Dec 1988 - On-Line Newspaper Archives of Ocean City
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PAGE 16 — SECTION TWO<br />
Lender loses suit in flood search case<br />
And a day to add a special<br />
"thanks" to you who have<br />
added so much to<br />
the richness <strong>of</strong> our<br />
lives with your<br />
friendship.<br />
OCEAN CITY<br />
HOME SAVINGS<br />
AND LOAN ASSOCIATION<br />
Our <strong>of</strong>fices will be closed:<br />
Thurs., Thanksgiving Day Nov. 24th<br />
it<strong>of</strong>HtM<br />
THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N J,<br />
Clothing 20% -50% Off<br />
Wetsuits 20% Off<br />
Skateboard & Accessories<br />
10%-20%Off<br />
Ugg&Thugg 10% Off<br />
Surfboards- up to $100 Off<br />
24 Hr. Surf Report<br />
£&. 391-0041<br />
pouai«reMan<br />
A be-Lightful Christmas<br />
frimc!!) pcrsrm,il srrvit v • r,,)s) r nnvrnicnt [wrkinti<br />
r,%\vnf\v(\ sh(ip|)inc|hours - Ovrr 100spec i,ilty shops<br />
iino^t rcst>i>cn c.rniiuiHi iltrnvnynncrin your list/<br />
Friday, <strong>Dec</strong>ember 2nd<br />
* S;iMt;s Comes to Town • l,ic{hHrit| C.CTrmnny<br />
• Donations to Merely F-'rimilie.s • Mntrrtainmrnt<br />
Mcrf hfint.sf iiir.ssinqr.orifcst • Kffre.shmrrit.s<br />
Every Saturday until Christmas<br />
Krc-fikf,ist with SrinUi i s )r Df n ]riif |s, f j;i.nvnrmn<br />
f rf'f-C.,jrriH([f HiflcsHtrjfy ||rii| |..^p.m.<br />
Sunday, <strong>Dec</strong>ember 4th . '<br />
If'rr hririt.s Hospitality Driy for ShoNprrs 17 urn.<br />
v<br />
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 24,Iftgg<br />
Area teachers get<br />
grants for projects<br />
i r rt» <strong>Ocean</strong> C^<br />
BUTCHERSHOP<br />
&DEUCATESSEN<br />
DAILY LUNCH SPECIALS<br />
I*<br />
113873 SfiMPLE<br />
HOfiS OND SONS<br />
SPRINSPORT<br />
MI $9664-<br />
A bizarre ending for Galante em<br />
For the finst time in histo- would protect the lender in<br />
announcement, and Torre,<br />
ry, a jury hu slapped a the evmt <strong>of</strong> m errw involved a tender which<br />
bank with a judgment for • •<br />
When the area flooded,<br />
lenders have chosen to use maintained a Me <strong>of</strong> flood<br />
failure to notify notify a rnorf<br />
causing her damage and<br />
half-way measures because maps tor Ms own use. The<br />
gagor that her property wai<br />
loss <strong>of</strong> property, she sued<br />
they felt there was no dan-<br />
The Cape Educational to learn. Grants are not,<br />
appralier on Small's<br />
in a flood hazard area, the<br />
the bank for negligence in<br />
Page 1, sections'<br />
ger to them in the evant<br />
Fund awarded 12 grants to made to knplace continuing<br />
$52,000 mortgage used the<br />
Federal Emergency Man-<br />
foiling J'to advise her to<br />
they made a mistake." bank's out-<strong>of</strong>-date flood<br />
Cape May County teachers funding, according to Fund<br />
agoment Agency (FEMA)<br />
obtain flood insurance, A<br />
The Connecticut cast, map and the lender failed<br />
to implement new educa- literature,<br />
announcetl recently.<br />
Jury awarded her $35,000<br />
Smalh vs. South Norwalk to advis» Small that "hap<br />
tional programs in their<br />
"Many mortgage .lenders<br />
Savings Bank, which was the property was In a flood<br />
schools during the <strong>1988</strong>-89<br />
throughout the country subj ^<br />
• Insurance and payroll show not<br />
be considered by the lOlty at.<br />
g I n c r e a s e / ' i<br />
Less than $1 mUUdtlln 1092.lt Is OVW<br />
$2,5 million ini^. "How aitich tit *<br />
millstone have we hung ntpund our<br />
children's necks and for how many<br />
years into the future?"'<br />
• Ideas to manage the budget<br />
includes controlling overtime<br />
"abuses," consolidating common<br />
functions which exlit In tttire than<br />
one department, supportuig ettler*<br />
geflcy services with a wore wide-<br />
I '<br />
PACK 2 — SECTION ONE<br />
SINISGALLI'S<br />
_ AUNIQUi<br />
\] . SHOPPING EXPERIiNCE<br />
854 Asbury Avenue, <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong><br />
(Across from <strong>City</strong> Hall) \<br />
(609) 391-0027<br />
sot.<br />
This Friday, Saturday<br />
and Sunday<br />
30 X 50%<br />
EVERYTHING!<br />
Holiday Hours:<br />
Dally 10 to 8<br />
Saturday 10 to B<br />
Sunday 12 to B<br />
Large Selection Of<br />
CHRISTMAS COOKIES<br />
Holiday Boxed - Party Trays<br />
or by the pound<br />
Fruit & Nut<br />
STOLLEN<br />
Holiday <strong>Dec</strong>orted<br />
CAKES<br />
Pumpkin & Mince<br />
Pies<br />
OFFICE CHRISTMAS PARTY DRAWING<br />
Pluce your business card in the container on our<br />
counter to win a S Ib, parly tray <strong>of</strong> cookies and a<br />
holiday sheet cake for your party.<br />
OPENDAILY9to9<br />
DriwInflMon, 12/19/88<br />
WARDS<br />
PASTRY<br />
730 Aibury Avenui, <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong><br />
399.12M<br />
OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK<br />
SUNDAYS 7 to 2<br />
NOWONLY ^4§<br />
THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, NJ,<br />
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THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1W8»<br />
Woman dies when car hits trees<br />
PBTIRSBURG - A 43- and landing against another the wrong lane. He said the<br />
yetr-oid S«i Isle <strong>City</strong> tree, police said.<br />
medical examiner told huw'<br />
woman died Sunday <strong>of</strong> When police happened that alcohol is suspected inr^<br />
injuries BusWned in a pte- upon the acdd«nt seeni at the case.<br />
dawn eraih here Wday to &46 a.m. Prjday, Aey found 1 could Wl jurt by tmdl*<br />
which her car ran <strong>of</strong>fUlle's<br />
1984 Plymouth Hart- Ing the eat whtr* I wairtunty<br />
road 610 Into the eon demolished, resting in Awe," the trooper wid. ; -'<br />
woods, police said. the woods on the east side Huber said LeUe was not'<br />
According to authorities, <strong>of</strong> Dannlivlllo-Petersburg wearing a seabelt<br />
alcohol may have contrib- Road, according to Trooper Lelle was taken to the<br />
uted to the cash which BdHubtsr,<br />
Woodbine Airport by tt»fatally<br />
injurfd Jo Ann UUt About 160 feet <strong>of</strong> skid Upper Township Rescur<br />
<strong>of</strong>SlOSUndisAve. marks wore found at theSquad<br />
where the wag Down'<br />
Lelio died from massive •cane. Huber said the marks by hrtloopter to Cooper<br />
head injuries at Cooper thow L»Uo was traveling in H ^ l<br />
Hosplttl/UrdvKSi^ Medlad<br />
Center In Camdin 9:45<br />
a.m. Sunday, authorities Christmases past to<br />
wid.<br />
Follee bellive th» victim<br />
was southbound on Tueka- be celebrated <strong>Dec</strong>, 17<br />
hoe-Mount Pleasant Road<br />
(664) when she failed to SOMERS POWT - Cm ers Mansion tot a<br />
negotiate the T Intersection Saturday, Dte. 17, thetour<br />
which will<br />
o!DinnlsvUl»-Pet«rsbur| Atlantic County Historical colonial aspects <strong>of</strong><br />
Road (610), County road Society and Sobers Man- mas. TMe Soiith Jei<br />
664 is a stop street and 610sion<br />
wUl host special activi- Recorder Society wUl<br />
has the right <strong>of</strong> way, ties celebrating Owlsteiai vide traditional musics<br />
Instead <strong>of</strong> stepping at the past.<br />
Admission is free.<br />
stop sign, she went through ftom 1 W 5 p.». at &• Bor Information call 92fri<br />
thi Interiedion, hitting a Aaantlc County Hitorieal 2212.<br />
tree on the other side <strong>of</strong> the Society headquarters,<br />
sheet, turning 180 degrBW, iMated at 907 Show Rd.,<br />
exhibits featuring antique<br />
toys and Christmas cards <strong>of</strong><br />
yesteryear Will be on display.<br />
Refreshments wUl bo<br />
served.<br />
Either <strong>of</strong> these leather jackets tnahe<br />
extra special gifts.<br />
From there, visitors can<br />
proceed next door to Sow-<br />
n<br />
Dial us directly<br />
Classified ads<br />
Oreulatlon<br />
Newttoom<br />
AdvertlslnR<br />
right: The butter s<strong>of</strong>t cabretta leather<br />
Jtcket by Zero King features slash poe.<br />
hets, roomy drap-ihoulderi..,irt dBfh<br />
olive... S?§,<br />
left. Trl toned lambskin suede by<br />
Sawyer o[ hapfl sports a chestnut body,<br />
dark olive ragltri sleeves and light navy<br />
If !m,..eoneeaied ilpper.,, SB5.<br />
Top air With a pure wool seflrf...wine.<br />
olive or tiavy backgreund with a single<br />
strlklnapheasanL.,50, (Other patteniii<br />
Boifcri <strong>of</strong> etest rrom,.. 40.)<br />
Wool flannel plaid slacks add some<br />
"ilna" to any outnL Our mlleelion<br />
includei traditional tartans, muted<br />
plaids and classic checks from.,, SS,<br />
A perfect dressy-caiual sllp-on.,the<br />
brown suede tassel loafer by Johnston<br />
and Murphy. • • 130,<br />
The (oak that iayt...<br />
Open every evening until Christmas<br />
(except Saturdays) until BiOO P.M. beginning<br />
Monday, <strong>Dec</strong>ember 5th.<br />
The Colony Club<br />
• <strong>of</strong> <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong><br />
pmmtB<br />
"SOMETHING'S AFOOT 1<br />
Sunday, <strong>Dec</strong>ember 4,<strong>1988</strong><br />
7s30P.M.<br />
South Jersey Regional Theatre<br />
Bay Ave., Somers Point, NJ.<br />
$13.00 per person<br />
PURCHASE TICKETS BY CALLING<br />
399-4WS<br />
398-1491 398-3982 Eves.<br />
or tickets may be purchased<br />
•t the door<br />
THURS.9to9<br />
FR1.9to9<br />
SAT.9to9<br />
Buy one Stratoioungtn a«t the steond<br />
Stratolounger Recliner <strong>of</strong> equal value FREE! it's a SALE<br />
SPECTACULAR authorized by Stratolounger to permit us to make this special<br />
<strong>of</strong>fer. BUY ONE GET ONE FREE. If ydu don't need 2 bring a friend and split the cost!<br />
JbO0oodtopaM^<br />
^-" J !h<br />
Take 3 Months<br />
to pay!<br />
NOINTEREST<br />
OR<br />
CARRYING"<br />
CHARGE<br />
ALLRECLINERSINOURSTOCK<br />
AREALSOREDUCED<br />
FORTHISSALE!<br />
. DKCKMBER L vm<br />
OCHS student is<br />
hit by school bus<br />
I An <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> High<br />
sa>ool Btudtttt has gotten a<br />
birthday present he woni<br />
ft V. Ivtovoll K 17,<br />
Wts riding nil bike after<br />
school Tuesdayv when he<br />
was struck by a tmool but<br />
juet outside the school<br />
building on <strong>Ocean</strong> Avenue,<br />
police said yesterday.<br />
I MevoU was treated at<br />
Shore Manorial Hospital<br />
for injuries to his legs, neck<br />
and head, and released,<br />
authorities Bald,<br />
Mice said MevoU lists<br />
his addms as the 600 block<br />
df 12th Street,<br />
Sgt. Curt Dull said the<br />
youth had crossed the bus'<br />
.path, darting toward the<br />
'west between two northbound<br />
buses. Tht bus was<br />
Student Transportation Servioe<br />
line up along <strong>Ocean</strong><br />
Avenue when the school<br />
day is over, Dull wid.<br />
Tne bus, driven by R M.<br />
UBlanc, 35, <strong>of</strong> 34th Street,<br />
carried no passengers, Dull<br />
said.<br />
DuU was expected to sign<br />
a complaint yesterday<br />
against the student.<br />
Tuesday was th« youth's<br />
17th birthday.<br />
MevoU was taken to the<br />
hospital by the Oeean <strong>City</strong><br />
Rescue Squad.<br />
Band boosters plan<br />
poinsettia sale<br />
The Mainland Band<br />
Boosters are sponsoring a<br />
holiday poinsettia sale,<br />
Cost is $7 for red, while<br />
traveling very slow in toeor<br />
marble plants with tour<br />
500 blow about 2:35 p.m., to six blooms. Order for the<br />
he said.<br />
holidays from any band or<br />
,Jb pick up commuting booster member. CaU 64*-<br />
(ftudents, buses from Rider 6088 for details.<br />
i<br />
THIS SEASON...<br />
...INSTEAD 01" HANGING A<br />
DIAMOND ON A CHAIN,<br />
HOW ABOUT A DIAMOND^*<br />
IN ^(%<br />
ACHAIN?\\", \\ \\<br />
Mm,.<br />
DIAMOND TENNIS BRACELET<br />
B,Met "Mil<br />
7.00 et Hm<br />
fflfczz*<br />
LOOM. '1MB<br />
ALL DIAMONDS ARE O P ^ f QUAUTYII THESE<br />
^gfCLOUDY OR CRACKED DIAMONDS OF<br />
PRO TONA ALITYII YI<br />
Jewelers<br />
NO GIMIVIICKS • NO 70% OVF SALES<br />
JUST HONKST LOW PRICES EVERYDAY...<br />
51 1« VINTNOP AVF.. VENTN<strong>On</strong> 600-033.107 0<br />
South Jersey's Number ONE<br />
Wall & Window Boutique<br />
The<br />
Creative<br />
Window<br />
at<br />
Stainton's<br />
* Mini IIMdt • tkUti<br />
* WM41IMA tMpCtntl,<br />
* ttttptm • DMIMMMM<br />
* CiHtom 9HMMM •<br />
Peaturtng timtt Qualify at tHuoimt Prten<br />
VetmA fifibff Sthtfrtachtt 1<br />
UwetOtape tUnth Hlmfldtet<br />
Cxmom decoriflflti itiitihl4><br />
20% Discount on all Dfapery Hardware<br />
Don'tbt lift out fnthi cold<br />
ORDER NOW<br />
(yocr drapds, WifKte, tvfwMvtr<br />
FOR THE HOUDAYS<br />
# ShopAtHorrwJ<br />
TUKSKNtiNKL-LEDGER, OCEAN aTY. PA6E3—SECItONONE<br />
GIFTS<br />
THi ^TION BUILDING S<br />
NOW $3.99-$39.99<br />
Neg. 14.99 to 149.00<br />
STAiNTON'S TeylBiid<br />
20% OFF<br />
OhrtiMm fmbrle, Win »fibtan BToi y<br />
111 Mcnv CkrMii<br />
11 with more<br />
warmth thin l gift<br />
you lovingly<br />
-Htaityh<br />
g<br />
eempiete rnkt'<br />
tion <strong>of</strong> iri ind<br />
craft tuppliai,<br />
plus a tiltnted<br />
itiffMidyio<br />
help In ivety<br />
way. Oet<br />
jtatted todayl<br />
PncSncn<br />
Brass Bed Sale<br />
Save15%-25%on all Drsshar<br />
genuine orass day beds. Free<br />
delivery & set up<br />
Wood day ; fe*d»<br />
«lMot«ll<br />
DEPARTMENT STOQE<br />
FOR EVERYONE<br />
ON YOUR LIST OHLC<br />
Boy's Sport Coat<br />
SALE<br />
Johnithin Strono<br />
$32,80-$38.00<br />
RiB.$41.00.$4B.0O<br />
if5o!o0 S46.40-<br />
Reg. $50.00-$50.00<br />
sizes ••ID<br />
The holiday cheer<br />
that puts everyone<br />
In the spirit.<br />
JUSt call or visit us today td<br />
«nd the fW Holiday<br />
Chtec'" iouqutt,<br />
FTD P!owers-Thf<br />
•rut 'N Blooms<br />
STAINTON'S flowem<br />
DRESHER<br />
Brass Headboards<br />
SAVE 50% on Dresher<br />
#7333 genuine brass<br />
: headboards fn twin, full* queen<br />
or king sizes starting at $64.99.<br />
Other neadboards also on salel<br />
wm mom. m urn totm • ftmwnxm AMMW:<br />
mm*<br />
mmtt «r» * turn •<br />
Men's Corduroy Pant<br />
SALE<br />
Nagger $24.00<br />
RtQ. 130.00<br />
JaymarftRuby<br />
$39.20 - $45.60<br />
RM.Mi.-IB?<br />
• Harbor Houee<br />
'<br />
SiharaOiub<br />
$32.00<br />
Rig. $40.60<br />
SIZ1S 81 • 41<br />
TR1M-A-TREE<br />
.ORNAMENTS<br />
• GARLAND<br />
• PARTY QOODS<br />
• CARDS<br />
• OIPTS<br />
SAMSONITE<br />
THB SMAffT CHOICE<br />
FOR ANYTIME<br />
on chain<br />
* Strong staal Mm<br />
eonmuenon<br />
* mwmttna ttea glldm 0 Samsonlte<br />
onM 9 A.M^ P.M. mm
PAGE 4 — SECTION ONE<br />
Quarter Carat<br />
DIAMOND<br />
EARRINGS<br />
And<br />
Quarter Carat<br />
DIAMOND !<br />
JACKETS<br />
Fiahmnf B Diimorwj<br />
SAVE<br />
Quittif Cirit lAfWINOS<br />
Ouirtir Cirat JACKETS<br />
Gin be used with any Solitaire Earrings<br />
Suy Btpariteiy Or At A ill And Sivi 33%<br />
Rag 299<br />
Rig 448<br />
199<br />
199<br />
Thomas jewelers<br />
825 Asbury Avenue<br />
<strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong>, N.U. • 8Bt-O38i<br />
Hours: Mon.-SIL »;SO-B:ao • W,'« I p.m.<br />
Thl! sale !B lot a limited timi only. All mountings art hindcraftid<br />
t4ki Gold Wtlghl! represent total weight <strong>of</strong> all diamonds In such<br />
Him. Illuiiritloni tnlarflitllo ihow dalall,<br />
i<br />
THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N j .<br />
Lions hear how tampering costly<br />
Catching energy<br />
pealiMS tt Itait a half million<br />
dqllars per year »<br />
Atlantic Electric, it was<br />
revealed to the <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong><br />
Uoni Club by Jerry Harriott,<br />
suparviior Of revenue<br />
security, at a recent meet-<br />
Ing.<br />
Speaking at Harry's tan;<br />
Soaners Point, Herriott told<br />
the club that investigators<br />
deal wiA information from<br />
Atlantic Electric meter readers,<br />
plus the public themselves<br />
who <strong>of</strong>ten turn In<br />
leads about neighbors and<br />
acquaintances whom they<br />
The Sentinel-Ledger<br />
Established (Hi<br />
A Dlviiten sf Bouii Jtmy Radia, Ine.<br />
ns § eighth Btntst,Deem<strong>City</strong>, N.J.,OSSse<br />
USPS No, 40200<br />
Entered at Poll Met In <strong>Ocean</strong> C(w, N*J, OMM u weend-dau mum<br />
•UlSeWPfiON mm By Ml In Cap* Way County: IsinM PsM, Unmet iM<br />
NonMltM cAttotteOomMi 111 a your, IM Iw I ym, 110 tat ill namn. BwMlir*,<br />
nit ol tin Miuitlppl; pp lit pa,ysir, p y , HI tor two y yun, 111 to III month!, h!, VM VIM BBl»»<br />
MMMklUl k U K4 Mt yen; 1 144 tor t two yam; lit l ill l rmmh. h NKHIM N M prM M MMl<br />
p*f<br />
espy. WlUCAnON lUCAO SCHtDULEi *M# # wwy y TTiurrtM; M; mm whin KrtwseHy, Krtwsey,<br />
TumJ mJsy «nd d M Mw, J June thh through BBSBUBBM, U B MtnMSfW MtnMSfWi Bd Band idd iddnH changa h<br />
is Th» imUniUji^Jn, P.O. in M«, OOMB <strong>City</strong>, N J, OlMi.<br />
We<br />
Ui|h<br />
Kate<br />
Wendy<br />
Erin<br />
Amy<br />
Moriah<br />
our<br />
Cheerleaders!<br />
Kim<br />
Nina<br />
Nayda<br />
Temst<br />
Jackie<br />
Stacey<br />
Nlkki<br />
Aitrea<br />
Holly<br />
Caroline<br />
Jaime<br />
Courtney<br />
COACH- Michilt McCauley<br />
GOOD LUCK to our<br />
OCEAN CITY SKYHAWKS<br />
Do your best! We tow you!<br />
ZJ DEPARTMENT 6TODE \^J<br />
SPECIAL OCCASION DRESSING<br />
JESSICA MCUNTOCK<br />
SATIN & VELVET<br />
JESSICA MCLINTOCK<br />
VELVET AND LACE<br />
Um/rfous rttfet<strong>of</strong>ght velvet vMh dalfcate<br />
$120 and $140,<br />
t>, U-, •<br />
beUeve may be stealing<br />
electtrtcHy, A $25 bonus Is<br />
given to each employee<br />
who finds an actual tamperer,<br />
Heniott explained.<br />
Herriott told the Lions<br />
that there is a toll-free security<br />
hotline maintained 24<br />
h6urs a day by Attantte<br />
Eleettic, m giving some<br />
examples <strong>of</strong> case histories,<br />
he spoke <strong>of</strong> a person from<br />
Vineland who over a period<br />
<strong>of</strong> many yean stole at least<br />
$23,000 <strong>of</strong> electricity horn<br />
the company by tapping an<br />
undergtound power Une,<br />
then running the electricity<br />
under ground into his<br />
house, bypassing his regular<br />
electric meter, which<br />
consequently registered a<br />
very modest amount <strong>of</strong><br />
electricity,<br />
Herriott cited meter tarnparing<br />
as perhaps the most<br />
common means <strong>of</strong> stealing<br />
electricity. Meters are now<br />
being made so they are difficult<br />
to tamper with, he<br />
added.<br />
Many respectable members<br />
<strong>of</strong> the public >ave been<br />
caught in this act, even law<br />
enforcement personnel.<br />
Herriott concluded by<br />
stating mat it was his hope<br />
mat pubUeiaing the fact that<br />
tamperere are frequently<br />
caught and prosecuted<br />
criminally will deter this<br />
•ort <strong>of</strong> action in the future.<br />
In other club business,<br />
Alan Bevan and Robert<br />
Arrnent, co-chairmen <strong>of</strong> the<br />
Blind Seals committee,<br />
announced tihat Blind Seals<br />
will be stuffed, addressed<br />
and mailed by late October<br />
to members <strong>of</strong> the public in<br />
<strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong>. They hoped<br />
that local residents would<br />
be generous in their eonlribuHoni<br />
to the dub.<br />
Monies received from<br />
Blind Seals are spent on<br />
various sight activities,<br />
including purchasing eyeglasses<br />
and providing eye<br />
examinations for the poor.<br />
MTITiS<br />
FASHION<br />
TIERS<br />
Tantalizing is how<br />
Henry-Lee describes<br />
thii sensuous paly<br />
Crepe dress. He gently<br />
shapes the jewel neck<br />
bodice, lightly pads<br />
the tucked shoulders<br />
and captures the<br />
waist with a<br />
self belt<br />
releasing the<br />
four deep tiers<br />
<strong>of</strong> skirt.<br />
For Fetltes only.<br />
Sites 8(0 16<br />
$132,00<br />
eai Shoppe<br />
on the •venue for 54 yean<br />
741 Asbury Ave,<br />
REVIDN<br />
THURSDAY,<br />
Suzan Stover crowned |<br />
Miss Mays Landing<br />
Suaanjtfarie Stover, 20,<br />
<strong>of</strong> Seaviile, was crowned<br />
Miss Mays Landing 19S9<br />
during the . annual Mtes<br />
Ameflct Scholarship Ptteant<br />
preliminary held<br />
recently at Absegami I%h<br />
School.<br />
Stowr, a 1986 graduate <strong>of</strong><br />
<strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> High School, Is<br />
currendy attending Atiantic<br />
Community College work-<br />
Ing toward a degree in<br />
English.<br />
Sponsored by Cousin<br />
Mario's Restaurant, Stovei<br />
sang Happy days an hen<br />
again during the talent portioh<br />
<strong>of</strong> the program.<br />
The daughter <strong>of</strong> Barbara<br />
and Ernest Stover <strong>of</strong><br />
SeavUle was crowned by<br />
Miss New Jersey Trlcia<br />
Bowman and Miss Mays<br />
Landing <strong>1988</strong> Traeey Lynn<br />
Meteel. As the papant win-<br />
ner she received $1,650-to;<br />
scholarships and wardrobe<br />
allowances, along with<br />
prizes from area mm]<br />
and will now be ellgi]<br />
wmpete In tt\e July vgjjJH<br />
Mm New Jariey Pageant,; '<br />
PTA CHRISTMAS<br />
CARNIVAL DBC. 3 ,g<br />
SENIOR COUNCIL TO The Somen Mnt Pmu<br />
MEETDEC. I<br />
Teacher Anoclation willj<br />
The Cape May County hold a Christmas carnival<br />
Coordinating Council <strong>of</strong> torn 10 a.m. to 2 p,m. SaK;<br />
senior eltiieirs organiM- urday. Dee. 3 it U(e DivW;<br />
tions will meet 10 a,m. Avenue School gyamaiium;]<br />
Monday, <strong>Dec</strong>. 5 at the There will be handmajfj<br />
county library, Cape May crafts, baked goods, SantaV,<br />
Court House.<br />
vrorkihop and gamei.<br />
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The Antique Collectors<br />
<strong>On</strong>to wlllspow** tts«(tf»ual<br />
Chnsttnas house tour !lm<br />
to S pm. Sunday, Ded. 4» feS 4<br />
Mrtng homes in Unload,<br />
Scullvllle, Sonten Point,<br />
Osn Gty,. Longport end<br />
Among tic stops on the<br />
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tie collections v _<br />
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• <strong>Dec</strong>. 3 (12 noon• t Pm) Complimentary Holiday Refreshments<br />
(biflinning 1 p.m.) Informal Modeling<br />
Santa Arrives - "Santa Land" (4th Fi.)<br />
• Santa's Hours: Men, 4-8 P.M.; Tuts. 10-2 and 4-8<br />
Wsd. 4-8; Thura, 4«S» Frl. 10-2 and 4-8<br />
Sat. 10-4 ,<br />
• Photos with Santa $5.00 (<strong>Dec</strong>. 3,10,17 only)<br />
• <strong>Dec</strong>, 10 Holiday Fashion Show (2Pm-2nd n.)<br />
Fashions for men, women & children. Frea admission<br />
Starring Miss New Jersey, Trlcia Bowman and<br />
featuring Miss Cap* May County, Amy Flssel<br />
Gift Certificates Giveaway<br />
Rdalster to win on«<strong>of</strong> three gift certltlcatea<br />
No porchase necessary. Drawing <strong>Dec</strong>. 17<br />
Senior Oftifertg 15% Off all purchases <strong>of</strong> regularly priced<br />
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merchandlfle ovary Tuesday In <strong>Dec</strong>emberl<br />
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Open 9 AM, - 9 P.M, Mori.-Sat.<br />
9 A.M, - 5 P.M, <strong>Dec</strong>, 24, Closed Oee, 28/Jan, 2<br />
te><br />
" r -<br />
'.*'.'r, ^»e U now at Ae tei<br />
wMd.<br />
oU daughter taPolaom, Pa. An Ottan <strong>City</strong> ausdUftry The tart regulaif meeBng<br />
Now that we receive this tter*ddress««eMdsU9W <strong>of</strong> Ranch Hope for Boys <strong>of</strong> the auxiliary will be in<br />
tdnd <strong>of</strong> reporting, we can Wood Ave,» Pciiom, ft. was Uuftched during » hnuMiy, Anyone tnte^Wl<br />
assure you mat we will<br />
recent omanleatienil meet- in beconvuig k ,
PAGE 8 — SECTION ONE THE SKNTINBL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N j . THURSDAY, DKCEMBKft 1. IQM K 1 TUDRSbAY, DECKMBER 1,19SS<br />
Vm SENTINEL.tEDGERvOCEAN CTTY^N PACK 9-SECTION ONfi<br />
Santa conies to town Friday, and lots <strong>of</strong> special events are readied il Gateway with no less than a 9'Something's Afo<strong>of</strong> opens at the<br />
iKvtAut By MARK SOIPKR tnint our high Wen school's gjlis aWsooss ooss die the cherub, junior, vouth youth up, as u the new downtown and Asbury Asburr in In Mumenant triumphant Ventnor Vaunn-Ciiv <strong>City</strong> String SMn« Butd Bind toUstimtopieM tor plenty- \7\ free horsrand carriage ""*! I i ~ " ' ' --—<br />
<strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> country team, recent state and adults choirs <strong>of</strong> St. ro<strong>of</strong>top lighting wdl be procession through the and <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> School<br />
Public RelaMons Director •championship' wtantrs. Peters United Methodist introduced along with our business district. He Will be Band. The ftiarch will con-<br />
Mayor Roy Gillian wUl Church wUl perform on beautiful holiday lights on accompanied by Beats, fire dude at 10th and Asbury,<br />
Whether you like big present the young ladies <strong>City</strong> HaU steps. They wUl <strong>City</strong> HaU and throughout engines, ehres, cheer lad' •nd Santa will return to<br />
bands, big-bellied Santas or and coach Mite Naples sing a variety <strong>of</strong> sacred and downtown. ere, street rod care, Super <strong>City</strong> Hall to distribute<br />
both, Friday is definitely with plaques. Recreation secular Christmas carols Emcee Tom CVRourke <strong>of</strong> Girl tn Christmas garb, the •toadngt full <strong>of</strong> candy and<br />
your day in <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong>, Director Nttchaiil Allegretto, under the direction <strong>of</strong> John WSLT radio will introduce<br />
Festivities begirt 6 p.m. »t who organized fte ceremo- Gregory Bate, who will also the mayor who will etfi-<br />
<strong>City</strong> HaU steps when a speny, will be present. conduct the adult bell choir cially flick the switch, jo-B weekend events<br />
cial ceremony will honor At 6:20 p,m,, members <strong>of</strong> In several Christmas Park will lead spectators In<br />
•elections.<br />
the singing <strong>of</strong> Christmas<br />
FRIDAY<br />
At pradwly 6:45 p.m. (as carols.<br />
• Ctrti' erast country km honored — 6 p,m,. <strong>City</strong><br />
An Early you can see we adhere to a Now check your y watches. Hall steps, 9th end Asbury<br />
tight schedule) the lighting If it's 7 p.m., that means<br />
• St. Peter<br />
Bird Saves ceremonies begin. This will Santa is on his way via<br />
be a special holiday light-<br />
hone and carriage bom 6th<br />
Time, and<br />
Money,<br />
and Gets Christmas Craft Sh<br />
the Job Saturday, <strong>Dec</strong>. 3rd<br />
Done, Too. 9 AM.-3 PM,<br />
i PACKAGE EXPRESS CENTER. INC<br />
un • mmm<br />
fi*o(,,v/i mxTi>AtAi» sterna MrAis<br />
<strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> Civic Center<br />
SHIP EARLY!<br />
61k St & Boardwalk<br />
OCEAN<br />
I Refreshments • Doer Prizes I<br />
Pharmacy<br />
Sponsored by O.CJf.S. Junior Class<br />
Comer 9th Bt ft Aibury Ava. - 3fl»-3S33<br />
- - - -- ^ „_« ^_ k t. . t ' ^ . , , , „<br />
1 ten to pleas for plenty horse and carriage<br />
f<br />
The <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> High rides with St. Nick are<br />
School Choir wUl perform scheduled bom 1 to 4 p.m.<br />
on <strong>City</strong> Hall steps while on those same dates.<br />
Sinta is entertaining chil- An additional attraction<br />
dren. The string band wUl will be Christmas In Won-<br />
play throughout *• downderland at 6lh and the<br />
town.<br />
boardwalk, where children<br />
Merchants will serve free may enjoy rides and visit<br />
refreshments. But most with an* Oftus, tbm t»<br />
importantly, they will place an admission charge.<br />
-<br />
baskets outside <strong>of</strong> stores for<br />
the city's first annual What Santa Is to<br />
•Waves <strong>of</strong> Caring" drive to stars, the name<br />
* United Methodist Church carolcre and help toe needy and home- Dorsey is to big banS<br />
beU ehdr-eaO p.m., <strong>City</strong> ftdl steps<br />
less. You may leave food, enthusiasts. The Tommy<br />
• Christmas lighting ceremony. Mayor Roy Gillian new dottws or toys. These Dorsey Orchestra under the<br />
— 6:45 pjm., <strong>City</strong>^HaU Btepe<br />
gifts will be distributed in direction <strong>of</strong> Buddy Morrow<br />
• Santa's arrival — 7 p.m.; starts at 6th and Asbury, South Jersey,<br />
will be here 8 rxm. Friday at<br />
concludes at 11th and Asbury<br />
A Chrtstmastide PUEEIB the Music Pier, boardwalk<br />
• Santa meets children, giwe them stockings full <strong>of</strong> begins Friday, Merchants and Meorlyn Tensee. . ._.•<br />
candy — <strong>City</strong> Hall steps Mowing arrival tapproxi vm place objects in their The event is sponsored by<br />
mately 7:30 pjn.)<br />
windows that you can the Exchange Club, with<br />
• O«an <strong>City</strong> High School chorus — MS pjn,, <strong>City</strong> count (such as a bowl full <strong>of</strong> pr<strong>of</strong>its benefiting the Cystic<br />
Hall steps<br />
jellybeans). There will be Fibroeis Foundation.<br />
• Tommy Dorsey Orchestra, concert end dance 8 ballot bows m stores for Admission Is $15. This will<br />
p.m.. Music Her, Boardwalk and Moorlyn Terrace you to register your guess. be both a concert and<br />
MRS wifl be awarded by dance.<br />
SATURDAY<br />
Individual businesses and Morrow Is eonsldered<br />
• Breakfast With Sertta — 9 a.m. to noon, McDon- mere will be a grand prize one <strong>of</strong> the best trombone<br />
ald's, Pth Mid Weit<br />
<strong>of</strong> $500 in merchandise forplayers<br />
<strong>of</strong> all time and was<br />
FINE OAK<br />
PRIMITIVES<br />
• H«st and cmiigerldii with Santt — Ito4p.m.1 the, guesser who does the a member <strong>of</strong> the original<br />
SUPER VICTORIAN<br />
COUNTRY ITEMS<br />
9th and Asbury<br />
best overall guessing. Tommy Dereay Orchestra,<br />
• <strong>Ocean</strong> 0ty cheerleaders craft show — 9 a.m. to 3 Saturdays will also beThe<br />
concert WBB arranged<br />
p.m., Sports & Qvie Center, 6th and the Boardwalk special during the holiday by BUI Meli, who also<br />
season. Breakfast with brought Cozy Morely to the<br />
GORDON AND GRACE LECHNER, PROM.<br />
ContMtt and frtt refreshment* H partldpaHng Santa is set for McDonald's, Musle Pier In Novimber for<br />
628-2476<br />
•tort* nitty through tunriiy<br />
Mi and West, from 9 a.m. the Exchange Club,<br />
Buying Full or partial estates<br />
nil noon on <strong>Dec</strong>, 5, 10 and<br />
Wfc ^^fc^fW Q^tmQ^m&Kfa %<br />
^», 10, TuckthQB<br />
ByKDWBMEfe armor and • MM bttt nue for she never tget. She audience b a* palm <strong>of</strong> ht» entire production, ihi but-<br />
enough to hide all <strong>of</strong> the
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PAGE 10 — SECTION ONE<br />
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<strong>Dec</strong>. 3 it thi M* I<br />
While pirtntB browii',;<br />
children can make $ilt'<<br />
Items and have them'<br />
wrapped. Santa will be on<br />
hand, and chUdrrn mf;<br />
haw ttiiir plcWM tak«:<br />
wlti\ Wm. !<br />
Otftt and baked goedif<br />
wUl be sold. Hot dogs and;<br />
beverages will be available;<br />
fa-lunch. ;|<br />
Floral arranging! |<br />
is luncheon topic i<br />
A prflBintatton on Chrlit* |<br />
mat floral arranging will bi;<br />
prflnnted by Cawl Pad [<br />
during a luncheon meeting;<br />
<strong>of</strong> the Cape Atlantic Chri».:<br />
Uan Women's Club 12:30;<br />
p.m. Wednesday, <strong>Dec</strong>, 14 M!<br />
Mac's Restaurant, Somert!<br />
Point,<br />
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flapate<br />
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M,<strong>Dec</strong>,2nd<br />
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•Entertainment<br />
* Refreshments<br />
Breakfast with Santa<br />
Every Saturday<br />
9am'tfl Noon<br />
at McDonalds<br />
Sunday, <strong>Dec</strong>ember 41h<br />
V<br />
G<br />
0<br />
Eagle Scout<br />
g<br />
Riohini J, Vinnaeemb Jr., who recently tamtd the title<br />
el Eftate Scout, ii congratulated by Scoutmattir Chti<br />
Webb and Homers 8, Miller, advisor to explorer Post<br />
107. Vinnaeemb Is the third <strong>of</strong> tht current membership <strong>of</strong><br />
Marmora Boy Beeut Troop 78 to bt named iagle Scout.<br />
Gospel choirs to perform<br />
at ACC extravaganza<br />
A variety <strong>of</strong> area gospel<br />
eholn will take to the stage<br />
when Atlantic CommunHy<br />
College pMienti a "Goipol<br />
IxttBvmgahaa," 3.-30 p.m..<br />
Dee. 4, in the Waliir Idgt<br />
ThBater.<br />
Dr. Ola Gathers, ACC<br />
musle pr<strong>of</strong>ciior, will direct<br />
tht event. ACC'i Gosj»l<br />
Bnitmble will perform,<br />
Tht program includBi<br />
these Atlantic <strong>City</strong> choin;<br />
the NBW John Howard Caravan.the<br />
New Hope Baptist<br />
Churth Adult Choir, the<br />
Hallelujah Chorui, the<br />
Iniplratlonal Chorui Sec.<br />
onu Baptiit, the GenBratlon<br />
<strong>of</strong> Spirit <strong>of</strong> St. Jamsi Methodist<br />
Church, the Community<br />
Bapttit Male Chorui,<br />
tha Deliverance Choir, the<br />
GitheriHes and the Aibury<br />
Mtsi Choir,<br />
Other choirs include<br />
those from Stockton and<br />
GlflBsboro state colleges and<br />
the Younf Adult Choir <strong>of</strong><br />
Mount Pleasant Baptiit<br />
Church, the Evangelical Pel-<br />
TUB SENTtNEL'LEDGERv OCEAN ClTYs N J. PAGE U — SECTION OW<br />
Benefit concert Saturday features Stites<br />
Rich SUMs, a <strong>1988</strong> graduate<br />
<strong>of</strong> <strong>Ocean</strong> iCUy Hlrii<br />
School who is wmaily<br />
working oh a film starring<br />
Robin WUU&tMh will be featured<br />
Saturday night m t<br />
special concert by The<br />
Young EnterUnus.<br />
The §how, to be held ta<br />
the intermediate school<br />
eafetotium gtarUng at 7:30,<br />
wm spottiiht Sttkis, who<br />
has been with the group<br />
four years, and will feature,<br />
many other members <strong>of</strong><br />
The Young EntertalnerB.<br />
Portioni <strong>of</strong> the procetdi<br />
will benefit the Parent-<br />
Teacher-Student Associi- RbhStftM<br />
tton <strong>of</strong> <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> High<br />
School, Which U sponsoring VidNm.<br />
the show.<br />
Joining Stites for Satur-<br />
Stttes began shooting a day night<br />
feature fUm titled The Dmd<br />
lowshlp Choir and the<br />
Poet Society for Wilt Disney<br />
Brethren, all <strong>of</strong> Pltasant-<br />
Movies last month. Shootvillt.ing,<br />
Which takei place in<br />
Delaware, Is expected to<br />
Several youth choirs wul continue Into 1989. His per-<br />
pattidpate, Including the sonal manager Is Prisdlln<br />
Voleei <strong>of</strong> Hbpt <strong>of</strong> AUanttc Parker.<br />
<strong>City</strong>, the Combined Choir BHtes, who by the Him<br />
<strong>of</strong> Community Baptist, becomes eligible for mem-<br />
Allen Chapel and Newbership<br />
in Screen Actors<br />
Hope and the Hamilton Guild, plays the part <strong>of</strong> a<br />
Township MiSi Chorui, student In a class taught by<br />
Williams' character.<br />
Tickets are S4, pneral WilUainB, first known in<br />
admission; $3, students, TV's Mark & Mtndy, wts<br />
senior clHaens and children nominated for an Academy<br />
undir 12, C*ll 3434107, Award tor Good Morning,<br />
1 troupe, ftash.<br />
This is the fourth concert<br />
tn addUi<strong>of</strong>t, three recent presented by member* <strong>of</strong><br />
graduates <strong>of</strong> the Interned!- The Young Entertataers tt<br />
ate tchod, Meghan Kates, benefit their alma natem. In<br />
)en Marshall and Greg Oas- 1980, John Allegretto persliy,<br />
wiU return to Ae formed at <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> High<br />
school as members <strong>of</strong> The School, tn 1982, Oonover<br />
Young Entertainers for the returned to ttte Mends<br />
first time.<br />
School to perform. Arid, in<br />
Stttes Is ejected to stag<br />
1987, p«fl Bumtay mi<br />
tome <strong>of</strong> the songs he has<br />
presented In concert at Middle<br />
Township High School.<br />
performed over the past<br />
lour years on the group's<br />
tours through Florida and SKA ISLE TURNS<br />
feur other states. He wUiON<br />
LIGHTS DfcCl<br />
also introduce two or three Sea Isle Oty will hold its<br />
new lonp during th« eon- annual Christmas bee lightcert.ing<br />
at S p.m. Sunday, <strong>Dec</strong> 4<br />
Tickets are $3 and wlli be in Memoriil Parti, Kennedy<br />
available at the door, which Blvd. and Undti Avenu*.<br />
wiU open at 6!4S p.m. Por A Christmas carol ting will<br />
more information, contact be held following the cere-<br />
! performance Jean Serber at the intermemony. The pubUc Is we!-<br />
will be veteran members <strong>of</strong> diate school.<br />
come.<br />
the group, including Brian<br />
Conover, Leon Hart, Terri<br />
Went, Uia Morris, Michelle<br />
Harris, Troy Dawkins, AHda<br />
Cacd, plus i lance<br />
norida Flights<br />
BOOK.,, =A<br />
W (erown minimum<br />
SPINNING WHEEL<br />
FLOWER SHOP<br />
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Phone 3B&-11B7<br />
IMS Welt Ave.<br />
Phono 398-1333<br />
The RICOH FAX20 Digital Fac8lmlle<br />
Lets you send and receive copies reliably and Instantly avtf<br />
regular phone lines - at a (notion <strong>of</strong> courier or telex costs.<br />
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PAGE 14^ SECTION ONE<br />
- BUDGET<br />
(continued from page 1)<br />
from 23rd Street, hi wrote¥<br />
in his budpt worksheet.<br />
"<strong>City</strong> is open to liwsiMts.<br />
Maintenance In never-ending."<br />
Spedal, mort expensive<br />
but long-lasting Auitrialiaft<br />
hardwood Will be used this<br />
year lines it has been found<br />
that more trtditanai planking<br />
require! con»ttn( patch-<br />
'Pg.<br />
Denied the DPW was a<br />
nearly $2 mUUon request<br />
for walkway substructure<br />
ATTENTION<br />
<strong>Ocean</strong><strong>City</strong> Residents<br />
BeginningJan.1st,1989<br />
The <strong>City</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> will be establishing new<br />
methods <strong>of</strong> collection and schedules for the clty-wlde<br />
trash and recycling pick-up service. Some <strong>of</strong> these<br />
changes are that reoycllng collection will be Increased<br />
to a weekly basis and that trash and recyclables will be<br />
plcked-up on the same day so that there will be no<br />
further scheduling confusion.<br />
In addition, the city will be enforcing Ordinances No.<br />
1049 and No. 88-17, relating to trash and recycling<br />
collection. As a result <strong>of</strong> this enforcement, It Is<br />
imperative that everyone:<br />
1. Places trash In a metal or heavy duty plastic<br />
container no larger than 32 gallons and/or 50<br />
pounds. WOtrash placed out In PAPiftfor PLASTIC<br />
bags, not in a specified container, will be<br />
plcked-up. ALL TfMSHmust be In a can as<br />
outlined above and all cans must have<br />
lids/covers.<br />
2. The container used for recycling material<br />
(Alum. & Glass) must be Identified with the<br />
PROPER RECYCLING DECAL which Is available<br />
at the Public Works Office, 1040 Haven<br />
Avenue.<br />
3. Recyclable paper may ycontinue<br />
to be<br />
placed<br />
p<br />
In a brown paper<br />
paper bag or bundledas<br />
usual. l No recyclable material will be picked<br />
up In PLASTIC BAGS,<br />
residents and the commercial establishments and<br />
Institutions <strong>of</strong> <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong>.<br />
Further details concerning trash and recycling<br />
collection will be available later In <strong>Dec</strong>ember, Look<br />
for future advertisements and notices!<br />
I Please Cooperate, It'slmportant For Your<br />
Family andTheFuture<strong>of</strong> <strong>Ocean</strong><strong>City</strong><br />
ANYQUESTIONS, PLEASE CALL:<br />
OCEAN CITY PUBLIC WORKS<br />
(609)399-6111 Ext.275<br />
E&iifL^Jl^:<br />
THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N J,<br />
walk raUings with alumi- learned from dry wasurer <strong>City</strong> Hall renovations, plan to renovate the 3rd<strong>of</strong>fice.<br />
radio system — to the turte for a downtown awMte<br />
num ones.<br />
Hansan that similar work which Council approved. and Haven building where The Recreation Depart* <strong>of</strong> $25,470 — was approved. tural master plan. Mayor<br />
Council denlBd a request was perforwed in 1984 for Waterpro<strong>of</strong>ing, windows, Umerpncy Management Is ment received authoriza- The Rre Department was GQlian asked far the funds,<br />
for a $31,000 surf-rake $177,000 by Wlllard Con- lintels and air conditioning located, Mfsergwicy Mm* tion for, among other alio granted a radio which would pay En a eon*<br />
beacfi cleaning machine, struction Co, which rein- are part <strong>of</strong> a 8313,500 pack- agement will be moved to requests, $35,900 to replace upgrade, carrying a pried sultant to coordinate efforts<br />
DPW already his a surf farced, targe girders and age approved by Coundl, the third floor <strong>of</strong> the Public , lights and $105,000 to mpair tag <strong>of</strong> $24,600.<br />
to revitalise downtown)<br />
rake used tor daily mainte- completed some slab work, POT $25,000 the adminis- Safety Building next year, tennis courts.<br />
The Rre Dapartawswt also boardwalk and histortcil<br />
nance, a bead* plow and a Without going into detail, tration will demolish a and the Beach Fees <strong>of</strong>fice, An $8,100 request for a asked for, and received, a sectors. Both Retail Mer-<br />
beach, cleaner that plows Hanson taid the dry went dilapidated rowhouse at which operates seasonally, newfangled Inflatable $50,000 remote-access firechants Association fttM«<br />
debris from the top sixto<br />
litigation with the eon- 642 Haven Ave. The dty, will be moved to the 3rd motorized lifeboat and aflghting<br />
vehicle which w|U dent Jim Penland, and<br />
Inches <strong>of</strong> sand.<br />
SBfuetfon company over the which acquirsd it through Street building.<br />
boat trailer were a!§o let hoses access the beach Fairness In Taxes president<br />
quality <strong>of</strong> the work per-<br />
A SJ0.OOO rotary mower<br />
foreclosure, has tried twice Council also cut $62,000 denied. Two fiberglass life- and other hard-to-get'to Bill McCarthy expreiiied<br />
farmed.<br />
to Mm grass In hard-to-<br />
to sell It and will try again request to $42,000 to renoboats for $10,000 were places.<br />
support for the plan.<br />
New techniques will let<br />
reach places such as around<br />
by the end <strong>of</strong> the year. vate and furnish Emer- OKU<br />
Not on the budget work- Coundl reacted affirma-<br />
fee city iwnttien pillars<br />
the railroad ties wa§<br />
Phase H <strong>of</strong> the Cultural gency Management's new An upgrade to At sheets WM a M0.000 Item tively toward the concept<br />
four to six feet beneath the<br />
approved by Council.<br />
Center construction was<br />
und.<br />
also asked for and approv-<br />
work from 5th to 12th<br />
Some S4SO,000 was SMpffstructure work, ed. The $538,000 project<br />
streets — a project whoie<br />
granted for Music Pier sub-<br />
WATCHDOG GROUP<br />
which kept the pier dosed includes exterior finishing,<br />
fundi were diverted to<br />
structunj work, Rumer said until July, cost the dtytesting<br />
work and ttie eon- (continued from page D <strong>City</strong>'s earlier-than-usual process," wrote th« PITbond<br />
ordinance was passed<br />
emergency Music Pier<br />
die work wlU strenfthen $580,000, Interior beams sttuctton manager (hired at Spread and organized effort budget hearings, which the budget committee. sometime after adoption <strong>of</strong><br />
repairs early this year,<br />
the approximitely 100 pil- were fixed.<br />
$30,000 • year).<br />
to collect "volunteer dues," group had requested<br />
the budget. Obvtauily, this<br />
Rumor said he will request<br />
lars beneath the concert<br />
DPW asked for two new <strong>City</strong> admMstrator Don Improvini beach fee eoUee- man tfti ago.<br />
Of the unusual budget timing placed • tremendous<br />
that in the 1 WO budget,<br />
hall. SimUar work was done<br />
jitneys to replace the city's Hart persuaded Coundl to Uon, the Issuing <strong>of</strong> quar-<br />
meetings schedule, city burden on the administra-<br />
"I think we should try to<br />
§even or eight years ago, he<br />
two buses which are over OK the airport's $46,000 terly budget reports, The administration has Treasurer John Hanson tion to get projects com-<br />
do it right for a change." said, although Council 10 yean old. Council OlCd renovaBon <strong>of</strong> rustog air-<br />
improving ae city's reey- responded to appeals by wrote. In • Nov. 21 memo pleted for the summer<br />
said Mayor Roy Gillian on members Mark VIdetto and only one jitney, at $41,000< plane hangars, and $35,000<br />
dinjjprogram.<br />
FIT and <strong>City</strong> Coundl mem- to Ceundh "In the pail, the season."<br />
Monday.<br />
Jeanne Clunn said they <strong>On</strong> the top <strong>of</strong> the admin- for replacem»nt <strong>of</strong> a 20-<br />
FIT applauded <strong>Ocean</strong> bers to speed up the budget capital budpt and related<br />
At $10,000, DrW wUl recall such work three or istration's "summer year-old underground fuel<br />
begin a yearly project to four years ago.<br />
priority" wish list Is the lat- lyitem.<br />
replace galvanised board* <strong>On</strong> Tuesday, Council est phase <strong>of</strong> the contaulng Council denied • $15,000 VISITORS -<br />
Pastor vander Loo<br />
(continued from page 1) report.<br />
people get their Information The 1MB study was con- to speak at Chapel<br />
concerning ocetn condl- ducted through a telephone<br />
The Rev. Paul W. vander<br />
Hons from television, the survey <strong>of</strong> 901 adults during<br />
Bible study is held 7 pm,<br />
Loo, pastor <strong>of</strong> Union<br />
report notes, Print media is September, Fifty-six percent<br />
every Wednesday, The cur-<br />
Chapel by-the-5ei, wlU be<br />
the source lor 28 percent. <strong>of</strong> respondent were female;<br />
rent topic Is the book <strong>of</strong><br />
the speaker Sunday, <strong>Dec</strong>. 4,<br />
Over three-quarters <strong>of</strong> 57 percent between the age<br />
Genesis. All are welcome,<br />
His sermon is entitled<br />
those surveyed Relieve the <strong>of</strong> 30 and 59, and 38 percent "When God named his TJw <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> chapter <strong>of</strong><br />
Information they receive Is earned a household income son."<br />
Ranch Hope Auxiliary was<br />
"mostly accurate," says the <strong>of</strong> over $80,000.<br />
The Chipel, located at recently established during<br />
BSth Street and Asbury a meeting at the Chapel.<br />
Avenue, holds Interdenomi- Membership is open to all<br />
national service at 10:30 who wish to donate a por-<br />
•,m. Nunery care is providtion <strong>of</strong> their rime and taled.<br />
Sunday school for allents<br />
for a worthy endeavor,<br />
ages begins at 9:15 a.m. said pastor vander Loo,<br />
Franco's Restaurant<br />
Dinner Specials Daily<br />
From $4.50<br />
All dinners include salad & garlic bread<br />
Fresh HomomadQ Soups Daily:<br />
Homemade Manicottl<br />
Lasagna- Ravioli<br />
& many other dishes<br />
t.n 2 Large Pizzas<br />
fill (Real Brick Oven Plsu)<br />
l V l Pick Up <strong>On</strong>tyl (With Coupon)<br />
MARMORA SEAFOOD<br />
Full <strong>Line</strong> <strong>of</strong> Fresh Seafood<br />
And Cooked Take-Out<br />
FRESH FISH & SEAFOOD<br />
CALL 390-0842<br />
THIS WEEK'S SPECIALS °%<br />
FRIED SHRIMP<br />
PLATTER<br />
IP# •OUtTo<br />
FLOUNDER FISH CAKES<br />
$1.00*.<br />
POTATOSALAD990,,<br />
OPEN<br />
TUM.flwu8.<br />
Closed Monday*,<br />
iwtfl f<br />
WAYSIDE VILLAGE<br />
iRMORA<br />
stretchers<br />
#HShiMn«(iM<br />
•AM0*TU**MOPWUKOM ,<br />
HMnmmawmM<br />
PUH0P1HM0M<br />
ftf-ftff<br />
* • ' ^<br />
THimSDAV. DECEMBER 1, 198* THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1. IMS THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY. N J. PAGE IS—SECTION ONE<br />
House Tour<br />
Sunday, <strong>Dec</strong>. 18<br />
20 <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> Older Homes<br />
Open 12 -5 pm<br />
Historical Museum's Benefit<br />
For Our New Home<br />
Tickets available $10.00<br />
on day <strong>of</strong> tour at our annual<br />
Optrt House & Sindla Day<br />
Ctlebrauon '<br />
1139 Wesiay. (Comer <strong>of</strong> 12th St.)<br />
Advance Silaj $8,00<br />
Senior studio 846 Aibury Avt,<br />
Sun Rose Wordi & Mugfe, 640 Aftury Ave,<br />
Spinning Wheel Flwlst 34th & West "<br />
Plessin[ith9 pubilo tor BS y$m<br />
"Whan We town m§§t$*<br />
w-iMM.i COUPON .»----<br />
I iDMACn ANY DINNER {<br />
1 $2.00 OFF WITH tH» COUPON I<br />
1 'Buy 1 GET 12,00 OFF SECOND DINNER |<br />
BREAKFAST SPECIALS •<br />
2<br />
S<br />
2 Hot , 2 Bacon or Sausage<br />
SSi"<br />
MorvFrl, 7 a,m,-i0:00 a,m, • No i<br />
ffthiCENWAL 399-0113 <strong>Ocean</strong> CHy<br />
OPEN 7 AM-flPM DAILY '<br />
_ ^eriYLltti<br />
(Mtmas Party at Bookbliders Bay Oub<br />
o<br />
o<br />
o<br />
RECYCLABLES<br />
nlitiued torn page 1)<br />
ident tot Basslchis. He said<br />
the Bmi may have lost as<br />
much as $100,000 remoVino<br />
plastic, bimetal cans and<br />
garbage .from recyclables<br />
trucked to a Qiester, Pa,<br />
processing facility.<br />
Meanwhile, a mounHng<br />
pile is exposed to the elements<br />
in Woodbin*.<br />
Environmental activist<br />
Ow«n Murphy, Ocm <strong>City</strong><br />
resident and co-founder <strong>of</strong><br />
the Invlronmental<br />
Rtsponw Nerwork, called it<br />
tht latest MUA s«ndal,"<br />
saying • renewal resource li<br />
turning to useless junk. In •<br />
ntwi release, Murphy eontends<br />
that the alurnirium<br />
alone In the pile is worth<br />
more &an $1 million.<br />
Not to worry, stys<br />
O*NelU, the material will<br />
last long enough for<br />
another processor to take<br />
over,<br />
Betts laid that even if the<br />
materials aren't fully recovered,<br />
"ni chalk It up to<br />
experience." He argues that<br />
troubles are part <strong>of</strong> the<br />
learning process.<br />
Negotlatng with the<br />
MUA to coUert the load Is<br />
Empire Return Corp., said<br />
O'Neill, adding that pro-<br />
OBsslng eould resume by<br />
Ftbruary, He expecti the<br />
firm wlU pay morn than the<br />
qften-CTiticiE«d Si 2 a ton<br />
