Dec 1992 - On-Line Newspaper Archives of Ocean City

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of high school 

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More room In primary school due by fall— A2 . - .i; . 

OCEA& CITY — The Ocean idly high achpoJ at- 6th $trtw and 

Jrfigh Sdiooi is currently operating at Avenue. • 

capacity, according k> Dr. Donald Drar- DcKbcrn said Jvfonday 0* tuamt i~. 

bom. superintendent of school*, and criroUinc*rtrvCkxanCl!v?l 

enrollment i»'expected to expand, piM- school and bi Upper fournfi&p tod*- . 

-'"" creating probksna. with over- cases high school atrolfchcret is fckdy *} 

dcr to address ihia, the 

L'» taking prciiminaary 

a plan far an expansion of the , 

; i-.^^rSÊK?ffirt^?T^:T»"p >** C 0 ^ 6lub * Sa H ^ ^ Un8od "'*« Oec hgWh$ ccfcrnCrty at mo Staoomakef Ho9y on mo Parkway in Mannora Monday. . MV' 111": KQIIOr llCCIlSC tTHFlSlferS 

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K «^.BU, nr« and this Se hu pai**v' p,^ on to w. hi.» p«. iôint Dayiront planning inpui giv^n 

By vocation aW*r. by avc^tion TV-J^^. Kr»*rfV»r\*-»f nlnnnitirr lfinilf mWAtl B?a*lA.VCOONKY o* *^-!*»•*• to abet muitepm*. 

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Q! T adviv-ury gro.ip met Tuc-d-iv pprrrrt Cocr.rr.:v.;an met :«-.: svr*k to Wil; 3 'T, 

• '" ' v-k-.:i-. a hay/rant 'drvcJerprnrr.: fVjr.r.;'.!- put t^rihcr an outi;nc c-t bay front :r :< ' irtJ ••:\!src\J !;jjhrtr.jj -ind -/njcS Jipmtc: trar.tirr, LJJU v,-

ool shell seen completed 

CITY — School 

tt there 

lw-fow more classroom* 

'tax the primary 

«î,by the.next school 

lteo Sp 

Garden's Market :..'_'. 

Gramary ;,;.;.. 

Johnson'* Popcorn...'. 

Mac's Restaurant.:......:... 

Mack&Manco's : 

Maflon'*.... '..... 

KUukotptac* 

, grounds coinmittcc Tucsd/>y 

evening, under which 

the prinjary School 1 shell. 

would be completed before 

the next ^chool year.' 

"It should not. take that 

.gnictt'-tb get this done," he 

said. "I walked- through 

• there this morning ond 

Restaurant Advertisers Index 

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A 1C 

A-lb 

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A-16 

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A-D 

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i FREE HOLIDAY GIFT 

WRAPPING OF ALL 

STAINTON PURCHASES 

INTHE 

CHRISTMAS SHOP 

1st Floor Annex 

thdre really Isn't lhdt much 

•todo. 1 '; • . . •; 

Thp outside shell of the 

classrooms, a second story 

addition to .the primary 

school bul|t during .the 

1989-90TCnovfltion; incomplete, 

bu.t, Insjde walla and 

otfler work needs to be fin- 

Obadiah's Seafood........:... 

Poppora „ 

A-16 

..A-14 

Scboon«r'3 Rotflaurnnt.....! ........A-16 

Tom's Doll ....._ .'. B-18 

Undo BilPa Pancaka -..., ........A-14 

Varsity tnn ..:.... ..: A-14 

Vontura Piazza .- A-14 

Via Mara _...'.,..:..!..... 

Wards Pastry. -.„.:.: , 

A-15 

,.,.A-3 

Waterfront...... 

Whrtobriflr tfin ". 

Yootorday'a.. -. 

'A-15 

A-14 

A-16 

mA INT 

DEPARTMENT 

ished before the space can 

Be used for students.. 

The delay has been a 

is tip for sale 

source of concern for par- OCEAN CITY; — Tho "That is a lHtto ^sler for.' 

ents, especially since ' the Board of. Education is sell- people to 6'wallow," he said 

third grodfi class te 'over- ing the. former supcriritcn- recently. •''.•' - • 

Crowded this year dent'9 . . automobile, The white 1988 Chevrolet, 

Accofd ing to Dearborn's previously a source-of con- Caprice Classic has $7fifto 

.timetable, by • January the troversy. '•;'.' . - ". miles on it, nccording loan 

district should... Have The automobile was used advertisement today in the 

approya 1 of .educational by former superintendent Scnlinel-Ltdger, and- though; 

specifications from the state Anthony Scalzo ind '.was p iha ad. says Itis in excellent 

Department' of Education, pbint -of criticism' frotti' ru^hnlng'-. condition;. Tjoard 

and have a plan- by Febrii- $omc members of the public' members -jokingly called 

who saw. it as'o symbol-of 

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H expects to. hnye, theoverspending. 

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plan approved hy the end .New- superintendent 

of March and be able, to go. Donald Dearborn aaid he 

out to bids, in April; \vith Will not use a Uuluippi; %a p»r your, $42 lor 

two yoari. JIG to «u montTi. Wonol Bv> Muii»Jpp(; J29pOf (-oar. $49 

for hKoyo**; $19 w'mon9». Nflwuttrrt poda 40* p«f copy. WBUCATl&H 

SCHEDULE: W»o «y «v or/ Ihurtdxf. oxE«p( wfw> temi- vrooWy, 

and Friday, Juno Oi.-wflh Augvat POSTUAStEft SOTK) addreuc 

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.--cy've had :r. scan Any UVi htoppd for d coupll: (^ 

day?, last v,tx.k,ibv:! )\e was 

on vacation a! :he tune 

v du.nes and -improving the ocean >s rising at some- 

drainage, but that develop- 

• Provide flood .proofing bulkhead- at. North Street reconstruction of thcdctcrlwhere 

between a foot and 

ing a repetitive loss'plan 

manuals to property own- will be repaired, with orated Marcus Harbor bulk- 

three feet a century. 

has been a good way to 

ers in low lying areas. valves added to. the drainhead." . " , ' 

coordinate the flood control The. four main causes of 

• The city has a program of age, and the flood gates will J Wright said there ifi'alno a 

activity. . • . flooding in the, dty Are 

installing backcheck valves be added at 12th Street, lot of information on flood- 

Tlje plan is to come before overflow from the ocean to prevent Water from reconstruction of Hdal coning and flood prevention at 

the Planning Board and the during storms, water from entering the dty through trols at 46/47th streets, the Ocean City. Public 

City Council for their input, the Great Egg'Harbor .Bay drainage pipes. In 1993, if reconstruction of the" bulk- Library, 16th Street and - 

though it is not certain rising over the height of the' approved by council,' the ed at. 17th- -Street Simpson Avenue . •• -v.'-T . 

when. City Cquhcil will bulkhead during northwest 

have to approve the .final winds.-.-- slow ' drainage .in 

p l a n . ; . • • • • ' • ' Jow .lying"-areas and water- 

There will also be 'a.public .flowing into siorrn drains. . 

input meeting Z.p.m, Dec. 

The plan recommends the, 

15 in City Council cham- 

city take some steps to, 

bers, City Hall. • .' 

reduce, the risk from flood' 

"Mostly we want-people . 

• ing. These include:' ' . ". \ 

who have experienced 

A RABAT CHRISTMAS 

•• Bujld dunes along the, 

flooding to come out'and 

newly replenished tieaches, 

talk to us." Wright said. 

which should prevent wave 

The city is also doing what 

washovcr between St". 

it can to inform people , 

Charles Place and 5th Street 

about flooding. A pamphlet 

as well as other areas'. Esti- 

with, basic information 

mated costr S240.000. in 

about flooding was 

addition to the approxi- 

included with each tax bill,' 

mately S2.6 million the dty 

and cncoura-glng home-' 

ha\s contributed to the beach 

owners to get involved in 

"building.," • " 

the National Flood Insurance 

Program even if they • 

• Improve drainage art 

an! not required to. • 

2nd, Street and Corinthian 

• There are some problems 

Avenue, which is in the 

the city cannot handle, 

planning . stage.' Estimated 

alone. 

ccAt:S118,000. 

'In addition to. dangers 

• Investigate the cause of 

from'storms and high tides. 

tidal flooding At 3rd Street 

and West Avenue. 

Large 

Selection of 

Pen and PenciFScLsT" 

CHRISTMAS 

COOKIES 

30% OFF 

lichns was 

Holiday. 

dnftwcKKi. some i>bvjou'>ly 

r DECORATED CAKES 

r.cvv and some much older." 

.:nj li-.ert- was jbc occ.i- SMITH JEWELERS, .Nc. 

Frosted 

Fruit and Nut 

s;«r,.il Ix-cr' c.n nr puisttc 

RICHARD 0. SMfTH/r 

SNOWMEN 

STOLLEN 

oc«ai 

Son 

SHOPRNG! 

eaters 

;!Leaitrer and vinyl 1-Iandba^s • 

Christmas Turtleneek* Sc Blouses 

. i Flannel NjghigowriK . 

aovngs 

10-4- co 

OPEN-MOP. tf*^ f n TOarr, :cBprn 

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1235 S. Shore Rd, Palermo, wiy Telephone 

Marmora, NJ 0ft223 W 6O9-39O-3171 

OPEN Tuo»,-7hu* ..ftl 10 5, SaL 10-2 

THE MOST TRUSTED NAME IN TRAVEL. 

GIVE A TRIP 

THIS HOLEDAT SEASON! 

CRUI9ES •TOURS 

AIRLINE TICKETS 

Happy Holidays 

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30 o i,V25%>20%. 

PUMPKIN & MINCE PIES 

WARDS PASTRY 

PICK YOUR DISCOl NT 

1st Floor 

Oi'HN SUNDAYS NOON TO -i PM 

rp 9-5-30 Men. - Sat • "t:J h" p :v. 

MAJOR CREDITCAXDS 

".— IN OUR 

730f Asbupy Ave.y Ocean City 

. 399-U60 

TIJ_ CHRISTMAS 

Surxlayi 

Look For 

GREEN > 

TAG „ 

SPECIALS

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SEA ISLE.CIXV— TheSea trayed by Seth Deignan of zkowakl. and Ann 

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Dec 6. and 

•.Center, 133 85th Street behind City Hall at 4416 pal Alliance Council is. 'An_ 

All. parts arc 6pen.-Tho.se Landis Aye.. V ' ••'sponsoring a poihscyia sale' story of why.C«od came to 

interested should be pro- The museum will feature to raise funds fox the DApK eartn as'.Vbaby arid will be* 

pared to Sing a song from Christmas customs and (Drug and Alcohol Kesls-. performed 'tor children ar\d 

' ' • ' . '. ,.' tancc Education) program adults by young poo ""' 

South Jersey's premiere caterer, bakciy & gourmet Shop 

WEEKLY SPECIALS 

SOUPS • 

Cream, ol Potato with Looks ,~ :....:..... - 

.2.50 

Soatood Btequo .'; ,....:...:...„ ...... 

Chtckon PVxen&no-. : ....- ..,-••• ••..8.00 

Gnllod Chooao and Bacon...... .'• ...:.... .;. .'•..4.50 

GriHod Chickonovot Caosar 

..7.00 

SJirimp Louto :..- '• .••..BOO 

Bow TVo Vogotablo Pnnta ...:. 

..600 

B(occoUCt>od:, OeophCUy 393-752Q- 

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,7 r>,\Y? A WEHK 

' TKi '!' iN-SI-.KViC?: 

I . 7 • --; • 'fary 

Jn'ne's Nursery,' 

r. -f. 

< ur Pluilff.ophy 

"FKliP.i-";' -'! Ai-T • AT/i'lNr 

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( Izuica is 

i:w-:' i) from low lido. Fcx i*».i lUo Ciry 

boacMronl. tubtn>O 43 p>ou10» Irom tvo'i "rfo o/id 30 m/iuioi [rom low 

Ddo. . '• • . 

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1 DAY 

3 Thu 

4 Fri 

5 Sat 

6 Sun 

7 Mon 

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10:33 or. 

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9 Wed CN f?.55 oi 

10 Jhu 

AM HIGH 

TlMC/FM1 

2:15 -32 

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4:05 as 

4:50 .'37 

5:46 «o 

6:31 Moon Ta^^s' C^.^h xi t'c>-i!^ 

1J Uv-,t Coa'tM t l-'.^c* on f rj-.u'uf ' •. ' 

STEDEM'S BEAUTY SALON 

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1520 A«iburj A->t. Ptwnc 399-1575 

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City still working ® 

on groin permits 

t>M LOW 

TSif/Wi^fiT "tlMh/HHanT 

9.T33 o 5 2:34 ,i i 

SEA ISLE CITY — The agreement is-the length'of 

9:50 oa 3:34 ' 3 t "city has yet to get needed one oi the jetties,'which the 

/0;3fl OJ 4:29 3i state and federal permits state feels, is too long. •• 

11:21 oi5:22 

3? •for a plan to build twa large ' " 

?2:7/ oi 6:13 .la 

100 oi 6:59 3', 

1:48 o.' . 7;42 ,ir, 

•'2:34 o*. 0:27 so 

• % Complete^ 

Beauty Service 

OPEN YEAR ROUND 

vv ^' rc hoping we can . 

groins-at 81:,r and 88th. tome to an agreement on 

strwts, yi order to protect 'his." I.mnone said- "If we ^, 

bst yen's beach fill in the havo to shorten it, well 

south end. ' shorten it." ' . 

-----A-cnrrtitns-ttt-tttv Cor*--- Thccrty wanti.tQ gct.tln;. 

missioni-r "jamfy . fahonne, ponmts .is soon as_poss;ib!e . 

the city will'meet with rep- '° that constriction can be 

. resentdtivcv. 'wi'th the completed before thc next 

Department of Environ- summcr'season. 

'mental Protection .ind ..'. T'tti: wity has already. 

"Energy irr Trenton' .ib«cjt approved a S.I.3 million 

thep!.uis. cctntfuct with Trcv-Con Inc.' 

"This.is what's callcd-She '('•• L:lx-rty Comer. N'J. for ^ 

height -'of government' red ' the construction, contingent^ 

t.ipv-," lannoru- -vi'id. "tivjt i 'Mi»y County- Prosecu- 

:ors .Office, according to 

First Assistant Prosecutor 

"He should not benefit from . . 

this kind of program due to the 

nature and the extent of his crime" 

— 1st a$st. prosecutor 

'~^l V R^ heft S f:S?S ^ Or •wW. "Now he'9 trying ,o crowd.ng • ,n 

fin.t- and sccond-de- M> out aftcr ;;cr . a iL' Ost .': off - . su P° r ^ s - full-time employment, keep 

uni/y y events of the township.' Dec. '(> -in. Seaville United ing ISP officer of the0 

6 p.m. curfew, attend 

Saui information concerting Methodist. Refreshments 

southern division in C.mv weekly support group 

[school, church and flub' w:Ji be served afterwards.' 

dep. It was created about H) meetings, contacting his ISP 

year's ago to relieve over-' official roughly 2(1 

in care of The S 

or call 62S-3307. Deadline is ' Christinas in South Jer- 

Momlay evening. ' ' sey is'the theme of the open 

* The Upper Township hou.se .)! the Friendship 

PTA Food Drive is. taking School, "Iôute 9 in Palenno, 

place through CVo 11. Stu- The annual event takes 

denis in nil three h townshipk place.from noori-1 p.m. Sattvchools 

are asked to bnng urd.iy arid Sunday, Dec. 5-o 

lny no'nperi'shable goods JV.J 12-13. .. 

_ which will l>} d^s'nbuted to . ..'Loca.ljrei'S. w'ill b , 

S 169 

S 399 

S 549 

Thur«day, Docombor 3, 1902 Oceon City. N.J. THE SEUTJNEL-LO3GER A5 

times a month, performing 

16 hours of community "service 

per month, maintaining 

a diary of activities and 

a budget of .ill ' monies 

earned, and being tested for 

drugs and alcohol. . '•* 

He must, also establish a 

payment schedule all fines. 

impov.'cl during !iis sentence. 

h\ Panny'a ca 1 .1 SI million trust fund From. 

Joan Cr.i:,s.)no of Avalpn. 

^ê for;;ed .1 powerrof-.it{orney 

d(K*ument m order to 

take S 

^;, this 

was.Sl.5 million. 

Program.officials and 

state prosecutors arc currently 

negotiating the i.viuo 

of whether non-violent 

firsthand sccohd-degroe 

offenders should be admit.ted 

to the program, according 

ro Ostroff They have 

been in the past. Cases are 

also reviewed on a three- 

; month interval, he'.ulded. 

Co., to poy off a client's 

Applicahtr. • for the pro-' 

mortgage. '" 

gr.im must have served at 

Investigators recovered 

least 60 days of their origi- 

about S60.000 of that from 

nal sentence, he added. :2'l.0(X).- then' f.iked the account of Atlantic' 

Panny, 43, who iud a prac- signatures to cash ,bnds Shore Abstract, a rQal estate 

tice in Marmora, w.is M.'n- held'on her behalf.. company,Panny owned.' 

teneed last November, and 

Other clients were .also 

ha-4 been, serving his sen-' . P.inny .)lv;rplt..id

Starts at. 

You'll find everything 

you need to complete your 

Christmas list at Leon's 

GIVE A GIFT OF FASHION 

WOOLRICH 

SWEATERS 

Men's - 

TURTLENECKSs 

ana.' • 

CASUAL 

SHIRTS 

SPECIAL SECTION of 

Sweaters & 

Sweatpants 

20% 

OFF It takes a little more 

to make a 

|JACKETS NEW ITEMS 

Aberdeen 

Woolricri 

and Lovi"s 

20% to 

50% 

OFF 

Fantastic Savings on 

Work Shoes by Nofthlake 

Special Section Of 

Slippers on Sale 

-SPECIAL SECTION OF 

CORDUROYS 

MEN'S PAJAMAS 

BVD and JOCKE\ 

DOCKERS 

SHIRTS 

PANTS 

Cress Par/.s 

for Men. Women & Children 

WOOLRICH 

SHIRTS 

50% OFF 

*^^ 

NOW IN STOCK 

K«p Warm wttti Thermal and rfro Layw 

Undwwow by HAKES and JOCKEY 

Sporio Duck Boots and Shoos for 

• Mon & Women • ' 

FITTED 

DRESS SHIRTS 

by 

John Henry 

5Q% 

OFF 

.JIFFjES 

EVArJS •" 

SLIPPERS? 

WopiandThfirmaf 

socks 

|G6RE-TEX&ZERO( 

Men's a Boys" 

ROBES »14 M to.135" GLOVES 

A Boatsman s 

HOURS: 

Kton. ifKu 7 nu 

ar.d Sat. 9 lo 6 

PHONE 399-2768 

MEN-g APPAREL 

FOOnVEA« FOR MEN • WOMEN • CHILDREN 

756 Asbury Avenue, O.C. 

for Men 

and Women 

mr « w^ •O,NT-ê act together- to, mprovc the . ^ t ^ ^ ^ & ^ ^ ^ S ^ ^ 

Atlantic City Council. Navy economy nnd bring down. ^ •'Tfind lt ^y^. OTJonhcl, Joe Glynrw Jack 

League, will hold its annual our debts." He also spoke. ..^ Wcarcpoinebackto Schneider, Johnny Fjrack, 

dinner dance Wednoadayv of ihcneed toimprovo Wu- ^ £tc 4O3 £4 &0 cariy Doc'Robblna and a'.huh-. 

Dec. 9 at Mac's Restaurant cation. , ' . ^ - . . • '.; ^rcd more inert.; (We. will 

- here. Cocktails begin at 6:3& .Also at the meeting, a was tho period- «it talk hb'ou.t gorjne; great 

I .p.m., •n «, dinner , is CIT at 7:30. 1. A ^ slate of .•.,••.•,..,• off icers xyw rccom- u wmui dme most of uaweirti women pcrformer^later.). 

lickcis arcjSl7each and mendtd for.1993.-three shir tending to tiwincs« or In many cases, This group 

Include hars d ofcvres, a free members were approved. wm. cmpioycd; Oecari City of men also played golf. To 

drinkf'enhrce and. music for 

and . the group - . - - heard - . an was *... for. f..__i.i weekends •_—:.._— or vaca- ni^t>ir. Donation is ST5 prx women's groups. at 523-1330. 

tVrson lo Ix'ncfit the fund's Those attending .ire 

•DEPAPTMENT'-STODE 

YES 

Special Introductory Price 

Only $17.99 persq. yd. 

Reg. $36.00 sq. yd. . 

'&TAINTONS' 

MO .Vv'X 

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grace women's club meetings menus 

( OCEAW CITY -: A. 

arris-of Philadelphia will be guests to come-at 11 a.m. • 

mcrry^-beary Chxistmas tho featured speaker with for holiday punch-and" 

>nd a "Fantasy in Ice" wiU her Taws-llVe. Thoughts." music^rovided by carolers. 

JnfoJd ;,t upcoming.Chris- Reservations may be. .Special music will be premade 

iyjth Pauline, 641- • scnted by Tammy Tecce of 

8701 weekdays, or Louise, PJoasatitville,. and Richards 

.ê Southern Shore Afjer 628-2342 evenings. Cost is will'again be tlic featured 

Five Club will host a dep of S14.50>duslv !i:nchcvir. .it r.txjr. 

^!o^.c;ftv,. Dec/ 7 at ' Tr.c 

-rxXir-JwaJk ' "/ 

> Dec" ? in tri_ 

purpose room, featuring the 

school's three musical ofjânizations. 

The SS-niembcr band, Ii*d 

by Unda Rothermel, uill perform 

such holiday favorites 

•as Frosty the. Sr.cvsnizn and 

Rochn' Around Ike Oirt-fmai 

Trcr. - , 

Wamn Miljtr will lead.his 

fvtring cii'XjTible in the rartifs 

ci ,the ••(•asrin 

The 80-rr.e.mber school 

d chou- will ' r;inr, HanulSzh'--dub 

in the Statx;. 

OvJ>i .i:id Itr.yjc Hell' R*>Jk 

Meetings are held on the •cr.^.i.T the ii;ivc-i;oh of N1.:rt 

second Tuesday of i.ach 

month, till 3vC-^'5fl- !?.- 

J* 

Tiic a:r,ci.Tt :s iiu-: tr^ 

• the gift she'11' 

'«^'Icweydu for-• 

. rrorn..L : 

. norciicS|\ouse.-'designs 

matching, rainwear 

aj\d bags, holiday 

priced. .. 

' 25% off. 

Mor.-Th'urb.&Sbt 

-530 • Fri. til 6 p.m. 

-GIFT? THAT KEEP ON GIVING 

The Emmett Kelly Collection 

-.20''OFF: 

"Checking His List" 

'Spirit o£ Christinas" 

Mil 

.Hmmett Kelly 

I' y ôtCivîonaI Figur 

Reg. l SC - 20?: Oil 

The Automobile Bank by 2 

Old f\ishinned 

I"X-'.ivcr\- Wajjon 

5 Models to choose from. Reg. S19.95, Sale Price $16.95 !$$> 

Be 

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GIFTS' HJI 

1031 Shore Road • Linwood 

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NtrrRmoN PHOJECT 

FOR THE ELDERLY 

•«? 

silos throughout ITto county and to 

tho homobound. . ' • . 

Hot.moofc, comptot> wfth doaten 

and bovurago. aro providod 

beginning ox 1130 a.m. For tho 

homotxKincI, a hot tnoal and a ooW 

snadt aro doliuonxl 

Call ono day ahead tof roaorvotions. 

Ridos may abo bo ammgod. 

For infocrrmtjon on iho program, 

Homcbound rnoala; 806-2704 

Slalnlon Soolor Contor — 33rd 

& Bny. Gcoan City: 308-2552 - 

Upper. Township Sonlor. CHlicn 

Contor — 1360 Old Stagoooach 

Rd, Potormo: :3QO-1969 

Hero aro noxt v«x*> monua: 

MONDAY 

Hoi mool — Ortmgo jiico, roast 

boOl AuJuo. mashod- point**, 

mixed vogotobius, tapioca pudditj.: 

— Tuna r-ii">d on a ro3, 

broccoS nurjn salad, mwod faiit 

TUESDAY 

• HotmoaJ—• Pba Loup/prackors, 

chicken cacoJoro. fp/ficy cpaohots. 

poncfi acp. ttni.Tn ro3 ' • 

Snock -T^ Lcwrfat yOgurt. purrpkin 

muffm. carrot pjnoappto tafad. 

fruocxi (joLasn 

WEDNESDAY 

Hot mool — • Gropoirut juco. 

rcwU pcrk,'Qrayy. com puckimQt:ha/v.inj 

bents, flpplelaucu. • wtcio 

. vtfxwt brtad 

r.. roi\, 

THURSDAY 

Hoi mcaj — S*vdtli 

cirroLi i broccoi. ctvi 

. Snock — TurViy on *tvcio 

.'aJ txoad. nvrryoar.-ur^;. colo- 

. - FRIDAY • ' 

Hot moa< — E.iicd trvfi 

po. 

— Fyj r.:ilid cii r/o k;l 

ir v . ( 

Kerns sought for 

pregnancy center 

COURT HOUSE —^ The 

' Cape May County Con-' 

.'ccmed. Women for Aincrjca 4 

W or used 

maternity clothes for 

tion to the Crisis Pregnancy 

Center as a 6peiial holiday 

may be brought to 

the -CWA's mcctinc; 7 pjn, 

tunjght, Dec 3 if) jhe'Vouth 

Room of the Rrst Methodist 

Church of Cape May Court 

House,- Route -9 and Church 

. S t ;, ' •-. •-.' .. -• " : 

Ptrsohs concerned about 

how currcrit policies and lOg-' 

Lslation are undermining traditional 

values are invited to 

attend CU1'8£H-1$77." • ' 

Civic 

is canceled 

•— The 

Qvic dub has canceled its 

Dec.. 8 meeting. The club's 

next meeting is set for Jan.' 

26.. • 

a? 

CHRISTMAS HOUSE 

TOUR 

. Antique Collectors Club 

SUNDAY, DECEMBER 6TH 

• Sytton'a Arrtlquos 

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Holiday lighting 

• Upper Township MicJdte School students, above,! 

naded those at Monday's tree-Hghting a tho ShoemaS(or 

Holly atong the Garden State Parkway, An; evergreen, 

loft, was emblazoned with fights this yoar. replacing \fi& 

historic holly usually decorated for the season,' 

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i 

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Sunday 12 Noon to 4 pm 

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We Iiiwc Christtiuis trees! ' 

1741Asbury Avc. Ocean City • 

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Gifts 

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1'ofKack.i 

JAkS 

ENTIRE STORE • ALL FALL CLOTHING 

SHOES • HANDBAGS 

JEWELRY 

The 

s ISLANDER 

920 Boardwalk 

Ocean City, N'J 

398-3069 

OPEN SAT. & SUN. \\ ar.y-S }-.-n 

t 

I 

Homemade Sticky Buns 

"We Ship Sticky-Buns' 

Anywhere in the USA. Get 

youi*. Christmas orders in npw 

for family, friends and 

• ' business associates.' 

• OPEN Fri.. Sat..& Sun. 7 AM 

1340 Bay AvL." Oceai^Cily 

• • ' . ' . ' . • • « .• . " • " ' * 

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A10 ' TH£SENVN£L-LEPGE(1 OcowiClty. NJ. 

obituaries 

Herbert Brownlee, Shopkeeper; 

active in civic affairs 

• • • * . 

OCEAN CITY — Herbert Brownlco jr., 72, of this resort 

died Nov. 24at Shore Memorial Hospital, Somers Point. 

• Bom.in pccanCity.he was.Jk.lifi—- -'- ' J —"-'—' ' 

. He Y/as owpcr and operator 

/..'of-Brownlec's Children's Fur-. 

iilrure in Ocean'. City- for 47 

years. . "' • '. 

Mr. Brownlee was. the iirst 

1 president of the Ocean City. 

• Exchange • Oub, a longtime 

member of the Board of Edu- 

, cation In Ocean City, a memr. 

ber. of the Ocean City 

Planning. Board, an Ocean 

City council member for'eight 

' year$, past master of Ocean 

City Lodge No, 171 F. & A.M. 

• nrid past patron At Ocean City • 

Chapter No. 83 OE.S- 

Herbert Browrrtoe 

- Surviving are hiB wife,-Ueth . — 

(Seclcy); one daughter, Lindabeth B. Watson of g 

ter Park Township; his morhcr, Miriam E Brownlee of 

linwood; one sister, Miriam Wood of San Antonio, Tex.is; 

and two grandchildren. . 

' Services were Saturday from th'e Godfrey Funeral 

Home, Ocean City.- ' . • . • 

Interment was private at. Ijio convenience of his 'family m 

Seaside Cemetery, Palermo.'• 

Memorial contributions may be made to (he'charity oi 

the donor's choice. .. •. .'.•••• 

Daniel Somniers Sr., 69 

SOMERSPOINT — Daniel K.' Sommcrs Sr, 69, ot this 

• community, died Nov.- 28 at Shore Memorial Hospital. 

• --Born-m-CH/ton Spring. : T\ ! .-Y.-,-hc-was-a-iqr:gmnc. jreer 

rcsident. " . • 

Mr. Sommers-worked at the FA A Technical Cenier" in 

Pomona as an aeronautical engineer until rerinnj; in 1977. 

A Navy pilot, he was.a veteran of both World:.War.II 

apd the Korean War.-He rttired from the Naval-Reserve 

as A helicopter piloL • •• - 

He was- a member of St. Joseph's Roman Cithojic 

Chujch", Somcrs Point. . '.. ••...-•• 

• Surviving are his wtft\ Dorothy M; three'sons, Dan id R .-• 

Jr. of Tom* River, Can; J. of Arcaia, Cahf:, and Micbae! j 

fit Bastrop, Texas; \wo brothers, John Jr. of Abvxv>n 1 l;>-hlandsand 

Donald), of New Bom, N.C.; one sister, P.itr.i „; 

Diehl'of Portland, Ore.; and six grandchildren. 

• Mass of Christian Buna! was "Tuesday a: St. 'Joseph's 

Roman Catholic Church. BUYJJI W.T-V in'Veterans. G\T.C- 

tery, Eitell Manor. : ' . 

Contributions may be made to St. Joseph's'Rqman Catholic 

Church, Short Road, Somers F'ojnt. 

'Arrangements were by ibe Middleton^Strobii.' anii'Zîy 

FUWTJI Hofne, Somcr. I'cont. • • - 1 .- • 

SPINNING WHEEL 

.ROWER. SHOP 

Ocean City's Family Florist 

J Ptaom To £*m fau 

Holiday Hookup 

Ultra Brute Flashlite 

MARK 858 Aitxtry VIDETTO Ava, 

Oc*an Cfry.-NJ 

333fl Wast Avo. 

OctoanOry. NU 

Thermogrip Glue Gun O OO 

Sharp Solar Calculator 

Eveready Batteries 

Alkaline 

Energlzers 

1.89 

ACE Screwdriver Set 8.88 

/VU SHOEMAKER 

^SlLk- LUMBER CX), 

1200 West Ave. Dial 399-0150 

>:8t>5Mcn-tfwFrt 

Frederick Beise, 67; 

;• v • 

.-• ' • ' '' i * ' ' 

1 Friday at the Middleton-Etroble Funeral 

M(i:v.e, SOUHTS i'mnt/Huâl was pn\Mtf. -' 

' Dvin.iiions m.iv bo' made to Ihe Lin wood ' H:sf:incal 

'-v-.ctr, 16 Ponl.ir Avc, Unn'ocxi (*8221. 

Melissa Lepping.^ 17 months 

.' MiPvî Y.YS i'OINT /- .NrChs-.i ,\, U:pp.^;;, 77 mtir.ths. of 

ir--- c< : ~.:rr.:::::'.\' ulul \\>v. ?•'< ;r. Ch:'dri'n'-i Hnsp.^.ii. I'h:)-. 

£'•.-.! ;;•• S:;'f' C.'.,'.- r. a S u r r c., r. c: n g A r e a s ^ « c Jl.V 

CALL 927-7573 or 390-3658 

Makes A Very Speciaf 

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AMERICAS 

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OCEAN 

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DIVIS^-N: c.'"P£HSCr.wa 

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SPENGLER 

FLOOR COVERING 

.- femo braro-carp-o'JS • E- r a.'doo RUGG 

• N'c-wax v:n>-l fecr-c- ' Expert |pâ::a'icn 

• . • Cc.T.rr.Grcia! £ ResjdenUal 

Vfs/f our showroom located at 

231 WEST AVE., OCEAN .CITY, N J 

Op^ri Men.-Sal. • i 

obituaries lftT/> hn rtarta Din 

Clarence Keever, 77 

BOYNTON BEACH, Ha. — Clarence Cromwell Kecvcr, 

77, of this city and formerlyof Philadelphia and Ocean. 

'Citydied Nov.5. • . ' . . "... 

Mr. Kecver, formct owner of. the Sugar 'n* Spice delicatessen 

at 35th and Simpson Aye.. Ocean City, moved to 

Florfda in 1974. He; had also been a 35-year-employee of 

Lfredsa,r>a Northroy's.- Philadelphia. . • 

Ho had been; an active member of St Peter's United 

Methodist Church, Ocean City, and was a member of the 

Community. Lodgo No. 744, F.&;.A:M. and the "Artisans, 

both of .Philadelphia, and the Lcisureville Square Oub, 

Bbynton Beach. • • ' ., 

.Surviving arehis wife, Joan;' two sons. David Craig of 

'Noraga, Calif.,.and Robert'Cromwell .of .Avalon; and one 

grandchild. \ '...•• •; ' -. ' 

ML'tnorial services were held iri Florida. .:"'•'' 

Memorial', contributions'may be made to Cason'United 

Mcthodlsf Church. 342'Swinton Avc., Delray Beach. Fla., 

or to the hospice Jn Boca Raton.- . • ' •' • / 

Robert Fania,.68 

OCEAN CITY — 'Robert M. Fanu,.68, of this resort died 

Nov. 30 at his daughter's residence hi Pennsylvania folowing 

a lengthy illness. . • . 

tJom in PhiLidelphia.Mr. Fania vv.)s a former resident of 

Malvern-, I'.i., moving to Ocean City 11 jc.irs ago. 

'He h.id been an insurance adjuster with the Ohio Casualty 

Insurance Co. in Frazer, I'a., and-Atlantic City, retiring 

in 1985'after 30 years with the company. He had also ' 

workcd-for.some independent insurance companies. • ' 

_ He w.is a veteran of the U.S. Air Force. 

Surviving are a daughter, Susan E. H'epke of West Chestor, 

Pa.;.a son, Robert M: Jr.'of Cranliury; and four grand' 

:hilclren. .. 

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Community and Cultures Center 

17th and Simpson Avenue . 

(ArtsCenter • Museum - Library 

399-7628 . , 399-1801 , 399-2434 

r 

nps "jrf. piiir.:rcd i! 

AT THE MUSIC PIER 

PfiiM:Boys Chomm 

HISTORIC HOUSES, : 

SINDIARCMEMeERED 

. Th« annual ehilstrnas 

House.tpuir, sponsored by 

thfc. Friends of the Oceany 

iMuscujn; set 

for.hodn io 5 p.m. Sunday, 

Dec. 20, will for feature a 

,tour. of the museum's historic 

hpuao, 1139, Wesley 

Ave., tho first tiine sinco 

1 9 8 9 . •'. . ._,. •'•••,. 

The tour which benefits 

' the-historic house presocvatib'n,;will 

include an open 

house ot the museum, 1735 

Simpson 4v e -. where local 

historian Bob Marts will 

present a talk on the 

grounding of the Sindia'cn A 

p.m. • , 

Also at the museum, special 

displays will detail the 

grounding of the ship,which 

occurred in a storm 

off the 15th street beach In 

1901. A book and.video of 

the voyage and the'shipvittpck 

will be offered for 

Museum admission fs 

free; refreshments will 

include traditional mulled 

•- ci4cr^p«rtch-atW- Chrfs{mascookies. 

Advance tickvts arc S3 

. and arc available at the 

museum; Sc-nior Studio, »16 

Asbury A%'e., or Sun "Rosi* 

Books, M0 AfJbviry Ave., 

through Dec. 18. ' - 

• . On Dec. 20, the day of the 

tour, tickets, at.3lt) apiece, 

Will t>»7 on sale at .the.historic 

. htfitisc. 1139 Wi.->ley 

Ave., and ' the, museum; 

where participants tnay 

a!.v>-pick up a list of.the 

houses on the tour J 

Tiie list of the housc - OCEAN. CITY — The 

world renowned Philadel- throughout the wortd. 

phia Boys Choir will per- In AviguSt, tlie choir yis 

form a holiday" concert at' 

(iHRISTMAS ITEMS 

the Music Pier, boardwalk 

QNSALfi AT MUSEUM 

and • Moorlyn Terrace, 8 

i •'. TJu» .'Jnuscum gift shop 

p.m- Saturday,'Dec 12. 

- rjiis a-inumbcV of gift items 

• Members of the Ocean 

for sale. • •• 

City. Pops. Orchestra, 

Hours are 10-aim. to.-4 

including conductor Wil- 

' f>.rh. weekdays and 1-4 p.m. 

liam Schelble,- will accoin-' 

Saturdays'. 

pnny the choir. ..•:.-.' 

'. The choir-is celebrating 

FESTIVAL OF CRAFTS 

its . 25th . anniversary "this 

AT THE ARTS CENTER 

.season ondbr the leadership- 

. The arts.p(inler*s annual. 

of founder and artistic 

Holiday Festival of Crafts H 

diroctor Dr. Robert C' 

going on now through Dec. 

Hamilton: Each .year The 

28 at the center's gallery, 

group gives over ', .which w:1l .ilU» b.' ARE OFFERED . 

tourir.i; ncKir. !o 3 

: 

ito^ Australia where' it performed 

be/rire sojd out 

audiences at the ^dney 

Op>era House, the Vi-ctorian 

Aris..Center--' and the :'Parforming 

Arts Center of Brisbnne.' 

' " : . .. ' •• . 

The choir has-plso performed 

at the While H»usetat 

the'Vatlcan for Pope John 

l'aul II and in over 30countries. 

including' the Peoples 

Republic ,oT China, Grcec.c, 

Ghana, Kcpya and Kussia. 

Rgcycto this newspaper j 

SHIP YOUR B 

PACKAGES HERE 

"See this historic Ocean City tiomo and drier's on the 

Christma? Houso Tour noon to 5 p.m. Sunday. Dec. 20, 

sponsored-by the Friends of the Ocean City Historical 

Museum. . . . 

OCEAN PHARMACY \ 

On S>iturtiay, Dec. 5, chil- als.- l*re-registration is, sugdren's 

Christmas workgested. . " " ,- 9th & Asbury Ave. 

shops will be led by Karon 

_. rThink. snow, bring 399-3535 

planned according to age. lynch" workshop • is. 

The children will create a planned 10 a.m. to 2p.m. 

h.irtd-pa,i rued glass orna- Tuesday, Dec. 8,- with 

ment. , . ' instructor Barbara Cox. Participants 

will create rninia^ We're LOWER Again 

Agfs 7.-10 will meet turc snow scenes using 

l 

JV.5-H .i.m.; jges 11-14. Christmas Card-size paper 

1 lrlS ,».Vn. to. 12:30 p.m. and limited palet. Cof.t is 

-CJost of S10 includes materi- S15; do bringiunch. 

UPS Next Day Air Letter 

$10.00 

BOOKS AVAILABLE 

The Oct-ari . C j p 

' Mu^njm has ,J-n!eTt»inrr.c-nt 

.M coupofi fccioks' iaz sale, 

at $-',d e.H.h. 

The bt'kik 

i r.\.r.-. cii i"i 11-! 

N'oven-,b:«-^>sn.Mc;- 

'-i", Ar.î-i i~::'.ii Rc-s:. ;>.;'.Ii-I 

ar.d K;:!'^'r. 

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GEORGE NEWELL 

PAINTING/PAPERHAMGING 

25DeFep Lane 

Somers Point, NJ; 08244 

(609} 926-^39 

Custom Blinds 

Gary Twiggs Sby 

62 tl 093 /^ 

DEI/- MAR " 

WINDOW COVERINGS 

i Verticals • Duettes • Minis & Micros 

Woven Woods • Soft Light Shades 

Wood Blinds • Wood Shutters • Specialty Blinds 

' ' y • ;fr"»f Shop At Home Service——- — 

MardWarptumbw Homo Centers 

Good Neighbor. Good Advice. 

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Kodak 

U«.v{if r>':.?,//.•;.;> D - 50-1 

140-Lights In Motion Extra-Bright- 

Light Set LigtitSet 

WALLACE HARDWARE 

750 Asbury Avenue 

IN OCEAN enrv SINCE 1909 Phone 399-2227 

STAHTWG 

OECOdBERTHi 

OPEH 

8^0 to 8 PiL 

, December 3,1992 Occon"City, U.J. 'A13 

The choir's holiday program 

will feature selections 

from a.new work, Magnificpt 

by John Rutter along 

with traditiono) songs'of 

. the-yule tide. espc,ciaHy > 

Arranged Tor i>s silvqr arini- 

m.-m 

y 

.. Tickets arc S5 for-children 

under T2 and S10 ifor'adultt 

^d are ovailablc at. Jhd dty 

ppblic tclatioas office, Oty 

Hay, 9th and Asb«ry:. call 

399-6111 Ext. 222. 

; 

For a Merry & Bright Holiday 

Choose frpm: Fnlit,.! 

Vegeablcs, Chefcse or our 

famous Gourmet .Trays! 

ti.^V, 

GIFTBASKETFROM BJ.MAZZEO 5 

AtB.F,Mazzco'iwch3vcbcaimaJcrag f ; ! : 

bcauti&il gift fruit baskets foe wee 3O.yean, * : 

Lot us make you gift giving special. Fhrit ".' J 

baikcts from BJF. Mazzeo and j 

Happy Holiday go togtohcr! •••:.'_ 

••"*«' • * - - • , — : • . * • • 

9 & Chesfaut Ave. - NorthfirfH NJ :• 1 

Amctican Express Wdcomc 

641-6608 

CINC* - 'veurt VASE cr» .*«..-tf. 

S.\LK BEGINS J-HiDAY DKCEMEER4ÊNt&_THUKSDAVD&CEMSER 

A 

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I ..' #14 THES£NVNEL-LEt>GEH Ocoah City, fW. Tfcu»*d»y, Ooo»mt»«r 3,1892 

. - • ! ' , • i . - ' * •"' 

•;x- •..-... v'w. 

By ED WISMKK • filled witfc'fantastic dances 

SontinOl-Lodoor Critic and scenes. , „•','•'. 

OCEAN CITY — That 

' The worldwide tradition 

. marvelous rime known as 

is a hundred years old now 

the riolidays has com- 

and the ballet is performed 

menced with bounteous 

in all' sorts of places In a 

feasting rtalrn«» c*/o( sinking — Chy 

Hatt'Cp*. 3n aodAiau^.O 3Op rv • 

''. Chrtitma* lightin 

Chrislmat pJndo — Anbury Avc 

. fKK}.(romO:ti!0',2in sueuti. 7 30 pm 

Saturday, Doc. 5 

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' Don't miss the Art'Cen- 

• tor's ' holiday craft show 

'under' way at, its main gallery, 

1735 Simpson. Ave 

You'll find a. variety of 

Crofts, admission is free. 

Tho Center-also offers many 

classes ranging from paint-' 

irig to dance- 

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Dec.-20, the Ocean Qty 

"Historlcal'Museum wrll 

offer its annual house tour 

and will also be celebrating 

Sindia Daiy at the Museum, 

. house at the Museum marking 

the anniversary of the 

binkitlg of The iinAia at tlVc • 

turn of the century. F/ar 

-, information, .'call 399^1 II,. 

F.xt:287. '• . ' . ' . < • '-..•>.• 

• . The Christian Corrrnftu? 

nity Circle will orcc- again ' 

provide a /nee Christmas 

dinner for those in nood 

and those'.".whc. have nd' 

place to enjoy' a holidayjmeal. 

reaches Lulccns, .who 

1735 Simpson . Ave. irom is in charge of the even*, 

noon to 5 p.m! Tour tidce,ts •"invites-all who.wish to-stip« • 

are-S8 in advance and 510- 

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• "Wcte. going to consider 

' hot only .Bay Avenue, but 

the side streets up to Shore 

Road." said McVeigh. 

. The idea is to try to 

attract more businesses 

down to the bayfront and 

retain the businesses 

already . down there," she 

addcd.' M We're trying to get 

,a lot of coordination with 

people established: there." 

• Input was -received last 

. week from the, entire com-' 

mission, according ..to 

McVeigh, and. three members'were 

to meet with John 

.Rahenkamp: Consultants 

Inc. of •PhilAdqlphia'Tues- 

als. • • 

..The •> . . city's 

recently-created economic 

advijiory body >s continuing, 

the city s goal to better utilize 

its waterfront urea. 

. Roughly a year ago, City 

Council ..approved . an 

'amended developmental 

ordinance which . included • 

creating a historic' water, 

front district, among others;- 

Point officials sought to 

preserve the unique character 

of th6 city's bayfront' 

and riverfronrvillageareas. 

: Concentrations of historic 

structures "da ting bock to 

•thecity's 19th ccotury maritime 

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"The ideals to try to, . ; 

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created maintenance regu-' 

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master plan., Activists hope- 

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encourage renovation, rcha-. 

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B2' THESEVTlNEL'LEDGER Oconn CtlyV N.J. ttaftaday, Oooembi*'3 > ,,1992( 

, I have been listening to the 

country-- station .Wtely. and 

one of my favorite songs that 

I've been hearing goes "She's 

•got the rhythm, and I've got 

the blues." So. 1 was thinking, 

that If you can-get the weather,- 

you can yet the blues too. 

J'ouJ weather,, rough stias 

and: "a pretty-sloppy inlet 

-have caused many anglers'to 

say what-the heck and just 

' ffrh inshore and' in • the Inlets 

for the plentiful-stripers: But 

-when tine senj calmed down 

enough for sorne fishermen, 

they discovered a. bounty .of 

nice fat. fighting tyues just off 

of the beached ."''•-. 

The. big bluofish have 

arrived and in great • numbers. 

' 

• rhero arc .big schoob of 

• 8-:o Ifvpound blues'two-to. 

' four miles out;.They aa-'run- 

' run;.; from rij^ht on the top to 

down .deep -- pretty much 

,i!l over tiie place too". . 

Many, anglers have 

described feeding frenzy,.' 

"blitees and nonstop action.. . 

P.ud Ciunta of S/ionr Hanilaarc 

in Somcrs Point was out 

in his boat, the W7w/ the Hell 

along with friends', Henry,. 

Bob, Ron and nephew Bob 

this past Sunday.They fished" 

all day and - caught- 43 .big • 

blues, 10 to 16 pounds-out at 

the Ba-akfast Table. • 

Most all .of the fish were • 

• caught on Oarkspoons and 

ponytaiLs,' bvit they did runtwo 

umbrella • rigs down 

deep and got kme multiple 

hookups. " ' • • .' 

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-THE SgNTtNEL-LEDGER Ocean Clly. N.J. Thursday, December 3,1995 ••; ' 

for the 

'..Last year Eg^ • Harbor 

Township played -intho- 

- first football'playoff game 

In its. school's nine-year hjstbry. 

The Silver Eagles lost 

: '.to Woodrow.'Wilson:. , 

Now, one year later, F.HT. 

(8-2)vwill complete its 10th 

.-Reason, of football "by playing 

J Lacey Towrtship 00-Q) 

at 1 p.m. Saturday afternoon 

for the South Jersey. 

Group 3 championship 

Eg& Harbor Township, 

defeated Abscgami, 27-0, at 

' home in' the semifinal 

round'while Lacey w."js .i 

14-13 .winner over Ocean 

City. .. . ' .*., 

Though freshman funning 

back Andrew Parker 

• has bccn.a pleasant surprise 

to 'the Egg Harbor Township 

attack, the Eagles-basically 

go as far as senior 

quarterback Scott Parker 

will take them. Porker — 

whose come-from-behind 

• wins in the'fourth period 

this year have made' him. 

the John Elway'of South' Jor- 

' sey — his thrown for .1 ,'84-1 

Sep. 6, 

• Sep. 13/ 

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Oct.' 5; 

Qc\J 11, - 

Oct. IS.' 

Oct. 25. 

Nov. .1. 

N«v. 3, *• 

.Nov. "15. " 

•' Nov. 22, . 

Nov. 20. 

Dec i"). 

Dec. 13^ 

• Dec. 20.'.'-., 

Dec 2?, • 

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Airictc V. ;•::.:' 

yards and 12 touchdowns swarming defense led by 

this y.ear. His .favorite linebackers Dave Lobdell 

receivers . have been and Torn Nolan. 

Jonathan l'arker,. who. has". Quarterback Rich Bar'.-. 

football preview 

caught 37 for 652 yards nnd 

i TDs, and Jason Limed, 

who .has-26- catches for 370 

yards and 5 TDs. " ' 

.Scott Parker — who "has 

kicked 8 field goals and iV 

of 38 extra points' in his 

career - 1 finals on: .Saturday, Brick .yfeiy*i;S*r 

Township. (9-1) will be at, V?" 

Washington Township '.•'.; s \ ; ,>• 

(10-0) in Group 4, Delran. -=;?• ";gloski 

has thrqvyn for more 

than 800 yards this soo,son 

but the Lacey offense is 

built around running bucks 

Brian Elias and Gary Sjsila. 

Elias,. the.younger brother 

of Princeto'n st.ir: Keith 

- needs 16*1 yards .Elias, has nearly 800". yards 

passing on Saturday to rushjng but w«i.s .injured in 

reach 3,000 yards for his Laccy's game with •Central' 

career. He has thrown 20 on Saturday. Sasaia has 

TD passes- anii been inter- rnorp than &X) yards on ihe 

cepted 10 times in his ground.' r • 

530 6-4-0. 

career, which inclinied . Bargloski'i. favorite 

S3 0 6-3 0- 5? 

some brief appearances as a receivers are slotback Jon 

freshmnrrnt Holy Spirit. Coon',, who .is', also an out- 

Lacey, which allowed standing defensive back, 

Ocean City 147 yards in the and Dave Pcstrichello. 

air '•— a career .high for In other South Jersey 

Chris Bauer —. has a 

i; -.-"',,£.'v;:, 

(8-2) goes to Sterling ^l^\ !^. •''•:v'C? 

: (9-0-1) in Group 2, Glass-- •'; * - • t < k ^ 

' bo'co (8-2) is-.at' I'nulsboro 

(9-1) in "Group. 1 and Msgr.' 

Donoy.in (9-D visits Holy 

Cross (10-0) in Parochial-A. • 

St. Joseph of Hnmmonton 

(8-2) won its fourth straight' 

South .Jersey ; . Parochial' B, 

title on Nov. 21-. with avic; 

lory-over Gloucester Catholic. 

They were the only two 

ti-.invs" to' qualify in that 

!;rbup. ; '_• ,. , ' 

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Abaegami: failed to. vvin 

its finit pica: of a Cape-Atlantic 

League football 

championship since 1982 on 

Thanksgiving Day when 

the Braves were beaten.by 

Oakcrest, 12-7.. U marked 

the I.Otn straight win by 

Oakcrcst over AbsogorpJ. ' 

• In other Thanksgiving 

Ddy highlights, Holy Spirit 

lost a 7-2 dcdsion to Allan-; 

tic CUV to finish below .500 

and Mijlville, despite u 10-8 

Win ' over Vineland, also 

ended its season with-a losing 

record. '.Either Holy 

Spirit or Millville had w'on 

the leogue championship 

the last five years ,and one 

of them h;id been a champion 

in 10 of the previous' 

12 years and 16 of 20. , 

This was the.first tittle in 

more than 25 years that 

both. Holy. Spirit, and 

Millville .finished below 

.500.. .. " • 

Two-other interesting 

games found St. Joseph 

upôiting Hammonton,, 19- 

18, on Saturday and. Schalidc 

topping. Pleasantvillc, 

18-6, in .a came dominated 

by the memory -of Gr,- r:-T.' ' ' 

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dgain and Pleasantville had, .land, 22-6. 

to be satisfied v/ith a 5-t 

record, its best since 1984. 

• '.- In other season-ending 

^carries-. Bridgeton.uscd 179 

yards rushing by Ray 

Brown dnd .1Q1 by '• Phil. 

to defeat CamHcr- 

. Arid".Bucna walloped St.. 

Augustine,.45-Q; with Robert 

Allen running • for T20 

yards arid 4 touchdowns, 

didate. •' .. " . •' 

MOHLER is ALL-ACADEMIC 

Ocenn City High School grad Marie Mohlcr was 

named to the All-Academic Team of the Middle 

Atlantic .Conference for,trie second s.traighj year 

recently. . . • .' ••.','..- 

Mohler, a. senior psychology major, -was a key 

' player•' on ' the Washington fMd.) College Meld • 

hockey team. She scored 2 goals and added •• assists 

for the 6-7 learn and tied the school record for 

career assists with 15. •' . ' 

To be eligible for the All-Acadcmic'Team.a shident 

must significantly contribute to the,team and 

rnaintain a cumulative, grade point 'average of at 

least 3."40. . " ' ' . . . 

J.D. ASSELTA AT BENTLEY 

Ocean City's most recent 1.000 point scorer. 

6-foot-7 j.D. AsscJla, will join his Bentlcy [Mass.] 

College teammates Saturday for.a game at Merri-, 

mack in thcNortheast-lOCanferencci . 

Bentley, which has the 12th best winning percerit- 

" age nationally among Division II teams, will- host its 

Own holiday toumarjacnt Liter this month on the 

Dec. 28-29. . -. • . - ' • 

•"ts"OT^c r of~tW"O""f*"Ciiiiiiu?#i xm trie Ocr»tiCV. 

team which also includes Anihony Neibert, a sophomore 

frotn Lacey Towrtship. The ^quad consists of 

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What to da about 

drunken 

The other day•'\vc'"h'eard sonVeo.ne -say she~hqd a 

'friend who has decided not to drive arryrrioreoh' the 

Route 52 causeway, the main,artecy into and out of 

Ocean City. Her reason: the three-vehicle collision 

Nov. 20 which clairned two lives. .. ....-'• 

We don't know' whether her specific reason /or 

being fearful oh the Howard S. Stainton Boulevard is 

the closerif-'SS of four lanes of vehicles -r~ sometimes 

going at excessive speeds-two abreast each way with, 

no highway divider —.or.the fact that .'this latest;. 

Ocean City traffic fatality was again caused by .ah 

allegedly drunken driver. .. • • •""-'• 

Sadly again\ >V year and a week, earlier, on the. 

Route'623 (Roosevelt Boulevard) bridge-between 

Ocean City and. Upper Township two other people 

lost their lives at the hands of the driver who had 

been drinking. • . • ' • 

. A year ago it was two. students who met their 

deaths; a couple of weeks ago, two teachers. A tragic 

irony. And List summer; alcohol was suspected in a 

single-veh'icie fatality on the.causeway. . 

VPhat can we do? What steps can be taken to alleviate 

such horrible statistics: four killed in a year's time 

in aicohol-rjL'Uited accidents? Sure," we could mount a 

•-drivt?~tO-hay«? roadways widened,- dividers-installed. 

You can imagine how long it-would take to.have 

that in- place — years! How about a concerted effort 

to -Have drunken driving.classified as a enme against 

"society ptrn^hable by severe penrflbei? And in the 

• rneanlirne, we..must tx-ef up,our educational efforts 

to get the message.across: Drinking and driving kills!, 

Tcvvwirds. the educational-ends. New Jersey's First 

Lady, Lucinda Florio on behalf .of the governor, on 

Tuesday appointed a Youth Adyisory Task Force Sn 

Alcohol and Drug Prevention. Task force membersare 

high school and college 'students representing, 

each of,the state's 21 counties. The event kicked'off 

National Drunk And Drugged Driving Prevention 

(3D) Month. . ' '. ) 

A< 7 o'clock' Thursday everiing, T\\- 

£.r.-.i-ho in tin; county par^; on Route V, t'rV 

'Cape chapter ui Mothers', Against Drun); Dr.Vinj; will 

I'n.-!ii ib fir.t candlelight vigil. Faivule> and fnrndi* 

will *.iui in a bpecial tribute to tlux-e-kiUixi or mjuiv'A" 

ir^lcOhol-'reiated crashes. CjH MADD at Sb6oni A 

brê.-h.-n-.cut from th.s .irâ v.vuki .cerVir.iv l>*' 

.' 1 • ' - • 

ft, • . • • • • . : • • ' • • • • • • • • v 

1/" at. the 

P en', vi'j in rtu- Gri-.iti.-r Ore-an City -&Tto cuiv', 

. side.' it ~j pt-.^civj! ;dr.-ipv);£n :c .il^ryiaic: drunken 

!..*.< ;:s si.orhoad/he rnti 

nj jâct 

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y f.'.'.iii-.'.jrr.b!*' .shjiirvs • - , . •'. 

c \cjfT thcught-s"*'Wefwculd Iik/? :o : 'hi'.ir 

u.^Vr. *]» your sugj;i-st:>;tv.'on -What tu Jo" 

IU' •.•.-.ih your id 

I Ln AmuICM'» Cr«»U>( FucvUy ' 

The Sentlrfel-Uedge^ 

A jjjs iion ci T*xJT, J»-M7 Rail), l-c 

•'•>-:>;:';• 

A day for thinking thankful thoughts 

Yh\s "is being written tluday 

bt.'fore .Th'aiik.'.gi\ m^; 

li't s hooe that all of us have 

a h.ip-./v holiday ... . ' 

As il- .our if;r.r.i.-:, •-•i.'i! 

eri)Oy 'if.cly . KIK.K'J.'oa7T!»C/3A ". ar..l |Vh.1 Ai ^'t-r, tV..: 

1 • RALPH j. COOPER, FJuf-inor t c,i ;r.i- |';; 

. ' JOHNK. ANDRUSa.Ecior 

OYF.OU T. (JlERCEFl, Atf*of.,i.r.g Map. 

P.rtone area code (603) 

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1 »•* .j _ j • v** lu 1 iii ,, ; 1 

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looking back 

.10YEAKG ACO 

YEARS AGO 

«.-. .,-^'X- re v..ci ; >• 

; 

dippings 1rom past JSSU 

/-.--,Y-.i:-v:-.:ch C.ty «i|ri;r.;iT.MC.' JiX««.-p 

J i •.-.• ;..;. : .-. ... ;rt- r; .•.r.^ Ev"v..-.i;,T'.";clA. > vr.!oprr.iT.t J! i rnw.--r. 

;.'.-jr :cr i-.h;c." sp7rov.1l ci Cc-.r~rr.i;:%.cr,.cr C'. Car 

;.i." ,'.:-,» Jj.-lv.r.-r.-,.c Dtvi!^;;r: - .'!a*y of'CJC,H< and we >a^f 

.' b,^ Tnr-kyî\:r.:\ ca>A_- . -But ihi#_h'apperea 

H> my. îr., \l.i:k 

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A.violet.in thesnb\y.. • ^^.s^;.^;:; 1 

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rAPlT'AI.COMMI-MS 

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j»- •,•-»-: l! : .-. 

p available for domestic abuse victims 

ASSIMHLYJ.1SF.S 

Bringing the bureaucracy to account 

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Thursday, qecembor Cr, 1832 Ocean Cily, M.J. TH£SBNVNEl'LftOGER • B9" 

Downs, Commissioner of the phone calls from your . 

N.]..Department of Transpcr- office, we wcro left with the 

tatwn re: the Rush Chattin belief "that this problem 

Brulg'e. , arose when-it Was discov-. 

"A second summer' ha3-«cd.thereHvais no-fcderal" 

now pasBod since-the dtxji- Jôncy-avaUabJe for 3 fishcatfon 

01 the" Rush Chattin in S platform, but ' money ' 

Bridge. The state and WM available for a bikecounty 

have a irriique cotti- wav - , '. ' '_ * 

Ele.x;that should, and could '.A.-rr «* to as anything.but 

after, the proper persons a f'îng.platform. Some of 

were notified. ^ wcro at thc Ml*-every 

The problem" that . still . 

high for adults to fish Cel1t accurate in the rt-preover 

s,i(clv and comfort- anting of the real purpose 

' ' ' ' Af the platform. Regardle?>s, 

The er.t-Ior.ed pictures ''. ls tncT0 - J« IS not. perfect 

;-how how chjld'rco'climb - ind if hwart; that bikes-do not use 

the- w-alk.way,' and 

. requested the railing to be 

lowered and that-it would 

noi comprorrtis*? safety.' 

Many" others' have 

requested this.problem be 

corrected; these include:' - 

• . Assemblyman' Ray Bottoh, 

District Engineer Thomas 

Cutrona, Sen. James 

Cafiero, Assemblyman • 

•Frank LoBLondo, Assembly- • 

man John Gibson, Board of . 

Chosen .'freeholder's,-' 

Coupty bridge sUpcrintencfent 

t.J. Ayers, Ocean City 

Council president Jeanne 

Clunn, plus hundreds of 

lislicrfncn^ ' • . . 

. Cormrtiisioner,' in -your 

letter- of. March 23," lf/92 to\ 

Our concerned . legislators,, 

you wrote the railing on the ' 

sidewalk eannotbe lowered 

because the existing railing 

height required is. 4 feer 

can-,; and should, rx> 

on the r,nl. Sfvewl' have correctwi 

.t!r. .icJv Ih.ink CCHI, Very simply. She railing 15 

the brfdge. rr^'h-and unsafe. Conno! 

nvijr into thc 

^syian Hughes on Sept.' 

O,-.r v-.'.-ir 

n your hospital rates and using 

poweir to make New Jer- unemployment, insurance 

\cy\s .first dedicated fifihing funds to pay for health care for 

bridge a safe ono. 

the. poor and uninsured • 

Concessions can lead to By I..VURA GIANNOTTA 

excellence, ' ••••'• 

Your letter of March .23, There appear to be some 

1992 also sta-tes that in your conflicting tmin3 of thought 

opinion lowering of • the among . &tate officials 

railing on ' the bridge'side- designing a new health care 

walk would compromise reform package that started 

public safety. . out simply as a mechanism 

to fund the Uncompcnsated 

Sir, it is. our opinion" that ; Carp Triist Fund. • . 

existing hoighf. has On- the one hand, .these 

d the . problem, and. officials w.mt health insur- 

lowering could only ance policy premiums' 

benefit the. safety of "ihe • based upon "community ' 

multitudes who 1 

rating" that uses the same • 

ing wfflk. 

premium rates regardless of 

age, gender or residence, as 

•John VV. Brown 

Ocean City 

' opposed to a'business' in'di-; 

vidiiar"experiencc" rating. 

Yet, when it comes por.sib;!ity of providing 

, O.OS-hkJid alcohol ooaooitra- 

;hea!th'carc (of N'cw Jersey's 

tion (BAG) as.- th.e legal mea-' 

•citizen's? • ' 

'îre vrf drj^rflk dn\ing. ' 

"Rfduang the BAC limit 

to ll.l>S LS among the mcav.'ircs'states 

cm take, to-help 

>t', I h"a\V onlv.'jft'n four si:pplenH-ni,.other proven 

bikes en the Mv ;.J.'/;, .md" .ir.ti-dn;n"K tinving me.i'.un.-i, 

thev were pushed* not .nd- such ."is Nobr.ety. checkpoints 

dt.-n. Each year 'Ô'rcr.i! b:xe 

:r..ii.i!ho:-.-. , i-r 

.'c y'.i'.i • r.'.ri-.'i::lv c - Docs this responsibility regardl.ess of health 

rest with the busine;s com-. (lake ull comers) is-a welcome 

munjty? Some'lO.OGO New r.i^n of change. -Thiv};u£ran.- 

jersey membefs of the tee Jssue and the exdu-sion 

'National. Federation of of prcKjxistfng' corrdif'.ons 

'Independent • Business when changing insurance 

. 

providersare Important. 

Employers cannot, and should not, bear 

the full responsibility of providing 

additional funds through a payroll tax: 

for uncompensiated care 

Many, years ago. New jersey 

made-a societal commit-, 

men! that the state would 

provide health care-for all 

wr.onecd it." 

That was. and to this day 

still ^remains, thc only consdonablc 

decision, that, can' 

be made. Remember, 

though." that w.is q societal 

decision, not • a decision 

madeby employers alone. 

To be fair,.. the reform 

package being hammered 

ouft does contain many 

needed changes to help 

ma_ke health._ 1 n5ui.ir.« 

more affordable, und available, 

in New JeTijey- 

•' For imall-busincss owners 

in particular, the 

requirements that all insurance 

cttmpaniO-J 

;:a:r.scs rer.v-s 1 of. ;!nver, 

-'>r,.- 

• ,- ' " / 

Television* it's still, a wasteland. . . 

Sf J-V s aô, N'c»v|urd)x»c 

health insurance; ' •'••• 

• Requiring hospitaband 

doctors to... publish', thesf 

prices so health care payers : 

can be more knowledgeable 

consumers — competition . 

will lower costs! 

But are should be $»ken 

by Govi J]orio and thc Legislature 

for in an cfSorttO 

met;t their own Self-fan- • 

posed deadline of November 

30, they may wind up 

• v/ith a health care package 

-' • that ^rnay cause more prop- 

tain -,T teas": 13 health' lems than it solves. 

coverpge-> as niandaiw} by .Employers cannot, and, 

the legislature. These cov- should not. bear- thc full 

erage-", can incroJM.' the .crjs! responsibility of. providing 

ot' %©me«,po!:cies by 20 yni'- additional fund* through a 

ct'nl'or niorc; 

.• Encourage ni.ir\.ij;e'd (please turn to SIC) 

Coming your way for the next two weeks, The Christmas 

' A'!.T v.-.i-.-hir.^:!.; r.Û 

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,!'.'••"' :'ri,v.". t.:;t ti c wi:-.i.iii"iS 

.ir-5 i.-'.vri(ror.t n|\a cvn'.CT 1 , 

V.'f. . 'V* ' -.-.:-;£ ' :•> I! SI 

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810 , THE'SENTINEL-LEDGER OcoanClly, M.J. Thursday, I , 199-?, 

obituaries 

» Mrs. Folkins was ,i craftswoman during World War"I in 

^hc emergency fleet at the Ne^y York Shipyard in C.irrsden. 

She eventually rehrcd'from thu [•}. Her-.rv Mar::;¥ 

Engineer Company ;n I'iul.'itiolphia. *•' .. , 

She'was a member of St Luke's Church :y\ «Vest C.\>{lii-,g-. 

swpodi . ••' • . •• 

She was a gr.i'duato of ti-.e Wei.'.rr.estcr (1'a.) NorrMi 

.,?vhcx>! and/he'McHjri' Ir.Û'-'e o! Art :n t/kiLideiphia. 

•'Surviving arcs two daughter., M,vr:*-..! 'Mavcrr. „('(• 1 ..r.- 

WfHXi, ]ev>;e MacGrc;;-1r of Sia:-.t\j.-i; ii :-• r.'Ko'ixrj D l'..;!^ 

t>! Kirtirr.or.d, \'.:.". l-.vo stcp-daughtiT--, fc.'.nne Kilcv '.; 

l4j;~-c:.»r. 1-...;•.--• - Oc crA'.oV: 27^1 SCAIIC 9. W 

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•>':.:> I,:-iv c! 'v,rv .".'.••, K.-r/ar.-Cli'^-f iii; i" ;-.•:> T . L;-w. : Shore "Memo".-;! 

:v. 

W's C.-.-.r. w.sL a :Yy ,.i' lirothcr, Robert L- Robinson of 

Al.c-.u. C>:N .::>: .i •i--:'i .'. Re'iseir.ary re \'o;.c.iy Iv '.:••>• M< Pleasant 

f...'r:-,i-!.TV. Mi-Ivilie ' • -. • • , • 

A.-i.:r,:i."~':"*.s '.-.cr'i" hv• i\.-v,ip >h.]i': ; ^"- Memonai 

• I ;..;,, :.-.'; !!;,-v. M-.lv.;;.- "'•_.. _ ."•'.• -" . " 

Marie Gaffney, 83; 

''XiML'RsrulNI V:.:r.i;.H ( ,.il"::n->. *i"-. .• •'. :!:•.•c.- • 

Arrangements %vere By the Krauze and Ix>gan Kuneral 

.Jlor/e Inc., Sea kle City-' - • . 

Donarinns* s may b b< m made to th,e , D'Youville Manor,-L'er- 

' on.i! Rosi'dcnce fdr the Elderly, ^750 Quarry 

Pa-. 

Thomas Cain^ 80 

'.il;»i W.T- -.i!-- e\tr,ii-ird::'.rir," 

• n.in;; ;,TM:-.,-i a:vi'':aN r .-? \):i- Ajtar .":."•.•! ii. >-.V;;.• s.v ;./y , •: , 

v •'•"• 

BETHLEHEM 

By TOOK RICHARD • " 

Editor Note: VOs is the first column-on the three 

advents: I. the coming of Christ at Bethlehem, 2.'the • 

coming of Christ lo a believer's life, and 3. the coming 

second advent of Christ to (he earth. •. 

three times I haVe been privileged to visit Bethlehem. 

The birth of.Jesus probably happened in a 

cave near the Tocky border^ of the town. Animals 

were sheltered there and fed from a manager that" 

became the crib for the Christ-child. • • 

On that very real birth-night in that very real 

place, God took human fbrm. and visited his World. 

.-The Christ-child was the "second-Adam," says the 

• Bible, Fie was. the new beginning for all of the sinful; 

sons and daughters of the first Adam. . • 

. The, advent at Bethlehem medns tha§t people, no 

longer h.ad to just hear about God. Now they could 

see him in the perfect incarnation of Christ. "He 

•\vho has seen me has seen the Father," said Jesus. 

Christians believe that the Bethlehem advent fulfilled 

numerous prophecies about the coming rnesislari 

"iJhdxGod 1 s promises cf 'Tvdt*n*ptsorvV Wilh-ihe - 

advent,-of. the Christ-child, the book is closed on 

prior senptures and revelations. . . 

The r\ew revelation of.GoU h.ls begun LP Christ 

and continued through the Holy Spirit .ind the new 

inspired scripture's (the new tesr.~irrre.nt). • 

The new .tge of histop,''is later signified-by numb«. 

v ring prior yca/s as B.C- (before Christ). . . - 

• .The event of eyents has -happened. The planet and 

its petrple have been Visited bv-'.hc holy Cod of the 

universe. L • . . . •- " 

The American.clergyman Phillips Br!' The ,ig-'s ivherj he 

1 '•* 

SPINNING WHEEi 

5> .'.-FLOWER. SHOP 

s Ocean City's Family Florist 

MARK VIDETTO 

, Wit Vi\::'. A.l. 

55th Street end AatuJry Avenuu' 

-.. -FV;y. P.T^: VI v.-i'--do'Lcc Pastf' 

£ i 

\* Sunday, Dec. $, 10:30 AM '.-, 

•• "Opening Christmas Doors" ' 

-S-njay.f^.oc SAM . 

Sc"v; So' •• ce'• Z '5 A!/ 

• " . Vc--:r-G'So-. co -0 SC A».' ; - \ 

• " O( K^^ CO \ - I 

BAPTIST CrttTRCHI 

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"^ Sunciav. Dec^th 

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KlETHODIST CHURCH 

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"Getting God's H0115? In Order' 

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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS 

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Sonttnor-Lortoor NOT LATER -THAN NOON TUESDAY FOR 

THUHSDAYPUBLtCATlON.'Too 1-8» to Oaulr*., WEDNESDAY 

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3199-1311 •, 

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scr, Reatora, *}mrif la «o high 

and oo tîotia, JLCSI .a profoaftkanaf 

yorj to Of>aWoVp"J o aoJI r.ortt proVcJodJO yorj to Of>aWoVp"J ^ 

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roal cstita or ito ^v'nkinQ abrxrt •cftonQfng «Hc«a, 

^ mi'nc!o iognr-a mo a ca4 ic lhal wo can 

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FiW your Christmas stockings witn vargainsin ihe classified* 

phone ) $99'~""' 

ae A RAOO AMMOUNCIB - On »>• y*> 

tratohg al local radio u*»orai. Trtfrr 

around worn ecnedUMe. Na experience 

roeulnxl Cat noar for tree Brochure. 1- 

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Will. DO BA0Y81TTIM0 - tn my homo. 

Vary good wlti cUWren. Raaittnetla, 

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runa oood. now o«heu»tr>ew c*Rch, 

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•I, "Untfor 1H» 8M«MC b» Or«(n Suai- 

•rÔ 1««. 1ST RCVootot K'Wl 

•qwan vWoo RMty, «7a, Piayrjoymao- 

«u»M 1MOI»t««0. «oo% 5»- 10 

HANOMAOE cHtverwa.otrm • At 

TTw Cniftort Hopm. Qpan avary 3aur> 

doy, 1b am to 2 pm urn* Ovtwrna*. 340 

:tthomHoafl, MarmoML •. : 

' HEAVY DUTY LAME CAP ACtTY-f** 

cvda îmif^tool ctotfwa.KraaJw. ExoaV- 

HOMEUADC PASTA • Ordar now torifia 

hottjty*. UUntoo* Froafl Frozan: flpa- 

Dhad, rttVtoO, DnoccN. cvdufll. martoosl 

and tluflad ihafl*. To placa youroroar 

ca« 381.-1 *33 altar S3O pm. 

AHDERSON-0JSERK1S 

$ 

Efttk« Estate of Afanhaa 

RoMnbarp, Pro«Un»ot A.C. 

. Attomayl i 

AMOM • ApocMffar* hot 

IWaiwr KWit WOOU.VD 

VTCTOnWX »CF«ttO 7 Pe. CO^Tft 

c wmwrsvw« 

1l>g>%-P«t. rfxr Una pn. 

LUmgM. B O n NonaU a.l":l 

Real Esiatc SaJo 

bEiOMBlCCK.TC'.VNHCUSt; . 

MUL71 FAh'JLY iitACHBLOCK 

SOUTHFJiD COrJCO 

S!NGLI£ FAMILY 

BLh & Ocaan Ava 

393-5211 

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BUYiNGJSELLWGCOIHS 

t^m \Z JO * X: p .-i 

•'• 1245 AaburyAvt. 

j93-3Q£Mr • * 

Real Estate Sales' 

'•_•'_ •^ 1 "' ^s 3 '- ^'-j- 

ic- P.-CC-3 i." S toe 

SUWM£R REN •ACTlViT Y IS, STRONG Vif 

' NEED ACDiTC «'AL RENTAL 

CALL 

LISTINGS PLEASE 

Ocsan Ccicny Ccndo 

3O&-7U0 

Fri'. Dec. 4,11 -8 pm • 

SaL Dcs. 5, 10 - 5 pm 

Sun. Dec. 6.12-4 ptn 

Work* Utrf< STOLE - h carrlof, mHoMrfl hal 

ao*. P** 0" -*t maple bad* wMi tpraad.. 

• I fW0»^WwM««^tiirta»tte,TJWo»l)r««« 

INTERNATIONAl. COMPANY - 8*aMna 

kMMduai «o InvMl S14.B00..E«4meia 

-aBrr4nga' *1M» ' »3300 waak. SOcobvop 

madt modtinas IdoilM. flail 

8nlcKoni. Honhoy*. cWpa. «C. "1-000 

0^1-4322. •... .. • • -• • .-•• , 

BeaJ 

Active 

Home Inspections 

• On the spot reports - 

• Roportt dona aaxxning JO 

ASHtBtantJards. . ' . 

• Froo ropak ooet OBttmaloo. 

398-3400 

- tout hcfntkmm iiapaafcn compeer? 

OCEAN CITY 

GREAt lÔCATION^Lfflrgc 4 Bedroom two-story 

located on l^rgc lot:..Walk to beach-. Mice hardwood 

floors throughout plus all appliances • -. . 

ildd:^169000; /' 

BAY PROPERTY; with boat deck & boat sirp. 

Master Bedroom wyTabulow views.. JBR, . 

li/2Bth unit &. 1BR. lBthimiu Call today for 

•.deuils.-.4299.000." • 

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Call For Details/ 

COLOUICU. 

Monihan Realty Inc. Celebrating 

45 Yrs. cf Outstanding Service 

3.BR/28A 2ND FLOOR 

^ CONDOMINIUMS; 

UNDER $159,000! 

