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IT 1 AGE 6 — SECTION TWO THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N.J. TUESDAY, AUGUST 26.1980 According to Hurley mak< By JAMES R. HURLEY AMembly Minority Leader flrt than political futures be decided at the polls i November. A number of »nd Issues, with a variety of ' Birposes, will be placid jefore the public In ttitup- ', joining election. One ' of the pending bond ssues would provide $50 i to be used for energy atton Improvements state-owned buildings. • of the state's buildings constructed at a time energy conservation not a primary coneem. |.i The funds generated ugh this bond Issue would Thomas S. Moore PAINTING CONTRACTOR INTERIOR • EXTERIOR Fully Insured Licensed • Ocean city 20 Years Experience FREE ESTIMATES 399-0205 be used exclusively for for the following purposes; -487 million for con-Thstruction and improvement of will be voted on in November, final bond isaue that upgrading the energy efficiency of these buildings and renovation of intermediate state and county owned and the one which concerns -150 million for the would, it is' hoped, result in care facilities for the men-correctionatally retarded- -•lOmillion to establish the issue for use by the Depart- facilities, and me most, is a IMS minion lower energy expenditures by the state. Those expenditures loan guarantee fund for the ment of Environmental are paid for with your tax —13.5 million for Improvements to facilities for home facilities. The fund issue defines a number of development of new nursing Protection. While Us bond dollars. Another bond Issue, known children in need of supervision; lenders that the loans they funds are to be used, mere la would guarantee private general- anas where these as the New Jersey Public Purpose Buildings Construction Bond Act of ISM, provements to veterans' long would be repaid, even If feethey will go. —$7 million for Im- make for nursing homes no specific reference to where would provide (IN million farterm care facilities; nursing home ventures fall. The idea of giving a virtual renovating and maintaining existing state facilities. TMs bond Issue would also establish a loan guarantee fund for the construction of Whether your tan is smooth, events and includes such head, and best under-all tan new privately operated splotched or just plain weird, categories as best left arm for the palest person. nursing homes and provide you can be a contestant in the tan, for the driver who never Traditionalists will also be money for the construction of First Ocean City get* to the beach but U able to served by the best over-all tin new prison facilities. Miscellaneous Sun Tanning dangle Us or her left ana and there will be • The 1199 million which Tournament, set for Thursday. Best T-shirt tanfrill include anybody who has anything from the car window. mlscellaneamis category for would be authorized through oils bond issue would be used The event will be held in face, neck and arms only and else they would like to show there will be categories for within the bounds of INSULATE ROW! MoGRiCKEN INSULATION CORP. Colorama Painting INTERIOR A EXTERIOR** Quality Work at Reasonable Prices "Oaf One More FREE Estimate" ..398-1409 ED MOONEY PAINTING 20Y«in JL ^ J^ SPECIALIST MTffHOR •EXTfRKffl * HEW &0L0 WORK DECOflATWfi Ny fciwmd • Frtt EittoutM - Chtck Our (MMBMS 1121.WILMONT A O 7 A A C O •OHMS POINT 9« # "OUOO Robert A. Davenport Jr. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR Residential & Commercial Wiring No Job too Small Frte Estimates 398-1222 215 A. WeitAve. Ocean City ( PLUMBING A HEATING ) 780 WIST AVENUE OCEAN CITY. NEW JERSEY 0822C OFFICE PHONE (608) 369-1976 RESIDENCE PHONE 390-2090 THIS TIME. MAKE IT ti KnCHENAlD* MAYTAG fm IHIMUI HIM GENERAL ELECTRIC APPLIANCES Sites and Sttvkt Magic Chef ELECTF&C Residential • Commercial ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS Wtclicti AM Diihwashert M Altai? taw* - t • ',,'f. Tanning contest slated for Thursday at pier front of the city's Music Her, Boardwalk and Moorlyn Ttj«ci, ipjn. The tournament is pared to those who don't normaUy have the opportunity to compete in these prestigious best tanned beck of the neck; mart evenly tuned calves and underfeet; palest ring finger; whitest knuckles; unusual designs; golden dome category for best tinned bald Kiwanis wins LL title Kiwanis defeated Sport* Tommy Huff, Martin Withers, Bworld in the finals of the and Fred Flynn. Ocean City Uttle League Sportsworld: coaches, Ed Championship. Gorman and Ron Taht; In a three-game series, members, Tommy Fant, Kiwanis rebounded from a first game loss to win the final Chris Merritt, Conor Gorman, Kristie Miller, Joe Thlel, Joe two games to capture the 1980 Schoyer, Stephen Taht, championship. It was anRonnie Costigan, Sonny exciting series with two of the games decided in extra innings. The coaches and rosters of bom finalists are: . Kiwanis: coaches, Tom Lanchoney and Don Conner; members, Scott Bittner, Fickle Conner, Michael Baccala, Thomas Lanchoney,, Mario Eufrasio, Bradl Tucker, Lance Muzslay,. SMTH • ORSON ELECTWCAL CONTRACTOR PflOMPT SERVICE • iiNfricHett • RHHMMI"' RtfM • RMMMItlll • Cammarclal PHQNI 927-7559 or 399-22481 Joseph Wm. Smith, Owner PLASTERKG WATERPROOFED STUCCO PUSTEWHOtfAlttrfi DRY WALL CONTRACTOR SHEETROCKJNG * 4RNISHIN6 C0RSON and Daughter 399-7683 » no aniwmr call jtt-im Rutkowskl, Jamie Harrington, Sean McCarthy, Donald Derocher, David Derocher and John Skoghind. Leading Real Estate, Brokers Use The Sentinel Classified 'EARL L. SHAW, JR, 1 -«c t - R0OFMC& SHEET METAL WOflK BRYANT FORCED AIR HEATING • ' 2S2W0ttAvenut OUt 399-2128 LEON V. PALERMO Plumbing ftHeatlntf Jobbing * Rtpalrt jm Shore Rd. SMVIII*, N.J. 263-2749 GRACE FUEL CO. FWIOU-llHri.ADa; FudCtteT HEA1M60L "Betom you wkB-Q* Magukv' ELECTRICIAN HT.1NS 398-4160 UcMMl ANY ELECTRICAL JOB Requires the Wort of Professionals PHONE Days - 399-5446, rights. 