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PAGE 8 — SECTION TWO TOE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN l\ &«J, THURSDAY, MARCH m> mi THE SENTINEL LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N J program for the EMBftaD Association neit we€k with priamy sabest Ste Sir*** and frcxn 8 to I Athletic Association to operate affectively this mafkthmw € to I p^m,; Têaday, March 31 at the Saturday, April 4 at the(kiaU wili be gtveo to anyone ^Hfetr, &h Street and not familiar with the mtei noon. Faf mere inf about The MtinUnd Band All boys and giria betms o or umpiring, call Hat Cootanxa ar* sponsoring their 7 (Mm Get U -*3t*r Qower sale on and 13 (altar May 31, Donahue 38$^ April 17 are eligible Is sign Along with the 18 at thi tnter^ctlor of foe of tS, [roof of ap must be Pmtwmg ATenue and New PAINHN Licensed - Ocean City 20 Y#ars Experience 99020 , April i at tim intermediate school, Uth StrwK and lay Avmoe, from presented at the time cf Llnirood and at regUtraUeo. It will be Avenue ami New necessary for a parent to register children. No registration will be made wittnut a palest priest. Volunteers art urgently in Plan Buildin MARMORA TILE CO. New Work and Repairs STORM WINDOWS MOST REPAIRS DONl STORM DOORS tN 48 HOURS VfNVL REPUACtMENT WINDOWS VEIT ALUMINUM 341 WEST AVE. OCEAN CITY, N.J, Custom Building Contractors Construction Supervisory & Planner* FREI ESTIMATES 9-74 Staff License No, 09269 Ocean City License $37 Custom Homes • Renovation 933 West Ave. '•N.J. Oldest Established Builder in Ocean City ? , INC. Complete Building Services Since 1947 HOME • BUSINESS REMODELING • REPAIRS Call Earl Tarves 390-1230 32 HWHLAND AVE. BEESLEY'S POINT, N.J. 01113 RiSHKNTIAL • COMMERCIAL COMPLETES TRAINING Naff Airman Charles 0. &tt§r, a IMS graduate erf Mainland Regional High in Linwood, has atRecmit "IYmining Command* Orlando, Bill's Locks Residential Auto Repairs Keying Installation Smrwlng 0£Mff City modelino NOW! and indents from the Ocean City primary, intermediate and high schools , tlcipated in recent "Jump Rope for Heart " program under the direction of Virginia Mulford of the Greater Ocean City Unit of the American Heart Association. Participants raised %2M\ from sponsors. This wai the scene at the intermediate school. tudents design their 'dream in the students In Richard Warren's of Industrial arts classes at the thi Belhaven Avenue School figured the involved in exploring careers footage and approximated the ta the construction Industry costs of construction fortheir "dream house." Each student CONCRETE FOOTINGS • SIDEWALKS DRIVEWAYS • REPAIRS CURBS * PATIOS • BACK HOE S%RVl£ —S^FREE ESTIMATES^ -•-- Sorvlng Atlantic and Cape May 927-2627 • 399-6937 328 West Ave. Ocean City *#*###*** m * * * * * * * * * * AH Types Of ON ' g • Sheet Metal Phone (609) 398-1048 OWN CONSTRUCTION «>. Complete Remodeling and Repairs Custom Homes & Additions Kitchens • Bath^ • Decks • Cabinetry Fire & Wind Restorations • Replacement Windows »27-596» Wt.1-114K Licensed, Insured JOHN PBODUCTi >NTftAC UMMER COOL • WINTER WARM • Risidenf iat — Commarcla! * New or Old Aboy! Cellln Construe!Isn * ilownor Batted Insulafisn AtiintiaiMihRd. PLUMBING & HEATING 750 WEST AVENUE • OCEAN CITY (609)399-1976 SALES AND SERVICE ON H KfCHENAl tedded needs for a home and drew a series of floor plans showing all rooms in proper scale. Models wen constructed of balsa wood strips showing the actual house in scale. All models included a complete set of sketches including floor plans and elevation Winners ©f year's Ed Armbruster, best model wer»D; L&ny Cole, best twostory; Tom Zambetoglou > best ~onCN«toiy. Second ptec* tortwo-etory on hia or her ownnent to Dart Kashey and tor OGLIO'J Contemporary Carpet Co. Sales & Service Carpet Cleaning 342 Shore Rd . Marmora Warren REGI 7th 