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PAGE 12 — SECTION ONE THE SKNTINKLLb:iX.ER, OCEAN CITY, WJ. THURSDAY. OCTOBER 27, HB- Mayor, £ormer Council prexy vie (ran page 1) and during her DM term economically efficient A resident of the dty for « worked on public buildings, A licensed real estate years, ttrty served on fee A soft-spoken man, Fon- finance and fire and rescue representative since 1972, highway and library comts. 42. U a firm believer In committees. Recentlv he wait HU, who lives on West New mittees and the police com. the state cap la«r« governing elected president of the newly Jersey wife his wife Judy and mittee. He was the usUtant budgeting. He views MmMlf • formed Senior Citizen!' three children, is actively foreman of the highway, conservative Democrat Adviiory Board, involved with fee Semen department tor seven yaara An airline pilot with Democrat Charles E. Point Little League and fee and has been a member of the Eastern Airlines, Fontana Murray of Rutgers Road U Starks Football Association. local Planning Board for 10 moved here from New York yean, serving u Its chair- ' seeking to unseat Kesnlg. A following an honorable retired businessman, he has Going up against HOI for fee man Bar four yean. discharge from the US. Air lived in the area for over 10 First Ward Council teat bring Although Wi Urea con- Force A 17-year resident of years and U an active vacated by Republican secutive terns on tkt body fiomeri Point, he lives with member of St. Joseph's George Hyatt, who toni ended in IMS when he Ml wife Nancy (nee Mum- Catholic church. seeking reelection, is one- resigned Am to health reason John Hill Charles Murray Clalr Kesnig ford) and their three children m Broadway. He maintains Although he han't held a time Councilman Carty who he too is running en his feat Mi job will allow him to local office, he has served as served rune years on fee local Cbundl experience. be available to the public. fee chief of fee Pennsylvania governing body. Management workers score salary petitioners Inheritance Taiei in Coundlwoman Keanlg first Philadelphia, was executive entered the local political Odls 'cap*Iowa 'blessing' "While expensive and and Uvtttte*, the dflr wguld explain why we don't dewrve one of the leaden W director of fee Philadelphia scene three yearn ago when useless law suits Initiated by have been in terrible trouble oar 1983 salaries," the required to be on :1hr, Fair Housing Commission, she secured her first term on and wai a member gf fee Freeholder William E. news relMM. "I strongly feel fee mayor and his small right in the middle of me atatemait centtnued. program, I think thja shojMS< Qty Council after winning fee Philadelphia Zoning bard of Sturm Jr. feels fee much that budget cap lawi referendum committee were toutt MUOB," they con- lack of confidence on ttWr Nit from newcomer Adjustments. criticized and maligned should eonttnu and the disrupting the atf this tinued- "Now the people whs The managers appeared part," Soifer continued. "Djih Democrat Jeff Morris for the "cap" laws, which place position vacated by Democrat He served three years in the tapaytag puDflc should fight summer, management and Darted all the turmoil want to lu«»day on • taped television PUeggl and I repreMdtarf limitations on a growth In WUllamCamp. U.S. Army and was appointed any steal to makes tarn," employeej worked efficiently penaH*e three of the debate concerning the ourselves. We didn't ask for »: a federal veterans advisor property taxation, have been to keep Ocean Cite operating manager* who helped to off* referendum on Teleprompter spokesman to give tilrr- Billing herself a niUtJme and is active in veterans a "blessing" to fee individual potiHveh/," set thdrexpcMlve folly," the Channel I. The program win views." •• TABLES AVAILABLE eouncllwoman, ihe U organisations taxpayer. This U the statement Issued datenent continued, be aired next week, Pileggi and Soifer thanl^l currently the chairperson of FOR CRAFT SHOW (We Council committees — In fee First Ward, "Budget cap laws have by Don Pileggi and Mark "And they will, untow "Not one of the sponsors of former Mayor CheltoV The Ocean City Arti Gaiter hading licensing and in- Democratic candidate Hill, created a situation where Soifer, two of fee three em- t«ip«y«r«reallieonc«aDdfor the petition showed up," noted Wlrnberg and the Leagu* QQ Octagon Liquid tfK M. 19 SKS^? 