399-5446 ANDERSON 1247 Wi* Aw. Judge will be Ocean aty's Clint Campbell who owns • food take-out service and Is an expert on basting. He will be assisted by Harry Jay Katz, publisher of Electricity magazine; FriscMa Parker, director of Ocean aty's Baby Parade and proprietor of the South Jersey School of Baton, and Michael Allegretto, assistant recreation director of Ocean aty. Many miscellaneous prizes will be awarded by area firms who have been urged to root through their closets and come up with anything they want to get rid of. "blank check" to any of our regulatory departments is (flsturhlnglnltsetf.Buttogive carte blanche to the Department of Environmental Protection, the people who brought you the Flnelands Act, and hive proposed a tax . Bond jjguMffiuet be repaid. When the state iMoesbonds.lt collects money from the bond purchasers and must repay tan with interest over • number of yean. language. - The administration win be aggressively campaigning for the passage of these bond issues. The voters will have to dtdde just how far the state should go Into debt and for what purposes. I am ttf, If the state Is going toincur a major debt, be it $50 million on well water "and a massive -i or 1159 million, or |M5 couraged that the voters are confiscation of privately toffllon, the voters, whose tax asHng questions. I owned land along the coast, would bt Irresponsible, irrational and dangerous. dollars wUl be used to repay By obtaining the facts and Those who wish to enter may register at the Music Her, 12:30 pjn,, Thursday. There Is no entry fee. For information contact the public relations department, dty bafl, Ocean aty, 08226. WAMOND ROOFING CO mm i SPM of AH wo nm sumout mm.fi GUITOSi STOUTS. 25 Yn. OX- LIC. No. 101S FREE ESTIMATES 24 HOURS-CALL Col 646-3648 «e debt, should demand to figures behind these bond know where the money is Issues, the voters will be able going to be used. The ex- to make inteUlgent and inplanatlon shouldn't be given formedchoices, and maintain In general terms. It should be the control of their own given in very specific government, as they mutt Bulkhead • Dock Wort tore Coawrclal i Private • Free Estiwtes DREfCON CONSTRUCTION CO. WE.MifMSL mtmm "aititinq First Class Mechanics serving the shore's professional community for over 5 years, uncompromised quality. Interior Exterior Commercial - Residential Wallpapering Murals LkMKd FREE CONSULTATIONS RM YENT5CH lowrtd Call 398 7590 after 6pm IM») 3? B J5w Plan Buihflng & RenodeliDs NOW! * Interior • EKUrlor • Floor ' Sanding FoglioiSchmW wKSONS Phone 399-3977 (609)399-8442 DHL 399- 8167 PLUMBING & HEATING 345 West Avenue ROOFING SIDING R«gftter«d BulMer Edmund LWlibam aioocttnAw. 399*0900 ROBERTS ROOFING • Shlnotei d» Button FREE ESTIMATES 398-6208 PAINTING CONTRACTOR interior - Exterior mwrad Edward H. Reed DIAL 399-2909 JutptiB. MOREY EJectrtc*) CWrtrictor 206 7th Street Phone 399-1243 EVERY TYPE OF BUHJNNG SERVICE RESDEN1IAL * COMMERCIAL RCPATO-ALTERATION CAU TOMY PHONE 345-2191 : "Tn# oidMt embtuiMd BU)U«T in petaii citv r I Cdin(rt«t*BulMlrtilStrvlC«.lor31Yîr«. HOME • BUSINESS ALTERATIONS KPJMS VWCtKT STAHIH TEROlRIUER SWng Dial 399-4724 CHRIS JACOBY PLASTERING • Bricklaying and Pointing • Pre-Cast Steps DIAL 399-2717 123 OCMD Ave. Octn GH[ STAHLER'S Registered Builders Res.: 3315 West Ave., Dial 399-2980 "Mfe 5pac/«//z6 In Modomlzlng Homes" Warren North - REfllSTEflEOBttLDEfi RrniMclIng • Alttration* Roofli^ t SMInf • Intm-lor i. m Klerlw Painting *'FR*1 ESTIMATES" 30 YEARS IN THE MAKING: llEPUTAiEtON • KitOww • Biihroonu • Addition* • Hoofing . RoO-A-Wsy Shutttra • Renodtllng * ANY Impfovemsni S3) Wnl ftve. • Occvv City • uavwn 399-1808 399-5338 Robert A. Gill is mm JR. NIXON R»gl$t»nd Builder 223 WEST AVENUE CUSTOM BUILDER AU TYPES OF ALTERATIONS « ADOmONS KTTCHEMS and BATHS MODERNIZED MORN) Md SUNS OW 399-3594 911 fierienParkway Jerry McDonald IMPROVEMENTS RwBlfttrtcrBulhitr for All types of Rssidentlal and Cornmftrciai Renovation A Repair* Z''i&£T TUESDAY, AUGUST 26,19S0 THE SENTINEL-LEDGER. OCEAN CITY, N.J. PAGE 7 — SECTION TWO'; Cooking connection „ * ByHARIEÛBEB One more week and school will be open. Hiat tueons packing lunches, making sure books are all together, gym clothes washed, and finding the lost sneaker as the bus is craning down the street | But tt also means a little more free time to spend in the kitchen to experiment with some of the mor« involved recipes that nave been saved over toe summer. Tills week we wfll start with a recipe that wai brought in, and after sampling it I can vouch for its great taste. While zuccMni is still in aeasan, try this delicious pie. 0 4 c. thinly sliced zucchini .• 1 c. chopped onion % to H e. oleo (margarine) % c. chopped parsley (or 2 •tblapn. parsley flakes) % tap. salt H^. ptppa- %». girlie powder | V^bfl ' V« tap. oregano leaves 2 eggs, beaten children in school, take some time to experiment with recipes 8 oz. or 2 c. grated mrazarella cheese 8 oz. or 2 c, grated motzarella cheese 8 oz. pkg. Pillsbury Crescent rolls 2 tsp. Golden Brown mustard. Cook and stir zucchini and onion |n margarine for 10 minutes. Stir In chopped parsley or flakes, salt, papper, garlic powder, basil and oregano. In separate bowl combine eggs and nwwMffiila cheese. Sir In zucchini mixture. Separate rolls into 8 Wangles. Place ittungrea»ed 9- or 10- inch pie pan. Press over bottom and up sides to form crust. Spread crust with mustard and pour vegetable mixture into crust Sake in pre-heated oven 375 degress Air 18 to20 minutes efr until center is set. Cover crust with foil during last 10 minutes of baking. Let stand 10 minutes before serving. Next we have two Ideas far using tte fresh crabs that have been* to plentiful recently. Thanks to Mary Leonard of Ocean aty for this Choose the winds you want in your home. first recipe that sounds great and since it serves 10 could be used for a company dinner or with luck, left overs for another meaL ' i CRAB BAKE 10 slices white bread, (cruajt removed) cubed ' 2 c, crabmeat ! % c. mayonnaise | L£? lean cream of shrimp soup ^ppp 1H tsp. onion salt 4 eggs, well beaten 2c. milk 1 c. grated Cheddar cbeesje 3 tblspn, melted butter ' Place half of the bread cubes In 9 z IMnch baking dish. Combine crabmeat, mayonnaise, soup, pepper and one teaspoon onion salt Spread over bread cubes'. Cover with remaining bread cubes, Pour on combined eggs and milk. Refrigerate overnight. Before baking sprinkle with remainingontoh salt and grated cheese. Drizzle wltt melted butter. Bake one hour at 350 degrees. Baked enamel aluminuni storm doors and windows keep the cold winds outside in winter and let cool, soft breezes come inside in the summer. Only At Sherwin Williams Stores SAVE »7 S8S| A- 100;Our Longest Lasting Plat Latex House Paint Reo ii«,99>«ii SAVE'8 • 8*i. A-100'Gloss Latex House Paint • 10.99 >tf, us »•«•>, SAVE*5 Style Perfect'lnterlor Latex Paint • Wall Paint Res.»i3,« S( .i. • Satin Enamel $9,99 fsn SAVE*4-*6 (•470) R^). 