Oct 1983 - On-Line Newspaper Archives of Ocean City

PAGE 14 — SECTION ONE_
THE BBNTINEL-LEDOBR, OCEAN CITY, NJ^
CAPE MAY COUNTY'S
GAS LAMPS
JUST LIT UP WITH
SOUTH JERSEY GAS
AND THEY
HAVEN'T CHANGED
A BIT!
The charm of Cape May County
is perhaps best symbolized by
the gas light, which reflects a
past worth holding on to while
recognizing that the future and
all its promise has quietly arrived.
On October 3rd, without a flare
or a flicker, those gas lamps —
and all 27,000 users of New
jersey Natural Gas — quietly
switched to South Jersey Gas
Company.
South Jersey Gas is committed ,
to providing all of its new Cape
May County customers with
safe, dependable service at the
lowest possible price. During the
past 35 years, the company has
established a reputation for
reliability in Atlantic, Burlington,
Camden, Cumberland,
Gloucester and Salem counties.
And has earned the trust of
government, business and
people just like you.
But your trust is what South
Jersey Gas is out to earn. Now,
by continuing to make this
transition a smooth one, and
later; by actively supporting the
preservation of Cape May
Count's beauty and the
development of its economy.
South Jersey Gas may be new
in Cape May County, but you'll
find its traditions of dependability
integrity and being a good
neighbor make it seem like a
reliable friend right from the start,
CAPE MAY COUNTY'S NEW GAS COMPANY!
SOUTH JEBSE^^SCOMBANYJ
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tfl&BSDAV, OCTOBER 6.1883 TOE SENTINEl.LEDO.ER, OCEAN CITY, NJ. PAGE 15 — SECTION 01
Firehouse issue is coming down to choices
(contbned from page I)
"the conetarions of law irt
•ound and W (the panel)
•fflnn nNrtintlB ll government to take private volunteer* fee properties a «lnce the member* of the
property tor public use), it fair market value.
companle* do not fight Brea
would have to flrrt attempt to The city had recently withlndtyllniltrBcth j
negotiate In good faith (with
y (or the
assessed the Bethel Road companle* *erv« under
tht former volunteera),"
M M »et forth En... (Gtb-
property for a total of |7W,700 natal aid In Egg Harbor
April explained.
•n'l opinion."
and the New Jersey Avenue Tbwnahlp and Longpori
•1 don't know who won or property a total of *25V«0. SconafterGib»on'*ded*Um
who tart," April laid, «*. toe
aty Solicitor Jeffery April
Both faeiUta were taxed torto
May of 1M, the former
appeal. "I donH know Ifthere
»ld th«t the dty hw no In-
over $S3,000.
volunteer* appealed the
is a winner or a looaer In
tentions of appealing tht
The former volunteer* uy
rulh*. Tte dty then counter
mnethlng like thU."
matter any further, but noted
they wont pay the tax bill
Loul* Homatlne, attorney
the dty'i right to proceed
because while they do not the dlipute between the
for the former volunteer*,
with condemnation of lbs
fight Ore. In the city, they do dty and It* former volunteer*
aald he had not yet been
properties, particularly the
provide charitable service* began May 1, MM when both
contacted for negotiations.
Bethel Road irtkoiat which
and are tax exempt. city Companle* One and Two
thedty urn,
In order to condemn the Clty'i Tai Assessor F, walked out In prote* of five
building under the govern-
"If the dty were going to
William Mitchell, however, Bre dispatchers, who were
ment's right of eminent
> lt» power of eminent
maintain* the fadllUei are no laid off for budgetary reason*.
domain, the city muit
domain (the right of a
longer tax exempt property
-MttgteBOWH
negotiate and offer At former
Zoning changes
(continued from page 1) size the less creative ymnan
Cochrane taJd these areas get," be said.
Include the propoaed Pier 34 The Bovd also approved
development at 34th Street the fishing pier area* at 14th
between Simpson and Haven and 59th street* as recreation
avenues from 24th to 33rd mow. Cochrane said that due
*reeto, and land aouth of the to legal precedents the Board
Ocean City Home*. could adequately defend
The Board aUo recon-
against spot xoniiig charges
aldered other toning changes
auwe the pier* are of benefit
that met public oppotifion.
to the entire community.
Previously the piers wen
The propoted Marine
Eooed boanlmdk-coniiiiei'cial
Arbor Village will be untd
and If destroyed beyond 75
from 1st to 10th streets along
percent of their structural
fee bay Instead of to 13th
Street Tht wm MO require
tat Door units to be marineoriented
businesses. Tenth to
12th street* will be wntd
mulU-famfly and 11th to 13th
street* win be toned single
family.
The proposed Increase of
the four-foot aide yard setback
to five feet will remain,
but with a decrease from a 3ft-
foot rear yard setback to 26
feet on Moot lota only.
