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Hurry,. .while
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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
The Sentinel-Ledger
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•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
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SIMM M.49 1:10 7:08 7:23 30% OFF
Jifu« It4ft 1:MB:15
8:22
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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
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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
^argM 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.
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