5:4; ;;x 

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CITY OF SEA ISLE C4TY 

. . . NCWJGRSGY 

ORDINANCE NO. 1000 (1O02) 

DOND ORDINANCE PnOVlOING 

FbR DEVELOPMENT QF THE SEA 

« ' -ISLE 

CITY MAniNA IN ANO OY THE 

CITY OF SEA l3L$CrrY. IN THE 

COUNTY OF CAPE MAY. NEW 

' JKHSGY.APPROPR1ATINO 

$543,000 

THCOEFOn AND AUTHORIZING 

' THE ISSUANCE OF »3t0.000 

• • ' - .UONDG . 

OR NOTES TO THC CITY OF 

. FINANCE PAfTT OP THE COST . 

THEHCOF. 

OG IT OflDAINED BY THE CITY 

COUNCIL OF THE CITY C* SEA 

• ISLE CITY. IN THE COUNTY OF 

•CAPE MAY. NEW JERSEY (no« to6«. 

l.han l*o-lhltds o! all mombors 

iNotool ajtlnnoiiVely concurring) AS 

FOLLOWS: . 

Sucllgn I Tho Impiovuroont 

doecitwd In Goctlon 3.pi thla bond 

otxfouuK* Is hofoby omfrcxLrod to bo . 

iMVfcHiokoo bythoCUy (X Sou i*lp 

Cixy. Nv* Jortoy as. a Qoottt* 

uvpitMomara. Vot uw \tTgxortatnafa 

or p^vpaoo docatxxS In Soction 3. 

iKoro la txuotoy appropriated IMa uim 

oJ S543.Q0O'. IncJudlno »*> "»•"" °* 

S26,000*a3 tho down'p'aymdnl 

roquuotlby Iho LocmlBond Lax "vo 

down payment la now nvaiotsa by 

vkiuo ol picviaJon tot down pay mom 

or lor upllnt- Impfovomonl pu(pofti 

Ln ono or rnoio' prcrvtouaJy ip(rt 

. Improvement or parpoco li and Itio maiUMy LcnMukt oHM 

ncilot sold, Iho prlc> oOtOl'Kxl iind 

h l h h 

Q 

Coctlon.2. J/i ordor (a rinmico fr>** 

coot ol tha improvomoru or putposa 

no< covered by oppUCaion ol ir>a 

down paywont, hoootlatto OcnCs o 

pnnclpal omount o( J510.00O purwi- 

nni'lo ifx» Locainond LaW In anuci' 

paikxi o( iho tesuanco d Itio tjp>na'' 

oxo hod )a tho dovo4op/ru>nt 

cl tho :ioa Irîo C4y Mojlrva o*r*KJ by 

Iho Cay (ncroding wnlk* WA/G. txît 

Ing. piUK^^Q. o^«*oc. o fttorm w^tor 

dfaMoô fiyoiom. UCKUOQT' uWitU*^, 

iKJiirtg p«o! and )ncx>c*n3 

tho acQuicAion ot mcccK^ti nnd 

' and Ail worfc 

CocHoo 5 Tho copiuil txxlgu ol 

Iho City Q( Son IMo Cliy it horufcy 

onwKjod lo corfQfrn wlin Iho provl-. 

olora of Kir. u xnioni 

oi.arty kicofiaeJOfkcy tnxcMMh Trw* 

rutM^tAlon.in lru» lorm prornuJoTKorfby 

Irxi LocaJ finance Ro.vd slK/wing lull 

du(a4 cl (ho itrru>nt * ol bonds or nowa .lo bo 

^ lor Ihil lmprov«m«rt or put- 

i ti ai; u.-xld ori n *lof>"o-tocm 

C4y, or any mr>rnOur ol Iho sona - 

~cCr.:[c\ gtcup 'fc tho C»i^. w.jhtfi UM>* 

TVUCIKXI 1 lliO-tlO, purtu.tlil to Ihttj 

L*JO*JUI or tirvoocuil poi^:^>t* wi^h- 

m'^po*".! lo any rjiponriauiir. to Ixt 

1 lo t>u aitd fuiit&y to 4 OiKia;;i:k>n ol 

m Mocilon 3 horvol.ro bn • onDlNANCENO O2-2O ' 

• IrKUrrod^ndptUd d>lor lo Hw, it»u- ANOnDINANCEHEaULATtNQ 

rtnoo of t>onds of (Ktoa rjujmxlrod. THEOinSNINtSOF 6TnEETa ' 

horolnln occordancw w Tlooauoutino • ZS - l902 haa b * on ^tx**^ d "O lo 

no« on Iha ?2rwl day al'Oei'obor l»cK ol quorum. Tho noid mootlnq will 

W92. Said public hoVog w.-m con- 5«Tu*wdoy. -j«iu«y 10. 1085 c« 

on final postage nn0 was adopiod rt ^T-Î'I'T'PV - ti o. da!o ol tlKJ rorjularly tchoduioa 

j--|.A1-f:Mr^jx mrxulna ol tho Doordof Education.o( 

Tho 'bond"* otdinnnc. putXbhod 1^2^ Sf^SSL-J^^Sf: 

SMERIPF-CQAIJC ••' 

DYVlRTUEoiUWrllolEiiBCUtloo f 

)«saod out ol iho Suportbr Cowl ol -i ••.— • - • ^- . .. 

Nowjorooy.^MncqryjDivioion, MARGATE — Dr. Martin measures. • • 

,75oHidiJi1?; Provvn, chiropntctor, will Following his talk, a .'.. 

^Êjjij'' speak at the monthly meet- social, hour in the ^m^*. 

fJho p(S ing of the Jewish. Comrnu-- room will be held featuring • 

and LARHY A. MAOI.ANO LOCY j,}^ Center sotiol dub' 7 pooland ping-pong. • 

HKt\an*L 'wi^GSiaTER GAtvi p;m. Monday, Dec. 14 at the; The sodal dub consists of I 

?Hi^6SrT^N*EwaPA'p&RS: JGCXSOTN-JeromeAvc. . rctinhdnndscTnurctirc^peo- . A 

INC. OCEAN Reef ouuoCOND -Dr. firown heads, the pie and,is open, to the pub- .•. 

nicÂRD^r^N&TS "afo" IS Prown'ChJropttJctic Center-Uc.Feo for this is.$l'for • 

DoJondanm. i'«han «ipo«> 10 eai« .-* in. Northfldd . and' will be mehibers and $2 for hon- 

"^wnDNeloAâANUAnYo. speaking on' "Your good members. For mox* tafpr- ... , 

100a. .." health, emphasizing diet, • madon, call Rich. Rubin at ; • 

o«ono ocbcn IA it's biiornoon ot c x e r cj s c an(j proventive the JCC;822-1167. . '.. ' . ; 

City Hitj'h School Hiere 

were a number of question 

Thursday, Dec«jinb«r 3, 1002 OcsonCliy. N.d. rHESENTlNSLrLtDGEJI B15;'" ' , j 

tennis: Franusis AI1-SJ' - 

lhe 

Houto.uuildlno tin ftouto 9, |n Capo ' ,' 

Moy Court Houaa. Now Jornoy. All 

rîq^^wpa^ ojVnd Partnerlessi parents meet and dance 

kMiy c 11 and^gather^ . . 

??2£2K-;^~.-~ .- ô tcr 181 mcetV&30p.m. the ings wftl be ot t)W..VFVV. HaU/ 

OCfNG ' " "°" cnJI .. 

date'el iho. llrr.i publiculon ol this °- "Ooo^j»» » ,,. 

nl.Ttiimnir • . . mnnt por ch-i^Hor 2J1. P L. 1070 

L". lutiniiioc-. ol Iho provttxnv rrw 

C> L»ocutlvo to&&la/> 

H. liuporbv.^ndont'Q ropen 

I h)ruLncuiJ roportfi 

J Mellon Icr approval to pay I 

rxl c'.airn4 oQoino] iho board 

K PcTfri cotrunStrxj rrjpona 

O Put-,':Comriymi . 

O 

at »• poim OL ino bcrs fol!'owed-at 9 by a dance fltfi ciioapc.tinri' ' • 

tnrantoctton ot thoNQntiwotloily Una . ' ' • VJHl 3UggtOlIUU. . 

•al. Anbury AVonuo, and Iho Souh-. •-, . ' '".','•; - • 

iôatly ino ol Twoltth Giro*, conjoin- 1< TCC SdHO!" tlCKCtS . CnmPthinO f»f tAlWi 

tno CoothwoetwurOty ol Ihnl.polm In . aUulCllllllg UI CJa3» 

Iron) or broodih. on onld Asbury Avo- f/»»» tha 'NJlltPI-nplf pr' • • ' "tfii 

nuo. lotty loot .and ol that *ldih lul "U: IÛIV.1 UV.IVCI , OCEAN OTY — The Arts * 

^St^^SS^SSîSSw AnANnC.OTY— Free rc^W. 17th and Simpson. ! 

wah and fliong iho oouhwoMwardiy ticlccir. ore available to Som- offer,; gift a.Ttific.iti'S for one 

! I o»«ton r i*ttonioot^do 0 ^v1i 1 | J . rKl ' d cr s I'oint seniors (age 55 or m-'more-of ils class offerings.' : 

DEiNQ Known as Lot &oo in woe* OVcr) who want to atiend the Available is instruction in 

1203 on tha lormur lax mnp. ... . t- v . » . -r* • . ,- • • 

ALSO Know.na Lot x m'oiocK NutcracktT >iute at Jaj oils, drawing, acrylics, water- 

isoicnthoourrCniiaxmap . Mahal hcxv, 3 p.m. Dec. 19. cokir nottt."rv DILLS danco 

EXCEPTING OUT! Uti WO known „ ,. „ „ ' ; . ; ' *.u.ui, jA 1.-11.-1 y, ^11x3 uuiw. 

anddoolgnaloriaa Uni vtnllio irOO ti'« l J2/->iM tO TTSCrVC a cbsSCS Jnd claSIHS (CIT Cnil-,, 

Acbury, A Condorr>4nium -lOQWlTor .^.jt. ". ' •. drcil C'tll TJO-7628 ' ' ' • 

with an undivldod 26^4 IruorcKj In ' •' . • . • • * . ' . "• ' : 

and 10 (ho comrnon okimortu nppor. jr 1 r 7 ,\ 7 jrv » \ T/^ rj £*.4 r TTJ /^ A T> 17 

lolnlng iho/oto oa not lorth lr) thu Z-* Ul\UJl\ KJ tttL/\L^l 'It K^/xKli, ' 

Mniter CKKK] ol tho 1?0O Mbury^ a • ' . / • ' ' > 

Condorr.irUurn (nod any nmorxlmnnia (continued from B9) ••''•* v^- 

)'rSI payroll tax for uncompon- ^rt. ;s a Kighef- {Triority f 

PUBLIC NOTlCl: 

Tbu Oct»m c.i/ HoAtd ol 

lien ai\r&uivui*, ih.Tl II *u i^y 

iitA^wtntcir^^ni r. .'iM^rtioij'-Ui 

Tho- v»t»c)o. :> iK-U C 

ning coniiil lr.:f. fi n u lour Uoctrt ', 

.AMVM rûC, «VC f^îor r.tiK*f'j% third- 

tcMm'.til ^.ir. ' . ' • 

Bt;l Frairus was r.tit 

tj\ou>jh. Thr Rjiidors 

iiet-'Octi 4 wins A\ other posi- 

tions—nnd they got thorn'. 

lively- In fact, It was Choi 

who defeated Mainland's 

Noellc l'flum on the second 

day of a regular, season 

rnafch in Linvyobd.that 

enabled the Raiders to win. 

a share c>t the Cape-Amcri- 

- c a n ' t i t l c . ••:'• '.'•' y - ' 

: •••'' 

All titles.' ' ' .posi'tipn's. Birhbaum also 

Tournament of Champions, four QC"losses c.inte to In addition to Franus and got strong efforts,from 

and Lenape, the Sptith Jer- teanvj that won South JCri»y • Choi, at the top .two'.singles- junior Chrisfina Campo at 

singles 

for the 

were 

on : d"set,.al 

with Choi 

match when 

forced susj 

Nearly a 

held her serve and won the 

, giving, rhe Raiders a 

win: • • •' . . ' 

A tragi 

iii higli scliool sports Gommiinity 

y 

enK that t6 even thi?. 

't> 

11 

•,i:-."> • t 

and tho h(}M to 

7'^^ t»d laxvla ao wjbôct to tAio CJO 

rr-oon I 

• P«ymort Ic* tho naAj ihafl to p«ii3 in cash, cun :.4Ki cj-ocx pr rr.wv.^ («c>.< C'.l.Y lx,!cxo or aj •!•> i-i'u f.v 

porxoral chotfcA w'A bo acccfAoti Tho payrn£tJ",\ fc/ ^^> '-1^1 tha^l t-i mr*;«i t ' t.* !;u't tti* 

l!"nr i.f^. Lla.-. . '.t.H.'j'j. 9 

v.- .-•, , ii»i-;.'ji^.,fH:;;' • 7 .•«-•.' 

(>aoo 350 « . toq .. tn ncccrt.inco I'ZLT.S '.!~ '"'.lid rt'st With .'.1! of po•('•", 1 st.itc rCVldcnt's. 

^ A a r r V ^ w , c 7 ! ^ ! K . N ' v ' v K'.'V'y. ^ ' y v f o r c . t h o " . |"(,r. ',f ,,fflCi.il-» truly 

'! L flC3. C «"0/: Bf^xr.AKj Junior, tjr.UilTlpCilVlJl^l C.iri" iruM J.other !USH'.( 

wmo to M(Vires!n\vn, thccn.f again, looknig as riiliust ^s CVIT , 

. But. while Ken wnsrecovonnv;, his ww.v 

nij(, wai involved in anôuionn 

nersoivdied. Dennis recovin d'bnt 

it still in a wheelchair and 

schtjol next fall. • ' 

Wijhin the last two wevks tr.t^cJv 

Bob Thomas, tho i&-.yw old l-.ivd 

o/ heart 

Tom Williams 

sports columnist .•. 

Ken 

ihi 

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K.-n 

Thanksgiving. • . , . : • 

Tliomas was a force in the halLs of (he high, school far 

beyond coaching football games. He wprked closely w»th 

most students at Ileaiantville High School at some time 

during their education process. His loss had a profound 

effect on. the students and faculty. 

• You had to be'there to see the intensity with'which thr/ 

CIrcyhoxinds played Schalickon Thanksgivingworning. 

They wore outweighed by 15-20 pounds per man on tho 

lino-but stopped Schalick thrcx^ times.insidc the.2U in the', 

first half to preserve a scoreless tie. ' ' ' 

Sch'alick cvOntuaUy won, 13-6, but everyone came away. 

• impressed with the effort and dedication of the I'lcas- 

antville players. . . •-.'••' 

They finished the soastin 5-1 -— the-school's first winning 

football team since 1984 —and seem prepared to re-enter 

theCapo-Atlantic League next year since only five players 

graduate. •' T 

.Then, a ft:w days later, 32-year-old Chris Gardnerwas 

struck down in anhutomobile accident th.it also*took the 

hk-of an,"Atlantic City teachcr.'Jay I'lercy. 

• C.irdnor.w.is a former baseball coach at Egg Harbor 

Township who took over tho Mainland softball program 

'last year. He had nlade a*powerful unpn>SH3n on nvany 

siudoritsjii:.Nl,iin!an'ij anil thoy quickly displayed thvir .' 

, wuli rneniorwl exhibits along the Ocean City- 

Piunt ("cust-way whcre'he was lulled. 

n Mqniti: iClw^ryl Davis. .'.N^ke Slaveski.. .Bob Tho- 

Chrr. Gardner — oil important partlop.int'» in the 

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Protect your irarQStmerit 

IwiNIEffnJNS-UP! 

For Service Call 398-6664 

4lh-btreet a Wost A^ve. Ocean (Sty, NJ, 

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313a ANBURY 

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PARTS AVAILABLE 

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"- A SurpliA'Fcod Comrrtodhies # 

Distribution wiltjbe hdd al the OCân.: 

Ci^y "Youth. Center a! Sixth Street ahd 

AttanticAveaueiOceaivGity.htew . 

on Oeccnrêi' 11,1^2, ^rwn 

All to fc^tjM. Reglsfralfen •'/• 

forJhiscJistributKm-areâilabJe 

in tfie city c'ferVs office, Nintfi Stfotrt 

and Asbiiry Avenue, ground floor for - ' 

rrcw registrants. New registfente 'most ', 

. ri3v€" AiFiDCj Vflvj SSJ Of 4C£DTCA{{^ - - - • 

rC^RpS, bo receiving food stamp? of 

meeting rpcorrm eligib^ty jjuWeilnes. 

This distribution is being sponsored 

, b'y the New. Jersey jbepartrnWit of ' J 

' /Angela KcPtleggi 

..**; City Ctcck- " 

Oceaa City/Ke#.Jersey" 

© 

Fax Service. 

. (Send and Receive) 

BLUEPRINTS COPIED 

423 N. White Horse Pike 

. Hammonton 

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OCEAN CITY — Ocean 

City High School's teams 

are getting ready. for the 

vvlnftr sports season. 

The two basketball teams, 

• the-wrestlers, swimmers 

and indoor- track • athletes 

•Chris:.Lcnte's Rirls baskci- 

[ tearti Was 19*6 last sea* 

sony losing. Ihrce times to 

No: 1 ranked Egg Harbor 

Toyvnship and once each to 

Holy.Spirlt, Holy Cross and 

Middle Township. They 

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land'.at' home. Her goal intho$y 

games is to, determine 

who can get.the ball dowh- 

1 court to her strong base line 

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- , ftelp A neatly bv special chiltl 

•'•jTbe games rftoftttt^ 

"Vlriplantf." ' ' y. .'•••, 

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will .nil begin competitive. 

• play' within the' next '15 

days. • . "'- . 

The first to sec action will 

bo. the OC swim .team, 

which opens at tomorrow 

afternoon '(Friday of A)' at 

• the Aqua & Fitness Center 

against Holy Spirit, 

. Coach Lloyd .Hayes 1 "lost the •experienced guard 

tandem of Tricia Hopsbn 

and Chris Corcara, ,who 

combined for I.416 career, 

points, and center Shelly 

Meister, rhe team's second 

team 

. w.is 8-3 List year, losing to 

Mainland and VineLVnd in • 

Cape-Atlantic League 

action-.' They qualified for 

the iNJSLAA team uiurna- 

. ment but lost' their opener 

i*»tbe.Division.B. competi- 

: rio.n. 100-70, toSomerville.- 

'• The Raiders.' got started • 

with- four straight" wins a 

- year- ago, including a 

}26^60 wiruovor Spint in the 

opoacr. * . 

• The two leading swirji;. 

mers will be, versatile 

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leading robounder and 

third leading scorer. 

'. Returning is Joi Johnson, 

whose. 820 career points 

place her No. 7 all-time at 

Ocean City. Johnson, .in 

all-state high* jumper ' in 

track, averaged 18.2 points 

arid jus I over . eight 

rebounds a game last'year.' 

She mack 1 f>l percent of her 

sfiots! . ' 

. • Also back are Serena Dice 

and Kristen Donahue. Dice 

Ls a strong rcbounder who 

is a very effective scorer in 

the lane fcViruhuo has'bjx-n 

a hesifant -shooter who hav 

always drawn a 1 tough 

, both key fig-' 

handled it effectively. 

urc-- an therein': football 

Was the !_eam':i leading. 

champions Rich.irds 

shooter J vc.u ;n': *•.!.- 

Doi.- 12. "Tney ' firi:;.h -M 

WildwjxvJ Otl'.oLc iin D-Ov 

,availability for i5 before opening the VAson 

on Dec. Ifl.with-V:;-.r- 

1 BIU Nlckles Wilt have a; 

. relatively young wr^tling. 

team, tnbugh Ed Dpitz, a, 

district champion at Washington 

Township last.year, 

should "'.„". 

Dan, Lavv is a proven winner 

for the Raiders but Jpc 

Bauer, "who ha'd.'o good ' 

sophomore year, will, miss 

the beginning of this season 

because of-academic ineligibility. 

• 

The indoor' track teams, 

handled by Bill -Moreland. 

and. Ed Stroble, begin Oni 

Dec." 18 in an open meet at .! 

Haverford College. •• j 

(More detailed' previews [ .. 

of the winter teams will be ,S£$ 

offered in 'the next two 

issues of The Scnlincl-Lcd- 

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season 

starts but it does icon a FM. ode. v- go :o Ham-- 

:r.-or».\>r; on Monday, :play 

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. By WILLIAM BARLOW morning. There was no up, to date on the rent and . Nancy Erickscsi-, director business .'said moving • 

Sentinol-Lodflor Staff information on the door. did not-know where .he of communications', for the trucks pulled.up to the dub 

OCEAN CrrY — Mem- Club owner pavid T. could be reached. 

state Division of Consumer' about 4 pjn. Sunday and 

bcrs were confused, disbc- Carey was not available for 

Numerous members said Affairs, said in a telephone- people were stilit emptying 

interview Monday Health the store front about 5 ajn. 

Ueving and .finally very 

, dubs that offer more than Monday. 

angry, when- they tried to See suggestions for selecting three months memberships 

' work outat East Coast jfit- a health club, A14. v are required by law; to post 

, • riefts Qub,at 8th Street/arid 

a S10.000 bond in case they 

.' Asbury. Avenue an Mo"'- 

goput of business- .;'-• 

£ay. They arrived to find. 

•the doora locked and the 

comment this .week. A me*-, they have recently renewed , But, she said, the division 

equipment gone. - 

sage left on his answering th«ir memberships to -the. has no record pf ony g 

. The downtownfitness 

machine was not returned. club and. .were given no tration by anEast Coast ^ 

center Closed down.without 

Landlord of the building irtdicatlan, the club was ness in Ocean City.. She 

warning over the'weckend, 

Joel Mott III 'said Monday- about to dose. Fred Oringcr cautioned.cansamers tt> 

and" by some reports 

he had not spoken to Carey said he had just joined the . always make sure' health 

packed up and left under 

sincp before the weekend. dub on Friday and was sur- 

dubs are registered before, 

cover of darlcness, Sunday 

Mbtt said he could not comprised whim. he went to 

joining, so that if the com- 

evening into early Monday 

ment on whether Carey was work out on Monday. ' 

pany goes out of business 

.there is at least a chance 

patrons can bercirntwrsed 

tor time remaining o.h their 

memberships. . • 

: The cou-nty.ConsuTher 

Affairs department is investigating 

the closing, in 

response to a calj from on 

upset member Monday 

morning. According to that 

office, the raller said the 

dub was open on Sunday, 

and moved-out by Monday 

morning. • • ; . , 

An employee at arncarby 

This empty store on Asbury Avenuo housed an exercisa fadlty Sunday momlncj, 

: - • '- ;• . : 

ous calls on me dub. v. • • , 

-'. On Monday evening, o 

rival health dub; located 

about a block away, placed, 

a notice on the door of East 

Coast Rlnesa, apparenrty In 

Ocean Qty PoHce eipld. .hopes ofptdung'vp some ol, 

they have received inrincr- the bosW»;."-.s .••'••'. • ; Senate passes legislation 

restricting campground U30 

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hoping,»hat 

increased rtguktloiw approwl oy thc^crtfltc M^d 

g dg pi t dp g i U M 

• munjeipai schoola.and aeryiceo frxto beirig cwerburdencd, 

: atxardlng to -Ike Prtskpf Atlantic Qty. T^w legislation: - . 

three burglaries now goes to the Assembly for consideration. • ; • .• ; .. 

• T^b^wh^waftsrxmsoTt^by.Sei^ 

: OCEAM Crrv ~ PoHce AHahHcBoutewO, . R-ist,scta_standards that privately-owned cjimpgrounds 

have .made an arrest and. • McDaniil i*. also charged cannot be used as vear-renmd residences unless local Jaws 

are. working on recovering, with • a•• burglary reported, p e r m i t i t - . •••••';:': ,• '•'•' •'•. ' -.•>• • • • ". • 

pver $3,000 in stbTeri items JNbv. 20 in . which about 1 

Township offidala have lobbied for stricter campground 

In connection with three $1,000 in jewelry was allcg- oversight, stating that if private campsites become penna- • 

rccent burglaries. . • -•.-•- edly stolen from a house on nenr residences, the uninkdpallty's population could triple. 

According t6 police T-t LanijUng Road and another, irom its'prcscnt level of 15,000. The cost ofxnunidpal ser- 

Robert Bleyin. police rt?pcjrtKf-Ndv. 30; in which . vices could also skyrocket without a siniilarmcrcase in 

arrested Shawn^ McDoniel, camera; silver..and other local property taxes..' // ' 

32, of Landing'Rood and items .were' allegedly stolen Owners of 24 campground condominrum units at the 

charged him with three' from a house on West Hideaway Beach Campground here filed a recent federal 

counts of Burglary g and - Atlantic Boukyard y 

suit ogainst'the township daiming that its regulatfons 

three counts of theft BUivin- said pdice are deny them thUHr constitutional right to full "use and 

Police believe McDaniel working on recovering the enjoyment* of their pVbperty..' .: 

waj. rcsponaibJd for tnreo stolen itanu. : 

recent ^nirglarics, the first McDanid, who is report- Hughes, former governor and 

reported Nov. . 16,. when edly unemployed, vf&s 

antiques/ l4.mpa and silver, released l d on a summons, chief justice, dies in Fla. 

valuing over $3,000, were Detective • Richard BOGA RATON, Ra. — Richard J. Hughes, 83, a two- 

allegedly-stolen from a pri-'iVajhart and De't. Sgt. term Democratic governor and retired chief justice of the 

vate residence on West Joseph Beisel investigated. New.Jersey Supreme Court, died Monday of congestive 

heart failure at his winter home here. .' . : 

Tlj! served a3 governor from 1962 to 1970 and chief justiccTfrom 

1973 to 1979v As-governor, he enacted dvil rights 

legislation, established the state Public Defender's Office 

—and-the DepartTnenf of Community Affarrs.-Hi:> taiviron-- : 

mental achievements Included sotting up the-precursor to 

the Department 61 Environmcnlal Protection and enacting 

• water andair pollution controls that wert^the most strin- 

rn 

gent in the nation at the thrtc. ' * . 

His court tenure Included Mich far-reaching decisions as 

. the Karen Ann Qulnlan cjtsc, the nation's first "riRht-to- I 

die" decision, a ruling on stajc funding for school's which 

. established the "thorough and efficirrit" cducahon'stan- 

, dard and the ML Laurel decision which broke "down local 

barriers that had Jcept low-ond/ncxiertitv-inco^ric housingout 

of the suburbs. . . ' . • > 

-c .it, 

E --t\r.ji zr.ovt th.it 'isrvf 

O : year, thv' tv.o VOJ^., jixi-u! ]l46,'S3i' people 

•j•"'*' P' 1 ' s b«*'»-'. •-•'"•'' *w." r of ihc •uj.prjtuj-i-i were imjV 

:î' in '-4(-:it:!'y If :s ovr;r^.)kii t!u! OL*v»-nic-s should \ 

:.-.i.7i-J.M- bv Su"\V>")i; tu S2.T.iy>) a yc»rr' v,-il)t the new &y 

I>.v:r>v;!.! r.ito boi'hx will rrrJin avilb.b'.t- 

Sfete bond refinancing plan 

called major revenue source 

i the 

7PJ-.VION -V'k Lvr'î-•*-- the V~!f tt> Kr $9'2 iy.:iluir. ir. f-i'. ;r\;;i. iy,-er .%• v 

•..-.rn.--yi-.ir *ki~.LH> ir.d proMkit rnnzx- tr^jn 17Af crîtnic ^ 

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>>;^vîi, which ^v.J^ u.T.eilet* lhi>>>'ev-i. by J.!J!" 

i.-r So?f.-Li C'rir.o, wix;!d J!WI herp to 5!^.r-ilixc t!i:"> 

:(i^f! LV-M;'-; are ;tiii be-.r.j- wofVc-J out 'rx'.v^v-n 

^X.TJ:.C .ii.}c'ir.i',rraûrs .-.r.ti the Kepv:bii«rwcorv 

;T.:'.K'-. H - xy.islaiuri.'. It woald involve reflrjr.cir.g S3 2 rr.L- 

'.ir. ..ir. «•". « vtatv vt general ubhg*tion Ur.dv, whkrh are theli.-^tet 

c jtevcry v>' ? late "debt ar.d rr,«»* be repaid u?«rg 

!A> rrtr-cy frevr. lh* gerxral. tre*iury. 

• A.-tvrd;r.^ Ui the plan, S235 m:!hori cV ihc vivLnjjs would 

r«- vi u«-de as s'jrplujfor thecurrer.t biidK^ year, which 

rrV.iJuri' XT Another $290^. 1 llictn woxiltl tn? Snvc-.ied in 

i.j.piu: projects, Mich ai> rejxurt to crx-ntal hiispitAli, vrsv" 

jgc plan:-, and vbviLs during the 199'3-M hw.\\ \C.\T. 

•.vhile SiiO IT,iliiOTi would be pliceti in the now-emrV.y 

"rainy djr" l\ir.d to be used scidy for enter};crcii3. Mew 

m^r.c 1 .' !cr-cap',ul proieca ir.d the- "riîy day" fund 

'* ,>j^d he placed in foik)wir.£ fiscal yxir* 

Commercial fishing vessel 

inspections am proposed 

WASHINGTON — The ttate Dcpartir.cnt of Tr*;\ipGrta- 

•;oc^ has ;:. public" hearing; at a later, awl mbifvatton for hun^ne sendee 

ment contract was tight-'dty 

plannjhg officcTi U\e tax 

ened to the city's benefit. colleclor,. the municipal 

He described the guarah- meeting, during which the- toil also reflects for the fffsi tine 

. UVl d e r • t h e prop do e d court clerk, the city cleric. 

toed 4 percent as security',, public. Will: be given a 

ordinance, the two level. A and\ the ^public relatictruJ 

and the possibility, of iuxr chance tospâk.. 

cortiactuaf concepts of merit and 

employees, ihc construction manager. 

ther money as rnobvaHon» Under the proposed ordi- 

In a letter to council on 

a perionnancfrtesed reward system" '• code manager and the fire, 

nance, all middle, managers 

chief, will receive between 

the agreement, Deaney wou,ld Tcceivo between 

— ciiyadmin&mtor $59,29? and : $62,967 for 

says, - The compensation $30,863 and $$2,967 the first 

1992. -between $54,668 and 

and benefit plan developed y$»r, with a guaranteed 

$63,604. for 1993 and 

•under the guidelines of" inacase of.about 4 percent The entire compensation cent in 1993. 

between $54,980 and 

New Jersey-law reflects the yearly. . 

package is equal to an aver- . Deaney, Councilman S64.356 ior 1994. • 

' crhployees need for secu- The ~ salary ranges are age of 5.1 percent per year, ' Andy Jernee and personnel The 10 employees, under 

flty and motivation for divided into four levelr. and according to Deaney. • manager Charles Zimmer- Jevcl'B would receive 

humane service but also six steps within each level. The proposed ordinance man negotiated for the dty, between $44,820 and 

reflects foe the first time - In'addition, one percent also includes salaries for and streets and boardwalk '$51,975 for 1992. between 

contractual concepts of of the total base salary bud- department heads -and manager Georgia Arnold, $45,125 and $52^66 In 1993 

merit and -a performance d will be distributed -to other mUnidpal employees purchasing agent Joe Clark and -between $45,383 jmd 

v 

The single .employee 

listed under-level Dt cnvl-'. : 

rartwental Bjpedalist, would. 

jieceivctvJdcrihejp 

ordinance between ,953 

and.$35;7a.9 for 92 

$36; 195 ior* 19«>3 

.between $31,251 

$26^>78.fiat. 

department heads Wefe 

Employeea under level C listed in -the propoaed c*di- 

would rcqelve between nancc as $89^000 for bos*-- 

S37^32. and S*3,175 for- ness juiministraJnr, J79JXX> 

J992. between $37,484 and for/public saificry diDBcior. 

$43.66* for 1993 andS69JQ00 

far firandal trarv 

between $37,698 and agement director and 

$44,128 for 1994. Thoot $59,000 for the director of 

'ihdiicte the public recre- public works' and (he. direc* 

ation manager, numagcr of ' torof community oervioc*. 

budgetary, accounting, Deaney. said' the galaric* 

manager of public works all /all within « couple tboo- ° 

adminijsfrafloh and public sand of the maximum*.. 

Administration presents 1994 6 wish list' to council 

OCEAN OTY — City 

Council is* looking into ^. 

plan that may increase taxes 

sin the short run, but — the 

governing body hopes —• 

may avoid sudden 

Lncreafics down the road. 

"AT this" point,It is" ofJy In 

the discussion stage. • 

AH the'city bonds for 

money, the interest on. thofie 

bond^ is paid fen* some 

time, thi>n suddenly the aty • 

musr start poyinc;.. on th£. 

prmcipal oi the lo.in, aw*-' 

ing.a cdnjidcrabie jurrtp in 

debt rjcrvice, evp'asir.cd dty 

"Finance Direrior John 

Hanvn. ^ . 

If the aly' hogan to ^.'t_ 

Ofrid.- money to pay back 

the*pn-indpal ovc-r'ihe Hfeo!' 

^he icin, iha't impact woulci 

Ni reduced. 

. The "(JL^CJsjion -omt" up 

at" .i couflc:! workshop 

on'the capital tvudfor 

n»"Xf'year. No formal.' 

were mode in t^c 

discusuon. 

11 rn a r. 

,V-.dcrto i\rA 

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F&od Mid they 

have discussed somcthihg 

similar. 

Coundlman Andy Jemee, 

however, said he would be 

very cautions about this 

sflrt.of investment idea, 

Hanson rnadeâ lengthy 

preserit3tk>n about debtrser— 

vice arid the city's capital 

plan. ?ie presented a proposed 

1993 capital plan 

\vhich would irtprejsc debt 

service- by 53.75 million. • . 

The aty retired about.S3 

million _tn debr' this year, 

4,nd City Administrator 

Richard Dea'fiey aaid -A 

council wanted, this '-plan 

could be reduced to S3 million 

in order tosnot increase 

the rity's;debt; ope of the 

mnjerr goa,b» of cour.dl.^ •'. 

Deaney said the administrntlon 

wai-lioping" for 

dircvf.on from . councl on 

the y>liin, !Ticludi"re 

noted, ard- council fjavc 

thefvQ spcoal consideration. 

For instance, thc> Public 

Works Department is *u£ge^ting 

rnassive p.i%'ing and 

drainage*wo^t oil 10th 

Street, including work prf 

-the bulkhead, which they 

hope to complete before the 

• summer: GmirACil 'A-crned 

rvuppof tJvc," -but 'public 

•irrprovc. / 

t That dc^WLfftj^Cp-t walso •.' «*-»J 

Tcqcat.rtg far tftis vjrkzntk 

. new rzdia "equiprr.*'.-,t 

-(about S-tp,OCSJ) tVS PAR1T DRAWING 

c»i am cruraicr 

HJ v>tn a 5 Bu pjny trjj' al axA ki apJ a !•. Ckhy 

caix for \x.xz pony. 

frontend loader. (SUOjOOO), Department wants a new 

a- new street sweeper lifeguard boat (S12.C00) and 

(SI 10.000) two'one ton an all-terain vehicle 

pickup trucks ($46,000), (S5.000). ' . ". • 

grass cutter ($15,000) a Jh. The- pbn also includes 

inch riding mower ($15,000) S800,00'0-- fD'r the 

and_a new passengers-van •-"cpminunity 

-project,*- *he 

(S20.000) AS well as a num- administration's name for 

ber of other pieces of equip- the-proposod dowrttown 

ment; and the Public Safety. redeyclopment project. 

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OcaanCfttal 

Cirdo Liquor 

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Cousin'a (OC).... __., ...A-13 Roarfy'aCpfli»oShOp»^. k-%2 

Crab Trap „.*......y. -.A-13' Sabalino's Pijra._. ^ 

Family Chlckon Plus _./.: .. JK-12-. > SchOonofa Re*tauront .-..A-12 

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Grainary '„.„; ....Â-8 Uncia 83T» Pancak* __ 

GraaJo Bay Rasort ...A-12 Varait/ bin..;_!.... .... Jk-t2 

Grogor/a.; .: ..JV-14 Via Moro._....»„•„___:; .~.»A-14 

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Mac's Roatfaurant.... 

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Wards Pastry...J. „. 

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Save 20 c 'c on RegularU 'Priced >Ierchandise 

throughout the Store! 

Save Up.to 50 c k on Selected Merchandise 

at Lowest Ticketed Prices. 

Children's Fashiorr Show 

Sat., Dec. 12th, 1:00 P.M. 

• Children's F3ept. 

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A4 tH£S£fim£L4.EOd£R Thursday, Docombor 10.199Z Ocean Cltv,.N.A' THESENT1NEHEDGE.R 

tf 16 * 1 ,. OCEANCTTY— Fairticsi; $800,000 the dty expected FIT ..founder-'' 

in Tuxesrepresentativesfrom 'the county to help In McCarthy, -died''those _,.—_„.-,. . _. . ....... . _ •- . • with , . shotgun ,, . . 

fedr. over a million dollars the bestch restoration Will sons, as well a? SS3 milHon spon/Jing secretary and • SEA BLB CTTY —A Sea Dry police department. -.-which police repeatedly roll called 911, but.he 

expected by the dry from not be available}, and jaxburden for healthcare John Grocn, treasurer. bio nun was shot three Accbrdlngto therelease. Ordered him to, put down, reportedly naked fox t>ollce 

thc county may not matcri- S35O.00Q from the county between the city, county The position of second ^ ^ and seriously Injured police responded to {i 9-1-1 He reportedly stepped > specifically:. 

alize and, at the same rime. Open Space board to scttlo arid School district and thc vice president waa created by police after allegecUy call about 12^0 qjn. Dec. 6 toward the officers with the XalnroU s motive fbrxattcredir 

this fora rise m mem- a disagreement ;»rith norjh-jeeent increase iri teachers after McOrihy'a second potattng a Shotgun at the and found the door toCar- Weapon pointed at them; ing-the police remains 

bersljip. «nd property owner Jerry pajariesas the bases far the term as pntaldeht, two officers lit Ms home: roU's apartment c^.pir- a7\dwaash.or: . . . -.;• tmdermye»dgation.,staitd 

. According. to_a nevfs Klnusc i*. in. doubt, up/fiurge in new mejribers. '- Re-ele*red to -oite-Ycar torlyStoday morning. roU tfrm a$^ 

release from FIT, over $«tiwj/tAl.. •>According to McCoTthy, terms on the executive Kpbcrt Carroflj 39, wrio officers, to come in. Sea Isle ona, striking Carroll several cutpr s ..qface. I 

1,370' new mctnbero have board were Charles CarrcJl, -was given first aid by tho City police did not.rclease Hmcs^ according to the reported to. ^•vo 

joined ;since the beginhlng Dcwg Chaffln, Tom Oeary, two officers who.shot him,, the. names.or ranks-of the ponci;statement ' -******>*>»* mot***+ 

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?/INTER MERCHANDISE 

20°/boff 

• Slacks • Sweaters 

•loiiiu.^ •' Skirts 

' .Pants Sets ' . . 

WEMAKEiffii 

CHRISTMAS ( 

SHOPPINGM 

OCEAN CITY 

celebrates 

80th birthday 

OCEAN CITY — Thanks-, 

giving dinner thin ycof waft 

'especially memorable r for 

..Anno Babinsky of ..this. 

A^n;> Babmr.ki 

overtitxx^< of. 

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Cut & Blow Dry 

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ESSENTIALS 

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Christmas Turtk'nccks iSrvBlou*vfS~ - 

Sweaters & Slacks • FIanucl > Nii>h'^;cjwns 

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C-F-tS Mon r».; » ••: ''•• 6.-T.1; S ; tl I :..J". - .' 

j Burberr\- holds tradition 

) with ela.ssic'style and 

J renown quality. 

I An excellent choice for a 

j Holiday gift list ... 

' Burberry's y accessory 

collection. 

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Eiir'pura Monrs, {joy 

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Jiinc'heoii is Wednesday 

.OCEAN Cm' — The. 

Cpod ' Co-ur.iri Fnt-r.d^p 

•Qub Vkill hoiti') o> Chrutnxaa 

t^.tL-rLammp aociarpn:^ 

lunthcen at" r.ocri Wcvincaday, 

Dcv'16 J: T>4: Rander*! 

are 

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third 

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Cralj Trap Restaurant, the 

Wg^"«Mtr 1 cr»for; w 

: . ;• ;Tiiklng tppvhcihpts In 

plnocH^ for the year wcro 

Louise Rttddjr, with an 

average of"676. and Anne 

Schubert; with-a 675. : : 

OCEAN CTTY — Do you building: codes and poor The dub also weloojfied 

know that meteorologists management • • the dry's new school super- 

predict that Ocean City will A number of other topics intendent. Dr. Donild Dear- 

fee hit by a Class 4 ox stronwere 

covered in other born, . who spoke of hla 

ger hurricane sometime this recent mcctinga of the dub. - goals of improving the stan- 

decade? . 

A nepreflcntative of thedards 

of education in math' 

ITio Exchange Oub mem- Holy Redeemer Visiting and the ederuSes. • ; ':. 

berB do, afte? hearing a Nurse Agency discussed ;The Rev. Michael Cold- 

presentation by Mary the hospice, skilled nursing berg, pastor at Holy; Trinity 

VVelch froin the. Pedcralcare 

and hometnakcx ser- Episcopal ' '~~ 

Bnicrgency Management vices offered by tho agency. Church, 

Agency^ She spoke about Begun 125 years ago in 

^ RkhArd Gibbpns, with, a 

the meteorologiste' prcdic- France, the 

7yH0, and Rose WynoTi at 

tions that such a disastrous agency'has 

6,55Q,-*wcrc the high scorcrfl 

catastrophe could occur. offered home 

. In bridge:' ._. 

Welch, also noted, that health ser- 

In regular play, ptnochlb 

New Jersey docs not have a vices in this 

. ' winners ;N6v. 25 were Betty 

irEMA office or repTcscnta- country since 

Vaughn 621, Qconbr Cot- 

tivc, and discussed the sur- 1866.. For 

. trell 586. Sam Maurer 584y 

charges FEMA'will impose more infor- 

" Cath'crjlne Dromsky 57$, 

Ooartvorn 

on flood insurance for resimation, call 

Teresa Na tale 560 and Dordents 

of cities with poor 1-800-745-4693. 

othy Rudolph, no score 

0 given. 

Norma Lusch was the 

•'; high scorer in bridge with 

2300. • •'•• • 

Dec- 3 winners in 

pinochle were Betty 

Vaughan 601, Teresa Natale 

600, Edna Myera 595, Mar- 

. tha Akermann 583, Eleanor 

McMenimen 591 and Elton 

Gagalia 550. ' . 

A' • Bridge winners were 

Norma. Stauffer 2,170 and 

Norma Lusch 2,0-10. 

Old-Fasliioned 

Christmas 

concert encores 

LONGPORT • .— The 

Mainland' Chorale of Sotn- 

@ crs Point will present an 

•Old* Fashioned Christmas' 

: 

You might wonder just atone with, time to rpinl-' 

. why we started to>go back nisce. Remember bur trip to'. 

iri our shuffleboard hlfltbry. Alaska or do you rememfcer 

We have a feeling on life the night we walled at the 

over the years. As we ice it ferry with no milk for the 

the first twenty years of life grandchild. Weil you know 

each person lives In !antiei- what we moan. '.• ' • • . •. 

patlon.- These youngsters 

look at their parents and. 

Others in the middle period 

of Jife ami are euro that this 

group have it aU-: The middle 

group have their par- 

Uesi. their golf ."dubfi and 

spoke # on 

money to do anything.' 

America as 

That middle group HvOT 

the great- 

for'today. They many and 

melting pot 

proceed to raise families. 

in his talk. 

They arq-engrossed• .with 

"One nation' 

earning a living and saving 

under-God." 

fqr the older years. They do 

He mentioned tipt: people' enjoy these years If their 

' came here seeking freedom earnings . are sufficient-- to 

and religion. 

f ulfill the obligations. 

• Then they move into the 

Fall Period of .life. This Is 

the. time their children ?rc 

Glub history reviewed at 73rd anniversary married and grandchildren 

come along leaving j them 

Jack Kauker, prQSktent ol Iho Ocean City lions Club, 

OCEAN CITY — Past ment and the famous names A tea' and book review of 

president Ruth Dcvine 

presents two symbolic largo print books to LosCo Diai, 

in art and literature of (he the newest release by home- 

recalled the early days of times were brought to JIfe town writer. Gay Talcsc. 

acUiig Nbrartart at tho Ocean City Free Pubic Library. 

UicVVotncn's Research Qub for the members of 1992. • ^ will highlight the dub's 

The club last week donated $500 for the purchaso of 

as members celebrated the Alô at the birthday cele-' next meeting I p.m. Thurs- 

large print anct talking books and magazines for people 

club's 73jrd anniversary bration, a big birthday cake day, Dec 17, also at The 

with vision Impairments. . 

recently with a luncheon at was presented and enter- Flanders; 

The Flanders Hotel. tainment was by thefchoir The review of the book;, 

It was 1919, and the polit- 

Lions anmounice 

of Pilgrim Academy, a'co- U*1*o the Sons, will- be preical 

and cultural cnviron- cducational college prcpa- sentcd by Marine Hinefatory 

• day. school in man. ' ' • 

char ity donations^ Squires selling Pomona. Attired in- red f For Information aboiit the 

chofr gowTnr, they pTe- cJubK interested persort* 

. OCEAN CITY — Among and blind. This second iuminaria *' scnted several vocal and may call.mcrjbership chair- 

the recent charity donations annual donation^to the 

instrtimenfal selections. man Ruth Yirtgst,- 39

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I Happenings at the Ocean City Community airtcf CuftMf^Cenfor 

Arts Center - Museum • Library •. Aquatic & Fitness Center) 

399*7628 .'399-1801 399-2434 ' . 393-6900 

UNIQUE TOY^ FOR ALL AGES 

^ -This t()V life XiXlY : 

» child's s^lf-cstecm 

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WINTER HOURS: 

Di;ly &. Sunday !0 ara-5 prr- 

MONDAYS 

Ocean City ^ 

Carpet & Tile 

Stop By 

For 

Great 

Holiday 

Values! 

398-7923 £ 

1360 Asbory Ave., O.C. 

Hour*: Mon.-SaL 9 AM-5 PM 

FtanOtn USS • Oc«*n City. KJ 

Pi Jrom KQ!&I 

vi.y *m•- 

ssa 

.The toll-free number- ia 

Call 399-762 

hi HbT6 

.sponsored Sunday, Dec 20 

by the Frienda erf the Ocean 

.City Historical Museum, 

wil}beopen l2-5jwru • - 

Tie; Union Ghapcl' Bythc-Sca, 

55th and- yfobury, 

will also be open for viewing 

12-3 p.m. 

This year's tour will also 

feature the tnnaciinVs historic 

house, 1139 Wesley 

Aye., for the first time since 

& ' 

" Tickets and a list of the 

open houses will be available 

on the day of ;the tout 

at the Historical Museum, 

1.735 Simpson Ave, and "at 

the Historic House, 1139 

Wesley Ave. Cost Is S10. 

Advance tickets are $8, 

available through Dec 18 at 

the museum, Senior Studio, 

846 Asbury .Ave., and at 

Sun fcose Words and Mqsic, 

640 Asbury. • '•-•«' 

Also on Dec. 20, the 

museum will hold an open 

OaMng ty ( d Wii rtwhouse 

12-5 p.m. with special 

displays about The Sindia, 

TWs historic Ocean City home and others on Iho' 

which ran aground', in a 

Christmas_Hquse Tour will be open for tours noon to 5-•norm 

-off {he-city's -15th 

p.m. Sunday, Dec. 20, sponsored by tho Ocean Gjty Street beach ii\ 1901. A book,. 

Historical Musoum. •.."••' - I and -video of. the voyage' 

arid the shipwreck will be 

offered for sale. .-. '. 

The open house will also, 

feature' 'special music by 

Marion Cillen arid Charles 

Taylor at 3 p.m. and a proson 

tabort cm Tkr Sjndia by 

Jr>oal historian Bob Marts at 

•1 p.m. . 

• Arrangcjr.cn.v Museum admission.is' 

Made • 

at$40each-". ; • 

GERMAN CUSTOMS 8UW. 

The .books arc.usable Local craftsman Jjtmi Fri-s RACQUETBAU LEAQUG 

Immediately through ant wiU talk on gingerbread 

Novejnbcrl993v . 

• art dnd . Christawo orna- The Aqruntic & Fitness 

Call 399-1801. 

rncnta at I JO p.m. Sunday, Center WiU host a winter 

Dec. 13 at the Arts Center. basketball league, begin- 

PORCELAIN ANGELS He will also dlscojja Gcrning Jan. la Play wilj coh- 

m SPECIAL DlSptAY man Christmas customs, tinue through March 12, 

The. Historical lvluseum including art,.food and dec- One league match it 

has a special display of por- '>' orating, and will provide played 'each week. Four 

celain angels . on exhibit redpcfl to take home. ability levels arc offered. 

through the end of Noycm.- Admisston itt free; call the 

center, 399-7628 for details. 

Pro-registration, for members 

only, can bo made at 

[thcy.' include • Margaret 

Furlong, Kocstel," Llardd, AOTS CENTER PLAN? 

the center.. ' 

crystal, Venetian Glass, TRIP. TO FLORENCE Stockton presents Trimming the tree 

Cross Sword, Dreodan, Md- A One-week trip to Flosan. 

Angel band Resi, postel' rence, Italy, with a local art 

Somo of the children from the Ocean City Primary 

and.Kaiser. ' • .historian guide, is sched- 

School.put the finishing touches on the Christmas tree 

uled March 14-22, with pro- 

at tho Free Public Library last week. All the first graders 

CHRISTMAS ITEMS ceeds to benefit the Ocean 

.'.crafted the decorations and trimmed the.tree, provided 

ON SALE AT MUSEUM Gty Arts Center. :. • POMONA • — The by the Garden Club of Ocean City, which also suppBed 

The museum gift shop Florence, called the cradle Nebraska Theatre- Caravan the yam. for hanging the'ornaments. Club members 

has a number of gift items of ihe Renaissance, is thebrings 

Charles Dickens' ,A sponsor ttioSbrary tree annually as one of their cornmufor 

sole. .: • home of MichaclangclcTs Christm&s Carol' to. Stockton- nity projects. , ' ' . . . . 

Hours "are 10 a.m. to 4 David and the UffW Cal- State College Performing -, ' •'"'•"•• 

p.m. weekdays- and 1-j p.m. Icry. Side trips to the dty of Arts Center 8 pjn. Tuesday, 

Sdhurdays. '"• Sienna and San Gimagnano Dec .15. 

are also planned. 

The productiort features an arts & entertainment briefs 

FESTIVAL OF CRAFTS 

For more Information, ensemble of twenty-five 

ATTHE ARTSCEilTER. -fryers anr available at the•artt^'-a-raJ-actrcsscs-^-fcur- 

BOtSHOtTHEATftECO: '" -dcrste, staff; snd •aluntni.- 

The arts center's annual Arts .Center or by calling piecc chamber enscm"ble. PERFORMS IN A.C. ' . Call the box office.9 a.m.-5 

Holiday Festival of Crafts is ( Lucinda Hathaway, 399- two-hundred costumes,'And ATLANTIC "CrTY— The . P-m. Monday-Friday, 863- 

going on.now through Dec.-' 6921. • . a"fu(] array of' tradihorial Bolshoi Theatre Grigorov- 

28 at'.the center's gallery, 

second floor, 1735 Simpson' HOLIDAY HOURS FOR 

Ave. " 

CHILDREN'S P AOGRAMS 

Handmade item's on dis- Toddler ,Time, the Free 

play include pottery, jewel- Public Library's program 

ry, wooden toys, stained for 2v*and 3-year-olds will 

'glass* silk flower" arrarige- not rficct Thursday and Frimcfits, 

dolls, bears and nov: day.Dec. 24 and 25. 

clti.es. .' / : Saturday Story Time ses- 

ore wel- Smalt stocking staffers sions, for children ages 4-6, 

come: Refreshments will will- also be offered M rea- are also cancelled Dec. 26 

inchide traditional mulled sonable pricfjfc. ' -, - r. 2. / 

oJef', pur,eh and Chri^tm.15. Hours'are -9 a.pv-5 p.m." 

Weekdays, 7-9 pjn. Mon- 

Holiday Gifts and Decorations 

dayh-ThuTsdays, 9. a.m.-V. 

813 Aatuiry Ave., Ocean City • 391-20(00 

as n 120% Off with this coupon* «- 

7 38S. -.• . 

Christmascarols. - icb Ballet \-i"pCTforming Vic SMrTHVlLLE HOLDS . 

Tickcw are S22.5O orchev NuUmckcr now through .FIRST CHRISTMASFE3T 

trj; S17.50 mezzanine. Cil! "December 13 in the Cop.)' S.VUTHV1I.LE—The Hr. 

the box office, 652-ÔOi); for Room* of Sands"-. Hotel %- tor ' c Smihvjlhi Inn'wTII :v 

discount informalion arni for Casino, ludiana Ave! and bostipg-.--the. first -. annuî 

reservations. Brighton Park here. . • Christrnosfes! slnted for S.u-.. 

Performnnccf. are Friday, ur'day and b'urui.iy, Decoir- 

Dec. 1T..9 p.m.;.8^p.m. S.tt-'ber 12-and 13. '. 

- urday-, Dec: 12. and 5" p.m. T 1 } 0 L ' vt '" ( .3) 

adopts pet 

w;U include •> 

Sunday; ~ Dec/13. " ' ' assortment, of cr.ift 

' For bckots call Tjcketâs- merch.ir.ti and, tood artd 

,• ter ..r-.f'hnnn • fhrone Th.Wir: Ch.-.t^c, 1-8O0-- 1-ATO-' hquOr "q vendojS. Tiu-re v.".i; 

i3OT A QUESTION? 

CALL N J. NIGMTUNE 

plenty- 

Through New Jersey 

J 

Nighthne.- people can have 

their^qucations answered, 

tVen when the loca) Lbrary. 

is closed. • * . . 

• Hrnxrv are 9 p.m. to mi3atpht,-Mnndavs 

through 

TVurviivN. arj! 5 pAn. to 

mldrigh! FridJ)"S through 

Sundavs. • • . ' Tfio Ocean • City 

Mi/manc Society /ias a 

number ot trlonclty 

ana ca'l5 (or'adoptlon. 

1 ^ 1 " vendors 

736-M2G or the fends, box jl - ; « bo spi-ria_l 

" /'*' '•*'..' '. ' lers. ,ind 

BRASS6AWD PLAYS 'hot-chcx-y^ 

HOLIDAY CONCERT I or ran re : -rr-.i.:.-.> C.v.' 

-CLASSaORO '—" T: 

. Atlanpc Brjss Bor. J. in rvr 6TH ANNUAL ' 

•der.ee. at Row^n Cnlic-i HpLIDAYCONCEflfT 

.daw ptxicrtt J* p^r». 

^y,_ Dec^r .r. 

' Anihanv C>I;L ri-r "••• 

fcraev -and thu Noycs 

*ih Ar.ii-j. Hr.liJjy ^Cor.-• 

MOXT 77i/"i Holiday Hassle 

"FREE" 

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W'bcn' Shopping Gees From Ban^ A Chore To An 

' ' Absoluie rVirurc 

Sporbwcir. SpocLil Occacon-Dretiang k AccepterKV 

Sizes 2-52 ... 

HULKS 

bc=it u tc irf cicwol 

HIT* ctKu.if-is} J.\ni_if>' to Marc^.'ocatrd- • C- • 

t:»'bnn!-r.on.r.er1-,h i abil- 1m; to I'oA IT.^d«r.t( i'.^\ TWOTWP. TEACHEpS • 

mp-., !o'ih,-:r ik-hoo! to hrlp I-vtv.lrom. Grad^,:. ', .i~t GET NATL. HONOR 

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Obituaries more on pegeB4 

Carol Nesgbda,. 50 

SfcAVILLE — Girol A. Nesgoda..50,pf this community 

died Dec. 8 at her homo.. 

: Botn in Sorriem Point, she lived in iBcosIcy's Point and 

Ocean Qty before moving to Soavillc six years aga 

Sinviving.iro her rruaband Joseph J.; thrco daughters, 

, Patricja A.Gyrmlcyof VVoodbine; Cheryl of Ocean City, 

Bonnie Jean of 6eaville; her rnathcr,\ Nancy Mdbre. of 

Matmora; .one brother, Raymond Moore Jr. of Mobres- 

' viflo, N.C.; one sister, jean Moore of Palermo; and three 

grandchildren.. " ; v ' • . 

Services.and interment will be private ;A trie conve- 

nience of her fcinnily. , •' , ' 

• Arrangements are by tV»e Godfrey Funeral Homo of 

Palermo. -.'..•.' .-..•• .'•'•''..' 

Memorial'contributions may be'sent to American Can- 

cer Society, P.O. Box 395, Otean Victv,,08230, or Hospice' 

of Southern Ncvvjcrscy, 115 West Mechanic St., Cape 

May Court Hqujje, 08210. . ' " 

Robert Johnston Jr., 35 

SNOWSHOE, YV..Va. — Robert H..Johnston Jr.. 35, of 

-this community and formerly, of Ljnwopd died' Dec .4 at 

Ruby Memorial Hospital in'Morgan town,' VV-Vai 

Mr. Johnston was a graduate ofMainland Regional High 

School and East Carolina University in Greenville, N.C. 

Bom in Madison, Wis., heiived and Worked in-Snow- 1 

shoe for thc.post nine years. , . ' ' • 

He is Survived by his parents, Robert H: Johnston Sr. 

and'jane W. of Unwood; a sister, J. Lindsay Johnston of 

Armore,. Pa.'; and his maternal grandmother, Elizabeth 

Hdcrlcy Williams of,Baltirobre •" . 

I'rivate-services were held in Snowshoe. 

Donations may be sent to Ruby Memorial Hospital, 

.Bepartment of Neurosurgefy, Morgan town, VV.Va. 26506 

or to Davis Memorial Hospital, Box 1-18-1, Harrison Avc., 

Elkins, VV. Va. 262-11. " • - ••. 

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Richard *Bmch> Gallagher;74 

VENTNOR — Richard VV. 'ButcV. Gallagher, 75, of this 

resort died. Dec. 6 at the Atlantic City Medical Center, 

City Division. ' , . • • 

Mr. Callaghcrwas a retired buyer for the Atlantic.City 

Electric Company, where he worked for -U years. • 

• He wns a.-member of the company's Quarter Century 

Club, a Coordinator for the Miss America Pageant parade, 

an usher at Our Lady Star of the Sea Church, a member of 

( the •Jth Ward Republican dub-arid a crucn for the Babe- 

Ruth Little League-. . , ' ' / 

Bom in Philadelphia, he was an/Atlantic City resident' 

rnostof his l^fe.' ... • J 

, Surviving are'his'wife, "Pdlrjcia; two sons, Thomas of 

Nforthfjcjd and Richard of Pacific Grove, Calif/, a daugh- 

ter,' fîncy Swan of linwood; a brother, John, T. of Mar-' 

gat; rwb ystm, Alir-a of PJhUaddrJhu-^nd iGlhryn CrJice 

of' fkrcghamton.'.N'Y... two sfcpd-iujjritcTb, 1 .Corlstancc 

Hofl&an of Toms Kiver and Jacqueline Schunpcher of 

Briganline; li grar.tichiMrm ana seven grcji-grandrhil- 

. dren. } • ' '.,-.''. .' ' • 

• MASS of ChristianyBurUl Will be iC a.m. (today) at Our 

Lady Siir of trie Sea, Church, AUarrtir'Gtv BunoJ v,iV. her 

fH > Cerrrr'.iTy, 

Dr. Salyie Fonte Sr. 83 

PLEASANTVILLE'-r- Dr.iSalvic J.- Fonte Sr., 83, of this 

community died Dec 6 at his home. . • 

' Dr. Fonte was an optometrist in Pleasantville for many 

Mary Weber, #0 

SEA ISLE.CITY 

George Steelman Carty Jr. 43, 

M^.Wcbcr.ôrtWarejortdted tOsANGEfcEs 

Hospital, Cape May 

Steelman Csvtty Jr. 43, of this 

5 in Los 

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local Uons,;fre Krught 6( Columbus and the Avc Maria BomUi PhUadclpWa, she lived in BuckaCbuntv Pa 

CoundlNo. 4211;^ degree and UfcrmJmbcr, here: , before mtovlng toSen Islo City ali yeara 52? ^ ^ ^ ' 

Surviving axo his wife. Mary}.; two sons. Charles M. of She fa survived bys^Ch^(^.oi^!ir&lcdty : Uivcn'-:^^'': • 

Pleasantvillc ahdSdvie J. jr. of Browns. Milk; three grandchildren; and U grcat-grandchlldrcn; Survivlneare his daughter. Chrlsta Carry ofPittsburgh; 

d h t N AMrti of So Pit d Elia M f Chii Bil U b d Rbb f P i b h d J of Ocean City; o 

J j . grandchildren; and U grcatgrandchlldrcn; Survivlneare his daughter. Chrlsta C y g 

daughters, Nancy A.Martin of Somera Point, and Eurclia Mass of Christian Burial wiU bo 11 a.m. (today) Thura- twosons, Rdbbie of Pittsburgh and Jason of Ocean City; o 

F Favingcr and fMexx M Fontc-Barone both;of Galloway d t St Joh' Ri CthU C h h 44h d t i i D R i f Ttoto d two brolhers Ralph 

the Anny during the VlctâmWa,. 

go and worked aaa 

Philadelphia; four sisters, FJorence Perex of Vcritnor, Bella Arrangmjpnts are by the Krausc & iijgan Funeral Home. Home, 324New"jersey^ Avc., Absecon. Private baridl will 

Fulton of Suftland, Md., and Carmcl Hillcrt and Mary inc., SexJslc City. ' > - • > • - . . . . . . 

Day, both of-Nprthfield; and four grandchildren. • .'. • ' > • • 

Mass of Christian Burial was Wednesday at St. Peter's 

Roman Catholic Church, Pleasantville. .- . 

Burial-was In Holy Cross Cemetery, Mays Landing. ' 

, ArranRements' werd by the Adams-Perfect Funeral 

be in Greenwood Cemetery, Pleasahtville. 

a 

Home, faorthfield. 

Dr. Robert £1 well, 72 

OCEAN CITY — Dr. Robert W. Elwell, 72, of this 

resort and formerly of Delanco died Dec. 3 at the Lin- 

wood Convalescent Center, Linwood. . ; • 

• Bom in Caniden, lie.was in private practice in DeK>nco' 

for many years before his retirement in 1972,'.when ho 

moved "to-Ocean..City. Ho lYpd summered here since 

• Dr. Elwell was a member of the alumni association of" 

the University, of >Jorth'Caro)ma-Chapol Hill, the Amer- 

ican .Medical Association' and the First.' Presbyterian 

Church in Ocean City. ' ' y 

Surviving are Sis wife, Virginia'(Stratton); o son, Rob- 

ert W. II of Los C-Ttns, Calif.'; three'eia'ufihters, Nailcy 

Cavirl of Ocean City. Susan Bohr ot ReJIa'nds, Calif., 

o.nd BarLara£bA'ell.Dl"-Latkib!irt.Caliil;.and tiirte-p-andr 

children. . • .' • •. . ' . •'.' 

A Servi'ce of Memory. Arid Love was hoitf Tuesday at 

the First Presbyter win C.iiurch. Qci\in City. Burial was 

private in Overkxik Cemetery, Bj-idêton'"-"~ 

Arrangements wi^re b\ the'Codlrey Furerjl Home of 

Ocean City." ' ... ' " 

- Memqri.ii contr.ii^.inris m.iy !x- made :o«r.c American 

Heart A.y;Oci,itlo:i. •i.C 1 .) ' vVhite, I foriv Pike, Audubon 

In the 13 years r have 

written Spindrift, I have 

never agonized over a col- 

umn. This one, I have. • 

' I have written two-rough 

drafts, Tcad them over 

rnany times and finally-con- 

cluded there was-no valid 

reason why I should not see 

it. in print- • • 

I am very beholden to the 

dear friends at'the Heritage 

Shoppc here In Ocean -City 

for this reminder of -just 

who is our Guide in 'every- 

thing. . - • . • 

Certain conduct of today . 

spindrift 

by Joe Gilbert 

blessed we all arc while 

acknowledging, ,h° w very 

unapprcciative we aro. The- 

subject matter seems to be 

faith and .whether , we 

believe. • ' . 

With our sodety rocked 

with ever-increasing' mur- 

ders, ropes, robberies, 

assaults and .with moral 

behavior .'at a stunning new 

--accepted as normal —-'low and standards .of what, 

"would Ha,ve outraged" just Is presently acceptable also 

about êveryone over a 

decade ago; today, we are 

blase and uncaring.. .• 

What follows is a clarion 

calf to realize just how very 

at a new low, I 3huddcr at 

• what lies ahead (or ouf 

once great country. 

What follows is titled 

"better From A Friend;" to 

me, "Blessings" will do 

quite jvell. ' 

"I am writing to say how. 

» much I care for you and 

to say how much I want 

- you to know me batter.. 

When you awoke this 

morning, #I exploded, a 

brilliant J sunrise through 

your window, hoping to 

get your attention,, but 

you. rushed off without 

evefl noticing. . •; 

Later, you., were, walking 

with iiomc friends' so' 1 

bathed you in warm sun- 

shine "and perfumed the 

air with nature's sweet" 

scent and still you didn't 

notice me. • 

As you passed by, I shouted 

to' you in a thunderstorm 

' -and even painted a rain? 

bow in the sky arid still, 

- you didn't look? . ' 

I spilled moonlight onto 

your face and sent a cool 

breeze to rest you. 

As you slept, I watched 

• over • you and shared 

. • your thoughts. 

I have chosen you and hope 

you will talk to mo soon, , 

Until' then, I will remain 

near. I love; you very 

;much.~- ~ ' :•• 

• Your Fricndl 

« Jeaus 

Try I John 4:7-fl on. for. 

sirx; you will be happily 

surprised At how well it fits! 

C.sl;)6 or the Arr.e7;car D.aboies 

MarV Frier 96, 

'312 N. 

'. Public Notice.: .. *• fubllc NotlCQ •> . Publlc^Notrco _••"• - ." Public Notice * \ 

CITYOF3CA1SUIC1TY 

• TycwjcicrtY 

O 

AN onDNANCC Of TMC Cifv 

Dwnu J. TH>h«> 

C 

CITY OF SEA t3LC CiTf 

NCWJtfOCY , 

OCEAN Cm' -r Mnry A. Prick %. pi this resort, died 

Dec. 8,it the Lf*n wood Convalescent Center. •" . 

rkirp ifl PJil.idehphi'a; shr hnd hved in CkiMn City njcvH 

nfhe»lfte. . . • ' ' ..." •. •'.' .,''.'; ' 

"Miss Fnci had been cm'ployed aw rnedic.il o/d for'Dr: 

John R. Towfiwrid in Ocean .City ur.V.l his retirement and 

aWi ron Fnel Clinical Laboratories with her brothuT iij- 

Ocean City. •/'•'•' - ) ' . - . 

••Mass'of Chnsi:^;rBur..i: w;l! bo IBtijii. fnl*h*d wth • Copy al tSo 

upon appllcallon to tha 

l Aoort. C*y >taa, *-4\0 

Avmua. 3*a KJo Cty. Now 

may ht> ton) or .Nand ry. 

Now JtrL^fCaHJ i*} B3J3 pffl 

. DocarrtiAc trfh.ioo? o« 

al 11 00 «.m to tMa f\u- 

G iioafd. CAy Had. 4410 l,arv 

Avwua. (ia* »M Cry. Now 

^ an kteSy. C * ? 

Ulfc? and «»C ba Ofxpari I 

lo choose 

Family Florist- 

^FLORAL 

ARRANGEMENTS 

THE HOLIDAYS 

A Wide Variety 

of Real Dried 

and Silk 

Arrangements 

398-1333 

&58 A5BLRY AVE. © 33S4 WEST AVE. OCEAN CITY 

WE ALSO HAVE 

FRUIT 

BASKETS 

;'>*^ 1 / tint*.. *+.*** *o 

HAftQATE • LCWGPORT • UAPiiORA • PALERMO 

LWWCO0 • SCMEfiS 91. • 00. to SEA-tSLE CTT< 

Opea 9 AM • 6 PM 

6 DAYS A V.-EEK 

OnTha r^ 

^ 

SHIPYQUR 

PAGKAGES'HER^ 

i i We're LOWER-Again 

UPS Nlexf Day Air Letter 

V«'e Own-And Offer 

City Of Atlantic City 

Board Of Education 

I'iLK f-'rtic Municipal B()nd 

M! PîJ: ' . 

102.35 

111U1I2 horeby approprl- 

osodiha nwpocUyoauma ol monoy (horoln staled aa Iho appropriation motto 

roc each Improvomant or purpose, tucfi «um* amountlna in tho nuqfooaHi to 

tatO^XM, mdudlng [fm agorogata aom of J30,5O0 aa ina tovomi down pay- 

monta (or th« Irnprovomontt or parpoaes required by ths Local Oood Law. 

. Tha dcr*n payments hovo boon mado ovaBablo by vinuo ol provision lor 

> down poymof* or (or cctprlal Improvomant purposed, In one or TTKXO provf- 

ou»ry adopted budaaU. - • . •• ' . 

Section 2." In order to nnanoa the coot oJ tho aevatal ImprDVeA'Kinta or pur-' 

' poeoe not covered by appOcaUon ct thatoavoral down poyrrtoniB. neooOcbto. 

bond* are- hereby aukortiod lobe teauod In tho prtnc^lAl amount ol 

$770,000 pursuant to tha Local Bond Low. In ontSc!p IndudVa •* iw* 

IwiMnKKltiU 

tfmnta 

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P»«xJor 

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Incooslttsnoy tMcowbh. Trio rosoluUfcm tt tho toon promulgated by Iho Local 

: Flnanca BoaM sixwUrM run ddd o« thoamonctod cap*U t^Ktoal and copflol 

program as approval py Iho Director of tho Division'at LppaJ Govommortt 

;»orv1cofllB6onWv^httioC4is bond ordinance by tTTOfiOO. and tha 

' abf&tWn* nmhortxod hsroln wn bo within of) dabl Bmkaiions pnocnbsd by 

(d) An aogrsoalo amount not -oivOtodlng' S12S.00O tor Hams ot bxpanaa . 

mod In and porm*ldd undor N JAA. 4OA 2-20 Is Indudod In tho osllmatad 

ctxa kvnauod heroin for iho purpose* or Impravomants. 

SocJIon 7, Any prart monoya reostvsd for ths purposos dsscrtoad in Sec- 

tion 3 hsraof shot bo appaod : oahor to ovoct payment Of ths coot of tho 

improvsmaru or to poymora of Iho oblgaffcina issued pursuant to this orov 

nanco. The amount of obtgatlana authortrod bgt not Issued harsunder shal 

bo raduosd lo ino sstent that such hjnds sre so used. 

Soaloo 8. The tufl (atth and crodtt of tho City an> horaby ptsdood. to tha 

punctual payment of iho pdnc^Ml ot and Iho Intarast on mo abngallons 

suthortrod by thai bond ominanco. The ebHoaOons shafljMi dtrsct. unllmKed 

obOooikxis at tha Cay arid tf>o C«y shafl bo pbsamofi to levy ad valorem 

taxes upon kl the tiuuOto real property wthki tho Ctty tor tho. paymont of tha 

(Ptolloatlons and mo NSTMI thorAon wthout tmaailart ol rate or amount. 

btorrQmtholoaoMrltxjeourco: . • •• . • 

. . GENERALCAP(TAL0UnPLU3-»20O.000.00 

lo pay tho coot thoreof.' " ' • 

0CCTION 3.. The tunds hoMby appraprtaiwd aro oulhorlzod to bo 

oipendod by .the proper orTlcero oi thto City lor me purpooo horoby.outho- 

rtred whon oMgaboria to expend sold funda navo boon created In form 

nod manner aapormktad by low. . : . 

SECTION 4. This ordlnanoe shad take effect upon posoooe and pwttfce- 

. Ihaibiaccoroanoowipithe' law appKanle thereto. •/ ... . 

•'. '••••' •;> ".NOTICE OF PENOtNOOflDWANCe '•• . 

Tha above ordtrwnco ma duty paasod by Ihe Hoard of Commktsionera of 

tho Cly of 8es tele Cty. Now Jersey, on Orw reading o» the regular moe«- 

mg rjf said Board hold oo the Bth day of Docember. 1»O2, and wtt bo^ token 

up lar cocond roaaVig. pufcOc hoarbig, final patoaoo- and adoption at iho . 

" regular moothg of said Board lo be htrid on roeefHiy. thaVCSrid day of 

Decombor, 1S«s. In iho Pubtie Salary BuMlng. 233 John P-: KdMady Hou-. 

HvnnJ, Ooo lilo C«K. Nowjoreey, al3:3OP.M. '• ' ' \ ... , 

. • •- Muntciial Clortc 

12-1O-1T.F.F432i0- - ' V ' . A 

Qootlon 9. The CJJy roasonab>y oxpecca lo refrnburae any < 

toworda tho costs of iho Imprcvement or purpooo descrtjed In Oeolan 3 of 

into bond ordinance and pan prtar to the tcsuance of any bonds or notes 

. aathabed by this bond qrilnanco wth tha procoods of such bonds or notes. 

No funds from sourcoa oihor than tho bonda or notoa authorUed horain has 

boon oi Is rooaonabry aipocutd lo bo rosorvod, oO^cotod on a longêrm 

btuliror otnorwlui MM asioo-by iho City, or any mombor of ihe-eamo "control 

Oroup" aa the CJty. wflhin ffx> moanlna'Ot Treasury'RegutaOons Section 

t.rso-i(l). purjumm to irx>4r budoot or financial poOdes rrth reepeo to any 

airponrMu'Oa lo bo roitnbOrsod. TNa 3odlon Is (ntondod to bo and heraby la 

a xlacUraXon of Iho Ory'a cfncial intara. lo »taibunu»-onvâ«poo£2iraa 

lownnu iho aoota ot tho Improvnmortf or purpooo rto>-rrf>«fl In fiocuon 3 

horaof to bo Incurred and paid prior, lo tho issuance of bonds or notae su>ho- 

cirod rwrtrfn M aocordano wt^Yroouiry Rooutsilons Section 1.103-10. and 

.no acnon (or hactlon) wti toa an arttnon ordeviob In accordance wKh Tlaa- 

cury FVoguiaioo !«ction 1.103-13 (i) or 1.H8-0(g) to avoid. Vl whota or In 

pan; arbBrooo ytotj romvrflon* or afbtraoorabsio rooulraownta- 

Goalon 10 ThMôna artttnanca £nait Utke iXton 2O days aflar theilrtt 

fxtXicstjon Ihwpcf afUK nruW adoption. a»provto hereby atshorUed. . • . 

GtCTlON 2. Thoro Is horoby approprlalod tne sum of Sioe.OOO.'oo cf 

tunds avsjiabla Irom tha (oaowlng source-. 

WATER A SEWER CAPITAL OLIflPLUJI 5196.800.00 

. to pay (ho coil thoreof. • . . 

• SECTION 3. The funds hereby appraprtetod are oufhorUad to be 

expended by tho proper officers ol ink CJty lor the purpose heraby autho- 

rized when oblsaOons lo expand sskt funds have been emoted In Corrn 

and manner as permuted by taw. 

' SECTION 4. TMa onSnonoe ehai UULO orTod upon passage and ptt>0- 

. caOan In accordance w*h Ine taw appkabte Iheroto. 

NOTICE Or PEN0INQ ORDINANCE . 

Tho above bnOnoooe was duly paasad by the 0oard of Cornrnloslonors 

of the Cay of Qea Isle Cty. New Joney, on ftna roaoVvj at tha regular 

mealktg ot aaM Fjoant rieidon tho OTh day of Oecamber. 10SK. and wiflbe 

token up tor second reading, pubfla heartng. anal nramaoe and adppSon pi 

itnismKkM TBid3d ib h Tuesday. • 22d * 

Docern6or. 

tovort) 

3 be hold on Tuoeday. *>a J2ix) aay of 

Tibet. i«O. tn me PubOc Qafary UuBcJJng. 233 John F Kemedy Oou- 

!. Sea Ms Cty. Now Jersey, al 3:X) PM. 