11049 MCh MIAMI SOMERS 1 5O5NEWRQI W1(R1E9).SOMERS PQJNT.9^ a gal. Save 50% Latex QQC Caulk ?27«>. Let stand 10 minutes before serving. Serves 10. One very simple but delicious crab favorite la Just to saute the crab neat hi butter and enjoy as a aide dish. This next recipe ia Just that but witt a few extra ingredients added for special Savor. CRABSAUTE 1% lbs. fresh crab meat 1 stick (4oi.) butter, preferably unsalted % tsp. salt - Y* tip. fresh-ground pepper, 2 tsp. Worcestershire sauce 2 tblspn. chopped chives 1 handful chopped fresh parsley 1 lemon cut into wedges Heat the butter in a large skUet over medium heat OIL CO, (STAINTONS) When the butter starts to smoke, add the crabmeat and stir it with a slotted spoon Just until heated. Stir in the salt, ptpper, Woreesterahire nun, chives and parsley. Remove promptly from be heat and serve with wedges of lemon. Crab can be served plain or on pastry or toast Serves four. Now how about a hot seafood hers d'oeuvres using more of the crab meat This Is very simple to make and will be a great addition to any buffet meal. CRABANDAIMOND HORSD'OEUVRE 4 tblspn. butter 1 Ib, crab meat Iwo-thirds o. slivered • MOBIL HEATING • "We Welcome New Accounts" HESIOEHTIAL A COMMERCIAL li i®il BURNER Servltie Contracts • Automatic Delivery i Budget Plani Guaranteed Price for the Season 399-1751 ..399-5511 810 Aibury Ave. Ocean City Extension Ladders 16 fi Sate 137.99 Reg 5 49.99 16 It Site M9.99 Req $ 69,99 20 ft. S*!«9.99 R=g * 79.99 24 ft Sri* *74.99 Reg » 89-99 28 ft. Sale «99.99 Reg 5129,99 I In (to uM of Ihw l you pwchaic pixt mil Ocean City 1230 West Ave. 399-4407 Wildwood 3800 New Jersey Ave. 5220251 Weatantvffle Shore rta« > 641-7697 almonds, sauteed One-third c. heavy .cream 8 tblspn. flneh/ chopped fresh parsley Salt and pepper Melt butter in a chafing dab. Add crab meat and cool for ; five minutes until delicately browned. Add almonds, c/eem and parsley. Season with fait and peppec to taste. Cook two minutes longer. Serve with party toasted rounds or crackers. lWASUMMEBJnNBTSCHfErXJLB jrrNEYH0MDAYTIIROUG&8ATUItOAT Jitney departs tonbridge at 7;# am aaathboand to 6«h,SL ( via Wesky Bd. to BattKna toA»bury, tooth an Anbury to 6th St, east on «th St. toCentral, aouth on GMtral to9th Stand east on 9th itto the btw tennh*l, depart the bus teimloalBou(hbouDdtoS«hStwe«t on 8th St to Central thensouth on OtntrmltolBmSt.WMt on leth St. to the Palmer Center, south on SimpMn to 18th SL, returning then toCentral Av. and »outh on Central Av. to 2tth St. toWesley Manor, (airport on call) returning to Central Av. and south on Central to Mth «,, west on Mth SL toMerlon Park, retunimg toCentral Av.vUSSth St. then south to6»th a via Ocean aty Homes at Mm and Bay. Jitney returns northboimd by same route. NORTHBOUND AJM. 7i45 8:30 Sill 10:00 10:20 10:45 11:30 11:60 PM. »|1S_ 1:20 Step Ladders 5 ft, Sato *2S.99 Reg. 134,99 6 ft.Sale i29.99 Reg. 139.99 gileniidii Eadder working lengths are 3 M. If if than lilt! liiifd. PM. 1:00 2:46 3:80 4:11 5:00 iitf 8:30 8:00 8:40 9:30 10:18 11:00 AM. 7:4S 8:30 0:18 9:35 10:00 11:06 11:30 JITNEY gUNDAYONLY Same route M week Am, NORTHBOUND AM. PM. 8:45 2:00 10:15 3:30 11:45 5:00 6:30 8:45 10:16 SOUTHBOUND PM. 12:35 1:15 1:00 1:45 3:J0 4;li 5:00 litt 8:30 8:00 9:S0 10:15 11:00 SOUTHBOUND AM. 8:00 1:15 9:30 2:45 11:00 4:15 5:46 8:00 9:30 U:00 U898UMMKBBUS SCHEDULE EffertiveJaiie»thwoiliAiigwtJ« Patrons m»y be picked up and discharge at all interseCions with the following exceptions: l.No P ldnipordlsch«rgeon9lhStand34ttiSL; 2. Jitneys and bus wUl me Central Av. between 8Mb St. and but terminal (9th St). Bus departi 59th m. northbound to bus terminal, starting at S Bon. Vital CenW Av. to9th St east on 8th a ^tab t St. then returning south on Atlantic to bus terminal 1 on eth St. to Central, then south onOentral to SBthSt NORTHBOUNQ SOUTHBOUND P.M. 5:00 6:00 7iO0 8:00 9:00 10:00 11:00 PM. 5:30 6:30 Meyers is champ in dub tourney Money Mind topped Bob Grant 3 and 2 to take the first flight trophy, Frank Clark nipped Dr. Paul Pettlt In fee second flight and Burt Graff downed Dr. Jim Dixon In taHng the third flight. Graff completed a highly succeasful WBNB by also winning the President's Cup, medal play with full handicap. His fun] victim was BUI Camp. 8:30 9:30 10:30 11:30 ta a SMote playoff, Charley Meyers defeated Arthur Kanla Jr. to become this year's champion at the Greate Bay Country Club. After being behind early to fee nutt, Meyers rallied strongly to win 4 and 3. In other competition, Dr. dctarf City, N.J. That tataa care of this week's lesson. Next week we wffl have Hie winners in 0M National Chicken Cooking Cbntett that was held in Atlanta, Ga. Abo In the ftttntt anme ideas for packing hutch boxes for school. If ai ' ' has a special lunch prepare that would bet to other mothers, we __ r Uke to bear from von. Just drop a line to The SenttStedger. Ocean City, 0J»^ Tip: For a fart topping tb decorate a cake, place > paper dotty with a large dttV out design on topof the cake, dint with powdered sugar, or colored sugar, over It Us ' ' Lift doUy off gently and 3 find an Intricate pattern. Paul Floyd: >AINTt=B : tntoritr A ExttHor • RtsMtirtM YmmQ, mm Call 398-4369 . B«fora • A.M. or altM-1 PM GILL Masonry Contractor BRICK* BLOCK STUCCO • CONCRETE AI Types of . Repair Phone 1^398-4356^ • New and Old Work • Historical Restoration • Commercial > • Industrial • Airless Spray • Acoustical Spray • Sand Blasting • High Pressure Washing • Parking Lot striping 399-0558 Ocean City . • Footings * Mviwiyi • Slalw * Porthet • SMawalki • Curbs • Pirlc!noLote*PoolDickt "GONGRB TE The foundation ofAmerlem" PAINTING WTEHIOBinil EXTERIOR OR POWER WASHING ALUMINUM, VWYl or SWHGLES WITH EASE Call,., LIN—Z PAINTING COMPANY 398-6393 • FREE ESTIMATES • I II
