PAGE 12 — SECTION ONE THE SENTINEL-LEDQER, OCEAN CJTY, N J,OLHE(continued from pig* 1) cial fiei to the Republican to CMCPP Utttature, "to continues, •OTCPP «ggre§- problems and to influencehim,* said Gillian. party, he said.promote free enterprise, slvely seeks to develop the debates accordingly.Since- late last week, severaltouroM have said that amount, goei directly to strong national defense', Hons to pressing national meetings with regionalThe fee, whatever the limited government, and a irtteest in innovative solu- Through public events,North ^will be paid $25,000 North, and not his le§al and to do so with a recognition<strong>of</strong> our Individual BOB'S ~ according ~ to dty Plannerfor the°speeeh. Von S»va«. defenic fund, §aid Von Savage.North goes e/n trial responsibility, both to man-wouldn't divulge North s(continued from page 1) John Gideons*.asking price, and was upset sometime after the Novemberelection.who is the author <strong>of</strong> liberkindand ultimately to God, three retail establfahments. Local architect Hylandyesterday at news accountsResidences ant no longer said in 1986 that fee parapetto the effect that the Republicanparty !§ funding political. He will stress tho CMCPP'i mission, as structures, but the 1983 eon-attraeSve and allows drain-North's visit will not be ty" permitted above boardwalk makes the building moreNorth's visit:conservative agenda, but stated, is "to provide tunely sent order allows apartments,according to the preventing water run<strong>of</strong>fap for the flat ro<strong>of</strong> top by"His funding for his visit, won't endorse political candidates,said Von Savage, forums and debates on a article.from running down theand responsible publictransportation, expensesand fee, are being borne by The Cape May Center for broad, range <strong>of</strong> foreign and Including a two- «ndexterior <strong>of</strong> the building.the center," said Von Savap.Although the center new group. The conserva-market these ideas, both sides, the building will ture would be reduced ifPublic Policy is a relatively domestic issues, and...to four-foot parapet oh all The quality <strong>of</strong> the struc-has members who are tive organization was locally and nationally," tower more than 2? feet the parapet were eliminated,"said Hyland at theRepublican, it has no <strong>of</strong>fi-founded in June, according The mission statement above the boardwalk.time.But neighbors, includingNEWCAR??FIXING UP??CONSOLIDATION ?? VACATION ??LOANS WITH THEHOMETOWN TOUCH!"When ylu waff a loan yfiii don'fWant that decision being made miles away bysomeone who's never even met you IWe're locally managed and locally motivated. Come see us for ALL your bankingneeds.Personal and Auto LoansHome Equity Lines <strong>of</strong> CreditBusiness Loans and Credit LinesMortgage LoamTHEWt'ri mart than a bankin <strong>Ocean</strong> City,We're an <strong>Ocean</strong> City BankCOASTAL- Member FD1CEqual Housing Lender101 East Ninth Street, <strong>Ocean</strong> City 398-5200 BANK—Mill• mmmpmiWindow ShopW We h more inside!r-news media and editorials.CMCPP wUl endeavor tohave an impact em matters<strong>of</strong> public policy. 