

or 

of who 

who 

had 

had 

* flc with 5,000 drunks driving 

utmost concern. Response <strong>time</strong> by police, due to the num- been drinking, on bicycles cutting in and out of traffic — at you?" There are risks that are inherent to police work: 

ber of calls and the amount of people and traffic, was slow, that we only had cmo fatality. This was a traumatic expert- responding to burglary-in-progress calls, 

card pa rtl 

1 knifings weap- 

At <strong>time</strong>s there were 30-40 calls behind, and response <strong>time</strong> ence <strong>for</strong> this young man's family and friends, and requires ons, fights and other calls In general that are iDcHhreat<strong>for</strong> 

some calls was over 45 minutes. Approximately 30 calls hundreds of man hours to investigate and complete. enuig. There are risks that the general 'citizen takes to 

that were minor (parking violations and noise) " ' " 1J ' L J " ' *" ""-— " * ~ 

even be answered. 

There were 57 police officers working during Night 

Venice in addition to three civilian dispatchers; Most ui „ . . . „ . -n.^ î^ m -,^ . . 

these officers were on traffic control and couldn'e leave ^ P 011 ** actuaU y ^d to shultoff certain lagoon areas The dtizens pf Ocean City have elected a mayor and u 

their post to respond to calls. Most lacked proper commu- due to *•" amount of persons, drunks, fights, burglaries cross-section of community members on Qty Courted who ,, 

nications, and there was difficulty In bacWne upofflcers on and fliefts ' T ! iere were , arc Ocean Qty Card dub, Monday' evenings at the 

Youth Center, 7 o'clock. • • 

^ *^Tennessee Avenue where have showh above-average intelUgence and concern <strong>for</strong> the 

trouble calls , people felt they could pane wherever they wanted and dozens of this community.. 

parkedfc^ 

Thomaa Kean to express his ... , 

"concern and dismay" over •* •/, 

the veto. » -f 

Hughes was upset >.' 

because he said he has sup- "' 

ported and worked <strong>for</strong> the ,T 

project <strong>for</strong> 14 years., M i 

1 

?' 

Look <strong>for</strong> our Ad 

iyouri 

Page 7 

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PAGE 8 THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N J, 

Festival of 

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photo by Pom Um&man 

Sue Esposito of Ocean City accepts $50 prize from 

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/ 

ptolo &y Palar Macphjnsn 

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prtstnts the prize money to R,8, Baiter of Ocean City 

and Cheltenham, Pa. 

r 

photo by P«l»f MaiptMnon 

Chris Ltbertella, left, of Ocean City, accepts her prize 

from Charlotte Tuomey, of Eiiles Closet. r. •}• 1 

Liz Ulmer, left, owner of Ulmer's Home Appliance Service, 

presents prize to Laurie Dagostino, employee, <strong>for</strong> 

winner Pat DePasgua of Ocean City. 

^ 

TUESDAY, JULVic. lash 

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obituaries 

Mary M, Wright, 61 

SOMERS POINT — Mary Msguire Wright, 61, died 

July 21 at the home of a daughter in Galloway Townihip. 

Mrs. Wright was a past president of American Ugion 

Auxiliary No. 3« and past president of the VFW AuxU: 

lary 6P64. A member of St. Joseph's Church and its Altar 

and Rosary Sodtty, shralso was a volunteer at Shore 

Memorial Hospital 

Mm Wright <strong>for</strong>merly Uved in Brigantine <strong>for</strong> ZOyears. 

and moved to this dty three years ago. She was bom in 

Philadelphia. « b 

Surviving are her mother Mary Magufre of Somers 

Point-, two sons, Edward of MUWlle. and Michael of 

BriganUne; four daughters, Geraldme Oldis of Somers 

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man ol Uallbway Township and Jacquelyn of Brifantuie; 

and 10 grandchildren; 

' Mass of "Chrufiaii Burial was said Monday at-St 

Joseph's Church, Burial was in Altanile County Vtmrans 

Cameterjf, Estoll Manor. 

Arrangenientswere by the Plum Funeral Home, Brigantinfi.' 

KathertfU&Rjcci 

BRYN MAWR, Pa.^Katherine G, Rica died July 21 at 

Bryn Mawi (Pa.) Terrace., 

Born in Philadelphia, "she was a long<strong>time</strong> resident of 

Ardinore, Pa, 

> Mrt. Wed was k volunteer <strong>for</strong> the Amman during Red World QJOSS 

during eWorld War I, the' Navy League elphia during and World Bryn 

Mawr War n, Hospital. the Methodist She was Hospital a -qnember in Philadelphia the Philadelphia an 

--'"• ••-—••-• -*i-~ >w,» „( tf,a Phllai 

Wilt 

Mons 

E S 

mmIMPUANCE SERVICE 

':.•'• JN OUR 20TH YEAR 

) "Ths »ô» Ston mat mmn to your door." 

SERVICE ON MOST MAJOR BRANDS 

IN OCEAN CITY k MARMORA AREAS 

927-5428 ^% M 

1 DAILY 14, SAT, •-• ^^"^^« ~ 


MARMORA 

CERAMIC TILE 

-co.- 

New Work and 

Repairs 


390=8278 

u Mrs. a Bay-Local Service' 

399-0480 

EARL L. SHAW, JR. 

-Mt- 

MONNii 

«MST METAL WORK 

BRVAMT FORCED AB, 

MATINS 

HAU 31I-212I 

CUSTOM 

PAINTLNS ' 

INDUSTRIAL 

iUILOINb CONTRACTORS 

FULLY INSURED A iONDID 

Cmlom 

New Homti/N«w Cammarcial 

Jostph J. licit Llcenwd Dulldtr 

• INTfc'KjUK 

• IXTlRiQR 

MtlMMIM.'* eeftimMtti 

Expert HI 

VICTORIAN 

PAINTING 

power Washing 

(609)339-6284 

OCEAN ROORNG & SIDING 

933 Wett Ave. Ocean City, N.J. 


Call (609) 398-9644 


"The Oldest Established Builder in Ocean City" 

TARVESJNC. 

Complete Building Services Since 1947 , 



Ca//Earl Tarvei 390-1230 

32 MBHLAM) AVE. BBSWTS WHT, HJ. 08223 


ELECTRIC 

f.f ~J 

HAMADA 

\ Roofing & Sheet Metal, 

OVER 40 YEARS EXPERIENCE 

AM Types Roofing, 

New& Repairs 


Siding • Gutters 8. Flashing 

32SWM1AVB. Ocean City Phone (609)319.1048 

FRANKLIN 

PAINTING 


'• Fret EstlmatM 

399-0969 

RON BUTKO 

Registered Builder^ 

t\ Y1ARS IXPiRliNCf 

• All Phases of Cdnstrucf Ion 



Serving Ocean City & Surrounding Areas 

(609) 399-6499 

or 653-6892 


INTERIOR ' v 

- EXTERIOR - ^ 7 

New ['.nnstruction 

RnsidGtilial ' /,—< '' ^ M - 

Homcs 

CALL 399-4322 

Art Alll«nM, Merion CMdset Qub in Haverted, HR. and 

Bryn Mawr Presbytsrian Church, 

Surviviiig are her husband Armando Tunon Wod; a . 

daughter, Santa Hacker of Somers Font; a son Annando 

"ninm Wed Jr.; fltre grandchildren and five peatgrandchildren. 

Funeral service was Monday In the Bryp Mawr 

Presbyterian Church. Burial was private. 

Arrangements wire by the Shiard Fun«al Dtoetori. 

Aidmore, Pa. 

Memorial eonHbiitiens may be made to Bit Bryn 

Mawr Presbyterian Church, 625 Montgomery Ave., 

iryn Mawr, 19010. 

William P, Fotiou, 43 

LINWQQD — William P. Fbtiem. 43, died July 22 in 

Atlantic City Medial Center, 

Mr, Fotiou was bom in Greece and had been an area 

resident most of his lift. He was a pit boss at the.Ttapirana 

rto^ and Casino and was a board member of me 

Holy WniW Greek Orthodox Church In Barpintown. 

Surviving are Ms wife, VieW; a daughter, Esther, at 

home; a son Paul, at home; his mother, VassUikl 

Stovroulakis of Pasadena, CaUf,; two steters, Ttaa MCCBriiin 

of Padflc Paliiades, Calif,, and Martha Fotieu of 

Santa Monica, CaUf.; a brother, Charles of Infantine; 

and Ws grandmother, Maria Stuvropoulos of Cherry 

MIL 

Mass was said Monday in Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox 

Church, Burial was in Greenwood Cemetery, PleasanWUe. 

_. , 

Arrangements w«e by fte Adams-Perfect Funeral 

Home,Narthfield. ^ L 

DonaHons way be made to Holy Trinity Greek Ortho- 

dox Chun*, P,O. Box 769, Northfield, 0«25. 

Josephine Cuoz/o, 62 

PEraMBUSG — Josephine Cuozzo, 62, of Route SO, 

died July 22 in Jones Port, Maine, 

Mrs, Cuozzo was bom In South SeavUle and had been 

a resident of Upper Township and Dennis Township 

most of her life. She was a member of Post 7476 of the 

VINCENT STAHLER 



Specializing in 

REPAB8 • ALTERATIONS • REMODELING • ADWT1ONS 

VINYL SDMI • VMVL REPLACEMENT WINDOWS 

• PHONE 399-4724 • 

UtmfNTlAl A COMMttOAL 

MMfMCAl CONTMOMl 

"NOJOtTOOtMAU H 

IMUMttT IMVM' 

399-1243. M 


and EXCAVATING, Inc. 

FOOTINGS'* SIDEWALKS 

DRIVEWAYS • REPAIRS 

|CURBS • PATIOS 1 *. BACKHOE SERVICE 

SFREE ESTIMATES: 

Serving Atlantic and Cape May Counties 

927-2627 • 399-6937 

DEBRICH 

CONSTRUCTION 


General and Subcontracting 

751-2106 

Tile • Dry Wall • Carpentry • Painting' 

PRICE BROTHERS 

I CONSTRUCTION] 

-PAINTING- / 

. JULY 28, IMS 

Mrs, CUMM was • member of me WlldwoodMooM 

and fte Cape May chapter of the Order of the Eastern 

Star, • • ' . • ' • • * 

Surviving are twd soris'i.-Wta of VUlas aAdJoeph of 

Petersburg; seven daughters, Josephine Burchert of Wlas, 

Rose Tozer of Qaremont, Margaret Guman of 

^rchester, Mane Lord of Tuckahoe, Connie Mehw of 

Tuckahoe, Cindy Brr^son of Dennlsvffle, and Unda 

Cuoô of Petersburg-, three sisters, PauUne torto of 

South Dennis, SMriey Smith of South SeavUle and Mar- 

Ion HeiB of MmvUle; four bromen, Paul Toaa of Sou* 

SeavUle, Edwin Tozer of Bdwm, Ralph To^ of Swamton 

wd-Harvey Toaer of Petersburg; 15 grandchildren; 

and five great-grandchildren. 

Service was Monday m tiâ Uogsy Funeral Home, 

Tuckahoe, Burial was in Greenwood Memorial Park, 

MUlville. 

James J. Flynn, 75 

James J, Hynn, nt of IMS Asbury Ave., died July 21 at 

die Imporial Point Medical Center, Fort Lauderdafe, Fia. 

A reared painting contractor, he was a long<strong>time</strong> resident 

of this dty and was bom in Philadelphia. 

Surviving are four sons, James J, Jr. of Coral Springs, 

Fla., WUllam G. and Dennis C, bom of Ocean Oty, and 

Paul J, of Pomona; a daughter, Mary Keller of Corel 

Springs; a brother, the Rev. Paul Flynn of Honolulu; a 

sister, Elizabeth Sweikart of Ocean City; and 13 grandchildren 

Mass of Christian Burial was said Monday at St. 

Augustine's Church. Burial was In Holy CroM Cemetery, 

Mays Landing. 

Arrangements were by die Chester J, Wimberg 

Funeral Home. 

100 workers sought <strong>for</strong> 

1990 Jersey Cape census 

The U.S. Censui Bureau lions throughout die county 

needs about 100 Cape May has begun and will end 

County workers <strong>for</strong> the flrtt August 5 of when BU the 

phase of the 1990 census. positions are filled. 

Paid training is provided Training <strong>for</strong> some posi- 

and starting payisSRBO per tions begins August 9, 

hour, calculated from the Hours are flexible and 

<strong>time</strong> you leave homo until part-<strong>time</strong> work is available. 

your return. Mileage costs Veterans will be given pref- 

will be reimbursed at 21erence 

and senior citizens 

cents per mile. 

are urged to apply. 

To qualify you must be a Call 729-1098 <strong>for</strong> details. 

U.S. dttaen, be, at least 18 

yearsKjld (or tf witti a Wgh 

school diploma) take a writ- Classified ads 

ten test and have the use of bring results! 

a car. 

Testing at various loac< 

•Additions 

•Alterations 

•Repairs 

custom buiders 

391-0374 

. RESIDENTIAL | SHORE Cl£AN 

• COMMERCIAL 

• INDUSTRIAL 

390- 

0610 

nu ilium 

. MOBILEH0TWATERWASHSYSTEM- 

WOOD • AIU*B«JM» VWYLSWW • PflE-PAWTPflEPABATlON 

Wtt£HOW ^^..-STOTEFROHtS.SERVICE3TATOHS. 

. CLEAHC0NCRETE,MA50HnY»B^K.8»£mKS«Pe0LS 

yiiiMoifiMtw*iiHrtj mm *mmMmmjmmm; 


DOORSmttriori^rior 

isiiaii 

399-3356 

TOM HOLLAND 

'MMM;«WWWiw|WnftWi«^w| 

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I* I 

m 


She's served 

education <strong>for</strong> 

over 60 years 

UPPER T0WN8HP - Lucy Regine-Downum was 

honored by Upper Township Committee and the 

Upper Township Board of Education recently <strong>for</strong> 65 

.years of service to education. 

Retired from teiehing 

after 47 years of service, ihe 

lives an active life and at 

age 84 servei as an ittendanre 

officer <strong>for</strong> the township 

school district. 

Downam was a member 

of the last class to graduate 

from Upper Township 

High School, graduating in 

1923 from the Tuckahoe 

building that now serves as 

Township Hall. 

Mayor Louis DiLuzio and Lu °y 

Commltteeman/Cape May County Freeholder 

Daniel Beyel are among the more than 1,200 students 

who knew her as their teacher, Miss Regine. 

Her teaching career began in the era of the oneroom 

schoolhouse which typically lacked plumbing 

and was heated by eoal-buming stoves. 

She gopher teaching start in Belcoville, AtLmnc 

County; That was followed by a year in Corbln City 

then back <strong>for</strong> another year at Belcoville be<strong>for</strong>e return, 

ing to her native Upper Township in 1927 to teach 

first grade in a building which has since been torn 

down. 

In 1953 Downam wai introduced to modern school 

facilities when the original portion of the elementary 

school was opened m Marmora, 

She retired from the classroom in 1970, but has continued 

in education as an attendance officer, 

A wing of the middle school in Petersburg was 

named In her honor in 1981. 

Her teaching salary in 1927 was $90 a month and 

she took only four sick days in her first 40 years, 

notes the New Jersey SchoorBoards Association. 

Allergy 

Testing 

S.THOMAS CAMP ,M,D, 

- Famfly Phystetan FAA.F.P. 

Orad, Univ. Pa. Instr, Med. Jefferson 

3901992 


U l.«, Mmsant Aue, Offm. 9. 

3/4 mL So, q}Bee$ley's H, Bridge 

Beesley's Point 

VACATJONEm ACCEpraO 

G@raldJ.CorrD,O. 

Hours Daily by AppoinBntnt 

609-398-3220 

One Walnut Rd. Ocean aty, NJ. 

(At Bay Avo. & 20th St.) 

WALK-IN 

MEDICAL 

CARE 

OCEAN CITY'S 

24 HOUR 

7 DAYS A WEEK 

MEDICAL CARE SERVICE 

• X-RAY • LAB • SUTURE 

r^ Vth 8. Simpson Ave. 

M. Newdow, M.D. 

Ocean City, NJ (Noxttowendy Medical Director 

HARD OF HEARING? 

ARE YOU UNHAPPY WTTH YOUR HEARING AID? 

" -MlMgl- ; ,;, '.; 

+OONOISV 

NOT CLEAR 

UNCOMFORTABLE 

CAN'T HEAR TV 

•UIINS;SATTERIIS 

SQUEALS 

HURTSEAR 

CAN'T UNDERSTAND 

ISIiNitftOUCANiHJOYTHi 

I^^RPlpVi DIAFNMS 

foM'1 toe mfsiecir'i 

I Try it <strong>for</strong>t | 

5 You Buy 111 ;• 

'(•Si- 

fwAJsSjttrtSieyf up WfiWeW background noise 

! 

teiSit*fWn!flDCitlzf ns,oisûnf»;H;, \\-\b 


HEARING AID DISPENSARY 

r 1(-,, • V..-"iy C C;

PAGE 12 



Advertisements <strong>for</strong> these columns should be in the office 

Of The Sentinel Ledger NOT LATER THAN I P.M. MON- 

DAY FOR TUESDAY PUBLICATION AND 1 P.M. 

WEDNESDAY FOR FRIDAY PUBLICATION, 

One Tims, i lints or less § 1,08 

(B3* per lint exceeding 6 lines) 

Ad Running I Consecutive Times, 

with 6 lines or less ............................... MO.oo 

Ads Requiring Box Number ii.Madditional 

113ifh Street,Ocean City, N.J. 01221 

In Memorlam 

IN MEM0R1AM 

In momory ol my bnlhaf and our 

ton Tony HHUAM on Me m> 

birthday July 28. IBM, 

Whan m day conns 'MM year 

B Bum brings aid 01 enujkmal 

leetlngj Tony. When yog i n 

bom B years age II wu tu* a 

jgyou* day <strong>for</strong> an of a. It H I 

fiw far ui to uxepf whw Ood 

took you (wty torn ut tM our 

live* wan Mw tr» HAW, Wa 

Dank Ood evaryMy that wa had 

you fcr tno shon umo wa dkf. 

tony you Hn a •padal panon 

n wmyaiw and wh iMayt ba 

ramambanid In our haani and In 

our Mayan. You taught ut akn 

about Uto Mtsu.8 ol your 

peraonalny and the courage Wat 

had. 'wakfrni that you art 

In haawn now In paaa and IrM 

ol pain and worry, July Wh will 

always M tonsty la ii tu m 

Mill have to many inmatat that 

will naw fade. Wa Mn you 

Tony and we are looking lonMM 

Tonyl 

Saafy Itmtt ma 

mm 

lend by 

Oonon amr 

•MlSr, 

Lost and Found 

FOUND - Black mai» Mtten, (MM than 6 

nflnmai, Vldnlty and & Ailanilc. Bali 

39fMO37byThurld»y. 

f Help Wanted 

ACTIVE REAL ESTATE • office hat lull 

• <strong>time</strong> opening tor experienced secretary. 

Hatort rod) eitme nparianeg pnfarrad, 

i Call mannaec tor eppolntmenl, 398-8822. 

lOOKKIIPIWCUDtT AND COLLEC- 

TIONS • Full or part gma, lanklng back, 

ground helpful, raireM welcome. Sand 

Resume to TKo Sentlnot-LedQer, Box 

Z7S, Ocean City. NJ 0B22B. 

CHURCH ADMINISTRATIVE SECRE- 

TARY > H, Mon.- Frt, CeniputarWard 

Processor and typlrra; Salary and Bone- 

(Itl; Call 399-2888, « Wills 81- PMft 

UMQ.F, O. Box m, Ocean Oily, NJ 

08226. 

COUNTER HELP • Dell ptnon to handle 

sandwich making In Southond. Shoud ba 

dependable and partenaMt, Excellent 

woiWno condltons. Call SSMMS. 

ESTABLISHED OCEAN OfTV • real at. 

(all firm talking aggraulva, motivBteri 

broktr/Mlejpenon w!lh MperlanM la 

managa busy branch otttce. Salary plus 

generous commission arrangement. Reply 

(a Box 140. Oc*m City, NJ., ,i;_. 

row spniNiain FirriRS XKotWr^ 

IRS • Some tuperlenced pieleired, but 

not neCMHiy, mull ba willing to learn 

jhnugh an apprenticeship program. 

Mull nava own transportation. CM MS- 

RANDERS HOtEL • hp opening lor 

Una cook. Contact Mr. QMIar or Cher 

Koams.398-tO00. 

GARDENER AND LANDSCAPER- help 

wanttd, dspendaUs. lull <strong>time</strong>, new hru 

NkwiKTibw. OtlvBr-s Mansa, maium 

mlndid perton. Kan Southard LandSMp-. 

GET PAID • lor raMiflj booKs. 1100 par 

mis. Wrlli; PASE -C2S18,161 s. UnseliiMy,N.Auran,ILiOME 

Help Wanted 

$$ExtmGash 

Christmas Around The 

WerM 


794^575 

Models AH Ages 

CALL MIfiS GECRGEANN 

398-5522 or 854-2710 

TF 

$$Arsi Supervisore 

Wanted 



WORLD 

far fattenl 

MeanlMi, WmtU/ My, Ns hwMmin 

672 

Ina Intilng, No ••ahg nMHUfy, 

Cell (or local interview 

794-308 

HELP WANTED • avanlng ih!n malms- 

IS NOW HHINQ • to i full <strong>time</strong>, year 

nines nun md patWng M aiisndsnt 

round office clerk. If you hav« • knowt- 

Apply in pereon. Capri Maul, 7ft & edoe of data entry, gtngril OMM procsdur« 

and At dmlre to adyanN, ihU h 

ths poilUan tor you. Apply In psmon, 

INSURANCE SALES • RillrM Ueanlad eulnioni DIM. Start, 4th (low, pemon- 

Ajjsnl H Ml nunilng hema Insurancs In nel office, ail A»bury Avs. or call m- 

m Caps May County orea. Excetlent 

^mmliiiane wlD tnÎn. For Info Wrlla, 

Payl S. BunWn. Ina, F. O. loi Til, 

Tutramvllle, NJ 08012 or call Wl-ii|. 

iaa, 

STUFF ENVELOPESeRN 

HUNDREDS 

if, Details? Rush SASlb 

0MVEH3ALUABKETINQ 

PJD, BM114 

hrtTMa 

SERVICE 

REPRESENTATIVE 

Wo ara o major nalsnal 

apparel company seeking i 

reliable Individual wltti car 10 

•InvfntSfy and order our 

products In leal area inrtl tor 

!-i days/month. NO SELLING. 

Flexible days and hsun (no 

weakendj of ntghta). 

•xpfrltnM helpful but net 

nocsHwy, Sand Mekereung 

letter or resumo with phone 

number is: 

BASICS-OC 

215 Joseph's Way 

Frazer, Pa. 19355 

Equal opportunity Impleyar 

OMM City, H.J. 

PART TIME 

eOUUtSSjON SALES 

tlroes Welcoms 

ifll 

6 houre pw waek 

j Income potential 

i Seara • ham 

Improvement and 

appilancaj. Wo will train. 

For pwional Ktrvltw 

CALL 399-3500 

syHrung noun wnSs, lull BT pWl Imli ^& 

ply In psnM, Otaan City Community 

Canter. IMi IL « SUnpMn Mt, 

JOIN MOSTLY BASKETS TOOAVI- M) 

basks*, «Mar und countn/ docof MM, 

napratwilMNai aam generou* commlillMl, 

terns polntt, pin Managen Poth 

(tons Ml CM Bsverty «T«H«. 

122a 

GREAT JOBS! QRiAT PEOPLil QBiAT PLACll 

ANDREWS INN & COLONY 

We are a year round lodging complex of 3 guest & apt. 

houses and a colony of luxury hotel suites. 

We also operate as a Christian retreat & 

conference facility in the spring & fall. 


BRAND NEW UNITS, WE HAVE THE FOLLOWING 

POSITIONS OPEN: 

HOUSEKEEPING ROOM HOST 

Year round adult or student (age 17 up), part <strong>time</strong> 

or full <strong>time</strong>. Flexible shifts available. Possible to 

work mornings and be off <strong>for</strong> beachUme. Or, longer 

hours available. Greatlob <strong>for</strong> mothers (days) or 

students in offseason. Be part of a happy upbeat 

team in a great facility. 

COMPENSATION 

All staff makes $6 hour or more plus bonuses. If 

you are worth more, we will pay more. Tips in 

some positions. Paid sick & vacation <strong>time</strong> <strong>for</strong> year 

round employees. Other benefits possible. 

APPLY: Contact us <strong>for</strong> an application. No 

experience necessary-we win train you. 

References required. Your application wiH be' 

reviewed <strong>for</strong> a possible Interview. All positions M/F 

andEOJL" 

MAYBE WEHAVEBEBtLOOMNQ BOR EACH OTHER 


A, T L A T I C C I T V 

..A subsidiary of Caesars World, Inc., Is 

one of the nation's premier gaming and 

resort fadlitieil Consider Caesars World of 

employment opportunities. We currently 

have Immediate opportunities available <strong>for</strong>... 

BUSGREETERS 

If you possess an outgoing, friendly 

personality end would like a position that 

has lots of paopie-eontaet,.. we'd Dki to 

hear from you. you'll be responsible <strong>for</strong> the 

greeting of buses, weleomlng bus 

customers and distributing coupons In a 

friendljf and courteous manner 

We offer excellent starting salaries along 

with the benefits and career visibility you'd 

expect from an Industry Itadsrl srl For 

ImmedlatQ consideration, ple <strong>for</strong>ward 

your resume with salary 

hlitory/ftjulrerriwiti or apply In pinion, 

MondayFriday, 9:30 a,m,-4:80 o.m. to our 

Employmsnt OfflOB, 

*TLANTiCCiTy 

2100 PACIFIC AVENUE 

ATLANTIC CITV, NJ. 0S401 

Job Hotline,, ,(609) 343-2660 

C A C .1 m tstuf sp^ffurfiif tmpkJrt, iy&ff?I is rh* rylci ir>d 

IT'S TIME TO 

MAKE YOUR MOVE 

... and m'm making It easy tor you with the 

HANOVER INSURANCE 

OPEN HOUSE/ 

WALK-IN PROGRAM 

THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CTTY, NJ, 

4 AUGUST 1ST 

10AM to 2PM 

II you'd like to move Into a great clerical roll with one o! 

