Sep 1978 - On-Line Newspaper Archives of Ocean City

PAGE 8 — SECTION ONE OCEAN CITY (N.J.) SENTINEL-LEDGER FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER IS, 1978
For pole climbing
Bell designs new equipment for women
Ask any New Jersey Bell
installation technician and he'll
tell you it's no easy trick
climbing those utility poles to
hook up phone service.
Imagine that you're five-footthree,
115 pounds soaking wet,
ami the gear you have to wear
on the Job was designed for
huge, burly men. Now you have
some idea of the logistical
problems faced by women who
work as installation
technicians.
To help the increasing
number of women hired by New
Jersey Bell as installation
technicians —andsmaller men
who perform the same job —
the Bell System came up with
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some new climbing gear.
The climber, as it is called, is
an iron stirrup with a spike, or
gaff, for digging into the utility
pole. It is strapped around both
the foot and leg and enables the
technician to climb a pole
which doesn't have rungs or
steps.
A new, smaller version is
going into use at New Jersey
Bell's corporate training center
in South Plainfield, where installation,
cable splicing and
repair technicians receive their
basic training. The redesigned
climber for women accommodates
a smaller foot and
leg. The gaff angle is altered to
make climbing easier, faster
and safer.
"A lot of women were having
serious problems with the
standard climbers" said
Ronald P. Zellns, Western
Electric engineer who designed
the modified climber. Western
•ectric's products engineering
division in Springfield drafted
specifications for the supplier
who manufactures the climbers
for the Bell System.
Zellns said he polled 215
women installers in mid-1975
for their opinions on the
equipment. Based on the answers,
four smaller climbers
were developed and tested by
101 women from four Bell
companies. He picked the one
that received the most
favorable reviews.
Does the new climber make a
difference?
Marta Sterrett, 24, of
MorriBtown, an installation
technician for more than four
years, thinks so. One of a dozen
women at New Jersey Bell to
test the modified gear, she gave
the new climber the best en-
dorsement possible. She asked
Car the first pair to arrive in
New Jersey and took them to
work.
Ocean City coming events
TODAY & TOMORROW
6th Annual Crafts Show and
Sale sponsored by the Arts
Center to be held on the Music
Pier. Today 1 to 9 p.m.
Tomorrow 10 a.m. to 9 p.m.
SUNDAY
Cape May County Branch
AAUW tea for prospective
members, 2 to 4 p.m. at the
home of Frances Carter.
Show Time variety show, 8
p.m. on the Music Pier.
MONDAY
Rebekah Lodge meeting,
12:30 p.m. in the American
Legion Hall, 14th St. and Haven
Av.
Exchange Club dinner
meeting, 7 p.m. in Daniel's
restaurant, Somers Point.
Ocean City Card Club games,
7:15 p.m. in the Youth Center.
PUBLIC NOTICE
SHCRIFF'SSALE
By vlrtut of a Civil Action Writ of
BiKirtlon. to IM directed, issued out ol
mt Superior Court 01 Now Jersey,
Chancery Division. Cape May County,
Docket No. F-43U-T7. on the ittti day of
Auevst. me. In a certain cause wherein
Cape May County Sayings and Loan
Association, a corporation of New Jersey/
. Is plaintiff, and diehard O. Townsead and
Joan L. Town lend, his wtfai and
Hftmefliakars Finance Service. Inc are
defendants. I shaH expose to sale at public
vendueon
WIDMISDAY.OCTOBIRIMtT*
el one o'clock In tfta enemeea I prevalUae.
tlmal et aeM day at me therm's otHce in
Cipe May C—rt M—,Caaa May Co—ty.
New Jeneyi
ALL THAT CMTAIN tract or parcel of
laad and premises situate, lying and being
In the City ol Ocean City, County el Cape
May and State ol New Jersey, more
particularly described as follows:
••OINNINO at Ibe intersection of the
Southeasterly line el Asbw-y Avenue, with
the Southwesterly line ol Third Streef
extending touthwestwardty la said line ol
Asbvrv Avenue 70 feet In front or b readth >
aad of that width extending Soufheestwardty
between parallel lines, one being
the Southwesterly line el Third Street, too
feet la length or depth to • fifteen feet wide
street.
