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'•>•'• i' PAGE 10 — SECTION TWO THE StNTINEL^LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N J THURSDAY, MARCH 12,11 ;;'•; nior Tbt college rush to on 1 Some graduating seniors will be getting right out Into the Teal world" and getting a Job, while the majority goes on tohigher education Higher education to rat always a four-year college or university For example higher education college. seniors and the Widner University; Melissa Amey - USalk University; Kelly Arnold - Atlantic Community College; Mk±*el BaccaU - Lehigh University; Robert Uanf SUte University <strong>of</strong> Delaware; Richard Carter reisman Would you do ft?Would you iMvt the secure confines <strong>of</strong> the good ol 1 USA and supplant yourself in a foreign land? don't count David Kreiaman to tt. He will become an in August, and with a name KftJiman tf g not toohard to figureoat tbe country be has chosen to exis West Germany, German ties run deep in Krelsman ? i lineage. His grandparents reside in Fond TTMTIfllTTITI cultural festivals. David's uncle, Roy Pftnder, Jr., recently retired from the US, army as a command aargeant major ate spending three tours in Germany, After World War II, he served as Berlin border David's nineteen year oW tourtd Germany for _&?i,David an idea <strong>of</strong> ivid commented, "Joe wu fun, but different, country it's hard to get uaed to. <strong>On</strong>e thing to noticed was that people ride bicycles mm than they ride cwm. H§ liked the caatle and older ar* Mr Alan Holden's GT Ei will be straining their eyes, and getting blisters on their fingers this marking period. Why, you ask?! Well the reason k 24 reading assignments and 48 <strong>of</strong> writing all assigned by the end <strong>of</strong> the third Mr. Holden! who college writing and reading classes, la now in his third year <strong>of</strong> teaching the "G'T Senior English Independent read, sli books in their entirety and selections from other books. In addition to each assignment the class has also on each title and biographies on each author, for a total <strong>of</strong> & papers plus additional questions si each book, which Is 'quite a bit <strong>of</strong> writing" as Mr. Holden so plainly put it. Each <strong>of</strong> the books assigned are to be -Moravian College; Lorraine Churchill - Ttm American College for the Applied Arts* Also, Christopher Coulter * Montclatr College; Jennifer Crist • Mitchell p; Winner Delp - MUlersville Karen Fisher - Mitchell CbUfge; Michael Flicker *• University; David Golday - Penngylvanla State University, Plymouth U College; Laura Good * MoravUn ege; Rosemary Hick- LaSalli University, Mount Saint <strong>Mar</strong>y's College; Daniel Hoover - LaSaLle University, Pennsylvania State University; Elizabeth Johnston » Boston College; oqr Kelly * United States Naval In addition. Brian Leypokft CDliege; Shares LMnpton The final round poses a return to rapidfire, this time worth twenty points each. The league champion will play a final match against an all star squad conchitecture that dominated the an currently at* also gave D*wld maw Into