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\ From Manasquan Inlet [to Cold Spring Harbor in Gape May, New Jersey's waterway is beset with problems. Different segments of Jthe maritime industry speak separately . They have not or witt not d speak as one. 103rd Year, Number 42 , Ocean City, N.J. 08226 Thursday, October 6,1983 Two Sections Price 25' ••wf The skipper of this sailboat Is lucky; the Longport bridge goes up and down. 0thers along the Jersey section of the ICW are fixed, preventing passage by some marine traffic. AM this is only one problem besetting the area's waterways. A waterway in troubled By PAULA SCHWENK JeotM-Udfm CwrMpMtail FUhermen declare New Jeney's nlets dmnn. Tim. MBnjt I a him tide. Army Corp« of BngtotM ttttUnoitof tte Intrtooutal W*«nwy to N«w Jersey ta la good riupt, dopendtng on how tap a draft U needed far boats. The Marine Trades Ancctatton, MTMMttag Mirtne bustness Interest! throughout New Jersey, dmplalni thtt npone will Uiten to their pleas far bdp concerning waterways and Inlets. Marina owners, for the most part, say Mr bnslMisei are being affected by *allow water. Pleasure sailors, whose vessels WHD to glide effortlessly across ocean and bay alike cannot sail in tomttt the They also fear Inlets leading them in and out otiaf* harbor. How fanttdal' U New Jersey's portion of the vast IntfacoagUl Waterway system? The Atlantic Intracoastal Waterway is • sheltered inland water route used by boats along the eastern coastline o( the United States. It extends between boston and south Florida. Considering ttw Gulf Intracoastal Waterway, • boater theoretically can sail in protected waters to Brownsville, Tesas. Together (he two waterways become the Intracoaatal Waterway or places there are no navigable areas Inside barrier Islands or sandbars or watery tbortfarto tat can be connected by canals, barges and pleasure craft must sail in unprotected ocean for 50 miles off Rhode Island and for 44 miles off a stretch of the North Jersey coastline. The remainder of the waterway Uesbackfrom the shoreline The Fell family of Ocean City took first prize in the Band sculpting contest Sunday for their castle on the beach. Other winners listed on page four. Zoning changes advance U A local real estate agent eaDtd the g "Sbm W" bought something they Pil Previously th the Bd Board planned ld tto tow Ocean City Planning Bo^rt'sdedilo.. to beUeved th«y could convert into ^ aw M t^hmUy with a grand. ^Wn as a chtttoxtone i the&etaS Ihe Detail Ctt» dupleiei duple**. B H ftey they (the Planning Banning Board) Board) father hthw clause clause that would would exempt exempt present present ttiries urn, bound by Dory tod Bay Bndfathered that area, the owners owneri from meeting the new toning awiuwbttwtonUnd.ndMtti.treetra wpuMi«lloreojw(rtnow»MldMid«il wqufrjanmtt. Hmmr, vthimnt ' - um^tbt l&rd madethe ManlliinofMwialiiiBttil^("Nowitc«n tt W Sept. » workshop bt retained ai a iJaglt home am ^ ^ jfaenuM ttt owners are not under the ' pa to convert." more. — public meetings, two of which were Ola summer, caused ale Board to reconsider. According to Board President William Cochrane, it wouldn't have been talr to grandfather one area and not any others. found dead •eventh season j«nkori»l welcomed by Baptist fUMeri win over Mustangs Seel 1, page 3 2, page 1 2, page 5 l f%» BUkwi prwulere tesue Section 2, page 12 Bdltoriab and letters Crotoword Section t, pugc 2 Section 2, page 6 , Section I, page 8 Section 2, page 18 ,: Section 1, page 3 Board consultant John OWeonse said tbe change was a good Idea sinst there wen other areas to zone as singlefamily. "It was a good decision to change Ocean City Home* because we're not boxed In as to the