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Serendipity Sunday comes to Margate Methodist A12 Tte-SBfTWiEL-lSOGER OwtOV, HJ. U.1W1 MARGATE — Absecao shared aspect, which is quOi- The reason s the same —v baas music that turns off Island has two churches ty. We tew attended and s^witual feflowdup and cul- The Jefferson Trio quaEty. many amflenoeg, but a good named Trmily United Metb- reported an the Jeaey Store ture hue tannin and His werift aerooe fea- |IH H • maiMJe at WiniiBff out If, f . f odist and m share the varfted over that tured the Jeflason Trio, cm- rnfrequentty heard music mam pastor. Hi » ^Chaty" now at the Tnnity UWted Wflstn and he has instituted obstacle & their wtxV tf ffcfena Bew This year Wilson has no, Karen Tagney on vio- ordedbymewwVfsgrartest a muacal vesper service at nor. derided to experimatf with a was well received and Leo LaBnequt on players but has been both dmrrfies, which is being This series has fcumd fanr dasakal famat at his church Their program of Kght mgipfieU in public pafor- disODVSsd by an increasing number o( South Jersey wor- with a growing firet-Sunday in Margate en the second wire when the jazz services dajHs of short duration was manoe because it fa ansld- Sunday of each month. started, but we ant sure that a good choice ftr the service. ered uBMfbMoted. Thta thipes and muse IOVKS. finest p2z groups in the area Attendance figures have they will become a Theee was none of the Both savMe hav* note h fad at these ser- ben modest so far, as they drawing attractkn as wtfl. overiy esoteric or overamhi- 1MB and audiences tad to be nypsmiiisl of pssftMmances. The Jefiason Trio vaulted Masterworks performs Bach, Vivaldi Sunday work was wefl received. The OCTAN OTY — The The all-volunteer Am locally far her longtime thtTep, member of the Choral Arts work iMs the J. £. 105-voice Masterworks and the orchestra will be association as a sokast with Society of Philadelphia, 5! « M|p9r ms Choir and the Philadelphia tmdv the direction of John tht Ocean City Pops The soprano is a graduate where she Js currently on was played without accom- Concerto Soloists will Gregory Bat*. Featured Orchestra and St Peter's of West Virginia University, staff, and Chotale Delapaniment Tagney played ft present Johann Sefaastlan soloists will be soprano United Methodist Church. the University el Michigan ware, Omt state's only pro- wim authority and warm Bach's Magnificat and Anto- Nancy Fox McNamee, She is also artist-in-resi- and the Mozarteum Acadfessional chorus. taae. nio Vivaldi's Gtorti m con- mezzo-soprano Jacqueline denoe at Atlantic CtMnmuemy in Salzburg, Austria- Also a soloist it St, Ttm h&mam from Caoalecert 7s30 pas. Sunday, Nov. Taylor, tews Frank Kuans hity College and tours the Taylor studied vote and Peter's, Taylor is a member rtm RuslictHM it so well 17 at St Pete's IMtrf and baritone Tim Badgfey. country with bee separate keyboard at Trenton State of the American Guild of known that most people can MiAodlst GJuadi, 8th ind productions, tnrfiutlng the College, where she earned Organists and was formerly hum it on the way into a CmfinL McNamee is well-known Cole Parter revue. You're her degree in 19B4. She is a organist and choir director concert This did nor prevail far Bret United and Victo- oeffist leo LaErcque from ria Methodist churches in giving it a pleasant reading arts & entertainment briefs WesMlie, of the old war horse, aocom- Knauss, a graduate of the paniedbyBewatthepiana EMILY D4CKWSONB SJRrs birthday, all pur- present an evening concert meals and admission to the School of Music at Another femfliar piece was SUBJECT OF RLM chases of her paintings will of chamber music with The ;, is S225 double; S265 Westchester University, is fte Sdntert Moment Musi- COUW HOUSE — Julie be a tax deductible dona- Baldilli Duo 8 pjn. Sunday, For reservations call, tenor soloist at Sfc Peter's. ctk played by the entire trio. Hams portrays poet Emily tion to the theatre- Nov. 17 in A-Wmg Lertnfl! Before coming to Ocean Ato a series of readings by Dickinson in the one* Paintings are on onibit at Hall. Stockton State College Gty, he was tenor soloist Pastor Wilaon and the offer- women show The Befle of the theatre through Nor, hen. for Choral Delaware and ing, the trio was heard in the SHURACHESKASSKY Amherst 7 pjn. Monday, 17. for Christ Church, both to BeahovenTHo Opus I No. I, Biota Balddli, flute, and WILL PERFORM NOT. 23 Nov. 18 at the PubUc Meet- Wilmington. the Fmtte fimmm and the Leonora Ratf
