Sep 1992 - On-Line Newspaper Archives of Ocean City

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. SEA ELHCTTY —About 650 police
officers front throughout the region
came Monday to honor Michael Gulliftanc,
cm* of .their own who died trying
to save a fife.
CullJnhnc Was overcome by ^aic?
when he went into an excavation to
try to save a Worker passed oat there
Isle to die tn the line of duty.
. Family and. friends packed St.
Joseph's Roman Catholic Church iat
44th Street here, and a large crowd
' gathered outside Ihc church.
. A latge sectioa of'the downtown
.Wflp/Wocked to traffic during the
, funeral, and* tiwrrc wa* no parkin g- in
t mud* Of thecTtyfrotft la-m. to 2 p-m.
Monday. . . j •' . . ,
Nutncrcttu motor vcrddo* had to be
toWed' from LandU Avenue in the
we« hours at the mofAlng Monday.
Sovenfl tx^vy ,^ruci» 'were used after
authorities were unable, by knocking
.on doors, to locate owner* to move
thc^vchitlcjliri order to make way for
the* funeral prpessfiion ytcr/ that
.'morning. •" , / . / • " •
f Pbilco car* /lir»e'fek**enUry school to ..
fcijeupinorccbssroocns."- -. . *' /
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s^r^tr^sr^: -i Boards & teachers irir.
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AND MORE
CROSSVf'CnD r _ v AT
c3JTOARIE^S• ~' "AQ,BA
S P CHTS
Beach builder dredge.
. Locaftcn noMr —' 1>* CO.T.-^C-
rc.ii. acrg trw rt.{. part o< a
^t-^r^f^iu state conuact
irf'.T/xtoo of Bcxfi Ft>od and
*»ct*: 'Avea.*c« rcrtr. vo Scacirt
next — &y ntx!
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jp antw mt*r WILLIAM U
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*.-.•. no< certain •> v *y-
-to peg* ASi
.'Surfers/bathers at odds.
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Sewerrepair ^
needed quickly
S«A. BLB OTY -r No
sewage was spilled wheri a
sarutary sower, pipe broke
at 55th Street *nd Central
Avenue thia week, though
officials held an emergency
meeting yesterday to
address the problem. .
Though as of' yesterday
afternoon aewcre in the area
wcte still functioning, dty'
officials said the problem
had to be addressed before
the crowds expected for
Labor Day weekend arrived
in town or else there.could.,
be serious problems.
At the meeting,' the dty
Board of Commissioners
were expected to pass three
resolutions, the first to
declare the,emergency, the
second to dispense with the
usual advertisement for
bids, and the third to award
a contract to Sprague -con-'
stxucnon for the work....
The damage was spotted
when part of,the street in
that area caved in slight!
there was also sewage bubbling
up>lnto man holes.
..Residents from 5Sth
Street to 66th-street could
be effected by the work.
Comic Books
Baseball Cards
' (Other Sports & Non-Sports. Tool)
Coins •Stamps
•All This And More At. . .
IFAcHDOMBEdCOLLFDTiBtES
Shore &aH -Black Horse Pike
"Only 15 Minute*From OpdinCiiy
Egg Harbor Twp.
L (609)645-1031
-•/• . Same Location Par 17 Years
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4 "Your Collectibles Stpre At
The Jejiey Shore"! .
Cotolnj^Labor pay - B&cball Card
Show Feafcurtng: Bpbby Thomson '
' Growing T-o Serve
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GRACE PERIOD EXTENDED
tax bills finally out
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"in inxyix' ta.
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for more dtedging d^oured at Q
I'- area news Contact awarded •'•Goyerripr-views beach r
cents, county tatf at 37.2
bills .. this . wock, and
cents and
extended the grac© period
for paying without Interest
. charges until Sept 30.
. But if payment 1B not
by "'
: OCEAN CITY — After • Because of budget 'delay*" po« tax .— which is 60.2 under Whfch people
the longest delay anyone at thc*taW level, which In cents per 5100 assessed pay an estimated, wu,.
eanrcincmber, tbe city ram delayed the approval value, the school tax 435 either mate up.
mailed iiu\'third-quartertax. of local budgets, thetax rate
Jail When the actual bill was
-'••'•'" • •• wb siiuclc jLstcr than e^er.
open space tax at sent or h^vo any extra
Tax bills lire usually, out by T.l ccrtts. .••••.••.'•':. applied to their next quar-
early summer^
Last year's total tax rate. ters payment;
The cujjront »te; Is S1.42 was$1.35 per $100 assessed
per $f00 assessed value, so value,- wilh rates of 55.2 .According to
30, Interest • that a h'ouso asaessco
the"
David L
library B
board with a certificate) of apprddailcn Jor ftTs'10 years
ofmorftoriCMJS sorvtco. Making ths'jarcsontalion is Margaret
S. Sharp, fcurrorit board president, • , .
1 State §AT scores
show Increases
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TRNPON — '
the
at cents fqr the dty taxes. 42 dtyrcceived
ifrv^ed-from^SlOOiOtX^wottid' pay St.,420.' -eeww • feom-«dWQl-awid-36.7rdue
date of Thilt rate in up from SI.35 cents fromIftccpunly, ' which . was callocf very sucjjjji
. ' .. The approval was so late, ceasful.
1 tax ratc.is the in fact, the state allowed
with state " sum of rates from three tax-' - murttdpalitie* to- collect vol- • _ •
. ing bodies,- the local pur- untnry early tax
: New Jersey's overage Scholastic Aptitude
Test scores have shown increases, according to th« Coif.
'. legc Board The average vcrtwd score of New Jersey students
rose three point* (frojtt 417 lp 420), and the average
•math fc3ttrero»uwoj>tifa^from469 *o471>> Abt
Bill Barlow
September tides Classical music to be history Sept. 15
OCEAN CTT* — disci- she said; -" • •. ,'• ' ' .
Str«Mt A«wbrVJoo. For GaatCn] aftei, tubtrac; i2
mkxrtpt fcom m h»oh tfdo aod 21 m.nu»r from kmH*. kmHO*. For S S»« Ut« Ciy City
b**or*om. tdbttua O rrtmmo* h hm hffih f txJ« and d 30 3 m)nui«« from f llow
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employees havo jlrcidy BLxkUip *wili'bc.njnxyvod
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received od-.e'r offer;, and, frrcn ^thc- nnrthem ho.li of the
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"they an:,.'walking pljch>;/ •aiky.. and the rccos*truction ,
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K« *i*MM WO »Q* ittMUB sign-up Sept 1,4-15 form fjjew jOraC"V
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J OCEAN CFTY — Thethe
Music Pier, -yesterday
Army Corps of Engineers morning,. Sliwoski and a
yesterday signed a $13.9representative
from Bean
million contract with Bean signed the r contract. Also
Dnrfglhg of Louisiana for present were U.S. Rep. Bill
'the second phase of a mas- Hughes, Mayor Henry
sive beach replenishment "Bud". Knight and mem-
project here. Th.cir'a wao the bers of City Council.
orjly bid received.
. The first phase of the pror
The contract cjills for )cct is nearly cornplerc, and^
~aatled*Itnhe"It
is hdpecTthc secortd plijisc
59fitiQ New jersey students took the SAT during the ; beaches from 15th Street tocan
begin- in two or three
1991-92 school year.
. 26th Street with the option weeks! • • •
. State students made a stronger improvement than the of continnlng the project to
According to John Mruz
nation ** a whole, based on findings. Nationally, the aver- 34th Street, which Army
of Hughes' office, thi? conage
verbid »core rc*e one point to 423, and the average . Corps officials say will defitractor
should complete the
math score rose two point* to 476, thi» dosed the gap nitely go ahead.
north cod
between New Jertcy« iicorc* and the nation's, from 10 According to officials.
points to 8 point*. - ' . • -• • . Bean's bid was higher than
Both Cov. Jim Florio and state Education Commissioner . expected. " . .
John Hllaboth sold that they Were pleased by the results- ' According to Army
and.congratulated New Jersey schools for Increasing the Corps Lt Col. Richard F.
number of students taking the test and for increasing the Sliwoski, district engineer,
scorea. • • " . . • . . - . . ' .
the government's cost projections
do not indudc prof-
Cape May Airport water to be
it, so that about 20 percent
use(j| by southern communities
of the estimated cost can be
COURT HOUSE — The Cape May County Board of
added to give the contrac-
Chosen Precholdera last week approved a resolution
tor a profit margin.
'aathcolzinganagntancnttoallocatQVV'atcrfroxn wells at
''We are completely
the Cape May County Airport Industrial Complex to the
within our authority to sign'
Cape Mays and portions of Lower Township which arc
this contract," Sliwoski sold
experiencing saltwater intrusion. . /
Monday: . •
The agreement, which ia subject to the approval of the
• At a short' ceremony at
Lower Township Munidpgl Utilities Authority and the
. stateDcpartroentof Environmmtal Pirolcctionand Encrgy*a
Bureau of Water Allocations will provide some rcKefuntil
the finalitudies on-the water situation are in,
according-to county officials. . ' \
• Eighty percent o( the 43 million gallon&-pcr-month
water allocation at the county airport facilities will be
assigned to the LTMUA. Fi(ty percent of the water, drawn
by the LTMUA will beprovicied to the Cape Mays.
Twenty percent of the allocation, QrS.600.000 gal/ons per
month, will be kept'irt reserve for future airport use.
.Rabies cases, occuring;
closer io'.Cape May County" • .
COURT HOUSE — As a result oif the nxtmt con(inrui-
X3n of a fifth rabid nnimal casein Atlantic County,.the
Cape May County Hreilth DcportrnenHs urging aJl oAvinty
rc&identvftj (ake specUl.pn^cautioTVj'io prrotcct themselves
and their pets'againsfYableS.
AU cqudty residents should'observe .the following rcc- -
onuncnHatioos: avoiding con'ttict with rabid artiiruis,- .
Am^: Gomcrt Pcrrf
; Cou-.^). J21 *yo.v, J36 'c» 2yoa-t. J13
lor i,i rix.T.i. £llo*^r Mu.iu.pft, $25 por you,
t#oiox*. J16 ior'tn /nor.ini Wos4 ol"r>0 MsAoep
icx '#0yoi-i. J19 t-i irac?&. ficwull-xJpfloo 4C* porcopj.
SCKfCUU: Woo*_V every Thj: i^orf/eiw. «^;JIL fCSTHASTI-ft $ort
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year, the weight. Umit on th« Miislc I*icr to View, the "lt is amazing what can be
the- bridge Was ,kwcrc.. V.V.v. o« 34ft St. fcc
SHRUB SALE 30%
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.. FIELD MUMS . POLE LIMAS
JERSEY FRESH - tPSEY I
• WHITE CORN -GREEN BEANS
JERSEY BEEFSTEAK '
• TOMATOES
JERSEY
• PEACHES ______
. Mulch •• Fertilizer. • Top Soil • Garden Supplies
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/ hoaJtfe'o.'/ic.Jii ccnfirrficd'thJt a akunk
i tfie Cologne 6pany hy.7i!l*ri .1 ;v(i-
• its Vaw n«tvrii!» adjuitnVrit cksuv •
1 thf rvmevjUaUotiplJikiiitrmTH clause b'y-S 1 ? niiilion. "!*>..T &t' RMA rvductjcni
and
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Ucn?pro%".dr J profit :J ti-.c cu:r.j:iir. - ., icct^inij !o u:iUl>
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State officials crack down
on bay weakiish harvastung
TKENTON —
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Refrigerator
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SliOP ft-S JO Mao.'- S*i.« T« I p^a. fttby
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816 ASBUKY AVI. *
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Friday, Sept 4th
.530 4 8:00 pm
MARWORANJ
>to»od ftt 4 Ftoto»ph Aw.'
TldU* JhMrmSgn
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Rotary International,
Club of-Oc^an Ctty ^
a^d Lfppcf Tcwnsnip'
Tt*vr*day> Saptamttcr 3,1802
U1'F»ER TOWNSHIP. —
challengers running said, public hearing earlier thin chise righto to tho township. • Utility spokesperson The state a$e«cy .Is ^ ^
State environmfantal , offi- . The company has applied that the Issue was a major yeah bcUqvc that the Town- The only section of theElaine
Shapiro Mid yestor-. ba^ogged with apphca- LitorY
cials are expected to decide lor a combined pumping concern among voters they ahlp Committee signed township currently receiv- day that sho was not awaic. Honn. A wave ofl6,()00 per- backlog ot J.UW. pp
soon upon New. Jerscy- maximum capacity of 1,390spoketo.
. . local water righta away in ing water from the com-
tho . previous
Amcrfcan Water, Compa-" gallons per xninute from
. 1986 when New Jersey- pany! is the barrier-Islandtion
before state review offi- the.DEPE during. the first y«"V . y
ny*s controversial proposal- twp production wells in . Some resident!* at the American was given fran- community ofStrathmcre. dais. •
Hlx months of this year, off Jtp
divert a maximum of 2 Mannora, but the [ J3BPB
mllliort gallons of water per -Bureau
o£ Water Allpcarlon.
day from weflsift. Marmora .investigators. have,, recomlh tOUCh With Upper TWp, Michael Stqdnido 628-3307 Upper,-O..G; Kiwanis
to use as a backrup-. supply mend^ approval • for otic
to Ocean City!
production.well at a maxi-
The utility's Tcaucst has mum rate of 600 gallons per In Touch With Upper ions church, social andentities the bearer tp-a large
been on the bade' burner minute. ' " • . ' Tpumship will featureixynmu- fraternal organizations. ' pizza at Kirks in Marrrtora.
ii£fr" New
hold by the state Depart- officials have conducted
iricnt of Environmental Prb- tests at-the well and do not
tectlonand Energy in early expect to deplete; the aqui-
January. DE1*E spokcafer that most donieSticwclls
woman Barbara Dercr said draw from. Ocean Oty has
Tuesday, however, tha-t 10 weUf'telds, they, added,
reviewers are near, making and drilling another there
a decision. .'",.. was inadvisable because of
The proposal largely thc potential for saltwater
drew objections from' town- i n f i l t r a t i o n . • .-•'•"•
ship officials and -residents, Township' " Mayor.
• most-of whom, believed that Andrew J. McGrosson Jr.,
Upper" Township's private however, had asked that
wells were being jeopa'r-. thc decision b

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is announced
OCEAN CITY — OHvter
Civen of ..this resort
announces the engagement
of his daughter. KcJHe
Lynn, to A. Kenneth Sharp
Jr.. son of Mr. and Mr*. A\
h Kenneth Sharp,, also o
Ocean Qty. - .
Miss Given, a graduate of fl
^Medford. High School in- . ,
-OrcgKiTtrtopIdyeaTh tnF Mitzio Dickerson •-•
. ... .».^uUn nwwai me• te^ ; ,, -
ceremony at ihe Rlverton Afto a-honeymoon trip r
S w T rtm f ntof and John Waninotoh ^fS^ 1 *- \, , , to Italy and. FranVe, the cou.
atalnton's Department . " . hili*» Rmnls VrJimAnJc !n Ui-A. Cci on Aug. 12,. t.Mary Dorjs and rrank
c> ii c ' r J.'^'dr.ck of (Jppi-r. al-M3 ^ctiC'ty. with ^SiintT'. * J
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Veiticals* Duettes • Miais & Micros
Woven Woods • Soft Ugbt Shades
• Sharp n were united in chose an peach floral tca-
'majTiag.c July 25 at Grace length dress. • . •
Lutheran Church here. '• Both the mother p( the '
The bricfc- is.the daughter bride .ind the groom's .
• of Sir. nnd ,Mr>. Robert M.•.•mother WOEC compicmen-
Hinman of Linwjxxi. • '• tiry dresses • in shades' of '
The groom i!, the win of peach. Their cortJger. were
\frri. Margaf«il M.-Sharp of white rOsort and peach >>
Somers I?oinf and th> late aisfrocmena, -, . . •*
Hugh T. Sharp. . •' The bnde.'a gradujtt* of
The a-n-nujtiy was pcr-^ Mainlan.d, Ri^iAnal High
formed Wy Pastor ]attrvy H. Schoo!, attended Trenion .
Ricknrdi- M?ry lii'jnun, State College and Fhitadcl-
[•'• '. junVoi the bride, vya.s xilo- pl\ia Collcj^e of Art, 5he.i:> a /
[.-".• i:.t and wn'g Aruzinf; Ciucr gwp'hrc artist With t'hc' •
% . •" , nndThc Ciird':.Pr~ycr. • .-Sands Casintvllofrl. .
i- • ' J tV.mci.i \jr,\rn.• W.,\CT of T/he "grf .ye/of ' Mainland High.
ihe.shouldf.r satin.t*own - * •
w;i.4"4pu-aH.ir.»4 b^ JxxJuo : A Jwcdd^g nvT* ^a-
..V ?ri!n, 71- .^A ,v,% ^ ! * a ; ^' ?Ji:lt *'*•*>• ...
.Ci^i-pltnr.rrfi^ 1 by-- bv^ded -FoMOWi.-.g .1' horn'\T^x-
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"lascrdir.;; aiuple fs(
stork report '
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- Board Certified -
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Rofcon F. Nunn, M.D., F.A.C.S.
Paul Remer. M.D., F-.A.C.S. •
Richard L. Walker, O.D.
4 Village Dr. • Cape May Court House • 465-4005
Z401 Bay Ave. • Ocean pty '39&-1952
Arci. pjrrnt»' receiving" _ Dou^
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-t, a diu^i^T, Aug
at Boston
• • BOSTON V Reboca
tocper,. daughter ' of Mar}
and John Locpcr, of Ocean
City, ha* been accepted to"
study musical theater at the
Boston Conservatory here.
tbeper was aI spring .^92
graduate oi Miss Hall's,
School in Plttsfield, Mass.,
Where; she had starring
roles. irV a number of theater
productions, including -.Tftjr
-BaypiimfrTTic Mauseirap*
Carnival, David & Lisa and
•most recently, Dorothy, in
eaier
, • • • i
fnr axxr ixiicxmaDnri. c«3
Upper Township 1
school lunches
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OCEAN CITY — The verity, 2-time uecond place
high school's field hockey finisher in South Jersey.
: te«n will hojd its firot-cver scoring;-holds high school
alumni game 10 ajw. Satur- career mark of 71 goalsday,
Scpfc 12, at the Inter- named to All-South Jersey
mediate School fields, 30th
uuru
; and member
a
«fck. Team far
Becalloeper
Locpcr is the. grand-
Puring the commencedaughter of Isabel Locpcr
ment ceromonjes, she of Ocean City and Mir. and
received the dthooTs Mr* T.R. Shepherd of Now
award. '.'•'-•'•
Canaan, Conn.
telun twice; named to third
wdBayAvo. .
The game will serve as a
scrimmage, for tbe current
team. :;-••• Mania. Miller — OCHS
Scheduled.to play7or the graduate, Class of '89;
alumni team are these for- member «fjhc_AlL:a(L'a.
mer players:. * " ' . ~Tyc4 in the Nortb-
Occan Cit/H Sports Hall of South". All^tar game; cap-
Pame; captain- and four- '"'« -senior yearyear
starter at Rutgers Uni- parfidpated in the Garden
iV ;.';..:••..:
The current team f
under the .direction'of
Coach Trish Cowhcy
LcFeve, who has been.hon- CUpbU BCNOOLMEKU
ored as South Jersey CcacK
of the Year. . ' '..•-.. - Th»MlddJ«tkAoo4 lunch itwrm
IncUxte* • ctxrie* of (MO pMttara.
Team captains this ,ycar 3*1*4 b*i *nd I»MOU( butar «nd
include Amy Hia, Matirccn vund»1)htl )
Maugcrapdlenni-Jorfaff. •
Participants-in the game
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T^ibr getting '^your baby ?J off to school
.CT »^rx ir~^ ra-S By CSTlIRia DEnUKGES^SO-
SLAND.PhD.' , ^ Pf ncr to %ifc\eetxiratinn«» vou are sun? will bilk:nhmi»i» *~A U,J ^..^.,
It's nomul for childnsv to
be exd(od and happy about
their first day of school. JBut
wluit obou t mothers?
though it is difficult
your "baby" over to
strangers, try to show an
optimise and upbeat attitude
about fichboL This, will
help your child fee) safe and
cont/ertibar about separating
from j or her to
you. CJrildnins nacticjns
to new experiences arc
oftca a rcflecticn of_ their parcrit's
responses and attitude*.
If you are uncertain about
voiir chijd'j prppuredncss for
li-aving. ycnj,'.introdixt? hirn
? vnd»1i)htinclia«*ra •*•)»*
dtlt/ — atMm «*»• choic*.
WE0NC3DAY
0
OCHS' graduate, Class of In,licu of admission,, the ''iJ^f^-^Zr^
'B6; member of the All-80's
Team for attack;' participated
In the Garden State
Games; played collegiate
hockey at Soy them. Hllnois;
and named to the AU-CAL
and AU-PYcas teams.
Also, Jiil Naglc and Karen.
Williams, both Class of "89;
Jen Bloom, Class-of *91; and
Patti Essl, who served as
Bafc^eeparat^on4,• you are sure will talk about it
captain her senior yqor. and
and bad touching and what
such as visits to a friend's, in a positive way.
to do if he is-lost But dont
Trida Fbglio, both Cks» of
house,without mother. Let . • If you can't take your child dwell on dangcrt needlessly.
- him learn to trust your assur- on the school bus in advance, Make'sure your child
ances that nothfhg bad will find out which.route it takes. knows and can .dearly say
happen at home while he Is Before (school "starts, drive hir. name, oddresa aruj trie-
gone and thol he will ace you him over the route.in your phono tuxmbcr and .teach
again* very soon. ' • car. In.thla way, on hia first him how to call home frccn
bus ride to school he will rec- dial". and bweh-tone tdc-
It is a good kica- todemy*ognize familiar places 'and < phoricfi. '
tiiy the .experience of going know approximately how . A child who is about to
to Echooi, especially. If riding long Ihe trip will take. ^^ Jfgjn a^ ndv_o5jericocc like
-« -sdionl" boa"" $3 Involved."
arrange tor school may fed worrtodor
Visit.the school with-'your
youngstcr. Introduce hint to
the teacher in-advance. Show
him the dUdaroooa, the pby-
'#round and the • bathroom.'
Encourage- him to;. discusa
flchooJ with older youngster? •
1
bring canned good* to ben-
THURSOAV • ,
efit the Ocean City Cbmtriu- PtetUr Ko, I — Ch»M«tXjrgor on «
• : '
Any Other -OCHS. field, x^ t^uxJ tmtm. nmeamu taimi, .
hockey alumni interested in erutooe*ai.iTi*. ••••-. '.
Playing^should contact 'ptoa^Ho.i F ^pS.t*>
Marda or Kristle Millet at .pus«r Kc a — Tua tx>t& mrt>
399-7239, or Dorann Foglio ****> *. tfreddod \oeue. nm\ w
Therapist to speak orr bruin injury
•POMONA-— Li'j Rocco,
senior phyvol therapist, at
•" Bt-«y- t k h h Rhb
tirAuvInjury..it mcct :
R«ixo. v^io named hex
...jstpj's degnx sn-phyisica]
^Rchabiljta- tfusrapy from VHahpcmanfi
'here.'will spoak' Hospitfll»Jta» been with
Bodurach for fjvc ytitn She"
par; Cn»:p. 7-p
1
»s ,iL r ^ primary ph)"sicaf iheW
apist#% l omt
your child end another ncw^ have an .occasional bad
Student . to meet and be dream. Encourage- him to
"bucjdics" on the first day of talk about how nc feds, but
ochool / don't push him to cxpreA
While you shouldn't "over- fears be nyy «>t tfven KaVe.
whelm child with ntimeroua". Ask hdw he'toria about
warnings and instructions, going to nciicici and what he
do provide the information would like to- know about if JOHN SHIRK -1
you think he needs to know **o that you can rbctter pre^ 338-1755
to fed. .odmfcrtable about pare him for thoexperience.. Edward^
.knvirtg home fof the first "* Then put on a h*ppy faoc D. Jonas & Co.®
time. Youngsters are cxpavd and wave your ypu^gjttcr ofif
to; many things that frljfhtcn cheerfully -to/that important *fll»lHj I II KIlVl
thcrn-.Thcy hear-about kid-
hrytcontHCtnt*
first day of •jchoof'
napping, child ^abctsc and v
(Dr.' Dd. tejn> zr.'d mdnagcr 61 thestrartgtara
crxrvc too dose. TcU Jcrsey-SchoQl cj' Oitcopathic
a rnpu^v program' there? fnd, him *twt good touching
aa adprict Lutilty nvsnbar at
'"' ' tic Cocarrtuniry GoUcjfe.
M
The Keys To Our Success
\e The people Who Setve Yqu
•WeBUild!'•-,
!.;•(. J •.•J.-i:,.ri '
to the voters of
OCEAN CITY
I. need your he!p to be
your vexco in'county,
government.
•Ea-nty" DO-JJharry L/W Uv?ntR I Y
Tuesday, Nov. 3rd, 1992.
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FIRST ANNUAL REPUBLICAN
olid
WEDWSQAT
SUNM SEPT. 13th, 1104 PM
26th & Bay afjB..
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-At 20 copies per minute.
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Thursday, 3apt«mb«f 3,108? Octjtmdty. NJ. THESEAOTUEl-tSOOCW . A9
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Cullinanc was. the- first ...
into, an excavation at 26th 4
Street arid Lnridia Avenue •/
«f OSepfl Hi 1 _OmO, 77 - Silryiving arc*her husband, James John;, two sons, Brian .-
to attempt tcr rescue a,wark- • •'.
YOUNGSTOWN, Ariz, — jeweph DiTorno -77 of this
.cr, Paul Flash, who• was. ,/'»'•:
overcome by gassc#, the
second time in-as many .
days he had gone into the*
27-foot hole in a rescue. • .
Culllnane was overcome
.by the fumes, and fell, to the
bottom of the hole, where
he reportedly drowned in
the water that wd^accumu.-;
2oHhg~"fn~cre. A"ccord"fng to
an-autopsy, drowning Was
** the cause of death.
• ' •• Flash's -condition, wns
" reported, to be. improving at
a- Baltimore hospital. Other
victims of 'thevaeddent have
all been released from the
hospital.
and Shaw", both' ° f Petersburg; and two sisters, Kathryn tf*
' c|ty died Aug. 29 at Our Lady of Lourdes Medical Center, Ferdette of Rhode Island and Janet Kacmirscrlin^ of Call- ;
I ' . ^ G a m d e n . ' "• ''-''.' : "; ." '•••:'• - •'..-' .'•: '•-.'•; • : ."•'. • V f o r n l a . • '. V ';' .•'..' , •'. • • ;.•• '.'• ' /• '• • "•'•' v .\ ' •'.
^ A Wodd Wa,r U v«eifan, he was employed at New Sys^ A service of memory and.love- Wt|l be 11 a.m. PrWay_at '
tarn-laundry, ond had worked as a foreman at Crystal.• tl ? e 1(continued frpm page!)
matcrJn nnd
'. '?*
the .Homes
w^confusior,,,d&4L- **** to he!* pay for m SeTev Xfe- - £?
Godfrey Funeral Home of Palermo. 644 South..Shore ."
"^TWanersin Bridgeton.' " ..--.' • . , Road, Palermo. Burial will.follow In Cape May Coujity .
BcSrn.in Philadelphia, Mri DiTomb was'a Vinebnd res!-. Veterans Cemetery, Cape May Court House. • •
dent for 44 years before moving to Arizona in 1975. . Mcxnprial contributions may be made to Lupus Cape/
1
Surviving arc his wife, Ruth (Erickson); ason, Joseph A. Atlantic/Cumberland'Foundation, 1036 Seashore Road',
II of Wobdstown; a daughter,- Joneeh Chruso' of Wood-' Cold Spring-, 08204.
SU '^ *»** *> >« *« v *°*> ^^'dvSng jraitem at the middl scW S'^^vt^X' Sd nS-Jv idS^'
^ families of Homestead, the next few weeks, and he -««» Hummer. School 1 offi- & " h . wm ! 71 > r ^ d ' l O l .^. l d ( t Izatfon . _ . , 4iiU,^. ._ ^__r
e school ^jp. w^ldh wcrc j t ioT would not- only JditresB
Pessary material, according collected.
«ummer: School" pffi-. ^991, Board member Dan .future growth in ih* mkk&« «
njd u sc in : , ,,. • ^.- i . ._J.--._: t • .t. _.. ... .
^4 the trailers youn^ who i»alsSJiiti school b t W l d lb
N Ocean Glty resident John" -Several other, local reai-'
both; trf-Vrnc : —•—-~ "T—•'•' .'•', '" •-——-.—-—''-••• -. ••' - ' y
can city .and Michael Cullinane, 30,11-year r
d r * > n . • ' • • . . • • • • . • ' • • ' 7 land; two sisters, Carnnclla Sparagna of.vwu v. ,.-,--•• ^ -
YoldjndaCheTlofVlnelpnd; and six grandchildren. ' ••.'. ' _ ri**-*' '' '••' " ** '•"''' - . - • ' . . • . • . •
Massof; Christian Burial will be 11 a.m, Thursday Veteran Of SIC, DOIlCe fOTCe
Another \3ncle W«T. with tho
"TOOLATE
. Uioek i'
'
Orange rolice. Department
TO CLASSIFY.
la t:».»3 a duptof aj 21.X>
A
11 ^ H-'-r^r* F ? ^ t lh «' 1 •»««*«»>» D.strict officials ircWso p.^rtitiQn wril*. pV^^n_...
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MicMaolCulltrvino
la txi-id a duoto* oi 21X) A*0ulng «' 3M.'t» U4 n^s icK. p-.-y-^^(1 -*f
REPOrTTER Oftaxt'City; his Cither, John of Newark; throe brotru-rs,;
p*caior.r tor report*
Sean T. cfj fiurliag.irnc, Calif.', D.iniet M. c-f.1 h].V:r.jrfIon ••'
fioach, C^iif, and l>eo r.jngr. J

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tootscm* n i worms
ruaruiuoT
Oc«4n CJty..'lfj; .
REDEEM d/39-9/5/92> CO J34O
Tomatoes
Mow it's
than ev
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Market.
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The S-p^rCca r-jp-j;,- ,:L: CJ*^ ;h-,ctoy Afterrwofti -6p>m •:-.
TUESDAY 6 - 9pm WED. NIGHT B - 9pm
MA^mNGHm'YBAB'WVND ALLlHECnABBM^OfiMm^P
a trmoBAwtiutm YWCANEATHIOSS
Coming Thi&r~aUNl& Network ^OBf TfMar
•../•. -. N T OW APPKAR1NG
Bob >.
r ? ^ ReservationsSuggesttf
See voq in November for the
\" Nutcracker"
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• „ ,„ South Jersey's Only Resident ft-dfesdosa! Orchestra Seen Ami
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OCEAN OTY — The
reps Orchestra ha$ a treat
: for canoert-gacrs Saturday,
4s' Conductor emeritus
Frank Ruggeri takes np the
A graduate of Curtis.
' Institute of .Music Philadelphia,
the talented, bassoon-
ist had ptoyed under a
mjmbef of famous direc-
baton and music director; tors, such a* Hans Kindler,.
VVmlani ScheiWc, M* dor-Leonard
Bernstein, Leopold
• tictf.tp present a "Night in. Stokpwski and Dimitri
Italy* 8 pin. Sept. 5af the Ktitropcoilas, who Was con?,
MaslcBcr,
ductor of thc New York
The two maestroe will be Philharmonic when. Ruggijoincd
by soloUts Chrlsto- •eti became a member in
phcr Hux, tenbr, Kim •I&49/..; / '.'•'.
Kodes, soprano, and Todd . Previously, he had played
J h b i P vithrtnTrNattonat Orchestra"
trumpeter fames Hala will in Washington,. D.C; tho
also sola ' -. •
A regular evening' at-the
Pops .on .Sunday,'-will feature
violinist Jamc? Czdner
as \vcll as thc vocal soloists.
Thc season is far from
over, after. Labor Day, as
Tuesday's card offers sclce*
tiona from Phantom. of the
Opera and Cats, while
. Wednesday, It's up to- thc
audience as the orchestra
offers another erf its well-received
All-Request Night.
RuggJcri stepped down
'In .1986 at age 79 after 5?
years with the Ocean City
Pops- Orchestra, the last
eight as musical.' director
and conductor.
:
• . ,. ANXGHfINITALY!
' • ••'•'•• . O< A Jl' T2"
Sp*ci^l Earty Bird. $Q QQ
_EJjiroea from . 0^3
9aO^HpREnb., SO>.tEJ?S.PT. -.327-6665.
. -*v*
'Swing rrwst of Atlantic & Cane May Counties'
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tA'&'ll&S-i'&W'jr
OCFAN CITY POPS OEK3WESTRA
Sunday, Sept: 6.
' ''
MUSIC PIER
; WillWSdtdble^dlrcdor;'-'' •
. .,•.-'••'. Kim Kodes, soprano '-..-•
/-Chri»«ophcT Hux, tenior '
Todd Thomas, Baritone
James Czclncr, violin .
" '
Second Hungarian jRAap5*f^..-...:..-................*...Uii2t
Dies Bildness (Magic Flutc>..:.«....v
._:.... Afozart'
Concertofor'violin (3rd movement).. •—..Brahma
••".' ; James Czcirtex', violirj
u. Voi che sapete (Flgaro)Mozart ' ;.
Loakiothe Rainbow......: ;.,............-.> .Locwc
• .Kim Kodes '.'..'•
Mumtners Strut ; -arr. Warrington
.' Pidcolo ZingajraiZa 2a).'. Leoncavallo
' . . _ Todd Thomas • ._
. • Sempre Fedelis March .: Sousa
; ' • • '.* INTERMISSION • • «• .
A Chorus Line... -. Hamlisch/Lowden
Chtgclida manina (La Boehcme).. .'_.! Puccini
. •'The Lord is My Light.. •. ;. '..'...AUitson
• ChrisfophcTHux*
Concerto.for inolin ' . •
irid minor (Allegro con fuoco)......!..' Wieniawski
James Czcincr,.violin ... p
All'Afflitlo (robreto Dcvcraux) Dbniietti
. ' • Kirn Kodes ' . '
' Good Humoreujue i :...arr. VVarrihgton
America the Beautiful....: : ....
South Pacific '..Rogers &c HamTpersfein
. j ..
. . Selcctionr.from
.
Phantom of the Opera plus Cats' .
• • • . '. • Tuesday, Sept. K . •
• _8 p.m.' -.- -•
,• AU-Requ"i".t Night!
'' " Wednesday, SepY 9
. ' •' • • . H'p.m. ' : *
.«•* -• •.
Pcpj. conductor wakan\ Sch«*bie. *1cr> day Starting from »7
y < » 7 K A $« 4 a 6 ^ Sin." w 7 •
Scwrer» Point Blvd.' • 927^131
«L
r. .-,
f
According to South Jersey
Idlklore, "September is
*-•---»• • Uy.in Ocean
FRIENDS OF MUSIC
• ; presents
' Joint RcdUl '
Susjn Starr, piano
1 Ulrich Bpcckhelcr, cello
THlfRSDAY, SEPT. 3
Three Fantasy-pieces .: .'•
forccllo'and piano .....J. .-..,....^.Robert Schumann
' '' . Zart und mit Auscjruck
: lebhafl leidtt •
' . Rasch und mil Feuer •.' ' .
Sonata for cello and piano . . - • . . .
in 4-minor^X9\S) ..:...>.... ...-.Claude Debussy
Prologue.
; • . Serenade et Final •
Polonaise brillante •
for cello an4 piano op. 3 ......'..„. Frederic Chopin
Introduction: Lento
'
'. . ' .' ••'•* INTERMISSION < _'' *
Sonata g-minor op. 19.....:...:. Sergei Rachmamnoff
. for cello and piano • .' '• . .' • •. •
Lcfito-AUegro moderalo
°. . /Vllegrqschcfeindo.^ . ' •
And*nte
AUegro mc/>so
Located in ihc 399-8585
.Harbor House
• ". . / 2nd & Bay Avc, Ocean City
Breakfast & Lunch
.S.-QO am
7 Days a We
". " v
r>
I««.I^M.wwi .trt ••
wings
the Ocean. ean. City Exchange
Club Club, wit with 4lp from.
and the wiU be celebrated with walk
Friends of the. Pops and
"Hondoofiho~ "
Also on the program will All are welcome. . Admission will beS5
s yi
world
- lowhu^fX ? t ° f M f 1C rOUndCT '
£*• iUB City's three-miles of .Smilca: thc great discovery. It's set WprmatJonv call 399-6111,
All this io courtesy of thefor
the Mu3* Pier with two eat 232- •
Boardwalk Merchants shows' ar 2 p.m. and 3:30
Association. . .: p.m. Tickets arc $1 for chilin
The Parent Teachers cular Dystrophy Telethon
modified cars for your dren., and S3 for adults
Association, will hold a craft' WU be held allday'arid into Mark
rrispeetion. On (Sept. Jl) available at the City Public
show on Friday from 9 a.m. the evening at. the Music
Jriday, the Street Rodders, Relations 'office and Music
Soifer
to 3 p.m. in the pavilion Pier." This wijl bo followed
will feature a.Fifties Dattce, Pier Information Center.
f
Tho
' ^ V concert, area of the Pier.. . by Pops Conocrta on Tucs- Ocoan'City publicist 8 p.m. at the Pier featuring For in/ormation call, 399-
Concert beglrol at 8 r^m. Thc PojfwConccrton Sat- . day and .Wednesday and .i
The labor Day.Weekend urdav. Sept.' 5 ot S p.m. banjo• band concerr__at Jt
The invit-
"• " * p.m.on Thursday, Sept. 10,
; tonight
h
_:-lh.e Pier. The SUnshihe >S the final "Family Nih" Night"
Frank __
Boys B.mjo band will play* of the season on the oce,iii
NJght mltaly^ speciaj"(ca- ior listening grid dancing City Boardwalk with
turing- classic Italian sclec- and the program will bo clowns, magicians and free
tion

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FOR NEW OC SUPER
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•CONTRACTS: ami.-
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teachers anclschool officials
Education isconsidpring
hiring a profossiaivalnegoti-
-0y CHARLIE-WOOD
Were still in. negotiations, athr Uua year to assist in
£dLd C
Chapter 192 funds of but further details were bargaining >vith tho teach'
OCEAN CrTY — Interim
$28,458, applied for by the unavailable. •
era*union.- . • . ' /;" .
• 3chool superintendent Dr.
public school,, will go to Under the dty teachers' • Mainland Regional cdu-
Claudio Arrington, and
non-public schools in the dis- prcvious three-year concators, fricanWhile, are «I«p
trict .'• . •
tract, which expired in July, entering the test year of a
nxcntly hired superintendent
Dr. Donald Ocaxfconi agree.
. Chapter 193 funds .of they received pay hikes of» two-year contract, under
that district curriculurrt is a
$55,916 Were also applied for a9. a8 and 8.8 percent, whlcfi ihiy will [ieo&Yd 6S
top priority that will demand
by the public school, but allo- respectively.
perccntpayincreaaed.
d i t
cated to special education Other area school dls- State and. local education
programs for children with tricts, such.as Upper Town- officials hay* said that cert-
Arringtori will , leave Ws
learning disabtliUeJ in nonship and Mainland tract' offers for educators:
temporary post In October,
public schoob.-
Regional High School, have and school administrators Is
when Dearborn comes on
existing contracts with their not likely to be aa high a« In
board Oct. 19V Dearborn is
[unrig the meeting," educators for the. 1992^93 previous years, jMrtly due
currently finishing , up his
Maureen • Gordon, a first •school yi?ar. .-...• to greater compeHtioh fdr
duties a* super in thc.Gatlo-
grade teacher in Ac primary ,• Upper teachers arc cnterv jobs in th< state, cutbacks In.
• way Township School dis-
school,, told the bpard she
Donald . Dearborn]
ing the last year of a three- state aid to schools os and d^»
" trict . . .
will participate In a teacher
incoming schools suporir>year
contract, under which' Wets' 'own budget prob-.
At the school board's final
exchange program with a
fondent.
•they will receive 10 percent
meeting of the summer Aug.
• primary school, teacher from salnrv- hikes. The Board of
23, members -accepted' the implement it," he added.
Russia.
•resignation of curriculum Plans arc. to utilize staff dis- She plans to spend the first
coordinator Calvin Stott, cussions and da.'jsroom visi- two weeks of October visit-,
effective Dec. 31. Stott' hai tations. • ' . - . ing .vdhoois and dassrooms
served the district for 13 In an earlier interview with in that country. Following-
years . •
. Dearborn, he also said "a lot her return to the states, a
• Arrington &»y> the pofutkm of work needs to be doru: in Russian teacher' will 'visit
will be filled,- but Dearborn . .school plant needv" . Ocean City'
will'find that to be one-of" his
AH costs of Coition's trip,
firct resrxnvabililies: •
In other" baseness . at the
except personal expenses, are
August meeting, the Jxxird
covered by donations from
Folio wiiig the board nxxhirts donated by OATS.
challenging to educ.nors eduo bnrvi-i programs, and
because of iocaw^d empha- implemented in the'ftxm of In other business, the
sis on the aspects of account-' federal tyrants through the' board approved the appoint-
ability and. curriculum office of .Thorough &: Firiment of John EJruno as coach
cienKadminisrrator.Lvle of the - Intamediato" Schary," of the funds. Q negotiaharus. • •
Dcirbom explajned-
of STO9,O37 will be The board also approved
i to cover salaries, sup- the -appointment . of- Gildo
a>g-tp be rnoce , > and other i'xpon'cs rsJjrdanc and Waroa \{il],er
on rruih and V3-
rc cd to .remedial-, instruc- as volunteer enriches for the
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By POOR RICHARD
Thecormptlon of labor is oliva-and well in Ocean'
• City. • ; . . • •' • - • . " . .
. More than a few local businesses pay seme or all
Of their employees under-the-table. Then.' when
tivwe businesses cut back, the emptoyc$'to the concept thaf'
the people'ck Qccan Qty
. art? being structured to the
Chrii-ua/i belir^ alone. The
&mj.xir\£ pmi^rrip^on ,on^
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THursday, September 3,1992
Tom WiSiiams
sports columnist
through the loan years but never gave up on themselves
or on.the program," said Woollcy. "Well alyvays have a
• special feeling for those kids. We told them that thing*
would get better If they just kept working. And they
One player who worked closely with Cullinane dur- •
ing the 19/9 season was Doug Dannehowcr. a junior
then and now a sports trainer working for Pat Cr&ce . •
and helping the Raider football team. Dannehowcr wa3 .
' a two-way back OS tackles, 1 touchdown, 15 yards per
catch, 11 yarda per carry) who did the Raider punting.
"Mickey wao the best punt-snapper ever," jutid t>annchower.
"We would work before and after practice
a*nd sometimes we'd practice somamore while we hung .
' out at his house." '•••••••
'The practice paid off. Danrichowcr averaged 31.4
yardsjper punt that year, had none Slocked and placed
five of hla,punt3 inside, the other team's lf>yard Une. •
"Mickey.was really kind of skinny," recalled Panne;
howcr, "but his technique was excellent. He would
really fire off the ball." •'.-•' • • " ' . . -
.-_ Ciillinnna'a.j«hnk|U6heipgd Benr*ttgsirt TiSysrd?
in 197? and Ganscrt go for 613.yards. Quarterback Greg
Whelan, who-took most of his snaps, completed nearly •
S2perccnf of his passes, jrie connected with Dice 12 ' .
time* and threw 200 yards to Rocky Costintino. ;
Another benefidary of Cullinane's efforts wa» Dove
Warrington. who kicked six extra poinraln nine . .....'•attempts
mat year. .
: : , :" • -: . . . ','
"Mickey would g«t himself all fired up," said Donnehowar,
"and h» would just attack the rifagtiwt" ~
that'o just what happened last week. He saw «otncbody
in trouble and probably didn't give a thoutht of anv :
risk to himself.^ • ',•/•• : ; v ,'
Two of the most overu&cd Wonb In our language tat..
hero and courageous. ; ' ' ;. ' - ",' '
"I'm not Surprised thai he wotiid put
himself on tfw line in an attempt
to save someone ^se M
~.*>nmr
Mickey Cullinane and his teairtinatiea.probabiy
weren't courageousifl] 977 And 1978 becauje they
struggled through week after wock of Icairjg foorooU,
•
though that deacriptlcffi might havo occurred to«atfec.
" He probably wasn't a htro ia 1979 when he helped
make many of tho big plays mat led to a 7-2 fatten far
the Raiders. • . . , • .
But Last week ho vteaim^ hero and. rji* death stotcd
.-> mimbornf p«--ipl«»»>>i«»V'>j'ffbCjf p p j
thgJTTfiaTj togrtfaCT
ptaying^footbafl t i f b f l f fxar. O Ocean Ujy H^ Hijg^ Sd»ool.' Sdool
Thote memories — the good seasons end the bad—
' w'ljl help many remember Mickey CuCinanC, a young
man who.tnaoc-the ultimate sacrifice lest week.-
Most agree with the 'Christian' label
ot'thas- faith"In Salt Lake
City but, no one 1 g anything they do
iiirdf-determined- x .
in', their not believeVn:"afact borne
right.mlrrd-wouhd rail ^ut try iV uM.\(4 ,such ' The HTitrr'^'rrfcrtT.fv to
against the itfetua quo ar.d.phraics
is "i... v>ith'pisll a
.. .' people, can be gcixl
otcuse the ccxnmunity of types of belief* Sfcnti nen-bt: and7>or bad With religion
-being Morrrtoa^rit-fi ted., / . (»^)" and also "Cuiwms playing no fort'at all.
arc
H^hvv tdWit ,il> c\-cn to
entitled to ttiiju- beUefs.
who mJv i
id«as'and fceUngs arid
,t*«v'-A be sbU.to vcye Arm
I* .the
iCind, four&od bv ihAtiycBtUy^-aajiy,
•ra«n.. o( the Metrfaditt fiitf,
SO.'b* 'list 'what
and d«:v'dopf d csn the

E D I T O R I A L ;, : . •'...
Death brings
respect for life
The untimely death last Wednesday of Sea Isle
GitypoUce officer Michael Ciillinane Is the kind of
tragedy that solidifies a community and makes us
••••' all pause in reflection. ' ' • .
Whateverour faith, the- death of a- 30-year-old
husband a'nd father — giving up his.life in ah
effort to save someone else — is cause for all area
. citizens to stop, fqr whatever tinie span, in somber
'thought. . •'.•-' " •
Any funeral service provides a time for family,
loved ones and friends to consider the past lifeof
the deceased and the current and future life of the
. living. In mourning there is also a time of inward
analysis; a reprieve from the daily grind to think,
among other thoughts, what we would have done
in a similar situation. . '
From talking with those who knew him (soi Tom
William's piece on page Bl), we gain.the sense tfyit
• Mickey Cullinane was a man of action and deter-
• mination. What kind of man or woman are we?
Are we willing ta become involved in issues and
causes of impojtanccto our community? Are w,e
vs"illing-to'make the ultimate sacrifice and,"if so,"
under what circumstances? ;
.-These axe the type of questions we ask of our-
.' selves in death's presence. And besides the questions^
there are the realizations. Among them is
our iruBility to know the. future. And-wiih'that'
• realization comes better" appreciation, for the
• present — and Respect-for those among us who, in
•' a split second, have fallen in jhe line of duty. '.
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obituaries
Betty Hoffman, 64
N; Fa. — He«yJ,.Hoffman. 64, of this hocfcc>, Pa.
Home of Egg Haitor Gty. Bup-si was in E^g'
C
y be rr-rde to the tgg. Harbor Chapter of
Hosptil, c/o Ri»a Kei-VT, 154 ^iif-a!o Ave., E
.Hirbor Gty 08215, or .to the Betty Bachiradi
oen Gente>! j;m Leeds Road, GaLoway tcrwnihip. ''.
Peter Schwenk, 64
Ethel Boyer, 84
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earicer-diet Uiik
i crry -
Bom in WestviBc. she lived in ."i&an'istCKys for if*
four )poai» aftrr moving trcca Rio Grande. ,--.
Surviving «re her sat, JViiliam X erf p« Giiioway Torwn'ihip
(or wviny yc-ars before povlrg nrccntiy !o Woodbine- •
Surviving are her husband, Walter H.; two.'daugh'tcr*,
Eleanca" V. GurtZCnKauscr of Ljurclfijle and MariiVn
of Nfiaini," Fla.; 13 fjr.ir:dKhi3drcn: end 12 grcitl
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Schobrshjp^rund", ATTK: Dor^ild Chratld. P.O.Box- 657,. j^,.. Brown retired as a foreman in the packing-and. ship-
.OctMn Gty, New Jersey y D.S226. •• •... . ping depjlrtincnt 0/the Wh'.tnl-Tatum Glass Co. a.->d its
j are bby'-the y ' F ,Godfrey i, n eyrFVin a l .Koc of successors Armstrong Cork Co. and KerrGbifi Co. ' '
OCPJHGIV >
Joseph Edger, 78. '-.•.:' .
SOWERS POLNT - Jo^cpb A.-fcJger; 78, of this'rotiuntf- Bcrn pg p
successors, Armstrong .Cork Co. and KerrGbifi Co.
ifc was a member o/' the Glass PUsHcs, Pottery ^n
rlion
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Jf ^- ** attended Ihe Fourth Uri?c4. NJrthp
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,n:tv died did AAUR/29. 2 9 at Sh Share Me^oriSl-HwpitaL-
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^ ^ Ad'ww-a;former member of.Ou- fcog.es_
p j ^ - both in Mulv.Ile. _ . • • . . •
Mr- Ed?cr.wor£ed-« an « p i w for Cataljtc lac of
Phikdlh
Phikdclpha, retira,
i
in .7973.
7973
and
d
was ? metnber.
b
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the Sun-n'mg. axe his w^fe. Annabe-c;^rwo d^ughJers. J"s-
C^ed fcsoiiecrs ar.d Qjn.strucmrs'lnc. of'MaliKtu - Bl «- B i9«*« 1 : ° f VEPT. .D?9«^_..Town5hjp_and Lxns
BorS in'Phds ddp'hia; he moved-to Sobers Point m I wi Turner of Miil«lk-; a brothcT. Albert of OrtgOT, J-MSW..
Sawj .v-e ha wife. M,me D, (Evans); two sor.v" Ev : j tibn-%«il toiabJc'the ACSs
Cohocr Prevention Study II,
one of. the' best iourocs of
cpidcnuoCogic data in the
wodd, to became an even
better resoupce. .
As with catiier Canceir
.-Prevention Stu'dies, yoltsntcers
wall play a crucial role .
in obtaining data from the
participants. " v • • ,
In the survey. Volunteerswill
make introductory and
foIlowuD phone calls to
particpants sn 9,500 households,-
first to tell them the
sur\-ey wil! sooa amvc by
tnjj! anj) afterwards to
encourage • them to fill oul
the formi. ' •
"Vvv hope fn have 90 percent
cf the surveys completed.
a"cd rerumed by
using-, the'• volunteer', proa-*s."
-oys Dr. Clark .W_._
Hcaih jr... ACS"
Livingston-Ofp Sea Tsle Gt>-. five grandchildrfc af.J
•M;chJcl of Miami- and . Richard of Somers^ PoL-.I; -twp dhld
: .ucd.-.-.' •' '.'•. . •'"••,•••,.•• . ^ -.
In addition to nutrition
inforraation, the survey will
ask questions on other can-
'
cer riric factofs. Society epidemiologists
chose areas to
participate'jni the new survey,
whoso fcUtes have complete
cancer incidence
registries, . . •••'..
"TVc Hope to Tvave the
surveys • returned to _ the
national office by Jtheend.'of
1992* sa>-sDr. Healh.The
American Cancer Sodcty is
injerested in understanding
how to prevent cancer, and
a high response -rate will
"make it possible to' examine -
more doscly how diet and
other nsk factors rcljte to
Gin'ccr.~ ' • .'
For more informaticin on
volunteering to make
phone.caQs for thL4_suryeyv .
v;ce presi- Gill the Jocal ACS office or
cimt |'c* cpidc?nio!ogy and toU-fve«. 1 -800-ACS-23-tS ,
SPINNING WHEEL
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MARKVlDETTa.
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Mr. Mursi^eno -vvas j forrr.rr pv'>!\ ph.-!'-* 1 fn'cttr ri-pjirm.-.'r.
shone 10 diabetes; /and hearing
for ACaritiC Ekctn-v, rotmnjj :n l^K2 A'U\T 36 vtVirs of serpound*.
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Ocean City Hcrfsa
Savings i Local Association*
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Eugene VV Pos-Jitoy
In a orar.ee Agency. Inc.
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Ready's Coftoe Shop
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C ecu n Abstract Comptmy |
Tho

j of waict. ThtTc an?. vtfncweakflsh
biting along with
the fluke $ut they are on thesmdll
side an'd there ire
mimjr throw backs* '.
Anglers- looking . for. bsj;gcr
weakip* should .try-set-
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Fluke fisKinp in the featk •worms or bucktati arid Lump.
.bay : is- starting to wind sh«fdjrcrab. .
Bob from fish'*'• Stuff
dowiva fcutnoyv.
Anglers arc abp picking reports that the Sea bie
; that is noMb. Say that you up Spanish mackerel and Lumphjibeen a-good spot
can.iftpC.'still catch fluke m Salse albacore along *vith for 2 to 3 pound blues. Bob
the boy, but the .fish'are. blues off the beach with also reports that the North
starting to move out front CXttV Squid Spoons from corner of -the Ocean City
faster' and.' tho best fishing just off Iht'beach out to 12 tongport toU
for flounder ris;hl now is- milei. :'-.
oot iround the inlet buoy! Fin-/\tics in Ocean'-City
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• Bjf TOM WILLIAMS
Sitlrf'
OCEAN CITY. — Who*
OCHS spoocr, season.
; Jster this month the
i will have their third
head conch in three years.
• Bob Martin —a
Long bland high school
player Who has ccvichwl
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Lock for a
skwrer game
w&hamore
With a ".
subscription
• to...
••.••. • • •'; , \ i •
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to start soccer season new coach
recreation program, and
Worked; with' Mainland
players, during the off-srasoh
—• 'sucoeedi Kcjth
Decollcwacrt: a« tho Ocean
City coach.' Decollcwaert
guided .the ttaJders to a
10.5-4-wybrd lasf yfear. taking
the jabaiter Leo Chase
resigned. But Ihe Raiders
U*d the 5t4te in disqualifies-
.« ;>tati3>ie :
tint disturbed the administration
and led. to the coachinc
change. •. • .
Martin, who played at
North Babylon High School
•and Liter at Brandywine
Co'k'gei h\as been, weiring
with Ocean City's returning
players since beingappointed
last month.
* A subscription makes Z 1 rjV-Vi i i * v
a great , |.3tirtuifrKuilieir
| P.O. Box 238 '•:. ,
* They cai'n ke^pup pn " B Oc*ar>city.i
Whaf s.going orun
their .hometown! •_,
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His approach to Soccer playcdL labo thiak w? haw hc ^ikL: "We shotdd be Gtyi We had 24.parents at
will prdbably result in athe
skilled players to tnaktf . VT^ competitive and wtfll one of pur first. wcir&ours.
slower, game, with a- mare thatsysbftn work." " . be doing « Kith fair stirt- These- bd* .-have- a strong
sptculoot style*
Maxttn MU) * soccer of6- ing sophomores, .of F?itr>-
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SIDING & ROOFING]
WINDOWS and DOORS
I TILT-IN WINDOWS'
I->-;Doubts"Fatie T " > "Compictefy
•' Fhsulating Glass - Installod . •'
• •Never.Need Painting U'otimo
Ncil,'third in 6*4-1. ' * Easy/Operation- Warranty.
The other times were:
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• Contwetors, Inc.
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i609)'263-6oei) or (SCO) 734-5022
• ROOFING
•SIDING '
^ CALL FOR
^ FR£.E
^- ESTIMATE
DANIEL FOGLIO
* PARTING *
NEW CONSTRUCTION
Call 399-0539
Serving All Of Cape May
and Atlantic Counties
•ADDITIONS
• DECKS
390-3308 ASK
* * * * *
NEW CONSTRUCTION • ROOBNG •
•!' R'^PAIHS • SIDING • ALTERATIONS .
JOHN NDREWS
Bu.ldsr
. For.all you/ ram

