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Bg THMSeNWigL^MDaa OeMnCliy, N.j. Thuwdiy. Nawffltwf 81,1891 OC's VETERANS MY Reflections go beyond Desert Storm OCIAN CITY — High winds and rain forced the dry's Veterans Day eelebni- Hon inside Nov. 11 and may have contributed to a smaller than average CTDWd. "We dedded to relocate for those of you who may have forgotten what bench warfare is like," com- "We decided to relocate [inside] for those of you who may have forgotten what trench warfare is lita" OCEAN CITY BAPTIST CHURCH IOTHiWBSIiY 399-2201 Sunday, Nov. 24th 10:45 AM Morning Service Sunday School.... 9:30 am. Sunday Worship Service 10:45 ia. Evening Service,. 7-00 pffl. Wed. me. Service itQQpia. [ Awana Program Friday 6:18 PM ] —Nmruty araUabltfor all terrkts Morning Service "Safe and Secure" Dr. Ronald Manidocrfcr Evening Service "Thanksgiving Is Thanksliving " Dr. Ronald Mansdoerftr taming For Tha Fundamnt* OfihaFrift — United Veterans Council commander it ST. PETER'S UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 8th and Centtil Avenue, Ocean City, NJf SUNDAY NOV. 24TH 8:15 AM. Communion In Bltyler Ch«p«l 9AMChurdi^hool 10 A.M. CoHee Fellowship 1030 AM Morning Worship Nursery Provided "Expressions Of Thanksgiving" The Rev, Colin M. Gorman preaching MUSIC; "Biess This House" byMayH.Bmh» Solo by Tim Badgiey "Sing The Lord Ye Voicei Alt' by Franz Joseph Haydn M.Russell Shivers, Pastor Danyl D, Duer, Atwdita Pasior Wlllam R. McClelland, Mnistar of Visltaiton John Gregory Bale, Director of Muslc/Organlit Nancy Fox McNanwe Soprano Tim Badgiey. B^tooe souoiSTsr Prayer phOfi«:39»3318 .taoqurtrn T«ytoc, Mf^MOprano fnrtltdmm.Ttnm Alfred Bayard, 93 OCEAN CJTY -_ Alfred P. Bayard, 93, of this resort died Nov. 13 at Ocean Point Health Care Center, Somers Point. Surviving are a daughter, Mary Jane Keogan «nd a son, Alfred P. Bayard Jr.- four grandchildren and three great grandchildren. He was a member of St. Peter's United Methodist Church and the Ocean City Card Club, Arrangements are by the Godfrey Funeral Home of Ocean City. Donations in his name may be made to Holy Redeemer Visiting Nurses, 1801 Route 9 North, Swainton, 08210. William Moore Jr., 69 CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Welcomes you to itudy the weekly lesson* "SOUL AND BODT' The light of tht body u the eye: if thtrtfin thine eye be single, thy whole body shall be full of tight. - Matthew 6:22 Tie weekly b m n M it compri»d of tckdiooi from At Hat loa Tenioo ofThe BiHe ind (tool comn»odin| dt^oni Aon S^CT AND OTALTO WTO! KY TO^BraffTUMS If Muy y Biker er Eddy. y Th The fpifiMd ifiMd mihtot miht be weekly tenon tarn breoihi rtienenitk, «d t^pen le tmim fer mm eae hatdm) ymn. JOIN US! SUNDAY SERVICE IQffl AM. SUNDAY SCHOOL 10:30 AM. WEDNESDAY 7:30 PM. (Testimonial Meeting) READING ROOM llffl AM.-2PM. (Monday-Saturday) The Herald of Christian Science" . First Qmch of Christ, Scientist 8th & Asbury Avenue Ocean City 399-0038 Ann "Nina" Feeney, 60 SIA ISLE CITY — Ann M. "Nina" Feeney, 60, of ihli resort died Nov. 13 at Shore Memorial Hospital, S Point. . Bom in Jersey City, Mrs. Feeney lived in Sea Isle City for 44 years. She had been a Democratic committeewoinan in tht 1980s, She was co-founder of the Helping Hand Program, dnlian coordinator of the Child Safety Program and a member of the Cape may Coundl on Alcoholism, the Substance Abuse Program of the Cape May county Health Department and the CoaUfJoaAgainst Rape and Abuse, She was a member of the PTA in public schools and St. Joseph's Parochial School, an instructor of catechism fot St, Joseph's Roman Catholie Church and a member of th Altar'and Rosary Society of the former Mercy Hospital. our national conscious- sal Catholic Church gave ness," Griffin said. the invocation and dosing mented Robert Becotte, He ilso said Americans benediction, commando' of the United must be grateful to veterans "When we reflect on tho Veterans Coundl, in his for tho end of tht cold war, Robe welcoming remarks. which he said was won « BflCOttf, com- OCEAN CITY -* William J. Moore Jr., 69, of this resort About SO people, many of ing an dledsuddenlyNov. 12.thisresidence. without a shot being fired. In 1985, she was named Cape May County citizen of the whom were veterans, gath- the prie« of freedom," Sharera Council of Ocean Bom in Phtfadelphia, Mr, Moore was former resident of Year. She was honored with a prodamaUon for her work And, he continued, it is ered in the Sports k Civic key said. City, at the Oc«an Ciflt_V¥iStChester,JPa.