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B22 THE SENTINEL-LEDGER ©can City, N.J. ThUreday, April 15 r 1993 ''•I \ ; i*; : 'i mm Real Estate Sale Real Estate Sate | Real Estate Sale Real Estate Sale Spring is hermit's time M st^rtthinkii about Sunday bai>b-ques and 4th pf July ': family picnics! What a better place to host a garden party than in your own Gardens h o m e ? ' ••'•• '•',./'/•"'"•/ ' • ; '••'•• //-'.•..' •• •'.'. :,';.-. ' _ Take a look at these OUTSTANDING properties.. COZY SINGLE FAMILY HOME IN TRTttARDENS - at an affordable price. Includes; Jiving room, dining -room and kitchen on firstlevel; and .3 bedrooms plus bath on second wooden rockers and Front porch is perfect for your WORDS CANNOT DESCRIBE THIS BEAUTYI - Located in the prestigious Gardens section of the city, just stop* from the Yacht Club, this single family home has it at - 4 bedrooms, 4V» baths, Jacuzzi,' steam shower, marble floors,oak wet bar. 2 stone fireplaces,custom Utdten, fish pond, alarm system, 2 large boat slips and a dock and bulkhead built In 1968. $1,300,000. . UNBELIEVABLE GARDENS MINI ESTATE NEAR BEACHII - This residenceis unmatched in Ocean City when you combine size of tot.quality of construction, proximity to beach, amenities. 60* pool. etc.. etc.. Featuring 5BR 4'* Baths, 3 car garage, formal dning nn. breakfast rm. study w/wet bar, tv. rm. kj. game rm. huge cedar closet, hardwood floors. Cyprus exterior siding, giant kitchen with oversized top of the • line appliances, this home is frulyunique. STATELY GARDENS SINGLE CLOSE TO BEACHI Includes living room, formal dining room, den and sun room, / kitchen, laundry room and half bath on first level. Second/ level includes 4 bedrooms, den. 3 baths and a deck off the/ mastqr bedroom. This beautiful home was renovated in 1991ontdacfc,a>nragaa»aa.' THREE BORM HOUSE- Bay arae. quail nsôjhborliooaVlftdr. ftwilpoiox wAvoiar-' paano, oat tiasl. wW, dw. atorapa. No pats, ten mon ptevuMa. Oaf t«5- TOWNHOUSE - 3 bdrma, 2 tasiia. aft, 2 oar oar pan add. dw. iW, oanaaty knc.r. ad. S71S man plua uaw. 1 mon aac dap raquM. Aval now. Cal tarapponmant 4ei-747ft .. • .,.. • . TWO BDRM AFT - Cantraly tocaatd. As-" bury AM. SS8O mon nda haat utss aw". tra.Cali2i5-4«4-2iqa WEST 17TI* STREET - Saoond loar. X bdrma. 1 ball. Ir. dan. Mt wM. dw. da* a parHno. Aaw boat aap awaL No past. •- •ass mon pka Ida. Aval knmad. Cal 3es>l57. . YEARLY fENTAl - 14m a Waatoy vtqWty. 1 bdrm, partial lum aot Skigla I ' No pa*. CM attar Sprn SBB-2sa2. < Rooms AVAL S*iED - Clean rooms, canter of Mam,1Vk blocks to baach. cable. laMp, Mid on pramiaaa. Aval tv season. Cat 301-1221. - 1 • . • .. '. OCEAN CITY - Fum roonvwlti prrtaue • enaanca. kida haat« al uHa. Ratta and cabaatr.wM on pramlaaa. »S0-nara)aaa. worftlno malea piafanad. Cal 60»4as-' M4Sor98^SM3. • - • STARTMQ AT SS6 - Rooma tor rant at aw Oraxal Arma. T12S Cental Ave, OX. 3B»Oi4a. nasaiencas raqulrad. • , STORAGE6H0P AREA - Ida* tor contractor, etc Hfeh and dry. t325 mon. Cal 380-1800. TWO LARGE SIZE GARAGES - ki Nortiend OC. Ram 1 or boh. CaH 388- S813or3B8-122S. RealEstato Rent BOARDWALK - 430 ao fcM. to, 1 & 2 Bedrooms & 1 Bedroom w/Den Starting at $525.00 SEA AIRE APTS. HAS WHAT YOU'RE LOOKING FOR IN A YEARLY LEASE! • Heat, Hot Water ac Cooking Gas • WaU to Wall Carpet • Patio or Balcony • Swimming Pool • 24 Hr. Maintenance OPEN MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY OFHCE:A-9 CHAPMAN BLVD. SOMERS POINT, NJ 08224 Commercial Cornar Central air &hot water heat 2300 +/- sq. ft witri upstairs apt. 4 bdrms,, 2 baths CafltaeiMfr 800-296 HOME imiSmti^^