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399-5411
112 0lh8ti»««.Oc««nCJty. NJ. 03228
Card of Thanka ;
PRAYER TO THE
HOLY SPIRIT
l«oy Go'nt. you wfro «ofv«' 03
prtiolofnj. iijM my raaaa «o I an
acttevo rry flfaot. You »KiQ oovo
m« trx» dv» a'1 >o icfn and
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of rrry irfo.'Vow »» "~ft
IT;O. I «rs, r .i n'tfti sMort prairw a
ffair* you t» nil r^ms i and cxxiirm
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rtr.lod al tri docofl.
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Wanted -
Help Wanted
CAUfiG SWP XX)3 •
tXUVU BiWd
vie fruo'travel.
CtNIAL Ri;CCF>TIOfJl3T
RAPIDLY GROWING
VERY ACTIVE
.tp IO
wo.K-
CnnSar ary roal onfato
oflici? in nood ol fuil or part
tifno Itcortsod snlonporson
for .s.1lo5 and rontaJn.
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r)uaranrooo a part o( ao
orfianiraticn that- rias prcxJucocJ' she- largest
number*of TiJAR Mullr-^iiiion' D'allar Sale
A : .Vara r^ci&cnio f&r 1990 & 1991: . > • "
TODA Y FOh A CONRDEmVkL INTERVIEW-
399-0041. ' • • .
Ctepartrfterfl cf Public -Safety
r-t*'} •«•
, APPLY CJTY OF
..' D!V3SfON OF*PRSO(NrVEL
. , 5TH.SASBURY AVENUE
RECREATION LEADER*
• TOUPQRARY PART TIME
d
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.• .. • Division of.Personntf ••-
.•• ' Sth L AsJ^ury Ave» - ~
• - . ). > Hm 3J • ,-. , v.
OCEAN'CITY REAL ESTATE
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7107. • . . • •
FOND UUnfANQ • "BO convo«JA> 283,
automate. iS5O0. C«,'l 3(W-2^J5.
JLflSEV WHEELS • Ftoo ccr of
MaraayWhMU k Uoar^ Oan!>. *. Hon.
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CUT- "» E. Kn IIMI OC«.T C-ty. UJ
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. FAfiRiCAT]Q>i .
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SENUDRSnT^R
A com pinion jind tmni
j*fyice fti Senior Ci!t•,Folly;Insured; ; \V ? -
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ROM ANISETTE 8. SOn
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Lew Svpher
BUILDER
IS VL\fi5 LXPtRltNCc
390-8298
MQUSECLEANWQ ^ a«m enwo houae,
ng«otia «rd of^oori'; fn» ojtmaux and
••oaflort («(eror«xj». Co:i 390 0371.
Carpenter/Handyman
- itomd nepalft. /?«rTOdefn0
Ucenzod t tmuroo. Cat Goorgo
398-1745 „
ANDERSON-OJSERWS
JAG SALE
Lto\icitttori.c< hou»» con»na
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f U«L APPHAtSAl. CEHVICC^
CALL 927-0975,
,LEN. HUNT/HANDYMAN
All Home Repalts
• fXevna . >\»0qac«r-iar; ViVrtjim •
• ftoofmo • r.-oorinj • Cucw Worti
• 39d-8B42, ,
$1S.OO.
RESUME SPECIAL.
C«ll 272-836^-
. r 3Q8-6446
J5S-7162 . .
OHNSON'S MARINE
CCEANCITY
HGU5EGLEANERS
Brooks T*V
704 Asbury Avonuo
399-8699 ,.
TECESCO CONCRETE
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927-5052 :
P ^nng & Siding
SPECIAL
60* to $1.99
344-4326 ,
apyniBu
badvooms, HKft«n,~asi typo* p1ii» work.
Doo*window*, roofa. «fatr« & m»»fV .
IV. Top.qualfty at a tajr U**. Ail vW«
Guaranteed. ifcanaM 4 tfUurod, Fik*
Mllmit* vrfihift 100 mlM. A.'»t> WnjefpnooflOfj,
Cal WO-fill I no Job to loroa of
woamail. r , ~.
TRANSPORTATION WITH A SUILC -
O"l ippointmonla. tftopping. aliparl,
PhOy, Qenarai orrande, 4 «lc. R&oaort-
»U» raioa. Oal 30 J -04 >a.
GanagciBhcl Vard^SaJes
42 WE5l£¥ ROAD » inn Cbpr. Ftong.
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many »o.Tona heatort; HJVI lot> o<
oftar 000a ilvfl. l'» WM^T AV«. OC
COKTTNT4 Of HOUSt - EaW appaa.ica«,
lum. rr.itc' narr.a. &ii.i. CWJ. 1?
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• Q- Twonty yoart '.
A
antxjUoa. appratinf &>i
•. hoiaahoio liquation*
M R o g a lofod Appralzors
. 395-0336.
FOn SALE . R«ood taa» • o p«ncjv
aa. OWar Zanlin t« FWamy.-fcim W)t« »
c^iaa«wi578. •..':-'-. ••: •';_
FURNPfUNE SAtE -Sal. JW, »«m 10.17
bla a 0 r«ifli»'SED BOOK STORE
3248 Asbury Ave., OC
-. , 333-7314 _ . ,. *
Uiod popor UocKa 5O>»
cfi COY o r pfleo L !S e raj
'rado-in potcy. Ttr o-toart t
'Mii'. crat'riBJ^f rift-* k^j
rat O^i s., -4 !"»»,
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Boats
• Opan
tarn Tou-r«.
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•BOAT-CLEANING
393^723:
Buiilnesa
' Opportunltlbj
r PRIVATE MORTGAGE
WANTED
391-7525 ,..
All About Real Estate"
Sundays, 9am to Noon
UUU CfJ YOUR DIAL
WONZ
15S0 Of4 YOUR DIAL • -•• • • - ;V--'»7 -6 \
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JOSJC J. Briglio • piA.
2121 Asbwry Ave.
Ocean City, NJ 08226
ififlOl 399-7036 ; .
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Thursday, 3«plorob«r 3,11M2 Odxan Cttv. MA. ' THP&Ftrmtin.
kReiil Estate Sale Real ESWU? §alc' Real £stau? Sale Real Estate Sale Real Estate 1 Sale
GEACHBLOCK TOWNHOUSE
Thrw b«K:•:
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t: 1S-J.K0C
tj 172. CCO
•/
OCEAN CITY .
LISTINGS OF THE WEEK
•A RARE-FIND - 17lhGt. LngoonfroM-duplox with opoo
bayvlowo. Largo dodt 4 2 ollpa. $180,800. • .•
AH ABSOLUTE STEAL - Boat pricod 2nd fl. 3 PR, 2 BA dupioX
Ca. boach. 5129.700.
- CAfi ebOH^ Thli nomrty laujd noar boacJi Gardona tomo has
3 8R, t BA. Fta. rm., jjaa honi. vinyt ctdlng. oarago & roalislic •
prto»$t70^00. • ' ' . - ' • • . .
' PERFECTION ON THE BEACH - If you Want Iho boat, this.
• uofcraonst tpwpftgvso riaa |( -i" y-ptv-L-ii in.-»iiu-.i« 1^,,^ 3 9^^
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TH£S&*VN£l-LEDGER OC*MI City, N.J. TTiuraday, 3«ptomb«r 3,1992
•ir"
NEAR NEW 4 BEDROOM 2V.* BATH slngJc home
IIKIUJOI /ircpLacv. central a(r, treat viovs & new
GARDENS I^iCOON - Attractive 2 Kory hotnc
MfUJi,4 OR; T-'i BA, cmtral air, 2 farpUccs on a IA'
r VST tw Uxiuiin 1 boat oilp$439,000.
BAYFKWT CONRO- InchuKs T BK,' IV. HA
wrap-around iioc.Vn on 2 lcvols. f/p JIUI SJXVUCII-
Ur vlcwrt SI 6O,5rt). • • . '
.••> .» • •
BAYFKONT TOWNMOMH - Beautiful2 bedroom .
Oondg In. Brrmuda-Uia 1 anting. FinUstic bay
vicw», pool, cabana houac'and a iff boat »Up. Rro-
fibre and Uundry fadllty l Included. i219,000.
KAYFKdNTTOWNHCY.IE .i.-,i.:a«fJfft1m 2.J1K, - Tl {REE BEDROOM - 2'* BA townhomc Include*
firrj'Ucr, Jen, air conci./iioc^ wllh bay v1c-vs-», pool '.
5OMERS POINT BAYFKONT - 300*.of Rlpsn-m.
with pcjl views of Occjn Clly! InduJo 3 UK, I
DA, living room, dlrilnw arcj. KEDUCHD TO
S14. '"'
BAYFRONT & 8TH
OCEAN CITY,
NEW JERSEY 08226
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8£
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^ Real Estate .Safe Real Estate Sale
t-1tt St l*wm caS to I
>«f»nti2BR ii
second boon**
BOARDWALK SOCIAL
. 4BtDro«ond3a(>to.l
MAVEWBGOTAOEALM
WoVo ju»t latod thi» wm
•WesJoy Avo . center dry:
W-AnA 1 BR; I BA1
tfo
Si
a; c«fl
T#-. ***-*"»* MUHWJ TK^n^F, O un,
i llvloo room; dining an» and Wl.
.Grt>aJ opportunity .
; A1S,flV OoU^d
A raalbaf(join al $130,000.;
aOUETKtNG SPECJALf ' -
5^' 2 J^ tw * a -•^'wntown coodo. X'
two family properly on
DH 2% BA uppor «*
Johnson Realtors
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.833 W&sloy Aye. V" 609-399-5010
h« >-!«::, pujf.duf.-lrx. '". ,,' Vi'-J^V''
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1A,. mo.!,- iC'Mv-n inj_ • j^'M~ -wnWl 1 ' . '
• • » « • • *
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l.V^uf opportunity rxvtho
t«.-h Large U X lOcr lo»
MJh Kiiliiing pUn* for-2,'
:J:,C nivV by-ildr lawnhi-.i;vi
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B14 . mE$£Ntmm.-iJiOQBR Oc—hCfty; tU. Tfrwariay,
O^I. A 4. *C? « fc*» »«*'
WUST SCU. •!» MM. I bath, oa&iotfral
eating, t!roct«c« r'iu . yard ki Upper.
lowr*ri(> Palaranum. Low taxoa. Ions
purchaw ««». WO.800. r
NOnTH CAJKXWA cdAflTAL PRC»»-
. CFtrv - si. jtumM pinrwttbn-ortom ma
atat »rtn)nttUrS Ur»jS ttnn•v$dUaY*re a v
.t»r honvaajlaa, atftam- horn**, lonmrio-
.'• mo* A pails hom«a aval KDrnaaftea txf
ctup mwntMnMp (mm KM,COa Request
our t OAfloeNg PLAZA CONDO - One Wrm
unM. nlcarjrfcjm. 8upe/ vtew, O/oat ranM
VtvXH«*f Pettier b» can 1-000- •
hUtory. Aaitna $103,000. Ca» t-SiS:
jMSoan •
CO4-7»4S. . • . •
OCCAM FnONT- Prlnca Edwortf fctand,
—'" 3 tttouUtui, 1.3 scree-approvedi.
Una ids toot aanfiy beach,-urn*
;iO.m Kay Hnrtoerfc «M Wala>
Dummartida. P.E.l,CirWM7. 1-
GARDENS PLAZA
BEACHFRONT CONDOMINIUM
JUST LISTED - Fully furrfshad 0m> bod room, ono bath
apt. Fabuloua vfow of ocean and bay. Con.bo groat
hldo-n-way or rontal pfopony. $139,300. ^
TTXC 'Richards Agency
'.. GARDENS PLA2A OFFICE
399-5353 . 1-800-2624111
Dear Ji
Gonz^for. Jr.
August 14,
','wuuill
»ht For flont
1 Bdrm., krt. ta O«Uh.
: Cemptowv ftjm.
3 MOW Mm $100 pm 1 nfaht.
SEANO MOTEL
308-4757 »
I0LEWI10 HOTEL
710 Moof lyn Terracui
399*4858
. KrogScott
U.C GiJEiSrs APT HOUSE
Accon'.'ucoMl.o.); Ho! Line
Q&B. room* A Apts
t304i«5dbl. occ
OwCWOoMfAt
399-8894
Real Estate Sale
UAHAHAWKM : Wai maJntalnod tour
bdrm Cap« Cod home In heart of Sown I*
oou to t/iopptoq 4 cornea won al a$pffancoa
pka a price met cant be twatl
.Conwiont » QiJ.P, Lai, fl AC Alklng)Li|ttC9.0001ICU
ton "
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•i£i| ''' I wanl.lo ftcKnowlocigo oiu IUUHK. I>— . —
%& us wtlli out putdiano ol a Gummw homo. Hk:k appoatsio DO «
^;'( truly gttlQd &alos [O^rosoolatK'Q aixi I h'avo gtoat tospoci tor his
"i.-T- hlQlvquality wotk and hit rospoualblo and tiuotY«CHtl>y ctiaracto/.
rv**V t*i, • , ' • , a ' ' ' ' '
r2?*t 1Hft+kafitiuly
iiipfos 411 houaa
from wida baacfi. 3 bom*. 1v>-batf».
w At B^, lana prlvMa dacX qutot na^gO;
bortood. 'Pwlway. «Pr»» 4 lam* oouna
n«ar by. Ptonsy ol parWro. t*23 plua.
TWO DORM COrrAOK
• »e, iim." »r«J «n VW lo il M*J. C«t
f*««t t3M rxxi • al wat, »»cu-*y W-*
poa, 1 ; fvx Can 306-13C3.
a ebfyit. t«T FLOOR • O, utna, A 1 mon
rwo BorsM novat • Lr. C: WLTI m »• rULLV fUhX - O*t floor of o. 3
iwa-har. got haat, »**mmy 4 W«A hflr^it, J ban, on «M*H par-UTft, at
c^r^Mt*; tvn. Ua oa«M t d*#uri ac- -" , »«10 mtrt f*j» ulka. C*J
capaaa A««- OALO; rru vrvav
li» m^ri . u3»k Ca« 1-»iX-'»JH*
«3 aft» «??? oaf 30*0601
FRST aOOH • J-b*-n apt recant/
renorsMd. very modem k-X brand new
Ul lirr«jf«L, • (j-wx 1' mauve ootof " ~— m
acr*rTva. W%. •«. Q.«ejiaan»/a partanry U Mh &L M30 paja Aatxjry. A CondOmlnMn Kawftar
• ««van xntMMa aa%.tm3m m
:_ and loins .common etaamenta apper-
SHORE RENTALS - Ona Wock Irom SSIS' £2f^ •JL*JSJ?'A£»!!' **
*-*Li« *«!««**.«**»» cSSc4T^f^^ a s^ssn:
tnereeoV dated Juf/ »7. 1000, mc-
•OimCNO • IMmM unlan, naw ' %£?. pSTw'a?
ADOftADCE - Ona bdrm apt, tutn. yeeny.
1 nORU APT -Turn, t ban,' wAJ. can»«V
. Jmt raraattad. S47S mon plut uaa. No
ax. oaa hot air NMC mocJorn KX A Ir. SUALL 1 QOmil HOUSE - Fgm, 0^
Oo'ancar Place. Ava3 0.-B. CoJ (?13) .
pott Umt* paraon or couple preferred.
hen. araaher. No cfrfdrao or paa. Gardart
uctm $325 rncri piua utaa. Cat
A«U Sept R S4K. dtp. Caf 901-«acfi
Lr*X?* rhtuTB, ooupta (naiarrad 10 w.
CLEA* 4 -SfieHT * fTirn t-fiamr «pt
Baa. a cotto Fum or i
' 162i Sl-oei. %»+**&.
in) floor. Deck yard aval..nor>-t• .H ' - ,
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399-0076
.YE/tRLY. •
1BR
off $3£Q/m'on.. ..
1 BR stud»o^55CL'indrt
2 QR *Lat $6SO.'mon:' -.
70 BR twtiso S9Wl'rt!on
'4 BR r^cco $J00a'mcn
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30* MM w t ft »-t34-a»» star 11
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pM** ha# bati, car>wr
toon L*noc WOOMS - rer
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^ out of trie ."Vjpertor Court «
Na> Jaraay. Chancary OlvAlon.-
-Cape May CaUnry, OotXal
Ui1^\7JV J33a2S0
'/li . pwvana. wnawean OTEttA ("OfV
TUHA la *»e PtakkiOB and nOCZHT
_^ FOftTUNA k> *te 0«ct3, hiatorV: proKwvnDon projoctg. ddm.rov
tora&oo projoca, projocto to restore icioftd waion. and waitowaW-r-'trcxitmont
tystom projocJa Th* ravortuo rniiod (or
putaitc rocroa&on nr>d oo/acrvabon purpocos from tho bonds -
would bo, uvtxl for SUta projocti. for grantn ftnd-low intortct '
• loans to ticjij oovornmorrti lor \ocat projocts, ond tor rastchiny ,
grnns to qualifying tax oxompt nonproftj orgarilifliona' Tho "
rrjvoouo f.ii(>d" for fn-*mJ.Tnd proirOTvation purpoaoe from tho
SoodswOcJdbiiu&odforStalo and local govommont of torts toporct«.-.o
firm lord dovcJopmcrntoa&omonts. lor Stato pro(octs
tppurchpio txrmland, and for grant* to'qiiaityina icrvJovrrvys
for to-J nr»d wator corn«rva6oo proiocts. Tho mvorwo rajtod
tor historic pf'wi«vntion ptjfpoarrt from ttvi bonda J*JOOW h«
Land tor m'aScr»r>fl jranB » Statn eflocoas or onsooo. kacoJ'
gcvorrimonb. ar>d Cjfja'Jyrjj tax oxompt nanprota orgsnixa- -
tor>i Tho rtrronuo naotod lot. dam roitoraaon purpoaae .Wm
. tv bcx-v±; vrouid ba uaod lor oin:a h>jr> ha/ord dam rextora- •
boo prt>octs onO tor V^w-icjtorwtt loans to loatrf govarrvnorrt
pf pny.ito ctjrnj. 113 co o.pp*cjrrta wrji kxai govorB- ^
•T»rr;t for ct-CT rotloroac^i projrjca; Tho rovenca ratw>d
t< 1^ pu-po'io ol nUuvd jar'alrjrs r»»;oraWO .WCjptd bb uaod lor
• ' C'_>!o pro(()cS ar»d tor Icwr'tntfanK-t loaru to «?cal
/ un teV-d to punt^rg pr-^ato lako aatoor^Jona
or tx?.a»> tlams, ju co-npfieanta w,fi \ocsi go/orn-
_ ... ,._ rovonurj
!ar wBV^ itoo
ct Ijc-n^b »-. «#K*lfc»ojnf ir^xrJ 10 re^ '
» CCCAH • * bnm». >«J «. ~arrv oi oct A^
CJMT l^AV CCUJNTY
COHOO- f0 OtACH' FlOftD*.
Ak A f . bov—.. >
Wafc o t*ach
• Storage for Rent
IV.-J i N rut
CI
H HltXVJTI. HCllA
A'.-. fi rj-J CJ .•CA
1. The QomrnieatancK*' -
anca MoaOng* • and tfta Tlcnutar
Comrntoataoar** Meeting*. *#» -Da
^-" on It* Second and Four*
i :. '
LETTERSconed
- Police- oppose
• Editor Sentinel-Ledger; in Favor of this ban which
As . a• oolirn- nlflrar urfik ^,m^vu« •_.'..u..__ . -. .
Tk,u.J._ «!^
weapon' ban
( .. _ u,me nuiu «UOlHU(Oa'
_. _.. „. „ v, uiu-uiuii- culattd the pwtition, many tion really wanted to. conurban
communjly-which nal». .. officers did not sign saying trol ctifr\$ instead of
*•"• had iw share of prob- Many otfkcrt arc afraid that they were in fear of' figuring the decent people
••--•'' •- , *ocak out for fear of reprisals and/or that if their 0/ the state, they would
al by superiors who names were on the pctitlan have made more jdU cdla
imts have 1 -w-wi(i r ntKmmaf uou.. .-^ ..-u ..;, ».un.- UJ iuvo; Many ouurert are afraid that they were in fear of' injuring the decent people
wordrBeVui»r^y.^thei3o*ino Jems, I (Cxi that 1 must' to speak out for fear of reprisals and/or that if their ol the state, they would
DM and timee durtio »ne veer gpgaj; ouf abdut Gov. Flo- reprivil by superiors who names were on the petition haw im*i ««««• *-«« —»saWnbar
a - *» pm. Confer- no's osBault weapon ban. sometimes have
their own the state would iaiow that and made (t harder for
1 their own
c 330 p.m. H*^sar t am a patfoliTian and as political agendas. Indeed.
The rules
forletter
writers
:'ftead«r» am orteiewagod
to' axpm* tfwrr
opMpns on this p*(}a>.;
T } d t
JHaniamhnr n< rt.TOp'm. OorXw
enoo UttMng, 22.-1 3:30 H',TOnm.Cong liotua- & Atii\jumort on tna
adopted try the Qoarrf of Commia- Ckppoal or opp'C»r< c< Iho urxlor-
.*tarasr«-a( m* C»¥ 01-Go* l Kx
in^wrtirW In 1»>" oriiioa ol l&o
b««rd ai^ci/ f«n Any w*
. party rrjy ar,
and r-n-". »"jr mouth, Va. Coast- Cuard caib mado to other boats All fii«lL U1
. „ ^^.w«-«u.-inui v-oasi (juard cuttttr and-a MW' her tn. tow coming np
r A pjn. OR 1 Fnhours
Ir^t how day, v4ug. 21T
rciu.T. i/trr S 1 nSoll a fesv jiMrs -'agd
iu«yd by at 3ccivAbie
so m* «SerrY no
•o d^penftabir. tranvpbrtaDcn
£of» northAouth.'
• •. ; ; •..'•• !A.A.
' S irt dia J belongs to us
tor.f-raruLitiac* err the
-'>i •o i . t-V Cocpi o£
:. 5 coj cor". 1 yx
^ cr GARAGE FOR-RENT , to fcc v
YEARLY RENTALS
n-.rrec.atoJy. for
lenar.ts
RE/MAX
29 Woot Avo
393-7100
SEA ISLE AREA
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Call 624-3310
YMMACULATK
BtXiROOM
NOTrCE -
Ovaaar. or CM '^i^t«.
NM Janrr aot04 cr
1 & 2 Bedrooms
1 Bedroom w/Den
Starting at $525.00 Public Ho tie*
Ask About Our Summer
Christmas Special
' OPEN VCNOAY THROUGH SATURDAY
CFFiCE; A-9 CHAPMAN BLVD.
SOWERS POINT. NJ C&24-4
(60S} 653-82eS
NOW TAKtftG APPUCATI0H3
As Rafrcsr^ng As fcs
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^CCiATldK we, ana
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c-etenoira*, 1 a/iaf aapaae 13 >«a •
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et neOtf HMtna) Can
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An ih. fcacaMng (.tact M
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CJ^i t UtWT Oi -Vtff ".
OF
THE C. tv OF OCX** C-Tr
Ka> Count* tt OQean O»r. Nwa
Jr, at a iiawaini a
turn limn m Ka a aeocnj n»a«V
' _ « a nwmmg o<
>M Hw 2r»! Oai at
t*BD IK CSWMJ C M
Kcsnembcr in ih-c iurvrc
that vchcfif-\"t:. N-OSJ have ll
th*>
p
vocr'-i»iw>a>
tke»
uit ihnbe
.. Thf public
torjdj mere 0/
i-y K-Jr.t to,
:^ih cr.crchin
'.j o-.crca.-rrf* Lhc
be ion-.-. :.- the. pe\.rji»
Ornr. C.!-. i.-ul thJ- '
Pride in home shows
Authority appreciation
:cr rur«r
c great rcs-port for Mew-' of u* havt picnly of
S'jtr: *s»d. pciinitgn ujwe- » property kicp kx»i .
Xiorvli me ar-a I trv SD out ot tScir ftirf". sad so
tvpprecatiun by apptupnatriy statah tratbh/
-A- pr-.iic ai ay hoavr. g*rt*gr ui the
every dsr pocaJ 4t ocr
ii> mg runr.ir.j ssr.ootKiy j tfcea? is traah. «C
bu: if LSere ire ncpatn to be \ht grassuf. ^w'
taw-
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cxr«
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They
to blame
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LETIiERSeonfd
of coorteotis, police contacts way
K> Chief"
ind
versy •aivut our summer When- .
poJkfr fow*, -.I'.'thought' I ITbwpisend fcw hi* cuunc so I *nd.'
would send tW letter K> could send ;
you. . ' • j?hie*f i>n «»vx/4.i*»>.» "irtd '• A
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take hl» pit
either they j
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SUB & GRILL
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the
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in Ocean Glv
hid
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bv « hit" aad-nsn Aixw, »v
gerptiniar.g i for py job,' &'•-"~~? f ' TKjv ^.TV vorr frr^rfcrcvii iri£ tSe book
'More Ic^ttrs
••to d:o ediJo.r
ir>c irv
t- Acroa." There: is a* hit of
, rv-~:ptts=v

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The 12th mnniial (Vitjn Cst) i^,v-;i
P«Irol nnmion party At:j;. !f> a! !i-r
Dmauritif Inn, Straihrnrrv t^irir.tt
hJgelhrr about t(K) fomvr snil turn-!
patrol members fxx c pathxTir.s; wh,-w.tftrmc
wai ""Ufrguard; fur life .
The Oc«ui Ci (y IVvwh i *»: ro! A tlniir.
Urrallv.r As.taci»finr. ipor.jmr* il o,
yCAfty cVrni to ta-irsj! «•!! ir-.i-r-.J*
Thl* yt*T IWu tKSP lc?;rndi w,r.honorcd
pottluimously — Kohcrt
McwDan and JAA Krifv, Jr. nm
Inductial J*to tJw OCBP K»U »/ Fame
IUTI^J jmoh •^o
uot^ip
-puqua
v «ob H
ho-.-,' he
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LANDSCAPING •*• •
, • Full
; . "We're>lierTu Help You.".
' Keith 'Johnson "-
399-4460
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•. 03id30by SQUVO X1O3HO bOTVW TW
18 J9. • lBS--uo^0G:S-e dOHS •
2Vj is housed at tho'i2th%ftel station' SeacKp^tfOl LtsAngelo Psa^
tif. sad perrons'nceding'to transport Invalid children and, &dutts should just
cMccf; ir> at one of tho'stations P&ai;!s caMed the chairs "a reaJ asset." .'
A $OT.tro,..:....„....
Advantage Ron.fel
Alma Taylor Bag Room''.
Appte A'Poo! ;..-..,
• Auntk) Anne'o s .,:
Bartl
y's Do'i... .'.
Bud's Outboard Marino.;..M... 31
Cfltlco fi.Cotton •....n Connection :_, 8
|-tt»«r»Llf9. ".:., _; ....'.•.'19.
Luort'afcftnaStora..... 4
l§«i(«onJ8aat) ...7 28.
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Mas Awmng... v.; .....:.. 19
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4.9.C. CharM)^ of Comrrietw... 3
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THEOCjEANO^
COLLECTORS PLATE SERIES
.•: \; \ 1992-2001^
•;• Capture the Memories of Summer
• • . . • ' . .;•" .' 1 9 9 2 •;". ;•" • • ,-.• '• • ' • •
Now you can caplure the memories of summer with the .
Ocean City Collectors Plate Series.Ten unforgettable scenes from
Ocean City's past and prcsen^will be released, one a year over the
next ten years, ivflh bonus editions of two each appearing every
-.third-year.; for a fatal of sixteen phles. Painstakingly crafted on
'fine china; each vignette conjure? up wonderful rocoltectioiis of
America's Greatest Pamily Resort. .;• '... • . . '
The delicately screened, beautiful pen and ink renderings by
Ocean City native-Marian A. Talf scare accentedtuith genuine.
• gold and represent an extraordinary architectural history of Cape
. May County's most celebrated shore town. • • .. . .•••'.•
;' ' Don 7 miss out on these terrific collectable-sponsored.by tiie
Ocean City Chamber of Commerce. Why not bring Ocean City
fwme to your family by starting your own Collectors Plate Series
inJnu? ' • • • . ! • ' • • • • • '
Ocean City Music Pier,
The Premier Plate Offering
»The Music PICT, prt the Boardwalk
, at Moorlyn Terrace, was constructed
in 1928 at a cost of
$2+8,000. If is one of two structures
of its kind in the Uniied States. It is
home'tb year-round entertainment,
iricludin^the Ocean City Pops
Orchestra. The Pops has b£en
playing in Ocean City for 65 years,
the longest-running musical series
at the New jersey Shore. •
About the Artist
Marian Talese has drawn some of
the East Coast's finest homes and
commercial properties-in peri arid .
ink. She received her BFA in music
at Syracuse University and
continued her studies at the •
Philadelphia College of Art, how
known as the University at the
Aits. She also took part in a study
abroad Italifih Architecture
program at Temple University's
School of Architecture.
THE OCEAN CITY COLLECTORS PLATE SERIES
..' .••• ••• 1992i 2001 V
Plwu irndvour payment x&ilh thii firm la: Ocean City Chatnbei• csf
Commtrte, P.O. Bex W.Oa&n CI'JJL Nevjtney 08226 . ".
For more inhrmetion. pteate call (609) 399-4043. :. . " • • " '
Q Yes! Please accept my order for.lhe premier offering in The
Ocean Gty Collectors Bate Senesjo be crafted of fine Lenox China.
Enclosed is my check or mon€y order for $65. (New Jersey residents,
add 6% s^est^} Price indudes-shipping and handling.
Plates will be shipp«?d in October:
Address
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For WiHiani Liiffl summer of
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Thv vacnr^rr m *92 will have a spc- ano of Camden parted thistrend. . Church, United MethodlsL Fort Lay
»*1 iricmin^ for WiUfam-G. Luff."who-. These clerics vAfre follov^-cd by Arch- dwdale, Fla. ' : .
h,i5 wtd as- pesickfit ofc the Ocean hishop-'Fulron Shtwn for several years . '
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jfort prv«dcnt, effective at the.end of several times difring the paw. re*v p^ uuiaaaaie and
«- this .viason Fie plans to end his active, years. ' . • Christ Church tha*
v ', VoK' in the-mjnapement of the Taberra- Luff il ftlso proiiid of.cn? of his latest . ^^. (jnircn "*"•
- .riieen part of the religious
picture fdr)hese many years, many-beHev©
him to be an ordained minister; he ps hot.;
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gained international —^......_i.—^ a
five-ye«r hostage in Lebanon, retemed
to Ocean Cit). 1 tn July when he served
. ; . as grand marshal In the Nigh) iri V.en-'
rjgh a^tirirtg from active man- made. Noting a trend, in the return of • cet>oa P 333 ^ •_ . ,
f,raifnt i* tne T^berrucle, Luff will . young families tb the.Tabemack, he Cidppio was :the .a*f>i>trollor at
continue as chairman of the board ol asked thecboard of trustees to build a American
irn5!co.v-- ',-. . . • ' •. "famUy. roop\* ariid a memorial tower IWverslty in
~ Following hU-fathcr, Rarph t;: "Luff,' ' on the front of the! buildiag.' • • •" ^ ^ ^^afUll
Luff bclitvcd.in bringing the best' '.; • ' ' nonwhenhe.
in :rvlig1ous venue tt> the Tabemad?. In .1^91, nearly! one-quarter milUon w *5 kid-
0^l3,p.dlng-prrachers.and pcrsonali- ' dollars was ralied! to erect theuddltion, napped Sepi
'lies were flcnvn in,froffi ; all parts of the -which features /)' ligh red cross and 12^986 by ah.
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Upper Township notes by'BrianGoprfey
In Touch With. Upper j»t Church in Marmora will ^^B^ for f "* P°9l P'^y-; Tovmship-ccoering the people
Townnhip will feature tommu- host aspaghetti dinner ' n S "P 5 - ... • and events, touching the toum-•
.ntfy events of the tovmship. from 5 to 7 p.m. Saturday; In Touch With Upper skip. '
Plane soul information con- .Sept. 12. Donations are 55 J '
cerning school, church' and, for adults and S2.5O for chil-
. tlub news in care of the Senti- dren. Tdke outs are avail-
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Deadline is Monday, foenirt^.' :—'
"Welcome bac3cto school" ~ ^PP** 7 Township soccer
" to all sruderittj, teachers, travelling ami recreation
admlniitratcrs and itaff of fcanis kick off their season
the Upper-Tov.Tiship School openers this weexend.
Disrrkt'May you have an The Upper TownsFijp
• . enriching year of educa- Indians season opener is
.tioixal growth and develop- tomorrow, (Triday)- a^ain>t
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•PTA is sponsoring -BaciHo Coldwcll Banker Town-
'* School Klflhti ori the--feu.- »hij» Rejhy will ha-n .V fnv
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one complaints persist
assurances
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»ald. Thing* x«V down
everywhere,. * even" Disney
World cftdpUbe* like that'
The city did not ace the
thasalvc waffle tio-upa that
hav* mar.kcd: Labor pays
Estimated Pbeitkn bidicabng
Kadio.Beckon was used to
OCHAN CITY
help locate thc plane. Krouse
Susan Hurff, of Soa fsle- City ..guides her daughter Molly on her first pony ride during
of new aulornated equip- thd Soa Islo-Foslival by UVQ Bay Aug. 20. There win also be pony rides at the FaH
ment, it will now be more Family Festival, Sept. 19. •'. * . : '. • .. •
important than ever-that
mail for - post office box
holders be addressed correctly,
according.-to .Pcistmastcr
Michael Fuscp. • Ocean City notes by wiiiiam
•An example of thej,proper
addressing fprj post office
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• 14th Knight forms group
far parking advice
'-. OCFANi CITY — Mayor look into more propcr.ty for
Henry ''Bud" Knight has parking and \yhc.ther.-
.'formed, a iL'mbVr advi- mettTTi 'Arc needed in some'
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onf on park- siti>5. . . ' . .
'City Council .approved ing and' traffic," wh>cli will Ln some'-are.-is, the need
tv/o contract-; with city meet- for the first time Mon-/for"jaeti?rs have-b>ocn qucs-
engin'cerinp office WaUcer,' djy -)t.S J.rn. inj thc^tcm/cr- tinned, and Knight- said
Previti, Holmes ortd Associ- ence room .it Gty Hall.' there arc a number of prop^ates
^o draw up ptoins arnl KniRnt .sj'i'd yciterday the crtiw upfor sale in the,900
specifications (or "drainogc committi'c will ;havo-only,block of Central Avenue. '
pYoJcctr. at 46th Sfrect and •irfvisbry powers. -
West Avenue aivi for 4?ih
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He said hq wonts rcco'm- mitt'ee ..ire City Coundl-
Strc#t and \V«,t Avenue.
•n anumber oi woman Jfannc
The 't6th ^trctt ipeaficaf.onr.
c6nfrac; is for Sl.'J^J"
and .the 47th &nvf Apec/Jj -'
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| DIAMONDS WANTED! l^-p±^±^
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.But while the .commissioners
were sympathetic,
they could not grant pertnisslon
to build under
.the'sc circumstances. The
property owner would
have to go to the Zoning
Board, because thc 10 foot
setback from an established
dune line to * requirement
under the zoning ordijuncc.
>. Hyland said his
Walking through history
i .' Theresa Bpnrtt, volunteer mornbor of ths-Sea^ste Historical Museum. QUpied this
.group through a waMng tour of Uio citrcftjrlno tho feojntSoa laic City.Histoiy WoeK-
Everyono cornptettng the tour oq; a souvortr book describlna the hooioa. "You can
do a s«tf-guikl»d four with tho tjopk," said ConiH, "but add many cofedul
rotty, who
j' lop;CN including/'previously Mrrved cp the ACS bike-athon via
i*>r.. Au.t>ohiy, city fiiian'cc /
whether.
dirrctor John(K,inrx-rv, TIMI-'
• tor Tiir.RKhjrci-i. Rjy Ehk\s, @ ^eean
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.feFri.Scpt- lf')th & 11 tii -
•.'''. 6:30 pm to 8:CXJ yun
>. Call 39S-1.11£.for Infprmation •" >.
Hom'emade'Soft Pretzels-
L •
GET QNE FREE-
Vr^iti tl::S CfuPCn (CIO p...' C ^ i V '
• • • " • ' - j< ' •
.83O Bbardwalk, Ocean
Bcoch Babies Mothers Oub
•ivill meet at'7:15.pirn. Monday.
Sept 14 at'Holy Trinity
'- Episcopal Church,- ^Oth and
. The' ciub b ^ vupport
• group lor mothers xi prt 1 -
i^rhookTS fman Ooain City,
Upper Township and Somcr.
'•Pomt,, -.• . ; . , - ,'
Frjr nv»v inft^m.
- EhiubcHh, 628-3190, or
are needed
CAPE MAY — The Amcr> •
«m Red CH*S is seeking
%Tj5untocn to- WiiHk at the
'US-Const Guard Italian this
rrianth. -
.. Duties irtdudc prftifnt rcg 1 '
i^tratlon. mcdiail rccorcJ-
and notTprnfcteicrk^ chgical
Call- 4 -..: ) _ S : MOUDAY..^.:...........:.;.....Scnih SideoiS^h Si to 5^i S;.
TLffSD/^y.:. ScSth Side ci \ JihSlto tionh SZe ct 2-ir, Si
*luiniccr
chalrmanj Harry La|fc»v,
"Art 4s Important because
it helps children
stand and boron*} familiar
n Ag nature and. chil-
w(th[ Uicir surrouhding$, to dren;':-' .'._. •..•; .•-,•'•
live In peaco and harmony ,; TSe; event Is open to' aU
with nature. It aleo give* aihateur artlBta from Idh-
young people a chance to d^rgiVton through 12th
cxpreaa their deepest feel-,
ings and cdnccm'*, .,ltc«ld.
LaBbV, widely Tknown
potUsf, artist .and teacher,
got involved In the contest
becnuicof hlaownipammit-
1
grades. All- mpidUa will, be
repns^^d:.;;• Thomas Jewelers
DUMO.VDl.MPORTKR
*&&$ **'. ' .DI^COUKTPRICES!
if. N'c* * n. Sew JtrwT
Thuroday,
According, to LaBov,
every child, even those who
never thought of ihemsclves
aa artiste, should
enter. LaBov's student at
Middle Township Da#cnts>xy
No. 2 School will defi:
get older that we.learn to who can help with the judg-
'"nTere's no such thing as a child
shut out our creativity.. ing wMca Will talc place. *i
QiUdren have to be encour- .the iristirntqat Jl ajnl Sept
not befng an artist; it is only when
aged to trust, themselves 19. All work will be on dia-
and to • keep that part of pby at the facility'on Stone
wa get pkter that we \mri
themselves alive."., Harbor Boulevard with
"And if any youngster, awards presented at Zpjn.
hitely be ertcouraged to get: wants to enter but ha3 ques- : A $50 savings bond yrfU
• Hairy LfiBotf
involved.
tions, on problerfls relating be awarded to
"TThere'tt no' such.thing as to the project, they can feel Winner^..' •. . •
a chjld not being an artist," free to call me for- help $t Registration tarnm q
tically anything Imaginable. Each contestant maysub- , he said. "It is -only when we my home 861-P425." be picked up at th? Wct-
The' ihdnc ,1a -th^ coastalmlt up' to three entries,
LaBov also nced3 artists laado Institute, , •'.'
cnvirqrunetuv. ' . T^icrclsnocosrtoenter.
available at Shore
School retirees /
.
i. «n
J -As-ecnoot'^fienedifesweek-inOceandt/somafamfef iad>s wofo.!.__,... __. ,..
retirement. Tho school district bid farowbU toihoso rotJrooa with a iundbeo'n'honoring
" them (or their cpnlrtbutlons. Standino Wiltt board hosts, board prosldont Laura' Katz.
left, ond board rnombdrs Joan Gorman, corrtor, andJano Glenn, right, they aro, from
lolt, Betty Rogtars. RublnaCponcy. Pal Ogto. Mary Bpnson and Ronnie Davis.
Absefit was K e n Moore. pe/At- ,
(Fuller) Let? Hf this-Tcsort lantic Chapter of CHADP,
graduated jnaena .cum the natioral"support group'
SOMERS POINT — Aca- books ?TW^ unllof^ins.' fo'
demic fellowships /cxr stu- turn, they agtce to -work la
laude frorivCIa&3boro State for parents of children with
dents in • physical' therapy a profewioral atpadtf «t
Cc^lege ' in ' August wilh hyp.eractiyity/attention
and medical records, are 'Shore Memorial for « ftxnc
bachelor of arts degrees Jtn deficit- • •
among those now-available period equivaknt *a tte
both elementary education She also holds an associ-
at Shore Memorial Hospi-
and psychology. . •-." ate' degree in computer sdtal.
• '• . •' • • •. --
1 AppHcfltton* aft OP***
While at the college, Lee ence froni Camde^i County
was mvited to prcs«nt a* Collgc', where, with an
Fellowships arc also and on-«oinc M port ot «be
paper ori her work with A-avcrage, she was " Billy ManjhaB . available in nursing, respi-
to Attract -
ratory th(fl-apy and labora-
Children' classified with appointed to the permanent
p .
Attention Deficit Disorder dean's* list Rollins grad tory technology to afty For. infojmatioo or aft;'.
student who is already
to the' Eastern Education •This fall, she y/UJ be an
applkatkm, vrritc *5 Sbd3a
enrolled in an accredited Boyle, SHH fellomrkiap
Research Associations elementary school com- wiD continue professional school or four- coordiiwtar. Shot*"Matin-
annual conference,, an puter teacher in the Upper
year college and"maintain* rial Hospital, X Nc*f York
honor seldom offered to an . Deerfield Township ilieater study satisfactory grades! Avc, Samers foiat Q6244.
undergraduate student. Schools, while studying for
5tudcnts-xcvay rjjecive up or call the peportmeat it".
Also at Glasiboro." &he her master's degree in NEW YORK — Klly Uaf- to S1.600 for tuition and Educational Dcwdopnsont,
was -a member of .-Kappa learning disabilities and .shall Jr., son of BUI and Judi fees and up to S4C0 for
'Delta Pi", a-national educa- cerbficalc as'a reading spe- Marshall of Ocean Qty, will
tion honor sorority. ' - - •' cialist • t '
• lftudy this faQ at. the drdc bji
organized and .served Lcc, who lives in Ocean; the Square." a pert of the New
Joseph, and. their three-chII? the Petfarmirtg Art*.'
drcn, is the daughter of Marshall is a May honors
Edith • Fuller of Wisconsin" graduate of Rofline College
and Jesse Fuller of* NewJa
Winter Park, Fli, with a
'•••'.. ' • " .» -..
hachcior'o degrtyin theater.
LVA pJans volunteer training workshop*
:
' OCEAN CITY -—The
• .Cipo May Cou-nty unit of"
tho Literacy Vo'.Untt>crs Of
'America, Inc. wjll hold a
•six'-scssipn tutor tr.iinlfig
' >-.'or>> < Become a regular 3«niina4-Lad0ar nutftf-
SUSSCRlBETpDAY-
RED DOG SALOW
ire
dartce.is mandatory; a $10 tamsyind- cultures of new-
materials, fee. is payable at comers to Atrtccica will nl^io
th
. . 4- THE
85 ^
YEAR
90'S WE MEED
. (•*-
"V -'
GOVERNMENT
EXPERIENCE!
. Your Republican
WILLIAM E."-.
FREEHOLDER
PHYLLIS .
GENOVES
FREEHOLDER
ANGELA F.
COUNTY CLERK
W. ROBERT
HENTGES
SURROGATE
f&3 tor 17 r«
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LESS THAN'
.3 "
For*All The;:
Other Candidates..
Combined!
4 total of 10 other Candidates.
are running for county office.
Their combined, experience
totals less than 10 years!
YOU
CAN'T
AFFORD
BEGINNERS!
NOVEMBER 3RD
VOTE
BLICAN
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Ocaon CHy, NJ,
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tJfXOcSTfcSo' •'!•«»/• w-w. i "!-*n#«i 3C
William Martin Jr., 72
CHESTER SPRINGS, P»/—William Martin Jr., 72. of
thla community n«i(J-Ocean City> died Sept. 2 at the
Phocnbtville Hospital after a long Illness. " '
, BCprn In PWhdclphlak he was a life-long resident of that
area. • •' '••-. .. . .-•-. . ', >; . . •' --'''•
. rle was a graduate of the William Penn. Charter
School, Philadelphia, and attended Princeton University
,and the University of Virginia. •'••'.
Mr. Martiri retired in 1970 after more than 10 years ai.
•-ah independent investment broker. He had previously
been employed withtho Philadelphia Quam Co. and
2«ii)WfoCnCrk»KCo;r
A-veteran of World War IV he served with the U.S.
Coast Guard in both the Atlantic and Pacific thcatera.
He had been, active With the PTA, cm both the local
•and state levels, and with the. Boy." Scouts, having,
received the Silver Beaver award. .-...'• •
He was a member of St. Paul's Episcopal. Church. West
Whiteland, the. YcDoW Springs. Association and the
' SchuyJkill'River Greehways Association. He served as
auditor and Judge of elections for West Pikcland Township;
• . • ' '
-Surviving arc his wife. Jean (Simpson); three sons, William
HI o£ Michigan; Robert S. Leidy of Chester Springs,
Pa. and Doughs W. Leidy of Malvem, Pa.; two
daughters, Cynthia M. Schronz of Wilmington; Dc,L. and
Cheryl L. Luckanlsh of Claymont, Del.; two sisters,
Mary M. Hutchinsoti and Elizabeth M. Bates, both of
Havertown, Pa. and six grandchildren.
Services and bvjrial were,Saturday in Pennsylvania,
under the direction of Campbell-JEnnis-Klotzbach
Funeral Home Inc., Phoenlxyillc, Pa.
McmoriJl gifts may be made to St. Paul's Episcopal
Church West Whiteland, 901 E. Lincoln Hwy., Exton,.
. Pa..193-11, or to the William Pcnn Charter School, 3000
Schoplhoyse Lane, Philadelphia 19144.
NOTICE
to PERSONS DESIPING
CIVILIAN ABSENTEE BALLOTS
tf,yc*j ore a Quatofltd-nni r»gi«torod Voter of fio Stale who
•XpocU to bo oib wrt oul«W« lh« St*l« ttt N«Vwnb«r 3,1ft92
or a quaP>«d and roqater&d yotqr who wil' bo wtthin rhm Swo
U i t X 1Q&2 t t H p
ad £t onco r»qu«*Sng Jhal a trt-*xn fcl
ba(kA bo tdrwamod to you. Socft-roq J««l me it your
hom* batfrosi, and *^« aicVo** to wISch t^d bo*c:
^»r»^on *h^ you wSi no* t#oUt » vo-i oTVk/i tty a« •li^.Uo H v-c;o
>arm» i-iiy bo otChnoo by jp^yL-vj to r««
tonnarcUid So I'M LT»2.or«^r^«d.
APPUC§tlDW FqR VfLITARY SERVICE VOTER
1 •• APPLICATION BY RELATIVE OK FRIEHD
» f OR U. MU,JT/RT €t ' *
t. . { » V,-."'
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Lois Snyder
.OCEAN-CITY— UJla B., Snyder of this resort and"
Coconut Creek, Fla., died July 25. .
Mrs. Snyder had been a long-time summer resident of
Ocean City before moving here permanently in 1968.
She was active, with.the Shore Mcinorial'HospitaJ Auxiliary
and the Gardens Civic Association. .
She is survive*! by two daughters,'Merry O. Snyder of
BoyeWown, Pa., and Susan S. Cook of Haverlown, Pa.; a
son, S. Richard Snyder of Coconut Creek, Fla.. a sister,
Marion McBridc of Ft. Pierce, Fla.; and six grandchildren.
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—TTSeTiarniIy"Vvtiniord^"TneTnr^nr-5cn1ct^
day, Sept. 12 at St. Peter's United Methodist Church, 8th
and Central. . , •
' Memorial contributions may be made to The Seniors
Foundation, 60(09 N.W. 10th St.; Margate. Fla. 33063..
1
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John HanneH Jr., 69
TOWNSENDS INLFF — John Wendell Hannell Jr., 69,
of this community and "Wilmington, Dei died Sept. 5 at
Burdette Tomton Memorial Hospital, Ope MayConrt
House. • '...•'-.-•
• Bom in Wa'tervliet, N-Y...he had lived part-time in
both Townpcnds Inlet and Wilmington. .
A mechanical'engineering graduate of the Rensscllaer
Polytechnical InsHrute.: he • had . worked on the atom
bomb project in Los Alamos during World War II.
Mr. Hanncll retired, as research manager of the Indusi
trial Fibers Division of the DuPont Chestnut Run Centre
in Wilmington. He had been a research fellow there
from 1980 until his retirement in 1985.
An accomplished musician throughput his life, he.
played in several dance and concert bands. HCWH an
avid gardener and a landscape artist. ' .
Surviving arc his wife, Rosalie (Powell); two daugh-
TO MILITARY .SERVICE VOTERS
AND TO THEIR RELATIVES
••:••• AND FRIENDS
If yoo arekT^ci mlifcvy uMcsn tM tpou pno
a po*ftan m mitary tocvioo or J*6 apatieot in ^yoterdrtj' hOdpltat
or a cV*i.in amjehod 10 or norvina with txt'Anrtttd Foroso w tM .
Unite*} Suie« »ntf>«jt tha SUttf cJ N»« Jorvay. or tho tpbuM or
dcQarxUtrti oi fend acoompanytng or nuiooo wtm a' cMKan
lirochod to'or serving wiffv f»« AjTDod Forc*» ol »w Uritod .
Sutsc. and doiuro to veto, or X you nto * roiatfvo or Irtoncf o! •rrypcrton
nvfhp, you bfliov«,' wfit do*ifo to vote In tr»o Qoootal
o^-JQ bo hok3 on *k/vnmb6r 3. .19*2 tundV »f>» *» •*•
unOoruJnod .as Orvai • rrjJuvj • apptrartox lor a m*lary torvioo
bafiot to txi votwd w Med otoctO> teW torwfrfdod to you, «tatng
youi nar>o S-jo. otrrulrwjmbof H yoy aroirira&Uiryt^rvtcx), homo
aAirv^a aixl ft« •daro^o at vrtucft you H£C-tU5onod of can bo
tourxJ'o' 1! yfra o y
tiVA o t»"Vyw»t and school
at 653- c ? nlimibi 8
?n»ch, Cdnwtr- _. - ,•:':•. •.:£• — ordinal** uxpan^ng. the.
• chemistry T 00 . ilnwood Historical locations around the tchod
Creative Society is proud,to present where no/parking is pcrmit-
FUni Ajtl- : H^***"y Walk . 92 -*~ . ted during school hours And
JJJ^I LefdWille to Lhtwood, 1 *. expanding the locations
and toting fn * ai 10>-«a- *o Span. Sat- where no topping or aand-
. "The program to open to
children in grades 1-8 who
maintain a minimum - .95
pcrccntilc oft' norm referenced
farts, show a willingnes«
to participate and have SJJj^^
written reebmmdndations ^»"f* an coordinofc' >
arimtrtancp
achcdulcft'; #-fry hanti. an*-,
events *tA dilljcicttt
19th Century. Those of jordata.fk»d tram a
wise not have been ca^ or 1 ^ ( 1 ^ 1 ^
defeated legal votes'which :5||*V*pci'
and Cen- nuc south to. Cd wkkDrhNs.
would have been
by teachers and/or other tral avenue*. . - No parking- will also' be
but for the violation, and SOMERS POINT — A 21- knowledgeable profession-' Another highlight Id: 4 enforced along-the west ride
which would, if counted.
year-old Unwcod man was ala. - " ' cononuou* yutortan tea on of 10th Street from 8 am to
|avc changed the outcome chargcd wiih hindering Classes arc held at the-" M«ple Avoioe. The. aodrty 4 pjn. school days from a
ofthecloctioiu apprehension at 1031 pjn. Arthur Rarin School in recc^mends starting CThc point 2S_ fcet south .oTthe
"Merc. spcculaUcm that -r^day 5,^1 ^ ^ Absccon.Highlands and LccdsvHIc • School)• at 16 northcriy aabline of QSnresultsmightKayebccndlf-
n-^^y ^ ^ fa j ^ . 1,,^ ^ 10 a.m. Saturday, , p OPjf r Aw :> wbcrc fickctt ««tlciit. Avenue to.125 fart
fcrent if condition* had. ^^ ^.^ ^ ^ ^ # flw 0^3 . • ' . can be purchased. .. along the curb; The nattcbcen
different wUl not «uf- K^ Wcat puHxg lot' and- The' cost is $75 for a 10- ..5WS? '£.l 1 *^" 1 ^ *°* " ^ tt *.. WB *'-* te "? f
flee to
g
allowed a subject Inside to. week session for students
Ellis said
avaiIabU:
/.•'.: •-,who attend member school
1 ^*e same d>ys
Edward B. -Michael of _
mu
MacEwan districts. for students «u«»-
and times from a pomt 4i7
linwood, who unaucccia- wMT'canecT'to Ae
lSd
fully ran. for thfi-board last- ^^ ta n^^ to a a^eeX For mOK
[®pnng, said that he waadls- with jrfakc LEX • 748-1250.
appointed In .the ruling, -r^ jn^vidual;- who was -———-.
|. since there soemedto be no lAmitt^A as Kartell A. Tor- Mainland Mainland re residents who
rcrioc,- •r^'a"Tkxnsc"wnSch wa^t'to"«nWb"uToTumbcr. _,,,
T^IHncr^ri^n^ did not check out. and, he naib. tools, bedding, dia- '"J;
poUing the electorate. ^^ arrested and placed In pcra/ baby food, batteries.
-How does one go about ^ squad ^ • . . •. flashUghts and non-pcrishtoUdtog
_vote».. on how. . vvSnc MacEwan wa» able foods to victims of
o£
u° y ^ r K M c ^ d **£ going mxad to the driver's Hurrlcanc-Andrcw can
He added that he would ajdc, Colin TP-atridc Murray of drop itcma off at a truckappeal
the iaiuc any Eatt Devonshire Avenue that ii located jt the Acme
allegedly 'opened the dcrir parklng lot in Scmcra Point.
^. and allowed uSe nubject to Call 927-8223. for .more
0 u
" escape • • . .„ jjtformation. /'' - -.
nployoe* 1 C T n j ad times o pomt 4i7
t ^
, fflU
The irdividual was Kcap: . . .- :
whf> were caught using a Mi;rcd .aid Murray w.a« ' yj.^.
aV ^ b! £ ln a J v » ec at ^ curblihcfofiO feet south.
wood City. Hall an4 the Proposed- restrictions
Book Store at Central against stopping and stmd-
^ ^ 1%^^°^'' ! n « f ur i n S «hool days
h raiiv date is dan Rood, from a point 7S
^ - ««* « * «* the^curbbne of
. ?r«f\}in|
- 'Business Asuociabo.rr, wriich put up tho flags, wiB leave thom up tor thte «eofc^nd*s >
not pp
Drive; r^ and
uruVr.
V. ;
• ' • '
Road School
.' . .
apprchensiort
wood, who " defeated-:
•Michael", for-, a teat on 'theregionoHchool
board.-'
Some "of the improperly- .
liroduced literature was
received by tin wood vixcm/
.whicn Nfichad said
might ha^v '
. for voJuntecrs to help*make .
# this school year a huge suc-
Voluntecrs are needed for:"
cfilrln October, the
ifi ,\'o\t>r\bcr, the
" Student Club,
throughout tbc'ye-ar.arid to
staff a..boo*h' \i "Shfc.Good
GEORGE NEWELL
PA1NT1NG/PAPERHANG1NG •
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25DeFeo Lane
Somers Point, NJ 08244
fiojuselwld Hozanldw Disposal Day,
. We Can
^ Oil-ba^cdlpaihts, tliinncfs and^oKcnis"
I. G^is anc^ kerosene - . .
g' Ptstjcidcs ahj' ; heibicsdes >- - .
-E' Anti-frcczp • . ' '•*••batteries
% v • •'.
•Thtrr is a minimal duir^e of $2 -per gallon
-. poajvi-for quarjit^i mer 25 pounds. Quantities ._
LSUUI these Li:Us «iri—-1
J~y Li KM An« •
^/^ Exfi17. GSP
x Capafciay)
For furUicr infonnatjon, call Tony Mocc6iarj, j^pject coordinator. (609) 465-SQ26
\ -. %. .sneak tbief of sight...
Gtouoofaisale3t£ng/^ius*.oft3xjawimtongaAAsinttoUnltt> . .
- States. (Joeootaf everyscventfend poo^ieyou soe&fe.vfcfifnol'-' -'
'OiaiK»rpa(pror .' ', Richard L. Walker,'O.D: . •: _
4 yillag© Or, • CapSd May Court House • 465-4005
• *, . ^2401 Bay Avo. • Ocean dty -39^1852 ; »
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SIioreAieiiK)rial
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Todd uiqmH wito wlu be • -American Tribute, with
thi; summer scAmp may be Joined by hla wife, soprano the warld-fatnoug Singing
ebbing, not so with tho Lisa Kcta>«l-'nioina5. and.... City, under tho direction rj|
.Ocean Gityt'ops Orchestra, tenor Christopher Hux. • GrapiwJ Coivcn. -
la a hvxxbnccrt Unc ap'
•The. threesome will Todd Thomao, Who la
this coining week, the appear In.Sunday's 8 p.m. currently based Jn Phlkdel-
orchestra vyifl feature, as at the Music Pier, which lo a phlfl, appears with the Pops
guest soloists, the wsorfo fnio concert, and on Tue*- fnKjucntly throughout the
perennial favorite baritone day,' they will present an summer. Laat fall, he went
4 . t *
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i- «
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thvinlty- outreach- ;; atib •
include? fhei. programs In
•fadliUe* (6? : the elderly,
har(dlcoppcd arid homeless..
.••.'The' ^m^^-Oty: staff
dlreds nix-week residence.
vemeeris
on an extended tour with
the San Eranc&ico Opera
OCEAN CITY POPS
Company that look him to
SUNDAY, SEPT. 13
Europe: .. .• •'•; .•' ' '• ..•
p
. Thomas has appeared Todd'Ttiomas
William Schdble, director
with the Pittsburgh Opera stage in.post seasons has
Theatre in BUtzaWn's Regi- been bysy. this year with
_j_. Lisa Hdmel-Thomas, sograno ,__ " — - pr rdi, yoUng (jijQgn^. Her
"' 7 Clirlslppher Hux, tenor ,
• ._ Todd Thonui, baritone . in A; Midsummer Night's appearance this week to her
Pie FledermausOverture... .'...,:.....-..,..Stroufl8 Dream, and in Albert.Her-: firstUtlayear. •
If with all your hearts (Elijah)....,».'. Mendelssohn
ring, • • . A native of Rochester,
In concert,
. ' Christopher Hux
Ballet Egyptien .......~; ... .Lulgini
Let theBrtght Seraphim (Samson) .......Handel
.'.'.'•' Lka Thomas
Chariot's of Firc..-.~.:.'.. :...........-i.-Vangella/Rile
Atantde guitler (Faust).; .........Gounod
See the Raging Flames (Joahua) Handel
Todd Thomas
Strike Up the Band:.:..... .....'. ; Gernhwin
* • • • INTERMISSION • *• • .
Les Miserable selections -.l-arr. Lowpicn
Ah, Levetoi (Romeo and Juliette) .Gounod
Jmpostibte Dream A~ —,..-arr. VVarrington
Christopher Hux
" Trepak bance (Nutcracker) ..«..._.Tschalkovsfcy
Vissi D- Arie (TOSGO .' ...:.„.".,... Pucdrd
Tuttelefest (Rigoletto) .,.......!„•:.-... iVerdl
Lisa Thomas .-"' ,;_
Triumphal March CAida).r ,^..'.._:1..^..«........Verdi
How Grmi Thou Art ' Trad.
Soliloquy (Carousel) ..*..._ Rodgcra
Ta3d Thomas . .' "
Kiss Me Kate >."..,.- ^..Porter
: he has per- N.Y.. she has appeared with
formed Elijoh-4Jic Requiem Opera Delaware as. the
settings of Faure' and witch in the US- praniere
Brahms, the Bloch Sacred of McCabe'a The Urn, the
Service and numerous ora- Witch and \hc Wardrobe..
torio works of Ralph She received her master's
Vaughn Williams, •: in opera from the Curtis
•He has appeared regu- Institute of'. Music,.where
•. larly with the Choral Arts She received tho Ralph Fes-
Sodety and the Art Song torazzl for Most Promising
Series, both of Philadelphia. Vocal Student . '
He b a first place winner Her leading roles have
in the New. Jersey District been with such companies
Metropolitan. Qpcra audi- as .the Pennsylvania Opera
tionsand in the premiere Theater, Opcra/QSlumbus,
competition of the NeW w^cre she served as an
England Lyric Operetta. In a*soadte artos tin residence
1989 he received the Wil- ?T d ' Camerata Opera of
Ham Kfatthcils Sullivan Ncw J 01 music director, Is only the
second (n the" choir's hlsto*
Amcrlcan Institute pf Musl-
ry,
Having served n twocd
Studjca' production!- of
intrrnahlp utidfr
JOlf Lusitgen, Weibdr von.. several project grants from- f
the Sullivan Foundation. :
tho'winner of a number
til vocal competitions, He appeared Vidt the"
including the Abraham and Opcr« Orchelstra of l^ew
York, tho Albany Syjtnpho-
Phyllis Katz Memorial
nyt the Hmira Symphony
Young Artists' competition
and most recently the Man-
and the Mario Lanza Scholhattan Philharmonic; with
arship auditions, she has
which,he made hjs •Cam*
aToe performed a number of
egleHalldebuf .
BOlo recitals.
Hux,, a regular with' the
Ocean City Pops Bincp 1987,
received Ws training at.Trl-
Cities Opera in Binghamton.N.Y..
He has performed
leading rolcs'with the Virginia.
Opera, Lyric Opera of
Kansas .City,, Syracuse
Opera, Houston Grand
^-
Opera, Glimmcrglass
Foundation Grant. . ' *ho has appeared in ban-' Opera, tfte June Opera Fcs-
A graduate with high dii- « 3 t
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ByEDWlSMER
'. Son6wt-LodgorC(Uic'
. IntCTmisuion brought a
tribute and plaque froin
OCEAN'CTiY _ Director . sdmo- of maestro Rugglerfs
smcrltus Frank. Ruggicrl admirers and friends,
nounted the -Music Pier Stephen Kovatch, Doris
sodium and the warmKrucger
and George and
iriiczcs/:. redolent v^ith iDotttc Afflerboch' m behalf
nlmoua' wafted in. from of the myriad people Ruggi-
SapM as melodies from the, crl has: touched : with his
' of music and stoishlnc music and friendship.
the salty air of Ocean
Just prior to this Ruggicri.
had led thcPtaw throuch the
do
called upon to do col-
Chris arias to fill in for
Hux and Todd Thomas
Truxal who could
. became as; Italian as a plate
this yerir. W& Hot
„ - . ,-,.-, . , , - —i that Kodea did
Ruggieri led them .through ^jy WCJL
the mdodic peninsula of his anjf bel canto exponents
a" 0031 ^ 5 - • Were "often mezzos.
Prom the opening La Ga=a Janws Hab brought proper
LadnK Overture, through the Neapolitan expression to
- groat Dill -Schciblc trumpet GastaldOn's. Musica • ProMa.
- sob of.Carniaa/ of Venice and Under Ruggicrl the Pops
Hux's Amor ti vida. Koto 1 bodyout ...
We were transported to m
• vcahiopulcodeUa Soak tan old
box at La Sola) by me most
dramatic and musically
outhentic Prologue to Paglixxi
that Thomas has brought off
Ruggieri said the Pops'
' didn't have a score for the
finale that was pure Italians
so the orchestra arid soloists
made do with excerpts from
.-pbyca' a lbvdy version "of . Naughty Marietta and'the Ital- boot."a'a Francid Albert
Una tnce pooo (a, Thomas EM the intermezzo from CavaJle- ian Sireet Song which filled would say.
Tu —it wis one spky Italian ^ nustianli and then came out the everting very nicely
di3h SUNDAY NIGHT
\' '• . the aria that wiped evcry- arid gave, everybody "a
ATTHEPOPS
MORETHAN APPLAUSE THUNDEROUS
Starr and Boeckheler thrill Friends
of Music audience On the Music
OCEAN -CiTYmusical
light of Ocean City
a»d Philadelphia, Esther
WclK has done'it again.-
For ygjire, both ' she and
her Friencjs of Music organization
have thrilled audiences
repeatedly with
• Stellar performances rarely
seen ot hc^rd outwde major
Thanka to her-and a few
who have- emulated her-
Ocean City .•LV no 1ohgc»
a"mi;idprcd .> cultural, bockwntcr.
'*" •
The ScpL'3 coRcurt fcvirvn*
ing world-class tnii'ifeans
pia^'it-Suian SLorr And nJli
1 )! L'fr.ch*fioe;:khf' was a
prime exAmp'f 'of
'.'• Tho progrirr. -WAS one' of
gtcar vaherr" tirfro WJ.S
OTW LTl t'"C CTfiVS\lr\J "
The oud;cr.a.-: -.
one. in sruo o
V4.T,.riionv o! trvcjuui-
• founrf their f.i^waftrr
worth th' 1 cilort
_ j
th.il \si rr in; -"* r ^-l^CT
I ;uc ~x~
Her r^p" J
nov ipri
'.vr% rr.
' this
and p
vn' Irran -He ««3.T\e era
- —The-tcrtatarirad th
Rachmaninov lemotiohal
ups and downs and culmi-
'nated in a final movement
that paralleled the -wild
abandoned jov of the finale
for the 2nd: Symphony. The
perfanhahfc brought the
crowd to their feet and'
Srtarr and Boeckhclcr.
responded with a lively
Spinir>h 'numbcf as. an
encore. ( •„ _, .
yVe hope tnat the man-elous'rnusica'I'team.vs'Tio
are'
on the faculty-of-the L'rJvrrsity
of }hc : Art^ in'PhiLa-
;. i_
"v:o, wiU cavnc again —
Music Mnghjficmtfy Simg. .- •
. •' -.'"The Best KepiSecret in South jersey"
N, T a'ncy'Fox-McNamep.& Douglas Murdock
; •'.- with George Karavan. .- ' •/
- •-, " '-' _ .In ConciM-t , - . . •_..."/
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we will try to give a concise
report on what went on
Sunday as well as the purvious
night. .
Schciblewns back on the
podium doing his mcnicff
'proud in a.li."izt Hungarian
Rhapsody and accompanying
^1^*"^" ~t ^i"i.'^'.' ~ ire 'uyc" m nn32"
movement. of the romantially
• charged Brahms Violin
Concerto. . . •
Czciner la one d those
Wonderful prodigies we have
had the privilege of watching
p"afts from childhood to
mahnity. Hf has fulfiilcd his
^^aly promise "ind :>hould go
^pn to further muiical frjui»r>h5.
,„ • .
C S htritagc is Kurt-
By " jooirvdilcrscic' or
ff he'pbvvd a enruxrto
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around a very manly 17 now
scheduled for Bcvcral off-
arid when, he displayed his
soason appearances. . ' , '.
violin •pyrotechnics . in the
If» hardto see Iiow ti\ry..
third movement of VVicriiaw-
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OCEAN CITY •' .— ' be oh display at the murtici-
Approximately 400 street pad parking tot, 6th Street
roo can yriM roll Into Ocean off boardwalk; admisstoft
City this weekend farjhc free. Street rods 'tone rt mix of
city's annual Supci FLfHca ' basic vehicles produced
Weekend Friday ond Satur- prior to J949 with parts
day •: ••..•'••:••. -. .;•'••: manufactured- after 1948.
; This is one of Ocean .Think about that for a min-
City's most exciting fall ute. It make* sense,' doesn't.
eyents and there • will be i t ? ...."•-.
plenty for you to,see-and What you will.be looking
d o . .••••' ••''• , • - • • • • ' . . at this weekend Jo an inter-
On Fridoy, the South Jeresting :mixod wchido whichsey.
Street Rod Association. has gained in popularity in
present a 50s^ recent years.
featuring Lee Andrews and On Saturday, street rods
the Hearts 8 p.m. at the
Music Pier, Boardwalk aiid
Moorlyn Terrace] The program,
is open to the public;
admission.S3. .
Also on Friday, care will
;
parade from-6th to 12th, on . This evening. .(Thursday
the boardwalk. ' at $) the Sunshine' Boys
This will bo' the. 18mBanjo
Bond Will entertain in
annual shore outing for the Pavilion of. tho, Music
South Jersey Street Rodder* -Viet, Admission Will be free
who have, poet* major sup- thanks' to thc\ Boardwalk
porters of Ocean City. They Merchants Association
participate in, ottf parades which; Is- sponsoring the
to 3 p.m. the Ocean'Gty.
and visit often .during spe- group.
mh mgh Schobf Clas* of "95 5
cial events.
will sponsor a craft show h at
. You'll bo able fo sing the pier.
There will be over 1,000 along and dance to tho
members with families here .Uyely music of thfs popular
this weekend; The South
• The Pops returns, for
local group featuring Bill
Jersey Asaodaflotf extends Ho no vocalg. —
three concerts Sept. 13, IS
frontCapc May ,to Vincc-
TS.' Otv Sunday, the Mends
towij. with associate mem-
of Israel Chorus will offer a
will be on display on the
; At 7 p.m. on. Friday, the
bers in Pennsylvania and
free program fropn 2 to 3:30
boardwalk from.6jh to 12th'
Bicentennial' Q»orus from
Maryland. The national
p.m. to be followed at 8
streets from 11 a.m. to 4
Jim Thorpe, Pa. will sing Jn
association lists over 42,000
p.m. by the Pops concert
p.m. as well as the 6th
front of the. Music Pier prior
members and holds year
Street parking lot At 4
-to the Super 50's dance, It
around, events geared to the
p.m., there will be a gala
will be a program of show
family.'
tunes and nostalgic favorites.
WHAT THE OTHERS OFFER YOU Kin WHAT WE GALL- MONDAY NIGHT FUNI • On Saturday .from 9 a.m.
:
gram win feature
On Monday, Sept. 14, the
Langley Air Force Base
Clarinet Quartet will,
present a free recital at the
Music Pier, 8 p.m. The pro-
4 both claa-
Sept. 26;. America Before
sfcal and popular jnuslc Over 3,000 - bUccfs . will Columbus,- a children'$
admission is free. ' ' visit Ocean City Sept. 19-20 show sponaonk! by th.o dty
'rheyll play the Fiigftt of as part of the annual Multi- and Middle Atlantic Center
bumbUbct. It wUJ.bC. inter- p«
l S I l B l k h for the Arts, Sept. 27-.
esting to hear that with foist frcan Philadelphia to Ocean
clarinets • When ¥ni .64 by Qtyiiuid bicjt Pu^incl 10
the Beatles and Scolb Jopf an Larry JCajnc. vriB lead
lln's Maple, tmf, Rd# **? also gp op ' . , ',
:
on the program. ..,- there wm atao be,ah air
Performers' Include SSgt" show all day on- Sept. 19 at
PcKfcrD. FdtcnwuvSSgt. All-, t h o d t r p o r t - :. v •••./.•-.•••.,• .'••••
son A; Chrisiofoll, .ArA.
Karen E. Wright and A1C Looking ahead, 4on't
Jennifer M. Littlehale. . miss tho pout season Pops
concert with expanded
On Thursday, Sept. 17, orchestra on Sept. 20;
the Vlneland Singing' Senior dtizcris Craft Show,
Ambassadors, perform at Sept 22:23: JiibUeer singers,
the Music Pier 8 p,xri., Sept, 24; Crescent .Temple
admission $3. On the 18th, String Band, Sept. 25;
Cozy Morcly. entertains ar Admirals Big Band Dance,
the Music'Pier, 8 p.m.;
admission . $10 to benefit
Exchange Club charities.
: ; ".'
- The Ocean Qty Arts Center
I7th atfdSfogson will
hold its flwt lecrutc scries,
onartand architecture, 7:30
p.rn; Sept. 25 paVid Cast,
associate proXesaor of hl(h
. tory and *rr, Bryn,'. Mawr
College AVHI spook about
"Rfibert Veiyiuri' and the
pcfcftsc of Ordinary Archlt
e c t u r f c ' ' - •.- ;"\ :•'-,••.•• .'•• •
Admi,33iph is t*cv — Uuonlc Ternp*«. 7pO pjn.
Owjxbw o< Cwmirea — noon
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ticKet talcs.
'In addition 1o. the- Ocean . 03226. or cnll 609-399-0128. Chur*.
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Cost is S15 per pcrs boan*r«A.a
StturiUy. S^pl 12 .
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Boy Scout Troop N«. 33 Vf W haf,
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Pop* Ort»i««lr»'»Am«^c«ii,TrQ>u(«
to Hinging City — Wti^c P^r,
fciaoryn Torrnco-and ffia b&Kwttl. 7
p,if • . ' - •
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Trr-v E5"toop«/ Cfmrch, -30ft aryl
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Friday, Saturday
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VOLTACO'S
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OPEN tO am la e p m.
Oce*fl City
TRIP
with r^gi^tT.ition beginning
at 7u3O a.m. The courw? It.i
locking ? 1 - mV.c^ which
connmir* nround tht o*i)i\
cvnt Crcajt^. Hoy Country
* ye ..tpblt,"* and
cf.tpLiys y -ip..' . '
I Fot ('i'-,;s and sc^Ia-i arc
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7rojraday. Soptembor 10, |092 Ocean Clly, UJ: THE SamNEL-LEQO&t A13 '
(continued from page 1) . opportunity to visit tho Chi- thrwf school offidalfl during
to have known about the cago headquarters. ' the 36-hour trip, Cummihg3'
trip ahead.of time. "•'•-.-' • :He •'and ' Field . were said that it could hardly be
Young boHevcs It, isoffered
the- trip earlier this, dcadribediis a Junket Apart,
important to avoid th .
Thu township school offi-
.dais were primarily intercsted
in the company's
master issues, since tine dis-
not taken advantage of It . While the contractor d}d, trict has actively sought
'About 60 other 'school dis- pay for the air fare from other bidders for some
tricts which • contrAct Ser- Philadephla to Chicago arid compiaiision whehever Scrviccmaster
have taken the accommodations for the vkemaster's contracta were
SOMMS WEEKEND
(continued fron\ pige 1). male and female, with age
Enviro'runonial Protection group trophic* being pre-.
and Energy; Tom Keck, sen ted in the. following cat-,
^ "superintendent of Bellfe- egories: under ,9*, 9-11,»
^|^ plain' State Park; Richard 12-M. 15-19, 20-29, 30-39,
;| Squires r.A tlan t.i c'-Cqu n ty A0-A9.and.50 and over. .
exocutive; the Atlantic Festivities continue-Sotur-
County .Board of Chosen day with the Good Old
FrcehoIdCTs; AsscmbJyrnen Days Festival from noon to
f Fredrick ?. Nickles and6
p.m. at Kennedy Park.
John E. Gaffney.Sute' Sena- The theme of this year's
tor -William GoTmley; Jo annual evenj is "Island Dis-'
Kipus, prfjldent of thecnvcry,"
in keeping, with.
Atlantic' County Historical the fjOOth Anniversary of
| .Society,'and Cindy Mason-' Ccilprn&us-' discovery of the
"k ft Purdie, Atlantic County AmcricJU. ,.
;'• Cultyral Affairs Office. Tlie celebration will Inr
S
Weekend begins Saturday
I with tho 14th annvial
• Lawrence "Bod" Kern
Memorial 5K R.uri at
Kennedy Parlc'TrW ryn is
spons/jry'd by the .city'
Pcpartmcnt ofCcfrnmifnity
Education -and Recreationand
Shore H a fdware and
Arfto ParU.
• . . ,
The run will start and rrsd
at the park, which m Jocaicd
ut Broadway' and -the;' bAy:
Thi." rocc stirt 1 wide .range of foodv as
diverse as dam3 on the
half-shell, chicken whngs,
'pizza, hot beef .and pork
sandwiches, barbecue ribs
and chicken Ghana style. •
..OfPsirc'shuttJe bus transportation
is provided to the
.festival and, is free of
charge. '
Jn addition to the mansion,
tours and tea 'party,
other events on Sunday
indudc the annual Somers
to Remember trolley; tour,
which wilt be traveling to
Somcrs Point historic' sitej'
-•frojn-H'-d-.mr It7 -4 p.m-. '—ca'n-Carlbbean
heritage. Members of the. M»t-
Flood has said while part •into the categoric^ of Key.
x>, who helped prepare tiw
of the meeting's purpose.is 'Contributing and"Nori Con- VENTNOR — The Atlan- ordinance,: and Ai Roth of
'to get public comment on tributing. • '•'•"• tic City Figure Skating.dub the Roth Partnershrp> -will
tho,.district, he wnnta to
will hold lesson registration also Rive pre«cnurtion». '
avoid the sort of arguments.- If passed aa proposed, the "7:30 pjn. Sunday. Sept 13 at" The meeting is being hdd
that-, have marked many district would be one of the, the Ventnor Community in the auditorium rather
public meeting* on the pip- largeit in the state. Complex located behind thethan
council, chambers
posed distti'ct over the About 300 people VcntnoT Public library. because of the large crowd
years. The public will get a attended a June 1991 "meet- Group and individual les- expected lot the meeting. •
chance, to speak, he said. ing on the proposed dissons are available. •
: TOQ LATE •* • TOO LATE-
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BYvtrrrue at • MM ct g-^n-rri
lasijad
GAHAGE SALE •. Friday • a*tuntey.
CITY OF SO EtC CTTY
S«p< 11 I 12. S «m. HouWvaa ham.
NEWJCRSEY
v«y dean ctekStefta no-^rg. tof« & "X* OHOtHAHCE MO. 1O79 Bank. FJ»I$.» CTw>
PMnOt and JOO€W F. MOnOAN.'
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J". Ocean City, nj = •
SUNDAYS-Chicken Parmesan
MONDAYS-Broiled Scallops
TUESDAYS-One Pound Prime Rib
WEDNESDAYS-Seafood Marinara o
THURSDAYS-Award Winning BBQ
FRIOAYS-Flounder Jardlniare
EVERY HAS
ATTAJfi. '
•Ste;imcrs • Mcuaardla SUc
C.u.vsar Salad - Burgtrs
l i^^i' ' ,••'.•••• SAT; & N
Eggs Benedict »
/Hh BrcMra*.ft Coffee
. SERVED 7 A»,v I
nlus t£vc
r Lingulno
6yback Ribs
ALL VALUE DINNERS INCLUDE: House Salad. Rotato,
of tho Day and OhoTs Ohoico of
ff i®«f Is
Every Sunday-Friaay 4-7 pm
Complimentary Hot Buffet and Reduced Drink Prices.
Tht. Smpt. - LIVE BANDS - Thara, Fr|. Sat.
On The lluv% Just North of Potiu (heft M*r'

