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B14 me SENTINEL-LEDGER Ocean City, N J. Thursday, April 22,1993 , BUILDINGS SOUTH END BUSY CORNER + INSIDE CORNER One large store, one small store, both with powder rooms. Thre^ fum apts, two 2 bdrm ?pts, one very • large 3 bdnri. All with LR, kit, bath - huge storage attic, storm sash, 5 outside storage lockers. Inside bldg, 1st floor, ofilce and powder room. Owner's 3 Jjdnn apt., LR, kit, DR. bath, Elec. heat. Second floor, two 2 BR apis each with LR, Kit, dining aisg and bath. Goss Realty 32S8 Asbury Ave. • ^398-0464 SALE BY OWNER - Oak Forrest. Palsrmo. lovely U-lsval. comar toL4 bdrms. i 'A baths, family room. 1135.000. Call 380- .8338. . • ' THMKNQ OF MOVING? - Call Bob Jaf- Ian al Coktwell Banker Township Realty lor free Into ahywhara In U.S.A, 390- . 3400 " CRESTWOOD - Adults (55+) 7.500 homes. 40 styles, *20.000-$140,000. Oar SO dubs • organizations, shoeing. Newoonsttuction. directlyacross the street from the beachl Never ranted or occupied! Four bedrooms. 2V& bains, 5 levels! Jacuzzi. Central Air. Gas Heat, Fiberglass dedss, Cathedral ceSings. Ceiling fans. Garage, Real.fireplace. Intercom, Andersen Windows, and much more. Enjoy the warm, sunny, Southern exposures and Ocean Views from this one of a kind lc«at»nl Call Jc^w foryour private showing $279,400. BEACHFRONT DUPLEX-$825,000 Quiet, seashore elegance describes this Robert Coste built, two-year young duplex. Exjra large living area and 12 foot ocean-front decks, vaulted ceilings, skylights, enclosed oarages a storage area are some of its many fine features. 1st FLOOR- $460.000,2nd FLOOR - $495,000. Exceptional ocean views from this unique single family corner beachfront property with southern exposure in desirable . •southond kwatjonlll There's plenty of room for even the largest family in the 2.500+sq. ft. three story six bedroom four hath home with large wrap-around outside decklll! Asking price $726.000. TOMORROW UEANS SOLDI CALL TODAY! Squeaky dean, modem, tastefully appointed, three bedrooms, two full baths, central air conditioning, fully furnished and equipped, strong rental history, ready to go for summer rentals or enjoy-yourself! We have first and second floor unlfc ready for your irnmerjate tospection..Located on Asbury Avenue. near convenience stores and southend beaches. THEINTERCOASTAL VIEWS ARE FREE! ? Surround yourself with panoramic views of the IntercoastaJ ' waterway and Stale protected wetlands! Like new. this 3 bedroom. 2 bath. Second floor eondo on West Avenue in the Southend was one of lha last structures permitted under new toning regulations. Enjoy the beautiful sunsets-overlooking naiureattobestJTNsoiwaTptTcedforactionlCallJohnnow forapersc^lDurofyc • • • .. / TICN, •• •• . • • MARCUS HARBOR BtXKHeAD JsMX» Chatr exceed ten (10) minutes. a The fee to Icenae a pataonat waiareralt shall ba twenty-live psjmooasrs. Henrys. KnigM. Mayor £. C L2< P^ôrpaiaiinaslWrkvilaSinBtJr State Poltaa. ai ~P£rtr^?^»»^««mer»s or purposes and to K 0 !^1"?^?^*!^HKf^ B5aanK - "3**&**i£: otowipsymanTa. MgoUabNTbanaa of the oTof •SfiSfLJSBLSlS; «*•>«*-"»tf»r. engine to power a wattrjat pump % ofUcsrot the State. •MUMtM to be Issued m thftprkidpsl amoum of ^^fSSS*?^. > wrto propolsthe vssael UMOugh »Je sonto exhfck tha trMLcx^Brjml Law of New Jersey. lnMk4>eUon of 9fUi^PSfU5?i» •""•n - "~^ sumpttve ovldenoe -^- —••-• •-•• - A • •-' - YussmaQrevbaaLPA. .. . « Vto_ _ iiu_^ ....-••...••i,.-;. hH M rnmnii« nd to 1 ol the hmd 8taia_Pollca» an* shall, whan .