• • ', TharosaJ. tlgho 

• , Municipal Cierk 

12.1O.iT.PFi3OiK5 ' < . 

CITY OF SEA ISLE CITY 

NLWJLRGEY 

TDO acllmaJod m, U 

. no noto IUBC meluro tadur tt\An ^r>* yoo/ rrorn fts- 

p a 

C Uoma Uu^lrx) Pairs HopaJrt 

0 t;CI}A. 1-iro.Vetca • 

Trxai ' " - . • • 

tot.th> 

IOH UAI^KA oooxo 

Oapear 127. aa-wncrdwl 

of 

la t " 

Christmas 

nor>* antf rwMrvaa me 

xp* In a t>U 

>*^ i >ct of i ox) 11 

' C^X-ffiAX^' 

n 

ThapkYou 

comeclian »*i nocas tes*jed (ATUJ^* VD 

GEORGE NEWELL 

PAINTING/PAPERHANGIliS,- 

25 DeFeo Lane 

Somers Point, NJ 08244 

GET A FRESH FINANCIAL START 

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Mitchell Mosfeovitz 

Atlonwij At Liiiv 

. 609-3-10-5802 •-' 

SENIOR SITTERS* 

'fulfilling service that pfftrj,Senior Citizens a • 

xc, MholeiOnic co%-LrOniTicTit with a. daily dose of 

companionihip aid activities. •- 

f7u/ service* are availabl^Monday-Friday -. 

•9AM-2-PM • LUSCH INCLUDED 

We're also availariic for'pnviic home r,cry»cct. 

iloctor appotnimcrus wjd crrsndi 

398-7218 / 

* M r fcii* tpffi*i cart •/ (Jtr pmrpi* 

HAPPY HOLIDAYS!!! r ? 

. To ail our Valued 

Cujitbrncrs-pasf and pr 

;ut '-.IT, 

A u ' HOIU/ISC 

; i : :H 

-.i.KA.SI :i A MAiau or 

Pri\ad- Kixnn AvjiLiblc For Bridge, 

- Hirthdavs or >" 

*•'»:' ^"•i'V'.t' t ! "*r*, vrpi*»i' 

h 4 Cer.tr'jl Avc, ice^T Ct!y 

TAKE-OUT 399-0113 

SSS^î^Sv 1 ^ : ^#C0^ 

I- re-Ji I-'ruit ;ind \'t 

J 

You CAN Freeze Our Fresh 

Squeezed Orange Juice and 

Homemade Soups. 

Slock. Your Freezer Sow! i 

t 

I 

& 

I tt 

'Jth Or CcnUaJ \*c. Occ'tn City 

39S-9573 

ORDER MOW FOR YOtfR 

HOLIDAY PARTY* 

PARTY SUB TRAYS 

t3 Whole Avxjrtcd Cold Subs 

f , ~?7 

PIZZA FAKTY FAC 

Larê Sicilian far. 

2 Jiu-f 

DAILY LUPtOl A 

399-3195 

Don't Forget Qwr Daily Lunch Specials 

SPECIALS 

tiOMEMADESOLtPS 

FREE COTFEE MUG

... .i-,v ,. . -.^ . . 

•7. 

; - A12 

) • 

» • • • ' • \ 

. OCEAN CITY — A weekend 

of pleasant holiday 

entertainment-Is available at 

the • Music Pier at nominal 

.cost.' .'•• ' ' • . '.. -. 

• Deli 

• Rariy. 

Trays 

• Grocery 

•Lottery 

Turkey Breast Sandwich 

Bmdar 

Ron) 

1 E. Atlantic Boufcrvajd 

Ocoan Oty. NJ 0«226 • 

*250 

OcoahCUy. N,J. TWur«toy. O. 1932 

On -Friday 1 (Dec; 11) 

"Searching, for Sfinta," a 

•delightful children's program 

is set for the Pier, Boardwalk 

and, Mooriyn Terrace, 7 p.m. 

It seems that, ^vo youngsters 

. ducovej'a tirrte rrufchino and 

travel the 1 ."• world enjoying 

holiday customs. They also 

attempt to catch Santa Oaus 

• .as he slides down the chimney. 

... 

This kind of r—j • ••— ,-_ , - ,..never 

win the Pulitzer Prize Ch°» r bus," proved successful. . performed in over 30 coun- The dry's annual Waves of 

' The holiday/ special Is tries including China, Austra-; Caring center wjH open 

produced by Stagcworks, 51 lia. and Russia. They have Wednesday, Dec 16 ot 10th 

non-profit,- professional tho- entertained many times with and Asbury Ave. The center 

atcr .touring company based tho Philadelphia Orchestra helps those in need during 

in.Oassbctfo.;"' arid with such international the holiday; seasonby. distrib^ 

.——;•. '• •• ' '•'-.' •' Btaraos^XucianoPavarottl. ut^g dotnrog and good toyi 

• This program is designed You can drop off contribu- 

to gct_you into tho holiday tionfl now at the Qty Gcrk's 

Mark 

spirit Tlckefa arc SS for chil- office, 9th and Asbury or me 

dren, STO far adults available Fire Dfcpt; 6th and Asbury, • 

Soifer 

at the Public Relations office, Tho drive waj the idea of • J\ 

CXioan City publicist' 2nd floor, dry Hall, 399- .businessman, James F. Pen- 

6111, Ext 222, or at the door. . land, and has been carried 

. FREE' FUN FOR THEforward 

by Qty personnel 

HOLIDAYS: Bring the 

On Saturday (Dec 12)' the 

for the past several veins.' For 

youngsters into town on Sa(- information, call 399-6111, : 

pbv will' renowned Phibdclphla Boys .urday for horse and buggy • Ext. 250. •• . 

.performs a holiday rides with Santa provided by 

but ifs sure to entertain ..programat the Pier starting 8 the Retail Merchants Assn. 

p.m..The group is celebrating The rides arc offered from T 

. its 25th anniversary under to 4 p.m. every Saturday til. 

Christmas and begin at. 9th 

and Asbury Ave- Santa will 

also have free holiday treats 

for the children. 

You can enjoy. Breakfast 

: 

youngsters and parents. 

Admission is SI for children" 

(3-12) and S3 for par- Robert G. Hamilton, director 

ents. Tickets will"be available 'and fcxindcr. : . 

at the door one hour.prior to "H^ program will feflttire 

show time. • . seasonal music with one new 

The-play is presented by wwk, Magnificat, by John 

Ocean. Gty Kids Pbyhouse', a Rutter. Song sheets- will be (vith Santa from- 9 a.m., to 

cooperative effort between distributed for a carol sing of' noon every Saturday til 

Ocean City and Middle /our holiday favorites indud- Christmas at Say Breakfast. 

Atlantic Center for the Arts 

':'-.'e>*l?* M. 

.»" 

\ik, 

m g Trie First Noel and Silent.^ Asbury Ave. You order 

(MAO. It's the second joint Night. • • from the mcrru and the jolly 

program Vvifh MAC, an ear- The Boys Choir is Intema- QJ^ CI/ ^jj] ^ ^p^ to pQ^ 

lie? show, "Before Colum 1 .The • Chamber of Commerce 

Carolfest is set for Saturday, 

Dec. 19th, 730 part at 

he Music Iîer, admission, 

free. 

If you have a 1933 calendar, 

mark Saturday, July 17 

for Night in Venice. • 

- rionally acclaimed haying for photos with your chil- 

maa ornaments 130 p.m. He will also discuss German keep reminding the public 

Sunday, Dec. 13 at the Ocean Christmas customs including* about the importance of this 

dren and give. g them.holiday 

Gty Arts Center, 17th and art, food and decorating and dote. Those of us who were 

treats. So don't forget to 

Simpson. Admission is free, provide recipes for take alive'at the time,' remember 

bring your camera. : "' 

homer For information; call wrtcre we werc- whey* the 

• Chili" 

Soups 

Sandwiches 

Steaks 

C«llAhMd ' 

os) 309-3780 

The folks at the Ocean Qty 

Arts Center Trrmmd ti?r that" 

an ideal stocking stuffcr for 

the holidays is. a gift cstifiatc 

for a dasrk The Cqntxr 

fytfers dasscs inr alt mediums, 

oiLi, water, color, jxytcry, 

drawing, acrylics, dana. 1 n.nd 

many classes for x±ildrrrt. • 

' . For information, coll thr . 

, 399-762a" 

: •' 

There's also a holiday craft 

fjwôpcri ncAv .it fhe rriain 

Der)-. . y 

y TJte Gift Everyone Will Appreciate ..a. 

'>' 

Kt'.-9; ^rm-rs Polni ,'• 9&-1117 

Denominations •• 

' -sorting"at 

.-. 

Ma;or 

CroOU Cards 

Arcfeptod 

••4 -.: 

' * (DONATIONS ACCEPTED) 

Ail Proceeds To Benefit The 

Cheryl Davis/Ron Moretti Scholarship Funti 

Thursday, Dec. 24th - 6 am - 12 noon A i 

.--' VARSITY INN*'" : •' \ 

-FAMILY RESTAURANT ' . | 

6O5-3th Street, Ocean Ctty- S93-1033't'Cj.'FcvDt;^:.5; || 

A World Premiere Musical 

by AUAN JAY FRIEDMAN 

oC^ccc by Sown Jersey Hogionai Th«atre tn corLunctcn * 

JDHH GA1LYS. VIDAL SASSOOH and ALEX SHEFTELt 

EuwTdod t»ough Dooombar 20»i. QiMtFaml^ &m*t*nr*err. 

8tC ; Fn.-SaL 830; 3; Su. Sun. Uatoa* ato 2:00 00 • Tcteta c M5 -22 

653-0553 

Call the box office NOW to reserve tickets! 

738 Bay Ave., Somers Point 

Jim Riant, well known The renowned Philadelphia Boys Choir! performs 8 p.m. Saturday at the Music Pier. Tickets ($10 for adult3 $5 

local craftsman, will talk on 'of children) are available at the City Hall public relations office or at the door. 

Gingerbread. Art and Christ- • • . • • • •' . • • 

.WEMAKEffillii 

CHRISTMAS 

SHOPPINGS 

EASY 

SHOP OCEAN CITY' 

the Arts Center, 399-7628; announcement came aver the 

_.;-... . ——... : -•: .--• '- rao television. 

Ocean City cbrhihg events 

f 

Dec. 

10 

*'0c«jin Clty.Xfpp«r Tovrnshlp 

-Rotary Out — U^cx ftprjxjrar.i_ 

Oc**n C*i Crt 

Club — DMI BW 

ycr.T- Gtr-e' tt-. ar,C Atnnr.c. 7 

j 

Qty Council — C*j->o'piaT.ber». 

> r*i.'Orr »rr] A*bu-^. 700 B/T.: . 

ktr p rn.For aUi 

irtxr, .-^ a. ca.' 6-< 1 • BASS. 

Ston'day, Oac.14 

~vv* \ 

J—a i 

New Year's Eve aiGreateBay 

VARSITY INN -i VAB6ITYINN .VARSITY JNH> 

aroa AA 

Having A Hobday Office Party? • ^\. & ** 

^f.it up and ^'^\ : 

* Deliver AT Vou r Convenience.*v@:*\' 

K S '.".''Hf-k"*'"'" 

C.aJiThe VARSITY INN. For Details 

FAMILY RESTAURANT 

605 8th &c«t. Ocaan C;ty- 

3=eCS3 ' 

Utt 

tU 

Ocean City's o\w\ genuine pit HBO a n^ authendc 

regional Mexican Cuisine. Our BHO IS slo%\-roasted 

over wood in a closed pit. Mexican line dining 

includes traditional Fex-Mex fare as >vell as 

authentic regional dishes. Kids Menu Available. 

Kat-in or Take-Out. "t^T" : ' • ' • 

IV* 

Tamity Restaurant . 

Breakfast • Lunch • Dinner 

Choose FroYn 0V« 20 Full Coiiba 

Dinner Specials! • 

^tnciudes SOUR, soiod. rofc, homemade 

rnhi m'o'lfru, tteveroQe, pudding Of jeto 

Range From $6.00 to $7.50 

\-T'rxn • Sci 7-c~-6p.T; • Sur. 7o/n.-4p.m. 

«• 398-3500 

3325 Asbury AveM Ocean City 

The Holiday Gift Thai's 

vais in Good Taste . . . -2 

Lj.xA.iCg .for a :pccuil hoUdiy ' m#- 

'gift for (herds - ••--— ' w 

ix no further than The Crab 

A^-aiLit-ic LT any dcrcmsuiiac, aa 

bccaisc they arc tcaisJy aîcisJbi:, 

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AVERAGE AREA MINIMUM SOMALIA LANGUAGE 

1 CSICflGr DHV 0f]]lOSt*'*'!bj27 ; *oUO : (continued from page 1) 

SSSteSSSSuj*. other languages and cul- 

' . .'...*.. .0/ •-.•.•••• . ....•.-.. .'.•••:• ^'.. . . . Sonwdian relief effort: 

Holtz .doesn't feel hid son 

to in any eminent danger. 

The Ranger Is scheduled to 

return to lta Homo port in 

San Diego about the first of 

February. 

"Bat who knows what 

will happen now?" he wondcrcd.aloud. 

. 

The Ranger also played a 

role in Desert Stonn, as a . 

base for Navy pilots attacking 

Sadairj's forces. During ' 

that war George Holz was 

in Hawaii aboard the frigate 

USS Cray. . . • 

Holtz says the Gray Was • 

moth.-balled and hia son 

The chart compares teacher salaries and pay hikes for school districts in TheSentf- - wa Contract- accords for 

teachers reached. in moat 

local school 'districts arc 

under thc.statc average set" Local! khoil)istrictSalary 

Com 

tlemont of 7.67 percent for 

1992-93. according to a sal- DISTRICT MINIMUM MAXIMUM PERCENTAGE 

ary survey donp by the 

New Jersey' Education 

Association. . • OcoanCtty •27,279 •45,474 

• • • ' : • ' 

The 7.67 percent average 

•figure includes-existing con- Upper Twp. •29,575 •45,675 

tracts,, 33 ; Well as those 

recently; settled, according Somcra Point '26,131 •49,721 

to survey officials. IVhen 

only newly-bargained sct- MRHS •27,645 •46,491 

tletnents are induded, the 

rate drops down to 6.71 SeatsloCtty •26,000 •42,000 

percent.' The average pay 

increase 'is. down - from' 

rough'ly. 8.8 - percent last 

ireassigned to the Rang- 

' year- ''-."• • ' .- 

OF the fiyc schopl.districts 

"in The Sentinel-Ledger coverage 

area, only Upper Township 

is above the average. 

Educators there, Who arc 

entering 'the final year of a, 

three-year contract, will 

receive 10 percent salary 

hikes. ; .' . '. 

Upper Township also led 

in salaries among.the 11 

Cape May County -school 

districts which participated 

in- the survey,, which was 

published in the current 

issue.of NJEA Review. The 

mln.lmum salary for a town- 

; tures tKan older children. 

"Tho8io 

parisons 

INCREASES 

4.8 

6 ; 

• 

•••. : : > • • • 1 0 . • 

• ' ' • " - . 

•' ..•.-"•,.•; 6 : , - • 

••'• . 6.5 

N/A 

v already filled, according to The student* in" this pro- 

officials. ~ 

gram have also, been rcccp- 

The program has gotten a tlvb, particularly.when 

kids airo very positive reaction from par- Japanese culture and lan- 

motivated; considering that ents, students and school guage was Introduced. Car- 

they're hero for 45 minutes administrators. The stu-r man suspects' that it might 

after school," Gorman said. dents, observed -Tuesday have been because of their 

"That ,Isn't eaay at their were attentive and enthusi- interest In martial arto. 

jjge." Twicnty-six/ students astic throughout the ses- 

at DaweV Avenue particision, 'and parents. ha,vc final session, of the French 

pate, -with 25 at New York commented, that they use program,- and. parents ore 

' Avende and 50 at Jordan the words and sing French invited to attend. A small 

Road. " . • songs at home. . party will be. held during 

The lessons focus prunar^ 

the last 20 minutes of the 

ily on JFriaich vocabulary, . City Sir, scrintendent of aftcmocin • session,' Carman 

"according to Carmen, Schools Wi L,TYochter added,. Croissants will be 

although . the -'young chil- 

available: , ' • . . - 

dren arc .taught some conversational 

phrases,' such as 

mi-Ledger coverage area. The state average on pay hikes for this school year was er. Recently ..the ^ 

7.67 percent. Maxirnum district salaries shown dp not include longevity payments or ^V^ 107 *? to tnc Persian 

postgraduate education. Percentage pay raises-were not available for Sea Isle City. 

survey. 

settle its contract having 

Upper Township school ratified a pact during the 

officials explained when the; past few weeks Teachers 

contract Was originally and school board members 

reached in 1990 it_ was an' reached an agreement over 

effort to bring salaries more, the salary guide and both 

in hne with those of other sides have ratified a two- 

districts in the county. year contract with 6 percent 

Members x>f the' present increases each year 

board, which is preparing 

to enter negotiations with- While city figures were 

the Upper Township Edu- also 

cation'Association,-have 

r tidpatedin the survey- At 

MRHS, the minimum salary 

is $27,6-15 and the maximum, 

$46,491 plus longevity 

pay. Atlantic City had 

the highest maximum at 

S55.00O. ' 

"Educators at Mainland 

Regional are entering the 

last year of a two-year contract 

under which they are 

not part of the state- receiving 6.5 percent salary 

wide teachers' salary sur- boosts. . ' • . 

said that they^do not.expect vey, the minimum starting Sea Isle City, which it; the 

to see double-digit raises in -salary, is $26,131 and thesmallest 

area school district, 

ship teacher with a~twche-~ thenext contract.. A profes-' maxTmuni is 5/J9.72T, with one school and 

• Ior's degree g is S29.575, . , sional negotiator .is being . according g to district offi- roughly gy 30 teachers, also 

while the maximum 'salary hired'for the first (imc by cials. The avwige silary* finalized a thrcc-ycar conis 

S45.675 plus longevity 

(he board to assist in among 

ihe fi7'teachers is tract recently 

pjTy. The atfPrage increase upcoming budget taHcs.- S38,00Q. . • * 'Percentage-) P 

were, never 

' for a township teacher is [n Ocean City, the school The district.has had a ten-, discus'spd, a'cenrding- to .1 

$3,668. 

board this' fait approved a. tative agreement' for school spokeswoman, but. 

The next'highest maxi- mediated tvy-o-yoar contract month-,, but final approval the average' 'pay increases 

mum salary of those county giving'teachers' a 6 percent was'hdd up over the issue for city teachers is $3,025 

districts which .participated salary increase the first year of pay distribution along for 1992-93, S3,060 for 

was. Wildwood Crest at 'and d a •!.« 1R percent hike hk for the top step*), whicti rxurdV"! 99-3-9-1. and .S2.9/1 for 

$45,150 plus longevity pay/ the 1993-9-1 v.hoo'1 year. members believed was I99-S;95. Hducaton,-took a 

The lowest a district, can . While the city districf was uneven. A compromise 

pay a teacher, as mandated not included m ffie-survey. behvocn the board and the 

by the state, is $18,500, but. the ivTjf -wla ry ' (erf. city teachers' union was worked 

no district listed in the sur- teochcT'f ircriM' this yc,ir 

rey paid k»*i than $20,000. from- SJrS^Sl io $27,'2r9,- 

The maximum salary for a acoorthr.j; to .1 ioral SCNV)! L'Trcx-hlcr. .• 

state teacher', barnrig post- officwl • A:• 

thetop 

o'x ' Mainland Regional High 

gTaduatc'edKcation and pay vrole, the- :neri\j-.e School in linwood placedlongevity 

pay, is 559,000 at /rom $-'.3.75^(0 SIS,'.?',. •îmcn'hcn: in fhi" middle 0/ 

Hudson County y Vocatior->1 ' • 'Jo'rnf-rs. Po-.nl is -ihv 1 irb.v 

School,- acccrdLnt; tn' the y^rjxi ils.tr.a in !h:s sreo 

y Gulf to relieve the aircraft 

carrier Indqxnderice Holtz 

added. •' • ' . . 

During his naval career, 

George Holtz has served on 

a variety of vessels indudinga 

mine sweeper, the 

Conquest, a couple of 

amphibious assault ships 

.the' Tarawa and -the Jwo Jimo, 

and an ammunition supply . 

ship, the Kiskd. ' ' - 

And like his grcat-grandfaiher, 

grandfather and 

father before him, George 

Holtz has always loved the 

sea and bcing'around boats. 

"Hisgrcat-grandfalheTV " 

Carl Haltz, built boats on 

Buck Horn Island in the 

Niagara River. During the 

1920s he "moved his business 

to Ocean Cjty under • 

the name of- HoFtz Boat- 

Works and Basin located on. 

a littje gravel road between 

Tjhand 8th streets oa the 

bay ..says Ron rtoltz. Here 

he built sea skiffs for fishing 

rutin hr.ilth benefits'.- arid pleasure; 

. During th,e'195Os The 

The jm in imum current 

Hoitz'-BoalvorlisurrocT the 

solan- in the • disfr:gt • is 

direction of George's 

f^-ahdfathiT, also nami;:iicr wttTi 

Kxiy -.-.rrr tin the w,rr> "" 

the !.'.(• 

:ro 

the I^vi-îin .inii trj rtT.fW 

.I'uirr. ;!-. w.iK 

thi:r 7 

million cubic yards for 4Jus 

•phtoe at the completion of 

the project, to 34th Street 

con be a^ded there. . 

The contract for the second 

phase htandatcs sand 

pumped to 34 th Street, then 

Upcrihg/down lo(meet the 

'rest 'of-the bo-ich at 56th 

Street.- . , - 

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Saving the waves 

Chuck Allison of the Jersey Shore chapter of Surf rider 

Foundation,' toft, receives a check for $500 Irom Randy • 

Young of Heritage Surf and Sport, Tho funds represent 

the proceeds of this year's Save the Waves surfing contest, 

hold annually on the Ocean City beaches. The 

YV>olt 1 L'41Jb. Ubskr 

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BACK! 

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Popular 

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From 12 Noon .1 

900 SHORE RD..Scineia Point • 927-6665 

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5"UN COOKINC WITH WINK 

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609-927-2921 

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The State Deportment of 

Environmental Prbtcction 

and Energy's Division of 

Fish. Canie and Wildlife 

recently introduced a regulatory 

proposal to manage 

auntmcr flounder off New 

Jersey's Coast. ,. 

Proposed monagment 

measure would incrense the 

minimum dizo limit, and 

establish an open season 

and daily possession limit 

for recreational anglers as. 

well, aa increase the minimum 

trawl net mesh size 

and initiate' a permit quota 

system -for commercial 

>af rites. 

fte? 

minimum size limit from 13 the annual permit quota 

The proposed manage- 

to 14 inches, as well as would be distributed. 

ment strategies will enable 

introduce an optti season of . In addition, ;the proposal 

New Jersey to rebuild sum- Minimum size would b& upped May 15 through September i Would.require all trawl net 

mer flQUndcr stocks thatare 

30 and a daily possession . doors., to be branded or 

suffering from severe over- • from 13 to 14 inches'as well 

limit of aix summed floun- ;": stsunped with the . vessel's 

flshlpg. Current, population 

der per person.. ''! •'.•;.'. •.'••'.:'." documentation, or registra-. 

number* are lesa than, 20- 

• /.Proposals; for commercial . Hop' number", and.' no., neta 

percent of what they- were. 

fishermen would increase would be available for 

in the late 1970s," Bald divi- conservation of the species. of the Mid-Atlantic Fishery the minimum.mesh of the: immediate use'during the 

sion' Director Bob McDow- Taking steps now, will ben- Management -Council and- 

trawl net from 45. to 55 hours of. darkhc* on any of 

ell.efit 

' the • future of all Atlantic States Marine fish- inches and initiate a permit (he state's Wjaters where 

: 

"The state ha? been • involved," he added. eric^ . Commission's Sum- quota system. ; . trawling is prohibited. ' • 

taking a number of steps to The division's proposal; mer Flounder Management The quota- system would Ridtard Md&mus,- Direc- 

ensure ;th'e continuance of which appeared in the Nov. Plan, • ? . • • ' 

lrivolvo* developing' criteria tor • Office of Lego} Affairs 

summer flounder popula- 16 issue Of the N] Register,. Management measures to determine who- is eligible Dipt, of Environmental Pro.- • 

tions and the proposed seeks to incorporate exist- ,for recreational anglers for.a New Jersey Summer • lection & Energy, CN 402, 

measures are critical to theing 

management strategies would increase the existing Flounder Permit. and how Trenton. NJ 08625 -' . 

recreation news ocean city Rec DIV. 399-6111- 

- logo fourth; Flao Sports & 

mental concerns of surfers in the stale, including beach Tho'^JuQi bom Cherry Kll placod 

GVte Contar loaturlno boy Land Bdpantt must bo 18 or oldor and out of . Trw proo/nm ii avaiabl* lor panid- by Doc. 11. • '• " 

contolnSon brtnAal. 

hlQh ichooL RaQlfiM at Aquatic. A Fit-' pants In erode* 1-4 Irom \0 to noon; Coil 300-01 i'i. oxt ?32 for dotaila 

. In iho cjrlj dhfi»on. St. Ann'a odgo neta Center. \Dt\ A Simpson, 0 am flradss 5-0 Irom noon to 2 p/n. during and Wndrory. , . • • . 

out Si. Raymond's Irr iho champion- to 4 p.rn. MF, Foo: t2Q tor iho «oason tho ported Doc 20-31. 

ship enmo and Ocoon Cry took won 

Foo It (10 lor a onaocri pain, and UNE DANCING CONTINUES 

tho consolation brocket.. 

.ooftldcaloi aa atocUng Mutlora o/o AT THE YOUTH CENTER 

Oomoa boori at * o'clock, oocli, MENS OPEN.VOUEYBALL . avaiaUo, ' - 

Ift bulod aa Qroot lomiV fun for oil 

. aftomoon; spectators n/o wotcomo,'. IS THURSDAY EVENINGS 

oo«t hivl a> a way to koop in »hap« 

odmiuiontl. 

CHESS CLUB MEETS 

POVMX and roaroaUon lovoli oi play 

wtWo^kooping up wilh h I 

MENS OPEN HOOP 

in mom vo9oyba3 are avaJtaNe 6-11 WEDNESDAY.EVENINQS 

Tnuftday^vontnga at iho CWjcContor. Cnait for bOQimors or oxporu It (I takos -placo 1 pm. Thuradayt 

SEASON CONTINUES 

ParSdpant* mat bo.IB and oklor.. ovaiabio at Iho 63i and Havon rocro- 9*000*1 Fooruaff aj.lho Oth Stfoc! 

Tho morn'oooo.bajiiorba'l aooson 

Ocean'and Salem counties, 

•o lor ol too* and 

South Jersey also provides 

POLAR BEAR SURF 

uinlbot It sva^'^hlo 7 o'doci Wotikrtoi- CONTEST SET DEC. 26. 

jobs. Thousands every year 

day ovsrino4 aViho cm and Artnr.M; 

travel to South Jersey for 

Youffl C«ntor. 

Tho aocond «yont o« tho wir.tor 

«urtnQ tooot » »ch(xWod for Satur- 

•cKartcr boat fishing trips' — 

day morrn-ig.'Doc. ?0»t^ho 7rh Sirot! 

CARD.CLUB MEETSproviding 

job? to captain^ 

boacft. Roguraion In at 830. mtr.-j 

TWICE WEEKLY 

•tart at ST. . 

deck hands, marinas,'and 

. If-tura card puy.ngr lex acuu i% F»o it tS par ponon.' and'copfuot 

corporate taxes in return for boa t rcpo i r i a cUi ties. 

avaidio 7 o'clock lAyiCay ana Thu-»- oro awarjlod to tho toti ihreo.Iritherj 

day svorrsg «J tho YovCi Cootof. &s in »ach cSv.iico. C«.'t a»fli 11 o»i ?32 

creating new jobs. 

And our comrncnrial fish- 

ana At»nSc. ' ' 

tor Informa'ion. . . 

• Eligible businesses would ing industry'also provides 

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Sunday 

ROAST TURKEY 

Diivtw 

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^MONDAY NIGHT FOOTBALI! ^ 

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named to the honor rollfl nt 

Ocean Oty Jtî School fbf 

•the first marking period have 

been announced. . \ ••"•• 

'••... They Indude, jiccording ta 

grade:. ' ' . 

DISTINGUISHED 

HONORS 

9th: Mary Abd, Matthew 

Applebaum, Erin Batdorf, 

Andrew Bcchtdd, Prancesca 

Blamohte, Erica Binibaum, 

Kristl Brown,. Michelle 

Busbv, -Mard Cash, Jessica 

Clarke, Joseph Corson, 

Michael Cortes, Magee 

DeFelke, Debra DelCorio, 

LesKe DiLullo, Leia DiTizlo, 

Raymond Efrcm, Benson 

Endicatt, Kristin Garland, 

Nicole Greqco; Tora Hansbtrrry, 

Amy. Heiscr, Michael 

Houdarfi - Kajhryn Hughes, 

Kara Jsraelo, Brent Johnson, 

Elizabeth Kilkenny, Andrea 

King : 

• Elizabeth Lento, Michael 

Ludwig. Brent Mauer. Kath- 

Gi M 

ti. -Jill Mullen, Julip Newell, 

Christopher (JMciIl, Lauren 

Palladino, Anthony Pdlmicri, 

•MorSca Pern, James Rybicki. 

Danielle Salvia, Kikhed 

Scmcheski, Kate Spalding, 

Erica' Spiegle, Jodi Thoma3, 

Mark Toscano, Amy Watson, 

James Witkcakie, Matthew 

Woolley, Taimi Young^ Allison 

Zerbe. • 

10th: Farhad Abtahian, 

Sara AJJiaon, Jennifer'Becker, 

Stephanie Bock, Kathleen. 

BrunQtti, Jamie Cavaruugh, • 

Benjamin Charlw, EdmuAd 

Cortc^ Mayda Coocivt,' Erlii 

Cocrigari. 

Jason Diebcrt, Erin 

Donahue, Kelly Gardener, 

Sean Gaxvcv, George 

Gdvtng, Jerthifw Lawtrtsia, 

Robot Laytpn, Trjjory LeFe- 

\TT, Alhjort' LothjaTi, Jason 

-MarsnaE, -JardrxT- MJrwhasv 

Mariah Vlorey,' TocW 'Murphy, 

Marwii -Myhrc. 

Thomas Piernikpwskf, 

Kristen Robcrtsoa, 'Laurie 

Rodrlquez, Chris jnpher Rorf. 

Zichary Ruir 

' Jeffrey ^£dc, ' Shelly "SoT- 

Enc ^Sullljndcr, TiarvotHy 

rs. Stsrv'Wattcri.'.. / Uii>a 

Iniido 

Ocean C 

The SUic cf 

J(ito4, Edward Diete, 

jail!. '"'.-- 

Tim Corny, deputy ^public 

'defender In • Cape May' 

County, seer, if everyday 

— people. \vho never 

thought they would go to 

jail-forcfrug offenses. ; • 

• He has prepared Xquostfonnaire 

bas^d ex. soine of. 

thejrvar^ common misecsv 

cvptuwvj people have about 

Kristerj Donahue", Jennifer 

Edllng, David Garagiola, 

LuisGuiman. . 

Becky. Hall, Kellcy.'Hall. 

Jeremy Holland, Jenny 

Jaoobo, Jci Johnson, Joanna 

King, JiU Korupchak. Maureen 

Mauger, Robert McKec, 

Shannon Morgan, Heith 

Muislay; Maria Pitale', Elena 

Palmicri, Jonamon Price. 

Kyk? Richards, Santos Santos, 

Robert Seaver, Aaron 

Thomas, Marfanic Town, 

Nicole Walker, Jennifer 

Ward; Heather Wood. 

first time you arc convicted, 

of a drug oifcriM 1 . 

i. As iong a', you're sb-ar-, 

ing 6'r giving dru&R away, 

but not. selling them, Y 

cui't- bo ccwvictI'd ofdistribution. 

. 

3. The Uw again;,} po-jsosslng 

or. diswibuticg 

drugs within 1,000 fcyt of a 

schooi on]y''apphcs'when 

chtldrcrv are arcrur.d. 

MORE YOUTH NEWS 

OBITUARIES 

RELIGIOUS NEWS " 

LjTE DESSERTS The Sentinel-Ledger 

Thursday, Decomber io> 1992 

are announced 

ten Hani*. Jwtoi Hayos, Koicona 

Holand. Eric JonkotnsM. . 

Koonan, Ph%> Kng, Brtan 

B» Ur», Loo Mwfrwtf. 

Goffltd Mazur. Brin McHugh 

Bridget Mdnomoy, Hotow Oidontxjrajor, 

Pauta Paoom. ^faria•pittaluga; 

Ry«m Romot.. Amanda 

Roichanok, William.Rickards/ 

Browy Rubfno-Bradway. paniol 

Shoctor. Lnum S*npn.Aliaj"Sfi»*i 

Jofl Thompaoo. John VanEpp,, 

TocMx* Watts. H,fe*e»«- W«l 

Jo\on Young. ' • 

1«h: .LJoal Baum. NicoJo Bowman, 

fcfichofo CoviHo. Mkd Coffinl. 

C3onn Choi. Diana CUk. C*»ktop»wr 

Doartng. JcxSa*»n Dcoati 

Jasop EJia. Kofly Pontor. Jonnio ' 

Jod Smith, Brad Sulick. KrisJon 

TaecarinQ. Loo thoma«. Jonnik»r 

VonVonU. DdnW Wognsr, Hofaecca 

WaOvw. Jenn** Waten. Rotort 

Wadent; JOMJQI W*in, Moroo»y Dliuch, 

•Joeof* Fandi. Pottcio Fortif. 

Ryan GaloQtar, Vonoss Gcrvasi. 

SiDphon'Gitaotv Amy Gu*». Ryan 

Hsjhoa] Joon Hal, Chrii Hough. 

Tara Konnody. Jorrdor fopioy. 

Amy Kodor, Ocnaid Kissing, Nar- 

H0N0R3 

G f t 

oon LamtxHt Moredah Lowtor. 

'Mary-EDon Lomboftto. Enca Lud-. 

.Otfi: Amencta Bonsio, Christo- Nooto Hartnan, Sana Hoory;' 

wig. Robocca Mauor. Jonnitor 

pfipr Biurtni, Amy Strtoum. Ho»y Jorwny HJo-ftoflor, Todd k*>-rtcrf- 

McOonough. TmoKiy Uulon. ' 

Bosch, Chriitophor Cavarotta kr. Edna Hostoeor, KhsSn Hytod, 

Onttf Cibono, Mount Corcoran. Shannon Krack. 

• David Nofl. liia Ponmdo. Diano Kids for kids 

Vcfcria Cuoo. Maatvw Doton 

Prottyman. CBrmon Rtvono. Lffijra' 

. Andtow Lonthonoy. JBan Mar: 

Koloy Doosêrly. Undwy Doug 

Roc*. John'Sadu.MoQfn Smoo. Ocean aty High School Studert 

tin. Soon McDolo. Stophanio 

offy. Timofiy OuBan, Waftsr Diit 

John Slauflof. Shannon Stimvixocss, Council members, above, fire up a 

McQurt. Stncie Moreno. Wttom 

Chratophor Tumor, Susxm Valo*o, rally for the Smoko.Free Class of 

Jonathon Eattwood, Jodio Mwtotl, fctoyOttonncA N

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B2 THESENVNEL-LEDGSti 

Upper Townsh ip 

. Oc*an City. kJ.* Thuriday. D'-K*>rnW 10.19«2. 

randparents of students; 

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> Y • ••. '•* V . '•..'.- '.,•'• '••'."• • > < 

History 

•} • 

pttota by UkfHMl Sucinidili 

• MIDDLE SCHOOL MENU 

'., DEC. 14-18 

Iho-Mlddio Sctiool lunch nWiu 

ELEUENTAHY AND 

ifttUKjoaacftolcocltwoplatlors . 

PRIMARY SCHOOLS MENU 

Salad CMS bn& po'onut buttor.nnd 

;o:iy «arafc»t'efi- lurches nro nvjiliLblo 

i).i ly aa.4 iftird cfitrno cfwion 

'sandwich, pkMoa.'"'- ' 

«•»!#»• No. 2 — Su>ak 

iii«f tot*. W*r«» Mop. 

e«,mitti- .'-,'.'. ( 

Tho •lomantary and pr;m'ary 

l Ilinchrronu includes a availobio 

daily 4S a locoftd. or trwd 

"TUESDAY 

• PMtarv.No, ,1 •-*' Taco . ja!nd 

Ptattar 'No, 2 — Bakad potnio 

w/braopoli & qt*j«*o. c«n muffin, com 1 

dog. pixMinfl w/lrvit, AWk 

WEDNESDAY 

PUtt»r No. 1 — Holiday MonulTur- 

KOY w/oravy 4 KuiHog 

Ptitiw' NA 2 — Sfwimpocj, dmnor 

re i, qddco com, mastxxl potatoes, ico 

i^ 

: 

UOM0AY. "••:' 

Pl«tt«r No. 1 — Rqvxiti In moat 

' uuco.. Italian 8/ojd, anl.idci.jp. m.k. 

frosh apptowtnlpos. (co crOArn aurvd.ii> 

TUESDAY • ' . • 

. Platter No. 1 — Chickon 

noOdlol. omen bftann 

k 

. . ' WEDNESDAY ' .' 

PUtlar No. 1 — Holdjy Mcrtu! Tur 

xoy W/flfiivy'S atufling. m.Tinod; 

pom:oo^. rrfxpfl voqot.iNcy. Brawreo, 

rr«1« . . • • 

THUB30AY ' .' 

No. 1 — Moot » cN>cio . THURSDAY 

tioogio. omaa, t«8ueo';poauo crip J ' . Pl»tt»r No.. 1—Chcoi(.!b^(j. at-left', roar, 

who is ri direct cJoscondant 

of iho PJfgrlm Way- 

/toworvoyaQere, oavo a 

historical perspective on 

tho Trianksoiving holiday 

to Upper Township 

primary students as part 

of tho Grandparents 

Day fasttvitlos. Dressed 

— Gencvieve and in 17th contufy. garb, 

Hdrry Hill, grandparents of , Tôdl is shown with, from 

Diana Myers. 

left, Katelyn Kenrtey, 

• Travelling, thp furthest Lauren Harold arid Rob- 

(1,8aO-mtte!i> — Justine bie BrbbrroH. .. 

'Bosshard of Minnesota to" 

be with grandson, Richie 

Jargowski. 

• ft.was difficult to determine 

who enjoyed themselves 

the .most, the 

students','jiaff or gra'ndpar- 

'eiits. One .&1-'year-old. gent 

Ionian , was a little", 

overwhelmed..-The last time . 

lie was in a school was 

when he;was a student. 

— Michjel Sladnlcjci 

MARMORA — Fourth 

d fifth . grade students 

achieving honors at Upper 

Township. Elementary 

School have been named. 

They arc: ':"'•' 

• ''. HONOR ROLL 

4th grade; Erich Afbert, 

loci Albert, Katie Allegretto,'" 

Daniel Al'varc. IJon'rv 

Bird, Michael Bolton, Elizabeth 

Bpnss, Jona&ion Bowman,' 

-R6h'ert Boyer, 

Jacqueline Boyle, Kelly 

Browri, Adam ' Bucciorelli. 

l-aureiv Bi: 

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Moran.'Meliss.j Morloy, Bri-nna-C/KU.Iln Enn Daly; Mike Wakhter Jen Walk- m h ,h y ^ r Townshlp pTA'S holiday food drive, districtstudents have begun 

With tho Upper Township I 

Amber .mlxrMnrrrs Mnrrrs ' .. • .!atnT" t"' " in T,T''"Tf '^W^ ^ Goods ard other non-^nshablo Hems lor tho needy.'From fell, 

Holly NLMII: Heath,; '5l;.,clnr Mark Don.s^ Jen- kanes, MA thew Weeks, j l r s t. g r a d e r s Kaitlyn McLaughlin. Carolyn Rash ahd Tommy Folt* display their class- 

)-Shea,.Mott Paionâ/ *r J>? ! ::ri-t, 

.V,",;rl"«-:..-, J 

V, .; i -, i r • 

%:: .• .-..- 

V)-.:"0 

V" 

/• H.:>;< .,.,.iy Mamby, forr. L'pper- Township program;- Courses to bo of/mxi 

i:t, J.v.y."'. Iuvne;., I f ^ SiC OCF.AN CITY—Parents reach thcpmrxir informa- 

.Ind triidiers al Ocean City tiorv "In our.*£%.-cnjfinali7inl^ but 

•I..JY, •'•'- [.•res. .>elly pilot program next month topics Kfinp developed 

- t liii.r.'iJiir,. Jdi'V ' ! 

lntcr^n?;diate School will voice will direct callers 

soon'haye a new method pi th'rougjT tlie. Srcôs 

Saturday Omr^-s for 

1 .," he 

'coqpmvinication, The Parent said. 

. mpui/'r.s, Connection,*a voicv ,mi-s- . F..ich ' teacher has . b«.vn 

'.'.^••y '.Ki .:pp, M.: 

jb>.:r.'F.w!-. Kurps. 

T.V.I 

KIDS COUNT GIFT PROGRAM 

Help a needy or special child 

this holiday season » 

i»,'- 

'••*t. 

ATLANTIC Cin 

R.->ATIO 

AIRPORT 

• ^ - • i > j I * 

;fM st.-Tie'., "Vat rhe handi-cn r-ficr.co; .osirano- ^gim;- system that tocus.-. assigned a ma:lho^ number.; 

.V.UIVJJ^ ju-.Lt>, wu, will run my. I.yiUbV f.yiUsy anci fairy, fairv. talcs, on harnework.' - ' tnformaSfyi -explasrirrg the 

icr fwfr con5ocutJ\*-.SatuT-' JD-Jppctr\', ' s;gr. br!:- The. Parent. Connection sv'iu-mr !'n.-> te;erKf»re ou.ml.JTT\- 

1 ./•',•.;.-. l,7i 

w..i iixluric . io'.;ry*?i .for 

cnutrrr-.' "K--K All ,el*MM and 

A T.'.f.tT. r i•• w.il- rr.cvt from" 10 a.:n. lo :;cs- 

.•.::• v N'cA- HONOM ROLL 

(continued fiom 

£• ;Kf 

w^ll provide" paf^nt* the h»M t>> c.ji!, jr.ri trachfri' 

ayihiy !D t'.ill /he. v-Scvi! r.^mher', will *b. SII-.!;IVII 

( • 

i-ra! WL-CI'-.JD M-1 up 

',,'•'•,'}'J i-'aia bii'A- cdr^.jniii-r.systi-:!- .'or-aro-jr'i: SS.OIXI, !>;;( thi- 

'f^r,('c jth'*! v. i:i -,i!v> piv •»* '- fl> r-.-!v r 

•f-.ii* .:-^.:^;:.n'.( r.;, «Atr.«h'.:e VIA!. 

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Fax Service 

(Send and Receive) 



Kammonton 

3 

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UNWGXDD — Rye Main- apply to Brown University. 

land Regional High School 1'orcella is Y member of h 

students recently .received the Jun(or Classical- League, 2 

National Merit commenda- the Physics Club and the • 

Hons and are eligible for Explorers. He intends to f 

academic scholarships. major in pre-med at the ,' VmVn 

The -sfudtn'tB include; University of Pennsylvania. V 10 " u 

Michael Batz.Ankiir Desar^ '. Goldstein'is band prcsi- 

Anthoriy Forcclla, Lisa dent and Student Council 

Gdldstein arid Erjn Ruth- repa-sentative. and she is. a 

Bar? is co-cap(ajh 6f the., potential pre-med maioi at- 

.Odyssey of.-.the Mind team the University of (vforth ' 

-•. thajplaced fifth-in intc*ria- Carolina. •'-' ''• •- • 

tionat competition last year. " Ruth is on the executive 

2T He is also vice president of board of Students Aâyi^.tu4 

the.Phystcs Club..' ' ' Drunk Driving and- a' var- 

' Dcsai is editor of Slangs sity member of the CAk- 

,. Sp.orb, president of- the champion cross-country 

"" '/^ polit . ical Sci 1 -' 11 ^ Club and ; tQpm. She intends to study 

•-•*•• president or the Intcrna- .fashion merchandising pr - 

-.I.- tional Cultural Club. Desai adyertisinj;'at Textile-,..'Rut-'.. 

t'. is interested in majoring in 'êrs or Delaware'Universi- 

« computer science and WilL ty. . 

J. Atlantic Christian lists 

pftCO (7/ CMlllD Wood . — • • . • • -_ • • •' 

1st quarter honor students 

Gllmour, left, ol the Communily Cupboard in OCEAN OTY.-.Shidente grudelevel; ' ' •• 

Caring kids 

, MX V ( *. p " rain5 fi0w the emergency /ood bank rujmed to the pnncipal's list '' pttrurm « -c tier 

functions, to children oJ Jane G!enn-S day care group, • and honor rdLs at Atlanfrc P^CIP,\LSU^T . . 

who had just damped off a Shopping carl overflowing Christian School have been' ' Flr with.foodstuffs to help stock the Volvos for the growing . -announced.'- . . . st: . Lindsay . . Adojph. 

demands ol Of the Ihp hniw.iv holiday season. aooenn •.- '.-'. " . -n They are ...«'._.. ' according- , to • Second: Misty Rookins • 

Scc0 " d: Misty Ro, „, 

T* '•• A ' • ' * • ' a •• • •: • " : . ' Ti/finy Butler, Tiffany Mills 

Point schools honors students listed 

. been announced 

Point Public 

These students arc Jistec 

below according to'pra'de. 

mar 

' • f UONOR.ROI.L 

K Urrd.M.-Il^; A. Leopardi, Cillun. ; •-. ' Sixth:' Sharon ' Neff !n!in 

.^.- îTuvn; y. v\oiott,- J, 7th: . ^. Ackley, D. Beaver, David Baron 

' „ s / ••'-° w ' n i N. Ni£sch,« Andrews, M. Bcnriard-. B.J. HCiMntf em i 

0- Pollack. B. Patrman, A. Bk»stx:rg, A: Buffa, D. Chap- ' ." U * ORROU - 

'-"—>, J. Barrio, D.. Den.in.- man. R-Dill. N. Cramlich, ... rs !' Ddvid •'I'entrop, 

•Uh.-'B.' Kappauf, V. Previ- ,, •-...- • • 

ti.J. ConovcrandN. Mtrol- M ' lnn - M - McGtur 

lo. 

• SJh-.p. D'Angelo, M..Hi!;, 

S Parker, K. Ackorman, L 

•Elkins, M, Cille,- K.'Hoitz- * 

cian.M. [ihn.ta, H: I.^-aiirv ,. ... 

. X.. M:ra. J. 'Wc-r/.-ani I H ' ( ' 

Ke!lv. • . '• - ' "' -• -, 

6th: A-•(.!•:., n.iir.i- " 

B4G "A" 92 7-2617 

| —^Holiday Opening Hours: — 

I THURSDAYS 

? December 10, 17 8 am-8 pm 

5 December 24 8 am-5 pm 

} FRIDAYS 

I December 11 & 18 8 am-8 pm 

I SATURDAYS , 

J December 12 & 19 8 am-8 pm 

| SUNDAYS 

I Decembers, 13 & 20 .9 am-4 pm 

| CLOSED CHRISTMAS DAY 

* * 

'. »'.'".' 

you iwed to coiupteto your 

Christmas IBt at loon's 

• • . . • ("''••'•:' ' • ^ ' • ^ 

b * r ±m?L P*^" 0 ^' ^ £3mrpisU£0G£ti B3 • 

m**^â^mii^y*m^mmw^^+>!miv+^*^*^*Hxrmm+'m*i^*^m**+ilhia 

roovmtn Knvwi • rtouui • 

GIVE A GIFT OF FASHION 

WOOLRICH 

SWEATERS 

{JACKETS 

-A 

by '- 

V/oolricri 

ft and Ldvi's 

TURTLENECKS 

ana 

CASUAL 

SHIRTS 

20% 

0FF 

' Fantastic Savmgs on 

| . Wor1( Shoes by Notfhlake 

Special Section Of 

: Slippers on Sale 

• SPECIAL SECTION OF 

CORDUROYS 

OK;.SALE! - 

SO OFF- , 

•MENUS' PAJAMAS 

BVD and-JOCKEY 

"from ^lO 05 to 5 19^ 

% L E V i : S j 

DOCKERS J 

SHIRTS { 

PANTS 

• Ot-ss Pants 

• S5-0 5 • S€0's 

• SC-'J • 505 s 

a- 

Now... 

KEDS •••CONVERSE . 

andAVIA . . 

tor Men, Women &'Children 

T WOOLRICH 

Chamois. 

Cordurpy 

Wools and 

flannels 

4 2d% 

J Off 

Ties 6>. WEMBLEY 

' 20% to 

50% OFF 

ROBES $ 14"to'35" 

A Boatsman's 

. Best Friend 

h takes $ tittle more 

to make a 

«? 

NEW ITEMS 

I ti"der»W by HAKES end JOOCET 

I Sporto Dock Boc^'cid Shoo* lor 

- / 

j / SPECIAL $ECTK)N OP 

FITTED . 

DRESS SHIRTS 

i Johrt Henry 

50% 

' JIFFIES 

EVANS. 

*SUPPERS 

. - —. f 

•'wool and Thermal { 

I SOdKS j 

iGORE-TEX&ZEROf 

CLOVES • \ - 

for Men 

and Women 

Uany Styles to 

Chooso torn! 

,/ 

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JB4 .. Tlit:S£NTiNEL-lEOG£R6cooriCi\y, N.J. . 10, 

obituaries 

, ST, PETER'S UNITED 

. METHODIST CHURCH 

Stb aod Cmtraj. Arttiuc, Octan Cily, N J 

SUNDAY, DKC. 13th '. , 

B " & Cc^"rt 1 'k.r..oi la EiOj'- l .ur..C^r.-;J 

9AM C^-wTC.'-. Sc-rbol TO AW Corn/Pu V: A:.' p 

*p20 A.M. Mo(rir>r; WCrsf».p 

"God Comes In The Strang 

CITY 

ci v.-. -i:'-:.-. 

iffTH & Vih.Sl.KV " -. V>J- 

Sunday, Sec. 13th- 

So_d_» .School...:.. „ ••_ ... *. 

Prater McV'.crg 7: Oil prc 

i: e>;15 

Fr_Ui, I hriiiciai C_roi Sifts 8r>ci Tr« 1 njjllir.;- " ptr. 

-•.*iiii/jrr» enuUitU fur ati tenieei - 

10:45 ' 

^ ki*_.t UofcAt Man" 

Dr. Roaald 

or ar f- 

Evening Sen. 1 ice 

"tiokt, Fnankinet-nvc and Myrrh" 

Dr. K 

0f. 

En. 

, Vtskr 

. VacU 

? family.-of 1 ':'.. - 

HERB BR0WNLEE 

to express p their, , tw.irtfeh thanks for-th« 

m*ny flpv^'cr:,, cards, d words d of f Gorniort i And d kirvd kd 

offers to b*.'ip-in Any u,\iy, 

They hclptii to i-.isi' tf>c j-ven c^cxir greâl loii 

M.;- •_. 

55IM Street a:vd Asbory KVOIUIC 

.-Stjnday. Dec'13. 10:30 AM 

In 

•., 'Forever-Christmas" 

Oi.jx-: CfT-;-' Frrt^nls T. s .c Chrtsfr.ai C 

i 

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? 

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r. i.'. :r..' j. i i..:,e.::i t.i 

< :tv, thf U 

rcr.'orr.ur.g .ir,ii riiv 

'.iiie his Nfi w .'riV. . 

Of ocaVrr.ic 

Jtio down XX) oa! 

*tw soCxn up Jorvj 

la ii 

a-v) to touofw te 

Q a »jrf». a. 

upward Tf«i .'uai.'i 

" .rr. .or, A 

turn m' -vc 

"Via •:-•»-• 

CHESTER J '* 

WIMBERG 

201 •Asbury Avenue 

Phd 393-2654 

1 •• - 

MANGER: 

.Thurwlny, Wxtrmbw 1b, 1992 Ocean Clr/.. M.J. B5' 

.p.i izgeraici, 4 mourns 

NORTHFTELD — Franklin Mark "Work" Deputy, 70, of LliMWOOD'— Hrian J. Fi c/ge ra 1 d,'?. months, of this'tomth_t 

community died Dec. 1 at home. munity died Dee. 2 at. Atlantic City .Mt'dical Center City; 

Bom in Ocean City, Mr. Deputy Jived in Northficld.n,iostf'Division. .' ' ; • 

of his Life. • . . ;" lie Vvas born in Stratford. , , : 

•He was a' retired foreman for the Garden State Parkway, Surviving-are his mother, N.iney Fitzgerald of Linwood; 

where he worked for 36 years.. - ... ' • . • . and niatema.1 grandparents Duvid and Joan I'etitt of 

.He was a iricmbcrof the Society of Friendly Sons of St. Maple Shade.' . '•" '. •• •-. 

Patrick and prcsidertt of thc.Travelirrg Diners Club. ..Gr.ivcside service-) and buriaj were private. - . 

' Hd served during iWdrltl War II m tho, U-.S. Marine Arrangmentsworv'hy the Middlcfon-Stroblo and Zale 

Corps.. • • >'•'•••• -.. • -.'.'•.•• . .JFiineral Home in linwood. : . . 

Surviving arc two: sons. Mart ol\ Maruilnpan' and ' . '•'•- •' ' . ; . . 

Edward at Bensatem, Pa.; two, daughters; "Bettyanne EV«\nri|^ ifVfiirr'.V T\ • *••'' 

Driiz^Cof'Cape'May C_ur( House andSharon Imp/rafo.r. *\I «tI»V12» "lUJ I «ljfj I J , . .. . 

Qf Northfield; ahd/our granddaughters. :-:. . • OCKAN VlHW - - Francis Xav.er Murray, of. this Dennis 

Services; were Friday at Ceorge H. VVunberg, l-unoral. fov^nslri flwmiinil.. Jmi f()rrncrly of Linwood, died 

HomcÛpwood. Buna! was >n Creenmounr Cemetery, [> 1 .Worked on erecting thv staple of the Cenof 

the Seventh Day Advcntist Parkway South Church, tTal UniU " d N'fthcufist Church in Li'nvvwd. . - '.. 

MarmOra • • • • ' . - ' ' • ' He was a foraur member of the Marine I'atrol of Somors 

Born in- Brooklyn, N.Y.. he.lived'in I'enn.viukcn before' 1>omt • d • ltll ' rl A > d th(> ImwcVxi Corrirruinity Church for 

moving to Cape Nfay County' 37 years ago . • 3i** yearv - . 

' Surviving are three-daughters,'Diane E. Candy of Clr-r- Hv l; «- irWl ! in th( '. t;S Arnl - V - d "n">; ;World War II in 

-monf,-Sandra 'L. Stacker of Leestuny, and Karen M."'Europe..and(Japan . 

DcHart of Danville. Va.; -two sons,Waller ). Jr. of Sou'th Born in Ph'lacJflphia. Mr. Murray ivas a'l.inwnod r.-si- 

"Seavi__ and John W. of '-South Dennis; and' eight grand- dent for .^) years. . . 

children. ' • ' • . - '•'••'•' Surviving are his wife, Margaret R ol-d'i'.in View 1 ; three 

. .Servi6. of- this'comnuiniiy. 

died Dcx\ 3 at his home. 

.' Retired. Mr Johnson had been the head mainier.arice. 

enginivr at Ihc VV(x>dbine Oevelopmentar Center, \%"hnre. 

he worked for 20 years -He war, a self-employed plasterer 

prior to lh.it. • - . 

ri'.j!h, Viti', fisrrr.er'ly -aC 

a.daughfer, Carol fidden of Burlington; a brother, Mich.i.]•'j-o:-. 

ry-cc-" '.V'' ri --".'nil- •' Kenu.ve' sr.j.'fmg. tui::-, 

hiilulays" ,ire'appri3och:ng -the turf-.L-y ju.noid cosita.-n;- 

.lr,u '.vi!h '!J e Kty ,»:H! lelc'rr.i- naUon ai.J .spoil.jge. .i,"" 

*«'r'r,:M-.- , ix'-,rt seni> call 852-0285! " 

* St. Peter's Advent series Serendipity Sunday 

Dec 13 to feature 

on 'Messiah* continuesclassical 

Christijias 

OCEAN . CrTY -— The The choir, Under 'the 

choir and soloists at St. 

\_\RG/\TE —. •O-istrna-s 

direction of John "Gregory 

Peter's United Methodist 

with the Oasjics,* featuring 

fl^te, miisic din.»ctor and 

Church,- 8th and Ccnt-raf, 

flutist Beveriy Pugh and' 

organist, will sing'Behold. A 

will present part I of 

pianist Nicholas Mastripolito,.* 

Virgin Shall Conceive, O 

r. George Frederick Handel's 

will be pfosentod 5 p.m. Sun- 

Thou V-.at TcllcrA Gcod Tul 

oratdrio'Mfss»'a'/i during 

day, Doc 13 as part.of the 

ingR to Zion, nncl -Far Unto 

•worship Sunday as the 

rcgulir Serendipity Sunday' 

Us a Child „• Born, .with 

advont scries at ;he church 

* music program at Margate • 

' Ji«_lle Krvauss, alto. / '- 

continues. 

United Methodist Qiurch, 

Church sfhrxil tx'gins at f> 9500 \ 

Also.dunng the rxrr%'ices, a.m., and .a c'offee- fellnw- 

Dr. M. Russell Shivers, ship is. ndd at 10. Nursery 

senior pastor, will base his e and ample freo parking 

i:t- 

sermons on the {vitssiJh available. ••. 

;:\'V r.ro:-.'Acco;J.:ng to Dr" • U' :r.:ki;' sure !;•(.- >.:'Js • scrmen .during the 10:30 

i )! E S b J i 

.i.m. worslup ^"A-scc Sun- 

J ..Z day, Div. 13, will bo "Good 

U'*U •.v::e:i s.'^Vi-!;:;,' -.:,..,-. .; r 

comes in rhe '»;r.rn>M 

ways," !\!".ed on Is.ii.ih/": i •», 

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'"».>-•,'• ".;i,;- :>>"-•..:"• 

Chri-stmaSiConcert 

V:v;ai.;:L^riv,;i_ . , . y 

. ... i i. ( . 

of sacred music to 

be offered Sunday 

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Kathleen Morand, 81 

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; By POOlt RICHARD 

Why do you celebrate Christmas? fs your Christ- OCEAN CITY — The.Dinner 

will, -be served dcrit?'. Mc'aTs are provjided' 

mas story' only about the historical stable and the Christian Community Cir- 11:30aim. to 2:30p.rn. at the fpr shut-ins. ' . 

'birth of the Christ child? \. 

cle will once again,provide- OceaTi City Baptist Church, The meal is funded com-, 

' The'advent (coming) of Jenus Christ continucsyct a free turkey-with-all-the- lOfh and Wesley. Doors will, pletely by the gjntorous 

today.H^s purpose in being born at •Bethlehem was trirominga dinner on open at'lj a^m. and doscat , corttributions from the peo- •VI 

thathe could bo born again arid again in the lives of,, Christmas : Day to tho;;?. 3 p.m. The church is handi- ' pic of Ocean Gty. These.' 

bcfDcvcrsi • ' •' *. ' •-.'. ... . :V. •' alone, away from family or capped accessible; parking wishing to contribute, 

in need in any way. ..' • is free. . • • .' • 

• .Tftc most.fambus Nevv Testament verse (John 3:16) 

should send their donations 

. All arc welcome, rich or. 

tells df God loving the world and giving us the gift' 

• Reservadond ore encour- : to Christiaji Gomrhunlty 

poor, young' or old. in need 

pf "his^son. In that same chapter-is Jesus teaching . 

aged; all who rescjrve. a Grde, 300 Central Avt. • 

" or in need of giving. The 

; NicodcHiuS.that in ordof tp be. part of God's îng- 

pljco will receive a gift. Call Ocean City 08226;. Anyone • 

celebration will.feature car- ' 3 9 8 3 7 8 1 . ' ••:••.. 

dorh; we must each be bom anew in the Spirit. 

. wishing to volunteer at Ihc 

oling around the piano and free transportation is dinner should also call 39&- 

Advent and Christmas arc jncant to be celebra- • gift-giving. 

available to Ocean City.resl- •8781. :. ..:••' ":" 

tions of Christ'a spirit being torn in., us. When oi»f 

lives-are available humble mangers, the Bethlehem 

story happens in our hearts. Even the .mgcls, sing! Ghorat celebration of Christmas 

. . . • • • • . - • - • • ' * - 

The Bible says that "the angels sing whenever a 

repentant soul turns to the Lord. 4 p.m. Sunday 1st Presbyterian 

Some of my.favorite Christmas writing i-, found in 

Gibran's story of his oVn personal Chnstma's expo-, OCEAN CITY. — Trie narrated by Steven Lamkin, Rev. John Sheldon, churdr 

rience in his essay The Child Jesus:. 

choirs at First Presbyterian and Come and Adart. . . . pastor, will continue his 

And upon n night, nay, an hour, an instant ciDcarcixJIrom rho . Church, 7th and .Wesley, The cantata will also fea- advent series based on the 

.- yoare ol my lilo. lor it was fairer than all tho yonrs of my Mo. tho will present a choral celeture the Mixed QuaErtrt, striking images of Isaiah 

Spirit dorxondod upon mo'. A mighty fovo-it v*as. seated in tho 

manger within my breast, a bonutilu) lovo 5-.v.idd'cd in cl3thos bration of Christmas, comprised of Alkc Hoff- during II alrh. worship. 

oj kindrioia. A flcnlio sycWmig (urntng; my grwf into joy. and arranged by Tom Fettfce at man, soprano; Margaret' Sheldon will speak ori 

my wirotchoanesr. to glory, ond m.iJpre sMortTLition. 

_ik-&'V; Today 

)rJ -- IXir»j and 

Sno TaUev Vkill pri-i-.tt ,) qpriccrf 

ol sacred Christmas 

r.iu.vcT pr. 1 • « . • 

The Firm of , J 

SERBER, KONSCHAK. &'}AQUETT 

COUNSELLORS AT UW 

cz* and j 

daotod not upon bow 

• . -. .L_ pleased tq announce . • 

Mgh up or km ito«cn - 

the.relocation of its offices-toyou 

in. Th*yA«p*nd 

prt th# -, t.Urêr 

Central Avenue Phone 399-0077 

Ocean City, New Jersey 

644 South Shore Road Phone 390-9699 

Palermo, New jcrsev 

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$1.44 

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F.R10AY 

Hoi ir\!u!u-- 

tents 

s tall 

weight fhis sew 

.son? • . • •• • ; _ 

• VVhat with Thanksgiving 

two weeks aj'o ur\d Christmas 

p.irtios in full swing, 

aerobic 'classes-arc riot 

enough to stem the tide... 

As TrrjnVsgtvinj;,•-dinner 

guests'at-out sistcr-iii-l.nv's 

horrid, wo bec.irne;'trio victims' 

of .< dessort-UhlefC'i 1 , *4 • UUUL'1 I *_ / _{ I ^\J. 

"TWSTH!! PJ!J!i.fv. pn rnc • \_oinuini; bqiung water 

m«rui -crcv.ni pie find a' ouncea.oi ' yogurt..in place of ./, tsp baking soda .connection between • life*- and sugjr in a. mixing bowl: 

strawberry 'cheesecake -r- some of thy butter Klaze. recipe below . tyle and health. .. and set aside. * 

th.it contain, lower-fat ingre- Top it off with fruit, such *• ,, „ * . nr., , The following >, is - a sample r ' In otdi of tvvo'heat-rcsisdients 

but sacrifice little fla- as fresh 'kiwi arid straw- .Mcat oven to 350 degrees. of that. fare. Mocha .Yogiirt/tant cups, combine 3 teavor 

to this.caiiK*. • 

berry sri'ces-. colorfully Gre.ise-and tlour.n 10-inch Pio is'a delicious' dessert spoons, UVi envelopes) 

The two ingredients that arranged to reflect the spirit 

can help us on our way tii. 

tube pun •. .-•• that replaces ^he crcam..unflavorcd .gelatin.-and'/*'. 

of season. 

hO'illhior eating aiv that, old '•• This recipe, is provided Sggar. In . .\ margarine, l.uge . btMvl, vanilla boat; fourtd cheese in or a heavy ricrTdcsscrfs. crcam.often cup skim milk. • 

andeggyolks on low mixer 

cooking connection 

- 

u.iring "fio '., less . than 11 

.'lui'rioUs 'trcifs that were st.1 pie., yogurt, and.'thc. courtesy of General Mills. 

downright criminal... (My newer kief on the Wocfc, Tile" 

piimpkiii and. apple pies Cre.uh cheese. . 

vvVre hum.bled by the Yogurt, can , pan 'of 

siiniTiOTiitg.Jiv_tcn: to a depth. 

MOCHA YOGURT PIE Of 7 inch.. Let.sit IV4 to 2. 

minute*),' or until gelatin 

melts.. Remove cups frorn 

'/.• cup boiling .water 

water-onU set aside to cool. 

Sift (ogCtbc'i'icoco-i and 

mix|ure : .Ds powder.eJ'sug.sr 

.mii 

th'i.•'_• 

table- 

.•If you're involved in a••points 

reservec: ! yo, ,-;i:;-t in a. 

weight-jpss program, con- siiuli ivv.'v; onli! 1 simx)th • 

sider the hoiidays-.is a te;n- 

. hov.*;/re,\t'.you'll . porJry 

'H.'art-htv.iih;. i-.i; ing ijcts 

: i • e VlHL ha'/on t . 

•"1" t iKis! Jn "itie nrv. •e-.r edi- 

J.'Hd" 

tiijn i.:.' ti'e A:ni.'.' 

i 1..'. 

or ijrunk. too .•SD matter now .busy', 

n Mean 

AsscKi.^tion C (K 

don't .negiyct v-vur regular 

kbvxik, caid 

iv.mie to be I It ness loutini'. Exercise- 

to tx- ihc .la':. leading 

Si'.ail por- relieves stressful emotions, authontv. or. r.i ;!rii :on anti 

::c hij-h-U! reducing.the chances you'll heart discjse 

'1 his fifth edit: 

p.:turr.'to 

t\'K";d :\'.r comfort. ' 

hi ore thrir, h?i'i r0 

:p 

sky S.1S-S .the focus 

".ufopt a »y ! 

new-. Ideas .::'_ 

-rt-'s v.D nci d !O uiJul 

r.inntion.)! a:\i'\ 

is well as the DOS 1 

1 

reserved sugar and boiling '1 egg whites 

water mixture' and- beat ] tsp.-Vanilla extract 

until soft peaks form. Add ' . • . 

vanilla and continue to 

beat. '•'".' • .'•,.'. 

Remove tire chocolate 

and' coffee crvixtures from 

the refrigerator. Fold half of 

the meringue mixture into sugar . 

the chocolate and .the other Preheyt oven 

half into the coffee mixture. cregrees. • ' ' 

"Drop both mixtures by 

alternate, spoonfuls into the 

Tor" the crust, place tin 

' plies) 

prepared pie shell. Swirl 

1 n^sp. vanilla extract '• 3U minutes or until slightly 

with a knife for a marbled 

1-9-inch pic shell, lwk< •d thickened. - 

effect. . •'•''•.. 

and cooled 

Add meringue powder to 

.Cover pie and chill for 

several houru or until firm: 

Even^he crust is on a diet 

senior menus 

m our iinaJ recipe, Ginltt'ree. 

Strawberry Cheese- 

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cups. 

Add sugar and shake bagto 

blend the , itigred;ents. 

! fcjmatoo.. com one of the cookies lowest bi 

hmed 

OVL '^ ""nibs and shako-bog 

• ' fat, the crust is filled witli 'a until well blended, 

g p ^ 

simple.cheesecake that crumb mixture evenlv intti 

on wtxjlo 

'. tVocHkCbya to zatvor.atzc.n 

mocifom' uci 

on,y. {our mgrediOnr;,,- 

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CLASSIFIEDS 

LEGALS 

FISHING NEWS 

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' CARE- AMERICAN FOOTBALL 

. Offense 

' 

End!...., ...,..:.. Jonathan.Parker. EHT 

••••'• E n d :-,;.'l David Richardson. Absegami 

' '.Tackle;,. '..'.'..., Pete Elco. Holy Spirit 

Tackle... :..;...:...: Chris Hough.Ocean City 

Guard... ........ Lester Gregory," Absegami •". 

• Guard... .....,:..-.... Brian Quinn. Ocean City 

Center.. .........•.:.... Bill Kurtz. Absegami 

QuarterbacK : Scott Parker, EHT 

Running Back .... John Daftalo, Holy Spirit 

Running BacK.-/. Danny Davis, Ocean City 

Run-ning Back...,:..,... Mike Green, Millville 

Running Back.. Tarus Nattiel, Atlantic City.' • 

' Kicker... .'..- Scott Parker, EHT 

Defense 

" End ...;.. .\... ....... Mike Grasso, Absegami 

. End...... ...:;... Heath Muzslay, Ocean City 

. Tackle.. ..... Joe DeAugustine, Ocean City 

• Tackle .. 

Ron Keller, Holy Spirit • 

Tackle.. -..:...:. Dave Schultz. Absegariii 

Tackle... i..'...:..•. Kevin Stetser, EHT • 

• Linebacker... Bryan Mooney. Atlantic City 

Linebacker... , Dan Russo, Vineland 

'Linebacker....: ......... Eric Simone. Mi_llville__ 

Linebacker Jim Sobocinski, Absega.mi 

Back..., Anthony Constantine, Ocean City 

, Bgck..:. '..... Steve Harper, Atlantic City 

Back..... : James Jenkins. Oakcrest 

Punter.. ... Dan Grusemayer.Cumberland 

• • ' .CAPE-AMERICAN SOCCER 

Offense..... 

. Often so.. . 

Offense 

Offense.A.. 

Midiield . .. 

Widfield.'... 

Midfrela '. 

Midfieid •.. 

FjStI track . 

Fdiibncr. 

Fullback 

Fullback 

* Goalie 

tfli--First ^ •• First AlerT -. .•??/ 

Smoke & Fire Detector. 

with Light Test . 

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K:»ss( Stand 

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........... Jim Cbnnor, Vicreland- : 

......'... Kirk.Krummp, Vineiand . 

•.: Warkos Papadaniil. Millville 

• Krste Tnnkopki, .Atlantic City J 

... Shawn Capper. Ocean City ' ' 

... .: Darfon Conneil, Mainland ' 

. David Sayre. Cumberland • 

........ Er.Q Spmnato, Vineland • - 

. T^rn Da'rcy, OcearrCity- - 

• -. T.r Gocdeyre. V-oeland 

• . ',.._.. N'I.KC KraciSO. r/i'lviHe 

. .' "../-Clay Pierce. Mainland.' 

: Dr:n DeR^.'o Vine^r.d • 

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IN OCEAN CITY SINCE 1909 Phone 399-2227 

Ocean City junior Megan 

Hnrrman, fhe state Croup 3 • 

cross country champ, 

received expected recognition 

from the Capo-Allan-, 

tic League this week. • •' 

Hartman war,. named to 

the first team, All-America-a 

Conference by the . 

•league's cxiachc-3. She was 

the only Ocean City runner 

on the first'team. 

Mainland senior Ali Foa.-. 

man was chosen for the a 

maximum fourth straight 

Tho Sentinel-Ledger 

Thursday. December 10.1992 . 

Foreman, Schicjc 

are repeats 

year and Mustang junior 

Jubc Schick was picked for 

the third straight tirne. In 

fact. Mainland, which -was 

th* CHvision II team champiori, 

piaoed all thrvc.of its 

key runners on the' first 

team— Forcrnan, Schidc 

and Kirstin (Jrsino-— for 

the second straight year. 

The only other, repeat 

selection vyVs Stacy 

ughi of Viriciand. ".'. 

. Two Ocean Gty . . . 

— freshman Danielle Salvia 

and sophomore f^dna 

• HosteiteT.'— were narncd IQ 

the second teJm. So were 

.Mainland's Tara Ford ahd 

. Erika.Koch. ' .... ' '.' .'..- . 

'-.Honorable mention went: 

to four "Raiders.' They 

'included juniors Suzett*' 

Elton and Tricia Jesse! andireshmen 

Liz .Lento and 

Magce DcFclio;:- 

Capperj Darcy; Connelly Pierce 

Ocean City's 199? American 

Conference soccer 

champions placed two 

pl.iyers on the conference 

fllbk Cl Pi 

all star first team 

announced this week. • • 

Sha\vn Capper and Tim 

P.irry - both r< v senior fallback Clay Pierce- 

Vincland. .which finishecf.. 

Secpnd to the Raiders in the • 

Ca'pc-Amxaicnn 

niors who 

selected as a njidfidder • had five players 

while Darcy was.honored •thefirst team'. , •"'.•• 

•as the best at the fullback Octari City had three 

position. 

named, to the sccwere 

honorable rhc-ntion 3T> Two T pLayers were also ond tzanri, offensive.pbycrs 

were both amct4^ the elite Thcy-.induded senior mid- French and goafie Tim 

th 1 • si-awjn. Capper was fielder Damon CosKn'd! and _Jormcy. • •', '. ; 

Franus jot DC; Canton, May 

and Swanseen for Mainland 

ean City senior Kristcn 

us was named- to the 

first *m, All-Capc-Ameri- 

(Yin ,girls tennis for the 

straight year. The 

team, selected bv league. 

ro.khcii, was announcedthis 

week. ' . 

. FY.ir.UL*, who- was lindp- 

CAL.cnmper, 

r.(. J glfIs tennis 

Maxyelien • Lombardo and 

ipphbreore Nieolr'Bow- 

arjd the' Mustang doubles 

Mainland placed singles 

player Tyla Spielberg on the 

Seam of Nikki May and Kns 

' Tbc' 'Vnly .'other phiyt-r 

second tecrn. . . 

Hcrrsoiablc. incntJQri vs 

who. K-:'.:mod fmm b.*;t 

titipn 

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'Rjidii to 4 

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icrcrcv -She ji'j'.nod on 

the frr^ 

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year's tear:i was VincLird''. 

Shirley Yap., 

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Ocean City High School graduate Pat Lynch, who 

hd^'beeri a big winner in wrestling at'every level, 

. got his college career off to a good start recently at 

Arizona State. . " 

LyncR* Is 9r2 overall for the Sun Devils, 4- 

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CAPE-AMERICANGIRLS TENNIS 

!:..,..,...... Anna Corilon, Mainland. 

CHRISTMAS HOOP ACTION ANNOUNCED 

omyiuo.... ...... rsnsitm nanus, ocean uity 

The Ocean City boy) will open with St. Joseph Singles •'.. Cynthia Hoenes, Holy Spirit 

{'rep in the VVCMC/Big-Al.Classic at. Wildtvood-' 

: Catholic and 'the EiiidoT girls will face Cherry Hill Singles... I:..........:...,,. UsaLipitz, Mjllville 

foist in the Holly D.iys Clas-iic at I loly Cross. ' . Singles.... ............... ShirieyYap, Vineland 

..Those are two of the pairings for holiday basket- 

Doubles 

ball tournanienW aiming up later this month. 

The Mainlnndboyx are.also part of the VVCMC/ Mainland 

....... Nlkki-May, Kris Swanseent 

• Big Al Cias'sit;, fan host" Wild wood Catholic in the •. . Doubles... 

• first roiaxid- on, Dec 26. The Ihree^day tournarhent,.. Millville ......; KaseyRiley, Sandy Shim, 

which conclude? on the,28th and 29th, also includes Doubles,... 

Lower Cape May, Noire Dame of,Lavyrcnccvillc,'•'. 

Vincland and Northeast Catholic of Philadelphia. /• Vineland .... Sara Shapiro, D. Schneider, 

.The other hall' of the four-team HoHy Days Classic 

on Dec. "29 will findthe girls from Holy Cross facing 

Eastern. The winners and losers of-that game will FIELDHOCKJSY .—face- 

the. winners and, losers of the Ocean City- (continued from CD • 

Cherry Hill East £amo on Dec.'30, . ' '. 