•UNO Lets MO end m, Btoc* t>7,
Section A. Plan of Ocean City Association.
Amount due under ludgment Is
U7.1M.T1 with Interest, costs and therm's
teas to be added. At time of sale cash or
certified checK In the amount of 10 percent
of the bid price Is required.
The Sheriff reserves the right to adteurn
any sale.
•eechH.Pex.
Sheriff
Dated: September IX mi
Kay, Cortno * Dwyer. Attys.
»•«. 4T, p.f. tn.ee
The opening of the League of
Women Voters of Ocean City
Men's Regular Republican meeting, 8 p.m. in the Youth for the 1978-1979 season will
dub meeting, 8 p.m. on theCenter.
Councilman Jeanne take place at a reception
Music Pier.
Cumn will explain the "Pooper Thursday, September 21, from
Scooper" ordinance.
8 to 10 p.m. in the youth center.
St. Augustine's Regional
All those of legal voting age are
School Board meeting, 8 p.m.
welcome to attend
Board of Education meeting,
Special guests for the evening
Nomettes luncheon meeting, 8 p.m. in the Primary School.
will be Congressman and Mrs.
11:30 a.m. in Plymouth Inn.
William J. Hughes; Freeholder
Alcoholics Anonymous
Square-Ologlsts basic level
square dance, 8 p.m. in the
meeting, 8:30 p.m. in the
Longhorn Hall, 1117 Simpson
Episcopal Cameron Hall, 30th
Av.
St. and Bay Av.
TUESDAY
Bus trip to Philadelphia for
the show "Platinum" starring
Alexis Smith at the Shubert.
Bus leaves the Arts Center, 409
Wesley Av., at 4 p.m.
Luncheon card party sponsored
by the Auxiliary of Snore
Memorial Hospital, 12:30 pan.
on the Music Pier.
Ocean City Humane Society
Sciiiuo
Public Notice
C " M<
Pursuant to the order of W. Robert
Hentges. Surrogate ol the County el Cape
May. made on the sixth day of September,
ins. on the petition oi the subscriber, the
•xecutors of said dtcsdmt. notice la
hereby given to the Creditors el aaM
decedent to present to the sUecvfers
within six months from the stalk day of
September. \m. their Claims la wrWaa
and under eatk. spedfymg the aneeat
claimed and the parrkWan of the cteim.
Dated September am. A.D.. 117a
Osrtrudaw. Cliff,
LaMaM.aKt.
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Can»-cuff araao
aad Bernard BUaa.
Jeanne M. Idwserf. •*atl*wi
Attorney
Canteen, N J.
t-13. IT, p.f. sa.ro
LUNCHEON CARD PARTY
A final reminder is made of
the luncheon card party being
given by Ocean City Chapter
Auxiliary of Shore Memorial
Hospital Tuesday at 12:30 p.m.
on the Music Pier. All reservations
must be in today,
September IS, and may be
made by calling 399-7801 or 398-
3508.
Sell it in the
classified pages
Announcing the long awaited
authoritative book
on Royal Doulton Figures.
The new "Royal Doulton Figures" book is the definitive
work I lull c\er\ collector and art lover should
own. It is a large sue volume (8 J -i" x 12' i") with 432
pages and 850 culor photographs.
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Alanon meeting, 8:30 p.m. in
St. John's Lutheran Church,
10th St. and Central Av.
Matinee Duplicate Bridge
game, 12:30 p.m. in the
American Legion Hall, 14th St.
and Haven Av. Light, lunch
served 11:45 a.m.
Jolly Bidders Duplicate
Bridge game for those with less
than SO master points, 7:30 pjn.
in the American Legion Hall,
14th St. and Haven Av.
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Marta Sterett. 24, of Morristown, scales a utility pole with ease using
new, small-sized climbing gear developed for women installation
technicians at New Jersey Bell. Victor Possien, an instructor at New Jersey
Bell's corporate training center, and Marta, right, compare the differences
in climbing gear.
Women voters set season opening
and Mrs. Thomas B. Tucker; and Mrs. William H. Woods.
Mayor and Mrs. Chester J. City Administrator and Mrs.