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N.J. r
' - . - " • • ' . * photo bf Dob Hkvrvn
-This 2 V? story brick farm house, located npxi to the Mainland Regional High
School,-will bo one cA the homes on tour. According.to oral traditfon this house was
built by Samuel Somers before 1855. ;' . . . •
History Walk Sept 19 in Linwood
LIN.VVOOD — Fiftee
19th century'homes will bJ
.highlighted during (he History.
W.^lk being sponsored
10 a.m. to 5.p.m. Stf^day,
Sept. 10 by the Linwood
lfi.storic.iF Society.
The ncvttalgic event, will
^include music on Maple
• Avc, vintage automobiles
from privjie collwrtrfrs,- a
quiii. exhibition in the society's
muvurii on Pop!nr
arsd on elaborate
The voacty held .1 sinvJ.ir
walk in'1937 to raise fends
'o ri.tr.cve the-old schciol
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receives state
IfilCtll klcti iu
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jy oiuti• uuv
MAN CHARGED.WITH of October. The cwUest Is Tho Legion will also bo:
SOMER5 tf Tc 'dciw-up program In the dty. bmja POSSESSION
open to children in grade holding Its second annual
city has iwjcivcd $15^309
SOMERS P0JNT • — A
2-8. The deadline for critrfca, .beef & beer from 6 to io
Last year, 161 youths and,
from state cn'.yirbntnehtal
_ 25>yo!US>Id Bricfgcton man.
i»Oct 3f>, call 927-7113. The p.m. that day. Cost for cat-
; rhore than 40 >dult chapa^
otedals this year for various-
-wai ainteswd. on tho charge
library Is loenred at 747ing
Jn Is $10, and take-om
: onps picked up 5-4 tons of lifc
dcan-up programs. ihroughA,
of possession of ^marijuana
Shore Road. . : . ' orders arc'SEf; call 927-7145.
Icr:•:from -public areas and
out the munidpality\ accord-]
under iX) graitosHfklTpxn..
roadways assisted by -the'
. irfg to Randy Carney,
Monday, Sept. 7 in the
EVENTS TEA PAim TIME •
Public Works Dcpartrrwint.
nxydirtg coordinator. .*
parking lot of Key West,
SETFOR3EPT.19 IS PUSHED BACK '
Ihc grant money frotn the They . reoeived • tecshirts,
according to poUco.
SOMERS POINT — The SOMERS PblMT— The
N.J. Department of EnViron- pizza arid soda after the job David* Wayne Harris of
auxiliary of the American Alice., to VVon^crland tea
• xncrital Protection arid/ was finished.
Oak Street was observed by
Legion Clar&Etiason Poat party originally scheduled
Ericrgy is bring nicd for the
Patrohrfan Richard Rest
352 "will Jx hdldbig a floa .for 3 p.m. Sunday;. Sept, 13
-Walking'. fmi» under the -market—fronV-9-^.m. to," 3: -at-the-Son'xnrs M t H
•following: •wages for throe The "Qeixxi Communities Iron, bridge over Shore p.m. Saturday, Sept. 19 at
part-time workers, purchase workers collect Utter from
Road with two pthersr A its hall, 1st Street and Penn-
ol litta- containers and contri- roadways, lob?, parks, ball-
search of. the sub'jee'ts sylvania Avenue. ' .^
buticjns {or youth fjroqps . ficldfl, football fields, the take
uncovered a dear baggie The cost is, $10 per table,
Other items iiidudcd tools- path, beaches and shoppiriR
with marijuana inside, and hot dogs, coffee and
arid •equipment:, orange a r e a s . •'•••• •
authorities said, and Harris soda will be available. For
safety shirts and,, hats with
was arrested, processed and information, call 927-4260.
Clean Communities logos Quality of life released.
printed on them, work
gloves, shovels, rakes, addressed at forum MANCHARGEO
brooms, etc!
WITH SHOPLlFTlNQ
Educational material, flyers . NORTHFIELD — The•
SOMERS POINT -- Ray-
'explaining the., program, Atlantic County Human .memd Romardo Orarria, 39,
newspaper advertisements Relations' Advisory Council of Route 54' in VVilllamtown .
bell from.she South Seaville
and Ckvirr Communities rul- will hold, one in a series of
rity and K9 pets.
was charged with, shoplift-
Gimp Meeting Association..
jcrs and pencils for thecommunity
forums on tlu?'
The old Leedsville school,
ing twd cartons of cigarettes
The bell vyas formerly on
schools were also paid for quality of life in the county
now also th.o society's head-
at 11-57 a.m. Thursday,
the roof erf ihe Ixodsville
•with the funds..
from 2 to 4 p.m. Monday,
quajieni, was jlso home to
Sept. 3 from the Jamesway
School, row the site of the
Oct. 5 in the health education
city hall and the library.
Department Store, Route 9
society's museum. The.police departmcrtt was
. fTom Juru> to the end of room of the rVtoidowview and Bethel Road. Store
• The bell was purchased housed in the little 'house
July, the worfes collected Nursing r-Jotne. 235 Dolphin security signed a complaint
.ind novy ;iw.iits installation on the rear of the property.
17.93 tons of litter, mchiding A-vc., here. .
against him. and Orama
in a nvnution of the roof- Tickets may be purchased
trash, bulky maten.-rl, tine*,, The -13-mcmber council was processed and released
top cuppln. - ^
at the linwood Library,
wotxl etc.
w;Ls cneated last- j'ear to pending a court appear-
The society's £oals_ this- UoXjy.Ha dXjHlL Central
All recyclable material was examine and advise the ance. ^ . *
year are to continue to pre-
' brought"wfoi to Ihe"Sorncrs"" comity - ewutivc ^md" ITOD-
Square. Etooks'or by calling
serve locaj heritage* and to
.Pom: recycling drop-off o_iv holders on human rebtioas
LIBRARY PLANS
927-3626. The S1Q tickers
m-iintnin the mavum and include the Victorian tea.
W t» be recycled and col- issued. Anyone - wishing to
WRITING CONTEST
its commitment to main-' Rain date is Sunday, Sept.
lected by the Atlantic County appOAT before the council
SOMERS "rOINT :-
Mining the Clara Glenn pet
Recycling "Program. should call 'Karen Levin nt
Atlantic County • Library/
20. • . ' •
cemetery located, off Shore
Irs- October, the program' 345-6700.- ext. 2452 in
Somcrs Point".will be hold-
Kd. "Die burwl site of celeb-. this
will Save its' "annual 'youth advance.
ing a writing • contest for
children during Ihe month
1
been moved b&dk to 4 p.m.
as the March Hire is running-late
ani cannot make
it at the earlier time. For
more information, calj Nick
Reginaot 927-5253.
Three are charged
with drunken driving
SOMERS POINT, — Three ard Rest at Shore Rood and
people Were arrested for Maryland Avenue for report-
driving While under the edly disregarding a traffic
.influence since the beginning signaL •'• /• .
of the month, according to He wa.i also charged, with
police. '-•-. •
driving while Suspended!
Roderick Cleveland White; Schultz >vas processed and,
23,- of Corinthian Avenue In- taken home, according to"
Ocean Gty was charged after police.
"being stopped • along Higbce Dorothy Louise Montene-
Avenue by'Patrolman Robert gro, 49, y( Country Lane Ln
Somcrs.at 1:36 a.m. Sept 2., Bucna was charged with
:f{0""Way". rhorge.tt. and .OWr/rcFusal to tale a bredth-
released.
ajyzer test and driving while
Terry Lee Schultz, 35, of revoked after being stopped
Wc?>t Maryland 'Avenue in at 11:04 p.m. Sept. & in the
Somcrs Point was* charged at .SortvTs Point Plazj parking
2:49 a-m..Sept. 7'aftfr-beiog lot.
J i by. Patrolman Rich-
; •— Brian Cooncy
ONFORCJVEN-
CLINT, EASTWOOD
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LOBSTERS
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'7.99 o ! '6.50 ,
CATFISH
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SHRIMP
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«xy Dinner.
' ^ V S^Site 3-*pn Dai? . •, '
•' Fresh Seafood 1 •' DeHcious ^
• Daily specials. • Ch;idref>s M
Baiting Done On Premise
AT?£») AM.
Something. Far Everyone ..'.•
v^' AJf Yd^r Round . /' >
3325 Asbury -Ave., Ocean City t
fr«t nj.'vt
UD-tUv Ni^tiC PrirorRib Nifiht -,\...•%•.-,-.•. " s 12.'
'You want Seafood???
• .South.Jerso\ Stcaiji I'til
••,M:i'.kuii Kin-j (Tab I e;j\
"- W'tiuk- Mairu- ! uhitct-
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Lr. o Lct-itf.'s Aii Sizes! -j
OfDI 7 Days o Vi'c-c*
1 tuirs.; I-"ri.. S.U. ^ San.
r-.cxi:z Acciprrc
390-3474
TUNA
LIVE
CRABS
rf
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Your'hurts Stcpbfc & Carol>-n S'icojcai (aivjxc
llr^hcon Spc&zte & Stiajiy RirdSpecuJi \ t
unh thur far-soul htxi-ir-jptcukicl rriaicj ih
Oifiicn a:i riiy chofcc *f "Where io I>inc"" -
•; for Brcjk/aiy t.ur.ch & Dmner .
MAJOR CR IDfT CARDS ACCEPTED
t Coil 3<
HA 1 Centra! Avtnur--
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Louct.jo and Liquor
\ • |i;'.'.llf)Sf!ail>M(!'> s •>'!. S rM -M
UNCLE BILL 1
PANCAKE HOUSE
BREAKFAST SPEOALS
\
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, -rtiuwa«iu>v PANCAKCS •
Rea
OCEAN CfTY SERVLO ALL DAY STRATH MERE
2112 Aibury Aver.uo
Op*n 7 am • 2 pm • 3.^3-7353
V.'iilard 4 0c«an
Op«n 7 am - T pm . • 2S3-71S4
J-iW 1 EARLY BIRD SPECIAL gfflj
3 Dollar Pancakes, 1 Egg, Bagon $Q95
or Sausage & bevarago . O
S: BTAflrWG AUG. 31« 7 AM-3
MARGATE OPEN FROM 7 AM to 8 PM
_„„.,. , Fo/ Breakfast • Lurvch • Dinrw
9100 Atlantic Ave. (1 tstocx rrom Lucy the escprwno -822-0SC0
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i RE6JAURANT& LOUNGE
A TrdJilio'n Since, 1923
•Chicken 'farmaguxna ...-...'.. 1035
$£a4ood 'Fcscnuirb *...•....po-Uay County Dewd of Chofuture
of the Jersey Shore
Froohakto
;irc all topics to be di*-
FARM ^GARDEN
.JERSEY POLE JJ^AS - fli«wr'-
• jJERSEV SILVER QUEEN.^ORN .
'••JERSEY BEEFSTEAKS. > -
'. JERSEY FREESTONE PEACHES
-
ITS TIME T0 ..••
ithip's efforts .are rapidly
'gaining momentsm.. Its -36- ." •. FEED and SEED YOUR tAWfl'
member board of directors
'and its nine-mcxnbcr cxecVifi%-p
comrpittcc dce/t
monthly throughout
sti!b to on lime
and r>-cnt5-wh?th Will apturc
the Wtcntion «£ the rcj'
idcnts, Icg^iiifor* an.d
1 .
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tj^rdy FteW Qrot«Tt/v» - »
•or
NpWfFOR|ALL COLOR
CFEK 7H=tV CKFISTWAS '
terms ( .. - t ..
x: from .two years' to four oi
toR«
thrrnabUcinciod.
V-^, J i:r«t
'\i,,i rn»", iit!.vi-r -cviahiv ,«i- ;our i&cdcd offici>» ihould
•*Kx-, 1 wcni'd Uyu.\v.\v'-b-*M-. b^ Kirioved, fron-i*the piSSp,

82 JHESEifmnXeDGSt OOWM> CJty. H J. Sopiawbw 10; 1*82
By JULTK MCWIU.IAMS.
Sottm«(4.wlgBr Staff •
September has been des-
- -- • - Chicken
Most of us can remember
the roait cWckm dinners at
Grai)di»ft'& house,'fri'ed'
chicken • on Tuesdays
(Thursday wasr always sp»ghctti.night)
and those
cooking connection
parts —'-• those
•jions and thighs to make
our chicken soups.
;,Wc now combine chicken
with vegetables and spices
Arid no wonder,-
make grand-
/ . .
in the morning, before you
leave for work, and let it
opsorb the flavors all. day
- l o n g . ' • , ' ; • • . . . " , ; ' • • • . ' -••'"
Servo with jwsta*'jnd" a
sfcart\ed, vegetable., to com-"
plctp the mcaL ...
. IUSTPLUM
- GUILLED CHICKEN
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j-cn
nd f
; u nec-U it. 1 1 • 1 • J out
the V'J M^nor
eni. Yuu •.-, iii have a,!i opj?-vjnumt>
We hj\ c a iirr.;'.ed number offerer'
xm.'Call Mar> ; p;i;u.^ f.-f ;,i.\u .
LS r.e^e>-.:rs. (Jiir
'.'liih Jj.'e ai'.o:!;er
v-liv hundicus ple^e
{-"nuiccs klmcs at 1-htX)- 526 -1665
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9 AM a
50 l^cev Road .-
Whiting, NJ 08759
1NVTTATION - v i
NLiiior Continuing C'arc Retirement ('onuiiunit
v
to :i
On
Or
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i '<
n
cordiallv iuwtej, \MJU
end aiv iiifurmxitive luncheon at
The-Flanders Hotel
L- }5(jurdwa!k nt KIe\enth Strei-t
Iiiursd-iH. Septernht-r 17. V^l -
at 12 Noon
, •,.rH\-Y'J!vs! :n the 'jnNj-siilc^ beauty of \1
. :c-.:ii C.is. Savor the beauts
rr^;;:,:! l i i c i i J s U n u li.*'J'rccil-M:: t-)
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LANCASTER BRAND LEAN
1 /8" TRIM BEEF; FLAT CUT BONELESS
FSESX-COOMTPY »IU£T. FAfiM EA1SIP
Catfish
Fillets »
,"" WrVKXJSUf FKJZDI,
Wrtte
Shrimp
LunchaiOO
ables ."^ii .9~~
icec PBS, & p»$
ACME SUP£R BONUS COUPON
KEDECM 9/6-9/12/^2 « CO 1376
ziploe Bags
f :>: 'J vet;
UWM COOO tCirT. • TTK1S-J
tot. t«. iwi. ijwt' osa
.TUI wi IAV»W; nut.-.
1376
flaooM
S«ttor Vic* Ror« OpersCKsm
LANCASTER BRAND LEAN
PORK LOW RJB PORK ROASTS OR
C1NTER
CUT
lb 5-LBS. OR MORE
Seedless
Crapes
I tMXXn PBJCH THE KATUfiAi SNAOC, CAHPOBMA WHTTI
8- POT
Hardy
Mums
HIGW IN POTASSIUM
IT'SEASV, AS1/2, 3, TO GET REBATE SAVINGS
BACIC BV R^IAiLr (NONE CHECK FfrOM ACME!
f j l l \ / : • •. • • - '.'•..' mL(St be dated between sepierti&er 6'- ••'",'
D U I ' A c m e $uper Rebate iterfis * .th^ru .October 51.1992 • , . _ . . , . . -
" on sale this week at Acrrro-r^duced <
' pr,lces.
;
s the prooft-of-pujrehase
fore^ch SupAr-Rebate.ltem-and your
Acme register receipt. Register tapes
.- HEAVY CinV LLOU:O
Detergent
Bar saap
tMt fcHJ fiflteSLffl T Mt "ft -IM
At Acme vi-^'re re-dedtcatlno ourselves to
- an old philosophy. "Mok« every
cwstom«r*a stropping cajj«rl»ncc
a compteta and pteasent one."
And. now more than ever were
committed to making It Happen. Every
Acme Associate is working extra hard to
brtafl wni the finest qualttY crroducts,
trte-freshest merctuiricJ^e, anfl me
largest vwiety of fooa pcssibie...aH m a
frte*HSry, coortssius atmosphere.
1VI4^ I b your completed Sup*r
•Rebate sunhmarv sheet dn'cne •• -
enverbpe) along with tno requested.
h Y
October 31.199Z
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K.i-. ,V, I
orange
SALE 2
PHICB ^i;
Un itei4v, • -^ !»••»
Bayer
Pj Enteric Aspirin
SAIE „.
PRICE of i5b
reii
OUR PLEDGE TO YOU
YOU'RE GOING TO LOVE OUR SMILES
YOU'RE GOING TO lOVi OUR VALUES
YOU'RE GOING 70 LOVE OUR QUALITY
YOU'RE COtNG TO LOVE OUR VARiETY
..-*.-.••.«•
ACM€
»
Acme Markets, Inc., with ,
the generous cooperation of
our vendors,"is reaching out
to the victims of hurricane
Andrew. . *
To assist.in the relief effort
now in progress throughout
the storm, ravaged areas of
Florida^ three veteran Acme
drivers John Boyle;
Mathew McMillen, and *.
Joseph Seay left our
warehouse on Friday
delivering 3 truekloads of
.food and supplies.
" We wisli to tfjanlc dur rhany^
.vendors who have
contributed so much to. this
project, and a special "•
"thank-vou" to John, Matt, -
and Joe and all our
associates who ha( r p made '
this donation of food and •
supplies possible." , ... ' '
President,.Acme Markets, l'nc,
Ir.^oji v.uublliktr la join\ thc*TelleftffJimjV«x. fK' 20013
Wilite
Bread
1 f\~t
PUS
Tasty 5
Kake- ^ £^
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Brawny
Towels^
ACME SUPES BQBUS CCiiPQM - 1
BEDEHa 9/G-9.12/M • CO 129*6 |
e instant OcrtmenI
I:TO1 99
m o
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>.•> s at uaa
1296
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their own
As the bathing season winds down but before It
•. is over—and certainly bttfore the start of the.*93
• season — Ocean City needs to come to grips with
surfers arid, other elements of the bathing pubKc.
A controversy haa arisen over "rights*- to.partic- .
ular beaches. The 6-7th. Sheet surfing beach is no
longer suitable for surfing because of. the changes
•'! wrought by the beach replenishment sand pump-
[ ing. As time and tide works the beach and offshore
.> currents, that area of*the beachfront may once
again become good for surfing. In the meantime,
•' the surfing public has taken to other beaches and
the mayor has even designated one in the sdutft
,end for surfers.
The mayor intervened because the initial
southend beach surfers flocke4 to had been staked
out by families; in the area as a longtime neighborhood
bathing beach. ' ••;.*•• '.
T— This»no-4ime orpLice for a turf war. Suffice Xo
say that surfers and other bathers should be segre-'
gated'for safety sake and that surfers and other
bathers should have equal access to the beach and
surf. The rub, of etourse, comes in making separate
. but equal eqriifcaHe and workable.
. That Is why We', believe the surfers, bathers and
city should come together in a common forum to
air their differences and their desires.
.. The forum, could easily take the form of a vyorksbop
meeting ol Qjty Council, much like-the one
taking place Tuesday in the higK school when the
". proposocf historic district is to be hashed out "once
a g a i n , ' . .• . • . - ? • ^- •
" s
Pubfohad In Atonic*
' The Sentinel-Ledger
Photi
JOKM K AMDftUS ft,
irtg : , .-noon TL*aSa-y
lot icCarj |^ noon lfcrV4»
looking baCkk *
10 YEARS AGO
Tr.«r SS-;;iil)Viri
tf^ ior ihi- jw.^: \
wftof* r^rxi otVtcii and £t
bc^.i_h fill •T^r,^ 1 !, ur.ii«v,T;!;t,-r-. bv New Jcrvt-v-an J
p
;.r.r-i hj\ the arphiksd kwV» exactly lie its per^T LI Z
book on gjtoiogy. — Ocetn Cuy Sc-J.zsi-Ledger, Sept 7,
50 YEARS AGO
MASS encastssuxi at ihe Laitcm Ktiiitsry Area,
ind^tft ifelft uxskm d the Nt w }erwy coist. is ^
not fcOBtcgtpijted fay the E»tcm tMca» Qanxr^nd c{
tbe Army, accoriir^ to a pchLic ktabsnent i&tucd to the
pnen ywserdijr br iicufcrsjmf Gstcral Hi*g£i A. Drus»-,
Jhe time has c6me.'. t or Jias Jt? .
Almost every »dud untk'T- I0 ° P^cvn' o! the traffic tears of ;."jf>ff; rcAvtm^, <
• '• - • •"*""••-**—btlJjkf.-is beciuv^ •hovcn'l hejrd of unv o\h
sine* in AfUniu- bolar^e .anyVvhcre ••--£;>-»O'!- .Al*o,niemHc«rs Of the media
n-.hjgh-Jech toying J nced 'tp. «**! v^th The-*
' ! i. J .. .
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c: :i.,'
Ti,-. :hi
r.,'.n '*!>• * ••>
i'.T .;ri- r.'. C
T , •! \-. h;t !
Many shared in telling
of ; South End' story
' " • - -
V'Tv'r.! "Si.:!h O.car. ha-,.- rvcv:v^d -nv (,itff-"•!>•*
^••'•'•r :rc>.; .:•, r.^.«r .if;,- Tk-'p.sr'.r aSx: t-jch
Tcr.O..k-. r..-t. •.;.-.>-, by pS-ino ^r.d by
i>:::.rr.:rr-.ir< iv.'h .v- :o ::iy
::«• ,--:«,( >•-, i.r..i ;..-:-. - by fn.cr.js at l'r..tm 'Chjixi
•.::h :'y-:h(->'i y ma G&rrr-an pnrstcV) e! ^»e mter*ecscn of Ocoa/i Cvty'a 8Wi Street and Crear F^ Ccrftt C'lutij-
Gertral Avenu-ie has b©«n i^sekKi to ta3 us the names of ihe htakSngs c-r their (uncsksra Trie tsukSng in the lore- .aw. CA.-T^T VHI YOM, Bre
^x«indtstoat la why we have pros6C9.for acceptance." •'.'• * '—**~*'-- **- ' —'*boardwalk
on Aug. 10.'' aeen great moral dtcay In Concerning his
of beachfront lots,
dox nnd conventional
In regard to Mr. Nern- this country. I. cite,- by
afterward found ' hc
statements about our block- exercises of religion. It also
berg's remarks about our example, my provioun letter
not biiild hoi4&C3 on
ing the flow: We were not has Uie satnc daim as the
rrying to proselytize people .to the Sentinel. about the
It's a case we will
even In the main flow of others to guarantees of free-
through our preaching on throe women aB good.as
more about, and It's
traffic on the boardwalk. At dom of speech and freedom
the board walk, Wf*' dnn^t "
being watched in New Jer-
H
flow of traffic,on. the boardwalk,
# live statement that building
the state we're in
houses on the Ix^h'Wjont
in the public interest.
by .David F. Moore ,
Ha* in Nwn Jferaey, as
Exocuiivo D'trociOr, . ;
elsewhere, when coffuxmo
N.J. Coniprvation Foundalion
buys a piece of land, it U
with the I»tpik4t .uoderstanding
tfaat. sod«y:!fca»':
the right to regulate U» OM
Trying to.defme the line between ti 6 harm i»-do»M» to..
V»»f-'r .—— :~r-. - B^?V '" " '
have to proselytize anyone Ocean City.
I believe the opposition .••*•'•' .. . . puWteanTprivate rights Isn't easy;
nor are'we trylrtg to prose- As for his comments in
by Mr. Ncrnbx^ and bth*r» That's because South
lytirp anyone. To proselv- regard to othcrfe that dekn't Concerning his statement, to our hi preaching i hwi
the Carolirta had passed a law indeed it Is a moving target
tize, according to Wcbstcrsi want to hear our ChristLin . aboutrny uaing a bull horrii boardwalk shows their prcj- dcclarinK that the beachis
to recruit or convert to a point of view, there will I never used it once arid I udlce towards Christians front.was such a hazardous
new faith or Institution or always be someone who have video footage to prove and true Bible Christiarilty. place that to construct there
dear that the cost to the
cauive. _ ^ disagrees" with your point it.'Our pastor in this dty Lcfs not forget in Acts, meant disaster for future
public of .residential cop-
To set the record, straight, of view. If we were to not . has - irt times past been the first chapter and the sec-occupants..
structfon so dose to the
I am not preaching to try to say anything that someone stopped from passing out ond that Peter preached in
pull anyone away frorri would disagree wjfh,. nft hand bills inviting people to the streets and 3.000 got
The law followed \hehuftheir
home church if it is a one woiiid ever say any-, church and explaining the .saved ond Jesus, said In
good Bible-preaching thing of any consequence: " "" •-•--•--- - -• - •
watf ?' s «- 1 dge was more than
ricane th^t devastated the- ^ c Pp P^plc of South Caroway
to accept Jesus as Mcs- Mark 16, "Go ye into all the
^wanted to'bear.
church. In fact, my efforts Freedom of speech is -6H11 siah, . . ' • • ' worldand preach."'
years ago. and it
became David H. Lucas, the
are not even centered a citizenship right (n Ameri- In .1943 -the Supreme •'Remember freedom of
• tpwarda church people. ca. In 19-19. in the Termin- Court ruled concerning the speech Is a right for all no
. Because the church as a itllo vs. Chicago case the dishibuHon of hand bills in, matter If they arc Christian
.whole has failed to reach Supreme Court ruled: "A thc Murdock vs. Pennsylvania or not, when we lose that Hats off to a couple
our generation, because it is function of free speech is,tci case: '.'It Is more than we have-lost freedom all
so afraid to. take a stand invite dispute. It maypreaching;
if is more than together, of faithful workers
that might b* unpopular,- indeed best serve its high distribution of religious llt-
Brett G. Aulcnbadt r-j.. c .. , , .
the majority of the people. purpor«c when it inductjs a erdrurc. It, is the combina- Brew,ter.Ma.M^^-f-^Ser:
on thc Ocean Gty boanl- condition of- unrest", creates tion of both. Its purpoae is •
" walk haven't even had the dissatisfaction *vi'h condi- . as evangelical us the revival .
breasts expose sexes' inequality
Editor, Sentinel-Ledger: more lime I would be arrest- and. said io'be involved, in an a breast Is? Arcrt't there
We as hwA-un - being*; are ed. .
illeg*] criminal act!
much more important things
bom into this world ar. Wai^k • Webster's " dictionary 'The issuehgre is an essen- to worry about? ixt is work
. siatci. As rK^vboms, we an? defines lowdries'i a.v 1. Pretial one to ponder and diV. 'to one to gpt the tows
unaware that stereotypes, cXxupioi wi^v'iex;. 2'Inde- cu^s. Womyn are still changed in order to rcflect.a
• racism, societal pressures, cent ond 3. ob'scenp' or
^hnmo phobia orsexism wicked.^ Is my'behavior
' exists. Kjther,' the^c beliefs
are tau^rrf^JO us and inyilkxl
• in u.i at a young "age by our
jMrrnt", ^>choo!, ptHTS soci-
'' c^y, the medu, etc
: Through much soul-
1 sportive.,.'
That is why vrehav
.two bdiw have'
that in weOuida, jar fa the
ticn with v>x or is it indcOwit," female body and haw. sexu- "right to dfesa or not. drcsa as "We c,xtra. volunteers Seen 'doing this work t6r .. Trying to define the.line P or in
obfV'.T^ cr wicked? • ' .alized the-femaie breasts. It i.-j rrulrs and to.be'abk> to have count, bag and give out the miny yevsn and I feel thr>y betwwn public -and private V~T rrf rr il frlrmi
Nf y brlijstn are equal to the- aojepttd^to visit a "go-go* '>Hc samcchoicca they'do. ' food, Ihe.men help by lift- are due an c^-a vote, of nf;htr. un t ea'sv. Indwd it is
tTvak-'s brtviVs, btif perhaps kxinpe- and watch, topkis finally, we desire thc fame ing thc heavy cases., and thanks far all their unirlfivh
^ g
.i hit Lirgcr. g The and/or, / naked >vomyn yny per- p eomfcrt t rones- rones whidv .thc .the empty- tncrri for the wotkeVs hours of devotion to thL-. Svjprwric Court ^cnt the-'' I«- Is "only rtghlUurt iwt-
r»dingllcxpl.oring ITUM th.it n-pprt«i me to the ' form on a Mage g i« men. Why y maJ«. have been "taking' for to" fiif trie crr/ien, and" we all
'•and and kvmirig Wrning, I nm oa sfnving to
aviUiT- hack to' the state, rty gets Its roasefcu sod'
to^x*r Uj' n^lavrlf; n-Uivrlf; withoat h ii it not"ocxrptcd to t sunbuSv bSv grantwl tl since ^ all ll . o/ / t
to'work 'very .well
Ncntf -Jir.lkktLi
b"*omc'a s^If-actualize'J
:>aying that the regions for f&cis together in hj imn; it
I did not- rvpVrt ^ v,-alk_ dow.Ti- the street in "1.1\V5" (wriltan exclusively •'
career *-*»'txnyn* Ln j'.larHi
the- re>;ul}nrw>ad- to he'iA
the only; way * yx .
, «>,;•.
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irjv.' Th<
The story of an impudent lawyer
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p; •
ir. tity
-. r PT.k: •«..-. :, ... havt
Oiler
X.-.: l\f )*i\:jiL'.}-'~j£t.
Why wou'rd such a ::rr:d
wocJ-ch uck , in owl, a
raver., *rd tru; a 'powum A.-vrxtcHi>* o-rcri
t-r-by. _ . .
:.v..c p_sr! «"'.p'.ri- a poem on ' his ivr.g-roan
Survived) table a:vd a 'aeon feichx LT.
If i iprinile c! rti'.n
it, it Ktms grate- _
^ b drawer.
d bur L >.;c silt:,
jcrti liw! his wji'hc vai "iis-cd because s-.-oa* of
f i SCVCTP dry *pc-U „ j •'