Cumberland- and Eggplayers 

named to the sec- 

"; Mainland's girls are part of the powerful Big Mac•'• Harbor Township placed on.d' teairt:- junior Courtney 

!Classic'at Washington 'Towrbhip. The Mustangs tlie most players on the first Assclta. sophomore Jamie 

".face tough Gloucester 'Catholic, the defending team ' with - three apiece. 'Givafiaugh an'd sophomore 

champion, in tho opening round on Dec. 26.- The Oc

, . . . - • - - ; - , — . . 

HARTMAN SPARKED SEASON 

OCEAN CITY — Mike 

Naples is Jo receive nothing 

for. Christmas this year. The 

OceJn City girl* cro^s countTy 

etweh has received too 

• many gifts already. 

When the . 1992 season 

ibegaiT. Naples knew , that 

XouT.bf his'tive top runn'era 

. — Kate Bell, Patty VValdrorf. 

Trida Hopson and Gtna 

Motfiit.—- hod jjfaduVitcd. 

Only sophomore Edna 

, Htatitettcr, who vvas Ncv*4 iti 

1991, was*returning. 

He did not know that 

junior Megan Hartrpan, 

who had, never run cross- 

.country 'before, would 

•switch from the ' field 

riififfifi 

hockey team and go on .to 

become Ocean City's.first 

stale Croup 3 champion. 

And, while he suspected 

that freshman Danielle 

Salvia would contribute this 

year, he did not expect her 

classmates' • •Jlarti>iangave Naples the- 

"stopper" he needed as she 

\elevatcd her status into the. 

company 'of Melody- Sye 

and Maryjo Dougherty, two 

of Naples' greatest runners, 

in jusf one year. With the 

work "ofhie she has shown 

and her natural condition- 

OCEAN CITY — Bill laiitie League American' in .thi 

Moreland has had better Conference, was still one'of 

.records than-8-1 in his i-1 hi.s'mos-t capable. -. , 

successful years as Ocean The Raiders lost three 

Citj-'s boys cross, country times' this year — to Vine- 

coach. But the .1992 Raider land, MauiLand and Bridge- 

team, whic^-'wos 3-1 inton 

1.— to teams that 

Division II of the Qape-At- finished among the top four 

1 state rn their.groups.. 

Afid Ocean Cilv finished, 

sixth .in the NJ&AA .state 

Croup.3 meet, its. highest 

finish ever. 

"We. were a. better bigmeet 

team than dual-meet 

team," said. Moreland, who 

Listen To The 

EAGLES 

Th:s Season On 

Sep. 6, 

Sep. 13,- 

Sep. 20, 

'Oct. 5. 

Oct. 11. 

'Oct. 18, 

"Oct. 25, 

Nov.- 1, 

Nov. S,. 

N«jv. .15, 

Nov. 22, 

Nov. 25, 

Dec 6. 

Dec. 13, 

Dec- 20, 

Dsrf r.r ip 

"V'/fl; '[>•• pressing .'ind ilou- 

'. !i- !c.ir:',;r.>j cm liiiVr.v? .ir.J 

U>n>:jnj; Sor fast- break 

->prvir:'.:nit'.(-^ on. ofiei'.'«'-" ' 

!:•. /rdcii^nn to A^vlt.i, 

K';-,.- ;•, playing at rv-ntli-y 


"Wherethe boss is always on the job." 

•-•:; v---\ks F.X:-;•>:;• so-. - 

Call Today For Free Estimate . 

SHOP OCEAN ClTVi 

DAKFIEL FOGLIO 

G * 

NEW CONSTRUCTION 

Call 399-0539 

.Serving All Of Capo.May. 

and Atlantic Counties • 

f I-'KEfc PARKING 

BLINDS 

these\'en key positions. 

If 1992 was "an unqualified 

success,'' as he called it, 

then it is likely that the 1993 

team will go through the 

roof.' 

1002 RAtOCR ' 

.. GIRLS CROSS COUMTRY 

Fit! Eopi. 10 — (0-1) foil to Vinpland.. 

•'; i- 17.40 . '• -. .' .'-•• ,- . 

Sai:.Sopt.i9— 1»x Place In YVftHarpstowft 

IInvlianorai l i . . '" 

Tui). Sopt.. ?2 — (1-1) OotoaKKl FCC, 

• • HARBOR TOWNSHIP. 1550 .' 

Tuo SV (3 2) Dolootbd WEST 

DKPTFOfiO. 10-44 

Thu. Oc*. 1 — Lent lo MaWaod, 

27-?8 -..-'•- -•-..- 

'Sal.Qct. 3 — tirtt-PJaco in Sh

EDITORIAL 

. " •» • 

• Ocean City school district authorities are considering 

expanding the high school.ana. promise that •' 

by. next fall the second floor of the recently 

expanded primary school will be. finished off and 

' available for needed classroom space. • ' • , 

' • A year ago when the hew primary school opened 

.. • in Upper Township; there was already need for 

more classroom space in the ever-growing township'. 

School officials, there are studying the 

• . options available to them. ." . 

Teachers' salaries continue to increase each year;, 

the average minimum teacher pay in the area isnow 

S2'7,80Q. ' ' " . • 

There is no doubt that education is a costly busi-. 

ness. What isn't today?. Education must hot.be 

shortchanged, but throwing'moncy at the teaching-learning 

system Isn't a cure-all to America's 

declining standing in the world community. We 

can't merely go around proclaiming we're the 

. best 1 ; we must improve our standing through 

- improved farnjly life and improved' educational 

systems. That takes careful^planning. . ' 

'Educational planning seems to h,ive been absWU 

of unheeded! in thus area over the pasT Tew "years." 

How else does one explain (he "current over- 

. crowded'conditions .despite 'recently completed 

physical plants' • ' . 

• But instead of looking bock, let's' look forward 

• and let us not be restricted by sticking necessarily 

to traditional ways of dealing with a problem. 

Let us take, the bold steps necessary to regain cnir 

standing in the world society. l,et us consider cry 

alternative available or possible before deciding 

that bigger physical plants an? the answer., 

' ; " • " • • • * ' ' • * 

- > ' . " " ; • • " , • • ' . • ' • • 

$0 f0 i ti^ ^0 

' •».*•' : ' • ' • • • • • ' 

rFîAWfMJHî^ 

; iricdnsideratioe 

Editor, Sentinel-Ledger: 

On Nov." 25, I parked'my 

enr in the handicapped 

. zone in frohtof the Catholic 

Schpol so'that I could pick 

• up my turkey ;»t the local 

meat- market. As I left my 

car, I was called by a young 

woman parked, in the car 

. behind me who sarcastically 

asked what" qualified 

me to have' handidipped 

plntcs; I looked fine to her. 

I started to, explain that I' 

am u .severe a^thrnntic and 

have been admitted to the 

Intensive Care Unit -many 

• times. She then said again 

very sarcastically that her 

daughter was also an' asthmatic. 

I just walked away in 

disgust.' ' . 

WhSt this yoqng woman 

didn't know was the fact, 

that 1 almost died two years' 

ago in a parking lot when 1 

. . ThoSontiriol-Ledgor *i 

Thursday.-Docbrhbor. 10,1992 " 

understand that a handicap *" 

does not'have to be Visible. 

There are other handicaps 

such as cardiac or re3pira- ;. 

tory that although they rrtny 

not be yi si hie "are just as' 

severe as.sompone requir- 

- ing a wheel chair or crutch- . 

e s . . . . - . . ' • 

• In order to even'qualify 

for such tags you must have u::r''i:..ir P.-orvrty cx-.;-cr: " v •i" > .in.-.>: i r.^.v-,,^-..*,-.» -t ••'- i:.'.;rit.v C.c:i tcr ' flu' ^Yn*ir 't .)->;- d i>d.-J c f: b',f 

The Sentinef-Ledgef % . 

." Pnono araa codd (609) 

RALPfiJ. COOPER. Puttchur l 

BYROrj T. f.',ERCER, Ac*. (. : rt''j|r,T V.^r-uôi' 1 

_J . ' i . . ..-. •• 

lopklng back 

50 YEARS AGO 

'•x^ TTiA '•!•,... >.- j'r'c ' . 

1.. 

1 r 

,1 -- r, -T.j.- 

i :i\i.. !i-j:r. ,:f.4.' thr gr:Ai.T,i. t.jXTaUi'inal '''(>stsî! 

>" i -i.'iy •';•„:•:" jt..:r.: this .!•,•-, iji i.i tipn , 'W h if':. 

'.'I'. 1 i. i", K V 

the- 'D"! 1 *-*. 1 " pro : eOvca'r. ar : . 

. '.' S 

) 1 •. i: f ••;: » n ,1:! 

) life''better"; 

r/' 

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*•••- «• .0 ' • • • : » • 

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.••1V-,. .»• w\.ni. :\ 

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Z C T A F R E S H p i i 

If To Si£If-fi/BBOLBS f-AlL off 

'i ; 

LfTIliRS conVd 

•-T: 4..' 

Recent history 

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nson-r^ free and 

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1 

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AT MPtJOAY TAftTIFiT'.. 

Jersev-fresh yiile trees are nearby 

• " / 

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s v: 

\ut(f(K)rs, . . • . • . FrNTERTAJNlNG- , 

.-'..! DECORATIONS Use flairie'retiiy.int -do'cio-.' Turn off and uiiplug. tree, At holiday parties sexye•' 

Sclcfct"."«i fresh treo "by rations whenever possible. light:, and OIIKT diccirations. high "protein .attd cîrbohy- • 

•looking for very green- ncc- Keep h safely. 

r,ur rr..5n) r Drive your friends home 

yourscl f. You i._±z± ihifl Cozi 

/.round I.IUT. '!)•: i;f ,i f-.r.;-::;-."o ilnv- 

nJay., I rronmmcrid- do.r.;; 

I ~" Coming your way next week, The Christmas 

f 

Your Holiday Advertising should be in.. 

4 • ? 

^ .• X 

When you advertise 

m the i>ont;nel-Ledger 

for next t 

week we wiji 

otter you an 

attractive rate packsg_e 

to inclJde . -. 

your advertisement 

laou. annual 

'CHRISTMAS •' 

GIFT GUIDE, 

which will be . 

home delivered on 

Friday, Dec. 18 

by authorized adult • 

news dealers to over 

1 0,000 additional families ' 

in Sorners Point, LJnwood. 

Beesley's Point, Tuckahoe, 

Marmora; Palermo-. Seaviile 

and Ocean View. . 

FOR MORE INFORMATION 

CALL399-1220 

112 E. 8th saw* 

Ocean Or/, ,HJ, 

Your 

opinion 

a tetter 

lo tha editor 

today

• 

1 • 

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C8 THE SENTINEL-LEDGER . Ocoan City. N.J. Thuraday. Oopember io.1902 

^ ^ 


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AdvwOwmooa, toimosa'columns iNxifd bo m flio offK^> of T)*> 

Strj0oada 

»ok]y. Bnrwrfclcrm. caatnVwwiutr*, lour' • or eiocfronJca. For tiotm mlw.aup, W-', 

fl"!**. «"c Fia« Irav*). Ham. 1 !.Carlbba- iMrvftfM tralnJnp It avail laosa or pur... 

' an. OaftAmpm. No axponanca nac«a«a/Y cfwâ aval. 1-tiOO-?34-31 T2. Uen( V- 

. 3*0. ' • • • • - . ' 

IS TAK6C+1AHCU1-Ofyouf c»- WEJJL PAY YOU To rypammat a ad- 

/o« and you/ C(«. DrVa to* JIV Hunt ««1 draaBM from your homa. JCOO par tOOO. 

aam top pay and bapoeri. Wo pay (or Cafl 1-OOO4O6-1GO0 (J) 40 mn/ioyn .) 

yoi.iOfH oiporlcnaj L-pto J repsr rr»k> or wrltaKaaw • IC011, 10t Uncotrnrey, 

- l 800 .?JI) HUNT. [Ot'-Sthfuc! lo drug • N Aurora. I00S42. 

loroun . . . . 

REAL ESTATE SALES AGENT 

Hagor Real Esiato is seeking highly'/notivSled 

licenced sales people fcr their" multi-officQ 

Agency. If you want to join Ocean City's n\ 

Soiling & Listing Oflico & bo a part ol an 

organization that has produced tho largest 

numbor of NJAR Mutti-Million Dollar Salo 

Award recipients for-1990 & 1991. 

CALL TODAY FORA CONFIDENTIAL INTERVIEW 

399-0041 

TECHNICAL ASSISTANT,' LAND USE 

Temporary _ " 

_- Dcpanmcnt of Community Services 

I'ndc Jirccuon. prrjviilcr. 

-w.dovciaprncni; advivr-% xpp\*P «• '>-*> to'-l * ' !• 

- *. u 4 *-r., i.. , • ( 

"• ' If-*- • IP-1 iw „* 

| .'' - . 

t.--a-- *J 7'.«« .•' —*•••. 

Target New Jersey 

with 

Statev/ide Classifieds! 

Fcr Only 

$133' • 

HEW JriHSt f 

•j -. i T t V • r,' 

i 

•. c-v. v • •'- 

•an 

v WES' , 

V "391-&316 . 

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SJKSGiSEUi't'G.COJiS 

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B ; *>*."J-. UJP^« . A.' . 

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J» cotar ofm 

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5 ACHE OANCXES - Nao/ Rv« baauifii 

lofc£ft, 2 ^-O(>^1 ô^ c4n*^y.nQ. Gfotti m- 

»M:.T«[ Ownor MJ - tnonca. VJ18Q, 

• JM0 down J7"i per rponi^.' 

. 47&X ' 

SHAFTO'S 

•Now taking ordors for 

• -pios & carrot caho. ' 

39M316 or"399-1520 

Real Estate Salfe . 

CWA5TCA1XY REDUCED • For (JiicJi 

M.l«. 5 brim* hftM. ? Ba*», & 1 brsnd 

^*?f» -< Wo* »- 

COO- 

Ion ttt CokNrai! Ba.-*J* lawr&Xlfor êa .nto ory«*'h«r» '.n UfkA. T 

3*0Q 

Randall Real Estate, 

. has jUy acquired... 

ejraoo 

• REALTY 

Hr2Vf proud lobca p 

i continual growth in ' 

''America'a Greatest Family Resort" 

Bfcixr • O^rf 

"•ilh^V.-('.rr.;-.i] Avc 

OPENjHOUSE < 

:! 

343 E. Surf.Rd. - 

Sunday, Dec. 13tK"1 

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1 rr a ; HI-: Ki .-\-o.\AiM.i 

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H'T »(*; 'j,-ijSl -ir-s« rv 398-8400 

UVUKO.VT&5TH 

4XT 

P.' ft 

> • ' . . • Thurad«yi 

JfcWYU. latAMp OCKANFHONT - Ra- 

«ort ta»». roorn. Oraan* tea*, brae*. 

««t Tiwu.JA&WJ, .4 prMmp 

courts*. UowMy. **»•% -daJJy. 

J«*iYl»m, 

; ttf ; 

LONQ BEACH BLANO - IOM> BM 

• Hiftwn (oc«»enl Jwt' atout t)»y*onl wWi 

(WJulou* irkrwt fj* t)«y ««J UHYCI a. 

bdmw, 2 M but* f toom. torn* dr.* 1100.000. O. 

And«r»0n Ao*xy. Rthcx*; \-0O0~U4- 

S S 0 7 . " •'• .'• . • •'• . 

MAHAHAWKIN- r*»w 3 end 4 bdrtn-a^-. 

torn honw*. GtrtQOK. And«rMn -Win- . 

dow*. woadMl TtxMO tot. mlrWtM lo 

UB.I. *A4iS00. TuppOT Ufc* HOOMI 

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;• WlnibrRental ' Yearly Rental 

1029 AC8URY AVENUE - TOrS* Wrrra. ATn,.-,,^ UMICOIJ iv^^T- , 

NEW CONOO • 1 and 2 bdrm. omutlM 

---— - • — * - -•- - -* • odrrn, 2 DBBX rum. 1/p^w/rj, o\y atf off- docor. w/d. tit amanta«a. (400 mon p 

•tr*at park. I47S mon * uC*. AKo 2 uik. Ba«poo* «»up*»'•pr 

mou».Oo««f>*MMdlWteo>aHHLC««. 44M 

awMoori 

C0(M.lo«v»nam^«orjfw». 

HCtJfi - Ujl 0 

or»«tt rtrtf* «o«, 4 bdrta», S 

Wi>>aftea; parefteo. toky 

roam, o«f«p«Arory Mmx OURIW to«no- 

I rodofW »57K U w cta«haM. Now 

OPEN HOUSES: 1 to 4 

SUNDAY DECEMBER 13th 

PALERMO . PA1XKMO 

14PACIHCAVE. 15 E. TIMBER LANE 

GREAT FJOCATION: 3 Bedroom ittVt BCOSOOM nr»«ory «itb 

C*pc_tll tnfdianca. piu* one au Uvjoj * L*rin» Roan*. Family ' 

Cjusfe. DIH: Ri 9 tn Manoor* So. VT\ *£itplaoB A -"i"< aosiL'j 

tpprox. I \n rnl. tarti left on " OCTcaka (o iheppaV. riiuai—Jl 

• Mtmaci 3a 1 cu. tan kft p> J fcfiu. 

Call Far Details! 

LAST CHANCE TO PURCHASE 

SPECTACULAR LAGOONFRONT 

HOME • /•'•.-'• 

cvilift, f-i-Tvj !r.or,f: of tfio f.^cnl vc.iVîron'l fc3 Got - ' 

• Wai to WaS Carpel 

• PsSo or Balcony 

• Swtmminfl Poo(. 

• 24 f». omorg rrvaint. 

00 

* Woiv Taking Applications .. 

• No Crvdli Check Fee 

653-8288 

Chapman 

Somora Polql 

OPfN 'MOM SAT^ SUNDAYS BY APPT 

YEARLY 

OCEAN CITY 

Thrco BR,. gas hunt,' 

roconlly romcidprod. 2 8A. 

1 'A bl(Kk.i 4p beach. 

WOODBINE 

Four BR houiwj, jur.t 

nsrnodolod. 

'..: QOMMERCJAL 

'» storo or ofBoo,. au'v ••»' 

Asoiuy.. Boatlocafion in 

Oc6an City, gas hnaf. 

SEAVIUE 

.Now r.torj> or oftlcd.' 

• Rquto SO, .Upper Town-. 

ship. ()iir. hoal . • • _ • 

Call399-2$36 

YEARLY 

Drand now 1 OR. on da beach. 

044 hoot, SOQO rnon • . 

3 OH. cuts tJno'tr tarn homo, gaa 

hoal, Jooonion •.. 

Lttfr mod 4 Bft, 2 BA, 2nd' tocr 

wmocun vkrw. r.-opi, c.'a. gas 

boat Jt.tOO men *. 

LAWRENCE REAL ESTATE 

. 393-0014 

YEARLY 

• • Townhouso, 3.BR. 3'/i 

. BA. 2.000* &q It. covorod 

paiKing. all •ippliancot. 

Economlcii gnchoat • ^5' 

boal f.Cp Avml imrmx) 

$1100 mon plu»uiil • 

BonutrfU 2 BR. 1 BA 

soOBod floor opl All appli 

nncon md w/d. pordi • & 

p,iho afi»a: off atract park- • 

irv) 

Fu'iy furn ooo__r3R or>odorniniurrt 

, copvrjiio'nt 

localion. ot_arcnf ro.om 

.lod I^LWTcir/ f.To'-ibc?f. Aval 

Ji75t7«T pt\r. ft I . 

A M V.-, M. D Vi VI R, 11 r A L 1:.! A T t- 

398-1700 E3 

'}' Beal Estatd Sale Reaf Estate SaJo 

f ACADEMY "' 

- REAL-ESTATE ' 

Datttf ctf C 

Expect the best:' 

y.ng.a ncsc- 

609-39^-3588 

1-800-786-38^4 

' • * SI\'CE '92C A 

•"MORE SALES * . 

* MORE UST1NG * 

• MORE RENTALS * 

More people choose 

BERGER REAL TY than 

any other agency 

I Professionalism * Honesty * Experience *•• Education 

Knowledge * integrity * Preparation * Skill' 

|1U' I '.4 «• 

OPEN HOUSE 

' Sat. & Sun 

11a.m. to 5 pm 

1736 

• •;»'.!! let A.BCO- CORHLR CN OVER- 

UOST -SELL S, Z E : D •« X :cc Lc: 

»'"•.«*• *^V OFFER OCEAN V.EW5 rT 

• COMSiDCrÊO 

rrvedato 

>fear i 

DECKS. 

&. Asbury Avonua 

55th & Hav-sn Avenuo 

£T l 

4 '"'jQh 

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399-0076 

399-4211 

; 

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D«wwnbof 10.1992 , ti.J. THE SETrTViEl-L£DG£H • C9 

IDLEWJLD HOTEL 

nocms ($60 oq*5Url1 ar-. 

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Two. BaS'/aBA furri.:...-..:! •••• ....._St5S0 

Two Ba 2 BA COO 

TwoBH, 2VaDA,vytitofviow. : .'..•....."..075 

YEARLY In Ocoan City 

Two'Ba 1'/» BA townhouio....•: $575 

OnoBR 1BAD« :."«.....•..;...: ...390 

Onerjft, 1 BAtrfudio..: I.................... ,.,....._490. 

winter Rentals ":• 

Ooo-Ba IVaBAIolt.. .....:.:....: "... $500" 

OnoBa 1 BA:-. ; , _......_,.... 37S 

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.AoO. O.C tSSO mon piu» 1 men sac. 

1300. . 

Fix*. »fta* yart. Ma* » baatfl. QuM 

1 a 2 BOftM APTS -For ram. $41S a 

$123 mon » uta. No pm»l Cat) vrs- 

144-0700 • . ' • • . . 

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reoi Atlantic Avronuo 

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SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW 

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' ' .' CHANCERY DIVISION 

CAPG MAY COUNTY 

' r ' DodVM No, F-8200-01 

• ' • • • • • • ". . CMI Action 

NOTICE TO ABSENT DCF6N- 

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TECHNOLOGIES; NEWJEHSEY . 

NATIONAL OANK: VIC-STRA 

. CORP..AN.J. CORP.. D/B/A ' 

OCEAN COUNTY LEADER AND 

POINT I1LEASANT PRINTING A 

HgOLISHINC CO.; HO03EHCK.D 

' FINANCE CORP.; HARVEY J. 

ADHAM3: SEARS. FtOEUUCK ft- . 

CO.; SOMERS ASSOCIATES. 

• T/A VILLAGE OF PINC RUN • 

• DR. CAROL KRAMER: AND C. A 

.. n.OF-NORTKFlCLD.ASSIGNEe 

- Dolondant* ' 

STATE OF. NEW JERSEY TO 

Itnrvoy J. AtxAma 

YOU/ 

J ARE HCMEDY SUMMONED 

AND REQUIRED lo corvo upon 

MAIRONE. DIEL. 2LOTNICK, FEIN-- 

tiERG. GRIFFITH a STANGER. 

PA. whoso addroca la 3201 Atomic 

Auonua. AJtontlc C*y, Now Jonay 

.CXV401. Phono Numtx* HX»VM4- 

M73, an Anavaor to tho Complaint 

(and Amondmam to- Cotnp&ni I 

any), tOed In & cMt aalon. In which 

COLLECTIVE FEDERAL SAVINGS 

UANK Is plalrtllll. nna Huvoy 

JAtxama b a dofoo&anl. ponding tn 

lho Sipartor Court al Now Jornoy. ' 

Chanco/y DMsion, Capo May Coun- 

ty., and. batrlng Dockm No. F 

0290-01 wthft tNrry-Ovo (35) days 

from Oocomoor 10. 1002. 1 you UuU 

to oo' no, J llw ruloa of cMI - 

ptncxtco and p»oo6duro. 

Thin Action hns boon IntllrUtud lor 

tho puiposo o( (I) lonxdoiUng a mort- 

onao dniod April 25, 100$ maao by 

Mlchaal Bammv. and Ma£>ul Oafnow. 

Ma wf o aa mongagora to Collocttvo 

Fooarnl Sovlmy) tiafik rocordod on- 

Mny 2. 1003. In tk»K 11CO o( Mon-. 

flagon tor Capo May County, Popo 

001. oiiwiq ond (2) to rocovor poo- 

utsdon oi. and cencomr, promiu>« 

commonty known icn Lot 14. Block 07 

on ino Tax Uî o( (ho Towrnahî ot 

Dornln.' Coujity of Cnpo Wny and 

SiftJo or Novi Jorsoy j Tho r>lr6o< 

addraan tor r-aJd propcKTy In 1 Donntft 

Ciooti Road. i'H>7th Donnla. Now Jor- 

—.-JûTIroiiTTouuponDf^cu^Ttct 

Now Jorooy, Chonco'ry Division; 

Cnpo Mny County. DocKol No. 

-. 300CS-00, thefoln. ponding, whoroln 

CAPG MAY COUNTY GIA. tormOrly 

•nown . O3 CAPE MAY COUNTY 

SAVINGS ANO LOAN ASSOCIA- 

TION H tho ptalntjl! nnd PHILIP C 

HERIIMG. Jr.: JOHN . fl. HHOWN: 

JAME3 MERINO; MICHAEL-J. PRI- 

MAVGRA a/h/a MICHAEL J. PRI- 

. MANERA: MARCfA 8. HERINC- 

ROSEMARY HCRINC: DONNIE J 

/>RIMAVttv\; STATE OF NEW JER- 

SLY. OORAY ENTCHPRISGS; COU- 

0NNADE APARTMENTS; FtRST 

JERSEY NATIONAL OANK •' 

0ROAD STREET BRANCN; HOGPI- 

TAL ANO DOCTORS SERVICE 

BUREAU; .FIRST FIDELITY BANK.. 

NA; R. WIU.IAM GRAFF, MRS.-D. 

WJLLIAW OHAFI--; HAHNC ANO 

COMPANY nnd UUCKALKW ond 

>>SSO)?IATCa:: nta th« D«funoW>f.j, 

I Uinil opojo to r-alo in public von- 

. duo on: - . •'. 

WEDNESDAY. dANUAliYO. • 

1 0 0 3 • . • • " • • 

, ni onu o'clock In Iho Mionipon ol 

suid day.ni-tliu.oiij lt|rJo>lcul Coun 

Hoi/t.9 iho. loo In "on ^ndwldiKj. 

1 4.(',.1?io poic(intiigi>*lniur(;st in 

0oyP02:? _ 

170-1. Lot ifjC'l on Iflo Cily o< 

Oconn Clly. Now Jurnoy Ta* M.-ip'. : 

BEING moro corm'iicnry known ni 

3O0 Ea.'J 17lh 1.5lw>or(ru-«r Ou^Kx • 

tiocond lyxl Thud HOO CIL\1\ CT cJt)THP CXTF.MT 

OFTXLIH ucr.. IN:;CA . 

•u.r. ciry, CAPI: UAY COUNTY 

• NCWJI.Hf.llY. (N ' ' 

ACCORD WITH Till: MLXJHJtl 

lin'fÂLl.'K-, ALL. IMCONîr,- 

NOW. THEREFORE DE IT 

; ORDAINED by tho board of Commlfi- 

slonors ol 0*> 'City ot Son Irjo Ctty. 

f4ow Jortoy M tollowai - ' 

t. Tho proombkt ol thlo otdlnurtco 

Is Incorpoirniod aa though sot lonh 

horoln nl tongth. • '. 

2. BtocK ft3 03, lots 4S, 40. A 51 ara tmonad Irom 

H-21OC-3. .. 

3. Tho zortlhg map of tho City of 

•Son 1£*J City. How Jorcoy bo and 

horuby la amooded to cohlorm lxlr€>-. 

wflh. , . • • 

4. .TNs OrdUwnco chal lalua offod 

upon odopUon nnd pubUcoilon In 

nccordanco *«h low. • 

NOTCE OF PENOING ORDI- 

NANCE 

Tho obovo ortllnartce was duty 

[%a--.i tn>.uo u& lor second raadinQ. put>- 

tc lxuimo..tirui] poe&ooo and adop- . 

Man si Iho rocjuiaf moo»!r>g of taid • 

to bo hold on Tuocdav. Iho 

siifwry îkilr»o..?33 John F. 

Konrwjy 5ou*«ivnnl. Soa lalo CJry. . 

HnvtJoTTMy.aS7fiOp.ru. , 

(•horooa J. T^jhQ 

• , Municipal CWk 

1?-1O.IT.I» Fi43.75 •* • 

Rocyclo thl9 

!: "-y; r A •::, 

r-.i«-t_»ix I.So r» 

Mt4 kv ali^J f,f^ ifwl lhtfrt tux* (4 Cly pVn'l-nt M*.,*) 

'• J* -^1 * ih •»lo'tf.J br*i err,:-. IO lf-» iL.-4o l* 

AUTMOfll2INaTHEJ33UANCE OF 

V»3.5OO bOND-1 OR- NOTES OF 

THE-CITY TO FINACE' PART OF 

THE COST THURCON. 

BE IT ORDAINED BY THC CITY 

COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SEA 

ISLK CITY, IN THE COUNTY OF 

CAPE MAY. NEW JERSEY (no* Io4a 

than two-third* of nHI mambdrs 

thoraol aflUmairvoly concurring) AS 

FOLOWS: . " 

Qocllon 1. Tho Irriprovomonl 

daacrtiod Iri Qodlon 3 ol thM tjond 

ordinance Is horaby authorttotf io bo 

LmdortoKon by tha C«y cf 0on taio. 

Now Jomoy a.1 a oonofal Irr^Jrovo- 

*rr>onl. For tho tmprovomont or pur- 

po*o daacrtDed In Oocllon 3. thoro la 

horoby appfoprlalod Iho turn of 

1340,000. Includlrra lha num of 

J16.500 as Iho down paymonl 

roqulrod by tho Locnl Bond Lnw. Tho 

down paymonl la now nvnlrtAo ty 

vinuo ol proWilon (or down paymonl 

or tor capSal Impravomool purpo&os 

m one''or rnoro provtourJy ulcffeod 

budgota. . 

. "Qoctlon 2. In onVir to llnrmco tho 

cost of yha Improvomonl or purpose 

not covorad by app;tnlkxi ol tho 

down paymanl, noocvlnâ bon&L ara 

rWCOy ai^TkCVljiudjobo T^r,uodlh it« 

principal amourt ol tOâ.ÔO punî- 

am to tho Locnl liortd Lnw IrLnritid 

ot trn KiEuanca o< tSo boods. 

tx>nd ont^cicwulon. notui 

oro ttutr

• 

- * • • 

C i ^ 'THSpSENjfaei-LEDGEfl . Ocasn cfty.iNJ. Thundayi DqoMTtJteri0.1992 ',' 

Cm^ComhS ;;;T: V V ;;' ••----•-•--^ • 

AND SUB & GRILL 

}4 A-slmry Ave., Ocean CHv 

.^39'9-1343'or'398-5466 ' 

3 4 

CM T ' 

' p/TAKING ORDERS FOR YOUR CHRISTMAS DINNER & PARTIES 1J 

FILETS- 

.. S 4:99'i. 

TURKEYSj! 

li 

7RIME-RIB" 

. ROAST 

STRIPS 

ROAST . 

OFPORHf 

'aavAft'5 fkUGur. 

1 H0A6IE THftYS i feuiT TRAYS 

DELI TRAYS • VEGETABLE TRAYS' 

HORS J TY. 

MARINATED CHICKEN CUTLET TRAYS 

1 

Call Gait cj Sharon 

' . 399-1343 . 

ipon Ailvk* On How To Pisn Year Parry 

-1 

csi 

• • '• •, - l On the Way to winter solstice 

' • • > . . . . . • • . . . . : • • - • ' • • • . } • : • • « • • , ' • • • • ' •• . • 

WHATfWDS PIUNSE THROIJCH 

IS NOT THE t/ 

y 3- 

can bc'Aocii bcfcftt>I venture sively on land most affected 

Catering for your f 

J Holiday Patty | 

Bea relaxed SaYito fhis 

• year..."let Tom's Dell 

' 0o afl the work: 

Sanciwch Plotters • Fresh Vqgotablo Platters 

Cur Order Fa*#398-1069 ' • 

short weeks it will be time 

By JAMES S.CAFltfRO award' is given fo a New 

Jersey loader whose efforts 

(R-Cap, this Is 

en's Issues, Children.-'nmf 

the third time the 

:•'.'• Family Services;. .At 'that 

has been presented: 

.-; time, ['rtadi 1 The 

a. conscious 

t \vo | 

decision to concentrate ori 

were Coy-, Thomas Kean 

those issues, that would ijo 

Senate president 

the most to improve the. 

Donald Dii 

Safety and health pf-jvorrji'it 

' and children in our society.. 

I am pleased to tell you 

• that substantial .prog res •; 

hyis been made on those 

: r hoon dovcloLVd by the 

i:'}?!^-**?? ° f ' Podiatrics'/N/ -chapter hqh- - conuni.tcv:are. on ,.h, right S' 

orecf .me with their; 1992 

' Public Service. Award.- 1'ho 

1 careers to caring lor 

dren's health. 

The • new law that the 

academy cited as' having 

the biggest, impact is S-403, 

which I sponsored. The law 

will provide for the train': 

ing, equipment and staffing 

of. ambulances'and -emergency 

rooms 'to specifically 

handle' emergencies-affecting 

children.; ' . 

While our emergency services, 

.personnel . ar ¥ diil- that the fine emergency services 

provided throughout 

the state have the proper 

equipment nnd training for 

the special cases that 

involve children. -The new 

law has boon described' as 3 

modfcl forthe country. • • ., 

; While 

nsvire 

1 •v«u. liutci 

a,roadvvay or populating an yatcd land, 

b.ird.counf. '. ' . • 

i suo a?l tbfTTi inlnflsiflod empty field. T.guess most ,garderw. " " -' Initiated and organized 

(out In Iho open, you would bo dontod people .don't"have a very I Stepped into the trail 

your toll, would, disnppoar into tfiut 

by the Audubon Sodety, 

high view of-.weeds. They and after onlya minute or the count ruis pr6vide'4 an 

roadwnfrom-ua 

are outright offensive to two I was steeped deeply in cnonnou3 amount of useful 

ide-on cold 

browned, dry shapes reach 

tle. . ••' 

fines, a possible jal term, or' . •• • Dogs who spend time 

plants growing'where they late spring in a .spot not far 

this winter. . - 

nights. On a cold morning, 

ont-to me like.old friends. . 

outdoors may need more t 

are'not wanted,' which 1 from here I watched and lis- BHI McDormott livos by ^>o' 

. • Antifreeze, r.in foe dead- be suro to bang on the hood A doghouse should be no. food in the winter since • Tansy, teasel, dogb-ine, think-is a bit ironic, since 

*o •'(,.-!• r,_ 

% :j 

So 

:I Vij'.-r.ij^ 

'.i:> the ffnon d:ci. 

:»' \-iin hvirrv \'o\: may 

'.iu-rr.; Iftikor. the lft 

>;u:iij; ilowr. 

.'.-.. .. -t: /y;,iv: i.'a"/_', rruirui%eir,ttu andBcnjrd marjycrsgainer 

:-' .•< •: ('hnumas Ircc a: their ICXjl Ashur;, A\C'mm'office 

prri $ deii & bettering.! 

NpW ©PEN SUNDAY s 

1018'Asbury Ave., Ocean'City 

iaelp Home Savings Help Those in Meed 

icejM City GI!; 

Mjrmur.i Office 

:t-.i^ '..;'. 

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Board tables SIC 

By WILUAM BARLOW 

SorrUnot-LodoorStaff 

OCEAN CITY — Old-ttmera arc 

calling the weekend's eclipse northr 

caater the worst storm since '62, but 

officials at every level are saying the. 

damage would have been far worse if 

not for the nearly-completed beach 

replenishment project 

High tides flooded thepity each day 

CHARLIE WOOD AT LARGE 

She got out 

of bed and ',, 

into water 

Betty, 80, said, "I've 

never seen anything as 

bad as this — never! 7 ' 

** Bj CHARLIE WOOD 

Following a, total eclipîe Q/ the 

moon came drenching rains driven* 

horizontally by heavy northeast 

lvindt. A thunderous surf on near, 

' record high;tLdcs ravaged be-jch^s 

and piled rnto back bays. 

Jt liny island was swamped on all . 

sides. / j , '• 

Ancient people* witno&Mng tho&e 

pherAornena of rusfriru would have 

been scared naif to. death. ; 

Noe surpniir.grfffto ycrc people'-, n, 

these modern ttm«. ' . ( 

c*. SA-'d a wem 

who gave her nerr.c a* Bcny, i.t4l a«re 

as SO. Tve r>e%-CT ^rcri ar.j-thiruj; a.v 

badailhi.-*"—never! _ c 

"Water started coming m, and the 

J toilet and.rub baciêd up. 1 co jidrj't 

bcl:»t vtr»ng there .ir.d 

..-" cs-'erv'tr 

rr.c." 

- She >* 

hef n-ictusr. to • 

•' the p.or 

hc-r hcirjif 

arid struck the r-.iv.on\ rrsu 

rc-,;:cxf! ;ht- weckeVid U LXv 11-11^ fl 

stonr. cor.i:d/tiTd-b_< niJTiy io S.- ti-.e 

worst ta'hil the twrr.tT ifiindr v.r.tc 

ihc Morm oi 19ti2 .ir.d mav-be thi- 

Ehi-ibeth Jchr.vm, like B» 

dent of Oce^n C>v/i Ftxiji IV-^ch • 

i^.g project', hid iir.iilirr 'ct•v:^f;^ 

I stepped-out cii"bx.-; :rl: it >•:;•. •:'t- CJrv :»'.::;. 

V.'j.";cit'.ii L' 'C 111*_"•» A •-1Tr~ 

WhJc r-o jci'.o- v,.is !.i,c-". 

Point 

SOMERS rV)i.NT -. Ci:y 

ichoduled tn ado-p ir 

ror.ight (Triv:radav Jt "-jO p rr 

".O.1 v^cV.i 

^ • - - . — 

: -J,:\>L ever -n.^-.T c? ne oca3n(*orrt-yi-«:» c.vr-.jô-J cr ae';'-'Cyt- :•:(-«.-T 1 . ; 

yi't dvodt-d up^.'sn. j u»c r\y the'-irid. v~x c'. '..'•(• tyj.)~T-r'oc-.w .•.^•-. ] : ~'--' t^>""^'"' 

Fhis amour, t wjuLd -be tory grojp a IT- iv-r.vdcr..-^ t.S '.zr-i iv^rocv a\vn^,c 

tfsvidc-d bctv>'tvn 5126,250 Ln gr^r.a *•> par; ot an ..-.^TJL 1 r;,ir'or w.;\;. M ti ih«: jiricrrr: 

Ar.d S378.7S) in !c^v--.r.tcrx^:'ciirj. .improve trc ba.rrcs-.: ki^fne, Sk:r - dwjy tram the 

While the ar>-can vpend up to the bcrs hive nu-t *-li:-. * u^cl.-prr-c-! pj! r.vuina pnoj 

.-m: l'~iv -A.- 

!~JV. -.; ic 

•*>•>•.'.; . •: v'.r-C".i- ."vVv 

'$505,000 figure for the pared under consul tar. t rccusr.r.-vcT,d--g iJ-c^ Jo.-, J The cngir.i? pLln fw .» —.ur. ur. pui wq-uêc..'Rctaaptt cnusJ Knen^Dc supla 

agrcsmert with the Matte, the firud project along. th

THgS&tmei-lUki&r OtxrtrtCay, tU. ThanOmy. q*canbcr 1 X 

Y*N - 

Residents waiit flood 

* *1ST STEREO 9rV.-sTF.MS 

| 

DKPARTMKNT S\'OUY. 

7- - 

20'V OFF 

TLI.Ki'HONKS 

& AN$WI-.KIN(; * * . 

MACHINKS • 21.SV--80. 1 

4 riEAD \"('K --iiJA :•/' '• . K V 24'>.' 

; .'v. $ • ; : .. . 

'4-jiKAlJ VCK. ;X: ' 

CoLimTYs' 

_. GRI-AY SAU-: .• ALL SIZI:.V 

" TV~M.-, " 

A.LI. 'CONSUl.LS 

I A A( I I'MS. H\ 

f M'KhkA. • 

ffic/i 

AM \.N \ 

NOW 

' M ' 

RADIO SLI'I.R SAI.L 

c '"'* si Kkio ( \>M:I"II 

24V.IHI 

27VJK! 

NOW 

NOW 

, Mt v 

- ' • ' > 

includetheuninsured 

. . . , . . . • 

QCEAN CITY _ At a Wright suggested people valyp at~the end of the 

ibttc meeting to discuss a address their concerns to dniuvwf ' pipe'-- wmilH ho 

propertis? because they aresimply means, they have. City Planner • John 

' W M h ' N J O 1 'fiTV' ' i ft< GidcH'insC Mid 

IUUU i/u«wgc cncirtJ^.Uouncii rcpreScai-r needed to improve the situ- 

prevention p5an, designed tative, becaasc it la council's ation. . - 

to lower flood insurance decision what projects to . 'MacLardy said.the prob- 

rates for city property own- fund, 

lem • is almost exclusively 

crv residents complained About 10 people attended tidal flooding, and said she 

that thc proposed pb-n does the public input meeting, gets minnows in the pud- 

not.-do enough to address held Tuesday evening in dles and sometimes rats are 

flooding; problems of prop; City Hall. • 

forced .out of thc pipes by 

crty owner* not covered by. Phyllis MacLardy com- the rising water..! ; ;,' 

' the National Flood insur- pliinedthkt the front of. her .Paul An«clm, president of 

anccFIan. •/.-- . hoiiso at.26th Street and ._ . .16-34 .civic association, - 

Bat city environmental West Avenue Is often flood- prtrsented a resolution from 

..officer Ikit Wright &>id the ed, not just in severe storms tharorganizan'on calling for. 

plan Is aimed only .at the hke the one this weekend. . Haven • Avenue to be 

_ redpefrg fiood 'insurance She. said she v cfcttw C«y' OHJetof, Sen Mo-Cty 

o 

Iturtdboi IMMk&X). Mia l*nPf UAYCOUNTY. 

Flood insurance-' '. .insurance claims in the post made .application for. funds- Nctiep l« hantby Qfttm thtt tâted normal buunoca )ioura. 

He also expressed con- ten years. . . . ' from the state to make propoMta met te roccftred by iho C»y '• Ihja KoAco fc> OMan jxuxuani io 

Pvntisming Agwu at ?,"0O p'm.- -orl N-Jl>A. 40-.M0-H.« aoq. 

cern that the plan Would ' She said nothing was Haven Avenue a bike path, .TiMcday/fobruary 2. M>fia at wticfi 

Ownom. 

request capital expendi- included in the. plan that 

llmo tfw aakJ sotfw) Wd» mtU bo cd>- 

Jooaph & Mary (taclc 

and before they can do that Hcty opoood and read (or tha IDQOWtures. 

' • • • was not already considered. the chronic drainage prob*- Io(j; • • • • '• 

1H4 CckiBS* Avonup 

Tor the Capital Budget for 

02-44 (RCBID) SALt OF 1 OOfl 

Gofnnntasa. MJ 0O0O3 

Wright reiterated that the 

lems would have to bo' TEnPIRSCHlAOOEn TRUCK 12-I7.tr. F 4 3 

1993, so. that -.everything 

only.conccrn of the plan'is. 

fixed. . ;.-•":• 

oftaa bo eUxnSvvcJ 

that is included was likely 

on Ifjo Proposal Form opprpvad lor 

those properties covered by- 

He said the city hopes thto°p Tanw and 

OLUT(ON !fe>3t-5OS 

apocfJcaOona may bo obtain«d frocn 

AREEOLUTION 

mo OOca> o| Puntuaolnq. ftoom 23. 

C*V. HfcO. Oooan Cly. Stow Jftr*«y. OIONAL OCnirtCCO O CONTRACT 

ant bkktanr moot abaotuury comply . OCTWfEN THE CfTY OF OCEAN 

' wtti aB of tr» tarma a* tfm takl docu- 

•. CITY ANO 

mgnia. ••• . '.. 

• t 

' .Bkto may bo moSod or (JoSvored 

lo.lfia C8y aark ot tho Coy o< Ocoan 

C«y. ta Floof. Ctly Mall. Oooan Cly. 

New Janwy or proaantod: u lha CSy 

dork of »aM Cty m Council Ghambora 

at «io Bmp oi caSod tor bld». • 

TlW.Ciy Couict rasorvm Ihu 

rioM to rofoat Mr? or OB btU H H 

da«m« «tu Itw txwl Imarovt to do «o. 

QMd«ni ar« required locompfy 

tMntrO roqurofnanCi o>.-PufiDc Law 

GTTY — WhUo woiild ntake the s.Jary levels applied in the city, 

ol tWS, Chap»or.1?7.^NJAC 1757> 

AOImvcrtvo Actkm Roqurafn«mG.' 

•Qty Council unanimously official, the resblutton - • "\ look on-the langcyity - .. ' •••. JoaophS.Clark.RPf>O 

supported salary levels for approving,the agreement pay as a minor bljp," Jemec. 

P t 

middle-management 

1?-17,lT,p-.F.$1BfX) 

only narrowly p,i5êd. 'it.was said. "This"is an opportunity 

employees, opposition to lon- iho longevity pay that btuck tn get into merit pay. to get 

gevity pay split the council, in some council metribcTs' into performance, pay, to 

vote four to three on a on- throats. ' enter a. lioJd new era of 

tract with those employees. "it's-basically an excellent "municipal government" 

Marketplace......:..:.'. A-15 The resolution passed.' . • contract and the people who ' • Fhe vote \vns split .with 

B.F..Maz2eo :. 

. The city negotiated for five negotiated it an? to be con- Jtmce, John Flood. Doris 

ObadiarTs SeaJood 

months with TVpresentatives gratulated, .with the cxcer> Mirtin arid Harry, Vander- 

Peppers 

.of the • IH middle-manageticsn of longevity p«iyr" Slid slice .supporting the contract 

Ready's Cottee Shop '..... 

ment employees, finally «M- Councilwom,in Jean-ni.' and Clunn, Cro.tty and 

Schooner's Restaurant-......... 

Uing on J three-yxMr contract Clunn. Council members Videtto voting against it • 

Tom'sDeli -...:... 

th.it included merit'pay, sal- Mark yidctto, and Joanne Also indnded in the salciry 

ary increases of about 4 per- 

Undo Bill's Pancake 

Crotty s.ind mwh the same ordinance were; salairies for 

cent a year .ami longevity 

Varsity Inn ,./: •, , A- 

thi thing. ' lye t d 

J\-15 

i.niTeaK*, as w^ll as son>e 

Via Mare ..-. 

. Under the agreement; 

cKinj;(.-s to health insurance 

...A-16 Wards Pastry........;...: -... 

cmplojtx-i with more than 

licneills. The total oumpensa- 

Popcorn... ...A-t3 -Wacrironl .' A-.l 3,15 • ^. . 

70 yc.irs cii scjn.Tce will 

1KJT. rJlOuId WC!TK OUt tO .in 

fo~KeyWosi.:7.....:.:.:..... 

Whitebrierlnn.. '....A-.14W' 

reefcive a'flat rjtf which citx-> 

...A-14 

.iviSvige of 5.1 percent'a ye.ir. 

Yesterday's....:.'....- A-16'^f;. - 

ndt escibte dunrg the'life" of 

.\t// Mac's Resiaurant 

A-4 

TiKiugh cxxanal members thc contract- . 

unanimously lntrvxiuoed the • 

w 

. Vidjctto-»id he-fL'ds the' 

•»\Lirv ;;' ">V 

But Councilman Anciy 

JITTVC, who hclpni ru 1 employees not covered 

under -my othtT oontracte, 

ir.rludicg deportinent heads. 

Under that ordinance1 those 

saJon«"s will increase by 55 

prJ» pt iiv> 

.'C«y of Oconn Cty lo 'onQ'W *0 " 

t*»arfi rrptor>:«Jimora ruxl uuw ci» 

olkxi proarsjm Thtt CDmbUVxl p;t>- 

. 

Av in p.tst.>vars1- the-mayor 

jriK SIO.CKX) a year compen- 

•).rtrt*i, .md tolo« 

r, tonal rxxvtcon yrttl WOikar. Provfj 

Holmfli A Amocialoa may bo 

•morod Into wfthoul cornpotiitva b«J 

rtlng piirwjiinl lo N J S A *0A 11 

NOW. THiHcroru.. 'rji; IT 

HCi C«y Coun.5! OC 

ISo Cty ri .OCsan C*y Moq J! 

haacti^roni m Oc«w\ C* r 

:>.-»rrl foryjnc & tXfrxk Cra«a-plant. 

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»i t_ «* ;V«H—.*,tj* ,' Boarworks tnc of 

Tuckahoe in Charlie 

Wood's Ckx. 10 cnlufnn. 

Hdt7 fold thv 

scvcrol )i>.ini agfl 

Ocean . City 

SchooJ .swimrMT 

Kniaivr.vski's 'name- 1 was 

miu-prlled in ,i s'.cry on' 

p«gc C5 nf the Dec 10 

A sinr, 1 Us; v.-ook.;r-ay 

have-given lix? ::r,prosiion 

the Ocear.- City, 

tnayoc jpd Gty Crti.-v-J 

racmbcri .were Ûr^ a. 

raile. No raiA? ts pbnri?d. 

City nOteS . by William Barlow 

efforts in that arc.?; accord- • 

ing to a release. •. 

The Adaptive Aquatic 

Program held at ihe 

Aquatic and Fitness Center 

Was highlighted by; the 

grant. The year-round .pro- 

December tides 

gram is open to any handi-. 

capped person and is under 

the supervision ,of Aquatics 

Direcjqr Karen Chapman. 

.- For more information 

contact the center at t398- 

6900. 

IW Accessories 

• Giftwares •Houswares 

0 Home Furnishings 

0 Linens 

Thursday, 17.1302 OcaanClly, N.J. A3 

BANCE SCHOOL 

,1735 Simpson Ave. . '.. 399-7628 

'.-'•'.:. .' Presents 

An unsurpased method using .both Scientific and • • 

Theoretical Techniques to attain artistic excellence 

Plus 

PERFORMING & SEMINAR 

• • WORKSHOP 

- Opportunities Throughput-The Yâr - • " ' ' 

All Levels, Starting Age 3 .. ." ' 

Monday, January 18th . . • ' 

. • '•„ DANCE PLAY •BALLET • JAZZ .• '. 

(Standard Besio thru Adotmuil). . . . . 

Students advised o< 

propcT'Jcvol after thcij 

(lntcbaa 

Qve tb« 

Gift rtii 

'Elaut* Btrardi Oaflin w a OnifuJ Mtihodi TtacHtr. Ipnring 

Exctiimt Quality Oanct Training. -. • 

"Where thc'ttachci b comrtjlttcd to tialftlnp milul and body • 

»o that thc student gains the pcrsorul utli-'acllon of-a 

learning expericnof.* ' 

SPECIAL 1 HOLIDAY 

&T0DEWIDE 

. ' . " ' • ' • • 

•- .iSiiUird.'iv. December 1 

!&•••• 

iA4 v • TH£&t/iliN£L-t.Et!G£R poamCity. NJ. thurvday* ,19V2 

waiits teachers' input on changes to PRISM math -*«V- 

By BRIAN GOONEY 

S e ^ U J S f l 

UPPER TOWNSHIP .— 

Township school officials 

'. will get input from math 

toachers before formal 

changes are made- in the 

distr&fs PRISM mathpfogrjin, 

based cm a report 

given, at- "Tuesday's 1 schopl 

board rr\c;e*ing. i ": . , : 

we rush iiomcthing through 

Board member Dan 

Young, one of the reprcscn-. 

tatt\fc3c«a special coOimit-- 

: 

tec formed ;tast month to 

address-some parents' concern? 

• on the • progressive 

math program,' said that 

administrators wanted to 

involve thc&;aching staff to 

a greater degree on PRISM 

proposals, since they know 

what is or isn't working in*' 

the classroom. 

• "The administration 

wa^nts to get the input of the 

teachers down there in the 

trenches, and we're'afraid if 

1 

Under Project PRISM meet the expenses of hcatwe 

might rtiiss it," Young (Partnership for Radical •ing and cooling work at the 

Improvement of School middle school, according to 

Assistant Superintendent Mathematics), students are utility spokesman Richard 

of Schools John Phillips said exposed to geometry; mea- Rirtck. Atlantic Electric, was 

• that the board's curriculum surement, probability and also.asking that the district 

committac. should have statistics and patterns and commit to staying With 

feedback from tho teachers . relationships, which they electricity rather than 

and-a recornmendation • normally Would not be switching .to • natural gas 

.before, the board by Febru- learning unbj later grades. over the next four.'years, 

ary.'/ •;:• .... •••..-.••.:••• The concerned parents' and that the utility be 

Several groups of parents lauded the district's efforts. allowed to study and make 

appeared before the board io prepare students for the • recommendations fen; heat- 

.twicelast month ailing that demands of the 21st Cov ing and cooling Any addi- 

'.tho math curriculum' be tury 'wprkplacc, many tion "the board decides 

u p o n . ' • • • ' . • • weighted more towards. ' maintained that math basics 

• teaching basic math facts in were -being sacrificed or 

. the primary and elementary overlooked in teachers.', 

grades, which they believed' efforts to introduce-newer • 

were being negfc-ctod f in concepts in earlier grades. 

favor p( -the proeressive • Iri other . business, the 

program. They also lobbied .board hcjd -off on accepting J 

for a textbook to help stu- a 520,000 check frtm Atlan- * 

dents who might mLss a tic Electric- until it could 

dass, as well as.a means to- review some of th.e condireinforce 

lessons. The tions Utility-officials are ask- 

PRISM program does not ing for. -. . 

use a textbook.- _ ' . The money was. to help 

: 

to hold off on accepting- the 

money until the utility sub-'. 

mitted- a written proposal. 

Some board- members also 

questioned whether, they 

could commit.future township 

school boards to these 

conditions. : . • •. 

. Also at the meeting, the 

board accepted a 

•Board members decided. 

1 of April. Since she will be 

using up accumulated vacation 

time, she-will be leavr 

ing around' Feb. 10, 

according to'hcr letter. 

Board President David 

Blyler asked tho personnel 

.committee to •bc^J«'the 

lethb; of . search for' a fcplacttinent. 

intent to retire from Joyce Hp also suggested that the • 

Goodman, longtime school ooard scclc to."hirt» an expe- 

business administrator, andrienced administrator .oh a 

board secretary. Goodman, tcinpprary .basis' to help 

plans to leave the district;'. smooth, the''transition 'until 

.wh.cre she has worked for a fulltime person is chosen 

roughly 24 years, at the end . and ready. •;' ' . 

IT! tOUCh With Upper Twp. Michael Stadnicki 628-3307 

••In Touch With Upper 

Tovmship will feature community 

events' of .the lozvruhip.- 

Send- information concerning 

school, church tmd club news' 

in care af the- Sentinel-Ledger 

or call 628-3307. Deadline is 

Monday evening. 

The Resurrection Knights • 

of Columbus candy cine 

drive to fund .their "Fi.'cd 

The Needy" project was. 

hampered by last -week's 

Weather. The brothem will 

be at thohO . locations thi.-> 

weekend. The-proceeds arc 

DEPARTMENT. 6TODE 

used to provide frrsh and 

non-perishable food boxe-> 

abd gifts for the*' less for- 

Cordially Invites You to A 

tuiiatc ip ThcnTcn 

Children's | 

V Fashion Show 

This Saturday, Dec. 19th 

1:00 P.M. 

in the Children's DeparUmcrU (2nd Floor) •" 

1 be wnrpped. The magic of . Individual requests from 

Christmas doesn't' come in teachers to be honored 

a box. It can't be bought, include • computer pro- 

but it-can be-given: friendgrams, videos, supplemenship, 

understanding, kindtary book's, scientific 

ness, love, compassion:" calculators, tape recorders 

. With only seven and building materials for 

.shopping days remaining the gymnasium, 

and searching for last min- The PTA extends a sin-' 

ute items or that extra spe-- cere thank you -to parents 

rial gift, why not consider for supporting this gift This old schoolhouse 

giving someone a present .wrap fundraiscr( which 

that can't be wrapped? enables them to continue tp • This 19th-century gentleman is one at Jho holiday dis- 

They .also make great addi- honor teacher requests. plays at the Fnendship School irrUppor TownsWp. 

tional gifts. 

Upper Township schools 

will. dismiss- early on 

While we're on thf sub- Wednesday, Dec. 23. They Historic marker 

ject of gifts that can't be will be closed from Dec. 24 

wrapped, many item's that to Jan. 3. Class will-rccon-' 

. " ' 

put in Marshallville 

the Upper Township IT A Ls Ven eon Moruia y, j a n. -1. 

The Knights of Colum- donating to teacher 

MARSHALLVILLE- — 

bus, of which. I am arequest* 

are unable to-be The Second Cape May CcnaTKinic-i \ycre conducted. 

member, stress'"Keep wrapped. T7ic program enn- Baptist Church Christmas Nov. 28 looonvnemorato the- 

Christ in-CnbtTno^" during tinwre through the success" 

the holiday scaw.' With 

dnUU will be held Sunplacement of a historic 

o( their gift vs'rjp lundrais- 

marker in this-Upp«T Towtithe 

help of a benefactor, the erchurch-6n 

Route $ m Kilir- •ship community. 

organization has placed this Mnnu". h.vvr Ix.vn. 'H*l nio. . ' . . Smu Fprn, 

message on a billboard the'- r.s:J, iir,t;ngs .ind 

rc-fiTT.iis ptTi(rra!eJ. 

In Touch With • Upper 

•C'-tfi&tp — altering ike pro 

;•> 'and cz-rnli. tozchm? :kr 

1 of the Upper 

Tovs-nship HiMoncal Society 

\vcloomc;:ii 

; viiLityj The. C.ipe 

\f.iy Cc*rr.ty I1.}r.r.ing Board 

i ss i->t.ib!!ihed in I8li. 

cy Rwiî-iJ Marshal: ami Fn.rivT.t-l. 

Suinsnr px-w U.) .1 

7rtir-^v>: -.. ;'-.;rru»v Ampuny 

.:r.A created the town 

K-.i'.j.'hly ?il h^>^!,•.

A6 TH£S£frnN£L-lEDG£R ' Oaten Clly, N.J. .1«W 

stork'report- 

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Edna tioyd, 92 

more on page B4 

. UNWOOE> —: Edna, M. Uoyd, 92. of this coaimiirtity 

dledDcc. 13 at Shore' Memorial Hospital, Somcrs Point- 

• A .homemaker, Mrs. Lloyd Was a member of the Northfield. 

United Methodist Church, a life njembcr of the DAV 

'Ladies Auxiliary Chapter. No: 70, of the American Legion 

PostvNo.28 Ladies Aiixilitny. . • : 

She is 5uryjved by her husband,' JoWt Sn; two daughters, 

Doris Benrian nTVVeat Palm -Beach.:'Fla., and Betty SUteler' 

of Unwood; two sons. John Jr. of Nofthfield and. Floyd 

2 Pltct To Sn-V* YOU 

853 Aiijury Avo./ 

Oooan City. NJ 

393-1157 

3336 Woat Avo 

Ocoan CrtV. NJ 

036-1333 

Memorial Hospital- 

. "Medically Speaking" 

*+''.'•': 'ACCS. ') '.!>'PIC^ 

'i)?h.FA.CC 

.1802 

Frank Gross, 77 

SOMERS POINT -^ Frank VV. Cross, 77, of this rammunity 

died Dcc..9 at Shore Memorial Hospital. 

Born in Monticclto. NY he lived in Washmgtpn, D.C., 

before moving to Somcrs Polpt 15 years ago. 

Mr. Gross had worked in thd dvil engineering department 

for the city of, Washington, D.C^ for 25 years before 

Attention Ocean City Residents 

If you suffered water damage in last 

eek's stnnn, vou rhay bt? entitled to ;> • 

Ca.-.u."ilty Loss Deductinn on your Incofmu 

Tax return. Consult JI proti.-s.sion.il' 

Michael J. Bohrer 

.'-'.' • Crr:,yJ PuZ-.C-A-. r~r,Ur$ 

"?.;~/S. Sr.orv Rani; l vj::i.- WA 

• R i t a ' H i n e s , 6 5 ."•••••'• ''• ' • - ; 

SOMERS POINT — Rita F. Hincs, 65, of this community 

died Dec 12 at Shore Memorial Hospital. , 

Mrs.. Hlnes was a member of St Jowph's Roman Catholic 

Church in Somcrs Point and worked as a volunteer at. 

$hore Memorial Hospital.. .. . '. ;• 

Bom in Philadelphia, Mrs. Hirics lived in the.arca'ftnr 15' 

. y e a r s . - - ' '" ':' ;:'. ''.'-: •.'•'. '• •.-.,". • '••< V ' : 

Rulon pf linwood; one brother, James Ans'tey of Un-' 

wood; 10grandchildren; and JO great-grandchildren. 

: 

his retirement, ' •: '; ... */ . 

. Services were Wednesday at Northfield Untied .Methodist 

Qiaurch, NbrthGeld.-' .,- '•'•.•'.. • 

Burial was in Zion Cemetery, Bargaintown. 

Dpnations may be. made to the Northfield United 

Methodist Church. • '. • ' • 

Arrangements were by- the Parsds Funeral Home in 

Absecon. . ' ' ' 

Dominic Annarelli, 68 

OCEAN CITY — Dominic Anrurclli, 68, of this resort 

'. died Dec. 15 at Shore Memorial Hospital, Somers Point.- 

•Mr. Annarelli was the owner-operator of' AnnarcllLs 

Bicycles since 1%8. •• . '.'••,• 

He was a member of Ocean City V.F.W. No. 650. and 

retired bridge tender for the.state of New Jersey. 

Born and raised in.Ocean City, he was in the World War 

H Air Corps. . • ' ' 

Surviving are his wife, Margaret F. (Spell) two sons, • 

Michael D. of Palermo, Mark of Ocean City, a daughter, 

Mia Anriarclli of Ocean City; three sisters, Matilda Schultz 

of Stuart, Fla., Anna Sage of St. Petersburg, Fla.,. and 

Antoinette Eckcrt of Naples, Fla. and four grandchildren. 

Mass of Christian Burial will be 8 p.m. Friday at. St. 

Augustine's Church, where friends may call from 7 p.m. 

until time of Mass. ' • 

_ Mpmon'.î rnntTiVniHrri'; may be .untie to the OcCiH CitV 

RescuaSquad. _ 

Arrangements arc by Chester J. VVimbcrg Funeral Home. 


FLOWER SHOP 

Ocean City's Family Florist 

MARK VIDETTO 

: . >' 

Ho was a member of the National Rifle Association. 

Surviving is his wifcs Sigrid E. (Ljirson).:. ' Thtre are no immediate survivors.' '. •' 

Services were Saturday at the Ck)dfrcy Funeral Home - Mass Of Christian Buriai was Tuesday at St foscphV 

Ocean City. • •. . ' • • •'. Roman Catholic Church. Burial was in Holy Cross CCIIJO- 

.- purial wasjprivate at th#»6nvenicnce of his family. tcry, Yeaiion, Pa. . ; ' • >• ' 

•Memorial Contributions may be made to Shore Memo- Arrangements were by the Middleton-Stroblc" & jZalc 

rial HospiUl.New York A'vejiue, Somers Point. NJ 08244. funeral Home> Somcrs Point. • 

Cindy Lee Cesar* 39 

Philomena Trelli, 84. 

EAST PETERSBURG,.PA- — Cindy Lee Cesar, 39. for- ".SEA.ISLE CITY — -PhiJomena May Trelli, 84..of this 

merly of Ocean City, died Dec. 9 at Atlantic City Medical resort died Dec 10 at Burdette Tomlln Memorial Hospital, 

Center, City Division. • "• . • . . • Cape May Court House. ' • -. ' .. 

Mrs, Cesar wag a homemakeh 

Mrs. Trelli was a reared seamstress for the Jay Company 

Surviving are her .husband, Jam.es Joseph; two sons, of Philadelphia, a swim wear manufacturer. • • .- 

Joseph, and Jameson; a daughter, Jennifer Cesar,' four Bom an.d raised in Philadelphia, she moved tp Sea Lsle 

brothers, Patrick Mulhcm of Newark, Del., Randy Mul- Cilyin1978. ' • . • 

herh of Los Angeles, Rod Mulhem of Plcosantville and She is survived by a son, Joseph E. of Miquon, Pa/, a 

Tom Mulhcrn of Wilmington, Del; two'• sisters, Sue brother, James Cinelli of PhiladelphLi; three sisters,.Rita 

Washall of Newark-and Paitiela Mulhem of Wilmington; Taylor of Sea Isle -City,' Margaret Siynor .of Danbury, 

andher stepmother, Mrs.. Robert J. Mulhem of Wilming- Conn., and Evxlyn Qualtcrri of Philadelphia; and two 

ton. • ' • i- ' . . grandchildren. ' . 

Services were Saturdayat the Gcbhart Funeral Home,' Mass of Christian Burial was Monday at St. Joseph's 

Claymont, Dtl. . ' ' Roman Catholic Church.'Sca Isle Gty, • ' ' 

Burial was in All Saints Cemetery, Newark. 

Burial was in Holy Cross Cemetery. Yeadon, Pa. 

• Donations may be made to Our Lady of Good Counsel' Arrangements were by the Krause and Logan Funeral 

Catholic Church, 3948 Central Ave, Ocean City. Home, Sea Isle City. ' . .• , 

Donations,may be made to the Crest Haven Patient Spe-J 

dalty Fund, Garden State Parkway, Cape May Court 

Emma Kuhns, 80. 

House0S2ia . - '• ' a • . 

' SOMERS POINT — Emma J. Kuhns,'SO, of this-commu- 

P»hHc Notfce 

nliv, died pec. TT afrtotne." ~' '•' 

Mrs. Kuhns-was an office worker a\ Spencer Gifts in NOT1CP TO LIMfT CRJTDITOfUJ NOTX^TO uurr cnEorrono 

•West Atlantic Gty and a former member of Wesley Meth- ESTATE OF (Etoonor M.C*«**Xf- EqTATt OF Osanar M.Currtt^ 

Uan. Cwcomod ' ' . 

odist Church 'and Salem United Methodist Church in 

ham. Oocsasad ' • 

PunuanUoihooaterolW. Robon Putuonl Io trie ardor o< W. nab»rt 

('leasanrville. . . : Mango*. Surrogate of t*o Ccurty-d H«n«oo«.EufraoaS* Ol t»o Courry ot 

Copo Uay. m«do on too «l»i/wrri 

She was a Pleas-^ntville resident for most of her life.. 

C-npo May. mado on tr*» otmnrah 

(iey c* Decombar, 1902. en ma pio- day of 0«c«mfa«r. 10O2. en ex pad- 

She is survived by a son' Clinton P. of Somers Point; a' I tan ot (ha cutacrbor. tr» CwcutrW 

o< th» Csuta a» uM • Uocandant. 

ttan of tfv» aubacrSMT. Uia Exaoarti 

•daughter, Joan Ann De.Mas.sc of Sorners 1'oint; seven 

of S* Esuca c* kaM dooandant. 

notkso U hari^yoKwi to IhaCfoot- 

grandchildren and eight great-grandchUdern. .. •• rors erf o cat!, ca decsdor* e t to pmcon to ton oLaaU dtooadar* s> cro»or«.v> 

. 'Scr\-icxr5 were Monday at Adams-Perfect.Funeral Home, 

him w«fttn - 

*rth Cay ot OaoBrrOar. 1002. thalf 

North fie Id'. . " . ' .' 

cMima In wrigno and under oaTi. 

•pactying m* amour* dafnad and 

General 

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vis©-:.-; 

398-7923 i( ItTjy+ZV 

UANAC.CJJI. NT . , 

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CLEAN 1 • £AFt -. CAB SERVICE 

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CALL 927-7573 or 390-3653 

Youx ChiUtata *ad Trlia A 7*cc Shop 

For All Your Christmas Decorating Needs 

— OUR GIFT TO YOU 

10O Ut« Set 

with each cut or 

petted tree 

0' or over 

'fj Ki>i Mi*-\.-.iî;;>i 

ill 

L 

•. y 

Point eateries set. to 

'iMon will also hnlii 

Year's. Eve party 

Stirling at 9 p.rin. ThursdaV, 

LVx'. 31. Thc partv v.ill fci- 

;•.!.•••• a.-jopc^Kir ,>.:ij a bt:(u:. 

The crv.ii', Si5 cr £2aat 

''.'no dorr. Cs!. L 923-7V'5 t'er 

Met\ ClCb of Our 

!n 

:s 

Vein's Hvo dmricr djnee .5t 

wit' tenureh, iocn 

iit, making- night ndes a 

Sign-ups for the Somers safer activity! Thi» is phas^ 

Point baseball clinic will be nvo of (he "path lighting 

Held from 6 to 7:30 • p.m. project. The' entire Sqmcrs 

Thursday, Jan. 7 in the Som- Point bike path should be lit 

ers Pdint Community Edu- completely by the end of 

cation .ind Recreation >m '' 

Office at'Jordan Rilad 

School. • 

The indoor'dixv:cwil.l be 

Thirty-six heivireca-huve 

held for a«s 9-12 from 6. to' 

been pl.inii'd in Kennedy 

7:"v1 p m. on Fnday:> and 

Park in Snmcrs Point 

frum//--30. to 9 p.na. .(or agt-> 

Twelve 1/indon -Pl.un,- \2 

.11- 12. The program i-i open, 

white fj.ik.i and i'2 H.uv- 

to al^ ^kill levels .ind both 

tlmni-, wen 

>;irls .ir.d lx>ys C.iii 927- 

3253-fnr rnorc mforaiation. 

1 SPECIAL. TICKET 

OFFER AT iSJRT 

SOMHRS POINT — 

South Jersey Regional is 

offering a. special pcrforrnance 

of Godsebumps in 

Which patrons' can attend 

.the,2 p.m. Sunday, Doc. 20. 

performance for.any contri-, 

bution they enn'afford,. 

: - The 

pi.mted the 

t\nA W(n:k fin L}N_ 

K'tore arc \chc\\\i\cJL 

;n 1993." 

n 'poy what you can" 

• offer . is subject to ticket 

availa.bility 1 administration and- the parent*. 

. . 

Books may be donated at T° 

, and ticket's 

muijt be. purchased iit the 

box office 45 minutes before 

the show on Sunday. 

N tickets will be sold 

before 1:15 p.m. Dc.c. 20, 

FIRE CO. OFFERS 

SANTA VISITS 

. SOMF.RS PO-JNT'— The 

Sorticr.'; Point Volunteer 

Fire Co. No. 2 is offering ,» 

special trc.it far the holid.iys. 

For-a $10 donaricln, 

S.mtp Claus will visit city 

homes on a fire truck. Thc 

•fund-raiser will run 

throughout the month to 

Christmas.- Proceeds will' 

benefit the company's 

building -fund; call 653- 

1426. . 

LEGION TO HOLD 

NEW YEARS PARTY 

SOMERS'POINT— The 

Somcrs, Point American 

I>Cg:on_ will hold. ,r Now 

^Year's Hvo Part?, from 0 

p.m. to 1 a.m. Thursday, 

LV

A10 TTiCSWrnEL-lEOGEtl Oiw«naty,H.J. Thursday, Oocwmber 17,1993 ', i ' 

The Tollozvin&Professionals and Businesses 

extend their Best Wishes For A Happy and 

Healthy'Holiday Season..< 

ASBURYAVE.HAIRCO. 

3209 Asbury Ave. 

Ocean City, NJ 

399-9079 

10 E. 9th SL 


399-6100 

208 8. Shore Rd 

Marmora. N. J. 

390-2468 

CODSIK 6UND RESL 

104 Asbury Avc. 


399-9462 

DISCOVERY-TRAVEL 

Wayside Village 

, Marmora, NJ 

390-9101 

EDUCATION STATION 

(Drv ct T.l. FO-IXHUJ 4 Co 

2408-NevRxt. 

Nortlifleld, NJ . 

• 641-7770 . 

X CHICKEN PXUS 

92G Aibury 

Ocean City. NJ 

398-0414 

FIRST SAVINGS iLOAN- 

I.vW C"it»,Nj 

.363-8758* 

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390-7995 

KATHY JEROME 

• _'r-.f-> ,t ,,..t,; 

. 27U17 A&bury Ave. 

• Ocean City. .NJ .-• 

391-0731 •. 

MARMORA MINI-STORAGE 

215 S. Shore Rd. 

Plamt 9 

Marmora. NJ" 

' 340-3567 

iOTCEELL S. MOSKO^TTZ. 

Attorney . I 

1125 Aiiiiitic Ate. {Suite 7VJJ ! 

340-5H02- ; 

OC MEDICAL CENTER 

D f As the r. jj.'bjcta ';•'« • iSiS ; I 

204 -U 10 As bury Avc 

Gceaa City.NJ 

ROBERT POLT 

15 K. fath St. 


398-0660 

ROYAL UMOCO. 

902 WcolerAyc. ; 

Pleasantrlile, NJ . • • 

$00-621-7711 

DR. ROBERT E SHEHMt HJ). 

(5poctaJUir>0 In Internal MocDdno) 

301 3rd St. (at West Avc.) 

. , Ocean City, NJ . ' 

399-6055 

SHIRK 

Edward D. Jones S Co 

800 Asbury Ave. 


398-1755 

SHORE PRINTING 

1337 West Ave.. 


399-7770 

SNEAKER SHOP 

825 Asbnry Ave. 


391-5223 

S0MERS-P0INTH3DYSB0P 

7th & New Hampshire Avc. 

' Pomt, NJ • . 

• .927-3666 

SPORJS with DTCK & JANE 

854 AiburyATC. 

' Ocean City, NJ • 598-4221 .' 

, Scavillc. ,*iJ - 624-0440 

LEW SYPHER, BUILDER 

Box 551 -~ ; i ' • 

• Ocean City. NJ ' 

. 'r 39ft-8298.. - • 

1 119 Afibary Avc*. 

Occa_n 

' 399-6399 

WEST COAST VIDEO•! 

048 Aabury Avc. { 

Occaja City. NJ 

3^9-4070 v ..' 

• v : 

ROBERT F. WESO.N, JR. ; 

1215 Asbur>-Avc. 

Ocean City. .\J 

391-7738 

723 West Avc. _ I, 

Oceaja Cltv. NJ I 

398-4464 

1231 Kt. 0 

Palermo. .NJ 

390-8450 

THESEHffiEWZDGER 

112 12 Elfhtli ttghtli St. St. 

Occxn :cm City. KJ 

399-5411 

•SAND LOSS 

DAMAGED RROBPTEKTV OWINERS 

« Free fir Prompt 

© -Carpet.. Ceramic TiU- o,'Vin\I Moors 

Installers Ila\c Agreed To Give- 

Special Priority To Vour > 

o Guaranteed Installation liy The Holidays 

On In-Stock-Products 

"V) Payments For 90 Days 

To Quariticd Purchasers 

Largest Inventory In The Area 

Low Prices 

i.7 k 

propose 

y»**f ^ mwo severe. 

*!*-*• 

Brigantinp to Capo May by- ah for shore protection 

Coast 'Guard helicopter should remain on beach 

Tuesday, U.S. Rep. Bill replenishment because it 

Hughes said he plans to has proven effective. • 

hold a meeting in his Lin- 

Accordlngto Ocean City 

wood office Friday to dis- 

Public Information officer 

cu33 the next step. . 

Beth Minicoff, the Army 

The Army. Corps has 

Corps, may begin filling in 

some flexibluty." Hughes 

the beaches at 4th Street 

sa{d. "*Thc CoTps could do 

and working south. , ' 

.any number of things."- ••• 

Minkoff uald yesterday 

The Army Corps of Engi- 

•morning the .'contractor was 

neers is overocelhg. the pro- 

putting the dredge 

ject, which was let ouf to 

private contractor Bean 

Dredging. 

Hughes said there are still 

hundreds of thousands of 

.cubic yards of sand to be 

pumped before the contract 

is fulfilled-, and there may 

be some way of redistribut- 

•ing that. 

