Nov 1979 - On-Line Newspaper Archives of Ocean City

NONE EAN CITY oth the non commercial singles through age 7: 1st, Ocean City; DentoJAnson 2nd, Junior Class. , organizations: 1st, Lion Scout Pack 55, Tuckaboe. ^
marching bands paraded and school .floats. Prizes for the and commercial float Little Scarecrow with K«lAvTXan «?; Division VI: Dane, baton Tamer, Cub Scout Troop 51. Dlvtaion YHI: ^Noni
cavorted in front of an ap- marching organizations were
reciatlve audience lining
th sides of Asbury Av. as'
the annual Hallowed! Parade
1025 Old
was- produced last Thursday'
Rd., Marmora
• Commercial
.evening.
Fanatic, June
* Slate
:• A.special feature of the
Michigan Av., (
event each year is guessing
honorable mentions, Ocean City; Tanya Ann
the. identity of the "Mystery
elephant, Jason Cook, 3 Yale Kbzlke, 173 Anchorage Dr.,
Marcher." This year a
} Blvd., Somers Point*, Mars Ocean City; Vincent Stacey,
; number of guesses were
Float, Peter Roger, Pomona; Exton Apartments, Somers
r entered but the winner was
Seasame St., J.T. Thomas. 28 Point; and Alison Adams, 612
•• Carl Keyes of 716 Asbury Av.
Avenue D., Cardiff; Robot, Allan)ic Av., Ocean City..
: HeguesseditwasMarkSoifer,
Ryan Batdorf, 1025 Old Stage Division HI: Children's
: dty public relations director.
Coach Rd., Marmora; Clown, groups: 1st, Organ Grinder,
: Another highlight of the
Jessica Anderson, 825 Troyanne Tarby and Arterea
' parade is Miss Pumpkin who
Plymouth PI., Ocean City; Eble, 441 Bay Av., Ocean
: is selected in advance by her
Witch, Dana McCormick, 6 E. City; 2nd, Bo Peep, Heather
fellow schoolmates at the high
S2nd St., Ocean City; Indian Randall and Shannon Clifford,
• school. Reigning over this
Girl. Karol Klause, 3 W. 34 Byfield Av., Nortfafield;
'- year's parade was Coco
Aberdeen Rd., Ocean City; 3rd, Wizard of Ox, Amy
: VandersUce.
Witch, Tara Barry, Longport- McCardeU, 846 Brighton PI.,
: Prjxes were $6 for first, $4
Seaview, Longport; Ocean City; honorable
: for second. 13 for third, and $2
; for honorable mentions in the
1, \*. V 3rd St., Ocean City; and In- Cappellia,. 300 Zton Rd.,
• first, and second divisions
/ . ' • • dian, Fred Tlnney, 1600 Unwood; Fruit of the Loom,
-which were'for individual
Pleasure Av.^Ocean City. Trida Bowman, 814 • 1st St.,
t. children. Prizes of |10 for
" Division II: Children Ocean City; and OPEC, Kim
? find; Wforsecond, 15for third
singles age 8 and older: 1st, Payne, 1422 S. Shore Rd,
^fawfliTof obnorablei mention
AUMn^Iasi.Danlfoover. 1336 Ocean~ View;
; were awarded in Division III
Bay Av., Ocean City; 2nd, Old Division V: Adult family
for'cHMren's groups and 125
p-MfefwcMri-n-AitfrN- Fashioned Swimmer, Jen- groups: 1st, Odd Couple,
savings bonds were awarded Heather Randall and Shannon Clifford took nifer Freeland, 3124 Asbury Edward Reese, 79 Redding
? tor the best family group and
, y Av., Tuckahoe, for Family
; ibebot adult.
second prize in the children's groups division of Av.,
,
Ocean City;
y;
3rd,
,
Clown,
, Group and Jeanne Schwa, 20
:.' Prises of $30, $35 and 930
were awarded for dance, tie the Bo Halloween Peep. Parade for their depiction of Lit- JST'QSS^L ""hoSrabto E. 12th St., Ocean City Cor These youths marched through the parade route as a six-pack of
""hoSrabto
mmUon.'Monic/washingjon, adult.