Basslchls paid.<br />
Th« UMea, N.Y.-based<br />
Rrm is the same company<br />
negotiating with the MUA<br />
for the contact to build an<br />
Intermediate processing<br />
facility OFF) for recyclable<br />
It's the same Am that won<br />
out over Basslchls.<br />
The BassichiB-proposed<br />
tPP, described by Hecht as •<br />
"basic bubble," would have<br />
cost the consumer nothing,<br />
he said. The firm would<br />
have paid out $10 a ton for<br />
recyclable materials,<br />
excluding pksties.<br />
Betts blurted out at Mon-<br />
Gu^e AnAntique<br />
ForChristmaM<br />
' and a Good Jnuestment<br />
ANTIQUE FURNITURE<br />
COMER<br />
\ Dot uid Jack Tumer<br />
^5 Propriitori<br />
Thuri.-Sun. 10:30-4<br />
701 Kings Highway S, SeaviUs, NJ 624-0680<br />
8ub|KltO<br />
Clip thlltd tor »3,00 <strong>of</strong>t<br />
Nov. 29-<strong>Dec</strong>, 11<br />
Tisherman's Inn<br />
Rsstaurant<br />
OPEN YEAR ROUND<br />
Hours: •<br />
OPENflft.ffl.teap.m,<br />
Serving BREAKFAST • LUNCH • DINNER<br />
Wed, thru Sun., Closed Man, & Tues,<br />
EARLY BIRD DINNER SPECIAL<br />
Every Nlghtl<br />
CamplMaDlnmr 11.88<br />
Mrvrt tfom 4 p.m. to fpm.<br />
Allyoucan«atfhrlmp<br />
fe A«bury Aventw • Gem Wy, HA •<br />
aaiu&iemtt<br />
release.<br />
MUA bashing does not<br />
appeal to Hecht, who is<br />
quick to note that he holds<br />
no malice against the MUA<br />
and is sony the arrange-<br />
ment couldn't work out, He<br />
said there is no litigation,<br />
contemplate^ by Ms Him<br />
despite losses incurrtsi<br />
O'Neill Indicated the<br />
Authority might take action<br />
to recover damages.<br />
No communities have<br />
lost money as a result <strong>of</strong> the<br />
Interruption, O'Neill said.<br />
Old law seen as trash solution<br />
day's mooting that the facUity<br />
could cost about $5<br />
million<br />
The problem hai betn<br />
ammunition for Murphy<br />
and the Environmental<br />
Response Network.<br />
The group, which sprang<br />
up around fee tadnerator<br />
issue, has called to resignations<br />
<strong>of</strong> MUA chairman<br />
WUUam P.X Band, execative<br />
director Gtorge MarinakisandO'NelU.<br />
0 'NeUl said mat if the<br />
HRN would apply its energies<br />
to the goal <strong>of</strong> recycling<br />
rather than throwing rocks<br />
at the MUA, the common<br />
goal <strong>of</strong> wcyeung would be<br />
achieved,<br />
"Is this MUA bashing<br />
again, or are we really committed<br />
to recycling? 6 Tl« PuUic Works Departtor] wU AM pick It up," saidtorn<br />
10 » 32 pJlons, and<br />
ment Is dusting oB a 19- Breeden, whose many dty shall weigh no more than SO<br />
year-cJd ordinance to make jobs includes that <strong>of</strong> parks pounds when filled. Garbage<br />
trash day m Oo»« Qty a U^ and gardens director. should bo free <strong>of</strong> liquid and<br />
de neater.<br />
Enforcement will encompass wrapped whm pLusd with<br />
A UHWoiown dry ordi- residences and cttnmerciaJ rubbish In the cans,<br />
nance passed in 1969establishments,<br />
Breeden odd. Recydables — oans and<br />
requires all trash and gar-<br />
paper — aren't covered<br />
bage to be stored In plastic or Under the ordlnanoa, me under (he wdinanoj, eld<br />
galvanized cans wim handles cans shall have a capacity <strong>of</strong> Breeden.<br />
and a ttghr-ftttog Ud. But<br />
many to t«vn, especially<br />
summer and weekend resi-<br />
mii wmra MiniNoiR OF FRIENDSHIP<br />
dents, have been setting out<br />
their refuse in knotted or "Pretty In Pink"<br />
tvrtsWed plastic bap.<br />
Especially from the south-<br />
««.*><br />
end, the administration'has<br />
heard complaints <strong>of</strong> trash set issfi^jo Vnin ^&N^B B^ntii Wwilw<br />
ONMW A i pMHy Bawl<br />
out far several days, only to<br />
be ripped open by the elements<br />
— or hungry birds or "FISEHfiR FLOWERS...<br />
HM ungimgt <strong>of</strong> Low»"<br />
animals.<br />
Weeks age. <strong>City</strong> Coundl<br />
"FISCHER refused DPW permission to<br />
reverse me tmsh coUecUon<br />
schedule, so southend trash<br />
would be picked up first<br />
That leaves the department<br />
with one optan, aesording to<br />
DaveBreeden.<br />
said •Starting Jan. 1, U Mi Is<br />
O'Nnill in response to the not in an ap«oprlate oon-<br />
sharply-worded BRN newi talner, me dty [-paid conmic-<br />
1 } Moke My Day teuqutt" Mwsyi<br />
ovolloble tor Cnih & Corry <strong>On</strong>ly at 13.91 tali Intl.<br />
"tout F^nwoal Touch Ronsta'<br />
irns terMonlant LaeattoM to e«v« Vbu tatN<br />
M6 Aibury Av«., Oeaan <strong>City</strong><br />
Phon. Wl-0711<br />
J y f<br />
Biy Avt, Somen Point, N.j,<br />
Presenti<br />
RESERVATIONS * 653-0553<br />
Live Equity Pmfesil<strong>of</strong>wi THMBC<br />
Zaberers<br />
RESTAURANT<br />
5;V<br />
dSfe<br />
Keep Informed. f t U m U d g a r<br />
Your Community Nmp>p»r Evory Vft»k<br />
The <strong>Ocean</strong><strong>City</strong> Exchange Oiib<br />
The <strong>On</strong>© and <strong>On</strong>ly<br />
TOMMY DORSEY<br />
ORCHESTR<br />
BuddTMorrow<br />
Wall Andrut<br />
OCEAN CITY MUSIC PIEft<br />
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 2,19B8 *8:00 PM<br />
Admission: $15 per pereon<br />
ALL TICKET8 REIMVID * TICKETJ AVAILABU AT:<br />
aa't DIAMOND TAILOR . m Aiiunv AVI •<br />
GARDENS MARKET • 11. ATLANTIC BLVtJ, • J<br />
PALOMBO'8 PHARMACY • 4M E Mlh If.. 5<br />
TBADBWIND MOTIL. Btn & Wt8Lt¥ AVI,. aa94M<br />
YBBTERDAV8 PACKAGE eTORB-ROOSEVELT BLVD.-DW-nur<br />
PenlandPlace<br />
and 1<br />
Park Place<br />
Asbur^ Avenues 7th Street Corner <strong>of</strong> Gift Giving !<br />
.-i.-..^ ' ... . LivitesYouTo - l-,.i.,^.rtv;«^;<br />
AChristmasCelebration ,<br />
Fri., <strong>Dec</strong>. 2 - 6;30pm - i^rival <strong>of</strong> Santaand Avenue<br />
Festivities, Bell Ringing Parade, Lighting Ceremonies<br />
Sat, <strong>Dec</strong>, 3 - STORE CONTESTS - SHOFFWG (Holiday Specials Galore)<br />
SUNDAYDEG4TIL,.<br />
— OPENHOUSElto?<br />
Festive Refreshments • Door Prizes each how,<br />
Be sure to look for oyr Christmas Puzzles for Kids & Adults<br />
$50. Certificate & chance to win $500 Shopping Spree<br />
This is the time to browse both shops<br />
full <strong>of</strong> wonderful GffTS TO GETor GIVE<br />
'"We'll keep a WISH BOOKwithyournameand<br />
selections on file.,,, let Santa do therest<br />
(A,<br />
GREAT SELECTIONS OF IfcffGRTS • GffTS JEWELRY<br />
All Unusual & Unique<br />
CHRISTMAS ORNA&ffiNTS • TOMS • NATTVniES<br />
BASKET HEAVEN<br />
Our Own Import <strong>of</strong> unbeatable prices<br />
and specials are a shopping bonus<br />
— WE CARE AND HOPE YOU WILL<br />
PAimciFAm m rai IST ANNUAL<br />
"WAVESOF CARING" to help the<br />
needy <strong>of</strong> South Jersey. Convenient containers<br />
on Asbury Ave. for deposit <strong>of</strong> Foods, Toys &<br />
Clothing (new please)<br />
From <strong>Dec</strong> 2 to <strong>Dec</strong>. 23<br />
WE WILL BE OPEN NOW THROUGH DECEMBER 24th<br />
Mem. thru Fri, 9:30 AM(o9 Sat9:30 AM to 6 PM ''],<br />
We hope to see you afidwishing a Happy Season to all<br />
*h/m\
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STOECO<br />
THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY.NJ, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1,<strong>1988</strong><br />
(continued from page 1)<br />
was originilly a sale mfcadow,<br />
as a dredge material<br />
disposal area from about<br />
I9S1 to 1987. Stoeeo argued<br />
that this use had altered th»<br />
site to such ah extent that<br />
the Corps should no longer<br />
consider the site as federelly-regulated<br />
wetlands.<br />
The government con- land-locked Wet was con- $750,000 in taxes and uplands . and suitable for<br />
tended B«t Stoeeo's uie <strong>of</strong> sidered wetlands which fall become unible to complete development. That left Sto-<br />
th« land at a dredge dis- under federal jurisdiction. It its drainage plans and itseeo<br />
with 13 finished homes,<br />
posal area had altered the also states tint on Aug. 31, grid iystem <strong>of</strong> streeti<br />
1987, the Corps requested drawn in 1900,<br />
he considered wetlands.<br />
"<strong>Ocean</strong><strong>City</strong>'sFinest"<br />
I would Like to thank Sgt, Jon Werley and<br />
Ptl, Charles Cusack for their kindness and<br />
compassion on the morning <strong>of</strong> Nov. 19,<br />
when my mother Alice Cole passed away.<br />
It's a peat comfort to know you have<br />
<strong>of</strong>ficers <strong>of</strong> this caliber serving in <strong>Ocean</strong><br />
<strong>City</strong>.<br />
I would also like to thank the Rescue<br />
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2. Which <strong>of</strong> time wine hw the lowest alcoholle<br />
content; Port, Vermoiitri, Sherry?<br />
3. The government <strong>of</strong> Spain avmaatei the<br />
region from which Port legally be produced.<br />
What if it?<br />
4. What ire considered to b§ the three great<br />
wine-growing areas <strong>of</strong> France?<br />
ANSwra<br />
11. Tulip shaped,<br />
12. Vermouth - at 17%. Port and Sherry each have 20%.<br />
13. Upper Duma. *<br />
,4, Bordeaux, Burgundy and Champagne.<br />
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The SentinelLedger<br />
editorials/comment<br />
The outlook<br />
starts now<br />
The Fmblem !• thai loo ota lhoit ,£?i.SS<br />
1W1 basic feet Too <strong>of</strong>ten they seem to be so<br />
embmSed In th« preperty rtghu .ltd bramMHO;<br />
Sfebr^'irx te o--° f<br />
"the eUtches thai crop up In local ordinances can be<br />
tdMS and they should be. It's unfortunate such<br />
SpSTtSrl fltout to begin with. For instancy<br />
Se home occupation feature <strong>of</strong> the township lontag<br />
£dfi^3 to be amended so that nsfctoda<br />
Sberhooda do not have to contend wi* baffle<br />
inJ the other problems that attend commerdal pureut<br />
wWch h/vi no business being In « nridnttd<br />
zona. In these days <strong>of</strong> computers and desktop pub-<br />
UsWng, the prospkts <strong>of</strong> ZlsWentury "cottage Indu*<br />
bV-are exdHnlTand there are many endeavors<br />
Sftfa^n te aclmpllshri at home w4out tntndr<br />
tag on your neighbors. A tailor/dry doming drop<br />
<strong>of</strong>f ihop Is not one <strong>of</strong> them,<br />
Slmtolv, in Somers Point where one massive boat<br />
itorap balding to atady UteraUy mfruding on the<br />
horizon, planntag and zoning must be more careffi?oii5dewd.<br />
Tlw Idea <strong>of</strong> having ajnurfdpj<br />
plainer has merit. It would also be a good idea to<br />
take a new look at the city's master plan, which<br />
Suggestions to<br />
improve OC<br />
Mfort note — TTiis to fl<br />
0/ a Itittr to Mayor Row<br />
Dear Sir:<br />
As a BQ-year iummer visitor<br />
and a property owner In<br />
<strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong>, may I iuggest<br />
some changes to make next<br />
L -lash<br />
double yellow line.<br />
• Parking lot mi meter<br />
fees should brftelu«d and<br />
SO advertised.<br />
• <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> deserves<br />
revitallzatlon, Attractive<br />
video sequences on television<br />
showing dean, sunny<br />
baaehei enjoyed by bflauti-<br />
ftUUUlIlg d<br />
Idltor, Sentinel-Ledger:<br />
"&"!£& you; then plan with an eye farLepndary<br />
football coaches?<br />
Improvement.<br />
Bryant, Roekne, Lombardi,<br />
p<br />
Patirno — they don't make<br />
mem the way they used to.<br />
Wrongl<br />
A l<strong>of</strong>fll coach may be joining<br />
those respected ranks. He<br />
doesn't coach In the NFL, or<br />
the Big 10; he doesn't even<br />
coach at the high school<br />
tavd. HeVihe coach <strong>of</strong> me<br />
<strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> Hawks — school<br />
kids, sevenm and eighth<br />
graders.<br />
Thursday, <strong>Dec</strong>ember 1,<strong>1988</strong><br />
"Whan me season began,"<br />
he said, T never dreamed<br />
you guys would accomplish<br />
tfcWy. l<br />
1U Ol « L1II1C<br />
The thought<br />
* '^<br />
<strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> must<br />
stop ruining what<br />
makes it special<br />
Editor, Sentinel-Udger; I<br />
cannot comprehend how<br />
the residents <strong>of</strong> <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong><br />
can sit idly by whUe ont<br />
more <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> Landmark<br />
is being threatened I am<br />
referring to Mr. Benner's<br />
proposal to relocate Memorial<br />
Field to the sits <strong>of</strong> the<br />
old Wesley Avenue school.<br />
In a time when most communlHes<br />
are erecting mon-<br />
ument* to honor the men<br />
and woman who fought<br />
and died In Vietnam, these<br />
Individuals propose to scale<br />
down <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong>'s memorial<br />
park. To think that you<br />
could squeeze one city<br />
block <strong>of</strong> trees, memorial!,<br />
flags and cannons, not to<br />
mention a tabernacle, into a<br />
lot the slae <strong>of</strong> the Wesley<br />
Avenue school site Is an<br />
Insult to all <strong>of</strong> the <strong>Ocean</strong><br />
<strong>City</strong> residents who fought<br />
and died tor our country.<br />
The fact that the mayor <strong>of</strong><br />
<strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> likes the Idea Is<br />
even more insulting.<br />
I will also like to know<br />
who Mr. Banner was referring<br />
to when he made the<br />
statement "even now,<br />
Memorial Field is not<br />
thought <strong>of</strong> as a shrine to<br />
those who died lor the<br />
Why should the veterans be<br />
<strong>of</strong>fered this type <strong>of</strong> choice?<br />
The dty is more than willing<br />
to enforce ball-playing<br />
and clean-up laws on the<br />
beach. Why not in Memorial<br />
Park?<br />
I also do not understand<br />
how Mr. Benner, who supposedly<br />
is spearheading an<br />
historic preservation movement,<br />
Is willing to desecrate<br />
• memorial that has major<br />
historical significance! If<br />
Mr. Benner truly believes<br />
mat the veterans deserve a<br />
memorial, and If he truly<br />
believes In historical preservation<br />
— tiwn It would<br />
appear to me that he would<br />
do everything In his power<br />
to preserve Memorial Reid,<br />
not move it!<br />
like Mr. Benner, I also<br />
attended <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> High<br />
School in the 1970s. I<br />
remember some gym<br />
daises where we played<br />
ball on Memorial Held.<br />
However, except lor tome<br />
bare patches on the grass, I<br />
don't recall any real damage<br />
caused by <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong><br />
High School students.<br />
Come on <strong>Ocean</strong> dry resi-<br />
dents, haven't enough <strong>of</strong><br />
11 landmarks been<br />
Isn't it time we<br />
what you have, leti end the<br />
season tomorrow night as<br />
winners!"<br />
"You guys never pve up.<br />
Always remember thj lessons<br />
learned ta the Wildwood<br />
and Middle games'<br />
At WUdwood, the Hawki<br />
were down 1M lift in thi<br />
third quarts 1 goal-line stand, giving Mid- r_r talk didn't include Items<br />
dle four tries from toe two- such as tackling and blockyard<br />
line and denying them<br />
ing. It wai about mis coach<br />
each Ume. What the opposi-<br />
and his relationships with Ml<br />
tion didn't realize was mat<br />
kids, It was about things<br />
-•*--•• • • • — J Bill Roadarmel<br />
although ihe Hawks had 11<br />
which were just as Important Field Is unmelntalned and<br />
Lansdale, Pa. and<br />
as winning football games. vandalized Is the fault <strong>of</strong><br />
players, the coach's spirit<br />
<strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong><br />
To say the least, It wai anthe<br />
dty, not the veterani.<br />
was on the field with mew.<br />
Incredible scene.<br />
He was the winning edge.<br />
The Hawks went
PAGE 4 — SECTION TWO TH K SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, NJ, DECEMBER 1, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1. <strong>1988</strong><br />
There's something special about good rivalries too<br />
Tom<br />
Williams<br />
Sports<br />
Columnist<br />
Ms and, under the h presant two-divtslon d aUgnmant-g* U<br />
put 10 schools in one division, , ' 5»i<br />
Tin schools ta one division means nine league Harness<br />
leaving no room for • non-league game. Since <strong>Ocean</strong>i<br />
<strong>City</strong>-Pleasantvtlle and Brtdgeton-Cumberiand a)* non '<br />
league pn», those rivalries would be In jeopardy.<br />
But there are some other possible changes that could?,<br />
effect the situation.<br />
For instance, the New Jersey State IntersehelaBtte<br />
letic Association is considering a rule change that wouldfi<br />
start the season a week earitar and allow teams to play? *<br />
10 games.<br />
Th«re is also the possibility <strong>of</strong> changing the football<br />
play<strong>of</strong>fs to permit toe determination <strong>of</strong> a state<br />
on, though fee Initial proposal is rather blaarre.<br />
The feeUng here is that, by the middle <strong>of</strong><br />
decade, you can expert high school football to start<br />
•«• •* hirday after tabor Day and end in -' J "—<br />
ter, ellmiimting Thanksgivlng-Diy games.<br />
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PAGE 6 — SECnON TWO^<br />
THE SENTINfX LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N J.<br />
Talent show a success<br />
This year's second annual *Qttdi a the Beat?' The group is comprised <strong>of</strong> Jennifer Anderson, who performed<br />
Rising'Star" Tatart show premd a Krister. Rirrel (11); Barb Handley (11), in the UpSyne "Lollipop" said, "It was<br />
huge SMCWM. Students from the high Andrea Kelly (11), 'Jessica McKee (10), a lot <strong>of</strong> fun, but 1 think more people<br />
school tried for a«h prfus in »• Danielle Ross (II), and Shannon should have participated"<br />
competitive potion or the show, smith an.<br />
which took place on Friday, Novem- Angela Biatnonte, a 14 year old Perpaps the most »nt«t«f<br />
ber 18.<br />
freshman, gamed thM place with her <strong>of</strong> the evening wee the/ones p<br />
Under the production <strong>of</strong> Mn. Ida piano solo entitled Moonlight Sonata, formed by the Aehewf Seeing the<br />
MargoUs. and the Psychology Dub, Senior Allison Amieone redeved teachers portraying country hillbillies<br />
the show went <strong>of</strong>f without a Wteh. Honorable Mention with her solo jaez in the skit "Rrtendship'tnade me (and<br />
Seventeen year old senior Michelle dance to Take ft While It's* hoH" the audienc*) see that chers are<br />
Hams captured fust pri« with her Other Honorable Mentions included people wo. It made eve see the<br />
vow! rendition <strong>of</strong> ttw Olympic Theme Troy Dawkins, and Amy Tolson. Troy teaAers in a more rela and rather<br />
"<strong>On</strong>e Moment In Time," Commenting sang a ballad from the movie School humourous Ught,<br />
on her victory, Michelle was quoted Date entitled "I Can <strong>On</strong>ly Be Me." Overall, the talent khow was<br />
as saying: "Winning it in my wnior Junior Amy Tolson also sang a ballad extremely successful and\ well pro-<br />
year has made it more special, arrangement <strong>of</strong> "Somewhere Over the duced. AU <strong>of</strong> the people jvho worked<br />
because fve worked for it for the past Rainbow."<br />
so hard on this year's sKow saw their<br />
3 yean, and it gives me • sense <strong>of</strong> In the noncompetitive portion <strong>of</strong> the toil and sweat pay <strong>of</strong>f: as the audience<br />
accomplishment."<br />
show, teaeheM and students per- saw a weU polished, extremely pro-<br />
Second place went to "Plash," • formed in various skits to entertain fessional show,<br />
group <strong>of</strong> dancers who performed a the audience while the judges made<br />
Chrii Wllbhln<br />
modern jaw dance to "Can You Feel their deUberationi,<br />
Surfers at Cape Cod<br />
The<br />
Billows NbUsktdby<br />
tin Buttons<br />
C<br />
Rolls: Triple threat<br />
Recently <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> Surfers made<br />
their way up the east coast to Cape<br />
Cod far an awesome weekmd <strong>of</strong><br />
competition. Derek PoUnf, Lance<br />
MiUer, Steve Howard, Jason and<br />
Davt Stuempflg, Kelly Richards,<br />
Katie WeUy are amen§ the Local surfers<br />
who made 8 major ipliih In New<br />
England at an N55A contest, The<br />
small colonial town where our lurfers<br />
stayed, didn't have much to <strong>of</strong>fer In<br />
the way <strong>of</strong> night life to entertain this<br />
lively crew. When asked what they<br />
did do when they weren't checking f<br />
out waves, Steve Howard replied,<br />
"WelL.we played cards."<br />
At least they conserved their energy<br />
to perform In full force In the competition.<br />
But all <strong>of</strong> their pent-up anxiety<br />
would have to remain urdeained for<br />
one more day. The competition was<br />
scheduled to be held on Saturdjy, but<br />
the waves were too big and choppy,<br />
so the contest was postponed. This<br />
gave the surfers time to kick-back and<br />
eontrnplate the outcome <strong>of</strong> the next<br />
days events,<br />
Crisis team<br />
formed<br />
A Crisis IntirventWn Team it toting<br />
fiirmeci In our Whookidlitrltt this<br />
year. Leading this orgaruMtton li<br />
Gregory T. Donahue, Director <strong>of</strong> Special<br />
Services,<br />
Thii team is designed to help indivlduali<br />
or groups With event! which<br />
cause grief, For example, a suicide or<br />
attempted suicide. .<br />
According to the U.S. Department <strong>of</strong><br />
Health and Human Service!, luldde<br />
is the leading cause <strong>of</strong> death for 15-24<br />
year olds,<br />
"Our goal thii year wUl be to establish<br />
within each <strong>of</strong> our schools a crisis<br />
Intervention team consisting <strong>of</strong> district-based<br />
pr<strong>of</strong>esiionalg," said<br />
Donahue.<br />
The resources found in this district<br />
as well as the community Will be utilized<br />
to resolve crlslseB.<br />
Mr. Donahue and others hope that<br />
the school district will b§ able to<br />
effectively deal with potential situations<br />
which could disrupt the eductional<br />
proceis for an Individual as<br />
well as a school,<br />
Kevin Gilleaple<br />
Ski trip<br />
scheduled<br />
If you want to have the tuns efyour<br />
life, then go on the sU trip to Mt.<br />
Snow and strntton Mt, in Vertnent en<br />
January 6th, 7th, and 8th. The ewt <strong>of</strong><br />
the Wp is $129.00, The prise tadudeti<br />
lodging at the Kamada fail in Benfiington,<br />
VT, refreshments and snacks<br />
upon arrival, two American style buf'<br />
let breakfasts, an evening<br />
smorgasbord, and transportation to<br />
ski areas,<br />
For more InfafmatiM, contact Ed<br />
tfixby at 628-2547, Bill Sutler at 390or<br />
Charlie McCarddl al IS9-<br />
means more fund<br />
EDfTOKi? IN CHlcR<br />
The extra day <strong>of</strong> rent and relaxation<br />
must have done the trick, because<br />
when the contest was through, area<br />
surfers like Derek Poling and Steve<br />
Howard shredded the competition to<br />
bits. Poling placed third to the AAU<br />
Mens Competition, with Howard<br />
plicing third in Opin Men'i Competition.<br />
Dave Stuempiig won the Open<br />
Mens Competition, while his younger<br />
brother Jason Stuempflg won the Jr.<br />
Mens Competition. Kelly Richards<br />
took first, place In the Womens Competition<br />
with Katie Mlly '<br />
third. Area Surfer Chris Mulloy won<br />
the AAU Mens Competition, Local<br />
rtaeher and photographer Rich Bless<br />
won both Masters and Long Board<br />
Competitions, The condlnonB <strong>of</strong> Sundays<br />
contest were prime; waves<br />
ranged from 4 to 6 ft, while the ocean<br />
temperature was a chilly 50 degrees.<br />
Mr. Chuck Allison took the group on<br />
the eight hour trip up the coast In the<br />
hopes <strong>of</strong> starting a New England<br />
Conference.<br />
Mtree Bipoilto<br />
Movie ReviewAccused<br />
The movie, Amstd, opens with a<br />
young woman played by Jodie Poster,<br />
running hysterically out <strong>of</strong> a roadside<br />
bar wltt a torn BWrt. A scared young<br />
man at this same time Is reporting<br />
that a gang-rape is happening. This<br />
movie tells <strong>of</strong> the ultimate horror <strong>of</strong><br />
getting gang-raped by 3 men while<br />
orJooEers cheered and dapped the<br />
rapists cm. The rape scene is absolutely<br />
horrifying. She was held down<br />
on a plnball machine and raped<br />
repeatedly until she finally freed hertalf<br />
and ran bruised and battered out<br />
<strong>of</strong> the bar.<br />
The ajajMniPjA., played by Kelly<br />
McGlllls, deaden to settle the case out<br />
<strong>of</strong> court after learning that Jodie Foster<br />
had been drinking, smoking pot<br />
and flirting heavily that night. In<br />
doing so, she accepts a deal that puts<br />
the 3 rapists away on a letter charge<br />
which doesn't go down on their<br />
records as rape. This deal infuriates<br />
Jodie Foster arid Kelly MeGiUii men<br />
decides to prosecute the onlookers.<br />
The court scenes were especially<br />
realiiHc. They shew how even the<br />
hard-neded Fetter could break down<br />
at the stand when asked hard-hitting<br />
questions about the night she was<br />
raped.<br />
This movie was very good. It graphically<br />
depicts the aftermath one night<br />
encounter.<br />
This might not be the movie to see<br />
on a first date, but 1 highly recommend<br />
this flick • bring a couple <strong>of</strong> tissues<br />
too.<br />
BrltlTaxln<br />
Tyrone Rolls is a very unique individual<br />
in mis new generation <strong>of</strong> high<br />
school athletes. Tyrone plays a sport<br />
in every atWeHc season. Sounds simple<br />
huh? Well, If aU goes as expected,<br />
hell be the only member on three<br />
men's varsity sports this year.<br />
As a member <strong>of</strong> the football team,<br />
Tyrone plays <strong>of</strong>fensive and defensive<br />
back, along with handling the kick<br />
returning chores. He is also a standout<br />
denhnslve star, with explosive<br />
<strong>of</strong>fensive moves as a guard on the<br />
basketball court. He is also the number<br />
one sprinter in both the 100 and<br />
200 meters, as well as a top long<br />
jumper and is a member <strong>of</strong> several<br />
relay teams for the Red Raiders.<br />
"Tyrone is a God given athlete," said<br />
head track coach Wayne Colman, "he<br />
is agile and quick, but he could be<br />
stronger."<br />
"I enjoy knowing Tyrone as both a<br />
player and a person,' said O.C. basketball<br />
coach Tom G«hr, "He's exciting<br />
to watch perform hli athletic<br />
talents."<br />
After speaking with basketball<br />
teammate Ross Carter he agreed with<br />
coach Colman by statln| "Tyrone It a<br />
natural bom athlete who can play any<br />
tport against any type <strong>of</strong> competi'<br />
Hon,"<br />
As a teammate <strong>of</strong> Tyrone's during<br />
track season, I notice his dedication to<br />
being an athlete, He is always leading<br />
the pack on long jogs, or short sprints<br />
at practice. He stays until his workout<br />
is through, whUe others shorten<br />
theirs to get home early.<br />
Tyrone says although he enjoys batketball<br />
and track, football is his favorite.<br />
He Bays, "The competition m<br />
football is more Intense than In any<br />
other tport in high tchool athleHcB.<br />
The athletes take football more teriously,<br />
that's why I like it."<br />
Tyrone says that he It proud to be<br />
en a Us! with such athletes like<br />
Bupne Watts, David Miller, David'<br />
Career opportunities<br />
U you're looking for an exciting<br />
cartir in almost any field from a computer<br />
operator to musician; aircraft<br />
mechanic to truck driver, the Air<br />
Force is the place tor you. Any high<br />
school graduate who is interested in a<br />
caretr with great benefits and excel-<br />
Mulvaney; unique<br />
Patrick Mulvaney Is <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong><br />
High School's answer for the gifted<br />
and talented, He teaches the P.A.C.E,<br />
(program for the academic and ereatively<br />
enriched) which means teaching<br />
students who have advanced<br />
creative, academic or performing arts<br />
talent. Mulvaney it also In charge <strong>of</strong><br />
Drama Club and assists William<br />
Hamilton In Dance dub, AU thii if<br />
backed with i B.A. from Jersey <strong>City</strong><br />
State College and a masters from Rutgers.<br />
Okay, that's the back bone <strong>of</strong> thii<br />
quirkey, unconventional character,<br />
It's almost ag boring as American Literature,<br />
but in fact, that is only the<br />
backbone <strong>of</strong> a nan called Mr. Mulvaney,<br />
He Is Indeed a remarkable,<br />
inspiring human being, When so<br />
many teachers treat kids like they<br />
woe leading the world to ruin<br />
through the Bowels <strong>of</strong> hell and that<br />
they are all going to be just another<br />
burden to society, Mulvaney eliminates<br />
those images from his Mind and<br />
treats each child as an individual with<br />
respect.<br />
Vay wily is me able to find a<br />
teacher who allows a student to<br />
expand and create on their own and<br />
give just as much inspiration and<br />
insight ICs almost as if that tiny room<br />
ta the back, right hand side <strong>of</strong> tiw<br />
UJmry is a stress hee greenhouse<br />
music saturates hi» tiny mfg fified<br />
$* wltorittl and humorous play-<br />
Atop, norft to/«W ttrnjiln<br />
tint impressions; every object in that<br />
Chri»Wlfl*ltto<br />
t>tw Kern SMPCK<br />
jutruKinKx fffldMird AflxenteMer; T«M fittM/IMcta wiger,<br />
Amber TaVtor, Vtitoy toty, ftrit Cflfct, AH** Kwfettni %«*, Kevin<br />
lent training can take the Armed Services<br />
Vocational Aptitude Battery<br />
(ASVAB) test which wlli tell thim<br />
Whit jobi they are belt suited for.<br />
There are hundreds <strong>of</strong> available jobs<br />
and about 90% <strong>of</strong> them are transferable<br />
to the dvlllaji market. You can<br />
M<br />
Rowell, Jim Johnston, and fonntf<br />
Honorable Mention All-American,<br />
and State champion at 100 meters,<br />
who now plays Football for the Tam«<br />
pie Owls, <strong>Ocean</strong> dry's own ttbn<br />
Brown. These are jutt Borne <strong>of</strong> the<br />
recent three sport athletes, who Micaied<br />
thiir talents at OCHS.<br />
RayBUke?<br />
stay in the Air Pone for tour yoars.or<br />
make it a career,<br />
If all <strong>of</strong> this seems like, • g3Mt<br />
opportunity to you and you're interested<br />
In finding out more about twelve<br />
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School store replaced<br />
With die onset <strong>of</strong> every school year,<br />
many changes are initiated, This year,<br />
there was no change as devastating to<br />
the students as the lost <strong>of</strong> tile OCHS<br />
school store. The school store which<br />
has always held its spot in the wings<br />
<strong>of</strong> the cafeteria hag been transformed<br />
Into a with classroom. Mr. Clprlano<br />
explained the reason for the transformation<br />
wai the extremely low yearly<br />
pr<strong>of</strong>it the school store made and the<br />
Increased state requirements mat<br />
would requite additional classrooms<br />
In the high school this year,<br />
How have the itudents at OC taken<br />
the loss <strong>of</strong> the store? Well, 1 dedded<br />
to find out, 1 began by asking students<br />
if they knew where the school<br />
store wag, (Please take note, 1<br />
neglected to inform them there wag<br />
fio longer a store; in order to notice If<br />
the students know a store existed)<br />
WeU the responses were interesting,<br />
Sean Niekefs<strong>of</strong>l, a senior, raised his<br />
armg in confusion and responded,<br />
"There lg no school store, ig there?*<br />
Another senior, Bob Bunting, knew<br />
where the store wit, he even added<br />
that there it lg no longer there, but he<br />
wade sure to point out that he had<br />
never been in it. <strong>On</strong>e student knew<br />
where the store was because he<br />
remembered the "ring guy* handing<br />
out class rings there, these responses<br />
were good, but I felt it wan tune, io<br />
dig «little deeper, maybe even nick<br />
someone,,<br />
•^ t SnSf l JS!B^ iftmXt^WcfcM^eyi<br />
j»—i_*L ,,. jijiifirjjiifji jutiUMiiftniiB aonearid plan on ooing m tne iururei<br />
leannna an ernoyaine experience/ .- j i;.aLJf.u,_Uj, ^^.M itSv.j. wLifn ndiit<br />
*Wm 1 &§,tfu4&itit&pix&, I do fcnfn^H?^ 01 1 asked on unidentified freshman U<br />
•he know where die school store was,<br />
Site wit hesitant ta answering: She<br />
didn't even know there was a store, 1<br />
pretended to fag in disbelief V«i<br />
'mem you \mu tmm been to ftr<br />
idwd store?% the was at a tmt she<br />
wruvt iheotfiUiitt ferUfn> VOU know? W* FAVB Frograin * ««t go aasnioouiry twee ymn at mmhad<br />
had to redeem fed« herself. She thought<br />
1 Sfi Uidi 'a chMMir 1 outi want jin#nfsiiewyiar»i VutWn for " a " WMM while Wou tefflrig me sh«<br />
Council's Fall business meeting<br />
<strong>On</strong> October 26, im (he Stadeni Sonw <strong>of</strong> th« totfrtcll tnmbct*
PAGE 8 — SECTION TWO THE SBlfflWfiMLBBGElU OCEAN CllVt N J,<br />
THURSDAY, DECEMBER K ttl><br />
Raider girls come in fourth place in statewide Meet <strong>of</strong> Champions<br />
HOLMD6L - The march pions at Holmdd Park. winning the state Hdrwas a fttni. The Raider,who Terns River East art B»<br />
through the state's best the Raiders, unbeaten fitting dimax to that," OC atctittulartd 1 IS pbthlS class <strong>of</strong> the girls* teams in<br />
cross country teams bi the champions <strong>of</strong> Ae Gipe-AJ- eoaeh Mike Naples told had beaten rhp the ittte mi ftty deserved<br />
deep and versatile Cicotn Untie League's Division reporters.<br />
the Group Three te fee where they WeM,"<br />
<strong>City</strong> High School girls' <strong>On</strong>e, wint on to win the Bride Township won th« previous week.<br />
OirtsH ConstttttiB <strong>of</strong> Kt-<br />
team ended iwwfly xvir- a statt Group Three Htlt tor meet with 4J points, T<strong>of</strong>tw "today it Was a taHnny blew away the girts<br />
fourth-place finish in thi tht Brst Bme.<br />
River East (69J was second tougher to get up tor<br />
New Jersey Meet <strong>of</strong> Cham- "We had a grmt ymr and and PhlUipsbutf (103) took t*e#," he added. "Brick and<br />
'88 soccer team better than expected<br />
<strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> High School's season's edition finished scoring with 1? goals. "We have a lat <strong>of</strong> excel-<br />
soccer team did not have 124-5 and was ranked 19th Mower, who was out <strong>of</strong> lent young people Aat can<br />
the kind <strong>of</strong> season in <strong>1988</strong>in<br />
South Jersey,<br />
action for three weeks, come in and pliv next<br />
that it did in 1987.<br />
But tht 1968 Raiders scored seven tMnei and led year," Chase said, TTwre<br />
The Raiders were 1^-3-2 a showed that the program is Ae team in assist!. are jayvee players who will<br />
year ago, champions <strong>of</strong> strong, and even the depar- The Raiders were also move right up and contrib-<br />
Cape-<strong>On</strong>e and ranked ture <strong>of</strong> players Ukt Brendan successful because <strong>of</strong> the ut».<br />
fourth in South Jersey. This Gallagher and Don Della- impressive work by defend- •We look « be good<br />
Porta will not spell doom, era Jamie Lehman and Mike again next year," he added,<br />
•We (tally cams en at the Hoban.<br />
"just how good I don't<br />
\Snnta Paws' is end <strong>of</strong> Aeyear," Mid OC "We have excellent pro- know."<br />
coach Uo Chase, "the kids grams in the lending If <strong>1988</strong> w»s any indica-<br />
coming to town did better than I ever distrlcti," Chase pointed tion, Chase's Raiders can be<br />
thought they would, f give out. "There are youth expected to be right in Ae<br />
this Saturday them a lot <strong>of</strong> credit. leagues in <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong>, middle <strong>of</strong> things once<br />
'At the beginning <strong>of</strong> Ae Upper Township and Seaagain.<br />
The Humine Society <strong>of</strong> year, I thought Ait a ftw Isle <strong>City</strong>. These programs<br />
<strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> is sponsoring Itt games above .500 would be do an excellent job,<br />
third annual Christmas pro- in excellent ym for us," he<br />
motion Saturday, <strong>Dec</strong>, 3<br />
"By the Hme Ae kids get<br />
uid.<br />
and Sunday, <strong>Dec</strong>. 1! when<br />
to high school Aey have<br />
Leading the way was<br />
area residents are invited to<br />
good knowledge <strong>of</strong> Ae<br />
goalie Bob McAllister, who<br />
have their pel's picturg<br />
game and have developed<br />
put together a 0.86 gotli-<br />
taksn with Santa Pawl<br />
their skills," he continued,<br />
against average and<br />
between noon and 3 p.m,<br />
"Many <strong>of</strong> them play year-<br />
recorded 12 shutouts. round,"<br />
The event tmkes plaoj it McAllister helped keep McAllister, Gallagher and<br />
the Society's shelter, <strong>of</strong>f Ae scores down while Tim Lehman, among oAers, will<br />
TeniiMsee Avenue on 9hel> Gallagher and Chip Mower be gone next year, but<br />
tw Road before <strong>Ocean</strong> Reef. produced <strong>of</strong>fenie, Gal- Mower • it a junior and<br />
CaU3M-J01B.<br />
hgher led tht <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> Hoban a sophomore.<br />
1<br />
field* winning the individual<br />
title by 76 secowds.<br />
Swdy Wright <strong>of</strong> Paul VI,<br />
whose team did not qualify,<br />
Hnlshtd eighth, the first<br />
South Jersey runner to<br />
return.<br />
<strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> 1 state meet, came home<br />
Brid#*»byHj<br />
KAitftd K«m Dougherty<br />
LABM Hess at<br />
The champion<br />
was 41st.<br />
finished ribeft<br />
ferry Dougherty finished Raiders mil OiffQMo<br />
61st forQC, Kate Ml was be honored 43rd, and<br />
«th and Meggtn Rnril during a brief Sacred<br />
7h\A. Jen We& <strong>of</strong> Egg ceremony on<br />
• •<br />
Harbor Township, Who<br />
quaUfie^ as an individual, the steps <strong>of</strong> The O«a«<br />
was 37th, while Cheryl <strong>City</strong> Hail<br />
Bnuihid<br />
Keating <strong>of</strong> Sacred Heart 6 ptnt* Friday in Ae<br />
took4W».<br />
! Lori Hey- The Bridgeton boyi, who win the boys* chatfigion-<br />
prtor<br />
wood was 27th, the hightst won Ae CALand SouA ship.<br />
ftrkk<br />
finish by a Raider, Alison Jersey Group Three HUM, Jason Dljoseph <strong>of</strong> tail VI<br />
Amlcone, who wa« ill in the finished BfA in Ae Meet <strong>of</strong> won me individual title, ttAlly<br />
Oiamplons,<br />
bating Mike Ktykwk <strong>of</strong> l tald psj<br />
LUNCH WITH<br />
Paul VI edged ChrisHan Bound Brook by tight we- think we just ran oui<br />
SANTA DEC, 10<br />
BroAers Aeademy» 62-65, its onds and Urie Adgeway <strong>of</strong><br />
Counhy Show Women's<br />
dub will hold Its annual<br />
lunch with Santa and poinsettia<br />
sale 11:30 a.m. to 1:30<br />
SPECIAL!<br />
p,B\. Saturdiy, <strong>Dec</strong>. 10, in<br />
the Upper Township Hemmtary<br />
School, Mifmora.<br />
Admission is $2 at the door,<br />
All Repairs <strong>On</strong> Any (1) <strong>On</strong>e Appliance<br />
TAX PRBPARAttON PINANCiAL PLANNINO<br />
$1Q Q^ plus parts<br />
ACCOUNHKO<br />
v<br />
!¥i»W with this wOpen,<br />
Francis j, Brennan, Jr.<br />
No Labor Charge Coupon Must Be Presented at time <strong>of</strong> Repairs<br />
Cnfflti PnNfc Accountant Ulmer\$ Appliance Service<br />
Plan Before <strong>Dec</strong>ember 31,<strong>1988</strong><br />
31SO ABBURY AVENUE<br />
399-4398 Now thru March 31,19BB OCEAN CITY<br />
301 3rd Si,, Suite C<br />
OctUi <strong>City</strong>. NJ 01228<br />
kCOUPON<br />
MAINLAND SADD<br />
BENEFIT DEC I<br />
Mainland Regional High<br />
School Students Against<br />
Drunk Drivers (9ADD) will<br />
sponsor a "Night at Sodas,"<br />
Bay Avenu», Seiners Point,<br />
from B p.m. to I i.m, PWday,<br />
<strong>Dec</strong>. 9. Gary Grant,<br />
deejay, will play music for<br />
dancing. Cost is S3 per perwn.<br />
Proceeds wilJ benefit<br />
the SADD icholarihip program,''<br />
For WormaHem e»U<br />
BM151.<br />
TRIP TO RADIO<br />
CITY DEC. §<br />
The Cape Educational<br />
Fund Is sponsoring a but<br />
Mp to Radio OtV Music<br />
Mali <strong>Dec</strong>, 6 to see ttn<br />
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Hungry Savers<br />
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Hungt-y Savers<br />
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Investor F^ssbook*<br />
Investor Account<br />
Money Market<br />
Checking<br />
l-MomhCD<br />
frMotith CD<br />
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Prime CO*<br />
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PAGE 10 — SECTION TWO OCEAN Clf¥» NJ,<br />
In cross country, <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> bbys continue what's expected<br />
Good miss country tvams lantic League's Division how much the injury held<br />
we pwtty much mken for <strong>On</strong>e. Oar«*ee ba*,» said Mowgrunted<br />
at <strong>Ocean</strong> Cyv High "We did petty much land. "He needed mow<br />
School And for food rw- exactly what! would have time than he had to<br />
The RSidor boys have Bill Moreland, whose teanw see that Ctenswe w»s ittU<br />
always been good, bacR to *re 14014 In !l seasons. itaittltaB In lh« seeHenal<br />
the days <strong>of</strong> Jim Harris in the "We won the county," he andshWmtits."<br />
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gwnv except Bridgeton and miaU- |^ioP Mntd ftishot* to<br />
Tl>c \m Raiders were Bed for *e state. IT ttae fOrm *t strong one-two<br />
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Special awards for tennis standouts<br />
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Defending champions take to the pool anew Friday<br />
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obituaries<br />
Rose McNuIty Rock, 79<br />
UPPER TOWNSHIP =' Rose C. McNuIty Rock, 79,<br />
died Nov. 28 at her home.<br />
A resident <strong>of</strong> tftis community for two ywrs, she was<br />
bom in Fort Reading and had formerly lived in Carteret<br />
for 53 yetrs.<br />
Surviving are • son, Harry <strong>of</strong> Upper Township; a sister,<br />
Johanna Martinet <strong>of</strong> Port Reading: and five grandchildren.<br />
Service will be 9 a.m. today (Thursday) it St. Elizabeth<br />
<strong>of</strong> Hungary RC Church, Carteret. Burial will be in St^<br />
Gertrude's Cemetery, Colonia,<br />
Arrangements are by the Rumpf Funeral Home, 21<br />
Locust St., Carteret.<br />
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NORTHFIILD — Mary M. Arch, 56, <strong>of</strong> Revere Avenue,<br />
died Nov. 26 atfher home.<br />
Mrs. Areh had been employed at BaUyi Gnind Hotel<br />
Casino since 1983. Formerly she owned a restauriint in<br />
Brant Beach for 10 years.<br />
She was a former resident <strong>of</strong> PhU«delphla.<br />
Surviving are three sons, Steven <strong>of</strong> Philadelphia, Keith<br />
<strong>of</strong> MUlvule, and Chris <strong>of</strong> Northfleld; a toother, Phillip<br />
MeCaUum <strong>of</strong> Uvtttown, Pa.; and two grandAUdrin,<br />
Service was Wednesday *t the Rosenberf^-Raphael-<br />
Sachs, Philadelphia. Burial was in Sunse Memorial<br />
Park, Phitadeiphla.<br />
Contributions may be sent to the Hospiw ProgMm,<br />
AtlanHc <strong>City</strong> Medieal Center, AtiiinHe <strong>City</strong>.<br />
Regina Fania, 65<br />
Regina W, Fania, 65, <strong>of</strong> <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> died Nov. 26 in<br />
Shore Memorial Hospital, Sowers Point.<br />
A resident <strong>of</strong> mis dry eight years, Mrs. Fania had<br />
spent summers here for many years. Bom in Philadelphia<br />
she was formerly <strong>of</strong> MaJvern, Pa.<br />
Surviving are her husband, Robert M.; a ion, Robert<br />
M. Jr. <strong>of</strong> New RocheUe, N.Y.; a daughter, Susan B.<br />
Hepke <strong>of</strong> West Chester, Pa,-, and two grandchUdren,<br />
Mass <strong>of</strong> Christian Burial wiU be said 11 a.m, Friday at<br />
St. Fmnds Cabrini Church, Burial wlU be in Anisley<br />
Cemetery, Roslyn, F«. Friendi may oil from 9:30 to<br />
10:30 a.m. Friday at the Godfrey Funeral Home <strong>of</strong><br />
<strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong>,<br />
Contributions may be sent to the <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> Rescue<br />
Dally • Evening<br />
1 liwrdiy Houti<br />
HemtVlifUAItol<br />
THAT WORRIED LOOK<br />
With theie young pups, that worried<br />
look Isn't real. You might call It a physlological<br />
Illusion. The whole problem Is that their<br />
headi haven't grown enough to fill out the<br />
wrinkles In their brow§.<br />
But, with people i worried look li usually<br />
rial, It reflects the deep concern! that<br />
trouble our world and lives.<br />
Vet, worry Isn't going to Improve the<br />
world. Its only reil value li that It eneour-<br />
.yaiiii<br />
ages us to seek solutions where they cart be<br />
i toundi Th© tort thing to rtplioe wewfy with<br />
Is FAITH.<br />
Through the centurlei man hai found<br />
hope and courage In the truths <strong>of</strong> religion.<br />
Qod never meant us to solve our problems<br />
alone. Perhaps our moit perplexing problem<br />
today li thit too many people have<br />
been trying to do just thatl<br />
I Sunday Sundafy M<strong>of</strong>rday fue(dsy Wedrtesday Thursday Friday Saturday<br />
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88 adults; $2.50 children,<br />
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Timothy McGee, 79<br />
Timothy P, MeGee, 79, <strong>of</strong> <strong>Ocean</strong> Qkf died Nov. 26 at<br />
Our Lady's Rwsldtnce, Pl&JSantville. ,<br />
Mr, MeGee was a jettred wholesale Hortst and % former<br />
member <strong>of</strong> leavlew Country (Sub and Whitemaish ;<br />
Valley 'Country dub. He was also a mimeer <strong>of</strong> the<br />
Friendly Sons <strong>of</strong> St. Patrick.<br />
Bom in PhUadilphte, he h4d totn a resident hem tot<br />
IS years and had also lived in Rourtown, Pa,<br />
Surviving are his wife, Annej one sons Hugh W, <strong>of</strong><br />
Anandale,"Va.j two daughters, Kathleen Bums <strong>of</strong> Lafayette<br />
Hill, Pa., and Joanne Ispehshade <strong>of</strong> Philadelphia; IS<br />
grandchildren and three great-grandchildren.<br />
A Mass <strong>of</strong> Christian Burial wUl be edebmtad 10 ».m.<br />
today (Thursday) at St. Augustae'i RC Church. Burial<br />
will be in Holy Sepulchre Osmeltry, Philadelphia<br />
Friends may call from 9:30 a.m. until Hme <strong>of</strong> Mass *t the<br />
church.<br />
Arrangements are by the Chester J. Wimberg Funeral<br />
Home,<br />
Contributions may be made to Alahiimer's National<br />
Headquarter*. 70 E, Lake St., Chicago, IU., 60601 Wt.<br />
jo Ann Lelie, 43<br />
SEA BLE CITY - Jo Am LeUe, 43, <strong>of</strong> 8103 Landls<br />
Ave., died Nov. 27 at the Cooper Medieal Centtr, Camden,<br />
<strong>of</strong> Injuries sustained In an automobile aeddent PH-<br />
day In Woodbine.<br />
Bom In Trenton, she lived In Umbertvllli before<br />
moving here four years ago,<br />
Mrs, lelle was a graduate <strong>of</strong> Bwing Township High<br />
School, the Mercer County Vocational School and the<br />
Donnelly Memorial School <strong>of</strong> Nursing In Trenton,<br />
where she became a licensed pracHeal nurse.<br />
She was a nurse in the amerpney room <strong>of</strong> St. Mary's<br />
Hospital In Langhome, Pa,, and most recently wai a<br />
nurse for the Atlantic County Department <strong>of</strong> Corrections.<br />
Surviving are two som, Robert and Alin Burket, at<br />
home; a daughter, Patricia Burket <strong>of</strong> Cltrmont; her<br />
mother, Helen Orlando <strong>of</strong> thli city and her father, Fred«<br />
eriek J, BowerB Jr. <strong>of</strong> Mercorvllle,<br />
Service was Wednesday at the fCrause and Logan<br />
Funeral Horns here. Burial was private,<br />
UNION CHAPEL BY THE SEA<br />
55th Street and Asbury Avenue<br />
Rev, Pgul W. vanderLoo, Pastor<br />
SUNDAY DEC. 4,<strong>1988</strong><br />
10:90 A.M. Sermon:<br />
"WHEN GOD NAMED M SON"<br />
2nd Sunday In Advent<br />
Musical Director Mltlarti Adam<br />
Nurttry Available during Service<br />
ST PETER'<br />
METHODIST CHURCH<br />
8th «fld Caitttl Avsnue <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong>, N J,<br />
N*tey Fox MtHatim<br />
fJMfiigfdj<br />
McAfee,<br />
'<br />
ills CominyiilM, Sleylef Chapel<br />
ftOOAMdllShl<br />
lCh30A,M1M<strong>of</strong>nlii|Wottljlp<br />
Serttion<br />
"WATCH"<br />
Of, M, Russell Shivers, Paiit<strong>of</strong><br />
Rrtnk A, Ydfkcs, It. Assoc, Pasiot<br />
MfBtPmsbyterian Church<br />
ev. tiftMm h Allen, Pastor grtinrHui<br />
I Kemihtime, Uttm <strong>of</strong> Mwto<br />
SUNDAY DEC.4,<strong>1988</strong><br />
"TH£ WONDER<br />
OFHIS SILENCE"<br />
, ^Vflfilng Wdretitp - 7:00 pw<br />
'Jr J <<br />
VOLUNTEERS NEEDED<br />
Cape May County Unit <strong>of</strong><br />
the AmBrican Cancer Society<br />
needs more volunteers<br />
to help with BdueaHon p»*<br />
grams ind fund ralilne<br />
iventi. For Inforinatton call<br />
886-1 tS4.<br />
Otto Bruyns, 84, former<br />
mayor <strong>of</strong> Northfleld<br />
GRACE BIBLE CHAPEL<br />
"God's Wordln Today's World"<br />
Pi WMliy Ave, (Luny Hotel, siwnd Fi.j <strong>Ocean</strong> Otty, N,J.<br />
Rev. John E. Jamie son<br />
Pallor<br />
9:48 A.M. SUNDAY SCHOOL<br />
NORTHFtlLD — Otto Bniyns, 84, died Nov. £6,1*<br />
Presbyterian Hospittl^Phlladaphto. '<br />
Mr, Bmyns was the tmm mayor tf NerthBild Witt<br />
served mi city feom 1944 fitfough 1 WS. He w^Mf<br />
Prudential tnsurana Co. to 1966 Mid began Ms<br />
with a« city foUowtei hu mmmi mmm &<br />
government began when he was appolntid to A| taMM<br />
<strong>of</strong> assessors. He Berved as gea*tey <strong>of</strong> the bawd far ftvi<br />
<strong>of</strong> 10 years as an asse^or.<br />
He was elected to <strong>City</strong> Council In 1954, holdtaj • p