• He said in his assessment 

from the ' air,. about twothirds 

of the .pumped sand 

was; still on the beach, like 

almost every other official, 

Hughes credited the beach 

project with protecting the 

city from far greater damage 

than it received. 

"thank God we had that 

beach," he said. "Otherwise 

this could haveixcn much-. 

r 

1 pipe 

.back together, and the 

dredge should be ; and analyzed: 

walk. 

lulu»":,).LU t, L! i i.i 

his Philadelphia office, Pir- lion worth of property 

ritano wid the beach will be along tho.boardwalk — not 

built to Its, Original profile, to mention the value of the 

if the Corps can.get thq boardwalk and that prop-^ 

money for it. 

crty to the economy of the- . 

"I can't say when the city,",he said. "That gives 

funding will be there," he. you an idea of the worth of 

said. 

beach replenishment.'* 

. City Administrator Rich- . •". • He also wid about 40 per- . 

ard Deaney, who wa9 also .cent of the beach wao' 

oh '• board the helicopter •expected to be lost over if. 

with Hughes fla well as City tturec-ycar period, so offi- 

Council President John cials knew the beach would 

Flood; 5ald city officials will not be as wide a3 it was for- 

back in tv- pushing for further proever, and that the' Corps A 

the borrow arda-'when seas tection for Ocean City's promised to add sand to the 

, are calm enough. According shoreline.- • . beach aa heeded. » •• 

to Minkoff, the dredge was According to Deaney, the • Deaney said the repeated 

on the ocean side of thewor^t 

erosion in the project high tides greatly -reduced • 

bridge by yesterday. area was between 4th and the-chances any of the lost 

During thchigh tides, the 12th streets, then from 4th sand may- find its way back 

dredge had. anchored Street north. He said' the to the beaches. He said it is 

behind Longport! . area south of 12th Street did understanding that each 

According to local Army better in the storm. tide washes the sand fur- •:' 

Corps sources, it looks like Deaney also credited the ther from the beach, "nvak- . 

the project may be restarted new beach with limiting ing the possible 

at 4th Street, where thedamage 

along the board- more and more unlikely. 

worst erosion took.place. 

Army Corps spokesman 

Roy Pirritano-said Tuesday STRATHMERE 

the Corp3 is not likely to 

have, a" solid estimate on 

beach loss in the project 

area for over a week, when, 

surveys wiU be completed 

UMQUETOYS FOK ALL AGES 

This toy ispowercd by 

hilfeid 

ft Sundry 10 wn • 3 f>tn 

CLOOtO UOKOAYS 

Ctty;KJ 

r-v| (603) 33&-67-00 • Acnm from Hol*l 

- (continued from page 1> 

ting estimates and making 

their own claims in the 

weeks ahead. •. ' 

"We were "ravaged," said 

Bill Cowan of the Strathmere 

Improvement Association. 

This was the worst." 

•Herman said that last 

week's flooding had the 

worst;impart.OT\ Strathmcre 

.is any -storm in recent 

years. An estimated 180,000 

cubic yards of sand was lost 

from dunes. / , 

Ocean Drive .was still not 

•accessible this week due to 

,a substantial breach in the 

Whale Bcjchsection.-which 

bordervboth Str.ithmere 

and Sea Isle Qty. Massive 

.'imounts -of wnd in the 

roadway .was still bein^; 

chared, although Strath-, 

mero residents coutd travel 

north over the bridge to 

Ocean City. 

flood waters Friday 

'morning dyring the height 

of the storm wen.- A full six 

lnchiv. higher ikin ho had> 

cs'cr 'u.'cn it vn his 12 yean 

living fin 'StrafhmcTC. 

Ccnvar. said. He added that 

the'stirvt .>ml up s«.'VrrK 

Frp« 

i OCEAN CITY — 'Follow- recently had misced a lot of 

'SEA ISI.K CITY -. The' The Planning ^ ing a short closed session, .meetings, in addition to the 

Planning Board Monday, would like to discuss the theDoard of Education Dec. th i i 

tabled a discussion on prop wno have was ashamed of her paycheck 

because it was so' 

small. " • . 

. Kathy Thompson , "the 

chief negotiator for the 

staff, said, "It's obvious 1 

don't" stay here for the big 

bucks.' 

been work Board member Jerry 

three times in hih . . KJause said the board did 

after he allegcdly.refused to. J unc 30, were also sup- understand how much the 

drop a shotgun he was PP. rt p , w 

home' 

°d by teachers and staff does. 

u«u:-.,_ ., ] I .-.: i mc-ml^rs of thn.nnhlir ^v. 

in K without a contract sin.ee 

J uno 30,. were also supshots 

program for two extra holding and moved toward mwn bcrs of the.public. Sccd.iys. 

' • .. the tin.- officers. Diutvrs. According to êtaries. —* teacher's .---..^. •-,^.^., ajdes. 

Added were. "10 t.m. to 12 police, Carroll had phoned cmtodians, cafeteria,.work 

5 and d \yi\\t ,: n;;ni!xT n.' 

.laws;; i! s. : :ic I u >i i ng- one 

invcifving .)i s know- that, but the 

support staff is at one place 

and we're at another," he 

said. "Ill meet with you 

He Was given first aid on K 

.t!;c!L.nt to viis-_ 

a>-.i'-.:-..^h:-, r-.--;.1i..:' 

SHOOTING VlCT(M -. 

cnrriCAL • . ' - 

r o ur >ds employees are tonight if you want to go 

Ike scene'and.iaken-to the' incluc!cc J A" Jty.'- .support_ £eLYQ«rnegotiator." ._ 

hospital. • •sfaJf.- • ' Kjaujc said the board has 

Thi: incident is under Staff members said the to go through the steps set 

investigation by the Ope board docs not understand up by the state-, and if the 

M.iy County prosecutor's ' 

office. 

nmv haVe lo wait for the fact, 

finder to make his findings. 

"It's not like we're sitting 

here .callous an.d uncaring," 

he said. . . 

In other business, at the 

meeting,. Dr. Donald Dearborn, 

superintendent of 

schools, responded to questions 

about third grade 

overcrowding and the u*c 

of films in the classroom 

raised by parents at the List 

meeting. 

Dearborn said the district 

will hire .a port-time, teacher 

for the 3rd grade .reading . 

group; ""which Will "Ic-sscn 

class size, so- that there- mil. 

be no more than 22 students 

.much the staff does. 

in any group. • • 

two groups can't come to 

and one woman said "she an agreement j-hey will 

12th. Night fest at St. John 

OCtfANCITY —St.'john 

', organist Ray Tickets for the. festivities 

•tiithcrjn Church will Hunsicker and cellist •ire S13 for adults and $f> for 

•provnt i:s_ second annual Anthony .Pirollo, all undef children undiT 12, -available 

Twelfth Ni'ght fest 5 p.m. the direction of Scoit |. at the church office ,9;3n 

Sunday, Jan' 3 a.t theBrriner'/ 

' i '• 

a.m. to 2:."V) p.m. weekdays. 

church, K'th and-Centrjl. 

Seating is limited. . ^ 

Following the concert, Call'399 07^ for details. 

i IV.r Sj. /chn Choir and •lbnal.-Twelfth' Night 

fiwi-v. Miloists .will. 

will be vcrVed, pre- 

Hv:v.:rr.:r> Britten's A Cere I by Wayne Grant. 

":, r:y y Curjl:' fCjr treble 

\i\i.»"." ar.ii tho CkrvAms.^. 

< Tltii Or^l.ro !'nr rruxcxi -vo:cts 

lW s 1 > 

"\- ' ': 'i'^'.m. GRAVE 

..•WREAtHS"-V. B WETS: 

S rover 

Candy 

•.-.rapped 

DELIVERED FREE ' 

tables 

' ( ir\ Of Atlantic C.-itV 

• • * * 

Hoard Of Kducation 

' . ' . * • ' " 

;:.;.•:; •-: F ., : ' ^-!A. i 

John Shirk 

. c. 

; • •" . i in uhc old axi bnck 

1 x\. ": . i LVJI'K buiidiiic.. 

IT* I'dward i). .lonos » purcAiio of ivu cf ex.*. ''u 

(Ur>irmjm J?5 purenmo ) intw i^-^tKi: 

f lHcaffh>^l0tlavnowai^spiibotli ! 

Saturday and Sunday at •'•It; 30 AXll 

.'."*""¥•••*• "• .

: 

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TrVts weekend's nor'eastor storm repeatedly (Hied barrier tsiand streets, stranding cars in Ocean City, abpvd and 

bolow loft,'though some four wheel drive vehicles would not be stopped, below. Reportedly, when the almost 

compJetely.flooded car on the left wa3 parked, the street was dry. Numerous cars were destroyed by deep water. 

Above, Ocean Prrve berween &ea Isio City and Strathmere Was-almost trnpasttoie. 

Gte.in Cr.y r.trocts. bclcm were t**nct sui!ed for bO3Js than cart '• 

photos by: 

Byron Mercer, ••;• 

Charlie Wood. ; 

Macpherson 

Photography, 

Rafch Cooper and 

BiilBarkJw 

Above, Somers Point Officer Sloven Gray warns people off the dosed 9lh 

Street Causeway! Below, a wind-blown tree damaged a porch In Ocean City. 

C-o rrwst areots-m Ccoan City, and on an rho glands, tt tooko.. . . . . . The average musical his ministry through his 

py series i.i on the fol- 

Jersey Shore Jazz Vespers'at 

ensemble presented .at th,e music. VVc recently saw him 

Tiit Mthdi Ch lowing Sunday so we will 

Trinity Methodist .Church describe them in the order Jazz Vespers Is relatively in the Pitman. Hdbo Band •«/„,-,- o , • . 

in Ventnor or the Serendip- of dib their presentation...... h i h small tmd intimate.. . -] when they appeared in the tn,h £ 

Season's exultations at Epiphany 

By £D WLSMER. 

Sontmol-Lodaor Critic 

w -°?' n S fo ^ v Attendance indicated that 

the holiday spirit i-i spreading. 

It,, was.-a. .very large 

crowd that really rubbed 

elbows in the modctt-sized 

Siincfuary. . • 

Wq were looking forward 

^d 

h Sd 

Uy Sunday at the" sister ,: (The/ Ace Macera loth TheVFW Concm Band's Occah . eityChr.istmas . ^ ^ r ^ S ^ X o 

. church of the paxnc naxrie in Street Band will bring "The " J5 members filled Truiity paradeJ . • - „ -,--. 

Margate. \; •:. . Music of Clpishnas" 5 p.m.' Church's chancels with' ~The VFW Band playoti a u""^"' • V ? 9 l-», ca «" ^ d 

; Th

•HISTORIC HOUSES, 

SIHblA REMEMBERED 

on the nnmi.it 

Ttio.usc TOUT, 

sponsored Sunday, Dec.'SO 

by the Friends of the Qee.in 

City Historical Museum, 

will be open 12-5 p.m. 

The Union Chapel By- 

« • ' . • : . . , : • . , • • . S i • ' . • • i . . . • . • . ,• . ' ; . ' ' . ' • . ' i • • •• i i •• • • •• •. • • . 

• • • • ' •' ' • ' • • ' ' : : • > > « « • : ? : • ? • • ' ' • • ' ' ? • • ; • • ; : • • • • „ , • • , • • • • • - • • • . , ' . •. - • • • • - • . • • • • 

Saturday. Dec. 

• - 91 h &-Ccritr< 

Qwfcrt'aty, 17,1002 

Happenings at the Ocean City 

17th and Simpson Avenue 

(Arts Center • Museum • Library > AquM&& Fitness Center )\ 

399^7628 399-1801 399-2434 

the-Sca, 55th and Anbury, ' the museum. Senior Studio. Taylor at 3 p.m. and a pro-- .mas, Snoopy, Santas, nativi- "93 coupon books for sale, 

will ill also l b bo open f for view i 846 Ab A a n d t i Th Sidi b ty musical typc3 as wclj as otS40 each 

1 846 Asbury Ave./ and at scntation on The Sindia byty, 

musical typc3, as wdj as ot S40 eaching12-3p.m. 

, Suit Rose Words and Music, local historian Bob Marts At 

- — • - '-. .The books aTe.usqblo 

• This year's tour will also 6-1QAsbury'.'•'• . . 4p.m. 

immediately. ..through 

. feature. th'o, museum's. " his- ' Also on Dec- 20, the Museum admission is 

November 1993. 

faric'house,. 113$ Wesley museum will hofd an open free;, donations are wcl 

Ave., for the firsi tixnc since house 12-5 p.m. with special come'. Refreshments will 

1989-' . • . • 

displays about The Sindia, .jncludie 

a list of thewhich 

ran aground in a 

.Tickets 

open houses will be avail- storm .off the a y*s-15* 

able on the day of the tour Street beach in 190V A book 

at the Historical Museum. d video of the voyage 

1735 Simpson Avi.'.. and at .and the -shipwreck, will be 

the Historic House, 1139 offered for sale. . 

Wesley Ave. Cost is SI0. ' I"* 1 *-' open house wdl also 

Advance tickets arc S8; feature "special music by 

•available-through Occ. I8.it Marion Cailen and Charles 

Hey Kids! 

: '/.: 

; •'• HO ; the Hummel Christinas 

sencsand Gocblo bells. • ..••' 

PORCELAIN ANGELS 

IH SPECIAL DISPLAY 

• The Historical Museum 

traditional mulled has a special display of port 

CHRISTMAS ITEMS 

cider, punch and Christmas celaln angels • on exhibit ON SALE AT MUSEUM 

cookies. ' 

through the end of Novem- The museum- gift shop 

has a number of gift Items 

T J C T . - * •••••. ' . ' .. 

BELL COLLECTION 

They include ' Margaret for sale. , ••• . 

DISPLAYED AT MUSEUM 

Furlong, Koestel, Liardo, Hours' aw. -10 a.m. to 4 

A local collector^ assort - 

crystal, Venetian Glass, p.m. , . weekdays, and 1-4 p.m.' 

ment of bells are now onCross 

Sword, Dresdan, Mel-. Saturdays.- 

display at the museum. san, Angel band Resi, postel 

Some of the Hems availabto for purchase at tho Festival of Crafts, gofng on now 

More than 50 bells of and Kaiser.- • 

FESTTVAL OF CRAFTS 

glass, porcelain, silver and 

through Doc. 28 althe Ocean City Arts Cantor. 

ENTERTAINMENT '83 AT THE ARTS CENTER 

other materials area' BOOKS AVAILABLE The arts center's annual 

adorned in.an assembly of the Ocean City Historical Holiday Festival of Crafts is 

themes, including Christ- Museum has Entertainment going on now through Doc. 

28 at the center's gallery, 

second floor, 173S Stopson 

1ABUI>OUS FAST FOOD Ave. 

Handmade Jtems on display 

include pottery,, jewelry, 

wooden toys; stainedglass, 

silk 'flower arrange- 

FAMILY 926 Asbury Avo. ments, dolls, bears and nov- 

Ocean City. NJ. elties. ... 

398«0414 

Small stocking atuffers 

CHICKEN 

will also be. offered at rea- 

ComoSccOur . sonable prices.. 

Gfngcrbicad Village Hours are 9 a.m.-5 p.m. 

PLUS 

"weekdays, T-^ p.rn. Mondays-TKursdays, 

9 a.m.-i 

p.m. Saturdays, arid 1-4 

CLOSING . 

I 

p.m. Sundays. 

DEC. 23rd 

Call 397-742S for details. • . 

(Wili.Reopen on 

' or about.March 

• 15, 1993) I 

HOHO..'.' 

Let Mom and Dad Knew 

HAVE BREAKFAST WITH 'SANTA' 

at the • • . ' ' ' • • 

$3.00 Off i 

I 

I 

j 

r GINGERBREAD ART ARTS CENTER PLANS are ajso cancelled Dec. 26 

DEMO RESCHEDULED TRIP TO FLORENCE and Jan. 2. . € 

• A one^weck trip to Flo- 

The Arta Center has rence, Italy, with a local art GOT A QUESTION? 

rescheduled a talk-by local historian guide, is sched* CALL N J. NIGHTUNE 

craftsman Jkn Friant on gih- uled March 14-22, with pro- through New Jersey 

gerbread art and Christmas ceeds to benefit the Ocean Nightline, people can have 

ornaments to 1:30 p.m. Sun- City Arts Center. 

their questions, answered, 

day,- Dec. 20 at the center. ... Florence, called the cradle even wnen tho local library 

The talk was canceled last of the Renaissance, is the is dosed. 

week because of the weath-. ' home " of' Michaelangclo's Hours arc 9 p.m. to mid- 

cr. • '-•'.- 

David and the Uffizi Galnight, Mondays through 

lery. Side trips to the city of. Thursdays, and 5 p.m. to 

Friant will also di3cuss Sienna and San Cimagnano midnight Fridays through 

German. Christmas cas- areaLwplanned. . . Sundays. -. 

toms. including g art, food • For more information. • The toll-free number is 

and ti tieeerstinf;,-anti?. -flyers- arc-available at the 

provide recipes-to.take 

Arts Center or by calling For more information, . 

STOCK UP*] 

home. 

Lucinda Hathaway, 399- call the Occ,in Qty Public 

6921. '• •" • '. Library, 399-Z43-1. 

Admission is free; call the 

RACQUETBALL LEAGUE 

; NOTO ; 

center, 399-7628 for details. 

. F?!J Yocr Frooiof 

EMERGENCY M-EET1NG BEGINS JAN. 18 . 

| Wiffi Ota Doboous | . 

FOR LIBRARY BOAFID ~The Aquatic & Fitness 

* An emergency meeting of Center will >host a winter^ 

i Chicken Pot Pies • 

the board of directors of the basketball league, begin- 

J 

Ocean City Pree' Public 

' L_ _ - - « J 

Invited. 

2 KVlturxJof 1O(Wll 

11 AM 7 P.M 

Sun A Thufr. 

and Asbury Ave. 0&226,398-8781, . . .- 

!;.', . •. : ' 

Ocean City s annual Beciniae'of the storm/the- 

This will be the final Sat- Waves of Carwg Center conccrt ^ jj^ •pMadeiaH* 

urday for Breakfast .With opened Wednesday 11 a.m. 3 ^ ^ schcdiAai kff- 

Sdnta 9 a.m. til noon at Hours.arc 11 a.m. 10 4 .pjn. iaot Saturday'was Ouiêtol 

through Dec. 23..with the ^ .Aoir ^^ ^ ^ ^ # ^ 

exception of Sundays. Music Pier ocxt !?uromcr. . 


Those iti need-may pick up Those who pvrchxied 

clothing and toys for the advanced tickets should 

com ing events 

holidays. • turn them in for rcftmdsa*' 

If you wish to donate. Ac Public gdaJioo* Office, 

Thursday, Dec. 17 Monday, Doc. 21 

drop off mptcriat at *e 2nd Koor,-City Hatf. 

Who, what, where on First Night 

W6cn*h'« RaMich OuD — £oa- Library Board — q Center, 10th and Asbury Searching, far • Sanfti '» 

oral' mo«3ng. Tho FlanArr* Haul, 1 ina, Fn>» PubBe \Jbraty,- 17m aryj S-m- 

p m. • . . ' 

p*on, 3pm. . , 

Ocean Clly/Up'psr Township Exchang* Cui> —' f&txxnofa 

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tT - iaE City. Council discaB&iaa cc. sêai ssiaavfed.' it a'; 

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Sfeflaaee. H :wo3d also ««**«*.M&fcaisi 

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• 1.' totixr'xJcvriopincntin the 9CW3^ _to run. into ine 

- jrorthend barrier-Island, stasn dsaaiis a&d 

The 

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B1-3 

B4 

2ND HELPING REVIEW • B6 Tho S(c;iitiod. ? '" c ra^^cter u-as vvxa-iisg . slso pc a faiurc ctsftssder- Ea ' orc f ::acnt _ ISLE 

, f=* au Join- icid^M oato arJ a?f •_ ^ ° 

Bureau in terialevcis takenat bay ana 

-• - ••...' ."^. fi>» -*-«-p dsrr^red 2-JTVJ '«wjr\d Sth Strrt-L arsd it' aicn in ofi«?r JTPK of. thp Ailantic City. Similar oceanfrdnt locations in 

r>.t piy 

CBcn Pon:::;:!c ^ ? - 

thii. islarj *r«r -cir—-^ '"- 5tTCEt 

ir'j. -^tpiirehixaîta 

by the Pctloci 

pepe wîca'- ;J i*-*i- bnd; 

. ;i-^_ w, fi.,. • v .^.\ v-.-;-—**; _; •-*,rt-^v' f"-^"* "*"«^ £H=-J>srcd ^nd -^-"-- «n scrt-r. ana it aacn in ctaer asras of • Use «*—««i. v..v. ^.^wi-i w-wafom locations «n „ 

.. ^y-a-ay tac . ^ka^vKopttr co aw? roo: ^ ^ was a !«. „- cfcsr.i-^ :«" c-xpecied the road grcr*-r^ raaricipaliJv. rispertons have been dor* Sirathmcrc o*-er the sun- - 

.. -arc . je=rxs-i2j rtos^s'^. ._-p io jjo . . . " shc/jld becrpen sccr- A pctitun vs^sh 25 Sgaa- ^ *^ v «Sa] oihcr• oDenmun!- pier, when the use is great- '-' 

. 'S>tiir.tan'6 svirji^cr C_ff . A' rcrtricr-d resident said tiaies caf Sirs*urcrc"^S- tic5 ' i»dîir:g the Ar.d-.cr- cst, were withta the 

__,. . Rs-.icdd ui:d thi* tinnr. . u .2i'>io«sc was sccc at der.ts in-as sabwitJed at the a S c Ppi-htc sccrion of range- No connecSon -was *K 

^ /c^ -a=7agcd âVby far the wors! hp hai -low-dc- smarting;&ace tie cmrjsu- Sooiers Point'and the niide at the time behvpen • M • 

,~^* 2 ~ i ' ZC J1k.' t Z '"" ***="- *^ r -« : " c '-"-^^ '—erf ' ^ ?i- f/ He'said fcrdeithatiawldthe 

h;gh 

Boo Marti ex' 5trr.-:r Stuir/ormat:or-officer 

Beth -* 

a y County . Health officials said. 

>5 prabably. ir. 

t.-jn ar.v other tc system. (coalirtard fxcja page 1) aboard the Beach BnOder 

Dor.ald and Elizabeth Th3t'.National Cuard^ . v.hcn thenorthcasler 

If your personal property ing from .i collision,' tion formiincy !o-;t in the S100.arc then deductible as 

ras destroyed as a result of Whether due to faulty, driv- .stock • market'or through an itemized deduction to 

• a ôod, earthquake or van- ing of another or you r*-lf. poor real estate Invest- the extent that the total. ; 

dalism, you probably. . Deductions are- also ments. • exceeds 10 percent erf your "•• 

wo?cn't thinking about; allowed ft1r losses cju;«d How much of your ' ' adjusted gross fncome. . ' 

yotir uves.is y«usur\-cyed'by theft,'including robbery loss is deductible? ' ' In estlrruring the damage 

thedanliigt.-. .•• . ' and embezzlement, Howev.- ' Before chiming, any tax. to • your, property, don't 

J.JOAvcver. .is the New^Jer- ^ . you ,mwt be able to deductions /or your per- assume that you enn deduct , 

?.y ,' 

(*xm ty Uacphwun PVaafK^t 

Lotsa Santas 

cm. ««vcre' called :n, Jhcv 

c - v °'- cr ". ed ' prove thht a thefl has taken sonal' cosaaltv loss, you the replacement vakxs of 

.liUHIc. Accountants pomLs pIlCo. : 

• must'first ffleW insurance theprb>erty. .' •• 

out, you m.iy bo a hie \o xhe simple disappearance reimbursement.' Tax dedue- , Asa rule, the amount of a 

- obtain .some-financial relief .of-money or .property-is not ttons are allowed Only for lo« is the lesscV of the 

by toking a t.ix deduction CT)nsidercd a theft in the ' uninsured-looses. property's adjusted basis or 

fora portion of your casu- Cyevof the IRS. •' . Thc deduction for each fair market value. The. 

• altyloss. • ' . .- : • '-.-• - • •-. - - 

Whjt is i casualty loss? 

For rax purpose, casualty 

losvs are those 1 The IRS expects you to be able to document 

that 

rcsu(t from sudden, unex- the amount of the deduction you are claiming. 

pected or i|5tu.-,u.il ivcnts. 

These cm includt' tornadoes. 

htirrirarn-s. floods .nul If yo\] had'moncy depos- ' casualty ih' then' limited to Jdjustcd basis is v.'tf»t you- 

Drp«rar^r.j vr& be p-.ci^g -wcxUd ?>ot havcihe v'thidtk- tr-^ni: the agtwcvci w.xh " Of . u -"P rcr *' drr -^'--. •='• ;"; : ^ r 

upjy.chn debris, Jrjdyuiis^ to cse'myway. • hc4pcd the ct>'. ~*i^±nz ^ ^ ^ ^ "'f" .- _ - . >•'"';« 

or. regular- teJtth days frnn problAn-.s : hjv".crrv/s Guard 'and pohcc fraw £"'• ", JSiXd I ' : ^- CI '-' ^ V 

.-v^-jj-bijan ;3. acrcrd^g rcr^crficd to- -were ca-jaed othrr-tovrr.V >-hot< helped'' ""'•' Vl - cr a '' s i v ^ rc !-'/ !r ;. ac j#v:.--ih trcf rear C";K' stroct 

'g rcr^cr.cS«S to--w«rr 

"-~ _''-•• 

to Mirvixjff.) . . ^ pt^^ sghtjrt-rs^ 

® Lrurx ' s othrr-tovrr.V Khorf helped 

* A4m;r.;v grrtrng th«r car* ttuck 

tratcr "' ' 

r r' ". " r "' •• c " 

• "ir. thc vyort,t oi tru? vtoirn, ''»w-' -,-'•- ' "* J ' ' " 

ludirg.thc State t'oi;ce, ',*^. C -''^ ~'• Vf ' M the curb, ; 

• f 

So: ^ 1 BrUer dredge cut 

ixig to thc Cublic ' s^ciorand rhoved tn'iw.'er 

Department. .The moorings behn-.d Lcngpcrt. 

Cipe V.tay C0---..7. Muric- "°^ ^»4 Rauge pegged • arsy other Ocra^ Gtv^t-i;p^J 

-.t!;r.I;t!(-s Au:hont>- :> c* 11 J f/^ 

|_ 

Sartas, Santas overywhero, .especially in this cflsplay at. Ruth's Hgllmark slora on Asbury Avenae, Ocean City- f.rcs ' •• ' . • •m-din'apersonatwvjngsor the uninsurvd 'jmotmt'in . p.iid for thepropc-rty minus 

beaches hs.d done their job. 

Tbcy had provided a-haven 

for sun bothers arsd swixnrners 

during the sunvrrcr, 

tind prouxtcd tho ocean ' 

front anJ boaxrfwalk frocn 

the fI^^^ rn-ijor storm of the 

winter. ' • " ' 

Tne beaches can and • 

probably will be rebuilt 

gg IT:S polxc. . " 

And 'now Betty, Mrs. 

The otyS frri; 

J . Mrx, Brucy «nd 

her Ocran Ct 

BACK! 

' 1 '0 mph. ar.d the dwtt, whoso horncsar.d 

:owf:«i a ' ^"-rsdj were he-avk-x than - peVsonai belongings wcrt 

:' By 

) , will try to 

Popular 

rebuild their lives. *'• 

^(HÊNS 

Demand 

IS' 

W Rominrjer: 8 Shopping day3 till Christmas!- . . . ' ' . TV %uddc-n «.-vi?:-.t is one checking .uxounKin a' Lunk. excess of- SUX). The SI00\ depreciation and plus air. 

•' that is swift, not gradual or (>r iTi-dit union that later nose .applies to^ tho total increase in .value- as a result 

• . proj;ro-viivo. !>\ :< rr' t-xjin-^ went bankrupt or became amount of damages pt-r of improvements. 

"" - ' " ~ j*ir, ~—1 rrrr;—~f * takr rt 'Tr.Tii\TTit,'yxTUfr>^XV c'c-Ct "to" 'rnTnafty. , "\ "T tfcfC^T'IjTi' oxainpio. 'fit 

rfi'diiitu'i: -fiii- . I'.imiHjc .lo hike a Casualty loss diHJuc- . So, for example, if a flood sudden storm hftsyoui; area 

your property th.tt .H!, headed Realu^rs >s ccimpr;vd c.i _,I:'- y :r.*.!':rTti s. 

B^r^cr Realty; president. Kvsrd .fovxl'prcrccfand p.y- Ju '^... 

1 Home V.'wr.. [-'osier over 5.).'! .Realtor; Rca.':-.;r. may t_-:'-i; a'"-i-. 

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NaTjo care 

hfre women . ,FIm ployed 

TROP'S J, TREES vyornen arc more likely than 

• Free Holly 

prfulvxtivc :v. ti-C r.-.nrji'ir.}; 

• Pno-Pricod • 

Tagging" 

Traos 

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Bung Tfx> Kids, 

• Comparison . 

Dog S Motrior- I; •-eriorm 

Wotooma • 

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ix'It'-r ;;i the .it't(.Tr.iX)n than 

o!hi-r" .Icrr.ograph.v j'reraps. 

tniplovees um'iT ' 30 and 

ihi>-e' report:."..* h>/.;scho!d 

;:'.a.:n afternoon 

1 productive 

time of ifie workday, ts 

•in thu morning (S-lC-,)/ 

. "Th.is survey indicates 

.that American .workers are 

highly-motivated arid are 

not- the .procra'strn.i tors 

some in.iy portray'us to 

K',"_v.id Steward C. I.lLv:., 

a C.'I'A and president/ 

founder oi, Account,mis eti 

C-.!.' Petcrshon, his wife, 

• Ainy and their newborn 

daughter, Arlyn Paige, live 

. in Longporf 

POPIELARSKI NEW 

MARKETING/SALES V.P. 

ATLANTIC CITY —' 

Pamela J. Popielarski Was 

y recently appointed Senior 

Vice President oV.Salea and 

Marketing at the Trop- 

3 

Medicine of ?'* v medical staff at Shore 

• Memorial Hospital 

Dr. O'Donncll is a graduate 

of Fairfteld University,. 

Conn, and- received his 

medical degree from the. 

University of, Medicine and 

Dentistry, New Jersey 

School of Ostoepathic Medicine 

in Stratford. . 

'•" He completed pulmonary 

Denistry of - -;' . ', and critical'.care medicine 

New Jersey, '•'•". fellowships at IJMDNJ in 

Camden;' He ..' ' Newark's Beth Isreal Medi- 

then served '", ,-. • ' : cal Center; . - ' 

an internship . . * . • 

and residency • . ChiWn JARVIS NAMED EXEC, 

at Kennedy Memorial Hos- 

•pilals. University Medical 

Center, Stratford.- 

He currently lives in \ has been named exec- 

Bccsle/s Point. 

utive vice president of'the 

•Medical of Ocean County 

MAROTTA RECEIVES which operates Point Pleas- 

DESIGNATION 

ant and Brick hospitals. 

. OCEAN CITY — Nick Prior to this position, Mr. 

Marotta recently completed Jarvis- Was vice president of 

a nationalRelocation 1 cer- operations at 

tification course, and Burdette 

received .the Certified. Cor-. Tomlinporatc 

Property Specialist Memori-al 

designation at Coldwell Hospital, 

Banker Academy Real 'Capc> 

\ 

The-'requirements to 

become a specialist include 

demonstrated competence 

in marketing listings, aptitude 

for detailed reporting,l 

ff 

J • May 

Court House, 

where he Was 

responsible 

for all hospital 

diagnostic, Jarvii 

therapeutic and general ser 

PopiclorskJ, who joined course-work, a re-commen- 

' the company in Sept. 1980, dation" from management 

will oversee "all mackcting. and « uTittim commitment SHERWIN JQINS 

as well as slot and table to quality cuMomer service. S.M.H. STAFF 

games sales. 

Marotta has' worked in SOMERS POINT 

• Prior to her promotion, the residenti.il real estate Roberta, Shiirwin,' M.D. 

. Popielariki held the posi- indirstry for four vcars. internist, last month joiped 

> tion of Vice President- of 

IÔRSE JOINS ' 

the medical staff at Shore 

• Sales and '..:'.'] 

S.M.H. STAFF 

Memorial H'^"- 

Marketing. ', 

SOMERS POINT — Peter • 

She has also • 

Morse, M.D. pla^hc sur- 

held several • 

geon, recently joinded thi 

key manage- 

medical staff at "Short 

ment posi-, 

tians > "at 

TropWorld 

I n ol ud 1 n g 

director 'oi 

slot n\3rkr'.t- 

. .ing an d r. 

ewntjv 

A r^tive C,\ Miriton, i'ojv 

1 ' herer 

Dr. Sher^v'in gradu.ited. 

from- Whealon College in 

Illinois and nvriVeti ' lior 

niedical degree -frum the 

Memorial Hospital: 

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Furc-TA' HrwcW th:«.. con--.-. 

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NORTHFTELD ~ Ronald A'. sio.in,.5'.>. of this community, 

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Mr. Sloaii worked as a carpenter and .i-supervisor in Iht- 

Atlantic City Public Works Department lor more than 33 

, y e a r s . • • •.' .'•..• . •'... • -,. . .,." • . 

• He ty.t.s a pora trooper in 1 the. U.S." Army during the 

Korean'conflict, and. w.is a niembcr of the American 

. Bonr in 'Philadelphia, he tv«v.a resjiii-nt .id, Browns Miiis, or.lo'thff'AnVencari day, [3tx, 2i)'.it the Mam \'.i!! rfier sfx iXTia! music jrui 

League Baseball and was an avid gardener...' . " Cinii'.' Snw.-ty,'10I S. Shore Rcvd, N'^rthfielri. 

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S^coay. Scr.ccl"- 10 0-0 A.M 

Wc.-s.\ip - • 1 :C0 A.M. & 7:20 F W 

p ray«'.- r :-. Praise - Wed. 7'30 P.M ' 

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YET TO BE 

ByPOORRICH/VftD 

Advent.Ls "hot just a preparation- for Christmas.- 

Through the .a*nturies and throughout Christiandom. 

Advent has been a time, of anticipating the 

future coming of Christ. ' • ' 

"Watch," said jesus. Christ talked much about his 

future advent. We talk about it fio little. ' ' 

Christmas and the Bethlehem story .are to remind 

' us of the fulfilled promises of God. Moreoyer, ivo 

"are to be expectant for the* future. promis»~s to be 

kept. ' ' • ' 

The JevotHtnal and mcxiitation asp^-ct of Advent is 

meant-to be a time when we anticipate the future 

' coming of the Lord.. Also, we arc to reflixt on our 

current living iri *he light of some (Jay -meeting 

Christ and giving him jn .ircount of our disople- 

hhip.' .. • ,• ' ; ' • " . • 

- The r(\il advent i.s yet to t>e.-Christ_ said it well, 

'"Behold I any coming , • 

c 

Christmas bells T"~ 

Jorjn Gregory Bate, right, leads the Bell Choir from Si 

Poters United Methodist Church in Ocean City through 

their paces.at last we.Qk's tree lighting ceremony at 

Shore Memoriat Hospital, Somers Point. Bate is the 

.church's music director. - 

Holiday events begin 

Sun. at Union Chapel 

OCEAN Cm' — Thewill, 

bring the mca^ge, "' 

Chapel Choir of the .Union Twas the. Blight Before' 

Chjpel By*th.e-Se;i wi-11 Christmas.* 

present the holiday">cont«ila A special candlelight s Sunday, the Ocvan 

choir director, will Ivad the Gty Historical Nûseum has 

special 'presentation; a' included tKc Union Gjhapel 

Christmas «Mrot ' -«ng will- in if.* Historical fJousc, 

precede tTii; worship jr •Jour. The chapel will be • 

:0:!5,.,m; -. .' ; Op".*i Roori !o 3 p.n\.' .' 

• 'Ihe Rey-'fiiul'vandcr 1.00 

|GHRISTMASatST.JOHN 

' CHRISTMAS EVE SERVICES 

f . => pnl-.A Sora-ux: for the little children 

(•' • 7:."(T pm t [-"aniilv Onndk-light-Service, (Communion) 

I'.'-" - '-CHRISTMAS DAY/"' • 

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1992 - CHRISTMAS SCHEDULE - 1992 

CONFESSIONS 

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7-(X} PM • 7.30 PM 

7 (XI PM - 7-3OPM 

' '/:€*] PM - 7:50 PM 

li:tX) AM - !2:(X) N^.n 

CHRISTMAS MASSES 

Tburviay. December 24 - Christnus E\r 

' 4.-00 PM and 6:30 PM 

Frithy, Dcccrnbcr 25 - Christrrus Day 

ch Day. 

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Sontincl Ltxigor Slall 

Il\s not oft its double, entendre 

• Sug.ê-its, -thv St'iu'liore Som- 

;>/IT : A frcvrul Helping' is 

the (group's socond effort 

\vnt\ w.is coordinated, by 

Jaw Kl.mse and-Rosemary. 

Maciluso and. heralds the 

.efforts of three dozen other 

menibors. And inMoad of a 

raft of ideas foY leftovers or 

cook-'onco-.ind-eat-twice, 

ine.ils, the ixxik is full of 

tions for themes, activities 

f 

as well as good "kids 

food." • 

As with many cookbooks, 

it ends With instructions for. 

ule.iv contributed by thepreserving 

foods nhd gift 

. niemlvr mothers ^nd per- giving;. t .-.'.•-. 

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EfeDAY • QAU. 399 -5411 

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• .' ; :'-.;. SpotteWrttor ' •.. '.. 

..At the beginning of thig. 

football season most eyes 

:y*$iip on tcan» like Egg 

HpbOr[Township, Vlneland 

isjid QVcn.Hqly, Spirit xia the 

tc«nji most likely to win the 

Capn-Atlanllc League 

C*w«)brT>n 

Here's how 

.©. ypf Township. Middle 

Scrtool girts-'varstty-coach 

Both Simpson domonstratep 

lay-up during rec 

depirirrtorrt's 4jh-5lh grade 

Qirts basketball eiinsoSeturrjay 

(h Petoriburg 1 '. 

' " . I • ••» 

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"Theplayers shouldba very proud 

of their accomplishments" 

••/T,vy-y**s?.-:-?~\v/A-^z\-7?.--t 

OPINIONS 

CLASSIFIEDS 

plishxhcnts," said second-, 

year Coach Gary 

Degcnhardt The competition 

level of our -league Is 

always tough. This year it 

was as tough as I've seen."-. 

C8-9.12 

C10-11 

• / • 

Tho Sonitinol-Ledgef 

Thursday, DocomboM-7,1992 

. —Coach Gary Degenhana 

Despite the overall sue 

Aflicricin Conference. Then, after a losa to . beat Holy Spirit for the first 

OOcurCiiy 

was given a Millville' on the' season's time in three decades. They 

chancci tD play the spoiler opening night, tha potential defeated the South. Jersey 

role but hot much ebc. for a good season seemed Group 3 champions from 

even bleaker. 

Egg Harbor Township. And 

then, In a'non-league game; 

But the Raiders (7-3) they dominated a good 

turned things around after Middle Township team on 

that. . Thanksgiving Day. 

They crushed Atlantic "The players should.be 

City and Oakcncst. They very proud of. their-acconv 

ACTIVE FOOTBALL 

COACHING RECORDS - .* 

(ranked by totafvlctdrlcs thru 1992) 

Capo-American "• 

. I.Tony Suraco, MilMtlo : 130-61-4 • 

.-•2:EtfeyTnG57Hoty-Spirrt..:...;....:.•. .......883rt .88-3r-t 

3. Jack Bottingdr, Oakcrost....: 

72-68-4 

4! DavoCapozzi, Cumberland .' 

66-69ri 

5. Bob.WoisS, Atlantic City.'. 

65-44-1 

6. Garry.Schultz, EQQ Harbor Township'.... 42-48-4 

7. Ron DoRucrnt, Vinotand......', 

8. Gary Degonhardt, Ocean City ...J 11-8-0 

-9. John Murray-. Absogami .- ....... e-4-Q 

. Capo-Na^rwl 

1. Criuck Dohohue^ Buena..!:. ..-114-59-4 

• 2. Paul Sacco, St. Joseph '. ..-. 82-23-4 • 

3. Bob CoHoy.-Mainland..:.:..- : 37^26-2 ' 

4Pele Lancotta. Hamrnorwgn....'. .27-12-2 

5. Frank Rig'gitano, Middle Township .... 15-12-0 

6 "WarrenWisdom. St. Augustine:... 4*23-0;- 

8. Bob'Be'rhafdQ. Bridgetbn ....:...:/•.. .. 3-6-0 

7 Jolt Wunder* Lower Cape Way 

2-7-0' 

', .' • 'Independents ' 

' • • / - . 

r'«Bob Thomas. Pkiasantviilc .. ..:. . .' r'1 -25-0 ' 

•2/Biil.Cat. V.ildwood...: ,.•. . 4-40-0 •' 

•'-'rocJgned ' 

5 * 

cess of the season, Ocean 

Gty suffered two difficult 

defeats along the way. ' 

The Raiders yverc shut 

put, 6-0, by Abuegami in a 

game that .had major impact 

on the season- The only 

score came after a bad snap 

to th« punter wan recovered 

by Abscgami. And the 

Raiders were stopped 

inside.the Abscgami 5 in a 

situation they almost 

always converted, this year. 

If. Ocean Qty wins that 

game, they are the sole 

champions of the Cape- 

American and they arevthtj 

top needed team' in the 

Group 3 playoffs. That 

mWhs they'd nave played 

Wbodrow">Vuson al liorrie 

in the first round.' 

The second loss was the 

14-13 .thriller at Laccy 

Township in the .playoffs. 

The 1 •".. v.- 

•p.- •••.-•A.' 

Raiders had a chance to 

win that game with 0 two- 

iit 

'point conversion but, onac 

again, a ptoy that had 

worked raJl year was 

stopped short. * ; • 

Corning through In fact, Ocean City wet a 

.' • • '. • ' -. ' • ' . ' ? 

&choot record -this'year, for in u>e socAocl gamo ol !hb '96. RakJor loolball season Dan Thompson (No. 28) cohies baireffino through Vha tri» 

rwo-polnt convcruons (iO) in'OcoanCity'?)ifr>t win of tho season, a 32 6 surpnso ovor Atlantic Ciy. After kJping it opeoet to MUMBo, foe Raid- ' 

and / shared the leod . in err/wc_nt on to become co-champions. ' • ' ' . . ^' • • 

"South {crtcy with Si!cm/ 

But those were just trncl • Q.MC-" The'tno o: Dj'nny yjrds, in a v*a.von s:ncr tho 

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.Tbe Ocean Qty boys will open with St. Joseph 

Jtsp in fi» WCMC/ffig CMC/ffig Al l Clasc Classic at t WOdwood 

Gftik Guftcik and d the- h Ri Rafcior girls l will l / /ace Ch Cherry Hill 

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', Brat rnurid op Dfcc. 26. The IJiree^Jay. touraasnent, 

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" ThcctHer half ai the four-team Holly Days dîtr 

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£aoe tie winners and losers of the Ocean Gty- 

Chmy HSU Eastprm^ on Dec. 30. 

Mainland"* girts are part of the powerful Big Mac 

Classic at Washington Township. The Mustangs 

face; tcujjh GksoceSler Catholic. Ihe defending 

cKajwpton. in the opcxu ^ round on Dec. 26. The 

field a£»o tsdtxk* Shawnee, Paul VI. Camdch Cath- 

.cik. Middle Township, AtiiRtJc Gty and Washing-- 

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The roost challenging holiday season wiU be faced 

•"'T %S Harbor Township's girls, ranked No. 15 in 

fi* mJk» by Sirret & Smith and No. 18 by USA 

Tadz&f; The Esgles. coached by Ocean Qty High 

Sthool graduate Sara Bella, play Franklin [Term.) 

on pec 27 in the opening round of Best In The USA 

' in Sheibyville, Term. • 

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Ocean Gry will open its day.. The/ Jewish holiday They can play Friday aftcr- 

1993 football season at continues until sunsc^'on jsoon; Sunday afternoon or* 

home against Mainland, it Saturday. •• orve week earlier, onSaturwas 

announced this Week That leaves three option's. ;day, Sep$. 1R • '*• 

by the Cape-Atlantic 

' League. ' •, ' '• ' . ., . 

It., will- rriark' th,e Mus- ,; SOlitJH JERSEY CHAMPIONS 

tangs' first game in the• 

• . - • . ' ' • . • 

AmericAn' Conference in 

FALLSPORTS 

. four year* and the'first time 

Boys Cross Country 

the two teams have played 

Group 4 

. ,' : Shawnae 

To make room for Main- Group 3 

Mainland 

land, which will be a-Divi- Group 2 

Cinnaminson 

sion I! opponent far the 

Raiders,.Vincland has been Group 1 

Haddon Heights 

dropped Yrotiv the . Ocean 

• " • • ' . . - • / Girls Cross Country 

Gty schedule. All of the 

.'900 

Group 4 

Shawnee 

other Cape-American 

schools will continue to Group 3 

PaulVJ 

play Ocean Gty. "Group 2 : Bishop Eustace. 

Beginning next season the Group 1 

•••.';•-" Haddonfied 

Cape-Atlantic League will 

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•'Wo.acriiove tr.o : 

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Vineland here for opener Friday atHS 

Whcn the girls basketball jersey! • . 

season bogjno tomorrow Johnson enters her senior 

I Ocean City, starts with one year with 820 career points 

very valuable commodity. thaseyonlh highest total In The problem is that Coach 

Joi Johnson, a 6-foot-O Ocean City history. Chris Lent* lost both of hcr 

scnior forward, 13 one of the Not that Johnson is thc cuard, — Triri.-, R ^ * A 

Cape-Atlantic League's fin- only player with a back- fi eague thi> yeart . •'scored nearlyi 1,500 career 

The EagJIcis-, coached by -polrvts. Matl', 

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heavy faydr-Jv ;r,' I^fyivor. f 

U-n V.-A.-. 

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return 6-0 junior 

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'•unior 

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By CHARLIE WOfiD Sophomore Joe Bucci is Orsino led 1he Mustangs lo 

. Sontincl-ljedBor Comwpondont. •up'from thc.JV ai\d-wj]I • a 15^8: record last year. The 

LINWCOD T- Here is aplay 

the point. Either senior Stangs finished third in the 

roundup of the major wjn- Nick Agrios, or sophomeve CAL-Annerican and Io5t in 

ter sports.at Mainland 

T^yan. McHalo will round the quarterfinals lo ii-pow- 

Regional. High School for out the- starting five. Heck erful Ocean City quintet. .'.; 

the. 1992-93 season: • 

says he has a talented, Orsino has gone on to 

.group of. Sophomores' who play for Kutztown Univer- 

BOYS BASKETBALL; . 

should add depth as. they sity on a basketball scholar- 

Coach Koy Heck's team gain experience. '..'•. ship. But coach -Karl 

finished at 1&-7 last year • Defense." • is strictly m.in- Ccisinger has- everybody 

tied, with Ocean City for the to-mart" for the Mustangs. else back, and has high 

CAL-American Conference Look for the tast brok and • hopes for another good 

top spot. They lost in- thea 

motion offense.' • year.; • 

first round pf the stale tour- In•pre-season scrimmages 

nament to Gloucester against Wildwood arid St. Geijtinger i.s. counting 

Township Tech. " Joseph's the Slangs weren't heavily on eight players. He 

Gone- from that team via tested. A Dec. 15 scrimmage 

graduation are five key with-, Cmnarrunson should 

players: forwards John provide Heck with a clearer 

Michaclidea, Chris Leo, jnd picture of where his team Is 

Daryl Steelman, and guards headed, as they prep for the 

Toip J.ockett and /Roark season- opener on Dec. 18 

Stiller.' • '"[••'. against Egg Harbor Town- 

On paper it looks -Tike ship. • 

there could be some big At {his point in the sea- 

shoes'to fill, but Hock feels son. Heck aiosidcrs EHT. 

he has the players to do it. AtLintrc City and Vincland 

He looks to three seniors' U^ to bo the lop teams in: the 

show the.way. 

conference. 

Up front » 6;?eet -5-irch 

Tint Watson, Nick Gucm.i.c- 

GIRLS BASKETBAU. 

cini At guard/forward, and 

John DcRichie. 

In girls basketball Caitlin 

1 

Morrow Ward and jarnie 

Elsslcr will also sec action 

at trie guard positions. , -. 

. "Wore not much different 

on offense," says Geisinapr. 

"Well, try to get the 

ball inside." It will boinanto; 

-says five of the eight will 

start, and all'of them will 

see plenty of action. 

Senior • center Courtney 

Noall will lead the way: On 

the -wirig another -senior/ 

Kelly Dougherty, will be a 

starter for her fourth 

•straight year. 

Noelle Pflum plays the 

point and runs the offense. 

She was. a starter List year 

as a freshman. 

Seniors Erika Koch and 

Tariya Matthews are forwards, 

and Mary Figlan 

plays giwrd. Sophomores 

1992 EAGLES SCHEDULE 

Sep. 6, Sunday N'cw 6rlcant S»inu CW.15-1'3) 

Sep. 13, ' * Sunday itf Phoenix. Cardinals (\V.31-14) 

Sep. 20. ' Surutay Denver Bronco* fW;30-0) 

Oc* 5, Monday Dallas Orwboyi (W.3 1 -7) 

Oct. 11. Sunday »t.Kan**» Ciry Chief* fL, 17-24) 

Oct. IS. Surui'-r, a: Wuhuigton Rcdikirn (L.12-16) 

Oct. '25. Sunday Ptiocni^ Ciniinals fW.7-3) 

N»v.. 1. i SVriJjy a: Dallai Cowbxrvj ft, 1 (V20) 

'Sundiv . Los Angeles RiidcnO*V. 31.-10} 

Nov. in. j- Sy.r.J.w si Orccn Bj>; Packer* tisiHh!y of judges of the 

Hcntges will-ti-jcii ,j course SjpiTinr Court.- 

• to newly electoi cîur.rv'sur- • :*' : 

routes .ibout the Ptlot.Pro-. hl('T.!>:L-v rur.ks second' :n 

gram, in *vfrich. ûrrog.^t^:- l qualified fo.r.the Junior 

QlympicTrials.' . !. 

Other returning. veterans 

are seniors-Mjke Hamilton 

(back stroke), Tom Kearsley 

(butterfly), and diver. Brian 

Soroka. 

Returning-juniors are 

Todd McHalc, a freestyle 

sprinter, and diver Debbie 

Kontana. Sophomore Jeff 

Mower returns to swim the 

.200 and"500 meter freestyle. 

Rakcwski lix)ks to freshmen 

Melissa Kocli. (back- 

•itroke) and Maureen 

Freund^ (breast, stroke) to 

.idd depth.. ' . . 

The Mustangs use the 

Egg'.'Harbor High School 

pool for practice from 

5:30-7 a.m. six days a" week, 

and" for home meets.- 'All 

home moots starfat 1 p.m. • 

fn opening-nut-Is this, sear>on 

the. Mustangs defeated 

Cumberland 120-63, and 

Atlantic City 103-83. 

Rnkowski expects Of.ean 

City and Vineland 10 P 

s • lnnge\'ity amonp sunt)g.itt-» 

I to piriarr,} .sjatrwiiiiv 

f Coach Buddy Treen's we're • a.blc to teach raoro Trecn says freshman 

wrestling teams have strug- advanced skills rather than Howard. Bird (119) is lookgled 

around, the .500 mark just the basics," says Trecri. ing good. 

every year, and List year The Mustangs graduated In a preseason match 

finished at 6-14 in thetwo 

key- wrestlers last year, with Willinmstbwri'. Trecn 

highly competitive'CAL heavyweight Mike Wolfe feel his te.-rm kindled'them-': 

American Division II. Butand 

Alex I'appas who wres- selves welL Tliey open the 

coach. Trecri feels the pro- • tled In the 145-pound class: season in, a quad meet on 

gram is now on theTrecn 

says Wolfe Was one Dec. 19 at Clearvievv 

upiwing., " 

o£ the best in the area. Kegional. • . -. 

Three years ogo he estab- This year's tf.im is.young. Trcen expects Qakcrest to 

lished a midgot program for The key wrestlers are senior be the front runner, along- 

grades K-8, and is just now' M»ke. Tullio (171), juniors with Abssegarfii, and' 

beginning -to reap the' Sim Mason- (145>. jim Sar. 

Millville, But -with 80-100 

rewards of that effort. k

EDITORIAL ••;. 

'•' to remember•', 

There are at least three things to remember about 

the "eclipse northeast storm of "92." 

No. 1 is that the $35-million beach replenishment 

project, without a .doubt, saved the town from 

severe damage. " • 

No. .2 is that this storm was, without a doubt, 

nowhere nearly as bad as the'March '62 northeaster." 

; 

• No. 3 is that anyone who litfes by the seashore 

must, for his or her own safety,'understand the 

meteorological signs and keep abreast of weather 

forecasts. 

We're calling it the ellipse storm because it came 

the day after the total lunar eclipse. And the fact 

that there was a full moon around the time of a 

Eredicted low-pressure system off the coast should 

ive been warning enough to residents of Towlying 

areas. The*vel6city of the wind and its direcr 

• tion Thursday night was the unmistakable 

harbinger of bad times ahead. ^ 

Anyone who owns property or. lives or works in 

a coastal community must realize that there is the 

threat of flooding whenever: there is a new or full 

moon, a moon in apogee," a low-pressure system 

; 

especially with a northeast Cof thereabouts) wirvi 

The weather conditions of this storm and the 

•devastating '62 nor'eajter were similar 

low pressure that hung around"fordays, a new or 

full "pogie" moon,. high northeast winds. But 

there is no comparison damagewise. Then popple 

lost their-homes, last .week they got water in them. 

" Yycre it not for Jhe new.wide beach,"it is likely 

that much of the boardwalk would have been 

de^troyt-d- There is a good chance we could ruive 

1 bst the Music Pfer>..' • - / 

• No one can now say (hat a wide beach and sand 

dunes are not' of critical importance to this community, 

yo one in their right mind should object Into tf>e 

to our having as rrfuch sand as possible "out 

front." . • " . ' / - . • •- - ' • • '. • ••' 

i .worth ' a little Mrr.e 1:1 She 

Thr\nc*»v be^ch. was devastated. Tons of sand 

J. LingM of the, crashing 

wavvs.. liette'r and ihjn livt-s and property.-' .' y'i±'_* ."* v? ft. < r «s -a %.ii _rcm .1 -. -JT:_ 

t>vv: -pr.iwl •+) I wo;.jKi-f>.i'.i- 

Ixvn ut w.ilkuig .Liywjv 

v 

~ Mhat'too. ' • ••'•• " 

C-V: ,'3u-OtN r-; t' 1MN-»- cm r.v but w.iv still a iittie sv:r- 

rill. 

V. ., 

' ' The Sentinei-Ledger , v 

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' Pf>or,o area codo ( 

I. •.[ RALPHJ. CXX3PER. f-..:l -.:• v 1 

,JOHNKAKOfiUSB,L:.:ir 

' BYRON T. VERC'ER, AC V «,.:_•„ - .; M.« .,.> 

La!'.»rato '.?.a c.«i;:o: 

looking back 

10 /L 

5 YfcARS AGO 

50 YEARS AGO 

; -in C 

!- L -v; L'r.:tcd Sta:«.-*. to !T;C 

c'. thc 

> •> jxv-.: ,.;: ;r.c A.-jirrji! V.'irn- 

*! If:: : -.^/'L l«si» Jt'; 

\i\::r.y.:i- w:r.n/T. :ht- hj»hf. If-lt in 

!':^";"MS-.KK '. ' *-.-, ';>••"-•*•> I>'-". .I/.'.,- •:.!•.'.* M-j-TCI Hu ;i 

holidays 

As tho scoompan>^no ietlor from th© artist trcfecates. back m the fires rta3 of ttvc century manlanc! >nie-tide 

shoppers had an adcStiohaJ me-ans of getting into Ocean C*ty 1orThe 

rucking, .--the latest"-of tlu- p.irk;nr !o» .'.v.!c . •. A\\r.d traveling-afbne. • tlonS( change or. distnbut-' "M"' 

t«T,d arr.bng car th'.fyi-. a.wny frnm'p-iri-ei.1 cit^. and 1.' VV.J must, ie! M'jfticonc' ITIK flvcrv ' .- W 

throughout thc. L'r.i ted- walk- w!t\_a p;::w/, r.oi Vjiow tho 'route ycu wdi ' .'1/you Lhini; &ocr.ecr.eis S 

u '*3 jri ' v.-hc"? you pion to. loliowiing-you, drive to the.'g } 

f 

• lie- ,-.\s.-.ri • t \. 

.ire.!-.. :u'.»:>.- •>: , 

.-r.irjr..:!-. .-,* v.-.;,. • 

•ijop V,h,i ^ rx-;j:r 

V K n . : : , >i-i•:" :.• I. 1 - 

ycr-. 

».- .... .>-- •*..«.•. .cv- UiO or ,v-irvx. v.-i.irktrTi with vival. .VJAV'.C rr.cr«.-iv 

r. 1 rx.i.!cri,-.:J if ::;. v.f . ^_e ,.. ^.o fcUpcr%-;-rg. the Mate fur a ra'.?hii.i. 

V.v:;, l.:.-:i.yu:>U"4i LY.Mr.g arcurJ lew., ow I thii-.k N'JAWC* •, 

,;t ali '.Sv i;.^'* rr.i.r>.i or. o^r. \.L-W theci drmkirg ojf- cut the !.!! or ^r-; h- 

:-,ii 1 :;^">- v " : - v '- J? ''"^ rev, y::;.-,; ir. thtir trucx* Ocean C:t)-. 

cvi, if I Kep; tr;-.s -jp, U jrtl uli-in^ • • If thc ctv took. o\vr 

>:,c. rr> *.'ir; b_:t I djcint. ISy c«ripi.n.s r^-rvnee, f-ca g 

" "When thc teacher v,i'.rr ^r.d êwer depart- our sewer bills would 

wiiia.-ci'i!c*.j;-«îcvtinf; car rrcrt* opcraw iir.der stna decree iubs.t!ir,tu!!y. 

carjii ihe ww i was w«r- bjd^.l Their trvdu arc SUuron 

ir-j a tx- on the i'r.rtt 2.-.^ an c^d. the wack crcwu 'work* Occ*n Gtv 

M 

112 L 8th Street 

399-5411 

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Ocean City, M 08226 

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Fill ninur 'Chrt.fLt.mak stockinet; with, harvains in the classifieds 

399-5411 

*feM»i««P! oflScQ of Tho 

SontinoRodijof. NOT LATER THAN - NOON TUESOAY FOR 

THURSDAY PUBLICATION. Too Late to Oastrty - WEDNESDAY 

NOON. • . 

• ADVERTISING RATES 

W, 6hnoa or.loM. .'.......:..:: ,...:.. '(J.QO 

Ad Running 5 CoreocuBvo Times. ' • •' • • 

wffli 6 Hno3 or tons..,...-. ...".,, .'24.00 

Too Lato To Clanctfy - 60* oxtra , 

Ado RAcjUring Box Number • MOO additional - 

399-5411 

Cord '6i Thanks 

./ Help Wanted- 

• • < • • . • • • . • • ' . ' - . - • ' . ' . • 

REAL ESTATE SALES AGENT 

Hagor Real Estate Is seeking highly motivated 

licensed sales people -for-their multi-office 

Agency. If you want to join Ocean City's #1 

Selling & Listing Office &.bo apart of an 

organization that has produced the largest 

number- of NJAR Multi-Million Dollar Sale 

Award recipients for 1990 & 1991. 

CALL TODAY FOR A CONFIDENTIAL INTERVIEW 

399-0041 

PrOfesalpna! :S(grxlc0^ I 3arage arid Vfiircl .$aiep 

TOOL 

PAWTWO SALE -• Throa fllQ WAABHOU3E8AtE-Frt imflBst. D«Aa7ICAU.Y RaXWED-/or quick 8 A»* a "*«*•>.?! t f wl1 ••*•«. 2 hours »ontpimi>»no,- Grsc m- 

dowrv $70 par'tnontfu; 1-400-32>. 

HOUSE CLEANfta -.fxpatonco A rsO- 

7pm. 

pq n«r «>c Ctra 

* tea croam pafour MI. bi*cK>4iWro: 

wood Mi •• 70^020 

' eto wood oWoBiopm Mt ptna oonw 

hannmn 

GARDENS HOME 

tovol »gn 

, now tut. 

bom ocdan wfih bay A oconn accoes. 

Bosutffu) largo Ownan anxious. This ana wont lost Or 

- STANOMQ WATER - Miami 

Urpt CootmcSno. Flood daontix 4'mk- 

nor ropaJra. 0jn-81CO..DonY doUiy can 

lodpy (of iMilmoto. ' 

cy. 

PRAYER TO THE HOLY SPIRrT 

Hcfy Spirit, you who 9of»o oil 

• problems, Iflfrt rpy roods to thai I 

can acttavo. my goal. You Qavo 

ma V» dhrino jin to tor$vo and 

brooloa oviaaaJnttmo and that 

In ail Uusincoa olmyilo you art 

wCH mo. I want »1>s thort prayer » 

ffuiink ycu for 41 Ihtrâ as you 

conrrm cnooooairf trail novoc- 

want lo CM topcrusod from ycu 

ovon In ifflo of at malarial - 

ilurioni. I urtin to ba wKJi you In 

atamot okyy. Thank ybu for your . 

marey Onm ma and rr.yio 

TX» pcayar muM bo ujd 3 tk»n 

and oftar 3 day* tf*» tewot'will bo 

granted ovon it fi'Moma crnct/t.' 

Ttw p^y-tw rrutf bo pu&Atftod ' 

immwJKCDfY a.1o» 8M tavor i« 

orartxKl wtaiaut moo'son of 9» 

aver. Orty yocr im£o>'i »rxK/d 

oppaor a] »xi boaom M£n 

Card of Thanks 

ST. JUOE NOVENA 

May Iho S«cr«d Hoort o( Jotu* bo 

odorod. QVxi&cd. lovod on) praurvod 

th.t3U0hocil tho wortd now end lorovor 

aocmd (toiwt o) J**u* p«wy taut. El 

.Axlo fWp (X 0» hopatau, pray lor urn. 

Say IM> pnyar 9 ilrTMt aday tor 0 

dor». Kh prayan hoya boon 

omworsd. PubOcaOon prorrJud. OS 

ST. JUDE NOVENA 

Uat nv» Saovd Moan & iaaut bo 

adore). ftorHod, tovad ond proMrya) 

I hrouefiou m* oonct now and lorow. 

Sacrsd Hasn o) Joeua pny tor ue. SL 

Aite noip o< IMO hopatata. pray lorut. 

Ear IMS pnryor oiimos a day w 0 

doyi. My prayvn havo boon • 

anrwarod. Puoficaoon 

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A.CTM! REAL : ESTATE OFFICE • 

N*od> &o compuior knowtedefa roquirol 

F)vo day woOk. Call 30O-0CM1 lor intof- 

i 

a tOffl OIRCCTOft'.- Pan «mo lo OTja' 

nUo and iSna 3 chart. Salary cofrmgn- 

tumla w«r«on Aooncy. Rv««tior»..1-J»0-«44- =Moo • '•• • • 

»S07. ' .. ' ' . •• • 

Gonoral Merchandise 

Professlonof Services 

Help Wanted , Help Wanted 

' The Ocean City School District is Accepting 

Applications for thr Following Positions: 

• Ocean City Primary School , / 

Third Grade Tcaciicr - 'MM-, i'o' :iion . t 

•Effective Irtfncihaicly ' . 

Mew Jersey' I-.lcmcmUr-y jTrnifu-.itinn. Require! 

Ocean City High SCIKKII ' 

B u s i r . c . f , E d u c o i i o n T e a c h e r ••• • • • 

r-}} !h;ou."h Aj:r.l 30, ]'/)} • 

I n I c rested" A p pJ i ca n ts M a y C o ri ta ct: 

': DonaldY-. [Whom, Ed.D.\ ' .• 

A.sburv Avenue >• 

X:qan City.NJ 

OCEAN CITY ^ RE/tL • ESTATE 

HCITING OPPORTUNITY IN 

: SALES AND RENTALS 

a "4 Largest "Firm Now. Seeking 

AMBITIOUS INDIVIDUALS - 

For A Res»mrdinwi Career* 

Coa'p«ir-jf C 

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Aj U.ot--- ' a^' .".! WinJo-wt, Doon. 

KJ B 

398-1745 

CKnr.rwtXa cotcurtn - BM XT. CC JS| 

Of, WO -M. tÛaV, WPOftf pQff AC* CLUOO i"d. Vi 

5120.500- 

FIHtWCOO -£U»K)OOd lt«A«)>. 170 

Soa aord. J12S com • Pronw A court»' 

out p- cnttAcexL ' 

GRAVI I f OH 3A1L Wll«n U 

O'RDLIY HEALTHCARE 

•• RNT,-LPNV • 

A«Jos 

,, 3^08342 

AKDERSON-OJSERWS. 

CALL ^27^975^ 

*» , ' _ • % * ' » i"v». /-I. 

Mancfy $ancfy's 

HOMf REPAIRS 

and remodeling 

n 

y 

^ rc'K-jju.i Vinci's 

Call Ted, The . 

Senior Citizen Friend 

- \OJC-S TOOSf, BAYFRONT tSTH^N 

OCEA-N'OTY. 

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a*o»»« a»«i, »>% «>% o»>«|»n* 

&veTbe ; 4 

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"^ TAPES 

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RohMl RealEstate 

s' fust acquired... 

f 

graoo 

•REALVY ' 

J 3 ' 

> 're proud lo be a pan of this;. • 

continual growth.in . ' 

"A merit a's QneaUH Fanuly Resort " 

ilh i: Centra; A\r 

Ocr^r. C:;>. Si 

O+,.t?r 

!-- V>>. •fd 

•O'NEILL MOVING 

K 3 ^X "Tj 

^r f-rui 

Ca[l 1-215-289-113ff.. 

K 'cc c! carpen 

- x3 r "C~u repairs 

-i/.v ccr.ctrjc". c." 

399^7162 

Brooks T'V 

REPA.R.3 

704 Asbury Avdnue 

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with 

Statewide Classifieds! 

j Uicr 

Fcr Only 

$199 

Fcr On-!y 

S1S9 

HIWT.-HANDYMAN 

A// HomQ Repairs 

609-399-S003 

CUSTOM FORUiCA 

FABRICATION 

330-2711 

ir. *££•>; o L. 

( -V I.-X u*aa 

*-.:«; f !WM 

Hill Ca. u 

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T*RTME C^MfckCfaL LOCATION 

UPPER,TO\VNSHIP ":.\y^{ 

cadpn. \*/w carpet, poretv No jM. «3«0 

. men (**» was. Ay«a Jan. 1tL CcJI 300- 

7W2. 

Great exposure in this busy Shopping 

Center $ Units each having separate 

electric meter. Plenty of parking & . ' 

unlmiijed possibilities.Calllisting •••"; 

Broker, for more, information for Lease or 

Purchase. ' • . • 

Call For Details! 

3 flOfiW TOWNH0UCC - SouttMftd. 1'/. 

bom. r»w owpeflno, 3 pott>w« KSS 

BEACHW.OCX ,1 80flM - Oaraoo apt 

Mw MM, & ooipea. $400 mon d 

u«ta.c«iaaii9oa 

1 DRY !APT8 AVAB. - BOO Brighton 

P1«c«, O.C'1 Mrm. t376 moo. tncv. 

taoa man. AS u bom. »AJ, dw, QAJ. 

oR svoai p^rMng. fTOO mon • utlx. Cat 

390-3C00. 

SHERIFP-3 SALE 

. OYvmTueofttWrtoinju. 

laouod out of lha Suporlor Court of 

Now Jorooy. ChMhcory Division. 

Copo May. County. OacKM No 

2OO05-00. itwroln, ponding, wftaroln 

CAPn MAY COUNTY OLA. tortnorty 

Known os ,'CAPE MAY COUNTY 

OAVrNGS AND LOAN ASe-OCIA- 

TION-1» I ho plainttl and PHIUP C. 

HERINO. Jr.; JOHN H. BROWN: 

JAMEO HEWNC: MICHAEL J. PR1- 

MAVERA ivWa Ml CHAD. J. PI1I- 

MAN6f)A: MABCOS 3. MERlNG; 

noocMARY HEHINCS: ootttua J. 

; Pr«MAVERA; STATE OF NGW JER- 

SEY; 0QRAY ENTERFfU3E8: COL- 

ONNADE APA1UUCNT0; FIFfST 

JEnoEY NATIONAL BANK .- 

BROAD 3THEET OHANCHvMOOPI- 

TAL AND OOCTOH3'SGRVICE 

BUREAU; FIRST FIDCLfTY DANK 

NA: IL WILLIAM OFVAFF. MH8 R 

WILLIAM anAFF; HAHNE AND 

COMPANY and DUCKALEW a,yl 

AUtOClATCff- ara ma Dotandants 

I etioa axpooa Io oak. at puUlc von- 

ouo on: ' • i 

WEDNESDAY; JANUARY c. • 

• . 1BO3 

ot ono o'clocx In tfu> allarnoon o< 

caM day at Ifva Old Htsidrlod Court 

Houao UutkHhg on Routo 0, In Cap* 

May Court Houto. Now Jorsoy. Ail 

Itol cortaio land dnd pfimilsoa situ 

alo.-rylng nnd boing in tho City ol 

Ocoan Cjty. County of. Capo May. 

"' ' ' " Jorsoy, moro pariicu-- . 

PubHcNoUca - 

J a Wrt la ttM Dotondant. I ohoa 

o«po«a to sate at pubih: vonduo on: 

WEDNESDAY; JANAHY 13. igoa 

. at ono o'clock In trM aflamoon of 

said day at *•«< Okf HWorlcat Court 

HOUBO Dundfng on Rouo 0, In Capo 

UoyCourtHooao.NowJ«r»»y.- 

. ALL THAT CEHTAJN lot. (md. Of' 

CIIY OF OCEAN CITY '. 

CAPE MAY COUNTY. NTW JEI1- 

OEY 

RKCOLUTION 02-31 -20» 

A RECOLUTION AU THOfUBNO. 

THEr£XCCUriC*4OF 

A PIKJf E33IONAL-SERVICES 

AGREEMENT WITH - 

SAVK). REYNOLDS 6S DRAKE 

WHEREAS, a ctrt »dtof< has 

rocontty boon, f Hod aoatnai «w dry ol 

Ocoan Cly and exhort In .tho cap- 

Ooood rnaaar. Taocadno y. Ooaan* 

CITY or octm*eiTV 

CAPE MAY OOUMTV. NRWrVU 

«CT ' • " 

ÔiUTKM 

XRESOtUTlOW 

omziaA ww 

AUTHomziNaA wwfla* 

0IONAL OCRMCEa OONTRACT • 

QCTWEEMTMB CTTYCf 1 OCCAM 

crryANO • - 

WAUtEB .PFieviTJ, HOLMES A 

A38OC1ATE3 

«* N>d* lyino and ba* 

Qeawi City. Capo M^ Cou«y 

Jonl0 V «"' .«*>« a p U 

. tmd. or 

«y.7io of tfw OoaanCtty HocnMSion 

vtcea 

GtANOFQ4CWaM$TALLAni 

A OUN6 OfMOS PLANTt*3L 

WeSCVKMOTOOCAVffi 

' "•* * - J 

Jofnoy Condn- 

Ad. (RU. 40«l ot saq.) la 

omortdmants. simlomonlii. and lo 

ol that cartel 

Rooms 

. AVAILABLE lUJUtO • Ctean rooms, con- 

tar of Mn, 1 v> Uoctt» u boacn, cablo, 

roWQ. w« on prom teos, JiOwoak, •jnar 

ratoa. we r«^ CM 301-1221 «rwr S pm. 

BEAUTffUL HOOUa - 6om« SO" lono. 

Pr)»«i» bafi. Jrtdo* TV. rntro. »75-K»- 

waokly. CMSOaon 

MOTEL EKFtCEJ^CY UNITS - Good 

hoei, coiw r» » lakopnons. Coi 33O- 

aior. . 

(400 rxsi. 

CIA). • 

nx 

OC. 1-3C2 

/ 

»«. oar, QAJ. micro, 1V» bstoV 

' r Oo f*JS uCs. &ng!o or ma&va. 

praaxTsd. May do yoortf. 30»- 

NLW CONOO ' 1 M 3 term. 

dacor. «r '0. al Kn«mao 

um. FVnoontSM pao(*a ort>. Co.- 1. 

t>i»ct or 

• &>• or I bdmt. lira A 

C l t o d l 

OAR0EN3 LDVtLY )4CMC -Oxi 

.n*o±ibarfiooit 4 txSrmi. 2 baô. noo «at 

m lA. (otar room. Qarao*.- porctia>. urv • 

tnv. tiÔOmon i-.i uS*. Pi^te 

--'OCCAN crry 

CR YT>rt.Y • 1 o> 2 born 

r I3r Or^cta lo b o ' 

K7S 

OAROCM3, PLAZA CONOOU»IUU - 

_ SpacUu* ona Oorm. o^ batfi apt. lum or 

• uiArn. Ma»f| carpovxl arvl potrnad. AJ 

s^pfcancos. t* hour urxrvy Tô nxT< 

' SA3I Aooncy. rtaoftor. Carôna Paua Of 

tea. SOO-VKVL 

\-or.-jy Qt . 39« -4OK 

. Yâ^y BoVital 

kii;r 

ii \c; 

C&X.-2BA, 

Aikinc SSCl'J 

r k kKAL J 

c/a;. " 

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c, c.u-ir. 

Per '" \ 

. - 1 •-. , 

SIAIK 

l * 7 riCfaJ APTQ • Fc< rani HIS » 

tW5 -on » ul)t- MO 0*»' C«T 1-J-1J 

LM«C£ 3 0OR1U ATT - thlum: AVKI ^n- 

Jnd t. AM Aitu-y ta J.-.-.0 

t/OOthl APT • 1 bar. ltd 4 

1730 run puul'i C«l U.X.*1 Cal 

. # t 

hOLa* Laro* *s:'•« i*grtt. 1 i*a 

k *n >T: Iuor. Avco m 

CtooJ [ice*. HkI2. c>aua'CK. ».r. SSOO.OOOOO AKD AU 

, • THE iaaUA>u«- 

. • • ; posca 

AUTOOHKtD"OOC UNOCRTAtSCN BY TMC OTYOFOCCy^NCITT. 

NCWJCJWEY . ' • • 

.BE fT OBDAINrO OY THE COtJNC*. Of THE CnY OF"OCEAN CITY.- 

COUNTY Ol- CAPC UAY, OTATE OF NFW JCfOfc>. (ml taa* tnan rax>- 

>hlrd> of marnbars tharact o«lrmalh«a#y coocin*jg) AS KXLOWO 

"in T>IIi i TIKI IH'II» ariiian IMII itiinf>i liairm 1 i«ltai Jlra»1 

OrdVianoo ar* haraby reaoactoa*/ amhorUod aa oan 

bo moda or ocqiirad by Ooaan Cxy. Naar Jaraay. For' 

HOML« A AsaociaMaa aitaar to* 

•ntawad ««*> «Maeu am&Mm »a*-' 

dhn pcJnusrt to ILUA 4O*VI>- 

Skch u*d aMgaUana aro id bo kjaued. M apixaprta- 

lUna rnado «r art ooSmatatf cox of each pkrpajaa On aoch caha. tatj6«ng a« 

«^3rk c< matortosi nafianinari tharaioro or a i» Inartfal ffMwolo. and aa Wiomn on 

dr

J . 