8t A Biy'Ave. Don Balaley and Carlo osco of Balsley-Iôsco Real Concrete Contractor 33 Years Experience Serving Ocean City and Surrounding Areas CyrMng * DrWewiyi • Hutes tte, 927MI BUILDER • Roofing 4 Siding * inferior 4 Isferior Painting • Remodeling • Alterations • Formica Work VINCENT REGlSTiRI IUILDER rif "CUSTOM CARPINTflY 1 Specializing in REPAIRS • ALTERATIONS • REMODELING • ADDITION! VINYL SIDING • VINYL REPLACEMENT WINDOWS • PHONE 3994724 * RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS "NO JOB TOO SMAU" LIGHT * HEAT • FOWI1 H1VW3 399-124 snritorj, John ZappUe The thirti-ptoce winners were twoand one- ^PAINTING- Done Right The First Time For L« * INTEHIOK/EXTEKIOR • QUALITY PAINTS AND STAINS * FREE ESTIMATES • PROMPT. EFFICIENT SKHV1CE bv Ed Veith Another note from our fellow member Dae a "pelican" who will be back to Join the ''polar bean" of Ocean Oty TO£ not* was a btt more Interesting to Oat ftincluded a tare g on a shuffleboard court* each holding Us cue. Joined by a v1n« regularlyand quite well. We understand that ou; pelicans have started ft return to the good old homtlaft& , ? - We weft pleased to few Boyle back the courts after recovered from sultry early In the ye* j Tta is somewhat thinner hi assured us he U feel much better. Rarity Conettu waa their shuffle beard, his stamina. He played us of another local even though he Is not feeling tournament In which hi and in top shape. We trust be wfl hto partner camp In first He continue to Mainland Regional High School gymnasium was tht scene of volloyball-athon to benefit the local Sunshine Foundation, ' Volleyball-athon aids foundation Itudents it Mainland chool held a 8 p.m. to 8 for tht benefit p c chapter a.m. cf th cf the Sunshine Foundation Over 140 students par* ticlpated to raise money to grant dream termingUy sM wishti for PAINTIIVC Interior and Exterior OCEAN tf/rv NJ FREE ESTIMAT Fuel Chief HEATING OIL The event was organlied by Neil Horowiti, chairman, lisa Armstrong, ep* , James Cawley and a Buttle, student council than two dozen teanpt participated In addition to matoh«« wtrt " plftVeij featuring competition betand alumni, wtra sflld with ail proceeds donated to ! the Sunshine Foundation. Youth sexuality talk April 1 : The Linwood Home / Schofcl penel discussion 7:30 p.m. Wednesday* April 1 it heal for par subject of Olinn Martlnii School psychologist, the moderator of the •doliiee&i Im Gonsglr, C Barry :lan; and Mare For further informatloS, call Marlins at Belhavep School, 9274552. I RVANT JOBS - NO JOB TOO SMALL • Painting ' * Dock Work * Minor Carpentry • Boat & car (mured herg to serve you all Tim Bromhead Prat Iififfiitti P*W Price* ANK J f; WM a obituarie i. 74: ^V y of the linwood Ooommnlty a mmm erf aty of Foe ol , O FOI of PotUtown, Pi.; a , ee M ¥ i mndchUdren; tad ftm II «t the Hoock Funeral Home, Chariota and Grtoe Strwti tn PottHown. Burial Ma to retired pipeline supervisor . atr, Abil wu i pipeline construction supervisor for DoPtmt ta Gfobttown, for I? jmn. He rt-tiral ta 1971 A farmer rodent of Pitman, hi m bom In IttVftd to this ctty IS years MtwSt are hu wlft, Marit B.; a aon, Howtnl O. «f brotbew. . Dofcald of o Woodbury Hîghti and fll Woodlmi7; twt} tiiten, Fknne* Fitfae ef Tocô, d Btt Lta * Dtfd; fabmother, Om Abel ; two grmndcifldrao; and Burial win be told at 11 am today • atSt Patrick 1 * OwixA, Woodlwiry. Fri«Kta may •t tbe chorch. Burial will be is Local arrangfroenta raqoeati contributions to tht Ocean aty luad, Ocean William Mottle Home Trailer Part, Born In Philadelphia, he had been an area Mr, Mann ted ef ta malnt«nanc« at tbe Flanden He to turvlved by hli wife, Service tu at the convenience of the Arrangement* were by tbe Adams Perfect NAACP carrtrtbutionB may be made to the Atlantic programs, care of Atlantic at] L Spence, 00, of 731 Moore Av. died