1 *.Rev, Richard Wmgate, <strong>of</strong>1330 <strong>Ocean</strong> Am, had protestedthe building's height*T applaud the innovativeway <strong>of</strong> draining the ro<strong>of</strong>,but I think thi parapetcould be smaller man itsproposed four feet," saidWingate, in part, "There area couple <strong>of</strong> dozen propertiesgoing back to WesleyAvenue ftiat are used tolooking at equipment onro<strong>of</strong>s and 1 questionwhether the four-foot-hlghwall is really necessary."^DICKINSON MARINESERVICES, INC.(IB yeare experience)Specializing In:Johnson & Evlnruds Outboard RepairsBoat Hauling • Wlnttrizlng • Shrink Wrap• Boat Bottoms Power Washed• Factory Trained Mtehanlci399-1703 or 6S3-1483"Pike ITRestaurantDAILY BREAKFAST Served 'til 2 p.m.LUNCH and DINNER SPECIALSFRESH SEAFOOD DAILYHomnt0 Cooking if ReIMMM Priesti Family flHMfnutr <strong>of</strong> fyringhovM Pa, Him MM"010OcnnAn.,OcunCfty,NJ.39WI$9-/•-ma -%^*SMLS J\391-0072 /_BUY 1 DINNER, GET THESECOND DINNER 1/2 PRICE'WITH •mis COUPON'1/2 Price applies to a dinner <strong>of</strong>equal or lesser price Eat-In-Onlyixpifii te-^Mim9COUPONThis Coupona^ut• • • UUJ • • MM •±t_t • • •*• • • • •Coupon oood 9th 8t Seatood House anytimeFlight DflcK Ratt ifter 4 ^,m.9lh St. A Central AM.fpSjj^JiK^P, 0«M« City. N,J(Next to the Chatterbox^ m ,••; ^The ShlpVStoreA Gift ShopatjFfffB WmtmmQ mf psQffNorth, 45, lives with hiswife Betsy and their tourchildren in Great FaUn. Va.Under the terms erf Wicontract. North will Betsptak to reportBW tither ini pnjsi eonferene* « infermally,said Von Savago,At last report no con- driven, according accordg to • Code-;struetion has begun, Enforcement employee. "Jalthough pilings had beatTEACHERS pleased that the contract is(continued from page 1) hnuhed and we have a contractthat's good for bo,*23 to IS itepi.Burgin said that's still parties," she said.higher than some county Before settlement, thedistricts.union's latest request wasTeachers also got, as for a 16 percent salaryrequeued, binding arbitrationfor the entire contract. and a 14 percent pay hike inincrease In the first y«QUnder th» contact, said U\e second year <strong>of</strong> the ptatBoard member Joanne Tropeano,average starting sal-best <strong>of</strong>fer had been 10 per-The district's last reportedary for a township teacher cent for a one-year mcreWsewill be $21,158. That's in exchange for sertiement.almost $1,000 above the Job actions by the unioncounty avemge »nd com-have Included a l,000*8lg-pares with the statewideminimum <strong>of</strong> $18,500 usedhere last year."This Board is verynature petition, picketing,and heavy turnouts <strong>of</strong> stfpportat meetings <strong>of</strong> thCIBoard <strong>of</strong> Education.OCEAN CITY GAB WASHwrit'sen tfie corner34thAWeitAwe. ^98 4717100% BrushlesslUHOCjWe use the HANNAH CA,1 WASH SYSTEMThat will NOT harm your cars finish IWASH & WAX14B0WASH ONLY•3"NOW VACUUM EQUIPPED:60 A.M. to 6:0OT.M; " 10ifr A WftkPUBLIC NOTICELocal Distribution <strong>of</strong> Surplus FoodCommodities on October 20,1988THE11:00 A.M. Until 3:30 P.M.<strong>Ocean</strong> City Youth Center-Sixth Strait and Atlantic ave. I<strong>Ocean</strong> City, New Jersey »Sponsored by NJ Department <strong>of</strong>AgricultureFAMILY FOOD BANK OF SOUTH JERSEY'Pleasing tho public tor 53 yam"Gp§n Dally 7 i,m,-B p.m.; Frl, & Sit. 7 i.m.-i 1 p.fti• DINNER SPECIALS*THURS: Lasagna $5.95PRI: Fish DuJour $8.0SAT: Ham Steak $8MSUN: Pot Roastfft«MON: Spaghtttl IftiTUi: Salisbury Steak ...-„-.-.#&."WED: 1/2 Roast Cmmn,,, t .,..,..