Tim Gomy, Cnpe May 

County dop-uty public 

defender, developed' this 

' true and false quiz.to give 

people the facts about New 

jersey's drug laws.-" 

• True and Fi 

Clare's corner' 

by Clare Campbell 

3. You get the same.pen- Answers: ' 

ally if you-deal; drugs to an . j Falsc Pofire-arc onlyadult 

or a juvenile. • required to read you your 

cA: If you. st-H drugs, to rights if you arc irvcu&tody 

someone who Liter over- ard thoy. w m t ,o u k c ., 

doses and dies, you can 1 go confession, 

to prison for up to 20 years. - - 

a cow 

to milk a cowl In so-doing 

folks knew a thing or two, 

many very valuable lcssono 

and we never came down 

con be learned. • Among 

with undutanr fever. 

these are patience and 

.. A few ypars ago I read a 

respect for our four-footed 

story to a -^year-old about 

friends. '• . . 

the "moo-cow moo," giving 

Tin grateful that I had the 

You could sit on the stool tioru "Six days shalt thqu milk- •••... 

privilege of learning to milk 

and pull all night and never. labor." And that was He felt the need to correct 

get a drop until you dia,- drummed into'our heads. I 

ai cow when 1was 10 years —. . - „ -, _ . •• , . ,.,., me.He said, "Oh, No. Not 

IJ ..;..:. « .'••••.• cover that your little finger remember wondering if a cow! We get milk, from a 

We .never owned a cow, must squeeze as you pull! Dusty had a day off too.. 

but Mr. Van- Gilder, our Never in my whole life As 1 grew older I became 

neighbor across the road, have I been more .proud' of aware of our- Lord haying 

had six.and he kindly' let anything' I've ever d,qne said, "It is lawful to" do Well 

me milk "Dusty." 

than milking Dusty. on the Sabbath." So 1 

She was his most beauti- Mother didn't mind my learned the glorious fact 

ful and gentle cow. Every • daily .trips to the big barns that He was the most prac- 

night he put a bar across so P except on Saturday after- . tical man who ever lived! 

she Wouldn't kick me noon. Then I was 'always Saintly, yes, of course, but 

r 

• (though; I don't think srte dressed up" for the week- • at the same .time sensible! 

would ha ve- anyway). end, so she wished I'd skip (Matthew 12-72. . 

Of course, I was very anx- that day, but I felt obligated 

. ious. to see her milk come to run over, and tend to my 

streaming down into the cow. 

big. shiny kettle, but there's I knew I couldn't go on 

more to it than just pulling Sunday because we were 

the four handles. 

conscious of the admohi- 

CAPITAL COMMENTS 

s 

Write 

a letter 

life is amusing. Recently to the editor 

a third-grader Was given a 

today 

1915 Natio-naLGcogrpphic 

magazine. In it he saw an 

od thnt announced that 

On the avenue 

Coca Cola was five cents a 

beetle. 

Shoppers check out holiday buys in downtown Ocean City. 

He said, "Look! If they 

sold it for five cents now, 1•Macy's 

didn't go to the property owner 

could- have a bottle every 

I guess Mr. V. did all the uxek\" • .' . '• Editor, Sentinel-Ledger: 3. As for the renovating In other words, build 'a • smile — as it all comes back 

milking or). Sunday. His Perhaps hell be an econo- At the last meeting of Fair- center qty: How will flower better mouse trap.., to me with a more than 

wife always heated the milk' mist. . ness . rn Taxes Dec 4 I pots, benches, etc., benefit In dosing, when I was in profitable return.. 

in great btg pans. 

• Whtor, botnntsf and tondw, 

voiced my opinion. of. the the taxpayers of OC7 . business ' I took time and Build a better mousetrap 

Cla/o ciunpbtitl is a natrvo of so-called btMutification of 

How wise she •was; none 

Bus service from the cen- effort, to have a more mod- and the world Will boar a 

Capo May County and wnttm Ocean- City business . dis- 

of us had ever heard of paster 

city to the boardwalk.. 

(torn Capo May Court-Houso.. 

ern, cleaner, convenient 

path to your door but'don't 

trict. . •-. 

now, there's a stick in the place to trade for my clien- 

ask the homeowners to pay. 

.The president of FIT serv- eye. ' 

tele which would be better, 

for it.' • 

ing on •-such a, committee 

nicer, etc. than my competi- 

. Merrtbers of Fairness In 

(appointed, by the mayor).is- The taxpayers at the. 

tors. . - ' ' 

Taxes should make their 

definitely a conflict of inter- south end were told the dry 

Considering drugs? A testr-portll 

est and he should resign 

Then I. threw in the most 

couldn't afford such a luxu- 

SiaJo Sooator 

(R Capo, Cumbortand. Atlantic) 

injection, inhalation, or froui either the president of 

ingestjon. . 

TIT ur the appointment. 

5. Value. Anyone who uses The attendees at this 

a juvenile to distribute meeting voted agjlnst any 

drugs whether or not they surh program bui were filiry. 

Those empJoyed have to' 

resort to their wits to reach 

their plnces of employment. 

ability and did this with a 


i ThiS in not supposed to Formulia for safer tree 

• 1. Yovi can't be convicted 

of a ,drue offense i/ the 

poiice'dont read you your 

rights when you are arrest- 

Vd. . ' . ' 

•2, If you are convicted of 

filing drujp, wiihin 1,000' 

. fact' Of vi >choo>. yoji must 

be sentenced to at least 

-three years in pr.snri vvith'out 

parblr . * 

5. You're better off letting , •>.--juveniles 

soil drugs for you a11 d & cxcc P r marijuana, 

because they will get lesser which " ° n d.itory one 

penal tic*.. • .year sentence. 

•6. A drug convection 

requires tiiat you pjy- a 4ab 

fee to have the dnjj;s..tna- 

Iv/xd-— even if you plrjd 

S U i l l y . ....'• '". 

r. Admission to possessing 

drags" found in a car 

cannot bo uvd in court 

unless the admiss:Jn is in 

v.'ntin>; and ^gncd •••' ' 

3. False. Distributing 

drugs to a juvenile or pregnant 

fcmnlc an resist in 

double the sentence"— 

• whether or not you know, 

the person-was prej^nant or 

under IS-ycirs-old. 

•1; True, Anyone wh'o distributes 

dn»£b is responsible 

if death rcsv'ilts from the 

AND SUB & GRIM. 

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/Q Ail. 733 PM j 

39-9-1343 or 398-5466 

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. t CITY 

w 

FILETS 

'4.99,, 

TURKEYS 

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U£ATS fpd rpuR rfcuOAr 

Boo* tn or 

'PRIME RIB 

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A.-T Vl • 

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MY 

STRIPS 

ROAST 

3F PORK 

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TRAYS * flUHTTflAYS 

• PEtl TRAYS •• VEGETABLE TRAYS 

HORS D'OfeUVRE TRAYS 

MARWATED.CHICKEN CUTLET,TRAYS 

d Call Gall or Sharon 

r .369-1343 ' s 

Tor Expert Advis* ^p How To Pltn four Perty 

;\)!ome Savings urxd Ijyan siaff, rnanagemeru and Board members gather 

'Ocean City's largest Christmas tree at their 1001 Ashun Avenue office. 

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Editor, Sentinel-l-cdgcr; tip. on - to whomever may 

Christmas should be a wish to copy It. 

. To fireproof a Grisbtus 

6- True. In additi'on to any wasn't and isn't. The aty gets a raise of any kind, 

tree OT decorations; 

other penalties, you must h.is now taken over the so- most leases allow them to P would like to share o • 1 gal. water ' • 

pay a S5O Lib fee for each called white elephant. . pass the costs on to the formula . for a " safe and 9 pz. Borax 

drug count you are con- ' 2. A $50,000 survey surely businessman who, in rum, Happy Christiinas for those •l.oz. Boric Acid 

7 

victed of. 

must raise his. prtccs to who use cut trees or dip- •! oz. Epson salts 

will bo slanted in favor of 

7. Fal^r. Oral admission to 

recoup such costs. 

pings for their Christmas Mix and let stand for \ 

those peoples or persons 

poKcc or anyone els.i! of such a survey. 

f . Qcean City 

thoir null. ' • . 

You m.iy poss thi.ta this 

• year...let Tom's Deli * 

do all the work,. • 

... Platters . • Frosh V&getabte Platters 

Cold .Meat & Cheese Ptatters J '• Devi ted ^g Platters 

Salad Sandwich Rattfera • Hoaglo RatMrs l . 

Our Famous Six Fool Hoaglo, ' '* 

, A. hit at any party} /•/.-' . . • • • 

• • Ma reel la's Homemade Fudge 

Fax Your Order: Fax# 39&-1069 

o,m's 

J 

deli & catering 

, NOW OPEN SUNDAY 

C&.1GC9 , _. |018 Asbury, Ave., Oc^n City - .398-1M6 

HOMI 

Help Home Savings Help Thpse in 

Ocean City uHn.t ' ..' 

Marn>ora Ollice. " ,.i .••:. 

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59THST. PIER 

(conllnurd from.C9) . 

-fact (har Grrfen Acres 

awarded Ocean Citv the , 

ioan to p.urcfias.s wt-11' 

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Plan Ahead 

PuE Youf 

• Ad In 

llie 

Sentinel-Ledger 

Holiday 

Gift Guide 

Call 

399-1220 

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«J"*te 

.man 

By WILLIAM BARLOW „„,. . • . .- ^ 

SonUnrt-lodgof Stall recent norcaster and other erosion, 

OCEAN CITY Tfc Tre A according to Goorge^ Savcstano. who 

r c p V — The U.S. Army i3 overseeing the project for the 

Corps 0/Engineers is adding about • Corps, • M • 

S21i ^ C û 3 ?L ^ d to • "Th c f r«r» acSMt^ti^ tint 

— the U&iSiand Havir.g' tya boinlmembcrt, aJartg 

I^giona? High ^School Board oÊdii' «vtth Arienc Biejtftda, board -Secwtary 

mad po tnem taovasg toio her 

rumedinthemotdtv.it , mum nm» « 

Drive *c«ise in P«J^rrr» fa 

that Board Pttâîi ttuscr Ur»den-/. Sxifoo'it i" ' CrJ ILI 

Andrews, 

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who A-t 

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cnifln Monciay approved "trMj (pJCK-. nod bttsine** administrate-, irjfel ui iiauni br«.H 

S^lf*'• dlsru P frd ^^f* bn S f 9»«nbcr .of "Coaunje 

lions, although one boanfc' mcfaber Caliifrom. March '27 to. 30 w.w of SomiT* Tol'nt" wJs olso friOen per- uSSf w^*" v • ' ' i 

ch.iryrd trut tht- trips are rewards by 4ppxo*-cd. ;The ^ U,no« to.rta^-d misvonjo attend the Amenan Aô, r^Kâ^^S 

sîd JUSC has joae hj tfu _ -, m — 

1 . U! ' f^ # ^.f * * ^ *****. to °PP*: 

matter StOmt. .^r.Scr,.V^. Wlute^boird member, v^-ro, » (plc^tum topagc AM) - S^.%^^> hSSS'lSSS' 

CHARl.rf: W l 

ntr, trf (> Vt\in City'i 

it injy ry)ti->c.>\vJSi!rOii-.*tni.is Hut 

-,>viih a iittit' h«'lp iryffitho ft^-A CJO*.-< 

•:r Won't \x.- .i b!i.-L* C.'has^rruvc:!hi-r ' 

V TWO VA.-1rorK trad tor open Cfiace Soo Jtlory, pafloAi4. 

Sana visits wati cMkjren at the Upper. Cap© branch o* tht Cape May County Library. Pesersfcortj 

.ÎB bonus durfng the reguiar fetory NXJ/. " •' • 

AND M6RE 

BILLOWS B2 

CLARE-S CORNER B16 

CLASSIFIED B14-15 

CROSSWORD 

B5 

• OBHUARIES A10, B6 

OPINIONS B8-9.16 

POOR PtCHARO B7 

REUG1ON 

B7 

SPORTS A7, B1Q-13 

nio a \s"cdd ot fanv. 

e,. Hoods, r>itx"^ and 

f ib- .. 

Sirsiah is 

bom, a super nova appears! 

Qurity, giving, forgiving 

and kwing ahoqnd. .. 

For those whose Christmas 

is both then and nowf 

Bier. tCkiimri C Wins^tB 

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: ?4 

2 banks hit; 

one r-obJber? 

OCEAN . CITY — AuthqrilieB «rc. 

sarrchirtg (or a man who held irp a - 

local bar-k &i ^xn point and mad* off 

with ihoujitridji ot Jiolkrs tstrfy Friday 

evening. Th^y are *lso trying to 

dcU-frrurve iT l&re li any xxmrtcctori 

v>-lih * refcbery rhc day bciorc *t as 

Ocean V,c cxifrii! p;jx- 

I'ltir.'jor.. port of thc.n*-:i«.vc btM^. 

:hc 

:r^>r*~1S when hc-rtoaccd A 

b i^ckirrj up cc: ot trae sasvd, 

Lng to KaJph Henry jr., who is 

part oi the g 

ptv>jcc: buried by the rcccrt-t siansi, he 

decuit-d us pull it out and investigate. 

*Hr 7-jtt dug it up for curkaKy* 1 * 

i" K d *t the aces* toon 

{pl*2*c tara to pa^c AI2)

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Aputl-wmiimg Music Pier to dose Jan. 2 ft* final renovation 

area news 

highlights 

OCEAN CITY , — The.guard, 

rail work, and other grant in September 1990 in ./our times lta» fbmier sl«c, for on-slti* workers and o actsiis thc control center for 

resort is. the recipient of a'"exterior 

embellishmoms iWklJOV£j££l2fll£i^flLlllJi£ MloWlthe HtV tn rtffoV * llKr^rtr ti4r >hn'.(Vn«n ClK' thn n*i» rn/^n^ lln,UH~y, 

poaijoiicauon award pre- consistent .willv tne history pier's historic and cultural greater ;varicty of ehtertain- Pops.. '.'••' 

sented by the Cape May. of llie'structure. The pier to• 

value.'^ is one of thclargtst meht such. o» the. :lNlut-' AH restroom facilities' 

County, Chamber of Com- scheduled to dose for'the, individual grants ever cracker ballet with the .Slow were renovated, and 

merce in recognition of the project op Jan. 2 and rfcpen awarded to Ocean City. Jersey Ballet Company and expanded for more conye- 

renovations the dry hag in late May, 1993> 

Reconstruction of the 64- Ocean, Gty children'* thenlcnt use. Every door and 

tnfldo to the* historic Music . Funding for the renovayear old pier'has been conater with the Mid-Atlantic window wa9 replaced with 

Pfcr. ;. 

tions has been made possitinuous during the winter Genter.for the Arts. an energy efficient model 

• 'The next and final ble in part by Ihe • New and spring, months since The entire Music Pier sec- that upholds the historic 

.planned phase o( work will Jersey State Council on the1988 

to maintain its historic ond floor • was redesigned .and aesthetic character of 

" Include climate control in' Arts/Department of State. 'appearance* and structural and reconstructed in order the building. . . ; 

the solarium and 'auditori- The organization. awarded integrity. . . . . to provide changing roows . 

um, exterior painting, • the city a $1,145 rxullion A new. stage, enlarged to for performers, office space • 

% 

.and sound system treat 

this year that will enhance 

dll theatrical performances. 

Superstructure and' .substructure 

. repair that 

included replacement of 

steel columns and beams 

and the repair of pilings, 

concrete bcsujTs and the 

floor were- completed, dur- 

A mezzanine, recently ing the.'early phases of the 

designed and Constructed, project. ' -.-••• . :, . 

END. OF. LANDFILL, NO IMPORTED WASTE 

's waste program to air 

The,, ironic result of (hat a system including blp, according to the - of Upper Township,, pn*- management. nearby counties during the 

restrictions strictions irnposcd by the solid waste corfiposting is authority. • gram host will interview . Riley says it remains in 6ff-scason for processing at 

state •••*•••" Pinclands Commission ' the most reliable'and envi- These -and other issues guests Daniel Riley of doubt whether the county the com posting plant, •- 

.iathatout-of-statetranspor- ronmcntally. sound system related to solid waste man- Ocea,Î City, "*•'-• âirman or can" i afford to build a solid The Pinebnds Cornmis- 

.. tabon of non-recycled soUd poSSible so authority offi-agement will be discussed 

Y .cnainnan ot 

sion has opposed - any 

waste might rum out to be dais ^y they will aggrcs- on the television show, 

importation of waste from . 

' iess-expensive- than com- ,sivcly pursue that scenario. Cape May County Report 

•nbn'Pinelands counties, 

posting that waste in-coun- j^^ MUA is seeing fo to bo aired 11 a.in: Sunday, 

including Cumberland 

ty, according to'officials of identify, in the meantime. Dec. 27 on WMGM, TV •JO.'. 

County but the MUA is 

the Cape May County ^n^ impicment changes to The interview, program 

•continuing to seek ah eas- 

Municipal Utilities Authori- tho proposed facility (now will also .be baxidcise on 

ing of that restriction. ."'.' 

*y- • . under design) to make com- radio at 7 .a.m. Dec. 27 on 

• . "If we don't have a land- 

..But the. MUA still feels posting economically feasi- WOND-'AM ' • 1400, 

filf and if we're not allowed 

«ir WONZ.-AM' 1580 and 

to maximize efficiency and 

.WMGM-FNH03.7. • . 

revenues.for the compost- 

ROBERTA M: SHERWIN, M.D. Freeholder D.iniel Bevel 

ing plant during the off'Sea- 

Specializing, in 

son, the tipping fee could ' 

MUA, .and authority Vice waste composting ptont. . ^ 

Internal Medicine 

un;iffordable for a sys- 

Ghairman George Beits. • The state Pinebnds Com- ,cfn tnat- includes compost- 

The authority commi3- mission has ordered- the ing," Rilev said, 

Tho otticos of Tho Sen-. 

• Merry. Christmas J 

sinners will discuss the county landfill dosed by -j't Ôuld be ironic If 

tincl-LodgerWiW close at decisions the MUA faces in 

Happy New Year! 

nco.i on Thursday for 

p thn.' Ctrristrrras trotioay".~" 

PEACE 

Tho newspapor wilj \ 

3013rd St.. Ocean Glty. N.J. 

M *Y 19 ^ 6 > ancl "It would be ironic If oul-of-state 

transportation of waste turns 6\A to be 

less expensive than a system that features - 

true resource recovery and ensures 

self-reliance for our county" • 

. ; —MUA chairman Dan Rttoy 

according to Out-of-st>te transportation 

_ efforts to -e-nahlKK- MUA, has been resistflnL-to ^ {v3Sje turns oat to be 

resource recovery, the List arrangements that h would ld expensive than ! "a system 

1 m.ijor element in thv couri- . help the county • • " - 

n , cl P lnc Flood disaster center 

set up at Cape armory 

COURT HOUSE — A Disaster Assistance Center has 

been act up at the N.J. National Guard Armory hero to :. ' 

help those Capo May County residents recovering from 

the. storm damage. It will be manned byemployees rcpre- . 

, scnting a wide variety of federal and state offices. The Red 

Cross will also! be on hand. . ; - v • 

county stabilize- a that fentures true resource 

• ty'.s system of solid warjte waste flow; that triples dur- recovery and• ensures selfinK 

the summo; tounst--M- reUWtor our county.' ' 

so 

"' ..,..' . ' ' "We'll betaking," Rilc.y 

Stabling the waste flow Wld-for stronR pubpc 5up; 

port in our effort to estabdovvn-sizlng 

the compost- • Ush • |mi that makc9 

ing plant -wouW involve economic and 

irnportihg-waste from faj ^ 

: . 

The office is closed today and tomorrpw ff»r cjr>, 

din^fdnvrr. pjsM-nôr r.i!cs Uir'.myiiniWjver ,'2 y.-i LI 

. The iWrywillil'o rrffr'r a rxx>k of six tk-kets for 

,iu!orr.c£>:!i-> gtxvJ ioi {\:\c ycir .it $ ;> 0. P'.CM' ticV.fis irv 

no: vahd Ori wc-okonds in Juric, \v.\\ and Aut;i:M. Thocvir 

TIT-raw rvfSt^trfCTcriMTrn .-s^c-f. fiT^n v.-i1! t«-";i'di:ft\1 

£2.2 r hc^v, this 

> wh;!c chi!drc:i undi'r fi w.ii .-*,tij-oc-.j.;b:i:'.!c-. 

'.!c-. to 

::\.:u-.- ;::.. .;..;•..•... ,...•. • . .-. ^.. ,\ . 

h:.Hed by s, i A C^..^:^^:^,;- V,::..,^ 

Allstate Insurers will stay on 

in New Jersey, officials say 

^ r £i ^ 

.-\:::.!3ii Ir.«uraV.cv Co i-.^ rc\ ^x.-vJ i'i 

! • 7 j orr^prob 

.frr^ f4lr_iisf,it,u:-:nso:cvJ Jr.vm, acctxdmg to 7KrW 

Tnc i;;^ •..••.v.:r«T1 w^.-, wji thr most vocal 

to aitrtcutc it-i drcj^r. to IUV to the -.cry sjjr.c nti"orma 

w.^.c*. KJVC r.âc tr.c rrk: K j ' 

g 

L'r-dtr ar agrcorrxnt with the Ms*,-AlijLate will drop ill 

.rvT.J;r c L>w;u,a crjl^.i^-g the reforms It has 4U0 

agi«d h, poy o« S50 rruliion tc; SttJ m:i;1On of the Iau»" 

•'• d ' m - b > '- e s:j: '-- 3 Marirt Trjrwt-.o- Fisc-Jirv peel 

v,.:.-,^; vriurg to make pv^^holdv^ bcjir the cxpcr.w. 

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Driver in fatal O.C. accident 

driving history 

:iTY — Police 

Friday charged Dale Banchi 

of Becalcy's Point with two 

counts of death by auto and 

two counts aggravated 

assault in connection with a 

.doubly fatat aeddent .on 

Nov. 20, according to Traffic 

Safety Sgt Curt Dull. . 

Banchi has already been 

convicted" of two area 

rdxurutOT'dtivhSg charges in 

1983 and 1987, according to 

a state Department of 

: '20. . . . • ,- 

' If convicted of/the latest 

charge, Banchi could face 

imprisonment from three to 

live years for cac*h' cmint, 

and a fine of between $500 

.and $7,500, ' according to 

Dull. That woylii mein 

, Bjnchi could spend 20 

' years tn uil 

Bar.cht reported to 

mtyvapal court on PMdjy, • 

anil Vi-as arrci'cd and' 

He WJII later 

n S25.CXX1 bvJ.it. 

.. aDulL. , ., . 

the early evening of 

e 

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impact into a third vchide^fbUQwing violations; 

also traveling.west out of. •.• In 1988. disregarding a 

Ocean City. ' • ' stop sign. ' 

There were five others • In 1987, speeding, 

injured; Indudmg Banchi, • In 1986, speeding, 

who was Iransported by ". ln 1982, careless drivhelicoptcr 

to Cooper ing. 

Trauma Center in Camden. " - . 

Banchi is also ' charged'• •• In 1981,'careless-dxivwith 

aggravated assault ing which resulted in an 

.because.oi..'. thc -injuries to.. 

Robin Conover, who was in 

the sarhe-.car as Gardner •. In August .of 1981,- 

and Picrcy, and Michelle 

Motor Vehicles spokesper- Douris, who was driving 

son, as well as numerous 1 

the other vehicle. 

He currently has" five 

other moving violations • Douria wa. pickup 

trurk — fttrayuJ out of his' 

!.\.ne and 1 - "ifrvî: oil huju 

KiXievi drn'irn bv Chnjtcv" 

pher Cvirdncr, 3*. ', .\ M>.icht.T at M.A:n£irvd 

.Ft-f;iorr-i K:gh . School, 

wîxvrd.n^ to piiLvx-* 

.nÔr Jay 

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lv.ck b>' tho ii*rcv o! ihc 

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on rho 

MS Statendam 

Bobomian Rogntry 

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We Welcome...- 

VLSA'MC-AMEX 

Our entire staff would like to wish a Merry and 

Bright Christmas.to all. It is a pleasure doing 

business with you. 

OPEN CHRISTMAS EVE • 7 am to 5 pm 

CLOSED OrRISTMAS DAY -OPEN SAT, DEC. M, 7 stn to 5 pm J 

SUNDAY, DEC. 27 - Tta to 2 pm 

WARDS PASTRY 

730 Atbury Aye, Ocean City • Open 7 Days • 399-1260 

f 

December tides 

TWo« lor fth Smxit drarfyklao. For G/oal Eofl Harbor Intot «utKt»ct 12 

minutm from Koh Wo and 24 rhuxoo* from IOM 6 

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DEDABTMENT" 


Boyar's Sub a Grill 

ChaHortX)x.. 

Clrdo Ikfjor 

Cousin's (OC) 

Crab Trap 

Farrth/Cnlcfcen Plus. 

Gardon's Market 

fcTO '€ -OFF.-- 

• Family, Fashion . • Accessories 

; • Giftvvares ••Housewares % 

° Home FurnLshings 

• Linens - 

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FASHIONS 

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DRESSES 

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CHRISTMAS SHOP 

1st Floor Annex 

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30% Off 

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40% Off 

« CHRISTMAS SHOP: 

CHRISTMAS \ r !LLAGE 

HOUSES, Ceramic 

& Lighted 

CAROLLN'G CHRISTMAS 

BELLS - play 25 holiday 

carob. Reg.' s 49.99- ' 

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SfiA BLE CjTY — Seri- and Jonathan, 5, with help- This y«ar, a special award 

ous^ flooding and high ing to put up the tightn. .was made to Christian 

winds couldrrt drown the .They entered ' the contest Keller, 37 79th Street, who, 

Christmas spirit. 

last year for the first time had not registered for the 

That's greati* exclaimed and won honorable men- contest but whose-lighting 

Sea Isle City resident t i o h v ••'.'.'•' • impressed the judges.-The-. 

mMt: 

Francos Stcelman upon "The boys will get a kick Kcucrn wcjro delighted to' 

toarrdity that she had won out of winning,** said Steel- learn of the speciw award. • 

first prize In the. recreation man. They were so. dia«: They did not know you had,' 

department's annual couraged when the storm to register and said ihey" 

.Christinas'.Hou&c. Lighting knocked out some Of thewould 

certainly register 

Contest. . 

lights. They thought that next yean. ..'.•'•"'•' 

;•• "We could use some wewould.n6twin.- • 

happy. ndWs," .she -. Adam Affrunti; 17, a stu- Houses, which are not 

')».titi"-'1.Vir.:". 

-explained. "Our first floor dent at Ocean -City High registered'are not eligible 

waa flooded out, and weSchool, 

got a kick out of the for the prizes'; however, by 

had a lot of damage during news thar his entry had adding the non-regislcrcd •Santa and Mnj. Claus get some assistance at trie Sea Iste CUy tire house Monday 

^hc Dtec. Uth atonn." won second place. Affruhti, catogory, the sponsors hope from deputy elves Devon McKG&frey, 8, of Seavllte, his elster Moh/ McKoofery arid 

. In fact, she aalcl that they who lives at 106j50th Street, to motivate more home Katharine Fehrte, 8, of Soa tele, v 

had much more lighting,, said that he, too; lost some owners to enter the contest, 

including lacer lights that lights and a Christmas tree explained Freeman. 

blew down during -the. during the storm; All told, - This is the first year we 

storm and other lights that he estimated that he' put up have given.an award to a 

were short-circuited. 2300 lights, workiRg for-a non-registered' house," she 

The conte«t was judged couple of hours after school . added. "It was .a suggestion 

last Thursday, after, the every day for two weeks. that came from the judges."-^ 

wont of the storm was well .Affrunti, who had. 

- oVer, but before the dcanup entered the contest before The judging, according tq 

could be completed. but had never won, will Chairperson Stella Pontin, 

Stcelman, who lives at receive a Christmas floral waa done by members of 

122 42nd Street, will receive arrangement from Rocky the Sea Isle City Garden 

$50 in cash or a $100 US. and Fred's Creative Design dub. Judges included Joy 

Savings Bond from First Florists. 

Sumski, Terry Reed, Lcnnea 

Savings and Loan Associa- Honorable mention went McGarr, and Florence Hintion 

of Sea Isle City. She to'Blanche Short. 41, 79th shillwood. The criteria for 

.said that originally there Street, who will. receive a judging included originali- 

were- about 3,000 lights on certificate. ' . ; ty/creativity, aesthetic 

the house and bade yard. There were 13 entries,. effect; and effort, explained 

She credits her children, according to yickic Freer Louise Stief, a member of 

Frankfe. 10. Matthew, 8. man, recreation director. the Sea. Mff Clty-Rccren Hon _ 

Cbmmission; who eoordl- 

• nated the contest b$t did 

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not participate in the judging. 

• • • . , . 

" It put us all in the . 

holiday spirit," said Pontin.. 

The Santa's Calling program, 

jvhich is also sponsored 

by the recreation 

department, made 85 calls 

to-135 children in dne eve- " 

ning. Ai^sting Santa were ' 

Joseph Powell', Frank Alear- 

Certified Message Practitioner cli, Dan McBridgC, Fcnton 

Ttarapatrfc Uassaoa • Deep Tissue • Trigger Pwtt f, Brcithaupt. Joel Modern, 

and Uitn O"Qliham. ' . 

Holiday Gift Certificates 

STEDEM'S BEAUTY 

nr$ NOT TPOJATEl'. 

CptUttual— • cub b« ptafcMt up QTI 

Man tv«, ChrtatmM ' Dav Or 

. Complete "• 

Bctfury-Service 

OPEN YEAK-ROUND 

: . ' . 

Santa Visits fire department 

SEA ISLE CiTY — Santa It's a Christmas tradition' tho place, according to 

.Claus doesn't usually come that dates back almost 100. McKecfery. 

|to town in a fire engine, but. years, according to Bob. Gifts, ice cream, Christ- 

he did in Sea Isle Qty. McKeefcry, one of the orgamas music, and lots of fun 

On Monday, Dec 21, atnizers 

of the event. brought smiles and cheers 

6:30 p.m. the Sea Iskt City Tho party Was held at the of delight to tho children, 

Volunteer Fire Department flrehouae, which is located who look • forward to this 

hosted a Christmas Party at the Public Safety Build- party every year, almost as 

for more' than 150 children ing on Kennedy Boulevard. much as the firefighters dov 

up to eight years old who Santa Claus was given a exclaimed McKeefcry. . 

live in the city. 

map so thathe could find . "WclL almost as much." 

he added. •• ' 

Sea Isle Glty notes . by William Barlow, 

NEW CARS 

N.J. for. an historic PLANNING, ZONING 

FQHPQL1CE __._.-•—.-._.- resources survey •"- .APPOINTMENTS 

• The dty Board of Com- . Officials said the survey Mayor" Michael McHale 

missionersTucsday-unanl- is necessary before the city announced j.reappoLntments 

mously authorized the. can make application to the to both the Planning Board 

purchase of three new 1992stale 

for- grants for-historic and the Zoning Board Tues- 

police cars, at a total cost of prciervatian. 

day. 

almost $44,000. 

• The city has been moving To the Planning board; 

Two of the cars will cost toward an- History Prcser- Robert P. Fleming has been 

over $15,000 and one will vatiOTi District over the past appointed until Dec. 31, 

cost over SI 3J000. . •• year, bmt'offidati' have said \I995_ Michael Baldmi until 

they will allow property • Dec 31, 1993, Robert Bow- 

HISTORIC SURVEY v owners who do not wi'»h to man until Dec. 31, 199-i; 

APPROVED 

bx- a part'of it lobei-xempt. Jane Cc*tantino until Dec 

The Board of Co*hmi»- 

31. -199-1, Da'n-Libro uVitil 

sionera Tuesday unani- PLAYGROUND ', Dec. 31,- .1993, William 

mously approved a $9,320 ENVISIONED. ' 

Mammele until Dec. 31,contract 

with the Sullen:' • Some residents are taking " '.199-1 and Patricia JLJrtvscu-bargtr-agency 

t»f. Oidwick, beginning step-? .toward a ' wiki until Dec 31, :199^. . 

vcyuntccr-buii^ "creative To the 'Zoning Ikvird, 

playground" sinular -to the McHaleâ-appomted CK«ron£ 

recently'completed jn * lotte Monftli, 1 

I5M Aib^ry Avt, Phone JW-lSIS 

Ocwvn Cuy. • •" •' 

, A" coxrunuoity meeling is 

p'.anred fcrr 7 prr./jAn. 20 

at thv, Nârina Budding, 

•t2nJ f^reo! and.tbfc'iwy- to 

thc.po«.v.bi2ity. ' 

J JU1 E.irru : : 

SEA ISLE CITY — State of stone. He said If neces- 

and federal permits for prosary,*the length,'•cWW >c 

posed stohc groins'at 83th reduced but he WU1 not 

Street and,88th Street may c6«nproinia« theprdject, 

at l?st be within the-'dty's 4nd. the groin fttoold. be 

r e a c K . - •• •'. ..• • •' . > • . • • • • made of stone. \ -V^y ' " 

"Resort bfficiais want th. drop jhe weapon 

^•iTjr.ty f*rc&c-o>Uir'i frfficc, a.r.d moved towarcl the offic*:i 

there have- bctm no pc\v errs, f'ric) 1 fired fin-c *hf 

iifvi'if)p-r.frnt>. ' ail of.which struck 

Acirnrdinj; to John They then ad ministeri'ij 

Kvb.cki of. jhot. e:!uv, no « ' < 

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of the L/ppcr To\".Tish:p cvcn'or.i" .rrrvrrr* TX-'C ye.ir. i\">xr lie ivj"> .',?c^;.s!cd hy 

Rccrea-iion department, frigr. up-> for :he s^c.i^s \s~,'.'.. K'Vx;/[>i;a.:.-.d Dave Fem- 

txtc-r.dr> ^c >! wishes for the " ^ x ' •*' ^' f ' ' r '' '' % ^"•>'* ' •>•'"' ' «.T 7 » 

-holidays .tr\d ,\ sincorc —•—thank 

you tn all thox'O.Kht-v 

and volunteers who helpi-i 1 . 

m.ikc trî" dc-p,irtrrt-fit ^:rvr 

ror/ghJ.ut tho \vjr 

This is the wivV- for -.',.!'• 

giving and :hc Lpfrct 

Tov.-n.ship ITA Je!:.vi;ri'v: '.'• 

bo;vk to e-ich stutii-nt :.-i ir 0 ' ^Wi»» 

fU-Avi-ntirv i_rni r.r.;«i:y •-£$?£: 

(uncnor w;th thc.Ui^r.,.:-.-, - "M$&- I AH.m Uufoi ("Yfll \ .Cl 

books Jt at IS?- I'lA HAJx.it. ?x»i>. Fa:r hi:.- mi 

t he iitrarlrs' lion, . . 3 

ariM, the t U^JM .-• \ 

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The L'rpi r ",.:•• :.-:. v 

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Frank and Anno Hughes 

Hughes, Robinson 

VOWS 

VERO BEACH, Fto. — Ln.-. all children of.the bride. 

Anne Robinson of Ocean, and David Hughes of Den- 

City and .this it-sort and ver, Colo-, son of the 

Frank Hughes of Kokomo, groom. • 

£ "Ind., and this city wore .A reception ' was held 

united in rparringe Dec. 5. immediately following the 

Dr. Julius Rice officiated' ceremony at * 

%Y WoWeWsadvocatespeaks 

•'• * rf Eileen Fausey, center, a Cape May Courrty native, was welcomed as tho guest . 

h j speaker at a recent meeting pt tho Colony Club of Ocoanpity b'yclub president Dontho 

Christmas Star * l5e jessel, left, and program chairwoman Alice Wolf. Fausey coroploted hor educft-. 

. tho 'Mog; k tion in 1989 atttfr raising hor famity. She's in her fourth/term as prosktent oHho Capo- 

. . to hrothorkaodi J May County Women's Commisston and serves on other'countywido boards'and' 

ri MD AC r\ncAktrm/ / organizations, including the Coaktton Against Rape and Abuse, Division of Family 

CLUB Or OCEAN CITY a Planning and tho League'of Women Voters. She recertify ran as a writer candidate 

««r«i for COUnty freeholder. . ' ' • . ' ... 

Ail Furniture Sale Prices 

, Are NOT Alike. ... 

« We ln\tic> You to Compare! y » 

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'959 cnim 

STAINTO.V'S 

BROYHILI. snj-A 

25% 

I herV arV \O_ substitutions 

for quality, personal service, 

and,80 years of honest 

traditions! . 

Other S ; urnhure \alues Sale Priced: 

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HOLIDAY HO("L\»: -i:rft%. ir.ci ft-* 

rjeVuhaw adde-d ft V0 le-id 

tht^R-îdiTs to victon,'" 

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CWsiomBlinds 

GaryTiviggs 

624 1093/.^ 

WINDOW COVERINGS 

Verticals • Duettes • Minis & Micros 

Woven Woods • Soft Light Shades f 

Wood Blinds • Wood Shutters • Specialty Blinds 

„ . .Free Shop At Home Service 

\ 

Tho winning Ocean Ctty boys poser 

.Ventnor 30-25 led by Pete 

Lambert's 11 points, .but 

then fell victim to Upper 

"Township 1 56-31. Lcfever 

had 14, and Picketts.added 

12 to lead the Township. 

Lambert had 12 for' St 

Augustine's. j • 

Sinclair scored 18- of 

• Ocean City's. 39 points in 

, jjbe final, and Scott Lrpford 

aiided 8- Greg .Lefevcr led 

the Township with II 

Sinclair was awarded tîe 

tourney MVP trophy, and 

Mat* Lefcver-fTDtn UT A-aj 

awarded trie Sportsmanship 

trophy. ' • 

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Vrl-JOl 

(OJCOO Sorco IVE>UOJ) 

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YOUR DREAM KITCHHI OR BATH 

WITHJN YOUR BUDGET! 

/, ftm KitQhens & Baths 

. ' Visit aurshowro&nl . 

62* West /ômrff,* Octv\ Ctry. Rew Jarygy..' 

'Discover?the Difference' 

Snco 15r2S 

CARP£TCL£AN> 

CUSTOM CLEANERS 

GARRET • FURNITUBE 

We tizkQ Ugly Carpet r 

Free osfimates/lnspoctjcos 

Call 822r75a2 

. I9.th Annual-. 

. . CHRISTMAS 4 

CANDLELIGHT; TOUR 

Exponent the grandeur of Capi? May's 19th 

Annual Christmas Candlelight Tour 

Sponsored by 

The Mid-Atlantic Center for the Arts •' 

Saturday, EX-c. 26 - 6 PM to 10 I'M 

Sunday, Dee. 27 - 6 PM to 10 PM 

Savor the ambiance of Victona at its 

hc'.iday finest. Tour 10 outstanding 

-•' . decorated.for Christatas 1992. 

Cost: S15 for .-.duits, S750 for c 

Call h-'?4-54(>4 :o order vour ticiur 

join us also for a wonderful array 

CRAF-TS and ANTIQUES 

Sat I3ec 2O irorn 10 am to 5 pm 

Sun. Dec 27 frun\ lO.arrj to-5 pfn 

ai .the 

Star of the Sea Parish Hall 

Washington Street, Cape May 

Admission: Saturday's Craft Show $2-50; 

Sunday's Antique Show $3.50 

Cape May, NJ 

Mid Atlantic 

(6OT) SS4.5404 

SMTTrl JEWELERS, 

• RICHARD O.SMrtHr PROP 

12S9S.Shos«*IWL, Palermo ^J 

08223 ' ^(|v 609-390-3171 

OPBjIMon-Sat 10to3 - CLOSEDM. 12/2S • 

and 

fj EXERCISE-WEAfl 

And Vrarra, lastn^g gjw, 

OimefxtHn {funking 

We're so tappy to howl 

641-5163 

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Greetings 

WE >V7I.L BE CLOSED 

Dec 25th & Jan. 1st 

415 Sih Serat, Ocean C%

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AS jms&nmi-iJEvcam ;oo-n ctty, HJ. 

Coastalgales mark both the 

beginning and the end of 199J 

in tkfs ana, causing consider- 

• able damage to most cbmmunitia."The 

year also saw resort 

. business people struggling to 

get by in a reas&ion economy,. 

wkUe others, such as an electric 

• Utility and a theatre 

. group, advanced ptam' forma 

jot building projects. : 

The following is a chranologiart 

round-up of the major 

stories in Ocean City, Upper 

Township, Somers Point and 

Sea Isle City. The second half 

will be published next week. 

January 

OCEAN CITY — A massive 

northeast .storrrt struck 

the region Jan. 4, causing an 

estimated S4 million In,' 

damage to private and public 

piopeity in the' city and 

further Smashing thc.bonrdr 

walk,, which was already ^ region, 

damaged from the October 

storm. • • '. 

OCEAN CITY — Mayor 

Nlckolaa Trofa included the 

takeover of the Aquatic & 

Fitness Center and the 

Parking Authority in-, hli 

proposed 1992 budget, 

which also included--a pro- 

posed tax increase. 

OCEAN CITY — 

• Soythend City Councilman 

• Jack Jones died Jan. 9. ' 

For meritorious service 

Early fn th» year. Sea isto Otty honored poUcs oTfcere and csU2eris who 

had grvffn of thorajwMtt. Horn-, Polca Chic* H Phittp Mutlorpira a Montc^-. 

rloua Servtea ModaJ on tho unrform of Sg*. Mtehaal Larkirvfo-r hro adicn 

• preventing injury in a 'fire thtr year before. 

Wm. Schoppy Trophy Co 

|l031Shoi:e Rd. 653T16BV Linwc>(»d 

"GS'S" 

609 ASBURY AVE 

-Christmas 

TAILOR SHOP 

Ph. 399-1120 

To ail our clients we wish a 

ttcattby de Happy ttoliday Season! 

s vuluntecrs 

fill in ft>r i 

JOHN G. CAREW 

OPTIQAN 

•508 8tfa Street, Ocean City, >a 399-7310 

'.irui 

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Ira Scott Johnson, 93 Alfred Smith, 73 John Goede, 78' 

BFACH FTA 

Jacqueline Cozzan. 56 

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•- '» **S?££?£ >N * NCe ^HCWO^ ^VAfflQUO CAPITAL 

. NoticeoCAoqrtow 

V* «t>ova ordtnonoa was tfiiy paum by H>a Board of Confrnfeafonin of 

tha Clr> of (faM loM Cfly. New Jwaoy, on I(W DNUina * l»» n&Mxr mnxlrxj 

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this dty and formerly of Ocean.-City died Dec. 19 in Del- niry died Dec. 20 al Shore Memorial Hospital. ' . Dec. 21. in Burdette Tomiin Memorial Hospital, Cape May died Dec. 18 at Shore Memorial Hospital, Somcrs Point., 

ray Corrumortity Hospital in Dclray Beach, Ha., as a rcflvlt Mrs. Smith was a former, member of Uxal No. 223 Car- Court House. ' ' . • . Mrs. Cbzzan was a blackjack dealer atTropWorld?) 

of an automdbilo accident. .*• ' ' penrer's Union of Atlantic City and was a special officer Born in London, England,, he wa3 a longtime resident of Casino and' Entertainment Resort in Atlantic City for 10 

Bom in Monmouth County, he and his father where and crossing guard for the Somcrs Point Police Depart- Cape May Court Houae before moving to Ocean City. years.' • • - . • ' . 

commercial, fishermen before moving to Ocean City in ment. • " • Mr. Goedc had worked In the shipyards of- New York Born In Philadelphia, one wa3 a longtime resident of. 

I 922 - " '. A veteran of World "War II and the Cuban crisis, he City. He had also-worked for When ton Glass in Mays • Ocean City: ' 

Mr. Johnson was best knowni forhis family enterprise, served 27 years in the U.S. Navy and Naval Reserves. Landing and was a self-employed-handyman in SomerB She is survived by six sons, Christopher, Michael, 

" ' ' ' ". retiring as a flrst class petty officer. He was a member of Point... . , : - Joseph, David James and Nicholas, all of Ocean City; and 

VFWPo6tNo.2389inPleasantville. ; - • He'was a membcrof theOcean City LodgcNo. \7.\, F.& her mother, Anna Colasante. '-•'• • , • 

He was a life member of the Somers Point Volunteer Fire A^ând the Ocean City Masonic Club. ' . Mass of Christian Burial was Monday at St Augustine's 

SEV. 

OF M1&.000 

. maetlng ct 

onrjs Ubotxto Qr not** auhotttad 

twain m accordant* Oaqion 1.103-ia. 

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according" to pollc* L'fc Bob 

white mate, 50 to 0 ywro- 

old. about 5 foot, 8 tachî 

tall with a Btocjky builA Hfe" 

n*anno.itwpa»«iie«and«nM 

Ooard rv^d on !>>• 32nd day at St. Joseph.Roman CaihohcChu.rrh. 

DorjEion-i may bo m.idi? to Shore Cart'. Bex 1 Vl^SomiTT. 

Point'(XW.; or'Meals on Wheels of Somcrs Po_-\t • " . 

ArrJpgcments were b'y Midd!c-!on:S;robi .ind '/Û- 

Funeral Home, 5)orr,rr> Point. '. " . ... 

Julian Regnier, 83 * ' 

Julian Vi\ Rf£r,irr 

• //; JjA'ing fianeinbrancd (if. 

Cindy M. Cesar 

QC'R L-'vUY OJiGOOD COLNStl.CfiLRCJi • 

r-'j>-:i Cc::::^; A\I*:JC ' • (».r. C.::y. NJ 

V.I"DM":S!;AY. DEC. ",(hh, .iw; ^ 7:?aP..M. 

* - Rc.'jii'.ci irid I : nt-ni> art: W.qia^ne.' 

A lOr 

OCEAN CITY - 

died fy< .i? : :r, Sh 

Bom:n f'hibdcJph-x, V.\\ \'T 

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Ocean City's Holiday Schedule for 

TRASH & RECYCLfNG COLLECTION 

I. 

MONDAY - REGULAR SCHEDULE 

TUESDAY - REGULAR SCHEDULE 

WEDNESDAY - REGULAR SCHEDULE 

THURSDAY-REGULAR SCHEDULE- 

FRIDAY-'NO COLLECTION 

SATURDAY -LONGPORT BRIDGE to 3rd STREET 

Note: Please have all trash out by 7 AM on your collection day 

COGGIN WASTE MANAGEMENT Inc. • 399-2981 

Merry Christmas & Happy New Year 

• CLIP & SAVE 

. Mr.. Wbolford was deputy chief for the Ocean City Fire 

DvportiTHTil for 37 years befoiv retiring in 197V. He was a 

member/if the M.irmora E!k.s lokigo. • • *• 

Surviving ,uc two'cfiughtcrs^Donna L. of Somcrs Point' 

and Allison D- Fleming ot S,m Frana'irutirin', may W m.uic lo the American i Icart Associa- 

Him, rtX)Whi!e 'Horse, f'ikf, Audobon. iV.J. 

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nity died Dec. 20 at home. "• 

. The president of the Beach Haven Library Board' of 

Trustees, she aLso Worked as a substitute teacher at the 

Southern Regional School DistrfcHor the past72 years. 

. She was active in the Girl Scouts and the 4-H QuH in 

Beach Haven. - '. " . 

Bom in Pittsburgh, she moved taBeJcfi Kavcn in I960. 

Surviving arc her husband, George; rvyo daughters, 

Kimberly Scrdyn.skj of Marl ton and Susan Matthews of 

Ocean Cry: two 5003' Mark of Haddon Heights and Tho- 

mas t!f" Ab&ccon; a brother, -Dr. Thom-ii. Cuddebock 

Pittsburgh; and three grandchildren. 

Services were Wednesday «t Bugbec-Riggs. Funeral 

Home, Ship Bottom. Burial was private. 

Contributions may be m,»de to th* Southern Ocean 

County""Hcttfritjl Building Fund or the American Oncer 

Soaety. ' • 

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I Peace, Love 

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J Warmrii of Uiis holiday season 

I are with you throughout the year. 

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3130 ASBURY AVE Now thru 

OCEAN crrv jimary.31. w« 

Warm memories of Christmas past 

/ and hove for a • ' ' 

J Bright New Year. • '' 

A 

Season's Greetings front 

the Staff & Management of 

Your Hometown NBC Station 

1 SEASON'S 

GREETINGS The Staff 

of Shuenisker LuarJber Avoid lite to 

thajii. our many ajslcmarsfor (heir 

friendship and support throughata '. 

ihe yecr We *ish you peace amdjey 

far the holidays ami our best wishes 

for ike earning year. 

SPECIAL HOURS: 

Chiisimaj Eve Dec 2-tth Sam to Nooa 

- CLOSED OiRISTMAS-DAY- 

Closcd Sa: & Sixa Dec. 2&h & 27tfi 

OPEN: Mondav Dec. 28ih S.-QO aun. 

7\ A" 

1200 Wc*tAv*. Dial; 

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i. 1 '." croy Anderson favor- which was performed with p^ âs the scene of- vot singing of the United Inspi- mation of faith in a long: gram, and further refresh- ever closer so get Vbuir First 

rational Gospel Chorus time. ment was supplied by Night buttons and be ready 

' The man in the red suit members of the First Night to welcome 1993 in style. 

Team Raiders listed ^ *-« 

at intermediate school *uietide 

Tho Sindia as it appeared, masts askevw from wa'v(? 

action, some time aftor running aground in 1901. 

SINDIA 

(continued from page 1) 

expert and former president 

afterward. "He's a very 

of the Ocean City Hi3toric.il 

curious guy." 

Museum, was quickly atlhe 

Instead of the* expected 

scene with a video camera 

piece of dredging pipe, 

before the relic was set 

however, thc tiller post of 

down. He said it IA likely 

' the Sindia, a four-masted 

the'po'>t.will be put on diisteel 

barqucrun aground In 

• play In.the fnuscum,-which- 

1901,J>WM dangling frctm 

has 'nurrn.Tou.5 CCIJCS from 

the nhovcl. 

the.tvreclc. including porce- 

Thc po^ was thc La« 

-Ltin and the vessel's fieurt-piece 

. of the' ship \-isihle 

above the syid off 16th IranicJlly, Smarts had 

Strctrt. Just list year;, most given, a presentation on thc 

of ihf pent -could be sc4r. h^tciry d • tJV' wriici o:> 

•ibove' the was'c-s, but theSunday, 

comrnorr.oratmg 

ship had been completely the a'nhivcrjary foi its 

buncd in t3nd by the bcaci ^n 

prcnoct until weeent erosion 

of the pro^xt exposed thc 

tiller head ag.iin. 

Hcnrj' f«rldihc aty. Putin. 

WorkA Dc-parttr^-nt' 'w.-xild 

p'aoftJvi? Iron pent, jViut ]0 

feet high by IS {&: )ar,f1, in 

storage. ; 

Robert hUn\ I oral 5riiw 

; !iir.ding Dec. 15'. 1901. 

The .ship '.vas . on ruutv 

tixrm Kb-bv, Japjn th NVw 

"»'t v rk wilh a cirfio o^ porci 1 Vespers 

•' ByEDWlSMER 

OCEAN CFTY — Inter- 

Somincl-UjdowCntlc 

Christmas. That's the one 

Iind.iay Lane, Scott Megee, 

mediate school students 

that was sung In Meet Me 

Nicole Rongione, Elizabeth VENTNOR — Trinity 

achieving Team Raider sta-" 

In St Louis by Judy Gar- 

Rowles Lauren Thomas. Unitcd .Methodist ChurcH 

tus for thc • first 

. land. . ' (fi 

Ljlson. • • of Ventnor starts each 

period have been listed. 

Bryan pleased all with 

David Alli AMsan, month o[( ^^ ite.Jcrscy 

They are, according to Bobby Barr, BiU( 

' Irving Berlin's White Christ- • 

Bidlack, shore Jazz Vespcrn. 

grade: - ' ' Melba Davis, Shannon 

mas- and Mel Tonne's 

Thc scries of informal.ser- 

4lh . — Farrik Barnard, Dcvinc,. Tcsid Doyle, Pam 

Christmas Song. • 

vices/con ccrtt produced by 

Zachary Blake. Rhiarinon Galbghcr. Chnsrine Kilken- ihc .Bc-v.1 Clancy. Wilson is_ 

Bock, John Delventhai,'Mel-" ny, Michael KiTroy," Aaron 

- Many irtore followed, and — 

enjoying increased popular- 

isso Glenn, Tiffany Conza- Kyle, Tammy McCourt", 

featured great charts that 

ity over thc years"and so 

loz, Cand.Kt Crogan, Chris Michacla- McGarv'cy, 

were enjoyed by alL Thc 

this Christmas bonus was 

.Hartman, Russdl Jacksonv Sharon, Moss, Heather 

program and others we 

most welcome and attended • 

'Sandy" Kcpley,.--Samantha Oliphan't, Z.ich Ka.ib, Tami 

hoard during the holiday 

by a chvirch-filling crcrwdl 

Mato*, Jason Mclaughlin, Schaucr, Rofcx rt-Smith, Scan 

season brought out thc(^ 

Textured was Ace Mac- 

Justin i'urdy,'Amanda •Svvift, Alarui Taralxirelli. 

many aspects of this music 

era's 20th Strcet.'Band wirn 

The common denominator • 

•Smiuth, Cinny Swift, £rica 7lh — Ntatt.CKvles,-Tif- Mact-ra himself and Fmnk 

was quality and devotion. 

Williams.' - ' fany Cus'te'r, , Megan Vicari on saxophone. 

5th — Knstt-n Allc-n, Rni> Edwards, C1ITJS(IO Hess, Doubling on trumpet and 

We all have our favorites 

ert Brown, Anthony Callan," Alex K,i rulers on., feffrey (lugelhorn .were Dave 

and with -o many modes of 

Lari,v»i Girnuccio, i:rick.i Shcok-r, Mcli.v,.! Thompson-" Kennedy and /Dave Shectri 

expression there was &bmc 

Conneris, Toiid Cur.ter, Kim- Hth — Ciiov.iniu Barratta, 

Dickerson, David Evans, Craig Beaumont, Hubert 

whilp Bill NeviTum pro- 

Tony. Fusscl!,'' Jospeh Becker, JennifrV Buntley, 

vided mcHow frombohesounds.. 

Gsrxcy, Ryan Gnrdy, Morgan, 

Cra->v St.icj- John-son, Hjrb,ii:gh, .' Tom 

't~hc bwnd roster was com- 

Hecnap, 

Sarari HamiLion, Kyle Dan'- Ki-llv. />:ntt 

p!.:ted by Kick DrtU, bass; 

Haark, Mark famicion, Jim Uov«i, XitMli' Oi'.j 

!V:!c Jacksor., drums; Skip 

hant." Shacfer, piano; ivhile great 

'Grand Hotel' POWER 

at Stockton 

tcontinjed from'pa^c 1} 

! 1"..: t.'. r. liriTia I L~: i -rt >ir!: 

The Mji-^ 

ct:u!d {••(.• attrjbutrii 

- 

i.un, •cftcalyptui cr.l .ind 

matting froth thc crncnt, 

the ?.j.ir.d.ird Oi! 

: 

thing for evtrry taste. 

The evening ended With 

rhythm, lolly Old Si. Nich.o the USAUI fellowship in the • 

u ,u n VCr ° P TOVldcd b >' ^ followed by a cool and sooal hail. The scnes starts yi:>.i r.cn-.i . • • " • ... . . . . . 

ir>v.i-r intemip- nn, j.eyAj,.. :lU)rv. [j^n piu^, 

rccuviTfi!. b-.i! '•..'::•.-v '', (M "»• r 'l im"^ • \~' ^"i'-N-- 1 ^^:- 1 '-'-'- \ i ;°"^ "--^P -^' 5 Jd >; CL ' n! ."°-:* 1 .'"-'"^ • v " Lv!;r ;- l t 'v - K had ô rev?I my clocks," 

'Mi J Wayne RumhOr - Sinipscn, also of, j 

Hilltop, said, he has not ' 

encountered any proHciM 

aratl. • I • " t 

SccX! IîHiday oi Jill Avcnxn), 

a block north of 

Br.Vdcm.- siid h:s hcxr.e h.i. 

Jury C'omwLs»-icneT> ruis M.-t 

j'hl.rrtd.i:*! for the- th and Ocean. • 

thought it would be a great 16-34 Community Associa- REMINDER: Starting .9 

Idea for Ocean City. We tion, Colony Club, Munici- a.m. on Dec- 31. thc'lnfc** 

also recollect that /ay .Eggpal Alliance Committee, mation .center at the Masit 

ley mentioned it some time Thomas Heist Insurance Pier will be open to distr2>-. 

ago. 

Agency, The R.E. Darby utc 'tickets--for--th« Pop»: 

The Chamber of ComAgency, 

McMahon Agency, Concert. One. button Wfll; 

merce has assumed general Cedar- Shores Innkeepers admit you to ono of the con-' - 

sponsorship and Cnrla Guild, Fairness in Taxes, certs at either 10 or Tl.m»iv 

Heist chairs the finance • Kitchen. Contioction, Ocean Vou xnzy-dhcdt bDck tatcrin .•;. 

committee. The volunteer City PTA. Spinning Wheel the day for'additional tide* 

committee under the direc-' Florist. Wallace Hardware- cis depending on demand. 

tion.of Joan Dice is looking andBdyd'sTV: 

First Nifihf Admis«lo»' 

forhelpers the night of the • Performance sites for butions will be on sale D«!c;-. 

event Call Joan at 399-1033 First Night include the 31 at the Ocean City Hoone 

or Ihe ' Chamber at 399-Musjc 

Pier, boardwalk and Savings Sc Loan- offices, tfe« ' 

2629. • Moorlyn Terr/ice-, Sports & informatipn' center on tKe 

•The following companies Civic 'Center. 6th St. off9th 

Street causeway or (he 

are among those 'who arcboardwalk; 

Ocean City Information Cienter on.the ' 

sponsors for the First Night: High School. 6th and Allan-, boardwalk. 

Ocean City Home Savings tie; St Peter's Church, 8th 

oro information. 

The Ocean City Arts Cen-flyers Brc available'at the 

tcr is offening a chUdren's Arts Center or by caUing 

ballet program as part of Luclnda Hathaway, 399thc 

winter schedule of dass- 6921. ' 

Trie programs can accommodate 

beginner as weJJ as HOLIDAY HOURS FOB 

advanced . students. CHILDREN'S PROGRAMS 

Included are -Dancepby, n Toddler Time, the Fret; 

creative class for ages 3-5 Public Library's program 

that follows thc Free Public. for 2- and 3-y£ar-old3 Will 

Ubrary'3 storytime; Ballet not meet today and tomorstandards, 

for age* 4-6, an row, Dec. 24 and 25. 

entry level ballet class for Saturday Story Time w« 

f --i 

If you've just picked up 

your bright, new 1993 cal- 


endar put down 6 p-tru Saturday, 

July 17..for Nigbt b» 

coming events 

Venice. " • 

TTiunday, poc 24 

AJoohoiic. Amxiynou* - HOV Merry Christmas and 

-.al)rcur Jnrry Epccooa* Otrrcfi, 30J> and . Happy Chanukoh from all, 

We 

Wednesday, Doc. 30 

Friday, Dec 25 

I Or/ Baoec Clxrch. iod tni 

1. tporsorad "by 1S» ChraCwi 

Comrrijniy Cirxio; 11 ajn. K> 230 

P-" 

Ono ot Joo Karcfonne's paintings, now on exhibit in 

Capo May. 

Kardortne works 

in 3-month exhibit 

O\Pfc* MAY — The worttv *Many of the artist's 

., poise and quality of sions, for children apes -J-6, of Ocean City artist Joe Kar-' works ruive been previously 

movement; Ballet Brgin- are also canceJJed Dec. 26 donncare now on exhibit at -displayed at, the Cape May 

1 pp 

support and encoorageupb,,To.n.hIp/oc..nt1.y 

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Sttuntpy, Doc 26 

AlootoOca Anorr/moum- — Holy 

Trtrury tpncaqai Ourch, 3D9i and 

mcnt 7°" have givtetw 

KJwan^ Club - t>oo'« Cfcow. Rou^» OVCT the years. And tO *H 

9 4 SO. Sc*ô.7^0ajn ' you- U & 

thanks h far your hop to 

Chaoa Out) — Rccrsaton keeping our. many 

. 881 ind Kwon. 8 pm eventsgoirrj^-- 

Uoridiy,DK.23 

EICJXOJJ* CIut> — 

Rottau-ant, Sam»r».P\>r.t. 630 pjn 

VFW Po« Ho. e&pa •- 1W1 

Taasday, Doc 29 

—"Youtfi Gernar. 6th »m Aftanac. 730 

1, for ages 6+; ballet and Jan. 2. 

•beginning intermediate; 

and mone. - . ' 

CW-a arc also available ?cîi 

ENTEFTTA1NMENT'93 

BOOKS AVAILABLE 

'y?i coxipoh. bcxiVi for fwsle," 

•at S;i-Ocjch. ,.. . 

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We're looking forward to a 

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S53 M&ury Ava., Ocean City 

iic J'.VI o::'t.Twi 

his '-Citrr !o J.VTU.M Individual 

ccinccrr.j a: greater 

Ici'.^th w.th those r«~Mdcr,t^ 

who warted to 'KT.CW mnrv. 

..".--.ill random £».-r.:incl 

cl. i'J i-Yihcr rcii- 

:s :r. the jxirticulir area, 

a i well as surrour.d i ng 

!TI, discicfsed '»o.c pc\> 

pie who have cvpencnctd 

regulir cutagw, some wt.o 

have r.c; J.nd ;»ocnc vs-h.o MV 

they ra\ er.'t rjM;ccd. 

Another Hilltop Drive 

man ia:ii that he has cxper.- 

sjnall outages, but it 

is not icrr.ct.hing. he has fcl- 

!owcvi up s-.1th Atlantic- 

Electric- "So fvtr I haven't 

lost iny appliance*, Fvc ju« 

s.-cr-x ilra-h on thc 

other ^Jc of Ktn:tf c ' proiiucx"vi 

rr-.lxcd roul.ti. 

Kenr.i;r.n Wood oi Sou-'' 1 

jr.ii Avitu^- O.iJ that hih.Vfc.ntil 

h-jd,clr>cjr.cal vr- 

.>.n eit-cr.i.-.i! s!i-.rr:i. 

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th«.r. returr. to thi-.r conrul 

-.r.fx-r.w.y. or the VCR or 

i\e clock >".-ill go 

.-.ficr loi^r.j; power. 

'.ip to v-c the ii:nt; 

McAiliAUT .\nd her 

ly, who h^vc lived Crs. tho 

s!Ti>-t for ,'in.jr yean*, uid 

that the fiucrujtic.r.i had 

ixcurrx-d ai o.'ier. ;:s five to 

.seven tiir.rt j wivk at its 

peak. She had .isv-izrvc-d that 

wcrk en J ?,CVOKC 

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then? are sixteen O-9-H5- students 

who give up. their fret 1 time in 

ordertosorviccourhighschool. They 

receiveno payment, varsity letter), or 

recognition, yet they add much to 

O.C.. football games and parades. 

They are the high school band front 

. What made these sixteen girls 

decide to join the band front? Freshman 

Kelly Steelman and Christine. 

Baker joined inorder to become more 

involved with the high school. 

Heather Hough "wanted the experience 

of being on the band front," 

while Koxanne Rush liked fhe con- 

• ceptofband front. Many of the member? 

already havemusical experience. 

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School bands, while others 

continue to pLiy'al the high school 

level. •• . . ' • • . 

.. Every mcrpber interview^ enjoyshetng 

on the band front, and .ill 

plan.to return next year. They like 

different aspects of'band front, tht? 

two mast popular being lurching 

and. performing. 

£>{ the sixteen member^ ten arc 

freshmen, four are sophomores, and . 

two are seniors. -Barbie R'ybicki, one 

of'the. t>yo seniors, is -captajn of the 

. band front. She joined in t9#9 at the 

request of Mr. VViIli,»mCh.iniber!aiiv. 

advisor of the band front.'- Barbie: 

became captain the next year.-- Like 

many of the other member>, she has • 

musical talents. She plays the organ. 

and for the last eleven year* bin- (us 

been playing the piano. When'askfd 

wrutshe'likesbeitaboutbeingontho 

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Basketball team prepares 

'The 1992-93 basketball season is 

sodnapproachingwithhi^hexpecta-rlpns 

from players and fans.The team 

will have a huge gap to fill, rcpticing 

6'6" J.D, Asselta, who graduated last 

year. VictorHumphrey,asmoodi6'2 r 

senior point guard will take over the • 

leadership position for Coach John 

Bruno: Humphrey, who averaged ten 

points a- game, and added -seven assists 

a game said, "I think it will be an 

exciting team, with a lot of running." 

Humphrey, who is expected to be the 

top guard in the league, can go to the 

b.\sket against anybody. 

Filling UK? gap that Asselta left 

will Jx; 6*3" junior Brandon Granger, 

' who .started 16 games i^> a sophomore. 

D.inny Davis, a 6'1" swingman 

with lightning speed, can hit the 

jumper or drive for a lay up. The two 

other positions are still up for grabs 

between senior; Chris Bailer, An twan 

' McClelLin, itnd junior jason Bruno. 

Unlike the pa^t few years, >vhen - 

. Oêan Qty relien't loviw about anyone tiu>, but 

KeyCIuh r ; ! [ ' \ 

A rv-w club Ivi? nvitiifotixi iv- 

-i\( .linong CXTI.iS »-xtra:cumcutK . 

activitoo liv; Ki",' Club IV .1 com* . 

munitN' b.i.'i;li ihiai a 8. Thoso studonta 

Seniors: Matthew S» Alt- Indudo: ' • 

Aaron P. Jadyh Paone, Deepa Patd, man, .Michael B. Batz, Fraihrnon: Potor R Bums Jr.. 

Flnncrty, Karri L. Fisher, Amelia Rollyson, 

Joseph A.. Brook, April D. Notoiio Dllka. Umfaoy P. Gash; 

Maureen H. Ground,. Rac- Kirk Saylor, Jennifer Brown, Jennifer C. Burke, Mark 0. Larado, JuniioOo Mra, 

chcllc G.Gandica, Suzajine Schuler, Julie Shaffncr. Ankur R.. Desai, Kclty A. KristtFCdonour. Jostico R.'ând- 

Gubin, William J. Haw- Wesley Shelley, Michael Dougherty, Jennifer R. lort,'MichoSo Lynn Traooy. 

3ophomorea: Aiox Bom>m, 

thorne Jr., Noelic- Jaggie, Smith, Ole Soegaard, Amy Duff, • Christine K. Foss, 

Abby L. Joseph, Danld R. Sokalski, Howard Spiel- Robin M. Guida, Rcbekah Marisa DoAngo&s,' Chrietophor 

Kahn," Kimberly J. Karol, berg, John Spitz, Amy. M. Hamilton, Michele T. DiOato. Anthony Fcriorri, Mary 

AHx Light, 

Swanseen, Evodoxla Tjou- Jones, Shannon Marie GocUoiW. Koily K GroQOty, Brian 

Hornor, Bridget Howolt, Paul 

Emily Miedel, .Tara Lee malcaris,IoonnisTjou- Kcllctt. 

Labov, Qooftroy Laird. Cyan 

inakaris, Marion L. .Trail, . Theresa Thi Le, Tara L.' 

' • 

Noecker, Jason Ohlson, Jeff 

- Jo30(>h S. CGrion,' Noollo 

M, Pflum, David Viliollo. • ' 

. Juniors: Crystal L. A'oxondor. 

Joimo Co/np, Adam M. Cooper, 

Stophon Dovpiech. 

Ronald Schmid.' • 

Adult education • Kyle' Boyd, Casey Choprta-. 

ki, -Bethy Cocozza, Daniclld 

available free Greene, ^Brian McMnhan, 

• Lyndsny"Nunan, 'Andrew 

COURT HOUSE — Adult Scafario,"Brittncy Schroder, 

neademic education pro- Kil Winc* 

grams ;rrc available free to 

ptTsora 16 ywre and, okjcr 

who are not enrolled in high 

ichool and v*nt fo imfTrovc 

their skills In midlng, writ* 

mg, hiiiory,. Enjîsh ihd 

: Homt»r Alba, Ouietophor Bar- Moflhon Dwyor. Katio Flood. 

ren, Afcion Christiano. Lia Coeoj- Brian HinK. Qiiabotti Umtwrl. 

ia. Mofiaca Maktno-. Chris tophor Lauren Majawicz. Anno Mario 

P QnnL a L 

Mothia, KaSo- HoO. Scon Popo, 

Bnjoo Bo(p/er. John Harts. AJ. Pippott Mfciiool Ropid. Mary 

Gory Mink, Chariot Imbosl, Ryblckl, ilatyio 

Dana-Lynn Jo*yi*.. Katio Kootoy. 

Tara Loronrara, Kriota Uoruxcla. 

Ion'Naclorlo, Matthow Popo. 

KrtotnRaa, Tbdfaa Ropod". UriS-. 

.wy Richtnr, Stophon SchoHor, 

Adam Siogmon, Down .'Smith, 

Robocca Ulmor, Anno Fnmooa 

ViacuofaV Choofyn Wlr>««. 

Kovin GJgh. Joseph Oronnsn. 

KoOy Coinw. Jonathan . OoHor, 

Ev(>mario Goorriori, John Kcfy.' 

Lnurtm- Loreotoai, Chrittchor 

Luai. Wmborty C5rdBo, Soon POQnani.'Bmrvdon 

PIpor.Goorgo' 

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Aahloy Ekiffcor, Kimborfy Donn, 

and Hcathpr 

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Anttxxiy Spvano. Laura Ulmor. 

. Jorrttar WiiScmi. . 

JUtbao Arico.Treboy BrocUoy, 

cshscf CaSsrr JacofCfifC p 

Lyno Cas«idy. Lourrocxfo Cumin. 

Mogsn Dkitorty. ^ John Rwrtoo. 

tJkhoSo Ga&. ftyan GtSiotpk). 

Jacquofyn Haynal, Jenxny. Krvfko. 

Molly Minahan. Andrew 

Moore. Shannon Notharby. 

Pnlroa PnBoreoo. Soon Po&pwch, 

Monica FUab, Stopharvw • Raymond,. 

Mar»ah Smith. Nikki 

Totoro, Dciton VandortJiCo, J9&tica 

Woiland, Jamoa Wilion. 

KoWy Young and Ju6o Zorbo. 

Scallan tops student 

of the month selections 

OCEAN' CtTY — Jim 

Scallan .wa!>. honc?rcd with 

the ai-itf.tant principal's 

award.--at t.Hc Oo?an City 

Jim Bums. k&cMol Cocoixa. Inti.-rir.c-di.ate School, top 

Trcot Futaro. ôfkaAan Goflcr. 

Carty Unnooo. PaU \rrfyafi, Petw 

Lomtiort. Bnan U^p^cz. ton 

UcAnaHy, Matthow Pnunf. 

indiitic aJalt .hnssc U+yin P?yno. WSJV Sj'ivui." 

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Melba Divis, J.isc?n' Crang-. 

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MindiSftari-i, 

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the Trxmth st-lecticyi^ for Mjrk Jimlrton, Racf-ri Pcr- 

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PHILADELPHIA — Par- • spend fimc looking, a your, emotional wriNbtinft. -The our kids lone their acnao of' The most importantfactor 

developing their childrens 

sense.of personal yorth and 

security. Parents, however, 

need to: recognize that the 

first, step toward reinforcing 

their child's self-esteem is to 

objectively evaluate their 

o w n . - . " • . . •"•'•• 

• "You can't give away what 

. you don't have," 5 and,ybung adults^ every few weeks can hdp what behavior to expected, 

l_^»..*.-t. ...,f~i.*»*•! **•>-»-.. .F»«J.».. «*ôk . uiijAjiuuii tiling- yciu 

A tendency to overextrrid can give your child it your 

oneself is a primary indlca- time: If you don't mafe time 

lion of low self-esteem, for your children, they feel 

The most important factor in 

nurturing children's emotional 

says regis- security is to love them 

tered nurse Denise Braun, 

parent education coordinator unconditionally. 

at Thomas Jefferson University 

Hospital. 

• "Although most parents "Over-committing yourself 

want' their kids, to feel good by saying "yes' to everything 

about themselves, you cancomes 

from an unrealistic 

not teach your children how need ;to wjrl everyone's 

to value themselves'If your approyal,". Braun -explains. 

own self-esteem Is poor." . „' "Qjic thing 1 tell all the new 

- There are ways to tell, if parents in my classes is tc 

. you suffer from low sclf-es- . write the word 'N 

.tecm. • .' ' .. . 

' "AIL of us are guilty of 

making negative comments 

about ourselves once in 

awhile, h's when you find 

yourself constantly questioning 

your 'ability' that ypu 

really need to sit down and 

T undervalued, a» though' they 

are unworthy of your atten- 

••tion," 

O' in their 

appointment books, tc 

mnind them d the importance 

of putting their own 

needs first." 

Spreading yourself too thin 

is'not only exhausting for 

you — it's .ijso potentially 

destructive to vour child's 

1 , y 

good news, is that thia- lost 

self-confidence can be rebuilt 

and rediscovered." 

This Is crucial, because 

self-esteem is a factor that 

can help children develop 

the abililty to make- adult 

decisions- When faced with 

pressure to use drugs, for. 

example, children with good 

self-esteem are less likely to, 

because they don'r want to. 

damage themselves and 

because they respect' their 

parents." ' 

says Ms. Bratin.. 

Unfortunately, many chil- 

.drervseem to lose their sort,* 

of self-confidence by the ti-me 

they reach their mid-adolescent 

years. A Hurvey 

reported in Sash of Greatness 

by. Denis Waitley, finds 80 

percent of childaTi in the 

first grade fool guxi about 

themselves, but only 20 plaint 

of the fifth graders 

report the same feeling. By 

the time they reach'the ninth 

^rade, only five percvr\t of" 

the children surveyed viid 

they fdt good, about them- 

, selves.' • • • 

*So the Kid news is that 

somewhere between the ages . 

of six and 16, 75 porevnt of 

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-51h: Jessalyn Alany, ZaniowftU. 

. 2nd:. Jenna. Grockcnbcrg- George Lee, Edward 4th: Thomaa Bonoott, Jtutin ' Studonts. from the 5th and 6th grade Sunday school 

er, lindsey Jlampetti, Kevin Marincsin, Katie McLaugh-- Cronnn, Thomas Hoynoi, class at St. John Lutheran Church sing (or the residents 

McHugh, KImberly Palomlin. Chriatin Palonibo, Sarah Amanda Klnoo, Kriatin VOA Ara- at the Lutheran Homo gt Ocean Vj6w.- . 

bo, Catherine Petr.O5.ki, Rochford, Carolync Savini, dario. 

Kade.Rattigan, Kevin Roch- Jacryn Stemplc. • . ' . 6th: Allco Carey, Daniollo 

ford, Ashley Sedlock, Katie 

PlP&iquolo. Androc Qranlorl. 

6th: Gina Cannuscio, Uctoct Grantort. Lauron Jacobs. Youth share advent 

Dovld Crane, Gregory Amonda Lompa, Kristin 

DeSantis..Frank Fatttori, McCarthy. Ctaro PotroeW, Ctya- 

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A Ghlld of God 

Twas the weeIts before ChrisUTUUT. 

llic Lord open his gates 

Took Evelyn Taylor's Kand as 

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He gnint-hc.r. hcr-v.ing.s, • " 

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fc-r a-"id Sc-OiSts. *.:r; Antnorjy Piroi.'o. Con.T.tions ntay bo made to the Atlantic -City 'Medical' 

C I'iKnt, h stepson, R.indt^ph J. Wilfon/^ of Ijn-- 

his r.-.iicTnal gr.indmothcr, -Dorothy Wiev-nth.j'i of 

Oov.n City; two'sssttTS, Brth J->rrafino and Kirvn Fthrr-" 

ton,.bci'.H of Scrr.ers Point. '.•••'..•'. 

» Servuvi svrri* Wedrvrrsdav "Jt the Godfrc-N' Purmi! 

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EDITORIAL 

Post-storm 

Many thoughts come to mind now-that we have 

time to reflect on the Eclipse Northeaster of '92. 

There are the congratulatory thoughts (for example, 

as expressed Dy letter writers on this page 

today) about a job well done irr the face of adversity. 

:•..•••• .•••••;•. ••• ••••• -.' • . • • 

There are thoughts of amazement about how 

well many ptopertyowners, householders and 

business people, not only coped with flooded first 

floore' but also bounced back more quickly than 

expected and were literally,, in many cases, ready 

for business a3 usual. . 

And there is also the recurring thought about 

how fortunate we are, indeed, to have a new, wide 

beach put front to protect us and to lessen wrut 

otherwise could have been devastation. 

Along these lines we must underscore the importance 

of clearing the beach and dune, area of all 

- marvmade structures — most especially stairs — 

because even in those areas with a wide beach, 

storm-tossed water washes with great; force up to 

arid, in nuny Gases, over the bulkhead. 

