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HOAG «NO SONS 

SPRIMfiPORT 

Pkwy. toll hike hearing Jan. 13 on Music Pier 

Section 1 

Local history: where is it in city's future plans? 

&*****&&* House here designed by frtmk Lioyd Wright im't even mentioned 

mm mm let Ml wNch TUMI te «*. rf ru*y *Wrt," raid GVfwu* B«MMI 

With family k WI titf^ »o^taîtf». t>anlcl Beyel takil Uis oatli 5 office OR county freeholder. Story on pap a 

Beyel freeholder; y 

wlUon ttf Loul« DUjiilo, when TAim- 

«L A Marmort buWneMmiui who l« 

lhvol\*i h htimerouji local cminty and 

ttltil WiUillUdiU) wii iwora ai 

thefewere 

writtfpitl here, tum&t event* 

Wid •Moil two months tfsUenc* and 

toeculatldn M the subject of who would. 

iri^WAaa'ia" ! < . t - . 

pp fHajftrj S ' J 

l^fore DlLti»Io was unanlmouily 

•flu 

; A cfowd «| «cm ate t M» ntt «awy fin. ~ irhMt tin »urn It) 

For zoning code input ; ; 

Officials want I 

enforcement head 

on hand Saturday 

Miliiia Kate Carooelo, 

and Patricia garoccio, wai 

_ ofllclaJIy welcomed M Ocean 

aty'iNew. Year Baby lill 

pm Monday, Jan. 4 In Shore . 

Ktomorlal HMpltil, genm V 

tm, - .. v 

TheCarocclM(ofweitl4th |\ 

rt-Mt, alio have a daughtar t 

Amanda, 2M.. . * 

"1 can't bell«v« IV laid ,< 

Mn. Caroccla on Tuaiday. ;. 

"We UUted abouMWi mi /, 

wwk (after seouig the article # 

l T T S t l ! I d t h 

't think It would happen to f 

Mfi^Caroodo, the dau|hter 

cTMorene Qano and Robert 

operated the SUng Ray Motel 

Mtiiuin during the »umfflff. 

H« li the MO tf Mr. and 

ator* 0/ Ready'i c X 

•llIM Kate, iMlgnlflg 

the Slit gW tojoln the W 

diialve ohib for tto lint 

Ocean aty baby «tart«d 37 

OMB Wi code triorewnent gf. mil fiili tMift ilJlllf iffl nf Iti 

ItU* tDputli thTPUnntnR Boanl'e i^fiMmto&Sl7lt&2*f**(*> 

mnrnm lip" jMil rJi i- 

tWmî.hiKlwHtt^ Mid 

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PAGE 2 — SECTION ONE TOE »bl\ 11NEL4J&D6ER. OCEAN OTFV, N J 

ANNUAL WINTER FURNTTURE SALE 

Every sof arlov© 

15%-50% seat, sleeper. 

OAUmnc and sectional 

dAVINbd in our entire 

stock is on sale! 

• 5% - 50% 

CAUIUHQ 

Save on every 

bedroom set and 

on open stock 

bedroo,,, pieces, 

too! 

WINTER WHITE 

\ 

IRte «•£ ^«ve on every 

10% - 33% dinette and 

SAVINGS dining room 

set in stock! 

SIMMONS 

BIDDING 

SALE 

15% Off Linen Dept. PIUS 

all regularly prlctd m ndlst^ 

Shoe and.Boot 

sale 

• IAAPQ ,. •RID CROSS • NIKI 

•CALICO • GIORGIO BRUTINI 

Men's Department 

SAVi 

20% - 50% Off 

• Suits and SportcoatsÔÔff 

• Dress Pants fffirTSale" 

• Shirts2096-50%Off 

,t" •« ",• 

...rJ:^ 

morel. 

All 198? Simmons 

twin, full, queen, 

and king size 

bedding is 

greatly reduced! 

plus specials.... 

'nit 111 

fe-:H JL 

Mis 

BE 

i ^~- 

Every swivel 

15%-40% rocker end 

?AVIURC reclinerln 

15% -50% 

OFF OUR 

LOW PRICES 

sale) 

• ALL LAMPS 

•ALLTASLiS 

• ALLPAINTINOS 

• ALL PICTURBS 

•ALL MIRRORS 

20% Off PieWerest "Shades" Sheets 

200 count, white, beige, blue, pink, yellow* seafoam 

Pieldcreir'Acceht" ilankets 

> 2 blankets for the price of let igmwir*mm 90 days Interest free 

• Senior SayInfls every day 

Wo win bring samples : 

Fret shop-it-home service 

Buy new for best selection ( 

20% • 50% Off 

Intimate Apparel Sale 

Saveon all bras, parity^ slips, 

camisoles from famous makers In , 

assorted styles, colors & situs. 4 * 

Danish Dream style bed pillows - Now 2 * $8,00 -•„• 

• Table Clothes • Shower Curtains 

r I I [ 1/ 

I ' IIU 1 

January Quilting Sale 

• |8% Off All 

••2B%'0tt 

All Muslin 

•' •28% Off AJijQulit!n0 

r Supplies 

(batting, thread, needles, cutter, matt, hoops) 

V 

Win a »50 Gift Certificate 

during January Quilt Block Contest 

Details in Stars ! s * 

' * • 

Boy's Department 

SAVE 

25% -50% Off 

• Outerwear 50% Off 

•Pants 25% to 50% Off 

•, Shtyts 2$ to, S0% Cfff _,_ 

1 ....plus much morel . 

* -' < s "i 

Fire damages 

historic home 

CktaM, 

BMW MM 

fe IMD h 

according to While Glhonkl »»U he 

" taiamfeMeklmM&lnfeB 

BW, the Htotoric ftMN; 

WrtBw v»tton SocI^ rt ^»er 

yw»w, TUMIUuIp ICtra «• JBBP-, 

ln«rMrwldniantDtt»«lrc* m betag built to 1W1 . 

lbs dmiged pMMwib | iiltoM The da 

ot.toOt«rtg*»l 

(ata 

B jte fcj_ 

û Hi»t boDt B • 

raootra Bran • Httnn UM wtth two bedroom*,., _ 

btther the oiwrhy êbdra for tte bdp. ...| 

FtWpjttedttpwdybwl," 

Ito main boose, a three- Ibe fht historic histori structure I* 

yldltebdh m ^ y home tor Glhondd, wit*,, 

•t 111 M»r»h>nvtne Rd. Virginia, and their ton,aostkltied 

smoke d«miige, Mstthew. He «U be WM Jal 

QrtarMlL starting to wortt to restor*;- 

Ibe hornets on* section of (bat part ot the oM iectton l«t 

Mar«h»UvUle Road being m eKt to -retain what t* 

nominated fat the National b 

Accidents, injuries 

on the increase 

TtafOctnlshspshereaireon 

fee tncreaae. 

Accidents it Ocean City's 

wont tntemctk)n,«hStreet 

and Bay Avenue, tacreased 

IromWtnlSWtoSOIastyear, 

police records indicate. 

Fatalities and Injuries 

resulting from traffic ae- 

c o n c 

MldSgtCurtDulL 

fha worst Intemctions In 

m and Bay (1B).,.W» and 

Ocean (HUM and Wesley 

(UêU and Wt(9)KK> 

Asbuiy (7)...Bth and 

ff)» • •• . * . 

The wtmrt In lM7t 

Mh wM Boy (M)..,W» ami 

Wert (II UUU0UI one 

(10) ... nth and Wart 

one totality) ... 

(7).,,tftd8lh6ml 

driving, DuU ntt Twenty-; 

lire were rearend mtehapB, pB, 

uwally caused by tnattenttve tttt , 

driven be aid. ,:. 

There were » causeway. 

accMents In IWi - ' 

vobed drunken 

tar more eeddents : 

Involved drinking and « 

In 1B». Dull wdd pwWlc, 

awareneas of the drunken;, 

driving problem Increased In 

19B6 resulting In fewer BUCK; 

accidents. _ ,.,L 

Awarcneas to now waning, 

Uta 

(ar 

MUiway* accidents were' 

mused hy drivers paying 

hWeittention to the itop^nf: > 

•p trafflc and curved, DulT 

said, c 

The reason given BfeCoBflJ 

most often »©¥ 

dmw 

Publicist .'I-»J; 

Wtti 

reUted Injun* In 1987, M 

percent more than in l6m. 

KllBttrlbltbeltKrt 

M1N9 RESULTS 

Thomas jewelers 

'*«#* m mum M A«MM'I _ 

The Sentinel-Ledger 

H't, ''- ' 1 

\»m 

Upper Cape is prominent during reorganization of county government 

p KAY 6QTOT 

HOTB- Ftnrrrtdentrf 

Oeeui CHy and «» tram 

Upp*Township were among 

in Jr. Miss 

y , 

and the opportunity to 

repwaenttbe Garden State at 

America's Jnnior MBu 

program iwlJoaM In MoNte, 

A muk of f acUvttie« Uttie« b> 

eluding touts, Inncheons, 

Fatality fault 

isn't determined 

ante «N» In total 

reorganieatlw 

autting nt*y 

neat. 

repents 

Upp*r TownaMp Mayor 

tit Decocretie «Mt«b Ui 

Nmte^ briUte nci, 

V to 

ty his wttfe, 

mm* mm* »S 

iMnn. A few itoys lifter 

Beyel stepped dmm u 

- 1 ^ Ll- JM-^-r'.irl ^^ 

tmlitttr vlei tttttar, 

Cemrty ««* Angel* 

RAttn and Shwffl Jwnes 

Fltwite, bttt Cram Ocean 

a^,ndSBRîiW, RAM 

it wBdwOod, dtoMMBta. 

Ibe caw^6 wig the Urt 

lt«ridin« * over the 

ceremonies m Snpertor 

Cm* Jodge tans CWWD, 

Director Otimtd Thoratwi, Beyel'4 victory in 

wpo now M n OMH m 

umiwHinuq;, 

deM ctnnca, Spulsh radart 

whik se*tt« a state the irswbg InHoence ot 

psychology dite. OuWde Assembly seat TWtbW*»s Upper Township," ran. 

Ak she wiled* rnwtotw ansacc*ssfial. 

mertrtKttpatrick, "and that 

dentfs •») chrtra 

roe papoiaDon is growing. 

Entertainer*. nWUBU Qulcigr w UUUEn^ BeyriblneHrsttreehoWer 

e Include fUVHnumt thfa yi»r ty from Oat Wwnshlp since 

dancing, skiing, ^^^b EWB, Wbd BBS hBM HOTTaotatogtoiasa 

•troWcs and vice director, Evans fecga Freeholder Board id. 

this month that be minlstwtor/clerk Dttm 

•coepted a trip to ftriotph is also from Upper 

Ouadt IB 1W1 tram u Tow ftownAbi county 

Oolkge of William and Mary engineering firm under Quum Barry Detventhtl *p. 

andpameacatwi-asacblkl contract to the County and county AwHtw Harry 

psyhl 

Municipal Utilities AnBmtty, S«tt bott. hav* tkwui Oty 

tbeawdsnlght.7;jo 

nfab win be 

at the door. the 

Jofawltr* 

no 

trotn the 

Unlvwdty ot Delaware and It 

employed at Children's 

BMpltal In the Oncology unit 

5c«naty attorney James 

BlBiirlck was named 

trcm the second 

northern-most town was km 

, NUe* doa»t MM toAvenue 

contributed eon* 

*termlnewhowasatfaultln Dieting acceuntu at who ran weather' 

fin jcddM v»hlch killed «n the red light there, Dull saW. 

Oc«natywom»n here Dec. He added that many who ..NMfh; M O today, bight 

». Sgt. Curt boll said may have seen what hap. 

PNM have chostn not \x> get » degrees In M eveaiag. 

The fiurtn tlk OT theinvolved 

by coining forward. 

wao 

adSdent Is being turned over Evidence l» liaing aa to Satarday,tempat»«.C«Mer 

to county Prosûtor John wneoier enner onver was ytt u Raaday, tat with fair 

Oorino, Dull said. 

speeding., Polic* couldn't tklea.U>wihitlieleeH:higbi 

tfo charges are foreseen, he tscertein the speed of either ap to . II - NATIONAL 

VaddM. vehicle since the drivers WEATHER W SERVICE. 

' Killed In the accident was didn't apply their brakes K 

I Ann M, Palermo, II, of before impart, which would' 

\ Michigan Avenue The driver have left measurable skid 

I endan infant passenger in the mate. 

V other care were injured 

Wlghtly. , Dull estimated the driveM 

Upper Township Commltteeman George Betts 

\ftiûidMo!w1bîMte Ml4ttotaMcondtor«art 

takes oath of office for his second three-year 

V:St 10:33 3:51 

(collision at 14thand Wert before Impact 

IPr!

PAGE 4 —SECTION 

THE SENT1NEL-LEDCRR, OCEAN CITY, N J, 

Wence, Rogers making home in Point 

Christine Aprfl Wence ot father, ttt bride wore • man. Assisting as ushers wilti corsage. The groom's mother 

Onu City and Jwnes Enrin custom design off-the- Iboroas Rogers of Maple chose a light aqna chiffon tea 

sbonJder white UBetta gown Shade, Joseph Rogers of length dress and wrist cor- 

mmted in nuniageOtt, 3 In with French re-embroJdewd Moorestown and William sage of pink sweet heart roses 

the Pint Presbyterian toe* trim on ttw bodice, Wence 111 of Ocean (Sty and baby's breath. w 

Church e* Ooww Cfty. fc^nuYiflit in 9§ed pstfli and 

A wedding recptim was 

Tbe Rey. WOllain Allen crystals He Uce vril w*s TtebtWe'aattendantswow held at Renault Winery, Egg 

officiated during ttt I o'dwk attached to a silk floral tkisly rose taffeta tea length Harbor CBy. The couple are 

doable ring cqienxiiy. Soloist headpiece with matchtng seed dresses featuring sweetheart residing in Sotners Point after 

Ljrtin Smlth-Eldon, ac- issrls* Sbs rutted s benqotf neckline, Iney wore i 

from a honeymoon 

cqmpuied hy Jean «f white rim, stephanotts, ffflt headpieces trimmed wirh in Watt Disney World, 

Hdfeway, mpnigt, offered eucalyptus, baby** breath and pearb and carried crescent The bride, a graduate of 

selection including The link iwintiiiut FGMS. *aped bouquets of nlcok Ocean aty High School, and 

Wedding Song, Sunrise. Maid of honor w« Itagle ran, fntdria and eucalyptus. the groom, a graduate of 

Sunset and LooWng through Wright of Somen Point Tbe mother ., of the • bride •., Moor^rtown Moorestown High School Shl and n 

the _ eyas _,—» o/Love. 

_..__, Bridesmaid* „_ wen ___ —„_ DUne • awnappeaaa (MM Stockton State CM College, are 

TTie bride b tbe dauRhterof Pantano of lit. Laurel, *»« twnd* tea length boa, emptoyaj j^ by Federal 

Mr. fc and Mrs. Mrs, WuHan wmiam Wenee Wence Marram Maryarm Rosen Rogers of Maple Made * » ud OTtMbMtaMer Eroress. 

of «11 Wesley Av. The groom Shade and There* Ragen of 

b the son of Mr. and Mrs. Moorestown. 

Brwin Rtgm of Moorestown. Gregory Bodine of 

Given in marriage by her Mooreatown WM the best 

BE£^« 

U1M WEBattOMMBS 

Sf mO AND QllitH WATCHtS !S1, OFT 

SMITH JEWELERS, INC. 

RCH*ROO.SIWTH.P»IOP. 

mmoM 

Hours Tuts, Thure, Frl, 105 Sat. 101 

January Qearance 

SELECTED GP 

Skirts, Blouses & Sweaters 

' 700 Astury An, onan ttty 

398-1740 

OPEN Mon, Thru Sat. 10 to 5 

KITCHEN 

CONNECTION 

Thurs,, Pri, and Sit. Jan 7,8 8. f 

15% Off 

, Store wide 

(except Coffee) 

PFALTZGRAFF 

50% Off ^ HANSEN 

COUNTRY PAIRA HQSPITA4,iTY, 

• OARPIN PARTY- 

CLOUD FOR INVENTORY MON. ft TUE8. JAN. 1112 

WINTER HOURS: Mon. Sat. V:30toS;30 

Pri,9iMtoi!io*cioaidiUB, 

701 Asbury Ave./ Ocean city 3M-4111 

MERCHANDISE 

Mr. and Mrs. Anson Powell celebrate 50th 

anniversary at the Deauvllle Inn. 

Mark 50th anniversary 

Mr. and Mrs. Anon Q. 

Powell of Lakeland, FU., 

celebrated their golden 

wedding anniversary Nov, 1 

as guests of honor during • 

dinner party it the Deauvtlle 

Inn^Strathmere, attended by 

EXERCISE and AEROBIC 

GUSSiS 

Sponsored by Ocean City 

Reertatlon Department 

M.rlb.mNMII.Inilrwhir 

I Week Wliittr IMiiM • SMHInp 

Monday, January nth 

Twice* Week'35 00 

or $2,raptr class • Krafitir at Clan 

Nm. a. Thurt. f AJW,»t the youTM CINTIR 

, jth|t. and Atlantic Aw. , ^ 

TUii, i tfioH. «:30 P.M. at fht Ovlc Ctnttr 

«th St. and the Boardwalk 

CAPE MAY 

COUNTY'S 

LARGEST 

APPLIANCE 

DEALER 

*B 

Mr. and Mrs. James Rogers 

Tax counselors 

still needed 

Volunteers art needed for 

income tax counseling for the 

elderly (TOT) pnpMD, to 

pro^di fr§§ tiifiiHiaHflB and 

help to persona 60 and older 

occonling to Raj HoUinger, 

coordinator lor Cape May 

Cbunty. 

Training sessions wfll be 

held from 9 am to 3i9D pjn. 

Jan. 1M4 at ttt «h Street and 

Haven Avenue recreation 

enter. All material wfll be 

provided prior to the training 

program, said HoUinger. 

50 fomlly member! ami ^.pp ^ 

fMends. . flu out their own forms could 

Tht Powells formerlr l» eMglhfc to help oftani to 

resided in Octu O^, Uo. *»! pwfMm." •»!« 

wood ud Marmora, before IteUlnger- VolttBt«« wlU 

noting to Florida several *w* ta jwto during the tta 

years aso. nîm period, February to 

' - April IS, helping the ildsrh/ 

fill out tux forms. 

Club aids 

animal shelter 

More than S50 coupons and 

30 etna of pet food wan 

presented to tin Humane 

Sodety of Ocean City recently 

to the Ocean City CMC Club. 

Susan Slkorikl of toe 

Humane Society received the 

coupons and cans of pet food 

at the society's shelter from, 

Audrey FnrreU who chair* the 

club's civic Improvement 

program. 

WORLD 

EARLY EDUCATION CENTER 

. HittDsyindFulOjyProonmt. 

Aftofdibk Tulbon • biKnt to Apt 6 

Rsimmber-For iBittirWortd Tomorrow, 

Educiti your chUd TODAY n Tomorrow'i Wortd 

f PflE-SCHOOUEARLYEDUCATWH CENTER 

FOR ADDmONAL INFORMATION • CALL 390-1670 • 

Please (Ml fret to visit us at Tomorrow's World any time. Meet our 

We're juBt minute* from the $4th Street Bridge 

Licensed by tht Division ot youth arid Family girvleti State of New J«f ley I 

••••••••••••mw 

ai Tuek^hof^pad • Mirmepa, N.J, OBaSS M 

YOU GET MORE FOR YOUR 

MONEY WHEN YOU SHOP AT 

5-Cyr.lt} Built In 

Dishwiis/wt 

110 

1 

I 

1 

1 

I 

ELECTRICAL , 

CONTRACTORS 

RESIDENTIAL AND 

COMMERCIAL 

930 AQBUAY AVENUE, 

OCIAN€iTY 

399-1598 

SulfCluiinuuj Ovnn 

' 30 " Gns Rnntit: 

SjEffBBI: 

We seed addiUonal 

volunte*ra to handle .the 

demand expected this year, 

add HoUinger, due to *e 

changes tor 1987 returtis. 

State and local representaUves 

will be avaUable 

mronghout the tax time to 

help volunteere. 

OOBBBATB are trained to 

help with both federal and 

state returns at assigned TCE 

rites. They wfll also give\ 

asBlstance to shut-ins, 

reUrement home reridenbj 

and thtoe unable to complete 

Ihetr retains. 

POT information on training 

classes, call HoUinger at S99- 

BU. 

DeAnnuntis, | 

McMahon ate wed 

jeanmkrie DcAmnBtt, 

dwghter «f Mr, mi atefc 

Uw ScbooL Sieto I 

by the tatr flnn at 

Ifefoon, son of Mr. wg M»* " 

[ Frtnk McMahon of ^WBom Wpg*l 

mn mantel O*-« •» a MM 

tan eta*teVesUK, Setwljan^ ^ 

Alyna DeABBttBtu wi oBmwtyettwme 

oaM of honor nd Patrick SdmL Bt b «£{ _ 

McMahon was best man. Temt Instrument in 

Mr. and Mrs. Frank McMahon • • 

Cremer and Watts exchange vows 

Morgan Cremer, 

daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 

George . Morgan , of 

Barsalntown, and Claude S. 

Watts, son of OaraM. Watts 

of HuaUngton, W. Va. wen 

married Dec. 11 at the 

American Legion Post, 14th 

Street and Haven Avenue. 

Judge Richard Ruraell of- 

ficiated. 

The bride was given In 

marriage by her father ud 

wore 8 high Illusion neckline 

iwithAlencon 

l i n r 

Marie McHugh of Ataecon 

was matron of honor and 

Man McHugh of Absecon 

was best man. 

The hfidt ta a 1971 graduate 

of Ocean City High School and 

U attending Atlantic Communlty 

College. She Is em- 

STEDEM'S BEAUTY SALON 

u 

- Complete ^ '. 

Beauty Services' v •' 

1820AiburyAv». 

Open Year'Round 

Mr. and Mrs. Claude Watts 

Ciltarippt. 

399-1576 

A UNIUUb SHOPPING EXPERIENCE 

IÊGTACULAft 

; SAVINGS 

Off 

All Must Gpl Closing for Vacation 

, NOTHING EXCLUDBp 

y 

by the city of Ocean 

Th The groom graduated from 

Huntington, W. Va High 

School: and Atlantic Com^ 

munlty College. He Is a 

Sergeant with the Ocean City 

PoUea Departoenr"^ : 

Tie-couple are residing In 

Bargaintom- ' 

IWAsburyAve! '•••.'• 39V0027 w,,_ 

OpanDaiiyioto6 • closing for v*eatiofii/i7,tp^1>8B 

•RqberfH^ 

ANNOUNCES 

AND 

,f,f 

t»Sfcr$I«6 

John Gilbert, right, accepte the outstanding service award from Ed 

McCtane, president, and Beulah Walter, AARP state director. 

phMskiPlMltrlhMM 

Ed McClanc, right, presents plaque from MRP chapter 1062 to Mr. and 

Mrs. Jatnes McFaul for their many volunteer hours donated at Shore 

Memorial Hospital, Somers Point. 

Co-organlzers of the Upper Townihip unit of the Burdette Tomlln 

Memorial Hospital Auxiliary, Barbara Maruchi, left, of Marmora and* 

Diane Simon, center, of Palermo chat with Auxiliary President Dolly 

Lovell of Rio Grande. 

HAPPY HOOFERS 

PANCEJAN.9 

The Happy Hoof en will 

told a dance 8:30 p.m. 

aturday, Jan. 9 on the Music 

'er. Music for dancing and 

ing by the Silhouettes, 

refreshments wlU be 

i AdmlMlon |3 per 

pereon. tot lnformaUon call 

»M73a or SBHMIj open to 

the public. 

Nutritional Pet Foods & Supplies 

Sclenct • IAAAS • A.N.F. •Triumph 

Browns & Kay Tee. 

POOD FOR: Call, DOBS, RabbitI, Hamsters, etc. 

* WE NOW CARRY BIRD FOOD & SUPPLIES * 

B Ird Food for Cagid or Wild Birds 

141 Will Awe. Houri; Tuu, • Sat. lOs.m. • Sp.m. 

Ociin City, H.J. Sherry cirelllProp. 390*3344 

NEW SHOWROOM OF 

rn 

A NAME YOU CAN TRUST 

LOCATED AT... 

5 vi 

637 Asbury Ave. Ocean City 

OPEN 8:30 to 4:30 

MMMayitoftMiy 

SATURDAY 10 to 2 

Compteto Bank Financing 

' AviihWa ; f 

For Infomwtton or Ta Order 

THE SENTiNEL-LKPGKU, OCEAN CITY, N J. 

AARP chapter cites service 

UNWOOO — T 

i*4», W. Qttitrt Sn. rt mtaion«n Aging. ^ Corearan md Us family ctab ttlblM Atonal 

w«ui Ctty received an &d UacCIane, outKotng Mnmnertd " 

C ^ l 

tatag ice «w»rd ""W* t*eswent, also p»ld 

tram the AmterlcAn American WlwftetoMr.*ndMr».JiBMa 

AaodftUon «t ReHrcd P«r- 

fpttqae in 

w, wd vowl with load KftMfea 

coroblwd toctadlr.fi St AngwUnt^ ucmd 

15 tft Hie tchbol Aw.FVit 

itvolont«**trrt«» Ohh 

Snare Memorial Hospital Oorcoran is * 

rf the chapter, Gilbert wasSomeni 

Point 

member and past 

NEW YEAR'S ItESOL 

dted for Ida efiorts In 

XSood Counsel J , 

atganitlpg «nd devoting MacClane presented die titan, past-trakte* of 4toe 

onsny yean 4t *j\lcet5 the gavel to Incoming president Klwanis dub, member of 

gmi^He has served kTitate James Gorooran. 

VFW Post 3», Star of tbe Sea 

dUet«i and vice dalrman, Oorcoran is a native ot Qnfflcfl RntgUa tt Oobmtms, 

waa

-it 

\ ^ " 

PAGE 6 - SECTION ONE THE SENTINEL-LEDG 

obituaries x 

IIIURSDAV.JANU/i 

Charles Dalrymple, 68; owned 

gift shop, retired principal 

SEA ISLE CITY - Charier Uen Daliymple, 68, of 355 

«7th Place, died Dec. 31 at his hme. 

Mr. Dalrymple taught school with Hand Abrams In Cspe 

May County and was a teacher and principal In the Sea Isle 

aty Elementary School system. He retired In 1180 after 25 

jean in the school system. 

He owned and operated Dalrymple Card and GIB Shop In 

Sea Isle City 

Mr Dalrymple was a member of the Knights of Columbus, 

Veterans of Foreign Wan and the National Retired Teachers 

Association. 

He was born in Woolatock, Iowa, and had lived in Haven, 

ton, before moving here 48 years, ago. 

Mr. Dalrymple was a IM! graduate of Kansas University, 

and taught school and coached football In Kansas before 

altering the military during World War B, Hi served in the 

VS. Army Air Corps and the Coast Guard. 

Surviving are Ms wife, Louise A.| three daughters, Angela, 

Griffin of this city, UndaDeLancey of Fremont, Calif., and 

Valerie Gaughem of Birmingham, Mich.; a son, Charles L. 

Jr. of DennisviUe; a stepdaughter, Martha Cooper of Ponca 

aty, Okla.; a stepson, David Anderson of Hayes, Kan.- • 

stater, June Cooler of Janevllto, Wtaci • brother, Robert of 

Wapata, Wash.; and 10 grandchildren. 

Mass of Christian Burial was Monday In St. Joseph's RC 

Church in Sea Isle City. Burial was In St. Etoabeth 

Cemetery, Goshen. Arrangements were by the Krause- 

Evoy-Logan Funeral Home, tea Isle Qty. 

Memorial contributions may be made to the Cape May 

Oounty Alzheimer Support Grow. Social Service Building, 

Rio Grande. 

Helen Gustafson, 68 

MAYS LANDING - Helen L. Outttfjon. 88. of FarTagut 

Avenue died Jan. 1 at Pocono Hospital. Stroudsburg, Pa. 

Born in Philadelphia, she had been an area resident for 42 

years. She was a member of First Presbyterian Church of 

Mays Landing. 

Surviving are her husband, Lawrence J.; a son, Lawrence 

J, Jr. of Ocean City; a daughter, Linda Deman of Egg 

Harbor aty; a lister, Violet Berry of Abeeeon; a brother, 

IrwinHoenes of Cologne; and two grandchildren. 

Service was Tuesday at Boakes Funeral Home, Mays 

Landing, Burial was in Union Cemetery. 

atom, Fla., and the Masonic Lodge No «56 in 

PhOadehaia, 

fcrvtvtag areWs wlta, Adele; one son. Jay H. of Sharon 

m. Pa,; two sisters, Entfee McLanfhlta and Alice Fttinfer, 

both of Newtown Square, Pa., and four grandsons- 

Church in Port Salerno. Arrangements were by the Arrack 

Funeral Home 

Contributions In his memory may be made to*the Visiting 

Nurse A-ssociation, 6SS E. 5th St. Stuart, Fla. SOM, 

Mary Doughty, 70; retired 

meat department supervisor 

UNWOOD-Mary A. Doughty, 70, of Maple Avenue died 

DecSlatthehomeofadanghterinSomersPolnt 

Rettred, Mrs, Doughty formerly was a supervisor to the 

meat department at Pathmark supermarket in Egg Harbor 

Township, She also had worked for the Two Guys store In 

Atlantic aty and Uncle Dick's Market here. 

Mrs, Doughty was a member of Unwood 

W 

Howard Ball, 77; 

retired government worker 

STUART, Fla. — Howard Robert Ball, 77, of 4SW SB 

Bayshore Terrace, died Dec. 29 In Martin Memorial 

Hospital. ' 

after moving to Stuart from Marmora. 

Prior to rittriment, he was employed by the Department 

of the Navy In Washington, D.C. In the Bureau of Shipment 

- - He was a member of St, Luke's Episcopal Church, Port 

HUB, uuugutjF was a 1UUIUKT IM UTlWOOa LOUIini 

torch, where she was a past treasurer of the Sunday Sc. 

end a member of the Bower committee and the ladles" 

amamiry. She also was a member of me Unwood Historical 

Sodety and the Women's Chib of Unwood, 

An area resident most of her life, Mra. Doughty was born 

ta Carneya Point 

Surviving are two son, Russell and Charles B, both of 

Unwood; a daughter, Mary E. Reed of Semen Point; two 

brothers, Bert Hardy of Houlton, Maine, and Donald Hardy 

of Bargaintown; a sister, June Thorn of Bargaintown; 10 

grandehUdren and three great-grandchildren. 

Service was Saturday at the Adams-Perfect Funeral 

Home, Northfleld. Burial was In Son Cemetery, Bargain- 

town, 

Frank Freestone, 77; retired 

utility company manager 

DOVER TOWNSHIP — Prank R, Freestone, 77, of Terns 

.River, died Jan. 1 at Community Memorial Hospital, Toms 

Hver, 

He retired as manager of Ocean City Water and Sewer Co. 

In 1969 after 42 yean and was a former member of Ocean 

aty Lodge No. 171 Free and Accepted Masons and Ocean 

Qty Kiwanis Club. 

Bom In Philadelphia, he was a long-time Ocean aty 

resident before moving to Hollywood, fla., 17 yean ago. He 

moved here one year ago. Mr, Freestone pew up In 

Petersburg and was a graduate of Ocean aty High School. 

Surviving are Us wife, Marie; a son, Frank J. of Ocean- 

port; and two granddaughters. 

Service was private at the convenience of the family. 

Burial was in Seaside Cemetery, Palermo. Arrangements 

were by the Godfrey Funeral Home, Palermo. 

Jessie Zealor. 89 

UPPEK TOWNSHIP - Jessie W. Zealor, 89, of DC 

Barrington ltd, Marmora, died at home Jan. 1. 

Born in Camden, she was a former resident of Baltimore 

aiid Uved here 18 years. She was a member of Trinity United 

Methodist Church. 

She ts survived by her husband, Wflmer J.'. 

Graveside service was Monday ta Seaside Cemetery, 

* Palermo. Arrangements wen by the Godfrey Fmeral 

Rome, Palermo. 

Menwrial contributions may be made to me Upper 

Township Rescue Squad, Petersburg 08170 or Holy 

Redeemer Visiting Nose Agency, Swainton omo, 

Maria Pimpinelli, 81* 

SOMEF«POIOT~ Maria RPhriTjtaeW, 81 died Jan. Sat 

bar home ben. s 1 

An area resident for one year, Mrs. Phnplnelll was for- 

merly of the Fairview section of Camden and was bom ta 

PfifladetebJa. 

Surviving are a daughter, Marie Bemadetto of BtJa 

Cynwyd, Pi, \ two sons, Benjamin and John, both of Sonm 

Point; seven grandchildren; and one greatgrandchild. 

Mass of Christian Burial was rjelebnttad Wedrmdv at 

Joseph's RC church. Burial was in Holy i 

Mays Landing. Arrangements were by the 

Funeral Home. „ .. 

ConWhittons may be made to the Leukemia Sodety of 

America. 

retired hardware clerk 

FT. WASHINGTON, Pa, — William R Lyne, fanner 

resident of Ocean aty, died Jan, 3 in the Ft Washington 

Estate retirement hone. ,, 

Hewas a rettred hardware clerk for KiUliin Hardware of 

Chestnut HDL Pa, He also served with me Marines dnring 

World Warn. "" " 

Surviving are two sisters, Emma McAfee and Helen 

Llewellyn. 

Funeral service was Wednesday In the Ft Washington 

Estates audltorittm. Burial^^vato. —•••• 

Arrangements were by the Craft Funeral Borne, Er- 

denhelm,Pa. ^ ^ 

Grace Johnson, 71; 

retired restaurateur 

NORTHFTEtp — Grace Johnson, 71, of tHt community 

died Dk. 26 at oer home. 

Bom in Columbus, Ga., she was an area resident most of 

her life. She lived here for the past IS years. 

Retired for five years, she and her late husband operated 

Schrul's Restaurant on the Black Horse Pike for many 

yean. 

There an no Immediate survivors. 

Funeral service was Jan, 2 at the Jeffries ft Keates 

Funeral Home here. Entombment was in Atlantic atv 

Cemetery, Plitsantvffla. ' 

Margaret Quin, 81; 

active in church work 

two sisters, Gertrude Kearney of Gkwcester and Patricta 

Burielgn of Santa Monica, Calif., and two grandchildren. 

Mass of Christum Burial wfB be offered U ,un. Friday m 

aurch of Urn HfanTrecUon,,MarrBonu Boial will be fa B 

Gross Cemetery, Mays Landing. Arrangements are by i 

Godfrey Funeral Home. 

Contrttcuomimy be mao^ to the Upper Township Rescoe, 

Squad, State Highway No, §0, Petenbruf 0BZ7O. 

Anna Reinhard, 81 

UPPER TOWNSHIP - Anna E. RetobanL 81, of 

Beaky** Point died Jan. 4 in Shore Memorial Hospital. 

Stnen Point. 

Mrs. Reinhard was a member of the Eastern Star. 

She is survived by her husband, John A. 

Service will be private under the direction of the Atwood- : 

Peterson Funeral Home, Egg Harbor City. 

Theresa hfclntyre, 31; 

operated hobby shop 

Theresa Mdntyre, 31, of Ocean CHy died Jan. 4 in Shore 

Memorial Hospital. 

'- Born in Atlantic City, she was a resident hen the past 

seven years. * 

Mrs. Mclntyre and her husband owned and operated the 

Canusel Slot, Track and Hobby Shop in Somers Point hr two 

years. She was a member of St John's Lutheran Chnrch in 

Ocean City. 

Surviving an her husband, Harry; she daughters,. 

Theresa, Tammie, June, Barbara, Jeane and Kimberiy, all 

at home. Her mother Theresa PugUse of Somers Point; a 

brother Steven Jarvis of West Germany; three sisters, 

Patricia Jarvis of Houston, Teas, Elizabeth James of 

Unwood and Mary DesUs of Absecon, 

Funeral service win be 11 a.m. Saturday tan the George 

ft Wlmberg Funeral Home, Unwood. Burial will be In 

Seaside Cemetery, Palermo. Friends may call the hour prior 

to service at the funeral home. 

Stuart Perlman. 60; major real 

estate and casino developer 

NORTH MIAMI, Fla. — Stuart Z. Perlman, 60. southern m 

New Jersey real estate developer and co-founder of *• 

casinos In Atlantic Qty and Las Vegas, died Jan. 4 In North 

Miami Medical Genter, 

Mr. Perlman, along with his brother, 

, g r, Cliff 

Caesars World In Las VoKa.s and CaeWrs Ho 

AflMai 

NORTHFIELD- 

ntleCity 

„ S. Quin, 81, died Jan. 4 in 

r Mainland Division In Galloway 

Among the area projects in which Stuart Periman was 

personally Involved at the Hme of his death were the Ocean 

Reef Resort Condominium Community in Ocean City, the 

416-unlt Heater Croft community presently under 

development In Egg Harbor Township; the 180-unit Village 

at LinwooU community under development In linwood; the 

I W Mays Landing Village community; the 168-unlt 

Santa Fe condominium community about to start i 

Hamilton and Egg Harbor townships; and a proposed I 

•quarNoot shopping center and adjoining red* 

community In Somers Point, -i 

He also founded the Lums chain, which now cooste of' . 

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at 7:» P.m an WEDNESDAY, 

JANUARY », IW. m m. COuntll 

Cnimten al clt, Mali, Ninth Itnti aM 

usury Annut, Onan ciiy. N«> itr- 

i*r, at which MiM in m«y apâr 

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un to tht granting at mil appiiumn, 

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llct ol me City Blannlng Director. City 

NOTICE 

PLE*IS T*KI NOTICE Rial 8. 

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Mnr Awnue, Oowi city, Nn Jar 

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Tha unaarunnBfl ha BMIM to ma 

Ocaan Cll» isnins IsaM ai MliMfMM 

Isr rMMf inm: Oralnana tuo. lacHan 

V ratr yara atmack ana anr umar 

variarni iw Board may daam 

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Lana, Onan City, turn Jaran. Tnit >B> 

piMat!«i wli! ka htin n • Manns on 

January Jo. M al IM p.m. in ma 

Council CMmbar, City Hall, Ninth 

p minifiyni waBjl nn H 

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obituaries 

(condmed from page S) 

Agnes R. Coccaro, 79; 

retired saleswoman — 

Agnes (Robertson) Coccaro, 79, of Ocean aty died Jan. S 

b Newcomb Medical Center, Vlneland. 

'• Bom In New Yorit and formerly of Mlnotola and Ban 

Borough, she Uved hire for several yean. She was a retired 

saleswoman for the JJrJ News Agency ta VinelamL 

J Mrs. Coccaro was a member of St. Michael's Church, 

Mlnotola, where she also was a member of the Altar and 

Rosary Society and the Parish Council. She also was a 

rtwnber of the Catholic Daughters of America, the Btttna 

Republican Club and the Buena Senior attun Club. 

'Surviving are a daughter, Elizabeth Pepe of this city; a 

son, Josenhof this city; five grandchildren; and seven great- 

ândehlldren. • 

"Mass of Christian Burial will be said Uip, today 

(Thursday) lnSt Michael's Church, Minotota. burial will be 

ifa Our Lady of Victories Cemetery, Landlsvilk. 

•Arrangements are by the Rone Funeral Chapel, Vlneland. 

'Memorial contributions may be made to St. Michael's 

Church, Mlnotola, 0B341. 

oi» mil, 

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Partnant ahall M *ann IB ma Mar 

at II ENVIROTRAN. INC and It not 

ratuMaMa, 

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MMiWNI airport. Bay AMnua, Ocaan 

City on Janvary u, mt al 11 iN a.m. 

Meal n. All infarati a tiaaati at. 

tulcoma is altand. II 

TM proooul. MwnHI pmlttail, Uiould 

bt accsmpanlad by a Pn mil Ouaranty 

snaJinnQ @f a LBfltla. B ^Mcft sr a 

catnrtrt enact. payaM to IM wry ol 

Qcatn City, NM janay • or a propoMI 

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harMn. TM bond or enacn Mil) M In 

ma tym M nM Mn than Mn (Wl tarant 

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NEW JIHIV 

RtSOLUTIOH NO. DIIIW) 

WHEREAS, mtra nith a prt—ni 

ana tutur. mad tar promotHmal and 

adnrtiuns nrvicw wimin IM City si 

Saaiua City, and 

WHIRIAl, M aarvicn tra M tuen 

a auaiiMttva nahn al will not earnm 

JM_drawMB-M_ipaclilcaW 

raaiBtsi mmasiitiva Mi 

a «rim N.j.iJk, 

NOTICE OP PUBLIC HEARINS 

OCEAN CITY 

BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT 

NOTICE hi Mnfir SJ«tn mat AI6«1 

Pit* ant RaMnary Pantl sanwi af 

tel II In Bloci an as tfw-n on me Or- 

IWM Tan Map H ma Ciry M M l 

dry. County ot Cap* May ana StaH el 

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Public Notice Public Notice Public Notice Public Notice Poblit Notice Public Notice 

ANSWIR; Tht rollover ii 

a meant of deferring 

[(payment of any capital 

) gains tax if you Mil your 

( principal residence and, 

buvL?t)?thef (within two^ 

ytari! for meri money, 

Thtre Is no limit on tho 

number of times you can 

uiifhlidufurmenf. 

If you are ev«r II, you 

THERE W NO Hmll t« «M 

can exclude up to $125,000 

numMr si ra!lowft. Tht 

sale of your principal 

residfncf-whithff or not 

you buy anothtr home. Thi 

home must navt bitn your 

principal reildince for at 

least three of tne five yean 

preceding the sale. •. . 

COLDUieLL 

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MliHMstmiUMr, 

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•n. at which Mint yae mar gppear 

iine ess ceramici a new guBi£> at 

reader memrs « me lenins Mars 

PLiASG TAKE NOTICE IBM enner in peraan or fey aaafn or anxvutv 

• PUiue NOTICE - 

wmch will fee hclf sh wtgrtetdaif,. 

ITUART DE5SNFB net aMiea M •» 

, 11 (ttVt) Jem L. Boom. BlseiiJII. 

Peemarv i>, lea m council cnernMn 

tanMe BaeM a AajuHnMn for the haw to Iht STMHM M lp 

JM BDienleneg ha epslieg Io IM 

OrxM OTr tenMi Board « MlDffineM 

Lot m. •fMlcent wnwn io cooitruct a Cm si Ocean,Citv tff a v«md trom W al H* Pasefl In UBawLIisi nfll! 

ii I » PS TM Mllswine apj«i«Men» 

•Hf Twciigf from i w vfnKfOjF ^r vt^ wuiwi 

Ii MHanaingearaee in the rear rera In me ween oty roiiine oramana m mil apMicaHsn an or, im hi lh> Office 

$n, KtiMvM loo. Hears 

I Iran ,m »wai MniM 

me R 1 lane at Bi SimpHn Avenoe 

I (17 111) twWence Dt uttdnurl CO , 

a^MMEd, WMCII win permit' mm to st me StCTMry « IM WMis MaM « 

5 ffS 6Sfi^S ffi*y 5S»W 

IS, (If 177) MarTT * Dawn venser 

Inc., Block MM, LU 13 Sunn an 

MM a Itmanmily n M m WLUl. •JiMmcM tahwi n IBEMM M IM SI- 

MekMg «n MnrpniaTian 

Mice. Black MM, Lot isi. Aaallcann Blotl, l»J», on IM ton e»y Tan Map. nee a me eny Pinmiig MncMr. cny 

IIIMII awn 

wl»h Is conltmct a linfle lemily wtMch enperty It loc.tM at im ana Man, em Street «| Atbory A iHmmnai 

awtmnfawnie ojtiw n ai lit victor.. •ay Awnui, Scaan Cit», Hmr Jtrtar. 

- I n) lit) Jsfm 4 jiiiian Binrwr ens 

Ocean CJty, Vw ^ 

at KM im, \M 1, amerwIH MM « 

WJhM f l ana (or sued 

SssMpn Manack, Bloc* sM, ten If, » 

nH t J 

IMi WMe* avme, aoM at*. New 

4 f 1 On with to Mnwnm a J« mil 

1! (17 IM) CarnHn iji.mor, 1 Bats* ^ ^ f ^ nnKwH hoon. 

mginpH t.m.l, OmUpiml MUCH Hat 

Fînorfiens feamred purehagrtl, Blocs « ttHrMs en m% mtntr will Bt held 

milcamn.vin be hears at a 

non cemormtBS ftseecH at ea 

J7»1. Lst n, ABMicantiwiBi toemfruo a«_.JiiB pjn an WEDNEIDAV, 

a #mei on me iMA m ai int vtHn 

ntSSS 

Avenue 

JMUUT s, !*•, in Wit CoMnen ; 

n, 

1. (17 16JI a Bar Oerpsranen. BUI* 

OKMni al Citv Han, NM Strict ano 

Qty NJ etsi 

I. (i? Iff) PhiliE 1 DsrMIrr c.t.wo 

«ior-eyiar(s»mio»lT, 

J« m Ocean 

i. Let a. iJn variance resMirefl urSfr 

ABury AvtmK, OeMn cny. New Jar 

••ock Mi, Lot i Owner oetlrei n have i 

Orsai Kl&it ^ ^tw verity, 

Ordinance *i 10, SKfisn I, SuBUcfMn 

sn, at which tint rau mar year 

new cyro cm iniitlle^ Is i»miioe ad 

17ITPF11J15 

• I *n# OHinana H* S»EBMI mi.j, Ottlsnal parking lor an nlttilie avett 

sittiii In pErsst er By as^tt & anmfHi 

Piwoni tallt far ci!M eparnnsiH In a 

ana prnent anv eBltctiani yav may 

TWO i»m,i, root at us swnon Plat* 

name at 710 em nnei 

nave n me aranrinf at mis applicamn, 

II (17 1511 Sate Harosr Anoclann, 

i (17 IMI Mr 1 MrJ Kinter j 

MI 01 me paptn in cannKtian wnh 

inc.. BWCK WSO 2. Lot 7 Owner wiihei to 

RHtai, Blot*; n,B. LO1 H 01 *W|«H 

ttiit aapllcanan an on Hie in nit Qmc* 

csmtriKle«wleiisnmeHUectiot Tm 

wfitfie* f# cefSTrvcf a one Ifsry SSffiftSA 

at mt iecntary at the anlfle Bo»n) ef 

preppuj rear iiard seneck wsulo M M 

ai the rear si an HRnfta untie familir feet wfiere JO feet ii Ine minirnuin 

AaiutnMM which is Mcajee MIMH 

dwelling al ill Piimacn Rsad 

reouirea el mtait 

ammenhnUnvelsmtaBBIIcanon 

m»i» be mMa n pun PUns en en 

tne Off of Oeeen Or, mr . »wi*ot. 

MargantMcauaia 

1.M..1 fne |tw UIVU #B* VKI r*#T nffl 

•wibscfe rvqiiirwncnti si me QscA JJjJ Q?F M.IT.P.P. 

»efi mm wmimm* a may MOTlCE 0» FUBLie HIARIHG 

en eMMM nrvctur* n OCEAN eiT¥ BOHRtJ OF ADJUST 

bvIM e new auMn on IM S, Block Ml. 

MINT 

on the Oeeen CJTJ T« HrHe. whH* NOT1CT Ufretgrf twen I M W 

pnparff M tot.tM n ani 

AVMue, Otun (n». New Jtewr. Kltt BMck SUM Bt «S»w"en BeBi; 

thiarl 

A nearm en m. rMtM> wm be hiM Mel Ten MMM me «m» of Ocean otj. 

'I Ml Ml « »rtOHESDKY, Cwnht el t « Mar ena Bate af New 

JANUART ft M in Mi Council Jeree,. Una aenefeH» knoew e* tH* 

NOTICE 

Q-mMn if eh» Han, NMn sheei ana isyt!i inlet on*e* ha* aeBii#^ fe me 

rOU ARE HEREBY netiHea mat 

tjbaty Avenue, Ocean en*. Mm Mr. — BO*rd of AdlUMrMnf Hr a 

Paul Kduioiiuiîras Nikotoonn aa- Mr. M eWBi urn. nu mar etpaar 

aiiM n the cirr of Somii Pi^tni Plan- eimer in peten or br egem or •iMmn 

nint Baara Mr a vananct whldi will end amem env ounenom fag mar 

permit me to Bulls an aMitHn M an hava N me •nMMi sf rm •Bilic.non. 

nittlng Pilza/fuB Shop in which a, All ef me Npen in nmtwrtwi mm awin nKiMr, » petmit me iirawiii 

••nance lor (tent ana not /era tet- miienBiicatiofi an tn me in the omw 

bads art reaulrel aunj wtlh any other of me tecreMnF of me Zoning Boara of A puMN heenng will Be held en me 

variancei or w»l«n Iht Born may Mluitnwil win* It HE*M In me Of. esMleetMn at 11» PJ*. « WeorieeBaj. 

aecm necesary at my praeerfy hcatea nee «f the Crrf Menting Mretter, en» Janmr* IB. im »t me em; Men, en, 

at BMck l«a. LSI I, commonly known Nail, en, sirwi ens Atwr, Awnse, 

nnsf ana MMT Avenue, oeean Eit», 

as ttt New NoM, Semen Palnl, New «ean Cll», New Inir. and an jeney. A mm •» .. . 

J --- ~ InttKlwr, aurtng nogler Her nun me mam far me orepnea 

A public Hewing an my aBplhanon 

pn|M ere on tne m me Mae Unfar- 

I by the City al samen PMnt 

Rooild L TeM. Eewlre 

cement Office IMateo et m AUvr* 

tsnlna/Plaimino. |M!r# at t\X P,ln, an 

»w». on Elhj. New Jeiw, enfl 

January 20. im In city Hall, iamtn 

palni. Hew Jersey, 

ii you have any ablKtlon is me sranting 

ai mil variance, aileM the meeting M.1T.P.F. Hf,»i 

inByoywiilbeheara. 

All paptn m cannection with ttili »p 

Bfiteilon an an file In the sNIce of me 

Secntary at me Semen Polnl Planning 

Boara, when they an avahaMe tar m 

speetifn, 

II.IT.P.F iif.tl 

Ruaert 

wravaTiiBieT 

Mrmg reiuler butineiS heun. 

tiMna place at the | Ocean City 

COINOP 

LAUNDRY* 

DRY CLEAN 

OPEN 24 

7 DAYS a WEEK 

Attendant on Duty 

« AJW.rO5P.nl 

Mortdav Friday 

PUnly « Pr»# Part(n9 

BBMHDHEW 

AUTOMATIC 

CAR WASH 

Hr5:Moo.Sat.v5 

Sunday 11-3 Tea Late To Classify 

1M4U0 

SELF SERVICE 

FLANDERS HOTEL 

CAR WASH 

JON THE SALES STAFf 

OPEN 

7 DAYS A WEEK 

OFANEWBOAftOWALK 

7 a.m. to 7 p.m. 

(Weather Permitting) 

FULL 0H PART THE 

WALDRONCO. 

w»" 

2748ASBURYAVL 

nmny n be heart on the . 1635 Haven AVB. 

M A M . - * 

fBehlndCVSPhannacy) Oct»BOry.HJ.082?6 

FUBUC NOTICE 

*1W yfSfjf^Sflffln ! •PMIH to me 

BVHrttwrT.ForO.MI 

398-3138 „ 

Ocean eihilBrflni* letMiimment 

MnmnfarAiipllcani 

for relief tuw M i ordlr-oc, ».,o. secfMn 

•31 MBurr »«m>. 

4. frant yara BtMrt, Ordtftenc. 14-ro. 

MOVING 

WE MHO •rfPltTS-#«rt lime, now. 

% t 

k stn n ilemwe. w immMiehj m M i j pmo 

BfbKKi: tnd _ 

lF.iT,P,P.lir,ll 

avallMa. allM B Box N No sn sn. tenttnel-keMtr,. 

t t l 

FLIAIE TAKE NOTICl mat ORAM Bserd mar deem neteturv 

12 cu. ft. Upright PO.(mr».(X»«lCltT.N.J.0CM.5/l1 

KLINE hat applM n me Zoning BoaM cnon «itn en apatlettiait Mr tociojlno 

REAL ESTATE « Aalintment far the city a! Ocean an txl.tlno front porcn at Block 

PUBLIC HOTICE 

Hack %m. 

freezer, crib, car 

City for a variaim friP) IM rear y«ra Let ItBt eWiTwtei known et (Hi 

The unaertlgnea net appllea to m* 

PBRSON MR PILE 1 MAIL-Rnpon 

Ocean City lanlng Boara at Aaiuttmenl teat, 2 twin box •IMIIIIM. Nil WN pmmon wtih benenit. 

tor rMM from. OraiMnte tH ttctrgni 

No RPWBK, neeenarv. Mepl, Bu Ns. 

UPDATE 

PHONE JACK 

S4.M • IM,r,4 • permitted uses springg 8. mattress. M0, Smlln.l L«ow, p o tM, OcMn 

-Orttnante-eMfc-seeMen-i-reer yara— 

Clry.NJ.0t2M. 2/11 

1Lfc th Itl ^ Odi 

IM, lettlen M0JS, SUB-Kctlen (a) 

JERRYTORRONt 

vanity with mirror, 

parting tpece eelMcki and any other 

veriencn tM Bourn may seen, floating deck ap- 

QUESTION: Wtiaf It thelllfrtrMM between • 

neteuafv In cgn|wnctlan wltti en ap- 

TRASH REMOVAL 

Mlltllan far canvertlna the pretant me prox.2'x?'. 

rollover iM the tilS.000 prollt ntciuiion? 

m Ihrt. *p*rhn»nti and Hrin raanii In- 

NoWmefor.iiOppJng! 

,10 tiv» .Hrlmmn pi Black fM, Lot 1, CALL 399-1931 

i uf fief Milt tllBieil M Ifia Ptyrnaytft Piece. 

M M City, New Jemy, Tnli »p 

CaB 399-9019 

Can'lfind the right 

pilatlH will M hetra at e Nerlns or, 

114 

Januify re, im, kt ?tN p.m. In me BPPICIBNCV CBNCV AAMRTOINT 

- 

$1*5,000 

gift? Teens, grads, 

Countll enamber, City Nail,- Ninth lWd W. «M PtH, PtrtH, 411 keen Avr. 

IncllMH UlllltlH. Cll Cell «M«r M * * p.m 

IK ONE LOVE IIAT-UphMlteiM, I 

dads and moms too, wiH 

swivel nckins f Main, wllh •lip w n i 

CUSf 

upritw o E Fretnf li.t cu. n, MI 

item, or lurniiure Irom your hone, aetastiellWMnl in 

welcomn the conwenlenco 

cilmNti . V; 

FOGUO'S 

.TWO SINQLI ••Dt-fniMet, m.1 

of tfieir own Phone Jack. 

CHILD CARB5«RVICEr|n mV horn. treuei, bi.n*tti and HreMi. «70. till 

Professional 

Wrwmn 1 P.M. ind 4-» P.M. IM tOl) ' 

17 

TODAY'S 

CROSSWORD PUZZLE 

ACROS. 

1 Sad word ' - 

5 Network ' 

0 Thwart 

14 Vocallon 

15 Infrequent 

1s Wood 

17 Dapomlled 

iftBard'erhrer 

19 pnonat 

30 Advene 

21 Cl punllhmanl 

23 MlrMrnan 

24 Erica 

28 veith aeed 

20 Plural endino 

2»0lcllyiHilakirti 

33MIUlie • 

39 Ricoonat 

37 Refrigerate 

39 Kind of dog 

3D Evaiuataf 

40 Alleaitlon 

41 MoriBiboard p 

nailvei 

43 Wive top 

44 Weil indlM 

lilind 

45 Bird sound 

47Cwitr«lto 

48 Critter 

1 

^4- — 

\) 

% 

U 

i 

S 

— 

57 Mr. NovellD 

SS intelligible 

61 Hurting 

02 — qranch 1 

pdi« tymboi 

SSSpMchpan 

04 01*110 

AfiDandiM 

W Barracuda 

87 Tinted 

DOWN 

IMMtanQod 

2Cre«pirievlfH 

var.'. 

