Oct 1983 - On-Line Newspaper Archives of Ocean City

PAGE 18 - SECTION TWO TOE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N.J. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 13.1W
TODAY (Thursday)
Friendly Seniors of St.
Peter's United Methodist
Church dinner meeting,
Steinton Room, t p.m.
Matehpolnt bridge, eoinmunity
center, 7:30 p.m.
Rotary Club meeting,
QilChl's in Somers Point, 8:30
pjn.
Ocean Charter Chapter
American Business Women'a
Association dinner meeting, 7
p.m Daniel* Restaurant.
Ocean City Card
youth center, 7 p.m. Club,
Ocean City coming events
Ocean City Lodge 171
F&AM meeting, 7;30 pm. ,
Ocean City
meting, 7:30 p.m.
Artisan No. 88 of Ocean City
meeting, Fin House TWO,
Someri Point, 8 p.m.
Serra Club meeting,
Tuckalioe Inn, 6:30 p.m.
FRIDAY
St. Mary'i Guild ECW
rummage sale In pariah hall
of Holy Trinity Episcopal
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Gnat For Slut land
Church, 9 a.m. to 8 pjn. open
to public.
Council Messiah rehearsal tor
choir, sanctuary of St. Peter's
United Methodist Church,
8:30 p.m.
Flotilla 81 Coast Guard
auxiliary, art center, 8 p.m.
Alateen meeting, St, John's
Lutheran Church, 7 pm,
Colony Club Literature SATURDAY
department meeting, 1 p.m OCHS band boosters antique
and craft show on Music
Fi«r, B a,m, to 4 pm, __.
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Happy Hoofern danet on
Music Pier, 8:30 p.m. Admission
$3.
Ocean City Community
Center annual Autumn
Harvest Ball, Atlantic City
County dub. Music by Paul
Mann Orchestra. Silent
auction featured.
St. Augustine's flrst communion
parents meeting,
school hall, 7:30 pm,
Mainland chapter auxiliary
to Shore Manorial Hospital
antique appraisal day,
Harry's Inn, 11 ajn. Donation
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MONDAY
Exchange Club meeting,
Daniel's Restaurant, 8:30
pjn.
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youft center, 7
Colony Club meeting,
community center, | pjn.
Nomsttei meeting,
Plymouth ton, 11:30 a,m.
Dynamic Seniors SAGES,
St. Peter'i United Methodist
Oiurch, 10 i a Rocky Mti.
and Northwest Canada by
James Phillips of Sonera
Point
Ocean aty Male Chorus
rehearsal, Music Her, 7:30
pjn.
TUESDAY
Humane Society meeting,
youth center, 8 pjn. Open to
the public.
Ocean City Historical
Society annual meeting, MS
Wesley Av. B pjn, Slide
presentation with tape of
Vatican treasure and guest
speaker Maria Powell
discussing Tuck«r Were,
porcelain china. Open to the
public.
Shore Memorial Hospital
Ocean City auxiliary meeting,
Crab Trap, 13; JO pm,
Alcoholics Anonymous
meeting, Holy Trinity
Episcopal Church baS, 30th
Street and Bay Avenue, 7 pjn.
Alanon meeting, st John's
Lutheran Church, 8:30 p.m.
Jolly Bidders bridge,
community center, 7:30 p.m.
Bl Friendship
Qub meeting, 12:30 pjn.
Klwanis Club meeting,
Hymouth Inn. 12:11 pjn.
Lions Club matting,
Harry 1 ! Im, 1 pm.
Women's Cooperative
League meeting, youth
enter, P am.
Veterans of WW1 No. 2206
meeting, American Legion
HaU.lp.rn.
Chess Club, youth center, 7
pjn.
Beta Sigma Phi meeting, I
pjn.
Eunangettee meeting, 6:30
pjn.
THURSDAY
Annual welcome night for
new resident*, Intermediate
school, Uth Street and Bay
Avenue, 7:30 pjn. Sponsored
by Ocean aty chamber of
Commerce.