0351 99= Corned Beef Brisket '1.69 AUVAN.sRpM.i.lMLgiutMWHtMtNtU. Canned Soda THICK CUT. MORTON S. _ . , The Appy Place The Frozen Food Places USD* HEOULAROH M ^% • LINSAUFB CHOICE" T^M I Store Sliced ,. I • Roast Beef . STORE SLICID, ShopRlli MUtNSTER, PROVOLONI OR American Cheese .i,». l 1rf29 CARANDO Stick Pepperoni '2.99 Health & Beauty Aid! TalLF'S IM',! OH CAPSULESI Tylenol Ex. 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VMiK II — SECTION ONE THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N.J. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 27, I9K3 Upper voters will decide on expanded Township Committee in November i" .tiiini cd from page 1) Former Upper Township » Mayor Charles Coiiiboone just rtcpntly threw hu hat in the ring for a three-year, term It was his wife PaWcia who took the unoontested Democratic primary riei hert in .limt. However, job obligations forced her out of the race and she was replaced by her huiband who ended his mayoral career in 1977. Write-in Democratic candidate George Sherby of Palermp is seeking a two-yeir term on the body, going up Hpinst McDonough for that rnsilion. Independent candidates Bruho tropeano, Evelyn Roth otid'. former Mayor Frank Kruk Sr have all pulled out of tfje face •Beyel, of Marmora, sees the retenuon of gross receipts taxes the major issue facing township residents. He laid he «iH. fight any moves that wjmld take gross receipts from the municipalities rating such rateables and sfiSfing them with other cJjBfnuniBes, r^They {communities Making gross receipts) have npf; run their government Daniel Beyel efficiently, " Beyel jaid referring to cities such as Camden and Newark that would like to see such revenue come its way, Beyel, the president of Boulevard Liquors on Roosevelt Boulevard in Marmora, maintains a municipality should be run like a business and that government should insure that it "lives within its means," The continuing growth of the township should be blended with the old portions d the municipality, Beyel said adding that steps to insure water quality should be taken, A graduate of Drexel University with a bachelor of. science and a master in business administration degrees, leytl has secved u a member of the Township Committee since 1979. During hii first term of office he sei ved as director of revenue and finance; he was deputy mayor during this past term of office. In addition, he served as treasurer for Municipalities for A Fair Don't Miss The Sentinel-Ledger's 6th ANNUAL WHAT'S^ OOKING TABLOID SUPPLEMENT Publication Date Thurs., Nov. 10th ATTENTION MERCHANTS Don't miss out on one of the most successful publications of the year I TOMORROW Friday, October 28th will be the final day to reserve copy for WHAT'S COOKING '83 Call Now 399-5411 Filled with local feature stories. Hundreds of delicious recipes submitted by your friends and neighbors. i • Reach 9 out of 10 homes in Ocean City plus extensive coverage in other local areas. This is the perfect spot for your ad. This unique supplement stays in the home for many weeks (sometimes months) and is referred to over and over again! Reserve your space now in this special edition. And be sure your advertising material reaches us by Tomorrow. Friday, October 28th JUST DIAL 399-5411 Ask for the Advertising Dept. Sefitinekkdger IDf ItnItrnl OcnnCllr, New !••'•.'