New Jersey 1 ! faateit growing insurance organizations, 

•Imply slop by our Llnwood offM between 

Our Human Resource representatives will be available lo 

roceira your application and discuss one of the great 

opportunities currently available In these exciting areas: 

* MAIL cum 

Full Tim and Part Time 

.DATA ENTRY CLERKS 

* TRANSCRIPTIONISTS 

Full Tim and Part Tim 

^RECEPTIONIST 

DISPATCHER 

At present, tho above positions are available In our 

LINWOOD OFFICE 

If you have any questions, call 

our Human Resources Department at 

(609) 9264660 

HAND CE 

322 New Road 

Central Park East 

Llnwood, NJ 08221 

an equal opportunity employer m/f 

LAUNDRESS - single person mad* REAL ESTATE SALESPERSON - want- 

Ironing doni. wllfXeTSoSa, Sd «« FuH <strong>time</strong>. OtHca In Ganiana Saalon 

ptekup, C«ll 398-8378 olOcaandiy EiipMlanMprafgrrMliut 

n« nacaatary Call Bob Davb far ap- 

UFEQUARD - lor balance ol lha aaaaon 

pdnirnont, French Real Estate, Inc., 

399*454 

LNOERE STORE 

aaif-motlvMM HIM 

L 37W t 

HM 

REAL ESTATE SALES • CaiMr oppdrtu- 

' lonMno <strong>for</strong> ihaxi 

a«L mar. - 37W tint, 

lar remit axpartenc*. Good working eon- 

nl V O 1 ^ 0 C ' IVOMI OfflC* lot OTMhSn 

«?JSri. u?£ »outllc»ntrtMls*»run.Traimngpn>- 

MANTEMANCE CUSTODIAN - Fug or 

part <strong>time</strong>, gajdm hour*, ysar round po»ltkm, 

axcaPant worUng condllkma and 

txnafllt paduiga. Apply In panon 4ih 

Door, Suinlon'i Oaparonanl Storo, 810 

AtbtnyAvaOC. 

MECHANIC • to work on Kubota dactor 

Una. Good Salary and bsrwflti. Call J01- 

W3514 or MM raaunM to PonlatowiM 

Brat. Equfpfflant Co. 30 Roma 31. Flam- 

InotoaNJ, 0*822, 

NOW H«Ma - Prniy Halp, M and part 

Bm», empcmn mgat, madkm ban*. 

IM. Apply In panon ObadUft RaMaunwn. 

ROOUVM Blvd. Matmora, or ctf 

OftOANISTCHOIR OBECTOH - pcafnoil 

aval. Sspt IM, achoirt, bai ehok. 

PAHTT»«EVEARftobNO|-Cl»ri|or 

FkirMSIwp.C«l3M-1ia]'. - 

RECEPTIONIST NEEDED - 

worMng comsuorn, day try) avanlng 

haunt aval, toll or part Am, Apply In 

panon, Ooaan City Community CanttTi 

IStnStASlrtipMnAv*. i 

SECflETABIAt • M or pM tlma, good 

prune manwnj, EIMUM fpMwna 

volet, knowladgs of computar hatptot 

3Ofl-247». , 

8ECURTTV GUARD-OOMOI City CondomWuffl 

C*K»»-13S4. 

WArrERWAtTRESS • PM On* in*nlngt 

«nd wtaMM*. torOcwut City m- 

Bnment horns. Year lautf pOiMort, Out 

«iw now • WHkanda 8am. Mutt M14 

• &L Apply Tonyii Ota, 34th t Can* 

WAflEMOOSe MAMORIVER - 

UMnuFMit,TMm 

uppfy«a, 112 - 

Wo SEASONAL PdBK 

•TPje - auMLtar caaMtn and darlai ki 

r«xl«amanlatEd>M. 

Wanted PraMnlonil Services Boats 

WANTED TO BUY • Oath paM br •)- 

Bqu» ana cotuaMM, old rumltum. 

LOUIS K ART 


Mil now •*!!• Hitr*n hlsti 

Pim Mr MaumasMsr (am 

347-0509 * 3447249 

ANTWUES 

Furniture. Oriental Rugs 

CHINA, GLASS 

PAINTING, ETC 

CALL 399-9086 

Child tare 

CHILD CARE • half or wtiola day. Two 

qualified prolautanal aault MMian. 

Home-like aunosphons- Far tunher Inftx 

mutton, can Paasyi Toy Bo, MB-MI?. 

Tutor 

PRIMARY QRADtt BaMng ana 

maih. malh. CtRIM, Canto npaHanead leacnor. 

Call 399-7489- 

Autos 

1666 CHEVROLET IVPALA • 2 DBSf 

hardtop, 1 ownsr ear. Mini condltton, collector. 

Urn, $8,200. CM M H m Inw 

I p,m. or-csll 645^1617 dayflrne. 

MUSTANG IBM • Sunflat OiMiaU, 

good condition. Call Pat, aM-IMS, 

ADOPTION • Laving couple wlshoi to 

adopt baby la •hare our homo. Wa art 

unabto lo have biological chlldrsn. Oan 

help win legal and medical expenses. 

Call collect ovonlnos md wosksnds, 

70*641 -7907. Karon and Ksvln. 

A WONDERFUL FAM1Y OTh 

ENCE. • Autirallan, European, Scandinavian 

High School ex<strong>change</strong> studonts 

irrivlng In AuguSL Become a host family 

<strong>for</strong> American Intfirculturnl 81udenl Exmngt, 

CMi-IOMIBilng, 

LOBER8 WANTED . Loss 10 » 30 

pounds, Inches, cellullle, thl» monlh. 

Herbal Walohl Control Program, No 

Dnifjs • Exerclso. Doctor recommended, 

CallQall (71») 674-OSS9, 


I rollevs you of housework. Experienced, 

with relerancea. Call (153- 

RELIABLE CLEANING SERVICE • 

and sill «r UiM 398-970? 

HABPERLANPSOAPINQ 

399-0702 

JOHNSON'S 


Sales - Servlct - InilalUllon 

P.C.c. ut Clan Liconw 

PHONE 399-2221^ 

Call 

QUALITY 

ELECTRICAL 

WORKDONE 

Calling ftne amiUglit mtuma 

Saiss. 



Rekey, repair or replace 

your locks 

Deadbolts Installed 

398-3663 

16th & Haven Aw. 

Ocearraiy 

COIN-OP 

.LAUNDRY& 

DRY CLEANING 

0PBI34HOURS 

7 DAYS A WEEK 


8 A.M. to 7 P.M. . 

Monday-Friday ' ' 

BRAND NEW 

AUTOMAJnC 

CAR WASH , 

SMMtI _, i 

(Wets* Pirmrning) • 

• 399-0900 ' ' 

SELF3ERV1C€ 

CAR WASH 

JULIANA 

CONSTRUCTION 

REGiSTBIH) BUUB) 


DECKS ADDmONS 

General ContncUng 

FREE ESTW AITS , 

398-5919 

wm tia quilly wumni. Scrub 

ToiffBiyp aisg fef sver 

Garage and Yard Sales 

ATTIC OMAN OUT . evaylhlno tmag. 

tiwla. to5 and up. CA rmnen, 

ftamM, piaMn, ale, aki, nem porM and 

back yanl Friday. M pm, 1411 WM 

Avenue. i 

OARAGE SALI • S4I lay AM. Fit, 

SBL, JM » mo » • n s pjn, wmi. 

hn, klttiwnwars, (namaiaa, mlrtgen. 

tors, eioroo equip, and mb^ Natnt, 

YARD SALE • TUBS., WM and Thur,, 

July IB, 1? and Is. t a,m, 2100 Waal 

Avo. Ctolhos, ipraadt, tempi, appllsncos 

and lot* more. 

Goneral Merchandise 

OFFICE FURUITURE FOR SALE • I 

motal desks $60. oa.; Ml ol 4 annMIn 

140,; let si 1 armchairs US.: 2 atatttta 

calculators $2.50 ea.; 1 aiacuilvo ofllce 

chair (15.; 1 copier J100.: 1 BWIvol arm- 

chair $15. Call John Hanusdn al 389- 

0060 <strong>for</strong> further In<strong>for</strong>mation. 

RANQE-OVEN-MICROWAVE • naw QE, 

with oxhaust ID oulslds, 30" wlds, almond. 

8I1D In m. I1MI. Call 39S-5S77, 

MOtUCCAN COCKATOO . 

haaMntadt wanHn. MV MuM. 

TUBaPA¥,JULYai,19S%; 

room T 


Business 

Opportunities o»Home»,R«l»jr. 

1DO0SUNBEOSTonm0T«bl«Sunal- 

WsM Tannho Bed. aiderOueu Piu- 

•Ivs Ejerdsett Cal tor nt color nkv 

loous. SM M m, t«»m 

Real Estato Sate 

BARNEQAT - 3 MrMfM, dSt*. BM, 

1 MM MMr (MM en iHst ti^ 

6OH597-2323. 57 Century a Ta 

HonwRMBr 

MY AffiA TRFLEX • S Mftn, CoHasa 

plut a bdrm. apt, both Mr rear round 

me, pU ownorls apt U M nmB) 

hWay, H89.80a C*« 308-4336 or SIB- 

572-6247. 

•AY eUM OONDO. 1 Mrmt, I Mtn, 

a*. wM, d%. utrtjay vUw. two-ar parK- 

mint wMiMfflani by Sap, Both, 3Oi- 

BEACH HAVEN GARDENS . BMam 

Conao-s. For lha true beach lover, I 

homo, tram Oamnl Both Units 

$140,900. bauM l»4-300a Century 

eiFwadiafHsrn Hornet. Realtor. 

GOLD COAST. • Itnjs duplsx an Weetoy 

Avenue, Many extrai A must tee. 

Call <strong>for</strong> In<strong>for</strong>mation now, Garden Stain 

Realty, 1Bth and Asbury Avenue. 899- 

SOSt, 

LONG BEACH ISLAND - Two family 

home elMi to beach. Act now, Alt 

aboul teller mslslance. $249,900. Ontls 

Realty (609) 361-8200 or Toll Froe In 

NJi 1 "L"t- 

«ARLV RENTAL UNWUNBHIO. 

Thne BeBroomt. 2 ram, w», dta, nre- 

THRKiEL 

unium, *(ie», 

NORTHEND • I besHMtn, 1 Mti, lit fl, 

apt, giHtnMl paiWna. •aauifuily turn., asp* ilfS-544^S0S4 of ^^^Ni 

complslotysajIprijd.MoturoaduttjonV. 

Quiet Ma, Monger vearty. $650 Ind 

uSS»*iS8 - 

TOP AREA . CENTRALLY LOCATED - 

Large, beautiful 3 bdrmt, i bam condo. 

Wat., Dry, dkhwai. ireBM, central 

AyaMHii BepiemB^1i5lSfiel?0« 

S01-267-3969. 

TWO BEDROOM . 2nd K, pnVate «ntrancs, 

one car orHtrael parWna, Sundry 

(adlittos. tTOOmo- mcf o» uVL CM 

Nmnmo smm mam 

• lo ommv brand new tumlttied loom 

ECONO ROOMS WOrTS. OCEAN CIBt-SWiWnm 

. MSMHII. 

imp* Vm, •! a Oeean Aye, 

OCtAN CITY 

« 

Mar BMM, 

7 

ONE BLOCK TO BEACH -and bom* 

ROOM F» SUMMER-lor roapontM. 

SEASONAL BOOMS - C*ntraity locaied 

mMeTrnv, W/O, csntrBUy tocated, DB ene bteek nsm ^ssh^ taiKnaâ^ dna 

heal, MIJSMIli, f 100, ptut UMes. Only lour loll er two pereora H a nsm, ena doutto 

bed, than a bam, HW TV, nfrteMMr, 

ttm ptrwtakaiMufi M DMOt*. 

YEARLY RENTAL • NOKMM, I bes> 

room MUM, ReipsMUe mamed coupla 

preferred, BOO me, Cal 3«hS054 



401 Asbury Avenue, OCEAN CITY, NJ 

DOUBLE COUPONS' 

nmWWtivi.juLyM-M, liH, 

Top Round 

London troll 

WNOIR 

99 LI. 

JUICT 

White fiM 

Grapes «OT 

momma 

Tavern Ham ... M.99 

FARM FRESH 

M 

Medium Eggs 

!iMpnlPo!i-.':j........ 

Triple 

Sodas 

FRESH 

Longacre 

Turkey Breast 

DELICIOUS 

PALERMO'S 

THRIFTWAY 

SUPERMARKET 

FAMILY PACK 

Perdue 

Chicken Legs 

QHIATONTHIQBILL ' 

39 

99* 

RIQ. COUNrRy iTYLl 5 REDUCED ACID 

Minute Maid 

Orange Juice ' 

HOMIBTVLB 

BIFHIBHINO 

Citrus Hill 

Orange Juice 

$169 

HALF GALLON 

213 

Tetlcy Tea Bags 

—;—. 

Chtcfccn SfSfta.Ttma 

Topa 

$9599 

1988 Mercury Topaz GS 

at feverishly low prices 


'88 Topaz OS, 4-Door, Automatic, P185/70R14 W3W liras, cloth interior, com<strong>for</strong>t/ 

conventooce pkg., front center arm test, electric (tycx-Rd ft fuel rider, door releases, 

Sgtit group, lift steering, electric rear window defroster, AM-FM stereo cassette, air 

tondmOner, power steering, power brakes, (price reflects $400.00 robata). List 

$10,747, VIN. #643082, Stock #13476, tax & lags extra. 

Lincoln • Mercury • Merkur 

MTH A WEST AVENUE • OCEAN CITX 

399-3134 

Roal Estate Rerrt 

STOREERONT'WITH APARTMENT 

OrtodtAA I 

- aptca. 1,300 aq.fl, 

cannl \ocMon, air tonWonlng, tiJOOO 

plua utate*. AvakUe ImmtolalBty Cat 

HagernealEeiata.AeMior.agg.iaSO. 

UPPER TOWNSHP > CommarcM anca 

apace on HI ft. Manran. 1.000 or E.000 

•q. n. available. Hager Reel Eelale. Reit3M)7BDa 

Lota 

DIVORCE • Mini tal baBiWil wooded 

lol TWO Over my paymena. Pocono i»oeatowl 

wmmuWry Pooh, Mir*, 

horeee, tWtno, IVk hour* asm NYC All»1-7i7-»S1-«44 

FOR RENT . eantar dty taalsn, Ap-LOTS 

KR BALE - Pooono M*. tM 

MM. no it. ft. Mlea tpaot pwWno rfisniy doiffL Tito i^ySf pHftfMNk Bwtti 

L j-i^k mm - alv rrrrrfitaT 

npBHtNM M. W M M vaaflon com- 

UPPER TOWNSW • Sawtta, 

Florida Real Ertate 

STUART • HUTCHINSOII BLAND - * 

Bdrm kNrnhouaa, ocean aooeta, pool, 

win*. Mownysaatonal. CM 1-SoS- 

7S2-9206. 

TODAY'S 


ACROSS 

1 Victuals 

S Faction 

t Palisade 

HUfted - 

ISPithtnArab. 

16Dlk«,etaI „ 

17Exolud« . 

18 Flood 

IBJtggM 

20 Cognizance 

11 Dwell! 

22 Batters 

iS Recluse 

25 Boys 

27 Tumor: tutf. 

28 Goodbye 

28 Generation 

32 Und»r«l»d 

3 ' 

37Wlngllke ' 

38 Expensive , 

39 Greatest 

40PrMtrVM 

42 Southern city 

43 In addition 

44 Victories 

45Vellse 

46 Fabric 

4? FiAW pro. 

duelng materiel 

61 Flings 

• Nutritional Pet Foods 

54Dlitortt 

StStsufikln 

67Aaalon 

UUitil 

59Woelsm«l 

60 Fume .--•••, 

eiwahoot 

62 Copper , 

63 Abominated 

64 Colorants 

65 Objectives 

DOWN 

IGarrote 

2 "Iliad" author 

3 ShMpnke 

4 Watery 

6Per- 

6 Aloft 

7 Grimace 

8 Potherbs 

SChMte 

10 Traditions 

11 Niblick, e.g. 

12 Rapid 

13 Honoraria 

il Flipper 

§4 MWHI 

26 At the peak 

28 School years 

29 Bit 

30 Breathe hard 

HABOCOVEB 

PAPOTACW 

M9C0UHT 

CMtOflBfllOOM 

Hfli Btmm, MM8, 4NJ, NMIB-MB, T(imtT' 1 '..j 

I 

f4iWistA¥iNui 

MARINE, Inc. 

SALES and SERVICE* 

Mercury • Merc Croiier • Mariner 

7M A HIVM AW. • 39M2I6 

rjd9inb CHALLENGER 

•*n>IM,r«Milf 

ft you're interested in purchasing 

tW* space <strong>for</strong> your business j 

CALL 399-5411 

nwvnus PUZZLE SOLVM 

mama maaa nHBHm 

amam amnm BDSOQ 

ancjaHm 

nan ranraw 

nan 

•00 a 

a 

nai3H0 mmmra 

nmrjaa 111:11.JU 

31 This: 8p. 

32MuttonflSh 

33 .Clique 

34 Incursion 

38 Strong-scented 

plant 

36 Insect stage 

31 Navigate 

41 Intertwined 

43 Bluejackets 

41 Way around 


SPOUT FISHING aboard the 

Wim BO0KW4 fff.flHJIM nMl MlM1 

mam 

46 Stir afire 

47 The best 

48 Greek phyelclan 

'4» African anttoptf 

SORetreiti' h 

518pecle ; 

62~*Ata:US8fi 

city / 

63 Opening^ 

SS Colleague 

59 Crackajack 

aep^M 

II 1 

•mia» HSKf^ 


1309 WMl Ave. U^ 391-9228 

lfoil-8lL-7 im-9 pm I I Sun." iffl4 pm 

Newspapers S/3L Magazines 

CMS BrjjfR Soda* Candy 

Wliy Pay Hlghar Prlees <strong>for</strong> Convonlanca 

Melody Lane 


Nalu/al crystals are here.,, 

jewelry - pieces - pewter figurines 

813 Asbury Ave. - Ocean City • 399-3500 

(MPtfHTS from 

Hmd KnK Smatan, 

Uimtt, China, Jattwfry, MUM 

609 • 398 -1048 

23NDEL YACHT SERVICES, INC; 

Merc ^ ^ 

Cruiser M M 

Is

. 1" 

PAGE U 


Storage tor Rent Public Notice Public Notice Public Notice Public Notice 


^TORRENT TORRENT 

$175 

75 MONTHLY 

Crwaally 

Zsnd 

1SS7 Asbw Asbwy *vt 

3BW440 

Public Notice 

OOIAN CITY PARKINS 

AUTHORITY 

NO I ICE FOR SIALiQ BID 

NsUM II horeby glvHi Ihu eoalod 

bids wm B» rwiwa by It OeMJi 

CHy PuWni Authority uniil Augua 

6,1008. v 2M pm lorlhs uls el me 

fclswlng parcol al und; 

All that parcel si land and prom 

Mat Uenliliet! as Block 33O4, La 1 

as Ihown on Ihft amim Tu Map M 

His Oily ol OeBBti CRy, ©aunty ol 

Caps May SI.TIO ol Naw Jarny: also 

known at • munlciPH parking 1st 

lueaied on ihs oernor ol Min llrao! 

and Haven Avanua. Ocean Oily, 

IN!8Wjor5.,yOB226 

TTio Logai description I* dosertswS 

ss fojlowi* 

BEOINNINQ In tha SoulhfSiiarly 

tins ol Havon Avenue 370 leal 

•oulhwsslwardly from SouthwaBsfiy 

fins ol 33rd ftrrti onlsnalng Southwattwardly 

(Hang tin Southeasterly 

llns si Han Avenue 130 leal is iha 

NofihBBstorty i(n« si 34lh Street and 

ol Ihal w! 

iton Approval on Bloc* 1211 LOU, 2 

a g commonly known as Bay Aw., 

Somsra Point. New Jersey, was 

heard. 

Said application was granted 

which dMsisri It on 10a and avail- 

able lor Inspecllon In Iha Municipal 

BuMlng. Building OKlco. ol Someni 

r IN SHORE & BACK BAY 

PISHING TOURNAMENT 

/YOUR LINE 

CHILD 

PRIZE MONEY & DOOR PRIZES 

BLUEF1SH - WEAK FISH - FLOUNDER 

SATURDAY JULY 30, 1988 7am 

S100, ENTRY FEE 

LEMONTS MARINA 399-1/87 

CONTACT: OCEAN CITY MARINA 399 = 5011 

FOR INFO CORKY S MARINE 398-62B6 

9-Month CD 

PflH.NMMssy, 

OeonjlanaHulchlnBOn 

Secretary to the Board 

DATED at Banian PeM, N J. 

Thi day ol Juty 1 

Sj1 

NOTICE TO LIMIT CREOi' 

W. Robsn Hentgas, Su 

BytMManeB.O'NMr 

Ann ._ 

•/WB Peggy A, RtmktlECEASEU 

Punuam la the oMer M W, RObM 

HentgM, Suttooalo of the County «f 

Caps Mn, mala en Bis nlnotoonth 

day Dl JuV 1988. on the pMltton M 

•he subsofcar. the Execuirico* gl the 

suite M NH deeadant, notes I* 

hereby given Is the Ctodlon ol Mid 

docodent to present (o them within 

six months Irani the nloateonth day 

at July, 1MB, their claims in wrMng 

and under Bath, spacUylng the 

amount eWmed and the particular. 

M the Malm, 

Sara H, Unduy, NMr Sarah Undtey, 

Denna Rank and Joyce 8. MMsMer 

ExeeutrMe 

DATtDJufclilriA,D,,iei8 

Gary Qfffflli, Esquire 

(Maione.Btel. Gould. 

Zlotnlck. Felnberq end 

mdGfltllth.E6qu1r«i) 

3201 Atlantic Avsnue 

Atlantic my, New JsmeÔBWI 

Cape May Court Haute, New Jersey 

7TPFi17B 

IPniwigirlliilnini 

LAURA MARIE II- 

M Ttrte ami AtrglM iWfth 

SWUNG DAILY 

BLUES-SHARK- 

FLUKE-WEAKS 

Full Day or Hall Day 

Capt. Ron Rook8tool Jr. 

609^53-9164 

Sea Isle City notes 

A|R FORCE BAND 

The United States Air 

Force Band of the East wU 

present a free concert on the 

promenade 7:30 p.m. Aug. 

2 undv the city's continuing 

bee summer entertainment 

program. 

The group of 38 

professionals will per<strong>for</strong>m 

music ranging tan Sousa 

marches to Broadway show 

stoppers to 

the test in 

current top 

40hiti, 

The 

band is 

described 

as • group of mature, dedicated 

musicians with an 

average 10 years of experience 

and their per<strong>for</strong>mances 

feature three 

vocalists and instrumental 

soloists. 

Seating is limited so spec* 

tators are urged to arrive 

early. . • . 

The band it directed by 

Capt. Roy E. BreiUng. 

TURTLE COLORING 

BOOKS AVAILABLE 

The Sea Isto City Environmental 

Commission is making 

coloring books available 

M children as part of its 

continuing ef<strong>for</strong>t to educate 

the public about the dla- 

FIRST FIDELITY® introduces a great short-term CD, with a 

guaranteed high rate of return. Our new 9-month CD is FDIC 

insured up to $100,000 per depositor. 

<strong>It'</strong>s also an ideal opportunity when your current CD's mature, 

because it combines the high interest rate you want with the 

financial flexibility you need. • 

And with a minimum deposit of only $1,000, this is one great 

investment that everyone can take advantage of. 

The First Fidelity Rate Line. 

We've made it easier <strong>for</strong> you to stay on top of your investments. 

For up-to-the-minute rates on'this and all First Fidelity 

CD's and money market accounts, call the First Fidelity Rate Line 

at 1-800-352-4782. • , ,'• 

S t o p in today. '•,-,' .' * , T- 1 ' < 

Don't wait. Stop in at any local First Bdelity, banking office 

today <strong>for</strong> details about how to open a new First Fidelity high-rate 

9-monthCD. *, , . v • 

. S\ 

^^^p^^piliR^wjâ 

mondback turtle. 

Ocearf City High School 

The free eotortng took and Washington and Jeffer- 

tells the toiy of Sara the Sea son College, • 

Me THatie ind htr journey Vm be attending Vma Q 

from the bttfc bays to the College Podiatric Medicine 

dunes to lay her eggs. 

The book, written by Dorothy 

R- Reininger and illus- BABY PARADE 

trated by Diane B. Ippoldo, RETURNS AUG. 6 

is bee and was made possi- Sea Isle City's annual 

ble through a grant from baby parade, this year 11 

the city and area businesses. a.m. Aug. 6 on the prome- 

Books are available in nade, will feature bands, 

area stores. City Hall and floats and hundreds of 

the beach tag sales office on youngsters. 

Kennedy Boulevard. TV and recorfing personality 

Al Alberts and Ms 

CINDERELLA AT wife, SteU», will be grand 

MARINA AUG. 3 marshals and the parade 

"fixe Sea We City Reae- will feature the South Jersey 

ation Department and Duet SWng Band, Midirl Broth- 

Productions will present ers Dixieland Band and the 

Cinderella 7-30 pm, Aug. 3Marching 

Mavericks. 

at the city marina. 