B2 THESENTWiEL-LEDGEH OMtnCHy, NJ. thawtay, NswaM14,ini The Oakland fire & a look back at Hugo: Things to think about FRANK COOK they should have put in a ing for them, I feel sorry for be a serious shortage of left for yens. The kids wiU ing process." will pay replacement costs. repair and rebuild. And •S3 safe pkci,* ays Carnal them," she said. \ contractors, Allied laborers get into them, imts wUL" Inevitably, the sadden not just the value of the even property owners in Long after the Uaad are Bunch, Bunch and othm who . and materials. And prices Although city, sate and aage in construction will sttucture. their 60s and 70s will be buned and the injured 1 didn't have any pk- have either lived through, ••will latp for what little is federal authorities will mean more pressure on the Bunch points out, howev- allowed to qualify for recover, the diwlaad resihaiK at my husband. I or been associated with, avaUable, pledge thdr commitment to aty to do things like replace er, that fite poor and elderly yearjoans. dents of Oakland, CaUf, will didn't have any pictures of disastei Mcfc off a Ust of "We estimate the normal reeov«y, peUHal turmoil In addition to those prob- bo living a mghtmaie that my duldrfei. But the older probtafts B>«t Oakland resi- replacement cost [of homesl is almost guaranteed. lems and others, OiCane wfll nuke life difficult far people were the ones hurt dents will have to sur- at $100 pa square foot," Lloyd Bookout, a yean to come. "There's going to be notes that the WUs and can- ttie most Lifekmg coUec- mount says Jory DTCane, etecu- researcher with the Urban yens of Oakiand Mils have The lessons they art Uons were gone. Important For instance, ate Hugo, tive vice president of the Land Institute in Washing- a lot to consider in one additional problem that learning now an am any- papCB warn gone. Thinp the equivalent of 15 years California Insurance Agenb ton, D.C, mys dty building may mean residents have one who owns real estate that have been held dear worth of trash had to be Association across the baycodes almcfet certainly will the rebuilding process" yet to see an end to the should take to heart. from generdtiQn to genera- hauled out of the devas- in 5m FTandsco, be reviewed and reconsid- destruction. Recovering from a disastion were gone," tated Charleston, S,C, "But because thae wUl ered in Ught of the desttue- . — Urban Land Institute researcher *A tot of that area ter Is nether quids nor Bunch is pot a resident of region — carted to landfill be such a demand for pee-, tion. Citizens will complain devoid of any vegetati easy. There Is a lot more Oakland. As a cutter of dumps that already had pie and materials, we the city should have done involved than just getting fact, you can't get much far- limited Ufa expectancies. «pect that cost will be bid more to prevait the catas- damaged roads and utili- are the ones most likely to now," he says, "One of the the Snsiianee ehedt and the- away in the Untied Environmentally sensi- up to S140 or $160 per trophe,ties, hire more building be caught In the underin* problems of a fire tWs hot is rdjuflding the house. StatMthansheis. tive California already has square foot by At time inspectors and add staff to sured 5 percent. Many of mat the ground gets sealed There are continuing nui- Bundi is mayor of Isle of severe landfill restrictions we're done. •Before Ihe city allows handle the number of build- their homes, she says, prob- about 5 or 6 inches under sances, obstacles and irrita- PahM, 3.C, a small beach that debris from Oakland "We're telling policy- reconstruction to begin, it's ing permits- ably have been paid off for the surface, so water tions. There will be pains in community of 3,000 that wUl vey likely sbetch. holders to make long-term probably going to look at its Even as those needs years, Vcg lac* or a mort- doesn't soak into the be neck and pains of the was flattened by Hurricane Uvmg arrangements some- building codes — maybe increase, however, the city's gage and bank pressure to ground, heart. Hugo just two years ago. Along with so much devwhere else. At least a year, say there should be no ability to pay for them will keep Insurance coverage up Those hills have to be Teople foijet the ralue And die knows e«cUy astation and so much and maybe two years." wooden roofs or no weed diminish as it is forced to to date, many of those poli- reseeded before the winter of the dungs they have what's in Oakland's future. enthusiasm to rebuild and Con artists, however, will on any exteriors. It might wipe some 3,000 homes off cies have likely lagged rains come. We could around than — the thinp It's going to be madden- get on with Ufe, time wiU be in great supply, require fire breaks next to the property tax rolls. behind. looking at serious mm "People will descend on grasslands. It might require OTCane says preliminary On the up side, however, slides." those neighborhoods, say- specific landscaping in «s- information indicates 95 she says the Small Business Frank Cask it • member of the Rait Erne Iduomi Auadtfon and Ihe Officials update Board of Realtors mg they do sheet reek or dential zones to retard fire, percent of the Oakland Administration would be National AuodaSon e! Hsal Eslmo roofing or other kinds of "Thotfs going to be a lot homes destroyed were making 4 percent loans to EAsra. He write, hi* ml .sale col- repair work. ThevTl ask for to consider in the rebuild* insured under policies that homeowners to help them umn tan Wathngton, D.C, on beach replenishment program a downpayment, then you'll never see them WAVES, CURRENTS OCEAN OTY — Guest Department of Environ- Timothy J, Richards, has again," says