3AUIHMLOO* 

4TnUaon 

SFrmt 

7 FfftiJOTti 

«Mali«unm 

»fluru 

10 Kind ot mini 

11 Out ot work > 

12 Drviltfl* 

lalntMpatt 

SJTOfl 

as UM in aw 

27 Hard drink 

PMMOUt HIUJ »OLVIt) 

nnram BHHEI Riramram 

aiiina araran iMama 

mann mmnra DBIUHQ 

nratgnnraaB Qiicimam 

afflraraa 

fainmm 

nraw m 

tmtgQn 

namm laEDam 

atUB aaimannnn 

pim ranraro Qmnm 

niH rmmm mama 

mni 

29QluU*d 

aocholer . 

fli OtM-plpperi 

32 Damper. 

33 Elflnt, Oer 

ML0M"KKJnd 

ML0M 

3 J French roMI 

3eMWIh 

ADKflCani 

39 AM Of FM 

40 TH* r- Lind 

42

PAGE M — SECTION ONE THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N,J. TtlURSIMY. JANUARY VH88.: THE SENTINEl^KDGER,OCEAN OK* N 4. PAGEIi-SKCTIONONK 

Hearing on Parkway toll hike on Music Pier next Wednesday 11* 

Over the objections of wouldn't dMastenant of about the plan as early as last tow y«n virtually all d a trend coat 17 cento; now tt Transportatton Committee, aim ttne daring ftt (•* 

p 

May Comity freeholders. the commissioner. "It'a very January bat wanted the 126-rolle SWiieh tatwMB coat* about 70 cento, And a art to an ally of the gomw, jwgpfl yens hdfttyln- irUBpoctaition 

New Jersey Highway frustrating when yo« see Authority to postpone newt of Atlantic andTMnk oattn qnut of nDl whkh MtS annoonced In Novanber be o( Hi it'* Republican - wonld hrip erette "an prakfent, added, "TUn are Stwnet Somers Point," 8he*i 

l 

0PW7 0AYS "YEARHOUHD- several auto clnba in the state. position by a 5-1-1 vote dab, Conroy said of the intelligent and competent ftungs we did last year lr> spite 

Authority Oiairwoman following nomination by alleged non-payment, "Is this Board %ith the foresight to ofaUtneCfurorJwehBdT Fontana, who couldn't'" 

DAILY BREAKFAST, 

Judith Stanely circulated her Councilman Barvey Smith. polrrt prideT" Conroy, the drert the growth of this dty Aa Council ac- main Monday's meeting,: 

own letter earlier, noting that Councilman John Conroy unsuccessful DecocraUc tat tte bsit Irttf^^ si SMSSI complishments, he listed decided not to seek i eelMitiui | 

LUNCH and DINNER 

the tolls havent risen since voted M and Kesug ab- mayoral candidate, added 

Joining the Atlanttc County 

SPECIALS 

the Parkway Bret opened S3 stained. 

he's "sorry" his nin- 

after Mo terms on CooiKit; 

Municipal Joint Insurance 

nlngmate, Dr. Philip 

beginning in I«f and one!; 

years ago. 

Conroy, RUey's toughest 

He also emphashed the 

10% Senior Citizen Discount Daly 

OBartoto, teat the Council 

FXmd, and tmullng the first four-year term as mayor. Hf 

Since then, Inflation has criHc on Coundl, said he 

Importance of planning for 

(from a toi p.m. only) 

election (by sbt Votes) to mn. 

pap of the llff bond program was Council president for twot 0 

reduced the value of a quarter would Tote against him for 

fee LPGA Atlantic City Golf Interest-free, through the years. H 

The test In Homestyle CioMng to I cents, Stanley wrote, attending only OK budget Risley ruled Oonroy out of Classic, set lor the Sands Atlanttc County Improvement Colao and outgoing Coun-;, 

"Several sections of the meeting last year and for dder. 

Grette Bay Country Club next Authority. 

cllman Wes Swain receivebil 

399-4059 WeYt-openBa.m 8p.m. Daily Parkway already operate at having "only one major Beyond Conroy's In- summer. In a similar vein, Hill mid there il already plaques in appredation of 

over their traffic capacity," conimTtteetathtodtyfarthe termittent outbursts, the Risley appointed a committee demonstration of "ne.w theirwmkt, !p 

she continued. 

tost three years." 

evening proceeded wtthout a of Smith and Kesnlg to smooth cooperation" on Council. 

"Without capital Im- Rlaley was dty flnance 

hitch it outside official* 

Ifew offiîi? WCR iff oi u f@f' I 

ttt way for the tournament. •1 think that's what make* both the flre department and'; 

•MUD on. 

provements by 1990, In Just director 198M6 but declined 

Notingreorganteation glvea this community great, people the Somers Point Rescue' 

LOOK HERE! 

Qormley, Freeholder ttt governing body ttt op- working together." he said. 

chairman cDurnwD John noun w-iiur/, Oaffney, portunity ponumiy TO to "start inn anew," anew. Council should •Ml to do 

SPECIALS GOOD THRU JAN. 13M» 

County HeeuUve Richard Rlaley pledged fair and lm- u«^5iZ" to"brin«the 

Scptitm, at-large Freeholder —- 

president, something "My prime goal Urns coming 

fe said tried to ac year Is to work with unity," 

his committee 

said Martin. 

Roast Beef Hoagie 

He spelled wt'a "golden He pledged to keep tuts 

rule," Hut "mutual respect 

$ for each other's opinions Is 

2.39 

ThaNiwtstSiltst.,, 

essential foe making (this) 

governing body work." 

BREAKFAST BY THE BAY! 

rcling antt 

Saturday • Sunday Only Pram t a.m. , 

• choose from I different Omtlsfi, f^Ptnth Tent«. Ptwit 

^ BOILED ^ 

, egg* Benedict, Sauleed Apples «. Cinnamon or 

our famous Mixed Grill; % Scrambled Egos, Swttt 

Sausage, Bacon and Chirbrolltd chicken Leo. We 

HAM 

also have Nova Scotia LOT. Waltrew Service 

Wtthdiy Lunch at n a.m. • Orwrt Olnntrt 't!l t evarydag 

1.29 

Bay Av«.,Som»r» Point 9J6-0404 

r meeting adjourned to aT( 

party in the Bethel Roadlj; 

- •• "••-«» «• irehouN, sponsored, aa toi- 

r>niuslevmson,Srd District 

trkditlon, by ttt victorious; 

Freeholder Fredrick Nlckles 

group in tin elections * th. 

and County Republican 

this case the Regular":- 

Chairman William Ross were 

Republicans. •»; J 

among those to attendance. 

Almost all comments were 

on a posiUvt note, yet even 

be dbMttriH mantged to 

alludetothe Point's troubled 

1*7 Council. - 

Oormley, In swearing In me 

Republican victors and only gat worse,' 

which their duties of office 

should be carried out, put 

special emphasis on the on the 

word tmporttaUy .while Rev. 

al ChrUt 

1 Affect of tax law 

to be explained 

Betty Mattlford; 

he Mid, He owner/operator of Cape 

called them "a Number l 

priority with me." 

In her departing words, 

affects business and i 

outgoing Council. President 

Income taxes. •X. 

Kesnlg congratulated Parker 

Dinner and meeting Is $ltr: i 

for members and f30 for nori < t 

ilfjsiniria^^j- A^QR gfls^â^^sâji^^jmj ^Bnp^ 

FRIED EGG SAND. •.hi '1.99 

HAM & CHEESE 

SANDWICH 

1.59 

BAKLEY'S DELICATESSEN 

4TH ST, A OCEAN AVE. OCEAN CITY • PHONE 300 6871 

* OPEN ALL YEAH * 

SUN, • THURS. fl to 6 • FRI, h SAT. 0 to 7 

ITALIAN 

CLASSICS 

We asked our chef £ 

jto_o_rc(ie3trate an 

Italian menu that 

includes both 

variety and 

a moderate 

price 

They came up 

a special unlimited^ 

menu with over 200 

"Pasta"-bilitiesl Come in 

and pick your fovonte— 

ony weekday from 4 - 10 PH 

for just $9,95. 

s .,r,4, x viBEm#&P?& 

1 WHOLE STEAMED 

FOR UNDER 10 CUUW 

ONLY AT GREGORY'S 

•very Prl. Sat. A Sun. from I p.m. 

You are Invited to 

IRTH 

Saturday, Jimmy 16th 

"THIS8PECIAL 

REALLY STEAMS 

ME! M 

9W8|ior«IUl.l8wtier.Pt.,N.J.aW.tt7-«a5 

PRESENTS 

PLATE 

ROOM,' ..;•>, 

Luncheon Dalt^ from 12 noon la 2Jim " 

1 

One can tfoantwherefo have lunch,bullhe 

f >. "In crowd" lunches In the new Wale Room,,,, r, 

MENUSAMPLBS, ,,' 

Cold Salad Salad Plailers Plailers : : 

Chf Chef* Salad Sld ., 

Spinach Safad 1 

S5S5 

S3 S3 

From m Our Grill 

lulc? SSirloin 

Bunjcf-V- S3-30- 

Golden Grilled Oikie.J.USiad 

Cold Sandwiches- v '". From The HoUJne ,r' v -, 

. Fm J 

CChfcbenSalod h f c b S l d.J> J -$3W $3W Quiche ofjhe-D^],,,..^ ofjhD^^ ......S4&S S4&S , 

Hlcborf SmtAe Ham...,,\ S3,3Of Qpcn Face Bol^Roasl Beef... ...54.50 

Atl)ttmdtt'timiwikfaue f db\ct//'••< ••'• 

\ i 

Colao, praising him as "one of 

the most consdentious and 

Court House, wfll speak to 

members and guests of the 

New Jersey Association of 

Women Business Owners, 

County chapter, 

'Jan. 14, at the 

Braca Cafe, Sea Isle, 

Mattlford. a five-year 

member of the National 

SOUTHEND 

DELI 

WXSBury Ave.» 

JANUARY SPECIAL 

6Ft.lTAUAN3UB 

TRY OUR BREAKFAST • 

SO DHferant Subi, 8mdwieh«i, Salads a Party Tnyi 

Delivery To All Of Ocean City 

HrtiMon.-sat, 7a,m.'7p,m, •Sun,'tll«p,m. 

WILD GAME MINERS 

MALLARD. 

DUCK NORMANDY 

DU 

ROA LOINS 

a 

js fdak* SunSayv' A * 

as a guest, csJlKithyJerome^; 

public relations chslrwomahli 

at SW-07SL ;-;.i I 

The organliaUon en4 

courages and aupport»>,; 

business ownership bp| 

women. 

WHATC08TS 

WHAt? 

"Ott some land while you;, 

TnFmoPt ef III" that oldv 

laying in the real estate; 

busmen It still true, fn-'t 

deed, tome housing priced I 

are going up becauwJ 

there's net tneugh ipiMio; 

build rnera, Staristtc: In: 

mstropolitsn areas at this L 

time, land value makes up,K>, 

a third of the cost of a new' '• 

house/ five years ago, land' 

was IS to 2$ percent of the 

total. J 

The value of your piece of 

property depends largely, 

on the- overall reel estate 

market, the availability of; 

vacant or underused land, 

In the Immediate area,) 

local cal demand lor MouilhoA 

even the price of money In! 

financial markets, Of cour 

u, thff dsslon of youc house 

and the way It's beth-kepf 

wpar*lmpdrtant;too. 

Thirt are 8 lot of threads to 1 

follow when sitting ant 

Asking price for a houwj 

and experience and cot\l 

4HW.MPMUM to market* 

factors afô^dtd to g«t IJ l . 

right, It'iworthdMMrsantf, 

cents to you ltd call In 1heprofessionals. 

V 

When It's time to sell, list; 

VtALTY 

DOUBLE COUPONS 

Details at Store 

ABSECON, RIO GRANDE 

SOMERS POINT, VENTNOR 

MQN.-SAT.7A.M.-11P,M. 

SUNDAY 8 A.M.-9 P.M. 

L 

ShopRitc Coupon 

WITH THIS COUPON 

ONI (!) M«l TUSI OR I.MLWMP, ALL V* RS. 

I SAVE.80 I 

The Dairy Place 

100°o PURE 

Sunkist 

Orange Juice 

BREAKSTONE OR LIGHT N' LIVELY 

Cottage Cheese 

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ShopRite Singles 

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The Deli Mace 

COUPON SAVINGS•••tSi 

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REGULAR OR THICK 

Oscar Mayer 

Sliced Bacon 

Beef Chuck USDA 

CHOICt 

Steaks 

U.S.D.A, CHOICE iEEP SHOULDER , 

London Broil I 

Herrud Hoi Dogs 

Beef Franks 

A#\ USO.A CHOICE BEEF CHUCK 

X.89 Boneless Pot Roast 

A 1.19 Stuffed Pork Chops . 

Kahn'sieelFranks,: ;M.99 PolskaRleibasa ] 

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U.S.O.A. CHOICE BEEF(3LBS. OR MORE) 

Boneless Chuck Steal 

The Grocery Placei 

eLiverwurst 

Imported Ham 

COOKED ROUND OF 

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- SECTION ONE 

Beyel steps aside; DiLuzio is mayor 

ttan page I) 

Independent Com- 

people m tHs caemUm that 

probably has tijsltMt HH 

sitsnis un PPQQPHJP^ *tite 

to«» tfcta 

fter tailing off 

three challengers in the 

tor his 

to Tte 

wntte 

Pft, as a nfc*. Trofxano Voted ha the 

wawwintinent of solicitor 

In environmental * 

tat nfd, 

* f»tat to 

ud ttttew ft at AnMrieta L^m Patt B, 

*^JL?P • pad Je& •« Buck and MaTbm> 

recycling." NIQvUle. 

B a.fn.4plm. 

mmrm timoMMi- 

LIQUOR STORE 

^h»«a»llrtoiwhletireM tether Into one ordinal 

of • conununlty mlfiht be Ttamu' historical rapart "It's betn • gray area," h» 

stilted by proposed lists eeveral bulldlnns. said. "All w»fe r*ally doing 

dBvelopment or construction utondlng and rawd, whfch ki defining It" 

promts, he satd. truce the dtwetepMBi of the Copies on th« proposed 

wtoa 

Htatorlc statm, «nd efforts . . below 

r_ Miy 1 Included are 1? Island to 0U» 

Court Houie and Mar- churches Including the. tv«l|ibleto"tt»e public JaklV 

shaUvJU.toscWevetheMme 'rtbemaclc. HeaJsoUstedthe ButatSOOpaMMCktheclty 

Not til of Ocean «Vi «U VeiitV Avenue echool, —^- ^* 

posslWy historical homea are plus the three exUUng 

faum>J|L—^^^1^^ ••Siafc^r** •M-^HuJprn bull* ^^ — ttinHi i~ At,^ 

said. One for «Wil»,«tl7Kl 1508. 

and Ocean was detliied by 

fiuned architect Prank Lloyd aty buUdlngs with 

Wright, the house Isn't Include aty Hell, dm,... 

menttoned In the limited list tt>e post office, dretlSW.u.of 

historical bulWlngs hen, threeflrc corop^nlw which 

Other older structures have date back as tor as 1»8. Two 

toil historical significance of the old Srehouaea have 

becauae of their condition or been deslroyed. 

poorly done renovations Thomas' tracing of the 

which destroy its ar- city's history cornea largely 

._, ,_*. t. L. ._ , . u ioirt" pttbflj 

Butailstlng on the national NewJemsyJ 

or state reglifry could protect IMS, 

MARMORA SEAFOOD 

THIS WEEK'S SPECIALS 

Cook»d TiktOut 8(MCUI i 

STEAMED SHRIMP PL A HER 

STUFFED DEVILED CLAMS 

3i69pefpko, 

PASTA 4 SHRIMP SALAD 

•3.29, 

0PEN70AY8 

380*0142 

hearlnfl V:SO p,m. Jan. » st 

coundTchunben. aty HslL 

Ihe ordinance will eventually .» 

ta aent to City Council far « 

final i 

tentatively let for Jan. U, but 

waa pushed back when offlclsls 

reallied the pubUc 

would have iMuttdent time 

to review the drtft 

IBM PC uteri 

meeting Jarx 13 

H» South Jemy IBM PC 

1km Qroup will me«t 1».» 

Wadnaaday, Jaa U in the 

faighichool auditorium. 

Bagnn to iMi, the m 

mtmMr group iharei 

computer Information and 

date it Iti monthly maatlng, 

For furthar Information, 

oootiet Jack BrytM it S» 

4111orKathyJtromeat391. 

oni. 

•jj 

i' 

TheSenUnelLedger 

sports/recreation 

no secret 

Thursday, January?, IMS 

SecUona.pagel 

No longer under wraps: how to replace a broken rod guide 

"Sta i wwe were looking in In the 

golde gride ban tatftttet that difficult. difficult A tew ttw pt to brb« tmn wtlh yo% jg' '^ ' i '•> -•' - >'W *• tap.MU tte ends of tte MriyMUDtttMUb. rtandato*. 

âatt ; ywttrtay rmwhywri far yew J«*to* toote and ant wne mm thne Urn* wiSQ •» Tt«*dlnU*wkr#>dikeGf w • " ^ r^ôaaiî*. | !•*•««•• tapiadwi-p mtartMhiiiritarat ntatowiMa 

Mrante MMtv when you trodnoe retnufcalfc nsotta, 

cnne He across tweeter your when n mi. muta* First (nMdk you wUl NSOML need «MH> WW. A«IM> HIMUM E^tfâJ k ld of the wrap, trim tee end 390-1848 

ahmtej' and Imiert It through 

OCEAN CITY 

DENTAL CENTER 

GERALD F.RAABDDS PA 

Diane G. Raab, R.D.H. Scott H. Reab, C.D.T. 

GENERAL A FAMILY DENTISTRY 

FULL SERVICE LAB ON PREMISES 

RS>AIBSWrlLE YOU WAIT 

Wet lulls are, of course, a must during the annual 

Polar Bear contests; this year's event was 

no exception. 

Pileggi honored during 25th 

Polar Bear surfing contest 

V 

i iurtert tor tile DaveNlckebji 

PoUr Bear aurf Junior mens - 1, Matt 

. . . a.t the 7th Keenan. S. Juon Stumpf1$, I, 

ti, Street b*ichfi«turUfly by the Mlko Hamilton, 4. Dave 

Ocean City Surfing 

Aaoditton. 

Beta tUndano captured 

top honors In thseipert men's 

dWUlon while Steve Howard, 

one of the hottest local aurtew, 

came In fourth, ap- 

Ptrently showing the effects 

oTjet lag or thermal shock, 

"' ring his return the night 

•e from Hawaii where he 

_ in training with the 

itlonal Student Surfing 

elation. RindHgo ii, 

__Jilf t former N8SA 

national team member. 

Serlck Poling esilly won In 

tte men's competition, while 

Matt Keenan held off n charge 

by Jason Stumpflg to take top 

hanors in the Junior men's. 

A ipedal award was 

Jlted to Don Pllcgfll by 

Northeast conference of 

Mmlng tte retiring 

an City teoreatlon 

director man of the year for 

olt contnbutlooi to the sport 

at turfing in South Jersey. 

Air temperature- at the start 

:V -v. I „ 

More sports 

on page 6 

Donald L. Traynor DMD 

Faculty member and Clinical instructor 

Leadlno Unlvertlty Dental Sthool 

announces 

the openins of hit office 

for practice of 

General Dentistry 

It years private practice experience 

•788 Wtst Avt, Suite 202 nprfh 

ocean City,


opinions 

Caring for x 

the Jersey Cape 

The perspective from down county for years 

has been that folks up this way, especially in 

Ocean City, are more akin to Atlantic than Cape 

May County. In reality, of course, we are a big 

part of the Jersey Cape; furthermore. Ocean 

City and Upper Township have an increasingly 

important role in the well-being of the county. 

And with Upper Township Committeeman 

(and former mayor) Daniel Beyel now Joining 

Ocean City's James KUpatriek on the Cape May 

_ County Board of Chosen Freeholders, we expect 

to see and hear a great deal,more about the 

leadership and influence of upper county people 

in shaping the future of our county. 

After all, Ocean City is really the only true city 

on the Jersey Cape. Unlike other municipalities 

with the word city in their incorporated name. 

Ocean City is the only one which by its size, 

population, and year-round economy is a viable 

city in th« metropolitan sense. On the other 

hand, Upper Township, the gateway to the Jersey 

Cape, is largely rural even though it is 

becoming increasingly favored as the offshore 

place to live by first-time residents coining Into 

the county as well as longtime former island 

residents, both of whom are seeking the less confining 

spaces of the mainland, to say nothing of 

the lower taxes. 

So, we suggest, we now have people in leadership 

roles in county government whose 

backgrounds are representative of the resort 

economy and the rural lifestyles which, together, 

have a tremendous impact and influence on the 

well-being of the Jersey Cape. 

Cape May County is a wonderful place to live 

and work. We want to keep it that way. We are 

confident Mr. Beyel and Mr. Kilpatrick agree. 

Tfeureday, -January % vsm 

Section 2, page 2 

Smaller lots* bigger 

buildings are helping 

to displace non-wealthy 

Editor 

tMt week in area. 

, I 

act and a state permit 

wateS 

t; but there's:* 

sWrinwater managemeiit f For the put four years 

lack ,df region* 

Computerize your 

office work for 1988 

We will quickly and Inexpensively 

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operations on the Macintosh ( 

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PACE t — SECTION TITO 

ST. JAMES AME 

'Jlh SI and Haven Av. 

Ocean Prayer and hfble 

stud}'. 

CORBIN CITY BAPTIST 

Main Street 

Oorbinaty 

RJ. Biggin, pastor 

SUNDAY 

9:41 am. • Sunday school 

11 a.m. . Morning worship 

SBILOH BAPTIST 

7th and Simpson Av, 

Rev. Lafayette fUddlek, 

pastor 

SUNDAY 

10 a.m. • Sunday school 

11 a.m,. Morning worship 

WEDNESDAY 

7:30 a.m. - Midweek prayer 

service. 

SECOND CAPE MAY 

BAPTIST 

600 S. Shore Rd. 

Marmora 

Ibt Rw, Russell H. Bowtri 

Jr. minister 

SUNDAY" 

9:45 •,m. - Sunday school 

11 am,. Morning worship 

7 p.m. - Evening service 

TABERNACLE BAPTIST 

8th Si and Went Av, 

Rev. Michael Walters, pastor 

16 MIL • Sunday school 

11 am, • Morning strvtm 

nmsDAF 

?:» p.m. 

UHON CHAPEL BY THE SEA 

BIHi 8trt#t ing Aibury Avtnui 

SUNDAY, JANUARY 10,1188 

Dr. John F. Qimhin 

Minnon 

SUNDAY SCHOOL BilB A.M. 

SONG SERVICE 10:1 B A.M. 

CHURCH SERVICE 10:30 A.M. 

Nursery Available 

Musical Director During Survlct 

Miriam Adams O. Ward Keever, III 

Chapleln 

Agape Fellowship 

> WhlpitthtC#nHf 

Sundiy, 10:30 lo 12:00 

Caring and Sharing Group 

Wedneidiy-7:30p.m — " 

114 

ST. PETER'S UNITED 

METHODIST CHURCH^ 

- i- w ^ ^ *•*•¥•! ^••^* «•• ^-"-' r-m-lilt 

COMMUNMM MWfcr Cluisl * 

FAITH BAPTIST 

Mane 

Barry Rice, pastor 

WNBttY 

9:30 a.m. • Sunday school 

10:45a.m. - Morning service 

• Evening service 

WEDNESDAY 

7 ;30 p.m. - Prayer meting. 

CALVARY INDEPENDENT 

BAPTIST 

«h and New York Av, 

Bro€i 

SUNDAY 

9:45 MB, • Sunday school 

11 a.m. • Morning worship 

7 p.m- - 1 Worship service 

WEDNESDAY 

7:30 p.m. • Midweek prayer 

servfc*. 

Catholic 

ST. AUGUSTINE'S 

13th St and Wesley Av. 

Ocean City 

Msgr. Augustine Sefdenburg, 

pastor 

MASSES ( 

Daily - 7 end B pjn. 

Saturday • l a.m., 4 p.m. 

Sunday-8, B;15,11 a.m. 

CONFESSIONS 

Weekdays after 8 p.m. Man 

Saturday 3 to 3:30 p.m. 

ST. FRANCES 

CABRINIR.C 

and Stand Atlantic Av. 

Ocean aty 

Msgr. Joseph* E. Conlon, 

pastor 

MASSES 

Dairy . ? and 

Saturday - 4 and 6:30 p.m. 

Sunday-8,6:50 and 11a.m. 

OUR LADY OF GOOD 

O0ON8BL 

WhSLandAsburyAv. 


Msgr. Thomas H. Sharkey, 

pastor 

MASSES" 

Dally • a a.m., and 4 p.m. 

Saturday . 114, 4 and 7 

pan. 

S d l , 9,10:15 and 11:30 

Cenftiiloni - every 

Saturday at 2:30 p.m. 

CHURCH Of Tlffl 

RESURRECTION, R,C, 

Marmora 

GHRtSTIAN 

SCIENCE 

First Church of 

ChrUt. Scientlat 

glhSt,&AiburyAve, 


Announces new hours 

foriorviees; 

Sunday! i0:M«.m. 

, Sunday School 10i30a.m. 

Wedne»days7i30p.m. 

Teitlmenitl Mt«!ing 

Riadine Room Dally ' 

iliODi.m.teip.m. 

I ALLWiLCOMI , 

Msgr, A I M J 

Daily-8 and 9 «.m. 


Sunday -«, 9:30 and 11 a.m. 

OUR LADV OF SORROWS 

Wabash and Poplar Am 

Urnmed 

Saturday • 1:30 p.m. 

Sunday-«,B:S6 and 11a.m., 

8:10 p m . 

ST. JOSEPH'S R.C. 

4«h ajid Landis Av. 

ta Isle aty 

Msgr. M M. O'Connor, 

pastor 

Daily ? a.m. and 4:30 p.m. 

Saturday • I am, 5 and 7 

PJD. 

Sunday-8,9:30 and 11 

ST. JOSEPH'S 

«H Shore Rd, 

Point 

MASSES 

Dairy - 7 and 8 a JH 

Saturday • 5:S0 p.m. 

Sunday-7:45,9,10:30 a.m., 

noil find &*3G 

Christian Science 

FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST 

SCIENTIST 

ShStandAsburyAv. 


• 10:30 a.m. - Church service 

and Sunday School. 

GRACE CntfRCB 

10ft Stand Central Aw. 

OSanCBy 

Rev. John RBenbnry, rector 

SUNDAV 

1:30 p.m.-Morning p« 

andsermonHolfcaammn 

m first and tWrd Sunday. 

Gnvk Orthodox 

HOLY TRINITY 

GREEK ORTHODOX 

RM 

Bargaintown 

Rev. D.J. 

pastor 

Constantelos, 

SUNDAY 

I a.m.. Orthos - Matins 

9:30 a.m. - Devim liturgy 

10:30 a.m. • Sermon 

Interdenominational 

UNION CHAPEL 

BYTHE-8EA 

Btk St. and ABBOT? AV, 



SUNDAY 

1:15 a.m- - Sunday school 

lOiSO a.m. • Morning service 

witt pest speaker. 

UNWOOD COMMUNITY 

18S8 Shore Rd. 

Wnwood 

SUNDAY . 

9:45 a.m. • Church school 

II a.m. - Morning worship 

7 p.m. • Evening service 

,«^n; MARMORA QOSPBL 

WEDNESDAY CHAPEL 

TsSO p.m. • TiiUmony LyndhurM and Wlihr Av. 

Marmora 

Episcopal 

HOLY TRINITY. 

EPISCOPAL 

5Hh St. and Bay Av. 


Rev. Michael W. Goldberg, 

rector 

SATURDAY 

EucharUt 

aJNDAY 

I a jn. • Holy Eucharist 

Bill IA. • Church Mhool 

10 a.m.. Choral Eucharist 

I %m DedietUon of the new 

SY 

litD a.m. • Holy EucharUt 

CHRIST EPISCOPAL 

P Shore Rd. 

Boners Point 

Rev. Roger J. Hamilton, 

rector 

SUNDAY 

8 and 10 a.m. • Holy 

Eucharist 

WEDNESDAY 

10tl0t.B,.H6lyauehjfit 

to the chapel. 

GRACE BIBLE CHAPEL 

independent Fundamental Bible Church 

lit Withy Aw. (tairay Hotel) Octin My, H.J. 

SUN. JAN. 10, Rev. Richard Markley 

Interim Patter 

9:48 A.M. 8UH0AY SCHOOL 

11:00 A.M. HORNINfl SERVICE 

7:30 P.M, EVEMNflSEfl VICE 

"Tuehlhg *Pn$chlno ThBWholiBlbf" 

OCEAN CITV 

BAPTIST CHURCH 

and summer Bible tonltrence 

10TH4WEILEY 809-2261 

HIV.OONALOI.NWILKRT.lMairriltar 

m. OOHAU) D. PMUM. VUNHM NMr 

SUNDAY, JAN. 10,1988 

0i46AM^0OKMMOMHieHrib 

•:3t)A.M,-lW«AVlCHML 

7:00 m, mm mm mm 

SUNDAY 

9:30 am; - Worship 

11 a.m. • Family Bihle hour 

7 p.m, - QoBpel meeting 

GRACE BIBLE 

CHAPEL 

Hotel Lurey 

m Wesley Av. 

Ocean Ci^ 

RV, RichMd Msrklay, . 

Interim pastor 

SUNDAY" 


11 a.m. • Morning wonhlp 

7:30 p.m. • Evening service 

WEDNESDAY 

7:80 pin. Prayer 

and Bible study 

PRAISE TABERNACLE 

Ocean Heights Av., weit of 

Bon Road 

Bargtlntown 

Rev. William Britt, 

SUNDAY 

10 a.m. • Wowhlp wrviee 

7 p.m. • Evening service 

Home fellowship 

Tuesday, Wednesday 

REORGANIZED CHURCH 

W JESUS L.DJ. 

Rte, 9 

Palermo (Just south of Jef* 

tor's Florist) 

George B. Griffith, pastor 

SUNDAY 1 

11 a.m. Morning service. 

MARGATE COMMUNITY 

MO Ventnor Parkway 

Margate 

Sty. Terence O. Johnson 

Btv. David A. Flaming 

SUNDAY 

9iS0 a.m. • Church school 

fltW and 11 fl-m. • Worship 

Lutheran 

W. JOHN'S iUlHBRAN 

Oenksl Av/st lOthSt 

l^ntn Ntkamara, (MMY 

SBNDAY . 

9:30 ML • Cbnrch 

11 a.m. -Servk* with Holy 

MESSIAH LUTHERAN 

CndandLandbAv. 

Sea tate City 

Benty Ifttond, pmstor 

SUNDAY 

10 «m - It* service 

11 ejn. • Subday school 

GRACE LUTHERAN 

Shore Rd. and Dowes Av, 

aUUIiSa rDBn - ', 

Rt?. Jeffrey R RJckards, 

pastor 

ajJNDAY 

9:30 a.m. and 11 a.m. > 

Worship service 

9:M a.m. -Sunday school 

and 

Methodist 

ST. PETER'S 

UNITED METHODIST 

«h Stand Central Av. 


David M. Finch, pastor 

SUNDAY 

9 a.m. - Church Bchool 

10: SO a.m. • Morning 

worship. 

TRINITY UNITED 

METHODIST 

» N. Shore Road 

Marmora 

JX>. OvercMh, paftor 

SUNDAY 

6:48 B.m. - Suwhy i 

8:3010411 a.m, • Worship 

MACEDONIA UNITED 

METHODIST 

10th SU find Simpwn Av. ... 


DQvid M. Ftnch, pwtor 

SUNDAY" 

BsSrj tt,m, • Church school 


UNITED MKTHODIST OF 

SEA ISLE CITY 

r Bin, and Put ltd 

W, Nichols, pastor 

IUNDAY" 

1 V" 

CENTRAL UNITED 

STOODIST 

«CBAN CITY 

PRESBYTERIAN 

Rtnl Patterson 

SUNDAY 

llajm. • CJnrch service 

Evening service 

MR.ST PRESBYTTiRI AN 

7fta,«adWe(ief Av, 

OeeanCtty 

Rev. Ralph H. HlbMtt 

Interim Pastor 

SUNDAY 

9:30 am. • Sunday school 


7,jo p.tt. Ed bbfc 

Seventh Bay 

Adocntist 

Rooseveft Blvd. 

and Route 6 

Marmora 

John Freedman, pastor 

SATURDAY^ 

S>30B HL*> I 

II am. • Bible Stody 

tlRSTDAY 

(Sunday) 

11 a.m. -Meeting 

for 

worship. 

Susan SikorsklI of the Humane Society, holding' 

Betsy the cat, accepts coupons for pet food f 

Audrey Farrell of the Ocean City Civic Club. 

Stork report < 

!1h#tSMlS! S^^RtsKm^l 

MSUB Wl 

*'•• ^ fiuiftir, Nov. W 

• Stephen and Megan 

.(DtftftM) WhcaUoy ot Sea 

VllUnl of Horthfleld, ., 

daughter, Dec. s. ,r 

Meld, a son, Dec. 4. 

Anthony and Cassandra 

I** 0 ' Joi^hindMspydUiisri) 

SUNDAY < T Damlco of Ocean 6% a 

illO 1.B1, • lundiy y Mhool hool *«#"•. M?J 

OiSO and 11 I.E • Worship Aly and Sandra (Susl) 

service 

nrasotd of lomers Point, § 

son, Nov. SS. 

WESLEY UNTTEO 

James and Laurie (Stack) 

METHODIST 

Osier of Northfield, a son, 

fit »10 Petersburg 

Nov. 80. 

Rev. Paul W. Varier Loo, Michael and Alyse (Cahffl) 

pastor 

Une of Ltnwood, a son, Nov. 

30, 

SUNDAY " 

Michael and Nora (May) 

0i4B a,m. • Momtng worship Oostello of Ocean City, a son, 

U sjn, • Sunday school Nov. 80. 

Steven and Christine 

SEAVtUB UNITED (Collins) Hlckey of Somers 

METM0D1OT 

Point, a son, Nov. 80. 

Short 'Rdi 

Milton and Lisa (Lie* 

Seville 

dardeUo) Noveck d Somers 

Rev. MsA H, Etf 1 Point, a daughter, Deo. 1. 

Russell and Mary 

BUNDAYW 

(Mangold) Snow of Ocean 

0 a.ffli * Worship servlM City, a son, Deo, l. 

Church school ' Louis and Linda (Savitsky) 

Bonato of Ocean City, a son, 

TUCXAMdB UNITED ' Dec. 1, 

MBTHODttT 

Prank and Linda 

(Medhaugb) Corradettl of 

TuckihM 

Nofthfleld, a daughter, Dee, 

R«v. Daniel HttUtt* pastor 

Doyle and % 

t Stmday school 

Mornlnfl worship 

Vtt (Bolax) Robertson of Octio 

*""', a dauihttr, Dec. i. 

M^n

I 

PAGE 6 — SECTION TWO TOE SENTINEL LEIHT.EK, OCEAN CITY. 

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Mm the Lady Brave Classic 

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PAINTING CONTRACTOR 

• INTERIOR /'•- 

EXTCHIOH 

CALL 399-4322 

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REGISTERED BUILDER 

7th SI. i Bay AVB, Phone 399-2936 

• Roofing 8. Siding * Interior 8. Exterior Painting 

iulldlne • RsMMtllng * Alterations' ' 

* Pormlea Work 

VINCENT STAHLER 

; , REGISTERED BUILDER — > 

"CUSTOM CARPENTRY" 

iptciBliiing In 

REPAIRS • W.TERATWNS • REHOOEUHfl • ADDITOH! 

VMVL UDMl • VIHYL REPLACEMENT WW00W8 

• PHONE 399-4724 • 

free Estlmote Fully Iniured 

PAINTING By KELLY 

1 Interlor/lxtertor 

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Tuesday's loss to Millvllle at the high school gym. 

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• INTERIOR 

•EXTERIOR 

ôtVACeePTiNoiNteNioit 

PAINTINO f ON THB WINTER 

ftMldMt/«l • Commifci.i 

(Sertlordtlierts Discount) 

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'PfiMrvlrtO Wood Decks 

(609)390.6254 

CLASSIFIED ADS 

BRING RESULTS 

Kwolfnt-Oaiolln* 

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399-0450 

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Oil and water: when athletics 

nd school board actions mix 

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ipd cwmnmlty tedws, tnctodlng ttodl * Ate senttw, apAe to 

mft Mm to no nvrnH 

Ow«ttt* school botnl member 

The Raiders are M In Division Two of the Cape-Atkntlc 

League, one-half game ahead of Mainland and a full game 

tn front of Sacred Heart. 

DENNIS MORRIS 

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T>EH, OCEAN CTTV, NJ, 

KM. For Sale R.E. For Sale RE. For Sale R.E, Perttite YMrt» RMlkto 

UW HOMES M UPffil TOWHSWP! 

TWO OPCN HOUSES: 

Sw**y,,»in.10,1t»4PJL 

Two Location*: 

it JHLAVE-PALEBMOM99.000 

Or. FrDm R| 9, turn West on Hilltop i,riotltoo Brvckly 

Wr. Prom Rl, ? go WH» KJ OBnn TmirnrM. n UpjHr Tee, 

LOOK mi SIGNS! 

CALL FOR DETAILS! 

Ai 

COLDUJeLL 

BANK&R U 

AVALM REALTY 

MAMnA 

3903400 

Broed: 

UPPER TOWNSHIP 

Move right in with no fix up costs! Oomp., 

renovated Cape Cod home offering 3 bedrooms 

baths, living room with wood stove, family^wui, 

bright sunny country kitchen with wood cabinets and 

dishwasher, new carpeting and freshly painted Inside 

v and out. on heat, perfect family am, n?406, 

1J+ wooded acres for your new home, best opportunity 

In the township for SW.MQ. 

Watch the construction ol your new home on an 

executive street in the township. Two story eoienieL 

w^th a Victorian charm offering * bedrooms, 2Vi tamsT 

formal living and dining rooms, banlstered noreh, 

family room with fireplace, deck, mud room/storage 

room, spiral staircase, master suite with privatelaeuui, 

natural gas heat and central air. Call today for 

your personal preview, won't last long! 

COMMERCIAL PROPERTIES 

First time offered) Prime commercial Marmora 

ground with township approvals for your business endeavor. 

High traffic area to put your Ideas to work. 

Call for details. 

Perfect location for your business In Seaviiie, Approvals 

for 2080 sq. ft. building. Asking 1110,000, 

RIAL 

ISTATI 

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904 S. Show Bd,, HO. lox JB, Marmora, N.J, 08823 

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with templet* kitchens, 

parking, steps to bead) 

and boardwalk. Priced 

MldSM'stotMrMD, 

Niwly RtmodtUd Conv 

fftrtibie canaie 3 

bedroom*. 2 baths with 

expendable attic for 

fourth bedroom. Must 

ste to balltva the value. 

Unusual find at SliMoO, 

1 bath Condo In Hay 

Village. Includes all appliances. 

Great place 

for year round living. 

mm 

k Two Family 

Fully furnished, both 

, units hMhM. Excellent 

Incomr, potential. 

ll»,900. 

Zachariae Realty Bmnlng the Jersey Shore Since 1925 

OCEAN CITY 

Lovely 3 bedroom, 2 

bath first floor eendo, 

Seven years old, all appliances, 

fireplace, 

security alarm, heat 

pump and central air. 

,M8,f00. 

ALL THIS FOR •122,000. 122,00. MARMORA 

ITS"*' Bl , th 'J° f f if8r b i M l » w d «»• lnn Nat.brlcfc wood stove area in dining room 

1 bath garage apt., electric heat and wood stoye in living room. sroom. 

mSrel " bulltflBrasi lot "» m m ^d neighborhood commercially toned. All).«.. are 

Cozy rancher in country, 

setting in Dennis Township, 

1 bedrooms, 1 

bath, wisher, dryer, 

burglar alarm, and fire 

sprinkler system, Come 

sit by the woedstove. 

175,000, 

OPEN HOUSE 0 A.M. to 2:30 P.M. 

SUNDAY, JANUARY 10 

OCEAN CITY 

NEWLISTINO 

2nd floor Condo near 

•hopping & beach. 

Three btdroein,! baths, 

sjMGfeut kitchen and 

living room, economical 

gas heat and central air, 

•111,000, 

Stop in after 

Church. 

This may be 

your new home! 

ALL YOU NEED 

T0 KNOW ABOUT 

OCEAN CITY 

Triplex 1st and 2nd unit 

has 4 bedrooms, 1 bath, 

fireplace, electric 

baseboard heat, 3rd unit 

has 3 bedrooms, 1 bath, 

electric heat, large lot 

40x100' and three car 

garage, all this for 

1199,900, Potential ineomeS30,QM, 

OCEAN CITY 

Confemporary j 

bedroom, 2V% bath 

Townhouse eendo. 

Living room has free 

standing fireplace, 

master bedroom has 

vaulted ceilings, 

skylights and view oi 

ocean. Park In your own 

two-ear garage, short 

wajk to beach and 

ocean, •137,900, 

R€flUYZ70flAsb«yAwe.0.C. 

OMAN CIT¥ 

Store front and also efficiency 

apartment. 

Two bedroom, 1 bath 

Second floor apartment 

has 3 bedrooms and 1 

bath plus 2 car garage, 

1159,000, 

OCEAN CITY 

Six bedroom single on 

duplex zoned (of. 

Waiting for handyman 

or conversion. Present 

all offers. 1107,000, . 

KMTALT 

3 bedrowu, 4 bath' 

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Overlooking entn. and 

floor, completely 

remodeled with new kit* 

chen and bath, wall-towell. 

11th and Boardwalk 

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Yearly Rentals Yearly Rentals Yearly Rentals Yearly Rentals Yearly Rentals Yearly Rentals Yearly Rentals Yearly Rentals 

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oryar, w/w, eas NW ht, tn> HmM >nl air, w/w carpet, m aMpluncn. 

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RE. For Sale R.E. For Salt «.». For Salr R.E. Per Sale R,E. For Silt 

WeWT-FOX" The Competition 

.EVERYDAY! 

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City ! DB /IB unit on ill Boar, 

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\im jrvlBo •»«. wrai. deck. 

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Ocean C/(y, N,J, COMPUTERIZED RENTAL SERVIC 

"FiretinAêrica" 

KIACHrRONT LUXURY 

Cuticm nomt on ih. Mien wltti erlvtit 

BPlvt twocarpirKIno InlhllilrMMInt, 

Priv.u dKkoll Ih. miittr Mdnem 

ana hugt Mck Melng tmch with iHHt 

Irem dinlno and living roomi, Oultld* 

iliowtrl > buolllully hirnlitud 

fabulaul ocnn vl.wi tall luting 

brekir for an •ppointmtnl. 

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. Ulf W«l»y Av». 

Orui rtnlil leeiiign wlih parkins, l«n 

dKtBM nar yaM, dag ptn, MtliM hat 

ihBwtr, lot. M itor.j., |arN CIOMH, 

medtrn ' klich.n, jlnplan, 

w«ihir/dryir,blod,ck«.»IW,OOO 

•TOHIHAHBOH 

OPIN HOUMlUNDAYia.4 

203121 it «tr«.t 

Mignlilcirif home in the exclusive Soulhend beach aria of 

Sfons Hirbor.iloB in ana* pravitw fht b§it. 

NEW LISTING 

Duplex • Positive cash flow, easy money I Splendid bay 

loeafion, good condition, fach unlf 1 bedrooms/1 bath, A 

winrw that won't last. Just ifWM. 

NeWLISTiNB 

spacious Single family Horn.. Charming sld.-by-«id« 

• yii. 3 BR, i bath, sun perch, family pm.f w/waol bu ' 

nlni stove, hugt dlnlns pm., & kitehin. Niw rapraeemint 

, windows, vinyl siding, won't last long atm,m 

Ready for business I 40 seat restaurant in prime ieeaiei 

Historical bids, total rtnovatlon, Super kltchtn, fantastic 

repufafioni Ownsrs quar(«rs UfMtalM. Room for «xpan- 

fUsfertd triplex, centrally locattd, new kltchani, baths, 

MUrlor, palrit, oc«anvl»Wi, 33 BR., apti./i - 2BR. 

•1v7,JO0. . •'; . 

ffuptr Monty Makar* 

Ten beautiful aparfmtntt an with new bafn>, kltchtm, 

drywall & windows. All units fully 1 rented yr, round, call 

titling broker for full Income info. UHMO. 

) CARDIFF. LONDON COURT 

Joit pacK & move into this 3 BR,, Vh bath beautyi New 

wallpaper and cu»tom blinds, eatln kltchtn, quarry tile 

foyer/many extras Inch w/w, w/dÎ/Wrfl/d^/t, A must 

see at only IM,WO, 

ariit Oualn In a (nat Mighbortwod. 

Plin new for • ItnUillc lumm.r tatton 

In mil lUPIP Pfoptrty. VtcMHM II 

IMay I WM'Mtii lang, |M,m,W, 

"CMMIlHllRMliMt" LMIIIM ' 

OVtr ifito w. II. o» p ilntf itvil 

comnrnrclil (paci (nulch invwntrt In 

O.C.). (1) yttnTMIM ipn. gtntflit 

mM ineemt, Wllh ewfwr'i tpl. 4 all 

ttmmmlii ipm rmttd, preMrty un 

rMllttliil)>aiMfiMIU,m, in yaarly 

Inconull Trtmtndout poitlbllltlMIII 

Join mt l*ih II, h Atbury Avt, 

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tftiMtt tMayl I PINM nil ilitltw brotur 

 

. TWO FOR ONE Newer duplex near Gold Coast, Three 

bedrooms, 1 baths each unit. Cathedral calling on 2nd 

111 Excellent rental history, 1231,000. 

SOLD COAST Multi-family, Six units. Steps to beach, 

Positive cash flow, investment buy of the year. Asking 

1131,000, . , 

MAONIPICENT OCBAN VIEW Spacious family 

home, I bedrooms, 3W baths, Interfain In the over- 

•lied living room, separate dining room and cathedral 

ceiling family roam. Beautiful kitchen, inground, low 

mainftninee swimming pool. Many extras. Must be 

seen. 1491,000, 

NEWLISTINOS 

ONI BBDROOM CONDO with ocean view. 3 years old. 

©riat income. Asking •101,000, 

DUPLEX Pre-construction prices available now, see 

blueprints here for this Central Ave, duplex, Close to 

beach and boardwalk, : 

LIN WOOD TWO BIDROOM TOWNHOUSE V/t baths, 

©as ht«f, Many extras in this lovely condo, 192,000. 

418 ATLANTIC AVENUE 

OCEAN CITY, NJ, 08226 399-8123/ 

h 

MARMORA exit 25 of 

HM Gtrdm State Parkway, 

brand new elfin, 

iXRtlent location includet 

slonaoe. im 

mediately available, ] 

private office suite, 

nio. Private #ntranc*. 

Rooms 

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1 or 1 Muinv moniwr/wmiy/diii,. no 

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hirtnn Matting Townundl Inltl Ctvlc 

Canttr July 14 10 00 . m Rtgultr 

AAttllng TowtiMndl Inltl civic Canlar. 

Augutl » 10 00 t m - Conlw.nct 

Maatlnsi Auguat f io 00 • m 

mediately. All new RagularMMtlngj Augulll] lOOgtm 

luxury decor, Italian CenltrtlKt Matting; Auguit I] • 10:00 

a.m. • Ragultr Matting. 

leather sofa & chairs Sapiambtru ;mpm Conttrtnet 

plus worlds largest Matting; s.pl.mijw 1) - 7:00 p.m. . 

Ragultr Matting; Stpttmbar 17 • 7104 

eoior TV with VHI P.m. - Conttrtnet Mtttina-Towtntnat 

library in the Asbury inltt civic Ctnttr; 

Saptunbtr 17 • i.oo p.m. • Rtgvltr 

Club. 

Mttiinp. Townttnn inltt Civic ctnttr. 

Per an appointment 

Octobtr II 7»prn Conftrtnc* 

Matting, OctobM- 11 • t.(B p.m. . 

CALL 3990440 Rtgular Maailnsi octabtr M • l.K p.m, 

COnfartnct Mtatlng; Octootr M l!» 

13B7A8BUHYAVE. p.m. • Rtgular Matting. 

Or CHBttZON REALTY Nsvtmtw t • 7:00 p.m. • Ctnttrtnc* 

Maatlnsi Novtmbar • 7:00 P.m. • 

399-8363 

RtSUItr AMttlfig; NOV*HBrr n • )tlO 

p.m. • Conftrtflct Matting; Novtmbw 

a • ]:» p.m. - Ragular MMtlng. 

Dactmbar I] 1 00 p m conttrtnc* 

ROOM 'OR RENT - Wtakly rttn, Mntlng, Ciambir |] r: 00 p.m. 

MUM taillltlH •vallibli Ml wnklr. Rtounr.Mating, Dnimmr 17 MS 

Call «|].|U? aitir I p.m. ' . 114 p m Conl«r«nc. Moling OKtmoar 

77 );» u.m. RMulir Matting, 

A NIC! MONI-Ww t nlet gtntiimm, Dtctmbar It II go «m Rtgular 

Udy or Hnlsr cllli.n. Flnl lloor, luth, JWHtlng (Thuriday) 

Ihgwar, 1 oood mttli a trt. Rtiunnli 1 A copy M ttllt action intll M « U 

ang lemr round. P.rKlnfl, rtltr.nc.i, promlnantly on tnt Bullatln Sotrt, 

prlvaMMmi.ClllMI'MM. IH Lobby. «lr.l floor, city Hall on mt 

Bvllatln Soard. Lobby, flrtt Ploor. 

Public Stftty •ulldlng, m join F. 

Summer Rentals Ktnnadv S«ulav»rd, tnd on ttw tulMtki 

Board, LCOby, TMiniandt Inl.l civic 

Ctntar. IM. • utn Slrtal 

THINK 1UMMIR - Ctil MH hw 

I. Ont III copy o) um« mill t» for- 

your frat lumtmr ranlai iulM iM 

wardad to Hit Otttttt-Liadar, TIM 

pr.vltw rtntil prsptrtiM winiaui 

Prtu, TIM StntlrwILUJolf and Tht 

iHVlns homi. tutrvt Hrlyl TM 

Towninlp Tlm« 

VinByk OrwB/WilNr Wtmiin, 1-1 i. A copy wan to illtd with rh. 

Municipal Clark. 

OE7AWAV WEEKEND - Nn> loulh t. A copy mall bt mallid to any par 

oc lour bMnom, bttiMr«rit, M mid 

ton who raquatrt It and who hai paid 

vln>, (ull, MUlHtd, llnani provldtd, 

M.M plut pottagi 10 covaro colt tf 

licuill Ctil IM-HM. t 7 

providing uld nollcl. 

1/MknaalJ.McHala 

1/J«m« R. lannona 

AVAILABLE FOR SUIWMgH SIASON Commlulonart 

- Ill floor and Intf fleer unlti, fully 

lurnlMad, ] barm., ttih unit Hat lit I HEREBY CERTIFY ttllt tn< 

«n Mat mp. M,M taeh fop lummtf loragol'ig raioiutton wat duty adopMg) 

MtMn, call lor appointmtni Mclnlyn by tht Board of Commlulonara ol tlM 

Rial etlitl, Ntw and BttMl RMd, 

Clfy Of Stt lilt City. Niw Jtruy at • 

Ismefi Point. . If 

muling h«ld on Turtday, Cutimtnf n, 

l»«7, 

VTfi.rfu J risnt 

- -/Municipal CUrk 

I 7ITPf 

ATTHACTIVI - _.._ 

owroom tpl., fompano atMh Mtr m* 

MMrl, Match Sl.im. Call 4J» W30 or 

mm), •••"•', I K 

tots For Sale 

PLISii TAKI NOTISI lint 

MARGARET L RITriNHSUSI Hal 

aptillM 10 thi toning lean ol A,J|o.tmtnl 

for tht city el Octan city lor « 

vtrltnu from !ht ffwii ,ard »lb*:» 

rnulftmtnli of Ihi ecaan City lenlag 

wilnantt ii iifiinaM, In, uloact 

nûirtminfi ler p.fklno «,«„. ( M 

(or p«nili)lon Is crtaft a curb cut, IM 

lor iuch ether varlanen ai may b* 

rtauifMi which will ptrmit htr Is 

damsiiih a poriioo ot tnt euitding and 

rtlMalt thf ittrn along fht Iron) ol in* 

hwit In wdtr to provicit t*o (Ji . 

o.rklnd jp.crt adllctnl to th* hoirti 1 : 

(etfftd on Lot j, BlMli in, SIllTO' 

Octan city To Mae, which profwrty Si! 1 

IMtfad at 110 Plymoulh Plict, (vj**) •• 

Clfy, Niw jartty. " ^SJMi' 1 

WATIUCRONT - lilt 

Vlntlind, u aertt, wtltr and mi, 

ownir flnarielng. Call Wf 

' My, tl whlttl llrnt you ffllyliaÛrl'- 

QAKAdiS FON HINT -fwBilir.gtl' !"J''i"»,•«),*&S$JV*>**Wfi 

elui efflta. ftysllsblr Vtarly, etnltr. f£i,PB'faLlSIlJWw**^?

o 

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PAGE 12 — SECTION TWO THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N J, \ 

Face EHT at home Friday 

McAllister sparks Raiders to split in tourney 

NORTH WILDWOOD - 

lob McAllister scored a 

o»reer*lgh n points and 

«

' > 

PAGE ! — SECTION ONE THE SENTINEI^LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N J. 

OUR GREATEST 

STRATOLOUNGER 

SALE...EVER! 

SAVE 20% • 40% 

For (7) days only we are offering you 

every single Stratolounger® rocker 

recliner, close-to-the-wall recliner, 

Lo Back* recliner and extra-position 

recliner in stock at prices that will 

save you, 20%-40% off our every day 

low prices, 

FREE DELIVERY AND SETUP! 

JANUARY FURNITURE SALE • Still in Progress! Furniture Annfix 

Pre-lnventory Sale 

Super Values on one-of-akind 

and discontinued TV's 

and appliances. 

Washers from $299, 

Dryers from $219, 

Microwaves from $99. 

14 c.P. Refrigerator $399. 

ANNEX 

Pre-lnventory Sale 

20%-50% Off Men's 

• Fall/Winter Suits . 

• Sportcoats 

• Sweaters 

• Outerwear 

Rubber 

Regularly 

', package of 2

PAGE 4 —SECTION ONE 

Newsome, Hammell are wed 

N II WWTER MERCHANBSE 

Slacks • Skirts • Pantsuits 

Sweaters • Blouses 

Casual & Dressy Dresses 

FatltM,MiiKiaM Half Sim ' 

Pay full price for first item and 

one penny lor the second of 

equal or less value. 

Stubbs' 

DRESS SHOPPE 

741 Atbury Avt. 

SPECTACULAR SALE 

Thurs.-Pri.'Sit. Only 

FINAL CLEARANCE 

intlre Stock of 

10% Off entire stock 

BRAS* and GIRDLES 

20%to30%Off 

Sleepwear, loungewea 

& sportswear 

?(T Featuring i 

Edith L«nc#» , subtract 

„, Smoothie 

vanity Pair /jV Womens dy 

Oloa , '. .oa-Aii ' 

Carnival 

LOItDOIX 

POO* and 

Pull Length Zip-Lined 

ALL WEATHER COATS 

Slits 4 11 Rig, ti Petite 

Not ill llwi and Styles 

. In every itort 

IE COAT RACK 

741 Aibury An,, MI in City 111.7110 

111 Niw Jntly An,, AtiftM 141-0102 

Ml Unlit An,, VlHMM IH'SIDl 

7111 Vintnw A«l., VantiiBf 111.1717 

Mon.-S«t. lOtoj.JO 

Our Famous Semi-Annual 

Foundations Sato 

all Winter Shoes 

Bags & Boots Evening 

Shoes 

THE SENTJNEL.LEPGER, OCEAN CITY, N J. 

GINNVS 

PLACE 

(Formerly Campbell's Shoes) 

813 Aibury Avenue, 

399.334? 

200 south shore rd., marmora 

Colleen Faniler, right, and ^dvthe Ingram of 

the Country More Women'& Club pack cans of 

cookies recently for distribution to the Woodbine 

Developmental Center. 

THURSDAY, JANUARY 14, vm 

PTSA to meet at high school 

Winnie Newsome and M. Georgia Ebton of Ocean Best man vat David 

Utnee HammpTl were united View was matron of honor for MeOraft of Palmyra. 

in matrimony Nov. 28 at the her sister. Bridesmaids were Assisting it ushers w«re 

Trinity United Methodist Irene Bell of South Seaville, Frank Richardson at Sooth 

Church, Marmora. The Rev, sister of the bride, Ann Seavflk, brother tf the bride, 

J.D. Overcash officiated Richardson of South Seaville, Robert McGrath of Pshnyra, 

daring the noon ceremony. sister-tn-law of the bride, Mfa TWt e Nomettes of Ocean City 

held It's annual Christmas 

party meeting at the Crab 

Ttap in Somers Point with Vk 

Barton was ID ch»r«e of the brought taped Christmas 

Cocco engaged annual project 

carols tor entertainment. 

Helen NeeKlnso/BrlfisnUne It was announced thata*500 

WBJ chosen winner of the quilt 

Mr. and Mm. CharlM H. 

dooaUon would be made to the 

donatad by the American 

McCardellSr. of Ocean Oty. 

Ariatr*i Hospital for Crip, 

home department 

announce the engagement or 

pled Children, designated for 

It was announced a check 

melrdaughtor, Amy Helen, to 

sporting equipment. 

in tte amount of $1,600 will 

Kevin E. Oooco, ton of Mr, 

nw next meeting will be 

be given to the Cape May 

•Ad MM. Albert A. Oocco of 

Jan, 18 at the FeAOCulL 

County Cancer fund in 

Ocean City. 

Members were reminded to 

ftNMjr,..a mdt of m 

A spring wedding to plan- 

bring an article for show and 

acke 

ned. 

sell to benefit the 

quilt. 

fund 

h 

LAST 9 DAYS! 