$8 t 9SIncludes: Soup or Salad, C<strong>of</strong>fee or TeaRlls Rolls and Bulter Btt\Also Breakfast Jreaktast artel and Lunch Specials WethACENWAL ML 399^)113 0<strong>Ocean</strong> City IMARMORA SEAFOODFull Una <strong>of</strong> Fresh Seafood' And Cooked Take-OutFRESH FISH & SEAFOODCALL 390-0842oetaiw7W/S WEEKS SPECIALS ** 20t FRIEDSEASCALLOPS PLATTERCRABPUFF8•$3.23 .TO.'" THURSDAY, OCTOBER M, 19S8 THE SEKIWBWLEPGtm, OCEAN CITY, N J. PAGE IS — SECTION ONEDANGEROUS(continued from page 1)Swthmtw residents wenevacuated by helicopterwhen all public uUUtiesiUed,Damage was in Hte n\il-Ua»s, l^wi which fte itattand federal 'govtminentswant to minimize tn tiiefuture.Relocation <strong>of</strong> <strong>Ocean</strong>Drive is described in a planningitudy p»rfarm»d ford,e townditp tit 1985 byplannerB Banisch and AMOtThe report eaUs fte longtermviability <strong>of</strong> <strong>Ocean</strong>DrivB "questionable"beause <strong>of</strong> repeated overwash<strong>of</strong> the highway,Tha itudy sugfests that aitorm or a sarias <strong>of</strong> stormspould undermine the roadand render portoni <strong>of</strong> itunusable. If ike read wereJmoved to existing right <strong>of</strong>way, it would be a 100- tol?0-loot weitward shift.Three-year-old estimatesSfiy moving 4.600 linear feetbf the road from JasperAvenue iouth would costupwards <strong>of</strong> S420.000, aosetp half that would berequired for land aqulsltion.In Sea Isle, moving thek road may be more problemfac."An extaniion <strong>of</strong> UpperTownship'i Landis Avenuiright <strong>of</strong> way through ttiiSea Isle porton <strong>of</strong> WhaleBeach would encounterimproved property andwetland i over much <strong>of</strong> itslength," reads the report.One piece <strong>of</strong> propertywhich would be disruptedif the road were built would,be the the Dolphin Beachcondominium project, it'suggests.Costs <strong>of</strong> a 4,400-foot seawaU were projected then at$2.2 » $3 Mimon, dependingon the type <strong>of</strong> construction.An elevated roadwaycould be buUt on pilings onthe existing Cteean Driveright <strong>of</strong> way. The arrangementwould allow naturalHdal prowssei lo continueFIT(continued from pg)"You cannot stand upand walk around as thecock <strong>of</strong> the walk, laying weare the 17th In ratables inthe state, and not livewithin that Income," saidMcCarthy, angrily citingthe high elderly populationin the city. This is God'swaiting room, and don'tput us out,"The speech was preparedby the RT budget committeewhich, McCarthy said,is comprised <strong>of</strong> six businessand pr<strong>of</strong>essional peoplewith financial and budgetaryexperience.McCarthy prefacedKimpflen's speech witi» apromise that PTTs motivesStaff M.D.Mlnda Roan, who liveswith her husband anddaughter in Ooian Vlsw,has lolned the staff <strong>of</strong> BurdettsTomlln MemorialHospital as a pediatrician.JR Murphy LandscapingExcellent work at a fair priceStoneq"! Ties • Sod • Landscape Designin^fcwVTLQWjB „1UUP309-2840lOthStriatBstwisn 399-4983<strong>Ocean</strong> Avo. & The BoardwalkAcross from Impala Motel, <strong>Ocean</strong> City, NJUooN For Th« Yillow dtnopyNEW FALL SCHEDULEOpen Fri., Sat., Sun.Frh Dinner Only I4 P.M. to 8 P.M.****************Sat, BreakfastLunch & Dinner8 A.M. to 8 P.M.****************Sun., BreakfastsLunch OnlyMZaberer'sKESTAUMNL^WMm^imWmMm^jemtomtfradf <strong>of</strong> our