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS<br />
ADVERTISING RATES<br />
Advertisements for A M columns ihouM be in the <strong>of</strong>fice<br />
el Trie Sentlnel.Ltdosr NOT LAY1R WAN 8 P,U<br />
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and MAIN OFFICE<br />
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DISPLAY<br />
H<br />
OFFICE OPEN<br />
9-5Mon.-Prl.<br />
Htlp Wanted<br />
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Apply In pornon OoBan Phirmicy,<br />
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my Drain Oliy horns. Sludin! OK.<br />
PlsttiHll MiiiM.<br />
CHILD OABi • for I young ehlldfin. Pan<br />
lime now, lull llmo beginning in July. Itportsnea<br />
and ideal riliranMi nwMiary.<br />
Reply w io« eel, Th« Btnunii-Lrigw,<br />
11 i-JthBUBBi, <strong>Ocean</strong> Oily, NJ 01SM.<br />
CUBK.TVFIBT • Full lima, JAM IB 4FM,<br />
PIMiini, imill Marmora OHIM, varied<br />
duim,Binilll!.OillM0.1B40.<br />
ORUWl SWP8 . New hiring Mm anu<br />
Women. Bummer and Oarsor opportunl-<br />
Hot {Will Train). BKBIHW Pay plui World<br />
Itavsi Hawaii, Bahamaa, OariMuin,<br />
ECUNbm«i8rae»oaoEi imo<br />
DON'T SETTLE<br />
FOR LESS!<br />
Too Wild sicoplioiiiilly lalomed and<br />
malviirt Bsotti an had Mrt In<br />
pwliloni that a«« imn <strong>of</strong> no jrwrth,<br />
/ft HANOVER, we do things dlfftrtnlly.<br />
Wire ore <strong>of</strong> (ho fulfil growing<br />
otrreanta In iho PSC Irnuiinot<br />
Multry beeauii m <strong>of</strong>fer our etspfi •<br />
£ tviry level • IN) ttinnco IB ptove<br />
Iheraolves ant) ndvnnco.<br />
L1NW00D OFFICE<br />
MEDICAL<br />
ADJUSTER<br />
AtltrM individual with gwd<br />
WmnunMlori SKIIU nttdtd io 111 this<br />
rNNMfelB poadion. 2 3 yivi tmdlcal<br />
rttMtd iiNfinn to rtwilgl no fauN<br />
dahra O<strong>of</strong>ege dsgret 1 plus, although<br />
no) nqutal*<br />
Wi sffir highly cemptHivi starling<br />
lalailM md gansmi benefrta MikA<br />
Mudi: msrJIMI, dortfll, III, and<br />
dUttiw Iniurtnn plant; i ulwy<br />
Wlngl Mini Uign iiMurtflmtM; and<br />
a ntmal vataikm policy.<br />
Call <strong>of</strong> itnd fMurna Io;<br />
DEBBIE BRIGIM<br />
(W9)f2MMO<br />
C«ntral Pi* Call<br />
122 Naw Rojd. TO Boi IS<br />
LlmwoA NJ 0B221<br />
irn aquil opportunity ArrftoyAT mn<br />
DEDICATED PEOPLE - nesdiK) io wort<<br />
on a ona lo on« tetsfs wliN fioad<br />
young adults In trio community to tadnwe<br />
rft-«ntry ikilM, Ftohab bQd
PAGE 16 —SECTION TWO THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, NJ, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1, «8f<br />
Real Estate Salt Real Estate Sale Real Estate Sale Real Estate Sale<br />
BEESLEY S MANOR<br />
GRAND OPENING<br />
Saturday & Sunday 1 to 4 p.m.<br />
2 beautiful brand new 4 bedroom Victorian models<br />
on 1 acre Jots - open for your InspecHon,<br />
RIFRISHMENTS SIRVIQ<br />
DON'T MISS THIS OPPORTUNITY<br />
Located just 1/2 milt south o( Bis Beesloy'c Point en RI 0<br />
(Shore Rd.) Look for Open House Signs<br />
Call BERGER REALTY, INC. 3894211<br />
iGold Caul lecond flow oondo<br />
wnn boautllul siewl gl soon,<br />
•Foowroa Inciutfe 4 BMra<strong>of</strong>fli, i<br />
buhl, tpadoui rooms, nthadral<br />
ceilings Alter youVs cwuldersd<br />
Iflo oihiri on Wgslgy lor or<br />
$300,000 check Ihli out tor |uil<br />
iMi,eoa,<br />
sin<br />
Oanl llnd a dupiei en Conirtl<br />
Avimut lor under 1100,000?<br />
How at BIOS) Mock, loo! Two,<br />
(*o bedroom unlit both hMIM<br />
and mostly fumiihed tar jutl<br />
I11M00, Dgnl delay on ihli<br />
onil<br />
Juil IIKM and ar I ho right prfcsl<br />
This iseond door lully (umlinsd<br />
condo li In like new nmdlllon<br />
ana loalurej s badraomi, a<br />
bnlhi. Caltiedrnl colling, dried<br />
Unplug, and much man. Convtnlgni<br />
loealian. Asking<br />
1146,800.<br />
BRAND NEW LISTING;<br />
Spacious bonlllully furnished<br />
4 bedroom, 3 bath,<br />
2nd floor biaehfroni with<br />
laundry, storage, unclosed<br />
shower, liroplaco. oxtra<br />
largo decks and over-slzod<br />
garage, Expnntiivo ocean<br />
views • all this for<br />
$448,000. Prime soulhend<br />
beachl Call 390-8822.<br />
S bedroom, ! bath single<br />
family In excellent con*<br />
Iten. 30 x 100 tol Plenty <strong>of</strong><br />
parking. Furnished, 398.<br />
1858,1179,000.<br />
Duplex close to <strong>Ocean</strong><br />
<strong>City</strong>'s finest beach and<br />
boardwalk. 2 bedfoomi, 1<br />
tile bath on each ftoor. Ill<br />
ffoer has gas baseboard<br />
heat, d«e!i war tm ear<br />
garage. A must see<br />
duplex! 1114,000. Call<br />
3»0041.<br />
Low mtlmananM vinyl ikjed<br />
flypta In a ray quuity loaikxi<br />
, on Control Annul, near 22nd<br />
BrM, Thh propany has gat<br />
hM, camml air, nreptaco. ear.<br />
port, hugs tunoadi and «n oicol<br />
M rantU hWory AMo avaMM<br />
a condos for nea.ooo flnl Hoar<br />
•nd »i 96,000 Bscond floor. Fully<br />
tumdhsd Csllnowl<br />
UnlimltM potenilgj ovnilablo wim<br />
Ihli new lilting si iha D«Ml<br />
Ami Hole! ai iiih a central<br />
Avanua. lieallan! rapaal elltntalla.<br />
Up to S3 rooms and i<br />
agirUnenii, Coll Marr Aganey lor<br />
additional Inlormmlonl<br />
AMolutely Immnnjlsto a bdrm., 1<br />
Mh rancher In nlee year round<br />
rwlghberhMd, Lai ol •mtnNiat<br />
Indudlnfl gn loroM air hM,<br />
leparaie dining room, ducted<br />
SMge, Itncad yard. Ml tor any<br />
1111,100, Gall now!<br />
3 btdfoom, 2i/fa bath<br />
eondo In ueellent eondl.<br />
Uan. Central air, fireplacs,<br />
decks all applltnett. Asking<br />
$124,900, Call IM-<br />
1168. —<br />
<strong>On</strong>e <strong>of</strong> t kind - quaint<br />
ploUretque English style<br />
brick house that exudn<br />
charm In • premier location,<br />
with some TLC, his<br />
could provide an unique<br />
opportunity for someone to<br />
•njoy the luxury <strong>of</strong> living In<br />
i dsslrable neighborhood.<br />
<strong>On</strong>ly one short block to an<br />
excellent beach and the<br />
beginning <strong>of</strong> Bis boardwalk.<br />
1271,000, Gail am<br />
1SSS,<br />
DupiM<br />
one Hock ¥ fatasri Mh<br />
<strong>of</strong>f-atreot partdng. Three<br />
bedrooms, bath, gal<br />
•pass heat on first floor,<br />
Meend floor apt hM thra«<br />
bedrooms, bafh. Furnished<br />
far %m,m. CM mo*»i<br />
FOR LEASE<br />
Beautiful Brand New<br />
3,600 Sq. Ft, Office Building<br />
11 th & Haven Avenue<br />
teeaMn, abundance e( paiWng, final BreMBlanaj<br />
building Mr one uur •frMugh can rje split up tmo < <strong>of</strong>flat tuMi<br />
<strong>On</strong>ly sulUIng IngainiiM) 3.600 .qua feet ef mnMusta space<br />
ta ont uMf. Enrapnont) architectural nngrlly, Ottered tjy one,or<br />
Cape May County', nnstt buHderi To be owwred in M w<br />
SBMIOon<br />
KHhiWest<br />
<strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong><br />
398-1700<br />
Mt'/M<br />
1AMIS M, DWYER, REAL ESTATE<br />
IMVBITMiNT • DEVELOPMENT<br />
franklin<br />
'REALTORS<br />
Outstanding single home<br />
on comer tot complete<br />
with full bay views. 5<br />
Minis,, 3 full baths. Hying<br />
room, w/fp, new kltdwn,<br />
2 ar garage and more.<br />
SU5.00Q. Excellent mndl<br />
Hott, inspert newt Call<br />
399-5711.<br />
Marina MeWi Townhouse.<br />
Living room, w/fp, dining<br />
room, Ml., 3 bdims., 2V4<br />
baths, central air, 2 open<br />
dedts, 2VS ear prage. Call<br />
to see. Priced at O07.000.<br />
CaU 399-5712.<br />
Affordable condos . 2 bed.<br />
rooms, IVi baths each. Living<br />
room, dining area,<br />
kitchen. Writ floor §79,900,<br />
second floor $83,900. CaU<br />
today far appt. Call 399.<br />
S713.<br />
Immaculate Cottage, 2<br />
large bdrmn., full bath &<br />
new kit, Ideal for •tarter<br />
or retirement home,<br />
inspect today!!! CaU 399-<br />
5711,<br />
New listing large Duplex,<br />
3 bdrms., 2 baths each<br />
unit. Approx, 1 year old.<br />
Asking 011,000, CaU 399.<br />
5712.<br />
Two bedroom bungalow,<br />
gas heat, Ig, lot and <strong>of</strong>f<br />
•Beet parking. Needs TLC,<br />
Asking 179,900, CaU 399-<br />
1713,<br />
Income Producer, 3 heated<br />
units w/exoelhmt rental<br />
history. "IB" Qroii<br />
923,000 t excellent buy at<br />
$184,900. Call 399-5711.<br />
South Bui -' ipiious lit,<br />
floor condo. 3 bdrau,, 2<br />
full baths <strong>of</strong>f street parking,<br />
1127,100, CaU 399-<br />
1711.<br />
OPEN HOUSE<br />
Sat. DGC. 3<br />
11 to 4 pm<br />
5440AsburyAvo.<br />
Brand new duplex eendei,<br />
1 bdrms., 2 baths,<br />
fireplace, central air, wall<br />
to wall carpet, all appliances.<br />
1 black to beach<br />
from $176,000. Visit our<br />
furnished sample today!<br />
Call 8994122,<br />
ATONILOOAnoNI<br />
3 taAoom duplex Just one<br />
street to a prime boach.<br />
Offered furnished Including<br />
niw carpet. Asking<br />
$MS1P0f>.OaflMMl22.<br />
ri'ii iBfflTfl<br />
Cokini*! home en comer<br />
foi sos9 to boa^i and<br />
boardwalk. Pour badrooms,<br />
2V» MM, firsp^ss,<br />
gai nsm% &mtm aw,<br />
hardwood floors, 2 ear<br />
garagt, sundock with<br />
eeaan views. Includes<br />
appliance* and window<br />
Mtftmntt, MMJOO, Cal<br />
ager<br />
B?!!prsea Rri ?riD;uth si<br />
20 Roosevelt Blvd.<br />
Marmora<br />
3904818<br />
Under construction .<br />
Duplex condca • 3 bedrooms,<br />
2 baths fireplace<br />
each, plus many niot features.<br />
Excellent buys at<br />
$124,900,1st floor S129.900<br />
2nd floor, CaU 399.5712.<br />
New construction - Qua),<br />
ity 3 bdrms., 2 bath, ps<br />
heal, central air, fireplace,<br />
garage. Corner property<br />
with Bay views. $144,500.<br />
1st floor, 1149,500, 2nd<br />
floor, CaU 399-5713,<br />
Rare Find, lagoonfrem lot<br />
50 x 100 w/4 boatslips,<br />
B99.500, CaU 399-5711.<br />
Bayfroni Townhouse,<br />
living room, w/fp, din,<br />
m., Wt,. 3 bdrms,, 2H<br />
baths, den, eentrtl air, 2<br />
open decks, 2V4 ear garage<br />
& boat slip. $225,006, Call<br />
399.1712.<br />
Established DeU and Sundry<br />
Business - North and<br />
high traffic location. Sale<br />
Includes Real Estate-Business<br />
and equipment, Call<br />
today for complete details,<br />
CaU399.S713,<br />
<strong>On</strong>e <strong>of</strong> a Kind Townhouse,<br />
Uv, rm,, formal din. rm,,<br />
family rrn,, w/fp, kit., 3<br />
bdrms., 2Vi baths, garage<br />
k lovely fenced in yard.<br />
<strong>On</strong>ly 1199,500. CaU 399-<br />
5712.<br />
Excellent investment<br />
opportunity - large duplex<br />
with many improvements<br />
6 bdrms, and 2 bdrm, unlit<br />
directly across from the<br />
beach It boardwalk. Great<br />
rental potential estimated<br />
gnu Income $25,000 Pius,<br />
Price reduced!! Owner<br />
anxious!! CaU TODAY for<br />
appointment. 399.S713,<br />
New condominiums, maintenance<br />
free, three badrooms,<br />
two baths, oleotric<br />
heat and central air In each<br />
floor, oarpot, docks,<br />
$164,900, let floor<br />
$164,900. 2nd floor. Call<br />
3994041.<br />
orner prepeTljniefosi<br />
from toy, I bedrooms, 1<br />
b«h upper unit 1 bed.<br />
•iro<strong>of</strong>fl, 1 bath lower unit, or<br />
us§ aa •single with bitutl-<br />
Msunsete, fireplace, prop,<br />
fstslonally landscaped<br />
grounds, All for $259,900.<br />
CaU 399-8822.<br />
listirtfll North end,<br />
beach block duplex with<br />
wrap-around porches and<br />
plenty <strong>of</strong> p.- 'ing, Updated<br />
kitchens A baths make this<br />
an exc<strong>of</strong>ent rental properly<br />
<strong>of</strong> second home.<br />
»224,«>a Cdfl 390-1656.<br />
•*=<br />
1 Atlantic Ave,<br />
Real Estate Sate Real Eslato Sale Real Estate Sale Real Estatt Sate<br />
mMMNrnti*<br />
en pneta Jtnay S I M WtMrfram Ca!i.<br />
munlty. MBM MaMB In «w WO1 Ol<br />
«ll> ttumMr tar Inlwimolffl,. 1-H00-633-<br />
1 MS. M M M fUiUlty. RMBn.<br />
GARDENS PLAZA • MMIMni CBMa.<br />
minium. bMulMty MMN m (torn<br />
unli wild ww i M ot eeMa tm iM,<br />
turnWnd, tiV«» Ml TM RMaai<br />
Mmmnmm. ' - ^<br />
Luxurioui 3 Wrm., 2 bMi oondo on 40' lot across from oreat<br />
•outhend bea*. Conpletty fumbhod, like new wall to wall<br />
earpets, full appllanco package. Off*B»el parWrfl, stomoo<br />
Super teoaBon and perfeet oondWon make Wa a "isit fciy "<br />
Roduced to 1239,000. Make an <strong>of</strong>fer!<br />
<strong>Ocean</strong> Clry - Large S bdrm,, i baft home on oversizid lot In<br />
• convenient area. Close to good louftend beaches and<br />
easy commute to AUnntJc 01^. $134,600.<br />
2 bdrm. furnished condo. Lew taxes, low condo toe Includes<br />
Insurance, maintenance and pool use. Off-street parking.<br />
Walk to good beaeh. Own for less man rent, $70,000,<br />
Qeean <strong>City</strong> - now 3 bdrm., 2 baft, gas heat, central air, eom-<br />
Plate appliance package, wall to wall carpets, celling fans,<br />
custom minl-blindi and verticals. Great prise, great location<br />
and owner financing to qualified buyer. Call today I $111,000,<br />
Qeaan <strong>City</strong>. s bdrm., a baft home on double lot LB, formal<br />
OR, den wlft flreplaeB. Hartwood ftoori, all new vinyl windows.<br />
New kitchen and Inground pool. 90 x 11B double duplex<br />
lot Call ttday tor additional details.<br />
COLDUUGLL<br />
ACADEMY<br />
REAL ESTATE<br />
909 WEST AVENUE<br />
OCEHrlCJTY.HJ<br />
3883888<br />
An InasuBKIBil!, qtnsd ind DgsilM Mstita<br />
0! ClimHI lints RHIWMI Allrlilln In<br />
MANAHAWWW . Pdisa tor qukk UMIS<br />
MMm, mm arms, * «<br />
MANAHAWKIN WATCRFFtONT - Rfr<br />
RHXMM am) wpunflwl Vn* twJroom<br />
Ran* on iWooo. New SuMM.<br />
wooatumlrg (ropiace Fumfcrwl<br />
H 18.5O0-CmnaRsaity, Tot t=» UN J,<br />
1-KW-SS2- 7B31 or H» CB7-SJ00.<br />
MAFMORA - Baytwry Cm Oootfo<br />
Campgnund Can Vina imdM on larp*<br />
cwmr Mt wtm KTHlwd penis. Fur<br />
nWiad and bsautltulty tonkoud. OSH<br />
to pool and W». tsi.500, Cal OMwH<br />
Baniw Aiaamy Ftoal etmt, M Wail<br />
Ave. 39»O888_<br />
LANE omom<br />
PMnbury, Two-»ioty oUtmW timi<br />
tutitf room, tlreptoos. Mvangksri t<br />
i nan woodM M. (Mr OxtUmS H»<br />
M L Sam RM EM, asMtw a<br />
GARDENSPLAZA<br />
y Mews fmnMs<br />
fifth floor Qooanffoitt<br />
one bedroom unit<br />
beautifully decorated<br />
with Oriental moUt,<br />
$179,900. fumlBhad,<br />
GARDENSKAZA<br />
PARK PLACE and<br />
THEBEACH<br />
ROSEeOURT<br />
Unique adultilvlng for Si years and older. <strong>On</strong>aJ.<br />
bedroom condo, w/w carpet, fully equip. Kitchen,<br />
waihtr; dryer, A/C, gas her water heat, rear deck,<br />
private front veranda, landscaped, one block to bay, 10<br />
year warranty.<br />
Now Renting For Year Round Residency<br />
STARTING AT $62,500<br />
Owned by Teresa or Charles Palermo<br />
Broker ol Record • Kathleen Dewlft<br />
HDLLEGASS<br />
REAL ESTATE AGENCY,<br />
36 ATLANTIC AVENUE<br />
OCEAN CITY, NEW JERSEY 08226<br />
Haw Ufeichert's Affordability Plus<br />
can cut your monthly home payments:<br />
Chela I<br />
A 3O.yr Adjuitable Rule Mortgage with flnl jfiar at S.3/4%!<br />
,. ,«nd from the jnd ytar thrmuh the 30th, thi ratt idjuiti annually butd on<br />
2.m% ovt r thi l-tor Ttauyiylill indai (nijw it ipnra«lnnicly g%), Hmmer,<br />
you tin thooif I I pWmenU il M/4% fram win i through loin which<br />
«« difemd Inureii, If (njs would be added to tht principal This<br />
option rtducu your Initial payment! by 30% or more compared In<br />
typical (Isid rale flninelnl, (APR Is lO.flTTM hued on IWI/M Index!.<br />
A 3u.jfr Ftod R«te Mortgjge with flrit ym ntt it f .7/8%!<br />
.. .and a MfflH second year rate. In ytars 3 Ihraujh 30, the rats n><br />
miltu n«d at 9.7/JM, Ybu injoy ilwd rite liability and itlll reduce<br />
niy«J Biymenli by 15H to !0H vt nui nrdiniry n«d ratt programi,<br />
10 you can qualify lo buy a lot more home, (APR li 9.SS0HI.<br />
No OrlUnailoa Pet! (No PolnUI)<br />
lelict whichever mor1ga|e program bell meitj your nted, and piy no -<br />
orl jlnatlon fee (up lo 3 points) and youll still enjoy il jnincant lavlngi on the<br />
InlUillhvtstBien! required 10 buy your nent home..<br />
AfTordiblllty Flyi can help you buy more home than you ever thouait po*<br />
sftle - and at minthly paymenti Ihil can be hundredi leu than usual. And<br />
only Weleheri has It. So call 111 today and gel the team nmkinf on your dream.<br />
Notii Rates subjec! to change slUiout notlte and wWIe mortgi* fund., la|.<br />
Anilible to qualified buyers on Bled properties only.<br />
Welchert's Atfordablllly Plus now available on select properties<br />
•meng those listed below. Call Immediately for furlhsr Information.<br />
DONT JUDGE A lOOK IV ITi COVER I<br />
. OtM mM§ youtn be hookidl Great for<br />
fOitalii Great for your largo famllyl This ti<br />
tilt ulUatltf shore homo. It bMltt 1 bright<br />
nm puter, eoay UvJng roan with fjrijilitij,<br />
hup dlntag room with buOl In Iruidi, plus<br />
four bedrooms, II can be M •nytJrne, 10<br />
why not tike 1 look today arid be SOLDII<br />
iliiOM<br />
SOUTMEND COTTAGE . QON to tht<br />
bodll This beautifully re-dona ootUgg b<br />
)sut the peitep spot for family fun and Iot»<br />
<strong>of</strong> happy memorle. Just another VVdchcrt<br />
With Hit unique advantage <strong>of</strong> AffordabJllly<br />
B!$!4l«0ai.<br />
COhWt VAim . Bis Iddrw<br />
•law Is «mu^i 10 peak the Interest <strong>of</strong> all<br />
Cffld Coiit home seekers, Qem Vims,<br />
itmmm, <strong>of</strong>l hat, three bedrooms, mt-MI<br />
tath met, trtfc Parting for dgh. ««(<br />
WWWIND CONDO - Take a fook ai (W»<br />
bcjutlful 2nd floor e<strong>of</strong>td<strong>of</strong> Coma adrnfre Its<br />
•atficdrtl cdlings, ikyllghb, fireplace, fun'<br />
(ppUfnm {**»& or sii on fn« ro<strong>of</strong>top<br />
*«* w/ttothtAhg viem <strong>of</strong> d» man.<br />
COASTDiM^-TO*l*ih«hoM«<br />
teen writing fart Comer lot *»Hh<br />
lw^thii«beirwo*lslfloor,fhr«<br />
W<br />
ry,ilM,0M,<br />
OOANCITV<br />
M«|nin»nl townhouH with but dip,<br />
S bfcinjorru, IM btttu, 1 tukonln,<br />
flmpkii ud Mmltji neM, mry an»<br />
nltypo*jiblt. From 1)92^00,<br />
OCEAN err v<br />
Atmcttd vitw or tht Inknd<br />
wway, Enjoy tin privaqp and<br />
fcatdi <strong>of</strong> tht Mutft md. Thru bad*<br />
room*, 2 fcatha, fully turn, ll»,900,<br />
miinws<br />
In-honn bulnw, a gnal UM hr thk<br />
t)nr m papula feuta U In P«tmburg.<br />
Crul locillonl Two tern (hot*m,<br />
miyt»>7 A lov.ly hMI lo II In,<br />
dMditd ganp, (lor <strong>On</strong> hoirmtT)<br />
tun a eruU grMnhmut All tWi for<br />
juHitM,no,<br />
AVALON<br />
Bnutlful J badrwmt, 1 tain, hilly fur.<br />
nlitud condomlnlumi with Mta*<br />
Vltw, on. block to batth, Pmn<br />
M4MO0,<br />
NORTH wittnvoot(<br />
W.ll ntlRUlMd dupto en (0 IIW<br />
M, Ufga from and Mar pmhM, Iri<br />
tuM } bdrm, 1 btllii 2nd wilt, I<br />
Unm, 1 talh. Om W batdi and<br />
OALLOWAYTWf.(aol.llC«*»»)<br />
T*e Mm aril tut Btlng room, din*<br />
Iftg rdom, tad), ksfldr}room, MiMfl<br />
d l r f A D U<br />
Madid In Hit, Ow/w trnJoia to MIL<br />
umanm<br />
motney {Mda it i MM pkwir<br />
it t prlM Out airt tf krt, H$t (raM<br />
OMM«wAtWi40A<br />
VEMNM<br />
OCJAM my, m wmtmr,<br />
CArtMAY COUNTY AHO AHAH-<br />
JAMES MDWVEM1<br />
INVESTMENT • DEI<br />
MVEsmEntr moronr * nut<br />
10IHA WEST AVE.<br />
20ROO3EVELTBLVD,<br />
UUDiAnni • -»' .<br />
. p<br />
prodndBi WftWO nurr Ui<br />
C»U(otr*tl»l^<br />
OCBANOTV , ,<br />
Commtttiatlf timid, Ma cortmtfdi)<br />
unit aMd 1 ^Mtd«Mlli I l«Ut|rBNlng<br />
OCBAMVieW' ,<br />
3000 tq, ft. building<br />
Kouft 9 «t 8M M« qtjr<br />
MAIMOJU<br />
BistUtnl «ppsrtufiU)' tot omumnltl<br />
tantait lit kaaMly ttwraiidl araa, lot<br />
tlit 1S2 a 110. Craat potMtlal<br />
orw«twrra» J ' ,^«<br />
IOf^<br />
lfl*Wtr)WM psMrltM,! ipH.,<br />
tt<strong>of</strong>, ptut itf) *} H to<br />
rtk*mtUU*<br />
CORNER LOT<br />
0990 Sq Ft<br />
Tabfernacle area<br />
opportunity Call tor<br />
OflEATIHVGBItlENT<br />
Ctntrally located, fully<br />
«qu »"*"•<br />
.WM444, pkl* alM. ggoSBSB or 623-3434.<br />
W>-1<br />
RIVIERA RANCHER - S badroomi, IVa UNFURNI8HE0 • Small ona bedroom<br />
h<strong>of</strong>walarhtaiatMTMorMe^SMS: ban* **H*- * naw hlgti hlgri affldancy, affldanc low ONI 0*i<br />
'- haat olt-«lr«MjarMiKI. diKI. MflMd-irt •-'<br />
odtttoa, ld*tl lor a tingle or mifflad coupt*.<br />
No»tl AOoaan Vfe 1360 plut alao'<br />
Md.9flM17i*ftarSpm.<br />
AcadtmyRta/Etnia,<br />
Ava.aBMNS,<br />
YOU CANNOT DUPLICATE THIS<br />
HOUSE ON THIS LOT FOR THE<br />
PRICE!<br />
Quality Construction • custom built Ranctiar In<br />
Palermo, A years old In beautiful condition,<br />
$113,000<br />
Gardens Duplex<br />
<strong>On</strong> quiet efreot, with<br />
manylmpfovomorrla<br />
$149,000<br />
DuplM<br />
<strong>On</strong>4ftrtOOtellfi<br />
excellarrl condition,<br />
$109,000<br />
Across from ttw Beach* Boards* -total renovatlon<br />
condo units,<br />
Astary Am Ouptex - in camVaJ tocHkm on a 30<br />
x 100 ft. (01, asKtng $159^00.<br />
Otrthil byTfrt- ft OtrlMfilan*<br />
Mtftf Umd • I<br />
HILLMGASS<br />
REAL ESTATE AGENCY, INC<br />
(609)399^011<br />
VERY PRIVATE • brtghl ctwary on* bad-<br />
SOMEFIflPOIMT-rantih,3b*dnMlma<br />
batha, garua AvallaiH* Fab. 1, 1B»J.<br />
216-862-2616,<br />
SSM53.JSWSSt<br />
SOUTHEND-fiBdrrht<br />
JSmSSSb 4,V»18TAE.N«W»<br />
Realtor, MB Waat Apt., Cathedral caNnge,<br />
I.C^WMMMon-.l-naAMIdim n^MvmtHnmA, Orf WINT -Bh^<br />
fOMtt fKJrtn #0Ot WOpUUttf WlHnAft dn|W|<br />
MARMORA • 17 R«d CUyar DnVt, Oulat B7TM ft ABBUflY - 3 bdrrM,, SII* baJH,<br />
0(1 ttraal parking, gat heaL Yearly<br />
cul-dMeo, S bdrm. 1H bath houaa, all 1W floor, porchaa, <strong>of</strong>l-ttrael parkku. utll. I6S0 monthly^ ufl. Can3Ot-O4oa<br />
Mtchan appUanoat, Mck and garaga. Mom, lor an, itor. with VW hook-up, QO,<br />
Naw home, 1676, montiiy t aao. dap. ft DW, WAV. flood daafl oondwn for ma-<br />
ull. No Paul Oall 66S-631S tor tppfoaturt adultt. MM, montihr plut Utll 21Btl<br />
t l t t<br />
880-3*11 orOO*afl».JJ71, Year round rentals<br />
APPLIOATICma BENO TAKEN • For available at luxurious<br />
two newly MM Yaarty Rama) Unlit. 3<br />
Real Eetale Sale<br />
500 Bay Condos.<br />
edrmi., I Bafit. »7Bft Monftry MM uM<<br />
oat. Coniact Franknn WIMmt. NMun, Prices starting at $725<br />
M0-B711<br />
per month. Call<br />
399-tm for more<br />
Information.<br />
BASEMENT APARTMINT • Mti Terra,<br />
w/w carpit, very Mrgt foomt. modem<br />
Uahtn end ban. f4s, fnonm metudtt<br />
htei and hm wwer. Prefer Elder-<br />
67<br />
BAYTrTONT. 4 bedroom*, I taM, M<br />
n. SUBIH, Mmmmmo, mfmi,<br />
rilhan Hedry, Bearbf, iWi»1 or<br />
BAYVKW. 411 BAY AVE, 1 badrsm<br />
1 ha* hoiae, I dttM, eft tMajtirUm,<br />
mr ytrd, AvMaWil-i-N, PM <strong>of</strong>t.<br />
•671, mo, pjui MMat, ctl 31S-537-<br />
16413B«raM<br />
1MND NSW LUXUftMUS • tit or 2nd<br />
Floor Apartment i Bdmi., g BUM,<br />
AtiaaM NsmmM 1, UrrkmliM, M<br />
MpMncea MMM SMftal Parwno,<br />
mptasa, etrrM Mr, IM • Wall Mo<br />
PMI MllUW COUrte, HttaranM Hejijrijj,<br />
tm, Mdnfirf plua M M Call<br />
MM210,<br />
THREE BEOflOOM APT. . avaftM<br />
YEARLY RENTAL<br />
Lagoon front-single, 4<br />
bdrm, 21/2 bath, 5 boat<br />
$750 +<br />
EfYictency - extra (arga a/e<br />
500 Bay Condo<br />
5th ft Bay Ave.<br />
OceinClty<br />
Desirable Yearly<br />
Rentals<br />
Available From<br />
Robert L. Sharp,<br />
Real Estate<br />
2700AsburyAv«<br />
JKlWMAve,<br />
399-O7S4<br />
Ocan CHy<br />
Fum.142BR,Api9.<br />
Prom tin. per WMC.<br />
Nte NojMte<br />
MfsWMAfits<br />
710MoonVnTamica<br />
<strong>Ocean</strong> cry<br />
W4m<br />
33nJ i Slfflpjon<br />
BrtgM,«ryZ bedroom fwme;<br />
AvaMbte Immdiarefy<br />
$0SO par month<br />
398-7288<br />
WMYfNMIriMMHU<br />
MUIHIU<br />
3I94M0
PAGE 18 — SECTION TWO THE SENTINEL.LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, NJ, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1,<strong>1988</strong><br />
Yearly Rental Rooms<br />
TWJS5DAY, DECEMBER I. lot*<br />
Public Notice Public Notice Public Notice<br />
yearly rentals<br />
Available Immediately<br />
- • 2 bdrm., 1 bith,<br />
washer/dryer, central<br />
location- $650 mo, plus util<br />
• Avallabli ImmBdHtely, 2<br />
bfjim, 1 b«h central<br />
location, is<strong>of</strong>l. mo, plus utJI.<br />
• 2 bdfn.. 1 bath 2nd floor<br />
unit, rranh and, quiet<br />
location. SS50 mo. plus utll.<br />
Many rentals avail<br />
Call For Mor# Info.<br />
DlVfL0PM6NT<br />
10th I Wall Ave.<br />
398-1700<br />
Lots<br />
COMMERCIAL LOTS Cfnter city<br />
50x85' £85 000 40iBJ<br />
tcscoaaoiav.neoooAddiiHinaiiy t<br />
ISraS lot Df 120*115 Or divide IrtlO 4<br />
(ep 30H 15 commercial Mis 1240 000<br />
lor ontiro pkQs or (60 000 par lol Call<br />
Help-U-Soll Roelon 399-8300<br />
EASTERN SHORE VA Spectacubr wa<br />
lerfronl building lot with rrontsgo directly<br />
on CMncoteerjus Bay A tow Canal lot*<br />
also available Amenities Include a pri<br />
veto Gelt Cvurvo Marina Puui Camp-<br />
ground Tennis Courts arm Clubhouse<br />
Priced Irom J2B 000 to *35 O00 wlOl 81<br />
wllent financing 1 8(M 787 6586<br />
ESTELL MANOR 2 permit, wooded<br />
land In 5 acra residential zone one 14<br />
_ m _ j K _. .m. rf^--_.n *^--_.l.^ ^ n<br />
ORDINANCE NO. 60-14<br />
AN ORDINANCE REQUIRING<br />
THE REGISTRATION OF CERTAIN<br />
REAL ESTATE WITHIN THE CITY<br />
OF OCEAN CITY, NEW JERSEY,<br />
PROVIDING RULES AND REGULA-<br />
TIONS THEREFOR AND ESTAB<br />
LISHING PENALITIES FOR<br />
VIOLATION THEREOF<br />
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY<br />
COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF OCEAN<br />
CITY, NEW JERSEY AS POL<br />
LOWS:<br />
Section 1 Finding: Purpose and<br />
Intant<br />
A. As a resort community, there<br />
a number ol lju&liUfBB which are<br />
CITY OF OCB AN CITY<br />
PLANNING BOARD<br />
RESOLUTION NO P ? 10 1? (18<br />
WHEREAS Anthony Oovlln (BS<br />
contract purchaser) has appllAtl to<br />
Ihe <strong>City</strong> ot Ocoan <strong>City</strong> Planning<br />
Board for minor subdivision Approval<br />
lor Lots 27 nnd 2B Etta* 51O2<br />
5140, and 514(1 Central Avonue In<br />
Ihe city ol Oooan <strong>City</strong> County ot<br />
Cape May ana 1 Slate ot Now jursny<br />
aa per thfl pinna ol RurKfltl A^so-<br />
CtateS I 4 E Prrt|i>ct No 77O (lATOri<br />
vacant and unoccupied In <strong>Ocean</strong><br />
<strong>City</strong> during the non-seasonal winter<br />
months. There are also a large num-<br />
ber ol non*owner occupied cornmor<br />
ctal properties ranted year round.<br />
These properties present particular<br />
problems to the <strong>City</strong> ol <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> In<br />
AMI..<br />
YEARLY RENTALS<br />
Call Us For<br />
More Information<br />
GARDEN<br />
STATE REALTY<br />
389-3038<br />
OCEAN VIEW - D«nnl» Town»hlp,<br />
wooded lot on cul-de-tac i»d 3/4 <strong>of</strong><br />
acre Call Help u Sen Realtors. 399-<br />
S300<br />
Storage for Rent<br />
GARAGE 32NDSTHLET AREA Avail<br />
Bbm Immediately tor AijIomoBIO or Dry<br />
Storage It 00 monthly Cell 3BB 72BB<br />
STORAGE Itlgh and dry loading dock<br />
and two lamp. 500 sq It privets and<br />
secure Call owner 399 82U2<br />
STORAGE/WAREHOUSE SPACE<br />
High and dry 1 000 >q fl plus Easy ac<br />
cms $6O0 per mo 399 8282<br />
WAREHOUSE SPACE avallsble Vary<br />
Ing slzos. will divide Help U Sail Real<br />
tors 399-0300<br />
YEARLY RENTAL<br />
BeautJrul niw townheuaos<br />
3 Mrm,, 1 1« bathi, w/w<br />
earptt, rim ieonemlcai<br />
gas nut, <strong>of</strong>f iMsl parking<br />
plui lirg^jwyilr prage<br />
Nice I bedroom on 8th St<br />
Near beach $676/mo.<br />
3 bedroom on Pannlyn PI.<br />
ISM/mo.<br />
001399-2036<br />
Mon. thruFrl.<br />
8 to 1 p.m.<br />
653-108B<br />
Weekends<br />
THRU BEDROOMS<br />
.garage. $850 per mo. plus<br />
W e r winter « S&60<br />
monthly plus gas and elso.<br />
Available now,<br />
r<br />
308-8282<br />
Complaints <strong>of</strong><br />
discrimination to Houslnj)<br />
t t h b l f d e<br />
cotor; rt<br />
Jersey<br />
Public Notice<br />
I bdim, 2 bath lit door, pool,<br />
all appliances, central air,<br />
Furnlihid 1728, + util<br />
Unfurnished, $700 + utll.<br />
Call<br />
398-7288<br />
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING<br />
OCEAN CITY BOARD OF ADJUST<br />
MENT<br />
NOTICE Is hsreby given that Dirk<br />
Skinner, et ux, owners <strong>of</strong> Lol 3 In<br />
Block 300 as shown on Iha Official<br />
Tan Map ol tho <strong>City</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong>,<br />
County ot Cape May and Blate <strong>of</strong><br />
Naw Jersey, and generally known as<br />
BOS Park Place, has applied lo the<br />
<strong>Ocean</strong> Clly Board <strong>of</strong> Ad|uslrnont lor<br />
a height variance to permit Iho reno-<br />
vations lo thslr existing properly to<br />
alter Ihe root line on ths existing dor-<br />
mer on the building, together with<br />
any other bulk variances that the<br />
Board may deem necessary to per-<br />
mit Ihe proposed Improvements<br />
A public hearing will bo hold on<br />
the application al 7 30 p m on<br />
Wednesday, <strong>Dec</strong>ember 21, 1SBB at<br />
me Cky Hull, oth Street and Asbury<br />
Avenue, <strong>Ocean</strong> Clly, New Jersey A<br />
copy <strong>of</strong> ihs application together with<br />
the plans lor the proposed project<br />
are on file In Iho Code Enforcement<br />
Office located at SSO Asbury Ave-<br />
nue, <strong>Ocean</strong> CHy, Now Jersey, and<br />
are available for public Inspection<br />
during regular business hours At the<br />
time and place ot the hearing all<br />
Interested parties will be given Iho<br />
opportunity to be heard on Ths appli-<br />
cation should they so desire<br />
FORD provide all Information required<br />
on lite registration permit application.<br />
and additional documentation<br />
required by the <strong>City</strong> In connection<br />
therewith Esch psrmlfa) <strong>of</strong> occu-<br />
pant <strong>of</strong> a licensed premises shal<br />
provide reasonable Inspection to<br />
appropriate <strong>of</strong>ficials ol ine Clly <strong>of</strong><br />
<strong>Ocean</strong> CKy authorized lo onlorce the<br />
provisons <strong>of</strong> this Ordinance<br />
Section e Confidentiality \<br />
All Information supplied by appO-<br />
canis on the registration application<br />
or related forms and documents shall<br />
be confidential and shall not be<br />
released or divulged to any person<br />
except as may be required by appro-<br />
priate <strong>of</strong>lldala at Ihe CKy <strong>of</strong> <strong>Ocean</strong><br />
CKy In discharge <strong>of</strong> their <strong>of</strong>lldal<br />
duties<br />
Section 7 Penalties<br />
Any violation <strong>of</strong> this Ordinance<br />
shall be punishable by a fine not to<br />
exceed $500 00 and/or maximum<br />
imprisonment for a term not to<br />
exceed 00 days<br />
Section a BeversMIKy<br />
If any ponton <strong>of</strong> this Ordinance Is<br />
declared to be Invalid by a Court <strong>of</strong><br />
competent jurisdiction, it shall not<br />
affect Ihe remaining portions <strong>of</strong> the<br />
Ordinance which shall continue to bs<br />
ki lull force and effect.<br />
Section 9 Repealer<br />
All Ordinances or port Ions there<strong>of</strong><br />
Inconslstenl with this Ordinance are<br />
repealed lo ihe extent <strong>of</strong> such Incon-<br />
sistency.<br />
Section 10 Effective Date<br />
This Ordinance shal take effect fn<br />
the time and manner prescribed by<br />
km<br />
ROY GILLIAN,<br />
MAYOR<br />
JACK JONES,<br />
COUNCIL PRESIDENT<br />
The above Ordinance was passed<br />
by ihe Councl at <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong>, New<br />
Jersey, al a meeting <strong>of</strong> said Council<br />
held on the 22nd day <strong>of</strong> November,<br />
idea, and wm be taken up for a sec-<br />
ond reading and final passage al a<br />
meeting <strong>of</strong> said Council held on Ihe<br />
1Sh day <strong>of</strong> <strong>Dec</strong>ember, <strong>1988</strong>, m<br />
Councl Chambers, <strong>City</strong> Han, <strong>Ocean</strong><br />
Ciy, New Jersey at 7 30 o'clock m<br />
fhe afternoon<br />
ANGELA PILEGQI,<br />
CLERK<br />
WHEREAS the Planning Boon!<br />
mak<strong>of</strong>i the lollowlng findings ol tact<br />
1 Tho taxes nave bonn pnki<br />
2 The applicant has npplloO tor<br />
and has paid tho appropriate lati? lor<br />
minor subdivision approval<br />
3 The applicant was represented<br />
b<strong>of</strong>oro the Board by Ronald L Taht<br />
Esquire who gave a general Intro<br />
auction indicating that tho misting<br />
structures would be removed prior to<br />
the fling <strong>of</strong> the subdivision<br />
4 Mr Gktoonesa noted that all<br />
minimum requirements ol Ordlnnnco<br />
88 27 were mot or flycetxled nnd hi><br />
rocommendod approval<br />
5 Mr Steelman reporlod that the<br />
Board Englnoers <strong>of</strong>llco had no<br />
Ob|ectlon to the ftpIlrovRl Al Iha suh<br />
division<br />
6 Tho mooting was oponod tor<br />
public common! at this tlrna find nn<br />
one came forward to testify<br />
NOW THEREFORE 5 RE IT<br />
RESOLVED by the Clly ot OOUIVI<br />
Clly Planning Boani that upprovul bo<br />
and It hereby Is granrod fa Iho minor<br />
BUbdMslon ol Qlock 5102 Loto 27<br />
and 28 HS reprflsentod on the<br />
above roloroncod plans oi BurKott<br />
AESodatDS P E . Mih|sct to Ihu lol<br />
lowing condition<br />
Tho subdivision shall not be<br />
recorded until tho oxlstlng tfruduros<br />
ero removed<br />
Tho Resolution was rnovod by<br />
Councilman Flood and aocondod by<br />
Mrs Ryblckl Those voting In lavor<br />
were Mayor Gillian Councilman<br />
Flood Mrs Ryblckl Chlol Bower, Mr<br />
Tolomeo and Chairman Crowloy<br />
There woro no negative voios<br />
Michael Cmwley Chalrmun<br />
I hornby certlly ihls to bo a true<br />
copy ot Ihe Resolution adopted by<br />
Ihe Clly ol Ocenn <strong>City</strong> Planning<br />
Board ot Its mooting ol Octobor 12<br />
10BB<br />
CniSondra RoboMhon<br />
Socrotary<br />
12 t IT p r $3000<br />
VASSErt SPITAINICK BLOOM<br />
MA7IN A STCIN P A<br />
no^ Tlllon Rood P O Bos V<br />
Nonhllold NJ OB225<br />
(609) 645 132O<br />
Ancmoy for Ocoan <strong>City</strong> Zoning<br />
Board ol Adlu5lmont<br />
CI1Y Ol- OCFAN CITY<br />
ZlVlING BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT<br />
RESOLUTION 7 1 9-21-88<br />
APPLICATION OF WILLIAM<br />
DnANf.n IS<br />
PROPt-nrv BLOCK 3501. LOT 17<br />
OCFANCI1V NEW JERSEY<br />
WHEREAS William DeAnoels Is<br />
tho ownor ol Block 3501 Lol 17. as<br />
tho coino Is dasignnted on the T«*<br />
Map ol the <strong>City</strong> ot Ocoan <strong>City</strong> and<br />
WHEREAS ihe applicant ha*<br />
tiled s complete application with the<br />
Zoning Board seeking variance<br />
oppmvnl tor Ihe premises on this lot<br />
which H located at Wosloy Avenue<br />
and WHEREAS tho Board has con<br />
•Idored Iho plan submitted and Ihe<br />
liKtlmony ol Iho applicant, his altor<br />
nay Ronald Taht and his architect<br />
Molwi Bachlch It makes ihe follow-<br />
ing findings ol Met The applicant<br />
wKhuq to remove an existing stmc-<br />
tum and construct a new duplex on<br />
Ihe sub|oct lot The proposed roar<br />
yard tolbacfc wouk) be SO feel to tho<br />
mnln structure 12 (set to the open<br />
ponhnB with fttops extending fur<br />
mar<br />
Tho oxl&tlng hnuse Is closer to Ihe<br />
lino Ihun Iho proposed building so<br />
MIDI Iho now building will be loss ol<br />
MI oncroactiinom There wll be no<br />
nufjMivA Impact on tho community or<br />
on iho neighborhood nor any risne-<br />
llvo lmp**[ t on the overall zoning<br />
ordlnanco or ^anlng plan <strong>of</strong> Ihe <strong>City</strong><br />
ot Ocoan Clly<br />
NOW THEREFORE. BE IT<br />
RFSOLVfcD by tho Ocenn city Zon<br />
ing Board ol Ad|uBtmant. nl lls public<br />
muullno on Seplembar 21 1968,<br />
thul Ilio vnrlnnces be and tho samo<br />
aro horuby granted by n vote ol 7-0.<br />
CONDM lONED UPON tho sotbadis<br />
bolng 20 4«' which Is equal 10 the<br />
arlthiTiullc rnetin<br />
inNIHd BOARD OF ADJUST<br />
MENT<br />
CITY OF OCEAN CITY<br />
1JI IT PT $29 40<br />
VA88ER, aPITALNICK. BLOOM.<br />
MAZINftSTEIN, P.A.<br />
802 Tllton Road, P.O. Bon V<br />
Northlleld, NJ. 0B225<br />
Mark H. Stain<br />
Attorney lor <strong>Ocean</strong> Clly Zoning<br />
Board at Adjustment<br />
CITY OF OCEAN CITY<br />
ZONINO BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT<br />
RESOLUTION Z-1 -7-20-88<br />
APPLICATION OF: RICHARD<br />
ARRIVIELLO<br />
PROPERTY: BLOCK 3102, LOT ?2,<br />
OCEAN CITY, NEW JERSEY<br />
WHEREAS, Richard Arrlvlulk) Is<br />
the owner ol Block 3102, Lol 22, us<br />
the Bamo Is doslgnnlod on the Ttu<br />
Map ol the Clly ol <strong>Ocean</strong> Clly: and<br />
WHEREAS, the nppllcnnt has<br />
tiled a comploio application with tho<br />
Zoning Board Booking vnrlnnce<br />
approval lor the promises on Ihls lol<br />
which Is located at Centrnl Avonug;<br />
and<br />
WHEREAS, the Board has con-<br />
sidered ths plan submitted and Iho<br />
testimony ol tho applicant, his attor-<br />
ney, John Maroclca. and his builder,<br />
John Forrell, It mokes tho following<br />
findings <strong>of</strong> tact: The applicant wishes<br />
lo ado a bedroom above n garage at<br />
the rear ot an existing duplox. Tito<br />
rearywd setback lor the proposed<br />
addition would be approximately 11<br />
feel whero 20 feet Is Ihn minimum<br />
required.<br />
An Interpretation Is required for<br />
parking or In tho alternative a vari-<br />
ance for same. Tho additional bod-<br />
room which would be Immedlnlely<br />
above the garage would not Increase<br />
the present non-canformliy but would<br />
continue the Bamo line. There would<br />
be no lurther encroachment than<br />
what already exists. Tho Board found<br />
that the variance could be granted<br />
without subfitantl&l detriment to Iho<br />
lonlng ordinance and master plan ot<br />
the <strong>City</strong> ot <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong>.<br />
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT<br />
RESOLVED by tho <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> Zon-<br />
Ing Board <strong>of</strong> Adjustment, at Its public<br />
meeting on July 20, tgno, that the<br />
variance be and the same la horoby<br />
granted by a vote <strong>of</strong> &-O.<br />
ZONING DOARD OF ADJUST-<br />
MENT<br />
CITY OF OCEAN CITY<br />
12-1.1T,P.F.t28.35<br />
VASSER, SPITALNICK, BLOOM.<br />
MAZIN 4 STEIN, P.A<br />
802 TIKon Road, P.O. Box V<br />
NwfhfWd, NJ 08225<br />
(00»7 045-1330<br />
MarKH.Sfein<br />
Attorney for <strong>Ocean</strong> CKy Zoning<br />
EloardAAoiustmenf<br />
CfTYOF OCEAN CltV<br />
ZONING BOARD OP ADJUSTMENT<br />
RESOLUTION Z4441-MI<br />
APPLICATION OF: r^' —<br />
pnoremv: BLOCK 7 feel *herar 25 feet 19 IhB mW-<br />
rnvrn required<br />
Trw proposed addition wooM ee<br />
Ibcatsd wlnm the far reaches <strong>of</strong> the<br />
fjuadbc/rrw.rtwmeiriendoufnotur-<br />
fha furtnesf, 0tf fn order to expand<br />
fhe real estate <strong>of</strong>fice, a use 1 variance',<br />
fronfya*J Setback variance 1 and a site<br />
ptan variance- *M bs required. The<br />
VABSEn, SPITALNICK. BLOOM,<br />
MA7IN A RTFIN. P A<br />
002 Tlllon RDDd. P.O. Bilx V<br />
Northlleld. NJ 00295<br />
(000) 0-15-1320<br />
Mark H. Slain<br />
Altomuy tor Ocoan Clly Zoning<br />
Board ol Adlu&tmont<br />
CITY OF OCEAN CITY<br />
ZONING BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT<br />
RESOLUTION Z-4-7-20-00<br />
APPLICATION OF: SANDY DEL<br />
SORDO<br />
PROPERTY: BLOCK 007, LOT 12.<br />
OCEAN CITY, NEWJER8EY<br />
WHEREAS, Sandy Del Sordo Is<br />
the contract purchaser ot Block 007,<br />
Lot 12, ns the same Is doslgnstod on<br />
Ihe Tnx Mnp ol tho <strong>City</strong> ot <strong>Ocean</strong><br />
<strong>City</strong>: and<br />
WHEREAS, ths applicant has<br />
tiled n complote application with the<br />
Zoning Board Booking variance<br />
approval lor the prgml&oB on Ihls lot<br />
which lo located at Haven Avenue,<br />
and<br />
WHEREAS, the Board has con-<br />
sidered thy plan submitted and the<br />
testimony ot the applicant, his attor-<br />
ney, Ronald Toht and his architect,<br />
Michael Hyland, It makes Iho lollow-<br />
lng findings ol lad: The applicant<br />
was originally requesting permission<br />
to build a tvuo-story building, a retail<br />
Blore on Iho first floor and a owner-<br />
occupied apartment on the second<br />
floor. This would be accomplished<br />
alter on oxlstlng on&-story frame<br />
dwelling would be torn down. Af Ihe<br />
honrlng tho applicant wlthdrow his<br />
uoo vorlanco lo permit the residential<br />
UBO on the second floor. The appli-<br />
cant was Ihor<strong>of</strong>oro soaking a lot area<br />
variance <strong>of</strong> 1,607 square foot when<br />
8,000 squuio feat Is required; Further<br />
o lol frontage <strong>of</strong> 41.23 lost Is existing<br />
where 00 loo! are required. A front-<br />
yard setback <strong>of</strong> 20 feet Is being pro-<br />
posed where 30 feet Is required. A<br />
sldoyard setback variance Is<br />
roqulrod. Ths applicant Is requesting<br />
a.OQ feet from Ino southwest and Ihe<br />
northeast sldo, In addition, an<br />
awning would extend Into the side-<br />
yard. The southwosl sldoyard set-<br />
back lor iho awning would be 4.0S<br />
foot and ihe northeast sldeyard set-<br />
back would be 1.05 lost. No roaiyard<br />
setback or height variance or lol con-<br />
voraqo by building or Impermeable<br />
service vnrlanco was being<br />
roquosted but the applicant was also<br />
requesting a parking va/lance and Is<br />
providing four (4) spneos where eight<br />
(6) spaces are required.<br />
Further testimony that no addi-<br />
tional land could be purchased to<br />
reduce Ihe variances being<br />
roquosted was <strong>of</strong>fered.<br />
The Board found that tho variance<br />
could bo granted without substantial<br />
detriment to the zoning ordinance<br />
and master plan <strong>of</strong> Ihs Cny ol <strong>Ocean</strong><br />
CHy.<br />
NOW. THEREFORE. BE IT<br />
RESOLVED by tho <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> Zon-<br />
ing Board <strong>of</strong> Adjustment, ot Its public<br />
mooting on Jub 20. 1908 thai the<br />
variance bo and Iho same Is hereby<br />
granted by a vote ot 4-3.<br />
ZONING BOARD OF ADJUST-<br />
MENT<br />
CITY OF OCEAN CITY<br />
12-1,1T,P.F.$4O.OO<br />
VASSER. SPITALNICK, BLOOM.<br />
MAZIN* STEIN, PA<br />
80S Tllton Road, P O. Box V<br />
Nonhfleld. NJ 06225<br />
(609)645-1320<br />
CITY OF OCEAN CITY<br />
ZONING BOARD OP ADJUSTMENT<br />
RESOLUTION Z 2 7-20-68<br />
APPLICATION OF: RICHARD AND<br />
nOSEANNESOVD<br />
PROPERTY: BLOCK 70Z, LOT 10,<br />
OCEAN CITY, NEW JERSEY<br />
WHEREAS, Richard and Rosa-<br />
anno Boyd aro fhe owners <strong>of</strong> 6focfc<br />
702, L<strong>of</strong> 10, as ihe H I M I* desig-<br />
nated on me Tax Map <strong>of</strong> Ihe <strong>City</strong> <strong>of</strong><br />
<strong>Ocean</strong> Clly. and<br />
WHEREAS, ihe appscanfs' have<br />
filed a complete application strtrfi Ihe<br />
Zoning Board seeking variance<br />
approval for the premises) on mf» IM<br />
which rs beafod af Plymouth Place-,<br />
and WHEREAS, ihe Board has) con-<br />
stored tha (Mm submMed and ffi»<br />
testimony <strong>of</strong> the eppOcmtt, * matte*<br />
the (otkjwfng finding* <strong>of</strong> fact. Thsr<br />
appflcanfs wish to add a 7 (o<strong>of</strong> by 14<br />
foot storage racmry af rha rear <strong>of</strong> a<br />
Public Notice Public Notice Public Notice<br />
THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N J.<br />
ORDINANCE NO BB-45<br />
ORDINANCE REGULATING THE<br />
PLACEMENTAND LOCATION<br />
or LANDSCAPING STONES<br />
BE IT ORDAINED OY THE CITY<br />
COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF<br />
OCEAN NEW JEHSFY AS FOl<br />
LOWS ,<br />
Soctlon 1 Findings <strong>of</strong> Fucts Put<br />
pose<br />
A When Etonos are used In lieu ol<br />
grass for landscaping 1 purposes thoy<br />
present a potential hazard to the<br />
Ooneral public • located on thn side-<br />
walk driveways, or walkways<br />
B ordinaries 08 27 ommod "Tno<br />
Zoning and Land Davoiopmeni Oral<br />
nance ot the Ciy ol Ocoan Cfty"<br />
section 1700 45 regulates the loca<br />
tlon and placement ot landscaping<br />
stones lor those projects requiring<br />
sRe plan approval<br />
ip It Is determined to bo In the<br />
best kiterests <strong>of</strong> the Ciy ol <strong>Ocean</strong><br />
Cliy to extend theso requirements to<br />
all development within the cty ol<br />
Ocoan tCtty regardless ol whether<br />
she plan approval Is necessary with<br />
ihe ocean <strong>City</strong> Planning Board<br />
D The purpose ot this Ordinance<br />
Is to protect Ihe pubic heafth, safety<br />
and general weflaro by providing a<br />
safer sldowalk and wa&way to the<br />
general public, and eliminating the<br />
risk ol Injury due to tho placement<br />
and location ot landscaping stones<br />
Section 2 Definitions<br />
Development The construction,<br />
reconstruction conversion structural<br />
altiirntlon, relocation or enlargornont<br />
<strong>of</strong> any building or slructum<br />
Soctlon 3 Restrictions on Land<br />
scaping Stones<br />
A Subsequeni to ihe ettoctlve<br />
dote <strong>of</strong> this Ordinance landscaping<br />
stones on all development as<br />
detlnod herein, shall be rogulatod as<br />
follows<br />
I No landscaping stone shnll be<br />
locntnd In that area between the<br />
sidewalk and curb.<br />
II Landscaping stone shall be per^<br />
milled In any other areas only II they<br />
are onclosed by tour by tour (4x4)<br />
railroad ties, or other comparable<br />
and suitable materials lo prevent the<br />
Btono Irom gelling on to the skto-<br />
wolk, curb, drlvewny and gutlor area<br />
Section 4 Ponaltles<br />
Any person who violates tho provl<br />
sions <strong>of</strong> this Ordinance shall be<br />
subject to a tine not to exesed<br />
$500 00 and/Or Imprisonment not to<br />
exceed 90 days Each day may be<br />
considered a separate violation at<br />
this ordlance<br />
section 8 Severablllty<br />
In Ihe ovenl that any portion ol<br />
this Ordinance Is declared Invalid by<br />
a Court ol competent jurisdiction It<br />
shall not effect the remaining por-<br />
tions which shall remain In lull lores<br />
and ollecl<br />
Soctlon 0 Ellectlve Dale<br />
This Ordinance shall take <strong>of</strong>locl In<br />
Ihe time and manner proscrbed by<br />
law<br />
Mayor Roy Gillian<br />
Jock Jones, Coundl President<br />
The above Ordinance was passod<br />
by Iho Council ol <strong>Ocean</strong> Clly New<br />
Jersey, ot a meeting ol said Council<br />
held on Ihe 22nd day ol November,<br />
IBUB, and will bo taken up tor a sec-<br />
ond reading and llnal passage at a<br />
meeting ot said Council held on tha<br />
15th day ol <strong>Dec</strong>embor, 1989, In<br />
Council Chambers. Chy Hall, <strong>Ocean</strong><br />
<strong>City</strong>, New Jersey al 7 30 o'clock In<br />
iho aftomoon<br />
Angola Plloggl, Clerk<br />
12-1.1T.PF $43 76<br />
VAaSER, SPITALNICK BLOOM.<br />
MAZIN ft 8TEIN, P A<br />
802 Tllton Road, P o Box V<br />
Nonhllold. NJ 0822B<br />
(609)045-1320<br />
MarkH Stein<br />
Attomoy for <strong>Ocean</strong> Clly Zoning<br />
Board <strong>of</strong> Adluslmenl<br />
CITY Of OCEAN OITY<br />
ZONING BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT<br />
RESOLUTION Z-2-8-17-Br<br />
Zoning Board seeking variance',<br />
approval for the premlsos on Ihls lo»^i<br />
which la located at Wesley Avenue^ ,<br />
and JJy<br />
WHEREAS, Ihe Board has con-,,-<br />
sldored the plan submitted and inn.-<br />
testknony d Iho applicants, their-*<br />
anomey. Ronald Taht. and Ih<strong>of</strong>r,.-<br />
architect, Robert Bachlch. s makes 1,<br />
the following llndlngs 01 lact The. 1, 1,<br />
applicants whit to demolish on exbt-^. *" I<br />
Ing duplex and build a new duplex ort,. master plan <strong>of</strong> the 0* fn*buikiWiavrneaMtredfrom thf<br />
C«y 6» Oeeerr Of/ wlih flwr conOT- top <strong>of</strong> the' ItrsV habWabl* ifcolrV TTs*<br />
aa alafedl The DUIIrJIntf #nuid raajyart*sa*atk tiouM WIZYfaaf<br />
•fesirtenrtalloc*. , - where* the- mWrnUW fie/atnd if 30><br />
THEREFORE, BE ff fsef.<br />
Th* RMoMorr MM movtHf by<br />
Mr CMMry, and satortrjed 1&<br />
sW fibott TA0M «•<br />
OM a wttn<br />
HlhSrmftV<br />
V<br />
Ad1us«n*r*V«fK*pubi Carpel<br />
* St* feef from insiallaiffir J—.--.<br />
aif<br />
h<br />
aif<br />
Ihe<br />
M* WKitd<br />
Mg osme<br />
eikMru t _. ».„. from insiallailon. Demolition, fencing,<br />
fan fool deep parter. Framing Contractor*, Insulaiton,<br />
wMaHowfora Landscaping, Masonry, Movlno and<br />
rtfh*7«ie*wf*his3O4f*ef TM ^an?Papertno,PanWg,Ptatartno<br />
't*>1anc«*ioukf b*2.0fe*f. .% SrwsrnxMM<strong>of</strong>ing am 8Mrn,<br />
Tha Board fa grametJ trthom ubswmsf |Vat. siaiutes, and/or Murilcfpai<br />
lUrhiad«llia«M(nhwlBrl» /uuiua lOOOO<br />
10000<br />
onflnanee* o«M*wjir»*y<br />
OEX Biecrrv<br />
MEWJtfBEY<br />
OR0MWNCE NO. <br />
MTm<br />
RIZET> no htrdtrn)) uno*<br />
on* person own* both lot* end on<br />
comply wkh
P4GE 20 — SECTION TWC THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, NJ. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1> 198ft<br />
Blizzard, Barile named to the All-South Jersey field hockey team<br />
Two members m iVoan<br />
<strong>City</strong> Higli Sohi)tii\ hold<br />
hockey team wore<br />
I warded by solcvmm hi<br />
(ho Ail-South I<br />
^elivted by the<br />
,ind 'Hi,<br />
n<br />
junior ]or<br />
un.ininunj'.<br />
I wo jiapen<br />
loam honors from boll<br />
lod the Raider* in >>i"<br />
with 14 goals:<br />
11} III I<br />
the<br />
first<br />
She<br />
ring<br />
Inn was the only junior on<br />
the Courier-Post's first team<br />
and one <strong>of</strong> only two on The<br />
Inquirer team.<br />
Blizzard is the second<br />
junior from <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> to<br />
Ixi named All-South Jeney<br />
in field hockey; Kristie<br />
Miller was selected as •<br />
junior in 1985 and tfien<br />
repeated the honor her<br />
senior year.<br />
, Senior goalie Marlsa Barlie<br />
was also named flnt<br />
Thg <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong><br />
BUTCHER SHOP<br />
& DELICATESSEN<br />
Serving <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong><br />
Ytir 'Round<br />
Since HIJ<br />
ORDER EARLY FOR<br />
fistmj<br />
Prom Our Butcher Shop<br />
Prime Ribs • Fresh Turkeys<br />
Filet AAlgnOrifPreparedtoOrdfr)<br />
DIAL 399-0986<br />
DIFFERENT LUNCH SPECIAL<br />
IVfeRY DAY<br />
ALL OGCASSfON<br />
PARTYTRAYS<br />
EAT " N<br />
10 a.m. to 5 p.m.<br />