Monlhan commented mat it
would be difficult to build •
decent-size three-bedroom,
two-bath duplei under those
circumstances because
everything would look
Identical. "The smaller the lot
north, they couldn't be rebuilt
under nonconformlng land
uses.
After the Board finally
approves the propoaed wnlng
ordinance, it will submit the
proposal to aty Council for
action. According to Board
member Henry Knight, the
Board solicitor la currently
researching legal terms that
affect the proposal.
PHOTO PICKUP COB
AS pictures ttht appear in
The Sentinel-Ledger may be
picked op it the oMee, ill Sth
Street for a charge of |2, any
time during the regular
buslnesi day, following
publication ta the paper.
Yburlawn
could
use a good
square
meal
Ail it takes is an application
of Turi Builder*.
America's favorite fertilizer
from Scotts», to
perk up your lawn.
Thanks to an exclusive
controlled nitrogen release
formula, your
lawn receives what it
needs now to greenup,
spread out and
thicken itself plus
a little help (or an early
spring green-up and
root growth. Now is
the perfect time to
spread Turf Builder.
What are you waiting
for?
Turf Builder
5,000 »q. ft.
•11.49
authorized ' Scotts retailer
SERVIHTAR
515 New Road (Rt. 9)
Somers Point, NJ.
1271414
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U.S.D.A. CHOIOI KBF
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SW!FT'Si..FR0ZEN...5 TO 9 LB, AVQ.
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Beef Round Cubes »2,49 -««
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Concord Ducks
HYORAPI .WHOLE OR HAIF
Boneless Hams
COUNTRY STYLI,,,FRESH
Pork Spare Ribs
Ib.
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,B 1.69 *
.1.89*
, FOR NORMAL, DRY OR OILY HAIR
PERT
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Herb Townsend of Ocean City wins tht muter'l run Sunday on the Boardwalk, The electronic
sign at right shows his time.
IN STOAC BAKCIIV
FOB ITORiS WITH INSTM1 BAKEHV
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Italian Bread
•MUSH
Toasting Bread
DELICIOUS 16-O?
Cinnamon Swirl Loaf
TASTY
Garlic Bread
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AMERICAN CHEESE
OR
COOKED HAM
LONQACRE DUTCH FAMILV
Chicken Roll
DIITI1 WATSON
Lo-Salt Bologna
TWIN STICK
Swift Pepperoni
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Potato Salad
half
pound
Ml
pound 1.29*
pound
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MARGARINE
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V2 PRICE
Reg. 1,29 Square Cake or Loaf Pant If 64°
Reg. 2.49 Cookie Sheets S11.25
Reg. 1.29 Detp Pie Pans J£ S4*
i Reg. 2.09 All Purpose Roaster «h1.05
PLUS MANY MORE WHILE SUPPLIES LAST
r>AODUC€ MAAKCT
FRISH
BUNCH
BROCCOLI
RED
Tokay Grapes
FRUH
Bartlett Pears
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Pink Grapefruit
JIT FRBSH
Hawaiian Pineapples
each
WI8TERN,,,RID
DEUCIOUS
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3 99
SCAfOODMAAMCT
FRiSH
Swordfish Steak
FRiSH
Sliced Cod Steak
FAN READY
Fresh Whitings
FRESH
Monk Fillet
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TOWELS
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WHOLE KWH on CMAM STYL
Ann Page Corn
BWliT
Ann Page Peas
ANN PAGE
Apple Sauce
ANN PAGE
Mixed Vegetables
Ib 5 8 *»• SLIOID OR WMOU
Ann Page Potatoes
2.88^ AN¥ VARIITY
«1,99 •«• Rice-A-Roni
, 1
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REG,, MORE PULP OR REDUCED ACID
MINUTE MAID
ORANGE JUICE
Sealtest Cottage Cheese 89 f _ - ^ *fi « FROZIN .ALL VARIITIli
»2.59
Ricotta Cheese
S 1* Lender's Bagels
3 1MI
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CUSTOM GROUND BEAN 1 LB BAG __ '
Eight O'Clock Coffee 1.99*
GBOCtflV MAAKCT
TAB, DIET, CAFF6INE FREI OR BEQ,
2-UTER
COCA-COLA
AS8OBTEB COLORS ,4 ROLL PKO.
Coronet Bath Tissue
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Alka-Seltzer .Mi.79^ Velveeta Singles WijgM Celentano Entrees X 1.69 M Aunt Jemima Syrup 1.79'**
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Coronet Paper Napkins
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Spam Luncheon Meat 1.3/'«*
IN OIL OR WATER, CHUNK LIGHT
Star-Kist Tuna
ORANOI FLAVORID. trm JAR ^ , nm*m
Tang Breakfast Drink 2.19*»*
NABISCO ,1142 F-KO. _ j . ,
Chips Ahoy Cookies 1,69 I «*
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Town House Crackers 1 .i9-« c
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English Muffins SB 88 FREEV
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