^Bnd^rexel Hill, Pa., before moving to by President Reagan and Governor Kean and honored by center on 6th Street for atime to honor the often Veterans Day ceremony Ocean City 13 years ago, — Bill Barlow the Police Benevolent Associauon Local 1959 for her work short ceremony honoring neglected veterans of the He was a 1940 graduate of Upper Darby High School on the child safety program. America's veterans. unpopular war in Vleteam, and served with the U.S. Marines In the South Pidfic dur- Surviving are her husband, William J. Sr.; three daughing World War D, The celebration centered "It 1» time to separate the ters, Maryann Feeney of Somers Point, Eleanor Paulino of Mr, Moore was employed In marketing and sales by the en fte victory In the Persian Sea Isle City and Margaret Feeney of WUttier, Calif,; two controversy of conflict from Sea Isle honors Atlantic Refining Co., where he retired as manager of the Gulf War against Iraq, but sons, William J. Jr. and John, both of Sea Isle City; an the contributions of those Eastern region In 1977. In 1981 he began working at Stain- tiiere were veterans present three grandduldren, who saved with honor," ton's Deparanent Store in Ocean dry, where he worked from every conflict back to Mass of Christian Burial was Monday at St. Joseph's Griffin said. veterans until die tame of his death. World War I. Roman Catholic Church, Sea Isle City. Burial was in St, Although an honor guard Kowallo, representing the He was a member of St. Pater's United Methodist Elizabeth's Cemetery, Goshen. Col. •nmmas B. Griffin, from the 177th Fighter SEA JSL! CITY — It wai VFW Post 1963 Women'* Church and the Ocean City Rescue Squad, both in Ocean Arrangements were by the Krause and Logan Funeral commander of the 177th Interceptor Group was a chilly, imtay day, wiA a Auxiliary, and Bob Bmberg- City. Home, Inc., of Sea Isle City. Fighter Interceptor Group, scheduled to fire a salute, brisk wind whipping the er, post chaplain. Surviving are two daughters, Linda Schaller of East Contributions may be made to the Sea Me City Ambu- •aid the victory in the Per- that was given up In defer- American flag cairied by Throe members of theStreudsburg, Pa., and Diane Chuba of Bridgeport, Conn.lancesian Gulf should not over- ence to ear drums" In the Dan Ford as veterans and Cape May County Militia in two brothen, John Moore of Ocean City and Robert shadow the contributions of dosed gymnasium, Becotte residents gathered at theWorld War I and Vietaam Moore of Pennsylvania; and two grandchildren. put veterans. said. veterans memorial Nov. 11 War uniforms, Ralph Rlgg, Services were Saturday at the Frank C Videon Funeral "When we reflect on Dennis Siteman of Ocean to pay ttbute to tiiose whoTom Rock, and Mike Cook, Home, Broomall, Pa. Interment was in Arlington Ceme- Desert Storm, we should City High School played served their country. fired a salute. tery, Drexel HUL remember we won more Taps. Commander Nick The men, who are police Memorial gifts may be made to the Ocean City Rescue than the war, we wot back Msgr. Thongs H, Sharkey Cooney of the Veterans of officers, participate in vari- Squad, 1501 West Ave., Ocean City 08226. of Our Lady of Good Coun- Foreign Wars (VFW) Post ous memorial services. 1963 led a contingent of The militia has uniforms Bishop's silver members and the women's representing every war Samuel Lanzalotti, 77 auxiliary from the VFWfrom the Revolutionary headquarters on Kennedy War to Desert Storm, OCEAN OTY — Samuel Lanzalotti, 77 of tills resort anniversary marked Boulevard and Cini Street according to Rock. died at home. to the veterans memorial Mr. Lanzalotti owned and operated tile Perm Jersey The Sea Me dry Veterans CAMDEN — On Sunday, The event will be marked fountain at Kennedy Boule- Auto Part Store in WUUamstown for 30 years. Memorial, which was dedi- Dec 8 the Diocese of Cam- with a special liturgy to be vard and Landis Avenue. He was a member of the Knights of Columbus, Mater cated three yean ago, was den will celebrate the 25th held at 3 pm. at the Cathe- Waiting for them at the Chrfsti Council 3352, WilUamstown, a fourth degree funded by contributions of anniversary of the Episcodral of the Immaculate Con- site were a few residents, member of the Archbishop CJ. Damlano Assembly of tiie more man $30,000 made by pal Ordination of the Most ception, Broadway and including Genie Beatty, Knights of Columbus,, and a farmer member of the Wilresidents, friends, and the Reverend James L. Senad, Market Street, Camden, A whose deceased husband, Uamstown Kiwanls Club. VFW Post 1963. the first and only auxiliary gala testimonial dinner will William, was a veteran of He was also a member of the AARP of Ocean City, and The memorial fountain bishop in the history of diebe held at the Hyatt Hotel, the Korean War. the Good Counsel Friendship Club of Ocean City. has red, white, and blue diocese. Bishop Schad has Cherry HiU, following the With her were her daugh- Born in WUUamstewn, he was a lifelong resident mere lights that reflect on die faithfully served the liturgy, Nearly 1000 perter, Jards, a