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Card Club, Zoning Board meeting,
council chambers, 7:30 pm.
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American Legion meeting,
Uth Street and -Haven
Avenue, I pjg.
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Letters to the editor cont'd
from page
Sadistic sex oil
TV appalling
Politicians get tilings
done—for themselves
R*atod movies on the regular Editor. Sentinel-Ledger: eumsttnea or oast, the work
able network.
the only way to get something will be done.
I consider this type of sales done in this city Is to be a I was advised by the ettv
pitch an unnecessary per- politician, I guess.
derk to call the dty manager
sonal violation to those of us For yean now we have and I did so. As far as I could
wife a moral conscience and talked with the city about the get was bis secretary. She
especially to our children bay backing up into our street called me back and said,
whom we must attempt to and back driveway during "This is fee last work to be
protect from the sinful nature high tide. Mr. Hyland sat in done on Sweetwater Court
of our society.
my house and told me mat a before fee city accepts It."
Respectfully In check valve could be Installed If thin be the case why are
and would be looked tats. fee city workers dang the
Christ Jesus, After about a year be again work and who is paying the
Cindy Pierfy came back to my house and tun
OceanClty said yea, It could and one
would be put on order. Now a
I guess It really doesn't
Editor's note; A copy of couple yean later — nothing
matter if you are a politician.
this Utter went to has been done.
The city council and the
Qabtmttrtalnmgnt, vMch
mayor just seem not to be
We can not leave our can
acquired Ttleprompter
able to get along in making
last summer.
on the street when we know
decisions for fee city. So who
it's high tide and when It la
Ugh tide, we cannot take our
made this one?
ears out of the garage. I know,
SamuelS. Lappen
Meeting because a couple years back
Ocean City
we had high tide during the
night and I had two can Oat Support
the water was an Inch deep
would
Inside, when I got up In the
morning.
Also, we have made many apartment
help town complaints about fee condition
of fee driveway and
now the water lays in It. So pets
Editor, Sentinel-Ledger: I what do they do? They come
think that It Is lugh time that up and patch a few holes and Editor, Sentinel-Lodgerwe
the people who live here say it's aO they can do Assembly BUI 1288 which
main oursleves heard. Let usbecause
the city has never would permit tenants in
hold a town meeting tor the accepted it from tbe builder. apartment houses to keep pets
benefit of our community. We can't get the city to do win soon be voted on in fee
Maybe fee League of Women anything for us, but thi! New Jersey Senate.
Voter* could be helpful in this morning they started to dig up We feel that this bul which
endeavor.
a perfectly good street, from provides for certain
what I could see, and are
Tbe city fathers should all
restrictions on the tenant and «.
going to lay a new one, Yea, a
attend, and an open question
grants rights of recourse to **
politician lives on feat street
and answer period should
fee landlord Is fair to all
The street la Sweetwater
mtue.
concerned.
Court and the Ocean City
Let us leave ill the
We strongly urge your
mayor live* on this afreet.
bickering and small-
readers to call or write their
mindedness at home and see My wife called City HaD and senators In support of this Mil.
what we can do as a com- bind out this street has not Many New. Jersey
munity. What direction are yet been accepted by fee city. residents, especially the
we heading? What positive How come they can make this elderly and those whole pet Is
functions do we want from our a new street when officially their only "family." are
elected ofnflals?
fee dty does not ret own it? anxiously awaiting passage of
If we do not make oursleves
Bayland Drive was down this bill. _
heard then we have no basis to
long before Sweetwater Court
NinaAustenberg 9
oomplain in the future. If you
and yet they keep telling us
Mid-Atlantic
think mis is a viable idea (how
feey have not accepted our
Regional Director
about a monthly town
street or driveway from fee The Humane Society of
meeting) call the League and
builder.
theUnitedStatw
request their help.