March 17 In Mr. Spinet waa a cement finisher for many year* for Local No. 33, Bricklayers and Allied Craftsmen of Atlantic Qty, fj@ was • trustee for St. James AME Church and was a EARL L. SHAW, JR. SHEET METAL WORK BRYAKT FORCED Alfl HEATMS 111 Wilt AvtffM DIAL: 399-2128 i VHP I K PLUMBING & HEATING uuii «s* i ml mm nun m RONUl Dial 3994167 PLA! STUCCO DRY WALL CONTRACTOR RESIDENTIAL* COMMERCIAL 8HEETR0CKIN0 GREG K, CORSON 309-768 if no tniwtr call 399 3193 M i i \ WE RENT POWER SANDING EQUIPMENT THE RENTER CENTER 525 New Rd. (next to Shore Hardware) Somen Point 653-9002 Bi One Step leadv for the Heat CANVAS Awnings, Canopies, Repair Work AND * SERVICE CONTfl ACTS DO It Now! Storage On Rcquetf Residential 4 Commercial General Canva* Work 308-2345 H.A. HARPER SONS PAINTING CONTRACTOR xif mini N J, sf the toeal Raptor tf tb* Awociatlon for tt* Advanc«D«* ef Ortortd Hi fonDerly ««rv«d with the d Las Vegai; a ; ooe grandsoo and ow at BL Ji In C*p* Maj Ooanty V^saa Cemetery. Cap* b w*f» by th* was mechanic 19 at Shore MemorUl Hospital Somera Mat . waa a driver for was an atrto mechanic for H. Dalaey TYncting of area S? year*, be was born tathe Bronx, N.Y, There art no immediate Northfleld. Burial was ta SOD Cemetery, Bargain! jist ftara, retirlnfi ta Ifm he wocted torthe «-aftdThBat*rsinOceanC v .,«x..—.«.—^ JS-.SS2L!??. 'J??*»* •«.!!!*!5 u^ Kor»n War veteran Ocoao Oty Men's Chorus. < UPPER TOWNSHIP — Jacob 0, Wls*. », Hi ta survived b> his lUpcnotbtt-, Uatie Stoftami (rf Tuckmhoe Aid M*rch 15 m MUhrffl* Somer* Point He was employed by tbe " • Gnveaide »H-ric< was Monday at GmBwoed C«Det*ry t Arrangements ww* by tbe L#ngley Foner»l Born Bom in OMB Ocean Qty a t h* ttfsd in thi member of Peat N& m AiDBftan contributions totbe 0BH0 War. Dorothy V, KirkiMT died March 21 at the Mainline and Hehabttitation Center after • itaort UIMS**. Bon la Rfahrern, ate was a nptpfr** of was ate m Udk* Aid Society viftd b- Joeeph L. of Malvtm, Bdbm E. of Fraier, Pa. and Ptol of Florida; a Mate, Rae Staats of ttalvWB, and • brgther. Norman j. W**vtr of Hahtni nin* ermndebiktrtn and 17 Service ins Wednesday at the Mauger Funeral POINT—Florence (IVegak) Monument Av,, tUvtm Burial was in Memorial Bon In VTneland; ahe lived hen to « years. ! tbe was JI physical thenpiM at both tbe Seashore the Great Commissioo FeDowahip, c / o Center, Attantic Ctairr^ 10th Street and AWorMWarnAnnyv*teraii t ttoeacrr«dasallttit«»Jit CASINO TOIP APRIL M tth tteNursinfl Germ La EmUrti and the Eurooean ^ ^^ iomers Somera Point was a member of ttaBethel Metboolst Democratic Ltagae is of Somers Point ôraoring a caatno trip to the She is survived h$ a PlatU of Ab- SJwwboat Casino on April 20. tecoa For reservations gall 817)1777. Service was March 16 In the the Faith Burial waa tn e Steelman, 74; charter member of Men's Chorus stSHIP - Uwrenc* N. Steelman, 74, of i Road in Marmora died B4arch» at home. Tockahoe, be waa a lifelong area reddent and was scout Tun iuiwtr nut YourLowNetCott Ready To Start Your Job Now! BRIAN S. OCEAN CiTV REGISTERED BU1LDIF 399-8765 Building and ainhng • RESIDENTIAL • COMMERCIAL (Senior Citizens Phone (609) REPLACEMENT WINDOW: DOORS and §enerai J. Shearer H no wa» March 19 At tbe Tockaho* Burial ««a In Biad o/ the Henrietu Dalessandro, 78; technician H In ,j*M* im>&M*WJ fgp W Bora ta PhikdelpWa, ate lived toe U Mn. Daleaaandro wy esnpkrfÂ m a r**r± at Haho«mann Uiilveiatty Bwfiî to She it shrived by her taafat&l, Anttway; a Newtown, Pa,; andati e u VlnelaDd. March if in WMt Uml Air right Construction, Inc. # General Contractor • Commercial • industrial • Residential COAAPLETE BUILDING NEEDi * FRUKSTIMATK* * Serving Atlantic and Cap* May Counties 300*1933 CONTMCIM Commercial Window W«(hing Free Estimate* inferior Staining Additions Custom Graphic rfflSS Ltcvmtd ft Exterior Deck* ln»tallatk)n Drywall Finlthlng ihowroom $k Off let Ventnor Ventnor NAM CAN Not Just A Siding Job... A Siding Company VINYL SIDING if i Ai»fdwfi ^fl ill ARC her Rd iflii ftihyf ? 