granddaughter, before moving to Ocean City four years ago. water. There are four cut- Church of Camden sons will attend this spe- Amanda 3, and Janice Beat- Surviving are Us wife, Adeline; one son, James S. of Wilout stars representing throughout his 25 years as a cial-invitation event, call ty's friend Karen Fiizliamstewn; one brother, Charles of Wildwood Crest; and World War I, World Warff, bishop and near 50 I years year as 756-7926. patrick with her son, one granddaughter. Korean War, and the Viet- a priest Steven, 4, nam War. Mass of Christian Burial was Monday at St, Mary's Three generations of the The VFW Post Is cur- Church, Wimamstown, Beatty family were there, rently sponsoring a letter Burial was in St. Mary's Cemetery, Arrangements were SPINNING WHEEL despite the cold and diecampaign to raise funds for by the BeU-Hennessy Funeral Home, WUliamstown. rain, to remember. its many community activi- The gloom of the weather FLOWER SHOP ties, according to Cooney. added to the sadness of the "Not many people are David Garrod, 57 Ocean City's Family Florist day but failed to dampen aware of the many projects MARKVIDETTO the spirits of those how LMVOOD — David B. Garrod, 57, formerly of Ventnor, sponsored by tht post," died Nov. 18 in the Unwood Convalescent Center here 358 Asbury Av§, came to pay their respects. said Cooney. after a brief illness. Ocean City, NJ Commander Cooney These include scholar- 398.1167 asked those present to have He was an officer with the U.S. Merchant Marines for 38 ships, Christmas food pack- years. 3836"WestAve. a moment of silence for ages for needy families, Ocean City, Nj three members, Matthew Bom in Stolen bland, N.Y., Mr. Garrod had been a Vent- Christmas party for 200 2 Places To Sen/0 You nor resident since 1949. He most recently lived in Boynton lannone, Nick Charles, and 396-1333 children, Honor Guard for Beach, Fla. BUI Schwobel, who died various parades and serviethis past year. Surviving are Ms wife, Arlene; two daughters, Susan The brief ceremony es, medical supplies for th« BUtegfeln of Ventnor and Jeanne Civens ofSamers Pointincluded a message from needy, and donations to one brother, Robert M. of Atlantic City; one sister, Patricia first Presbyterian Church Mayor Michael McHale, a various community events, MeKee of Yardley, Pa,; and three grandchildren. Presbyterian Church (USA) veteran, and the presenta- he said. Mass of Christian Burial Is 10 u (today) at St. James 7th & Wesley Avenue, Ocean City tion of wreaths by Joan Church in Ventnor, where rrlsnds may call from 9 a.m. John 5, Sheldon, Pastor Burial m Laurel Memorial Park, Pomona, will follow. SUNDAY, NOV. 24th Arrangements are by the George H. Wimberg Funeral UNION CHAPEL BY THE SEA Home of Ventnor and Linwood. 9:30 A.M Sunday School BSth Street and Asbury Avenue Contributions may be made to me Atlantic City Medical 11 A.M Morning Worship Rev, Paul W, vander Loo, Pastor Center Hospice, Aflantic City 08401 or to the Ruth Newman Shapiro Fund, 7 laycrest Court, Margate 08402, Nursery Provided Sunday Nov. 24,1991 Sermon: "Giving Thanks To God" 10:30 AM 7 P.M ,. Evening Worship GRACEBIBLECHAPEL p,O.Bo«ii3 Qfltan CIW, NJ Servict of Thanksgiving in song and testimony "Thanks For Nothing" Meeting at Central Ocean City Union Chapel For Information call 399-1833 Sunday School 9 AM 32nd Street and Central Avanut Song Service 10:1 S AM Dr, John E, Jamlsson, Pastor Morning Service 10:30 AM Independent • Evangelical • Biblical WIDNESDAY, NOV. 27th, 7:30 PM SUNDAY SERVICES 10:00 AM Sunday BIbl. School Community Thanksgiving ive Sirvlce 11:00 • siw ram AM F.mllyWor.hlp i siting iryiiiyp Pastor vander Loo Is preaching 7:00 PM Ivinlng gOsipalHsu Osipal Hour WEDNESDAY "Our Reason For Trust" 7:30 PM. Mid-WMk Prayir F«llow*hlP Vliltan ind VieitlarMri Alwiyt WsleeiM "For by griM
B8 THE SENTINEL-LEDGER OcewiClty, N.J. Thundiy, Nsvamlwf 81,1991 OCHS loses two students Ronald Moretti Ron Moretti Jr. was quite a per- . The many people he touched with his quiet ways and friendly personality will truly miss him. As a member of the foo tball team nd catcher for the baseball team, he ihowed talent and relentless effort in Bverythinghe aitempted. I . Ron will be remembered for his tfun-loving sense of humor. He could always make everyone laugh; even through the tough times. If Ron were with us today, he'd want to smile and laugh and for us to do the same. Our loss of such a great person ind friend will be easier to cope with jecause of his influence on us. Although it's tough for everyone now, Ron will always be with us in >ur thoughts for the rest of our lives. 