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12 _ SICTiON TWO THI OCEAN CITY SlNTINiL-LEDGER
25- YEAR GUARANTEE
HIORQIHTRM
CAS HOT-WATER BOILER
Members of Atlantic Community College's soccer
Margate, Vu tor Fr.inc.rsfo, Wrst Atlantic. City, and ham
fteam line up for their sqund picture. Front row, left to Watt, Pleasantville iJct-oiid row an- Virtur Laptv, ERK
; right are Angela Lisa, Egg Harbor; Frank McGuire, Hjrbnr, Rtm Hin s, Pli^niitviUi-, .!.«I H.iti'-Ui, £(•(•
.Margate; Pat Crawford, Somers Point; Joe Mangiollo, Harbor, Albert Laun-iico, Margate, \IP\ DJIU\.,
Mays Landing; Hal Leek, Mays Landing; Bob Buberms, Margate John BUIJ;I-S, Ph-aijnKilIr, Mike McGint\,
Bngintini ,_and_Gerrv_J3iini.m
F.i-;t H.irhur Thml_ruii_
are Prinue Owen,.,
Atlantic Pity, Da\itl Cope, Mass
Landing, Rit-hjrd Jullano, Somrn Point Chuck Dunn,
Ventnor ,Ia\ rtinnell. North field
RUJMT Ru^nno Egg
Harbor, Mikt MtCimni, Lmwauci Stan hutirihu
Atlantic City Jorjji- Ku^nit/off, Huena, and CUM h
\lfn (1 Lfister The Buci ant'tr,, »ith a «• 1 reicird, plas
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INSTALLATION
• SATIJFACTION
OCEAN CITY
PLUMBERS, Inc.
Formerly Taccarino Plumbing & Hearing
618 WEST AViNUi DIAL 399-0450
New „ Under Ownership rAonagoment of
LEON CRAM1R . JOSfPH DOUGHERTY
ANTHONY P§PB
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TREMENDOUS
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SCHUFF ELECTRIC
SALES and SERVICi
_ SERVING YOU SINCE-'22 —
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mil Dan Saiimno, of 1012 Simpsiuii av ,
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Loot An
was opened
ersey Senior Photo
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opens this Saturd
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night instead of having them
out for two, three or more
nigh ts.
Commissioner Wimbcrg also
pointed out that since this will
be a Friday the school children
will have a better opportunity
to go "begging" as thore Is no
school the next day so they
don't
have the homework
problem facing them.
Spook parade tonight m
as
Thursday, October 30.
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Masquerade paroge n tar to 7:30 p.m. sharp at 6th it
SSft
and Asbury av, and marches south on Asbury av> to 10th ^|^
st. Reviewing stand jmd stands for judges and sppcial SK
guests at City Hall. : : ;^
Entry registration: Plnneraji and Haldy Paint Store, SjS
721 Ashury av., all day today, Lato entries may registor £%
at OO'i Tailor Shop, 809-18 A-tburv av., until the start ?; : g
of the parade. No entry fee,
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1 Children singles to age 7
2-Ch!ldren singles 8 and up
a^hUdren groupt
4-School floats
B-Commereial floats
MUSICAL OBOUra:
6-Fomily 0'oups
B-Atjults, single and groupa
7>Coitumed marching groups
S-Non-eommercifll floats
kst HS Band
Ocean City HS Band
Mainland Regional HS BEnd
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at the business
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and to fit them properly. Tho FOOT TRAITS w«
future, are ihe produet of quality leadership by the
minufaeiurer lince 1893 , , , «nd wo are proud loo
Of mtt raputitiort to fil_them-properly. See tho full
line of quality crafted Foot Traits at our siore ioon.
PRICED ACCOHDINO TO SIII
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PtiiVNTATfpN
CHICKEK '4.00
Regularly §4.50
TAKEOUT WfCHEN
10th St. & Asbury Av«. Dial 399-1348
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invariably refer to m
"lackluster" campaigns. Dull is
a rnoFe iipprapriate word.
