vybw brodden said - On-Line Newspaper Archives of Ocean City

sand dune 

5aine* Louis ftp**-. 

fi» w£ assessed • fine qf$f£s. c . .; 

: Fleming, wdridng far hJ» own finny 

LftWn -HBiicavaHng, bulldozed, the 

dww TRftb. 19, intew-Ung to lower if to 

* ! the *fcm in front, of 3913 

Am» « propcrf* owned by 

WFl*£ 

the,beach 

.' Acfonfllng to the &ce*n Cty roilcc 

,, ' Dipirt^^Flemfiig did not kftotf 

i i . "that a pennit ws* required to drive * 

' Ptjnstti and his wife Dorothy, «f 

Vo&êcs* j£tt> Unofif dui^td with 

damaje.oi the.'duitcs, bu> these 

Jfeift devatof»d by MoGn/f. the oime4ight»no dog. ana !f>e departmurj to help Woep ludi 

The 'honor' is coming to a close 

OCEAN OTY — A* Ho? GOlltn 

d d a W d i t I V 

prepare a ride far the busy summer 

ahead, the memories of four years as 

mayor of Ocean Cny flowed bads. 

The.good times and the bad. the 

accomplishments and disappointments, 

the controversies andcompromiaas. 

—I will always consider-It a 

tranendou* honor to represent the 

;.*,' 

potential hazard. . / -..'.. gin 'of the piooea'of Wire, tktm^' 

' According JO David Brpcdcn at the - said, ' f " ,' •/'.••• v4..' 

Public. Works Deportmentf the win* On Saturday and Sunday, theMJMK' 

were -discovered ta/the sand last hi- Jyn Tem»cc, 9th, 15th and lfth "" ' 

'day*a/torhoon on the .beaches-from beaches w&v alt searched lot 

Mew^xtVe ttj Scacrest roads-.at the wires. •'•''•'. , •>'££'?. 

northern end of the isla*yi. , , . * Additional-^piea* of |W«- ' 

lh? sand frf»n the dredging of the Moorlyn Tcrr»oe>beache»;' 

Moorlyn terrace, 9U». 15th and 18th 

.S " hr addiM*' 

Breaden' and fte t Pufattf IW 

4rM3xmrnU% alT the pieces df • 

lfcL ' ; 

refnUk from bathing nn these no. real danger to U>e pobllc," 

| wbj({hâx^ frop» 5e»vybw Brodden said. - . - •'*. , 

g ^^ 

seen before fall 

gram • ' , • : - ' , - : 

The (,"ouna' unanunocsly agMad to -- 

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OCEAN CITY.- AJtvr waiftng «r«tt/erjhe money. - /." • . •< 

Dfflre than two jyc»r» for they^V^ John-flood, the CobncamMiTwlwBe^ 

help fund dredging oi the South JU- . wird fan**A« theae lagoons, said liial 

bor and Suiujy Harbor Uprxmi.. «^ re-ayhciaibn of lunds shtmtd «afl^ 

Maypr ftoy 4 ' 

i!i £our tagnnft»,t the optn- 

•> iH iocr at once. 

ipUaa* taca top«g« AM)

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' -sr40% OFFJantzen fants &;Knit Shirts v> ; . ,.,. V; 

•. . ''. • Selected grbupv assorted, sty Ies » • " • • ' • • • . 

• 26 V :lVIeris 5-Speed Bicycle". 

: .:-Auio- Shift "Reg. 249.99- Now ^ 

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•Racket Rtg.^w Npw>-^"""' 

•."•\\' 11 soil 'Tennis Balls :.• • 

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-Wilson ^^-2J9ly:'X-TapF 

SPORTING GOODS DEPT.' 

' 3RD FLOOR .. : ..„ 

MAIN STORE: 810 Asbury Avenue 

FURNITURE ANNEX; 83/West Aye. 

' FABRIC SHOP: 834 Asbury Aye. ~ 

TOYLAND:'3rd Floor - Mam Bldg: • . 

. . . STORE hwiy: 

MON.-SAT. T. 9 TO 6 • FRI: H3L H3L9 

PJyl, 

Cln^-d Oosed «kiodavs Sundays ,, . 

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AWARDED BY 

ATLANTIC' 

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fJlAGAZlNE 

' ^ ^ • • ' ^ ^ ^ ' • ^ • • ' • ^ ^ ^ ^ 

THE STORE 

fEJfe 

.to Shore- 

&oôstft&ancf 

Penpington school. 

iv*-,^- 

r ••.; ;.t ;^ 

. . Department StorO . 

"? - Credit ppal • ;.-". 

•Butt: Stalntorfg. 810 'Aibwy. 

•Avai., CH&an City. Twelve porceri 

intoroot.ono.ljnaricp chargoo oh. 

t>*g ti^Hot itorrtsif yoti pay p>ay within 

• -90'tiays. and.ail thoir profits go to 

'; dwrty. .':" v '; ::- 

area news 

highlights 

• v . . • 

Scl\ool distrip^ labeled as 

call ^tatQ f liitdi rigt shift MOfaJr 

Some school d.lsbit^ plated to lose aid under Gov, Jim 

I'Flofio'sjprbpoisai to. s^l/t State^tihd9 fromxi.ch.tp.poon?' 

dlstricu datoft that theyaro being unfairly labeled asa-^ : 

'"rich" community and would rtotbe able to nicet the dif- - 

ifcrenco in local'taxes, v ' • . • ' , "•• •;. ' < 

1 • About 358 of ^hc state's 578 school districts will receive 

jrtorc^ stato.fdurtdation Jdd under the;.revision;, but 220 othere 

wiU lose money>ndl50of those aren't going to get 

ttnyald at all. according to The Press of Atlantic City. 

• In this area, disrr}ct$ that On expfcettb lose money arc : 

Ocean Qty; Gape May City. Absccon'and Atlantic City. 

, AtlsnticCity Is died by local officials as«on examplevl the 

disparity of Jid "he c Ux>»j.ng forwarfi to&'- 

'• ch.jllehgin^ ve.ir-of working to i < 

'State findings expected..v , '. *'. 

on worrian's.deatji in Wildwobd .: - v 

- WILI>WC>OD.-'—State tnc-dit jt.e » y 

Fum^s set off ' ."• . T .\\ • 

, . , y t . American Legion 

*• at-high school !•' •/. *u- • ^,1 

. •-. fo - • g^rthers this week 

Sea Isle City notes 

by Brian Gobney . ' 

MUSEUM TO OPErt total amount .raised to 

most,candidates In•-.. Ixv tipper Township, 

today's primary far munld- Incumbent Committecman 

.pal, county and State offices 'George Berts, a Republican, 

will: hot ..face a'challenge will face; challenges from 

until the fall's general clec-. Democrat Jpseph MonteletionvU.S: 

Representative "one..of Palcrmci. for one 

William J.-Hughes, D-2, will, committee seat, Former 

-have;little- to worry about Corrimltteeman Bruno Troeven 

thenj since no Kepubli* peano will run as i^n }ndccan 

'challcnget 1 - has, 1 filed.- pendent In November. • •' 

,'ogainstliim: ; v- •;....; . j n ' Somers Point,, 

Hughes, a former Cape Republican Incumbent 

May County prosecutor -Cbuhdlman Tony Martin 

who represents Atlantic. '••»*£ ****&Y RJbcrt'Uf the 

Capo'May. Cumberland. *»•««* ^ Bala Drive In 

•and Salem .counties and November for. the- 2nd 

part of.Clouccstcr County, W . The Sea .Isle City Hlstori- With a goal of SS.OOO to 

cal Society' will. hold.; an meet, Jamespn said that 

open house at their muse* organizers were hoping to 

um. 

^ seat, while RepubU 

said he Is glad for-the 

reprieve from campaigning, 

adding that his seniority 

and popularity were parf'of 

the reason the GOP is not 

'opposing him.. ,' c 

The sole fight in today's 

v located; behind Oty Involve tourists through' 

HaU along Landis Avenue. ,-such activities as : POINT — The 

into last month's death of a 

maintenance Worker' a,t 

a fashion 

Atlantic Electric's B.L. 

' '-"' '" •-••-' -• p.m.-Satr' show on the lYomenade. 

" •" " pennies took so long to 

can Lester-.Keeper of Shore 

Road' will go up hgainst. 

Democrat Kim Fcinsteiri of 

Pennsylvania' Avenue for. 

the 1st Wardseat, which is 

•being vacated by Councilman 

John Hill. t, 

Because of the forms' of 

electionia among^the three government in. Ocean and- 

Democratic cand.dates for ^ Islc ^ ^ ricithcr tQWn 

ricithcr 

two openings on the Cape 

pg ap have ^ ioI its 

M C B d f F 

»,- ., , . ..'- • U.S. 

•bidding-.for ^place- on tKe- Also in Jc Pt .-.;•' in Novcêr/perhocxatic.' 

• R j>'ph;Sheetb. -.••.••' '••'•., Assemblyman Edvi. Salmon' 1 safety netting, Coan 

Lester struck a beam during 

his. fall, .causing massive 

head trauma. Rescue work- Ki._......... „ 

crs attempted cafdiopulmo^- • • ! " ;^ '.'i 

nary resiisdtatiQn whilc.cn ' • '' • ' 

y available, route to the.hospital in an 

according to utility 

spokeswoman. 

to a 

' Society mernberswill be •machine.: 

on hand to show and COLORING BOOK 

Marlcy Lester, 41, of 

.explain many .of the new HAS TURTLfc TALE . 

Penn$vUlc, Salem; County, 

displays of city memora- The city Environmental 

ah employee with the large 

bilia and artifacts; pi us the Commission is making 

maintenance subcontractor 

now-2,000 photograph col- .- available coloring books, for 

13abcc«ck Ac Wilcox. .wps 

lectipn of the resort's past. ' children as part;of; its con- 

•working on â coal hopper 

• The.society will have scy-. tinuing - efforts to 'educate 

replacement*project in the 

eral. . historic ' photo • the public about the,Dia- 

generating station May 1 

postcards available for sale, mond Back Terrapin. •'.''• , 

when he fell 4? fecf through 

as well as copies x>f. its .new The free coloring book 

.a .hole ify. the'floor being 

boot. Memories ofDay&.GoHe'tells 

the story of "Sara,.The 

used as a hoistwa'y, accord- 

By m pea Isle City, and other., • Sea Isle. Turtle/* and. hcr 

ing to Susan Coan, spokessouvenirs. 

• .. •journey frorn the back .bays' 

• person for A.tlantic Electric, 

' The nvuseuxn-will.be open ' to the dunes to lay her'eggs- 

.Sheemphasized that he-was 

from 10 a.m, to.l. p.m. Mon; It.is written.by Dorothy R. 

iiot. a utilityv-company 

day through Saturday, ; RciningQT and illustrated by 

employee. An'-inves.tigzin'on 

starting July. 2.O '' . • : Diane B. Ippoldo. . •;. 

by-the State Police shows 

thatvhe fell'" from , the fifth 

• The >book is available at 

*• • ' * 

- floor to the second floor. .. 

'area stores. City Hall and 

HUGO FUND-KAISER 

, URTO$2,700 V. 

the beach tag" sales"6ffice-.on 

: 

• The tally from the penny 

Kennedy -Botilcvard. Quan- 

race Schoolchildren" held in 

tjti.es are available for 

r 1 

October to i'aisc funds ior 

groups. ' ' ' . _.. t. . 

the Isle of Palnis,, a Sooth 

Carolina town devastated 

last yqar^by Jiurricane 

••Hugo-totalled approximately 

$770; according to 

fund-raiser-chairperson 

Irene Jameson, bringing the 

^ 

; » The. r5empcrats will Held '.will'face Spa, fsle.City ertgi:-r 

' John fjD'Dattjlcr of Witd- ''neer John jGibson, a i^jpub^.' 

' vvood Crest for sheriff lican, for the Tijt"Pistrict 

against incymbent Repjabli- state' Senate seat being 

' Can Janjes I'lousis of-Ocean vacatedtsby Republican 

v •; 

attempt to revive him. •- • 

Four ' other Babcodc & 

Wilcbx employees were .',-.,. . ,-Av, 

:injured in March . of last r; ; '-Vr-:;^ 

year .when a power station ^ , > 

at the plant collapsed,' cast-., 

ing; them into a pile of fly V , . . 

ash 40 feet below. An inves- Sil 'J 

nnU *' 

Convention' Hall! Ocean Ave-. , t 

nue."* - . . - ' ' c \ '• \fslational 

American- Legidri » 

!i; o Vietnam erji .' 

vetrran. will cover such top^ '• 

les as. the Soprerqp Court's"',•', 

dcctsicin ca\ theconstitutibnr' . . 

ality fbg buming> funding' -' 

for Al^hcijrncr's programs -.••. • 

.unemployr/ient arnorig.i)>: 

students.; 

who ,weV.c in • Uje building 

'wort' evacuated, "and 

Vccilrncd to'iHe botldmg 'S 

short, time Iz'.iy.;.'according 

•to ttw. 1 pnnapal's office. v a.m: fJ 

_ ' '^ 

empnaatlon 

'^ Oiicf • :'Ben)a^.invaf. 

in charge. * J 

p 

ng. mix! r:i'o/ \kL- library .it 

its new- lik.uti' ; 'i.'i, • 1 yfc5>_ Simp- 

- . . ' . . . • * ' 

' '• Mainland- Regional 

tiigh '. Schnck»o. fo/ G/oal EM H*rtxy WoL iubuo^l 12 

i lw tvo^'tOo and 24 minuic* Irtxn (o* tdo. FwSea Isie Ory. 

, ujavaa E.^ 

' -• *- * 1 

FactoryÂuthorized 

_____ CtEAR frS WAREHQUSES? 

OFAL^PlSl^îTi]ÎUEPMAtI:RESSiES w 

; AND A WIDE SELECTION'OF? BEDDJKlG r 

; : 

. - • • • • •• • • • • . • ! • . - . ' • • • . ' * • * • - v " . ' - . ; • ' • • ' • ' • » ' . ' • - " - 

: " • * ' . ' • 

r>csi-toGocKlnos3 Saving^ on the Better fabric tickings 

yewrrtfcvo/thougMybuCQuldEiftord...Qr>Famoys • ... 

' Mattressos-&' Boxsprltifl^l .

si^^ "••'•'••••••.'•'•'."' •">•> -."'^ i':"'^-K : ' : ^\Uf^'-'^^-'^--.l''' ••>• . ^ / - ' ^ ^ ' V ' v'- ; ' :ll~':V^'^^^ ' : - 

hi*-" v-at 

$cout*shonor 

Assemblyman Edward H. Salmorv recently preserved a First District Proclamation to' 

Eagle Scout Paul E~ Short of Sea Isto City honoring hfm on the attainment

where to go/ 

what to do

A8 THesetrnNeL'Uooett odmn gty. KJ. T»»~7:3tO P.M. in Council 

Chambers, .Ninth. Street and 

/ Asbu r y Avenue, Oceajt,City, > 

New Jersey, r . • 

..' Adequate notice of this 

meeting /isr .being given 

Pursuant to P.L. ^1975, 

'• Chapter,231.* .... ,' '. 

•• 

AngelaH 

CC . NJ" 

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CROSSWORD PUZZLE 

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United Methodist Church;"and of the Amcritan Assoda* 

Hon of Fictircd Persons in Sea JsIeOty.^ 

Bom in Jacbbstotvnf she was a Sea -We City resident.for 

25 years. SheWas formerlyof Estell Manor'. . - -.. 

?tliam 

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.OcaanCtys FarriyF)ohsf • 

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Samuel Johnson, 76 

' ATUVNTIc'crtY -y Alvifa M. Roberto. 95~wHa Was an 

area i)CMdentjno%tpf her li/c, died May 3V at Our Lady's 

Mr. Rogers was a dtfan atPlorcc Junior College, Philadelphia. 

'•• •- ••• ;• V, • t : : /'•••.•.;-. . •.-'•."• ' ') 

Surviving arc his'wife, Carmclo; two sons, William H. of 

Berwyn, Pa., and Joseph T. of Philadelphia; two brothers, 

Surviving dre. a" daughter'. Jean Kf., Wright of Upper. 

Township; twcgrandchildron and seven grcatrgrnndchilot. 

the .Godfrey. Fuhcral.Hornp, 

the Seavillc Methodist'Cemetery, 

SeayiUe. 

EdhaMagin,8? 

NORTHFIEU? — Edna Johnson Magin. 89 of this dry, 

died May.27 at the Mcadowview Nursing Home. 

Mrs. Magin, a member of the Atlantic County Chapter of 

Gold Star Mothers, was the mother of the late Lt- Haryy 

p. Johnson of the US. Air Force, for wh,om the Northfield 

American Legion Post 295 was named. 6om in Atlantic 

City, she was q Northfield resident most of herHfe. 

Surviving arc a son, Robert "8" Johnson of Northfield; a 

daughter, Eleanor -Wilson-of Reno, Nevada; seven grandchildren 

and seven great-grandchildren! • • . ' 

Services 'were' Friday at the John Goronley Funeral 

Home, Atlantic City. Burial WJS in the Atlantic City Cemetery, 

Pleasantvillc. - . 

Helen Ketly, 87 

SOMERS PQI^T — Helen I. Kvlly, 87, of thii commurjity 

and formerly of (ho. Ko\bOrough r section of 

Philadelphia, died May 31 \p Shore Memorial Hospital, 

Somers Potn^. , . ' . .' 

Bom in Philadelphia, she .-was .i member of-the Talmadge 

Reformed Chur.chr : • • ' 

" She' is survive^ by ^cr .brothor, Robert K. Gn/fith-of 

Ocean City. _, '. . .,. _ ' • .'• 

-GfdveskJe services: -SVTTC : UPPER TOWNSHIP — Samuel Johnson, 76.of this communlfy.dlcd 

Junc3athJshome.' 

Rev. Thomas E. Rogers O.SA. of St Ntchol** Church li< 

Bom In Savannah. C&, he lived in Johnitawn, Pa. and 

Atlantic Qty and Mmw P, qi PhOodclphl«;.twp sisters. 

movi^toUppctTowT>«hlpl4ycariago, '. . 

Katherinif McEfcvitt'o/ Hnvcrford. Pa'., and Mary T.Usll- 

He wortOjd for the Bethlehem Steel Company in 

ton of Philadelphia: and rwo jtrtindchildrcn. 

JohnstowP. Pn. for 38 yc*n before retiring 09 foreman in 

Mass of Christian Burial will be said «11 tun. Wednes- 

; 

r \ W 6 - \ . : • - • ; ' ;••'-.•: ; •'. . '.'••.•.-. \ • •':••• ,'•"•• day at Our Lady of Good Counsel Church, 40th Street-and 

He was a member of the Coast Guard Auxiliary of Central Avenue, where friends may call from 7 to 9 p.nv 

Ocean City, the Maoons of lohnstown, and the American Tuesday. Burial will be in Capo May. County Veteran's 

Associationqf Retired Peraao*." ••.•-• 

Memorial Cemetery. Cape May Court House. 

Surviving are hU wife Elisabeth Raab; three son?, John ' Arrangancnts arc by Chester I- Wlmbcrg, Ocean Qty. . 

A- of Baldmorc, Md., James W. of Colorado Springs, 

Contributions' may be sent to St. John of God Cbmmu-' 

Colo., and Andrea*Hoephert of Wuntburg, West Germa- 

riity Service. 532 Dclsea Drive, Westv{Ilc Grove 08093. 

ny; four daughters, Carolyn Beach 6f Colorado Springs, 

Colo..; Ann* Alkh • 

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By TOM WILLIAMS with 14 arid Randolph took "All , in all I'm pretty consistent winner-*11 year : On thd;o$her.hand! Rwiti 

. SooUnol-Lodfl«r Sports . fifth with 13 points. happy," said. OC coach and had SoM^h Jersey 8 threw tho dish. ijnore .thon 

Mike Naples, whoso teani longest discus throw w ~ . w * 

made a pretty good show- ^ yCW> ,' NOKIWHEUJ - Shore 

t ing as a team. I knew Mon- "M ErlcJca just gets one of Memorial HoepJtol will host 

w- mouth Was a hoavy favorite •' heraverage tosses she takes its annual D. AUcn Sketch jr., 

but 1 thought we had a sccortd.f said Naples, "ond Memorial Coif Tournament 

roalistic shot at second the winner,(Carrie kimball and Dinner Dance On 

place." '•'. of Monmouth) was three 'Wednesday, July 11 at Allan- 

Senior 

inches.short oF Erleka'B tic.City.Country dub, Shore 

third in that event. .had been Ocean City's rriost best- 

. tosses, rdklng' third with a 

.108-11 effort. 

,, Kfadinc ' Baldasarc of 

Mdtnland, vvhp.waa also In 

the Group. 3 discus Held, 

fouled on "ajt. UMPCC of her 

attempts. •••- .' • 

. Dice also competed In the 

javelin "but was not among 

' the six finalists. Baldasarc 

•made the finals in that 

event, taking second place 

with a toas- of 128-3." 

Hertwln sister, Cole.tte, 

competed but also, failed to 

reach the finals.. 

Rood. 

Senior Kelli. Dougherty 

• Tournariienr activities 

and sophomore kite Bell' 

begin at 7-JO ajn.; with a 

both- ran well but did .n'pt- 

reception and' awards cereplace 

among the top five in' 

mony immediately. follow- 

either the; 1,600 or 3,200 

ing/ The S175 entry fee 

metexs, ' • ; . " , 

{overs all activities. Shore: 

Memorial ;alsQ ' offers gold Junior .Anricmctte Elton,' 

and silver tpc sportspfs and vyhd "was not 

IMPROVEMENT 

dinner tickets for non-golfing 

guests. All proceeds wiD 

bepefit the maternity and 

pediAtric units; call 653-3670. 

"We kfe.pipfesippais,:^ we take pride in our: work" 

Additions 

Kitchens and Baihs 

Experts in 

5 

: 

Slidirig Doors ami Skylights 

5 

••Remodeling'and Repairs * 

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Plumbing and Heating Supplies 

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Ocean Gty, NJ. 

TEAM icOOtNO:. tkmrnocKh 7t. Uoonj Oln.?!. Qcman C V M f l * 

wbotf 14. Randolpn i^.^HaUmn 1?, Wimi Vl^ t>a«t iQ.')U!itxyouQr>^. W«U Uorna 7. PfKtpttv»o 7. VVo«*o>» W< 

*oa"8. Paacacx Vatey 6. «ix> vl« 6. ty->nici 

k >TC handled b/ President 

rinV. % Hoclxlc^ with'. Iht" 

rsyal inCdcation and 

".t-dfjc of - AUcpajicc -to 

_Q.ur_ first .sjatc tourna* 

ment will be played" Janec 

5- at Ocean Crovc. 

We • expect, to have the 

results.of these lourna' 

incnts Ir> our next rerxirt. 

Ôur "Progressives" wtll 

doys^j\jnc A through Sept. 

3, while the-Tatfdlc Cim" , 

will be p!ayx»d 1:3(Vptrnv 

Sundays,- -Wednesdays 

Fridays. -; ...,.-" 

. We held our first 

tnectirig on' Mrtne^,v> 

,v) with 

' ' 

J. V.t.. V 

Kurtz, Siyieri ^ 

state boys track titles 

SOUTH PLAINFIELD '— ton finished third in Croup 

Brandon Kurtz of Absegami 3 with a vault of It feet, 

and Mark 1 Sivleriof St. .Siylcrl rait'the 1,600 

| Augustine Prep both turned meters in Parochial B In 4 

^•I»p*cstiy«.pi3iorir^noes. minutes, 2d.8 second* to 

Linwood band 

wins 4 trophies 

WtLUAMSBURG, Va — The band has received 

The Linwood -Middle congratulations from thc 

School ConcerJ Band and administration, faculty and 

Jazz-'Band won four "tro- home-school association, 

phies ot-tho Festival of. •- .' ., ' 

HUJIc"banci compcurid?i 

here May 20, placing first in 

both the concert and yxzz. 

band categories for middle 

schools and best overall in 

Tu«f»d»y, Jun»S. 1&90 Oca»n Ofv. N.I 

Ust weekend in winning break the eight-year old Vec- 

. individual group', champl- " -•--- — • . . . 

ortshJps at Frank Joat Field. 

. Kurtz, who .was second in 

the South Jersey Croup 3 

' mcct : iho preytoM* week, 

.Wfrinera pf; the Memoriar Day toiirnalm^nt, sponsored **** v*ujred 15 foct to win 

by th? Ocoarr City Recreation Doparttfiont, are, frprt) l ^ c ^ ^ ^ ^ P - 3 , ^ ' ! l 

jQrt, Bob Hepler, Ruth Oager. PhyHisHover and Audrey w *'^ c '*&£" vault of iW. 

Lalferty.••.'.'. * • • •: rr SOUTH PLAINnElJ? —' in 1986'. 

them both in last Saturday's set a pc;rsonal best by, »U 

- ."'.ll 

For thjMacond -straight year 1 

Last year, after winning stiite final. . .''."'• •feet. (108-11) in the ?tai» .!••*•' 

OccJWrry's Carla Roberts her first state champion- In other' words, the Group 3 meet last Saturday 'Cji 

will be socking to ixxome ship, Roberts ran a 1:05.5 in Raider sen/or is the favorite to finish third. Shell re«»l% 

the .very best Intermediate the Meet Of .Champions to 

hurdler in New'jctsey.., 

in tomorrow night's final. . tiqUy need -to go" «(x feet' 

finish fifth overall.'Npnc of It wiil'bca little more dif- farther than that td have ^' 

Robert* who. won her. the four hurdlers to finish ficult-for her to, reach tho. good shot'at a nusda! 

gy 

secorid straight state Croup ahead of her in 1989is back state's top five in-the 200 Meet Of Champibo*.- 

•, r- . 

. Though no OC grrl has less than M seconds, Drexel pushed to a school rjccord. 

be' a Draw Double*. June 

spot in that event Brcthorat 

ever won a first place in the Long of Manmouth and The only other Ocean 

7^ sponsored by our pre«i. 

cleared thebarat lS*3ta tl|(>. 

final meet, Leon Brown was fcJ'adia McNeil of Lake- • Gty qualifier, sophombrc 

dent^nd secretary. Frank 

Group4competition. . *;• 

the boys 200 meter winner wood, and Roberts Ayanna Reed, in the discus. 

johnettc Hoclzle, 

-ot jhe high .school, 

who inodontally worked ' group of youngslJ^rs frorn 

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-txrnt Âj» poanar rm, wake 

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, Jack^Jones, Gary JesscI, Jnhn 

flood) in his poVkct. ••:» • . 

Gillian," wjw beliefts he. 

wa> promplcy to jciin the' 

clectiow fracaj jusf asîhingi 

Keatcy up. refused to 

acknowledge thar '"other . 

group" as a valid political 

organization? • • 

''it. vw»» .fio secret -rthey 

dj^n't want me u» of/ice-," 

he vaid.. "I Think there were 

fa^se accusotion-s -marie by 

'thisoth«T£Toup'of.ma." , . 

Continufd CiJJian: "A. • 

gcxxi watchdog gTC-jp i s a ' 

grrfpp'ith no. probains 

whatfcoeyer.'.'But '-\ was 

Ar^ ti 

' With' 

ctpctlon. •...'•.. , .' . 

• "I just got .tired .arid /rus : 

tratcd," Gillian said with 

the look of. a fettle-worn 

general. .... -•.'•.•. 

Ocean City notes 

by Gaiy Frtzgeraid 

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diy with db« and dignity," miftsioncr. "' ..'••., den to or. from the 4th and 

- a 

he continued/ 

Qass. arid dignity, meant, 

no g6vcrnmcnt scandals Internationa) Amusement two «raaK» /nln. tXXWrK. Cifl 

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3 5 O 0 . '• , . ;. ;•••.. .-•, • ... 

NOrTlHENO • I bdrm. orouryj Hoof apt. 

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OC SWCLE FAULY 

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DOrm». plua, oorwanlanl too*toa'12i &-251. 

Oaian Aya. CaS l-»1.-an>4«ai. 

1 beach-cleaning equipment. 

Mayor-clqct Mickotas 

This year, there arc 65 

• "According to dty 

"Chick". TrOfa will be 

beach inspectors, up 12 

cist Mark Satfcr; the 

speaking At a Chamber 'of 

• from last year. Local 16- 

stage was* 

Commerce meeting at The 

year-olds ore now being 

a point it the Mu«I^JP*tr- 

Flanders Hotel pt noon "June 

hired for the job because 

•11. .Persons interested in 

': too .many college kids quit attendirtg'the luncheon 

prior to Labor Day. ; ' • meeting arc "asked- to call 

NEWAPPOtWTEes dare or Helen at 399-6333 

TOimUTYCOMM. •by June &.•. .'' 

. - Paul Anslcm and Tim" 

Richards wen? to the Ocean ONERECYCi.tNG 

City Utility Commission CHANGE NOW IN EFFECT 

last .week. Their terms are" All residents from the 

be an for two years. ; ' south.side of North Street 

. • job «s being, 

on >hc 

to the north side of ". 

Internal operation, •mayor of Ocean City, bu\ boardwalk fifteen minutes AT COMMERCE MEETING Strcef willJxaye their 

of city g'6y,errv7nent ,has it's cine'that probably won't, prior to 11 a.m., when" *11 

cling collection day 

fanproved drastically, espe- be so frustrating." "";'' . bicycles must be oif the 

changed 'from" Saturday to 

cially the overall prb/es- . "My first JoVc has always boardwalk. This announceslonaftsm; 

of offic^ls," been.WondcrtanU Pier." ment'gives the user 15 min- Group to offer Wednesday. 

"The change is effective 

Gillian continued.. said Gillian of .the amuseutes to return the surrey to 

June 4 but will not affect,the 

***- B. While he continues jto try 

Memorial Hospital will pffcr 

nizatiori the outgoing- 

UNDERWAY FOR CITY." 

MUSIC PIER STAGE 

» 1 b A F W d * 

wnv cable 

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•SUCCESS «)R,LULUS 

mayor calls "that plher 

LuLu Temple's 27th 

group.'' .". ' 

APIS A»O BOGUS • T.taodt to baatti Yearly-Seasonal 

•no eoar**^*. naai paruno. Hoom*. 

That other group"—: Fairuaton 

O> »aary. 'Apok, bMaaWy. Ratat 710 Mooriyn Terrace " Taxes (FIT) — made 

'rtxn tiaiil.. (aw panon par! v '-S 

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The -LuLu'i. under; * 

es.' Broadway shovjr .luiieif'-."'^••'.'; 

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nit ion .of 

lian- admiriistratfpn. They 

o(. each 

Charged that GUTkin of(en mayor," pill'ian coriduded? 

week. 

had (our City Council votes "ru.OuisiC-- . ,' 

Constance Tiemo, R.N.. 

This is Ih^p 15th season for 

waamsayi. and. Roaur. H«J»V. 

^Recycle \ 

Tfiii Newsipaper 

""paTd" beaches,'-and in Ovat^ 

lime, 'the 'city has taken in 

S14r5 million. That money, 

a/ccyding tq HansAi, .-Has 

boen used'to hire more lifegturds 

and purchase morc^ 

fc —~r'trifyjilf'.-'; • ' : i'-. 

boaters. '• • • • • • ; • • . •.•?!.•'*&*''»••:•"'•'•':; 

tor of Family Hjie Services, 

wiU§coordinalc'trt£ groups Itt 

Is open to mothers who have 

given both vriihin .the last 

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SOMERS POINT — A 

59-year-old man was found" 

dead in the wjjrer early yesterday 

afternoon in the Bass 

\Harbor Mdriha on- Long-' 

PQrt Boujavard, according 

to tKctJ^'Goast Guard. 

Miles' Wagner, who 

resided at the marina, 1 was-- 

Atlantic County Medical 

Examiner's Office. . . 

Responding; ti> the rnddent 

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Sratlon in.Ocean -City*, the 

NJ. Marihe P'olicfc in Atlantic 

City, the medical exam- 

in the manna at \:\9 p.m. Crime's Unit. . 

•by. someone visiting a ,A man answering the 1 

friend there,'- according to phone lato yesterday after- 

Sgt. Gary Cru->e of the Ej;£ noon at trie m.irina identi- 

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j in; Saturday, May 26 with the fradi-. • . Af the offksrs" meeting May 26 Yacht .Skippers of all oges will carripetc in 

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\H catered the awards dinner; : ' The starting gun will go off at 6 pm: . J 

ring a sabsequerit meetihgat -the .at the'Yacht- Qub dock. Races tost * 

|b> CcKhainnen Phil Kplea and Pete about an hour and a half and boats sail J^" 1 " 

iron announced .the fishing com-v courses to the longport Bridge, Somers ,j,J^t 

"' metribe» for^ the season; they- Poirrt ind the 9th Street Bridge. -A^.? 

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t,\ ii>e5 Andrews," Dr. Joseph Cpavfort,. the Middle Adanfic Yachr Eadhs A*«> -ADU.T! 

M dadKoIe*, PC Wallace Runyart, datkm (MAYRA) sanctioneds Ocean 

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Alcohol seen factor in death 

ECC' HARBOR TOWN- 

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Marine Cprps Lâgoe. end 

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tion,' tchobl or gxv 

... By BRIAN GOONEY 

SondnftRodoor Start 

Two forrnqr adversaries 

. Wttl carry the Democratic 

banner joindyiwirt fall in 

.tho freeholders election, 

and one of them will have 

as a campaign plank repre* 

. mentation in Capo May 

County gdvernrhent on . a 

geographic basis. 

-' Lower Township Mayor 

Robert F.. Conroy 

ta! ^jaiity upon rtHrocrt 

" ' < ' V - . : ' . ' ' . ' ; ' • • , . • . • • • ' . * . : • ' \ ' ' - . ' • 

; Aft nmSEHtHH£t'LBJX>£R Ooaan City, NX Friday, JMn»», 1990 

TNtiss OC pageant 

to award $6,250 

Qiiidcare 

tayoar restoeftce or OUTS; 

; T-fcwboms and up ..„ 

M: ^39^^^- 'Z Glove 

^Smfi^^ Housecare 

"We'clean .with CAT?" 399-493$ 

in the service 

,\j700 sailors .apd marines 

.WiiL paltlapitC- in. military 

exemfces involving, numerous 

squadrons. ,ind ships 

phd will'visit several foreign 

peat,- • ' • ., *• 

. N'a'vy Seamatt, Apprcntj>.v 

Rhond* L. ',:' '. 

try tactics, the construction whose wife. Brcnda, is the L. Codfrey of Ocean City. 

members will be inVrolved in, and camouflage of fighting daughter of John M. -and Miss Beamer, a gradualti '." Monica.Hinds and 

.the annual Nl.J. 4-H Public positions,, use of mines and Betty Wilson of Old Stage- of Ocean City High School Joseph Hutchinson 

Presentation Day Saturday, other demolitions and coach Road, Seavillc, a«d the National Academy* 

June 16- at Rutgers-Ncw intra-company communica- rtxehtly participated in fleet (or Paralegal Studies, is a 

Brunswick xainpus.' tions equipment. ' 

training exercises . in (he paralegal with the law firm Hinds to wed 

. The-"- members, who are. A 1?B8 graduate.of Cum-' western Atlantic Ocean. of Michael A. Fuse© IF, 

advancing frohV last month'v bcrland Regional High .The exercise involved Ocean City. :'county 

competition, are: Ed 

Hutchin$5n ' 

• School, Conners joined the more than 22.0C1O U.S.. safl- 

Raff, marine 'fldence;- Marie 

Her fiance, also a gradu- 

Marine Corps in September 6rs and marines on- 29 U.S. 

Frances Davis, horses; 

ate of Ocean City. High 

1 9 8 9 \ • '." •••'.••'. •'• -Navy ships, 10 NATO'alii-, 

Heather" Ahxcndts, marine 

School, icean City Higjh School, r; Cavilccr, a 1982 graduate Ocean City. • • 

in Hudornan I Jail of the 

! uwar't(ed, kutz 

recently departed Camp of Ocean City High School, A* September j 991 \.ved-. 

Cbok/Pouglav^Colloge cam* 

said. 

Lcjeune, N.C, on deploy- joined the Navy in March \ ispljnueii. '• 

pus; aill •46S-5115 6T'infor- 

.' For mote information. 

ment ,to trje Mediterranean 1 9 8 5 . ••••-. ' : • . . ' . ' 

mation. ' . '"•.'. Sea while .serving with the 

22nd Marine Expeditionary 

Unit.- "•••• .- - •' 

Updates sought : 

Champagne Fling -on women's grpups 

3 Initials ^ng^raved Free 

GIFTS if 

includes auction ^ 

AVAIXiN *.'- The 1%h 

annual Ournpagrx> Flfng hi 

benefit tfve.Arrx-rv.in Cancer, 

Society \vil» be held 5" p.m., 

Siturday. June 73 at The 

Whitebncr -Inn,. 20th Strett. 

•?W* '/vent indudc-s "an Iiix*- 

Son- ni unasiul. flwns by 

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HADDON. HEIGHTS — « 

Xxa\ Lcc:"Patton and Jeryl jSp 

Matthow' 3ler/wcrc joined V,^ 

"in marriage recently in ^'.--^ 

• morning rites at thu Had- . 

don Heights Baptist Church . 

h e r * . ••.',". -•'-•. : . 

Th«» Rev. Terry R.,Smith, 

officiated. . i 

The bride IH .tbc diughtcr ' 

• W Mr. and Mrs. Ned Patton 

lr of SicklervjUe, and'the 

groom's parents are Dr. : and 

Mrs. 'fack-.Bier.-Sr.' of Haddonfield 

arid Ocean. City. _ . 

.'' COURT-HOUSE — Xocal 

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./.linns ^n 1 .Soaville and Clas-slxiro, and 

Josep"h C.indler Hutchingm 

fr. of Carmel.yalley, Cahl'. 

is-,announced by her p.irent5, 

Mary h". HtVtds o( Flio 

Crande-and p.ilp Himin nt 

Ocean View. • • .,• 

Hutchinvjn is 'J\C' t\nn of 

Irvseph Hvi4chinson_ Sr i-f 

t'jcai? Cirove, Calif., .>•;rOftJ A7/0.V fkOYJUEL) . 

(ape Ophthalmic Associates, P.A. 

Prtday. Jut» 8,1900 Oo»«n aty, NJ. THEaBfnNEOLEDOBl A7 

Exchange Club's Golden Deeds awards go to Hollinger, Storck 

OCEAN CITY —The 

Exchange Club conducted 

Its -24th "Book of Golden " 

Deeds" award, ceremony; 

arid dinner Monday at the 

Crab.Trap Restaurant. Somer> 

Point. v • ' . 

This event, the highlight. 

of the club year, marked the 

first tune • in club history 

that two people were 

awarded this prestigious 

honor at th? 1 H^llnger, at age 89, is the 

Cape May County coordl 

same time. . 

ihc Book'of Golden 

lAvds.award in the club's 

wov of hynoringindividu- 

•iis and/or organizations 

that j>erf(jrrn "Golden" or 

deeds that go unrec- 

;-d, unheralded .^nd 

• • • Hie rtx-ipients wjl have 

nude, socnfict's and.-given 

) iinN.-ifishly of" themsclvi's to 

(;'h.iirnian' Wttlliam J. 

\fi-1s, tcvistm.ister tor the- 

.iff.nr. mirodiiced WiUiorn 

I.iv,:.; a •rf-leclKin comrhitiri 

.Member, who reljtcd. 

the '(.vork 

at 

the Hov Sc(»it> 'hK?re, 

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On -the home front, 

Hollinger and his Wife-, I-l'o* 

rence, celebrated, thi-ir. 67th 

wedding ' anniversary this 

week. ".-'.' • • • 

A( the-'second presonU^ 

hon, Marc Grivas, another 

selection committee member; 

enumerated the good 

deeds q/ • rocipient Pdward 

Stnri'k and presented him 

with a Bcx'k of. rGolden 

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AIDS quilt 

In Atlantic City 

yoiirlcist decorator?- 

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Obituaries more on page B6 

John O'Keefe, 76 

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Benson memory 

Opening.ceremonies will ersidt\C\ili/.; a daughter, Maureen Chamber of" New York 

' prised of 12,000 .thrcx-focn- be .it 5 p.m..today and will City;.) sister, Eleanor Young* of Bon Air, Va.; and a grand-' 

by-six-foot panVls, CJCK include the unfoWing of the son. • • . ' • • . ' • • ' " • _ _ • . . , 

' symbolizing an .AIDS-vie-, quilt. Throughout the .Sisrvia's and burial Will be private. . . 

tcr of the 24th Masonic Dis- 

tim.. Between" •• filW-700' oi weekend"»ni'W pane's will Arrangements arc hv the-Adams'I'er/fii Funt'ra.1 Home, 

trict for three year^. He was 

these panels wilj be m dis- lie amvinf;. ihe'-c.Umn)'; ii;r-•" 

Widely- known as an 

\-rtfTt).1isky 53ft .-'Jirn'Mahonoy 

t!>a "Hc-iiric- "Smythc-"'t.flSOr P5o 

Sellers -},650 ,-jnd Johfiette 

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High ^scorer- in ^p 

May T'C wa.y Hdith .Smith 

with a 575 Runners-up 

were (3eorije «Boyd 570, Jim 

MaYipney 5*>-«, EsTclfe pases , 

5^5. Hclcri'FJus 530, J^rt'' 

T. 521 i EveYy^Rkrhjr^s- 

Too hnno'rs' in. brtdger 

vve-f • lo, Helen Scheiroy 

Sf.Ytt a ''^j(X> ' Runncrs-up 

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313O ASBUHY AVENUE , 

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the svimirrer. 

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put fh(' jvvtry :n context. 

G H- U i ral at)d c °f nmu !? it y Contor houses Iho Arts Center. lh0 Historical Museum" '• 

n adjoins trvo forme; Comrhuniiy Center now called the Aquatics and Fitness Cen- -' • 

poets, artists, historian 

eveilt 

ârtrsts. rr.nnod in 

r•'

Gontest highlights 

talented seniors 

•••'COURT HOUSE'—.Capo 

May County's, I6th annual 

•Senior Citizens Art Content 

"will bo held from 10 a.m. to. 

3 p.m. Thursday, June 21 at 

the ' Crest Haven Nursing 

Home," Crest Haven Rood. 

ThL- contest is open to all 

county residents 60.or older • 

M\yi bo''*, profe!>siurt«il mul 

1 ii(in-professionJl ent.ries 

Will bo judj'i'illin'r 

t!nv contest,..u\ artist 

Vs . jioiincd. i:"L.'v must be onjînjl 

,wii. *>ivii:Ui Iv no vvidi;r 

;h.,iii 3n :r,j.hes. and no nar- 

• r,mvr t'tuin 12 inches. Sc'ulp- 

;J11 

winning attvi-otk will-btvon 

dihpl.iv a.t' the Ocean City 

Art Center and ."Atlantic'' 

Coinnmnity Collide- prior 

to entrance in the. state'art 

congest. ",.••*' 

This ctfcrrt is bemi; sj>on- 

. sored by the county IX'partnicnt 

of Aging'and !h< % N.]. 

Division on Agiag.:'c.ill 

LOOKING? KEEP A RECORD 

Ql KSTlON; I'm hostr" j 

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trS IMPORTKH7 TO K8£P. 

NOTES «h«n hou*«*>Jof Jamos- F, J'chland' ley.' ttons pepartmenr, 399-6111 

exhibits of arttatic design who organised the original 

ext. 222. Each contestant 

•jtie.' ' . . ..> , 

'.-From-6 to 9 o'clock, the 

displays and horticulture committee. in 1972S It- was 

15-piece Shaw Orchestra, 

(roses, African violets, etc.) djrt imrncdjate .success and' 

under the direction of clari- 

are there for your enjoy- has boon a" rnajo^ event 

netist Dick Johnsojv, will 

ment. •'•-•' • •'•'.-••'•'• since its beginning. 

play swing music for^ listen- Dick Johnson Sn a U S' mi;sic; 

George F. Budd".-Jr.. ^ 

>o instrumental' Elva Daniels, Pir.. Joseph H. 

Navy band, he toft red with 

'Charlie Spiv.ik, aad. plo^-ed 

hack she *"tea Ewmp, and Mp. Hellen 

le.td alto in Fiuddy' Mor- 

when his" 

row \ Txâ uxr. o rj.. 

hift, 

DunngM.he bn; '5(H, he 

returned to playing m the 

Mew England area-arid 

; - \ ••• 

Stop by 11 a.m. Saturday 

or during the day for -the, ;m«cd8 n sponsor, artdwijl 

grand tour." ' ". '- -..'.-" ride.In the load boat of the. 

Night in Venice Parade. 

Ocean City Airport July 21. 

will hold, a nifty shindig on The N»«ht in Venice' com- 

Saturday starting 10 a.m., mittee id looking for patrol 

•26th Street, and Bay- Ave- boats, to help-during the 

nue- 

parade. p -Please.-call Tom 

It's tbe annual Spring festival 

featuring- antique O'Rourke. • •-—— .399-1555. , 

aircraft, arid-other fun • j n c Fabulous Grease 

things. . Bond will perform at the 

Awards will be given tor j^ u s L c picf( 7 p.m. WcdncV 

the best classic, Warbird and day June ,3 xid^tg arc Si 1 

hume-built antiques and for 

in advance, SI 3 at the door 

the exhibitor flying in from 

to benefit Shore Memorial 

the farthest distance. There 

Hospital The concert is 

will be a . paper" airplane 

sponsored by Ocean City 

cbntest for children in age 

groups 3-6, 7-10. 11-11, Exchange Club, " 

Chp'ryl McCauley. the Tickets are available at 

reigning Miss Ocean Palombo's Phavmocy and 

will be a special guest. GG'"> Tailors: 

in-brinc:r.ft 

Jarn-^.fcort. 

Theme of the show p. A 

.ippcared in .i-'/ong scrx*s of - Secret C4irden and- there 

early Friday evening. daHces vwi 1 -Aqutitic-and. Rtness Center" 

(fprmcrhy the Community 

Conter) ' Tho 5knith Shfiro 

Woodwind Quintet wijl 

enYertam in the foyer of the' 

bi:ildirig, c>njrtQiV "]- tî* 

.] be 12 dasves of'artistic i,.i;-K- May C'rfunty Ct:ituraT 

Jt the Hyatt-Rrgciicy Hotel design rnrnpctfu pan rrutch yohr f.>vnri!cs 

wiif .fhnv^ ofthc firvwrr 

? Ocean Ctty , i 

coihning events- 

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SUNDAY. 

Knv 

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thu eviUiprj.cnt 

Hull«it u ^ . 

lftlh inr.iial flower ^^Kyw,•. 

iihow judge*. 

prciV-cr* t>y 7."inru,-• | 

Px-r,Mr«tlrn TroKt »nd . 

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CITY RENTALS 

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PIvTvLs Safes • Rcpars 

CENTER (Anymake; 

OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK 

Wh Si. & Atlantic Avc. 399-S550 

• MOST GUSS REEAR&OWE W « rF.S 

DRU DOORS • USR?K>fi WORK • SHOWER DOORS 

VETT ALUMINUM • 

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1 10%-OFF-Thompson's 

t*ork;ii» t 

• a*ventab'ie choral minefield. 

Bite docs'/his- 706 well". 

? he communicjtos 

Ffld«v. Jun»8.1M0 Oc«>nCltv. N.J. 

Skimmer Weekend pffers something for 

" • • *' • • ' • ' • • • " ' ' - * * - * ^ • • - 

' Sea Isle Qty officially kicks 

off its summer season on Friday. 

Saturday and Sunday, 

June 15, 16 and 17 when the 

retort holds its annual Skimmcr 

Weekend ceJebratiori. 

. This year 1 , under.the,g 

anoc « the ncwly-fbnncd 

Tourism Dcveloprncnt Gon> 

miasion, many new events 

h ^ ildd' ' 

The. complete schedule of 

events arc as follows: 

Friday ' ." . 

6-9 pm. — The Banjo Duslcrewill 

tour the dty/s restaurants 

on an old-fashioned 

trolley car, serenading dincre. 

Contestants in the Miss Siii 

IsUj City Teen contest and 

fcjlka in cW-feahloned bathing 

duks will Ticcompmty the 

band on itjr journey. 

: 

ket on the coast. • 

. ring up booths and offering 

samples of special fare. 

• 10 cm. to 2 pjriv — Aii 7:15 p.m. — Mini-concert 

open house at the city Histor- with Kevin Whelan on keyical 

Society's Museum, . board ,at I»romcnade Bond- 

located directly, behind City sheli.- ,.., •• . • 

HaU, 44I ' J S. ge?.riir«- that . m.r . , • . •- ' " . • v ' ' ' 

ortran ""/•' , *•• Jeffreys Kem .'- flIbC : • '^" e Bsfijo Dusters witlscrenaê tinors.al S4a l^leÔrty restaurants betnoep 

'•, The composer who Wa^ • Tnc . third P^ rt ' "'• ; ." - . 

excelled both at the orKarv bow. :,houid'-hove, been aKp has 

l ' 1rlv -^1 

.ainsolG jnd as ^director of .m,,^ gratified Diiuzer Special 

PRIME RIB of BEEF 

ROAST TURKEY DINNER 

Midnigfu S;>e 

Friday &. Saturday Kites 

CHEEZSTEAK 

temporary tair 

34th and Haven 399-0003 

Hqrn 

777e owners of the second oldest video 

- store /n tfie couniy bnng 

"'••.• . their experience arid' . 

know-how to Videotown'. 

2 to serve the residents 

and visitors in southern 

Ocean City. 

tOto10-Qo% I FREE MEMBERSHIP 

"Need a favorite movie 

on a particular night - 

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THE SENVNtL-LtpGER OooanCUy, N.J. FrUUy, JIUM8,1990 

Upper Township notes 

by Brian Gooney 

FARMPHOTO For further information, 

ENTRIES SOUGHT contact the society, CN 331", 

The N.J. Agricultural fronton, N.). 08625 or call 

'Society Is now taking 394-7766. . • • ' 

virtues in its 1990 Parm CHAMBER ACTIVITIES 

1'h.oto contest. Winning BE1NQCONSIDERED 

photographs will bo • dis- An art fair, an Italian fes-' 

. ptoyed in. the Stotehouse tival and an antique car 

Kotundu. . show 'arc being considered 

The competition, runs'by the township Chamber 

until Dec. 31 and is open to'of Commerce. Iniiial plans 

both am.iteurs and profess have also been made for 

MOIUIS. A S250 grand.prize '"the World's' Largest Flea 

will be awarded in both the Market" either this fall or 

bljck-and-whitc and Color n m summer. • . ''' 

Votcgohes, as well as t prftc in each of five become involved this sumoitegones 

fon black-and- mCr jn a canoc race held irt 

whitp print* and color Tuckahoe/Corbin' City by 

slides and prints. ", • tho CorbirvCity Gun Club. 

PASTRY 

SHOPPE 

FOR QUALITY, • 

-FRESHNESS & SERVICE 

' See Dot's iPastry .. 

. 0 Qpen 7 am every day O 

• We've Been-' : 

A Little "CRABBY" 

2fort 

'. * 'J ,' .. ' *. t 

awards are 

OCEAN "CITY -r- • Seven- 

Best sellers 

Coldwell Banker. Avalori Realty in Marmora, recently honored throe of Its' e-mptoyeos 

during a sales rally held atthe. Avalon Country Club. Pictured from left are Kevin 

Best at South Seaville. most listings sold; lew Tozour, Upper Township, broker tor 

Avalon Roalty; Marge Catena. Soavillo, most reforrals; Harold Johnson; regional 

director for Coldwell Banker; and Anno Gallagher. Ocean City, top selling agent. Ovor 

- 60 sales associates and managors from nine Cape May-County Coldwoll Banker 

.offices attended- ' " ' >. . .'• . , .' ..-..-: 

Gardens Plaza elects directors and officers 

OCEAN . CITY- — The 

" Association of (pvvners vof 

the. Gardens Plaza, a condominium, 

complex,- elected^ 

. ihrce din^tori" to ' three- 

•«.year terms at its- annual- Cflini and-Rudolph Sondcr. 

1 

yfl inanfcni and'guests. 

of this. PoaraY of Realtors 

attended thp Jocfiht General; 

Membership meeting, at 

which KatiftWren, professional 

standards-procedural 

Instructor, for the New Jcr: 

sey Association of Realtors, 

talked of the importance of 

the Code of HuMco and significance, 

of the Grievance 

and Professional Standards, 

committees. " ; • 

.Alsc» at.the piectirig, held 

at Mac's Restaurant, Somers 

Point, pillion Dollar 

Award plaques for 1989 

were presented.. . 

Achieving the gold, $5 

million in sales) was Jim 

Bourgeois of Hager Real 

Estate. 

! •million,in Bales/were David Paul Rixon of Bcrgcr Realty.; 

iWccWcUi, Brand* Davidh Micha^J. Hoffman of the 

and Kurt Fclnatein of the. Marr Agcncyi Uaa' Haa« of 

Richards Agency;"'JCB8C Grace Reajty; Rod Piefot of. 

Brigtia of. Morrison Real- . RJ-/MAX, Ocean Cirv;, and 

tors; Sam MarinJ of Mbni Gerald P. Lêds of Ameri- 

hari' Realty; and Ken can Resort. . ' •" . ''• 

Scdborry and' Harry. • Ity, other business," Hoff- 

Vanderslloe of Bcrgcr man', president, of tho 

board,, installed John A. 

Thornart As designated Real- 

For $1 million, in sale*, tor of Tradewinds. R.E.. InC 

bronze'. plaques .went • to 3322 Simpson Avc ' _ ; 

Anthony .Albcricj. Marilyn. : 

Also, Bourgeois and Rich-' 

Booth. Steve Booth. James ard Booth each; received a 

BoWdlcr, Ârthur Fravega; plhque fos their SI,000 

Scott, Kirkparnck, Pat'Pow-. p 

P 

q 

C 

e 

l i 

, 

ell and Al Radii 11 of Hagcr, RPAClUetiine'rncmbcrship- 

Rhoda Brown, Barbara,, in 1990, an4 S99 RPAC dub 

Canrpbcil, Robert McAllis- pins were distributed.' 

ter, Peggy .Mctfamara,' Burt Awards were, presented 

WiUdnsand EUccrt Lilly 'c£, for 100 percent office RPAC 

. the Richards Agency. participation in 1989. • • 

. 

A total of Si 20 was raised, 

. Also..Douglas Grisbaum, 

towa'rd, the Scholarship 

Silver winners, with- £25 ' (Donald .Hamilton Jr. and 

Fund. .-. .-. • . ' • 

meeting, held recently here.. elected: John P. Sabo, prcsv- 

John P. .Sabo was re-, 'denr, RobertLittleficld'. vie* 

elected- '(o another'-tenri* pre&ident; W. Jean Abdolla- 

.while newly -Wcvled direcbian. secxttary; Walter 

lors indlide Fpnk Mcni- "Hujkel, director and/ chairlh 

S man- of ,the_.Social Commit* 

.tec: andjM-irge Ifogosian^ 

After the annual'meeting," dirt-cfor and chairman of 

tlifc following officers were the Houô Committee. - 

R0n SOMERS POWT .' -927-6665 Sates ayarda were o>von r«c«nify to atea ra^l estate ptofct 

TakincJ iwjm* t>e ÔW avj^rd wis Jim BoufO«k>s of Hager Real E.Maie;'I.Vi't>ror«e.. 

ftbocta Brown ©• ThVR»cAards Agency; aod the siVcr, Jersê BngLa ot M & F 

tors. . • * ' . . . •'. ' : - 

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•Srtapper&up 

•Vealdifat' 

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NOW OPEN EVERY DAY- 

• Son. thru Thurs. 10-3 • Frv & Sal 10-9 

The best 

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lHUtl'M I.!:. 

> Braasted Chi*en 

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Tuckahoe Inn 

~f krrvtn t Kwrt VI iBfcJ, 

United'Way • relocates 

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TAX PRACrmQNERS * 

-TO MEETWIS KOMTH 

« The. Nc\v Jcr^tfy Chapter 

of Tax • Practitioners >vill 

hold its second..innUJI con- 

i icrency ' June '15-16 n» the 

..Landmark Inij, \iociddgft. 

C't*t for the. nyo- 

y 

The 

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RtBfeON CUTTING ' ' ' 

FOR REGEMbY RE5ORT 

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. i •*.-.'•:• iv..-:.:i!..- i ci *.!it>-jt;ori 

> ' • , • • • 

FLORK? RAISES 

HINIMUMWAGB ' - 

TRENTON — Gov. James 

^noriaha* signed into law a 

bdl.by state Sen. John Russo 

^ OCEAW CITY — The 

South Jers6y;!*X4-rc.Uspi> 

Group Computer Club- wiH 

? meeting June 13 af 7 p.m. 

»* ,^c .Oce.Vrt Cit>' High 

School. The poblic rs Invit- 

thai raises the minimum 

o S5 05 per hour by 

* 

c. ^c.dufc-'ls'a non-pryfit 

.The bill' immed'.t.sdeiy crrganizatkon fouriUod in 

nii«rf-» Tritv state oummum, ' w tojxuvfdc edufjiioruil 

wage frntfi $3,35 to'$3.80 -i 

ptT hour In 1V>!,'the'.rrurtf- 

.'mVJn 

10 AS5 To 2 PS1 

h^r. c Cc ir 

CH2JJKfcN LPTXi 4 

Two SMH nurses become doctors 

SOMER^ POINT — Al - pcrccn t of n'ursds earn bach- 

Rundio Jr. and . Carole elor of sedc-ncu dogrecs . in 

Zawidare rtot typical nurs^ nursing. About 3 percent go 

es, or at "least what mart on (or their master degrees.people 

probably think topi- Only, i percent or ltss tof all 

cal .nurses are. 'Following, nuTsciearnaPhD.. . , 

their graduation from trio Zaivid,w who has taught at 

University of Perinsylva-. Pcnn, said the degree 

•riia's Graduate School of enablesjficx to do high lov'd 

Education this spring, they research, qualitatrvely and 

ha vc . now become quantitatively. "Nurses 

"doctors," althpugh they with doctoral training 

continue _ to ^ practice nurs- become informational 

ing. . •••',"-. • :.'•.;'. .resources for the hospital," 

. Rurvdlo and Zdwld arc she said: "One of the bene- 

both .registered nuiSos at fits of doctoral srudy is the 

Shore Memorial Hospital rcfihetnerit in critical rca-. 

who have earned doctoral soning skills. For example^ 

degrees in educational, lead- It enables us,"to research and 

ership, to further then) in "evaluate the healthcare 

their profes&ion. . Rundio. needs of a- particular scgthe 

vice president ofrrurs- Ament of our area's populaing 

services at Shore, ,and- tion, and. to quickly, 

2avvid, the, hospital's coor- determine. the most effordinator 

of oncology health tivc means of hclpthg meet 

those' nccd9. 

$UCC6SSful .' :".'•' ••'•••' • . . ' '" ' • bdt growing trend in nurs- 

Kathy Conoverr bra.och manager. Is flanked .by Robert" Ordille. president, left, and , NatitmaUy. less.* than 25 

Joseph Groer.^6hief executive officer ^fTtio Coastal Bank, during reception atthe 

Marwora branch. Within two days of the opening of Vno t.empordry facility trord than 

$1 rmllion^ft depojJls was achieved. !'We're well QQ our way to being a successful, 

branch." said Qtear. Trie bank js orv Route 9 south of South Shore Ford. 

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. . MpaS« *> leteand, beifr of all,.is com- teacher"you'd: like to keep the board, thanked the fac- the new fiscal year begins - The. board* ba'd ' aiso Alfred Arena to reduce get reductions, a lab, special 

the front and "What the patible with many students In your idiobl system,.and I ulty, pimstts and $wdentB July -1.. Heck's public sup- agreed* before the' meeting instructionalstaff before the education and duplicating 

; "Mr. Heck 

teacher, an 

from Mainland Regional hope you do your best to for their support and askod portwas one factor consld- nor to reduce -all- full-year budget was defeated. . . aide would be cliniinated. 

do so, Liguori said. .,, that the board taicc his love Cred by the board in saving secretaries g. ca^x>r|. ?• blocks KS gntat 

close. Corcoran asked 

Charies argut 

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^) ->neiti-. Hyngarian artist Victor VasateK/. to Primary School' .,._.,._ . _.^ 

Dawkins is-, currently y zens, school children, dis- John HowoH vote* for ^ pJ6 favorite.prinl [ this.year. .jjj WheftaitiM gfl vatartMWV 

president o'f- the, eitccutive ablbd veterans, blind and . tm> sludeBls had chosan another, Vasarpty for their GOtocttXT. 

council of The Young Enter- disaaVantaged. 

•?, a-group with which Tonight's pcrformarce is 

•»hc hAs perfbrmed' the last free ô the public, though* 

four years. ''..." most scats arc> fcscrved for 

'.He HAS traveled 16 Florida friends' aijd family 'of- the 

and throughout tHe tri-shxe performers: Dawkins is> the 

» (/Kimt7«c«c T«K < * ca Wit\ihe graip. 1 . second .member of Tho 

• •••••' ' .' Dawkjnj vra*. aJ«rr cxtcn> Vounc "Entartaiocm to reach * 

..... r. .. -. . , Diandy cha/adorB a{jairlst OfUfli aoprn adorn mo.ooor Iho door 01 of ^vcl • y ^voivcd •-..'i - • m'-draina ,_* J g^ ••»._. pprfnrmed., 

^jerfonriecl wvth many ^he-'-in fhc"80shaw. .'..*•/ 

Keceiyes law 

degree at Emory 

••^ • , • . ' * wt)uld you.»11 It t; • vour world with things we- !ov-c 

Students in third^ 73-jde 

p their 

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f)C studept is MlilersviJIe grati 

Ar.rirca f Molctttn. daugHtcr 

of \Ur, " F. Molet tert ,6f. ioxkw ^hduld all Prank, tar 

.'.tar^cVrf, 'wis itlnocg' the Mwian Grcake, m -hrppe- 

MttLERSVILLE; f« 

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Sfcjderts bomnrina books affh* Upper 

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T at M V. book harjn. a csttwOc^ anrCttAfim (tu 

and free vidao rmafe: Mnon«M. ton left. 

Beooa Mauer. Bryan Larimer*. SUoe Hotenns. 

I HanwnonoVMagfan PNpps and Hotoie 

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AV?A&)$ NIGHT . ' h«id a« &3O puoV "Hiianday. If the reuakm date, Sine Wtilnland Regional. The vicrpa^dfrit; Jbri MatbonT 

ON THURSDAY . '. fta*rM ^fti tte h^/sd^ - a^ pbee are.avaihfe^ 

Mainland Rcgxxuu voC .stadium.' '" ' information cat be con- strtdatf*fakxdfciJdtipon- .Christine Ruth, recording 

Jd 'its. anisu»I Award* SennaBahvaniof Soinero vejedi rexKin* dun be tkms far.'Acr99Q-91 aca- .sccrcewyâixlBia^Mictu^ 

4n- ?*sx is Ac da» valcdirto- n»d*sd*T927-4151.'. rienocyew: • • d, treasurer,'v '. . 

(Jar* 7V in the Ha"- Balyraoi wStt «»e»d '-. ' . ! ,. ,:.J , Vtaor JfavocxK' «niar Mattv teadheT Mary-Anne 

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Columbia University in PO5TER COHTEST .'•.'". das* ptrskfent; Kara Bucri. SpOyr advises the council 

fchooT*arjdticnttn. 

Atiâ^ciniifNtoV Ycyx Gty. vrrierc ite PROMOTES DANOE . rice president; Jennifer ' 

••VbeC2*»afld?0"Hfinberoc--''.w«B majaJr in inicrnabaruii Four *lanil*ad Kegiott*! Vajs.sfcqcJarjr.'atnd Jkwrtne STOCKHWKEJ " 

ognized for "'.academic bosinessL- , ' arj *rudents wad awards in Xîrry. treasurer. TEAM Bl|UJSH .• 

tt citiienship W^ Robert Garr IJJ for>iig)j blood choicsicrol \cvei±j'So need to,fas: for 

thu leal' ' J •'. .••.',..' ' ' ..•- , 

Btood Pressure Scrcroings • ••''" -'••'.' 

fepkly '^cftaposillbn Test ÂV, îAaJ\>LS of {>6dy •' •« . 

corf.povitidh-io dctcrrtiiftc tho pcrtetitags-of body waacr. 

leaB'irxi faj txstae wiLhrecunrcQcndatJcrs £or vour ideal 

• wefgnt, diet iactcxercLie'. , ' . . 

capacny. . ' '... 

| s Screrninjjs Cor* Foot Problems- fvifiiir.i.*^ 

I D P>.M ?OUJ1CS Birk. D.P.M.,. ind A.v.hon 

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prevrntion ar,J max>jtgcrhcat of cornmon foot 

Skin Can«% Screenings.• Dcrmaiolofiki Imng . 

Tcnenbaum. DO., t-awrcrtic PaoHns.D O aad 

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screen for cancer. •• ".'"' : . " • - __ 

Audioiog^Scfecrting .- Do 'you.thmjf you hi^c .» 

by Mcna Troc^-O^-ck.'.MS'PA CCC-A. 

tcrtifiifd•suilio!og>s.t arid .speech paLho".ogJM-_!rorr. 

BcnerHcanng, locin Northficldl \ • •. 

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•Saturday is a Jbig day for Ocean,City. 

It's also a red-letter day for anyone who understands 

the importance of the arts to a community. . 

AMI a.m. June 9 the-new Oce4n City Community 

and. Cultural Center will have its- grand 

opening. It should be a grand time. Those dedi-' 

cated "elected and appointed officials together 

With a hostof unsung volunteers" are to be saluUxi 

for bringing us this edifice. ' , 

• At$6'/V million and six yejrs in-the planning.and 

making, the ampler is'a-bi£ project. The time and 

material can be accoupted for, of course; but what 

about the countless hours-numerous volunteers 

•have put in .on the many aspects', necessary to 

bring together'such a mammoth undertaking 7 .To 

thes«ypeople behind the scenes, we "say Congratulations. 

Unlikr th:e architecture .and. other physical 

features,' your efforts aren't as recognizable but 

they are no Jess irriphrtant. ' . . 

; y f > J f i t y iteelftHe i»w ceflSef i&.ti r 

monument to culture. And since the Aquatic j.nd 

Fitness Center, (heretofore called the Community 

Center) i> litrti" inttj thine\% , .all:t?ncvriVpJ.v>'in»; 

facility, :ttu.s complex LS trulv'oru? fpr'bothH 

mind and bi*i\}n C i l y s b o u l d b e ' p r u u d 1 ' . . . • 

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Ocean Oty 

LETTERS 

Frid«y. June 8.1890 Ocoanqty, U.J. TMEaEM79i£L-LBOG£H fi5' 

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Siinpsbn Road story: History shows how zoning abuses go against tradition 

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The SenBnel-Ledgor. 