'om»y and Friends of Cfci^yl, indRon: Theldssofsdrneoneclosetb m is always devastating. It is impossible to get through a situation of this nature without a tremendous amount of grief, It seems that when young people die, it is especially difficult to deal with. You're always left asking, "Why? Why them, and why so young?" To these questions there are no logical answers right now. I believe that if Cheryl and Ron could speak to us now, they would tell us to be strong, be happy, always be there for one another, and live every day to the fullest. I also believe they would thank us for the overwhelming amount of love that has been shown for them in the past few days. Asdifficultas times may become, remember ihey are in a better place and would not want to see us sad. So the message we bend back to them should be one of love, of strength, and of thanks for allowing us to be a part of their lives for the short time they were here. No one can foresee an accident. Hopefully the effects of this one will prevent others. It's a shame it takes a iradgedy to open people's eyes to what has always been right there before them. Li vcand love as much as you can whileyoucan. Don'tdrinkanddrive. Mr. and Mrs. Davis, I am deeply sony about the loss ofyourdaughter. She was one of the sweetest, warmest, and caring person I've ever met. She will be missed terribly by all. I Love, an old friend, Jackie Madam The Psychology Club would like Jo express our deepest sorrow for the ;' Joss of a valuable member, Cheryl Davis. | Cheryl, our treasurer, personified fche character of our club. Warm, generous, friendly - always with a Jpketomake those long days at school ' t»0 long-she possessed that spirit pfchariry we can only hope to main- Wn. t if. A/we move through the coming , we will be unable to forget •contributions she has made. Not r did she willingly help the club tour activities, but she brought a to those activities we will 'miss. '.to her family, friends, and ev- •twho knew and loved her, we, and the entire Fsyub, share your grief and i oar sympathies, Memorial Scholarship funds are being sot up in the name of Ronald Moretti and Cheryl Davis. Anyone wishing to contribute can send donations to Ocean City High School, Sth Street and Atlantic Ave., Ocean City, Nj 08226, Please specify Ronald Moretti or Choryl Davisfor your donation.' That cool November night We learned you'd gone away There was nothing we could do No words left to say Inside our hearts were breaking We couldn't understand why? The pain numbed us all Leaving us there to cry Life is so very precioui You couldn't really be gone? How do we say good-bye When we've known you for so long? You were everyone's friend Somehow this couldn't be true It wasn't just a name It was now someone we knew In life things just happen , • Things we can't explain And we'll never understand Why this tragedy came But you will always live on Inside all of our hearts And the memories that we have We'll never let depart! Though the water may come and wash the footprints away, the memories will linger, and resurface another day. The waves can never erase the good that they have done; faded impressions remind us their souls forever live on. With love, Christine Muller Ron, I want to thank you for all the good times weshared, and therewere many. Nights out together, sports we both played, and times on the beach and my boat are all memories 1 could never forget. I don't understand how things could go wrong so suddenly - you were such a good friend. It was incredible how many people loved you, including myself, I will miss your charming personality, incredible sense of humor, and your uncanny ability to make those around you so happy, I love you and will forever miss your presence. To Mr. and Mrs. Moretti, I send my condolences. Be proud of Ron and yourselves, forsomooneof Ron's calibre can only come from parents such as yourselves. Take comfort in your supporters, for we are innumerable. Mostimportantly,although Ron's remembrance will bring tears and grief, it must also bring joy, happiness, and a smile, ' Derek "Newt" Vansant Cheryl Davis Cheryl Davis, our friend and senior classmate from Ocean City High School will be sadly missed and well remembered. Cheryl participated in the girls' basketball team. National Honor Society, SADD, Student Council, and Psychology Club as treasurer. Cheryl, "one of the posse," was a beautiful person. Her kind heart and friendly smile touched the lives of many. This unexpected tragedy has definitely saddened the heart of OCHSj with helpful supportand love, we can take a step forward and keep Cheryl all ve In our hearts and remember how valuable she is to ourllves. Ron, May God Bless You and take care of you. Love, Marion Cheryl, I'mglad webecame better friends through theyears. We had numerous fun times together. You were a great friend and I will miss you dearly. Take care and may God Bless You. Love you. Morion Cheryl Davis has touched the hearts of everyone that knew her and loved