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B6' THGHEmiNCL-l,EJDG£R OoesnCity, N.J. Tliumjay, S«pl*»t*t 10,1892
Hazel Albertson, 90
nlty died Sept. 4 at Shore- Memorial Hospital, Somers
Point. . •
.. Mrs. Albert.son w;is a member of the Corbin City Baptist
Church, where she taught-Sunday School for -15 years,
served, ars the treasurer .of tho church and p,\rbcipatetf in
the Bible Study Group. : . '.
Bom in Bridj^t't'on, sho lived in. Oce.ui City before mov-
: inj; toCorbin: City in UH3. '... • • ^»'
She is survived.by-.1 sister, Fli/.ibcth Alberrson of Corbin
• C i t y . ' ,io Citv. nj
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UNI0K-CHAPELT*) TI
Sunday, Sept. 13th, 1t3:3O AM M
' Xr.e Rflv. H»j G.fo.-ri
B-i-.k-lA-'-f-d Mctr-wj :•' Qi^tch ?.•
- ' ,-;• .'. SOLGi:.'i
T?,-- .V.*. •
McCartney, 70
/.'McCartney, 70, of this romty
died Sepf. 5. at his home.
' •'..Mr.- McCartney retired as a chemical operator,' after 20
years at tho bid DuPont GirncyS Point VVork.s in C.imoys
Point. '. '•:.;..
lie was a World War II Arrriy veteran; a member of the
Trinity United.Mcthodist Church in PennsOte, the Sofcni
County Sportsmen.*). Club and. the DuPont Pensioners
Association.' ..•'.-. ..'... .•'.-'•
• A native' b£ St. John, New Brunswick, Canada, he was n
resident of Pchnsviile Township for the past -JO years. -'
Surviving are his wife. Dorothy (Hampton); one sonj'
; Earle R. McCartney of Pennsvilie; a daughter, Pamela j.
Rdymer of Salem, HI.; a brother, Russell J. McCartney of
Somcrs Point; a sister, Holenc Botighton of Sealston, Va.;
and three grandchildren. - . . . ' " • . . • ' , :
it the H. f. layton &' Son Home
Burial was in Eglingfon Cemetery, Clarksboro.- '•-.';
I>onations may be nude to Hospice, of Salem. County,
357 VVoodstown Road, -Apt. No. I,.Halem 0807'). •
Ridgway, 70
. ERMA.— l-mily Pritchard Ric
LoviVr Township died'Sept..2 at h^r home.
Bom in South SiMvilK", shr was a lifelong area .resilient.
She js survived by a son, William C. Pritch.ird of Cap?
May Court House; .» daughter, Edith P.-'Smith of I'niia,
two brothers, Howard Tozer Jr., of-South Sejvil'o- and
Edward'Tozcr of Marmora; four sisters, l'earl "Mess ;ind
Irene Vanaman, botli of South Seavilk 1 , .Louise. Rifk;irds of
Dorchester and F.Hzaboth Kern of Mayville; and throe
grandchildren. . • .
Services were-'Saturday -at the- T-v.oy Funeral Home,
Lower Township.. . - • . " •
Bun.il- was ii> Tabcm.icle United -Mehtcxiist Cemetery,
_£.rnu ..•».- - -. _. ; . ''- .._«_.,.• •
. Mi'aMiri.il contributJorii may bix : .lii.;i (vl r\';.;i:.', I\v,-. n;,hi;). tt-.c (."i"'rvivii-.g are ),t-r. husiwn{j, M,i:jjn }, Sr.; \hr\v, -sous,'
Mar'iii /. J:>.ipij .MsrhiM-i !'., With nf IiuicihiK 1 , onif Tcr-*
c:-.. ]1 i'iiM,!i:::m.i, he; pareri|s, I : ryr.o;."l and I k-lcn T.
?-\' } . '.'-ji '• '.'.s!(.r-., ^rj.v.nr i- {tua.' .:n.£
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tlaV. Sept.
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Donations may be made to the charlty.pf one's choice.
Ralph BbQgar
c GRACE BIBLE CHAPEL
; PO Box 9£3 Ocaai'C.'^, WJ . .-'
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SOMtRS POINT -r- Ralph C. Boogar.'of this community
died Sept. 3 at Shore Memorial Hospital. . '. - .'-.
Ho was an accountant for .Publicker Industries in Phila-.
• delphia. • • . • ' • • • •
' Mr. Boogar was a member of the Atlantic County Hia*
torical Society,..-..'. -•-;'• • - - .. . . •'•. '
1 A .former resident of Clenotden, Pa., (or 37 years ho lived
in Sowers Point for 10 y'eajs. .. ' ' :
•-:• He is survivcchbjrhiff wifcrEvclyrrM.; two *wWrs; Ruth
Watson .of' Roscmpnt, pa. and Mildred Tompklns of
CheTTyHilJ;aridabrcrthcT,HaroIdofHaddonfield. '_•'.
Services were Saturday- at the' Adams-Perfpct Funeral
ridd'Buirtjl was private.
U11;> .aay be rnudc to the American Red Cross or
tlantic County Historical Sodety.
John Sheehan, 74
SOMERS POINT — John P. "Jack" Shcchan, 74, of this
community died Sept 4 afShore Memorial Hospital.
Mr. Shechan wasabus driver for SEITA for 30 years
before he retired.- • •'
He was a member of.St. Joseph's R.C. Church, Somerjc
Point. • ' • ' . -
An Army World War II veteran, he Was also a member
of the American Legion Clark - F.I i a son Post 352.
Survlvlng.are his wife, Rose M.-,.6ne daughter, Mary T.
McCorriston of Socncrs Point; three sorw, • John H. of
Ufayrtte HilJ, Pa., Walter J. of Lansdale, Pa., and 'Robert
W. of Northfleld; and nine grandchildren.
Masa of Christian Burial was Wednesday at St. Joseph's
R.C.-Church, . ' '
Burial was at Veterans Cemetery. Estell Manor.
Arr^nffr-jyiCJitiV were- by- Ihj? .VIi;uard at Shon.' -Memorial
Hospital four, years before riKinni; in I'M!" Id- was an-
Army veteran of World VYor II: '- • ' '
l^im in Brmklynj'N.Y.. he hv«-ii in CX«-a., Heights bet'orf
mr>vw.f5 to.Siimtrs Point 1-! ye.in:ij;o
Sutvr«'« -\' I imcr.i; Mi^r.c.
Orijn City. Hu'n.ii \v«is m '-»*.]-.uli- C i-r:t!i rv, I'.if.'nrhT
.il-l SniJ|r.'-hnri« K««d. Nurttifieiii. IWl^rr ' , • ..
Wjoraen^ groups to medt (kt I
'Cape MwyT'ounty' Corf l 1 ^ 1 -' 1 - 1 •+*.'••'*• *} • ;>;i . iVr^rs
# crTT^d yyorrciS for-Arnfrvii o*>', Oi i ,.;i.:1-|>- -^fr -'.-...-.
•>vil! 'v'ii'w. " Dr. f.irrr>, y\*::h -**v "•' • — The Anti- t n corpora tt? colbges of.maps -
Prf.u7>]',Hir. jfa^ce Kxhibn- documents, family.photoi:Ve\,
"Vfiyjj;t-. To Favllc'gc • I.ihrjr.v, • Beginning with Spain's
Sh'rnr.ir.; Aw. .m«'Kard'*e^pulsifn 'at the Jew"*, tho
Kfv.d, through S-p*. 25. tlx-irte of the exhibit traces
" Thr- inhibit, winch• i.t' free their cyriy, cnntncJ- with the
* .ir,'i (.,-;>-r to ire pv;h!:c, will New World 'and* continutii
>x:Y.I'.AiroN-cL thriu^ij f*>r>i'Ls. jr.;o t'iu> perirxi ct ..rrass
.CanOH- 'society offers .VVC^W club to'meet
Ni)V'-Vojee flub ..• ,;it Cood Counsel
•^v/un:'' A!;-f^.;i
•A1 L.' 11
-migrabon,: cvilminating with.
contemporary life in the
regiori'.,
• EXjjn£; Uxis WJW of in-uriigxation,
K^'s became £amiers.
cowboy* (gauchos),
pccidlitrs, tndustri.iU.'fts, poiitioA\h
or^d writeiTi of cff.stincfcori.
Jusl &i/)£ws were settled in
rural Southern ^Jcw k"
nCE/\N tin'- — . Area
0 \f • OCEAN CITY- — .pr.- h{c\ first.cltTgym.in''in the count _
G. Dibble of Maricmont, try to soe- the advantage d
Ohio, will be the guest radio and television in the
pTL'.JCher .It morning' jcr- ministry. Fie and hiVwife,
•viccs Sunday, Sept 13 at (he Kuth, were.involved In pio-'
**)' Oce.)n, City .* / .^g^' r.c.erinj; shows Jar the
town's, such as. Alliance; .TabernicU'/;
Kii
Nofrrw 'and Woodbine-, dur- 6th and. Wiv
. ing the- Mi'KxTtxith in.rjstf-m l.-.y. " . .
£i.-rope in . :
•» . •
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. i fie Beauty
• "The Suspense •
The Entertainmeot
The Excitement-
Saturday, September 19th
7 ltd
10:00 P.M.
CROWNING EVENT
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Thursday. Sopiembar 10, 1932 Ocanndt^. N.J. THESEffWiEL-USDa&t'
' ' ' — r- - -•—•--< •
Presbyteriaiis begin fell schedule
OCEAN CITY — Tht>
Rev. John Sheldon'will
6pe3>u A musical program is
planned aruiiStiK)day school
classes ftt«mf« the First
Presbyterian Church, 7th
and Weslpy, resumes its fall
and winter schedule Sunday,
Sept. 13.
' SundaysCJ^QQl for all opes
;WU1 get under way at 9:30.
. A-t 11 a.m.. morning worship,
Sheldon v/iil speak .on
"Tn«> trustworthiness'of
Jesus," based on Matthew
9:18-3-1, and the Chancel who would .careto jam..-.
Choir, under the direction • The Charuxl Choir, ynddr
Of. ElejAon raschall, will trie direction of HdbcrtJ.
present the. anthem It Is aDye.
has already beguti. to
Precious Thing. Soloist Ray- prepare a cantata for the
mond McAfee is also ;,chcdu!(>d
to -iing.
Sheldon wiU-al/"^) speak at
Christmas 6ca»oti; . .
evening vespers, set for -7,
p.m. Sunday'. .. '
A clate and'fellowship for
yourrg isujuii'i*., nTTiicr"
leadership of 'Laurie Sheldon,
the pvistor's wife,' will
resume meeting 9:3() a.m.
Thursday, Sept.-17.
Also, Pasio.r'Hibb'ilt's-
Library friends class on OJd Testament reli-
plan meeting
gious practices' and institutio:i
OCEAN CITY - Tho
Prkjids of the Ubrory will
meef'at 7 p.'m. Monday, Scpl
21 at the Free.Public library,
lTS.Simpsoh'.Avc. All art
invited. ' .
r » rccxnn,-erics' 10:30 a.m.
Thursday.
The work of the church's
worn'en's circles is.a. viral
part of First Presbyterian's!
ministry. These groups
extend '.a. welcome to all
TheGddfrfey
Funeral Homes
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Fonrral ]rd.::.\n:c a.-yl I*rc Pay:Ticr,;
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Savings 4 Lean A'.:.scc:at.cn
Eugcno V/. Pashioy
Sr.s ^ na nc« A3
Carey's
Ra-al Estate Inc.
' 541 & Score* i< • 193 C •. To
Staintcn'3 D*pt. Store
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Phone 399-2554 . ,
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' Wcfl. I^abor Day turned
out to be a jrnHty good
somnuuy cf mi past «&-
•pm rainy, qvcrcaat and
chpppy. The weather . has
not been very cooperative
£cr offshore anglers. 7
Many day boats have not
been able to venture far out
And those-who tried were
pounded senseless far their
effort. The fish arc Mill out
duat» ihpugh.' • -—-—~"
Most of the best fishing
has been' for kingfish and
sea basi In the back bay,,
-and for fluke and wcakfish.
just out from. Kingfish have
been plentiful inthe h»ck
channels and along the surf,
bat to get some good action
going it is necessary to act
out a chum potto draw the
fish in doge/'. . . .
Ootfl aty. Nul. tT»ur»tteT, S«»t««Tvb»r 10,
aynsnin man
Fishing with a chum pot
is as simple as it' sounds,
yoo' simply hang a small
win*; mcih; cage weighted
wijh lead From a.cord. The
pot i» filled with a container •
of frozen chum, and as nSc
churfi thaws, bits of bunker
. drift away leaving a trail to
your boat. Fish nearby are
attracted by. this trail- and .
will come n*ar you.
^—KingfixhrrigB. baited with
bloodworms, will bring
them right to, your line and
the rest is up to you.
The chum, line may also
bring other fteh in close to
your boat, snappers, sea
bass and sjxne of tftoso not
-'so wcjcofnc species such as
% by1§ler cr.jciu.Ts and sea rob- •
i n s . • • • • . . .
There has not "been a big
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SP.ONSOftED BV
run of weakieis yet. The
wojkle run should not take
. place, for a littfe whlleyet.
Hopefully the , ncW size
. restrictions may.discourage
the, draggers worn swoop-ing
in too dose to the beaith
thia-year.
But evcSi "though the
action is'not hot and.heavy,
you .still stand a good
chanop of picking up some
good weakfish andTluJte. •
Fluke and weakfish have
been fc>it£n£ *tf up and down
the coast line about a mile
off the beaches. Best fishing
has been around the sandbars
and" lump* in about .40
"io 50 feet -of wajcr.
Fishing light around the
CE buoy, hjrs been good as
wclL'GE Inlet and Carson's
Inlet have both been
1 pm
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1 pm
1 prn
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'+>izh 4 net 35.
Cobbic Lutz", al^o.of-
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&>6oard/0ulboard Repairs
Mi
PKlory Trstneli Unbends
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Androw Sca/ario, 7; of
Ocoair City holds tho
2-pourKj- tar-ounco "Tfcundor
he caught .w,hilo his
father 1 Joe arxf brother
Adam came up amply
handed.
Winners announced
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- '" " Bill Gordon will probably never be nominated for the • •
Ocean City High Schpd All-Sports Hall of Fame. His . •
n,imc Will not be among the first to jump out at you when,
reviewing the Raiders'football history. ..
:t hold Cordon back. He went on
to play some football,at the.University of Delaware and —
in his most •iucccssful.opcration — was awarded a Purpfe
Heart for injuries sustained at the Battle, of the Bulge. • -•
South Jersey high school football fans don't think of Gordon
as an Ocean City High School graduate: Instead, he
brings to" mind Rahcocas Valley football. In.30 years as the
head coach.at RV, Gordon.won 151 games. That'probably
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Cal! Earl Tarves 390-1230
• r- ••.7c!l|iND AVE.DcESLEVS POINT, NJ
a a t a m w a m m
QUALITY ROOFBNGi
& SIDING I
1-f^y RvAbcr
Shingle Rocti "*'
ff BQOF
Comrrterclsl
RE-ROOFING SPECIAL
Vis.1 Our Office A SAmvreom Locet»d At i
1257 A^tay «, Oc*«/7 Cffy Q
391-1900 1
Tom Williams
. sports columnist . '•• *.
(and we emphasizt ll»e word) makes hirn the winninge^t
high school football coach among all QCtfS graduates.
Gordon had two undefeated teams. In 1961 Rancocas
Valley was ^-0-land in 1966 they finished 9-0.:
He also had ai coGple of pretty good players, Irving
Fiy*r was a first round dra/t choice, of the New England
Patriots and Franco Harris,, recently inducted irrto the-Pro
RK^U-HalU^FflmerwenfH* 1 ^ Slwk'is.
Along the way Gordqn has.r^ecoivod a number of' honors.
He was recogrtl^od by the tyew Jersey State interscholasHc
Athletic Aiaotintion and has been named South Jersey
Coach, of the Year. l4c,has been ind ucted into; the New Jersey
Football Coaches'Mall of Fame and is recognized trt •
the National Hall of Fame in Canton-. Ohio. .. . .
Gordon stepped down as the Ranccxras Valley football
coach a number Of years agp but this" year, for-the first
time in 42'ycars, he will-not fcx; working in the school sys-
r 7 ^
from..
LABOR
DAY
to
^MEMORIAL
^Si DAY -
-iiAii' TUIC uAurw /Sonco cnoM
rJAlLTHIS HANDY ORDER-rORFJ,
Occcn City ' :' !-••-" 3W-B;aS I
icrs J^. .. on begins for the'Egg Har-' Items. '
bor_TownshipSeah«iwks"on Practice begins on Mon-
Monday, Sept. T-V. . . day.'Sept. M. Session, times:
Ke^istration -for tTie' early ~- 5>15 to 6 p.m.; Lite'
remaining ic.im openings — 6 to 7:15 p.m.;'distance
•will be-lfl ^nv-'o-rtoon-cn *-*5ri5 to TrtS p.m. "'","" ~
Saturday, S«pt. 12 at the . " For information about
f -R& Harbor ToivnsKip High registration-and fees, c.tll
School {xxil. Thib, regish-.v Cwili Thielyr M M6-8-139 or
lion will be for n«?w/ mem.-;• Carol Maybtn ot 6'16-OflT'l.
b IjrN"S fOpTBALt SEASON.'
- ^Kowjn College (forrncrly C'b^b
NORTHRCLD •-- -Jar»
or.-'Ktirj»ite- and $ Atkntk' Counry
AT?*- < wiltir ii
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• RES^i-N'TiAL
CCUUHfiClAL
LEWSYPHER
• Repairs
• Kitchens S'Batt?s
:
. VINYL SIDING
et- C;ri-u!u::on ar.d Es:.ma:e
NTIAL SHORE CLEAN. ! 390"
POWER WASH
. UGEiLE HOT WATER WASH SrSTEU
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LANDSCAPING
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ME FINE SERVICE
AH* SEASOHAL
399-4460 y
Trish. LcFevcr : s field The soccer team — With
•hockey, team — ranked No. Bob Martin taking" over as
(ifin South Jersey and No. 16 head coach — begins with
in the state b;>t year — Y*K. • Egg Harbor Tcnvftship. TTuoriginally
scheduled to Raiders were Vcr)
ipen i(% season on Monday:
with art. Joseph. But the
wai changed to a
r young
La si year and compiled a
10-5-4 record, .
Shawn Capper .aiyi Jeff
' ** 'Specializing fn :^^' c - • F^RCO'S
• • V:rly?S>C»ng • W"T,-. .'*J • 3'>
Offlct: 7*01 RAlbury Arc., Ocean dtj. NJ -
•_•!•« '•- • Call Tod.iy
-.. 399r1'B37'- ,-»^^"^
391-0374
624-0S64
custom- btulders
Additions • Alterations - Repairs
Complete Hcme Remodeling
Fisher Painting
'
399-0412
i»tJ • i*jti«liog;
Residential
Service** -
{ete ^Property Stiauitaiaiice Scr^i
399-3311
• SHARP S.F.-7320k- NOT $t 395.00
NOW ONLY 929JD0
•• SHARP S.F. 7370- N(5.T $2,495.00
WOWONLY 1,179.00 -.-/
. '.SHARP S F.. 7800 •.NOT$2.99S!op -
; NOW ONLY 1,595.00 .
.• SHARP S F 7650, NOT-$3.S9S.OO
,' NOW ONLY 1.795.00' .-' '
.•_SHARP S.rV7&00
• ' NOW ONLY 2,4a5.00
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KADDON HEIGHTS
JJ47-44OO -
, 7 o VV.Kf^.
REPLACEMENT WINDOWS
Jus/ Ca// -,Wo Have Tlicm !\.?.• 7.i
D.H.S2U.I ..'
su\:i.-.;c>: ; j£'1ir:'jva 5133*'* i
'*W!if(G -CASEMENT •' B/Y • &C X i *
SUOtftS *r>d PtCTL'SE
CU^TOIWELD "Built In"
v, N-
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•'t--
DAIVTEL FOGLIO
r v NEW CONSTRUCTION
V Call 399-0539
Serving All Of Cape ?.';jy
and Atlantic Counties
MYHRE\
BUILDERS INC
• * * *
- ADDITIONS
- DECKS
^ ^ 390-3308 ASK ^ 0UT *
• *•"•• • * **•* • * *.•*
A .
. NOT $895.00 •*
NOWONJ.Y.479J00
• SHARP FO-"216 FAX-"
N'or$i6sf5.oo^ '
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NOTS1J295JX) . .
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NEWGONSTflUCBON •R0ORN6
•REPAIRS'- 1 SIP1NQ • ALTHRATTOWS
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
DEADilNE^S:
idMrtMrrvants ** **«« cofcimro thoUd bo In tht orflo* of Tf»
SawhaHiKJOW NOT LATElR THAN NOON T0E30AY FOH
THURSDAY PUBLICATION. Too UU» to CUwiy - WEDNESDAY
N O O N . ' . . ' . - • • • • ' • • • • • • . • • • .
ADVERTISING RATES •
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Too Into To Ctaonify • 50" lrvcr;ma? E«m Arn.-1_ JJO QC OoanMaSt la lookiio
•ir>K>»7.0cnpan-rm«D*tmonJi.ror*Jrv )« a matifa m*Kjad parton ffiroushOotn*n
MM, Fo» r!«ta;w) ma«a«a, caJ kJtjo, (^^ ^ p,,^, worUx) can*
l 3000/7-tXO ,-. * - • "
A.CIIVC (ICAUTlflA. REAL E&TATC
6»FCE • Naoda ruc«puon*H««cr< CONFlbENflALIHTERVlEW
' ^99-00,4^ , • •. • '
OCEAN trtfT REAL. ESTATE
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APPLY CITY CFjOCEAN CITY
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ROOM 23' "' • -i
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• The Eaglejs Eye
Catch the
Real Eslate
Sales person
Th^ markM 1* booming, ind
Mcrdvn Ratify * uttkrxi a
Moarmni, moSvaawj ujix ptriorv
Vrt of!V • 1J*y ccrcputartrM
rarital mum, m«mb«niMp,in Ui«
Ooaan C.Tr/Aitar3a Oounry/Cap*
May . Boon! o« Raonon.
tetat pauor and •
Wirif oommitu
Cdi 390-OOSfi tof
Monihan Realty
399-0998 or 399-1311
ACTiVEOC
Real Estate Office
Mow hiring loansod agent
forfUBiimo opportunity for
satoo- and rootaJs. Wo
offor yob 9lai«»-of(ho art
faditlo* with unUmltod
Inoomo potontiat. SlarT
immodUttoty.
CALL BOB LAWRENCE
Lawrence Real Estate
399-0014
CO;AMOP PtRSOM • To look
corv»BCnnd». Fuy. »• MM ,
CRUKE I4t^ JOO« • Wring ut. to
>JCXV«M*.Y. u«.-iandari> euro" *c"aiiQlrir^ floor*. QAnii/TESALE • 7 WalarWay FW CXC.
V»7 flood irtfi c**S»n.. Rae&onaUa. baoworrw.Kfcnen, all typovol Ua worK ^aJjJ 5n7»-J. LoaSVcM*ar* M
Dow*. «HnOw*, foo»», ««ji«o s maaon- . & ^ j , , caahmai jjoy, 4 girfc Ma rxNfrv.
Top cjuatry at a n*-pr!ca, All vVXa- BO^T. Cov» *'?. * womart 1 *. nouao-
.fcnt-WMiao&J30O-133) • how rtamt, m»c fta»n or aMnal
Tutor
OAMTWOifiOWOnpOflrO-Wafp* MAnMOfU YAROAALE -
RLADNO WtCJAlOT • Bia» ouiUti t^ 1 " •" •* 'TP 0 * °* f4f Will lyiaVa^VU, 1
!»78 NOVA-44.374 mA«». MWnfl W5O ,,„_ r, M t w 9^, . 1^^,^ w;j, !,>.«
"-"" •*"' ' • cfw!ic»oK-.>nMi. CMiaa Ji,-^lor(nto
1903 JEEP CJ7 • aaci ihi
rr»«flurt« ppod VOX) o> U*l
Ca« 3OO-4CCJ. Sit or Sua
• A
trva a
Owlad. 30.OOC rmoi. 110
s^'??er*
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Pcr3(3nals
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'OCX) kAL-ot.
i -eoo- fe / -
All Wnda of carp«ntry andhorrio
ropatra,
Honovallons • additfon3
Fully Insured
399-7162
D^EiaYHEALTrTCABE*
•RN'S'LPN's
' Hemo Health Aides
. Homomakors
390-8842
. " Call Ted, Tho .: •
Senior CHlzen Frlonfl
-NOJpaTOOSMAU -
38Vf«. hb«g. tracto
Reaaonablo
39*9397.
SENIOR SITTER
A compai)[on and errtsd
atrvice for ScNor Cl!i
9
EXCEllEkT nC
F »*A>«C\Ail.y AVE
«»»•.>» o-ic Or»i:a>.
.-DECKS'
C iv.i i«T2.
Lew Sypiief
• BLILOER
390-8298 ,
Cfean Sweep Services
IS,
RESUME SPECIAL
Kofi .S It,I*. "'U !o u^C-.'u
. Call 272-8364
lo«;r ltd A^V^I|c:'"J
^44-4326/
"OCEAN COT
HftUSECLEANERS
. , ^98-65^2" ;, •
TEDESCO CONCRETE
927-5662
Brooks T»V
704-As'tjury Avonuc
-. 399-8699' „
Csrpcntor Handyman
. . 393r1745 •-
Quality Clearing'
399-6945 '»
O'NEILL MOVING
i^'Cjay* f fc j ial '1 1 J^ki >^MI
Call l-215-289-nX.f
CUSTOM FORMICA
FABRICATION
390-2711
L£N p
>t// Homo Repairs
u
509-399-6003
WOVWQ. SALE - Oaturtay. ^ m a
12. a'am B 2 pm. Wooartt rpw cttMni).
unaD ttxaa: Oomal Iw* &yr. An-ana
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jra, TV, uartfo ag^'A ^
OlAMONO KIT .'.MMMiry.M* I n ittf.' I Cirfbai V\M I 'xAt
Cenera! Merchandise
r.-..--5 .^ I/^f" 4 is
'A'rj USED EOOK STCRc
:;iig n pcIicy. G.'031
TAG SALE
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CAAH'CiMLYI «O OflO-S*
Ftl A Sit St-Ci 11 i 12
$ AM-4 PM
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AUCTION SALE
TJUOTEE »AL£ IN OANXflUPTCV CAM HO. 91-1M31
. MQfTTON BATT, TRUSTU
4BEDHOOW-4BATH
NEW H0ME1 BEACH BLOCK!
9a7TTAV«M
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 25,1992 • 3:00 PM
lN^CTrON^MdNOAV, SEPTEMBER 14 - 10 AM -12 NOON
«>ft lUUSTfUTED BpOCHURE CONTACT AUCTIONEER ,
Auctioneers
•W:»t. V. COMLY SON. INC;,
Pleose take time to pay us a visit.and
inspect these Sale listings
7 bedroom herno with gas
hoot tvo* country kitchtn
.. wjVrOod »lovo. Groat pbco
(or a ktfo«.Cam*yl Nowly'
tatrxJal $107,500
'' •• — l-'&VJii'.-.i"'.-.. '> '
8C0-62 DHrGMTON Pl_
Immtoutato dup!«x raady
tor now tjsww. Ju»t V*»p«'
to booth in) boardwalk. 3
BP, l'/i BA o»ch floof
Lanjo p-vCng oroa Lbtod
5
Trwrad«y. Sopiofrtbwr 10.1M2 OcMn Oty, NJ?" THCS&rnNEL-l£9G£/t\ t^"t3
Peat Estate Solo Real Estate Solo • ; rte8f.i|?aiesSai0 ; >'.;'
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Movo right tnl 3 BO horrw,
gw host, ktrgod«foocod
yard, ojxoSbnt oorxSliort.
Irwc
C«ntraSjf &
oOon gat tioax, o1f*W>at
parVunrj. riod p6rcho» - t«
ftdbr (4 BfJ)'. Incl floor (3
BR) liatod at $164,000
Maiia your cthtr toon.'
tMonihffit Realty, inf. Celebrating
45 Y M ( Outstanding Service
•.sav «^
^l0^r,^.on tXPANS(VE 5? i' i SO' LOT with ta.f-.crW i
Ohjax! .-J JIWUX 1 hoRpr . - » « '
GOLD, COACT OJ^fx
Ch*trr.'./i3 • COn ;;• L-»»j
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IWWACUIATE 2ND FL.
CO»«
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VATEO SELCCR JUST
R££>JCED TC Jtia.^C.
CALL 1
IIMIAU^GURG'
U'.i r.w ;vii
V
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•.'SiG OPEN BAY W1EWS • j A j
AC. ajLyExydL, *r»f* . c*iS
coil «r.«»P'Otc-ct Ua^.t.
*S\ Bfl ar d*«v ' 'i cl SO" i
I ",S" tot, fcM corxl' 5 y»»^B
":•• ^utt ' l.iisJ at
AN
""'SKI!', •*•'
BEACHFRONT
UnJquoly rfocoralocl 4 60, coocto, oortuai air, ocortcrrticol gas •
O U P U E X . • •• . V - ' • ' . ; • • . ; . • ' • . • • • • . ' . • • • . - . . •
AftofdaUo Ondwon msArttainod. •act) tow 3 Bfi. 1 QA ha«
g«>4t location Pricod to »oi). Pie«C«.Corn« too tor 9170.600.
DUPLEX
Cbrrvw prppdrty witn-tp< vt«Ms to boad) and oconn.
•Turo bedroorrrf, 1 bath oacb Poor, groat coodooo on-pvor-
•izocllot^$265,000. . .. -#.
SINGLE • • • • . ' " • . • • . . - - • . .
ElOQuot. oartoos fjomo auiUa^lo tor iatgo tamtfy. County '
oat-in kilchon'and a}co a formal dirurvg room. Property offers
a flroond lovoi mcomo apt wW] 2 bodrobms, »ur>room. tviftg
and cSn^ng rooms. Groat locaton ard jjnpaj buy. $260,000.
xaiisb . .
Tho ported homo lor iho cSjcntjaTmSng buyer. TTM rooftop
• .dock rjr^on panorama vtows w-3» town and ocean .-This unrf.'
haa many pnooiies loo numoroua to 1st and "» tocotod o*v
thp prosurjioaa Geld Coait at iSSS.DOO.
• C O N D O ' . . • • • ' • . ' .
A oicofy kopt socond floor..Groat ron-js kxxrfcon Throo bod-
. (Obma, 2balhs,oor.o-ofair Pncod tpsott.at ^159,900.
S GRACE REAIJY •
34O0CEmTRAL.AVENl|E •' .(60^398^200
---taw
Beware of Realtors® who owe
f their reputations to *hat •
theydid^pn sunny'days/ -
Tbday'srcaJ cslaie market presents •;
urMttip«cttd»challcngei_ and opportunttkE&;
' \ \ For capibife, professional service .- " ;
,Buyin of Sclteri -'Always Call Ellen
sty 0 !^*rh'.«K . *
pet ti>TiirT>d
Sscr As boo taadraogat
ami «>« b*tv AJ ft* «ae>.
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REALTbRS,
BEACHBLOCKTOWWHDUSE
Contrary located. 0 bodroorna. ^2V*J balhs. futty (urnfshod,
air. fjarkimj, (ow corido foe. ExceConS rtlnla)
1 at $175.000.
CONOOBEACHBLOCk. . •
Two bdrms, 2 bath, (yrnishod and oqotpp«d. pacing.washor/dryor
room, posjtivo ca«h flow.'
$97,500. Same location. on» bodroom. one fcu!h,.
lurn. equipped, parking, posilivo cash flow.
S683
SINGLE FAMILY . . . .
Contrary located. cio«e to .shopping. 2 BR. Sr
boat, new vjoy) qktfng atirad window*, ofl *V*«! p*rit-
Ing. Boduced to $79,900. Ownof w«i}t»'tb pur- .
chase afbth«rprbpawty. Ma^Aoflars. ' '
GARDENS B A YFfK3KTSWtLE>AM.LY
• Four bedrooms. 2 twlht, den, frqplaca, tego k»,
unobstructod viow of bay, 100 ft. north of OC Yacht,
Chi}. Just reduced. Owner says raako offoV.
8tJ) & Ocean Avo.
Ocean Coiony Cpndo
r##/; HEM Hf jt.•>.'vr,j71 t vvf
Votf m wWttow
and wuflpapftr. Wathto-« dryw incSUeteri. Er^oy maadoatafel
vio«« Irom Iho •jctoonod porch.- Tnjfy aOordjlJa) at ,onV
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REAL ESTATE
AUCTION
TRUTTKaAiJBtHBAKKROPnrrCASaMa 00-131 «7*iai»l
, «OHTOH»ATT. ntWTU
- HARBTO.^ROTAU^Wfr
.11fiEALEmTEPAf?f^WCI.UDfl«^
MOTOfJ LODGE, 3 ACRE LOT, 3 RESIDENCES
TO BE SOLO M CCMDWATOW Oft tflMWMMJJLV
tj39.sao.Oaa-E»«n
HOSTSta• 9bdrm..1
BCACH rtAVEH WC8Tl»flgart«nt \ ^ i
rand) wWi E-Z My aecam * «p»P*)m TtWniNp r>
fcxMidr, IM«mot, '
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 25 6f hgnMlQr Ml* (n Won.' . »ou* ind tafffe ? Mm*
'MARYLAND^SUNNYAVE3..SOMERS POINT,,
H PA AUCnONEER'SXlCEKSE ICENSE NOT NO
COffTACT AUCTIONEER FOB ILLUSTRATED BROCHURE
ESTASajSHCDUCH
Auctioneers
WM. F. COMLY fc SON. ; INC.
1833 EAST BOSTON AVBiTJE
PHILADELPHIA. rawranvAMA 19125
) ;
CAPtAlH'S DREAM
* LAGOONFRONT
- 174- 176 V/. 17th Sfre&J.
a^.p w.Tontor. 3 DO, 2 BA GH. con. air.*8 ^ro youog.
CALL ' - •
Randall Realty
3246 Asbury Ave.
" . . '395-2210 • , •
• Asbury Avonbe Dvo'cfx
, " : * CONDO. • •
Oco^n.»Front 2 6R, carvjo. . . -. "....
SJTtji ttefE&r$ Nortfi Starting a*.' J .
< OR, ? BA condo vt.'CCoan.y-.cyTi • ii
Lawrence Real Estate -
Realtor
Sals • Rentals • Insurance
4&Q\ Central Aveauc.
Ocean City, Hew Jersey CS226
399-0014
BRING YOUR SUITCASE
AND BOAT -.TWo nfl you
ooodwlh this Immacwtoto
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standing views. Asking
$289,000. Inspect Todayll
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^TH€St^ma.-LCOG£n OcasmClty, MJ. TTwfry, Stptowtw i
OCEAN CITY •— •'the
Thursday Fun Runs finished
for th Closed Sunday • •' .". • .
OPERATION PUYG$0UND
GEMEPffi
T Come jbki a'day of Qdtdoot(|Lin in the'
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CELEBRITY" GOLF TOURNAMENT
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$; '. • .mJDWOOQ-GOLf & .OOUffTW CLttB ^
: fiC9i& Courtly Club R4,BurtRgh, fit •;
•. ..TEETIME 1:00PM •'
. (ShcrtgunStarfScrambiD 1 ;)'.
,• Sa-Tie Specif Gj/esfs fro/n f/lt** "|
Philadelphia Flyers" j
y wards 5
A sign that is specially creMed to'advertise your business
•will be placed at one of the-following locations .'.-.
HALFWAY HOUSE or CLUBHOUSE..M5O.00 DONATION*
TEE cr HOLE...... MOO.OQCONATION
GOLF CART.., „.., '50.00 DONATION -
CELEBRITY SPONSORSHIP
PAY THE WAY FOR ONE OF YOOR HOCKEY
FAVOmjj£VVITH_YOUR NAME ON HIS CART! '150.00
Tickets are Limited, Call Lori Huck
398-6200 or 398-0021
iiPiwciH^^
SIC} MI
1001 Asburv-Ave.
"This ad ordered
and paid tor by
Ocean City Home
Savings & Loan
Dial 399^0012
For the 6:30 p.m. and faster,
mile Romaine Lewjs and
David Hicks reversed
positions. Romaine was
first with 4;5O and David
second in ' 5:03. The third •
-man was RoS Hamrn at
5:05. . .•-•' ' .
The Uvo female finishers,
8th and 10th respectivdy,
were'Janet Maroscak in 6:19
and Chrjsty St. Oarr in 656.
The times for the remaining
five were: Roborto
Perez, 5:06; Dave Ott, 6:17;
Kci*h Janto, 6:03; Jerry Mac-farlane,
6:08; Bill Mullin,'
b-31. : "----;tlic
slowq-r-pnccd mile
turned oat -to be the final
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McEvoy, 13,. of Penarygo.-
Pa., Patrick Dacris, 12, and
Mike Mulroney, 12, both of
Philadelphia, finished right
behind. All six yo*5fcrig men
finished within seconds of
c.ich other.
Ntarissa Scully of Port
W^ishingtrih, Pa., won the
10p meter in rrcr age group
with a time of T7.7 seconds.
•She aLso/jed (he girls in the"
50 meter.
•',;-' A •••:••'{•:.• r-> ; -"-';:^l:- v ;^;:: : v. v -' •»"_." V - • / % ^ " ;.~V ;^::>'.; \«' V: "".^-;;;..v•-.• : .;*^fJ
finish )inc .as the flrel male
in 16:57. Rorhaine Lcvrta, 17,
firidgctort •was; second male
in l7:0f>.Third wan Roberto,
Perez. 1-7, Bridgeforr at
1 7 : 2 0 : •:••.;.: ;••.•..'. •..:.,,,
Fifteenth over-all and
first fcnvale was Jan Millard,
17, Brrdsfxrro, Pa. in 20JO.
Next was Lori Hoywoiod*
21, Ocean City. 21st overall
in 20:40,- and Ihird
woman, Cathy McCuigejn,
16, Bridgcton carnc in at
21:36. • l 17. Ocoan Clry. 19:24.: Jason 14. BrtdBrton. 22:49:
Andrsjcavaoo. 15. Moroantowrn. Pa.. 14. OcoonCJty; 2>5fl; Man P«vlin. 13.
18:38: JonyMcAMfty. 1C. GooySJa,
10:61; Eb Sabnan.. IS; ftoadtng. P«. Mjmvxa, Jd.-O?; Glonn
. 20.05; JBth StaMor. E*»r*Mi-. fa.. S«aW*Oiy.23^.
tt.it; Battey J. Si. a*. 53. BaJdrnor*.
Mk>., 2024; Zoic Ruto 15.
SMvite, 2020: UMa G*on». 37, DtfV Pa., 24:00: Laura P«ll«dino. 14.
nij To«naNp. 20-3*; O*nW Bran. 13, Ocaon •Cry, 2427; K9 MuHwd. 1S,
Gl«n»i*>, Pa.. 2033: Tim Ca/riy. 13. Ocaan- Oiy. 2420: &«*• Aaaaka,-
, Pa.; 20*8: Siopfwn O«i. 14, Ocoan pity. 2430: Jm Brown, 14.
riC203tf " PatorabUfg, 24:31; UOCM' OoFotfoa,
A!M Jkn finm. 14, Glonildo. Pa. 14, Ocaon City, 24.13; Din Batdorf.'
21:00; Chad Hurioy. 15. Dirdiboro, . 14. Ocean Oty, 24:33 8: Slav* Motaf,
Pa... 21:02; J*ry Maclarfano. 29, 10. Honcybrook, Pa.. 7*38; Kara
Ocoan City, 21; 14; MvK Tumor. 15. McNaCy, 15. Ocann Ctry. 24:50;. Amy
Uppw TonmsNp. J12B: Ovfauy & FurtolC 15. Bddgotcxv 2S:O6; Ernlo
-CUf. 43, BaHimor*, Md. 21:40: &» Mvcacd. 02. 'Son Sato'City. 2523:'
MuUn, 01. PaJcono. 2iS7; Su»up Megan Mytv*. 17. Ocoan CJiy, 2O04;
. Ellon. 10. Gooon City, 7204; Wetael Tod BarttowoKC. 44, ViOanCrva. P«^
*UU 48. 8 U K C t ? g O 6 vcri wsy B«h swronirvj. 33,
Mchaol Stof Momrn,' i7.,Hon«ytHac*.
30. Manic O(y, 2fl:55; tortJ W«D. 1S,
2J-.2S; Bonwn Endcbff. 14, SeavOo,
Pa, in oo. Oavo on. is, oydttxvo.
Oqaon Cry. 20:50; Koito HuQhaCI, 14,
22-34; Cro(g Brooto, 42.O^and, Pa..
Sonvilo. 27.03; Katoana Holland. 13.
Pa.tOOl; SKJWVI Mats. TO.loyil- 22:35; Suxarmo SJ^r OrocAs. 32, Oro-
Ocoon Clry. .2*30; JB Foton. 14.
town. Pa., 18U1 8; Cfvli Tlnw^y. 17. IKKJ, P«.,.22.0p: Yvoto Soriano. 15,
Honirybrook. Pa. 1855; Bfl MaiwUnd.
Uppef Tpwnihlp. 20 50; Lauohlin Amn-
Bridgottn, 22:48; Trfda Jwid. 10.
ith nrp na. iao.; 7. Johnny 0owar.'i:'« '
after cacn race. . R«»hann Bram, 147-o
'-- .. RACER^SULTS '
H0rM*w»yn.tndundH-t.
M0; .' •
80 ma«»f 4 ym and' 1
J. Uoh. QA«iDi, 14,7; 2. Mogan Horn*.
3. 150; 3. AJ«* WcEvpy; I5i; 4. Marti
4. Oaroan, 1B7;S.-K«Jtayaia«na. i|j]r
AndrewChaUum, Ptiia, Pa. 3*02:5. SO mat* S-7-yr. oM boy* _ ,,
T/avor Oogoi. Mi-maronflck. NY". Raeharm 0ra»»n, -0i);. 2 >4ch4c{
4:47.7; O.'jBUrca Appfeyard. Er>o!|th art, H.4.
Docnt. 7, Oc»an OV. 17^: , * irfatar" )}-1ft yr. ofef boya — t. '
4 Andrew CKMIUM «I-S JMm,
Wort. PM«- f
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Ocaan Ro'a. 18 2, 7.
fT.ta..P» 19 9. fl
'100 rrMtar to yr. oU 5UU — 1
200 aiattr 4 yr«, **fl undar — t
AW 1 MaEvoy. 1 -QS 5 ? Magan >«OTW.
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6HOP 9-5 30 Mon. - Sal. • "Til S p.m. Frida>
.4Z.L MAJOR CREDIT CARDS ACCEPTED-
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810 ASBURV AVE. • OCEAN CITY
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area news
Right to itm education :^
upheld fpr campground family
• • TRENTON r-The state Commissioner of Education- " .
> Monday upheld, an-ndminishrattvc lawrulmgthataMld-.
die TownaWpgrado-sdiooJ^r Is entitled to a free public
'..education although- tfte chil JH family resided In a dosed
campground during the winter.
. Township official* hod arcued that since Kurt and Patrtda
K^ly, parents of ^ child, lived in a cgmpgrouml
•whid\wa» clewed from Nov. 1 to. April .1, it made their
residence illegal and therefore the diildwaa not cntitied
' to A In* puWk school education^ Inlta. decision, the deci-
' sionsta^thatach^dmaynxciveapubJicedhicatlbrii/
that child's parent "even thpugh not domiciled within the
district; JWSldcs temporaiU^'in the "district .
ThcKdlys received the support of the American Civil *
. liberties Union, which maintained that the implications .
of a ruling in the township's favor could have been Scri 1 -
ous for many poor and homeless children in the state who
stay in temporary housing. • . . * . .
The township has not yet. announced whether it will
. appeal the decision.
Criminals! Jewelry: »••''' •
for sale today < -
' COURT HOUSE — The Cape MAy County Sheriffs
-*• Office will hold a salc.of numerous itemso/ jewelry seized
from criminals at 2 p.m, today (Sept. 17). The sale will be
held >n the basement.conference room of thocpunty .
library here. Inspection of the items will be from noon to 2
The items were seU^d by local police and the. Prosecutor's
Office/according to Sheriff James T. Plousis! The for-
, fcifure Laws allow Lav, 1 enforcement officials to seize Items
from criminals and that.the funds be used to further combat
crime And drug ur>e. The itcrris in tho sale are numcr- • •
ousgold rings, nccklacesandSvatches. . . -.
Four Cape May^sftes sought '
for farmiarid preservation \ "
COURT HOUSE.— Four Cape May County farms are
Axing considered for dpvvTopmt'nt easemcut purchases • m.
, under the state's Farmland Prescrvntion Pfograni, accord-.
mg foT&echoider Gary'Jewel. " . .
,
•% Settlement Uexpected to.LVk* plapf «r> khe70-acrc Lin-,
dem-nn farm on Route 47^ Middle TbwnsUip Within ••„
eight mpnthr», said fc^so!. Ffc o\x-nern the county's f Arm- "
land andOpcV> Spaoc'Trwst Fund and the CQiinty? Agri-, '
cutTuYe D^rvylopmcnt Board. ' ' ,".-.'.".
TKe LiAdemcm tepn v-'ould* be the second farm tnduded '
in the prc>graxn. TT>e development jsghj\ for the 110-acre"
Mjjon larm in [>jniili T.ovvnship'wjfre'porcha.sed w. ^'j
N'o«.'c3ribcT, 1990. Others ocin^yonS'.dcrvHi are the T4S- . "
HCTV Bohm property on Stimpson'* fcjnd Robd ip Dcnni
Tovvn.\h ) tf'**ntJ'tKc 27-pc-^r li-iiJci! p'rojxTty rr.d 0>c A5-.''
'• acreSV'hccStt- property, which .irr both on Kau:e -47 hi '
. Middle To^kT.ship. - . * " ' ' '
Ocean City attorney chp^en ';•>'
^to head Urrlted.NA^aycanipaign /. ..- i
* STO.VF. H^ftBOK ——'Kcyin Sheuhan/^w Ckxjn Oty
t, h.n
jnun W3
Fitir^, v. ho ;i.Vv:t-vi {he csjnciityj:w: ve'.o S».-pt V .1! J hj^h
r^ool hen-. ?uiJ hi- jyppc^tfd othir fxiir.nis'ii the h.U ? .,,
toughi-r-pc-rj.it:>.-'! cr. cvrt.nr. i.T.r.i«-s f:oi^;!;vd w"'.h >r-nv ''
.jdirxkiinc to 7>jr .-i.v fr-'>:r VAT*:Ci».)vi.rr.cr
Irob-o.! ic-T thi.-jsvsiui; wc^jxir.-. tur. v.ntT. be !w iiir.cv.
t.n-rtrcvtT.^r.d Ktij r.s! b«ii.jt CiVA'n or. .-i;-i pi.i«_ixir..
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A4 7H£S€NtW£L-L£VG£n OoMttCHy, N.J. Thu»»day. ,1003
CXXAN CITY— Airport*
'Officials are expecting about
' tQO planes from throughout
the region for on air festival
at the Ocean Q ty Airport
bW (which flh> old fighter vania Saturday 'morning,'
pianos) frorriWorld War II and Longo said,visitors can
lor instance, that arc View the planes after. 10
painted and have decals a.ml BJachcrflswill also be-
715 /V.s lid ry A > e. ' () eta n C' i t j
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g « dct.iiis .id here.,- ' . - Tjylor, rfew general rrun-
m Fir mfi»Truti"ci call agcr of the sljhon.
J-3O3. > : • . There arc two other ccmh-
Fabric!: StorB, v Thomas Jewelers
SEW SMAWFALL SALE!
fiic M'rrfkct i. Jt»-r:.-T
DISCOUNT PRICE5!
1 feedback on the Sy/itth."
."We've got^a lot of Gills^
-frj>rn people' who really
'love it,'-anri w+io fca'bkp
'there is finally something
everyone'can listen to m. thl" i
jvlfice," he Hid Tuesday.
However, doe einp£• Lyle Alvcrson intn>. located in both. schools, as
Ro5andcr, treasurer; Diane duocd Joerg Senkspid of well as, St.* Tda'a United
Reese, recording secretary, Germany, whose -son l« Methodist Church, 8th &
and Nancy y Ciine,' oorrc- attending 6th gradq af the. Central; ; .St . JJohn
Lutheran
sponiling stcretary.
intermediate schooL Church.'lOth &• Central;
B k h i ight
S '
Carof Bruno is honored with a prdclamatton anhounc-
i
Gail Rodg-
Irtg rvor seU>ctSon as Capo May County Teacher of tho
er,s, whom the district
Year. MaWng the prosontation 13 Freofx>ldor Gary Josshares
With Avalon. • 6Cl. • • /
While nho prijparily is-
Involved. with gifted' and rclatcdprofes&iona] as.sociatalented
.education, Ejruno
also teaches language arts
and'this year is Invwyed in
bringiBg cooperative tcAfiJing^o
all the classrooms. ' •
' ."This- year we're trying
something brand new."
:
t i o n s . .-'••' .. ' •
Thcy ire the parents of
two'sons, Peter, a sophevmore
at Stockton Stale College;
and Jason, a junto* at
OO,HighSchooL
She, and another language
* - arts tcach'cr hive grouped
their dosses togciher, gifted
and regular, »n4 *trc altcrrating
monthly co-re^cKing
In their ' r winner in October. ' •
Hcrton'said Bruno participated
in' the county-level
program with other outstanding
teachers./The final
selection 'was' rrtade by n
xpmmittee of promfnent
area cducarors and busines-s
• Bruno is .a--"def^rving people. '• . ^
' representative of the many
cxcellcmt- trachers' throvigh-
In addition to the Countyand
s|a'e yroclamations,
. out Cape' M.iy County," Several ar-ea businviscjr
^ tjld Dr. fatrvaji .\t Horror., 4«ve -hoaorw^i, Bruno yvith
''county* supsjpntefiden^, in special "sifts
announpng Bruno's -.v:J(vrnori.'
r . _ . -.'•._:
off-months."
ippLxJtio,*!,. vrJA
• tfxy iru?e Information pn
"cotT-Uderation /in the
7 ,.' ', .
••• The Educatio«,,y>cportrr>rrvt
conducts the f>earch
ti-iK'hffs o£. u)£ yftif ai pjul',
]q4 thx futtorUi toaere
\he received her bachelor'.-;
•. degtve'ln ejemcnuc)- edu-'
• cation. ?>he Is currently t.i^.lng
grad^-itc cour>cs'at iit.
JofA'ph's C'niveruty. •>
- artlve ii\ her coirvmunitr.
Sh#. Is a' pysnber d the
- • Peter's "Un^cd . Methtxi.i.st _
Church, OciNan CJ^V, IS the
district rcpi'ocrttjtt vc )o.thi.'
' .Cape Mey County ftrt'i-ntmnuil
Eclucaticin Cttmmit-
1 j u v.
jtcc.or.d 5fr\ti on-jho •
. Cr^UjTvry Charr.bvr o. k Con%t •
rrvcrcc-A.-ni-rlcJ'P'iXW Ciiriv •
rruttcv., •»•
SSc is a (ohr-i-r prcii^cn!
of the Ocviri City iTA ar.d .
k the Ocean Citv SCOP it-jm.
«,otf;Ja:»J-ion prograrr. .
C*.
WARDS!
INTERIORS
Est. 19C9
.-•Hurry!! The change of season is.
Home Fall Fashions are jubt in
-."f« •-•'"•ir"""'"'! ' v
'{ SHOP AT HOME 390-9i
Pine Rd.
Marmora
•s. RfiriCFH ^"~> ;»_" 7 / r«- t- -.
^ *\vJ»v.-rvi.iv • -\ /VTI ]iizm f f^tt 1 nurHuTt\
)R BEAN BACiik M.UU> A G RF.M U 1 JIISTTWAS I
$499
SI 99
- $499'
Pjc»o« Gf?EAT
LOWEST
F>RIGE$ IN
AUTUMN SALE
Hcv Progress
DUETTES
PLEATED SHADES*
VERTICLES • BUNDS
WINDOW SHADES
WINDOW TOP
TREATMENTS
CUSTOM CURTAINS
BEDSPREADS &
DRAPES
RtADYMADE $4,991
INTERIORS-
* •

he service
Spec Sandra S.Bublruu, Va,
im duty flt Qahu, Hawaii, This was the largest joint
•has rxsen decorated with the United States'/qrces TJXCT-
Ar^ny AchJcvcovtaxt .Medal, cjse; using airborne mine
MUMS
, .PLANT,NOW FOR FALL COLOR.
« ' ' ' %
OCEAN CITY — St..
John's Lutheran Church>
herb .wafl thesatrlnafoi' the. 1
June 13weddingofHeathct:
Elaine Gifford, W th& co&-
VOWS
t^wM
A .reception.AVǤ held at
the Polo Bay Qiib in.SamV
ar»iPolht. •.- , - ' in October
rvwhi^' v ta';.tfyrsrdcd-'to' sol- ^buntorweasurc operations
dlcra for riwritodoua sec- since
Efesert modify" and Eric Paul Sd-«
"ot courage; or Storm..
ubba oiftiarrnora. . •J
qthcr outstanding acconv." Key's; uhit practiced The brido is the daughter
pUshmchte. • ., . . . " flUheswccping and amphib-,of Mr. and : Mrs. Ronald
". The soldier, an infantry^ .tbu9 landings off tho coast • Charles'. Glffqrd of Oeesn
man, 1* die son of Roberto- of Moorehcad dry, NC To &&• ">'ifhapepliim .\T t waist- ._:_. dressetyritKballoon drosse* }vith balloon &Vi>{.S &Vi»js •. nan^ picw suit,- «:il- featuring f#.»(irnntr n- a-bro- hrrw- Tho program was onthe
retail business, all o/ Wr
life. She waslin^and
detachable matcn- v-5cst • 5cs! man was CKuck-Jlid- Chuck'Rid- btr5 were Ronnie Gilford ThrgroonVs mtxher wore. .Marge Peterson, with a -spe-'
der rooes, purple elegance
•of Ocean ply. brother of a CTimsofi.crcp^ drirs-fv-^Yith o!al emphasis on the first
thc bride; bob and Brian
mini-carnation's, stcphano-
g.f yll-lirhgth jickct area residents, the Indiari.
Sdubba, boih of-Marmora,
- ^ ^ - - - w - -;.- -•- n
THK AREA'S' ^ ^ cn '-'? t - tT a w0mcn-, 5f>..
^ ^ Chestnut
Sirect.in PhfladclphU. '• . •
Bob Taylpr was -ih the-
4wpcr businetv for 35 years
until Tje rftired frfttp Mom-
fc' ' I
J CH2-C&f_Kli COWj'iGrtVEUl-CHOP
mouth. Paper ,Cov of ,NcW
h's and, accorripjjinying prctooraphs 'muj< bo B
. receVetitjy; Tho SofitineKedget v*»w\ THREE month* erj
1
tno wed&og ter pubfcation. Tho dsaa of,tr>g woefcfeof must
• avaiaMo "but • aro. bdtmqfjiaxL /J •*ieot*ng. artgagomortt
and arjxfjrsary arinouncsimfcrjts must jncfejcjo •». rsamd
3
-Vldoria Mooro .
and Mnrk Ri«6n -
A
They-have two and
or\e grtrjtison. Pi is..
a school teacher in
lovk-n,. fa...arid Robert Jr.
Arvd" lus ,wiio, Paiti, ruvjc a
; ov. nuptials,
planned for
M ^ RixQh '.
• FAiKBOK.V.'^hio -r Mr.
.ind Mnt IJ-oya Mt'iftrt-' ir?
thii cornrn^nity hjvc
rfHr d lie cig^
of iKrtr
SCHEDULE OF EVENTS
i ... *
." SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER 20TH •'
' . 8:Q0 AM
Beachfrrfpt Ecumenical.F.iir.;!y.
titvd. . H i (i tt r>
^td ~ l
- 10:30 AW
1:00. PM . tf
tin.: i"*.! '.'.,U- ».iJv •
" • *rt«:tj i 'i Jr.','. iH \. Tt?\: P.'.i '•;•••,•:
: FIRST SAVINGS AND LOAN
ASSOCIATION -. •
Diller - Farina
REALTORS'
DAV.O A TARlNA
Ryan Edan. 13 morvms. and h6$fnotwr. Cartf, of
r4onn«as) PhiacWaa are sftewn or^oytng ff
oawx« party OiinnQ she 1991 Faa Family F
Oanc« PanV in S«a (ftie Qty.
- .-SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER i9TH_.
1Q:00 AM ., .
• Flea Market . • -
. •. Arts, Crafts, anti Anttfjuer.
• Mini Food Court . '
• •Live Entertainment .ind Music' •
• Fun nnd Games. Galore •' - '
• Pony Rider, • .. : . . ...-
• Puppet Show ' •'
•'Kite .FlyijifJ Exhibition .
,•• •.Snndsculpting" Colter.: ; • /•
• local Merchrmt Srfl-r
• WKTU'r> rVIOCJfJ-WVlIk • ' " "•
^•Educational Doyionr.trations •• / .
• J RernotP Control r.'fidc! Airplanes
> --. ' .
• • Li
7:0_0
/'.uric
c '
^tr- r
PCJ.
jr,;f •ii.if.
:
H> .00
/ ;•
OHM AT I ON (fUm.vGI-I.OGSJ . ,• >. '
.:,V,
1 .
•' .'•''.•'(.VV:.'f:ySv'/7> 1 ";.',..• t
Brralfast, Luach &
llxrou^h Xoircjs.ber-l.st
i 6Q ^, ; >J.:--> O . vMQ
/ * • • -
•471b ft Landhi Arc, Sea laic City • 2&3-0OC9 J
The Jordal Agency
• l.i tV. l.U
11 mx&VL 0« X
p econdpsace si th« Diapar Dwt?
tn last year* Fas Famty t F«»tivBl»v«r««S*aS!ii«
Cay. .
Uttta Joanna Kraaniaky. 15 months oW. is I
a Qood timo in rwr mo#wrJoan's arro» as
me chk*©n danctf during the Fafl F«r%f«sflwtf
"91 in S«a isle City. Thare wia be a dance party .
again on Saturday njQntSept 19. wtthThe Musical
Revue providing the music. ,
6.D0 AMID 10JOOPMOafly , ,
STE
HOUSE
40Q5 Land* Av«ru« • SM kJ» Cty
26S50b '
MAZZEIXA'S
ITALIAN RESTAURANT
Uxis A^cj Sea isJfCif ' •"
Wocncnd- 1J0 PM Bay Cruii*
^ a.ad ChTW '
bwcru DinrKu Caibo 6 PM
42ad &. Bay, Sea^lsle City
263-1633 '.
43rd 4 Pl&asuro Av»
Tor The Good
CMr &o4s»j Sfcjki, Femti f^S

Ciockwtea, Gonr-u Swanson seatc-d.tcls mo-Ltafy c! Ai^o hips' Arc':
provided to. Somers -TV^U
high ichopl graduates,
throughthc4*nj. ', >:
f About TOO local hi;.toiical
«KHVISM,-O-IV (iftu^jU, rctident*
and children turned
out on thr lawn Qi the hi. 1 : is planned for Saturday,
ARRIVES IN POINT Oct 3, which will Include a-
SOMERS POINT — Qty parade involving other area
fircflghtcrtt have : received lira companies. r ,
the. new 104-fccr. phtform Council Presidcriiij John
ladder tryck. and. City. W. Rislcy- Jr. said ^xt the
Council Thursday dty 1* pxcivifxg SiOOJOOO
approved the $495^00 put- over the next few years to
cover the cost of the truck,
The state-of-the-art truck, and that dry officials arc
whkh is, at Fits Company pursuing other posftible
No. 2V haU on Bethel Road, donors. • _. ''"'.. ' .. • ;
replaoes the city's; SjryeaT'
old truck, and will >e ftbk BEEF-AND-BEER
to reach the. highest, build- E
ing, in Ihe city r- Sborc ••', SOMBSS POINT —' A
Memorial Hospital. 'Wf-aiuf-bcer'
A traditional housing bar'
emony for the new vehidc
.tor.icalSomers
Mansion,"
At.la"nti>; Co'unty's aides?
ht»uic, for an ,A!t^x I*} VV^niifrlifwi
Stact tlatter m XCA
Pftjty on Sunday aXlcrrsoan.
Tivc cycjjt.was so A^r>:m
up MJpp