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R Mi8 J\ 111.> fair'' it 10 — SECTION TWO THE SENTINEL IEDGER, OCEAN CJTY, N J, THURSDAY. MARCH U, Its? ancel fever" strike "Cancel Fiver** struck "Friday the 13th" when the newest addition to our jâUerrof canceLed eventa was added on. The "Beech Bash," which council and was planned to taki place on Friday 13. was canceled the day the dance was planned to take place due to lack of ticket sales. The "Beach Bash" which was to feature a live D.J and an aray of colorful "Jana" and various other "summer fatigues" wai canceled when only an approxiTnate 60 of an expected 100 tieketi were sold, The announeinient of this cancellation came during ell period of that "Friday the 13th" and was delivered by the harsh sounding voice of our principal^ Mr, Ciprtin©. .T.S.A, discu Future plans for at a Parent Teacher Student Meeting on Thursday, March 12th, Those attending the meeting were Kelly HaiDrook, Meghan Donahue, Jen Sniider f Jennifer CHat,_ Parent Barbara MeGinnls, the President addressing this meeting Site Bomberger, the Viea Preai'dent Carol Oakes and second Vice President Fay Davis were conoarned with a few going on in OCHS, "There's a problim with our dances,-* Oakes said "Why don't people go?" Donahue felt that a lot of people attend Soda's night club on weekends. Has brook felt If a dance was held at Ego's people would go. That's true; 300 tlcketa were gold at the Community Center to have I dance tit Figos." Donahue agreed, A dance may he held at Egoi or Soda's in the future to encourage attendance. Another topic discussed was the problem with students smoking In the bathroom, Donahue felt the st didn't take smoking laws y because it seems most studinti feel that "if the teachifs have a lounge to smoke in — we should have a place tosmoke in," Me d Tory Frank and Kelly Hasbrook atpunishment was dlfcuifed* No dldsion been roadc, but mi*p«njion ice a Sal as your ihed/ f she dscuaaed until the at the .ftnsanL__ the school have to do body lack of mentioned that our laws wsB f t b« ~ M board roe^ng^ L^Jj feKth«danc«. The "Beach Bash 11 was only the latest of a chain of cancellations which ineludes the Pep-Rallies, Christmas Etence, Vanenttnei Dance and the *'Mr tain City Pageant," but hty, look m Itm bright side of things, we Ml hid our m Dunce and Homecoming On April 9,10,11 the Dr»m* [resent its productloo of Tim sat inducfes: CrU Outam, EUyn Sebmr, Ktag Sexttmns:. Tom D« via and And>* Foer, Prioc* Daonttaat: Matt Bucher and tarn Lancbottcy, Lady Urten: Dtbby Jenkins, ft Hatty: D Hoover, Wizard: Ammar Khlroof, Minstrel; Micelle HlTTis, J**t«r: Ttxif Hawkins and Rich Stite*. Often Mike Lang ley. Debbie Longatreet, Debbie McConnell, Teresa Hagel, Theresa Pl Pliki Oissy Proet, Leslie Sebver, VaQ, Dawn WUliams, and Airage Yoder The times for the play arc April Sand HI, I p.m. April 11,1 p.m. and 8 pm The priet wUl be »3 a ticket. A dinner Art Chib Sa DeFeUct. The dinner will be in the cafeteria on April I, at 8 p.m. Tht price wm be f 11 many moons ago, in a vie for the hor Wed and failed the tests which land. KK of yet but another can* For the first time In y , It may start you to thinking, there will be a girla freihman softbaD team. For tim part three yean thert ta Oeean City High Sdhodl?" AVertion have been over twenty freshmen «*gnfd which has been on the minds of many up to play, and this year a team waa rtudtnts and teachers. The problem is, ott one seems to know the answers. Some may think they do p but are Lentz has been the continually stopping and the at OCHS for two yean, are getting frustrated and confused at why there la such a problem with