B24 THE SENTINEL-LEDGER Oemmn City, tU. Thursday, Aftril 15,1983. Real Estate Rent -M • RETAIL STORES FOR RENT ' : STH STREET * ASBURY U Mtmry W*tmm\ tOO Swmn Pm tl JOOmo, phw mil. (RENTED) 757 Aibury Avenue, 1700 Squire Feet - $1,500 jno. plus mil. 759 Aibuiy Avenue, 1200 Square Feel - $1300 mo. plus utiK.. 757-759Aibuiy Avenue,2900Squire Feet-$2,700mo.pluimil. RETAIL OR OFFICE SPACE '. . ' auMr (RENTED) -•-—F--. tinn — OFFICE SPACE - BOURSE BUILDING • 8TH * ASBURY AVENUE ..FREE PARKING, ELEVATOR • - 900 Square Feet-$900 mo. plus util.- - . ,, „' - 2200 Square Feet'- $2,000 mo. pliuulil ' CALL JOEL A. MOTT, 10 AT 399-7577 or 398-4910 AGENDA —. Nkigol the Ocean Cay Zoning Board "" April 21.1903 • • . . 7:30 pjt). . • . . CNyXkwndl Cnambera. 3rd Floor, • • CayHsH. ,. . Sih'Street and AaburyAvenue The toHowIng applications wW fas heard: r 93-01 S.Gerald Plnkertbn „: Block .1604, Lot tS. Appacam. Is : seeking a use variance to construct 2nd Itoor decks on *n existing two- NOTICE TO LIMIT CBEDITORS ESTATE OF' Mary Boyar, race tied toenvironmental events 2nd floor docks on -an axttlno twolamlly dweUng located In a alnal* family' zona, together with bulK varlahosa for from yard; alda yard and • poasbta height variances at < West Avanua Boardwalk Stores Available Call French Real Estate, Inc. 399-5454 NOTICE Advertiien ihould check their idveniiememibefimdiyof publicttian far error*. The newipiper •hill not be liable for typographical encn and publicitioin willbe limited lo that poman of the ad wherein endr occumd. CENTRALLY LOCATED - Small oftta*. namrty renovsud. $2S6 mon Ind utila. ReplyK> Box 388, The Smtlnei-Ledgar. 112 E. 8th street. Ocean City. NJ.. 08226. and poasbta heig . Sometimes patterns can be deduced very quickly. Sometimes it may- take more, information to- produce other patterns. It could take years. • The point is that sooner or later you will begin to know where and when you should fish because a quick glance of your records will tell you. Some supply stores carry fishing logs with prepared spaces for such information 'as wind, tides, weather conditions and so on. However, a basic bound notebook April IS, 1W3 Oc-nOty, HJ, THE SENTWEL-LEDGEfl B25 fishing report ' T—M»»s»»»sis»»»»s»».-/V/A7JsMat3s" i • ' how much you" plan to write, down and irf what way you plan to write if down; : Try it this year. Start out in the bay and be ready when you enter one of the local fishing^ contests. Maybe you can be one of those lucky other guys who catches the biggest fluke floundering in the bay. What is mecorrect term? Well, it greatly depends on where you are from. In fish and flounder inhabit Whatevier the «ruiHp cauphr wpiahori v\ nru,~A* - ••„''. _ . . * by DAVE CARBEn some areas the term fluke is used, in others, summer flounder or just plain "flounder. If you want to get picky, me absolute correct name is Paralichthys Dentatus. to the fainor makeup of the bottom whtere they live, the flukewill change color, to blend in perfectly. This ability to change .color can occur japidly: Within i"minutes..of being- caught,, fluke Will change color to a lighter shade no matter how