^^fr-T°~.J'-'"^'= ; S3j^fa^S^d.i-t'r-r»-.i~%^^...aiCi:rijj PAGE 8 — SECTION TWO TUESDAY, AUGUST 28, IS TUESDAY, AUGUST 26,1980 THfi SENTINEL-t.EIK.ER, OCEAN CITY, N J. PAGE 9 — SECTION Streak kept alive The Wonder Women softball team crushes South jersey politicians The Wonder Women, • softball team that las been terrorlzlhg male counterparts throughout the area for the put five summers, added another win to their remarkable record last week. The teem, sponsored by Hoy Gillian's Wonderland Pier, defeated a team of Anted officials from the area, 114, In a game that raised more than 1200 for the American Oncer Society. Hit game was played at the 6th Street and Haven Avenue Held following a pre-game •how by the South Jersey School of Baton. The proceeds were donated to fee cancer hapter In memory of Setflnel- Ledger Society Editor Kay Bowen and Joe Johnston, whose widow, Leuy, in a member of the team. The Wonder Wonwn, who admittedly play by an unusual set of rules, scored one run in (he bottom of the first when Beth Keller (an Ocean City police officer) singled home a run off pitcher Frank Murphy, the mayor of Dennis Township, The politics took the lead with a three-spot in the second Inning off pitcher Sue Weaver. The key hit in the rally was a double by Mike Matthews, state assemblyman and Mantle City commissioner. The women went ahead again in the bottom of the third when they scored lour times, three on a bases loaded ts by Tom wiliiami Winning pitcher Beth Dungan shows off the game ball. PAINTING CONTRACTOR lWTER»R«EXTEHK)R >'. K.H. BRECKLEY 399-2517 PICTURl PICKUP All pictures feat appear ta The Sentinel-Ledger may be picked op at the office, 112 8th Street, any time during fee day, following publication of the paper. Became of the high cost of postage, pictures can only be mailed If they are brought In with a iielfaddressed stamped envelope. SAILBOAT '£ RENTALS * SUNFISH HOBIECAT WINDSURFERS *;! BAYViEW MARINA i,; 312 Bay Ave., Ocean City 398-3049 HALF DAY FISHING Has Come To Ocean City Aboard The 60 ft, MISS SEA ISLE 2 TRIPS DAILY 8 a.m. &i p.m. Evening Cruise 6:30 pm A cruise thi whole fimfly wil enjoy! LEAVES HARBOR MOUSE MARINA 2nd 8. Bay Avenue, Ocean City, N.J, 203-3675 Dock 399-4460 ""iffierniinTifl With This Ad Only!! t *•*> waw> waw> wawi _ « « M { wawl'w^ wawi awaa waswaw> was wi_ waw> w41 Photo Dy Tom willlami Despite this awkward swing in the first inning that missed the ball by feet, Ocean City Coimcilman Jack Jones came back to get a few hits. Intra-city races set for Saturday at 12th St. The U.S. Surf Boat Association together with the Ocean City Recreation Department have for the first time organized a competitive sailing program among the Hoble-Cat gallon licensed to operate catamaran sailing craft from the five sailing beaches In Ocean City. These flotilla, namely Bead Road, 23rd, 29th, Hist 12th Street beach on Saturday starting at 5:30 p.m., weather and surf condition! permitting. If. conditions are not, favorable on Saturday, the race will be re-scheduled for Sunday or Monday at the same time and place. There will be two preliminary races. The Brit will consist of the five crews and 57th itreeti, have con- who placed second In fliejr ducted several racea on their flotilla. The second race will respective beaches to select tte winner and runner-up on each beach. The races have consisted of an off-the-beach start around two bouy markers in fee ocean and then back to tte beach for a thrilling and sometimes almost photo finish to determine the winner and runner-up. The final competition is scheduled to be held from the COMPLETE -fUl SERVICE - Phone 399-3745 11th St,4 Thi Railroad Ocean City, N.J. ^ |I Think Winter Storage Now! We also winterize Inboards and Oulboards TOWING SERVICE FOR DISABLED BOATS Complete Service & Repair Work • Fiberglas & Wood *»d$ b |inif£|£R GRAND OPENING , ^ P 1 ; 1 W W ^ P 1 » « Lara»«t Ditcount Outlet of = Vaa*e. The Lorgeit Discount Outfit of' Roller Skottt and Rolkr $kd Aecciiofiet in Atlantic County.* (WE WHEEL AND DEAL FOR YOU) COME JOIN THE FUN AND GET ON TO A PAIR OF WHEELS Full line of Skateboards and SkatflboanUng Equipment. Overnight Service. 10 A.M. to 10 P.M. • Lay-a-Way Plans • Gift Certificates • Parts & Service DepL- • Skating Injunction. • Special Orders 507-9th St. oQQfinm Ocean City, N.J. aSfsrOUP* BfiWGTHB AD ANDRKBVE AfflEEWHERaDtALER TSWTT WITH EACH PURCHASE OVER *20.00 be the crews who came In first In their flotilla. The final race to select the city champion frill consist of fee first three crews that placed first, aeeond and fliird in tte preliminary heats. Again the races will be of f the beach, around two markers and back to the beach to fee finish line. Trophies for fee first place winner on each beach and fee ctly-wlde champion have been made by and will be presented by T, John Carey, who was one of the Interested dUiens to spark the intra-beach competition which nay become an annual event. Only those boats licensed to sail Iran the Ocean City beaches are permitted in fee race. TWfl is a "run race*' wife no international racing rules applying. The only rule is that each boat must return to fee beach with fee same aw wife which it started. 'track meet slated for Thursday night On ThursdayTiere will be an all-comers track meet open to any interested runner. The meet, co-sponsored by fee Ocean City Department of _ Recreation and the Runaway Athletic Club, will take place at the Ocean City track at 6th Street and Atlantic Avenue. A SO-cent per, event entry fee is requested, and medals will be awarded to the first three males and females in each of two age groups — under 30 and 30 and over. Registration begins at 5:30 P4O. The meet win start off with the 100-meter run. Other events featured will be the 800-meter, 300-meter, one mfle, 400-meter, and twomile. The final event will be a one mOe mind relay, with a male and female alternating quarter mites. . ' CLASSIFIED AD - BRINGS RESULtStriple by Keller. Lisa Smith's single scored Beth with fee fourth run. Three runs In tte top of tte fourth by the vete-gette put them back on top, 6-5. Mat ttews was right in the middle of the rally with a key single while Sea Isle City Commissioner Bll Kehner also had a crucial bit In the bottom of the fourth, the Wonder Women put together a sk-run rally that won the game. Again it was Keller with a key hit Mile former Ocean City High School athlete Jamie Hughes drove home a few Insurance runs. Beth Dungan was the winning pitcher with Dan Beyel, an Upper Township eommltteeman, being tagged wife tte loss. Otter elected officials who played Included Cape May Conty Freeholders Jack .attner, Jerry Thornton and Ralph Evans; Ocean dry Councilman Jack Jones; Somers Point Mayor Harvey L Smith; Wlldwood Crest Mayor Chick Guhr; West Cape May Mayor Jack Vassar, and Bob Bonner, president of feeLower Cape May Regional Board of Education. Additional Wonder Women Included Marilyn Cogging, Sally Strange, Nicky Chart, Janet Sellers, Eileen gantry and aisle Brown. Before the game, Ocean Qty publicist Mark Solfer read a resolution from tte freeholders feat acclaimed fee Wonder Women for "fedr unique promotion of sport* smanship and fund-raising efforts for an wide" variety of medical and charitable causes." pnoitibrTsmwmi.m. Lolly Johnston used an exaggerated crouch, much to the amusement of catcher Bill Kehner, a Sea Isle City commissioner. 