Let's learn our lesson. Let us not take chances 

with life, limb and property. As we've said before, 

tf we can't deal with beachfront stairs, how do we 

expect to handle.larger; issues of incroasod setback 

and beachfront building prohibition.'•' 

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< «r«34i ^wMty njcaerr. !iy rC» !I^!l::!k•^ gr.iV. cir. a KY ,.Uy. 

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to a lonriy lady 

It't *.btg rctS sppx: 

to a crying ch3d- 

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looking bfeck 

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cUx-y.'t h'ivc V) bo 3 ttjdii1

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Raiders rally, fall short ag^mst lii 

The Ocean City girls ral- "Bolts ot half time. tor; the* Tivuh dor bolts, , Johnson finished .with a ,. . &» Pr-ryfcrtaM 8. , 

nwKsas OCEAN crnr 

RJnck.2, Tmcy McDonald 3. Van****' 

704 

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0. Ftobyn Fortich ' 

1.00T 

• Frt. Jan. a — at Holy SpWl. 7pm 

7:JOIJOHNSON 

ao,CoooVani)antlo» 

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time because'of fatigue. VVc half,' said Lentz. "ft * " was a 

Millville/outscored OC, OC. ..Serena Dice and Jolwaited 

as long as we good effort. We knew 

16-3, in the second period Johnson sandwiched Ocean coulci" 

with Melissa Courscy scor- City baskets, around n 

•ing seven, points. That Milfvillc free, throw. Then, 

opened a 28-17 lead for the after Kcllie DeSalvo scored 

«A< 

~ .al Eoo 

TowMNp.^pf ' • 

Sal. Jan. 30 — va fctkJdlo Township (ol 

lliSdwolJS'Ôpm 

Tua Fob. 2 »- HOLVSPin(T,7pni 

Frt. Fob. 5 — MAINLAND, 7pm 

Tuo> F«b. 9- M8.LVIUP.7pm 

. 11 — mAtwoO.! 

SCO Tuo.Jan. 12—ai Mainland. 0prpto*Y 

' e-ia ' HI 5 1 4 

17 

Joi Johnson nels career high 31points in loss 

ZMUfty LtrfonJ • • ' ^-(0 

2 

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3. '4 

1? Lattr in the-.qUarterJ Johnson, added 20 as the 

5-AWMH UcCi»c»n 

00 0 1 . 0 

0 Johiison, who had 16 polnW Raiders maintained control VINELAND — At the Senior Qhtia Bauer scored 2 free throws . with «irt 

3-a 0-« •ir 1 1 

(1 by MUlville's Jennifer 

12-A/i IJmtfj * 

0-14 4-0 a- 1 

opening round'of the Holly 

settled down late in the sec- 

4 . • 10 

"Some of the girls 

Dtnby incrensed her team's 

0-1 0-1 ?, 1 . 0 p Days Classic a( Holy Cross. 

ond period and. rallied to* 

O3 00 1 1 3 

•J lead to 53-16 with .just over OCtANCrrY 13 S 11 23-53 within one point of Vine- panicked in thefirst half" 

8-12 4-a / 3 .1 

20 one minute lott. B-ut U1U.V1LLE 13 10 11 ' 15-M land before dropping a 

1-1 00 0 0 a Johnson hit a jumpcr.Przy- 

79-67 decision. 

— Raider coach 

CM) 00 0 • 0 a . 

0 

XUnaf nvxa 

OO . 0-0 1 0 0 

0 bylski made two free RAIDERS: Serooa [>co 11. Krillon . Ocean Cjty trailed, 7-0, in 

DonaÎuo 4. Jot Ootimoo 31,3uo Pfiy- 

. 31-71 !«c 16 — 

'ArUAW/CCfTY. 

Ta. J*i 8 — CHERRY Hit WEST. 

TNJ. Jan M — at Sacrtd Htan. Spm 

•T>iu. Jan 2\ 

0OcKm City's Shelly Sol- "dcared-4-IO. ' 

• ai-mV and M.-nn!jnd's' /\ii' • Mainland's . . , SKarcn . . Shaw Sal. Jar M — u fyx* Jorvo-f 5«o 

I vTT.",cf the 1992-93" season. 'OCs ^teve EUaa'wa* sec- •*>*?> 

"vrfhnm ran the 35 meter OCJ& to Rufila Wnght of ^^f^ 7'°?j.'.sh 

ir. 1A vov^cmdi, beating Badj-rton in-ihe 5S mrter ^^ fab ?: _ KJIÛ V»«-, TOJ 

fcy one-tenth oi J second. ; 

J The Raiders' "Dave (âragioLs 

f:h*hed third in. ihe 

long ju.-np, trailing Ouryl-. 

O.*i\-;t-r. at O'akcrwt and 

Desmond Michpau'x of 

OV«r. I."* J I 

P!cJwn;viUr. G-iragioLn ditt 

' And OC'i*k»haj Ft)o was 

filth in the- \ho-t-put at •l!#-A 1 .'*i. 

Anc*ther 'ffm-t ti tchtij- * 

f-ih'd tor Saturday aftt-nKvin 

^;•.c• ; to 1 C.ithy , wamm TI*CJC too 

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It's that special tttao of yraragai*. . .. 

I\*oplo everywhere ffre exchanging gifts and finding 

NBA ami: NHL — plus college football and basketball-. 

Local r,pom fans have dozens of holiday tournaments 

from which to choose. 

. Each year we- use this space to offer "gifts" to some of 

the sports personalities in our area; Some are meant to be 

humorous, others are more serious. But-all are offered In 

the spirit of good will. . 

If we had the power, we would give: . 

GARYDEGENHARDT —, A follow-up to "Run DMC* 

for 1993. 

JO1 JOHNSON -Kl,000 points and a 5-fooHO high 

jump. . ' . • . .. . . •' 

PAUL LeFEVER — More than .2,000 fans at ne*t September's 

football opentr with Mainland. ' 

SAM BOTTA— A black and silver cowboy hat to wear 

in Nashville next week. . . 

BILL NICKLES — A 6-2,187-pound sophomore and a 

6-3,240-pound:junlortocomplefehiswrestlinglineup. • 

ED DIETZ — Good luck back nt Washington Township 

after spending three successful months In Ocean City. 

• BUD R1NCK — His own telephone. • 

. CHRIS LENTZ — A chance to see some Princeton women's 

basketball the next four years. 

. MIKE NAPLES -j - Like we said before, the man has had 

enough for one year. • 

RICH TOLSON — The continued success of the Ocean 

City Hawks, the team to which he has contributed so " 

much. • . . ' • 

HEATHMUZSLAY — Continued success in the pool 

like he had on the football field. 

KARL CEISINGER —Only one more game with Egg 

•• . ••'••.: '' :••''•', J . b t c n T o T h c ••'.''' ; - . • .• 

EAGLES 

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Nov. 15, 

'Nov. 22,- 

Nov. 29, 

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Sunday 

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Sunday 

Sunday 

Sunday 

Sunday 

Sunday 

Sunday 

Sunday 

Sunday 

• Sunday 

Sunday 

SuFiday 

EAGLES SCHEDULE 

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u Phoenix Ocrdinab fWJl-M)". 

' Denver Broncoi (WJO-O) 

D*llMCoWbav»(W^l-7) 

' MKmiMCity Chief* O-.17-24)' 

tx Washington RccUlunj(L.12-16) 

Phoenix CudiniU (W.7-3) 

u DalU* Owboys (L. 10-20) 

Lo* An^dca FUidcrs (W, 31-10) 

u Green B«y P«ckco(U24-23)' 

' al New Yort.Giinu (W.47-34) 

ti Sin Fr*nci*co 49cn(L,2(M-1) 

-' MLancaoU Vikwiftj fW JH-ll) 

. at Scaulc.ScAhawks(W.2O-)7j /- 

Waihington R«likiiucr O 

Bor Kron. ASSELTA ~ A Batiortal championnhip at Bcntlcy " 

College. ; • . : V 

DANNY DAVIS — A chance to rim the football in college. 

••'.•••• 

HARRY KLAUSE — A VUlanova win over UNLV. 

WAYNE COLMAN — Nebraska season tickets, 

LLOYD HA.YESr-A win over Vlnqland, 

JACK BOYD — The South Jersey sports trivia champion-\ 

s h i p . ; . • • • - . • . - ' , . • • ' •••.".• 

JODY KISH-—Tickets to sec the rock band. . " ' . 

BILLMORELAND —Wayne Colman'B frequent flyer : 

m i l e s . ' • . ' ' • • ' • . ' • ' • ' . . ' • . 

ROY HECK — A guest shot on Columbo. 

KYLE RICHARDS —'A chance to swim at full strength 

throughout his senior year.' 

TO THE REST OF YOU — A healthy holiday and au 

• cessful. new year. . . • ' 

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. The Ocean City-Mainland football game that will 

open the 1993 season at Carey Field will be played 

after school on Friday, Sept. 24. ' • • 

When the Raider schedule for next year — which 

adds Mainland and subtracts Vlneland and wasannounced 

in The Sentinel-Ledger exclusively last • 

week -f- the date of the Mainland gjfme was -undo- ' 

tcrmincd. Because of Yorrt Kippur, Mainland did 

not want to play the game on Saturday. 

It was determined earlier this week that the two 

schools will play in Ocean City on Friday afternoon. 

MAINLAND ADDS 5 TO*93 GRIDIRON LIST 

. Mainland will retain four teams from its 1992 football 

schedule' when it moves up into the Cape-At- • 

lantic League American Conference. 

.-The Mwitanga will continue to pLayBui'n.i and.l... 

Bridgcton from, the National Conference, and will 

continue' scnes with Abscgami and Egg Harbor ; 

Township, . ^ 

In addition to Ocean City, Mainland, was required 

t« add Oakcrest, Cumberland and Holy Spirit to its , 

schedule because of the realignment. The Main-- \ 

land-Holy Spirit game, always" a big rivalry, will 

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Wo would be remiss If wo concluded without a reference 

toJoeClemrfttt. • • ''• ' y ' ' ' ' -..;"_•..-, j ^ / : '"' ._ 

last week, lesa than t> mqnth after the midden death of 

GrtsyhoundfootbaircoachBobThopias. $1 

It a difficult to remember being around Joe Clements 

" without laughing. Despite his tough exterior, he was a 

hnppy guy with a sarcastic wit. HJs dpvotion to Plcaaantviflo 

High School was intense. Among his contribu- 

Hons was creating, tho school's Sports Hall of Fame- 

As president: of the Cape-Atlantic League, Clements vyaa 

a; motor force in merging th« CAL.with the South Jersey 

Conference tobegin the creation of the 2l-«dioblc«jfer-ence 

that now exists. " ' • ' • . . 

He attended Sacred Heart and was a graduafeof Vineland 

High School.'.• ' " ' •: " -.'"CI 

The CapcÂtlantic League should consider naming Its 

school sportsmanship award in his memory. It was satnethlnjj 

that was very important to him. , .' 

We send our sympathies to his family ind to those at . 

Plcasanrville High School who have had such a tough five' 

weeks.. . . . 

resume on Oct. 30 at Mainland. 

Mainland declined to schedule Atlantic City, 

Millville or Vlneland. Games with schools from the. 

other division within a conference are optional 

under the new alignment. . ' 

The other new team on the Mustangs' schedule is. 

Northern Burlington from the Burlington County 

League. Tne two will open the season on tho early 

week (Sept 18) in Llnwood. . 

So. while the Ocean CHy-MainLand game will.be 

the season's opener for the Raiders, it will not be the 

first game for the Mustangs- • . 

MARIE MOHLER HONORED AGAIN 

Ocean City graduafe Marie Moh!«\ who was 

named to tho All-Academic team of the Middle-Atlantic 

Conference, received two other -honors 

recently. _ ' ' • ' . : _ ' _ _ 

Mohler, who equalled a Washington ^College held' 

hockey record with 15 career assists, was named to 

the All-MAC first team. She', was also named to the 

College Field Hockey Association National Academic 

Squad. • • _ . . . • 

A psychofogy major, Mohler was the primary 

playmakcr forthe Shorewomen. 

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Ocean City and Mainland delphia. . Lower Cape May, and Lew lege...•-.vill both open pby Satur- St. Joseph's Prep, which, Ostrander are playing hurt 

day, night in the WCMC/ 

WCMODIQ AL CLASSIC . 

boosts Orlando Magic coach • In other" boys tournament at WUdwood Cathollo 

Big Al Qassic at Wildwood Matt Gouka3 among its action, Egg Harbor Town- Saturday, Ooo 28 

. Catholic. 

most successful former basship, Bncna and Oakcrest 2 p.m. -7- Lawor Capo May vo 

John Bruno'a Raiders will ketball players,, is strug- will join Sacred Heart Mon- Notro Oamo 

face St: Joseph Prep of PhUgling a bit this year. day in the Lions Tourna-- 4. p.m. — Vinoland va Nortfioast 

adolphia In the first round 'Wildwood Catholic^ men t. Middle Township is Qalho IJM'Î.-I pr.iv^..!., ;!'.. L'.irN Tr,.;—..-. 

fntrn M.-r/u-c Jan>ct\ n-.cr.l .it. PiT.nsfiilL- .with 

IWard in a 49-23 \vjfi *over' I'LT,r..si 1 Ocean City senior. Dan Reilly of Raiicocas Valley in 

Law won.the 160 pound the |irst round and Mike 

championship over the Bilenski of Delsea in the 

weekend • at the Wildcat second. He wasbeaten, 7-0, 

Tournament at Pinelands 

High School. : 

Law was the orily Ocean 

City wrestler to win a title 

at Pineland-s, though senior 

Dave Bouchard finished 

second at 130 pounds. 

"It was nice to start off in 

tho tournament format." 

•said Ocean City coach Bill 

Nickles, "where there is no 

pressure for the team to 

win." The Wildcat Tournament 

was for individual 

competition only with no 

team scoring. 

In thq first match of the 

season for both tcama on 

Tuesday, Bucnj defeated 

and Haddonfield.' Lower 2 p.m. — conadatlo/i doublo- Ocean City, 52-12— Greg 

Cape May Ls in the Ike Wilhoodpr Daily C171), Law (160) and 

lis Tournament at Penn-. 6 p.oi..— diampionship doubio- 

Andrew Bechtold (145) 

• sauken with Lehapc,- 

Wodn«»dBy, Doc.30 posting wins for the visit- 

Cherry Hill West and Pcnn- 

'2 p.m... — consolation ing Raiders. . 

sauken. Vinebnd is in. the 

doublohoador 

Mount Holly Rotary Tour- 6 p.m. — chwripton&hip- doublonament 

with Triton, North- 

Law, a senior' who. was 

hoadorern 

Burlington, and 

second in District 32 and 

Rancocas Valley. And Wild- 

third in Region 8 last seawood 

Githolic, Buena and 

son, defeated Chris DiFra.n- 

Oakcrest join the hosts at 

cia of- Pinelands in -the 

the Sacred Heart Touma- 

^championship match.- He 

mcnt.beginning Saturday: 

had .beaten Joe Vaccaro of 

Woodhridge andjim.Pastor 

HOLLY 0AY3 CLASSIC 

of Hamilton West to reach 

(«t Hoty O-OM) 

the finals. 'The three wins 

. Tuesday> &oc 29 

. lifted Law's career record to 

6pm.— Ocqan Cty vt.Chony 

79-19-1. 

f 

0pm — Eastnm va Ho'y Croia 

Bouchard,- who was 9-9-2 

last scar,on, defeated Soyre 

W*dn«xl«y, D*o. 30 

6pm — cxxitolaLoo gamt 

5pm — -ehampionchip gamo 

• Bia MAC CLASSIC 

' 3iturday,' Doc 2fl 

2 pm— VVasihington Towr>sJ\-.p 

vr. AJnnucCiry • ' - 

4pm— Shav,T«)O vs Paii! VI 

G. p rr, — Vjddo Towrevhta "va 

IUI.', f>'unresto^vn 

; 

Sophomore-Chris Pasr 

sarelli also finished fifth at 

135. He lost to Vinnie Collucci 

of Hamilton West in 

by Brett Tullo of Pinelands the first round. P.ascarelli 

in .the championship match. then defeated Chris I*roycn7 

"It was a: long day forzano 

of Bfiena and Ryan 

everyone,'* said Nickles. Jones of EHTin the consola- 

'TVo weren't the best team tion round. ' 

there but we weren't the Junior Bruce Slkora lost 

worst either. Some of ourhis 

opener at 140 to Phil. 

kids are still a little, rough Zamplno of Pinelands and 

around the edges." ... then was beaten in the con- 

At 103 pounds. Ocean solation roilnd by Darrcll 

City sophomore Marc Jones of Hamilton West arid 

Evangelisja finished fourth. Jeff Lancaster of EHT. 

He-defeated Wayne Mott of Frc$hman Andy Bechtold 

Pinelands but lost to-Wcl- los-t to Brian Ignatowitz of 

don Huff of Woodbridge in Woodbridge in the first 

°thc."semifinals. He wasround 

at 145. He then, 

.• beaten by MattGfalogio of earned his first varsity win, 

Buenj in the -third place beating Jose Sorta of Buena 

match. 

in the consolation round. 

Junior Chic Cossaboonc Bechtold lost" to Jon. Olp of 

lost to Jon Forster of Buena Hamilton West in the con-' 

in the first round at 112 but•soLation 

.finaL. 

defeated T.J. Giehl of Senior Frank Sannino fin- 

Woodbridge in the consolaished fourth at 152. He beat 

tion match for fifth place. Charles Prickeft of Ranco- 

• Sophomore - Jason Marcas Valley in the first round 

shall was beaten by Steve but was defeated by Ed 

• Busin of Woodbridge in the Steddcy of Hamilton West 

-first round. He defeated in the sk?mifin.tls, • Sannino 

Tad Davis-of Egg Harbor then lost to,Scan Thomas of 

Township in a consolation Buena in the third place 

match but then lost to "Jon match. 

Quick of Hamilton West in 

a battle for fifthj)bcc.,_. • 

Junior Carl Phillips lost to 

Garry Cortes of EHT in the 

125 pound opener. Ho then 

beat both Damien Torrez of 

Woodbrjdge and Dave 

. Lconc of Delsea to finish 

f i f t h . ' • . ' • ' • fi 

x iost ^» Jim Vila of Pim?tohds. 

in the semifinals. • • . 

', This fint effort show* 

that wo need a lot of work," 

said Nickles, "but we really 

knew that coming into the 

Season." • • 

. 

Sophomore Greg Daily 

finished third at 171 

: 

ioQ2-t3 OCEAN crrVwmsrutta 

IDQ 

Tuo. Dec 22/— (o-i) LosiiaBtwna. 

.' 52-12 ' • • •-•.•.•.- 

Wod D*c 00 — ejHxkSan Tatmthip 

Tournament • •••''.' 

V/od Jan. 0 — « Virtotand, 7pm 

Sat. Jon. 0 — EGO HARQOR TOWN- 

GHIP/nANCOCASVAUilY.11aT» 

Wed.Jan. 13—HOLYSP«nr.7pm • 

5ii. Jon. 10 —. w Ytoaiaumi (pkm 

. Uantoni). tiam 

Wad. Jan, 20 — UlLLVUf. 7pm • 

Set. Jan 23 — WEST OCFTFOF©. 

/won . ! • 

Mtxi.Jan.25 —HAJWWOMrON.^m 

Wod.Jan .27—aiAbsecKni.'Tpm 

Sd.Jan.30 — al«aapa.noor>. 

W«J. Fob. 3 — ST. 3OS£PH. 7pm 

S«. F«6.0 — C ^ d * 

Mon. Fob. 0 — WU3WO00.7pm 

Wod F«k 10 —OAKCREST. 7pm . 

Wad Fob. \7 — MODUS TOWM- 

SWP.7pm : • • . 

SOL Fob 2p -r at lemtt Cepe Magr, 

noon 

Frl. F*b. 2B — m tXMicl 3? Tom*m«nt(At3oagam) 

' * 

Sot. Fob. 27 — at Owlet 32 finafe 

(Uaogami) " - . 

Wed.Uv. 3 — *i Rogtorr S Tounl*- . 

( A b i ] " 

hbnv tnaxtm '{in CAPITAL 

KELLY 

pounds, beating Scott Kline and—of 

Rancocas Valley. 'Daily KELLY 

had beaten Bob-Kcnoa of 

Buena in the first round and ^ - Htmrifiapan 

Owmtyt t f'^ 

f 'tv t 

MICHAEL WILSON-' 398-8386 

WE DO STORM REPAIRS 

Decks • Additions 

Siding • Roofing 

Dryv,ali 

SMITH '•CORSON 

SHAW 

• ROOFINQ " 

A door «•»* Ocoan Ctfy Inttrrrocioto 

School a bodockbd tor 

Electrical Cootractors. 

SHEET METAL . 

ih0wa*»on * 

NJ. Sute License And Permit No. 4217-A ', 

BRYANT HEATING 

Marine Wiring . ^ 

891-0701: 2S2W«tlAv«. 

Service Repairs 

8pm 

3^9-2128 / 

Outodc Lighting • 

Tuo«J*y. D«c. ;o .,.. 

FREE KSTIVL^TES 

TT J T TTTTT.TTT J T 

927-7559 or 

.1 s . 

I seasotf s 

lumbing • lleailn^ • Aif Conditioning 

Specializing in GE and TRANE 

^99^8660 

1 XJ•;«::• iwso 

391-0374 

624-0864 

custom buikders 

Additions • Alterations • Repairs 

Comploto Home Remodeling 

?w of An* 

Pamting 

' '" Y[ ' ' ' ; 

i J.F. ILWNAL' 

: n x i\ JLXXX ti x JLI 1 n 

TRINITY 

• Painting -' ( ' 

Interior* Exterior 

RESIDENTIAL 

COMMERCIAL 

"Storm 

399-4013 

and Sent For 1993 

Canvas 

g s/, 

Canopies 

V»'a Tdhar^, repair and r 

lako 6own • • 

.( 398-^2345 ) 

BLA. HAJ^PER 

& SONS', Inc.. 

1CCO 

Oc«au» City, NJ 

Service* 

•Property ?>{t,witauvwt 

'.Co: 

399-3311 

CAPEMAYCOl'XTV 

BLIND CLEANING 

390-0550 

Jit" 1. » : S-' 

FRANKLIN 

PAINTING 

*:•"": j-*-.r •i^^r- 

? Specializing In • 

Offict: 701 RAibury/>p.. OscijiCity. N'J 

399-1837 

Wishing You AJovou.: //,-/:.:.;•. 

• ROOFING 

-SIDING 

MYHRE 

BUILDERS 

EST1UATE 390-3308 

/:.:;•: ' ' \ 

CALL 3S0-042Q 

ADDiTiCNS 

DECKS 

LEW SYPHER 

BUCLDIIK 

Romodclinq . Repairs 

Alterations . Baths 

Vinyl Siding • Kitchens 

ASK AEOLTT-Jt 

CUR 

\v 

390-8298 

"E&FQlttUTFCOHSr.WC. 

Edward J. Jones, ^.« « ! 

• General Contractor 

' • ,V£TV HOMES 

-ALTE&AT10XS 

• AD DfTI OSS • 

WOOD & VINYL 

BATHS' 

- STORM. DAMfyGE REPAIRS 

Scrying Cape May Cotmty Ktr 

Ovcr 20'Ycars 

.• 'L1GE.VSED 

mmm 

- LN5URED 

CUSTOM HOMES 

FtEHOVATTOHS 

.Builder ' ' 

FOJ" ail your rfcroode!i£r>g n*«l*, 

-tare* or small 

13 Ytzm Expmtnai 

CALL FQR FREE ESTIMATE (600) fi28-2S3i0 

CARMEN COSTANZA 

Custom Carpontry 

Custom HCGW« 

^^609-399-2207 

/ :.'

Bi4 g Jh^SerfnN£L-tkpGeR OcswnCJty, NLX Thuretby, Oocomb+r 24,1992' . 

^^ 1 ^^ *>)to%^to»)S*TW*»JM» 

Yearly ReiitaJ 

*» 

Contompw ary.2 Bfy rjan boat, 

Waahcf/dryor. ,(JW floors furn 

avail to Juno 1 or year round. 

CALL 

609-263-6927 a. 


..;••; DEADLINES . 

Advorf&ornonts tor tt»&o columris thouid bo In tho offico of Tbo 

Sonbnot-Lodoor NOT LATER TNAN NQON TUESDAY FOR' 

THURSDAY PUBUCATIOW. Trio LaM to Classify - WEDNESDAY 

NOON.. • • • • • • ' .. 

ADVERTISING RATES 

OnoTlmo.GUnoao/loaa.....:, . :....: V'G.OQ 

. (EiooodtnQ O Enun 86" pof Ino) 

Ad Ruiinlng 3 Conaocutivo Tlmoc, . . : ' 

with 6 linoa or toss.:. '. •. • 24:00 

• Too Lato To Classify • 50* oxtm 

' • Ada Roquitlng Box Numbor -• 1 Ob additional • 

, 399-5411 

• ..'• 112SthSU'iwl.Ocsan City, NJ. 08228 

Professional Services 

Lost and Found 

Help Wanted 

FOUNQ SMALL WHITE POODLE'• Wn- 

wjjro femate tound tn O C. around Mr a 

Help Wanted 

ACTIVt REAL E3TATE CfTlCC • 

.Mood. «m> sacrasry & rscopoonlsl 

f.oo* cornpuiw knowtedo* rsqulrsx). 

f'N* day week. G*» rWK»41 tar Inlsr- 

NURSING 

ASSISTANTS 

Join our csnng tcsm.af nurittrg 

profcuiooiii. Potrlkxu «rc 

ir»i!tbfc irr.irx*tisutY for 

t*nnj inJivtrtirjl*. Fsolrty 

prorided Certified Kurnn^ 

Aiiitunt Imnmt will begin in 

Jtmur) tnd you'll he on your 

v.iy to in ciciung csreer in 

hcahh c^rr. . 

Viuoris Slirvor offen a 

ti pUn 

p «nd 

deeuJ bcncfiu »J veil u 

a rctircmezil i*v m*. and unuon 

refund pim. 1/ jwa tn.' 

micrtxxî tn uStui. ch»i lei j tn g 

mj xwtniu\£ cjreer' 

OpprnuniLict, pluK tubmil • . 

,O-22a-C»2. 

BUYING & SELLING COINS 

Hours 10:00 - 4130 p. rrt 

Wednesday thru Saturday 

1245AibwyAya. 

1C2B ASQURV AVENUE - TTiraa bdrma. 

modom Mlr^wri. *«. tfw. a immacuMa. 

»423 mon «(]«•; Cad 1-319^494900, 

DUPLEX • ? bdrma, w«. dw, mtcrowavtl. 

MOO mon. phja utua. AveJI now to Juoa 

1st 033 Flnt S»ool. ac. 1• Ulil. • 

759 Ariwiy Ave. 1200 Sa. R -' SU0O mo.-f Uul. 

757-759 Atbuty Avc- 2900 Sq. Ft. - $2,700 mo. +' Ulil. 

. HCTAIL OR OFFICE. SPACE 

1033 A.baryAve. 300 &J.FL- J*9O mo. + Ulil. 

.OKF1CK SPACE 

BOURSE BUILDING - 8TH & ASDUHV AVKNUK 

J'REE PARKING, ELEVATOR 

900Sq.ft. - $900Mo. • UUL 

•22O0Sq.a_- UOOOMo.* Util: /' 

CALL JOKL A. MOTT, HI, AT 399-7S77 or 398*4910 

Llnwoorj Commons. Sutra A-1 ' 

Llnwood. Now Jorcoy on»l 

(COOl 027-2227 

MatkH. Slot) 

Allornoy lor Oaten City Zoning 

structure wttn a now 

djiy 

Mmom 

CITY OP 

OCCAM CITY 

ZONfNCl DOAitO CF. AOJUST- 

MENT 

RCaOLUTrON 

API'LICATIOfJ OF: IKWEnT Q. ft 

CHnrSTlNE H. HYAN (02-002) 

PnOPKBTY: BLOCK 70.31. IOT 

2OCCANClTYNEWJCnOEY 

. Boats; 

ROOM RENTAL 

HEADQUARTERS 

Free intoraulio-n and s»silsb«hry | 

on room*. Dsily and weekly. 

Arjts., goon houses, B+'B, 

Ono csll does B slL 

399-8894 t 

13'WHALEn- 1M7 3OHPJahravon.su- 

pa tpsn Uinl oondlton. 30O-0OQS 

BualneaB 

Oppdrtunitlcs 

ESTAQHSWEO FADRJC OU1T • And . 

cm ariopi Doomtown Ocoan CTy. tk»»- 

nau nnn/. toe.OOO C«3 Havoor HaaJ Ca- 

uu. rWtMB0041 

F UU F>GURCD CIOT>«NQ DOUTOLK 

- >or saw, si busmass coniants. 

xt. suoctfart, racks and Cbt^ 

&c«. iliXpO or bosl oflw. P. O. Oca 

Mft. U»T7Virs.WJ 08X33-0605 ' 

WINTER 

Mjgnifickrt beachfront. 

condominiums, one BR 

fully fura_*iih" til tppiiinct 

$55droon pfux ctili. Avail 

Dec to May la./' . 

,IA>,'JT> ML'.VYnt. rn: At i r,iM i 

I* VllDfMi til 

338-1700- • 

LADCS - Good 

Spo^d a yasr or mars u a . 

r.a.-y-y wjr a *no tof".ry In r«wt Jtru; 

'^.a'r )17V>x00 par 

c^* QJ pofi* nco ' -COO- TC 

cai na.nr^«s 

Real.Estate Sale 

t DORM APT - gntum. 1st floor. Prfvci* 

entrance. No pea. For *dut». 711-7tfi 

SrsaL O.C. otl sttm parking. 1 car. 

1ST FLOOR APT - 2 bdrms. 1032 Simp- 

ton Ava. (GU not ao under water) Ann' 

Jan. 1st. Can 3O0-010O. 

2 GDRM APT - Fam rm. now Kit. now*, 1 * 

carps*, wtt. ol hasL Convanlanl to 

downtown shopping and beach, 16*0 

mon » utav No potst Coll 300-2112 or 

ThaDoofcsioria Two el 300-0121. 

2DORU APT• G*cond Boor, gas hssl a 

csnlrsl sir. Aysd Immarjatlsiy. 1373 mon 

plus utM. >*) pau. CaJ OiO-CiOO ask lor 

Josn. ' • 

. 2 DflY APT8 AVAJL. - 805 Brlefion 

Plsca, OC. 1 bOrm! $373 mon. Effl- 

ciancy $300 mon. AJ LrtJa Ind In. both. 

Call MO-1759 or 300-3113 ovsninja. - 

STVAO DOfU4 APT -Qutal nor»and lo- 

CAOon. Wftr corpse parxn. No pats. &40 - 

mon [jut iflHt. AysJ Jan. 1st CaJ 300- 

70G2. j 

MTH OTBCilT AREA - FlrW. Boor rjuplm. 

Across from ptsyj/ 01 - 1 "''' Aval 

tnomonpBjs utav Co* 411 -«MS. . 

q BORM DUPLEX • UpatnJm apt Oa tot 

ws:« KoaJ. wte csrpsuag. now sppMSnr> 

as 1 ttoc* O bay. osnraty KcsMd Ha 

• po'-s.'VKM rnon put i-Us. 1 1 non tsu>- 

3 BOUli TOWNlKXJ&t • 

baTv.. naav 6arpo«ni}. 2 Darcr*s. 

mon ptj» u;as. CaJ 1-ri 

DCACHOLCCK 1 

rwa park's carpwsi 

Gs.-»o« 

{.'aat ron'Ji sot 4 bdrms. 3 

Do-~B. -•»>• »•.. (irarpiacs. porcMaa. *oMr 

roor. (aray>ork i/too. O*rr>a» ! V«ne- 

r*7»i 

CTTY 

bdm, in. cy^k: bam. »•», on 

rv. locafcn «OD "yyi rvl 

• Two 

Real £stato Sale 

a. Icaava. OJU« bay 

Cac 34«r ft ^ 

/ * 

let 

Uaai Son« Icr r* 

*1 J1SO.0OO C*. 

. Co: 

.- USA. 33O 

R-227 (300 rtarvptua ^'t*.. 

OC p 

s t-Vxrar bsn Good toteir. rto 

r». O«i I c.^« No-O»»i !*•» Usry Ccurty Clark's Ontc* 

VJLTI* 14, 1090, In O»*d DO* 2O4B, 

p*t>o OO. artucxi ntal croparty Is mom 

pankuiavty aoecrtaoa. 

Un* ll.2nd*0oor. ol oa/d ConOo- 

noncAs to caad Ltnt. otiioTi L>n« and 

acpunsTkaocoa Novo bo«n nvyo spar- 

.clcaity dsOnod In tt>* Uaaior Dooci 

one] rvJu^ng ITM t*a In an undMctod 

^•T*- i-Ao'ow rn 1h* o>ivr»on oia- 

rrônn or Da*3 condorrtTS^m apvîfr 

rtari I o b&ad UnR. 

kn ccmpÂnrj* wt^ C^^pbor .1ST.. 

Lafov o< IS*.', rirernl&os Sacean a--t> 

-i.-owr. «i Let ?fliC3 »-l Btoch *KX on ' 

LS« oCkua< tax map ol Ocsatn Or/ 

IAS i*>a ."3 wtn msaraai. ooaca an] 

Vwfa ( 

»•*« •-* i--* Caaa ca«C< or canr>««1 

V0 too* coa o; 

Public Notice 

3HERIFFr,KALC 

UY VIRTLTE ol (i Wi» oJ r»ocu'/f^ 

Issuod out at. iho Gt^xwicr Court v< 

-M«w Jornoy. cj^tteTr— Oivriten. 

Capo Way Couniy, Docket fô 

00 ort d l 

Thla would pormk Iho ptacamam 

ol a spiral stalrcaava wHriin ttw addi- 

tion aroa so as to pormii communlca- 

Iton borwoon tno two urstSvon tho first 

and tocond floor. 

Trx> Board found Out wtth tha 

reduction ol tna 01(14' aroa and tho 

orirjmon ol rho Mi'xSO' oras, lha not 

CaJo In squaro: footago «raa do mini- 

mus In naluto,. and cpocial raoflons 

woresnown 

Tha. appOcanta proved by on 

onnanoad furtSmn ol prool Ihal rho 

varkmco could ba Qramod wtthoul 

atiastantlai rtotrimftrg, IQ _lft«i ynn»>rj . 

orrXnAnc*. mar4or pian or naignbor- 

. 3TEIN. E3OWIRE 

Llnwood Commona, Ouao A • 1 

L»wood. Now Joraay 00221 

CAPE fctAY COUN IY ZLA. 

known- na CAPG UAY COUNIY 

OAVINOS AND LOAN AiWOCIA- 

TON b tho pta*-vtiri iwvi I'niLU' C 

HCflWG. Jr.; JOHN It. 0HCV.?;. 

Cn»»G; KMCHACL J PHt 

ava M:CJHALL J Put . 

C HCHI.'.'G. 

f' KG\V JL'ft 

CtY: DOflAY CNfEHI'HIUeS" COl 

ONNA0L APAHTUCf4TS. f-THST. 

JLRbLY MATIONAL HANK 

W1OAD OTHCETT CftA.*vCH. nctil'i 

TAL AND OOCTOHO r.LHVICl 

UUIU;/i;, HR5T HUUIY liAf.K 

NA: H. VyU-LtAM GIlAPf . Wfiri II 

WILLIAM GffAl t^; KAirS« Cfry U Ocaan C*y. 

NOW. -TucHrftpnE. or n 

' Ut '•>OLVt 0 by tno Ocoon Cty Zoo 

nQ Uo4wd CM (a pubO. moott-»g 00 

OAi(o O* A0JU3T- 

C(TY Of OCCAN C4T-V 

'JJ UUIW3. a*hlm«n 

i I SUO T^> 

• iMO'it r. Y. ;A.V.'«II a sut>. 

ât< lot and ooi»«i • irom a r»o-(^T> 

>>/ to a a4ngte farms*/ dwajsng Tho 

Bttucturo t>«-com«s s r^rtlnuous 

t..ia-u>j w%r\ a iifcx ,anf tilai t far 

1* I loot whors tha nlmlrrturrf 

ty tAA}r- 

Tr»»r» H menamrt room lor 

' ol r«o oars I tha t 

Eror* in* aarao»* 

,-outl l«o>jr» s 

cojd ba> orsrtac) 

a* wnors or 

48O4 Wool Avonuo. Lot 21. Ulock 

4flO4. Oooan City. Cap* May Co-jn- 

ly. Now Jortaw. nova raappfiod lo 

iho Ptonntxj Boon) ol the cay ol 

Opstvi dry to permit the applicants 

to aubdMdo rn*tr. proporly Jnto two 

thirty by one hundred lodt- lost from' 

Ha Currorjt ono lot size ol sfrty by ona 

hundred tool. 

A» far aa.tha oppOcurtis ar» 

a»ara. they roqulro two variancaa 

par prapotadiof. ono tor froraaaa 

and one lor lot area, for a total ol four 

variancaa torth* aubdMston; nowov-' 

or. In the event Um Planning Ooerd 

should determine that any Anor vssri- 

•ncoe ace required during Is review, 

. tno appacams would soak Ihosa var)- 

ancoe at thoruno al tho hoarhg- 

AppUcanls' caquect tor vartanca la 

based on two poaUcns. boo.tor por- 

sonol hardart>«> c*on iho loct tnot 

they nave, always hod two lawful hats 

located under the. ainglo-famsY dwefl- 

Ing and onry lost irns* lot* aa a 

raau* of tna. new Ocean Cay Zoning 

Onfineooe kt 1980, and, lunhor, thai 

an anpacatlon ol the pnoct*»c ol tho 

i860 Zoning OrsVtanco lo th* emitt- 

ing Inventory In choir Mock would 

suggaat that there ta'an arror ki trto 

map In Ita configuration ol thai biocfc 

as an R-2-4O Zono, Intlaad ol an 

lt-SO-30 Zona). . 

' A pubac haantiQ^wtl ba haad by 

Iho Planning Board on Wadnaeday. 

January IX ^wa. at 7:30 p m. at 

Cty Hat. or/, street and Astoury 

A»»ne. Oooan Ccy. New J«ra*y. I 

imj have any rjommanta on in* 

oppfcxtlon. yoo may ar.ood the 

moating and bo hoard. 

AJI papors in comoction wen the 

eppOootlon are on I3o In the Otllc* ol 

tha Seaatary ol tho Zonlog floarrl at 

Ctty fiaB.wnera they* ara avollabssi lor 

Inspactlon during roguisr bufra->oes 

hours. 

' ' UtcnaolA fusco, II 

Attorney for applicant 

lion o/xl iho ptvbiorn of parking could 

bo 000'ot.vKl wnh oihor metruxSa 

and moons ohor iron lira ptaoumorit 

of a garooo (I* «n;llcnni* laUod lo 

moot thoir burrion ol .proof of o hatd 

tfito. • • . 

iho Uoard dotormimd that iho 

vorlanco could not b» grnnod with 

out aubstarylal oranlng of 

tho. variance to afiow Iho daparturo 

would aciwtoKiaSy Impair tha zohlno, 

ordlnanco or mootor plan of tho cay 

of Ocoan Oly. . ' 

NOW. THEREFORE. BE' g 

DoDrd of Arljunmont 

CtTY OF OCEAN CITY 

?ONtNG BOAnD OT ADJU3T- 

MC1MT 

o 

APPLICATION Or: JAUCS 

Vr.OHTC (COftfTRACT PUHCHAS- 

CRHoaoft 

Ocean City senior Jennl Jo 

1'faffand junior Patty Foster . 

were named to. All-South 

Jersey field hockey tcoaia 

by .different publications. • • 

Pfaff was selected to the, 

second team by the .Coini* • 

rr-Posf while Foster was a •' 

second-team selection of 

The Philadelphia Inquirer*. '.-',' 

There were no CapCrAt-' 

Ion tic Leigue players on the 

first team xjf cither paper. 

But the Inquirer' picked. 

Felicia Blanco of Buena'.on 

its second team and 

Stephanie Bartolonc of St "' 

Joseph and Brandi Bailey at» c£rv 

that ptan utxnsjad ark) lha 

taaflmony ot mo aepQLSr*. t makai 

iho lotowing rtrrta-r/i ol tact Tf«> 

sppficant wtsr3 

a 

• >jn ci .""J >• 'J^ 

OfitANCtrV JCM'WfKuuiO ^{^ 

ÎPOB* ts*aa ntxnm Ihol Una Ma'ain ' 

>-.'•. IUAV v-- «*"*« -v- k o uo-wt s. «» p^ZTâwI^m 

t-c " c f r:.:i«r Y. iMtnti nnt. r.t: IT 

ftf. ^CLV CD ty K?i* OcatAn C-XY ^'^r> 

v'W CoArtl. aj a* j-»^jg- rnit*IT; on 

a.-, of i^Jii, «. i O't ».i-'.-tlC*TO>i TO a I 

f«B apatâ* luacai 

en *>• iaaaws c< 9i* 

> .—•• n>aa CSo*r 

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mouttiB . • • ' 

AntJitaro M the *tniich of wator. 

Whm can b« «ak» has boon ioid 

baton: 

Sabtoaollît Muihefooa logs In ttx> 

. canail*. • ' " .. 

Mud undarnooti, (roga tying ovon 

But lh« obfnorj of tfx>«r moutftt 0"" •' 

paUthoir hands. " 

Thoy «ficK th«* rtbowa oul into Itio ' 

«v*ning. 

Stoop, and boflin ih» andofit croaking. 

', DM«ntM»,2«, 1992 • 

community in the emergency action to save 

. — Kctuuxl Wagonoc 

I noticed some damage to 

the woodlands from our 

most recent "storm of the 

century." the barrier 

islands Teccived the more 

severe damage. . 

• They performed the function 

that they are supposed 

to perform — to protect the 

mainland. \ 

There were a few trees 

down as usual after the 

northeast blow; but the 

marshes absorbed most of 

the overflow .except' in a 

few law-lying spots. The 

dike out here on the 

impoundment . was 

breached in a couple • of 

places also,: • '. ' . 

In only a few short week3 

the annual bald eagle winter 

count will be done. This 

is an important annual 

• event, ftpiovidcs bioluylsli 

with data to determine the 

results of. restoration projects 

of this species throughout 

the country. • 

.Almost extirpated-here in 

New Jersey due to the toxic 

effectsof the pesticide'DDT, 

bald eagles In recent years 

• ha/e made a 'comeback- It 

has taken twenty years 

' Haste makes waste and all 

ifcat;~ for those Oid cliches 

sh.ll hold water. . 

Here's what happened., 

Our family clearly loves 

my dam pics and I have no 

false modesty on that point. 

. Turning'out this succulent 

main dîsh rates a big 

hand—'usually. 

But not this time!. 

FirrJ,' it's a good idcn 

Clare's corner 

by Clare Campbell 

Ocean City Home Savings,& Loan 

Vorm M « 

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and so close to my homo. I By KENNETH J. SMITH taken at once to prevent Environmental Conserya- 

also think this Is the season The coaatllnea of New further destruction. ' tion. ; 3. the Federal Emergency D 

t 

woodland notes 

to think of community and York and New Jersey have The following recommen- : The VS. Army Corp of Management Agency 

by Bill. McDerimott 

gratitude. In addition to been significantly damaged datlons are strongly sug- Engineers concurs, beaches (FEMA) and tho Corp of 

being. a biological term, . by tho recent fitorrn. The gested an emergency not dosed immediately will Engineers, acting under 

community also describes a barrier beaches, and' dunes measures to protect lives widen and deepen, with emergency authority, 

since the banning of DDTwinter 

months. It is a lot 

group (>i people living and Myhlch serve as protection to and property at the coast: attendant environmental should begin an emergency 

for our majestic national easier .to Identify shrubs 

interacting together, the coastal and mainland, com- 1. All coastal barrier: and structural damages. , program to prevent further 

emblem to establish, four and trees when they arc in 

implication being, in a harmunities have been. seri- 

damage of weakened areas. 

additional nosts.' . , • leaf bur a lotmoro fun to do 

monious way, • 

beaches should be.dosed 2, All overwash areas 

ously weakened. , 

-.Specifically,* the'corps' ' 

it from examining buds and 

I help cover this area for 

When I think of commu- 

Another northeast storm 

immediately, starting with should immediately y bo 

the most severe, regardless 

should mobilize all avail- • 

plowed, and the sand 

stems. It is just another rea- 

the count and have often 

nity I always .think of the 

could result. In major- of .location, in order, to returned to the beach/dune 

able hopper 'dredges and 

son to walk in our beautiful 

sceni both adult and'juve- 

. great.work performed daily 

beaches in these protective' shore up the most vulrjera- areas. • 

other equipment in the % 

Cape May bounty woodnile 

eagles rfcre..TKi3 is the 

by tho C«cean City Commu" 

coastal features and could, ble areas. 

Local governments and' • New Jcrscy-NcW York area 

lands. 

area in which One of the 21 

nlty. Cupboard and not only 

cause major damage to gov- Immediate dosing of bar- community associations to dredge. Known offshore 

.historical.nests was located As I walked I thought of 

during the holidays. They 

ernment infrastrucrurq and • 

sand borrow areis to recon- 

and also where orphan the diversity of plant and .always need support to 

COQBtal ecologfc systems as 

struct protective beach 

young birds were hacked animal Species here in this continue their charitable 

well as to homeo and busi- The Corps of Engineers should mobilize berms and dimes In vulner- 

(raised in a hacking tower] community. They all inter- contribution-to the communesses. 

• 

able coastal areas. 

Coastal Advocate Inc. of aJI available dredges and reconstruct 

4. We request a tempo- 

and released. Tho only, birdact and ore important to nity. 

New Jersey (NJCA), the 

aloft today was one blown 

protective beach berms and dunes 

rary lifting or. modiffcation 

each other. I know, of All communities exist Long Island Coastal alliance 

of environmental impact 

ashore by Ihe recent high course, that this is a dis- and thrive in a cotrrmon (LICA).' and the Fire Island In vulnerable areas . rules regarding beach noiir- _ 

-.winds. • • turbed area. But over time, environment when they Association (FIA), repre- 

ishment, 6n an "as'nceded" ©' 

first pioneer species, fol- 

On the way back I 

Interact with one another — senting coastal interests 

basis by the. U.S., Army 

lowed by others have 

noticed the deciduous trees 

in a positive way. Just, like froin Cape May to Mohtauk rier island beaches is'should be encouraged, with Corps of Engineers and the 

formed a habitat that once 

and shrubs were just about 

in the woods! 

Point, urge the president to . standing policy of the New participatory funding,, by appropriate federaland 

again might support a bald 

issue the necessary disaster 

leafless. This exposed the 

Jersey Department of Envi- the stages and .counties state agencies, in order to 

eagle's nest. 

Bin"; McOormott llvo» by tho declaration at the earliest 

bud ends of the limbs and 

ronmcntal : Protection and involved to use earth- mov- quickly respond to the need 

woods in Marmora. Ho la editor of 

branches, and opens for me • i am so very grateful to 

possible time. ' 

tho Fnondt of Embngofod and 

Encrgy, the New York State }ng equipment to return to pump sand onto, the . 

a new activity for the cold .have this woodland alive Nongamd Wik&to noW&lonor. 'The declaration Is needed Department of State's Divi- sand that has overwashed beaches of New Jersey and ' 

to allo%v measures to be siori of Coastal Manage- dunes to thebcachesand to New York. 

ment and Department -of initall sand fencing to stabi- 5. We urge tho states of 

The lesson of a failed clam pie 

New York' and New Jersey g\ 

LETTERS confd 

tp provide quickly the 

' It jerved-me right! 

finding and permitting 

It's true; we really do 

OC's outlandish necessary to accomplish; the 

lcam from our- mistakes. - 

emergency protection 

required.for pur coast. 

was limited and. half an 

hour "could be saved by 

using a prepared »the makins" of n per- Ecke' Good heaven*! What 

printed an editorial last 

than you ought to think. Irs feet clam pie-(and that vital ailed it? 

week on the coming Insol- 

very nice to Mil along on information is free!] Of 

vency of the Los Angeles 

111 tell you what -{here 

the crest of ..your satisfying, course, homemade crust 

school district that shojila 

is was SUGAR In that crust. 

personal wave, but watch essential. , . 

irUcrcst the taxpayers of 

Pie ruined. The half hour Ocean City. 

outl 

. ' ' t If you want a thing saved was erased and the The school board there is 

Pride goeth before a. fall. . right, do it yourselfl 

one full hour it had taken to asking teachers to take a 12 

So I put my ingredients; That day, though, time wash the clams, open them, • percent pay cut from' their 

chop them,- add the onion average base pay of S45.000 

bitr., pepper and dices of fcir a 38-wcek year — 

hard-boiled egg, NUTMEG "about the highest iri_lhc 

—. Wai all in vain!' ' • U'S.,".according'(a the fdur- 

. You call that-a tragedy/ nal • y • . 

Taxpayers in Ocean Gty 

.Was.I embarrassed? Yes, will quickly recognize that 

but mom? mad than flus- our local average pay i'> 

• tfcred. - . ' higher' than that of Loo 

All I could think of was Anccl« and'Vill be even, 

that silly did senfr. Who Put.higher 

rvext j-car. . 

Thz Ovrntfls In Mr*. Mur- l"hc^JL'rna)jcditoria] confhy't 

CkcaxUrl 

To this day that beautiful 

funny. 

But let\ fr.ee i:, .13 LongfoUiow 

Kr.ci: ';. ' . 

. Intc nich life feme m:rt 

muti fjj! 

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' nntef b03tir.fct-o.rxj tuaOTxx, 

Capo, Ua-j 

- dent of Coastal Advocate, a 

" 

•>ejsdt resto- 

ing each "other, the school headquartered in Ship. . 

lobbies mope' about .the Bottom. ' •> • ' • 

• chintzy taxpayers spending 

only half the amount per 

pupil as New Jersey, whose Public fiottca 

outlandish expendituresper 

pupil have now become approval tar m» promHoa on tMt ta 

wf*ai to \Dcaf4 « Ct. Afearo Ptec» 

the national-bargaining and Oo«n>wsJ>.; and 

standard. So, even. though WHCREAB. Iho proporiy ii 

tocatod m VW tin nrm.-ti and IXri* 

real spending, on California Zonar. and 

scbools grew handsomely WHCnCAa.-tha Board n»o cav 

UOOTMI m« pun aubmtlad m N 

In the 1980s, it was never; umirrnrry ot tha appOcant. I nak«« 

never enough."- 

m» loaowtna (incBrot ot (act Tru If* 

gu«nl IUUH kxaiocf 4s tNa t£* 

The complete editorial wa*h«d away ourtog a tolrnor ucrirv 

Tttt Ctf wlcrtoa U> raptaoa 1 M t» 

should be required reading uvna location a«Nn the iama tea- 

for all New Jersey, school crtrt. That - V 

M apt^wrf" 

I—an >ui um'it'-ii'namijiimijmiijn 

Catering for your 

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Be a relaxed Santo this 

yea^...let Tom's Deli 

do all the work.' 

Fresh Voidable, Platters 

Dovltod Egg Ptattors 

Hoaglo Plattors 

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A hit at any p&rty) 

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112th Year, Number 51 Ocean City. N.J. 0822&023Q - Thursday, Decembor 31, 1992 TVWJ Sections Price 40c 

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CHARLIE WOOD AT LARGE 

a 

'character' 

P.R. director 

is lauded by. 

business group 

Dy CHARLIE WOOD. . 

A couple cj years ago, thc.PhiladelphLa 

Chapter of Friendly Raccoons 

led the annual DooDah Parade 

through thtf streets of Ocean City and 

up the boardwalk. They had been the 

lead group for the parade since its 

inception. 

As always, they.wore their Dtayy ' 

' • Crockett style raccoon caps, laughed, 

joked, and marched out of step as 

C^.they banged tho-drum and played 

their pff kcymur4c. 

J '. But, that year they had something : 

'. . c-Ive to wy — a sUterruffit to mak*\ 

In their ovvn jovial way, the Raccoons 

had decided to honor, tiVraav 

tcTTpind who had founded Occari • 

City's DooDah Parade. The turner 

» they carried proclaimed "Sor/cr st-> 

Cood," and cacl) Raccoon wore - a facy 

mask depicting:their good iricr.d 

*% Mark Soifer.' ' ,\ - 

In G-ctobcrof this.ycarj the Ocean 

City Chamber of CommoTa 1 a!v> 

decided to honp» Soifer and cievit'ti 

• him thcia-ch' v '•\~~ 

tplcjic turn to p*>;c Ah) 

• Beachbuilderdredqe 

Location new — As c! ycsierday 

the conu.iclcr wit 

telweun I3tn anc K'h 

greets, bux rrwcianca! &-'0i> 

Itms ard roug.i sesi had icnv 

pcrar^ siercc-d r.o ci'edfie. U 

by lt.tr- artl ol tho 

week. Outlaw wcrV *2£ at 

23rd Street 

Location next — Cnoals 

oxpe'd b) noxt VNCCK pump>ng 

wtt bo twrvêcn 3C• rv 

pri:..' turn lu pjy.c .Mil ' i 

PBA Christmas 

Kincktrsarlenior Chartes Walfdra waits to ttc« iho Big Guy at a Chrttirraj 

party held at ttiO.Ocoan Clry Primary School C>oc. 21. S£tn£or»d by th« kxal 

Po-fce B©navo4ein« Associa&ort. The P.B.A. .ôreors tha parties, compfets 

with pretefUs, at fccai schools each year. 

Sonvjii I'otr.t nccT.tiy 

rotr.ic • advisory 

: • (flcj.-.d turn to p Jgc A14"). 

AND MORE 1 

CLASSIFIED 

OBiTUARiES 

CPiN!G.'>:S 

POOR RiCHARD 

-RELIGION • 

SENIORS 

SPORTS " 

UNDER WAY 

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'AS, E4 

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Loyel Joy' Faith! P 

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Removal is under way 

of derelict city tracks 

By WILLIAM BARLOW 

OCEAN CTTY — The. old railroad 

according to N.J. Transit spokesman 

• Anrtondo Arractia. .; 

Arrastia «=-iVi yestefday permissiori 

was given to the private oil line to use 

il..from Crcok Kom Crock to9ith 

*S3£t«S SSSMtS' 

May Court House and Cape May City, (picas* Uimlo page AM) 

Grants are pursued 

for Upper rec. center 

BT>RIAN GOOKEY 

SactinoLbadom Staff 

UPPER TOWNSHIP — Township 

officials arc hoping that the change in 

• administrations will, free up grant 

monies to fund a proposed recreation 

* 

While federal funding has not becrf 

available since President Bush's election 

defeat; according' to township 

grantvrmn George Plcwa, President-;, 

eiect Bill Clinton has promised to 

make fundsfor public works a priority-' 

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Rccrcafiorf Comtnittec Chainnan 

David BcycJ appcarexl vvith Pkrw? ' 

and architccrural cprtsultant Mark 

Pctruiia on Monday, to updjtp the. 

The govcjrir^ body - v »nd * olhm * 

Outai'de funding 

seen as key 

totheprqject 

in\-olvcd in the project consider outside 

funding critical ta whether the 

proposal advances any furtlvcr, iinoc" 

they do n£t,want local uxpaycr^ to 

carry the cost of the facility. 

The project cost could range from . 

S923.000 to SI A "snillion depending 

upon the overall. jtfDpe of the yecek, 

aocorduTg to a rjpart mdxxUtted lhi» 

wxck by The Design. 'Collaborative. 

'ike archlacturaLliyqacuiu.nt- • _ 

, (pW** ttirri to i"» vr *.v ;.- ;_" :r ».:.-. :-.• i-v.^: 

lower .n-p«--:-r,::y. '.r.e» v .'7.-.'-:t '.A 1 ' •>' ^ 

.^r ;rt. 

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A2 7t*t$®ilM£L-L£DGER Oc.arrClty. N.J. • TW»»day. lM»c8riit*w.31,1932 

p 

10* 

'•$• 

DEPAD r WENTSTQQE 

UP TO 

Appa'rel &. Gutcrw 

i - • , . - • . ' ' 2 . ' 

# (Shoe -Department 

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6 TO 70% OIT 

6TAINT 

M max 

tiV'V 

• 4 

Storm debris can be deposited," 

city requests damage reports 

•1,.' 

SEA ISLE CITY' — The considerable money." 

Cape May County Munici- • The city has received 

pal -Utility . Authority complaints about the 

(MUA), ha* offered assis- unsightly pilq of trash, and 

tance to communitiC3,.whIch Glcbt'l admits the pile of 

suffered severe flood dam- flood damaged debris is 

age from the December 1 lth •"not 

a pretty sight." 

Storm. The MUA haj 

agreed to waive th0 tipping • 

costs for'truckload/) of flood 

trash brought to tho landfill 

in Woodbine. ' • . ' 

•According .to Kathy 

Giebol, Sea isle City recy- : 

cling coordinator, the public 

works department is 

stockpiling flood debris on 

publje: property at. 42nd 

Street and the bay. • .. 

There's no charge if it's 

not mixed in with regular 

trash," explained Gicbel. 

"This will save taxpayers 

However, she has assured 

everyone-that,it is just temporary.. 

. 

Scd Isle City's public 

works personnel will- be'picking 

up flood debris 

daily until next week. Prop 1 

emergency management, 

urges, property owners to 

report private property 

damage to City HaU, 263- 

4461, or to the emergency 

management office, 263-' 

0097. . 

"We are Required to 

include an estimate of damage 

to private, as .well as 

public property to become 

oligible'for fcdcraland ntato 

disaster aid," explained 

Ubro/ : . • 

erty. owners are requested Although, tho city has 

to cooperate. by. denaing reported early cstimatcsof 

oqf flood damaged items damage, "about $4 million 

promptly and placing.them for public and private prop-. 

at the curb.for pick up. erty, those' figures co.uld 

- In addition, Commis-' rise considerably as nbn- 

sioncr Steve Iibro, who h>is residenfs survey their prop- 

responsibility for public erties after the . holidays, 

safety, which includes according to I.ibro. 

Above, Dr. Gary Raab roceives Iho county chamber beautilicalion award (or new 

business construction lor Ms now olficos at 6th and Central, Oconn Gily. Below, 

Shriver's Sail Water Tally on tho Ocean Ctly Boardwalk was'nominalcd lor its'rcnova'tion. 

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.»,...- m.irk :h>; ^!.lr'.of this pubLf/'pnvj'tl buiini-v. 

j\>rtrKTshi_p. j- 

Schi-duk-d V.i opx-n in i-.iiiy FebniRry, li'-e Ewing.Tc 

sh:p l.'.oiUy y.'i-i be run by li-t NlAD/v.md u-.ll cri fait, 

nwri' ci(iVimii.T-.t moror vi-hscU- vrvicc to fx-opie 

byym^.ntw'Itr.d u' •• ' •- • » « ; » ' - • ' • 

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A4 rHESENmEt; YEAR R(X"ND ~ 

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1S20 Ajburr A\r. Phor* 399-1 SIS 

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between promenaae UUMness 

owner* and teenagers 

who 'hang out" in frcirtt of 

their stores. Officials promised 

to -find more activities 

for the kids 1 . . 

August 

U.Ulit Wlp«; ^ 

and Cape May County officials 

came out against a 

homeless shelter suggested 

for the former .Air Porcc 

radar station in. Palermo. 

The Township Cotnrnittec 

maintained that there 

wasn't a homeless problem 

legally and that the site wa3 

inappropriate to scrye^such 

a need.. .* . . 

A consultanj to the township 

school- board recommended 

moving board 

offices out of the middle 

school and puUi'Vg on an • 

* * • 

Joyce 'Berrien pleaded' 

guilty tb misappropriating 

S50.000. 

• Ocean CHy •' .'". 

Northend property 

owner Jerry Klausc and_ a 

split City Council agreed on 

A'ftci 

a settlement to o long-run' 

ning battle «yer whether or 

not. two beachfront lots. 

could be built on. The 

agreement was. contingent 

«n the availability of state 

Crecn Acres and county 

Open Spaa? funds. 

Coast "Guard seaman 

Peter W. Klcpesky, 19. of 

Philadelphia; .pleaded 

guilty to two counts of 

manslaughter and one 

count erf aggravated assault 

in connection with a 

November, 1991 accident 

that killed two teenagers on 

the 3-Hh Strwt bridge. . . 

Upper Township • 

Republican Davul J. Buc- Tribute 

ciarelli of Scaville was 

named to the Township Hundreds of officers from several states turned out in. September during Sea Isle City Ptl..Michael Cullinano'5 

Committee seat left open by funeral. " • • ' " " • 

the resignation of Richard 

Bcebe the month before. He County grand jury, on • L'gg Harbor Township Sea Isle City 

The commissioners com- 

also joined COP incum- counts of theft, and using 

promised witn the group, 

Two men were killed and . Oji-July 4, about an hour 

bents Louis DiLuzio and forged documents after 

promising some evening 

four others seriously before, the fireworks, fire 

Andrew J. McCrosson Jr. on being accused kwherc) 

' who were 

courts . » 

tThe city Hcird of Educacation who had charged 

in-g into a •di.sagn'ornent 

requesting a grejfer voice 

Somcrs Point • ' 

tfon chor>e Alan R. Sitekv a 'that the involvement of iri local government. The 

Toms River n->idcnr and school employees, in pro- Non Resident Taxpayer's 

'Ck-cr^c Koixrrts, • ;i'. c\tv" •educalor 

with 20 years of ducing copipaign literature Assoaariori was requesting 

Rcalu>r..:r.d r'onr.er m.ivnr, experience, as principal of and other improper elec- weekend • hourtr ior City 

was indictrd bv .in Allanftc foreign Rood School, the tioneering, techniques Hall, evening ccjmmis*ion- 

larêst of tin- district's thrv TiiTpscker.** local purpose tax. 

L'pper Township 

The city- Sewerage 

Authority compromlsi-d on 

Marmorj.. resident: 

its new flat fee for motets. 

Michael R. Houdart, a for- 

Local motet owners- had 

mer Republican'and r^hooJ 

objected to the proposed 

Ivurd ni(;mber, was chosen 

•flat fet- of.SI52, which they 

by loail IX-rnoo-ats'-to fill 

said was a hardship topu! a 

out the Forty's t:ckt;S for (lie 

motel unit on the same rale 

thrti- Township*Committee 

level as a house- Homes 

MMIS op*ii in N'i>v(.-rrtK'r's 

(plcj'.e tum to pjge A5) 

Due to popular demand... 

will be open year round! 

232 West Avc. Oceim City 391- 0099 

January Hours: 

Tiifidy, U«dne>day. Tfaursdif, Friday ft Satai4ar 

10AM -6PM 

• r^y • . si' -* •* ^ 

Best Wishes 

For A' . ."* 

\ Happy 8s Hecithy 

New Year - 

Christmas Gift Items, 

Fabrics, Patterns & Books 

p 

Solid Fabrics 

fchp \ 

Knights, of C.oluriibus. / "; 

68th Annual Dinner Dance 

•••.'"i.:-.:-':'.:-. -*'•••• .:t T;i.-j : i^:J.jrs"Hoicl - Ocean Cif. 

OP EXTO THE PUBLIC . 

SALTH 

Dir.r.cr t< ,.;.:;•. ;\;ih conipii_u)cni.u-> refrushmenu at 0:30 KM. 

Li%tf Mum pn,NKlcd fur youx listening ^j.d dancing cnjo>nicn! 

Tickets- S35 CX) p

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OOMnOty, Nil. ThU»«r31.t9in 

. In valuable prizes 

will be awarded to 

OUR GIFT 

To the parents cf We'. 

fiix ba 

Nursery 

Table 

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A.C.' 

Electric 

1214 West Avc' 

• 399-3130 

OUR GIFT 1 

To the p»r»nti cf lr* ] ' 

f.rii taby •-; l.bfl 

10 00 

worth of 

Merchandise 


Raiian Bakery. 

. BENNIE'S - 

398-9450 

OUR GIFT 

To ?.t tirirti cf r-t 

S 25 00 

s Si. i iifcjr, l,j 

399-5511 

• Ofmtt Csstr »• -5 » 

OUR GIFT 

To fjp partntjcl thefi.il 

biby wijj bo 

• A BABY ' 

•HELMET 

ANNARELLrS 

1Q14 Asbury Ave. 

• 399-2238 •-' 

OURGIFT 

T: re p-i't-ts of :r,c 

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GIFT •' 

CERTIFICATE 

Ocean City, 

Shades 

OUR GIFT 

BABY'S 

FIRST 

SHOES 

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To thrtaer.lt of the 

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SAVINGS* 

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OCEAN 

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Merchandise 

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'399-0915 

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QUALIFYING RULES FOR THE FIRST BABY OF1993-' 

.1. Winning tKiby must bo born to married paronta who oro roiJdonts of 

Ocoan City. Somora Point, Uppor Twp* Soa laio City. UnwoodoiNorthfioid. 

2. Exact tirno cl t*ab/n birtfi must bo cortiflod by tho attondlng phyttdan. 

3. Application from now p.Txont3 mutd bo rocotvod In Tho Sontlnol-Lodgor 

ofiicc H2 E. 8ih St., OcoanCrty, by Tuoaday (ollqwing Iho baby'a birth. 

"•I." In trio ovoht'ef a 1I0" awa-'ds. willb«-mgdo~6n~dob~3Jcn'crf "tho conlo&l 

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5. contfitxrtirvj Gift Cixtrflcattta of Worchandi&o Otdor'wtll 

-11D11 00 riKjuikuly pocod morctvandiao onrV.^ il'. j ) 

csAixirsl-icrgth tram'. 

\i".th ^".r 

Area parcnls receiving 

congratulations for new 

arrivals at Shore.Memorial 

Hospital arc . 

Angelo and Jill (Turner) 

Poldnl of Ocean Qty, a 

daughter, Nov. 30; 

Patrick and Carol 

.(Johnson) Klevinaky or 

Ocean City,.a son, Dec 2; 

Christopher and Jennifer 

(Oakley) Lipsett of Ocean 

City, Dec. 4; . 

Alfred and. Eileen 

(Sweeney) Bakley Jr. of 

Northfield.adaut'htcr, Dec. 

Stephen and -JoAnrre 

(Mangnnaro) Antollni of 

Pcteraburg, a daughter. 

D 6 ' 

Cody and- Leigh (Mcllingcx) 

Lctsingcr of Tuckahoe, 

a son, Dec 8; 

Alpha 

Beta Chapter 

picks secret sisters 

Z bv" by 

lie organist arid pre- 

St Louis, Ma some'-guessing was necessented 

several vocal selec- 

and UCLA.- 

Ushcra were the groom's sary. Each member also 

tions along' with William 

A July wedding is 

brother, David Traiftman- of exchanged Christmas cards.' 

Brennan, father of the bride, Kansas Gty. Kansas; Robert New secret sister name> 

and Ken Lancaster. 

Gray of SL Louis, Mo.; Wil- for 1993 were picked froth a 

. ThC. bride in the daughter liam Brennan III, brother of 

Beach Babies 

-piper Christmas tree made 

of Grace Brennan of Ocean the- bride, .of Haluiwa, by Mae Jackion, foliqwod by moms to meet 

CUy and Dr, William Brcn- "Hawaând Raul Moch!e"o.' • d unncr was r*s\c6 by the'.OCEAN 

CITY — The. 

ran' of Hcndcron, Ky. TheAtlanU. 

Ga. 

vocial axnmittce. 

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Obituaries more on page 84 

Sara Slack Scheinholtz, 85 

ATLANTIC CITY — Sara Slack (Albany) Schelnholu, 85, 

of this community died Dec. 27 at Shore Memorial Hospital, 

Somers Point.. 

Mrs. Schcinholtz was a .housekeeper at Blessed Sacrament 

Church in Margate (or 10 ycaro. . 

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ratncia Ann aiarr, 

EGG HARBOR TQWNSHIP — Patrida Ann Stan-. 46, of 

-Mary L' (Pravorie) Wellington, 79, of 

this community cUcd Dec. 27 at the Meadow view. Nursing this community dif)d Dec 29 at home. 

Home in Northfield! • • 

Ms. Starr was a bookkeeper for Yeuttcr and Swartr 

Mr;i. Wellington worked as a dietician for the Meadow- CPAs of Mays Landing. "• ; '•-..- -.- , 

view Nursing Home and was the former owner of a Born in Camden, ahc was a 1964 gmduate of Ocoan City. 

• beauty shop in PJeasantville. • 

"She, was a former, member of Our Lady Star of the Sea 

High School, where sho waa the valedictorian of the class. 

, Mrs. Wellington was a member of.St. Peter's Church in 

Church in Atlantic City and a former member of the Span- - 

She was a lifelong area resident. , • ' • ' 

Pleasantvflie. ' .' '* • ' ' .-'.'. 

ish-American Republican pub of Atlantic City. 

Suxyivlngare a son.Tom Starr of Orlando, Fla., a daugh- 

'Born in Philadelphia, Mrs. Wellington lived in this area 

Born in Ardm'ore, Pn., she was a resident of Atlantic City 

ter, ^kelll'Pahientieri of Wilmington, Del.; her mother, 

most of Tier life- 

Mary Swartz of Seaville; two brothers, Harry Swartz of 

for30 years..; 

Surviving are her husband.Lemy; one son, Eugene Well- California and Robert Swartz of Mays Landing; and a fcls-. 

. She 6 survived by two daughters, Ann Cottingham of ington Sn. of Egg Harbor City; ope daughter, Susan Lee tcr, Marlon Rosengartti of Manahawkin. • . ••' 

Somers Point and Catherine Kockeibie of Cardiff, a sister, Wellington of Wilmington, Del.; and five grandchildren. 

Mary Mattingly of Unwood: five grandchildren: and 11 

Services will be held at 2:30pjn. Thursday (today)atthe 

Services were Wednesday at the Adams-Perfect Funeral' 

great-grandchildren. • . •• . 

Adams-Perfect Puneral Home, New and Zlon roadu,- 

Home, Northfield. Burial was in Holy Cross Cemetery, 

Services will be held .11 a.m. Thursday (today).at the 

Nprthfiold, where friends may call from 1:30 p.m. Burial 

Mays Landing. 

Adams-Perfect Funeral' Home, New and Zion roads, 

will be in Zion Cemetery, Bargaintown. 

Contributions may be made to the southern New Jersey 

Northfield, where friends may, call from 30 a.m. Burial chapter of-the Alzheimer's Association, P.O. Box 8128, 

' will be in Laurel-Memorial Park, Pomona. . 

James Border, 73 

Cherry Hill, N.J. 08002. ' .' . . • 

Edward Roth, 42 

Susan Todd, 41 

OCEAN CITY — James C. Border, 73, of this resort and 

formerly of Harrisburgl Pa.t and Manahawkin died Dec. • 

26 at Deborah Heart and Lung Hospital in Browns Mills. 

• L1NWOOD — Edward J. Roth, -J2,. of this community 

Mr. Border was retired fronv the U.S. Navy Depot at 

WILDWOOD CREST — Susan H. Todd, 41, of this com- 

died Dec. 27 at Shore Memorial Hospital,'Somers Point 

Mechanicsburg, Pa. He had served in the U.S. Army durmunity 

died ' Dec. 2-\ at-'.Durdelte Tcunlin Memorial 

Mr. Roth worked at Sears and Roebuck Co. in the 

ing World War U. ••'•'•' • . ' • ' . 

Hospital, Cape May Court House. 

Hamilton Mall as a warehouse receiving manager. He 

He was a member of the VFW Post in Lebanon, Pa., ahd 

: Ms. Todd was a local resident for 32 years and a member, 

wtfs an avid golfer.' ' • . • • ..•-.". 

the Manahawkin Loyal Order of the Mbo&e. 

of St. Simeon's by the Sea Episcopal Church of North 

Boni in Hamden, Conn., he was an area resident for 15 

He was born in Millcrsburg, Pa. 

Wildwood.'.. 

years . . . . . . • 

He. is survived by his Wife, Dorothy; a daughter, Doris 

He is survived.by his.wife, Patricia; three daughters, 

Surviving is a son-Michael of Wild woooNCrcst; a daugh- Hall of Ocean City; and two grandchildren. 

Laurie A. Casteen of Manahawkin, Terra I_ Sullivan of 

ter, Lauren Karstens of Cape May Court-House; her moth- Services will be held 11 ;30 a.m. Thurriday (today) at Mes- 

San Antonio, Texas and-Leslie-J. Johns of Linwood; one 

er, Mary of Wildwood. Crc'st; ,lnci a brother, William C of siah L'uthcrari Church, Foster Street, Harrisburg, where 

son, Jeffrey Roth of. Simpsonvillq, S.C; hjs p;>rcnt.s, Vin- 

Linwood/ • 

friends may call from 11 a.m. Burial will be in Wopdlawn' 

cent and Lucy Ann Roth of Hamdcn, Conn. and.Frances 

Mass of the .Resurrection was Celebrated Dec 29 at St. Memorial Gardens, Harrisburg. ' . . 

Mass of Sebastian,pa.; and nine grandchildren- 

Simeon's by the S' uctB. tfict prtoo ol a3 prodooa lor aato, 

IH>O. P.O.Bo* 12S. £Jo« ttlo Chy. 

Thoroaa J. Tioh* 

N JXXa*y 

Municipal Clark 

Dlddw n rocpons£>la tor comptaiico 

with "Tnc PnCVAILING 

WAGE ACT." Chodxor ISO o« tho 

Law* o(.1»70 (NJ.S A 34:11-5053) 

and Chapiw 127. PL 1073 - Sup- - CITYC}f 3EA ISLE CITY. 

pkxT>o»u to Law AQolnet Dtscrimlrua- 

NEWJCR3EY 

tlor> (AJr^rnahvo Ax3ion) and lor ADVCHT1SEMENT FOR DIDS 

comptanco wtlh lha provtekxia of CHLORINE — DQtllD. TAQLtlTa 

C 33. PL. 1077. which nxjulnx IruU 

AND QRANLH.AR Fl>KCa 

no ctxporailon or partnering ohan 

NOTICE la hort*y. orvon thai . 

bo awardod any munlcipaJ cantraa 

ooctfod bids wll bo rocotyed W tho 

tor Iho portormarioo ot bny work or 

Cay of Soa bio C*y. Now Jersey, tn 

CSy~Kn3.«T6TjiriM Kvfniia. Ssa 

prior to tha roc#ip( IjJoCay. on 

o< ;ivi bM or accornportt*d prlco. It to tho Nan or lha CBy o( 

Son Icio Cly (o award u> or» {i) vpn- 

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TTiursday. Docombcr Refrigerator inntm.H hoM trtht.^H fo 

piCTurcs, a new cunUim she 

broufjht; back. Graham sent 

Plnise taut information' con- 

a large .compliment of phocerning 

school, church and los in October. 

club news in care of the Sentinel-ledger., 

or call 628-3307. 

Though the mail is slow, 

Deadline is Monday evening. • 

both teachers have kept in 

Happy New Year and atouch. 

Many packages con- 

healthy, prosperous 1993 to tinue to travel back and 

all! .Please-drive responsi- forth with visitors to each 

bly, especially when usher- nation. Lijyn, "Ra'isa's 

ing In the new year. daughter, ia now visiting 

During this' special time her mother and will return 

of year we remember to Portland, Oregon. 

friends and look back on , "We're always on each 

the events of the past year. other's mind," Graham 

One person township res- Mid. "Even though we are 

idents took close to their friends in different parts of 

hearts was visiting Russian the world, we both lecl that 

teacher Raisa Balashova. we'll see each other again." 

We taught each other about Mothers and children in 

the differences in our culUpper 

.Township are contures, 

and learned we were stantly talking to Graham . 

alike in many ways. of a fetter received from a 

A. lasting bond of friend- pen pal ahd asking about 

ship was formed between Raisa. 

the people of Upper Town- . Graham said. the.Hands 

ship and the teacher- .and Across the Water .program 

people of Magnitogorsk. will continue in other.parts 

Gail Graham, Raisa's of the Soviet Bloc. Her wish 

host, has provided this is for the program lo branch 

update. Raisa keep? all herout 

arfd' visit other coun- 

Rift-s and most of the items tries and experience their 

she relumed wjth in her Cultures. 

classroom. Many schools 

have visited and have bene- Schoolo will reconvene 

fltted. from her trip to lhi> on Monday, Jan. •!. - . 