The 1988 Baby Parade 

In a special perfonnanaee promises to be the biggest 

by two per<strong>for</strong>mers, this and best ever," said parade 

production Is described as chairwoman Susan Terruso. 

featuring split-second cos- "We hope everyone eligible 

tume <strong>change</strong>s, bit paced will enter and join the fun," 

action and a lively sense of 

humor in a different 

approach to the classic. GIRL'S HIGH CLASS 

. Cinderella is one of 14OF'48 

REUNION SET 

scripts developed by Steve The John W. Hallahan 

and Site Seytrled of Duet Catholic Girl's High School 

productions and Include a Class of IMS will hold its 

variety of favorite fairy 40th anniversary reunion 

teles. The Seyfrieds are the Saturday, Oct. 8 at the high 

founders of Summer Chil- school. Philadelphia. For 

dren's Theater in Rehobeth, details, all 1-215-927-6130 

DiL 

BLOODMOBILEJULV28 

For In<strong>for</strong>mation call 263- Tne Cape May County 

0050. 

chapter of the American 

Bed Cross is sponsoring a 

bloodmoblle 9 ajn. to 7 

p.m. Thursday, July 28' at 

BuTdette TomJin Memorial 

NAMED BEACH 

PATROL LIEUTENANT 

Seott F. Pararto has been 

named lieutenant of the Sea 

Isle QW Beach Patrol, 

Hospital, Cape May Court 

The Sea We resident is a House. To schecfule an 

six-year veteran of theapolntment, 

call 465-5355; 

SlaP and is a graduate of Walk-to donors welcome. • 

Fish* Fun ^Relaxation 

<strong>for</strong> the entire family 


; AMILYFISHERMAI 

4hr,Bay&lnietfi$hing 

Leaving at 8 am & 1pm 


228BayAve. r 


399-3111 

RSHIMQ ABOARD THE 70FT. 

NORTH STAR 

FULL DAY 

Sat. & sun. 

Leaves 8 a.m. 

HALF DAY 

Mom thru Pel. 

8 a.m. & 1p.m. 

Tackle For floiit 

Suniet Crude (No ocean) Leaves 7 P.M. 

- VALUABLE COUPON 

3997588*390-1065 


mm) 

»a* ! 

TUESPAfe JULYai, 1988 

STAR ,W;s Does It RIGHTL. <strong>It'</strong>s Time <strong>for</strong> A STARN;S 

•MJÔHiOFASST VA 

Lay's i 

Potato Chips | 

I "uaawu- , | 9 "SET | j 

i CsupMjwdiliniSMphMMMlUlmltSMMrlintilT. • • Couponooodi 

1 EflKlinSun.July24lhnjStl.Jlilr»lS> I I iGt 

w C^m^) ^J v -1 

ASSORTED FLAVORS 

Sweet'n Low or 

New Country Yogurt 

"~ 00 

8oi. 

conts, 

VyHV"PAY MORE 

ShopRite 

ream Cheese 

8-oi. 

Hair Spray 

99 

can 

7-ot. 

CLAIROL CURRENTS BRIQHT 

YILLOWOB RUBY RED 

Curling Iron 

or Brush 

049 

The MEATing Place 

ONE (II12OI CAN OF HONEY ROASf 

Eagle 

Peanuts 

1 79 

or ngn pyreft«* 

inyShMNWMlltll.UinliBMMflimili. • 

lua,J^Mtt)nilil,July»,1W. I 

SAVE ,20 )MmmmJ 

UPON 

Potatoes 

.59 

I SAVE ,80 j 

WHY PAY MORE RIB CUT ROAST OR 

Thorn Apple Valley 

. Sliced Bacon 

lib. 

pkg. • 

HALF SOUR OR SOUR GARLIC 

Schorr's 

Pickles 

, SANDWICH OR POUND TOP 

- ShdpRite 

White Bread 

22-01. 

(oil 55 

S.PACK 

ShopRite 

English Muffins 

39 

FHESH(CALI) «««% TASTY RIB PORTION j A # % 

Fresh Pork Shoulder ...».89 Boneless Pork Loin Roast

K. 

14J I,-:-.:.'- » 

PAGE 18 ITO SENTINEU-EDGER. OCEAN CITY. N J. TUESDAY, JULY 26,1988 TUESDAY, JULY 2ft. i«m 

TAXPAYERS 

(continued torn page 1) 

Other <strong>for</strong>ms of revintie — 

broader mercantile taxes or 

so-called duplex (em — to 

divert the burden frota 

homeowners. The city's 

solicitor said ho is working 

on such proposals. 

In its July newsletter, FIT 

bouts that during the 1988 

city budget session, it led a 

dtoen review of the pro- 

Culinaitj 

the 

rUUMENUTAKE-OUT 

Breakfast'Lwich'Dinner 


"Baked" Crab Cakmsl 

— Early Bird Special $8.99 — 


Ttiei, Culinary Gardens Special DuJour 

Wed. Boneless Chicken Parmiglana 

Thurs. Roast Turkey w/stuffing a gravy 

Fri. Fried Fresh Fish Du Jour 


Sun. Roast Beef Au Jus 

$twtdwith MlaA, vtgttabh rolls, butter 

andhomtmadtdnteti 

NEW THIS YEAR!' 


i—OPEN EVERY DAY— 


Served 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. 

DINNER 

Served from 5 p.m. 



4-Deck, 

Thi Classic Way 

to play Blackjack, 

More exciting 

Only 208 cards in 

each game. 

More of a test of what kind 

of player you really are. 

And only the Claridge gives 

you a choice of 4-Deck as well 

as8-Deck. 

And only at the Claridge are you 

treated a special way. By a friendly 

dealer who smiles and remembers 

your name. 

Only at the Claridge. 

Quality Food 

in a 

Beautiful Sitting 

fi09-399-1000 

Breakfast Buffet S to 10:30 tun, (Sot. Son.) 

ONLYtBJB 

Breakfcrt 8 to iffliSO Dun. V 

CMon. thru FrL Ala Cute) 

Lunch 12 to 2:30 pan, (d 

Dinner 8 to SAO p.m. (tf 

Free Parking With Validation • Casual Attire Appropriate 

a L VALUABLE COUPON 

lTM» "MOCKTAIl COUPON" It 

redccmablo <strong>for</strong> (1) one FHBB 

I mocklatl with lunch pruehue 

I r * 

FASmON SHOWS EVERY WIBNBSDAY! 

TWs Wednesday July 27th 

Rosellcn's • Flanders Mat's Shop 

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THE SENTINEL-LEPGER, OCEAN CITY, NJ 

Like the first, 4th week of the Pops concerts will be hard to beat 

By ED WISMER and., the pflr<strong>for</strong>n\ers merci- 

After an exciting reading The orchestra was on fcar- 

Maestro William Scheiblc 

lessly. The more acerbic and 

of Mozart's Ootrtun to We•jjet 

with a criBp renditton.of 

and the Ocean City Pope 

snide the critique', the more 

Zaubtrfiot, the deluge of two segments bom Dmitri 

and the soloists are making 

the public relies on the crit- is totally unsympathetic superb soloists began. This Kabalevsky's Comedians 

my job increasingly diffiie's 

wisdom. 

while attemptiiig to impress wecks's lineup is a team Suite, again featuring 

cult 

I feel that I'm as discern- someone with wasp-ish ef<strong>for</strong>t by three all-stare from increasingly adept pmcusing 

as the next fellow and comments. I feel that it is the same source, flit "W-Citsionist Florence taraidl on 

According to a review by 

also can discriminate bettor to be a HOB bttn than a tes Opera of Binghamton, xylophone as well as mort 

another writer of a recent 

between good and bad, 1never 

wu whose only goal is N.Y. 

conventional percussion 

concert at Stockton State, I 

Just prefer to write around a to be seen as very sophisti- Leading off was tenor instruments. ~. 

was way off the mark and 

per<strong>for</strong>mance I find disapcated. Christopher Hux who made Tim ttUs b^ soarini 

too generous in ftw assesspointing. 

Silence can often Nevertheless Ocean City his Pops debut last year soprano emanated from an 

ment of the per<strong>for</strong>mance. 

be devastating and more Pops, you put me on themaking 

the rafters ring with almost fragile and quite 

According to the "mn'c" 

effective than a direct spot again. Wends recently Bizet's Angus Dri and Mai* lovely blonde named Kath- 

who writes <strong>for</strong> another attack. 

asked if I ever ran out of otte's The Lord's Pmytt. Hux leen Donovan singing 

paper, In order to be taken 

I'm afraid my colleague is superlatives so I thought I'd has a rich and true tenor Musettas Wate from Pued- 

seriously and mistaken <strong>for</strong> 

of the school of thought write a bland and unenthu- voice and a stage presence ni's la BofcBBf. W§ was fol- 

a genuine pundit, tho critic 

that has never been in thesiastic 

column to satijfy my which Is nothing,short of towed by a duet with Hux 

must savage the concert 

shoes of the per<strong>for</strong>mer and critici. 

astounding. Every note is from Kismtt (based melodi- 

But, in Texas Parlance, hit dead center with no caUy on Borodin's opera 

I'm afraid Bill Scheible has scooping or sereanilng and Prince Igor) called Stringer 

PASTRY brought <strong>for</strong>th another gush- the expression ranges from in Pawrftoi whieh elicited 

er, and verbal pains of <strong>for</strong>ceful but not <strong>for</strong>ced bril- tremendous applause. half of the concert blazing when Morehouse substi- band from the Lyncourt 

SHOPPE praise would be inadequate liance to the most delicate 

away at the circus march tuted Qimb Every MountainSchool 

d£ Syracuse, N.Y. ; 

to describe Sunday nighr'i pianissimo — and he looks Then the triumvirate of Thunder Blazee which <strong>for</strong> the expected Prologue Those kids find their ffof; 

concert. 

good while doing it. magnificent vocalists was brought a broad smile and boa Pagliacd but was mol- teacher director have 

completed by a return toe tapping from conductor lified by the way the <strong>for</strong>mer played extremely well herj; 

• OPEN 8 a.m. IVERYDAY • 

appearance of baritone Dale emeritus tank Ruggieri was sung. The prologue is <strong>for</strong> a number of years, how - 

Morehouse singing Di Pno- Trombonist Thomas devilishly Intricate and ever at most un<strong>for</strong>tunate 

BAKED FRESH DAILY 

am n Mar as well as I've Elliott was a special guest requires precise timing;with <strong>time</strong>s of day and With little 

ever heard it sung. All three artist featured in both 

STICKY BUNS • CAKES COOKIES 

the orchestra to bring it off. fanfare. Their director tells 

singers exhibited excellent halves of Sunday's concert Rehearsal <strong>time</strong> is sparse so me they hive been limited 

diction in bom Italian and he pleased all win mellow as a true professional, to allotment of only orfe 

French, not to mention and agile renditions of aMorehouse 

was entirely 

hour to put Ott their fine 

English. Pavarotti hat been Trombone Concertino bycorrect 

In his substitution. 

production which deserves 

quoted at laying that good David and a nostalgically 

far more <strong>time</strong> and notori- 

The Pops has never 

diction is the most impor- accurate playing of Tommy sounded better man it did 

tant element In producing Dorse/s signature. Getting 

990 

in the Wet Side Story finale, 

P.P.S. Don't miss any of 

- good singing. 

Sen<strong>time</strong>ntal Over You. and maestro Ruggieri 

the remaining Pops cori- 

The Pops ended the tost Elliott is well known in agrees, The work of to 

certs this week, especially 

BREAKFAST 

the Delaware Valley <strong>for</strong> his orchestra and the soloists 

Wednesday's "Lollypops* 

(For Kids Under 12) 

fine Jjrass playing. made it a most spectacular 

children's concert 


After Intermission Hux production and brought the Otherwise you will be 

Scrambled Egg MAINE LOI Dinner was Impressive in De Mriaudience 

to Its feet. cheating yourself out of 

Milk 

BoUente SpirM by Joe Green 

FOR UNDER 10 CLAMS 

As a post script, I feel it some fine entertainment. 

7:30 A.M. toll A.M. 

(Giuseppe Verdi) and a 

most virile interpretation of 

Incumbent to at least men* Ocean City artist Ed Wis- 

MONDAY THRU SATURDAY 

1 iMib., includ 

Gounod's Salut Bemeure 

tton Friday night's poorly mer's critiques are accompa- 

$9.95 Salad, Veg.& _ from Must, Donovan, bask* 

attended concert by thenied 

by hia sketches. 

olls Ing In the glow of the reception 

she received, favored 

the audience with Caro 

Nome and The Last Rose of 

Summer. I was disappointed 

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K a cup in tne.TOia ocean watws on 

i Û.^ the ^nomy of the K'^y 

^ S t K w : ' t t ^ " i - > - ' : . '••' • •:••', 

a sporting chance 

AJrosti saiu is now 010 preterred 

<strong>for</strong>. this tourist region of the stKc 

rta^^^^îtoti^fcaisj. ...^.,. „. .,,,, 

w2 "Me;tfi» she*a|WSrA %i r#diM it was Bine rnUes, wld dmM*= 

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WejoyofvibWry% M - 

Page 1, Section 2 

;^tW^pp^'^|; ^prj^:N.a. mm T's:- 

'Advertising can't 

help us nowv 

All of these v 

publicity things 

help.' 

'V i!" 

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'liiwtt»^^!nadfl;îi; 

3 aliow;^ recalled'^& 

mi 

?yf'imirfllng iroughii#^lprn |§ i(iil|y||tft«, J«^l^piSJtrii iclans on Tuesday cast a vote ol confidence 

%thf tonifljjon oLth^wh, Rprniif^fih B|t#^^##rii 

fer voters will have 3 options 

Uli ©yftfflmental aetlvliti «ri|i^S ppmiie wntd out 'Mr»*n fl^wr^ 

l^HWIWiGn W gorerpM^pip :Committe«ran^«j^| 2fl 

H^âttîr^leôtor^M^yf »Werendu8HluppprMrs.' r '•'«"• ;|r • 

mMmmm^mmmw«mgm 

5 were shut down, WCAtJ-radio ,upê'|Ratter 

frngmmmmMii nmmtmm 

^ t^lflk*jWple' BIOJJI^^ afilft to 

exprtis §0 Wi%s c%t#iether to 

have a fflats-burrt plant ot not, 11 said 

Clunn, passing around copies of the 

Dennjs Township reiqlntion iuthoriztag 

the question'in that rrtunldpallty. 

••.•'•'•," *:. . \ . " ; " ^ i . s v C ' v - 

' Bufiieiflier ih# nw anyone'else on 

Councjl was happy with the resolu- 

Hen'B'wprdtngi êijW a'mm-hum 

incinerator be jutlff anywhere in Cape 

May'boMtyl ' j, , ;,,., 

Clunn saidêând Oliphant 

wouldn't haye put the subject on the 

agenda had they known dty Solicitor 

Gerald Corcoran would bo absent 

and unable to assist in wording the 

guisHon, which tenw. jafd should 

:! offer an alternative rneHiod of traih 

"dlipoMil. , 

Mass bum is criticized <strong>for</strong> its ecological 

Hsjci. Plastici and toxic metals, if 

bunied, could emit toxic tooke. 

Burning also leaves behind ash which 

.ffl»t be dlsppso'd of somewhere, 

W^Bd critics fear that to fuel the ftir- 

:naeo'¥^r-rqundf the county might 

v ' * : trash-ham'"outside counties. 

iHHf 

s«ti;pM«f 

Sect 2, page 15 

are considered 

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ww$el»a wltS"lc6-:pr cherry ftW»Wi;ipt 

nidHairt" : " •. '''?.W$fflM 

n}$ the mean <strong>time</strong>, tourists andsou^: mi$ 

iiHiresidarts tteiwndaa. ttepr#i ? ;fcii 

|§,pt,îU|j*ivG6r; but,h«e;ffi|)i||| 

iMM tr&ta^s %#®f|hWih« 1 ttqtee w|| 

The cortijjft'y^sial, r^M*n^«m' Wrtfi-:, ^tfKMjte^^lteflKpffl^ Wifti,^JVL'-i.. 1 '.;| 

^^.iMi^^^^ ja# 

should be suspended in favor of a date summer<strong>time</strong> crowds, 

new county landfill in a non-Pine- • NJ Transit buses, which now 

lands" area, to serve Cape May dpn't venhire south of 10th Street, 

.County untU 1995. t 

could be rerouted, • although Hart 

Listing the other options of land' indicated that prospect is doubtful 

The streets where the trolleys ran are 

(please turn to page 14) narrow and the N]T buses are big. 

Games <strong>for</strong> fun 

Chlldfen 3 Ihraugh gridt 6 play a gimt of London Bridoi during St 2 

Pitir*i vaMtion church school, Tht continuing program tvlii conclude 

Wednesday. Aug. 3. •-• ;.: 

Taxpayer break questioned 

By JAMES F1TZPATRICK 

, Sentinet-Ledger Staff 

ers. Seasonal passes are,f^Qis$3&;fer ^ 

taxpayers; Thereârerio6wramp^;in % 

SIABLBJCW#^lc«lordirianee town - ; , :M i^ ill 

•which dim discounts to taxpayers But such, discounts mag {beslBeî ;,*•$;• 

using thei dwbwtTawprniy leJUe- under the stejiôOTiie ttiai iiyi4^1 

; gal and j m the least, warrants investi-' bM^Mont: tttWite canô^p'tr^Wiâ 

\pHon;acco«nhf to legal experts. ; r;ito nsidents o^non-»iijldeiBtalri^^ 

IfeCItjr 4 rsgulaHpns? ;!inpe^|'fl

PAGE 2 — SECTION ONE THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, NJ. 

DEPARTMENT 6TODE 1 

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For one week only invest In quality Vahdy-Craft 

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Select from chaise lounges, chairs, picnic 

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We will set up eachpiece and deliver 

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,, * All prices reduced ianother 15%; 

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•Come in today <strong>for</strong>best selection! 

OUTDOOR FURN. OEPT. • 1ST. FLOOR ANNEX " 


PBA pitches in <strong>for</strong> youngsters here 

The local Policemen's Benevolent AssodaUon recently donated an automatic 

pitching machine to the Ocean City Youth Athletic Association-. 

The machine is used by the youths participating in the league's, baseball programs. 

Poiing with some of the youngsters who got first crack at the machine were 

meinbei's of the PBA and OCYAA; in the accompanying photo they include, from 

left: Grog Donahue, vice president of the assodaUon' Del. Gary Schaffer, PBA president-, 

Harry Vanderslice. president of 0CYAA; Ptl. Doug KUpp of PBA, 

July fides 

Courtesy Ocean PrtnSflfi Co.. Somora Point, (009) 028-0808 

For Mi Street dnwbridgs. Fa Crcl Egg HiAsr Inlet, luMriet 12 

nbtutw firan high tide «nd 24 nlnuM fram law tide. For Su Ut ay 

betcWiont, niMhct 43 mlnuto £rom high tide and 38 mlnuta from 

low tide. 

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Full Reen P Hoon in Psrijei (Oletut to Earth) 

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I Noon on Equator 

H, Reen farthict North of Equator 

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FRED C BENSON-.- - 

JOHN H. ANDRUS n 

BYRON T. MERCER 

....noon Monday 

.noon Tuesday 

— 3 p.m. Tuesday 

^ Publisher 

,„„...„„„... m.__...Edltot 

.Advertising Manager 

SUBSCRIPTION PRICE:.By mad In Caps May County; Socntm Paint 

Linwood and Nonhfleld (Aiatnle County), ti9ay«ar, $32 tot Dm yean, 

six months, *1p.Bs«wh©ra»21 peryoan»38foflwo years, 112 tor *lx 

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SCHEDULE: Weakly every Thursday, semi weekly. Tuesday «id Friday 

from first weok in June until but week In September. Postmaster: 

Send address <strong>change</strong>s to The,Sontinet-Ledg«f, P.O. Box 23S Ocean 

City, NJ, 08236. - ' , 

Parked 

cars struck 

A Strathmere woman, 

apparently undo 1 an epileptic 

seizure, damaged two 

parked ran while driving 

on West Avenue Tuesday 

morning, police said. 

WMi the woman's rar 

and one of the parked automobiles 

had to be towed 

from die scene, no Injuries 

were caused by the mishap. 

The driver, Margaret L 

Boyer, 50, was released 

after being Heated at Shore 

Memorial Hospital, Somers 

Point, said police. 

Sgt, Curt DuU iisued tWi 

raport: The accident 

occuired at 7:49 a.m, In 

front of the municipal 

ffiUdlVWftS 

• 

* 

.- _ 1984 ForaV was driving 

north when she hit a 1987 

Plymouth parked along thi 

side of the road. She then 

hit a afjpena ear, a 1982 

Buick station wagon, which 

was latetoweC from the 

scene, • V.'A. 

Upon impact, the station 

wagon then struck a third 

PAGE 4 

Weber, Bannon united 

in Somers Point 

in St. Joseph's Church 

The Great 

Silk Suit! 

Henty-Ljio BnlhfBni 

ft! fiihien Mine with 

•n all swatton wonder 

In silky slubbed 

polyester DouBrtonl, 

With an airy ihlrton 

Bcart. Portectfy suited 

with • notched esllar 

jackflt, mar a slim 

easy-til eklrt 

Fully lined. 

Mulberry, 

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THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CTTY, N J. 


1820 Aibury Ave. PhOnt 398-1675 

Rollings, Goodwyn 

wed in Florida 

Anne Elizabeth Rollings, of honor. Bridesmaids were 

daughter of Mr, and Mrfc Jane Goodwyn anS Lois 

Oiitstinu Weber, diugh- Hospital; Somem Polrft. 

Douglas B. Rolllngi of Goodwyn, iUter§ of thp 

Mr of Mr, and Mrs. R, Paul Dr. Bannon is a graduate 

Orange Park, Ha., and Lr, groom, Lyne Rogers of 

Weber of Ocean Qty, andof 

Rutgers University and 

Richard Warren Goodwyn, Atlanta, Ga., and Sally 

Dr. John T. Bannon, son of New Jersey Medical Col- 

son of Mr. and Mrs. Presley Evans of Louisville, Ken 

Mr, and Mn. T,F. Bannon lege. He is an orthopedic 

P, Goodwyn of Wilming- Mr. Goodwyn was the 

of Wesffltld, ware married surgeon associated with 

ton, Del and Ocean City, best man <strong>for</strong> his son 

recently it St. Joseph'i RC Shore Memorial Hospital. 

were united in marriage Assisting as ushers were 

Church In Somers Point. The couple reside in I.in- 

recently In St. Catherine's Tom Gallo, Barry Holmes, 

Sandra Peatherstone, siswood, R.C, Church, in Orange Tom Stanley, Mark Decker, 

ter of me bride, was the 

maid of honor. WiUiam BSFORBUGH 

Park. ' "'' and Larry and Greg Roll- 

tannon, brother of the Klmberly Ann Bligh of 

Given in marriage by her ings, brothers of the bride. 

groom, icrved as best man. Ocean City received a baeh- 

father,.the bride wore her Following the ceremony 

The bride is a graduate of elor of idenee degree in V^ ' 

mother's wedding gown of the groom's squadron hon- 

Atlantic Community Col= human lervice management 

ivory peau do sole with a ored the couple with the 

Dr. and Mrs, John Bannon 

lip and Stockton State Col- during recent conunence- 

cameo neckline, outlined in traditional Navy Arch of 

lege. She is a registered ment exercises at Cabrini 

reembroidered Alencon Swords. 

nume at Shore Memorial CoUege, Radnor, pa. Church group sponsors trips lace With seed pearl trim. The bride is a graduate of 

The fitted bodice was joined 

Our Lady of Sorrows par- Hall, New York City, to see 

the University of Florida. 

to a full skirt with appliish 

in Unwood travel group the Moscow Circus and on 

FINIQAK 

PRIMITIVES 

ques of lace and seed She is employed by tho Pru- 

will sponsor several fund Saturday, Nov. 5, they will 

SUPER VICTORIAN 

COUNTRY ITBMS 

pearls. The skirt extended dential Insurance Company 

raising trips. 

travel to the Forrest Theatre into a full chapel train. Her in Jacksonville, Fla. 

A bus trip to set SingingIn 

Philadelphia to see Lts finger tip veil of silk illusion The groom is a graduate 

in the Rain at the Tree Little Mtttrabks, 

extended from a Juliette cap 

Bakers, WUnungton, Del. is 

of the University of Dela- 

For in<strong>for</strong>mation and res- of reembroidered Alencon 

QQRPON AND QflACi LJOHNIB. PROPS, 

set lor Aug. 21, On Sunday, 

ware. He is currently staervations 

on any future lace trimmed in said pearls, 

628-2478 

Sept, 18 the group will 

taned at the Naval Air 

trips call 927-3308 day <strong>time</strong>, 

EXPERT CHAIR CANINO 

i The bride carried a bouquet 

ttavel to Radio City 

Station In Jacksonville. 

or 927-4057 evenings. of white roses and astenna- After a honeymoon milse 

BtB. 80, Tuckahoe 

rium centered with a in the Bahamas, the couple 

WF 11 to 6 Weekends 11 to Dark • Closed Fti. 

rubruum Uly. 

are residing in Orange 

Palp Weber was matron Park, Fla. 

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SPIN Man, Thru Sat. lOtoi 

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H • 4, 

16-34 to celebrate anniversary 

The 16-34 Civic Assodation 

of Ocean City will hold 

its 40th anniversary dinner 

dance 7:30 p.m, Friday, 

Aug. 12 at the Atlantic City 

CountryClub, 

A social hour will pre- 

cede toe dinner followed by 

dancing. 

Guest of honor will be 

Frederick H. Starling. 

founding president of the 

association. Tickets are 

available; call 399-2527. 

