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\ 14 - SECTION ONE Classified ads bring results DOOR TO DOOR CASINO SERVICE from Sea isle & Ocean City Area § f 1 .•*", Prr Pr RALLY S PARK TLA* I CASINO MOni HIM PnPnMn Until iK < iii.ws Per Perion u •PwktgNlutiKtto ChinwWtthoulNottW •JClwig Lint Route TICKETS AND | ^FORMATION ii I—- 5T m i' ! ii-i I |1 1 Call 927-2005 Or 800 221-1783 Sun, thru Thurs $13 Quarters %3 Food Credit U Deferred Coupon Frl 8.Sat M Quarters U Pood Credit Sun,, thru Thuri. after # p.m. II! Quarter! Sun. thru Thurs, before 4 p. m Fri. All Day $10 Quarters Sat, All Day IS Quarters Sun. thru Thuri. 112 Quarters Prime Rib pinner Frl, 8. Sat, IS Quarters IS Pood Credit DOLLARS OFF ANY TRIP With this ad JOIN 900 A.M. »:00 P.M. 1:MP.M, 1:18 A.M. 1 P.M. ?;MP.M. *:iOP.M, IJiJOA.M. D£P*BI5 oetmemr 7 QAV3 A WEEK OCC4BIS 5; JO P.M. 12:10 P.M. 1 Oayii week 1 I TOE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N,J. Gorman sees hi-tech industry fin- area Cape Mar and CumbwUnd CMnttM can btoont a center br high te^tofip tadurtry compatible witt environment whU« limulUneoufly Increasing year-round employment and economy, according to Damoerat Aiwembly Candidate Jeanne Gorman. crKanlx«tion« «nd people to, our area,*' the told a recent meeting of the Lower, Township of Taxpayers Allocation. "With our amenities of life, our relatively low taxes, am 1 , labor pool for Job tralnln?, we can offer aa Ideal location far many corporations" However, the continued, •The expansion of be FAA Route 40 from fee Delaware in neighboring Atlantic Memorial Bridge "must be County and the potential radically Improved" and selection of the automated Route 55 completed to serve flight service station at either as major access roads for the the Mlllvllle or Cape May eastern corridor between County Airport will assuredly Washington and Boston, attract more high technology "They are boa neoeaiary for our year-round economy and tor the accommodation of the Increase In tourUm," she aid, "The funding and completion of these projects should be given top priority since consistently, we are receiving far less return from fee state on the revenue* we generate through our tourist and Other seasonal Industries. "We need creative leaden representing us In Trenton, in order to effect progressive growth for Cape May and Cumberland Counties," Gorman said. Gov't careers program praised The creation of the Job Tracing Partnership Act (JTPA) program In New Jersey, which went Into effect Oct. 1, represents (he first attempt by state government to create careers for state residents, rather than simply to create make-work temporary Jobs, according to Assemblymen Guy F. Mutant and Joseph Chlnlccl, Cape May-Cumberland, A total of 17.4 million will be shared by the two counties under the program, The new program, which replaces the CETA jobs program Is aimed specifically at training workers to qualify for Jobs In new, expanding fields, Instead of making Jobs to provide temporary employment .. and receive a FREE MJmited Edition Collector's ~eries Christmas Ornament* a This year's ornament depicts the I Cape Cape May May Lighthouse MUNI ill taMnk* muni im MM an • UM R aim nil m*n MI \*m BSIIBIHH INI amUmm k MIUMIHKSiln "By Involving private business sod industry la fee planning stages of this training program," Chlnlcd •aid, "the admlntatraUon of Gov Thomas Kean has Insured that the program will meet real needs by training workers to fill real Jobs." New Jersey, Chlnlccl continued, has received the praise of the federal government, which I* supplying most of the funding for this program. In Ms remarks at ceremonies finalizing the planning stage for the program, U,S, Labor Secretary Bay Donovan called New Jersey's transition from CETA to the new training program "outstanding" and reeogoind Gov, Kean's efforts to per- INTEREST I Open your clubs beginning October 17, 1983. Choose from 6 convenient Club plans. 50 Completed Weeks Clubs $ i.oo $ 51:50 $ 2,00 $ 103,00 $ 3.00 .............$ 154.50 $ 5.00..... $ 257.50 $10,00 $ 515.00 $20.00.............$1030.00 Intertst paid on completed elubi only. *Our fourth in a series of five Historic Sites within Southern New Jersey. Limited edition, designed exclusively for our 1983-1984 Christmas Club, One ornament per customer. COLLECTIVE FEDERAL SAVINGS i BIIMIIHItMMMli iT-SNUlMllt ^^ •HfMIUMl Si ^ &BM HMM m fg n K9S nonally oversee the project. "This program, which will operate with J82 million the Bnrt year, should provide Job training tor 47,000 state residents," Muriani said. He continued, "We have learned from hard etperlenee hat a temporary job does little to promote the life-time well being of workers who participate. Only 15 percent of all CETA workers actually received permanent jobs," Chlnnici said that "from our eiperience with the failed CETAprogram, Gov. Kean and Prealdent Reagan have designed a program where state, federal and private money and commitment wiU go directly Into providing training. Rather than mlmmicking the CETA program, when 82 onto of every dollar was earmarked for administrative costs and