number of dwelling units we can change," tald Oldeonse. "Tnere to stUl vacant land that can be o>v«loped.Wecmlowtt-deMMytatne undeveloped areas." (Please ton to pafe U) or ii protected by islands and •and' ban. Rivers, estuaries, Inland bays, sounds and bay*—all the lngredlenti In this natural rtaw of protected water routes. The waterway's utttaUHteftl* beta "ttertfwn»*«long ttie bm«i» of tbtm calmer waters. Industry thrived. Produce antf product* wtrt tno> sported Inexpensively upjand down the Mtern seaboard, along with travelers and Information, creating a mighty transportation system on water. Names «f> English settlers, Indian tribes survive and descriptive titles In (Please turn to page 17) 67% hike dm Point sewer rates catching up with By MARGIE BOWEN Sentlnd-Ledger Staff SOMERS POINT - After « yean without a rate Increase, the sewerage authority Is railing 111 costs for the service 67 percent to wen here. The increase, which win take effect Jan. 1, was approved by the local authority at its Monday night meeting and will Increase the average singlefamily dwelling cost 151.50. This means that the minimum rate for be avenge user will Increase from 176.50 to $128. TOON using garbage disposal units will pay another p annually Instead of the cui rent |ft charge. According to Samuel H. Tucker Jr., president of the local authority, the need br an Increase at this time was precipitated by a drop of »1S8.000 ac crued In Interest ntw which offset the need to raise customer rates, He also attributed the Increase to a steady increase in new customers and a need to revise the rate schedule wben revenues don't meet fiscal obligation. Accordihg to a letter to euatMMH, Francis A. Ooekt. | the autbgrteji ditionfll revenue was needed far 1981' However, Tucker said he dldnt know how many customers the authority baa In the city or how much revenue win be raised by the Increase. "Witt the loss of Interest income due to a drop In the interest rate and the growth in the area, we were hit all In one year," Tucks gaid yesterday "It's Just like in your own household when the car breaks down." Ihe Semen Fatal Mmnfi AnttxMr m ere.tod In ISO, BBMNT, whso fii state authored the mmnm of r]i regional sewerag»jj|tem by tM (Plrnae ta Strathmere annexation In a mow tbat would allow It to ridltaelfoftbtreiponaihBltyoftbji amng juwap wafar Uppar TownaWp ottldaU oU«*dt»ighoring8M Udtihbri8lkC village of StrattmMre. :.< the SmOnd-Ltd^r has lMn*T that the amaasJtop pwppaal w«e offered in a letter dated ytntakty to * Sea Isl* CommlMianeri mm Townatito 8olicttor Smm Waldron. provuM an tnuiduunect Isle's existing water company. However, tbe letter âteo states that any water ri*tainh*rttod with Aramingo mutt stay with tt» tswnbip. "It would be nice to haw tie entire island," said Sea Isle Oty (Please ton to pafe IT) Firehouse issue is coming doom to three choices SOMERS POINT-In light of a recent appellate court ruling that upheld On status quo of the firefighters issue here, Mayor Harvey L. Smith said the city will mo decide whether it will continue sharing the use of the Bethel Road flrehouse, condemn the property, or build a new facility for the city's fire dpeartment. Smith told The Sentinel-Lodger earlier this week that he expects the matter to be discussed In closed, personnel session by the City Council Oct. 13, "As I see It, the ball is In our park now. The lawyeri and tte Judgei have had their day," Smith said. 