--.. _. ""jaiha * or lend Law of New Jersey. ** Cltyjna pdnotoal amount not axceedlng OraybeaLPA. James T. to be kwusd. Hie appraprlattons made lor an aatimaiad cost ofaach purpose (ki each case. Including al work or matartals nacaaaary therefore or hcMentai thereto, and as shown on [and In aocordanca wkh tha plana and apacMcatiqns therefore on file ki the I Ofltoe pi the cay ctork and hefeby approved), and the aatimaiad maximum I amounts of bonds or notes to ba Issued for each such purpose, are respso f Uveiy ae foUows: • • • • 7 • i or Purpose Appropriation Estknatad and Estimate Maximum Amount . - . , Of Bond* Or 4.LO.5.5.01 ' " mOOaO ° *"•'£& TOTALS ' ' . ' 800.000.00 S47JMXUK)" \ The ekpass of tha approprtauone mad* Icy each c4 ths Improvwnaots or purpump - orocer ot the atele. Failure of the perprapa^thavasaaltnroiajhllia tomaimjbl the cerHOcata) kvpre- ; . —^ sumpUve ovldenoe that as pamon ^^ a. Mas an kMmal combustion has not compiated'«>• approved ftouskJ. angirie that does not have the abifty ^ •?>*!?J 00 "^J*» P*** 1 •"•" Shsrtfl todlssnje«aiheoumpaoaBtopn> bapamlMtoasJwMaositiacaiaaf vent the vaaaai from making head- eompsMion ot an approvad boat i BSaf8n¥ ' ^^ " BûBBTBB4%f *a^B^kafBTaH^K ftA aBflVa^^lv^kfaa^ fr^^s^paa#%a% wear NOTICE TO BIDDERS Ht Power veeaat ahal mean a a«hiSian atarador falaaoan«cata ._, • ....^ .. be deemed to kvkide a vessel pro- NottoslalM«»by given mat seated psasd whoty by sen or muscular —"-'-iwaibeiecervadbytheCty power. ~ *«snt m «00jam. on - F. Slew apaad Shan mean a spaed „ . *y4.ifiaaaiwWchtfcna at which a power vaaaai moves theaaldftaatodbMwIlbepubldy ihrnugh tha water and la abb) to *.——. .— _.-r?r^ „,!„»„„„, headway ki rak> to any person or law enforcement offlcer; C. The owner of a power vwaaat Shal not asow a person atxleen (16) years of age or younger lo SHERIFFS 8ALE BY VIRTUE of WA of En kHuad out of the Superior Court of Naw Jersey. Chancery Division, "• ourty. Docket No. therein, pending. wheraki FIRST FEDERAL SAVMOS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF ROCHESTER a USA CorpcfSBOn Is the PUlnW and JAMES J. KEULV. at at. are the Oaf andante. I ahal eapose toaaktatpubacwandueon: WEDNESDAY. MAY19. IMS at one o^cfocfc ki the atkMnoon of saUHay at ths Old HWortcal Court House Bukdng on Route 9, ki Caps MayCourl House. New JsrasK\^' Tha propeny lo ba sold Is Hosted kt lha Cky of Ooaan Cty ft tha County ol Cape May. New Jarasy. Commonly known aa: 418_- 87lh a a AaaoohMaa taay ba dntt rrtirf J to tLJJBA. 4OA^1- • the Cky «« Ocean Cty. New Janay ^ ssT" tsMy a. tajsioaa)Stal I be' awarded far near tor IBM (aaachwa) an. supervlaton. and WHEREAS.tax i of tha protect at the beat kaaseai at: '— is PtarmkwSoaMlol «M Cty.NewJaraey Tax Lot No. 15ki Block2702_ Dimensions of Lots: (At mataly) 45 tost wide by 90 teal power vassal wtnoul < boataa I* SOL' ' BB4BBBB1' I m pmpntasi or on en OL Vassal ahal mean a boat or •atercnM which la capable of being * to operate a • Nearest Cross Street: Situate on oomplaung a the eouUwjeeterty aide, ol 27«i Street aafaty course approved by the 86 lest wornthe nonhweatatty side tt Superintendent of ths New Jersey- * ' Slate Police. . O.-No parson ahal operate a power vassal or aaow a power weessl to be operated where epeed may At tha ante ol the danger of injury toMe or aino oantted check tothe Cenual Avenue. Amount- due under Judgment • $203^411.00 wkh mtereat, coats and Shartrstoeetobeeddad. the Sale cash or amount of 10. or damage toproperty. The apeedol per oaMotow bid price Is requkad. every power vaaaai shaH be The Sharif rasarvaa the right « requMedtoavoldrlakofdamaaeor asTJbum any sate. * " OaWAprlZi.iS S usadasamaaM.oftranaporiailonon 18^75 Operation Omas on Par- mry Hated to avoid risk of damaae"t_ sons) Watsrcrafl - - Inlury by any means, from me, power— . A; A parson ahal not operate a vassarswaka. ' Zuckar. Goldberg. Becker, a natannrt wataii lati hefnia » inaa a • E. Al power vessela ahal reduce Ackerman aw^^^wswwaaf ^^^sasavMi^wa .aaâvvaaBB*. anaivaBvav âv • —^_ _«____^T^J '- ~^ ' • — out oompatttve bkfdkig pursuant to lha roqulramanta ol' NJ.S.A. 40A:11-4(iKai«. 