So, you can set what I
Martha Rouge mean. D you are a politician,
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OeeonCity no natter what the qir- CLASSIFIED ADS
BRING RESULTS
HOWAT&T
SHAREHOLDERS
CAN LEARN
TO TAKE ADVANTAGE
OF A REAL BREAK.
Vbu'fe probably owe that AT&T Is scheduled to split up on the
first of next year. But you mfly aill be confused about what this
means for you.
Now Merrill lynch offers a special teminar-tspedaliy for AT&T
shareholders-uTat 1 s deslpied to end the^confuston.
V^ll discuss divestiture and how It works, how your holdings will
bt affected, what altematlves-such rfa new unit trust sponsored
by Merrill lynch-are available to sharehoWfrs, and what potential
the new spurvoff companies and a deregulated Ma Ml hold.
Of course, time will also be set aside to answer your specific
questions. What's more your attendance assures that you will
receive updated information from Merrill Lynch, along with advance
notice of future AT&T seminars.
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Seaside symposium
Keeping
will cost, experts say
Mayor Jack Miner at tto Soimr t&iWWBt erosion of the beaches wnito
Jersey Sta Frontier Sympoiiyin Friday not inowtag for the taxpayers
important issue in the region.
"There is nothlngmore Important ttim
the soil we are sitting on, or rfnuld be
MWng on," fee mayor said. "Today we
are sitting on fee water. Last year we
were sitting on sand."
. However, Blttner contends feat fee
bMchM ibouldn't be maintained at a
great cost to fee taxpayers.
"Wehave to continue to look for ways
ttme," BWn«r said. "We have to coma
n with solutions feat are affordable."
But StewMt FirreB, Mwctato
profMacr of marint adence at Stodttoo
He advocates an ongoing teach ffl
program to counterbalance fee erosion
of t£e city's beaches.
(Please ton to page 11)
Shore protection
bond issue pushed
While fee postMtnmar warn wwt
(oiling ashore Friday on the M W«w
fee Muate Pier him state and local
government officials and •&•
vtaxunentallsbj "f*^ th«
dUcuating the n«d for flabfe wayi to
prevent or retard (ha wlnUr M
damage prooeM. The dlacuaikna Mn
part of the South Jerwy ha FrooUar
aympoBluni sponsored by y fe fee coaital
oommittot* of f Cape Say, S Atlantic, lti
Owan and Monmooth Counties.
BatltlahkmoMy totoplement beach
prwarvatton proVicti and although the
Haw Jersey Department of Environmental
Protection DBF doesn't
umatty take • position on bond Issues,
there was obvious support of the $60
mflUsn ftwe Protection toad facing fee
votara Nov. « by efeer symposium
participants.
(Please tare to page U)
m, While Uie new evahiatioo lucrea»«l the aUMBmtiits on ail properly,
vacant land was toe most affected by iuppiy and demand f acton.
aaieasroents here are strnpt)
•plated to mat old economic rule of
supply and damand, aceerdmg to dly
4ax assessor James Andrea and OlMn
Selhorst, president of Appralaal Sur-
Veys, Inc., the Cherry HID firm which
conducted the local property
.revaluation.
"Right now there's a demand for
vpcjiht lots,'' Andrea explained Tuesday.
"There's a scarcity dtbuiMibto land.
And' the slate IB only very slowly
') pleasing permits to utOti* tb«
wrtlands?'
Acoordms to Sotlbtnt, i
taXibl* propertia*, ttxts
most taxes
wert in effect thU y»sr. The tetter uv
•tructedproperty owners to cal fee arm
days of IU receipt to
•range a pubBc review aearion with a
Bm reprawntatlvB. However, Andrea
saM that calls would be accepted at any
ttmMtocttrrora can be corrected until
mW-Deeember.
and more,
(Please nun tePagtll)
• •
aty, N,J. mm Tnureday,Oi|»litt'20,lW3 Two Sections Price25
City PabUc RelatioBs Director Mart Soifer and RNreatton Dtareetor
Donald Pileggl burn their "memorandum of understanding"
contracts with the city on the Music Pier yesterday to focus attention
to the Nov. 8 election salary referendum, "Nobody's paying attention,"
Soifer laid. "The only way to tell people something is to get
their attention." The referendum will determine whether six city
management employees receive their 1983 salaries or continue to be
paid at the 1982 level. Three of the employees have fetnee left their
positions. Soifer laid he invites signers of the referendum petition to
state why they believe city employees shouldn't receive the raises
they were contracted for.