^^^
A10 3Vtea
Obituaries mow on page B6
Robert Bardelio, 69
ivl tvirj t
».-cXJU-^t.V
Surviving arc hi* wife, Patricia; one son, Michael of Wabash avenues, Unwood. Burial will be in Holy Sepul-
7 7 •••••••-•- : •
Scullvillc; four,daughters, Mary Lee .Vogler-Wldftz of chre Cemetery, Montgomery County, Pa, •'.;.'.
Somers Point, Roberta L. We3sling.of Winston-Salcm. .Arrangements are by Jeffries and Koates Funeral Home,
• N.C, Sharon B. Elchmari, of Laurel Springs, and Janet Gil- Northfiold. . ' . , .
bert, of New Castle, Del.; a brother,' Richard of Houston; a Donations may be iriado to the Women's pariah Society
stepbrother, Lester Kruger of Albuquerque, N.M.; and six•of
Our Lady of Sorrows Church in Linwood. ; .
• grandchildren. . .'••-' . '
Mass of Christian Burial was at the Church of St. Bcrrm- ; Jphn-HannelLJ^.,.69'
dette. New Road. Northficld. • • • . T6wNSENDiS INLET — Services were Saturday in
' Interment-was In Holy Croasf Cemetery, Mays Landing. Wilmington, DcL, for John Weldale tfannell Jr., 69, of
Arraiigctnerits were, by the Adams-Perfect Funeral
this community and Wilmington. / '
• Home, Northficld. „• . .
Mr. Hanncll.dicd Sept'5 a^Burdettc Tomlin Memorial
Contributions may be made to the Holy Spirit High
Hospital, Cape May Court House.' •
School Scholarship Fund. Abo, Mass cards maybe sent.
• Mr. Haruicll had worked on the atom bomb project
during World War H, after which he took employment
Rosemary Delaney, 85
with the DuPoVit Company in Wilmington; where he
;" •. BARGAINTOWN — Rosemary C Delaney, 85, of this retired.as"a research manager of the Industrial Fibers
Division and a research fellow. • •
• community died Sept. 13 at her home. *
Gertrude Crawford, 75
STUART-. FL — Gctfryde W. Crawford, 75, pf Vista Del
Lagoin this community, died Sept. 14 at her residence.
Ballet • Tap • • Jazz
B&ori
MirsiG Iilstruction ••
.REGlSTR/\tlON
NIGHTS
Thurs: &. Fri. Sept. 10th & 11th
6:30 pm to 8:00 pm " •
Call 398-1118. for Information
: JLL6, PA. — B. Everett Pierce Jr., 81,
Pa. jmdfdrtneriy pfOcoan Qty, died Sept 1
H«i^t^,tiwMawT»Pa- -,". . -
tiiK Tietrx W WAO / /xtsddcnt ^ r i f of O Ocean'.'Ciiky Ci fm from 1971I ^1971-8?,
when; he was a mernber of Wply Trinity Episcopal Church
and sang in uic church choir. Was a past, commander of
the Absocon Islarid Squadron of thc.U-. S.. Power Squadrons;and.wasa
member of the Rivcrboat Oub. •
Born in Woodbury,' he "Was a graduate of Woodoury
High Schot* and. attended the Mawachusetts Instihuc of.
•Technology. •-'•' ''''' -.' - ..•-'' -•-'•''•' . '•:..- _•—_^_. _..-.»'.
- :
He was retired from tho Jf.H; Fobcrtson Co. of Plrte-
EGG HARBOR TOWNSHIP—" Evciyn A. SUbcratgin, 77. ^ . . . . . . .
of this community died Sept. 12 at Shore Memorial Hospi- Stuvivors include his widow, the former Margaret Ante- .
tal, Somers Point. • . lia Ellis; two sons,.EJK, "Turk" Pierce ;Of York, Pa. and
Born In Philadelphia, she had resided in the area since Timothy E.. Pierce of Tokyo, Japan; four" grandchildren;
1 9 6 6 . "' .' " - ' ' • ' . . : • _ • . • • • • " • • • • . . ' . and a sister, Elinor Stevens of Dallas, Texas;
She is survived by- two sons, Myfes of Ocean City and A memorial service was hold Sept. 12 at St. ATban's Epis-
Joseph ofRoslyn, Pa.; a daughter, Donna DeMas of Stcclcopal Church, NewtOwn Square, Pa. Burial was in
manvUle'and five grandchildren. . • • Eglln ton Cemetery, Qarksboro, Pa. . " •
Services were at the Adams-l'crfect Funeral Home, Memorial contributions may be made to St. Alban's or to
Northficld. • . . •
the White Horse Village Residents' Reserve. Fund. Ncw-
Burial was in Oakland Cemetery,/Philadelphia, Pa. tovyn Square, Pa:'1907?. ' '
Catherine Hughes* 61 Norma Listman
NORTH CAPE MAY— Catherine A. Hughes, 61, nf this DEPTFORD — Norma J. Listman (nee^Bliziard) of "this
North Cape May Lower Township died Sept 14 in Cooper
Hospital University Medical Ccnlcr, Camden.
Bom in Baton Rouge, La., she was a resident of the Mayfair
sectifcn of Philadelphia be/ore moving to North Cape
May In 1975. . " ' . • '
Surviving arc. her husband, Frank; a son', Michael J. of
Scaville; two daughters, Charlcne Ritchie of Philadelphia
g y ed Sept. 14 at he resdece. and Anne Horstmann of Woodbine; a -brother Mark Cou-
Born in Philadelphia, Pa. she had been a resident of Stii- villon of Baton Rouge, La.v a sister, Cecile ^llcr, of Baton
art far 10 years, coming frprn Moorestown and Ocean • Ro.ugc.La.; and four grandchildren.. ' ..';'"..
City.'-'* ."••• "_ " : ,-----------... -^vta^-Qf -CrtTistian -buriai""wilh fec-11 -n.m."Trrnfsday'-
Shc was active'in a number of nvic arid chArltablc orga- (today) at St. John af God Rotnon Cotholic Church, Town
niiatiorui. in Moorestown and Philadelphia.' ' Bank Road, North Cape May, wjicrc friends njay call after
Survivors include her hu'.barid, William R Crawford of 1030i
Stuart; one son..William F. Cr.iwtord fr. o£ Long Beach, p
Cilif; on^.daugrrtcr, Linda C. lxa. r DEPTFOR J
community died Sept 9 in hcjfhotne after a long Illness.
Mrs. Listman.was bom in Ocean City and.had been a
resjdent of Deptford s$ncc 1955. She had. been with the
Visiting Nurses of Dcptford as a Visiting Home Health .
Aide.
. Surviving are six sons, Robert of Magnolia; Edward of
Summerville. S.C; Arfdrcw of Undcnwold; Raymond of
BlAckwood, Joseph of Dcptford,.John Karptnski of Port St.
Lucie.-Fl; thfet; daughters, Norma Burke of Huntsville,
Ab.; Viob Hamlin of Hidden Township; Eileen Hancock
Ala"; oStf-Blsta-'. Mabt!i Pctcrscn^of Absecon
10
»o of Stwari; two grand- (n Cipc May Court House.
children; and orve great-grahdchild." '• Arrangtrmcnts arc by tltq
.Arrangements-were . by . the Aycock Fvipcral Home, C M
Fl '
- and 26 grandchildren. , . .
Arrangements were under the directions of the M.cGuin-
30ajri. _
ness Funeral Homes of Washington Twp. & Woodbury. .
Burial will be in Cape May County Veterans Cemetery .
C M C H ' Mary Soi*ensen? 76 * .
Eyoy FunC^ral Home, Klorth
Cape May. • , /
FAYbTIEVILLE,.N.C. —'Mary Earle Ciscy Sorcnscn,
g
Jensen Bc-Jch-.-Fl.
• Contributions may be made to the Leukemia Foundation 76, formerly of Sotncrs Point, died Sept. 10, here.
Contributions .may be nvdc to tho Hospice of' Martin",, of AmcrKa Inc., Southern New Jersov Chapter, 409 Gibb- Nljv Sorenscn was a retired Jvur^c. .-
2300SEOcranBoulr>vard, Snwrt, H. 34996- ". '• -. -sboro Road. lindcnv.-old, 08021.' '
She wj3 born in Johnson Gty, Tcnrv. and lived in Someis
Point for many years before moving to Fayefteville two
Class of '5? ..
tttiportant Free Seminar
"She is sdryi\'Cti*by.onc brother, Jcwepji Corn'ette of Get- ,
reunion s^
tysburg, Pa., nnd two sisters; Prances Davii nf KUnticokc,
AH ABrtjryvDfc mis AND LIVING THUSTS • CELEBKAX
Pa., and Jean EllLso^ of Gerard villc. Pa/ ' •
for Sept 25 .> • Graveside servioet wtre Tuesday o^Mt Calvary Ccme-
f/\nd ;\J1 Thir Important Stuff)
CAPE MAY'COUNTY'S•
:
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."' OCEAN. CITY —. The
- •~TER.CENTE'\'\'IAL' ••'• :'•
wcrc by' theGrcenidgV
Funeral' Hamc, • ••;'
Ocean. City High .School
til - i. 0 C,""! -
Clara oT- 1957" H-itl*: hoM'
thrcc-d.iy 35th
--•V—•'
X£VV JERSEY POPS BIG BAN] bcgtnrur.g 8 'f.m
tho
trernenddus • wcV and tear
un'dCT lh« pressure of the
sarwd 'being pumped
•m a P n -a
vtntVl .•i.lVUV
ng Is (Her liusinirss... Uiw ()\L Y
DID YOUR-CURRENT WATER BILL
GIVE YOU DICKER SHOCK???
' l • " " ./ / Ccrs-C^r -epii-cr.g .ycjr
• . •.C'lOi A.'> a new -1 6'C2;'.
\ • — < probas'y JSC-S apprcx-
{'. - ' rfnatciy 5 gaiens of water
Toilet Special. . $ 175
FULL SERVICE PLUMBING. HEAT.NG
& AIR CONDfTlONLNG CONTRACTORS-
628-2066
." Gas neat ccnver&cr,
i
of Summef Savings
at ANDERSON ELECTRIC-
time^nty
factory Savings on
•".SQUARE D B Brand Service Equipment
GALL 399--S445
)R YOUR SERVICE.INSPECTION
and FREE Estimate ,
Serving the Ocean City area for 45 yrs.
ANDERSON
ELECTRICco
NJ.UC. 1520
Atlantic City; * .-
SAND r^
("conliawed from pJg* 1) '
coirpk'-rc *.he purrsping tp
23.'L! S, r.c>l iiitcly tt> fcx^n
ur.til ScfX. 30, rtut wouitt.be
in November at *i>e fcariknu. t
AT oi yesterday; the hn'g* •
dredge wn
;u^t of(. Lort^port
.-.t. tho
pj .
cuntrActbr is • atv) •
nig on the pipov
h' which
miorrr.jtinn
p the sinj \i
"Ui-< ii" ii"pr.y-
fj,:mpi\l, rvpl.icin^ iwnt nJ
r.v.ti«r. .i!\.i;t' {he pipe ihJt U novi- then.-
Avilh'rr.crr '-? Of th
' To Utrrt Xau
c pip
'SPINNING WHEEl
'". FLOWER SHOP*,
Oceaq City's hifnily f-lonst
MARK VIDETTO "
I
Z'syj Wtitt \fj.
, Ocuai C;:v. Kj
roliicvl. •
. A totai of ;v4 sniilion -
1
Is of tend Will be
pvirhpcd /T> t h-c icct>n d
ph*so, ihYicat fali.ol
it
bctwccTi 15th «n d 23rd
There* vsvrc
iuppoi\
NHHSES.4VAIIABLE'
• FRJVATt: DUTY •
•ffoMEGARK '-.
. .' • HOSPITAL
r-li
926-8808
1
t: •
BAYFRONT
• (continued from page 1)
for the entire city block and
would enable a 60-spacc
unicipal lot to be put u).to
oa*B the parking problems
in thai section of the dty. .«
White easing the dally
congestion and tie-ups, the.
councilman also said ujat
the lot would old the neighboring
South . Jersey
Regional,Theatre,; which: Is
plannJng. to build njnew
playhouse.
* Mortin expects that'when
the issue comc» up .—A possibly
at council's Sept 24
meeting •'—• a committee
could be appointed to negotiate'
the' purchase price
with owner Andrew Llppi.
PTAWRAPPIMG
President Pat Fonistrom.
PAPER DRIVE SET
The- goal this year is
' tyARMQRA — The "excellence In science.""
innual Upper Township Profits will go towards a
PTAwrapping paper fund- sdence fair In January, as
raiser will run from Sept. 21 well as honoring teacher
to Octl 5. Grades 1 'through requcifts for their individual
•5 will participate in the dassrooms.
drive. . according to -PTA
Hazardous waste dispftSal Sat
WOODBINE — The Cajsc May County Municipal
Utilities Authority will sponsor it$ • semi-annual
-hou^choki-ha&si-doij* WA&U,' dispoaai-.-Uay. Iran.
noon to 4 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 19.
Rcsidefttn may bring Items including pestirides,
hcrblddcs, oil-based paints, thinners and solvents,
^ajolinci keroocne, anti-frcczc arvd household bat-tcrics
to the landfill, RouteflO. (Call 465-9026). " .
). TOO LATE •
TOCLASSlPY
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TAXES
Under the Green Trust have the immediate more for expanding the . ..,•••..*. ' • ' - » ' » »ii ",,",.!,,,- • !_!.," "_ —
agreement,'25 percent of finances to do anything city's beach than earlier "»
the,furtda would be a grant,
while the remaining TS.percent
would be at 2 percent
over 20 years. Mo ulhcr Cnvivrs
Rj:;.?rij' pLir.ts Ki.vbti-r'. -i ihiik«.4 .: i"At*h>i"ii' the "••if-
£;:.-.;• f.n.c.hoUA for Viw,^. ^y. ^f)U*;a tx. r.;cf,".i.-.d
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For the past decade WeVe been adding en average of airout $200 mlUionyCf new .
ratables «achyear.- a total ot$2 tjillion. At the current ta* rate, that meant an
annual windlafi of about $2^ million In^ew.taxcsr,, .
•Q. with all that fiew money to spend, why have mytax hills t^en going
up'So, fas?'at the.same fcrrio? Many have's^en th'eir'.taxes d^iibleiind
• more. : ''• " ' . • " •' . •- '...-• "'•• • . = . t '
A > -Because no' one was watching the stote^losely enough. No ehe'vias cc/vcerned '
. ©nough to put a halter 'en government expenses;» $ „ ',•.--. "
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0. Can you givd me an example? , " - •' , •• " ' '.,, •'•'••'
A Take-'rvealtn care, plans. Costs have been rising at three arjd fotrr times ttte-.tats of
IrrTJation ior years, yet Qcean Citv employees and eiScted'officials payjno part of.
•-' th6 premium costs. ••' ' . . /" ^.' "' '. ; • *: • • -
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Q-.Health care.plans cartl"fee-Vhat costly. can-Choy? . •• t i
i A. fhis.v'ear^axpayers wiU ^ay.^bout 45.3 mllli-on- to-ebver /vealth plans. In *!382'-we
paid $6.3 miJHon tor all focal g6vemn>en| costs." ' •" '• - ; . > . T .
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• Q. What is the taxpayer cpst per err>p;ibyeo and ejected 1 blfiaal? • . ' ' !
• A. Qyerall it averages- $7353. For ihose'couhcilWmbcre'/managemen'tstirT and *
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eniployecs who have family coverage, it Is estimated to bc-ov0r $90QUthi^yt
Q- What are typicaf health*,caro costs 1cr an'Ocean Citf taxpayer on SociaJ
S e c u r i t y 9 • . , • ' . .' t •-'""••.• " ' a ' . ' " '
-•A. They typlcajiy-pay $1800 to $4000 out of pocket for medicare and"sup'plemcat2f "
', plans, tn addition they herpto pickup the tnti^i? tab fo/ city employees and.'1he' •
«•' mayor end COUDCU who pay nothirig. • ' • . , ' . - • l
' Q: Health care Costs are a national pjebfem. Is qur prQbjom any,«.wse tha/i
£>\hftr cities tn.AmtJnc^?/ . • ' • ' - . •' ''' .-" .
A." fiuch-y/orse. Our pos^a re-higher thy any other eniployor v*rs could firri! The health
. . Insurance Association of America shows (he average family plan to cost $3,612 in
this part cf the country. Two-thirds cf all p^as shoiv trie empJoyees^ private and ^
%. public.- payinga ; ha!ry part'cf.tte premium. , . . . . • _•«'
Q;1Are there ether a*(eas 'of •fcjty. COSJS thai need to- to brought under control 7 *
' .A: Absolutely. Just as with health costs, tfeere-can be rv£\zt savings in' staffing costs,
pubrte Vi'orxsprograms'ar.d ether area's. • • _ . ' . : . '
.. Q, What can the individual taxpayer do? • • •' /.'-.. '
A. 1.) Talk 'with council: let them knew how yen fee) sbo-l.thfl health pl2n fur.cfing. '
2.) Talk"tQ yQurr.eighbors about ths problem. • •_ . . •
3.) Give FJT a hand in searching cujt and publishing ccrrpamtive data en city •
"operations. V.'e rreed yfur help and ideas. - 1 ' * • . ' . .
4.; Tske-heerL Several msmbers-ot tne nc-.v ccuncil.have pledged (o be more active
• in reducing ccste. . '•
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I -VT_*!_:•' And wh>;t u|;;,-t
tun fcict.-, ;irul nmiv o;i_
Ccqtral's Party.WorlH
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Sunday, Set^tember 2 7
2:00 pm and 3:30 pra
The Ocean City Music Pier
on the Boardwalk at MoorlyTi Terrace
3«fiterab«*17,1«92
Hall site again
is 8! for kidh '.ages 3 to 12) ar.d £:i for cdult.«.
Tickets arc available in advance at thc Ocean City City
Mall. For information, call 399-61 1 1 Men. Fri. from 9 am
to 4:30 pcai or 399-61 14 ."Weekends from 9 am to 5 pxn).
intcaichwrth
Mjctiael 51adntekl 628-3307.
UPPER TOWNSHIP — Lorenzo had also earlier • the township,.since Uppcr.is Bringing the: court bade to a. township-owricd site . 08
Township officiate Monday expressed support for" the already paying about either ^Tuckahoe or a new Route j63t in Petersburg
again postponed committing relocation, believing that- thc $120,000 in salaries and bene-,
townsWp rife, would moan. would better seiVc most resi-
. to either upgrading tho exist- existing building had served
ccmstnirtfW an additional dents,
mittIng tiian bui id irig in
Pete*urg[would. Tovynihlp
offldals said It -took nearly a
year far state environmental
officials to approve & public.
works garage near the Towr*;
shipHMl '__.,'•
Tonight (thu*»day)ls
Since (he »
iklShol Nighl lit
,a new buflding in
for both adminlstrdtion and
thecourt, OC, Jjpperehamps
._-. Montdconc . believes mat
^moving municipal offices to play to tie in initial
soccer
on winning note kids gridiron outing
: TOWNSHIP — consists of Jive btoys teams,
Township trav- for those ages under 10 to
r teams kicked under 14; and' two girls
of£ fall season last. teams, an "under-12 and
at soccer fields under-13 team,
across South Jersey. •fcach age-group teatji
The seven teams com- pla'ys against teams of simibined/or
five wins, one tie lar ages; rejtrc sen ting other
and a loss.
South Jersey communities.
The. Upper Township A typical schedule'
Soccer Association, sponsors .includes two games .against.
" b y township each opponent, a home-
• Committ
John
courts back'to
1 game at
ing'team program, w>iich
„___ j field... ..
araae.
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The girls' teams compete
on Saturday; .the boys, 5un-
." .The-traveling'soccer sen-
, son continues through the
fall, concluding just,before
Thanksgiving, and usoally.
includ.es '.participation in a
two- or t Weekday tournament
• over the
Holiday weekend;
UPPCO TOW>5»IIP
. 12-11
TO — UT i
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.-;'.{' ' 'Jain Pirtky Kravitz& i£athte Mora.',..| j^^-^-^^^
;; ; . • ''at6.pm Friday-Night '..: : ::'~\/'*' *~" i -- ji PALERMO'— The Ocean
City Hawks traveled to
Upper Township last Friday
evening to take on the
defending champions in the
first regular season game
for both teams.
After 32 minutes of play,
the only conclusion was
"both teams played tough
defensive ball.
. The final score" was 0-0
with each team threatening
twice but hurting them-'
-•selves-with- various-penal—
ties.' '
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c
had one sack "'
The. Indians'play Lower
Township- 6 .p.m. Friday,
Sept. 18 at Caldwcll Park,
Palermo. .
The .Hawks will host
Wildwood Sunday, Sept 20
at Carey Field, 6th Street
and Atlantic Avenue,
Ocean City. Peewee games
begin at noon with J.V. and
varsi ty following.
. THE 1002
. • OCEAN OfY HA WK5
-. JWL K-no, Ffi.in- '
OT. Da; 1*1 SApp. DT. OT;DOVO UKcarxlana.
HO. OUJ; UU* Cf+m. C,
Middle linebacker Nick DT; Ova Y
Layton, defensive lineman
Mike Tucker and defensive
back' Shaivn' Tecncy. were
stalwarts for the Indian*. /
The offense -was led by
quarterback Matt LoFcver
and running backs Grey
0 LeFcver and-Nick'Layton..
Providing moot of Oopan
Cijy's defense was QB Da ve
Chambers, SE Scotf Up/oW
.and-MB Jesus Baker. Baker
\lcxi- the Hawks in rushing-
•and was'one locWc a'vvay
frprrt bfx^iktn^ the t:e e^rly
in thc third .quarter. • \ * -
Thf defmsr was led by
• middle linebacker* Joe
^vho inflicted
»' puniAhLng. tock-
Chambcrs, Baicr/'CJif.
it fioise' urjye and
Mljrr Cfc»w#fff>4 mftmwrfcfl•;$**; T r
ctrning ttftOok church and find out by coming rr —_.
dub news in tarivf the Satti' rytlme. at the Upper Cipe -
ndrUdpr or all 628-5307. Branch, of the Cdpe May
Deadline isMmday evening. 'County library on Tuesdaya
slartng Tutsday, Sept
22 from 10-30 to 11-J30 p.m.
the elementary school, pri- the. progVan>. is geared to
mary '•Backrta-Scbool;
Night" lg" Thurtd»V. Sept. Satur4ay, Sept..2$ 1* the
24. Both programs begin at. date fen- the Youlh Fait at
" 7 p xtu Thew will he time to the. Church of hb Rcsurnsc-
meet the administrators tion- on Tuckahoe Road in
and teachers and learn their Marmora. There will be
goals for the coming school plenty of games, activities
year.-Sign-up"for thcPTA and fun from 10: ajqn. to 3
begfrvs-nt 6^0 pjn. Vou can pjn. Craft donations arc
alsto register to vote that being sought."'Tables for
evening courtesy of the craf tcrs to seU their wares
League of Women Voters. are available, for SI5: .Call
;Patti McLaughlin at 390-
The PTA's . only fund- 1049. White Elephant toys
Taiscr of the year is thccan
be donated in good
gift-wrapping fund-raiser condition by calling Debra
whichruns from Sept 21 toPizzuto
at 390-7818. For
Oct. 5. Grades 1-5 will bo Ynore information contict
participating. Profits wul be Gerry Foley, 390-&J11.
used to honor teacher
requests, those items "which CcJdwcll Banker Town-
a teacher tnay'want or need ship Realty wiU host a
to make learning a special home buyers icmlrur frorii
cJcpcricnce, A portion of the 7-30-9 p.m. Thursday, Sept.
"proceeds will'bcuscd for; a 24 at.tiieir office located* aT*
Sdcnce Fair in January.' Thc 46 Roosevelt Bvld. Anno
"X). FQ.tWXB; Qo
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tfyt it wx-ded 5*1 te n-y
unJ h-xi t> be-pert of U*x i • The 'k
o.icnr>' •> W:a vvast^ pwin. 'Ju-
Trw.* crrr.pLir.y has' "btin m».T.-tin^ :n :tt
appiV.r^ fc-KX* i 1 ^ fiT.pct-^m trie -Q.-cnty
riw*Cr. to COnJiV^iC it \2T'Jcz \tvin Bvi.!^t:,v*. A t
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GEORGE NEWELL
PAINT1NG/PAPERHANGING
25 DeFeo Lane
Somers Point, NJ 08244
(609)926-1639
CALL 399-3343
SPENGLER
FLOOR COVERING
• Narno txand cspots • BrnxJix}
No-*ax vmyi flocf ^ig • Ejcpert
• Corr.fr.6rc.»32 & Re».e C5cp*rtntent of
the Histcfry of- Art at Bryn
M/iwr-'- *." ' .'.'••*
lecturet is rrwde
by a* grant- from
1 weekend..
Anyone planning 'h" i . ; 10 a.m. to S p.m.
both dfvs.^dmiision (TCC.
The yubiliarc Singers. are
scheduled for the Music
Pier 8 pjn. Sept 24, admission
S2- . ' .
Cnjscent Temple String
.Bank will play 'a free concert
8 pjn. at the Pier,
admission free.
O.K.,now think about
putting oh your ' dancing
shoes if you have any. If
not, your regular shoes for
the Rig Band Dahcc on. the-
Music Her, 8 p.m. Saturday,
Sept...'26 featuring the
Admirals. This is a 20rpicce
orchestra that ha* pbycd
cxtcniivfcly throughout the
Delaware Valley.
v.ica-
' tion during this hme.should
not auditiorfT.
Call for, information (215)
836-1533. ,•'.'.
: and S3 for adults available Impresario E»ihcr
at the public relations has organized an outstand-
office, second floor. City ing series', of mtcrtalnmcnt
for our Indian Sumnver
Weekend celebration at the
Music Pier. On Frtday.Oct
Mark > 9 at 8 p.m. a barbershop
chorus will perform.
Soifer
The renowned New Hair
Ociuan City pLjb&dsl land Bank is »chcduled loir
Saturday. Oci 10 at 8 pjn.
and the Temple Univertify
Hall. Parents and grandpar-
Symphony Orchestra wfll
ents are invited to "bring
play 4 pjn. Sunday, Oet 11.
their children and grand-
You caa gyt a tkfcct for *U
children, nieces .or nephews
. three, performances lor juot
or cousins, etc
$10. Single adirusiiojw are
$5. Tickets arc avaHabk at'
the public relations- office
The Ocean Qty Arts Ccn-
• .
and the boardwalktafannatCT.'initiatea
a lecture series
tion center cm weekend*. *
The program will con- 730 p.m. Friday, Sept. 25 on
tinue to 11J0 p.m.; admis- art and architecture. :
sion is SS. For rcscrvAtions, The inaugural lecture is Comcdian-cntcrWiher
CAII' th« dry public relations "Robert Venturi and "the Cozy Moriry per&itms.oo
-Defense- rof^ Ordinary the MMusic
"fter 8 pjfc
Architecture" by David day, Sept. 18 for the benefit
Cast, assodatc^jroiessor of of Exchange Oub dvarittck.'
On Sunday, Sept- 27, the.history'and
art, Bryn Mawr Tickets arc Jit); avsttablc
qty ar.d Mid-Atlantic Cen- College.
at the door or I*aloctbQ»
ter far the Arts CtAAO will
Ph*armacyv 34th «nu»
. pAkj. the firm is
to southcm
For hi»*r»n-
Court, the' lighting of thc-ovation
-Bcnianun Fr.inkiu» Bruise, c.t
the
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CAPE MAY . ponsqr-r-
The ,Mid*Atlar»tic, Cenfear ipr
the Arts will commencrate
At trattsfcir cf ownership of
the Ope May Point UghN
house from the US. Cqaflt
Guard to tf«c state With ceromGntes
2- pan. Saturday,
Sept 19 on the" lighthouse.
grounds. . •
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.rrTLj J
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The transfer of ownership . Rep!' William JfHtughc* CD- music from thp Coast Guard lighthouses In the United beacon, thot flashes every 10
to the state will make the 2rjd). sponsor of the. federal Bbnd/heljeopter fly-bjra and Stafc-a,.having bectawed to seconds and is still visible
lighthouse eligible' for sub- legislation . to transfer dfw a.ainjuUsinccms lowcf^ mlkaouttoflea. .'••'.-.-
399-Olft
X CENTRAL A\ I
OCEAN cm' '•
a« Oij'Thc Doci
In Soracrs
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• Lpnch & Dinner Daijy
-Sat. & Sun. Breakfast
6^6"Bay Arenuc, Scrr.rrs Pomi'
y/o'Accept Viaa4 MasterCard*
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comeng events
_ .i23Q[tfn.
AWMM qub« -r OWHBI CUy .
in Church; L i0ih*^rtrc .Wednesday,
p. 23 • at, Egg Ha/bor-
Township High School at ••
p.Ta for ajjos 13-19, 5J0 p,m.
fca" ages 6-12. AliO, Sunday,
Stpt- 27-at*(hc Middle Tov+n-
scy Synipbony Orchtstra. ' sliip High School, 1 p-m. fnr
Boj^ aftd giris bf-.ajl'agcs aps 6-12 and, 2 p.m,- for ag«
arc, re,' wricorrie'* ty- a^iditicin. 13-19. '•' .':'
WJ>11 Ing — rtah tohool tbrary, Otfi and
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ends, and yacht, cruises
donated by busin(r^'«qf» and
individuals.' ' ^
Durlrrfj^aturd^ .and
Sunday there will be 30 dif-
1
^Kaniic. eao p irf. •'
Frtanda- ot tha Library — Frso
PubSc library. 17tf> and 3knpio Group shovvrooms. Stone tor. senior citizens. S4 for
• Board of education ruulu
o'clock. Thd S25 'ticket pro-'. Harbor Bo Roast
London Broil
LB.
Flounder Flleln
s 4"/lb.
-Salmon Filets
1 'Mddtord T.-itotn lUrm*v
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Lonjl^crv Tutkej Hte;iil
.Mnttlcltl lTol«-i:iiJ
Sn!',!, Ciu e-...-
t' t'-# tK l>i.-( C~lt V e l t 6
Hot food A
Fiicd Chicken!
DOHOMNB
Montco Cannad Vo£Qtab!o*..-4/ 1;
F^onlco So-da Guitar Qottlo I 53 V
TV Rarnoii Noodlos..! S/**!»
Montco Paper towois 3/ X
• '•'-'l-L'L.t'-""! •_ _ ' CJ 29
Montco Napkins J»
Montco Bath tissue.... X
Ralrtoow Brick Conoo ""V
'«.*«__ . . *7£%A
htontco Catsup f rv
Montco MnyonnatsoT.... ;.... 99 v
— Youlh C«f\af. 6!h orxl'ASanac. 7 30
pm. . ^
9;•' . OCEAN OT.Y .)- t A '
"SrLiiioruillv saricliLjncd Scra.b-'
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Liu* wvvkr-TKi it tfic
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lV,v • Fusy (t-f -1.^.520 fnr*lho*'f
PALERMO'S
THRIFTWAY
401 Anbury Avcnuo
OCeSnCity, NJ. "..'.. .
Open: Mon^-Sat. 6 arn-9 pm
Sunday 8 am-7 pm
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1 Mintco Oi_v:!i:o !•>(• ' j '-'t-rtl
N;-.'7' -:i;.':^'.
Salad Bar Montco Jco Crcaiii
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S*f 79
Montco Lawn & Loaf bo^s X
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' - i ! " L'l 1 - 17 "*-***? . - S«« 39
Mo«ico Corn Flakes JL
Montco Frosted Flnkos X
Montco Kaisln Bran... ' "*X
[ *J'l * i i J/ j d v I fB!
Montco Toastpd Oats.
Montco Crispy Rico...
Morilco 40*'»
''^f-'-'r-'—^i. -j-» i "2 /$O00
Montco Stewed Tomatoos-.-ilJ/ «.
Montco Tomoio Sauce 3 / 2
fvTonfco Canned Plrtoapplo. 89Y
Montco 4 oz. Cjjps.TTT^ 1
Montcolr Platos .7. 1
M aiicGTITbur...'.'.' 7.J.V.7, „ 8 9 £
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By ED WISMF.R • ending: with fl whimber or moet welcome, has shown mas'wife complimented his Warrington orrangerrientof full of banalities we could.
SentiftoJ-Udoor Critic bang: The echoescontinue . mastery of' the French rep- virile - baritone with her Gershwin's Stake Up thedd
without (a personal
-OCEAN CITY' -— The rlghr into thi; new yc«' • ertou-e and this summer has vibrant soprano Voirc. She MKfl- ^ aversion),. but the Pops'
Ocean aty-Pops season has -Xocal luminaries have shown truths conquest of had her %Bnc3t moments v. They-also gave us a prebeen
extended well Into **** keptbusy too; like, for the Italian and Nsapolitah Sunday, when she oang view, of their return in
September this year in an •'•instance; Berwyh "Red", idiom Is assured as well Vis$e VAric from PucrinjV November by a vigorous
experiment to sec If the Hughes, that consummate He pleaded cJuding a.'
be the guest speakeral the spot, ay pre-jjanv; speaker-'
Wildwopd C^riitian Wqm- • far the f^Jctv Ytirk Giants
/ pn's Club's guest r^ght 7 football beam,
p.m. lornoTTow, Sept 18 at .-. He has also worked with
.the Wildwood Coif attd--- v*rious.ybuth grbupsVOve*
Country' Qub, Cape May the past 25 years, he has-jed
Court t^ouio. . ' , youth work trips to Okl^ho^
Schmidt.-a-solesrcpTCScn- ma; Q•Salvador, Haiti, apd,
lativc for Huntingdon Lab- most ^jcently, tft(ti Naviio .
nratprjc 5pr 25 years, wll reservation' in Hard Rock,
""'the message, "Life UrgL.,.-where his group buiH
s ' a th rev- 6ed a»m hou vc in 3 '/J '
Active'in his !;r#m U
rn'usl^ by-Rofetn Burton
Trorr.' Scullvillr.-. Special f>»-
'turc is "tuh .tajjs" by hm
\%'a.Iljcv of JiJ^i';. Bait-.Tnd
Tjicklcj Cape May- ' '. •
i For restTVJtiqn infomja-
UOr>, "C*U Phylfts Anncndt,
390-^524 or 'Kathleen-
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Breakfast vLunch •'Dinner
'Fresh Seafood J Defidous-Stca^ •
• Daily Specials • Children's r/cnu
Baking Done On Rremisc •
Oi'EN^AT :{n AM.
Something ForEveryone...
-^- % All Year Round - .^i
^ ..398-3500 SSi •
3325 Asbury Ave., Ocean City -p
Fresh Fruit and
Vegetables
TRY US FOR LUNCH
Great Deli Sandwiches \
Daily Lunch Specials
including
Homemade Soup c" *
• • for B"-;'.f;t-. Lv_".c^ £i -Otwcr
MAJOR CRRDfr CARDS ACCETIllD
S4J Genual Avenue- • Occur.
NOW OPEN
WEEKENDS ONLY t
Friday, Saturday
and Sunday
VOLTACO'S
Kalian T&ko-Oui
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and 'Steven Heitzcr for a
Buglers' Holiday. .
•The orchestra will bo aug-
mented .as members of the.
Atlantic City
Union take*fb the stage.
Todd and lisa Thomai, a
baritone and soprano husix>nd-and-wjfc
ream, have
jgraced the Pier sU Ci *'
\\ vrr.ple.Qi-1,2/3.' . ' • ' / " !A
SUfslDAYS-ChicKen Parmesan
MONDAYS-Broiled Scallops
nfu&
TUESDAYS-One Pound Prirtie Rib
WEDNESDAYS-Seafood Marinara over Unguine
THURSDAYS'-Award Winning BBQ Baby-back Ribs
FRIDAYS-Flounder Jardiniere
AL± VALUE OINNEfRS INCLUDE: House) SMad.
of the Day and Qhors Choice of
Every Sunday-Friday'4-7 pm
Complimentary Hot Buffet and Reducsd Onblf ftfcs»T
Ju>t.
QREAT BANDS -
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USTORIC DISTRICT-
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(continued from pgtgcl) rfc Said . in May, for
Speaking (or the Planning
Board, board moinber D|ougUg.C^taffln
said the board
voted •: to recommend the
district's boundaries as proposed
— ; flawed, and said If the vvcrc a jewlsaues he saw as paxtn'crsWp, sald_ he would
TS'gbihg foput a dlstflcfIn rnafteWbTcotKernT T ~!~"""«icoqjimend"agalnsc'cuttfng
.building permits, issued, 82 place It should cover a • .The- district as pro-' the district, but if it comes
•«** which were- in the dis-much
smaller area and bo a posed would Impact $rl- to a chplcc between a
«*»?»•' Of. thoM?,.44' Would lot mot} thorough. -, :• vate property, rights too redgced/district and no dis-
possiblyjtccd review: by thd" Schaffer Mid the district gceaUy. . . . trict> Aeareaiorlgibally sur-;
Cdmtnisslbri. were the de-should-not
be put into place • Tnc increased cost to vcyed by the Lake brothers
approximately Wcr. in-place as proposed. It at all. but if. U 1» to tjc it the consumer would'b« too when, the, Island . was
, from North Street .'to 18thcould
not be certain if all 44 should be- voluntary, carat high, and there would be founded has pO6*ibilitles, •
Street, from West Avenue needed review without least a lot smaller. ' increased cost to the city; Michelle Dbnato, the
almost to the boardwalk —r-. closer'investigation of the "loci's start small and do . including possible legal attorney who originally
and to endorse a number pedfica of the pcfrmit Ir right, then maybe people costs. '-'We have an helped, preparo the ordf-
> changes empowering the applies tiohs. • may be more accepting of uncanny knack in this town nance, said ' many of the
historic commission and the He ^d *

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qfjt^pe^Jiq^esti]^ sjeasw,let'$ do upysppte cm^i
: .„•,•,', •"-, ^n«ik«i..-««u.. ^-i- u-.v' Serve Sewe with coxnbfead cbrntjrtaid and and"' «aine «^affrcm^TsTrWjfrTce: affregiiilarBrown"Seel ^S^pIfo^RnfflBS • "nWhliliiini'miirwil ITY'TUlf '"liOMilte
8y JULJE MtWILLIAMS farm-raised in Mississippi. a definitely "fiahy taste, but
. ScntiooJ-^cdoor Start There, catfrsh raised in not an oily fish taste like
. Thia column is dedicated 70.000-acrepondn. making blues or mackerel.to
to'-Scntthet Sentinel aifrittahagc. acfririahaKer^^^^oy^TOand.^ . _ ,••-,» ., He. likened. It-to.
Byron T. Mercer. T But the peak harvest scar
He's die guy who per- -^n-ls. right now, so we
suaded me to'ahakc my o(r; 390-1069 mutlin. cafret-pipoopplo aolod, - Dip the catfish m milk
Hanaro noxt wook's monuv
banarta' •*
and' then coat with the
•FBUJAY,
,. • WOK0AY
cheeic. mixture. Place, in a
Hoi "
baking dish.
Pour margarine'over the
rtco, onwijo
pto rr>gs, tcrntamod.
filieti . and ' bake at 400
3raci — SMrrun pacti ulad, . degrees until golden brown •
o»bry ucte. kynato tk»- beau*.
ham, cruxe*. tu+joy. ,1000 fciand
and fish flakes when t«tcddrocting.
vrholo vrhont broad,
''•with a fork, approximately
pirra . J .
15-20 minutc-s. ..-.'.
1
ly, .which, fits .easily into
today's growing emphasison
healthier eating. •
However., to remain
heflJthy, ^the added fat that
many of these recipes' call
for must.be eliminated. So,
for instance, instead of seasoning
greens with bacon
or hanVhock.1, we should
tosa with a light vinaigrette.
Grill our Ftsh.-instead of frying
it. Rely on other seasonings,
including onion, garlic 1
. V4 tsp. curry powder
6 thin lemon slices
. 4 tsp. margarine
chopped parsley
. dash Tabasco sauce ' •
Cut the fish into serving
ftize portions and place in a
well-groased baking dish.'
Sprinkle the flsh with pepper.
•
Combine the cooked rice,
onion and- curry -powder
and spread over the fish.
Top with lemon slices and
dot with margarine.
Cover and bake in a moderate
(350-degTCc) oven for
25-35 minutes or until the
fish flakes easily -with a
and.peppers, Instead of fat,
fork. Remove the- cover.the
to heighten flavor.
last few minutes of cooking
.'. Another hint is to serve
to allow for browning.
brown rice'in place of white
Sprinkle with parsley. "
lo" lake advantage, Of "the"
Yteida four servings, each
extra fiber and. nutrition
with 8 grams erf fat.
that i» lost In processing Ihe
white varieties. ' -. • Salads aren't just for sum- •
jOur f'cup : you never adr the fish while Add the thyme, bay leaf,
it is cooking.
lemon and water. ..'•••
Rub the piece* of fish well • Place the pot over low
with a mixture of bteck and heat and cook slowly for
red pepper. • one hour or until fiflh flakes
Put oil in . the unheatcd when tested with a- fork.
pot- Arrange, half the fish Shake the pot often to keep
on the bottom.- Mix. the from sticking. Never Stir as.
chopped vegetables and' this will break the fish. .
sprinkle half the mixture When tender, Jtaste for
over the fish..
seasoning and,add more, if
Sprinkle, half of the flour necessary, to taste..
over the vegetables - and Serve over rice.
then pour half the tomato Makes 4 servings, each
sauce over the flour. with 5 grams of fat.
Repeat the layers.
Upper Township
school lunches
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Shifting sands,
not attitudes
Sea Isle City has a problem along the beachfront
Like riiany ocean' resort municipalities up and
down the Jersey Gape, and probabty along the entire
South Jersey .coast, Sea Isle has sand'duiies.Whkh
most people realize shpuld be protected/Often the
way this is accomplished is by. establishing a socalled
dune line and,prohibiting or restricting access
to and across the dunes. . • •
Some municipalities call it a bulkhead line. Building
is prohibited oceanward of the bulkhead, arid a setback
of a specified distance landward of the bulkhead
is established in which no building is allowed.^
Bulkheads, of course, don't move — at least not as 3
readily as windblown sand. ' . •
In Sea Isle City, moving dunes (which by naturernove
landward;..have created a problem bepause
apparently the city has no fixed bulkhead or dune.
' line, instead requiring a specific setback from the rear
of wherever the dune is now located. ; t :~
This would seem to -bea tfery, very forward-looking.
concept; one'that takes into account both the
"na'tjpTe of shifUhg fliunes and thar imponancenot"
•, only to the seashore environment but to the -safety of'
. manmade structures behind it
If this is, indeed, the case, Seaside officials are to be
congratubtod. ' And, rightfully so, they should
depend upon similarly fonvara-looking monbers of
the Zoning- -Board of Adjustment - to" decide p>ose
cases, on ,a case-by-case - basjs,' in/which property:
owners.request variances-from the4ordinance.
There would seem to be rio need to circumvent the
ordinance, by giving spedal treatment te some. Vari-
. ances aren't'needed for existing conditions; they^havc .
already been grandiAthered into the local law.
Oeqde'csch cast* gn its own merits*dr — ds is often
the case in variance requests — lack of Tinerits.-"
in Aiaarica'a Crutiakt Fvaffy Rworl
The Sentinel-LecJger
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bo* tot .•«-. J »L«ior. T*-ioy must txi tiji J
looking back
10 YEARSJkGO
t -.ivr C .!
^ ' -• SJ SJj-^-rrrr:
r.: of fhf* c-
:grt j-jve. - - Tht Scnii
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vex:
7%sday> September 17
Puzzled
slipping values
just tgade my fitut. trip out
cf the door to be greeted by-*,
canine waste. This is almost
a dally cd
Isble-s* Jt"chi-.isd Trsc-jx- \s-fJ Qtv at
S J r . o • • • " • •
.i tii Uir.c. ia Mjtl-s m tW.'. cc
scar, .ill tho'iurt nvi^p^bv S4.CXV:
will h iS'c ire io tN* Kip four our per- pcr
in. the
J , I?difor, Scntinol-Ledgcf: 'tncmory of Nancy.Cans. To
Re; Rtrr^mbering a fine. •those of you we do not-
Ocean City couple — Aug. 21 kftow.'We'are very grarcful. < _
letter:
To.all of you boys who •
A> the eldest ion of Bill were. Hawks orvd benimV .
and Nancy Cans, t"want toRed
Raiders^ and the girls
thank Rich Tol^ctn, presi- »vho wonf fjpmUltie cheerdent_
of the Ocean' Ciry leaders U> Raider cheerlead-
HawVs, fOT the flac tribute' ers, hdp Rich-Toisorj put *
h*paid tponf fxjreptsla h/» .and send him a tJonation. •
letter. ' • -. - .'"••/ Bdl *ind Nancy Gjrs-dxJ -
To 'think this dreaJn. my the easy part tjy stertirig the
Ln* lhorted 17 pend-nf cah.-t
poUndeiipver three ycaA. •
The .tiqie Jvjs ccme to
pLut
(Anc reality i:\to
tjxes And • ichoci
-. In
prerr.iuin cor.tn.bi>lifiri
tji.it W.th -iht' typical
Vj, :,;.M- tr.,-
1 •" JK ^~tC; * " i •*'
U»:i.
Th.;; v-j'.(ay 1. »926, more
thin 41 years ago, Freestone sa:d. — Q>us* City Sentinel-
Ledgtr.ScpL 14,1%7.
SOfEAi^AGO
it used to be thai the meanest thief wa defegratr-d ai Lv
who robbed" cburih prajtr bcs«. or toot pennies
:r,v'-;. ,,-r r.-t^S,i He .'^f*3 o.'ft-nxi ti) n-.c*. up, with ;„•> tr.^;* ..-
.^y ^i.ty.s-.ro=-. ,-Wc^s. The T .Ot-a w« to ^-li
•.•'.: w.;h .i rr.t-u! ix-d ipr~-.g, JV,O fid Un-s, tutxfj.>^w ar.d 's7iCc,
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Stupid statement aimed at FIT
rt-vj.juatujr.s by
q y
the Cape May County
of Taxation,- 1
m*dia ai bong aiucai o/
portion or. th« matter
VO..T ^,cTj:-rai rr,••••'-••••:
• . • .' "
n control tm dangerous
way: If we don't
landfill after 1996, we may.
. • .. , not be able'to afford-to
spect of enyltonmeptal develop the resource rccovprofectijin
— aolld waste cry system we envisioned,,
management ' ' since we wili be required to
Our miasjon at {he' MUA incur substantial-costs fctf
opposition, thd freeholders" is .to sec that county real- out-of-state disposal of the
i_ *
Octjan City
wastcwater treatment
u ~* Y .wwtewatcr.
Aml
d. considerable
h frh
* "d'niaide dcn6a arc- not required to nort-processablc material,
expend pav unntccsfary cost* for and rcflidue.IPa that sim-
-_-the. abto of- soild-waste disposal, h'-it-jflc. ---—• .;• ^ .•..;•'•
^n^y^at would be one thing to."bite the All we asfc now is that the
required to aolv« the chyl- bullet" on .behaH of a citizens of
6
^ ^ ^ £ * : . some citizen* who acted so
, for«lght J»» taken KJ» quite another thing to decisively and wlthsuch
thcsttle on even greater trignifiamcc pav; •ubstantially higher foresight to reclaim our
^ ^ .pp»-;condd«i:-h0^' |lpptag-,(feM When Siose ocean and back-bay waters
The : timing seems the level ofpubUc aware- e*t« expenditures do not. — stay Informed and sup-
fear this' letter because las ness regarding the quality result in any environmental port this Litest battle we are
was noted In your news col- of f our u ocean bathing bthi waters iimprovement m p v t whatsoever. ht i bhlf f i
umna.last week) th« Ocean has Increased Qver w On Aug. -4 New Jersey
Gov. Jim Florio, flanked by
the governors of Maryland
and Hawaii, announced
tljat he would veto the
repeal of New Jersey's; 1990
ban on certain assault
weapona-which-ne did last-
Thursday. One would hope
he used that opportunity to
learn .from — and 'be
warned by- -r~ the experiehce
of G.ov. Donalxl-
Schacfcr of Maryland.
Like Florio, Schacfer
faced National Rifle Associ-
p
waging on behalf of the citiation (NRA) oppositum that
tru>.HR A» your news columns zimry and the environment. was aimed at vitiating a
City facility has now been ycarperiod. p
have reported, the situatioii There may soon come a comprehensive new-gun
dted as the beat-operated In retrospect, we can see that now stands is that time at which fhe strenrth law. /Schaefor Won the bat»
fadlity of .Its size in- the that "biting the bullet* back Cape May County as ofof-
the county's collective tic. But flawu in tactics and
in 1972 produced enormous 1996 will "not have a landfill voice will make a crucial implementation mean that
The U.S. Environmcntar economic as well as cnvi- to call its own. Unless difference In this matter. " Marylaridexs now arc losing
Protection Agency, in other ronmcntal benefits. Other' • something changes, after We at the MUA will keep the war.
words, decided that .Ocean. counties and regions, that 19%, we will be forced to residents: posted on dcvcV- . New Jersey . must take
City's wasteivater treat- were slower to respond to rely on out-of-atate transopments and will ask forcare,
to avoid Maryland's
ment system is the best of the requirements of 'theportatidn
to dispose erf ^aU public support as needed, mistakes.
the best. Our system was' Ocan Water Act of 1972solid
waste that cannot be' • Let's summon again that • Some* New Jersey icgL^la-:
judged in comparison to the missed out on the last ot the recycled or recovered in same unity and strength of tors, • with tho help of- the
top facilities in'oil other substantial state and federal this county. • '•• , ptirpose that The Sentind- NRA. managed to create a
states and EPA regions. grant money available to It Is a shame that we Ledger praised in its t>ditori- 'law which appears to-retain
1 should odd that all four build these wastcwatcr stand to lose our right to al, and stand ready to a ban on rw