NorthEast Corner<br />
team, All-South Jersey by Post. Ktorda Miller was<br />
The Inquirer. Barile was a named second team, AUsecond.team<br />
choice by the South Jersey and All-Group<br />
Courier-Post,<br />
Three, Trad Tarvos was<br />
A two-year starter, Bartie also named to the Allcombined<br />
with a strong Group Three team.<br />
defense to complete Is Jen Carson <strong>of</strong> Egg Harbor<br />
shutouts this season and 30 Township and Phyllis Reale<br />
over two years.<br />
<strong>of</strong> Mainland were also<br />
Two members <strong>of</strong> that named to the All-Group<br />
Raider defense wen also Three first team.<br />
reeegnJMd by the Couri«r- Second team All-Group<br />
Three ielecUoni Included<br />
<strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> junior Sue<br />
Bloomstead, Kelly Ireland<br />
and Erin Nicktas <strong>of</strong> IHT,<br />
Blair Henry <strong>of</strong> Mabiknd,<br />
and TOphomores Chrtssy<br />
Terrigno and Stephanie<br />
Stelmaeh <strong>of</strong> Bridgeton.<br />
Bloomstead, who scored<br />
13 goals mis year, was also<br />
a third team selection on<br />
the Inquirer's AU-fiouft ]m-<br />
The Inquirer named.<br />
§ey team.<br />
the Courier s^am. She was<br />
named to the second team,<br />
Danielle Dayton <strong>of</strong> Colling-<br />
<strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong>'s JUI Nagle<br />
swood the Ptayer <strong>of</strong> to I)<br />
and the Mainland duo <strong>of</strong> Bihar, Kim Aglldtan <strong>of</strong> Year in South jeney anol<br />
Shannon Ward and Janel St Joseph and Michelle Shawnee's Bobbie Schulta<br />
Sehafer, were among those Boisbert <strong>of</strong> Holy Spirit were the top coach, ., j<br />
given honorable mention in second team choices in The<br />
Group Three.<br />
Inquirer. Deana Pinto <strong>of</strong> St. The Courier-Post anitft?<br />
Joseph and Tiffany Sybil <strong>of</strong> Dayton top defeniljM,,<br />
Kellle Fisher <strong>of</strong> MillviUe MillvillG Joined Bloomstead player and KeUl MeGahii<br />
was the only other Cape- on the Inqulr«r'§ third <strong>of</strong> Bishop fiustace the<br />
Atlantic League player an team.<br />
<strong>of</strong>fensive player, .'><br />
Gene Hark Kids' daring, cars and alcohol a deadly combo<br />
Gene Hart, one <strong>of</strong> the best<br />
known and most respected<br />
pr<strong>of</strong>essional hockey<br />
announcers In the country,<br />
was hospitaliaed with chest<br />
pains last week, just a few<br />
days after he visited <strong>Ocean</strong><br />
<strong>City</strong> High School,<br />
Hart, who has broadcast<br />
Philadelphia Flyers' games<br />
for all <strong>of</strong> the team's 17<br />
years, spoke in <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong><br />
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"I'm here because it<br />
deeply bothers me that children<br />
lose lives over this,"<br />
Hart told a group in the<br />
school auditorium.<br />
He was brought here by<br />
the local SADD (Students<br />
Against Drunk Driving)<br />
chapter. Hart was introduced<br />
by Tom Gahr who<br />
•long with Leo Chase<br />
advises the <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong><br />
chapter. Stephanie Haines<br />
ii the group's president,<br />
"Young people are daring,"<br />
said Hart, "I was like<br />
that and so were most <strong>of</strong><br />
you. They mink they an<br />
Indestructible, It's a lot like<br />
the way athletes think."<br />
"But when the kids have<br />
cars, that daring becomes<br />
dangerous. 1 *<br />
"Im not talking to just<br />
kidi, however. Pm talking<br />
to teachers, parents, everybody,"<br />
Hart added. "Kids<br />
see and then they do."<br />
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broadcasting career doing<br />
local high school games on<br />
the radio, told the story surrounding<br />
the death <strong>of</strong> Flyer<br />
goalie Pelle Lindbergh.<br />
"Pelle hardly ever<br />
drank," he said, T>ut mat<br />
night, through a series <strong>of</strong><br />
circumstances, he did, And<br />
he killed himself driving<br />
home. It only takes one mistake"<br />
The appearance was<br />
Hart's third <strong>of</strong> the day on<br />
behalf <strong>of</strong> PAD. He had spoken<br />
at Lower Cape May<br />
mat morning and Mainland<br />
that afternoon,<br />
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TV<br />
Hart's broadcasting<br />
mttaent was reduced<br />
by<br />
the Flyers because <strong>of</strong> a p<br />
Wous heart attack He ft<br />
expected to be out <strong>of</strong> action<br />
board <strong>of</strong> directors <strong>of</strong> PAD, for about two weeks<br />
along with former Flyer BiU because <strong>of</strong> last week's pt-otn<br />
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Pag© 8, section 1<br />
108th Year, Numbtr Si Ocaan CHy, NJ, 08818 Thursday, Dtetmber 8,1MB Two Sections (609)399-5411<br />
Readers vote to kill Night in Venice<br />
n .pusrcnij ored affair affi-lr by either (rtlher scaling Bcaltag down, toe traffic wlfk safety. Uit Last year, a<br />
night ii Is now completely out <strong>of</strong> hanl hand on ti»e the iupennarket supennarket wall. waU, So Some read-<br />
ByLEESTEELE<br />
rescheduling or moving it.* Fewer pedestrian was struck and killed on and uneonfroUable. "You literaUy en put the blame squarely on youths;<br />
Senttwi-l^pr Staff<br />
readers still, 9 percent, suggested that Weit Avenue by in allegedly have to guard the front and back <strong>of</strong> others, on out-<strong>of</strong>-townen, for<br />
An overwhelming majority <strong>of</strong> police crack down harder on unruly drunken driver,<br />
your hoan beeauii partttn walk Into "ruining* Night in Veniee.<br />
respondents to a Sentinel-Ledger " driven and partygoere following the Parties have gone too fir, and have your house, go to the closet and take "Canoel the nightmare!" was a one-<br />
Wiit©-ln poll haw Indicated in no back-bay boat procession.<br />
ruined what was once a lovely affair, doming to match a house theme's sentence response typical <strong>of</strong> several<br />
Uncertain terms that <strong>of</strong>ficials should Three percent stated mat Night in according to the sentiments <strong>of</strong> many, color. It happened to mil"<br />
reponses. Wnlle many agln'ers lived<br />
cancel the annual Night In Venice cel- Venice, with root! that span decades, "What used to be a spectacular Still another observed: "As I walked in <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong>'s bay area, several negebration.<br />
should remain "as Is."<br />
event has turned into a nightmare!" down the street at 9 o'clock, 1 saw a ative votes emanated from Marmora<br />
•Of 90 people who responded to the <strong>City</strong> leaders have been talking about wrote one <strong>Ocean</strong> Dry couple. "After little girl about 13 or 14 passed out on and other mainland reaches,<br />
"urvey — which appeared twice in revamping the celebration, which many years <strong>of</strong> looking forward to our the sldBwalk either drunk or drug- Some believe the event should be<br />
(he newip^per slnci Nov. 17 — 68 begins in the early evening with a fes- beautiful Night In Venice, we now ged. It wai on Spruci Road. It made continued — with some changes.<br />
percent votea to cancel Night In Ventive parade <strong>of</strong> decorated boats say DO AWSf WITH ff - wt could me sick to see her In mat condition.*' <strong>On</strong>e suggested mat <strong>of</strong>ficials Increase<br />
ice.<br />
through the bay and lagoons. Yean save a life or two and give our town a <strong>On</strong>e respondent reported that shs drunk-driving fines. Another would<br />
Seventeen percent suggested the ago, a ptrter drowned In a boat eoltt- better name."<br />
wlmeiierf a ttdlgtti paly at Super<br />
restructure the<br />
ilon, prompting concern over marl- Wrote another; "Unfortunately, that Fresh in which adults were urinating<br />
(please turn to page 15)<br />
Group will<br />
oppose some<br />
budget cuts<br />
A fledgUM coalition <strong>of</strong> <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong><br />
residents will oppose Fairness in Taxes'<br />
recommendations to cut spending<br />
on tourism-related programs and<br />
ftther areas in the 198? budget,<br />
"ccordlng to press release Issued<br />
Ti';-•<br />
ueioiyi;,<br />
PoUowiMi thi.fottnation <strong>of</strong> m, a<br />
watchdog, group that boasts over<br />
5,000 members since it began early<br />
mis year, Clnzeni for <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong>'s<br />
WtttWhiiaiggd JBftiw JP9<br />
"Some <strong>of</strong> the specific budget cuts<br />
ng recommenoea Qy iuio> rii<br />
atai to hurt ojtf cdnnnunlty,*<br />
Mike Crowky, a OOCP <strong>of</strong>f a.<br />
• and member <strong>of</strong> the coalition's<br />
ng committee,<br />
f"At stake is more than the cost these<br />
programs and budget Items represent<br />
— we are talking about <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong>'s<br />
ability to maintain its position at a<br />
(please turn to page 14)<br />
Move over,<br />
George Burns<br />
Norman Crawford at<br />
Somers Point celebrated<br />
his 90th birthday recently<br />
at one <strong>of</strong> his favorite places:<br />
the billing department<br />
at Shore Memorial Hospital.<br />
Crawford is a hospital<br />
volunteer who donated<br />
his time to file medical<br />
records In the insurance<br />
anil billing <strong>of</strong>fices.. I've<br />
always enjoyed iJ iH*^out<br />
others,' he 0Aid< .<br />
He was bom Nov* iZO in<br />
New York <strong>City</strong>, when<br />
William McKinley was 1<br />
president He worked 31<br />
"I was always on the<br />
fo," said Crawford, "and<br />
still like to keep active*<br />
He goes dancing once a<br />
week at the Somers Point<br />
Volunteer Wre Company<br />
No. 1 on Bethel Road,<br />
where he enjoys ballroom<br />
style* polkas and "most<br />
any type <strong>of</strong> dancing."<br />
He also helps residents<br />
kJilrio at rt iMfi ruirs<br />
. hahd out the prizes to<br />
the winners, and they're<br />
to see me coming<br />
Way," he said.<br />
years for CltyT&nk, now Crawford said that vol-<br />
CitiCorp, in downtown unteerlng at Shore Memo-<br />
Manhattett He retired to rial helps keep him active.<br />
Somers Point in I960, and , "I get a good feeling<br />
remains active in volun-ftJieiplng<br />
out the hospital,<br />
teer and social activities. he said.<br />
V' 1 '.1*;&$!»\*X> 'Mt*<br />
I ' , • ' * ' •' • ,',->•;"•<br />
I<br />
1 •*+* i-U<br />
Norman Crawford Is really In the middle, with Margaret Glaconda, outpatient billing<br />
supervisor, \eH, and Carol Rogart, assistant director <strong>of</strong> patient accounts.<br />
State Police take aim at Woodbine<br />
for temporary upper Cape barracks<br />
Bj JAMES F1TZPATR1CK<br />
8MftMf-LM«ir Staff<br />
The State Police Is oonsidertng the former<br />
polio! sttto in Woodbine as tempnny<br />
quarters for its upper Cape<br />
prtuto tmni a pjanned fuMedgad barradesisamstruded<br />
in the county.<br />
The temporary Station amid anontnodate<br />
up to 41 troopers, fhe same size<br />
ttaffjriMMid fcTE full fanrada,<br />
to stote <strong>of</strong>ficials.<br />
are uRder wiy btnveen<br />
Woodbine and slate <strong>of</strong>ficials for use <strong>of</strong><br />
the former police building. The building<br />
has been used periodically before<br />
by the fate Pollco as headquarters for<br />
tactical patrols In Cape May County.<br />
U William Long, commander <strong>of</strong> tilt<br />
State Police barracks in Port Nonte,<br />
said the lease arrangement Is the only<br />
obstacle to the establishment <strong>of</strong> the<br />
tgutpuiiiry station*<br />
Long said he expects the lease for the<br />
building to be for three yean with an<br />
Again, condemnation<br />
stalking Drag Island<br />
SOMBR9 POINT — lire state it<br />
attempting to take over * section <strong>of</strong><br />
Drag Island, between Route 9 and die<br />
Garden Stele Parkway, to be preserved<br />
forever as a iiifaerpiM'f<br />
haven.<br />
The site, over seven mm <strong>of</strong> upland<br />
aid 16 acres at riparian rights, is |<br />
M M flpat^for anglers. State<br />
^fejW»tH^H €m UI?lftJ8VBtS)^I FzOliC*<br />
Horn <strong>of</strong>fldafe Say they want it to<br />
reotain that way.<br />
This is not the same as the state<br />
Department <strong>of</strong> Transportation § effoTt<br />
option for an additional year. He indicated<br />
that the State Police will snake<br />
modifications to tfie building.<br />
State Police <strong>of</strong>ficials from the field<br />
operations <strong>of</strong>fice in Trenton have said<br />
before they want a temporary barracks<br />
in place by February. It would mark<br />
the return <strong>of</strong> a full-fledged State Police<br />
presence after a 12-year absence.<br />
(please turn to page 14)<br />
renders respond<br />
What should w« do<br />
with Night in V#nlc«?<br />
P<br />
17% Get rid < I<br />
<strong>of</strong> It i<br />
Change<br />
19% ""ar"<br />
[3% "S epit<br />
Misc. comments - 2%<br />
PBA\s idea<br />
is to reroute<br />
the parade<br />
The local policemen's union hai<br />
cone up wltt some rerouting proper<br />
als to ease Inevitable Night fit Venice<br />
'89 problems.<br />
As described by Policemen's Benevolent<br />
Association president Gary<br />
Schflffer, boats would assemble in<br />
Pecks Bay, near 34th Street, rather<br />
than the traditional Great Egg Harbor<br />
Bay stagjing Ana West <strong>of</strong> theGardeng.<br />
That would ,tgiktf the boat<br />
the Riviera section by ft30p<br />
allowing crowds to dissipate before<br />
dark .< ,<br />
The Riviera Is the Island's No. 1<br />
trouble spot, according to fiehaffer,<br />
Narthend spots would have to wait<br />
until dark to Me the entire parade,<br />
but those areas aren't as congested<br />
and troublesome as are lagoon-riddled<br />
Riviera neighborhoods, he said.<br />
To facilitate the flow <strong>of</strong> civilian and<br />
emergency vehicles — which Hi yean<br />
past have been caught in tremendous<br />
traffic snarls — Bay Avenue would<br />
become a one-way street for the<br />
night, allowing Southbound traffic<br />
only. That would create an emergency<br />
traffic lane. Also, prohibiting<br />
parking an one side <strong>of</strong> either Walnut<br />
or Spruce roads would ease traffic<br />
snafus, Schaffer said.<br />
Grouping larger boats would prevent<br />
the 9th Street drawbridge from<br />
halting vehicular traffic ai <strong>of</strong>ten as it<br />
has, he suggests. And with many<br />
larger boats docking in the northend,<br />
a northbound parade would eliminate<br />
the need for many vessels to<br />
retrace their paths after the procession.<br />
The Idea has yet to be discussed<br />
with Qty Council, Coast Guard,<br />
Marine Police or Nipt in Venice<br />
committee <strong>of</strong>ficials, nail Sehaffer,<br />
to condemn 24 acres <strong>of</strong> island<br />
uplands, east <strong>of</strong> the Parkway, for a<br />
wetlands mitigation project.<br />
The DOT wanted to fake the land to<br />
replace wetlandt destroyed in the<br />
reconstruction <strong>of</strong> the Somers Point-<br />
Longport Boalevard. DOT was<br />
attempting to comply with a DW rule<br />
which requires that two acres <strong>of</strong> wet- Asbury aglow<br />
lands mm be created elsewhere for Downtown Asbury Avsnus is illuminated with the holiday spirit, as shops<br />
every'one «ere disturbed.<br />
are strung with rights a la Boathouse Row. :<br />
fa September the condemnation was<br />
thwarted in a Scrperlor Court judgment,<br />
that said the state, which<br />
<strong>of</strong>fered $12,900 for die land, negotiated<br />
in ltd faith with island owner<br />
WHHatn Carrie. .<br />
No new information on the DOTi<br />
condemnation effort was available<br />
Green Acres, a division <strong>of</strong> the DBP,<br />
plan* no improvements and nod*nge*to*eai«i/8aMJeannefDoii-<br />
" chief <strong>of</strong> ike Btffeaa <strong>of</strong> Land<br />
Acqufaliitm,<br />
^fitf utid yesterday mat die DBr* has<br />
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spoke on the agency's functions<br />
and services to memben<br />
<strong>of</strong> the <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> Civic<br />
Club during a recent<br />
meeting at the youth center.<br />
The agency, located in<br />
Swainton, serviees Atlantic,<br />
Cape May and <strong>Ocean</strong> coun-<br />
' 24 hours,<br />
home health care 1B an alter*<br />
native to hospital and Institutional<br />
care, she said.<br />
Sister Janet, registered<br />
nurse with a bachelor <strong>of</strong> science<br />
degree ii\ nursing,<br />
mother superior <strong>of</strong> nurses,<br />
give the background on the<br />
order <strong>of</strong> Holy Redeemer.<br />
New members introduced<br />
were Margaret<br />
O'Hanlon, Margaret<br />
Wemyss and Margaret<br />
Willson.<br />
SINISGALLI'S<br />
Pre-HolidaySale<br />
40% <strong>of</strong>f All Leathers<br />
50% <strong>of</strong>f Coats<br />
IB4 Aabury Avenue, <strong>Ocean</strong> CHy<br />
(Across from <strong>City</strong> Hall) ~<br />
(•09) 191.0027<br />
Special<br />
Rack<br />
AH 50% <strong>of</strong>f<br />
HflHtjayHfluw Daiiyiotoa agturtjayiotoa SundiyiafoS<br />
15. TO SHOP<br />
FDR THOSE<br />
I LOVE<br />
(and me\)\<br />
t GIN<br />
h DESIGNER DISCOUNT DOMTIQHE<br />
HENRY'S<br />
FINAL BLOW-OUT<br />
r- - •**:v<br />
THURSDAY, DKCEMBftR THURSDAY.DKCKMBKR t, ISM UlKSKNTINliL-LK<br />
i<br />
Michael,<br />
Wiigligdi „ ..<br />
I oimces. Maternal grandparents<br />
are Shirley Urt) <strong>of</strong> Key<br />
West, PU, ind Wiiliaffl •<br />
McAleer <strong>of</strong> Philadelphia.'<br />
Pitenal gnmdMttati aw -<br />
Mr. and Mrs, Nelson Baker '<br />
<strong>of</strong>OcianCl^,<br />
ItKPUBLlCANaOB<br />
tO MEET DEC 12<br />
<strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> Republican ;<br />
Club will mm ftJ5 p.m.'.<br />
Monday, <strong>Dec</strong>, 12 at the'<br />
intermediate school, lflth,<br />
Street and Bay Avenue.'<br />
Ralph lzzo, policy advisor<br />
ttom the governot'fl <strong>of</strong>fice •<br />
<strong>of</strong>ipplkyatidplflimlflgwlll?<br />
W&t on the N/)< Coastal.<br />
Canuntaian, Public is wel- 1<br />
come, ,<br />
LUNCH WITH<br />
SANTA DEC 10<br />
Countty ShdttS WomenV<br />
Ovb will hold Its anwial;<br />
ftafldi «dth, Saflte" from'<br />
11:30 aoi/ to 1 pM, Saturday,<br />
the 10 at the Upper:<br />
Township Elementary,<br />
*-'-•' Jwmiiitoi la $2,<br />
united in marriage:,<br />
;•• \<br />
Lynch, Rodier ate<br />
wed in Blackwood<br />
New <strong>of</strong>ficers <strong>of</strong> tht American Builniss Womtn's AMOOMtoni<br />
ttr, from lift, Ann Garcia, secretary. Dorothy Johmton. P^<br />
vtet prtildtnt. mm installed during ween! oertmonlts at CdUhtry House,<br />
BtfBtlntewn,<br />
Holiday wreath decorating<br />
topic <strong>of</strong> business women<br />
A demonstration on mak- Johnston opened the meat- GuaiEataea<strong>of</strong> Abseeen.<br />
ing holiday wreathe was ing tallowed by reports Susan Baldwin, pait -s<br />
presented by Carol Ford <strong>of</strong> from Ann Garcia, secretary, woman <strong>of</strong> the year, gave a /<br />
Fisher Mowers to members and I Lee Higgini, Higgini treasurer, brief talk on how the '<br />
<strong>of</strong> the American Business<br />
ABWA membtrihtp hii t<br />
Women's Association, New memberB were helped her to overcome \<br />
ocean charter chapter, dur- installed by Johnston, obstacles in her private and ''<br />
ing a recent meeting at including Ree Palmer <strong>of</strong> pr<strong>of</strong>essional life,<br />
Cousin's Country House in Peteriburg, Joanna Hawn <strong>of</strong> Betty Schflildt lMesented<br />
Bargaintown.<br />
Absecon, Kim Martin <strong>of</strong> past president Dorothy<br />
President Dorothy Brlgaifttown, and Betsy Windish a piici <strong>of</strong> Lenox<br />
China in apprtdatton for<br />
her dedication and service<br />
during her term ta <strong>of</strong>fice.<br />
Rhoda Brown gave the<br />
final report on the annual<br />
luncheon and fashion show<br />
held in October at Tne<br />
Flanders Hotel,<br />
Sutan Rowan, vice president<br />
«nd chairwoman for<br />
the annual Christmas dinner,<br />
announced die meeting<br />
will be held today (Thursday<br />
at 6i30 p.m.) at<br />
Smlthvllle Inn, Members<br />
50% <strong>of</strong>f Wool Dresses were asked to bring a small i-A<br />
gift mat will be donated to .w<br />
the Coalition Against Rape<br />
and Abuse. Entertainment<br />
will be provided by tony<br />
TambureHi, followed by i<br />
holiday gift exchange.<br />
BAKERS ANNOUNCE<br />
3<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Cosiania<br />
Shull and Costanza<br />
living in Florida<br />
Karl j. Shull and Thomas He, Cottn., br<strong>of</strong>ter <strong>of</strong> the<br />
N. Costania were united in bride, ar^ Andy Fok <strong>of</strong><br />
gmarriagi recently in Puyal- Hampton, Va.<br />
Kup, Washington.<br />
A reception was held at<br />
The bride is the daughter the Hto Community Canter<br />
<strong>of</strong> Howard and Harriet in Kfe, Wash. Following a<br />
Ghull <strong>of</strong> Puyallup, Wash. honeymoon in Ban Fran-<br />
The groom Is the son <strong>of</strong>Cisco<br />
and Monterey, Calif.,<br />
Nazzareno and Josephine the couple wars honored at<br />
Costanza <strong>of</strong> <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong>. a reception at thi Marmora<br />
Betsy Shull <strong>of</strong> Virginia Fire Hall by the groom's<br />
Beach, Va., sister <strong>of</strong> the parents.<br />
PA«fi ft-SECTION ONK THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITV, N J.<br />
Exchange Club members learn<br />
about proper diet and nutrition<br />
During a reognt dinner lake no further acHon, Mid<br />
tteetlngat OanierV Rtsrau- r juliano, other thin to<br />
rant. Dr. Mary Ellen havo thilr Itvil rechecked<br />
Juliano, spoke to members ovmy few yuan. Doctors<br />
<strong>of</strong> the <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> Exchange now advise patients with<br />
Club on diet, nutrition, high cholesterol levels to<br />
exerdse and eholwiereL decrease the intake <strong>of</strong><br />
Cholesterol Is a waxy,<br />
fit-like substance produced<br />
by our bodies, said Dr.<br />
JuUano. It Is essential (or<br />
many nomial body funettons,<br />
she said, but "we<br />
only need a small amount,<br />
and certain roodi wt eat<br />
ive more than is needed.<br />
jh cholesterol blood levels<br />
may put ui at risk for<br />
heart dlBBtit and itroki,"<br />
she continued^ Billy' Krechlftftr, |azz<br />
Persons with total cholet- band leader, IB Introduced<br />
terol levels tolow 200 mill- to Exchange Club by Bob<br />
frami per dedUter need iaudwrtn, left<br />
Available:<br />
Doctor, Accountant,<br />
Mailman, Fireman,<br />
Policeman, Christmas<br />
and Hobos, Belli, NighUlghts, Musicals & More<br />
854 AgburyAve. <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> 398-3668<br />
Ho|ld« Hit.: Mon..fH, 104, Sat IO-S, iun. 1M<br />
You 5 re Invited<br />
Bonnie's Closet opens their doors on<br />
Friday, <strong>Dec</strong>ember 9, for Santa's night out!<br />
Come join us for Champagne and Cookies<br />
- and find the perfect gift for the lady in<br />
your life.<br />
Models will he on hand to show you .<br />
the styles for her. Ther4Mlll bepkHty «/<br />
special help, too, """ "'"' *'<br />
So come spend Friday, DnetnberP; r<br />
<strong>1988</strong>,from 7P.M, tilt?<br />
Join us for Santa's Men't Night I<br />
Bonnie's Clbtet i<br />
200 South Shore Road<br />
Marmora, New Jersey<br />
390-3677<br />
P. 8. - Bring a friend1<br />
<strong>On</strong>tV17dayi'HlChrlthnai<br />
bonnle'scloset<br />
200 south shore rd., marmora, n.j.<br />
Open; Monday thru Friday 10:00 to 8:00<br />
Saturday 10:00 to $30; Sunday 11 to 4 '<br />
QumttfCmi<br />
DIAMOND<br />
EARRINGS<br />
AM '<br />
Qumt&Cmgt<br />
DIAMOND<br />
JACKETS<br />
SAVE 33%<br />
-•v<br />
Thomas Je^eten<br />
dietary cholesterol and fats,<br />
adding non-fat and low-rat<br />
roods to their diet and to<br />
lose excess weight and<br />
Increase physical activity.<br />
During the regular bush<br />
ness meeting, Peter Choi/,<br />
president, arid Jim Fulvlne,<br />
chairman, presented the<br />
Youth <strong>of</strong> the Month •ward<br />
to Michelle Harris. A for-<br />
mer Miss <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong>, HarriB<br />
is a senior at <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong><br />
High School and li fifth in<br />
her daw with a AS? grade<br />
point average. She is a<br />
member <strong>of</strong> At school band<br />
and the French and Spanish<br />
clubs, Is a cheerleader, and<br />
is a member <strong>of</strong> the track<br />
team,<br />
During a previous meeting,<br />
idly Krechmer, jam<br />
band leader, spoke to members.<br />
During the dinner<br />
hour he played a tape <strong>of</strong><br />
selected jaw music from 20<br />
<strong>of</strong> his record albums,<br />
Krechmer has played<br />
throughout the Philadelphia<br />
and New York area, Is<br />
a member <strong>of</strong> the board <strong>of</strong><br />
reetfoei<br />
the youth <strong>of</strong> the month<br />
iwird from Jim PuMno ol<br />
the <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> Exchange<br />
Club,<br />
directeM j» South jersey PitSf Chill Wiiwmti<br />
Jtagiefiil theatre in Somers Dr. Miry Ellin Julians,<br />
Pefct, and, makes benefit ipiikir, to Exohanot Club<br />
appeammeii In this area, hiisilnfl.<br />
Planning a private par<br />
We have the ROOM!<br />
•^»--...-- Mvite Parties For;<br />
?<br />
Birthdays, Anniversaries, Bridal and<br />
Baby Showers, Post-Funeral Gatherings<br />
• Seating up to SO people •<br />
Catering winged or Do It Yourself<br />
1151 Aibury Ave., <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong>, Nl<br />
Call for detnils 391 -1823 or 3994168<br />
Sadme River<br />
-Leather Bags<br />
'I 1 * 1 '<br />
-t<br />
Christmas<br />
Sweaters and<br />
Sweatshirts<br />
Nylon &<br />
Tapestry<br />
Luggage<br />
to «j<br />
OUTERWEAR<br />
and '<br />
Selected<br />
HOLIDAY ATTIRE<br />
Intermediate school<br />
honor students listed<br />
the <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> bttenne* er» Richard Wasluk, Becky<br />
dlate School recently Woolerv, Chris Wright, p<br />
announced students recetv- Ztegenfus, Kerrie Lynn 2ietag<br />
distinguished honors gUm<br />
Nightgowns<br />
and Pajamas<br />
by J.Christopher<br />
700 Asbuty Ave., <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong><br />
&8.1740<br />
Hot) iMdH, Uu)l« DtUtttA Lnlla Ptmt,<br />
MVtf, TlmoUiy Mulkn./oty-ffl N»gri, Ad.m<br />
Vr',<br />
Yritl<br />
THURSDAY, DRCRMBfcR 8,<strong>1988</strong><br />
Qardner and Tom Sell*<br />
w m,. - . . . , Bghih Grade -* Ankuf<br />
ttghlh Grade — Jeannle Oeifl, CoUegn tteery,'Cnlg<br />
Markowlte, Morgan, Daniel PȤss,<br />
« .u ^^ TR0 H' , Foto Tjctumakafii, Mwiy<br />
Sixth Oradg - Al Stttel- m ^ M«tt AHman, ^<br />
ir.'JWf Leaf j MWafl'Wvir - " A<br />
McClaren, AUwaitdJennMtt'diftein,<br />
It $ s<strong>of</strong>t,<br />
It's worn,<br />
It '$ Icdandk<br />
Perfect Holiday Gift Idea<br />
Gift Certificate Available<br />
745 Atibuty Ave,t Ckwi <strong>City</strong> > 132 Now Jerte* Av&, Abmon<br />
20"'-, OFF-FALL SHOE:<br />
' 61<br />
t\<br />
uB *re«<br />
receiving c6ngr*tul*ttoM<br />
far wsw Wtiwal* it the »tork<br />
Point honor student<br />
lists are announced<br />
SOMBR9 POINT-Som- 19U49 schoel year; they<br />
erg Point schools have Includes<br />
announced the names <strong>of</strong> SEVENTH GRADE<br />
seventh- and eighth-grade High honon — Tiffany<br />
A students who made the TkuielU.<br />
• honor roll during the first Honor toll — Rita Balmarklng<br />
period <strong>of</strong> the Waiu, Stephanie Celandine,<br />
Tracy Doway, Wendy Dreher,<br />
Dannlel Blberson,<br />
Club installs ggji **•««, ?«w<br />
new members<br />
en'i fflub held Itt attnual<br />
covefed diih dinner<br />
rec«My«tl1rtolWMttt»dtot<br />
Chun* m ta«*lW<br />
stork: report<br />
^ aWMtta, Jon Lava-<br />
Amanda Loose, Mindi<br />
l lunei Matui, Chrli<br />
Jeniuto PanattUi,<br />
luk<strong>of</strong>a, Robert<br />
tmf vM Santo will be SriifJet<strong>of</strong>Sf,""' MiSelle<br />
Ili30wn,tol.30pM,m- Buden*,lenniietBurke,<br />
urd«y,DM-iOuithat/piWf r^ ^ ^ MMele CoX,<br />
ToWtuhlp Eiementafy j ^ tieSicMe, Erlka Koch,<br />
SchooL Admiiaion is $2 at Mlchaek Mamllttti, Mlchele<br />
the door and Include* lunch iOflga Both Latva. Taffl<br />
and viilt wiih Sttta Poto- Uquori, Jason Mondick,<br />
Chrl«teia» etchi* will be tm mmt a,^ jy^ Wendy<br />
jwlft Pwcwds will benefit ^,^{0 Matte Smith Mid<br />
loolehttlttea. Vmk2*m<<br />
NOW IN STOCK<br />
miition*<br />
e(CYCLES<br />
BICYCLES<br />
AWAYPLAM<br />
At<br />
4<br />
TOE SENTtNEL-LEDGEIU OtifiAN CrrV» .<br />
Mark and Louise (Op*<br />
pe&et) Oreenberg «t Som*,<br />
county topic %<br />
dub ot Shote Memorial<br />
i<br />
and honors for the Brst Fifth grade • Franceses ehteraH©, light, Who Chains, the "hlhfth<br />
marking period. Btamonte, Andrew Bech- commRtee, flnalttes plans for th&D&e. J<br />
th y<br />
told, Amy Bimbaum, Erica<br />
Dmmmtmtm Bimbaum, Michelle Busby, f » , cMm*fa rk*» f A<br />
Hottom 9^ °TS<br />
Sunny Carffi<br />
Jeniufflfcle,<br />
Hubta HoateW, Wchart<br />
k, tuollm Koch,<br />
Iver^ Lyoni, Lyoni Chi Chrii<br />
McGowftB, Jim McKeen,<br />
Jenniftr MeUuriuini Und<br />
«y Monlhttn, msma Mui<br />
fd Pl<br />
M t? dl ii 1 Paul And<br />
ospltei*r«<br />
Ftter and Karen (felly) (Darcusl6)BrUtoi <strong>of</strong> North- (WUkes) Land! <strong>of</strong> <strong>Ocean</strong><br />
Paul and Thetewi ft add, a daughter, Oct 11<br />
v Vogel tit Notthfield,« Bbtt,<br />
g t o<br />
daughter, Oct. li. David end Gloria ul and Doris (Shall-<br />
Lamontand Patricia (Wit- (Johnson) Edwards <strong>of</strong> crow) Reees <strong>of</strong> Unwood, a<br />
Allen *nd Annette koekl) Ciar <strong>of</strong> linwood, a <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong>, a daughter, Ne<br />
(Mewed) Watts ot Somers daughter, Oct. 11 Oct. 16.<br />
Wayne and. Laurie<br />
Pointvoton,Oct.9. Steven and Carol (Callse) Robert end Jacqueline (Schwab) Toscano ot <strong>Ocean</strong><br />
' Lunch wuh Santa <strong>Dec</strong>* lu<br />
Longo ol <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong>, a MA, CLuti) Atone fit Northfleld,<br />
, Cretaer, Jodie Edwards, " \<br />
Un) St<br />
Ort.13, a daughter, Oct. 18. Tony and Deborah<br />
Kristin Garland, Jackie The annual Lunch with wul be on ttal& Eroceeds Point.» mawwdMtOgkiA ^lairtnd EHana Ww^tlii) ."MiSwiTnd^Cynthia mm Wdig <strong>of</strong> tantw<br />
Hughes, Tim Jones, Biza- Santa sponsored by the wUlbinefit local ifljarlkies.<br />
Tdd Todd ed Mcde (Mc<br />
be* Kilkenny, Magee Und- Country Shore Women's The dub held lb» annual Gaha) fflSiftttJft Uuer ot Unwood, a Bon.Oct, »"•«•*"«**• 15. (^w#flte^utt. *m**Sstm*<br />
Katy Mandni, Larry Club win be ll;30 a.m. to covered dish dinner son, Oct. 11,<br />
Rodney and<br />
jl Mullen, AnpHns m p.m/Saturday, <strong>Dec</strong> 10 recently at Trinity Method-<br />
ROCn, #, Oats WelU, Uu- m the Upper Township file- 1st Church where eight hew<br />
Chrii ten PaUadino, Matt Wool- mentarySchool,<br />
Admission is<br />
Marmora,<br />
$2 at the<br />
members<br />
during ceremonies<br />
were installed<br />
led by<br />
J<br />
door and includes lunch Jonnle GoVG, membership<br />
ixth grade - Parhad and visit with Santa. Pom- dmlrwoman. Michel Yako- kj.<br />
Abtahian, Ben Charles,<br />
stmae cactus pdc chaired the meeting*<br />
Nayda Concina, Kate<br />
C l<br />
l ford, Paige Olek, Holly Nayda Conelna, Kate<br />
fi<br />
Palermo, Lisa Parker, Crowley, John Woolery, Jef- -,-,,<br />
Joshua Parks. Michael freyWrtghl. MiNnmPO MrPCtK ACC*S<br />
Pond, ^ph StevwrtjCasey Richard Russell, Stum line Seventh Carney, gnde Such! - Jaeque- Detal, LVlClSUfnvV WWCtW nUU A<br />
Alison Hooper, Moira<br />
Research Club Koch, Lauren Lennox, Vikkl<br />
. , ~m. * MBrone,John8tauffer,<br />
celebrates 69th eighth gnde - ftmh<br />
k, » * „ Beaumont, Jennifer Hll-<br />
Nancy PeseMcNamee tunen. Matthew Ostein,<br />
presengd a musical pp Kyle Wchards.<br />
W«m for members <strong>of</strong> the 7 '<strong>On</strong> the Air<br />
"<br />
Women's Research Club unhmas<br />
during its recent 69m annl- HONORS<br />
f Saturday<br />
Musical selections from<br />
artists such ai Cole Porter<br />
and Irving Berlin wiU highlight<br />
<strong>On</strong> The Mr, 3 and 7:30<br />
pjn., Saturday, <strong>Dec</strong>. 17, in<br />
the Atlantic Community<br />
..._,. CoUip's Walter Edge Thevenary<br />
luncheon at The JKCi'ElfiSS'wS: •««<br />
Flanders Hotel. D«M owy. jhn Adams, pm*. **"» *-*"" '^ " the ' Ocear, " ~ <strong>City</strong> guest artist<br />
dent, Introduced guest Mrs, Smm ttMtoWi own K«.<br />
Sidney Heal, second district<br />
vice president <strong>of</strong> Cape May<br />
County, who spake brtafly<br />
to the 50 members and<br />
guests attending.<br />
Mrs. McNamee's pro*<br />
gram Included a variety <strong>of</strong><br />
songs Including Atlelluia,<br />
Viititui Ciry <strong>of</strong> Dmm My<br />
Heart Belong/) to Daddy, tn<br />
the Stlil <strong>of</strong> the Night and<br />
Every Time Wi Bay Goodbye,<br />
m «*iden« at irtB<br />
'<br />
direct mis recreatton <strong>of</strong> a<br />
1940s radio show featuring<br />
a group <strong>of</strong> perfxttmeH who<br />
overcome a series <strong>of</strong> obstacles<br />
to get "on Ae air" with v> |<br />
the owner oithe diuW<br />
topner Learning nouse, me<br />
oldest houw in Aw county, -'M<br />
Aprlll described what it ,<br />
would be like to live,in<br />
W* May during 1605, and<br />
tot* members on an irnagit\iiy<br />
walk back in time to ,<br />
bWome part <strong>of</strong> the 18th<br />
C*ntury,<br />
" i (or the aqfi- ,<br />
ting were Rdna, irfa<br />
', BdnS Kester, Anne,.<br />
Gumming and Ad Schaefer. .<br />
* "f^'al^dette Is elected to Phi Beta Kappa<br />
Michael and Nancy (Me- (Halt) Door, <strong>of</strong> Sowers<br />
Gaffney) Morris <strong>of</strong> Mar- Point, a daughter, Nov. IB. David Scaleo <strong>of</strong> <strong>Ocean</strong><br />
morav a daughter, Oct. 29. Steven and Marie Glty was recently elected to<br />
Jeff and Susan (Garglnl) (HorenHno) Torelll <strong>of</strong> Som- membership in Uie Phi Beta<br />
Staeger <strong>of</strong> Sea Isle <strong>City</strong>, a ers Point, a son, Nov. 16. Kappa <strong>of</strong> Lehlgh (Pft.) Unldaughter,<br />
Oct. 31. William and Dorothy verslty. y<br />
Walter and Emma (tm- (Fletcher) MeCrosson <strong>of</strong> A medical student at the<br />
body) MatheWson <strong>of</strong> <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>Ocean</strong> Qty, a daughter, Medical College <strong>of</strong> Pcnn^yi-<br />
Qty, a daughter, Oct. 31. Nov. 16,<br />
vanla in Philadelphia! he Is<br />
Ellwood and Susan Ronald and Robyn (Price) the son <strong>of</strong> Dr. Anthony and<br />
(Owens) Paisley <strong>of</strong> Mar' Prey <strong>of</strong> Northileld, a Josephine Scalito <strong>of</strong> ocean<br />
SAHTADEUVeRITFREE<br />
mora, a daughter; Nov. 1. daughter, Nov. 17. <strong>City</strong>.<br />
David and Parrida (Ml- Anthony and Diane (Nochlnl)<br />
Skovron <strong>of</strong> <strong>Ocean</strong> taro) Dlbdasclo <strong>of</strong> Lin* AID GROUP DUE<br />
We MVtt a Stent ChrUtttil I<br />
Qty, a daughter, Nov, 3. wood, a son, Nov, 18, FOR MOTHERS<br />
oUUiw can ihoo suudiyi 10-13. All<br />
Robert and Donna<br />
The Atlantic County<br />
15,00 surf under. Wail<br />
(Flukey) Seheref <strong>of</strong> Mnr- HUMANE SOCIBTY Women's Center will begin<br />
tudgift w#FRBB.NdldUltllilflvrtdi '<br />
mora, a daughter, Nov. 4, GAKB BALE DEC. 10 a four-week support group<br />
DBCBMBttR'S CHAW N1OHT<br />
Raymond and Patricia A cake Bale will be held<br />
for the mothers <strong>of</strong> survivors<br />
1 pmi Reittw<br />
(Thomas) Cland ot North- starting 8 ajn, Saturday,<br />
<strong>of</strong> sexual assault on Jan, 10.<br />
a not «any. Ctll tot ftuthtr dittlli, tout limited<br />
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PAIW 8 — SRrrnON ONE THE SEMTINRL-LKDGER, OCEAN CITY, N J. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 8, m<br />
Kean's shore building rule has legislators on the move<br />
Over a month has passed hasn^ yet endoratd or dls^ to a press release issued with an elephant gun. the the commission would only to pooriWeilgned, mmm^ *Vf e "-* ^JTVTJ S ^ ^<br />
Over a month has passed<br />
sines Gov, Gov. Thomas Kean Kwm missed the concern, the tour daw aftai> the smum. timttM fe Aaar _-nmtiuu *JJ I» w.a«i,M .«»*•.. HM! and nniMiHaUe _>wi> totally opposed to it, sata « *•»«""»<br />
Imposed an executive order<br />
authorizing state <strong>of</strong>ficials to<br />
scrutinlw all new construction<br />
along, the New Jersey<br />
waterfront.<br />
And with more than<br />
enough time to respond to<br />
the edict, area legislators<br />
are doing just that.<br />
Tm disturbed that the<br />
governor is using mis as a<br />
dub for the coastal commission,<br />
1 hasn't yet endowed or dis- In a press release issued wim an elephant gun. the the commission would only to poorty^eslgned, Innacmissed<br />
the concept, the tour days after (he govern- message is dear — overkiU, add to massive state Heal and potentially devas-<br />
emergency rule Is swaying or's Oct. S announcement, or over reaction to a prate- bureaucracy,<br />
tating to the very<br />
him toward the latter, he Kean's Republican ally Sen. lem, can be counter-<br />
Said.- *<br />
The emergency rule is communities It is supposed<br />
James Hurley, the mtaortry productive. The old saying justified, Hurley said, to protect."<br />
Coastal development has leader In the upper house, Is particularly applicable to because "<strong>of</strong> the last two His first statement<br />
been cited by a state panel called the action "bold but the DIP'S emergency rule years in which we've suf- referred to the action as<br />
as a major cause <strong>of</strong> ocean necessary."<br />
restraining development in fered greatly. Some <strong>of</strong> that "the governor's emergency<br />
pollution. But LoBlondo The statements were some rural shore communi- pollution is attributed to r_le,<br />
main tains that cracking issued a week after the ties."<br />
overdevelopment.".<br />
down on single-family emergency rule was In a telephone interview<br />
dweUingi wiU not do much Imposed,<br />
last week, Hurley defended The rule may be too rigid.<br />
to improve water quality, the Oct. 7 release segued bom statements.<br />
Hurley now says. Bar exam-<br />
do not believe that __. reg- ,_B to fte topic <strong>of</strong> the govern* 1 don't see any meonsiBpie, he said, the measure<br />
* said ABSBmblyman uktmg single-family hornet or*! proposed coastal conntency in it," said Hurley. *t lacks a grandfather clause<br />
Frank LoBlondo, R-C»pe/ along the Department <strong>of</strong> mission, which Hurley stffl think it was bold anc for permit holders.<br />
Cumberland.<br />
Environmental Protection's lavws,<br />
necessary."<br />
"m short, the emergency<br />
LoBlondo said In a tele- definition <strong>of</strong> •waterfront' The governor's action is The second release rule should be drastically<br />
phone Interview Monday wiU significantly help our just a stop-gap measure, ft written after he had i wvistd if it is to"Wi5de<br />
he suspects the emergency coastal environment," will act as an important chance to see its effect, ano permanent," wrote Hurley<br />
rule ts being used to pres- LoBlondo wrote In a Nov. environmental safeguard to see how the DSP carried -> Ws Nov. 23 release. "Rn<br />
sure the Legislature into 18 letter to the DEP*s Office until the Legislature passes out the rule, which needs fact is, the emergency rule<br />
favoring the governor's <strong>of</strong> Regulatory Affairs, longterm and cbmprehen- fine tuning, he said.<br />
coastal UMBRU aimmissiou commission propos- prufAis- Therefore, I ask you and slve solutions," he wrote. There has been an out-<br />
al, l which hih has h been b stalled lld In the department to rescind "We need to create a coastal cry,* Hurley said, charging<br />
the Statehouse. . these regulations in favor oi commission and natural the DBP with being<br />
Such a commission a more fair, efficient and resources preservation fund "arbitrary...not reason-<br />
would rule over waterfront effective method <strong>of</strong> protect- to plan, regulate and able."<br />
building. While LoBlondo Ing our natural resources." Hnance the protection <strong>of</strong> the He said he doesn't under*<br />
stand people who complain<br />
In a Nov. 23 release, how- about the DBP, but defend<br />
ever, Hurley's views on the the department when it<br />
edict, at least In part, seem- cones to the coastal comingly<br />
changed,<br />
mission. Coastal commis-<br />
"There's an eld adage: sion opponents such as Rep.<br />
You don't shoot a rabbit Bill Hughes, D.N.J., claim<br />
r •We said<br />
laybetodoeethel<br />
totally opposed „ ... _—<br />
He<br />
Salmon. Tt has created A<br />
latl<br />
tremendous hardship to —.—,—,—»i ro i<br />
owners and small develop* *"fc ,<br />
as. Where coastal houj<br />
That .„„. the Legislature projects <strong>of</strong> 25 unite or Wt<br />
wasn't involved In the deel- required COBBtal Area Ri,<br />
The Nov. 23 release sion is a slap In the face, l«* Review Act (CAFR<br />
refers the edict as "diesaid<br />
the Mlliville-<strong>Ocean</strong> approval previously, mt<br />
Dip's emergency rule * <strong>City</strong> lawmaker. "We felt me new rule, ell small rt<br />
Said Hurley/It's a very that it should go through —»•——•———•— dentlal —«»_ and *w_iii^eommercl sensitive Issue but it's also a the legislative procesi?' developmente are tan*^<br />
very critical Issue." said Salmon In a telephone<br />
Assemblyman Bd Salm- interview. •Government, to<br />
on, D-Cape/Cumberland, be effective, has to be a<br />
Hurley's political foe, partnership with local,<br />
appeared at a hearing last county and state {bodies)."<br />
month with Sen. William Asked what he felt<br />
Gortnley,<br />
Kean's motives were for<br />
pair were united against me issuing the rdicts&Imon «^<<br />
directive. guesswi, 1 don't know — penod,<br />
M fri<br />
development are targets,<br />
Salmon also opined t<br />
governor nay have be<br />
acting In a reflex aetic<br />
•ftft not SUM mis U a<br />
reel," he gala.<br />
The edict, originally<br />
last CO days, has be<br />
expanded to an mdtfln<br />
— LeeBtti<br />
Summer's master plan could undergo<br />
changes before winter in Sea Isle <strong>City</strong><br />
SEA BLB OffY - The Board «mtakin| about the The recently formed<br />
Planning Board Is having norm end, Norm End Improvement<br />
second thoughts about the Being reconsidered U the Association has been an<br />
new master plan.<br />
conttovsnial section calling efieetlve force at meetings<br />
Sections <strong>of</strong> the plan deal- to "down-ioning" dwioning the pre pre- <strong>of</strong> the Commiiiton and<br />
ing with n<strong>of</strong>thend toning dominant!)? dul duplex area,<br />
U S<br />
Board, By its com-<br />
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"Why go through all this ' • • B and the dty should deh<br />
mint its boundaries.<br />
•That's what we're in tt<br />
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The master plan dell<br />
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nlng from 29(h Street nor<br />
to Upper Townshi<br />
McHale belleveB the cuh<br />
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Wocks.<br />
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examine historical and gee<br />
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Planning Board and should<br />
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planner mat high flood ha* Avenue business distrlc<br />
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^ and lad? <strong>of</strong> Mwen should be extended to 33n<br />
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Mayor Michael McHale.<br />
Street, as the new mastc<br />
divelopment In plan states, or if it shout<br />
__Blef plan 19 RPf? ym twiuiBiH rfinMirr-itiiiiiiy<br />
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for change, MeHale saldr has made a lot <strong>of</strong> people<br />
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Public Relations Departi<br />
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Commerce CaroUestj<br />
directed by Waller Preder.<br />
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<strong>Dec</strong> X? at th§ Music<br />
SKittSftt candy canes tar youngstern. 5iK5S^ y JSAe£« ft g p , TteMmiafc at St. Peter's<br />
Walter wiU lead tt* QsHslmas Peeeptt<strong>of</strong>t In to<br />
attdtih« to song and there<br />
will be guest soloists.<br />
The earolfcst is me <strong>of</strong> Aa,<br />
MgWights <strong>of</strong> &e holidays. will also sponsor a<br />
< tour that day, with<br />
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Museum will hold iti -•—-^ --"•<br />
anBuai"'Slndia Day and<br />
Popular "Pickles the and his friends attend as w a bti\eat eoneart for<br />
Clown" will Bnterttin with many dances u possible. e dry's Waves <strong>of</strong> Caring St. PWerti United With- Une Taylor, mezzo soprano;<br />
his magic and pod humor, You don't have to be a drtw far the needy <strong>of</strong> South odlst Church choir and Frank Knauss, tenor, and<br />
M ffSrwmiiErMSBto Willi Shlbl wrd-carrylng Ho<strong>of</strong>er to ,^y AAdiuSon^ d i ill b. b lololitt wUl present Htt- Raymond McAfee, baritone.<br />
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Christmas carols and music.<br />
48 rank Mailer organ. John<br />
The concert will be eapd<br />
for the holidays.<br />
The Christmas portion <strong>of</strong> Gregroy Bate, director <strong>of</strong><br />
by the appearance <strong>of</strong> Santa<br />
Here will" be plmry <strong>of</strong> (he Oratorio will be a sing* MuAc at the church, will<br />
room to dance on the Music along. Music sheets will be conduct.<br />
Her,<br />
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Mac Beth 1B the group<br />
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Fourth <strong>of</strong> July celebration. will be Nthcy Pox Admission 1B free; a free-<br />
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obituaries<br />
C, Newell Atkinson, 87<br />
NORTWTELD — C. Newili Attdnien, 87, <strong>of</strong> Broad<br />
•Street died <strong>Dec</strong>. 5 in the Linweod Convaleteeni Center,<br />
A lawyer, he atttnded Columbia CaUtfe, Tacoma<br />
Park, Md,, and was § graduate <strong>of</strong> theNatlenal Mt&smilty<br />
Law School, Washington, D.C,<br />
Mr. Atkinson was a member <strong>of</strong> Phi Bete Anna ligil<br />
fnitwnily and from 1928 to 1942 wgs tmployed In tht<br />
clerk's <strong>of</strong>flco <strong>of</strong> the U.S. Court <strong>of</strong> Appeals, ta 1M2 to<br />
*1969 he was the aerk <strong>of</strong> the Court, District <strong>of</strong> Columbia<br />
jCeurt <strong>of</strong> Appeals,<br />
! torn in Palatine, Salem County, he moved to tWi dt?<br />
Jin 1971.<br />
! He U survival by a stater, Mary Moore, <strong>of</strong> Somtw<br />
'Point,<br />
• Serviee will be held at the eonvwutnoe <strong>of</strong> m% famuy,<br />
'Entombment will be in BgUngton Gaiden Miuideunu<br />
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William T. Moreiand, 72<br />
THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N J.<br />
T, MOTiland, 72, <strong>of</strong> 903 Seadilf toad, died<br />
Die, 6 at there Memorial Hospital, Somen Point,<br />
A retired jeweler, Mr, Morelahd was the owner <strong>of</strong> A<br />
Mareiand and Son on Samson Street in Philadelphia.<br />
A resident <strong>of</strong> this city for 16 years, he formerly lived In<br />
Glcnside, Pa,<br />
Surviving we his wife, Helenei two sons, William T. Jr.<br />
<strong>of</strong> Marmara, and Robert J. <strong>of</strong> York, Pa,; a daughter,<br />
Sandra Paul <strong>of</strong> Phoenixvtlle, Pa,; a sister, Bessie Rommel<br />
<strong>of</strong> Normandy Rums, Pa.; and six grandchildren.<br />
A memorial service will be held 11 am. Friday at the<br />
Chester J. Wimberg Funeral Home,<br />
Contributions may be tent to the Shore Memorial Hospital,<br />
Canliology Unit, Somers Point, NJ, 08244<br />
Lewis White, 74<br />
ATLANTIC CITY — Uwts White, 74, <strong>of</strong> North Sou*<br />
Carolina Avenue died Nov. 15 at his resident,<br />
Mr. While was a security guard for Wells-Fargo Inc. in<br />
Reg.<br />
S44 95<br />
3/8" Variable<br />
SPIED DRILL<br />
Reg. $42.65<br />
Sale $34.95<br />
r^<br />
M£HP<br />
M/4 M<br />
CIRCULAR SAW<br />
Model 7308<br />
Sale<br />
$36.99<br />
Modil7180 Modi! 7447<br />
RGfl. $56.95<br />
$299 ii<br />
BELTSANOER<br />
, Utf<br />
$45.95<br />
70 Light<br />
Midget Sot<br />
Clear w muHkot<strong>of</strong>ed indeef/g*<br />
feJiM j h ^ r i<br />
HIM<br />
13/0 Horw Power<br />
ROUTER<br />
s.(.$129.95<br />
^<br />
V',<br />
• * ^<br />
AtolkQ^. He l«td to <strong>Ocean</strong> OJy BMtt <strong>of</strong> to We<br />
where he worked at The Flanders HotrfftB* cook<br />
Bom to Brout, N-Y,, he unwed Ntt flaw years «go,<br />
Thae tw no immediate survival.<br />
Graveside tervtoi will be nafln today fttrtlMday)« the<br />
AttanHc Q^ CiB»t«y, MeasanwUto.<br />
Arrangements are by the Gveenfdge Funeral Hene,<br />
Atlantic <strong>City</strong>.<br />
Charles A. Preisendanz, 61<br />
Beesleys Point died <strong>Dec</strong>. 5 «t his home, ^t<br />
A longtime resident <strong>of</strong> Ms community, he was barn In<br />
Magnolia.<br />
Mr. Prcisendanz was a sales engineer for General tttetrie<br />
tn Philadelphia for 42 yearn<br />
A 32nd Degree Scottish Mason, he was a member <strong>of</strong><br />
th« <strong>Ocean</strong> aty Maionic Lodge No. E Be alia was a<br />
mgmbir <strong>of</strong> th« Ototes Assedalian, At 8.V. Good<br />
Chapter <strong>of</strong> Quarter Century dub, the Btun Society and<br />
the Sodety <strong>of</strong> Iron and Steel Engineers, 1 ell el PhUadelphla.<br />
Surviving arc his wife, Betty Jean; a daughter,<br />
AWM, at home; a stepson, Hennetti Meni* olttmto<br />
Conn.; and a sister, Isabel Samuel <strong>of</strong> Haddon Heights.<br />