Mlchelobbeer. '. '
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THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 1.1979
Leaf law debated
OCEAN CITY (N.J.) SENTINEL-LEDGER PAGE 3 — SECTION ONE
Somers Point Council appoints woman to vacancy of Dewees
1
ByTOMHALUGAN wiU occupy MrS/bewees'seat Ang said', "we responded to to gaiher and bag the leaves
. • until the November, 1980 tour fires which turned out to by the city's elderly, miny
/• SOMERS POINT «- Hdyn election. < . * be leaves burning In theresidehts
called (or .the or-
•Lappin of 517 sih St. was During the public portion of streets."
duunpno be repeated;
chosen .by.' council laat council's meeting last But many residents who The complaints. over the
. Thursday to fin the seat Thursday, residents, com- filled ctty ball were not in ordinance stemmed more
. vacated by the September 28 plained over toe recently favor of the ordinance. Citing from 3 lack of understanding
death of Cbancilwoman. adopted leaf ordinance. problems with leaves blowing of !. M-M. IHI«»»"
WOctwClty
If you open ft Christmas Club Account right now...next
Christinas you can be a OREAT SANTA. Stash a little cash
away ovary waok and laugh all the way through next years
shopping spraa. Thar* how lots of folks play the Santa Game.
We're he>re> to h#lp.
-Any Amdunt to Fit Your Budget
WE PAY the Last Week Free!
PBl FAMILY FOR HEW $i.00p*rw«*fc M.00 per week
ttOOpirwMk snooper week
$1.00p«rw««k $20.00 per week
Since then, McCarthy said,
homeowners along 31sU$trx
have been cotnplaining-o< the
• flooding, caused by improper
dramageolong the street. The
area had some water
problems before, he said.
"bui not the magnitude of
vrtiat they have here."
"They (Harms) raised the
Sreet much too high," he
said.
Bi* engineers for Harms
Construction and for the MUA
have maintained that the
road, prior to their excavaiion,
had a higher
figures show.
First National tank of Tuckahoe
' - /•** f" s ' "" - r •>
Your
.gather leaves and the ordinance
would in/act save the
city money. Mell estimated
•he city would 1 advertising costs would be
save $5,988 if
the leaves were disposed of
according to the ordinance,
instead of them being raked
into the streets. Manpower,
dump fees, machine operation
and repair costs, gasoline and
To keep the disagreement
ffoio dragging on tfarooafa
what looks u> be a long wet
winter for the area's
residents. Mayor Chester J.
Wtoberg has * " -
with gravel provided by the
MUA. It is boned that this can
be accomplished this *»"
'Tides—
«b STREET DRAWBRIDGE
NOTICE • DcdKt H Boer
for beach.
ADO - HOUR For BeesJey*s
Point Bridge.
) First Quarter XFaflMooa
N New Moon (UtfQurter
High Low
A.M. P.M. KM. PJH.
NOVEMBER. VKl*
1 S:» « *2 11:U 12:e»
2 «:32 «:S5 12:«7 UJi
4X8:10 8:33 1:42 2:24
^ 8:58 t:Z2 ZJA 3:14
9:45 10:18 3:14 4:«
H:33 11:0* 4:«1 4:52
n 11:23 11:53 4:47 5:43
Weather
Mostly sunny today, with
temperatures around GO.
Partly cloudy Friday, chance
of showers Saturday. Highs
from 65 to 70. lows in the
upper 40s to mid SOs. Sunday
will be partly cloudy and
cooler, with highs near 60, and
low: in the mid to upper 40s.
VS. WEATHER SERVICE.
yresiaenis. whicfaarereifjnaBycausedlw-
But many elderly residents an abmianceoTfetves^**?
••^••^^~ y-.. "iine of year wiU be reduced ^
. because of the ordinance. •••-
Council said ihe remarks**'
the resident s would be looked'
' ',: inio. .....••••. .'?
HHynLappbt
who spoke before coundl said
&$$•-. I Vrvh
STOLfi
they would probafaty have to I I»,,«,MLin «
"break the law" because they I • MWI WV 11 ^
worejK- able to gather the I •, Mirtc«» IV
A^tyear-okl Vfflage Drive | BAKED '0tf3&«
restdent told coundl that she
recently collected 90 bags of
coaadl that to comply with
theordmanfle woddbe ethe streets'wfll -still be
hered by the dly
added that the m.
dbiance wfll eaahle. the
MaaaB«31aBiaiB# *^# «••»' waaaaS' "^a^Daaa^B
freqaenUy i
to the
voting for
Ocean City's
aaKiSftiv.^
L~*?-t-'— i-J*., r .tz.
BITTNER
in order to I
continue our ;
95 year tradition
of representation
on the County
Freeholder Board
Signed
Henry S. Knight
Councilman
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