SPECTACULAR 

; SAVINGS 

"All Mum Ob! Cloiing for Vacation 

NOTHING EXCLUDED 

391-0927' „„ 

Open Datly],i0to6 • Cioslnfifar vaeation t/i7to2/i '88 

ftoôfbeingwemeigkt? 

FREE 

SEMINARS. 

Thi* year*Jieej) thetiw Year's resolutibh " 

you never could hetote. fi'-wM 

$ 

, J ANI/ARY it, iam 

Garden club members 

hear program on 

ns 

Jack AprtU, owner and cUp^ng* to «41mtaatr weed* 

devekfter of Learning Run and ktcp tta aoll moist. 

Botanical Gardens, > In wtter If they an 

Swaluton, MnjgMet apeaker after the ann KOM 

at the meettogfet the Ocean AprtU continued. A gfeei 

OtyGartMOobon Jaaft. tettMr to 10-10-10 to * 

Uemings Run to the only acrmtebed In and around 

anmiall garden In the United plant*. FertiUie weU 

Sates open to the public, said Angnst eo the plants will go 

Aptffl, arid spoke members on tate tte Fan stwnt, Bald 

how to garden the laty mans AprilL 

way, 

Begtanlng jantanera are Learnings Run features 

urged to start with a amaU ettrecdoos and guided n n 

plot-«iaandcontro»ttDo from June S3 through OcnotstartseedUngstootarty 

ai tone*. Daring the month 1 of 

fee eeason, hi said, at the August tte Hummlngbl)rds 

tager hours of daylight, as arrive, aaid AprilL 

the days lengthen, are more Ibe next dub meeting jtfl 

Important Soil ahbuld be be 1 p.m. Tuesday, Feb. at 

tested tor its pH content and tte youth center, Men 

Bmed accordingly. Starting George Wuest, consulftng 

wtth easy g^mg plants, poaartan, will speak on all 

place them dose together, there la to know about 

and mulch with fresh grass growing roses." 

THESENTINEI.LEDG 

Michael Doortey and John Oakes, right, are welcomed M new members 

to ITC by Nancy Rientor as guest speaker G. John Schreiner, left, 

looks on. < 

Charity League installs officers 

Oerber was recently corospondlng eowespoixllngwcretary; secretary and 

astheBWhptwIdeat as the 56th prudent Joan BJork, treasurer. Mary 

of the Charity League of Kay Marks end Pat Raring 

AUsnUe County at the Ram's are directors. 

Head Inn. ReUring president Patty 

AU» insUUftd m Tlsh Ue. reported tt»t more than 

Bunu, vice-president; Claire *50,000 was coatrtbated to 15 

McOlnty, recording local agencies and three area 

secretary; Holly Henry, hospitals during 1W7. 

Polka group to perform 

on the Music Pier 

Jan Lewan and his or- The program inaugurates 

chestra, wDl perform at the the CiW'« plan to hold year 

Music Pier 8 p.m. Saturday, around attractions at tte 

Jan, M, Al Albert TV per. Her. 

sonality, wllllntroduce Lewan The DovtUs, a popular *50i 

Robert Johnson, left, outgoing president and sing several songs wtth group, will appear March 10. 

the gavel to Incoming officer Allen Vemon Jr., the group. Refreshments will be 

during Ocean City KIwanlR Club meeting. | Lewan, a native of Poland, served. For table reserk 

noted for his authentic vatteni contact the Public 

rendering of polka music. He Relations Department, City 

has performed at the Atlantis Hall, OwanCity, OMB, or cal 

Primary students 

Casino In AtlanUc City, M41U. Admiiulon I" 

! Bermuda and throughout the __ 

mmed citizen of month ^^mM K^ÂV 

Citlsen of the month 

ntswerehc 

an aiiimbly 

recently at the primary 

school. Captain Jim Nlckles, 

of tte ~ *"* ~ " 

the awfini for the month of Third Rrado" • Chris 

"afflHRS-J^" IPS 1 * 1 KrtM * 3m *>k * 

..Kindergarten - Rebecca tj^. Q,^ carty, 

Juiwlak, Lea Vetun, Paula Sewirt. " J 

Ffwt grade. Ashley ft oth, n m "' • " 

Edward' ShlfDer nj. Eric* TRBENS ANNOUNCE 

Yflutt^ Center, Itt and 

Wo^Jemufer Hewitt, Ihea BmTH OF DAUGHTER t t e A, S d ,. 

McCray; Mr, and Mn, Cartton H. Jan, 16. The alHlme classic 

Second irad| • -UU x^,, m $ f^n^^ film from Walt DtsneywUl be 

4 at Shore Memorial 

Someri Point. ot She 

pounds, d 15 ounehea and 

• sister Kimberly Joy at 

Maternal grandparents 

^.'•Vk, ,r 

Treen of Somers Point 

dsm 8eifiri0 > Mrtlfteate and ribbon and Quarraoino of Palermo. 

Allyah Nolley; were honored durinj, a ptas Poternal grandMnents are 

Pre.«r.t grade • An. grty cowtosy of |JM Mr, and CPSSl 1 

Orteraelds pim of ocean aty, • - • - - 

MAINLAND BOOSTERS 

DINNER FEB. 7 STEDEM'S BEAUTY SALON 

Mainland Mustang Band 

Complete 

' " Club will sponsor a 

1 dinner from 1 tot 

Beauty Services 

Sunday, Feb. 7 at tte 

• ' bulMlns, nt », 

Open Year'Round . 

, tickets are M.28 

under U and 14,35 

Cimorippt. 

There win be door 

182i I Aibury Av#. ail-1175 

i and a raffle. 

d M 

TOMORROW 

WORL 

EARLY EDUCATION CENTER 

AHwiithlt TuHlifl f_ 

RtnwmlMr«Far i Mttf WnM Temorrow, 

fjliiailii iialllfl astyfrt fAAal V ai ffm^m^miadm *»--* J 

coucra y—r PIMW miiwi n nwnmmFm Wtm 

Rill ADMTWMAL HfOflMATON. CALL 390-1670 

Plesw feii free to visit ui at Tomorrow's world any time. Meet our 

Wt'njMtminutoa from the 34th Strtat Bridge 

UerntUd by ttt* Ofvliton of Voutn and Family Street* Hate of Now j$ruy\ 

2Q1 Tuokihoa Road « Marmora N.J. 

with Mrentl 

_ tte dSdren 

free of charge. For Information 

all 38W111, ext 

m. 

CAPE MAY COUNTY'S LARGEST 

APPLIANCE DEALER ^ —* 

ni:HiDi:NHAi 

930 ASQLJRY AVENUE. 

OCEAN CITY 

399-1590 

Two new members inducted to ITC 

'"'••• ••'• ' ^ ' / *kt-W 

Michael Doortey §M John ttMng at 

M MN inducted by R ^ ^ 

l h t b f 

ertl ande 

pmpcee of 1TC 

ib during tte Jan, 4 

l>*ville reunion committeelooking 

for classmates 

tth Street people In dmatg 

„ _ nffitadkn and 

Morphy aUUt., 'Vf ^ 7 

rt «nd A taldioty.tword 

tt; prwanted b Od 

to anttt Fun, fot 

ben to 

toataam 

•tmonncedpUnsrora H*M Oflr bee, Jane Me*- wwing, O. John 

reunion weekend in H2!l McV «y • 1 > d Ronald demonitttt^ tta tt» of 

»w» wHttl, viiatl Udi te a pWtanWfctt 

Information on tte Anyone with Information on whldi Indtued * aUde ihwr 

whereabouti of several ^ above namee, or wanting trip arouod the WOttt^w 

classmates U heeded, In- toaem on a committee, Marty |M««entedtaAri' 

eluding Barbara Antonaiil.mM^ a^t^ 6 ^cS*" >trtkl1 ^ ?£J!MS& 

mwmel,' Andrew 'oiUesple.* Krenti Moyer «««I7. short apeeeh to the gm»> 

liarn 

scholairships 

at Stockton 

Nine ana resldento were 

among those receiving 

Richard Stockton State 

College Foundation 

acholarshlps during a recent 

scholars and sponsors breakfast 

reception. . 

Recipients Include Michael 

Htnman, Bonnie Orehs, Ann ; 

Sutherland and Barbara sank T 

of Llnwood; WlUlam 

Wajekanes of Palennoi Peter 

Kearsley of Somers Point; 

Malcolm Matheson HI of 

Northfleld; David Pew of 

Ocean View, ud Maryann 

Pionegro of Ocean aty. 

CONSTRUCTION CORP. 

We do it all! 

123BWE8TAVEHUE 

, Oc«nClty,H.J. 

REMODELING • KITCHENS 

BATHROOMS • INTERIORS 

VINYL SIDING • WINDOWS 

Dttlgntra i BuHirt for 31 fun 

Call 399-5338 

ANDSEE 

OUR BUILT-IN 

APPLIANCE 

CENTER! 

INSTALLATIONS CAN BE ARRANGED 

Bulll-ln Cooklop 

WMflpsel SMtMtMM Os*n 

MMM M If IM M tt ^MM 

MM MMf MMf UMnl' BeM. 

•C«MpMMMtttMtai 

liMiM *«ipiMnl MMM 

u(«* MMM nMM'-mi UUk * *. 

YOU GET MORE FOR YOUR 

MONEY WHEN YOU SHOP AT 

\h,), 

fcBulll-ln Mlcrowav* 

PCoaklng Center 

OuH Wnt IR« mumtmH tfitm mi 

U^tiMwM MM, AuMMM teking 

Thomas jewelers 

Cholly's Country Gift Shop 

3O%-5O% Off Ev«rythlno 

Cryttal • Pmrtar • Brats • Copptt 

Hummels • Bluegate Candle* • DelH -- 

Small Furniture 

and Collectible* , 

Thurs. Prl. Sat. 10Wi • Sun, iaiMt64# • 

KITCHKH 

COhJNKCJIOH 

WEHAVEEXTEHI I OUR 

THREE MOflEDAYI 

Thuri., Fri, ind Sat. Jin. 14, 111 11 

15% Off 

Store wide 

(exceptCoffee) ' .-: . 

PFALTZGRAFF 

50% Off «.. 

• H1IRLOOM • VICK1YHANSf N 

• COUNTRY PAIR • HOSPltALITY 

•OARDBNPARTY 

WINTER HOURS: Mon.Saf. 9:30 toS:30 

Frl,V:30to8:30« Closed Sun, 

701 Aibury Ave., Ocean City 398-4111 

HALF PRICE SALE! 

All Size Bedspreads 50% Off 

Examplei Twin %%m, Sale $170, 

Also Pillow Shams. Dust Ruffles, etc, 

50% Off 

x« "'Sft* 

w«- •?« 

Bali pattern 

Ward's Inferiors 

-* \ 

£,:•

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

Newsome, Hammell are wed 

Wlimie 

UuKt HammeU were 

in matrimony Nov. 28 at the 

Trinity United Methodist 

Qnirch, Marmora Tin Rev. 

JJD. Overcash officiated 

Aiilng the noon ceremony. 

David McGrath WM soloist, 

accompanied by Alberta Scto, 

organist 

The bride is the daughter of 

Mr. and Mrs. George H 

Newsome of Petersburg. The 

groom is the son of Mrs, 

Martin HammeU, and the late 

Martin HammeU, of Beverly. 

The bride wart • white satin 

Mine gown featuring Vietorian 

neckline, Leg^>Mutton 

sleeves and Aleneon lace 

covering the bodice. Th§ 

hemline and train had • 

flounce border. 

EXERCISE and AEROBIC 

CLASSES 

Sponsored by Ocean City 

Recreation Department 

MWIMHI'NMII. IMIrwMr 

I Week Winter Session • Storting 

Monday, January iith 

TwIetawttli'SS 

or M.SO per eiais • ReBliter at Clan 

Wton. t, Tnurs. ? AM. at th* YOUTH CENTHR 

6th St. and Atlantic Aye. 

Tues. i. Thuri, 4:10 P.M. at the Civic Center 

6th St. and the Boardwalk 

SPECTACULAR SALE 

Thurs.'Frl.-Sat.Only 

FINAL CLEARANCE 

Entire Stock of 

XILOItDOn 

JUroO* and 

10% Off entire stock 

BRAS* and GIRDLES 

20% to 30% Off 

Sleepwear, loungewea 

& sportswear 

if Featuring; 

EdlfflLanas luMraef 

ooddes* 

Crown 

Gwwrd 

Slacks 

Sweaten 

Pull Length Zip-Lined 

ALL WEATHER COATS 

S!til4-1SRig.a.PttJte 

Not all sizes and styles 

In every store 

1 COAT RACK 

741 Albury An,, Oclin Ht» ISMIM 

ill Mm Jtnn An,, Atom* 141-8101 

7112 ViMiilr AM., VinMlr 123-1767 

Mon.-S«t. lOtosiao 

Our Famous Semf-Annual 

Foundation* Sale 

Warrt#n§ d 

Parmitt -«fr 

pfomlM 

and '- "•• 

MERCHANDISE 

Pay full price far first Item and 

ana penny for the second of 

•qua! or lass valut 

Stubbs 

DRESSSHOPPE 

all Winter Shoes 

Bags & Boots 

«£t *.: r * f^^^% •*^B^|^H Wtr ?in^R 

GINNVS 

PLACE 

CPormtrly CBrflpSell'i Shoti) 

813 Aibury Avenue, 

399.3347 

bonnie's 

closet 

200 south shore rd,, marmora m-wr 

Colleen Fansler, right, and Edythe Ingram of 

the Country Shore Women's Club pack cans of 

cookies recently for distribution to the Woodbine 

Developmental Center, 

rte iw 

THURSDAY, JANUARY M. 

PTSA to meet at high school 

it-Teactaer- infection control ad- 

M, 

Elston of 

man was David 

ministration. He ha» 

View was matron of honor for McGrath of Palmyra. 

of the Ocean City High School devekped an aids seminar for 

her stater. Bridesmaids were Assisting as ushers were 

will hold a me«ttng 7:» pa. all AUanttc county mining 

Irene BeD of South Seaville, Frank Richardson of South 

, Jan. », at At homes, and a critical am 

sister of the bride, Ann • Seavflte, brother of the bride. 

J, 

nadnli on Immnnology and 

Richardson of South Seaville, Robert McGrath of Palmyra, 

>• speakers, Albert 

aids. 

of the bride, Mike Tatt of Medford. Scott 

Rundio Jr., and Carol Zawtd, Presently, Mr. Randk) U 

Hammell of Beverly, Dinn of Washington, DC. 

anployed n an assistant 

sister of the,^ groom, Kim Junior usher was Tedd Bell, of 

llty. aduiuhliator of norsing at 

Guamerl of Downlngtown, South Seavflle, nepbew of the 

ft,, Michelle Pettlbone of 

Randlo Is currently tl enrolled Shore Memorial Hospital, 

bride. Ring bearer was John 

Colorado Springs, Colo, 

M a WUk cmdhteto at ftp Somere Point 

Richardson of South Sea viBe, 

_ Junior bridesmaid was Trjcja 

Univeial^y tf Peauylvanla ta A qnestion and answer 

Jnephew of the bride. 

Neillof Somera Point, niece of 

the health profeMion'i period will follow the 

the bride. Flower girl was 

u (leaker's presentation. 

. The wedding reception was 

Katelyn Bell of South SeaviUe^ held at Boena Vtata Country 

niece of the bride. 

Club. Following a honeymoon 

Spohrer, Goodelman engaged 

The bride's attendants wore cruise to the Bahamas and 

Albert Rnndio 

royal blue satin gowns with tour of Disneyworld In 

Blanche Spohrer at Ocean Cooper Medical Center in 

matching lace over the Florida, the couple are now 

qty announces the 

bodice, sweetheart neckline, residing in DennlswiDe. 

engagement of her dao^liUn, Cape Atlantic Magnetic Calise, 

puff sleeves and pointed waist 

Deborah, and Jay I. Resonance Imaging la 

to • flared satin skirt The bride, a graduate of 

Goodelman, son of Mr. and Pleasantvwe 

Ocean City High School, 

Mr*. Barry Ooodehnan of 

attended Western Maryland 

Margate. Miss Spohrer Is also Mr. Goodelman, a graduate Longo 

College tod Glassboro State 

Mr. and Mrs. Lance Hammell 

the daughter of the tate of Atlantic Qty High School, 

College, and is an elementary 

Frederick j. W. Spohrer m. is a supervisor at Bully's 

teacbertn health and i 

the bri* to be is a Grand In Atlantic City. engaged ., 

education for the Sorority members exchange radiological technologist A spring wedding to plan- 

school district 

i graduated from ned. 

Maria Calise of Ocean Qty 

Florence. Menschner Peterson ma presented a gift 

announces the engagement of 

presented a program on the - - - - - - - - •- 

her daughter, Carol Joyce, to 

The groom is • graduate of 

group Contact to members of 

Palmyra High School and 

gave gifts to each member 

Steven Michael Longo, son of 

the Preceptor Alpha Beta 

Western Maryland College. 

who also exchanged gifts 

Mr, and Mrs. Domlnick Lonoo. 

chapter of Beta Sigma Phi 

Millie, Frambe's Jubilalre* Burns, Gladys 

He la a high school teacher In 

among themselves. 

City. 

recently at the home of 

entertained memben of the McKay, Claire 

y Miss Calise 

health and physical education 

It was announced a 

Kathleen Millar. 

Ocean Qty Civic Club during Ellen HltchcodL 

also the dh daughter of the late". 

for the Middle Township 

donation was given to the the Dec. 14 Christmas lun- itory Buckhoh, Ovlc Club Michael J. Calise, 

school district 

The chapter's annual Ocean City Community cheon and meeting at the dlitrict vice president was an Tt»e bride to be is a 1985 

Tne couple are residing In 

Christmas party ma later In Cupboard at part of the Youth Center. 

graduate of Ocean City High 

DcnnlgviUe. 

December at AM Tuckahoe holiday service projects. A 

Inn where President Marge 

Tea sandwiches and 

School and Is employed by the 

check was also sent to the Christmas cookies were 

Coastal Bank and the 

Atlantic City Rescue Mission served oy nosweses tw toe 

Oaridge Hotel and Casino. 

to help feed the homeless. 

Classified ads bring results 

eftentoon, Marion Cox, Rita 

Mr. Longo, ia a IBM 

graduate of Ocean aty High 

School and is employed by the 

Sands Hotel and Casino. 

An Oct 15 wedding Is 

planned. 

- • • 1, 

OFF MOST VVINTER ^lERCrlANDISE 

MeCardeU, 

Cocco engaged 

Mr. and Bin, Charles H. 

Kevin E. Oocco, m of Mr. bj given 

^ M ^ Albwt A. Cocco of County 

A spring'wtddjni Is pkn- J S ^ 

ntl 

. > • 

\\ir v A 

honored guests. New members 

Betty Quald and Edna 

Riighpw wen introduced. 

The next meeting will be 

Jan. M at the center, f 

Club's 

chorus 

entertains 

Ocean City Colony Club's 

recently formed chorus, 

under At direction of Jane 

Stetler.êntertalned more 

club ntmben at the 

Christmas dinner 

at Harry's* Inn in 

Mnt, 

Frank Bowker, known far 

his performances on the 

handbells, played many 

Christmas favorites and 

accompanied the group as 

they sang Silent Night 

President Audrey Bag 

thanked members aid 

for their participation 

the evening. 

Christmas cookie cans, 

filled by_nnmbiri, wtw 

Barton was In 

annual project 

Helen Neeklna of Brigantlne 

was chosen winner of the quilt 

DAYS! 

ÊeTACULAR 

••,!. SAVINGS 

Off 

All Must Go! CloBing for Vacation 

NOTHING EXCtUDED 

854 Asbury Ave. 391 -0027' 

Carol Caliee and 

Steven Longo 

Nomettes 

donate 

Nomettes of Ocean City 

It's annual Christmas 

meeting at the Crab 

In Somera Point wlUi50v, 

Ifln 

. t Upcd Christmas1! 

carols for entertainment. •,• 

B was announced that a fÔO 

donation would be made to the > 

Shriner's Hospital for Crippled 

Children, designated for\ 

porting equipment. 

The next meeting will be 

Jan, 18 at the PortOCalL 

Members wan reminded to 

bring an article for show andsell 

to benefit the charityfund. 

Open Oally10to6 • Closing for vacation 1/I7to2^1 '68 

. •• a 0 

Tired of being overweight? 

';W,1 LOSS 

This yea*, ktiep'ttiêw Year's ronolution^ 

vou never could httatt>. •-•^^/v, i 

&u\ 

fl(Md«nouls38 

omt» 

•• .;•'•' V mto&b 

*?; 

Hummeis • Bluigate candles • Daltt ,- 

. Small Furniture 

•nd Collectible! 

Thurs. Frl. Sat, lotos "Sun. 12;30to4t00 

KITCHEN 

CONNECTION 

DUtTOTHt 

WE HAVE EXTENDED OUR 

THREE MOftEDAYS 

Thurt., Frl. ind lit Jan. 14,11111 

15% Off 

Storewide 

(exq«pt Coffee) .' , ; 

PPALTZGRAPP 

&0%0U t 

• HEIRLOOM • VICKEY HANSEN 

• COUNTRY FAIR a" HOSPltALITY 

• GA.ROEN PARTY 

WINTBR HOURS!/WBn.S*f.?iMfoiiM 

Prl.VilOtoliM • CleudSum 

701 Asbury Ave., Ocean city 398-4111 

HALF PRICE SALE! 

All Size Bedspreads 50% Off 

Ixampiei Twin $340,Sate$170. 

Also Pillow Shtmsi Dust Rgfflts, Etc, 

50% Off 

Ward's Intcri 

%td > 19ttmo(QwlUyServke 

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As work continues, how^ much 9th Street project will cost remains unknown 

For Information or To Order 

Call 822-4747 

MIIMtte HpipltalCanctr TYtatiMnt Ttam: From, l-r — ftnii Baekman, bncoloiy 'cUhklaki MarUiikscht, DitiUan,' ;*i 

LucyMcThmnef, P/wrmacbi, Marge Kmgeanes, Omtlogy Vnlt Coordinator. Middle, 1-r—Dr. DmUSUfl, Oncologist; . ' 

NahcyMaul. JUmor Registrar; Mario &rgl. Radtaitoit/Oncobgy Department MaMgtr. pick, l-r—NdHcy titunmU ' A' 

Director o/Saclal Seiylces, Dt, DonatdSas, Director of the SMfinmkm ofRadkfan/Ofutolottitt 

Millville Hospital's Cancer Program offers state-of-the-art diagnostic procedures, all 

ranges of inpatient and outpatient radiation therapy,' thd latest protOcoUf in 

chemotherapy and the most modern sur^c4ltectiniqiies,;uui'itearh of experienced, \ 

% 

caring professionals combines this advanced technology with individualized ' ttention and an approach that makes family meber an integ 

v 

v 5 

THE LUTHERAN HOME AT OCEAN VIEW 

What Makes It Home? 

A Peaceful setting in rural Cape May County. 

Professional, loving staff providing the finest quality 

Nunlng and Residential Care. 

* Delicious,nutritionaltnâltserVedinokirgraciousdininit 

L 

< 

Jan. 19, ppUce, courts, 

finance arid public relations. 

Jan. 70, public,works and.! 

recreation.^, 

Jan. 31, administration, 

code enforeetaitot |md fire. , 

EtochMMSonDegWsTp.m., > 

except tonight^ which ^ 

convenes at 7iS0 p.m., Ins 1 

r\ ooiincU chambtn, Oiy Hall 

u * Exactly how ldng Council 

>'to'.deliberate is 

unknowl)..'Last-year, their 

dliduSJlOns listed three; 

months. 

THURSDAY, HURSDAY JJANUARY 

14. i « 

Hugh 

names 

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

Speakers available on heart topics 

PAGE 7-SECTIONONE ^ 

Workers have yet to Council allocated about , issued. Hart estimated that If paralleling the wffl breakwater wWdh will trap Meted W of DtmA standoff 

Gardens. ... .,. 

complete the 9th Street break- 050,000 for the project, which the weather cooperated the MAMMMS " 

the a«nd behind ind it to taOd the tWmtty, 

layer 

Tte Gillian admlnlstraUan 

water, the experimental began shortly after Labor breakwater could achieve Its tn theory, sand-carrying beach. 

B Gilli 

ways 

ts hopeful that Men without 

bacWmDdng project which Day Work began without the deadline despite the delay. 

ntoed Its Dec 31 completion necessary US. Army Corps of However, Hart said this week. 

deadline after a nfun-wtelt Engineers permit The permit 8M wtathft 

Services set 

for Monday 

1 proved tess than 

of Ocean City's prlrte and from U» Wandlog Hart believes the UBBMKI 

federal permit tie-up, process was delayed when the eooperathre^ 

to»i*^sr*cft. SoniBrs Point. The DOT breakwater may already 

How much more ttt dry Oorpi received four letters workers were counting on 

TherfWbSncoantinBon mfflgrting project Is designed workliw. He saujUhe U» 

WO need to pay for the from at least two Ocean aty northwest winds, which But 

avtmn win be calculated residents protesting the aid usually prevail in 

atthonga the dredging &b 

PUtter t • Minestrone aoup, 

Ratloni Department (conUmed from page 1) down 1112,000 or B peremt- Umc rutdentt, McCartty 

second floor, Ctomil Night „_.... . . . operating expenses, down suggested Imposition of rent 

tn Venice Uiet for Saturday. Sit*»,tt 

July II, SiM pa 

Ctod >P " »«1«»of«pireent. and bufldtri 1 Impact tm. 

^^M^«^ta*-^,» ~ Rw^Hon PPOgrama, OouneUman CUck Throfi 

— Debt service to the state ^gi^ and wagM, down aid ttt latter hat been a 

Tat Dovtflt, a nattooalh Often Aeres program, up w m or 8 percent. subject of discussion, flnt 

known'809 tinging group, wlil P 0.000^ or 1,719 percent _ AeeounUng division, hrattght up by Mayor Roy 

tntortaiB at the Ptar, ^J««« ffiISi 111 " 1 tt »iwlei and wagts, down CHJUm 

Saturday, Match 18 sponsored ptntti, up (lO.OW, w S.TO m,M0, or 1 dy, psoed 

» - • M peremt • -ir« J OUUan later commented',' 

by WSLT-W1BO. More about s>Urii« aim »«. tor 

tttlMltwMk. 

There's plenty to do afl 

winter at the Ocean aty Aril 

Oentor.atthtnd Bay Avenue, 

To lad auyjboa the n 

activities offered, call 

'to. V* f, 

Total Cancer Care 

Close to Home 

By Caring Professionals 

Providing A Complete Program For 

Prevention, Diagnosis, Treatment And Support 

I t a B 1 w P? rt " Uowtd • *«t he wasni suro how to , 

— sauries and wages »r strongly-worded and rousing accent the sneech. Tourist 

atote^ aad inalntMBnee, up m ^ w 8pMeh tna | g g J M ? ^ tab* 

or Jnst nBder 9 per- W8uj!ir Counoltgoer who, In ia^bSSffliiiaS * 

ttoifl yean d iteaoy at- , commint Inimcdlately , 

tendance had fipalBtd mwertd backty rewundlng' '-, 

vWjjaUysUentuntUTutây. bOM from we tO-mtmbtr ' 

Bill McCarthy, a retired audience. 

Federal employee, com- "We nay tthat too" one " 

platoed of me ^ nUanee audlenMltmhtt said. : 

with 

A whom you wen ta com- 

"peUUon, yon should be «M|1#.4»»#W *»1«««A« 

justifiably proud of your qUlltlUg CiSISSCS 

accomplishment" *^ 

Those nominated are: 

Ah- Force Academy'- D. 

Jonathan ^Bernardlnl, oanen, pronasionai carvers, urn weuanuumra uaun ^ B*orf. tinmA 

Cartsttpher WSdwdo and wiU be held 7 to 9 p.m. are 10 a,m. to 4i3D pm. *?' 

There were some Bpending 

decreases proposed: 

— Playground maintenance; 

salaries and wages, 

on full-time residents, namely • Moat of Qm m attendance 

para lo much oTlto efforts including the Otrde°nt,,; 

g 

Midway, 16-34 and Cedar 

"H this Is a tourist town, 

dubs, and the | 

and the 

ff*V59S 

20% to 50% OFF 

AH party goods 4 favors. Birthday, 

Showers, Christmas & Other Occasions 

"ft, , . . fromMehgr%fweohoien gp 

INCLUDING SUPER BOWL PARTY GOODS 

nd, S sa 

ln ^ 

"T-SHIRTS IN A CUP" 

GOUan Bald the 0 

With Sup«r Bowl Logo 

wealth, McCarthy said Ocean aSTaUtoS ffcoW "** 

QtylB fl SeM b0 don>t 

Balloon delivery t6 home, Hospital, office, etc. 

nlty K^with " a couple i !S of (hose '^« tourists brtajjlnto Mi" what this 

An aMHtoiial 10% Off wffli this tdl 

town," said QMan, who 

Mon.-Frl.ioa.m.sp.m. .,., ) spt.9a,m.-sp.m. 

operates a Urge amusement 

complex on "the boardwalk. 

OKMYÂH HOUND 

«,,r 

The town In the summer 

399-0 

< WlMUBTf 

John and Marianne Cotshott, left, president of tbe Cape Atlantic chip-, 

terof Um&inshJne Foundation, exchange appreciation plaque with Brace 

and Column Meat for their ii.no donation to the foundation. H» iunfls 

were raised during several events at the Mem family Big Timer Lake 

Campground, Upper Township and donated In honor of Lyn G f 

WUdwood Crest. "' 

*^^^. 

SPECIAL! 

Thomas Lancbooey, Ocean beginning today and con- Tuesday, Thursday and _to^*TSTi- „ _,, ,___ 

dftr; Jennifer CaUahan, ttnulng mrough March 17 at Saturday. RtaerTaMona J****r" m* «li«h W 

Uawood, and Anthony the WeUandt ustttute, Stone required for elassN. To sSolf^2r .^ni/« ^' SS 

»Ultams,Norttifleld. Harbor. jitiralllbicllciit» Sli^fu •%_, u ^ 

Naval Aeadeay - Erlck Oe adult craft elats wiU mi | i ^ wlm toppmi, choloi tWte I - Mate your own 

tafSSkttdta te'to'eSrfSa^'to AUDUMNSOCDmrTO Ptattei.CrtamofbroccoM ""^'ramAY 

ALL REPAIRS I 

n?^,^ iffit r££2 n^»to ««Ptrt « a one to m m 3 m m toon, ham and ehtttt aand. putter IVML Aeett 

plus parts 

Q 

'-with this coupon 

y y given parts 

Crawly of Somers Point and cludes leaf printing members at I p.m. Wed* Platter I • Hake your own putter ! • Manhattan nlm 

(NO LABORCHARSB) 

John Berwick m of Mar- kiopMaJa.toSp.m,of 

aesday, Jan. 27 In Room BUI, tatad bar. chowder, seafood s*Ud on 

mora. 

7 to Up.m. Jan. 37 and five Stockton State College, WEDNESDAY wnMt| ehffled Juke or fresh Ulmer's Appliance Service 

Play manuscripts due ^"i.*^^^ wJ?K.loiSâ JJJ—--^*-- 

3130 ASBURY AVENUE 

' Manuscripts 

* 

for Atlantic 

. r *" formation call 9654781. seen beam, chMed oetches. putter 1 • Make your own 399-4398 EXPIRES 3/31/68 OCEAN CITY 

Community College's eighth 

anmial Playwrights Weekend 

are due Saturday, Jan. SO. 

Pl Pim accepted td in I the thcom- 

no am or tttaviUoB icrlp¥ """7. ww n assm 

penfion wrbt wad during por mw ôMloôn *•««» « "«» ""» 

the wetkead, April S-Ma/S submitUnV iTmanuscripT «ng Jft. bUttday, M«— 

taWalterldgtThtatoronttt contort JotaPtMeh at fte Jan m tmUv 

* * 

coUege's Mays Landing college, 34^4922. reopen Tuesday, 

High Rates 

campus. 

••-$• 

Work submitted should be 

H H H 11 It tt K H It 

i original one-act play not 

previously produced, with a 

limit of four to six characters 

STOP CHOKING DEATHS WITH 

h the east Set and scent 

HEIMLICH MANUEVER 

NighMime 

it happens and It happens often. But, now a 

physician has developed somt new 

culinary classes ' thbt have prove»t*Buwessfur5lrr#l" 

victim. It Involvej a very Blmplet .. 

begin 

- Both hands are used. From behind you grasp 

your flit with your other hand and press it with 

) Atlantic Community quick upward thrust against the victims ab- 

CoUege's Academy of domen Just above the naval and below the rib 

CuUnaiy Arts will offer part- cage. Or, kneeling in front, with one hand on top 

time evening credit courses ol the other, press the heel of the bottom hand 

Cash Bonus 

this spring. 

against the abdomen and thrust upward. Repeat 

The school will offer five 

several times It neceasary. 

twq-credlt courses; in* YOU OR YOUR DOCTOR CAN PHONE US 

troductlon to ttt culinary 

when you need a delivery. We will deliver prom*' 

ptly without extra charge, A great many people 

arts, appUtd culinary skills, rely on us for their health needs. We welcome 

Introduction to garde manger, requests for delivery service and charge accoun- 

fundamentals of baking, and ts. 

basic pastry preparation. The 

Now receive p great rate on your 

• cl*»segrun6:30-9 p.m. far two 

this unbeatable combination. 

consecutive weekday 

choice of ctrtifioatM plus, for a Choose from Collective's 12 

evenings from Jan. 19-May 17. 

limited time only, you'll receive a month, IS month or 18 month high 

COlTRSE ON FAMILY 

CASH BONUS; too! 

rate certificates and receive your 

PLANNING * STARTING _ 

The norvprofit Couple to 

A Convenient 

Only at Collective can you get 'CASH BONUS. 

Couple League is offering a 

Place To Ship 

course on natural family 

Your Packages 

planning starting Jan. 19. Por , 

more Information call 398- 

12 Month CD 

1 

M». • " » 

Alt In a rellgfous family atiMoaphere. 

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p 

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effiotivs 

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Visit one of our convenient offices TODA Y. There's a bonus in it! 

NORTH CAPE MAY 

Bi/ Short a Brsaktviter Rdi 

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Oeliwxr* A 26th Ava 

(IrttM* 8upef*Ff8«h) 

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1S15 Wlfdwood BM 

Collective 

FEDERAL SM/INQS BANK 

^_^y\ •'/A mmptttt flntnelMl ttrvlen company 

OltoflltnnxflamfMifulHoniy MlnlmuilliK>«Wngi

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I 

PAGE 1 — SECTION ONE THE SENTINEL LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N J. THURSDAY, JANUARY 14.11 

obituaries 

Victor Marrandino, 66; 

musician union president 

LOWJPORT-Victor Marrandtao, 88, who tod led tbt 

Atlantic aty Musicians Union and served several manners 

as nnslc director for the Ocean at; Bloslc Pier mnyvMia 

ago, died Jan. • 1B Sbm Memorial Hospital. 

Boco in Atlantic aty, he *»s a lifelong are* real Funeral Home, NorthHeld. Burial will be In Laurel 

Memorial Park In Pomona. Friends may call at tat funeral 

home a half-hour prior to funeral services. 

Surviving are Wi wife, Dorta (MuUln); a daughter, Peggy 

Charle» McCarfick Sr. ofScanny 

of thladty; i son, James D. of Cream Ridge; ana 

Linwood, recently completed m mm, ftltt Brlggs of Watchung and Fiyi Cumlng of 

recruit training at Marine East Pifchtgue, N.V, '•" ~i 

Carpi Recruit Depot, ParrU Servlwwai J.n.einthe Nllildleton^troble Funeral Home. 

Wand, S.CI He U a INT Burial wai In Seatlde Cemetery, Palermo. 

TttWMhlp 

cenncny 

i 

OCEAN CITY TRAVEL OFFERS YOU... 

Aisoe^t/on?/ 1 '; 

aomffl pOTn-Jamii "FMBI" Donaldson, n, died 

Jan. I at Shon Memorial Hospital • 

An ana resident seven years, he wu formerly of 

Lawwnceville, where he workedaj Ml accountant at 

Princeton University, retiring In I860. 

Bom In Pittsburgh, he was acttw la the Ocean Oty 

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obituaries 

DtcamMr, m». MM WII linn up tar 

•tnM rtMMc, NWM Manns. Imai 

pamea MM wat aMMM at IM nguiar 

(coittimed Iran page 1) 

George Rowlands, 96; 

retired carpenter 

SOMEBS POINT-George «,dledJan.«atbis 

Mr. Rowlands was a i ved carpenter. 

He sang In the St Qeroww Church Choir, Philadelphia, for 

S yttra. He ma a member of Fritndahlp Bible PntMtnt 

Church, Steebnanville, (or S yean. 

An ana resident St years, he was bam in Chetblre, 

fSngland, 

Surviving are his will, Barbtn; i aon, George M. tf 

AbMcon; and two grandchildren. 

ServiM was JaaBIn the Wddtoton^Stroble Funeral Home. 

Burial was In Friends Central Cemetery, linwood. 

Mabel McCaU, 91 

Mabel S. McCalL 01. tf Ocean City, died Jan. 11 In Un- 

McCaU was a member of the Ocean aty Baptist^ 

Church end was a retired Inspector for 8K8 BaU Bearings 

Inc., Philadelphia. 

A resident of this city since 1W, ate was formerly of 

Philadelphia and was born In Rosenhayn. 

surviving are a daughter .Edna M. McOaln of Ocean aty; 

a brother, Earl Riley of WlUow Grove, Pa.; tm grand- 

the Cedar H1U 

by the Godfrey 

Mathew D. Fin kelson, 

D,M.D.,M.M»Sc, 

Is pleased to announce 

the opening of his Marmora office 

practice limited to 

ORTHODONTICS 

Adults - ChUdren 

South Shore PIRM 

Route 9 

Marmora, N.J. 

390-1569 

2400 New Road 

Northfleld.N.J. 

645-1559 

t 

Warren F. MacDonald, Jr., MD 

is pleased to announce the extension of his 

praef let to Includt office hours in Marmora. 

Board Certified in Orthopaedics 

and 

Specializing in Arthroscopic Surgery 

8S.DennliM. 

da« MtyCwrt Hf*», HJ.0S210 

4IMI1I 

22H00MVH1B»vd. 

U*mm,HJ, 08223 

390-7M9 

STEVEN FENICHEL, M.D. 

Board Certified In DermAttilooy 

Diseases and Surgery of the Skin 

Proudly announces the opening of His office 

for solo practice 

THE COURTYARD. SUITE 0-4 

707 White HdWB Pike. At 30 Abiecon, MJ. 

; 272-1122 Skin cancer Surgery 

i 

'< ,V 

TOE SKNT1NEL4.EDGER, OCEAN CITY, NJ. 

Mainland spending plan up 12 

PAGE t —SECTION 

I from page 1) dicapped stadenta «« 

haw ID iik ttw tsa- 

on an wMiiuawa per- climbing, nld Ketrafcy, Wtt. state hmdlng. payen tor • as modi mn>xr 

outage, school offidalB said. 

itc*ncoatrrom|ll,F1 

AN ORDINANCE TO PROVIDE MR 

TNI APPOINTMENT Of A 

MUNICIPAL ENOINEBR AND FIX 

Hit COMPENSATION IN AN ANNUAL 

SALARY OR FIXED PEE BASIS OR 

AT AN NOURLV HAT* AND tAIID 

UPON ACTUAL «M1 AND BXPiN 

~ AGREED OH PRIOR TO THE 

OERINO O> TMI MRVlCIS, 

IN ACCORDANCB WITH AND 

!IUANt TO AND IN CONFOR 

MITV WITH NBW JIRIIY REVISED 

STATUTES «AlH« BTOT. AND ITS 

AMi-NDMUNTS AND lUPPLtMIN 

Parkway officials, motorists meet here 

(f underestimsting revenues 

find {ftM^sttmtiiis ÊP§IBM 

their Bnandal outlook." 

the Authority 

projecting 4.1 percent 

average wnnwil increase In 

yttrs, the p i t pattern of 

the Uot Ove yean averages 

7 J percent, hi said. , 

The Authority estimates 

1101,708 In expenses this ytari 

Doyle esUmatte |IS,33>. 

Not espected U> attend last 

night's gathering was Sam 

" - a toll hike opponent 

Exit 30 plan halted 

(continued from page 1) 

until tt knows what the capital 

Improvement program la 

going to be. 

Even with the increase, the 

Authority will ham «410 

million available to fund a 

|H0 million Bve-year capital 

improvement program, he 

said, so tome programs 

erighaUy planned "won't get 

done." 

Gov. Thomas Keen has 

already made clear the 

the SomerB Point 

project would be completed 

by early 1991 as originally 

ijeeted, he did say the 

' ol project delay, If In 

It Is merely delayed, 

depends on me duration of the 

Included in the plan was 

MICHAEL JMCHAH 

JAMES R, IANN8NI 

reconstruction ot the Somew 

Sstn tt\ iiiioni n 

Point traffic circle, alteration 

AMMh 

tMiRilAJ.TIONl 

of the Internectiont ot Rootoi 

9andSl,RoMte»w«hcottnty 

NOTICE OF ADOPTION 

TM MM arainanM «•> duly MUM 

road 519 and a poailble 

t* MMM o» Commiuionm M ma 

Ciir M IH IM City, Naw Jtrtw, m Authority's budget won't be 

widening of Route W. 

tint raallnt at Hw twuur mMtlni M approved as planned The proposal iparked a 

uid M M MM tn «M M in M 

DManter, INI, tlrt wai takan up lor Kean, who himself hti poUtical controvtrsy here last 

HCtni reading, public MINna, Hiwl come under fire on allegations bt NtUeBta In 

PUWM aM *•• tMBlM 11 ma n«v(ar 

iMtTlngaiUM 1*M MM an MM im he ordered news of ttte in- the vicinity of Uurel Drive 

J 

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PAGE 10 — SECTION ONE TOE SENTINEL-LEDGER. OCEAN CITY, N«J. 1HURSDA V, JANUARY 1% IMS 

Neall wins junior miss 

(eortJnued tnm page I) 

First runner-up was 

Cspolyn Mignone of Middkw 

County, winner of an 

$800 scholarship award. 

Second runner-up was Miriam 

atJbjeU at Camden Comfy, 

winter of MOO. And fourth 

County, also winner 

scholarship. ( 

At Ocean City High School, 

Leslie is • mjptef of the 

national honor society, 

; psychology club, Spanish dub 

' and student council. She was 

Rotary Club "student of the 

year" and «amed a 

^dHrtWl fit 

award. 

She also teaches jan and 

acrobatic dance classes to 

pre-teens for The Young 

Entertainers. 

She performed an 

•erobaUc-iati routine during 

fee creative and performing 

arts competition to Janet 

Jackson"* Fltteun Prinelpli, 

' In junior high school Leslie 

blazed some new trails by 

playing defensive end In the 

Ocean City Hawks youth 

football program. 

The Junior Miss with her happy parents, 

Maribeth and Jack Neall. Leslie will compete in 

the National Finals in Mobile, Ala. June 25, 

She has two younger sistere, 

Pam and Courtney, and a 

younger brother, Jackson. 

The entlrt family 

celebrated when the final 

announcement was made 

Saturday night, together with 

more than 60 other supporters 

who traveled to Cherry 100 to 

offtr support. 

TheNtweif&BMt.,. 

BREAKFAST BY THE BAY! 

Saturday a Sunday Only FromfTm. 

ChMSB from S different Offitlt ts, French Tout 8. Frylt 

Eggs Benedict, Slutted Apples 8. Cinnamon or 

our famous Mixed Grill; 2 Scrambled Eggs, Sweet 

Sausage. Bacon and Char broiled Chicken Leg, We 

alia have Nova Scotia Lex. Waitress Service 

Witkaay Lunch at 11 a.m. • Great Dinners 'til» every day. 

lay Ave., Somers Paint 924-0404 

On Tht Bay Atnu Ppgm Tht Nautili ' 

m mm 

I am going to the 

Super *BoiU 

Party at the,.. 

Giant TV j "Free" Swartshirt j Halftimt 

Screen I Glvs-Away | Buffet 

—To The First 80 Fans— 

If you missed our Monday night parties... 

Be sure to catch out End-of-Season Spectacular! 

SPECTACULAR! 

SPECIALS GOOD THM JAN, fOtff 

Italian Hoagie 

$ 2.19 

AMERICAN 

CHEESE 

S 1.19 

FRIED EGG SAND. *m,,,.M,»,, '1.H9 

TURKEY BREAST 

SANDWICH 

BAKLEY'S DELICATESSEN 

4THBT7* OCEAN Ml. OCEAN CfT? • PHOHE 398-f.S/1 

ri » nPFNAI.I. YEAR * 

SUM rHIIRfi R Itifi • FHI ft SAT R In / 

Leslie Neall shocked 

Junlor Mlss 

Leslie's first wave as New Jersey's Junior 

Miss. 

Come and Experience a 

Fabulous Package Weekend! 

In your own back yard ii a perfsct place tor that well 

deiervtd, get-away weekend. The Flanders offers 

exciting, yet relaxing weekends without the hassles 

of long distance traveling ^. 

A Murdir Mystery /ftOTL 

Feb.»-28 fcWttife - ^ 

it.Patrlck*s*BigBand (k\ 

March 18 20 

•••• 

U.8,0, Big Band it II TDBM — _ 

Call now for resefvatidns *and/or 

more information 

(609) 39M00Q * (800) 345-0?ll 

available to overnight guests! 

MAINE LOBSTBR 

^ . ...fclJ.. FOR UNDIB10 CLAMS 

MRHS students told to 'Aim high' 

UNWO0O - "Aim Hta." 

TbaFa what stadenti it 

Mainland Regional Bfb 

School an eneooragtd to do 

Older a four-month-old 

ranking KftXtm outlined 

Ttawday Bight daring • 

question and MUwu imlfln 

with the newly ConueU MRHS 

l 

Tte range «f A n can* 

iddend to be coUege prep, or 

at t basic academic tevel, ha 

ta*n clarified to help staknto 

Bvt up w iitHr pominai, 

district Principal Thomas 

Dougherty »W- 

Now* HUWBGI aft livsl tM 

remedial aod five U advanced 

placement) are expressly not 

andante and "by all practical 

standarda*-remedial, 

b the past/Dougherty and 

class ranking and phasing systems to members of the school's parents 

organization. 

potential-" Under the previous ayrtem. developed alter «ztenim» 

He also Indicated room for both grades would be given tapot from students, staff and 

progress remains, calling mual weight, he Indicated, the administration. 

U to hritort tewl two wu a ate of Mainland graduates ^ higher level count* wffl placement la offered in two 

bask level VclaM for thewho 

go on to higher education, nn, quality potato used to courses to social atodles, en 

whirtent considering college. Also outlined was a new calculate their *ij»g rank, ta English and oat In math, 

which issues students taking afe or more Dougherty said fat eipecto 

Only courMf at tavel m i 

•Bd above M gtven tti 

academic status. 

By deflntog the leroli, the 

achool hope* to "take awmy 

the hiding pUets," Mid 

Dougherty. "Too many of oar 

yoongiters were being pUced 

below tbelr potential level." 

SomeofthelSorsoparenU 

on hind cenflrmid tht 

"em, »'Fp 1 y 

RETIRES FROM NAVY -• 

Navy Cmdr. George C. 

Volknutn, fAou wif« May is; 

the doughter Of May F.' 

Bu«field erf 1724 Sljnp««lAv.,hu 

retired from active duty 

after 20 years of service. Mil 

most recent service was witn' 

tilt Submarine Qroup-3,; 

Naval Submarine But in' 

Ifew London, Conn. 

I 

THURSDAY. JANUARY 14.19S8 

CAse 

OF 24 

5.94 

YiOZ VAC PACK. CRLAMSTVLl 

On WHOLE KF.RNfl. REG ORNOSAIT 

ShopRite 

Corn 

REGULAR OR NATURAL 

ShopRite rj 

Applesauce etn 

ALL VAR&, DISTINCTIVE DINNER OR REQ 

Alpo 

Dog Food 

CUTSAN^TIPS 

ShopRfte 

Asparagus 1 c«°n 

IN OIL OR WATER CHUNK 

Bumble Bee 

Light Tuna P£ 

WHY PAY MORE 

is-ot, 

can • 

Ajax Cleanse 

CH'CKEN NOODLE 

CCampbell's 

Soup 3 ; 1.00 

REG, OB NO SALT CUT OR FRENCH STYIA . ' _ _. 

ShopRllB 

Corned Beef 

HID KIBNtY, PIUK, SMALL PINTO 

,.>. » ,JI WITH CHEESE OR PLAIN ABC'S » 123'8_ 

Chef Boy-Ar-Dee 3 

The Produce Place 

Star n's Does it RIGHT 

VILLAGE 

ABSECON 

RIO GRANDE 

SOMERSPOtNT 

• VENTNOR J 

99 

1.00 

EXTRA LARGE 5fl SIZE 

California 

Navel Oranges I 

%5 

.at} for • 

CASE 

OF 24 

4.78 

'^•*V " ALL VARIETIES 

w Friskies 

ICat Food 

ALL VARIETIES 

Hearts Delight 

Nectars U 

REQ. OR NO SALT 

Green Qlant 

NlbletCorn 

ShopRite 

Chicken 

DOUBLE 

COUPONS 

PLUM 

MATO 

FERRAnA IMPORTED PEELED OR ITALIAN STYLE 

flrttorosso 

Tomatoes 

99 O9 

oo 

0ARKOBLT.BID i-fc, 

99 

ShopRite M 

Kidney Beans 

Chase & Sanborn 

CHERRY, APPLE OR BLUEBERRY PIE 

Comstock Filling 

ALL VARIETIES. IN JUICE OR SYRUP BUFFET 

ALLVABIETIES.RTS 

Duncan Hints Frostlngs 

FRANCO AMERICAN 

Spaghettios 

Tomato Sauce 

U.SW1 

Eastern 

Potatoes 

4 HQ 

Ills 

1.00 

Mb.'t 

oz.can 1 

1.00 

1.00 

Ib.bng • ^0 ^J0 

Floridatlrapsiruit* . A»i1$ Fim'RipaTbmatoss . 

Red Delicious Apples t 1 , .59 Crispy Celery .... 

Anjou Peirs W ... ,„ M Fwsh girrofs 

Fresh Fish Market flT The Bakerv Place 

SMALL ft TENDER 

Fresh Florida 

Calico Scallops* »,. 

FROZEN* THAWED; 21JS PER LB. 

Jumbo Shrimp ,b 

y V1.L.1I r- 

Fortral 2 

Bed PfHows ,„, 

ShopRite Coupon 

8.99 

SANDWICH on HOUND TOP g^ 

ShopRite 2 

White Bread V 

I STORE SLICED 

Chicken 

Breast 

4C Iced 

Tea Mix 

I99 

ShopRite 

Pork& 

Beans 

Pineapple 

Juice 

YELLOW SLICED 

Farm Flavor 

Cling I 

Coles, lab dorSorlte 

12?^ 

PIECES*STEMS, REGULAR 

ShogRite Mushrooms 

iced tea Mix 

RIO, OR ITALIAN STYLE, CONTADINA 

Tomato Paste 

INITANT 

Idahoan Potatoes 

ShDpRlli 

Tomato Paste 

TOMATO SPAGHETTI 

Pomi Sauce . , 

1-ql.11 

oi.can • # O 

The MEATIng PIKC 

3-1.00 

. can £i99 

As01. QQ 

. . "cans |B0 

sib, 4 AQ 

. canister I ••#« 

Ceoz. QQ 

, , Weans |ff0 

C ipi.1 QQ 

Mon.-Stt. | 

t7a.m.-11 p.m.« 

• Sunday *• 

8a.m.-9p.m.\ 

'V 4 

LJL 

r CA$ 

OF 24 

3.00 

awpBiit 

Tbmato 

Sauce 

shopRito -. 

Tbmato 

ShopRite 

fii ; 

Hi-C Fruit 

Drinks 

PAGEll-SKCnON 

ALL VARIETIES. REG. OR DIET 

Shasta 

Soda 

00 

can* • 

eRUIHIO, PUMI OR WHDLf PULED 

Tuttorosso Tomatoes 

CREAMY 

Skippy Peanut Butter . 

RE0.6H PLUS, SACRAMENTO 

Tomato Juice 

REQ. Ofl 2S% LESS SALT, SPAM • 

nia;. via. OR VEOBT*HI'*N vioeTAiii 

ShopRite Soup 

ITALIAN 7*^ r 

| TYSON FAMILY PACK, WITH BACKS ATTACHED | 

Chicken Leg 

Quarters pgm. 

* * ANVSI2lPKQ.(NOi LISS THAN IB% 

ib .69 Ex. Lean Ground Beef 

* * THORN APPLIVALLiy, THICK CUT 

,h.69 Corned Beef Brisket 

.99 ComedBeefBnsket 


ShopRito 

Cottage 

Chef3se 

Prograsfo Zucchini. 

FROZEN, TWIN PACK 

5.99 

i-ql.14 

OLCifl |, 

1.39 

Tyson 

Cornish Hens 

39 89 

J m i U.8.D.A. CHOICE BEEF LOIN fift.1 jk AJk. 

1.89 Boneless Sirloin Steak f 2.49 

IM A CENTER CUT, WATER ADDED » _ _ 

.69 Smoked Ham Steak . * 2.79 

A A A ARMOUR VERIBE9T, SHOULDER, WATER ADDED ^ . _ 

1.89 Smoked Pork Butt., 2.19 

The Froicn Food 64 

IShopRilo GRADE 'A' CUT Of* 

French ^ Place 

Green 

.99 Premium Orange Juice ^1.99 Ice Cream ill 

The Deli Place 

Health & Beauty Aids 

J Q Q BWHY PAY MORE'" 

B^ - iHygrade's 

I B Hot Dogs 99 

A 1.1 VAI! SI I. HOI If TTLSOR 

Stayfree 

Maxi Pads 

.2.99 Wilson Bacon. M9M Batsam Protein """^ 1.29 

Gravy Train 

Dog Food 

5" 

Mif, 

Birds Eye 

Cob Corn 

i.~. •." *'.'fl

PAGE II - SECTION ONE 

COOKING CONNECTION 

THE SESTIN'EL-I.ROGER, OCEAN CITY. X J. 

71WRSI) A V, JANUARY U, li88 

Last-minute dinners for friends and family 

TH> we**'« recipes im 

By MARIE HUBER 

Serial BAtar 

Unexpected company 

during this time of year tail 

uncommon, and many tfanct 

prompts us to lay, "Stay for 

dtaniir." 

For these unplanned lastminute 

celebrations we all 

need a cache of easy Tt»dp*s 

and iriRredNaife 

• The all-in-oqe disti is often 

the best answer to dinner in • 

hurry. By enlisting the help of 

guests to sliw vegetables or 

toss a salad toother, the 

hostess can assemble other 

ingredients. 

Try to cook foods that an 

eompateble, such as noodles 

and frozen vegetables combined 

in a pet of boClns water, 

rolls or bread to be heated In 

the oven neit to the casserole, 

and the use of pre-cut package 

meats, such as own staffer 

wfngettes or sliced breast 

meat, to cut down on the 

preparation and cooking HnM, 

For dessert there Is always 

fruit and let cream, or 

cookies and beverage. 

developed hy a home 

economtst working 'with 

^^dsc FWnais Remise slie 

ti^âwtiSf luvlies fktaid& on 

Ow spw of the moment, she 

has devtlcped a aertes of 

favorite steals for Just men 

Tte stir-try dtnner «ni- 

UMB targ* wtujjetlea, wttcfc 

also make great hors 

d'oeuvr**, witt broccoli 

florets, water chestnuts, 

awB and xtMam in a 

tin. 

Boneless breast of chicken 

mixed with pastesnd broccoli 

florets, or, chicken thighs and 

vegetables also mate a great 

workday meal, made the 

[ht before and heated Just 

taretwvtng. 

CHICKEN DINNER 

H 

Salt to taste 

Ground black pepper 

taste 

FRAME SALE 

Now Through February W 

Most 

Frames 

Color Aerials of Ocean City 

IN STOCK—SALE PRICED! 

20x30 $20 * 12X18 $10 

SENIOR STUDIO 

846 Asbury Ave. 

Closed Wed.* Sat. 

A cut above the ordinary ,„ 


399-0480 

WOW CLOSED FOR VACATION 

Re-Openlng 

Thursday, January list 

CALL 390-3374 

1 n dlicusslrvo wines, we often mint Ion 

the gusfatory pleasures of matching the 

right wine with the entree being strved. 

We should noli, however, that beer 

blendi with almost all foods, except 

htavy cream sauce dishes and whipped 

crosm disserts. Spicy dishes, 

especially, go well with tht sharp tafia 

of beer, Manyi»«iid«xp«m*»o 1 of«c» 

tthSt.andWeidyAve. 

Ocean city, N.J, 

Robert J.W«Wron 

Pinincisl Anslyit 

ftNeeatlttsr 

8okittenT«WhstRnincltly 

AhYw! 