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obituaries
QCKAN CITY "*
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10TH L WKSLKY ; " }r)2l;A
. - ' Sunday. Sept, 20th
Coffct x=ai ttiicivs-tup _^.'._ ..... ^.00 :a
»» \\aruVp Stmcn ..-.. 1C-.-15 inr, ~/X pu:
Prn»f Htrw-J H'tiaciilaj_ . .__.' ":(jj c-.cz
— A u/^zery Lt for all semcx
"JLSTLOOK!"
"Fatherly Discipline!'
Of. XmuU Huu+*uttr, Scaier fmbar
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. P res byterian Churdh^
& Wesley Avenue, Oce&n'CHjv
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lit-1'oni|% u»kin of Jesus'.'
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
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' S US'DA V 5Ci fOOL 20:50 .A M.
WTIDiVt'SD^V 7:30 P.M.
(Testimunul Meeting)
READING ROOM 11:00 A.M.-2 PM.
(MpmUy-Saturday)
TV rt^oii 'cfCkradsn Science'
First Church of Christ; Scientist
8tii &: Asbury Avenue
Ocean City 399-0038
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WUctlng ot Central Oc«cn Ctty Union ChapoL
; 32nd Ctr*«< and i
Dr. c!in E.
SUNDAY SERVICES-""
S^r.iay i^ooi - 1C-00 A W.
rrJ^.p -H^AM.i 7:00 P f.
WEDHE'SDAY .
Proycv & Pra^o 7:30 P.M
mi/iOn '- lit S-rxiay Ever.'r
\-^ /M/ Concert on Church Lawn!
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seniors help,
Eti^beth Licato, 61
CAS«^^EliMt!CtKA.UCTta,61,of this Egg Harbor
^ d ^ MaryCMcCaughcy) Whltonan, 85.'
Towh*h^«mtma^tycUi^S^9athorh6inc. h^«^tU^S^9thh6 . '
formerly of Ocaan Oty, died Sept. 10 at her daughter's
h o m e h e r e . '. ' . • . • • • ' "•. •• , -•• •••'•• i.* . •
Mr*. Ucsta worfced lor the U- S. Postal Service In Atlantic
City for 19 years and waa a «hop steward for the Amer-
Born in Philadelphia. Mr*. Whitcman lived In the southican
Postal Workers Union. . '•••___/• • • ..'
^ W f ' i £ h U f " '
. Bom in Atlantic City, she lived in"ftc area all her life.
Mrs. Whltenum was thfc former owner and xipcrator of
Surviving arc her husband. Prank P, of Pteasantvtllc;
the Hammonton Hosiery Company ^ong. with .her !afo
two daughters, Elaine ftosc Goldberg-of Ocean City and
huabana, George, She also operated the Central Inn in
Susan M. Ucata of Cardiff; one son, Michael P. of Ocdan
Ocean Oty until 1970.- . . . ,
n d , K^thlcfen M. Santamari^i of Tlmonjujn,
ld
: .
She was a member of (he Ocean Qty Chapter No. 83 of
MtT.; and four grand-children..
h O 3 a K B S
A memorial service waa Saturday at the Greentrce Miniatriihj
Church Chapel, English Creek. *. . r
Donations may be mide to the American Cancer Sodcty,
101 South Shore Road, htorthfidd.".
• • Arrangements were by the Middleton-Stroblc find Za!c
Funeral Home, Somcrs Point. -,.-.- .. .,
Richard Boehly, 34
WATERVILLH, OHIO —Richard Boehly,34, formerly of
Somcrs Point, died Sept 7 at the Medical CoUegc of Ohio,
Toledo, Ohio. . • ' • ".'•
Mr. Boehly had been a project manager at the Ohio
Bureau of Employment Services in Toledo-sinec July 15.
He retired as a captain in Field Artillery in November'
1991. Mr. Boehly also served as an Army nurse. He graduated
from Qhto State University in 1983.
He Was born in Somcra Point -
He is survived by his-wifc, Sandy.'o daughter, Kristcn at
home; hli parents, David and Peggy Boehly of Atco; two
brothers, Otis (David) of Atco and his twin brother, Ron
of West peptford; his maternal grandmother, Kathcrinc
May of York, Pa. and his paternal grandmother. Ada Boe^
' hlyof Bargaintown.. . •
Servicesaiui fecia! wcreScpi-10 in. Ohio ^
Conations may be made to the charity of one's choice.
-AlihetUa Alten, 62 \
.VINELAND — Almedia Allen, 62. of this community
died Sept. 9. at the South Jcrs*y Hospital System's
Miilvillc Division, •
^ShC ww retired from the Whcaton Glass Co. in Millville.
'Bom. in Millvillo, she lived in- Vineland for the pait 10
years. - - "'. . ••'•*•,
Surviying arc a daughter, Amber of Somers Point, ar son
James P. of Lceiburg; (our brothers. Sidney W,. Shepherd
. pf Dcptford. Vcrnon and Ronald Shepherd, both of Vinfr-
, land, and Ovid 6hephcrd.of Laurel Lake; her mother',
Leoniida Ring of Vinclknd; a stepsister, Carrie Lee'Shcp-
•• herd of Pennsylvania; ftnd three stcp-brotbprs, John and
Raymood^inj, botH o£ VuxAand and Earl Ring of NeW-
' field. t ' ••' /
Services Were r7id.1v'a? the Q>ri">ty Funeral HOTTH>, :
•MUlvilk-." ." . , , ' ' • • ') •
Burial was in Crrenwood
, Mil! vlilc.
UNION CHAPEL BY THE SEA
•'.'*' 55th Street and Asbury-Avedue
• R&v. PW! VV. vanoor Loo. Pas Jo r. 9
' Sunday;%>t..20ih, 10:30 AM
' "BE A' MISSIONARY"
Gt»stip»al«of«-Tim ara/^fry Shower'
j • -Sunday Sc*»ol 9 AM
'' " SorxjSifvto-6txfy Wed 7 PM '
..1{J f
" ST. PEf ER'S UNPt-ED-'.
' METHODIST CHINCH"'
*t^ %nd CtJltrsl Avenu*, Ofraii Cily, NJ'
\
SU,NDA.V, SEPT. 20th
.?' 1 5 K M torr.rm.'nicn Sw«-.cu
.' , . . 5 A.M. Chcrcb Scr.cc
1CT A
CJlfu p»fO
MCL'r?VP I'r'Tl ll>/\l '/MI 'TH
11 Josephine Simpkiris, 72 ;
MAYS LANDING ^- /oflephlno SlmpkmJ,-72. ql thi»
community^dledScp^ 7 at Franklin Square Hospital, PM*.
adclphia. "'' •'.•'•'••;, ' \ .' '. 'i;
Ste is surVivtd by her husband, Charles; one son,
GooiKe McCaughey Jr., of Hammonton; on« daughter,
Azny Eouly Morchcsc of Hammantori; one brother, Joseph
T. Proudman of Philaddphia; 13 grandchildren; and 17
great-grandchildren. . . . . ., .
Services Were Monday at the Camesale Funeral Home.
•' Burial was in Grccnm6unt Cemetery, Hammonton.
Helen Arico, 75
PISCATAWAY — Helen Arico. 75, of thi$ community
died Sept 7 at Somerset Medical Center, Somervillc.
Bom in Shenandoah, Pa., she lived in SmithviUc for 10
years before moving to Piscataway tost year.
She is survived by two sons, Dr: Joseph J. of Mxupujra
and James J. of PiscataWay; a sl3tcr, Nellie Kordusky of
• North; Brunswick; six-' grandchildren; and five greatgrandchildren.
Mass of Christian Burial was Sept. 9 at St Mary of Mt
Virgin fiLC- Church New Brunswick. .Burial was in St.
Peter's Cemetery, New Brunswick. ,• . ' . *
Arrangements were by the Glcasoh Puneral Home, Somerset.
• •" • . •••••• . • . '
Kurt Wilhelm, 15 •;.-
INDIAN MrLLS"— Kurt "fc Wilhclnj, "15, of this community
and formerly of Cardiff, died Sept 11 at Memorial-
•Hospital of Burlington County following.a 'motor, vehicle
aeddent. • • • '...-•'..
Bom hi Atlantic City, he lived Jh Cardiff before moving
to Indian Mills in }98S.
He wa» a sophomore at Shawnee High School with
plans to pursue scholastic wrestling. . • v •
He was a member of the dvil Air Patrol at McG.uirc Air
Force Base. ' ' • j ' .
An avid-golfer and flaherman, he worked part time as a
picker at Abrama Farm in -Indian Milla.
. Surviring are his parenta, Pafricta A. Ridenour Panlsaldi
1
of Indian Mills tod Henry WlJhcHn of IlinWood; his stop-'
fpther, Ronald Pafds&idi of Indian Mills; his sister,' Jennifer
LynnjrVilhdni; paternal grandmrKher Thtlma Wllhclm of
Unwood;-maternal grandparent") Elizabeth" ,-ind William
Ridcnour of Cardiff. .- - . '
'• Services were Tuesday" at. tho Ixrrd_ a'.'Liii/ Lutheran
Church irvTabcmadc. »,*•"• . i .
Arrangctr>cnta>ivcTd by the* Maityi Func'r.^l Home in
Mcdford.. ' - " ' "V • . ;
^DorptiorL* may be made to the Lord al tife.Luth
Church. -' • • • ' • . .
••" {
1 ,.-. 1 - ; .^ •' c : -; : . .
COUKT.HOySE^..rr.A Tesourcco and asslotance
two-day training course for With; .probksnV that may
"';: the Priendly VWtors Volun-. o c c u r . '-. •-. •' • '• •..'•: '•• •'-. > . - .
Mrs. Simpidna was abuo driver for tho Greater Egg Har» bse^ Progmni is platmed The. prograin yns - Soil. Ijkc.'.Gtv Th*n fourfilming
th
lAsiSri&.ihAn RXTC «I»tvro
'dyaoaiihi^ « - •' '
.T'jpcr ntxrdj from jfv'
y _ rOOj/ 1SH>, aryi asrty .19O0f.
is ;\vul] M fttftrtis an? cMnsndy frajjie." 'By
frum .tt>o St-STr^^'B CXAaf using the* rnirroiiJ.rs in
zrfiJ_rn Ls Jltxcd
or*. »^ the itj*c D»vl-
i c_ Cape r Wny 'ftrtVvcrf micrommcci rnxrpic Mxn 'all na&druiitks. •
ation of "a-progci'bcgun in • & i» a v.-orldvrtdc openrtioci,
the9ariy. 1970s, counr/cierk opcri, 50 the pubic .with
Angda F. Pulvino. orpiainwf.- trsincxi p«3raoKrd ,trf' heip
-"T'hfjtieixMlogiAsJ. Sodrty^ci p; ^1 M^xrv Ktx}d, Exit 11 irf tlxhear
fiucif speaker spcai-er Ann GsrUi-n Qirdw Scai-Parkwav. •
of tJvt Cjpc
TV.ursdiy. Styt' 2-4 Tiv
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MARGATE COMMUNITY CHURCH
8200 Ventnor Avenue, Margate/NJ.
'SUNDAY, SEPT. 20,1992,10 AM
.•••,• .• -,, i GO2 • 03 is iT'O tocond
. J . v>.« yc-.ar cf MCC't D-ocabo cf.
: •' 1 '•*• '."'•-,*• UOS'-r,/, Tho tTvomo es
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Tho Yoarof Infcacft,-Jo.n
!f i worsh.p, fcornirors, arxj
. * • ' other oppor.Lai.C3 'c: tho
• * ' ' Q.'CVi.r.j cf tv"r4.L:i
Dr.
"ENLARGE MY
UNDERSTANDING"
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"Pis H*. C*yd A. PifcTjii}. Th U
UWSTER5
Wr. Pau £ iteKay.'
W*. Giwi Por»cn«r,
is Open Da»y fa"
D
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in
0 CHBRKt* HILL—. Some
500 delcgite. met. Sunday
*t Ci|awl«\ Cmholic Hteh
Schod he* «< the Second
Synpd irf ifccDioccse of
Cunden opened. .
Ncjadytwoyomofprqjantdoiv
and the «ffart* of
than ilK
went into thaawctbig, held
ONTBEBOAMDWALK
p n a n o p
nade or a plate of seasonal ownmierce. It is a place
of therapy /or peoplem onwtional otphysical pain.
Teenagers'gather at Its selected corners.in the
painful search for peer acceptance. Gay and straight
people come and go at other comers in their texreh
International
begin season
OCEAN CITY — Awana
Oubs International begin, a
,new season 6:15 p.zn. Friday,
Sept 18 at the Ocean
City Baptist Church; 10th
and Wesley, with- sessions
planned for children ages 3
ociuujr on the
Uons that i cam* out o*
meetings hdd earlier this
> •
They will Vote on «commcndaiioM
in dghti aireu
ejgiloncd durinff me»e corlLei
jbKehdteto ^ c Ihe h dirbc dib
tion of )*« Roman Catholic
Church In Camden hi the,
ycor*. . -•'•.,-
Synod in the^ history
of the diocese was a
one--UI,be "The -axn-i
V 6
The inen tit ihct church ,wjll focus on |hc
ha\f 'their hfrcAkiisi meet' , when )e&ia send* the'disd-
Jng at the wane linv f>W forth to extend His •scr* "
, place.' . . •
Thc^Krvt John Sheldon.
Master\yarks
Choir be gins
4
-- John
Ootc, arti^ic direclor
los the: NtAHerjYCi-ki,
Chew, his artrjgunncd" ihat
the choir ViiL v begin rcJscenals
833 psn. FrVhwk'," .Sept.
T8 In thc-S^inton jJoorn of
St." Peter'* United Methodist
Church, 6'o%-, 22.
Ail srra ajrtgers are
eo*w co jQin.
bc^Ln promptly at &-3t).
CallB*tcat.399-29SS8
-qucttlani. •
7 A' .O i. i>: FIN AI JtlA L
Satisfying
Liquidations
&
Exacting
. Appraisals
• Antiques
• Jewelry
• Furniture
• Rare Coins
• Collectibles
*(>r^ lirni w Eniire
Cctr.r.iu cf Hor.-.c «
Ciil:
399-6399
Of
1119 Aibury Av«.
Octaa Oi;, NJ
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. Also lha( trvorrung, the
CharvcrT- Choir, urvder- c\e
'dlrcctusri ad Eleanor . Pt*c^ali,
v^Ul present ihe
an them, Tkt Lent/ J^reytr.
ftcn Tlruvfcccjer wdl pifer a .
"solo." .*^ ." .
,. Dur.ng c»-cn^ng &ervto?* >
Jt 7 p.m. Sunhiy, Sfceldart
.wdl ebborate on the n-, New.
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Oc©sr. Cit>' Homo
.Savings & Loan Association
Eugon© W.
incurancs Agency, Inc.
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OtJMIE JOKES&MORE
S •
Before Uie SformT
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During the Storm:
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ii.\f ut lunch n circuit
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B» SEAN RICHER Ing compared;: to where
1$£2 seems headed
Quick, who saj'd,
My. personalhighlight o£
America. Th&Jc othci" the campaign , wctold be
lcajt
George Bush's new,!. guar-
Senator Joseph. anteed,'I-swcar-to-God-ni- ,, that's not keep-thls- • It was like he v.-as a-stu-
••-- '• - Paul Remer, M.D.; F.ATC.-5. - . "- • dent who not iSrdy put. pff
/us'lerm paper unttif (he
" -' Richard L-Walker, O.D". .
h beforr it \vai to be
.4 VRJage Dr. • Cape May Court House - 465-4005
in, but'lht-n pcya-
''7401 .Bay Avo. • Oce^n CHy »399-195fc - v
pg u some 'mprc.' As .i
young person d( Ahrxrics, ,
all I c.i.n vy la Cscfi
• Of tpurse," /vosi dropjx-d •
: / b o y ^ t Q t p p p
1994, a* Quayle said. Last
Quayle joke, I promise.)
. .. P •toplea of tho KCPUNiean
hcr frw time lurking under •campaign, along with jokes politicfans. Just when. it.
a bridge, occaslonaily jx^- about" Elvis Presley Songs can't get any worner'(or betrping
up to iat children. since BUI Clinton likes Elvis. tcr from, the pcrs'pective.of tx
Contrast thit^ to.the Al ("BUI Clinton will Irf» case tf &
lovcTs,.cra2fd adfruri?n> and sfeaw ho>( DAVUI L
is » perfect c ^
This ii. A .phepomena "Despite 3 jestraifimg order,
kn O^TI. as " 5 talking .*. • 4 fan poffbnuti to'trcai;
Many;of you n>jy have
r ble threat with the intent-to
place tha^ person in reasonable
fear of death or serious
bodily injury". .would be
guilty of stalking.
•\ IX an . Individual were
found guilty of, stalking,
that person could be sen i-
. fenced' to prison for up to
18 monihioor fined up to
S2^Air orv bo^h. If/the individual
were found guilty of
stalking tn vioLftion of an
existing court order, he or
she'Could be sentenredf to
^»ould be pnson. for tKreo -to five
' m.iJc a crm\c. We- -havo' ycjrn.or.ftrwi up'tb S7.1JO0
sportiorcd Assembly Bill' or botK ..• .'
SOI WhfcFi ,-wQv'Jd protect The Assembly Judiciar>
/ictims who arc rcpfiiedly
(oUcwod and threatened- .
Un3er ihje provision* 6f
thl» bill, •aryone'who
"purposely, ar.d repeatedly
foyovys or harases another
pertixn ind rrvakra a
-J
- ,
Uaw and Public Safety,
Commit toe wi> to ho-ir thi*
bill, along with JtVe Scro>"#CT!iioci of th.li
Iegisl^rion^onAyg. 24.
HofcKiUy." tUc Ltgii'
^wul «Vt 4"'-**^ up 0 "
'bills Jlnd they will tx-caaK'
liwihca-tlyihcrc'iltCT '
U so, N'cnv ^T«:y viH join
21 grthL-r 5tJt1.-i.ia :.Land.ng
^iugh apiru.1. this ftTr>5y>r.>;
situation - • •
u illi n 1 ' /uiiut.<
r,n till'' stiiiUilni/ lit
; u-:« i/.^-.j. .f ;.. ...• ..:: .-
•' i.-|- -r. .i r..c-ui!. •..-% < • •,.'!.;.(
.('•Al. TIOX If the .situation u,
t'.ijt an enteri/cncy. TOM.WtlXlAMS
S k l U J
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BOAT SHOW DUE C2
FISHJN6 COLUMN C3,
KERN RUN RESULTS C4
MAINLAND KICK-OFF C7
CLASSSJFIED3 C8-ia
FINAL FUN RUN C14
Thursday. September! 17,1992
ij Brinkmann, H6weUj Slaveski ? 92 Hall of Fame
After the 1.7W votes were
counted, the four IKJW Hall
of. Famers were ' football
- A we- play*? Chaflea
ord nutnljer of votera girl*basketball player Anno
selected jfour new membew B^ikir^, bascboU cwsch
to • the Ocean Qty rllgh Pi.xi« HoweU and football
School All-Sports Man of coadx Mike SIayc»ki.
fntno earlier this year as Th« , Among the quartet, only
SentineULeigtt recogiizeiJ Addiixi - • tto for the
; the best, coaches, /athlet«, «ajder teamoIn the I92D«-
' The 1932 (ockball teim
Wi.ll.-move, into the Hall of
• Faaie-to join ths>1955 sure
U k
^ 1934 .South.
Jersey 1 cMiripi
team'-and uHc
civ.impn:;r.5 in I
ball. •' ' . . • -
Thf three mcrnarJbU; JXTlormj'ncC)
previously
hcrbrcd are John Hilary's
five tcK>chd{^ii7*d in tht
Hall of F.irne.
ANNE BRINKMANN
In T960, during her senior
year jf Ocean City High
School-,- Wnnc Eruikmarui
career levels r.o.
h ' 1 ^°=«nCape-Atrantic
basketball at"the next level ^WP* champwnships.
but hcr-HlgJi school accom- Since his death in 1988
plishmento leave behind an Howcll's contributions
impressive record of sue- h* kP 00 memorialized a v
number of times and in a
/, as-ihe joins former number of different • ways,
lisa FosJio and But . ncari y ;U1 His- first throe seasons -
were not big sneoesso, the
teams combining for only
eight victories. Buf his.197? .
team was 8-1, Starting A
string of warning-seasons
and .a 28-9 rocora over his .
final four season*. Wh«h he
^ *«" ?f *
stepped down as head
Stephanie Vanderslice ccmed his success as a ba»coach,
SUveskiV record was
Caitlcy and coach Pat ketball coach. Dixie 36-26-1.- ' . , . •--. ' •;•
Dougherty in . the • OCHS' approached baseball with . But statistics only tell'part
Hall of _ Fame, the memory the -same unique, style he of ihe story. Mike $MVtaki "
of Anne Brinkmann will.be brought to basketball, devpjoped a systematic'
a matter of record. - .-emphasizing
hustle and Approach . to Oaian Ciry -
smart use d tile funtfamtn- football that had a»1afln-
DIXIE HOWELL \
ehce on all kwr of hia euc-
tais.-- • : - . . • • • • . - . . . . . C J
Already selected to' the n>iU Ki'liy-Hi-m will mnfe' CCStorS ' CO
"HalT of F.imc as a basketball
stars DcbWc Hoi den •Raiders went 6-3-1 under
as recognition that. Dixie- Tony GaUntc,
«wch, Dixie's induction as
and Mclod/ 5>ye; and wrcs- coach Rrjlph Cvaftif. te a
HowcU'a • success did not•man
and Gary Dcgcnhardt.',
.i baseball ccarfi makes .him.
tietis Joe Moh'tclcone and junior, Adclizii saircd .1Q
end- when, the basketballs In fact, he woriccd quietiy Jn
the. second person -to. be
TripSoy.dcr. " - . totichdownj and 65 points
were put away in March-
1nc five tcama nominated and Ocean City was 7-0-2,
this year.iin addition to the tbfi school's first undefeated
.1932 football team included team and one of only four j . ^ ^ ^
the 1949.football team (8-0- in school histmy. Tics with'
1), T950 boys track team (7- Holy Spirit and Pleas-'
0), 1957 boys basketball jintvute marred, an pthcr- KACy^ Shc
team (23-1) ^nd the 1962 wise perfect season for this- ^ ', ^ -^,
Anne
•3.
pUyer.-Jack Neall and baa^ ^ swimming; team (12-1K ,. team,-which was decbrco iisfr .^joi-tor more
ketball players Tom Adams ' The qther four nominee* "South Jm«y-ch4mpion. ,
and '•----•• li&a FogPo. for most memorable perfor- They were South Jersey.
. The following year''our xnan'ce this - year'included chompioni -again' in 1929
reader^ sclecTcd basketball Jofvn Leporc's thfee fourth
• ptaycr Ken Leary, j^irii bas- period- touchdowns •*- one'
ketball cjKveh Put DouRher- with an Interception, in a
ly, track.sUir Archfr Harris, 19-29 football win, over
and Carey again as a foot- Plcasantvillc; Fc>> tor Carey,
balLcoach/ . _
• A. ycar'/agb the choice*
Wcne ba»'ketjball playei*
EdGic Pionc imd'Stephanie
VandcnUce, fcnnl* ahn Don
&«tton and Football player
./Andyjcrncc.
The 1991 wiflncn have
never ofiUUULyj bccj>
tndocftxl bcc*u*> of »cr^d-
.uEng frrobWns bjut^nimen!
plaru-call fca; the 1991. and
.1992 winners to be iryducted
together" a;~a dinner : than
i.OfltT polnts-by'-ftettin^
more inan iOil^ssi'ttt -
p g
under new Head coach Dick
Bnniuuaun Htushed her
Quest when. Adcliizi and
ai recr v.
John I.-cPcirc comSined for
l£5 points and OC \vii.
•7-1-1, ipiirigJro WcAy Spint,
jr.'5Jh*>gcJd medals in ajid r>-i»g MiUvlllc
W63 NfSlAA «ate'swim- /Adellra-i. fiai'«l)cd
ming meet, indu'ding'* ii~<
eniy' individual firv: place
in OC-hUtory, B«U Hipvc/'
S5 rebounds, still a senrio*
fecord. ix\ a. 1964 NJSIAA
tourr>A^cni game v«ub>
Sterling; kwiiBraiLPryant'a
26 pointf •— !5 .'In Jourth
quarter —'•'feM 1973 biiVefball'
teximament' upset of
thl»
1 th 1.216 poin t5 sx\ d
S?ii a.sw',15, ..the-'latter >till
vjndin^ as >i School record.
She also hid 436. n^bbunds
inj 3 : O ^U^ll^. 5M played
ui ri\v>- f;wt\c. far her/four •
HEARING AJDJFORr NERVE DEAFNESS :
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Charles' A
Lincoln Mercury's,
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proixibly (bc .called OCTJR
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The Ocean City Exchange Club.
AN EVENING
WITH
•Friday,-September 18'
8 p.m.
OCEAN CITY MUSIC PIER
on the Boardwalk
Admission: $ 10 per person
cry EI*E SH
C G S TAiCS S-HC>
/'oolb^l itxr. The sthon! KJJ
toirns w !/irt Ixxi - *4 ' 1Q17
bp^t they' were general!y .
average tcjnti.
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TH£S&fnN£l-i£DOSfi OowaCWy. NJ. .ThurtUy. Sapta^bf 17, WO?
• ••'•' ' . . . ' /
promoting Jh isii ancl Wiidliffe Conservation Week Setxt, 19(-26
.TRENTON —.- To honor have an exhibit at the Cum- .the division is cneouTjjging erri Region Office in SicWer : mote fisfeaml *yiiartist* Irene.IkiwCTS-andso^ excellent fishing sized envelope."for.each itrm
mental Protection and. Eher- men's Jamboree in MillviUe. attended the Project WILD Scheduled topics lridudc year, wildlife posters detail-'"-Oro! Decker". •:'•.. ••*•:••. Opporhinities,, anglers can to : . ' • \. •"•!:•'• '-..-••.
gyspivi5k>rV.ofR live trout display from the throughout the week,
state." H -,- . Pequest Trout hatchery, vis-' Educators who have not -^>JL*»,%,,* jjp n , j
24
\ Scheduled to culrnmafc itors can observe a hunteT at !f^JV?,ot k ^ h ° P f ay PHTI Anci nmA -A, „ ^ • „ , • •
on'National'Hunting and ."education bow huntinc f* 11 90»«37-41?5 to register • PHILADELPHIA - The -Yacht 'Qub will provide hflh and Market streets,
Fuhing Day, Sept.26. activ- class ori the premises Sarur^ ^ l ^ * ? f< ^& • ^ 1 Landing ln-water -free, on-w.-i»r,r ,.;,ll,hi; i^shunteby.'.wlllbe.pio..'
ities ' and-' themes durinc day. ' ' A series of wildlife semi- «»^ahow will moor along instruction-, continuously,. vidod from theselocations. •
- Fiih and Wildlife Cdnserva- The .show attracts .9 000 "^ **" ** °t(ctod *«* *> ft" ^ riv " fron i ' for J h ? CXCC J* fhc : Wsf •. l1 " J Ulst «i:W tent and beginning
hem Week -"will encourage vi-utors annually and offers *** P ublj f c ^ ^ " 5 J ^ ^ l A ^ ? ^ ^ ' hrM " ° f th ° »hrtw Irjstt-.^- .s.uk.rs vyiU'move to the
• adults to introduce young- sportsmen and women a ^ consist joi five half- day.S^t. 24-27 mU.e land- tiun ^ i n, fm.bnd in tll, WJlPrvriih certified InMru*':
• sters to the outdoors and fo BB-gun range; trap, sport- - ^ «S«^ Wghl.ghting »g.boat basin. Pe^wa^ i m f6f RjvfirHt • ,wr)lU. .„
-^rn more about conserve ^lay^l B ^ S r a ^^^^^^
bon^and the need-to secure" demonstrafttos: turkey call-' Xtp^rtofU^S
t.o, ' .; " . p,^,,, MagJ2inc will
will feature Bill Pinkney, : Boot show -.visitors, or, pr.so.nt: two workshops •
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F^rorript ar . »
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doing very, welt with budo- ing at Corson's Inlet is TcporUHi thai there are still.
Saturday night in Rair)bcr.v.
tulsandpbsticworms. _. •' good right now. ' plenty of Spanish mackerel . Bob also said "that ,tjicy
NigHt fishing in the iitlcJs Candy from- Frank's out at the Stonebeds and. are picking up some bigger'
'has- been good ifor bigger repbrh they have quite a the-. Avalon shoals along"; blues '.iitiund. the )etficS
• Weakhah while using.- live^ 'selection of fish in the bay with some nicte- false alija- right, abxjuf how. There or*
bait. Mullet ajnd«potare-tite.
c o r c . : • • ' - . - •
right now. Fluke, sea bass,
a. lot of • t-poond ' blues
two best choice baits. You poigicv kingfish, snappers- Weakfish at Rainbow everywhere, 'Klngfish; arc
Can tocatc Iheih in the back «nd wcakfiah are all finding Channel at night in the 5- to biting off. (fee beadi; arid
bay around docks and.piffrs their Way into boate in the7-pound
?ize reports Bob around -the jetties", pnelty
catching them with a cast inland waterway. . ' from Fishpt' Stuff.: Night regular still.
by'OAvG net or • small 'hook and . Juilifl- Schmidt of Ocean fishing- i^ best (0 get these VVcli, that about' wraps' it
CAIWHfJ
Udcrunnera. Stxyc Kent , up for this week: stay warm...
•.Or you can buy some in the channel and they got caugTTt a 15-p6ufld 12- and good {ishirtg.
£r«h live bait,it a UckJc JO kbigfiah, 2 Quke, IS sea. ouncc striper on a live spot
»hop. Many sh'opn.' are bafss and TO porgies. Steve
Bt-ocking.more live bait
hottest
Cirdner of.Wallingford,
now.. Sooti you will be'able Pa., caught 20 blu^'Hth
deal has beenit
top-and- tc*pick.up mullet in the surf whkh weighed up to 4
of around the jetties. • " ' •pounds cadi. They were
Ccorgc from Mentzers taken while trolling in the'
Marine sayii there arc bigbay.
'
blucn at the Dog Lump and Bill from Fin-Atics also
the Ocean City. Pots. Ceorge repeated the news of lots of
also reports the night fish- fish .off the'beach. Bill ab>o
pftao b, BS iMfo*
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Johri.Kano. Instructor High School RM. N23\
BagkintngTuesday. OcLC'' • ' . • 7-9 pm
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physical' therapy, pscprarn,' Tickets, will -befSvail^fcic.
will Ukf an a team W*HV *! thc