Friday/June e, T990 

Prom mementos 

wrong message 

Editor, Sentinel-Ledger I could have thought oi 1 

wonder how many people something else, and I woncaught 

the caption oV pho- dor why ;the faculty advi- 

'tos In Tht Billows, from the sors did not discourage 

May 31"Sentinel? " such a gift?' '•• 

The caption was beneath U- I'm not mistaken, the 

several pictures of this drinking age in New Jersey 

• year's junior/senior prom. Is still; 21, and I can't help 

Part of it road: "Each per- but wonder how; wany of 

son received a Wine •glass or' these wine glasses and 

j mag with the fheme deeo- mugs were filled -after the 

rating it.". * prom. ! . . J^ 

What sort of message The. program in the 

docsJthi's sort of gift.gjve schools about drugs and 

'our. "16- through 18-ycar- alcohol are. excellent, but 

.old high'*chool students? Is allowing jjifts like this. . 

' it OKHO give wine glasses' sends, a vcry J mixed mes- . 

and- beer mjjgs as memen-" M 8?- ' . 

tos to'our youth^ ' ' Education takes place 1 in 

With the-increase in the lhc cla.^room and by exam- 

.consumption Q( alcohol by ?'*• 

our high- sdyxit . students. ' Lef's" think, of a different 

..llii^..is aoi.cxtrtmeiy .iHcorv-S^? J.9 r -. o ! J . r ..!S »itf(>cs rtrfned nu! 

fatinv. f[n-rr.cr Councilmarf :o%.'LH the b«.-si in'.cn-.Mi i-i 

Tohn j.-E-spowt6. was Mime-".(Wop C.lv'' -. ' " * 

.-now.not"independent in hr-. " J^hK Ksjx.wto bad a^cat' " 

r.s on •^p— - . tic-.x! . o: respect, for B>i! J 

to be a !i«:t- .WcCiVthy wd' FIT ar.J 

• On rrvifiy oociiiyns. rrv* 

ihtrwT was pan of o mtror- 

My at C 

i ik.-oA.rc- ^-c ic be vcr* 

result*. ii 

N.v;Vi..«4i TrtiTfi n-. 

rtfr.j. tr. L* 

j f6ot- froift property two At about «that time, Dr. t0 build on the 30-foot lot It is a fact however thin Then? may be errors in 

'• . Your article. Realtors, attor- . * 

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o ' s awa y ^ rom nc »" parents. Paul L: Ylngllng moved adjoining her parents .60- the increased density, the land usemnp but Simpnev. 

ncy, envitierr pigihcer tn'mrmrt'n*~. to 'correct' per- • Sixtv Sixty feet fe. ^.Â n( 

ceivedioqing mop error iThc "frontage required for a sin j . tages increasing thp year- 

. Sentinel-Ledger,-May 31), gle hort\c. That was in the TOUndresidencc* to si??, saw her husband, heY step- 

.haa convinced"mq j that in late 1940s. . In the, 1950s another iather and her tnother all 

spile of all the prptostations In spite of the fact .that slnglo.hom^ Was built on a pass away in 1951.. - • • 

to the contrary, y, we would uld her stepfather p had come to 60-foot froht lot. ' 

Because of the mortgage 

probably bbl ask, k the h lions to Ocean Qty inl881, and he 

count, t andd 

protect the ^ d th it 

sheep. • 

The drivel and amuaing 

quotes contained in the articjo 

need not be commented 

upon; But perhapt your 100 feet), 

readers would be interested 

; in a brief hislory of the 

offending Simpson Road 

(which • is. only one block 

long). ' . ' 

Unfortunately I must 

start my history In the second 

half "of the. 1930s. At 

that time the corner- of 

North Street artd Simpson 

Road, on the ocean side, 

was "vacant, as was the 

entire plot of land from^Bay Joot parcel of vacant land 

• Avenue to the railroad 

r 

The. 1960s and 704, how-' 

ever,' produced three 

31 yoar* and hit father-had J 

tracks from North Street to 

a. line oT jingle homes--facing. 

1st Strcvt. There w^s no 

Simpson Avenue -from 

iôrth to 1-v^Srree.t. . .• 

Mcjving nartixt there '.Was 

U P|« W ;!c hnipi-s of. various irnnt- 

-"^•coiKfWorid War ' 

The ,dj-i: >;rftcr* of thi; 

ov.Tit-r o'j tr^ - ,v.r.^*je , h .i.vr.i' 

»vith the two'tar. g^rtpc. 

kfnr-i 1 City. 

q r It fc "tradiuorully* an 

r y 

completing; thc-i 

wcjuld-Kav.c produced. The" K-l-60 area whtch was fvir- 

of the fo-loai setback which view i out her h front ddoor 

pther rwpected -by. Stpcco • 

had run from Ba/tcrso* changed to show two when, they^ dcv(iopcî the 

Road.jo 1st Street prior to each on . 30-(oot "large,a^rea between. N'tirth ' 

: 

this time. 

with all'the character .Street and Ist^ Street frorr. 

During, the 1980% altc/- 'OJ „ 

%ay. Avenut* to'Haypn Aviv 

by 

'auons took p!a« on two cjtf Instead of o yard- wiih a niic. 

70:oo* fcdc yard ggarden 

^ c^^c/whfch did not 'rock garden, patio.- fish The biiildin'g of ^3upIex^s ^ 

which iKc Norih'Stfrcct nfu- * -.-.ignifieantly chj-ngt'the pqnd »nd-a waterfall — she and *ir,v,Jbs on 30-îrt and 

open out of g y 

LA nobble looked pt boatTi or tra'.le>r? 

'for tV.e 21i-(»it'.M jjcJgfiborhood. 

on Bt bdln^ washed, jet-skiv or 

along 

exception 

^trailers being washed, and 

Rr 

-Jour propcr'tn.-s wmconc who run, on^rrc parking jr. 

were '. a.I. W4ra The 

i iifplc haTic on impossibih'.y., and.J 

g 

!. p.ilin, i:\^- 

!ot on Simpson 

\hc 

home that h-is 

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B6 TH£8&mH£L-LEDO£R Oomm Ctty, NJ. Friday, Jun» 8^.1090 

obituaries 

Ruth Clark, 80 P/" 

You 

MARKVtDETTO 

bSO AdQB 

UO0AU.I 

' 'Tgrl 

W'urdjor Twas an area 

resident fox* 15 years. " t t - 

- Surviving are two;, daughters, Glen'da Pogoda erf 

VirrMtrakc, Ha.,.ari'd? lêe Anft Gartland of Westrnqnt; a 

son. MiJe\> D. Ill of- OqCln City I a srtUrr, Mar>' Franct* 

5outh of,. Baltimore, Md.; 'seven .grandchildren ofc'd a 

great-grandchild.' ••,'.'" .. - Q • , ' 

Memorial 'services-wTj>be he!d.l0'j.rni Saturday at the 

Mlddleton-StToblc" Fiirvcra! Home, Shore Road, .Samerv 

Potnt.' • ' ' . . ; • " ' • • . • ' • * • ' .*•..' 

• "Comnbunons r»iay be nude, to the 7 .Deborah Heart And 

Lurtg.Cmicr, Bro-wns MiUs . • * 'i .'»-.- ,. 

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Milwotid Hempte, 68 

MELVILLE — MUwood.'-Mel" «. Hetnple, 68, of this 

community, died Ju.n . 1 ' •"bachelor 

of arts 

vi.iy-'. 

«£ of homage,io »ny fiaj;. " •. • ' , - 

Gcnn^ fuxtruT.I ^rVv aivi ag^:r»it Kav.nj; ,\r. v (tip • 

. pcrmancn tTy displayrd ih a Chmfcan cf.ufch -A> 

. much ^s v>-c cruy love oux-.tttuntfyl;thc CJ.risian 

is v)boui the Kingdom of God.'iVft abtiOr..'no-- 

CT how wonderful or v,'cmhy, should regularly 

a lymboi c»r i\ig *< » Uxttirr o(-»hc 

r. in f.\\i>r iif uux thji UD,;!,1 rroko ;t 

i cr.nv.' to dc»i-cr.nr thi-nor.oi-ij! rtj^.t^ p\ 

ran vrr T3T^-i-.rr-—' 

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bon to the prcichcr. oc r*st ,of the 

congrcgatipns. The room, is also aircrmdinoncdand 

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double ai a meeting room for,the 

TrusM>ejr; committees-V»nd' various. 

o»her viu\ll groups, up, to- 50, who 

wish to.fc 1 * the facility. 

Metabolic unit 

to opejri at Shore 

SOMERS ppDuT — Shore untreated, can lead lo heart; 1 

Memorial Hospital wiH eye and kid»cy disease, 

hold* a community ppch. /CpRroximately 15O\00Q 

Spu.i*' for it pew Metabolic f\c\v Jersey n?*U)ents lire, 

tare LJrftt at lO.a.m Tufe- dugnbsecf 'diabelics and it 

*iay, May 29 in,the .vônd- haj> been ei»!:rruvteî that' 

.floor- Hayei 1 Tower.'"another • 160.000.;havc the 

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Friday. Jun« 8,1 WO Ooaan Qly, 

Bishop Fettit to pFesIde over 

Holy Trinity conjRrmation 

OCEAN CITY - the Rev; Michael Goldberg, both, young people and 

Right Rev. Vincent K. Pcttit, Holy Trinity paitor. - adults- will be Welcomed 

ûffragari bishop of the Bishop Portit'has served into the fullness of the min-- 

Episcopal Diocese of New. as Buffra^nn since his 1984isfry 

of.'the laity in (he Epis- 

•Jersey, will confirm 13: con>ecratron in.Trenton. copal Church, Goldberg, 

youths at,morning worship' Previously, he'had solved •said. . 

sorvices 10-a.m. .Sunday, parishes in Toms River, 

Jane 10 at Holy Trinity Cranford; Kcyport, Penns- 

Church, 30th and Bay. villc, Manrua. and VVenon- 

This is his last.,-visit to oh. He ha? alao served- on 

Holy Trinity bjalore his many national .committees 

announced retirerVient, of the Episcopal Church, 

efftKtive February 1991, and including the Executive 

gives the parish family an" Council,, as well as the 

opportunity to bid farewell Standing Liturgical Com- 

to Bishop Pettit nnd hismission. 

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wife, Virginia,' as well as On Sunday, he will cele- 

welcome to the confiirbrate the ancient-rites of 

rnands, according to -theChristian 

initiation: Bap- 

.tism. Confirmation and 

Holy Eucharist, .where' in 

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Th

Chairperson for the Fine and 

, i Industrial Arts Department, James 

••'.•• N. Ptilvino, chose. 1990 to retire, 

J;; after,, forty, years of dedication to 

tfcft pecan City School District. 

\ Me Hays his plans are to "enjoy. 

hiinself and his leisure time." 

Qn May 11, about 160 teachers 

and friends'showed-up for a dinner 

in his honor. Mr:.Pulvino received 

resolutions frorn the mayor, city 

councilj Cape May County 

Freeholders,. NJ Assembly and NJ 

'Senate/ He also received a letter 

from NJ Governor Florio. 

.'_• • When'Mr. Pulvirio began hi.s 

career here at Ocean City, he *yas 

the only art teacher in the system 

and had. to'run fr6rn school to 

school- to teach'art. He also recalls 

.•the briginal addition to the school 

and when it was time for a second 

addition, he had to teach in 

trailers for a'couple of years. 

Mr. Pulvino graduated from the 

Rochester Institute of Technology 

wilh an arts degree.-• Then World 

Save a life 

""I Adprnahnc- rti-ihea- through 

yo/ir.body a6 you"re jolHxi awake*to 

• r the StHin4,of thv fiivbcll ringing. 

Your body moves as )( in slow 

'motion • to thefamilur pattern 

that "you. have-become accustomed 

-. rmnulr 1 * to .go unyl tbcîm- sprvads- 

• -to tnc c hîdrcn's j-corrii. Voif c*i n y.-c 

years of 

War II came along, and he 

in the Army Air Force. At the end 

Of his tour he continUod his 

education at the Slale University 

of New York' at Buffalo and 

received a BS in Education. Then 

from Columbia University, he 

received his Master's Degree. 

Finally, he has done graduate 

work at both Glassboro arid . 

Temple. . " 

rs-' 1 1:-:-"'!''';'""-'.: 

Mr. Pulvino .has a daughter, 

who is also an art teacher, ana two 

sons, •', y\c also has two-, 

grandchildren. He Says-he will be make..ccSmparisons, you will find, 

staying in the .a,rea with his wife that the, best is here in Ocean 

Angela, who has been the county" City."' . ' 

clerk for the past-17 years. 

Virginia M"ulford,- art tearcher 

When asked what he- will he're at Ocean City, says of Mr. 

miss the most, Mr. Pulvino says Pulvino: "He was my teacher, 

"working with my "peers and the. . supervisor; and boss." He is my 

kids. V The thought he'would most friend and also my. baby's 

like to --leave • the- students i&:- godfather. Very •simply," she 

.'•"Avail -yourselves of the •said, 

"I love him," • . . 

opportunities you have in the 

Ocean City School system and"as 

• you.TTiature and leave this area >>nd • 

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'by jci Curniri 

• - • . • .•.'"•• . '_'• Dear Studtfnb of OC US. •'. . 

.' > - ' • ' ' Vd like'to congratulate. Ocean 

' ' , " , ". , Citv High School's new freshmen 

.. - -AU-^4 you «rc about . ux the .,£_;.., w w n 7- Tj ! C- T C T r. f m i T .v^-rs. 

world is getting these two children .^r'n • '* '•"-'• , " . 

oulof tru"firc.- You will need 

t+icxx! MO +iours that you spent 

,-trainiiig for this, but"now for some 

'Right obout this ti.rne. .-.» 

ily oi^_nc > wcc>'mers'e*p«lruvic^ 

'•'• to..; . ; ; " - , '".. 

"ioared' 

• ' Vyirhtn secondvyou.arc oa your 

' jwayf to "fie'Mat-ion. There is no 

. ttime to w«>(e. Ihiwe */C lives ,in 

[dajjgcr. As yo«i approach the 

!5tatk>n you 

trvjt, 

' t firctrocks in- almost ready to gc\ NQ 

• you hurry so tfvit ynu v.-illbe rt-a4y 

• *to leave with them* - * • 

J, Quickly ' vciu jrj.- hnrlcî, urr 

!what you { %ruiuld -«r>-ct.io ^-c 

-. when you arrive a! fhf* 

!arvd |wsnj;v .»l"iT-ad r.f tr;trn,_ 

/\ll*t'the training-^xpenenoes j o r 

%oi) wilV nved are of T\p firwirKn.i^ (.,.. 

iosl to yi>u/but ,W>thout it you may , ^ 1 ' 

can b#. a -helpless 

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n;N —>orc 1hj:i l(>ur Jj-.v j 

' irrivej ih*.- . much ft-elmg. Basic trainfrif; for_ qiu!*' w 

Marrtjora. Stralhsneristations 

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*rt- the r:.;:^jr: 

blark-S. Aii^tr.j, 

, and devpttc pxj 

, too! in seme ca^* 

of people are the minority. 

forms 

The ever -proving gap befween 

cultures can no longer simply "be 

called a :W«V-hor;v>r;-v vih»--»u 

Cri;7lh> v< *ri If you jrvovvr 18'and . ovt.r tf,i-^.- t.-::i«-- : - r 

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-,Tflrir.Bf//pUf«-Team has worked 

hard since* February to Qiisure a 

weekly edition*of CXTHS news. .We. 

would like to thank Mr. Bonner for 

his: adyicb, encburagcmqnt and to 

his journalism students,'who have 

-supplied', us with articles of high 

quality. .-•'•' ':-'... ;•--• . 

Regular cantrjbutorf have been 

JenCurran, Carrie Riisdon^ Mike Me 

Farland, Barb Baliant; ,'P.hebe 

Dickson, Nancy Good,.Jien Blakely 

.and Amy Tolspn. Joel" Johnson has. 

provided tnuch of the poetry and 

has worked hard on the weekly 

layout. Fyf•*ureen McGinn has 

written several • informative and 

sensitive pieces, while also 

progressing well with the layout. 

Kerrie Steck has given a great deal' 

of time helping with the, design, of 

our issues. The excellent 

pjiotography has been provided by 

Shannon Lynn. Reyna Concina has 

kept up with.club news,.writing 

man.y reports of activities that go 

on in the school. Other writers 

have rrwde valuable, contributions 

this year, thanks to them all. 

The articles take .time to 

• prepare and in this regard our 

typists have worked especially 

hard/particular thanks to Carrie 

Risdon and Ahne Waidron. " ' 

( W lh titeftts v h^"ll^P• U>, and ?>] 

\Y.i-ir W^n'ivJt.-dj'e'vvith lh.v;-!r. City." ',. '" " 

Mrf .Cqlhftan 'ir-i-^jji h 

l r< ('.wvir.j; r.i-r hA tronilniT 

LriVf-Aily , She-l.»ti.-r ilmVixJ to v - 

\cw jersey, bc\£-»n* 'teaching 

Kcr.-' ....•:. 

.Si..t.- ,d to' confidcr>t 

I.'i arxi tivlirvklUcs' - • 

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vj t?5 •«•»•>:'.- +::-. !ipn- tt- tra\c: rxi.t • 

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N^^h K..-r aih'.(.t.c ability arii rv'.-r 

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c '"'-' :5 Irttl h-.sl >siH* his iiju- u' 

K.m ki-tU-iiî- !f*vci rn-r bov». Kirr.rriie 

ir^l h,-r i ;r. ]t.n Rickcrt isilU her 

the v* j-.iti- n-usur.g and r*dw check tt-mpcranx-nt taptn thc-jwim larri. 

to Debbw Abtx>ruao and her beeper her jen^r â, to »Cellv Richards 

to Heather C*kx) and ,o Michell* Booth her 

T«mmy B»xler tcavc> her p,ychoJogy iBd w ^ cuUuna 

ability for hufcetbaU to Oiristan 

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Friday. JUM«,1M0 Ootd»Oty. NJ. •mi 

Alcohol, drug abuse: 

resources to 

CAPE.MAY. Approxi- hoi opd vrc have to make blot out mri pqfd 

matcly MX) people attended treatment a priority,":'..andphytiralflMnJ* 

a Icgiilatlye breakfast,, LoBlorido»aid. .-; The stateW 

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sponabrcd by theCapcMay Legijiatow need feedback service*-to handle 

County Council

EhO THEseNTWEL-iepaeri oo—naty, N.JV Ftw«y, 

If you were a fish Vou'd 

want. a. good set of ears 

because coastal waters arc 

of ton rnuAy and dar 1 , which 

reduces the value of eyo- 

" sight. Although fish don't 

have protruding carflaps 

like those of humans and 

other, mammals, they do 

have cars. Good ones. ' 

The cars arc buried on 

either side of the head in 

roughly the same position 

our -own Inner'cars, are 

found, but much closer 

together. Unlike us, fish do 

not- have eardrums and 

their ears aro not open to 

the water oh the outside. 

Consequently,' sounds are 

traninutted from the water 

through the' bpne of* the 

fish's' heo'd to the ear.. • 

In some species, the ear is 

connected to the swim bladdcr, 

a gas filfed chamber 

which serves as both buoy- 

ômoensator and'reso- 

nating chamber, This 

mechanism pi,cks 'up vibrations 

from'the wafer and 

transmits them, to the ,ear. 

Fish wifh.v this.' -'connection 

are'.so .sensitive they, can 

hear- sounds 30. decibels 

lower than other specie's. 

Fjsh have a second 

sound-detecting organ 

known a* the "lateral line" ' 

which-is unique in the ani- 

mal kingdom. This organ 

senses the strong, low-frequency, 

vibrations in the 

Water and Is important (n 

. pinpointing the source.of a 

souhd. 

The lateral line extends 

down each side of the fish 

to the hail. Perhaps the most 

« viVid example is the snook," 

a popular saltwater fish 

found in southern waters 

whose Lateral • line • appears 

as a strong black tine from 

Head to tail. If becomes the 

main identifying mark of. 

''(College hoops league 

sign-ups aextweek 

OCEAN CITY ;~ gs 

tranoti for the men's .college 

basketball luguc, for play- 

.ITS. out or the hlj;h scjiool, 

will be th'e wetk of June 11'.' 

p wjH be taken V 

th' . - * 

Registration ii'cin ,i'fir*ttome, 

first-iefved basis, 

and interested players may 

register onj'a tram of up "to 

12*playcrs., eras an. indjvidual; 

i•/';'• 

The bad news is! tfxar fish, 

can fc*ej>; 

bottom are transmitted easily 

into the water. In still 

y 

: . yoti -ttWake, at 

night, as .happened TecentTy'' 

in Sousalho, Marin County; 

•Ca. this town tolerates a 

large commuhity of liveaboard. 

boats at the local 

anchorage. In mid-summer 

strange noi&ea began to rise 

from' the. depths. As. the' 

mysterygrew, all'poissjblc 

sources were con&idcrcd 

the favorite being that the 

Navy was experimenting 

with high-tech sonic war-, 

fare. ''.'•"• 

It took a fish specialist 

almost ps if a fish could and - Ûow water, such vcr an&distanee enough to audible underwater,but the 

roach out and feel It sup- M)lXnds V^ te easily per- feel sale. Occasionally a "drumming" of the black 

•pfements -• thc - ear-by - provid" 

-/-o-.iî cov-ed 1 by most ../i..u.... fishes. • constant tra/flc of outboards drum is an.exception, 

ing'a supcr^sensitive system 

conditions the fish and'they Anglers can actually hear 

for -dote.cting . "nearby They are partlcularly/bn. ignore the noise. But in the fish deep in thc water- 

disturbances in {he water -the alert forstrange, sharp most situations, If you run a "deep" hollow staund that 

that create low-frpqucncy bounds, "especially thasf ah outboard ovor fish n'ear' passas through the-hull of 

souncl wflves — those that 

range from 200 down to 10 

or \ 5 cycles per second. 

Tho servsjlivity .of. most' 

fish's fioaring is bort in the 

'range' of 200 to_80fJ cycles, 

per sciorid (middle C on 

the pnino 13 256 cydes'per", 

soccyd. or cps). However, 

most fish -can" 4t.scc.rn' 

v>unds over a much^wid^r 

range, fron-i'30 to 2000 cps 

(about two octaves ^lbo'/c 

rrwtldU. 1 hose ad ovqr fish near V ^ g 

around 'l.QOO cps tha*t 

O-. Gon&ider -that 

the Average person c.in'^\caj 

frani approximately -20 to 

20jD00 cps; 'but most,corn- 

.miTcioJ'AM radio-station^ 

product* sound at Ic*>s thdn' 

10,000cycles. ... • -..*. , 

thc surf from the Steinhart Museum 

• lij StuvFrahdacoio flnd the 

simple ansWpr. A fish 

namod the"plam-fln mid- 

'. shipman*- {Porichy*. ^notatus) 

had mpved In from'the 

> ocean to deposit Its eggs on 

the rocky bottom. "ITjust 

happens that ml* species 

U3ca its booming "voice" as 

part of ltt spawning interlucles. 

-\ ,-,;•' ' 

John Clark, is.Research 

Associate $ Oit Rostnstiel 

• School of Marine and Atmospheric 

Science,. University of 

Miami: This syndicated column 

is, tuppprted. by the 

American Littoral Society and 

Griffis Foundation. 

BASEBAU STANDINGS 

Cap*-Am*fkurr 

S0FTBA14.STAN0WGS 

1. *pga Harbpr Twp. p 

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1.'Cumberland 18-0 ' 

•i.'Mi&vitlo 14^4 

ZOcQahCity 13-s 

1. 'Vinvlond 14-4 

3. Mainland 12-5 . . 

4. OakcTftst 13-5 

4. Absagami11-7 

aoc they.are going **»• Tudux-. No«ar1i So«no». 14 8 ?. fkiru ItornJ 

Qr%on. Fto«hoK». M.7. 3. Tnna RdQfcUW. Eatlarn. 14 7. *. Jef*m-.O»lio>MJL 15 1*". -'; •• 

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Patitbop. 1/-2 1.4 3. V»â KiWonfry UoJoorr «»-2- «. 

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LM>OaRarriu>. Edflmrood. 10J. 

200 — 1, Coi»mw Buttn..taaSn Kann*dy.'?U.'2.'Paiar-Fisi. Fra«hoW jtunp, Curt Mclntyrc of moment was the 

Borjj. 21.6. 3. Juan Jonaa. Elz*>»«i. 21 7 4. Curt Udotya. Bodg«ian, $ridgeton was fourth in thc thc boys 4x400 •****$• 

21 8 5.U«Dafla*nu».EHQe«»ood,2i.0 ' • . • 

200 meters, Marlon Morris wood hdcj *. 

4)00— 1. LaMoni Smt\. WOrigboro. *7£. 2. Jaaon Ban. Momtoxn. 47.7., 

3. Koym-lyla», Franklta. 48.1- 4>. Garatd WKaorV. Rataray. 48 7 5. ChartM of Vincland finished fourth. throughout .but 

KaOy.CamtonCathofc.4B2. • 

in the 400 hurdles, Jamal Mike London' Was 

•00— ],E>n««K>Pw. HtwarhWMtSkM: 1 MS. 2. RofcOrt Ayr»». Trarv, Powell of. Bhdgctoa WAS longed with 200 

tori. \S2J2 3. Chi»r> 044. FfaoMrv. 1532. 4. UcNaot Sfwmonaky. Ea»l 

a«n. 1i3 8.5.Jafno«Ca"«ei.Bf*ar long jump by Cam den 

Peoples. ' • -. • ' • •; 1000 — 1. WtaA S*v*fii Si Aogo»an». 4:15.1. 2. SHar»« • DaGaoha*. - and Derek Robinson of 

Woodnm W*»on, 4:115 3. Brian Spoon»o. Aibury Par*. 4:16 4. 4. Uaa 

NShany. Urfuc*w\ S< Joaap*. «n».i. S. Krt £»may. Haddon To»«nah«>. Cumberland was third in 

( 

4:172. •• - - ' .••'> . - ' - . 

thc lorig junjp._ \ 

3J0O — 1 AJbart Oonawa. Cajjxlan.-HeJ 2. tten Flynn. namtay. B20.4 • Thc Vincland 4*400 meter 

3 Pal Haoonoan. Brk*. 823 0 4. J A. Uato/o. Bargan CathoK 032 1 5. 

JoaCJanwon.VaUVI.835 0 . ' 

relay ,tcam also took a fifth 

110 MUWJLE8 — 1. B83) 2. Patar Fr». Fraahoid. 139.. 

3. R*ft R««M*^*>«C/t. &outf< Ri>a». 14.1 4. Orandun Car*, l^trokxi. IO qiiarlf t included Marlon 

S Atoart (Wt FcarJiJ*>. 142 • ' ' ' ' • Mprns^diif Btckford. Brad 

and lulion B*rt- 

: :,'| ' 

Peoples overtook LomScJp, 

but thc Edgcwood rpStaff -;.j 

•responded" 

stride to stride t 

finish. 

But 

ingboro'k Devon 

12 »> »- a» •%. ii:« 

^•w. I' KS. " u . \ 

$10,495 $11,495 

$12,995 $13,295 

t t^^t ftA 

JM i. *«» U4 . . '•£* «Af 

$13,695 $14,895 

t .: 

l l 

$16,995 i $17.695H i 

t» pj 

Êdward 

POWTIAC *V^ CAUIU 

Vcsi

l-L£DC£R Oc—naiy. HJ. Friday, Jw 8.1890 

CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS 

• DEADLINES V" : , v 

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HOT LATEfl THAN NOOM MONDAY FOR TUESDAY PUBUCATOtf 

A > C N O O N E E O N o t o 

. U0U3AY 2 PM R3f» TOESBA Y PUBPCATOW md THURSDAY 2 HI R» 

FRIDAY PUBUCATIOM.;. ; ' • . . 

ADVERTISING RATES 

Onn Tmo. 6 Inosor loss . ' -.... ' ....... ....,.* 

Ad Rupnrtg $ Corcvoajftvo Timoa. . - • 

nr.tn6loor.or ItKi '.. '.. ,.'....' 

> : . Too Catp To Clarify - 5CTo«»a • • 

Adi Rt>qu»ing Bo* Numbor - »T 00 atjdborval - 

399-5411 

Anytunelsthe Right 

to Use the Want 

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Lost and Found Help Warned. 

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CCXJ.EGC CHANTS List PANTEH 

WANTED -£«p mkxcfianoa nr •urrMMr or 

TM< found room rant pa* 2374«i4. - 

(WHOKt PCftFECTCM - Moma Uamiananc«° 

Oaivtoa. Uoanaad'.and lrau«ad. 

We oom >*1 dean, w nafy daan. -Wlj*d 

acn>eo«, ft aoor* aomtttad. â 

d kflcftena daanad 

mudo. and behind tfnae aMaancaa. W 

can be movad We 00 al Bete ti 

arid mucft morel Juai cat 30*4406 any 

nrneoftaraiipnv 

WINDOW ClEAftlNO 8£RV)C£ • TVad 

o f kknkoe k ' X * *OM ta«an Avsnu*.-. 

iiam*. 

•am-noon. ^ 

ouncne* ol awfll . 

General Merchandise 

. J500. muu be 

aaan. Ralroad let 13 aac, New. vaan, Q—m, «m «nd KB. aoU, reywereg recovered »nn.mo»en. and. moved. nae. Oaat. -.»uiu»rimiw,uw«iuiiHiai 

"-'^^.V^îLLv^-^LTi?? 1Ufl » 0o> ROM QttLAH • .JJ10 Wetla* 

• 'iOitODand 

Av«).°SaUJunaMi,aam.tpm. Two tun - CaU Keren > O411M7. •***". «000 blue. Ma euaa.-O0ft - aa accaatprle* totd ' Ca« Ave.5lot*wWcMowl50> tooandoon-. 

oaRiaga. AJ 

• - - - - - , . _ ; yi,, »70Q.OCOto«nor»3«.CX30/aach ( tummar. cxirane lot CaJ 

JfijBMona. • . 

trade*: off* oN uaad paperback book*. : —" — ••—— • 

new . paperback boo**, The RETWGtiWIOfl - S-de by »We. oocper-. 

I Two, MB) * Aebury. O.C. lone. aicaCenl ooncaon. -'-' - - 

• tutor* , 

MONEY •. 

•(you 

; 

KEIaVtORC- . REJ-TUGCRATOH/ oeA chain. Al m gpoi cond4on. 

FRS.L2ER-Jrtia REDUCED • • — 

Beautiful comer 4 bedroom with den, newly painted 

inside and out. all now carpeting. Pnccd to sell at 

$129.900.. • 

BETTY JOHNSON 

REAL ESTATE, INC. 

39S-6066 rn 

Friday. Jim, «,1»0 OcaWrtCtty. KJ, 

EitatftSaJ* 

Sp9Ciouft2nd floor Condo ««th aft jh« 

and o«rrtnt.- onijf on« Wock « *»• t*ich f 1^6.000. 

Dvp > immapulatp cooditwo tocatpd In qu«t •ou*aWd 

rwighbrhood/3 bodropma jmd batfh. dowmtara and 2 b«dtoorntandbattiintho'upttalniurtt 

iiee.SOO. 

Wotl maint^ndd duplex kj vory dwirabao 

T«« bodraoma «nd bati Mdi «oor w4*i »upaf itnM hMary. 

Coma, comptourty fumwhad and inctudoa tapntm 

4l " ' 

Waal a boachborit'loC aM ctoarad and approved 

Catt tor ih» dataito on «• SO* x 168* Gold Coa*l 

Opportunity, '••-;• • .. . ' . " 

GokJ Coawt 2nd Roar Copdd wiftS unl 

ovonizod baxtrooma, 3 % /m batfw, oak Hogrs, 

tMtofuOy (jmitned and much, much men. Ca* tor appoint 

m o o t • . ' . ' . " " '• . • 

'--•. • 3322 SIMPSON AVENUE - 

' QC£AN COY. NEW JERSPf 08226" . 

6y09-3?^-15OO - i 

OCEAN CITY 

\*TW YOUR GARAGE SALE AD 

821 Wesley Avenue 

Saturday JurSe 9th 

*j THE K Rain or Shine 

OPEN HOUSE 

SPECIAL GAR^SE 

• SALEKlTS 

r 

»aapla nvi ev« obrrwiQ to you M*a 

kmyour protm MM M^ 

WkaorVlrdS-i* 

» A«ut ^ - Ooaea Or.Ki 

oaK Hoteior $73 

AnKjuo «tf«. ,t»da. toys. 

ch^Jron » doffing. 

The Sectet-of 

g g 

. Amadng QccK ToHs Afl 

fitT 

new. 

T V«ch IMU (3JCX1O. 

la- I'.WO fcm CM KXt-STi 

aatttWawaione** 

anon* *ta on»e»- and tenant. 

*• o 

«»Ct> BOOT * Aft 

•• J250.000- • 

rjLjpio* only 8 yvXk> 4M\ St bttoch. 4 

USED.PAPOiBACKS 

Father's Day Special 

OuaH Rrvwn togCioriirOM farajfxx TTwo* t>a

'•Yr 

* • ' * LARGE 

• * • * 

r Real Estate Safe'; "v}RÊ9UrtoSale : J :Summer 

> 

LARGE BEAUTfUL • MultHaval hJoia QC PCS. CASH FLOW • Trlplo* wim 2 

(m Cnnl«o») &M rsotal apt. Four • ^ ,„•, ayiagae, 5 NMtod unlt»; good 

Odrrfi*. 3 ttait. txw» Hiurhan, âptoca.^ y^, r0UIV», t«rtami. poilkUly turn.. •« 

uppaf .a»d.io»«r docka.porcM.^faJl^ cond.. b«y vliw. t?0.000.» gro»». Mklog 

•wttMhap, * many •»tra» WS4,Q00 Ca< J2«o 000. Call owner io09-«MK)S6Cl 

380-1)44 - •- ,. . ' . i 

• C«pa.Cod 

'V* * 

otl»tr«KH P**.. 2 

v 

1 SOO 

SOMOIS POINT -,)UJCiour-Cov» 

Wal»(»0()t CoodO. 2 tjtfrma...? i , 

JoCuIji, 3, {MOM IB'Choota from. Your' 

own-aa' ft. boat ir.p art your.back dscx. 

Grout vxmvo'BoJiAC A OC Coiocxnw 

Sunft^ »or j£j 5,000 C«,1 920-0731. 

UPf'fcR TOWNSHIP >*O r < lfaJ " c *'•*•,• UJJCI.E MOUSE : >« toVby - - . 

P&u:u W Trvob coromo«cu»l DtdQt QV««. c o m v ^t. ôd Si. Oc«an City. 2*W 

'7000 IQ 1 lolii PovCiUo )•»»• p"' tAxtii-u baacri.' 3 Uitm. Wi bojh. " 

aifc 1444. • • ' 

DUPLEX 

go comer drcparry. ofl»»oo( 

poncng Totalyûeuit m 1567 Haw 

schooi. shoppna and boar*«e> 

kyj3fT»$1B,000O«ror' 

un dact*. «?7VMI| t.vp. Cat 300- 

AP«. i>av« cabM,. 7I« SL' Macfl btacH. 

ly, ?WU*on. MM Aatxiry Ava. 38B-. 

J748or1-21(M54>-27Jt. ..*'•••• • 

0«Boc» ta- »(«•• 4 crturctiM. 

OAR0EN SCAttONAL APART • 1 bdrm.. 

>7?17 

«laap» H«o, Mra«H MdMn. btftv 

BEACHFRONT - Goufi and. Fom" u«a. kidudad. lit WaM Awa. Cak 381- COTTAOE • Juna' IS • B^M 18. IflJtO. 

bdrmts 1 bant. 2nd toor, laroabaach 

AVAJCABtf- FOR NOHT IN VENICE • 

107% 1-2tVM*-.100« or 219-a«V0132 W* cor«ld*r v» uaton.3 tdrm, Batn a" 

d«cK graai Wand vlawt, cafinjoir, x/o. 

Spaciacuav. bay. (rant Urigla MmKy 

powdarrm. (*• haaMdauWoorflMMr. 

mcfdmtia. frapl phona. u arnamia*. 

horn* Panoramic vtam W bay. '4 

tanoad yard, o»«iraalparteSg. ckxau 

Pattlno tar 3 oar*. Am*, waak. month. - 

Mrm*.', 3>/k l»tMn«rt«t boal iVp. locaMd Can owner ap 0 3 

pka. dan. .1 Vk baOv.'. porcfi. parking, 

BEACHFRONT • Soutt and, OaavuM M/. dryar. gM. KMr.baa.qn W3O 

BA tTTONT WJTH BQATSUP bM«val bM*y*i 4 bdrm. Mrm. 3 3bati 

Mm 37* ocam- y. Cal 300-4179. '• 

QroaJ vtow on fw ixry. Throo fronl fronl matw bdrm nit*. Jtaati. ti. CM. CM. 2 

odd TTV,,9.i>ac)«. 

Juna • try Juna 3a 

boaroonw. 2 bam, dw. wf»» Stttrno K; (x* yrx 

OPEN HOUSE 

Saturday 4 Sunddy •. 12-4, p.m. 

arv; 

Uroot iron-, t 

. bo ysxn 1c; 

aLh F-'&rîabc 

* pt ' l.«.>u 

t >• 

Cal! 

Ujr i_>.T.^»f 

: 5^-i O04 V. 

OPEN HOUSE 

Saturday & Sunday -12-4 p.m. 

2317-2319 Central Avenue 

rc»CjrB. Oi 

E br UCL" TC 

roorr. 

. cr Our 

OPENHOUSE 

Saturday June 9th Only • 11-3 p.m. 

3105 West 2nd Floor 

-TOOWT 3 tar Ci>oc ^.-. 

OPENHOUSE 

Sunday, June 10th Only 12-4 p.m. 

3612 Asbury Ave., 

GET ON TK£ STICK" *»*>, coru.»uaaa ocrKia* ;»: a ;-.nd 

ftoar Evary arr«oa> Superior faor PN».T e.'«-Kj 

A«ra. Coryfea ichaxljiac! >or 

ager 

-•••r.î:- v .. 

it.: 

l ' • ' • • ' •• -i . 

3 

baxtroom. 2 T/2 formal 

,largo 

mftW , ^fooriT.lWBahwr 

•dryw rKOKupL.irighwasherr un 

.1 aw»'a>ur*y tBtfaa;- $70fl 

moa NO pet*. Aval. Juno 15, 

399-2936 

. .UonfavFri 

.:•' Bta4pjn." 

Summer Reniel 

SOUTXND lARCC 8«CiE HOME 

Vary CMan, ItrVomv dnwgrm. k-tciWn. 

bath. 3 bdmuu'oMor Iv > c*£*§. maa. 

QOM to baacn. No pan Jbly HOa. Aug" 

KM «waW)r. Famiiâ omy Caf jo»- 

O« «p>. w Jl Ml 

M*ct. t 

"CMIM0-1071 

Real Estate Sale Real Estate Safe;'! 

Saturday & Sunday " 

June 9th & lOui 1-5 p.m. 

'« Ocean Reef on the Bay •','. 

112 Wahoo Drive/Bldg. 29 

rRrjcf 2 ^nrtTr^bî. ina(r aioutvUiedts, if* 

vwwa. 2 pooto. toorn* cpura, dobhouno. Jcepwa^ff boat Cock 

f3v.yataxctorjrjnofjl?>cJ aero b»r - ' '• 

;-• •, Call39&-18G9 

r##f; «r,vr m-vii, ESTATE ASSET 

YOt CAX HAVE AT THE SHORE: 

• • - -t . :.'; 

LTP^FBTOWNSHIP :. , • , . ; • 

• (Cy>r0WYN tUXUT*Y.HOME A wortd of luxury snuoflk you 

on vnpocbon erf this caiiih/y piinnod 5 truty o«c/x>Bof»J 

W0. b.Y.Orryi A ttoAUX)" , 

lr>w rf tho rpany irr^>rpd 'at&o.' Low conOo 

foos By owner. Sr85,000. ' 

Call 399-2967 - 

• • r>*oo «.i.v 

r I 

Yearly FUmtafc, VVeariy Rental I'.' "|;, Yearly Cental Yearly Remai 

J3BD »• 8ft* WN. OCEAN CITV • OARjD£NS COnACt • J bdrm. lurri or 

OCCAM CITY - On* and two bdrm *(M , nOOUMATE • f»mai» 16 shara 3 bom, R00WMATE WANTED'- Malaoriawala .CAWOPCJ-WiWlPOr.i 

Larga urrtom 3 bdrm.. J BeBvdupio* unrt . unium., w/d. fid.' o»#tr»»« parwrw.. «o- 

Unlurn.Klts. »»C3a par ma. mchjoing 2 bain aparynam. Al apoilmcas. Arv- C»n31»-5?1Z •' :._•:•'' 1 tan,«M,i 

wWioarasa. »7ilVmo. pM aJjctArajny p.^ ma1u*# aovita i»«ion»d. Haiar" n««i and.iKii w*u>. '1 mo. MCurliy ra- ptaca. fumianat bay.vw«.-»4otVmo 

K— A^*»- W' Can 1 -aT»3a4-.037». • .rxaarar4trtao.CanaiW.37af . • • qi*/«d,Nojiaii CfllJiiO-1011}. 

plua '» oorwog panon 

Sat & Sun. 1-4p.m.;.-..•• 

->5WalnutRoad 

Single tamiry, lagoonfront, 3 bodroofTB. 2 t>a»,hs, tamiry 

room. Kving room, dining room, brand new kitchen. 

Roccntty painted inside and out. . 

Real Estate Sale 

"A 3 acre. Private 

Waierfrort Comrnuhay" 

Avabn's Best Vote 

; . Townhomea - 

. Docwaled Models 

%> Boal Slpo "•• 

• Bayiida Pool 

tS 3 BRa^ Baths • 

• Garagaa * 

•/ LROroai Room' o 

• » Sun Docka 

• Pilvaio i 

y fifoplac 

JK Bbo R&bon 

OPENHOUSli; 

38J2^ Waterview Blvd. 

..,'. Sunday "1-5 pm 

iGaffrort new 4 bdrm, ,£ balrS. (jarago a 

âjxxji our-0-pp«rt rnortrpje- " •» ' 

Kit. 

OPEN 7 DAYS! 

609-363-1975 

O^can & 6th Av?lon 

BERBER REALTY 

-• '' • "Realtor -• ' 

1 JlQW RENTING * 

t. u-i alt 

\F>fiQFESSltiNAL OfftCE SPACE • 

i O«J^ •-; r,u*> r>jJiJ.fK) CC-:LO 

We r«.at coqaga Thra* 3 

&« apn P*J» 2£Rca 

l*)» Elf jar f rawM Kav 

UlGOOfcFMOfttr 

2nd lloer £*ad« antfc 

., * k 

CREAMPUFP • Ownar 

oceupiad-dupan ir) heart 64 

town. .Rdady to rrtcva fcno ; 

Inoomo CAai.'rvMiknant 

tor « primary rocktenc*. ». 

$370,000 

Bybwner ; . • . 

399-0646 

V;,-si .•.•--•.; 

ORASTICALXV* ''.•'• 

REpUCED - 3U hooaa* 

Inm graattaactv Hwl lop 

dock osrartootoncf ctbaan 

««) 0ay. laM OondHA. A* 

Jpp^ S4J» »«cC*4lor 

 

OaunOry 

> 

«i 

Very larjo ^*wr.or^ *nt 

AaU-atiKi COW-' IT. Cat. JBC/- •• 

BEA^T'HJL LAQOCN 

ST«a Jarr-rj.'ocrr. r Yv* & 

&4y ariTi a ccAJ drirA ôasr^ dot*. nan> deck. 

VU» 0O0 3Sr» t»5« 

. AVALOK REALTY 

MtARMORA 

'•Ir'^x: 

>«L.^ U»>S'AlKtC J 

tt»*v»3 nôr^ ftjai^>ar^. V I 

-jorr 1 b49t I^-»J ( 

Ns* 

• .1 - - •.* * 

ocE/wcnv . y • • ' 

New Single Homes • 

Ready (or Summer Furv! 

$210,000 

Two- Skxy Skxy'Low M eB C 

ea, Vdoriat Vri Exteftiv and 

or,Sec

6- : : :.'-• 

\l 

Y.(. 

;•'>- 

B16 TH£3£NyNa.-UEDQ0t , NLJ. JuM.,1a*0 

i^:- 

nnr yaar round or poatCXa iran Mrm. SÎS'S. }? A JS^'iL âW ' !2â^?I£Jrft*2!ri, 122? ?" barfta. wn*. w«, «*•1 

>paltlM71rna*uainaaLaSac bapi. ~ . 

~~. ~T -'• . • 

Real Real E«late Sale 

1432 AsbutyAvenue 

Three 7 bedroom. 2 bath, fireplace, deck. 

' cathedral ceiling 2nd floor. Excellent rental 

income., First floor $134^900, second floor 

$159,000. Ask *dxxjtoor-Q-port mortgage.. 

. 3*MOt1ori-21*ft44-S0»4 ' ftOUTMCNO AS8URV AVE • fIrti . TWO eOAM 1 vi BATH - Sacond Door. 

3 tdam. X«a btML «**>. 2 ponnam, a 1«JI g 

oarar tnanons 

iThtos taadrgorii*. 2 UaViv. »Jrf ."OK ; 

•r*-* 

B6AO _._ . . 

tof you nxw M« e«jB yaar round 

BlGTCCACHKHOMTUUY 

4'JISCtNTRA.L AVU.X.fc 

*-*V ' 

Scott Kirkpoirick ' 

399-0041 . 

^' r: ritii. t, c- i i_f -, — .. 

4*»CO«TRJU. AVB4UC 

1«t Aoar oondo ajaU taxa to tSa baaacti r aa**- 

•outaavattt Mu»nawou» upgradatt mctxlng gaa 

Uldtan M0< GC tpc*aT,;nt jpcutn vt> r. 

and ttocaoa aroa. EJT« 

AJao->waa\atat *w a Oupatx. 

far RLt COHDOS 

•399-IKJ76 

• ••' -*«-•' -*-••> m~a »:.• J. •< '•»>- 

liJ ACl'i HONT 

U>»cor- 1 n 

FAYE KELLY 

Broker 

5 *C'." C». 

.ft^.- 4- • 

BAY TO &CACMFAOKT RENTALS 

STILL AVAILABLE 

5^ ac. 

. C'lf 

^:'f 

ZrtZ foor Or.y 

R£ALTOR9» 

nfASHffrVAVE 

ocEiworr.iu 

NO CREDIT CHECK FEEI • 

the apartment 

hunting: game... 

You'll Frnd a 

Good Deal at 

^^_—m 

w You don't have 

to be lucky to win 

The Apartment Community^. As Rrfrtihing^ as Its Norm 

l&2B..a :., 4 I' \5 

light en Hi V. Nvjrth to ttcr-.SaK- '•>' 

390^8749 

'U t 

CAPT JRL-fHt LtfLSt-rVE d •aKrHul hy**j r- ra» 

G*>o*rn Vi-« D«r> teâr lvr>; T " ~ 

v j cnan 

H_rar-T L»j-t>7 jrui 4 ^ 

3 UT btata) and cot car earaQ* 

1 aah 1. oartnf ar and k 

P*OJU»2 to t*tti U£ 

PMIK&AUC V:CA^' fa «aan CWXTVJ-*» on B* opan bay n OcaaVI 

G»fi ^»-J» Gjraartt taacA Lxrc toon* katfav. 2 tw3-oarnt. 2 

utrai ua taa il 110a PMKLCKI 10 VJB« OX 

LAST P«3TCJOUS C*=t>t aAY*fCKTXX5T aattW* n •« Oarttnt 

' " ~ tary* proatrtMt UjMtat n piliiata bca» p«tf> Ua a!» 4S>13J 

jr oaar- ' • 

OCEAN OTY 

KEW COr*STT«rr ION 3 txwr» 1 

SOUTMEKD COr*D0 a t*a-*» & ; 

S3MGLE HOME • 2 bcrrrai . i n ; 

AA8URY AVE C« wig* heno 

MOCCRN COrOC 3 &3r-»-. : u 

UPPEBTOWNSKP 

CKACWYN 4 n»mt 2 ::i tara a«- 

aOMERSPOKT 

Wooded W • * 

Owner Irtanchg 

S66.000 . 

CaR 3894153 

FOFTSAUE 

on 

tout) toil rfch nfls 

 

AOJU&TV*CNT' 

: CfTYOfOCLANCinr' 

TXtCI! NOTVU; that-on •>• 2£kh 

o*r 

Aai 

dan 

o« Own Cky; Nawr JacWy, *na». at 

i 

matanaat 

oonUanara aha! ba maoa of a dura- 

Mandatory 

and n«**na ^ ^ ^ ^ a 

of faioyoatMa btmada of a duraba* 

dry H OCaanCay • daaity vmUt TatMon 

aidB ot Via conutnar, an 010 

Friday, JUMI, 1 WO OCMn i THEt 

Public Notice Public Notice Public Notlcff PubllcNotlpe ' 

Houava BuUdtng on Houla 9. ki Capa la ittxtaurt. 

•ma 10 Sanotraly. ana Zoning 

any 

Via P0rttaaa*r>0 BdaVd, 

a 

1 No. F-1076«-flO 

•Ml* Landta AmM ja.Oaalaaa " 

of 

Coo* C/afevcaman 

Munlc(p«firyOC*anC«y . - 

atrtwy. on Monday. •Jurat 

tatnars. That provWon »hai not apply 

County. Capa May filata oINamr ' 1S0O. and *m not b» ntrraV*! 

10 aaipfoyaat) or agant»«f tftaCtty of 

any 

on ana 

aocapad aaa Vtan a* 

Ocaan Oty acting in ihaar atliciaf 

(U/«M ano OinMl Mo. 31O0 Havan aforaaald kar thaarraoaapL 

OCCAMCITY . uTiward 

o . 

Eatfibldd. 

Al 

Tax (MOCK and Lot . 

P.t. . AOJUaTMEJtff naao 

ptunatahap or attcciation thai ptaca 

QMcJOIMUMO 

V073CD*e»ar»27.at 

NOTC6TOTHE 

orcauaalobapMcadanyrtcycaaDla. 

Otmanolona ol Lot 

Tha BoanJ . ratathourtv ... . . . • • 

aha apprcwaf of- (ha B0Ciaaaiaroni3iai8traaf 

I and rajad any ar m bada «4atfa vlu ara tawaby nouflad VMI Kan- 

•a, 

Amount dua undaw MJgmort la aranotr«aponal>*.iDtr»aatyatpao- raaiti rnattt; w.. 11 ••mi 1 faantitata 

MJCMArXA. 

yd Oanv. r4«71 

•fcallpr*. - ht» apptiad 10 B»a Zonjno Board of 

••' '"""• 

(including 

and " 

mtierlMunt) tutibalomby antf.tavaraty 

fMbta- «kh thalr lanarl*. latt- 

Shatrf't f»aa 10 ba addad., 

- At itMa ama of tat aala c«ath or car-' 

chock an in* arnounl of 10 oat- 

^ni « itv> bk>"prtat at ntqukad 

cnartt m««rvaa Ht. itetK to ad 

_9yorOar of tha Board caCom-Va- Artp-ianiiortiaOy cfOcaatnOy 

tionart. . . lor an- traaarprautBOn ttatt Sat aooaVrmniTtiia^âi.fMataiitfAttanl 

itorxanMn 

oocupams. tor vloaauona of m 

fMtrOnSnonca 

6at«d: May 23.1«K> • 

• 0-3 * aha* ba-ak* duty' of Iha WKiarfl ME. PgwaVa. - Jr.. Charr 

lo provMa « propor and ada- UKOd . •• 

' JAUCST. Pt-OUSW. flhartl 

TPF7> 

. 

"UBUC NOTICE 

rXPARTUCNT OF OODC 

CNFOfKCCMr 

CfTV OF OCCAM CITY 

MCWfJERSCY 

' tiouaa to 12 aaaaShtaiaW tar yaarround 

taa. T»a»P " 

to 

. OROMAMCENO'.aO-O 

AN OROtNANCCAMEMOMa 

3O44BM 

Ocaan 

RaK ae>44 Ataaoaon A 

raducllon of 

ilni 

y g . . .>,«• tin tarwwrri rrr 

raduo* 9m 00* ol 

4.5 Aa coaaalon contakw* muu S2T * 

law and todand 9w fla of 

- p a r Want 

and 

Mora and OTHE R VEMKXCS O») 

"~ °" 

train 'and BOARDWALK* Of TMC QOffRAL 

havadaanyvlaMaononalDOMol 

of Sow racycatbaa wtlaitaa* aa ouBMad and REVISCOOnOMANCEaOf THE . 

daacrbad In oiai Osanano*. 

CITY C# OCCAM COY 

(ha pwpoaa oT njeypmo. Via Oavnar. That ahafl mduoa tha 

0.1 Tha C«y of Ocaan C*V or. U. Sactton 10. Erworaamant 

ftaoaoni. 

tram both raaUanoaa and butt- hout. runbar. ttraat and «a«iar* aoantt UMI eottct. rarnova and cat- 10.* Tha Mayor, or Nt.duty aurno- . Sacuon 1aV4.1(a) of tha Oanaraf 

rataaaain.ahaCty Of Ocaan Ctyiaaâppfoprta**. apartmant nurnbar. Tha poaa ol at norwacyctabat- tnttrt rttad d>aajntt(ahaa1batfaaartorcioo Orcanancaa of tha CTy el Ooaan Cay 

tanataôajna^putfclrtanatlfrorn 7a» ot ttm laflarlng 10 fuU mat ntaatratf froan al ctMtfDnQa and opnv agancylor tfat Onananca. 

MarnaaidadtoraaâatpaoaaB: •."'" 

• nramcM and arMroon>anm pro- raqulramani tAo* ti» no tmaAv than mardal aatatatlwnanf i***tra avaad - 10.2 Tha Mayer or hi* duly autho- A. Murray cacychat aha* ba auta)acl 

I It aha ManttDn and ori»(iv Inch and no largar Uian tour mttaratti taptacad lor oaatcobn bi lUad dttlpnat ariatf auuat.wrtnon to Ilia raaHrtcflont aaaad an 

tart***, d *» Cty of J^Tirlcho^ . . •pcaowto oonuanaav *at twacnDao narnanaa and tumnvyaw lor vtc4a- 

1W.1 tftCM*. AddHona 

.. ._ _. tl taacfianlttii '8»c»ton S. PraparaBbn lor Cofatc- 

noractfthai Onananca. • ' 

tha hount and daya abova 

jp 

ttan. 

tV2 Tha Cky pr Ocaan C«y'or to Oacnon 11. Pwnatiaw , - 

at a* toad taaata and nacr- B.I Tha ownar or occupant of any • aganta ahaal ootact. ramowtvand dte- It.I Any panton* vWiallng TTia 

SSLTnfttifiali 

front Ocaan C«y. buaeang wfhki iha Oty-of Ooaan Oty poaa of aal racyoatbaa itialtrttfa „_ orovaklona of M* Onananca thai ba 

Jamay and 10 pfomet* and »nta pfac*. lor ooaiactlan. ranxMal aSdaaManga and oonntarca ' to- . *upt*ct 10 a fkat aa taM loin m iha rayaaMcli ara 

j 

ina^BSatWaaMpcaMabatcttzan »fwaaat potaMa catzan m^^ôut ihaloknaMgnavnad 

Idananta tabara aatd ruaaartal- a» aocf 

1 In tMi program. Ktmt'ln tww conlonraty »«ntha fct- 

parmUadloba 

ptadad out lor ccaangtun In tha Saodon T2. BawarabaTay. Rapaafi 

SacuoWZ..Wbrditjmyt and Datv 

G»WtoRW>l 

approwad cbriaiaart and In that* ar.tiaacUva Data ' ' 

01.1 (Wydabht and non-racydav 

' poaa ot anlartng or 

y . apprnprlau tacaapn.-fra *at,«onfi try 12.1 SHaJU any »erd. .pnraaa. 

a.1 •anapufpoaa of Ml On*- t*t nuaartatt a thM «Mal. to* plaoael at ' UHiOidfc»a»4La. - . .-• aar**noa, or tacaaan ol Na Orc» 

nancjt, 1 tOawaaTB larnat. priratia cutauila or 

. B OUrrayaiahaf ad ba . 

aA«y >or ooaacQan on Saalon 7. tUortnn at ttoMWaaia nanoaba dadanad tovafkl by a Court 

andtaordai__ 

Itfa «^t dartvaa *--»-^ „ ahaal raguJar. «caactlon daya. Raoyctabtt 

K»n any anal aa any Ip, waaaa • 

l cW R t b t a "iiiaai JT^ of oorapalan tunsdaolon. « attal not 

gf harart. and nan-rpcydabla nvanartaW *hat 

.7., NQ „* mm* m* ma Cty of »«aei tharamalrano o p 

> n.r«i«a ary lo 

pontona •»*»» 

•*»•*- not pm cOHnangatd. and *• tucn 

OcMaS dry. NOT Jamay. to 

' • »»>*• Ktmaan-n%mtarcaandaCac^ 

% m t d C 

a ary lo opanaat tl»a »»ta>r on - yaa 

». matfiaaa ttati rx> *fxtrm«lartpcio 

•wy1trti rj lairanawar. nf fi caim. »»>*• Ktmaann%mtacaandCac^ t * * * 

tram OaOootMontapaa•tea E* 

> placamanltorcoBaction. ; 

JnTa it " • 

' ratturt^bU not dtaVatct aa a racyda- a.V2 fJoniacyClabto a law by 

T 7 - rrv ' rrt r* 1—* *» Jh»_aurt*nr »aat»anja«) K»«ajJwaaTt _ •—bv 

tha »«nnala»anl lotbaaayra^ wth ffaW Ordttancat aro aqaaL In #aB avaal ana opantor aMaT 

aoub- /iflaalacl uatancV. 10 ' 2cacav5t>y. 

thai ««1am pi aucft rtoo b» radJuMdlo afttat a** aaoaa-oVacl 

Ordinanoa autancy.' Sc*ca*5»»y.^^rapaatod oa-17 and 1049. b roua*fon> rahujdloina ma lacaaaon that tia tur- 

If3 That Ordtoanc* khaal 

aaaairant wl man 

ariact In if* WM anal maraW ^ _ at am no* . tit 1 

acrtoad by law ' • lharaaSar raraah on KM 

" y - - tuUta* IO-»a pruaaataat 

OaryjMM • , . .. ' - • .; • ancf arxT •»• • ba taVarr taV*rr up tor a a: aaconrl a «to ba ratunaaxt . 

MIIIHQ mnia>naii 

or oinar **nd* , Oi*da«J lor oJCaaJon h i«»«»i) diaanapa o«cryapamano or ao ctoaa ingrcai aaad Cca haad en I>M> ih 14U> I any aactlon.'aaord. l*Hai or f 8 301.10,1 * 

( I13J U TRAflM TRASH •• »«••• 1 .aooumuav urnt^mt* Mr** t» rfcejuiad . tra- »D pn»- ahattto aa «0 ba. drawn byjnaV «4r 4>y ol Juna. 1000-ai Couac»- 

f M i 

e f l a* anwi—tl «* oaaat 

xno. 

daVdJum. loao-tn Coue>ct>C*>am- 

nena at eunttaiaiafd papar.'.aafiat. vtta tear pnvata ccfiaaion ramowaf 

abacari %• "" pars. CCyHaJrOcmarfCtr. f r*»» Jar- Jrwaad by« COUli 

net •*•»• than, ona aa»- 

aaaaranga, dun. rag*, acnap twaiaaa. •ndOKpoaat - • patTcn or party patoa trni Itrnt mak In a«yar7 jboclocJiinthoartaîp*, -dkliDn k *ha4 not •Mata ^»». '*olly 

«nrjujt«tawaa autcl/ln* waffV . 

, any rypa of atyntoarn or any.canar ' 11 & A* racydacn* matonati atuat r. iharaty cauaJng baxlu"Oao 

• '. /ANQtiA»HLLGG4. ramaJnlng portion*: vhtch trtaU *p*«ta« auStor vaMela a alUaM aUaM ba *| 

aaaHa a*a^^ a^âaa*4^B^Baa* aam aat •^BtBaBaaaaBB 

— — rnatarW o( any Und.ôtlw b* taparatad iu«n noi> racyâfc** 

A* 

/anatm n tut toroa and tuact 

v.an auf anaary laj • 'a*^BBa 

ittan 

" It oomrncn to 'maurrtaJt. land poacad lor enaaulon *1 "(jaof 

-A'-VKXATiOiS 

3. 

rk*. and aaai 

at any It*** ba lu Mala af «•«# a*> 

7.» WocycMap. Opn-ftCljCling; 

a or rrP* ct-coniJKKX • . Ar»y catananca> Inoonaaaaani aatft 

mmtiit*i or daatjpalr ar atiaat I baW 

fDU^D» {Mnaatai cai Daina atrtppacl «r 

ol audi axonaliaanryi "T»a» ,Oad»- 

t»aa»li< f**t tour doaV MaOax 

ntaathM aocr> aa Urabatr. Ufca. block, 

nanca aiual tatia aflaKt an 

GLASS 

atoaa. pataaar.* ccn 

nol ba(*aO>d upon ayM. .. 3 Contart- a'usaova i«ry iV) tndjnanratr ta>aa*Jad by aa 

0«ta."V«Jar» an- 

r 

*y- {^'y -a»aat. atdaaaaat. pouocW Mm^t lt>«:Jion « 3; _i*i.co 

aoctTTnâaWl at tna 1 

boaa*a«a>. twacti or arm pub- 4- irnpfc«jar too^rtaa on contair«r tv *>» Count*, rt Ocaan CtS: *aaaa 

AddUCnaft, OOfaaW\jCtaDa^k 

IcrirprtWaâoa u aftal ba urtaa* ,(iatttorv4 V). ,• . . lOtO Jartay. at a rniatlna c« aafcf CouftcB 

•an c* aaaa 

of tna) Onahanca 

M- •«» a. 

1 tmprctx< ntiir * c< tr.ao .Accaareuaajor al irJtaâl Oarâc a>g of wad f/sund 

rrva«. 

.net * 

OLAafa -'M »aod anjl 

•and, aoda a*fi1 ari 

and fiaaano Maad M p*jta«>ci 

cm> fmoamaa. artndoai otaa*. 

iNrroac. MMt gtaaav Cl>ara loud 

aw. •aefcJdrto a 

fcamiif «nd caJaai Tycaaa of map m 

art arv ufflar •»«• »JCO* . -, 

2 3 4 MtXXD ("UAATCC-OK I»». 

I JCi v 

oa«aa>aa»» mad* Irofn varUua 

"-tfr-iata (FtT. XX't-) 

aoo*. tram ant) 

23 7 YAI 

[p«ac4(i iomtnan m tna 

j^marautatal 

-•/.•: 

VS. 

2^ PUaUC OOKTA#at"« • Any 

m aamaf by •«* Cay ol 

Cay. tMaaad m sunac pnp- 

a^td norvtacyCla- 

«*.t T>» F 137 JO 

.7uffm < a??ri.iiifrrwlT 1>

B18 

' - ' • • • • • > ' ' " • • • ; • • • '•' . ' r • • « • • • ' ' . " • • • " • ' ' ' • ; . 

Oo—nCtty, 

Three Mainland students to 

journey to Israel and Africa 

UNWOODr — Three 

Mainland Regionai High 

School- students W M Y*n 

nine other Atlantic County 

youths, in a four-week journey 

to Israel and Africa this 

summer in a program-sponsored 

by the Federation al 

Jewish Agencies in Atlantic . 

County. . ' • . . . - • 

and abroad.. • ' ' '. . • 

. Matthew Bolson, Jill Family 

and J0ri Matison will 

participate in. the threephase 

program .whiih 

requires background preparation, 

travel and commu- 

deported »6 the United 

States in the I8lh and 19th 

centuries. . / •". • 

Thcy>rill aJao;vi»$t Gambia, 

wricrc the Book of Ruth 

is thought to have originated, 

and Masada, a fortress 

nity presentations "in a in southern Israel, where 

yearlong commitment to thousands of Jews died 

fulfill the program's objec- rather than capitulate to the 

Titled "Operation Friradtives. •'•..' Romans, ' ' 

ship." the# program offers ".The Mainland- students Upon their yoturn, the 

the AfricanrAmcrican and will travel to" the Republic students will speak to 

Jewish shadents the oppor- • of Senegal-to sec the Island school and.community 

tunity to develop leader; of Gray, the site where groups and share their 

'ship skills and to promote 'slaves were, traded arvd' experiences and impres- 

interracial harmony locally. 

sions of Africa and Israel 

* • r 

: ' • ' ' . . • 

ACC lists classes for Kids College 

MAYS LANDING— A Outer Space Exploration 

host of experiences and and Robotics. • 

skill* await children ages Classes will "also be 

7-12 ij\ the enrichment offered in music, writing, 

wqrkshops offered this tennis, dance, golf, drama, 

summer at Atlantic Corn- Science/computers-and 

muniry College. self-defense, among others. 

Among the c}a«es listed Sessions will be offered at 

are Cooking for Kids. » and the college's Mays.Landing 

-11; Sea Adventures. I and II; campus, and some will be 

Introduction .to Phptogra-,' available at-the Clpe May" 

" phy; Rocketry. Flight ,arjd • j£ounty Extension Omtcr. 

THIS WEEKS SPECIAL* 

BREAST OFTURKEYSANDWi 

Onyourcfcice 

of thread pi wf 

Rio Grande, and in Scavilk. 

Students may participate 

in the-programs in a variety 

-of formats, half days or full 

days for a week or longer. 

Classes begin in July and 

run through August 

Fo'r more information, 

call the college's Business 

and Human Resource Center. 

343-482$. 

• • ' • - 

OmSDeli& Catering 

L -- *•'• : SINCE 1969 " ' ' '" W 

SINCE 1969 

1018 Asfeufy Ave •, Ocean City -398-1046 

• i" n QpooMonBay«hm.SaVdsy*f 6oaod Sijnday . t ••', 

BOVftR'S MflRKCT V. 

ts!»44 Astirv Ave. Otean City S9-1343 - - 

LEQ OFIaAMB 

FRESH 

NEVER . 

USDA Baby Spring Leg of Limb; 

99 

FROZEN '• •*•',«*S5fhdi 

• Soid HanOnQAAIerj^ No EaOra Coct 

Sf42 tv 

398-5466. _ _ 

. WE DEUVER 136'3 Asbury Ayg -'AacfesTFrari Boyafs iterkcl 

ry 

STEAKSUBS : 

Vaughan's 

FARM - GARDEN 

OPEN DULY 

BOYAR'S BURGERS 

BA^R-B-OUE 

"We Grow Our Own 

PETUNIA SALE 

*7.99 Flat 

Reg J1SS2 

48 large flowering plants 

llbc & Match - many colors 

HANGING BASKETS 

Jumbo rvy Geraniums 

NURSERY STOCK 

AzafeQt • fthodos • Ftowedng Trees • Evergreens • Frut Trees 

Top Sol, Peat Moss, Humus, Cow Manure, Mulches 

TQHAIQgS ASPARAGUS 

usr 

CHANCE! 