selling tickets for these events, and they cannot understand why students won't pull together and make these events (which are to our benefit) happen. Although they cannot be usre sure It should be remembered that the t create programs, It only them, the FTSA would like to have a funoV raiaer for the Scholarship Program that would nationally raise enough money for the fudn hut one the students could enjoy, A dance that students would attend at Egos or Sodas ad mentioned was an idea for a fundraiser. This dance would have suit fashion show, , volleyball, a shopping trip, or e were all good ideas for a fundraiser, if anyone would like to er in helping with this funproject may contact Meghan i§ or Kelly Hasbrook^ Rene Desanto "Mysteries of the Brain" was held on Thursday, March 12, at 7:30 p.m. in the high school cafeteria, Present at the assembly were psychology club and science club members. The advisors of the event were Mrs, Ida MargeUs and Dr. John Hem nan. Dr. Herrmman showed slides of optical illusions. These illusions dealt with were done, but due to the bad weather condition! the event was forced to end early. Refreshments wire served aoce the The aftor school Mi to •>?£&: m s#Sl anymore, members of the student a of tickets •alia hi the Junior and Senior Prom which li being held in MayJ ihman games will be the same days at the vanity and "junior varsity teams with one exception, that is when the Junior varsity and varsity teams are home, the freshmen are away and be will ever find a ___ hU mottwr*i «teodank HirTyaretnaoîaodary.LarttenUlntfarj Tamlly way', bwt the law wyt DO one may marry until the Prince hat wed* * QSMt to Sod more A month later be the moat gamoniHsg the paUlce. The Queen loatbea Wlonifred on light, bat the Prince is smitten and begs gat she b§ allowed to *• cute WMpot win Aggravaln and her Wlnrd ofevtee a Inn aiat of watt one tiny pea will be placed ShouM ahe Is not a true prtesat* In event tbe anotild atay the Queen will help matter* by her hypootic mirror. Also, a — -*• — ^** î'"' Larken and Harry have hid an argument, and the Lady U ready to ran helps to patch things up. Hoi what ber tart will be, she stadias On Wednesday, March 4* Ocean dty Bgh School once again boated a blood ri¥© spoosciPeil by tb§ AsMrican Bid i. Ocean City High School bis bees se blood drives for several now. This blood drive was preceded by a Junior ASenior assembly on February 17, during 1st period. ~~ opened by Student After a brief Introduction fiie American Red Cross. Gabrial spoke to the juniors and was presented on Ocean City High School's record, for number of plate of blood donated, In 1984, witt 102 waa Tnere was concern among of Use student council that not give blood because of wareneasconcei However, assured everyone that one cannot get by donating blood. Another factor that student council an effect on was a girl's did not to give blood for be worn down hid any great effect on the blood donated to the American ITTMmQN JUNIOR AND SENIORS! ENTER THIS ESSAY CONTEST "Why Home Ownership is Fundamental to the American Way of Life" AND WIN 1st PRIZE TOSHIBA AAA-FAA Stereo Radio with Dual Cassette Recorder 2nd PRlZl PANASONIC A/vVFAA Stereo Walkman with Cassette Player 3RD PRI2I $25*00 Gift Certificate to The Rock Garden Record Shop from the Ocean City Board of REALTORS ... and be eligible for these prizes to be awarded by the NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF REALTORS 1st PRIZE $1,000 Savings Bond and Free Trip to Honolulu 2nd PRIZE 1500 Savings Bond 3rd PRIZE 1250 in Savings Bonds NOTE; THERE WILL BE PRIZES TOR ALL CONTIITANT! See you Engfiih teacher for rule* »nd -additional Information >• G. a cl; Mrs. All Reza Youner Obanavtl better knownas "Mri, G." teaehat chetoljtry !rL, /^*H.."