her. Her kind spirit has enriched the lives of both students and teachers. I will always cherish the great times we had together and the happiness she brought into my life. Cheryl's sense of earing, laughter, and joy will be instilled inourmemories forever. May God Bless you and your family, Love, IulieEn %' e Choryl, I must tell you that you will begreatly missed, and that everyone here loves you dearly. The memories of the good, wonderful, and happy moments fill everyone's hearts and minds. Most, I will miss your smile. I will always cherish every moment I spent with you; knowing that lam so very fortunate to have been in the presence of such a unique individual. You can now spread your warmth and compassion not to ^ist the people whoso lives you have touched, here, but to everyone in the whole world. God Bless you, Joy Fogelsanger Bird Brain's message to students Dean Sehoenwald, better known as "Bird Brain" the Eagles' mascot, came to Ocean Qty High on October 25. Bird Brain's message to the students? Do not use drugs, steroids, or alcohol, and especially not to drink and drive. Ironically, students can not be protected from people who have not heard the message and that is why two very special people are not here today. Dean mentioned the "Contract of Life," a contract students sign with their parents to allow the students to ask for a ride at any time if they were drinking and can't get a ride home. This also protects the students from their parents scolding or punishing them until the next morning. Bird Brain gave then a phone number to call about their problems. The number is iBOO-622-HELP. Bird Brain was sponsored by Domino's Pizza. Bill Massie, who is from Domino's pizza, is directly responsible for Dean's visit to GCHS as well as to many other schools. ^ Dean Bchoercweld has been Bird Brain since 1979. He has gone to over 200 schools. The students of OCHS want to say thank you to Dean and keep up the good work. The BiCComs by Todd Hite-Hoffer News Briefs Raiders robbed Mr. Michael Slaveskl was introduced into the South Jersey Coaches of Boys Athletics Hall of Fame for his accomplishments intrack, wrestling, and football. 1 FormerstudentPatrickLynchwas featured "New Jersey Athlete" magazine's July/August issue. shirts designed by Deon Ladaye for the beach volley ball game. by Jill Korupchak Friends Remember... Mrs. Karen OHphant and the cheerleaders planned and implemented a Spin t Week Program which was culminated by a pep rally for all teams. Mr. Thomas Gahr spoke to the Ocean City Municipal Alliance Com- To Family and Friends of Cheryl Davis: I know that sorry doesn't really help, but I would just like to tell you that you were very lucky to have been blessed with such a kind, considerate, and a very well-liked friend and daughter. She will always be remembered as a great person. Ron's smiling face will sadly be missed through the halls of O.C.H.S., although his memory will remain with us all forever. We'll miss him greatly. Dear Cheryl, When I look in the mirror, I don't understand what 1 see; It's a reflection of you, gazing back at me. There's a hole in my heart that will never be filled; And all my memories of you will never, ever yield. I see reflections of the past, times of way back when. Leaving me wishing I could see you smile again. . •?•• : Loot and Friendship, Lisa '••' 'Impressions ' ' Impressions in the sand make the past an open door; telling stories of the people who've walked the beach before. Cheryl Davis, I'm so glad we've become the bestof buddies these past three years. I'll never forget your smile and wonderfull personality. You will be in my thoughts always. I miss you! Lope, Kate Bell I miss you! Kristen Cheryl Davis, You're a one in a million kind of •friert»|in#rji:rni(syou always. Your memory lives on in me. Love, Donna Wendorf mittee about S.A.DiD. and the Smoke Free Class of 2000 project. NJEA Convention All New jersey public scnools wore closed onNovember 7th and 8th due to the NJEA Convention which washeldatAtlanticCity'sConvention Center. The purpose of the annual convenfJon is for teachers from New Jersey to get together and share ideas, school supply vendors. In addition to the two days off for the convention, schools closed Monday, Nov. 11, for Veterans' Day, To those of us who knew her, Cheryl Davis was the proverbial "sweet girl." Shealways knew whatto say at the right time, and would do anything to help someone In need. Cheryl had the ability to simply walk into a room and light it up with her personality. As one of her teachers said, "She's a rare breed." Wecan onlybethankful thatsheisin the arms of Cod now. Goodbye, Cheryl, we love you. ^-Angela Bkmonte by PattiEml Club News The Freshmen Class reports that the Halloween/Homecoming Dance was a success with 150 students and ten staff