Jersey 

Strwberries 

& 

Peas 

VtDMJk 

OMQNS 

•"••f'vS... ; •-^^• ; ;.^~V^. v frfr;.-^^^^ 

Oh exhibit 

Artist* at Ocaan Clly Hic)h School,-whow work was on display doting the recent 

Graduating Sentor Art Snow. gatMr before meeting their pubic They ana, from (eft. 

George Camptze. Chris Palladkw, Jen Rlckert. Tara Diehl, Dortfntck lannace and 

Jennifer Zufcsr, ' • .. : 

Brainpower ' 

Dr. Ricnanl U. L,qf*(hs*d.'general suroeon ax Burdcue'fc»rnjfH\toemoftal rtp 

tpoaka to fifth Qrado styejerne at Upper Township Middje Scriool aboul ffio .worWnJJs 

ol tho human îrain. Thtf sttxlonis arc slucryiyig (ho human body *nd hownlhe brain 

Yoilr Partner for trw> SOa'Wlth... 

Mas: 

Home 

tree (.becking feature*: 

V. :•. r.:lh\\ vfMcr fit; • 

Nsi .:.:!irtT:urn lii.iJ'ivV 

•; U-ii . !:l". k 

:'::-,: '.::c ! ! f t.^^'.i•:*.:«• r 

i!'-::.c }• r< t- i !.i k n. r ij» Vij; ii •>•>!• ocr\ 

•.:..< :.'• :r.iw:f.iurr. kiwu •• u rtrjyiri-d U> nukr i: 

'rn .: - ^ of our other checking Accounts. 

OCEAN CITY 

HOME SAVINGS 

AMD LOAN ABBOCIATtOfSI 

Oc*««t C»y omc* 

1001 AiCuj 

3W-0012 

roc 

.;•!••,..,.••«:, 

Marmora OfAc« 

JBACCALAWUSATHTSERVICB 

OCEAN CttY TABfiRNAClB 

ORDER OF WORSHIP ' 

Frdudo _^--« __\^Mrt, jKaren Rabtmdn, Organist 

Cfl'^JOidnboqJfcrt': •";"' 

y 

M«iuflt.,._R«vm» 

,'••' Scherzlno.~.Bce»hovwi. " •. " • •|* 

Rondo..:U-M«»l« 

; .. Trumpef Tune-Âainky , ', . ' 

jproccsitonal ,» Mn.Karen RobortMn, Organist 

Tomp and Clrcum»uncar,^_Elg»r • :. 

(Aud^lcnco wiU retnaln K»tcd during ProoM»iaraI) 

Odl to Wonhrp—^--..-r.~——Jtor. John S. Sheldon 

• : Rn» Piwtoytcrlan Church. 

SbJactiioru.— Owsan Qty High School Concert.Choir 

"Alnia Mater".^.Bcru»ri/MlUcr • 

' , (Seniors) . / 

. Scripturc.Rcading_.—_,-.• JRcV-AUtett Alspach 

' . St, John Lutheran Church 

Ptaycf._._..'..: A -Hcv- l«wrcnceE. Moore 

St. Peter** Unifed KictKodiit Church 

Sermon „:.'..— -^.*_--t>r. Ronald Vf. Mansdocrfcr 

.' . ' Ocean Clry.lkptlit Church 

' ' •' • Topic "Success; An Insight" ' ' 

Benediction—-._ ^_Monsignor Joseph P. Herron 

St. FraflcctC*brini Catholic'Church 

Rocowiorol ,_«_.Jvlo. KarenRdbertsoti, Organu* 

"Pomp and ClrcunWtnoo"—Elgar 

Picaae 4>no» gN« 

Dr, Anthony C. Scalto*' 

^ i t d t £ h h 

• A- BOARD OF EDUCATION 

Mr». Maryann lapchoncy.Presidcnt 

Mr-}c>»cpiiIudka,VlcePrwkhsnt' • 

i- r>. Ehteat C. Dunn Mrs. Patricia Htrris 

Mr*- jane Glenn Mr. Donald Johnson 

"Mrt. Jeanne Gorman '", MrvLauta 

,KCk Kenneth Marshall 

'-, .' Ct_ASSOFFICERS r 

Richard Mower; .»'*'*- - Shannon- Scatty, 

President, ' -. Vice President 

-' . VictorU.Herringtoh V • '' 

[•' '-. ' Cprre^poirtflinpSccreârjt ',_ . -' ' 

' . *' UzbethJohnson •'./'.* 

'. - V . RcconllnftBecrctary * •;.' 

ErickaJMae. • , Michael Lanfelcy 

TrBMurer • . . • 

• • • . . • • ' • • • - . • 

Receives Jijris Doctor 

j p Dd. —; 

.Thccnit Guftave Egrter of 

AdMer. Pit, and * summer! 

r*tld«nt o! • Ocein. Qty. 

received • Juris Doctor*. 

.. recertify open ,Wid- 

Univemty School oT 

L«w. ' • • ' 

Whfle^t Widnvtt. he wp 

a mcmfeor,of the law $to- 

i • 

Thocua EgrW • 

dent DKosion oi , both the 

American and Pfcrtru 

bar asaocj>abDnsi tr* 

^ of «nm, 

Ddo L«w 

j tho 

Sooctv, .far whjcrv St 

the 

y 

In »987, Egncr g 

can l»ude 

of ixls 

Inom Tarîc- Ur 

yry, v.'Scrc he v 

i Schoutr "He 

ScSooi, vk-herc ht- 

; o! ihe Nat: 

i loner Soocty 

During thcoaw tvi\j 

he vvarvrd u ) 

& 

•' 

Rose show Salurda> 

LAND1NX3 - Tt. 

Ro6e Scxit-r 

'(ih ahnua! rt*. 

S osx Sat. 

?urc 4 at tfv riarrulton 

u boc arvi raw 

er\trie» are invited. Cai 1 \ 

•Wucsi, 390-3637. 

Beach. Chair and 

Umbrefia CARRIER 

ONLY ^» 

h iii 

ORDammfOB 

Father's Day 

398J652 

dessert ideas — A6 

of complaint 

OCEAN CTTY — A4ocal4abpr organization 

has*charged Marking jAulhor- 

îty execubye director VVdHarn Awust 

W woth unFaff Tabor ptacHcci af tcr K>ur' 

(ocmcr workers said trury-wote le/go 

.. after an attempt at unionization. 

The Commwtication* Workers 'of 

Amcrig fAFL-CIO),whlch reprwenfeunionizeci 

dry workers, filed the fcony 

plaim.witfi the sUtc,Public firnploy- 

/' ment Relations {j?ommiflsion'tast 

. Wednesday.- - '. . 

The' four irmployees — WUham 

Êmerson of. Egg Harboc Towji&hip, 

Êd Muslin of Egg JiarboV-Township; 

George Morgan -of Egg Harbor Town-* 

.jKip ohel Robert Cbyje of.Ocean Gty' 

— and-poi&ibly.threc othcri"claimed, 

to have signed gntcn cards-"just prior 

to, being'.dismissed* 'according to^ 

- tmerscm,' a fom\cT »upcrvixjr,x>f 

rvrrking lots, xrwurrtcnance am"ing that 

» union wfll "never gr« In w)»lc I'm • 

. .'" August uVaiaa charged with Ictung 

go all 'employees who c»pre«*cd 

* inteTCit In unionization 1" 

Wsjjcrvcy "hiJ hirt«d. *txirt pJcopIe «ir»cc 7. 

\heir ial, induding an 

, TCoyec. according to En'krrsor. 

Au£vrtt( den>c» trviklng any 

• .nul uy>iKat the dismlwJi* >* 

r. The cinpioyi>c^^ v. ho were 

1, hi' laid. v.-t-rc oftjv 

*">• '-p'-oyec-k 

. "! \ and since the locate wor'ao 

, *• . , ""to the idcd,-fhe county wfll 

. . Many residents e^-ptag it '• , 

o> {htt barrier udand cwruminity. ^rfjTV* • . . ' V. 

beiiTVe that »pUn »o purchase vaont .^ hUr thcrc h * a - b *5 !n < ". 

LuvJ 4} .'Whak? Beach under a 

prtfci-rv*tio*> gra"« uri«y < 

hjaw trtir. gopil-i 

DuAr.g a mreiin^'ol tKc 

JUrtproveingot 'Ajaoaaoon 

the firr hail Cape May Cixlnty pdn- 

milhoD 

:hc •o»tt-I>epartrncrit oi Er.vi- 

^ y v> 

f-. pajprrt?. v»hccV» is, O 

fc:g!vnik TiOoi am». 

Moit oJ i?,c ^0 rîdcrti tn 

itJcJuijncP. hk>4*T\iT. ft-H part

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AZ OowmCtty, UJ> . Jun.12,1990 

Mandatory beach, ocean tests 

WASHINGTON, D.C — 

U.S. Representative BIN 

Hughes^ D-'ist, recently 

cnllcd-for passage of legislation 

he wrote to require 

uniform testing of beaches, 

and'ocean waters along. 

coastal Hate*. • • 

, speaking at a hearing of 

the House Subcommittee on 

Oceanography, Hughes 

said his legislation will help 

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Commercial and Residential 

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assure the millions of peooped, the legislation because that consists of weekly test- arc' related to beach dojn .'years to develop and implcr 

ple who vacation or Uvethere 

is no consistency . Ing and, when necessary, ng*. . , . 

tnent the teach and ocean * 

along the seashore that among coastal states at this closing of beeches during "Under Ws bill, Hughe* 

testing standard*; : ' 

coastal waters and beaches time when It comes to mon- periods of high conccntni- said, coastal states would be 

"Obviously, pollution 

are dean and safe. itoring and testing pecan tions of bacteria in dierequired 

to adopt standard* 

knowa no> geographic 

At the same time, he said, . water quality, and this' has Water," Hughes said. which comply, with the fed- • 

boundaries," Hughe* said. 

it will put in place enforce- caused a great deal of pub- "People whoJlve and vaca- crnl criteria. He noted that 

,.• High bacterial concentra- Former thrfftexecutlve 

able standards for dosing ' lie confusion. , -" - tion in New Jersey arc now under present' law, -recretions- 

can happen anywhere Is subiect of IRS probd 

and reopening beaches "It may nctt come as a. 

recognizing this stamp of ational water testing stan- 

for any number of reasons:: 

when incidents of pollution surprise that rny own State approval and are assured', da.rd« undc.r the Clca'n- 

It -only makes cense to SOMERS^rXMNT-^- The Internal Revenue Service is. 

occur- . • ' • - • •' of New Jersey has a strin- that (he waters arc- safe for Watcr Act are non:regulato- 

require that air coastal investigating loans made by a former of fleer at Action 

: 

Hughes said he tleVcl- .'gent beach-testing program 6wimming.. :. • • • ry, meaning they cannot-be 

states, respond effectively Savings Bank SLA, who previously was part of a State ' 

. "Unfortunately, (cw enforced • until • adopted, by - 

£nd in the same manner Police probe into development loans, according to The • 

other states provide the «tate& as part of their own 

when these incidents occur.. Proa of Atlantic City. . . 

same protection to the pub- water quality standards. . 

Just as importantly, the . George Elkins'of linwood, who had served as chief • < 

tic. In fact, many, states test. Hughes said -thcr legisla- 

public should hove the lottding officer and president of Coast .Development ".. 

their beaches Infrequently. tion authorize ST million' 

right to know the true Corp., Action's teal estate subsidiary, until tast Novem- 

During Incidents of lowover 

each of the next five 

water quality." 

ber, b rcportedly being in vestigatea by the IRS to deter- * 

mihe^vhat income he received during his tenure-. ... • 

water quality, some states 

may . issue only advisory 

Noted for steering the th^ftiritoWgher-risk . 

warnings, while other Census Bureau returns development projects during the area building boom 

coastal states have no beach 

some yt«rs ago, Elklns had his loan records supeonacd by 

monitoring program at all." 

a state grand jury to ace if he received any compensation. for additional data 

Hughes said his legislation 

would require the US. Local representatives of include; jobs and earnings; 

. Environmental Protection- the U.S. CensuiBuroau this the economic effects of 

Agency to develop new cri- month began revisiting: unemployment, disability 

teria for ocean Snd beach selected area households* to and retirement; how taxc* 

testing, including; 

conduct its Survey'.of affect personal spending, 

' Mandatory testing of .'inccanoand Program Partic- and partidpation in pro- 

.recreational * waters on aipation, 

according to grams, such-as Social Secu- 

minimum of a weekly basis; La Verne Collins, director of rity, Medicare, Medlcaid 

. Development of uniform the bureau's ' Philadelphia -'and food stamps. 

.testing -standards an'd' pro- regional office. •• ' Information from SIPP 

cedures Jar,'dosing (and 

SIPP is o nationwide sur- Jvclps policy makers and 

reoperung.of beaches; and 

vey introduced tn1983.The administrators determine 

Issuing specific guide-, ijuTeaii jnJbUsKca periodic how- wetf- tevcrnmenVpKV 

line* for cleaning:,up float- , reports witn information grams are serving the pubr 

t able wastes, such as plastic from jthc surveyt Subjects lie apd what im 

- -materials' and cans, which 

changes would have. 

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from bufldcrs who received loans. No charges were ever 

filed and Elkins was never named an official target, 

sources said. . . 

While acknowledging that records had been rftibpoc- . 

naed, Action executives iaid that all depositors have federal 

insurance up to 5100,000, and those with Jotnt 

accountshayccvcnmoTC.Jrie thrift is-currently seeing an 

25% 

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JUNE 17TH 

ATLANTIC -**'J***&>._ 

MAGAZME ^^TJSÛS'Pt 

1MB 1QM 90 q^*, and • jppsf prei 

increoac inits bad loans due to a soft real estate market, 

and is working.to comply with'new fcdcrajl regulations 

tnfpb«ed following \be savlngVand -loan debade. 

Counterfeit $20 bills . 

found in Cape May County :' . 

BatlBt$B'Owm.T&and/i l c»idt3it5'arc being, warned by Ae 

Wildwood Police Deoirtmcnt Out fevcralbogu*$2^> billw •. 

are bcirfg circulated tnft>ug)y>ut Ope MayfTounty. • - •' ^ 

• ThecoiontCTfcit btH, 1 ! are being ulpd to pay for food and ,. 

beverages in restaurants,tnrs and nightclubs. 

ApyohC'doubting the flu thgntidty of a $20 bill 4ho€fd 

call the US. Secret Service at (609) 347-0772 and provide 

the followinj^trffpnnation:. ' -,, • -• -. • 

J>»e letter toll oivsd by a .number on the front in the 

upper" Wt comer; tha letter* followed by a threc-d'fgit number 

on- the front In the lowcf right comer, ^hc yjcar of the 

bill, which is on welowcj front; V^xye the bill Wa» made, ; 

which is in Ihc blaok scat on lhc"back lowct tif,h\ coVWr.^ •". 

and th« throe-digit number located c« the bai,in the 

lowerhght corner. ' ' ' '»•- • ."•' -< 

Tbc'numbcrt of thejoxiwn counterfeit btlUarculjtcd vis 

, Urbane B8586^235Cand,B8Sfi6223feC.. ' ' 

Towrisendls Inlet residents ,, 

^ ^ threaterte homes ; 

U^ — RcsJdcn IK c4 the borough'* TownscrUU % 

fnkrt section "fear that «i-inict dr*dgirg.pn%ct to provide . 

wimf foAorough benches will leave t»-70 o/'*hc readena. Trjvir^rOiy sold BoKxigh . 

. Council Lui.HwC" •/*"*"».• 

-T)vc ln!f» beach wov.crwitt^ Junn^; * W7Kiirrd#r.£ prey 

Dopartrncnt oi Envirn-cmc-nuil F k rv. vrrmisaid 

that tftlctrrv-tlirls^TTi- uiicr. :r-',n cor,vi!«-:«!:*v\ 

daslnos notior-sale. 

despite reportsof debt woes^. > 

ATLANTICCITV' • \\=-p.!t' :niTri\ir.grr-pCjns ! 

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(o Tht Proa ni Ailir.t-.c Crr 

SI bii rf-j rr,.l:-»-. :.-. .j.'.ir 

Tr^rip( 

Margate bridge toll increase 

appealed to state by mayor 

MARGATE — SCiyaril-1 

f-uVjIic Advpcatci Qlhcr'torcvitrw tt»c 

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The big step 

' The Class.of "90 steps forward Thursday. Thegrad- 

1 uating-seniors .will receive their diplomas, those. 

from Ocean City High School during the afternoon; 

' in the early evening at Mainland Regional - 

•".'•• The cliche is that cbmmencernenl warks the transi- 

.tion from the carefree days of.youth (o the "real 

world" of making a living. For many of the gradp- 

• ates, -however, high school commencement ceremc*:. 

••'•* nks mark- but Ihe beginningj.of the end, since they . 

•. are going on to college for upwards of four or more 

. years. Others will go into the service or directly into 

. • the job market • ' .. _r ,, 

For the^cpUege^bouDd,. high school serves as a" g 

springboard J to more learning, more, friendships, •, 

• more, excitement-'or drudgery (depending upon ) 

one's outlook). Actually, those going directly into-the 1 

job force or the military will also, be learning 1 and 1 

" '',': meeting rtew people too. It's just that in college, the >'• 

'•{ -pTCun- 

. •'• daboXnow build upon ft to tK best of your ability!-;. 

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The Santtn«4-LedgeT 

V t fueaday. June 12; 1990' 

The Pabuloua Giw»c Band will perform .at die Mask: 

Pier. Mooriyn Terrace and the boardwalk. 7 p,m. Wednesday, 

Jiine 13 to benefit Shore Memorial Hospital. 

+-.-,:'• Sponsored by the Ocean City Exchange Club, tickets arc 

F ^*i $11- in advance, available at Palombo's Pharmacy and 

IM] G?•>' •'''*.:. • ; 'S"' : lI..*--' ".; : . r V.-. MusJe," or^hcr.Khhbirthday .Ôcean Dry PopijOrchcitra. _^ 

L^'*'.J*-' r »" fc ^vj£;' p>sof> "through June . • . .-, 

Proudly it vya ves Ocuitri City OfJ Cl>^b, ^ ptr.., 

*' 6lh anJ-A'.Untic " ; 

D ar- 

, jint ]n duplicate bridge. 7:?( 

Tucvtiy. Yoiilh C«fnt«.-r. 6th anj Atlmlit 

. Yvralh CcrtUT. 

Some facts about proper display of the » recreation. 

proportlorts 

Ftx atwy vcart the f^g ci ir*- Urlrwi 

found a a variety orf »u

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• Dancewcar. . 

•Sweats . \ 

•Outerwear . - : 

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S«uinoi-L«dgsr Staff 

Whikj *Judcti»8 o/all agos 

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excess to make 4 \o6 evenly, "Otnyp 

^ 4ho poarln ^ coo)iKj ?.hoco_ 

-late with the- processor or place for 

-'•' When Doo't -" 

easily. To loosen the muffin 

tins^ we«w a gJoVe or **se. Q 

potholder and give each of 1 

Beat the cream until it 

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the shells a . slight, twist. 

Turn • the. tin over 

jheyTl slide off. 

- Cool to room temperature. 

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Meanwhile,* begin the fill 

ing (below)- about .20 

• minutes before you.^lan to 

aervc the. torts.Spoon a 

heaping '/« cup.rf prepared 

filling into each /iart shell. 

•tDon t Worry about small 

crscV* iri the cups-; the" fill- 

Ting is so'ihrclt i( shoutdn*? 

Tun out." Bu/i cup water 

them, covered • in ' a • cool , waxed paper. Dip strawber- 1 tap. lcrnon juice . 

one V?y- rics halfway into the choco- 

ihc 

• 3 Tbap. rum • •. 

late and place, on prepared Puree watermelon chunks 

refrigerator, however, sheet Refrigerate unBl set, in a blender or rood proces- 

because tru* chocolate will about 10 minutes. Yields 18 sor. Add syrup, water, 

develop the pale gray color 

dipped strawbetrie*. , : lemon juice, and ruin. 

toown as-btootru-While it 

For a refreshing .alterna- 

Freeze in an ice 

.holds sfiffjpcaka. Stir one- blC loo) tive to ice cream, try this 

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quarter, of the whipped 

recipe for Watermelon Sor- 

arejrn into the chocolate 

bet Capitalize on Ihc abun- 

mixrUrq to lighten it, then CiiOCOMTE-DZPPED dance of luscious summer 

fold in the rernaming cream STRAWBERRIES mefons by serving a scoop 

in 3 batches. 

of sorbet in a circle of melon- 

Fills 24 tarts. . • r^ 3 squares (3ounces) semi- ballj.fora low-caloric treat 

Gelebratedai^y moqth witft fresh dairy products 

1 cream 

freezer according to the 

manufacturer's directions. 

Sugar syrup: 

Boil together Vi cup'granulated 

sugar .and Jh cup 

water for 5 minutest Cool 

and store in j| tlghtfy covered 

container. 

Dairy Month" i* 

AijAUorvw-Hic odebration to 

honor tj»e qualify and freshncsi 

of real dairy fopefs 

before 

12'.ounces' scmiswt'c 

bittct5hw%>ct chocolate " 

whi< * contribute "over .70 

otôr'perccnf oicxir daily calciurn 

heeds and»many other vital 

mitnenLs. NutrrtWnists at. 

offer 

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* hints f«» boyirig, stonng 

hrtd serving dairy*products 

dprmg" the comirtg sumfaicT 

*3 Tb»sp. stro^j; cofffx; inonthv 

3 Tbsp. orange" liqueur Rea.d 

Crossf.pens, 

25o, 

pencifs and 

desk-sets-.- 

SMItH WELERS, Inc. 

M your'-sign of.real dairy. 

products,. ^ •__._ '.':.-''_''_ _ 

- Dairy" CoundT, Ihc is a, 

nott-profit nutrition education 

organization whose^ 

service* extend |o the trt^- • 

state area- of Southca>tern 

• "Refrigerate dairy prod- rewrap'thc cnccsc tightly in 

and South Central Pcnn«yl- * 

ucts as soon a* possible moisture-vapor wrap «»r 

vattia'. Southern New^crscy 

after purchase. p^&cc inftn airtight contpin* 

and Delaware. . " 

Refrigerate milk,, cottage er. » 

chcose, yogurt, cream and''Store" dry milk and 

smiliar x>rod*uct5 ip their •• . 

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OOMA City. ru. TUMday, dim* U 

-,. • .'• • . pMa- HclcnThlclerofNk)rtftfield;ason,Rushof Haverfocd, Pa.; 

' Following the merger with. Girard TrusrBank. Mr. and five grandchildren. '.'-.. 

Haines concentrated dn domestic bajjking and ultimately • Services. wiU be ar Christ Episcopal Church. 157 Shore 

^cornea senior viceprcsidentofthe Dank. For Ihc last six Road. Somers Point, at 2 •p.xti Friday. Interment will beifpitfTS 

rdL Kic f i r w T inritrV f"^*TTfct*r4 ' %JLT KTatrti^T W*flirm*fi tfl >W{ti ; . ' . ' • " • • • • . ' ' • : ' • , • ; • . ; • • : • : • • • ' • ' . • • ; ; ; . . • . . ; • • • • ; 

Webb Corporation, The Short line Railroad, The Pnilddcl-, Burial was in Adams Cemetery in Port Republic. .. 

G. Robert Haines, 79, 

phia Port Bureau, and the Philadelphia Bourse, of which Contributions may be made to Out American Cancer 

he was also president. \-i • 

Society, 101 &Shdn} Rood.Northfleld 08225^, 

banker, organist 

Following his retirement in 1975, Mr. Haines moved to -* -- o . . .« ^ ¥ v 

W C Robert Ham?s. ^« retired banker. avid •Linwopd, where he became" active Jn various civic ax»d jerOIti^ i^Cni0IIer, lJkU.» 

organist and Ocean Qtystmruner resident since 1917. died charitable organizations, lndudlng menibenhips.oa the • . . 

Juoe-7 at Shore Memorial Hospital, Somcrs Point. 

boards of AUiintte Mental Health Center, the Uriwood 

' Born in Philadelphia, Mn Haino graduated from Lans- Planning Board and Atiantk; County Council on Ecodownc 

High School in 192a After graduation from Havnomic Development . 

erford College in 1932; he began his banking career, in the An accomplished organist, Mr. Haines helped defray the 

Foreign' Department of the former "Corn Exchange .cost of his,college education, playing the organ at the 

Ni National National N l Bank, B Philadelphia,"where p he was able b Brooklinc Theater in Havertown, Pa., as well a* the carili 

to take advantage of his fluency in several languages. Ion atSt. George's Episcopal Church-, Ardmore. a9l/9p90 

132 Saudi Short Rod • Mxv^n • YH?t296 

A US.'Army veteran of World War U, Mr. Jesuncosky 

was born In Vlneland and lived in Cape May Cburt House 

most of his life.' , " .", '." """ . 7 

Surviving arc'his wife, Lots? lour daughters. Joan J-layes 

and Debbie MWph« bot^ of Estcll Manor, MartKa Ann 

Hairy of Sicklervllje and Simpkins of Germarua; three 

wris. Herbert Gcrretz. of Estell Manor, Edward Gcrretz of 

Ocean Cfry And RichAfd Gcrretz of Avalon/OgrandchUaren;a»dtwogreat-grandchUdrcnf 

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rut MoîtUI 

South Jersey's Diamond Source 

wood. ' • - '• ' - " '•••.. '• • . • . ' 

Surviving are his wife, Manorie; two daughters, Marie 

McGourt otXâdow Brook, Pa. and Jean Young "of Marmora; 

a son, John of North Cape May, and three grandchildren. 

• • • . „ ' • 

Mass of Christian Burial will be lQaJn. Thursday at the 

Church of the-Assumption, VVUdwood Crest .Burial will 

be in St/Mary^ Cemetery,Xlold Spring. . . -, . . ' * - 

Friends may caU from ftp 9 pjru Wednesday'at tho 

Safety campaign ' 

kicks ofT Saturday 

. ' 

May Court'Hodse. ' " ' • 

Contribujions may be nydc to the retell Manor Fire 

Cofhpany;E»tollMjnoc08Sl9. ! . ) ' ' \ ', ' 

Eunice Martin* 59 

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EGG HARBPR C^fTY'— Eunice Tape" !k 

Martin 59, of tMlijoty died Jure 9 at her homo. • 

Mrs. Martin'had workfcd al the Sca^cw Marriott GqJf 

Resune 28 ai thr 

Atfanbc Ory- Moficsl Cc« 

. HQ»>ice. 134.P "Doughty 

Road; 03 383-15051 • : 

Make Dad 

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Send h«n Mftr* fct^nl 

tknscnnc ctrtadue* aod 

perfact jjn far al U> 4ÎI 

yoorUt "BiMntfoata^r* 1 

St. 

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Bowker,; right..KathyAllegrotlo was instiling oflic.er. . ; - .. - . , 

AARPtohear 

Salmon on • 

budget crisis 

OCEAN CITY — The 

American Association of 

Retired Persons,- Chapter 

Na 1962,. will hear guest 

speaker., AsSeApblyman 

, in 40th year, 

holds officer installation 

Civic Association plans 

'90 confab, fashion show 

Tuaaday.Jun* 1^1000 OpMnaty, NJ. TH£4SNI9i£lsL£Oaeil 

Former 'Miss' pageant 

shifts to scholarships 

AUDUBON — High with the Class of 1991, be *> 

CXÊAN CITY — The 40th anniversary added to assistant i treasurer; and 

school girls Who are think- LKS. dtizen, 

six" 

I. Atlantic City. Country qpb , the festive occasion 

ing about-college'and how 

trustees., 

ship t 

'hpt** the setting last woei Outgoing r»,,^h;«« ~~JA 

to pay /or it .should write schbpi.t 

president Doris , Jcnftifer Lojxjr, Miss Cape 

• for the 40th annual installa- 

for a.free brochure about composuTc i 

Bowkar greeted the woman May. Ccainty, 'cnlertained 

tion dinner of the Colony 

the Cash, and college schol^ 

and thanked- them for awith 

a -medley of. eight: 

A total of $8,100 m 

Club of Ocean City. Seven 

arship* offered through-the 

good yeah ';.'.. song's. ' -•. ' . 

scholarships was 

charter members of the dub 

New Jersey. Young ,Vyoman 

wcrelin attendance. 

Kathy Allegretto Installed

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fr, 

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Stopjn our-'office,'located at 701 AsburyAve. (BehindKITCHEN COKNKCTJONV - 

• ' . . * • " - • • * . • . . . ' . - . . ' • ' ' - . . . . ' • • • ' . * • - . 

Builder •' »' • Fully Insured»rf .'.. •• ' * •f'rec kstimaii-.s. 

References Available Upon Request ' " . 

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927-2891 

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, REPAIRS^ 

I 399-2466 | 

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'Ocean Dry, KJ 399-0663 

TARVESJNC. 

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32WGMlA>iD Kit hUSLE* S PCSHT Hj C6222 

onnsons 

ELECTRIC 

RESIDENTIAL' COUME.RGtAL 

aECTRICAL CONTRACTORS 

Carm Uay County^ UrgMt Appfianc« Deai«f 

930 ASBUHY A VENUE 

• • • • OWM0-19W 

Nev^Con&rudton •" Alterations arid, ftepairs 

FREE 

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1 399-7997 

rjuon o! Quality Bista-r.g 

237 V.'c-i.; A.c-rcc- Ocean Crt> fo 

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VINYL REPLACEMENT WINDOWS 

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Shingle • Rubber- 

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BOTH * A88ORY • Vlaw of ooaan. and HOME IN RtVCftAy< 

Aodr duptox. (tor 3 Wrm*.. 1'^ ham*, bath*. o*a tiaaL UflO. ' 

•aa. *nr.. tr«. d«v, PUIWO daett Halt- ' " ^ ^ 

H»aaOnort»»»aa»iY. Can SW>. 7087 . 

ACHO»» W*0M OCltAn) - and boar* Fum. baach. «000Mk. 

d l d C » 3 

APA -« bdrm. Wi If, 6am » 

pgrrfv Oaafl» «. ,«90Mk. 3 bdrm*, »Ji. 

vvbattt Vk porcK OMpa •. •tpto*. 

Aptat -JWM QaMa. 7lh Si baacfi MocK 

watWo dteamca 10 iloraa tchurct** 

7gi7 

IKX3D8 - Oaly. *W^y or moodVy. 

Ljwg*, dMa nouM 

n Marmora Non-tmofcar, 

uM*. Cai 1-21S-747-33O3. 

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FOR SAU • Pooono MM. No 

j •Mm. THia oyaf parmanav. Darti 

(apotaatatd lot Woodad vacaHanoomasm*. 

Cat Tom avantngi 

WfCR TOtMNSHP - OvarS aoa* eaav 

manMI oraund. f laopoo. ftioa Raal E»> 

•Ha. maWcw. 380-1444. • . 

UPPER TOWNSHIP • Routa 0 • SO. 

prMw oowmanflal ooraar tot Pno» m- 

NOTIC8 TO UMTTCWEDfTOfle. 

W. ROBSHT HEMTOEB. 

ESTATH o . 

- _ . . a»«CE FAMJLY HOME • Opporktftlly h> a/k/a RoxaUaT Wloolna Cobto. 

...^ a bdrm. (tit, tat>, and. poreh. ram yaar rtuxid or powtta *non MHB- OfCCASCO PUMUaW IO •kaodat ' 

»«,»4OCkr»». Boor tromt»acJi ana «ca hotaa »*« 

* - --- mll 

)pMr, Waadnoo » ult Ra» M Hue Dap. 

Lonhmd aaoratx. 

ihe artxwnr daAoad. ayttT-iha 

. on-*iraa 

i-Vk.Wo(*« fcoaath A boarOwaDi, Mo SOUTXNO • fumaVMt'3 (wdrooni 

pan. po tmetun. -Jana-Auou*r monrhr fKxaa. 2. bun*,' temiy room, fanpat 

or. l.aalpnal a>aimnn. Ca4 3B0-80K yard, outdoor tnovar. j Oodu » baach, 

•varwidX ' - 1 taock lo patrS'W>d. S7iO mo 

OCEAN. CITY • f«inata roornn*!* 

• anan tenahad 4 pdna fxuta 

Mif > iA avpnantta*. AwaA. tmrnadlaaVf tt\\ Aoor. mV. 6^. dw. wtf. pariÂQ. < 

. tvowgh labor day. tiVaViaaaorv LW*» t*x» ipXiatcn |7^v»vi . ua* a«-|BÎ laffl. - ' ?iS-2aM»u • •" • / 

>d C4«Oartan*,-a4W10C' 

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CCIAN C!fV 

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4» I' k) ."A! 

?U«tf DC0ROOM COPUX Am • oanirai 

ixtxn Qaa haat. o* tr*atrpana-n. 

OCEAKOTY « 

MARMORA AREA 

ONE.BORM 

carpoL pn.ito 

Yearly- 

710'Htoortyn •Torrocc 

395-4858 Y^ N 

L Ro'rftiaRetlE«ta?e. 

rrrsPAiM COAST 

iVf rp» ttaff w* a LOT 

] Okya ft J MOrtta -,,f7» 

"RATON • 

iii iw- ».' Storage fii»lli naarrTiai 

papwa^m on M> m «">• onca ot f^» 

Coda l/*>wnn Catau «n* tomng tioaiM o« ** widanlanad. 

u> OW awrpaja aama In 

«*• k». 3K10A-1. at 

Publo Auoaton. Tha Ctcydaa oama 

yaopoaaaaatonalttacty oi Ooaan 

. CâVwa3fr««>andon»nari> or taftira 

«Wk ( mu^» ctctG wan 

adyocavtfidi the 

approval of a wv«r llru;. : 

. few cxpre*»ed concern 

that the program would 

begin voluntarily, but that 

the county would begin 

using condemnation to gain 

Tha McyetM and MitocaHanaoiia 

flawbaaaaankiadalJhaDaar- __ .. . 

pn 

y ioSoi^rSS ifSSSi2? ^P P«>tec» dunes and wct- 

*+**_*» aata. £mrfiHnQ lands «nd reduce develop' 

^"joiiaWaWjaiawovmcnt in a coastal high 

- ' PtjvchMfriQ Ao*r^ KATHTTI "arc*.* % 

•vtiiTJ»J4t - — " "* 

' LEASEFOft 

•OLjatv - 

70-3TATION AXJTO '•• 

« AUTOOOCFEEDEA 

- T -^ 

i erty bdtween the northern . 

end Of Sea Tsle City and the 

Southern end of Strathmere 

WfU be considered for 

acquisition. Jarmcr said, the 

pyrcHas.csi might extend 

into Strathmere' proper' if 

horoeowncrs are interested 

in selling and if the funds 

Tu—

A14 fHE.8eNVN£L-lE0Q£R OcMnClty, N.J. TWday, Jun«12.1MO 

STRAND 

(continued from page 11' , • On Feb. 20, 1989, the rcn- revisions were made to the 

The May 24 letter cites .ovations drawn by Joseph plan.that "new glass block 

jhreo meeting dates In Courter ?howed that tno panels would be installed" 

which the; plans were gloss Vocks" would be on the 9th Street facade. . 

ltd each.time. • • > 

T 1 oca c^mTw\^K '" ni8h piarJships"in shot put. d«rfcu» and javol/n j in 1930 Statairacfc mo«t> 

j, D MIKE FAODEN>(4a FA0DEN>(4a potnu potnu aoairrf aoairrf EjjnfHartxjf EjjnfHartxjr in 1958, aliU atiU ltn> trm anol6-Clam« anolA-flam* rdeofd ritod 32 

ybaralatort - ; .' - r . , , ;. . : J CAMPUBRARY'lS , elderly cpunty residents to Atlantic; County were 

SUMMER READING CtUB check on Aeir woU'bcing awarded to Grace>Ridgc> 

. SOMERS POINT—Chit- and offer, a friei\dly,,caring- "vvay ,'of Atlantic County 

ciren of nil a^cs are invited - vpicc_. over.-the telephone "Vcfcationat. School and. 

.to join "Camp-Library," the three" days d week. Volun* Michael. Julia 6f Hammdn- 

Spmcrs- Poirit: Library's tecra wilt, call from their ton High.School. They 

Summer Reading Club, Jujy homes and a Reassurance reccivtd SSOO.and a plaque 

10-Aug:21.- . - . Guide Is available (or allcongratulating 

them on 

Register at the library,747 who wish,-to volunteer as their achievements. 

Shore''Road,, duripg; the callers; call 653-3488. • . LIBRARY COMPUTERS 

week of July . 2.. Reading 

TO BE UPGRADED 

club meetings begin on July LDA SCHOLARSHIPS 1 

The Atlantic County 

10. Children in grades' 14 ARE GIVEN OUT 

Library' System received a 

meet 10-11:30 a.m. Tues- MARGATE — Schobr- S100.000 state grant thia. 

days, and grades 5-8 meet shjprs from the Learning year tier implement a new 

1:30-3 p.m. Tuesdays; call Disabilities Association of and improved computer. 

927-7113. " 

GETTING THE NUMBER. Orify original ballots 

ON OLD PHONE BOOKS . 

MAYS LANDING — As 

updated telephone books-, OK for Hall of Fame 

.•\re being distributed 

throirghoac Atlantic Coun- 

Tom. William*, sports writer for The SentinxlLalgtr 

reports he Ka.s received a few xerographic ballots in the' 

ty, the county Utilities Ocean City High School Sports Hall of Fame voting pro- 

Authority is launching a vcess. 

" • ^ ' •... 

drive to recycle old tele-' 

phor»e"books. ; 

T>o 200,000 phone books 

distributed last year will' 

represent 3&) tons of waste 

which Will end .up In* 

alread^-bverburdc^ned 

landfills if •discar'decr " as 

. • •. • ' « 

OGEORGE LO0€R (llnfortaptio.'U and T1000votodiumbto in 19&4 Icxflftaltoamo) .- 

xxa hetne 

hiKin-ltiiikLy iwuri.'-icr SCTNICCS. Ir» 

2131 AvSar. A\v.'jc 

Ocean Cs'.y. \c* Jcn/r, riS226 

[fiecyeje 

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• • • » ' • . • ' • , 

" Oo—n Qty, N.J. Tq«td«y. Jun»13,1800 

arts & entertainment briefs 

POPS TO HOLD 

BIRTHDAY GALA 

OCEAN CITY — a gala 

bcrrcflt concert to honor 

musical impresario Esther 

Weil on her 80th birthday 

will begin 8 p.m. Sunday, 

June 17 at The Flanders 

Hotel 

. Admission is 510, with 

proceeds'benefiting the 

Ocean City Pops Orchestra 

which has been providing 

concerts here for over 60 

years. , • 

Weil is founder of 

•Friends of Music." a 

• "• OCEiAN CITY — friends 

of the- Ocean City Pops 

benefit concert Sunday 

group that provides classical 

concerts at* the city's 

Music Pier in the- spring 

ondiall. 

% The celebration will feature 

entertainment by bari-. 

tone, Todd Thomas and 

lisa Heimol Thomas,, who 

sing frequently with the 

Pops during, the summer. .' 

The .Clarendon Brass. 

Ensemble will perform with 

William Scheible on trumpet. 

Schciblc is conductor of 

the Ocean City Pops, a post 

.398-546$ _, _ 

WE DELIVER ?1363 Asbury Avg. . Across FrtyrrBoyar's Market 

.STEAK SUBS 

* bosh crip steak 

- rTAUAriSUQS . 

* and 'many cold subs 

we ::. 

::: Al'ibx hole th- 

^ BURGERS 

Vrudu horn our own 

lanxxfc Qrourjd urion 

.• tx- _..i-i: WJ:. rK.Ai'jht arid meaning ru 

ju>,r IIKTC tor. the 

x\\u>i with .• 

c the, three 'others 

>vcrc fcrumu» pvrw 

: 

begins at 1 p.m. with sev- 

' cral beach games, including 

vollcyha.ll,' tu-g'-of-'war,* 

obai»clc ôijrsc ra'ces, ' 

. wrteeliior-row race^ and 

. more. Free registration for 

.each,activity begins at II 

.arm. each day at the game 

site All partiapiinU.rcceiv* 

a.frwj hat just tic &igrur.R 

up. WlnncTR' ln r the grad - 

; competition will faco oil 

Vgainsf the FratcmAX Order. 

ci Police Lodge 7 Uj a i^x- - 

^man tug-of-vfar on }u»c 14 

and 7\ lor fop honorv •> • 

The Votce, a fouj-trit.-n- 1 ) 

• 

bct^locaJ bBifd,.wiH play a . 

blcftd 0/ origirul^ and ccnxT " 

run« at 3,pjrt. June 1 ~\ and 

20; caU 522-1407. 

Nevy York Strip Steak- ^ 13,95 

ixrxx 

Barbecue Ribs .,\X9S 

SaltembuNfca^ J, ^ 

.14.95 

1 vmtajtatar. Xxj*r. kmr; i uga tut ttvoc 

Seafood "Combination 

14.95 

Deluxe Seafood CpbihinaKon...r_ - 18.95 

Larrm JA IQ3** tk£ a^r r u*£ ISO^Z lA*£» OCxLkv * > 

' ' " • ' '• » ' '* 

Baked Crab Iinptriai. __„ J4.95 

Frt-sh Filet of Ftodndc/—J...1.U 

Off cT Ttu^ffm, b 

Broik-d StylTed Shrimp .._ 

Jj-tt >V)-v; KJS«i »«r -xy I;JC r^ji 

Lktp Fried Sririmp—..... 

Shrirup PiccaUi- _ 

Shrimp Scampi I 

Broiled Sea $calk>p* , 

Chicken Pot Fie 

Chicken Robert 

nut la^ .-J 

Linguini with Clam Sauce . 

Lt *mi 0/ mf'i 

12.95' 

15.95 

12.95 

13.95 

12.95 

9.95 

ia r 

12.95 

r*cr 

-9.95 

. 9.95 

DINNER SLR\tU 7 NiGKTS A 

5 ki 1C^. I-n. i SAL 5 10 11 

OCEANVILL€ 

Grigii)y 

pho : '•uVJ '•••!*?'*-, 

WdOiti 

A12-13 

^,1 toth Year. Number 11 Ocean C«y. NJ. 08228 Friday. June 15.1990 

cause 

"By GABY FTTZC.eaAJLD , The team of investigators were from 

the Cape. May-Crfunty Rre Marshall'* 

Office, the Ocjan City Fire 

OCEAN[CTTY — ^Vpgota real^^rc JncnV and the:'l Ocifcn__aty_ Police 

' hercT* > ""' " ^ ;"" : "^ Department" ' f ~' 

( The excited wpfds of a fireman as an A separate - in ves&ga|ion it bdrtg 

Wcnrualsix-alArnrbiazebcgarfâvag- madc^by.thc artftj squAi frfcn ihev 

ing the old Village rnpvic theater at Caric May CountyTVroiecutor*f. 

about ?:30 pjp. Tuesday.^ V « " Office: A steady . northeast wind 

An hour later, the fire, vvas- ragirtg hclptfd the b6ardWa!k ini 

out of control. Thick, black smokaris- shops escape major damage. 

ing'Ktin'drods of fcora,.Lci)g 

tearcning through «tJi© rubhliJ. Egg Harbor Townaklp,* 

Authontieswcre centering their ajuq Sat 11c I > Poirtt alio rfrported 

trupectjon orr 4 "ctrtatn area orf theftre 

\groopd* at 

destruction," *cctr(itmi taorte offi- bo^rdWalk, about a h& bjock frocn 

'aaL • « * • the Music rtrr. AO tcid, 70 

The Maze started ftcar tb^ lioard- a\ warUtd d^ fiii 

of (be theater,\&t\- the thiri 20 Intro** 

. T^hc 7 ftfanf qf Jhe Acattr 

Here's how to do /f, Dad 

Chftsima Schu*riois. 2',^. takes charoo 01 tf*s protect at a recort Shore 

Mothers CkiJ event, wrth her Cadch/. Wo>r». ct>ie 01 tend To all you 

dactte* out there. Happy Father's Day 

Point making inspector 

post part time for two 

SOMERS POINT — Whll?. dry offi- The dry ha» becun advertising iar a 

aal» have 6ikd the vaont building construction omdai/building tab- 

Inspector pMittan with a uajtporary code offklal/bmlding inyecta and a 

empioyce. plan* arc to»divide up the code enforcemcnt/lonlOf-o/flclaJ. 

duti»» ol tit fulltlmt po*mon Moor« uid? Bo* of ^ — 

Ictwmn nvnrwTt tfmr rrnpirrjTin portttont woukt bt 1 

plans, goals 

tlr-BUAS QOOSKY 

• .*•• 

VKX)SE - X 

Cape May County frcx-riakicr 

• tepped dowr 1 p 

Bcycl . a» couTtty 

bl Orgar.Lzaljan 

g 

Edward Salmon 

far the i u •Gh.str.i.-. Seiu- 

Nos'crribcT In ^ u-A-pr^jnc LT tc-rv .rv, 

Wednesday, thor.rw >*Jjt h» goal ts tw br.r.jr >•ou-'-S 1 " 7*^' 

p!x i-ito the Cipi' May COP wr ilf \t: 

haidu^g en to irt lor.^r.rr* ir i-rr rx-.-. 

"Thcrc'i ihr j:r.t-.ic- that txxr,; 

Rrpubiicar. 1* soer.t-< 

ai- T>-ii'i rxx rruc.* J-J- 

Tvc r-4vrho 

war.! to get c\voivoi, ard Tm 

gang to£-.vc iScrn that opport-jfuty.* 

As the leader, Dcvdcno >s-... a 

natc wit>. local leader* on u;ch 

a» vo«cr reg-.«ra&cin. 

Giruiidjtr r.otrurvif,on and c-Ux~aoci oc 

the icdcnl, Mate, coenry i.~d kxnl 

l^Ntis. Tr.c ij(V>r. 

^ As Wcdru-aday'vurhoiji ipo»ldrr.cx-tirji;. 

district suponnicad'fcri! Dr^ 

Ar.thor.y "-vaizî '-i^l !hc Rrj~.o fOan. 

reosive "strong dlsserd- m 

atthecuTenHwdget'- 

OSL 

su be poor to 

Howrcr, Scalto Mid y, 

that the dyfctr»ct% "dealing-wtlj* tB«rjf 

erf the probicim d( urban dlstrktt

I 

•r- 

.*? 

• • • • • * - ! 

*;^ 

JHCSOlTiNtL-LtDGER OiawnCtty, HJ. FrWtay. Jon«15.1»0 

V 9 DAD'S PAVOimtXAME BRANDS', 

•ST.' 

TUES.V JIJNE U THRU §AT.f JIJNE 16th 

DEPARTMENT &TORE 

' . " \ •••• • ' . - . ' ; • • . t • • t ' • • • • . " < • v 

2S% Off'our entire sWck of :\ 

• • ' JANTZEN.-- . ' ''• PENDELTON ;/•" C J-*- 

WOOLRICHV -NEWPORT BtUE^ ,'; 

v"\ BQATHOLJSE ROW '• ARROW ' 

: • .. SANSABHXGQLP' 1 . »«EX:83rWatA%TL 

FABRIC SHOP: O4A*tayA*«. 

TOYlANDt3Bi floor 

•>•••' 

20 % OFF 

SPORTING GOODS 

Save on all sporting goods - 

equipment for golf, tennis, 

soccer, basketball, and rnote - 

.INCLUDING BICYCLES\ 

STORE HOURS: 

MOM-S^T. 9 TO 6 • FRL TIL 9 PM. 

Qo«d Sunday* 


3RD FLOOR 

mstowE 

WITHAD1FFERBNCE 

area news 

Highlights 

Whelan begins transition process 

as maYor-etect (^ Atlantic City: . : c 

f i ^ Y - ^ Having canied Tixwd*/* run-off 

Whclan said he believes he has a the mandate to unify the . 

Wh*»toi!w* Wednesday with iiicinn^^ 

L. Ltey, whom he defeated by approximately 2#» vote}, 

wto smooth the transition. Both men said they would put 

the campaign, which was marked by racial polarization 

between Usry, the city's fint Hack mayor, and Wndan, 

behind them to work for the c»t/»bctttnncnt.; . 

Whelani named his transition team, which is made up of 

municipal, community arid casino industry officials; and 

announced that his first priority would be to replace Business 

Administrator Carl E. Briscoe. who will resign June 

29. ' ' ' ;' • ' ' 

Gilbert's sick pay approved 

over one freeholder's doubts 

COURT HOJJSE — The Cape MayCounty Board of 

Chosen Freeholders Wednesday approved $4,500 in sick 

pay for former county rood supervisor Harry A. Gilbert., 

according to Tfc Prtm at Atlantic City". -. * .. 

' Freeholder James 5. Kll pa trick Jr., who oversees the road 

department. Questioned whether Gilbert was'really sick 

wr^Jie suddenly-resigned last month as rood supervisor 

. and mayor of Cape May Qty,and added that the msaQey 

should come out of his accumulatcd'yacatfon pay. KilpaMck 

said a physical should Kave been required funtt. " 

The other four freeholders, however, supported Gilbert's 

I' receiving both Jus vacaôn and sick pay* since Gilbert sup- 

'* plied-a rettCT from a doctor saying he was-undcf' stress 

andvshould tfot work for six Wecfcs. -••••» 

I'Water emergency team '.. 

| ; begins its training . . • 

• BRfcANTINE — The city's hewfy-forrnjed Water Eroer-' 

gency Response Tca^n began classroom training Monday, 

' for any water-related, emergencies on the islarid, accord- j 

I n g t o t h e Utand Journal. ;'•»•' - . » ; . . - • . . 

° Members of the city's police and fire department pushed 

' last ycarto form the team, believing that.more and moti^ 

city residents and visitors did not have experience aAxird 

the ocean. A Jocal-emergency, tpam would fcjc able to 

respond ift a cciftis more quickry than the Coast Guard/or 

• outride water rescue tcyuro, OT>e>mcrfiber wid. •" _i. 

.. Practical trainlrfg art rapid deployment seardvand-.rc-s-. 

cue. MS wefl a» diving. The team will be working 'with «' 

light w^lgrit. flexible Zodiac boat, which" can be launched 

frotrfi raxnjJbor carried^to the water l^y 0>C tcairu ' , •.' 

County students voice support • 

for March '91 ocean, dumping ban" * 

'ERMA — "p^* S*uoent'£nrirprlmcnt»l O~tfT' r PiH i/ TT' of ^ 

Icrwai Cape May^Qcgkmal •figh Schooi was »d»odulcd to' 

I ,prc>cm©VcT 1.0u0i*ttrnimm county htgrl'school stu- 

•* tiCTiu fuppîhxng the sutc ban on o«un dumping to the '• 

Crccrtpeatr bui. wtt!ch vuitwd vhc ( '' " " 

toGov. )im J-lorwi td dcrry any 

^k t h e ••rht*A>\l/^ l A h 

1991-ocean dum)|«ng han. 

Greenpeace /Er. vinDcun*T»ul Rc*ponic jsitHwork, wrdch . 

i» tia««d in Qcr&n \ i^v>_, w*» al»oscheduledycîynlay .to 

announoMU ^>pontion to tKc Wcihrgtvouac'proposal to 

irvclnttate coufUy tr»kh out oi jtate while voicingf&pport 

. (ex Kc;dd Ccrporation** pr6pt»Nxl for a ccwnty-b»«ed 

I. 1 . corr\pij«ing pUct. Both îrm* have tipp^ca&on»s\ " 

* tfliinty MuniGpul L*r^ttko Authority KX the -"-'•*• 

Second death reported : 

in Atlantic County bays 

E.CG HARBOR TCTA'NSHIP — The "body o( a 

*»rvia v?oerjiri w*i crto^-cr/^ /rcini t}v? bay 41 i 

.Cove Marlrva Tuc-i£*v *iicTr*xjr.b> bo»trr»,, 

Tkt Prated AtlAr.ric.(!_:ry - » 

Poliac KJ»trx rv-»t to j larxr KOUAC- 

iftc Bndge ROAU bffwren VUr^tir «rid Nicrthfjeid. 

Tr^s^» &.r ycvxxui tleaih ^VJ: are* thi» month. On June 

1. Vl^ct Wagner. S9. ti'.c fvtfmcr a»^»c» erf the B*ta'H&rbar 

Marj-j on Lxftrport B»>aJ:vird >«*** f".»urji. *ccdeM*Uy 

d incid«r.t, According to 

iiv*rr m ir. 

Proposal for $5.5 M county building 

gets go-ahead from Cape freeholders 

COURT HOUSE — The Cape May Oxirxry Board of 

Croscn Frt-choîcrs apprrnxd the plan» fcr a ricw $5i 

i ad.-r.ij-.iitTir.on buildir.g ihat would etacnhaliy 

tSc board'» fjreaent r&cetr.g room. According to 

TV Prea U Atianac Qtv 

L"r.4er the ptan* by D^CO, ifce Dciign CoUitxarati^r cd 

Cape May Court Houae, Ihcncw buildir.g would Incorporaic 

and modenuz* the oid CrtM Haven Nurung Hocnc 

L-» Middic T^wT^.jp, but also indudc approxiciatdy 

5^00 iquATc ieei cd new con.m\ictiorL 

The county opened a new $13 7 mUboo nururtg hotn« 

cirLcr thi* year, making the Crt-a Haven £*Giitv available 

' 

Cour.ty oifsoM to be hou»cd in the new complex indiidc. 

engineering, the position to photograph 

existing. cUrbslda recycling as well as medieval 

devastating blaze. Marts 

for 

programs, according to- a 

study commissioned by the an __ . 

Plastic Recycling Corpora^ and-Judy y show. The event local history.for many 

tion of New Jersey. 

Is free; call 628^607. 

years; 

Charles E Conncllwcxec- 

The, theater was to have 

utivc director of PRCNJ, CONTRACTS READY opened Friday with the . 

said the study showed that, FOR TEACHERS? showing of Dick Tracy and 

five municipalities —• TUCKAHOE —' AnGremlins 

2: The New Batch, 

Upper, Sayrevillc, Berlin accord has been reached on Frank's Insurance agent, 

Township, Paramus and athe 

new teachers' contract Gerard Walker, estimated 

portion of Trenton *—• bene- at Upper Township Middle. that the VUlago would have 

fited from collecting plastic, arid Elementary schools, grossed, upwards .of 

such as milk and beverage, sources say. Diana Marlin $600,000 this summer: The 

containers. Those towns of the board's negotiation . two films have since been 

chosen represented a cfoss- ' team would riot release any moved to the Strand. 

section of cuibside recy- information on tr>e- specif- Walker estimated'' damcling 

in the state.' 

ics, saying that dotailsages close to $lJ>TJullionwould 

be giyea out at Tuesx 

The group. is trying to ' day's board ^meeting/ The 

promote recycling of" plas- teachers' present/contract 

bc, ivhlch Connelly called •expires 'at the end at' the 

the second most valuable "rrtonm. ' . 

n^jyclablc-njatcnal. 

MEDIEVAL FAIR AT 

LIBRARY JUNE 30 f 

PETERSBURG — The Becdme A Regular 

Upper Ope Brandv-LiDrar^ * Reader 

on Route fi31 will host its 

sccpnd annual Medieval 

' Fair from noon, to 4 p.m. 

Saturday, Juno-30. This out-' 

r 

winds' that helped contain 

Tuesday's fire to a single 

. structure. were not at all 

helpful during the fire' of 

1927 when strong- southeastern 

winds spreaded the 

ftrc over.two block? of the 

boardwalk on 9th and 10th 

Street. The two blocks, as 

well as the old Hippodrome 

Amusement- Pier,- w *»• •"•»•» m«%S^» 

( v 

. OCEA-N - The 

•v«"-l bold a 

Dby" 

t the 5jh Stnx-t U-jich h«Tt- 

Organised bvJc 

such 

and poJclir hill. 

bt- ccntivjctM. TRt ra^n 

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Dougrtfy's iPier ori^xrwslly 

p>r6trucitd into the o^can or, 

t at least, out over the bfMch 

' in front of the bc»fdwajk- 

Viudcvilljj and dance'were 

ti»c popular ârms-of 

trrUrruir.merit at Doughty*» - 

Pjip*. until the parly TfiO*. 

V.+>cn motion. p>ct>^-cs Were 

' there. After a 

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If;•..; A4 OoMnCtty, MJ. Friday. Jun« IS. 1900 

By GARY FITZGERALD. 

Sonttnoi-Udgor Staff . . 

. OCEAN CITY — Under 

current zoning laws,' beach 

and dune zones are 

urtbuildaWc. 

This laW has come under 

scrutiny over the past, few 

months'folloWing the stated 

desires of Gardens' resident 

Louis ncrry" Klause to 

construct two houses on his 

property at Waverly Boulevard 

and Scjspray Road-, 

Parts of his property are 

in a bojch arid dune zone. 

• The- controversy is 

expected to go to its ne

A© THe$e*rt9ta.-Uoa*x 

. NJ. 

Twenty win awards 

in student craft fair 

, LINWOOD — Twenty 

Mainland KrgiortaTiuic and 

. practical' art students won 

Traary. 

Scaxid place.—' Michael 

. A. FULL L»4E OF 

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Starting Friday, June 15 

THIS WEEK'ONLY • 

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We have arrived. 

Our 1990 season is noW in 

full swing with the opening 

of our State Tour» as wall as 

bar J-ocalTour, each of 

which .should take (bur 

days of each vycek. 

: . 

,-. A large number of our 

traveling members have 

returned, giving us Polar 

Bears some trouble on the 

courts* < •' • • 

To give you a total 

PTOgresslve tour, played 

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good representation for so 

early Iftjuru*. • .. 

The winners In the order 

of. fintth, Ladies Division, 

Vflrc tfatf Clauts, Vlxppr >«• ^ 

over, with Vln••: . .-. - te .--. r -':i-.v.,i.;r--«- r-^^ ; -- ' ' ' 

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• •:•'depositsarc Ic-derally insured :,j .•£.»-- ; '.'. i " J > .:-s~ 

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CAPE MAY — Gamaliel 

Qroadtey; an Upper,Town-. 

ahJp businessman \yho had, 

devoted 30 yean to local 

' and county school boards,: 

was honored during the 

.annual dinner..meeting- of 

th© Cape. May County; 

School Boards Association 

May 3 here. " •" ' ' 

Ehroadlcy has served -more, 

than 20 years on the County 

Vo-Tech School .board, 

much of that tune as president, 

and was one of those 

instrumental in establishing 

'the county Vocational 

School. He Was also a member 

of the township Board j 

of Education for 12 years, 

Winning Think Team ' .: t&^ô^ 

Members-of the Upper Township Middle School Think Team wen? victorious at a school in. Marmora and 

recent competition, sponsored by the National Honor Society of Mainland Regional land was acquired lor the 

High School. They are. from left: Jenrifer Lawinski. MerorJthZuzulock. Amy Sucher. Middle School. 

Eric Adelizri, 2ac Rui*. Carrie Adamowski, Brent ErkScott, Allison Rinck. Marc Wat- A 

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Why Pay Retail? 

when you can fcfuy custom 

:.-.- window treatment at 

• V discount prtcesi . 

MN1 ^VERTICAL -PLEATED 

Orfy quafity products vrtn exceflont 

' • warranties 

FREE. SHOP AT. HOME 

* SERVICE „ '.. 

• A spade above the rest 

From,.. • . ^ - . v 

:;'. Flag Day until the 4th of July 

;BANK 

Salutes its Customers * . 

GamBroadtey 

is 

credit analyst 

Notre 

dinick introduced the WILUAMStoRT, Pa. — SOUTH BEND. Xhd-—• 

tajLnrnent. Commonwealth Bank & William T> McNully. son oi 

•nip middte school stage announce^ that Jacqueline McNulty ol T«rip«v Ariz., 

under jtbe direction, of . AfOerbadi^ daughter of Mr. and grandaoh |"'' 

,w,~Sldsdm.."' andMr*.GeorgeAfflcribach pf " formetr 

VDr. Pabida Mi Horton, of Ocsin City, haa joined Mayor, ahtf 

superintendent of. the organization as a credit Jrfrs. B. Tho-j 

__;.• reported that me analytt In the Commercial .inaff Wal&-1 

: v'° county board offices wfll be to»h Department.. manp/Ooe«i| 

^housed in temporary trailer Ms. Afflcrbach graduated City, - 

.'"•>facilities, for,the next ^wo .with a." bachelor of arts graduated 

' * years while offices at the degree in accounting from cum laudel 

' Crest H^vcn .complex are Lycoming. College,, where from thc.lmfrcnovated. 

She • tSao\ «fcs- she'was a member of the vcrtity l *>t• 

cussed the PRISM-pilot pixv Accounting and English Notre.Damc. 

gronVfor Improvement in societies. Gamma Delta- > He received a bachelor of 

math, skills being instituted Sigma sorority, the Student, arts degree in government, 

in Upper and Dennis town- Activities Committee and With a concentration in Japships 

and North WUdwbod. the college newspaper. ancsc language'and * Ea,st 

Dr. Theodore 8. Johnson. Prior to joining Common-" Asian area studies. • . . 

retired Middle! School wealth, she was an accoun- Following a one-year 

superintendent, was the la *»t with the. certified sodal action program with 

euest speaker. Although the public accounting firm of the Holy Cross Association 

38, and I ^since f 197T iqrTnn on tfie ri£- Salmi * n . D-ls*. who is a said, yoiing people arc not StreCDPT receives • ^msburR, Va. 

v vTTSb?aSr tcachCT ^ MiUvfflc; Cwen yet the priority in New Jcr- OlTeeper remvt^ . , . 

ien were pre^ted ^ ° . • P 1 ^.^ ^ ^ nUTSing dt^gTee.-'. - ^ Oflier "" ^ 

pUquc by I^^fh ^^^^^Bmvtn diiyc- fcquiwd by tMe state, but it " PHILADELPHIA" — Lora deail'S llSt , '" 

l o o l 

tion. 

1 ^ ^ ^ ^ tor of field *rviixs; and Dr.."has^been fully-funded by Ânn_ (Ycutter) Strocper. a CH^TERTOVvT^ Md. - 

• S'tuirf HeVshaff, /icld! "^ ^^'""V ""^ s j Ilul - k 1t5 L" rcquiwd by tMe state, but it PHILADELPHIA* — Lora deflll S llSt 

tor of field s»rvib2s; and Dr. "has been fully-funded by r .....r.. ^lfe3IlJ, 

S'tuirf •HerBhaf f, Jicl'd'. "^ sotmmer resident of Cfcdan vVashimrton ^floto frrah- 

slJh: "»«ytwice^rreeits joimmcr resident of Ocdan vVash^ton 

» .-,.• . services rcp^cijtativc • fgr *ncpption. Thi» lack of . CUy. graduated May 12 from 

More than 21$ school NJSBA. * -' " emphasi* oh funding edu- j^y Family College here 

bteard rh«rvb*rs. aurhin.s- ^ f ;_ ,_ ,,_ _*_.* ^ ^ was c .. trf ; t of Ocean 

Otticcn, for the county —« Vk IJ1^ ci ^ " , ^ with' a- bachelor ojcncior of a SOCTKC bow^cv Qry( w^ among ;^he ^he 152 152snjsnjt>ator«, principals, and 

" • rcuSOJi^ lAc ijiuiCu juices is decrwîn nvirsinc, ~ r, .., rv.irTw^ to to rfw* \hd Dcsirt lj»^rt*«i 3 

fricn'ds .of cdjjcation Thevar^DLna L H ^ r ^ ^ ^ j ' ^ 

H you S©e"r>ew^ 

happening, call 

ofthoU " ^ d^hte of Wând Lisl for s ri Semester 

irteyarc. uuna u «ev ,ncjustriai tiaUons. . GrScc YcuMcr of HulidctpKia'-iotTn • " 

of. Iaiwfr I^r Townshrp, jowmruTvpre*. prey- jphnônîd. Ibhn^bnaaid. "... , _ **. ~, ".H and Ocean r w ^ Gty. OtJ she v. is^"a u.-"n •"sVudents -~^' .' mustâve . ^ 

dent; Jorn« A, »it*.of.-./T> Cape May County -Rniduatc of Nc^st-H^h ^ « a £ 5 3^ôr 

WldwoodCxcst,VicePT«i--$1 p^^ Associ-tlon. gch'ool. Phtladclph*^ and cvjmul;ltJVC avaraRC « >*•« 

K^^^r.TtiT'" 1 ^ °^ crmsisti-of one rcprttscnta- Maiwr Junior COHCRC. Jenr 

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will- conhnuc tb-be Ootge Ycar< 5pOn«5rs 'workshops • fSospitrf, Philadelphia.,., 

etc board membcri. and . Shcanii hcr'husfcand.Ttm 

l y..prn\nde< Tepjcscnt^tvon lo- ^hyt Uvt; in the 

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A10 THSSOmNBL'ieDGen Oc—nCtty. KJ. Frid«y. J,un«18.1900 

Skimmer Weekend begins this 

By BRIAN COONEY ning following "the '62 

storm, she added, the event 

has" faced -'drizzle's, but 

SEA ISLE CITY As the ncVer a downpoUr. 

lucks off tonight. City Com-< take your chances,", 

tnissipner Steve Libro sees said.. He had been con- 

one dark cloud on the .horicerned that rain would put 

zon T— what to do in case of. a damper on new events 

rain. " . during the Weekend, such 

. Since many new events as the Miss Sea Isle,"City 

had , been added to theTeen 

pageant and the food 

' three-day celebration, Libro court by 12 local restau- 

said'at Tuesday's" Board of rants. The ..cily'-s newly- 

' Commissioners meeting fqroned •'.' Tourist 

thaf a raindatc should be 

Development Commission 

. considered in case of a 

has put extra effort into the 

washout" •• ' • weekend, which officially 

The event historically has starts off 

not had a raindatc, said city 

'Clerk Theresa Tighe, since 

•'outside vendors aflhe flea 

market— usually the linchpin 

of the weekend — rnaKc 

arrangements so f»r in 

advance. Since Us begin- 

: this summer, Ubro said- The complete schedule of 

Since the winner will be the events: • " 

girl who raises the most 

donations for a new dryTonight 

; 

anVbulance. delaying the 6-9 p,m. '— Thc 

selection will allow more' 

fund raisjhg. 

Soa Isle City traditionally 

kicks off its summer season 

today, tomorrow and Sunday, 

June* 15-17, with, its 

annual Skimmer Weekend ' 

celebration. . 

the summer, tourism 

season. 

In other Skirnmer news, 

although entrants in the" 

Miss Sea Isle Teen pageant 

Will be presented at 7:30 

p.m. Saturday, no winnmr 

will be named until later 

- Tomorrow 

Club of America along the 

". 8 tun. to .5 p.m. .— The promenade. .. • •,• •• _. 

annual flea market along 130 p.m. —, Prcscntaôn.' 