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Copy aeeepftd ovir phoji as courtisyand'conviBlfnes t§ cMftmtr, but paymWjnust bt ,recelyed tefflre adtfertliertiem will bestt In typt. , ^ ^ Situations Wanted HOutlSiTTiNB -why dunet leaving your hamt uHMtkhtd tnll wuittrt xeepomibie. Mrttflna auto tttta. B eatitisn In Ocean «lty tor lOwewiatieMWi »J Mats Per Slit General Mdse. General Mdse, 1WI ind 1WI — JstmiBn eiit»inli,W tip, M en imtrmtf. For Bfcmiiion wirrtar.cmc HOUSEWORK — tfnill MMt «min««rta,«lttn!ns«tMt, NO I Meercsef mill, €ttl tnyflmtltM Autos For Sale lfr74CHEVYMAU»U-Statlon wagon, â'lt£n?etl?t%nll 5MLi fralMr, •v 1- i I Pliir|itu M N«. I «»• ll itn oRAoy WHIT« - tr MWH MM eufty OBIn. 10. 1M W., |M ondlllori. Pt»r hMltfi M M MM, imwunmmi |* TAURUS - itS fully MutapM frtltr, 30itt tsftiifi ilufi 6, UM€ ©fic#* wHfi* txIroi.Muitnll.CallWHa;. . If • CHIVY MflNfiMfM—v,mM, *Mp OMC «i. axoiMnf MMitM. *« wiii m, . M WMW Mi AViNOtRS — 'iff? lift own . ntvir ' iaMigfiteiiiWwii tf Help Wanted SAILING LESSONS Learn to sail on your vacation BAYVIEW MARINA 312 Bay Ave., O.C. 398-3049 From the Roof to the Basement... WE DO IT ALL! • Roofing • Siding • Painting • Paneling and all your household needs/ SMALL JOB Maintenance and Handyman service 399-1648 398-6393 o CARPETCLEAIWe ffMKKN mum Part Tim* SEARS CLEANING SIR VICES U now hlrln* for . wrt tlmt CARPET CLEANING PWItlon. LMm on MM mett inMtra frvek ffleunfM twiiBin fMm Mnior ttchnlclanu Good Ml.ry plui bwtllti. Mr furthw con*id«r»tion. Mil Mr, McCaffrey at («of) rnmmtm m/f ' 'MI •tMi MAhTOWEH TEMPORARY SERVICE It interested In . TYPISTS C«l 641-7600 115 I, full tlmt, Jehnten Rtalteri, |.M1B " CASINOLIceMSlHELP-lwadollall •orvwl). Plwiograph..copying,lyplng, not.rlilno flliClgwrM, Mlk. nllmrd (Csiino Enrtfprlm) TI A p g!ie!ewrM, Mik. Billiard in A f rim. If CHAMBERMAID - Mirt lmm»«llliy •M i»6fli until Nevimiir. Auply h MfiaiiNafrilHBUMMifBrlnn,limiIli OcMn. lla.m.toSp.m. ^n :O klllL MECHANICS _ ht.vy iufy? M htivy duly truck uwtn, tlon Kmminy Mn«flM, Call d w , PART1MI Hii-P-matur* PttpenilBli people willing M wWN, itundrtti, Muitkttpini, dlnlno reem, nufttt ald«. Apply it WWiy Uttnir. Hnd * lty,Q,e,t,O,l, fl it racpiirad, mutt Mvt seed eetreterlil |klll|,CilllM41HMtwt«(flMI J p.in, NURIII AiDisiuii nmmNr Hmi, work In nunMni honn, ill mittt. »nd BMMflM. Apply If WMty »d»BA«6C.«ji.». tf The more you know about gas, the more comfortable you'll feel about oil heat. .0 WSIU ALL AOIS - » RIAL MTATE — "Oil General office IMItt ant itete rasmrtB 1 , Full time only. Stltry plut niMMffl* eenut •rrangtmknt (or luBwIedgeablt tna efficient IndtvHutl. , jean irtfly awl ittttt Wmsm tf SCHOOL BUS DRIVER* — Ocean City art.. Idtel eotltlsn far MwttMva tna retired pencra Petition* ayelllBIt NT fill Mheet ftrtn* Llttnlttf dftvtn, t needed or wui halp train Mr. tPttlal I lianw, Per MHrvltw call Oterst H. • t48tnt«jr.BHIttrvlCTttMHIII M» RIAL. EITAT1 - peiltlfn «ftn fir in Today vs. Tomorrow Natural gas prices have slipped below that of fuel oil today... it hasn't always been that way...And It Might Not Be Tomorrow. Gas Company Seeks 16.9 Pet. Rate Boost Friday, citing ti»e higher price of natural gas caused by its price decontrol If approved by the BPU, the increase would go into effect Sept L No hearing on the request has been set. The firm serves 225$00 .customers in Morns, Momnouth, Middlesex, Ocean and Cape May counties. . ' . ••"- Sunday, July 13,1980 Newark — ff^D e sey Natural Gas Co. has filedfor a rate increase that would raise the average residential customer's bfll 165 percent a month, according to the state Board of Public Utilities (BPU). The firm filed the request for an additional $26.7 minion on , Articfe reprinted from "Stye Bulletin X yariityinn,eMllnit. ERMAlO- full tlma thru , good Hlarv Pha Dmn. Call T l?a m.or callMWia) aflw J p.nv ». MAINTENANCE - llftgwrd. ttart I ImmMlitily. Apply In ptraon 11-* r MirrltHouieMotorinn,lJthand Qctan __* RIAL ESTATE - loin the century Jl Sam EKptrlencto or will triln Foil HAH Ctntury V, Cotltll Rtelh/ 1»» « tf SPEND A LITTLE TO SAVE A LdT. We'll show you jmtJbsave energy. Arid...we'U save you money top...because It's pur business to. pare! / . r •••*•"'•.;• Conserve Don't Convert Call Your Oil Dea'e r ,6 CLERK-TYPIST CASMO CONTROL COMMISSION ATLANTIC CTTY ttarlMW Mlary t7,« lt.»l ta M.1M.»I, aMMdMa an aiatrlanca. Thtt Zilnen InmvH m»lnt»liiM>l aally kni. IINnt. InwrmtMwi ratrltvii, IIIM .tlw ««» w«J*i Ittlw ««» w«J*i It- »ama lypln* ana r»ltH tar«wl. anata MM a lanar tr nivmttai M Catlno control Commiitlon jTfW. state St. Tronton,N.J0»»« Uf ATURB lirran — nttat* tor t JJnwt "at chlltrw. F«r tthwl, SalNtMt V H* *»r* «n aslMriiM KMiUkl Malir, oll.n to MM Otn.r.l Public, ing Umum Jit Mil In In Mnlal Dlvlilm. Mlnr WMIIMIII Each unit, im Hug IN rmnlrn hiuri mjch.nlc.lly rtcoMltlonW, Moil Go ft matt room (or mil itaitn. On (Illtlay at Jnd IB.yAv.nu., Ocun filly, SptnUlly,!).!. MI Diocesan schools to open W CHRIS CHAFT - (weM), krim; MA taw, nmf • drming up. emtlMf Umlly btut. Call »t 571! Mr In^wcllon waatMllt Mf CLIRKTYPIST CASINO - CONTROL COMMISSION ATLANTIC CITY OFFICE PMltM Mnivn nuinitiaiiif Wiy lodi, Illini, InMnMNM rMrlml, l.ctln» DMT OTIM •IIWll IM commune, .om. lyplnf IM M l I If nUMMflnnrNiiIrM, If ymiin InttntlMI, PWM MM • MHW of rttumato: . Mi.SuiMiMMAIarnin Caiino control tommllf Ion Arcads Building Ttnncise#»nd Bo»rdv*«lk Atiantieeity,N,J.M«i. STORE CLERKS, SALAD WORK, BREADINO September and October Apply Campbell'* Seafood Kitchen 3231 Aibury Avenue CHAMBERMAIDS HEEDED Mow Mini Movember HABBOB HOUSE MABWA 2nd«B«yA»e. Apply In person CADILLAC SEVILLE — lf»i •vilitMi sptMn, isrsNin w, M0C|iJ»IWi CHRIS (RAPT -•nVf UnOT, 16. areeiltnt condition, fully tauipptd, mcludine r*ad, VHP, ana CB, DP, outrlagtrn.ttc «MKK>.caiU«t.nw