dark, they wets when they, were caught. Fluke prefer a bottom that is sandy or sandymud. However, they will inhabit any area which presents good feeding. They will also move toadjust caught weighed 30 pounds, 12 ounces and' was caught off oi the coast of Cnile/- South America. New regulations have been placed to protect'the. stocks of flounder which, have been tinder increasing pressure from recreational and commercial sources. The regs have been designed to promote growth in the fluke stocks ' • with the "93 seaof summer flounder fishing is now off .limits. That is not alt there is. also a maximum bag limit of 6 fish per angler. • •'.-'•'•' '• And no you cannpt fillet fish at sea unless the fillets are at least 14 inches long; ' ' Comnftrcial anglers axe, also facing new restrictions so don't fed mat you are alone. . — DAVE "WE'RE A FAMILY COMPANY- HONEST AND RELIABLE , WE GUARANTEE WHAT WE DO IN WRITING Vinyl soffits, fascia boards covered, storm doors, wood/steel doqrs, gutters, shutters. Featuring a large selection of styles and colors. 1 •*Pss*sis»s»«»sMB»»M|»B)s^»^^Z^^M^^ZÎ^Bfaî»^lî»sss^l»Bssssl [Shore Vinyl Custom ft SENIOR CITIZEN DISCOUNT! Mf 399-1837 -:•;.• I 701Asbu; t all depends on to be while fishing J5£ in the back bayls worthless 30 miles but at sea. .The same boat which is ideal 30 Fishing is not some deep dark mystery filled With, secrets for the chosen few? body can catch fish. . The trick lies in doing all under bridges. B g Boats under 20 feet are Consistent fisherman feel comfortable in your different commonly caught between April and October in the back bay and inlet area. They migrate inshore into the shallows during spring and summer and during the winter they move offshore." Their spewing period* runs from fall, through wirF" ter and into early spring.— Summer flounder (fluke) can be identified—in that thejrare left handed fish, they lay on their right side, wim both eyes on the left side. ' ;__•. / . ••.—• .Their color varies with tiie type of bottom they 5 foot mark that have been designed with enough fuel to cany them out to the canyons and back. And you can probably make it safely in most weather. But.vîen me weather turns sour, you may wish you had something more. • _ Wlhat type _of hull layout -is best?^ Again, na definite answff. but yow need wiU The ^^cexifer console. isconsideredoneoi to*tbest y then "pe?t their cumstances elsewhere or in thal same place. Not &% m ^ bussed wi m a photographic memo- _ just "ask my wife, my memory is as secure as a fen-yeawrfd cotton net But neither are the memories-ef ^ ^ „, called experts. jrHe n^y: hive; comStted to- Places. W the real secret to- For openers They turned out in "groves" for opening day of trout season at Birch Grove Park, Northfield on Saturday. boat unobstructed. Center console allows you to put your lines over anywhere. 'However, the main drawback to the center console layout is that it offers little protection from the elements. Some boats offer T-tops for shade, but still there is only so much shelter one can take uvsuoh an open boat layout. The walk-around offers the ability of 360 degree fishing while providing a santt-cabin for shelter or storage. Walk-aronnds are I—usually larger boats and are ' not suited for fishing under low overhead. Bowriders or walk- —». ~—,,
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