THE PORCH at DePelice Caterers 

Fine foods to go! 

Daily Entrees 

Summer Salads 

Specialty Cakes & Pies 

Cheeses 

and much more! 

I2S Buy Avenyi, Someri Point „ 

Open 6 Days 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. - Cloud Mondays 911-56% 

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FRIDAY, JULY M, I98g: ,• 

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Qoedwyn 

'$ programs 

Ocean City Free Public Register at the desk of the J 

Library, 6th Street and library <strong>for</strong> either of the, M £ 

Ocean Avenue, will con- reading programs which, 

tinue the lummer story also feature crafts, prizes 

hour and reading programs and activities, 

<strong>for</strong> children through Aug. 

*The Story Peddler hour, *«* eCOnOMSt 

old and features storytell- Marion Olsen, Cape May 

ing, music and crafts. County Extension Servici 

The Seashore Story hour home eoonomlit, wlU pramt 

is held 10 to 11 a,m. Fridays affeature, "the backyard 

<strong>for</strong> children 4 to 6 years old, gj,^* dujjng me IZsM p.nu 

with stories, music and meeting Aug. 10 of the 

crafts. Cape/Atlantic Christian 

The Bear Reading Club Wpmei'i Club at Mart Res- 

(be excited about reading) Burant, Somas Point 

Reading Club <strong>for</strong> children Marda Oehris of Oceansin 

grades 1 through 4 meets ide, CaUf., will be the pest 

10 to 11 a.m. each Wednes- ^«ker. 

day until Aug. 24. The puhUc parttcipatton m the 

Medieval fading Club, <strong>for</strong> non-daiommadonal dub U ' 

children grades 5 through 8, invited. Babyiitting is provldmiets 

10 to 11 a.m, Thurs- ed. For reservations, caU 3MdaywroughAug,2S. 

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Ruth O'Sulllvan. itft, receives the president's gavel from outgoing president Phylis 

Hover as Helen Kroesser, Installing officer, looks on, during installation meeting at 

Tht Banders Hotel. 

photo by S.nb.8hjdki 

Dolls and crafts 

Deili ind oth«r handmads Htms will bs featured during tht Octan City Community 

Csrttr'i annual antlqut and craft show Saturday from 9 a,m. to 3 p.m. in the Sports 

& Civic Cmttr. Looking over semi of the crafts art. from itft, Jean Qllbsrt, Margaret 

Delia Port and Mary Qarrttt. 

Marketing award <strong>for</strong> Scarano 

(Fa.) University. 

She was president and ^ff 

founder of Alpha Gamma 

Delta International Sorority 

at the school. Graduating 

with the highest GPA in the 

school, she, was 

Gurol Award <strong>for</strong> excelta 

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14th &BodrcJwafk, Ocean City, NJ ,• 

THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY.NJ. 

Civic Club installs 

new officers 

Helen Kroesser, installing 

officer, inducted Mrs. Robert 

CSuuivan president of 

the Ocean City Civic dub 

during a recent meeting at 

The Flanders HoteL 

Also installed were Mrs. 

Edward Stanton, vice president, 

Mrs. 3. Ilwood 

Mower, recording secretary, 

Mrs. Robert Griffith, 

corresponding secretary, 

Mrs. Donald Taylor, treasurer, 

and Mrs. Russell 

Bolder, financial secretary. 

Forrestel 

receives 

Emmy 

John P. Forresfel Jr., son 

of Mr. and Mrs. John P. Forfestel 

of Ocean City, 

recently received an Emmy 

Award <strong>for</strong> his work on The 

floW and the BmuHful which 

is seen on CBS. 

An art director, Forrestel 

is a graduate of the Philadelphia 

College of Art and 

received Ms masters degree 

from Temple University. 

His previous credits include 

Lefs Make a Deal and Santa 

Barbara. 

He and his wife, the <strong>for</strong>mer 

Hope Mary Amberg, 

and daughter Drue-Ann, 

reside in LaCresenta, Calif. 

Entertainment was provided 

by lee Peterson and 

Marion OrandeU of Teaheck, 

who sang a medley of 

songs from the 1950s and 

60s. 

•nos was the final meeting 

<strong>for</strong> the season. 

Graduates 

with honors 

Colleen McMahon of Pal 

ermo graduated magna 

cum laude from ttie Unlver. 

slty of Delaware wittubachelor 

of "arts degwe\l 

BngUsh and a degree in 

ttry. 

She was recently 

inducted into Phi Beta 

Kappa honor soctery and 

will begin graduate studies 

in September toward ji doctorate 

in history at Emory 

University, Atlanta, Ga. 

She is the daughter of 

William and Sandra MeMaof 

Palermo. 

PAGE S — SECTION ONE' 

Little Miss entry deadline today 

SEA ISLB CHY — -008 

afternoon (Friday) is the 

deadline to enter the annual 

Little Miss, Sea Isle City 

Pageant, which this year 

wUl be 8 p.in. Aug. 1 at the 

Townsend's Inlet Civic 

Center, 8§th Street 

The contest is open to 

girls 5 to 11 years old who 

are either year-round or 

summer residents of Sea 

Isle or residents of a camppound 

immediately adjacent 

to ttie resort. 

Applications must be 

HNNBGANON 

DEAN'S LIST 

John Finnegan, son of 

Cathy and Jim Finnegan of 

Ocean City, wai named to 

the dean's list at Trenton 

Sate College <strong>for</strong> the spring 

semester. A 1985 graduate 

of Ocean City High School 

he will enter his senior year 

majoring in industrial engineering. 

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Long gowns are preferred her court will reign over the 

but contestants may wear annual baby parade, _ this 

party dresses, judging wlU year 11 a.m. Saturday, Aug. 

be based mostly on person- 6. TV and recording personality 

and appearance. Con- ality Al Alberts and his 

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questions. For in<strong>for</strong>mation call pag- 

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(conlinued from page 1) think Mr, Stain ton was in good business sense. "The 

"I camo to the store part- the notions business. He store used to be open all the 

<strong>time</strong>," she continues, " dos- was a salesman <strong>for</strong> a firm rime,' 

ing up registers and called Joel Bailey Davis and 

sending bills. That was allho 

carried a suitcase of 

done by hind in those notions," 

days," 

Bartholomew is not sure 

Bartholomew is now theof 

the details, but to the best 

housewaros and children's of her knowledge, there 

clothing buyer. She hii no was a small building on the 

plans to retire and serves on site of the present store that 

the store's board of was purchased by Stainton. 

directors. 

It was there he opened a 

Musing on her memories haberdashery in 1913. 

of "Pop" Stainton sloriel Three things stand out \t\ 

when ho first came to Rose Bartholomew's mind. 

Ocean City, she says, "I One is that Stainton had a 

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1 "He called me one Sundry 

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who passefl away some 20 

able how he could remem- 

two bolts of material. When 

years ago, went on buying 

"• and said, 'Let's go tor a 

ber." 

she says, "except I started here there ware 

trips <strong>for</strong> her father. ride. 

! thought we were 

Remarkable, too, were 

Sundays. He didn't believe two Tittle stores that were 

But what Bateson deems 

going to Cape May. We 

Stainton's some<strong>time</strong>s smir- 

in Sunday openings," connected on this spot. One 

most important about his ended up in New York havof-the-moment 

decisions, 

The second was Stain- part was men's and the 

boss, Stainton, was that, ing dinner. He traveled to 

made, through instinct or 

ton's generosity, "He wasOther 

part was notions and 

"He loved to sit in the store New York two or three 

logical planning, no one 

strict," says Bartholomew, dry goods. Next door was 

and talk to people. He'd do <strong>time</strong>s a week. A must was 

knows. 

"but everyone Uked him the private home of Mr. 

that <strong>for</strong> hours." 

Macy's and Gimbel's. In the 

even If he was strict. And Siainton's in-laws," 

For instance, notes Bour- Hobii Sapp is another business world that's 

he did a <strong>for</strong> of charity that 

geois, "He'd sand Rose Bar- long<strong>time</strong> employee who isknown 

as shopping the 

people didn't know about," She continues, "And tholomew and me to buy. now on the stores's eight stores." 

there was a little walkover. One <strong>time</strong> he just upped and member board of directors Hess's department store 

The third is that the Stain- Mr. Stainton put a knitting sent us to Cali<strong>for</strong>nia, I that was created in 1979 fol- in AUentown, Pa., was one 

ton store spawned other section in the walkover and bought ready-to-wear there. lowing Stainton's death. of Stsinton's favorites. Sapp 

downtown businesses. 1 got a job teaching .knit- It was like a dream." 

says Stainton particularly 

Smiles the <strong>for</strong>mer partting," Then she adds, "He Hi ii a fixture in the enjoyed visiting fte store 

<strong>time</strong>r, "Sooner or later it As the store expanded, (Stainton) was good to all of men's department, but is during the Christmas sea- 

seems everybody in town Edith Bourgeois found her- us. He'd tell me whit to do involved with and knows son when it was beautifully 

worked here, the college self .working in all depart- and I'd do It. I never ques- as much as anyone about decorated. To Stainton, 

kids and the high school ments. Eventually she tioned him." 

the store'i history and Hess's was the epitome of 

kids, the Dixon brothers became a manager in BUI Bateson has bean about Its founder, Howard the perfect department 

(<strong>for</strong>mer owners of a men's charge of hiring personnel. with the Stainton organiza- Stainton, 

store; and it too was indi- 

shop) and Kabat, Ho knew At one point, recalls tion <strong>for</strong> over thirty years. Hobie Sapp says Stainton vidually owned. 

all his employees." Bourgeois, Stainton tempo- With his green workman's was a business genius. "No To Sapp, Top* Stainton 

Edith Bourgeois came to rarily moved his business trousers and shirt and a cap matter what that man tou- was a man of many faces. 

Ocean City at age six, across the street, so that he slightly askew on file back ched, it went," he recalls, Says he, "(Stainton) always 

because her father was acould 

expand his enter- of his head, he did and still "When Mrs. Bourgeois and wanted to reach further and 

fisherman, Trjit was 85prise. 

does remodeling and main- I went with him to buy in whatever venture he under- 

years ago. In 1935 "Pop" 

Stwnton hired Bomfeois to 

" From two stores and atenance 

work <strong>for</strong> the store. New York, he would buy in took he was successful." 

teach knitting at his store. 

home on three lots, the "As long ai you did your large quantities because he "He was very demand- 

Now she too Is on the boird store encompassed four job there was no problem," knew what would sell." ing. If you gave him a good 

of directors and comes into more lots by the early 1940s observes Bateson, "He was Sapp adds that when day's work you got reward- 

the itore to check on thingi when it became a true strictly business and very Stainton went on his buying ed. He felt we employees 

three days a week, Uapartaent store. serious, but he knew the Ins sprees he would refer to his should have a nice personal 

and outs of everthing." f business as a Uttie country relationship with every- 

Mrs. Bourgeois had a bit Stainton usually wore a Bateson says most Main- store. Wholesalers or new body. 

of trouble remembering all threeiatertwlt and a derby tenance work was hmd off accounts would frequently 

the years at Stainton's, but hat, recinptourgeoii. - , "He , by Stainton until the winter question the large amounts 

she docs remember this. knew everybody by their months if possible. He says, of merchandise Stainton 

"Mr, Stainton started his first name. It was remark- «He didn't want disrup- purchased <strong>for</strong> his "little 

tions In the store m thecountry 

store," but Sapp 

«ti>ttt summer<strong>time</strong>." 

would take the salesmen 

According to Bateson, aside and explain that Mr. 

OCEAN WALL DESIGNS Stainton's two daughters Stainton really owned a 

2113 Asbury Ave. Ocean City, N.J. were involved in the busi- department store. 

ness. Jeannatte ran the •We had a keen mind," 

"DISCOUNTED WALLCOVERINOS" flower shop and Gertrude, notes Sapp. 

Stainton was never a man 

SUMMER SPECIAL! 

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always had to be on the go. 

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To spot fashion trends, 

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Stainton traveled constant- 

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ly, often taking Sapp with 

him or sending him on 

Color, color, color it IN (or fnllMUP, 

Lit ey»5. cheek j. and lips illy In on» trips. 

color loml ly, Monllohllno oou p>rl ol 

tni fan. If «y«> ir» Mid, choow For instance, remembers 

pom llpi ii llpi m bright, play Sapp of Stainton, "He sent 

downtiwayn, 

me to Burmuda to buy 

Smirl walking snorts ara an nlur 

native to short ihort sMrti. They cashmere sweaters." 

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llyMARKSOIFER - beaches by bff-ririg the fol- 

meht ot Environmental I'ro^ 

Ocean City lowing in<strong>for</strong>mation when 

tection and the federal 

today under the auspitieg, 

Public R&ations Diractor 

of board direction. < 

asked or by correcting mis-* 

Environmental Protection 

Jim Crescenzo never met 

Whatever your views on statements made in < your 

Agency. Should bacteria 

Howard Stainton, but he tourism, you can help set presence. 

levels 

has tried to adhere to Stain- the record straight on the These are the facts: 

ton's philosophies while conditions of Ocean City • All Ocean Cily beaches have been in years. Ocean 

Injecting modern tech- 

are now open and were City counts have been conniques 

InM the running of 

open every day last season, sistently low and our water 

the store. 

OCEAN BEACH • Three blocks of beaches has been rated excellent, 

'Breseenao wai hired as, 

HOTLINE 46S-2422 (9th to 11th streets) were • Our water is tested 

an assistant manager under 

The Cape May closed briefly beauso of an continuously by the Cape 

Walter Schravesande in 

County Health internal sewage backup in .May County Health 

1983. He credits Schrave- 

Department maintains early July. The rest of the Department, state Depart 

sande lor Ms advice and 

an ocean water qual- beaches in our eight-mile 

know-how More his rehw- 

Uty hotline at 465- span were opan. 

meat In 1986, whereupon 

2422, which, may be • One of these beaches deal-bid 

Crescenzo was named store 

called <strong>for</strong> in<strong>for</strong>mation was open to bathers after 

manager. 

on any beach closings one day, the other two after 

Crescenzo wants to con- under state Depart- three days. ' • ' High scorer in pinochle at 

tinue the "small country 

ment of Environmen- The bacteria counts the Ocean City Card Club 

store" way of doing busltal 

Protection along* our" siHonoT coast July «. was Madeleine Coe 

ness at Stainton's. The one 

standards. 

from Ocean City to Cape 629. Rumers-up were Mary 

thing I always emphasize to 

May are lower man they PTUesslo S89, Idna Hop- 

people Is the store should 

per 575, Evelyn Richards 

be service oriented We've 

578, Leah O'Brien 559, 

Theresa Spadaro 555, Chick 

been here 75 years and 

Sauch 553, Oscar Mabry 

we're never going to be 

551, Eleanor McMenamln 

gigantic because we're only 

550. 

one store. 

Sayi Crescenzo, "I've 

Top honors in bridge 

always heard that if people 

went to Bob Needhammer 

came In here, liked some- 

4330. Runners-up were 

thing, but had no money, 

Olive Schaeffer 4040, Her- 

Mr. Stainton would lay, 

bert Samualson 4030, Walt 

*Do you like it? You want 

Schultz 4020, Mariam Van 

Iff Pay me when you can.' It 

Horn 4000, Win ChurcMll 

wai always' the customer 

"He was a generous per- 

3920, Helen Jones 3700, 

came first. Because of that 

son. He was a 

Elsie McNeUl 3660, Mary 

we still have a liberal return 

humanitarian. He was reli- 

Lockyer 3480, Esta Jontsch 

peHey." 

gious. He was good to all 

photo* by P»t*rMuphwion 344U. 

the churches In town." With a working <strong>for</strong>ce of 

about 125, aged 16 to 81, Clean beach ^ Oeean ^ Cui 

Several board members Stainton's department stoni 

County test results <strong>for</strong> water quality along Somers club meets 7 p.m. Monday 

and store manager Jim will cany on catering to id Point's Bay Avenue bathing beach, above, have been at the Youth Center, 6th 

Crescenzo emphasized the clientele. 

excellent all summer long, Just ask Somers Point life- street and Atlantic Avenue, 

importance of Stainton'i Crescenzo thinks the guirds Patty Nelderhef er and Larry Dougherty who pose All card players welcome, 

exceptional philanthropic store will grow and there here be<strong>for</strong>e charts on which water reports are updated 

deeds. As a board member will be further <strong>change</strong>s. weekly. 

at both the Pennlngten One is that promotional 

School, a private secondary spots on radio and televi- 

school in New Jersey, ana sion will be offered mon 

at Shore Memorial Hospi- frequently than in the past. 

tal, Stainton had given Compared to a mall's 

monetary gifts <strong>for</strong> building nonpertonal approach, 

projects and equipment. Crescenzo Intends to keep 

Stainton'i as personal p 

When he died, Stainton's possible. He states, "Whan 

wiU stipulated that all prof- 

go someplace else I comits 

from his department 

pare it to Stainton's. It has a 

store be split between the 

low-key atmosphere with a 

hospital and Pennington, a 

•lower pace and you get to 

know the people. 

"Stainton's may not have 

the fastest people, but the 

nicest people. They feel 

proud to work here." 

Not many department 

•tores are still Individually 

CONSTRUCTION CORP. owned and ftw are operated 

under a board of 

directors who donate prof- 

We do it all! Its far philanthropic use. 


Iven Stainton's Heal store, 

Oc8inCtty,N.J. 

Hess's, is now part of a conglomerate. 

But the people who 

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1 You can help-by joining 

our Trash Buster Brigades 

and taking just a few 

minutes a day to jjolice a 

rise; beaches would beach area near where you 

be closed. New Jersey has live or the boardwalk. 

the toughest environmental There will bea T-shirt in it 

laws in the country. <strong>for</strong> you and 'the satisfaction 

• Many groups in theof 

knowing you've helped 

Jersey Cape area are work- to make Ocean 'tilty even 

ing to insure that problems better. ' 

mat have plagued beaches 

to our north do not occur 

here on In any part of the 

ocean. The greater iongrange 

problem is to clean 

up our entire ocean be<strong>for</strong>e 

the predous life cycle ' 

pennanently disturbedi 

Although some news 

media have made serious 

mistakes in accuracy and 

wreaked considerable damage 

to businesses here, the 

media did not create the 

pollution. We muit correct 

these media mistakes and 

look beyond the Issue to the 

real culprit—us. 

Every one of us who Utters, 

who dumps tosh out 

of boats, who throws ciga 

h h fil 

( 

a m- to 3 p.m. Saturday at morning team, led by, Donfishermen 

during the dub's • 

the Sports & Civic Center, Canon, will participate in annual tournament this 

6th Street!off the board- our baby parade Aug. 11weekend. 

walk. 

and the Miss Crustacean 

In response to a letter last Hermit Tree Crab Beauty Because of 'construction 

week, we promote the Pageant, Hermit Crab Race* taking place around City 

shows by announcements and Sand Sculpting Contest Hall, die tax office encour- 

Over our loudspeaker sys- Aug. 10, _" * • ages residents to mail paytem 

which encompasses 

ments to the tax collector, 

most of our business section ..Good luck to the po box 208, Ocean City, N.J. 

on the boardwalk, by a sign Ex<strong>change</strong> dub and local 

For in<strong>for</strong>mation call the on the Music Pier marquee 

Public Relations Depart- directing visitors to the 

ment. City Hall, 39M111. Civic Center and by a large 

banner across the fence -of Thomas P. Gallagher 

AMorm? Ai Lai* ' 

The popular Hobo Band the 6th Street parking lot 

of Pitman wUl play 8 p.m. 

which reads, "Craft Show 

General Pntftke 

la today (Friday) at the Music Today." 

Criminal • Civil and 

• Her, Admission is $2. The We don't allow paper or 

Hobo's last appearance here- cardboard signs on the Municipal Court Matters 

was in April when they Boardwalk" because these ' inUlul Conittltatiata FE 

were the lead band in our tend to create litter. We're 

Dpo Dah Parade. not about to set up a sltua- •. 30l-3rdSt.OceanCity.N, 

At 8 p.m. Saturday, the tlon which becomes a litter 

Sunshine Boys Banjo Band problem. If anyone requires 

entertains at the pier, further explanation, please 

Boardwalk and Moorlyn call me at the Public Rela- 

Terrace. Admission is $2, tions office, 399-6111. 

This band plays <strong>for</strong> danc- 

THE OCEAN-CITY, NJ. 

ing, listening and toe tap- The Air Force Band of the 

ping. 

Bast will be in concert 8 16-34 

Lead singer Is Bill p.m. Thursday, Aug. 4/, at 

rettes in the street, who fails Bruestle, noted <strong>for</strong> hii ren- me Music Pier. Free admls- CMC ASSOCIATION 

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lem. We'll catch up to the The Community Center cast from tn front of the 

gangstutb who dumped- will hold Its craft show 9 Music Pier, Aug. 8-12. The 40thANNIVERSARY 

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obituaries 

Harry F. Hart, 92 

FORT LAJDERDALE, Ha, — Hurry F, Hart, 92 <strong>for</strong>inerly 

of Oeoan City, died July 19 in tho Manor Cart 

Nursing Home, Plantation, fta. 

RoHred <strong>for</strong> more than 30 years, Mr. Hart was an Ocean 

City fireman <strong>for</strong> 25 years. Born in PonMylwnia, hi was 

a long<strong>time</strong> resident of Ocean City, moving hen during 

the 1950s. • " J 

Ho is survived by a daughter, Thelma Dull of Port 

Ijudordale. 

Private burial wa» in Seaside Cemetery, Palermo. 

Ocean City arrangements wore by Ihe Godfrey Funeral 

Home of Ocean City. 

Matthew W, Smith, 27 

NORTH FIELD — Matthew W, Smith, 27, of Mount 

Vornon Avenue died Sunday in a motor vehicle accident 

in Cedl County, Md. 

. Surviving ore his mothor, Mary of Northlteld; his 

father Milton of New Port Rkhejr, Fla.; two stows, 

Linda Taylor of Cardiff and Susan WUion, at homo; and 

throe brothers, Mark, Michael and Paul, all at home. 

A memorial Mass will bo said 11 a,m. today (Friday) it 

the Church of St. Bernadette. AitanpmMits an by the 

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Surviving are his wife, 

daughters, Bartarm Walsh ofUnwood, J 

Patricia Touhy, both of Igf Harbor Tow.iBiup; twotoos.1 

Frank I Jr. and David, both of Ncrthfield; three broftw* 

Joseph of AtUnHc Qty, Utftr of Margate and AnlW 

of PleaMnrviUe; twb sisters. Marie Ireland of Plr 

, and Drosalina Riffle of Miami; and seven 

children. ,; 

Mass of Christian Burial was said, Thursday at Oar 

Lady of Sorrows R.C Churdi. BuiW WW to Holy Q^, 

Cemetery, Mays Landing. . _ 

Arrangements were by At ABMns-Perfect Puixnl 

Donations may be made to one's favorite chanty 

Malcolm Gary, 81 

Malcolm R. Gary, 81, died July 21 at Ocean 

Health Care Center, Somers Point 

Bom in Salem, N.Y., he was treasurer of the Ministe» 

and Missionaries Benefit Board of American Baptist 

Churches In New York City <strong>for</strong> 43 years prior to retiring 

in 1976. 

A graduate of Kfflddlebiiry, College, Vermont, hi wu 

also a certified public accountant. . 

He moved to Ocean City following retirement and mi 

a m«mber of St. Peter's United Methodist Church. 

Surviving are Ms wife, Dorothy; a daughter Cardyii 

Chapman of Lexington, Mass.; a data Janet Cary and 

brother Carlos Cary of Salem, N.Y. 1 , and four grand, 

children. 

Service and burial were In Salem, N.Y. 

Arrangements were by the Godfrey Funeral Home of 

Ocean City. 

Memorial contributions may be made to the Ministav, 1 

and Missionaries Board, 475 Riverside Dr., N.Y., or at 

favorite charity. 

From left Tom PsrWns, John B>ner, Mirk Ibntr arri Pets flofflari W Nnniylvirti 

comp!#t( a iivin-wiek ôop-miit bike trip from Seattle to Sea isle (Qhy recentiy, to 

ralit moniy <strong>for</strong> the National MuWpli Scleroils Society, Tht ttim wptott to 

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IN POINT CARDS 

Somers Point Senlori 

Card Qub high scorers ft* 

July 20 In pinochle were 

Fred Haas 616, Dot 

McLaughUn 537, Eliii 

Fleming 528 and Aktha 

Rudd 526. High scorers la 

bridge Tvere Evelyn Swut 

4^30, Emma McCulloug% 

4,130, Jack Hollanda %W 

and Faith WJllett 3,670. 


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FRIDAY, JULY 29, THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN OTV, N J. PACE 9 - SECTION ONE 

Hand-some winners ' 

Louis 8. Fine, center, of Bala Cynwyd and Margate, congratulates Bob Braker. 

right, of Merlon and Marrjja Mass ot Queen Village, Philadelphia.winners in tht Seventh 

Annual Louis S, Fine Tennis Tournament at the Unwood Country Club, which 

benefits tht National Tay-Sachs and Allied Diseases Association of Delaware Valley. 

Looking on are finalists Ann Levin, left, of Btyn Mawr, and Arthur May of Elklns , 

Park. 

Ocean City 

coming events 

TODAY (Friday) 

Seashore story hour <strong>for</strong> 

children 4-6 with stories, 

music and omits, Ooean 

City Library lawn, weather 

permitting, 6th Street and 

Ocean Avenue, 10 a.m. 

Hobo Band appearing on 

the Music Her, 8 p.m. 

Admission $2. 

SATURDAY 

Antique and craft show, 

sponsored by Oman City 

Community Center, Sports 

A Civic Center, 6th Street 

off boardwalk, 9 a.m. to 3 

p,m, Open to the public. 