Wimberg and council members Paul T. McCarthy also have
and their spouses, Mr. been invited.
and Mrs. Herbert J. A film produced under the
Brownlee; Mr. and Mrs. direction of the League of
Richard Clunn; Mr. andWomen
Voters of New Jersey
Mrs. Jack Jones; Mr. and Mrs. will be shown. Refreshments
Henry S. Knight; Mr. and Mrs. will be served and a time for
William J. Mete; Mr. and Mrs. questions and socializing has
rackolas J. Trofa Jr., and Mr. been scheduled.
Sun Rose Book and Stationers
(Formerly Sun Rose Book Shop & Ocean City Statibnery)
640 Asbury Ave. Ocean City\
Books • Records • Tapes •Stationery • Office Supplies
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Try Our Copy Machine!
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FARM & GARDEN CENTER
Make the grass greener
With any Wintergreen Fertilizer
Purchase at Reg. Price, a
box of GreenviewSeed.
A '5.25 value
1*2
IS
YOUR side
of the fence!!
Greenvfeuj
Winter Green
10,00lWi295 $ 10 95
2 Way Winter Green
5000 m 'Ms $ 7 45
10,000 n»'1595*1 3"
MUFFINELLI'S SPECIALS
MIX & MATCH 3Forot.K.tt. Heatarlan Beef O—Ulfc Nsedlts M.W
••VMt tcalepfM"*, P*r«siM fM r«tt MJ«
DINNERS du JOUR SEPT. 15-21
FRI."Paprika Schnitzel & Dumplings S4.7S
SAT. Scampi A Linguine, White Clam Sauce *5.25
SUN.** Roast Fresh Ham, Whipped Pot.. Sauerkraut M.JO
MON.** Stuffed Cabbages. Sauerkraut Sauce SJ.7S
TUES.** Roast Breast of Chicken, Dressing, Sweet Pot. $3.95
•• Served with choice of veg. All dinners served witn choice
of salad, bread A butter.
Selection of Homemade Desserts prepared DaBy
Catering for
Dinner Parties
398-3482
1340 Bay Ave.
OPEN YEAR'ROUND
Fa* Ham: 3-430 Defy
Camd-Tats.* Watt
PtkMt Men b*M KMM - fcM fun.
A vacation .
at every meal
Breakfast, Luncheon, Dinner.... make each a special treat
in our famous Saxony Room at the Port-O-Call. Our
delicious continental cuisine creates an epicurean's
journey to lands of the Continent.... and you'll enjoy a
'bite-sized" vacation with each meal.
, BREAKFAST — served six days a week from 8-11 a.m. It a
a delightful way to start your day!
LUNCHEON — served six days a week from 12 - 2 p.m. You
will enjoy trying each of our luncheon specials, and our'
sandwich specials, too.
DINNER — served seven days a week from 8-8 p.m. Enjoy
a wonderful dinner as you view the Ocean from our
Saxony Room. The atmosphere is magnificent • the food
superb! Reservations Suggested-
SUNDAY BRUNCH — a brunch buffet with such a large
selection of great food, you'll never finish
ampling all of them. Complimentary
coffee is served in the lobby.
RORTOCAU
• MATST* t MAYAS ku
Aims of Ocean City.
Surviving are her husband,
James N. H. Meadowcroft III;
member of the Quarter Century
dub of the Atlantic dry
Electric Company.
Surviving are two sons,
a son, James N. H. IV of
Unionville; a daughter, Mary- Walter J. Jr. of Reading, Pa.
Lew (Mrs. Charles) Lawrence and John W. of Northfield;
of Quakertown, Pa.; a brother three daughters, Elizabeth C.
and two sisters, Richard T. Waters, Ruth P. Valentinson
Worrall, Edith Staats and and Theresa M. Maguire, all of
Miriam (Mrs. Thomas F.) Ventnor; 48 grandchildren and
Arden, all of Kennett Square; 18 great grandchildren.
and 10 grandchildren.