members dancing the night away on October 26. Students were also treated to the haunted house built by Mr. Patrick Mulvaney's Inquiry classes. On Wednesday, Nov. 20, the French and Spanish Clubs will depart after school for bowling at King Pin Lanes in Northfield. The members of this year's Mock Trial Team will be chosen shortly, The team has won the Cape May County Championship two years running. by ErkAdeliui Laeey Township upset the OCHS Soccer team in the first round of the Group III Soccer Tournament, The Raiders, ranked number two in Group III, lost to 15th place Laeey Township, 1-0, in overtime. The Raiders had a few scoring chances, Laeey dominated. Keith Dellecourt, the Raiders' coach, was very disappointed about the nm]t He Mld » " We wero out" We had a good year, but I really thought we were going to go to the tournament." by George Walloff Reilly wins surfing championship Katie Reilly, a senior at Ocean City High School, recently placed §eeond in the New Jersey High School Surfing Championships at Brant Beach, in Long Beach Island. The championships, held on November 3, had some of the top surfers in New Jersey compehng for individual and team titles. Reilly competed in the women's division where the top four women high school surfers qualified to battle it out in a 20mlnute final. Reilly, defending champion, has had other impressive achievements in and out of the water. group three team in high school tennis. The amazing thing about both of her achievements is that they both were made in the same season. While on the OC tennis team, she played as number two seed and helped the team to make the South Jersey Finals. by Dan Margagliano Annual fruit sale begins assistant Mrs. Janice Palmier! is the new library secretary at OCHS. She was hired in August to help librarian, Ms, Vicari, Palmleri, formerly of Governor's lsland,New York,moved to theSouth Jersey area three years ago with her husband, Victor, and two children. "My husband is in the Coast Guard," she says, "so we move around quite*, bit," He is presently employed at in*' CoastGuardTrainlngCenterinCape May, Theirdaughter,Elena,i8aJunior at OCHS, and their son, Anthony, is in the 8th grade at the Upper Township Middle School. Palmier! first worked in a library as a volunteer at a primary school in New York. After moving to Upper Township, she took a position at the Middle School library as a part-Hrnfe secretary, However, because or budget cuts, she found herself without a job after the 1990.1991 school year. When she heard of the opening at OCHS, she decided to apply. She says, "The kids here are really nice." Sheonjoysworkinginschoolsbecause something different is always happening. During our interview, she helped a student with a maIfun|Q Honing Tetris game, left tor the office to retrieve a package, then returned to make a phone call - and was still able to maintain our conversation, by Christine Mullet "Voices" will be heard Mr. Hamilton is putting on a schoJP production called r Voices." It will be held on December 13th and 14th in the high school auditorium. "Voices" depicts everyday life from a humorous point of view. Everyone should be able to relate to at least one tions that come from a MAC maehJni^ It promises to be an enterteininf* evening for all. Tickets will be sold at the door. hyMikePerillo If any student is Interested in making a difference in this world, come to oneofAmnesry'smeetings,heldtwidP a month on Tuesdays or Thursdays after school. _ , Amnesty International is a nen- The OCHS band and chorus are political organization which was holding their annual fruit sale Nov. 8 founded to respond to cases of indi- -22. viduals who are under the threat of Fruits available are grapefruit, torture, or whose human rights are oranges, tangelos, red delicious being abused, apples, and pears. All fruit is sold in Ocean City High School'sdwpter individuaIsmallandlargecase«.Thi9 of Amnesty International writes ley, year'spncesareilfi.OOforsmallcases ters to appeal cases of torture an and $21.00 for large cases. other prinsoner inhumanities. Fruit will be delivered Saturday, Amnesty is held a T-shirt and ic- December 14. Orders should be cessoriesfundMiserwiththeArnnesry picked up that day, Intemationallogos. Proceeds from Contact any band or choir mem- the sale will go towards the OCHS ber to place your order. scholarship fund for Amnesty Inter- Jiy wy/Miiesngie Julie Engle luuunai national mei members. *" * byJuHeEngle Sportspeak New Royalty SPORTSPEAK, a two-hour sports talk show premiered Saturday, October 26,1991 onSS.l FM New Jersey Network Radio. The program airs from 6:00-8:00 p.m. The hosts, Shawn Wood and Wayne Sciangola will discuss th& latest sports news and recap the past week's events. Special emphasis will be on New Jersey's teams, including high