Boys and girls surf casting 

tournament, sponsored 

by Ocean City Fishing Club, 

to ages 11-16, on the reere^ 

ation field off Tennessee 

Avenue behind the gold 

eourie; registration 9:30 

a.m. Penn Hshlng Reels 

MRHS physicals 

start Aug. Id 

UNWOOD —Mainland 

Regional High School stu- 

*dents who wish to get 

involved in the fall sports 

, program must have a phys- 

Teal to participate in the 

upcoming season. 

" Physicals wiU be given at 

the high school 6:30 on 

Wednesday evenlngi Aug 

.10,17 and 34. 

For in<strong>for</strong>mation rail the 

high school at 9274151 

herween 8 a.m. and 3 p.m. 

if: 

awarded following event. 

Ocean City Hawks football 

organization sponsoring 

punt pass and kick 

competition, 6Ui Street recreation 

field <strong>for</strong> ages 9 to 

14; reglso-ation 9 a.m, Proof 

of age and $2 registration 

required. 

Sunshine Boys Banjo 

Band appearing on the 

" Music Pier tor dancing and 

listening, 8 p.m. Admission 

i 82. 

Mainland notes by James Fitzpatrick 

DECISION ON DRAG 

ISLAND CASE NEAR 

Superior Court Judge 

John C, Visalli is expected 

to rule within another two 

weeks on whether ttie state 

acted in good faith when it 

negotiated with Philadelphia 

resident WUUam Cur. 

rie to obtain Drag Island. 

Joel A. Mott in. Ocean 

Oty attorney representing 

Currie, said the particulars 

i, of the case were "hashed out 

in a recejit three-day trial. 

Currie is protesting the 

stele's attempt to take a 

large portion of the 40 acre 

plus island and convert it to 

\Vetlarids to make up <strong>for</strong> 

wetlands destroyed in the 

reconstruction of the Somers 

Point Longpert Boulevard. 

Sand from the 

excavation, an estimated 

260,000 cubic yards, is 

slated <strong>for</strong> Ocean City beaches. 

The state offered Currie 

$12,000 <strong>for</strong> the Island. 

MYERS MEMORIAL 

MOVING FORWARD 

SUNDAY through 

Selection of plaques to 

WEDNESDAY 

adorn the David Meyer§ 

Ocean City Pops Orchis-'' 

Memorial at Mainland 

tra, William Schelbla conductor, 

appearing on the 

Music Pier featuring guest 

soloists, 8 p.m. Admission 

free Sunday; $1 Monday, 

Tuesday and Wednesday. 

MONDAY 

Wyoming Hotel bridge 

games, 724 Ocean Ave,, 7:30 

p.m. 

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Member FDIC 

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tjih mtlful new 

Regional High School has 

begun thanks to donations. 

The memorial, to be 

located outside tho entrance 

to the new library-media 

center, will honor Myers, 

Vincent Novell!, Annie 

Goldsmiuth. Raymond Sutton 

and Shone* Stock — 

Mainland staff members 

who died within the past 

six years. 

Donations to he memorial 

may ber sent to the David 

MyWMemorlal Fundre/o 

John F. Gibson, Mainland 

Regional High School, Oak 

Avenue., Unwood, N,J. 

08221. 

REQYCLING MEETING. 

MOVED TO AUG. 25 

A meeting between the 

city and the Atlantic 

County Utilities Authority, 

originally scheduled <strong>for</strong> last 

Thursday's City Council 

meeting (July 28), has been 

moved to City Council's 

Aug. 25 meeting. 

The meeting is considered 

important because the 

county is expected to be 

recycling <strong>for</strong> multifamlly 

dwellings in Somers Point, 

according to city officials. 

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PAGE 10 — SECTION ONE THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CFTY, NJ. FRIDAY, JVLY 29. W88 

Jeffrey Uhlig, pianist, and men's chorale appearing with O.C. Pops 

Quoits ,-«oIoists <strong>for</strong> the d«y evening on iho Muiic 

Ocean City Pops Orchoitra HW- Admission Is free on 

July 31 through Aug. 3 will Sunday; SI Mondiybe 

mezzo soprano Mertine Wednesday, 

johni, tenor Jemmy Slavin, UMlg, appearing Sunday 

ban Edward Boguiz and evening only, has appeared 

pianist Jeffrey Uhlig, Sun- in concerts In the eastern 

day only. The Loudonslagor United States as soloist and 

Men's Chorale wUl bo fea- collaborativa pianist. Some 

hired on Monday owning, of his notable appearances 

according to William have boon at The Phillips 

Scheible, musical director Collection in Washington, 

<strong>for</strong> the orchestra. D.C., the Mozart on the 

_ , Square Feiaval In Philadel- 

Concerts are held 8 p.m. phia and New York's Cam- 

Sunday through Wednes- £gie Rgdtal Hall. 

ATTENTION O.C. RESIDENTS! 

AUGUST SCHEDULE 

Ocea nX^C I ty 

Recycles 

WHAT TO RECYCLE 

Newspapers, clean mixed papers, aluminum beverage cans, glass 

and cardboard. 

WHEN: . 

Materials should be placed outside by 7 a.m. the day of collection 

(see schedule below). Materials will be picked up every other week 

on regular trash pickup days 

HOW: 

All color? el gli 

ilurtilhuto beverage cans should be placed 

together In t eorftilnir.' __ __ 

plekeo' up. NO RidYOLAiLia SHOULD 'BE PIAOEDiN PL/Sffo BAGa 

Mixed papers art to be either slacked In brown oreetiy bags or itrlno 

tiad in bundlas no more than one foot high. Trill Indudos newspapers, 

fnagailnes, clean stationery, Junk mall, but not paper that has come In eontact 

with food, waxed paper, etc. Papers and oafdboard,may also be placed 

In cardboard boxes no more than a foot high. 

Cardboard should be tied, boxed or packed In baga separate from newspapers 

more mixed papers, 

FREE CONTAINERS: 

The shy will provide six-gallon bucket!, These may be picked up on 

Monday through Friday, from 0 a.m. to 4 p.m. and Saturday 8 a.m. to 12:00 

p.m. at the Public Works Recycling Center en Shelter Rd. 

NOTE: 

The Public Works Recycling Depot on SheldsrRoad Is open and materials 

may b« dropped off seven days a week. For in<strong>for</strong>mation, call Public 

Works 389-61 ti, Ext. 276. 

Following Is the August pick-up schedule. 

Bi-weekly pickup days Indicated <strong>for</strong> various 

divisions of the city will continue until further 

notice: 

AUGUST 11, 25 - Longpoft Bridge to 3rd 31. 

AUGUST 4,18 

AUGUST 9,23 

AUGUST 2,18,30 

AUGUST 10,24 

AUGUST 3,17,31 

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OCEAN CITY POW ORCHESTRA 

IN CQNCTRT, MUSIC PI1R 

I fM, Sunday, July 31 

WmiMn SchelWe, Dinrator 

Gwst Soloists: 

Mertin« Johns, Mczzo-Soprano 

Jeremy Sl.ivin, Tenor 

Edward Bogus, Bass 

Jwtttey Uhlig, Piano (Sundiy) 

Lottdf nsUger Men'» Chorale, Monday 

Highlights from W."AmadeUs" Mozart* 

Marriage of Figaro Overture Mozart* 

// mu tmro (Dm Gimmrmt) Mozart* 

Whir'trt You Walk........ . Handel 

Jirttny Slavin 

Plane ConetrteNo.12 (1st mvt.) .. Mozart* 

Jeffrey Uhllg, Piano 

Chiomiscordiditf Mozart* 

Through the Years Youmani 

Mertine Johns 

Star Wan ..,.,. .........WilUami/Lowden 

Madamina .,.„„..„. ..Mozart* 

Edward Begusz 

Hands Across the $m ..,„. Sousa 

INTERMISSION 

Marvin Hamlisen in Concert Hamliseh 

The Lost Chord , ..............Sullivan 

Wandrmg Mimtral (Mtiaulo) ....Sulllvtn 

Jeremy Slavin 


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Concerto <strong>for</strong> Oboe and Strings ...,,;,,,,*.,,..Cima»flsa 

Stephen Labiner, oboe 

Ape Maria „„..,., „„...,. .,..,„„ ........Sdiubert 

He's Got the Whole World.,...,,, ,..,.,:,sn, tends 

Mertine Johns 

DetpRmer 

Edward Bogusz 

South Padfk ,„„.„„..valkfltl1thSl. 

Floor Sample 

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Crate Design 

pie Univwsi^ where he 

CiiiTied a double major in 

vocal and instrumental 

music and graduated 

ntagM cum laude, as well 

as a president's scholar and 

member of the Sword Society. 

For nine years ha taught 

at the Widener Memorial 

School <strong>for</strong> handicapped 

children. During that <strong>time</strong>, 

he was assistant director of 

the AU-Phiiadelphla Boys' 

Choir and Mens Chorale, 

He traveled with the choir 

per<strong>for</strong>ming around the 

The Loudenslager Men's 

Chorale started 55 yean 

ago as a glee dub. 

lite first concert was per<strong>for</strong>med 

by less than 20 

singers. During the 1950s 

and 60s the number rose to 

more than 60 members, but 

has now decreased to 

approximately 24 men. 

Nev lew members are always 

welcome. For in<strong>for</strong>mation 

contact Paul Kunit at 357- 

2S88. 

Ms. Johns, mezzo 

soprano, in addition to concerttzing 

in Italy, has per- 

,,,„ . , . ,. ftwmed'as soloist wlm fte 

Uhlig has per<strong>for</strong>med with phUadeipnia ^^mi m me 

many outstanding musi= ^Slf^S^ M 

dani includtag lopranos dBta^n "ctab ol PWtaWr 

Wilhelmonia Fornandez m me j ^ met; M 

pd Debomh Cook and he h^CmJt New York, Tha 

is awompanist <strong>for</strong> Joseph Q ^ m f Q^ 

1st of The New York Phil, ^"î * 

tesingers of Plymouth 

'IZFdZShZTZSL MteH *8. n» Bucks County 

and dwmbor music ChwalSodiqr.TOiSusqui 

on WFLN-FM in PhUadel- harma V«lle£ Chorale, The 

Mertine Johns 

Jeffrey Uhllg ^ | 

lesser known 

phla. Bethlehem Badi Festival, .. - , dl, , 

- For a numbtr of yams hi PmniînlB Pw MuUM, «"*••«* &£**&? 

has betn • ehamte music The Wtaple Unlverilty CBwartaas Wttlkm Perm, 

player and vool accompa- Muilft^Hval, and R*ta f^P, hBn . ln 9 a f^°|- ' 

mn in fti Phlladdphta ItoodMl Nightingale and tht tost, 

area, He is pianist <strong>for</strong> The %t, • "• , Uon to Ptaattel-s,-fflmor 

Oeton Qty Pops in Octan H ta8 Wws is alto soloist Deluso, to 1985, ha mads Ws 

aty, and is Msldmt accom- ^.M^SW^pw 5 h 1Jf» d , ei P1 h L B 1 ?" h i ^ 

panlst at Phlladilphla's Set-' torio Qjolf,Bryn Rftww debut in deFala's W Vto 

tommtMuiic School, PM8bytj?i»n Church, Brtvt. ; | I 

Re<strong>for</strong>m Congregation Ken- His recordings include 

The Men's Chorale, under ewth tail, the Great Audi- Trip it in a ring,« duet pro. 

the direction of Barry VtAvm in Ooian &ove, and g^m with meazo-septano 

Huber, wUl be featured on *« Tabanwdi in Ocean Mertne Jdmi, and Pay of 

Monday evening only, Qw, Judgement, a Sacred Ganta- 

Huber began trumpet Sinee his debut with the ta. 

and piano lessons at a Chicago Symphony Orches- Currently a lectuirer ln 

younj age.( 4bi ! hOJdsH |* ^Kl^tSlavin has been - maslc at MiihleftbergfColbachelor 

of science and' an active soloist in bow lege he is also cârtlsac 

master of arts degree", in open and oratorio. Hi director of Muhliinbirg 

music educaHon froin'fim- .OpwaHc rolei have ranged Summer Theatre. He U:^ | 

from the, standard reper- listed in the mtemtttional V 

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be<strong>for</strong>e .enacting <strong>change</strong>s to 

the yearly Night in Venice 

celebration. 

While the boat procession 

itself went Mnoothly, par- 

ties and traffic got out of 

hand prompting written 

protest from the 

policemen's union. Almost 

immediately after the party 

ideal surfaced to schedule 

the party in daylight, dilute 

the crowd or even torininate 

the tradition; Council 

and the administration 

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said Twfa, chairman of the 

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HONORED BY 

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City Council was fuU of 

praise this week, pawing 

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five people in all. 

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summer involved In ti»e 

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tional cuisine and elegant dining. 

Maitre'd's were as famous as the 

headliners. 

Dining was part of the Atlantic City 

experience. 

Well, It sill! Is at one place—the 

I Claridge. , 

\ The Pavillion Restaurant in the 

Claridge is as elegant as the 

besl restaurants in Pans And 

!• its been written up as being 

Atlantic City's best. 

And Willie the Maitre'd has 

ji become as renowned as the 

• Pavillion. Willie's a Classic. 

Then there's The Twenties, a 

smooth steak and seafood 

restaurant that's turning into 

an Atlantic City "must."' 

And don't miss their Sunday 

Champagne Brunch, 

Fact Is, dining anywhere at (he 

Claridge is dining the way it used to be. 

The Classic Way. 

Even the coffee shop at the Claridge is Classic. 

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1 PAGE 14 — SECTION ONE 

MASS BURN 

(continued from page 1) erendum came armed with 

filling and 100 porcenr recy- what tftey said were more 

cling satisfioi Township than 1,000 signatures of 

Committee's conceni that Upper residenti calling on 

the * ERN question alone Townihip Committee to 

offers no alternative to back down from their appo- 

maw-bum incineration. sition. 

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rimes 111100 June 13 has been 

rebuffed by Township 

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trash . disposal altomativei 

to mass bum. 

Julie Frasca, a resident J 

Ocean View and a petition 

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Daniel Beyel, freeholder 

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he repeatedly replied, "I 

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"Why don't you pose the 

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question, Do you believe inknown 

Monday by some- to be replaced by Ae IRN 

100, pircmt weyeJing?" he <strong>time</strong>s applauding, other question. 

suggested. 

rimes arguing with mem- His motion received no 

ftasca argUed that opp»be» of Township Commit- second. 

slUon to Aa incinerator narV tee, ' • 

Then Tropeano moved 

urally implies advocacy Of Mary Moran, a Beeley's that the township's ques- 

100 percent recycling, Point resident who attrition and the ERN question 

After the meeting, Beyel buted respiratory ailments appear together. 

speculated that offering no to emmlssions from theB.L. Alter more banter 

aliemativos may have been England power station, said between the governing 

a ploy, 

placing anothsr smoke body and the audience, 

"I think they're dealing stack in th|» county would Committeeman Bob Jeftas 

on people's emotions to get be "almost flka murder." made a motion in favor of 

thftir attention," he said. "If you wind up making the ERN question, on the 

"And that was one way to a very costly mistake, peo- condition that separate 

do that." 

ple are joing to pay <strong>for</strong> the questions caver landfllling 

Pro-referendum support- rest of their lives," said and 100 percent recycling. 

ers made their presence John Charles, a Petersburg ' 

banker who used to Uve in 

North Jersey and once 

worked <strong>for</strong> the bank ftat 

lent money to the utility 

that operated the Three 

Mile Island nuclear plant. 

"As far as I'm concerned, 

we already passed our resolution 

and the referendum 

wo want is on the baUotf 

Mayor Louis DiLuzio said, 

Qommltteeman Bruno 

Tropeano, who <strong>for</strong> awhile 

was a one-man proponent 

on the governing body of 

the crowd's position, called 

"<strong>for</strong> tho township's question 

ll Would that appease 

you?" he asked the crowd. 

Beyel asked Frasca if she 

would be willing to appeal 

to other Cape Buinieipai- 

(ttes which already have the 

question on the ballot to ask 

thorn to add the two option 

questions. > 

Tropeano suggested the 

township could do that 

through the county League 

of MunicipBliniS or by totter 

to the other towns. 

Committeeman George 

Berts, who is also a member 

of the MUA, was not present. 

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Over 30 compete in the latest of continuing summer-long Fun Runs 

The number of of Oooan Qty ffuJsod to a A 

dim te Sioond placi. Off intatyiBr'srice. 

J<strong>time</strong>s: 

Grooe wasn't far behind as The top finishers and 1. Bob Montgomery 15:39 

he finished the dght laps In their <strong>time</strong>s: 

2. Ed Broderick 16:16 

11:16, while Kevin Gooke I. Ted Evans 5:36 

3.DougVftrdi«0ft 

and Jeff Linden finished side 2. Ron Kirk 5:37 

4. Brian Forrest 18:18 - 

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3.BobAmsler5:42 5, Sratt HearyiftOO) .. 

The coed relay team of 4.jc«Sheff«5:46 

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Hosietter, Ben McDivitt and 6. John Millar 6:10 

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bJfe?iriCtah%^'.rr- thW wUianW^Wda 

ssj^p tei^majofiJeape of 

lettcAssodation earlier thla 

^wM '•'-'"•' • ! * v: 

the championship. 

Game 3: Cubs 9, A's 8 — 

The Cubs turned the tables 

with two triples ott me tenco... w but tha'aBy was on the/Vs and staged their 

Tony also picked up the vjin stopped when^ A's second own dramatic comeback to 

on,the mound, pitching out baseman Mike Donate made win the championship. 

ofv several toughJfam, He a great running catch with The game was all A's 

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The champion Cubs pose with coaches following victory. 

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turned out to be ha A's final 

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The Cubs came to Ufa in 

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FACTORY TO YOUR 

HWEWTW0 WEEKS 

THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, NJ- PAGE 3 — SECTION TWO 

There's a lot riding on our waters and that's both good and bad 

% RALPH STORK res0UWM ln ^ _ 

''• If someone asked me 15 fishing is a large and viable 

years ago what I considered industry, Tho growth has 

Hie- wont threat to. iport not kept up with the popu- 

UMung, I probably would lation expinMbri,' but the 

have boon pressed to come quality of, equipment and 

up with something* other tocologies has. 

than fash hogs" or "loss of there U" a boat and a technatural 

habitat," • nlque <strong>for</strong> every conceivable 

Today til of us are awire fish that swims and fishing 

of the many threats to sport situation. We've developed 

fishing, and our saltwater the "offshore- style of boat. 

i"l Kftfern si UKH * IA . ". • ^ li . i i ^ i **•» .... -*'. tf^l*. 4n J «A1MAMA _ _ n i**n llir anil iiitAnnvnirt'iilbT la ttia^p/tliV. n( I4%A 

aid watching some 

very powerful groups 

choke our water and 

catch oU the 

available fish 

smaller, , rugged and 

equipped.with compact 

LORAN navigation equipment 

to find the smallest 

wreck or lump. 

We've added temperature 

probes, qxW transducers 

to see; the fish, and 

downriggers to put the 

lures at the right depth. 

Some of these boats can be 

likened to a seagoing Mer- 

A run ofweokjish reported 

besides the ones the porpoise got 

It surely was a tough 

weekend <strong>for</strong> ashing, 

Saturday's intermittent, 

ram and fog kept many 

fisherman from venturing 

Offshore, leaving them relatively 

confined to the bay. 

Rough seas and dangerous 

inlet conditions early Sunday 

finished off many 

would-be oceangoers. 

Baekbay fishing has been 

slow as far as fluke are concerned. 

The fish still con. 

dnue to follow the same 

pattern they have from the 

beginning of the year: They 

are balled up in small 

groups and feed primarily 

on the first two hours of the 

outgoing tide, 

Those anglers having 

continued success are following 

the practice of goirjg 

back to the spot where they 

Just had hits. The minute 

they get the fish aboard, 

they go right back over the 

same spot. Keep on drifting 

FISHING^ I 

$3,700 in prizes in July 30 

Ex<strong>change</strong> Club tournament 

The Ocean City Ex<strong>change</strong> 

Club will host its second 

annual inshore and backbay 

fishing tournament Satur- 

day, July 30 to benefit the 

club's sponsorship of child 

0 abuse prevention programs. 

Prize money totaling 

$3,750 will be awarded in 

bluefish, weakfish and 

flounder categories. 

First prize <strong>for</strong> the heaviest 

fish in each category will 

be $750; second,jpjt* .$300 

aM jthlrd, prlie .i26o,"p*Iui 

rods and reels <strong>for</strong> fourth 

place, 

m Boats of all sizes are eligi- 

We with four anglers per 

boat, Entry fee is $100 per 

boat. 

Aug. 6 blues 

tournament 

• to benefit 

Society 

The 1988 Greater Atlantic 

Bluefish Masteri Tournament, 

to benefit the American 

Cancer Sodety, will be 

held Saturday, Aug. 6 out 

Of .the Hap Farley State 

_ Marina and Trumps Castle, 

$) Atlantic City 

There is a $250 entry fee 

Jor the first 50 boats Prize 

[money Is based on a 50-boat 

Tentry; If less, the cash catefgory 

will be adjusted 

âccordingly. 

f Tournament awards 

J include SI ,000 <strong>for</strong> heaviest 

'/single blue fish. Heaviest 

# $boat awards (five fish) will 

ibe: first, $2,500; second, 

351,500; third, $1,000; fourth, 

; $750; fifth, $500; and sixth, 

i'seventh and eighth, S250. 

S All boats must leave and ' 

' return through Absecon 

f Inlet according to tourna- 

'"' ment chairman John Dunn. 

•Boats may fish a maximum 

Eof four rods at any one 

^jL<strong>time</strong>, no chumming permit- 

All fishing will begin no 

pearlier than 8 a.m. and stop 

7 by 2 p.m.; final weigh-in is 

|at 5:30 p.m. , - 

J' Entry fee includes two 

itickets to the captain's 

^meeting 7 p.m. Thursday,,, 

.Aug. 4 at Trumps Castle 

fand two tickets to thetj 

"!awardsbanquet Aug. 7. 

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rCall the American Carlcer 

ISodery 645-7272. 

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Fishing hours are 7 a.m. 

to 3 p,m, Weigh-ins will be 

at Lomonr's, Marina, Ocean 

City Marina, and The Har- 

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A 4-horsepower Mariner 

outboard engine, donated 

by Corky's Marine of Ocean 

City, will be raffled off at 

the awards ceremony following 

the tournament, 

An optional captain's 

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Off 

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Thej>e boats come from a 

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builders that are sold by a 

lot of New Jersey Jxiat dealers. 

These boats and equip, 

mont are bought by the 

thousands each year. 

Today's sport fisherman 

understands "put and 

toko." He participates in 

in fluke fishing, 20 feet is a anchor up and put out a 

lot. Only the best LORANs long-leader hook baited 

can got you within 20 feet with a shedder crab. Use 

of your spot. The bouy is only enough weight to hold 

the best method. 

the bottom. Change of the 

i£i»OHT Not much has <strong>change</strong>d as tide and two hours after 

far is flounder holes are seems productive, with 

concemod. Rainbow, Ships, morning tide the choicest, 

By Risleys and Parkway chan- Woakles were biting off 

DAVE nels are good spots. leach the rockpUe in the inlet last 

CARBER thorofam behind the Coast week. But it did not take 

Guard station and In the long <strong>for</strong> the porpoises to 

inlet are also doing aU right, find this out. They have 

Atlantic City Inlet reports come in and cleaned out 

some good-sized fluke andmany 

of the fish, scaring off 

too long, and you mightplentiful 

smaller fish, the rest. 

Ipse the location. 

Wiikfiahlng kicked in Kingfish are slowing 

Save your "hot spots" Saturday over by the Park- down but still hanging in. 

with a marker bouy or by way bridge. WeaWes are there. 

sighting landmarks. Sorry, running a pound and a half Blues are sail offshore, 12 

LORAN is mod but it can to two poundi and have miles and out, Captains are 

put you 50 feet off one spot, been biting pretty good. No recording fish on die bot- 

telJing how long the run tom at the Stonebeds, but 

wm fist, so make the most anglers can't get them to 

of every opportunity. bite, 

Basis tactic has been to Good luck. 

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rtetters and pot fishermen 

all continue to Bsh everyspecies 

of fish that they can 

catch with total disregard 

On top of that more won't <strong>for</strong> whafs left. We throw 

be any fish to catch. We're back 13-inch fluke and the 

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choke our water and catch the Jersey coast taking 

all the available fish. undorslze fluke as they are 

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Ifs fingerpointtag <strong>time</strong>; 

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Who are the wimps? 

Ralph Stork is a Margate 

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Friday, July 29,1988 

Section 2, Pap 4 

THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, NJ. • PAGE 5 — SECTION TWO 

summer of the parking follies 

Tax tap has 

its limit 

Between now and the end of the summer the 

leaders of the Fairness in Taxes Association and 

Mayor Roy Gillian are to meet <strong>for</strong> the first of what 

we hope will be a continuing series of gatherings 

aimed at bringing about a fiscal awarene&s with 

the taxpayer in mind. 

<strong>It'</strong>s not that the individual taxpayer has been 

ignored. Nobody in government totally excludes 

the ultimate bill payer; at least, not without repercussions. 

But until now in Ocean City, there has 

not been any organization to represent the taxpayer 

per se; to voice his and her concerns, to stick 

with the budgeting process through all the meetings 

and <strong>change</strong>s. 

Some<strong>time</strong>s people in govemment don't fully 

realize that, unlike in private business, the 

Increased cost of goods and services cannot 

merely be passed along to the consumer. The taxpayer 

has no one else to turn to. Until now. 

Multimillion-dollar tax increases cannot go on 

indefinitely. <strong>It'</strong>s with that understanding where 

the talks should begin. 