•'M2J* John McDonough Share from 187M1 and U president of the Cape May County League of Municipalities. He has served as trustee, treasurer and captain of the Marmora Volunteer Fire Company and treasurer of the board of flrt commissioners (District 3) since 1975 In addition he has served an the Upper Township Republican Committee leader. EHLuzio, of Tuckahoe, also thinks gross recipts revenue should be retained in Upper. "I believe we need a little more of character and Integrity in Township Hall/' DiLuzlo said, adding that he will act "for the betterment of all residents not Just a few." Thi owner of Wvervlew Campground and DiLurio's farm as well as having been a bus driver for Upper Township schools for 30 years, Dil.uzio sees environmental issues as a great concern to the township. A lifelong township resident, he is a graduate of Ocean City High School, Is past commander of thg Tuckahoe American Legion post, as well as the Veterans of Foreign Wari post in Corbin City, He is «upervlsor of the Cape-Atlantlc Soil Conservation District, director of the Cape May County Board of Agriculture, member of the Legislative Committee of the Capi May County Board of Agriculture and is OOP county committeeman for District One In Upper Township, this election wiH mark MeDonough's second fry for Township Committee, Last year he lost the primary to Ruth MUlward, an event that ed the split between the George Sherby Charles Cossaboone two GOP facHons. A ll-yeir resident of Upper Township, McDonough 37, lives on Hope Corson Road in Seavule with his wife Louise and 3-year-old daughter Jennifer, Coordinator of special services at the Avalon Elementary School Mc- Donough views the Cape May County Municipalities Utilities Authority landfill, being placed on the Upper- Woodbine border, as the biggest issue facing resident* tare, together with the retaining of gross receipts 'axes. He said he feels that Upper jhould have representatlai on the MUA, Experienced Professional Employees Save the Taxpayer Money • •• While the mayor and referendum petitioners win dragging the City into coitty litigation, CHy managers and employee* win efficiently doing their Jobs to hoM the CHy together... Let the mayor and petitioners know once and for all that you won't totenti their wasteful and disrupting tactic* that have already cost the taxpayer* $75,000. VOTE NOVEMBER 8th Protect your Investment In professional management OfHftd anffHM tar t>v tfl* |ro£»isnal Mm.fwm.fi! Turn, D« P>il*g?l. Marli Miltr ThanJustFueH ULMER'S COLOR TV SERVICE 398 By inereasing the TowniUp CommittM from three to flvi member!, McDonou|h believes mart rMfflirti wffl be represented and .the governing body more productive. He feeli the Township Committee should look into an alternative to , providing a police force — a move that was rejected down by voten tare years ago. "It was voted down and that was It; nothing else was considered." he said. In addition, McDonough feels that development throughout the township with the Increased traffic It brings should lead to a re-evaluation of streets and highways. Democratic write-in Committee hopefuli Sherby, who is going up against McDonough for the two-year position, feels there ire a variety of concerns facing Upper Township including Strathmere'i water problem and crime throughout the municipality. Robert Jeffers Sherby, 4S, Uve» with hU wtft Jo Beth and three children on South Short Road In Palermo. He Is a senior buyer for Atlantic Electric'i purchasing department where he has worked for 14 years. Cossaboone was unavailable for comment about his views on t«ue»ai of presstime. Independent candidate Jeff era of Palermo feels that by his election and that of rumingmate Franklin Sack, the Republican party In Upper will be reunited. "The main reason I am running U to try to unite the Republican Party," hi said adding that hell trying to win over support for the Upper Township Republican dub. He too feels that the landfill project should be watched carefully by a township representative. "It's in our own back yard and we don't even have a say," Jefferi add. In addition, he feels that law enforcement should be upgraded in the township either through securing additional State Police to patrol the area or through a neighborhood watch program, Eventually, the candidate braces population dictating Franklin Sack \_ a regional police force for the"' area/ "But at thin tune for iu,T would like to see tougher lawC so ttat when we do catchthem, they Just don't get thetr' • hands slapped," be said. Jeffer's, 