school and college sports coverage. Blllown Staff Sanior FriJtare- Julie Engle, Joel Johnson, Chris Muller Asiiatant editors- Features - Penny Moray Clubs - Eric Adelizzl Fine Arts - Joy Fogalsangar, Staei* Morano Sports - Kathy Alearaz Photography - Todd HJIe-Hoffer Technical • Eric 8ul!»nd«r Ranarfefs and Stgff; Jennifer Lawinski, Nick Siniari, Farrah Beaumont, Christina Strurik, Shannon Morgan, Y«tta Conelna, Su« Chef, Jonl Nelson, Rose M«tealf«, Jen Ruiida, Jeremy Hil«-Hoffer, Rebecca Coreon, Bill Mulford, Christina Campo, Barbara Dever,' April Florlglio, Jennifer Johnston, Jill Korupcrmk, Cathy Lavelle' Jeanne Lorenzo, Mr. Bonner's journalism class Taaehfif Adviawfe: Mrs. Barbara Daniel and Mrs. Paula Friant Wa waieonw eemmanft or oplnfoni. They may b» tant to Th» Blllowm, Ocaan City High School, 6th St. and Atlantic Avanua. Ocaan City. NJ 08226 Karen Johnson On Saturday, October 28, at our annual Homecoming game Karen Johnson was crowned Homecoming Queen. Shelly Salerno and Kate Bell were runners up. This year's homecoming candidates were Mird Thomas, Kate Bell (last year's Miss Pumpkin); Lisa Rosii, FatM Ess], AyannaRecd.GinaMoffit, Shelly Salerno, Jennifer Wyers; Danielle Neary, Karen Johnson, and Becky Crisweld. They were nominated by the faculty, and the queen is then chosen by the Junior and senior Donald Bishop classes. Donald Bishop, a member of the cross country team, was named »m A Homecomlngasthtsyear'sSuperJock" - The other candidates were Brian Tillay, DennisSiteimn, Josh Bremen, JasonChew, Brian Daily, ScoitFIicker, ChrfsNc!son,JasonHooper and Clark Hosteller. This contest is sponsored by the Alumni Associarionand the winner ii chosen by cisting pennies tor votes byChnstincSlrvnlM # 31-YARD F.G. DOES IT JERSEY BEACH BOYS WIN VOLLEYBALL Ron Jon's Surf Shop led by South Jersey beach stars Greg Schulte, and Charlie and Erie Maxwell cruised undefeated through the A Division of Ocean City's 7th annual Friendship Volleyball Tourney on Nov. 10 at toe Sports and Civic Center. The Jersey boys faced their toughest competiuon of the day in the semifinal round of the playoffs against B Division second place finisher JOP of Phllly. JOP took a brief 9-6 lead, but Ron Jon's fought back to win going away 15-10. In outer semi-final «enori Group B champ Precision Dental from WUmlngton, Del. used a heavy roof and steady floor play to defeat Group A runner up, the PhUlyAll-StersiS-S. Ren Jon's jumped to an 11-4 lead in the finals. A four point run by Precision Dental made it 11-7, but Ron Jon's regained control with a four point run to win 15-7. Pearce Auto from Sea Isle Qty won the G Division. A total of IS teams from the Delaware Valley Region, and Ocean City, entered the round robin tourney which was divided Into wee separate divisions. The top two finishers in each division qualified for the playoffs. JIR81Y NIGHTS UNDEFEATED IN VBALL The Jersey Nights remained undefeated and at the top of the heap this. week, with Off The Net holding a i b-ong second. Volley of the Dolls moved up torn seventh to third place this week and the Princeton Antlciues picked up their first wins of the season to move out of the cellar, lugusSiMiding* through Nov. 1 a I.Jeruy Nighti ..12-0 2. Off tt» Not. 10-2 3. Vollsy ot the Dolli 7,5 4. (de)Osam Team 5-4 Elite 5-4 O. Side Out 5-7 7. (tle)PfifKoton Antiqum .4-8 Twin Peak* 4-8 9. MotloyCrew .3-5 10. Sand Rascoli 2-7 11. Benetton in the Bud 3-9 KIDZKLUBBERS MAKITURKEY Kldz make Thanksgiving decorations 11:30 a.m. Nov. 26 session of the Kldz Hub at the 8th Street Recreation Center. Led by Kathy Mills, the Kidz will make decorative turkeys out of plna cones and listen to a reading of the Thanksgiving Story. As usual bring your Mom or Dad and a brown bag lunch. THINK 6NQW THINK SKIING Winter is coming fast and now is the time to start planning a ski weekend vacation. Ocean City's Division of Recreation is offering ski packages to Vermont's Green Mountains at Stowe and Sugarbush, or a weekend in old Quebec for skiing in the LauMnriani. _ PRODUCTS .= 312 Asbury Ave, Ocean City, NJ 391.0790 STORM WINDOWS • MOST GLASS REPAIRS DONE IN 48 HRS. STORM DOORS • MIRROR WORK . SHOWER DOORS • VINYL REPLACEMENT WINDOWS • SCREEN REPLACEMENT & REPAIRS ! GLASS i % ALL PATIO DOOR Off REPLACEMENT GLASS 'We know our business because it's our ONLY business!" TIEMPO PASSENGER RADIALS • Carmrtd by Trredlltf Warranty p All I H I M Tmtltan, SimtlKtlltd Strtnflh $33.96 P1SS/80nt3 Whitman $4oi mimm ISMI pirag wm pas/rams IILM P1K/7SR14 ilJ.il P2I5/75R18 $M,28 P18S80R13-f56.11 P22S/7SRI! W9.BS P1iS/7SRJ4 ISe.91 P238/7SR1S I71.M Plus $8.00 Mounting & Balancing BBS II IRE mm 6th St. ft Asbury Avenue, Ocean City, NJ (Offidal NJ Inspection Statton) rs^___ 399-3006 Reservations for cither Wp can bo secured with a $100 down payment before