WALDRON COMPANY 

1741 Aifeflry Avi., ONin City, N.J. 01111 

(609)398-3138 

INCOME°TAX °TAX PREPA PREPARATION 

SB Federal 1040EZ 

$15 H.J. Tax Preparation 

$20 Batlc 1040A Short Form (1 iheet only) 

$28 Mini 1040 A Itemized Deductioni 

PtuicottolsddltKnsltchiduIsi 

ethtr {Mlvltuil lormi Irom y to UOdtptndlng en csmpiuli liy, 

Wm QtntllloniM P«rtn«nhlp, Tryit, Imill Builnm Corporil illoni, 

f «• wilon Corpof«lloni, iM RMUIi e t l i 

PrspHdilR(Nrinc 

PrspHdwvilR(Nrincr 

Annual cgiiN* ntrtMnr ENrut A wmlnin in Aecwnimg md 

TinAeeeunllnB, 

You Hul wllh iiiwwIMMlkli LI(tnM AccounHnti, 

Igtelillilna in Tikillgn uirng • Nfflputir 

JOHN & CATHERINE CRAFT 

(J,&C

home yo 

Yea wffl VM ncod MtsMt SB wruttnta 

ft* wm^taaies et tern am to 

L

PAGE 4 — SECTION TWO 

AME 

ST. JAMES AME 

fih St and Haven Av 

Ocean Qty 

Rw, Beckwwlh J. Voorlim. 

WNDAY 

9:30 am . Church School 

11 am, 

TOB SBNTtNBtABDOlIIt, OCEAN CITY, N J 

Worship together this week 

OCEAN am? 

BAPTIST 

KRh St and W«tey *» 

Ocean (Sty ••' , 

Rev DonaM E Hnritjiert, 

PMter 

Moraing woreMp JJ-*^ ••"»• 

Assembly of God 

CENTRAL ASSRMRl V 

OF GOD 

Oommunlty Onto 

llnh and Simpson 

OetwiCity 

ftobert Bostic, pastor 

SUNDAY 

9:30 am • Sunday school 

SEAVIEW BAFTST 

Lin wood 

Rev, Ui B pan* 

Rev. Jerry Sturgeon, pastor SUNDAY 

— 9:46 «,in. • Sunday school 

SUNDAY 11 am. - Morning worship 

10 a.m. • Sunday school —.—— 

U am - Mambg worship SHILOH BAPTIST 

7 p,m, • Evtiung service 7th and Simpson Av, 

FAFIH BAPTIST 

I7JS & Shore Rd 

Palermo . 

Barry Rice, pastor 

WNDAY 

••3D BLM. • Sunday school 

10:45B m.- Morning sefvfc* 

( p.m. • Evening : 

CALVARY nWWDINT 

BAPTIST 

«tt and New York Av 

Somers Point McBrkte, 

SUNDAY SUNDAY 

»;» *,m». Sunday seted ,.« aJll> . s^^, m^ 

11 am. • MimUm wmiWp ,, ljn . Ho^y, m^m 

1 p.m. • EwnUn warship T ^ . Worett(( gê. 

SUNDAY 

10SO a.m. • Worahip mfrim 

——— WEDNESDAY WEDNESDAY 

WEDNESDAY ? pm, - Praytir art Wble 

B* 

7 

Dory 

j^m. 

Dr. 

•_ Bttto Fellowship, *udy. 

CORBIN CITY BAPTBT 

MAINLAND ASSEMBLY Main Street 

OF GOD 

CbrbinCtty 

2115 New Rd 

as BlRgln, pasta' 

Unwrad 

service 

Catholic 


ttth SL and Wesley Av. 


Msgr. Augustine Sildenburg, 

pastor 

ABUNDANT LIFE 

CHRISTMN WORSHIP 

CENTER 

Route SO 

SeavlUe 

Rev. Pete Wlpple, pastor 

SUNDAY 

10 a.m. . Worship service 

Rev. Lafayette Riddlck, 

pastor 

7 B.m. • Evening service SECOND CAPE MAY 

THURSDAY 

7: IB p.m. - Family service 

Baptist 

WEEKLY TELEVISED 

CHURCH SERVICE 

THISWEBK 

Pint 

Prtibyliriin Church 

TUBS., IVI, 6 P.M. 

ON CHANNEL 2 

Mud.POHIblibj 

KIWANI3 ^ O F 

CLUB ^BF CITY 

Our Mottt>..."Wi Build" 

MASSES 

Dally • 7 and 8 p.m. 

Saturday • I a.m., 4 p.m. 

Sunday-B, 9:15, Ham. 

CONFESSIONS 

Weekdays after I p.m. Man 

Saturday S to J:30 p.m. 

SUNDAY 

10 a.m. - Sunday school 

11 a.m. . Mondng worship ST. FRANCES 

WEDNESDAY CABR1NI R.C, 

7:30 a.m.-Midweek prayer M St. and AUantte Av. 

service. Odeah Oty 

BAPTIST 

00 S. More Rd. 

Marmora 

The Rev. Russell H. Bowers 

it, minister 

UWON CHAPEL BY THE SEA 


Rev. Leon Biackman 

So.SlivlHi 

SUNDAY SCHOOL 9:16 A.M. 

80N0 SERVICE 10:15 A.M. 

CHURCH SERVICE 10:30 A.M. 

Mutleai Dir»etor 

Miriam Adami 

Migr. Joseph E. Conlon, 

, palstor 

MASSES 

Dally - 7 and B a.m. 


Sunday - 8,9:30 and 11 a.m. 

SUNDAY Olitt LADY OF GOOD 

0:48 a.m. • Sunday school COUNSEL 

11 a.m, • Morning worehlp ttfii Si and Aabury Av. 

7 pm - Evening Bervice OcBanClty 

——'—— Migr. Thainat H. Sharkey, 

TABERNACLE BAPTIST ptttor 

Wi SL and Wtit Av. 

Rev. Michael Walters, pastor MASSES 

Dally. g BJIL, and I p.m. 

SUNDAY Saturday - B a.m., 4 and 7 

10 a.m. • Sunday school pm, 

11 a.m. • Morning tervica» Sunday>lltl10iUandUtS0 

. tun. 

TUESDAY eonfinloni • every 

7:30 p.m. • Prayer service Saturday at itSQ p.m. 


DurinB Sirviei 

wm. bomidion Chaplain 


•?* VofiWpiitNCinttr 

Sunday, 10:30 to 12:00 

(2 •• Ftoar • O.C. CwnmunttY Ct«t^) 

A OeMiiO 


Wednesday • 7:30 p.m. 

1i4MiyMwriMMaM-7M2 

tar ReMrt Bottle and Ruth 


METHODIST CHURCH 

SUNDAY/JANUARY 17;i988 

CHURCBT b7" turn 

RESURRECTION, R.C. 

Marmora 

CHRISTIAN 

SCIENCE 


Christ, Scientist 

sthSt.&AsburyAve, 



for services; 

Sundays lOiMaiin, 

Sunday School IOi3O«.m. 

W d d r H 

v 

Testimonial MMttng 

Reading Room Dally 

11:00 a.m. to a p.m. 

ALi.Vlfll.eOMl 

Kbgr. Janes J Eagcrt, 

pastor 

MASSES 

Saturday • 4 and %tib pJ». 

Sunday - (, iiJO and 11 •«. 

mm uuf OF SORROWS 

Wfebnsh and Poplar JM. 

MASSES 

Saturday - 6;30 pjn. 

Sunday-«,9;30 and Htm, 

fcSK p m 

*th ami UBJ_I AV, 

Sea Me City 

M-, p«ui M O'OOMMP, 

pastor 

MASSES 

Dally 7 am. and tiSO p.m. 

Saturday -1 a.m., 5 and 7 

p.m. 

Sunday-ft, 9:S0 and 11 ».m. 

ST. JOSEP1T8 

906 Short Rd. 

Daily . 7 and I a Jn. 

Saturday • BiM pjn, 

Sunday. 7:45,6,10:» a.m., 

mm and 5:30 i 


GRACE CHURCH 

WhSL and Central Av. 


RWN John Rtfenbory. urtaf 

SUNDAY 

1:50 p.m. - Morning 1 

tod swmou. Hoty MUfl 

on tint and third Sunday. 

Ormk Orthodox 

HOLY TRINITY 

GREEK ORTHODOX 

Mill Road 

Bargalntown 

Rev. D J ConiUinttlM, 

SUNDAY 

I a.m. • Ortfcos • Matins 

1:30 a.m. • Devine liturgy 

10:10 em. • Sermon 


UNION CHAPEL 

BY-THE-SEA 

5Mh St and Ashury Av. 

Ocean Oty 

InterdenomlnaUooal 

FIRST CHURCH OF CHRBT IBM Shore Rd, 

SCIENTIST Unwood 

8th St and Asbury Av. 

Ocean City SUNDAY 

SUNDAY 

10:30 a.m. • Church service 

and Sunday School. 

SUNDAY 

1:11 am. • Sunday 

10; JO a.m. - Morning servtee 

school 

MARMORA GOSPEL 

WEDNESDAY CHAPEL 

7:30 p.m. - Testimony Lyndhurst end Wtatar Av. 

meeting. Marmora 

Episcopal 

HOLYTRmrrv 

EPBCOPAt 

»th Stand Bay Av, 


MkBMl W. Wtimn, 

rector 

SATURDAY 

ItiS 

M a.m.« Choral 

Sp.m, Dedication^ the hew 

iththeRlflhtRev.Q.P, 

;Belahaw. 

GRACE BlBLE 

CHAPEL 

SUNDAY 

B;SO a.m. • Worship 

11 a.m,-Family Bible hour 

7 p.m. - Gospel meeting 

GRACE BIBLE 

§» Wodley AV. 


Rev, Richard Mirkley, 

Interim pastor i , 

OcwinCity 

Pimfytmm 

C, Lp« Nakamn*. 

HUSSlYttSMAN 

SUNDAY 

32nd St and Central Av 

•:» am * Ow* i*M p»ul Mtenot 

MESSIAH LUTBKRAN 

Cnd and Landis Av 

Sea late aty 

lte»ry Inland, putar 

SUNDAY 

10 aaos, - The Mrvtoi 

11a.m.-Sunday w*ool 

GRACE LUTHE1UN 

Shore Rd. Mid Da«w Av. 

Sotners Point 

Rev. Jeftrty R Rbkanla, 

pastor 

SUNDAY 

liSO em and U a.m. - 

worsnip service 


and nursery 

Methodist 

ST. Pti.TER'8 

UNTTEI) METHODIST 

dh St and Onto- Av. 

OBeanQ 


MKIHODBT 

B N. Shore Rotd 

SUNDAY 

Istt a.m> • 

8(M and 11 a,m 

MACEDQNU UNffRD 

METHODIST 

10th Stand Simpson Av. 

^ paiter 

SUNDAY 

liM a.m. • Church ichool 

11 a.m. • Morning worehlp 

MRntnntCT or 

SUNDAY 

11 ain. • C*B« tfrvttt 

? pm, - EvtnW «M» 

FIRST PRESBYTERIAN 

Ocean 

Rev 

Interim 

SUNDAY 

l:» IA. 

H. Hihbttt 

U a.m. • M«un| p 

?!« pm, • Evening wonMp 

Quaker 

> JANUARY it, ngg 

REUGIOWSSOCSKTV 

OF FRIENDS 

akare'R&, Sewrifit 

Seventh Day 

Adoentist 

SEVENTB-OAY 

ADVENTEST 

Roosevelt Blvd. 

and Route 9 

Marmora 

John 

— SATURDAY 

., 9:»a.B».-W«frt|pS»r»Jw 

Sunday nelwl n a m . BDdt i£& 

FIRST DAY 

(Sunday) 

11 a.m. - 

worship. 

Meeting for 

Board of Realtors President James Marshall, 

left, and Franklin Williams separate collected 

can goods and over ISM In food eertlttcoteB to be 

presented to the Community Cupboard at St. 

Peter's Methodist Church, The donations will be 

distributed to needy families In Ocean City. 

stork report 

Families from thU ana Mark and JuUette (Hopkln): 

iîMnieoapitulattaiiifOf Pafrtoio of Octan City, a 

lt^ttAlh daughter, Dtc. Si. I 

and Sharon 

) MiliBdti of OMU 

• *wtht«, Dec. I 

fhoBiai and Caroiii 

( S p i ) Drlnkard o| 

»«»» ?»»«», « *>u«ht8r 

rao of Somers Point, a Joseph and AnnamarM' 

WEDNESDAY CENTRAL UNITED daughter, DM, 1*. 

(Young) McCann of Sea lull 

TtM p.m, Prayer service ^ ^ ^ 

Jff d 

aty a son Jen 3 : 

and Bible study S nT and 

_ S^reRtl. and n VaMOlw 

CHBIBT EPISCOPAL Oen He 

Holy Bucturlit ^ ^ TABBWAOia ^ 

117 Shore Rd. 

Bw Road 

Somers Point 

Oetan Hetfitt Av.» iwt ot ^,. 

Rev. Roger J, Hamilton, Bw Road i Brltt, pastor «•"" 

SUNDAY 

1 and 10 a.m. 

EuchariBt 

WEDNESDAY 

10.Ma.m.-Holyffiuchmriit uwu SUNDAY 

10 a.m. • Worship service 

Holy 

' 

InthechapiL 

7 P m ' * Bvinli 1 Jeffrey and Patricia aty, a son, Jan. 3. 

(Capclottl) TtulU of Bea Uto Sratt and JuUe (Swlck) 

Qte, • ion, Dec. 14, Hartley of Petersburg, a sort} 

Roy and Mellnda (Cobb) Jan, 4, ; 

DowllnH of Unwood, a Paul nnd Kathleen (Kelly 

daughter, Dec. 17. Wolcott of Northfleld, • 

SUNDAY 

Michael and Kathleen daughter, Jan. 4. 

SiSQ a.m. • Sunday school (Calrnes) " ' ' Qeller - - - ot " Ocean ~ RobiH and Patricia (Qano) 

9iM and 11 am • Worship aty, a daughter, Dec. 17. Oarocdo of Ocean City, 1 

service 

John and Cindy (Jelwrna) 4iu|htar, Jan. 4, 

Mhflrik of Northfleld, a ion, TIWUI and C1n( y (Be« 

! service 

DM, a, MM) SMdafOM Ot Ocean 

James and ainny(Parrillo) Qty, a daughter, Jan. B. : 

Homo fellowship „ . 

Tuesday, Wednesday am 

MB. SINOLEaOROCP 

TO MEET FEB. 1 ' 

Meetings of Single anS 

REOHOANIXED OBUROH SUNDAY 

_ ..JHH.il l'- -" 

OF JESUS LD.B. f t4B ajn. • Morning wonhlp 

educatl 

Rto.9 '' ll ojn. - Sunday school 

Patonno.(juit iwith of Jtf. -, •-,•;••---, 

(er's Flot 1st) SEAVtt XEIMTRD 

Georgo I, Qrlfllth. putor METHODIST 

inMpandent pundamintil ilblg ehupih. 

lit Wlll»y Avi. (Luray Hoftl) OMinttty, Hi. 

R«v. Richard Markloy 

9:45 MMUMAV ICHOOL 

10:00 A.M. M«M(W SERVICE 

7:aOP.M.flVENINfiienVICfi 

7:30 P.M. WEfiMIOAY SERVICE 

"Uichlni* Patching Th$ WholtUbW 

OCEAN

•MOB • — 8BCTHW TWO 

PtibUshed fy the students of Ocun Gty High School 

Millar hits big time 

If you happen to be in the waittaR room 

 

poarible for one to magtaiU? turn Into 

This week: weights 

An advantage of machines over free 

wetahte la safety. Most machlnea can be 

y g y i 

resalts. pen property miM 

is out «f tt»aat*r sports th«t ^ 

dfWUffe 

MA 

F 

at 18, or • fioflaB fgaytr wbo v », 

lasts only three » k m an av«i«-f' 

some ol the top boydbulMers mS ^ 

poweriitert are well Into Owlrto'i and'? 

even Hi's, not only still computing ^ris 

winning, .rt 

m the next iieve»lweek»lwilldlaco»^' 

same of ft» variool aspwU of mktf$ 

training such as proper diet, lttffit^ 

techniques, how to avoid over tralnu« 

and injuries. I welcome qwtthns cm. . 

ceming any Wrt ol weight tnUng, l^ 

em not a doctor nor a prokeslonil 

ll 

trelner.butlwlwyqueiaa^ 

and give an answer to te bwt of mj ^ 

ability. Please send any qnttfon* or,,, 

ogmmnte to The HUowa. Ks 

use bells or cams, but aU attempt to 

AipUcate the action o» lifting Iron. £ 

Don't get the wrong Idea about tmf 

weights. Only a few very heavy, difflcaU^ 

variety of machines on the market that 

ttfts require •potters, Much quicker ritt1 

and strength gains can be made using r 

an teprovejnentdverttted and true cast 

a person white thty perform a lift and free weights. Ttts la partly becauB*£i. * 

ftdvanUMa and gWes aasUtanee if needed. 

itttir is not locked Into a Hngls itWtL 

Wat TWiita batli 

•"•""W 

... 

*?* There art many dlfftrent bnnds of motion. Mott machine* lod ttwlftt?': 

dtoadvantages, neither MD dtarty be 

machlneB machines available today... today,... Did, David, onto one set path . of motlbn. When doing „ , 

declared the unanimous winner. 

Powerlltters and Olympic Weight 

NiuUlus, Paramount, Universal, Cybex, Cyex, the same ame exercise is with free ree weights gts you you. 

UtUM UN trte weights (dumbeDj and 

MMaHi!«4 H ! 4 Itoel Itoseli Dynamialeuig «n chum the angle si the lift ufl^, ufl^ 

HOI of the bigger names In fitness Besides the direct muscles being used 

barbells) almost eteTuslvely lor 

power and strength. Free welfihta are 

machines. Although some of these there are Btabiltaer muscles that ttai,, 

omnpanles make smaller multl function come Into play when using free welghuvT 

•Bw«r ' 

Mttlpmentt the slie and expense of thse For the average fitness minded petsoft,, 

IM about a 7W» to 

machines are well beyond the reach of an even nibrture of both free weights IMV 

weights and machines r 

most people, thus keeping most of this machines seems to be the best solutl«C,j 

average person who is lust trying to stay 

equipment solely in gyms and health 

dubs. Some machines use calbles and 

In shape would probably benefit most 

pulkyttBOtne use hydraulics, and others 

NJSA offers classes 

The New Jersey School ol the Art* to 

ottering classes to high school students 

that are talented In the areas of visual 

arts, theatre, vocal and Instrumental 

music, dance, and creative writing. 

Theae classes are being offered during 

the NJSA Spring Semester at Qlassboro 

State CoUegti both fun and part time. 

NJSAtothe state legislated achool for 

eioeptlonaUy talented high school 

students. It gives theae ttudehU the 

chance to obtain advanced study from 

artists In their areas. 

CUSMS are offered for the visual arts 

in the following subjects! drawing, 

painting, ceramic design, h n h 

weaving, print miking and 

which includei print and dy« y 

on fabric. The miucUl •lde.oTttto 

program offer* musts, ensemble work, 

asttf clan* and theory. Ctaathn 

l wSSnop lerlea In both araas 

m.ottered lor advanjsedI itotonta, 

conducted by professional artltti. 

VlittJl Art) claues put an emnhUto on 

inortailng technlcil skills along with 

nurturlnfl individual creativity md 

arttoUo integrity. 

Vocalists will work on technique, 

repetolre and performance skills. Instrumental 

students work to Increase 

performance skills and to build their 

regular music study. The class Includes 

music theory, htsotry and composition. 

Creative writing students learn 

literary devices, methods, and 

techniques tor producing poetry, fiction, 

nonflcuon, end drama along with several 

guest literary speakers. 81* workshops 

are offered to advanced creative writing 

students, including poetry, fiction, play 

writing, short verse, writing review and 

critique and Journalism, 

Students studying theatre hall day will 

be taught .to cultivate performance 

skills, developing characterisation, 

scene study ana Improvisation. Full day 

students will continue with vocal and 

movement classes along with production 

work. There are six workshops for 

theatre also, each taught by a 

professional in a related field. They 

Include voice, oral interpretation and 

monologue preparation, stage combat, 

mime, directing, stage movement and 

body control, pupperty and make up. 

Dates and fees for the above classes 

are potted In the application. The filing 

deadline for this application to January 

ILO 

•x 

ml 

». A letter of recommendation from • , 

teacher or a professional aquainted with'" 

the students work In the given are* 1 ' 1 

should accompany the application. ]'' 

Once the application to received sip 

appointment to made tor an audiUav 

interview, or a portfolio review, and the' • 

student to sent a copy of thr 

requirements (or that time. All ln> 1( 

tervlews will take place on Saturday.- 

February 6 unless special arangementi 

are made. Notification of acceptance 

will come on February 11. Scholanhipi 

are available upon request and (Inancul ~ 

need, they mutt be returned on February! 

12. Check the Guidance Office or subject .s 

teachers tor applications it you are tow 

forested In the program. r 

uh 

-DtwnOrudi n 

M 

Until pasier Vocation!!! 

Book reviews: Catcher, Bond 

Catcher in the Rye warf written by It. 

Stllnwr. It Ii already ewttdend a 

dusk! and, by urn, the beet bock 

rbueverwritteiLCatelierlnne 

..tndde^ 

oitTofthi schools, their rsisoni 

i t l l h h 

tttril out-wuli 

Catcher In the Rye is a book that holds 

the render 1 * Interest and doesn't let it go 

'until the very end. The thing that makes 

It so godd la the excellent character that 

Salinger dfeiten. Holden Caulfleld. 

flaUnger UIM brilliant charaoterlxetlM 

In creating Holden and shows the 

readers what aneicellehtauthor he la by 

Iespnielflg Holdert'e,Ideas on phordea 

trT ' — a » In general In a cMir and 

_ way( , , 

', rwould MMmmend this:book to 

raideti of aU agea arid lnteresti. 1W •' 

boo* tttfc everyone should definitely 

Attention -ii 

onreer in einl 

Service or if y 

'mm 

^^BiSSSs! 

la center hsi 

ilthtti»rtof 

flotetwttng • 

library Tmj 

ndUdM storlM 

the creator 

trledt 

nhoNtnid 

ubwr 

JANUARY 14,19K8 

THE SENtlNEH-EDGE 

Go to Absegami tonight J -I 

Raider boys 3-3 after 

Millvilk loss, EHT win 

"WhMiyonlookat where we 

wen In December," he said, 

"and whew m art BOW, J* 

Bat weT* 

k 

Ms «m school weort 

season to 14, swootl best in 

. 

Own 

with 

a«&=i 

«n 

Erasass rass «# alttfUh to to WMwwd 

Catholic Christmas Tour- 

JS^BSI 

Bat eight days late, the 

Balden* started IM by Defeat Ea&les in &1~38 romp 

tostaR, tt-54, to ftal HUM 

MBlvUk team, ft was • npoint 

tnrnartwnd that caused 

Against MlUvllle, the ThundMboto open i *WI 

abttln their ttforta to qualify Raiders were outacwed. M- ld^**«^ 

»da^*ri*P«^^# 

for the Group Itece tour- 19, in the middle two pttioda. Blttner scored 16 points In 

nMnent 

They broke even wltii the thefoorthqttarter.lnchidlngB 

Then, back at the In- Ttamderbotts, IMS, In the pair of thwfrftolntem, and 

termediate School, Monday first period, with McAllister McAllisW added tigA to 

scoring nine point*. 

bring Ocean Qty back. But 

right Ocean City pounded Egg 

Harbor Township, 61-38, to Darren Govan, a MDMBe 

mm their record at S-S. guard who didn't score In the ^cA\uXnnWl with 14 

"We knew ««t play might Bret meeting, got eight In the points! Blttner scored 10, 

he a Uttle ragged tonight," second quarter. Including a 

aid Raider coach Tom Gahr 

after to victory over EOT, 

"We were coming off a Bat 

effort at MlUvUle and (Eagle 

coach) Larry (DKHovannl) Is 

still trying to get things 

Ocean City jumped out to a 

IM lead after one period with 

junior Bob McAllister leading 

the way. It was 31-19 at 

halfttine. EHT managed to 

break even, 13-12, In the third 

period before the Raiders 

sealed the win with an 1B-7 

advantage In the fourth 

quarter. 

McAlllater had hl« string of 

20'polnt performances 

stopped at tm straight with 

Ilirk McOonlgle, who 

works the bueUne as weU as 

eny M basketball player, 

Bcored a career high » points 

to share scoring honors with 

McAllister. 

''Mark has been playing 

I steady basketball and 

protrttslna Just about every 

Batae," said Qahr. "I'm also 

5ppy with the point toUl and 

the way It was spread out." 

Sophomore Scott Blttner 

added IB polnta to the Raider 

Wd five ttuwpolnters. 

TenSht (Thursday) the 

Raiders travel to Absegami 

for their Hrst meeting with the 

Bram. Nett tMt&ar tt* 

toc+c home efinlnst Holy Spirit 

toa game that brings together 

fte division's two leading 

scorers, McAllister and the 

Gartens' Pat Pruttt, 

._ Was till BMt 

we've hid three players in 

double figures," claimed 

i Qahr, forgetting •bout the 

ft) Vlneland game when 

1 r McAULllcr had 37, BltUiPr 13 

•ndBobOUUnderiO. 

"ftiat'i rtaUy whit wi're 

looking for, some scoring 

balance that can take some 

pressure off McAllister," he 

a^tr^Sri , 8CottBltt»er(^)p««pfor^fW« it point, l»OCMn City's 

winlm BtglM in movtai over Egg Harbor Township Monday night, 

forward. , 

Deal-Bid 

High scorer In pinochle at Bea French scored 1,840, 

the Ocean City Card dub, John Dorsey, 4,980, Alice 

Jan,4,WMAlDt¥iM*tth»SS. Unnekir. 4,iU, Matilda 

Runnenwip were Dolores Hughu, 4,060, Vie Kaufold, 

Oi»ry, HI, Carl Benke, IM, W Mao Prcrtl, 3,8M, and 

. Madeleine Coe, OBI, BUIAdSehiilferii,no. 

t,J Jacobs, MS.LIlllBnBfllU, 530, The Ocean City Card Club 

1 

Waily JOMS, Mi, Anna metta 1 p.m. MoBday a# 

1>I 

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Johnson 512. 

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Mainland (V) ..Away 

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PAGE 8 — SECTION TWO THE SENTINEL.LEbGGR, HHMSDAY, JANUARY l « ^ I .«UJRSDAY, JANUARY 14,1W8 

OCEAN crrv. N J. 

Wrestlers lose first; swimmers add two more 

Ocean City's wrestling defeated for the first tine, a §• Martinet ptnned FUWer Orb 

ring UK diving compeHUoi 

team tasted Meat for theMOB 

to PhD tbrths, at IB. Daley at IB. When Rich Against AUanUc City, The swinunm ark at Lower 

first ttma last week with a 40- Dave Caracdolo («-l) got Magulre earned • SCNltoaod Wlcwt swam the SO meter Cape May tomorrow af- 

'S4 lost to lOth-ranked Oceair Qty on the board pta for the Raiders at (reestyle In »7 seconds, tana and swim «t Egg 

Vlneiand 

by pinning Vtodandfa Dave beavywetaht, It was too Bite. lute tan the 215 school Harbor Township next 

Bit the Raider swimmers Goldstein to 131 of tt* 119The 

Raider swimmers record be established eartier TVjesday. Jke Capers arc a 

Muted the new year with a pamd match, Bnt WU Delp swamped wtakss Bridgeton, Bus season. He also won the DMtfen Two cppflBatt for 

pair of victories, lifting their lost, 1M, to the dan's Kevtn lffl-»7, with Geoff WUcoxani 100 freestyle and anchored the Uoyd Hayes 

record to 7-1, 

ra»n, at 1» 

IJBM MuatUy each winning winning §00 meter medley 

. Bill Nickles^ wrestlers (3-1), Dave Law (7-0) remained twice. And they beat AUantk relay team. 

now ranked 18th In Southundefeated 

with a pta (I:B) O$, W-74, with Wilcoibet- Gorman again won the 100 

Jersey by fhj Courier Ftot, over Vineland's Tom tering Us on Khool record butterfly while swimming the league 

never got much going against Qrescenio to move Ocean Qty ki the 50 meter freestyte byWrtlegoftherelaywin.Tres 

Friday's 

the powerful dan team. within a point But thealmost 

one full second. omen took • ftaarffi the SOO Sacred 

After Clarence Bishop Raiders Chopped the not men won the 50 and 100 

suffered a first-period pin three matches to fan too far freestyle against Bridgeton 

against Vineland's Jeremy 

In wsspsrt of tins ûtorioos 

Brunner at 103 pounds, Raider Freshman Pat Lynch (7-0) 300 medley relay team, 

Tim Gallagher (8-1) wagmoved 

down tolH and earned Mnsilay took the Mb and 400 

aMwinoverVlneUnd>Jefl freestyle events against the 

day (M). Fred LateDa (7-0) Bandogs. 

Thomas S. •ho dropped down In weight Conor Gorman won the 100 

and topped Rob Btydak, IM. lUlu botisrily Bud swam the 

Moore Vineland's Felix Martinet •nehor leg In the medley relay 

(B-M) pinned freshroan Brew win. MeUssa Campbell ao 

Musilay at 171 and Anthanj eumnlated ill points to take 

PAINTING 

Brst place In diving and Rei 

the 100 meter 

CONTRACTOR EABL L.SHAW,* 

INTEUOR-EXTZRIOR 

Licensed • Ocean City 

20 Years Experience SWtTMETAtWOWC 

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• pah «t 

pun witfc 

Monday nigtA's game, the 

Brat w' (eu girl-boy 

\ h fl* opener of • gutboy 

team ta tte 

at tne UV 

Cape-AUantic League. OC 

MMttm, 107-O, writer 

Us upamn EHT Is a DOftopponent 

Last 

snowed-out meet at 

Heart hai 

individual medley lor rescheduled for Jan. 15. 

Ocean City as they defeated The wrestlers, i 

the Vikings for the second scheduled to face ettvranked 

time this season, 

Bnena last night, face a 

n took a first in the 5M> meter straggling Egg Harbor 

tadMdnal medley for Ocean Ttownshlp Saturday afternoon 

Oty as they defeated the (2 p.m.) at the Ugh school 

Vikings for the second time gym. Next Wednesday they 

this season. 

got to Bridgeton where they 

Fred BurweU doubled (M0 wffl be heavily favored. The 

and SOO freestyle) for Atlantic important match at MuTville, 

Gtty with Melissa Pollack postponed by bad weather on 

setting a Viking school record Saturday, win be made up 

with 1KU points while win- Feb. 4 

Fred Latelia remained undefeated last week in Ocean City's first 

wrestling loss to Vlneiand. 

Marshall chosen Mim Cheerleader during competition 

Jennifer Mn"? h P n i captain competition at the 10County 

cheerleadlng 

of the Ocean City Hawks temiedlaie school. 

champions. Lower Township 

Cheerleaders, captured the The Hawks, coached by Ratdtn ptawd second and Shufflin'on 

title of Miss Cheerleader MariBeth NeaU, performed a Ocean City Pep Club third. 

during recent Cape group routine for Judges and to the pee wts dhrWon Wefcome to MS. With one 

May County cheerleadlng won the title oi Cape May Trish Jessel won Uluweek 

already behind us, we 

Owiteder. The Ocean Oty taw Just 10 weeks to spring. 

Skytmwka captured first *• we look it ttta iMt It 

place followea by tie Lower 

Township Rims, second 

place, la poop competition. 

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h I secenos Wt-Wtn roar Utotttflaalojatrta. 

• nii Ralte 4:30 ML Cnfe and Pun 

11T» 

Utfi," «Bd aWutaol HIM tor OC to 

cot tte lead to taw, first shot and RoweU 

iniiimiU,AS «SSTlwii •* •-**•""• Sophomore Terrt Johnson , ^tf^p 

OMtedE 

mm fhee amato left In the Ocwn Ctiy to «ad Ihe Eagle C witt S:» remaining. 

tat qaattR m tte Ratesjtringand 

Shannon Gwrtty McFartand^ .scored again 

lHdtBU-U, 

Htd ft wtti tar But tanwith 

1:M left to move the 

•fin BulfUi 

Rowdl scored wfthra Raiders within one, The 

to the fourth tamtad » Uayyufato offensive rebound to make It LMTUCI US6 m^te Fife oi 

UHMUM the secend period p and' 

mh girt ta Wader history to 

Ust week, and the Eagles a IMS «d> 

• KB loss to the 

alter that Two Erdner Then, with lrfBon the dock, 

their lint Bockets by Debbie Erdner iaatots gm OC a 1*8 had Garrity atcred wttt an of 

JgtfWt m DivMon One of the «nd Margaret RoweB helped ta Bv« str*lg« by (tofeuslfe 

reliOBiw to put Oêan 

Ham ftt RaUeri reste tti tad. Bagtn gpneA i mm a* Oty on top, «45. 

r-1 fin • ii • ill i iUi iliil BM i^f 

even spltt 

They malntamwi control, » vantage for them In last week's Cburfei- Bat Egg Harbor 

Two baskets by Nkkka and si ^ tti Bnu Si 

*TSoutl> Jtwey r«nkir«i to Ored out to •hit the 

natf andisoiwd the bit nine 

Cambertand, the leader In points. GaDagher hit another 

One of the Gtpt. three-pointer, Kotaaetakv 

Uign, to naked scored- after a steal, 

N Seott Jersey behind aophomore Brio Nickles 

itetiing. Mirtdte Township, converted an aBenahre 

toe CAM taate, la rankedwBoond 

and Lisa 

«m. Mainland ts 11th. MUMIk scored on a fast break. EHT 

with a hernia long enough, so Gertrude Stengel, who bu, 

he bad the situation corrected been hi and out of Shore 

on Wednesday and returned Memorial several times, U 

home on Thursday, which once again back. : 

Isn't exactly the way It was 

and rmkwi us ready for handled In the early days. We We trust that these two wy 

another year of shuffling. We spent two weeks In bed. WeiÛê 

nTffffitWTTf Wffl KKJBtbt 

took i leave of the courts are glad to report that Doc is well enough to get back to the 

during the holidays and are Just fine and raring to go. courtB or at taut home tad 

Dow ready to get back In the We nave some sad news to toellng mnch better, ' 

report Mae Seltier, who 

We do, however, have i some time back fell and broke We had a pleasant con- 

United •nantar of com• 

hip, returned borne from versation with Bin Zabel, one 

petttert due to Ow weather, Bacharach Rehabilitation Of our real senior membere. 

which brings us'agaln to the Center Dec J7. On the same Bill tella us that he and hl» 

proposal to cover the courts. day the again fell and Is in 

We took forward to the time 

wife, Ella, are doing well, and 

Sore Memorial HoepitBl. 

this year when this will 

we Just hope that continues. 

become a reality. When accomplished, 

our numbers will 

-ttinltely Increase. 

Jennifer Marshall Witt Doe RobbhM back 

stter a bit of surgery, It looks 

Bke our morning group will be 

back In the saddle. Doc put up 


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Custom Homes • Additions • Alterations 

Renovations • Vinyl Siding 

Established l»S» 

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Stats Llctnsed ' 

1 Mnttn WUHTS ttorki 

IMDiDellonftKmditie 

ot ner IB point* ta tte tosth - 

penoa to apaifc s TnsnBBHt 

^ ini wto. 

9m 

ipd RoweB n Garrltyhad»andErdoer 

KfHwl firuF 9BI ii t I B to pace the Oceam C»y 

"Debbie and Margaret Ti* Raiders face the ywng 

average more than 20 Absegand gtato « pjn. Ms 

it,etnVMMnnt*. 

iwuum a game uuiuu sftemoon (Qandar) Vi» 

them," said Lents, "and toHolySptrttoertToeadayto llMnMtnw... 

we>e fa tronbk inside U they 

fan short of that" 

boasts the CAL't leading 

KohnetAypawdKHTwith hmior gotrd 

Upotnts. 

Anlnit MUlvUle, the 

RalSers had a narrow T>-» 

bjWne lead and built It as 

MgH as 11 points m the third 

Fishing contest winners for 

1987 announced in Sea Isle 

Brmtan Winners of the S« We Ctty bertvUle, U Ite. 8 »a Jan. J. 

Mon Jan II . 

'.Vtua. Jan- U. 

BRIOGETOH. tp.m 

„ Tt» Jan I*. 

I A l i i 

^"Tua Jan. It . 

ft Fri jan n 

Ml Jan » . 

TU* Jan.M •• TIW. Jart n. 

Dllltl PM11 

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Uw Waton, PhQadehjBia, 

.,61bs.lloi,; 1 

announced, end the results Cherry m, • Da, 8 i King Martorel - I. Ed 

ataow winning anglers came WarrenCaro,SeweU,81bs.8 Wyatt, West Chester, Pa 16 

from ell throughout New m.% S. Thoma» Scou, Deot- DM. 19 ot; I. Tom Gross, 

Jersey, Pennsylvania, ted, 7 Ins, 1 at.; Plourtown, Pa., 1S1 lbs. .87 

Maryland, and from as far Pewy-1. James McOtnty, ox.;S.RlchBurRera,l»U»3 

away as Indiana. 

miadelpbUi, 3 lbs. a o*.; 1 

The youngest winner was a Stofiejf' Prathw, Oafter- ^"^-jA} 

S-yearoM Andubon boy. The 

HOLT SPIRIT 7pm 

..•> MunlaM7p.nl. largest nsh was a M^pound 

. at MMAt TnniUilp J: J0p m tautog, reeled ta by Archie 

. at Cumberland 7p.m- 

•I Atlantic City 7:»p m Jordan of PhUadelphla. 

. *»t, 

..AUDUBONtp.m 

1 The annual "Let's Go 

Tua. 

VINBLAHO7pm 

".• FH. Fab. 

WILLVILLE 7P.m. Flsh'n In Sea M . V 

. at too HarMr Tnmihlp 7 p.m contest, la ajMBMnd by the 

IBwItf 

leioct o. 

Won NorttKm Buninoton Toumam*nt around Sea Isle dry and 

fi;|(»M. Jan.*.,. 

. . . . . Lnt to VINkLAND 40-14 

, VN4.Jan.ll.. 

verified at official weigh 

BUENA7pm 

BOO HARBOR TOWNSHIPIp.m. stations throughout the 

j^Wt, Jan. (O. at Brldgtnm 7 p.m. 

' tat. Jan. n ABSEOAMI Jp.m. 

Wad. Jan. V at Mainland 7 p.m 

Sat. Jan. 10 at Ptmberion I p.m. 

When we made the dectalon only to look at tte boob tube 

to come down to South and nad the papers down 

Carolina tor January, we bad here to gat some MM of fust 

vtaions of all that we hadwhat 

tte folks up north art 

heard about the Myrtle Beach going through. 

ana; the golden strand, When mother nature stirs 

holiday fiesta time, the potandweget hit with this 

craiy weather I feel for those 

...insand egrets, sea oats, who have to work outdoors, 

yellow Jessamine, 33 pit hit I bleed for the many 

course* In the Immediate hundreds of thousands who 

ana, many sea sheLU, hive no home and are adrift 

Spanish-moss, palmettos and ta any Icy waste with no one to 

on for them or about them. 

It U at such times Oat I 

degrees. 

fondly remember an old 

That was our expectation. tramp from my young 'in 

Everything I Ust was hen, days In west Philadelphia; 

with just one exception, Oat old Jake was a canny one and 

average temperature suf- was homeless. Jake always 

fered a severe accident and arranged to gat himself 

ended up In the National arrested)ust before wlnterset 

Weather Bureau offices with a In, on some minor charge, and 

case of broken thermometers. the sentence carried him over 

As I type this column, the — a home, warmth and food 

weather here Is sleet, windy - until tte spring. : 

and an air temperature of 23 Such gad memories, 

degrees! 

multiplied by today's 

. Not to complain; we have problems, 

0 RICOH 

COPIE R 

PRICE BREAKTHROUGH! 

ON THE LATtST MO IDEA IN SMALL BUSINESS COPttRS, 

$99500 

BUY m GR LEAK IT fQR AS LOW AS $«.00 «R MONTH. 

*^?^ 

- .llha.Hoi.lS. ; Joe Qft^wn, , (wrtflsh) () 4 Itaî. 

BUtt * !UB* MM ^M 

Philadelphia. Pa., 1 Zeeb, SUuington, Pa. 

(hake), 7 lbs. «... 

. M&WMONTON 1 p m 

Tml.Fab.l , 

.. . «IMIIIv{ll«3p m nounced these 1867 winners: 

Msn.Fab.l.. 

L£NAPE7p.m. Twrtog — 1, Archie Jordan, 

Wad. FM>. 10 . 

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The Cape May Couity 

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Qty, I p.m. to 7 p.m. Tuesday, 

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Gas Shocks • any set In stock , '14.99 

Ail Headlights - In stock 25% Off 

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PAGE 10 — SECTION TWO THE SENT1NEL.LEDCER, OCEAN CITY, N J, TillftlSDAY-JANUARY H, ljtt 

Ocean City events 

TODAY (Thursday) 

St Frauds Cabrjpi «B*r 

and ros*ry society araw»] tea, 

yoath center, 6th Street and 

Atlantic Avwme, 1130 p.m. 

Kiwanis Oub meeUng, 

Harrys Inn, Sonm PoM, i 

pa. 

Rotary Club meeting. 6-30 

pm 

Ocean City Card Club 

mccta, youth center, 

Oeean City Council 

meeting, council chambers, 

7:30 p ITL 

Ocean charter chapter 

Association dinner meeting, • 

pJB. 

Chapter No 46 Royal Arch MartuiUrtber King musical Boy Sooot Troo|> 51 VFW Mflw 

Masons mwttng, Masonic Mate Ity n» tomi Efr tafldtag, IS* Stxett and Bay r*^J2*? < ft a*? 

AtlanticOcenn No, 6 Artissn 

meeting, PW Hettse • Ocean Qty Exchange 

ttot WrtonMly. nwit b» aemmpHiMi fc» t»ih w Mwth to 

eMWieat. Cow »w«pte-a tw phoiw §s «urt«y aM 

oHivcntenee ta cunMnhr, hut payment must to r«eefvM 

Mere Mwtrtittment will be wt In type. 

Card Of Thanks 

Hunk Von 

Wt woyM Itk. to IsM mh i w 

UWBI9 •M WBpoM ant, H» Ha H 

mttami&ttTlam, 

Help Wanted 

DIB5EI. MBCHkHlCS - HHW outr 

ntll, KUpllallllllMi plul many 

REAL ISTATI ULgRSON 

em* lain vi *M Bra* wtni ui. full 

HAW paMHM mMW Mlilts>t> RMI 

•ttM, iwail H 

RBAI. EBT»TB SALESPERSON - 

FillMr Mrt nmt pMlim IN OcNn City 

«t|c Birtliwt nmmlMIH tcili 

SrM* RMll». RHlter. CM Dolly lunt 

•t mtm. H 

TJ)e Delaware V«!!*y's 

leading RM( Estate Pirm 

& Wtktng applicants 

(lIcmtMl or unlicensed) tar 

It* Ocean City market. 

-"Agrtsilvt markttlng 

-fSalti training 

-Oradosted commissions 

4Comput«rited Maiiingi 

pall now tar an interview 

. A»k for Jim Caltiqun. 

-nXULAZOMC, 

:: REALTORS 

Ml M CITY IN 

re* 

(806)3988000 

MIUTANT — 

MMMty, 

I0NI tO TRAIN - Ai in 

•uldtnl to RiiMttr tar On* tlNnlni 

pit! *J*ly in ptnM Mr y.ir nyM 

wsrl CII4H All, orovtUnd ctnHr, 

Hn *1>«IM. H 

plTATe lAkll PINION - 

Full iim w HH tint HtHM •»• 

Sftrl rl |(M i#»rt M»ltn Rftftiftjl iifip 

al£§iuft iififfcaaf 

Tovr*hlp.ti«l«a. mm MMti Ailt AMMr 

Cnuek in tfjla 

RH llAtttiW-IIM. , 

cot 

Par 

lead 

Pla* 

lira 

ITBR B*TA II 

UR»,NC1 AOINCV 

plat, lull or pan 

I, Wrlta loi in 

ONan 

III 

HV CL.IRK - 

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I f-TM wmtm n*ad«d lull ar part 

lint , c»ll lor Mtllll or ippolntrrnnl. 

Help Wanted 

ding 

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Iht hlshtil UMtirii si 

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PM mnt, w* 1 proud a! IM, IM 

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CUSTOMER 

SERVICE REPS 

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mnm MM poiwu noon dtrKM 

•urn A pluunl ptruniuiy •no 

SflM phana Ullll nmiury E« 

pwltnce Mpful, bui Miilns l« train, 

DISPATCHER 

Dutin inciuat: uttinow nrig «p 

pralHl «p«»intmwn. Navy pnsni 

aM twnpottf nnlKt, Typing iklll. 

aplm, • • • " " " 

DATA ENTRY CLERK 

Pmcm cialmi mtormsiion •niluppsrl 

our tecnnlctl itall In 

varlaui •amlnillrtlln sr.ni. IS to 

so worid per minvt* typing wlllt, 

MAIL/RLE CLERK 

Mil Marttr wltti oood snanliallanal 

•kin> and Hit rtintt tt WBrt ill 

accuraMly WIM rvombm 

RECEPTIONIST 

hituni pn«ni manmr ind prior 

•ipcriinc* a Blui, 

wntn you gain Itit liim at 

HANOVER, yw tM tMk WNWrt M 

an suntandina irray M taiary atM 

bw.HH. In •Ulllen Is our ip«l>l 

ry lavltigk plin, wi eifar 

midieii ant Mnlii iniurtnca, lit* 

and iluniilhr Inwranct, hMHn tart 

and atptndanl e ara rtlmbunaHtMil 

accounti. tuition r.lmourMnnnl. 

tunlt|.umup.rti. 

MMrMurnHIB: 

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INSURANCE 

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an HUll oopof tunlty «mploy«f 

SBCRfiTAftV NltBttt - Pull tlrnt 

iw illN and iturMtlno. Bailt eHItt 

tutlH, BNtlclant typing ikilii r«iulr»d, 

compurtr MBtritntiîltrrM but not 

Hunilll. BtntllH, till Liu it Tht 

Pl.natrt Hotil tar tppslnimini M» 1000 

a«t. Ml, III 

*i NJBB TVUlTiPirt tiLACfi. W« have 3 full feature guest & «pt. 

itauiM 200-700 ft. to 14th SI, beach. We give hospitality to 

i/acailonftrt and of fieason guest* and church group*, 

*BAT-#>A!n j Pay vsrlet but everybody moves quickly io 

• Itatt U per hour plus bonu». Maybe more, Sottie tip*, 

tit «ondltlofled,itiff lot/noe, heated pool, morel_ 

t ,r* '!.' ' , OftBATJOBfl 

MAMAOIR ivetit rourid) to supervlie houiskeeplrtg, 

"-'ffltlail and be part of tmalt offshore *taff, 

^heetedpooL 

MANAOflRi 3 (MtteM 1o '• 

llOOto HOiTI/CHAMBlll PtUUOHi Work 

off for beach tlmei Of, make fuiltfme by adk'Alid/1 

laondr y pWltloft. 

A^P A OMUM needed 

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aoood 8Wtud 

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dan, Mania? •, PrMty, to do Hafti 

HNIWL FRIEOMT HAULINO — 

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«wi Wdir.'ll ist met naa am, 

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SMM proofSRfi Ifwf vn ffiinfc It SB ^ 

ma tatt m tnt irwuitry. n you art II «r 

anr MM mnk ttM may quality. Mil tar 

a antpjatt IMannttMn patakga, Call 

•MtMni tell tM IJOMA-tW ttk 

Mr tpartM. m commirtlil TrtntpsH 

n t atMilan M mriliAiMrican Van 

Un«, a Nertaik Southm Ow»M«HW 

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TENOR lOkDIIT - Par larn» Ocaan 

city churth. »ry adiv* muilt 

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300-0600 

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paymann plua «looo. oo can m*m m*m. " 

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PROPERTY OWNBRI - Thinking M 

Ulllngt Why uwat yeuntll by ob- 

Mlnlnj lull ena Mflea't opinion or 

haying only lutt intir praiptcrl fnakt 

Wlarif For • no skllgtIIMi aBprtltat 

think at ui, pltMt. Woodi ABMcy, Inc., 

Riiltor, North llnat ani Walliy Av,., 

MMl ' H 

KANE'S COINS 

Coim.SUmpi.luppIlM 

IMJAiburyAve. 

•pan All Vtar Wad, thru Ut, 

Buying tlalllng colm 

sines IMI 

CERTIFIED HOMBMAK6H/M1ALTH 

AIOB — DfilfH full tlma ar part lima 

Mtlllan In OMin City arta, DaMndabla 

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1-91 

RBLIABLB WOMAN AVAILA1LI - 

To do elitnlngi driving, arrandii pal 

lit; etc, Rtatanafila ratal, call m 

nu f-ii 

Child Cara 

MOTHIPl OF ONillOflTUr pjKdool 

laMhart will MbViinn my ntrna, Pt, 

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Prol'l Services 

RICHARD ADAMS 

HOMEIMPflOVEMEWTS 

INI SMC SUPERIOR SCHOOL BUS - 

HMlitnl condition idiil tar uhooi 

dlilrltt I yaanuHtamtlnlni, church, 

camptr, lacrilin 11,800. call m-mtM 

iNt v-w luo - lait attar, ctu nt- 

0141. H 

IN) MIRCUNV LYNX - 10,000 mlln 

we. call mtm aMnlhgi, t-ri 

Imtruttloni 

PIANO LII10NI - frottlllMtl atcompanlil 

and ifiutll dlrMttr, l.A. 

mulls ad., i I yaart Public MMtl muiie, 

il yatrt prlvatt t.ithmg, prattnily 

inching muiie Atlantic community 

COII«H. Mil mtm, IN 

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, OP 

NAOOINOYOURWIPB 

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CALI. 

JUST PL AW BOOKS 

300-0200 

, _ '*DiCKSANDSTA(R$ 

, d«YWALL*WOOOAMDVir/VLFLOORlfeal!«al8 

1717 Asbury Ave, Ocean City 

(609) 399-1612 or 1-800-843-0172 

32nd & West Av©, Ocean City 

(600 398.3636 8f U800-526-6090 ' J 

301 S,i8hor© Road, Marmord' W 

(609) 3 9 M 7 Q O ,•-.'• • 

ni i

PAGE It — SECTION TWO 

RE. Per Sale 

THE SENT1NEWXDGER, OCEAN CITY, NJ. 

R.B, Nr Sale RE. Per Sale R.I, Per Salt R,l. For Sale R.B, Per Salt 

WeÔUT-FOX" The Competition 

EVERYDAY! 

i*CBod riser imif fully 

peif wiff* privflf* S«* and 

Live in mil 1 i*. J Nil BuBIm 

•nil esniiatr 'hit Bus! lat 

(MilM) w «» &Mfo-»m t« 

Built «• turn SuW" « i 

«rM(nt! ln|o» • B«*t KM>«« 

tor biking ma • knertwt «e*w 

vlaw! Hart to Una a Mriwntjnt 

.pot n nnilrucl a Mrttimn 

syplti and omfrel tain unill 

hM Mart » liniiHi «Hlvat«i 

uiiir MMing a auick ui 

linncnii U W 

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OMMH, privatr lak>, I JMUiHl 

•m* a iidr inawr pom, ana aw 

BviHinfi in tatnpwwlif H M 

grawMi "Erai* WWIIH 

r*ilraM." 

Call litfins e«if# fr mart 

detain. 

Cnarminf Chicle" eotivtrt to 

Mat ana IncrHM ¥Sur ine« 

hi mw» (nan Bowl* iw cumeif 

HMO uHnitiir rental \*ft WaeM 

to (Met) in iawly qulfl MM 

lurawaik to ind liaar attli 

wnitli mtrtann thanning jar 

My FIFTH YEAR 

PROMOTING OCEAN CITY, N.J. 

HOME* LEISURE LIVING SHOW , 

| GARDEN STATE RACE TRACK, RT. 70, CHERRY MLL, NJ 

Jan, 2111 am Jan. 24th 

COME VISIT US AT BOOTH 125 

Our staff win display the fast of Ocean City Homu 

For Purchaie and for Rental 

LIST YOUR HOME WITH UI TODAY...AND IIA PART OF THE SHOW... 

only lWbloeks to Ocean 

city's belt beaches, 

conternporiry l»t »i. 

condowlthdreplace.alr 

conditioning off »fr«» 

parking, Hei an ex- 

Mlient rental Income 

and U riady to Mart the 

new season. i110,0M,M, 

call 399 1412. 

Beachfront spacious first 

floor with 3 bedroom, 

2 baths. Situated In wide 

southend beaches. 

Tremendous views & 

maintenanc* free. Excellent 

condition 

throughout, 4«e this ons 

1375,000.00. Call 398- 

3634. 

• _• 

Larst Duple» Mil Ion ol li«B9 

ipKi, MH to beat* ana Ml 

oamgyijtmtk 7 Be. upper got 

laMana 1 am, »»rtm«««ri HI 

lleer will! (anlaitie r*«»ai 

liKferv iis.WB 

Spsefsui Ceflttfiipefery hi i*v*i 

attigftfr ctm*). Hr*f>i9t*. Ian 

aiesp*d. front a*?*, m\v eon 

dmehing, *«H* gsfsgn, all 

«m?nlll(fi Fully tqulpptd 

Leiiurs Mvinf gi its b*i! fer 

tiftt.om 

* vfaa M IM bay Wwn wwir 

room M Hill snal unit. A 

private same ana •'teat lfl« 

nenset, tee ln» wrnrt ewrr 

day I! OUTIW i& anifieBitB tviiM 

O»an Rtcf=na«r bayfront, 

Beiutiful unakttructis 

bavvjtw* inlay maintenance 

free living at III tlnul PricM at 

(IISJBO 

INO, BlALTORf 

OCEAN CITY 398-5000 

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wftn njrninin, nun « all 

equipment far «*le. All catti 

Mum «•" 

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34th S Haven Ave., Ocean City, N.J. COMPUTERIZED RENTAL SERVICE 

N» J» an< O.* •

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•, PAGE 14 ^- SECTION TWO THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N J. 

RE For Sale RE For Sale RE, For Salt RE. For Salt 

North End beach block 

condo, second or third 

floor, three bedrooml, 

ortt bith. Parking, »*• 

eeHifit location and 

priced to sell at S92.000 

One bedroom, ont bath 

eondo in Bay Village 

Includes all appliances 

Great location tor year 

around living, Mt.JOO. 

describe this 4 bedroom, 

2 bath condominium 

with brick fireplace, a 

55x100 ft, lot and facing 

the ocean at th» corner 

of iith 8. Albyry 

AVinue, ' •' •• 

Newly remodeled comfortable 

cottage. 3 

bedrooms, 2 baths with 

expandable attic lor 

fourth bedroom, Must 

see to appreciate 

Beach block, two 

family, fully furnished, 

both units heated. Ex 

eellent income potential, 

ti»,W0, 

SHARP, Realtor 

Valuable Real Estate 

and Business Opportunity, 

Seating for 65 

guests, parking for 14 

can, J bedroom, i bath 

apartment, only ? years 

old. 

IT HAS TO BE SHARP FOR THE BEST RESiii 

CONBO WITH AIR - 

Move In condition, new 

carpeting, beautifully 

furnished, lfll prelected 

rental Income of 

S7.OO0. Asking 193,000, 

CALLING FROM OUT OF STATE? USE OUR CONVENIENT READY UNE1 

VBOO 34B.78BB Of 1800-34B 7863 

OPfeN HOUSE 

1700 CENTBAL AVENUE 

SATURDAY, 11^4 PM SUNDAY, i to 4 Ml 

SPACIOUS 4 bedroom, tw bath tirst floor condo situated 

on a corner only 1V» blocks to beaeti and boardwalk. 

Garage and wrap a round d«ck. 

STOP BV AND Sf• THIS BBAUTVI »f SM0&8Q 

1717 Asbury Av©, Ocean City 

(609) 399-1612 or 1-800-843-0172 

32nd & West Avt, Ocean City 

(609) 39W636 or 1-8QQ-526-SQW 

301 S. Shore Road, Marmora 

(609) 390-8700 

Cutest little cottage on 

ttit lilandli) Turnkey 

condition, completely 

renovated for summer 

1917, Pastels/Cpuntrv 

look. Convenient to 

beaches and recreation I 

BEAMER 4 % REALTY 

asks you to "Check The Numbers' 9 

Many real estate brokers think selling real estate is a numbers game. 

However, the most important number to a seller is how much he nets 

on the sale of his or her property. 

If you are thinking of selling your property we offer this simple 

education in number 

10 weeks of seeking 4% listings have netted 20 listings and 10 

sales,3 of which were by co-operating brokers, saving our sellers an 

amazing $16,000.00. 

There are no "games" at BEAMER REALTY, 

only serious numbers. 