5. A copy of tMs nmikaiiii ana Contract shall ba avallabla for tospactton H the Ocean Cty CBy Ctartfa OtOce. A copy of that Haook> tion shal ba fasd on one (1) aosaakM ki tha Ooaan Cty SanUneT ' The Cty Treasurer fUndB ' Mel ' aMewlBwtlla) oharged to Account •3-003-107- 015. CERTIFICATION OF FUNDS ' tftanfl v. HMMn ' . ChkM Fkiandsl OMcat Holmes e (1) occasion antaced Wa wtho nel Ledper. stoa purausnt to carttBes thai fL(fMaMLand and wfi ba NOMrVJHER •3-0O3-107- RESOLVED by t "wnrvJ'HEREFORE. SE IT RESOLVED by the Cty at Ocean City. Naw Jersey net t> Cay Puf- I cost Ihstaol has bean or ahal ba ybsnsfitod thereby. b) Tha avam 1 & 2 Bedrooms & 1 Bedroom w/Den Starting at $525.00 SEA AIRE APTS. HAS WHAT YOU'RE LOOKING POR IN A YEARLY LEASE! • Heat, Hot Water k Cooking Gas •Wall to Wall Carpet • Patio or Balcony- • Swimming Floor • 24 Hr. Maintenance OPEN MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY OFFICE-A-9 CHAPMAN BLVD. SOMERS POINT, NJ 08224 * • : (60^03-8228 ;i-^> ," ; : .-...' by the Cty Cound of lha Cty ot Ocean Ctv. Naw Phone a201-763-7788 FteaXCS-26819 dayafApra..isa3. • Angela H-Ptaggf watarenft. ahaa at a* apaad that they can take proper a^sTBBBtfV^taaai dBtf^s^%aVi fldk aaaaaâsfl ^ttf^^BlBstajaaa •MV^BaaW aBBMalMI 90 SBWIWI aâ^BBweiiil wWialofllMiarmaafihesaUdocu^ inarkedorpoeiedareeof ot tha said obUoaUons raasonabla Walharaqf CtTY OF OCEAN CITY OOUNTVVNCW. q bythtoBcÔRtlnanoa ( c ) T h a l l d work barges or woanatrucaon; a to Aecoum »«0i-«77 vJBTBj f||T lo. '^^^M
,1 • w 1 B16 THESENTWEL-UEDGER Oc«*nCJty, MJ. Thursday, April 22,1803 State readies response Isfot the most promising yearv but. on plan to manage The 'Atlantic States Marine Fisheries. Commission has recently;approved a new interstate management plan for striped bass, that will require New Jersey to either establish' a 34-inchminimum size limit on fish taken recreationally off the coast, or adopt a harvest seasprrwhose length is proportionate to the size limit enforced (Le., a smaller size limit/Would require a shorter season). As a result, the New Jer- sey Division of Fish, Game migratory population of and Wildlife has been con- striped bass," said division ducting a series of informational meetings to discuss Carrying out management director Bob McDowell. the federally mandated measures cpastwide will be change and gather public critical to ensuring the input on the management recovery of the resource decisions facing the state.: and the public will play a The final of three meetings will be 7 p.m. Friday, New Jersey's Involvement valuable role in deciding April 30 in the auditorium in the new program." in the service Cadet William S. Bell has Marmora, is a 1989 graduate of Ocean City High been placed on the superintendent's list for academic •School. »» and military excellence with a 3.0 or better grade point Navy Petty Officer 2nd and military performance Class David J. Fontannaz, a averages at the end of the 1984 graduate of Ocean semester at the U.S. Air City High School, recently Force Academy, Colorado reported for duty aboard Springs, Cola . the amphibious command The cadet, the son of Mr. and Mrs, William J. Bell of I would not say that it is not a promising year, but it is true mere have been other 1 years' much more' promising. '•'•'• . '.' Of Brookdale Community. Even though we .