'Tve been thinking of it carefully and we have to make a decision to settle mis one way or another." Last Thursday, a three-Judge appellate panel of judge John L Ard, Morton I. Greenberg and Theodore W. Trautweln ruled In favor of Superior Court Judge L. Anthony Gibson's May Voter sign-up deadline Neit Tuesday, Oct. 11 U the deadline to register for voting la the Nov. 1 general election. Registration or Information about voterellglblllty ii available through fee municipal clerk's office. Citizens should remember Oat Monday It a legal holiday and Oat government offices will be closed. 17, '982 ruling that the former city volunteer firefighters own the property andbuUdlng at the Bethel RoadandN«w Jersey Avenue flrehouaes, hat mat share the use of tbe Betbel Road houat with the city's current tee department In Its response to tbe ruling, the panel said Oat in "the findings of fact, cogently and amply articulated in the carefully detailed and thoughful written oplnlon...could reeonably have bean reached on sufficient credible evidence present In the entire record." Except for Gibson's ruling that new firemen must be between the agea of H and 35 (the appellate panel changed It to 18 due to>aiitata alatuto) the Judges found (Please ton to page If) •MaiylMMrl It may not be Carnegie Hall, but this quartet playing Inside the Gyro restaurant on Mh provided entertainment for those enjoying the Indian Summer Weekend, PAGE 2 — SECTION ONE THE SENTINEL-LEDGER. OCEAN CITY, N.J. THUR! COLUMBUS DAY SAI Men's Fall and Winter SUITS 25% OFF Botany Palm Beach John Weitz Size* 3* to » SDort Regular Uonfl -Nun em— nrufxxr COLUMBUS DAY WEEKEND 3 Day Sales • Fri., Sat., Mon., Select Group of Ladies' MEMBERS ONLY JACKETS 25% OFF -LMHM JMIM • M PI. Ml DOT,- "Everything For Halloween" COSTUMES MASKS ACCESSORIES Costumes from $3,79 to $5,99 Masks from 19* to '9.00 FOR TEENAGES 8. ADULTS • Masks Caps • MaKe-Up GARE BEARS Have Arrived! Cut-outs ready to Sew and Stuff, We have; FRIEND BEDTIME FUNSHINE WISH SEAR GOOD LUCK CHEER BEAR BIRTHDAY M.98 ea. -tKMmMpM MM FMAL CLEARANCE 30% OFF Every Item In : Our Garden .: Center p ttoyMowwr* 10% OFF i- Seperates By MODERN JUNIOR 30% OFF Slacks • Tops • Skirts Black and Eggplant • Sizes 5-13 rvg.*29.00to a 41.00 NOW J 20.30 UnW to Flaw- '28,70 All Fall BLOUSES 15% OFF refl. $12.00 to 135.00 NOW '10.20 to '29.75 Slits 1-44 Asst, Colors • Prints iy Ship N'Shore • Lady Manhatten • Gaby Laura May Tailored 8. Dressey DISCOUNT SALE On all Types of Window Treatment NRSH DELMAR! LEVELOR! LOUVER! DRAPES! Woven Woods • Pleated Verosol and Soft Light Shades • Verticals Mini Blinds • Custom Window Shades 15% to 45% OFF Receive an additional $10.00 CASH ENERGY CREDIT direct from DelMaron Energy Saving Products, Minimum 10 Sq. Ft, HUGE SELECTION OF FABRICS FOR Custom Made Draperies Slipcovers • Upholsttry REDUCED 15% jMti-TMrOMr y VERY SPECIAL PURCHASE Cannon Royal Family COMFORTERS Twin reg. $38.00 OUR PRICE mM Full, Queen 8, King rtfl.IA0.00 to $70.00 OURPRICi •34.95- Solids • Dots • Stripes Prints • Reversible oyHiDw Keand Fl. Toon* Itc.l.lof Open fiOO - SiOO P.M. Mon. thru Thurs. ft Sat Open Friday Evening 'til 9 Dial 399-5511 BOYSWEAR Warm Up To Winter SALE Fall and Winter JACKETS New Fail Colors Lined8.Unlir.ed iy Campus SltMl-M Rack of WHITE SWAN UNIFORMS 20% OFF Mmmom. tmantwim EVERY AREA RUG NOW ON SALE! Machine Washable Reversible Rugs TAVERN BY CHAPEL - Multi Colors reg, NOW SOFTRED BY CHAPEL-MuW Colon *31.99 OLD STONE BRAIDED RUGS , Green and Brown 5'i"xS'5" %n.99 *63.99 8*3"xn'2" $139.ft '111,89 «J7W«tAv.. VERY SPECIAL PRICE '689.00 reg.»719.00 wlffi niv HfMUnOifft UK •• IPHVHT • PHHUMnMraflMMt ICCMMIC* AuMnwDclaMMMr ' DM MIMMM* OUNAWMlTt* Stal Stt «W -N Cwnn ^ SWEATERS 20% Asst. of Fall Colors in Crew Neck VNeck • Argyles Cables • Flat Knits • Flrtt Floor- Cape May County's Largest Department Store 8th STREET and ASBURY AVENUE N»PrM(Rtfrtatnilor MeMintAKXi. Choice of either White or Almond lWlM«nV Mk Midi A«MM »u» IWBI tîtittyumtnmin mmm . \ ,- 3Waysu>"Chflrgeir BALI BRA SALE 40% OFF Our Selection of pretty Comfortable Styles NOT ALL SIZES AVAILABLE ind Floor Men's an SMALL LEA 20% Wai lets • Key Card Cases • < Buxton • Baroi Anne Kleir Borelli • P BEAUTYKESr, MWIPEDIC M NOW Sffi NOW HJU Mn't • FULL $ JM,*J $2W.95ei i mn Sim»w! S MM! OUWN I nwi mnmm i m.n 5449.95«t % urn KINO iiji».« wm.Mm 11,079.95 $599.93MI ii.ijj.j, t »mn*ttmm RNALCLOSEOUTOKS FURNITURE SamunfleiiriP.V.C. NOW % PRICE