Overdevelopment, no 

blue laws hurt 

Editor, Sontinol Lodgon 1 units, which Increases the 

read with great concern the chances of problems result- 

articles In the July 26 odiing from celebrations. On 

tion relative to tho annual some lagoons whore there 

Night in Venice boat were one or two living 

parade. Two conditions units, now there are 12 or- 

brought on the current moro. 

problems: 

1. Abandonmont of the The boating accident that 

Sunday blue laws. resulted in two deaths 

2. Overdevelopment. about 10 years ago near the 

Both conditions havo 9th Street Bridge could 

worked together to <strong>change</strong> have happened 

tho complexion of Ocean 

City. 

Ocean City was a true 

family resort which 

" of 

1 r 

" / 

anv People go ebewhfre 

after shortchanging 

Editor, Sentinel-Ledger: Now, I am wondering 

to response to the letter in what does Ocean City have j 

your paper a few weeks to offer besides the beach 

•go, I agree there should be (closed once because of pol- 

more adequate transportt- lution) and the boardwalk 

Hon in Ocean City. Espe- (to which there is limited 

cially since I read in transportation during the 

yesterday's paper that the day by jitney and none in ] 

summer trolley is no longer the evening and on Sun-1 

going to serve Ocean City, day). 

And have you ever tried The town itself is no; 

to caU a cab m Ocean City longer quaint since they 

THE MEW 

— impossible! 

tore down all the historic 

Why don't the shop own- homos, even the old 34th Si ,! 

ers in town and on therailroad 

depot. 

SUMMIT 

boardwalk see this need? The dry government is 

They are offering extended shortchanging the tourists 

evening shopping hours and locals, and <strong>It'</strong>s about 

and Sunday business hours <strong>time</strong> they noticed people 

but haven't considered the are looking elsewhere to 

lack of transpo'rtation to vacation, 

their shops. Don't assume 

K. Maim 

everyone drives! 

Philadelphia, Pa. 

A counterpunch <strong>for</strong> 

beleaguered taxpayers 

Editor, Sentlnel-Ledger: constant, but all these 

The homeowners of South uncontrollable expenses 

Jersey are really taking It on keep zooming, 

the chin. 

.Fortunately, relief is on 

Everybody wants a big- ttre wayl A new homeger 

chunk of Mr dollars — owners' group called Fair- 

the water company, the ness In Taxes (FIT) can be 

MUA, AUantie Electric, the our answer to the local tax t 

auto insurance fraternity, onslaught. 

the school board and, here Every homeowner, in hii 

in Ocean City, the dty itself. own best interest, should 

With local taxes up S3join 

the group now be<strong>for</strong>e 

percent in five years and all the dry's plans <strong>for</strong> next 

those other expenses stead- year's increase go a,ny fur- 

What does Night in Venice do <strong>for</strong> us? ily rising, the Ocean City ther. 

homeowner is being 

Editor, Sentinel-Ledger: death of WUlinm Caslaw or the boats with the beautiful accident after the parade squeezed unmercifully. 

Phil Hiring 

In response your editorial the critical injuries to Anne decorations?" 

proof enough? What fun Income stays just about 

Ocean City 

(Worthy of tradition, July Mette Haug to be mishaps. Your editorial said people and frivollry! ' 

night. 22), I don't consider the How can a newspaper who can't handle the ipiriti 

equate a death as a mishap? have nothing to do with die Setting all of .my sarcasm Water company should 

When the Ocean City 

Yacht Club ran and spon- 

Credit where 

Why don't we just tell his event itself. Again, how can aside, let me say a few 

parents, "Oops! sorry about you say such ludicrous things. I've lived on Bay 

sored the Night In Venice 

that. But did you see all of things? Let's ask Police Avenue <strong>for</strong> eight yean and say where money goes 

parade, the entire affair was credit is due 

CWef ;Longo if ISP people In Somers Point 14 yean Editor, Sentinel-Ledger: 

Editor, ! 

lor be<strong>for</strong>e that, I have never The July 22 paper carried an 

^^"^^Mifeafe toTthe 

haj 

at 

i'p^wasexcelntT 

tian which, in turn, 

the people were more light in Venice was the 

increases the chances of 

responsible because much biggest and best ever, and I Editor, Sentinel-Ledger: 

experiencing problems of 

ef<strong>for</strong>t, rime and expense thank you <strong>for</strong> giving credit After reading your latest 

irrciponslbUityV 

were put into nigh trim e to my son, Dave Winslow edition of The Smtintl-Led- 

Changing one of the con- 

decorations on boats and [chairman of the boat ger I couldn't help thinking 

ditions would go a long 

homes. The result was a tra- parade committee]. the "Night in Venice" titte 

way toward restoring 

ditional, high quality eve* Most people have no idea should;, be <strong>change</strong>d , to 

responsibility. The blue 

ning. 

the houri spent on this "Night in Menace," . . 

laws should be placed back 

1 

on the books. 

Frankly ==< ifs sad toevent, 

And whether it be The ego trip <strong>for</strong> a few 

system, 

think of — this writer has my son, or Joe Blow, I becomes a nightmare, far 

aborcost 

The other condition pres- 

no easy solutions given the believe in credit where everyone except a few wno 

Since Ute taxpayer is havents 

a problem that cannot 

conditions as they present credit is due, , live on the bay, .• j, 

bo roiolvod. It is too late. 

themselves, 

fi Winslow 

There ore along the bay- 

Mrs, LowKetman. 

front and the perimeters of 

G John Schreinerjr. 

Ocean City 

t> • i • Ocean City 

Thoughtful people 

lagoons many more living 

Ocean City 

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PuUlahad In Am«rlo«'« OrMtMt Family Raton 


A Divlilon of South Jwwy Radio, ha 

a Howard L. Qrwfi, PrMldtnt 

111 E. Eighth Street, Ocean City, NJ, 08226 

EttaMlthedieai. 

PHONE 399-5411 

FREDC BINSON » .Publisher 

! JOHNH. ANDRUSn Editor 

BYRON T, MERCER Advertising Manager 

HmdM mtnwumQtii KJ axpnu IMr opinion* on tt)l» ptg*. 

The dtMM far totttn I* noon Mdndiy, 

. LMm MBUM N duubM-ipacmi and «rith tutlldtnt maiglnt on en* 

•Me Bf M'papsr » bdlVM «dHing tor «yle and conclMniM. 

LaBM mtt Include the wrinr'* name, mUm— and phone numbar 

MrMri>MM, i Can the event be shown 

to be dangerous? Are two 

dead people from a boating 

Can't stand 

intrusion 

in bay 

L Editor, Sentinel-Ledger; 

When the first floating hot 

dog stand appeared in the 

Editor's note — (his is a 

bay last summer, I was 

Boat parade first class; among those who hoped it 

.would go away. Predict- 

evening was memorable ably, this-year there are two 

and my fears have also dou- 

Editor, Sentinel-Ledger: another (professional), <strong>for</strong>bled. 

To all Night in Venice com- those people who hire pro- The apparition of our 

mittees and judges: We fessionalstoqomeinanddo lovely bay covered with 

wish to thank all <strong>for</strong> a job 'all of'their decorations floating stores of all 

well done. The parade was including the themes, descriptions is truly fright- 

truly a first-class event. It would lie a fairer way ening. 

To the judges of the to handle the home judging, It is a shame that with 

lagoon homes, thank you This concept cqjjld apply to such a small amount of 

<strong>for</strong> the second-place award boat judging too. 

unspoiled nature remain- 

<strong>for</strong> "Pretty-in-pink " We As always, we commend ing, we permit it to be 

begin to plan our theme the judges, various commlt- crapped-up with unnecesand 

decorations in early tee members. Police Depart- sary honkey-tonk. 

January and spend months ment officers and all who Hopefully, OUT governing 

making ourdecorarions, volunteer their <strong>time</strong>-to bodies may visualize the 

We would like to suggest make Ocean City's Night in longrange implications of 

that in the future there be Venice a most memorable the environmental intrusion - , , , ~ 

two categories <strong>for</strong> the judg- evening /or so, many peo- 

nwy>nu>tbaltgibl*,pn)r«nAlylyptd. 

and do something l^rjre . apP*^ 

WrMra may Mquaat anonymity, but ilgnad toDM hav* gmaw ing of the lagoon homes: pie. 

knpM, 

one (amatcurj<strong>for</strong> those who pal md Dmm )^ n e d y 

Pubfaulon It«th* •dUoi'a ditoMtlqn. 

do all of their own decora 

Ocean City 

tions and themes, and 

n ing his arm,: twisted <strong>for</strong> 

higher rates, why doesn't 

City Council do, some arm- 

^twisting and find out where 

all the money is going. An 

the salaries being adjusted^ 

along with the rate hikes? 

City Council should have 

a complete breakdown 

from the water company, 

including salaries, 

Please keep the taxpayer 

up to date on mis problem. 

Edna M. Hudm 

Ocean City 

to the 

« of ot^ aty, but accomplishing much. 

it's too late. .^highly discouraged by the By day, the city seemed 

Somosfotal Oc^Cit, adapt It rtoff»Ali^taopa?S- 

A state coastal commission fiaidbefyer have sharp teeth 

By DAVID F. 

still-active 12-mile sludge- moved 106 miles offshore, 

dumping site off New York, arid Is slated to end Within a 

Executive Director 

acquiring a noxious coating few years. It should' never 

NJ Corwefvation Foundation 

on the way to our beaches! - have been going Jntp the 

A tide of more than 60 

ocean at-alt Investigators 

legislative bills pertaining _ Then dead''dolphins 

The 

1 one, side of the parade argu- mat New Jersey American 

ment. Perhaps mat.is why I Water Co, officials say they 

can't understand why the are not at liberty to discuss 

parade is worth a few how much their employees 

deaths. are paid; that it is privi- 

But 1 can't help wondering 

if the writer of the editorial 

has walked a mile in 

my shoei. When was the 

last tune you were kneeltag 

in blood and broken bones 

frying to save someone's 

life? And when was the last 

<strong>time</strong> you felt the feeling of 

not being able to do so? 

In conclusion, I ask anyone 

who is reading this letter 

to tell me exactly what 

Night in Venice does <strong>for</strong> 

Ocean City. More importantly, 

I ask what Night in 

Venice does <strong>for</strong> me (besides 

providing me with victims 

to take care of). 

Name withheld 

upon request 

Ocean City 

The evil of drugs destroys 

Editor, Sentinel-Ledger: social problems, but posting flcking, the noises and 

Sf 

The Coastal Commission 

should have IbncJ-use : r: 

control ppowers 

similar to . • 

have shown that the trash, the h Pfnelartds P f l d CCommission 

to New Jersey beaches,began floating''ashore last including medical wastes', 

flooded Trenton this year, year. Science still has not apparently originated 

reflecting political reactions pinpointed a cause <strong>for</strong>, this "somehow • in' New York 

to the outpouring of public mari<strong>time</strong> tragedy, but' it/ 'waters, either through Hip; . r 

diigust and conoem trig- brought a field day <strong>for</strong> an gal dumping ox sloppy hope, Is 

by a series .olûgjy astounding- assortment ' ' * ' ' '•' 

on and near simplistic theories.'Eina 

last August, the surf carried 

',Several years agoinade-L ashore great quantities' 

quate sewer systems in trash, i 

Cape May County led to Which' 

Uesdidosmgsatthelteight waste On top of that, plas* 

of the vacation season. Last tic hypodermics/ " 

mere was an influx rf with MXID& 'fcavif 

Ren* floating awwrfr <strong>for</strong> yûs# 

No wander U* pubUt-tt 

B T ^f nt v ^P home Dru 8 free Zones and not flghf8,were unbearable We 

(Ocean City) we were doing anything about the didn't observe one poll 

pleased with the outside "drug zone" Is not really patrol in the community, 

but Tm sure 10 to 15 were 

patrolling the boardwalk, 

picking up dates and protecting 

the tourists. 

You have educated you r 

DearMr.Soifen Hnkerton of Tony's Grill 

We appreciate your gra- <strong>for</strong> offering ground-leval 

dousness in grantliig our restrooms, and last but earrequest 

<strong>for</strong> a wooden walk- talnly not least to George 

way at the 34th Street Rumer and his public 

5? 

children, raised them morally 

straight and dream that 

they will continue in the 

right direction, fight <strong>for</strong> the 

same causes, maybe return^ 

from coUege or the service 

r you in your 

1 * L_ Works crew <strong>for</strong> constructing^ 

Our brain-injured mem- the walkway 

beta, many using wheelchairs 

or danes, were 

delighted to have access to „ 

the beach 

iiea < 1 

^ Uy m W1SMKU 

Ong of our 

principal : across the causeway without having 

sources of 

amaiementj to contend with a bridge opening is but a 

amusement'ond consterna^, 

tion during summer,! ove- warm up <strong>for</strong> the curbside task at hand 

nmgs when there's nothing 

at the Music Pier is watch- , , : , >-': 

thoircars. m P Kl P° r You ploy musical cars: known, among other, plan Jbr bridges on the 

•"• Wo have box scats on tho w *"' d W W^cKes with eye things, as Howard Stainton Rhone, Rhine and Danube 

'front porch <strong>for</strong> the PlaVfol- of hawk "" a mom » ntor y Boulevard. That pot holed, is what wo need, In those 

iies, Cadillac catosrropheK s ° p "RP 00 . anJ P ln «?« pitted and pitiful excuse <strong>for</strong> enlightened areas, tall- 

Vidssltuaes of VolkswaBun' f or P us ln Vicissitudes of Volkswagtm, Wordy to hold a major artery may be masted vessels must hinge 

\ e Suzuki I,I i,.:..,, haru-kirl or '..-=:' HtmUa it, tho other-gallops othoreallnnti to in iho the improved or replaced some their masts so they can be 

haiiudnntions. 

gnrrtgi day in tho vary dim future lowered enough to, pass 

when the threo-toed sloths under any low bridges, and 

1 to bring tho buggy 

nruuiui nt warp bpucd. 

Call It what you may, It is Thv rwfcnt yundalizalion in Trenton stop ignoring draw spans are only 

a comody-drama that ulidts of the molurfeud tralluys everything to tho south of oponbd <strong>for</strong> emergency and 

laughter, sympathy, chn- further diminishus the Sandy Hook. government; boats and they 

grin and cheers fur a job availability of public iram- But t meanwhile eahile the cold take precedence over anywell 

done. Not own today's porlalion and <strong>for</strong>ced own War between motorist and thing smaller than tho 

chapter- of As tin Stomach more people to driVo and boater goog on with the Titanic. 

Churns can do all that <strong>for</strong> park in order to enjoy the yachtsmen getting the best 

you. blandishments of the board- of it. Some'sadistically 

ho. sparking 

Uptown Wosloy Avenue walk, ivon getting to Qccnn moandor d back bk and d <strong>for</strong>th fh in i 

problem docs 

is a grim.parody of gridlock City is becoming 'continu- the channel <strong>for</strong> tho sheer 

have* Its lighter 

and parking paralysis. We ally more complicitfd and sybaritic pleasure of watch- 

side- once you 

arrive. Otherwise reasonhavo 

a usuoblo garage to hazardous, -•..-.. 

stash our stood in but where Thti most honvilv usud wmm^m^=i 

do you put your ccinipnny's route of access is the per- the drivers, 

never scorn to get tho hong 

cars? putual demolition derby F^rl,aps 

tho European 

• LETTERS cont'd 

Postal substation should stay 

Editor's note — Following the quality of lifo <strong>for</strong> our With this may I please 

is a letter to US, Rep, William country's soniors it some- ask that your office do 

Hughes: Hmes loses site of what is whatever posiible to per- 

I am writing on bohalf of already in place and work- suado the U.S. Postal Sor- 

the many senior citizens ing, Tho Townsond Inlet 

and residents of Townsond 

Inlet. For many years the 

people of Townsond Inlet vice, but it eortainly impacts 

havo enjoyed the convo- tho lives of those who live 

nionco of having a postal in Townsend Inlet, 

substation within walking 

distance of their homos, 

thus allowing them to carry 

out their business with tho 

of : wheels on the sidewalk and 

stalked away muttering 

some most'unladylike 

imprecations about curbs 

that wouldn't stay put. 

There are some desperate, 

unscrupulous and cheap 

drive!! who even avoid 

legal metered parkingspaces 

and will leave their 

cars behind garages, in 

alleys and private yards — 

and they are very upset 

when they arc ticketed or 

towed away. 

Beware of the fact that if 

you fall to post No-Parking 

signs all over the strategic 

portions of your property, 

the police are unsympathetic 

and powerless and 

V*^. f ^ ' °f 

r v evening I hod to discreetly 

leave tho porch <strong>for</strong> tho relative 

privacy of the living 

room whore I could laugh 

uproariously without injuring 

anyone's ego, 

A lady attempted to park 

a subcompact car in a space 

that could have served to 

house a tour bus. Three 

<strong>time</strong>s she backed up onto 

_ The Townsond Inlet vice to ro-ostablish this Solurb'dS'Ke thtrd"^ 

postal substation may be a much nooded service to our |he eave UD and ,^ S£ 

Sf^5*f_Wi2: d««onsinTownKndta,ot. ^ 1 ^ ^ " 

Imnm R. lannoni 

Commissioner, Sea Isle 

City 

: 

some drivers have the intestinal 

<strong>for</strong>titude to park the 

jalopy in. your bedroom if 

you don't replace the motto the film Story of a Patriot in I wonder if tiros would the spectacle of entire fami- 

ovor/your bed with a No-which 

Honry observed, "Of hold enough helium to levilies descending from the 

Parimig sign, 

late, if I even propose the tate tho cars so that they top tier on rope ladders 

Multilevel parking fadli opening of a window on a could be stacked three sto- with baggage in hand. ' 

ties hove been proposed tosultry 

day it is suspected to ries high. It might provide Ed Wismer both'sketches 

combat the unavailabllty of bo seditious." 

further entertainment, with and writes his opinions - < 

horiiontal space iri Ocean 

Qty. At one <strong>time</strong> fte opposition 

speciously claimed 

that the terra flrma was not 

firma enough to stand the 

stress of four tiers of .ears. 

Now the tactic is to accuse 

tho mayor of ulterior 

motives because the only 

available city-owned property 

<strong>for</strong> this purpose happens 

to bo across 6th Street 

from Wonderland Pier. 

His predicament seems to 

bo analogous to the one 

faced by Patrick Henry in 

post office on a doily basis 

without having to bother 

_ thoir neighbors and friends. 

The postal substation providod 

a much needed service 

<strong>for</strong> thoso who could 

not ordinarily drive or walk 

to the mam post office at 

JFK Boulevard, which is 

approximately a fourrnilo 

""roanYJrrip"'- fu S.THOMAS CAMP MB. 

Famtty Physician FAA,F,P, 

Ornd, Unlv, Pa. hstr. Mod. Jefferson 

390-1992 


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3/4 mi. So. oj Beestey's ft. Bridge 

Beesley's Point 

VACATIONERS ACCEPTED 

">v>^ -' 

Recently the US Postal 

^Service decided to close this 

mj' much needed facility, lcav 

w Donald L. Traynor DMD 

trig thoso who depend BO 

greatly on this service to 

" mako somofimos compli. Faculty member and Clinical Instructor 

catod arrangements to do Leading University Dental School 

their postal business. 

Now accepting 

patients <strong>for</strong> all phases of 

While government is General Dentistry a Cosmetic Bonding 

,, busy debating now pro- 

12 ytars private practice esiperJenee 

•y grams that would improve 

728 West Ave. Sult# 202 North 

Ocean City, o0°-398-4464 

J Hoyriby appointpfiintoniy 

* Get with it, CAL.t MONDAY thru SATURDAY 

* Council 

people 

# 

wanning of planet Earth line wUlmovc inland. - 

through the so-called , Aside from some loss , 

readers of this column tefll impacts 'of this problem 

recall as a predicted W may be reflected In facreas-, 

-~'",wji*^root*dear, Ing droughts, 

-good/; that ;wl|l - opments of les. than 

* e^bcguuungaitne Iflcatioii of the 

—D from ,the mis* Joiûwfs)., ; 

revolution; when grain belt* and 

resulting legislaUpnîwe^ #he Coastal u Conunisslon 

Commission nwsiwuei Durmng pegan lit <strong>change</strong>* cnanges which Win Will *rfc , ^ ^ 5 

-have lmd-usecravtrol-powere 

1 ,The'older 

3' 

Und-usTom- eanwt ;.- ' o«»lv affect the who£ %fl 

8tetoto^^»Scfciitimiicw,agiwfet{wc^^ g ««fect , • /""^catf 

J folks (some 

" e r, Sentmol-Ledger: I 

wonder-Why after many 

months there is just ono 

ramp <strong>for</strong> gctMng on and off 

the boardwalk at our very 

busy 8th Strootr 

CoriSidef'^hiSi multiple 

parking lots, two bicycle/ 

surrey rental places, motels;, 

very bad, uneven condition . 

of wooden pfanking in the 

vicinity of the Village Theater. 

And if that isn't enough, 

a favorite location <strong>for</strong> chaining 

bicycles to the metal 

handrail is literally coming 

apart' 

Some<strong>time</strong>s it is hazardous 

to one's health and 

limbs to navigate the existing 

ramp* 

Let's get with it Council 

members. Where is your , 

civic pride? 

" s) are scared. 

I arc raising 

£,tfie evU that is 

t .the inside of 

: and it is evil — J 

and grov_ 

; <strong>for</strong> years, but 

it wid destroy, 

'.educators. 

j 

WMGM 

TV404II 

Allergy 

Family 

Testing 

fticflce 

GeraidJ.CorrD.O. 

Hours Dally by Appointment 

609.398-3220 

One Walnut Rd. Oesan Qty, N. J. 

(AtjjayAw.lt 20th St.) 

DEACON 

Drawinfi Date: July 30. 4988 NEWSCENTER 40 (11:00 I'.M.) 

OCEAN 

oun-.e .t-nm-i "812ZLER" PR12EPACKAQF* 

,i-. PltuanMli 

Admiral,NlMn •Pluiifflviilt 

BriiQIrdHFidMy-NoriM.eld 

J.C. MUkf Co . Nsrthfltld/Mlyt landing 

Mmliut Chlm OutHI - El*ooa 

MMm IIMUIIM Nntew • Oum City 

Short Mil Pooh • ABMten/Cipg May Court HouM 

OlMMlsM Jewelw. gomiri Poinl 

DrWwMdMlrMk.Cltfriioril 

ShmeUur Tnnl-Ailsmic City . 

Tf*Jnutry Eitlungt • Stivllli, 

SunM DlMr • Northliili 

Tt» Sun Spot. Vmeland . 

Aitinik: City UilMr II • Nerthfiaid 

Ruttg Ford Urxoln Mtffvrr • Allame City 

lulilvim Otpjnmwt Um • Avaion 

HUnd Ohw • engsniint 

AlUn'i IN* 1IMN • Shoro/Hamillon Midi 

O«n» Wtll*C« - Atlantic dty 

Allintlc City IMt Shop • NortWisld/Ailannc City Rnri AmMfei • Vlneiind/Brldgewn/Pleiunivilta/ 

Klttawk etmMIHnmmtmf !1 • Atlantic City Vinlnof HeljDtt 

Rlln'l Hud Inn • AbiKOn 

PhUiNNV-CMrmont 

K'l 1 J'i 81ft Scrmlng. PliiMntvilla 

BMct Supply Co.-NorlhMd 

IrMert IMt QMC Trwki • West Ailinlie City etnlMri Pirty WofM • Vinmr HilgMi 

UnlmrHl Supply • Hsmmonion/Cape Miy Ceutt House TM Strind OilltriM • VtnlMf Hilghli 

SmilhiilKi Mfnlynb AuocHtlon - Smlihvills 

IM Brook 1 Sen fimrturt. PIllunrviM 

All Stir HtHIng And Air CondlBon • PleasinMlle 

W,L OwmWknrt i Co. • ADsccon 

Ocetntreot Lounj« 1 Myynnl • I'lgintini 

B(l| WMt SlMpthopi. Somirl Point 

Dllnr QuNfl • Wilflwosd/Cips Miy 

Suihort Supply Co. • Absecon - 

lUffliIMpRHi 

Atlintic CKy Mom« FumUWnjj • Atlantic City 

SmithiilH Btwlepffltm • Smiihy.lte 

HimiHwM

. ' • ; • 

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Hi 


Outstanding achievement is cited 

Worship: 9:30 a.m. & 11 a.m. 

Sunday School: 9:30 a,m. 

Special Music:Herb Strong 

Child Cars all Services - Ample Free Parking 

Visitors ara expected and welcome 

Welcomes you 

to study the 

"IUMttltidy 

"For by grace y« are saved. Through Faith..." Eph 2:6 

THE CHURCH OP THE 


20th & Atlantic Avenue Lbngport, NJ. 

9:00 A.M. Holy Communion 

10:00 A.M, Family Servica and Morning Prayer 

HOLY COMMUNION WflST SUNDAY OF THE MONTH 

10 AM. 

Priett In Chaise 

The Rev. John A. Smart 

Holy Trinity Church, Rittenhouse Square 

FhiladatpU^Psnna. 

. David J. Someri, Or. of Hualc 

OCEAN CITY 


A* WESLEY 

REV. 

399-2261 

REV. JOHN D. MILAM,As30c. Pastor, 

j ' Youth & Family Ministries 

j ^DAVTOSENSHNE^CfioirDtoctor ' '' 

J ** i PHIUPSHNSBNEY, Organist 

SUNDAY JULY31,i988 

8 A.M. Pastor Hurlbert ,! • 

,' 10^5 A.M. Dr. Harry Fletcher .' 

' ' ' ' 

?30A.M.SJUNDAy i SCH6dL- 

and regpeet,' as th'slr 

byword, 

• Ever see someone walk 

Into a room, a stranger to 

you, and you found that 

you initinctlvely liked 

them? WeU, Ruis BidweU is 

just the sort of person; kindly, 

caring and giving%vorything 

he hai to help otherB. 