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MEMORABLE
' ; PERFORMANCE •
' During tjjt 1974 Ocean
- City foofbalJ' season,' Alike
' Llnahan wa* about -as gder is
team . choices on the All- ,b*ye Bouchard, a successful
Cape-American team a year member of the track 'team
aga- Then *hcre is senior who-U out for crass country
Stove Bias, the 1991. 'Cape (or the fei.timt .
May County champion. ' In addition to Martenz,
; "We should have a doae . throe •other juniorj will tie
1 .. ! ". . . .-'••"..'.' ' w^cpWMagoteCSdfj^.^/ Warn/-The leader— junior
fcated the last two years. The A year ago OC .(14-4-4) . '"!Our team.18, real young iorward Courtney Assclta
dan was ranked No.7in the allowec)-jU3t .14" goals in 22 and inexperienced,"
— which Ocean City
state .1 year ago- On Saturday games. Shelly Mciitcr wa»
dcifotedin a dual meet—;
morning Monjond's Raldcre the big reason. The Allcame
bock to win the South
go to WilUamstown and they South Jersey goalie had a
. Jersey Group 3 title.
open their home season school record 39 career
• Cone from last, year are
Tuesday against ^g Harbor shutouts, 12 of them last
Qixk. Hostetter (now at Mes*
Township.
before
SCHOOL'S OPEN
: . witt with 9 gojil$'-^-1? back- on
veteran coach Trish LeJRovcr the forward line.along with
(128-40-24 in" 12 seasons). -Ella, MaUger, sophomore
"howeyer, we hate a strong Stiephanle McGulrl (the
group of athlete*. "Jhcfr leading scorer onI last year's
general athletic ability: and freshman team) and speedy
year, before leaving for • speed will be assets but we sophomore Shelly Solhdm.
Penh Stote. on a field hockey need time to adjust to play- Sophomore Jamii
HAIXOFFAME
(continued from Cl) ^ ^^ unacfeatod and "bowl M the .. . . .
Patty tpmrt wht^Paytod in
ihp Junior Olytapictthe.
juntinipry y0 tic:. one.
h*lfback.'• Junior Moifrl
Lawler. senkft Jill H«l5er
and sophomore CoHeen
Callaeher wjU be fillfijg the
other haUbackiilot*.
taKe. bvcf *?, !*i
game between Millvilfc. Then came s534
e
this 'year with sophdmore
Traccy Ludlam i«pla4ng
Mcistcr in 6ont o£ the net
-HSoiy Spirit has a Jot of
quaMty," swd LcFcver, ina-
Iy2ifig the Cape-American,
Vnd (hey should, contend
along,with Cumberlahd.
Egg Harbor Township and
ie us,"
game between
thebackground for most" of team in Ocean City
victory over Atlantic City
them • . . • • .
High School football histo- In 1932. Ocean City Vocationali a. 7-0 thriller
He loVed Ocean-City ry, the 19i2 Raiders, started with an 18^0 win with Audubon. a 27-0 win
High School- football and directed by first-year coach over Philadelphia's Gcr- over Wildwood, a, 24-0 vk-
now. the Raider /ana have Von Hcnrold, fallowed on mantown High School, tory over Pleasantville and
They defeated Middle a 6-0 win over Hammontoning
him into the All-Sports
Township by the same in the final game. ' T
HaliofFame.
undefeated during the reg- score and topped Lower . They putscorcd their
1933OCEANCITY ular^ season but lost to Cape May, 20-6. The fourth opponents by 197-6, giving
FOOTBALL TEAM undefeated Riverside in a win was a 19-0 victory, over' up the fewest points of any
team in Raider history.
Listen'To-Tlie
" Romeo AdeUzzi led the
EAGLES
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This .Seasun (in
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1992 EAGLES SGHEOULE
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REAL
ESTATE
INC
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Target New Jersey
with
Statewide Classifieds!
For Oniy •, . For Only
$199 - $199
* NEW JERSSY
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STATC'WICE
CLASS:? .ED
NET'AORK
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trtoi. ro&jcod $20,000 DO i
; s,UiJ# o**m jrttff duplex, .•;••• •"..><
. F>r«l;'flOcr. Ma 3' BR.71%•.•. ; '
. ,9A# tWKwttt. .kitchen nwl. 1 - •.'
—i -- • ajp ^ — - -r-" ^ ^ "wini mm \ •• "
bu 2 BR, 1.6A, vmry nice
d'--iL
$159,doa
JUST USItD - A targo .
wdl maintained 3 bedroom,
first floor corido «4Juatod
dome to protected .
^Outhend Ixssch. Thla unit
Kaa a very nk» floor ptan,
9' cclllngo, 7 outdoor
pr-rrhffl arx? a pcttir. of the* —
Inland waterway and 1 "
Kane fantastic aunacta. A
^rcst pcojvjxiy for a ace- ^
and hdhnc'ar Investment.
PHcod right at $15i.«a
Lawrence Real Estate -
Realtor , .
Sale • Rentals •Inatwaoce
4 801 Central Avenue,
y^/ ' Ocean City, New Jfer&cy 08220 : .
•=J 399-0014 m
Moiian Realty, Inc. Celebrating
45 Yrs, of Outstanding Service
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New IUJV3. SUPEfBOR "SOUTH COONER PHAJSE I CVH-'
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ptv tiamt'.in v*v
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WflTERFRONT
DlRXCf SAYFVONT wl* gnq|| *kw»anI
HA f - fllARVQRA BAYBEBHY
VACATION COITAOE . COVE - "PV* 4 Wftnr Taw
, with two bodVoorri^. 2 2 bodroewn. 'I T>aO unta
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FLODH C.ONDt) O»nor
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OPEN HOUSES - »
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OCtAN CITY'S ONLY
~ Wi •• i Iliiliti* ilWA O^ rccrr. »; J! TV/ SOO
t2i PLKKLYH Pl>Ci,
SATURCAY, at^-BZ. 10
AU -UNTIL7 ALMOST
COJ40O3
mrtiai--- R£OOCCD TO
Ji?O;C-:i ISDFL-C-Cn-
ROOWS AND GREAT
RENTAL. MISTOSY
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(ME
WESTAVE,
2 BEORODM. 1 BATH DUPLEX
**Hr*iKt
Mwell located, easy access to beach, play- .a
ground, tennis courtc. Ooa unit availabia.
ASaURyAVE.w~—
j ; 2 BEDROOM. 1 BATH. DUPLEX - ParWmj.
^* ExceHoni Investment area rdoco to beach a
boardwalk. .
4239^0
OCEAM AVE^.^...-.... :
DEliGHTRJL CORNER PPOPERTY - o
2 bedroom, 1 both Duptox Ocean view*.
Excellent rental history. . = • .
ASBURYAVE. •'• •
J$289JQQO.-
3 BEDROOM - 2 baihs, central a»r. Almost
new contemporary - many amenities.
PALEWAVE.
fiEOBCXDMS - 2 BATHS, aJrcondBionod,
o50ts. Prfva»a (fedi. -" •
12 UWT COMPLEX - Oifttroet paiki^ t
bedroom, t bath, air cnndWonai Low. cohtto - -ft
fco-indyc5GS (fas heal & hot Waier. QtaU to - 4c
boach. boardwaBt, Rocroalion Confer &• ijhop- i
FIRST SJREET . ••--
2 BEDROOM, 1 BXTH: I
yearty Ivino arsal '
Spg B»VfcHtGH RtSE,
TLC; exceflcnf
2 BEDROOV.^eATVl --CortraJ m. beauiW
vieWftv pfiv.uc bancortj, poet iTtd rm^h. najen
11 >wraNA MEWS *
* $232^00- $275.00() $
>at * - ' I ' • • * * ' .
/v Ur.H 9 it - StryjJo tioor. 3 Bfi ^iflA, 2 car .
3T. fjaroQO, jSbta ctp,- pool. docK. {icai fXsrrp" Usn
y^ tX'CutJjlvtoifvs 1 SrWcrlving!' ' . •"
J . •". J '_V . • ' • _./.
J yn.f ?i/ - TO'/.?,'HOUS€ - 3 E**r 1V.- BA,-3»
>T' cpj Qar.j->j. beat sisp, pool bee*, hea punp. •
at tip. pooi,
OUTSIDE DCOiN CITYI
. OCE'AN VIEW ;•>
S -,:•;: t F iTi •, co rrpi.-: i- V r e n z
OCEAN VJEW -
.tit-Let! u^piti - exc i^c-arr*.-:
3f ,
J. PALERAKJ
Avo -'1 ace
.'.33,SCO
. £4.903
PETERSBURG , '
.£-* ACRE LGt • Socsrr*o6dt Dcvt-i .BO.COO.
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OPEN HOUSE - SAT. Qr19
NOON TO A PM 803 9EA*
VIEW ROAD - (In Gv
AMIS off W.vwly) ULTRA
NTEMPbRARY you
must soo to npprociato,' 1
hcxJMj to boacb 4 BR +
study. 3 tifod batho, •cor),
gas hot air. cVo. tjarago.
docks'A rool top dock, rvroplaco.
pool (apa)i &ky-
.liQhtt, nvarbk) floors,- block
'glass, awnings. JUSTTQO
MUCH TO MENT1ONI
STOP )N S SEE IT ALL
FOR • YOURSE1F
R«)duoed ovi* $100,000.
now Sf)75,fX>0 . QaU 390-
0O41
GARDENS SINGLE a '
choft WQJK to griiat boacfi.
4 BR. • additional room lor
6f) A dun. V/i -bio baihi.
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Tnurvday*, OtTPta
£ - .Public Notice
L. "Pariaon* to any paratxw, (Irm,
artnaraTit) •aajacWdO; cnrtMrtdon.
( kind
381-O97V. • .
«w tarr Fioon outxex y
.lttft a Watt. Up*jrrt,pa» heal, J.Mm,
*' i J tiafc ' '» ^ A *_J * "4^*41
a.*laa w; pM or
oat tf'tajid'indwahar tH ttUw
andatmoHaaatriaraon.
O. ,-PubHe AnfixKy*. anal maen
mfUaottno auovvty Or any oKtoar
who. W in maVsa ot anr Oapartmaor
or brancfi oV th* t>ovamn>aM M thte
knk^Mt ratmno iq haaBti, Wa,
i)mxxB nacawaapXtfa Intwr- $3,7
)n»', examliva wlinoaaos ami «aWnargw>»ini« onca tanfumaaii tot •«• olDubBc health J salary and oan- -into
cefva«varJahpB. r ;;..... \ ••• -.' •. >-,'• two «iiciot»tjva waala> In a naw*pai-' arai ertan., -' • ' • •, ; m* 1
of a»1yp.tha> CapV May,- BMe 'of. New Jsawy.
•ajSWajtOL f BWHVA—a*aS 4^ufc Kaaa^a^BalaB>^kaB ' t^a^ — ~ »— —Wj at a»al I a •• Li La " a^^h
Fr*»w w*[ipjt#p .,. F"rqnw*M • 'OOVTwnonvy fcnown -flp
1 ftfflLfJn l**r Wpcfc 409.01. Lot 0. l-wmon^-Upp4*
".;:•••• "*•. •• ocaw^Propttriy ;..-• - 'iuwnaotaL __^_^
>t^ troter^,'. •praoerty«btvt^.l.lw>^*lln ih*ioSctieii*a««j«r*af
be and,'ant irm'xatVaf CtoeavvCiriv Count* ot .. tM7.tTjJ',»*«.X» . .
Cape May. Slate of F—m Jersey. ;. . • •:'. ...'. -, ''. .'. • ;-.
mnnraal
.^t^wt^wtr^ixmn%&••]•; NOTICEf.jji hatapy
kraa taMr.iW-' -AaSaiv Vfcie lanr^.turtorant- k - Oaotwr
ceouite. .
' A' ft*1 afajiaV'^irTfi Tnf
and overhead oonatructtori.
• conptecalon and
pr!Clce«C
MATTTlrrt OP
a be rlnajy
»> «a»3(M-Z23a.
, FORT LAUDtTOALE • Qoft Ocoen m»
arse, taury S btVm. 2 baih ccnoa on kv
lorcauat QraalttaMrx) vwan ol traiar
. (romaJi«Vrry. Heowdpool,
Ocx*. traxi waft 10 paJm-ahadad baect).
»1.900 momh hajh season. Special rsias
ry 4 orl-teeson monritL Co*
OCEAN CITY - Fum. .1 bdrm, mdoam
Q$OG»'H*. mOt£*» *x butanata ptnon,
' U •BpUrcai. cypaxd. orVurMf p«rK
UOO non • u3B- Sac 4 rtaj Md
Fo MEYtna OEACM -
.canQo wtci Moiod poci. nxJrm. f
• •«. d». »f«rt «ma 10 ixwcfi. trnppmo
caniar, madkal bidg 4 manna. S-* mon
ted 1 mon roMMum. (COI>) Oof.
OCEAN «TV
kxaun. SSOO mon pks uaa, CaknW
BatSy Co, B««!W. Oa
n cmn*t tooaad m Q>M
ootf naar fw bxy. 1*1 Sow, J
. dr. IO. lunroom. 4 «
_ - fjB^v '
" tori snd oamga, try firn. Pool and tan
ntv AvaA CMC S18O0. Jtn. 4 Fe^
R: "Boomtno U«r »» any room or
tyoipor rooma torming a Wnoto hal>
(aba* unjl uaad W kaancted to M
uaao) lor tymo and ilaaplnQ. bul not
.toroooMngcraaUng
. 12-e J gtanbard* j
Tha p***c offlcar ta aiatiartiad to
datormbM that a buMIng ia unK tor
human habtaDon or ocojjancy or
' uaa I he tktda thai oondUoM mm m
such tx*Sno wfOch an oamaraua
> or ln#xkxja io; lha haaah or aaiafy o<
. Vta occupants oj wch buUdHg. ITK)
occupants of nalottborlno/. txj&9no>
. or other raotdama oJ thai nxjn»c*>eOfy;
atjoh oammona may Inotudo ** M-
towtno (wcrtoul am«lria ttw oarvw»ta>
ol UM fOraOP"X)>- olacta Iriaraln
Kfaoo*io tf» naaarda ol tlra, txt-
tfant o» piharca>amtJaai lac* of ada-
quata vortfiallon. 4gr« or' kanttary
lacunisa; dllap^daiTon; dluapalr.
ttfucturai >^~^« or'undaanSnaaa.
12-0.4 ctandardaAdoptoA ' ' -
AS minimum roojUronvama aslab-
(Sfiad- oy law or by oodaa Of aoy
department at tfta Otata ot.Now Jar- _
aay wtwcti hovo baan or may haraat- *
tar. i» adbpiod by iMa cxy are
atfcptod at atandarda; undar Ihta.
o .
orcananooa ol Ma dry now
* tatar ncftw and hMrtno of any
-^— - • * a a m ^^-^ ^ aa*a^aas^^^ - —^^aj - - ^ *. - - • -
i Poefsaalog
4. To oppptrr and tQc tt» dutdaa ot
sucfi ofltoora, noootavood emptoyoOB
Mho deefnrrtacwuuvy to cany out 12-O.il) (mmfnsnlry Oanoaroiia 1
the porpoeee of tNa orttnancoi and Buirj^r^efo.r«isenc>M..
S.Todafct^^juiycfWanaicOona - - - • -
and powers uttfiat Mi- ortinnnco (o
»uch ontosn> and aasnta p« ho-rrwy.
daaloraM. tfujry Dnda and o^tacrnlnea tnH lha
. 120.10ErtorcomoruProc^ckirot;. bufewio Or ctructtim undW Odtaklar-
Wnsnevor a pettkxi is lUod -with ' aflorv la Immlnartay *«t»n»»iiiuu»' and
tN> pubic offlcar by (a) a. pubBa ta» aoch H a nutaanoe; as" naraln
auincrty or (b) by al liuni UVQ roar- defined, snd-ha haa staled hla land-
coma of. the munlctxrflty chArglng lno»oltecl In wrWooln aupporl ct hk
»ha eny buMIno ta un« lor hurnan da T*H*l*'?'*:
ritb«atloriorcca*?anc-yc»-i*seor(c) I^JI««>"*
whenever « ar^peeirs to ttas '
otAoor*(on Ms own men lor
budding w unfl tor human
or occupancy or use. Ihe potato c*Vl-
oor anaH. I Wa preliminary tnvyetloe- .„«„-.-, . .. ^
lion dMctosea a basis lor. such ^J?^» JfiwitaenUy Oanoertxia
by tha' Owtiric* ot Ooaan CM. N4w
J i ; 6
as SIS Second Stroof.aincl .. . .
. WH£R£AB'. the C«aan C%Pi
.km«Ubm«o4by rbfr.atelpMtt
naiad. reproMntatfva on ajpp^ctallon
on forms prtMcad by the-CRy, The
,arp«MMn sftal mdude * drawtho
dascrMnj] lha portion otUwairaei ta
be. ^Mdsv^lod, lndlc«l|ria the
location relererioeo' ta adlaoant curb
*ndnestawlcomar,tneporpoe» toy
_ , _ ^ _ _.. *t* «tp«tVio.(*maroaocy « rouunej.
w^Mirlartuwtot *+ aaflmatad oosTof oonatrucrton,
- - - - - and,tfp> tutpttctod ««*">; lor .corn-'
••••, " '•-*..•.• , " • • • tflflaWCr-ijTwwrt• w w £ompisilon of it>o
Doard has Yacorveaf ttta wpfcatlon • ejcavatton Or cwia^snH conrowalon.
- ~ ra^lo4oti»ngriaiand*»bu- Trai aT4»>a«bn anaA Incluoe a
n»ad» a
r, iMikMofpiMaWtoti
-,,, - - r * B?!? l: J hl ? l * I 5K2r 19 ' 1 «.
ond rM»*v and Mnal paaaarje at 4 Horn. H*pan Oaotdbenj. f
maataifl ot atlM Courxj hsKfon Om'. OantW*. P.O.. . - .- •
24tn IdVy. of• Saptttrntjer. i«« T |n . • . ' •' ' JatM«T.
Cc«K*C>wrT*eri.C»yHs«.C>oaari . '• ,\ ...
Cty. New Jersey al 7:30 OttociTi JK»^4T.P F.JI00A)* :
M» Cty. Cape Mqr
ra6or -. -v "» . - ' vnttm atitil ha nwfnrarl wtih pravtl in whnrawtn nnainnntiy aiiln. ni.in in
>*JL£Z 'USaJ'SSLj! *fSH' !* m " £n and
Z^SSJ&JZ^^LtZVJ? * >n>a * d •*»*»»/ of pancrata,. tnt> «/• pfpHftmants and Heacua
•««>i«toftKidi^tt«oor->mjalon. trench or twcavatJon sftaU p» Bqua£*Tnfc oropar tr«A)c ojnfroi
The afjove enaa be secarety hung, -tttrmrl infnrj I.trrrntfi rimmF-trw' 'Tfaicrt ttiM E^M~lrrl and main,
S^« - 2*^' npl ^SL£f -.«»w*'.«_»^S^^.tf»r.- -S^r^rattr^^^oor-
'252^2:if * ^ ^ •»>•"*•• alone- and fbarrnash addltrva fo * danoa wM> aatndsA. deeatjad In
s^'^_ta!^-2-J-^J ! ^--I- SSt S.?t.yy "Ji'SSS!"-*"" fS -». *»»-»niad in the pam.-
snan rruumaJn MrvCcee «t' Na own fffau^* wanarM. the ajdcHiv rnay. lale'S wijiliaail trafflr rpntinlr^*l*r
RIM trth Mfum • corttla extaU. Ha rial. • . . . . . - ' atrawMlnr liaa nannirtaVi rtitai. I-
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tarmrvoion.
la-O.IONulaanoa XbaMnent
The public olllcer daatfl
dar autity ol Wa ofl
An9-BPB cfi* TOs-Afr-aJ Harrow Itano-r.'jr., hw ,___
?*-" unkno-m heirs, dovwaea. and par- J^S^L^lv^., «*,«_ - . • .
-.•••. aer-t raprattantairyee. and tDaif or tron, toe aynear. awars otua be
aa praOuaflRact tyan ffM N^JA^.C.1*^;..
are to the Dubsc ine puixic 0111
rrnotton) itJnZZ ' "^^£^0^
human tabitatlon r»raoy empowarad
t*. rfte oubao offl- «anoa • «* •»«
nafter pr
•SHEBtPFSQALE
BYVTRTUeotaWriolEJUteuaion aenta.
Ma ordinance) la tasued-ova of lla Oupertor Court ot - VPU -, . .
to causa any puf- Nswjaraoy. Chancery DlvrUlon. mealing of lha commtaaloner*
atMttad h a manner Cape May County. Doctwf Na appomied m an aotton pajndtnQ ki Uta.
*tad- F-i3JraTt.«, ther«ln;pendrnp. *2p*rtor Court of. Net. Jersey, law
whsraki OCEAN OTV HcStfi 8A»- ^MtiuGaat, %*»f CaMtf.b^m
INCSa AflO LOAN ASaOCtATrON. a NO, CPM-U-tee-Oi. enUBerJ Btata d
Bade must be anotoaad.ln a fitalad
yrraarkad:
1 CVoin ConsOuo-
TVnbar 4
tlon. • • •
«3rd 4 Sfilh Streeta (Two
chargee. tteue and cause "lo ba ..«* l *5 n «w. -. „__... .^___ ,_ ^. - _.___ , _. .-> ^ a HOIK n
saaivariubbn Iho owner ot and partlea . whenever any buttdtno or a«Tuc- oorp. of New JsrsW » fie PainflU >**a>»wrsay, ByB>»C^rnmatalanerof a3rd A Both S
rinS^Srii ^TbuSno Horrr- ture-ilcHjrrtlobalrnmKerl^c-n- mT%HWH A7UA« ANO UICY Tmnjporiaipn. v». AtrarTMarrold •X«*ta»l _^
^ OertxMihapubaoflffloarsraWt ANN. UAflt. huab«nd, and WNSL WsntJaaX Jr..-er 41, to be heM el TIO C«y of Ooa taio
a g
plaint uutina mo charooa In mat
rsepao and oancak^ng a nottoa Thai
ht •" b hld bf (h b
Qeroue the pubao otfloar aha*
A. Posi on I • notice or noopes aai •
. a,
NATIONAL. WESTMJNaTEH
a naarlnawiJI be hold before fho pub- daecrtbed In eettlon 1J-0.12 hereof. (tormerly known aa
lfcc«lw(»r*6^»lonaM>dat>>nt)Bt a GAw notk» toaoy occupant* to PHILADELPHIA NEW
a plaoa thoroln toed not Us* than vscale .ths premleoe. and take eJ INC., CCtAN ft£EF O.I
* . . - _ . . . _ ^ aiajia^io aAl * - ** am^Haa1_«aaiak ik^k. - — • • - - ^ *^_ A fc • 7. . A m a,at ^a. .^ _ *. .^K . - . *i
oWqa of the Laatnlrflrirj imninfraaro- County. NJ
er». Juaw N7 Kpneoha*, - ..
8Ute 300. 701 West Avenue. Ocean
'Jersey,.. on ThurttJay,
10H2. « 10flO «_m. «
C*y. ABarttc
uny.
Protect No. JlOo
• end »hefl contain Vie nemo and
address ot (ha bUdar on. ma env«^-
cpe. Each bidder she* ba recjulrad to
Propoaad: ' UlcriaelVr. ' (MO4V0a ©17AO rr*y fsqgko the iubmtaston of «of>
••- ' . • . . Minor ,•.•;•• - ' • • : ••• , . , ••.... ,• .' qnxflonplwwofttrMMixHtpVawinga
.•.-•",. ^ , S«baMa»on , HytaridAsBoc .'. tor «raal cpsrsng, conaiructlon or
VVHCBa»8.trMOc4imP«nl.bMeituao^ to be (ubmOled to the
• vtM,it>(>af)aryiisbym«.Cliy Pt«T»ie« and the tnglneef««iris r^aWSkic) Boaal City Englnoar for review ajrrd
—' -• - , i^loBoilriBnrirW* "3»W^1 "
******** havabadn'tlad and tho aypfcjtOoo (a a. hava
m ijaaatv— u twi w»tt tiKsaru .irM ""tw^ w a« I • - - . •- - • - - - - • •— — — — tm/., w^WVa-w "J-U fav^i.^^ ut,nV.H>'iaii »^—
ten tfays nor more than thirty days nooetoarylaoaiai*c«iaOr« ortobwJ acqytUlon and sut»aq»>am
tnttatarMy trra^em boecDba tr» proparty as conttaMnO two *x*M fiHerred
to on arpfcn wfOch wan Mlsd by ttjo original OsvaJopar m 1012 and amprwed
by the Ocean Cty Corhmluten In T812. The two>kx* wers. bo«,l> 3OH10O* lots.
V Alao mardad in evtcwrtca wera.topass ot tha tax b«B lor the tfroparty tram
1MI toltAprMom whlcti bWed ihe proparty owner ona corr*lr»d bwtbSor
both tois bu redacted 00 the lac* of tna tax Ml the (staled thai whan me laru rawiaian to the
Zontno Onjaruanoa waa adopted In 1900, tf» Zorwig Map wai to ba bsead
upon Ihe predamtrvsnl tot »Ue on a htal baock baa*. Mr. Hytand leatUOed thai
aa of the Urn* d,
4* a& «a»?*ai. N» pa». AMU Co. in.
|i3nCd3£»3eB7 «
SOUTWrtLflT FIOFOIM -0»r*>»( b-
*r*L Trcpcal pa.-KSM. 2 b*-r». 2
. btSmt pact, homa ti*y •qutppod 3ncn
• Mof to Gut or Uanca CU 'eo» 3W-
«000 tar evaOebaiy 4 £•«*>• •'
SUjttig© for Rent *•_
roua OuOdkina. • '
danoaroua' bufcBng M hereby
deflnad lo be any tutkDng or oruc-
ture kund and determkied to neve
one or mors d tfte lotowlno defects
A. One whetia wto or eerier varU-
cai aruourai membera »U lean or.
bucUe tq'avach an ttders thai a
i pJUcht) ane peer me Inraugri the c*r+
Jet of oravVy tsA* outtUe O/OT« mld-
dbttKrdof kabea« '
apewer 16 IN. cornp-ttnt and lo any area conaWorod neossaary to .
a^peef m person, or oihorwwe. and P«*act the pub«c Or ceuaa the came
(sVe tee3jrncx>y-at the piece and ante *° bo dona-1 owner cannot .bo '
h,*rt tn ir~. rrvppl«tr«- twt itat Oa c»eclad to no *Q or laat to ptoy tfte a.
rules ol ovtdonoo preva*>x> ki the dtrectnaa. - - • Houee> tVaacano on ftouta 0. tn Cape
courts anafl not bo oomroaVng bi " 12-0 2! OarnotllDn ot ImmlnecxV Uay Court House. New Jersey,
hoailn before Iho rJUaOcofUoor. "- DanaarrjULOuMSrige. At ins loiowiria tract or purest of
12-S.1V Dtamturf or order to v*)«nevor any bufitflno of strue- tartj m a. dntmleos roretnensr
noa>j)r attc . rur# la taund to ba arvrHnaxHfy dan- • uaarucukviy daacrtbad tatunla, tykw ^
A.«;trt«atJchnc«k»endraaiaTO^ oeret* «triB»irear 11.100X
reotonabU batia lor a cornpkaM an order to the owner 10 ttamoGoh crte UumJtKmvT^ ' O-17.1T^> $19 AS
auhia arvl thai the buXJa-io or s«ruo- butttfno or stAJCIure and to beQIn a(V) DCJNQ deelgn#ed aa tot. 500. ' . '. ~
lur_»tf«>jid«»bofum>«a«t*»ared comrteta the worh w*f*i auch tkne Btacfc 130B, Sactton "C. Planof •»• . >UQUCNOTtCt
a bosk tor comptaint cr any tunhor and Mma« as tpectOerj try the order. Ocean C4Cy AaeooleOort, bounded - NOTICC tevhsntby caVan tat the
act Ion hearounder. No ohnfl u«»,N« • tt Ihe ownar. In any reaped, tafla to and daaoftjad aa toaows: . .Board of Cductaflon of tns Clry of
In wrfclnc].' dfaunUa! Co.com- oooy Me order Ins pubic ornoar 4) OCCUNNtNa at a poire M the
oBfcixrai a«*hortisd to otuse ffta bukflng or Irwjrsaajton ot Ihe MuittiiiSatsrf) '
uruaure to be dsntc—shod and to of Aabury Avenue, and the &
O~*1t+iBnaatr»•» (33)
tdarnatfe or <
kxatc-'V
TSeechHb*.
Mm, 2 tjl ba^o, «C. fim. aV. UOt;
'men {*+ * * Ca> ?t>icr>.o( »>
ey. r Ara.
U H» «in • Col 308 nf" aere lor
Viopurposeuaod V 7 '• - -
' D- One atrach haa j»ia dWayarl.
by «ra. mntaJWULOr Cajeaa) so sa 13
News baa** danoeroutjtt B«. kale- .
V. *»m. or try trail heath ana
S f n t v
p>s of the
C Orte
dacaved. un^nlo.
&MAU. oc ooriu AFT • k*x*~.,
caaan. Ma pea. li» >nor> ntf at uda.
Sac dap leeutais. Gal 3en. 7BOC
J-JC
NOTICE
c* ri
Oacioni s»*ig trtat I H ua1| lor
hat*«^i/.or to tv*) o 2HM «K* •
-ne«a a "-r—t. KIMU worv kf^»
h t moraM. sxrary or o*o-
«3 »i/». wr snd ufita
horoucOaf aodr>g(ry.ihe pouttoner. I ""»"" a»-«w aianN a » f» Marrwitnut, ana me oouuv- tiftaw A«T tU IBVH, C231) .sai vi i"_Z7C^^«» V~7o *~< _aa K^ i> •
-rry.andmeewriBr . tand of r«e debris. . wawarW *» of Tweatn Btrawt. eon- hokfa itoadaf rfaaanix of aSe Ooaan -Z±J* C S^LL-JrZ^SS^T^- IJ
0. «. after auch nottctcard hear- 12*.C2NaJCB*r*-wsnce. . i^rang noum»Ttacwarr»y ot tTatpcant c*?ttran1?b»iostlriri ki *S4 Ooatn opened lrfl«»*tu»r ttiaiaatlt. and
ir>o, the pa^»;ryoa»r-deiarminoe that; Whenttyei lne pubfc: otTtoar deter-. in »ont or breetax on ssld Aebury rjL tt«^> fknoot Ubrary toostad al' "*?• .,. , ' „ ,,, ' • >-.
rri bvaSnV«5noer cnr»kjan«jori la. m|nee»Sal .nukancaxatJaUiMlenct. ATwlnUe. lortyl-eT and ot thefwSX g* iKat^irAiSte AMMWW ki J5JSZ£?%£*£Z2J2?i£[.
urtil lor.rainan rot*-Ooa rToccu-- aaoytotar lottrflar^asdefJrtedta aSMnSW *Wt> or «-T-V»*»»»• St-VSr. Haar*^alt»5op-» S-Mb^JSuta^lSESfarSrt
pi»cycaatiatslnw.tina Sacaon laagj CW. tT»pub4c omcOr naatwa»ay ta*wsen Ikiaa jaafa-t ^aZariBm*-am*miSzx, 1W> SS^^?2S^2rSrr?lZ2S
hat nrrJ»»oa ol tact In support ol sucfi *"»* o. wMcn Knte ar*l ro 124JZ3 Atiaeatrnert of CoaUa ci ayajl lalilJaTral a#AJnl 1 tn^Wa 17O0 mltbtlBn •• ' * "
ta lonh In 0>» oroar or os the opino Nuatatncw Abetomaar*. j, ' • . Aabury: A C puvruui or. >oi ar-tau ef laQj wtococn K>y W*J thorot?> ilati I Juty 27. 1. >ao * PVJOUC WDTl&t. . , btMfa'a**M bw tatapor
roar ro cveatnltoa ana Vyfio-r— r'tT>c» w«* atocod by Taoaaon ^J oOad AuouM 3w ?MO/ki DaMK} Bea4 «oyart and ArVal kpeoEaact 12-0 J» nepori to aot>f»Jna' Caut» Cto'k'aCtebs * ia*j">m, Wtlartatfao.Pa. ittaa i-eqntw} and at ats» waaeo) a pan af
W«» crtat; ir--> ro o-rprThaTba Botfj. jT t • : • , » ^ prowlatani rt B^ Co«r»»»v V *^ »-»1^ *«f>- • '•• , *~£**~f&*F ^^_
rrxm or' cWncaWt. Cw TU> puMt Onto* cha*-!»cGr> to u* Aa (f fit »*u tf Mas Jn*r. Btx» &a07. U« 1 Cf . * ' Chapter 3b of tbe r*uta4c Laa of
- wt£«-> s rtaaanarai' tn a oowwTar«o tSCVJy ctVIStt Ctr* by a Pi_ »ota CJ257 taJCyc^at) Jattiiaart Aal trtspeailrx VT that caTaas rtwantari 1«77 Jsacraflatae to Na cxarttnn »at fJwaflirta vrJU IhaJi moiii cHha tJuii'.Tc; man ' condUorw at tha ate ot conawucttor?
operly cooaaaict or excavation. The provisions of the
ompiaaa ihtk. X^ntarucflcn.artaijrojde- as pro-
?«»>**«»«ton»- rnutosurf by tto ComlNMtfoMr of
n, to ba eocvanptahed by Labor and trattjciiy under me autoor-
ma parrmuu wthin thra* (3) doyi ifai^i CorSSl«to S-TAS.
fill
wi
:":.f.'3,
4
r- v>>t
wnealT
wnore
psvernent
J~lenla ahsa be
ptacaid at a rrmnrwhla dUtanca f>cm
° " *• 1nnch ao aa to not
n»e trercn sldae. the awactoT
the work aaa or ki gutters eJoncteicta
ot or Bcnjeo tha work, stei ba
onurary provided lor. bottt tempantr-
By anci perrnanentry. as raqUcaoVby
the conrsctor and at hla wpanea.
d. Hay bafes or other method
approved by-tne Okwonr ot Pubac
mkig the ado* ol.th* trancn.
cumng tns panantaTM at a poM
Jaal IZ) outslda ol lha tranch pen
tar on both alow*.
gravel subgrad
the bSurnlnous
a. preparallon of the
A subgrsde, ana prsparailon of
Kn racognrjoed
•*"' E.Trasc»r«ractryaAa*bei«Mpon-
Jjjo- tfcfai tor damaoe to 4Va and proparty
ponme- due to ravner opexaOuiu M| wprk
bt> perlorfrtsd' ki tjtrlci ai'iiw-
wftD ad locaf and Oase *
••'.•.Vv.''*if
Vvorfcaor hevfor riaaionaiad repre-1 In Ms area and paaoamtm of th»
aentaUvB slat be ptaoad a. Mat to Parrpanert Paveroent Roatoratton.
prelaw. a-Ttf end a* W-»aOon. "Phaao U. uatng s>e Icwowing matsrt-
e. AJI each battina wid »»ara. ahs» aat: - - 1. ArxxVatlona i
»» ^te**^ ."• .*«••. •-* *-*-»• ' .^U!*^"!!**-^,? 0 "****- awat-anT-ioomjenladbya^eDl
K" Way to go!
«*•«»•-
SECTION JO. FEES AND BONO
ptrjREfcEltfTO
by any par-
d b ale Dt
sand snd ear by the contractor m ths < > cn of munjre anefl conform to ih«
and Ol eacf) «jork day or al tna com- raqulrernent. of Article 402 02 cf the
ptBtton of tne M>. tttactiawer oomee Qundard SpectTlcaatlane:
w.. Th w - - -
p e d by aee
v* ar^barto«ad upon (2) The Pormawent Pavomer. VSl^JlTfS^^S^ZL
complatlon ot this cleaning tor ^ HestorsOori, PreMslUsfatoonajUof ' uQn (ee «hal( be devemy'-flve
Joe PowoU, ona
I.Taa aeto | Oaj *a*aV4?ffaW*aYl 4 anrt ,-f _^afc
auDurtng. fnVmontna wnon Hot •!*•!!£>* J 1 * ap»a snaO thert be beauajsidpiyat-e by
tot tneth ataa\ used tor trot ha« btocii areaa. tn the preear* caaje, tra* dMrtw- 1
tionol tcta wtti s thirty fOM wtdm and Ihoee thai are prarf ror la. tn a>e optnton.
of the i*i f****r. everVy epaT The srthmeOc aweraQ* of tot wadft troAejoaa
k* irsatrot era wtcfcV then *Nrry iciel It SAO taac The Oy Plerater liatrfie 1
inavbeaad upon tfiJ» a-rWeoe,-me na*aTifiahrra>nt ot rha R-7-4Q Zorte aeams
vca-yrcatatoratla, _ . -, •-..--' '-. •• .
•rat)a ori r>»> tor arTacti currsnOy haa a cMM-Bnft on 4 eicoocaa Bo) raojuks-
nlni cat -the soning Ordrwyc« troratore roritoafotna a Variance. The
r.no aought and
racafvad..ln wicrn. arr etJertUori
tnain tne director of r»ut«c Watte) or
osnansv pataat to *o cenarCro of
ihe Tfencn This acaa anatl thori be
•ooitlqpjerijto J»a prwvtoua preparacl- «, * ^,,0^ *, ^^i... o, »u , m
bs rraywratf ca^ per
- . *l lia Ul» . ftTp
Brarvaat p^varfwra* manner aav apecKoaj In Pf^atr L ', Ev_y - ^ Y ^ — _„_,
oonaorro to the JacM«k(r»Ta>rtna H\ttt oaT t* p«wna- * « « •' " * ~ ~ - —
;ftl»cf kn Arficte twl , • ' '•' - no«
otiatyunaaaaTatie. tha trencfi or akca-
•aataon nhaal^be reatored using -tne
!c*»rtna araatettajt: • , -
(1J T«r» (10) Inch gnM* p*
bawe counts ahaa
ratjv'ranrienta spectt
001 0&. and theft 1* Road QSsval
F |-laV . ' • - ,P—t.—aa-aj yraaraaHaiaj • ••• •«• W« lai ,% •
C2) a*n Oaumlnada Cotv rtnpraaalana, r|ppa>s aria pot hotos
. , jdrw*aewau«fc_
41 TancoAsry. nttaoraaan ehajt be
ci>nitgt»i) aurja ona al a*cxj wcr*
day to aravese tale vefitT lar 'artel
•DOUwatrUn tratae accaa^.' Ftnaat rwato-
Pa*eti- afa» comorni to trie the baaa oouraa aTal tm Wad and
reeuhaxnoxiU «p«Ctri«d In' ArttcUi ootnpaoad 40 tNat irta • parrament
0©3 04 (Stantfard Opociric-aHona. baas tnataaVtcl undar-Pheee I shatf
100t>). . « • ' tmrf-% true and unferm grade. Tits
area-
'snet the pavement aA • __
Every
a)ccotnp«ni«
P/tor io* tn» placemen of da awtoum; cf the eennaaad leattMttjri •
—-« pwveaneiti raaiorMlan. a*
«haJl ba clas«1ir«tr aa 'eioaaia
aiaiiatnsjKf t>e,nean toy a»>num.
taa lo oortoniUo Via «*r»wnowaaf. f
Basparryifcn teat Is tasw-aonegaVa
• • 2. A pub«c utttty company or oarv
rty.miou; _
i bond tor «edt profecf. maty
•onuafy. ones In January af a*cf)
' WCVfl
dtatU
^al^or^txacc
htt>or da*igna*ed ^
tM tha taafsoe t$
; y
oaa araaL.be apctftiawt ee to ton*
Ca
vaaeo rftacw end sacorxied lo prsnt tJtxtviaJDrv-^
I requattad f>»^Pw snwpipn oTr* rscajsaMM
I frtapsrvtaua t~rt*ie. Board Man<
tor ttiar
'fippftvsiwBi.sJ'
•d vwatoc»Vam
> i*cr erx) i
,ScanTs
One and Aaaal (
no atafap af*>,l»«»e ^
M#I »H» p»t««jr> Ua*y ct gatuoatrd llpattoaa i >a%g>at ecpTy
^a grarabng ca* t>w auUStWak:ji Coeaw Of Ba> SoaCJ U W
U ttw cipmton traar Fie predomlraM lot wk»A n lie area.
Mi C4 grarung tt Vw sXCaVtston wetr ISe'taMMoo
(3) morth* %hrn aTw>HcSB ttte perms
ate untaca ar wrCratt r»cjuaao ft
rderf.lor* Catactcr d Pytoc
WorVa daOoraoraeng raaaorataa car- •
outnuarcae to Man* taa taws tor
• Bnaf reaMasOon of tnt warV
C t*e pacntvaa} ara* give wjarbo
ncCo* to t> 0Wo«r of Pul*r W*ar*a
or Ha.*-* dgauaTaf ad "
naaccrwAaly d ttts Cky. 1 *» i
sonatas la taund to be aat*aa* la
maenno ate rta Aaansaras tt 94B
OKmanos aa atoned Va tatakjat 7,
tm mattaaa* fcr (XJ rtturs of ccm ro
Unt •»
grarung tt Vw sXCaVtston wetr ISe'taMMooas
fcoutf rtSt Co 1nc/nMa.ie«( wSh i^a t*Wie Scrjarna,lc» Ovvaree era)
^ | *««Vt3 AW
ptaaoonrf tant^xarr or
lion JrVrtiien n-otico lor bvcrTv
' MrrporatV or ft-jal'isoQraaWSj afoJ cat
j
(3) ParmCMtML to the satttiec- CaterM to be, uaocl afod'be OSuml- ^ewr xiaa a bond in tha arB^unTot *" *•
_ - — . . ^ . . . nrrt flusi*tou aW
i e
Mo« Jnruy OBACX ot
r >*Mry iVa th4r»*n
4-rVSng inklanuata IBLJ» '
roaai In ca* c« Ona m pejac .
larxt. or »o kx or vr» •
nuitttntie wit abated*, and the
-hoa* tatar or rupfova ar.>« / Jjk'Txaj cf Uta owner • or oarao.
on'ci iro oa«w, ta vax-at* v>t>can tro rspon haa boon apccv«^ it-.* s> f^K j "**f ^^ .^* 5^w*af>Mrtjiboc*/. ^i c/i&f be >^M*, ^ ys^ lA^^a^ rj
may cauio auct) twavang ro be r h^ T t: * ^X t»a ThevttjrX at»aeervart io Iatan eoy
roercs at»*rv>lrw« Coraao a) aal sifraaa 4 10 ktdtatr fW-> mm) Al or a« Mat or to wa*a«> aoy MomiaaV i
>^nP.uiLlanlrBiY« o>akny >
a cjcaccard «a/ri rrait
"'N« txavsrij M La
am rrjj.-ncvial btjrat are |
crailil-erVVMt- ptairas. arid vaoeae
ucn. otforitnan -raas or -aaVuba Bro- '
Vtaaf not,
'tcr-a oeci, wfi
recnrdad ar«J t^uafrr.ofl «ogpy ta iro
oaarwa try begtattaaod . maj. and t^o
ten aro< be trortanav tr4orc4«3 tvad
-rfaT'a%T1 In tro- rr.anrar i
! *
r . ' j
»ir>od ct municipal
t m Hoc*, d Deed
j»«O« ipOa aw*. In aaconlt
Act to» «a State a Naw Jersey.
lUM^c-aV.rapprarwd .January ».
19^0. Ba 11 rtrilai riarill a«fl aKT*«nO-
rrevao ttw>«>o..
Al part growd cuelngat are.
VTI^UttFVO "aO tafJj ntafnC**«*a*^l Jtaftl Paf>
propaVTy. > '
n-ia't-tiaat lain »J=a«. cm cra»-*3uri'
aal aA3a a( - Ea" KxjM CTuaJ to
Ot r0.i1a*u*i 11*1^-300 t} .
n taaraCry parted t«r>
11 y o>«sr ol ifte lioard ol'
laiaC*.
. '. .' TTorseeJ TV**.
. Ukrwjpot CaaM
VVV^lT.* 1 I ».51 10
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' "CA/-L UAVCOUNTV. wy* Jin-
nrcrumi D
tr*
a ta atoto tbe vtVyaClcrt 4r ocrtaaa
f*aci 4nd axati* why trat oroar ,
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mijark-ir, t-Sooal a/v
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..OCEAN" CrtY -'-r• : The crossed thcfliftjti, &n«>ln^tW i^ k
Tuesday nightFuri"Run of 50; :^to;jpinjy'15
| the '£2 tennbn 9dpt. ; .! ^^hfhtf VH«mftr,
attracted 95partWpanb. • Hom^*^ at! Wait; Cboita. .-,;r ~.4Am4mtmn-
' Quick-stepping B-ycir-'Sfclby,wj.sb^ during the •."•" t'. Kyta "*—' —^ .
old Andre Legetfo of Ocean Fun Run s««on 1 .llttt sum-
Qtywon all flvij qventa in; mw, and thfg summer/»hc ,_,., ,,.-„.,
hU ego group. •-:••. took her flSt »teps while at £8-7: s • Aia*
-rte\^ first out of 19 par- thotracV "
could han-- •ooMGTTER •. :
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1*31,3, ' . • . •' >. *A«r» tagaoa,Oe*an Cfty,-
Kristiri Qunrnarota. 10 of Moora»to«nrO3:50.B: a.Andraw
Cedar Brook, won the 50 Ch«*an- phiadatptfa, P* 04*>Jr 4.
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this order of finish: 1. Michael Home. 6, of West Chester, Pa.; 2: Soan Wise. 5, of the 200 meter in her age £*7*f El^ ££ *' wnoo-r. o»an
Ocpah CHy; 3. Andrew Smith. 6,'of Drexe! HiB. Pa.; 4. Adam Wlnegar, 6. of Ocean group. She was the first girl
Cfty. ""•-'•. • . • • . . to gro«» the finish line In the
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the 4O0 Meter. She also won «^0;^TimK«T-~.O(*artav. f,7r*aaro«bay* oi^7*ft,H*fic«^».or3(M:io.
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other arc* inuntdpall- Knight Mid Monday that erjpof w«3«* wf»»r to : the
tie* in oppdainR a 193 per- he had diacusacd ofgftnLwd Gftpe May Gcwnty Munidccnt
rate increase sought in oppooition to the rate hike pJ ON SALE!
presses I"[" SportsMre^r
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KIN'.:. /tencil)g is being |5ta» Prison, ««5Wn* aftwt
held m Atl*tttic County so. yea* ferm for ft
tot Brtlth*«tf{e; who laassault;
of a
handling the- case, does not Wilowood Oest
' Rrefigtvtdr3 attempt to glvo oxy0on to a ca\ injured In a .
f, ye^orday j ^ f ^ „*'survive. No causa- has
Blaze began in
apdrtment
Tiut work Kxq'beo subcoq- OCE|"LN CITY — A'hrx- **; *•* £ir **-- He iiii
•» * tr.jctrJ'our.- ,- .." floor abarnncnhorf \V«li>v'. H ? li i.' r ' fit ^ ' ab!t lo iU y '
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lN »° uifdrmation on the
give ihc go-ahead. •** the. ^S^d^ftS^^ «uvj. of the 'bUac was'
pialliirm '..sj'der irucVlu
Li-,' \sx-c-k- .1:. li ^'ht-,IT thruf ^ inch v>.:«> rv|xx!od #t X-U) •
Qg office is firm's: 2,000th
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Johnson's Popcorn
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recreation (ind-bosincos vvill discuss issue? of ionportance.' -
to the region, according to former stateScruH. Thomas
•' Gagliano of Moninouth County, founder sr«f ptrsldcnt'oi
• the partnership.. .-,".. . ' ' .' . :
. The first panel, en tf lied "Stable Fdnding Tor Shorjc Protection
and Its Impact "on the Jersey Shore Economy",* will
indOdfiCapc May County Proeholdcr Gary Jesse), an
Ocean Oty'residcnt. Special conference attendees will
LndudoSeTkatc PrcsidcnrJDcruJd C^Kra>cesco ahd Gov.
• Jim Florio, Who willi bqtfic luncheon spfiakcr. Other panels
will aefdrps* the shore.cconomy and future.. f
Thciconferefvce'cosl $50 per person. To rcguttfr, call- (90S)
19sm ; ': ; ;' '
Taxpayers group plans
October meeting, vote
Sea Isle City, notes by William Bartow
Dougherty disputes accusations
of bridge comm. mismanagement
' forou? gawni manage* of tho Capei KJlay Comity ^Idgc' .
Cxie^unls»lon,Ti«»daydliiptthNicha^^
alj-%t /tkolw^-.'tl..i.1.> ]^ t'.^ t-j > ?- - ^-— *t--- .. _ f SEA, ISLE CTTY »~ The: and a dlscuaplpn of the
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Non Rcaidcnt Taxpayers" organization's priorities fpr AUTHOrtlZED
;
Aaaodatiph ha» Khcduled a the no^l six months, accord-'* Tlie -dty Bdord of Com-
Rcnonit membership nvect- ing to a release from fho missioners 'Tuesday unaniing
for 10 a.m. Oct. 3 at tho
mously authorized an
Sea 1st PubUc School, 4500 Members recently n< extension far third quarter-
1'ark.RoidJ ?' each of the approximately tax payments to NOV. I*
Tho group was bounded 4,000 non resident taxpay- because delays at the state
lost April to give property, ers on invitation to thelevel
delayed the sending
oivncrs who do not vote ih. meeting, as well nfi a mwn- . out of bills:
--t_'.. '_ ^
-4wrabip4onri and a oopy-of- Tax payments, are usually
auditing practices. . . . . incnt • : " " - . .
the organization's first
- Speaking at the freeholders meeting. Dougherty, who is The agenda will include a ncwslettor. • •
tunning an Independent campaign for the freeholder seat, report on the state of the According to flic release..
W>^thech«i^^di
. hold a full investigation in the matter. .
.There arc branch offices in because part of a planned
aratc contracts by the Washington-, D.C; Alexari- house at7317 Pleasure Avc
Federal Highway Admlnla-
First Shore Economic Conference
dria» Va.; West Chester, Pa,
tration. . •' -^;to
draw area representatives
Totaling. dvcr^TOO.OOO,
one contract is for s
LONG BRANCH — Determined tp overepmc what it .
sees fts apathy and a lack of dirccticin In confronting the -
S2l2.00^cnginccrtng study
problems unique to the state's coastal communities, the
to develop Improved coatr
. Jersey Shore Partnership Inc., a non-partisan advocacy
Ing maintenance • tcchnolo-
-• org^vizarJcOT"lui5irtvitcd"hin5dKsl5"Di g , ggo
venHnfiiard •— - gioo fnr M^hw-^y hrfrigt^.'
The-second contract for
commordal roprcsentatives to the first Jcriiey Shore Eco-'
nomlc Conference Oct. 14 at the Ocean Place Hilton
$515,266 is for a program to
; Rcscxt here.- ' ' #.
study the atmospheric con-
Three panels comprising leaders in federal, state and "' stitucnts that arc aggroyatiotai
government, experts in banking, urban planning,
• ing the corrosion Of
• 'structural steel cm highway
bridges in the United States.
Ocean City Research- Corporation
Ls an cng&ofring
and tiling company which
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answer questions about (h«. BANK HOLDS IWPOOfl '
..impact of MUA costs on BEACH PARTY
individual property awn- Nat^cst Bonk, at 63rd
. er'fl water bills.
SfiNKt and Landi* Av««ue,
CfTYCONSJDCHS will hold a "beach" party
inside th* bank ScpJ,:&fpt
Tho dty Board of Conv customer appr«ciatio»
missjoners-' is consldciing wedt, WindiaJc sand •&&
hot dog* arid toda to
application (or the next Avalon of a large, fryoar-
meeting as of yet. Hyjand old modular building, OTOMNORNAJiED
could hot be* reached far which would possibly be
cointnertt. ' •.
used-as a new headquarters .After.- completing -V six
DLUJL OFFICIAL
for the ainbuknee corps. •' morrth" training course.
ADORESSES GROUP Avalon has offered the Landscape Architect Joseph
Charles M. Norlds. dep- buildirtg to the city, if It isO'Connor
was named to
uty director and chief engi>- willing to take it away. That the volunteer .fire. depart-;
.•nccr for the • county dty is building a new one merit by the dty Bcwd of
Municipal utilities 'Author- ontheslte.'' ' Commissioners Toesday.
ity w«te scheduled to be. the Officials, arc looktog^into Ot^btmor grew upm Sea
guest*speaker at the Gti- the cost to move the build- We.
zen's Advisory Cpmrnittoe ing into Sea Isle. • •
meeting last night, held ' Commissioner Steve
after prcsstimc.-
libro, Who inspected the
Norids was scheduled' to building, said it is nice look-
show a brief slide presentaing and in better shape titan
tion of the MU^'fl fadlities the current ambulance*
:S,-T I -N -T • O
planned Oct 1 .
COURT HOUSE — The
En vlronnien fral-Re spon&fr
Network ai Cape May
County will hold its next'regular
monthly meeting 7 pjn.
Thursday. Oct 1.
The mctting- will be hcl^
in the interrnediate conference
room, E wing of tt>e
Crest Haven Complex, 4
Moore KA, just off the Park-
: way. ;
Dataware Memorial Brtcige converts
to^ne-way toUs nextmbtitfv ,-.- •
,NUWCASfUE, Drl—-ThePclawareMisnariJ^Er^irc «*
wiBteigin coBoLtu% loHa ane-wayat^a^n. Thuj>day7'
Cfct-1 & Riivty N4.1! Ki-.uur&nt
in Oyx- Ntjy, ovsTied by juhui. jndjijn.'n Hoixr,
t-cna VtTMggi of N v crth Wild wood w.ll a!v> be hewvored
with tl>c \\?j2 Oipc hfay County BtttcTmcnt Award for
her rtfcTta to bring a Wuinoy ci^ij-v^ center to Ope May
County. .
Estell Manor school additfon
gains approval by voters
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ESTtLL MANOR NOR — A.i A.'vail rrupr.ty p y 1%' cty y \c.en. \Uv.
day aaTroved
d a Sl-96-miiiion Sl96iii Sl-96miiiion addition ddt tu t the ciemenCory i C r y
sch»;J ix-. Cspe May Avenue, accordir.g to Tkt Proa of f
Aiiir.tic Cty. The vote in the specuiJ ckxruon was I6D-3& '
The aJdifcon, ajntilnlng ux rtguiwcUsaroccf »nd OMtpccul
cducadoo room, Is rvctfeied bocau*e five erf the K-8
school's cUiarooms xn not up to »tAnJani, wid SCNOQI
Scpcrfr.tendent Ro*e*nn Oalclla. Withoui the rarwk- confttnxtio.o,
seventh- *nd ci|5hth"grader* -woald have been
mquizvd to attcrtd school in Etsena on a tuition basis.
The pro^ct vrill profcebiy be bid out in. January, with
dbl in March and cotripiction a ye-zz Later.
State venture capital fund
unveiled to fIght recession
TRENTON — Gov. Jen Rorio was expected yea-tcrjiay to
unveil a $^5 million venture capital im*c*tnent fund . '
'^(au.jnved to promote buiir.c** drvclopencr.t *nd crr*tiJ
iob* by liitng a portion oi S225 rrollicn rwsod this .wtsck by
the siaK through tr^ t^Xe ci bcruis, acioordir.g to The 9.4pmijat About
P
w*^ pnv*te fewtsSor* put
Above normal ti ' ' ' ' - - « .' . - '
/With a new moon on. Satekdzyv tixart is a possibility pf
extr* high tides Sunday «J^\t or McrvdA)- mrrrdng-tf the;
Mafm move* Into theario«. - '-. ' ^"
. Accon£tng tcva press release £rom thecounty^rwidpnts
are*urged to trJonltar thi* stona and.tai* whaVver prc*'
'ciutionn art ruxx&wrjr tt> sAit^&rd theb ti
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Hughes files complaint protesting campaign literature
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Mon.-Fri, 550 a/Tj ^ 1.0 pm;.Sat 7 am '6l 6 pm; Sua. 9.m-4 pm
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is gliesi speaker as
ResearchOiibbfegins season
. WASHINGTON ~ ; UA "I'm absolutely outraged- question, the mpstdi&gusf;
• Rep. Bill Hughes, D-2nd, that BUI Hughes Is deter- ing 'camj&lgtf : Uteraturel
•yesterday tiled a formal mined- to. Ufce this .cam- hay?, seen" in recent years,?
complaint with Ac Federal: palgn into »h6 guttei-,'.', aiald Hbgtus.; *, .'••," ;
Elections Commission, LoBiortdo*a stato awerhbty- The lnctmibent; Potopcrat
charging that Republican .man, Mri&v!-':.-,:, • • ; " jMd'.he bcllevea that this is
opponentfirank LoBiondo, Hughe* aborted In his- the only way to stop the
and hla supporters diatrib- complaint a billboard which outrageous activities which
•utcd three unauthorized the l^Blondocampaign $is- the National Riile AssocLicampaign
posters, indud- played at. (he famborce, on tio* and its members have
ing ..one- which Iijjcens which theunauthorized-"'togagc4 : in hla complaint to ihc Coalition of Spq*ti«ft$nhaniy manage- HUGHES CHALLENGES
n th^s case.'an urvic- LO&IQNDO'S RECORD '•?
•515 "milker) m i • * \ r •for the toll^
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iwenuc, u the basis for'man -Bili .Hughes, r>,N}.
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finalists
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tome to ai
ntaied to the dean
'' OCEAN CITY ' -~, Shi* School:, and.coordinator of port at the .staff of our.
Three aica academically- NM. She ^applying to the .
dent*, and teadiia^ at tftc the schobl'a relief effort.'_• .adopted: school, many at
talented higtr school seniors Massachusetts Institute- .of'.
whom •"••.HaVf •: fiti**'r-.'»#P*d-
have been named National Technology.
ortfinlzlng••-/^school-wide she said, "and ait? in need severe losses, Any
Merit. Scholarship. scmWi- • The daughter of Dr.
effet to assist students "and of virtually every JWng." is appreciated; The
naUstsi . " . ' • -• Melvin - and DianeMarkow-
staff at two middle schools • This i* « good oppprtu-
Aaron D. Thomas,.'.a uz of.Unwoad.^heioacHve
taflorictothjit were victims nlty for paints to Inatill in
/senior at.Ocean City High ih band, orchestra and "atu-
ofHurricdncAndrew. " thdr duldrcn the spirit of
School, and J«nt\ifer A. dent publications at
S * has b^ctt giving. living on biri
Markowitz and_Steph.cn H.* Mainland Regional. She
tjegal, seniors Jk k MAlnlund Milld aLso pSiiopaTCSTt i 1 for*
Regional High School, arc eign language program that
among the - 15,000 listed' 'includes RUsftian. •
nationwide as qu^ty^S While he has. expressed
far this honor. These three an 'interest In a filrn/pro-
art- among the top scorers duction major'In" college,
• in New Jersey. •
Segal's future career plans
' They have the opportu- are undecided. He is looknity
to compete for some ing at.New York University
6,500 Merit Scholarships as his firht.college *oi«.-.' '
worth more than S25 mil- He is currently editor of
lion to be awarded next ,the" school' yearbook, and
spring.,
lives in fs'onthfield with his
• According to the NMS.fnrmly."
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( s%t lor »tudcn«»Ji^m,33>tatc» and
spring-semester "92 at Dtfcw »--•••
iycrsity'* CoUc^O-6f tit*"
TtomasM. Fahy, Jr..
Fahy graduates;
gets commission
in Marine Corps
SAM DIEGO— Thomas
M. Fahy Jr. of Ocean City
graduated recently from
- BecklTlJjn reading here, after which he
• • s * . . - '
cal engineering.and pursue
a career in computer engineering.;
.
OCEAN CITY .— " Resort
The. son of Gary and resident
Donna Thomas of Seavillc.
Thomas is active in the Student
G&uncil, Academic
Team, Students Against.
•Drunk Driving, and Drama.
- n»h .it OCRS. He «'• tho
historian -fo? the' National
. Honor Society and las.t year
was a squad leader for the
high school's marching
b«nd» He- \VA* earruxj a Varsity
letter in WTOtliAg.
Among the schools h«? vs
- considering arc Perpi Stalo.
MIT, Georgia Tochjnd Bo*-
v !'at Ramsey-Beckmari
\yill mid, from .her histnricil
manuscript on the rpJe.
iif Native Americans in the .
War of 18!2 to fifth graders
•it SJ. . Augustine's School
.btTQ.Uvi.iy.
A former newspaper edi- o
tor' .y.ii a contributor to Highlights
for Children, Becknuns
who Is" working on three his- .
tur.c.i) novels, began research
for This r.ovcj 10 years ago.
.She will J! A.
fiad tech gfads
. C-oa'Jy LSsc-rj Kid's C f Tho mGmbors c4 tho 26lh oradualina class at BurdeJto Tornlirr Memorial Hosp?taP3
School of Ratfoiogic-Tocrtnology aro. fnflm letj. WorKty Rorxd. _P^iorsbur^Hpicfi
abJe tothurch accrrtarieS and Goshen; arid Rose Macrina. v>jntnor. During.tho two-yoar pfogram, studants loam to
Lbtarians with idcMtficatioa. - operate imagtng oqutpmont, oxposo tho a&3odato(J Him and make a «horQu«h stuiJ/
Prooitd* will go to cxptind of analorrtcaV^trvjcfbre'They
o:hcs .»
thcSchool-'
1 • Margaret Garrrtt, daugh> 7x^, who bo^aj> .
tcr of Robert.F.- .tnd Mary' dt St. Jo^-pSN thU fall, was
Carrett of Ocean C«y» ^
arff atso prepared (or thd nabonal c^rCficatfctn exam.
a % ^^Z . thi i 27 *w*nl reap!-,
fresh man'this fall at Llami}- ent^ out t the nejrly ^M"
tonCoiltge.inGinton, N.V. incoming fri-ish/nen \tu-
Hcr dJ.'A at» Hamilton, "tJcntv- -, • •
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Call for a schedule or more information
• Caliigraphv
• Callahetics
• Oils/Acrylics
• Pottery,
• Sumi
• Ballroom Dance
• Drawing
• Photography
• Bird/Nature Fainting
0 Sculpture
•-TaiChi .
• Pa in tine from Snapshots
• Ballet/jazz Adults/Children
CliiiCi t'er Vtiur.,: Pivr>!i. #
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• BUS TRIPS - BRANDVIV1NE-RJVER MUSEUM
' and NEW YORK CfTt' (M3US.JC exhibit)
Information Available - Florence, Italy Trip
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Call the bo> . oHicx-
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prepariationgoes iiito teacher's visit to
drovna Petroy'a, who up InSomiits J*oiftt, wa».n Gordon will;bo taking, idassrooip prp)6ct5.> Sow* graiilej
pare for a 9(ay in Russia this teaches Engrjsh to jprimary indent of^^.Oeeaiii City, for gjfte for PcbrqvS. andi'.her firstgrade cfiuttw madepic^ . Many business.pebple
.' -October: . '»•"•'': ochool children.Cordon five yeprsbefore'movuig'to students, nTariy^crf "wWch turn and comrnuniry members
- Sponsored by Hondo will teach with her In tinwoodirccently. ' ^ Were mado^ as part^of class- • • • Curr&nt.lytthcsrud*nt have alsodonatttd items for
.• Across ^The yVater, a, Rus- Bcloretsk School No.. 17 and ..-.."-, :• : ' room activities, -.' ..••; v •'• acttyltic* jtaclQde~g t« ^urchiicC xt L~.e Dcyinnicr.t of Cuitiirr i Hcn^fjc »r. j
Cip>« M*v County Chamber cf Coqunerce
Tax UdctrssjiUaa cail 4SS.1!«S5 ^l
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~ Cciifctjpnetour ,
..Thurarfay OctDber 1".
F WE DEUVER FREE
THROUGHOUT-
OCEAN CITY a
UPPER TOWNSHIP
TOTAL KOUE HEALTH CARE
• Eiocnc Lift Ohairs,
Hccp.vai Beds, Walkers.
Canes. Commodas. Etc
Ostorn'y Supp&ttS
lipen Request.
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BE rrORDMNEo'by SaQoardrt a^fcafenal* of .tho etiy oToagi Utfa City. QsoMy Cj» Capo May «Kl Qfata
'TpiwSrt'Jo mo authority orantad m tMs MuntdpaJRy by N-J.O.A. 3*4-107. tha (Mamina loca&MW «t»
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•oulhsldv. : Vito J. Virga, 74, of this Upper Tovm- .NORTHiraU>^G*lghton.R;^^
simvcr'C^tCouiuolfo^^^ . • nnmltydlod Sept. 13 othls home, r i M • :. '-^ -
v£cof SoShJortMr wiBhpid A>Wbncr resident a ol Landb'
Avwu»and«naM9neio\(patht23'aaattharBCf. . . .
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•fig at • pott 113' «ast of tha aajtarty «urt> Una ot U»ntH« ^vofanandtog
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anctaiianiano>oapplni3S'soultiIharoo *outtitharaol. • • " *
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. toapotm tor nooMharaof. • • . ,
FtabortiAuonuo
XSyoJnrHnBal a poW MOT acuih ol Iha aomhorVcuit).tno & SMth ovaol
and •XMncSrtgtoa point S2 1 »ou«H Ihoroorf. •
a»o*Trtnaal a poirt.25 - n h t tt T
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Walk-athon on Sun.
BOG HARBOR — The
Atlantic.Cbunty 4-H Youth r ,
Councfl in conjundion with A - ama « Jn ^w^
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Wiffiam "Skip* Richie will
sponsor a 20-irfllc walkqtr>on
Sunday, Sept 27.to
bau^t Mary's Manor Croup
Hcan6hcn!.
C a H mcmbcT of the Catholic -Daughters of St. Nc ^ -aoy,
on t*t* f»id*io at tr«a roguav m-Unj dt aatd Ooafd beta on tha 3Sna to«occ«Tdrta«icara3.pUWfchaar»3al»^kxiaim^
jMtot7«fT0*adar.tr»i3ttbar. 1800. miha PuhacSaloty Bu*»>o. 233 John P.Kanro
.&amttloCtty.hl*HtJan»f.i --* • • •
Municipal Oat*
Par Information call 822 WUliarh'of Philadelphia, Joseph and Frederick, both of Mm DeWees worked in the dietary department of Shore
. uuumwu^i cau tvu:-. y ^ ^ Pa . thrcc daugbtors. Sister Matte Jerome of Memorial Hospiul for 15 years.
6451
Immacuiata, Pa., Patricia Scarboro of Qcnoldcn.Pa. and
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3acSon «. Tha toJowlnQ acUUortal
b^qvn.. SOMERS POINr — Seven
NftMCE
mattara a/» herat/y dolormlnod. co^-y-d 10 CSST'ISK: a?"»oft» of free prosrate
. Ttm c crtfin ppubaat
Tha
muBduoad'anl pnaaart upon
owna.il or
awomantiy Ooad tromABoaM. Screenings - 3TC" Ccfcred in
nm raaixno at • mamnj ol ma pov- oiOaanua km not a carvact ai^inaa
amtng boOy of tneC*/ at S4M **'
^££1 t^^.T^SSy^^i^ -coming week» 'ot Shore
to an ttnproMamanr or purpoui lT)at
• C*y. n tha County Of Capa M*y, ** Oy '(nay >—*v»f unoanotx a» a
Suia ot mm Jaraoy, hajd oh Qap--.
Oanacal'lft^pmaAi^aan^ Knd no part ot
• tonUtead Kx f*ai ^aaiapB, atlar vw Goal ttwaot haa baan ot sMaa tsa
pubfc hoafho tharaon, at a maaOng apaciaay aaaaaaad cri propany «tpa>-
/of iha uu»ain»g booy lo ba haw m ciafyfcanaaadtiaraby. ..
• tf Ktoac Catary BuA» In »>a dry ' (b) Tha parttd ot uaaf ukiaaa ot tha
a7'i k Imemmmmr* or purpoaa wthto
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Born In-thc Bronx, N.Y.. she Uvcd.tn[the Soincrs Point
MarieWoydechowski of Blackwo«d; a sister-, Virginia ^^ for 26 years. • ' • ' • . ' " .
Hpmplc of • Philadelphia: 23 {rrAndrhtMTy-n; ^pd 11 _ -S 1 ^^^^^.^ 1 Prostate screenings
^? daughter, Rhca Ann Sawyor of Vtoffi
grcat-gran'd'childfch. ai will be 11 » m Thuxiday axSf.
Scrv-ia-5 v.-jll be ip.iru.Tnur*dayVo>.c-"Gcxlfrc<
Augustine's 'itenrtan 'C*lhoUc'"Cnurch>" 13th Strcrt and"'
Funcr.il Hetne of Valeria, M4 South Staxv^cud. ~ '
mo, where fricad?*may call fro»h'l p.rn.
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t4t orri'. «M JMC COUNTY of tor Itm tKirfotm or
C-M-C MAY. fOrW J&*2CV [net MM*
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. . . . __=nd» cray call 9^30-1000 a.m. *:tocUv) at Fur»CTal • Burial Williolkrf/in Seaside CtVncttTV, Paigrtncx ' ."
Hotp^, X>\ fcrtn/ivvnue, OxTord, Px Bur.«>-ill !ri\16w in Metrumjj cantni^tiorA may be rr»od« to'St Jude Cnil--
Oxi6rd CcmettT^, Oxford, Pa.- ._ i- ' . \, dren's R«c>arfh Hci&p.tal. -W01 T-avi Awnuf, Alexandria,.
Kfcsiorijl contribution!* mayv.be made ro the L-'pp^r/Vi. 22302; " . ' * -•".•* • ' ' '• ' '
, PetiTsburjj —• - '' ' -
£5 QS270 or Trinity UniU-d Mclhndiit Church, }fl North
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Florence Gqnovese, 42
r - New York Ctty-10 ytiirslagfe. • , " l ,
6va-\'iv:rK ire Mcr hci.fcur.jj Joseph of New Yirr'k. Qty;
Rc^yc.o! y ScJ-fslc City; and t\yo ^J^t^.•r^,' ' fie
JS.iiry 1A) i»A-« of South and Antior.oHr-Artd-rt-»*> thr-
iv'jt St. 1 y '
iv- Whurcli; Sou I%!f City. . ••'
t:f Chr,',ti«n KurLiI v. js"ci-U-t>rj'ti-d at St. Barrubis
Church, Ntvv Vor'k'City, Jr.d buiul v^-a& in V>-KTjn'*.
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NOTIC€
Fl Surpltrs Food CommodiUcs
DistributloA ujiU b© held ot tha Ocean
Citv Vouth GjAtcr ot Sbcth Street and
ftdarvtic ft"/efx;o, Occon Cty. Noai
Jersey en Octobw 2,1W2, from 10:30
o.m. to 2:50 p.rru Rcg^strotloo forms for
this distribution or© avertable In tha City
OerVs Office, Ninth Street and fishery
f^anuc. Ground Floor for rvcu;
registrants.
NCUJ registrants murst hov© RFDC UiiC
SSI or Medico Id Cords, bo rethe
Nancy Jobcs was moved *"»• as Nancy Bctfaputoct
Shoro Memorial HpsprtaTs.BJoelhlca Cort.erenca Frfday brought together several
as a result of respira- guardian, family ' and - physi- -
to Mprristown MemonaJ 3° pounds, her face became
poopjo with first-hand experience In rlQhi-to-cSa casea. Picturod, loft jo.right, are:'
'tory arrest in April 1975. cian, with review by. a hos-
Hospital, where she died In
bloated and she lost some
Attonrwy Paul Armstrong: Eleanor and Robert taird, pararrtsoJ Nancy Blton Jobos; .
The Quinlan family l eventupital ethics committee but Sally Nunn of ShorQ Mornorial Hospital's BioetWcs Comrnitteb; JuSa and Joseph
1987 7 after f all ll life lif support
ally reached the ru>rd deci- without the need far auto- 'Quinlan, tho parents of Karon Arm Quinlan, and Chris Cruzan-Wriite, sjder of Nancy
sion .mat the life-support matic judicial review. Beth Cruzan. (Her father Joe Is not shown.) The spoakors received ptaquos of reo-
machines' were futile in her • "Who bottcr. knows what ognlllon from the Hospital. . ' > ;•'.'. - .' .'
situation, since there, was their child wants than their"
no hope for racovcry, and'
automobile accident in THIen sustained a severe losa the fetus, resulting in mas-
loving parents?* she said.
they asked that .all extraor- "We all have the right to
March '1980. The fetus did
i d
dinary procedures for sus- die m peace and wl th-digni-
not • survive, and Nancy
taining Karen Ann's vital ty.-" • • . ••••'•
j processes be discontinued. Quinlan. said the most
"When I left the hospital , important message she had ,
-for--tjuctuiB har:dirrtg these fcoiUliKigd from pag« 1)- —
was lhat Karen's ordeal was cases is to be trutAul. with "Foreipost will be the
finally over,"- she recalled. the family on the prognosis^ change in • programv and
"How wrong 1 was. Karcrfs
ordeal was just beginning.".
' The hospital reneged on
turning off the respirator
of '} ci ' tccth -I fed r have absotul*3y.
no tight tp impow. my'
vtows on you. Cnun
said. Tr** a vary; very personal
doctefcrn.
Attorney, Paul W. Ann-,
sfrong; chairman .of tbc
ir... ,A »• New Jen lioethics Con-
was withdrawn Cnxzan-Whitc .said hex mission, a revkwed Ihe
sister would have hated dcvclopntcnfs in -this
. The family was able to what ihc had become- The
endure the negative public- family knew it didn't h*ve
ity they received, according to hide the fact that she
and to really tit down for a leadership which will have
dialogue and. listen to what art lmmeasurcaWe impact
the family wants. / • upon our students, who
Nancy Ellen Jobes, thea happen to be in the group
two days Liter? and Joseph 25, was 4% months preg- which cjcals least well with
Quinlonx sovy^he court rant when she was In i»n change." the letter .states.
' . . . - . . • "Also is the effect vpon our
teachers. Presently we
"know, what i» expected i^f
us. NQW in midstream the
e*pef the. n-comrnirnmide'tii*
the
icvil jj-t i** t>^ i:|oJ in
Janti; "with tht'
Special pallet pricing on popular
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Reg. Price l 8.99
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SALE PRICE $ 15.99
Reg. Price * 17.59
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By BRIAN GOONBY and rt>ath facts' to
..Sootio&UxigoiSktt • mofc on profelem solving
UPPER TOWhJSHlP. -~ ^ d ,;.tije'aiSstarif super; day, in additionto th* ricW.' taWn^Wti
intendlcnt nt' ••*«. said, and «nd how h PRISM dpproadws'audi w Wiig taught Into qwwbn. English, Mrtdwrittag •»««!
. &*W8. Students to Upper Tcwnship Is Introducing students to
poratihg the noMonal gtan
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the program a»
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gram.'according to Assts- . A ^ out < S PRO CAMPAM3N •
EVEKTOHOCT.3
is tho' expansion of- tjic
HIV./AIDS c ilrr iculutn
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mandated by the statoj
in future math p introducing it uY grades K-5 jrtculuin,,i
far student other grade* and rcvlolng. it for grades
and Wlllps believe that 6 - 8 . ' • • • : • ••• .•-•' "
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this snows Uw^cy want to
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ON OCT. fO, 11
tlon Of Upper- TovWuWp
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total student will hold its annual TaU the ewnten- bwomw skik.orKurt, or added. / , at Dawcs Avenue School Board President Evelyn p. Mathematics • and Science * AbotJ * $8,870 in trans- ,;
wuuam .L. .Troohlcr «aid tary wing and the entrance nc«ds to use the bathroorii, Since a new playground have not been installed. TheHartley wid it wovld be Entitlement apftUcaoon for fcr •** fond* bWw*«*» Jfae . !
ThurMay that th© dfetafict m the cortido* In the pW- all.tho. students must be areamight cost a few thou- oiaterials dclivotcd to the considered .. the V?ty& «4m J«»r in items witlifft ^ axrtcnf' ;,
w^uMa^Jgn-iin, tJde. ^ w the superin- project didno|t meet spedfi- the amount of $3,^48 far the «*P«n'**.-*«oiu}t Vf*r$