Corning down to the wire
the (Jubornatorial candidates
are evenly matched. Most
experienced observers believe
the battle will be settled by a
mere handful of votes, maybe
fis few as 20,000,
Ovor in Atlantic Oityi where
such things go on, those who
want to gamble on the
outcome can get six to five on
Cahill. Tliia means that a bettor
must put up 9800 on dahill
and the bookmaker will give
him $600 if Cahill wins.
Conversely those who regard
Moyner as the man on whom
to lay a bet carl put up only
SBOO and get their money back
plus J8QO if Meyncr wins en
'i'uei(day.
One ycrnbinr pFofessed
disifusl with both candidates.
"I'll give eight to five against
either one or both of them,"
was the way ho put it. That,
naturally, is just a professional
bookie'*; joke.
The* big OOP county-wide
rally at the Music Pier came off
as scheduled on Monday night
with some 700 of the
Republican faithful present. It
is woFth recording that the
only candidate who showed up
on time was Cahill. All the rest
were late.
Those whose hobby is
Charlie Sandman-watching saw
continued on page 3
p
Blue Angeli Corps
MYSTERY MARCHER!
A prominent citizen of Ocean City will Masquerade as
a Mystery Marcher, Tht first spectator to correctly gues
the identity of the Mystery Marcher will be awarded a
J2S U.S. Savingi Bond. Submit guesses at Finneran and
Haley
Paint Store, 721 Asbuiy a*., immediately
following end of parade.
Parade produced and staged by members of the Ocean
City Exchange Club,
Fighting for //fe
Conklin's counsel
switches attack to
the death penalty
WHERE WAS CHARLIE?-Gnly the
well known smile of Rfpresentative
CharlES W. Sandman, ?.., v is missing
from this ihot, of uappj * .'SPrturi. Photo
WM made before thf start of a
Republican ralJy on the Music Pier
Monday night. Shown (left to right) are
Ocean City Men's Republican Club
president David Elliott. Assemblyman
No Appalachia hmral
Janies R, Hurley,
gubernatorial
candidate
William T. Cahill,
Assemblyman James S, Caflero and State
Senator Bobert E, Kay, Cane . May
County Leader Sandman waa elsawhere,
however, reviving rumors he is none too
enthusiastic about Cahill's candidacy.
Senior Photo,
Convicted killer Robert T.
Conklin, 32, who last March
wa» convicted of the murder of
Oliver Olarkjon, 66, and his
wife, Ethyl, 92, of Tuekahee,
is clearly unhappy and
frightened. Only legal niceties
stand between him and the
electric eHair.
So, having exhausted other
ways and means of getting his
sentence reduced to life
imprisonniorit,
Conklin's
attorney, John W. Gilbert, of
Ocean City,' has attacked the
eongtitutionaiity of the death
penalty and the State Supreme
JJourt has jflven Gilbert 30 days
to file a challenge to Hie
Perskie joins fight for Cape library
ness for clrc^n up 11 nd business
lusive
^
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jiml the quality you WpC"
sniip brim and exc
D ( .bb4 Gld Ed«
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Other, frsm
TAKES A MM
,TO THE SEiS-in bucket
pssrve pdgct built on a motor
"«*8 will make it easy to p.iinl
'WstrHetueos of t hc five bridt'^s
? C'npu May County Bridf
*«. The heum in the photo
outward so that the man in th.
Ulidt,i (01111111
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Marvm PeFskie, former Capn
May County assemblyman,
announced yesterday that he
will form n citizens' committee
to insure the .construction of a
new
library in Cape May
County.