6anjo 

! .the promenade. With monj foir. awards and fajphlesYor. 

than 250 dealCTB.'lt £s bilicd Jbest. cajrs along thV £rome-' 

Dusters will tour the tityV 

as the largest ocoan-frorit nadtr. 

restaurants on an old-fash- flea market on the coast. 

ioned trolley cor, serenading 

diners. Contestants In 

" \10 a.m. to 2 ,p.m.'— An 

the Mlaa Sea Isle City Teen 

open house at. the dty His- 

contest and folks in oldtorical 

Society's Museum, 

fashioned bathing suits will 

located directly behind City 

accompany the band on its 

journey.'.. . _• 

HaU,4416Laridl»Ave. 

All Day >— Donkey rides 

on the beach at'Kennedy 

1990 Spirit of America Boulevard • 

•-'Alt Day — A food court 

along Kennedy Boulevard 

pageant July 8 ih OC between X-andls Avenue 

OCEAN CITY — The 

and the beach, \yilh 6vcr a 

testants 

1990 Spirit o. America pag- 

•A the 

eant will be held noon."Sunday. 

July 8 at the Music 

Pier, Moorlyn. Terrace and 

the boardwalk, it has Been' 

announced. 

• Contestants may come 

[NOW OPEN!. 

eaHicr that day, prior to the 

noon starting rime- 

Miss Georgcann, director 

of the Ceorgcann Delaware 

Valley Finishing and Modeling 

School of Oaklyn and' 

'• Barber Shop - , '* 

fVoaYi CitV a"rl ^j^fo dilCO- 

(or of th* 

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NEWS TALK GUESTS THE WEEK OF JJKE Vo - 

• JlWtE 22. 

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Courty Prcv&orvsl L*»aQue of iVornc*i . cxets 

TUESDAY JUNE 19TH 

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data afl AC Flowartng Rana 

.CUaaa 21 A. Cataayaa 

CJaj_MWniaiuroOrcriOi(ri"orton) data4A>Pourorlaaa • 

laCSHiSs^ Shedding light on safe driving 

h A commlitcc " \ of over 40, 

l.JoaM)«»ra.SOS.^.Nonbt>on.3. 1. Rutti Paraoht.. Ocaan Oty 2. 

a-aAÂQ^P^ . TCENnON_CoLciini)n and a chl^r''" ' 

headed by Ccnc 'Lyness, 

JoaMirari.SOS Marian Jordan. Unwood. 3. Roban 1. QaBy HarioWta. 2 Robart Jym- 

workmen the eyient all year 

Oa»«;j!Otria*lyp«»ngtS»u>d • Twrfcul. Unwood. 

bufl. 3. OqrMhaa Actahaad. 

. i.Mri Li3rCop«l*nd.C>ds.2 Lou Oaaa40anJor_on.Unwood. 2. U>by V. l*a L.0. Cooataod. Graanvtta, Uanoon; l*a FrankCoradn.Ekaoati 

Doyla. Ocaan Oly.. 3 Caroljfrina Dal. 2. Mr»L D. Copatarjd, 3. kft> L" Harry.ComlaMcAAm. ' "• • ' «o» ««rtor«. ? Watlar OB. 3. 

Hany.AJoway . D.Copatand.HonoraMaUanten:l*» ErcaUnca hMttcDmtgi-Kacrwtfi Booattl Tumbu. Honoraola Uarutoo; 

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WEEKEND'S EVENTS INCLUDE 

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• Water Toys. •-' 

feather instruments 

Ski Ve^ts " -' 

Fugatta DivoV/alct>ff:> 

AND SO JdUCH MOREL. 

GpKfcloveltio-s '• 

Chairs ' "»-. 

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- Talk about consistency.. 

This will be the Artisans' 

45th family weekend in 

Ocean City: 

Founded in 1873, the Arti- 

•lart* Order of Mutual Protco 

ti«*i'. was first to .provide 

jnSuran09 West Arc. OceanGty* 

' .'-— Opew 7 AM t>a4fy 

v for a People's Choice 

'Award. • 

- The s show, was originated 

and is directed by Barbi Harris 

of Ocean View. 

The Ocean Gry Airport's 

Spring Festival, postponed 

last Saturday because of 

storo>y flyirig conditions, will 

be 10 am. .Saturday at 26th" 

Street and Bay Avenue. Feature 

of the day will b? an 

• anbjjue" airplane competition 

•(on"tbc ground) and a pJpcr, 

;4 Hour FISHING ADVENTURE 

./•".- tautog * êa8ass 

- Sailing Daily 8 AM and1PM 

persori 

CLOTHING /. 

Nautical Belts 4 Ties" ' ' 

Topsidors > 

Sweaters '" . . . 

'Gortex Jackets 

BOATING GEAR 

s airplane flying contest for 

Anttquo.Car $how. June "^ 

children, • . • 

'23rd, 9 a.Tn., Tabernacle , 

• Admission is SI. .The pub- 

ground*. ' . ' - • • • 

lic is invitctt . 

•SOMETHING DIFFER- ' 

ENTt The Exchange Oubb '. 

• : At. 2 pjn. Sunday, AI 

holdirig an AqualympUa at 

Aiberts will-be featured- at 

Water Wonderland today 

"the pier with youngstert 

(Friday), from 6 to 10 pm 

from .his TV Showcase; 

Local notables will partici- 

WPV|-TV. ChanncJ 6, PhÛ- 

pate in relay races over,dif- 

. ddph'io. Admission Is S2. 

ferent areas of the water MTV 

The Alberts'show is the 

park, 7th lind Boardwalk. 

top-rated piograni of its kind 

•There will, be;$ome great, 

in the Ctlaware Valley. 

door prizes including a. 

The. founder and lead Esther. Weil SI flCO treasury note. Other 

singer o/ die legendary Four 

prizes include a 20-tnch 

AceS, Alberts has rocorded a ^programs 

to town in the remote TV. microwave oven, '. . 

song about this community,* spring and £alL 

AM-FM radio, dinner for \ , •. 

Odan City and You and also fops conductor William two at bbadiah's, and for . 

has a popular rendition of SchoibJe has- organized a fine children un.dcr 12 a scooter 

On OuT Way to .Cape May program far Sunday includ- from Ocean City Bicycles, 0 OR.UORE 

Fuel 01.Heating,Plumbing. Air Conditioning 

f$20 OFF FUEL OIL 

m ui mum & «a m uum 

Vafcl on nma crdart tvu Jun» 3C 199C 

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ai 0O«21M 

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FJUE 

(continued from page 1): 

ordered. closcdL An 8th, 9th and Moqrlyn ter- arrived 'on the scene at Fighting the fire was. 

employee at the South Seas race beaches. 

approximately 3:15 p.m. made even more difficult 

Shop just ocean ward of the. 

Hundreds of observers T^wt theaferhad been locked. by the corrugated tin that 

burning 'structure said the stood and watched-the" iip. for -several weeks, he surrounded the. building. 

fixe was about iS.feet from burning building behind said, tio one was inside. Extreme heat Witt up 

the bade of the store- police Unes on • the -etroct . "Twenty mirtdles after he inside and -, was reflected 

Across the 8th Street arid . boardwalk, atop arrivc.d, Frank was outward by the tin. '•' •> ;• 

boardwalk ramps,; employ- houses and even, from the informed that Chief Bower At . 4:10 firefighters 

ees at Roger's Arcade top deck of Gillian's Water thought that the building attacked the fire in. full 

wheeled video' games out Wonderland.. 

was "going to go" .up in force, with as many as eight 

onto the boardwalk in caso . ,vVhen the first firefighters flames. 

'hoses spraying water on the. 

the fire jumped the street. arrived, their main concern Firefighters struggled to fire from every side, indud-* 

Thefbmes were so intense was whether someone-.was open exits and entrances to ing 

. the heat could be felt sev- trapped In the fiery theater. the movie house,-cautiously 

eral yards,away.. 

'The theater's owner, straining for several' min* 

Minutes, later, lifeguards Bruce Frank, discounted . utcs to-open a northern exit 

were ordered to dose the that concern 'when he doorway. 

Once, inside., firemen 

TOY SHOP•TOY SHOP•TOY SHOP•TOY SHOP '• attempted an interiorattack, 

but it wj« impossible 

to gain deeper penetra- 

CAL'! 

tion into.the burning 

building. • . 

Although they were 

a.vusted by the .wind, the_ 

firemen's efforts to keep the 

blaze away from • nearby 

TOYS 

boardwalk . stores ' proved 

successful.-Two firemen 

1706 Asbury Avenue 

. .opened a glass encasing on 

the joo/ of the Promenade 

Featuring.Beach Toys and Old Favorites and hosed the fire from that 

vantage point, all the while 

* Piajnwbil * lego * Brio " 

keeping the nearby 

...-'" Mlineof JlciivSwinLBoarfsAAccessaries ' l|j I -wet and flames a Wpy. 

- BiRe Rentals - 

JJicyele Repairs & Accessories 

: the front entrance Prank said he < Invested "We W.CTC fortunate that the • ment. were overcome by-, 

was torn down, ' ,-•; $400,000 thiswinter.fof 700 fire did not get in .Contact heat and "smoke on Tues- 

The searing fix* was'first new sects, air vcondibooing with the other buildings-" day. Inspector' t)on Biscn-^ 

reported by « nearby resi- and heating^ automated .AH the stores that were hardt *nd firemen Paulw 

dent who arqund 2:15 p.m. projection equipment and 

Iannece ware treated at •/ 

witnessed flames engulf a. 

shut down during the fir* 

stereo sound. • . .' * 

Shore Memorial. Hospital ' 

section at the building new 

reopened early-Wednesday 

One newspaper account 

for smoke inhalation and 

a northern exit of the the- 

morning, their proprietors 

reported the fabric Of the 

released. ".' ^ ' '-.'.• 

ater.' ,-• 

reporting little damage. - 

new seats was made, from 

James Townacnd of .850 

Gerard Walker. Frank's 

petroleum products, rcsult- 

. Fivo more firemen have 

Plymouth Place, -said in 

insurance agent, estimated' 

ing in the thick black smoke 

reported to Shore Memorial ' 

employee, at Gillian's Water 

damages to the Village the- 

and an odor that could be 

Hospital since Wednesday 

downward into the Wonderland first warned 

ater house at$l .5 million. 

smelted "several blocks 

morning, according to 

inferno from two aerial lad- him of the smoke. 

away. -' . 

Two" firefighters of the Bower, with injuries such, as «£ 

der trucks. The full-fledged "A man from the water* "It's'a loss." Frank irid.: Ocean 'City Fire Depart- sprains and strains. . 

attack, had most of the blaze slide Veiled '] smell 

extinguished 45 minutes smoke,, said Townscnd as 

later.. 

the fire raged doser and INSPECTOR 

- The last remnants of the doser to his home lew than 

fire were, ironically, in the 100 feet away. *1 went but 

. (continued from page D 

large brick chimney, one of on my porch and the entire 

said. • . . - . 

the 'few structures left (northern exit] doorway 

A nsvicw showed that 

standing just after the fire. .was in flames." • 

'there was more • subcode 

work, such as inspecting 

Although, the fire was Townscnd was : eventu- 

landscaping, fencing, signs* 

listed officially under conally ordered to evacuate his 

etc for code conformity, 

trol at 7 pjn., it appeared house. 

,than there were new inspec- 

'that the blaze wJs-ln control The theater had been shut tions, according to City 

an hour, and a half earlier, c. dawn all winter due to Council President John W. 

Construction' Code .Offi- major construction work, Rlsley Jr.," so dividing the 

cial Frederick CadCordered according to the. theater duties, would be a logical 

the building demolished owner. As president of thecost-saving 

measure. 

iust^ afte,r-the. fire wa>- Prank •.Theater Co., Bruce . Advertisements arc in for 

• brought under control; Prank also owns Wlo Strand, the two positions, Moore 

Pemollhon continued late Moorlyn and Point 4 rnovte 

said, and selections will 

Jnto the evening;. e^cry- theaters. ' . ' .probably bcjftmde Art two ot 

'4hrec weeks. ' 

"Al^ building inspections, 

arc up-to-date, so we'riegoing 

to take our time and 

find the, fight person ftor 

this," Mobrt.sald. . ' r" 

TOY SHOP • TOY SHOP • TOY SHOP • TCY SHOP 

1360 * 

OownCiy.NJ,, 

( BAKERY "XSWEETSHQP) 

1 

, issuing a building permit to, Drive interchange, for 

a contractor after selling SI .000 three months beforchim 

a one-acre parcel of selling it to Joel Jacovitz, 

designated, wetla.nds for" who planned a singlerfarrr- 

$20,000 in 1988. ily home at the site. .- 

His artorhcy, .Peter L. Sturts gave building 

Bruso of Atlantic Gty. said approval without flrst^j 

yesterday that an appeal obtaining a needed zoning 

will be filed in the Superior variance and review by the 

Court's appellate division state .Department' of trivi- 

^ immediately after trie sen- ronrnental Protection or the 

" tencing. ' " Cape-Atlantic Soil Conscr- 

• The state Departmcnr of vadon District. ' 

Community Affaire is also. In" his defense, however, 

investigating the case to sec. Bruso maintained that 

. duct and fraud, was sched- Sturts had forgotten', that 

-t if-Sturii'i .bulMing inipcer _ the state changed, the site's 

tor's lifcrfsc should be designation to wctfand'sA 

revoked, according to DCA .two years carHcr, and. that 

spokesman Jay Jojinstbn. Sturts had gone through the 

Any action taten by the normal channels in granting .state 

concerning his license, • Lard6 Lobster Tail CRnner^.- 

-.fUet MlgrtWL. , _ 

it * Homefrode Cl?ij CaJwj. 

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STH & TlrC BOARDWALK n) of Ocean 

Gity, and municipal leaders, 

-. ,- . ^- such as Sheets — give the 

surveyfrg firm, "nomi-- Republicans"a comfortAWe 

noted Desiderio for the edge for Ihe county seats, it 

party top spot Tuesday. No* is fox.-the legislative scats 

tnan 

_ . wafi postponed Saturday because of stormy flying conditions, 

F00 Harbor Township and his son, Michael, 2. from getting a cfose-up vte*.o! a „ 

h3D *~an ' ^~*. t~*. ««"*"' 

' "but it's, more?* 

MJko Tcrnowsld, Tojn 

Vecwe, Donna Rnk, Kim 

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Joe Hoey, planning board 

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Roast Long'Island Duckling 4,:.12.9i 

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Penny Hanunel and Mei-Chi Cheng the first two J*"* Geddes leads the tour in birdies with 157' 

V- roundsy teeôff thb morning at 830 from the lOfh andis part of the tie in eagles with four: s ..* ' ' 

tee, She started at 11:50 yesterday morning from Betty King, who won this tournament in 1988 

r the 1st tee .• • - . but could not return for this early week because of 

.a ..commitment, to aho^r charity tournament, 

leads the tour in rounds under par. V • 

Hiromi Kobayashi is the leading money-winner 

among rookies with $18,070." Lori Poling, who is 

jali Inktter, who has won this tournament twice* second by just over $800, can move into the lead 

wffl tee off today at 8:40 from the 1st tee with Car- With a eood showing this week. 

oline Keggi and Michelle McGanii. ' —-— 

Tee times fox Some of the tetter known players The winner of this years tournament, with art 

include 850 a.m. from the 1st tee for Kathy increased purse of $300,000, will take home 

Whi'tWorth and.Ayako Okimoto, 9 a:m. from the $45,000. Second placê will get $27,750 with $20,250 

1st tee fot Rosie Jones and Jan Stephenson, 12:10 for thirdplace. ' J - 

yxm-'from the 1st tee for Beth Daniel and Sandra The prize money is broken dowifa.il'the! way to i 

Palmer ind 9 a.m. from the 10th tee for Sally lit- the No.-75 golfer, who gets a check for $307.. 

tie- ' If Ayako Okamoto walks away with the first 

Vfcld Fergon, who finished one stroke behind place check on Sunday she will achieve a mile- ... ^ 

Lopezlast year, tees of at 12:10 this afternoon-from atone. It would push her over the $2 million mark $$$ 

the iOth lee.. And Chris Johnson, who was also a in career earnings, the eighuh player \o do that YV», 

-> i 

single strong off the lead last year, starts today at " " - ' . ,-.—; • ; .- • «-^» J 

persistency key 

noon from the 1st tee. - , ' Among the celebrities jwho pbyed' with )he 

*^ '~~^~' '• ~^^ ~ T"- .*• women professiprials and "ayea amateurs on. Tues- 

'. None of this year's LPGA leaders ar« pbying at day an4 Wednesday were former 76ers' great 

..the Sands thfe w«ek, though there ate some that )uUus Erving, Flyers's star Rick Tocchet, former 

are very ckfac . ., ' . PîUie?, cienterfielder Gacry/Maddox; Eagles' wide w ng^ A 

Ayakopkaoioio is second toTaFBraatey tti'Scor- rcceiver,Ti«nce"QuicTc, former Flyers Brian^ ?ropp, *** %JfA 

*** 

ing average with just 70.94 smokes per round.. fonner Eagles £on Jaworski and Joe Pisircifci and- (conan^cd W. page l) 

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OCEAN. 

«unnner 

uod last week wUlincc* In 

9*v«mte«i boat* raced in »"*_ 

thm Priday evening bay 

•^•'••3!f^- ••«*«» 'nnoer: perfect;; sail j.* 

|fi i ?.'-V^*''v 1 cc«Ktttlom."-Oyenill-wifuwr- .I.OJMI- 

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. She also describes 

Ro«ie Jones is second to Bradley in top 10 fin- F^ddie Romai*,the star o*V oni gh' Live" a»the». ..M- Ant..n*. if-,u I chiDDtnc and outline , 

Paul'Shedaiv in hi» fX! 

M-MtOucWn 

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B.«MUn* £10:10 

KIWhmr 2:ifti4f 

Mwly *«ul«d £ebr« 30 *"SWx P °^ t 

AphnkbU fallowed doedy i UJJM T.ummm TIAM 

by Terry am) Bob Wilkinu 

In theb J-24 Otast. 

The offshore race was 

sailed off die nortt* end of 

Ocean Qty. Eight and shift- 

/tng winds inaoe the.course' 

challenging for the fleet of 

tfboatT 

sailors 

in shoot out 

In tnerpj division, four ^_,1K-.^-^ . 

.'-bsBis crowed the Hniah line OCEAN CITY - 

within one second of eich. «nnual' "shoot out" 

other. * . .' v •> "between the .Ocean Oty 

First place overall went to. Y^pub wUortMwTthc 

Sag Sagerholm in hi» J-35 «»«*n »»«" "> Sunday, 

A«nr/^LfoUow«5dbyMikc I*"****** on ^ . 

McGudcin irfhb C&C-34- Wdghtnaater Ray Thcri- 

Prtper Altitude. . . ' .•»«»»»• « M « a « M ^ ^« hcr 'men edged out the sailors 

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more concern 

" In the Ocean City, school district, as with many 

other.districts throughout New Jersey, it is a state 

budget shortfall and- the state Supreme Court's 

full-funding decision that have school authorities 

in a dither.. At Mainland Regional High School it 

is also a,defeated school budget that school board. 

members and district administrators have to con- 

, tend With. ' • • . 

At Regional the funding -problem is severe 

enough to require laying teachers and other start 

members- off; in a district" which is expanding its 

physical plant, there-will be.fewer personnel to 

help fan it In Ocean City;; IT the district has to 

pick up the tab for Social Security ancf pensions, it 

will cost over-Si million and increase the tax rate 3 

• cents.. • - ' '; ' • 

All lands of decisibre* involving money and local . 

• ~ ta:iis»are cotmng-to the fore,, more than i& usually" 

thecase.^School districts-already spcjtd millions of 

doârj;. Heretafp're the public, has showji little 

conevm. No^w that there is a bigger stake, perhaps 

• the"•citizenry willjsho'w more fnterest in how. the 

schools awbeing run; * • * > 

• • .- Maybe the day is coming when -/what goes' on 

inside schools wilt be of o JIS much uch -infertrsj fetrsj as the 

goings'on In 

cithbll It should hold Kay*-' Ka been bn thi thaiway 

allalong. 

The $entirtel-L6dge'r 

Published Iri AaMrtcj')k &••£••< r+ttftyiUmort 

A Ovaaon o* Scut) J»ra*y R*da. Inc 

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- Phof* 

FRED C. 

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looking back 

10 YEARS AGO 

Sundayi 

or. iSo'B 

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25 YEAR AGO 

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Friday, June 15.1990 '• 

The Old Gaffer is 

red, white, blue 

over recycling 

. "Editor, Sentinel-Ledger: taincr lid Is red according to 

When .we appnxjcKed the theMUA. • ' • 

Old Gaffer, sipping decaf at By now; the old guy was 

his favorite breakfast stand, in high gear. All trace* of 

it was obvious he was in a the blue funk had dLaapblyc 

funk. Before we could pcared as he tackled hl$ secask," 

he announced that it. ond coffee. He observed 

was this recycling fiasco that all over the US of A, 

that had him depressed. blue (for th* sky) and green 

. Heallowedashowhcfig- i*,wji 

be OK to -UV- your ' white " 

rpcyde past 'or any other 

coJof paif a£ Icng xi It tu \v*i,; be f-.K::.^ 

le.lvîg !U*T;-. :>V*t tfni 

:>c«t'rnf!r.t:. Tr.ev d^r.'t 

!j-.t but r«it ajî, people 

c tcad!, ».:,»: 

- we v-.^ 

U you to 'put thttn :n a . !: " n •; icl /.' rr '"-'^ c n ' -^ 

traih bjg 

. nC*A-»pjpt-r 11 

men w.L p^rt K*^ c 

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Ka>teful, it's liieâi acx»!td- tr'"' ' "' 

af!ec:\ 

to th-c- Rt.-c\ci:rj: A^t oi- «., 

i-r.v;r.r. 

rr>C"r!, thi;r tjii-\. thej- ren: 

and cur -tt;-*-?, ar-J ttver. 

•.Kit the Otvar 

Gracious Gardens hostesses 

Editor, Se.-iUrci Ledger 

A word ci thariki and Kati 

oii tp the Ko»tc».w» who io'"Ail 

thoic- «n 11V 1 " diversity within hiraiAty:•-••• 

woodland notes 

by Bill McOermott'....'. 

* When' I •' ' i. . ;• MI I'. I/II ' | years because 

the recent ' • - • • of ' alcohol - - • 

graduating spindrift . abuse; 28 

clowot Un- 

US. Naval by Joe Gilbert wore '. • 

employed by 

.' Academy - 

Northwctt. 

. lookedat •"' ^ ^ ^ 

I tbeir diploma*, they found month, three NoTthWtilt 

Uveyhjd^st graduated pU6t»wcrcin«»,»,,r« ;»««»• !,,„„ w. 

• till ihe end of time. - • 

,-And must crow thew roads. 

tJETTERSconHd 

t&dor's MoKz '— ^his is 'a "breathe 

copy of, t ! himes yd, in' awcs6me tainted flrrt. ,• . our - residential' str* 

i..^...\- j^y Avenue to J ,' cast and ttovach Thortfarc tho to «niS According earth require* toofiticialv.f an enw- stTCC, ^4 depository for his 

OVST1 tow.trucks and any 

the- west have been rohmcnraily approved/ other vchides that may fall 

dumped oh by an nr! c .cartlully- êlected-jsite It? victim to Ws hodk. 

. pany. uHcir Co'nttvHV'rs flrrj avoid any human, i-ndin^ . ^ 5nUK'f Urbor . 

, t h c vVJ hon U,-vsce, 

ccniK-ntl Hawo'.-cr, U< tw»..f .V , " _ .-.r, ,Kt. 

cnsuihR months all that ulc --jmrneduftc re 

of Ojr. libc.cr.x-. 

tn 

In 

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L,vc in zrd 

V •»-(> a!tr.»c?r%c. 

NRA, join the mainstream 

- Editor.•Ser.cnol-Lcdgcr:_ VVjtcrâto thing 

Kiltf.: AônaTivjTv. -T.or,- tr»- ••inrt-d-**^ 

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Thr silcnl n 

tic* to thc. t hl'. \C*CT\\ are 

hill thM^ li> OV(TM,\' overveV ir.d 3.> (V-^. \RA. a w-^ *•< 

{XiiUVt IhvpVuj old tJ S^n! r^diCii m:r.-or4'y'strv't'». 

A Thi% long4 J 

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A new vision 

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obituaries 

Oo*an CS», N.J. Frktay, June IS; 1 WO 

The Rev. Walter W. Laut, 79 Alfreda Thomas, 64 

OCEAlvTVlEW — Ma"unce E. Walsh.-84, of this Dennis 

Township community died June ]1 in Burdcttc Tomlin 

Memorial Hospital, Cape May Court Hoosc. "> 

. Bom in,West Chester. Pa., he Lafcr lived in Philadelphia 

where he owned a- plumbing business. - ^ ' 

In 1958 he^noved to Ocean View 4nd in l%0 opehed ' 

the Ocean View ihumbinfc and Heating Supply Co. He 

laierfounded thcQccjrt View Plnia_._ ... .. ..,. 

, Surviving are his Wife. ,*i»thryn; JWo dj\)j;h!crs, EI17J- 

•bcuv Murphy'of Qerrhont. and Cafhcnne Doughcrjy ak 

Qccan View; eight'grandchildren;'and 23 gTeat-fjrand- / ' 

^chUdrc-* ".•'•• ' f- [ . • ' ? . . . 

MASS of Christian Buna-l-'wtll be 11 .a.m:*(trtdayO»Friday - 

in St. Joseph's Roman Catholic C!hurch» Sea'isle City, »> 

where'-friends may call aAyr IQ a.m:-Entombment will 

bejnj-ioly Gross Mausoleum, Ma vv Lariding , .' 

AF a *tf> tm .' a te by thtrKjuifec- and Logan -funeral " 

UNION CHkPEL BY THE SEA 

55th Sdneot and Asbury Averue 

•. f?ev.- Paul W:,vander Loo, 'Pastor 

,; • SUKDAY,JUNE 17,1990 

•10:30 AJBL Service • 

' aa.1t B-Jpti: Church 

- Wftatn Adarro»Setara 

cy School SAM•'. ' 

Song Servce C^'AW 

Florence; Elder, 75 ' 

LINWOOD — Florence L "Lady Elder" Elder.^5)iorjncrly 

of Grovcland. Apartmcwfs irr"Somers PcMnt, died"' 

June 10 in \hc Lifiwotxi Convalescent Ccn'ier. - » 

She Was the owner of Eldcr p »jCucst HoiAecm Atlantic 

•City for several year*. A merfibcr df Local 54 of the 

Interoaiional Hotel.Enjpioyees and Restaurant Employ- * 

ees, shoalso KaJ'worked at IkcVCorticr!Club Harlem,'' 

in-.Ataofic City, Harry'.5-c6r'and t ,ZabeTer's Rcstauipnt. 

'SheWai bsterrtpôyed as a food server at Cacsjfs Kotel 

Casino^ , ': 

He was ordained May 30 1936. a.t the Cathedral of SS. 

Peter and Paul, Philadelphia, by Bishop Hugh L. Lanr\b 

and was then appointed as-a professor at Roman Catholic 

High School. . . - - . 

In 1955, Father Laut was appointed principal of St. Matthew 

High School, Conshohockcn, how known as Archbishop 

Kennedy High School. . ' • 

He was appointed pastor of St. France* Cabrini Church 

In June 1965 and retinal in 1979- 

Ma&s of Christian Burial was celebrated by Bishop John 

J. Graham at St. Frances Cabrini Church June>1. - 

Father Ljyt is survived by a brother/Joseph of Somers-' 

Point- . : Philadelphia-. 

Mrs. Thomas was a volunteer at Shore Memorial Hospital, 

So ircrs Point. • . 

':'.*.. 

mtenTicnt was in Cathedral Cemetery, Philadelphia. 

Maiirice Walsh, 84 

T ' ... ''..'••" 

'An Ocean City resident for 22 years, she was formerly 

of Philadelphia. _ ' * • 

Surviving are two Sons, Walter A. of Wynncwood, Pa., 

and'Robert W. Sr^ of Seattle, Wash.; a brother, Edward 

Jastrcy of Boca Raton, Fla.; a sister, Helen Mosakpwski 

of Philadelphia; and three grandchildren. . ' 

' Services will be private. Arrangement are by the 

Chester J. Wlmberg Funeral Home, Ocean City. 

Anton Halvorsen, 84 

'. MYSTIC ISLANDS — Anton M. Halvorsen, 84, of this . 

section of Little Egg Harbor Township; died June 12 at 

his residence. ' ' 

Mr:'Halvorecn was a self-employed pointer and deco- . 

rator. He was a charter* member, of the Sons of Norway' 

Lodge Nofcg 466. Bom in Hufdaloy, Norway, he lived 

in Atlantic Highlands before moving to^.this-area nine 

yeareago. •••"•..• 

> Surviving are two sonsr, Ronald of Upper Township 

and Michael of Little Egg Harbor Township; two brothers, 

Henning of Highlands, and Ludwig of Hufdaloy, Directed reading 

Norway;-a sister. Matilda Aknes of Askoy, Norway; and. ..Signs sporting the irêmaiional Ebrary symbol were 

six grandchildren. • '* . .' 

installed recer^ly in .Ocean i City to dfrect residents &nd 

.Services willbc lu^.m. Friday.at the Wood Funeral visitors to the Frep PubficiJbrary 'at its new headejuar- 

Home. Tudcerton. Buri.il will be UvBayview Cemetery, 

t ore'at 17th and Simpson. The EiQrtng restated .from a 

Leonardo; f — J j • 

cooperative effort.on the parts' of three ageqeies repre- 

ST. PETER'SUMTED 

MEtHOJ)iST CHURCH 

'^ Avcr.ur.^Xrc-ir. Cny. M ' 

•" *. SINLJAY, JINK 17th 

Sermon; "CRISIS* 

• Or. Stivers ffc 

. ..*i< -. u :. U.. .• IA 

JBAPTISTCHLRCH 

SUNDAY, .MM 17, 1990- 

S - l ^ . ' ^V.,,. . ... , ... ..;. 

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"The Body of Christ 11 

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CHRISTIAN SCIENCEyou 

• •" • • "lo Mixly Utc. • •• 

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First Church of Christ; Scientist 

hth 4c Asbury' Avenue 

itv 399-(X)3h 

" 

Navy League celebrates 

itsS8ih anniversary 

. Members of the Atlantic 

City Coundl, Navy league 

of the United Statea, Joined 

"NaVy Leaguers throughout 

the nation this month in pelebrating 

the organization's. 

88th anniversary. - 

Navy League is a civilian 

organization dedicated to 

cdticatinjg. and informing 

members and the general 

public about the nation's 

maritime forces through 

speaker programs,-visits to 

ships and shore'facilities, 

newsletters and community 

activities. .. ' 

Hcxtcr Williams' of. Ocean 

; council president, said 

Navy Leaguers represent a 

cross-section of professionals 

and occupations. Family 

memberships arc ' .encouraged, 

and though active 

duty Armed Forces person- 

ncl may notj, p g 

are eligible: Prior rpilltary 

Bcrvico i« notnaquirtd ' 

The League* offer* 

rate and oanuntnUty-a 

tion ii\, addition:', to 

individual meinbcwHlp* 

TheUigMc''b«|gihi19 

with' 166 members and ha« 

grown, to 330 courtdls wi|h_ 

more than 73,000 members. 

The headquarters i» in. 

Arlington, Va. 

The next Atlantic City' 

Council meeting will be 

6-30 p.m. Wednesday, 

27 at Harry's Inn,. 

Somers Point. The guest' 

speaker will be Re»jr Admiral 

Welling, U-S.CC., Commandant 

of ihe Fifth Coast 

Guard District Represents- - 

tives.pf the Retired Officers • 

Association will.be in attcn-, 

dancd. The public is invited. 

Call 398-4456, 

complete training 

se'nted by. from toft John McFfao. supervisor fdr the . _r J v f ,._ 

CAPE MAY POINT $- Cape May*County; They will 

Traific^ MaifHSnaflCe "Shop^:^t»Chea|- Mason, assistant Twtrnty new Tolunretrrs proyide.irte; corrfidentiat,library 

director and reloronce librarian:-and Ocean Gity.fxned the -ranksSaf literacy jane-taxx^ tutoring in.baric 

Rplice Sflt: KtJit Dull. . "*"' ' ' ' > Volunteers of Anaerica • — "nudmg and writing to-adults 

; * m^lhe county, who, reiques* . 

United Way I>ay on Jupe 2^3, 

to combine iPacts and fqri 

• pcV^ for 

\d tho? rh-.Iaxidphui" HyiTN n 

.ire, .iJM? srhcd\i>r»i ;o.^ lr» 

Opi/ 

• helpThe cxganization^ esjimates 

th»t there aife approximataiy 

t2j0ri) adults tri Copev. 

May County ,wh6 cannot 

rend ys-ell enough to. perform 

\ COLIRT -HOUSE — Fvnt Many of'the agendas Will donated* by the Morey 

She was a member of t)v*iecpnd, Baptist Cburcb- • • 1' Call for- Help. Cjpc AflanAc *5>on»or special cVenfs Organization will be raffled, 

. Bom in. Lawrence, S.C," she movea to Atlantic Ci'ty in 'Leg.il Services'ind-.Litera

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OCEAN CITY CAPE MAY CT. HOUSE WILDWOOD 

Rt eva Ti / 

Oman & N. Main Si Rio GFtevte & Part Btvd 

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V-t^-V:;^^?^^ 

Who* the Mcts and the Phillies got together last week U 

yrit»a real pitcher's tattle. - 

Mi* betwci'^Ken Howefl arid Frank VipU! These Phll- 

U«3 ?nd Mcts or© 12 years old or less and ptoy their games 

inthe Ocean City Youth Athletic Association. ' / 

- Thc'Mcts.won fjiis particular garrtc, 1-0. > n c»g nt The e Mcts 

got the game"* only run in the top of the eighth This yedr Sue Glbble'earns the trivl* award by reaching* 

whenn 

Smjth" singled, Derrick Evangaligta ~ "" walked " " and the state finals in two different spring sports In con«ccu'« 

Gibson singled to score Smith. . , five seasons. " ., : • . . 

, The Phils got a runner aboard in the bottom erf *he Gibblescorcd the only run, in the 1989 state Grptip 3 

eighth but he was thrown out Stealing. - ' softball semifinal with Colonin; enteripg ss'a plnch 

innings, AVI-0 game-is somewhat, rare among the pre-teen, set, nor fco-Shdton and. Scoring art a hit. by Jen FranV' " ^ 

two innings longer than tho regulation sbc innings: . . 

Kevin Gibson went the first six for \ha Mcts, coached by 

MIk« Oaltllo, striking: our 15 batters, Including 10 in- a. 

towi' He walked a total of four batters in six innings, three 

of them in the first, and didn't allow a hit. 

Tom WilHarrtS>sports columnist 

Meanwhile, Todd Burns was having almost as. much 

$uccc5s dnthc/mbuhd for the Phillies, coached, by Jo* 

Fagan. Bums str^Jckout 11 and walked five, allowing just especially through two extra innings.What might be even 

three hits. . • • . , . more rare was the way the very next Phillies game endod. 

Whcnthc six innings ended with a scoreless tie, both . Leading by a 17r4 count in the fourth inning the game 

teams were rtquired to change pitchers. 

was stopped t>y tKe umpires because of gnats. 

"Brian- Up ford came on.for the Phillies and struck out 

three straight M'etsm the seventh. . " • • • Last year Ocean City's frida Shelton became the 

Stcf fin Davis then led off the Phils' seventh" against answer to .a trivia question when she became the first girl 

reliever Matt Smith with their first hit..Brian Peterson in OC history to play on two state championship teams. 

walked but Davis.was cut down going- to third on a Sheltori was the starting first baseman on the Group 3 

ground ball to second. After a strikeout, Peterson was out Softball-titlist and an injured-member of the state CTQ.SS 

at home trying to score on a wild pitch. 

country team. . , • ; 

ptusparts 

; coupon. 

Appliance • Coupuii^M Presented at time of Repair^ 

Appli an ce 

Service 

; 

In Addition, 6-7 Robert Churchwdl and 6^ Lamonl 

Morgan of Seagull champion Gonzaga Prcj> arc headed 

Alton Amkoite, ihc All-South Jersey cross country and 

- This year Gibble gave up.sofiball and ended up running rracXrurtncr at Ocean atv High School* who wad an all- 

-in the track Meet of- Champions -as the second teg of starTunner last fall in her first year at Montclair Stdte Col- 

Ocean at/saucce«aful 4x400 rhetcr relay teain. •.",' legc^Jiafl given upicflimpctitive running. ... .•-••' 

The next logical step is for Sue to load theOC golf team' Amiconc was forced to chose between her athletic career, 

Into the state championships in 1991. 

and fully participating as a dance major.. • ..'-• 

' . ''—'• • • ' V 

, . , . . . . . . . — — .- . _ : ; t . Track!skM8is dancing's gain) ; ••" 

In casc-you missed tho Division One college algnings of 

high school basketball talent this, year, well take a 

moment to review; ' - . .'.'•.- 

Middle TpwnshJp's 6-7 John Leahy is fltlll heading for 

Maryland, despite the school's NCÂ sanctions. ;•. 

Arqong other South Jersey players, 6-9 Charlie Weiler of 

Haddonficid is going .to Rutgers, 6-3 Will McAllister of 

Highland (who almost,personally defeated Mainland in 

the South Jersey final) is going to the University of Fcnnsylvania 

where he will join &6 Ken Hans of HWy Cross, 

Eastern's 6-3 Tony. Krrrin heads for BctrnJmQ-Cookman 

and'Matt Maloncy of Haddonficid will play for Vandabilt. 

' . .- .'' • \\ ; 

Additional New Jersey rccuitsinclude (r7 Andrew.Plngan'oT 

Union Cathohc to George Mason, Mark WilctfX of 

St.' Peter's (winner over SL Augustine In the Parochial 8 

tournament) to Rider, 6-8 Tom Cardwcll of McCortUtin 

to Towsbn State, Mihc Crotty of'puistian Brothers to 

Dartmouth; and both Mike ftrennaii of Elizabeth and 6-4 

Chris Yeunan of Mater Dei to Princeton. -• •'. ' 

Also, $-6«Chxi« Barry of St. Rose .to Fairficld, &€ Jim 

M**yck .of Hillside (whjch beat Middle Township in the 

Group 2 state final> totoppin Slate, Lamont Street of St." 

' Amhony fo Wagner, 4-7 P« S«iU*a«lina. Derrick Johnson erf Platnficld to Virginia, 6-6 

Scan, RoAncy of St. Anthony to Duquesne, 6H1 De SincJs'Country C4A SomenTPoinl is where me 

action contwiyî Kxjiry throuoft fiundpy/durmg the fifth 

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Scull Road is alvyays a good 

Mike Oukich pitched the '~Z'.I'I':''Z'ZZ. 2% to Bud on Monday, he said 

Braves'to victory featuring 

-tharthoy had one fisherman. 

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the flitting of Michael Pond Onoin. 

Out back cleaning his catch 

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in a great team effort. Mike' 

. .4-2 which consisted of six 

Afaik made a great "caich, 

keeper fluke_;-The angler, 

wi)h bases loaded, for the 

.....is 

• — had "thrown back four 

final out as the Expos .pow- 

undersized fisH as WclL 

-Angste 

dered "their ,way over trie f- • 

a Suff .fishermen have heon 

Bravi^f ' - 

Uaiof Laagua picking up « couple 

!dttO 

ton (3-0) and .Tc»j>jriy Fcr-t 

guspn had great pitching* 

performances in their twin 

victories -this w,eck. Jcriy 

Schaffer pitcheid three 

inning's of relief (9K"s) fo^ 

•trie win and continued .his 

hot hiWng for fhc Phillies. 

Tîe CiahtA continued to 

showthey have a hot offep*jxvcmacnjrt* 

•overcoming 3 

home run*' * (Kcviw 

Fcmsler-l, Jerry >chaffer,2J 

by the Phillies iij thAr win. 

\ Matt Charles of the A's lejtl 

.alt the game.v/tth Ajuiinc 

.run 'then^procced^d tp 

r 

Kelly Richards was, 

and Southern's CollctteTWr.'•"• 

' lent came in third* . ' •'* 

The body board ootppittfr: 

tion was won by." 

McElWec -.of Soil 

defending champ T_, 

Franco of Ocean Otjr:,« 

sejcondîuJ Adam fi 

Southern wag third. 

channel in frdht. of the - 

Coi-.f Cuard station and, dangerous. 

down at 16th Street. Fluke granted that a shark is 

are also biting behind Long-, 

With the added benefit t»f port, in.- Risley^s Channel 

possibly getting we&kfish 

and ln'Lakcs Bay. .• . , . . , 

and strippers as well. ' . 

' • • ' , befor-c suddenly coming 

Bud, reported that there 

with ^he flufco r , ._•,.»• ._-. 

, were some nice*sized. blue*, 

10 to 12 miles off The 

Flanders. Also, -there -are 

tuiog. all around-the J 

jptty and at the. 

down at Corson's. Kingfish. 

Corion Inlet bridge.-- 

' Scrap»xl«(] are in the surf, right J»ow. 

Cardnate.7 

•and' bitiijg . (j±rly . nicely. Betty Ann from .Lemon t':> 

They are moving in and out Marliki crcports - thai the 

on the tidc^'but they Have flounder fiihing.has beety' 

beerr taken with regularity 

Onolat vi . . . ,at the rprth point of the 

A'*iO. .^ , . ,' ./' . island, 6th Srrp^r, 15»1j 

' Streci ar>d glso at the south 

- (JunaU- J\jtm\t) 

the ttland. 

I dead. Sharks have been 

known -to apparently lie 

dead on the docks for hcjurs. 

m 

u c 

^ « back to life to'thomp at 

are quijc a few 

LI ^_* _" 

^PP^ anything that comes near. 

blues; which-arc also spread' liv addition to the teeth, 

throughout the bay. Fluke 

have been biting on aU baiti *•* 

«1, sheddcr trab: 

toornament this weekend? 

There, are sharks otit there 

wo'tting. to'-be caughj. 

pSetty good. She had ?Weather rtas' chilled this 

WjCighed- in some''fluke* fishing quitcâ bft; gettirtg*. 

c%cry day for a week wfcen ' out there Jvas'bien-the hard 

I talked -»6 heVi earlier this part But on those days that 

•vyeek Fish'had bccn'«.t3î/ 'it has been, good to fish. 

vc ^.*"''BkJWShark ' 

Jf ^ ^ ^ 

6 

• - •* vcry dangerous. With a tex- (609) 33&MJf791 or (609j423r132a 

ture siitiilar to. ûfidpupcrâ" 

shark can do lots oidj^nage 

on a,, fast brush with . th$ 

skin. 

gloves 

wh^r^. handling the dead 

carcass., . *• 

Have a'good weekend —/ 

GOLrÊRS 

and watch-out for lhai suh- 

SPECIAL! 

— Dave 

Cardc vi f iso» ' *,* f» Cure* 

• FISHIN' STUFF f> DICKINSON MABfN 

TW 

CAR 

CARESS 

•.AuiQ.Oetailng. *• 

' • 'Cojipoundtruj. ' 

• Waxing \Interior Cleaning 

m\ I 

CALL FOR APPT. 

HaverxAve, OcearvCity 

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AMJNOON WEON^SOAr FOR RH3AY PUBLICATION. Too\M» to Ctaarfy 

.- MONDAY2«*FORTUESDAY PUBLICATION ml THURSDAY2 PU FOR 

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M Rurrung 5 ConoocuBvo TVncft,. 

witti 6 lirtco or loss , :..•...... • "22.00 

' Too Lau To Classify - 60* ox»a " • 

' Ada Roqunng Box Numbor - "1.00 addttorvJ 

399-6411\ " 

Lost-and Found 

Anytime Is ike RightTime:>•• T ~t%nk,-.A*+ 

to Use the Want Ads GAUU 399--5411 

Help Wanted 

-ttXINQ - Juna 13 ntt Uanian4 R*> 

DAY W0HK - Yav tound-pCHOon. KuI 

porM »V fiOaX- Mala dog. rusiy obtar 

lawâil sm*. lutta rvxVm il °rioc*»- 

am t»u« atmi. potOM n» Htw/ 

ury. Trainng VSA3 4n riour Ra««* w/ 

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J&S TAG SALE & 

UQUIDATiONS 

AucSon Sftrvtoaa Avdabk) 

UConM • Bond«d.< Socurty Prartdad 

Call 390^033 or 62MS21 

DIRTY WMD0WS? 

Call 390-2212 

Commercial Maintenance Co. 

Carpenter/Handyman 

Ho/At Repair*. RemoMng, 

Vinyl Wndows...Qoora, 

Kitchens * Baths SfiitdaSat 

Uoofiaed S thturttd. CM 

. Qeorgoat 

398-1745 M, 

Three Experienced 

1 Cleaners 

To caân.your attoro homo 

Rooeonabto (Ukw. RofiaUo 

Ptota 

399-2324 

JOSEPH MAZZA 

CueMm ramxioitng and DuUor 

Uoon&od &.tnaurod 

391-2029 

CALL>»»«- 

**• -• fcOrWnan 

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3EA SCAPE 

q 

' iJiwn & Gardqq • • 

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£yuom rsparai: »V 

Ca* Brun at' 

398-8319 

PAJOTING 

Interior • Exterior 

Pixxpft MrVtt 

927-3143 

CLEANING 

Yocr home, 

A )iclxlj> Claire 

: S. JOHN tOEPER 

DECKS •- 

1ENS *•- 

'-' - ' •• a 

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Sarage ^nd Yard Salea 

SJlll 1 8MP&ON • 6«UXrv» 18P. 0am 

ia 1pm rocMno cna#. Ccyutog titura*. 

Sony *oa**«rv«noqua danrwl. mutical 

•ttUunaTrat! 2 Vat wBi «rn«. 

^rop*- drMpartaa, pXA /pora. 

YARD a*L£ - Sabadt'y. Juna 18, 830 

- «m'(oi pm. tftti. »w>aar. a»«rcyd«. 

b**m.ioys. 1137 Watt Atanua. O.C. 

3 FA1M.Y YAXtO SALE • ^ p 

1ft. o am. Cauwara, houaVKVO pxxM. 

toft, citaaa. «c OOi'PlrVWb* Road. 

OC(oas'$) ' 

1S9.."• 'ft 

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TV can. 

1.JL^. It's 10/ (r, 

a^ Ajra Toyv'boou. kACh- 

Wantid* 

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39*1001. ' ' 

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nanl MT cT CoT o ^- V -- 

Target New Jersey 

with 

Statewide Classifieds! 

Target 

3 Million 

Readers 

A 2S *« > _--. • — 

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NEW JERSEY 

/ STATEWIDE 

Target 

3 Million 

Readers 

run 

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For Only 

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WID f ADVERTISING A 

NETWORK N 

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General Merchandise General Merchandise 

8OFA - Fair 

6URF0OARO • CfT. 2 M. Sknvan 

MI ASBUBY AVENUE • a* Boor. o«n- board, oraai »o« baglnnan), oood condimalic 

hoaptta) bad, otMf tool*. Stop by tion. *V3o.Ci»30B-8040. 

•nyurn*. . . ' 

«• TXACONO 0EMCH- - 0*numa a'aliqua 

In wNU qalnwd pina'. Aakioo «380, 

Also, OE 24* MQ-CMamna wal ovjn. kka 

n«w, *Mno f ioa Ca» 3A4-217B. 

U B«6-TCfl.. nth tndar. 

bmnd (*m Iffl. ,Ca« 301-ogei. 

dASCOALL AM) SPtflT8.CA«O3 - 

Calm. Wampa. a tuppkoa. Cnack lor 

waaMy apadt*. J 4 F Com.. 001 Now 

(Vjad.SoroarsPplnt,02o:ao00. 

, . . ' " . ' • • •> ; 

OCAT THE HCAT - 12.300 OIU air corf 

dwonar. $281, Usad only ona taajsoa 

8000 OTU-It oanSHoft*: IZX. Utid 

tnraa tummars. AJI papsr* mduQaiJ Can 

*»24H« 

FUnNfTURE SALE - fraalaf \Z71.' 6' 

•olabad-fiSO. cNna tHiVcn->37). Coo 

31M-2HS. * . 

HEAVY METAL CART -,OI 

•lad lea) craam raakar, MacTiadaa 

mar. sun lamp..lats» radto, tlO%«_, XT 

a »* mA Mas. illJ**.. coQaa ft and «s- 

Has. KSAav. unaa oscbrs. * Manta, a 

• gardan tools. Cat 3e&WO4 

aURFBOARD • 7 ft. tlngla In. aicanont 

condtioa Otaat tor bfginntr. Can FiirvM 

.OW-0879.; •; . • . -- . 

TWlrJ 0ED6 WITH HCA60OAWO • BoJ 

tcyinni and matvaaaos, aicatani eondl-' 

tton. Porcn tnuig; Can 3M-O0M or P30- 

S2J-2O23. . . . : 

• USEO DKES • On» man's and ona worn- 

*n\ to-tpaad. .ptaaionatds. Can 300- 

5osfl. . • ' 

WASMEfVORYER • K«nmora. h««vy 

duty. Moving. IJOypeir. FMn."C«H 308- 

WV»»lr,v . 

ilA Jill C"» Drxsj rj«[»n 

ii Lu* 

f.*>0 OTU. 

!USED PAPERBACKS 

Father's i 

us** pjpsrb«KX/»iKi pal a/ 

WBook3 

2243Asb|»yAve. 

•399-7314 *•*:-. 

ANDERSOfWWSERKlS 

' TAG SALE 

73CU 

DAVIS 

IFURNITURE 

Ctezziingfy EMer&ni; 

Giant New Showroom! 

WHY WATT? 

• • Buy today - 

Free Detvery xw^-v 

IN STOCK OVER 200 

Bedroom 

$596 to $3999 

Becking • Serta, 

Every See in So*' 

Carpet wafcw 

an6nos,to>fcs, Brass. 

k%Ptesai 

Aomgtt. Larops 

taaoOUFOUR 

'/mn »cft p p \ 

task tntaner Capa May moorr^-«v«j. 

•Ma. U«J0OO or ivo Cal lor »aa tny 

cftum 300 7973 " 

•. i«J Airinton ct>. »&Ur. aJ 

r lor darno. C>^ Ifl %t 

butt' m 

21-OHUCI. 

X u^roa^/f. T 

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Taj* 

a-COpi-i; «TC i 

I OCC Oanar MI 

an*r?A«anan 

OCEAN CITY 

Garden* 

$239,000 

cut, «n* taadi t> bmttt eatwm 

GREAT BUW WU» 

•*•» 

Real Estate Said 

Real Estate Sate 

800 OCEAN AVE 

Cornsff ol 8th and Ocoan 

Formorly OoFranco-Moo*oarril 4 bafv 

» • » 

fcw«*«««»~ t I i 1 ? i*K t*~»J SMTT l aon 

zrtfi Asaiftr AVE 

OqEANOTY.MJ 

" 398-7W0 ' 

Friday Juna IS 1MO 

Real Estate Sale 

WAtE»VRQNT 

. / «'• 

SOMERS POINT CONDO 

FIRST FLOOR 

One bedroom, superior condition. Central air, fireplace 

in living room. - . . . • . • ; 

WAS -. $109,000-- •',-•-' 

NOWASK1NG $93,000 

: MUST SELL, MAKE OFFER 

After golf, visit our ; 

OPEN HOUSE 

. 580 Mays Landing Rd. 

Bay. Meadow complex . > 

". . (ofipostM Sanda Country Cub) 

Saturday & Sunday 

June 16th &17 0 1 to 4 pm. 

PflILffiCASSn)Y,ILE. 

1-215-342-57% or -••:*:• 

. Shore area 

SPECIAL Nance. 

^CUSTOM BUILT ÂYFnONT marrfy rtnoiratDd. Qwiat' 

va>«ys4 3 b4Jdnoom»,^3 b#tfai, CE REBUCC0/O $350,000 

Pnoi and Corrâro Ws ipavfcua at ujfsJtuyii 2 battapm, 2 

P»4mam Corrsv Locator) • 

•Ooc* 1'aisi ai;if"o( 

41124 900 

2 tali 

on'a Mrga ak 

•J** 1 !*- ;: ' •"' •H*to 

• •. hm 

1 '*2 

Exceptional Forested Home Sites 

.•.Hard to Find 

And Sell Out Fast! • + i 

Call 398-8383 

«.•.-••'•• 

»l f i 

INTER10Ut{ 

A P.I an net! Community 

Of 22 

DIRECTIONS: TAKE EXIT 25 FFCM GARDEN STATE__ _^_ 

FIGHT AT TRAFRC UGHT (FORD AGEJ^C^TUHNUgT ATOIJD 

PETERSBURG ROAD (FITE. 610) TO WWTIER TOUR OR TA*£ 

RJQHT AT ROUTE «1C 

Exclusively By. 

- V- I 

from *70,000's 

aV 

. - * • T 

•1

&-V.'.'' 

Pi v •• B12 

#. 

OpaanCHy, NJ. Friday. Juna1g.-HOO 

ORE A T TIME TO BUY IN 

OCEAN CITYI - 

Now listing, nffordoblo 3 BR. 2 BA. control air, yoar rounrfor 

2nd homo, mamumnnco froo only $115.900. Cad Fayo Kolly: 

Townhoyso 3BR. 2 BA. closd to Southond Boach. bright and 

cftoary only'* 135.000. Call Fayo Kolty . 

Convoniont and comfortnblo 1 BR unit. 1st lloor only 

$78;000. Call Fays Kolly • V . 

BAYFRONT, magnificent.3 B~R 3 BA. docki. CAC.2 (iroplacos. 

30" boat slip. Jacuzzi bnfy $299,000. Call Fayo Kolly 

BAYFRONT; with* 180 dogroo.viows, 3 BR 2 BA, firpplnco 

Bunroundod with tilo" floors, tndudoa 30' slip $279,000 Call 

Scott Corpoliua • 

Now Listing, spectacular ixio by sido. hoi 2 docks w/wotland 

•vww8. 3 BFf. 1 Va BA. w/2 cor carport Only-2 blocks to groat 

boach. Only S149.900. Call Scxjtt Cornolioa ' 

• Incomo plus; surrimor retreat. Uko now duplojc. ;$600»+ por 

mo! frorn.ono floor an-u&a tho otrtor. 3 Nock* to groat boach 

Roducodto $158,500 Coll Scott Cornokis \ ' " 

Sky SurtO 3 6R.-2 BA,- split tovol 2n4floor w/dock. firoptaco 4 

carport. FU•/. 

- • ~.< •"'X. 1 

->CVii Strpwlo the bwch, 

3R. 2 BA- oid unJl art. "\ '^ » flA.".a/c"-)acaiji,. 

w>(cr with spectacular 'Cr»l , 10 

PARKrLACE • •.' » TRtp-LLX^ ' .. 

O5jtr»7 ^*r. two 

THO fAMILV 

h IT tnr>', S) tt 1 . C ^ 

INVEST 

C>O-AS tTi 

hA. 

yr-ir R,T 

h MrJ r. .>.„ . .>/ 

:-t 

—•* »«*»o^s. 

,77// MSI RIM HSTATI-: IVS/ 7 

[YOi oJrttff In a ^4aw SouflWod Towtihooto compJolo 

wi») 4 bdrms . 2f>* tMfetf, OM hoot. We firopl«^). oll-bn ovortizmt 

\ott, 3 units to chooso from •tarttng a\ '. &84.900 

Lme *ofl k«p« itenchof In ^jrsinium £0vjor». S^cton. ifoO' x 

]00' tot. 3 odrm«., 2 both^ in groor**poo*. «prV>Ugr syttnm. 

offioo tobripm «nd mOcft moro. Prtood to eol at (268.000 

* 

yoon*a acrou from boo ohirw laiortcTn -ftnoat 

bAachoi In jrilf 4 bdrm., 2 bo*> cocondJtoor cpndo. oas hoat 

*/*c. cornpis'laty romoôted witrt boeubtul iunttr^tn; wont. 

LacaBon, k)c*ttorf.' bcafton!' Southond" duploiupn 

50 x* JO0' Pantasbc unabstructad ocoan Viowo.\ .c»»._»:»5' '^r.x.. 5i.-,(,x ,-,.- •OOI 

V-« .-.3 VJO- ,,. A. • , .. .' .j. • ^ ^ ^ 

»f-fi too; li 

Cor.t«i! A« 

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Is:. 614 THCSEHyWet-tJEDOen OMM Ctty, NJ. Friday, Jun* 15.19«0 f Ttaay, Jun> 

FREE BASIC CABLE FOR 12 MONTHS 

NO CReDlT CHECK FEE! 

the apartfnent 

hunting game... 

You'll Find a 

Good Deid at 

, ;; Ywrly Rental Public Notice Public * 4V;,". 

You don't have 

to be lucky to win. 

' The Apartment Community^. As Rtfreshittg as Its Nanu 

V^-7 llwlr £^ K •'*'Hoat. Hot Walor 

1 Bdrm, w/Dcn & Cooking Gas ,. 

Starting at. • Wall lo Woll Carpel 

sw\ 

* Palo or Balcony 

' "* Swimming Pool 

' • 24.Hr,, Maintenance > 

N MONDAY-SATURDAY - •*• 

SUNDAY BY APPOINTMENT • FRIDAY Til. 9 

OFFICE: A:tf CHAPMAN BLVD., 

*' SOMERS POINT, NJt>8244 

(609)653-8288 

- NOW TAKING APPLICATIONS 

" Sr.Crtaen Oiioounl !«Mo Pott' 

* EQUIVALENT VALUE REDUCTION 

UNFUBWSHB) APAHtl*9ff 

Tl TO. ^, DOrTnS . TOW KKTiOn. 

O^taOs dxnuL .,m*0 aval. 

darwakhai. L(V DR.rwa- deck, gu 

Naot. xt/ts, no pan, UCC mo V 645-1320. 

MarkH. Stem- 

Attorney lor Ocean City 

_tor 

Ocean CW 

Zoning Board ot Adjustment . . whoron WU.MNQO S Attorney tor Oc d f Adjutt 

FUNQ SOCIETY, F60 letha Pttinim Zoning Board of Adjustment 

ZONING BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT snd ERNEST C, THOMAS CHAW.E4. QHARLCS. «M at ZONING " CITY BOARD OP OCEAN OF ADJUSTMENT 

CITY 

N S QHARC8 ZONING BOARD DU 

arTYOPMrVtBUIvii'T • 

IN THB«tTYOfMA IStC CtTV. 

CAPS UAYCOUNTY, NEW JOV 

v«»sin,at-1inu^~",BLOOM 

APPLICATION OF: Edward J. 

GJItecO 

. WEDNESDAY. JUNE 2O. TWO dior . . :v-.-«'*z _^ «_ .£. 

PROPERTY: Btocli 103. "Lot 20. at one octocfcln.uw ohemoon o» PROPERTY: Block 2404, Lot 24. 'ha* aaarrjtd \hat • la necessary w 

Ocean Ctty. Now Jer»< rsor • siJd day at tho OM HWo/KetLCflud. OoaanCMy.New Jersey ayrortfjjta OMOayJortha puKiwmu 

WHEREAS, Gdwi" rard J OlUeca Is Housft Building orf'Routa s. k> Cape WHEREAS. Edgar H. Hendter Ml ot • TractCTflairft Waha, PtoM*> . 

tho owner ot. Block 109. Lo* 20. as Ms* court House. Now Jersey. . the owner ot eipcfc 2404, Lot S4, aa True*. New Jbitrartca Signs and: Bowa*1 «t 

tho, some Is dosjgnated or) the Tax OociuHNo. F-1O70O-0Q tha same. Is dtatanalnri oft the Tax CwnputattoaWAatKl ' ' IK* Ul * 

Mop ot tho City erf Ocoan City: and Munic*«iiilyOcu«nClfy . Map ot tho ciyolOoean Oly; apd WtWRCAB, #» total coat eras** naed on tha Ta* 

.County..Capa Mny Q4ale ol Now WHEREAS. ' " 

RESOLUTION ^jttjsss&z' ^^^ss^s^^ •j£gs££j&Assz •&*&*****: sutelantlotOoidmoni lo the ton- Moajl. and -. . • , - . ocean Civ IU-JxJmr 

"• r»j orcuoanoo and manor .pU«n \ wnLVREAIljlhe Bcavd has 00*. . WHIWAS Fredertck and Da»> 

, VARIOUS SEES 

Hcalocl. oortvrxwaai 

idoat torcarribmtion ihop. t^pro, 

ottooc/Mvago. 

SMore Realty 

vart- Mad tn town and manner aa pamn- wouM 6a 1 J& Mat and a xx 

sneo would ba a detriment to the led by law. ' ' . strjayaid I MTiarli would o» a,ta last. trontane to 2fl leet,'1 

nek/aVKhood-sttieme. Seatloo.a. TMa Oromanoa sha* iMâtome ra*Mre4 an. 4 teat end • ratn*ai1. . 

NOW. THEREFORE. BE IT latia etisol uflon pMaapa and puy, -t^, • , -^ 

RESOLED by the Ocean Cly-2bn-. "52»V' 

AourtSac ot nstohbors 

r » aoewdartoa »*i M kw ^Tie ^JpatoJ tound UMI •» »artina 

Board »4 »y>oisu&- 

—M">aH • •• ••> . *«* 

M r » corattfudrJoâtMs' akiokal . 

..ây hOMta>ori a 23 loot tot would 

1B (URPLUtt 924QJXOOO• ondfloordaokand aieps at «w rear . sndkig. o, u 

«eostirksraof. ol an eattnno s»gla-ta»i>air dwaTv. . rha oommd 

2. Tha tatda haraby The propoaad deck wotrfd heve a batno 1W » 

id ara a»ahorUed to ba raa*y«d aafew* of IJH teat. pubsc' and tr« Dartaflt wouU 

pnoro eart OU»»p«i sovik) f«Ma 

U part OCTPWon 

tr«> p-sanal 

»*•*!. » • . 

o ot cno«Hiars ej *io pub- 

We »w«»wrl and wenpaai 

y wpfpxla* Ipw 

^399-4858 

ficat Estate 

alAyvtd Ths' mprtfi 

and.11,tan oorap»tr 

r— A.I1-. .CJ»T»O»«O« 

NOW IMlHtfOHt ?s-1 »arr m 

PRIME RET&L- OFRCE 

k PLAZA RENTAL . 

669-399-0503 

*10U it HAY 

MOTiCt a. fwat'r a^-ar. 

al pwajna rhai a 

on Juno t. 

pij Shs 

>*r»jrad ara. S iaor ai-»3 VaManoe tor a lake OJ lood 

The aopvd tun: tfM tr» «ipnu 

tn.m ba araroao wr-vau knurtas 

r* ronr>g 

rsaapar p-sr. 

f»CrV THtHt^GPt BE IT 

Rt3OUW-£C &r the Ocaep CT/ Zoo 

m as p>X*c 

CarotaaaMaCay 

jiicairj »»ak.r.a »oi 

Icr t?^* orarrwaaa t^t LNa 

at ^00 IWT 

1M0 

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DOAftO< 

CTTYC* OCUANCfTY 

CifY O» OCl». C 

KLAO.UIOH 

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•• • • '• B16 THESENVN£L-L£DGeR Oc«»nCHy, N.J. Friday, Jun« 15,1890 

ew reasons w 

WUh Fatktfi Day comi»t if 

Sunday.-ipotti. columnists Tom William 

i*viud formtr OC-bas^tbafl 

star Suphaiut-VauJtnlict-'Cailtty to 

- writ* about hir'fathir. Harry 

Vamitrzlic*'. in '*" fcwtul tJiluM of 

hit rttuUtr column. • •• 

itVTuesday morning In 

the fall oM975. The sum- 

mer and aflother little . 

league season has just 

. ended jnd football Is under 

way at Ocean City High 

School. . 

• My oldest brother, H.D:, • 

is finishing his education at 

Sf. Francis College in,Lorctta. 

Pn. and my other brother, 

Scott, is beginaing his at 

Catawba College in Salis- . 

b u r v . N . C . . - ' • • • 

Stephanie Vand&rsllce Galtley 

guest sports, columnist . 

Both the boys have finished 

their athletic careers 

at OCHS yet Dad still 

remain* president of the 

Archie Harris Sports Boosters. 

Maybe it's bemuse he • 

still hds thrcie daughters' 

(Courtney, Coco and 

•myself) remaining in the 

high school. • '. • 

But maybe it's because he 

loves the game or; better 

yet, loves the kids. Iwould 

have to agree with the latter 

since my father has been ' 

the president of both Archie 

Harris and the Ocean City 

Youth Athletic Association- 

' for over 20 years. His sons 

have completed that phase 

of their lives at least 15 

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February gave the go-ahead far the. 

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started nearjhe boardwalk Office. • ' 

portion- of the theater, on Meanwhile. Bruce Frank. 

• Taking the path 

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wou d six-inch gravel 

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.To call Esther Weil an impresario is correct. 

Indeed, she has organized scores of musical treats 

for Ocean City music lovers over a docade. But 

she is more. • • . '. 

This bundle of energy, who'in her 80th year con^ 

u'nues dally to' be busy as-a bee, goes well beyond 

the organization of classical treats. It would be * 

cute to call her a • one-woman- band, and you 

. wouldni be too far off if" you did. .She does have 

benefactors and well-wishers she'can turn to far, 

help,, but it has largely been the energetic Esther 

Weil who/avc/ many year^ has -brought great 

musw \6 Ocean City. . • • ; . 

Music ctitic and local artist Ed Wismejr. elsewhere 

in today's issue goes into more detail on Mrs. 

- Weti/*Qur purpose here- i^ I© thank her sincerely 

for the memorablp afternoons and evenings of . 

^fine, often great* music she has-rvelpecl bring about 

. henj* ' ', • * > • '' • 

. Esther Wcit b> u concerned and'dedicated v indi- "V 

vWual who has truly made her ^community better £cTSy 

By her presence, her determination and her talertf 

' 

222ZZS 

SSy Soî^hTl^SZ^-ii^s-' S "^ ^rar*; 16rorunleer than.Mrs Weil. She hasâjn 

expertise ipkit and vigor unmatched by anjône. 

Tnere arv'many. talented musicians and.bther^ 

who,ha^vdohe.rnuch to;put Ocean City on the 

map musically Esther Wei}, .however, has done* With our btickvjo tho;v:r. 

more thah af\y ^volunteer tq iee trm at the 'jersey wc Vw ' aik vit ^ N " n *- So f 03 ^ 

Shore, Ocean Qrty and.muîc'arr syrwinyrriou?. 

J Tnank >*J. Esther 1 ' '' . . ' 

the rules of summer 

Tc 

Wear 

f>ar\ 

curie-* 

anil other-prv^t 

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towari* .• K-r 

• us . 