Call today or send in the attached coupon to discuss the listing ami 

sale of your property at our realistic 4 % commission. 

j Yes, I am seriously interested in discussing listing my property I. 

| fora 4% commission. '• 

Name , , 

Address 

. 4 , . . , ' . . 4 < . 1 , . . . ! . , , . . ' SMI©, 1 4 «'. • ••*_. KimillllKlll 

Zip , , • 4 4 , lU 4 4 4 i t 4 4 • t i 4 , < 4 4 4 , ' PuOTlG'. ('/' 

MailtdBEAMEIl'ItEJ'AL'ry ' ' '; ; r ->,, lJ "" « '•'- }J 

;, P.O.Box .o. OX l1138;-:•"'„• 

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LAftOE PRITTV ONE 6BOROOM 

*Pt, - Ml uHiltlll hlaM UU 

. call mnii 

YEARLY RENTALS 

Three bedroom. 1 bath, 

first floor turn, apt, 

washer, dryer, dlshw.. 

mr. two plus gtli. 

Three bedroom. 2Vi 

bath, turn, townhouse 

with washer, dryer, 

dlshw., air, »7S0 plu» 

ufii, 

trat A*bury Av». 

O«*n clty.N J 

»M»/Mo. B««t Unfomtsh*) 

UTVMo. MM Furtiltfwd 

tm Atbury Ave 

Oc*»n city, N.J 

W!S/*Jto, Base vnfurniMwd 

tt50/Mo Bne 

Four bedroom apt, 1st fl 

I7«AtburyAve 

Ocean City, N.J, 

W25/ivv> saw unrumishM 

W7S/MO Baw Fymlsrwd 

Four bedroom houw 

8ito Central A«e. 

Ocean City. N.J. 

tiSOO/Mo, Baw Unfwnisned 

OHM O»», HJ. HIM 

(MI)StM4il 

Mtti ITHliT MtlA-tMnn. Ipt. 1U 

on m 

MIS. 

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um. l-M C0Um.B 

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AMI, AMI), Mb. IM, AMMttMy M 

cmttM, mt mefflsi*,, ii* HNMM 

MMrity, etil Jtt MM tw Imrmtltan, 

R.E, Per Salt R.I. Per §•(• R.I. per Sale 

SINCE 1147 

Live In ysur lnv«itmtnf. 

immaculate 

duplex In a prime south 

end location. Accessible 

to the beach, tannli 

courts and stored. Ideal 

for the upwardly mobile 

couple looking for a sensible 

real estate investment. 

Owner has purchased 

another property 

and l» asking MiS,000. 

Call 399:0979, 

Almost beachfront. 

Ideally situated 1 family 

home. Three BR, Vh 

bath In each apt. No 

streets to the beach, oil 

heat, Super view. Art 

excellent buy at 1319^)00 

iwt\. Reduced to 

.U9»,ooo, can wow*. 

Leooonfront Contem- 

PORARY. Ultra modern 

TownhentH on the 

popular 17th St. lagoon. 

Wall designed floor plan 

affordi a elany 

maritime lifestyle.* 

Sumptuous master suits 

on the water. Three BR, 

3 bath, iuropaan gourmet 

kitchen, Fireplace, 

garage, large beat slip 

for up to tlf yaehf, 

Amenltle* oelore, Call 

3^ywf 

lay lot • Wattrirorrt, 

Hera ii a unique opportunity 

to acquire-a (aroe 

duplex, zoned bay/root 

lot, (deal money maker 

for developer, *M5,000. 

Ml M-mn, 

The perfect blend of 

style, location and 

value. Captivating cor 

nar condo. Three large 

bedrooms, 2 baths, 

wraparound decks, split 

level design. Only 1 year 

new and a view of the 

beach, Call now, Hited 

for 1235,000. Call 399 0998, 

Practical 

economical, cute single 1 

with % bedroom, gat 

htat on large let,. Ye 

round residential neighborhood. 

Great starter 

Home, Only mm, Call 

JWSW 

717 BAHERSEA ROAD 32nd i CENTRAL AVEHUE 

399-1311 3990998 

hi. OPEN EVERY DAY 

- MM nsor, 1 Man. 

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thly IntludH hail ind hst waMr, Mm lloor, all ippmcicM, MMMmlitl UI wan rt 

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mm mm ttrpat, om Mrm. »et. (Mar 

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iMluiiM utll. AviliiMi now, ma aw- 

ATTRACTiyi - *Uffl(MM 

•on. No pat*, tali MMW ar M-rM, W 

em HUM ~ m U. FI. 

prolMilon.l SHIM •( til WtlHy Avt. 

lulla M1 roomi Min mmr room, air 

cond., ptrkins, rant IntluiN hi.t B 

to tna Qull ol Mliles, compHttly 

,. kyllllng Uti with MVM 

ItrttM, curM, *»tt»r IM Mwtr. 

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MO.ox awnar nnincino, call m-iSt. 

DUPLEX LOT 

1Zlh4BiyAv«.AfM 

30x131* 

•01,000 

CALL 381.1901 < 

LONO 1IACH ISLAND VICINITY - 

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city MatIM, Clil MI-MM or MMHI, H 

Public Notice 

CITV OF OMAN CITY 

OCBAMCITYNBWJiMaV 

fUiLICNOTICi 

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PAGE IS — SECTION TWO THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N J. THURSDAY, JANUARY 1MWI 

Advances surge in electric power boat motors 

fty&AVRCARBER 

Electric motors are tor casting. There arc abo parts, k» thing* to go wrong. When purchasing an heavy duty c«Htroct*on will 

Anglers nshing brjacklsh 

mmflabte in manual control or son»re«o controlled nntt»«n Economy b also a ptas electric motor, you ihMH translate late IttBgtr life. 

rivers arii finding an excellsft 

iinnfe conti'tiL Your sesda the market that allow vod to factor. Many etectric motors take Into consideration Another model may b* 

Bshery of striped bass, perch, 

would normally dictate which control the motor Iran n^ be pmAased to mwe a whether or not yon Intend to cheaper, bnt not tat as long, 

largemouth ban . and 

model you should buy. anywhere in toe boat,) wnill boat at a price toss than dip the motor Into saltwater at 

tnosltelnnge. The trick to 

Manual ublts arc good if the eltmjnatlngwtrea to trip over, that of a snail gas engine. some time In the tbtnre. If you Etecirtc motors are not the 

rant river SihingtMttn Is to 

motor win be intended as a 

uKtiics Ma aJsf} fttîiffr to 

be wtae to pnr- 

hover around some object or 

pwUnc engine replacement, Altfaaogh sflenoe Is an ex- run. lunxip RK oQCieni motor in s aalwater 

tfructure me a (Jock ©r 

ff FOS wJsli is n»fc|i*^mM toe 

be nome Un» before roodeJs 

cellent benefit of the electric ase of battery power, electric 

This Includes 

boat whOe you are tbhing, the 

an available In 50 borslump. 

motor, there art other tnotDTB are cheaper to ran per 

paint coatings, 

tfflwile to ideal, ^te foot pedal 

T i d & tliat 

benefits as well. Electric now m recnarge power (nan 

steel shaft, and 

has controls that anowapeed 

UnUI then, tlw products on 

took the boat to ftta kntte 

motors are not as prone to fte pa parcnaaed at theomall 

heavier construction. 

and direction at the tuudi of a 

the market today do make 

may spook some fish and pose 

breakdowns as gas motors pump. Elei.Uk. motors alto Even If you do not use the 

tea leaving your hands free 

d i 

a difficult Ume to the operator 

are* Tbsre art fewer moving lend to outlast pa enejnes. motor to saltwater, its more 

Bait 

hoUng Ihe bout In pbtM; u • did the stoe of the boats. 

impossibility for the lone Mo longer cotOd IS pounds of Their We in tH* 

angler 

tent handle the new boats wosld be very short. The 

The simple solution Is the when the weather conditions second style battery, the deep Chester company to take glass, aluminum 

addlUdn of a bmrm^tod dMn't cooperate, 

cycle Is larger and more 

electric motor. 

Witt all of the newruggedly 

constructed. Deep As the first step In im- 

Fishermen working th* technological advances In cycle batteries can be complementing Cape May 

Qato tor tarpon, bone flah, tackle, motors, boats and pletely drained and recharged County's interim recycling 

and toe eaiUy-tpooked electrooica, it was obvious •boot a hundred times., plan, commissioners on the 

fish have always had to pole that the electric motor would An average auk battery Cape May Cwmty Municipal 

their way up dose. Today undergo major changes. Now will deliver 85 amperes, and a Utilities Authority (MUA) 

they have found a new tireless models are, availably with up dM( cycle 106. With more voted last week to approve a 

way to sneek up on their prey: to sixty pounds of thrust. power over a longer periodi It 11-month contract with the 

the electric motor. to addition to increased b obvious Oat the deap cycle Basslchis Company of 

Electrics have ben around thrust, new motors demand tattery Is the one for the Job, ©eater, Pa. for the 

for quite • few yean. IWr less battery power. Some Motors oat deliver more marketing of the county's 

major Held of work has ben madeh can get 500 running than SO ponds of thrust glass and aluminum 

in the freshwater area. Ban hours from a proper battery. should be powered by two * Discussions fell through 

fishermen have been using Tta right battery Is very volt deep cycle batteries. early last fall with Gamden 

foot-eontn>Ued units for pan Important There are two What Is thrust? For most County's recycling coor- 

to maneuver Into position. iwrts of batteries with marine saltwater angle, thrust does dinator, on their acceptance 

The problem win some of applications. The first, the not mean much. We are ac- Of this county's mixed glass, 

the older models ma that -crank" battery which U customed to rating our aluminum, tin and bi-metal 

they did not haw a lot of similar to the one found In engines by bone power. A cant, nld MUA solid waste 

thrust, and they put a heavy your car, can deliver a good rule of thumb Is 11 manager Ted O'Neill. 

drain on batteries. They were powerful charm of elec- pounds of thrust per oat "It was the inltal un- 

One when hooked up with an tricity. Enough to, fire up •senower. This should give derstanding of the MUA that 

aluminum John boat or • 

you tome Idea of what power the Camden facility would 

small bass boat, but ai the boards, 

would be needed for accept those materials at no 

professional haw gmme grew. they anal dlsigned to be your purpose. 

charge to Cape May County," 

odd O'Neill. "However, in 

early October, they informed 

us that they would charge the 

county a 112-per-ton tipping 

fee for any recyclable* 

delivered to them 

"As a result, we began a 

search for alternate markets 

for the recycling of our 

commingled glass and cans,* 1 

mingled cans and mixed color -BassleWs will pay 111 per containers are used In a during regular operating 

glass, But since tt Is primarily ten for commingled mixed month. 

hours, Monday through 

a glass processing/ glass food and beverage According to O'Neill, the Saturday. That date al«O 

marketing business, the containers and aluminum MUA expects to fill more than narta the start of the WJtH 

company will not accept Un- cans, but charge the MUA $50 tote of Basslchis' containers plans to begin receiving and 

pkted, steel or bMwtad cans, per container load (or tran- monthly, beginning with the marketing newsprint and 

Bie MUA said. 

sportation. 

start-up of the Interim otter "clean mi«e 

County, tht MUA recom- Those containers will be in ft HI &||Q ft nJlTI| ft I itfi s^llljl iQ tteipating communities onla 

mended — and the Solid rented by the MUA at »100 per the MUA'e transfer station In ton-for-ton basis," O'Neill 

Waste Advisory Council month until more than three Burtelgh and to the landfill 

approved — the acceptance of 

•id. i> 

mixed-color food and 

beverage E*"— commingled 

with aluminum cans during 

the Interim period, said 

O-NetlL 

"imm, we do Intend to 

Incorporate tin cans Into the 

county recycling program at 

soon as we have an 

operational Intermediate 

Processing Facility (IPF) to 

handle them," he added. 

Other recyclable materials, 

Including plastics, will also be 

Included In the county-wide 

recycling program soon after 

Qw IPF fa operational, the 

OTWU1 said. 

MUA announced Monday, 

Basslchis offered to pur- Under the contract the' 

chase the county's com- CMCMUA his with Barents: 

ALL TYPES OF LOANS 

• AUTO LOANS 

For New and Used Cars 

• PERSONAL LOANS 

Secured and Unsecured 

• EQUITY LOANS 

Balloon equity Mortgage, Line of Credit, 

Good for tax deduction 

• CONSTRUCTION LOANS 

Ask about our FIRST TIME 

HOME OWNERS MORTGAGE 

OCEAN CITY 

HOME SAVINGS 

LOAN ASSOCIATION 

1807 -i$itt \ ' 

1001 AfburyAve,OceanCily >' 399-0012 

105 E. RooiaveH Blvd., Marmora 3904044 

I'liuni 

nCHy 3993614 

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VAU/ DIM ' 

, PI"" turn to page 10) 

Summer Court, across Bay avenue and 

adjacent to the airport, m Included in 

the complaint, he added. 

The remainder oi the. Stoeco tract 

either hasn't been filled or was fined 

More W77, whin filling activities were 

allowed, said Oak. 

Although the developer was told in 

August INS about the land's wetlands 

designation, the builder continued 

filling, the complaint states. 

"All of the discharges 

deseribed...ocsurring after Aug. 26, UN, 

wen conducted with full knowledge by 

Stoeco Homes and its agent, Michael W. 

Hyland Assodltw, that the project site 

contained wetlands subject to the Corps 

at Engineers regulatory authority," the 

suit alleges, . 

Hyland Aisodates IB an 8th Street 

engineering firm, 

The suit further states that on Aug. a, 

1987, the Corps requested Stoeco to apply 

for an after-thMaei permit within 16 

days for work already performed In the 

and more •••* 

Interim supers come, go , 

Supermarket robbed here 

The day the dogs visited.. 

Plaza plan eyed by DEP . 

Recycling plan detailed,. 

OC school lunches , 

Mainland, OC notes 

The Billows. ...... 

Obituaries......... 

Crossword........- 

wetland*, roang would be tagal with 

M s^Nsponded Oct. I, tt» that 

It would challenge the Corps* detJgnaJM 

of its tract as wetlands, On coinplalnt 

then reads, '' ' • 

Stoeco never appUed for the after-U»; 

fact permit, according to tht complaint| 

Samuel A. Allto Jr., United Statts 

attorney for the District of New Jersey, 

announced In a prepared release that the 

complaint seeki to require Stoeco to 

remove all illegally placed fill on th» 

tract, prevent further filling and to 

assess penalltles against the longtime 

Ocean City builder of up to $25,000 per 

day of violation, 

AUto noted that IMA wit Ml hta office 

successfully obtained a court order 

requiring developer in Lower Township 

to remove illegally placed fill, restme 

the wetlands area, and pay a 1235,000 

civil penalty under the Clean Water Act, 

(Please turn to page 8) 

. Section l. page 10 

.. Section 1, page 2 

,.SMtlMiZ,pageS 



,, Section 2, page 7 

..Section 1, page 8 

,„ Section 2, page B 

...Section 1, page 6 

,,Section I, page W

i 

PAGE t — SECTION ONE 

Men's Cruise wear tram iintnn* 

From tht Jantien* Mirlrn Collection eemit shirts, shorts, 

md swimwear that refltcts Intense attention to detail for 

men whose task levels require something engaging, 

Assort, separates $23.00 • $31.00 

«•»•••• 

JANUARY WHITE SALE 

15% OFF 

THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N J. 

CRUISE WEAR 

COLLECTION FOR 1988 

Save on all regularly priced merchandise 

throughout the UN IN DIPARTAAINT. 

Plus additional specials like: 

• 20% off Fit iderest* "Shades" Sheets 

200 count assort, colors 

• Pieldcrest "Accent'' Slankets 

• 2 for S42.W, all sties, 1 winter & 1 summer 

• "Northern Feathers" Bed Pillows 2 • $8.00 

Danish Dream style 

I I* r ' I 

Send a love 

note shell 

never forget 

Send the FTD® 

Love Note 

Bouquet. $25.00 

, Call or visit 

us today. 

COLOURS 

' IV 

A L E X A N D E R J U L I A N 

Women's Colours by Alexander Julian® 

Trlsh Bowman, Miss Cape May County, in knit separates 

from Alexander Julian with a biker's theme, (shown cyclist 

pullover, zip front $140. with solid color slim skirt $56.) 

Assort separates S • M • L $40,00 • $160. 

WINTER FURNITURE SALE 

FINAL 10 DAYS, 

Stupendous savings throughout the 

FURNITURE ANNIX plus we always 

offer FRii delivery and set up in your home 

• 15% • 10% Off Sofas, love seats 

• 11% - 35% Off pinino room sets, dinettes 

• 15% • 50% Off Bedrooms sets 

mere.. 

f- Id.,', 

There's never 

bean a bitter 

time to save. 

Come in during 

our January 

Clearance and 

save to 50% on 

Fall & Winter 

merchandise. 

Hurry,. .while 

supplies last!, 

DEP eyes 

Point Plaza 

drainage plan} 

hearing Jan. 25 

SOMERS POINT - State 

mithoriiii* Indicate they may 

not lOow the owners of the 

tanen Potat Plaza to pipe 

parting lot poltatants Inn 

feelr proposed 1»,000 square 

foot rtew expansion Into the 

Patcong Creek, onpt In 

cues of Mvtre itana. 

The Plain's drainage 

proposal, which carne under 

fre daring Planning Board 

hearings last month, calls for 

a pipe to nm from the Route 9 

and Bethel Road property to 

channel stormwater Into the 

creek. 

Critics testlfled that the 

storm water, which carries 

oils, exhaust, heavy metals 

and other stuH typically found 

on parking lots, would pollute 

the creek. 

CAFRA, a division of the 

state Department of Environmental 

Protection, will 

hold a hearing on the en- 

viroomental impact of the 

project 11 I A Monday, in 

City Hall Council chambers. 

CAFRA (Coastal Arm 

FaclUUes Review Act) 

originally scheduled a 

bearing tor Jan. 8, but It was 

postponed because of now. 

Codevelopers Judith Brahln 

and Jamesway Corp. were 

granted preliminary Planning 

Board approval last month to 

dottle the center to 250,000 

square feet. The proposal 

called for temporary holding 

basins to retain water in 

of the pipe's capacity. 

What CAFRA win suggest, 

DEP environmental 

specialist, la the Inverse. 

Hochman would call for 

detenUon basins af the 

water supplies through 

natural percolation through 

sou, natnre'a filter. 

Hockman Mid be usteh 

the pipe to the creek will be 

allowed to remain la the 

plans, but as a backup to 

handle the deluge from a 

colossal storm occurring once 

In 100 years. 

Developers win also be 

asked to provide a greater 

quantity of ennlable surface, 

hi Mid, to ease natural 

recharging of rain Into the 

pound. 

DEP wffi negotiate with 

developers to determine the 

percentage of pervious to 

Impervious asphalt, which 

actually aUows water to 

penetrate into the ground, he 

nld. Because pervious 

asphalt Is eipenslve, 

negotiations will determine 

Jut how much will be 

necessary, he sakL 

Oil traps tor storm drains 

wm be required In addition to 

a reduction in the number of 

ing spaces, to make room 

Islands which 

also encourage stormwater 

recharge. 

-JametFltePatrick 

Supermarket robbed; 

police seek gunman 

An unknown gunman made 

rffwithlMOafterholdlngupa 

cashier Inside the SuperFresh 

at 16th and Simpson around 

p 

police said. 

The man apparently stood 

without arousing much attention 

and no one reported 

seeing the man's car or 

means df, getaway. 

PoUce are seeking a man in 

his SOi with a bushy 

to a checkout Una to make •mustache, 

last seen wearing a 

purchase before he three-quarter length army 

threatened the cashier with Jacket, a navy knit cap and 

an unseen object pointed at sunglasses. 

her from inside his coat He was described as ap- 

pocket. The weapon, if there proximately 6 feet tall. 

was one, was never displayed, Anyone with additional 

police also said. 

details are asked to call police 

The robber slipped out at 3994111. 

Filling summer 

jobs is topic 

How to bring seniors and sons, will address tht, 

retirees back into the , Job directors ri at Atkinsons 

market to help flU seasonal tavern, Route I. 

Job openings will be the topic Several county groups and 

of discussion whan the Cape agencies along with the 

May County Chamber of Chamber are working 

Commerce board of directors together to help alleviate the 

gather for their first luncheon summer employee shortage, 

meeting of the new year, The Chamber li also contoday 

(Thursday at noon) In Mdering the Initiation of an 

Cape May Court House. advertising campaign in 

Rosabels. Koss, a resident, college newspaper* to enof 

Stone Harbor and a liaison courtge students to apply for 

with the American summer positions on the 

Association of Retired Per- Jersey CapW 

J . . :U *'• ; . 

Marsh games at institute 

Saturday afternoon 

The Wetlands Institute, butfisv Till indoor festivities 

Stone Harbor, will bold an will also Include videos about 

afternoon of marsh games fOf the rnarihaM an opportunity 

du1dren,ltoSp.m.Satarday, tohelp'feed tohepe t the fish and crabs 

Jan. Jan 23. 23 ' > in tha Institute's aqutrta 

in tha Institute's aqutrta. 

ntrtidpate in marsh Hugo, 

treason hunt and scavenger 


and esh 

o 

9 

•THURSDAY, JANUARY 21.1988 TOE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N J, PAGE S — SECTION ONE 

Stemming In tht rain 

Ttrae four clammen seened obUvloas to tte downpour as they worked the mudflats of Great Egg 

Harbor Bay recently. 

Power out up 

to five hours 

About 6,450 Atlantic 

taint* Unwind SHS parts cf 

wimout power tw as long ts 

Kvt hours Thursday night as 

near record-breaking ternperatures 

approached tero 

degrees. 

ne nU WM tht odprit for 

the 6:45 pjn. bJackwrt, according 

to utility 

spokeswoman Ida Walker, 

lines leading from a 

Scullvllle substation 

melfuncttoned. Water said. 

Fireplaces were lit, 

prepared to WMnate 

residents Into ahelton, 

possibly the Bethel Road Fire 

station. If the outage eso> 

tinne4 be said. 

Considered 

Sgt Nick I 

ta oaene heatera and cwndiraOcean 

City 

Township sets recycling standards 

dusted off while utility a m 

brougtit power on line 

gradually. Electricity was 

UPPER TOWNSKP - placed to Drawn paper bags. milk or water Jugs with leak- bagged In biodegradable completely restored by 11:40 

Residents hen will be mailed They're not to be placed at proof lids. Cooking oil and plastic, placed at curbtide- p-m. 

a tiler soon ouUlng the curbsWe In plastic bap or 

- Grass, which should be Police In aO three com- 

township's new recycling cardboard boms. Bold — Leaves and brush, bet- treated Ufce leaves. nmittes reported no major 

program, formulated in newspapers tat a wtek If the ween September and Residential brush dippings problems from the outage, 

compliance with a new state weather Is wet on your December. LMvet should be only wOl b» collected. No tree which was confined to the 

mandatory law which lakes recycling day. 

raked to the cub lor pickup removals or lot clearing west ride of Unwood and 

«fiect this year. 

-Used motor ottln plastic with municipal equipment, or debris wul be accepted. Somers Point and the 

Residents whtKlon't recycle 

— Bulk waste. Including Bargalntown and Scullville 

wDJ be denied trash pickup 

fumitare, appliances, rugs sections of Egg Harbor 

services until tney comply, 

and otter large household Township. 

under • local recycUng or- 

Hems, Jan,», Feb. 8 and &, Beyond numerous phone 

dinance introduced by —.i^J 5-. 

March 7 and H, April 11 and calls, which for a time 

a. May 9 and a. June 6 end required two men to work the 

g 

pm. Jan. 25, in Township SOMERS POINT - A » 

Hall, Tuckahoe. 

year-old Delaware nan, 

Upper has had a successful arrested here last Monday for 

voluntary program since IBM. drunk driving and possession 

In 1987, for example, 447 of a stolen vehicle, is wanted 

tons of recydables, Including In hit hone state in con- 

glass, paper, aluminum MM nection witt a Jan. I bank 

and discarded heavy ap- robbery, local police have 

pliances, were recycled In teamed. 

Upper Township, Almost Police say Franeli 

124,000 was saved through the Donohoe, of Wilmington, was 

sale of the products and arrested 12:40 a.m. Monday 

reduced landfill fees, ac- by Ptt. Richard Rest, after a 

cording to recycling Coor- minor accident In the Point 

dinator Larry Bond. Diner parking lot 

The township saves an A check on the yellow 

estimated $40 for each ton station wagon revealed it was 

recycled, according to stolen, and, background 

township figures. 

checks on Donohoe Implicated 

1987 tonnage figures don't htm In a Wilmington robbery 

include leaves and brush, 

which will be counted in 

calculating compliance with 

total municipal tonnage weather 

requirements, Bond noted. 

Municipalities statewide 

will be required to recycle IB ..Chance of showers today, 

percent of their total trash high tt, Into the evening 

tonnage produced this year. 

expect-clWHl*and lows tott. 

That figure will be increased 

Fair tomorrow, chance of 

to 26 percent next year. 

now Saturday and fair 

To meet the goal, the 

Sunday. Temperatures IMS 

township must recycle IS tons throughout » 

per wee* this year. 

Recyclabes should be 

placed at curbslde 

BB ""I 0 olthe 

Departroent, 

who celebrated Ms 4«h 

arailveraary with the force 

Jan, 18, may In New Jersey's 

iwlor officer. 

"Re'i probably been here 

longer than anyone In the 

ttte," nid fellow officer Sgt 

OartDuD.. 

"Sgt. Nick" was educated 

aasyouthlnttoverybulkUng 

which now houses the Polka 

Department. He was an Infantryman 

In Africa In World 

War n before he Joined the I 

(me In 1MB as a patrolman 

assigned to the boardwalk. He 

was eventually transferred to 

30, July 11 and 25, Aug. I and dispatcher's desk, Somers a patrol car and made 

d an undetermined amount of 

a,Sept.IIandH,Oct.Sand 8, Sept. . 

Point reported no major sergeant in 1KB, 

cash, police said. 

17,'Nov. 7 and Jl and Dec. 5 difficulties. 

For the past 11 years, Sgt 

Donohoe is now being held 

and 19. W 

"Ithlnklfithadgoneonany Nick has been head of the 

to AtlanUc County Jail 

Call the tAmshlp garage lonpr, we would have had a traffic safety division. 

ding processing by the 

(62M647) to'ptece your name problem," Hid Lt Larry At U, I"'1HPB»"««' has two 

according to Somers 

on a list for better service on Ores. 

yean until mandatory 

Police Capt. Stanley 

bulk trash collection days. The department was retirement 

IjikariewUs. 

Donohoe was out on parole, 

he said. 

Cholly's Country Bin Shop 

MMMMIkSI. 

tides 

Rout«9M*rmon 

For MB Street drawbridge 

390-1013 

High Low 

AM, WM, AM, P.M. 

llTftr »:40 WtlO Ji» 4iO2 

10:31 U:0J i:*9 

UiM lliSS 5:11 5:37 FINAL MARKDOWNS! 

«:« 6:07 4:28 

SIMM M.49 1:10 7:08 7:23 30% OFF 

Jifu« It4ft 1:MB:15 

8:22 

40 OFF i0% OFF 

Copper • Brass . 

Silk Flowers Glass 'Wood 

37Wad2:4O 3:07 r.n 

Pewter • Candles 

SIThr 1:41 4:11 10:19 10.15 

Hummels Goebel • Pottery 

Decoys • Tin 

tor eriat Egg Harbor Inlat, 

Blue Delft China • Drlftwoofl 

subtract 12 minutes from high 

Furniture 

Alabaster Christmas • Pots 

tide and U minutes tram low Lamps • Baskets 

Candle Rings 

tide. 

OPEN Thursday, Friday ft Safurdav 10 te Si Sun. 12: 

For taa uia JCitvJUKMfWU 

subtract 43 mln«tei.fr4rn high. 

tide and 31 minutes from low 

tide. 

ASTRONOMICAL DATA 

* — 

NATIONAL WEATHER New moon Jan, 1? 50% OFF 

Nmn In ptrlget Jan. 1» 

SERVICE. 

separate y 

PAIL & WINTER 

from regular trash in £ 

MERCHANDISE 

reusable containers such as 

small plastic buckets or trash 

cans. 

Pickup will be on the 

regular trash day each week, 

SEMI-ANNUAL SALE 

On holidays, they'll be 

collected with regular runs 

bonnle's 

the following week. 

Selected group* of our fin* HnM of auKa, 

Residents will be required 

•portcoau, and slack* will baeffarad 

closet 

to recycle the following; 

at substantial savings. 

—All colors of glass, rimed 

witt lids, neck rings and foil Al8o...Belect6dBtyl§aof our/Inequality Bportohlris, knit 

wrappings removed Window shlrta. zipperlackota, cm coats and stadium coats. 

glass, mirrors, light bulbs, H, PrtwMfl 1 Son. KicioirtO9«. HicK»y^rMnnn .Rtctwd HUM,., 

dinner and cookwear are not Q«nv..AHn P.UW Brtinn 6Hu,,Ceuffl(H M«. Ijod Lort W.tl... 

recyclable. 

BMIoniTiO«f CortHn .TtMn.,.Loodoi.Fog, .ZtroKlng.CurttiDivW 

Chtiwun Ohx. H«lt«w.y...Btlry M lMtni1and...JaMitsn 1 M)irptiv 

— Aluminum cans, but not BCWtMInglin4FJ«rmM 

200 S. Shore Rd.( Marmora 

frown food trays or fdiL 

—Newspapers, bundled one 716-724 Atbury Avenue • Qe«an City, N. J. • 386-1828 

hot high, In cross tied plies or 

NO CHARGE FOR NORMAL ALTERATION, 

On January 1.1988, 

we consolidated the operations and financial * 

resource's of: Commonwealth Water Company, Monmouth 

Consolidated Water Company and New Jersey Water Company 

to form the New Jersey-American Water Company. 

You may not be familiar with our new name, but you will 

recognize our continued commitment to service. 

The merged companies have provided reliable, quality water 

service for over one hundred years and we, at 

New Jersey-American, look forward to continuing this tradition 

as the state's largest water purveyor. 

' We appreciate your support and confidence in the years ahead. 

SUPERIOR 

N.J. 

OPEN FEB. 1 

Pleads guilty 

Former 1st District; 

Assemblyman Joseph ; 

Chinnici, 6& pleaded j 

guilty last'ftnrsday to 

ârgM he WrilK^ D.S. 

, gaverninenl officials in an 

attempt to get a military 

nnlform contract f6r his 

Brtdgeton clothing company. 

Cniniiiet ** 

pdhBcan 

nearly a year ago, could 

serve a prison term of up 

to 10 years. Sentencing 

is set for April. 

INCOME TAX PREPARATION 

Fast and ReflaMe 

Business and Personal Returns 

Estimated Taxes, financial Planning 

Evenings 

LOWER RMtS 

BUTTER COOKIES 

FKSM 

Home of the largest collection of COOK IE JARS 

710 Atbury An., Octsn City 399-1260 

iliy-.Ntai Closed Wednesdays Closed Sunday* | 

iiiiiniHiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiililMlliiiiHIIiillUlHUIlin 

SWEATERS 

SLACKS 

SWEATERS 

SLACKS 

SWEATERS 

SLACKS 

r SWEATERS 

SLACKS 

SWEATERS 

700 AitmryAxs.Ocein City 

3II-1T40 

QPINMon.ThruSit.lOioS 

Complete Decorating 

Service 

veio/ol 

pT i si ni H rrn 

The v«fo/ol Forecast. 

Cold Outside. 

Cozy Inside, 

VERTICALS • DRAPERIES * MINI-BUNDS 

and DRAPERY HARDWARE 

OHO/ 

ZU 70 HARDWARE 

20% OFF ALL LEVOLOR BLINDS 

20% OFF ALL INStOCK WALLPAPIR 

HI Aibury Avi. 

OctanCltv ; 

\ j 

Tht 

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

THURSDAY. J AfflJ AR¥ 81, 

Voluntary recycling is beginning; a song is being hunched too 

RyMAIpCSOIFER 

Oa 

PuNic Rdattow Dfreelor 

Oetaa City's voluntary 

recycling program has begun. 

Paper products such as 

newspapers, cardboard, bags 

and other types of paper will 

ta collected. The materials 

may be mixed but the city 

would prefer that you 

separate Individual Items and 

Hi them in stacks. Papers can 

be stashed in shopping bap. 

Materials wiU be collected 

on Saturday. If you have 

anything to be picked uj>, (all 

Qty Hall, MM1U. 

In June, the city's mandatory 

recycling program 

begins. This will Include 

paper produce, glass, metal 

and tin. The metal and tin will 

bi food and twvtniee containers 

only. 

Under state law, the city is 

required to reduce its total 

trash dumping at landfills by 

IS per«nHn M»- Recycling 

will help to accomplish this 

and result In more room In 

landfills so that ocean 

All Sales 

Final 

HARBOUR COVE 

SOUTH 

642 B«y Avenue 

127-9172 

10% Off entire stock V

•I 

PftGE 6 — SECTION ONE THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CUV. N.J. 

obituaries 

Frank McCormack, 8

PAGE I - SECTION ONE THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN Cm', NJ, 

The UJ. Supreme Court 

ivied last week that Foundations 

and Structures may 

seek damages bom state law 

enforcement officials who 

raided their Tucfcahoe offices 

to IM4 during investigations 

tatoalleged kickbacks to Cape 

May County government 

officiaU 

Own&ra of the cti^lrtiotlOf! 

company arc now free to 

pone allegations that their 

state Investigators sailed 

numerous documents including 

confidential legal 

Wormation, In'eicess of what 

was permitted by search 

Thomas S, 

Moore 

PAINTING 

CONTRACTOR 

Licensed - Ocean City 

20 Years Exptrienct 

FflEE ESTIMATES 

399-0205 

Mainland notes 

by James FitzPatrick 

warrant, the Associated Press 

reported* 

Investigations led to the 

indictment of toner MUA 

chairman John Vlnd, County 

OOP Chairman Phil 

Maulucci, and former 

Freeholder director Anthoqy 

Catsnoso. 

Company owners Theodore 

DeSantU and William 

Monngham were also 

charged. 

F 4 S was contracted by 

Ocean City last year to con* 

struct a breakwater at 9th 

Street beach. 

Newly-elected Somers 

Point Major Chartes Pufctr 

reappointed John RtbmtM Jr. 

and Harold EckboW to full 

four-year terms on the sevenmember 

Board of Recreation 

at City Council's 

leorganlraUon meeting Jan. 

4 

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THURSDAY, JANUARY 21.1*8 

and establishing a « p.m, Towrehto High SchooL 

Stems Village ShopPlte, activities bos to transport Seniors Nancy Btrmn 

Roote 9 Bethel Road, Somers students Involved In after- UMi Tapprim', who play 

Point, recorded its busiest school activities,are some 1 Bute sod clarinet respec- 

one-day sales telly Jan, 1Ideas 

the Wmember group tively, each marit their fourth 

since tt opened in 1«1 In the las proposed On farâe- consecutive year win the 

inmindation before the recent cordlng to temporary organization. Senior ba»s 

snow storm, shoppers President Mareia O'Brteo. darinetlat RJ, Onttr ma 

clamored to stock up in For information call 917- named for the third year In a 

preparation for the wont. 

row. 

Checkers and baggers 

f Junior mallets player 

attended ever; register, and Sii Mainland Regional High Wendy Lswe And topnomsn 

supplies were depleted in SchooL music students trumpet player Steve Sharp 

items stocked in limited r«eem% earned spots on me won BK honor for the second 

quantities, such as break and 1988 All South Jersey Sym- consecutive year. 

milk, stare manager Jerry phonic Band, Wind Ensemble Sophomore PgrtdI Seal*, on 

Traeadale reported. Also, the and Orchestra, following tnmpstt was named for tt 

rush coincided with a nor- auditions at Washington Bratttm 

mally busy canned goods sale 

Kid issuance of government 

checks* 

Stoeco 

Helping hands 

Despite long checkout lines 

Bob Schoelkopf, director of Brigantine Marine Mammal Stranding 

and kj some shortages, 

Center, helps a dolphin to a heated pool, Tfce dolphin wai weak and 

Trueahale said he was pleased 

disoriented when found earlier thii season ttff Stone Harbor. 

with the patience displayed by (continued from page 1) expecting It, Newspapers, 

customers. 

Alito also said that Bergen however, have been sent 

County alone lost over half Its 

Schoelkopf to address Pioneers 

Parents of Mainland wetlands to development la 

Regional High School the past 20 years. 

Font confirmed ttkt Stoeco 

students and interested "We are determined to but Bled suit In U J. DtaMct Bob Schoelkopf, director of Men than 500 marine The center Is « private, non- 

community members are resist any further destruction Gnurt claiming teat the land the Marine Mammal 

have been cared profit organiiatioo, licensed 

Invited to attend the third of federally-protected Isn't wetlands. The company, 

Stranding Center la 

the carter WM by the state and federal 

meeting the MRHS parents wetlands In any part at the which bought the parcel from BrigaUne, will speak to 

In 197ft. Last year, government's to rescue, 

organization, 7 p.m. Feb. 10 in Ate," be said, 

the city In the 1960s, hM been 

members of Bell Telephone nan than U0 stran- rehabilitate and rtleait 

the school's east cafeteria. Stoeco attorney Art Ford Blllng it since ownership when Pioneers Atlantic Oty Life ngs were handled. distressed and itrandM 

An orientation tour of said Tuesday he hadn't bean filling was legal, hi main- Member dub, noon Tuesday, 

maH"* naammals that con* 

Mainland for eighth graders, served the complaint, but was tains. 

Jan. 26 at Mac's Restaurant, 

Schoelkopf (• 1 former US, MfcX*. 

while classes are In session. 

Somers Point 

Navy corpeman ta Vletnam. 

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MaglcChef 

Ocean City notes 

White CouncUlast week was 

ta the mUat of starting to 

decide which departmental 

budgets to pare, the governing 

body pondered whether 

to cut down ta own. 

Council members then 

thought better of it. 

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The motion was defeated 5- 

2. 

The applicant would dredge 

«0 cubic yards of material 

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*e Core^ press release. 

The proposed dredge apolls 

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bay floor, north of the highway. 

fay Bridge AnoetaMP pier 

would extend 50 feet off the 

bulkhead, and Its "T 1 The experimental 6th Street 

breakwater was completed 

this week three weeks past ita 

Dec. 81 completion data, 

Mayor Roy Gillian announced. 

The work was 

delayed when the federal 

government stalled the city 

permit for seven weeks. The 

cost overrun haa yet to be 

calculated. 

Gillian also contracted a 

would 

local photographer to 

stretch about N feet wide, 

photograph the breakwater, 

according to the U.S. Army 

which Juts off the Jetty near 

Corps of Engineers. Docks off 

the Music Her, for oiBdiui in 

tht nler would be used bv inn 

Trenton, 

The officials will note 

whether the breakwater 

builds the beach here as Intended. 

dump site to on 

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Memorial Causeway, In the 

area when dredged material 

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

300 turn out here for final hearing on toll bid 

sss. 

Ocean City played host to mitteemtn hmi Middle 

the final of four Garden State Township, lambasted the 

t * t « p ito heaitjp ^treor, torn Ktan, tar 

Uric Pier heW a otiM of 

roughly 800, the meeting was 

markedly more subdued than 

the prior tan m northern 

Ihe Kean Kovw-op!" But In 

the audience waved any 

protest signs of their own. 

Commuters and elected 

tffidals on city, county and 

state levels addressed 

(he commissioners of the New 

the members of which for the 

mast part sat still through the 

Bve-hour hearing. Con- 

•îcuously absent from all 

tour hearings was the Commission 

Chairperson, Judith 

Stanley. 

While commuters objected 

to tha proposed doubling In 

April of the S5-cent tolls along 

the 173-mile highway, 

pufported iHivyfup ân to 

keeo the proposal under 

wraps until after the 

November election. Some of 

the commission's biggest 

critics were last November's 

victorious contendon. 

State Sen. James Hurley 

(R-Cape. Atlantic), who 

serves on the Saute Transportation 

Committee, said he 

ta • 

holding the bag 

the 

Ita pnpued wddlUoh of a 

toU booth inl^s district UpelB 

to tne cocmty^s 'only 

«nfortraiatieh> for Hart, by 

the HBM he WM allowed to 

speak, several commuters 

had tat Interest sudleA, n 

***** «Msulted by the state, had nracn ol the media. 

Umnt.. 

Nora WHdwood Mayor 

Ocean Oty Adwiniatratw U^wtaVind MI • UtBe lea 

Don Bart told the cominigsloners 

of fte 

"If yon ssrved as my 

treasurer and acted In this 

ing the proposal. In a irresponsihle way, I mold 

brief stateroert, Hart told the have to ask for yonr 

body, "Our primary purpose resign»tion,"hesai4 

for opposing this toll increase 

b the tact thatthe New Jeraey 

«ghwmy Anthority has fmfltd 

,K«tn«Hon tnat tnta •ddmonal 

Authority Director George Zilocci tells the audience that this hearing 

was the smoothest of the four. 

^S'^tt^'S Accidents on icy Parkway 

Authority's alleged financial UPPER TOWNSHIP - A section of the township. lit some lee and lost control, 

difficulties, especially after «r rolled over and a pickup Trooper RobertScbulte said sideswiplng the overturned 

the Authority volunteered to truck skidded down en em- a IMS Ford LTD was upside car. The driver of a IMS GMC 

take over several sectons of bankment in the wee hours of down In the middle of the pickup, also lost control drove 

the of the Parkway, including Jan. 13 In a three-vehicle roadway when he arrived on off the road and went down 

one Cape May County, nUeup on the Garden State the scene. 

Hte left lane embankment, 

previously maintained by the Parkway. 

The driver. Butter, and his police said. 

state. 

No one was seriously hurt in passenger, Gonnella, were out 

; He also crlUeiied the what police said was one of of the car by then, he said. Butler and Gonnella were 

Authority's new »400-square- three minor township ac- Boh occupants had been transported to the hospital by 

foot marble floor for the cidents on the Parkway late wearing seatbelts. Without the Upper Township Rescue 

Garden State Arts Center, and Jan. 12 and early Jan. U, them, Schulte said, they 

for hiring of a second public caused by key conditions, would have gone through the Butter was Mated and 

relations first In the wake of David Butler, 81, of WUd- windshield " released at Shore Memorial 

controversy. 

wood, and John Gonnella, 34. The car flipped, altar Butler Hospital, a spokeswoman 

"I cannot believe the of Runnemede, suffered saw patches of Ice and hit the said. However there was no 

financial health of the High- minor head Injuries in the 1 ;05 brakes, causing a spin. His record for Gonnella. 

way Authority took a turn for a.m. accident. Recording to car struck the guard rail with 

the warn overnight," said authorities, 

ita right rear quarter panel 

Hurley. "All of a sudden we Police said it occurred In and rolled on its roof, police 

ere told that the Authority the northbound lane of the said. n-if •«•-! iv 

heti a IUS million deficit parkway, at mllepost 23.1, A1974 Bulok slowed when It 

war the next five years, its roughly In the Palermo mm to thi accident scene, 

bond rating la In Jeopardy and 

Its mo million capital Improvement 

program may 

never be completed. 

"Such devastating financial 

troubles should have shown 

some kind of warning signs 

for the past several years, yet 

we on the Senate Transportation 

Committee heard 

nothing." 

Wt flirt •fu/fHfitBf 

Assemblyman Ed Salmon, 

Matching Mouldings 

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•legislator, argued that while 

you can do tha complate lob. 

27.7 milea of the 173-mtle 

* Parkway are In Cape May 

County, the Authority has no 

members (ran this area. 

'Some on the Authority are 

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from Hudson and Morris 

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PAGE 10 — SECTION ONE 

TOE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CtTV1N J, 

JANUARY tl, IMS 

Mayor's moves to control planning causing ruckus in Seaside 

Umttaed frem tranpwll ptg* 1) new, nam, an oatepotati outspoken crtdc critic of 

Raft wSmiiMnticn, "1 m |ta«iB« «»•*•«*.»«« HeaaW ^ ^ t w i w M i i ^|»» ^°*g» g " ^ S2LL?SLS3!«J1IR ta*r,«MA««ipl 

body, which wtttep 

aodience 

Decision te replace Moore 

wBhWDdwood Attorney Loob 

C Dwyer Jr., was "purely 

political," Moore contended 

IXrerfay night % 4 

Tnroagh the pro-' 

g^ByjQpffjiPfn fjilini ni^^^B ifffli 

of former Mayor Dominie 

Rafla and now the McHale 

SûSBlSt^SIlORj oJOOi^ SS^S 

he's "maintained a very 

down-the-llne objective 

view," adding he Is the "impetus" 

behind legislation 

tightening minimum Planning 

Board application 

Moore "did • tentastk job," 

according to Feelej, who says 

tte attorney was wrongly 

accused of "helping to other 

ride too much" when he was 

actually doing his Job by 

spelling things out clearly to 

applicants. 

Feeiey said an attitude that 

applicants are the other 

ride" or an enemy Is wrong in 

itself. 

"Stephen Moore la the 

victim of poUttcal change 

basically due to the pressure 

of i couple members of the 

Planning Board," said Ian-, 

me mayor on this issafc. 

While lannene 

acknowledged that political 

appointments are * "something 

we have to live with," be 

added, "B tot metali'tte 

nu* file of roe community, 

then there's something 

wrong." 

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THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, NJ, 

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opinions 

A gesture 

missed 

While trimming other departments' budgets, 

City Council members had a chance last week to 

trim their own. They didn't. 

Councilman Nickolas "Chick" Trofa made the 

motion to cut City Council's token $5.000-a-year 

salary by W percent or WO, Twfa made Uw 

same motion last year, but not one of his 

colleagues backed hint. This year Councilman 

Mark Videtto lent his support, SUB the motion 

was defeated; 3-8. 

The cut, although paltry, would have sent a 

message to the department heads who are submitting 

their budgets. C% Council te serious 

about keeping down the tax rate. 

If Council member* were to approve toe 

municipal budget handed them By th« administration 

this year, tee tax rate could increase 

by ? to 9 cento, depending on the final 

revenue tally due this week. That doesn't count 

the yet-undecided school and county rates. 

Opposing the salary cut proposal was Councilman 

Gary Jessel who said the decrease would 

discourage lower Income citizens from seeking 

public office. 

Council members say it costs them well above 

their compensation to serve on the governing 

body, and that may be. For whatever reason one 

decides to run for Council, it certainly Isn't for 

the money, 

A 1800 decrease in compensation certainly 

wouldn't prevent anyone, rich or poor, from runnftjg 

for office and possibly serving his or her 

cUy. 

And cut in Council's own pay would very nicely 

hive set the tone for budget season '88, 

Thursday, January 21, 

Seeing in 

the new year 

Section 2, page a 

away from home 

There is m eerie l 

about spending New Yeart 

ere in « »mplttiiy strange 

surrounding; an almost 

utreal quality because there 

Is no common point of 

tfftrwoi. 

Such is the feeling of this old 

damdlgger when he Is over 

BOO miles from barrier Island 

dft 

in witt dew friends in a tiny 

hwnlet called Garden City, 

5,0. / 

As a matter of actual fad, It 

was a very diU|httul 

evening; an evening where 

everyone was comfortable 

with everyone else and no one 

felt they had to prove 

anything. Our hostess had a 

radio station on that would 

ring the chimes of anyone who 

appreciated Benny Goodman, 

Tommy Demy, Larry 

Clinton, Glenn Miller, Woody 

Herman, etc. The conversation 

was Intelligent and 

the atmosphere warm; the 

food Ught and tasty and the 

surroundings my. 

TWa area of South Carolina 

is MM for Its friendliness 

and, though I have never 

doobted tt on praviom vtstts, 

ft was only too apparent 

again. 

Radio station WJYB vm 

Inspired on New Year's en, 

for they played Just about 

every standard that we 

wrinkles would ewtom and 

with TO commercial ore*k for 

the entire evening. It was 

peat! 

We arrived In Myrtle Beach 

shortly before the Brat of the 

yew and tally wpected to 

spend New Y«rt eve with 

our dear friends the Haspels, 

curled up In our digs at the 

Surf Rider on the bMch. Not 

Mutual dear Wends, Janet \ I 

Orbeck and Bite VUra. | 

invited us to their home In 

Garden City and, to make the 

soiree Just about complete, 

almost everyone present at 

fee affair vrtB a transplanted 

New Jeraeyite. 

1 sincerely hope that your 

welcoming of the year l«S 

was every bit as pleasant as 

Glnny and mine and that your 

year will be happy and 

healthy one. 

Historic preservation little more than lip service in Ocean City 

By RICHARD BENNER dftlrns they have no record of 

: Many thanks tor your 

editorial (The em of our 

such a survey. 

Further, what could such a 

list contain U there U no 

S ^.i^JKA "BMMlvi^w «f the m 

provisions for preserving 

Ufal history tn the proposed 

mfiter plan, 

Mihough t am personally 

teis than pleased with the 

provisions of tin plan In 

general, w well u the criteria 

used to establish Its 

provisions, It Is encouraging 

to read that Ton Thomas 

(the clty'B contracted plan, 

nar) recommends an Inventory 

of historic homes. 

St la something ot a disgrace 

Mat one with little knowledge 

or, local history felt • need to 

make this recommendation 

and was able to cite structures 

which exist end some 

which do not. tt Is unfortunate 

mt no such Inventory seems 

Wexlflt. 

It Is even more unfortunate 

that the city planner expressed 

doubt that such a list 

Would ever tie complied. 

But consider the following, 

On the 24th day of January 

0BO, Ordinance No. MO was 

Mtsed by City Council and 

ngned by thin Council 

Weildent WWiam Wsodi and 

Mayor Chester Wlmberg. 

this ordinance established 

The Ocean City Historic 

Commission with seven ap- 

(tolnted members. 

; It states, "It shall be the 

duty of the Commission to 

iuwsy the city of Ocean City 

and determine, with the 

itanee of the archlUct 

purmiaitt to section 

C) above, those structures 

enfial a a 

district" and the criterion la 

"the height of the gingerbread 

era which almost enttnty 

passed over Ocean City 

due to Its early rtatdmtl* less 

flamboyant tastes." 

Uilng the Victorian 

gingerbread era as the sole 

and other architectural styles 

reflecting the growth ot the. 

city to an arbitrary date of 

UN (within the limits of 

federal and state guidelines), 

many more structures would 

be Included spanning the 

Wand from at feast Atlantic 

Boulevard to 18th Street with 

groupings o» houses scattered 

aty's history and development. 

The wholesale destruction 

of many of this city's land* 

marks can hi stopped. 

Enabling legislation does 

exist which allows local 

governing bodies to enact 

legislation to control the 

demolition or alteration ot 

At least the street end has 

not been sold to developers, as 

was 5th Street and public land 

now occupied by Ocean 

Colony. 

And what have we lost by 

giving Uttle more than Up 

service to historic preservation? 

, _ ,Hhow: 

large, ornate 

appreciation of anything 

other than profit margins 

have filled both fresh and 

saltwater wetlands from 17th 

Street to 59th Street. 

The have erected buildings 

»e^thiattc| m ^mmmamm^ m*^ y i& - without regard to ar- 

reduce the Urt to manageable be on tt» Fe&Ml tUJgWyy, kUM, tetea, P«â, Mom chltectural conformity or 

proportions. Under tWs ex- Early In 1987 Cape May for sunshine and air flow from 

As a developing city approaching the turn of the century...this city 

contains numerous examples of several periods of architecture |f 

the beauty of the bay, 

especially at sunset, we are 

now treated to a not-to- 

Dleasant view of the back 

door-parking area of 

In such a manner that airflow And Dr. Corson's 

Is seriously curtailed or magnificent house and ofllce? 

diverted. A parking tot, 

Large square "bedroom If you want to see the bay 

containers" are built next to you almoBthave to goto one ot 

criterion—and evidence such panded criteria, or «ven enacted such legislation ocean to bay, our unique compatabUlty or Influence to 

as early photographs which under the gingerbread (Ordinance No. 784) and atcharacter! 

and) wont of all, a the existing structures often 

an as readily available as criterion, II no massive taut one member of our City sense of pride in our com- In the hop* that It will con- 

Harold LM*l history - a portion exists, thin most Council and the Historic munity as a whole. vince the cottage owner to 

cursory list might Include » certainly a significant portion Commission was made aware But we have certainly aiU. 

to 30 structureii on Wesley does. 

of this fact by this writer. Yet gained in land value., Lots And we, as well as the city 

Avenue between 2nd and 10th And one should remember, demolition for the period from which sold for »4M In 18M sell administration, have allowed 

streets, a greater number on compared to the massive September ill? through for nearly 1,000 times that tt to happen by not voicing our 

Central Avenue between Srd number of structures now on December 1967 averaged over much today. However, that opposition unless IWiappened 

and Mth streets, • large the Island, the number In 18M one structure every other day tact has Uttle to do with tn our back yard. . 

number of commercial « 1911 or MO Is relatively without a single recom* preserving the old. 

3. Conver's shop Is now a 

buildings on Asbury Avenue small 

menuatlon or review by the tn an effort to reap the parking lot as U A. Scull's 

ai well BJ many residential Ai the Commission Mlstorlc Commission. financial windfalls of the "Thtatft Cottage" and H. 

bulldlngi on the HUM avenue, recogniied In the minutes of To paraphrase one city higher land prices, both local Stalnton's residence. 

t smaller number on Mian their netung of 1 May I960, official! 99 percent of Ocean and out-of-town developers Instead of Hogates and 

Avenue and Atlantic Avenue "lor a butting to be con- City's bulfdable land is with Uttle understanding or Chris's with public access to 

within the same general area, sidered as historical - the already developed The old 

and a good number of similar exterior architectural must be torn down to make 

residences on the numbered features are the primary way for the new. That's the 

streets. 

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CORRIN CITY BAPTIST 

Mam Strati 

Oorbin City 

R.S Biggin, pastor 

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Rev. Lafayette Riddick, 

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Sundays 10 30 a.m. 

Sunday School 10: JO a.m. 

WtdnBSda¥i?iJOp,rn. 

Teitlmonli! Meeting 

Reading Room Daily 

M:Ma,m.fo2p.m, 

ALL WELCOME 

SECOND CAPE MAY 

BAPTIST 

BOO S. Shore Rd, 

Marmora 

The Rev. Ruisell H. Bowm 

Jr. minister 

SUNDAY 



7 p.m, • Evening service 

TABERNACLE BAPTBT 

Bth St. and West Av, 

Rev. Michael Walters, pastor 

SUNDAY 

10«.m. • SunBty lehwl 

11 a.m, - Morning service 

TUESDAY 

7:30 p.m, Prayer service 



831 Wtiliy Ave. (Luray Hotel i Ocean City, N.J. 

Rev. Richard Markley 

Interim Palter 

9:4B A.M. SUNDAY SCHOOL 

10:00 A.M. MORNINO SERVICE 

7:30 P.M. EVENING SERVICE 

7:30 P.M. WEDNESDAY SERVICE 

Pnyit.PriliiJBIimSludy 

"Teaching 1 Preaching The Whole Bible" 


-? Vorthlp it the Center 

Sunday, 10:30 to 12:00 

(2 nd mtr«OX. Community Canter) 

18lhiiH)8lmpionAvi. Octm City, H J. 


ednesday • 7:30 p.m. 

124 Dory Drlvi Phoni398-7g22 

Pilfer Robert iBitlcinaHuth 


METHODIST CHURCH 

lttMieNMlAfMM Oc«tiCtt¥(H.J. 

SUNDAY, JANUARY 24,19 88 

9:00 A.M, Church School , , 

8:19C0MMUHt0NW«y1«fChip#l 

' ' ,/ BrtjnC,flobirtj(PnKh(n8 .& 

; 10;30 a.m-Service bro«dcfl«tWlBG;AM 1520) 

David M, Flneh/Paitw; Brian C. KM«Hl> AuocPai^ 

' "' WHll/imR. • ''—" 

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

Sunday a. 9 30 and 11 «,m., 

BAPTIST 

6:30 pam. 

173S S. SKwe Rd. 

Raltrrao ^ 

mm iu«, pastor ^ and UndU 

SUNDAY Sjî* 

i-M am - Sunday school *£. 

10:45am.Morningstraw »~"" 

8 p.m.- Evening servtee 

weDNESDAY 

7 :S0 pm. • Prater meeting 

CALVARY BJDEPBTOENT 

BAPTIST 

m ana New Yorfc Av. 

SoHMri Point 

M 

___M«- 

MASSES 

Bally f am. and 4:» p,m, 

SilttMtay - I a.m., 5 and 7 

p.m. 

omm » wm. 

ST. 

Sunday 

JOSEPITS 

• 1, 9:30 and II a.m. 

801 Shore Rd. 

Rtv. Bruce MeBride, pastor Somera Point 

SUNDAY MASSES 

9:45 a.m. • Sunday school Daily - 7 and 8 am 

WEDNESDAY 

7:30p.m. -TtOdwMk prayer 

service 

Catholic 


13th St. and Wealey Av. 

Ocean CiQ' 

Msgr. Augustine Seidenburg, 

pastor 

Gnek Orthodox 

OftEttoRTTOO 

Mfll Reft 

Banpiimewn 

Rev. D.J, Constantelos. 

PMtor 

SUNDAY 

9 a.m. - Orthos • Matins 

9;M a.m. - Devtn* 

10:30 a.m. - Sennon 


UNION CHAPKI. 