36, is a member sir the Seavtlk Fire Company Marmora Ellu Club and me MiUvllle American Legion, ' He la an acttve member of tl» - Upper Township Planning Board and a former member - of the Upper Township * recreation committee. He and Ms wife Elizabeth,« former Upper Township school teacher, own an*; operate Jeffers' Florist He Is •' a fourth generation farmer here. Back, who la running with Jeffers for a three-year twrt, refused to talk with Th« Sentinel.lMlgar or offer hU views for publication. A resident of Tuckahoe, Sack was assistant building inspector for sJz years. He served on the local recreation committee for the past fife years and is no w in his second term as a member of the Upper Township Planning Board. > Hi is a member of the VPW, the Tuckahoe American. Legion Post, and a founding member of the Upper Township Republican Club established over 30 years ago. In addition, he served as a member of the Upper TowmMp Rescue Squad and is a life-member of the Tuckahoe Fire Company, A retired general foreman for Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company where he was an ton worker, he Is currently pursuing a hobby raising dams, —Margie Bowen CHRISTMAS BAZAAR AT CHURCH NOV. 5 The United Methodist Women's Society of Wesley United Methodist Church, Petersburg, will hold its annual Christmas bazaar in the church hall on Saturday, Nov. S, Handmade articles will be sold as well as homemade baked goods, The bazaar will open at 10 a.m. with lunch served from 11 a.m. to 1 pjn,, open to the public, Energy Services Nc Air Conditioning Rtfrtoirition Heating Plumbing RMidflntlai Commercial Sale* StrvlCB In«allati6n 1. HUMMIIM MntM CMtrKtt AvtMHl 3. LMfi TMM|I C«NMf«t^ i AbtMptfcfl CMtn UmMtt Wt opiraH, maintain, npiif and upgrade Syittmt .,„.. Equipment that eonwtM, control, convert, and MMtrVlH ^ _ 8 • also available — PROFESSKOHAL WINTER HOUSE WATCH ;, Relax when your house is unoccupied & we will provide: • Weekly house cheeks • Daily house checks when temp* erature Is below freezing • Notification of any signs of break-ins or damages ! • Plumbing A heating needs promptly attwdsd to on your authorization CALL: R. W. BARNES wtrnn THURSDAY, OCTOBER 27,19U Ddn't pay'a lot' £OT phone device, board advised By KATHY JEROME compatible with the equipment. School Board President Donald Johnson questioned ChrUtlne Carney, en- Qimey concerning aerWctag municationi expert and down-time, to which she repreaentlng the com- replied that Stewart and munications diatribAor Ownpany does Its own nr- Stewart and Company, gave a vicing and would respond In presentation at the Oct. 12 approximately an hour and IS meeting of the Ocean City nrinutea. Board of Education, detailing One of nie features of the the operation of flit Internal system Is an emergency communlcatloni system button on classroom phonea, purchased recently for the enabling teachers to Instantly Mghachool. notify the administration Referring to the erternal office should an emergency communications system yet occur. When an emergency to be purchased, by the school button Is activated, all other district, Carney advised: calls are temporarily pushed "Get away with the least aside in order that the •mount of external switch emergency call receives thatyou can get away with; Immediate attention. Ac- don't go out and pay a lot of companying the emergency money for an outside nritch," call Is a Dashing red light on Eighty percent of tba the office phone and a tone communications in a school is which is Bounded In the office. tattoali 20 percent is external, she added. Commenting on the external communications •yittm previously being considered by the School Board, Carney taid tot Tellc SMJn'i at sophisticated m some but that the Tellc switch taflr antiquated and is still being manufactured. Another feature of the Roulon-Borg system Is a Telecenter speaker In each classroom, enabling the office to reach a teacher in. dlvldually. The teacher may give • handa-off response, a* there Is a microphone In each speaker or may respond using the dawroom phone for more privacy. Sb« further Mid