! the v ocr 

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eornes the suti 

cffcctiW w*V, 

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the^you j 

', Toy Gwyneth.Davis 

TV s^ 

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the tanpcraujrc wi a 

h ?. It I i>*^lio i l Jht h "method, 

that csphvared ir.c the- 

-Thir 

'Chcrie tethcririo Bcndyf a 

• * An drew R. Bij-ardi 

Ryan Craig Bird 

J f J J l 4 

Anh Blcvxn 

Kinnbcrly Ann Bowcn 

Nlcholi Ahntoincttc 

• Brcining : 

Kris&e Ann-Brown 

Kelly Elizabeth Brydgcs^ 

icweph Paul Bums,'Jr. ' 

Diana (Jcraldinc Caiafa 

Donna Callsc * 

James Paul Cambum

the members of 

f the Class of 1990, 

would li.ke to thank 

the parents, teachfirs, 

relatives, and friends who 

.hiye'jolnedus today. • ;'•': 

And now Graduation; that day 

of transition, is "upon us. For 

years, we have worked and waited, 

striven 'and-hoped' for this 

moment. "Be patient and strong. 

Someday this labor will be useful 

t,o- you," wrote the Latin poet 

Ovid. That day is today. Today 

marks the completion of our concentrated 

efforts. . 

I often wisH (as 1 suppose we all 

do) that Icould relive a portion 

of my life and make the heces- 

. sary: changes.. But this- wishful derwhat it holds. The verse 

thinking is all.in vain, I realize. : reads: ' 

• That part of history that we can 

change lies before us. We have" 

yet to make the many decisions 

thitt will later be praised or criticized. 

And while we reminisce 

and long for the past, more pre- 

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Although conformity seems • 

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and pwayed fay- the opinions of 

others as driftwood by the vyind' 

and waves. Our 1 conscience will ; 

' guide us if we allow Us small.' 

voice to be heard. ' 

Recently I xead an article by a. 

fellow classmate, on the effects of 

greed on our sddely. That some-. 

"one else recognizes this- problem 

makes me glad. • 

I would encourage us all how 

to. examine our lives. Let Vs 

abandon the selfishness and jeal- V 

ousy that has become our creed. 

Let it be known that the T990 

graduates of Ocean City High 

School are different. Let U be 

seen that we help and encourage 

:-• '.> -.0: 

dards ThereMs rnuch^to be saw" ^ lass °' ^° ( im JpaHanlly awaits the conclusion oMho ceremonies that mark tho beginnings of-thoir stop into the 

for courage and honor. 

And/iciw, the moment of graduation 

is pressing. There is hppe 

in this class and a vast amount of 

future here. '-.."' 

Henry David Thoreau o'nee • 

T&arsand 

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, Jun* 19.1090 Oo^ndty, MJ. THE S0fnN&.-t£Da0l 

, CITY —.- Ocean • Phcbc Dickson — Ocean • $500 < • • National Honor'.Socicty Cheryl Churchill — Ken- . Bm)n»— Edociioop«p«rimf« woiM.ntar^MRowî.^Khtso. cmt» 

^^Â^^'r-f^ ^û^tionAMOdation, ; Geoffrey WUeox - Eire- Scholarship $300. . . -^ Moore oTMborcA ^Zl&SSilZttSl r*Z3lJ+3J^^-*l& 

,•,. - $1,000. National Honor rncn's Mutual. Benevolent Jennifer Guiles — .Coun- Fttzpatrick CPA, Ocean ^^T*!rXriycX^.^ BtovM.«oo. 

aon » : ana load businesses Sodcty Scholarship, $300, Asaodadon $500 

try, Shore Women's Qub. City Rotary Club, S250. 

-$ 8ivc^«^crf$i20,000u,O.C fo,taryauB Business ^SSe^lenlak - 

»"d«warel»to Adrninistration, $250. Fireaicn's Mutual Bcnevo- 

nearly 70 graiiuaHng Award (Kabaf* Mens Shop Ujf 

sejntoraat lh« high schopi iThomos ttci»t Insurance), I 

Awards ccreinonlca. held Susan Palmer.—Ocean • 

June ,6 at the high jjchool; City Notary Qub Scholaropened 

. with. a welcome ship, $1,000. 

Irom Principal Michael Re* Powell — Ocean Dry 

.Cipriano and remarks by "VFW "Barney Oldfield 1 ' 

Dr. Anthtmy Scalzp.. Scholarship, SIJWO. . 

». Receiving schoJarshij^ Margaret Rowell — 

.*' honors were the following Ocean City Exchange Club 

students: \ . Scholarship. $1.000, " -* 

Scholarships - Susan Smith '—. Ocean' 

Trad Fensrcmacher — Qty Exchange Qub, S1;000. 

Ocean. Qty Masonic Club Ocean City Rotjiry Club. 

Foster Karncy Foundation, $f,000. . ' 

$8,000; O.C. Police Bcnovo- .' Amy Tolson — Upper 

lent Association. SI,000> • Township PTA. SI .000. 

Nancy Good — Ocean Upper Township Education J 

City Masonic Club Foster Association, $700. 

I Kamey Foundation. $8,000. Darin Urbaczewski — 

^.- James Hotsomback — j o h n Esposito Mcmprial 

Ocean City Masonic.Club Scholarhip;S1JXX). 

Foster ICamey Foundation, . Melissa Wcfkel — Mary 

S&OOO. . • _ Kossab. Memorial Scholar 1 -' . 

Jack Hostcttcr — Ocean snip $1 000 f A us' ' f -i~-*.s' • 

$S0 uyino* borlid. . ' . ,, EngUtti (Mpwtmant 

ie«—CM*aprMrUun«i.'«n. ' 

Oul»l«n\. _ •> • (In* onty to an tlovi . > ' > 

KtM JEFfXRS 

• ' ' Thon lostujbmUdQt «t>toaf. ' 'J- ' ' 

Sokimpttan 199O 

SoEdon i 

i' now, but ev'entuallywo made 

•So dJwn gooM ikmn to A-iy / 

m 

Nojhng gokicth i 

new fYiend.sh.jps:, aî^ted, and 

=f it in with Ihe crowd. *Thing3 * 

became gold*, but we will once 

; -' • - 

*Npw I would like to share .with 

you. a personal a/rrostioof my 

.sentiments about gradfiaiion: - 

G.-r- for the good limes andihe! I 

. b^d times that wehav*shanjd,-'. 

R-—^for remembrance of all. / 

those who'haye careH- ' ' f i 

A — for 'the acliievernents and 

awards,that wefe*won , • 

' D r-r foV thx.» diploma - the most 

prestigious orfei- . » • >•' ': 

;£"•:' • -new/riendships, addled, and » U ~ — «ofê for the uniqiieness uniq, that we 

c * •-.u'.u J *n--2^ \ » .all have exprcssod d 

High^hdplisôM'.itxsthc . ^^>n with the crowd.Thirfgs ,.» _»_ thc#sp^rationsan as. ,. ^ce-new endeavors, because . 

the "Ki'vir' \S'ocld * • ' • s^nothing gold ca,n sto^y'-* ". 

ThiS-poOmV-Jsappropfuitly '. Although thrn^ never renoam 

n-sod in ihe movl^ The Ouislderi. - thiysame, -vfC must neves ffrr'gcl 

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School's commencerrjpnt ceremonies. •• , , . ' . , 

Thirty-six receive presidential awards 

"UNWOOD — Graduating- 

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The 32-ycjr-old from 

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Chris Johnson's $45,000 check for winning.the 

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The \win,also nearly,doubled the money she had 

earned In the first 13 tournaments of this year. 

Johnson had massed the cut five times this year 

. and only, finished above 25th once, when she was 

second Injhe Crestar Classic in Virginia in^ early 

Mayv Dottle Mochrie won that tournament with 

•. .tfaa b» Tom 

thehottest week of the tour, Onlshing-16 under 

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Johnson now. has earned $93,715 in prize money : 

this year, jumping from.No. 41 before the tournament 

to No. 15 Her best year was 1986 when she 

ranked eighth with just over $200,000. 

She has won two tournaments in one year only 

once, in 1984. Johnson debuted oh the tour in 1980. 

Two players who weren't in contention on Sun- 

•day nevertheless gained from the tournament 

• Laura Baugh, who is 57th on the all-time money 

list despite never winning a tournament, shot a 69 

.Saturday and a 70 on Sunday to win $5,468. 

Baugh, who attracted photographers when she 

joined the tour at 18; has finished second 10 times' 

on the. tour. She; missed most of 1982 and 1988 to 

give birth to her two children and, after knee surgery 

last year, has played just three times this 

yâr, missing the cut twice. 

"I felt great' but there this week," said Baugh, 

who lives in-Orlando.'"I hope this is "a turning 

potpt for me.". . ! .. 

Jan Stephenson, another player who is stnig- 

. gling : back from an. injury, only won $372 this 

week at the Sands but she played four ro'urfcls, 

making the cut (or. only the secoitfl time slncfc.her 

. finger was broken in a-mugging. . ... /. .;..: 

Stej3hens.on; originally from Australia, has won 

Chris Joftrison ts : e&lalic after..sinking an oiflht-foojl 16 times on the to»r and is among the ten all-time 

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obituaries 

Erma Fredericks, 85 .- ad'clpKiaIxiquiitTandWasassocw(^vvilhICAvcrilC>ola- : 

. • . . way shops in Ocean City until 1985. She Wa* a member of 

SOMERS TOINT— Erma M: Fredericks. 85. formerly of tho Newspaper Guild. -Ocean- City Colony Club, and 

this community and the Mcadowicw Nursing Home, Ocean.City Arts Center. 

Northfield. died June 14 in ,thc Presbyterian Hospital, Surviving ire two jjsters. K. Avcril Dolaw^v. and Mary • 

Philadelphia. . ' ,.. • .-. ' .- . ." C Dolaway, both of Ocean City. " , V • ' ' 

.Born in Bremen-, Germany. ^ho came to this, conn try as tf. 1 "- A'Maw of Christian Buna] will'be celebrated at 9 a m 

child. She lived in Prooklyn most of her life and moved to Wednesday at St. Augustine's. R.C. Chxirch..Ocean City. 

25,000 

PAPERBACKS 

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Public Notice 

CITY OF OCEAN CiTV 

CAPE MAV COUNTY. New JER- 

• 8CV. . • . • • • 

RESOLUTION 004*23} 

A RESOLUTION AUTHOfU2.NO 

Gity notes 

by PrianGqoney 

BARBERSHOP QUARTET 

TO OPEN SERIES 

, Jun«19.1000 Oc«in City. NJ." 

IT IdIf liciiiu i Bnan (jooney 

BROOME RENAMED 

AS CITY JUDGE 

DANCE CLASSES 

BEGIN JULY 10 

and fish life, tidal informa- tioh. who have adopted all SOMEKS POINT — Thc 

Hon and a general cxpior- the' beaches from J.st- City Council Thursday 

••'-.- 

SOBERS POINT Tho 

Ai5 

held from 7-8pjn., jlnerbug 

from 8-9 p.m. and, jcbtin'tiry- ; 

western from 9-10 pJtiv 

Those interested can Jtign 

'v^rhi'rs I'oint 23 years aco. - . . - - - ' • • !«..*•-*%»*»».. Interment ...m will w« be at ... «..-^« noon :M in i_jnr..- Holy" c~_~..i_i Sepulchre /~* Cemetery, •_» 

'-.Mrs. Fredericks' was active live iri the Grace GraCe -Lutheran • Lutheran ] Philadelphia.' •- - ' ' -. • 

Church,' Som'crs Pcynt .where she w.is a rnembcr of the Arrangements are by the Godfrey Funeral Home, Ocean 

Lutheran Church Women and also sang in the choir. 

' C i t y . ' • ' " . " :'• • 

She was .» member of Ihe Keystone "Chapter of Ihe Order ~ponJt,on.- mjy ^ madc toSt. Augustine's R.C. Church. 

' ot'-the Eastern Star, linwood. . . . . . Wesley Avenue and 13th Street.'Ocean- City. • ' . 

She is survived by her husband, Lester W.'Sr.'; one . • • . . . •> . . . 

daughter.-Doris E.-Rink of EB!; Harbor Township; one CharleS ScanlOFl. 68 • : tor Ppttco canittMM or. ftpac*. 

axanHnanom ql pt-savam offlow*. and 

WHEREAS.H kt dotorma-tod ». lha> 

boil tn«y«si of irw C«y of Ocean C*y 

. data* ha* boon dtoarmlnad to hatv* 

. th« nooMMfy aiponXo and abOIy to 

pxxicxm maid work: and - ' 

- 

- '. - WHEnEA3. a ctvsrac* for Pftx«w> 

•lortoi SMvtea* wdh ftlcftari Cohan 

son, I cbtor..VV. Fredericks, Jr. of Chester; one. brother. Dick • 

AJbreehj of Brooklyn; six grandchildren and nine grcj.t 

10 

^rjndchildren ' • • . . . . died June 17 at Atlantic City Medical Center Mainland NJ.SA.ÔA:., 

Service, were Monday at the Grace Lutheran Church. Division, Pomona. . • • , . -. . • nECQuJko'Sy w!» F c*v C^Sli o. 

"virrrcrs Point Burial was In laurel Memorial Park, Pomo-., Bom in Philadelphi.t, he.lived there .ind an Somcrs Point '"*> c*y ofOcaan cay. 

P.I ' .'•- - . " ' . • . before mov.mg to Ocean City in 1981. .' ' • •"•*'f?)£ Mayw or hai 

Jeffries U Kcates Funeral Hoim\ .\rth.'iold was in He Was a postal clerk until his retirement. ."w«*>y auhtxtrad to vucuia a Proi 

fijrgo of arrangerocnts. • • • Surviving ore his wife, Elene M.; two daughters, Bea f^ciw^Cohii A»»ocUaio«io< C T*rC8crVation and Encour- Community "Omter beach The group was' assisted for a thrcc-ycaJ* term. The for adults starting July ID at • . ' " • 

agement of Barbershop tag Qffice, Kennedy Boule- by the Bushwackcrs, a com- resolution was made by khe Senior Citizens Center, LIBRARY FRIENDS 

Quartet Singing In America, vard, at 9:30 a.m; Donation* muni.ty .service group Mayor Charles A. Parker, Massachusetts Avenue and HOLD CRAFT BAZAAR 

will open" the dry's 1990 arc SI for adults. 50 cents supervised by the Capo 

Ambler'Road. 

MARGATE — A free 

Summer Concert Scries at for children. The walks get May County Probation RECREATION STAFF 

crafts bazaar is being: «pon- 

•7:30 p.m. Wednesday, June underwav at 10. a.m. each Derxirtment. A .picnic was ARE EMPLOYED 

• • sored by the Friend* of thc 

27'.at the Promenade^ Wednesday and Saturday held.foUowing the clean-up SOMERS POINT -^- Amy ,Th.s HyeAwqek program Margate Library from 9 

' Kennedy BoulcVard and the * beginning )unc 30 starting at the 22nd Street-beach. Cupko was hired Thursday wiU feature a course tn ball"- am to 5 ;pm Saturday, 

bcacju .-'•.- " • .' at ?9th Street and thc beach ' ', • . • by ' "City Coundl " as a life- J 

• .*' The chorus has a mem- and will "continue through- ACTIVITIES SIQN-UP 

bcrship oi over 40 singers, out the summer. 

JUNE25TOJULY3 ' was.hired as• a recreation 

and will sing in quartets Further information is The city Recreation staff person. Gupko. will 

" 

Donations can be. made to the Crace Lutheran Church. Scanlon of Ocean Tmvn>>hip, Pot O'Brien of LmWoodl.JWo (A). Piycuotaotcai •valuation* lor 

Siinu-.rV.Point . . • .sons, Michael of Ocean City, Thomas of Philadelphia; one cpocia. oVarnwliah. o« pratani om- 

_.. f .. stepson, jason A. Seymour of Cl.idwin, Mich; four sisters, 

DlCkGrSOn, 71 , . . Mjry Atkinson. KathcruieValcnte, Flelen Muintpi. Margai 

" ••-.•.'• " ret Kno*. all of "Philadelphia;-Jwo brother.. Bill and Jack no a aaoatd TI« i«* $10,000.00 u» tNa oontraa 

•NORTHHIF.LD - Agnes M. Dickcnon. /I. «>f Pine both of Ph.ladclpb^: scv 

f/tnlct HospiCe. 231^.'[)ough,tyRoad, I'lea-Ontv-ille.* "'•* Mr Walton -.va> ,i"pr.'-,..m.:n'j) 77rr /'tool 

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• OCEAN CIT.' hrr the t , and ffcTC #C • 

Brown. The canopy-would two different idcrititie* 1m 

act as a ehdltcr fpr waging "two dii/ercnt'shopnintv ' 

tso?iey'pas*Q8gcrs.and abo areas-O'he boardwalk aijd 

crearc. a drama.be new vyro-.- Asbury -AvJ-nuc," . IVnWui 

bol for idowntown y\sbilry . explained. "Wo fixl -'this " 

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Brown îio a»ke-d that ^[h bu si new, districts " '-. 

Cpunctl c^sidcT an,exten- A\" jrchi-Ject Brtf'wn" \ci& 

iion for the trolley.to p»ck Cifv Hal! follow.r>c Tho- 

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m Pressure^ from ^9'lK "^ •HVds. for the cvuiyoinx ^d rcvj«?wiftg xhc* operat 

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A16 OMM Oty, NJ. ,. JWM19,1900 

glorious evening tot Esther Weil and otner 

ByEQWISMER grandeur dame of music. 

SidLd Crii 

ting that she should have wimmusic by a wide range tor Evyald put them In a eveningjwasiajl Todd Tho- Songbook. They sang the' 

The concert goers cele- this.excellent concert dedi- .of composers. Gharpentier, class by themselves. A mas and 

OCEANUTY—-Thepop brating eight decades of catcd to her and performed J.S. Bach antf P r a ) 

-\jv»raTwr> 

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this weekend Tuesday night 

Food 

^program 

at center of 

110th Year, Number 13 | Ocean Crty; NJ. 09226 Firiday; June 22.1990 (609)399-5411 

OCEAN CITY - The room and kitchen. Antiques vrew valuable glass, china, Historical Museum assists brid« Y^^'r"^ £i' 

at thc reception desk. 

"5oy Scotrt Troop h4o. 32. VFW 

haU. .1 Sth »nd B«y, 730 pm.. 

Senior citizen 

Alcoholics AxionyqvxiB, HoJy 

art show June 21 Trlnlfy Epitcopi] Church..36iK • 

'and Bay, 8 p.m. . • . . 

: 

COURT HOUSE —.The 

Cape May County Senior* 'WEDNESDAY 

Gtiicn ArrShowis TO ;ajn. Wooui,., Coopchuvc L«gui. *$ 

to 2 pan. Tbursday.Juno 21 ^ YouihJCcntcr,6thahd Atlantic,? • 

C .Historical Mustum will and 'Kotischold articles arc- nccdlecraft. musical-insrru- the Organization in its AtSnUc,7^0?^ 

*^ 

open its doors on a regular dlspbyed. Mannequins are menrs. clocks and memen, work. Inquiries are invited - 

•schedule starting on changed seasonally ueing tos of American wart. '.', " " ' 

Wednesday morning June dofens of carefully pro- , , 

20 in its new quarters In the" served examples of apparel 

Thc n 1 " 800 " 1 s library 

Community and Cultural and -accessories.' worn by houses, deeds.-documents; 

Center,, 17th Street and men, women and children Photographs, maps, books 

Simpson Avenue. • . . of the period. -" - newspapers. Upon 

,, , *> ,,, - ' ,- - , . , • • reouest, these items arc 

.Volunêrs Û serve as. Memorabilia of the Sin- aîlable for study .1(Uhc 

nosts and nosteftscs to share* dm s ill-fated voyage from muscu'A ' • 

memories arrd to gxfidcvjsl- Jjpan is on display. The ' . ' « 

tors through'the museum four-raastedbarque that ran • A gi(t shop stocked*with 

W aTrnv to 4 "pirn; Monday "agroand in a gale on Ocean books', art pieces, photo-" at.-C-nrst-'Havcn Nurstng ;-s.m. 

'th'rovgh Saturday a/Td frqm City's 16th Street " >oath B 13 ^', antique, glass and l »p«^ The contcstôpen • 

1-to 4 p«ri. Sundays'' ; . .„' -Dec.""l5. 1901 has left the - chin z. bc/iefitsjthe musoiun 

At the rnuscum. fife a resort,, with,, many J county, reaidonb 60 years "Ocean 

open*. 

relics: as weUas thc visitor*.' 

sculpture*. 

century ago' is depicted china,> aa'iltng'papers and . rVcscryatio* of the aty> landlnk. . 

*with a Victorian-furnished ' the origuvaUigurcheiltd. -# heritage Is the purpose. (3/ * 

parlor, % dining room, bed-.. Antique, buffs may also' ê- Friends of" tl^p* Ocean 

' *^~—"^ " • ' ' ' .City* >iistorjca] Museum',* a 

7»oc-profit corporatiqa, 

which "has operated., the 

.muiûrn' wnce its *bcgirvnings^n 

1964. •' *-, ' ' 

WcOnbetship' .(n Vhe» fReoycteIras 

- NOW OPEN" - 

WO), thru S 

s ' 

By.BRlAN GOONEY 

Mu»«um 

10 «.m 

y Sahu- 

1 fc>4 p-rj>. Sunday*. ' - C " 

Tfhrcc non-professiorui arul 

thnce professional winners 

Will be choscrv First place 

Ontcr. 6lh 

winners may go on tp cop- and Aklanilj,? pjft. 

petc at_thc state contest . •'f 

JAn. $t 

m rant, 7pm. * 

of, the-.O*ean City " 

Pa'iking Autho/i'iy. i 

I.T», 9th and-Anbury. 7 p^n. 

Zoning Board, Ctyurvcil . 

ht 

, 7J0 p a« 

^.'Sontinot-Lsdaor $toif 

•• SOMERS.POINT— A foo^distribu- 

• tion program i» spurring a disaftree^ 

^ ment bctwecnnCiry Coundf and the 

Recreation .Commission over w"ho 

should ha^ control of*the Senior Citizens'Ccntcr. 

• 

' Council map Mike" Colaq is calling 

for thc citytQ, take control of •he ecufcr 

bad paclhgci 

at a rvduced rate. Por example, needy, • 

**-* *S» **.fm * m i'f* Zm t.'unwf » 

( hicKi-n Robert 

t *:-• 

with (.lain Sauce 

fRIDAY 

• r. »»• t • 

BOVflR'S MflRKCT 

133&44 Asbury Ave. Ocean Qty 399-1343 

•!>-• 

V, 

oVet clause 

•'. • " • > * • , « ' : . - 

1 

in contract 

. ;6rJ teacher pay "hflce-44 

PFttRSBURG —"A'ciausfetn ? 

n to rch ire' him cycjrJy 

' SjSjl thc board TiutKây betwtVn 

ihos*.* who IcU it w-ai a volt oi oacildence 

in Trt>dtrirricV.S .joj and tirV ofTîrfa'wtrc 

repairs will nor be doewr dujing the boardwalk. »^T what todb.-, 

'btiiy-summer season, he added. ' .# j ^ patiion of thebo*rd»«lk'A»bd 

pty Administrator Richard Deincy * u cloaost to the* outside 9uV -wid, 

acknoovlcd'iJed trwt a smaller pdrbob • Dotncy, and p&fcatriaxt* an ifBk 

. o£ thc area may be do^dfot the surar stroll akxw the am 8 act 

' Doanpy said thc-'olosing w» tempn- 'rt t 

rary'unrfl "we can further d^ltefnurte 

Those shifting 

OCEAN OTYI— Bulldnsen'mct to * ptfni thai 

woek. aMj)w KovCilfian rut&cd to % iMfwaita, wutd dredged 

get the be*ch fb»dy Tor crowd* of , takt wwtrpckedDth#Mo«ty»T«r- 

»unbiu>

. _ * - _ . ; 

TUBSEHTWeL-LEDOBt OcwiCltV. NJ. Friday. Juno22,1980 

THIRD MARINE FATALTiY 

ppiSipaipisH?^!^ 

mail, 29. .falls overboard, is struck and dies 

_.v SAVE". ON AUr.;BEGULAFU=y.:BfilCED J»JullVun,.wJuu..w.« ^.^^.,^.^. -n-« 

• , STQRE- DURING STAINTQH'S GIGANTIC SAVfNGS EVENT! EXCEPT 5% ON- ' 

1 us. &• SM: APPLIANCES, ELECTRONICS AND BICYCLES, .FREE DELIVERY % • 

•^ M A J O R P U R C H A S E S "^ - v- "•--.- V - . ^ .-•: • • - . •.:.*•:* —* 

SPRING SALfr 

20=o OFF 

ALL JEAN 

StainlDns Charge 

f=REE PARKING 

:• STAfNT6N J SOWN.GKAfl05CARb • ONLY 12% INTEREST. . 

, ' ". a Vaied:"Be$t"by Atlantic; City Magazine • ' :/• 

- 

V 

Me 

• jY" 

• , p P'ayic-/ • 

-.si y c•j 

iri gett :ng tr,e 

r- r-* — 

^ FjrECT 

r 

FZ 

P. r 

i 

r crvi «*°Jwas,nvoWed Ocean City, drowned June 5' he. reportedly slipped off, executive order of former Gov-Thonias H. Kean, accord-' 

thb.Somers Point side of Ocean City was towing a ^derwater Recovery Jcjjd djd^n^ more after the jet-ski he was oper- the dock next to his boat ing to The Proa of Atlantic Qty. .-. ^ ' • 

Patcong Creek, was moving water sWer from the shore l^m. available for a few more ating flipped in the Rain: - while intoxicated. 

This move means that hundreds of stalled building pro-'. 

jectsln shore. cornmunHids can now get the go-ahead, 

towards the stern when he in shallow water at the . .. • 

while the state would be open to lawsuits by developers. „-, 

claiming that the state. Infringed On their development 

rights and demand restitution for the delay. • -. 

Frederick W. Schmidt Jr., an attorney and developer 

from Cape May City who. was part of the lawsuit seeking 

to overturn the executive .order, Said that the current • 

slump in the housing market will dampen the possibility 

of many of these stalled projects being completed, Other 

firms have gone bankrupt or out of business since Koan ' 

imposed the order 20 months ago, he said. •. 

The state Legislature must now decide whether to 

impose strjeter measures protecting the environment-. 

Keart had unsuccessfully tried to create a Coastal Com.- " 

mission to oversee shore building beforciea ving of ttte,' 

GU 

and Gov. Jim Florip has slated that he did not support^ the 

concept. .."_ - - . .•'.-' 

Cafiero plans to pursue ' • • " 

Senate re-election bid 

Pepubllcarl state Sen.JamesS.'Cafiero annpunced yts- 

Idify Ihat he"wbuld purbucYesCtcctfon Icijtrio Fi«>t Legl*v« 

iYC District s*at, rrlcaning tlut he wou!d-rcpL«:e Soa Isle 

City engineer John C'Gibson, on the'fall ballot'against 

Weti.-,*dune:2Q • thurs., June 2-1 • Friday, June-22 v 

purehtstate AsscmblymAn Edward Salmon,P-lst. ' ••' . 

WnenCafienj, 61, agreed tojtll the-ynexpiredtunn of 

Republican Sen. William' L. Gormley in January, he stated 

23 

'at ihc brne that ht v#Quld cifily bo a "caretaker" and * 

* 

\s . 9. 

: \ 

\ • ? ould not *cck re-clcciion. Some lxvMdcrs-have specujjted ; 

tha^ he enjoys the -service 3fr>d wanfej th'e GOO to rJiain-ng hrtlflôn thcSenote scut/'' , .'•' 

Gibsof»,-66, a Sea lkJc Republican teJderând former _ that thus far his "efforts. 

' improvement of have not been very successful.-, 

. 

"I realize-, that." Charles 

quickly responded, and he 

persistenfly moved, on. 

•" "[The plan} Is consistent 

JSCV atfof- 

"Uyr.|4 /*9f • 

•he meeting an'd subsequcn- .When asked by (he board". 

. tyl vxHn on the matter was if the present cemditioh of 

postponed.until 7-p.m. the dunes is hazardous. 

Tuc-iday, June 26. in^ (Z'ty 

Hal! Oivxpcil clirvmb^r* 

• , Thc*bas»A of Chorles' 

*rj;iimcpt is that 

land 16*1.1 ndv.'ard, of-'a 

line • 

vated to a s^ze of 8 to 9 feet,. m every Way with the zonirlcs, 

took. ^ hi< able in that manner," concludud 

Hyland as the 

four-hour -meeting drew to 

a close. • • ' . . 

Af. the next niee.tin};; 

In 1979. the land was 

Charles'is 

zoned Rl, which would 

allow the construction of-a 

single family home. In 1985, 

a new zoning ordinance 

was' adopted.- resulting in 

alterations that disallow 

any, building there. The 

owner at that time did not 

pursue administrative 

resources as Klause is now. 

Opponents of Klause 

have said that the construction 

of the house will result 

in the destruction qf dunes, 

resulting jn the. decrease of 

the areas flood protection 

* }** regulatory size. ing ordinancc;as (xr as the . 

beach and dune zone is concerned," 

Hyland said, when 

asked bis. opinion .of 

consistent "with the. city, 

adopted policy," 

"[The land! .is- develop^ 

: Gerald Corcoran, who will 

bo opposing Klause's plan 

on behalf of'City Council. 

• Charles lit some fireworks 

early in. the meeting 

expected' to 

'present a final export witness 

'in support, of Klausc, 

Dr, Cyril Calvin. 

After Galvin: the hearing 

wjll be "opened jo the public 

a'nd'KlauseS opponents, 

including City.Solicitor, 

1 

states "no member of the -dens Civic Association) is.a mpmber., did not object U> 

Zoning Board may partiri- gross mistake," Dinsmore his participation as a -citi- . 

pate in deliberations in'.'told''Board. Solicitor- Mark zcri. . • . • . , 

which he has a personal H. Stein. ; 

Responded Dinsmore: *1 

interest." ....'.' .. -. Dinsmore emphasized' will not take part in the ' 

•when-he called for the dis- . '.Dinsmore Is 4 current that" he had no pcrional wasto oF valuable, money - 

missal of board member member* of the . Gardens interest in the case, and-that fora frivoloufclawsuit." :•.'•;'. 

Morion G. Pinnnote. Civic Association. Accord-, he did not' represent the The board member, 

"believing"that the Garden's ing to Charles, oarlicr this Gardens Civic. Association promptly exited the table 

resident had personal inter- year. Councilman Mark at the meeting. " 

on his own vvii,l and.look a" 

est in this case. -. . 

Vidcrtb recommended to Charles, while object;ng scat among. the cit.izcn«i 

Klausc that a Gardens Civic-to Dinsmorc's participation receiving a brief round of 

Klause's" attorney cited a 

member participate; in a in the process as a board, applause from the crowd, 

Zoning Board statute that 

meeting in whu;h Klause 

showed a fbcadi substitute 

proposal" of .what he 

June tides 

Truck knocks pole planned to do with the 

twtv 

K»rt>or Intet wWM 12 

land. .- 

n Ngrr Ada and d Zt rauM fromm Ada. FOTSM W« OV 

aubtna^t 43vn)rMM from Ngh M« and d 3» IWMM from taw - 

• Last February. Klause 

down onto car 

also had • a . lawsuit filed 

'OCEAN CITY — An Ford Bronco owned by against the neighboring 

Ocean Gty resident was Frank and Melissa Booth of Gardens Civic Association, 22.Frr •N 2^27 •03 

2:26 8:45 %.% 

charged with careless, driv- Pottstown.Pa: 

but the federal judge dis- 23 Sal 3:23 9:10 to 32t •ot B3S jio 

24 Sun 

.ing Tuesday ofttr he backed 

4:12 0* 10:12 4:14 00 10^26 «« 

Atlantic City Electric missed the suit because he 2SMon 6M) •04 11^)4 40- 5.05- 01 14:18 4« 

his truck into an electrical accompanied the police and had not used all administra^. 26Tuo 5:47 -02. Noon 5.55 03 Non» 

.40 

•"»« 

pole, knocking the pole the fire department'to the tive iWcftucs with the city. 

loose, and sending- it or.-islr- scene of the accident.-The • As Charles read his list of 

Lunar 

ing ' down . on a nearby electric company secured reasons for disqualifying 

parked vchide. 

the wires and removed the the bo-ard member, )Pu!khcaM line-hajl' not th,e fall. Sgt. Kurt Dulôf tht fourth ^mcndmtsif 

O00UKTED PWC£S 

the traffic 3» '30 O0 

NOWONLY $39900- 

SAVE $60.00 

13C2UA 

*H*C Oaonc 

NOW ONLY $509.00 

- *•

By BRIAN COONEY ' 

- .'. • SontnatUdgor Staff 

X PfiTE3S8U RC —. The 

township Board of Educarjpn 

.'and toaencts'.union berth ratified 

a niiw-contract Tuesday. 

' under which the • teachers 

will rcyciye 32 percept salary 

increases over the next three 

years. 

Under- the new contract, 

which ,taki's effect next 

tnonth, teachers .would 

receive a 12.percent increase 

for this ° conung school year, 

and a 10 -percent increav for 

each of the following two 

yearVof the contract, accordt 

ing to Duru MarUn, who 

chaired trw^ board's negotiating 

tcarrt- . • ,. 

•' Thii mean*, r go' up to S25.24O for the "Its diflicult to use 

199Q41 school year, while 

those at the top of the scale 

would go up frorn S37,5O0 to 

SW&O. -...;."" • . *. 

MarUn said that the salary 

increases were a major goal 

for the 102-mernber .Upper 

Township Education Association 

during negotiations as 

part of their efforts to bring 

the district's salaries more in 

line with the county-average. 

While the board recog* 

ruzed salary incHuscs as necessary 

in . crdir to keep 

quality educator* in' the ctiv 

trict, iMariin said that, the 

county-salary average-wa.v a. 

dubious standards since it 

took into amxint ndu_T districts, 

such as Ocean. Gty. 

for example, that had'many rmirv ratable* 

• that a teacher on the first than the township, and dis- 

•*tep, -or salary ciavufiVution, tnots that Jyaye OJJIT teacher. 

•now rcomiryj S23.476 woufd at the top of the>ilary svale. 

Summer 

%".. 

. SKIRTS *; SHORTS f V / ' 

AND SLACKS, 1 ,4 / 

/' and ; very 

qicrri^xr WilUain Cuihrnirigs, 

the county average as a true 

referring to thb allocation > the 

We wanted to pay the teachers fairly" 

figure of where Salaries an.\T 

district receives of the gross 

.she said "We wanted to pay 

receipts 

the teachers fairly." 

" In addition to the raijes.- spent their time solely attracting new" teachers.- door at the end of the ses- negotiating, "taxm. 

thc contract also introduces •in Uppej To\»inship. • , . MAriin said that the sevens 

She idso agreed that the two 

"longevity payments" for 

"We didn't want to penal- monO, negottatior, sessions 

sides had nuched •> good set* 

those teachers who reach the. 

ize teachers for staying in the- - her first ~ were amicable ? 

tlernent ' *. • 

top of the • district's 15-stcp 

district,'' Marlin said. andsucoessfuL - the contract was 

•I &>d irVtur. and I'd just 

scale. 

"Longevity payment is" a 

. • . mously raunca ,„ 

like to ask the teacher's sup- 

•Since the number of steps way of rewarding longtime 

.•"•'. ••" "We certainly appreciate port when We knock on the 

was compressed -from 25 toteachers, 

while the salary ^VVc >vere able to discuss the professional attitude at township's door next January 

15 under the current two- 

to ensure w gel.our fair 

increases are our Way of issues, sometimes argue these sessions;* said NaiKy 

year' contract,, Martin said, 

sharcof funding,"* said board 

issues, but still walk out the Meschtcr, chairwoman of the 

teachers in the district an 

reach the top of-the pay scale 

JUU18 MEETING 

faster, but no-longer receive 'Windscoop'latest experiment 

the same annual salary 

increases* thev. would while OCEAN CITY — A trator Richard Deancy may 

on.the scale.. 

•yindKoop," a' device- apply more, oi uSes* devices 

i Under the longevity pay- designed 

ments,, teachers, in their 16th. 

through 18th year would 

nxvtve a 25 percent annual 

increase calculated, on the 

first step of the guide — 

which is a bachelor's, degree 

in teaching ^lus some additional 

schooling. In their 19th 

ji\ir. they would receive- a 

3i ptTtcnt irKrcase; 45 percent- 

annually -in years 20-2-f; 

and 5 percent, for 25-years, 

and ug : « _ • _ 

Stncx' cxpVrJcncvd trjeher:. 

hinxi ouLsido'the dlstrwi an 

.Mart at a highiT step jp the 

guide, ,Marlin sud, the !ri» 

gevity payments tlo not' 

apply only to teacher.-who 

...' • X ••< -ry 

- NORTHERN ISLE; • \ ' ;.'. 4,7* 

TEE's 

1 ajuj. pwichascs .tax. 

This year dro township committee 

reduced • the schools' 

share >J00fl00 to 52 ixiilllon. 

"As in the past, you will, 

continue to have the support 

of the teachers as it concerns 

education and children," 

Meschtcr told, the board.. 

Approximately 20 • teachers 

were- present at '.Tuesday's 

• meeting. '.-''• 

"The wind will .work,for 

you instead of against 

to harness . the to other areas on the island you," added Gideonse- He 

jwer of the' wind and where needed. 

further noted that the only 

Sow sand< away from the 

boardwalk/is to be installed Sand blowing.on the 

cost for the windscoop 

this week between 3-rd boardwalk became a prob- 

would be the. cost of. the 

Street and Dclancey Iiace lem a/ter the city es^b- 

plywood — only a few dol- 

on the boardwalk. fished a narrow -dune 

lars. 

The device was •suggested 

system along the board- 

The Department of Public 

by Eva Wuoy of the Coastal 

walk from 1st tcr 3rd Street. 

VVorks'nad repeatedly 

Conservation Committee. 

The dunes were established 

cleaned the boardwalk' of 

The windscoop, a 4 feet by 

to. provide storm protec- 

sand prlor.to the creation of 

8 feet piece of plywood cut' 

tion, i. . ,' 

this windscnop. Thttdepart- 

* . ., - " • ' ment. Was" .seeking a more 

in half,. is attached to the >hc dunes;, however, permanent solution, so they 

.near. to.Hi)nps. began fa. rncige.-wijth .tjie. vvent to the~Oj35*»l Censerfrom 

which 'the vind ts boardwalk at several places, vation Cojhmis/ion. Tô 

coming. t " " -cau>ing a potential hazard, two bodies rtief May 21st 

The wtndscooj/ has boon ^ ' 9 ^ " Plann £ l S Director- anij discCsêd the idea. 

- John Cideonsc. Bicycles aiyl . The windscoop was prefsdrroys. 

for cxamnle, are cropua! to the digging of .y- 

"prone to.swcSvc when the narrow' troth between the 

- pi*ymgersi ride over 9»c dunes and" the boardwalk? 

sand. , r . • * ' 

The wind&coop, accOrd 1 Scherfel's 

Flanders 

plans to air 

OCEAN. CFTY -- After . d{y*s 50-foot limit. The CUTmoflths 

of delay, plan* to rent-Flanders, builJ in 1923. 

tum The Flanders Motel' rises dose fo ]JD 1 /2 stopes. 

into an expansive retire: if ' no changes are- 

-incnt rommunity were -»ct '^^cs^ at the'workshcJp 

in- motion Wed"nesday meeting, the board will vote 

>:bavthe/hotel » fprvtract A 4 d U^ ' y^ 

tai b.ni-s If the cxpijjmcnt 

:s'*»|Cfes(vful, City Adminis- 

"because 6( the* fear thai it 

would substantialy 

- th^ width of the dune 

• ing to* y/ilcy,. will* be /A i>ign v^^ll bc.co^ttruc'ted 

"attached to the boardwalk, and . placed • ne*t Mo the ccsemble The Flanders. 

pcrpendicular^to the wind 

complex. 

windscoop describing the 

direction, swt$himj the sand 

; ,irsV 

instrument an*3 its purp 

offuof-and away/rptrr the 

Ixuriis." ' . 

STOP IN A.Np PICK UP . • . 

NEW CLASS SCHEULT^ KDK JULY U AUGUST _ 

• We Jiavf a f^w .spots ppen far tht-se" 

? ; 

thr«? .l of 

!yi->t orvt- level of the West 

The Plannirfg BoaCd wi> U 

nrvu-w ScbiTfcl's plaiy. and . 

nptc any addAtionj J/\d 

dektum* V>, th,it ^hc pLar-> 

cTonic'irm toaty regulations, j 

; >:bv.._/hotel » fprvtract . Aag^_4 

'owner filed an appiication hearing crfl^ the, 

topreser*h4HpLan.iataIuly Qandcrt • proposal. ScXcr- 

1$ Plannmg EkxarcJ, work- fcl-s pLans 'wcrc. o^ginally 

shop Meeting. expected, in Jarmary. . f 

R. Steven Schcrfcl plan* r The- new r^fllders would I 

new cons.rruction and ulti- also include theater, a new '". 

r^te renovation'of the ballroom,;a library, bank, 

existing Flanders, « well as pharmacy and an indoor 

the .construction .of no* pooL There would'also he 

bofodwalk storts x\d three art.elevated. rros6ovcr. o^cr 

ni-w buildings wi»ich,wou!d 1 Jth Sftrett to'^hcriew south' 

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SANDS 

(conUnucd from pjgcl) washes ashore; it takes the 

C^ty lifeguard and a gradu- sand ashore and transports 

ate student at Duke Univcr- it elsewhere. " 

-'«ity;-whore he ia involved in .It would not be a probcoastal 

geology research lem, Mauriello noted,-if .the 

under Dr. Orrin Pilfcey, a sand washed up 

- - w • ' 

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opnlJdcd." rtis .initial 'niac'hor\ 

whi 

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HUGHES 

• (The project' provides for (continued from page 1) 

• • • \ 

FrkJlay. Jim* 22.1900 OcaanCltv N_J THf?? groin structtirc, alter 

more than ^fjve. years."and them so that one side does' 

^ some. arc . basically. unfeplenishibe. 

He called 

Miami's beach the best, say-' 

ing th.Tt .beaches 

starting 

' decade. • > , 

^lark MauncHo *>f the 

, .state Dejxirtmont r>( Envi- 

'rnnmofaT ^rotcxiion dis- '• 

agrees that Ocean City's. 

bea'dfc* arc a worst_-case 

scenario'-^ cspt-cially when 

considering bedchejs in. 

• Monrhouth Coiinty.'he e regarding protection of the would uphold the constitu- 

riag.-. - ; tionality of a. new law 

In testimony before the which makes the conduct of 

House Subcommittee on burning the flag illegal. 

gress. . • •'. Civil and Constitutional He said at the.time thai 

•. The proposal presented Rights last July, when the such a flag protection law 

to the. committee,.he said, firs( Supreme Court, ruling could, be enacted rrioch 

would-'have allowed any- on tlag burning was handed faster than a constitutional 

state or other instrumental- down, Hughes said he felt amendment, and woujd 

ity pf a state, to enact their confident that the courts make if unnecessary to tarn- 

"It's not doing ^vhat i't's own anti-flag burning bills, 

supposed to, obviously," he or to adopt their own ver- 

said. The beach did every-' sions of what is nee'ded- to mainland notes 

thing it could in. twoprotect 

the flag from physi- by Brian Gooney 

months."" • • '. cal attack and desecration. 

Thfeler believes that the 

The flag can best be pro- 

city should .be doing a 

tected if there is uniformity, 

"profile" of the.sand, find- 

not diversity .and 

ing, out exactly where it- 

proliferation in the laws 

goes. A longer-term study 

that arc enacted." Hughes 

may be needed In Ocean 

said. This is in the interest 

City, he added. 

not only of the most appro- 

Mauriello agreed. 

priate protection for the 

-national flag, but also in' 

"The only real solution is 

giving fair and uniform 

to continuously monitor the 

notice to our citizens of 

beaches." he concluded. 

what the law requires 

. — Gary Fitzgerald 

BOARDWALK . ', 

(continued from page 1) ' ticm and roped oK later that" 

from the edge of the railing, afternoon, 

thus eliminating possible The Public Works Depart-'cOnjcsrion 

of strollers. . • merit and the aty building 

Mayor-elect and CcAincil- inspector's office " all 

not get the majority of the 

'their second 

>^:d ./ 

-* but/JaijnelJo.agrtes thaf^ 

\t\jchws"dis- 

man Nickolas Trofa said referred questions to the 

sand. • ' : • that thc - dama-gc was city administrator 

This projecL'wiH. be com-" " isoLatc '* and ^^ jt ^^ • " ii * particular boardwalk. 

bHmHi ^Vifh-adred^TTfr-pro- -"C--determined JJUCX- if. action h^^r-not ..b«-ejy- 

Ji-ct, Mauncli.o said, fuided ^ tcnsArc "jebnatruction•"is replaced -in • 60 ye.ips; 

by the Army. Corps of Engi- nc !? ? * sar > r SCHOOL BANl>HITS contest featured bands from 

SUCCESSFUL NOTE New Jersey, Pennsylvania, 

LINWOOp — The Lin,- Virginia and. Ontario, 

wood School Band from, the Canada.' . 

Belhavcn School placed first 

in the concert and pzz band 

categories at a recent music 

festival held in Williamsburg, 

• Va. .The Linwood 

Band were also awarded 

first place as Best Overall 

Concert and Jazz Band. The 

- „•' ^' Deaney said 

: 

per with the Bill of Rights to 

man cited a previous ruling 

deal with the "Vepugnant 

by the Supreme' Court 

problem of. flag burning." 

which upheld the convic- 

., He added then that a opn- tion of an anti-war protester' 

• stitutional amendment- who burned hi* 4raft" card. 

should be the "absolute last In that case, he said, the 

reiorf^not the.firgtr.', .'•',• ': protester was convicted on 

1 firmly believe we can trife basis of his conduct, not, 

restore protection to\ the his expression of and war' 

flag in a matter of days, not beliefs. • - : • 

months or years; by a very, "The ratlonale'pf tit« 

few simple changes to the court in that case Is equally- 

flag protection Law," heapplicable 

to prosecutions 

said then. "A .constitutional under the proposed • 

amendment ia not needed, ainend.ed flag dejeoratiort 

nor Ifl It wise. In 200 years act," Hughes said. "A «uffl- 

we have not found it necescicntly. important governsary 

to an)cnd the Bill of. mental interest -— in this 

Rights a single time. This is case protecting the flag-as a 

no time to start Statutory national svmbol — 

In addition to the compe- change, however, is absotition, 

band members was lutely cssentiaL" 

also involved in,'a group The Ocean City congress^ 

study tour, of Williamsburg 

and also visited Busch Gardens. 

The band is under the 

direction of Larry Lamkin. 

: can. jui»> 

tify incidental lLmitatkm* 

ojv first amendment frifce* 

dbms." • •.. 

'something like this could 

happen at the beginning of 

the suromer." 

Cbscr added that the 

Boardwalk- Merch'antj 

would watt*until jhe found 

t out what.the engineers and 

"Qtv Council determined 

• Ixiuji v. 

y 

y 

neers. 

Fellows Read U Assod- . Accurding Ixi H 

House 

r of thJ>(particular vx, 

of thc.lxwirdwilk'wasinspecting 

underneath 

1 -roped off area would • not 

hayc an effect on his bosine$s.' 

' . 

'It's not like when the 

beaches were closed 

.down." said Ron Ardcnti, 

owner of Giuseppe's Re»-. 

taurant which is xtirjcctlt in 

ityMJin^"' aT\y~ com - 

""front of tbe area jlosccC "I 

pLnnt with the city. *' •,• 

don't think it will havi* an 

One boardwalk pnopm- ^-effect on my business at' 

tor^. predicted

I ' * ' 

Tina and WilUam Glenn II 

If-you like 

«Sticky, Buns , 

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Frktoy. Juno22,1980 

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. . ._.i'Six Days? AM * " ' 

['• CLOSED MO>-DAY :4 j 

' W? Slyp DailyArfywhpn* In TbG. U.SJX. 

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- DAVID I. GREENBERG • 

SWIM $ %WEAT OUTLET 

331 Tdton Rd. 

Northfteid, rU 

- 641-5163 - 

Limited EdiUon Porcelain 

Carets, Mugs & Tankards 

Cdrd on Stand *24** 

GIFTS 

1031 Shore Road 

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Blyler-Glenn Celebrating 50 years together 

BARGAINTOWN — The 

Cousins Country House 

• here was the setting for the 

srhalj, private ceremony in 

: April that united Tina Ann 

. Blyler and William Glefin II 

•. in' marriage. Members of 

the bride's and groom's 

families were in attendance- 

The double ring cere- 

. ' mony was performed by 

the Rev. R. Burdellc Hawk. 

Music,was providedby Mr. 

and Mrs. John L. Wilson, 

•sister and brothcr-in-.law of 

the bride. 

Thc^bridc is the daughter 

of Mr. and Mrs. David ,N 

Blyler of Marmora, and the 

, groom's parents are the late 

• Edna Glenn Hess and William 

Glenn JI. ' •• 

ThP.coupIe was attended 

by the bride's mother a^ 

'matron of honor and Christine 

T. Glenn,'daughter of 

•the groom, as "best man'." 

'Given in marriage by her 

father, the bnde was attired 

in- a Victortnn-style; ivory 

lace dress, with a , V-neck 

and V-back, trimmed in 

. lace,.'pcaris and iridescent 

•sequins. Tb>? same trim.was 

''appHe.d tevthe princess 

- Her mothiy wore a crcim 

twp-piece drei, tnmriicti ir. 

'^ce '""* \ ' V ' 

and Ix-^f rtur? 

wore morning ccuK*witl«' 

^gray'pins'triê frQu:.ers. 

gray vests and. black 

gray striped ascots. 

A brunch reception nt 4. 

'local restaurant immvcHr 

ate.ly followed the ceremony' 

,' . " ' . • 

' A graduate of Occ.in City 

High School; the bride is ah 

alumnae o£ Wesley College 

and West Virginia Wc'sleyan 

College. She- is currently 

-ernployed as' the 

assistant manager ,of the 

Atlantic City Firenicn.'s 

Federal Credit Union. 

The grooiii, a graduate of 

Atlantic City High School 

and All.intic Community 

College, 'is employed, as 

deputy (ire" chief- of the 

Atlantic City hire Department: 

' 

After a two-week honeymoon 

)i\ Maui, Hawaii, 'the 

couple will .make theiihome 

in' I'leasantvilje. 

in the service 

Air Force 2ndb I.t. Kcnirc'-lh 

1). Rickert h;is*arnved 

for duty at Shaw Air Force 

;Ba.se,.S.C ' . x.-._ 

-. . He'iso mjintcn.iHce control 

gfficcJ- with the .Si)7:h 

TactiGil Aif CgntTo'L'Conter 

Squadron . 

• -Rwkef't is the sorôf Kenneth 

S. mi! J^jnne L K*-^crt 

'Of- 47 Îfillkip. llh-ivc,. 

/Marmor.r.. tudic'.'c -\:\ ; 

'.'- ^ •. 398-7177 

PYTHIAS MEN'S WEAR 

832 Boardwalk, Ocean City; 

ALL SPORTSWEAR 

Including such famous makers as... 

Jantzen • PCH • Legumes 

and Bbathouse Row Sweaters 

OPGi WONDAY - SUNDAY 10 Ail to 11 PM 

hree area women 

are PEO officers 

COURT HOUSE — Three 

local worn,en were among 

this P.E.O. officers Installed 

in recent ceromon,ies-to 

flcrve arcaChaptcr AQ. 

-Serving as chapter vice 

president is Ginna Cranston 

of Marmora; as chaplain, 

Tcrri Brcnrmn of Palcrrno; 

and as guard, Emma Park 

ofOccai\City. 

Other officers arc Brcnda 

SjostronV, president, and 

Karen Bgcsing, recording 

secretary, both of Cape May. 

Court House; and Elinor 

Haggcrty, treasurer, and 

Judith Osborne, corresponding 

secretary, both of 

Cape May." .. • 

Sjostrom and .Cranston 

were the chapter delegates 

to the May state convention' 

in Princeton. " • • . - - •" • 

P.E.O;, an tnternational 

women's organization 

interested in providing 

women increased opportunities 

for higher education, 

has 242,394 members in 

more than 5,500 chapters in 

the United States and Canada. 

. . . 

' Its major programs are 

P.E.O. Educational Fund, 

International Peace Scholar-, 

ship, Cottey Junior College 

and Program -ior Continuing 

Education. 

AWBO chapter to install 

executive board Monday 

ABSECON — The Atlantic, 

County Chapter of the New 

Jersey Association of Women 

Business Owners will install 

• a new executive board at its 

Monday. June 25 jnceting at. 

the Ram's HeadÎnn. 

Nancy Righter, a parnjer 

. o( Margate Advertising, will 

bo inaaUedis president for a 

second term. •'• . 

Informal rtetwprting 

begihs at' 6* p.m'.'wiih duvner 

and program at 7. Cost is $18 

for members and S22 for 

guests. Call Nuu COTSQ 263- 

0008. 

NJAWBO is a statewide 

organization -of nearly 1/XX) 

rnernbers- formed in 1978 to 

encourage ownership of busine4sics 

by women.. It aiso provides 

"tncrriâ voice in 

legi.Hlativ«» bodies, provides 

tijuning. and assistance and 

increases the viabtbty' of 

women bu-ine&fi ftwrters. • 

Forcella president, of 

firefighters'union 

. OCE/\N~CrTY — •ftobcrf with Fr|o Crjit-f Tixld 

Forccll* â* elected pros!-, and* the n,ew aty 1 a'd 

^dent ,of the: Firemen's tration of- Mayor NiekoAs 

, Mutual Ikricvoient AASOOJ- "Chic'Trolii.' " _ . .l»onjun# 

I*'.".-' . ' • Elec^dt.a'^n'g- with .For:. 

^ -Qutgofng ,Prc-.s:Jf-nf \Vii- .cvl'«>' were Vice PruhiJi-z\S 

ham M*Dc>nncll -ind hi> I*.n»l'lanr>oct:. Si l c7etary < VViI ? '' 

officers were ciêd for 'a hanv _^pvigHeK, Trc^surt-r 

"«pb well dor*,1*and Fur- Charles'-Ho^ 

*U 

American Business. Wom- to their original elegance by frace the origins of the Vad'en's 

Association, has September. ..' ' ous immigrants.-from thdr 

planned a membership In its heyday. Ellis Island roots in the old countries £d, 

campaign during June and was- receiving hundreds of in many cases, where they 

July with Idcfurff at the . thousands of.immigrants a settled in this country, 

group's next meeting 7:30 year, Sturm said. • ' . •In other matters. Sturm 

p.m. Tuesday, June 26 At thc- The dub -viewed a film, also described for the dub 

Flying Cloud Cafe. 800 "Restoring the Elegance," recent developments ii* 

North New Hampshire which depicted the island telephone technology, cuch' 

-Avc. 

as if was at the -turn of the, as caller identtficatiotv call 

Upcoming focus will be century, arid showed the waiting, call forwarding 

on personal and' profes- deteriorated.condition it and ca.ll blocking. '. '•- . 

sional growth opportunities 

for business . women. 

Employed.women are eligible 

for membership. Thoae 

interested shduld contact 

chapter president Portia 

Bowe, 27Z-0926, 9 a.m. to 5 

p.m. weekdays! • 

. ABWA is a national orga- 

, DUmdor 

hlzation with "more . than 

LWIBajibortRd. 

UxmrdtX 

100,000 members whoprp- 

. - V*acNJfJC55i 

Marmora.HfOBZQ 

yidc ftdvoiarthips iotsilimg 

(6Q9) 3?C 

mortithan $3 million annu- 

Owy 

f , 

ally,' •' : 

r

i~t: 

Mainland students recpg 

UN WOOD — Grants/Valuable Student Award; can Revolution. Col. Somers ' RobertGarr -r Bauach it erty, acknbvyledgcd the con- ABSoclnMoiis Scholarship; MPAE Gronf.Kar'cn Brown,. Excellence: 1 Carrie Sharps 

scholarships, trophies, med- Karen Brown ond Heather 1 Chapter, awards: and Jenni- Loin]b: Science Award, trlbutiohk ' •.. from: Sandr* Singer —-Madeline Robert Hlgbce, Nadlne.'Bal- -VArr; Terrl Cullen — budafa 

and certificates were the Clark — Justice'Lodge fer Mcdain — Women's Edward" Allen Award* and Christpp^ Aiabla; ,Col- and Dorothy. Johnston Edu- dasarc nnd.Bropke Priestly ness; David Landry—• cdtn- 

prize* taken home by Scholarships; Krishna Gar- Club of Unwood Award ihe U.S. Army Math-Sd-. ktte Baldasare, Nadlne Bal-. cation Scholarship; Tata —Mainland Sports Boost : putcr science;. -Br^d 

ei h ttdd M Chi w „ , , CjL.ifl_H' ence Award- Seema-Bal- ' -i prr> 

iq 3 pm. 

%• 

Froo Parking 

REGEMCY RESORT' 

GRAND OPENING CELEBRATION 

AND RIBBON CUTTING 

June 211990-1:00 P.M. 

\':^X ^ 

i ' ' 

-n Citv rc^Kx.T;Ls ^rid busirK:ss people, 

'j'.-j ipicnJcr of Uic !i:x;st luxurv- hole!/ 

r.> m all *.•: :'« i: M i : 1' ">< •• i \ 

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153 Short* liokid • (Kvan \ it\v • t- 

. H44- .\sixir>' A\•riuif • (X(Mi) ( nv • 3M 14 

132 Soiilh Shore Krûi • M 

" lrs Gerald Mew, who com-. 

- William T MoW • gram vyith local funding. ' .i . ' " .•"' ".. • . • ' ' 

Mrs - William Ihjs 

work at ^he 

Philadelphia College of 

^ •' ' ' Mpdical Ccn- 

g pays 1 

You're reading ttiis 1 

Call399-12?0 

.TODAY!-- \ 

'S BEAUTY $ALO\\ 

,• 

. Compieic 

. Ikûty Scotcc> 

(.)piH Year "Kourvd 

HEALTHY HUMOR! 

C-_ .; r hii> i« 

399-5555 

Free 

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c 

o * 

«*-.- The Birthing Experience 

Burdctte Tpmlin Merporial HospitadT«; 

j . . ->. -. .. - 

"We have half-adozen 

reasons to 

• know having a 

baby atBurdette 

Tomlin is a great 

experienced 

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A10 7HES&fTtN£L*l£DQER OOMD City, N.J. Friday, Jun» 22,1890 

C\ vT3r^M^ 

WELLCOME 

The 35th Annual Seashore Run of the 

ASSOCIATION 

Saturday & Sunday -June 23 & 24th 

The Antique Autos will assemble on the 

TABERNACLE GROUNDS 

Between 5th ^nd 6th Streets, •"" • . 

Between Asbury &. Wesley "A ves. 

• 'SAT., JUNE 23 : , 

lOajn. to 2 pjn. for Public Inspection 

.•: '• , :' T h e ' •'•' •••••.. 

: BOARDWALK PARADE J 

• '•;.',? .- oi< the Antique & 

.•••'-.•'•' -will start ill • 

.;>• . ;;>;2P.M. ; 

" /• * .- .";. .•• Sat.,.June 23rd 

: •-, r '• 6 Starting-at ". .-. j - / 

" ; 

12th & Th£ Boprdwalk'thju 5ih tfeThe 3°ardwalk 

• •& 

A&D TIRf & -SERVICE tENtER 

' „ ' • - " • • « • • ' . 

BEST TIRE 

B(G M A;AUT0PART8' 

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6. Sal 6£ 

DAVE. BURKE OLDSMQBILE/CAD1LLAQ A 

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% CARTER UNGOLN-MERCURY- •, 

^••^. S^tx-f i iVcU A.i- Ou+r. O.-y. V.ood^y Br^'^n. S;U^\iuC, 

; ;•• . " v v THE COASTAL 

C Lid ?•-?•; 

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SOL«I Shore 

,E: DARBY AGENCY 

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This evfnt sponsored by the v V 

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• ahd promotedby(fit(followingmerchants '> 

STORE 

EDWARD PONTOC- CADILLAC " '-,- 

^ - FIRST FIDELITY BANK - 

THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK'OF TUCKAHOE 

THE GODFREY FUNERAL HOMES 

Dt-J 296-3i>i 

OCEAN CITY HOME SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 

Avt 

A.c Cctii Or, • 3?>X'2 fl E.'.-!.. W^rrrcra. fiJ 

STAINTON'S 

RESIDENCE INN by MARRIOTT 

MT{. liJ 03244 - (AcrcK ton e* Sai2s Gaur.Ty 

*- ^ VAL-U AUTO PARTS 

Cor. » St. & A4bur/Avtnut Oocan Oty, KJ**"""•"'"-•*"•" 5i " 336-SCO 

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750 Aj&ury A*. . Slat AnnKwiary • ^9-22Z7 

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Obituaries more on page B6 

EthelGove 

TUPELO, Miss. — Ethel E. (Downing) Goye, formerly • 

of Oocan City, Vineland and Fort Lauderdalc, Fla., died 

.June 18inTupoJo. ; ... •/•;. !' . . 

A nttrtq in Ncwcomb Hospital, shbdvwned and o£crot- . . 

ed, with her lattrhusband, the Hartley Govtfa Softs' 

Thermometer Manufacturing Co. in'Vlneland foe many 

years. She waft, also tho company's treasurer. The com: -".*'.' 

party later moved to Brookhavcn, Miss. - - .. 

.During World War IT she was a member of the Gray 

Lady Division of the American Red Cross and worked ' 

in the England General Hospital, AtlanticGity. —'.. 

She was a member of the First Presbyterian Church, ' " 

Vineland. and tho Vincland Women's Club. v v 

Bom in Downlngtown, Pa., she has been a Tupelo residenhslnce 

15(81. • . • 

Surviving are o son,- Edward Jr. of Brookhavcn, Miss.; 

seven grandchildren; and two great-grandchildren. 

Services will be private. Burial will be in Siloam Cemc- 

tcr y- - .• • .->' 

Arrangements arc under tho director of the Wain-. 

wright-Bcrnhardt Funeral Home, Vinelahd. 

Contributions may be made to one's favorite chi\rity. • ~ ' *' 

Marie Sindoni, 68 

SOMERS POINT— Marie E. Sindoni. 66, of Point Gar 

den Apartments, died June ,19 a|- Shore Memorial Hospital 

afteta lengthy illness; * 

Mrs. Sirtdonj worked for Wheatop Plastics inthc-Brpw 

Mol^ Department for 25 years- 

Born In Philadelphia, she was a* lifelong area resident.. 

She- previoiurfy resided- on Pleasant Avenue trf.;P!ca&ontville. 

' . - , • ' • ' • ^ 

"Surviving arc three daughters, Joanne GaUagh^ of Bar-rf * 

'âintown; Phyllis "Sindoni" of Sorncti Point,- ami Arlcne 

Stodoni. of. Atlantic CityT.a brother, Harry Nixiiolcs oi ' 

AtlantjcCity;and two^rarydghUdrbn- - " '•' 

Massrof.Christian Burial will \ib'\1 a.m. (tpiiay) E : rtdjy at • 

St. Peter's JjAnan Catholic Church. Plcaiiintvtllcl-: liurial 

will bein AfLuiticCity Ccmcter) 1 . Pleaiantvillc. - 

. Fnenda mpy call from 9:30 to'lOJO a.m.-Friday ^t the . • 

Adams-Pprfoct Fun^raJ -Homo. S.*' Socorfd^t., Picas- ' 

anrville. • f • ' ' " * . ' . • ' % • • 

Berrnar4.§feini 73-,^ - -^ • 

' SUNRISE LAKES, Fla. -» Uornard Strtr,.'7--(, iir:ri-rly'of 

LihwOod XridQif^n, died Jutfe 2!Tjt:hiSTcvdiT.kr ' 

Bom In fci%oy City,' Mr^ Sicin v,-,is *V;c irir*ij-»-u?M.rr jn.d ^ 

•operator of Jem Botti^nfj Co:npjns';r. C !jiti>r Mr \r+\ nr. 

• Army vetrf-an (A Wrwid iVar,H iTid wa\'otf!-.v:r ^r-- U-w- J „ 

are his ^}(bf Ann; 

scrvicx-5 -will bg.' ! ! ,:lpi 

Menqrah Ccmcter>Mn Ccrncterv.:n Vzsszx ^Shiva W.JI'S- .-.OWTV^ 7, 

pjn. Sur|iay at his &ap'is rt-wdcriv :*. llru :*,i '• " * . 

deahbid 

bcfr 

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CXtv.^. (\;:v ( j;J G'.!i W.iy NC»b:y,t.'*»'>t t«-rtr\:Jr ^!i-J.- 

h;i • • '-Top _>-. Ann* 

• these facilities; And we who N'iU >/c»s oi 

rnjoy Ihcm ore."very thank- ^ Vc V 

fu^Tlje dedicftfcon will.ta-ke' Xaw th.it our\wi-r w - ( 

Taking first place In the Bodlne Memorial- tnafn -event 

were, from left above, Audrey.and Vince Lafferty. while 

Bea and 80b Hepier^came in second. Below, third place 

winners .were, from kflt. Marion,and Price Davis, and 

coming in fourth were. Jackson and Mary Case. 

pl.i«e'l:3O p.r?i' today. 

to. w 1 iiedicaU"d".' 

22, afrtherouryw'You are aH Wo«! • - • . " • • . * • • • ' , 

4, Place out for collection on the .same day 

all other recyclabies are collected. 

SHELTER ROAD RECYCLING 

AREA WILL BE AVAILABLE 

FOR THE DROP-OFF OF GRASS 

AND LEAVES - 7 DAYS A WEEK 

ANY QUESTIONS CALL: 

Ocean City Public Works 

399-6111, Ext 276 

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A12 THES£NTlNEL:iEDGER . Oc«ain CJly,N.J. Friday, Juno 22,1990 

arts & entertainment briefs 

r r't"T' - .' 1 ""* •y-.-T^- 

If sports memorabilia*, antique vehictes 

tickle your faricy-this is your weekend! 

MARINE CENTER HAS Theatre at Atlantic Commu- 

EDUpATlONAL EXHIBITS nity College. Performances 

BRICANTLNE — The Sea .arc 8 p.m- Friday and Satur- 

life Educational- Center is day, June 22, 23, 2S> and 30, 

.part of the Marine Mammal apd a "Sunday matinee at 2 

Stranding Center — thep.m.Juiy'].' 

. .. . , ; • 

only"hospital** for whales,. 

dolphins, sea^s and sea tur-. •NIGHT AT OPERA 

tics in.Now Jersey. The cen- . 

. tor is open from 11 a.m. to 5 

p.m. dally for tours. 