I can honestly say that 1 

have never heard of anyone 

say JU of Russ: BidweU, A 

genial giant, he wearg ihii 

heart on Wiileeve. 

As you would expect, he 

Is no sidellncr, but is active 

in every organization 

where he holds member, 

{hip. Very acHvein Calvary 

Methodist Church in Aflan. 

tie City, he alsd serv« as 

president of AARp Chapter 

No. 70S, secretary of 

spindrift 

By JOE 

QjtBBRTi 

_L 

Abseconjiawanis and se

•t- 

4 

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112 6th Street. Ocean City. N.J. 01234 

Card of Thanks Help Wanted 

NOViNATOST.JUDE 

O Hotf a. Jud,, ADMIIB and Martyr, 

g*ait in virtus ana «h in mrsdsi nta/ 

kmiman ol j«ui Chnji, liHWui imar. 

sossw ot al «*o mveka rour (padll 

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iutfi groal paw,, ID a,,, (a ^ 

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P7.» 

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•Reds' 

Aug. lit 

Always remembered 

A Mend, 

Lost and Pound 

FOUND • in allay . Young Man"* 

Chroma, MONQOOII bteyds. Mil 

L01T . July IB, 1 pair prssCTlpllon min'i 

glasses, gold wire Irames, round lent, 

Howard. PMns 311-3031, 

Help Wanted 

ACTIVE REAL ESTATE • ofllcg hu full 

ilmo opening lor oiparloncod •ternary, 

Rtiori res! silals oxporlcnco prelerrsd. 

Coll manager <strong>for</strong> lippolnlmonl, MB-M32, 

ASSISTANT CHEF • Pan ilmo/Full Ilmo. 

oiporloncco preferred. Call 391-oOW or 

Hop al 232 Wall Ave, THE ORAINARY, 

BAiYIITTiH • Part ilrne In my home. 

Mom okny, good pay, mull hiva transportion. 

Call Jil.iiII Bfttri PM, 

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helpful, reilreai welcome. Send 

Relume is The fisnilntl-Ladgar, Box 

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ADMINISTRATIVE SECRE- 

• 9-4, Man,- FrL Compulor/Wiira, 

ssor end iyping:-8«lBrV erid iana" 

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UMC, P. O Bel 761, Ocean city, NJ 

08220. 

COUNTER HELP - pall parson lo huddle 

Bnndwlcri makln) In Southend. Ihout to 

dapendabie and penenable, BiMllent 

working condllons. Oill 391-9831, 

ESTABLISHED MEAN CITY • rMI« 

loio firm soaking aggreiilve, moilvalod 

breker/teJMperien wAipgrlenei lo 

monooo buisy branch office, lalsry plus 

genireui commission •rrangement. Reply 

la P.O. Bon 141, Oeean (Sly, NJ, 

FLANDERS HOTEL - has opining <strong>for</strong> 

lino COOK. Contact Mr. Seller or Che! 

Kodms, 3.99-1000. 

GARDENER AND LANDSCAPES help 

wnnlod. fJopondowo, full Urns, now thru 

Novombor. Driver's llconis, maiuro 

minded parson Kon Soulliard Londicap- 

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GET PAID - <strong>for</strong> readlnd booki. 1100 par 

lillo WrilD PASC CJS15 101 8 Uncolnway, 

N. Aunjra, IL 00543. 

••.sssasi'-w.*** 

SEARS, ROEBUCK ICO. 

0§M Oty, NJ. 

PART TIME 

COUU1SSION SALES 

- Rsdntfii Wsfcarifi 

' Company Bsmna 

• 25-30 heun par wttk 

• Good Income peteriM! 

SMIng Sea/t' home 

Improvement ana 

oppunncei. Wl wfl Mn, 

Fer pertonal Intwvlew 

CALL 399-3500 

1,0,1, w 

SERVICE 

REPRESENTATIVE 

We are a major national 

apparel company letting • 

reliable individual with car to 

Inventory and order our 

product. In iocs) area •torti <strong>for</strong> 

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R'ekey. repair or rapteM 

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Deidbolts Installed 

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399^699 

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• CARPET 8' 

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Ctll 390-3595 

JULIANA 

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REGISTERED BULDCT 

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16th & Haven Ave, 

Ocean City 

COIN-OP 

LAUNDRY& 

DRY CLEANING 

OPEN 24 HOURS 

7 DAYS A WEEK 


8 A.M. to 7 P.M. 


SELF 8ER VICE 

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OPEN > 

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COINOP 

LAUNDRY 

OPEH EVERY DAY 

7 A.M. to 10 PH 

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CLEAN ALL 

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QUALITY 

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Call Sparky 347-8566, 

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Surrounding," 

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• DECKS-HOMEREPAB3\ 

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399-4594 

83 Vn, InMtanoa 

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Interior-Exterior 

Call 823-3177 

JOHNSON'S 


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PC C.HI Cla» LIctnM 

PHONE 399-2221 


QUAUTYLANDSCAPINO 

ind LAWN MAINTENANCE 

OAU. FOR FREE 

ESUMATE 

399-0702 . 

OCEANCritLAWNCARE 

>/ wowssioralUndscapinoSArvIco 

, 

J' 'i 

r> ' 

-;v 

h- 

Now Colonial home situated 

on wooded, landscaped 

2 acre lot Filteon 

minutes from Ocân Clty.v 

3 bdrm.. 2Vb bath, Ig. IK*., 

din. rm., eat-in-kll with lots 

and lots of oak cabinets. 

Ulil nn., garage, rear deck. 

Propano gas with cent air. 

Mile off Rt GO Corbln City, 

pricedat$149,0OO... ' 

Confral / Avenue — 3 

bdrm:, 2 bath 1m floor con- 

^ domlnlum, fully furnished 

and equipped Excellent 

rents) tiletory on 40x100 It 

lot. Central air, gas hoot 

and flreplaco. Priced to sell 

$179,900. 

Vary 

UnbellDvable 

Inlet vltwi a 

WBn:i billeve. 3 

bath brand now 

condo undtr 

Otfhttnd 

SOUTH END - Lovaly 4 

bdrm., 2, bath duplex, 2 

blooks from, beaulilul 

- bMchti, Central air, elie., 

fully fumlshid, exMlltnt 

Investment property. 

Rental history available. 

Asking price $149,900. 

SOUTHIND TWIN - 

Across the street from 

beach - 4 bdrm, 1>/8 bath, 

not a condo, Oeaanvlewt, 

furnished at $614,800, 

SOUTHEND — Large 4 

bdrm., 2 bath duplex 

w/fireplace, over slie lot, 

cathedral coiling only I 

years old. Two blocks to 

beach;. Don't hesitate at 

$279,000 

BERG 

riomewlinowawO»H.llGreaireoaJ 

(teal E»B», 390-1444. 

Kt A LTY 

i ttisaem wia qiflrtwn. Nab 

and tfoanMrak. A M tMd 

. lift 

I Mmi condoa. sidlvkfual ou 

FREE WEEKLY - Ust ol 

GOLOCOAST-ataroeduplejonWat- 

- AvaniM, Many extras. A mutt aM. 

I Mr intBHnCon now. Qarow Sale 

, leth «nd A»tJury Avenue, at. 

A great buy 

thift Sbdrm, 1 bath duplex 

H located In the biittuee, 

has 6 great Income listing 

i has had lots olT.LC. 

GREAT OP'pORTUNlfV 

to own your own duplex 

Located 2 blocks from 

South end beaches Fully 

furnished, modem 4 bdrm., 

2 baths. Conlral AC, 

decks, off street parking, 

rental history, Pricedtoaall 

$ 

Beautiful rancher ion large 

lot. Three bedrooms, 2 

bath, living room with open 

flroplaoe and modern 

Ave., 1 

yr. young, 4 bdrm., 2 bathr 

condo Featuring fireplace) 

central air, just steps to./ 

great beach and fantasti',. 

tally furnished. Don't mfs» 

soolng ths outstanding buy 

at ...$279,000. 

vner says selll Two bed 

room Country Cottage In 

Tuokahoo. Hardwood 

floors woodburnlng .itove, 

serttntd In porch, new 

Septic System, Water Sys- 

Urn and freshly palntod 

•xMor, Mem i Pep will 

say Grab (I Reduced to 

$93,000. 

, Thjs 23 bdrm. boarding 

house, In a primo location, 

has been in the family <strong>for</strong> 

IS yeans and has an excellent 

fncomo hisHry; complete 

with a ind, 40 x iOQ 

(I. lot next door <strong>for</strong> parklrtg, 

. Zoned far 2 new duploxenl 

$359,000. 

Ili^lî^fe^. • .11111111! 


Come see this changing 2.000 square toot colonial whfch 

features 3 betVooms. Vt* baths and huge (unity room. Al 

this with many extras and located on • quiet residential 

•beet Ready to move in and priced to sell. 

510 S. Shore Road 

Marmora, N.J.QB223 , ,390-7800 


IN THE GARDENS SECTION 

Maintenance free exterior • brand now Vinyl sldlngl 

Worry free lawn care - modern landscaping I New ear* 

petlng throughout and a new dishwasher anddlsposat ' 

compliment the eat-In Kitchen! Also, there are 3 bed- > 

roorris, 2 baths, floored attic gas hot water heat and > 

onftft'jtfitoM'f biWed at $175.000.,. , i. I 

FEALESTATE 

ZflCHPRlAG 

R£flLTY 


aa 

Beauty of aCondol 

Just $116,000 buys you 

thjs 1st floor, 3 bedroom, 2 

bath luxury condo. Steps 

to beach and boards! 

Triplex, Central locale 1st, 

2nd floors each have 4 BR, 

1 bast & fp.; 3rd fl. unit has 

3 m, 1 bth. Sep. electric, 

3 car gamae. $189,900. 

LOMV 1 tedroom, 1 bath 

hnmy contto. A step away 

Guoat House + Apu, 

Room <strong>for</strong> parking 8+ Mm, 

Exceltont Income, Partial 

furnished. Turnkey heated 

<strong>for</strong> year round operation. 

$219,000i Anxious owner. 

Invsitoril Log* FanMstll 

Atto'dlioo. 6 BR, 1 balh on 

duplgX'Zoned lot. Hat 

been redudsd to $99,600. 

„.. LUIIrigr 

Exfc horn*, fonw S 

Lm.tfr.fr.jflr.ibrfifc, 

-ill 

ii'


Real Estate Sale Real Estate Sail 

Robert Sellers 

Sole* Rtprassntsllva 

A graduate of Dronol Univereily'6 Mechanical Engineering 

Program, Bob epsnt 32 yean wiih a major rubber manufacluring 

eorperitiofi and his been in Ocean City property 

owner tor Iho pail 16 years He roconlly developed • beach- 

Iron", condominium and oversaw Its design, building, financing 

and maikoung- Let lob put his expertise to work <strong>for</strong> you. 

Call him today <strong>for</strong> any real estate needs. 

COLDUieU, 

ACADEMY 

REAL ESTATE. 

308-3688 

900 WEST AWEHUE 

a h f r p 

oi Coiawfil D.nmr Bttidentit! All""'", me 

Custom built horns across 

from the Bay in "ixoiuilvt 

Gardens location," 3 bedrooms 

1 baths, gas hell, 

now awnings, t car 

garage. Mull IM to appreciate 

iiie,ooo. Call see- 

1811, 

"Gardens Baylront Home" 

Absolutely beautiful with 4 

bedrooms, 3 baths Immaculate 

throughout The Sayfront 

loeaiien offers you 

"Fabulous suniets across 

the witer," 1641,000, Call 

393-3636. 

law 

Ocean Views a Cool 

Breezes aro your al thfl 

NEW TOWNHOUSE with 

3 bedrooms + don, 2 

baths, vaulted calling*, 

economical gas heat with 

air. Priced to sell at 

$279,600. either side. Call 

369-1612. 

Urge : multi-family home 

with 4 rental unit* «V furnished. 

Ocean City charm, 

aiiper location and parking 

<strong>for</strong> 10 cars. Large « bedroom 

units wan fl» heat 

(or year round occupancy 

$340,000, Call 398-1612, 

OCEWICITY.HJ 

pee SIMPLE TOWN- 

HOUSE with boat illp. This 

unit oflers all ponlblo 

amenities plus 3 bodroomi 

3Va balhs covered parking 

1201,000, ; 

Ocean Breezes cool this 

Ownera apartment with § 

bedrooms + 4 rental units , 

to carry the mortgage & 

expenses, Excellent 

Income A location. Motivated 

Sollor $219,500. Call • 

399-1612. 

CLASSIC 

OCEAN CITY 

Well Kept larger singlo 

family home with basement 

and Income apartmont 

in rear, living room 

with brick flreplaoo, dining 

area with sliding French 

doors, new carpets A 

freshly painted inside a 

out. $189.«». Call 398- 

3636, 

Cute Viowclan single with 2 

bedroom* 1 bath located 

on Aibury Aw. Off (treat 

parking, tots of possibiCties 

f 129,500 Ca»3W-iei2. 

1717 AsbOfV Aye. OcedirCHy 

3&&WestAi 

(6CW 398-3636 or 

- 'A 

Real Estato Salt 

OPEN HOUSE 

Sat, & Sun. 

11 to 3 p.m. 

204.31stStreet 



ImmanjiaW 3 budroom, 1 bath tingle family. $189,000. 

CUSTOM DUPLEX 

Convonlenl location. ocean views, 2 bedroom, 1 bath first 

floor. Four bedrooms, 2 batht second floor. Completely 

iBBodeled. Must tea. Q3S,000, 

LUXURIOUS SUMMER PAD 

Dralreable end unit, 2 bedroomi, 2 balfi eondo with loft bedroom, 

all amenities plui air-eondlHoning, 2 dedw with rnuJ. 

tilevel exposure, parking. North end. $159,000. 

NORTH END INVESTMENT 

Modern Duplex, 3 bedrooms, 2 balhi each unit, decks, all 

imenltlei, furnlihed, ihort djilanw to beach, I2M,MO, 

Being sold at rondos, first floor $138,900, second near 

1148,800. 

WEST AVENUE INVESTMENT 

Centrally located multi-family properry with seasonal 

Income. Prieed right. 1149,900, Waiking dtatm« to everything, 

NORTH END LUXURIOUS TOWNHOUSE 

Four bedrooms, 2 balhi, fireplace, 2 decks, ample off street 

parking, al) amenities, ocean view, $195,000. 

WSTATLAMDCBLVDABAHERSEARD. 3981800 

34TH i CENTRAL AVI. MMtOO 

Lilt Your 

Property With 

The Exptrti At 

French 

BOATMAN'S PARADISE 

3 bedroom, 2V3 bath corner-unll 

eondo overlooking 

pool. Former sample unit 

with $36,000-furnlmf6 

package, alBp-'SO ft, 

boatsllp. Cntfeh jhose 

beautiful sunsets. ^ 

BEAUTIFUL BEACH- 

BLOCK DUPLEX 

Supor beachblock oceanview 

duplex, 2nd house 

from beach and the boardwalk, 

3 bedrooms, 2 baths 

each unit, Fully furnished, 

ofl-etrMt parking. Great 

Income, offered it 

1386,000. 

GREAT VALUEI 

Gardens' single an I, 

Atantlo Blvd. Need* TLO, 

ore** buy «t Wos.ooo <strong>for</strong> 

this autstanoini location. 

Beautiful oondo at the 

botch and boardwalk. I 

bedroomif l bi»». Oreat 

rental history. Air oon* 

tjenad. OH slreat parking, 

Greet views from this 2nd 

floor unit 

(i - n "*. 

SERVICE STATION 

tXJWNTOWN DUPLEX 

JOHNSON REALTORS 

833W«sl«yAv».3W-M10 

WATERFRpNT 

New eonttmporary horle, calm deepwater sDpa, Unique 

Interior design; high duality. Marls, & centtf. skylit etft, 

cell, foyer w/entermuUv. Master Bdrm. hai tg. |acunl 

w/skylite k tireplBce. a BR. expandable ta S4 btthK Mi, 

dr., Ir., dan. lib. gar.« uUi area. 3 decks, custom land- 

scaping, gas h.w. ht. & air cond. European Ml., Corlan 

tops, brick walls & driveway. $545,000. Be<strong>for</strong>e you buy 

less, coma see the difference. 

38M577' 

IT HAS TO BE SHARP FOR THE BES1 HESUL Tl 

USE OUR CONVENIENT READY LINE! 


art the words to 



with hrlek fireplace, • 



Of 54th 8. ASbury 

Avenue. 

APPfl AISALS • WVESTMEHTS 

SINCE 

1t47 

NEW CONDOS 

Beach view at 31st & Central 

Ave., 3 bedroom, 2 

bath,, fp, A/C, carport. 

Prime, prime location, 

complete designer decor tc 

furniture. Ready to go. 

Prices start at J229,000. 

AFFORDABLE 

CONDOS 

Brand new ftprfesd right 

Delightful 3 bedroom, Z 

bsfh floor plans. AD sppllmcet, 

cedar siding largi 

breezy decks, Andersen 

windows. 1124,900,- 

5134^00. 

717BATTERSEAH0. 

BEACHFRONT DUPLEX 

Juft listed, brand now 

oceanfront duplex condoi, 

4 bedroom, 3 bath. Rooftop 

sundeclc Perfect "seashore 

home and a great 

investment. $465,000- 

495,000. 

STATELY 

GARDENS HOME 

Prestigious residence on 

Wsverly Boulevard, 3 bedroom, 

% tile baths, high 

efOdeftcy gas heaf, alarm. 

Sprinkler*, sumptuous 

master suite', beach view 

from deck, Lush landscaping 

a Ad s lot .more. 

S435,0«r 

32fld* CENTRAL 

(609), 

-Superior New Construction 

by WAV Builders, 

Central air, close to ex* 

eellant beach, Your 

choice of 1st or 2nd floor 

condominium. Oal hot 

air heat I 

ASBURY AVENUE 

SINGLE 

Cute 3 bedroom Cape God 

•ingle. Beat location near 

38th Street beach, 

Screened porch, a great 

seashore home with 

potential $229,000. 

COZY 

TOWNHOUSE 

.like new condition, 3 bedroom, 

IVi baths, <strong>for</strong>mal 

, dining room..Gourmet 

kitchen, Cali<strong>for</strong>nia cedar 

siding, 3 decks quiet street 

accesMble'ta beach. Anxlou»$14?.900. 

BUSINESS 

Unique body ore boutique 

in downtown Ocean 

* City- Exclusive 2 counfv 

, franchise*' faniaitlc 

potenuit. Business only 

mxHo 7 

Wf> 

t-K 

•',.' 

EIGHTH & OCEAN AVENUB • OM»SI1 

OCEAN COLONY CONDO • 935 OCEAN AVBWI • MS-fMO 

' NEW LISTING-SINGLE FAMILY 

dose to gudens, 3 bedrooms, 2V, baths, ccntnl itf, gn 

h t 2 $ W M o a " 

NEWUCTINC 

Bachblock triplex, 4 bedrooms, lU b»ttis ach floor, gw 

heat, fuUylurrished, off street parking. Urge lot Property to 

cxcdlenl condition. $3S0,(m 

MULTI-FAMILY 

Beichblock, S units furnished, cxcclltut rental history, 

potential <strong>for</strong> evgn man, S25O.OOO. 

COMMEROAL UST1NG 

Cenlrally located oornmerdat comet. Lot over 10,000 tq, ft 

15,000 tq. ft. bldg. Perfect location <strong>for</strong> deveJopmcnt posaiblUB 

OCEAN COLONY CONDOMINtUM 

Large 1,1 and S bedroom units starting si low si J125.000, 

Some with ocean views, furnished, pool, parting, many 

extras. Ocean Cit/a best buy In condominiums. CsD sad 

compare <strong>for</strong> younietf. 

CONDO 

One bedroom, 1 bath, fully furnished. Excellent rental history. 

Great starter Investment. $48,900. 

CONDO 

Beachblock, 2 bedroom, Ann., air, parking, positive ^ 

flow.SBWfiO. 

BeaEhMoefc, first flow 3 bedrooms, sewmi floor 4 bedroom., 

plu8~one bedroom tear apt. AU writs netted and furnished. 

ilf9,ffjft 

NtWUSTi 

EM^tional vitue, 2 bedroom, 2 taft, «ttmUy looited con. 

domjifliim, 3 parking spaces, great storap spice, cential atr 

and heal, mndo fee only SIS montWy. S1»Ô. 


OWNER/BROKER 

1800223-3(IB1 iQ 

1^00-446-7636 

l " 

'


Real Estate Sate Real Estate Sale 

OPEN HOUSE 

Saturday, July 30th 

no 4 p.m. 

78 Route 60, Upper Township 

MalntinjnwlrBfl, vinyl-sided rancher, 3 bdrtn., i baft, hug», 

private, fenced yard. Qaragt, inground sprinkler system, Cul- 

(Igan water eystom Freshly painted Immaculate, 8 yean old. 

Reduced to $118,900, 

OCIANCiTY 

Quit! house plus 3 apartments makei this amartve property 

a good inviitmtm. Completily equipped Qrtat uppertariity 

<strong>for</strong> a rearing eeupin. Call us <strong>for</strong> a retum^n-tnwitmerit 

analysis. $255,000 

lAYOLUi 

Choice of 2 or 3 bednomi. Grant views and beauBfu! tunis*. 

Furnished or unfurnished, Pnttettd swimming pool, 

loat slips available. From $160,000, 

SEA ISLE 

Prime 80 x 110 building let far retirement or Investment 

duplex. Includes 3 bdrm,, 1 bath Cape Cod, Call today. 

$220,000, 

OQfANOITY 

I bdrm, lumlshod eonde, Lew taxes, low sends fee Includes 

Insurance, maintenance and pool usa. Off strqet parking, 

walk to good beach. Own <strong>for</strong> less than rent, $70,000. 

OMAN CITY 

4 bdrm, house plus garage apartment. Needs handyman. 

. Zoned neighborhood business. Lowest priced at $69,600. 

imn or jjtr Mtw nnnHeni miwo«» 

COLDUUeLL 

ACADEMY 

REAL ESWE 

308-3S88 


OC0WC1TY.NJ 

An inatjwifltiyi 

of colaw«ll linKir RMIMniia! AHllatet, inc. 

FOR LEASE 

Beautiful Brand New 

3,600 Sq. Ft. Office Building 

11th & Haven Avon ue 

Tremendous location, abundance of parking. 

Great professional building <strong>for</strong> one user although 

can bt split up Into 3 office suites. Only building 

In the art a with 3,600 squire fiat of contiguous 

space fsr one user. Exceptional architectural 

Integrity. Offered by one of Caps May County's 

f Inset builders. To be delivered In turn-key condi- 


lOthiWiit 

OMinCtty 

388-1700 

JAMIi M. DWVIR, RIAL •ITATI 

IHVIITnjINT • D1V6L0PMBNT 


20R«uvtHBhd. 

Mirmori 

1104111 

room*. Painty mam wMi cnhsdnl ceMng' «nd firvpttc* wtti 

rflCî0 

Real Estate Sal* 

THE SENTINEL.LEDGER, OCEAN CITV, N.J, 

LOOKING FOR SUPERIOR CONSTRUCTION, 

WITH A SPACIOUS AND LUXURIOUS FLOOR 

PLAN? 

YOU'VE GOT TO ATTEND OUR 

OPEN HOUSE 

SATURDAY & SUNDAY 9 TO 1 

Lovely new three bedroom, two bath condos with 

luxury details. 

READY TO MOVE UP TO LUXURY? 

Owner will consider a TRADE with your present 

prapertyl 

NORDIC 

REAL ES 

108 9TH ST. IITWilN CENTRAL & WBLEY 

609-391-1515 

JOAN iHADYIROKIR 

REALTY WORLD. 


927-9300 

SOMBRS POINT 

Modem split levtl, 3 bedrooms, \Vi 

baths, dost to shopping. Excellent 

condition, Just reduced $117,300. 


Must see this spacious 4 bedroom, 

ivi bath home located on comer lot, 

finished ree. room. Only $134,900. 

SOMFWO1NT 

BRIGANTINE 

New eonswetton. Waterfront condos, 

2 k 3 bdnn. units, spectacular 

Atlantic City ikyllBe. Starting at 

8224,000. 

SOMERSjyiNT 

Modern ! ht>&ftV% bilh * ?"' 

movi-ta sendliWWoirt Uli. H07,«ft 

Real Estate Salt Real Estate SiM RM( ittiM Sato 

CONDO 

Thrtfi bedrooms, 2 

baths, furnished, 

dishwasher, parking, 

pool. $89,000. 

GOSS REALTY 


399-2098 

Looking For Real Estite? 


Realtors at any of our 

three locations. For Good 

Old Fashioned Service 

You'll Profit." 

NORM HAAS 

Broker-Owner 

15 yra. real estate 

expfrlinct 

SOMERS POINT 

Attention boaters. Qose to the bay,, 

modern home. Won't last. Call 

today! 

Modern th«-^f|V«n uti two tath 

rancher, 2 ill gi garage, many extrai. 

»135,00a 

LJNWQOD 

Doll house. Three bedrooms, 1 bath, 

modem kitchen and bath, fenced 

yard. Only $90,000. 

SOMBRS POINT 

Yearly rental. Two bedroom house, 

fireplace. Only 8625. 

Two bedroom rental, exc. cond. 

$5M. 