\PAGE 14 — SECTION ONE THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N J,fi*titfitA Pizza for all seasonsDue to delays, our 9th St.Store will be closed temporarily,We are now reopened at 3th St.Thurs, thru Sun,Phone 399-2548Benefit ConcertFORSOUTH JERSEY REGIONAL THEATREFeaturingMESTERHAZYWithBobby ShomoPercussionistGuest ArtistsROSEMARY BENSON & JERRY BOYLESouth Jersey Regional TheatreMonday/ October 24,1988 7:30 p.m.Somers Point, New JerseyDonations $10Make checks payable to SJRTSUNDAY BRUNCHThe Sards Country Club invites you toenjoy our Sunday BrunchServedfrom11:00 AM, to2:00PM, every SundayIncluded with our freshly preparedbreakfast and luncheon items you willreceive a complimentary glass <strong>of</strong>champagne or a Bloody Mary,$12,95 per person*Reservations NecessaryPleaseCatt927'S071Mays Landing Rd, SomnPoim,NJ.the Solfer columnFenton Carey run Saturday andmusic concert Sunday eveningBfMARKSOIFEROsunCityPubDc Relations Din»ctMThree eheere and a bitv<strong>of</strong>or Esther Weil and theMends oif Music who urncelebrating • 10th anniversarywlft a sates <strong>of</strong> cmemsthat began last wwk.On Sunday, the group,wWA Is aJBllated with th«Arts Center, wUl pwsmtwinntrs <strong>of</strong> th« annualLuciano PavarottiIntamattonal Voice competitionh«ld recently in Philadelphia,This cenetrt Ii setfor 8 p.m, at The FlandersHotel. 11th Street andBoardwalk,Prior to the concert, therewfll be a celebration buffet,6:IS p.m. at The Flanders,Cost <strong>of</strong> buftet and concert is$30; $10 for the concertonly,jsther WeU has workedtirelessly for the Ptf ends <strong>of</strong>Muiic over the last decadebringing music to <strong>Ocean</strong>City during the spring andfall. In a tfme when groupssuch a» this failed, because<strong>of</strong> TV and other distractions,Esther's Wends <strong>of</strong>Music has grown and beenSmall BusinessAccountingFinancialPlanningTax PreparationBookkeepingHpun:Mmfi.PH.ite 1New Accounts Welcomed!CYNTHIA N. OSTERCertified Public Accountant1142 Bay Ave,, <strong>Ocean</strong> City, N.J. OteM39B.S779Esther has been assistedby a hard working committee with such stalwarts asUnda TCothermel,secretary,and Ruth Nevius, treasurer,devoting many hours to titeeqjanlaaHon,The final concert <strong>of</strong> Bitseries is set for Sunday,Nov. 6 end features theSouthern New jersey MusicSociety, With strings, woodwindsand brass ensemble*composed <strong>of</strong> members <strong>of</strong>the Philadelphia Orchestra,Admission is $10.The Pinion Cuey 10,000meter run and 11th annualwomen's 5,000 Bjeterboardwalk run an set forSaturday under tiie direction<strong>of</strong> the RecreationDepartment,The women's tventbegins 9:30 a.m. in ftont <strong>of</strong>the Music Her, MoorlynTerrace and boardwalk andthe Carey run 10:30 a.m. at8th and Atlantic Avenue. Achildren's run will be heldat 12:45 p.m. htm theMusic Pier.Registration fee Is $8 withall entrants receiving aT-ihirt. All 3,000 meterentrants should be checkedin by 9 a.m. and 10 K runnersby 10 a.m. Childrenneed not register and willnotreoilVBT-ihirts,Thin is only one "ODD COUPLE' 1 in radio!and they are here... on(alias John & Ken)MONDAY - SATURDAY MORNINGSTUNE IN 6 to 10 a.m.RADIO 14has theTWO BIGGEST NAMES INTWO-WAY TALKAT8P.M.lt's"PINKEY'SCORNER" the voice <strong>of</strong>AtlanticCJtyforover 29years.AT11P.M.It's LARRY KINGLivefromiheMutual Broadcasting SystemTuneinnfflhtlytotlwbest»ONLYONWONDRADI014 .URRVKIWQIFor information contactti\e reereatton department,39Mm492"The City's 41st annualHalloween Parade, iponsoredby the <strong>Ocean</strong> CityExchange Qub, ii net forThursday, Oct. 27 torn 6thStreet to 10th Street onAsbury Avenue.Grand marshal wUl beTrida Bowman, Miis NewJeney. Registration farmiwill be available at PnlombosPharmacy, 406 B, 34thSt. and The Smtintl-Ltdger,112 E. 8th Street. Donationsto help support the paradeshould be malted to the<strong>Ocean</strong> City Exchange (Sub,P.O. Box 657, <strong>Ocean</strong> City,08226.