BY-THK-SEA 

55th St. and Asbury Av. 

Owanaty 



7 p.m. • Worship strvlee 

Saturday - 5:S0 p.m. 

Sunday. ?:«, 8, W:Ma,m.. 

noon and 1:30 p.m. 9:15 am. • Sunday school 

lOSOa.m. - Morning senrfee 

with guest speaker. 

Daily • ? and I p.m. 

Saturday • 8 a.m., 4 p.m. 

Sunday -8, 9:18, 11 a.m. 

CONFESSIONS 

Weekdays after 8 p.m. Mass 

Saturday 3 to 3:30 p.m. 

ST. 

CABRINI R.C. 

2nd St. and AtlanUc Av. 

Ocean Clly 

Msgr, Joseph E.' Coition, 

pastor 

FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST g> COMMUNWY 

SC1ENTBT . "* shM « m 

ah St and Aibury Av. 


Uiywood 

is week 

SUNDAY 

10 am • The swrtee 

11 am,«today 

GRACE IJUTHERAN 

Share Rd. and Pw» A* 

Fefnt 

8:30 a.m. and II a.m. - 

Worship twice 

. Sunday school 

Methodist 

ST. PETER'S 

UNITED METHODIST 

8th St. and Central Av. 

DavU M Finch, pastor 

SUNDAY 

9 a.m. • Church school 

10:30 a.m. • Morning 

SUNDAY 

TRINITY UNWED 

METHODIST 

M „ N. „. „.„. Shore Road 

9:45 a.m. - Chureh school Marmora 

10:30 am.- Chureh service U ».m.-Jbntagjmam J.D. Owreash, pastor 

and Sunday School. "? ^ - Evening servtci ^ ^ — 

WEDNESDAY MARIMRA GOSPEL 9:45 mm. • Sunday 

. Tistlmonv CHAPEL 8:50 and 11 a.m, • WotAlp 

Testimony t ,û.,^t mflA wmt kr. 

Marmora 

— — 


Episcopal 

HOLY TRINITY 

EPISCOPAL 

30th St. and Bay Av. 


Rev. Michael W. Goldberg, CHAPEL 

^*« Hotel Luray 

— METHODIST 

SUNDAV „ hl l n 

lilOML-Mip OewnCifr 

U am-FamQy Bible hour David M Finch, pastor 

7 p.m. • Gospel meeting 

SATURDAY" SKd*" 

.SUNDAY 

9:30 a.m. • Church schoo) 

11 a.m. • Morning worahip 

UNITED METHODIST OF 

SEA ISLE CITY 

Rmnedy Blvd., and Pwfc M 

Richard W. Nichols, pastor 

.__., and Wesley A?. 

OcfeanOty 

Bev Ralph HHibbitt. 

Interim Pastor 

SUNDAY , 

9:36 a.m. • Sunday mool 

11 am - Morning wotrtSpr 

Quaker 

RELIGIOUS SOCIETY 

OF FRIENDS 

CQuata) 

Shore Rd.« Setvtnt 

THURSDAY, JANUARY j|, 

Seventh Day 

AdmUst 

SEVEMUMMY 

ADVENTTST 

Roosevelt Bred, 

and Routes 

Marmora 

SATURDAY • 

9:30 a.m. - Worship Senrjre 

II ajn. • BtUt study ' 

FDRSTDAY 

(Sunday) w 

11 t.m, - Meeting foi 

PRAYER FOR 

UNITY CHRISTIAN 

By POOR RICHARD 

Lack of unity Is nothing new far Christians. Jesus experienced 

it with his own disciples and saw it coming for 

his flfcureh. His "ttiat ftiy may I" «»" Vmtt tl John 17 

still echoes unfulfilled. 

Late January to the time when many churches 

celebrate a week of prayer tor Christian unity. Many 

communities hold an ecumenical service during this time 

the aposUe Paul founded, many churches In different 

cultures — and he struggled with diversity and 

derisiveness within and among congregations. 

St Paul's New Testament Book of Ephesians deals with 

tow we are to relate wlft otter beUavers In our own 

hones, our society, and within Hit church. "Be imitators 

rf God... Walk inlove, as Christ loved us...," he writes. 

This week's Bible book is Ephesians. Read It all It wiU 

change your relationships. It will help us all to be part of 

fulfilling Christ's prayer tor Christian unity, 

RRletod 

The Lighthouse Community 

Ocean City and Woodbury 

Rev. Kirby at 

Union Chapel 

MASSES 

5:30 p.m. • Holy Eucharist Rev. n,v Richard Ricâ Markley, 

Dally • 7 and ! a.m. 

interim pastor 

Saturday - 4 and 6:30 p.m. SUNDAY 

Sunday • 8,9:30 and 11 a.m. 1 a.m. • Holy Eucharist SUNDAY SUNDAY 

9:1B a.m. - Church school 9i« am, . Sunday school 9:« a.m. 

OUR LADY OF GOOD 10 a.m. • Con Confirmation and li am. • Morning worahip 8:30 and 11 a.m, - Morning 

sBrved various churches [rom 

The Rev, John l.WrbyJr,, 

COUNSEL 

Holy Eucharist i 

7:30 p.m. • Evening service warship 

New Brunswick to Sea Isle 

retired member of the 

40th St, and Asbury Av. 

Qty and Avalon. He rtttred 

Southern New Jersey Con- 


WEDNESDAY 

WEDNESDAY 

CENTRAL UNITED 

rfflclaUy from the Central, 

ference of the United 

Msgr. Thomas H. Sharkey, 9:30 a.m. • Holy Eucharist 7>u p m service METHODIST 

United Methodist Church in 

^thodlst Church, will be 

and Bible study 

a«rt Rd. tnd Central Av. 

Brldgeton in 1979, but then 

guest speaker Sunday at the 


linwood 

served the Falrton United 

Union Chapel by the Sea, Mth 

MASSES 

157 Shore Rd. 

PRAISE E TABERNACLE f^y, Harvey I. Vansolvir, 

Methodist Church on a part. 

Street and Asbury Avenue, 

Daily -1 a.m., and 4 p.m. Somers Point 

time basis for six years from 

Heights Av., west of 

Saturday . 8 am, 4 and 7 

The chapel holds In- 

Rev. Roger J. Hamilton, 

1979 until 1985. 

rector 

SUNDAY 

terdenominational services Through the years, Paltbr 

beginning at 10:30 a.m., . Kirby has had a number of 

pôedW by a short-long 

am , 

responsibilities with the 

Confeisloni • every B and 10 a.m. Hoty 

service at 10:15 a.m. Sunday 

»MVl« 

Southern New Jersey Con- 

school for all ages is held at 

Saturday at 2:30 p.m. Eucharist 

ference, Including mem- 

Bill a.m. Nursery care Is 

jîat^" mnmmmm 

bership eight yean on the 

provided during the service. executive committee of the 

Pastor Krlby's sermon, 1B Board of Ordained Ministry, 

based on Psalms 2:M and followed by three years as 

Uke 13:31-35 Is entttted "The Intervfew chalrpenon for the 

Ood who laughs - and cries. Board of Dlaconal Ministry. 

Having ltd an active He now makes his home In 

ministry, Palter Klrty has SeavtUe. 

CHURCH OF 

RESURRECTION, R.C. 

THE WEDNESDAY 

wcunsiauAx 

iOiSOa.m..HoîttchBrlar 

_—_ MBTHOpBT 

Home feUowiWp poups, Rt 610 Pet«bu« 

Marmora 

In the chapel. Tuesday, WedneiMay «na Rw. Paul W. Vander Loo, 

Msgr.« James J. Zegers, 

pastor 

t 

Emnfplkal Epismpal 

thursday^ 

RE(mriANIZRD CHURCH 

PMtor 

SUNDAY" 

MASSES 

^CHURCH OTmBUBL.D.B. fH^^ÎS 

Dally • 8 and B a.m, m m Rta. i 

Saturday - 4 and 8tM p.m. QodJrey Funeral Homo Wtormo (Just south o! Jet- 

Sunday-B, B;30and 11 a.m. 809 Central Av. fer's Floriit) 

Rw. John Rilinbttry, rector George B, QrlBlth, pastor 

OUR LADY OF SORROW 

Wabash and Poplar Avs, SUNDAY 

U ^ 1 1 a,m, - Monung prayer 

•»* Betmon. Hoty communion 

^ and third tody 

Bay. 8.80 p.m. 

iON CHAPEL BY THE SEA 

IBM Street and Aibury Avinyi 


Rev. John Kirby 


SONG SERVICE 10:15 A.M. 

Musical Director 

/Mlrliffl Adim* 


During service 

Ethsl Miller Chaplain 

OCEAN CITY 


and Summer Bible conference 

10TH4WISUY SM-1281 

R1V, DONALD I, MffitBUIT. llflMf BMttf 

lilVlWHlAUiD.rmUM.VWIliiMi^f^ -•..., 

OAVIOSEMSEHEY.CNfWnKrtffHU'MHIEWY.OrBinllt 

iUNDAV, JANyM, 1ISS* 

10:49 A.M,. 7:00 P.M, Rev. OoniME.HuribBrl 

••••... illO A.M, > SUNDAY SCHOOL ."• 

;iiiiiMtf''sÂif(ii(«i*rt«fr 

W£0.6:00-7:30 P.M, Jfl, HWH YOUTH 

7:00 P.M, MIDWEEK PRAYER SEflVICE .f _ ,, 

METHODIST 

Shore Rd. 

SUNDAY SeavUle 

11 a.m. • Morning ttrvtet, Rev. Mark H. Earl 

MAROATO coMMUNrrY SUNDAY" 

BOO Ventnor Parkway 9 a.m. • Worship service 

Margate 10:15 a.m. • Chureh school 

fiav. Terence 1. Johnson ••• •< • -- 

Rev. David A, Fleming TUCKAHOB UNITED 

— METHODIST 

SUNDAY Rt 49 

9:30 S.m. - Church school Tuckahoe 

9:30 and 11 a.m. - Worship Rev. Daniel Hulltt, pastor 

Lutheran WNDAY" 

iOilB a.m. • Sunflay ichool 

ST. JOHN'S LUTHERAN 9 a.m. • Morning worship 

Cuntral Av. at lOth St. 


Albert E. Alspach, pastor _ 

C, Lynn Nifafflurt, putor m m m ^ ^ ORTHODOX 

11 a.m. • Btrvlee 

Communion. 

MMIIAH LUTHBHAN 

tins' and LtndU Av. 

Sea isli City 

Bmrv iMtand, piitor 

ehWl 

Holy 

SUNDAY 

U a.m. • Church service 

7 p,m. • Evening service 

FIRST PRESBYTERUN 

7fHtndWisliyAvinu#: , 

Ml ^ 

Slide show on state at church 

slides, Chlntala will take the J 

audience on an armchair tour •*• 

of New Jersey from Caps May 

to High Point State Park, 

stopping at points ot Interest 

The program will aim 

ttplain why Now Jiney lai 

earned such descriptive titles 

as "thi pathway of th« 

Rivolutlon," "tti crosirMdi 

dm last" M "m mighty 

geography, Industry and day- > atom of Industry." 

to-day life. 

TliB pubUc li welcoms. 

• large map and color 

Charlie Chlntala will 

present an Illustrated 

pfopam, "Niw Jiney, know 

your ititi," S p.m. Monday, 

Jan. 25 to members of the 

Ocean City Colony Club at St. 

Peter's Methodist Church, 8th 

Street and Central Avenue. 

A N.J. Bell Telephone 

Company lecturer, Chlntala 

will trace tho slate's history, 

Nazarene church celebrates 

The Community Church of 

the Nuarene, 2151 Zlon Rd,, 

NorthflelO, wUl celebrate It's 

fflnd anniversary, Sunday, 

Jan, 24. 

the concirt otnered muilc 

will be presented at 0 p.m. 

Public is Invited. For information 

caU 641-6009 or 646- 

1814. ; _ 

Service will begin at 10CHAPEL 

PLANS 

am., with • mint-concert of 

sacred music given by Tony 

Valenti and Anna Maria 

Daleslo and a message by 

former paster, The Rev. 

Wendel. Lahr, 

Following the service, there 

will be a covered-dish dinner. 

TURKHV ntmm FEB. H . 

The Union Chapel by thijl 

SOB, 55th Street nnd A.lmn • 

Avenut, wUl iponior a turkij 

dtoher from 4:30 to 1 p.m, 

Thursday, Feb. 11'in, the 

fellowship hall. The public Is 

Invited. For Information coll 

3904674. 

MARGATE COMMUNITY CHURCH 

8900 Vifltnor Ave. 

Miraitt.N.J. 

SUNDAY 

JANUARY 24th 

ONE SERVICE ONLY 

10 A.M. 

Dr.Tereiice Elwyn Johnion's 

. JANUARY a. iwg 

The day the dogs paid a visit to 

ByLEESTEELE 

therapeutic tab* has baft 

realized. . s 

Everybody tawws that *to IH% 

And yet docile — 

lon# MUMS «t 

Manor nursing nonrft. 

The appeal ot thi! therapy 

dap, however, low tar 

beyond ft* tamyôtteniM 

md nod manners. 

"They give the raMeMs a 

chance to have contact with 

m antmai and be able to 

wpi*ss their teeUngs," says 

Jadde Ogil, the director ot 

nurslnR at Wealey. "And the 

eniroals give them a good 

i« animals are bt## 

Rueststtan some people, too. 

"The dogs are mmmm- 

Judgmental," Slgel. 

"They give love 

ylre*^. 

Other therapy dap In the 

wintry play Sante to blind or 

handieariped children, or are 

permanent oompatuoBs lor 

Thailand missionary to speak Jan. 27 

__m, fisy i 

Therapy Dogs 

« Ntw Jmty-frwd nonprofit 

(j(PM)rp which iMts the 

€€ 

jtelaue 

andqffixtion 

•vmlKlvlHinK 

the local cootdrnMon are 

two ScoUvill* rtafckrti, P*t 

Snydei vai P»t McCntney, 

wte took .M. and Abbtyto 

Wesley «n Jan. W. The 

MM, tqu*l ptotAH« th ft* 

ventar*. »r* 

visits «t 

McCartney lwrod t>t 

she helpedtrain at an 

b She had drenkd 

MM ot hw trained doga 

before, lot etddtth atpartkB 

or In parariu, but resttied 

mat the dop* rtunfigs might 

aonicre good nrptDpw wno 

UhWrt 

THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY. N.J 

*AQE • — SECTION TWO 

Leather crafts displayed 

Ocean City High School students Bttndpd 

a lecture and wortalwp eonewltig 

leath-art leather-craft artwork on 

November 30th and beetmber 1st The 

idea for the wortcshop at th« high school 

'• :•• 

- « ^..f'*t. V ","V'tiVVr,,rf i( l >•-•',. ,t' r ,( n ' , , 

Phrtographers; Ashley Krelmeier ! ' " • ' .V'v -'., 

ffi tttA< 

mi 

Kim 

ii \..'ji'"'.', , '- ,/-. 

,V* 

m \ 

j-t,' ,- , ' 'v / ' '-—*-!> -;i>-w-;wAr\- 

THURSDAY, JANUARY a, I M 

Firearm 

] buck season 

record 

New Jersey deer hunters 

*t another rtcwd during tbe 

sbMtay Breann bo* season 

whteh ended Dec. U with an 

olimaM H^B dm Wm, 

Bicuidl w«f Blun iâh^fa^ 

ta Cape May, Cumberland 

md BurHngtoo Cocnties. 

This compares with the 

J.713 deer taken bring the 

••We are vwy pJwsed with 

to results acWeved so far," 

•Id Fred Carbon, chief of the 

Bureau of Wildlife 

Management "The number 

of deer taken to date In both 

(he how and the firearm 

Mm la In line with the 

(state's) management goals 

of maintaining a healthy deer 

herd in balance with its 

habitat" 

tbe preliminary totals are 

up 470 deer over the 1M taek 

SNUB, There wire record 

harvest* established in 10 

counties. 

Carlson said the success 

Cin be attributed In part to the 

good weather during the 

week'long season which 

brought out large numbers of 

hunter*. 

Preliminary harvest totals 

by selected county include: 

Atlantic (1987) 612. Atlantic 

(1968) 591. 

Turlington (1987) 1,161. 

(life) 1,037. 

Cape May (1987) W. (1988) 

U8. 

Cumberland (1987) 808. 

(1966) 433. 

school 

lunches 

The Ocean Oty High School 

lunch menu Includes a choice 

of three platters. Intermediate 

school students 

have a choice of the first two 

platters with the exception of 

soup on the second platter. It 

Is replaced with a fruit/vegetable. 

Primary school 

students are served the tint 

platter. 

The menu for Jan. 25-29: 

MONDAY 

Flitter i -Hwnhuritr on • 

bun with ketchup and pickles, 

potato puffs, chUtad ptishia, 

pudding win topping, choice 

of milk. 

. .Platter I — Chicken noodli 

soup, triple peanut butter and 

jelly sandwich, chilled 

peaches or fresh fruit, pudding 

with topping, choice of 

milk. 

Flitter 3 — Make your own 

salad bar. 

TUESDAY 

Platter 1-Chicken nuggets 

with honey ind bwbequt 

i sauce, whipped potatoes, 

buttered green peas, 

chocolate cuke, choice of 

milk. 

Flitter I - Tomato soup, 

egg salad on a bun, chilled 

wan or fresh fruit, choice of 

milk. 

Flatter 8 — Mike your own 

mlid bar. 

WEDNESDAY 

Platter 1 - Cheeie iteak 

| hoagle with lettuce and 

tomato, buttered corn, 

pineapple up-slde down cake 

with topping, choice o mflk. 

Flitter 2 - New England 

dam chowdir, turkey salad 

on rya with lettuce and 

tomato, fresh fruit choice, 

pineapple up/dd* dW 1 *¥* 

with topping, choice of milk. 

Flitter 8-Make your own. 

) " tadbB rawswY 

platter 1 —Tuna salad on a 

kiiiser with lettuce Md 

tomato, onion rings, ehUlid 

juice, JeU-O with topping, 

choice of milk. 

Platter % - Beef barley 

soup, ham and cheese sandwtch, 

chUtod juice or fresh 

fruit, JilW with topping, 

choice of mitt. 

Flatter 1—Make your own 

..Ptattori-French bread 

rt«a, carrot and celery 

stock*, chilled fruit cup. 

peanut butter cookies, choice 

* 8 .- Vegetarian 

tuna salad on 

WwneaMh^MtcW ^Mt 

or iwin fruit, peanut butter 

cookies, choice of milk. 

Matter %- Make your own 

gmladbar. 

Menu «ubject to change. 

ATTORNEY TO W8CO88 

N'S BIGHTS 

7:30 p.m. 

i 

Determination 

Tim Gallagher was among the Raider matmen recording pins In Ocean 

City's 4S-1B win over Egg Harbor Township Saturday. 

phMi &V Filer MiEpniriofl 

Dave Law, above, had a HrsUperlod pin In Saturday*! victory over 

EHT. Here he's shown in the process of readying a pin against Vlneland, 

a match which OC lost earlier last"week. 

NOBODY BEATS ,„„ 

OUR PRICE! 'SS 

SERVl^ __„ 

Replace Gas Shocks - Includes parts "19.99 

State Inspection 99* 

High Speed Wheel Balance.............. per wheel 99* 

Front ind Alignment ,,, *9.99 

20 Point Safety Check. 99* 

Brake Inspection 90* 

Any MOO Repairs j Any *5O Repairs 

Not including Other Specials. Coupon Good thru Jan. 25th 

TOE SENtTOEL.LEPG8R, OCEAN CITY, N J. 

JL iUHJIWMl UV14 1UW 

Gas Shocks • any sit In stock *14.99««. 

All Headlights - In stock 2 5 % Off 

Antifreeze ................... ,>...... v *4.0Qflai. 

All Belts • In stock ,, ......... §©% Off 

GM Repalcement Keys Cut................. 2 for 99* 

All Air Filters In Stock................... 15% Off 

A/C Spark Plugs ....... • • 1 •W"ea. 

Mot ratponilbta foromitflont or mlipiinti 

Ad must be presented at time of writs up or purchase 

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Marmora, 390-39B1 

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399-2768 

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VARSITY AND JR. VARSTTY 

WrtlnliirtCV) 

(inland WV) 

Mlddlt Twp. CV) 

Cumberland .......... 

Atiantle City ......... 

Vlniiand, 

Mlllvlll*. 

l9gH«rb«Twa.!V). 

Ego Harbor TWO. (JVi 

Holy Spirit 

•Mainland CV 

Mainland «jV 

Cumbtriand 

NJIIAA Playoff! 

^SECTION TOO:.j 

Oeatn Citv-D >.. * £••• • • • • • •**' 

Mlllvllie M ••• •••• 

OeianClty«. '. ••• 

Ocean fcHy SI '........ 

Oetin city to,.....,,. AbiigBnil IS 

Oetan City Holy Spirit Jl 

COACH :ChrliUMl« . 

•PLAY1P AT INTlRMEPIATl 8CHQOC.. 

FOR INSURANCE SEE 

POLICES WRITTEN IN OFFICE 

701 WEST AVENUE 

Suite ?WQI-MH Lily, N.j 

(609)3990655 

Kitchen Cabinets 

and 

Paneling 

|SHOEMAKER| 

LUMBERCO. 

1300 West Ave. 

Dial 399-0150 

FIRST 

FIDELITY 

BANK 

OCEAN CITY 

HOME SAVINGS 

and Loan Association 

1001 AiburyAve. 399-0012 

BoomittBtfd.1Mini)ori 

\ 3100044 

"Red Raiders" Basketball 

Replayed Every Monday & Thursday, 7 P.M. 

On Channel 

CARTER 

Lincoln •M«rcur> 

l4thSt.aWoitAv«. 


399-3134 

AlioStrvlnB i 

rVoodburyiBridgtton; 

THI 

R.E. DARBY 

AGENCY, INC, 

Qknn Dirty, praiidtnt 

insuring The PubHc 

For (Four) Gtntriiitni 

604 Central Ave. 

Phone 3990049 

THE GODFREY 

FUNERAL HOMES 

Btin CriNTMAl. AVI 

nr.i ANCIH N.I 

B44 S SHtllil HO AD 

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Ready's | 

| Coffee Shop | \ 

415-athSTÊT 

OCEAMCITY/N.J. 

FIRST NATIONAL 

BANK OF 

TUCKAHOE 

Mnill OlllCC T 

Di.il 67R 

Dinl ;i?o 341 ft 

m 

CHAnERBOX 

. 3990113 

• A OPBN YEAR 'ROUND* 

1 SO YEARS OF „ 

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PAGE S — SECTION TWO THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N J. THUBSDAY. 

Sometimes the rules can get in die way of players, officials 

Sco«IBittnCT wasn't available to Ocean Qtybssk««*JlcoJK*i ftmnecting with Farin*, who was stOl »»iKtttyH(manlwtth691. 

Runneremp inn Charlie 

(yBrien590,BobGro6an57», 

Lflllan Balti S65. Emma Cook 

564, Anna Mum 541, Eleanor 

McMenamln 529, Freda 

Hampp 517, BUI Jacobs Iff, 

Evelyn Ken-527. 

Top honors In bridge went to 

Bob Needhammer with 5,160. 

Eva Slaughter scored 4,750, 

Barbara McG«hean 4,670, 

Helen Schelrey 4.U0, 

Florence Wright 4^00 Henry 

SchaefferS.OJO.RuthPaMons 

3,M, RolUnd Snyder 3,600, 

Helen Jonea 3,100, Katherine 

Dugan J.480, OUve Schaeffer 

MOO, Edith Munn 1400. 

Tbt Ocean aty Card Club 

meets 7 p.m. Monday and 

Thursday at the Youth 

Center, 8th Street and 

Atlantic Avenue. All card 

players we welcome. 

seconds, the oOeMfl Iteeei tt» ttfl m *t flaw and begins if 

five-second eoort. Even U«t tat new. ' .S 

team 

ir^pUy ^rithiw) opposition. 

two petals apta* Vtattand 

aohe it. Good (ffl^hswbw tOUm mmha&mm B 

after time outs. The technical fon! has long teen available as an i 

incentive, - -. 

The three-point rale Is a welwineadoUtion.to the W^ school 

game. Ths twwtet HeWeil ta also • posBvtitap, though the 

tot 

* i 

there aw too many oWdata unable to 

There are times when being in the red is good 

Going out the Inlet, you keep buy from the ocean, OK redbuoys 

to your right; If you are 

the red bouy on your right, or buoy should be on your right returning from the Cape, 

b it the left? No, it's red right If you are heading out to sea, green wU be on your right 

going, uh, green left leaving. the red should be on your left Staying between One two' 

That's not right; it's red right The green bouy will be op- colored buoys will not only 

going North on Tuesdays posite. 

«eed your trip, ft win nuke 

provided there Isn't a fuU But If you are heading from you less Inclined to meet up 

moon,.. ^w 

Ocean aty to Cape May, what wltt the dreaded bay-whale. 

«*•« awntleûince you happens? You are neither This critter runs anywhere 

heard the old proverb; maybe returning or leaving, so what from gentle-minded, holding 

forgotten the words? Well gives? 

you In Its palm for awhile, to 

here tt Is as It should be The answer Is simple: Red, vicious devils, pawing at 

remembered: Red, right, right, south. II four are going your prop and bending your 

returning. 

That goes for Tuesdays, full 

moons and any other day. 

If you are coming into the 

to Cape May, you keep the redshaft. 

BLOODMOBILE 

JAN: 17 . 

Prom 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. 

COLOR TV SERVICE 

NO LABOR CHARGES 

: ' i ' 

ALAN E. TASOFF, M.D. 

Ft/low of the American CoMtgc 0/ Surgeons 

Diseases and Surgery of the Eye 

Announces the relocation of his office 

for solo practice to: 

9408 VENTNOR AVE. 

MARGATE, N.J. 

822-9494 

Bv«nlngHourt • ... • , ' ciliraef/implinti 

Pr«§ Parking • Ltiir lurgtry 

MtdiitraAuiftmitnt Contaet Leniii 

. *Pruc«r«Aectpt«d . iteond Opinion 

* APPOINTMENTS A VAIL ABLE IMMEWATELY* 

shufflln' on *»•*»••• 

While tt seems Mce an With the traveling tmt the even. We do look forward to a Jack is now vice president 

«ternlt$ since Christmas and holldAyB, the mow and ten quick return to our shuffling the Boynton Beach Club 

Wednesday, Jm, 27 there will New Yean were celebrated, fee severe cold, we shufflerscompetition. 

• : so far la the only one of ouc 

beaRed CroMbloodmobUe at tt Is a mere three weeks. were forced to hibernate. This We deeply appreciate a note members who has placed In 

Burdette Tomlln Memorial They did, however, period of hibernation bid from fellow member Jack fee Southeast Coast District 

Hospital, Cape May Court preclude the playing of MM merit since tt gave us Schneider who Is now com- Tournament 

House. For more Information, shuffleboard right through the opportunity to get much of peting in Florida. Jack was Tberi wen 10 tournaments 

call the Red Cross at 485-5S56. those three weeks. 

our neglected homework elected to the New Jersey scheduled by this district,;; 

accomplished, 

Shuffleboard Hall of Fame 

We understand, however, and he l« now exhibiting to fee 

that out friends la Florida are Ftorldlans and often Just 

disturbed by rain, so we are why he merits such honors. 

REAL ESTATE 

UPDATE 

JERRY TORRONI 

OPEN LISTING 

QUESTION. 1 undtritifid that with an "open" luting, 

you ean Hit property with many Realtors ana pay pnly 

the one who mis It. Why don't more sellers uit lit 

f 

varying from singles to 

several types of doubles . 

running from November • 

through March. Jack and a 

partner so far ham entered.,. 

Bve tournaments, winning an 

"any doubles" played at 

Howard Park West Palm ' 

Beach Nov. Wand the WUd; 

Doubles Tournament played ' 

Nov. 1MB at Boyntor, BMch. 

Jack will migrate to St.,",, 

Petersburg, Fla. where hetI , 

will stfly with Hww Stwibii 

former Ocean City member,. 

now residing there. They as a „•, j 

team will defend their tn>F8«B0 81 

|iM,BMtoi1W.000.C«ll 

Joi. 

uplex, north «ni, J 

btdrooms, 1 bath ••eh, 

Cloie to beaetT, Nleely 

maintained property 

With good Income. Call 

for inspieflon, Olfd 

afil70,0W. 

T

10 -^ SECTION TWO 

RE. For Sale 

RE. For Sale 

A N U C M N ! 

For Ocean City and Surrounding Areas 

I 

IS NOW OPEN IN OCEAN CITY 

Helping owners save thousands in listing commissions! 

We help you sell your own home and charge you less. 

it's the easy way to sell your property and save. 

For further information contact 399-8300 or stop by 

our new office at... 

301 3rd Street, Ocean City 

* OCEAN CITY • 

Four 1 btdroom units. 2 floors, gas hot water heat. 

S22O,0OO.H«ip=Us=5tl! Realtors. 399-B300 

Three units, two 3 b*drooma. one 2 bedroom. Priced right, 

$139,500 

«Help-U-Sell Reltors, 3WI300 

Hotel, beachblock, 36 rooms, 23 baths. Looking for right 

operator. Exctlltnt financing to qualified buyer. Double 

lot, 

Help-U-Sell Realtors, 399-8300 

attention buyers 

fret wtekly lists of properties by owner with addresses 

and prices. Call today. HelpUSell 

Relators, 399-8300 

ROHKUT L. SHARP, Healtor 

•J7IHI Asbury A\c fTl .ViiM West Ave 

I 

Quality • Classic elegance 

art tht words to 

describe this 4 bedroom, 

2 bath condominium 

with brick fireplace, a 

55x100 ft, lot and facing 

the ocean at the corner: 

of 5«h I. Artury 

Avenue, 

Punlsttlc Id Moor unit. Thrt* 

twlroorrn, 1 bsthj, qunl »tr«l. Onl/ 

.I' 1 ' 

N«W C»IHtrl 

raam with UMIWIUI «IHMM VH*» 

WM'tMAMMMrfMl AWfiX tMf 

MI. ff, wlMt Htm tm) bKk d*tk>. 

Ctntrti «ir. Jttitu in mmif 

MtfrOMD CmM 

at your doer st»p. Le«at»d at 34th Street and tht Inland .* 

WMerway priets start at »iM,0B0. and weekly rentils ^ 

start at U1$. either way you won't want to miss but on:;the 

fun) ;• 

Roger A, Monroe Realtors 

602 Whelk Drive 

Ocean City, JU. 609-398^000 


OPEN HOUSE 

SATURDAY 4 SUNDAY, 1 to 4 P.M. 

2McDonaWDr1VB,SeawlllB 

. Larw/ Imrnacolatt ranch. Appro*. 3,000 «q, ft, of living 

]' spat*, 4 b#droom»< 2 full bafhi, living room with 

I, ,flr«plact, dining room,' Kltthett with laroe eating aria, 

• (fartilly room wllhddhMKiiitilllho and wood *tov«,'3 

LIJ i 

;*i 

i

• * 

RE. For Sale RE. For Sale RE. Per sale 

OCEAN RHF 

Deluxe f 

MwAhoirae, corner unit, 

ntody to mo* in. Will 

matte OMI, 

LAGOWROHTCOMM 

S Mrmi., large 

living ream, dining worn, 

an all modern unit, fur 

niinings ina appliance* in 

eluded plus boat sl^ 

C«l Today For 

Men Mats 

MclNTYRE REAL 

ESTATE 

653 6000 „ 

\Mom 

MM 

HOW? 

Ftf fneW 

on vacation homti 

el all tyiws, anywhere 

Inttte'U.S.A.'Cell 

tell free 

1^00-523 J460 

ext. fin 

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Met. FMS 

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Pl.n, *M B*n In IIBInMTB B*«1 

MMnn 

ISLAND - *JMa rtilp 

evin (q pw tnhsw* M viluM 1 

Barm ranA. jparirilna upktet, «*i¥l • 

Mine, »M fimnr room, KUWPOI 

FtarMt ream, IH*,«t. Atk for Kim u» pun and 

PRttTv OME BEDROOM 

M>T. — l l 

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two 

annM 

iDttoOM A»T - Emneni- 

mngt tar txng*. Ho pm! mMar*. 

tun IMMMT »o» •» CM »I*U3 W 

OCCAM CITY^S HOBTHEWD - ynwrni 

flaw wa 4f> be^cti MoA. 1 Mifh-, i 

baTtn. tiiafrten. wnhar ^ driai Ml 

miw inctaaaa ctn m B I W i n 

MORA - 1 yt*r Ma CtiagMal. ) 

Mod Ho tun mww! i. Wt baiht. 1 car gang*, «u 

*os 'or htti Avon F*t> Iti MnMoMr no 

An* iMatnanen. 

FURHIXtttD NOftTH END - 1 Wrm •vcvritv. 

teffi. HC«M n«W apt AvaflaMe Jan tl 

il isn mMMt phn urn Wooai now 

rt inc. ft*«n», tman »' won*. Jn EFFICIENCY UNITS AVAILABLE - 

m n mxrl R«il mcludn oai •, tIKtrtf > 

IMH avtllabM Call lor Information. 

VANDLOHOS — Hardly a day wm by 

The RkNmh Agenrv R*an«w »v- 

Uguciti tw a ytarly rwt.l &ui, n 

un. n 

0ep)ttv0 Bur (hvtfttory vrt art both 

lotlng rwnayl Wt will *» rr* rotting. 

> Electing and ntunw nw h«ao*chn 

tell «» no* (rtcaia wim yoor iii1fi>o 

.VVoodi A|)tRIKL. I *AT 

HOME - MM *«*»*•- 

READY TO OO - I Mm 

Mar 1>n0Mi« «* "t**" 

tkriy F*» Ufo OanMfi I 

Ikcwnt. trail m n y 

depoilt and fflmni required lit! lor unol», *»^" . •*Jl 

monthly plui mil. Pieaw r»ly m Sen Mnnen. net* bM«* k «*»« to on*. "— — 

tlnti Ledger. Boi H>. Ot NJ OHM pen tns mtt«M an urn. can »» »m. 

- 

Ntw beautlnrt CoWilal 1 fcdtm.. «vt 

R.E. Wanted 

t. Me ja«l 

WMITtDBUPLEK OR WM.M - 

Me«M«W>.'Ml Jim KMiM*!*. 

FMMLY MMINO tW-WJ! 

H r 

1111, 

UTMep wuM-e -^"LVeDtoy«tiacnincii(itniaCityM 

Why not iwt in luuury w • — 

WlfltW fit i«BW 7 __ aaajmf JfTOf )« nanny winrwvarw •-< •"- 

Cm" COmpleTBly fur S JSldarylar IMJlnatJKis*^ 

nlthM private wtte. t - „ . » t.. W a acMrtanca w . * '. 

* * - 

with retrliej'atwpt •• 

remote contpol wlor 

TV's Irom IM per 

week • including all 

utilities, Avail, immediately, 

AH new 

luxury sie»r, itallBn 

leathei' aofa * chair* 

plus worli'i largMt 

color TV with VMS 

library In the Mbury 

eiub. 

PttranappemttBent 

m, wtiw 

includrt. 

CALL 399-0440 

1357 ABBUBY AVE. 

OrCalBtlOOHBEALn 

SIMIil „ 

OCBAN CITY - 

mwii u*t 

APTI, - 

lrtlW 

Florida R.E. 

i*ia«!s, 

Storage Por Rent 

* iTlVTuRTMtR RlWL^t^Hiat 

itaritrt and O 

•IMUM « ihirtliiit O^r 

wr mm M i i •'S 

IM M ciw M n e«¥ »iK K F*m. It Seen, 

IMM ) Ktnwily MMrtn 

irmvnt i 

BO ma IH» » te 

«til 

copy w thli B[MtiuilMI 

M BUblllhM II 

Ittilsnea In IM 0«Mn Gil* IwttiMl 

l.adsarwriyaniislti» M ta Ih. rmwirtfliMit M 

JOHNJ.HANIIN 

CITYTRBA8UR6H 

Gill alrtr I 

'' M lit.iT.FF IMio 

iH,pn 

City ci 

CITY OF OCEAN CITY 

CAPE MAY COUMTY, HBW JBRSfiV 

RB1OLUTIONHM4W 

A RESOLUTION AUtHORIHNO 

THE EXECUTION OF A 

PRDFUSIONAL tBRVICBS CON 

--"'-" ITH OR DANTE MARINO 

Mn. 

JMI » 

M.MH 

F»fc M 

Tw Fat.It. 

YWU Flb.« 

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Homaavanti in CAPITAL, utttn. 

Public Notice 

THIRIPORI. 

insSiffSai^rtaura*... 

Jamatp Cfawtofd.Iamilfa tor apart*) 

at twalvi till montnt tommanclnt 

January 1, IMI tor an annual cwripan 

•align ol Sin Thsutand Dollar* 

(U.000 001. (Annual cornpanutkm wit 

M,M° M to Dactmbar 11,1W). 

Tttii Contract U awardad without 

public ttlddlng at a pratattloftti tar 

vlcat Contract, purtuant to N J.t.A 

NOTICBOFOICI»ION' J 

OP ZOMINOJ BOAMO 

TO WHOM IT MAY COMCBNM i 

£.... 

4£Jti. 

WT»Wf»W»' 

Mwmwt1wmwii.sii.im. 

r.SKBKW 

tMni)iluiMrU|»Miiili« 

WE««HlrtKlrTW(l«Ht>»ein 

,. •» N JSI AA Sat>n»»l M*al I 

WmonAv.,8ow Point, hu 

b\ October, 

Public Notice 

39B0768 

PT. 

HOttTMBND 1 BBDROOM - Fur 

tloor, 

t 

• 11 rnlnutat to AC, • """'• •* 

Tha Traamraf adviia»Jhat lundti ara 

•vallabla lor maw wrvltM and uld ax 

«pS FUORIDA WATERFRONT - OullTf T^^»S«:~H IT ptAdlturat will ba chargtd In Una Ham 

RESOLVBD by ma city council ol Ina No, 0l«M JIK-SIO conllngatit Upon ul 

city ol ocaan city, Naw Jaraay thai Or. tlclant aponprlatlont bafng pmvldM In 

oantt Marino »,haraby appolnttd to tha IMS parmantnt budoat. 

DiviioMd building alia with pavad tha pwiilon ol City Phyaklan lor aCBRTIPICATION 

OP FUNDI 

Summer Rentals itrMrt curb*, waihar and aawar ptrlvd ftt twalva (II) rndntm Irom JOHNJ MANJBN 

il? WO with auumabla mortgaga ot January 1, IMS thru Dttambw II, IMIi CltYTBtAtURBR 

SB IT RBSOLVBD that Dr Marino". 

SUMMER RENTAL - OM block irom 

Jltl St batch Two bdrm lit llw ant, 3B-3WSSSWS nf IMI 

SSSSSSSS 

I dbla and J llnoia badi cabla, 

withar, leraanrt porcii, v, waionor 

aaaaon No pan Matura partona pnont apt pompano •>••"' ""' ' 

Ml 1M7 *' March «1,l00 call i»l«0 

PENNLYN PLACE - ' bd f HHHP, VILFB^ • I \J 

COUNCIL VICE PKflllDBNT 

Ollarod by Councllwoffian Clunn 

SKondad by Councilman guotilo 

Tha abova raioiuiiw wai duly adoplad 

by _. lha City . Council LII ol w ttw IIW «,,T City w ol Ouan ««•• 

#...., City. Naw uui jarwy ik#«B^ at kt a a mtatlng mullna ot M talil uld 

JaVtwmanca "oi "in >a_amployrnanl Council duty halo 

"V 

MaminatlOM on bahall ot tha City ol 

, ».rd, o«M0«. No pan, M,W» 

J NOTItB OP OBCISION 

Q|> tONINO lOARD 

TOWMOMITMAVCONCMN. 

Public Nollca It haraby glvan to all 

Barton, that a Public Hatrlno wti htld 

SiJtmiary 11, ItM at which haarms 

M loolKitlon tor variant" lor wait 

IUM yard ttlbKk. Inmt yard taHMcK 

an? vtrltnca to altar mm'"-'»•"'« 

tlrwtura on blot* 411 lot . - 

tuwwnatUB OawatAvanua, 

Point. Now Janay wai haard 

uld anellcatlan wai grantad which 

dadlfonTin""and a.'.ilibi. tor in 

tpactlon in tht Municipal BuHdino. 

Building OMica. ot tomart Point, New 

•""** oaorglana MuteWMon 

Stcratary to lha Board 

DATED at ««ittri Point, NJ Thli Ifih 

Day of January, IMI 

111,1T,P.P. UK 

at • miatini ot uld 

on tha Utti day 

" 

ol 

' 

January IMI 

HLTARWATER WNDOMtNtOM 

irauntrvllda lf*l> IpKloul 1W0 «q It, 

1 

ATTiNTioiivACAiOM* - (LBI) 

Rnarvi your plica in trw Mimmir tun 

lUT L«ro« MlKllon 1 proparliM 

ivillibla, CHI C»tfJw.ll ••njw/'jnj 

DollarR*«IE»t«tt,(*W)mum. in 

THINK SUMMER - C.It llST* 

your »m Mimirnr rtntil »uid« «nd 

prtvliw rental propirim without 

litvlftt homi Rtiarv* tarlyl Th* 

/llWWllJH '« 

C _, ,. . _.. OESOLVED that 

IK l Mthl. irAt room, «r«»d any additional non P/aanipW"!" 

Lots For Sale 

%%&. vvssys* =« vs. 

U0.W0 ownar Ilnantiwi Call IM 1W^ 

MYSTIC ISLAND - BulKhtad baauly 

R.E. For Rent -watarlront lot In a«catnnt location on 

d»p walar lagoon M « loo lot 

Faaturlne a brand naw dack (t*M) 

IW.TOO AMI lor Louii at «W at i«o 

RETAIL STORE - e«c.ll.nt location 

.pprM M« M ft. eletlflc •»••'J'» ": 

canturyl1Para

• '( 

b' 1 . 

u — SECTION TWO 

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

ii I thought we were over the hump... 9$ 

Raider boys in season court first: two consecutive loses 

Ataganl (ntsmrfd Oman 

City, MS, in the HIM period 

last weak in Galloway 

TViwTiShip then held on to 

drint the Ratdera, 77-68 And 

Bridgeton, the Cape I 1 * 

defending champton, ranpgd 

past Tom Gahr's team. Ml, 

at the intwmedlate ictodL 

wie two gpim^ tnnrfesil ifis 

6rat time OC has lost two 

straight guaa this season 

•M dropped the Raiders two 

games below, (M) the tournameot-qaalffying 

.§00 that is 

OM of OR team's primary 

goals this seasort. 

Prior to Tuesday night's 

meeting with Holy Spirit, 

Ocean City had aeven games 

remaining txfore the Feb. 2 

ddM They needed to win 

Tbe Ocean City 

BUTCHER SHOP 

& DELICATESSEN 

Swvlno Ocean Ct«v 

y»»r 'Round 

Since ItSt 

DIFFERENT LUNCH 

SPECIAL EVERY DAY 

M.99 

DIAL 399-7680 

• PARTY TRAYS • 

—M0N.-SAT — 

BAT-IN io•mn 1p.m. TAKE-OUT 

North East Comer 

Of 8th & West 

EASY 

PARKINS 

OCEAN CITY 

HOME SAVINGS 

LOAN ASSOCIATION 

1S87 - 1118 

STATEMENT OF CONDITION 

DECEMBER 31,1987 

ASSETS 

Cash on Hand and In Banks., $2,116,482 

U.S. Governments, Agencies and Other 

investment Securities (at Amor I zed Cost) ., .11,631,141 

Loans Receivable: 

Conventional Mortgage Loans 68,299,832 

Construction Loans (Net of LA.P.) f... 1,086,750 

Real Estate Equity Leans, 1,602,777 

Consumer Loans 449,535 

Stock in Federal Home Loan Bank ............... 417,400 

Office Buildings and Equipment 

(Lass Depreciation) 2,217,537 

Other Assets 1,485,910 

Total Assets t*.. $?&407,M4 

LIABILITIES AND RETAINED EARNINGS 

Savings and Demand Account Deposits....... $83,275,517 

Advance Payments by Borrowers for Taxes 136,602 

Accured interest Payable on Deposits...., 26,245 

Other Liabilities.. 221,500, 

Retained Earnings 6,747,500 

Total Liabilities and Retained Earnings $90,407,364 

Capital to Asset Ratlo=7.46% 

OFFICERS 

Irvln Johnson, Jr Chairman of the Board 

Walter 8. Johnson... Vice Chairman of the Board 

Lewli J. Mawson.,. President 

Dennis J, Pietrzyk.. Vice President & Controller 

James Yensel •......; .Vice President 

Sylva A, Bertink Assistant Vice President k 

Secretary 

Walter Jenningg, Assistant Vice President & Branch 

Administrator 

Diane Chadwlck,..,. Assistant Treasurer 

Kathy Sharpless,..,..; Assistant Triasur©r 

MargarettaHarman... Assistant Secretary 

Ronald t.Taht(isq1(.. ..../....; Solicitor 

DIRECTORS 

Richard K. Cameron Dr. Edward A, Renqueat 

Roy 1. Darby, Jr. James F, Steefman 

George W, Drake Michael Subotlch 

Arthur T, Ford, Jr, Floyd W.Townsend 

Roy Gillian Phillip Turner 

Irvin Johnson, Jr. Walters. Johnson 

1001 Aibury AveM Ocean City 399*0012 

106 E.RooieveH Blvd., Marmora 3900044 

* î^p J * ( ^ - > J - » ' 1 / * - 

if For Absegwtu, Juniw paid cha mpioitB, The 6-4 center, scored 25 points. ;. 

30 later in the second quarter Sean Laird scored to points, 

but Bittner made two tools making HMO free throws. two quick fouls by McAlllirter. ••ThU !» mytthM yw BjBBt of the pmt by 

and another three-pointer, Ingrum added 18 points and 11 O«hr decided to stay with •eeini thi Dlditrion4ttU Bridpton guard __r 

cutting the margin to 29-25. rebounds while 8ch- bis Junior star and It paid off, duo," said Gahr, "and I can't Johnson, had trouble getting 

Ahsegami got eight straight wartenbach scored IB points McAllister didn't commit hla my that ru mm them." He ^ Rhotai He sMred tHKN 

points, tour by Qreg Ingrum, and snatched II rebounds, the tturd foul unttt the final play wont miss them for long since netting onto two shots in th> 

to make it SMS, Buckets by most Bgalnst the Raiders this of the third period, though he the Raiders go to Bridgeton on arst half and one thtee-pO 

Bob QlUlnder and Blttner in 

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Old /tome is history 

It ttt«e which itood on 

venue In ittmeri Point tor 

100 Vcars. ^t least some of the 

i tret I oW the site may also be 

coming down. 

113073 SAMPLE 

HOAQ AND SONS 

SPRINQPQRT 

Panel named to study Point school expansion 

Preservation awareness 

.•EOINT-A two- seeki to formally reeognlie 

ttf ftQwrve a 100- Shore Road, jetwwn Ooll 

._._ houk tfltt Bay Avenue and Pleasant Avtnue 

Ave., entfttf Thurtitay w« pile and In the bay area, tern 

of. rubble, heltthtcnM George Btrtet to Decatur 

kHftreneis h«w that old Avenue u hlitorlo areas. 

building! will conUnui to wh«t'« needed neit, ac- 

dupptir unl«M Action U cording to local preier- 

taken by the community to vatlonfiti, ii cooperation 

prtierva them. 

i City Council, the 

mmert Point may won |Bo«rd and historical 

hive two diitrtcti on UM •odicldihowtofoUow 

rNational fUgliter of HUtorie up on the ipeCUl lUtui. 

rn,foUowlii«th«ffl 

fUlthflllf Possibilities Include 

Application for th« creation of an hlitorlc cmn- 

dMlgnatlon. et|Met«d loon. It mlsilon, and review of the 

master plan to take historic 

structures into greater 

consideration, 

Formal historic 

designation, according to 

consultants who prepared the 

application, generaWi 

a mmunltjil prestige and 

(labile* property owwri In 

I e district for an Income tax 

credit of o percent for 

r novatloni made far an 

B Bome-proo icuig purpoif i 

Sioemlng part of the 

National Reilster of HUtorio 

Plaoes doesn't force 

Iliursday, January 28,1B88 

on home owneti, 

tettrietWe local 

^ Thompaon, of the 

ware-baied Hlitory 

, said the Show Road 

i U i prime candidate 

tuoh deiunatlon became 

of iu commewlil character 

•ltd the trend towards converting 

homei into 

professional otdoet. 

Evjn Reglaur rtatui muit 

be followed up by city 

leadership If Somer* frolnt U 

Upper Township school budget 

increase tax rate by 3 cents 

By JAMES PITZPATR1CK 

genttael-Ledier Staff 

TOWNSHIP - The Board of 

over last year'i aUoeatlM of 

$).t mUUon, 

„ hitufc to »»Miid W 

_i two rwra here, But wWl*Khool 

• lncmiai atrn't intldpitWi tfato 

l»«tlMcoftitlwU*$l million In 

(hi budget. Th« portion, needed to pay 

off bond UNUM, such a* the new ffl.S 

million K4 idwol approved by voten 

hut September, tort subject to annual 

voter approvaL 

Major contributor* to Inoreasei, a^ 

cording to Board buiuiew iecretary 

Joyce Ooodman, inelud* * so percent 

HM In the cort of Blue Crow and Blue 

Shield bafltflti and taerewi in staff to 

wp# with itaadUy climbing enrollment 

' " ^ predomlnently 

under the state 

creases In state aid. Unoffldal figures 

show assistance may go up at leait H 

million over last year, Goodman aald. 

Preliminary estimates show a S-eent 

Incrajie In thi present ichool tax rate of 

79 cents per $100 of valuation, aha aald. 

Still unknown la whether Upper 

Township Committee will oontlnua It'i 

plan to roll back contributions to the 

ichool tax burden, which until last year 

wai a steady $3.48 million annually, 

The township financed ichool 

assistance via tax revenues collected by 

tin Kato from Atlantic Blaotrlo, and 

wo^rtribirtadtothetownihlpforbelnga 

halt community to the utility*! B,l* 

int townsnip lnfutuiea UM cuta iaft 

yaar, citing forecaiti of reduced 

revenues from tha aUtlon. They w 

pected them to fall ftwit HW ndlon In 

But th« admittedly conservative 

estimates war* wrong/ tJM ti*U 

allocation, eanta In at HT7 mfljlofl/ 

uHnflllmMinml tvuwvWQ wU Wv9m 

Indicated they haven't dUctptd th# 

Inner with auditor Kenneth Moon., 

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Farm preservation plan gains popularity; funding now concern 

By JAMES 

SentiMl-UdgerStaH 

A statewide preservation 

program which will pay 

tarnwrs who forever restrta 

their property to farming has 

caught on so well In the 

Garten State that local officials 

are now wondering how 

rmch state money will be 

made available to Cape May 

At iMrt one UppM 1 Township 

farmer is said to be 

among aevtral in the county 

seriously interested in the 

county ' state farmland 

preservation plan. 

Using a combination of 

funds from a S50 million 1981 

(arm preservation bond issue 

and county money, the plan 

pays for development rights. 

The state would pay up to 80 

percent of the cost. 

County officials say the 

state Agriculture Development 

Committee is due today 

to review a map prepared by 

'M-'L±J_ 

county planners outlining 

roughly 8,700 eligible MM in 

the Jersey Cape 

Once^the map Is approved, 

ON county Agriculture Board 

can begin processing »ppUrattm 

of Interested farmers, 

negotiating the dollar 

property value as farmland 

and the value of the land tf It 

mere developed 

The question now is "hew 

(funds are) going to be 

distributed and can we apply 

for additional funding?" said 

Jack Sayre, chairman of Hie 

county Agriculture Board, 

It's unclear, he continued, if 

tie money win be distributed 

evenly, or whether a lew 

counties, such as Burlington, 

which have aggressive 

acquisition programs, will 

ran away with most of the 

funds. 

"In some counties the 

municipalities are dipping In 

to the county coffers to take a 

big bite (at the costs) 

UP 

TO 

ttMuelves," Sayre said. 

Re .confirmed Mat Don 

Apphgate, executive director 

of the state-Agricultural 

Committee, met with county 

agriculture officials Ms week 

to discuss the program. 

Despite the competition for 

money, Sayre a Lower 

Township farmer, said, 

"Tfcise we good signs" adding 

he believes the county 

will have tone applications 

submitted before they run wit 

"Notttfng there seared me," 

hi said. 

According to Dave 

Rutherford of the County 

Planning Board, two or three 

comity farmers with upwards 

of 200 acres have expressed 

interest in the plan. 

•Strong interest" has been 

expressed by farmers in 

Lower «al 

nnnemra 

to reveal more details to 

landowners who are considering 

the program hat 

hnv^rt yet ftewied* 

He noted, too, that the 

program came too late for 

sane funs. 

For example, along Route 9 

In Memo and Marmora, a 

"potential conflict between 

uses" where noises and 

smells of farms meet 

developed areas have made 

preservation measure* In 

those awtknn taqmrttnL 

Other places have been 

excluded from the nap 

because their proximity to 

sewer lines iiifMis development 

Is probably Imlnnnlnent, 

High pressure sales pitches again hit 

Although City Council last 

year made dear its feelings 

on high pressure sales tactics 

by some of the island's real 

estate fjrms, the practice 

apparently continues. 

Salesmen are becoming 

obnoxious In their door-todoor 

or telephone 

solicitations, Mayor Roy 

Gillian told Council recently. 

Pressure on residents to sell 

out Is unfair, especially to 

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Panel named 

to study school 

expansion in 

Somers Point 

SOMERS POWT - A Umember 

committee of 

residents, PTA members, 

business people and school 

officials has been named by 

tte Board of Education to 

Mttdy whether the district 

needs more classrooms In the 

face of rising student 

enrollment. 

Also, the Board has 

ntbortad U.000 worn of 

consultant services to aid the 

committee in their investigation 

of enrollment, 

applicable laws and the 

dstrtct's ability to finance 

additional classrooms. 

Enrollment has been Increasing 

steadily since 1MB, 

so much so that the district 

added a kindergarten class 

hit year and another first 

grade dan this year. According 

to Superintendent 

William Treehler, projections 

indicate an additional second 

grade class will be needed at 

M Dawts Avenue School 

next year. 

"(»*•) the last available 

classroom we have In the 

school district at this tune," 

Bald Troehler in a recent 

written statement 

SchoolaRe children are on 

the increase here, he said, 

because tot residential 

development, the emergence 

d grandchildren of the baby 

bom generation and home 

sales by people without 

schoolage children to parents 

with youngsters. 

Currently, some students 

imendittont 

Th» Unitml L«lo»r lirlvii tor 

iceuricy ina compi«i«n«i» in 

•purling, tno llht thai wtirl w 

iinilMMtt O! ttel M hrtuglM !m 

nMllMi* to iht •dltor'% •ll.nllwi 

or Hllins IMMli. Dllltrencn « 

«lnM iMuM te tMntiM M Ul' 

•nHIM enter. 

Uta March tt. An 

in The Sentinel-Ledger 

misstated the deadline 

because a 1888 amendment to 

the state statute regulating 

elections was overlooked. 

A front page caption last 

week Indicated that student 

journalists from Mainland 

Regional and Ocean Qty high 

schools put their newspapers 

together at the schools; actually 

they assemble their 

pages at The Sentinel-Ledger 

where te papers are printed, 

weather 

Sunday today; hlghi tt-iS. 

Mr and gradually warming 

through Sunday, with temperaturei 

10-S0 Friday, 1140 

Saturday and IMS Sunday - 

NATIONAL WEATHER 

SERVICE. 

SUPERIOR 

have to be bused across town 

away from neighborhood 

* *oolstoequalire l l i class l shes. h 

Committee members Include 

Eric masberg, Karen 

DetAttrenttB, Ed Eckersen, 

Unda Frtedland, John bet, 

Usser Undenbaum, Sem 

PWlips.JohnK.Reinoehl.Jr., 

Mindy Silk, Stephen R 

Sylvester and Troehler. 

The committee te chaired 

hyElUabethWasikowskl. 

aty CouncU has been Invited 

to have a representnUve 

on the committee but so tw no 

one has been named. 

The state Board of Public 

Utilities last week approved a 

hflte In water rates which vrUl 

increase te average annual 

water bill here to |1». It's 

now 9126. Average sewer bills 

of 116 are expected to dimb to 

IMS under the approved hike. 

The averages are according 

to estimates by the New 

Jersey American Water 

Company, which taught the 

Increases last year. 

Clothing drive ^w^-*^ 

mm Hurst; left, hands over a bundle of clothing to itth Street car wash 

operator John Flood, who recently gave free car washes in exchange for 

bundles of winter apparel. Flood now has piles and plies of clothing to 

give to the Atlantic City Rescue Mission. 

sewer rate OK'd 

That signifies a 6.5 percent 

rate increase In water 

charges; M.S percent KM In 

•ewer rates, 

Ocean City residents 

packed City Hall Council 

chambers soon after the 

request to protest te Increase. 