"I find ,lt most unsettling to
be a resident of a county
whose Bea_rd of Freeholders
cannot nee their way clear to '
construct
a new library,
.particularly
under the
conditions presently existing
here,'* PeFskie said,
"I Intend to form a citizens'
committee to promote the ,
construction
of the new
library. This Is not a political
(Tosture, The eomrnitteo will be
completely
non-partisan and
will Function nfter the elections
Voter Transportation
The Ocean City Leoime uf
Women Voters hns -issued a
reminder to all registered
voters to exercise • their
franchise Tuesday by Roini! to
the polls nnd voting in the
election. Anyone needing
transportation tp and from the .
polls is invited to call 3990171
between 10 a,fn, and 4 p.m- lo
arrange for pick up.
d not just release
for the political
are over 1,
statements
wars,
''I have been asked by many
persons, both professionai and
non-professional, to become so
involved. Perhaps It was my
nine-year-eld daughter telling
me that her school libFary was
not going to receive
.educational book service from
the county because of a lack of
space and a shortage of staff
that helped mo make my final
decision,
"Any community which
ignores
the cultural and
intellectual aspects of life can
soon become as Impoverished
as Appalachia, Our county ha.1
already expended in uxcess of
SI 10,600.00 to acquire and
cluaF land and hiru iirehiteets
for the preparation of a new
library and office building. In
fact, the architects have
already billed the county for
over half of their total fee. The
present library facilities in our
county are deplorable.
Students have to go elsewhere
to do theiF research. The
overcrowded conditions make
it difficult for the staff to
work, let alone members of the
community to use the library,
"The alleged financial
problems raised by the
freeholders as a deterrent to
the construction of a nnvv
library are nothing but a
convenient rationalization. Our
municipalities are bondliii; for
sewers, for convention halls
Reluctant witness
sentenced two years
Wmather
Toriny, mnlitly
Ronnie Lee Murray, 28,
whuse refusal to testify in the
case of Christopher Brendan
.Hughes, accused murdeFeF of
. Ocean City fudge shop
proprietor Harry Anglemyer,
may have changed the course
of the trial, turned up in
C
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Foreman claimed he had s
statement from MurFay which
implicated
Hughes" • in
Anglemyer's death on Labor
Day 1984.
In court last week, the
slender Negro stood
before
Judge Benjamin Rimm.
and a UHle milder. High
temperature near 60- Fair
and mild tonight with i\
low near 40, Friday, fair,
temperature in the 60s,
Saturday,
partly cloudy
with a chflnee of showefs,
Sunday, fair and eoolvr.
•U.S. Weather Bureau:
Time and tides
Wfi Sfi Sit ppjiWBrts^^
HOTICI — p.tluel V, hour foi
BtmeH. MH I hour lor ••«l«r«
„ u— £T^k» {^^ Laif Quiriil
High L«
Cuuiily cuurt Pflduy.
pleaded guilty to the chango
and other municipal projects
and the county can do the
-same for a library. Waiting will
make the prices go up, not
down. Federal and State grants
are available to help to defray
these costs. I think those in
charge of policy determination
are putting too much weight
on tho materialistic aspect of
things. Without knowledge
there is no vision and, to
paraphrase the Qood Book,
without vision the community
perishes,
"I will do my best to form a
committee of substantial
citizens to undo the present
fiasco and to see that a new
nnd adequate library is built in
accordance with the plans and
lands already obtained and
provided for."
Christmas club
checks on way
Christmas Club cheeks'
totalling over half a million
dgllars will be mailed by the
Capo May County
National
Bank so m to reach 2700
members on Monday,
November 3.
Bank president Bruce P.
Dimon,
who made the
announcement, said the dollar
l
f
original sentence.
The murder of the elderly
landscape gardener and his wife
was, according to the hig>
court, "savage beyond
description" and the legal
arguments
raised by the
defense failed to impress the
justices,
"So
long as the death
sentence remains the legislative
policy in our State and
withstands the constitutional
attack the judicial system must
fairly implement it.