her country. He pointed out some fas facing at school. She said there are no lunches, but there Is much mom time to socialise between classes. The teachers k read and the papers are to be written by the and <strong>of</strong> the third Everyone <strong>of</strong> the books assigned to the dan has a significant Influence on the twentieth century, These "modem" are assigned to the class fo that can explore books that have Mr. Holden. Topics ranging from business to racial discrimination are chosen to give the students a basic idea <strong>of</strong> "how w§ have gotten where we are today." Titles such as "In Cold Blood/' "Feminine Mystique, 1 ' and "Silent lamed authors Truman <strong>of</strong> the books which the students are to "O/T Senior English Independent Reading and Writing Program" is nude up <strong>of</strong> 12 student* Including Matt Sullivan, Julie Pokrandt, Aimee Reist, Glenn Robinson, and Amy Vansant. All are seniors who an either Pictured, from left: Chris Wiltshire historian; Mrs. Llndinger, advisor; Laura Gibble r secretary; Mrs, Breslin, advisor; IVlarcia Miller, president; Lori Reed f vice president; Mrs. Ormond, Alumni Aflsocifltlon; Mrs. Glenn, Alumni Association; Mike lit Sophomore claif Alumi A«odatloo If Mn, and n dm m OWfP '(TiS leer it *li e M . sj i if to li¥# in gyf will wart afSynQ it firm N j 3y ^ tty fe BQS 1*4, ©et#fl Cirf, NJ §tSH- 3 13 iGCRETAR¥ ^ TlMg DELIVtSy «= , N j. fST*T6 SALfl - Wf will teaefi you Resr fo f^Sfii in tsfliy'i mark** wifft fht h*w »i« i«w UE*ni#a And sm&ittsut Snlf Giffi#n Staf* Can iff ma 11 GRADUATING DELICATESSEN-'SANDWICH fim«, five ef \\m , !i:S «.m. ffl frjQ g m s CiM S? ADULTS KTTlSAU. With the expansion <strong>of</strong> bur main <strong>of</strong>fice, we now hove tht room necessary to accommodate a number <strong>of</strong> new salespeople who are looking to work in a Wf progressive real estate <strong>of</strong> fice. We d<strong>of</strong>Tf have to be the biggest for you to make sn excellent living. Through good times and bad, wt have increased sales and rentals every year since 1979, A family business with a pr<strong>of</strong>essional reputation second to none. Do yourself a favor and call Tom Palermo MORRISON REALTORS 300-0211 CONCORD MOTOR INN 78th 4 Dun« Drive Av«lon f N.J. NOW MM FULL AND PART TIME SEASONAL EMPLOYMENT: • CHAMBER PERSONS • FRONT DISK CLERKS • NIGHT AUDITOR * AAAINTENANCI SUPERVISOR r * iOQKKIEPER * LIFEGUARDS Bonus Plans and Scholarship Programs being <strong>of</strong>fered. Experience helpful but not necessary as we will train. APPLYWPERSON SATURDAYS 10 A.M. to 2 P.M. Throughout/Wirch NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE in SEASONAL EMPLOYMENT THE CITY OF OCEAN CfTY IS ACCEPTING AP- PLICATIONS FOR A LIMITED NUMBER OF THE FOLLOWING TEMPORARY OPENINGS: ACCOUNT CLERK* ASSISTANT ANIMAL WARDEN BEACH FEE INSPECTORS/SALES CLERKS LABORERS • BEACH LABORERS - PARKS AND GARDENS LABORERS - MUSIC HER LABORERS - STREETS RECREATION LEADERS • SP0RT8/PLAYBR0UND8 TENNIS CLERKS GOLF CLERK WFORMATWNCE TRUCK DRIVERS DATA ENTRY CLI CLASS I SPECIAL OFFICERS FMST YEAR LK0UARM SUMNO LIFEGUARDS ll If Stf i^i iMfn* g «. Chriitian r*frt*l . tips, FROM <strong>of</strong>f* wefh t gay* f ¥QUTNS - Spring «NJ/QF Chriftifan hours. Oood apply rfir**i Up, LANDSCAPING AND MAtNTENANCC MEN — is work fun fin)* fte* msrvafi Ni|¥smb*f. AAnf have driv#ri Mc*fii* «id b* d#@*ndi£it: Can » HIS K*f» ft WAITER WAlTHESi PERIENC Buiboyi- t« tttaurant va i, N J ff WITH FLORAL *= Par* time 3 PONDEROSA STEAK HOUSE - s<strong>of</strong>ntfi Point Sfte^jf^ Centfr now hiring day iftiff ani night sniff, ceihltr, Hlta eyHtt, prep, P!ES up plicati§n aftha iterf. \ HOSTESS WAMTEO - full or part , Blw eratl = itu* Shield &tn#fiti n CHAMBERMAIDS — Stirt wOrH im dlf piy and good i 4 2 i 12 CLERk TYPIST *- e*iif^ Control Cwnmiufon, AtuntU <strong>City</strong> effie* has op*nlhgs lor fuM tim* tntry i#vtl typiff: Sutcauful candtsaffi PMSfis inctnflvi aleng with sfcrtfiffat & EOfflmunUation Prevtoui dita intry ef perjenai Eom= pyttr fxptriwtet ^er rramfng) di Startlnd uliry |1B,IS4.« is eemmtnjuriie with is iscsntfrf &ff»ffi ee^Me* A <strong>of</strong> (n*treiifng ind ehaHenging avaflaglt. Sefld rffumt fs Mr, PART Tlftflt CHAJMBERMA1D - Star ling laisry U, per hour pfyi b&nui. can Bay Painf Mstfl, Ssmtri Petnt, Mon, thry Ff I. f am i§ j p.m, f?? 32i7. Jlf PHARMACY LAB, ASlrstANT Full f!rh* Bsiifion svailablt fer a si i it phafmagjif and hfip rftafi part <strong>of</strong> pharmiE^ p helpful but ngf ntctHarv. <strong>Ocean</strong> , fth L &t&ury Av#,, }^ 1535, ff - El ptfienea prffffpfd i ^ayi f wttk, Muit wgrk Saturdayt, FlM Mngtrit iftos, La CpnfouF, 7U Aibyry Av# Ti OX, Call 399= 4411, ff SECRETARIAL — Pfifi llmt. day* and Sundayt, yiar f§und. Sen#f#l <strong>of</strong>f let EJuift!. Ptaasa call Monday thru Friday 9 a.m. fs 4 p.m, enly, aitt for Htl#n, ]?i im 3 |3 j j it BiTATl - Etfa&iih#ct r*frn*n tali vet AM 1«4, fsla In WAMTH)ATTrC Wa!f»n * Tttl BUCK TAV1HN. RMt M C<strong>of</strong>Wn <strong>City</strong>. 4»*m ( NEED ONE OR TW@ — Full « p#M tifT,,, it t*fl**d nil ttlili ulti p«p*# who irt legal F«Nltnti : if rey r^yjrs en #se»)i«fif annual Jneemc fist i ^QUP tiipfi onfc *fia/<strong>of</strong> t* ng! on* ihand wiRi fivt a- *is msdtTR, fully RS! tfi* ii ,. „. _ *o th* ult martiaf fwt a two rtar •i a rental •@#rMfic*i p»ct o* mino OCEAN CITY SAL£S Eveninsi - 6V^ weeks, 3 evenings a week beginning April t. Eligible for state exam May 30. Call 609 597 5800 ** TYPISTS = tSOO w«k|y »t hom*l in forrnalion? Ifftfl ttif addrcu^^ itim ped tnvilooa fo wiiHami, Sl§ L don Av« si Vifwlifid, H J GM^iRllNEEO HAIRDRESSER NEIBED — Per thop In Qe#an <strong>City</strong>, Call Iff t«l or HT H*4 3 H t JO§ii Now ftiHng In rsuf *r*i. both ikHiid and un*k)i!td. For lit! <strong>of</strong> |oM tnd aM*icatien, till START WRBST PLA W#i?htrf RHltert Hat o^fiingl fw in our Oc**n <strong>City</strong> sfftci. Wt <strong>of</strong>f*f ITH f iftfl! tn trading ang m«f fctf iiippSft I i^t if feu dftlfa fiigtfiiflci and wen'! iattit tor acood (tttt, j&la Amifigi*i #1 SfitlSf. For • eon flitfifial Infafvtiw »l at Sff Kee, iliMlttiStrMt 399-8000 MANAGER OF OPERATIONS — In Oe«sn <strong>City</strong> I§F frolity arviefi timnii poifiion Apply flf If! Shympjkf IS., NBrfh Capt May, NJ.MM*. 