*"•• and railed in that Mra.G. who iaalio a music enthusiast was the baivifnmt instructor for a year, 'flity wtri married on _ h 1986. They hope to have four w ate kids tor 8 yeara and thm she d^^^^h^ fransferred toCalifornia University to moat studenU fed th* *"^-~f ner stuoies. • jjgg? gju ym H%« th a dame In hand. KathUan *K^H u**u na i. **** a was drawn tothe ocean Uhi whfffi she and b^ husband robto, Mr* OhanaviH k am & a» u«~*^ 0, itartodtMcUMIsM and ^m?^S^^§^^ •till tafiaat Scrtimua gtvea navtug a pointers on tbe birds totof, teMDamflwi aftouta t writhe beet. Toi TfjQUM d€Tpoi In makes the exhausted lot to «ay! Be ter with the. mirror* and then, tor ber flnni MJU COB ftncfc insurance, brings on the '* of Samarkand to help hm mattrewes, reread all aorti of sotted and i£ni Awuft objects* More ttao jolt • pel is suddenly wide awake. Wtanifred awake. All «oda mofning, to the delight ef aftw - I-iitai and Barry can many aft everyone but Aggravain, the Court !•** beciuje that Winnifred bftsnt alert a highlights affair telecast on June S f li served! Tickets are on sale Mm for Thursday, Aprils, pUyed their original roie*. Tb* put of of our school play. The tbe Minstrel waa played by BOl timber, sponaored by the Art Qub and (Dong Williams on Daya tf Sophomore dan, will be held in te EQiott Gould tang and dancad tot tsaetsothat Jester, and Shani WallU (who studenta attending the dinner can go starred in the film, CXfcer) waa Hit drectly Irani the dinner to the premiere lovely Lady *-"**" of € *0ne§ upon a mattress." On December 13, Caterer Eon DcFelice will be production beef CBS-TV, again with Ml»«BorMtt«d entrees. The tickets can be Fyrr;tflt«jt«j Mrs. Glnny Mulford, and Art Club member*- for Thursday will be sold out, the may be repeated Friday some ucc Kris Copp gets attention while donating blood. >nyder and Brianna Cary give words of encouragement. After the blood drive was through I to get a comment from Crist. "I was very Impressed to see to help the community by donating blood." She also said "wouldn't it be great if all twenty-one schools in the Cape Atlantic League gave blood? 11 were twelve students from City High School who helped the Prom fa; On March 31st the Junior Class of be nuraes of the lout the day of tbe lue Beebi Jennifer Crist, Brian Heist, Kenny 1 Pacifico, Matt Dee Dee You said you're tooyoung for But are you really? What are you afraid of? You aaid you really like me, You didn't mention love. Ait that's okay, my friend, ln§ show la being held in theFor lovers must be friends auditorium of the high school for the Before they can be loveri. studenta who will be attending the prom And to be a lover, my friend, and their parents. t's what I'm afraid of. formal attire will be Bridal Boutique. The fashion show will begin promptly at 3 p.m. 20 juniors and seniors wJU be modeling the fashion wear, school, will dote HOTICE ^Baccalaureate servieei for the Class of 1987, originally scheduled for Sunday, June 7, 1987 at 7 p,m, have been rescheduled for Sunday, June 14, 1987 at 7 p.m. As always the services will be held at the Ocean City Tabernacle, at 6th and Aibury Avenue, dUor-ln chltf ditor THE BILLOWS published? A short story? Then do the next best thing, fiumbit to the student's literary magtiine, Mr. J. Bonner and tntertsUd student* plan to publish a magadna the literary talents §1 our Original essays, poeme, and short stortas A to contribute to make tb# success. stop by the Billows room and Ant ID a locker or o, youratlf andothtra a to 1 ft! THURSDAY, MARCH U. CLA ADVERTISING RATES Of The Sentinel Ledger NOT LATER THAN TUESDAY FQfe REGMLAR PUBLICATION ' WEDNESDAY F©H TO© LATE TO CLASIIFV ff Mi? Time, 25 Wordt @r Ltss SO (10* per word exceeding Ad Running 5 Ctmsecuiivc Ttmcv with f$ Words or Less . = ...,=,,..,.., ill Ads Requiring BQX Number *"l .00 additional' TOO LATi TO CLASSIFY ADS 50* EXTRA sified Advertising Cash !U fthSfrtef, Ocean City, N J Oftm Copy mailed in. given TO repr# M t«tive ar brought to of lice ptr^naliy, must bt accem^ni^ by cash -r Wh>d , cover cost. Copy accepted over phong a% courtesy am cofiven!