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s E P 1 9 7 1 bells toll DAILY NEWS BY RA6iO • : •••; From ThV ! . •••''•:''. S«ntin*M.«|ger WOND, 1400 KC, 11 •m. 91STYEAR —No.35 OCEAN MAN AGAINST THEÔCEAN-SeawaUs like lht^rugrae to hold back the Atlantic, utgeraresearcher Isstudly^^^^ concrete br steeF NEW BRUNSWICK — If you've visited the ocean, than there used to be. there's a Rutgers researcher who is finding out creeping advance of the Atlanti He is Kenneth Mitchell, of the Rutgers College _«> •• ••—_"_..ii.___: -_J irn_.^_.—___ part to a late fethe biggest problem ficlng new facilities were under i^tipn of how t# pay badt the ency appropriation |o cai*y city thru year thrbughthe busy summer WEEKEND • Whmrvtb go ami whtf .to .SM thru Monday PRICE 10c parking suinnoonses. Th* pi never worked effectively: a& members of the- Authority w were assigned to do the : work; balked.' :''£•::•'''W : : ^Blyler;,;-sald;-:|he- • Authot survey at the lot at 7th «t. Central av. during the last *-of;August 'to•'; determinci many people were parking c gaveuasb^teidea that : .A much needed emergency for workmen's compensation subpoenas going out for, the appropriation of approximately insurance that was contracted 'former Commissioners and $134,000 to operate the City untu for, but never appeared in thethen* records. the end of the year was ap- lS7r budget. It had been The new emergency funds proved by the City /Com- budgeted for the: previous two will take the squeeze off several missioners at their Wednesday years. departments including legal meeting. . City Treasurer Anthony B. services, $3,064.69; garbage The Commissioners, who Imbesi and dty Insurance and trash removal, $30,000; Agent D. Allen Stretch traveled public buildings and grounds, THE PARTY'S OVER-Pot party, variety of narcotics paraphernalia and: tnnlr roannnalhltltw fnr the less than a dollar. a full scale bivestigation of the Treasurer's office. "Due to the reason that ap-' prenaratton of the budget with Expense Items required for the proper maintenance of city properties and vehicles were not made hi the 1671 budget the emergency is necessary," the resolution states. It states that the same shortage is evident hi salaries and wages for various departments. The emergency does not provide approximately $48,000 Weathe: Mostly fair today .with high temperatures In the mid GO'S. A chance of late afternoon showers through A* _^»—__J .JlL —• • J temperatures reaching the BO's. Overnight lows In the low M's. U.S. WEATHER SERVICE. Tides .Etotuct M. hour ft; r for Bantey*! x—run uooa (— tatt Quwtu p || Nigh tow Mlgtt Low 6EPKMBER 1971 I ;: 2a* aif 5 X Sl2 -3* 6 ., IOJOO 9:4 Citizens being short-changed' smaller amounte of money are took over chemistry books picked up efforts and the evidence attest to the halucenogenic drug policemen are standing in front of a Photo) Schuck urges full-time county manager | Cape May County Freeholder way the taxpayers of the county County. Lack of tune for the . span of several meetings with Schuck also charged thai Dr. Leon H. Schuck announced would not be burdened with post was one of the reasons Rixey as acting director during other members of the board art this week that he favors a full- additional administrative Holmstrup gave for stepping the unexplained absences of considering changing the rule* time t county unty manager g to run the costs, but'would receive the down. wn. Mr. Holmstrup, the tempo of of the meetings to "damp a IK day-to-day operation of the full-tune services of a qualified ••Therefore, under no con- the sessions has been in- onthepuWic from voicing theii Freeholder board. "I propose that the County appoint a full-time county manager who is qualified by education, experience and is. handle the admittedly complex matters that are required by county government,' 1 Freeholder Joseph W. Rixey, Jr., as director of the Board to Schuck stated. "In the short ment." succeed Kenneth A. Holmstrup, who resigned from the post but will stay on as a Freeholder. If happensêvery Thursday Schuck charged that the taxpayers and citizens of the S-L on winter schedut County are being short-changed "by deliberate actions on the Schuck part of several members of the said. Board of Freeholders." This is the final Friday distribution of the Tuesday and Wednesday noon will he tM administrator should be actions of these few "public protected by civil service "so officials who feel they can take personal reasons while leaving other Freeholders in the dark week The wdiaWSeprevhTusseason. Thursday issue. - , ^ lll return to At the peakof the season, The If you wffl let us knw_to£ PUBLICATION DATE. copies for Tuesday distribution on Way! drculatSn, a total of 21,700 Ledger joming to you wfth«ul? The next isSe wiS iS be on the . copies each peak week. interruption, ^ 1 after the administration of the SuTyears "with the weekly Wednesday.