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COLD. SPEWS.-^ Oyit . A mt«cum quailty airi- 'tFrMre-u:tk>itwtrilng-n«at:-.'. at
Productions^ The Comedy
an. crlby form found in local
War Weekend will be lact«.WiB be: on ejdtibit in ^ hold *fe'tatti
Stop have launched The on The Tonight Show!
newspapers..
Thursday, 8opL 24.
* MM^ d
Tonigh* Show with Japr
these entries 40
Lcno 'fCarnedy Challenge.
both Union and
-.will
- The comedy,,compctition dons, In "corijuhction witrf Productions
if1*0i M^- V.F W.
>*. it«r«vj Bar. TX pjn. '
Kalchpoini Jrs. Outfkata Brktoa
St. Jude's. iTas e\'ent h
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noon, Sjumiay, -Sept. J6; at drdiated;to ftyan Martin, a
5th ' and.--the bcordwalk ... to — .-~— _TJ tumor.-
St Judc Children's
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Spring-
.Tbo ttrcrTittw
Th
. Jersey Pops fiig
Raixi will pcrfCarn a free
corcart Irom J to 5.pjaa.
0P£W WIIKEND3 ONLY
fi--. • SAT -. SUN.
Try ciit hemerrvds
PASTA FAGIOU SOUP
BAKED ZJTi
VEGETABLE SUB
VOt.TA€O f S
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BIS
. One Afl You Can lot :•/*". l / •
' Saturcfay Night Srriorgasbpqr^
5-B pm tv/p£trty of 4 or moro '
a;
V. 624-0545 "- . "
daj Squars Shopping Center, SeaviHa
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2 lor 11
All You Can Eat Breakfast Buffet
k Sat-Suh.8:30 x -11:30
PRIME RIB
i
. Freshly Baked Bread Is Back
Every Friday h Saturday!
1969-
Platters from $ 6.95
Featuring: Porte & Sauerkraut, Ham &
Cabbage, Baked 1/2 Chicken,
grilled Porfc Chops.
Ojwo Surv.-Thurt. fi asrv-3 fra. Frt I SM. & «a»4 fea-
605 aitiStCcaan City • 333-1083
- 399-3195
Fre^h Fruit and
,. ^ Vcce'tablcs
—:. TRY L'S F6R L\^CH r-^—
Great Deli Sandwiches*
Daily Luncrh Specials' '-.
Jipmcinadc Soup A 1 /2 S.uuiv.-lch •
r*£E LOCAL liUJ\-£RY '
Sweet Fresh Cut Fruit Trays
Cool Salads - Citickcn, Tuna
Potato, Vegetable
Macaroni a*id More
OVEN. READY
UN PASTA'UlVNfcRS
pl»nr Pana, MeatbjD '
9U> A.10lbon lkivtn Astn Ocean City
2 for 1
DINNERS
^ - -rtrjrt 4 30 - 6
HEWDDQIERmKU
i 11 pm
L«S« Ntfltit Mwxi 11 pen -1 am
8errta| Our PatroBJ 7 Btyi A Wctk Yeti Round
A Cdlnaiy Dtlight ind Wme TisUng Oinqer
Thursday. Oct. 1st 7 PM
'; : * 40 jJtt couple : ScotinediaAer. ....
M0?TOAT mcaST FOOTBALL
GjapdxiiM'Jiitirr Bugq a
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•1.00 Milkr daft* * '130 MiBcr
148 907HS837
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pCEANCtTY r^ Sum-
i0:0(1
- Terrace, 8
,.adxro»8ion $2:
The Crescent
Temple String Band conofrt
originally scheduled foi; Friday
'. has been cancelled.
Country Blue,-.'a country
music band,. ytQl'. replacethem
on Friday, ;8 p.t)B. at
. the Music Pier. Admission
w01.be free For inibrmar
tion; call the 1 Public. Relations
office, 399-6111, Ext
222' • • •' •"- • • ..
Saturday, the Admirals,
an I8-piccebig bond-.will
entertain at" the Music Pier,
830-11:30 p.m. admission
$ 5 . •• • • : • • • • • . - . • •
The Admirals arc a popular
group that 'have played
throughout the Delaware
They perform a
.ranging from .Glenn-
"•to Tommy Dorscy. •
The Pier will be set up for
dandng'and there, will also
be scats for thewe who just
want to sit and listen.
rcqucsttng mpr*oftheSun-
• It Bccms thit area fans
can't got. enough cJ; their
great music 96 we're; going
to try a two day Banjo Bash.
The Sunshine Boys. ploy,
everything from string
.band rune j to polkas:
Hcrc'a your chance to «ing
and dance the night away.
The dty and .the Mid-Atlantic
Center for. the Arts
(MAO are sponsoring a
special play for children on
Sunday, Sept 77. {thafs this
Sunday).. Irs called America,
Btforc Columbus and fs
about, our country before
1492. • • ' • •
• TWs is a lively, audience
participation, showfor
youngsters K tp 6th grade.
Admissionjs SJJ^dilldrcn.
Si for tb 7
• Show times are 2 and 3:30
p.m. with tickets available
dt the "public relations
office, City Hall.tand the
Music Pier information cen-
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Wf, which i» now open .on
^wgckcnd^s' thrptich; onf
Indian Summer celebration,
b l ;
The play; begins 20^00
years ago when die first
people cyosscd the Bering
Strait, It is the story, of the
'•'••'. '' ' V.
is David Cast, associate professor,'
Department of the
History of Art; Biyn Mawr
College. :••-.• •:-./ ' . :,.
Admission is free.to Art
Center members. If you're
not a member., it's $5appli-'
MarkSoifer Ocdan City publicist
hlstoiyoif our continent and
how natives who lived here
hunted, fished and farmed
until that day. in 1492 when
sails appeared on the horizon.
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The performance features
mime, mask and puppets as
designed by .Sptritrce. a
New'Jersey based pcrfromance
group that works for
the New |crscy State Coun-
cabloto a S15 Center membership.'
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The Allison Dattllo
Memorial one-pitdv softball
tournament is set for Oct.
yaufs'elf creative wings,
having fun With Watercotor.
Fora complWe fall schedule
call 399-7628. #•
A lingerie fashion show
to benefit the- First family
organization of Ocean City
will*be held. 7:30 p.tn. Boscov's
in the Shore Mall on
Wed., Oct. 14. Donailonis
$10. Tickets ahi on sale at
the Music Pier Information
Center on weekends. \
Ocean City's gala Iruaian •
Summer Weekend is set for
Oct. 9-12 with' the down-
Thursday, Sojrt*rot*fr 24,1902
" • : » * • • • . ' • ' . » . • • , • . ; : ••-
10-11 at 4he 5th and Bay
field starting nooru. Eight
teams arc needed. To register,
call 399-6111..Ext 232
on week days from 9 a.m. to
4:30 p.m. . •
dl on the Arts. -
* The event Is bcihg. Wiled; . The Ocean Qty Arts Cen-
as an Ocean QtyKids Playter is offering a variety of
house production spon- ' new classes and workshops
sorcct by the dty and MAC, for • the fall as well' as its
who hope to. cooperate on standard courses..
more programs if the origi- Among the new-stuff is
nal is well received. . • • "Galianctics" which acti-
.vatcs the body's deep mus--
J. Trie_OopanjCity.ArtaCcrv cles to lighted and firm you
rcr begins a lecture scries on "up," ~painEng
art and architecture at 8
p.m. Friday.; Sept 25 abth*
Center,. 1755 Sirnpaon. A vc.
Topic will be "Robert Venturi
and the,defence of ordinary
architecture." Speaker
1 town block party ,10 a.m. to
4:30 p.m. Saturday, Oct id.
There .will be four days of
table sales on the boards
walk and entertainment;on
the*Music Pier. . The dty. andiho Mlddte AJlantic Cenifir for the Arts wif present>ro portoonancesof; •
. Friday, Oct. 9 at 8 p.m. a a children's play, "America Before 'Columbus,': 2 and 330 p.m. Sunday, $ept..27 a*
barbershop chorus wul- sing the Music Pfor. Ca3t members are. from tett, Rlwnda-Lynn Wat^pn. Tony J d
at the pier. • •'
Mary Bonttoyahd Jerry Dunn. ' . ' • . "'. .-•••
On Saturday, Oct 10, the
renowned New Holland
Band plays at 8 p.m. and'on Birding is topic for Grien
Sunday tne Temple Univer-
SOMERSTOTNT -r-*The Florence Derf, Evelyn Divcl in . oAcr activitie*,.
sity Symphony 'Orchestra* Is
members.of the Green and Lillian Mu/docx. . dub HoMed'a pcfrqrfjrmmt
scheduled for 4.p.m. '
Thumb Garden Club of this The dub "opened 'its s«i- booth ftt tho-*?mual Bud
This program has been communiry will hear a talk son Sept. 1, when Paul Kern Day, i ^ i
put together by Esther Weil, en backyard bird ing at their. Iightman^of Pleasant Mill* Somer* P
impresario of Friends of ncr)rt__mccting, 7^0 P-m. was the guest speaker. He told homttnadc bakyd
'"rrom sna{>" ~Mi"~T
"Tuesday, Oct 6 "at .the Som- ^presented bcautual eiides oT
shots, mask making..finger all three performances, $5 ers • Point Senior. Citizens the flora and fauna of. the. Meetings arVbeld 60 jfintf
painting for grown ups for a single show. Tickets Center, Ambler Road. Ucw Jersey Pmcland>- ••/. Tuesdays of the motttti jirtd;
(sounds like my .kind of are availabfe at the .public 'Johri Williamson of "the Hostesses that evening are open to wo*hcji from all
class),.crafts marketing relations office, Gty Hall or Auduiwn Society wifl be' were Vivian DeVoc, Carol cotnmunitirs. XaU Lori
workshops, water color the Music Pier information the guest speaker. Host- Halvorsen and Ruth Turn-
flov/er painting, giving on weekends. esses for the evening will be er- ' •. . ... •'
Soifer selected as chaniber*s citizen of the year
OCEA&, CITY — Otiztfn
' of the Year.
_, - What'sin a name? Or, In*
" this case, what's in a titje? '
For the Occar^ City^
Chamber of Commerce, itV
a lot of hard work and ck*dlcaticct.
• ,
FOT-Jb» Citizen of the Yoaraward,
the chamber annu :
• Ally selects jm • indiyldujJ'
who his dcyoted |hc great',
cst concentrated e/(cft and -
h-n !ihown linowr cocrmjt-
7>(nt and outstanding
3cruevcrrvcnt3 in uSe fetter-'
tnerit" oi Occin. G'v. This'
y»>ar, the honor of tfils titLi ,
Club to
toy show Oct*3
s
be
tix-
. Director.
•The. v'cctxm of .Soifcr
'ai^CT TTrtS^T* dlS-"
jnd thc-re ^icre several
. yerV quiliflod
Had* ax\-
tributcd much to the Ocean
City business community
over.' the years/ «ay» Phil
Perru chamber prjcsi dent.
Soifer attended Xcmplc
University cm a baseball
vcholarshfp and graduated
in. V^Si with a degree in
joumainirt.. He has been'the
city's Public'Rcla 1
t^vank for promoting its oldest
tradition '—. Night In
Vcnkc, and for-instjl^tirtg
thb Flower Show, the
Boardwalk Art Show, and
the -fall block party on
Indian SurrMner Weekend.
Now, with' the renovation
of-the Music Pier complete,
y
Soife^ Li working on bring-
s. Department for ovgr ing cnieftainmr^t to'Ocran
20&8- per
' entire family., , - person.-and "after five
• "Mark Soffcr'^, cf*ort», attlrcr*i''.e SX'ATS P.I\*'_ People 1 interested . jri.
Cit R S; V P J
son D^vid ajvd granbcJUldtc-rt
jofin Brun and Xali*
bme -arH equally, procd of
hi* dv.rj.i -
'o'vx-nJue 'for ^n
Dcii .ir.J. Toy
vojtr. Mark's»rrcdt'Vitialr^.
its 3rd W , .OCEAN, an', — Art LIOcean
City has boon
and lir.
an.ru ti-ct\irv is \hc
p
topic c4 a bii>saC . B.-N-II ?
Gilt, 3 j a: tr*- i-.ty's rx-prc-n-r,;4!ivc!cr.
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NEW SCHEDULE . ,
• -. 6.60 & 1360 BOAfiDVVALK
Open Daily y thru September
10:00 AM to 5:00 PM
UNCLE BILLS
PANCAKE HOUSE
Lunch
OCEAN CITY
2112 Aiburv Avano*
Op«n 7^Ypm • 3SS-7333
BREAKFAST SPECIALS
ALL
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8100 Atlantic
Open 7 AM-2 PU
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LUNCHEON SPECIAL
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on Bay Avenue tn Somers.Point
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Tconllnucd from page, 1) p£ro~ wSl DEPB wbocTaquifer
K itut i
.In,addition, Chinri said
Ocean City is not as close to
. the limit for water draw aa
has been estimated, because
. in .the only year (1988)
Ocean Citywas dose to its
limit of. 1.3 billion gallons,
one of the city.wells- was
counted twice, with numixrs
from an earlier year, in
the records of the Department
of'Environmental'
Protection and Energy's
Bureau or Water Allocation.
However, water cornpariy
spokeswoman Elaine Sha-
BOOKKEEPER
(continued from page 1) :
broach o£ contract, infliction'
1
• of emotional distress' and
slander, among other accvf'r
• sations. • . ' •
The sujt also alleges the
'^reinstatement ar her forrper
positicn are alf asked for. .
on
"If our largmweU in out But a Kirkwood well was
of service, w« couWni meet recently; approved for
pur maximum demand AjrtantlcrElectrtcV B.t.
(without the extra well)* England power plant,
Shesald.
which heads a massive
:. Shapiro acknowledged amount of wafer for its
the new well may be more scrubbers, which .' remove
susceptible to contamina- contaminants from the air.
tion than if it were 'drilled
into the'Klrkwood aquifer, . Clunn said it docs not
but the well is'. located make sense, to use the water
where such contamination that is more 1 undctground. saltwater * from the ocean enters In to
abov
likely to con-
!c * lan
.products from China and.still..in
water, because any
Japan.
digging OR the beach jrtrikca
ddl
According to Qutvn, the even that will be bwrtod-
, problem of saltwater mtruslon
ia 9criou5 further; sou tit
in the. county, but there is>
not the same danger in
Ocean dry at this, potato
because at an insulating
layer" of day,.. ;• .; - .
; - : -'W n ?' ! 'W'- l ^ ett
.completely -tvwnjucteiy by oy urn?; ^v© protectT protect.. ^ • • ^•rv's- ^f^t** *° *^ «*ove* T^ T«>c
yhe Th*> Mn-H-k wreck wit will I ha be Uni^U b -"ClJuJl Of the VGlMttU,: WtU£n
According '*- ''- "— u remains burlod beneath the
ln Septembers 1990, the
remains of the hull vary las> time aoyortd fattSe. an
greatly, but Hess -said In. attempt at. th# Hmsck, a
previous'iritcrvicWB.. he storm broiuj km me crew
expects there is' at least nr? ]r--frt I • fied- of -the-: suiy/aBd -it
orencstratcu by"3Ttd-/ur"
Gllbect. Dei. Joseph T. Bci- would be improper for him
and is likely io' dissuade facilitated -by the comrrrfaseJ
and the dty of Ocean to comment at this time. '
others frenri public service. 'Sioncrs and/or Det. Bciscl."
City.; No sum is named in "But wnen the time ' ;Beiscl was not available ; "It also accuses' Bcisel of
•. the suit, but court. costSi comes 111 have lots o/ com- yestcrda^.. /
giving Grand J,ury tesb-
-reparation for mental mem," he said. • . • According _ to the suit, mony that wa% false, specu-
anguish, pfunitive damages,- Videtto • later . said that after Taccarino told -fh^: btiyeorunsub5tan.tiatdd. .
before and during Taccari- commissioner* and. the
' interest, ^tto^nc ic-tt r;*r,t ^.crc on t
$09-927-2921
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Cxrdt, Somtrs Toint
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performing an audit-of the spcrvd a large amount 6Y A knot of rtdors podai oti the 34ih SUoot-Mdoe Into
.ce*er,. 'that she believed ^noncy on her. defense and * Ocopn City Saturday dyring.tho 121 h'annual. Cky lo
Bcrrien to be taking unlaw- prevented >rom gettine -•• Srioro Biko Tour. Somo 3,000 rtdors h&ptki Yaiso
ful advance^ *Jh her salary, -
funds for tfio MulDpto SctorosipiSodioty vialho Chorry
the commissiohcrs told ,Bci- •
Hill-OCrourtdtriprtclo. '.•',. ' .
(PRIMESiniS.' HLKSa SWOOP kMJJXZLOSSTEL)
25 GS Pkv»y. ?Karrf»ot^ NJ -
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\GreatSeaSohw. -•••
Seeyou in the-Spring.
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a H-ywu* dJitrict empJoyee,
lieu of.mileage, is $100 a•aid
this will be'h«r &uil
.month for Phillips/While contract, since, the plans to
Tredinnlck's $200 a month retire. Goodman hid been
would go tp $300- receiving nearly $54,000
Schoplboord offidalfl «ill before the new contact
need to settle contracts with Young and board mem-
tfie three school principals' ber VyUliom H; Cummings,
and middle school vice who both .serve on the
principal, >whp are ' being negotiating committee, said
offered similar raise pack- yesterday that the administrative
pay raises represent
The board is seeking cost-ot-ilving incroa»oi,
two-year contracts with its since the board wanted to
administrators because tho keep costs down to taxpay-
_ tcachersuirc_m thc'JaaLjaearera with One district's tight
of their three-year contract, budget and the cconanic
under which*, fhey will downturn. . • * .
receive. .10 percent, salary Cummings said that 'the
raises. • .' . • district has received -a certi-
• A- provision of the admin- * fied letter frgm the teachers
istrators' contracts la that union, asking that talks
their pay raises.-for the open.on Oct I. While the
1993-94. school year-will go board Is willing, to meet
up commensurate; Vith mfonnally wHh the teach-
What^hc teachers receive if; ers, hesaidv they are consid-
it Is'abpve i5 percent ering hiring a professional
' Joyce Goodman, school negotiator to' .-twist in the
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DUJUTCM administrator and t a l k s : ' '
board secretary, agreed to a
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tKb Id4t day ofwntkneir "92, and agkis^of wiraf,fcr.tho and/or frozen-ingredients Add the kidney, pinto —1_—' V.:.-^. —__^_
U Is grey arid hamid out- grown-ups "*ur«J w* have — that make it possible-'to an4 ifan» bean*, the bfockside,"
a.K^narib that becanic'aln^. Vs usually aitm cook .froth scratch after eyed peas arid'•'flic lWhi&
all too familiar this year. dusk, so candles an> apjprd- work. •.•:•.-. A Mtanwhile, in
. saucepan-, melt
.Add, onions
• and-Hack bc*a» to Uwj pan.
But forecasters promise P^- ' AH are-.chockXul; of the Return.to a b&l and boil 2
us that the dowda and radn . • Bfcing.a working mom, J goodness of vegetables and xnirruto*. * "
will be fonowsdbycool fofl rather cpokallday Saturday hearty-Cftotirft for a-main ^~
wojther. Those crisp sunny or Sunday so we can have
days and cool nights that, our homemade goodies, or
cooking connect ion
cau out for qulta are *y 1 look for short cuts.
OUT fir^t rrecipe, Seven-
favorite. . ;"... . Tc>day-s soup.retlpcs ft^- BW| , ^ 3 C 1 W_. ....... .
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others, iri this case the tar- Remove from The heat,- kernel com
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Drain the beans, then chicken broth . and pqppa», stirring until
1 Tbsp. margarine - flour Is disaolved. Incmse
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pen;; »iutp over mediiiat
heat until tender, about 5
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onions and peppers; gently,
"stir over medium heat untu
combined...-..- •'.;•:
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and set one awn aside. '
Slowly pour the broth
turn off the central requires a
house. As'evening tails, though, because you can
though, the aroma of a pot . work on other tasks at the
of soup cooking on" the same time.)
tew no" 1 * ^ this bean soupurtique. Drain the bean
air/wo keep the windows preparation, and .cooking. With the. hew pyramid rinse and set aside.. t „ ......
Qafbamo itnd kidney beans cut down tho
open all day to air out the (It's perfect for a'Saturday, nutrjtjcnai mjidclmes call- In a 6-quart saucepan or Vi cup frozen chopped heat to bring broth to a
's ttaiian-style Minestrone.
• '•"" "-—*• " """ ~" ing for six to eight servings stock pot..heat the oil over onion . reduce heat and stir until
of grains and beans and five medium-high heat. Add the. V6 cup frozen red and broth is .thickened, about 5
. provide the kidney beans, drained
to Bcvcri of vegetables arid onion and saute unhl soft- green "bell pepper, finely minutes.
same nutrients and'fiber of 1 15-or. can- garban2o
fruits,, this soup will ccr- ened. . • chopped . . While broth is thickening, ^ry beans:
beans, drained •'••••
tainly satisfyyour quota for Add the remaining. 2 l Tbsp. flour. spoon half the cooked corn
In a 6-quart Dutch oven,
healthy eating. quarts of water and bring to l cup frozen cubed pota- into a food" processor, and
combine water, beef broth,
It comes to us from nutri- aboiL '. . • . . toes (Southern-style hash blend until srnooiK.
Send in recipes now
ITALIAN-STYLE toenalocs," onions,- carrots,
tonist Carol Gelles*. new- Add the split peas, and brown potatoes) ' To the broth, add the MINESTRONE celery, iasil and garlic.
book. Wholesome >Harvtst. the soaked beans;.return to \ -12-ouncc can .evapo- puiecd comi^ Whole kernel.
Bring toa.boil. '
Cooking xcith the'New Four . a boiL Reduce' heat and Sim-, rated skimmed milk . corn, potatoes and evapo-
for What's Cooking
Foai Groups, (Little. Brown mer 15 minutes. • '/, tsp. p cayenne y pepper p rated milk; stir to combine. 5cupswater •• Reduce heat;: cover and
OCEAN CrTY — 8th St., Ocean City 08226. ^Company).
Add the tumlp, cabbage salttotasto. . Season With cayenne pep- 2'A cups beef broth . ' •simmer 20 minutcs-
Deadline is Oct 21 for Ten . finalists in • each
andcarroLBringtoaboiL 2 »Cnps bacon, cooked per, and If desired, salt to ] ] W6 can can" whole to torn*- Sfir in remaining ingredi-
rcadcre to submit their- •category vwD-bo selected SEVEN-BEAtf ' R^^ hcn split peas - soup and cooking and
found bdow in today's be awardcd'prUc*.
2 cups diced turnip crumbling thV bacon' sepa-.
and succeeding" editions : Afl recipes will appear
2cupa chopped cabbage rately^Mahy txadltional'
of 77»^Scn/md-Lerfjer and
V cup sliced carrot com- chowder recipes call
in A special supplement
mail or bring ^y the to the Sentinel In
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NORTHflEU> —Hcward Warrcn Sr/^
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..• . Born H CJtK^M 1 fM. P«./N^» Bldtcnbci^Uwd in
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of Maya landtag, Hany R. of Oceani Gty and George T. ^ u Slinrtwd ^ j ^ ^ Luz D; Rcycs; ^ e j ^ , ^ Surviving arc onV daughter. DonnaCaasidyoi Seihrilie- * ' Sevile; ^ ^ ^ £ ^ 2 ^ ^ ^
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.Bradford of tteasantville. May.Johnson of AtlanHc Gty . » „ ...-.,- _ S 1 ? M:MI&^B'hL'^Sri.'.^^^»^.'W^ l Mass of Chrisdan burial Was firon^ Church of the Resurdc
Cemetery,
and Ida KarrerofCardiff;
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twobrothm; Herbfcrii of Mays 5 ^ ^ . ^ Sund a| ^ Mjddtoor.-Strobie & Zale rcction, Marmora
Donations p^ay be made to the Upper TownsKip Rescue
Landing and Charles of. Este}l: Manor, mne grandchildren FuncraJ Hoir*?; Somora Point ^ • C^v^i^r^A,
\ 2028 TuckahoQ Road, PetersburR, 08270 or to the.
' and a great-grandson.
Burial was in Puerto Rico.
• Services were Friday at the Adama-Perfeet PUneral
Home of
V Hone, Noacthficld. ..
Arrangements g Were by the Middleton-Stroble & Zalc
• Burial was in Veterans Cemetery.'EstcJl Manor. Funeral Home.
tO th VUb PiCta on Sliore Road Roger PatchelSr., 92 George Allen, 51
Donations nvay'bc made to the-Hospice of Southern
° ^ • LINVVCOD—.George.Thomas^ Allen, 51, of this commu-
New Jersey, 115 VV. Mechanic St., Cape May Court House,
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Ada Jackson Collins, 75
SEA ISLE CITY — Christopher J. Spnnino. /^1,-of this
resort died Sept. 19 at his HavcrtOwn, Pa., residence.
Bom in Sea- Isle City, he lived in Havertown for 22 yearn.
He was a World War II -Army veteran and received a
bronze Star for his work in the European theater of opera-
3 ^ esor ! • nity died Sept 15 at Atlantic Gty Medical Center's Main-
Scpt 17 at Shore Memorial i ^ Division, Galloway Township.
. .. ,. T, , ' . . •/,-» ' ' —. -,-• - Bom In Pleasantville, Mr. Allen was a salesman for
ffo^^n^ W S!,"J!!Kf 1 ^. 0eMACltyfar32 Eastern Brake and E^ipment in PleasantvUt.
D u I A An avid saltwater fisherman, he was a mc=mber of the
Patchol and pieasantvillc Yacht Oub:
at atje 55 • - many y* 5 *" Surviving are hia wife, Pitsy; th'ree KBIS, Clipper of Brig-
He was a member of"the Ichovah's-Witness Kingdom *"*?• ^ l d - o l V n . wcnd . i nd : Mar ^ of LINWOOD — Ada S. "Sue" Jackson Collins, 75, of 1hL',
communiry died Sept. 18 at her home.
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f« 10 years. • • ' .
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• Mrs. CoUin. 1 ! was a jmember of the Women's'Royal Air
Force of Englaitd durtngWrffld" War Tf.Snc~wa ... .
volunteer tor the American Red Cross. • • • Marianne DiEgidio of West Chester. Pa.; two sons, Chris- n • X. lI £ arc ^ ^^ V 1 ^'^ c ^ n> KogCTF. Jr. o/-
Bom in Beamish, Eagland/Mrv Collins Uvcd in Un- tapher J. Jr. of .Cherry Hill and Vincent of South Seaville; n Cu V; ono ^"S^.Ican P-T"cr of St Augustine.
wqod'sinatWO. " . - J ' ^ o l^thm.Jam«4d Andrew five si3ter», CeciUa. Vir-- ^ ^ ^
Surviving are a son, James A. of Mount Uurcl; two ginia, Nancy. Jcanettc arid Maryland five grandchildren, ^°.^' ^ w ^ c tdgar+'atchcl ofMedia, Pa.; three ^rand- Burial was private
daughters. Susan'C. and Judith A., both of Lin wood".^and ManS of ChrtstUn Burial was Tucsdv at the St. Bernp- ln va ^^^ crrAn ,. Robjn Riley of Bri^antine; a sister, Eleanor
.Nortnfleld; a trother. Bill of Somers Point; i
are by . Funeral Home,
hildrcn and fivo greatgrandchildren.• - . •_. ^ - , • . . . . . ^ c .
a wbo!o L', 9-S5 pcrrcnt. - yn: diiability rates among both *vay>." cxplairlod'
and for-^ determining- the dent effect on thc probabil- *
Other Ope'May County -
x pcVentUi client population^ ily o/dtAability, •- ' ..•]
f ar *arl.c5us agerides such 4s '•. * An aoemvue picture of
J ' "'' ' Mrmrn " R ^ r ; ''" Jir«-, alihciugh
Vnbvs-n about ptoplc .with siicJn. pmf.rarrvs tfo cx?">t
diAaHl^de* Lrt this-or *«iy' under Mojiraui and- Sf.»fo .
oiher:.tati.',*'EnLi said. • • au-^ctfO; ** ' r*3 We r i •, p
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'.:i-i« i-.;r ix-'fuuri'd w. the- .:^,L- " '1^"'s wise ^nough.to wcrfy
Cod und reliw to God in praije and'uSanksgiv^
AriU brfn're /u» time of crying cimc. . ,
y.e idvew thc< graQw* spirit .of God An* the'
pmmiscs. o/ Cod's vord. TV psalmist was n*t left
v.-.^ just vspo Kumarv c^V or my own ti*svA*i vyhen '
hi', -^drc d f i '
! ****' * VOUr ncn ' cs - e contents of c4ch book is
ropes drawn cros th l > 'i causCft > ou to tm « U ropes, drawn across the gentleman travck'rs " ieek- P ewetly 300 pae d th
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iramc of the .bed and made; ^ companionship, would " ' V* Y up • exactly 300 pages and the
~~~ 1 frw «>ft bpWcs are in the 'English
taut; the tighter they were ^ do%vn [o ^ and drink words bf , all berajlse. language • . "•
drawn, tho more.comfort to Whoever happened to " ~~
the sleeper.. -
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you" is jusf a" bit different-
Where"did It corne from? •
ot *tul mother one ofiMcr* • ff a bookworm Starts
be in the inp. at the time. . " braln-tea.'wrs. ' . from pag? croe of the 'fast
All' too ofert.. 1 however'. < ] ^} rc "" nll y- *. ^ " ' ^ ^ 1°" ' ^
our traveler. Wild 'find' f n " d tQok ' m c ^ *»••* by-'of tht- fett book > . .
himself throat-to-daggcr tcUmg nur,tft.if.t»,c noca- inches wll ft travel,
blade and minus his. bag of «ona>-brain-tcasctwas too..av,umtng he will go in a
oajha • ' , - - : ;tcnigh. If that be V>. hy will straight Jmc? .
Hence. Ihe-morc^autiouv f ^ ^ ' *" "..^ «-"• An*w« in n*ft column,
traveler had his- ale and. ^2 ' '.'.'• , - V" ,•'•'•
by •'cairying wllh •! ^'Tr.^^ ***"£?
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story of the.pLas*-bottom
tankard: in colonial hme>
• the watchword -was^'Lc*
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iheVbuyer bc;.vara" This ^
CJine fronr thc idea*irfot tHe >"*''• blulrig MCU1g;WlT.
_ 1 ' j L. • u They Jrc all part of a set
a-*. tome^tanlurd through ; • • . '
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light and 'cicv" c^m
todav's brewers did ' nor ^
hold'tAJCm olden day^And on,hi»/cllow
.i/Tus th* gl?,ii bottom- q«^fctf- • „'
the cofumpiqr,' !JJ •• The toast, "Herd's to
' "b lhj0h bonbrcis
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-other icgctid? the onVwy*
thjt the gla&s ixvtcrn scrvis.!
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BEGINN1NQ CALLIGRAPHY .....
Lsam tha basic rudirrwhts and techniquas of beginning
calligraphy; Instruction will covar diploma sty{«. modi-
f«K) old English and er>grosM>d OW English alphabota,
including layout, spacing and usoof caHigraphypans.
PIooso bring rulod paper, kfmadod cra^tJr and a
medium point calligraphy pan to ihci first das*. -
John Kano, instructor. ' ' High School RM. H23 .
Boginning Tuasday, Od.6 7-9 pro
CRAFTS FOR THE HOLIDAYS
Wrth tho holiday seasons quicKty appniochlng. thta
class is a must for anyone wkhing to fiii hh/hor homo
with homemado crafts and decorations or for onyorw
wishing to givo' a spocia>bomomado gift You WtO tafco
homo yottr linishad project al tha end erf each., das*.
.Think of lha many things you wilt hava to docomla ytJUf—
- horna by.itm end of Iha cpuraa QtthejnanyroJia.yQiunlL-
hava tp QbfQ. Cost par project a minimal. Somo projopta
rnay run for two dasvio.'' . • - - -
' Co/la Zigman, Inatrudor High.Schoof-Rnr 222
^oginning-Tuoaday, Oct. 6 - .,.."• 7-9pm
• "REAL-ESTATE PREPARATION CLASS
flaw Jersey Sutlo Cotifiod Claa«rt>i3 dasa wiSJxoparo
. the oludent for tho Slate bcorrsMg axaminalion. Cla3»«3
hold Tu«»?day3 I Thumtsyt "for 10 woaja (20 ctasro).
' F»e $2S0~00 {inciudos books and materials}. *
•Ron Brandon, Instructor High School - Rm.S22'
Zachariao School of Rial Estate 6:15 pm-10:30 pm
3 fuosday.-Oct. 6 . .. / . • ;
. • GOLF FOR THE BEGIMKERS ,
Laarn thu oxotrig game of golf with ••-golf'prol This
ctisi will iniroduoo yog lo tha wondorful wortd of gotf by
reviewing tha fiiimo, stratosy, typos of^duba *na.th«;r
ute. rwrfot_^ur short gama'and tho all important mighty
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and book 1005 t'Si5 00,'payibto at U>a lire)
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p} anon.'InsirucJof Gol Pro'aJ B b End land Get
OcZnm i ' , • '•
Bac«r.r.«i£ Thursdiay. Oct. 1 'H^h School S*9 & Gym*,
fe . ".' ' . • 7-apm
ufaf y&upr«for'
fJclo: Rrjte^iaaw.3 run for tvfo hpurj.'" *
TAP AND
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'Tr.o %Ki ty bach co-urs-»$s 5-"^5 00; yxoapl r»sidor.',3 o-f
Ccu.an Cry C5 yi>^» Cf OiSof. l '.r>o (»Q U $"0 DC. If-?
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CALENDAR: . -
TLjetwJaya: Or" jtxif 6. Z -points
cash, back o/. these are rwq
WWcfl and. o* course, at the
bottpm the 10 off.bipcilo
Howcvoc, in -this game U
iapJuslO, '"'•
Now should, one place a
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includedMadeleine Coe
639, Evelyn IGcrr 632, Marg-
arct Johnson 541, EstdJe
Gatcs522, Hazel Ardcll 516,
arid Jim JCcnneoy-515. '
Bridge winners were
radtard Gibbons 7,"410| M.
Constable 4,680, Jack Hoi-
land 4,420 and' Bange
DcClcco4,300. .
High scorers inpinochlc
L dd
Wcis and Eleanor McMe-
namin, tied at 556, and Carl
Hcsch554.
Bridge winners were Jack
Hollander .4,520.' Mildred
Gibbons. 4,460, Mary
Shields 4,410 and Peg Dog-
ncy4370-' . ''
Scpt:-16 pinocjtlc winners
were Madeleine Coe ,647.
Debbie Wcis 622, RoaV
Eleanor
LJNWOOt> .—• Ihvwtors.
wK^ar^ turning to the
: stock market til bolsterjiiictr
Investment roturni should
raki? 86. *
EMt/Wcst*. Jean Bowers
and Joanne Doirey 121,
.Eiruna May Coddwdi and
Stella Guoth 1075, Jb«a
Marakoff and Miriam Van
Horn 101*5 and Marie and
GeorgeCulkn84^. ".:'•'.
The July 30 winning
teams were: .'
• Nortti/South: Nancy
Rcmmcy and Peg Wiegand
171.5..Je«A Ralncy and
Helen Schclrcy. 151.5,
Margo Cartiand and Mar-
ian Rauch 148. Wally and
Bcfty RuTtyon 145,. Peg
Atkinson and Jean MacCad-
den 1445, Betty Evans and..
Peg Walters 144, and Mar-
Ian Clinton and Jean War-
ren 136. • •• . .
Eist/Wert: A:j. DiMarino
and Chris Walters 168.
Emma May, Coddard 'and
Johanna'Misidll 1575. Joan
Marakoff and Miriam Van
Horn 156. Stella. Guoth «nd
Eve YL&T lS6 ' ten Bower
"ana^'JoaiTrre "DcTfey 150,"
.Marie arid George CuUcft
140, and Louiic .and Bob
Young134,
.Above average score* $or'
the tournament. Aug. 11
'were:''••'. • ','•" ' •' .^.'•/.. ; '
North/Sontb: V
DanicU and fe
102,. Jean Kalney
Scheirey 9&, Betty and
Wally Runyon 875. -V«ra
and )KUi" Tumor 86, Dot
A^shead and Jean MacCad-
d e n 8 4 5 . •. . : •'•-•::
-. - Eart/Wcstt Emtna
Goddard and SteHa '
1053, WWoka^d MoLw-
tea 103. Ad and Bob
Schoofcr 915. Emily Kaiaor
and David Young86. .'vC 'v
Aug. 13 winn«» were >.
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Edna
. Dardds and Jprn DtMajfao"-
157^ Jean Jtiiwy ««J Httei
Scbeiry 153, Emma M*y^
Goddard and Johanna Mi»-
kqi 149,. Jow and'Hairy
Bdlwrjar. 145> Atmr add
Gerry Wootey 1445, A;t Di
Marino and Chri« Walters
143. Winnie LcuU? and Vcra
Turner 139. • • ••'..
• East/West Betty Evaa*
and Peg Walters 165r Jean
Bower* ami Joanne Dtitsy
159, Lottte-and Bob Young
148. Fran Mctzcprind lay
Young 1415,. George ana'
IH. C«ito" iS&S and
Gartiand and
135J5.
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A new federal law included in plan.A and ari
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requires all companies addittonaF
" "\g.Medicare supple-. found '
J. ratings.
njent (meiUcap)' insurance Generally^ tJfc ratesincrease • If you
mm
5 already haye a
to offer identical plan bene- as the plan benefit* expand, medlgap^ policy, yoy cin
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Standardized sz pplono,
.labeled well as the method of deter- switch to one of the new
"A* throu&t» *}.*
l^y^ . .; srandafdized.plana. Bttt
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Haw many of the 10 Seek a company that will exfetingbeneflhiBiaynotbe.
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company offer?.
available when you" .need standardized plana. :'[...'•
Not all companies offer assistance.-fa there a toll- if-you dp; decide tt>
all 10 plans. If your medical free 800 number?'Arc. the switch, remember the new
or financial .situation customer service rcprcsen- law/requires that any pre-
changes in. the future, you'll tatives knowledgeable? Are existing conditions; or wait-
Topping 100 want the opportunity to daimV paid in -a-.timely ing. periods met under the
Lenoro Turner, a resident upgrade or downgrade manner?
old plan must-be credited to'
•at Westey Manor, oote- your coverage, without the • Will the insurance thenewplan. : .
brated nor 101th filrthday inconvenience of changing
.Only one medigap plan is
eartOf this monlh attho companies.
necessary; companies are
home; Born Sepi. 1. 1891 •..Are the rates a good
barred from • selling' you a
.in. Northampton, Mass., value? , •
she Hved thoro before The' basic benefits arc
moving to Ocqan City. She
previously resided at the
Wesley Homestoad before
taking up residence at the
Manor in 1983. • •*.,
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^Veiiws^e^sfM^sr ;:
you dorft itfid, yoot iweat-
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'. Docs- that mean an early
winter? Who cares? Tfocir .
.ages-old music delights ua
whenever they «puhd their.
bugles over ourjroof-tops.
' 6nte during World War .then.
with us! . ; :
H we heard them |ind,: as ,-Aren't we all grateful for There ' are, so many
usual, we raced out tomiradc
moments like that? ' "ilrsta" to delight us asf they '
adore then*. Thcrf'ithey.
. come again and • again '.'-—.
were, against me, 'afroon. . The first robin in spring!
maJdng theirV ~ fpr^Vfcto- The first monarch butterfly
whichsouhdsUkc& contra-
thatfoand his".way across, diction, bpt it Isn't, :
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the Gulf of, Mexico, (hen on . How-obout the first light-
It was an unforgettable, to New Jersey tt> comeback ning-bug? (Firefly sofinds
inspiring moment, thrilling to but Ascleplus-Milk- nicer.) %-.'.
us as much today as It did wecd, to spend the summer • How about the first time
coverage
be there when you
need it? '
In today's, business climate,
financial stability of
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How about the, first day
you turn off tho heal?
How about your fist radish?
(or doyxnttaV th
winter7 iter7 Donttlo ftit Cclebrate
the spring!
"How, about, how
oboutr obout . .
But our perspicacious
editor needs plenty of space
for other things bcididoa our
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botankl and idaofw.
Qw* Carhptwt It • ,naliw» of
Caps iyfa^ Co»M»y tod wrftea
from Cap*.itey Court Houto-.;
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y plan' that duplicates any When you do fall house
the insurance company, is" existing coverage you. may' cleaning, tidy up the medi-
• • . • • ' • • • • • . h a v e . '
cine cabmet too. And- be
Immunization clinic for seniors, severely ill i ruthless. Stale medicine -can
be harmful -^ even fatal
NORTHF1ELD — Atlan- years or older and those rions arc urged to get a vac- "Here's how to keep a healthy
tic County residents 65 with chronic medical condi- dnation- against the flu, medidne cabinet
cither through their family
phystdans or at a free dinlc
to. pc sponsorea her 1-J0 to
Qlaucom
2:30 p.m. Thursday, Oct 22.
The free clinic, to be held
at the County Health
Departmcnt-bfficca, Stillw.?-
.ter"Building,- 201 S. Shore
planned throughout the
county in October." The clin-
;.,. .sneak thief of sight ^ ics arc sponsored by the
Division of Public Health.
Glaucoma is a loading cduse of blindness among adults In the United
' • States, One out of every seven blind people you see Is a victim of. The flu vaccine ca'n help
glaucoma (pronounced'glawkomal. Practically all of them had norrtial • prevent or at least lcivsen
sight most of their Kvo3. But during their adult y^ars, they wort blind the effects of".the illness.
• for gtaiicoma usualry stnkos aftef age thhty-ftve.
TTu's (» especially impwrtdnr
: Free Glaucoma Screening . f'.r the* elderly and thos^.
Whose- dhranlc condition.^
; * - Board Certified - . . ' make it difficult for them to
jrght off \he symptoms.
Cape Ophthalmic Associates, PA
. People >vith

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•-ri 'Ocean! And that is.stilt-not .the
4 country tilUnwle Challenge.';..7 ,.:•,;
, ii7-4O,:by Ori'Oct. 8 the Raidcra go
lea: has good week's, opener. "We're
d enough expe- *opcnil several good runforflie
Ocean dry ncr* witi develop*
-RteU to hold their oxyn in. .Naples will have to
1992" • replace No. l-runnef Kate
• And they wiU be chal- Bell (now .at-Univcriity of
.: •••'-. Central Florida), No. ?
inft Vincland — p ««y Waldron (UNC-Charnding
Division I lottc). No. -3 Trida Hopson
v—.-.-.* In the Capc-At- (UMasa) and No. 5 Gina,
lantic League* American Mofmt.CFalrlcigh-Dlcktn-
Confcrcnoc and the Na son).
5-toam lit South Jersey last The key rcturrung runvcaj
—- isa Unctip of qual- ners for Ocean Uty _l»w
{ry.twuns. ^' .last year) wiU be nopho-
Ott Sept. 29 it will.be a more Edna Hoatclter, N6. 4
qOttd-tnect. with- No. a year a^o. and two others
9-ranked Kingsway and who were "top-*evcn" run-
-;•-.:.•.•./-:,.•,::;
time though she vyas sue: 6roup 3 champion In
. ccseful' running the 320tf 1600 and 32.jduring
eason.- Juniclr And freshman
Hartman, who SalVia, who, jVapjn says,
field hockey last has great potential and;a
South- Jersey strong background in junior
look ft»r" Stacy
"Mainland is tho untjues- ughl iutd theChadnlcki s
ttonnble favorite in the- ters.to make Vineland very
Icrigue," satd'Naplca, "flrid tdugh." • '\ : .
Absegami has • three very \ "B*tt We* have^ 35 girls,
i returning. We* out," he added, r ».
start off With 2 iieldhpckey
• The • young .Ocean City especially important; Both of these teams are tender in' the Tri-County game, outshooting the their ^r
High School field ;hock*y-. Sophomore Traccy Lud? ex
team maiJo . Its presence, lain, who got the call in Ihe ,. ....
/known quickly last week. •. nets,, was credited vyith'her four or five contender?
The Raiders defeated Egg first two shntout§. But Lud-
Harbor Township, 1-0. and lam is getting help while the C«pe-Atlantfc League
• ' -• Pitman is cpachecl by t
of'shutout victories in
grand lady of South jersey Courtney Asselta in the sophomore
ihe-season's first two games
— both on the road*
With Shelly-Meistcr having
left for Pcnn State after
39 3 career shutouts, , the
defensive performance was by Pitman.
5 * a9O J"vl^ *
Classic. "• •- Eagles; 24-4. •• Capc^American Division U
Sophomore- Shdlly Sol-' Both Solhcim and Asselta game against Mainland and .
hcim scored the only goal scored against Pitman as. its new head coaci ^ K ? th y
the American Conference of for the 1 xpecting good seasons.
EHT is considered one of
hcim scored the only'goal scored against J'ltman as.
For the Raiders in the win OC again o'utshOr its oppo- Biglin. A femnfter Mustang
- • • • • - - - - • - • • player herself, Blgltn has .
coached for "10 years at
position. . " grand way or soum jersey v-uunncy /v«>*:iu» m me »UUIHJUH»«V „.».,-.,....... Lawrence g
The Raider defenders in field hockey,^ Bunny ,Chi- final' 10 minutes of the
front of her put her in the omento — who entered her game to send Ocean City On
enviable position of stop- 4Qth season as head coach ilsway.
ping only two shots by Egg with* a 382:101-82 coaching . The Raiders kept pressure
Harbor Township and one record. And this year's on 'EHTs goalie. Heather
1 Raiders in the win OC again OutshOt its oppoov£T.F,gg
Harbor Township, hent,. 16-4. Senior tri-cap^ player
topped Pitman,'2-0, for a she gains confidence in the Pitman is cpached, fiy the. She tooji.a pass.fram junior tain Maureen Maugcr and
Monday the three-g^nre
— home stand : continufcs
w o
featod "freshmen team — against Cape-National, chalwin.
and Absogaml comes ta
team was a leading con- Biddlc, throughout the Today the Raiders open town on Wednesday afternoon.
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Tennis team wins first 3, finishes 4th in Moorestown
Ocean Gt/s girls
No. 11 West Doptford ners last 'year — senior
1 tennis It was Ocean Otys home for a k»y win at first dou- Ocoan City in a match for credit far the win on its OCj- eight-match rood
team showed that they will opener, arid its last home bles.-
third place. The Indians NJSIAA record. . - trip continues FHday at
among the three visiting Gh4asy Duffy and junior be a force in the 1992 season match until Oct. 2.
The Moorestown Classic who lost a'close rrutch with The Moorestown Cbssic Holy Spirit, which split its..
team*. •'•»•• . ••.•-• Trida Jcsacl.'• ' with three straightwins ighfwin last In another^ regular season is filled ' with defending H.iddonfield rn the scmifi-^pbys its, matches with the first two matches,
Two days later It will be a Among other runners week and fourth-place match the Raiders defeated champions, however, and nats. their only low in eight seven-point format (three Then, on Wednesday,
trip to. LUiwuxT tu (me Nor who-hed- fiO&d -Agasom- in
-• • - - - - •- • J)t-coaaea r^ne of thehiggwt
Cranked Clnriamlnscm .and,. 1991 and figure to contrib-
No. 4 Mainland. It was utc this ypar arc scirUca- Jes
;
" ' ' sico Thomas, one of three started with'a 4-1 ivin over seventh-annual Moore- too much for the Raiders,
Whitcy. Kaak's. Mustangs captains with Jesscl and Vineland —'.'a team stown Classic UKOC edge .winning » 7-fl dc>a!>icn.;
who ended Ocean City's ^;>scnicjr -Sue
Praybyls- expected to be ag:ong the defending South Jersey Choi's, loi'v •• ,c urst.f-.vo match-
Alcara^an'd sophomore
Nionle Bo^'man- combined es.
*ca.ion, •
Iinwood-
Moorestown won thecall
for.tho five-point forto "meet* iho defending
tournament title with a win mat so, for- purpc6#s of- GrOup 3 ch.impjon Ntur»-
ovcT'^Haddonfiefd ' in the determining a.ttvvm'fc wont.angs. ' .• ' •"
final. ' . ' " loat- record, the last hvo This- m.itch ,— and the
Eastern beat Shawiiee for doubles matches do notrcrhjtch
Oct. 21 in Ocean
fifth place.and Moorestown count. Since Moorwtown City — should decide the
Fric^.di. stopped Mainland Friends won those t\yo Cape-America*? II cfiimpiin
/he battle for seventh, hutches. Mainland gets Ihc On' tri^4 at V.':lU*m-
City :>. lft-13. lft-13. h^'^ I-..;.......
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positivcly.But throwing arointilbmc paint ^nobody's will cause those responsible tpsfpp, _ . _ ,
Sea of school spirit - Sccbpt.-ptrtHy^r-thc misguided ^ is true, however, that defacing »*P).7pm . .
Mainland (0-1) jaaWgeton (0.1), 7pm
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Cpol fall .weather *1» stripers that art; still to avaUabVfo the hack bav
. almost, upon p* ^rt^w^ 1 .come. •' : Vr--—^-, -:—- \jJa : --?-r——.- -~~- '—•••?,-:
know, inany df you *wUl " Everilf you cannot find or ; ; Snappm ore also present
have to pull- your ..boats a/ford a slip for the end of in the nnf, tut moetof the
very stion « marinas >^ind the year, this docs not moan bigger fish, arc in (fe bay
. down. Just becsuso your :jour fishing is oycrJ There ar^ a few miles off the
marina has .an.Octl,season _aro party boats going out beaches.; . .;•• ••;•'-
•end dooVcot mean that; all late into the year and there .Biil -from Itin+Aticz
marinas will be dosing. ' ..\< arc also a &W charter beats' r rvp^''*cmtette'tixtAata'-
; A tot of long season fish- with late seasons *s welt . wrt at-tlto Dor Lttmo and
eroictvWSU move their boats Surf fishinR is" w»nnin«t ^ " ' " T ^— J -
you" 10 Keep Beats u» hours. They have been bit- - Dtann* fiom FSfcci'Sh/fl" ^•v^-"»-^*'^'-"*'« ; -r«"" < *s"««- .-—.. .:
, the. water until UV end of W on toodwoOTTSd repcm^r^arJv lofof W^^stiUplcntvof George also reported
Oa; some even longer. • r siruul plOgV^ ^ • WSl^niir^
Call aroOnd to'sec who The big linesidersare still off the beach, but there ace p* 00 * 12 ^ ^ '** ' Dt * l J? SS and ' WacW ? ! *', o ' u * on
Will stai be open, ror a a few. .wcek^ away, but a fewWggcrwcakflshouta mp * Ridge, the wrecks,
.small fee you can find a always be on tfce watch. little father offshore. Dianne Woakfish, fluke and snap- Tom from Campbell's
home-to keep .you1 on the. Kingfiih are still, being also said there were some pers are tiling in'25 to 35 MflmrinNorthfidd reports
wntcnwypuTlbeabaytogo, fcikenialhesnri.an upand nice 2- to 4-pOund Haej '«et of water. But bigger «x>d kinrfish action, in the
out after the bag Wues and down the beaches; They arc taken in the surf along with wcakfish can be hird using back bay. especially around
Boaters, plan ahead to minimize storm damage
Advance pbrming and ' 425^00-trembcr Boat Own- ers. " ' . • • ' , ^> ' .
prcparahon cart reduce the Crs Association of The Wind isn't the cmlv ftirce 'J 10 * 1 ^"/ accompanies a. hits. BOAT/US, has prorisk
of severe boat damage United States (BOAT/US) boaters must contend with hnriicano «•» I V s P on5iblc f«" .duced a fr.ee Hurricane
during hurricanes ancf the nation's largest organi- When prcparirij: fora hurri- ^ d i m a S c ^ ^ Warning Guide. Tips
other storms, advises tho zation of recreational boat- cane" Star^ sur~ —«-'-'- ^ avcs can ,c cwnj jv-iu benefit tlws A riffle vjiU boht-td and Fifih'»;nJ M.iri
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Last week, following, yet another lengthy airing
o£ the nutter, it was deddcd to form a commission
to further study the longstanding controversy on
. the proposal to establish'an historic district in
Ocean City.. ' •'."'•. •'' •.'..
It has been more than three years since Qty
Council authorized the appropriation of $50,000 to.
survey potential historical properties here. Since
- then there has been a lot of pro and con discus-^
skm, debate.and argument oh the subject The
major points have been made many, many times
before in communities across the country: .
. Those opposed say regulations to foster historic
preservation and protect historical architecture are
an intrusion on property rights and an unnecessary
addition to, bureaucratic red tape. Those in
favor contend historic preservation not'only maintains
community heritage but also provides additional
tourist amenities and economic incentives
for the town.- • . •'• ' • . . : ••-•..
The three-member committee consists of three
members of the governing body who arc to decide
- —whether 1 to implement the districty t©«>Rssder-pr©-
«posed changes in* the empqwering Ordinances creating
thc.districtr and to consider reducing the sizfe
of the district
We. would sincerely .suggest the three add.
another "charge to their mandate a trip to Cape
May where,' 20 years ago, that town and-its people
. wenf through a: similarly controversial process. In
fact ft proved such a brouhaha that it fostcrfcd i
political movement which", in. the. long run, was
able to educate natives and others who had
opposedpres«rvatiqn about the value and beauty
of .saving our past and cashing In on heritage in
the process. • . " - ->
And, believe it or hotJDccan City has many more
historical buildings than Cape-May! : g
the ride cornea In. •
These boardwalks could
be installed, along with
ramps to the boardwalk,
every 2-3 blbdts.so that the
whceIchair-boun4'cjinF
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>ar "
take in. the same pleasures
h h f
Christian brairiwasljing runs de£p m 0G
Lih ciancing and foods from
(Wted te AaMrica-* Cr
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\*Vm* to tho mp
ana bncdurfgad la £*praw ttm oprftona'on fete paje
sfxxdrf bm dotfci* -qpaaoct and w*t tuffcwrtt mfcJSrw on
aoo tkte a< ta pg^nr fc Sentir»el-Lcdgcj;t ' Yes, Mr. McLaJghtln, I
a total d(.iappoint
ttctu octtrtQ tor tfj-to'e-xJ ^
f tm, qdefruta end fftorx) nurrv
They m^tbi toQtM. fnrfaraty fypod
Water* jGqsw*
may W uao «i lax fnocfwia. b.iTujrr.t*.*' fa
kttodobcvo
: dccidc4 at the lajt minijtp many, many cultures oth r^>t hrlkn-e in this con-, lost 4 dear fnertd todaj
would no*, u.kc pwee again. o^pt A\ ftil and, find it. so,
But, nobody e\%x' esses to sici*nuig *o have lo con-
rcspi»d- or 'da .-anything itarttly deffnd^a very pn'
to' promo*" har- >vate nuttei. i - >
Religion
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x DO\Q-J Lhir.Jt-sthe iu^nujs- chowi. Have o.>e,
pcTVinallyreqiieticd this cr haw one, havt^trn —it
,thc iciric mt-nukty try it-cpir.g It a pn'vatv mat
). may re, Mr, ulir.y; onri-. aj^iin in tre. Can YQU irruiginc all
Tfoia,
the
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r rc uc>11 r.c 3(
c^pwully on
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to tho editor
action?-Maybe
totSlry
r.usibcr oi tra reaction j ar.d hav asked to rectify &M
lariproj^iyticj whui Lrtdudes thr purchase of cKc 6A%-, p t-3
AvcT.m? a.-ir-tx vvithoui obtauur^ »i»ur approval ^
In rv-porjiC "to A, cocrpiiict Ifrca*. a Iocs] ntsiJcnt an a
mirr.bcr c^jict;or-a taken by the body two )Tsar» ago, the
ttale cccr^ruttiocxi's offioe- of'th^ O.vuuan of finasce «r^i
Rf£iJj!ary Servt«ar» auditi'd tKtr bocrvi'* record* cor.crrn-
Lng tiir p^rd-^-ic o* thf DUHTI AVLT.UC anncrx in rhc
; 0/ !*O *i J*C-11 ^ the f>urc"u5c of a SI 2 . — 7V S*rJn-M LxJrer, Sept. 21. !9S2.
25 YEARS AGO * ' .
*it w^ c^*»x;gh -10 iw^orv a ogle's LiJLh ; T-_J h''~^."^n
ruture." • ••
• Tr-Jt was the obVcrvar.es by Mted.for this conosrtj-waftour
unique orchestra and superb in theopenlng ~
concert, series doesn't mond Overture: The
change the finality of the p'crfonnance made us
post-season . show.. .Of aware of what we will miss
course, well be glad to see during ' most of the' months
them and hear them in ahead.
November, Dcceinber or Pops' pianist extraordi-
whenever — but it won't ot be naire Jeff Uhlig played- the
the same Our summer Warrington eondensaOori of
Be
By CHRLSTY TQTH
SpoaaJto Tho SofrtinoJ-Lodgor
Historically, Gttyit flritain^
the USSR and the
United Stales have been
socogrtized worldwide 'as
the "Tjig three" «i|pcrpow-'
crs. ' , • .
Buf. decades from now,
_hi5tory_ will D»«ortio
show that the big ' tar*>0~ fat f prin
*
were Ocean City riine
o a
Savings^ Loan. KOOL9a3
and thef Ocean City/Upper
Township Rotary.- ..'
In .a time when many
people cite a pool econofny,
a bad 5ummer and a bck of
interest as reasons for not.
helping others, -these bujiness^/brgarflzations
have'
used their influence in the
community to help the
fund,-ral$in£ -and publicity
efforts for.Operation Play-,
ground.' • • '
. O.in -Oty Horne Sa.Vjngs
• U • ' Loan ,-' Ka&
contributed to the Crwtiv 1 *- -
.-. PLaygraunTi by sponsoring j
a ridc^rugntajt th'e-Wcwder- »
.land Pier, purchasing »a.
' S2400 lighihrwiac (oric of
the rfiecrt'of p)a> 1 grouAd.
c .!^vv-rUiC the
project. ^iClOL 98 3 has
Irfv A;^ limi"
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Ih.in>^ to these cos
• I'ubli^" \Vorki wiii soon
hi.'.|in -clea2*:n£ the 34{h
hj\
: S-VOirOU in r-f»h
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Ar.d tlv U--r r*.'rt"i Li '^ut
"^> V."'- ^r; v:n;^c l*j- thrw
• r..:.:-.-y. rn>.«•:> Thtmr arc
Mill M-uro! !u .".ii-ra urrs
p.cXi-i -rsJ' 1-.;>:;p:r.tTit • .'or
.. |"j-.:^h jruvi )\i; by.
' By hemp people whA participjti-
In, :r.v:«d cJ WiJch
_. the action, well rtmember
'v :h'c ^Vxvi we did. Jt's true
ihj: we c^n't rx-^T.tc the
pjit — Lxit v.c cin write
WJ.T own hn!or»cs-
Schcdulc' o: coming
events-
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C4B aaa^cos ta-
Oct. X •
cft To.*-1»,
OK
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or tm
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This ore te a feat of memory conducting Sousa's Liberty
aa well as a test of musicali- - Bell March. '
ty. ,Todd passed 1 medley of tunes from
George Gershwin's Broad
the test Many Pops audience
with.colors flying and later favorites were, included
tt was a magnificent se^on
and we bate to see it end -
J vet , another collaboration SchcMe starred in a coih*f
. between, the Ocean Gty . solo of Clarke's Sound$ :-j
way hit Ctrl Cray (which is Pops and the Singing' Qty From tfu Hudson 'with firtfj• regular thing, fine musician* jiemt^t,
My Ttm&i 'George's Both .organizations benefit ;
each othci- nther than om&*'3
brother Ira had a winning fzom the arrangement ssxi PMC-" • • ' ' - ; • • I r f ^
way with a lyrk. For exam- the, ultimate;, bonefidaries lisa Thomas sang KtmW-'
ple; "Tnen*'s a guy I know
Gershwin to-the ocljght of
in Mexico who's as tough as * The orchestra scored well the crowd and jpfanadlwr ,.,
wowed them again with - such as cellist Mclanic he can be. Hc'cata nails and in "Broadw«jr.Tonight," a huAand, Toddji" * ~***n- ' • K
Old ~Moh River and an amus- -Mason's playing of he drinks Texaco, he is the medley of show hits. .
ing parody of Almost Like Godard's Berceuse and, theman-for
me.* . . Chris Hux led the capac- One could not )_._.^.
Being in Love.
Terrific.Trumpet Trlo'a . It was a magnificent seaity audience through God all-AmtfTican prpgraot
The.orchpstra left an • warp-speed rendition of son and we hatcto sec it Blesa Amerkx'wHh patriotic
indelible memory collec- Buglers Holiday. : •
^without some Souaa .and'
end. We can hardly wait for. fervor. Ji was an all-Amtri- thePawcateethroufifawW
tively and individually. The Pops opened the sec- next summer:
can program foatMng cocn- arhximgSUvimdr
Clarinetist Tony Stacchini's ond half- with a bong like
p"oscrs and tunes from h was after '
Army 'bandmaster- experi- the Eagles and Bronco's (Week of Sept. 12) many sources.
ence served him., well in melec in the aftemobn. The
that the Singing Citjr !___„.
. Tuesday night brooght Pops Director William
(pleaie tern l» back pt&i
Of History Creative Playground increases amenities
look for ttw • (Moot jn trow ol
Ooaan City Hpnt'Saving* & Loan
building overflowing allh ctpptr
cargo. Mtk» Opcralion Ptt^grotnl
cart o* your Indian tuRintr waokaod
• 'NOTE — Pickets, planks,
batmobile and sea serpent stUl
for sale. Call 39lTU40'for
nwtt information. •.'..-••
. Christy TotfTis a JocaJ roefclorit
i Loah, top, tfrort ot the
ot>0 ta voluntoorinq hoc tono and
.lionis lo tho Croaovo Ptay-.
O*owdprojoct ° •
Astjry^fl^ bottom, oo y ply
mcnonrty ettod. T?j« SiC also sport-'
ptof as part of tholr ( i f !
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By RALpH J. COOPER news, we find selection and We see that dream con-
placement of articles very
family. The tioi» sad
tinuing under the guidance
OCEAN CITY — If there interesting. The fact that the
nay-saying t*onttaolMi
and devotion of Chris and
Is one thing that is constant playground information
behind (be Bcenc* — wttfe
Melissa Tends. •
m our island community of was carried in the forward
at the taine time a:
We have watched tfcea>
Ocean QryH is charrge. area-of our Spring Edition weather the. initial disquiet mow k
We, see change every- demonstrated our publica- of questioners and letter
where around us. It can be tkm's focus on this project. writers who did not accept pj y w
the pkygroimd p
in the shifting of seasonal
probably as ttmf
winds that flow across our
a» - there «w Ji
new beach lircca or in the Realigffon of a dream continues
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peopUoc
ypeSpieToojratY
idea of a playground. under the gidOanoB mi devotion
volunteer list v •. .
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Some months ago. In oar
America'* .CoaatHt FamO*
1992 edition of The Sentinel
Bason. Wb^n-weloGk hfci
Ledger's Spring Edition, we
over; *e wi^nhf' of
carried several stories about
\l'n recent month*,-we tKc .vl»!or». We KaV«f' .that JbcM»d the.
ihe anticipated $80,000 hav« ttrivrd to continue to watched.'t2«m perform the 'ment of the Cn
playground to be located at publish further -details on necessary mixionary work Sroimdrwecaru
34th Street ,. ' -/.
the prcativcPlaygTOund ar the Ocean Qjy
That Spring Edition conr
'wceVs yg
y
ctiition' - - -
taincd* hundreds of news effort. This 'wceVs edition' pwty.and weekend.events
arttdes and pfc*o« about 'oodtains several more artt- on

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Elegant boachblock home -
St Charles PL 4 BR home 199^450
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Delgftcoy Dtiplex •. 149.900
Asbury Avenue PupJox ...., t23,900
3 BR AtJarrtic^Ave. w/ac*....::....'....!...-224.500
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Ocaan Front 2 Bft. cpndo ,174,900.
Sarua BartiaraNorth Startup at ..... ...64,9€0
Sandpcbbtes - One bedroom „... ...94.000
.f 44,30$
5th St, "4 BR steps to t>each.......-.;... -115,000
Stanton PI, 2 BR. 2 BA
.'.127,000
; Garage apt. 2 BR.^steps to boach.. .,..69.900
-' Gardens East 2 BR, w/ac _ gar:./.. .Vr'19.90.0
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West Avo.: .- .........•.....". ....89,900
Moortyn Torraoo Mutti.:
..199.000
• Brighton PI Muttu-
..239.900
•. ContralAvo. B _ Bturnkey oper_\. ..268,000
4ih StreetTnplex : ,•..199,900
Second St BoachbJcJck TripJox.....-.:. -.175,000
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4 BR-remodeled luxury he/no ...„., .'.'.479.000-
4 BR Condo w/stip & views..... :. ..\319.00Q.
r Bay VtJJago Baytront w/tjoatsjip...... ...164.900
V ."•' - - .-. tfcPERTWP.
.149.900
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The initial poat-scoaon ." Prizes were also awarded activities were ackriowl- outing at East l.ynne Coun-
. tournament of the Ocean for a sixth-placx? tie at 69 to edged especially Tonv try Club in June. -
Gty senior golf league wai Ralph Hyde and Harvey Stango and Bob Bruno. ' •• v . .
Sept 15 at the Cohansick Turpln; eighth-place tic at - Bruno founded the league • The regular season at • ,\
Country Qub with tpm 70 to Hcrov Gcssner, Bill in .1991 .and brought thc Cohansick extended fronv
Stango posting a"net 63 for. McCarthy, Jack Mlxon and 1992 activities to new mid-May to: mid-Septanthe
victory. It is h.is third Bob Reinagle; and 12th- heights 0/ diversity al)d -bcr and: wa»v intcrspcrBcd
toumaoient win of tho *92 pjace tic at 71 to Austin competition. ' I with two one-day tOuma-
T 9eason. " '.'' Gibbon^ Bob^ Nicholl, Jerry. Play this^ycar began with mprtts. Twomore organized
Second place was cap- O'Neill and Heck Williams, a 72-hale tournament at events are ahead -.7— a 72tured
by Charlie Hilton Non-mc'mt>cr low-net-Grccntrcc tor April and w/is hole tournament at Avalon
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h-.-.r-tv; lo-i-ii if. ScjuU 1 . Jersey hivtr.-r>* Korrrfr C^»-
Lirj'iwaod o.**ccj> Skccts Irt'inc ar.ii c--rTi.-r.t LVLVJ
ow.i John Obcrg arc thc or.'v tv.i) ahc'j'i (^ h-oyc!
"AU fnrsiiT AC players,coachti. chc-criiMJcrs a~d
bar.vi mcmbt'rs in;- urj^ed tt) attend ihc cvn-rriOSkies
'&.• held .it N'cCk^Ugari's .Ri-staurur.t, dirc-C-iy ccrr-v,
the EIJLI. Hcric Pikir/frow Badt-r F.c-ij
l"cr :wrc infermjuun phar.c Bob Dcrbyii^rx- J:
KOWAN HOCKEY HAS EX-C.A.L. PLAYERS
TV.e Rc-w.in CcUcgC field hcickoy !i*.-n, v.h.ch
played ;n xhe ECAC pait-n.-aio.-i toi;rr~r.-,,T.t ".he
la-t tv»o •jCin, vr.dudi-i a quartet o; fonnc-r Capc-
AtLincc Lcag-j-c players en its roitcr.
Two of the Profs' foar leading vajrers — ;i:r.;c:
Juivc Coin frcin Gla.44bcro Mgh Scroci ard w^ucr
S*iviy [Xidi frvxn O**.Try Hill Wot — uc buck
alor.g >>t-.tk Kuiic Coanic Cumbrrtand, a «>ph»>
rricrc frcsn.^prthcrn Burlington.
The-four CA1- graduaas al! played at St. jo«y»V
The?" indudc priiors Michelle Mcdisa and Krisiin
Klackey, iophoffaare Mitnl Pazn*k and frcthjrvan
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in senior golf
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became'tho^.992 t5o.un Cny
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- When the best, shuffle- Ha. over- th« twwcf wee*, water next w«Ht—-/or the Each'.toam has 12 players
boahi layers in the world 'Oasmi Cay's. Johnctto Hoel- ; USA men's team ^ will bo and tho silcctfort ia based
get together for the bittrna- ?le wUl tieplaying for'tho Os really a game of
strategy. You-nced to figure
and_YDU-havc_ toallow.'.for_ -
In fact,mostofthetoppUy-
ivcrs are
uy youngoTj she said..
"Many of them arc in their
early; 20J. ' That's thc way
111 tition • in Flond.i, thc
x International competition
will head for Austral Li in-
Gr^in ^ mid-S,
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with .tho^flpc^ti^^v*;' •" ;
Brown';
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forwtferror.)":.'•'. •'•m»f WK;HONALOJ. *«• «ppurt»n*»iot» o^wo,
• His staging and acting J9
truly spino tingling in the
hityfrom. Phantom. .'•' •
. The.Pops-hjfd more great
through-Wedncadiiy »cb«4-. t
ale of yore. They figure If
they're going ;tQJbe p«t*ona
.and supportor», . they
desemc a full crajon.
trumpet trio Of U than some k»«er resort
B In aaUOandomtnaMi. art.
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VOTE
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Tuesday, Nov. 3rd, 1992
Tired of half truUvs? Being treated, like a know,
nothing? Being deceived? Having your tax dollars
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made to Democrats, Republicans and
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