YOUH MAINLAND CONNECTION 

453 SHORE ROAD fT] 

SOMERSPOINT ... «. 113.>«, ,. 927-9300 

ATERFRONT CORNERS] 

at 

Thrtivbtdrooms on ths «nd,^with a 

professionally decorated Interior, picture 

window In the living room provides 

spectacular vantage <strong>for</strong> harbor and 

wyltaii yfewji, Polly furalshrtI-,; at 

\vjm 

liSiitei 

OUR BEST LOCATION 

on the point with a customized double 

..master suite layout; includes 2 big 

wrap-around decks; enjoy Incredible 

views across bay to Atli City and Ocean 

Two bedroonv 2 baths with fireplace, 

jacuzzi,, all new, 1 appliances, in 

^fjmporarykitchertlaro0,T» one.mioiHw.moTATint 

Over 30 sfheta in ine mw-Allanlic »ta. 

s 89,9OO buys a home 

at the shore... 

that's all youre <strong>for</strong> all 

seasons! 

You ve reached a <strong>time</strong> In your life when you can ease up and 

Bnioy all that yeuVe worked <strong>for</strong>. That's why you deserve a 

home that s §0 af<strong>for</strong>dable, you'd never think of rtntlng It to 

someone else. Vbu deierve the luxury and af<strong>for</strong>dibllity of 

The Village at LInwood. Every day of the year. 

The Village at LInwood. South lersey's first community tor 

active adulti over 12 often a refined environment In a warm 

village setting, lust across the bridges from Margate and 

Ocean City, this unique selection of luxurious hornet Is surrounded 

by a hoi! of arnenjtlei. services and recreation, 

• Two tennli courts 

• Clubhouse and rciort-ityle pool 

• Magnificent landscaping 

• Close to ft area goll courses 

• Single level two,bedroom condominiums 

• Fireplaces, private decks and patios 

*On-site maintenance service , >. ,,,- 

• Located In the heart of LInwood. Within walking distance' 

of line shops, restaurants, financial services, 

the Village at LInwood Private secure and so af<strong>for</strong>dable, 

It s yours to en|oy <strong>for</strong> all seasons. Come see our furnished 

models arid buy now lor summer occupancy! 

Call ()(»-92?-.i iSî? Bdim.-asL4*«PB«ie«!»ierteom-««i 

tctwnsa patio Can fia duplaisd. nwaia MM. ov»nt» tot M M 

|MM» mm FM-tthk, he.- S^^.JBSBJT-* 3 

UPPER TOWNSHIP - Gnat bw»um»nl MARMOHA - bMuiirul tlngta tuncy 

SUNRISE AITOROABLE HOMES 

propeity. 3 bwroom, H* twtti (own- 

horns, v% in ot land. 4 bB*oomt. 3Vi 

hout« Wslad In |¥lfWV0 DwruOnr^ gns wm 

**&> * PtemmMila. M 

^rt^lriwrto and a corner 

aisiaiusss 

*-:••*.. jssw*f i :j 

Brand new-Duplex. Each 

unilhas3bdmu.,2b«hs, 

firs plies, all appliance* 

and boasts of quality ' 

throughout 1234,800. 

Comtortiifcte ytw round »Ving 

in this 6 bdrm».y Vh 

bath lingto on « tegv cor- 

ntrlotA l t A d * ! 

gangs and a totpot bc*- 

findat $234,000, 

MM 


71* MWM cor*** in OMtn Oly 

to* own HaMMoM urn. Com*. 

Mart kxwMrL Equlpptd *Mi **y 

tfano, daoonHd paM tfiati r^MdT Ga* hMr, 

M M m. lUt «ppiiBno*a padtagc 

On* MM* (a •ywyflifno. CamparaM 

pnp*nM> *now mt H m» on* , 

CM7ÔD ta'fafito Can putfus* 

Id or and Sow upaMaiy. Brtnrf 

Uv»ly comamparaiy oondo In bwt 

6owli-«nd araa. Fully aquippsd Wloh- 

•n, n«(ilac» osnrral air. Maha did 

your p«taci lumkoy unit Gr«« rtmal 

/UkMMM 3 fecdnxm lai floor Mill 

•Ml 2 bafla. OrtV • anal walli ra trw 

BMCTL Oaai ranu* par«nM or 

JuO ona Mock fram beacW New rasf 

«nd tkllna. 3 twdrown condo lof 

»M^0O 

A nr» IM A Mlf noMd and ramad 

3 unit budding. Annual Mom* of 

117,600. m at vary oonvanlant loca- 

Itam 

T noe 

Cird* Bila Ml Old Ocaan City 

Crwm, beadiHxk location gaa 

Ml waUf haat huo« wraparound 

porch, flraplac«, planty of 

off avaat parking. Top location. 

Qnal beach. Price Reduntf 

A tJngte tangy Victoitart 

charm. Jtaat • anortm* » «• 

M«h, ihie nan of O»_ oartunr bftauy. 

MIHii^K ^sîiiB^ft 

MM HMM MM ^.

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Real Estate Sale Real Estate Sale Real Estate Sale Real Estate Sale 


REALTOR 


609-381.0014 

INC. 

Very well maintained, 

three story duplex with 

excellent views of :ht 

ocean. Upper apartmen! 

has two levels with plenty 

of mom to itreteh out 

(deal <strong>for</strong> owner's use or 

rental. 1350,000, 

T h e s e 4 § R . • 2 , 5 b a t h 

t o w n h o u S B s h a v e e v e r y - 

t h i n g ; C e n t r a l a i r c o n d i t i o n - 

i n g , f i r o p l a e e , e c o n o m i c a l 

g a s h e a t , A n d e r s e n w i n d - 

o w s ; S o u n d p r o o f i n g , a l l 

a p p l i a n c e s , w a l l to w a l l 

c a r p e t , c a t h o d r a l c e i l i n g s 

a n d m u c h m o r e . C l o s e t o 

t h e c o r n e r a n d d e s i r a b l e 

s o u t h e n d . b e a c h . 

$ 2 2 4 , 9 0 0 

BRAND NEWTQWNHQUSIS 

Central alf, fireplace, ceonomiral gai heat, Anderson wind- 

ows, soundproofing, all appliances, ealhedra! celling, waU to 

WaU fflrpet. dose to corner and desirable southend beach. 

CaU today far more details. $224,900. 

JUST LISTED 

Unique duplex opportunity. Four bedrooms, l¥i baths, 2 

story hams. Living roam, country kitchen, screened In 

porch, garage, 2 bedroom, 1 bath garage apt Very cute. Very 

dose to southend beach. Usted at 1240,000. Call today. 

OPEN HOUSE 

12 to 4 p.m. 


Com<strong>for</strong>table Home 

Situated on a 45 x 100 lot at 26th & Asbury. 3 

bdrm., Florida room, overgized garage, gas htit, 

hardwood floors. Perfect home, Price just 

rtduced to $186,000, 

7 1 7 M T T M S H R D . 

399-1311 

B U N 1 M I S 

U i t f t C E N T M L 

liOli 

3SS-0S98 

EXECUTIVE 2 year old conlor hall colonial on oxclusive resl- 

donlinl street in Uppor Township. 4 bedrooms with large sit- 

ting area In mailer suite; 2Vi baths; <strong>for</strong>mal dining room; 

living room; eat-in kitchen; family room with % wall brick fire- 

place, leg box surrounded by cedar planking; Triple French 

doors lead to 12' x 16' screened porch ail situated on almost 

1 acre wooded lot on cul-de-us. Special financing available 

to qualified buyer, 1121,900, 

510 S, Shore Road 

Marmora, N.J. 08223 

SERVING OCEAN CITY and UPPER TOWNSHIP 

SAVING SELLERS THOUSANDS IN LISTING 

COMMISSIONS!! 

SALES and RENTALS 

FOR EXAMPLE; 

if you Uit at: 

«50,060. Your 


would be I1S.0O0. 

$170,000. Your 


would be $10,200. 

flifcWQ. Your 


would be 19,000. 

HELP-U-SELL'S FEE V 

YOU LIST AT; 

* 1250,000 Our fee would 

be $7,250. SAVE $7,750. 

With us, 

* 1170,000, Our fae 

would bt $3,450. SAVE 

(8,710, ;: With us. 

* $150,000. Our fee 

would be $3,450. SAVE 

$3,550. with us. 

* Savings are compared to a 6% commission and 

are not fixed by law. Each office Is Independently 

owned and operated,. ' ; : " '•"• •" • 

-Free Weekly Lists! of 

Properties <strong>for</strong> Sale By Owner 

301-3rd St. 

Ocean City 

399-8300 

I ! 

Why Pay Full Price <strong>for</strong> a Second Home, Vacation Condominium, 

or Corporate Retreat When You Only Use it Part lime? 

Why Pay Rent—Own For 944,500 Fully Furnished 

' • Lock in your rental rate <strong>for</strong>ever and own it. 

You Can Own it-Rent It ~WiU It-It is deeded Real Estate 


are Purchasing Resort Condominiums. _ 

— You receive a deed of ownership 

— Conventional financial 

• . ' • — Internal & External On-Site Management 


so by the end of 4 years you have enjoyed all 52 weeJo. 

' — No maintenance—Ease of Ownership—Af<strong>for</strong>dability 



—Your condominium is luxuriously furrilshed with color TV's, VCRs,' 


y - —Fully accessorized kitchen complete with microwave 

—You check in and enjoy the good life right away , 

•, and easy access to Beach and Boardwalk ' , ,, > 


' —Deeded Real Estate' 

—On-SiteManagement 

—Conventional Financing 

-Flexibility ' 

Easy* Cot E 

^TaxAdvantages 

>—Rental Income t '>-• 

n 

-AffontabUity 

E f O 

y AffntaUy 

-Easy* Cost Effective Ownership < . . —EaSeofOwnership 

—Second Home & Hotel Condominium Tax Benefits \ ^ -/< t ~, 

'AMENITIESINCLUDE: 

EncIosedPool ,, . ^rOnSneM^^ 

Atrium Lobty < _,,»~ 

i > 

, t mi& ViUgt«. IntendsiiMl Wttcnnr • UMan I#W 

? WEB&8B3t 

u^Â:^ ^^^mm 

Summer Rental 

I S O O f f . o u r l o w W B B W J m i B . O n e 

D s o r o o r a n e a r b e o c f i . b o a r a w a l k . a i r - 

e s n a , p o o l , p u i s l r u . U n i i a a , M o n s n ' 

M o n s N y , C M S l t m 2 1 M 6 ? - « B i . 

B E A C H B L O C K - b r M I y , l o r B i h o u u , S , 

B i g w r m j , a n d c o m l o n f l b i s B l e e p i n g liv- 

i n g r o o m , H c y s s i , 1 2 m 8 1 a n a . B i g 

p o r c t i - F a m i l i e s o n l y , a v a i l a l j i a l a s i t w a 

W H I S I n A n . a n d a l l S e p t C a n a s a . 

3 0 6 3 9 A M l O 9 P M . « c » p l S a i 

B E A C H B L O C K • near M u s i c P m , R a - 

S u c M M M . O n i M r m . c o n a g a , T w o t 3 

M i m . a p i s , p a t c h , p a r t i n g , c t B l a . 1 1 4 

M n r l y n T e r r a c o C a l l 3 S 0 - 9 0 4 S 

B l A O H i L M K . N M t * D B M r a M I 

B p a r m w i i w i n p a r e d , o n t j f w a / w k . 

i L M S A n o n U l . C M E 1 M 2 M 3 M O V 6 - 

n l n g i o r I n s p a c l S a t u r d a y , W « D s l a n c s y 

pitt» aa 

Summer Rental 

Winter Rent0) 

FRIDAY, JULYajMBS 

Yearly Rental 

UBflg am ieoRooM 

APT, • umn fully oquippeq. nua,n pa- 

m. Ig. IMngWInfnj faern, 20 •jtiis, 

Mm ihsm, tr TV, sit lOiWani 

•r«.j AnoaM from' Aug. a? on. Can 

399-11«. 

•RIGHT AND CHEERFUL • 008 bdrm. 

opt, jieeps 4. etoM m beacti and storai 

$3,000, far issun w Si .NO, nr July 

and 11,100 tor AugusL Ml 561 Mil or 

MKlJi 

SUMMER RENTALS 

AVAILABLE FFIOU 

ROBERT LSHAHP 

Real Estate 

399-1637 or 39W)784 

T w o a n d 3 M r r n , a p s , 

O e n m n l t n t t o M M t b o a r d v r a l K 

a t M l h S L P r t c o d r r a m $ 3 6 0 

w t M y I n J u l y a n d A u g u t t . 

S a u M M , 1 * b d r m . s e c o n d n . 

w i t h w n d t O i , $ 4 1 0 w s s M y . 

T n r t t t m a m m a j x . Q m n t o a u * 

s t y l e ) , w l m w a s h e r . A v a i l a b l e J u l y 

a n d A u g u i l . 

R e o u c o d r a l M . T W w U d r _ , 

b o a c h t r o n t a p u . $ 8 9 5 t o S I T S 

W A v a l . J u l y * A u g . 

OSNTHALLY LOCATiP APART. . 8 

M r m s , u v B a t h s , M i p s 4 , A v a i l a b l e 

M r s e a s o n . W . 2 O 0 - I r a s l u d e i T V t W i l l - 

l i e s . C a l l 3 9 9 - e i o i . 

O E N T H A L L Y L O O A T I D • I b e d r o o m 

a p t , A w l l u n m a a t t a l y , d e a n , n e a t 

JgjjMA. ««*»£ SUMIM 0, 

C L E A N B R I G H T • t w o a n d t h r o e B e d - 

r o o m f a m i l y u n l n a l 1 7 4 1 C o n t r o l A v t . 

o n e H o c k I s b e a c h a n d b o a n j w a l l t , s o m e 

t M U r l n g d o c k s w i t h o c o a n v i e w , 

s c r e e n e d p s r e h a s , w a s h e r , d r y e f . w / w 

c a r p o l l n g W e e k l y a n d b i - w e e k l y s r a - 

e o n a l r e n t a l s a v a i l a b l e . C a l l 3 9 1 - M i S o r 

0 2 9 - 8 3 9 4 . 

L E E W A R D I N N B I D A N D B R E A K F A S T 

• ttom a p t . a v a i i a t t e w e e k l y a n d r o o m s 

a v a i l a b l e d a l l y . C a l l 3 9 1 - m 9 o r 2 9 6 - 

N E W E F F I C I E N C I E S - 2 4 l u x u r y i f f . , 

d w i c y s u i t e s , N B y - w k l y , M 

8 0 0 ft. l o M e c h / M v M k , h e a t e d p o o l , 

p a r k , i l e v a t s r , m a i d s s r v l c o , W i c n e n s . 

V C R & Z T V s , l a u n d r y , p h s f l i , a o d l l 

c a r d s . A l s o , 3 full f e a t u r e g u e s t a a p i . 

n s u i M , 2 0 0 - 7 0 0 f l . i s b e a m , A n d r e w ' s 

I n n 1 C o l o n y , I N S O c e a n A v a . 3 9 9 - 

2 4 M . 

O N I B E D R O O M A P A R T M E N T • a l e e p i 

4 , i b l o c h i l o b s a e h . M l 3 9 9 - 7 3 5 2 . 

O N E B I P B O O M A P A R T M E N T . e a n B t l 

J s e a l i B n , s u n d e c k . 1 b l o c k h e r n b e a c h , 

s l o o p s 4 , W e e k l y , ( 2 5 0 , a v a i l , u n t i l a n d 

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b e a c h a n d b o a r d w a l k . U r g e s u n d e c k 

w / o c o a n v i e w $ 5 0 0 p e r w e e k 4 1 2 

C o r i n t h i a n A v e 3 9 8 - 5 9 4 3 

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One bedroom condo, Btoops 

4, ill new Few stops n 

boacto art boardwa/k. Deluxe 

kitchens, color TV, swimming 

pad with iiwBl, daearattr 

hunlthlngB, 2 free M ttrtu 

parking spaces with each unit 

BEACHWATCH 1 unit 28 

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REAL ESTATE 

Realtors 

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CONDOWMUM APARTMENTS 

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Same efficiency, one 


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cancellation. Call <strong>for</strong> in- 

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Park Place and the Beach 

399-5353 

THE ASBURY CLUB 

1357 Asbury AVB. 

Ha* SMIOMI A*nta7i 

300-0440 

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v e r y c l e a n $ 4 0 0 w e e k l y . C a l l 3 9 8 - 4 0 9 0 

Winter Rental 

BISCAVHE HOTEL 

399-1335 

« r l n g « 4 5 

p r i v e t s b a t h ; c o l o r T V , 

P a r k . I T S H i 

812 OCEAN AVE. 

O C E A N C I T Y - o n d a y A v « , i b e d r o o m 

a p t , f u r n i s h e d ' A m l l , S e p L 1 5 6 0 I n d , 

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Real Estate Sale Real Estate Sale, 

Ocean City Waterfront 

Residences from $159,000. 

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f t m p e r m o C a l l 3 9 9 - 2 9 3 0 , M a n t h r u 

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t 4 5 0 / m o n t h . 3 9 9 - 4 8 0 2 o r 3 9 8 - 7 8 2 3 

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h o o d . C a l l 3 9 8 - 1 4 3 4 . 

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1 3 6 1 . 

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909 WIST AVI, 


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Two bdrm,, 2 bath condo. 

available Immediately. 

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I n * o l 3 3 M S m M w a e o a i n g S o i i h - 

M l J tt S M H t 

In deference to the 

national shufflcboard tour- 

nament, played In Lake- 

land, Ohio, our New Jersey 

Slate and Ocean Gty clubs 

cancelled tournaments to 

allow all top competitors to 

compete in the nationals. 

We can say that our state 

was well represented in all 

categories in Ohio. We in 

Ocean City were <strong>for</strong>tunate 

to send eight of our mem- 

bers to this annual competi- 


The tournament was 

divided into several catego^ 

lies. First it was a closed 

tournament in singles <strong>for</strong> 

men and women over the 

age of 55, with men and 

womgn in separate divi- 

sions. Then it was die same, 

Only an .open tournament 

<strong>for</strong> any and all to enter with 

consolation in all divisions. 

We will give you those 

who won from New Jersey. 

Audrey Laffcrty from 

Ocean City placed fourth in 

Hie Ocesw City Beach 

Patrol will be competing in 

two lifeguard tournaments 

this weekend. 

d Sunday evening 

»B *e43rdMargateMemo^ Montgomery in the swim, 

end Ted Evans in the onp- 

man lifeboat • ,.- > '' 

com-' Sunday's three eV«hV, 

Dutch Hoffman Memorial 

Championship In Wild- 

Sim SALE AT 

MRHSAUG.U 

The Mainland Band and 

Band Boosters will sponsor 

TO! 

B T A T E 

You SJS hereby gr«n 

sen llw isaamg and « 

yths Court ollhs duly vt 

u p o n ( h a » 

b y t h » C o u r t o l l h s d u l y 

e W M H t e d m • C M M I M k i ( h e 

B u p w l a r C o u r t 0 1 M m . M M L a w 

O t v W o n . C a p * M a y C o u n t y , B M k M 

N o . L - O i M ^ S , I n w h i c h I h s j 8 t U « e l 

T r a n s ^ o r T i t l o n , I t p m i n t l l l . » r 

H A R R Y Q A 3 K I N 3 ; « , a l . , m 

Giavdec from Wall, second 11. Subs available with or 

consolation in the closed without onions, peppers on 

Netty Mauley placed sec- the side; $2 each. Call 927- 

ond, open consolation, with 6507 or 927-2676. 

Ruth Goode placing third, 

both are from Ocean Grove. 

This same twosome placed 

first In open consolation 

doubles, \. 

Even thougtv we under- 

stand our men gave a good 

account of themselves, it 

wasn't quite enough 

..... to begin at &15 pan. on the 

pin. on the Lincoln Avenue HunUnton Avenue beach in 

beach. The Wildwood Margate. The OCBP has 

Beach Patrol won last year, won this prestigious com-. 

closely followed by Cape petition the past two years.' 

May and Ocean City. Representing the OCBP 

This year's OCBP team will be Ron Kirk and Chuck 

includes Doug Schmltt In Dunn in the two-man life-i 

the two-mile run. Ron Kirk boat, Bob Montgomery in 

and Chuck Dunn in the the swim and Ted Evans in 

two-man lifeboat, Bob the one-man lifeboat < , 

TODAY'S PUZZLE 

and 

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The Lakeland Club is to 

be congratulated on the fine 

treatment of our nation's 

competitors. 

We understand that Bella 

Wilton, our 97-year-old 

young lady who resides in 

the Absecon Manor, is now 

relegated to a wheel chair, 

but continues to share her 

normal outgoing 

O N E B E D R O O M A P A R T M E N T - 

m w t l h l y . C « ) l 3 a 8 - 1 4 » ( . 

1500 

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l i o n , w a s h e r a n d d r y e r , w n v c a r p a l , t e n - 

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Beyond the Dunes 

For the sports enthusiast with a thirst, a pflaee^ fcowl you over 

By LEE STEELE 

Sentinel-Lsdatr Staff 

EGG HARBOR TOP. — 

The first thing that hits you 

as you walk in is the big, 

big, big swoon TV — whoso 

channel selector is seemingly 

locked on the sports 

channels — over the bar. 

The second thing that 

occurs to you is that the 

same program is on 30 different 

TVs scattered all over 

the giant rod-nnd-white 

arena which Is filled with 

countless games and diversions. 

And if you're a sports 

fan, a third thing occurs to 

you; You've gone to heaven, 

Sutors Ultimate Sports 

Club has taken over the 

Dunes, a once ominouslooking 

bar where Ocean 

Drive moots the Longport- 

Somers Point Boulevard. 

<strong>It'</strong>s still a bar. but one with 

a definite theme. 

Over 100 games such as 

darts, basketball, video 

games, tabletop bowling or 

hockey, pool. A boxing ring 

<strong>for</strong> a dance flc<strong>for</strong>. Free 

"stadium style" munchios. 

Waitresses dressed as 

cheerleaders and bartenders 

dressed as referees are 

serving boor and mixed 

drinks to slake the thirst 

brought on by the buttered 

popcorn and peanut! 

which, somehow, come out 

of their shells already salted. 

<strong>It'</strong>s a penny arcade <strong>for</strong> 

grownups, 

A charter or annual membership 

($300 and $100, 

respectively) entitles 

patrons to swimming pool 

privileges, a Sutors jacket 

and sweatshirt, free admission 

and "priority reservations 

<strong>for</strong> Sutors Ultimate 

Sports Club Veterans Stadium 

Penthouse Suite and 

Super Bus," according to 

the brochure. 

This is the largest of thi 

four area bars owned by the 

seven Sutor brothers and 

one brother-in-law, who 

also have Sutors Point Pub, 

Somers Point; the Sailfish, 

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105 E. Roosevelt Blvd., Marmora 390-0044 

Margate; La Club at the 

Enclave, Atlantic City; and 

Sutors Island Inn, <strong>for</strong>merly 

Jeffrey's piano bar, down 

the road. 

The S2 mUUon Sports 

Club first opened last Friday 

after contractors per<strong>for</strong>med 

a "small miracle" 

renovating the Dunes in 10 

weeks, said Jeanine Rcpa, 

director of marketing and 

advertising. 

Its grand opening is Aug. 

12, making it the latest in a 

national trend which started, 

as trends do, in Cali<strong>for</strong>nia., 

There are several 

"sporte bars" around the 

country, including one in 

Baltimore which has a miniature 

golf course and a tabletop 

shuffleboard court, 

although Repa Jaw thesators' 

Spoils £p> has 

twice 

"Ifs all with the idea of 

keeping our guests occupied," 

said Repa. There" 

am lots of planned activities." 

Ifs a far cry from the 

Dunes, a rock V roll-type 

of bar which Repa recalls 

patronizing 10 years ago. 

On the second floor used 

to be a gourmet restaurant 

which the Sutors plan to 

re-establish in six to eight 

Crabbing and fishing banned at ramp 

UPPER TOWNSHIP — 

Complaints about crabbing 

and fishing lines interfering 

with boaters and swimmers 

at the Beesley's Point boat 

ramp hove prompted 

Township Committee to 

ban the activities from the 

Harbor Road facility. 

By resolution Monday 

night, the governing body 

determined crabbing and 

fishing will be prohibited 

from the dock and swimming 

plat<strong>for</strong>m, areas where 

it could hamper boaters and 

bathers. 

The action was in 

response to a lettter from 

township residents Mr. and 

Mrs. James CSuch who, 

among other complaints, 

maintained that crab lines 

from the dock make it 

impossible <strong>for</strong> boaters to tie 

up while waiting <strong>for</strong> a 

chanoB to use the ramp, 

"Crab traps are hanging 

from the pier on the launching 

side of the ramp," said 

the letter, read aldud at the 

meeting. "This should be 

<strong>for</strong>bidden as the lines tangle 

in the props and, along 

with scratching the boat 

sides, the crabbers are yelling 

at the boaters to watch 

their lines and stop scaring 

away their craba" 

Committcetnan Bruno 

Tropeano, a Becsle/s Point 

resident who uses the area 

<strong>for</strong> crabbing, concurred that 

crabbers have been 

"obnoxious" at <strong>time</strong>s and 

have interfered with boat* 

ere and swimmers. 

"If you want to.get an 

earful some <strong>time</strong>, go down 

there," he said. 

Prohibiting fishing and 

crabbing from the dock 

completely was proposed 

by Committeeman and 

Freeholder Daniel Bcycl, 

after his colleagues had 

In a related- matter, 

Stavilta resident Paul AUegrctto 

asked why fees are 

charged at the ramp when 

other recreational services 

arc free. 

Beyel explained that several 

years ago, when the 

ramp, was' free, residents 

petitioned Township Committee 

in *a complaint over 

inconclusively hashed out traffic at the ranm Bevel 

how they could en<strong>for</strong>ce a said boaters werev coming 

prohibition only at those 

<strong>time</strong>s it became necessary 

to restrict the activities. 

Beyel's motion was 

approved unanimously by 

his colleagues. 

The CPSuch letter also 

called on the governing 

body to repair a "gorge" in 

the ramp. 

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