Mass of Christian Burial will
Services will be held this be held Saturday at 10 a.m. in
morning (Friday) at 11 o'clock St. James R.C. Church, Vent-
in the Baptist Church of West nor. Interment will be at Holy
Chester, 221 S. High St. In- Cross Cemetery, Mays Lanterment
will be at Union Hill ding. Friends may call from 7
Cemetery, Kennett Square. to 9 p.m. Friday at the George
H. Wimberg Funeral Home,
7300 Ventnor Av., Ventnor.
Walter J. Foster Sr;
retired AE supervisor tWilliam Morgan King Sr.
SOMERS POINT —Walter William Morgan King Sr. of
J. Fessler Sr. of Atlantis
4823 Asbury Av. died Monday,
Apartments, died Wednesday, September 11 at the Daybreak
September 13 in Shore
Lodge nursing home in
Memorial Hospital. He was 77 Wilmington, Del., after a period
and a retired supervisor at the of failing health. He was 61 and
Atlantic City Electric Com- a retired owner and operator of
pany.
service stations.
Mr. Fessler formerly lived in
Mr. King formerly lived In
Ventnor and Northfield prior to
Ha vert own, Malvern and
moving to Somers Point. He
Darby, Pa, and had resided
retired in 1965 and was a
here for 18 years. He was a
VOLTACO'S
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Phone 927-1117
*Rt. 9 & Mass. Ave*,
Somers Point, N. J.
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Entertainment for Everyone
Off the Somers Point Circle, Somers Point
2 Shows Nightly - Continuous Music
THEN & NOW and JAY & RICK
Show and Dancing Every Night
Free Adrnisston/No Minimum/No Cover
CHEFS COMPLETE
Full Course Dinner Specials
*3.50 4 up everyday
Served Nightly From 4 p.m. to 3 a.m.
1) Strictly Fresh Mlfc Fed Veal Parmtyana. 3.95
2) Prime Rib of Beef 5.50
3)RtotMignon 6.95
4)rMBrotodCMckefl,
Lemon and Butter Sauce 3.50
5) Shrimp Stuffed with 100% Crab 4.95
6) Sirloin Mew York Cut 6.95
Alt plttfn ••rvfKf with potato/ *ep.. A Salad
927-1060 or 927-9408
OjNM 24 Hour*, 7 Day a W—k Serving
Bnakfaai. Lunch, Dtnntr A Lato Ntto Snacks
graduate of Friends Academy
in Locust Valley, N.Y. and was
a. World War II Army veteran.
He had owned and operated
service stations in Bryn Mawr
and Rosemont, Pa., retiring in
1978. He was a former member
of the Bryn Mawr Kiwanis
dub, a member of Post 2189
VFW of Somers Point, a 32nd
degree Mason, member of the
E. Coppee Mitchell Lodge 606 P
& AM. the Scottish Rite, both of
Philadelphia, the Tall Cedars of
Lebanon Mainline Forest 153 of
Berwyn, Pa., and Attended
Wesley United Methodist
Church in Petersburg.
Surviving are his wife,
Dorothy; two sons, William M.
Jr. of West Chester, Pa., and
Gary J. of Malvern; three
daughters, Gail McMurray and
Dorothy Sue King, both of West
Chester, and Irene K. Mumford
of this city; his mother, Alice
King Bleacher of Darby; two
sisters, Helen Gabnell of North
Wales, Pa., and Marian Powers
of Deerfleld Beach,Fla.; and 14
grandchildren.
Services will be held today
(Friday) at 10:30 a.m. at
Goshen Baptist Church, West
Chester, with the Rev. Howard
Ruth, pastor, officiating. Interment
will be in Glenwood
Memorial Gardens, Broomall,
Pa.
The family requests
memorial contributions be
made to Wesley United
Metbodiat Church, Petersburg,
R.D. Woodbine, N.J. 06270.
William Edwin Hepp Sr.;
catfe tv nanager
William Edwin Hepp Sr. of
2021 Cedar Bridge Rd., Northfield,
died suddenly Monday
evening, September 11, the
victim of an auto accident on
the Margate Blvd. He was 44
and was district manager of
Teleprompter Cable Television
Company.
Mr. Hepp was a native of
Atlantic City, a lifelong
resident of the area and a 1952
graduate of Atlantic City High
School. He was a director of the
. New Jersey State Cable TV
Association and a member of
the National TV Association.