-have College, Lincroft (Mon- had a very mild winter, the mouth County). ocean water temperature is Based on the input still quite cold. . - obtained, the division will The schools of mackerel deliver a response to Fed-' are, still reported, off the fishing report ..by DAVE •CARBER era! authorities on 'theMaryland/Virginia; coast. '. . ; . .' state's involvement latter They do not show any sign's action closer in .and that more than anything, while this month. ..'-.. • of wishing-to move up into fishing' should be on the the stripers in theGreat Egg "These informational pur.area. . , - upswing.'- . have been hitting on plugs. meetings represent New On the up side, there is Striper fishing is good The choice plug, color Jersey's response to the promising . tautog fishing right now. Bass are being seems to be black or dark Atlantic States Marine Fisheries Commission's recom- Most of the productive and the Great Egg rivers. sides. Brand does not seem and wreck fishing at hand, taken in both the Mullica green backs with silver mendation for better wrecks are in about 100 feet * Mullica bass seem to have to be much of an issue; any managing our coastal of water. There is some been biting on bloodworms brand as long as it is dark ship USS Blue Ridge, forward deployed to Yokosuka. Japan. RED DOG SALON 97 Route 50, Seavllle (1 Mto West of Saavllla Acme) QUALITY PROFESSIONAL GROOMING by Carol Shute- formerly ofOcean City ALL BREEDS Tues. - Sat. by appointment 390-2656 NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETING (black/preferably) arid with a silver side. •,..'•' Erratic action is also the best; way to work these lures; Twitch, retrieve retrieve, twitch, stop and so • o n ' . .'.'•,' ' '"'. Freshwater fishing at Birch Grove has been good recently. Water \ temperature, forall fresh water areas * has been Very good for fishing. Bass, perch, pickerel and trout are all biting right npw. ... But beware! You cannot have a bass in your possession until June 15; not in your possession at all! That's all for this week; good luck and good fishing. Coast Guard Auxiliary seeking members OCEAN CITY — Local Flotilla &-1 Coast Guard Auxiliary is looking for' additional, members, especially, people with special knowledge to help with its educational program- These would be boat and/or aircraft owners and operators, scuba divers, teachers, news media pro- Former Coast Guard & Navy personnel, attention safety prerequisites. Flotilla personnel will train members in additional fessionals, life saving and boating skills and techcommunications experts, niques. and individuals proficient "We are a working orgain the medical and commu- nization established by ideations fields. Congress and composed of Membership is available volunteer men and women to all U. S. citizens, 17 or who offer public services older who meet boating such as safety boat patrols, public education safety courses, courtesy boat equipment examinations and public affairs activities," explains Joseph Ryan, public affairs officer.-^ There is no pay, Ryan said, other than satisfaction in serving. All flotilla meetings are scheduled for 8 pan. on the second Thursday of the month at the US. Coast Guard Great Egg station, 101 North Point Road, Persons interested in joining the auxiliary may call Ryan at 399-7107 or Jim Johnson at 398-2598. "Former Coast Guardsmen and former Navy men, don't let your skills go to waste," Ryan said. "We need you for promoting boating safety, not only for those operating the boats but for the safety of all who enjoy water sports." Charts available for some area reefs To aid anglers and divers in finding reef structures, the state Division of Fish. Game and Wildlife, in cooperation with die Artificial Sandy Hook Reef (1.5 miles off Sea Bright); Sea Girt Reef (4.0 miles off Mahasquan Inlet);: Garden Reef Association, has