Several said their 

water bills far exceeded te 

company's calculated 

"avtrait" MIL 

According te company 

ofttdala, the water service 

rate Increase U due to Increased 

operating and labor 

expenses as well is capital 

construction costs. 

The Ocean City sewer 

service Increase Is primarily 

rented to the Increase In the 

utility's costs for treatment 

services by the Cape May 

County Municipal Utilities 

Authority, company officials 

add. 

Subotich scholarship is launched 

A scholarship fund named 

for former Ocean aty schools 

superintendent Michael 

Subotich will begin With the 

proceeds from his retirement 

dinner last Friday in Somers 

Point, 

Over 200 school and city 

oKldala attended te affair at 

Mac's Restaurant. 

_ SuboUch was also honored 

Arrested for 

purse snatching 

Police «r Sunday nabbed 

the man titty think snatched 

the punt of a resident of the 

senior citizen complex in the 

(00 block of Wett Avenue, 

Around ? p.m. a man 

grabbed the puna from the 

shopping cart belonging to 

Betty Esposlto, 69, who was 

loading her ear Just outside 

the complex. 

The suspect, Charles 

Graham. 29, of the 400 block of 

enrol Shuto 

hrotetnlonat Qmomt? 

1345 West Ave, 

with several awards and gifts 

and was greeted with news 

that his portrait has been 

commissioned, and will be 

displayed in the school 

library. 

Resolutions honoring him 

OHM from City Council and 

the county Board of Chosen 

Freeholders, and letters 

West Avenue, was pitted up 

by police about a block away 

from te incident, said police. 

Graham was in Cape May 

County Jail in lieu of 10 

percent of »7,W0 bail, police 

said Tuesday. 

contained about »M In cash 

and |1N worth of valuables, 

wasn't recovered, police said. 

HESALTYDOG 

For their comtort and care. 

don't torpt your pit 

grooming thliwlnteri 

"T.l.e. ALWAYS" 

399-7491 

OPEN FEB. 1 

• CCOIIO MONDAVI* 

Ocean City, N.J. 

wishing bin well were 

received from Rep. B1U 

Hughes and state Commissioner 

of Education Saul 

Cooperman. 

"My whole Ufa baa haw 

good? 1 laid Subctteh wn> 

mlng up his tenure in te 

Hyrtem, "What mow can any 

man ask In life." 

Subotich began at Ocean 

Qty Junior-Senior High 

School In ISM as a teacher, 

football coach and a student 

council sponsor. He became a 

principal In 1964 and 

wperintmdant rim. For 

the past year, Subotich has 

been retained as consultant to 

Dr. Anthony Scalio, his 

successor as superintendent 

of the Ocean City system. 

Sewer charges tar Ocean 

City customers include 

general operating atpenttt 

end the costs for deUvering 

sewage to the MU A treatment 

plant 

Ntw Jersey-American 

Water Company la a subsidiary 

of the American 

Water Works Company, inc., 

the nation's largest investorowned 

water system. The 

company serves more ten 

4S.000 customer accounts In 

Atlantic and Cape May 

counties. 

Its multiple system 

operation provides potable 

water services te residents of 

Abneon, Llnwood, Nor* 

Meld, PleasantvlUe, Somera 

Point, Ocean aty. and part of 

Egg Harbor, Galloway, 

Middle and Upper Townships. 

Arrested following 

burglary, theft 

SOMERS PONT - PoUce «. Balrd, at taut report, was 

arrested two aMil «A two 1W W* la AHrtte Oom^ 

JovtnUea recently to en- Mtti Hen ol 10 pewert of 

•-... ^*^ , — m^gn ^^ while Herringbn 

Porttac fMo»taB from • 

de«ler*hlp to Wert AUanUc 

Gty, wtd with burglary and 

NtnUnet store on 

Route I here. 

Man BtM, 18, of the 

Somera Point VUUgt 

its, Mnk accused 

of taking part hi u early 

morning burglary and theft at 

receiving a stolen ear 

sometime earlier, and at- 

; to steal a car from a 

«tt released on summon*. 

Local •nftoritles say, twft 

men are expected to face 

charges te Egg Harbor 

Township. 

Police said Bated and a 16year-old 

male, whose name la 

being wlthheW im to m age, 

took »O4 worth otdRftrettes, 

dbpen and other goods (ran 

tbs Cumberland FMTM store 

Jan. 18 

ffct? wwt reported to 

poUcel;«8.m. after B neighbor 

spotted a suspicious 

vehicle parked behind te 

rent attempt to he* Hit *ore«> Jefferson Avenue and 

a mate subject walking from 

Police aay Balrd has bean 

charged with burgtary, theft, 

receiving stolen property m 

tow outer vehicle burgtarin 

at TLC Automotive Repair's 

Marks Road holding lot 

John T, Herrlngton, 18, of 

Crestview Drive here, U 

charged win conspiracy In 

the case of the stolen Trans- 

Am, He was arrested at his 

home by Det (tar Gray te 

afternoon of Jan.». 

Bomb threat 

empties home 

OCEAN VIEW - Patients 

at the Lutheran Home, Route 

B tart, were evacuated 

yesterday •fternoon after a 

repotted bomb threat 

State Police, Upper 

Township Rescue Squad 

personnel, and area 

Btef^hters were called to the 

•eeno, Details weren't 

available at preastime. 

SON FOR PIPERS ( 

One area family wtlcomef 

anewatrlvalatttieBunktU 

Tomlln Memortal Hoepltalt 

Shawn and Deborah (Verbano) 

Piper of Marmora, a 

son, Dec, SO. 

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When Det Gray and Sgt 

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they arrested a 17-yearold 

female, found Inside the 

Mm \m Trans-Am. The 

two malts fled on foot, 

The 16-year-oM wig apprehended 

at the Somers 

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theft. Iht female te accused 

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Police yesterday wtrt 

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with dark hair and »; 

muscular build, who' 

robbed the SuperPreShi 

Jan. 14, This compostt. 

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THE SENTINEL'LEDOER, OCEAN CITY, N.J. 

Eichenberger, Burnell making home in Seaville 

Pamela Althea Etchenberger 

of Palermo and 

Pugene Gregory BumeD of 

Seaville were united tn 

marriage Nov. 21 In the 

Trinity United Methodist 

Church In Marmora. 

' The Revs. J.D. Overcash 

aid Francis J. Gramlgna of 

St Joseph's Church, Sea Isle 

dty, ottlclated during the 3 

o'clock double ring ceremony. 

; Soloist Angel Griffin, acttompanied 

by organist 

Alberts Seto, offered selections 

including, Sunrise 

•Sunset, You'll Ntver Wolfe 

'Mont, the Wedding Song, and 

V» Lord's Prayer, 

TTie bride is the daughter of 

Mr. and Mrs. Walter 

Elchenberger of Palermo, 

the groom Is the son of Mr. 

•and Mrs. Eugene BurneU of 

-Marlton and Sea Isle City. 

» Given In marriage by her 

father, the blrde wore a satin 

Ivory gown with a high neck, 

lace trim on the neck, wrists, 

and bottom of the gown. The 

own was accented with seed 

pearls on me bodice, -neck, 

and sleeves. A lace veil 

trimmed with Ivory ribbon 

and pearls was atjached to an 

ivory colored sflk| headpiece. 

The bride carried an 

arrangement of suk pink and 

Ivory roses, turn and baby's 

bnath. 

Maid of honor was Patricia 

BSehenberger of Marmora, 

slater of the bride. 

Bridesmaids were Kathryn 

Eichenberger of'Palermo and 

Sharon Morrow of Ml. Laurel. 

Flowergirls were JUUan Steeb 

of Somers Point and 

Jacqueline Saltner of 

Mttlton, 

brother of the groom, served 

as bat man. Assisting as 

ushers were Jack Grdlnich of 

Maritai and Greogy Grdinlch 

of Delran, both cousins of the 

groom. 

The bride's attendants wore 

a frost rose satin tea length 

gown with a train In the back. 

OCEAN CITY DISCOUNT 

1309 West Avenue 

3911229 

OPEN ALL YEAR 

Mon. to Sat. 7 A.M.? P.M.; Sunday 7 A.M.4 P.M. 

LOTTERY 

Cigarettes 

$1.35 pk, $11,78 cm. 

_ $12.08100 ctn. 

Newspapers, Magazines. Cards, Soda & Candy 

"Play Our Losers Game" 

"Why Piy Mghtr Prteti hr CtnvmtonH** 

Winter Shoei, Bagi & Booti 

Lltettrlde • Nifuriliwr 

' Jiifnln • Oia Maine Tretiiri 

Daisy • Hush Puppies 

GINNVS 

PLACE 

(Formerly Campbell's Shoe*) 

Bl3 Anbury Avenue, 

All Winter Merchandise 

SileM, Skirti, Panfiultl 

Sweaters, Blouses, Bristol 

Petlte»,MHMl, Hall Slies 

Stubbs' 

DRESSSHOPPE 

741 Asbury Avenue 

. Spin 101 

50% OFF 

FALL AND WINTER 

MERCHANDISE 

SPRING MENSWEAR 

ARRIVING DAILY 

HARBOR COVI* 

yi wore silk flower 

headpieces and carried sflk 

Bowers in baskets. 

The flowergirls wore hory 

satin tea length dresses 

coveted with lace, and ivory 

ash and bow. They won 

silkflower headpieces and 

carried sift flower baskets 

thpt matched the 

bridesmaids 

The mother of the bride 

wore a rosei and silver tea 

length dress with an orchid 

corsage. The groom's mother 

chow a light pink satin tea 

length dress with an orchid 

corsage. 

A wedding reception was 

held at the Ocean View 

Firehouse. The couple an 

residing In Seaville after 

returning from a honeymoon 

in the British Virgin Islands. 

The bride la a graduate of 

Ocean City High School and 

Trenton State College, She in a 

business teacher at Absegaml 

High School in Absecon. The 

groom Is a graduate of 

Luiape Regional High School 

in Mt, Laurel and York 

College, He is self-employed. 

FarreU and Williams 

plan September wedding 

Constance S. Parrell of 

Southampton, Pa. announces 

the engagement of her 

daughter, Karen of Ocean 

City to Brian Jeffrey 

Williams, ion of Mr. and Mrs, 

Robert Brown Williams of 

Surf City. Miss FarreU Is also 

the daughter of William A. 

FarreU Jr. of Wantngton, Pa. 

The bride to be Is formerly 

jf iwianH pi, she (n a 

graduate of Council Rock 

High School in Newtown, Pa. 

and Cedar Crest College, 

Allentown, Pa, She la a night 

attendant for TransWorid 

Airline (TWA). 

200 S. Shore Rd., Marmora 

Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Burnell 

THURSDAY, JANUARY 

Bethas, Zulker 

to wed in December 

Mb «« Ocean 

the engagement « 

of Mr. and Mr* 

A. Znlker Sr. of 

Marmora, 

The bride 

graduate of Ocean City 

School end employed by B if 

Department Store. 

Mr. Zulker Is also 

School and employed by 

AUon Homes Construction. 

A December 1968 wedding is 

planned 

Schoelkopf to address civic association 

The Garden'! Civic 

Association will hold Iti 

midwinter meeting 8 

Friday, Jan. M In 

Flanders Hotel featuring 

guest speaker Bob 

Is director of the 

Marine Mammal Stranding 

Center In Briganttne and will 

present a tilde show and 

speak on ocean pollution. AS 

member! are welcome. 

George GUmour U chairing 

the meeting. 

Sikora and Wigglesworth are wed 

Mr. Williams, a graduate of 

Bait Stroudsberg University, 

is the food and beverage 

manager of The Days Inn In 

Absecon. 

Ellis, Breckenridge 

Margaret Mary Sftora and 

Thomas Paul Wlgglesworth of 

Somers Point wen united in 

marriage Oct 10 In Church o* 

the Resurrection, Marmora. 

The Rev. Herman Burger 

officiated during the 1 o'clock 

honor. Bridesmaids were 

Mrs. Robert Stank of Ab> 

secon, the groom's sister, 

Debbie Dicky of Wenonah, 

Jennifer Cheruka of Absecon, 

the groom's niece, and Ann 

Rea of Collingiwood. 

plan summer wedding 

double ring ceremony. Drew 

Damon was organist 

Rex B. Davis Jr. of 

WUUamstown was the best 

Mr. and Mm. Richard C. to.wnploysd by Dr. Hannah 

mils of Marmora announce 

id, DM In Lin- 

the engagement of their wood. 

daughter, Pamela Sue and Mr. Breckenridge Is a 

Andrew P. Breckenridge, „,_,„.. rat P«toft« of. . George 

of Dr. and Mrs. Robert „ WMhtaitoii .. , _ _ , . 

g of Cherry HUl Washington, D.C. and li 

and Ocean City. 

School Diitrlct. 

Miss EUis attended Lyndon A summer wedding ii 

State College In Vermont and planned. 

STEDEM'S BEAUTY SALON 

The bridge Is the daughter 

of Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. 

Sikora Jr. of Audubsn, TM 

groom Is the son of Mr. and 

Mrs. Thomas P. 

Wlgglesworth Sr. of Somers 

Given in marriage by tar 

fatter, the bride wore a 

chiffon over taffeta gown 

appUqued with Alencon lace, 

pearli and sequins. Her 

matching headpiece held the 

cathedral length veil and 

man. Assisting as ushers were 

Tommy Decky of Wenonah, 

Robert Stasuk of Aosecon, the 

groom*! brother-in-law, 

JosephSlkora of Mt Ephram, 

the bride's brother, Tom 

McGlone of Columbia, Md., 

and Qlen Nichols of 

WUllflmstown. 

Tiffany Champion of 

Tuckahoe, the groom's 

cousin, wu flower girL 

Tot bride's attendants won 

tact over taffeta tea length 

Complete 

Beauty Servicei 

blusher. She carried a 

cascade bouquet of Ivory 

phalaenopsls, yellow 

dresses In a rainbow of colors 

featuring short front and 

longer back hemline. They 

Open Year'Round 

sweetheart roses, and sonle 

rages on a rosary and prayer 

won autumn color baby's 

breath in their hair and 

IBiOAtburyAvt, 

50% OFF 

MIL & WMTIR 

MIRCHANDISI 

Calforappt. 

399-1675 

book. 

Mrs. Michael Doyle of 

Oaklyn was the matron of 

carried cascades of assorted 

flowers trimmed with gold 

ribbon and ivory lace 

streamers. 

The mother of the bride 

won a turquoise gown 

and yellow roses conage. The 

groom's mother chose a 

peach color gown and cream 

cymbldlum corsage. 

Following the reception at 

Omar** Restaurant In Mays 

Landing, the couple left for a 

honeymoon In Jamaica. They 

are making their borne In 

Somers Point, 

The bride Is a graduate of 

Audubon High School and 

Camden County College with 

an associate In applied 

science degree In food 

Cross run on Wheels group 

will sponsor a four day, three 

night, tour of Washington, 

D.C. Sept. 1MIH.,The tour 

Includes Mt Vernon cruise, 

the White House, Capitol, 

FINAL 

CLEARANCE SALE 

Entire Stock Of 

NOW 

of Iceland 

50% OFF 

Coats • Jackets • Pant Coats 

puiiov#rs« Poncho's 

t 

> I % Cardigans 

t» COAT RACK 

Its Asbury Ave. 7312 ventnorAve.iW Mew Jersey Av. MiLandlsAve. 

Ocean City Ventnor Absocon Vineland 

399-7520 823-5774 441-51M 1 69*5S03 

SOVSATIONAL 

The Ultimate lit Window'Designs 

C7fto/»wi4 

Mr, and Mrs, Thomas 

Wlgglesworth Jr. 

management The groom Is t 

graduate of Mainland 

Regional High School. Both 

are employed at Caesars 

Casino In Atlantic City. 

WASHINGTON TRIP SET FOR SEPTEMBER 

Cape May County Red Senate gallery, Arlington 

to announce tfiat fu. U now tntjugut. 

lit tfts gt.ite.iaL fiiaatlat of taw 

vaith offices at 

$01 $id Jktcl 

commodaUons uv Washington 

and seven meals, double 

occupancy only, Call 39S-1488. 

FRANKLIN J. LORINCZ, D.P.M. 

-FOOT SPECIALIST- 

Podlatrlc Medicine & Surgery 

LASER SURGERY 

• General Poet Care • Diabetic Foot Management 

• Arthritic Disorders • sports Medicine • ingrown Nails » Fungus Jo«nailsf 

• in Off lei or Hospital Surgery • Heol & Arch Pain • K-Ray Diagnosis ' 

•goêallauits, Warts, Bunions* *' ' 

1417CEMTIIALAVE, I HOUSECALLS , 40B08TOMAVE. 

° C aI« CI ?;ii Hoursbyappolntment > Egg Harbor, M.J. 

390-0037 065-0063 

tot chtldr«n 

1 

• 

^change Club tops in state 

iemortSi 

at the moat out. 

••eh year Exchange CMfaa 

compete for recognition and 

HnhikrStnMI-IMM 

: D. Wayne Elliot, left, recently Installed at 

; most excellent high priest of Ocean City chapter 

: No. 46 Royal Arch Masons, Is congratulated by 

: Robert Sheridan, district deputy grand high 

; priest, Grand Royal Arch chapter in New Jersey. 

Floral arrangement 

how-to is presented 

* A demonstration on floral 

arrangements was presented 

by EUie Hughs to members Of 

fee Rotary Ann dub of Ocean 

City during the Jan. 11 

meeting at Mac's Restaurant 

; Three amngements were 

Completed and then chanced 

tff to the members. 

Arden Shaw presided 

during the business meeting 

when • donation was 

authorlted to the Scott | ^ 

CmBrey Fund and Cape May 

Goan& Teen Arts Faittvtl 

The February meeting win 

feature • demonstMtion on 

knitting. 

ITC speech 

Contest Monday here 

The Jersey Cape Chapter of 

fee International Training In 

. Communication Club will hold 

a speech contest 7;S0 pa. 

Monday, Feb. 1 In the inter 

mediate school 

auditorium, 19th Street and 

Bay Avenue. , 

Featured will be several 

dub members, Judged by a 

panel. The winner will 

NEWNAMS ANNOUNCE 

BIRTH OF SON 

Mr. and Mrs. William B. 

'Newnmn of Ocean City announce 

the birth of their flmt 

child, a son Thomas Henry, 

born Dec. 21 In Shore 

Memorial Hospital, Somers 

Point, He weighed seven 

pounds 12 ounces, Maternal 

grandparents are Mr. and 

Mrs. Henry Kryslak of 

Wilmington, Del., Paternal 

grandmother Is Mary Nelson 

of Urna, Pa. 

•V'J 

compete In the rtC Council 

contest to be beW In Atlantic 

Qry at a later date. 

The public Is welcome to 

attend the event The club U 

open to adults interested In 

Improving their communication 

and leadership 

For information about the 

club or contest, contact Stacy 

Murphy 39M283 or Nancy 

Hghter 822-7082. 

Jersey Cape Shun dub will 

nave a show and ten program 

by the members at 8 pm 

Monday, Feb. 1 In the 

Wetlands Institute, Stone 

Harbor Blvd. There wttl htt' 

combination of short lecturei 

and slide show. For Information 

call Roberta 

SMiomi mmt. 

SPECIAL! 

ALL REPAIRS I 

$29.95 

•cthtty conslfertd »iW to 

Ttm EsdangB ttotm of 

Ootan aty tod Mttoctim 

nen ncognma tar^tntir 

tfotia In mambennip, (tat 

local dab rtMlvIng the 

ditrict tnedtbenhm growth 

bwMf tor On hkgntftt per> 

cratoge of pe* membwt 

g I , , 

Tto Oce»n City dab ate 

Acetftd the Benjamin Van 

Dauen Meuartal pUque for 

having the bat Imagi In 

Eiehinge and the Morton 

Wlnheld Memorial U 

beU for havin 

wtth the b«t 

to •ddltton, Ocean aty took 

second pl««> for the monthly 

bulletin and third ptace tor 

ovwul •ttendance. 

Imtdwltate part praUent 

lip K«tt, thanked the 

T11E SENTINEL LEDGER. OCEAN CITY, N J, 

I . pheMtvtMlerttiisn 

Jim Oorc6ran, left, congratulates Edward 

MacClane Oii his Btate position with AARP, Cor 

coran will now take over as president of the loctT 

chapter. 

Attends leadership conference 

Staying young is topic 

It* Friendly $ 

Introduced by ttetrw 

Pete's Uol^ 

Wtterttat RQUI Ymgit. 

Church icctiiUy ttm » Htak' tttt tSm dewribeft-how 

entitted All your>rts don't 

www o«t «a the some time, 

Plays for kids set 

Country ShOM Women's 

Qnb annodnced its arintua 

production of l 

ehlMrw *riH be 

Satunlay Mirehandllln 

the Upper Township 

EJemtntiry SchooL 

The chlldren'j plays we tn 

of several tond-raUlng 

tmlecb the club hokh during 

the year to benefit local 

Hsniday and Sat 

Young Wr* chaturomen tot 

Qfeattnoty l C h r i t T t 

Tot« project. Daring Uui 

hottdaysmembert and local 

ImriiMMMl Oootted new toy* 

and games I6t needy chOdttn 

toUpwtwS: 

(Country Shore *otnen'» 

Oab It a member tit *he ti J. 

Slate Federation of Women'* 

Qnbs and General Federation 

of Women's Ctubk. 

Training set for 

intervention volunteers 

Eichsjige Club." 

Training classes for new 

According to IUts, "Being 

contact volunteers win begin 

the be* In the itito took the 

7:30 pan. Wednesday, Feb. s 

chapter, parttdprted in 

•cttve Involvement of |fag 

let coveted at Shore Memorial Hospital, 

national leadership 

i..,.;. v ,'- '- > ' 

Cape May counties. Over 2,000 

calls a month are answered 

by volunteers. 

For^more4nformaUott can 

etfrttU In Atlantic County or 

SMS5J in Cape May Codftty. 

Contact Is a United Way 

Agency. 

tbtnnrahltTif 

afferent *irjf«j . 

in b*»rt tn44(tit. 

Son* TO intai* 

a«rt«s < skitLud «Hkt 

U* 

U IDC 

Ives. Some «MM ad«$ 

Mtuition. «| {heir early Htm 

*hkhcoulo:i»peAlW*dby 

me * experience' hot today'k 

ynAgtterft, Ottei-deacAtd* 

ambitions to becooe afntett, 

dancers, ctacna performetti 1 

now they succeeded or failed, 

ahd whit] lewora^ watt 

learned Iran the •tpeilence. 

The teaaob ttaght, tald 

Ylnfist, U that If you panne 

yourbetri'sderiretjandortng 

joytoomerVatthtaametim*. 

the rest otyottr body wm WH> 

oat long before your hearts 

Following * brown bag 

tuncheoh and dewtrt 

l d by < Doris 

n,;lce,Pe« V l a t 

JoeHudsoiicandttetadil'ibiK 

taainttt meeting wbm It wM 

i n n d Qeotgt DlctHch 

t The Flaftder's 

Thomas jewelers i 

FRAME 

Now Through February i9 

Most! 

Frames 

I 1 

Coter Aerials of OceatkXJity,\V* 

IN STOCK-SALfi PRtCEU?'% 

iMxSOÔ * 12JC1B$10 ,'AV/; 

SENIOR STUDIO 


Closed Wed. & Sat. 

--Ocean City? 

39WH80' 

NOW IN 

PROGRESS! 

Save On Indoor & Outdoor 

Carpeting 

In stock 

Vinyl Sheet Goods and More! 

SINCE 1944 

FIDOR COVERING 

• Call 399-3343 

PILLPOPPIMG- 

NEW NATIONAL PASTIME 

It is hard to believe that according to recent 

reporW, about half the public swaUowi some 

type of pill every 24 hours. This cotnparM to the 

ono in three who said they had read a magazine 

or one In 20 who participated In an active «port. 

There Is much danger In indiscriminate Uklng 

of medication tnd we at pharmactots are Very 

much aware of the problems, We caution and 

urge people to consult their .family physiclah 

when they are ill. Self medication In other than | 

very simple circumstances can cauls more 

hartti than good. . r,.. .•.:'. 

YOU OB YOpR DOCTOR C^N PHoilE US 

when you need a delivery. We will deliver promptly 

without extra charge. A great many people 

rely on us for their hfeafth. needs, We welcome 

requests for delivery service and charge accounts. 

' ....•.!•:" 

.-A Convenient -, 

VourPflcKagss )f

I ! 

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Si 

•PAGE 8 — SECTION ONE THE SENTINEL-LBDOER, OCEAN CITY, N,J, 

TltUBSDAY, JANUARY U, Mtt 

jDevelopment runoff into creek not a pollution threat, says state 

¥ SOMfiRS POINT A state 

: anironmentel offictai said 

; Monday • proposal to divert 

;; storm water runoff into 

PMwng Creek isn't a major 

•pollution concern. Three 

Nhmdred petitioners oppose a 

V- plan to pipe storm water from 

;. fee Sonera Point Plaza Into 

•the Pateoni. 

•S. "I don't think we should be 

'real concerned about this 

jtaame most of th« nmoff 

•:(wtll) be retained on site 

• snywmy," aid Michael Hoch- 

•m«n, environmental 

•specialist lor the state 

.•Department of En- 

vironmental 

It was the topic of a half 

hour DEP hearing in City Hall 

Council Chambers. A permit 

from DEP's CAFRA, (Coastal 

Area FaeiUtieg Review Act) is 

being sought to double the rin 

oT the Somers Point Shopping 

ttnter to nearly 250,000 

ûare feet 

The plan, by co-developers 

Judy Brahin and Jamesway 

Corp., gained preliminary 

Planning Board approval last 

month. 

Project neighbor Martha 

June Becker and her attorney 

John Scott Abbott have 

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Fast and Reliable 

Business and Personal Returns 

Estimated Taxes, Financial Planning 

Eight yean experience 

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Evenings 

Can Leonard Young 

308-2927 WmHendi 

Atlantic 

646-6616 

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iroubi.d. aiRnuti or 

CONTACT ritpanll is 

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Ini w.y. HUP It .Iwiyi 

thtrt, ti elm* •• Hit 

ttlipham. 

Our ttid emir 

• 

nni*, . ,irtm i aaruj 

Malt 

Ken Ke and •(nhslltnl st It ( 

lonMtntf jyprtMtnit. 

C.ll tnrilmt, l ity i or nigh 

,m*5%z 

Stockton College 

juried exhibit 

planned for Mfirch 

Stockton Stat* CoUege Art 

Gallery will hold a juried 

exhibition of paintings and 

drawings by Southern New 

Jersey Artists, March MS, 

Artists from Atlantic and 

Owe May counties are invited 

to submit slides. Entry forms 

are available by calling 662- 

4N§ and can be picked up at 

various local arts 

organizations in these 

ounttM. Deadline (or slide 

entries is Feb. 12. 

iUMj 

Locks, director of Marian 

Locks Gallery, Philadelphia, 

Michael Bidak, corporate art 

coordinator, Johnson and 

Johnson Headquarters, New 

Brunswltik, and Liane 

Sehneeman, gallery director, 

Stockton State CoUege. 

For information call 

Stockton College, office of 

arts and humanities, Pomona, 

6524606. 

Federal State 

B* PMPA 

$15 N.J.TBX Preparation 

$20 Basic 1040A Short Form (1 sheet only) 

$25 Federal 1040 4 Itemized Deductions 

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U.kC, Craft, ine.) 

3900094 

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REAL ESTATE 

UPDATE 

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BE CAUTIOUS WITH DEEDS 

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always handled the femlly'i real citato tranuictioni to 

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Robert H. Adams 

CsrUf led Public Accountant 

ANNOUNCES 

HIS DEPARTUra AS A PAETN1E 

IN ADAMS, SWARTZ & CO, CPA'S 

AND 

THB OPINING OF HIS 

ACCOUNTING AND TAX PRACTICE 

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Ocean City, N..I. 

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PAGE 8 - SECTION ONE THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N.J, JANUARY IM»»' 

obituaries 

Dr. Thomas Kerr, 78; noted 

in rowing, sports medicine 

PHILADELPHIA Pa. - Thomas Kerr Jr., M D. HSM of 

O««iiaty, died Jan. Mat his home in the ML Airy section 

Hewas7« 

Dr. Kerr was on the $m of Preshyteriwi Hospital and 

&t h yl Sy h yl 

f M t i d 

A pioneer Hi the fteW of sporta fatdMnt, hi was team 

ptyridao and school surgeon for Dmri University, Hi also 

ma active in Industrial medicine In the greater Philadelphia 

ai«a and was e member of numerous medical associations 

Botn In Ireland, be was a graduate of Syracuse University 

and OoHege of Medidne. He was a surgeon In the Army 

Medical Corps, with the rank of captain. 

A national and Canadian champion rower for Me Perm 

Athletic Club, be rowed In file in Olympic* In the four-oar 

ahelL finishing fourth. Later, asacrew coach, hi introduced 

the tport to Drexel University in UN and directed the 

program until 1968. The Kerr Cup, collegiate division rowing 

championship regatta, was established In his honor. 

He was a life member of the national association of 

Amateur Oarsmen, the U.S. Rowing Society, and was an 

Olympic official during the 1968 and 75 games. 

A member of the Springfield Presbyterian Church, 

FlourtDwn, Pa, he served as an elder and on various church 

committees. 

Active In many organteatlons, be received the Syracuse 

University Alumni Service Award In 1964. the Lettennan of 

Distinction Award In 1174, was past president of the 

Charles T, Murphy, DP.M. 

Comprehensive Foot Care 

requires a Specialist 

• Reconstructive Pool Surgery 

• General & Diabetic Foot Care 

• Children's Foot Problems 

• Sports Related Injuries 

• Arthritis & Related Disorders 

• House Calls • 

Evening & Saturday Appts. Available 

Central Park East 

222 New Road, Building 5, Suite a 

(Across from I.lnwood Convalescent Center) 

Unwood, N.J. 609 653-2066 

Philadelphia Tract and Field OfpeUa Association, chairman 

of the Camping pg and Properties p of the te HMVU MtVUa 

Cil Council of f Boy B Scouts St of f America, Ai was •warded the SBvtr 

Beam Award in 1974, UUman Award in 1873 (outstanding 

contribution to Philadelphia rowing), and the Thomu 

Wtfns medal lor Ms contribution to Head of the SchuyMD 

Regatta and Mi lifelong devotion to Philadelphia rowing. 

SBnrtvtag art Mi wife Leh: two sons, Ned of W« Palm 

Beach, Fla. and Dsvtd el Parker, Colo.; one daughter Suan 

Taylor of rtowtown, pa,; three sisters, Sally Km of Omn 

aty. Ellen of Plymouth Meeting, Pa.and AnneofHombwn. 

P». 

Funeral service will be 4 p.m. today (Thursday) In the 

First Preahyteian Church of Springfield, Bethlehem Pfte 

and Mill Road, Flourtowh, Pa. 19031. Arrangemmta are by 

me Craft Funeral Home, Erdetiheim, Pa. 

Memorial contributions may be made to the Thomas Kerr 

Jr Memorial Fund of the First Presbyterian Chnreh of 

Springfield 

Florence McCaughey, 41| 

school teacher 

Florence C. McCaughcy, 41, of Ocean aty died Jan, 21 at 

Shore Memorial Hospital after a long illness, 

Mrs. McCaughey was a teacher at the H. RusseU Swift 

School in Egg Harbor Township for the past 10 yean, She 

was a member of the Boy Scout Committee of Troop No. 8 

and of various church orRanltations at St Peter's United 

Methodist Church, 

Surviving are her husband, Edward H. Jr.; a ion, B, 

Frederick Tinney at home; a daughter, Susan E. at home; 

her mother and stepfather, Blanche C and Richard C. Smith 

of Ocean City; and a sister, Marion H, Crooks of Ocean aty. 

Service was Monday at St. Pete's United Methodist 

Church. Burial was in George Washington Memorial Park, 

Plymouth Meeting, Pa. Arrangements were by the Godfrey 

Funeral Home. 

Memorial contributions may be made to Si Peter's United 

Methodist Church. 

Erna Kadncr, 79 

Ema L. Kadner, 79, of Ocean City died Jan, J54n Shore 

Memorial Hospital, Somers Point 

Mrs. Kadner was a member of toe Friendship dub of 

Ocean aty and a former member of the V.E. dub of Hatbor, 

Pa, 

I PiKM is tent Vtu 

SPINNING WHEEL 

FLOWER SHOP 

OMM mtfn Family Florist 

•MARKVDETTO* 

SSIAttaryAvt. 

PhtOt 398-1187 

HUM SIMMS 

Total Cancer Care 

Close to Home 

Support and Social Services 

Providing A Complete Program For 

Prevention, Diagnosis, Treatment And Support 

Millville Hospiwl's Cancer Program includes guidance by -'. 

experienced^xompassionate professionals to help cancer 

patients and their families accept and idjust to the disease, ^ 

Support gfoupg,and y ana t^. uuwsro'Jiuy 

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 11,1988 < 

Stone Httrifo* 9616 Second Ave., 9i00 to HiOO 

•" 

m 

Public Notice 

NOTICI 

NOTICE IIHERIBV SIVIH IM Kit 

loiu^na DmiUMfl bow ganmtt w 

iBimSMa ma P»nta an mm ntans «t 

Eleanor C O'Rourke, 85, rf Ocean aty dWJ«L»»t the 

home ol her son In Mllmont Park, Pa. a 

Bom In Framlngham Center, Mas*., Ai UvwJ In OGMB 

aty the past 14 y«ara, coining here from Dreiel Hill, Pa. 

Mrs. O'Rourke was a member of Our Ladjr el Good 

Counsel Church, the Altar and Saury Society of the church, 

the Leisure Club, Shore Memorial Hospital Auriliary, and 

Holy Etedeemer Auxiliary In Swatotoa 

Surviving are a son, the Rev. Charles M. O'Rouite Jr. at 

Milmoot Ark, Pa.; • daughter, Regina Trainer d Devon, 

Pa.; a slater, Kathleen Dorsey of Havertown, Pa., and bar. 

Poblic Notice PoMIc Nolle 

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PAGE M — SECTION ONE 

THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEJkN CITY, N J« 

THim51>AY\ JANUARY », 1W8 

Classified ads bring rtsutts BUSt&T tO recycling 

Presents 

TwoforOne s 17.95 

btnes: Include Salad, Bread & Butter. 

Dessert and Cof fee or lea 

• Steak and Baked Potato 

Ribs and Baked Potato 

Roasted Duck Legs (3) 

with Wild Rice 

Stuffed Chicken Allouette 

and more! 

Monday thru Thursday after 5:00 

653-0900 

MARMORA SEAFOOD 

Full Liniol Prttn Seafood 

And CooKod Take-Out 

FREE DELIVERY OF 

FRESH FISH & SEAFOOD 

CALL 390-0842 

THIS WEEK'S SPECIALS 

Jan, 21 

thru Feb. a 

Cooked Take-Out Special 

BROILED FLOUNDER PLATTER 

oral? DAYS 

3Q00842 

5.99 plus tax 

MUSSELS MARINAR A 

•2J9Pkfi 

WAYSIDE VILLAGE 

MARMORA 

ByMARKÔIFER 

Ocean CttyPobtteRwIBwn 

DlT'fet'ttt 

What's that clanking down 

the street? So yon won't be to 

ma/am, it's not a btri 

plane, the Tin Woodsman of 

OB ota fugitive from tt* Pee 

Trash Buster," the enemy of 

liter, champion of recycling 

and friend tt aU those who 

WBOU keep our dty clean, 

T» be mart specific. Trash 

Buster resembles • walking 

garbage can — a clean 

walking garbage can. Hi or 

she (no one knows tte trot 

Identity of TB) sports a bhie 

cape, trash can top for a hat, a 

galvanized body courtesy of 

United States Saul, silver 

pants and • pair of huge 

TB'a mission will be to visit 

schools, march In parades, 

intimidate those who Utter 

and do all in Ma or her power 

to promote the glorious 

mission of recycling. 

Trash Buster will make an 

appearance next week In Tne 

Sentinel-Ledger stashing 

into shopping bags with 

_ .J, Martin E, MoUusk. TV 

b available to clubs and 

organisations and will discuss 

fee city's antllittering and 

recycling campaigns. 

Tl's wardrobe was 

designed and manufactured 

by Rate Brown of tte Ocean 

Qty Art* Orate so the 

character Is A V JANUARY S, 

SKETCHES 

TIIK SKNUNKL LKI>GER, OCEAN CITY, N,J. 

•pera 

mm tat N*w 

Opera National 

unectea oy w ceunm 

Bewrty SIBs, MOM to to 

StoAton State mm ^ 

bndag Ma Oente, yen MM 

«w*ythSng y good It and cabinets 

II h has • pit i «Bfl m> onwrtalto 

patbetk dtmter. ttbtt One 

ptwlotMon valttes, clever 

* gHflHni cottaows and 

lfrchatd 

jgi. 

iw.de a 

II 

PAGE 11 — SKCItON ONE 

E'Sirwi «to^. lad^MaiiMflMWWi,^ 

many 

bi was 

» folk* wtii In atttttdwK* fgg»:? "yjff^R^jg.. 

ntoHMrtbuve super atait; 

a change bf w t to »c* 1 matea wen BBH aevwOpi itewnwArftorolcrophbnw . 

comnHnste tne turgeotung ttwm wort wheithatls done aU whtehww>MlnWblt»n«»»»«| Thew were MMMMI ttm 

loo many Bee to the big piace •eta*Hetrttaar 

them h profusely f l ttar 

ftemtffpw ob tti fttt^* IB 

tenor vtlee U beyond 

open, Itght w«tiBg and awkwajtdangSes 

andpoornatural 

open they pertonned pertone mKBdi and btt MitrtonJc 

acoustics aattptenMBted by 

was Rossini's R i i ' Barber B b r of of aflaittel serve Mm weJL 

mond system* geared to rock 

sitffle, which bat a bH hit Piul Mllkte u old Dr. 

bands are tjplcal of all the 

nnmber, called the Largo at Bartolo and Henry KbchU (» 

casinos which are, after alL 

RKtatum, tarty In the first Don Ba»lUo, Ml 

built to diîay reviews and 

act Just to get yew attention. aemivUlatnoas aldeklck 

jijpMwh act* ntber than 

Rossini was no dumniy.ibe almost stole the ehow with 

nud open. 

aria, beloved of bathroom their respective wlo work and 

That aside, the New York 

baritones, li a mucho to* datte, 

aty Open company has 

dulgenfie In boasting and Berta, the maid, wu tung 

bnggtni and catalogues ntoely by Susan Ntcely. And, 

Figaro's proclivities as rf course, there's the heroine, 

barber, psychiatrist, Roalna, also very nicely 

veterinarian, matchmaker, nortraved to Stella Zamballs, 

If he's your friend, you are blessed consoler of unhappy wives 

and fast buck artist In spite of the bad^ paced 

awards for latartal splendor 

tt establishes hie Ira* mike syndrome and Rosins 

He Is a professional man 

tor I believe to feels that 

portance from the start. This was as arch and devious as 

and thoroughly enjoys his 

clothes are worn to keep one 

supposedly deplete a Btttttd •he has ever been. 

-• ereft and Just happens to be 

.•very, very good at what he fyinduft 

warm or for modesty's sake 

and sedan Figaro who In The revewable set was very 

- certainly not not to be a 

Motatt'i Lt NbBt di Ftgaro attracttvi and made for • 

5 does for a living. The things 

dapper Dan, 

was taken out of circulation very qotek wuvMilon from 

hi does for piopii, which 

jeiiPHN.sii.tiKr, 

tf he Is your friend, you are 

and achieved stuffy exterior to Intertcr format 

remain unknown, far outblessed, 

Indeed, S you need 

respectability. Figaro, 

,;• weigh what be dots In the 

help and you ana to bun, 

however, Is imptenable and 

: pubUc eye. 

What Isn't known, hence not It has been said that to be 

again, you are blawed. He la a 

In mil production arrives 

He was bom in this state fully appreciated, Is theable 

to look back on one's past 

man of strong principles and 

riding on an anachronism (a 

-.over 80 yean ago, Heawesome 

amount of time he with satisfaction li to live 

unwavering faith. 

3Dm century adult tricycle), 

received- his A.B, from a spends helping others. twice. If that be the criteria, 

He U moat active In the life 

which has been outfitted w" 

small New England college He makes weekly trips the 1987 Citlien of the Year 

talood of thU town. 

end his LL.B. from the down Route »In the course of has lived thrice, 

-University of Pennsylvania. Hi professional work and he 

In England, he would be 

He eervei u a director or "Just happens" to drop into • 

culled a barrister, in this 

trustee of several nursing hone where his 

country, an attorney. But the 

organiiatlons, li i member of considerable talents an 

name mat counts the most to 

the Rotary Club (perfect always available — gratia. 

Bob Qarrett - a contributing 

- attendance for over 20 years), 

He Is a bear of a man; one member of tte human nee. 

ll a past president of bath the 

who loves the outdoors and 

r 

Ocean City Arts Center and revels when he has e boat 

If you take a hurried look, 

«tt» Ocean City Htetortcal deck under his feet. 

he reminds you of Hal 

•Museum, Is on the governing 

Holbrook of the movies and 

•r board of too churches, has 

He has served this city and TVt an Impression of nigged 

served Ws country In the U.S. 

this county In nil chosen hOMtty and Integrity shines 

Gout Guard, loves boats and profession and served mem through. 

6 boating. 

well. 

He will never win any 

1 SOUTHEND 

1 

and a well realised ac- 

Delivery To All OtOctsn City 

an umbrella, a barber pole 

High Rates 

1510 Boardwalk • Ocean City, NJ. 08220 • 009-300-8812 

FURNITURE SALE! 

ENTIRE CONTENTS OF HOTEL BEDROOMS 

Including: 

Furniture, Carpet, Drapes, Will Hangings, Lamps, etc. 

Purchases must be of the ENTIRE CONTENTS 

oleach room onlyl 

From $ 300°V Terrific Bargain! 

Call Port-O-Call Hotel 399-8812 

Come visit the 


Southern 

A NAME YOU CAN TRUST 

LOCATED AT... 


Call 822 

AvaJMbte 

Cash Bonus 

Now receive a great rate on your 

choice of certificates plus, for a 

limited time only, you'll receive a 

CASH BONUS, toot 

Only at Collective can you git 

8.25 

8.30 

8.41 

this unbeatable combination. 

Choose from Collsotlve's 12 

month, 15 month or 18 month high 

rote cortlflcatos and receive your 

CASH BONUS. 

12 Month CD 

1S Month CD 

OfitOllVl , 

annual yield 

on • rate of 7.95 

i((B6tlVi 

annual yield 

on • rate of 8.00 

* aff«etiv« 

annual yield 

en • rilt ol 8 

Cash Bonus! 

Cash Bonus! 

18 Month CD 

4 -#%% p 

• I W Cash Bonus! 

Visii oheofour convenient off loos TODA Y, There's a bonus Inltl 

OCEAN CITY NORTH CAPE MAY 

3333W««(Av«. 

MAriMORA 

Illy Srtora A Bn»HwU»t Mi, 

NORTH WILOWOOD 

6 A 

PtOiittlPttuOBhOWtyOiMm . (IftHde Supe?ftMhl 

gOMlM POINT mOORANDE 

FEDERAL M/!NQ$ BANK 

f A oorrtpi»lt llnivelil tttviMi comptny 

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PAGE It — SECTION ONE 

Classified ads bring results 

SUPER BOWk SPECIAL^! 

HOAGIES I 

Italian Roast Beef W B * 

Turtcey Tuna Cheese ; 

for order of Sor more »( ( 

We are equipped to handle any and all 

of your Super Bowl needs. 

Party and Sandwich Trays 

I FREE HOME "The Box on Wheels 

DELIVERY! *° DeWver Yow Meals " 

HOT LUNCH AND OINNiR 

SPECIALS SERVED DAILY 

Banquet Facilities Available 

• Mi (or Credit Carts Accepted • 

QP1N DAILY7a.m,Wip.m. 

OPEN ALL YIAR 

fffc ft CMtrii, OCMn City 

Monday 

thru Friday 

EARLY BIRD SPECIALS 

Prom S P.M. 1 P.M. 

101 8nm M., limn Mri 

SPECIALS 

SUN. FULL COURSE DINNERS 

Open Billy Irom 5 p.m. * Sun. from 4 p.m. 

92T.27S9 927-4360 

FAMOUS SUNDAY BRUNCH! 

Every Sunday through Mother 1 ! Day, 1988 

THE BRUNCH on Sundays at The Flanders. 

Hotel it the ideal place to assemble the entire 

afforded. 

The Flanders' chefs look at THE HHUNCH" 

as a time when they can let their 

imaginations run wild... AND THEY DOI 

With egg dishes, meats, fruits, cheeses 

palate. KUTIILESSLYI 

Served from li A.M. to 2 P.M. 

A dress code Is In effect. 

$12.50 per person not Including tax and gratuity 

RilirvatlaHi are recommended 

(809) 399-1000 

——.THE PLATE ROOM — 

lirvei Luncheon pally, Neon toltso P.M. 

On (hi iairtjwalk'it Elevwih SIMH 

SPECTACULAR! 

8PECIAL8 GOOD THRU FEB. 3rd 

HOAGIE 

THE SENWNEL4.EPG 

TWmsftAYJANUARY Wk IWJ 

Public Works budget hashed out; Airing Friday 

duplex rental fee mentioned:—\ on zoning code 

mouowd to fiiv* Mm on*. It 

& S 7 

fn M*Him« to ttt rtrte:; 

wUlbve more imlform wrtwrti(tai^««* 

through ttt Uland, ami iMetlng minor nbMMoat^- 

decide lower dewittons. 

Tt» proposal would neither 

Halt overall, accordtng to 

dty Planner John aideonse. 

toaty Council which wilt: 

duce the document taj 

"Ifweknewwhittherature to ° 

ftl m mim In boodi. -•¥?• l W tt «*.*««* ^fflo energy, ttl «» 

have ytt to trrive. 

Tfa propowd budget murt 

Feb.6. PuhUchM 

budget won't be ear 

March i. 

-?f£^^^^&^M*Mh^&m'th^^^^^Âi^tfi ' 

UMIMMMWAMH* wtaB« to d«termbe how. 

j^t *fe ; sir- & 

bouM built in the lwt m 

yeatt, the cradu around ^rf 

windowsmddoort and otheiî 

Inch iquare holt in the wall, 1 . 

Mi annual vltfU 

th 

the Lloni International; 

Convention In Taipei, Fi 

rooa lait lummer. j. 

ATLANTIS BUS \\ 

TRIP FOB, !5 t 1 

A bus trip to AtliBti 

Cailno, ipQUoHd by th 

American 

AuediH' 

itttt, Bui IMVM 6MU Si 

u 

B.Wwlfl«»401» 

obi 

I '• 

V, JWWARV SSsWSS 

CASE 

OF 12 

7.08 

ALL VARIETIES 

Hawaiian 

Punch 

•59 

1qU 

oz.cnn 

RID OR TWPIOAk FRUIT 

Punch m 

DOXBEE NEW ENGLAND 

I8IN.APPLECINN.0 

Kellogg's Corn Flake 

Mb.,1 

, otcan i 

PAGE IS 

ShopRitc Coupon 

tr* ! 

ITH COUPON ON RIGHT & YOUR $15 OR MORE PURCHASE 

Sfarn/s CAN CAN '88 

UULC 

Pineapple 

Juice 

ALLVARIF.IIES 

ABSEC0N.M06RAN 

' SOMERSPOWT, 

9-Lives 

Cat Food 

4 99 

Mon.-Sat. 

•tml>11 (k 

Sunday 

a.m. • I p 

ShopRIlt 

IN Oil ill! \\i\\ 1 

Star-Kist Chunk 

Light Tuna 

3 1 

IV*. ,,/ • 

MIIS H 

. Dog Food m 

andarin 

Oranges 

CQ ^LVAHiKCiPrDtOAR 

• 

,| MO M.LVAN..DBLMONTE 

e8 Savarin Coffee IS 1.79 Fruit ilends ' 

•19 Green Beans 3 ;r .89 Pork & Beans . . 4 ^ .99 

.39 Tomato Sauce . 6 ^1.00 ShopRite Sauerkraut 4^. .99 

.99 Pork & Beans .39 Skippy Dog Food . 4^.99 

* * ITALIANimiOBPMLiD,WHOLE _„.. m »* ShoBWli * . m Progresso 

Beans 

OAPDE>JBWE' 

e Peas 

p 

29 HunVsTomatoes 3 ;,M.00 Corned Beef _ , .. * « C&C Seltzer 

1.99 

Dl-M.IC'OIJS 

Center Cut 

Boneless Pork Chops | 

I99 

Boneless Pork Loin Roast.. ib. 2.19 

PERDUE ffleSHTHIQHS OR WHOLE WmjIOHS - » 

ChlckenLegs if ib.89 

Chicken Drumsticks ®.,». .99 

The Appy Place 

lASfY 

Oscar Mayer 

Ute Ham wi!! 

UHAUII'A' 

Perdue Fresh 

ister Drumsticks 

Fresh Beef Oxtails 

69 

Beef Rib Steak ^ 


Yo Farm 

Yogurt 

m 

1.49 Fresh Mushrooms. 

_ _ FHE9H,HIP6» READY 

ib .99 Cherry Tomatoes 

_ ^.^ MliHJHINyi PLUMP 

2.99 Green Peppers.. 

The Dell Place 

sue:! I) 

Herrud 

Bacon 

OfflSSTT!.. .2i99 m< _„ 

SarandoPepwronl «2.99 Cwntry Crook Spread i 1.79 dur Value Franks 

Banquet 

Dinners 

eno's Pizza ,,; 

""•• "fciCftsm .-. 

ShopRite Coupon 

"— 

Kodak Blank 

yidfio Tape 

w h y F'AY M O it! "••• 

Tetley 

r Tea Bags 

479 

I.I.S «l Kl/I A 

Eastern 

Potatoes 

99 

r.UF'tH'I HIM: SM. (Mi's. MCI) W

PACE M — SECTION ONE 

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

Preservation awareness is heightened with razing of old house 

pr«««BH (to Vie- from City Cdtaett. / *rw fw iwn to HM • (taMMs ««t niflitf," 

tot wtttt, tt tttt 

"1 tttrik a change has to be professional planner, to start "I think a lot i.AtLAtitlC LBAOOi 

moved them within one of the 

Braves with a first period pin Daniel R.DeMeo,M.D. 

611 New Road 

of Kevin McDonald at 189, fclbw Amwkan ^hopaîc 

Northfleld,NJ 08225 

Boot and AtAle Society 

(609) 645-7036 

WHBITLINOCOACHBS 

t.TonvOITomo,Vln«l8Hd 

1.tMViN«Hr,Min«IH», «< 

1 Sill darrltoniUuwtrcsp* May W 53-0 

4 tWttwBirMf,AbMOtrtil.., 'M«» 

IDMMMIN^VImilllMt 1WJO0 

IO«T4-I 

II DIAMONft BMOAOIMINt HINOa 

U/ WEOblNQ IANBI 

HKT.&OLBJEWfeLBV 

IlIKO AND OltlllN WATOHIS11H ON 

SMITH JEWELERS, INC. 

RICHAnD0.8MITH,PR0P. 

.Heuci • Tun. • thun. • Pn, 

VQRRBE B, WACOM, 

FAMILY PRACTICE 

200 South Shore Rd. 

Mnrmora, N.J, 00223 

390-7014 

fkLtPHONI 

IH4M4W 

Sat, 102 

WILLIAM H. NICKERSON 

I ; CHIROPRACTOR 

Î-V- '- artrkiurtces the opening of his 

VV" ' i r, n*woffice«t 

difl4 împton Av«nu« 

< I 

•a, 1 

6o«ati City, N.J. 

m 

I- -t. \, 

THE HOUSE 

TOUR 

In Pittsburgh, plans are 

underway to ratter* the 

1170 home of Henry Clay 

prick, the coke and steel 

baron whs teamed up with 

Andrew Car'nagla. 

Historians hope to turn it 

Info a house museum to 

snow how tht very rich 

lived at the turn ol the century. 

House tours are 

always Interesting; they 

give us a peek Into ether 

people's lifestyles, tut If 

you'rt putting your home 

on thi market, what you 

DON'T want art people 

taking "togVs" threuod 

your house |Uit lor diversion. 

You want prospective 

buyers who want the 

feature* and amenities that 

your home offers and who 

ate in a position to buy it. 

put up a "(or sale" sign, 

and you have to opeti the 

dtxjr to anyone, the smart 

way «6 limit tour traffic is 

to l«f a professional qualify 

prospacts for you. We ask 

qu«6tlofi9 first and only 

thin show the property. 

You don't get lookers/ you 

t(ef live prospers, nof 

browwrs bui buyers, Por 

JHermaCkeiina fhat really 

«ell* youf property, Ksf 

wifH,-,, 

ALANE. TASOFF, M.D. 

Fallow of t/i# Amor/can College of Surgeons 

Diseases and Surgery of the lye 

Announces the relocation of his office 

for solo practice to: 

9408VENTNOR AVE. 

MARGATE, N.J. 

Evening Hours 

Fret Parking . 

M§dleir«A«ltfnment 

a Pru Car« Acc«pted 

822-9404 

• APPOtHTMEHTS AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY * 

eatartcf/iniplanis 

Later Surgery 

contact Lames 

Second Opinion 

Tired of being overweight? 

FREE 

WEIGHT LOSS 

SEMINARS. 

This year, keep the New Year's resolution 

you never could before. 

Have tl happier and healthier new you with Optifast, the medically 

supervised program with 12 years of success behind it. 

Call rrtw for dates and times. Space limited ~ 

Belmre Villet Harbor Medical Center 

DiatiiMtietfe Center 14ft Ocean Hewhts Avenue 

8rt*i^fto*J*fWi630 

Bn ^HS^S? 3i 

Pm&VMptHjmW T609)S27-9555 

(6Î)6«*-S52S - ,• , 

Section 2, page! 

Raldrr WU Drip gets the best ot 

WUUeRodriguci In tbel25iHHind division. 

Mathew D. Finkelson, 

D.M.I>.,M.M.Sc. 

Is pleased to announce 

the opening of Us Marmora office 

practice limited to 

ORTHODONTICS 

Adults — Children 

South Shore Plata 

Routes 

Marmora, N.J. 

390-1569 

2400 Ntw Ro*d 

Northfldd.N.J. 

MS-13iS 

STEVEN FENICHEL, M.D. 

Board certified In Dermatology 

Diseases and Surgery of the Skin 

Proudly announce* tht opMtng ot hit off It* 

for solo practice 

THE COURTYARD, SUITE D-4 

707WWttHortiPttB.RL30,AbMCOa,HJ. 

Evtfting Mouri 

if ju , i 

272-1122 

OCEAN CITY 

FAMILY PRACTICE CENTER 

DR. ROBERT A. CORNWELL 

DR. G ARY W. R AAB 

2401 ity Avenue 

Ocean City, N.J. 

Dally, evening and 

Saturday Hours by 

Appointment 

"We specialize in care for 

the entiri family" 

301-1112 

OCEAN CITY 

DENTAL CENTER 

GERALD F.RAABDDS PA 

Diane G. Raab, R.D.H. Scott H. Raab, C.D.T. 

GENERAL S FAMILY DENTISTRY 

FULL SERVICE LAB ON PREMISES 

REPAIRS WHH.E YOU WAIT 

EMERGENCIES ACCEPTED 

399-4841 

600 WEST AVE., OCEAN CITY, N.J. 

SATURDAY AND INSURANCi PLANS 

IViNlNGHOyRS WtLCOMiO 

SIRVINOTHl PUBUCllNjEG W» .. 

E^w.'A.'Renquifist M:D. 

is pleased to announce 

his return to the 

solo practice of 

FAMILY MEDICINE 

We are now accepting 

new patients. 

818 N, Shore Rd, Beelsey's Point, N.J. 

390-06M


opinions 

Of principles 

and principals 

The U,S. Supreme Court Jan, 14 struck a Mow 

to freedom of speech among public school 

students whan, by a M decision, it ruled school 

administrators can censor school newspapers by 

deleting material considered inappropriate. 

Because of its broad implications to severely 

muzzle the opinions and journalistic expression 

of young people, we must agree with the dissenting 

opinion, expressed by Justice William Brennan 

Jr., which refers to the decision as approving 

"brutal censorship" and "thought control 

in the high school." 

Since the primary function of any administrator 

is to keep hit ship on course, any action 

which threatens to rock the boat is 

automatically suspect. It is not unusual, for 

example, for administrators to engage in double 

talk to maintain smooth sailing as usual. 

Now, under Supreme Court license, school administrators 

everywhere have the opportunity to 

find any ripple out of the norm as "inappropriate," 

rendering freedom of speech a 

mockery for young people who are supposed to 

be learning the principles of democracy and good 

citizenship. 

We earnestly call upon school administrators 

within earshot to continue to prudently exercise 

their authority. Similarly, we beseech student 

journalists to practice common sense and decency! 

Locally, the student newspapers of Ocean i 

and Mainland Regional high schools are award* 

winning publications, It is unfortunate that a 

Supreme Court decision has the potential of 

doing more harm than good here. 