United States. ' " . - • 

Raisa\ hu^c album" of The PTA Executive 

photos, taken from both her Boird will hold its monthly 

and Graham's, inp are a big meeting, at 7:30 pm Mon'-' 

hit ws'.h the-ehiMrcn. if is rfny, fan.—-f • m the. rnidcl'e" 

virtually impossible to ta>;e school. 

photos and have them 

developed in her country Resurrection Knights of 

There i-i a new distinction Columbus 

Rais.-i's apartment. 

( •w- (*-*» s*n 

Cane Sale. They .also'thank 

all the volunteer!! and con- TUCKAHOE — After Over the 'itation again. 

tributors who made their years of negotiation-, town- The tentative accord-also 

Feed the Needy project a ship officials have a tenta- removes one of..the biggest 

grtart success. Through this tive agreement to acquire roadblocks in the negotia- 

great outpouring of gener- and restore the landmark tions, he added. Transporosity 

find concern for those Tuckahoe Junction railroad tation officials haye 

less fortunate, the 'Knights • station. • 

reduced their request for a 

were able to deliver,, pack- Mayor Andrew J. S3 million liability policy to 

ages to 187 families in MeCrossoti Jr. reported at SI million, "which is what 

Ocean City. Upper Townr Monday's Township Com- the township . covers Its 

ship and Woodbine • areas.- mittee meeting that he had other facilities at. 

Approximately 12,000 spoken to a state transpor- 

pounds of foorj, 300 toys tation official that day. The governing body s(ill 

orid gift certificates for Once it is approved by the needs to review the modi- 

clothing were distributed. deputy attorney general, fled lease agreement to see 

the agreement should be if it includes the switching 

.sent to the township for Its tower, as well as the station- 

Scniorn at the Upper 

review. . . ' .. Both sides,also agreed to 

Township Senior Center 

can look forward to • an Leasing the rundown-sta- decide at a later date 

exciting year. Once a month tion from NJ Transit has. whether or not fencing 

special speakers will, be .been a longtime goal of would be required. " . • 

invited and a new craft will both township officials and Train service came to 

. be featured. . • historical activists. Fears Tuckahoe in. 1893, accord- 

Woodcarving classes were that continued deteriing to A History of Upper 

begin Thursday afternoon oration of the turn-of-the- Township and Us ViAages. In 

from 1-3 p.mr. starting next century station might leave that" year, the Reading ReU-. 

week at the Upper Town- little or nothing to restore. road extended a line from 

ship Senior Center on Old . "Our major concern in to Winslow. Junction on " its 

Stagecoach Road. 

refurbish the historical rail Camden and Atlantic Gty 

station," said McCrossoh in route south to Sea Isle City 

Hoofers plan 

an interview after the meet- via Tuckahoe. The following'. 

'We don't want to lose ing year, the. line was com- 

dance Jan. 9 

it. It's ccrt.iinly part'of the pleted from Tuckahoe to 

heritage of our area." Cape May. Holiday Peanut Days 

. OCEAN CITY — Ballroom, The proposed agreement "The coming of the raildancing, 

sponr/ored by thewould be for a 25-ycar 

The the Upper Township, Tovmship, Ocean City CityKhvanfesCtbsannwaJhjntlâi^forcdTniTJurAy. 

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Flippy Hoofer,, dan'oe club, lease, according to the 

projects and scholarships (or area school students was hold recently. Club membas- 

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(continupd from page A5) . Injured In a three c*r acd- returned to officrc.'in close High tfdea flooded the ' The city has applied for 

POIMT «SPFK:*is :sct • Tuesday, 

defeating Republican 

incumbent Andrew J. 

McCrosson Jr. for a threeyear 

seat on the Township 

Committee. GOP incumbents 

Louis DiLiizio and 

David J. Bucciarelli retained 

their seats on the /ivcr-mem- 

>th Street 

l-ish:^-.^ P.ir,. reportedly at 

•!.!Vj'..iveis, got• 

th. enthuM.istif. 

Ti wher. prv- 

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the rccomrheridatlon of its 

economic development 

commission to hire a Philadelphia 

dovcloprnent firm 

to plan a poaslblc bayfront 

development project. City 

and business officials maintain 

that highlighting and; 

' Improving the waterfront 

district will aid existing 

businesses and help attract 

.new businesses- • 

City officials are protesting 

an increase in county 

landfill tipping fees which 

lfl expected to have a significant 

impact on' the 1993 

municipal budget. Fee 

increases by the Atlantic 

County-Utilities Authority 

for bulk waste and trrish 

would mean a $101,000 

ber, governing body which, budget increase for" the 

Come the new year, will municipality, according to 

include two Democrats. City Administrator Judson 

••• The township Board of 

Moore Jr. ' . 

.Education's curriculum 

.- Having settled a dispute 

committee will-.aefdress 

over the salary guide,. the 

some parents' concerns 

school board approved «i 

about the district's PRISM 

contract with its teachers, • 

math program. Several par- 

. The ongoing problem tof 

what to-do with Ofd'Gty 

.ents nad appeared before 

Hall came up again when 

the board at recent meet- 

city .officials- learned that 

ings, asking that the math 

the building had never been 

curriculum be weighted 

inspected, for. the presence 

more towards teaching 

of asbestos. While an 

basic math facts in the pri- 

' inspection . for the cancermary 

and elementary 

causing substance needs to 

.^grades, which they believe 

be done, one • councilman 

are being neglected In favor 

rbeiurves-rhat it might not be 

of the progressive program. 

as widespread and costly as 

first feared. 

.The Township Committee Linwood • • 

' • • * 

voted to join- with other' The refinancing of 

area municipalities in roughly 'S12.7 million in 

opposing o 19 percent rate debt from Mainland 

increase sought by (\'cw Jer- Regional High School's 

sey-American Water Com- recent expansion project 

pany' This is the first time will result in nearly S2.5 

the .township has i>pcn[me milhon in savin'gs, exceed- 

involved in the local effort • ing, board members' earlier 

to' fight the rate increase. expectations. . • • 

when it is heard at the state MRHS Board' President 

level. The barrjerMsland Lesser Lmdenbaum was 

.community "of Strathmcre is^ charged with withholding-a 

the cnlypart of the munici- preliminary report on'the" 

pality, to be' serviced by the school's icJ^-e-purcruM' pro- 

'muniopafity. 

ject frijm tlie ri->t ol the 

Cc>i:nty'. of fidals- applied, 

to the state "fo: fx-rrn.t'» tc> 

, Sci'lslc-Cjly 

a-placc-the &vo-!.inc bndfjo 

.icrrtks "MLI 1_ Creole'-ir. Mar- 

;«-$u!llvilk\ The de!cru.ira!ccl 

'. virn -of • the.-t'cntr,r y br;dyte 

\;:U be crnrrplct'cly replaced 

with, a sic-f! rress •.tructure. 

Aii 'c.iilurr piap for J COV- 

k i'j, causing ITUJMIVC oca en 

erosion, damaging numerous 

cars and properties and 

scattering the plpc3 of the 

dredging project. 

The U-S. Army Corp of 

Engineer* decided to ndd 

35li,0Q0 additional cubic 

yards of sand to the dt/s 

beaches In on attempt to 

rcpai? some of the damage 

to the ncarly-complettodbeach 

project from the 

northeaster storm. • 

A man- robbod the Cape 

Savings Bank at gunpoint, 

making off with thousands 

of dollars Dec. ia. '. 

Upper Townahip 

This month's coastal, 

storm caused some of the 

worst erosion and ;damagc 

f^cn. in this' barrier-island 

community in recent years, 

according to Strathmerc 

residents and township officials. 

The (ownship filed' a . 

S1.1 ".miHkm'darm for-federa! 

emergency aid, which Sea Isle City 

includes estimates on The Knights of Columbus 

rcpladng lost sand and and the Catholic Daughters 

dune grass, repairing of America prepared.a 

flooded homes and cleaning Christmas' luncheon'far 

up debris. '.''••• dose to 300 shut Ins from 

The Township Committee throughout the region. / 

addressed the possibility of Officials said Sea- We"" 

bringing a sewage system weathered the early Decem- 

to StrOthmcrc after recciy-' ber northeaster storm better 

ing a'25-signature petition than most other beachfront 

from residents requesting communities, but estimated. 

that it join, the Cape May 

County Munldpal Utilities Police shot a man in rîs 

Authority. While no official home three times after the 

cairte, out in favor of install- man allegedly refused tning 

sewers, it was sugdrop 

a khotgun- he was 

gested that the township be holding, according to' 

prepared in case it waspolice. 

Robert. Cirroll, 39,. 

mandated. 

was fushett to Atlantic City 

Medical Center. Carroll had 

reportedly dialed- 911 and 

Somcrs Point 

asked fjts-thv police. 

City Cotinnl . .ipp.rovcd A. hearing before an 

paying-nearly a half-mil- administrative low 'judge,' 

lion dollars in state funds to part of an attempt by di-s- 

purchase -a bayfront tjact. missed'detective Lt. Barry 

'While city officials have not 'Cr.>*»'^> 

to retain his posi- 

yet deeded upon a •.pooiic.tion, began." Gnjsvo' was 

jvarpose. for the tract, they . 

rr.ainl.uried that this .yvns/ 

the tv-.titV.pj>irtunity to pro- 

•jr\«' the wattTfror.r Lind as ' 

' j • 

Trie ji>ard ci Coa\m:s- 

1 

i!»vused of abusing his po'>i\ 

turn as*anTifficer to ge'jt'rer 

food and alcohol • and to 

,ittiTT.pt to-ir.P.ur-no- a witnV'>s. 

" •' • 

r*T tras.i •m^B 

• Vncaiy.hcld J 

tiinc.irSv'i.'tv did not nut: 

1 

• ' ' ~' *, .^ ' 

:\ !.iv-L-. L'""-uj- Snineii Point ' ' 

•.. .i:!^:. i-.ii::'>;! Ki: p v. bf :CJ n -, ret.!) n .' fms ri-c-' 

ms 

o^mtmn awards night.- to 

:!".jr.k the police,• firelight-' 

t-rs.'hfc-.-oard-) and av-liarA 

who sii:r.i\i as hiTiX"i d.iz- 

•iit'y 

Wfty do you call It Tirnt 

.variety Of entertainment committee nK-mber-i 

* >J!£h,t?'Isn't Dec. 3f thc-bst 

' NEW YEAR'S EVE SPECIAL , * 

*- 'night of the year?*" 

' . "Well," 1 mumble. "I 

WITH THE OCEAN CITY POPS 

'don't know. Last Might -. .'• '. Dec 31,1992 

.would sound like the end of • • - ' . - . • • 10 p.m. ' -.'''"•• 

."the ..world or somcthin'.. Overture to Die Flffternpiua ,...' ., Strauss 

'^Vnd'l'm not ready'for the OMioTespro ......:....'...; Mo/art 

.'end of the world, ore you?" 

Of. course not, we're all 

Yours is my Heart Alone'.... Lehar 

looking forward to the next 

. Christopher Hux 

TJooDah Parade -on April Gold and Silver Waltz..... V..........v........,:.....Lehar 

24, then there's Martin Mol- Adcle's Layghing Song (Flcdermaus) ........Straus-!. 

usk'D.iy on May 6 not to Vienna, City of My Dreams . ' . '• ' :' 

mention Night In Venice 

'•-,'- Nancy Fox McN^mcc ••'.-''.' 

July 17. •..'•-. 

Radeizky March. .'.,.,„•;... Strauss 

But why is the celebration' All in Love.:. .' '......- .........-.....;.. Porter 

called .First Night? It's a ' Waltz duet from Merry Widow...„_'. Lehar 

Valid question and those of Finale from Act if(Flakrmaus) ......:..,..".......Strauss 

you who have purchased $5 • ' • Trio plus orchestra, 

admission buttons (now $8) 

have a right to know. • 

• .- • 11 p.m. ' 

There >s one person in the 'Overture toLigfitCavalry....:.....'..; ,....von Suppe 

United States who does Tales from the Vienna Woods '...'. '...:..Strauss 

&riow. She's Zeren .Earls, . • . Mastcnvorks Choir 

fxecutive director of First" Christmas Favorites '..., .' Anderson' 

Night, Inc. of Boston.. Zcrdn. Sleiî Rule '.. _ Anderson 

has been'with the celebra- •PraimlSO.-:. -.•. .*. : • ..'/..../.Sr.mck' 

tkin since 'Its R.-an' Town Halleluiafrvm ML of Olives I.:.:..:..•.Beethoven" 

ning in 1976. 

•Masterworks Choir under direction . 

hi art exclusive interview 

. of -John Gregory Bate 

j with, this muckraking columnist, 

, Iuirh spilled the 

Sing-n-long....-...».- .rrad. favorites 

beans, from first Night 

Mummers' Strut.. ". a rr. Wamngttin 

headquarters. 

ilallelukChofur, Handel 

^ The answrr is twofold: .- Countdown to midnight -..traditional 

(1) The founding fathers and Auld Lang Syne • • - ' 

of First ^Night wanted to 

•sound air optimistic noto 

and thus deeded.' I 

wm 

m 

*mmm$ **tw 

i"« TCCS and 

1 havernhgtng 

from story teller!*', been working for months to 

folk singers and magicians make First Night a 'pleasant 

to a big band dance, cotin- experience — and a pleastry 

mufuc program and per- ant experience it will bo. 

• Forrn.Vnc.e-* .by the Ocean Restaurants, such as the 

City Pops Orchestra, one Chatter Box. and Cousins, 

with the .Mastcrworks have gone all out to trans- 

Choir. • • . form tne evening into a spes 

Admission-buttons were • dal experience. : 

$.5 til Die. 25 but are rtovv , • • . ' • ' 

ju. tiey, its 5*1^1, tlve enter- .* n - t. i • 

tainment bargain * - of South o'l tills is tl)C iiTx'pprtancc of 

Jersey, You can purchase. making New Year's Eve a 

buttons at the Ocean City rclebrntion. Surcly,-we-' 

Home; Savings, and. • Loan do everything we can 

office, 10th a/id A-ibury to avoid the unspeakable 

Ave.,. Chamber of Com- tragedies' that have 

merce Information Center, occurred here and other 

9th Street causeway and places due to drunken driv-' 

starting ?. *O^y aod Can- Alpha Data Chtpiar — Oala 

Oc**n Oty Card Club — 

S-grr^ PN. a p i-i • "" 

For [h« K*w Y«»r and am larylrtg lor l 

Buth BaUaa Uo9wi Club — 

7 

5^ 

Janiay CtQ* ftC — The Repici's.. 

l—mmd to 

Jôc*. lBr-.'snd'Rar. 73Oon 

rtr/much . 

Caraniura Tarnpla Ho • X rruiti.Tr.;tv art" It fe-arure vuie a froi-frxid cîrl altir.g 

DKI'.CJ.'W" . the tvxir route 

h' p rr> . S.UUrdav, LDRI. 

: • the ne*.v Middle 

. f'eri.rTr.in>! Arty- 

1 • Deli . 

• Parly 

• Trays 

• Grocery 

'. stands kr Liter, The oi.i\a.i\ r.btor, c.ittTi;; 

f!i»Ty, recovery and po>Vi-n It.-r the 

--;ri 

,ccri Jan. 30 -iMi! cap -l rt-^y 

.w.f fr.".Aug\j>f"!Vyl It 

5UK:" 

h*-.il 

hicli 

'.'ii- V'I'ST.S -ill- v cîl :n tr.i- gfi-.i-rai cliV; 

"fy. o v>'v-:< '. ,ir/.;: .'ive John ^«v! KV-.lev |MI 

S:CD Co ioc! cr; Aci'vM-.es 1 

.v:k:I 

i \ii' !.. i S .'J .-•*S All.AHl.L 

Mitchell. Moskovitz 

Gi'J'J ;j' 1 .O-5Ô2 - ! 

"•••'a i'— 

i _ i - • -»•« : ; 

$ 9 5 

per month 

| 3 Years FklX Ser\iee & Supplies 

. -r.: .V-. ,.c L •>_)\,,.:i 

Si 

m CFH V:CE IS OUR SPECIAL 7>' 

iO Utm Rd. Guilt 3CO, Atttczn. iU 08»1 

Ftut .lion t-U-PUUS 

Ocgember 

City • - - • «fc*«Mr«JMMJ3 «9**W» J' 

School were Jyi 

;-JU.-T. o!' the high stJKol to 

.-r. jjir.Ji.- the cxpucfL-d 

ir.crv^w ».". (hi: studwit pop: 

;:!.itivtr,, and priimisjtl an 

••xjxii'.-jo.-, .it tKe.l'nrrury 

• Dag Watr.h'3 entry wp^ crsj cl Wm v.'.r.r.ffs">n !::e N^f.'*- 

* . 

New Year's Day 

Breakfast at the n 

VARSITY INN 

An Ocean City 

Tradition 

605 Slh Street. Occm City • 35S : 10S3 • 

fit t U 

Oce-jn C'itv's own genuine pit UIUJ :iii(l :inlIiciilic 

I'L'îoiial Mexican Cuisine. Our BHO is slow --rousted 

over wood in a closed pit. Mexican fine dining 

includes traditional Tex-Mex fare as well as 

authentic regional dishes. Kids Menu AN ailable. 

Kat-ln or Take-Out. JJgj; - ^ 

•OPESFRl -SAT. EYESING5- 9PM 

100 Atlantic Ave., Ocean City, 391-9616 

i 

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rnxn wi T-^ 

"Lit A-Jl 

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be 

MARIO'S 

Pizza * 

He.s tii u rant 

1.510 Bay Ave. 

. Ocean'C.'itv 

On 'Hie Circle, Somers Point, NJ 

927-7377 

• \ \ \ \ \ 

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SU The Short' 

NOW OPEN YE/VR ROUND! I 

Now Accepting Credit Cards!?! 

>!aKtr Your Ke\cr\alions NV»« 

/ ', '• 4 pm, ft pm. & Jt pro ; 

BUFFET BRUNG 

Tslight Specials 

4:OO- 6:00 p.m. 

ONLY 

SUNDAY 

BUFFET 

BRUNCH 

All-You- 

Can-Eat 

$ 9.95 

AddUi*oaI t0-» Off 

r 

to'all those who helpect 

out by attending qjif 

. ' Christmas £ve 

' ••".; :• Bteakfast • - 

/;U,990:85 Raised 

© OPIIN HOi-ff IN SC 

.M 1 

Vlii &. A»V_ Ocrao Ctt» 

CHECK 

ANY 

SUNDAY THRU FRIDAY FROM 4 PM 

tFOR A PARITY OF TWO OR MORE. THIS 

COUPON MUST BE PRESENTED AT THE 

TIME OF SEATING.NOT VAUO WITH ANY 

OTHER PBOMOTIONS OR SPECIALS. 

WIN TWO FREE ROUND TRIP TICKETS 

(VALUE 5 598)ONFIDRIDA FUGHTS 

Fririny. $::3G-prr 

i • , #4.**' 

•%.

Ok; .. 

/;•' 

YEAR'S 

Bring in tlte New Year with 

Band S(aris /0:00 

Pan\ '.on MuIntKh: 

Scum p 

fr.'rr. 

.HI 11 K i I 'I.I/. 

tr.; U~-.tr.-~r, 

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. . h.'czvYear's F-V 

UINNT.ltS 

i.R: i-'UK Chi ' 

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Pancake House 

C1TV 

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sot ri'a!:2i; that a hcit couTJ . rr.i:i:.. ^>. 

be named in a Tkibiiiiy i.ivv-' >:cv-< .".-. 

• -nut Ai •> guest htis beer. V»hn .-•: 

drinking. then 1 •Itaa the lull backing ot we reorganization meeting ^ .."iy«go, 

and felt the city will are blocked off- 

(continued from page 1) 

Th 

.report in the .past tation Center on 9th Street, 

but they have not there may soon be little .left"" 

days. '.the last . passenger, 

train left Ocean City on 

Aug,.13, 1981. ' -^ • ; '. 

The steel rail, will be used 

to renovate • the rail line 

Ix-tween Court House and 

Cape. May, to run nine* 

months out of the year as.a 

tourist and commuter line. 

According'to Cape May 

Seashore- Lines "President 

-.-..- Tony Macrie. 

-ct;>is Mv- M.I'CTH-'said yesterday it is 

; 'Kn-.t ca:v likelv -over time all ' the' 

ir.i.-.K -dr:v- us.iblc.rail in Ocean" City. 

*\ MIII' to will be taken, 

•i... !wi-r- "i really don'l like to do- 

. Uu! — rVant to make rail-. 

4''> not likely 

.::..: ,'tt.i.- railroad is going to 

,:s :••.;. :.,i -n.-tum to Ocean Citv for 

leaves '.'-• CTIV ,ind Perma2»ently -and October. .- . ' 

Jh.e vaccinet.;- w.lll "br 

a Lupmr's inci«ne, filing "give", in two sevvioni. 10 

status, -\.ivoonio. 

turn to 

!:on.' # " OCEAN CITY'— Chapter in by ^Hllam Toland, secretary Phyllis Hover 

Na 1062, American Associ- AARFs regional director.- may not succeed hendf in 

ation of Retired Persons,' Serving a» president in that capacity. 

installed new oificcra for .1993 will be David Young, 

the .coming year at thewith 

support from these fel- Also at. the luncheon., 

group's recent Christmas low officers: Jack Bryson, three new board ftcmbcxs 

"Funchecm"atThe-Tbxndm. '• 5r5Fyicc president; 

A total 0^230 members tindsay, iccond vUx prcai- b«t. Eleanor Pasdull 

apd four guettt attended dent; Ruth Paroons, c«nre- Peggy Pierce • • -• 

director of com-adulfs 

and -children who administered with.the the celebTatjon, at which sponding secretary; and . . ,, 

• rriunity nursing. 

Jest -positive for the. HIV coopertion of the Cape May Ocean City Mayor Henry Albert Knight, treasurer. -. Trje Sunshine Banjo Band. 

The United S'-itc-j Centers virus; and children and County Department of 

"Bud" Knight extended The chapter is currently provtdicd the entcrtalremcnl:. 

for Disease Con {TO 1. recorn- tc«ns undergoing long-term Health. Jo date, some 2330 Christmas greetings, looking for a volunteer to arid local merchants pre- 

vacdnes havebeen given. Th(> new officers and serve as recording sear- vided a large numbec erf 

board members were sworn Utry. Outgoing recording door prizes. • *\ 

Flu vaccine is recommended 

for individuals over 65 OGHS Select Group charms Friendly Seniors 

OCEAN CITY — As has•reviewed 

ihc routine mat- boned ^-18 

nied Srnrnse Time if the Year 

become, a seasonal custom; tor-, of business. 

who presented Oh, Mary a» al»3 offered, and' * 

mends the flu vaccine fo? aspirin therapy.. 

tne Select Group of Ocean- 

• thi:-following individuals: 

Warren- Steilcr led; thedinner 

was completed.• p medley of m«ny 

You f>houjd rvof.Mkc the •City'High School'!? Senior group in •Choir led by director SViling 

honic pal :er«ts. and' 

songs. In his Chnstrnas Ted ;sunding resporiAc.tp their was cqnducied. 

eg>;«.' or have previously l:arn Chamberlain, rnti_T- 

patients ciCot}".cr. long term 

and greens, Stejler recalled Icadar as they never took The senior's next tnce*- 

'.•jsM;nf'd. an ji'.crgrt-reactfiined the Friendly Seniors 

'c.ire facili!u">; jduJts and, 

how his'acquiintancc with their- eyes from h.Ls dirccing,.' to be held' If 

tion to- (be f.u vaccine. If cf the St. Peter's United 

ton. 

Thundsy, Jan. H, wiS. 

children with chronic pui- Vou have sp»-o.lic questions Methodist Church at a 

mor.ao' and c«irtiiova.M7VjLir 

accompanifst, »t«rtcd jn A riumorouj parody of O turc tnc Rev. Jafnes 

.itxjut v^vativity, C.iYl .your ChnstmasJreiebrjjtion, held 

disorders -^rvouding asthma*, 

their davs of'cnJdhood. His Uitif T*=* of BctkUktm, Machettc-. In his spirirt»J 

farruiv pi"iv«^CJ:r • . "recently. il The 

adtijti •ihU children w>th 

Flar.der*—Aspiration ta puitue mujic written by P.D.Q. B*ch told fy»tr#jtic» lecture, The 

V'.dj\ey' diiixtdcrt, duSeti^ 

developed h 

prograo will bf *..«i4co 

ScrUorj;' presidvej, 

•.ur tn a htjjh »chpoi 

ftLrn oi UauxM' StapteAOB 

Per A cnnciucrcd the n-;ri->» 

. aethiefcerr- 

m a imru o/ the L 

irg through the d.'hr.er's- 

Over- 

between grandparents *nd 

- •i.iu:- Don.i Re 

course* .vv" he bv lirjiiise PorA, poii- Bells and ffute-accornpa^ - thoij grar.dchikiren. 

Thank jou Wr alf vour prajcrs cards 

and-gifi's during my rv7/avr A Healthy, HJppy -J993 

LiJfjCH 

LUKCMtCM IPrCIA'. 

Sincere])-, 

•"Ma" Wicscnihdl 

HF^fr/VURANT U l.OUNGIi, 

t A TraJiiicn Since 2^3 

S civ .Yea-fa Eve Dinner 

..'"With Us' " 

^27-2759 or 927-436(1 

Ki: KOA 

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ORDER NOW 

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CALL 927-7573 or 390-3658 

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bring life to your 

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••HospitalrAARP ready 

seniors driving course 

COURT HPL-.I-: 

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n A.siiOy'i.'j tion'oi 

IVrwr.s -:A-AKi''' '-L\ 

I'l'-V CO---T-4 is t- 

THURSDAY ry.MT. 

KIUDAY 

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• . . . ' . ' • ' • '.' . Thursday, December 31,1992 OoaorvCUy, fl.J. 7}fE3BfiiN£L-t£DG£fiv B3 

EDITORIAL 

. U\\ with little fondness and. a good riddance that 

we bid farewell lo 1992 . ' 

• Ai>; we look over the two calendars hanging on the 

office.wall, we find -it is ever more comforting to 

look hopefully at the new one. • 

-. After three "50 year storms" in just over 14 months 

and more than two years in a-stagruted .txroiwfny, 

we an do well to loo.k forward, not bade 

Far. worse were the numerous tragedies ctyer the 

y«?jr, including the death of Sca'.Isle Qty-police offi-. 

. cer Michael.Cutlinane, the untimely death of Ocean 

Oty'.nuyor Nickobs Trofa and far top many-accidents 

on both the wator and-the. rcods that could 

havebeen avoided. - • .' • •/ . 

-But the beginning of" a netv year always signals a 

ray of hope; we- make resolutions, plan our gardens 

and vacations, and return those unwanted Christmas 

gifts for credit slips, or even better, CASH. 

But this year offers even better reasons to look 

ahead in Ocean.City. The multi-million sand dredg- 

I: ing project, that'saved' our Lslarid'home from untold 

damage just weeks ago-will soon complete its second 

phase. /Vs we finish the-clean-up of pur homes 

and businesses, let's look at how much we have left, 

not how much WJLS last . . ' 

And, accoaling to the National Bureau of Fco- 

' norai; Research, the recession hJLs ended and the 

. economy Is on a IV.J.Jpswing.- Ecoijdmic experts pre- 

' dieted iii The N'ew York Timm on Sunday that it's 

the ".sprawling" service industry that will be grow-' 

-ing,.and -wherf is the service industry- more- dominarit 

than at the shore? . - • ' • - 

Work on the first phase-of our lonâwaittvl . 

downtown revitalizaaon projeci LS'expected to begin 

' by' thiv summer. The first pha.se is; expected to 

improve the 9rh Street intersfction and gly parkin-.; 

jots on Central Avenue, .md add pedestrian cross-' 

, w,)!k*.. Hopefully, the work will keep the downtown 

, • viihfe uAd attract .shoppers from the nialjs. 

M.jylv we shoukl Uike hii-d of the aty-wuit- I : if-sf 

''Niiyjh.r crk-br.ition th.!r sycta' under way on.this 

»-!..«brate thi*..'First .\'ii;ht" c( th 

re>t of our li\ p i->. with nptirni'.na, hape-ortd an?»'-y»'*tn 

the fuuue. . ' . • " 

'* Gr«al«t)f i,mHy R«*o--t 

Sentinel-Ledger 

4 . >.i,o- ,-j- O.i.r JOT*? ii*;,-. c 

. i •* • '.»-j»a.. c.*•>«.; ';••:•.•'-•::•:• 

i j'-ir. -.-«•.: :(*• * ' . - f 

' Ph.cr>o aroa codff (6C9) 

*;< >v ;oc -.)•• •' ''-;•' 

.--C '.-./. •.'•r-; 2 ••'• V 

• '• :.'•••;• r.- :•.•:--• i; 

. RALPH J COOPER, Vv;r-.- .,•" 

. JOHN H. ANDRU3 l!( r.J :. ' 

BV.KCN T MiiHCER, A'l.v.-: •• - *,'.:r.. 

I looking back 

; 

Take emergency action to save beaches 

$) KF.NNtfTWi. SMITH, 'to-allow measures* to be ""^ " >t r ucnuV1 ?j KF.\N^TJ»i. SMITH. ' to-allow WMsum'to be «nd structural ' d'inw,ev. diirnat;ev. . sand s.ina borrow oorrow .irea',. .ir'ea'. tin 10 rtvon.- rtvon.- 

• v nv.- awstiir.-.-, of Now" M^V at once 'to'prevent - 2 ' A1! ovvnva-Ji jrc.Tj ^ « f protective, beach 

York and ,\W ferry have •'"rthcy.lc'truction. ' should, immediately be burins and dunes in yulr-er- 

N -on M^nifir j'r.»ly'cj.in-.j>;od The.following rrcoqimen- 'plowed, and (.hi-. %7ind -'^le p 1 -* rt '>' -^ '^ c «x>'it: comiiMi n 11 y ,i si'nci.i j-.on-i nl cnvirnniniint.il imp.icl 

r.;,p...., ~,.:vi-' ; \S •' v"-.- '• All co.iHt. 1 .! b^rr;cr should be cncour.ig»\l, with JJJ.>"*» rx-jjjniir..' bc.vch r.pujf 

•ivi-!v wi-Vu rtd " rxvehi-s- vKoufd bt- clovx! pjrtinpoiorii'. funding, bv 1 ishmerst, S«.»lv.- ''> pump. '.inU i,.ihv thithe:, 

is '"-•• - . . i . i : iiju'.i-'k'y j u - . i > . . y thr > n « 

M.ir.^c- -,(101:10 btv.n .in -crrn-r/.i-ncN- lundint; .»r..d- j"|r nutting 

J S;),-(Hi.-.-.!ly. thi-cprps ri-.;i::fci! !•;•: n:r av-.v: 

,rur:ld -rn.-v-rf-ii- :ul JV.-.:!- 

'.î.i-'. ;:i*.; ho"' 

v .-,..'. I'li.i-: .j.: ,::r::.rnl ;ri thC 1 

i, > - >i ,\. 

• .. - - • 11 . . •. »-.... n 

ird,. :ic"-c !n a r. ,'ini'. \%h.i! r. ;,•:.; i :; 'r>.»L-.3 ^ . . ^ ; - ' . 5 

SO YEARS AGO 

.;: h. I*;..••'•.l.r. : :> :: 

. ' . •• • ••• 8 2 

Tho Sontinof-todger- 

. 'Oiursday, December 31,1992 

Trashy treatment 

Editcr, ScntiTvcl-Lcdgcn 

Our tax dollars at work) 

listen to this one foDcsI 

Thcrc is 9 nice 81-ycardd 

bdy rwimed Flo Dttvia 

who lives on a fixed 

income and resides in the 

souih end; yc»i remember 

the south end don't you? . 

Well, early In Novcm-' 

bcr, she received a 5250 

citation firom the Ocean 

City • trash inspection 

squad. ... 

Without an explanation 

and feeling threatened by 

the badge-wielding trash, 

aars, she submitted and 

paid her penance, charitably 

reduced to S25. 

Could this good-faith 

reduction be an admittance 

that Ms. Dnvii was 

"in fact innocent of the 

crime? 

As It tuiys out, the official 

in charge' reviewed 

'the "Davis/ConncJl Case" 

wiih' me, her -neighbor, 

"and told me that 

•"evidence* — (two rnagazines 

and two coupons, 

crroneourjy irialled to. her . 

. addrcs-3) thought tivbe her 

trash — \\TTc-*difi- 

in a city-owned 

tr.isii can .it the 57th Strvi-i 

md. ' ' . _, • 

Ms. Davw, a .taxpu>\T;'- 

CS7.12O) rvioJer."- ont-haJf 

. bJivi; 'from tlu; tnibxTt 

tr.i' 

Busters* should apologize 

and refund her S25. 

I consider this whole 

episode and the city 

employees who created it 

a classic n\i5on for the' 

outragLXwsly high'. fixes 

we pay ih OocAn Qiy. 

• '. left Monikan 

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"*d~ of this t prduvtrvt; yriw 

~hjvf h> $ct Ihr ary's permit 

s-tsn to ur/:ci'U trerh cr nyv- 

£iafir>«rihip or 

ol uuu ocat'on-aha't 

Etiforcem^nt needed j > 

tEditrr'z note: Tki:, letter Monih.m r cc^rt- .] . . 

u> lh('city'r, rc^penw to .Mr? M*.!S of several um>p \\W'v\ the 

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One of the century's worst 

A rcx?l and parts cf the boartfivaSs en tr-.o ccmor cf D.;-:arc> FUcccane 

— alorxj wtlh ihc 1562 storm one of tho worst ct iho ojr.tjrj 

than trie most recent ncrttieaster srtd iart Winters sloons ccrri:«r.ed 

Ccnn!h;urt Avenue o'ler tne 1G44 h^rrisn 

far rrcro daniagc to pnvaic- property 

Wanted: old photographs 

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GUESTOPmiON 

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- For Fhimoes fc» Jatot Asj/i . 

N The scven-pag« report to 

City Council of the Cashan • 

Co, contains ajrevicw of the 

by now •well-known facts 

. involved in hcalth-ciare.cost 

escalation. . •; 

It includes a frightening 

prediction of major, future 

cost increases for the dty 

and an equally upsetting 

description' of their stew- 

" ardship sine*; 1989: 

Actual and projected cost 

. increase 1989 to 1993 total 

133 percent. 

The report describes a" 

managed-care program 

Involving few cost-containment 

factors which are now 

commonly found in p*ublic : 

and private-sector 

insurance programs. 

The one area of cost savings 

which is the most 

promising as' a cost-reduction 

factor and which 

would give the" city'Immediate 

and tubstantial sav- 

.ings Is poo-poohed by 

Cashan.• 

: 

• The report describes what* 

It calls "cost shifting;" most 

* professionals des Hpspitahzjtion ASbOC.lS 

r increase cost participants an 

additionnl $115.94; ' 

6. Blue Crews Blue Shield 

(federal) — 103% increase 

cost participants an additional 

S95-42> 

7. General Motors initi-. 

atcd prcnriiuTn sharing in 

1992;.. 

& ARCO increased retirees' 

premium share to SI68 

for 1993; 

.9. The Health Association 

of America in its most 

recent study shows 72 •pcrcerit 

of prescripben costs 

arc paid by employee; 

10. In 1993 several of the 

above groups will require 

pre increase axt partio-y The time to start, reducing 

p-intsan additional SII5-83; the TaKpayerVs brurden is. 

-3y Rural Mai! Carri'jn» now! ' • ' ... 

Union •— 12.')"7r. jn'creapccost 

partiapanrs -on -addi- -'» report'provided bv fcrtional 

SI 21.87; 

m'er FIT president" Bill 

'•$.-'Postmastct*.' — 45.77- MrCartfry. U>JJ;. subrnUtni to 

increase c\r>\ partinp.ints .irt City Council as- the rjortion 

additional ^136 87;. •rvprr cf the Ftirr.cr.s ,n Tax&, 

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LETTERS coni'd 

Outages,'|sur-ges : widespread: 

.Editor,'Sentr.el-Lodgir: I. 

Lv.- 15 &f KUimora vacr.cie. 

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obituaries 

Benjamin Smith, 84 

BEESLJEVS POLNT — Benjamin S. Smith. 84, of this 

comintinity died Dec. 23athLshomc. . • 

• Bom In Newark, he had lived in Irvi/iftton, before moving 

to BeesJcy's Paint in T970. 

: Mr. Smith had been employed a.i a meter supervisor for 

r Public Service Electric and Gas in Irvington for 42 years 

before his retirement in 1970. • ,': • . . 

. He was a veteran of World War U. it lifetime member of 

the Marmora Volunteer Fire Company and a merriberof 

theCoast Guard Auxiliary in Ocean City. 

' Services were Monday at the'Godfrey Funeral Home, 

Palermo. . • • • ' • . . . •• • 

Memorial contributions roay bo.ficnt to Marmora Volun- 

!eer Fire Company, P.O. Box.\27?K\armara, N.J. 08223." - 

Earl Tozer, 56 

. PALERMO-— Eirt Tozer, 56, of this community died 

Dec. 25 at Shore Memorial Hospital. Sonu-rs Point. 

Bom in Wildwbod, he had also lived in Seaville before, 

moving to Palermo in 1937. ".- • •.• 

Mr. Tozer worked for Donald Tozor. Construction of 

'- South Seaville. . ' . . ' • . • 

;Survivjng are his wife, .Diana; four sons, Edward of Coshen, 

and Oscar, William, a-nd James, all of Palermo; three 

. .daughters, jDontva Chew of MayviUe, Joyce of.VVildwood 

Crest and Emilv of Palermo; one brother, Howard Tozer 

,of South Scavilfe;four sisters, Irene Vjnamanri arid Pearl, 

He&s, bbth of South Seaville, Louise Rickards of Lei.-sburj; 

and Betty Kem of Mayville,; and cighf grandchildren. 

in Margate. She Was a member of the "Margate Taveni 

Owner Association. - - , • 

She belonged to thu Margate Mother's Association and 

the BVial B'nth women. 

-She b -jurvived by two daughters, Gnudcue Cohen and 

'Pa ' 

A wteran of World War. K and the Cub.'u\ ari.-iis, he 

served -27 years in the N'avy-and, Naval /Reserves and 

retired a"s a first-cla5S petty officer. ' 

He"was a member of VFW Post No. 2339 of Plcawntvilte. 

Mr: Smith was a life member of Somers Point Volunteer 

Fire Company No. 2. '. . . . '. 

Surviving are his wife, Rita; two daughters, Catncrme R. 

Smith of Somers Point, and Ann Wescott of Oswego, N.Y., 

a TAM\, Joseph Robert of Egg Harbor TowAShip; his-mother, 

Emma Smith of Plcasahtyillc: a brothiT. Robert of Som.ers 

Point;.and six grandchildren: .. . ' • ' * . 

Services and burial will bO private. '. 

Arrangements are by the Middleton-Stroble and Zale 

Funeral Home, Scjirters Poih'L . ' .'..'- 

CAPE-MAY —'Esther Mac'(Thorh^ Sell eck. 78. of this 

resort, died Pec. 28 at Burdette Tqmhn Hospital. ' 

"She .was-a ir.-cmbcr of" the BilSo I*ri>byl(?han Chiuch of 

Chester, Pa. for 49 year',. '. 

Born in Bjr^.unlovvn, .she hvt;d in f-Yil'-orn, 1'a. fmm 1**13 

before moving to (fjpc May in'1990. : 

She is survived by her husborid, Trixicnck, tv,-o daughters, 

Linda, M. Wwxinng of i\orfh KUÂ", NY. npd 

Marv-el!en S. Burr o! Cipe May; a :MT.', \V.vAiC' F. SoKecx of 

•'[-njdiTn>l, Md.v iavs .sisterri, Bjrlur.) Wnrnrll of Oci.irv 

PlcHfint-vi'ilt/; .iP.d fight graf.dchild.ivn. 

•.Servjcf. wi'.'c \N'(.-dru:",Jay af SOJIIVIIII; fiihlf Cfiurch, 

Sculivif!*?. &Sp?.l \-..)b In Pa: inline Ccnic-terv-. Sod hi lit-. --" 

.-\rTiSr.gc-:nc-ri!s. '-.s'ê by the A dams-Perfect Fur.erjl 

KG.T.t,-N\-!ithi'.tld. •-•'• . . • . • ' 

Dor-iHâi jr-iy i>: rr..:^t- 'o Crrji 'R.ufr; M;ri-,:rn-, ct In 

^r,! li.h'.r Chi-rh. C .I;V-JV'..AV, r.'f'n in oire c.', iiirt * 

S> S Kd"*Cr '/ 

George Boyd, 80 

OCEAN CITY — Ccorgo'G.Boyd, SO, of this city died 

Dec. 25 in Shore Memorial Hospital, Somers Point. 

Bom in Philadelphia,, he hajjjjved in. Ardmore, Pa., 

before moving to Ocean City. ' . . . 

. Mr. Boyd had worked for the former Curtis Publishing 

Company in Philadelphia as an advertising salesman. 

After moving to Ocean City, he worked for StaintOrt's. 

Department Store as the manager of the carpet department. 

.. . • ; ••••',•,' 

He Was a member of the Leisure Club in Ocean City, 

was a board member for the Ocean Qty Card Club, a former 

member of the'Merlon Golf Club, and was a member 

of tho Philadelphia Union Lcaguc.-Mrl Boyd served as a 

major in the U.S. Army during World War H. . 

Surviving ore his constant companiori, Helen Scheircy; a 

son, George. G. Jr., of Wnianae, Hawaii; and a da.v^ht(T, 

Lara B. DcLumeau, Pomp»ino Beach, Florida.. Abo surviving 

arc five grandchildren and one great-grandchild. 

A service of memory and love will be offered (today) 

Thursday at 2 p.m. at the First Presbyterian Church of 

Ocean City, 7th Street at Wesley Avenue. Ocean City, NJ. 

Burialwill be private." ' - 

. Arrangemenrs. are by the Godfrey Funeral Homo of, 

Ocean City/Palermo. • • 

Mejnoriat- contributions may be sent to the American 

Cancer Society. P.O. Box 395, Ocean View, N.J..08230. 

Joyce Albertelli, 49 

Anthony Ruggero, 75 

HAMMONTON — .Anthony Ruggero. 75. of this city, 

died Dec. 27 at home. . ' ', 

Mr, Rugiêro was a lifelong Hammonton resident He 

was a retired auto damage appraiser far Rutgera Insur-, 

ahce Company. ..'•'• 

A World War II Navy veteran, Mr. Ruggero was a past 

lieutenant of the. Hammonton VolunJc#»* Fire-Company 

•No.2 and a member of.the Hammonton American Legion. 

F.A. Funston Post No. 186. . . 

Surviving arehis wife, Angelina (Gcli); three sons, Ray 

BLinchard of Toronto, Jim Ruggero o( Haddonfield, and 

Bill Ruggero of Monmouth Junction; one sister, Marie 

Stretch of Ocean Oty;.arid two grandchildren. .-•. 

Mais of Christian Burial was at .St. Martin dePorres 

Church,'Hammonton.'Burial.was"in Greenmount Cemer 

tery. - " - 

Donations may be made

"l •» 

Raiders beat Notre:Dame? 74-70, 

SbminoUcctjjor Sport) • . 

NQRTH VVILDWOODK— 

Ocean. City's 74-70 victory 

over Notre Dame of 

LawrertCQville In basketball 

-Tuesday night at, WUdwood 

CathqIIc High Schoot really 

.turned dgririg-a 16-second 

strotch of'the fourth period. 

Jobx) Brurfo's Raiders 

iveire loading the visitors 

. from Mercer County, 64-63,wi|h 

1 'minute, 40 seconds 

left when O.C. senior John 

Piccinino was fouled. The 

5-foot-lb-Jnch forward 

made the first shot and 

missed the.second. • • 

But Brandon 

scored a" career-high 25 

points for Ocean City, 

• grabbed the- rebound. He 

wns al;jo fouled. Like'Pic- 

-ciruno, "Granger made the 

. first and riiis.sed the second. 

Piccinilo promptly^ 

grabbed that rqbound, 

Kinked the ball home off 

the glass and drew another 

foul. John completed the 

three-point play, increasing. 

Ocean City's lead to 69-63 

with 1:24 remaining. .• • 

The. Raiders- C2-3) made 

five .of eight .free, throw:; 

down the stretch to hold off 

the' Irish arid earn third 

place in tK*- % eight-team: 

g AlClassic. • 

.."We didn't havu •' that 

stretch tonight where we 

went to sleep," said Bruno. 

"We have, played well 

enough-in all of our games 

to win but there was always 

a few minutes where we let • 

it got avvay frQm .us. 

Tonight we avoided that." 

• In fart, the Raiders threatened 

to run away with the 

game in the second period.' *• 

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Resolve to get fit in 1993 



Starrmasters 

Aerobics 

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NEW 

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I hen Humphrey adored also shot well, m^m 30 of Knight . 

after a Notre D.imo turn-. 60 shots, 

ovor, Ricky Lipford stole . •' 

the ball and fed Granger for But the-biggest 

a fast break layup. and was on the foul Lipe. The 

Bruno got another sto 

.assisted Ijpford on two- c . . 

more, It was suddenly 32- '"• ' ' - - ' 

20.-, . . . . . : T— ' • 

But that was as big a lead Northeast' Catholic of 

as the/d get. Ncjtre.Dame Philadelphia won the tourstarted 

its comeback in the. nament; by boating 'Wildthird 

period and. made it wood Catholic, 56-50, in 

> J* Cn 'A , rcbountJu1 K Jt 

co-,- -"*,•• J i t ' • 'he defensive end, .the 

58-15-winner over Main- unds left. >- , •„,, ,-. . ,— 

. 58-13 winner over Main- unds left. •„ , .-.,.. ,-- . .'.,-• 

• • „ • , . . ,, ,• , * , 5-foot-ll-inch innior took a 

land Regional m its opener.- Humphrey got the shot return „ ...... }, ,.,..„ 

wcxvd . file . Catholic 'Raiders' ^throughout led Wild- rvbound from 17 was feet tipped And out.of thephrey 

most nt P« I n ( pass Mrom .Hum-." 

dr.>ini*d a threesteal'''k'l't 

in third period when u ing. . " . 

pair of three-pointers by Sal After a hnê .out, the 

/.uccin-llo rallied thv Cru- RjidxTs got the bw!l • in- 

:»,>dc^ 7.ucc.%rello made bounds', to Davis i*n the 

•two free throws with five .Ivscline'ajia" he .hurried .ip 

seconds left in..?thc third ,m off-b>) 

.•wrif^l !o. giv4j : Catholic .i 'fell short. 

•':'•-'.' lc.ro - .. "We played''well," jowi 

vV(Tv.'( ." '. • -. .. 

.•i\>: C:iiyT 

p-k.'ncd," said. Lint?. "The 

-ciffioat sîd that Joi-kicked a 

ChiTry Hilt East player who 

was on the ground. But a 

number oi people told me 

that the other girl was 

. wrapped around Joi's feet 

and she was just tryigg to 

iree herself." / 

' ,1ncjci5 no "apjx'al' "to" trie 

: semifinal, setting up yesterday's 

consolation game 

between OC and Eastern. 

The champipnsh'ip paired 

Holy Crorw and Cherry Hill 

East. 

All three of Ocean City's 

opponents in this tournariient 

entered, the competition 

undefeated. 

^ Egg Hiirbor Township,' 

Which was ranked ' 1(ith. in 

the nation List wetK by 

USA Today, split I^H first 

two games in the Best ai tho 

USA Tournament outside 

of NashvUle, Tcnn. this 

week. The Eagles, coached, 

••-.. 

by Ocean City graduate 

In that stretch. Cherry Sam Bqtta, were state. 

Hill East scored. 19 straight Group 31,' champions _ lust 

points to assume a 37-22 season an nt»"whicK- > jpves am.-«curs'a.chance (ti i 

pl.'iy 18 ho!(;s w>th a touruig p.rofet>->ion.^l and a 

ceiebrityf will be played on.both tb»o Atkint^c. City 

CC coiirs* 1 " in Northpeld and »jan lO.-JOUaipla 1ft. 

torn :. Chin IWflan o. ' 

1932-93 OCEAN CTTY 

. CinL3DASXETDAUlOO . 

Fri Doc. 10 — (i-O)-Optaatod VINE 

' LAND. 63 M ' . . 

Moo. Doc. 21 — (1-1) tost !O 

' 54 5? . •.;,. 

Tuo. Dec. 20 — (1-2) lo«| to O 

H»Esat. &0-*7(atHoly Crt>s») 

Wod Dec. 30 — al Holly Day»To 

Tuo. Jan. 5 — fc'GO HAftROH TOWN- 

• SHIP. 7pm . • . ... 

f M. Jan 0 — m Ho»y Spim. 7pm 

Tuo. J.W 12 — alMartarxJ.6«yn 

Fri X\n. 15 — AOSECAMI. 7p.-n •' 

Tij«. J.m. ig— jiAdaoneary: /pm ' 

Kn Sin ?2 — CUMOCniAfffi. ?pm 

Tuo. Jan 70 — 01 Oak(». 20-, at W.khtood. 0 30p»n 

Tuo Fob 23 - OAKCFIEST. 7pm 

Thu,Fc- fiJSlAA G-Am .to J t^TKimrs^' event, .i 

total of 320 can pa'riicip.'iti; in it. l,ist yiwr thorv'wiis 

only.room-'for 22O. ; ' 

Among fc l -.o celebrities-who. havr. rvirt'cpÛtn? in 

previoui Pro-'AmVarc Juliur, Prviiv,;, Jlrutn Propp. ; 

f-ngli'lx-rt Wumperdim-k, RRT. , 1 o:aw\ D:r..ih 

"Shore, 7 ur. K\-rr .inci Srr.tikcv.Robsnvih. 

ART.CJJLW NAMED TO ALL STAin LAM ,.'. 

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Occasionally w« have recognized athletes like Pat 

Lynch, Nforyjo Dougherty or Jack Neall as our ; 

annual Sportsperson of the Year. . ..., 

Sometimea it is the administrators, people like Paul 

Lelevcr, Mike Allegretto and Don PileggL 

• Frequently the nod goes to Ocean City High Schtxil 

coaches, including Mike Naples, Phil Birhbaum, - 

Dixie Howcll and Pat Dougherty. \ . .• 

Andlhesalute has also been given to those who 

work with young athletes, like Rich Tokon, Grcg •" 

Donahue, Harry V.indersllce and Naz Costanza. 

This year, we add another name from the latter cat- 

Since he arrived \x\ Ocean City, Joe Fagan has been 

actively involved in the sports scene. ; 

He has coached a.local youtli baseball team for the 

Ocean City Youth Athletic Association. 1 

He has helped coach the local baseball all-star team 

that, plays each summer In an area tournament 

.' He has been a couch in the youth football program, 

'generally yvqrking-wilh the-very young players on 

the StMhavvks. . ' . • ' 

He has organized and umpired adult softball 

leagues.-. .•_',' • • 

He hasumpired high school softball and baseball . 

gnrries. • -•-.'.'.:•'• 

' And he has worked Ihe. sideline chains at home 

football games, frequently being forced to endure 

1 the outrageous humor 0/ Harry Vanderslicein the 

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process. . 

Now, Fagan did not get involved in local sports . 

programs because his son or daughter, was involved. 

His son — Joe, Jr. — had completed similar programs 

in Burlington County and was at Ohio State 

when his dad moved to Ocean City. : 

, He becarne involved in these programs because "he 

lilces to be 'involved: 1 This attitude goes' beyond 

sports to his many other'activities within the community. 

'•'.'•"'-.. 

All of the people we have recognized in the past 

have played a significant role in the growth of sports 

in Ocean City., . . •'.'.'••' 

There would be no gaines without the.athletes and • 

tlie special ones act as-an inspiration to those who. 

follow. • n ' ' 

The coaches and administrators we have honored,. 

who are generally paid, go far beyond the requirements 

of the Job to.make their programs work. • 

And those who spend volunteer hours with the • 

young athletes, making their programs work and 

helping to develop their talents and thuir dedication, 

;also deserve a special saluto. 

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This year we salute another of,them by naming Joe 

Fagan as Ocean City's 1992 Sportsperson of the 

Year. '••• ' • . 

Every year a, number of stories make a real impact • 

on the Ocean City sports scene. That wo$ certainly 

the case ui 1992.. 

Here, in order, are the 1.0 stories that were the rribst 

significant during the past 12 months. ' .- 

1. Mej»an Hart-nun's .championship efforts in track . 

anci Cross counlrywhile competing in each sport for 

the first lime. 

2. Run DMC'—The great rushing accomplishments 

of Raiders Danny Davis, Heath Muzsby and ' 

Anthony Ccmstantine during the football season. 

3. The undefeated sUite championship season by* 

the CXrean City High School girls track team. ' 

•i. The O.C lootba 11 •'team's march to a share of the 

Cape-Atbntic League American.Conference tiUeand 

a Group 3 playoff slot. 

5. /.D.\ Asselta's- climb .to 1,000 oirecr points" in ba%ketb.il!,.the 

eighth Rajder-boy to'pass that figure in ' 

r-chool history.. -,: . . ' « « ,.'•.. 

6. The trio of tense Oceon City-Maihbnd girls tennis 

matches, p/u: for the ôuth Jersey ffroup 3 title. 

Habitat holding 

SuhcUiy, Jan. 10 '• 

»-rin"Rrcm r &-T2S r oT Bie' 

Gip»- St.iy Cour^vyXdmint;*-. 

•;.-,iL;rir, Building, Kxi\ 11,'G.ir- 

..'.i-n ?utf*'P.iikway.. 

' 1;-.«' >7ITJp pintv; »o r >Un' 11*> 

r.i xt hi-Ai'u.' wxxi. ,1-or mareii-.fnrr.--ihorv,.cjll 

^9S-S55H' 

.ir.i.T t. p:n,. -. • ' ' • . 

ROOFING & SIDING 

So\\d Vinyl Siding'. • 

VmylTift'-In"" . ' 

h\cplacement.Windows 

RE-'ROOFING^PECIAL: 

Showroom Located at 135 As bur v .•Vvenuc 

646-2U02 • 1-SdO-fy 0-7354 I 

DAS LEY 

MBING & HEATING 

399-1976 

.,: '.'...'» T'^r.'i c;-.' :• Tu'."'. L''\ 

.... FâtîGv: Mt.;,:-r. 

ti s, I'. r ooni S K..-; cr"j.-!i Rtn 


"\VheTo the boss, {s-always on the lob, vr . 

. C(ili Today For Free Estimate ' 

399-1091 •' , 

DANIEL FOGLIO 

EW CONSTRUCTIOIM 

Call 399-0539 

Scrying All Of Cape May 

and Atlantic Counties 

HOME -BUSINESS 

REMODELING -REPAIRS 

Call Ear! Tarves 390-1230 

02 h:GHLi!iD AVE. BEESLEY'S POINT, IIJ 

' . tovit lO-g'airtc"sJn>tovit r»lroikhy. r.lroikhv. tfieO.C. fjic' field* 

hockey-team, vfhicK i*vciitu.lily won tht 1 CapivAnv-r- , 

ican titLl •" • ".- - •' • . ••."'.'.'- . . ' * 

j STORM REPAIRS ; 

THlfcD GENERATION 

- QCALITY BUILDINGI 

IN OCEAN CITY 

337 West Ave. Ftiqne 399-7997 ., 

D.B. ERrtST REGISTEfiED BUILDERS 

i'c'-'"i'' * * * * ' '> \ ~ >:[ -;v ;• V ' L C C . 

. CODE 

ADDITIONS • 

.. .'. •>• . ' . V • • - . • . : . . . . : : . . ; . ' . ' * : > • • ' . • 

LHTA; • CCM.MtRCiAL 

PLUS BUILDER - 

DECKS • STEP REPLACEMENTS 

•'• NtC rt '. • j E" \O I'.f.u L ViOCC • CUilOV. hCVl'j' 

I \t»A. XL • «S-iiACU.'.tNJ C-COti 

;.:.- ,:. A. Knt: Cr*h- -.—."* & 

annsons 

ELECTRIC 

:i:LV7.U i CCSflELCL'JL 

'QCLI A pp.. j,-co Dc-a:or 

UJ0 Asbury Avc, • OcciaClty. NJ • 3 

» 0 s 

. $UBSCtt| 

c 

-) • - \ 

, - < » •• 

•t/ I Going up 

v- Raider Qirtp B»uor QOO? lor (wo ngainst' a tf\\ 

defdodorirt OCHS's 'second toss ^.tnotoasoi'i Dec. 

3J 

'.•RcvaVc: vr,; V.vl>r n ; 

1 , Bnan Arlelh O^ 

VV-freo*tylc and. butterfly-), 

Melissa.^JithveU (13 and M 

e and freestyle 

and bark.-' 

•/it*., 2-t 

, r. c Koch (n. an d 1 • V 

bre.istroko, "butterfly and 

indiViduah tr.odtey). Matt 

.Myhro"'(W and l'| b'rxvr-^ 

1 ' 

>VM. Doc 00 — ai.Haddon lownship Sat. Feb. 20 — at LotMr Capo Usy. 

),' nftcr one 11 seconds left irt the sec- - Tourt\3fi\cnt • 

noon ' ' .. . 

Wod Jan. 6 — M Vîotand. 7pm 

period; IVovcnz.ino' ndded ond period. 

Ffl faa. a — oi Otstrict 32 Toumo-_: 

Ual. Jan. 9 — EGO HARCOn TOWN iTWrt (/U>oogami) •• • 

to his lead with a reversal- On Wednesday, the.Raid-." 6)— HOLY SPIRft. 7pm o) 

Sal. Jan 10 — ot Woodaiowfi (plus' 

' . . , 

early in the-second rx-riixi. with a- •match at Vineland. 

Wod. Mar. 3 — ol Rooion a Tourrm- 

' Martand), 1 mm : 

and eventually won. 13-2. 

mons(Kaaâna) ,' ', '•• 

Ocean- City will begin itr. Wod Jm ZO — MILLVILtX. 7pm • Ftl. Mar. 5 — at Hooion 8 Toumamant 

Bim"e SikCrra went- to the home schedule on Jan. 9Sat 

Jon 73 — WEST OCPTFORO. (AtMtâml)' 

noon . ' ' ,--, - 

mats with. Buena senior Joe against both 'EgR,-Harbor,- 

Sat. Mar O — at notion fl-Pkifl^ (Al>- 

Hon. J«n. 25 — HA)!«MOMTC>N. 7pm 

McKelvey and fell behind, Township and Kancocas V>od. Jan. Z7-— «l Atwegiuni. 7pm , c ij : ' V : 

5-0, in the first period'. McK- 

Sat.Jaft,36 — nlLonapo.nobf) - 

Valley. ' . 

W«d.Mor.10—alSupef fteglond* . 

Wod. Fob. 3 — Si: JOGCPl). 7pm FiL Utr. 12 — M WJSIAA SUM FkiaU . 

elvey added «rt?wn ' more 

— TbmWilHjnvJ S^«. Tot). O —i« CumW»*i«nl (pium Tft^ . (Atlantic Ci!)r) , 

points in the second period 

tonf.nxri . •• " ••'••'-. Sat,.ltar. 13— «t NJSIAA &aw Float* 

J902-03 OCEAN CITY . 

,ind came • nway with a 

Man. F«b. B — WltDWOfc©, 7pm (AdanScOty) ' ' 

' . . WRE3TUNQLOO 

W«\) U»t b Qoooo.. Wod. Fob. 17 — U!DCH£ TOWM-' Homt 'n>e«ft*» tin CAPITAL tetar*) 

The first Ocean City 

Sl-llP.Tpm 

»vhttdalHtohScfxX3ltS*iAAatns)c' 

points came from freshman- 

, Andrew •'Bcch told. He 

scored two first-period 

points when he took down 

Joac.'Soto in the first period. 

Soto got a point with a second-period 

escape and took 

a 3-2 lead with a takedown. 

•-.If was 3-3 cjrly in the final 

' period when Bechtold 

escaped to lake the lead: 

• Another takedown by Soto 

. gave him the lead, but 

•tJechtoId reversed him •andj 

;i7 Daily, 

Puerto FWban visitors Omar Perez. Podro Rosarw and Fe&pe 

f aceti' oj fjwj th ôb_K en n .1' a r 

171 and .scored four qiiirJc ^ iippet l ^ 

ones with .1 t.ikedov'iTi aiu1 p4 4 a basketbaii loomamonl over M>« woekond. 4^»J1 61 tlw 

two back point!--.* He City-Pxierto FUcaa RccfprocaJ Visiuuton Pro-am . Shown, doctawlsa, 

• rvyej>cd Kehrui in ihr MI> Doibcrt/12; DoyinBird. 12:RyartCas.r>ic}y. 12; Rosario. 14; Ptfroz, 10, 

viija...i3.-•-••• •' '••• - . •-• -. . . " -.' :- 

ond period to moke il 6-0- 

DAN HACKETT 

• , - • . • • • • * 

.md up frxv^tyk' and Ivck- Terrapin ' ? 

.irh ' Terry 

>:•; '.si-j 'ii; ir.-ciAV' ^•A but- >'•> -Saturday, I-m 71. T)v\ 

'^:i]-t,. . • \ wliJ fcaM tht r - " v 

L;cr iXv.i-h (If ar*ii 12 Tow" 

HAÎADA & WALSHI 

, ROOFING and SIDING,. 

O v er 40 Ycrxrs Experience At The 

* • GUTTERS. 

•'••FLASHING' 

••%'••:»• nt--c acorr.or; Wiocows"' FtCo Est.matfs 

(609)399^1048 

32-H West Av*. • Ocvan City 

Service** 

Complete •'Property 'Mr.intenar.^ Scri-u\-s . 

I 

"^ 399-331 f " 

- UrwSrsdSt - " 'OcxiStm - ' IM! Vp 

••M 1 -.;' 1 - 1 ';'-: 'V-'CAPE-MAYCOUXTV' ,'r ,r : ' l 'î 

BUND GLEANING 

390-0550 

FRANKLIN 

PAINTING 

• Popcorn Ctilings 

• Power W*vhmg 

" h/IS 

«n d'.y, Hj OU^ 

. J Spetjalizh'g //t • v< " cc1ij • f 

• I "Office 1 : 701 R-Aibuty Avc.-.OccinCity 

j /"-^,.-; ; -399^1837 .-.vl 

% Ei£L-^sX • EvTiUATtS / 

t, !«i IV hu Ait' 

A • C '"^ J ^"* 1 ^ ' N '"^ 

ESTIMATE 

^- • 

CALL 2JCM}^20 

INC 

390-3308 ;3; 

LEW SYPHER "1 

• Rcrr.cdeiim 

• Alterations 

. • Vinyl Siding 

FfC-o Cir.^.\z:zn: 

• Rcpws 

• Bnths 

• Kitchens 

%i' EipC-r C-OCC 

390-8298 

" • Hanging & Finishing. '»f Popqom Ceitin(j9 

. "F.^dst quality arrxjr;c}tb^st pryjp in tcwrvf* - 

E&FQUAUTY.CGNST.INC,' 

J. Jones, Sr. " ' - 

Contractor 

• S'EW HOMES '.a - * r 

• ALTERATIONS : .'. 

SADDITJOKS-' 

•SipiSGi 

WOOD A \iSYL a 

• CUSTOM DIKE'S • 

-KITCHENS - BATHS - 

•"STOfiif DAMAG&REPA/RS 

.Serving Cape Miy County For 

2fi Yeare . 

KSMMXTES 

JOHN 

LICENSED • INSURED' 

NDREWS 

. • ' .Chain 

' . ,'. Li.-dc 

KBtOiXVCSG 

For at! youf rtmod&Eng n®«tfK, 

. largo or &ma.U 

CALL FOR FREE EST1MATTE (€09) 62*2930 

CARMEM COSTAJJZA 

Custom Carpentry 

^^609-399-2207 

• t. -J

* 


' - bEADLlNES 

Advcftuwncntt for them coltirona choufct bo In tho cfceo of Tho 

Sqofinal lodgor NOT LATER THAN NOON TUESDAY FOR 

THURSDAY PUOi.CATION. Too. Lo!o to Ciaiwfy • WCONESOAY 

(NOON. • • 

', ADVERTISING RATES 

Ono Tlmo, 6 tlnos or ler-a • *6.00 

. - ; (CioooC.ngOfcrxn tXV p*ri:r») ^ 

Ad RunnSnfj 5 CormocuSJyo Tirnoa, . 

with 6 l*no« of krsa .':' ••. • : ': '24.00 

^. -Too Latu To CUiioify • SO oxtia 

.» . Ms Roqdilng Box Number -; 1 00 ;kWiUon.iJ 

• . 399-5411 

.112 «th Sttwt, Oeitfl Cty.-MJ. 

Lost and Found Situations Wanted 

Off«rfrir) QWWOUI rMvtl. Aim mmvc '•••••»«••• 

. Help.Wantcd 

ACtfVE UTAl tSTAJE- 

C«4 

OWXCTOH 

• i*"« to TIVITY •. i« - - 

399-0041 

- • % • 

Real Estate 

Sales Person 

P.ionihan Realty 

399-1311 . 

Professional Services 

AU. TYPta Or ClEAMHQ • Froo Milmue 

Cat OaObla 3 ran ' 

Pc.ich Orchni"d Fluildcrs 

Ilnmc 

• Deck* 

• Minor Rcpairt 

. UCKSSKD A. tXHVHM> 

390-3377 

TEDESCO CONCRETE 

32 ye«~* t r.portorKU) O«yo 

Ocoon C.'7 1 SomxjrKing Aioaa 

g y 

• GJtSowoau • rioor« • Etc. 

927-5052 

CUSTOM FORMICA. 

FABRICATION 

• K.tvTHm COUT.-W.TOO* • VartJo* 

390-2711 • n 

Brooks T*V 

.USED TVS 

• REPAJR5 

704 Asbury Avonuo 

399-8699 : f^. 

LEN HUNT/HANDYMAN 

All Home Repairs 

609-3 9S-8003 . 

•HOME REPAIRS 

Lew Sypher 

BLILDER 

:.' Vr.'sK.S IlXPT;RIhNCf 

390-8298 

Clean Sweep Services 

'393-644&' ' , - 

HOUSE PAINTING 

robeTTrn." 

; . ( . - • • ( - - ; • 


• with 

Statewide Classifieds'! 

S193 

399-5411 

For Only 

$123 

Profossldna! Sprvlces Gonoral Morchandlae Winter Rental •"*# RontaJ" 

Eriwarda Carpet Services 

Carpet Sales, InstaHatfons, 

Repairs, Shop At Home 

•. Seo-icc. 

Call 1-6Q9-H4&-SQ62 

-DON'T- 

Che your antiques, collectibles, 

'glassware d 

frxxi used furniture away! 

I'll buy one piece or entire 

contents- OR BROKER 

YOIRPOSSESSWSFORA 

PERCENTAGE. LICENSED & 

CAU624-1989 

Carpenter/ Handyman. 

V 

OÊILL 

! A. IrBurnt.Ci Garjt 

398-1745 

'3 !il 

Call 1-215-289-113CL 

Ali kinaS of enrpeniry 

ar,d horr.o repairs. 

Rerovat.ons • aGjji;'or 

• now.ccr.sti'wct'Cn - 

Ft. 1 ;// insured. 

/ 399-716% : 

ANDERSON-OJSERKJS 

TAQSiWJE 

CALL 927-0^75. 

O'RELLY HEALTH CARE 

He-.; 

• 390-8542' r 

I.. SinT 

li.JOjality Cleaning 

•^-••~ -•.*• .A* . 

• ' -•>«-*.-• >>,T,;a- • - 

Call Tod, The 

.Senior Citizen Fr 

ft 

•Reasonable Rnies 

390-S397 

, -« - .. r. 

UAKAMA CnUtGt • S diymM 

otrattxiugM. corpora*) r%*m o 

LlmiUKl Idua, K40 ooupto. 0 

7018, LjiXJlO. Uoa-Cit.O 0. 

fmCWOOO - B«son»d aptit (XA. J7O 

hafl oord. J1» cord. Crompi 1 coun»ou«. 

ri3M7, oalacl or 30OO5JS ami 

loava rr 

OCCAM CITY • Luxury "A tx!m condoa, 

ftj?y fum, M W. oovtfr-ad porti. »iwr»jor, 

b 

(450 

TWO P.DfOI - On lagben. baauf^jt wn- - 

Ma. »O. o*, ft'd, men), i'.» Sona. 

JMI3 n&n (*u» taa (Wifiio bt ma:ur« 

odupta c«t>^«! Uajr bo yo«rty Xt). 

4 ^ » • ' • ' 

\Vishing.You 

A Healthy And 

. BAYFBC.ST DUPLEX (P_/l OJ1 « /1 ) *••* - to 

foiitrv: deck rororiy ri-duced la .. 

M t inn r^cr CVJCM... 

3 biro. 7 b*?a. •« OCX •. C;*- ^ 

» ta • 

I.- .V 

'-wi Â^ ;*f Jl t* T* 

Of*E BOfiM Am • HI i. tim, 

. MOO mon Cd 

nnd 

OCCAN CTTY - T^ro affliianby an»f4ia 

OoaiM At«, Dor ort tint Hoof » prtwua 

antranca. fimafl afflctancy (J7S mon IncJ 

uSa. CarQ* aflteoncy $300 nron piia 

u Qa. am haat^547-3000 or 380-3711. 

OC. E r T C Y : . . p , 

M kit a ahowar batn. Good kxxuon. No 

amokcrt. Oaan a qulat. No pen. ftotorencaa. 

«*o A 'dapoao. $375 mon plua 

US*. WW-1OM, 

SEA ISLE CITY 

Contemporary 2 Bft, (jao hoat. 

waatw/dfyor. tfo noon twn. 

avail to Juno 1 of yoaf rpurxf 

609-263^927.« 

IDIEW1LD HOTEL 

Roomi (SCO and lip) and opu. 

CM TV. ra'rtrj. aic 

710 Mocrlyn Torraca 

399-4858 '• 

: Agk for Kreg . « 

YEARLY 

2 Bfl 1 BA, untum, 

*$05 plvn utf , mkJ-town.. 

3 BR, 2_BA. .UnfyfTU 

STDO'plun uti , rnodom 

3 BR i'/> BA; unfum, 

$790 pJus uiil. tarQe . 

2. feR 1 BA. unfum or 

lurn; $675 util Ind , quiot 

COLPWELL 

BANKERACADEMY 

398-3883 

/YEARLY RENTAL' 

Three nR.-2 BA.c/a, ' • 

only 2'blocksjo grcai 

benches: Fireplace, cat-in 

liiichcn fir.d second floor • 

IOO. AskiTip/SoOOrx-r 

n-nn;h- Cîll today. ' • 

H.\(iKK- RK.AL KSTATTi-: 

399-0066 

YEARLY , 

- OCEAN CITY'' , 

r*/i-", .'t-r, •«•.-• l 

•( - SEAVILLE 

\i: « f.!C.'« Ol O'l •A;. 

i' t YEARLY 

,\"\ l.< »» ,. 

Ji -1 iv i.i' 

V 

298-1700- 

.a 

c 5 r.» o r 1 10.-. 1 

.Real Estate Sala Real Estntfr§a!c. 

-- Randall Real Estate • 

Li:, nisi acquired... 

We're proud Co he a part of this 

continual growth ia 

''America's Greatest Family Retort" 

Fkd Sfc HD. Var 

Cu>\ New 

1 , 

0: 

«1. In 2 acre* s* N SAT.: SUNDAYS BY APPT. 

Rooms 

•:• liaal. .catata. parttno, fijfc 

rxmJng on 1*^* bcui ot rpca. cocr. 

c,-*ad. tnc«rU u u , Kti. 

^s iA'AS Or pftxÂon 6r M riAntfics^ 

•.*« ?i3 f Igor. A"i*rt»: C«T. 

- Htm Jmy 00404 or 

C*«OJ4130p 

DV VIRTUE ol awn o4 Clrbcmlon' 

Irauud out ol tho GuporIM Court ol ' 

Now Jorotiy, Chuncoiry Dlyltlnn. 

Cnpo Ma/ Cou/ity. Oockul ^ta.• 

H-13S24-01, Itioroln. uundlng 

•horolrv CXJCAN CITY HCJf^C SAV- 

INGS AND. LOAN AGSICXJIATIQN. 

corp. ol Nuw Jursoy b' iho plalrulll 

and LAMMY'A- MA3I AND LUCY 

ANN MASI, hutbnnd nnd wilo. 

NATIONAl. WESTMIIMiTnn DANK 

(lormorty known on FlrrJ Jor&oy) 

. PHILADELPHIA NGWa(»APl r n3 ' 

INC. OCEAN neCF CLUO CONDO- 

MINIUM ASG3OCATrON.-INC oix) 

HICHAHD' J. CEN3IT3 aro Ilm 

Dolondanls. I dull oxpo-î lo Q-ilo ol 

—-'-'lc vetnduo on: .' ' * 

WtONC8DAY. JANUAflY 0. 

01 ooo o'clock 111 ifxi cMlomooh ol 

aoid Uay nl Iho Old rUr.iorlcnJ Cooil 

riouso JkilkJWg cxi Roulp 0, lo Ci\po 

Moy Court Hauso, Nuw Joriuly. All 

I ha loHowbH) tn^t or parcol o4 UUMI 

. and tr>o promlnas horoiwilliH piirilctjlarty 

Oaoatxxl. Khualo, lying orxl 

boloo hi iho Oly ot Ocean City. 

Coomy o< Ciipo Mny nnct -SKUO -yl 

NowJorufy: 

UCING doslgnalod' oa Lot' •XI'J, 

block 1SO3. Gocttoti Xi\:i t \an o« Itw 

Ocoan City Auocluilon, IKHIIXÔ ' 

' tuxl daaeribod aa loltovm: 

BEOINNING 31hor 

(V13,.wMcn Unit la KTKrwn ond 

TWO dORM APT • I/. *, \ \ perC*Xy 

wbh qo urxSvldud ?ri% Iritoto-J In 

i pan ot..Lot io. Woorum, 

axaaOam nortf>and Iqcoaon. bdi 

17O4 oo Il«> City ai Oc/,on Cly. tluw 

H1CCNTLY RTUOOttf-D • 3 b*ir!», nacL IMSO mon. avoa Jen 1, lOftx Cad 

ond fo tho oomrnon oiormintn n^fxir- 

• 3nl & Oc»nf> 1« %»r. •»."«. wAl XHWVM aflar 3 pm. . . .. 

tAlrUng Uw>folo afl. tu* lonH in Uig 

Mat.'tx 00*1 ot Iho tjoo Ar^My. a 

JO. &.11 hMl. No pon *vn/i Ir-.T»/!« SO noar llxxotoj tuuod Jufy 27. 1i»3 toe- OCO.TJI C*y. N*iw Jirtouy Tnjr Klr){> 

roou «•. ^ bCfmt. uiftjm. »«. 1 or 2 ordod Auguot 3, 1!K)O. In (>r«Jd (!oJH N 

f-"l , .i; p i r.i-J «i r... w, •! .->j- >••' »Li.-(.'V.i.'^r."LitT.. «.C IHML*-* li;- .'" ""^ JOW I' C [ J W tv.ll r.-.V i-._»T t,.-.^, ^ t-»J«. .* ;-f^ r«^&:n 

Florida-Real psiatc 

» At. I -W,oi 

Cl't 

^ *' * a câ* i 

I Public-Notice • .U Public.Notice ._ . x fi^^^.îy^: i ''-^\-*~^ \'; 

herrncn_in othtr. -F.Ka-iS 

?J 

X-r > tri x- •>Vr-. ;r 

vi-.c*;' -i-ri-.R .vr-j" 'jli. it- ^'^ •.•'•••' - 1 >' f

THESENTINEL-LEDOBft Oc««n City, M.J. Thursday, Qoomnbat 31.4093 

Hy BILL BRADLKV not the nurMiij; honu\'^he . cial Committee on Aging. I 

• . . 

NeW Jersey success stories, a week; another family 

U.3.,Son,ilor. D-N J. hospital, or tltf Rioup home have had tfie opportunity to Too often' though, ihc 

Earlier this yenr. Ameri- which provide the most 

DpCCJQ ("tt> 

• 399-5555 

f*('n-l.M.a , Hi iiAtt.- 

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