Admission and parking are 

free. 

1 8 and up. Tickets for the and equipped" with a fire 

performance arc' $6; call extinguisher; call 652-3820. 

399-7291. .'..•' . ' 

OCEAN CITY — I was 

CAR SHOW ROLLS YOUTH BAND JOINS one of the' 35 kids in, my. 

INTO3STH YEAR' •'." UNITED WAV DAY neighborhood who wanted Mark SOlfer CânCitypobllcist 

'OCEAN "CITY..-" Ford 

COURT HQUSE 

to grow up to be a Big 

Model" TV and pther cars' 

TO 

Sai^Ton S " 7sbu£ \*W< ""ft"" *\*Y**dating 

SPOTLIGHT STUDENTS g back to 1929. will be PnrW v«;,,», n/^ r-u^Z. And I would. have. too. 

-SOMER$ POJNT — "A on display at the 35th 

except that I couldn't 

Night at .the Opera," a pre- annual Antique Car Show, 

sentation by the students of 

Nancy Fox McNamee, will 

Visitors can see replicas be performed at 8:30 p.m. 

of sharks, swordfish. sea Saturday, June 23 at South 

turtles anii marine mam- Jersey Regional Theatre, 

mals at the educational cen- Bay Avenue. 

fcr. located The performance will 

include Mozart's Children's 

Opera, and sccnos from'. 

Han&H & Gretd .and The 

Sound of Musk- The eve- • 

ning's gueit star is local 

singer Brian Conovtr. 

' hytcNamee is the guest 

artist in residence, at Atlan- 

1 Park Youth Band, Chorus 

are now worth big bucks. (TCQ. baseball cards, many 

How was {to know that the door prices. Admission is 

tured at the United Way 

black and. white of" JoeS3. 

.• . . . 

Agency Fair Saturday, Juije 

DiMaggio would'someday 

the Tabernacle grounds, 6th 

A! prerequisite to being a 

• Special guests will be 

23 in Cape May County 

be wprth .5500. If I had 

Street and Asbury Avenue. 

a those 

Andy Seminiek. popular 

Park East, between the Gar- 

I wouldn't 

'", This presentation by the den State Parkway and 

to my' little 

Jersey-Cape Region Route.9. . ' 

cousin who threw the card. 

Antique .Automobile Club 

• of America Js free. • " 

stopping to . breathe, (2) 

at 3$75 

The youngsters, ages 

. The first 250 cars will 

argue the merits of individ- 

Brij;ahtine .Blyd; call 266- 

7-14, will be performing at 

receive participation 

uals (who was the better 

0538. , I , .' " 

11 a.m. and 3 p.m. THis is 

awards. Other award .cate- one of"' -the training progories 

include National 

SHOVV MAKERS 

grams for future band parsenior 

cars and AACA clas- 

STAGE'MASH' 

sic cars. Firs*- and second- 

MAYS LANDING — The 

place awards will be given 

Show Makers Theatre 

for 22 classes, ranging From QUARTET TO PLAY 

• Guild's 

p 

production of 

, the classic' Rolls Royce to 

MASH at 8'p.m. Friday, tic Community College.-The military vehicles, -t 

Juno 2? in the Walter Edge age rangq of the students is ' A parade of cars will be 

held at 1:30 p.m. from 12th 

Spccidiung-in,.. to 5th String on the Board- 

'60's Beach Music Valk. Pro-registration is S5 

per vehicle, and registration 

at thu show is S8. All vehicles 

must be* nort-modified 

SoutnjofMry SurttfencwBantJ 

A - Nowbooking^faght in .VtnKfând P^rtH,!' 

Call Scott Raab.39&-3478'* 

- 

when they were known as 

the Whiz Kids, and . i : i . 

( BAK'I 

MI' K\ 

f • " • •;;._'".: 

tA \- 

STICKY*" BUNS . 

* 11K s 

Swi'i't^hopY • ••'-• 

— —' 

••II ' . ( M L I ' t l r t l J - ' i k J . S 

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' If. you are* a homeowner appeal." ' 

money in your pocket. Here of gain you must report to paint, - importance Therefore, the instant proof uiat tho fire- bare necessities to create 

who is ready to sell, don't To enhance that appeal,, are some reasons why. ^c Internal Revenue .Ser- In thc bathrooms, the fau- temperature in your home place, in fact, works. , • morcspoce. . . .' 

be worried by the current pint.the exterior.of .your • —First of dll; a buyer will vice.. . ccts-^hO'uld be free of. leaks, should bo opai»of replace broken asking price forevery S100 "inside side your home, make tub and sinks should be Weljl lit. During the day, marketing-yoUr home, ties for most buyers. ,,.';''] 

Jersey. Society of Certified gutters pr window shutters. " repair that is needed.. sure thot the ambience con- fresh. And you may want to expose the windows by Another is targeting the If you waht to isoll your 

Public Accountants, you Clean all the windows and ijmall improvements ....r._ can tintics. . 

*.-••• put put a basket, of.colorful' drawing curtains and.lifting sale to one or two of. the home quickly, or scU it at 

caj> generally sell your replace panes that ard sometimes spell l thogsands d Prospective buyers are —^..i;_, potpurri. ' shades. •' 3 four nvsjor segments of-the all, you have to set the fight 

property no matter.what cracked. ' ,' ', of "dollars' in added home, sure to scrutinize the kitch- - Eliminate unpleasam '. At night,- don't' be stingy biiying market. ' asking* price, taking , into 

the market conditioos are as I'n addition, keep the value. . .' 

lung as you are willlng'to lawn well-trimmed and 

about turning .on- lots "of . FlrsHime buyers tend to consideration the current 

'invest the time and money think about planting colornecessary 

to give your ful - - flowers'and . shrubs . . to 

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home a "compqtitivQjpdge."' enhance th-e property's 

For starters, ask yourself: . overall appearance. ' If the 

"Would I buy this house in front walkway'Ls crocked or 

its present condition?" filled with holes, repavo it. 

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Common sense dictates To enhance th* first 

that a home is more desiiv impression of your hdmc, 

\ible in thee'yes of ^,buyer if you may also want to install • 

it looks neat; trim and close-to-the-ground. solar 

• trendy.on the outside; powered landscape Ugh M to 

. Ir.m. roomy and functional give the property a warm, 

•on the inside. Brokers will inviting imageat dusk. 

ti'i! vJu that the homcs..that . Fixing up your homo can 

vi:. the fastest are those, ultimately mean more 

;th the most "curb ' ' 

cn .' bathrooms and bed- odors such as cat litter or 

Second", there Is a tax ben- rooms — so bo. sure : they dgjrctte smoke by opening lights. If the basement or be young and restricted by 

efit to be derived fr.om fix- are spotless. Kitchen.count-- all windows to ajr out/the attic,is dimly lit, bring in tight budgets. Generally, 

ing up your home before crs and cabinets should be entire house.. And shampoo free-standing or table light they prefer to move into a 

you'scll it. Any money you uncluttered and neat, rugs arid carpets that might fixtures, home in good working 

spend on repairs made dur-- Appliances should be.' in be retaining unpleasant . And, In the winter, if you order because the .down 

ing the 90-day period working order. Dull-look- odors. ' " have a fireplace, use it. A payment requires every last 

before yo.u sign a' contract ing walls should be given a • Remember, the comfort- crackling fire creates a cozy 

di-rcctly reduces the amount freshcoat of light-colored oi 'buyers is of utmost a^mosphdrc as well as 

Beautification eontiest under waf 

. COCJRT HOUSE - Capo • Each category Has a busir [Ihis year) renovated, planted a flower.garden or 

May County Ghamtjcr of ness division • and improved, landscaped, shade trees On your town's, 

.Co'mmerce president-Terry non-profit division'so six beautified.their facility, and main street or downtown? 

Brown h^s announced the awards'will* be made. Each • nominate .them in the.bust- If so they ore eligible for corned most wfth security, 

Ripening" of-the 1990 Cape category and division arc ness renovation category." ; recognition and art award if convenience and low main- 

May County Bcjutific.itioh judged . wparoteJy' and a •said Brown. "Or htfw about nominated. Thi>r« are doz-R tenance costs. They Will also 

Award contest. 7 wjnncr selected in each. •the local church, school, city ens of new and improved, rtoticc if the 

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(continued from page 1) 16 disallow SHARE its use expressed, concern to the the commission requested. restrict the program, to 75' the center Saturday to VVHile she will try. to had open hours for "I 

people can get a. package of of .the bvijldjng. .. commission members., that "We feel it isa good pro- packages and was.pressur- observe thc program opera'" attend Saturday's . review, days a week during • 

goods worth $33 for $13. -^hc^ said yesterday the \! ho traffic flow was o gramând,..yer,y worth- j n g the group to relocate. •'• tion and the street tra0ic it Swain said sl*ie didn't think summer. A water fountain 

irisibn. which' ha* nenv The nationwide, program is commiisron, which' has y- •" • . :.. while," Swain sqid, "We »v, You Ôn't don't û'm say to ^mc.' some causes. ' it would help settle the mat- and new carpeting -W» 

P-operated qyt -of Newark,, been 

commission installed and a tcleviiksr 

-. and services 4 , . . •continued' dieco'ntinued.in the 

Mary Snydcr, local coorr" despite concerns about how after the cars had filled.in * h cre, m a resldentul^cigh. art. ^ Thesc people arc ciaUy.now that it has.hiaHJ growth when it set its Hmi-. wU1 rcsunie July- 1, Regtt» 

dinator of the program 1 , sajd la rgo '»s program might thc center's parking lot " c noo ?« un « >nln > llecl y g 

pg jd g pg g -.. hungry: This is "what the .a fullrime adrhijnistrator: In tations. said A h k ^ t e 

thc centers parking lot c ? hungry: This is what the .a fullrime adrhijnistrator: n tations. said. A hvc-weckcou^tein 

a telephone interview' eventually ggrow.. r o w h they b bec'an parkinK ki on a Snydcr Snydcr, however however, said ccnter.vis. ti for f — helping hli the th two t yearsthe yathe commis- commis .. "jitterbug, ballroom an

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A16 ObaahClty, N.J. FtiftayK Juno 22, 1990 

CONTRACT SALMON 

(continued from page 1) 

Brian Thomas. Board sccrc^ 

tary Joyce Goodman polled 

the board • jncmtcr^ 

Wednesday to see if they 

wanted to. schedule another 

meeting before the June 30 

deadline, and the majority 

declined. A report in The 

Prrss of. Atlantic.Cityyestcr- 

tijy that another meeting 

.Wai scheduled was incorrect, 

she said. 

The heated debate .at 

Tuesday's meeting was 

marked 'by charges that 

those voting against renew- 

. ing Tred.innick's contract.—:. 

mostly new board members 

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• - D I N N E R - • • • , • • 

* * LATE NITE SNACKS 

-'LIQUOR STORE•-,' - - 

. Now with the cofdcsl bc^r. in town 

-•' ••_• •' 390-1757 ' - •- 

Age tvJ acxintai of the vcljcr ti 

• >cH u ine buyer of vinu#e wmc& ttc'' 

t of consdcx^blc iignif»c*nco. if we ire 

to judge.from the price, pad far 181 

tytula of-mature Bord£»uj»u i iik 

' !»ckfby Chiistic'ip) London m Aprth * (' 

Harry -WJUJJI, JJC^W, tr»3 a 

, — were being unduly influduties. . . . 

enced by Dick Alliger, ' The sad port is that 

editor of The Citizen and these people couldn't come 

longtimeopponent of board up with any substantial rea- 

.actions, into opposing Tredson for not giving hlrn the 

innick'* rchlnng. . ; 'vote of confidence,."'Tolson. 

The" district ( has been said. . . . . . 

.hurt over the past year," Trecl.innick's service in 

said Tolson after the meet- the district over the past 

ing, referring to Aljigcr's two years — Which wag 

sharp criticisms of the marked by new- school con- 

'board's personal' expense 

policy while at conventions 

and other spending actions.- 

"I've tried to ignore it, but 

there seem to be new board 

.members who ^TC .representing 

this certain person's 

interests over that of their 

1 

to- a second con bract with 

Trcdlnnick' now would be 

in effect giving hiin early 

tenure. Tredinnick will 

qualify for tenure next.July, 

when, he ,would begin his 

fourth year as $u> district's 

chief administrator. 

. "1 do riot have a problem 

with Jack Tredinrrick," said 

Field in a telephone inter- 

struction delays, the hiring view Wednesday, "but you 

'and- firing of a solicitor, a have a contract that says 

half year with no building 'Jhrcc years, no tenure,' not 

principal.a^ the middle 'two years' and not 'one 

school and an impasse in year 

contract negotiations with' 

the toachers — -has been 

exemplary, according to 

Tolson. • 

"Die documentation is 

there in his support, and I 

can't understand their rcasonsfor 

not giving the vote 

of confidence," he added. ' 

"We have professionals 

'here who do a good job for 

us, and they deserve our 

support." ; ... 

The four dissenters 

denied that their opposition 

had anything, to -do with • 

AlHger or dissatisfaction 

with Jhe way Tredinnidf 

\va:> running the schools. - 

Sorne said that committing 

1 elections .in April. 

serve three • years, serve 

"•' "1 read rils columh...but I 

three-years." 

tako no heed of. his col- 

- Marlin,. who chaired 

umn," Field said. "I'm. an 

Tuesday's meeting, said she 

individual. 'V Rsteh' to 

could relate to tho now 

myself, and I listen to the- b . d mqrnbor;J. focli 

concerns of the remdents. ^ th(? dcdsion was ^ g 

lowing the election to fill 

the. uncxpircd term of C 

/ ' ' , Edward Town, said Alliger 

Reid said he had .first had 

learned' -of the clause 

approximately two wceks 

ago; and since . then had 

. been reviewing Tredin- 

.nickVcontract. HQ said that- 

Tredinnicfc had been asked 

to extend the'June 30 deadline 

for announcing its 

intentions, but Tredinnick 

wanted to stand by the. 

agreement. • • • ' 

To-make a decision'like 

this, after such o.short peri-, 

od, it's not an easy one to 

make," Field said. He further 

denied ' that he was 

enforcing-a hidden agenda; 

by Alliger, saying.that the. 

only time he hati spoken to 

1 called him before Tuesday's 

1 but I finally make the decision 

that I feel is right." . 

• ^TZ 

meeting .to persuade 

in J 5 : ^°^ a , S appointed to the board fol- 

»«»» they had to expect to 

st?pt m^king imp£tant 

decisions as soon as they 

joined the board- • 

"Unfortunately, the issue 

is there," Marlin said. The 

him to vote against renew- dau f in . J 0 1 ?^ ^ t 

ing. Tredinnick'* contract. CXUit ' and ft haS tO ^ d " U 

with. We can't put aside the 

Cummings said he didn't decision-making process funding decrease; others 

sec anything wrong wilh «untilthey feel more comthe 

call on the face of it, 

since Alliger, like, other 

township residents,.had the 

right to make his feelings 

on issues " known. Cummings 

also said he disliked 

Mt achieving the figure 

y - - - would be state funded. ,. 

fortable — that's the way it 

Undef state classification. 

• is." : 

Tolson added that this Ocean City is- considered: 

decision did not p>iiomati- wealthy. . 

cally-lock the 'bodrj >nto " Educators to©V,their plea 

fh« Tr.!i^,«^ .K . .u granting Tredinnick tenure for defeat of the measure to foundation plan is the way. 

SSntSSS we a re°^;. ^ ^ y ** So *>°'-^J« j £?_ ^ y ^ "^ ^^^ ^ ** 

• of a conspiracy against y of the board members I^hn F. Phillips of the New 

Tredinnick. • 

feel-Tredinnick shcfuld bo Jersey Education Associa- 

"1 wouldn' 

unplaced, they ccfuld always d h 

another boar^ 

^voto or motivation," Cummings 

said Wednesday*. 

"\l he's [Tredtnnickl been 

doing tho. job,, and he has 

SUMMER HOURS 

been doing the job," then he 

.deserves.our support. 1 jjjy 

Joojc beyond vthe piece'ô^ (conUitu

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The lifeguard 

pension plan 

.Members'of the Ocean .City Beach Patrol are 

erpbroiled in an interpatrol struggle over pensions. 

It is a controversy•"w-hich literally pits old 

guard against new guard: Like any such rift, it has 

the potential-of destroying esprit de corps,""w,hich 

• • is especially necessary "in an organization whose 

very function -demands 'leanxwork and • •coopera- 

. l i o n . :•'••-.- • ." 

: Basically, the new guards don't want to be 1 

required to pay into a pension fund when, it is. 

. maintained, most of" them'will never be lifeguards 

long enough to qualify .lot «i rvnsion fife olcler- 

". guards, especially tho.se Senior,members "of the 

' patrol vyho haVe /many vears of service, behind 

. them, feel otherwise. - . ' •„ .-"' 

•„ This issue ls.-ripe for compromise..There are several 

ways a'.pension program could be arranged to^ 

»• Be equitable tb all concvnii/d. This is the tack that 

2 should be iaken - ..,,'- ^ , .; 

.< No pension fund-can exist without a>large baê 

pfjTiembers on vvjiich to draw. And if is_conc tcKa'ssunie a po^rtioy of );real,H»i»pot\sibilitv'" 

• which is a-l>*;*an enviable ijc)b.. With the .salaries 

today's-lifeguards ore jjitti'ng,. being ^ mf-mber of 

• jjie-bejch pjty>l would, ^vinln be tlu.- jobt« have, 

'• between "tjie tifnt- of, high school gradujtioh'prd- 

, assuming.an tn'entual career. *Apd tor those^col\ 

.lego-age guards-who gojnto careersJike teaCh;ng, 

. >TJrf>mertimi*."asa Tifefûard isid_eal^* .-''"_ 

0ne"alternative-U»."forcing rookie gua/ds"'iritu/a 

pension system would beô.waivv"the first rvedr."^ 

Another Would be.'"tp provide far *a graduated' 

V scale with StT.itwgu.iri.ii. [V.vifij; more Yofunolhcr 

iru.\ whiM 

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Great pefc^-travel at public's exjpense 

Toronto. «i_ WJ^ iondly ">.»-:>• :\ 

rcmir.drd «i my. d.iys. IA. S 

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p.-rv.hp.iitV. ' -1 •h-'.v.irJ.r.o ._ A.,i' 

• ' • . Guard, who suggested it Had the 35-Toot plank 

was the job' for .the City gotten loose and floated out 

Great places: Ocean City Department of Public into the lagoon, an.accident 

Works. When my son called could nave resulted by a* 

them, two men 'immedi- boat hitting it, thinking It 

and Fort Lauderdale, Fla. ately came to our home to was a hugh pile of seaweed. 

Editor, Sentinel-Ledger! It 

see what had happened. 

Mildred Barr 

was my pleasure while 

• We were told the Coast 

Ocean City 

relaxing on the beach of 

Fort Lauderdale, Fla. to 

read th,e 57th annual Spring 

Within 24 hours, they had Edition Edi of f The Th SSentinel-Led l L 

thdr people erect snow 8Cr '. • 

fencing at the base of the . ' certainly enjoyed it. It 

dune to stop the unwanted brought back many memomovement 

of sand. nes and good times-1 spent 

It is city employees such ln dale. • 

-In fact, in our area there 

are at least 10 families that " • • %• • . 

come to Ft. Lauderdale _,. , . «. vx • ' " Tk • ' 

from Ocean City. Ifs family ThailkS for USHS\ U2L\ SUCCESS 

oriented, the- .ocean is a ' 

pretty blue, and temperature 

near 80 degrees. 

I will be back in Ocearr 

Gty in a few Weeks to enjoy 

Ocpan, City.for the past thc boardwalk, concerts 

as this who listen to the tax- 14 years. 

and, other activities which 

payers and take time to per- Ijke Occari Gty^ t 

are well planned by Mark 

sonally examine the of Ft. Lauderdale plans 

Soifcr. who is doing a wonsituation 

that can uphold many enjoyable activities. I 

our beaches. It's nice to read several letters in your J. r Qty 

have, conscientious city editorial section which .making our rcf.rfd 

employees. • , 

«mc from people spending «««* enjoyable. 

the. wintex in. Ft.- 

.—' - - Anno. B. , 

Optn cans &l alcvvholic "bev- 

are apt comerages, 

.which "^.a bi£r niino! 

Some'of •\C homeowners 

This has. btvr reported to 

to »Vhom thev 

the police Jt li^-iNt :hnv 

times.' ' . -, ., ^ 

And tguesii "vvhar? All 

jutos .src hcjnn^ I'J. I.ig^ 

The noiM-'wh;ch keeps us 

up all ru^ht is horrible' Omg^rl 

^Grojnîj,, -another 

taughs; ;tr»e; f^>yi» arc km^d 

to 

< Editor, Scntincl-Ledgcr: appreciate. - . ' 

To all friends and support- I share the success With 

ers, thank you for your gift. you and encourage you to 

of time on Daisy Day. Yout continue to make your pre»-' 

generosity helped to bring cnoc felt in thc opnununiry. 

in"$2,302 for'the Children's You have made a - diffcc- * 

Hospital. , choc! ' 

As' Chairwoman of the My speoal thanks to all 

annual drive,'I receded thc. the people...who donated' 

credit for its success, but Imoney 

to this worthy cau»e. 

know a- L-jrge part of- the You arc wondtfrfuir 

thanks belongs to a group 

rmrfk of-dedicated women -volun- 

Ft. Lauderciale, Fla.' teers whom I/adrrure and 

do,-not- care 

i is the ca.$e with what 

Uf. tolirrate. Trie 

jj* • • 

-I Aip not !f»ui!y cyru-i-.:!^ .The Toronto npict-sir^m-iv , 

i!^>>i;t a-.nfrrcno. 1 ior the benefit of 

Over ttfe yriri there have 'QcMn Ctry PopsOrcfccsjrV, 

beVn big, irripbrtant bsru\- . We thinki*i{ wa» a krs-cl)' 

day- cri,cbr*tionA. but none .kicu on the part of 

J^-zi txxild rival with" mine. 

irottin;; 'vrry wc»1 hjvV l«.-cn j fji.i: which < iv.xi A^lebrauid at 

bv jn:b!tc $)i;.o,iiV, for in llV t*^-r. f»v."Ocvsn C:!v, h.;: .; . ~ " Hhtc> 

./>;.", no: r...m\. "> 

| Don't desecrate, but don't punish either; 

P .. - . . 

coor. Tl-.ir. po'x^-- *ITC i^v.scJ that i wocrjr h«ad ] ^ 

trapped A r*sxc*7? ;n hc-r ,:^rr»jgc pa:. Tr.c f.irry little den- , ~% 

izen cJ -""•< M.vrrrorj trrrt-*:* v>-a$ h.^r.r/^-.g fee Jir^cr-v.hcri '• 

the neigivbey clapped or. thc lid vouid iall fe*t- Resident* of Souds Oon Qty aOtcd police and 

Rainbow Qwuvad involrtng 1 

. flpuBj uu TrmnVlif mi iirr rnn rrrrf ttieep at the wned oooaioaalJ y. cu«n4««»ea ta f**r (hatifat boat ddwr would raa OR» a 

a jet ski This time ap Octaa LStmley 

I Sm mtjKMbcm told the Cot*t Guards that °~"T —' ^riiit ^mn1i ni 1 tin itiiui i n in in i i in rrirh T tiir i Jiti/ Til Hdfr Tmtftwl [irfjiijuiw II. UtQ. 

Qry resident wa*kiQed. iVMhtnrtoc CXC 

Strike up the band 

Saddle 

Sea "Isle Ciiy 

welcomes 

the summer 

of 1990 

with gusto! 

hood court 

iun£^ -s£ camp*.' tJêreni.tasJe treats aj a J •"•.".-• 

•re o/er a'doren effy feilaurarcs id dp. 

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B6 THESEmWEL-LEDG£f1 Oc»«naty, N.J. Friday, Jun»M,1W0 

obituaries 

Mary Rauhauser 

OCEAN CITY — Mary Alice R-mbauscr. of this city." 

died June 18 at her residence. ' , . ' . " 

Bom in Ambler, Pa. Mjrs. Rauhouscr was Vice president 

and secretary of Rauffpuivr Candies Jnc. irv Ocean . 

City (or 25 "years. " • • • ' . ' . 

She waA a member of ^he First Church of Cljrist, Scientists, 

in Ocean City. '••••'• • 

Surviving are her-husb,md; Curvia>T-: J daughter, 

Nancy Blomdah! of Somcrs Point; a sister, Margaret 

Jane Heath; rwo grandchildren; (our stepjjrandchildren; . 

and-onegreat-grandchUd- . - ' ' . 

Services were private. Buri:il vvj.s in Whitemarsh 

Memorial Park. Prospectvillc, PJ, , *' • 

Arrangements-were by the Godfrey Funeral Home, 

Ocean Gty: . ' ' ' • 

• .Contributions may be made to" the Firs! Church of 

Christ; Scientists. Hth Street j:id Asbuty A v| -"'.ue/Ocean 

CityO8226. • ^ • -.- ' 

Frank Brunetti, 59 

OCEAN CITY — A Memorial Mass is planned 10 a.m. 

Saturday, June 30. at Our Lodv of Good Counsel Church. 

40th and Asbury, /of Frank A [Brunctti. 59, who died May 

5 in Palm Harbor, Fla. ' - • , \ 

Mr.' Brunetti was a retired fircrri.in for. the City of Ocean 

'City- - • . .- ' .. 

Thomas Shaffer, 81 

— ; . • • • . . « • 

ROCHESTER. NY. — Thomas F. Shaffer. 81. of this aty 

died June 14 i>t Gcnesee H6rfpita!, Rochester- 

J Mr. Shaffer had been a department rruma£qr for Shell Oil 

' Co., if\ New York City, before hjs retirement- He lived in 

OctynGty until moving to RtfchesJc/ three ye^rs jgo. . .' 

Surviving are his wife, Dciroîv (Downey);: pneôn, 

Scott Minner"of Bifdwtnsville. N Y ; one daughter, Deene 

Irving oi Spenccfpiftrt, NY; ,eigh»» grandchildren; \#id 

three gTeat^grsmdchJdreri. - ' - , 

Services wen* Tuesday in Rochester. Intvrmen.f was in 

•*Fiirfield Cemetery. Spenccrport . ; t 

The Walker Brothers Funeral Home. Spenccrport, was in 

charge of arrangements -^ ' } 9 • 4 ..-;*. 

SPINNING WHEEL 

FLOWER SHOP. 

Ocean City's. F$mily.Flofist 

.• MAflK Y1DBTTO • : " 

398-1 ii3 • 

. PETER'S UNITED 

METHODIST t'HLRCH 

JtNK24rh 

$ fy.? IK 'A •; \\oiij>p4 

"Be A Missionary 1 

te -A !«W LOOK AT OLDBOOK" 

Marmora church plans. SMjj med}ca] services to 

Day of Renewal June 23 , 

from Stain tmi Society's 

MARMORA — The be conducted by the Rev. 

Church, of the Resurrection,' Vincent Fortunato, a Capu- 

Old- Tuckahoe Road, has chin priest who is director 

planned a Day of Rcricwal 

A.M.5ery1ce 

-j-'d 5 

5 »S A M 

'IC'5C AM 

„• paign of the Howard S. 

JfM r. StaintoR Society a resounding 

success, citing its 242 

members and nearly 

5250.000 raised to support 

the Shore Memorial Health 

Foundation's multi-mil-, • 

lion dollar program of fadlity 

renovations and 

acquisition of major medij| 

cal technologies. K 

Nearly 300 Society members 

and. guests came to 

celebrate ihis achievement 

at the Trump Taj Mahal 

Casino Resort in Atlantic 

City. Hospital officials and 

members of their board % oi 

• .rrusjees honored the memory 

of the laje. Ocean City 

•merchant, builder and .civic 

leader' with, personal rccol- 

il t)u- 

.«• holit 

th its ;.urrpund- tion sit its. /natcrnify ancT 

ir 

civic valuntoerism'Tho & ^mnfjunities; anJ how [pediatrics umis. Th^-ri 

th w 

OH DICP-ICP 

C o rvg r c s i, nrt n , a f 6 r.-n e r^ e rt'' .organi?:arior. 

UFSeUSC Shore Memorial Ikio-d of- allows U^J] businesses -and- 

"Hos-pit-a! 

a Lyov Disrose 

crs biimvid icir aye or^- 

>"t>ons.- Viybs \ir.A bu 

groups.' 

ld 

> support continues 

Howard'^ legacy of glv 

ccntly-acqviir'ed 

O"r»-^n Point 

!{n 

'- 

pen dene y 

WJS '.irly 

r>f the 

serving 

tr> 

' 1V% 

Richard A- 

•J^d Fhef Stainlori Soc.i-tv 

wiH Mippi'^t important ne\v 

•mndiral ^.TVlces at, the , v dârc'io 91c Shorp.Memorial 

'' 

uispjwl. 

/\ new-operating 

rt>om Oiti'afunng a sijii-iv' 

the-art .Uitra-F«jw aiVfiftr.-- 

> for («-thnj>:i ii:< 

ge^. will h**- •:*.•.; 

•..his. suipmj;:. A r«ew :.r»-.;r 

r ' s1 Spacfy was.created in thv 

fall of 1989 to help provide 

major /unding for the Shore 

Memorial Health Found.') 

tioft. Annual membership 

in the vxicty. w.hich r.inj;("> 

frora a SM0 Founding; 

' I iospUal f.imiiy. is nndcrgo- .ind-,ibc»yc' Inni;r 

I .frri.t: ' lrjj» imprpfcfhcnK I 

Nfcmbcrship, 

year . 

, ""We , 

iiunOf. to 'dinvtly JVr::- 

Stainton, a friepd .mj N/ne . pate,in'hi-_altliV.irv»impr^«. 

(.K-tor .of Shofe Mcrr.inu; n-ivni'/jor lh(*ir i 

for h-"> lifetime ( j;ivir.g." Kos t/*.rthi:r 

jintir 

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,S:.sU ,V 10:30 AM SK'R\'l(KS 

I)K. MELG. DIBBLK 

Soloist: 

.Winifred Dettore 

No. Evening Service 

First Evening Sen ice July 8 

AMLRICVS CRHT PRE.KCHIVG CEN1IR 

"H'/urr thousands com* Uf y>oniiip" 

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Ventnor Avenue, Margate, N.J. 

•SUNDAY, JUNE 24,1990, • 10:00 Wl. 

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on a.' 

VOA-3 Ser.ci? f> 

t> 11 THE SEASONS OF 

MARRIAGE " 

ant tjo 

=r, Scrooi arc 

The Re* Terence > 

• Johr«ior\ D.D. 

The Rev Davd A' Remrn. 

Pai McKay. Oreckar of 

Gien Portscrier, O 

LW ••!->••-..„;*; 

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Hapt,st exec is Skiltoh House minister 

tSSX 

at Central Union Chapel 

OCEAN CITY — Stanley ing relationship with Skiltcn 

»«, v .u i i ,„ ._ ManfficW will be the guest House and The Sowers • 

Rev. Kenneth Ly|e will be speaker .at services It ajn. +*• • ';• \ •• 

At 

" ~ ' " * - - Sharon Redding, an Ocean 

City' High • School / sophomore, 

will present vocal 

J atthe 

selections, accompanied by 

•by-the-Sea; 55th arid 

her brother John. iBoth are 

, _A5bury; 

membera .of the Ocean City 

^ . ... ., Baptist Church. ' 

Rev. Lyle is the executive -- 1 '* 1 —- "director 

of trio Baptist ConycnHon. 

of Maryland and 

Dolaware 1 OCEAN CITY — The 

lev. Kenneth Ly|e will be 

the guest speaker for inter- Sunday. J[unc 24 at the Cert-/ 

denominational worship tral OceairGty Union Char> 

seryices 10:30 a.m.'Sunday, el^32hd and CentraL 

; He came to that 

ministry from ihc Atlanta "^ .""f- v&tag churches 

Baptist Tabernacle. Previously, 

he had been under 

appointment by the South- /-k /• ^ . m-, 

cmBaptist Home Mission Ufl€ Of ISt IV 

Board as director, of mis- 

r 

June 24 attho Union Chapel 

with Skilton House Ministries 

and. The Sowers in Philadelphia. 

He recently. 

accompanied Dr. John R _ Th - c C 1 "!*! «, celebrating 

SWlton; president of Skilton *L£f*JZ* 1 ** 0 "; 5 ^ 

House. DOaKBr Of ttlB 

- Parking is available on 

Metvin K. Oxenreider. 

the Tabernacle grounds., . 

* 

center, senior grand master o( New Jersey and the Masonic 

speaker of ihe year, spoke recently to trie'Ocean City Masonic Club. Oxenreider is 

The morning speaker July 

greeted by.Stacy Cartledgo. left, president of the Ocean City group, and Ernest 

1 will be the Rev. Robert A." 

Ulsch, deputy grand master of the-»24th district -'. , 

•Mongold. pastor of the 

Covenant United-Melhpdist-. 

Church, Springfield,. P.i. 

Evening services wilf 

Kgs been 

topic th«- Book lit Romifis .' vwght r*trj«j ? . 

rlcp LiicKC^Ta In f»r1. ifil 

t^^tJ^'uTiSÎSn LOOK rORTMt »UT MC 

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h*vf »Jw»r» n>ort ih*a lcp« *^ 

kbrexu of tht ftncral rHr ib • • • • 

cmumc priczs. 

That a no reaioo to 

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Wt Art AJ Nttr'As Yom Phent 

SCCCtSSOR TTO OOEAN crnrs.FB3T 

Jazz vespers at 

Trinity July! 

VENTNOR •— The Trinity 

United McthodfahChtwcfcf, 7 

N. Melbourne Ave^ wrOl 

host the-Jersey Shore Jftaz 

Vbspcrs 5"pJn. SOX&MJ, 

JulyT. . ••..•• •. • 

The Andy Labsis Quartet 

will perform, '...'• 

Th^may M a partoct 

oui/npto of iho trluniph ot 

the pradat OMf tha 

ktelMiltf% 

g nafgiom Ofiw bva 

erf our litow man «»th« ' 

toy to trafc goodnara. 

Ftvtat, M« al kriow 

numonxM ofôur-folowr 

itwn who are (gHcut to 

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with on* «nojh«r._ma)r 

be a vary practical 

solution, firs trfaranca; 

ttien undarstandnn and 

fcvuy partiapa, tow may;. 

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Ocean City Home 

Savings & Loan Association 

Eugene W. Pashley , 

PC. Ui-rx« • 350-336: 

Carey's 

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TRENTOM — Ocean Gty and Frank A. LpBiondo.P^.. .tionaT .honors in Olympic the Assembly honors. • " - 15 seasons, was a key comwrcstler 

Pay. Lynch and Lynch is ^ i^po^d frqwjtyle and Greco-Roman In fhc pictare abOVc poncnt of the 1950 Phillies 

fe 

MiUvilleVToby Fagan were two-time. state champion championships. . LoBlondo holds one of the' National Uacue champion- 

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~tH£8ShfnN£L6 fears 

C&« 399^338 • : : 

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show June 22-23 on 

. OCEAN CITY — Andy 

Setnlnkk and Gene Mauch, 

two legends in .Philadelphia 

Phillies history, will maJcc 

'guest appearances during 

the 10th • aruuial Seashore 

Baseball Card & Sports 

Memorabilia Show June 

22-23 at (he Music Plor, 

boardwalk at Moorlyn Tcrjace. 

... 

.. Hosttsd by the Eastern 

Pennsylvania Sports Cbllcctors 

Club, the show will 

include. 75 dealer tables 

manned by full and parttime 

local and national 

dealers, displaying hun- 

. dreds of thousands of base- 

. ball cards and many 

_ . 

artifacts.from, the long his- 

• tory of the national pastime 

Andy . Semjnick, a. 

o- National League catcher for 

/ft 

Andy Sentfnicfc Gene Mauch 

his recent retirement, .lives- in' Rancho 

Gene Mauch managed California. 

leave and return to . the 

show all day for tfic S3.00 

" drily adrnlsslon. *. 

Everyone who attendswill 

receive a. free 1990 

baseball card, a free show 

dealer directory, and will 

'have the opportunity to win. 

from over $2,000.fn door 

prizes. Free appraisals of 

baseball and other • sports 

material will be available 

L-V•--•••-. -fa addition to baseball 

cards from the 1880s to 

• 1990, visitors will find auto"graphs, 

yearbooks, u-ni-form's, 

books, photos', 

buttons, ceramics and statues, 

publications, and virtu- 

. ally every type of 

memorabilia associated 

with baseball, football; icv 

\ hockey and basketball. 

.Collecting baseball* and 

sports items has mushroomed 

into popularity as 

both a hobby and invest- 

recently honored on the and had a perfect junior- ' Fagan is the 130-pound framed resolutions as «h»P team. .A-.288, hitter. 

floor of the General AsScm- record of 35 wins and state wrestling champion Salmon introduces Fagan with 24 hqmeruns that sealosses. 

In'-addition, he and had a- perfect 2M) rec; (bchirtd him ai left) and scan. Semlnick vyas a master 

H. 

and intema- 

Lynch (third .left). Also pic-' at handiirtg a young pitch- oX-cr 3.900games, and rank.s Sominick'wiH appear 6 to ,.„.,„*,_„ ,11 , 

J 

, tured are, from le/t: OCHS .«igst>l'- ' . fQurth in baseball history in 9 pm. ^day, June 22r ^ uf *> 

The champions' high-coach Bill Nichols; Patrick's The *Melbburrw. Florida *£L calc 8 Orv . WjfoK-ovcr ,VjUch W1U bc-on hand 6 to." V Jhe EP3CC ha;>' 

•,..Iohn;_EagaBVparr..lrtrfJrt...^^.:in.. n v- .1J*» .wins ,frprn.J5«0.. ?Q_9. pm. Salurd^v June- -23* "„"[-•*«££ 3 shows in in 

school coaches anc! 

ii on hand for the stale- en to. Mrs. and "*» Mrs. .P- Bob resident TJSavsd m -over ,^j The. former TMa.ionat A£^ p h ^kk. W go' f 

hoUsV^ceremonies during Fagan; and (between: th.< 

t_ Hint ICitTi UlSO rrWTTj-• ,. n c-»|rv o_i»-F» . I^.-VIA _if nrvin * . 

at noon 

Lynch and 'Pagan aSsemblymen) Coach Joe aI^ 

.'avai'Lible until' " ^ mprei'nformatior.. 

received framed copies-of Moftteleonc of MiliviUe. nati ncu»- • • - 

. Jorjtia Angels His 

;• contja'the EPSCC 21S-6-;3 

. Scminick,spent many teoms won "two division ' "&• V^r's fc-ar's show show Will Will run run 7 7 uviu 0910 01.me or the »re Rl fft. 9} 

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«^ comesito the survival of Mrdsy 

state of New Jersey plays a pivotal rote 

tj ny DAVID F.MOORE ... . 

["î .,- ' .Exocubyo Djructor ».''~ 

• N J: Consorvation Foundation 

•. ' Like the canary once 

' taken into coal mines by 

miners- to" Warn, by -its 

. death, .of the, presence- of 

explosive and poisonous 

•methane gas — little birds 

arc trying to warn this state- 

We're in' of ongoing 

destruction of the habitat 

we people share vvith-ltisscr 

. creatures. • 

Who can hear the'warning 

of- a dead little bird? 

• Luckily, F'e«e Dunne and 

• others at .the New Jersey 

Audubtui S "pivrii.it T«~i 

survival of avian-life injhc different habitat than the of habitat Is taJocn away, ' 

northeast. • _,. Other, so that competition 

• But the natural world betwe'en species is reduced: 

around us ii a .-complex But that means" that if a parplace, 

a constantly shifting^ . ticul.ir habitat Ji' lost, or 

moving set of. relationships ;altered, so are its birds. . 

and o&. creatures become, 

extinct with each:loss,'Wo 

can follow the tragic • 

sequence to the end of the 

garne: When man -removes 

between the land, the ele- - For example; if a species the fast chair,- he will be 

ments and living things. of 'warbler' had been alone in an empty room". 

Since we are but- human, adapted to feeding 'in To follow the pattern ; 

our minds -have ,trouble American chestnut trees,' we've set for ourselves —•* of 

wrapping themselves they would, no longer share one house or' building or 

around such complexities, • our wurtd, thanks to the more on every upland acre, 

preferring instead to rr'y to • chestnut blight which virtu- with dying cities and dying." 

boil them down into simple ally eliminated the chestnut countryside, "with fractured ' 

concepts. 

• as a • qnce-common forest forest land, poor air quail]ty. 

tree,. ; ' • and; tainted water '-— does 

not bode.well for our eco- ,• 

logical .or economic way of 

life. 

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We thus come to trying to 

deal with environmental 

insults in the form of one 

ITISJS or another.-lv it toxic 

waste, acid rain, the loss of 

tropical or 'f.c 

. The book, Crv-srVu^s, 

gives us needed ff 

thoir lives in New Jcryy 

I-icb hps adapted.• to livrng 

~ " iii" .1 slij'TitlV 

TTio .change's we're making* 

in the. environment '.in 

.this state we're in. are 

indc'etl making ^'difference 

ut the hemispheric composition 

of bird ecology 

Dunne uses the classroom 

game of musical chairs to 

ilhrstrate the problem for 

anim.il life in habitat losses. 

As" he puts it, when a 

chair is lost and fhe music 

'stops, me chtld without a 

chair has to .stand"on tFie:* 

sidelines. The game pliycd 

in tho wild, is toug/icr. : 

When -hubitat is lost, birois 

diet As each chair's "rtprth' 

. -' *v? rm i.—>•"•, v _ 

±^CZ^6*>^ 

f TER 

MAKING YOU 4 

•>•*••:•• • - . • • • ' ^ . • ' - : 

l)»v 

_A 

. • v... 

ng 

Which we must |iear or,we 

shall relinquish • the prosp;.*cr 

of sirt-viva) with 

SWff'l>" . ' . ' ' „'. 

• • "mk.-. •>' >• • 

VpUeyhigh 

Dan FroJstad of San DiogQ. Calif, is airborne while Roger Nam ol Los Angeles, Calif 

beacn votfeyball match on {lie strapd volleyball courts at the Si'hStroet boa,ch. This area 

ing games, which are oasily viewod-by spectators on beach arx^boardwalk. 

Health Day' 

" ..Tpmttn. •_ 

"HOUSE- —. Burdette 

Tomiin ?vtetrujrlal 1 loswilj 

host anotiuT "For 

Good HcolthfDUy,* fcag 

free hospital screenings 

. and "^ educatiîaj . 

.sessions, ffom K.-45 CJTV-*Q 2 

p.m. Saturday, June 23. •' . 

Prc-regisaraaon is requirod, 

and jvirticipants^ m(M* onrhrmtrncnt 

\Q th/s entire day;. 

caU 

y.Fêe Consultation. 

Ml inquiries Strictly evidential ' 

-Krantzr and Coheif 

;u Ha w 

'STORU WICOWS- HOSTGUSS flgPAia 00»C N43 rRS.* 

$T0«4 DOOfe • tfRQQR WORK. SHtjiER D00ft& 

VBTALUMMUM 

2\? ASbury Aw 4 OCOJT* Ciry. NLJ 

: _. _ ^ COUPON COU r- -| 

SCRfeEN REPAIRS 

, I 24 HOUR SERVICE ; l 

" '"391-0790 / ' 

ER Lincoln Mercury 

•*•'" " . Introduces a New Service 

FAST LUBE 

-•tis i 

And at nev^ and convenient tintes too! 

Monday to Friday^9:30 A.M. - 6:00 P.M. - Saturday 9:00 A.M. • 2m P.M. 

COMPLETE 

OIL CHANGE 

SERVICE! 

$19 95 

EVERY DA Y LOW PRICE! 

ALL MAKES & MODELS 

NO APPOINTMENT 

NECESSARY 

& West Avenue, Ocean City, NJ 399-3134 

• L • 

r 

" V 

•i 

- — The 

Mainland Rotary Club wUI 

host its second anmi'al 

EJowl-AtHon Yvoon-6 p rn 

Spnday. Jufle 24 al T 

Kitfg Pin [jnes, 1520 

if-ffjrsel'ike.'Cardtif-./..;. 

• -A major fund-raising 

event /or Rotary, the tdtirnAmWil 

i,-? ojX'rvto the public, 

an'd m& bowlepj r^rc 

cncoi/rajjcd, to drtend. The 

registration ^ d ^ ^ m , o u^.. 

are required to lake and . . . , . , 

1 . o j menjs. — and the local 

pass the American Red , , c,. 

r- t /- wnn t. guards have won 56 team • 

• ALL-CAPEQOLF 

0 — Mainland 

^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ 8 ^ ^ ^ " ' ' 

the Cape-AUantic U-ague: Pavo : Amer,cartD.v,s,On FojSer-'Oakcrost ' thfcir>hV»icalaiKi.Vion"am'i sioêr, •/ ^^^f^^^~ 

.^'^"T^T 'inr^P!n 

• • • • • " ' ' Gary Leeds - Absooamr their Each lifesaving day the • lifeguards skills by Scu.th Jersey victories. 

are expected to .mprove Us-t>.slln(mcr. ,hc QCRP 

v%on or Mike Care ami Tom Zam . „ . -- ?"«•« -ônd in 

o — -J ui puiit-u Mxona in . • " . . ' . . 

tK-tagltiu" We're among the Tom 

T«mT,^,.nK.^ 

Trockfjnbrod—Holy 

^.,_,.. 

rowing, 

-X...:__ 

swimming, 

_^.._using 

-J- a*ven major maior lifeguard hfef uarrf «mr vnm- Prospective P new members of the Ocean City Beach Pairol hit tho tuft, the rescue torpedoes Jrt 

•six golfers-selected to the' Spirit - • the paddleboard amt. rutf- petitions. They, won "the this; ycat's rookw test and training program. • • . . . ' • • . 

W«AI«L,*,t /-Ninional Division •' »cw J t e.* -» Junc . t,"-K?-ot^M 5.mp»n;X;,cK Slam. -Bob. Davt m .Augoa, and dx - 

.;,.,d .team -u-^-sion fn,,,he 'A,./;l^_ short:9w,n*m .nn rescue. c;homR.(,nship. the • South t??J!L "?i ^.i, bJSch». By the4d ofjun^ 

Ocean Citv's 

T- w.ts arrior.jj 

a Hartrr,an ^ 

Gajib May / - 

Lever 

,gs. 

and-a mfle 

•«0 l/frguard-stands will . 

n , (> • K- \;,V r •••-•»•'•-•;"••- laghcr; • wjll sponMir tho 'ir^nncd and .thr< lifeguard* 

•--. fv^. including individual • i ln>-n V. rtrrn, ^ M^< iifcyuards e..rn -W aU.v ' • tVCf *' ! ' f 

.Public Notice 

Ti nl n 'T 

••p. 

;r.i P.iima von 

Vîctrtcod 

*" Public Hyicii : 

ûards vCcrA on the six.tn annual Ocean City, who flock. ,to Jhc 

•-•,*^> i.rn-Wa «!..>. [ h (,. w ^ ^ ^ Wion Bmhlc*1ply 7. the seventh 

t.Mm: l-Uli-n 6.nrney, lUi Hroevery 

(x*ach tht 

. . . WVIHT.,- ; MlÛL- KnMie Dr/HSTI, Byiwn, 'Greg 

during th»,r r.rst ..summer Bro\VTlc Plran r.irr, K^>bcrt 

and will brf a 

• : ' >&[•'

1 • 

B12 

DEADLINES 

Op|MMCtty,/ttJ. -Friday..;fcm22,1M0 

Ltdoar NOTLATJEfl THAN MOO* MONDAYKM TUESDAY PUBLICATION 

• HONDA V .2 PM FOR TUESDAY PUVUCATDN wrj THURSDAY I PM F 

TODAY PUBLICATION. ' . 


• 4 pr» 

1 731 and O«y>ont Orj 

OTTlCe WOfOC - Pan Sma avanr>9> a/« 

AMO OWLS . Agaa 14 is is. Cat waa>ana fca-aj ba (MOandao*. jaw 

CaiUca. »««BOO 

"CIOC16 S SAlilS PCHSON3 Fnan3>T. 

— «?»•«. lor cowl oovwig >r>ra orv tra, 

Ct noartfaatk. 9004 cay. dactxrn: 

t OoaniMaA. O C br 

MAMTOUMCE CO 

• 1O pm. 

c4 Own ranaoonaflc^ 

year a.rC Cl 

t> Ocaan Ory 

IBAI %v> IBacn Saat V»r»a 

lkt«i Jonw Bouâu 

• co^-*tr 

tMv'tjfOrvr. Taar 

Q Vary. Trar«^ tS-M an hour Ha>M> -» 

' tavtpmanc* and raa 

Bon a nun tknp 

MOUI 

' Ca£ for B^JCM-: 

caaart p*>j O7*»f> Mat* Car*. -1 

hillnil BMd laK-rvVa. XlO *MJ 

' ". MOfcfMAl. JOBS 

Oaa 

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736*31' 

'1.1 hft.*rl i^..->. I • • I . ( rwi. 

' ' 

the Right Time GALL 399-5411 

H«r^ Wanted Autos ProfeMlonal Services Profesatorul Service* Prafe^for.alSmvlce.' 

TROLLEY DRIVERS 

Ca0«*4-S2)a ..-. - • 

TRUCK DRIVER. M half* NtM v*W 

NJ Orvvri Uoarwa. Apery mt Paw Um 

bar Co. isti Sj.. Ocaan fciiy 

Wanted 

WANTED - Uwt U*» an) CO* m pood 

condBon AMO laoung uutf gutart m 

corvuton. C*J Tr+ Hoc* Cardan.' 

GOLF CLUBS 

WANTED 

Ocean C8y Memorabilia 

Vaoilon Guktot. ate 

1 CAU 

391-1866 

Child Care 

Ocaan Cry '»" 1»77 CADtlLAC - Craam (*(!,. 70.000 XU6ANWO • «•»« your »ie, 4 door 

cattana. 4S 000 13000 c 

; 

NO CREDIT? 

BAD CREDIT? 

FIRST TIME 

BUYER? 

WE CAN HELP!, 

Cal y q y ^ 

" -' M applcaicrs axc-f. 

CalfJMr. Kay 

RtCEPTONCT - Furvna naadad lor 

Vatanrwy o*ica tvSonat IVyn CaJ . 

W7-4077 • ' - . »• 

• • '£ O«arn«~« 

RECtrrioMerr 

pansrt » harxaa tarndfoartl antf tale 

399-1923 

dealer 

dapbU araa. L«ht iyp>-« Mo aa parlance 

laranary; aU train. Cat parxonisar al 

Coatial Bank XWVMbo r,Of 

PCtt&ON (» &«» 

rianaan«4uai an 

Cat 30»- 

AYCAIV. M ud pan in< W 

aA Stfta Carvtad Kyna, Gal 3r-> 

S7-> ' *^ 

SAJL»JC 

H BAOV IUT Y0W( CHU> '*• 

)TOU ar» a baomnrtj Or lr».-.l >o l 

Ocaan C*y no.T>» Rabyancaa av 

«o laixca. CaJ Jfn,«: 30O ii*i 

C a 3 0 « a O 

rrt 3 

(«L. X: 

r»Uf f~.C C i: PA •' 7 l.'i \T /« 

>'iWC.U r A; jot''. 

tt> V*X krf .tartmn M 

•Accepting AppSiCcDons 

Cknpbks Sesjood- 

3231 -Asbury Avc. 

Call 399-4S37- ' 

i.« . '»-_»r 

»•••. 

TO WORX M A f U W j p 

MCtfT? - A/a you a paopia parvonT Wa 

r.av« VJ and pafl ac^ acarunt a.'X»a» . 

• •> oâ o* *v« taaono an} >auau graang • 

•*rtfk car ooCTparaaV ln>raia oparv 

Vfia >n AaarVoc C> araa. Caraa> cv 

kjnty araaittt 10 an «n ; Help Warned s ; Vl 

STAIhfTQN'S DEPT. STORE 

Now ftihng tor idVid port Una surnmor oaie» 

avMobto to we** a fVwfcao schoduta.lMe oflo 

rtddjons^ salary and possoo 

Apph/"n person 

x ^ p 

4tri Ffoor rSfQ Asbtiry AVe. 

M-Fv 9 avm.-5 p.m. 

REAjL ESTATE S . ' 

LEASING AGENT 

K. I opportwnfi/ ky 

6(X! o< Ocean C*/c 

. Exc-iA-nt >vprt:r«3 

Ca// 1-8QO-P62-3323. 

'•* r 

OCEAN GHT REAL ESTATE. 

KXJCITINQ OPPORTUMTY IN 

SALES- ASH RENTAL6- 

. Area a Largest Firm Now Seeking 

AMBrnOUS IM3IVIDUALS 

^ • For A Rxrwardinjf C«xcer • v • 

Go With The Leaders!! TVe Mike Thine* 

BERGEK REALTY " 

PART-TIME LIBRARY PAGES 

Library 

cbifc 

and scrtng ct booKs 

do rrurtisrwirco D( 

retted WorV as 

pf r 

«*trun the ^jrav^ a.rr. 

and tiijtea Purtcv rri 

Apply Ocean City Fret* Public Library 

1735 Simpson Avenue 

Ocean City, NJ 

Environmental Specialist 

Administration 

drtcton. a respcrtiio tor 

rcludng toU and ofJce 

o g 

assocatad *th ervWonmenLai p a 

and land, manaocrnant, does reiaiod work as 

d 

APPLY crnr OF OCSEAN cnv 

DMtion of Personnel 

9th & Asbury Avenue 

' floom39 

toum. 

lte. SERVICE 

r »»•«• baen 

r* owsrano naadt cr 

Or. Ccvao. « 

C*' or M" '>.f*vC4 O 

y Cicanlno • 

Ov*>-qt jrvV>' 

a t»6 

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C» » 

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Ctoanlrip- 

t»ui Al OuiV. C*> - 

Custom Scnen Printed 

T-SHIRTS 

Neon Ti& Tanks 

StalT Shirts* Aprons «Hsts 

JOHN WALTERS " 

396-6024 . P?-ge»tB«n rrarftaran 

CaU* 

.653-8^46 

CARPET8 

SAM THE CARPET MAN 

Call-: 

3^9-2966 

FtegfetorodBufldor 

,. AMtypoa-ofhbmp 

k e i Ildi 

Call 390-6740 

Thrpe Experienced 

deeners 

To ctoayi your item. homo. 

RoaaonaAto Raw.- Botebto. 

399-2324 

D5TTY CARPETS? 

Call 390-2212 

Commerrial IteWenanoLCa 

CLEAftiNG 

Yocr hbmc, garage, or bo^L 

Spring. 8c. Holiday deming 

wdcorhc. Pan, thorough,. 

rciuWc service. Ref 

3v35fckfcsPlq6c call 

O'Brien.' •' 

; 398-2256 

ANDERSOrKXfeERKlS 

TAGSAI©. 

FULL APPRAfeA^SERVICE ' 

CALL 927-0975. 

SO ya 

- tic 

92775O52 

Ttre^f umKure Man 

-"-•• Needs ;. v. 

390^896 ot OW521.. 

Atotf 

J/ivfck 

Phofio 654-0^84 

PAM ua • C«f • Mb Jb6 too Seu| 

UCantatl & irturoW 

3^1-2029 

Hoa>.h 

Hornomakrrs 

^90^842 

RUBBER STAMPS 

, " Box 207 

Marmora, NJ .08223 

One Week Dettverya 

DWELL MOVING 

l-isTo* Oat! k. tljlhcvaa 

I^pt UCaaar F-i« a. 

•.%«« Vtrd»£*» 

CaII1-215-289-11X, 

Cafpentef/Handyman 

\flnylWMofn,.Doonj,' 

Kitchen* & 0*tt* Spodatst 

UomtexS S Intend. C*M 

George ft 

398-1745 •••«, 

A - i* HOUR CM&iDCARE i HOUSE- 

E Oarvtoa. Hwirari chid ova ki 

r tioma antf WMM Jltow* houaa cara 

. CARPENTRY • Homa raoovaeora am 

rapaV. lmarior-ai^ 

IBJI-JC Cour 7 l>r e«ar 24 

aurad fr 

~r •—~-—^ 

WINDOW CLCAttMQ T>ad e 

| »v>oo*«"7 CaJ «• an* ra 

cj» any olrvtcw O+trw^'fjb 

VOUfJ . CAN 

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. panancaC Ovii*a/i woraan 

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(Garago'and ya;rf.Salcaj 

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to *f~ «'•>• i»-»il>a«. 

ni S?AGCCOf {ftif . 

399^411. 

Oa 

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SJTfH* UUTSON fARKMO U>T- 6aV 

JUMlOH fMM a> lorn. En« MM, 1 ^ 

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3 

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OCCX «A1£ > FrVSat. Juna^nd a 23n|. 

Sam. Com* SprucaRd - 

Urw. HouMrwM ooooa,. 

EAALY BM30 WlLCOMfl - Yoy can 

MlpaM i«t« EM MMton Rtf. S^lun* 

aMl B 1pm. Funlkm. dtonaB. 

Ma* and. af tonrt* ot ot>ar 

OARAOC «AU - 8«UJuna 2D«t «am to 

neon. r«aa«M « J«50 ft 2404 W«« 

A««. Sadroom fcnt. ponalaa ir>aaMa tor i mnft 

aA1l»aat viantrr. ntoa »*M Vxaaan- 

•Walar > alaci tvtodad. 'Prte »»•& (Ail 

tor lrtt>«na*an 3B»-O1 «*V - 

• 

CaJ 

WMALI OF AÂjWÂCt. 7«o^lB7i#r *a>«H) )o»4ae 

> ZVd. aam t* r*So. morvw 

a. a Ujtafi? aaaat corar*.- kaj I blltg __ 

M tooufoatt. Cat {•») 3e9-741^Lv« 

1 lairyrviaamniBi. oartraôcayon . 

IUVCJU LACOOrf 

lar A «Hct£ f" Mormaaon M cal 

ar BOAT SUP 

CaB 399-3547 

i rrft 

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Ca* *a.-V,,.-» 

t 

An) aa^jipmant ôca] kacaton. 

vaaVr >raa/ 

tend mr-a»**ar.t tor nc^ parson 

noad. VyrwtftDT 

»«V« UiSXA »*>•««• •»,•»! ">g &«ri 

boos >a r rxAC»» 

Cafckn: pal s*tar » bapM o*» •i »••: 

vaoat W on o» ad papvtaxx iwu 

1 T ^ 

rrrraarn' 1 

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IVU-K OOJkM'OTY 

iwilba' Oar 3.00^ t^ •, m t 

tlrtr. H! is t> lakaroU a tan 

utac fey. oflK« Of fa&( £ju»ti.c4 

glaai lev la^t* cr* 

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aarT.-4ptr t'f L 

Sa» 

50% off cover price 

Vary uaarw r»J»r- (»Jk, Uar> 

jaaa {pur. SCCM lna>TMO> 

W.'a B7JU Km 

buy ra> 

Town Used Books 

3248 Asbury Av&. 

- 399-7314 daaritii VJaorti 

. Dttvttoprnont. The 1 aao * Ot» h» boauBtudy maurod troe»'. 

dortng »» kandtcapa. AS approvato hav* toon obtainod aod - 

praitoni ownor »»• bukJ your outwn horn*.« you dotira. - 

Baari*oint You want b«»chf>ont» How about tm V3 x 166" Gotd 

Coaal kJcqSort v**th al approvals tor mmodato dwotopmorn Cal 

k m r i 

3322 SIMPSONAVENUE 

OCEAN CITY, NEW JERSEY 08226 

609-391-1500 

, OPEN HOUSE 

Saturday & Sunday* 12-4 p.m.; 

845 Delancey Place - 

NEWLY RENOVATED 3*fcxy a«>0>e tamj/ homo wrtli aov«n 

. barJrMrtti. Vva« fuG baths. aoctoa*d porcft. kvinrj room, dav 

ing loom. kAdMn. 2nd lovoi doc* and 2 oar oarqgo. FookjnAa 

«* naw appfiancait, caw watt to wLctrpetnQ. r«w window* 

naw roctfjMav.j)araga doors *od al mm vtnyl ncino Only 

- ttopa lo bO 71U 

* ' * * * . • • . , ' • . 

J OPCNHOUSE 

Salurday & Si*nday * i2-4.p.m. 

mtraJ Ayeî^t &'2rfd R. ' «, 

MCT/E LfPTO BEACH/BLOCK -. iri«h rr*-»Aut occ ;:.! j *u;.'xc ::r.^ 

OPEN HOUSE 

Saturday & Sunday* 12-4 p.m. 

12 VUiage Drive North, Somers Point 

Ona of tm b«4J kxAsom n u«r lu r.» bosac r-iar. new 

homa acroc* ta^-. rw SarOo. >« i«ccr-^ Aoor f'-al Z bc-3rooma. 

wcr a KS t*T> kx aaxT a-O a >>.-$« t. akpny Theot a 

1 badroom on n* Itu loc a t.jt bar-. -«r» i-^,-Son. •,*« a 

appi>anoa« Ka-o inc-D 15 * o>-- »:^ 

OPEN HOUSE 

Saturday & Sunday • 12-4 p.m. 


K£W eEACHFRCOT 

»iaraTi oi fta oooar. from jraur g 

rt»i;in» atai.t, 4 booroorrtv a sc-Tf h-of*aca and rrucft 

FAr/rASDCOPPORTlMTY 

Commercial pioporry • In 

SoavfloatO A.SO A Coreon 

TavorrrHrf.Oww 2200 »q.-ft 

py. r 

tdvov tfuxau and 

lrMM)a«1aW.CW 

tkte. • • '*' 

THEI NEW WATERVEWESTATES 

PREMIER SINGLE FAMILY LIFE STYLE 

ONTHEBAY 

FEATURING: 4 BEDROOMS • 2 V2 BATHS • 

SWIMMING POOL • CABANA • 2 BOATSUPS 

• GLASS ATRIUM • EUROPEAN DESIGNED 

KITCHENS - 

Extracxdirtary Hofnes 

For Disk 

^780,000 

Btryors 

From 

OPEN FOR INSPECTION 10 to 5 pm 

CAU-FOBAPPT. < 

WATERVIEW BLVD. • 3ITH STREET & BAY 

Roger A. Monroe Realtors 

609-398-7000 • 

,r/#f «i;.v / /?/•. i / / s /. i / / 

UPPER TOWNSHP ^ : ' . _..„.. 

, OPENHOllÊS , 

^ Dawn Drive, Petersburg 

/ June24 • 1-4 pjni. 

Boautt«y rrutraktnod TradBonai Homa " Fonna) avthrj A'rarani 

rtwen. 3 larx boOoOrm. 2 car garaoa. (Mr^tiLaV daooraaar} A 

MUST SCCHO**) *i57.ooa ". ; 

On fo. SO n PattrtourQ. fcr\ one £maat R3 (nau t> 

ooan 5crt»e< atvn laaM ro3 Oaw Or, - , ' 

June 24^.12-^30 pjn. 

3b«n ,2 1/2 baiha. LROR.FH *fH»» 2 aargaa«a#i177^0(5: 

DM ft »tj« Sfilniariacxrv.c^bajoaa-. »w\»rnr^tora3 1«a (>l 

Cnxp H^J. afZnd «. fcrr one Oatcrc*. « 

dub hduao- VCakwsaarqMOl (toairw rmugraA 

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HVTAL* AVAJVX4MJL Ca« Bar 

JAMES M. DWYER, REAL ESTATE 

INVESTMENT • DEVELOPMENT ^ 

WVE5TUEHT PROPSTTV &REM. STATE 

, , -• grama top*, dav 

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:aan af 

or 

tONDQS 

< to *a« Plata «*ataa3«-9i1t. 

Frank Hn c WilL 

/•'/ -W. 

WATERFRONT 

•.. ' V r i^." w *~ w 'J! 5 V»3 

SPECIAL NOTICE 

CUStpM BUILT BAYFRONT I 

, 5 tadroomt. 3 ha#«. dot* w* att. long piar 1Mb. 

lowngjng aroa. Pik»raducad lor a-ch *eh. i* 

i 

lot Ml-ti ptonQr G^ df^|to-wi PMMIQ 

PMCC WEDOCCO TO«380.000. 

np|ir|8iiinMw laic B4*I 

,2 V2ba«s. 

Pits* baal $400000. 

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B14 THesofTwm.-uE66&1OOwwCfty. NJ. Frfday.^Jm*• 32.1000 • • • • 

WE WELCOME YOU TO VISIT 

OUR OPEN HOUSE 

332O Waterview Boulevard 

1-5 p.m. 

Nev/ baytrort, 4- bedrooms,.? baths, ate/gas. garago. boat slip. 3 docks, 

unobstructed views. " . ."-'"' ~- ' 

D.n Tim n.nt irnrmnnritTHti'Tl iTrmnoW>Oraant*ri TunlaftnflnVViiwriivi 

Call Ken Sedberry 

l-80O-6e-Berger 

OccJnQiy 

Corx)o w.00».- Soo ij txiTy-- 

Realtors 

Fantnttic opportumtyi 3 

BR 2% BA townhouso 

oofy 1% bkxAs to bott 

Nonhorxl boacA Yoors to. 

O> kmt. •• 

; oo4d. bay ««M».«30\OOa*«naa Aailnfl 

SMOOOa CH M 1«0Mt 

ASBURY AVENUE 

Socond floor duplex 

fireplace, off street 

sea. 

-Realtor 

(609) 39&-O636 • 800-526-5090 

SALE BV OWtCn • C«pa Cod houM. 

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r HKfL lit !Ai« ,M'S 

MP1U -' ' 

fct vi.*l:h: •..•(> 

1 HA 

: . \ k i 5 ! S.s ikii 1 t \ 

OCEAN CfTY 

r uAt-ZlJî Lf,V*£> 

L-c, 4 

JLO tOUR WA TLRt ROrVT CHCAM MOCCi 

HOR7H LN0 SSf*ZL£ 

UJNAMOiiJfSF 

> 20 rua »on 

JTIi.OCC 

CALL 

Scoa KWcpatrick 

. 399-0041 

VPPER70WNSHIP OPEN HOUSES 

SUNDAY, JUNE 2% * 1 tcr 

. You mutt too ard.convdra »» 

valuo ^ 6ft, 2 f/5 

, Stwd. AJr Ccrrtlontia T>* 

m«t tor 

rom MarTTDrs. go Vx4^ OT Ri 9 atnui 5 nr. D E. 

3000 &q B. C

photos by > 

TomWilfiam? 

Pamela Wright, watching MK r^H ^MOTHS^ -- . • 

her approach shot to tho VHMPJ^HM. 

.8 final round In a three- Oori when she missed a 

She set a-Sands rdcbrd "* a V !Tod JP f , y !fod JP the e lead d and birdie birdi "putt -on the' 17th 

••• witfi a 64 Saturday. • ••«••-••--•-*«—•— 'inisiiod fourth • ' hole. - • 

s FREE'.'Can 

' V ' 'THIS WEEKS SPECIAL' . 