PAGE 2 - SECTION ONE THE SENTINEL-LEDOER, OCEAN CFTY, N,J. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 8,1M» Men's Fall and Winter SUITS 25% OFF Botany Palm Beach John Weitz Sim M ton Short Regular Long FintFMr COLUMBUS DAY WEEKEND 3 Day Sales • Fri., Sat., Mon., Select Group of Ladies' MEMBERS ONLY JACKETS 25% OFF -Udw Jtcun »vi PI nw Mff.- "Iverythlng For Halloween" COSTUMES MASKS ACCESSORIES Costumes from $3.79 to $5,99 Masks from 19« to'9.00 FOR TEENAGES 8. ADULTS - Masks Caps • AAaKeUp TsrUM • M4 Mawt *w. CARE BEARS Have Arrived! Cut-outs ready to Sew and Stuff. We have: FRIEND BEDTIME FUNSHINE WISH BEAR GOODLUCK CHEER BEAR BIRTHDAY M.98 ea. rtHp M.FMr RNAL CLEARANCE 30% OFF Every Ittm In Our Garden Center vxccpt Lflwn BoyMowvrt 10% OFF Seperates By MODERN JUNIOR 30% OFF Slacks • Tops • Skirts Black and Eggplant • Sizes 5-13 reg. •29.00 to Ml.00 NOW $ 20.30 to *28.70 —tpartMiMr MOM Floor- AH Fan BLOUSES 15% OFF reg. $12.00 to $35.00 NOW '10.20 to '29.75 Sizes 8-44 Asst, Colors • Prints ty Ship N* Shore* Lady Manhatten • Gaby Laura May Tailored &Dressey DISCOUNT SALE On all Types of Window Treatment MRSH DELMARl LEVELOK LOUVER! DRAPES! Woven woods • Pleated Verosol and Soft Light Shades • Verticals Mini Blinds • Custom Window Shades 15% to 45% OFF Receive an additional $10.00 CASH ENERGY CREDIT direct from DelMaron energy Saving Products. Minimum 10 Sq. Ft. HUGE SELECTION OF FABRICS FOR Custom Made Draperies Slip Covers • Upholstery REDUCED 15% VERY SPECIAL PURCHASE Cannon Royal Family COMFORTERS Twin reg. $38.00 OUR PRICE »29.95- Full, Queen & King r«l. $40.00 to $70.00 OURRRICi •34,95' Solids • Dots • Stripes Prints • Reversible ^TfMfi Plttf —«l«yia»B«pt.— Mcand PI. Tgptf Mealltar Open 9:00 • SiOO P.M. Mon. thru Thurs, & Sat. Open Friday Evening 'til f Dial 39? 5511 SDAY BOYSWEAR Warm Up To Winter SALE Fall and Winter JACKETS New Fall Colors Lined&Unllned By Campus —wrr MM. • wins nut- Rack of WHITE SWAN UNIFORMS 20% OFF UnMTlDia). MMPW EVERY AREA RU6 NOW ON SALE! Machine Washable Reversible Rugs TAVERN BY CHAPEL - MuM Colon reg. NOW 3'xS*#" «.« SOF-TRED BY GHAPEL-MuW Gators 3'6"x5'#" W' w *31.99 s'6" x V6" wt - ff *79i99 OLD STONE BRAIDED RUGS Green and Brown s*s"xri" m.w '63.99 *111«99 -CarpM-Amn-MPi. BfWMAVt. VERY SPECIAL PRICE '689.00 reg. $719.00 l '!>.. ll !W!t"1i!lTO^wj.W , SWEATERS 20% Asst. of Fall Colors In Crew Neck V-Neck • Argyies Cables • Flat Knits Cape May County's Largest Department Store 8th STREET and ASBURY AVENUE 3 Ways to-Charged" No-Fro«tR«frta«r»tor Medal •TIBAlKl, Choice of either White or Almond z ^^d kdoiM& aaa^&adaVj HÂ pj Wf f&ln HI V • «" MMnMr« MMHrMMliP, Automatic le* • NmM|inMM IMIhatvaa QHtfMttlr MffifiM'1vtfpflT4 M aBMMM jSvw>Sy» BALI BRA SALE 40% OFF Our Selection of pretty Comfortable Styles NOT ALL SIZES AVAILABLE •MaiMitn- Jnd Floor Wild Flowers Bonnie Doone Berkshire Solids Argyies Stripes Cables reg«75 t7.S0 MMMnr AAen's and Ladies' SMALL LEATHER GOODS 20% OFF Wallets • Key Cases • Credit Card Cases • Cigarette Cases Buxton • Baronet • St. Thomas Anne Klein • Romaine Borelli • Pierre Cardin LMM' • 111. F(, HandbW Mil • W. PI. MM'l Qapt, BEAU! YRFST, MAXIPEDIC MAXIPEDIC Uwirt A, DELUXE