Service and burial wore private, AjMngemenft «m<br />
by the Godfrey Funeral Home <strong>of</strong> Palermo.<br />
Therese M, Wallace, 86<br />
SOMERS POINT - Thereee M. Wallace, 86, died <strong>Dec</strong>.<br />
5 at Shore Memorial Hospital.<br />
Bom in Philadelphia, Mm Wallace lived In <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong><br />
before moving here 11 yean ago.<br />
She was a member <strong>of</strong> Christ Episcopal Church.<br />
She is survived by two daughters, June W. Zlndel <strong>of</strong><br />
Somert Point and Jean W. Connelly <strong>of</strong> King <strong>of</strong> Rrusrii,<br />
Pa.; a son, Charles W. Wilson <strong>of</strong> Phllndelphla, eight<br />
grandchildren; and 14 great-Rrandchildren. ,<br />
Burial Office and Ho[y EucharlBt will be otfered at 10<br />
a.m, today (Thursday) at Christ Bptecopal Church.<br />
Burial Willie In Northwood Cemetery, Philadelphia.<br />
Arrangements are by the Godfrey Funeral Home.<br />
Contributions may be sent to Christ Episcopal Church,<br />
157 Shore Road, Somere Point 08244.<br />
Dorothy Hama, SO<br />
DeroAy J, Hama, 80, <strong>of</strong> 4916 Wtst Am, died Dee. 7 in<br />
aMtailHdMttl aoreMetaorialHdMttl' , '„<br />
Bom n Philadelphia, she was a longtime resident <strong>of</strong><br />
fte^HU,^, before movtoj hen 10 y«« ago. -<br />
iHm. -Itotta was k rettuidl mnpuc&ee far iw8mf»<br />
b<br />
y t t j i<br />
Co.<br />
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Philadelphia<br />
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where ih* w«(»«d<br />
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30<br />
Su«rtvtoga» «»^uAt«f,<br />
ttrtll<br />
Marlon A, Boo« <strong>of</strong> O^n<br />
Qw a te<strong>of</strong>ter, D«ialTl^serWiaw rt Up^ ^*y»<br />
UMP1R tOWNSWP - OxwAm A. ftttaiftdani, 61, tit P»,f Aree Mi, rac^eline Steeta <strong>of</strong> Aldan, Pa.t Btoaftirf<br />
Moore <strong>of</strong> Na^es,Ba;, and Olive Robertshaw <strong>of</strong> Wyftftewood.<br />
Pa.; Wro grandsons, and two greahpani'!<br />
children.<br />
Hdy Eucharist and Burial Offlca w»U be said 11 aat<br />
&wrday to Ae St. John's BvangeUsr 1 Episo^al ChupA^<br />
Lansdowne, Pa. Burial wUl be to ArltagWn Cemetery,<br />
DlHaPa<br />
DrexelHaPa.<br />
Amngementsareby Ae Godfrey Puneral Home.<br />
Memorial eonWbulioni may be made to Holy Trinity<br />
Episcopal Church Memorial fund, 30th Street and Bay<br />
Avenue, <strong>Ocean</strong> Cfty, 08226; or Shore Memorial Hospl-<br />
^f Sotnew Point<br />
Public NOIICG<br />
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CLEANERS<br />
20% OP ALL SERVICES OPENIN'G DAY<br />
<strong>Dec</strong>.12,*<br />
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ONE DAY SERVICE with MORNING DROP-OFF<br />
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Middle Township High<br />
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their two sons;<br />
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Ci(yv with<br />
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the University af Rich-<br />
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arts degree In economies<br />
from Lyeonlng College,<br />
WIlllamBport, Pa,, where he<br />
w«l ft member ol the ._<br />
»Uy football and track<br />
teams.<br />
Dinner Specials Daily<br />
From $4.50<br />
All dlnnom Include salad ftfiirllo bread<br />
fmsh Hom§mael§ aotps Daily<br />
Homemade Manlcottl<br />
Usagna-Ravioli<br />
^rifi^yoth^dlshes<br />
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PAGE 14 — SECTION ONE THE SRNT1NV:1>I .KnrJKR. nrRAN CITVt NJ. - THURSDAY. 1>«CBMBKR »> IM<br />
CITIZENS<br />
(continued from page I)<br />
family community and<br />
'family resort," said Qowley.<br />
an Atianttc County<br />
gnvommint <strong>of</strong>ficial and tettig<br />
chairrnan <strong>of</strong> the laeil<br />
Plarmlng Board.<br />
Higher taxes would result<br />
from the oliminatton <strong>of</strong> city<br />
fvenn sudi as the annual<br />
baby parede, he oplried in<br />
the written itatoment,<br />
Thest are the events that<br />
identify <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> as a<br />
ipoc A! place. The things<br />
W\al make people want h><br />
tnmc hero to rent summer<br />
apartments and Spend their<br />
tnoney," said Rick Travers,<br />
mother steering committee<br />
member and publisher <strong>of</strong><br />
The SandPdptr, "Instead <strong>of</strong><br />
taking a hatchet to the city's<br />
public relations efforfy, we<br />
should be looking for new<br />
ways to help OWMBQW the<br />
TVavere has bttn on the<br />
Tourism Development<br />
Commission, which u»os<br />
mercantile feei to promote<br />
the city as a touri|t desHna-<br />
Hon. The commission, he<br />
notes, was oeated by the<br />
Legislature to supplemtnt<br />
touHsin idverUstng efforts,<br />
but not to replace the dty 1 !<br />
own efforts.<br />
Crowley critidaed CTTs<br />
proposal to leave the<br />
W.900 budgeted tor the<br />
<strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> Pops Coneart on<br />
the Music Pier, untouched,<br />
while calling for oth«r pro-<br />
S(MpS <strong>On</strong>! warm up at<br />
PIZZA * STEAKS • SUBS * DAIRY BAR<br />
MON, Meatball Sub W/friee a soda Mti»m $3>flfc<br />
TUBfc Pepper & Egg Sub W/otmese, fries, boda 4&80<br />
wet), Eggplant Parrtiltildna Sub w/fries & Beda-.m<br />
Ufl.ChickehPe<br />
OPEN<br />
DAILY<br />
TIL<br />
10 P.M.<br />
.OO,<br />
.0G,<br />
'izza 2 siloes & soda. JIJF<br />
.I'Julian Sub w/ i >....,....». ..».».. J<br />
hiii or t<br />
CLIP THIS COUPON T-.T.<br />
J 1.00 <strong>of</strong>f Large Pie<br />
MHlMipw INollord.nv.ty)<br />
ism a Mbury At«.,Oe*mOttv<br />
CAPE MAY COUNTY'S<br />
LARGEST<br />
APPLIANCE DEALER<br />
S I M M - i'i ii;<br />
ELECTIiiCAL CONrHACIOFIR<br />
nESIDENIIAL AND COMMiiHCIAI<br />
900 ASBUPIY AVENUIr, OCEAN CITY<br />
399-1598 11 I i-iC<br />
NO-FROsT Refrigerator<br />
grams to be eliminated altogether,<br />
suited the release. •<br />
"We have to question<br />
PIT's priorities he,rf. It<br />
seems that they believe in<br />
cutting programs that <strong>of</strong>ter<br />
people enjoy, just as long as<br />
theirs are untouched.*<br />
COCP members include<br />
*«sid(ints with a variety <strong>of</strong><br />
backgrounds and interests,<br />
according to the group's literature.<br />
"Our membership represent*<br />
many different<br />
interests — various community<br />
involvements, political<br />
affiliations, economic backgrounds,<br />
personal Interests,"<br />
wrote Maryann s<br />
president <strong>of</strong> the OoMn <strong>City</strong> and W5LT-PM general m»r commissioner Dave member Lynn Rybield* B«- John aecartott, buriww-<br />
School Board.<br />
manager Nedy D, Crowltyi<br />
tMA* |ewd> buri-<br />
COCP lists as members Gallery owners Larry<br />
nesswbiaan Lenore Brady,<br />
Uvtk Crtge,<br />
some prominent <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> DeLany and Mary DeLany,<br />
businessman Charles Mttr-<br />
residents;<br />
accountant Tom Lan- Other mamben indudtt phy, bttiiniwman Bddt Biv-<br />
Steering committee memcheney, former councilman businesswoman Carolyn Un, school baud member UkePrTmettbert.caCT<br />
bars Include: Attorney Don and motel owner BiU Mais, Murphy, businessman Herb and guesthouse operator membew have been attend-<br />
Charles, businesswoman motel owner Phil Perri, Brownies, firefighter Mike Pat Harris, businessman ing <strong>City</strong> GottfteU budget<br />
Jean Crotty, Sun publisher amusement owner and ter- Gellor, PUnnnig Board Wayne Dotforman, ttaeher sessions.<br />
DRAG ISLAND<br />
(continued from page 1) almost Identical condemns* Coneerns over the envi- He said he plans to advise Drag Island, which la pri-<br />
been trying to acquire the Uon attempt to be thrown ronment prompted the Mt client to appeal the decimarily man-made, was cre-<br />
piece "for ages* from Cur- out <strong>of</strong> court about three Zoning Mid recently to sion In Superior Court ated in the 1950s during the<br />
rie, « PhUadelphii resident years ago, Mott said, turn down « pith to turn because he Considers the construction <strong>of</strong> the Garden<br />
described by his lawyer as Mott notes that on behalf Dwg Island Into a combina- Boards decision arbitrary<br />
an 88-year-old recluse. <strong>of</strong> his client he applied to tion Btngle-famlly/ttwlna and not reflective <strong>of</strong> the T1\e sAeduiid court date<br />
Although he had no tor- the Somerg Point Zoning development.<br />
record.<br />
for the DBF's eandittnitten<br />
Lanchoney, a member <strong>of</strong><br />
mal position at pressbme, Board <strong>of</strong> Adjustment last In denying two ptoposed Board members were also<br />
the steering committee and<br />
Curried attorney, Joel Mott month to develop the sec- use vartancee to allow 12 worried that Currie didn't<br />
m, tadtaated he will object tion between the highways single-family units and 243intend<br />
to develop the land,<br />
and attempt to block this as 243 boat slips.<br />
boat slips, Board members but rather was using the<br />
latest condemnation<br />
BARRACKS<br />
The sttte, however is said they were not con- application as an attempt to<br />
Objections caused an <strong>of</strong>fering Just $13400 for the vinced they should deviate Improve his defense against (continued from page 1)<br />
parcel — enough to buy from the strict standards <strong>of</strong> the state's condemnation Mt). Cary BurfeUo, who<br />
perhaps half a boat-slip, the flood district zone. efforts.<br />
directs the State Police field<br />
Mott said,<br />
Mott argued that that by Before condemnation Was operation! <strong>of</strong>fice, laid there<br />
not changing the allowed dewiled, over 200,000 cubic Is no new Information on<br />
use and by toning uplands yards <strong>of</strong> island sand Was where the hill-fledged bar-<br />
as a flood district, the city, scheduled to be trucked to racks will be located,<br />
In effect, was taking the <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> for a beachflU although Capt. Raymond<br />
land without compensation. project.<br />
Trent, also <strong>of</strong> fleW opera*<br />
Uons, said the Ust <strong>of</strong> possible<br />
sites has been narrowed<br />
te"«coupli."<br />
MARMORA SEAFOOD<br />
Police <strong>of</strong>ficials are now<br />
looking for n (ho best deal,-<br />
Trent addecl, and that the<br />
final ilte should be known<br />
by the Unit the temporary<br />
bamckslB established.<br />
WE INCLUDE IN OUR PRICE<br />
• MiUi bfiUVUHV IM OWN f HAItiNa AflBA<br />
Notion ft<strong>of</strong>rfgatotor<br />
14.3 cw ft, Capacity' Tex<<br />
n<br />
SPACEMAKER II'"<br />
Microwave Oven<br />
--rr.<br />
bum In appeatam * Wide, A cu. t wan eaV&y,<br />
lavete.'3'V<br />
and labor. |<br />
Eureka Upright<br />
CLEANING Range<br />
toen<br />
CookfDp<br />
Mr*<br />
THIS WEEK'S SPECIALS<br />
FRIED OYSTER<br />
PLAHER<br />
Heavy lobbying at the<br />
state, county and local lev*<br />
sis over several years<br />
resulted In a $1.8 million<br />
state budget appropriation<br />
ftf a baitdcka to cover<br />
Upper Township, Dennis<br />
Township and woodbine<br />
— communities without<br />
municipal police which rely<br />
on state police patrols bawd<br />
in Port Norris, Cumberland<br />
County,<br />
The Woodbine building,<br />
located at Franklin Street<br />
and Monroe Avenue, was<br />
hone to the Woodbine<br />
Police Department until the<br />
force was disbanded by<br />
Complete Dally<br />
Lunch & Dinner Menu<br />
TacoTues.&Thurs.<br />
are back<br />
1946<br />
900 Shore Rd.,Somer«W,,NJ.* 9i<br />
IffiQISTER TO WIM<br />
THIS HOLIDAY PRESENT<br />
A NIGHT At<br />
"THE<br />
PHANTOM<br />
0FTHE ii<br />
0)<br />
- w<br />
tHURSDAY* DECRMBSR «, Ufift THE SKNtlNKL^LEttGlSR* OCEAN OTYV NJ. PACK 15—SECltONONK<br />
Tougher fire code enforcement being considered in Somers Point<br />
SOMERS POINT -The<br />
city h con^dering eowprehenslV«<br />
enftircanei\t <strong>of</strong> Ate<br />
state Uniform Rre Oode tn<br />
a proposed move which<br />
would extend fire safety<br />
rulestoallbuslnessetinthe<br />
dtytf approved.<br />
aty Covmdl has set aside<br />
for more study a plan to<br />
annually enforce state Bre<br />
KILL<br />
(continued torn patoe 1)<br />
dose <strong>of</strong>f from the Gardens<br />
to the end <strong>of</strong> the parade<br />
route at 3 p.m. Free parking<br />
in the southend shoutd be<br />
supplied tnd jtpp would<br />
accommodah! celebranta<br />
The route should be<br />
shortened and the parade<br />
should be earUferv was the<br />
Idea <strong>of</strong> many.<br />
Several called for support<br />
police from neighboring<br />
towns. Some proposed a<br />
cancellation <strong>of</strong> a year or<br />
more to allow for better<br />
planning and A "cooling<br />
A very few respondents<br />
favored leaving it be.<br />
<strong>On</strong>e wroMt "Leave it<br />
alone! Every festival <strong>of</strong><br />
100,000 people, in every<br />
part <strong>of</strong> the World, sooner or<br />
later will have Injuries and,<br />
unfortunately, something<br />
more serious. Are we to live<br />
In a sterile box? The absolute<br />
paranoia that's developing<br />
U\ communities today<br />
are hermetically sealing <strong>of</strong>i<br />
our light while outside lie<br />
dark, malignant-fears <strong>of</strong><br />
death and dying, This is far<br />
than festivals which<br />
throughout history have<br />
helpetf instill In man a life<br />
spirit,"<br />
The Suggestion Box dip*<br />
flnd-eend survey appeared<br />
on the Sentinel's front page<br />
Nov. 17, and on tits cdltorl^page<strong>Dec</strong>,<br />
1.<br />
The responses will be<br />
turned over to Oty Council.<br />
A new question will be<br />
asked next week.<br />
^<br />
0*«'<br />
OPEN<br />
YEAR HOUND .CLOSED MON,<br />
NEW HRS: TiMt^Suit 4 pM. t p.m.<br />
Sat. ft Sun. 9-2 thn 44<br />
Just Plain Good Dinners<br />
Served with Soup or Salad, Potato, Vocable & Roll<br />
Grilled Liver & <strong>On</strong>ions<br />
iiuBUmmdfkhtmavaUaUi tmtiufsd In imttud V MM<br />
Fried Flounder Open Face Roast Beef<br />
aoidtH brown out flmotful, Ttiidtr roast buf<br />
iervedwUtt a dettcbUi tartar laux with rich gm)<br />
fimmm tfsmmm ^P*mmt»M<br />
Fried Chicken<br />
ItgiulybattereJ<br />
Smoke Ham<br />
UwAjfU<br />
pttieoppti louei<br />
*„!<br />
'"^>t,<br />
instructed to study *e tnea- Show Memorial Hospital, struction Official Allen<br />
in the dty other than »Ure proposed by <strong>City</strong> theaters and "all structures Shirts, ere no* regularly<br />
oted dUig<br />
considered a high risk to' Inspected hew. Fire Inspee-<br />
Under cuvi«tot vegula* the public in «a*c <strong>of</strong> Ore. tion occurs here only vmen<br />
At o recent Council's lions, regular tntoecttons— According to state there Is a change <strong>of</strong> owner-<br />
meeting* in ordmantt M«s which occur At feast tatttt' authoritlfes. New Jersey ship, he said. »<br />
tbld tabled ovet confusion fsi ftbowt about ally — nrfe conducted here muntclpflllttes have the under the proposed law,<br />
what the city's fire Mde by the skate Bureau <strong>of</strong> IPlre option to ta take^tt those all tnspeetions, including<br />
enforcement «*Ugattoh» are, Safety for KMtalled life responsibilities «r let the those made now by the<br />
under state law. <strong>City</strong> Solic- hazard uses,* t*e grouping state doth.<br />
state, would be the respon-<br />
Itor Jeffery April waa covers restaurants, motels, All other uses, said Con* sibility <strong>of</strong>, Somors Point's<br />
Department <strong>of</strong> licenses and<br />
Inspections.<br />
LEGISLATIVE NOTES<br />
Annual fees would range<br />
TOURISM DROP SEEN LIFEQUARD EXEMPTION 8AYTOLLBOOTHS<br />
IN STATE SHORTFALL ABVANCE8 IN SENATE CHANCES ARE'REMOTE<br />
A $1M ttUUon revenue , Legislation that would<br />
shortfoll for the \m bud- exempt owners <strong>of</strong> small<br />
getv Announced by the gov- hotels, motels and campernor's<br />
<strong>of</strong>fice recently, u at grounds in Cape May<br />
least In part being buried County from swimming<br />
on saggfcg summer ML* pool regulations wai<br />
ness. , released from a Senate corn-<br />
About $70 million or the mlttee this past Thursday,<br />
full figure was attributed to Sponsored by Senate<br />
te t rnu hrtfall Minority Leader Jamee<br />
Hurley, RCope/Cumberland,<br />
fiie bill would allow<br />
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PAGE 16—SECTION ONE not SENTlNEL^miER, OCEAN CIl Y, N J. THURSDAY, I>EG1EMBKR 8, UM<br />
WW*H<br />
For the museum, a new home is history in the making<br />
ByLEESTEELE<br />
S S l L d Sff<br />
soon as thty were farced<br />
<strong>of</strong> "<br />
on the wooden m<br />
wUl wicker chair in a einmA<br />
derblockbuildtngf Mr.<br />
MwittA<br />
The FHends <strong>of</strong> She <strong>Ocean</strong><br />
<strong>City</strong> Hiiterical Mustum where the 'museum had will have "a room in the<br />
made history themselves bwh sines its inception on modern, spadous, dtoaterecently<br />
when they made<br />
|uno22,1964, controlled eomlbrt <strong>of</strong> fc«<br />
settlement on a ''new"<br />
,,,,,. , ,, forthcoming Cultural Oenheadquarters.<br />
TVe¥» doing this on our - ,.-.--<br />
The museum'i home,<br />
own,* says Kfrk Marts, a more than an interto head-<br />
sailing Sunday, <strong>Dec</strong>, 18,<br />
will be a post-Virtoritn<br />
studio and news photcgraph<br />
houM at 12th and Wesley. -rE' ij ». i u ,,J "Theftlends<strong>of</strong>Aernitaf.<br />
Paid for largely with pri- Tht old school building, ^ Museum<br />
vate donations, the building<br />
leakyMOIandaU,mson- Wgowlthbo^<br />
on a 60-fbot corner lot has<br />
demnsd and demoUshod In f^ hbu8i „<br />
S r<br />
two full stories, a garage, "BfS "*^» «» *-. anHquesandwriMmthtfr<br />
p proper gMnit ncKattiut<br />
two siEable pordiei, two<br />
large holly totes, and a was raised betew ipid|je 0^0^ wim M As paperwork on the museum'i niw home's eeWemem Is eonroteted, Lewis Maw-<br />
$100,000 mortgage, Lu<br />
AU but the latter are<br />
things the Friends want to<br />
keep.<br />
The group, which exhibit!<br />
bits and pieces <strong>of</strong> <strong>Ocean</strong><br />
<strong>City</strong>'s past, has so far raised<br />
$13,000, according to<br />
Friends president Bob<br />
Marts and his wife, Doris,<br />
who is museum curator, A<br />
fund-raiser began almost as<br />
th ^j und - r » l8l ns much auAentteity as pwsi- eon. preskteM ot Oeoan <strong>City</strong> Savlnos and Loan, is fiinktd by Friends ot the <strong>Ocean</strong><br />
viueg began. The open ble. The museum am time c >*y Htrtortea! MU8§um itonrtary Jtittne BrorJtf ifti prttMtttt Bob MtWtB,<br />
^ i K ^^ M ^ ta<br />
will be the first in<br />
«vty<br />
uJ<br />
While the ntw mu«um Stt ^ fief «d to<br />
lacks the quaint Victorian- fflMS in a wldwipen room,<br />
era neighborhood <strong>of</strong> the The house wUfsirve as"t<br />
Wesley Avenue Mhool m warmer, more appropriate<br />
bloda nwtMN hop H showeaiw tor t&r many<br />
doser to tht boardwalk and exhibits, which range horn<br />
may beeomt an adjunct post cards to Bindla cargo.<br />
attfacttori to teurtits. Signs "Whew can TOU nut a<br />
he hou «' ^<br />
South Jersey Regional Theatre<br />
sky Aw., Soi«tB IVint,<br />
m<br />
/<br />
fttl catalogutd the design in<br />
1982, It had no name and an<br />
uncertain Uneagt. Tbdty, RESERVATIONS • 653-0553<br />
according to mt/dUrHat It Is Uve Equity Ptotosiornl Theatre<br />
one <strong>of</strong> the most recognised<br />
l<br />
foursquare Is the<br />
preeminent post-Victorian<br />
type?)aMerdJBi to thi /our-<br />
J • This post-Vk;torlnn house<br />
, Historical Mueeum,<br />
UonK-flrtibium<br />
eraktr/owmf<br />
DO-fT-YOURSeLF PR0JECT9<br />
If you're really handy<br />
around the house, aeoompBfthed<br />
In cafp«ntry and<br />
•Mi (a follow a MtpM<br />
and turn N Mis i fMthtd<br />
projflol, ptrhipi you've<br />
tent l<strong>of</strong>M worK amund<br />
your hsnw< Mayfai you fitf<br />
Ishid hi tesifnMi @f Jiid ><br />
a flto floor, (t iMtM Wrrffla H<br />
you can get ptoimttmei<br />
mm,<br />
Out II you're not to<br />
handy, those do-H-yourwd<br />
prejasfi may Be POKIKICL<br />
The Oifi0# you WAM6d to<br />
vMtt InW fl pfayroqm W<strong>On</strong> I<br />
odd to tftf vatoa o* your<br />
home If ffi& pdt)§Uf\Q<br />
do<strong>of</strong> fff fif n0nf ft tfKf COf'<br />
^ Of 0)9 n00nn|| (fflps<br />
fimfn tn fnSmwm Can w<br />
kit to a tioppi job Artd<br />
you team mat IT* worth<br />
Two waekt ind three days<br />
until ChrtiAuii and the aisles<br />
are humming at Circle Liquor<br />
Store, Out traditional Canter<br />
Aisle il again showplace <strong>of</strong><br />
gift packaged wines ind<br />
ilqu<strong>of</strong>i from avety comet <strong>of</strong><br />
the world. Here we take tho<br />
opportunity <strong>of</strong> presenting<br />
truly unu»ual gifts for the<br />
"hafd"to-plea»e"tolkion<br />
your llit,<br />
Ou luppllm (torn this<br />
country md abroad have<br />
truly mado tltlf litian'i<br />
otferiflg* • truly ipedaculur dljpky, Ouf reinforced<br />
Mu<strong>of</strong>lai Ktatf li «n hand to <strong>of</strong>fer advice<br />
and help, If your load Is heavy, let u» help carry<br />
your pm&m to your m, tiptsM hoUefay gift<br />
vmpmg 1» part 0/our ctutomer tarvtog.<br />
if you hava dl/fkulty lit your selections, we<br />
rnggW a Circle Liquor Gift Certificate. Bring<br />
your Master Charge
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*}» 4—SECTION TWO HOI SENTtNEL-LKIMiKR, OCfcAN CH Y, N J. TlUtRSD A Yv DECEMBER «,!*»<br />
Here are recipes for museiim open-house cookies<br />
ByMAWEHUBEd<br />
Social Edit<strong>of</strong><br />
to the<br />
£ The aroma <strong>of</strong> ginger and "H'cre mil also be a holi-<br />
COOKING CONMECTION<br />
vye will pass alohg the recipe<br />
In eate ffito would like<br />
to try them tor the holidays.<br />
At Minds <strong>of</strong> the '0 local historical homos, to<br />
<strong>of</strong>! the museum's whfich<br />
they dor •ate as<br />
refwshmants<br />
1for<br />
ineeHngs<br />
'Una. iiciaiu* BR and ispecial<br />
furictioiiisbymi<br />
lulls and $2.50 formustsum.<br />
Sewnal<br />
\mntes,<br />
* <strong>of</strong>* #^ kL.*t~ _ _ i__*__^___ U^U^te «•inder<br />
12, Advance availlable<br />
Witti<br />
tea, will be<br />
•e SB adults and<br />
M««Uftem)li39W«sloyAvc, S1.W rMdren,<br />
available at <strong>of</strong>fered durtn; I * e o^i during the annual fair.<br />
urile, §44 Asbury houis.<br />
COOKIES<br />
2 tsp. vanilla<br />
- - - | i .<br />
\ Rose Words A Th•<br />
potato cookies<br />
1^ hdd th« Bnany artifacts Musk. fH 3 Aibury Ave,; the an imade<br />
byHIMse<br />
Ban-<br />
mm the termer museum In OpinH« ; When! morist, CTOfti , one <strong>of</strong> B* XM isthftst"<br />
hi Ud Wesley Avenue 34 tb PIT* >l and West Ave- esses and still •<br />
*Ml1bitWi«\3ri«nd4fh "ue.<br />
the museum. liifl<br />
' rt»», which ws declared ^w«l I the musaum'. alwaysT^etomeaddK; "«*« «* *» «»**• ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ . f t *<br />
fivoHtp wdpes tar oooWeB Uvw In the Midwest.<br />
SPECIAL!<br />
ger in (he dough at<br />
•ntae houM a deUghiftil (B&tterwimMVerystlHJ [:i.yi<br />
uoma. Drop by founded let- '"<br />
So when you stop by to spoonfuls onto ungrtased<br />
visit th§ new guarte» be cookie sheet, Flatten with nj»w<br />
SUM to ttite one w au o! bottom <strong>of</strong> goblet. w jul« Mabel ftrti, lott, and Betty Quald Mm Chrtitmii t»t tor th§ annul! Ojlin <strong>City</strong><br />
W<br />
fte house tour. TMs week for 18 to IB minutei, ^g |n Hit ntw ^Jirtm<br />
AH Repairs <strong>On</strong> Any (1) <strong>On</strong>a Appliance<br />
Remove to .v»<br />
SIUUR p<br />
Y I 3iWW with this coupon.<br />
No Labor Charge • Coupon Must Bo Presented at time <strong>of</strong> Repairs<br />
Ulmer's Appliance Service<br />
wnwihn/Manual, 1889<br />
Hungry Savers<br />
Fund/50*<br />
Hungry Savers<br />
Fund/25*<br />
Investor rtssbook<br />
Itiwtot Account<br />
MotiQ'Market<br />
Chaldng<br />
3130 ASBURY AVENUE<br />
_ OCEAN CITY<br />
MASTER BARKER<br />
PAULHOPFMAN.SR.<br />
3-Month CO '* A3L<br />
CLIP AND SAVE.<br />
$50,000<br />
$25,000<br />
$2,J00<br />
LfiMON SQUARES Preheat oven to 850<br />
dej^iB.<br />
or until no Indention<br />
Vi c. margarine or butter, ahd powdored lugar. Press<br />
aftaiid ftaiid<br />
Bftixfiiifs wixfuift Into into uniifiMed uftttifiMod wt tate 1W Inch sipiMik<br />
square 8*Stf <strong>of</strong> %2-toA Yield 24.<br />
Vk * powde»d sugar<br />
Cheek us e^i M nert time<br />
^tfw in thf mariert for W^w<br />
^ ^i^ fi<br />
;^ui^# OT #Wve ft. Sdect<br />
from a variety <strong>of</strong> options, and<br />
choose the one that best fits your<br />
fior as litt^ as $50ft airf ^ek a<br />
tcrm<strong>of</strong> anywhere from 3 months<br />
;<br />
4 ^ ^ ^ ^<br />
LUMBER/ACM<br />
lc. sugar<br />
lc. shortening (Crisco)<br />
lc. dark molasses<br />
f«i8» _,<br />
1 tsp. soda<br />
1 tip, salt<br />
2 tsp. cinnamon<br />
4 c. sifted flour<br />
Cream together the sugar<br />
and shortening. Add molisses<br />
and unbeaten cgg«. Mix<br />
weU.<br />
Sift together dry Ingredients<br />
and stir Into sugar mixture.<br />
Pinch oilsmallballl<strong>of</strong><br />
dough (walnut size) and<br />
shape; may be dipped In<br />
sugar before baking.<br />
Place balls on greased<br />
This redpe makes four<br />
dozen large s<strong>of</strong>t cooklei.<br />
Hie dough will keep in the<br />
feW|Wattf. ,<br />
Yield four dozen large<br />
(s<strong>of</strong>t) cookies,<br />
Note: The dough will<br />
keep indeftnetiy In the<br />
fefrigeratoTi<br />
Essay contest<br />
winners are<br />
Twp, residents<br />
Two Qem drtp ft^h<br />
School 8€nl<strong>of</strong>ti Ms Uppfir<br />
Township wMfau were<br />
awarded $1,000 icholatm$i<br />
f fcii^ift<br />
entries In an eflday ooittMt<br />
•<br />
oi Auraton too* top pn|e*.<br />
fw e^wya on the tmfti In<br />
which th
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it<br />
d<br />
The Sentinel-Ledger<br />
editorials/comment<br />
on with it<br />
- ft Is Ume to end debate on Memorial Park<br />
The various sides on the issue have bem presented<br />
The use <strong>of</strong> the field bounded by Wesley, <strong>Ocean</strong>, 5th<br />
and 6th has been hashed out over the past several<br />
years. Most recently, the proposal was advanced by<br />
some private dtizens to relocate Manorial Park to<br />
:the site <strong>of</strong> the old Wesley Avenue school and use the<br />
;-land for a high school playing Reid.<br />
1 <strong>On</strong>e side <strong>of</strong> the argument Is that the school district<br />
'badly needs more recreational areas, It seems to us<br />
there are sufficient playing fields. Maybe not the<br />
Ideal amount <strong>of</strong> space, but then one does have to<br />
consider the ultra-tight quarters we are In here In<br />
tightly-developed <strong>Ocean</strong> aty.<br />
The other side <strong>of</strong> the coin is that the ana represents<br />
hallowed ground because <strong>of</strong> Its dedication to tin<br />
memory <strong>of</strong> dtems who have given thtir lives far<br />
their country. We don't necessarily support that<br />
view; after all, there are no graves to move, only<br />
memorial granite and bride<br />
What few seem to be mentioning is that elected<br />
and appointed <strong>of</strong>ficials — following public debate —<br />
decided a few yean ago that the Memorial Park area<br />
was to be a so-called passive recreational park In<br />
fact! tens <strong>of</strong> thousands <strong>of</strong> doUan in state moneys<br />
went into what is there today.<br />
Tht decision then was Out the city needed open<br />
apace, a place tor people to walk and talk without<br />
fear <strong>of</strong> being hit In tho head by balls or fttobees. We<br />
wanted a park We paid tor a park We have a park<br />
lite issue is behind us. Let us be concentrating our<br />
opinions, talents and moneys on problems teeing us.<br />
Irs Ume to move forward.<br />
•ketches<br />
Thursday, Dumber 8, IMS<br />
<strong>On</strong>e branch <strong>of</strong> gDv't<br />
you could do without<br />
next 10 yum.<br />
Vmm<br />
revenues in m p y<br />
tor cf the<br />
bustoess atmosphew b b net net<br />
the answer, ft bad b\veftw»t<br />
is the answer,<br />
DewMr. August ft was reported in previous<br />
1 itad vm ma in myartkkBthatyouWenojustifl<br />
c tklnprtlftthld<br />
a t k r a p e n d i<br />
vidual return <strong>of</strong> parking<br />
totwIatoteitejW^ locations, but I vwuld like to<br />
the fifing Authority la Mtd<br />
ameotttawiatt tottlh<br />
city compel yc*i to print<br />
Ai far MI m concerned,<br />
quarterly hHurnS from indi-<br />
il«Mal« Authority tatf»<br />
vidual parking bttttoni, so<br />
branch <strong>of</strong> government nit I<br />
we can Judge What you are<br />
would do twty with in<br />
and what you do.<br />
O t t l<br />
for the OouVctt to shirk thefr I wn particularly interested<br />
duty and pa* It onto anoth- In the parking lot m 3«h<br />
cf.ftlstheywhoihouldoon Street thatevidenlly does not<br />
trol all the moneys coming exist anymore—or does it? t<br />
Into the metered dry, and fttm<br />
interested in how we<br />
itttust rittrttit^ llita tut iiii 1 iii<br />
U they who should provide Come worn BUS propBtyt<br />
thepwi<strong>On</strong>gf^l^MW^- hew much it costs, how<br />
cd.<br />
much was spent on It, and<br />
till enforcement <strong>of</strong> thehow<br />
much Income was fen-<br />
meters »ndp»rldM 1B « duty enMed?<br />
bf the Pence Department, 1 want figures to aec if<br />
and the Parking Authority<br />
jDU full a p'ffPilnilp tlSlyl Of<br />
divides the tow enfatement<br />
the government with your<br />
agency In the dty into two<br />
own Income and open cheek-<br />
separate eMWies.<br />
book<br />
Haw can you powribiy<br />
DomldCFmdim<br />
hat you are contem*<br />
Marcus Hook, Pa.<br />
nUQlQulB PHTHl Qmj^<br />
Space* Micort <strong>of</strong> $1>M)<br />
per space. 1 have been m the<br />
itcminting buriness for 35<br />
yew*, built does not wke an<br />
From several perspectives, moving Memorial Park makes good sense<br />
Editor, Sentinil-Lidgert<br />
In response to Mr. Mad*<br />
Intel's litter <strong>of</strong> <strong>Dec</strong>, 1, and<br />
since you chow not to differentiate<br />
between my" son<br />
and myself, even though<br />
your edirorUl staff is weU<br />
aware <strong>of</strong> the difference<br />
between the "Mr. Banner<br />
(8r.)( who it supposedly<br />
spearheading an historic<br />
preservation movement"<br />
and the Mr, Benner 0r J<br />
who proposes to move<br />
memorial field to the old<br />
Wesley Avenue school site<br />
— allow mg to darify my<br />
position.<br />
My Interest Is historic<br />
preservation as a function<br />
at heritage education, a<br />
sense <strong>of</strong> community and the<br />
prevention <strong>of</strong> that which<br />
sociologists have termed<br />
*ennui,' r regard to toc^ .transportation<br />
In <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong>, your<br />
reply to my request tor<br />
longer hours and expanded<br />
School from 1948 to 1984in<br />
the'New Jersey National the area as a ground for thepeople<br />
lacrltoed, usually tn occurred at this site. honor and respect which service back in July <strong>1988</strong><br />
(grades 7-12). At that time, Guard and & W? to 1958 relief <strong>of</strong> the canines' bodily onwr that you and t might 3. No veteran U buried at we Would be giving to the stated you certainly Would<br />
students were not permit- was also entered in the functions.<br />
disagree openly. And wethis<br />
site.<br />
memory <strong>of</strong> those enshrined. consider it in your ,1089<br />
ted to even stand upon the Amy ROTC it Perm State<br />
• I atn trcni" Out disagree en anything!<br />
4. Ntt special protection 1 am certain that the budget, since my request<br />
grassy areas <strong>of</strong> the land University. In 1930, 1 bled low <strong>of</strong> the But we also need t<strong>of</strong>fee* hat been given to thla site. neighbors bf that area, was too late in UtfS,<br />
now known at Memorial enlisted in the United States crosses and found them to ogttiiee feett and agree on 5. Human abuses other whom I find to be very car- Please . — remember ,_~ your<br />
Park Two footpaths exist- Army for three years, be a more vivid stimulus ai them . even , If we disagree „ u than theft have occurred at big peopto, Would do their promise when the budget<br />
ed, one from each comer <strong>of</strong> ,My itrviee put me into<br />
the meaning <strong>of</strong> the to their meaning or the con- this site.<br />
beat to prevent the vandal- meetings commence, and<br />
Wesley Avenue to approxi" contact with the "real veter- memorial Historically, the dutktna Which follow from 6. This alte is not an Inte* ism and other abuses <strong>of</strong> give your bug riding dti*<br />
stately the center <strong>of</strong> theins"<br />
who hid served in land at <strong>City</strong> Hall has at least those facto.<br />
gral part <strong>of</strong> any neighbor' thoae metnorials. «en» every consideration.<br />
block en <strong>Ocean</strong> Avenue. World War 11 and Korea. 1 ai much meaning to the And I after the following hood. )<br />
Detention was the pen- worked and assisted in the memwiateaii does theprea- facia aalaeethemi 7.<br />
RldtirdB.BttuwSr.<br />
lUM Goldsmith<br />
M<br />
cation. i< croises nave Dean<br />
<strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong><br />
, Philadelphia &<br />
, south Odea* <strong>City</strong><br />
on that lot ()thor than the nouropsychlatrlc ward,; tho But W Hie hUttWOil huWddil Mftillfl- Wftiilfi- ytndfllli;ed Vine at memorial<br />
footpaths during school medical and surgical wards, ouue Is not In the location, field,<br />
abated by ini<br />
hours, all <strong>of</strong> which contained the »* is in that which thoie 2. Canine abuse has mibllfl ar^as In<br />
At the beginning <strong>of</strong> that men and women who had<br />
hoods with a sense Youth need use<br />
time period, tho memorials survived the conflicts. 1 also<br />
foY the fallen heroes <strong>of</strong> worked in the obstetric and<br />
World War 1 and World gvneMiogy wards and the PMMM In AMMtaa'a OmM fMiNy NiMH<br />
ta tttevatt such <strong>of</strong> Memorial Park<br />
War H Were located on Ow n "1 *' Jmaw Air "<br />
abuiei.<br />
k Hdltctf, SentJnel'Ledgtri dently handle the constant<br />
front lawns <strong>of</strong> aty HalL<br />
The Sentinel-Lodger<br />
If the area that wai o<strong>of</strong>lu* Aa teachers arid Miches at volume <strong>of</strong> activity planned<br />
they wen relocated to the dm and honoVthe survi-<br />
pted by the Wesley Avenue OtttaMOtyHighfidtootWe tot It<br />
present Memorial Park «w as well aj thoM who*<br />
school wm td become th§ m in favor <strong>of</strong> moving the the u»e <strong>of</strong> Memorial<br />
l am alia con- Of we addliional liViAetfUvei.<br />
site <strong>of</strong> a ttemdrlal field, and Memorial Park to the pro- Weld would p^vt^.m<br />
cerned about having to fallen heroes <strong>of</strong> the Korean Mf brother, three years<br />
if an Iran fetide w*re to iu> Mt#edHw(<strong>of</strong>thedd We#- open, grassy area for many<br />
repeat mistakes <strong>of</strong> die past<br />
m Awsiue school), \m school activities Potted in<br />
because we have lost our *8waa«!<br />
bdJeV6lt
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obituaries<br />
Frank Hawn, 79<br />
BOMB® PONT — fcwik A. HIWB, 79, <strong>of</strong> MM (toden<br />
Apartments, died Doc. 4 In Shore Memorial Hospi-<br />
Mr. Hawn was a retired meat cutter.<br />
Bom In Erma, he lived in Cape May Court HOUR<br />
before moving hero.<br />
Surviving are two daughters, Elaine ManeUa <strong>of</strong> Wyoming<br />
and Helene Maltman <strong>of</strong> Wilmington, DeL; t stepdaughter.<br />
Gall Norton <strong>of</strong> Sowers Point; two tlitett,<br />
Martha Reeves <strong>of</strong> Wat Cape May and Ola Dutra <strong>of</strong><br />
New Bedford, Mass.; six grandchildren, and four greatgrandchildren.<br />
Service was Wednesday at the Radzieta tUneral<br />
Home, Cape May Court House. Burial vtu In the Baptist<br />
OsmBigry. Cape May Cosm House.<br />
William Shoemaker, 91<br />
William W, Shoemaker, 91, <strong>of</strong> <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> died Dee. 2<br />
In Shore Memorial Hospital.<br />
Bom in Philadelphia, formerly <strong>of</strong> Towson, Md., he was<br />
a resident hare for 23 yean.<br />
Mr, Shoemaker was an Insurance auditor with the ftiA<br />
Insurance Co. for 44 yeare before retiring In 1962.<br />
A World War I veteran <strong>of</strong> the Marines, Mf. Shoemaker<br />
was a member <strong>of</strong> St. Peter's United Methodist Church,<br />
Lulu Temple <strong>of</strong> Philadelphia, Solomon's Masonic Lodge<br />
No. 114 <strong>of</strong> Philadelphia and the Commandery <strong>of</strong> Philadelphia,<br />
Surviving are his wife, Lydlt; two slaters, Dorothy <strong>of</strong><br />
Philadelphia and Myrtle E. Ullrich <strong>of</strong> Ventnor, and four<br />
grandchildren.<br />
Service will be 11 a.a\. todiy (Thuiidiy) tt the Godfrey<br />
Funeral Home, whiff friends may call one-half<br />
hour prior to service. Burial will be in Arlington Cemetery,<br />
Drexel Mil, Pa.<br />
Donations may be sent to the American Lung Association,<br />
10 W. Main St., Mays Landing, 08330.<br />
UNION CHAPEL BY THE SEA<br />
86th Strait and Asbury Avenue<br />
Hdv. Paul W. vandorLoo, Pastor<br />
SUNDAY DEC. 11,<strong>1988</strong><br />
10:30 A.M. 8ermon:<br />
"BEING READY FOR CHRISTMAS"<br />
3rd Sunday In Advent<br />
Miileal ttrtetw Miriam Adam<br />
NUMMM «ry Available during tevlH<br />
tJNmD<br />
CHURCH<br />
8ih and Cenirul Avenue <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong>, NJ.<br />
raClMBfiR 114988<br />
SilSC<strong>of</strong>flfflunlon.BleylefChipil<br />
9:00 A.M. Church School<br />
iftJO AM, Morning Worihlp<br />
"CLEARING 1MB VMM<br />
ft«M. fttiiKl 1 Shlvwi, Piilor<br />
Auk A, Yttkw, it, AMOC. Puior<br />
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First Presbyterian Church<br />
"HotdtogtortH The Word <strong>of</strong> Life'<br />
SUNDAY DEC. 11,<strong>1988</strong><br />
Morning Worship 11 A,M,<br />
SfffflM*<br />
"A FESTIVAL OF<br />
NINELESS0NSANDCAR0L9"<br />
Chance) ChoJr<br />
v.<br />
THE SKNTINEt-LKPftlEft, OCEAN qnm N<br />
Dr. Sadanand Joshi,<br />
49, area pediatrician<br />
S0MHS PONT - Pedlatttdan Sadanand & JesM, 49,<br />
well-respected by hLr colleagues and adored by Ms<br />
patients and their parents, died Nov. 30 M Episcopal<br />
Hospital in Philadelphia following a heart attack<br />
Dr. Joshi practiced in Atlantic County tor nearly 20<br />
yeare and was a staff member <strong>of</strong> Shore Memorial Hospl-<br />
A board-certified pediatrician and taember<strong>of</strong> the<br />
American Academy <strong>of</strong> Pediatrics, Dr. JeiM graduated<br />
fcem the Kamatak Medical College in Habli, India, in<br />
1963, then interned at St.Luke's Hospital in Philadelphia<br />
from 1966 to 1967.<br />
After a iwtdency at Shore Manorial from 1967 to 1969,<br />
he received a fellowship at MuMenberg Hospital in<br />
Plainfleld, Him joined the staff <strong>of</strong> Shore Memorial In<br />
October 1972.<br />
He became the senior member <strong>of</strong> die pediatric division<br />
leven yean late and iervtd on me medical staff* execuBve<br />
and other committees.<br />
He was a member <strong>of</strong> the Atlantic County Medical Sod-<br />
Surviving are his wife, Usha; a son, MlUnd at home; a<br />
daughter, Maneesha at home; a sister, Urtra Hungund<br />
<strong>of</strong> India; and his father, Baluanl <strong>of</strong> India.<br />
Service was <strong>Dec</strong>. 2 at the JefiHes k Ream Funeral<br />
HomelnNorthfleld.<br />
Donations may be made to the Dr. S.B. Joshi Memorial<br />
Fund, P.O. Box 183, Somen Point 08244<br />
Louis J. Fusco, 73<br />
SEA BLI OTY - Louis J, Puseo, W, died Dai 3 m<br />
Dennis Township while hunting.<br />
Mr. Fusco was employed as manager <strong>of</strong> Diamond's<br />
Amy veteran having servedIn WerMWiiTL He was a<br />
member <strong>of</strong> the load Knights <strong>of</strong> Ojlumbui and the Holy<br />
Name Society <strong>of</strong> St. JdsepVs Roman Catholic Church.<br />
He also was a member <strong>of</strong> the Veterans <strong>of</strong> Foreign Wars<br />
and the Italian-American Club. He wag born In New<br />
York Oty and Uved here for 39 years.<br />
Surviving are his wife, Anne; two daughters, Susan<br />
Rossi and Patricia Tanghare, bow <strong>of</strong> Cape May Court<br />
House; two sons, James W. <strong>of</strong> Palermo and Thomas J. <strong>of</strong><br />
Sea Isle <strong>City</strong>; a sinter, Geraldlne Gricr <strong>of</strong> West New<br />
York; nine grandchildren; and four great-grandchildren.<br />
A Mass <strong>of</strong> Christian Burial was said Wednesday at Si<br />
Joseph's Church, Burial was In the Cape May County<br />
Vitwms Ctmiwy! Cape May Court House.<br />
AMangemtnts were by tht Radzleta Funeral Home,<br />
Cape May Court House.<br />
SPINNING WHEEL<br />
FLOWER SHOP<br />
<strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong>'s Family Florist<br />
MARKVIDETTO'<br />
ibuiyAvr<br />
• WWW<br />
BAPTIST CHURCH<br />
10TH& WESLEY<br />
REV, DONALD D.<br />
REV. JOHN D,<br />
Youth &<br />
DAVID SE<br />
PHIUP<br />
399-2261<br />
i> Visitation Pastor<br />
AssoCt Pastor,<br />
tnlstrles<br />
hdOto dfOtoect<br />
BY, Organist<br />
SUNDAY DIG 11,<strong>1988</strong><br />
9iMAAl,-Suodir School<br />
10:45 A(M..WoMhlp<br />
"Ood'sGlfts"<br />
6iOOP.M..OCBCTMtM<br />
7:00 PM,. Worship<br />
"Why? 11<br />
WEDNESDAY 7 P.M.<br />
MIDWEEK SERVICE<br />
Thi Community U tnvtitA<br />
Van Tratuportation to aud front Sunday School<br />
aiiA Church, JJtaUA-'mdi 3994lh<br />
iRGATECOMMUNITYCHURCH<br />
8900 Ventnor Avenue Margate, NJ,<br />
Sunday,<br />
D11f9tt<br />
fell *<br />
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TJ'T<br />
ittwttiUot<br />
Warren Fox, 80; area<br />
conservationist is lauded<br />
UNWOOD — Warren E. Box, 80. <strong>of</strong> linwood died<br />
Nov.»in awe Memorial Hospital, Somers Fotafc<br />
Bom in Kutrtown, Pa., he spent more than 18 yam<br />
studying ttw; Great Egg Harbor Rivetvend was a leader<br />
In having the river entered into<br />
the federal Wild andScenic Rivers<br />
System.<br />
He was a past commander <strong>of</strong><br />
the U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary<br />
FloUlla No, 81 and had been a<br />
member <strong>of</strong> the <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> unit<br />
over 40 yean. , :>••;<br />
"He was a man who tared very ; ;,<br />
deeply about the environment f,^<br />
and particularly about the protec- '<br />
Bon <strong>of</strong> riven and streams," said<br />
Congressman William Hughes. ., „„<br />
*rti was a good man and he will be sadly missed.*<br />
Hughes described Fox as having had the courage <strong>of</strong><br />
his convictions in the face <strong>of</strong> development pressures,<br />
calling Mat "a dynamic leader who understood the politics<br />
oFdedslon making," •<br />
Hughes got to know Box sane 30 years ago when Box<br />
GRACE BIBLE CHAPEL<br />
"(hd'i Word t* Today'i WoriJ"<br />
632 WMlty Avt. (Luray HsW, GMond PI.) 0MM <strong>City</strong>, M J.<br />
Rev. John E> Jamieson<br />
Pastor<br />
0:48 A.M. SUNDAY 8CHOOL<br />
• I W*AS?<br />
Prayer, praise a Bible studv •<br />
fltaoe y« «MV«d, tre saved, _..__._ thmoon t<br />
TutttM out ao»i5)a<br />
mmSDAY, DECEMBER* 1<br />
Frauds J. Corley, 72<br />
SQM1RS Waft—fttndi J, Gorky, 72 died NoV;»<br />
at me Veterans Hespttal In Wlmtogton. Del, after «,<br />
tlfrCorley^as a retired medic having wtyd In the'<br />
U& Army. He was a World War n veteran serving in<br />
the Army*s Air Corps. Born in Philadelphia, he w«j«a\<br />
A«anoeG«mty^dintmost«rfhisllfe.<br />
He is survived by his sister, Bleen <strong>of</strong> Marytand.<br />
A Mass <strong>of</strong> Christian Burial was celebrated <strong>Dec</strong>. 2 M St.<br />
Joseph's toman CathoUc Church, Somets Point Burlap<br />
was to the ABanttc County Veterans Cfetteter?* GsfeU<br />
Manor,<br />
Arrangements wen by the Panells Funeral Home,<br />
Abstean, , , r.,;<br />
Andrew J. Vetrone, 71 !<br />
5QMBR5 POWT—Andrew J. Vetront, Tidied Befe i<br />
at Shore Memorial Hospital<br />
Mr. Vetrone was a service manager for the Uhlgh Oil<br />
Co. to Philadelphia. He was a member <strong>of</strong> St Joseph's<br />
Roman Catholic Church, Somers Point<br />
He was an Army corporal in the 815th Aviation Engineer<br />
Corps during World War B, when he participated<br />
in the Sicilian and Italian invasions.<br />
He was a member <strong>of</strong> the Somen Point VPW Post No.<br />
2189. He was a treasurer for the Somen* Point Democratic<br />
Club and served as treasurer for the Catholic<br />
Golden Age dub to Atlantic <strong>City</strong>. He was bom In Philadelphia<br />
and was an area resident for 10 years,<br />
He is survived by a sister, Cecilia Narcoux <strong>of</strong> Somers<br />
Point.<br />
A Mass <strong>of</strong> Christian Burial was said Tuesday at St<br />
Joseph's Church, Somers Point Burial wai in Sto. Peter<br />
and Paul Cemetery, Springfield, Pa.<br />
Amngements were by the Mlddleton-Stroble Funeral<br />
Home, Somers Point.<br />
managed the aid HaUamartoe at 12th and the Bay,<br />
Qeem<strong>City</strong>.<br />
J<br />
Atlantic County executive Richard Squires also eulogized<br />
Fox: "All <strong>of</strong> us in Atlantic County government are<br />
saddened to hear <strong>of</strong> the passing <strong>of</strong> Warren Pox. He was<br />
an advocate for preservation <strong>of</strong> our open spaces and<br />
natural heritage,"<br />
The nature center at BsteU Manor Park will be<br />
renamed on Arbor Day !9» to honor <strong>of</strong> Fox, Squirts<br />
announced.<br />
Pox served as chairman <strong>of</strong> the Atlantic County Parks<br />
and Environmental Advisory Board since its Inception<br />
in 1976. He was a member <strong>of</strong> the Citizens Advisory<br />
Committee for the Lake Lenape master plan and wai<br />
Involved in development <strong>of</strong> the county's water quality<br />
mmigtmwitplan in the tan 1970s.<br />
Ann R. Risser, 18<br />
He wai instrumental to Atlantic County's application , NORTHHELD - Ann K, Rlswr, 58, died Nov. 30 at<br />
for consideration <strong>of</strong> the Great Egg Harbor River as a her home here, ; ,<br />
national Wild and Scenic River. He was also a member Mrs. Risser was a correspondent representative for<br />
<strong>of</strong> the ABinHe County Task Pens and wai aettyt on the •Prudential Insurance to Linwood far the past 13 yews.<br />
Task Force Committee on the Environment.<br />
An area resident since 1944, ghg was bom in Bryn<br />
He was president <strong>of</strong> the Linwood Library Association, Mawr.Pa.<br />
end a member <strong>of</strong> the Sierra dub.<br />
Sttrvivta| are his wW#, Elisabeth; one daughter, Betttoa<br />
Surviving an her husband, George C; three daugh"<br />
Bhrig <strong>of</strong> Allentown, Pi,; one Ion, Peter Pox <strong>of</strong> State Col-<br />
ters, Linda Hawn <strong>of</strong> Dorothy, Karen BatM Of Bsttll<br />
lege, Pa., and four grandcWldleh.<br />
•Minor, and Lisa <strong>of</strong> Northfield; a sister, Patricia Nelson<br />
Service and burial were at the convenience <strong>of</strong> the fain*<br />
<strong>of</strong> Warren, Pa.; and one granddaughter. v • -.<br />
Service was private, i<br />
were by the Contributions may be sent to the Muscular Dystrophy<br />
le.Bomera Point Association, care <strong>of</strong> the A.LS. Foundation, IBS Madison<br />
Ave,, Ntw York, N. Y. 10016.<br />
IflVEL<br />
TH« cnuiiu<br />
WUCIAUtit<br />
THIS CHRISTMAS GIVE<br />
THEM THE WORLD!<br />
-^S3#V WHiiifl<br />
-• • m (te«li»Clty,Twi¥«l<br />
fiiftcetitffeatt<br />
k«d^L **«£<br />
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE<br />
Wetenwyoa<br />
to study the<br />
Quimtmu<br />
Charles Rutter, 77 ;, ;<br />
MARMORA — Charles Rutter, 77, <strong>of</strong> this dry ditd<br />
<strong>Dec</strong>. 1 at the home <strong>of</strong> hit daughter.<br />
He retired as a captain from the Philadelphia Flr#<br />
Department. He was a member <strong>of</strong> the Marmora Volun-.<br />
teer Fire Department and former toll collector on the<br />
Beesle/s Point Bridge. He was also a memb^ <strong>of</strong> the<br />
Masonic Star Lodge No. 65, FAAM. ,<br />
Surviving aro a ion, Charle»J, 6f BuM^hVtll^ >«,; £ V<br />
dadghtcr,l}flibflraLKiirplak<strong>of</strong>rJ.e T rM^^ '<br />
br<strong>of</strong>tew Jeremiah K. <strong>of</strong> New Jettey and Mm ttf PAUadelphiaj<br />
two sisters, Margaret Ne&on and Ruth McCaU,<br />
bom <strong>of</strong> Philadelphia; six grandchildren and one «Catgrandson.<br />
^<br />
AS 1 <br />
A lohnitone <strong>of</strong> Gfendora; 18 grandchildren and 10 greaN<br />
grandchildren,<br />
A Mass <strong>of</strong> Christian Burial wai said Wednesday at It.<br />
Joseph's Roman Catholic Church. Burial was to New St.<br />
Mary's Cemetery, Bellmawr.<br />
Arrangements were by the Krouse-Logan Funeral<br />
Home.<br />
Donattons may be made to me St. Joseph's Church<br />
Building Fund.<br />
Catherine Brumfield, 79<br />
• WYNNIWOOD, Pa. -^ Camertoe M. Brumflikt, 79, <strong>of</strong><br />
Bryn Wood Apartments, formerly <strong>of</strong> <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong>, died<br />
Nov. 30 in Lankenau (Pa.) Hospital.<br />
Mrs. Brumfield, a long time resident in <strong>Ocean</strong> dry,<br />
worked
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Wi ^ >• f<br />
THE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN dTY, N J.<br />
IHURSO A V, DECEMBER VlW-<br />
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everything for everyone on your '..»<br />
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Ch)Wre(wC(<br />
ip, Including en in Wilmington, Dela., won the Outstanding Chap/ According to faculty<br />
, Chick Hawk, andtothePoconbs. ter In the Nation Award. advise* Anthony {HtlgtnltL "<br />
thcltna and George<br />
Bob Hepler, along Exchange Club pwsldeW Peter Chelt, rlflW, preserrtu<br />
The next meeting is this The chapter first won In the criteria for naHonaL<br />
Williams, «nd Mary and<br />