"Here there was not only
armed robbery with killings in
the course thereof but evidence
of "coldblooded" murder by
the defendant on his part
which was savage
beyond
description,"
_. Oonklin and two other men,
Matthew Sheridan, 20, and
David Wiliets, 17, invaded the
Olrrksons' isolated home on
the night oflast November 21,
When the trio
left the
premises they had loaded their
cor with valuables. The nude
and battered bodies of
- Glarkson and hli wife lay on
the living room floor. Bullets
hid been fired into their heads.
In an unsuccessful effort to
hide their crime the trio set the
' house on Ore before
they
departed,
Conklin hid out with a
young womiin in Atlantic City
while
Sheridan and Wiliets
rented an apartment in Ocean
City in which they secreted the
loot. Astute Investigative work
by Ocean City Detective James
Nicklos uncovered their
hideout and resulted In the
solution of the murders.
Actually,
there is little
likelihood that Oonklin will be
led into the execution chamber
at any time in the near future,
if ever. Capital punishment is
under attack iri the United
States Supreme Court and
meanwhile 23 other men are
continued on page 3
Five motorists
fined in court
Municipal Judge Franklin A.
King handed out the first
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He had been indicted on a
charge of obstructing justice
shortly
after he insisted on
standing mute though first
assistant prosecutor Solomon
Appreciation dinner
for board members
All members of volunteer
hoards and commissions
associated with pcean City's
government have been invited
to attend an "appreciation
dinner" to be held at the
PortOCall
Motor Inn on
Thursday, November 6,
Mayor Robert L, Sharp said
that the city
accept* the
unpnid services of many men
and women but has failed to
show its appreciation in any
tangible way. The dinner its
planned as a gesture of thanks
to those concerned, Sharp said,
Ho wouldn't tostiry. That was
that. ,
"Why wouldn't you testify,
Mr. Murray?" Judge Rimm
asked.
"I don't choose to go Into
thnt," Murray respgnded.
The Batonlshed judge asked
the question again and again ho
got the same answer—"I don't
choose to go into that," '
Murray was sentenced to
two years to run concurrently
with a prison
term he in
currently serving In a Terre
Haute, Ind, federal prison. The
prisoner seemed unperturbed.
The length of his earlier terms
wore the same and the Atlantic
County term wouldn't add a
minute to them,
Hughes, meanwhile, is back
in Lewlsburg Federal
Penitentiary where he is serving
a term for extortion, He can
never he re-tried for the
Anjlemyer murder.
vululiH) of the 1U69 elub is the
largest ever disbursed by the
bunk and the total number of
members is slightly hlfher than
in 1988.
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The bank maintains offices
here, in Sea Isle City and Cape
May and the money for
Christmas gift buying will go to
recipients throughout the area,
Dimon said.
He noted that the bank Is
now opening its 1970
Christmos club at all of its four
offices.
The halfmilllon dollars
tli»tribuled to the 8700
members by the bonk will have
an important, effect on the
economy of Ocean City and its
neighboring
communities,
merchants said yesterday.
The
distribution of the
checks really marks the start of
our preCliristmas buying
season," one of them noted.
in of th fa
season in traffic dividion of
Municipal Court yesterday;
Mrs, Joan Buchanan, 3B, of
23 Arkansas av., was fined only
three dollars plus three dollars
Costa for failure to carry her
car
registration. She was
Involved in a minor accident »t
9th st. and Asbury av, on
September 10,
The
other driver in the
accident, Francis H. We«t, 76,
of 830 Atlantic av., paid a ISO
fine and $5 costs on a careless
driving charge.
William D". Niekles, 17, of i?
Sindia rd., paid $30 on a
careless. driving haorge,
Anthony M. Coviello, 43, of
Egg Harbor, found guilty of
ignoring a stop street sign, paid
sae.
Walter H. Krokonberger, 25,
of 1320 West av, uol away with
a $17 fine for driving 70 miles
an hour in a 50-mile zone but
he had his driving privileges
revoked for 30 days.
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