Sloan, Freischmidt tie in Monday golf recently released r fishing and diving charts for six of New Jersey's artifldal reefs. The chart* depict all of Ae ships, barges, concrete, rock, tire units and other structures placed ion the jrtifidal reef sites. Reef sites for which charts are available include: Friday, April 23,1993 -1:30 P.M. YOUTH CENTER - 6th St. & Atlantic Ave. Ocean City, New Jersey U Update on City, County and . School Board Budgets O Meet and listen to our new School Superintendent, Dr. Donald E. Dearborn Come and express your concerns, suggestions and recommendations. 1 Healthy Tourism and Cost Efficient Government Ocean City Needs AH Three! If you're not yet a member of F.I.T. for 1993, you may use the application printed below to join and participate in the "Watchdog" group which is making a difference for Ocean City Taxpayers. • P.O. BOX 2285. OCEAN CITY,' NJ •08226 J Itont-.—« ~ 1 | O.a Addrea«_- ^ • • • • • • . • • • • J . - I W . B V - V W ' ' ? . " "" ••••'•••. ••' ' " ' " " " " . " ' v " ' " " ZZZZZZZIZZ $5.00 PER YEAR CLIP : Z " " \ •••:•• ;'; .'.. • a n i l J J > r .•" l ) '!"""- " " " " ' " ' .. • • • / ' • • • • • r . ; • . • • ; • : • . • , • ; ' OCEAN Ory — Early rain April 12, discouraged participation in the Monday morning tournament-at the Ocean City Golf Course but by 9 ajn. a goodly number had started under dearine skies. Bob Sloan and Jane Hreischmidt tied for first place ciation (ARA) — a groHp/of with net scores of 31, he40 New Jersey party and grossed 44 and she had 58. charter boat captains who Third place went to Homer have organized a concerted Gerkin with a gross 51, neteffort to raise money to 33. Bob Morvey was fourth with a gross 53, net 34, while Sandy Brown was one stroke behind him for fifth place Christopher's Foreign Car Service Center irnArt 7th & Haven Ave. r.l Ocean City SERVICE & PARTS FOR ALL FOREIGN CARS We have been repairing foreign can in Ocean City for 17 Yean BNTO. ACURA* FLXT'MKKCI-DFS NISSAN- SUBARU • JENSEN HKAI.KV ' ALFA ROMEO« SAAB• HONDA TRIUMPH • LEXUS • VOLVO • AUDI VOLKSWAGEN•JAGUAR•TOYOTA AUSTIN HEALEY'MG- MAZDA • PORSCHE 399-: Slate North Reef (6.5 miles City Reef (85 miles off off Harvey Cedars); Garden Absecan Inlet); and Cape State Reef South (5.5 miles May Reef 183 miles off off Beach Haven); Atlantic Cape May Inlet). Charts were sponsored by the Artifldal Reef Asso- fund the construction of additional reef sites. Funds collected from the sale of charts will help pay for die cleaning and towing of ships and other structures approved for sinking on the state's 14 artificial reef site*. The 8 by 10 inch heavy gauge, plastic charts are waterproof and designed to take on board small boats. A chart of each reef site is available for $6.50 ($5.95 plus $.55 handling per chart) by sending a check, payable to: Artificial Reef Association, P.O. Box 16, OceanvilU, NJ (W23I, Att: Reef Chart. Identify the reef site(s) and the quantity of charts being ordered. THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL COOKED SALAMI SANDWICH NEW! Fay Your Order FAX #398-1069 $ On your choice SINCE 1969 of bread or roll OPEN SUNDAYS 1.59 om's deli & catering 1018 Asbury Ave., Ocean City • 398-1046 BOVAR'SMflRKCT And SUB & GRILL HOURS: FORK ROAST •3.79 to- Buy i.? XjJPPl COOKED HAM 1338-44 Asbury Avt, Ootan Cfty 399-1343 or 398-5466 •oyartFannw QROUNOSmLOW 9 i8L • 2.39 ••*. BOtOGNA i mm FREE DELIVERY 8UBIGHU. ONLY THE SUB 4 GRIU FEATURES: ~ Barb-B-Q Chicken & Ribs Burgers - Che^sesteaks All nutt§ tnun Boytf t § Tresh Quality ui*t* H Boyar a 8 Famous Chicken H\ «rd Auxiliary Flotilla 8-1 wM ,Fofi ^nop ,,. e«wWreouc*th«boatinfl and to
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