M PACtMAKIR - »', IM tlHM lib Ms MW tnglnM, naw Btntrtior, Mly TtypMMrM, MM. P.I n MAvmieK *m, PJ» M.omM t«.uiy, ciHn, itjm miw, A» it n JW. an mm*.m< p.m.» » p.m, t» t p,m, M» Instruction* fUNINSH ANS MU.V — tm, •»• ^ntcenaTtWn.B>it , IW H W BAkAJIY- tfl-hull,rtlgilMn built In BM tank, M hp IvtnnMt outtwrd, Hw hourt. ntw twMt, All fUnM NWS- ,mm. Mutt Mil, IN 1.M trilltr «v « M mm tf Wit Bfftr. SMI ifftr • ALUMINUM SCREENS — and itorm wlndotn. Rato'ttnia «nd ntw glaiit UWII1M. Miami somtnCO JM Ntw Rotd, Rsutt t. Some Poml. Dial nt tm. if 'NINf Pltce - ainlnj room tat, %m, VIDEO TAPIS — HIN »d rtnMli, VHI and ttn tlanki lij. Suptrmtn BIOwnitprim, Rtntlllonly Wttr M H Myt. Larit taitctlon. eurtli —~- • *, Mitrnw,,m.M» M KOATINO _ Mela, 6-iOV. Avalltslt M, At, Me tMi of bnt efWF. Call 5HaH-«Pltr,»!r.ll50.ftIf5p.m. H M0P1D - MBMHcani, tic.lltnt condition, uoo In work (uf compuhw. RatMn isf Ml • nau manty, tm. Call JWOOHftip ID Yearly Rentals St. Angmtlne'a Reglmal Schwd o( Ocean aty and St Jo«ph oi m m at? *m reopen toWodtMaday, 9tp>. tembef 3, according to snperlntendent of ichoola, Magr. James R. Tracy. , Itartue O?t dowratary •hoots taCape May County, with an approilmate Winter Rentals FOUR BEDROOM-ocawlniOt.lngl., fully fumtahM, |M a RMnfll ptut wiiiir one McOBdtWj a£L^ WDdwood Cattofic, with Mt approximate, atade popntatlonof44B. ' Monilgnor Tracy C.IIJ»l 'Mf UNFURNISHEB—vtrynlctibMraeni capa Cod wllh Hi Mthi, mMarn kit awn, atn with biotty pint Btntltnt, svtnliM 1 car saraat. plut wsrMMp. AvilliMt Mt, 1, IfM month plui Utli(tlM,CalllW«S,MllfgrBrun, N •It.lTH STRifT-l bedroom townnouH, fully hirnlih*d, KM a month p(m ulilltltt, tlr condlilaied. Con Men, mru Frl. J«4J7tl II 5T. JAMES ON BEACH-br.nd MW, uniurntthad, two Itery tlngli, 1 tudroomi, IM kam, 2 llrapliat, tlr NORTH «ND - naw iingi., J iaaroom. m battit, wmm. ary«r, dknwiditr, dllpaul, (HK »w«g«, w.lk to My, DHcn •ns issBiii H msfrni B» titefrfi, tm tnyflma. Huni Raal rwBitttrtMwmot to SmUm. • It Ltestiinated ftat percent of the total eJementary •chool tte slx-connty area prtsbig the IHOCMI Cimden, attend schooia of Uoc«*n acbool y AS part of a growing toward ''total educa OUILTINO LISSONS — day and evening eltUN. RtHrvafMt UM M- nmiti«i,cniMMM M I—Uft.wfflilihphpWumufy lM DIIFFENBACHII - (Dumb Cam) Hint. r Nil. "Cawtnitleii Piter Us. emm-mi nt FLlAMARKET-Swt.mb«rM,?aJn. M1 p.m., Ufflin Pout Fire cor flnt, MMI Rd., tann Pout. am, tpujcn, nnaitiBiM, mtonnic«it viny tilog ptr monm plui uttlliM, Call Men. is Prl, i • m-tollnoon.JW-UTO H HACHFRQNT — furnlBiad strait aparlmtnt, Prlvau intranet and prlvttt parcli tntfanet. on» bMnjom. Wfw t/ptf lll ttfiiWe tain klNMn WINTBR RENTAL — NsrtfHnd, 1 Dadroom, MMntnsdlMng nan, llvkif room, tlM MM, CgnyMMnt Walton, ill «. »W5 plut flKtrlc. No ptft. Call Mf. ••AUTIFUL — I MMM apartmant, WMh»r, dryar, w.w carpttt. AvalWWa lapt. call Dr. MeP ilMM41lr or *0fmoreelementary acboois including klndergarCfS; progranui tatheir cnrriculBfr oftetag. St. Ann m Wldwood Bndergarten pfogram an eatlniated wimflmeiat stadaiti. prlvttt parcli tntfanet. » bMj Wf.w ta/ptf, lull ttfiiWe tain, klNMn, llvlng^MM room aria, rotor cam TV. tffinwntn Including all uflMtlH, No tiw77ii»»7ayoM MHaMt, brlnj your own tablB. For Ilf27-I2|lfir#3?-37H1 Mv Prof'l Services HANDYMAN-P.MllnS, pM p.lnllns, grtMai f Mllnf I, all MUM M rMfrMIIMIINI M 'CARPET INJTALLiR -hMrolUOf M>' Mint MI, mm nan yard, win l a l l 2 i 4 l 4 4 H y n, MAT — winry* m hp «•«. Mah.'mH0T. 'MMT, 111 • » MMliM MMIMn, r»ady M MlaMM, 7 Horwnod da. Marmofa.m-iow ft BOAT SLIM - 14 ft. to *0 ft. IIMtlng aocu, dMaMi w«t«r, metric,' flah dMnlng MilMn, 1 If. sf wltr at low IM, Patcong Hartw Marina, mmU t- » . . • • " OUASTKON - \m an) Hit. M If, wlttT 70 hp JMinwn, m tin warranty en lWCIHtKM^ If SALBITND iiRvfei -in^Mj^ and luraka «Beuiiin aatntn, inB«^ bmi ind «•!>• Mr Ml msMN, FrM WimM W rip«!r.. Tradojnt. Noljj ten'iHeefaftaipanmanl. liMSII. l» PIANO TUNINO — ana ntpilr, Imrf tuning still Mm by Mr, not wlm • mlcMn«.MIgh«li»u«lltyr»palrMrvk*, •wliw tnt trat Mr M y«. can J,Mf Loul.tortppotntHnanmwiXK. , If, tANBieAPINO — frtH/ftruK «8, waiKi tic. LumbarMapIni piftoi ana MM, Me. Orn.m.nl.1 lighting. Call ^liAk(rxe»4MJM tf UU-IWI Pacemaker, « It. tatrt (Hherman, aitallenl HMHIM, Mil asvlMM. Hrfllll arlced at ll«,fN far auMiMW.Call|tMtll t» «M • M'#kiiTe»Apt -1-», tutfy eiBln, VHP, «tifh Mrlggtr*)Maa^tw unvat m ORIOINAL — PhllKWPhla Oat II|M, •iNtrlfM, buytr mutt ramov. and tfilitaafflW.ealHW.liB l» KNAII GRAND - plans, txnltnt condition, IMW valut, Mlllng at W J0C. nnHMt fruitwagd em. Call afttr 7 p,m.»MIW t-M SUMMER CLEARANCE - prlCf. tJMMt Plni MHawart, unuiuil sNtl, Normal carat and wrapt, flair «. Mntaty, IIM Havtn Avt, m§4fU. /Monday thru Uturdiy, 10: JO to I p.m. tKiptYnuraaay.itoip.m. tit •TWiNTV PERCBNT OFP - on mott ntmt at TM FIM Mtrktt, 1407 Havtn Avt. Jawalry, MlactlMn, •ntMUH, aihiOuiiymndî t-i ig 7ayo ^ PURNISHIP - 1 Bidfwni duptoii. porch, w«ihar,gtrtiao*dl.pOMl. Prim, laetiign, tftg a month. Call 9NMtg, f-II noon or 5» p.m. M MIST n.0W APT, WGARDEHS RtfrHartftr, MIMIfHIna aynl, ilietul, dlinwainir, wnktr and dry«r. UnhlrnllMd, «S» monthly pluiutllltl.i. MOPERH OURLIK — Bay vlMf, 1 bodroonu, i Bftta, *tm»m, dryar, all meaam cotwmltncat, mi ptr month. 6tH telnet j l U I M W I I Summer Rent! to M/UIRI POINT — modtm nwMI tf; tklency IPM, Sty, WtHs tr MUSn. I mlnutM to O.C. m mlnutti M CMkMt,, NgptM,ra f 4» »13 EFFICIENCIES - Ml IM TW Mdnom apartmtnti, ttntrtJIy IMMta • ^*r*. i jy*7,,. I,,,,!. 11i i nllili snakes irsn ntoit wmHr* IIIUHIIIITI or uatonal. IrtMy AMM. IN-lillg Mon.Sat.ttonoon. If APARTMINT - *Wnlty Mm anf Anbury, 3nd door, tlttpi«t» I smfrttf ptrklne, WB Bar (MM minimum 1^« mriM. AvilllHt Junt and July MMy. ma H WIIKkV OR MONTH - tffKHMy aparlmenhi, aceommodahn family, M pmmt, ctott to HaA M boarawtlk, wuher and irytr avilltUt. Final show set CAPS HAY COURT; BDUSE - tti flMd tsfift f OM of ttenatton'i ^ attheCajHi.M«7CountyPait; DsnteiDeiWerk) oc Media,; Pa., has ben applawM fei Carnegie and Mm Halto,lii mm York, Lcndon'l F 17' OUAOY WHiTi - tpnnt. i»7i rumiait and IMi Johnton U hp Mara analM. IMHIanf seMRIM, vinyl jnffTKf, WBM, tutlMn Mn aeMNontt, can*a» and wmtw mntr. «Mt prftnarlly Mad far My cmiM (M flKng) ena en if* SMM. MMB. call mMU » RieiPTlONIST-Wt ntvt in im. inMlitt MMlns in our btny vtMriniry Milt* In Mntn PMt. PIMu nply ititlni ertvlMi MMfltntt, olllc. .