WithDtni end others on Walt Hosier wHhoulGJandlrfle&rvic© plaque chjrfnododl-<br />
evening (Thursday 6 1986, but was ineligible toawards<br />
included a 10-page<br />
nfcedayt.<br />
o'clock) featuring the<br />
to England, Scotland and Woodbury High School<br />
^Talking «bout the imihlty Center.<br />
Weather Oat we have been<br />
/<br />
Wales during the August Choir. A turkey dinner will<br />
i trip. In London, they visited be served following the<br />
enjoying, we wlnh to thank<br />
the Tower, Houses <strong>of</strong> Par- carol sing beginning at 5<br />
tfur good Mend BUI Jcf-<br />
liament, Buckingham Pal- pan. Cost is $8 per person.<br />
CUM «nd his coworkers torFreedom<br />
Shrine<br />
ace, where they observed<br />
installing the wind break-<br />
the changing <strong>of</strong> Jhe guard<br />
eta. We do, however, call on<br />
/ BEREAVEMENT<br />
and later took a boat tour<br />
Bill to clou the two open-<br />
GROOPMEBTS<br />
is dedicated at the on the Thames. At Stratings<br />
thatere not doeed, (or<br />
Holy Redeemer Hospice<br />
ford-on-Avalon the group<br />
we feel (hat When the winds<br />
will begin a bereavement<br />
visited Shakespeare's and<br />
come these openings will be<br />
group series <strong>of</strong> Six weekly<br />
Community Center Ann Hathawa/s cottage. ><br />
tough on our constitutions.<br />
sessions from 10 to IMS<br />
•, After returning from<br />
With Vlnce Liffoty as<br />
&». on Thursdays. Anyone<br />
Peter Chelf, president <strong>of</strong> Course <strong>of</strong> hUMuy.<br />
Wales and Leeds CasOe, the<br />
president <strong>of</strong> the Florida<br />
caring for a termtnaUy ill<br />
the <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> Exchange The Freedom Shrine is slide program showed vis-<br />
State Shuffleboard Associa-<br />
patient <strong>of</strong> has suffered the<br />
Club, conducted the dedica- mounted on the wall near Its to SallBbury Cathedral<br />
tion and tack Schneider on<br />
loss <strong>of</strong> someone is welcome<br />
tion ceremony for a Free- the exercise room on the and the undent rocks at<br />
the trophies and also presi-<br />
to attend. For information<br />
dom Shrine recently at the first floor <strong>of</strong> the Center. Stonehenge.<br />
dent <strong>of</strong> the Southeast Coast<br />
call Sister Margaret Gilbert,<br />
<strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> Community The shrine was assembled The Rev. Jim Matchette<br />
District, we feel that our<br />
465-2082.<br />
Center, 18th Street and by committee members <strong>of</strong>fered a lecture on spill-<br />
Qoean <strong>City</strong> club is well rep-<br />
Simpson Avenue.<br />
tual gymnastics during the<br />
resented In Florida, the<br />
Walt Hoster, chairman, Ed<br />
homt <strong>of</strong> ahuffleboard. Jack<br />
Councilman Mark Vldet-<br />
hour prior to the luncheon<br />
Town and Dick Snyder.<br />
sent us the Florida Shuffleto,<br />
a member <strong>of</strong> the Cen-<br />
meeting. Almlra Edwards<br />
Chelf presented Hoster an<br />
board magazine which<br />
ter's board <strong>of</strong> directors, was<br />
rehearsed with the Senior GolfCluti<br />
outstanding service award<br />
encompasses all <strong>of</strong> the tour-<br />
the speaker. Also attending<br />
members for the Follies<br />
plaque during the dedica-<br />
Care<br />
naments and there are<br />
the ceremony were Joyce<br />
program to be given in June<br />
tion ceremony for his con-<br />
plenty taking up most<br />
Berrien, director <strong>of</strong> the Cen-<br />
1989.<br />
Reflnlshlng • Regrlptng<br />
tinued workmanship and<br />
«very week <strong>of</strong> their season./<br />
ter, Chester Wimberg and<br />
assistance In assembling During the business Minor Repair*, etc,<br />
we are somewhat disap-<br />
Skip Kate, members <strong>of</strong> both<br />
and hanging the shrines. meeting election <strong>of</strong> -<strong>of</strong>ficers<br />
pointed in that we have had<br />
the board and the Exchange<br />
was held. The following<br />
nd reports on any <strong>of</strong> our<br />
Gub.<br />
Videtto expressed his<br />
CALL 399-4935<br />
persons were selected) War-<br />
appreciation to the dub for<br />
members' placing in any <strong>of</strong> The shrine Is a collection<br />
ren Stetler,'president; Alice Used & Antique Clubi<br />
their work In the commu-<br />
the tournaments since the <strong>of</strong> 28 photographic copies<br />
Bought & Sold<br />
nity and for their shrine<br />
take Worth Pro Am Sin- <strong>of</strong> famous American docu-<br />
donation to the Center, He'<br />
gles. We hist hope that we ments Including the <strong>Dec</strong>la-<br />
also outlined the Center's<br />
will have some good ration <strong>of</strong> Independence, Bill<br />
history and its future plans.<br />
reports from Jack Schneider <strong>of</strong> Rights, Washington's 1<br />
Berrien also thanked the<br />
Farewell Address, the Star<br />
members <strong>of</strong> the service<br />
or Marit Aibuckle In the Spangled Banner, Monroe<br />
club, noting that youngsters<br />
next few days.<br />
Doctrine, , Gettysburg<br />
and adults had been read:<br />
Address.<br />
ing the shrine materials and<br />
Chelf described the docu- commenting, on them. She<br />
ments as windows to Amer- also described the recreica's<br />
past, showing the ational facilities and ser-<br />
courage <strong>of</strong> the nation's forevices available to members<br />
fathers and the'beliefs tit <strong>of</strong> the Community Center.<br />
early leaden Who set the<br />
GREAT GIFT IDEAS<br />
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SAVINGS to 50%<br />
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THE SENTtNEULEDGBR, OCBAN <strong>City</strong>, NJ,<br />
pww'BP<br />
j I Bridge fishing will soon be a no-no for all to see<br />
Howiver, when quis- tttis are happy ©vtr<br />
Honed, a. DOT spekti. news,<br />
restriction infbnnatian, It to-~CMHA» H<br />
had been diseov»«d that fcij signs afonj<br />
T»URSPAV» DECEMBER », K<br />
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Six Raider boys named to Division <strong>On</strong>e first team<br />
wew named ro iieond ?f^ ln « k fty g<br />
Kftlftlaftd.<br />
1 : inted w^S to the Cape-Attanttc fis^SS SlooibaU,<br />
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find .„.,„....,. Brent Baldasare, Mainland<br />
tt»d fid Lambert, MUlvllie<br />
Ind Joe CttMenal, Vlneland<br />
find ..,........,...,,....,.. TOM JAMISON, OCBAN CrTY'<br />
L, Ttekli , - H.J. Niitteo, Holy SpWt<br />
taeWi >. Chuek Sommift, Mainland<br />
Guard « WUUe Mart, Vlneland<br />
L'Back Mark Reardon, Holy Spirit<br />
L'Back,.., Gtne Demorat, Mlllville<br />
L'Back ...i. John Buckelow, Vlneland<br />
JERRY TORRONI<br />
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p Tht <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> Reewr<br />
Mm DepaMtnenl, in cmjttneHon<br />
With the New<br />
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v The program covers<br />
•prtees far Ski Montage,<br />
' aitwnee Mountain, 'Uttle<br />
(Gap tnd Jack Frost/Big<br />
Boulder resorts to PennsyT-<br />
Vtttla and Vernon VaUeyV<br />
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' Sivtngs <strong>of</strong> up to $10 are<br />
| available <strong>of</strong>f the regular<br />
; gite pHce, Savings vary<br />
•with each ski area.<br />
Tickets will be available<br />
at the recreation <strong>of</strong>fice<br />
beginning Die !!. C«U the<br />
9 aim, to 4 :30 p.m. Monday<br />
through Ptfd&y for<br />
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tini Sbttiem Point Band<br />
wUl iell Poinsrttla ptaftti<br />
from 11 a.m. to 7 p,». PHday,<br />
Dee. 9 at Dawes Avenue<br />
School, Wee is W.S0 to<br />
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projects.<br />
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(2 rtom minimum)<br />
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Mlni Tree Lites $1.39<br />
36 Lltes Clear or Multicolor<br />
Christmas Tree Bail8*1,4§<br />
i>. All Colors Box<br />
Gift Box Tags. 47<br />
Tinsel (oboKeo)$1.00,<br />
Tissue Paper Bpkil1.0<br />
., SUPER SAVINGS SPECIAL<br />
Royal Danish Cookies<br />
$1 .oo Mail in Rebats Coupon""<br />
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Shlriey Qutmiccinl and granddaughter Sara Bh)oy a ride on thi boardwalk during<br />
final warm dayi it the iho».<br />
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<strong>of</strong> N#w jMMy Nhool <strong>of</strong><br />
Law In CaiMdehi wai<br />
recently elected to the staff<br />
<strong>of</strong> till Rutgers law Journal.<br />
Gill, a graduate <strong>of</strong> Atlanta<br />
Community College,<br />
earned a bachelor <strong>of</strong> arts<br />
degree in political science at<br />
Stockton State College. Hi<br />
1B a resident <strong>of</strong> <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong>.<br />
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CapeAttaftttc LeaRue and<br />
ranked fourth In the iHUM<br />
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<strong>of</strong> Wad\wiod Sdttiio.<br />
Wttcox season start<br />
is record-breaking<br />
MUSiUMOWN<br />
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Museum will hold m open<br />
tt, by ieWftt A school O ^ttto^ipool* l .<br />
added a vkta*y ta<br />
house In Its new quarters,<br />
1139 Wiriiy Am toom<br />
won the 100- the<br />
Oitiw touchifti n»t to the<br />
noon to 8 p.tt. Sunday. Dee, metty<br />
100-mitarbuHAfly.<br />
18, 1M eonjti«ttl<strong>of</strong>t with the record W»i M<br />
holiday houM toUr <strong>of</strong> 10 dihated Holy BpUHl, Uoyd M»yM siftdi Wi<br />
area homes. AdmlMtttn to at A b«itt C1& C titttti out tomoHWW afl«the<br />
muMiutn M Met house WCwtopoo<br />
Boon (Wday) at Lower<br />
torn tiekiMi aw IW pw pw* Hi record ttn\e was 55 Ca»B M»y In toil*Brttmiit<br />
son, $2,50 children under Hah el^t-^Ai <strong>of</strong> In division Two af *<br />
11 All proeeeds benent the<br />
AlUntlc L p ,<br />
muBeujn'B mortgafte fund, wrdBiselli whitt they hope w wpiat<br />
Tickets are available lt\ Lance Mu»slay, a senior as champions.<br />
advance, M adults, $1.60 cowing <strong>of</strong>f a gnat season,<br />
children, at Senior Studio, won the 100 meter freestyle,<br />
At 4 p.»> fueiday, the<br />
B46 Aibury Ave., or gun an event In which he wt a<br />
Raiders m ba^ hw«» at<br />
Roue Book Store, 840 school record last year.<br />
the Cemtnuttlty Center pool<br />
to a «on4Bap Wt WlA<br />
Anbury Ave^<br />
MiUitty; also anchored<br />
Wooditewn.<br />
last weetfs victorious 200-<br />
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county clerk told<br />
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to he> tint nve-y&r term ti\ bai\dv ysn\est have three<br />
t ^ ll ttftl/ thfe iSlh children and two grand-<br />
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Bhe" e>(plflltted the duties inehwy bf CortUndt<br />
o* hfet olfrlee and the tarter and Anthony t<br />
changes that have occurred<br />
hi a native <strong>of</strong><br />
y4 wwntly<br />
nWtted pwjeet mum in<br />
Nitttn and Culleh Inc., renowttohs<br />
division. Me was<br />
previously pwleet architect<br />
with Dflr<strong>of</strong>fDcolgrt Inc. ond<br />
aitihlteetuwl deslgnef with<br />
th« tJe»i(n P<br />
i also 6t Oc«an <strong>City</strong>,<br />
i/ojlt^ Mally named to<br />
CanhTel surgeon board<br />
Celeste Blttner <strong>of</strong> Lin- eOMfeRSKMNt-fr.B<br />
wood \m Joined Cdhvtet<br />
Stuart KtaUyt thief <strong>of</strong> gen<br />
rahk» Productions IttC, as an asso-<br />
er«l »Uf|jcry at Shore<br />
and noted a gift has also ciate produeeh<br />
Memorial Ho»pltalv has<br />
been sent to Shriner's Hoa- Most recently with the<br />
been elected to i»v«tth the<br />
pttal In the Aatne <strong>of</strong> Ktarga- Showboat Hotel and Casi-<br />
board <strong>of</strong> governor <strong>of</strong> the<br />
WtPrtnk<br />
no, Blttner hat* »b< yedts <strong>of</strong><br />
American College <strong>of</strong> Sur-<br />
Meinbew' bltti\day» weie marketing experience<br />
geons.<br />
aeknowiddtted, and past within the caslnb Industry, br; Mally, who has <strong>of</strong>fice*<br />
president Helen trudell She also worked for the here, Is a member <strong>of</strong> the<br />
was greeted as a guest American Red Cross. board <strong>of</strong> trustee! <strong>of</strong> BhdM<br />
while vUltlM from her new Cam-Ttei Produttlohs is a Memorial Honplhu, He Is<br />
hWlHld<br />
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nattoually tttdemarked m- also past president and<br />
The Christmas pafty pdfatloA which produces a member <strong>of</strong> the ewcutlve<br />
meeang will be held Mon- wide variety <strong>of</strong> tustowlited council <strong>of</strong> the him Jersey<br />
( Pithwihip/ day, ft» B at ttte ttab videos for Fortune 500 com- diapter bl the American<br />
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Trap, the January tneeHnft p«nte». hi cdrporate head, College <strong>of</strong> Burgeons aftdi&<br />
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Two area men are ACC <strong>of</strong>ficers<br />
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pwrtor tn brtv«te p<br />
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He has degrees from<br />
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and the Chiropractic<br />
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has done graduate work at<br />
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wpraetlc In Lombard, HI,<br />
Blumenthal is active In<br />
community and pr<strong>of</strong>esslbnal<br />
oraaniiations. He<br />
was named Chiropractor <strong>of</strong><br />
the Ye»r by the New Jersey<br />
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Realty, Inc., £83-101 fl<br />
RETAIL BALEB - retired petaon, pert<br />
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Siturtay, D»t i4,8:30 to li own<br />
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Dixie iitty-!Hftttttw«iitfi<br />
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t b l i l I l f i<br />
Busiiwaa<br />
OpportunltlM<br />
106« iUNSEDS' tMtlrtg fablM fiuijal •<br />
Oaraflft and Yard 8flK» WolS Tannlrtfl Bad*, filSndaiouM Pa*<br />
•Wtowtrtm, Call (or fNM color ea«-<br />
KXJU«, Savawsd* i-tOb-iilnrtir,<br />
CMHKtMAS MAU ' tihlldMM B«i*(«,<br />
l, hatttj «K)VM, typMWflW » otfw<br />
am wiwy AvlK/a wn tfoo/<br />
QenefalMotchandlifl<br />
(MM W*<br />
til oM AUMII<br />
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¥ ntnrj nvl IFMLV<br />
ava«, I<br />
<strong>of</strong>tn<br />
6UOP<br />
dependabfffty<br />
«r*s«\ A *n eeM* 4*vvn to (AM MlM " S1^<br />
Oyw M tHhen M thi mM-AlltAttt tMt<br />
An Investors delight! First time on<br />
the market. Certified four 5 unit, up<br />
to code, two units heated. This Is<br />
what youVe been waiting forll!<br />
Gross Income approximately<br />
$26,000, before taxes, Priced right<br />
at $189,900.<br />
Call Ham fowl<br />
PARADE OF HOMES<br />
33O1 AMbury Ave.<br />
OCEAN CITY<br />
3B8-3OOO<br />
OCiANCITV<br />
Duplex, 3 bdmu,, IMi balhu, elettrid hit! each Hoot.<br />
1169)000, Or eando S84,900 flrtt CloOf,,S94,900 eocottd flb<strong>of</strong>..,<br />
A &eA yitf tttliiBltil Id Witft Wlfl Ql^ 1 l >'« r i ^<br />
vnmntko<br />
Handyman Wintidl iuii lilted, ranch 3 bedrooms, all<br />
hoat, largo lot, $40,900,<br />
tJBBSLBVfl POINT<br />
Otto <strong>of</strong> i kind ranch humc with over 1800 sq, ft <strong>of</strong> living<br />
ipaee. HUM bcdrodtnn, 3 full bsth^, fintty torn with i(on#<br />
flreplacs, finished nut room, he*t With c«mttil air, M m<br />
girage, numerou* gjiiHi, *1?9,000,<br />
MsrmoM<br />
FORLEASE<br />
Beautiful Brand New<br />
3,600 Sq. Ft* Office Building<br />
llth&HavenAvemie<br />
398-1700<br />
WATERFRONT<br />
''l^y <<br />
m-ixth<br />
Weichert<br />
R?.'?j|for',<br />
388-8877 # . "<br />
JAM! IM. BmUHt MiAL iif AY6<br />
IMVIIfMiMf BBVgLOPMeMf<br />
»<br />
«Mlo!<br />
umtw<br />
NEW<br />
Now you can.,<br />
DIAL<br />
DIRECT<br />
3984411<br />
CIRCULATION<br />
399-5412<br />
NEWSROOM<br />
399-5492<br />
blSPLAV<br />
ADVERTISING<br />
899-1220<br />
OFFICE OPEN<br />
94Mon.-PHi<br />
GARDENS PLAZA<br />
Hw towwn et thte lift<br />
eMtn trout ent<br />
unit ort©ti;, t<br />
IMIMI<br />
GAttDllNSl»tA/A<br />
PARK I'LACE AMD<br />
DKACH 399-5353<br />
MUTH END<br />
COMMERCIAL CORNER<br />
two item plus a two<br />
iidraBm iM*,, ant vary<br />
aroB a piaroom, AII HPIII<br />
Umllniyi .eXySllini rinW<br />
nsemi woo,ooo,<br />
FURNISHED CONDO<br />
ThfjiB bedntun,. i<br />
dishwasher, wmher,<br />
I REALTY<br />
realtor<br />
399-2599<br />
NH<br />
to<br />
o<strong>of</strong>lNE<br />
MM Sq, PI, a<br />
Tabarrtiela area, H«ra<br />
opportunity, Call for<br />
0«ntmlly looiiad, fully<br />
W pitii 6 aptt, ind 2<br />
MdrtiiOilHdrttottln.<br />
MHBW"<br />
oy<br />
M0OM4NAVI.<br />
ROBERT L. SHARP<br />
RealEstate.Realtor<br />
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GARDENS I^AZA<br />
f<br />
THKBKAtH<br />
MM.<br />
ttOtltOUHT<br />
ft wmtd, »Av t«ft^t> fully e^ylp, Kitcheh,<br />
«W. M:» D»l hot w»t*c hwtt ir««r d«tkt<br />
ntticatMd, onV b|ock vt> buy, tft<br />
New ManHna Pw Yt B^ Round RmlriMtey<br />
STARTING AT $62,500<br />
wnamor<br />
HE-LEGASS<br />
RBALBSTATBAOBNCY.WC,<br />
SSATLANltC AVINUB<br />
BAN OTY, NEW<br />
LOT FOR<br />
SALE<br />
60M99-60U<br />
With magtilftoenl view*<br />
k<strong>of</strong>th«biyifldligkedtlghUI«2«9,000/df<br />
tfil» gf«il Ittewnt produei<br />
BflACMfBONfMod-<br />
with l«t« 3/4%l<br />
(Me < , ...and tant UII 2nd H«r ttitt/wfti jhs Jfflii, the ttle «dWiti ahdutllv buid on<br />
eau Shmilinteml, if m<br />
lli] ndutu JKM ihlM HjjWMitoaVH or HUM<br />
i n«til fm flniHtW (APR li \twnbiuiim MlM I<br />
WiieiwH'* AftoriiMMy nut im mama an MM I<br />
iiMHg (HOM (Mid bakiw- Call ImmMilMify for furlHar I<br />
wttowdtie<br />
AIM Y( fltt Wtl f CONDO IM ANflilJtA -<br />
I^o Mtewnij two bath* w/tptmMu<br />
vim til t*m (torn *l
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Winter Rental Winter ftmtal Winter MMat WntorRorrtftl Winter Rtntet Yeatty Rental<br />
Uih (. WESLEY • Rmlsnea. i mm, ONE BEDROOM APARtWe^T-Uimast<br />
Apt,, Kocurlly Deport ftahwwN, f*> MAMM, w»Vty, fnenWjr, WOO. 1<br />
Petsi MM momMy plus utM« (wmior) nem, iliS, * MM. CM SAM » WM,<br />
J550 monthly plus uttMeMYoarty) MMfO?,<br />
Real Estate Sale Real Estate Sale<br />
FOR SALE BY OWNER<br />
Early IBOO'i American Foumquaro ajrrently under<br />
renovation, will complete to ault. I bdmii., S baths, hill<br />
basement, garage, washer/dryer, dishwasher. Beautllul<br />
woodwork, carved staircase, pockot doom, hardwood<br />
floors, 30'xi 00'lot.<br />
$168,000<br />
1535 Anbury Avc. 399-1627<br />
INVEST<br />
THtB vmm MOHUGHf ><br />
RUlDiNTUL<br />
OCBANCIT¥<br />
Duple* wiih ) MHMRU, 2 bilh», ueh<br />
unit with biy vliwj, 80%, nwntf<br />
nndni •villibli ta quillHuJ buytr.<br />
1119,1100,<br />
OMAN CITY<br />
Ortil dt«tlo|iMlttl opportunity.<br />
Multi-family With 4 WitWi, unit*. DM<br />
Vltlorlin iithlttehinl chuM, K»hiblllisle<br />
ind latll. High pfotll poUnUll.<br />
1(44,900,<br />
OCEAN ClTV<br />
Buy HtHng lot Mutig tpoitt »nlhuil-<br />
••la, Willdng dliUUM to gall count.<br />
Two LiwJrDorti unit Intludii ill lppll><br />
ancci Pricid (-tdllMd to 1103,000.<br />
dCtANeltV<br />
NMtly niw (ml flaw mndd, 1 bdtnu.,<br />
1 biliu, |tu( MUtfil Uocition for<br />
•hopplnj <br />
nliypMlUt.hMniiHJOg,<br />
OMANeltV<br />
LinobtttiJcted Mtw rf fht IflUfld<br />
ctwiy. Bh)oy dtt pH*iq* Did<br />
beach <strong>of</strong> Hi! toutti «id. Thttt Mm.,2bilhi,<br />
fully (urf,. 1129,900.<br />
pmHUURO<br />
r.-homs blUlhM), • JHll UM (<strong>of</strong> UlU<br />
HnchM on populat Rout* SO Id P«t«»burf"Qftil<br />
Iselllotil Ttta MM (hornw,<br />
mayb*)? A lov«ly hotne to llv« In,<br />
detichcd gtttge, «» (lit bmlnMsn<br />
sysn a smill gffftihcmM. All thu lot<br />
|u)l»N,tOD. "<br />
AVALON<br />
Beautiful | MlMlllt 1 bJIH, fully fUtnlihid<br />
coridanlnluMf Wiih aeeln<br />
, Mi black to bMcti ftem<br />
I14IJ0O,<br />
Will ttnlntilwd dupl« ort 60 x 100lot.<br />
(jtg. front ind IMT (wchn, ill<br />
unit s hdimi, i Mi, 2nd onll; i<br />
Mtm,, i talk am U btich mi<br />
d4<br />
cALUrtVAVTWC. (dob II M«4«il<br />
Two Um. afji ha fl.lno M«M/ 4in-<br />
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hb d<br />
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cotrfrty, nit kmtm#f<br />
ItuMutM ICtf tMWJ BI ffltOt ttBgBJ<br />
COMMCJtOAL<br />
RIAL UfATI<br />
OCSANCITV<br />
Dmnnrdil/Ritill IM DMA bullduij)<br />
J.WO iq. ft mldMtm J.4D014, ft tomtturdil<br />
plm «d)DiMlii« tat (hit Mil kt<br />
d«V»lop*d, Supitb MUWltVlM) gml<br />
lAJl»VIOdO<br />
Blick Hem Pit* Hljhwiy cummirdll.<br />
U Mi Gf«t (01 iWp Mnttr)<br />
pnxludhi tX>,m yaiif<br />
ctll to Wort UthmittM, ItM/M.<br />
OCEAN crrt<br />
Hotel Uhdmuli H ht)t*l unld, 1 tpk<br />
plu« 4 wmttuWil (MU MM T>«ttiindoui<br />
oppuHunlly lot IndlvUtiil M<br />
ceuplt Dal wtiuW lli» to t«U MMt tt(<br />
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OCEAN ClTV<br />
CmMMdl<br />
Unit (itd I<br />
H^<strong>of</strong>lfj plyt f<br />
ni pMUil<br />
y. fiiitiUin<br />
AISlCON<br />
Koomlng hMW en Uf 1 W M,<br />
d hbld I<br />
OCSANVIBW<br />
JOW u, 11 building nMlMM<br />
Rotif* 9 it Mi Ui afy nit 0/ Quim<br />
Stjt« Pitkwiy, Fully ipprovtd pliiu<br />
uid p««iit lo* 4 itw» nd/w »MM<br />
tiTSMO<br />
MMINtli<br />
ttttUN<br />
oaANcrrv<br />
BatlntM only, «U#tiunnl/pl"«lJ<br />
In «rt(l«rt IMVM^ Mtt a, A (Ml<br />
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TUCKAMOS<br />
BKtlljftl UltttfMMt<br />
U*« .hop, plu. W j<br />
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fttiiiM<br />
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LUMOOi)<br />
dkthphta<br />
a mnfitovf mcniaAi in<br />
tAMd<br />
AMCrt*<br />
mmii tit<br />
•pvi pin inuiutmi^<br />
titmti tuitj <br />
653-1088<br />
Weekends<br />
W<br />
e have a wkta range<br />
<strong>of</strong> yearly rantala<br />
aveJlibta.C«Hanyo»ttio<br />
ttlOHAUDS AQENCY<br />
M1 iM MUM<br />
W iiy <strong>On</strong>to M»nH<br />
Somors Point Area<br />
iMlUdML<br />
narfMffflin IllaV<br />
strarnig iw<br />
iBBn.<br />
927-9087 IH<br />
EARLY RENTALS<br />
Call Us For<br />
Moro Information<br />
GARDEN<br />
JTATE REALTY<br />
399-3O38<br />
ROOfflf<br />
ufatiAetM<br />
M ca« we-<br />
DIAL-A-ROOM<br />
399-8894<br />
TO<br />
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MWMOM<br />
BjHi)»'..yti<br />
>jrjtrt>icaa<br />
8Wfl> tor Rent<br />
Wait' otai) itertg*,<br />
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OAAA6E Wft ftENT •vUW<br />
aMt)Maj\tmm«mhly. c*)<br />
at the ho<br />
""pl<br />
n<br />
Public Nolle*<br />
i mutt be undated In a aaatod<br />
.je and piwniy marKed:<br />
'Isitura Avenue pralnafle<br />
neoonttrtMtlon, Wrid, 43rd, and 441h<br />
smtts,Pro|edNo.eo44.<br />
and Ihall eMitatn
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PAGE 20 *- SECTION TWO lNSL4.EDGEft, OCEAN atY.NJ, Tffl)1tSPAYttot£KMWaftMH«<br />
letters to the editor cont'd from page 5<br />
Discbsure was in code's wake<br />
Savings & Loan<br />
* * American Express Gift Cheques<br />
ve the thoughtful, safe way to give<br />
money!<br />
Available in an elegant gold<br />
envelope with a Gift Card,<br />
(III)<br />
Available lit denmnlnaHdn* <strong>of</strong> ti&>,<br />
$50. and 9100. (PIUS « charge <strong>of</strong> $180<br />
each).<br />
nother great gift for family<br />
and friends are,.,<br />
United States Savings Bonds<br />
OCEAN CITY<br />
HOME8AVINOS<br />
AND LOAN A««OOI ATION<br />
It's time to terminate the boat parade<br />
TMOMMCHy<br />
BUTCHER SHOP*<br />
A DEUCATE88I<br />
utmmi<br />
UMiHt<br />
ORDEfl EARLY FOB<br />
Primetiibs«fttidh Turkeys<br />
Hams•Filet Mlgnon m** * er 16,188B Three Sections Prtao3D« (609)399-5411<br />
Basic cable<br />
is going<br />
fc<br />
up 2 ways<br />
1-tABBUmlng Sammons' franchise<br />
renewal appjtcatlon goes smoothly In<br />
I ^<strong>Dec</strong>ember, Twslc cable" will become<br />
tVllttle less basic for Its subscribers In<br />
VSammons Communications is send-<br />
•Irig letters to Its customers telling<br />
'them that basic cable, the least<br />
'amount <strong>of</strong> channels one can get as a<br />
Subscriber, will <strong>of</strong>fer 3l Instead <strong>of</strong> 21<br />
'Channels.<br />
3: And the cost will be $13.95 instead<br />
•6f $10,25, the letter continues.<br />
(f But Sammonn' regional manager<br />
-Bob Piperato Bays the restructuring<br />
.will net A $1.2&4'ttumth savings for<br />
:gubBcrlber8 who already buy those 10<br />
Jfixtra chahnols In the "family tier,"<br />
ivhlch will merge Into the basic cable<br />
"'(Presently there are three levels <strong>of</strong><br />
programming cable subscribers can<br />
choose fromi basic cable; basic and<br />
thfe family tier; or basic, the family<br />
(jtier and, any premium channels such<br />
as fristn or Home Bo* Office.)<br />
However 1 high school'A'<br />
. a"'$outhend resident who<br />
contacted the newspaper said yester-<br />
• •- ••'••i was toUTBy the.cable com*<br />
i«f jfe .watud'.in^d k n«W,<br />
i-.k cable Wx. far Which ihe<br />
lar a month, lite new cony&ter, v/ith<br />
imulated wood abut"and a red<br />
tttl channel ..'display, has'Wen'<br />
.hSsed In over the p^st yeWif<br />
A'temote control rental far the box<br />
1 $4 a fli<strong>of</strong>lth, and $2 for an addilonal<br />
taitate. Rewatea that come<br />
vlth the television won't change the<br />
channels If a converter 1 *\ ieatton would rise.<br />
Ok As <strong>of</strong> the 1987-88 school year, Upper ,<br />
\>l<br />
sent 609 students to <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> High IT tB».BS<br />
School at a total cost <strong>of</strong> $3,023,460.<br />
Dennis seftt 198 students to Middle<br />
Township High School In Cdpe May",<br />
Court House at a cost <strong>of</strong> $990,000 and <<br />
Woodbine sent 73 students,to'MU*',<br />
lviilo High School in Cumberland r<br />
. Countytor$244,039. '<br />
4k Study projections show that the<br />
* flrst^ear school bt|dgett could j,epst -<br />
11<br />
" Communities ao high as |&4.ndUi •,...<br />
$1.6 million and $510,000 reaped'• '<br />
\r >S fa AST' «vay» , vl. v ^ • < >vi<br />
1rtM.- upper *Vt/wn*1\ip yktouatwm<br />
f '<br />
' -. t thought were not befuddled by an overwhelm,<br />
f$ Miperintendent John Tredlnnick (tflld +•<br />
,1(1.<br />
/'' (no action has, been taken oil the < „:<br />
7^ ^r " --»-, — Htortyhellos brought her back td the ittdment. tffi V wport o^ducatidhanrfthatadedsfonmay<br />
by the Upper Township Board<br />
§ hoUday popping. With list lit hand, she buttoned Old friends were at her side, their arms laden & still be Vtmihs<br />
box W used,<br />
Plperato said that subscribers with<br />
th6 new basic cable lineup whd own &<br />
cable-ready set would not need d dm*<br />
ytfter, the resident who called the<br />
paper said she does not have a cable*<br />
(Heady television. -<br />
* Summon* hasn't iiicrflased its rates<br />
Ore over the past two years, he<br />
jldoed/<br />
Channel suppliers, such as BSPN,<br />
the sports network, used to charge<br />
'gammons /<strong>of</strong> Its service based on the<br />
b f b d<br />
1 '<strong>of</strong>f.<br />
a<br />
hfircoat.driwonliia'mlttensandsetabouther with packages. Another greeting waft called from F- ^H^^^t ^f.^ —*<br />
task. • amAestreet.SherehirnedtReflalutetlonwlth/^ SC^l^rt^K^: Ffi<br />
Srt'/<br />
A2<br />
Point taxpayers* group, with 125 members, takes<br />
1OMIR3 POWT - The<br />
CltyS flw-monlh old civic<br />
association, Ail Associated<br />
T m m <strong>of</strong> SoBitn Point,<br />
U building strength, with<br />
156 members tallied by the<br />
orgairteation after Its third<br />
meeting last week.<br />
It has alto produced a list<br />
<strong>of</strong> Issues which hit taxpay-<br />
ere In the pocketbook tar<br />
<strong>City</strong> Coundrt perusal,<br />
b a tetter addressed to<br />
Dear Taxpayer, founding<br />
president Serf Barnabe!<br />
attacks the Atlantic <strong>City</strong><br />
Ckttie ladies pr<strong>of</strong>essional<br />
golf tournament, played at<br />
Hie Sands Country Club last<br />
August.<br />
The letter complains that<br />
Ii<br />
4<br />
*<br />
*<br />
f J * * ' '<br />
the dty should not have Ambler Avenue, i 126 and residents <strong>of</strong> make his goal <strong>of</strong> 500 to 600<br />
paid the $4,000 In police Hie group also takes aim Habour Cove condomini- b By the end <strong>of</strong> next<br />
overtime necessary to cover at suggestions that the dty ums requested 200 applica- mt.<br />
traffic generated by Athire<br />
a pr<strong>of</strong>essional planner tions, he said.<br />
In June, the Ninth Street<br />
event<br />
end a dty administrate. , Bamabei thinks he canresident<br />
made an unsuc-<br />
"We (eel that Sands Corporation<br />
should have allotted<br />
the necessary funds to<br />
pay for the exw services<br />
The $15,000 to $20,000<br />
cost <strong>of</strong> a planner would be<br />
•Hi-spent and unnecessary<br />
•ountfu Pleasures<br />
HOLIDAY SALE<br />
s. IVc. ! Sun. Doc, IHlh<br />
20 r v Off ALL MliRCHANDISt<br />
Uniam Country Gifts & Counted Cm Stitch<br />
UMttdMHon Santa Dolls<br />
DMC Floss<br />
Gail Wlm Dupn Folk Dotb & Burs<br />
825 Asbury Avev <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> 398-3981<br />
Hearing tonight<br />
on salary code<br />
^^v.;/.:rw(V7'l<br />
cestful run far the Republi- Ucans. hm Monday iw* to<br />
can nomination in this That fact has fueled com- tw*^political a<strong>of</strong>t;<br />
year's 2nd Ward <strong>City</strong> plMnte by Mri critics HeisaidaVartaStt^<br />
Coundl race as a candidate that the group is political. in the community wante^'<br />
<strong>of</strong> the Somers Point Repub- But Bamabel told tttoot- make the group poiitSteL<br />
far a town <strong>of</strong> our size," says<br />
caused by the tournament," the letter. It calls dty resi-<br />
states Ae letter, which is dents "best qualified<br />
expected to be In the hands<br />
<strong>of</strong> <strong>City</strong> Council In time for<br />
discussion at its meeting<br />
tonight (Thursday at 7:30).<br />
The letter was endorsed,<br />
with scant debate, by over<br />
30 members <strong>of</strong> the group<br />
during a gathering at die<br />
Senior CItzens Building on<br />
1 * to<br />
mate planning decisions.<br />
Hiring an adinistrater<br />
would tantamount to soMira POWT - aty patrolman with more man<br />
elected <strong>of</strong>ficials passing <strong>of</strong>f Coundl tonight (Thursday threeyearo' experience.<br />
their responsibilities to a at ?:30) will conduct a pub* S2B.177; and the combined<br />
hired <strong>of</strong>ficial, says the letter. lie hearing on a new salary position <strong>of</strong> city derk, regis-<br />
When It formed in late ordinance which reflects trar <strong>of</strong> vital statistics and<br />
summer, ATSP claimed 25 increases <strong>of</strong> roughly 6 per- municipal search <strong>of</strong>ficer,<br />
members. After Monday's cent for all dty employees SMM1<br />
meeting, Bamabei counted covered.<br />
The dty treasuere/chief<br />
The ordinance covert financial <strong>of</strong>ficer, $27,264; tax<br />
most <strong>City</strong> Kail workers, collector/tax bearch <strong>of</strong>ficer,<br />
and sets salaries u high as $26,389; a patrolman with<br />
$42,085 for the chief <strong>of</strong> more than two years<br />
i<br />
police, and at low at<br />
$17,000 for a first-year<br />
police dispatcher.<br />
Two-year contracts negotiated<br />
with Police Department<br />
patrolman and<br />
sergeants are reflected In<br />
the measure, as well as Individual<br />
contracts negotiated<br />
with dry department heads<br />
and police bfast, according<br />
to the dty clerk's <strong>of</strong>fice.<br />
Public Works employees<br />
tie not covered In the ordinance.<br />
The ordinance Includes<br />
the following proposed sal- 4 aries.'<br />
Police captain, $37,286; * police lieutenant, 138,1341<br />
police sergeant, $33,279.<br />
The construction <strong>of</strong>ficial<br />
would earn $33,136, a<br />
1 experience,<br />
$24,653; patrolman<br />
win less man two years.<br />
SIMM.<br />
T<br />
A dispatcher with mote<br />
than three years experience<br />
would make $23,947; dip* Firefighters bear wfth bitter temperatures to battle a minor (Ire et the 10th Street<br />
uty dty cleric $21,188; dis- arktt; "<br />
patcher with over two<br />
years, $21,000 and a junior<br />
librarian. $20,8!*.<br />
A dispatcher with less Two fires; one is suspicious<br />
than two years <strong>of</strong> exepri-<br />
<strong>Ocean</strong> dty firefighters, at Flames were shooting out gulahed a smaller fire on<br />
ence would make $19,000,<br />
toils covered in ice, (ought <strong>of</strong> the building when fire' the ro<strong>of</strong> <strong>of</strong> the 10th Street<br />
and a first-year patrolman<br />
two blare* Sunday, the sec- fighters arrived, laid market and car wash on<br />
would mtkt 118,600.<br />
ond day <strong>of</strong> a bitter told Blevln, Damage was Weil Avenue. According to<br />
The ordinance also calls<br />
snip.<br />
described as "heavy." a police report, firemen cut<br />
for longevity pay at die rate<br />
<strong>On</strong>e <strong>of</strong> me fires ii tuipl* Fireflghtern braved 10-de- a hole in the ro<strong>of</strong>, away<br />
<strong>of</strong> 1100 per year <strong>of</strong> service<br />
dous, according to police wee temperatures to fight from the area still beihg<br />
after completion <strong>of</strong> three<br />
arson squad Lt. Bob Blevln. the flamed.<br />
used for Christmas tftje<br />
years. It also <strong>of</strong>fers Umo and<br />
The second-floor blaite lit a The three-story apart- sales, to pin access to the<br />
a half for overtime.<br />
vacant building behind the ment building, not hooked fire.<br />
The public hearing li In Moorlyn View, wai caUed up to utilities, was recently<br />
<strong>City</strong> Mall coundl chamberg. l M 9 S l t l d soldt Officials are conduct-<br />
'DEPARTMENT 6T0QE 1<br />
''TV 9AM-9PM<br />
DECEMBER 14,15,16,17 & 19<br />
SAVE ON ALL<br />
REGULARLY PRICED MERCHANDISE<br />
Store wide and wrap up your holiday shopping with<br />
wonderful gifts for eleryone ori your list Save 5%<br />
on large and small appliances, vacuums, TV's,<br />
carpeting and bicycles,<br />
ryi /<br />
ft>.<br />
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i\ + tr, l , fi> f,<br />
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HENRYEARNS<br />
NEW POST<br />
Sowers Point native Marianne<br />
"Mlml" Henry, has<br />
been named Atlantic <strong>City</strong><br />
area medical representative<br />
for Syntax Laboratories <strong>of</strong><br />
Pale Alto, Calif, Henry. 26,<br />
1st <strong>1988</strong> graduate <strong>of</strong> thi<br />
University at Richmond (<br />
Richmond Va,, with a<br />
degree In economics.<br />
aunt the new owner, Mid<br />
Blevln,<br />
He believes the Moorlyn<br />
fire an accidental.<br />
View and the apartment ELECTED TO HBART ,<br />
building, which sit on theASSOC.nOARD<br />
lame lot, were slated for Christina Kfllmpr <strong>of</strong> Un-<br />
demolition. The aging wood it one <strong>of</strong> 12 people<br />
structures an located at 816 newly-elected to the Amirl- A<br />
<strong>Ocean</strong> A ve.<br />
can Heart Association, New Q<br />
Jersey Affiliate's Board <strong>of</strong><br />
Earlier In the day, at 10Directors.<br />
Keimer In a car-<br />
a.m., firefighters extindiac rehab nurse.<br />
0<br />
O<br />
O<br />
FIT fi finds,tax<br />
K d t o a *ecent t iS<br />
tn<br />
&ty this Wt^t tftti&«d A<br />
ttvtel«d««srq^*sehtihg<br />
Idliteb<br />
. - Otlttms tor CK»an Qty 1 badness people and supp6rttts<br />
<strong>of</strong> Mayor Hoy<br />
XMm, wwegei tetthay,<br />
tmtestingHTfctfthepr&ssuit<br />
the Wa^dog group Is<br />
putttna on dty <strong>of</strong>fidab to<br />
* feme wxinldpal spwwitag.<br />
tt « swap WKoJsttag to press lefcasesv COCF<br />
v<br />
, v<br />
iax assessment appeal<br />
hearing tl at<br />
Cpe May Gm#ta£<br />
iatTWduled to<br />
eOdCouMoso<br />
gk Main Street, Cape<br />
:May Court House, accord-<br />
Ting to G. Raymond Brown<br />
"|C county tax edmlnistra-<br />
-fa<br />
*v* taxpayers scheduled for<br />
ah appeal could forfeit their<br />
<strong>of</strong><br />
test<br />
mfem tm% y<br />
aid, Those appealing<br />
Bio«ldbtp»eparSrteprtf<br />
»Atare^tedMbQlatttie<br />
h^wrw feown^<br />
Taxpayers taking issue<br />
with their Mleitnent<br />
should hive already filed<br />
for a hearing; the deadline<br />
mi <strong>Dec</strong>. 1,<br />
'Phantom* burglar is<br />
stalking Somers Point<br />
SOMERS POINT — Anue<br />
and in Harbour Cove<br />
rash <strong>of</strong> burglaries have Condominiums on Bay<br />
occurred throughout the Avenue, have been hit<br />
community over the past The burglaries occurred<br />
five or six weeks, Mostly between 5 and 11 p.m.,<br />
cash and jewelry have been according to the detective<br />
Stolen, police wdd. bureau which reports access<br />
they believe the 14 tadIs<br />
generally through back<br />
dents are related, but as yet windows and doors. -<br />
there are no suspects. "He's a phantom to ui<br />
.. Homes on Broadway, right now," said Capt, Stan-<br />
Plerson Avenue, Sunset ley Lukasiewicz, who<br />
Avenue, Johnson Avenue, believes ttii perpetrate Is<br />
Wllmont Avenue, Hamad working on foot.<br />
Avenue, Conneetteut Ave- Police advise local residents<br />
to be especially cauttous<br />
over the holidays,<br />
Vandals hit<br />
the boards<br />
also the<br />
<strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> police report<br />
that nine public telephones<br />
have been ripped from their<br />
sockets at various spots on<br />
the boardwalk<br />
' Also, the lifeguard station<br />
fit tat SlWfet ---'" ij " j - iM - i * j •*•"<br />
jlhat same day<br />
^randala painted the bat.<br />
A\ torn at 12th Street and the<br />
^^'beach tag booth at 14th,<br />
'According to police who<br />
'nosuspecte,<br />
FREE 9IGN8 FOR<br />
HOLIDAY SAFETY<br />
i Cape May County Sheriff<br />
UafflM Plousls announced<br />
;Sio-Shoplifting is a crime"<br />
find "Protect your<br />
km and commerdal «tab<br />
, i ifl CCipiMiy<br />
bounty m available ai the<br />
ER PRESENTS<br />
JCERTDEC19<br />
; Tod Klo/et, son <strong>of</strong> Mr,<br />
• tid MM. fired Kiefor <strong>of</strong><br />
aty, will tmsent a<br />
1 organ redtol at the<br />
<strong>of</strong> the Nativity,<br />
»t at the church and<br />
at Keatble Memorial<br />
Methodist Church in<br />
Jfoodbtuy* Wefef tetldea<br />
n JfamkUflvUto with W#<br />
%1/e. they have three<br />
TfM holiday OHMT^<br />
JuatoaHorvitHut today io<br />
w iir f ivntf* f IIV<br />
iMfnjntvifMdt,<br />
j *<br />
V'r<br />
SPINNING<br />
WHEEL >
mI' .**• -*7<br />
**#_<br />
Mr, and Mrs, Charles Town Jr.<br />
WHEN IN<br />
DOUBT.,.<br />
Give her a<br />
beautifully wrapped<br />
Gift Certificate<br />
Draw Shoppe<br />
on the avenue for 84 years<br />
Mi Asbury Avenue<br />
Dally 10-5; and<br />
Open Bvawin^i "7*9<br />
Gillian's<br />
Christmas<br />
All tides Included under orte 3k<br />
•"•"••' idmiiil<strong>of</strong>llw. ^<br />
IpJU/flp.W<br />
* Phone:<br />
3iS-70Sl<br />
Atk About Our SttttttLt<br />
jft^t Party Ptuwu, -t<br />
M^n^ Waoijktydol&jehd<br />
SWEATERS<br />
ByDean<br />
',„ M >?<br />
Sweiderk, Town united in marriage<br />
Ve«to Swdderk,<br />
<strong>of</strong> O^rtes rt SSwel-<br />
Ab»B«n> end Charles<br />
and Kto, Chat* E, Towtt Sr,<br />
<strong>of</strong> Ooean GSty, wete untied In<br />
•BMMiftgi Oct IS at Ranauli<br />
Nikkl TVan was Maid <strong>of</strong><br />
honor. Bridesmaids were<br />
Usa lifshta, Nancy Stober,<br />
Maty Beth Spiegel, and Teresa<br />
town. The Junior bridesmaid<br />
was Beth Ann Spiegel<br />
The Bower girt was Kimberiy<br />
pg Dan Town, brother <strong>of</strong> the<br />
£tOOflt% WaS aVi Q€§t Ifilift*<br />
ABslsUng as vishere were BUI<br />
Mourer, Bob fteiehahik.<br />
Chuck Swriderk, Doug Sweidttk,<br />
Brian Town, and tatty<br />
Town, fhi ting heai* was<br />
Mark Town.<br />
The bride wore a satin<br />
designer gown trimmed with<br />
laoe, crystals, s&wlns and<br />
pearls. The puffed lace<br />
sleeves featured a bow with<br />
crystals and pearts. A lame<br />
bow at the waistline in the<br />
bide gave a heart sliaped<br />
muMoa The hud piece was<br />
a flowered shape crown with<br />
SUPER VICTORIAN<br />
sequins and ayrttls Bteffiedtnpeatk mM bbo^M <strong>of</strong> whitt<br />
«he ftdl tejsgjn vjal fK» brtdVi tttindante ttd p«dh mat mm white<br />
wow teal bine satin dresses daisies, gadirtfig; ml<br />
with puB ikiw* tnd brae na^endM^l*t*tt.<br />
bow to Mat* the bride, the *• A reception flowed it ihe<br />
Plan to wed<br />
Sheik Wolle <strong>of</strong> North*<br />
held and Thomas J, Wolfe<br />
or Deem <strong>City</strong>* »nftoun«<br />
the engagement <strong>of</strong> thrtr<br />
daughter, Angela MvV and<br />
Nick T, AtthU tm <strong>of</strong> Mr.<br />
and Mm. Ntefc ?, Atohl <strong>of</strong><br />
NerMeidv<br />
The bride to be, a graduate<br />
<strong>of</strong> Mainland Regional<br />
High School, li cAirrently<br />
employed for t local insur-<br />
ance agency,<br />
Mr. Atohi, also a gradu-<br />
ate <strong>of</strong> Mainland Regional<br />
High School, works for a<br />
local eoAtttuetlOh company,<br />
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The mother <strong>of</strong> the bride ^seo. Lisa best ttan -tut W» bwthitft<br />
Ann Bertini and WilUatt WilliaM. Asillttng as usheri<br />
Vincent Power were mar- were Brlin Btftithi Bob<br />
Shttrry Green and Donald Oanmlos! Jr.<br />
riid reojntiiy during a dou- BhomOi to»t Cwoks and<br />
ble wedding cewmony. The Larry ttoert. rt<br />
Rev, Msir, Thomas Sharkey CrahiM Pd niphiw<br />
Announce engagement <strong>of</strong>fldatea during to 10i30 <strong>of</strong>W ii<br />
b<br />
a.m, ceremony In Our Lady The WjddJng ree<br />
Mr. and him, WUlayd H MtOoL She It employed by <strong>of</strong> Good Counsil Church, wai held at Ouusln<br />
drinn <strong>of</strong> deean <strong>City</strong> Ae <strong>Ocean</strong> Cl^ Mo»i BavannounM<br />
the engagement Ings and Loin Association,<br />
<strong>of</strong> their daughter, thirty Mr, Caneelosi is a gradu><br />
Lynn, to Donald H, Cimce- Att <strong>of</strong> Abiegawl High<br />
losi jfc, jfc, son <strong>of</strong> KtoWtit an a School. ol. Hi U smptoytd by<br />
dtal detail <strong>of</strong> f Sdullvllld Sllvlll and ttte ttt <strong>City</strong> <strong>of</strong> Ventn<strong>of</strong> Ventn Pli Police<br />
Ddnald M. Canceltwl Sr. <strong>of</strong> Depai'tment,<br />
Sttmtrs Point, ' A Btpimbir 1989 mi*<br />
The brtcte to be 1B a gtfld- ding 1B planned,<br />
o? Oci»n <strong>City</strong> Itigh<br />
1 *<br />
The brides aw the diugh- tty House in BarnlttteWft.<br />
ters <strong>of</strong> Mr, and Mrs. Marino Pollowing a hbn»ymottn<br />
Bertini <strong>of</strong> <strong>Ocean</strong> Qty, Mr, Wp to Myi Vaniisa and<br />
Smith is the ton <strong>of</strong> Mr, and ChrlBtophdf a» (eliding in<br />
Mrs. Raymond Smith <strong>of</strong> Phoenix, Ati2, Lisa and<br />
<strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong>, Mr. Power is WUUatt honeyttoDned in<br />
the son <strong>of</strong> Mr. and Mrs, Prance and Spin, and are<br />
Edward V, Power <strong>of</strong> Nor- now resid residing In Virginia<br />
folk.Va, Beach, Bh Vi Vi. :<br />
The brides were given in<br />
marriage by their parents,<br />
8onya^er4i <strong>of</strong> Edrid,<br />
and<br />
in Ciy,<br />
The l'mckmtlrtl Health Cm<br />
from c. melini<br />
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i uMmmw<br />
Hoover Keeps Making If Better'<br />
SALE ENDS CHRISTMAS EVE.<br />
HOOVERduik-<br />
Broom II<br />
m$~, " ^: A}.. '*,*&£s'"''<br />
Buy Two Packages <strong>of</strong><br />
Hoover Bags or Belts<br />
and Get the Third Package<br />
for FREEH<br />
A local edwcfttot has Burke noted the tf teaching N J y<br />
developed a new tool to "Interesting stories and toty, xnrtdng he* aware ot<br />
hfeb fottrth-gifctew undet- attractive lUuutrattohB toe ia& ©I tefetehce in*testend<br />
the history <strong>of</strong> the Gar- would help fttudents rial geared to the afaftge<br />
denState.<br />
develop ah interest and ll-ye*N)ld te&deti Bailey<br />
Ca»6dNewreweytab,tt knowledge <strong>of</strong> New Jersey ptquttd the «*ds, whl*<br />
toMlste <strong>of</strong> SS story cards on history^ * ' may be u»sd tat tUssttom<br />
N ew JV JeiseV hitoy hstoy ' Irene ReeVesv 'fourth »hidy ot a» itubplementtl,<br />
gmde teacher, aaid their<br />
it was presented to James<br />
tadft d<br />
»«ttke, Vl« ptittelpal <strong>of</strong> the<br />
partldpation In the pilot Lab topics tadude dtao-<br />
P C tCtty l t a d t t project will Include en «vaimmt whaling, tmttlgw»K<br />
Schtoo ifetehtly by tabuation,<br />
which will assist inventory MbntKl Ut«»<br />
develops Harrtet A. ttear- Bailey In her desire to have Indian lore, tomous battle<br />
them published and make lt explorew tod<br />
Bailey, & retired teacher them available to all schools<br />
end resident <strong>of</strong> SeavtUe, in the state.<br />
Questions and teaching<br />
prepared the Lab for use in<br />
aids ere also furnished to<br />
fourth grade classrooms, Lyle Alverson, principal further reinforce the stu- Harriett fealtey pwiwnte history felory cards to .<br />
tfter weaving a $360 mini- at the intermediate school, dent's understanding <strong>of</strong> the Burkft. vtM $mm\ ot th« Oe»m <strong>City</strong> Interrhedlato<br />
feWht (him tee N.J. Mistor- commended Bailey for her state's history. —>.---. *-..,.. ...^?. * ........ ..<br />
M kmMm to Rind tl» continuing interest. Her<br />
j<br />
career has Included 16 yean<br />
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IS4 Asbury Avenue, <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong><br />
(across from <strong>City</strong> Hall)<br />
(«09) 391-0027<br />
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Holiday Houre: Daily 10 lo 8 Saturday .10 to 6 Sunday 12 to 8<br />
V Sat 9:36 to MO<br />
ea Oats<br />
to 31/ Off<br />
OUTERWEAR<br />
and<br />
Stlected<br />
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caa foe pd«Aa**d for «1O<br />
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AS TWESENTWEl-tfiDGEW ftmrmtay, DMI!»ISM<br />
Carolfest, MacBeth benefit concert, Sindia Day open house this weekej<br />
The Chambar <strong>of</strong> Commeree<br />
Carolrest is set for<br />
7:30 pJtt. Satuwtoy, <strong>Dec</strong> I?<br />
at the Music Mar, Board.<br />
Walk and Moorlyn Terraer<br />
This nwnt, which '<br />
grown ir popuhrity mx,<br />
Mark Soifer<br />
;aei,by ««d Jo-El MeLaugh- receiving many requests soring a house tour during<br />
towm be accompanists, from agencies and needy those same hours. Tickets<br />
the years, w»s originated Admission is free. The families this holiday season are $8 at the Sun Rose book<br />
and d "his h been b directed d i d by b event will be taped by local We urge you all to eontrib- stole, the Spinning Wheel<br />
Walter Fredericks, a Ml- Channel 2 for showing dur- ute in MOW way. Relists or Scalar Studio,<br />
onted tenor, ln|the holidays, if you oattVeome » the<br />
Fredericks has sung with F—— concert, drop oH your day <strong>of</strong> the tout at the<br />
loading opera companies MacBeth, an <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> donation in the decorated museum for $10.<br />
throughout the world. He s<strong>of</strong>t rock group, will per- containers tn front <strong>of</strong> mer- " ' • - ir<br />
wUl direct the community torn a benefit concert for chants 1 stores on Asbury The Retail Merchants<br />
singing on Saturday, This Is the needy and homeless on Avenue, Association continues W<br />
always an Inspirational and Friday, <strong>Dec</strong>. 16 beginning 8 — — : ~ promote Breakfast with<br />
fun evening. We hope p.m, at the Music Wer. the The <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> Historical Santa from 9 wa. Wl nottft<br />
you'll be there. program wUl benefit the Sodety Museum holds its onSaturday at McOonild's. # »«._»„,„«_ .„„„„. ,,wo „,„, „-<br />
Featured will be tho Waves <strong>of</strong> Caring drive annual Stadia Day Christ- free hone and buggy rides Avenue Is bfi^te than it topft«eteO«»ftCtty.Itls etft for thi tmfa awS (wmtfMI 8<br />
eft the<br />
S^fJ% Male Choms. sponsored by the Retmll mas party, Sunday (<strong>Dec</strong>. 18) wim&ntaMetviIWtlte has been to year*, Down* the last bujbwrd ttn the Music Phr, AArtsilon WW b» »» dMtflQM *» food! trt]<br />
the MCC Mined Chorus <strong>of</strong> Merchanh AftsoctaHon. from noon ml 5 o'clock at 3 p.m. on Saturdays at 9lh town Oceah Ciiy o«a» pet> southbound route so it ctolrws and toys,<br />
the Margate Community Admission wtu be food, its new, temporary head, and Asbury. This wUl be sonallied «rvto Mtd no t&tikm catches ill all ot <strong>of</strong> me the traffic ttftffic<br />
Church and two soloists, clothing or toys which wtU quarters, 1139 Wesley Ave- the last SMurday far these hassle shopping. f«» New Yo* itate, At .<br />
\<br />
mezzo soprano Halne King be distrtbuted throughout nue. You can tour the features,<br />
Pw<strong>of</strong>tttsimd local veWeles. *• VTS&J<br />
through an addition to<br />
and Brownwyn Rublno- <strong>Ocean</strong> Qry and surround- facility and enjoy free Thanks to ro<strong>of</strong>top light-<br />
S mercantile tax, there Is<br />
The <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> tourism The billboard wiU reach »««*«. 1-B0Q-B<br />
Bradway, a talented young, ing areas. The Public Relarefreshments, tag purchased by the Asso-<br />
expense to the taxpayer,<br />
iter from <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong>. Doris tons Department has been The museum is also spon- elation and the <strong>City</strong>'s<br />
OomwliBlon has gurdhftsid millions «v*ry war and will be displayed.<br />
Bli«by4Mootbinbo»rdon promote the fact mat mere's Monies to tinance mis<br />
ma Northeast Extension <strong>of</strong> plenty to do and enjoy here billboard are realised<br />
BRADY'S<br />
ARMY-NAVY STORE<br />
FOR THE COLD WINTER<br />
i Heavy Quilted<br />
Flannels<br />
«HI-TECH<br />
Underwear<br />
Wool or poly<br />
ptopylene soxi<br />
coi-hortt<br />
Blanket <strong>Line</strong>d<br />
Jacket 15% <strong>of</strong>f<br />