Nov. 25. For complete package information contact either Wendy Burman or Tracy White at 399-6111 ext, 246. SURFING SERIES BEGINS NOV. 30 TTie first jewel In the triple crown of Ocean's Winter Surfing Scries, the Turkey Trot, Is scheduled for Saturday, Nov. 30 at either the 7th Street or 14th Street beaches in Ocean dry. Awards will be presented to first through thrid place finishers in all divisions: Juniors, Mens, Longboard, Bodyboard, Ladies, Expert Mans. There is a $5 fee for each division entered. To register, or for more information all 399-6111 ext. 246, or 3994399 on contest day. VINBLAND — Fourteen-year old Kara McNally of Ocean City was a gold medal winner in the American Cancer Society's Second Annual Vineland Classic recently held at Giampctro Park here. An eighth grade student at St. Augustine School, Giampctro took first plan In the girls IS-M division in thoSKrun. Thuridiy. November 21,1981 OcMn City, N.J. THESENTlNEL-LEDGOt B8 Raiders celebrate Valentyn's day in 1-point win Brian Daily drilled his sec- Santfnef-Ledgar Sports ond straight extra point, the SEABRQOK — The 'You could say we just lucked out" score was tied at 14-14. Ocean City High School "We made a key recovery football team ended an — Ocean City coach that prevented Cumberland emotional week with an from scoring just before emoBonal victory last Sat- hjilftiino,'' said Degenhardt, Constantine helped a bit urday afternoon. Senior Henry Scurry "and it really turned out to but personnel wasn't Ocean The Raiders used a 31- City's big problem, These countered for the Colts with' be1" very big play." yard field goal by Aaron Raiders were still mourning a three-yard run that Hod Raider junior Joe DeAu- Valentyn with five seconds the loss of teammate Ron the score, 7-7. aftor one istine recovered the fum- left to defeat Cumberland, Moretti and fellow athlete period. at the Ocoan City 1 to 29-28, in an American Con- Cheryl Davis, who both Cumberland took the keep the halftime score ference game in the Capedied in an automobile acci- lead in the second quarter deadlocked, ArlftnUc League. dent the previous Saturday, when Scott Crawford Cumberland might have "For everyUung our kld» But Ocean City scored sprinted 62 yards for a had another (coring oppor- went through," said Coach first — on an 11-yard touchtouehdown, • (unity early in the second Gary Degenhardt, "they down pass from senior But Ocean Qty junior half when a TUley pass was did a good job. We didn't quarterback Brian TUtay to Danny Davis — back after intercepted. But Lipford know how they would sophomore wide receiver missing the Vtoeland game stripped the ball away yand react. They didn't get a lot Ricky Lipford, It was with a neck injury — Ocean ~ City "' came up with " of quality practice time." Tille/s fourth touchdown responded by running 57 another recovery. land. The return of juniors of the season — all to yards y for his eighth g touch- It eventually led to a his fourth TO of the year — when Cumberland threat- Colts had left them. Chris Bauer and Anthony one-yard touchdown run ipford. down of the year and, when and a 20-14 lead for the ened «nd then was stag- Valentyn — • 5-foot-lO, us by junior Heath Muzslay — Raiders. gered by the " ~ Raider " 200 - pdund • - •junior who «Buj wg were really But Cumberland came defense. lucky something didn't go recreation news ocean city Rec DIV. 399-6111 McNally wins right back to take the lead, On fourth down Cun. transferred from West Vlr- - j_ A -„,_. fild -» l scoring the touchdown on a gold medal 16-yard run by senior Zan Cunningham and adding reU Daksew for a touch- the extra point on a kick by down. Cumberland passed senior Aaron Ckhring, It was 2140 entering the fourth quarter. se ^ m «*W of the 5I - up the two-point attampt Aat could have given them a three-point lead but the point o , n we really don't practice. ' ... "We've got scrappj "Mey did a great job on concluded, d &f kept' us in ll d Y«r one-yard run In the fourth period but ft run for the two-point conversion feUed, StiU, Ocean City had a 26-21 lead. That lead stood up until the final three minutes nmSam ftrewTio-yari I W » -»W it from 31 ""S «L*« **» «^ margin. Ocean City marched down the field and, with &e help of a roughlng-the- passer penalty against Cumberland, took advantage of the opening the TEEN CLINIC Family Planning Services For Appointment Call 465-1194 Strictly Confidential Cape May County • Department Of Health Shore Siding EXPERTS IN EXTERIOR HOME IMPROVEMENTS "How's the siding on your home?! VINYL SIDING Featuring a large selection of colors and styles VINYL TILT-IN REPLACEMENT WINDOWS ROOFING Shingles - Rubber Commencial - Residential Vinyl soffits, fascia boards covered, storm doors, wood/stee! doors, gutters, shutters. 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