Oat Mrviq#' would have been guaranteed with this system and, the casing U At only thing that has changed with fee Telic 2505. Other features Include • dock system - programmable by the school administration and changed with one finger — which passes a tone through According to Carney, be Rouien-Borg Telecenter IU a madern, sophisticated systwn, capable of handling all comraunlcationa within toe school. She further explained tha* the system has a TeWcenter I communications cratar network which controls aD-funotions of the system. speakers at the end of classes; emergency evacuation alarms; auditorium system which has a virtually accoustlcally perfect sound system; and cassette tape recorder, whereby students can preprogram messages to be piped through the school. Carney explained that fee Rooton-Borg system can be "married" wife virtually any external switch, but the phones would have to be modified sothat they would be A sample Roulon-Borg demonstration is available by Stewart and Company, according to Carney, and can be made available to the School Board at (to request. •Wish* Wax •Interior Care • Engine Detailing Pick Up and DAYTIME & EVENING APPTS. 1238 Haven Avi. TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE ACROSS 1FW) em itljMII oronloor iawVerN ilWrtth tnuoui 86 yrlDMd 30 (fountain* 38 IMpuek \ 37Smpfdlm«nt mm At |lt|t noMly U Mpudlatad 8i MM* kin ft, wWriiili-M «3 P»psl nm (M Citric r#ll.h SI Ml. Shaketpwrt tTEMUeried 81 N.Y. tum 69 Nitty look 70 Conflntd 71 Urehln DOWN 1 idtntleil 2 Augur 3 Riga native 4 Traveling Ifraa 61 low: Lit. 7 Auction 8 Shank. 8 Fumltufi •tyl« lOlimlMcly , 11 Uttered 12ThMterboK lawtilndabt 18 Lubrleatori 22 Trouble 24 Allan land 28 D«Mlllngl PREVIOUS PUZZLE SOLVED JJJJJJ JJU'J UUUU J'JJJJ JLjaJUll'ULJLI UJ'JJ JJiJ LJtJUILJLI JJuiUdJ UUULJLJU .JiJJJJ ULJU'JU UtUlJ JJUJ UJL1JJ IIULJUJ JJjJJ JJ^JJ LUUldUU JJJJJJ JULJULJU JJJJJJJ JUUtJ u/jjjj Ljuyj uuua JJUJJJJUJ ULJUUU jjjj JJJJ uauuu 28 Typist 28 Went with 31 Early Peruvian 32 Qulleleu 33 Urged 36 Sent 40 Detrolfa founder 41 PuihM 44BurMu sheep 4i Period 51 Nd wrong S3 Carved ilib SB GlraiOl SI Fishing gear 67 Sand hill SI Smoky fog BO Plaintiff 61 light: Pret. 62 Drey 6S United 10 it IS 11 12 ii Boys and girls from one of the kindergarten classes of the Somers Point School! recently visited Hacketts Farm Market hi Egg Harbor Township where they toured the market and fields. Mrs. Hackett serves the boys and girls cookies and cider. TOE SENTINEL-LEDGER, (K'EAN CITY. NJ. PAGE 15 - SECTION ONR Inspector resigns posts in two cities (continued from page 1) For about the put five yean Somers Point and Unwood have ihtred Sturts' services under the Interlocal agreement that was signed in the late 1970s. Prior to the Interiocai agreement, both communities had Its own Inspector, who worked on a part-time baste. According to Sonera Point Mayor Harvey L Smith, the dty Is currently interviewing for a replacement. In the Interim, officials from surrounding communities such as Northfleld and one Beautiful Bwoqiie STON EWAR E m $ SF 1.00 OFF WITH THIS COUPON ANOPOBCHASE OF AN? Stoneware ComDleter Piece MtATMflRKCT FRESH PORK CENTER CUT PORK CHOPS FHIiH WB PORTION Rib End Pork Roast FMSH TOHK " Assorted Pork Chops «, 1,19 H* 60% LEANIR THAN 1ACON Swift Sizzlean Created By HEARTHSIDE THIS WEEK: SALAD PLAT!69 Par pltci MHIng plw«, "llh •»«'Y UN purchiM ChDO5# from !hrs# pafterni. eg£h wftfi a §--yea< op«n iigcfe guaranlH Sun no* Is collecl • complols (M ol Ihn Nina some amfmptimis In addition is ill fabis bfigMening beauty mil sutllanding tlinnetwate n dunwaiMr salt oven prool and salt m microwave o»«nl ^1.39* VALUi PACK.,5 LBS. OR MORI MAGUO ITAUAN SAUSAGE «i» HOT SiS OR SWEET FRI8M LOIN PORTION Loin End Pork Roast If TO 14 Li AVO Whole Pork Loin USD A CHOICI Beef Round Cubes USD A CHOICI BBIF Bottom Round Roast U ID A CHOICI IIEF Bottom Round Steak FRGSH,.,RIB PORTION Boneless Pork Roast AJ.P BRAND Smoked Pork Butts COUNTRY STYLE FBJSH Pork Spare Ribs H€ftlTH&MftUTV 1.09 * 1,29 m 2.59 * 1.99^ 1.99'aSc .1.49 s! 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