Faint
Firemen:
Bingo!
ByMABGIEBOWEN
8«mieUUd|erBMI
Bmm POWt - The .
Gtunei of Chance Control Commls^o in
Newark has ordered the city of Somers
Point to issue a Map Uonsa to the
former fin company here, clearing fee
group of misappropriation of funds
charges and sanctioning It as an ofndally
r«ogni»d fire company and a
bona fide charltibte organliatiai.
In Its Uw&> fl"«l decision and crder,
fee "fsnmlirl"n aa well as fee state attorney
general's office found feat the
city's arguments for not issuing Somers
Point Volunteer lire Company One a
bingo license on Aug. IB, IM wen
"unpersuaslve" and gave fee city 10
calendar days from fee Oct. 12 execution
«f the order to Issue a license, according
to Assistant Attorney General Kathy
Suga.
According to the findings of facts
issued with the order, City Council when
denying a bingo renewal to the former
(ire company based its denial on fee
grounds mat the fire company was not
found to be the city's "officially
recognlxed" fire department and feat
the application want specific enough aa
to the "charitable purposes" for which
the proceeds would be donated.
Another reason, although not appearing
in the dty minutes but brought
to fee Commission's attention by City
Solicitor Jeffery April during a hearing
on fee matter, was the alleged raiauso of
funds from 1967 to IM by the former
company.
The Commission document stated feat
according to fee accountant's report,
which was prepared for the city during
Bugauon, »7S,O72 was "used for a purpose
not stated In fee license appUcatlon."However,the
document notes
that when questioned by the Commission
as to what purpose the proceeds In
(Please turn to page 17)
15 arrested ia Sea Isle drag raid Section i, page 3
Twhtpiauntln Music Pier concert Section 1, page l
Hundreds expected for half-marathon run.. Section % page 11
Rakkrs down MUlvUle after 23 years laps*,, Section 2, page 9
Mtatlaad Notes ........i
O«aiiCtty Notes ....>
EdKoriaU ^^ and letters
..,;.. Section 1, page 15
Mi,,.SeeUoBl,pagei4
,, Section 2, page 2
.Section 2. page n
. Section 1. page II
..Section 1, page 3
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Gangini named
superintendent, I
not division head
ByANTTAJ.8PIEGEL
Senttnel-LednerStalf
Alfred J. Gangini, a local
contractor, became superintendent
buildings and repair within thi city's
Division of Public Works Monday, Urn
Sentinel-Ledger his learned, The announcement
was made by aty Administrator
Joseph Kane In executive
session last Thursday.
Gangini succeeds Marvin Tucker
whose retirement Is effective Nov. 17.
Kane previously planned to name
Gangini as bead of the division despite
overwhelming opposition from aty
Cbundl. The administrator said he
postponed the appointment to await Job
qualifications from Civil Service. Kane
sold Gangini mat tpj»nHi»flHi«» for bom
positions but that the administrator
thought him more suited to fee
superintendent's Job ,
"Mr. Gangini is uniquely qualified lor
Mr. Tucker's position as it deals with
what's traditionally known as the trades
- building, electric, plumbing," Kane
yesterday said. "He will provide far the
necessary Input Into the Public Works
Department."
Meanwhile, Rlcliard Snyder,
wfflconttmto tBrre M tM 6>^w£
acanshaad. -•!
llavw Jack BiMner asJd Itot (
mm is the taxpaj*t. Mr.
salary U about 1)6,000.
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