#nce to cuitomer, but payment must be receive* pefore advertisement will be tet in type Card! Jf Thank ST. 4111S MVIIU May t^ %atr*a Hfaft qf JeiiJ eraitfd, - honori sn Ui. N6Jt If J#5yj f\av* m %mi prayff f tim« a da? i& « c*r% Pyfelieetien mytf be pr&mi*^ pfavt r» ftiv* teeft sniw^r e& In Memoriam I % 6* *nd the ANNE F* BRINKMANN Died: March 2 the Brinkmann Family wishes t§ fhank everyone wh©* In fhelr generoiity, contributed to Anne's Scholarship Fund, We gratefully think them, together with Rat Dougher ty, Sandy Cor son Beyet, and Chris Lentz who organized the fund In An ; H Shore 8gad* psml, H j fTARTWRfiST PLAC Rsaifen ha* p sur Oetin City ofifcs. W# i f riding and msrhii the if yeu astir* tseefienee gnd won't t«H|« for iKOod bett, join #1 Rfalfer For a ton interview call at %n IO0Q IS East 9th Street 3994000 TH Help Wanted ADVERTISING AL Part time and year 'round positions with newspaper, experience preferred, but will train. Salary, pjoi company benefits. For Interviews, send rfsumes to The Sefv tinti Ledger, 112 I, itti Street, Ocean City, NJ, 08226 in care of Advertising Dtpf: or call to set up an in terview appeintmtnt, 399-5411 Carter opportunities available with our well established firm, for aggressive self motivated salespeople. * Graduated Commission Schedule * Full management support * Computerized office * Inquiries kept confidential Calf Michael Monlhan at interview 3201 CENTRAL AVE. 717BATTiRliARD. 3190918 H BANKING Due to our CentInuins dgMiiilon havt tf iitf opening! at tftt OCEAN CITY PfT 861 Aibury Avt. ELL£R INC, Wt efftr a cornpefiftyf Mlsry end tsE*ll»nf cempsny N'^ Mwlti. Apply in p#nan ta th# S&Q¥« sff ic* COLLECTIVE FEDERAL BANK iquii : SANDS HOTiL AND CAi IN To Attend A Free Seminar On Persona! Computer Application! For The Executive Secretary THURSDAY APRIL 9, 1987 6 PM - 9 PM Harry's Inn Longport Boulevard Somers Point, New Jersey A buffet will be served? Meet and talk with Sands representatives about Executive Secretary opportunitisi, Call our Human Resources Dspartmint at 441-4191 to make a rtservation, Wi iri in equal opponunity employer subject to the rules and regulations of the Casino Control Com miss ion. FREE REAL ESTATE CAREER SEMINAR Learn haw to tweome a port or the excltlno Real Industry* Topics include: • How to gtt a Real Estate License • Theday todayactlvltleftofa profeialonal • HOW to select 1 company • Opportunities offered In Real Estate ^ WHINi WIDN1SDAY, APRIL 1 7i!0 P.M.-1:49 P.M. WHlHilFif Aibury Av#. # Ot«n City CALL FOR RE1IRVATIONS •state THE SENTTNEL^LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N J, Help Wanted Htlp Wanted Help Wanted Htlp Wanted 4CTIVITV Dlt'Cf TOR IH««d WiHTEB ftf piri t&r fh* lymmjf tor home production, clerical Others Ceil new tor FREE DITAtkî in @^ 024-0000 . 1H7 Fall Mtatt tales With fh€ f^pansion sf our main office, wi now have ffte room necessiry to ac= commodaft a numb#f of new salespeople who are looking to work In a very progressive real estate of ficr We don'? have to be the biggest for you to make an fxceHent living. Morrison's specialize in personalized service and need salespeople who can ana &r^ seniifive to each individual's needs. We pride ourstlvts In serving satisfied customers for three generations. Came i_e{n our team at Ocean Ci»Y'i most established and family owned real estate office since 191$* Fiease call Tom Palermo* 399-5211 for sn interview. 