•ndtauryreoulrementi. Reply to - ILedoer "-"M FTVE LABOB — Mi HIM Mr iMdHntwtn sttiN M rant, i •Mill, i Irsi KAWASAKI new hiring W MnM ImiMI tlmi po«ll W euf fit SARPiNTIR AVAIkAll.1 - Ad- , _ ^ _ _ _ dltl»i)tlttrttl«»igintrtlrtin«dtlln|, , t w iTBURY - wllti « M Johnwn Bliiinimp,3H.ii47. if rtiaai.lpiiTll«lrtlhir.wmeallt» CASINO PORMS •— printing, offltt tuppllej, mnonary, notary public. O.C. SMrtlarlti NrvWt, IW «WW Avt. Iff. mn w CLOCK" REPAIRINO- all type... Qrandfafhtr do* ipacmut. Pickup and Mllvary lervlct. JahnNni»» Wf4, If 1 OCEAN 6ITV TVPlWRITiB -TW- », TyptwtNtri. aMM« ng«Mjjt» iW Bm mKhlnti r«pilrt«:» mr — \m Htiilanf condition, illNUIli 134 SONY COLOR TV - 14" moving Is M«wall.flrtttl5)Ukatlt.lC«ll»?. ay Mi icS MATHINII-fltw tM uitd. UBiiliy from rnoibt.to (MBM, par diy. MM Mtisn ipacltl dlmunti, RMt, nil, lMM,TntrinMcl,i4Mlli tM LUeV THI gLIPHANT'S - lith Antlgut Pitt AUrMt, Stt. Aug. JO, Bill Fl.ld N. jtrstM AV., Mtnjttt, N.J. For m Mf BOATSLIPJ—lomtr, Point naer Inlet. Uprfe n< frttn wittr. StoirRy lighting. Stttltt Pkr. Bay Avtnut, fW-tlW. tf WtiAUii AND -^ OAS 1TOVI — oood condition, M" Caloric ta. Call weekend. In O.C, m- Jiooi tvtninM tM wttkMyi (ill) at. 0301 Mt ALUMINUM STORM - dear with KTMIU, »]" white. Call JW-1O4J M» LAOOONFRONT — llvino room, _ arti. kitchtn, lamlly room with firtplaet. 4 bedroomi, 1 oemroomi, garagaand boat tllp. pranklln WHilimi Reeltora,ll»IHyAve.JW}7ll Uf NBW1R-3 bedroom tpt.LlvUg room, alnlni im, nka kltchan, 1 full bathroom*, pranklln Willlami Realtore, HWBayAvt.Jtt.5711 M« THRU — fitflrsemterntr ranch home with i full bathroom!, llvino, dlnino, kltchan, utility room MM mt tar Itragt, UnfurnlUM, FranWInwIillemi RtilSi,l»liyAvt,»>-l7ii m ' SOMERS POINT - OrMf My VIII*. •IVMB reem wHH HrtplKt. ahhB reem, nice klitntn, 3 bedrooitu, intino r»m. 2W MturBBmt, mtny nl m .ppolntmenl. Including lovely vltw »f grttm. I1.10B monlh. Franklin Wllmmi RttlMrt, ^ SUMMER RENTAL - MM MM •p.rtmwt. Ml • 4th St. Ona Dadroom, Aug. lite Aug. *.IW.lapt.MII. AMI Swroom lit Fl. Avt. M le HPf. II IM Feitlval Congeu Hall, Hatt Mnnkl glPTlMllR weilftv - rt«£« rain, 1 bMnWn tpt., Vt Merit ta bat*. MBit,etH»t.1M1 M» NORTH END - (tnt i btdroom MUM, IW bath., walk M My er MM, Ham t.AvalIjBlt_Ayj,,»M« Rooms OAK TAiW — ntt* werk, antt. -^--.-^ ctuirteptrtment .ne. Hoovar arytr, factory tnlM aisirMMiMmlK.ThurUty,Prtiiy i W mm •"* KlatiirBay.SnePI.IWWaHAvt.lM 2ND FLOOR "DUPLEX - Aparimant, mt itrga Btdreem, living rew, mn^ room, Mtentn, Btmreem, Wnt itreat ni C75 montti JMMn. Apply In (mm, M and UV Av».,O,C, ' »•* Ii. itirt Npt, I - f» * JW« n R i t l l FURNISHED - WtMy Of tMHUUII. etnlral lecttlsn, Rtatenaela, f« CtntrtlAva.m-im i-I» ROOMS WITH - «f wimayt prhftft MMt, Btaai Week. Call m-WKf flf Wl; iiu tfi ROOMS —montnivornaaontl.cooklnfl . •M laundry lacllltlee avilKblt. cibH « •M fafrlemrtBr In room. IM ptr «DrJ PhUadelphla Academy^'rf Abate. ' DeBlderlo baa nka H 'i-'T-Tt aaJU ••• .1 i-t¥1 f Jfirai' * frequent raaw na MtvwjBi * appetirancM BIDCQ bll toot^t * duty as ftatund anjflht wWi', fee Valtod Statet Air Warn , Band and Symphony Or-; ehaatn, - * On Sunday «t StM pa. to \ win twribnn • concert on fee • stage of the Cape May Cou^: Part Sbowinoblle. The I cMocurtwfflberrteaodopeii!: to the public. Parting and; admlatkm to toe oonnty part t aawayi free. ; arti»twWiaranr ; iAi¥SiTTiR-nWWWIer|nl»M a wt*k, MUtt M matyr* ralltWt an*. Mvt own tranwertailw. Per In- MfmttlwiMllHMM. M HOUIiKEtPINO AND — laun#y, full tlmt wsrti In nunlno torn, itjtry ane Btnaflli,CaliMr,,WllianW'«W .. • 6.1, W EDS LOCK SERVICE Installations a repairs. M hr. •mtrgmt y Mrvici. :"VOUP , • full itrvlea 1 lockimlth" C«II«M489 TP pre«Stonica. ¥Mtt Box 741, ftntlNtfc LEGAL MCilTARV — MBlitlindJ, requlVU 6» BtnillW. HW MmnSiuTjf. wilt, MUlli (M twtrMnn. CtllNMMI • * ^mm tn* rtfttTia, Pull »** CAREER OPPORTUNITY No experience needed, Conslderino an ixcltlng •lid rewarding career In Real Eitate Excellent pay, benefits and working conditions. Call i Bill or Lorraine far Information on our monthly career nltt». tith afflta It IndManaantly awnM • andopw.tad. • SOHWNEY REALTORS 263-2206 SECRETARY Minimum • High School graduate with two yean experience In general office work. Good typing, ihorthand, and tome knowledge of modem olfflce equipment and practice! required. Salary cdmpetltlve; good fringe benefit*. Pleate »end return* to Cape May County Municipal Utllltle. Authority, R.O. 1, Box 1J3, Cap* May Court Houi*. N.J. OHIO. Will CAT —14, srtngt hum, tum*r Mill, ntw mill. 1M7I, Blyvl.w JalUBattiiUlayAyt.O.e. M iUNFIlH iAIL — AnwrlM* nteat popular iport tallMat, aytJiaîf pra itMn prtett. MrVHw Wnwtfi, JtJ Bay Avt. O.c. tf MAT SLIP 1 -^ itty a«tli » seam, Mtar, antwtn, ale. HVVltw Marina, j» Sty AM. O.C, tf Peti AHTltUii - Nilrfall tap flantitrt cabmat, circa lira, thipmod.lt, clock., wleKtr, eiilnt. Halt, nifnltuf a, II mml of tnflguH spin 11 to 4 p.m. Ill then Read, famarl Mint, nimrt t-i MRAOt IAL1 — Thurtdiy, Friday, ant iahirdty, 1 family Bit el Bltt lltfni prloa to Mil, com. tany, KltcMn Htm, B IkM, tern! fumlturt, Peh, para, dlihH, knlcknacta, evfr MO n.mt lott mora.RwrlOOO«.nAv..lWit» M> VAR6 IAL1 — leti ef demtt tna heuHMo ooodt. M tunwt PI. (off My Mfwttfl 11th tnd ttthl Prl, ana Mt, Aug.WandM.i.f _ •» EOARDIHO HOMe -*W*&\ •tS' '.Mr twtriy. 1 tnttn, Hunoty •« m-un, __" M iAV CONOO - Meatm, dasftier lumlthtd, t Menemi, 2 b.tht, l.undry, dlttiwattur, garbagi dltpot.1. MMt, (Ml, vatriy rtntai, *SBB,M »wnw«, PIM utiiititt. !