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<strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong><br />
coming events<br />
Women*! Research Club<br />
<strong>of</strong> <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> meeting featuring<br />
Atlantic Christian<br />
School Chorus, The<br />
Flanders Hotel, lt30p.m><br />
"** — """"^ CiQ> meeting, B p.m,<br />
tafopttmlst tahmtllonal r ^ TTmn " ~<br />
tteeUngl«;90pj», FRIDAY<br />
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Includes ffl££ Installation<br />
Compl»t» HM <strong>of</strong> will coverings<br />
EXPERTPAPERHANQER<br />
Prco Estimates Call 399*0663<br />
MONDAY<br />
Nomettef)<br />
PtOCfl'<br />
Geranium Temple No"<br />
469 meeting, 618 Bay Ave.,'<br />
8 p.m. I<br />
Colony Qub meeting, 6,<br />
p.m,<br />
* "j<br />
bfcratt and O«an Avanue,<br />
10i30t.m.<br />
TUB8DAY<br />
Alcoholics Anonymous Hows tnd buggy ridii ^V Scout T»oo<br />
Klwanls Club meeting, meettng, Holy Trmlty Epls- with ith Santa, S 1 to 3 3 p.m, fr from Ing, VFW 15th 8rr€et and'<br />
Harry's tnn, Sotnors Point, copal Church, 30th Street 9th Street and Asbury Ave- Bay Avenue, 7$0»9p\m,<br />
BpJtt,<br />
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aad toy Avenue, 10 p,m.<br />
'" ~'<br />
nue, No eharp, iponsored " ^-'•> .<br />
m by the Retail Mirehinls AlcahoUci Ahonyttout<br />
<strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong>/Upper Town- MacBeth, s<strong>of</strong>t rock group, Association.<br />
Alp tottry Club meeHng, biniflt eonettt ter niedy — -—<br />
meeting, Holy Trinity B,<br />
rr copil ^ur, SOA<br />
Mac's Restaurant, Somers and homeless at the Music Chamber <strong>of</strong> Commerce and Bay A venue, 8 p.m,<br />
Point, 6i30 p.m, Pier, B p,m. Admission Is IDA annual Carolfest on to<br />
' '• TITTr ^ tood, dottunf or toyi to be Muiie Pier, ?i30 p.m.<br />
<strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> Card Club, distributed throughout Admission free,<br />
youth center, 7 p.m, 3eean <strong>City</strong> and gurreund'<br />
ng areas,<br />
Matchpolnt JrS, duplicate'<br />
Octm <strong>City</strong> k<br />
.MtAM miffing.<br />
W M O 1<br />
onic SATURDAY<br />
1<br />
bridp, Muste Ptar, ?s30<br />
p.m,<br />
BftLflWSLS<br />
museum), noon to S p.m.<br />
Knighu <strong>of</strong> Columbia'<br />
hlt t retttory.'<br />
;<br />
WBDNB8DAY ;'!<br />
Good Counsel Leisure'<br />
Club Christmas meeting,'<br />
The Flanders Hotel, J2i30<br />
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CONTACT AWAftDED<br />
FOR BEACH PROJECT<br />
t^-O,S, Army Corp <strong>of</strong><br />
Eftfttteeti has <strong>of</strong>ficially<br />
awarded « c<strong>of</strong>tWct to begin<br />
etasWirtien <strong>of</strong> we tenga^ftited<br />
ifeaeh wstoration<br />
awd storm protection projec;<br />
in Cape May.*<br />
legislative notes<br />
As»embly/|h tnO^HmmmmrnHL ^St&SM!%<br />
LoBiOftdtf, R, and Sen. Local utUiiy authorttiei AtsttteAtlemblk "<br />
James Httley, who tatn*. would be tbit to brtrig eMl tfc* m w &<br />
. JAaording to U.S. Repdu«ddder.tieil<br />
leglslaHott actions to Impose pentlttts toted by CaW<br />
•^-William Hughes, the con- whlA passed In November, $gm$ pollutes, under a kmMpim<br />
tract award clears the way<br />
lor construction to begm on<br />
the project immediately.<br />
The <strong>Ocean</strong> aty lawmaker<br />
laid the award caps a 14year<br />
effort on his part to<br />
resolve a beach erosion<br />
problem which has senously<br />
hampered the local<br />
economy and threatened<br />
business and residential<br />
property in the community<br />
for the better part <strong>of</strong> this<br />
century,<br />
"I'm absolutely elated<br />
With the awarding <strong>of</strong> this<br />
contract,* Hughes said,<br />
<strong>On</strong> Thursday, an Assembly<br />
committee approved College aid<br />
legislation that would Jonm Nlrk, diwetor <strong>of</strong> th» BuWanet dtpMtmt nl at mm Ofty Mldh School,<br />
merease the fundmg tor the wttomed ii * tiwffl mtMrtinfl ol »h» Ptwnt Ttaehir Btudiftl AiiMlfttion to dleeutt<br />
project to Include money thtflhaneihBittddoitef ^ '<br />
for beach restoratiott and ir# JMH QHtartTlili. PtSA pwildinl, §nd Ttww NiflBl, ttudihl rwrnber.<br />
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Browii tn i,i<br />
gifts, iricltldt<br />
atton ifghiflL. .„.,„_.„ „ ,<br />
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HOLIDAY DINING<br />
A Tradition At<br />
mommMwm^<br />
m.<br />
. ..ip^.<br />
and ALL NEW<br />
SHOPPING MALL<br />
11th Street on the Boardwalk,<br />
<strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong><br />
:S(M<br />
; *fe»!»l^i<br />
nowd that whtte «Mcm<<br />
Bl£ bftdftli %Vi A* pto to fewrt ft*<br />
Wt&fttty to |e *ft» these iupply <strong>of</strong> aHordabie howsp<br />
l A y t o p t '••" *•••<br />
Reports pitch Rt<br />
tiweifipoittproptt^idw<br />
Peonvlftelttgly ddttUmerit"<br />
the need tor the soutkem<br />
extension <strong>of</strong> Mite & and<br />
topavittWftts to Route «<br />
wui em preSBina TO Hie stare<br />
p Ms<br />
sloner Mate! Cluttk thti<br />
week<br />
lew* |»mes R. Hurley<br />
iMrinunced that he will<br />
ddivet we wports, plated<br />
by the three subcommittm<br />
<strong>of</strong> the Rdukh 55 South Ad<br />
and hie Republican ally<br />
Assemblyman Prank<br />
*• •"" Ado to promote the<br />
ty unk With the Oar-<br />
AteParkvAV,<br />
•lamhopeJWdthBtfGluA)<br />
will be impressed by this<br />
effort and will anndunce her<br />
support for the eonitruetlon<br />
<strong>of</strong> %uti SS Bouta," Ae%mate<br />
mmoriry leader said in a<br />
ttntnewsreteae<br />
Over ihe past three<br />
^ b l t t e h<br />
m RouA BS Bourn Ad tlfy the ektiniloh and<br />
Hoe dommtttee is Ipedal [mprovmwto to Route 47,<br />
group formed by HMiy eaen foeusing on different<br />
"MAR SANTA" LISTS<br />
Filled Here At very Low Prices<br />
UoHsl Countty A blvirillM Qltta<br />
imi • oiiidni < bolls > GnHiimu<br />
ii;^<br />
NowlnProgresa<br />
a "t<br />
Youftotikftfr boardwalk or bmrdrtm<br />
mm<br />
55 to DOT hmd<br />
»spect« <strong>of</strong> the issue, aeceMlbiHty to<br />
Drte wbeommittte, Hur- mult bi ttW<br />
ley reports, gathered date the final tt i<br />
based on economic traffic ^<br />
demand and population<br />
growth factors. Another<br />
studied the most feasible most<br />
route Sat the southern ttrten- state<br />
slon <strong>of</strong> Route 85 baied on Oomv<br />
environmental, ecomomle 11 people Waft ««« „,,„ „<br />
and traffic aam$s concerns, others Buffered major Ink.<br />
The tod eyed improviftg rles as » result tti &*•*•£*<br />
Route 47 to meet current Oftrouti^(»ftdAat<br />
plans.<br />
They concluded thatt<br />
• existing roads crossing<br />
east/west through Cape<br />
May and Cumberland counties<br />
are-antiquated, poorly<br />
maintained and highly congrated;<br />
• completion <strong>of</strong> Route 55<br />
would gave motorists time,<br />
money, gas, vehldi maintenance<br />
and provide a safer<br />
highway to travel;<br />
• since the area relies<br />
extensively on tourton for<br />
economic survival, iafi<br />
ftoute 55 Is »he most s<br />
for envirottmfenttl and<br />
A state Department ol<br />
Transportation report \mtA<br />
atewmbttthBagoemdudBd<br />
that although cwrent ahd<br />
future tttfflfi proj&etloris Jusuty<br />
we souawn extenBion'<br />
<strong>of</strong> Route S5, the Midway<br />
would be too expensive to<br />
construct. Instead, the fouih<br />
year South Jersey tmpmvfi'<br />
ment Plan proposed<br />
upjMding Routes 47 and<br />
670,<br />
Residents toss<br />
their toxic trash<br />
Nearly 100 Caps May<br />
County residents stopped<br />
by the MtJA's Burlelgh<br />
transfer station recently to<br />
dlsposi <strong>of</strong> oil bate paint)<br />
thtnners, loivents, household<br />
dcQtiere, automobile<br />
batteries, used kerosene<br />
and gasoline, and pestiddeB<br />
such as DDT and Chid*<br />
rdflfle.<br />
All <strong>of</strong> these hazardous<br />
wtstis were colldded by<br />
thi ttidlac tliiiarch Corpp.<br />
«i a fBdifafly apptovad<br />
ffldlityi aeeotduig to MtJA<br />
<strong>of</strong>iiclils,<br />
Aeeordtag to Tony Mme*<br />
man, MUA solid Waitl speclnllsl,<br />
the ptogfam was<br />
very iutcissfuL<br />
Waste disposal Was proba*<br />
biy <strong>On</strong>d rddson fdf the large<br />
volume tit pesticides w<br />
progratn Cbllectecl that day,<br />
Moncmari sild lhat a sit*<br />
pound bag bf tiW eou A A<br />
tost about $W)t) to get rid <strong>of</strong><br />
without stick A jtfoipm, In<br />
this case, the Ml>A picked<br />
up most ttf the CdSt <strong>of</strong> dip<br />
ptisal by accetJtlriB sttttill<br />
tjUiuiHtlas (urltl<br />
ot M d^<br />
i<br />
atid Dlspbsal Pilot frogfaffl.<br />
the next tollecrJott day will<br />
take pl«de at the ety<br />
"At thi end <strong>of</strong> the d|y, next year the authority<br />
WB had eoliietid 120 M- plans to establish peraiadtid<br />
SO-gallati druttil <strong>of</strong> tietit httiisehbld imtutdm<br />
patfetitlflliy hiurdoui solid waste tollecHuti and dia- -<br />
atid liquid wastes generated Ptisal ptd^am Which may 9<br />
by Gipa May County ceil* include the development <strong>of</strong><br />
diiiti (lid ftttntri," MWifi* ptittit allwtlw slies<br />
xnati said, "in pirttcukfi id receive them d<br />
one <strong>of</strong> the Rddldc technicians<br />
told me that this was<br />
the {rtttgeawl* funded )fl<br />
the (rioit CWwdirie Md<br />
BflT the towpwvy hid cat pun by a gtaflt from the<br />
Iceted durintf itg 23 years lti Nmf ftf" L " "**<br />
VMtemL<br />
Solid Waste<br />
P.C.N.R, NURSING<br />
Pr<strong>of</strong>essional Cm Nutdltig Registry<br />
Discussion on government<br />
O OMin <strong>City</strong> mm\ Pmum Jad< Jonis (rtgh\) EpoKo to membtm ot tho o Good<br />
Counsel l Friendship Fidhi Club, Clb durtna a recent t mooting mti in Uw chutth Kail, Kil on hti polrttcal l<br />
camerv Ihlewete, ihd th§ eurranfand tutura prabtiwi <strong>of</strong> Oeaati <strong>City</strong>'s govort\tiwn».<br />
Kean aide calls for end to 'coastal' nonsense<br />
A top ftlde to Gov> tho- end to ftomc ot this<br />
mil Kt&ft; tttvlMg from nonsense* that opponents<br />
towm to towtt to tout the are spreading around,<br />
f»pMM eotttal commi- Ralph lazo, addressing 50<br />
io«»i^^dm <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> members the tkew <strong>City</strong><br />
onday night "to put an RepubUcan Club, said mil*<br />
classes for<br />
children at Wetlands<br />
tastttute,<br />
Boulivtrd,<br />
Bird feeding<br />
seminar at<br />
Wetlands<br />
" There will bi a seminar<br />
'm »m®ki Wrdi, i am,<br />
fiundfty, Jan. II at the 1 Wet<br />
' udl IniUtute, Stohe Marbot<br />
Boulevard.<br />
' 'tol irtuttgin, naturaUst<br />
"#nd environmental<br />
:'tduc«tor at the Initttute,<br />
''will dlBeuss tips on feiderg,<br />
;;plttntlng to attract wildlife<br />
1 utd tnethodB <strong>of</strong> tttracting<br />
d binoculars for<br />
bifding atid how to use<br />
tthettti Blrioeulars, bird feedmi<br />
W*d need, field guldei<br />
d other blfdlng supplies<br />
be on sale thtoughout<br />
• ranging<br />
from claims that tint state<br />
intpropww<br />
owner rights to rumors that<br />
lid Uttl»»»(i<br />
on honeon'<br />
ttoyi<br />
Inch<br />
d<br />
towns — hill<br />
Hotti<br />
<strong>of</strong> his<br />
the commission would<br />
regulate development With<br />
Awe <strong>of</strong> more units within<br />
1,000 feet <strong>of</strong> tldftl waters or<br />
the flret perttUel street or<br />
alley. That would include<br />
boMdwilk d*»Wtt|tt\ent<br />
(the boardwalk would hot<br />
bo counted n & ittttit)<br />
wli<br />
will <strong>of</strong>fer danses tin WMtai wmmlMlOR, French also said that, by<br />
Wonders <strong>of</strong> WtatW Naturi unvoUed lM \Wt mm his calculfltlons, the mm*<br />
ft* prisAool md kinder- regufite tfci itaw^ m'm mission would be controlgartcn<br />
students. front biiUding, taking iW»y ling development on over<br />
th» flvi^week eourse that ittth<strong>of</strong>lty Um tht SO pertehtol the Island,<br />
10 daisei which Bipirtmettt o! BnvL»on«. btto counted by laving<br />
mental Protection. Non- that, as itonlng board chair-<br />
hands-on activities, games, point pollution Iron man in his own town, he<br />
stories and crafts. InprttHW HiW div^pmtt div^ sees whew blg-tlrwe devel-<br />
Bev Henry <strong>of</strong> Dennlivllle, mmA promt <strong>of</strong> theopers<br />
can overwhelm pun-<br />
who has tau^\ttt»e claw torrecent<br />
ocean do&lngs, said tfme municipal planners<br />
four years, will hold lesioni ttto - a itattiHe some In indtHgbAiirl,<br />
on bird migration, feeding the audience had l hard <strong>On</strong>e locftllty's polluHon<br />
birds that winter over, time swallowing, or development <strong>of</strong>tan<br />
weather, animal tracks, <strong>On</strong>e man erittcked the Impacts another locality,<br />
•tars and mor* , plan fttf socking it to maU<br />
Preschool classes Will bet deveioBBH and he»«.<br />
to 2:30 p.m. Tuesday and owner i But le«o maintained<br />
thursday, Jan, it tttrough Aatthi plan would not, as MoridaPUghts<br />
Fob. 14. Kindergarten some think, ruU out shftt ^ H<br />
daiieiwllibeite2!ldp,ttii development, although<br />
Widnesday and Priday, sotne eonibuetion would<br />
Jan. IS through Feb. IS, require state permits.<br />
Your holiday entertaining<br />
Having i apar^? ?<br />
AdfflUsian Is free; there<br />
be Mffeshfnents and CallUs!<br />
p<br />
for ln/<strong>of</strong>triation call 368oervtti<br />
buffet and table service<br />
unique desserts<br />
m a<br />
asketi mulled anywhere<br />
eu gcUH«f* Point Seniors<br />
Otfd Club high scoters for<br />
McMeriariuii 629<br />
ft m |nd Charlotte<br />
High scoters in<br />
Anttfl Muni<br />
'White<br />
3,010, Mary<br />
hield* 2J«0 dttd Del<br />
tiio notedv saying the<br />
Atbntte knows no man*<br />
madeboundaHes,<br />
"(the oeeift euMifttil<br />
mm pollution, they eatry<br />
emswn whew iney sett fit,<br />
Baldttm ; :<br />
Driver killed when car hits tree<br />
BBSS<br />
S«aville cantata <strong>Dec</strong> 18<br />
SO ;<br />
BveC&peMayCtoufttyMed'<br />
autopsy;pefim*A Mdw<br />
revealed tto «ppWettt mM*<br />
tal reasott why she lost tt<strong>of</strong>c<br />
»siothi)K«ft<br />
feescue B^U was used to<br />
hi^p mttove t>ormtgU from<br />
thodtm^^wlrtn^ Victim<br />
was ttUuittd in by the<br />
dashboard An air mm<br />
helicopter wti elso tailed us<br />
pftrt<strong>of</strong>there»cuet#ort.<br />
r^ormlRll was ewfoute to<br />
DIAMONDS WANTED I<br />
ANY SI26/ANY SHAPE<br />
fhomitdtwilirt It iiinMAQ<br />
Wr««i^uft!|h)dlBmoti<br />
BBBAttburyAv<br />
TACKLE<br />
Gift omnmtm tor the<br />
wtespse<br />
QOODIIS<br />
HI iay AVinuii eoUNQW^SMIN<br />
The Ship'* fl*0«'<br />
and<br />
Worn, ww k n*<br />
M Siiw United<br />
l^W<br />
Aft<br />
, jU6<br />
boil mm *•<br />
•I<br />
19th& WeBley/<br />
ALL SONS<br />
i n a<br />
oou*snefc<br />
Delicious Freshly<br />
Made Chocolates<br />
M«wi<br />
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A10 ftMfeNMfet<br />
obituaries<br />
William Kelly Si\» 74<br />
J B. Kitty 8r, w 0»y» ft Wfi«d Cmd«<br />
ftdta<br />
9 «i AbttgWft #1.) Mfettib-<br />
H&i Hospital,<br />
An ftvid ito©rtsi»«m and hi<br />
th*<br />
Hfe triwd t§ *ft whtfr titSt.<br />
mmim ot tt* Kwtfhts <strong>of</strong><br />
fte Afr M&W with «k 4<br />
ii m» ww Piu<br />
Beaw footballtain.<br />
:in 19»and served from MtalMittt lieutenant<br />
• beeomntt ft detective with the Caraden OdNM)<br />
Prosecviort Mtt to iftsi, He reared to 1SS? and wai<br />
htwowd to his 4? yww <strong>of</strong> Bttvto to te people olf ^»<br />
den county,<br />
M*-. fcetty vMi weU known for k>artidp»tittg to the
IK«<br />
A12<br />
PubtteNelfee Piibltc Notice Spring semester at ACC<br />
Biicrtv<br />
H will begin Jan. 17<br />
Us B»rtid OammMKnm tatMOMMy BeHttU<br />
. MMMMu<br />
S ffHSl mMII Wf8<br />
j p<br />
_ rwtwn m d my ' Ad SjTS to JH b* MDM<br />
Anna the cos el Bw «BBd fimnsinidlqn pr<strong>of</strong>edl d*edt<br />
wid 4> hsreo* and (l) m« CBy has tp^Md to, M IIM<br />
imwml to, a 8I«S M Naw J*n»y gnM UMtr the t<br />
TWimortarton ThM Fund Auihortty Ad to ttmncs ths<br />
KeenMuaMn prolM riasenbad m Socno i and t,l I<br />
ImBWMniiiMi »h»« M mMa a general *np©wffii!*« Md r» part<br />
wrt tttwwn Miwn te ossossod a^ptrtiJ pnjaerty agecMy bentNM.<br />
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riva vate party?<br />
We have the ROOM!<br />
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Birthdays, Anniveriariei* Bridal and<br />
Baby Showers> Post-Punttttl Oatheriflffl]<br />
» S«UB| up to OT pebBta *<br />
Cittring Mwnged ot bo II YbWtelT<br />
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Call for details 391.1823 or 3W-U68<br />
7th Street Surf Sho<br />
TROP'S i TREES<br />
TCliS<br />
•Bring th» kids,<br />
deglim<br />
ln-li\b,<br />
•IHIOVVOUN<br />
ihopplng<br />
Route I (Shore Road) Marmora<br />
Between Beesley's Ph ifIdfle & 34th Street<br />
390-0487<br />
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NOW IN STOCK<br />
Good<br />
Vibrations<br />
BICVCLES<br />
i" 'now Afloat<br />
THE<br />
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PASTORE'S<br />
Home Of the BEST CHEESE 3TEAK<br />
Breakfast<br />
Subs<br />
Sandwiches<br />
«MMOO<br />
Dell Special<br />
Hot Soup &<br />
Sandlwch $3.00<br />
Special cbangte dally<br />
100 Atlantic Ave,, Oc«iti <strong>City</strong>- 3114111<br />
0P1N H/bn.-PH. 10-a • iil, * Bun, M<br />
ranco's Restaurant<br />
WITH THIS AD<br />
Muutfiy<br />
Humemade Maulcottl<br />
TmtsAay<br />
Homemade Ravioli<br />
Wednesday<br />
Homemade SpaghetU & Ml<br />
thursday<br />
Homemade Lasagha<br />
Satuday<br />
Chicken Breast Paf maglatia<br />
8etwc«n 9th & 10ft on Asliury Av«,« 3W-7903<br />
AftKWAY>HARAAACY<br />
TREE TRIM DEPARTMENT<br />
ChristmasJr00Balls*1j49<br />
f|nsii|it<br />
Brt 1(i ^ ^.^<br />
•GBIsn BSIWyi BBI<br />
IM«<br />
Richards Agency honored<br />
Casino management<br />
courses at ACC<br />
AtiantteOoiWttwnityOol- Wettaan, ttiiM iwanagi*<br />
leg* hat expanded Us mefttpwgramewwt<strong>of</strong>ttc*<br />
casino manattettiettt euftte- Courses being <strong>of</strong>fewa to<br />
whan and vrtll ott<strong>of</strong> eight thespHttgwjwwtttbdudel<br />
dafttes during itt iplng li\trodiKtton to the e&tob<br />
MMiMtt begifttting Jaw. 1?, industty; heM/ttMtto MN04'<br />
ACC ti one <strong>of</strong> two tltyt casino nupetvUtont<br />
Khods In the natton <strong>of</strong>fer- introduction to casino<br />
tag courses tn cesitto man- Mnvni casino ttntmi com*<br />
igement leading to » mission tegulfttiottBl Intw<br />
d«»ee. ductlon to eoltt'Openlttd<br />
"ne couiw* mm put gajMtng machines; casino<br />
together by peoj^e who management, and slot-dehave<br />
experience in the partment management,<br />
tadustry based on the needs Most classes will meet<br />
at the Industry," said Jim twice • week for eight<br />
weeks. C^vuees are <strong>of</strong>teted<br />
Realty head P^i« M«VB Landingi^<br />
Career Institute, 1BI$<br />
ilvd,| Atlamlc<br />
Ai»t flw wmbMi or the<br />
Richards ^ d Agency A bbecame<br />
Wchonl wcnaro L u Booth, boom, prcsi- WrtrtmBtt»t!m-4RAB<br />
wed ieeen^ 'du*tai the gmdutMiW ttil Mlm Ami t <strong>of</strong> f «i^ H Mi toil fctota<br />
Public Notice<br />
womaB " 3434BKl<br />
New Jereey Assodatfon si testlWte. So honored were Inc, has been designated a .„-„-••-•<br />
fteeltors convention in Helen Bechtel, S2nd and residential sales specialist<br />
Atlantic <strong>City</strong>. West <strong>of</strong>flee; Peggy McNa- by the Residential Bales<br />
Eileen Uliy was awarded man, BOO Bay <strong>of</strong>teis and Council <strong>of</strong> the Realtors<br />
the <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> Board <strong>of</strong> Cherylann Battelto, Pal Kttlonal<br />
Re«ltor« Realtor Astittlati Rend ond BcHy Jean Wym Mirkcting<br />
<strong>of</strong> The Year award, Lilly <strong>of</strong> the Upper Township instihile.<br />
was chosen for her achieve- <strong>of</strong>fice. To be so<br />
ttitttt, dedication to the AddlHonally, Timothy j, designated,<br />
Realtors Political Action Richards, owner and broker recipients<br />
Committee (RPAC) and he* lor the agency, was must comcontributions<br />
to the <strong>Ocean</strong> Installed asellfetimemem- plete the<br />
• ' Bit 1 DoetalNumbWO?<br />
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(JIvc d Chatt#r<br />
PON IMMMIMI<br />
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ertlftcal*<br />
hatterbox Restaurant<br />
300-0113 OetitiClly<br />
At frtt MEMO'S we have been<br />
himklng beautiful gift fruit baskets,<br />
for ovef 30 years- Let us make<br />
your gift giving special, fruit<br />
biiskeu from B.V. Mieo<br />
atid a Mdppy Holiday<br />
, go together 1<br />
mm,<br />
•if?<br />
experuse in<br />
tesldentkl sale* mark<br />
<strong>On</strong>lylperceMt<strong>of</strong>al<br />
tor associates m so hon-<br />
S1000 REWARD<br />
NO QUESTIONS ASKED<br />
ROLEX WATCH-G/'88<br />
398-5454<br />
HOLIDATSPLENDOU<br />
mm.<br />
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odeon. th« Nash<br />
tots BtrfA NeW Yt**t Nrtwori^, end Vtt-tv<br />
ig System<br />
n rtom CftMd«n and Bed o! ft» MM thange —<br />
VVUmlngton (Channels 33 whether It is w\ tncwaseo*<br />
and »iK tWj> tail-to shop- dwtease - as ft*ey<br />
1<br />
netWO«H the weather billed for Deambeiti<br />
^ the CtiKgK&tonal to a Mktetl stt*yv Sam-<br />
channel C-8panv turner sons n\ay be MtuMing to<br />
Network television and Oat*
A14 YtMt«dty,DM,ie,iMt<br />
Upper Township notes<br />
by James Fitzpatriek<br />
HISTORICAL GROUP<br />
ASKING TOR HELP<br />
Tht Upper T i p<br />
Hiitorieal sodety has askti<br />
for township help to acquiring<br />
a OKA mo school<br />
house now for sale tapaltr-<br />
"mo,<br />
Th« ichool is loealtd on<br />
1.3 aerts adjoining the<br />
Friendship School, ttn old<br />
MJtteoUttHue restetd by the<br />
Society. There is also a third<br />
old school in the area on<br />
<strong>Ocean</strong> Avenue.<br />
11\e Sodrty beUevw *•<br />
ar*a, whi<br />
could be developed into a<br />
small public park.<br />
The Staff <strong>of</strong><br />
CALL<br />
Wishes you<br />
Happy Holidays<br />
Christmas Day Serving<br />
BRUNCH<br />
8:30 to 11:30 a.m,<br />
HOLIDAY DINNER BUFFET<br />
12Noonto3:00p.m.<br />
FOR RESERVATIONS<br />
CALL 399-8812<br />
may bt feopenid by ihe<br />
ma <strong>of</strong> the year, acotding to<br />
Cape May County fenftineer<br />
in Seaville into «n eye doe-<br />
AtiMralhg to we MWn»<br />
ship, about half <strong>of</strong> the ipaet<br />
will be used for an<br />
apartment.<br />
NtfiO,dari«,<br />
th* bridge was dosed to<br />
traffic last week when a<br />
. Township Qonmittee has fouttnt inspection WVtaledl<br />
yet to teke a position on the cracks in struchiral steel POWER GOES DOWN<br />
matter, which has teen weoiben. GensuiHng «*!• iMDlTTtRCOLD<br />
turned dm to SoUeiteir nee'rs, who made the the TttekahfXt, Petersburg<br />
James Waldron tor study Inspection, are expected seeti<strong>of</strong>ti <strong>of</strong> Upper Township<br />
§eon to deliver jhelr reeem> suffered two power outages<br />
BRIDGE AWAtTS mendations.<br />
this week and last, Includ-<br />
REPAIRS<br />
Meanwhile, efforti art ing one that pulled the plug<br />
the Mawhallville Road under way to §et the state during Monday WghPs sub-<br />
bridge spanning Mill Cnck ar\d federal governments to ssro cold spill.<br />
expedite the permit process The two-hour outage<br />
which is seen holdlhg up began 930 p.w. Monday tar<br />
replacement <strong>of</strong> the existing 834 township and OoAta<br />
bridge with a wooden cov- <strong>City</strong> customers along routes<br />
ered bridge reproduction. SO and 49. According to<br />
Clarke said work on the AtlanHc Electric personnel<br />
S500,000 replica could begin and eyewltnosses, a power<br />
by Spring.<br />
line came down under the<br />
contracting strain brought<br />
OOCTOR'SORFiCE on by thi bitter cold The<br />
IS APPROVED<br />
Tuekahoe Volunteer Fire<br />
The Zoning Board <strong>of</strong> Company directed traffic<br />
Adjustment list Thursday along Route 50 while utility<br />
night approved an applica- repair crews went to work<br />
tion by Dr. Mark PetrtUi to Power wag lost for over<br />
convert a hom» on Route 50 300 Atlantic Electric Cus<br />
tomors In the Tuckahoo,<br />
Petersburg and Corbln <strong>City</strong><br />
areas from 11:05 last Thursday<br />
night to 13:35 Friday<br />
morning because <strong>of</strong> aquipment<br />
Falluri, a utility<br />
(spokesman said.<br />
TV^O^&WMGM<br />
along with<br />
The Sentinel - Ledger<br />
<strong>of</strong>OtieattClty<br />
and,<br />
6T0DK<br />
presents<br />
Macs'<br />
The Kids Count<br />
Gift Program<br />
New items <strong>of</strong> clothing to be distributed<br />
by,The Salvation Army<br />
i<br />
f<br />
to the needy children <strong>of</strong> Gape May County,<br />
Atlantic County and Cumfcieifland County*;<br />
,1<br />
h<br />
INSURANCE FIRM<br />
13 SELECTED<br />
<strong>On</strong> Monday night, Upper<br />
Townihlp Committee vettd<br />
to purchase 1989 insurance<br />
bollelBi through Kerry<br />
Thomson <strong>of</strong> Mfc PieaBanl<br />
Road) Petersburg, accepting<br />
his coverage bid <strong>of</strong><br />
1130,894,<br />
A second bid from tha<br />
lugene W. Psshley Agtney<br />
<strong>of</strong> Palermo carni In at<br />
py ,<br />
The subject caused a<br />
minor iUf on the governing<br />
body lost year when tits<br />
committee mode Its deel'<br />
sibn after receiving <strong>On</strong>ly<br />
^bnebld. '<br />
Wawa planned<br />
The UPPBI 1 townshl|i PianniHfl ioart Is scheduled to hear a plan 7 p.m. tonight<br />
(Thumday) to him thte eHe at ftoosevelt BouleVatd and Shore Road, Marmora, Into i<br />
Wawa MM bank.<br />
Trash collection schedules set<br />
UPPER TOWNSHIP — Bulk waste Includes furf<br />
hi township has niture, appliances, tugs and<br />
announced bulk and oath- other large household<br />
posteble waste collection ttami. Bulldlttg and Ittnd-<br />
schedules for the ettming ftcaplng ffinteiials will not<br />
, REGISTER TO, WIN •„. t<br />
THIS HOLIDAY PRESENT<br />
A NIGHT AT<br />
PHANTOM<br />
OF THE<br />
OPERA' 1<br />
' L*<br />
To find out where you can register, listen to<br />
WOND, dally! No purchase necessary,<br />
( A i<br />
7^3<br />
leaves and gnss dipptogs<br />
Should be bagild and<br />
placed at the curb Mondays<br />
and tiitsdttya from sprttg<br />
UJHMI<br />
ert<br />
Loose leaves Will be col-<br />
Bulk waste will be col- Bulk Items should be lected from October until<br />
lected on the following placed at the curb before the first snowfall. They<br />
days: Jan. 9, Jen. 23t M>, 6, the morning <strong>of</strong> the bulk col- must be raked Into the curb,<br />
Feb. 21, March 6> March 20, lection day, Refrigerator free <strong>of</strong> trash and sticks In<br />
April 3, April 17, May B, and freezer doors must be long mm ut tttey Will not<br />
May 22, June 5 and June 19. removed!<br />
be collected.<br />
Bulk waste collection is To ensure collection, resi- tteWdentkl brush should<br />
also scheduled for July 3, dents requiring bulk trash be placed it curbslde in<br />
Mf'Xft Aug. 1, Aug.11, pickup must call the town- neat piles to be chipped by<br />
Sept 8, 8tpt. 18, Oct. 10, ship amm (MB-2647) to township crews. Brush<br />
Oeh 23, Nov. 6, Nov» 10, place their name on i Ust. from let clearing and free<br />
<strong>Dec</strong>, 4 and Dee. 18. Compostable waste like remowl will not be iccept-<br />
•d.<br />
Brush crews run once a<br />
week from spring through<br />
ill.<br />
Chamber<br />
sets contest<br />
.UPPER TOWNSHIP ^~<br />
Uti CMfbnbef dCottimerte<br />
ii^^M&bHnti A Christinas<br />
house llghUrVc<strong>of</strong>lteiit for<br />
the best ddcorated hawtfs lit<br />
fbUr teglonfl <strong>of</strong> the township.<br />
A $100 savings bond will<br />
be awarded f<strong>of</strong> the best<br />
home in the Seavllle/<br />
Greenfield afea, Petefsburg/Tuekahoe<br />
area,<br />
Strautmetd area the Palermd/Matiiiota<br />
4tea<<br />
judging Will take place<br />
• I<br />
T6 sign up call area reptemtutivea<br />
Bruno TVopeaito<br />
tiM4m for the SoavllW<br />
Greettf ield ite&, Blanche<br />
MadNfllr m^im) tot<br />
Petafsbtifg/Tuckahoe,<br />
Jairtca Locusoti (390-1266) in<br />
Sh ietty Oian-<br />
3106) in Mar-<br />
pmmteilvei) m<br />
e, call Bob Smith<br />
ormttm<br />
CAHA SERVICE<br />
Mh ekplote new<br />
6\tetioti§i A cWthSelittg mytee<br />
/or mm, MiiH trifiet<br />
' weekly eponmed by the<br />
CoallUwt Against %W m6<br />
Ahum 1A& All Mvtm tK<br />
tiohtlddtiM and fc& for<br />
Momktim call 522-6489, m<br />
Bookbinders Bay Club "2 for 1"<br />
extended to Tuesdays&Thui'sdaj's<br />
0<br />
i w -t<br />
<strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> notes * '<br />
I Aftw W yrtn. \vltn<br />
Holiday<br />
jitney<br />
schedule<br />
OfiMA Qty 1 * jltnl<br />
will run 8 adit, to 0<br />
through Dcd. 11 „<br />
tefOUttodtt« holiday<br />
the extended<br />
Wdgo at fl, 7i30 wd 9<br />
Pitnti ana lenve^ oytn<br />
StfMtai m m i ftiB<br />
pin. Regular ferefrWlll<br />
thetewlllbeiiojltfley<br />
iervloe cm <strong>Dec</strong> 26 and<br />
Jan. 2,<br />
the tttore tetbkH«e<br />
, , helghbottoood busln»* iontor<br />
fiiWsWtrtlnkrodaeedjxlisU<br />
tew J*4rt «^ to dett Up<br />
U<br />
h<br />
do *<br />
lob ttl this ,* said<br />
tht budget sdowt, dht wk><br />
W h6 Will tog 6ppi«ls*i to<br />
iwslgn Iw tUtt Matf* Dowits honfteownttii in<br />
;tn pftrtntiffthlp With htl<br />
LAOOOMStO<br />
jha ing 65 *«ploye* «hd* d BEDftEDQED<br />
hlmt hell hav* SO w most Sen, James Hurley said<br />
— and» halt actt*tt Jiv thfe Monday that the Btite<br />
experts to fcVrtrd a contrtct<br />
Moyoif bbfet by Pebtuary to dredge the<br />
S ftumer began his caee s shallow, statt^oWned<br />
! an elfeetMcl6nv Me Waslagoonftv<br />
Carnival and<br />
1 director for ftlmotit three Venetian bayous, the tost<br />
l<br />
will come out <strong>of</strong> state genoral<br />
funds.<br />
LagbOhs owned by Btbeco<br />
what ftn getting Into, and 1 Homes ant) the dty may<br />
Just feel It's time to wove on piggyback on the project,<br />
and try something for using Btoeco't Shooting<br />
, myself/»aidRumw. . Wand in theback bay as a<br />
dredge Bpoils site, atyfundodlflgoon<br />
work will bo<br />
bid to a matter <strong>of</strong> months,<br />
the president <strong>of</strong> thi wud Mayor Roy Gillian.<br />
appraisal firm conducting<br />
this year's property revalu-<br />
Re2ONE34TH8T.<br />
ation was told by Dry<br />
. Council Tuwday ttlght that<br />
Officials from Anchor<br />
. in at least two instances, the<br />
Savings & Loan on Tuesday<br />
- owner <strong>of</strong> a mulUunlt pop*<br />
night asked CilV Coundl to<br />
erty blocked Inspectors<br />
consider reiwung the 34th<br />
from his home, preventing<br />
Street corridor, the south'<br />
the dty from finding possi-<br />
end<br />
bly illegal, additional units<br />
: not being taxed,<br />
, Glen Seelhorst, president<br />
<strong>of</strong> Appwlsal Burveys Inc. <strong>of</strong><br />
Q ey$ Hill, Bald that B2<br />
, percenl <strong>of</strong> \kt island's prop-<br />
1 ys ieW<br />
CountMan Gary lessel<br />
suggested a bank-<strong>of</strong>fifce<br />
tone, designed for ldwervolume<br />
traffic than a<br />
drlve4n tohe, tn which fast<br />
food eateries and gas stations<br />
ate built. Councilman<br />
John Hood will bring the<br />
Matter before the Planning<br />
Board,, <strong>of</strong> which he ifr a<br />
unemDcr,<br />
ARTISTS WOftK<br />
ONCALENOEH<br />
An elaborate, surreal<br />
pen-and-ink drawing by<br />
<strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> High School<br />
student Kim Zulker, 17k is<br />
the October featured art-<br />
Wotktnthel9teniustrated<br />
Teen Arts Calender, this<br />
column has learned,<br />
"A Different type <strong>of</strong><br />
Threat," in great detail<br />
depicts a UttM dragonlike<br />
creature reaching out to<br />
grab a smaller, sllghuylesS'Odd<br />
creature, The<br />
dragon seems to have<br />
scales, fur, a beak, talons<br />
and two antenna, front<br />
which small, human skulls<br />
are dangling. •<br />
The calender highlights<br />
selected poetry and artwork<br />
) main entrance/exit from various high school<br />
artery) from neighborhood students in the state.<br />
business to drive-in busi- ERN'a MURPHY<br />
ness.<br />
MRlitQNIMl<br />
The financial institution, Environmentalist Owen<br />
which recently bought the Murphy, founder <strong>of</strong> the<br />
Parking Authority parking mass burn opposition<br />
lot next to Bunoco, Is plan- group The Environmental<br />
ning a branch <strong>of</strong>fice there. Response Network, has<br />
Anchor attorney Gary Grif- announced he Is resigning.<br />
fith gatd Most structures in The <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> resident<br />
that area ate nonconfottn- told an area newspaper that<br />
ing and are mow in line<br />
with drlve-ln business ittn* Mufphy hasn't yet<br />
dards. But Council noted announced his successor,<br />
*A:<br />
METHODIST CHURCH<br />
I ZON.8h««ftM4*3t0.314S>Mirm«t,IU<br />
\W"~ (J milti over S4th atret* ftridgt)<br />
[% Choir Director/Organist<br />
wtrtttdfor•-i -<br />
Trinity Ohuroh<br />
Marmora<br />
!• Salary Commensurate<br />
I with experience<br />
Call Chun<br />
The <strong>1988</strong> Christmas Chorale<br />
School<br />
High School<br />
Holy Spirit H)ch School<br />
EHitfbotTowflsWpHJgh School<br />
Atlantic <strong>City</strong> Boardwalk Chorus<br />
"SING<br />
CHQffiS<br />
OF<br />
Stockton Suite Co)Jege Orchestral Etiscmrjle,<br />
Mtfatottt ""<br />
TelecastSchedule<br />
WMGM<br />
-->',* '<br />
I<br />
DEPARTMENT 6TOPE<br />
MEN'S SHOPPING DAY<br />
Friday, <strong>Dec</strong>. 16<br />
9 A.M.-9 P.M.<br />
Refreshments served<br />
with stainton's purchase<br />
orforyoureoll. (value $40-<br />
Informal Modeling<br />
DRIBS .<br />
SKIRT -<br />
PANTS -<br />
QLOViS _<br />
JEWELRY-<br />
HOLIDAY DESK SALE from<br />
ALL0URDE9K9<br />
ABE ON SALE<br />
CUP md BRINQ TO STAINTON'B<br />
^ SWiATIRi<br />
SLOUSI<br />
:- ... COAT<br />
_, SHOIS<br />
- PiRPUMI<br />
ThlttoonlfKtilwUl<br />
rail ftp liiiurH M<br />
•nar«vM 0>k llnltii<br />
MAC!! lrt«i 1 Utility<br />
iriMM, 1 lilt<br />
tfriwtfl I miri,<br />
IAL1 MM.<br />
25%-50% OFF<br />
Women's Sportswear<br />
Save on selected sportswear from<br />
Alfred Dunner, Villager, Jantzen arid<br />
others, Includes skirts, pants, blazers,<br />
sweaters & blouses In women, missy<br />
and petHe sizes, Reg. $24.00 - $108,<br />
Christmas In<br />
full bloom.<br />
Flowers are<br />
die perfect<br />
Now $18.00-$99.00<br />
..4<br />
810 ASBORY AVE * OCEAN OUT<br />
OPEN 9 A.M. - 9 P.M. THRU 12/23/88<br />
SttiDton'*Ct)^<br />
< VtfA < ft^ < AMBX •<br />
o«AasrAWrdWPt<br />
•• m "I.<br />
50% OFF<br />
14KGOLD<br />
• Earrings<br />
•Necklaces<br />
• Bracelets<br />
Reg. #32.00-$450.00<br />
Now $16.00-$225.00<br />
Rocking<br />
Chair<br />
EntlwcolleotkJn ^ ^<br />
rMUOkl including<br />
wood*ou»hionod<br />
fityias.<br />
VCRSALE<br />
$269.95<br />
2K1WM-S<br />
VHdHQVCR«VHS«l<br />
• 108 ehMmf quartz elituonte luning, incfwflMf<br />
38 etbte chmmta,<br />
• HO Qfe<strong>of</strong>tr* with Detail Enhtneefflent,<br />
imimi whire ate Ural tnd Unrinrnm<br />
He/he Reduction; tomb nhw,<br />
AMiMlki f«wr.<strong>On</strong> •Hli Artomifte<br />
v KtwM, Ejert, md Neil function<br />
Of!flf 0 AIM fA MHM OMNlllt
Effective schools<br />
Pirents, studsnts and school <strong>of</strong>ficials gathered at Semtre Point's Jordan Road<br />
School recently for a free dinner and some discussion about the school district's<br />
effective schools program, funded by state grant,<br />
SEAFOOD MARKET<br />
Always Fresh<br />
The Chef from Obadlah'i Restaurant hu (olntd<br />
thi staff at Obidlih'i 8«alood Market whin hi<br />
Is preparing Own Rudy Qeurmil Spoclsli,<br />
Tasty Salads, and Party Trays Io your special<br />
order.<br />
, -This Week's Specials.<br />
'Chlcksn Usbitif .„. 3lor$14.08 I<br />
' O«|un styla Catfish $4.99lb.<br />
Alaskan Snow Crab Clusters $8.80lb.<br />
Maryland ityli Cooked Shrimp W.SOIb.<br />
Atlantic SmaKt , .....(IJIIb.<br />
Imperial Stuffed Flounder (m<br />
tion. She was selected from BOARD TO CONSIDER ing Is the time %hen<br />
a pool <strong>of</strong> 373 alternate route PRELIMINARY BUDGET members ot Council mam<br />
teachers,<br />
The Mainland Regional committee oppolntments.<br />
HOOFPfHNTS<br />
!Mi School Board <strong>of</strong> Edu- Council oteces,, and;Who<br />
EARNS AWARD<br />
GAMES OF SOMERS cation will meet In special will hold the dty% w<strong>of</strong>eu-<br />
Ho<strong>of</strong>prlnts, Mainland POINT O IMWHiii WHirii session 8 pm, Wednesday, slonal service posltlrirta<br />
Regional High School's stu- Those who Wdtrid a<br />
<strong>Dec</strong> II to review the first such *s city engineer and<br />
CHEAPER FEES dent newspaper, earned a copy <strong>of</strong> nt Ca«# e/ &wet<br />
draft <strong>of</strong> tht proposed solicitor ,<br />
<strong>City</strong> Ooundl Nov. 23 eon- third-place award for, lay- Point can pick It up at the<br />
M8I49 budget. ft wiU also herald the<br />
stdered introducing an out and design at the Somers Potht Volunteer Budget figures were not transition In lstAVard rep-<br />
ordinance reducing teas <strong>1988</strong>-W Garden Stele Scho- Bre Company No, 1 flr#- available from the Board resentation between depart"<br />
charged for the Inspection lastic Press Association fell hall, Bethel Road, 6;30 to 9 <strong>of</strong>fice, and Board business Ing Democratic <strong>City</strong><br />
<strong>of</strong> a dwelling from $50 toseminar.<br />
p.tt, tomorrow (Prldav) and secretary John Gibson said Councilman John Conroy<br />
$25. But the ordinance, The award'Wlnning Saturday. '<br />
the details will not be pub- and Councilman-elect<br />
introduced by Councilman selection was a center-page Production <strong>of</strong> the games, lic until the full Board sees George Hyalt.<br />
John Hill, was tabled for spread from thi June 1MB which Mow the famlkr the budget.<br />
consideration next year. issue, featuring senior opin- Monopoly gajrie, Was spon- When the budget Uflnal- SCARBOROUGH HAS<br />
Councilman Tony Martin, ions on polttcal, social and sored by the Someri Point ized by the Board early next CrTY AT HEART<br />
who is in charge <strong>of</strong> licenses educational issues. Historical Society. Call 653- year, It will contain the first Developer Randle Scar-<br />
and Inspections, reportedly<br />
0302 tor information. <strong>of</strong> 15 pajmenM tor the borough told a jam-packed<br />
complained he wasn't DUTERTE EARNS<br />
school's new addition, The tneetlrig In Somers Point<br />
informed <strong>of</strong> the proposed STATE APPOINTMENT<br />
payments are expected to QtyHflll recently thnt ho is<br />
change.<br />
Northfleld reildiBt N UMIT8 GAIN<br />
equal roughly $1 million not out to hurt people with<br />
Thelma Duterte has earned USE VARIANCE<br />
each.<br />
his proposal that the dty<br />
TRANSFERS<br />
a 10-month appointment to Sunset Acres, a condo- The board is also join forces With him to con-<br />
ARE APPROVED the state Department <strong>of</strong> mIntutn/marina project expected to hire a construe* vert a large chunk <strong>of</strong> the<br />
Somers Point <strong>City</strong> Coun- Higher Education, proposed for 10 bayfront tion manager for the build- Point bayfifant Into a<br />
dl approved $42,000 worth The Atlantic Community acres east <strong>of</strong> Somers Point* ing project at the meeting, municipal marina. ,<br />
<strong>of</strong> budget transfers Nov. 23. College testing dlMcter will Mays Landing Road <strong>of</strong>f<br />
Scarborough, who set the<br />
Areas receiving bud- help develop a statewide Woodkwn Avenue In Som- PROJECT PULLED dty abuts when his plan<br />
communications network mt Point, received • use UNTIL JANUARY was first revealed, Bald his<br />
for assessing colleges. varlanre Monday night to A plan to build an IB-unit interest to In the betterment<br />
allow 68 unltt.<br />
inn with two retail shops on <strong>of</strong> the city. Businesses<br />
the number <strong>of</strong> unlti a vacant lot at 909 Bay Ave. which may be affected by<br />
POINT WOMAN NAMED<br />
approved by the Somers has been pulled from the the plan could be left alone<br />
DODGE FELLOW Point Zoning Beard <strong>of</strong><br />
Pleasantville High School<br />
agenda <strong>of</strong> the <strong>Dec</strong>. 21 meet- or moved, he said, noting<br />
Adjustment Is a reduction<br />
math teacher and Somirs<br />
Ing <strong>of</strong> the Somers Point that his latest plan would<br />
from the 130 or more origi-<br />
Point resident Barbara<br />
Planning Board at theleave<br />
Smith's Marina and,<br />
nally proposed by <strong>Ocean</strong><br />
CALL 310-0842<br />
Chadwick 1B one <strong>of</strong> 17 alter-<br />
request <strong>of</strong>the applicant. Qam Bar, and Bayshores II ,<br />
<strong>City</strong> firms Shoreline Con*<br />
nate route teachers from<br />
According to dry <strong>of</strong>fi- Restaurant, untouched.<br />
THIS WEEK'S SPECIALS DN.1I to<br />
structlon and 400 Bay<br />
DM, if across the state to receive a<br />
cials, the project, proposed A petition opposing the<br />
Corp., and thi Somers<br />
$8,000 grant from the Oifal-<br />
by <strong>Ocean</strong> dry developer plan hu been circulated;<br />
Point-based Anchor Service<br />
dine R. Dodge Foundation.<br />
fed Wagner, has been The owners <strong>of</strong> Smith's<br />
CLAM STRIP<br />
orp.<br />
Chadwick 1B enrolled In<br />
rescheduled for the Jan. 18 Marina tent letters to their:<br />
Trie project, which Incor-<br />
PLATTiR<br />
the state Department <strong>of</strong><br />
Board meeting,<br />
slip-holders asking thein tit<br />
porates redevelopment <strong>of</strong><br />
Education Provisional<br />
The site was once occu- oppose the proposal, :<br />
tiie Gnat leg Bay foiling<br />
*li00 + Tiji<br />
Teachers Program, which<br />
pied by a 100-year-old<br />
Marina, still requires site house, demolished amid<br />
Thli spaiWIfig yuls tWe<br />
cHdtina men (to from<br />
lawn <strong>of</strong> tho Sortww Point<br />
munlolpal building.<br />
POINT DOCTOttlfl<br />
COLLEGE FELLOW<br />
VHuyok M. Stibthls, '<strong>of</strong><br />
fomm Point, «rtt» one <strong>of</strong><br />
flu world to feewtw a /el"<br />
low In UM Atnerkam ColtegB<br />
oi avageoiis aunng<br />
teant oerernotrie« in Chlcw<br />
Dlsaeier "victim" Rebekah Hamilton ot Somem Point Is<br />
halpdtJ from ambulanoe by Bt\ nurse dim Hall at the hos><br />
pltnl.<br />
Mock air disaster<br />
readies hospital<br />
for real thing<br />
S0Mfi«9 POINT - A<br />
M-scale, disaster drill was<br />
held at Shore Memorial<br />
Hospital recently, lit a combined<br />
training exercise<br />
between Share Mctnorial's<br />
Emergency Department, the<br />
Atlantic County- Office <strong>of</strong><br />
Emergency Management<br />
•4ftd the Sotners folnt Volunteer;<br />
Rcsoitf Squad.<br />
the drill simulated an airplane<br />
crash on the Garden<br />
State Parkway,<br />
^wfinty;<br />
• ^<br />
to .the hospital whew physicians,<br />
nursing' personnel<br />
and sdppott sbm delivered<br />
emergency care, just as If<br />
there were real injuries.<br />
Although the drill took<br />
about two hours to compete,<br />
it Involved approximately<br />
three tnantns <strong>of</strong><br />
planning, said Df, Michael<br />
ptidnlcK, medical director<br />
<strong>of</strong> tile emergency room at<br />
Shore Memorial.<br />
Dudnidk said holding<br />
emergency drills will help<br />
the hospital prepare for the<br />
[?OuAi|ai##«pdsiiW^<br />
fklparits Were evaluated by<br />
Officials from srate, county<br />
end local emergency marl-<br />
aiement otfleei, he said.<br />
Their recommendations<br />
will be Implemented In<br />
future exercises he said..<br />
About SO hospital staff<br />
took part in the drill.<br />
COOKING CONNECTION 62<br />
EDITORIAL, LETTERS B4<br />
RELIGION . B6<br />
New museum house among<br />
inday<br />
Tfcft »rtv»te . O««A Oee«ft a»y<br />
Sometime botweett between 12:30 t2:30 wd and Heart Duo will vrtll pww present program. • ' Cfttten &nd Charles ^Itoylor. be a
I -<br />
j<br />
\<br />
ftnmiiiy,DM.it,1M*<br />
Judfling the Christmis eooklt eontiit was a swsst trtat for, from lift, Ohrillins Grist,<br />
Walton,<br />
Tc<br />
1<br />
flTo^^ 09730<br />
MM<br />
The Greatest Gift Of A<br />
•tax..<br />
MERRY CHRISTMAS<br />
There's no time like the present and no better time thin the hold<br />
season to show your love and concern for your child or grandchl<br />
dren's future educational needs. THE COA9TAL BANK has just elmplilled<br />
the financial planning necessary for college tuition,<br />
You ean wlirt any tfrm from two to twenty years and start that<br />
college fund with as little as $1000.00, and than add to your nag<br />
as frequently as you wish, You'll receive statements on<br />
Certificate <strong>of</strong> Deposit Account each quarter, along with<br />
COASTAL BANK'S contribution: Interest, COMPOUNDED DAI<br />
at a rate* which is tied to the PRIME RATE!<br />
NOW is the time to begin the Holiday Tradition <strong>of</strong> providing for the<br />
future, with a<br />
«ttn-> 9100060<br />
Pirn* 0rtM«i»MJMHh0^<br />
nzzr<br />
aiy 7Hp<br />
COASTAL COLLEGE CERTIFICATE<br />
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photo by BwkuSiudb<br />
Dan Rodmin and Lisa<br />
"1 TOOArSflATE^COMPOUMOEODAft.Y<br />
1 9^JWmmO(01MdMiO,5ttrafM£ftATg)<br />
THE<br />
'*-.'<br />
101<br />
BANK<br />
Winning cookie recipes for<br />
your holiday entertaining<br />
By MARIE HUtiEft<br />
Some people get the hoUday<br />
spirit earty; others, a<br />
Week "or BO betore Quilt"<br />
taw,<br />
Ptot the eariy birds, u usually<br />
means getting * jump<br />
on shopping by starting in<br />
September, making out<br />
Christmas cards before<br />
Thanksgiving and nailing<br />
them on <strong>Dec</strong> 1, and by<br />
being the Hrst In line to<br />
open a new Christmas dub.<br />
This year Marsha Cooker,<br />
who worio in the aeeount-<br />
<strong>Ocean</strong><br />
be Sice to do something<br />
Uhcsplrir<br />
And go the first, <strong>of</strong> hopefully<br />
an annual, cookie contest<br />
wai held. As customers<br />
came in to open Christmas<br />
dubs, or do their banking<br />
business, there were leaflets<br />
announcing the evettt et<br />
eacH counter and window.<br />
11\ere were 21 cookie red'<br />
pel entered, from which a<br />
panel <strong>of</strong> judges chose 10<br />
lemilintliit ji They were<br />
notified to bring their<br />
baked cookies for. final<br />
judging by Christine Crist,<br />
home economics teacher at<br />
the Intermediate school;<br />
Lisa Walton, employed in<br />
the association's mortgage<br />
department! and Dan Rod*<br />
man <strong>of</strong> Wards PfliW,<br />
A Christmas tablecloth<br />
added • festive tpuch to<br />
what looked like cookie<br />
hiWK vartatiet <strong>of</strong>
editorial/comment<br />
Don't pull<br />
the plug yet<br />
Eleven more responses to our Night In Venice<br />
question ami in since wt closed out counting the<br />
results last week. Of the 11, seven favored canceling<br />
the event and four wen for some form <strong>of</strong><br />
change to permit the tradition to continue, hopehilly<br />
with better control and more positive after-<br />
Ittfitnt<br />
The 11 additional responses brought to over 100<br />
the number <strong>of</strong> replies we received to our Suggestion<br />
Box question, It did not alter the overall<br />
faults <strong>of</strong> Otto, admittedly, urwdenHfie poll; the<br />
percentages remain the same: 68 percent <strong>of</strong> the 101<br />
respondents favor doing away with Night in Venice,<br />
The results <strong>of</strong> our poll caused quite a stir last<br />
Wttik. <strong>On</strong>e <strong>of</strong> the reactions was that we made a big<br />
deal out <strong>of</strong> what only 90 people had to say, That<br />
ftwUnt probably also carries with It the thought<br />
that most people who respond to such surveys<br />
hive negative opinions,<br />
Be that as it may, no one can deny that the feeltags<br />
<strong>of</strong> the respondents haven't brought the question<br />
to the fore: What akouti we do about the next<br />
Night in Venice?<br />
As we said last July, we favor continuing the tradition<br />
(next year would be the 33th)> We continue<br />
to believe that — but only if a batter meatw <strong>of</strong> eon*<br />
tmUng the aftermath can be achieved; if parHen<br />
can b» made to bahawt themselves.<br />
f - r i L* • • *<br />
Trash container<br />
rule is spiteful,<br />
unbelievable<br />
A facility to help tackle pollution,<br />
erosion and other coastal insults<br />
lipi<br />
(,<br />
m<br />
i >»»•., _,<br />
mention the total wreckage 4th and Wesliy, where they §<br />
<strong>of</strong> my fiteud tMuh cam by already damoillhid our<br />
the very eoUictots we've b«auUful old sthmtl build<br />
been tdlkltig about in this |ns. ldt's not put nny build<br />
in its war-dedared'llke area aii the Hew site for «Hi<br />
ad lit the newspaper last Veterans Memorial Park,<br />
week, the Public Wurkt* with, bmtha and bushes<br />
H 111 t|| Illll, •_• • • ! .iliL.i II..L..U... A f . . I I i 1 T A > i _ J . , ^<br />
Ti-^-j—itww wenlltwa<br />
thai the ordinance In queayoou<br />
aw still put thciti but<br />
Inn cotitaitidtt without lids<br />
««1 l« pUm bdgs. Came<br />
fto boH<strong>of</strong>li line In all ot<br />
^9 ^ catfish Industry in Missis-<br />
feattonal fishing Industry, slppl and Alabama," Lufet<br />
says., *They produce about<br />
Df, eusan Ford,iflasl9!dht reflearcti prolgsflor<strong>of</strong> oysler cuilura MjHulgart Unlvorsl- <strong>of</strong> the economy andtourlsm 400 ttillllon pounds pet<br />
ty, and t)r. HtoHard dusialeah, a post-dotitaral fellow, exdmlne and meaaura dla- <strong>of</strong> the state. Furthermore, year. Striped bass may <strong>of</strong>fer<br />
, ease'feslfitah! oyetera. Research at Rutgers has helped develop slrongef slocks <strong>of</strong> the management <strong>of</strong> wet- B iiuiuar potsTmsj for pros<br />
oysters thai ean wHhaland the deadly MSX paraslle, but sclentisle lay more work lands and groundwater is uctlwt In New Jersey as an<br />
critical to hialntaliilng pure<br />
1 ,<br />
cetnea ODOUI mnnne cnvi*<br />
rokh^ntS^ vdd% u\itil<br />