He also was a trustee of the
Pleasantvllle Presbyterian
r*f1>XHfp-'' ' ' ,
JvSurviving are his wife, Emily
Jane; two sons, William E. Jr.
and Timothy C; a daughter,
Deborah K.; his mother,
Emma Hepp of Atlantic City; a
brother, Warren of New York
City; and two sisters, Marian
Smith of Atlantic City and
Janet Cavileer of Steelmanville.
. Services were held yesterday
(Thursday). Interment was at
the Atlantic City Cemetery,
Pleasantvllle. The family
requests memorial donations.
be made to the Atlantic County
Cancer Society.
Jossph C. Renz;
hospital electrician
SOMERS POINT—Joseph C.
Renz of 151 Somers Point
Village, died Tuesday, September
12 in Shore Memorial
Hospital. He was 63 and employed
as an electrician.
Bar. Renz was formerly from
Philadelphia and had resided
here for about one year. He was
a member of the Disabled
American Veterans.
Surviving are two sons,
Michael and Christopher, both
of this city; and three sisters,
Mary of this city, Anna Deery
of Cherry Hill and Florence
Woods of New Hampshire.
Mass of the Resurrection was
said last evening (Thursday) in
St. Joseph's R.C. Church. Interment
will be at the Knoll
Wood Memorial Park, Canton,
Mass. _
Too Late to Classify
SCHWINN-Olrl't bike; pair table
Kmps. wood and braui breaming therapy
unit, excellent condition. 3*9-4732. «-U
WHITE — vinyl 1 sectional sofa *W. Call
399-4537. 9-1J
STOVE — 34" Hotpotit Elec. excellent
condition «U; 73" double bowl white
porcelain "over Iron" sink with f meet and
spray attachment. Excellent condition
sis. Call AV. Faunce at 39M1Z3 or 399-
3334. 913
PILGRIM LOOOE-ground floor, 2
badroomfum. apt. on quiet street, utilities
IndudedllOO. Call 3*14093. ft
WE HAVE — wlnttr rentals. 1.13*4
bedrooms at Plnktrton Realty, Realtors
39H430. F9-I9
WINTER RENTAL — Two bedroom lstfl.
turn. apt.. IVI baths, souihend. Fully
equipped. No pet*. References. Call 39a-
1443 and 399O934. 929
FURNISHED — 3 bdrm. house, 14th and
Wesley Aves., references, mature persons
only. MOO per month plusutllltles. Call 39a-
4M4or 331-4031. 9-29
SECRETARY — full time employment In
O.C. General office duties for plumbing
and heating office. References required.
Please call 399-2217. 9-21
HAIRDRESSER — looking tor work In
busy salon. 13 yrs. experience and all
aroundoperator.Call927-«19atter3. 9-19
ATTIC- -TttaAftUBfM~eafc- -dlaiin*
chairs. 2 stts of 4 matched, some odd
unmatched. Call 3W-47I2. 9-13
YEARLY RENTAL — furnished In O C . 2
bedrooms. %Tli a month Includes utilities.
Call441.73»after«p.m. 9-13
GOLD COAST AOeA — 2 bedrooms, I
bath, sunporch. living room, dtnlng room,
kit., laundry room, dishwasher. Asking
«200 + utilities. Call 213434-1343. 9-19
Ocean Citys
newest restaurant«in Historic Cape May, N.J.
Top of the Maiq will allow $5 OO daily except Saturday on any
dinnor check when accompanied by a regular paying customer
Not valid on special or children's menus, liquor & servico plates
Reservations suggested Valet parking
Most m*jor credit cards accepted at Top of the Mcrq located in
the Marquis d« Lafayette Inn on the Beach, between Oecatui
and Ocean Sts. on Beach Ave.. Historic Cape May. N.J. 08204
(60S) 884-3431
Couswn mutt b* prvscflixl ind Uull not 0* rtpraductd without p«r
mtuloa «a Tenet tltt nurq. Valid until Oct. int. It7i.
BLITZ'S FOOD
MARKET
201 6W. ST.
OCEAN CITY, NJ.
Lean Domestic
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