8211 PECT of your peers and leam valuable skills by starting a rewarding career in Real Estate. Join the Jersey Short's leading team of Real Estate professionals You'll earn respect and • whole lot more, Call us at: ill,411 N J Fy!i ti TYPIST - Cii^ns *BULTS OS YOUTHS = FROM COLLEOET •n PAST firm Ti«| < NIIB SSI O« TWO — ffti G AND MAiNTE NA»fCt ft wort firii iim# n ^ iHAFTOi 3*t 4433 a? for fc|lc Ot«n Cit; All ii^yirî hf i€ irt Fdf IBS bf A*t 3** pll 4f _ l.lf if ^ Full fim« nf?*»*?t W» «nil train rrk,m &*.LEi£Lf fiKFQB PHOTO STOSl^ ttarfnsra a/fWa) part fii^, » fswfl serkif^ tt?idi* oo &# mâ*mm avaiia&t a* Cs^m Wart^* yitla9t r #f E«H U5 5* M if GOVERNMlHT J5t£t Nfit % )*« ^ f#6i and aspipe* ftefl (*1S) K) NJT^t j SI} HIRING HOW? *.m. nrlv try fig* fg NfeAL feSTATE SAL1S ANP TAUS L o.C. Agency, S*i!fer F Jtf iSO HSpm HELP WAhTED N.J 111 E, mm Call for cm MAKEB tlm«. fiy* «• til flft9 M fV^ 0E4. ssn train In ID th. SfTHt. ff FOB R Tat swittnt nJMII c»pt«l Appliunf mm) to •« b* sMl haw htcal g at a d** S**a*y m busy scat ftigf i TELLERS - trvu. City oH^t for full nm« fil. vim *n FART TiMi _ f*«« for or fsyr p*op4* phtra Fun or pcrf tim* from |:M a.m. te li # :m ?@* Sf*ft S4 to IS, mr hevr «!th r»li ***nr w a#yt wifft potfAtiai to wptrviwr «nkn will pay mort Csn t«f Ntafly Ooo* CI*«nfnB Itrvia, »* •»*• if HEEDID — Fir y«r 42 WANTED P|S|5N TO With Bsf&ffif in wfist4£na!r. No efft*r 43 PART TIME — IfflmtdiaM offtef s s hevr *«k ^ Uulfs for • thny oHia. Ap p*k»nti tAoutd call •*! »n to an interview. HOUSEMAIDS — %m± osiiy te I hqyri en iafurdayt #ng Wfr* a tint ciaa siaaning company lookint for tmgffigftBa. rnponsiu* Muti fwv* cjr/6ik# Call MOUSEKEEPI-R — LW* kl f>*W WTlff P.O. l t« B 131 UNIQUE OPPOBTUHlTY - mitypt smiif fa car* for 3 *vtningi , Will previat st#«fcrt ipf , Apply in wfffi plcnfy of «»P# fim#. Call , §85, E ifft If.. S.C. ing Itavt fflftufc i 13 3 24 PART TIME HAND¥*AAN - For xm,i\ i*itena! hotti ^*!ir«^ffl- tanii ffiifts, Btntltman pfefff f*fl : Call 3^-tfS4. fi RIAL ElTATt SALES"- C«rHf op g#ffunify ayailablt if! OC'l fic« fer amBiffoyi program n#w mM*ffl high iengtvit? QB7A eeitntlsll CiM ff f&r Interview ESS THAN JHMB6 - N@ b*fiffjfi? Layotfi? OHdiahf needs citaning a rig mdinttnance hfip B|y* CFeii, VSCallSfi anfl Apply Vfiferdayi, Marmofa, i?JJ, if DI L MECHANIC! Hegv? duty plyt many Cat! tf LINE _^_ WAITIR/WAiTREiill — Catititr, parki^ valet, i*mri*m*& Apply M*C*i Reitiuranf, 9M Short Bi , |#m*Fi Pgini, N.J ft COVER NEW JEIISEY WITH JUST CHAMBERMAID — For fmall i tiff anytimt = Call 3^ i|Q4 WANTED— L#S* ff geMyHff fhil m&nffi. en TV Fai! rtiylt* g, iflli er write ¥¥î i Tere Nssd, €i Tefs. Ci , WANTED = IS Is try Hrw weight Call (213) %?3 Child Cart OF ONI wrtl bsBy l*t in htr Sceifi City hems Manas? fftru $Styrfla ¥ , l am fhfu ft pm Piefll* gall Mobile Homes THREE §DRM, 2 BATH - !urnr fan Call Jff j . tt/5.Call g INFORMATION ftrt, ifiad Hi drug far li* HSYILEK Uf srfHli ?*S(t mist ifTI CM IVY = C ID ptefatip, 2 ipHlL AM/FM ifino M.3B mii#t A/T lire* call »14iil I CADtLLJkCS. ituations , PORSCH m labtv ytur WE CAN MANAGE *OUR BUSINESS — HiJl6*fld/Wift Mm laîttffcfej ifl ana MelWcyi;les Hi IfSj YAMAHA -- Ms la, gifion, i^SS ineiy ring PKh. can 3*f »5S until ip Pr§r 1- Sin/ices HQ TlMi TO CL Up W# re ffi* B«f fpf I0UTHERH Harper AM TfpelSf Chain Ctp* May £M!ffY i f C*ean ii UiiatUea new C^n tttMiHtititl COIN LAUNDRY Oral EVERY DAY 7 A.M. to 10 P.M. SUN.) SAME DAY DRY CLEANING IN BY i P.M. Line day Tailor Work on New k Old Garments CLEAN ALL ff ^^^^^^^B^^^^^ :,^;iiiîj ^''•f, 1 î':'. 5 *.-^"*^^ - by Qmwy A- Tw»gg» * Discount Prk** SPRING IS COMING FAST' CALLUSI4OW SELF SERVICE ©PEN 7 DAYS A WEEK 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. CWfitfMf fBehlndCVSPhaimacT) Paintinf K^4Cc iff or trail/, m'tl tfeMaVi 3©Q-0791 NOJOSTOOLARGV OR TOO SMALL REPAIRSORNEW f r»#|fi • Pin ^ Italfwiyt * A«Hldht • Palnttng Rwf ing • Today for Free Act bgfor« -tAir ft- rr I ;H'^. ; -I ^ 5 *••
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