stipends, the JTPA wffl place a minimum of 70 cents per dollar in direct training." called JTPA the realistic and responsible alternative to big government," he said. RODIER INITIATED INTO FRATERNITY Philip Rodler of Ocean City has been initiated into Epsilon Eta chapter of Zeta Beta Tail Fraternity at Glaasboro State Collage. The son of Mn. Ann Rodler of «u«N1 St., he graduated in June 1982 from Ocean City High School. BROWN OUT OF •BOOT' Coast Guard Seaman Apprentice John D. Brown, son rf Alice A. ind Pauls. Brown Jr., of %m Central Ave., has tM Cowt Guard Training Center, Cape May. THURSDAY. OCTOBER 13, lite Mayor Jack Bittner accepts the Cedar Beach Civic AiMctation'i donation from Jane FrteL Vice Preildent. to aid the family of Edward Ci> wartacki. The city is sponsoring a memorial fund for the young man who drowned off tth Street In a bathing rescue attempt thli pail spring. Goisaboone cites wood Charles F. Cossaboone, of Beesley's Point U a Democrat candidate for Upper Township Committee for a threeyear term. Hi was born ta Palermo and is a life-time township resident. He attended public schools here (Palermo, Tuckahoe), and in Ocean City, He served witt the Army combat engineers In World WarIL He is a retired builder. Cossaboone was a member of Upper Township Committee from 1962 to 1965, and mayor between 1189.77, He la a past member of the Upper Township Planning Board and Upper Township Board of Health Organizations. He Is, or, has been Ocean City's planning consultant, John Gtdeonse, was the guest speaker recently at the meeting of the Ocean dry Exchange Club. Gldeonse told members that fee Planning Board la In the final stages of preparing the city's new toning map and «onuig ordinance. Once fee associated with, Post Commander of the Harmon VFW Post, life member of the Marmora Volunteer Fire Co., Tuckahoe, American Legion post, Is past president of the Association of Township Commltteanen, is a member o( Upper Township Qtmher d Commerce, and president of Upper Township Democrat (Sub. He served 11 yean on Ihe Upper Township School Board, helped organlie and coached Babe Ruth and little Leagues and organised
PAGE 16 — SECTION ONE THE SENTINEL LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N.J. Suggest hiring consultant to study annexation proposal (coctnmwl from page 1) It would increase their taxM. However, pointed out Upper Township has no Gansert, since • county road local purpose tai because of MM through Strathmere, the gross receipts revenue, county Would foot most of the mostly from the B.L. England cleanup bill. Generating Station In "Thlj Is a no-end thing. Thla BetMiey't Point. !• forever," offered d.J. "They (STrathmere Qulnn who also luggMted that residents) voted down jhe city should bring In asewerage when they had the professional consultant to chance," ihe Mid, "They help It weigh the benefits of don't want anything that will •raieutton. increase their taxes," Oanseri agreed that tuch a Whither the village is suggestion was a good one and anneied will remain In the feat If the city decided to hands of the voters of both negotiate, it would consider munlclpallUen. Obtaining professional help. According to state law, Mayor Dominie Raffa annexation would require a 80 wasn't In attendance. percent okay from all One resident who alio registered voters living in ..owns property in Strathmere Strathmere and a 51 percent said she felt that Strathmere favorable vote from Sea Ids residents wouldn't want to beQty'i voters. •nnfflted onto Sea Isle because Margie BoweB ti This Week's Luncheon Specials (neludtf Soup du Jour or Toned Green Salad, On* Vegetable. Coffee or Tea Tuesday, October 18 CHWCIMMTPII •S.M Wednesday, October 19 OLD FASHIONED MEAT LOAF '3.95 Thursday, October 20 VIAL SCALLOnM ( 4.2B Friday, Octobt r 21 FRIED CRAB IMPERIAL '4.95 Saturday, October 22 BEEfBfiOCHETTES '4.25 ROUTE 507( _ _ DiNNBRi Served Tuet. - Thun. until» pm Fr!.»ndS«l. untlMOpm LUNCH: II a.m. to * p.m. Tim. thru Sat. fUNBAY: (.until 11 a.m. to 1 p.m.; Dinner, 2 p.m. to f p.m. For Riitrvitleni Call M1-1M1 Cloud Mond»yi y; ' ' pniob, Millar i Traffic safety officer Jim Plouiis observes with clipboard while youngsters take to the obstacle course during the annual bicycle rodeo Saturday at the Intermediate school. - New Hd. (Routl 8) ft Mill. Avi, Somen Point, N.J. LUNCHEON and DINNER SPECIALS Banquet Rooms Available Phoni927H17 RCLE PIZZA & FAMLYBESTAUBANT Nutritious & Tasty Food Made To Order For The Whole Family • All Types of Regular & Sicilian Pizza • All Types of Steaks ft Steak Subs • CoW Italian Subs • Hot Homemade Meatballs and Italian Sausage Subs • Calzone & Stromboll "ALLINAFAMILYATMQSPHMM" Birthday Parties For Children wtth fflfI MMMS - • Call Ahead For Take-Out Orders 653-1424 MX 4 I«IJ THURSDAY, O^BER 13, jjga Ex-policemain to be sentenced for gun threat :. '•Enjoy Breakfast on the Boardwalk" LITTERER'S 3 LUNCHEONETTE 840BMnrwi*,0cuiiCny,H.J. — WEEKEND SftCUL- FruHJuict -Zftgi (any style} Hash Browns, Toast & Jelly, Cofftt or Tea W/Bacen, Sausage or Ham
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