3tf LANDSCAPING & MAINTENANCE - Ptflon fo sefh lull tlmff n§w thrsugh Octoetf, Dtpcndablt, hardwerhing, Sflyff'i lififnit f^ufrtd, Good salary. t( Clll 3*? LAWN P©nonals OVERWEIGHT f I t«rJO m Ifl M You can 1st • seta wt&ni Ish and f**i ISc^iLLBrTT INCOMi = Fef par! griat tosl Pf T Rtc<strong>of</strong>ftmandld en TV. Ntf fim? horn* asiembly w<strong>of</strong>H. For infer, bat Walghi CSftfrsl pfegfarh, call 3di ??S mat'<strong>of</strong>l fair KH*A\-MQJ, a at, 1W0. - l-ta Target your Clas milli t OCEAN CITI'.NJ. Furn r Wanted • S CASH PAID f S Pur*l_, ff (Elta ©rwnfpt WANTED 19S7 SEASON. information to BOX 114, SMtinei- L(Hffl*r, <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong>. N.J 5MOP/SNACK BAR - Tt J & D Miif» , Pi IfJSi. Coins, Stamps* !245Asbory Ave. ifft Open All v**r wrt rtiru i*i ? & S^llriB Sine* If 41 Highest Prim Paid u« - i Contents Oak • Mahogany • Wiefcsr CALL 767 2586 3 if COUPLE — Wan! to manage NIOR CITIZEN Achsel? #m ie p£risri in iamt fs Call Jf| 3 M BAi¥|lTT(N5 Evtningi CHILD CAR Willing t§ Plta» eii] Child Cart HQME - dqn# in ft\f all 4 w*#k_ly raf* i. at SfI Biaf 3 If MOTHBH DP QHB - Will twDt Sit in ft« •. O^*5 <strong>City</strong> (HITVI, WOfW#¥ JbfrM lafyrday, 1 a.m ihry i p f^ Pi#sie eaii TfACMIH ~ Qlf«rs eh Ha gflfc in her s*fl heme Imatl group iUyahsn encoUF«g*i if#rnmg ffiffiut^fion iind iseigl inferacfion m i warm, toving fflvfrgnmsn* Fef more infOFmaf ierf call 5?l 9341 3 I? Autos For Sale R US MAIL AM §en*r*t waU in; good g. <strong>On</strong>ly 40,03) fftiiti Can Ml itge b#fw##n ?m. tf •? PLVMOUTM TURISMQ DUiTER— Pih AM/FH ittreg with E«. S P| ( PS, A/c, luto Irani, Hai€h B*ck Si#EH with red Inttri<strong>of</strong> Ca 0-4142 SFRINO IS COMING FAIT CALL US NOW C»rp*ntry • Kitchen* Bath* • Painting f>*H*ring * Drywall Ftoortng • Door* * Wlndowt Tile COMPUTERIZED FfiEE PAYROLL tVPCI r*cotrh at YOUR LOCATION, monthly, wtcfii^, or *t sf ftil Shafth Wi Bt will do fttfp p*fT&\ 3M-07Z9 AH T^pn#l Ch**" INCOME TAXHJ COHflDEMTlAL-PWVATE C4LL F0A APPOINTMENT DANCFARRELL 1402 WtH Avi. 3104119 TP KELTY&PARISE A^fing if an NntM pf Jet t RMIUTKO utctn»d ft Fyiiy intufti 39I449S PAINTING BY M»K1 OIAN ^ Csitf tar Fully BARRY MOSMEB iNO *Pfe5iS#i*8B fitS CLEAN y>$ I Wetcom* Sm*ll Mm* By Frank Giffortf WORK GUARANTEED NO TIME TO CLfcA*IT-C*fl Up WANTED BOAT *gom\ from tfitB yMli IO«rr test, oeswi Ctty CAKAfiarft^fB, :A .. 0.C Sa M 10 Sat,: tO to S J».m Twa, ifih 4 CALLS. A.M. Twenty yrs.*xp*>fi#fK« .. buying & telling «int*qu« # &hoy*t*old ' Mquidafioni ; l,0W s^uan »#« to h—in, *t Sur jmi tM Cft»c^ ayf ttaffel? ^#n aahy 1a.m. tt H y m. IiEjnu Niiuf h 1144 USED PusNitySE torn *AL£ — Srerstf, til Anwry Av«w«* tfttly * i w fs 4 p.m. : ff OP GYAA PAC 1000 — w*ff\tt'T K^ cti C.tl DINETTE SET _ TasM wifB 4 r, mate^ing SKI OUTFIT - L*dirt iackff ana &,& e#nfi Iff, RCA XLW0, $« or in p fwm. dr«p«rv 3 PERSQH JACOZII 70- H »4' k IT, fUT»r* WOO. Call SCA.fi t ELECT lAarcfi U sr !|. NAUOAHVDE S (3tf.Mmrct\ U 4\L iuh^Mai; lawn WtCWir. (if^-.i,-. >- r,i ..,.. ._' - - 'i-" s -'- f -43\ • M I w :'!< ' i* ••••fl '*., ' ( • • • ' • ^ 1
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