PAGE 2 — SECTION ONE THE OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER of FURNITURE and BEDDING ENTIRE STOCK LIVING ROOM - HIDE-A-BEDS - STUDIOS - MATTRESSES -BOX SPRINGS ALL REDUCED TO NEW LOW SALE PRICES SHOP NOW! SAVE NOW! Here Are Just a Few of the Many Great Buys!! GREAT BEDDING BUYS from SIMMONS & SERTA MATTRESSES - BOX SPRINGS SIMMONS MATTRESS & BOX SPRING SET TWINS or FULLS Regularly 1239.90 set I III SET Never Before Has Tnii Set Sold A* Low!' REDWOOD ft ALUMINUM OUTDOOR FURNITURE SALE NOW IN PROGRESS! Values Galore! till Many Great Buys in I RCA COLOR TELEVISION I0RIMG EID-0F4WBEL-TEM CLEARANCE SALE! SIMMONS & SERTA MATTRESSES BOX SPRINGS LARGE GROUP ASSORTED ODD PIECES SOME OUT OF WRAPPER MATTRESSES SPRINGS SIMMONS MATTRESSES SPRINGS NATIONALLY FOR $159.90 SINGLE SIZE HEADBOARD Wood Colonial Design Colonial Green. Decorated ENTIRE STOCK WHIRLPOOL - (PRKBIDMRE AIR CONDITIONERS REDUCED 20% For Modds Unpacked In Display FRIOIDAIRE1 WHIRLPOOL LARGE CAPAww, , JÛGHTLYDENTED Take • litOo Dent and Pay Lsss Than ^ SIMMONS HIDE-A-BED Sleeps On© ONLY THREE | 8 8 SIMMONS HI-RISER PuUs Out Opens to. Sleep Two Rn» fabric— soil rtsislant. Easy to operate. Comfortable. '115 ENTIRE STOCK SLEEP SOFAS REDUCED Measure your space! Come down > and save on the sofa of your (comfortable) dreams. SIMMONS HIDE-A-BEDS PRINTSanilVINYLS Opens to Sleep Two $1 Q(fe ONLYS1X -UWI SIMMONS HIDE-A-BEDS Many Decorator Styles Some Even Queen Siu Values '369.95 to *429.95 ALL ONE tOW PRICE SIMMONS STUDIOS 1 TEMPO BEDS Vabea M49.95 to *249.95 ALL ONE LOW PRICE $ 288 HOWELL or STONEVEJJE FIVE-PIECE DINETTE SET, 169.95 to *WL95 Value . ' 5 5 BROYHILL COLONIAL SWIVEL ROCKERS, Heiculon Cover, Only 4! ......... BROYHILL COLONIAL SOFA & CHAIR SET, Hercukm Cover, Only 3! H49.93 V«hw CRAWFORD COLONIAL MAPLE HUTCH, 48" ROUND TABLE, FOUR DUXBURY CHAIRS — GREAT VALUE! ................. FOX MAPLE SETTEE and CHAIR SET, 2-Kece Set MODERN CHAIR, VINYL COVERED, Regularly '39.95 LIBERTY DINETTES (All Wood) PLASTIC TOP TABLE and FOUR CHAIRS BROYHILL SWIVEL ROCKERS — Jurt 3! —i ASSORTED OCCASIONAL CHAIRS, Value, to *79£5.. >
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