ilACICCARE Wtvm NOW tST 1 NOW I f NOW TWIN I 319.95 $159.95 e*. S 239.95 $129,99 W, S 269.95 S149.95ea FULL f 319.95 $209.95 e*. S 3C9.95 S179.95ei. S 339,95 S199.95ea QUEEN I 829.95 $499.95 ICI I 769.95 $449.95 Mi f 84995 S499.95 Kt KINO 11.239.95 5699.95 Kt 11,079.95 $599.95 Kt 11,159.95 $649.95 let MM. ttM PM* MW* W W Everything from SIMMONS. Famous Beautyresf mattresse^l Maxlpedic- mattresses ALLAT " UNBIUiVABLE SAVINGS, SHOP EAHLYI SAVE BIG! Famous MAXIPEDIC* pwnluni Baddin|L * "nwilrit Bit!oniilyrtvBrtls«d, factory authorized price reduction on this new line. euHtHnlddtemL The fx\y premium boxspring whleh corrms with a built-in bedboard for firm comfortable support, BEAUTYREST >; •XTIMFIBM ~'Z~ m.n * m.n t m.n • 11M.M HNAL CLOSEOUT ON SUMMER FURNITURE SanuMb «id P.V.C. MOW Vi PRICE h V =i '"'\ 'if,*'~ : '='''s' "I- ' ; "' "•" ' " tii».fn«.* 1W.MMI THURSDAY, OCTOBER 6,1M3 THl 8ENT1NEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N4, PAGE 3 — SECTION After determlaing that it violated a local ordinance, this covered wagon, cited i In the 3200 block of Anbury Avenue, wai escorted out of town by police. The wagon was used for a promotional activity In Northfleld. City launches weekender trash experiment Municipal officials have announced Ocean Qty will be candueting a trash collection experiment starting this Wweik and running through Thanksgiving. According to City Adnjinifltrator Joseph Kane, the city will place a mini-traah dumpator at the municipal afrport 25th Street and Bay Avenue, and another at the Public Safety Building, 46th Sfreet and West Avenue. Tne dampsters are being provided A ta aUow the non-resident w property owners who spend autumn weekends at their summer homes here to deposit their weekend trash ta the dumpsters on their way home. ^'Ordinarily, these visitors put their trash out at curbslde at fee end of nit weekend," Kfjyf explained. "However, • •: Weatlêr • _ iy will be party nmny ttftt Ugh temperatures around 70. The Iowa wffl be ta th> low 80s. The extended ojflook Milt for Friday npugh Sunday to be lair wM liliouMe temperatures. Tip highs wffl be ton fee upper Mi to mid 7ts with krwi h>m the upper 40s to mid B»s. rned with pretly ptootlng In taupe or Mack, loth styloi regularty $38flO. Shoe D«pt.-Flr.t Floor •thSt.SAiboryAve. Searchers find hunter dead in the woods ByMARQIEBOWEN S U d l t t B UPPER TOTOOW - A mâ oU Beedey'i Point man waj found dMri aar^ TtaMdiy mcnUng aftw apparent faramUag W» nack In 3 0 4 t U l t l h U hi «u hinting tar wife • bom and arrow. HU body m bund after an extenilve •tveii by mmwroui vohintoen and othtn. Cliffcrd T. Tiylor Sr. of Lincoln Avenue was prooounced dead at the mat at 1:06 I A Twiday by Cape May County AuUtant Medical gnmhif Dr. Waltw Qivapuro ol Woodbine attor Taylor waj found at 12:30 ajn. by FMBM puvgnnel. According to • apokeapa-BW froni the New Jmqr mu Pollc* to Port NorrU, Taylor wu reported mining by his wife and a March of the area btgn at 10:30 pjn. Monday. In addition to authorltteg from the Port NorrU Abtecon and the Patrol Untt u well PUMPKIN PIES BAKH) RESH DALY W OUfl 55TW YEAR 730 ASBURY AVE. OCEAN CITY Phone 399 1260 (tquarM at Troop A-Stata Police Headquarter! In Hammcoton memberf of the Upper Township Rescue Squad, and the ftre department* of from a da« •Uml when file atep broke and be fell approximately SO feet to fte ground. HU body m taken ~te tie Tomlln HanorflU Hospital by the Upflfr TbwmWtp Ret«i« Squad. '* Parents invited to lunch Tuckahoe, BeDe Plain Dennl«vUl« and roembera of Oct>14 ta National School school iunch and you wjl the Cape May County Lunch Week acreai the nation dUoover how delldoui
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