<strong>Ocean</strong> City will be one <strong>of</strong>more than a thousand communitiesto observe UnitedNations Day, Oct. 24 as atime to celebrate the work<strong>of</strong> mis great organlaation,TWi year is the 43rd anniversary<strong>of</strong> the UN and 40thbirthday <strong>of</strong> its UniversalDeclaration ol HumanRights.Chairman for the event in<strong>Ocean</strong> City is Helen Kroosser,who also chain our §!•Centennial <strong>of</strong> theConstitution Committee,She's a bugy lady butalways finds time to helpthe community.AH churches have beenasked to observe theNational Sabbath forHuman Rights, Oct. 21-24.The Sun Shine Boys BanjoBand are set to play at theMusic Pier, Saturday, Oct.29 for dancing, listeningand singing along, Musicbegins 8 p.m., admission is|2. BUI Bruestle will be leadvocalist.The new <strong>of</strong>fices on meground floor <strong>of</strong> City HaUtor, ax aMesBor and dtydirk will be situated men.The <strong>of</strong>fices are bright,cheery and make a pleasantentrance to the building.y. OCTOBER 20, »W<strong>Ocean</strong>CityschoollunchesThe Oaan Qty School*lundi menu indudes a chcioe<strong>of</strong> three plattas. tawmedlili;sdwal studmts haw a ehdai;<strong>of</strong> the flnt two plattei withft« •weptan <strong>of</strong> ioup on theBrand {Matter, It is wptaad:wi* s fwit/veptahte, :'" MONDAYHatter i-aweM dog e« abun, to* Mas, Affl^applesauce, spi« fflto with;ldng,dwi««mUk.Hitter J - Tomato lomMiami and dwese wndwidr^chilled applesauce or fiwK;fruit, sptae cake wift ietag,'Ptaitoa-Matoyourown,salad bar. !TUESDAY I(iHftttttl-Qidminugptowith honey and tar^qut (Iiauce, whipptd potatoisibuttend paw, pudding wifttopping, chda <strong>of</strong> milk.Matte 2 - V^itertan vegetableioup, ham §aUd on aroll,^ fcuit Adoe, ehdei<strong>of</strong>milk.Hitter S - Make yaw ownsalad bar.WEDNESDAY ;Hatte 1 • Berf-a-reni, Jtat ,')ian ^sed ial«d, prtie bread,peaAy atap wift \wnUia»ua,choici<strong>of</strong>mllk. 1Plaller 2 • Chicken gumWioup, turkey salad en a kaiser,fresh fruit choice, pteaehyotep, choice <strong>of</strong> milk. 'Hitter 3 - Mate your ownsakd bar,mimSDAY . ,Hatter 1 - Tuna hoagli LIwith lettuce and tomato)chilled fruit juice, potatochips, jello with topping,choice<strong>of</strong> mUk. _jPlatter 2 • Crcam <strong>of</strong> mush;room soup, rout bed onwhole wheat, chilled Juice orfrest fruit, jello, chedee <strong>of</strong>milk, ;Hatttr 3 - Make your own f »salad bar,tmAYPlatter 1 • Pizza bagols,carrot and celery sticks,chilled pears, oatmealsquares, choice <strong>of</strong> milk.Platter 2 • N,E. dam chowda',..,tunaflalifl sandwidli,chilled pears * fresh ffult,oatmeal squared, choioe <strong>of</strong>milk ;Platter 3 • Mate your mmnsalad bar.CONSTRUCTION CORP.We do it all!J23SWE8T AVENUEOe«in&lv,H.J.REMODELING • KITCHENSBATHROOMS • INTERIORSVINYL SIDING 'WINDOWS0«tHineri4BuMerif«3ir
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