COOKED SALAMI SANDWICB 

€\p your cfxxx- ;, 

.' of bVi>;idor ro'l 

' 'CLOSED V 

GITIS Deli & Catering 

;'iO18 Asbucy Ave., Ocean.City • 39fifc1046.' 

BOYARSMRRKCT 

'';, 133844 A^ry Avte. Ofcean City 39^1343. ...'• • 

'•f.'~ ÔH£WEEK. ONIY ^_ 

BEEF ROAST SALE • 

>Rfc*£ r •• PRIME 

RAT' frEROAST 

T 

"RLETS SIRLOIN 

,Bot35lk l »'..(5i! 

, nwto; 

. Buy 3 fir&ssf 2.13 

Go< One ^ree 

Buy 3 Legs 1.29 

-S0z/a* i sSwh ami' 'Qfill House 

— JOIN US FOR A. LIVE BROADQAST •j pi%», / 

t\ Coke AND Creamacle Bar . • 

Vaughan's 

FARM - GARDEN 

OPBNDAILY • 390-186* 

n dine vz-rttt v^« d Wft Si Badge, Pfe*y. bz 25 

'We Grow Our Own' 

BEDDING PLANT SALE 

^7.99 Flat 

43 large Bowering plants 

Petunias, Afyssum. ^coeiia. f/ar :oa,: 

Argeratum, Beg on as. Ducty M 'or 

Basil, Parsiey 

HANGING BASKETS 

Jimbo rvy GeraniLBTis • Ferns • tv.es 

Portuiaca • Mandavifla • New Guinea impatiens 

Nuraery Slock • Flowenng Trees • Evergreens 

/: 

,«* 

FRurr & 

GARDEN 

SALAD 

FRESH. COT 

GLAD1OUS 

Fait Trees 

Top Sd, Feat Moss, Humus, Cow Manure, Ifcriches 

TOMATOES VOAUAOMONS 

1WQ * f 

1989 Nancy Lopfz 

1888 Jul Mortar. 

fdO7* Betty Kng_. 

1986 JSlto 

• , •. • < • \'\vJiiw 

i»o LPQA HOMEY uyr 

LPatBcadtey 

2. PaHy Sheeftan 

3. Beth Daniel, 

4. Betsy King . 

5..AyakoOfcamoto . 

6;CatfryGemng . '. 

7. RoaioJones : 

8. CoOoen Walker ". • • 

9i Cindy Rarick. • 

• 10.JaneQeddos . :' . 

Vn.DotUbMochrie 

12, Pattl Rizzo • 

13. Dale Eggoting 

14.'Nancy trope* 

15. Chris Johnson 

10. J a n e Craftor ••""'. 

17. Elaine Crosby . 

18. Deb Richard 

19. DanieOe Amrnaccapane - 

20. Maggie Will 

TOP 20 m PRIZE MONEY 

1. Chris Johnson 

2. Pamela Wright . 

3.-Nancy Lopoz 

4. pale Eggeiing 

5. Lerrbfo-flittonhouse*,. 

7. Robin. Walton 1- 

Z.JofwvtforWyat 

9. 'Roeie Jono» 

10. Laura Bough » 

'10/iancyBrown ' ' 

10. Julilnkster ; 

10. Tony-Jo Myt rs 

10. Alice Rttzman .' 

16. Patty Jofdan ' . 

18:TcacyKordyH, 

1$. Lisofotla Neumann 

•16. AyakoOamoto 

16, Donna Whrte*- 

' txe torn Pm-Asn) 

CAR 

CARESS 

• i * - . ;.-. 

*'Auio Oetjailog 

.* Compckjnding 

••Waxing fit 

« •». 

U 

CALL FOR- APPT; 398^482 

.7-undw 

4-undar 

. 

$324,518 

297,474 ' 

257JS6B 

247374 

233.639 

170,873 

163,924 

144,909, 

122^96 

116.138 

108L886 

105,931 

101.404 

99.478 

93.713 

93.511 

87.306 

85.579 

83.588 

82.685 

$45,000 

27.750 

20^50 

15.750 

12.75O 

• -fO.500 

&325 

8J25 

6.710 

5.468 

5.468 

5,400 

. 5,468 

.5.468 

1238 fiaven AveM.Ofcean Cfty 

roc 

3.755 

3.755* 

3.755 

3.755 

-Yield 

".iC^- 

pf:^ • 

Chits Johnson. Ow new champion, posef y*0i Classic dbedors RutWe and Larry 

Harrteoh and the Governors. Ci^>, presented annual to the nvimer ol the LPQA 

AilanlicCityClassia • 

UPDATED CAREER MONEY-LEADEBS ». 

• ' TopT«n. 

1 Pat Bradley " . 

2. NANCY LOPE2 

3. Betsy King 

4. Amy AteQtl 

5. Pally Sneohan •" 

6. JoAnno Carrier 

7. BETH DANIEL . • 

. 8. AYAKO OKAMOTO 

a.JAnCSTEPHENSON --. - 

10. KainyWhi»w)rtri. ' * 

y .. . Others. 

14. SANDRA PALMER 

18.JLnjlNKSTER •*'.'• 

19..Ra$tEJONES> 

23. CHRIS JOHNSOW " 

28.OONNA WHITE 

. 

$3,190,547 

2^24.688 • 

2.717J287. 

2/*21338 

2^95^20 

2.354.600 

, 2J287.472 

.-.1.973220 

.: ._ _ 13tl,*64- 

11717.443 

- •• 

] L277399 

1^2.4.138 

1.073^08 

806.024 

' C 774.762 

' J- f -1990 FINAL SCORING : , 

1, Chn^s Johnson 

2. P^mnia Wria/it' •. 

3. Nancy Lopo? . .. ' 

' 4:Dak) Cggong • /. 

5. Lenoro-RmenScuso ^ 

6. lAitzi Edgo 

7 Rob»r»Wa!ton • ' .-.." 

7 Jondtfcf Wyan " , - 

9.Uujra BaufiK ' /. .., 

9. N^Dcy Bnjwn. •" , 

9 'Both Dan>o; ' ' i 

9 3ui< Wester 

9. Roiie Jor.M ' /. ' 

9..Jcn^ Jd Kkft^S • ' " . 

3. Aiea fttzmar; ' , 

18 ^P alfy JotOan . • . - 

*.16' i'^'okarnoJTr.' 

Rats 

Anrnul 

Yield 

r. balance $* .000. 

•• Rates'subject, to c-ange 

• Substantial pena^j- 'z: ear;y'*itnarawa 4 . 

fl en ca^tr 'aiu 4 284. 

k 7© 71-72-71 234* 

7.f-74-68-71 284 

r . 72-72-69-71 284 

11 74-72 6^70 285 

70 7170-74 285 

- * 69-7.1 -70-75'285 

•••'-. 73^69 71 ?2 285 

36-Month 

8.25°* 

Home 

Free Checking 

Plus 

• Cancelled checks returned with months/ 

• Uniimrted check wnting 

PLUS: 

• Your first 50 checks are tr»e 

line for customer inquiries...390-7862 

. -T* 

Liselottc 

an open-. 

66 to l&ko Itc 

Thorsdafy' She 

finished tBlh. her bca fin- 

Wv since AprtL • 

Two-tirn-o AC 

in a to (cr 

•rock. " • 

,. 

'eaay: 

Stainton's 

tocorinpete 

on Sundays 

By GARY FITZGERALD ' 

Sohtintrt-UdQ«r Staff. . 

OCEAN CITY — Stainton'S. Ihe 

expansive well-known department 

store in the heart of town, will open 

on Sundays this'summer for the first 

^ . time In It* 77-ycaf history. . ' 

•• Tlic store, teult in 1913 by entecpre-^ 

hours froralO a.m. tn"2 p.m. Ixiiwecn. 

^vly 1 and. Sept 2. Stainton's board'oi 

directors has ntjt rfbddcd* if the store 

" will be open jon, Sundays after the 

-«. Labor Day weekend.'according to.store 

rnanJgej James Cxvicenzo.^ 

r If the Sunday hours prove to be suc- 

• ceWi^l, the • tfore may be open on 

-^ Sundays during the Chriatmas. sea*- 

* son, he wjd 'Tb.e store' probably won't 

fyc Qpcn on SuncfXys • during^ the 

"* oid. aorvatrucnon ir. 

rrccu year* ha* sr.crtas«2c, 

.r.g to iSc arîT-iooc Tîey a.»o 

ci' traitor %.^r.^. fi-t hydr*rt» 

*vo .-'#-«• kp^pei bfi« w— be-pmnittc-d 

wK.ir_n" tnrot fret ai ar.y arsvr>*"ay. 

>*-ur.ir. five tret a rarr-p Uri«tu)j( to the 

DoardwaliL, or nc«r a &rc hyctrtni or 

other cemtgttKy (aoijf). . 

.So ncw^Mpcr ^p bm vKaU be tied or 

d 

to any stop wgn. tpoed bout 

£ or jnê,«^val «jn owned by. 

U s e c H i r : ".-- " ' .• •_' ••_;•; 

. Vcfuxnf n%at"titng> asv not pcrvuttesi 

in any rr«dcTtf>aJ apnc difirid, with 

ih* txceptton ol UMJM 

of'walk 

may 

PCEAM CHY— A one jkxj-it&m.^ 

& the bcrdwalk wffl be doMd tcKt_ f ^ 

^.i..r.-.u pjrfoJ ^ &uf .-^-* ' 

met wiit dry officiate 

r • written * wuuif to 

knudb.lbc report: 

lOdtKC^V 

-lion to one Mode, afcoon 

V.-> 

Chunks {& cauO&c that hold tip to) 

htxuls d l d it* 

'.tiodcmcvth the toardwaDc, kfdng 

tome cdy offioak'tp lpwJfcMft ihir^ ;/ 

damage H> flic i 

PMnriy, odd'the bnwdWaOr wffl be; '] 

' can vznQ ,eacut 

ation Said they r " e meeting yr**«rd«^4iff«rlk*9«k 

nr. tiut Salmon 'tutwoen the^ciy and ttoc *sîuatyfe& 

tAce ftj

1 2'' "tmStCHTNEL-lEDGBi QtiwnCtty,' MJ. TuMMtey, Jun«20.1990 

DEPARTMENT 

AT REGULAR PRICE 

' •••OF EQUAU OR LESSER VALUE '. •>; v. .,.- 

WEI?NESDAt «RJNE 27 TO WEDNESDAY, 

BUY ONE SWIMSWIT AT REGULAR 

PRICE GET THE 2ND OF EQUAL QR 

LESSER VALUE AT /' 

1/2 OFF 

FROM THE 

* DEPARTMENT 

. ; V ' '..MEN • WOMEN'-CHILDREN' . • / 

• Choose your-favorite fanôuS,. maker swirnsurf fc- r '**' v 

(Gp-^Nowport Bluer. Ji\rA.\cn;ot Jo^k'&y"'. Worner-. 

• f-Roxahne,*? Janl2ort»«-'"The Si:rrrSt!;!,\ more; and 

g 

" value a! SOri. OFf. 

v THESTOflE 

WntiADtFFER&iaE 

All profits go to Shore- 

Memorial Hospital and 

Pennington school. 

4 ONLY! 

BUY 0NE;GEt : 2ND*at 5Q°V0FF M THE HDLtOWING. STAINTON'S .'DEPARTMENTS 

BOY'S PEPARTMEN^f entire ciept. --shirts, shorts, pants>etc. 

HOSIERY 

FABPICS including nee^lev.-ofk ar.a panerns. 

3-J ASBl/R v AV5- 

HOUSEWARES induces a:i reg pr,ied\i*eni3. 6/cept smali'appliances 

-TOYLAND includes entire cepa- r trrren!.- r.cioc^g cicycies 1 

SPORTING GOODS (e*cluc-ng a:hiet ; c 

BUY 1 IB. CHOCOLATE. 

GET 1 LB' AT.50% OFF! 

• INCLUDES B Js.K 

-•EXCLUDING RUSSELL STCE 

8OX£D 

OPEN JULY 4 

BUY ONE DECORATOR 

THROW PILLOW. GET 

2ND f AT 50% OFF! 

•CH.NT2 

•EYELETS 

• CROCHET 

MAIN STORii 5'. r J /Vsb-r>- Avi- i-t- 

FURNITURE ANN'EX K37We,: Aw 

FABRIC SHOP S*i Aibur,- A\e. 

. TOYLANT>. 3rd Rocr - Main BLdg 

Phone 399-5511 

STORE rK)URS. 

MC3S-.-SAT 9 TO 6 

• FR: TIL 9 P.M 

BUY ONE AREA RUG, 

GET 2ND* AT 50% OFF! 

• ~ 1 >SCR7ED STYLES 

•ASSCRTEDCOLORS 

OPEN SUNDAYS 

BEGINNING 7/1 

10AM-2PM 

Upper Township notes 

by Brian Goonqy ' . % • - -, 

SEVENTH-GRADER GETS 

ST/WTE ART HONOft. ^ 

• Âppreciating Art," 1 a ci.its 

project by êw3r>th-£radcr 

Thp.iT>- •Wirnberg', was 

, among several pioccs cho-. J^Q PLAYERS 

jrti b.y & panel .of everts to/ S£EJCMEM&£RS 

be displayed rat fate last • 

. month at tbe h'trfte Tccnart> 

' Festival at the Douglas k ^ 

ôfRuttjersUmver- w ^ n ^ 

located. New Brur.- a^ Marina aui!dln- 

, '- Street and the Bay. -»' 

drawing, • cone in 

•« orangf . tape • on a- black, j^f j^. 

. backgrpur^d, depicts people u ! 

in an art gallery-*!t y> - a/i cho^ , . ^)*') 

sen at to go on to the state ^^j g, 

'. ic- v e.\ d virsn g the 

OJSTOy SCREDffBWtED 

T-SHIRTS 

-.- -NEW 

S Staff Shirts 

" • Aprons 

• Hats •" 

JOHM K WALTERS 

39*8024 

Sea Isle City nojtes 

by Brian Goonoy / .*' ' . ' 

t 

.' a* general mcrnj 

7 p.m 

j C. 

^••s---_ 

7/-J 

the 

Lunar '^^^^.._ 

T. 

, Any Ciipe'Stay Cpunly •* 

\vho 1» interested'' 

in 'pining lh*f group is' 

invhed tf> attend J*d vhare 

thc *.p;n't of ca^nrnuruty the- 

"jn the•,4tr«. 

In oJdmon to periorm-" 

of 

June tides 

iCM 

J;46 

OUR NATION* tIRTHDAY 

SHOW YOUR COLORS 

JULY 4tfc 1990 

WALLACE 

LARGEST 

SELECTIONS 

tfch:iKj! .trcSs. mdu'dtng 

ift'ir.f,. v>s:r.d effects arci 

P.O.W. FLAGS • tkUmE • ARMY • NAVY • COAST GUARD 

AJR FORCE « PA & MJ. • WSH • fTAUAN • POUSH 

CANADA & GREAT BWTAM FLAGS 

Potet, Bracfctts and Ponrarts 

TSOAsburyAML, Ocean Cly * 0FB*l#3H.-SAT. 

M^". ««• 

» 

area news 

highlights 

Pattern suggests South Jersey 

is due to be hit by hurricane ; 

"•_ A_TL^NT)C CTTY — While a major hurricane hasn\ 

f" fiJjruclc Newjersiry-directiy in ~t49\9can,^wcatner experts. 

7 are nrfw predicting,th«t a, scries ofviolcnt stormscould 

stTike the East Coast during thiS"rf«cade, according to*The 

•Pressoi Atlantic City. '. ^ ' - ' 

, While many barrict.h.Ian,d residents rcmembcir the 

r .dfructive power of ihefamfws 1%2 storm, it'wasnof^ - 

classif ied,as a Kurricane'which has winds of 7^-rnph or - 

more, h wsp officially described asa northeast storm combtned 

wflh a full moon and High Ude£ More recently, 

llurYlcJtic Gloria in -1985 came-witriin 50 milc»o? Newjcrw 

scy..' ' » '/ •" \ \ ~t ' ' ]• : *o '. 

. VV^lle hoping for lhc,bcsr, ldcaj emergency rruaagement 

. ofttqali ore preparing for the worst Ransare!feady tt> - 

«,Yiuf down the cl|i*i,close thc"casint*nmd evaAratc all'' 

islands should a rfpnocanc.hif.' •• : '* .... 

,--t Due loa recent weatbef chaji£ein"Eatf Africa;experts ' • 

bcbcv't^fhai the'East Owii of th'cL'nitxd Ststcs could face 

- two or.thrve powerful hurndane* this year. A corrclatiojj . 

bus bot-n drav*Ti between the amount oi rainfall in East c 

PINELANDS HEARING 

MUA calls for rally to save 

, Jun»26,1B«O QCMI* City. NJ. THE SOmNEL-LEOGEft '3-- • 

' . , ..V-V 

SCHOOL SUPPORT 

STAFFER HONORED - 

PETERS6URG — Jam** 

Kcwcshan, a school district 

maintenance-"worker. Was 

honored last Tuesday; (June 

19) at the tpVmahip Board 

of Education meeting for 

the as support services 

employee of thc season and 

theycor. 

The seasonal award, covering 

thc three-month 

spring period, rccognlres 

attendance, punctuality, a 

Willingness to take assign 1 

be*g>- work could be 

ed, as well as near-forgotten 

among five pieces chosen 

villages* •'. such as 

for display in the,Govcr- 

Stcclrrtantown and Joelfield; 

ncir> Office in Trenton forA 

The HistQty.ofUpper Townr 

year and/or reproduction 

ship and Its Villages .may be 

for the/Tccnfcrts calendar. 

purchased from "members 

for $10, or by sending S13i to 

Whnbcrg> selection was 

even more significant,, 

the Historical Preservation 

according to school offt- Society of Upper Township, 

dais, smoe theTeenarts Fes- I'O. Box 658. Marmora 

tival.includes students 

through the high school 

level. • * i ' 

TOWNSHIP'HISTORY 

mento and a spirit of service 

attitude, according to board 

secretary Joyce* Goodman. 

The award from thc season 

•is decided on by thc managers 

of food scrviqc, transportation 

and maintenance 

anrjl operation. Koveshan 

was givenia*.S10Q savings 

txyid and a dinnervccrtiii-. 

catc for two at the Tuckahoc 

Inn. , 

He ivas also selected by 

the support, staff as thecmployee 

"of thc. year. As 

such,' Kcwet in Somers 

p.m.. dGJfcrding to Ceres, Point, CcTes«.iid. 

l W tI '"y available to meet ^ff^ his reconunendation 

..J^T -„/"' »r« county's waste disposal on the matter on 0t before 

needs for the next ^ three jjjy 9. . - • \ 

y 03 , to Superior Court. Smokers celebrate 

Daniel Riley, chairman of 

the MUA, said "We haven't ^NonDependence 

made any headway with ' D a y 

: the top staff people at the 

Pinclands Commission, but 

this decision is up to 'the 

commission itself. I've 

always felt that the commission' 

will' give some real' 

. weight to the fact that tiicrc 

is a powerful consensus in 

Cape May County for .con- 

' tinucd operation, of the 

landfill.- 

"Our elected officials 

have been extremely helpful 

in the past, but now is 

the time when thc support 

will really oounC Tfclcy 

confjnued.-The more public 

offidals we have in that 

room on Jt% 13, the dearer 

it will be that Cape May 

"" . " ^ " -The Pinclands Commiv 'Cotinty is both united, and 

• TheMUA5c$iCs"Zhc t^«:- . .---_---..---•.-. 

5 

: 

:- : ..••••.:••,••. 

MAVS I^NDING ~ On 

Thursday, July 5 — the dayafter 

mdependenae Oby — " 

the AraeiKan Lung A#»oota-.. 

tion will urge all smokers to. 

dodare thtir frQcdcxn Iran •cigarettes.by 

declaring * 

"TJonDepcndcncc Dtey* ode-''[ 

bration- • - ~ ' ' 

As part of thc 

the state aaaodation .will • 

dud- a drawing far. 

tuition Car one person to - 

a&snd a * sooking cessation 

dirtic To enter the drawing,* 

send a card or an bffteial 

entry blank- to 

"MonDepcndcncc Pay;** 

ALA-MJ. ID W- Main St,. 

Mays - Landing. N.J. 08330. r 

Erttrics must be posdnarked 

•by June 29.... . . 

Africa J^tthe fprmiitôrraf hufmcarverin trie AtLanhc. TKe 

AtljntPcSjciboard, fx»rticu£irly Fmnda; could lace severe 

w frcrpjcj.! Atorros for Ike rt'e^t clftade or .two.' ** 

• 

1 " 

I West German b&kk coul^ force 

Trurrjp to default orvoasiQa loans 

NLW YORK — A Wot Go-man banifhoi^nôvitV an 

•i «:>cr>HTn:y lir.Ancmp plun may force Donal^ Trujrip ;nto 

. "kii-.Viv;!; on h> Irûn a* the "real c^tarv jyrcxtrtrej^S^xi tht' - 

^ .rn ixiyrr.cnK for the frunip C-T»!lc cawno . . 

rny.i>l;JJC'J bljlviul pLui under whl^ji he couJJ ra:st" $t>5 

::••..no:i^n nt-w v'jn;la! "ifi meet hi* Oi crdut" poy*RU*nt% So 

:.;f. .'. J .i- LCtnV't'iaXutivushavc lirdiited tojcujx tjvr Ixiilout 

V-0"."j'*-< r>iir> v ,!o JhJr l^rc:^xt! Albntsc Q'lV . ".. , 

.-.cf Han£ is uric of lw 

$16"Asbury A*vel," Ocean"dtyTîT 

^^B ^^B H^H ••• ^^M ^^B ^^M ^^H ^^M ^^« ^^" ^^* BH 

i 

Country 

Neip Jersey. 

Surktqjj 'Ajiempon, July B." 1990 

Bnu\chJromJ2:30 PM hntil l:3O PM 

. Presentation at 2;OQ PM ' , ' 

- v 

Each irMiiy.dual .'Tccdirife al lixrvrst Vttla^c ii a ra 

of the-1 larvo&t VilLv^r Rcsldcnli." A^xxiltion. vt-hrrc inonlhiy 

s cjffcr Lhr«>p»niirttty for ccxiipanlcyishJp. rnutJ 

In 

.uid jrtcnclsh:p fur >*rJ^ liic acuvr benrfit urC-oKrii.ic3ii oi the entire In v-un 

eicctctl 

thr v-.iiucxj L.i^-: 

t-r*r., r 

RESBYTERIANHOMES OF NEW JERSEY 

orocaxizatioti 

cbrdioUy invite 

interested pe* qndjri 

toBntnch 

Year of Beginning Challenges 

andReuxunds 

featmiiTi* 

presentation resident 

pEfrtlclpatfain 

HARVEST LAGE 

Contirtullig.Care Retirement Co mmuroty 

NewJerpey 

TheSarids 

•> 

frr^ ra: ^c I ani £- 4 .2 ' K 

on .ipkir*a: 

- . . Ms Solly M.Jumatik. 

•V-*M.sUii"il \"1CT- Irrîck-nj In Conunu: Jt\ r Affairs 

;r r-Trsfcr.lrriaii Hrx^JCb oi Nc%v Jcri*cy r uumlation 

1>G Box 2IS4 

l*rmcttoji. Nc*'Jfn>cN- 08543 

r^ '. dk»gc rebiicrjtv fulurr rcucicnLiand XL&& at thr 

rininch. j_r»l F Yr-scntaixir. &r. Sunday. JuJv 8th at 

,'hkr ton 

. ixwkTvcr. I am tntcrratfxl tn 

' irtarnx&nan about Harvest 

m 

* » •

eactions to 

hard choices 

: • Two area legislators were faced with unusuallydifficult 

decisions lasl week, but their reactions to 

' being, between a rock and a hard place were differ- 

' ent insofar as how. they faced the difficult choices 

before them. • 

• • * Confronting Rep. William J. Hughes was the proposed 

Constitutional amendment being touted by 

President Bush as a way of making desecration of 

the American flag illegal". . • • 

Facing Assembly Edward Salmon was the school 

. funding,bill being rammed through the tegislature 

by *he Democratic leadership/at the behest of 

" Gov. James Florio. . < > • '""•'.' 

• Both legislators are Democrats. Given the fajrt 

they are representing a largcty Republjcan area, 

it's fairly safe to say they are conservative. That- 

-.-- -••:- tdeokigy- probably played •Jnore-of-a rdU>-m the 

"*• dcciiiion of-Mr. Hughes, ôr Mr. Solmon, it seems 

tt) have been purerpoljitics. * ' 

. For "the- longtime federal. LawTTWiker.Vamending, 

;theU^Cor^titution;esjâHy^tneBinofiUghtsF £?££/(/£' f/?£ t}BV ' ' 

. is u sNp" to be taken very, very" carefully. In fact, ' • ' & • • 

fast year following a supreme Court decision*, Mr. 

where to go/ 

what to do 

Tê Sentinel-Ledger 

' Tuesday, Juno 26; 1990 

special (events 

When it comes to unusual attractions, there seems to be • 

no end to dty publicist Mark Sptfcr's Imagination. His latest 

is what he;call? the first animal calling and impenjon- .• 

atlcm contest, 11 a.m. Friday, June 29 at the Music Pier, * 

Boardwalk and Moorlyn Terrace,Participants will vie for 

honors by mimicking their favorite animal or celebrity. 

The annual artistic pie-eating contest, in which contcs- _ 

tants use thdr teeth to sculpt a work of art, begins-7 p.m. 1 

Friday, June 29 at the Music Pier. ' , 

- Ajcraft and antique show is scheduled 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. . 

Saturday, June 30 at the Music Pier. Proceeds benefit St. 

Augustine's Alumni Association. " 

,The first of three treasure'hunts for children under 12 

.begins Ua.m. Saturday, June 30 ar the" Music Pier. There 

•re tWo morehunts (s« bdowisaOl part of the resort'* July *. 

Jubilee celebration. ' - • • " , . « 

4Anilal~raIfy sculpting contcstâ spiiiuff o/'tftirpie- ~' 

oaKnjgt.irri-*i-inli\a 

tvti. - n?\ by the .ls.'jtTturt'i tlvut Vhv legisLittfi/i would 

'•tnci^njjvr their pV-nsiory, by itirt'unj; !iif>d:iVj; on 

r.'.trur ti'i.ir. K'^* !^c!£ Awirai.-L portujits '; 

lrv.> •.'wir.t.g viir'.t'u*-Ui-gri-i-sîi -irpp^r! or oppwî-. V 

thjt can- 

The Sentinel-Ledger 

phono co 

'.'\'{ " -Monday.-July. 2 at Ain StrtX-r* and "Ashur>- Avc-nuc intfc 

\ _, ncJri or tnc COV*T>U^V\T> • ' - ' 

• i!!iv.i in N e w .,•••• * 

,._'— . -»^ rt 

g . of Mayor y Ni^koLis ^ "Q-.K*." Q Trofti'arul 

thr rcorâraiaiicn c^ try- p>!y Council t.iV-« 

M&.ruLly, fulv îi thf MiAir i^T- -T— "- 

A< K prjX Monday, July 2) alty a! UH' WiisTC 

iMn Qiy Pops.will Vc^.m if. rt^-itar NH»r.sij 

'lmn^v 1 HtlmH-Tnbrn.1%. O'.Ni-J ur.J Tho.-ra 

i:r^-d by KjcK^ff Scv.if or. * * 

- third rrv.Tst:rc 

jf"lhc-34ih Snv 

or." over the 

USA 

exhibits , . 

McrViWxs.h:p 

I'M 

Card p^rtfes 

(.*u- 

pLi)->;u"v:r.d 

area recreation 

C;: 

61U 

:*>.lii:.ir. 

i.-.J to f . 

y e: 

Ov Ovi-.v«« C:y'» co-ntrrjxsrt' to Little^ 

LX.pjrirr.cr: i.p»-..'vvxed.da".x» î tenrjs, 

txjikttsol. or.j tjicW arc avu;lablc *t i 

rrs aic t-.lhir Lrîtt v.jy o« j*c undergothent 

*f 39?- 

FndAy everung -»4ilbo«t r»ctr» on the b*y. 6 p.m. #t 

the Vicht Qub, B»y Avenue And Battcrwu Roa^'Spectstor» 

may watch from many vanugt points M Urge »*U-|-| 

boart r»oc Sour-iong course between the 9iK Strort axw) ^ 

Longpcrt bridges 

. QcooA Gty Goif Coune, 27th *nd Bay. open *cvcn days 

a week.8 i,tn to 7 pun - . , 

Stmfflgbord coum, 5th and -Boardwalk. 

' : 

•Su-poviwd 

• 

•p -x 

1 •**£ 

N > 

Care that entered the ccmpetJtlbn JocAjded ThunderWrds. Corvetted. Mt«tpo»; RoW Royces and old Chevrolots 

BocJ/vôrk.pain; and brigw mcâJ vôrk were some ot the categories tri^j we/e>used as criieria in' / 

\ . 

e?n 

a 1320 ei A "* 

Photos 

David 

Garth 

William Meislel of Med- 

- ford takes gives his 1965 

Corvette Roadster a good 

shine. •" 

Tu««d«y, Juno 28,1 WO' Ocoon Oiy, NJ. JH£ tSFimuFi JPn^fPH 

• • / • * • • • • • - > v •-•• 

brother Btfl ol !*x* >i.-*et trte- 

Tl 

. »•. 

». •••»-.. 

•••'• :-r3 

'•f-

• c? a 

Cynthia Keover and 

Bruce Halteman 

Jan: 5 rites 

for Keever 

Halteman 

N.J. Tuwttay. Juh«28»1N0. 

Coast ••• _••-' 

thel77thBesource'Manage- order. ; •'.-.." 

quartered in Portsmouth, training barque Eajj/e. 

of-mcnt Squadron, Air'. According to Chojnacki, 

' Va.. will address a meeting He served at the Depart- 

H 1 He vyas. int y 

President Hexter Williams 

of. Ocean- City, )who also 

preientcd him with a 

the 

at Harry's Inn ' • " Wednesday • ' — mcnt of s are expected- W. Stocks with a.SlOO VS. 

. of «ho.l77»h: the 177th: ; • . . __^_ soon, there t^.i dre „• 35 pilots, „•:... on savings bond as thc Alerts 

staff,-Fifth' Coast Guard Dis- dation Medal . • ' The group, now with 350 board. . ••• ' sailor of the half ,yeor;: and 

trict. . ••'"_.- He holds a Merchant full-time support personnel. The groupfs. biggest Damage Ocmtrolman .Third 

He is'a 1959 graduate of Marine master's license' for played an active role in threats are cruise missile*,' Class Kenneth A.. Walker, 

the Coast Guord -Academy ocean-going vessels of any World War II, Korea and 

bond a* thc_ 

whi(-h m.oMcuit • * spot, 

Mr. and 

and has a master of science size.. He is married .ind the 

Vietnam: 

the colonel said, .adding ifis 

outstanding Davis 

degree in international father ol (wo children. It's dual mission is a. mili- pilots also • intercept alien Electronic at Engineering the Coasf d.uard Cehtary 

force under the." state aircraft and escort them to a ,cr.LoWcr Township. 

ACMCpart.of , 

jntern'l study v 

ATLANTIC CITY -- 

Atlantic City Modioil Center 

bj .participating 1 in a thrco 

.ycar, international'study oft 

treating heart attack patients 

with do • • •••«, ; • 

£]'*". •«*27-S.\VI- (7LS.V) "* 

n V-r rljc df 

Sv/imwear 

Dancewear 

I. GFiEENBERG 

>SWEATOUTLET 

M£SCS 

331 Titt'on Rd. 

(Tit:.-1 Srofjpi-rj Gctf-.- 

NorthftC4d, NJ 

641-5163 

DAILY !0E;S.fR.-r0fc 7,Sl>ft 

• * • i* -' 

A sheepish Frod Benson i$ lauded for his ftforts on behatf pi the Amtrtcan Business 

Women's Association when ihe groujy horwred htm recontly^s its Businessman 

ollho Xpar Dot Windish is ctetailing Benson's (ong listx>lovic ateompliEhments S ^ 

NMw^Ckitdcare 

In youfresjdence or ours tJi.iiuy.l C 

• J i v>. t" 1' \ ' ~'\ n ! 

f p ^ 

'-•.A 

til. « . ; 

t . < 

V I , ' . "• 

< K' ..:. dinner June-20 at Chi- Thk 

Thanks was 

given 

given for the Mr. Davps J-is. a retired 

C' 

public's supportrduring the insurance clatms manager 

^s' Memorial Day w

ereritapprotie 

torc Fhcm m the refhR; : J V: 

/ ^ | ^ 

cratOr for one tu tv,o dhy'» • "^""^n.mr. 

' • Ft>ck xx-îy -" Yoii*C»n 

p»d« notipcrivhjbU; ^: UTOS 

f^fppp^*-" 

. Barely^ able Jo stomach hoUday instead of main- 

* tired of the same old hot 

Rv 

Aun person?. -\v 

Today's lde*s arc offered 

' Ethel's potato salads taining your role as chief. • to help you oh' the first 

with your feet up and a cool 

drink in- hand and have a 

happy Fourth. . cooking connection 

• dtttand hamburger routine rccipc one more tinrte? cookt party organizer arid three counts. (You'll have to Dijon mustard, .tarragon 

r forth*i Fourth of July pic- . Would/you ,tp6 .like to. oU-arpund waitress and bus .take care of' the last two and port create a full-bod.-, . Combine marinade ingrc.- 

issue* yourself.) The first icd marinade for the thickdicnts in a sm'ail bowl. Mix 

two recipes, reproduced et The marinade take? but well. . . . ; 

from The Taste of Summer! minutes to prepare, and the Place the chicken pieces 

Inspired Recipes for Casualchicken 

may marWtc in In a large, shallowv nonsilu- 

Entertaining Alt Year Round the refrigerator up to four minum dish and pour mari- 

by Diane Rosscn Worthing- hours before grilling. nade over, turning the 

ton (ftantum), arc variations 

pieces to .coat- well- Mari- 

on'the traditional themes of 

grilled chicken and salads. 

GRILLED MARINATED nate for- one-half to- four 

AH can be made in 

CHICKEN" hours in,thc refrigerator. '• 

advance, lessening the last- 

WITH DIJON MUSTARD. Prepare the barbecue for 

.y minute kitchen crunch. Of 

TARRAGON AND PORT medium-heat, grilling' 

Remove the' chicken "from 

course you will want to 

J 

double the"recipes to . /i cup Dijon mustqrd the marinade and grill, three 

accommodate a larger guest Vi cup port • " • • inches from tho flame for 

list- Begin _ the •meal with 2 Tbsp.- finely chopped 

seven to 10 minutes.on-each 

fresh vegetables and. dips; tarragon 

follow with fresh ,fru|t V* tsp. black pepper 

and/or ice cream Jar dessert 

. •• t .'•• . 3 ' large whole • chicken 

So delegate Ihe organiza- breasts, boned and halved 

tion and clean-xrp' to. fresh tarragon leaves for 

someone else,' sit down garnish - . 

Victorian dining 

This pkJturo perfect dining room is not in d dolL/Mjuse but at iho Ocean City Historical 

Mu&eunrat tho:Cy6uraJ ahd Community Center. 17th and Simpsdh.- Volunteers 

awstifl noedod to help guide visitors through 'ti*».-e*hibrts. Interested peopk) should 

call 398-8701 or f~~ ' " - Quick picnic tips 

months it is important that 

you Idjeff picnic food frcshJ 

' 

.The U. S. Department of 

Argriculturc offcra the following 

tips for ptete planning: 

' SPINNING WHEEL West Philly '45 '',, 

FLOWER SHOP 'p_ts reunion' 

" . PVILADELHHIA •— West 

Ocean Cays Farfify fts • 45th 'reunion Nov. 11 Jt 

the lîla'Country Qub. *' 

For in/cniurtion jail Mau- 

. rccn 21^642^661 or ~ 

i T^-/ t ..-. 2 Tbsp'. red wine-vinegar tcr. Serves four to »lx "•; 

•1 Tbsp.- fircît lemon juice . 

Our ias,t offering- is/a 

T Tbsp. 'firteiyV chopped 

quick pasta salad that also 

chivxjS • - . 

may be made in advance of 

i Tbsp. 'finely chopped the picnic In fact, refriger- 

basil leaves • '. • 

y ating overnight helps the 

h tep.sdlt 

flavors blend. And \vhflt fla- 

V* top., pepper '''•'' vors they are: shrimp, crab 

Vi cup fresh mozzax,ella meat, • green .pepper and 

cheese, cut into • V-irinch onions, accented with lots 

cubes . "•' 

of fresh minced parsley in a 

1" heod butter' lettuce, mayonnaise-yogurt dresscleaned 

and torn into small 

: 

pieces fof garfish 

Soak the lentils overnight - 

In cold water, or do a quick 

soak: Bring them to a boil in 

Place the.chicken on indi- water'lo.povcr, boil 2 min-. 

vidual serving plates ahd utes,-cover and let stand for 

garnish- with the- tarragon 1 hour. 

leaves. Serves four to six.. 

Drain and put the soaked 

. Our marinated salad 

lentils inu may 

Idff i i f d fhJ cxtft plastic >ags for jc/t- need to add additional oil 

ovcr In a medium skillet, heat 

» ^ £>r trash. ahd vincgar'or lbmoit.j 

•1 tablwpodps, of olive oil 

/ Pa*lhtaAl*r ib*impT 

iJrasncd . • 

• A /i cup liiced celery 

• 2 Tly>p. minced Tresh 

1%-iip dr.evl lentils 

. 2 cups chicken sloci; •. 

* '•; Tbsp. ci'uv;c o 

g 

cooltr. 

can Jfrip 

«*»«ur6' none of -th/? packages 

were tom m p^nait. If yc*J 

W^SHARPEN KNIVES! If you seo news 

I happening, call 

1 uodking for ahokt 5 min- vrvrsk'y 

I tsp. ground white-pi.'p 

' • t 

'. 1 rrU-diurri .rt'x/ onion, 

::riish 

gar. lemon ju;ce? chives" p 

haM!.;.««ilt. peppered ^j. . ^ 

and wux well Ta«r ^c;itj\hftrnp,-ce!cry. pars 

s c ) ; ' • ' ] 'V 

Serve on .y bod MflcttUtearr.inKod 

on J ^TîV, pl.it- Krfn^.V.itc ovemi^-.r. î.19 

CaTifomia pWms ../• ^99 Gêeh Peppers 

W 1.19 êdâspberries •^•1,99 Roroaine Lettuce 

^1.49

• • i; 

/ . • 

I* • 

10 

obituaries 

n Octroi' C' 

TARVES, INC. 

Ccnp.i-l. ii jildirq.Sir»iCt'( SiGCi- ':*•;; 

HOWE • BUSINESS 

REMODELING • REPAIRS 

Ca//EariTarves.390-1230 

•i 1 f'^^^^^^f^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ 

• 7 ? T ! ! s ^ ^ ••;••-. - • • • - 

Estelle Marcus, 85 Maii Staples, 76 

ATLANTIC CITY — EstcHe Marcus, 85, of Seashore Gardens, 

died June 21 at her residence.'• 

Surviving arc a son, Dr. MolVin M of Ocean City; two 

•.Pa. 

Arrangements aro 

delphia.. '• 

Contributions may be made to Hadas.sah. 

Lebanon Cemetery, Col-' 

Bcrshler Funeral Chapels, Philn- 

lVlcK.6nZI6" .73 

ELIZABETHTOWN — Dorothy L McKcnzie. 73. died 

• ' ., "Ypur home is our committment".. 

j 082J3 

ohnsons 

ELECTRIC 

RESiDEHTîL • CCMMERC^.L 

ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS 

Cap* Uay County* Largtsi Apphanc« 

930 ASBURY AVENUE 

L ERPBNHEJM, Pa. —'Marl fcattiryn (FbOansbcc)Staples, 

76, of the Gmnaittowrf section of PMadeJphU and a longtime 

flumrncrrtoldcnt of Ocean City died June ^2 at Haiv 

»ton Hall Nurilrig Homo here, T ... • : : >, ' ' ' • 

Borii fa'&ropfclVn, IS-Y., she ^pcnt.mosr orhcr life in. 

Germahtpwn an J Ocean Qty. . , ... 

An antique dealer, MrS. Staple^ was In buaincW for tier- 

Surviving are two «oni, John T. of. Ocean City rTuchiitrt lpg to the at/- . -' v 

rhusj be relocated. £y' alter- ,TF6es required by the city 

natively removed-, within a include: • * 

period -of. five days upon • SZS-fecfor single fam- 

'•'rcxx-ipt of notice-of th^ VJO'n\-y,, 

homes and duplcxo 

when .not occupied "by*, the 

It Js afoo • required that owner or,imrncdintc family. 

1 

j 10 thi- 

(• Yc-»t«*ri!av n-.nrr-ir.^, :hc. wtilf. iJ>i- mlirt- Ifn^lh of the 

• b!iv iu ii oil ixlAivii #r,i-• The J T.tirc ari-j :s p'l.innid 

: irrettrr ai 

boardwalk' v/.is

f•. 

12 • THE&£N7M£L-l£DG£R beMttCtty, HJ. Tumd*y> June 2e. 1990 


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Ad Rumlog 5 Cooaocunvo.TimiM. " . •• 

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Juna ^4tn on Aaankc fftn Si » 

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Anytime> Isthe Right Time 

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Personals 

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ma and 

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Call 653^1783 

Personals 

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OCEAH crrr • ^ 

New Single Homes 

Ready lor Summer Fun! 

$210,000 

erf Dtptex or Concto Lookry tar Surmar 

near Commntv Center, wait to BaacT or Boards, taps 

to B*yr and Oar* Ana? 

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trtenors See thru Freptaces. C&ftcdra! Ccdrgs. 

Ul,fa Kfichera, Upgrabed Appfcarcgs. ca. Gas 

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tAjch. Much MonH . . 

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SIM RAY • JO*. 1008 crulter. Mutt tee. 

only on* of a Wnd. Twwi 200 V8 Mere 

outdrive, lea maker; microwave, oven. 

f*Mg.. alec ancnor and tpol Dght. Complete 

bu« In electron*: ln*»um«nt». Doal. 

in water. 2 Mngakxi Lane. CUp kwj unri 

end ol aaaton. »*a,000. Call 30»-1737' 

or 1 -21 y-«W 7777. Ooni mat pit buy. 

. Boat Trailer and 

RV Storage 

Call Bart Dickinson 

Marine Services Inc. 

653-1483 _.„ 

'.:.-.V)«M^. \'.::,»-,!••• -—iv f |.-»5- 

40- SUP - Fto«fm dock. Bay cajb. 

fisoa Cai( mithtyr. ilf 

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30 toot boat*. Cal jorj») 300-7412. Lono 

teaaon. real one bte.oantna'loctuloo. 

2? BOAT SUP 

Available tor long season. 

Water & etec&fc included. 

Very naaonMa: • . 

Call 399-0188 

Real Estate SaTo, 

OEACH AND OCEAN-2nd Jooroonemporary. 

martte Noon t granoe top*, cte- 

*t Ijlicnen.den? Fkepleo*. 3 or 4 brJrmt. 

3V, bal»«; 1830 trT pkM 2 Oect*. 4-0 

parking. Trade, caah or Ikwndng avat- 

»t)l* Oe* 306-5877. 

DEACMFHONT CONDO9 - Oartem 

ptaa. Charming 1 bdrm. 1 Deft unn.Ajm 

w(h t amanlee*. ViaoOO. The («cfiard* 

Agency. RaaBor. Untana p*ua O*-' 

toe Pmrti Ptaoe & t» beach. For Ho cai 

300-ymor.i -et)O-3ag-3i 11. 

Berger Realty is Proud to Present 

the "Grand Opening" of c 

rt -. I 

' Come vjsit.thd sister communityof Victoria June 30th & 

July 1st. Head south pn.Rt. 9.past Magnolia Lake Ocean 

View area. Further ir\fo. -4 '. ' -! 

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MK 

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»%t3a» after «pr» 

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m_ tacassn. gat t«#i. od 

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100 -vot 

TV k_. 

uOHea Ca*K*MnjaO4-9o 

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\ 

aa -> w»»v««l punemaMfcri^Qp: e-22^T.l> 

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- J --—- • and e_a Terrne tpd • 

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Observers 

'. Mombors ol tho Somors Point City Council and Recreation Commissiori mat OWM* i 

day to see it a food distribytion program at Oie Somers Point SortqrCenterw__l6w«w -^ 

whelming the residential npighborhood. Story, page 14. • M r*l-«-i 

57"OP.;''. - :; -" ; ' •" ' : 

(continued, frotnpagel) - »hip t usually waits- unbl involve showing tjhe txaQL- 

Essex avenues, but was DOT, approval before potpattcro in thc__t_L _hoKl_Bg 

rrtnoved after two weeks in ting up p stop sign at an 

September because there xnterscction, said Comrrut- 

Was no a|>proval for it (ram. tecman Robert Jcffcrs, a 

die'- state Department of metgber ot the street and' 

Transportation. ; ~ '. " roods tornnuttcc. The. DOT 

WhJcit w^sput up.eariy wi.ll usually follow up a' 

>l«st- September, the Itowp-''•municifctaUty's 

findings 

wth survey* of its own to 

r 

the location of fjttpnrtija 

itnx&OaoppatcAiopfpit 

strejtv npT yet

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ft ' 1 4 tHE9£NTINei-lEDa£R N.J: Tuo«d»y, J.urt#20,i080 

By BRIAN GOONEY 

Son Unol-Lodgor Stall 

SOMERS POINT — City gram, particularly the flow 

. Council and Reef option of traffic and parking. The 

Commission member* center ibelf. has, no-parking I 

pledged Saturday to work lot. 

^LT^""''"""^^ : :;; ';:^: ;f ;*- 

bodies turfed out Saturday said commissioner . Unda on Ambler Road and Mas- all, Snyder saW, but caters they wnht.and need a^bar-, bersy 1 ^!^ 10 ^*": K 8 ^ 1 1 1 u Ut ^Ho Sfv 

Doa.e« turned out saturcray g^^ ^ ^commission Whusetts Avenue, wa« mostly* t° ^° r - ^m.. gain. For $13.50. those • toes/ fetruccim and cream bipod and harsh words that 

wanted SHA^ to put a cap becoming top cpngcsjccd.- Many of the participants Involved receive a container cheese. • •- • • - ^ nav In" the 

a fOllow-up'mooting, tertW- • "We've had a tempest in 

"We've had a tempest in a teapot, and its a damn shame' 

tivdy scheduled for tomor- a teapot, and its a dnrrin 

rdw{,(furje "26> anôhjgvshamo/* ,-.' .he . . said, 

out a compromise to thctise "We're concerned about 

rcprC9ohtatlv.es of City "Something .good should 

of tfce Somor Citizens Ctn- the traffic problem and tHe °n the number of packages He said that other homes don't consider themselves of frozen tocxis ana vegeta- «v, . __ _ 

tor by a food distnbution po,,^^ ôy,^ of the pro- it would distribute. Snyder, fat the program-could 1 be needy, she said, but since blcs, including turkey and CouncU, - RocreaHotV Goai- never become tho center of 

program:- program gram,"'said cram."'said Dr. Ed Fjori, Flori. however,-feelq however, tools that me the pro- found if thdt should be the most are on fixed income,*, chicken, cabbage,, cucuni- mission tfnd. SHARE would fflntrovcray." 

SliARE', which Use's the Recreation, commission gram should .not be case, such as the schools, 

'contcr oncc'a month to give member,, who odded that restricted as lung as there-is.'the veterans', halls or one of 

out discounted food pack- all the board .members sup- a need for it.' . the volunteer firehouscs. 

.iges largely to senior ciri- ported the.program.and its '.Eighty-nine packages "We've got fallbacks in 

/LI\S. has prompted some goals. wcrc beinR distributed on case any program outgrows 

, concern among recreation "We're for the senior dti- Saturday, according to the facility," Barnes said, 

•commission member^ who ^ RE. ^ SHARE'* local coordinator. His "concern wps that the 

,od that the program^hae thcm>: .. Mary Snyder. The.program Recreation-Commission set. 

grown too big for the res.- . . had ^ , ^ ]Q4 nn j . ^ ^ ^ • 

dent.al- neighborhood - the The traffic-concerns, were packages, and she predicted grams at the center. The 

.-a-nter .vacated ia _ brought to tho Recreation thatlt could go as hJKh. ,as ^ 

Momhers of both city . Commission, by neighbors. I50 p.lckjgt.s. For 5^,5 roa. tion ^ 

comtnrtitics&istribu- 

^ ^ and a church 

PWP Chapter .. 'son. partiripabon drops off; group, which alto use the 

. , I,,,M /I..n^., ' Penny party July.II slightly in the summer, she center, attract the same 

Parents" 

SEJ\VILLE -"'The "Ladies Mul the number of .pack- number of people, if not 

uxiliary of the Se.iville Rrt- a S^- doc *t equal the . more. 

' p thjît 

should' he fair .lmiiortnsisv 

ftrnt." Barrio ->.»»d" 

f Thc prc^r.im ;s ypc-n ;cf 

Helping pg hand 

SornorS Point ôyor CKarlos Parker ((par) obsorvodâturday as \k>lunleors with the SHARE food distribution 

program prepared discounted food packages tor senior dtizons on fixed Jncojrws.and other" ncectypotfplo 

T '• - - _ „ ^ Off any 8" Cake with tlnVad -"-. . 

I .Try our: Miniatujx?Danish • Sticky Burts •, Jumbo Muffins 

'. ' * Breads • Rolls • t2akes • Pies •Prepatxxl Foods* * 

OucimPnmavaa(>S3.99tb. •• Sdcky^Buns S^JO'ib. 

• i^si=s= 

. • ' 6pen J Days 7 'AM. -7 PM- 

•'Visit OurShopThc Porch" 

'. 825 

I 

% Ffay Ave, . 

Somcrs poiiVt * 

~ W Magic Summ 

. ' i • ! . « . / - . ; • .-• : • 

Premium 

Tbrkey 

Breast 

$ 1 8 9 

"WWt| ptople dine to rn{tr)- hnrlood " 

nols' $ 9- t9 ' i 

EvrRY NTicirr moNj 510 *!w pro 

Gudf3 bmmi 

iDêp Fried Sj 

Frying 

Chickens 

Boneless 

Sirloin < Slicing 

Steak ; Tomatoes 

Old 79* 

2 v 

, Lean Cuisine 

Entrees 

25°oOFF Plums 

69 

y . 

Knrtlabd 

Drtukigt 

79 l 

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Af*; j 

. • .f the lifeguard" association. 

Montgomery .consulted 

wi»h a lawyer b>t weekend 

and is scbedulct)- to ."talji 

rhrn^t xrvrr" tvjm orhcr 

»£uariis .at the Urf( 

Association meeting on 

Thursday. ..- ' 

"(The Pension Commission! 

gave us a flat-out 'no' 

because of legal reasons," 

M on t gom er y *sa i d. 

Attending the meeting, 

was' City Solicitor Gerald 

Corcoran, who died a stat : 

ute which, states that the 

lifegpard pension is a 

totally separate entity .which 

doesn't come under. 

municipal pensions. 

Ccn*oran told the pension 

commission that they did 

not have to return any 

money_that it was not port 

of any bw. 

^ ' 

ibev contribute to the fund. 

A modern-day tale 

of David & GoliaJth 

spindrift 

by Jof3 Gilbert 

. e 

$ock in mid-March. .c Urch he bit >*•?. 

4 trf-? ps#:Vas a '.z)r sf-a By 'Ms.MB".e, il-.fi h^J tor- 

-• ,;;ri\ -.p^-k. h'.wr; :o ihr- .j>r>::err sire \*-as a JadvÂx.rt 

:«-*. r..^.\;..* :-.'.i (!•..)! ^^n; ur.j- wt< n.» r»-|:rcrfCh;i^^tv»»»-ij>. 

:•••.% :.l -i -'r;!\ i-:: :hr N«'b .I'UJLML (vifber who vi>s' Ihi; 

'*•••;••. • • ^ : oh.i-a-jnr! a c.i.-A n-^:> xv.ih 

.. '.'VTI - I .'C.-,'*./;..••:•.•. jpi" •- i-'i'iiit hiz'.l-M; *..gr.i'r 

eru.-. srt 

Vi.-ltv 1 v-v.-,; 

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r.:!:tNi -.-, i'r. 

,ilte!. ^'-r' 

.'.. .-» V". ' ' !r.i' •,,-•.: 'I'-'Trf I \ i _: >• rj.'.i t'l !.a. r .i!ii, .-: •.,•> 

• ...» . • .' J".\ \ '*'• r~* .7* ^••- r.%—^'.» 

and 'nftwhere in (he statue 

does it say they can get [the 

moneylback." Corcoran 

said yesterday. "As a' resuit 

o£ this.Mafute, I don't think 

they're entitled to it. I'm not 

saying whether it's fair or 

not." 

Last week, Corconm contacted 

the lawyer for the' 

lifeguard association, who 

will be-writing a letter to 

Corcoran describing the 

lifeguard's complaint." 

B.eoxh Patrol Lt. Bud 

Mckinley declined k> com- 

" rricTit on the mcctirjg. but hedid 

say that morar than 15 

lifeguards coîld- be eligible 

for the fund tipon retire-.. 

mi?ht. N(> bthpf commls'kioii" 

mc-rnbcr>,wcre availably for 

cornment ' ' . 

THc fo\ir-mfrribe# pcT}: 

commission vvas Crcn-tod by- 

Mayor Roy CÛJJ 1 - to 

uphold the L-j/cgiwr'd IVii' 

v.on Han." The comrr.is\iort 

"consists.^f MtkinU-_y. [c.hrt 

.Hansen, Chiifk Dcr.n Aftii 

" Jorjn PfiM !>•> 

•f:>;htall-,iil>.:t:i5" ' 

,' ti t-«c«'-i ; ::i vrv:a- .CJaridge Hotcl/Casmo 

thc fur.d, •! percent of each 

guard's paycheck, /s 

dcdiictc'ii .'.ml trarsfcrrcd 

intp .the (lir.d. This equals 

dost 1 ( 5?^> rVT- \\'i>5». ,.nd 

m ont y will never !Sir 

t-JI «;/:••.'«• J :d !if ••gjAjiis 

ur.U'vs '•!'c) - . 'MJ'\C on f, v .>•*•-«-'' 

* ; -ÊACH 4 C>EGATUR • SAF€ÂY,fi. : •> ^. 

Great Food 

Great Price 

From 5 til 6 p.m. 

. ::ir 

c//tvi dc::y Irorr. 5 .'.. ; r. 

.T.«T. ^' c/ .'6 'dt:l:c:ci;s ir.trcc^ !c: 

r^-Jy $10 95 pius 

' i.":e Corr.plctv D:nr.e 

r/ic.-e c'' so'jp or trj.il cjp, zclad, 

cr.tjrc-e, dtiszer} end co.'/ec 

'cne ar.c crjcy ihv warm 

s.c- ie/v:ce a WHITEBQIEQ 

d the 'iVhaebner Inn 

'.*" **•**• 

won-finft pL^ce in the enmpeubon, 

with 1 Lirrah's Njarirwi 

Hotd/Gnyno and Sho^vboat, 

Hf»te!/Osln'o tying ' effectively whve.,, 

in the ultimate best int«e$t , 

of the District at large mid..' 

the individual needs of my , 

constituent"? in particular, 

Cafiero said- ' '.• 

Before Ca fic'ro- i i officially 

named as the- Republican 

candidate, GOP. committee -. 

members' from within the 

legislative district mtttt con^ • 

vene within- the statutory. 

Willjam B. Callahan joined guidelines and fpnnally act 

Cafiero's Wildwood law ' to ijl; the • vacancy. Under, . -,H 

firm after being iwonT in by state rules, the COP h*«; 

the state Supreme Court on until Sept. 19 to replace; 

Junc?t ~ , . 

Gibson on the ballot. • .•», 

"I have changed my dfiertj had agreed 

min'd about runmnjf at th^s this year- to fill'the ' 

poinf -becrase- Tjryr -ncv."pTred 

"icnn~orHi^cy7 

found freedbnv from the resigned his Senatij acat'tot,^ 

day-tojday operations of u)t£ a ^0,000-a-yeap job ortl' 

ftic law office Juvc ^lcaa-d .the .state CjfWjno CoiitnK 

the wav for 

\ Cojrtrru.s«jon 

SUMVYSIDE 

RESTACRAWr 

AMPLE TRttPfigKBG ' . 

Ococot City's Southjtrn 

»55th SI • 

ir 7A, - 

7/if 

- fi 

Homestyto CooWng 

ONNAMOMBUNS 

* Hotel 

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CLIP THE COUPON B£LOWJ1' 

AND SAVE S5.00 PER DCKET 

Here at the Shore this Summer 

JULY I? • AUGUST 5 (3 WEEKS ONLY) 

AT M TKXITI41 

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. OCEAN CtTY — The 

efforts of Louis "jerry" 

KtjausQ received a boost last 

Week after (he- state 

Supreme Court ruled that 

an order. "from the state 

Department 0/ Environmental 

Pfptcction which 

could Jiave affected his 

plans is invalid: • 

The DEI' will. no longer 

have jurisdiction over 

coastal development projects 

that are as small as 

Klause's. The court ruled 

unconstitutional any executive 

order by thon-Gov 

Oc««nClty, N.J. Tu..day, Jun«2ury Avonuo . . * '•' 

Noon — Inaugumllon ol now mnyor and council mombott,. Mutic 

Sculptors of all ages are challenged to create S.masterpiece 

in .the" "Free french-fry fantasy, con test.". 1 p.m. 

Tuesday! July 3 at th,e Music Pier. ' • . 

Events are free, registration is 30 minutes prior to each 

contest and prizes arc-awarded to winners. All entrants 

will receive a certificate of participatiort.* 

, Thc.Dcean City Pops Orchestra begins jts summer season 

at thc.Muslc Pier, 8 p.m. 9unday, July.l, under the 

W*dno»d«y, July 4 ;..'.' 

10 a.m. — Odooralod Bko Parade. Longport Bridgo patking lot 

10 a.m. — Docoratod Btkd Pfiracto. 40fh pnd ContraJ AvonuO 

6©' tn'.'-~-Kilo Contoet, Foolball"F>okl • 

7p.m.—BanjoBaAdCoocort.FocuballFiold« •• ^ * . 

7 p.nv — Tho Vacfl Concort. FootboS FioW . 

7*30 p m — Pope Concent. MutUc Pior •— wiU «nd in omo lor firo- 

8:45 pm. — Introduction ol.Firtl Fmruty Contort wmnoril. Football' 

direction ofWilliam $chcible, tKe orchestraperforms Sun- F10W • '.' • • . . --. • 

.day through Wednesday through Sept 5. Tne July -1 con- 9p.m — AmlcrfRrowofkiPros^rUaton. FootboS f IOW- ' - 

cert begins at 7 JO p.m. 

Clanca. Party USA Wtf bo In Ocojn C.-fy Jytyp ihrovgh Juty Bat'lho 

I)IM\-•>./ J u:/::,; - >.'/'//>.•,, 

.••'• ... ;•.•.• > '. n on July Jub>* 

- o»p«rt{r>*Tt. 3«MI ii «xt 222. 

Ocean City cortifng events 

RaUtlon* 

TUESDAY # 

Coupdint 

; KrUghU ofCokinibU*'. socui WEDNESbAY * . . ^ 

Qlv, Union CJapH bylhc-S«-j. tir»c'» rSory b»*cWni;7.y)p m. Oi*» Qub. Youlji Ccitcr, *ih ^ 

Aisoholto 'AnonymoMi, }lhty '. 

Bov 5co\il Troopf No. ^2, TnnJ(>- Eptocopa) C>Wh OOlh TbURSDAV 

''» ' Inn/, 

• ".. .'"""'' • "' , ' S>.-j1rr» I'rnnl, 6j-OT ' ' * ,•' 

t'ille , Oc^ptn Qly Dtrwocubc Gub.'/ 

J -—'- 1-~ 

Rotiry Oub, Mic 1 f jr». Uupllcate. . vy ' '-^•""*-»- 

CctiUT. 6lh *n4 ^"clliort C>nl oy- *—*"-T IS~*MZ 

J-rit-d Scuf^ o Mat •IXC 

Broiled Stuffed Shrimi 

ju-ee ».Tr-p «kA*o •ccp Fried Shrimp^ 

bj»%mc >»JC «nc tea 

Shrimp Piccata. 

Shrimp Scampi. 

&jf none iimff l 

Broiled Sea Scallops. 

*»•*• or t»r — " 

Chkkcn Pot Pic 

.12.95 

.15.95 

„. 12.95 

-13i>5 

-.13.95 

12.95 

-9.95 

Chicken Robert. 12.95 

with Clam Sauce 

win nxr 

• • i lit): y-s.i he 

d 

"I, like everyone else, 

should be presumed 

innocent until „ 

proven guilty" 

Dwtui corvamvoi aznocg Council 

mrtnbcn tfu: iiiil. who u occr.puctlag 

the Ust %LX tnorJhi at h:» toexxwd term, 

wgn Ka Qxsvcil and Gcwer- 

^ Ajumonry ve»a to avoid p^tirt^ 

the dry tn a b*d Lght, Riiicywid ye»tenUy 

Afternoon. 

"I think if Council didn't aik for ha 

migration, Oxtnal might feel that 

U*i not doing ttt >ob." he uid. 

Trortunctdy, or aniorrunatriy, public 

of/irialt are held to a higher 

mark Your hfr u under a micro- 

*We fed thai wtr+*ve to get thU 

thing bahtad ut cod get an wuh tht 

UtffateM of the city * RJaaty Mid. 

HOI yvaterday Mad that he had no 

f gfrtag up hi» M OR the 

;bpdy tux» the *Jlag*aoc« 

f • penomS rrfrt- 

*ln not ratMCi upoo bit 

rr* f. 

OCEAM CPY ~ ;:< n» 

BOWIMW in 

brjtw,« 5th ?u»k 

Proud owner 

Ed Boyv o< 8tt«rrwMA« ts obviously Happy about f»» 1320 UocW T Fort. 22 norMpower and at 

pldurvAS ' ' 

Fees hiked, size limited at boat ramp; 

10 p.m. beach curfew is authorized 

PCXNT — The TCMMV- m latf March. *r.d the foa tverr C*sq> &A w* bs** * 

dkap CoouRi.rta» ha* tncreurd k^» increaMd cutxr ttui BWWJ; tbe P H T

3,1' 

DEPARTMENT STOQE 

AT REGULAR PRICE 

WE STORE 

WTTHA DIFFERENCE 

All profits go to Shore 

Memorial Hospital and 

.Pennlngton School. . 

\OF EQUAL OR LESSER VALUE. •. - ," ' V • ••- ' •- 

"WEDNESDAY, JUNE 27 TO WEDNESDAY, JIJLY 4 ONLY! 

BUYONESWIMSUrr AT REGULAR 

fRICJE GETTHE 2NDOF EQUAL OR 

.•.'•••. LESSER VALUE AT \y , 

1/2 OFF 

- - • • - . - — * , 

FRdM THE SAME 

your fayorijQ.fanVbus.nâkerc.'.i^nsuJt )cr l.'on 

Op-". Newport^Que'.--. Jantzert". cr JOCJ-X 1 / 1 ;. yiorrxr, • 

Ro«ahr!e,-. Jahtzen ? , "Thc- V Si.CT; Su:*.'. rr.c-ro/ »ir.o . 

s^ctrer' and get fho Cf.-c^.tx; ^.•.-r-^'ji: v :.' C-;:J.;. or ' 

HOUSEWARES .yc^ C... I tr_' 

TOYLAND includes entire4e 


BUY 1 LB. CHOCOLATE. 

GET 1 Lfi' AT 50% OFF! 

•EXCi-UCiNG P.oSSEu. 

BOXED CHOCOLATE 

MAIN SlO/iiv w ;o A;!^ 

FURX.TLKr ANW ^5 

FABRIC SHOP eÂs 

TOYLAND 2:d F:^: - 

- r- r* ' f 

BUY ONE DECORATOR 

THROW PILLOW. GET 

2ND' AT 50°, OFF! 

. ; i i z-;': 

hanes and Berkshire 

b - Knee His-* Stockinas 

Phone 399-5511 

?TOK 

AT. -JTO?, 

TIL ^M! 

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BUY.ONEAREARUG, 

GET 2ND* AT5(y»-oOFF! 

• A£-£0riTEZ; . C .TV. 

£i*& 

7 Percent Sales Tax 

I'M 

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.nit- II, 

\'ii- «'< 

' Ifc- "11 

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HIM !tn1 '•>> 

.01 >u» -5; 1.1: 

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Til A^ 

o; Iti • JJ5 • 15 All •4.15 •lit. 

nl •J.11 .*»' 411 .'is ^•ri £C/ CJjmuru f>VKnt. (Jrxwopj and tert/wtiJj JT8 a 

J3i tor 2 yoic • $! 0 fc rjior.rji. tiso*»UrT> i 

J2! pcr'yiaw J.J8TBV aw yujrx Jl» tor an 

Han«iril't« S24 por jX^lr- VM tor too yoan. JM tu 

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y NORTHWOOP INN i 

lii'rf & Hn-ak'fusl / _ * ^ 

\ >: 

'-. er Quo.li^/fInrfo(v A _ 

weekly 'report hascd - on 

water samples, fattn fnj.-ji 

tKc ocean insert Brigantw 

to' Ixingport, hav begun ;tv 

third Mloioicr -suasor.. 

Arcordng to C/iunty fcxcCr. 

tivc.Oick Stiiiirci.' ' . 

For*th6 srcontl yc.i', 

wifiJy updates jre avj.; 

. a b-1 c •» h r o u >; b a 2 4 «Vi o u r 

VrtU-jrcc Kotunc (I-80CV&V 

WLM) the n-pctft n iiv. 

,p»r or so, Rorio said this was 

' pari of an overall pjan'.to eventually take some of lhe.bur> 

den off local property owners. Other components of his 

budget agehdd include a change in the state's school . 

funding formula, and an incfeav* in the income tax for 

those in a higher bracket. •• • • •• * " % • ' • > 

Memorial Weekend death of girl 

determined to be accidental 

WIIi3WOOD — Thirdiwth of.a ^-year^ld^N'cw York 

- -wtwwantrvrrMijmnrtal Day "Weekend w'as dtli?frnln(xi to 

1 

*4x> .*cidental, nol anomjpde^ccording tostJtcand ' ' 

cqunfy medical cxaminei*. ' ' ' • * 

Suson fvl^N'cgcTsjnrth of Qjrmel. N.Y , whoM? fj^rtiallyclothod 

bodyAvas found May 27 behind a rcstaurarit . . 

aliing the 2(VJ block of I£: Scr^cJlcTiger A*enue. died from 

lethal'cardiac arrhythmia, or heart failure, due to alcohol 

. intomJBfion and.cx^Hr.urv. uivestigators said- jfhc fortnbic, 

p'»>trilogy rt-port rrv'cajtd that*her.blc«gd-alcohol Itvcl 

ranged 2|» perqpfjt in the brain.It) a hi^gh of .SO in 

- 

time mayor," Trofa > added. 