Thursday, January 28, 

THfr J-AT& 6PITIOM, 

Don't tax longtime residents inflated rates 

100 percent toll hike on Parkway is unconscionable 

Section 2, page 2 

Oppose nuisance 

to quality of life 

Etitor, Sentinel-Ledger: No 

one knows better than the 

residents of OMU Ctty that 

foe use we make of our land 

ail waterbthe biggest factor 

that determines the quality \ Readers are encouraged to •xpresi tH#f r opinions of) 

The people el Cape May 

County are also distressed 

that few Improvements' have 

been made to the Parkway In 

our county since Its Inception. 

The only Improvements of 

consequence WIN the extra 

m and oH ramps at Exit 4A County) have needed 

and 4B, and the County Board repaving. Our annual plea for 

ofPrtellS fcadVMi!. mm been postponed time 

Editor/ SenttneWiedgef! dfcttibutes blame equitably, 

RagaMUag Richard BennWa I nope that Uie article is 

column list wtek on the lack ^dehrpsad and «pprie|itsd/ 

of cohewtt historic pr*ser- and air it irtU sens,*,* 

UiiiljlH frt sfl list alia sf^M'W* f ni-t ' AssTsHfjtft * fjsf B%*MAVBSS1WBBIIX fAsV ' 

! tor* tnwfr fSS^f^kpM^ TOSH£ 

even get needed safety and 

traffic flow Improvements. 

Why! 

If you receive sex mail... 

Keeping heritage 

requires a change 

Please, governor, do not 

approve this 100 percent toll Editor, Sentinel-Ledger: 1 

Foraix years the 90 mllesof Interchange at the Sea Isle Increase and additional toll am one of those townspeople Mow do you stop these 

roadway (In Cap! MayCtty 

exit (II), the North nkias. 

>who constantly laments the people who claim It la being 

WUdwood exit (6), tad an An Investigation by a non- condomanla fever taking done in the name of progress 

Improved entrance at the partisan body or company ol jitee In our dear Uttle town. when in najlty It to for their 

tile Authority's expenses, Our homes are the original own monetary galnT 

income, salaries, and capital Lake family properties. It At this point, the city 

A classic case of inefficiency yearl ------ 

of requests. 

plans to needed. 

saddens us to see so many of tathers must bt convinced 

Editor, Sentinel-Ledger! U the ipring of 1MI thospending 

aroused the com- 

Wt recently read of the . Thank you for your eon* te homes being torn down — mat a change to wflulred U 

The Citixens to Save ExU 80 Parkway authority received munity. 

astronomical amounts ol sideratlon and hopefully to make way for box-type Ocean City to to retain Its 

money spent to landscape the favorable support. 

apartments or whatever that htritage. 

huaddresied the problems of complaints about Exit JO, Mtor this announcement northern and central parts of Roberta Pattenon Jr. are changing our town'a Xri 

poor planning and wasteful outlets onto Laura the Parkway, In a brigand- 

ao 

the Parkway when we can't 

ExecutiveDirector Image. 

spending by the Garden State Drive. The Parkway sprung like manner, asked for a toll 


Parkway authority. We have into action, with their usual Increase of 100 percent. Not 

made an effort to tnllghten bungling and in the fall of I9tt only has the Parkway 

the public to the serious commissioned a traffic study squandered lt'i own money, it 

breach of trust that the to be done. The study was has the audacity to ask the 

authority has watonly ex- done in the summer of 1986 to public* to' pay for thair 

ploited. 

observe the traffic at the peak wastefulness. 

of the tourist season. It's time for thsdttttfls of 

To date the problem of exit 

Alter the study, a lane was New -:---v--» Jersey to - unite --—»-- against 

with the announcement of 

added to the existing toll plwa the Pây mid demand the 

Increased ton hikes statewide, 

atacostoftMO.OOO.SoonafUr wpport.of I'l local offlclals toll 

lbs problem has become a 

the completion of the lane because, onto through the 

classic example ol the Inef- 

addition - which work ex- support of the local 

ficient managements ol the 

perienced delays and cost,' 

Parkway.. ' 

overruns •


ST. JAMES AME 

fts St. and Haven Av. 

Ocean fflty 

Rev, Beckworth j. Veuhen, 

palter 

SJNDAY 

9:30 a.m. • Church School 

U am. • Morning wonhip 

7;30 p.m • Bvmini iervlo 


CENTRAL 

OF GOD 

Community Center 

18th and Simpson 


Robert Baltic, pastor 

SUNDAY 

Mh3Bi,m.> Worship ierftee 

OCEAN CITY 

BAPTBT 

lOtti Si and Wealey Av. 

Ocean Oty • 

Rev. Donald B. Huritert, 

pastor 

SUNDAY 

iiSO a.m. - Sunday iehool 

10:45 a.m. - Morning 

7:18 - Evening service 

SEAVIEW BAPTIST 

2025 Shore Rd. 

Unwood 

Rev. Lee B Spiteer, pastor 

FAjTtt BAPTIST 

TO S. Share ltd, 

Palermo 

Barry Rice, .pastor 

tm a.m. • Sunday school T 

10;4Sa.m.-Morning«inrf« J " ww 

8 pm - Evening itrviee 

7:30 pm. • Pmyer meeting. 

CALVARY 

BAPTBT 

9th and New York Av. 

Sonera Point 

Rev. Brace MeBride, pastor 

SUNDAY HJNDAY 

9:30 a.m. • Sunday whool 9.45 . Sunday •eteol 

11 «.m. - Morning worship i4 „,„„ - Morning wonhip 

f p,m. • Evening worship 7 p.m. • Worship aervlw 

- — • — 

WEDNESDAY WEDNESDAY 

WEDNESDAY 7 _p.m. • Prayer «nd Mbli 

7 p.m. • Bible Fellowship, study. 

124 Dory Dr, 

MAINLAND ASSEMBLY 

OF GOD 

2115 New Rd. 

Unwood 

Rev. Jerry Sturgeon, pastor 

SUNDAY 

10 a.m. > Sunday school 


CORBDiJCITY BAFl'^1 1 

Maui Street 

OorhlnClty 

RJ, Ilggta, putor 

SUNDAY t , 

9*5 a.m. • Sunday school 


7 P,BL - Evtntaf Mnrfet SHttOH BAPTOT 

ABUNDANT UFE 

CHRISTIAN WORSHIP 

CENTER 

Route 50 

Seaville 

RJV. Pita Wlwli, paitor 

SUNDAY 

10 i,m. • Worihlp Mrvl 

7 p,m. • Evinlng Mrvlca 

THUHSDAY 

7:15 p.m.-Family service 

Baptist 

CHRISTIAN 

SCIENCE 


Christ, Seltnttot 

8th St. ft Asbury Ave, 

Ocean Olfy 


for services; 

iuiwiayiieiMa.m. ieMm 

Sunday iehool lOsM a.m. 

Wednesdays 7:30 p.m. 

Ttitlmtfniai Mitting 

Reading Room Dally 

11 :M a.m. To 2 p.m. 

ALL WELCOME 

7th and Simpson Av. 

Rev. Lafayette Riddlck, 

pastor 

7:30 p m. • RBdwetk prayer 

service 

Catholtt 

ST. AUOUSTWl'S 

Uth St. and Wesley Av. 

MASSES 

Dally - 7 and 8 p.m. 

Saturday • 8 a.m., 4 p.m. 

Sunday • B, 9:15,11 a.m. 

CONFESSIONS 

Weekdays after 8 p.m. Mass 

Saturday I to SiSO p.m. 

SJNDAY 

10 a.m. • Sunday school ST, FRANCES 

11 a.m. • Morning worship cABRINl R.C. , 

_„,_.„ ' MSt and Atlantic Av. 

WEDNESDAY Ocean aty 

7:Ma.m..Wudwtikprayir Migr. Jowph B. Conlon, 

pastor 

SECOND CAPB MAY 

L 

Marmora 

The Rev, Russell H. Bowers 

Jr. minister 

Sunday school 

' worahlp 

TABERNACLE BAPTBT 

Mh St. and Welt Av. 

^v, Michael, Walton, PMtor 

SUNDAY 

10 a.m. 

11 a.m. 

TUESDAY 



111 Withy AVI. (Luray Hotel) OctlB Ctty. H.J 

Rev. Richard Markley 

Interim Paitor 

9:40 A.M. 8UHDAY8CHO0L 

10:00 A.M. M0RHBW8EHVICE 

7:30 P.M. EVEHWfl SERVICE 

7:30 P.M. WEDNESDAY 8EHVICE 

pe Fellowship 

WhH>itthtC«nttr 

MASSES 

iMMilMp 


WeHineiday • 7:30 B.m, f ^ 

S~Zr 

ST S S 

Saturday • 4 and 6:10 p.m. 

Sunday • 8,9:30 and 11 a.m. 

OUR LADY OF GOOD 

COUNSEL 

St and Aflbury Av. 

B a.m., ana 4. p.m. 

tadur-a,MWIwdUt» 

•THK SENTINEM »n»«ft OCEAN CITY, N J. 

•Jr!S' llMM- "**'' Gmk Orthodox 

— — - HOLYTMOTY 

ST. JOSEPH'S R.C. GREEK ORTHODOX 

Mft and Landis Av. MJU Road 

Sea Isle Oty Bargatotown 

M. O'Connor, Re,. D,j, Conatanteloi. 

MASSES 

Daily 7 a.m. and 4;S0 p.m. 

Saturday • 1 »*, S and 7 

p.m, 

Sunday-8,9:30 and 11,a JH. 

ST. JOSEPH'S 

reRd, 

Point 

MASSES 

Daily - 7 and 8 a.m. 


Sunday • 7:45,9,10:30 a.m., 

noon and 5:30 pjn. 


SUNDAY 

9 a.m. • Orthos - Matins 

9:50 a.m. - Devine liturgy 

10:30 am - Sermon 


UNION CHAPEL 

BYTHE-SEA 

56th St and Asbury Av. 

Ocean Oty 


SUNDAY 

FWT CHURCH or emnrr "X*g?-Si* 01 " 1 *"* 

SCIENTIST TO SbOW B* 

Bh St and Asbury Av. Unwood 

Methodist 

m.vmmm 

UNITED MEIHOMST 

8th St and Central Av, 

Ocean Caty 

David M, PUA 

9:16 a.m. • Sunday school -- 

10-30a.m.-Morningservice SUNDAY 

with guest ipeatatr, 111a • Own* •*•*.,,- 

10: SO a.m. • Morning 


SKTHODWr 

0MMlCBy 

SUNDAY 

SUNDAY" ~" 

*•** ••OB* 1 »N. Shore Reed 

" Chureh seW. uarmont 

10:80 am-Church senrtai U ••m. - MonungjwrtiB j,D, OmtmO, paatw 

and Sunday School T p.m. - Eming seryiwi - ^ ^ 

WEDNESDAY MARMORA GOSPEL 9:45 am • 6md»y_idoMl 

7sS0 p.m. - Testimony CHAPEL 

Lyndhurst and WlBtar Av. 

Marmora 

Episcopal SUNDAY 

9:30 a.m. • Worship 

HOLY TRINITY 

11 a.m.-Family Bible hour 

EPISCOPAL 

7 p.m. • Qosptl BMtttng 

8:30 and H ••». - 


METHODIST 

10th St and Simpson Av. 


David M. Finch, pastor 

30th St and Bay Av. 

sra* w. Q^g. ^1^ 

SUNDAY 

9:S0 a.m. • Church school 

11 a.m. • Morning wonhip 

Quaker 

(Qoater) 

Shore Rd., Seavffle 

•rmnWDAY, JANUARY a, 19W 

ADVENTIST 

Roosevelt Blvd. 

and Route 9 

SATURDAY ( 

9:30 a.m. • Worship Service ' 

11 aJn. • Bible study 

FIRST DAY 

(Sunday) 

11 a.m. • Meeting for 

worship. 

SATURDAY Ocean 

'" *~ 

>»v 

5-30 p.m. • Holy EucharlBt R^, Richard Markley, 

.fsmi^T — tattrtm — — partor. 

UNITED ME'IMODIST W 

SEA KLECTTY 

AtixUlary president Marie Bowron presents a 

Kennedy Blvd., and Park Rd. 5ooo Atixillary check president to Wayne mane Whelan Dowruu administrator Vi »cU» pf .. 

WAwd W. NlehoU, partor $5,000 check to Wayne Whelan, administrator pf 

*?m . Hob- Euehartit mmniv 

I i.m. • Ho^JuAarbt t SUNDAY 

BNin " fte Ho^ Ilodeemer Visiting Nurte and Iloihr 


- "hare M. 

n Point 

Roger J Hamilton, 

8 and 10 a.m. 

EucharlBt 

WEDNESDAY 

10:80 a.m.- 

InthechapeL 

Magr.. James J. Zeger*. 

pastor Evangelical Episa 

«••.• 

Holy 

«-»— GRACE CHURCH 

Daily • I and 9 a.m. (FPEC) 

Saturday • 4 and 8:» p.m. Godfrey Funeral Home 

Sunday-8,9:30 and 11 a.m. ggg Central Av. 

OUR uSfWloimm ^ ^ mam ' "*• 

Wobash and Poplar Aw. SUNDAY 

MASSES 


aaditBBun.^yeoamun 

c first and third Sunday 

UMWI CHAPEL BY THE SEA 

iittfttMtindAitunpAviflyi 


Rev. Leon Gibson 


80Hfl SERVICE 10:15 A.M. 

CHURCH 8ERVICE 10:30 A.M. 

Nurury Available 

OCEAN CITY 


and Summ«rBIBI« conference 

iwHiwiiLwr, ; mm\ 

iS« 

SUNDAY,JAN.31,1988 

10:45 A.M. • 7:00 P.M. B«v. DmUd E. Hurtbtrl 

9:30 A.M.- SUNDAY SCHOOL 

»:i9-g:30-«UMOAYMOHTLIVr ' 

< WED, 8:00-7^0 P.M. JH.HBH YOUTH 

' 700PMMDWEB(r1IAVEB8CTV1tt 

11 a.m. • Morning worship 8:30 and 

7:30 p.m. - Evening service wonhip 

WEDNESDAY 

Britt, pastor 

Wonhip MnriM 

Missionary to speak 

9:JO MB. • man *&£ ¥* u. n w—,,..—_- 

9-30 and 11 a,m. - Wonhlp M^L,^ Auembly of Ood 

service tturch, BIS Ntw Rd. 

WESLEY UNITED 

METHODIST 

Home fellowship groups, Rt 610 Petersburg 

TuMdiiy, Wadniiiiy and Rw. Piul W. Vandw lao, 

Thuraday. , pMtor 

REORGANIZFJ) CHURCH SUNDAY 

OF JESUS L.D.8. i'M a.m. - Morning worahlp 

Rte. 9 11 a.m. • Sunday school 

ftugrno (iuit — .*- -* •_• ^^^^^^^ 

tor's Florist) 

SEAVILLE UNITED 

George 1. GrJHlUi, pastor METHODIOT 

Shore Rd. 

Soaville 

Bev. Mark H. Earl 

MARGATE COMMUNTTY SUNDAY 

WOVinteOf * *"- 

Margate 

hr;tMno»I.J«lm 

Riv, DavW A, Fleming 

• 

TUCKAHOE UNITED 

METHODIST - 

SUNDAY Rt49 

9:30 a.m. - Church school Tuckaboe 

9:30 and 11 a.m. • Wonhip Rev. Daniel Hulttt, paitor 

* Lutheran 

0m»ilAv.Û«hlt 

SUNDAY 

10;1B 

9 a.m. 

Aftirtl. . 

C Lynn Naiamura, 

"""" riMHBummin 

SUNDAY • , 3todSt. tndCent«lAv. 

9M a-m. • Omf* *§«* Paul Pattomon 

ll •,«, - SWVIM wito Bow 

Communion. 

MESSIAH UJTHBBAN 

end and Landli Av. 

Sea Iste City 

Henry Ireland, putor 

Sfirat 

,7 

, Jan. 31, at the 

Union % the S«a, 58th 

Street and AeWy Avenue 

âtof,ttiBw,LS0BW. 

Glbion 0? Cape M«y Court 

House will be the fpeaer.^ 

Involved in ..^ _. 

About the BlM Of MlMoUri, 

Uruguay to a small South 

American country with few 

natural resources. The 1 

million, Spanish-speaking 

people of Uruguay are mostly 

of European decent and 68 out 

of every 100 Uruguayans are 

Roman Catholics. 

Prior to missionary appointment, 

the Vergaras 

J - church In Great 

»(J UUUIUCII, main uiu >..-- 

For mm Information caU 

Rumon At W7> 

Club's Chinwc 

b1i^|-rwi»*ZS BBgnnlng at 10:80 a.m., aucti^Feb, 17, 

pnoedtd by a abort long 

mrta rt 10:15 am Sunday 

School for all agM U held at 

9:15 ajn, Nunery care to _ . _ 

provided during the wonHp Qj od .,1 c »«nw 1 PriendaMp 

. ^ ^ gchoo, |BnrlM 0^ «1U tatawj Cbinm 

Morning wonUp PMtorOlhionlj a member fwuonFeD. 17, Cnlnew Ntw 

rf tto Southern New Jemy «". 

g& SSS&A 

SUNDAY 

U a.m. • Church eervloe 

7 pm • Evening servtee 

FIRST PRESBYTERIAN 

The presb/terlan Church/ U.S.A. 

•'• 7th and Wesley Aveitue • , 

. Ralph H. Hlbbm,Th.M. intjrtrrI PWtcr 

31. iias 

rniKViuu ng nwqrrai; am atitfld. , 

«m#dadoctoriUtn»lJaology AMhoufiJi dub membership 

Iran, the Princeton to llmlt^b«catiM of spjee 

I SemUwy of ihe UmlUtion*, there are o few 

fesk ffjiiiiiriti • A.ul.^'ViM.Mii U *W Alflftf 

retDyicnan dmrch. T openings. Anyotie M or older 

He win speak on "Four p P t d j ^ . 

ttiln|i«naU«nd wtse,^ tMied intoretWrjerionsmay caU 

arTprovwbi*) and the Flrtt HekneSmyuTat MMWS.: 

1B 

COMMHITY 

MVHWA 

MKfiii.W. 

JAHUARY31st 

OHESEBVICEO««.Y 

TH£UVW8 H 

On a really cold day, when for dinner? 

the weather has ban below 

«ro for more ten a week, 

some diehard fishermen 

bundle up head ofi to some 

fnwen cove to do a little bit of 

Ice fishing. There they will cut 

a little hole in the Ice, drop In 

a baited book and watt for 

8ome perch to bite- 

Do you think they're craiy? 

Ever had a midwinter pert* 

Try one and end you will see 

why lee fishermen spend thelr 

ume in the cold. 

First thing to keep In mtad 

about ice fishing is the ice. If 

there Isn't enough tee, you will 

fall through, and die, Wait 

until the water has been cold 

enougn long enuuû «j HEW 

soUd. Even on well-froien lee, 

there may be thin spots. 

" rl For Dana Kutl, IBS? will be remembered as the 

; 'year which Included her landing this blue martin 

''while deep-sea fishing off Hawaii's Kona Coast 

this fall. The Ocean City resident, who Is also a 

- ,> commercial-rated pilot, almost landed a marlin 

*3

i 

PAGE t — SECTION TW» 

Against the piayojf wall 

lllflllMMM 

hill tort* 

THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY. S.j, 

THURSDAY. JANHAUY 3S, iMjfc, 

Raiders beat Mainland, lose to Spirit, Middle 

i^ were m down ta*te with 


Joseph J.SIca 


Homes 

Cuitom Building 

926-1233 

Contractors 

Nw It Nf MW 

locittonlnUflwMd 


RIO.BUIUDiRS 



Call 399-8304 

ElfBbUshed 1969 

Slate Licensed 


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Ocean City, N.J. (609)398-9674 

"The Oldest Established Bullaur in Ocean City" 

TARVES.INC. 

Complete Building Servlce» Since 1947 



Call Earl Tarvw 390*1230 

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Dextr l Rtt tired," ad* 

Middle coach Tom P ^ 

ByTOMWUXMMS Tuesday). The Raiders en- tjy scoring with 11 seconds left all night," said Botte, who 

and g McAllteter and BMner, who 

tered Tuesday night's game ta the halt BlvlnfiOCaiSW* fu^sd wtftont £4 farmwl W rebounds. Gtofine scored 10 was attttog bnt a one-game 

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Ocean City defeated rt Cumberland needing to win 

Rob Hlgbee. "He really points before fooling out. aaspension, by hitting career-, 

P 

Mainland for the fourth tear , straight games to "We knew our strengths In played well. And we weren't 

high totals. Farina had M and doable 

ninutes from Mm, Del Ii ct 

Hgwes, W 

straight time last week tat qualify. 

this gam," said OC coach getting the ball Inside, though In the tawtoHoly Spirit, the Johnston 11. 

dta' potato 

losses to Holy Spirit and B they were successful Toro Oahr, "and we were a lot of that was because of fteidera fell behind, tl-8, 

Middle Township put theagainst 

the Oolts,OC will need doing a loed Job exploiting Ocean City's defensive smft ta the second period and Middle Township, last rebounds. Dertsr PMter,ftf 

Raiders up against the wall to defeat eighth-ranked ftem." • 

rever realty itwovered.lt was year's South Jersey Group 

B-7, «8 pound 

in their attempt to qualify for Atlantic City tonight ta the Four times In the third Mainland used three- 

Two champion which has lost 

the Group Three tournament Vfttag gym, A Saturday night quarter the Raider lead went pointers by Mike O'Brien and 

Uuttugli the tlnal only to three of this year's top 

The loss to Holy Spirit, W- (8 o'clock) game against to four points. But a bucket by Jim Bohs to reduce the lead toperiod 

Ocean Oty did make* 12 teams, was staggered early BMDEBS 

5i, was the third straight for Audubon at the Intermediate Mike HoRne and a three-point S7-5S but only 18 seconds nm at the Spartans that made ta the game. The Ratders PHHTHEB5 

Tom Qatar's Raiders. They school follows. The final goal by sophomore Dan repaired The Raiders had Bret-jtar Spirit CM* Ray made 10 of 13 shots in the first 

snapped that streak with the game prior to the deadline b Williams wtm 1:03 left gave maintained their lead down Thoflnpsop sqninn. 

period, including seven for 

5IWS victory over Mainland at home nett Tuesday with the Mustangs their flrtt lead the stretch with something McQwdgleKwedtocutthe seven hy the baseline Wo of 

but dropped a KM! decision to Vlneland. The Raiders since the first period. Jbn that had haunted them most tad to str Huh then made aMcAllister, 

Johnston and Bob 

Middle TownsMp to fall to 4-7 defeated the On earlier and Johnston's scored for the of the year, foul shooting. steel, feeding Farina for a GUlinder. OC had a 31-11 lead 

on the season. 

Vinoland has recently ben Raiders with three seconds Only 55 percent foul- three-point play that reduced after one period. 

A .500 or better record Is 

l left on a pan from Farina shooters over the first 11 the margin to SMO with 3:08 Middle lied the gwne in the 

required to earn a spot in the 

tat gave Ocean City a 4041games, 

they made a of 11 from to play. 

second quarter but a GiUinder MMaM«» 

tournament, including the Ocean City ud Mainland advantage entering the final the line in the final 2:10 of this Holy Spirit used the clock to bucket and a threeiwuiter by 10 Tr«y isaam 

« Kevin v«u 

Raines of Feb. 1 (nest were locked in a traditional period* 

game to tee the win, "We've ft* advantage, maintaining Bltmer gave the Raiders a 28- s» p»«tw Ptnier 

battle last Friday. The game Two bee throws by Dennis worked hud on solving oar possession and keeping the Stead. Then the roof Wl In! 5 W 

IS Ltrry HoliMMy 

was tied at 2,4,6,8,10 and 11 Jones wttt JiSS remaining in problems at the Urn," said ball In the hands of their best The Panthers scored the JOWisrt Collins 

EAmL.SMAW.JR before a Bob McAllister the game moved Mainland Oahr. "I hope this is a sign of foul shooters. Those foul Bnal 11 points of the first half, 

bucket and Joe Farina tree within one point, 4*45, but things to come." 

ehootera only made 5 of ll opening a 34-28 halfttae lead. 

throw helped the Raidera to a McAllister scored, followed McAllister was Ocean shots down the stretch bat In that stretch, 6-1 Junior Tnrw ^sini IrWtlnt: iirhw 1 tw 1, JamtoB \&\, 

15-14 ted after one quarter. by a steal and layup by Scott City's inside force with » the Raiders missed four forward Tracy Saddler scored 

vMcMllUerl.»).W««l«>' 

SWETMETAIWORK The Mustangs, coached Btttner, a bee throw by points and II rebounds. straight shots and turned the four points, grabbed three 

by former Ocean City player McAllister and two from the Farina kept the offense in hall over three times. rebounds and made a steal. 

HUTM 

Sam Botta, tted the game lineby MarkMcGonigle. That Ugh gear with all steals and McAllister and Spirit's Pat Ocean City stayed close 

MM In the second quarter opened a 51-45 lead, the sU assists. 

Prultt, Cape-One's two throughout the third period, 

OWL: 399 2128 but never tad, McAllister game's biggest, with 1:5S Wt Williams scored 16 for leading scorers, both hit trailing 4HS going into the 

broke the second of thoae ties "We didn't Mop McAllister Mainland, Including a pair of season lows with II points. flnal period. A bucket by 

But W Junior Chris Stoll took McAllister made it W47 with 

over with »4 points and 11 hut under five minutes left 

rebounds. Farina and before the Panthers took 

Johnston took up the slack for control again. 

Plan Building & Remodeling 

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Ghost of Elvis here! 

Judy Richards, a sophomore here it 

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the tail Uwe months ihi has had to 

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gudwt, but with nont other than the 

BHB W-fleU...Elvia PTMley. 

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lodter. she hears Elvis betting out some 

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New COMtruetlon, * 

Mrms.. «»• *«•• wt ' » 

^rP-i, SM h»t fc wmt. 

air.tiWiOW, 

; DUPLEX 

AtrdeniCuitomtullt.l 

bdrm*,)» bath M.^P'I 

A etnt, tie, nsios lot. 

^W.WfJ.MIIiHWiS, 

ûth ind, Oeean itdi 

Aibury Avt, Ut II. 1 

ridrm., \ bath, ind II. 3 

lidrmi,, S bithi, Winy 

i«ei«t improvtmtnH. 

i -' 

:',:ui Hn\ Avr 

LAGOON 

WATERFRONTS 

W. (?» Strut, Newtr 3 

bdrm,, I eiw tet ftoor 

unit W/b»tliIp SMS.OOG 

can mm$. 

snua M«rt»r, Complelely 

r*nov*t««l 8 

bdrm», »«i «. ««'• 

w/iara*> botnnp 

%m,m 

Pleasure fewnue. Own 

S bdrm. 1 bith duplM 

w/i e«r B«rtBt. PAodtst 

hiyvltwt.iiSS.SOO. 

Hendymin Sptel«l. « 

bdrmi,, ildibyiWi. 1 

car aaraoe. oaod a«*. 

Boodpottntlal.H*$,«». 

Wesley Avemii. Roomy 

j bdrm. uniti, ! ear 

Btriit, I... 

Gold coast! 

Cdar it«eh. Newly 

rtmodtltd. i bdrmi,, 

each unit, convwltntly 

ioeattd.ii«.w. 

til 

SpielouiiBdrm,,abith 

duplsx. ntar sold co«« 

i,S21»,0M. 

BEACHFRONT 

rutHdM 

view*. Thit» ««!>*• 

prime loettion. Wt«»V 

et off »trMt parking. 

txcelieM »«••»•«• 

CMM. twnsoo. c*« »»• 

ee 

Ashurx 

•tach Bleek (Bt, Primt 

Nerth Una loeatwn. 

«»tB8Mot»#/BHnit«r4 

bdrm. duplM, iRCtlltAt 

development opportunity 

IM5.000. Call »»• 

i. fiaauflful tiaidum Mma, Move in condition, four 

I bedrooms $M VM Mh, I Iraplaei. lovily ilata Hoot, Mm> 

with a view of f hi water and Af l«nf le Cii^ Wtffl, 

* 

MM 

HMM STAY-RO 

BUtLDlNQ CORPORATION «wf«a,ivs 

mm\ ioetHon. thrtt 

unlMtaMlWeorntrlot. 

OoM rMtti poMntlil, 

Now eOAttrucHon, ttoid 

C«att bupltk Condo, 

Tt\r** bdrm»lt i MtM, 

lf*% etnK tlr •sth. 

%\nm tit N,i lt»,QM 

MMn.CtllMt-lttl. 

Duplex Condo, Undtr 

ttnitruetlont wntriliy 

located, Three bdrm., 1 

bath. t/p. cov»r«d 

paHdns M. IIUtHo lit 

n.itmJMiniHI, 

commeftisl location 

Boulh ind. Store and i 

hMttd »pH. lit, rental 

Intomu. ttiiWQ, Asking 

ouanty • eii»te eUgihw 

•tre the *»rdt *° 

thi* bedroom, 

« Jith •> 

Avenui, 

Sinn 

Shore Invntmant only Mapi fa Maeh «. boardwalk. 1BR, 1 

bath* beautifully decorated with w/w carpet thraushaut, 

8p«nd your frai time hart or at a rantal investment I 

•HUM.' 

Beautifully maintained condo, sunken IR w/FP, •af-ln- 

Nit. 1 INi I bathi you mutt IM Iniidt thii unit to appr«clat«l»1HWKll 

Tr«m«ndoui rasenif, 8. r«d«slon of anflra property. (4) 

unlit Include (1) i BR, 1 bath It (I) i BR., 1V» bath, complete 

naw Interior, naw bathi/ naw kit, w/totnpl»te appliance 

paekaoe. (8) taptf ita bldoi, M«,000l 

Premium Aibury "central iuilnau Una" Lotatlonl 

Qi/tr 4,00014, ft. of open street (aval commercial spate I 

(I) year round aptl, oefierate «r,«» income, tramin- 

MulpOMIbllltlHIIMM,aNI 

iMuipe 

THa abMluft but ilfiglafamily Htinie buy in0e«an eityl l 

««,/ j bafh rancher w/lncredlbl« open bay 8. tunsef 

, vitwi, All new kit, w/fop gradi wood eiblntti, new eouniitim 

naw apBllances, H4f,iOoi 

beMI three story brick prbptrtv at buiy 

la your mm 

, Two plus ihrte bedroom apt, plus orocarv «. 

Vafttnef Av«, T 

Seafood Market 

rket. Business including all the tqulp^ 

Weichert 

Realtors 

*:/.- V-••''• 

Valuable Real l»Wte 

Wd fcuilneii Opporhinlty. 

seating »r M 

Buetti, parking Wr U 

eirt, 3 bedroem, S bath 

apartment, only 9 year* 

eld. 

WAYSIDE V1UAOM. NAttMOKA, NJ 

390)000 

CONBO WHtH Al* - 

Wbv» In eondltloB, •«(» 

carpeting. bNUtlWlly 

SSlihed, mi praiie; 

ted rental Inwmt o» 

AWgt»W 

tctVLum mm our OF mm un wit mmtm BEADY UMB 

CAPE MAY CO, BO. 

wmum 

Mm 1 

Wolchert 

idential real estate company in the United States. 

res 

Well maintained Ind floor condo In quiet location. Pully 

furnlihtd, centrally air conditioned, lew condo (HI, Uie 

of pool and elubheuu, oreat rental possibilities. «S,WO, 

aars 

STRSSSS 

SSSWf 

Immaculate, i bedroom, condo In prestigious gardini 

secttnn, Close to stores & beach. »138,0OO. 

Let guaranteed s year rantal Income w/MH annual Inc. 

pay your mm. Ik taxes, Spacious 2 Bdrm, % bath condo. In 

exc. cond. Pull appl. pkfl., parking, security. Spectacular 

bay view. Won't last flt$1!l1,W«. 

A truly classic ocean City home, right In the heart of 

everything, 4 bedroom, 1 bath, Stone fireplace, Id. front 

porch, basement and plenty of charm. A garage apartment 

provide additional income, call today. »1M,000, 

How moth li your houi* worth in today'i mirkett 

In addition to satisfying welllounded curiosity, knowing 

fh« eurunt valUB,of yaur houis *an help you with eitala 

planning/ insurance updating and loin application. 

If you are interested in having a free market analysis of 

your pfoBirty, call WilehBff BMlfori, 

Home ranovaflan belore you Ml) t 

Mew muth li f oo little? 

If you are thinking of renovating before resale, why net 

ask your Wilshert Associate for their knowledgeable advice 

bftfttf# you ifart? thilr iblllfy fft ten In on lust fha 

rigttf amount of renovation necessary to git f he maximum 

selling price could save you a lot of time and money. 

OPEN EVERY DAY 

9 to 9 P.M.

R.B. Per Sale 

11,1. For Sale 

ir NEWLISTWr. • * 

ntnuK T n , i , storefront witrt two/three bedroom »p 

n. MM f araee. *OOO condition-, prime block MK.OOO. 

r. •••< CONOO 

W66.O0 a mentfl can BUY you rhuone BR, Conao, WHY 

THROW YOUR MON1Y aw«y« rent, 145,000 

TRIPLEX , ; 

Central leeatien Lirot lot with garage Make an offer 

Nordic 

REAL ESTATE 

508 Ntotti St. Betwten C M M ami WtMlf Am. 

609 3911515 

Joan Brady broker 

THE VILLAGE 

LINWOODARURWDENTS 

You ore invittd to visit the mo jftlfKsHl «»W model home! Ot 

the vitas VlltaBt oi ot Linwod, Linwood, Say th Jersey Iherei UrS esmmunfty tat 

stlivB olulh over M. 

• 2 bedroom, 2 both mndotnlnlMl 

• fireploce, patios and dedi 

• Dramotit new club houn 

• Sp»dflojlar rsiott-rtylt pool with hWHd ipo 

Private Itnnll Murh 

COASTAL 

REALTY 

330 ATLANTIC AVE QQQ, 

OCFAN CITY, N.J W ? 9 

Nortt} end beseh block 

ConUo, »e«nd or thtW 

floor, thrtt bedroomi, 

one bath. Parkina. •* 

eellent location and 

priced to stll at Wi.OOO, 

One and two bedroom 

tondos, furnished, 

kitchens, parkino. steps 

to beach and boardwalk, 

priced mid 60's to 

$90,000. 

TOE SENTlNEL-LBPOBlt, OCEANCTTV, 

Newly rwmodeltd comtortablt 

cottaot. Three 

bedrooms, t baths With 

expandable attic for 

fourth bedroom. Must 

see to appreciate this 

value at tlJ7S»l^ 

Nice rancher In qultt 

residential aria near 

golf course. New oas 

heat and central air, 

new roof and recently 

painted outside, and 

screened in back porch, 

1132,100. 

WNM 

JBhuory ?(h through January Slit btttw regional ftdvtrHslnB 

begin! In Nbruory. Brand new first floor 

modeli open dally on Certlwl Av«nue In 

condo. Three bedrooms, 

11 baths, oas heit, emtrai 

air, elevator, S ear 

garage, views of lagoon. 

$13?,W0, 

Beach block two family 

Both units hiitid, •* 

cellent Ineomi poten 

tial. 

ALLYOUNiiD 

¥ l i n 

R6RIJY 

GfiLL NOWl '88 RENTAL GUIDES ARE HERE! 

IllifOO 

Ocean City condo. Threo Bdrm., i Baths 1st floor, tie 

alarm, e/A, heat pump. All appliances 

*1y0 

dttan City Trlplw, two units have 4 Mlt 1 tiaift and 

*, third unit Ha« 4 §«„ 1 bafh. Sept, Utll, All 

= 

* i. * • •- •' 

Ocean City Investment property, Store front, I 

bedroom, 1 bath apt, Plus 3 Btt., 1 bath apt, parade. 

0«««n tilfv Sinale r^fhiiy bndtiptm iomtiM, tit* 

Salt 

«*i pini ptnar, uv» m en* W. 

end nM Iht War. EMMM Wnny 

i tmakfHi *M 

MI STkTIOH 

tM ftattmiia. t«Mn OMriten, 

munni apenten, *tt. ami BUB 

»!» chann » own yew «•» pl»n. 

UMH iM IMMast 

eempne w N w 

ite. ewi iar a«*m. AUiina 

NUinwn 

MM 

y 

HBW pmsn. Pew 

f|lB33 Wesley Ave 

*^ 399-5D10 * 

REALTORS 

Rlvltra area. Two 

bedroom CottaBe withs 

aaraoe. Oil heat, on 

Itrot 3M0+ M. tt> lot on 

quiet sfrtet. IBf.OOO. 

Going...Going,.. 

eornir 

fewnheust, featuring 

gas heat and air eendiHetilnB 

*>•!«» S6ld 

fully furnlshtd and has 

exeellant rental history. 

Southern Ocean City. 

Lovaly 3 bedroom air 

conditioned condo inelude* 

poOI. ftlub House, 

gnat views, completely 

furnished, at a fantastic 

price. I9B.S00. 

ban't mlu this unique 

epportunltv In quilt 

Safe Harbflrl Mam#v 

Duplex has superb 

yearly rental history, 

Cathadrai ceilings, gat 

Heat, fulltill baths, built 

on a large lot/ off-street 

parklno and more, Call 

quIcklimOOO 

IklimOOOfli COndO 

or 1143,000 1st 

MMMOldfl 

Attention investors, 

iW-u Asbury, Buy « 

Wh»l« "Duplex 

iH Uoor 

liana! f«nrlcM ts ull it 

•135,000, 

JM-rtM 

Great ind fl. condo. a 

bedrm, 2 baths, 

cathedral ceilings In 

living I* dining area. 

Super location, Priced 

to sell. 1139,900.00, Call 

398 3S34. 

Lovily second fir, condo 

In excellent condition, i 

bedroom, i baths. Com* 

pletely furnished, 

separate utility room, 

rear 8. front deeki, 

o 

o 

G 

O 

O 

o 

"TIU RST>AY, J ANt ARY m, MM 

o 

o 

Cute Victorian single' 

with 'eflflimarclan 

jiossibimios, Asbury:-. 

Avenue locMion, off || O 

sffeflf parklfta, I1«,JM, 

. '*^ v -*''j^V';'X^/^| 

Looking for Real Estate! 

Call nrmMtn Williams 

Realtors at any «f oor 

tfirw leeaMons, "l*ar 

[, -Good O\« 

safTOW — WiwtM 

AMI. 

Ml Kl M MHM 

a.m.. 

R.B. Mr Salt tE, F«r Sate 

v 

l« Windward 

i txjrmv. a car 

«ara«i, 

MGlNTYRi REAL 

ESTATE 

653-8000 

NM AMM'MWMIMIM M 

B^pvnw, Will m flr Rm ^r : •!•« 

mwirtw. on «M M* 

O R I 

I.OM8 UkCN ItUMB - M 

«fl MMMMM Mr MM MM 

Htm«m . t-M 

•QBOH K TIR9 Mr ~T PS| I'""'*' 

INVEST 

W* at JMD, REID have uniquMy devtlopcd, via continued In-iwuw training, 

expertise that Is paramowtt for successful real estate trMsactfonk. We are ex 

ptrti M Real titate TaxaHon, invMtment Real Estate, Prêrtv Management, 

Syndicating and Packaging and Development. We have a separate cMVtyancinQ 

and mortgMing departmint, seasonal and year round rental management 

department, and a real estate merchandising and advertising department 

RESIDENTIAL 

oeiAMeiTY 

ilNOLI HOMt, newly renovated in 

eneelient year round neighborhoBd, 

Three bedrooms, e prudent Invtitmwt, 

tiw.ooo. 

TRIPLEX, fantastic location end in- 

Wm, for letionai or Vt« wwi* »»' 

block to Park PHee beaeh. oreat ep- 

JrSaL Plus upward mobility of m= 

eome.i!S6,0M. 

MAYNIPieiNT HOMB with every 

Syâii.b(.fOr|rf=iou»IMng. 

boatsliP,MOO+iq.ft.oflivlnBiP^.S 

bileonle., 3 bidrooms, m befhs, 

fireplaee and I ear covered parking, 

SiM,W0, 

Ksltlvt cash flow, newly renovat^^ 

reomi/effieienelei, taeh with bath, 

elior TV and iireondltlBnini. IHM80. 

itAEH VliWS, new eonstrucfion, 

luxury duplex, ISM iq. «. «|h unit, 

rjBio- Coast area. First floor liis.OM, 

second floor MJS.OOO. 

eONBe, eneellint loeefion and rintai 

hlifory, 3 bedroami, IV* baths, 1» 

blocks to beaeh, H09.W. ^ 

M, DWYER, RIAL iSTATt 

• DEViLOPMlNT 

TNIS WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS 

•USINII1OPPORTUNITI6S/ 

CQMMIRel AL REAL ESTAT1 

MARMORA 

PRIME OFPIC1 SPACE, belt location 

in Upper Township. Uarse brand ntw» 

private office suite with private tnrtaiv 

ees. 1MB and MM per month. 

OCEAN CITY 

OFPICE PROFESSIONAL SPACE 

Excellent location in. center of town 

with oft street parking. iSW sq. ft,, 

•econd floor location. 110 per sq. ft. 

PLEASANTVILLE 

HARDWARE BUSINESS, high volume 

exceptional business, ttSO.000. 

CAPE MAY COUNTY 

WATERFRONTRKITAURANT/ 

LOUNGE Oh m acres, seats ISO plus • 

4 bedroom owntr's apt. ltto,000 Bross 

lneomefor1fil.iiidue«ittW6t058. • 

LINW000/600 MARieR TWP. 

WAREHOUSE on I aeres in prim* 

•»W!HOio,,f*1ttSSieB&.>*. •"' "" "'••"»' 

WILDWOOD 

BELt, well established buiintu with % 

apts.tmm. 

LINWOOD 

HAIR SALON, excellent opportunlry In 

high visibility, high traffic area. 

iuilnfssoniy.mwoownerfinaneinfl. 

IHVE8TMEMT PROPERTY i RIAL ESTATE TAX tKGtAUIT 

BU8NE8S BROKERAGE 

,«««£''" o««»;oo OOlAHCrtV.H.J.MM., 

%M^m?%>^*< 

- âra«w*| jg^H^ 

fefe ^r Site 


NMfOMIitllUCTIM 

-Oi^ldf snS ^0fvi ftw# r^ndi ttome, Ibaifwdm meg 

stid t^T^pla^ $fi^T the 9re4lt roolft^ fortes! '• D "'?"j 

•inola lattiily lain* with ird 

feffiM» Ml) 

plull I 

w&m M\y 

im&sm 

IMC, BIALf OM* 

SMGei947 

nr S»H 

REAIT 

PACE W - SECItON 1W 

"We're not just Ocean Cfty- We're DfMm Cfty." your 

road to success In Heal Estate. Listing, Sailing and Rath 

tfnobeoto* at MON/HAN REALTY. • 

Contemporary * BR. S 

bath*, Ht n» at ®th •no 

the beach. MawBry 

flrtplaee, gourmet Wt 

ehtn and what a viewl 

Prtvale M.t.L. tulle in 

the rear. Mio,OM tur 

nished. 

C«mmtftial/Pf»htiMHl 

Upper Township Is 

booming I Prime, prime 

location, custom built 

3000 tq. ft. for 

professional offices en 

Route « (Shore Rd.) 

IMxiTflet.oll heat, Lots 

of possibilities, S milts 

fremQ.C,tH*,MD. 

•MAtf 

Lavish * bedroom, ivk 

bath oeeanwnt condo, 

a/e, garate, w\ 

metieulogHy deslBntp 

and wnitrueted. ©I- 

300» 

tooth Km! condo 

Plush »i floor at 4i»tli 

Asbury, % bedrooms, J 

baths, tp, front and rear 

decks, all appliances. 

Fully furnished at only 

1144,900, 

32nd & CIHTRAL AVIMUE 

391-0911 

nPEN EVERY DAY 

FORA 

VACATION 

NOtilf 

Forfreelnformatlon 

on vacation homes 

of all typM, anywhere 

in the U.S.A. call 

tolHret 

00 M3-» 

ext.PMI 

In Pa. Dial 

VMO-aM-liM 

wrt.fffl 

(urnumdl All fhlt 'of 

turn 

OCEAN CITY 398-SOOO COMPUJFHI/ED fWNTAL SrfWICtl 

iMMMMMMIft 

ATMnPWtMMiMI 

But a ptrfeet wmtynliv. 

Tin wDutiiM 

new WNA htmei uMir 

nnStruttfM. Buy MW 

•nd teltct your color* 

for tile, carpet, etc. 

solid eenUfuetiOA, • 

•R, 1 Mttn, BM heat, 

e/c and Mill • vlt*. 

iWMHm 

Hera Is • uniqut opportunity 

to •equirt a lant 

duplex, mnta bayirwit 

lot. ideal money mattr 

GREATE BAY VILLAS 

SALES 

RENTALS 

INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITIES 

CALL TOO A V! 

609-927-1451 

44 Greate Bay Drive 

IfiMfl rtMtt Niji 

CORNWELLS REALTY^ 

OALLUBTODA^ 

FOR A 

MARKET 

ANALYSIS* 

Rancher, plans for a 

duplex available. % 

bedrooms, lWh«» 

40'xiiS' lot. Asking 

IIS,900. 

Duplex, north end, 3 

bedrooms, 1 bath each, 

cioM fo beach, Nicely 

maintained property 

with good Income, Call 

for inspection. Reduced 

toimwo. 

RIAL 

FRENCH 

•>: 

i 1 

on the beacH, 1 and % 

Bedroom Condo units. 

Air conditioned, 

Sreafhaking views. 

Beautiful beach. Must 

8itl 

ile^ 

Joi. 

OPPiRIB ••» 

Lovely cottage on a 

4O'x13O' lot. Beautiful 

cortdlflon. Oas hot water 

haat. Vinyl clad thermal 

windows. Tliree 

bedrooms, i'/» batti*. 

Asking *iw,900. 

ONI ATLANTIC AV 

OCIANCITY.NJ, 

mm

PAGE I« — SECTION TWO 

R,l. Wr Sal* R.B. FV SBIB R.E. PMr Sale 

^ ^ bMirOMn home uree Hviiw room, ammo 

room M ) « WWW, Mil «»• MW. tawdry 

room. overwrM 9«r«0t. Levirtv pat»« •* vartHon «t Blue Wahtr OowWmlhrumi m 

Ocean City. Vmm W»cl«n t awl 3 btdroom water 

front coiMommtum* feahirt gil hett, air cotrtlttMimfl, 

wail to wail c*rpel, •« •ppl(»««*. Hwpiaee, whirlpool 

tubs, and »on d*efc». You e»n «lso WS«y «ht pool Strt 

tennis eeuH and keep yegr »•» rn H» l« dip maHna 

at your door step. Located at 3Wi Street and the Inland 

Waterway pM«» ttart at tW.OOO. tm »weWy wntaH 

start at M7S, lither way yM went want to miss out on 

the fun! 

CALL »6?3« WO 

Roger A. Monroe Realtors 

(802 Whelk Drive 

Ocean City, N. j. SOMW-TOOO 

Modern 3 BR.i I bath 

Duplex, lit (I, hit 3 

bedroom, 5 bath»,Indt!. 

hti I bedrooms (I Ig, 

mit, suite) plus Jbaths 

w/beaulllul sunset 

views. Vary wtlt built 

plus priced right et 

M 

v«ry well mBlntatnta 

ehtltt type home, dlreetly 

aerBii th» street 

from tht bitch, 

Flexible hsmt. could 

use building it i single 

family or M a dupltit. 

lit (loon lunporeh, 

iivlpa., „ warn,, ,w»tt, 

firepiecu, dlnlno room, 

kltchtn and half bath, 

Jnd tl: a bedrooms, 5 

baths and rear perch or 

1 bedroom (main unit) 

with 2nd unit consisting 

of a UH/DR/KIT eomblnatlon 

with one 

bedroom and bath. 

M1ARLY COM- 

PLETED! 

Be mt lint owner plus 

Uier of this ilrit flow, I 

DR., i bath condo 

lotatud directly across 

the street from the 

beach. This condo hai 

everything t fireplace, 

economical gas H/A 

heat and A/t,w/D,DW, 

OD, full outside shower 

•nd Btorage, ptrking 

plus 3 deck*. Priced to 

Mii at 11*1,000, 

Very well maintained, 

three story duplex with 

excellent views of the 

ocean. Upper apartment 

has two levels 

with plenty of room to 

ttreteh out. Ideal for 

owner's use or rental, 

I. LESLIE L A WRENCE 

REALTOR 

609-309-0014 

BIOHTB,OB 

OCIAN COLONY CONDO • WSOCBAN AVENUE • 3»» 

I«M : 

SPLIT-LBVEL DUPLEX 

Unique 2+3 duplex and 13x31 ««mlly room with . 

separata sntrance. L«ro» landscaped eornei 1 lot with J 

I car oarags. A 'MUST SIS' property, call . 

,. . 1 HBî _ 

rt.t hlU Midi mit, 1 mlnuHn n 

o,e. fctMte*, nick teem n Mrkmf, 

MM ptf MM, hMt intuMM. em m- 

R.B. Por lilt 

1TRMIHT 

TALKII 

CALL OH THESE TODAY 

•Supareondo* 

Three bedrm., i baths,; 

near beach, I1lt,m. 

- 'Pour Unit Investment* 

poiitlve'eaih flow possible 

•RttWentlal Lot on Bay Awe,* j 

Overlook* the lagoon 

•south Biecb DupliX' 

on Bay sid© of Central 

•single Nmlly* 

five bdrms., 2VJ baths, \ 

M 

*lln|lePimilyenLigteii* 

Five bdrms.,} baths. 

•Duplex Near Bay* 

i Three bdrms., \Vt biths. j 

{»w 1,000. 

Calll»-MM 

"THESELUMflOFRCE" 

J. MUS80( INC. 

RtlHtfl 

ONI BEDROOM UNPURNIIHIB - 

IM) MMtMn, Use 

MM MII, Mi HHHIMI RHI nhi», 

1 BEPROOM 4»T, - HI Hew IW- 

MM. M S. OMtn. UN »IM. Ml m- 

Nut — > »•»». ssi. iw 

ar'Ni'-NSSMMUntL M 

EFFICIENCY Mf S, I. KOOMt - for I > 

SOSTHIhb m Mot, f-MlC I 1 , 

him •»». MW mallWy pIM UHI. RlMrt 

L. shtm, HMitar, )w»ii «r w»iu*. H 

'NEW ONB B«OROOM *PT». - 

MiHihfi imm«l\»t«iy. WNkly, mw 

My. . Mllrt wtnttr, Cill Wt Sill M 

UIUN. H 

BJSClXYHE HOTEL 

399-1338 

BEORftlAH HOTEL 

1110 CEHTKAL AVE. 

ROOMS • «HtkM. »M. Mi* TV, 

Pirklng,rMrlJ,PV«.baHi, 

CALL 

lltOTII 

Summtr Rentals 

Hi MNNLVN PLACE > 1 Mrm, 

hww. yari. ••I'lH, Ni Ntt, M.tM 

mwlhly.O*i»rM»WMIW. n 

R.I. For RWrt 

MttkUIIMIt - Ik 

MM.MMWI. 

ftMl «W tfl W «««n t*. 

lliS* I'M PiMM- room. Mr 

MMMOk*. »Mt 

Me ©arten state park 

way, bNIBd IWW 

loeellon Wdude* 

ii«nage, i«n- 

HMtMv «v««(iWe, S 

•prlvete OHlw ««»«» 

MWi 8 private elite* 

tulle tW5. •oth with 

R«TMk IttfRfe - hMW 

W I*. K^ MMHc MM, Ml i. 

M 

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CONDO. Steps to beech & boardwalk. This luxury 

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and is beautifully furnished U decorated. 

Must see, asking IttMOO. 

TWO FOR ONB Newer duplex near Gold Coast. Three 

bedrooms, 2 baths each unit, cathedral celling on Jnd 

f I, Excellent rental history. tm,m. 

OOLD COAST Multi-family, six units, Steps to beach. 

Positive cash flow, investment buy of the year. Asking 

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home, & btdroomi, Vh baths, entertain \n the over 

slMd living room, separate dining room and cathedral 

calltftd family room, Saautlfui kitchen. In-ground, low 

rrialnfehaAee twlmmlng pool. Many extras. Must be 

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Great Irtcom*, Asking siosm 

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Realtor 

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Sea isle City, OiUl 

Storage Par Rent 

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Ocean City girls 

Beat Spirit to qualify for tourney; lose to Mainland, Mid* 

Ocean City girls basketball 17-10, doling that stretch and dinch a apct tn the 

before cooling 08. SheSBetaOt 

Onny ntte4 & 

eneb (Jris Lrta needs to ErdMrwuMta factor when Three tournament. And, w ll-point tesd down to fiv* Bnished with 10 points.' points *nd snatched 10 rrS2i^2uiiJ»ii«At«. 

loMg} ter fl^ ftertuB on At At returned. 

because of tte qnaHty of the btfsfi Unit RHI out, 

Junior Michelle GretnwaMt rf&mods fer Holy Spirit tw«B«MgB*]*i||*Wi^ 

floor to be successful She has On Saturday, In « V2-«7 tan tun that defeated them, RoweU led the Raiders with scored 26 and grabbed 11 

two quick guards, s to Middle TowBrtjpt m- 0««n Qty maintained Its No. IS p&ltttii bt^jdpfe EodU^l ML rebounds lor Middle, Her 

r 

tt ranking In the Courier-Post Briber ted 15 points and I? aster, Tracy, bad II points 

MI Mi 1 

and two strong Inside playws ftmthers, senior guard Fum 

Monads while McFariand aid ste assists whik the third 

to* M ! 

(SMMDr 

lup wtrt Louise 

•hot at this Mint In 

There's still time to buy selves under the bucket contributed 10 boards. FUiddy 64S, Charile O'Brien 

contest with Mainland; 

during Mainland's S44B Qarrtty scored 11 points while W2, Kitty HowtrdMS, Evelyn 

win over the Raiders McAllister, who scored eight, Dovies Mi, Anna Mum MS. 

these limited edition 

made 11 assists. 

Friday. 

Wally Jones MO, LUUiin Baltl 

VBt Elsie Beck MO, and Qtn» 

HoalcaBll. 

Commemorative Coins 

High scorer In pinochle on rtMHtar th^mith 

Ihunday, Jan. 11, wu Htltn Center, «th Btmt and 

Ellai wltt IWi Evtlyn Atlantic Avenue, m card 

RJchnrdaMC, BUI Jacob. MJ, 

A GREAT QIFT FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY" 

players are welcomt. 

Kitty Howard MS, Barhm 

McOehean 810, Florence VOLLEYBALL TO 

Wright BOft, John Balti SOS, BENEFIT SUNSHINE 

HoldOnToThePranise. 

and Qtni Roftlcs ttB. Mainland Regional High 

School BtudenU wlU Mt> 

WYOMINQ BRIDQE tlclpate in in ill night 

WINNERS LISTED - wU«yb«ll-*thcn Friday, Feb. 

Eather rurtU with 4,190 M In the gymn>ilum to 

and Bob Nftedhwnmer with \mm% the Cape-Atlantic 

4,170 were wlnnen In thedbapter 

a SuMhlne Poun- 

bridge game Jan. H. Quo* dation for terminally 1U 

are held 7 p.m. Saturday at children. 

the home of Rote Wyner. 

Proceeds benefit thi Ocean 

aty Reicue Squad. For In- CLASSIFIED ADS 

formation call S9MS7B. BRING RESULTS 

Presenting 1987 United States 

Constitution Coins. 

|gpiby,the United States 

.lint in strictly limited edition, 

the Silver silver Dollar uoiiar Proof Front concontains 10,76 0.'" Iroy ounces of pure 

silver, sr, and a the Five Dollar 

Gold 1 Proof Coin contalm 0,24 

ounces of pure gold. 

You can purchase the Silver 

Dollar either individual! 

paired With the OoL d Com . In 

a distinctive two-coin Inset. ft Yoiu 

can also obtain the ' nt 

Proof Set featuring tH 

dollar, quarter, , dime, , nickel 

and one cent coin of the Constitution 

Bicentennial year, 

We'll even give you an extra dayl 

Stop In before February 29th 

Purchase Your Limited Editions Today At: 

OCEAN CITY 

HOME SAVINGS 

LOAN 

1001 Aibiity A 

and 1 

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1887-1988.:' * y 

n City * f.',' 399-0012 

NOTICE TO THE MEMBEBS OF 

Garden's Civic Association 

yin>-WINTEE MEETING 

Friday, Jan, 29th - 8 P.M. 

Flanders Hotel 

llth St. and The Boardwalk 

SPEAKER: 

BobSchoelkopfofthe 

MARINE MAMMAL STRANDING 

CENTER IN BRIGANTINE 

presenting a slide presentation of 

"OCEAN POUJTION" 

Millions of 

Americans have 

Diabetes. 

And many of those people have questions, 

But few hove the right answers. 

(^ those questlonsanswered. Ask 

.yourdortofakwtattflvatecotisuhatlon,' v , 

• with Shore Memorial Hospital's, / , J •

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