«»i mm at c«w I m- im " lauy l tM rafrigirater in month. C«IHW Wit •OAROINO MOM»-tpt*HI ManWn for elderly, 1 meali, laundry ana TV. Wim. tf MODERN CLBAN - resml ttr runt" nw round. Avtiltelt tally, wttkly er monthly, lemt wllh khWi* prh/lt*tt.' Rtftftncnneuirta,etlilfMiii, M NICE TWO lEpROOW - unfum«^ horn., lamily roam, poreh 1V» MMti, FJu.out.kJ. rtewtr.Jtnwttlwr, ne ptll. HWplutulllltiM- Ott, 1.WWW H liTPL,UNFURNi!H«O-iSa*eej, Mtii,faragt,flrtHtca,iimiBW,aryar, dlthwalntr, iaunary reem, dta. W tii N n AvalliMt Itpf. 5, "* ft INN -atlhr, wttWy tMlew Mttoiii rate. tttrfM if M Btrptnen.JattntralAv.MI.IWI, tf Deeiderio U dao m accompllBB«l m ^ and compooer ftr the ao-.' oordlon. He began bnt]-',' music training at the age of ». • with the famed "father of tW- Plano-Accordlon" Pletro- Delro, aad itudled arranglnt; BIWi HU concett-v Storage For Rent ^ wtih. «Cin* ftus, Opportunltiti , Mgt. Only donation raquatHd. Humana Socdty of Ocwn City. TtnnMMa «nd Shalhir Rd, Dally Vie * p.m. Phant m- •MlefJiW. .' H Servicing All Arias ProPI Services PAPERHANGING & WALL COVERING/CONSULTANTS Judy 399-2296 Peg 399^)567 UPP1R TOWNSHIP — luck.no., MMfad on buty Routt 50, will build to tuif. In tovtiy mstarltaljy rntor»d building. Ptrt.ct lor Billet, ttsrt, rntiurant er mtdiul facility. Call tM im ti M I ux,m"— rttaUflnt *eeeittt Kdv Mint., w«n ey* Klyean el Oetan City tnditlon tM oood will MM if. Veuwill haw te provWeanM ti ana M will trim you. Far in- 1M V» TWO BE0R06M ^ unlumHhari King SI, W«m, «***•» unflr wim dtek, eantra y kiutia, q SSieMlanSunMrheed. Ne peta. AyallaBltitpt.i.eallWMI44 Uf UNFURNISHIP AFARTM1HT - ^ MtMtn I" Tuettnet. M« PJJ 1 nwjm id hatf. Admit enly, Ne p*n FOR RENT — i boat, ear er warMhep, tviilaelt, VICMIV ef Nertn ana Ootn. C.II MINIMI »* QARAOI FOR R1NT - excellent Mr lumitur. er yjinfiewa tterM, m, prlvitt accewlblllty. M a men*. »!• mia pp career began at the age otlt DttJdtA la abo an nq gtnictor of initranentajv mule ta atlter. Pa. OOULS - Will Duv ail"typ»* , ytar* or eMtr. ttetdally -Wtqui and ' WBM. AhwoM toy and tralni Can m- HAVl YOUR NiXT - ntJUmant at. Th» TWt ComNny «f JtrttMJl Wttt Aif|nya,OeatneitY, N.J, Call JW4W, tf LARGE HOME — of rooming houM, or aptftmtntt with llctrat. Oil hut » ptreant down, Makt efftr, Aiu ttrmi, JttOwlltr.MietrHrtlAyt. ft JUST U1TEB — trlpl.x nttr Btten .no Mtrdwtlk! Two watfeyi 1 BMrMm ipn. end a ona badroom tot, Flnt fleer, pantltfl tM httfta for yttr rognd utt, vary good condition- JohPHfi. Rttlten. HI Wtllty Avt. 3W-S010 t-I» NEAR BAY — 4 Mdreom, 1 tilth homt convartl to lumnur duplw. naw gai hot w»t»r bolMr, Itraa m purpnt room, tool Ihop and mora. Corntr location Atklng MOÔa Johnton Raalton, *M waltyAva.msoio •» WINTER RBNTALS - Btaehfront, i BtdnonH lumltMd, utliKM, TV caMa, laundry IMJuMd, Ceupltl PrtltrrM, no pttt.caiiin-nif ti OCEAN CITY 8ARB1N1 - two Mrsom Btraaa apt. Mat and unlnm iwludad. Bit ptf n% AvanM* JH tot 14. Nepali, Call in f STONl HARBOR — tfflsltney, ntwly tomimad. AvilltMt iaet, 11 to Jun! JJ. tidPtrmontnpiuiutliltlti.MMM- R.E. For Rent PROFESSIONAL Of MCE — for r«nt. convanVHi! location. c»llt27131Jor w- 4444 M* Public Notice DELUXE MOTEL -i rooon for wlnMr •anon, vary attrtcllvi vntkly ratn, lor information JW JIM. Roomi avalliMa fromSapilSthruAprlDOth ti SEPTEMBER ltt — AMy 3l«. Two briroom (partmtnt, Itundry Iscnitui, cablt. U00 par month ulllltlai Indudtd Call 3H Ml? I" Yearly Rentals YEARLY H1NTAL — Swill Chll.t un lurnlihad er (urnlthad. on Mdroom. living mm, dlnMg arta, kllclun, 1". battn, w»h.r, Ury.r, dlipoi.l. dlih wathtr and llr, uu 01 prlvata nalH po»l. Call MUM 1 I' PJIOPIRTY OWNERS — If youVa inttnmad In rtnllno on a yaar round bun, ctll weod> Aotncy, North and MSTORRST.AUGUSTWE Daluia oc«nlronl 1 Dadroom, 1 Mlh, color TV, |H» DliMyMnd. M.rln.l.nfl. Hpt lo me. UM waak. Jan. to Mar. tllS •HI «M monthly '"" 39Y-5191 or 30l-S7r-S3Il collect ( UNOLB MOMt—or tmall dupltx, natr batch, fett aalllainant, prtvatt party. Cad(«»)t)MlW ti Tutoring RIMIDIAL R«ADlN« - •nonke. All IM baala.. IptllmB. llngutae arti, anAmtrlc. itniala much prooiew naMmvti j*arH far inVM'at prtdtrt. OMMur«>llk>nauil CtrtHMMainir. Artma Hial, IW Wtaagra Ava., Oe»wt afy.Callltl-irM. If Personal* THI LITTI.I SHOP — with MM Mi CNW Cart AAA ANTIQUES Wants to Buy — Oriental Rugs .* Antiques Furniture, Japanese Swords, Paintings Antique Guns, Bronzes, Swords & Knives ONE ITEM TO ENTIRE ESTATES A Member of tfW Antique Appralaer* Auoclatlon . , of America •. ' , CALL ANYTIME: Harry J, Hand Milton Heihxer 8234126 6S2-7566 SHARK — 1 btdroom tpt. winter or yetrtyt woman, 17, needi ctntrtl locallon, will prtptra MUM meall. pay hiHnnt CallMlllll IK LOVELY- 3 badroom tpt, new wall to wtlicarstt MaturetdulH Nopanj mi hatt IncludM AvtllaWe Sept t Ctll m-xns IM UNFURNIlHEO APT — 3 bedroom!. IIVIBB room, din Ins room, kltchan, bam Ctntrally loetnM Haat and hot wiltr IndiMtd. *O0 Avallablt Sept. No ptti •4 ' •! ] MOROOM — dupltx. lit floor, 1 Mint, car»*t.dlihwainir,rt(rlstritor, wttnar, dryar, TV etblt, tin 00 mo ptuttrtch-icNoptn. AviiiabJtOct in. W^-TWI 9 5 ATTRACTIVE — J baoroom, modarn aptrtnwnt, 2nd II, unf. vmhar, dryar, WW awjjatmo, dlthwwntr, dlapoial, immtdlataoctupancy. NO pan Call 3ftlorliJ-Mt-ttn tf ATTRACTIVE - lurnnhtd nwotrn apt., ntar htactt, aduitt. rw pan Av.ll.bla Sept. 15- JtHH* t-M SARbENS PLAIA - ont ptdroom, Chttry, ytt ptacalvl, lully tqulppad condo on baach, Wardwllx, rMporolol. aoulti. NO ptt». «M monthly, ctll mtwmi ti "BEACHBLOCK -1 badroom turn., «J75 par month Incl. Ill ulll. «lt*P« t- »lx Mdroom fum . 1471 Ind ul> Baach tront.ftim «4Mlnd utll calnt>imT-» FURNISHED — 1 badroom, tit now p^nV.FirkPUn H w l»at, lapt thn. Ktay tXTS inc. httt and utlUlln. Stcurlty depotlt and ralarincai. Rtouirtd Call W47t7 '•» 4 aiDROOM — turn, upotr eottagt. Part Plact. Modtrn kllchtn, \vt batnt, HW hatt Avail Stpt Itiru Mly U» Inc. hail and utll. Itcvrlty daootlt and rtftrinciirwulrad.CalUW-47»7 ft HOUtl WlTH—4 badroomi, bath and 3 powdtr roomi. J blocla to btach ami boardwalk sapt. I to Jtina 1. Can tOf- JWt/S7llJ4l«4W l» TWA AND A HALP—Mdroom, modarn funnelled ttond Door apartmant, lira* matttr bedrtam, prtvtta Dtlcony. w-w, ilvins reem, dlnm* room. dUpoaai, hatt HOCK it Modi, lanetd In yard, 4ird si. niMr, dryar, tMi plut utliitln AvBllaMt>tat.4th,*I7-a|)M It OR -YEARLY ~ nti . btdroomt, ivt Mtha, lurnlihad, flrtplict.ciblt TV, t*.'«r H,alr,halt.Ctll31i^f47- SHIRIM1IALI ay vim ol a Clvl Action Altai Writ of Eitcutlon, to ma Undtd, Ktaad an of th. tuptrler Court ol Ntw -Wrtty, cnannry DivHtM, Capi Miy Ctwty. DdcMI No- P4W-7T, an IM Itlh day al July, ItN In a cart.m cant whartln CommonwMlHi Und Tttlt litwranca company Ii tM PliMtm ana Jaatpk M. Forafflny * Lillian Faramny. kit will, Trintm for Brvca Fartmny af IM city of Ottan City, county el cap* May aad ttata al Naw Janty, *na Ptmaay, TM »ttt ef Ntw Jtnav, LWcaai a**, a corpsratlM ef Iht Cemmmwraami af Pamtylvanli, *nd Cenwitatal Baak, an tna OaMndantt, I mail tianttt wit •I puMk vandw on WBONBaDAV, tBPTBMaiR ir, IM, ttaata'ciKk m tha allarnoon Idayuaftt livlnf tlmt) •• uit day at IM Mutirri OHMa la cape May coon Haw cap. May County. Ntw Jarsayi ALL that
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