Bunch, speakers tan two govmimental Protection and been chosen as the Realtor "People need to cheds out (continued from BD ment agencies spoke at a Energy at Tom's River, of the Year by the New Jer- every contractor, especially the ocean bottom. Calif., tells National Geo- shown that they get real big shore. These currents some* general membership meet- spoke to 63 members and sey Association of Realtors. the ones from out of town, The visible beach constigraphic, "Somehow mey in storms, causing a lot of times become unstable ana ing of the Board of Realtors guests on the project He is scheduled to receive a with the city building tutes only a fraction of the extract energy from them. - water motion and erosion, " oscillate like snakes or here on an upcoming beach Also at the meeting, plaque at the group's inspector's office." aea vely changmg nMrshore twisting rivers. replenishment project, Donald Swan of Ocean Gry December convention at the Nat an residents who zone, which near Duck On a calm day, fauxmgravscheduled to begin in Janu- was installed as designated Trump Taj MahaL are rebuilding expect die extends seaward about >V waves are scarce. Barely ary in this resort. Realtor, Ocean Reef/French Phyllis Delisle, executive devastation to be deared 3,300 feet to a depth of peweptible to the naked Georp F, Steinrock, life Realty. Michelle Long was seerettry, was Intaeduetd. away from their neighbor's about 26 feet, eye, they may occur a few evde manager wltt the VS. installed at a realtor with She will replace the retiring property prompfly. MeasuremenB made by minutes apart, ftelr small Army Carps of Engineers Zachariae Realty. executive officer Dorothy S, "Some property owners the crab and other instru- crests separated by a mile out of Philadelphia, and Dolly Burst president- White, who presented to will get into disagreements menu have shown that Bernard J. Moore, an elect, announced that the the board a framed picture with their insurance compa- large sandbars on wander administrator with the state board's cuneuf president. of the 1920 Ocean City Seal nies," says Bunch. "Some of seaward as much as 100 feet Estate Board. those cases are going to end a day during storms. A total of $90 was raised up in litigation, so what's Wild and windy condi- This Newspaper Uses Recycled Newspmt | through donations to the left of the house is just tions also mouse the num- board's scholarship fund. going to be boarded up and ber of potentially destructive infragravity waves, little understood Arts, Crafts, and Florals until recently. QUALITY AND VALUE EVERYDAY "They form and get their energy from the normal Blue tUdge Mountain AFGHANS ~ Entire Selection iOOft Cotton, Full Size 50*ji7Oi AsmudStyla 1 saysGuza. High-water marks tell They can strike wim tre- beachgoers where such mendbus force, says Joan waves have come ashore. Oltman-Shay, a Seattle "Or if you're standing high based scientist who and dry m the sand and all studied mem at Duck. has Since 1962 the Arrny Corps of Engineers has repleriished mare than 400 miles of beaches with 1.7 billion cubic yards of sand at a cost of about $8 billion waves and sea swells that you iee," Robert T. Cuza, an oceanographer at Scripps Institution of eel Wood Oceanography in La /oik. eO-jtlJ Yards 50 Piece Value Pat Jumbo Paper Twist Mini Glue Sticks^ $2" 77* 16 ounce Sti%, Electric or Battery y Wndsor Newton "~ Starter Painting Set Waler, Acrylic, or Oil ilue S40.9S Music Button MJue 11.99 met $1,27 r Mini Glue U 25 Yards, 6 with Trigger Tulle Netting $2.77; Print name ^ j4 oz. 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Regular waves ride Other large waves hitting tail, and then four minutes them ha shore, like surfers, the surf zone at an angle later be knocked down- "CfcUy recaitly have we generate currents along the stteam witti a 5-feefc-per- • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • H H I second current," she says. "It's a horizontal motion, ; TAXI'A>KKS IN THE l'ROlt)Sh;i) II1S1ORIC DISTRICT horiiontal swirls that are , The city assumss you are in favor of aMANDATED historic district propagating along the j unless you till them AjjO/ — shore. If you're standing in one place, you'll pick up the To the City Clerk of Ocean City, NJ: crest of a swirl, the forward^ motion of a swirl as it I am against the historic district and ordinance governing il. moves past you, and the next one's backward motion. Ifg.a tremendously strong signal of velodry," Signature Wly video images from a 119-foot observation tower show that the pattern Address of breaking waves in the turbulent nearshore «orie. Block SL lot (if known): block lot dianges every year, w Send to C. Schaffer PO box 1068 Ocean City, NJ 08226 The images, combined with dab from the crab, are It will be forwarded after a copy is made for our count. giving scientists the first It's your property - save U, before U's too late. Mail this today. detailed look at roaming The Barrington sandbars and other changes gto Dollhouse Kit S in the ocean bottom. 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