Trofa's administration is mayoral scat in 1962 but 

The mayor-elect Who's on .you' ve got to lead by example•• anything like his. it will be lost to Jack Bittner. claimed 

the verve of being: mayor 

"the four-fastest years of victory in the May 8 clac-feels 

hes ready and.well- below my top'mJrugment administrator and Ccrald hisWe." 

Uon with 40 percent of the 

prepared. 

may need restructuring so Corcoran' as the dry "solici- Gillian, £0, was honored vote, 10 pjerccntaê points 

as to gain efficiency." ' . tor." • ' . _ • 

His initial plans are to 

last night by City.Coundl at. ahead.' of hit nearest com- 

improve the- efficiency of Trofa did .not indicate 

. "In the months since the a meeting. The resolution petitor. Henry "Biid**election," 

-TrofA said of his 

the local government and to what levels' needed re-struc- 

was added to the agenda 

administration, Tvc seen' Wednesday as a surprise Clunn and Palzer CMily 

get Council and administraturing. ; '• 

, that my top management is for the outgoing mayor. won two ai the at-large 

tion communicating so as to 

' At a press conference a exceptipnally competent." ' "I've enjoyed being Coundl scats, whlie jewel 

reach "a comrtiort goal." 

week after, the election, Trofa succeeds Mayor mayor," he said recently.' overcame • Joe Kimpflcn by 

'The last few rnonths," Trofa promised to maintain Roy Gillian, who last Fef??u'- "I'll miss it." Gillian will 225 vote* for the final spot. 

he continued, "have been a •the 

current administration 'ary decided not to seek re- offer a farewell speech" at Qunn-has been, on Coufftcil 

real, eye-opener [in local under .Gillian.That includes election. The outgoing the ceremony on-Monday. . since 1978. 

govcrnmentl. Certain levels' Richard Deaney as the city mayor said recently that if Tujfa; who ran • for the 

Gary Fttzgenld 

president for" the- last "four' 

years. 

The mayor-elert is«xcited 

* abflut his new. position, so 

• much so that he.plans to set 

a precedent right from the 

word go. • . 

July 3rd, Tuesday mofn* 

' »ng, 8 a.m., 3rd. floor. City 

Hall—"NiokoTas Trofa 

plani^to be in his office /preparing, 

for his initial duties 

«as a full-time mayor. ' 

"To set on,-example, 

you've got to lead by example," 

the gregarious lifelong '. 

local resident said th"»sweek. 

•' * 

'fl-fn vefy excited in^ 

' tt-rms of how I (*a>l the cJtv 

can. progress under a full- 

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(continued from pag* I).'. . After, the Historical Com- 

- that the number oT buildmission double-checks the 

ings to be inspected' almost report, the proposed district 

- -tripicd- beyond Rothc's must be approved by "City 

.expectations. 

Council.''If approved, then 

The firm originally the survey will be. jubrnit- 

expected to survey only tcd-to the state for approv- 

1,500 buildings in 4he area. al: ^ ,,, 

• according to Albin H. "We need Ihis to be. done 

Kothc. 

right," McDowell.said. The 

'•'-• "The "number of -struc- report will provide a data 

tures studied," Rothc said, page on every house sur-" 

• "wa» considerably ' larger vcyed, along .with a photo-- 

. than we ever expected: It graph". 

took longer for Ihe docu- A house, that-is "key" to 

mentation phase 0/ the stir-. the^historic district has 

' vcy as a result of the• 

undergone no structural' 

increase." Rothe also added changes, according to" 

that the geographic area oi McDowclL A house thdt U 

Ocean City had .also "p3ntributing 

increased beyond his expectations. 

- .The preliminary survey 

will be presented to -John 

Locper of the Historical 

Commission in about two 

weeks, said Rothe. The 

report is still in the reviaw 

• process, a* Rothe completes 

the variou* forms of documentation. 

• 

r released to .the Planning trict to the National Regis- 

Board and to city Planning ter of Historic Pisces. . 

Director John Gidebnse. Most of these buildings 

In a brief letter from are located in the heart of 

Rothe to Gideonse dated the city, between, 5th and 

last'Oct.'30, the .preliminary'' 15fh Street., 

survey documented the fol- ~ The local survey results 

lowing: , . • • ' are expected to include "a 

, • 160: buildings built brief history, of the developbetween 

1880 and 1890 still merit and. the . geographic.: 

•survive,' based upon • the effects of development in 

1890 Sanbom maps. N'ot all Ocean City. 'A series of 

of-these buildings are fully maps,, including the 1890, 

intact and may not contrib- and 1909 Sanbom maps as 

..ute to the historic, district, well as'the current tax 

•however., ' ' - 

•"'• Ml buildings built 

between 1890 and 1909 still 

survive. With a high'pcr 

to the his- . 

tone district has undergone 

a minimum of changes. 

The survey was- mostlycompleted 

last October, buf. 

the • firm had to re-photograph 

several-buildings 

because of poor quality of 

the photos, or the view of 

,the building' in Ihe photon, 

being obstructed by trees. 

The report will -*lso be 

: 

Pleasure craft destroyed in 

SOMERS POINT — A nessed the flames and passengers to extinguish 

boat operator was able to smoke. . the fire in the engine section 

safely beach his craft off . was unsuccessful, according 

Gibbs'Avenue here and get Sandy Calderone,'37, of to Kelly, and Calderone 

his. seven passengers on Margate was traveling jped towards the beach 

shore early Sunday evening under the Longport Bridge, because he knew some of 

after h.is boat caught fire in « approximately &3S p.m. hj s pasgcnger3 couldn't 

Ship Channel, according to "* his 33-foot .1989 fiberglass 

well as the current ta 

maps, wjl also be released. 

ccntage of these still reasonably 

intact. • 

• -About. 28 buildings are 

"key" to the district and 

many of the>e would probably 

qualify for listing on 

the state and national Reg- 

1 sWim, " 

Sta C 

N oês wen, report- Hrfld^tfeSl o^C^ OTG^H 

ed, but the $150,000 craft J?g° rt No injuries wen) rcpoxt- 

" but the Sl. 

*ihl S L Po! ~ the passengers got to safety, 

was destroyed., Countless ^ ^ ^ A S S *%*£ .*£*«««. I 

Q^, • the fyfanno-Police, - person* 

' nel from the Great Egg 

An attempt by one of his • 

r 

Coast Guard- Station'and 

the Somers Point Fire 

Department responded to 

the blaze. ;• • . . 

The 6rc wa* extinguished 

by 7:15 p_m, and the boat 

was destroyed: save for the* 

hull. Kelly estimated the 

value of. the boat at 

S150.000. '•:••• 

destroyed, 

• ' An engine' malfunction is 

numbers of people, on the 

suspected as the cause, he 

water and ashore, wit- 

said, but the investigation is. 

still continuing. 

Ocean City notes 

byGary Fitzgerald 

RAMP 

23 LIFEGUARDS 

Association will hold, its 

PASS THEIR TESTS . annual 4th of July bike 

. Ywcnty-fhrce' new life-" parade for the 51 st year. 

a 

guards were recently hired • The parade will proceed 

ister of Historic Ptoces after thev posied the Ocean dowrt Central to 52nd Street 

to the playground. Rcfrpshbefore 

1909 still £fv.ve. three-day test, lifeguard's ^ « ^ ^ ^ ^ „ 

Botherioted. .. " ' were tested on.hcir ability ' / ^ W £"*£, 7* 

-With.aU of thercbuHd, j ^ ^ - "«"»* **»• ^trST or'aTSe^ t 

•pfeSrffiv.^hS^" ~»cRu-*> began ^ ^ " 

\ Summer 

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Bcebcsaid. .-"... 

- Bcebe Had also wanted 

visitors to be assessed a 

higher fee than township 

boat owners for. using the 

ramp. Since, state Green . . . 

Acres funds were used in--P° 

nptnH- ;,Ke W. ^ V g * They i ^^Sy^'S! 

pjges and photographs of continue-to be. trained-and ^ ^nishhoql* be' at 

each house, a^partur^p.evaluat^ cta.ly.by the.hbu-..^^ il9£%,lo ^ 

in^,the'proposed-.hj*- tenants and senfor guards up. ., ' . > ' 

ucc < had to find evidence 

building the ramp, howcv- of beach and other recreational 

areas between 10 

pjn. and 5 a.nv to help 

State Police curtail tcenaged 

drinking parties, specifically 

at the bdach. 

Beforehand. Bccbe said, 

l h 

building the ramp, howev- drinking. A time limit at 

er, charging two different" these recreational areas, 

rates is prohibited by Tren- however, gives tho authoriton, 

he said. 

ties extra enforcement powers 

to disperse p ihe i cro crowds 

,. In. related business, the ofyoung peppie, he said. 

committee has imposed a 

curfew at the Bccsleys Ppint The, committee also intro- > 

4 

/ limiting ' the si2r of 

tone disoict site by the. , 

boats using the ramps'to 24 

Rome's will also be iru3ud-_* ^DEPENDENCE DAY 

Qlympfcsse%.- 

cd. The Rothe.,Partnership ,BIKE PARADE SET 

wi ll be - foet. Becbe said he had 

to 

rt-ccntly observed a 

' will alBO-noirnrtfiti? the d:s- -The Cedar-"WodT Civic 

for Wednesday 

StA .CITY Chil- 

Look for our second location • sooriat'Hqfbortown flam • 

f van 

driver, attempting to bring a 

t . „... 31-foot boat and trailer, up 

"dren age* 7-14 can ccldyatc ihe, ramp, and the sux and 

Irtdepenilence' Da,y or> i^P incline caused him to 

, Wedxvcsday by partiapat- 'AP 111 his tsêi, i darfvaging > have a "grandfather** pro? 

vision for those who have 

already registered boats 

Larger than 24 feet, he said. 

Seasonal boaters obtain 

stickers for use of the ramp. 

Becbe later added that a 

new floor for the ramp 

made of heavy plastic with 

stone .supports is going to 

be installed. 

Therwte a ramp and float-" 

ing dock at-the township 

site on Harbor RoadJbchind 

the' Tuckahoc Jnn. The 

number o£ attendants at the 

•JJc dock has been 

Increased to two. They 

alternate between tour- and " 

threcrday shifts fand , are* 

generally al ihe boar ramp 

berwtcn.^ a.m. and 6.p.m. 

m'addition to monitqcitf^; 

pleasurcf boaters, the attcn-. 

dints can also m&kc *re - 

thve that coinmcrcial btâts do 

ing in trtt*Juruor Olympics ramp structure ' .A" 24-foot ncft use the dock for loading • 

a> Dcaly'Reid, sponsored boat is a more reasonable ^ jr>d unloading, As they * 

by the city Recrcatipn *me (or-using the ramp, he 

Department, can ^53-0050. J-iwl. - t.v~ -.'. /• 

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Antique Automobile Club 

of America heia its 3Sth 

.annual\antlquc car show 

OCEAN CITY — Results 

of Ihe bridge £amc at the 

Ocean City Yacht Club June 

19 have been reported. • 

Above average north/ 

south were Peg Atkinson 

and Jean MacCadden, 64Vi; 

Jean Raincy and Helen 

Scheirey, 63Vi; , Edna 

Daniels and Jean Bovver, 56; 

and Gertrude Bodlne and 

Fran Mctzgcr, 55. 

Above average cast/ west 

were Jane. Blcaklcy and 

Cathie Creger, 53; Vexa 

Turner and Betty Evans, 51; . 

Pitt Bnibakcr arid Trude 

Weber, 48%;*Charlotte and 

Arthur Vavighn. 48; Marion 

• Rauch and Margo Gartland, . 

46'/^; and Mary Ncwcomb-.. 

and JoanV/arrcij, 46'A.. 

*"Jun,c 21 results include 

these above average- scores; - 

•>North/soutfir Betty /E.vaj\s 

and Peg.-;Waltcrs, 8f>W, Peg 

Atkinson -and lean, MacCad^ 

den.' 83'/i; Stclb C*io?h and 

tvcKoily, aO'A; Helen 

and 

Wally Runyan, 7%;' and 

Edn.a* Daniels and Jean 

t Lower, 77. » -. 

•Eait/west above average, 

scoryrs were Joan ,M-ir*koff 

•and h}in**i Vah Hom. 9jJ; 

DotaBdFranlcAcishcad.89'//: 

Johina N."tiikxl arvti Emrru 

•Ûc-Goddard.aS. ahtj Mur" 

ion Raucjj and Mar\"o Cjr:laru},86 

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scoring above ivvr.a^c i^nc 

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GuotK jfid Eve Ke'.ly. ~£* -r. 

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chrome, bright metal, nostalgia, the thrill of competing 

June 23 at the Tabernacle 

. grounds where 221 antique 

cars were on display. . 

Body work, paint- and 

bright metal work, were 

among the seven categories 

included in the judging. 

•. Cars entered in the competition 

included all those 

built before 1929, Qievror 

lets, Thundcrb'trds, Corvettes, 

Mustangs, Rolls 

Royces, mlh'tary vehicles,, 

production cars and, .fireengines. 

First-, second- and 

third-place prizes were' 

awarded In each of these 

ninecatcgories. 

Tod Harvey won . in- the 

overall pre-war competition 

for his 1936'Chevy. Theoverall 

winner for the postwar 

period'iwas Ed Reager 

for his 1957 Chevy. 

spectators«nhe annual antkjoe car show on the Tabemado groonds givo vehicle^ very close Scrutiny, '.h 

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. of being in a. car show. "• next antique car show in. • Tara Connolly is a. summer 

Vick Quintavelle. a mem- this, area will be next month intern with • the Oaan City.ber'of 

the Antique Automo- in Sea Isle. Gly. 

Public Relations Department; 

bile Club of America said, 

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Own ing. ah antique .caris 

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Friday. Jun«29,-1W0 OoMnClty, NJ., THE8£NmNIEL-L£QGEf1 A{ 

School holds 8th gr^de reGognition niglrt 

PBTCPCRfrBr. PETERSBURG _«:««». r- Enroll- stuaenrs 

students 

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ment is under .way for- the grades'3-5 and 64L Bonnie 

.OCEAN ' ...•program, 

is for . students (piano) I, and II arc offered 

was- a" slide presentation by seals, among others.. • . 

: Outstanding Social -Special Music. Awards:' Suchita Dcsai, Kathleen 

Sta'tiffer, Kcven Stauffcr, • ' 

Kelly, Jennifer Kepley. William Nardin-i Joey-El 

.,";• jthoolnextyew. • - •"'••-' ' Shock; .- V • ' 

Orher'oi.iicers include Robert SchoelJtopf, dircctor . He sold these, ..animals 

Studies student: Adam Pal- Suchila Dcsai, Moira Koch; " Dcyine, Maria DiMarcq. 

Loriarmc Stewart, Regina : 

,Jaime" Kiser, Moira Koch, Negri: - 

grades K-2 and 3-6 in the 'in July for: children who 

Pruidpal Crtg Donahue 

John DiYenno," .first vice' of the Marine Mammal •beach themselves oil' land 

Daniel McMurray crrrto .' . • Presidential Academic Michael Dukcmon, Zachnry 

Terruso^ Michael VaulcSjl 

John Krcd, Lauren Lennox, Karin Oliphant, PAnicl 

1980-90 school year- were- jn grades 2-4.. Susan 

. y rckomed the guostt, :and 

president; John Brobson, Stranding Center in Brigan- because they arc.' injured 

Memorial Sportsmanship Outstanding-Social Fitneit Awards: Nancy Dukich; . - 

Marc VidettQ, frank View,. 

Keith Lilly, Jack liou. Rich- OvcS, Adam Palermo,- Joshua. Walters, John Wai-' 

. Students attend sessions r Kostyrko will teach note 

Slick Duklch led.thc flag 

secretary; Thomas GibT>, tine. . • • "•;.,' •' ;'• . and need help. He cau-. 

Awards: Jason : Bruno, Studies student- Moira Armstrorvg, Courrney 'Suzc.ttc Elton. Joseph ard Lipford. Megan Lock'r Heather Parratto, .Amy Per- 

; son Thomas Watson, Cwen*.: 

" iilute. ; ; *• _ ' ''..*• . •' . 

at the Upper Township Ele- reading, simple to moderate treasurer; Thomas Wil- Schoefkopf displayed Honed people no) to push 

Meghan McKceycr;, K : ' ; ' Assclta, Daniel Baker, Jac- Esposito, Joseph Faldetta, ct't, .David Langstrcct, illo. Amanda Pritchard, 

mentary School, Marmora;. . rhyjhnvpaiterns and correct 

• . Moments of "memory 1 Weber; Lori Wdty^Michacl 

liams, lion tamer. BUI Hirst, slides of several animals them bock into the Water, 

Josephine Fresta Memo-- . Ocean City Exchange queline Carncyv Suchlta An twain Feaster,-. Kipk. Tcarany Lyons; 

Amyjo Rementcf, Kathryn Wesson, Herbert,White, 

9 a. m. to noon on. sched- fingerings to be used on the 

-\f«re< hold for- Josephine 

tail twistdr; and John Gil-' that have been brought. to because under normal cirrial 

Awards:" Keith Ully, Club Awards: 

Desal, Leslie Ferrer, Alison Fcrirt. Leslie Ferrer, Ryan Meg Anne Mahoncy. Roberts, Jerome Rogeriii Leigh Wiyianuwrr,. Jeffrey: ' 

uled days in July, rain or keyboard, which arc'trans-' 

'..-'I Srcsta and Rozelia Cobb. 

bert Jr. and Robert Klingcn- • the stranding center, some cumstances, they do not 

ariaDiârto; 

Outstanding English Hooper, Moira Koch, Lau- Gallagher^ Brandon Grang- Monica: Mash Trida Maz- Viola Lynn Rose, John Wright. Amanda Young,.. 

shine. A variety of activities ferablc to the piano. Stu- 

; Student speaker was 

smith, directors.' 

of whichhave died and oth- beach themselves unless 

Rozelia Cobb Memorial student: Shannon Graver ren 'Lennox, Joey-El Negri, er, Shannon- Graver,. zclla, Heather McConnell. Sacks. Thomas Schmidt,' Carolyn Young.'-Michael•' 

is planned, from arts and dents should bring their 

A .Monica Ivfasi. • 

they arc ill. ,' " . ' - 

Award: Daniel Ovcs; 

Outstanding English •Adam Palermo, Amy Peril- Yolanda Henry, Tara Herin, Meghan McKcevcr,. Jeffrey Matthew Shock, Alexander Zoppa. , . " • 

crafts to cooking to sports. own keyboard to class. 

They arc normally'in 

[Special rocognltion was .ACLD Awards: Keith student: Moira Koch to. John Stauifer, Leigh WU- 

Beginner anp intermedi- The summer CEUT- 

shock and require medical 

pude of the following stuLi)ly. 

Kathryn Roberts; , .. Outstanding Science ltamson. 

A A A A** "to X it if it ik it A;*f • 

ate swimming lessons are KEYS Day-Care program, 

attention Jha.t the stranding 

dents, ai rncmbcrs of the. Oce>n City'Civic-Club .student: Michael Vaulcs. • The! class ^ .list- is 

available for children age>6 will include the Stimmer 

centef can provide. 7 

Naoonal Junior Honor Sod- Awards: Robert Bender, Outstanding Science announced as follows: 

' SOUTH JERSEY SCHOOL 0F§ 

ând over. John Phillips will Adventures during July. 

SchocUkopf urged special 

. 

ery, for their high academic Tridajesscl; 

student Moira Koch; 

teach eight half-hour -lessons 

July 16-27 at the Oak Transportation to and: 

caution with seals. While Ocean Cfty's First Lady Pat GiDtah, Mayor Roy Gilfian artd Cathy Rrtnegan try out standards: Courtney. Assel- ^ Ocean City Colony Club: Ocean City Kiwanis 

BATON DAICE J 

Theresa- Anderson, 

Ridge Campground, Kt. 9, fronv the programs-.is''the 

they, may appear to be cute the Tnicrqphohe In front of the new curtains at the Music Pier. . : , 

ts, Dan Baker, Jackie Car- Outstanding Art stu- Club Award*: 

MODEUNG and ACTING Z 

Michael Argiropoulos, 

•Marmora. Tests for ability. responsibility of the "par- 

and friendly, the speaker 

ney, Leslie PcLanzo, Such) dent awards — Keven Outstanding Pace stu- 

(Our studerts art appearing on TV W: 

Nancy Armstrong, Court* 

groups will be July 16. ents. For registration fees 

noted they'can be vicious Mayor to entertain at Music Pier Gala 

Dcsai, .Leslie fenwr, Ryan Stauf/crand Lori Stewart dents: Michael 2-oppa, 

mmftfdafc. Baoadway, Rkns A 6oap»l) W, 

ncy Asselta, Kimberly 

A 19-seSMOn Introduction and information, call PhuS 

and often bite. If a seal 

Gallagher, Alison Hooper, Outstanding Home Leslie Ferrer, • , . 

• Pm-Schod Dance • Tap * Balbn d. 

Atacki Daniel Baker, Sam 

to Touch Kcyboarding (typ- lips. Community Education 

comes on land, people CXZEAN CTiy — Friends vated and enlarged, Mur»kr His Honor has agreed io| Moira Koch, Laujcn Len- Economics student, awaids Ocean City PTA Awards: Barbey. Tiklni Barnes, Jared 

•J*Tiil*BBt g X 

should call* the ."Center, he' are invited to pay tribute to Ber stage.. Half the funds entertain "on the. piano. A-1 h«c. Tim Mullen. Joey-El —- John Stauffcr and Amy Outstanding Cbnunu-" Bauer, Robert Bender, Jason 

• Acting* Modeling •Fashtoo 

ing) is offered. in July for director at 628-3511 ' 

said.. 

Mayor and Mrs. Roy Gillian. needed to pay, for the deep social hour at 6 pyn. will be Negri^.Adam Palermo,. Jerilio; "' - : ' 

nicationa students: Adam Bourgeois, Jason Bruno, 

Ages 3 yrs. to Aduft • R i t 

The. local stranding center. 

at a gala Sunday, July 1 at• 

blue velvet curtains., followed by a sit-down din- Amy Perillo, John Stauffcr. 

Palermo, SuchHa Dcsai . Ralph Busby, IV, Jason 

~ DIRECTOR RRISOLLA P/ 

is the only one in the New' 

The RanderS, as he leaves trimmed with gold tassels ner and dancing at 7. .. 

- These spacial .awards OuUfaoding Industrial 

• Oujttanding Mathe- Butcher, Allison Campbell; 

Melody Lane Music Box Shoppc 

Jarscy-Qcla ware-Mary land 

aftice after several years in .at .the Ixittom,- were raised Last minute reservations were presented: 

Arta student.'Adam ~ matic* -student*: John 

\ 39^-7065 

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area and is often called on 

Focal politics. ' . . at -a sirnilar" benefit two 

Nancy Good presents the Esther Mavromatis Memo- 

23i7.Bay AvanuefTDopan City, NJ 

may,bc made ky calling fat 

Your ylft place _ for even? occasion £ 

tt> jjo to the other ttatrs to Black tic is optional: . 

yt'ars ago.,. It is hoptdthis 

rtal Award to MaflhawShocri. 

Gillian. 3$9-tH30,-Caihy, 

• fmciic/il ^jrouvt-l horses* porcelain dolls 

pick-up stranded sen ani- 

;/und-rJiscr will brlng,in the 

, Pro&cds will be uwfd to 

Finnegan, 399-8441 0 

ported primarily-b.y charitable-con 

rri bu tion ^ 

More than 40"volunteers 

Dan Tomassone, Jettv lakes over, the Lions reins for Ssjust in the project. • • 

>ext year f rdm JonrrBaltz.^ .'"*'. 

The cqnttx is open to vis5- • 

tors 'seven days a week'in 

the 5ummer'and; on wcekendsjri 

thpoff-season. ' 

» a (foabfl 

Madotyn'K^zmarskJ. center, "prftMntjj the JoftophirK* 

^- --'Daniel *CV«3 coceivos \ho first RozeSa Cob Mernon'al Frcrsta Memorial Awards io Kotth U»y and Maria Do Mar- J 

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liori by 6-12 inchesover sur- 

, Bj GARY FITZGERALD 

SoninolLfeJgor Staff 

OCEAN CITY — Continuing 

his uphill battle;" d, 

north-end ^homeowner's 

application to thb 'Zoning 

Board was further reviewed 

TuMdajf nighf,' with four 

more hours' o( testimony, 

mostly 'from' a,. Virginia- • 

based coastal engineer. 

Louis 4 JeiTy" K)alis. Kif hard! Wcj;gel., the. prevr-nftry. vro'sinn *ir 

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this application, Charles "Wcggci report, after which 

encouraged Coocoran to'call. Corcoran • objected To the 

Woggel as a witness, but ûcstion.sincc the scicritis! 

wall should. b able . t(t Corcoran declined. Only woiild beable Ioanswer.the 

wurtstand t^c \*ctrsr^Mrtrm 'after this^yeckend dirJ Cor- . questiorj himseif'; - * . 

"* coran âsk. VVegg'(rj ro Corcoran wfi] also 

the; appear, which Tie acccptr^d.^ present tcsitmcinjf via a let-. 

i -in ' Tcstynonyijy'Dr. We#'the 

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' 3onfinel-U»dger Staff 

J 

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dAta Indicates that 

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Wi^Jnt^dliy. July 4: 

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The Russians are coming; so is the Fourtti of July. 

ity, 9th Street and Aabury 

OCEAN CITY — . Those ful • new center located in how. she has hclpod keep tlonal artistic event. tinuc on Wednesday. July 4 

o/ you who arc old cnau&h 

1 Avenue; call 398:9599. 

the Community and .Cul- RUisian poetry alive in this 

with two bike parade*, tf»e 

•o ri'rnctjnbvr thfc movie, 77v 

Mark Soifer oc«on city publicist Authority cxccutivc,Bill 

tural building. 18th Street country, stride .after World 

Cedar. Beach -parade,. .10 

Ruvmns Are ' Coni'tntf The and Simpson Avenue. '.". 

• Our July Jubliec 

August is once again chair- 

j.rn. at 40th Street and .Cen- 

. Russuni Are Coming*, will be , On Saturday, there- will " 

today (Friday, J 

man of the event assisted 

'•" .Artirhons', considered one 

tral Avenue; and'the Gar* 

mteri'strfd. Jo lenuw.-thar the- be . poetry and discussion 

the .fmt" annual Arurnal 

6/ this century's major 

dens parade. 10 a.m. at theperform 

«t the Muilc PJcr 8 by Tom OTlourk«. 

Russians really arc corning session^ from: 10. am.' ro 

Calling and Celebrity 

.Dance Party USA, a 

.poets, was originally vched- 

Longport Bndgt. • ~'. • 

.pjp. Saturday (Juno 30). Patrol boats, as well as' 

(Xe.in City: Yes th

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00EAN CITY — flutist 

Pamela-Whitman, who has 

'; iurnrnprcd in Ocean City 

• smcc childhood; will be the 

; featured performer 8 p.m. 

$und.iy, July Vas the Ocean 

Cuy I'op-j Orchestra opens 

its season at the.Music Pier, 

Mooriyn. Terrace and "the 

boardwalk. • ' . 

Whi tmafT-will perform 

Canerrt-ttto for flute and 

.-QrL'nettrd- by Cucile Chamin^cje 

while William- 

"xheibTe Toads the orchestra. 

*jhc joins the. Pops as 

'prinupai-. flutiv, relocating 

to (in'.ui City recently from 

. south' Dakota .where she' 

was'pj":nciparfluhst o/ the 

•South ' liVfkota Symphony 

!nr ihriv years She'hav 

iciu.'ivi throughout the 

l.'nl!t\i States as flute soloist 

,inii ;'tu:n!vr musician. 

O-. cr'-i-.is, her. per.for- 

:;i.ii-n con'certmaster 

-Lajvicnce AHr.ihioviu on 

the violin, "soprano IJVI 

Helmel-Thom.is' and tenor 

Robert CNeilVind baratoru; 

TtJdd Thomas 

O'Neil, a lync •ti'hor,-has 

/been in dicn i ..in«.i over' thr 

past season, having 

appeared with',.-the'Opera 

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-Sunday Nite Dinner ••'•• 

HI Bate : J • On the concert stage, 

O'Neilrccolvcd critical 

acclaim - for performances 

with the Philadelphia Singer?, 

the Baltimore Handel 

(ThoiiVthe Harrjsburg Syhv 

phohy and if> the Peninsula 

Music Festival in Wisconsin- 

* : • . 

. Following his Pops 

appearances, he will "sing 

additional performances of 

The Barber of Seville, with 

the Lancaster JPa.) • Opera 

Company, Cost fan tutte 

with the Pitlshurgh Opera 

Theater, and will 

Pamela Whitman 

Company of Philadelphia, 

fhc Pcnnsyl.vania Opera 

Theater, the June Opera 

Festival of New Jersey and 

in' the national touring production 

of feomberg'.s The 

Dorrl'Scng. 

Hit has also bevi'i heard 

with the Des Moines Mcpcrij. the Piccola Opera 

l"heatfr and'the'(Veen fkiy_ 

Symphouy in the' leading 

tenOr.foles of /)i"i Cir>;jrirji. 

Don Pdsquult, lA JrjfuilJ, 

The Hnrbcr of Snvll^ a?d I A 

Crnrrnitold. .unong others. 

/ :- ': ' • ' 

1 Robert O'Neil 

Uaa HelmeHhomas > - 

Jersey' and in concert with the New Jersey, "pfstrici 

ntake Ki4 the Pennsylvania Pro. Musi- Metropolitan Opera audn 

West Coast debut i.n-Hanca. the Philadelphia Singers. An's. v ' ... :;• 

del's Messiah with- the She performs regularly Wic has performed in. • A 

Pacific Symphony .in with the Opera Company of Midsumnfrr Night's Dream; 

Orange County, Calif. ' Philadelphia, in such roles Ringing Demetrius for'. 

•as . Margherita in Bolto's Chautnuqua" Opera, and in . 

• Helmel-Jhomas received' 

Mcfistofele And Nlnctta in Albert Herring, as the vicar. 

her- Master's, in Opera the U.S. stage premiere of Thomas has appeared, in / 

degree from the Curtis .Rossini's La Gazyi ljuira. such-musical theatc/ roles 

Institute o^Mubic, Philadel-'*, v. " Helmel'Thomas has won as- Tevyc, ^Sky- Masterson 

phia, where, she received' several vocal competitions; , and Bellamy of The Fanta- 

the Ralph Fotorazzi Award including the Abraham and sticks. He/von firlst pbee in 

for Most Promising' Vpcal Phyllis Katz Memorial. the premiere competition 'of* 

.Student.".. 

. Young Artists' Competi- tlv New" England • 'Lync. 

. Sbe has appeared in load- • tion, the Mario Lanza Schol- . Operetta and has appeared 

lug coles with the Pennsyl-, oa>hip Auditiorts.'thc James in Pops, con certs wjth the 

vanib "Opera Theater; Parkinson Scholarship 

North Carolina symphony 

Oppra/Columbus and AuUitions and the National as well as (the •Ocean City 

Camera la Opera of New Association .0/ Teachers o[ Pops Orchestra. 

Singing Competition." . 

' In. th,c fall, he. bows.a^ 

A'.Mtive of Rochester/ 

Falke (Dit• Jlcdermau*,) with 

X y.. she debul«d"v*nh 

'the •Pcnns'yfvcroa'Oper.i 

. Op£ra Delaware as ihe , 

.^Theater at the Sriufct-rt Ihf- 

,\>atctf in the U.S. premiere 

arre.fhLbdelphia. 

of John M^cObe's TheLwH, 

,.MK, (Bakery-& SwectshopN :fl> \\\J» 1 AKOt M)TI0: ( OIM.RltUM8OflM.ts' Thomas, a baritone based F.H}ab. the Requiem :»>>)> S u>'! 

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arts&entertainment briefs 

INDEPENDENCE DAY 

ACTIVITIES SET 

LOWER TOWNSHII* — 

The Fourth of .July Weekend 

at Historic Cold Spring 

Village will, kick off the celebration 

with a "Festival'ot 

American Cra/ts," present-" 

. ing over 100 juried craft displays, 

on Saturday, Jupe 30 

and Sunday, July. 1. 

Both traditional and contemporary 

craftn will bo 

included, in . this outdoor 

display, including calligraphy, 

so/t sculpture, dried 

"flowers, ceramics, hand- 

knits, puppets, baskets and" 

stairtea glass. 

. On Wednesday,' July 4, 

there will, be a • trtditionaJ 

. Indepcndbncc Day cercbra- 

' tion, featuring "a 1 p.m. 

band.concert at thb.Gazebo' 

by the rekhown HJB..Smith- 

Cornet Band in period costumes 

from the jnld-19th 

Century. The Declaration of 

Ipdcpcndcscc will be read 

at noap and patriotic girnes 

will bo held at.thcGaxcbp; 

call ^ 

•s» 

Includes I tiiumtt-il 

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PERFORM gfUNE 30 

LOWER TOVVNSIIII'- — ' 

Joe Sudler and' his lS-;liombOr 

Swing M.iclmu' will 

perform ;it. a (fee cinKert 

6-8 p.m. SOtturdav'. June 30 

a» Historic Cold spring V'i!- 

•l.1ge, .735 Seashore Ktiad, 

Cold Spring;. Tlie concert 

will feature jazz, rhythm- 

and-blues," swing and rock'-' 

and-roll, and is sponsored 

by tho Cape May County 

Cultural and- llcritage- 

• Commission. ' •• 

O)ncext-goers ore encour- 

aged to bring bLankets and 

chair*.- to sit on d.uring the 

concert,, which 'will take 

placein the jjnzcbo in the 

cciUer of thy Village; caJl 

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A16 . Jun«2».iM0 

Winners in the Qraw Your Dad contest a'stainton's 

Department .Store, sponsored in conjunction with 

Falhor.s Day, are. from left. Ashley Warloy tirst place- 

Kalhloon Schmid. socond; and Micholle Baker, third. ' 

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The Area's Largest Art, 

Craft & Floral Outlet 

33% ,. 

Entire Wood Dcpt. 

Angela PuivinpWas from 

OccanOty.aptocehcr.hd5- 

^ ^ "ot>>w existed 

hclotc ** Iiicr - h-,' . 

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•*;v. 

School District honors nine retirees 

' OCfiAN^CBY — Nine faculty And. 

fttaff members who * retired this 

spring from the Ocean Gty School 

District were honored recently by ihf 

SdtoaTBcord M a luncheon* at MacV 

Restauran}, SomcrsT > You told me to look at the 

sunsets. I nevcf thought Fd 

iviiufmbcr that. 

CAJI the sun colors flowers, 

so art colors Ufe.".How 

department, in: the Ocean better to describe a teacher 

-Called on to dc/end his Oty school district, Pulvino who stressed art v art 

country,-Pulvino spent fpuc applied for uic job, and gotenhancement 

to'life?) 

i t ; .,•"•••.•;- ... •-: 

year* .\n the. Army. 

"VVhiin I first caine here 

Assigned to the Signal rWhen I came here," the channels'. Were, -rather 

Corps, he was woandqd in smiles Pulvino,'"there was narrow," Pulvino says. "We 

tht» Pacific He recalls Wak- one [art] Icachef < for the have broadened the curric- 

. ing up to the bushed voices whole- district. I traveled ulum. .You keep adding.. 

of doctors saying he should • 'from school to school.". You hoar 0f something now,_ 

bedcod. 

• Times-have changed. if it works, you put it in." 

. Those words and the time • Each dry school has its own He continues. "Thirty 

spent recuperating acted as art staff and Pulvino .has years-ago the seventh and 

a catalyst to Ws'rurure. been chairman of' the .high eighth, grades were still in 

• "You don't have much to . school's fine and industrial , the-high' school and evety 

' to take a* 

I would tell • 

of his; recovery, period-- V 

wondered why 1 was' cm name, many 

'art can affect evcryspared. 

I finally came to the. of his former, students who „ —- in the colors you. 

decision that God wanted have pursued art or its 

choose to. arrange flowers, 

me to help-mankind and. related fields VM a carter. in furniture, in the clothes 

c(uite possibly to.be a teach- Among them arc Sally you .w?ar. You never know 

es." ••..•".- • Mclnemey, a sculptress'and 

^vharsticks." • :' 

After Kis Army discharge, ceramist; Charles Lounsbcr- .Art is more than putting 

Pulvino relumed l; Jc^ Larkin. "piresidcnt, Ojqcan childfei and )wo granddiil-. James Pulvino^s all about. *' 

furtboirmorothan 232-total yemot bei". _ Ray Cri/fi*. retinv, custodial 

Ci!y Educahpn Association'; Jean/ic 

. "I had one student who 

aovic6 tb*ducatlon , •" 1h S£I/I; Delphine Curnjrfings,- rcttfee. 

GtKTTijn; board tnember, and Jixanita •'They moved — . •*. 'had no real inlenr&t in aft.* 

Br>'ant. retia*. instructional aide. fdr * year while - Pulvino he recalls. "Twenty jears 

gained- teaching ctrhfica- later we met On the board 

tiort in (hat state. * 

I-- ' 

1 . through,• 

Wrapped I 

u«!s so. 0. 

ond- and third look lu 

determine what is real and 

* what is not. . 

"It's all cxcitingl "I have 

rib favorite style, .says Pulvino, 

"If I were* in a museum, 

Td atart in whatever 

room is hoareit:the.door 

and go through the whole 

. The artist in Pulvino likes 

to - paint Watercqlprs, oils 

and carve wood, two "fine 

examples of his talent hang 

•in his office, one a small 

portrait .of his wife, the ' 

other ah" intricate, detailed 

. pert and ink still life. 

The future holds no ruutincs^.says 

Pulvino. Haying . 

•listened to school bells for 

40 years, things are going to 

evolve gradually. 

The students will be ' 

missed as well as the teach- •' 

' ers he has worked with. 

Bolth will surely miss him.. 

"I've always said to do .. 

your best," ^hc says. Î've 

tned to expose "Students to-a " 

wtt- wider range. It's both sur- 

.ncsscd change in the teachprising a.nd' rewarding, to •' 

ing end gf art In Pulvind's think they, might have bene- 

view, the basic rules remain fited even though th.ey 

lmposten.t, but the empha- 'didn't pick up a brush after { 

sis on design has bevrt 

individual cr^- 

_, „ irt -is not 40 

year*' ago," notes Pulvino 

"If' I were ">{prting out, 1, 

myself would be taught dif- 

^t On the board ferently. No longer do you 

walk. p»c fellow say» to """• ' the vjso to look 

mq."You opened;my eye*, vase. __, r 

. _,, you xx it. + 

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•:. "Another last-minute emergency! 

. '. In seasons past we've had a grease-clogged overflowing 

sewet line end up shutting down a bathing 

beach for a day or so. • . 

.• Recently, mysterious pieces of wire, apparently 

! • from dredge spoils, were found on some beaches 

where the pumped-in sand was dumped. They. 

'..; prompt the police chief to order cautionary signs. 

And last, week we find a section ot the understructure 

of the boardwalk is in such bad shape 

, that a part of-the boardwalk is now off limits.- 

Anyone who even occasionally-walks' or rides 

the boards knows that many of the planks on its 

.-' J surface need replacing.; Withi the decking in somti 

.J spots in such depioraWe-condition, we probably 

• should have guessed the concrete or wooden-Sup- 

| ports underneath might need attention fob. • 

j /Rathcir'than pomt fingers and wring our .hands, 

• ilet.it suffice to say that we sincerely hope the' 

• ^ incoming'ciry'administratioh will place No.7,1 pri-* 

..';. Ority on those beachfront structures and. «jt|rac- 

'"" whfch sctvf:' &~ Vfro •*\pry r lifcblood of our 

r j reeort economy.A. ' " / >y ** • -'f • ' 

• We cannot take for-gânted tho5« things for 

; Avhich obr visitors and vacationers, collectively,, 

' ', travel thousands of miles and spend millions of 

'. dollars. . : , 

'. • ' Bvehf ispectof ourresort aUrac,tion iu-eds Stten- 

>;#tion. And»eacb one of us, as a resident, rnercrcmt 

! oV vacationer, must take it upon himself to praic- 

\ tice good Citizenship, to fJrolect thetenvironment 

; and to bring to trfe attention of bur elecUxi and.i 

appointed offidals.any>nortcotning?, ; 1 

j It Is mind-boggling to thjnk that'.sorn,ething as 

. : prucioi' to the very being of our seashore existence 

: a5,the boardwalk 'can be aUowt-d to di'tcnorate tb 

; a potentially unAfe condition . 

; Why must we waft for emergi'nci«je> bi:fort* we «ict 

;*-aspons4jlv?"That is po way. to start ti.ru-w u 

' at the seashore. ; 7 / 

When a.re we going to learn 7 . •- j Time to recycle the Parking Authority 

1 

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112 E 8th Si! Oc«kan bry. U J c?:>i 

"' .OSPS No. 40.1260 ' \ 

• 7C:.«k»«rf*WO*54!""Oc^«>p 35", ','. 

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k Fii 3?rt O^15 . 

\ " RALPH J CdOP£illG»,ws'M.r ,^t 

JCMN H ANDRUS n.frC.'r- 

BTROM 7 MERCER. A*?.«.•« nation 6 Oapetol 

• ' • • . " ' • > • ' . ' " ' . ' ' ' ' ' • • ' ' ' • . ' • • ' ''•'.• '"• " ' • * . . ' . ' " ' . . . I - ' . ' - . ' . . . . . . : - 

84 

The SentinohLedger 

Friday, June 29.1990 

Article rekindles 

fond memories of 

the old boardwalk 

Editor," Sentinel-Ledger: 

In'readisg the articles about 

States and some foreign' 

countries. " 

the. Village Theatre fire, I Mr. Dave Gillian Sr., a 

would' like to share a per- friend of my Dad's, will 

sonal memory. 

also remcrnber that Dad 

My father, Leon S^ Cassi- , had a pretzel ride in Mr. 

dy, was a professional Stainton'a Playland at 6th 

musician, and his first job at Street, which burned down, 

jgc-16 in 1916 was playing and is now Roy Gillian's 

the piano at the Village Wonderland., .. 

Theatre: '.'• 

»iu5%cnt at 9:15 ajn. to fij * 1 *- . 

report that d»e nulteg o£ the That 1« rre»t i*race 

M«P«L over the bulkhead at - 

our ttreet us 

as we all know of his 

efforts in bringing this 

coyer to fruition. We once 

again must add our appreciation 

for.his efforts' and 1 

our members. Among some add our thanks to all for 

very nice comments, he their input: ' ' : 

wished us the very be^t in Now to the results of our 

.our usage of the cover. tournaments. First to the 

.Then wc had $omc v ^ Progressives, played Jutfc 

• (inc worcjs froin'joyce Hop- 18. As they finished, in the 

for tb;e ycard.that-hc gave to 

pcr> who represented the Ladfcs' Division, it was 

his community. . . 

* 

Frank then introduced oUrCovcr 

Mike Allegretto,, director of Wc - 

recreation in our groat city. added a Jew words 

.We are' also deeply 1he progress of 

indebted to , Mike for hisour 

club over the years. 

constant effort to complete Many people were 

our Cover, and we 'are sure involved in the building of 

that he knows the feoling of this cover, and-we causr 

Here's the final 

Hall of Fame ballot 

work, on the freeholder 

board- 

If enough taxpayers take 

the foregoing actions to 

help themselves, .ivc can 

expect, to earn ourselves 

some tax relief next' 

> Grove and Helen Delancy. In consolation. H-'m» 

ofGre

• -> 

Thomas Shaffer, 81 

ROGlteSTER, N.Y.,— Service for Thomai ShJiffer, $1, 

of thclAelhodist Home here were June'19. Mr. Shatter, an 

-. Ocean City resident fpr 14 years, died June 14 in Rochester. 

.'•'•' ' • • .•'-•• •: -' ': •" .-, '•• • • 

,-• purtng his 32-y 1030 AM 

.ST. PETER'S UNITED '• 

METHODIST CHLTRCH 

C:ty, NJ 

at the. Atlantic Gty Medical Center Main- 

Ian cl Division, Pomona.-•• • . • . 

Bom in Philadelphia, she .lived in the area for 70 years. 

• ' Mrt. ApeJ'wijs'a member of the J-aith.^Tabemadc , 

Church in Northfield. ' . 

Surviving are a daughter? Elizabeth A'. Sfiuof of Silver 

Spnpg, Md.;' two sons, Arnold A. ot tor) Laudcrdale, 

Fla./jrtd PredGnA R". of-Sdnruac 1-iK.c, N*V.; a brQthcr, 

John Williams of Mays Landing; six grandchildren; and 

(nrccgrcat-grandchirdreru > • : ,. ' . 

Servioei were Thursday at the Bdakt-s Funeral Home. 

Ma^'s Lancfirig. Bunol wai in LaufclT .Mcmovu! ParJt. • 

_ Pomona' * ' ' ' ''. ' . 

Cortfnbuhona may bo made'tp-the Amencan-Cancer 

Society. 101 S. Shore Rood. Northhcld. 

MaymeHerman,, 72, 

NORXH CAI't MAY.V Mayme Bl: • ' 

Mrs. Herman was a retired press operator who worked 

for 25 years at tho Kcefcrand Effcr Co., Cape May Court 

• H o u s e . . • _; ••'.• ''• . • ' • , • ; • • • • .:;.;.". ' • .• 

Surviving arc her husband. Karl G. Sr.; two sons. Karl G. 

Jr:o/Ncw Hampshire and Eugene of Newark, DeL; three 

; daughters,! PaWcla E. of North Cape May, Virginia 

Krpscvic oJTMaJucki, Hawaii, and Sandra Schwcibinz of 

Tuckahoe; 19. grandchildren;: and four great-grandchil-' 

drcri. . ', •.•"•'•• 

Shtjdol scienc#at the grad- 

;ia!c schools'of Bryn Ma.wr • 

and viL'anova. ; 

• Giiestj soloist /or the 

worship 

iC 

. (.' 

The. intcrdchbminational 

service features a children's 

sermonetfc, and nursery 

care . is provided. Surfdav 

School for all ages begins a't 

9 a.m.. 

•Bible study, with the 

book,of Romans as the cur-' 

rent topic, is 730 p.m. Tuesdays. 

^ . ..> .. 

Alberta Seto Is. music 

director and organist 

Hymn singfSaturday 

at Central Chapel 

OCEAN CITY •-* Aq oldfashfoied 

hymn sing ofi&\ to 

all-,is .scheduled-,730 p.m. 

SatunJjy/june 30 as thoifirv 

of five spooal Saturday aV 

bi'ations during the 75th 

Anniversary veer of CtnîJ 

Qaaan Gty "Union- Oupel, 

32nd StRvtand Central A 

* 

FOURTH OF JULY 

RICHARD' 

Art tr.crirlililr owttarvjk of'jiitrHxrrjf.c revdluti»3r. • 

f*i; spread '.around tho v»-orid. B^.TTJI, NiCJra'g^j 

• A.-d ^s:trr. Europe,Sic just a few of thc-pljCcs wri 

hive •«.-c during 

vice, Sunday. July 1 at the d.egr

^Mv ' 

mMr~ 

• r' m 

fi-v* 

Gene Mauch: / miss baseball a lot.'I tape a tot of bfls&-' 

. > bod games cfikl watch'them in 55-60 tnnvtes hy speeding 

up tho tape. I mis tt, especially dunrg tt)o'es and 

^wish f had some of tnctn, one those djrn,n swjnjjs I'm 

improving all four fran- 

now'.*" »' ' t ^ 

gonna r Have *" 

chises he managed. 

' vyhen-MHuch was word- 

But, surely, t the -fcrrhcr 

manager of . th* • Phillies, 

J y---'-•- v...is it 

g hook,01jr fede, or 

What? 

""There afb. threb golf Being carded . ' , - 

courses righfaround Matt Cpnstanzor. 10: pi Har1«ysvill(j. Pa .


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(EioneOng 0 l*ie«, M" por lf») 

* Ad Rurwig 5 ConsucuOvo Tkrtoa, • ' ^^ 

Too Lalo To CiacsJtf • 5O- extra . 

Ads RoqurtW Box dumber *1 OO atjda 

399-5411 

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OoMn City. N.J. Friday, Jw* 29,190Q Friday, Jun«2«. 1M0 Ocean City, NJ. TH£SENtUIEL-4JGOagtt;:: 

MOSfll/M. J008 • 

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BAY WORK. • Yaar- 

--. — -. w „ Aiitam* 1101612- On* you oc«vt want 

and Uppaf TowntWp Unc* 1O»4. »Wou- "JJJJ*»5b. 937-11S4. 

larty icriadularl mmmor apptt. its avaa- , - '— 

Services 

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• CARfrETS •"•;. 

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oonM -OorxJod • Soajrtf Proncfed 

USED TVS 

rc • STEHEO • VCR 

REPWHS- 

t704 Asbury Avopue" 

39»6669 

Carpentef/Handyman 

HorTif Rvpftfa. UamaJakr}, 

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' 398r1745 a., 

SPARKLES 

V/.rwosv 

822-4475 .',,.-,. 

MOVING 

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CaU 1-215-289-1130, 

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TAG SALE 

CALL 927-0975, 

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T-SHIRTS 1 . 

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ShB JJbrts • /^roris • Hals 

JOHN WAMtRS 

CLEANING 

398-2256 ••. 

P.AJNTING 

Interior • Kvterior 

927-3143 

Lew Sypher 

BLuitR 

390-8298 

7 'êUcrte Srki^' ioto' 

JOHNSON'S 

Marine Bectrontcs 

Sales AServKX 

aâ: c «W3'Oriic 

Rspaurt 

Rww 399-2221 , 

Commercial Maintenance Ca 

• • • • • 1 

CARPENTER WORK 

• Doors • Otx*s 

• W»xtows • A« Typos OlRcfUtrs 

CaU 391r0403 or 39(W43ff" 

7 

RUBBER STAMPS' 

Box 207 

Marmora; NJ 08223 

One Week DeBvery 

• -i « . 

JOSEPH MAZZA 

'Cteipm rofrmtoBnttand bolder 

. Tile to additions 

o«J Bama. etc I 

^nvB>Ue.Touc» 3p6vM«8. OcTr*»ida.» &«v " 

YOUR HOUSfc CAN tJ'AJVOX • artrJ. VAp0 aAL£ • SetvOey June 30. J am 

V>o«..Ma*tf»,.l>on—1. dapenrtawa, «.-. PtiraêOt. aoti and hou 

f°*?°^ ""??**"-Jr^r-f^ !UmrVj5wSSTAwnua.aC. 

waatry.. D»4weary. iftontvy^ wonL cev ~ , 

""' * BWWflE &A1X -,S««jnley, Juna 30. B 

HOMEKEPAIRS 

Capr»y-Onoai-Oicla • A**AD) 

OalUhytirne'Sâi 

arage and Yard Sêa 

• liTK 5JWXI *» ' 

2112.0AY AVT 

AVE 

WM bAY A .1 - J^;' X*. ua.-> IO 

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V^: laapand*wortalGaJ30»-7347 

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fid Marmora 0»MXO00-ai1 e _ 

HAITAM 

low* Max Walnut coax; 

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-c FOCHOCASS ftCWDOAT • Cat 

YJ» JOBl. HOC M baw oate. 

I RUNABOUT - 40 .hp 

1 aMar. lienr 1 

HOOJC CAT • W«t iralar. 

C t J 0 a C ) ) 

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f nva'UAinaM Plaakei; 

5 Oood t 

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'ikxtt Tniik-r arrt^ 

CJU Bart-Dickinson 

Marine Stoiccs Inc. 

Boot Slips- 

Opportuntties 

Par. tac C« ia»T am tor i«t r-. V< . 

OPENHOUSE 

- Saturday & Sunday* • 12-4 p.rn. 

11 tagoon Road * 

GAflH&SVAGOOW MOUC V.:TH 2 ^GATUL-'P-J 

"»vor-« .âai toon ot>-«j*iB»)-fw*J't«Jx*3 Jo •>««« ô-«D ^ Tun 

i : •- c-»- >.- 

• OP£N HOUSE ' 

- . Sunday • 12-4 p.m. 

215 BayUnit *E" Avenue 

v.'wi*i« J.'_',,•> .~. 

OPEN HOUSE 

Saturday & Sunday * 12-1 p.rrt 

2746 Bay Avenue 

;. -,£f >'•••>" .,•.."; 

OPEN HOUSE 

, Saturday & Sunday, • 12-4 p.m. 

:3 c :'."> r .- 

| 3525 Central Ave. 1 st & 2nd floor, 

J -go., ctocxi ViVl >X 

OPEN HOUSE 

Saturday & Sunday 1-4 p.m. 


arid 

- raw. dnng Oora «rj, kjfe 

b*rt. tMdrqpn or car. &a ar 

* cMfcnQ inMr ba«hro 

SINQLE FAMILY -Conor crry. Sx bdrrm.."2 biBtuuLfl.. 

OR, kit, wrap-around porch. Uslod a $125,000. 

SINQLE FAMILY BAY AREA ? odrm.. neat arid CtMA.' 

low mairtonanco, baJh has new &to and mahogany floor,.-.i| 

nsw kitchon: Andorwjp windowaAxMMm. tonoad 

yard with garden. AiWng $108,000 • 

OCEAKCflV 

AssodaleBrolder 

Wanted 

jkd« SI75P0O. 

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^^^fOf^^ P P ^ S S S ^ - ^ ' ^ ^ ••?S •• • • ^•/•'••'• •• ; --" : " 1 -*-- : >- i ^ 

B12 THESENTiNSl-USDCiGPt FW. FcW»y. Jun*»,1M0 

•roar ^ neat estate tieai estate of ia H«a< estate sale 

MVBELIEVABLEBAKGAIZV 

Wont last lohg! 1432 Asbury second floor 3/2 

furnished,-fireplace too.Onry $158,000. *0- point' 

financing available! • • ' . . - 

Call Ken Stedbeny at , v 

399^)076 

For ackttioraf details . 

BERGER REAMY 

Realtors »=» 

THE BEST REAL ESTATE ASSET 

YOV CAN HAVE AT THE SHORE: 

* OPEN HOUSE 

",'.•" r 49T6-18WeslTivenuo 

Saturday, June 30th - noori' to 4 p.m. 

SJOP IN and ospocf^lhoto boOor than mfti 'condominiums 

orVy r*o biocJa bom n Qrotf lamJy t>6ach' 

of tho many amonAn mcixio afl now^nrryl 

ArtJ.ir.cn qaporoortt wrKtow/B.. ciontr^ A>f,.'gai h** 1 *, »»» h°* 

wale* Socca^. or 

iarje -Dor^j 

C«. »-t pc/^ 

i a' a S e 

no» c:y 

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;v.^ x JTUEKT"• 

poo 

bed- 

OW, COL-. 

OKS O PtP£T AXO 

LIANCES ALL 1o« 

S2S4SCC CaS now 

EAST ATLANTIC 

BLVD. 34TH*. 

4.BATTERSEARD. CENTRALAVE. 

BRIGHT, QUIET ' 

Near Elementary School in Dennis Township 

.3 bdrm., 2 bath, cathodraf coiling, skylighr," screened 

porch, 5+ acres. Attached garage, large laundry room, 

fu&atticr • . . • • • « • . ••' • 

*118,50Q 

Call Nancy 

I •>*»•' 

AVALON REAL ESTATE AGENCY 

Realtor 

609-465-3028 • Eve. 861-2805 

POSITIVE CASH' R.6W - 

3 unit, 4 bdrm,. T4 batftt 

•och. only. tSO' Ifom 

BEACH AND BOARD- 

WALK Bpnullful viown 

from «J unrta. FWnovatod 

in tha past 2 yaart 

Raduf'od to &3BS.500 

Ownar-wl arrange 100% 

financing.:. 390-0784. 

FAML^ KEEPSAKE. 

ciout 3 bodrt»m, 2 ifcry 

homo. WaMng dstanco to 

ryoTwbon park. Mom and 

Dad can tloop tato/whie 

tuOk catch twtohoolbut 2 

doors away. Cat today 1or 

an onjoyablo rhoixing 1 

Lowoi/t pfico singM in 

Or^pan Oty HomoA O*vo4opmoht 

- 5155.000. CaJI 

600 a!f> oarti iffcx*-. 

r*o Uoocij.' tp' 

ear; 

'JJUftOO 604 

ager ES *f& INC;ca 

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r.-ri : .»»•.•.;:.,•• 

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11 A » ; i A •. :i ii A i j paM C«M a>a> > 

, OPEN HOUSE 

"•'"•'"] Con(fominium ori(He Water 

• Saturday & Sunday , 

• June 30th & July lst.1-5 p.m. 

-- Oceair Reef on the Bay 

112 Wahoa Drive, BIdg. 29 

Oo»arvRoa» • 3 bdhn., 2 baft, vicap-orwnd (fecks, spocfaouto 

vtovw, 2 pod». tonrte oourk, dufanouso. doop water boat dock 

avatabo,i3«.000 

•AST r-ttCaUiJCXS C«*O4 BAY-FRQKT LOT at'aW* 1\ t» Ga^Jana 

txtjdaa taraa (vokKSna-boMHap r< prwaia teat baaJn Ld »tea 4J11X? 

BkA} ^QK O«a iaor ha* 4 bamoraa. 2 oafta. Mng 

roans dnr>g «m k**an 3 Wy aa*» and 2 car garapa Fateaots 

«%a«. Hadjoad 10 I64O QCC t^narw! 

OCEAN VIEWS kon r« brar«3 nw» Uf*n** ** ^• fl f'°y*? J »i 

U4na »ocin« vtaaaoa. olnno oq» WkfMR. daa. 3 "**"""*_*'g 

be** fatxa ia«rs ana * daoo. 9Mp* » tw baa* lor «*/ 

tee 

Call 302-762-4098 

609-3994302 

NT mn, 2 «r«n tuocu » 

O^KS>. GuMd* MM and hofcoU tntow 

•r. «U1JO3 No *3638-©0-526-5099 . 

tAPTAWS QUARTERS 

,.\ SAVE$1,O0tTS 

Sêrtdhg new Cori{to - 

mncmi ¥wtn a extras. 2 

bodroems. 2 tui ante. 

Wush funoondinQS. Only 7,jjnus 

left. BattaT wants to 

£*« you $1,000 to srfcxX 

Leaso pu>di3s«*' -abo 

avaisabte. Phces'statntf 2 

$189^1 •..- .-,..-. 

REOOGED RkAWCE RATE ' 

Parade of Homes 

927- 

WD/HOUSf 

OceenOty 

COME. SJS THE PERFECT' 

aftara«,yaareLni r* a t»li«anc'oô»> a 

0a*xc«, 3 vf barn «-«j j i? 

asra CJrjw in and a«t Fj»»\e»y 

Uoc thelfrdy You've Always Wonted jof 

%ess them you ever Drecatved^Possible 

2906 10 Osrtraf* A briod nowr JJCJQ t^ «ii wth two 

qf K-ng^ UOQUCQ r>JS AC dcc*s (>3ioro. 

saana>!rornffiob&aî . \ 

Cat} Ken S«fi»rry at 

3»O076 • 

BEROER REALTY 

.^ Realtor* >. 

WAV/ A^f I/. # \ /.I/7 I.S.V/ 7 

r.l.V I/I If. If #71E SHORE: 

lit bxx.Gortdo tuk/j'r kjrrmti--oi 1 a 'UBC>T to "^lui «•» 

f aoO>oad c 31 JO. C«X 

tHJOY Uf«Oit9TRUCTEO.aAY VILWSirjc- 

>r ifXtart acroaa ftxrv XartMr KOJUO f ,H rK 

âa 4 ha«kad -rua oil «t ^*-V*> 

1», AM> OCCAM 

1»tfi STREET- LAGOON • aaconrj ftoor 

dufian, 3 Mrm., 2 bath. . s 

0454. 

.COZY COTTAGE -' Oay araa.^ 

or unfurntoriad. oa< h«ai. paitaci ky ona 

«tA Av«ll. miMd Long iMton Call 

JSO-Q1OV , 

FIHflT STREET NEAH OCACM "3 UJrm. 

«va«aU« KUlu of July 7in. J1H. » Wi 

and Auguil 4(i. W00-3»«V5 3»«V5oTI. 

Moa. t ar 4 b*m. 

r/ iwv» •#-., 

COMOOO I t«»ll*Mlao]m. 

Auang f.e 

»»•> m: aaiunâra* AC£ «(vaâ B-K car>^r. ' c»>ral Ba» taaBW Ak, 

BU* was C«J w; 

Rooms 

T¥ wa» JMI'UPI MM & 

t : 

Ca« 

UU**C.-.r :.'•>« (OnNEMT -MB 

Xatw^ >ii>i.i» o«r«» ca^ Mr a»««. 

r->» . r ar>«w;i 

r«i'Huc i#««jt >niM»» • 

• - 

M*

OrFKtSAETM. BPACC AVA&A8CE • 

A«n«. 800 ai* R. Mofi vWbUMV. Cornar 

. ofVJtiaodG»r«ral.(ia«oriicp«i RandpRalty. 

&3tfi and Can Irak 3B#-nia 

Commercial Land 

Available 

Drive-tn Business Zone 

120 x 115. Flexible'terms. 

.. $275,000 

Neighborhood Business 

Zone 110x115, just 

-. reduced. Excellent j 

comer location. 

$275.000- 

Shore Realty, 

Realtor 

399-1900.. . 

FOR SALE 

ao'-r-xjr&k acmer ict 

tree: or •x^ end f*yi 

ary tuvvu -Owior >KI 

* Call 6 

or ttrnm 27 Murta Avo DC »« 

mssa^ 

IcNotlc* 

NOTRE OP HEARING 

TO PftOPERTY OWNERS 

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: 

A» praparly oamara w*Nrt SOQ toat »«lrMJatySO0 

m ft.. 473 Atbuty A»*. Q.C. ExcatarU 

loam. Cad batman 10 ifflloS pm. 

Won : M m« ragotMlona of 

na Bpan) o4 tha Cly y at Saa 

laic c cry 

Nti> J Jaraay. ,N«ie» Nie I* I 

hharatiy y aantad n»r\yo«j to tfva *(lac> 

Fr1.1213»2aoa& 

tlwt (I) (I) (M) ( Joaaf* Ffada do Iw aby 

ptopoa* to Apply lor pritwuuuy 

approval ol major - wubOMHtm (4 

Lots 

to«>and vwianoa rallat Irom Cut-daaac 

and pttyalcal Mroai lrof««o« 

raqutramatm 04 appMcafete otxUnmnom 

OCIANC1TY *ru»bo*U/X)lot. ICilli aa notatrin application and plans' by 

loc prrvala boma WftitaQ (Munca B JonnCatM 

co0 bay Cai 

nvx?s2 

UPf'tn TOWNSHIP • Om 3 acraa oomrr Wood. . ., >' 

Blues get business; anglers, awards 

OCEAN CITY — -6ob 

Johnson's . 16-pouhd 

9-ounco blue was'the top-prize 

(isfr dnd the craft hV 

was on, the Patron, took top 

boat-pri2o in the Yacht 

Club's fifth annual 

"Bluofish for.busincss." 

tournament. ••• , " * .. . 

' The annual cvcht _—• in 

which eijtranU Invit'c their 

customeps, vendors and 

employees to a day of fwhingr— 

ha> grown to such ap 

' UA'cnt' that"titi3 years taor= - 

nament required rhrcc 

contents, on fndays. June 8; 

15and;22. . 

rAivards were presented 

^during a repeptipn each. Fri- 

day evening at the Yacht 

Qub, the major award, the 

Wood-Posse trophy, going 

this year to the Benncr 

brothers. ' 

Jwnat 

ItoavVotI in&a l.'ih — 11V, lbs. by 

0o6 WhiM abotix] JadueLynr. 

J. fMavwit 3 tin — 32 Bi' 11 aj 

about MoA* Vf.. - 

• 2. hoav«4i 3 fitft'— 3? ita 0 Dlaboard 

Jaduo I ynn 

— 16 ;&». to) 

bj Dott Jofvu/yi liboa/d .Pttqn. :._. __. 

T- f,o ^-w.^ 

6ttlSt& (OllcM H) tapMion SMton) 

GOOD/TEAR 

imitng 

MCTI a* ,»».« *^« in < *>t»% ^n 

;;: 1 

3910731 

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# 

FREEESTWATES- 

39M66Tor 965-7297 

ASKfoRJiM 

CARESS 

• Auta, Delailog' •. 

• WaXtng • fntferickf Cleaning 

LOV/PRICES! 

NO APPOINTMENT 

NECESSARY 

CAkL FOR APPT. : 

Baven Ave., 6cean Ctty 

>-f 

low 

4TH STREET SERVICE CE!ps$ 

TOWING ANP AUTO 

-• DETAILING. ^ 

NJ INSPBCT1W STAtiON 

WE HAVE KEROSENE 

SUMMER SP6OAL- 

VURCONOCnOMWG SSMCE 

• - • • • ' ' • ' ' x , . ' 

R x Lincoln Mercury's 

COMPLETE 

OIL CHANGE 

SERVICE! 

12 POINT SERVICE 

• O-.l Cringe v,ith the Motorcraft Oil 

Designed for your vehicle's eng;no' 

•• Wotorcraft Long Life Oil Filter 

• Complete Chassis Lubocabon as 

specified by Owner's Glide 

• Inspect Air Fitter 

• Check Power Steering Fturd 

•Check Transmission Fluid 

ALL UAKES and MODELS 

Far Service CÎ3»6664 •• 

EVERY DAY LOW PRICES! 

Sunshade 

WJiile Supplies Last 

• Check Brake Flu:d 

• ChecK VVindsruek3 Washer Fi 

• Check Wir»dshtekj Wipers for wear 

• Check Air Pressure t.n Tires 

• Visual Inspection of Battery 

• Visual inspection of Chassis. 

Suspension. Exhaust and Engine 

Conpartment 

. * * - - • * 

Monday to FfWay 9^0 Aii. - &00 Pit a Siiturriay 9K)0 Ail - 

Î:

I 

i 

Garden State Games 

Uy TOM WILLIAMS - o f South "jersey's premier Farinelli of Holy Spirit, who 

SontmolLodgorSpons guards next season. ^' will be starting-for the 

- '« • J.' .« •' r r fourth straight year next 

- Ocean City resident Chris • *>yd. the son. of former - ^ ^ *» : 

Carideo and Mainland ° ccan Clty;coac_h.Jack • -The others include John-.' 

Sou(hwest II boys baskct- 

The Southwest II team. 

aviched by 1 former Main- 

. land tO-ich Sim Botta, will 

pljy the Southwest.!'club, 

au

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