"The Marine toviwnffl<br />
systems m well waHH-.<br />
servittg and passing w\ itt<br />
relatively unchanged toemf<br />
to our thlldreh and m»A*t<br />
'agricultural crop 1 Or. timothy Jacabsgn, an asslstartl tm&ttH pr<strong>of</strong>essor Ifi oyster cuHura at Nutdra,<br />
walks along the dock nm Ida unlvawlty'fl fjhalHIih Hesaawh LabONrtory In,<br />
Ivaive on Cumberland county's Maiirktt Hlver. The boat Is IH8 JulkiS Hilton, tHft<br />
and an lab's rflsoaroh veaael,<br />
—_ „ the so-called<br />
sliottldgeHmmdlateait^ m l more letters these environs, there's a song in the air, a song<br />
they will b« so bi«u t Expand trash alert<br />
v<br />
, fidlttit, Sentinel-Ledger! tfash day. tills saves wear<br />
It's all Well and gewd to say and teat on the trash cans,<br />
iio' plastic bdgs or pipit as well as the need to look<br />
. Just what we<br />
J<br />
itjtt trash, but who is for them in the alloy ifiet<br />
needtoahowtoi<br />
%ma up the alleys picking<br />
mwm m<br />
OccihOiy<br />
^ m we Wsh cans that are there must be a better<br />
blown iiomd oo you cdti't way to alm-t people about<br />
get up the alley with the<br />
*-TV~— to<br />
fhH<br />
For nutfority's sake,<br />
with<br />
r—,—Mkiil Causeway mess<br />
ivurn inn priiniiin| G/inm iiatkeaunliUiii MMHI tnu IUM iUi-*<br />
i Mfd iee haw<br />
end the nightmare<br />
I injimia aiiimi- — —•• ,s«mB urnnougnnui SOul Wn fnlfl ttlflfia ^-^<br />
iDeiievoeveryfneiii* —*-.J*J «..,"- .. ... ******<br />
y«d««re pl*Jn<br />
J theres a Mna In iha nit,<br />
there's a star In flte sky/ So<br />
gtiea a favorite ottol People<br />
who allow themselves to<br />
0
B6<br />
Gives support County Health <strong>of</strong>ferings outlined<br />
I and divorced<br />
For widowed ^ vmA ^0^m ^ ^^ ^^ mxm ^<br />
vided by the, Qspe May PM**** & ** »»»« "N* *»c«m^.<br />
LDWOOD -- The ftum-<br />
Sly lift Bureau <strong>of</strong> Ae Dtoeese<br />
<strong>of</strong> Catnden has<br />
announced a grief management<br />
program for men and<br />
women 45 years and<br />
younger who h»v» lost<br />
gpoute through death or<br />
dlvoroi.<br />
County Department <strong>of</strong> ipetkcf «bo expiaiwx) the<br />
Health were discussed to county's •"<br />
thai despite what Is dften<br />
deWlbyeoun^heiJi\OM»* ' health " services. '<br />
tadiaited to the media, the<br />
The vmxy has te own ape's oottft and bky wata*<br />
tabs to test for air and water around! dp* May County<br />
paUutton, illegal dump^g, am quite dean, partieulajiy<br />
and the monitoring <strong>of</strong> resttu iutnE Wm CQi@uvml]n WVH<br />
-. nnts. .. A 4mm _.T»._. *«*»• «* *e Ktou^al<br />
dwdt some 3,800 lesttUMmtt IMBes ftuftort^ toaaBrtAt<br />
or eatog ^aoa, mostly sum- plants in recent yea*s. M ,<br />
during a wont mating <strong>of</strong><br />
the <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> Udns Club at<br />
Hatty's tan, Semen Feint<br />
Among ws* EnOST Hnpur*<br />
tanl servios rendered Bar<br />
gptalar underlined, b the<br />
child health conference<br />
which assists pre-school dilldr«n<br />
and their mothers.<br />
UNION CHAPEL BY THE SEA<br />
55th Strait and Anbury Avenue<br />
Rev, Paul W. VandsrLoo, Pntor<br />
SUNDAY DEC. 18,<strong>1988</strong><br />
10:30 A.M. Sermon;<br />
"LETTINO CHWSTMAS HAPPEN"<br />
4th Sunday In Advent<br />
Muileal Orect<strong>of</strong> Miriam Adam<br />
Nursery Available during SWVIM<br />
ST, PETER'S UNITED<br />
METHODIST CHURCH<br />
8th and Central AviflUi Qnm <strong>City</strong>, N J,<br />
DECEMBER 1^<strong>1988</strong><br />
8:15 Commufll<strong>of</strong>l, Bl«yl«f Chflpfll<br />
9:(M) A.M. CllU/th School<br />
1(1:30 A.M.<br />
"JESUS COMES IN<br />
TMfi STMNdESf WAYS"<br />
Df!, Mi ttuiiell SHivm, Vatffi<br />
PfflflkA.Y«kei(]f,Ass«£),t*«tot "<br />
First Presbyterian Church<br />
"MtiitUngPertk The Word <strong>of</strong> life'<br />
SUNDAY DEC, 18,<strong>1988</strong><br />
Morning Wdrahlp 11 A,M,<br />
".»Mt tM H mtom tort ftmM rti tmhi<br />
Vtt^Mt^f t<strong>of</strong>t fc WttJt<strong>of</strong>crf 1*1 *W«M.'...".<br />
DakefEddy.<br />
Thi tpirituAl ttuthi Bf Ihi wtddy iuioiti hivs btou|ht<br />
hetllngi, regenwttlon, utd lumtort to twdMi tor over sni<br />
hunOTyeiri,<br />
jomus!<br />
kEADl<br />
g)<br />
.M.-2P.M,<br />
First Church <strong>of</strong> Christ, Scientist<br />
8th & Asbury Avenue<br />
<strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> 399.0031.<br />
is <strong>Dec</strong>. 16<br />
mas<br />
at F<br />
untteS*<br />
k pern walk and p<br />
ir sing on Washington<br />
IteierMaU WUI »U«» *<br />
snort ttond«ttOttiBBttdtttl<br />
i on " W ^ ^<br />
mm<br />
Mai'<br />
•n\ls projrtm will be held<br />
at Villa Mete, home <strong>of</strong> At<br />
Mi&sionaries <strong>of</strong> the Sacred Other oinica include Candlelight service at<br />
Heart,<br />
nwn, ££•&<br />
2249<br />
snore<br />
Show Road,<br />
KOBQ, involving<br />
involving<br />
ntanng<br />
smoking<br />
cessanon,<br />
cessation,<br />
_ _ ^ _— - » C1 ^1<br />
U<br />
t t h<br />
Ti^S^tr- atarSLSL tentlon Union Chapel Sunday<br />
eight<br />
g<br />
and chest iereentai, g birA The ftiv. Nui W,<br />
consecutive Thurs-<br />
nottinatttttai lervlee each<br />
days.<br />
control, ventral disease con- Loo, paitor <strong>of</strong> the Union week; nursery ease Is protrol,<br />
tanoer detection, speech Chapel by-the-Sea, 55th vlded.Suridfly school for all<br />
Each meeting wlU b«gm treatment, and physical ther- Street and Asbury Avenue, tges begins 9:15 a.m. the<br />
at B p.m. and end at 10 p.m.<br />
will speak on ^'Letting Rov. vander Loo holds Btble<br />
interested pm-sons should > provided are 10 pub- Christmas Happen<br />
call ths Family Life Bureau lic health nurses who operate<br />
at 756-7920 or 786-7957. the Home Health Agency or<br />
visiting nurse program<br />
GRACE BIBLE CHAPEL<br />
1<br />
W* Word t* nm'l Wwti»<br />
m WMMy Avt. (Lumy Hotel, Bwend R.) Omit <strong>City</strong>, N.J.<br />
Rew John E. Jamieson<br />
PflBtor<br />
9:45 A.M. SUNDAY SCHOOL<br />
11:00 A.M. MORNING SERVICE<br />
7:30 P.M.EVENING SERVICE<br />
7:30 P.M. WEDNE8DAY SERVICE<br />
Prayer, Praise i §«fe Slum<br />
•for by gran y§ ate MW& through talth,,," Eph ite<br />
1 Instdt wi out, St. Jamei AME Church, 7V\ and Hovon, it unrJtraoti^ txtemKm<br />
* during study ? p.m. every Wednes- renovatlotiB. Workem are comptetlog llnlshlnrj touches to the outim and major<br />
the t0:30 a.m. service, Sim- day. The current topic ti the -- - k - r L L L L . , - k k-,. fc k-, i L - - _ -- - - k - . - s , -_k, ta^^l<br />
day, <strong>Dec</strong>. IB. book <strong>of</strong> Genesis. All are<br />
apel.<br />
UNWOOD -<br />
the third annual candle- welcome,<br />
light service and carol atng The <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> chapter <strong>of</strong><br />
will be held in the Chapel at Ranch Hope for Boys auxilf<br />
pjn. Light refreshments lery was recently establish-<br />
the 5i&d«i» ol<br />
will be served at the begined. Por in!or»otion on<br />
ll<br />
ning <strong>of</strong> the program. membership, call Marjorle<br />
The Chapel holds Intcrde- Gross, 624-3005.<br />
ttftpwttriW<br />
vUltittg the ehureh and<br />
choosing an angel from the<br />
church Christmas trek Th§<br />
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE<br />
angel tontainB requeBts tor<br />
Welcomes you<br />
gifts from redptotB- Patto"<br />
to study the<br />
fpantt pwvidi a glfti wwp<br />
jf, and return it to thi<br />
ehuMh at lMlt a WMk<br />
before CnrlutmaB.<br />
U<br />
'THEWONDEROFHISWOflK"<br />
OCEAN CITY<br />
BAPTIST CHURCH<br />
10TH& WESLEY 399-2261<br />
MHV. DONALO 0, PHiLLtti^ VbitaHo« Pi<br />
. RGV.JOHMD.MILAM.Assoc.l'flflkir,<br />
Youth &FdtriUy Ministries<br />
DAVID gBNSfiNlY, CHolr Director<br />
PMIUP SBNSfflvJBY, WguUit<br />
SUNDAY OIC.1849S8<br />
7*(W CM. - Worship<br />
"Kingdom"<br />
(Matitt&i Cflnww - tJiivld Seflseney, dlredor<br />
MIDWEEK SERVICE<br />
tht CotttMtiit? it invittd<br />
Van transportation to anAftom Sunday School<br />
rARQATECOMMUNITYCHURCH 8900 VentrtorAvstiud Margate, NJ,<br />
Sund<br />
Heating season brings fire concerns<br />
Momi heiUHg It by to ttie<br />
leading cause <strong>of</strong> home flies,<br />
aeowdtai to a reeent wftly<br />
r^ndef ban thi MannaM<br />
VttlUfltea Bw tonpany.<br />
OB MWito .llMH IMS,<br />
awe tttatt W,000 hatii flrw<br />
Mch yn* hiw tavolvid<br />
wood stoves, resulting In<br />
owtW wtW dth! death! tttfy tttfyiift<br />
Wood heating alone.<br />
amounts Sat thtee ^uirttfg <strong>of</strong><br />
hoitie fires, 1 •<br />
« Own regular- • Check cords on electrical<br />
ly, devices and never overload<br />
• Mavi wood stove an electrical circuit,<br />
Instiectetl by local to safety • Keep heating devices<br />
dean antf serviceable.<br />
•»':0w fl«iy the lull • Keep small children<br />
dealgned (<strong>of</strong> • the heating away hm heating devices.<br />
device, Never use gasoline, • Check smoke detector<br />
and use pure ketosene only forproperopemtlon.<br />
ta kerosene atom<br />
rnjptt* care ana<br />
• Ndver bum eoal in a- i when handling<br />
v« « dMlgiid ( (wwood; ''<br />
h<br />
'• 'Mmr itttt rtmSd ^<br />
km*<br />
AIDOHOUPDUt<br />
Tho Mlo^iii are mugwith<br />
a fljutunable like gaso-<br />
iry ups ^ huttni d line w kewsetie.<br />
to helfj reduce ttie risk U only piper w the Atlantic County<br />
• Follow miMUfichiror'g tattwdfl Women's Center will begin<br />
directions carefully when • kdop paper and a four-week support group<br />
Installing homo heating houMhdd /tittilflhlngs away for the mothers <strong>of</strong> survivors<br />
devices,<br />
from heatag devices. , <strong>of</strong> sexual assault on Jan. 10,<br />
Call M0-C767 for details.<br />
REJOICE WITH USI<br />
10;00 a,m, Holy Eucharist & Caro<br />
^ • ^<br />
HOLY THNITy EPISCOPAL CHURCH<br />
d(Hh gfflM and BAY AVBNlffl<br />
CHRISTMAS at ST. JOHN'S<br />
CHRISTMAS EVE SERVICES<br />
7:30&11:00P.M.<br />
CHRISTMAS DAY<br />
The$«rvlce<strong>of</strong> Holy Comfflunten<br />
ST, JOHN'S LUTHERAN CHURCH<br />
c<br />
K«/e luncheotty<br />
carolfeut set by 4<br />
Mission Am*<br />
the music <strong>of</strong> the Pilgrim<br />
Academy children's choir<br />
will be featured during the<br />
Christmas luncheon and<br />
carolfest Tuesday, Dee, It)<br />
<strong>of</strong> the Atlantic <strong>City</strong> Rescue<br />
Mission Auxiliary at the<br />
Llnwood Community .<br />
Church, 1 tflfl Show ftd, 4<br />
The meeting, which<br />
begins at 10i49 a,m,, will be<br />
a combined session with the<br />
Whiting (N.J,) auxlllafV,<br />
Participants aw aiked to<br />
bring a luncheon dish (a"<br />
o h M f c • • • Z •-"•• '<br />
T . wm fai m><br />
d«U BMW k*<br />
ditalk<br />
Presbyterian<br />
service <strong>Dec</strong>, 18<br />
ley Avenue,<br />
liwl yah<br />
lift* kaMuiMA ~ Mtsn ^m<br />
htgto<br />
BAH HUMBUGS<br />
w Ki<br />
Bah<br />
ftbtfUt «MM ttftft^le: «kWil» pl»y«d ta WW* htt<br />
ktthg vttth Vttttr \Wtc* *t Vtott* tifcuwM tfow<br />
ChU ta t U htt<br />
Ite<br />
Mow itbout wmis thrl»te\6» love? Read eloud /^H<br />
A.1^1? w\d ir\!»ert yew name whewwif the wwd<br />
•Svorld 1 ' appeAr*. t^U ti\e bfth humbug tmtludlttg<br />
the ietativ&t Uf htemwry) to codt It, end make time<br />
ft* the most tmpttrtont activity <strong>of</strong> Chrtstow—wt^<br />
&htp, In fact, ttke the t«kuv«t with you to church tM<br />
ChrUtmw Evt w Chrbtmas Day tSuwdAVv ttvl*<br />
yettr)<br />
ttow about twme Christmas girt-glvlng? )bmm<br />
ben U l» Jwu» v birthday. Put him and the eauseu <strong>of</strong><br />
his kmgdom »t the top <strong>of</strong> your Uittv<br />
the bah humbugs are wry teal and vttioutt take<br />
charge <strong>of</strong> your OtHstmas MOW> Settle (or nothmg<br />
lew wan joy, hupet low and charity In your life and<br />
hornet<br />
KM), KKnUhl Gi IVlHVttre<br />
UghthouseBhbre Ministries<br />
Christian school<br />
honor students<br />
Manila Christian Bchool<br />
anhbimces swdents on (hi<br />
principal's Hat and honor<br />
wllftf the first quartett<br />
d •• Bandy ttfMaoH)<br />
Ctade I • RaBhtrnda<br />
ld<br />
HONOR KOLL<br />
QMde i ' Dlone AHdef<br />
son, Amos Bordley, Robert<br />
flugeraldi Heather Lavalle,<br />
Grace Lee, Curtis Marable,<br />
JiWUll eiWlierWUllaittsi<br />
Oude 2 > Sliaron Neff,<br />
Jesse Clork, Mist/ Qwdi.<br />
ChftttterHamyi Chftttter Chri»Ufle<br />
Lucca, TlfftthVMlW,<br />
Michael HttttuWiktltta<br />
hllll hlllppl, Sh Shaytia Wki WatkiHSi<br />
Grade i • Stephanie<br />
Barge, Jolerie flrattoil, Uuten<br />
COrhlH, Maurice Gttl"<br />
laghefi ttichard Johnson,<br />
Andrew flklwiwi<br />
Gntti 4 - Melissa Hand,<br />
P«trttkMt!Kentui|<br />
Ctid« 9 • Jt'sslw Altwan*<br />
• der, Patlft fia#fi. t»««l«i<br />
Haft, Matthew Lavallee,<br />
Auon falertno, Kenneth<br />
William^<br />
Od6 OMd«6^Mlch(iclCflpllo,<br />
Hedthet Hand, Jason Land*,<br />
OMde 7David Gt<br />
Michael Kyah, tttont<br />
wld = v" ' - "'•<br />
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Memorial details<br />
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t ermen* tMnq a<br />
, ilti Mtmom. The ttmtnortal la planned tor<br />
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Funeral Homes<br />
tui'il ur Itmv IUHI Vtiii'll Utli<br />
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U' Vl'H' ijL'Hi illf llll'lf I'lillt<br />
w wiiii iliL' Kimwiiiy iWuf iiriiiiu<br />
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UiiiiiH ifiunlim |miviilLi* mmkmm L :fci% I<br />
1 ' ' \<br />
Beginning Jan. 1st, 1989<br />
The <strong>City</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> will be establishing hew<br />
methode <strong>of</strong> col lection and ached u lee for the clty-wlde<br />
hi " " " """•^' ' * -<br />
IQB wvviuy vnfffvaiiu nidi unan HIIU Iovyvmuioo win i<br />
plcked-up on the same day eo that there will be no<br />
further scheduling confusion.<br />
In addition, the city will be enforcing Ordinances No.<br />
1046 and No.88-17, relatlngtotraehand recycling<br />
collection, Asa result <strong>of</strong> thle enforcement, If Id<br />
Imperative that everyone:<br />
• J | ' t<br />
1. PlflceBirash ^rmetal or heavy duty plastic<br />
container no larger than 32 gallons and/or 50<br />
pounds. Paper or Plastic Bags otlll can be used<br />
for trash, however, the baas must be placed In a<br />
trash ean In order to be collected, ALL WASH<br />
must bo In a can as outlined above and all cans<br />
must have llds/covere.<br />
»,<br />
2, The container used for recycling material<br />
[Alum. & Glass) must be Identlf lecfwlth thi<br />
mm RECYCLING DECAL which la available<br />
at the Public Works Office, 1040 Haven<br />
Avenue.<br />
3, Recyclable paper may continue to be<br />
placed In I a brown bro paper er bag or bundled as<br />
ueual^rgcyclabT© ueual^rgcyclabT material aterial will b be ikd picked<br />
up\n PLASTIC BAQ8,<br />
These Ordinances apply to both the private<br />
residents and the commercial establishments and<br />
Institutions <strong>of</strong> <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong>,<br />
Further details concerning trash and recycling<br />
collection wfll be available later In <strong>Dec</strong>ember, Look<br />
for future advertisements and notleesl<br />
Please Cooperate, It's Important For Your<br />
FamllyandTheFuture<strong>of</strong><strong>Ocean</strong>Clty<br />
ANY QUESTIONS, PLEASE CALL:<br />
OCEAN CITY PUBLIC WORKS<br />
(609)399-6111 Ext.275<br />
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CHRISTMAS'88<br />
. A GIFT OF FASHIO FASHION<br />
JACKETS<br />
LsTfflfi ^and<br />
V<br />
Woolrleh<br />
20% Off<br />
~j Robert Robt B Bruce and d *%t%t\j #ir*r*<br />
LiTiiM Sweaters..NOW ZD % OFF<br />
You'll find iViiythlna you need to complete his Hit<br />
Rockport RUdSV<br />
and<br />
CASUAL<br />
SHIRTS<br />
20% OFF<br />
SLACKS<br />
ptteiK Aft ^AW^tfal^^te^iA'S'fttea<br />
tikitiil tit tffikift;<br />
cometh the<br />
out,buthidwttwtfthattta w^M^viWMJibWrw obwaus. . ;<br />
bie to it over an extended player? thought that the IICB Uldl Ullll<br />
period <strong>of</strong> time. ttlkittg <strong>of</strong> ottlookeri was Wlbw B,hHMi !«!«„,<br />
Well, as tttey^y in those mm mAttm the sauhd JSj^tfiSlta<br />
Latin •«>»*&!<br />
DTOKen Dreau^ a luuipAiUDn,<br />
ttbtt bW btlffiftp% iftttls* fe<br />
the Enftll3\ laHBuaM was tttt^ A tttMttw'% m Gun powder was inwnted andwr>cousbu>wryhatt«t V<br />
some, w medieval, u^es,<br />
iibBdl«»diis, ObvieuBlyk dktittwmdiil»or«oWittg ortgtail word IH few ta- nMmlwnlk^tddWtmttote<br />
ttus is 'uMHy wort pift» tttMkttttat^ ittttge wai prohdUheed his harsh vol«fcttk;ttMfr<br />
BdlftpoUttjliiA thtt tt^ftst t Kfttt»* *rt» Wtird kibltt pou>-/tffc. tte evoluti<strong>of</strong>t is seuftdid Uk* "iiijttlfe^<br />
could come in meaning was 1* * derttah Word for the obvious,<br />
that it is a ttspiwtety dii- lapwiftg w p\mm, thli N
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Swimmers are winning but are they also strutting?<br />
the <strong>Ocean</strong> Qty High - Hayes, tut our kids aw<br />
School swim team regte- not swimming up to their Wiloox doubled in thi<br />
toed wins over Adantte potential. same two «v«nto during « lie<br />
<strong>City</strong> and Lower Gipe May *tm concerned that our 100-69 win ever Lower ¥M<br />
last wwk, lifting the Raider «eam might still be stmttiftg C*pMay. wins<br />
record Mi M coming Into around because they woe "Ge<strong>of</strong>f is swimming<br />
ttt»<br />
fttowwk. 154 kit y«ar, h« teyta§ to well,* said Hayes, "He it a . _ Ad<br />
the Raidera face rival convince then\ that ftey natural talent He is hist the 100 Cwestyte, Powell<br />
things together fot<br />
should have been. t e v | t o b « i b<br />
Agtlnit Lower Cape MafotatL* ^<br />
,. Cbll _,____... Wigo •'•ad e Aft» A todays d* hd<br />
Mainland this afternoon have to do it all over _._ fast like most <strong>of</strong> the o«v» took the 100 badtstr<strong>of</strong>ee end tenrepeated their win- with foe Mustangs*<br />
Ohursday at 4) at Egg Har- again." kMs <strong>On</strong> the team, he Ugtans Ostien ttptared the 100<br />
to Township in an taper- The Raiders defeated to What he's told* hwpibtt<strong>of</strong>ch T<br />
tent Division Two meet Atlantic Oty, M-77, with "He has all the attributes fted BuiweU was a dou- J00 and 400 totistyle Cor (He<br />
This Ottiin Nlpta the RaWtrt dunk Atlantid Gift; and 1*" Stad we've won," junlm Ge<strong>of</strong>f Wlleo* taktaj <strong>of</strong> t good twtauntr .- big Mrwbmerto AtlanBe<strong>City</strong>, °ffiK*<br />
"'- 1 "* 1J — —"•- 11 — J CttyhasCbtftiS<br />
Community Center pool;<br />
next Monday after at 4 fend^<br />
MlilvlU* at hotfte ^<br />
the 80 fteestyle and the 100 Net, StttRglh, a slender taking the 300 and W0 feet- "«<br />
get<br />
CENTRAC<br />
SQUARE<br />
An<br />
and<br />
Charm Her.,<br />
MKGold<br />
Earrings<br />
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DfWiniHI<br />
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MAKI THi DAV<br />
MUUft<br />
BRIGHT!<br />
From<br />
IVAN<br />
PROSSER<br />
q., LlnwtM<br />
nt-tua<br />
MsuriiMaMif.iOieefaitiS<br />
Elegance Without Extravagance<br />
Fine furniture A aeemtirtit A upeclalgifta<br />
Stnall Victorian Tietik,,,.,,.,,.,..,,,!.,..„./,..,$650'<br />
Mlitwed Whm*t\Qti,,i,urn.,.u,,,u..l.,..,,,,,oA95,<br />
1807 Painted Think,,,,; ,950,<br />
BARRELS OF CUT GLASS<br />
'ALWAYS a desirabto and unusual Inventory?<br />
Open evwy day unit Ctttk(rrt«i • SIM, 12-4 pm, m, ; i A<br />
653*142<br />
TOBACCO LEAF<br />
ForTttetiolidayd<br />
A "Holiday Cl/tPicfo/tt*^^ Pipe*<br />
Awn 9» c«i<br />
Winning ttrlt place<br />
tsvenht wei* 8teph&nle<br />
ion, and T.J. Cuiti in<br />
Mo age grou<br />
Bormer In lull<br />
M!koHamlllrttiltti3-l4<br />
group, and Kelly<br />
and Ge<strong>of</strong>f Wiltox in Hie<br />
15*18 age group. * ^<br />
, Swimming backstroke im<br />
<strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> in fltsl plad*<br />
wete Jill Kozakowski and<br />
Peter Downhaw in the<br />
t>lnd>und§r age gf out<br />
Coll<br />
MO<br />
in tho ;1<br />
group; and d PPaili<br />
flfld M<br />
Poweli in tiki 1S-18 ag<br />
tAm&Ak&k MMA A.^u MtiaBiiil HJ Hull<br />
group, in tne UreflBtitroK_<br />
eventt, Stephanie Wils<strong>of</strong>T<br />
and TJ. Calne pkced flrtf<br />
In the 9*10 age gtoup, Dar<br />
ChojtiflcVl in the lf'12 dj<br />
group and Chris Wilstm<br />
the 15-18 flgfl group,<br />
Wituiem jjt the<br />
eventt v/ete Jill Koi<br />
In the 0*and«und6f<br />
>*10 age gwilip<br />
mm In 0*]<br />
age group,<br />
In the individual tat<br />
event*,<br />
mi<br />
in<br />
gtfrip and K(<br />
in the 16-18 i<br />
In the freestyle rela<br />
eventj(Jlfit jplaca wiiuie.,<br />
l 1 / Kevin<br />
MtHto TfflW), Jfiuilfer<br />
amen ml &*& M<br />
Senior Shannon Oarrlty, plcturad it lift, a S>1 fliittfd<br />
0 and 1 versatile ithlate, helped the Ooean <strong>City</strong> olrii bii<<br />
kolball team come within inraa point! <strong>of</strong> a Mum Jersey<br />
. championship last year.<br />
•I • > "'iifight& pOI<br />
Ucher. Cheeiy<br />
Red Candla & iUfatkjH add a waffl<br />
feeling to the holiday season!<br />
FRIDAY NIGHT HOME OPENER<br />
Rowell, Garrity seen<br />
pacing Raiders on court<br />
.„ AWtionette joining her oh Tfoe Bdason stftrts to^no^<br />
fetbril taut<br />
who oMld hit the flvree- the bo6rdB»"the toath ww ntiht {Prlday (A Y> At<br />
pointer and w» a pleasant added. hotae airaittBt Atlanta <strong>City</strong>;<br />
Bwrprtse last yeah -. w^. ^ All the girls gafttta aW<br />
Ahd tlw ^Idm, who firt-<br />
J twotiuaiuy ^ft5*^lrl« 5K plAyedatwghttKiByear.<br />
" ' twditood players<br />
thinkte^tttat KttSItti S^KRSaKS SttWHI 1811 *<br />
last ye*r 1» ftat we scorer (R? p»g) last year ^P 60 * 1 *!* &** ^ ^ "^^ IS AVAILABLE<br />
A how to win," said who has a&eady seored Bll neh * The C*pe*Atlanttc Boll<br />
OC ttdieh Ghrii Lifttit p^fttthettiU, ttints looks lor Holy Cenlirvalien plittWt U<br />
"We'd be down three or Muffin McDowell, a S4 Spirit to be the team to beat <strong>of</strong>fering a $1,000 scholarbw<br />
points in the flttal funlor, takes ovet the bolnt *is ywr, ltd by guard Mm ship to a student from the<br />
u\iimteB and tome bade, guard boelrlon vacated bv Mo^ and center Michelle area who it majoring in one<br />
These kids now know they MdFarla^,AnWlaBharrt.a Carney. Cumberland, with <strong>of</strong> the envirotuwental sd-<br />
J -^» |4 hu^ wi also lav •* «**•! b**j»# ItAnson, w and has wmjiiited at<br />
«4« In thiM sea» guiri^torytt IWnmteo' a tod Viheland, lrt by Junior w»Bt two wa» <strong>of</strong> wUege,<br />
loit ihlii ilarttri I^lunitt'WlAwtei^irV ftw»»J •"»» NlBWli aw BA, 1 is the diidllhi to<br />
Mm that teatni lauding t^SSrwMpSy^? leadtegeoMMiderS, apply Call 8284144.<br />
^i^ftlK*rf ih» nBl K 1 »W» W|. WlA UWe<br />
Mtf* wt piSlilE^ l8 •<br />
Btored r2o caueer points, *WB don't have a sit<br />
seventh best, has graduated iin|UH M^ Lena said,<br />
Wfl «BWd <strong>of</strong>t tfl Blay at »Wt ftan on pkvtog &m<br />
giiki ttelymliy. CintM guMs but w? WMS Shan.<br />
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There is no doubt that<br />
Oaan Oty boys' basketball<br />
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Thiw <strong>of</strong> his Rrst nine<br />
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11 We don't want to dwell on people who aren't here"<br />
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"We don*t want to dweU Scott Bittner, the outside<br />
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baked chicken, rice, oriental vegetables<br />
and for daiiert, cake with etttm<br />
and candles and fruit, <strong>On</strong>e in the<br />
family dretiM up for thi children at<br />
Santa Claui and glv« them glfii afttf<br />
the meal, ChtisUtui lit Japan is only<br />
a little holiday beeauie they dm'i<br />
have the urn billifi in why Chriitmuiateiebnted.<br />
We have now looked at how tour<br />
counlriei altbtHe Chrlslmii - in<br />
short « and th« decoraiiM fevw and<br />
duittaui feeling increase* irmmd<br />
the world,<br />
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Club briefs<br />
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Tara Corson wins hockey award<br />
Omt\ <strong>City</strong> senior<br />
Oors<strong>of</strong>t wai pwiented with<br />
At tea Markwlck Award<br />
tail weekend at tht lith<br />
Attttual Reid Hockey Cjub<br />
<strong>of</strong> Bduth Jersey AwaWi<br />
Banquef in Cheny HUl.<br />
Corson, who was part ttf<br />
tiw talented defend that<br />
helped <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> «*n ft<br />
ih««s <strong>of</strong> the C»jJ#-Atiafttie<br />
Ltague'i Division <strong>On</strong>e<br />
own With MUlvtUe, was<br />
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scholar-athlete in field<br />
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The wise men who worshipped<br />
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The Billows' Joe Bonner resigns — and reflects*<br />
his colleagues. screen material printed under the writers and ihe article ..._<br />
,ti .- ,- , , 1 tiilnK teaching journaU^ and school's aueplees, before publteatidft, flwtfler<br />
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Freeholders want<br />
a 6 percent raise<br />
CAPB MAY COURT HOUSE - dpi May CdUftft<br />
freeholdef James kllpa trick cut the lone no Vdte When<br />
the board tnttoduced a resolution kit week proposing a<br />
B tenant pay MIM,<br />
At 4 p.m. Tuesday, thi freeholders will hold a hearing<br />
on the meaBiire. Freeholders presently earn 00%<br />
annually; the freeholder director cams $18,971*<br />
Klan wins battle<br />
with Stockton<br />
POMONA — Klansmen will be allowed to distribute<br />
leaflets at Stockton State College this spring, under an<br />
ageemetit reached Tuesday between the college and<br />
Grand Wizard Richard Bondlra <strong>of</strong> the North JerseybindB«pJ*eiCftl|htiolthiKii<br />
Mitt tain,<br />
Ending a Mfrmt battle, the ag l<br />
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week's editorial pip<br />
releirea to t OonaOitUiimm<br />
p^t jirap^l w<br />
exoes^ <strong>of</strong> 100 units pn the<br />
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State Parkway ih §mm<br />
PttlntAlthou^i accurate<br />
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Sunlit Acre was lite<br />
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• Rtaen Anne BambeTgor,<br />
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)taMs B. SUIwU <strong>of</strong> <strong>Ocean</strong><br />
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:tl St. Francis Cabrini<br />
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were Dr. Both Bamberger<br />
<strong>of</strong> Chcny Hill, slstor<br />
<strong>of</strong> the bridB, Kathryn<br />
Johnson <strong>of</strong> Ncwtown<br />
Swaro, Pa., and Laurie Mitad<br />
<strong>of</strong> Dorothy,<br />
John Krefty <strong>of</strong> Nowtown<br />
Squam, Pa. was beit man.<br />
Assisting as ujhors wore<br />
Michael and Dennis Dzvon-<br />
ik, brothers <strong>of</strong> th« groom, <strong>of</strong><br />
Stow Mountain, Ga.t and<br />
John Beck <strong>of</strong> NcwtoWK<br />
Square, Pa.<br />
Kelly Lehman, niece <strong>of</strong> the<br />
bride, was the flower .girl.<br />
Kyle Lehman, nephew <strong>of</strong> the<br />
bride, was the ring bearer.<br />
A reception followed at<br />
the Sands Country Club in<br />
Somes Point.<br />
The bride and groom are<br />
graduates <strong>of</strong> Pennsylania<br />
State University. The groom<br />
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The couple are making<br />
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EMr. EAonh<strong>of</strong>f U a IW6<br />
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andilatMMotHt<br />
A May wedding is<br />
fanned in Mooreittwn.<br />
Spiegel and Bellucci<br />
announce engagement<br />
and Mm, Eugene fi,<br />
Spiegel <strong>of</strong> Seaville,<br />
ittRBUttw the engagenwnt<br />
Of their daughter, Sttcy<br />
Awn, and Anthony John<br />
Bellucd, ion <strong>of</strong> Mr, and<br />
M«. Joseph J, Bellucd Sr,.<br />
<strong>of</strong> Sea tile <strong>City</strong>.<br />
Mia Spiegel ll a graduate<br />
<strong>of</strong> <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> High School<br />
•ltd Goldey Beaeom College<br />
tn Delaware, She Ii a<br />
partner and <strong>of</strong>flM manager<br />
<strong>of</strong> Stay-Re Building Corp,<br />
In Sea tile <strong>City</strong> and Upper<br />
Township.<br />
Mr, Bellucd Is also a<br />
graduate <strong>of</strong> <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong><br />
High School and attended<br />
the University <strong>of</strong> Delaware,<br />
He it t carpenter for<br />
Stey>Ro Building Corp.<br />
towed<br />
Pumtt Of Islftfn-<br />
B«*il*»- «daughter;<br />
L.Wniiddrt<br />
a^, ton <strong>of</strong> MIK «nd<br />
Mm David RctnhoW<br />
EUttbtthttwn, ft.<br />
<strong>of</strong><br />
the bride elert is • I9M<br />
traduate <strong>of</strong> CuMberlund<br />
Regional High School. She<br />
is employed by Atlantte<br />
Morris Broadcasiing, tne, tn<br />
<strong>Ocean</strong> aty*<br />
Mr. Reinhold ii a 1980<br />
graduate <strong>of</strong> BUeabethtown<br />
High S^Ml and IM4 graduate<br />
<strong>of</strong> Prineetc* Unlveirt*<br />
ty. H* is emptoyed by The<br />
I t t M T i V i l d<br />
rAvA 1734774<br />
Aft April, 1989 weddtag<br />
is planned in Deem <strong>City</strong>,<br />
SCHUCKS ANNOUNCE<br />
BIRTH OP TWIN BOYS<br />
David and Deborah<br />
Schuek <strong>of</strong> Medferd<br />
announce the birth <strong>of</strong> twin<br />
sons, <strong>Dec</strong>,? In the West Jersey<br />
Hospital, Voorhees<br />
Township. David Albert<br />
weighed six pounds seven<br />
ounces and Daniel Charles<br />
weighed six pounds two<br />
ounces and join two sisters,<br />
Jennifer, 7, and Stephanie,<br />
5. Maternal grandparents<br />
ftteJoanandAlWlndlsh<strong>of</strong><br />
>, Paternal grand*<br />
Mfv firtd Mf§><br />
Derek Smith<br />
Married<br />
Karen J, 21ff, daughter <strong>of</strong><br />
Altheda JZlff and lie late<br />
Milton Zlff, <strong>of</strong> Hatleton,<br />
Pa., and Derek C Smith,<br />
son <strong>of</strong> Mr, a«d Mrs. Stanley<br />
oil the Island <strong>of</strong> Oihu,<br />
HawaU.<br />
Mark MiklosoVk <strong>of</strong><br />
<strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> attended the<br />
Terry Reman <strong>of</strong> <strong>Ocean</strong><br />
Alter • noneyuioon trip<br />
to the Island <strong>of</strong> Kauai,<br />
Hawaii, thd eouple were<br />
honored during a reception<br />
at Ego's In Somew Point.<br />
The bride ii general Man.<br />
tger <strong>of</strong> Chadwkk'g Restaurant<br />
In Oe^jetewn, D,C.<br />
The graott d employed by<br />
Mare Marine In Frederick,<br />
Md,<br />
They are making their<br />
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concern and thoughtfulness <strong>of</strong> get<br />
well and Christmas cards. This act<br />
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Un wishes for a<br />
Christmas aglow with<br />
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to know and une you,<br />
Bs.ity, Eiiiibsm<br />
Bia\i«h, David Carsctiolo,<br />
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go please terglve There was also<br />
prehehiiw and generous report that this large group<br />
our dwelllno on the subject well-choreographed danc-<br />
The next ship in the quest brated Stndta Day At the htyufte tow yet, and the<strong>of</strong><br />
youngster* ts a pleasant<br />
i Wt mem m toe second ing In the production, and<br />
for the Christmas star took- si museum oHiclals and home exception,<br />
OMJWcuttve year the Stock- actors cast In multiple roles<br />
jm northwest (not eaift to<br />
ton State Performing Arti though the cast is large,<br />
Vineland where Hewy Rlc-<br />
Center presented The Matthew Kamprath's by a host <strong>of</strong> entertainers ell<br />
Nebriska Theater Cara- Scrooge is unlaue and more and the entire audience By<br />
van's hJtNieh produetlbn than acceptable, although virtue <strong>of</strong> membewhlp tn the<br />
<strong>of</strong> ChaHei Brekens* A some <strong>of</strong> his business Ctoeatt <strong>City</strong> Male Chorus, lowea by tttt AustHatt tahil thii XitthB^'IUB**<br />
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appeared to be modeled<br />
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this wrtteUi&giwt View suftg by the Male Chows.<br />
after Tim Conway,<br />
eftJ|d«d everwnKS?<br />
Ae novrila that started it The entire cast was excel-<br />
<strong>of</strong> stage the activity, audleftee but and I was back- too who «m«*k»^ sang I»HW«KJ»«J««« ta Ert/oli at St enncniM ut.^ eve»yon« Christ<br />
•U, tnd we're happy to lent and their timing end bu^y to skefch the pro«ed- Peters a couple <strong>of</strong> weeks {u^ m Kaw inamprf<br />
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faithful adaptation than but sheer numbers prevent The entlfe produetlott with 0 Come Smmnuit o«d m^tWo^nff-K<br />
most <strong>of</strong> Its kind. There have us from singling them out was taped, <strong>of</strong>tce again, tot a Hanukkah song, at\d S^ttloilMluSttSl<br />
been more presentations <strong>of</strong> for individual praise, Let it<br />
the beloved story <strong>of</strong><br />
holiday viewing 5:30 p.m. mor? cawls were Inter- ESSd tit<br />
suffice to say that they<br />
Scrooge and his ghostly work so well together that Friday, <strong>Dec</strong>. 23 on Channel spersed throughout the reoMaBhVthat dUBoU^<br />
encounter than there are there was not a single X^yXaStieaX ^^ ***'"•<br />
grains <strong>of</strong> sand on the <strong>Ocean</strong> prima donna In the crowd,<br />
<strong>City</strong> beach. 1 have fend not even Kamprath.<br />
memories <strong>of</strong> Lionel Barry* Each scene was visually<br />
BUM doing Scrooge on spectacular and a paragon<br />
Mdlo in tht '30s and af<strong>of</strong><br />
the theater arts In a way<br />
eountlesB fUm versions over that anticipating the won-<br />
the ytitt, The advent <strong>of</strong> ders <strong>of</strong> the next tableau<br />
television brought us added to the audience's<br />
"authentic" versions with delight.<br />
George C, Scott and musical Word Is being bandied<br />
versions with Albert about that this may become<br />
Flnney. but neither can steal an Annual performance that<br />
any thunder from the will establish another nice<br />
Nebraska version. area tradition. Seasonal<br />
Although this Christmas refreshments were servid<br />
Carol features a imall after the play and that was<br />
orchestra <strong>of</strong> piano, clarinet, another nice touch that<br />
flute and bassoon plus added to the spirit <strong>of</strong> the<br />
excellent carol singing by season,<br />
the on-Btaoe ensemble to<br />
Introduce the scenes, they The next event on the<br />
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closely akin to the Inciden- the 10th annual Carolfeit en<br />
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Certified Public Accountants<br />
! 142 Buy Ave,, <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong>, N.J. 08226<br />
(609)399-5779<br />
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1236-38 Boardwalk<br />
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Qty <strong>of</strong>ficials said th*y<br />
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<strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> Winter Recycling Schedule . 1<br />
ONCE A WEEK J f<br />
from Tuesday, Jan-3,1989 " |.<br />
MONDAY<br />
TUESDAY<br />
WEDNESDAY<br />
THURSDAY<br />
Radio problems<br />
prompt appeal<br />
Upper Township noted<br />
<strong>1988</strong>tf§i5$)0 '<br />
and ro<strong>of</strong>top bl%os.- POINT "HTB<br />
to firdsh leaf collection In<br />
Although they normally M<br />
the<br />
sell for almost 5500,000, the "The Pit" at Bud<br />
truck dcmonsMWd at the Memorial Ruid is<br />
j Thw* was no e^lanation<br />
dty, the leaves ffld tor the increase<br />
UPPER<br />
b* out by ipHhg^e said,<br />
to the dty treatruck,<br />
which can wach IU2- (TUCK demonstrated at me Memorial Held Is being Paneoast said stockpiling<br />
fcet into the air to atw« fin? hall, and later it the used as a temporary hold- leaves averts a 550tti0o<br />
hard-to-reach<br />
hospital and Pier 4, is avail- ing sight for ctty access to Pier 4, Shore<br />
f hursday's <strong>City</strong> Council<br />
sii^ aMtoyanoi Por<br />
ket. Members <strong>of</strong> <strong>City</strong> Superintendent Howard<br />
Memorial Hospital, in addi-<br />
WJINTtOCKiOWrtH meeting<br />
Upwardly mobile<br />
Chief Richard Lee <strong>of</strong> the<br />
Council on hand seemed Dill and <strong>City</strong> Council*<br />
Upwardly m<br />
tion So waterway rescues<br />
HEALW PLAN HIKE<br />
i Volunteer Plre<br />
impressed.<br />
woman Kathleen<br />
The finish layer for M<br />
Somers Point <strong>City</strong> gov-<br />
Meml«ri <strong>of</strong> f »he h 8om#re 8 Point Pit Volunteer Fire Dspartmihl oil« diWohBtrallon Bun.$<br />
It means that<br />
say it's only temporary<br />
Broadway, plus projects on<br />
eminent wiU start <strong>of</strong>f the<br />
day ol a 9878,000 towtr truck capable <strong>of</strong> hoistino llrtmih 102 toil In the air. ThQ<br />
, his wttttnunltti.<br />
until leaf collection Is (in-<br />
Laurel Drtve> New Vork<br />
1989 budget year 86S.OO0 in<br />
dekrtminl hopts the city will purchasa the apparatus ntxt ««r to Ittjrow Ri ab ttons fail,<br />
Ishtd in the dty.<br />
Avenue and some alley<br />
the hole because <strong>of</strong> a 4S per-<br />
io access hard-to-rsadi placts lake Shore Memorial Hospital ahd (hi Pltr 4 hotel.<br />
arberShop Dill explained that the<br />
work will bt finished in the<br />
Lie, it litt Week's Ifiowncent<br />
increase in Blue Cross<br />
trucks used to haul the<br />
spring, Hill said,<br />
(nip \joBiiiuiwi meetiugi<br />
and Blue Shield health cart<br />
«ted UtijOO worth <strong>of</strong><br />
WAYSIDE VILLAGE, MARMORA, N.J. 08223 leaves to a free disposal site insurance to dty employ*<br />
DIVE TEAM A68I9T8<br />
:fl ^new ^ott^uunications<br />
Men thru Fri<br />
in Hammonton are needed ees.<br />
Pour members <strong>of</strong> the<br />
equipment Intended to<br />
8 30 -500 •*-•<br />
Sot. 7:30-1:00 •"[<br />
Somers Point Dive Team<br />
dear up the ttdto problems<br />
CLOSED WED.<br />
assisted Bgt Harbor town,<br />
w ,1 which tre uneountered by<br />
Free Estimates serving Donah city<br />
Evtniny Appolntmenti<br />
ihlp PoU« Friday night in<br />
the fire wrnpany and the<br />
Call 390-1813<br />
Shop At Home Ssfvloe<br />
Upper Township Rescue<br />
, dffvleHin rroin the frigid<br />
Smiad.<br />
MASTER BARBER<br />
STYLIST<br />
waters <strong>of</strong>f the Margate-<br />
Emergency broadcasts<br />
PAUL HOFFMAN, SR. ROSEANN CAMPBELL JOSEPH FOGLIO CARPET SALES AND SERVICE Northflild Boulevards<br />
from Qipucester County<br />
Point divert braved 3?-<br />
end as far away as New<br />
Complete <strong>Line</strong> Of Cahpet and Vinyl dig«e» water to weover thg<br />
Vork And Vlrginlk are<br />
Thomas Jewelers<br />
body <strong>of</strong> a Brlganttne wan<br />
wBines overlapping on<br />
killed when his ear left the<br />
io»l flw band, OthBr<br />
16 Vea« ExpiHehee 609499^722 raadi biven searthed for<br />
tiweg! transmlssiotts are just<br />
STORHWIDK<br />
S Repdlts and Steam ClBdhlnfl Beeper -653-764? oAer vlettini, follawlhg up<br />
ot received, especially by<br />
on reporttt which proved<br />
*e rescue squad trying to<br />
false according to Somers<br />
ttansmlt end receive from<br />
SAVINGS!<br />
Point Police ttph La»y<br />
Shore Memorial Hospital in<br />
Somers Point) said Leo and<br />
Divers were In the water<br />
JiP. ford <strong>of</strong> WC CottUttunl.<br />
for a hiMouf In spedal<br />
.VlUas,<br />
035 Asbury AVOIHH!<br />
dry suite and iee masks,<br />
j" "QloueestBr County just<br />
<strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong>, N.J. • ran 0359<br />
enduring a wind chill factor<br />
P^atiUstodeith(<br />
Sgh Al fipgiiheh Dh<br />
MUTon Byron, Cupt, Ceres<br />
<strong>of</strong> the Sowers Point Police<br />
390-2999<br />
Debarlment, and Somers<br />
bAILY g.g, BAT. B-fi<br />
Point fireman Ray White<br />
participated In the dive,<br />
M FttlOAYTWMSTO<br />
Beyel said thtt<br />
vmM hive to iiwhed out fc JiUli 13<br />
with Middle<br />
^<br />
torn'<br />
between<br />
—r „ ftg*U\tt <strong>of</strong> budget ^h<br />
wns rty yna thottai TOwer^ ovMitf <strong>of</strong><br />
old tfuntwl dtspiteh systtttt. Atttoh Supply pit in<br />
th* CA<br />
fhn system transmits Seavul^<br />
Board tlt<br />
ftom km Middle tCiitti<br />
be dilliyii bwftttiit o<br />
May Court House) and ftn tfeejttdge^iieelslttn ll^im tt^ott^ to pending HVente Which<br />
Woodbine water tower, Lee to be mmauiwed m a<br />
the State rli tato t l d l h e ^<br />
said SeavUle and Tuekahtte ing tt ft.», m Uppw<br />
a bdmtks in the<br />
fire districts unjoy clew h% l^l<br />
%ut Qeo^e iMWttr tec<br />
ihto Municipal court, which township, and<br />
ftdmlnlstMtor tor Cape May<br />
ttMttmunikkl ftom ti\e Is hehi to WdttdbiWij on • * '•-"'<br />
OAW^ ttid in an Intelview<br />
fait week th&t that^<br />
But signals to Marmora<br />
not reason enoyth to halt<br />
must travel over water —<br />
tt reval In a township<br />
the Great Cedar Bwwnp,<br />
Pord said that signals over<br />
water are particularly vul-<br />
wirtt^l value,<br />
nerable to a "tunneling*<br />
Brovp Mdd it seems to<br />
effect and humidity and<br />
"tn\rnlktemperature<br />
conditions<br />
affecting radio signals,<br />
Chimney tire<br />
starts In<br />
Seavllle home<br />
What was described as a<br />
smali amount <strong>of</strong> exterior<br />
and chimney damage was<br />
reported afwr a ehlttney<br />
fire scorched a house at %<br />
W, KBtherlne Aw, Prlday<br />
morning,<br />
There were no injuries in<br />
the 8;54 a,m. incident, The<br />
Uesaidl SeavllU Volunteer Pire<br />
Atlantic Bieetrie has<br />
Company was dear <strong>of</strong> the<br />
agreed to locate a transmit-<br />
scene by 10i43 a.m., said<br />
ter Bomewhere on their<br />
Assistant Mre dhial Brian<br />
ftWpe^ty, said Lea, the n«w<br />
Allegretto.<br />
transmitter would augment<br />
Helping at the scene were<br />
the central dispatching sys-<br />
memBirs ol thi Marmom<br />
tem shared by Upper with<br />
and Tuekahoe vdlumteer<br />
Middle Township, Dennli<br />
fire companies along with<br />
Township and Woodbine,<br />
the Upper Township Res-<br />
Members <strong>of</strong> thg govern- cue Squad,<br />
H that the township<br />
fathers would wake such a<br />
Wttuestb«auie the delay <strong>of</strong><br />
revaluation would wean<br />
delay in fair distribution at<br />
the tax burden here, ,t<br />
P l t o l d t i h<br />
•'*<br />
OCEAN CITY<br />
DENTAL CENTER<br />
GERALD F.ftAAB DPS PA<br />
•H<br />
Donald L Traynor DMD<br />
FacuHy memttec and CIlHlcal Initryefor<br />
- - liBkdlHg^Hiverity bentei gehosi<br />
pdtlents f«f ail phases«<br />
denifal Dontlstry & Cosmetic Bonding<br />
n VBan pHvife pcattlfci iXpiflinti<br />
mWilt AV0. Suits 202 North<br />
• <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong>/ '609-398-4464<br />
HSUH by ippflJHtfflinf uHly<br />
= CALL MONOAV fh^U SATUftDAV<br />
60IN0E \m<br />
,- \<br />
M dandle & Ribbon add a warn<br />
Min$ tw the holiday uuotti ,<br />
Local $30*<br />
Out <strong>of</strong> town<br />
Mitt holiday flowtfi & foliage<br />
ittm0 in i mmM<br />
Slimed b^<br />
Local<br />
mi Mh tiowm and «tu$0k<br />
Diane Q. Naib, H.rJ.H, Soott H, Naab, O.D.t,<br />
GENERAL A FAMILY DINT lit ft¥<br />
FULL SERVICE LAB ON PREMISES<br />
"*' HcAiftlinifliiiiYbuwAiT<br />
EMEROENCIE6 ACCEPTED<br />
309-4542<br />
600WE8TAVE,, OCEAN CITY, N,J.<br />
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thtPublicBlnaaiUt,<br />
J'PistitetPliik<br />
munpl<br />
V«ittit<br />
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lifii<br />
Hope seems dim for reval delay<br />
^ %M iw hM^I te m£ i WjjeMvahmiaVttiftHii WVAV viVMftV KigUm VWW Wtdewdto*x»dv^*W\iAl<br />
J a little Uki the goveralng<br />
body** iifguttenh<br />
the ttomttittee Uft mbwth<br />
cited mpuwit »uch «i the<br />
collM commislioA) Greet<br />
Cedar gwtMp National<br />
WlMliro Re% Wd the<br />
Wild and Scenic de&lftt\atlon<br />
<strong>of</strong> »he ¥utikahoe¥ver<br />
at uneiHitnUil which<br />
promise to upwt land v^lues.<br />
Delay could Abo ec«ur if<br />
the ma ttvlsion <strong>of</strong> tHka^<br />
HBH takei a . long Hme<br />
wviewtng the township's<br />
STOCK UP 'I'<br />
1pk,9vol»<br />
Sal© Ends 1-1-89<br />
iHONlllY.0414<br />
ItlitlilllKIIIJi MAlflMAIIB<br />
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MIA III II<br />
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w l*xwtb)e VVilh the<br />
tittes<br />
tipper m<br />
tnittee hM not<br />
but taft<br />
7thStreetSurfShop<br />
OM5N f DA YS y757 AsbUfy * 39M700<br />
M'T'"??<br />
DR, SANTA CLAU8?<br />
Ml<br />
ALL ANb 1t> ALL<br />
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g<br />
Wepause<br />
forMspectam[arsmcess our<br />
fltm^jias aMmidinmck a &rkfperiod<br />
<strong>of</strong> Urn*<br />
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COASTAL<br />
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obituaries<br />
James Jack, '69 *<br />
MARMORA - !»mcs Jack, 69, died <strong>Dec</strong>. 17 at his<br />
home.<br />
Bom ta Palermo, Mr. Jack was a UMang Marmora resident.<br />
He was «mployed sinee I9J8 as a carpunter for the<br />
United Brotherhood <strong>of</strong> Carpenters and Joiners <strong>of</strong> America<br />
No, 6J3 or ArtanHc <strong>City</strong> and had received his 48-ywir<br />
pih.<br />
He was a member <strong>of</strong> the <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> Lodge No. 171<br />
Free & Accepted Masons, VFW Post No. M95 or Marmora<br />
and a life member <strong>of</strong> the Marmora Volunteer Rre<br />
Company.<br />
He served with the Army In World War II and<br />
received a Purple Heart For battle wounds.<br />
Ho is survived by his wife, Abigail t; two brothers,<br />
John W. <strong>of</strong> <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> and Waller <strong>of</strong> Marmem; i lister,<br />
LUsas A, Chew <strong>of</strong> Port Charlotte^ RIM ft stepson Sudd<br />
Vemon Hughes <strong>of</strong> Lawton, OMa.s a stepdftughterj Virginia<br />
Lemln <strong>of</strong> Wilmln|tont Del.; and six grandchildren.<br />
Berviee was Wednesday at the Codfey Funewl Home<br />
<strong>of</strong> Palermo. A Masonic service was conducted by <strong>Ocean</strong><br />
<strong>City</strong> Lodge No. 171. Burial was in Seaside Cemetery,<br />
Palermo,<br />
Donations may be made to the Upper Township Rescue<br />
Squad. Petewburg 08270.<br />
UNION CHAPEL BY THE SEA<br />
BBlh Blwit tnd Asbury Avtrtut<br />
W Put! W, WMf#H.ed, Pastor<br />
SUNDAY DEC, 25,<strong>1988</strong><br />
10^30 A.M. Sermon:<br />
11 DECEMBER 26th 11<br />
(Christmas Day)<br />
Musical Directs MlHim Adam<br />
Nursery Availablo during SHMei<br />
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE<br />
Welcomes you<br />
to study the<br />
i sing tytiktr, \jt waste pUutu<br />
<strong>of</strong> jtmakm: 0 ~M$ LotS kith eomfiinttl Ms<br />
fhtt weekly iBiion.icrffloh it eomtiriiwl <strong>of</strong> ,<br />
1'iifi SCttlPitJlfii by Mary BikMlly,<br />
the spiHtuul truth! <strong>of</strong> th« weekly IIIMHI hav»<br />
HUHUWidVIW<br />
JOIN USi<br />
V ttfi<br />
First Church <strong>of</strong> Christ, Scientist<br />
8th & Aflbury Avenue<br />
<strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> 399-0038<br />
ST, PETER'S UNITED<br />
METHODIST CHURCH<br />
8th mi CMid Ai/mtie tiijMii <strong>City</strong>, UJ,<br />
CHRISTMAS EVE<br />
MMM v vmmmH iP eve mwtm<br />
Alto DnBose, SO<br />
Alto DuBos*. Mi <strong>of</strong> Pecks Beach Village, died <strong>Dec</strong>. 6 at<br />
his home. ^<br />
Born in Alabama, he w*s a longtime resident <strong>of</strong> <strong>Ocean</strong><br />
<strong>City</strong>.<br />
Mr, DuBose was a )mmt at the former Coastal State<br />
Bank far eight yeart, pH<strong>of</strong> w rtHrihg.<br />
Survivitti are a t<strong>of</strong>t, Alton Clark <strong>of</strong> Lancaster, tew«; a<br />
daughter, Roslyn dark <strong>of</strong> Philadelphia, and seven<br />
grandchildren.<br />
Service and burial were private,<br />
Amhgtments were by the Godfrey Funeral Hotwt <strong>of</strong><br />
<strong>Ocean</strong> Gty.<br />
Henry W. Kraus, 94<br />
Henry W. Kraus, M, <strong>of</strong> <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> died D*e. 13 m<br />
Shore Memorial Hospital, Somers Nwt,<br />
A resident <strong>of</strong> Wosley Manor since 1978, Mr. toaui<br />
lived in this city since IMS.<br />
He was a member <strong>of</strong> the American Assodation <strong>of</strong><br />
Retired Personi »«d 8 *- P*t*^ 8 U" 1 ^ Methodist<br />
Church,<br />
Surviving arc a daughter, Eleanor Oster <strong>of</strong> Port Mytirs,<br />
Pla,; two granddaughters; and four greatjrattdchlldren.<br />
Service was Sunday at the Godfrey Funeral Home,<br />
Burial was Monday in Beverly National Cemetery,<br />
Harry Banning, 81<br />
CORBIN CITY - Hatty Bnhlngi 81, <strong>of</strong> Route BO, dlad<br />
<strong>Dec</strong>. lfl in Bhttre Memorial Hosplttl, Bomer§ Point.<br />
Bottt 1ft bpwrier, he lived m fuckahoa until moving<br />
hsre JO years igo. Mr, fknttmg w*i a fawriW All hli life<br />
and wii a tttimber <strong>of</strong> Iht American Aiioelatiott <strong>of</strong><br />
Rttitti Pitsotti.<br />
Hi ti survived by a sister, Mittie Hackilt <strong>of</strong> Bargaltt.<br />
1*4 titii<br />
Btrvies was Monday In the Langley Piittiral Home,<br />
TuekihoB, Burial was in 2loh CemBtei-y, Bargalntown.<br />
SPINNING WHEEL<br />
FLOWER SHOP<br />
11B<br />
iBHIi<br />
Sill Wilt..<br />
PHBHiSBMi<br />
GftACE BIBLE CHAPEL<br />
III WMliy Av«. (Lumy Hbtel, iMnd Fl.) OCiflti <strong>City</strong>, N.J.<br />
Rev John E Jamie fion<br />
SHOHI HOAt) iHd 0AW1I AVIH lOMiHS PT. U<br />
,M. -Pflflrt 6f the Naiiviiy at<br />
VitiiPn&byieHan Church<br />
SUNDAY 060,25,1080<br />
WiMi4M,<br />
THREE OtMfl KINGS"<br />
*l!.bifctV=»Rp d Klii<br />
NSHlP£C, 25<br />
MIDWEEK SEK VICE<br />
l<br />
m<br />
Gladys Hopkins, 86 ton- '54 j^aw.<br />
ttdotu mijt OWoi<br />
<strong>City</strong>, SI*<br />
« fott held bw.<br />
United<br />
ChuiA. North<br />
t U \ C<br />
, t ; be made to rt\e Ahbuw<br />
United Methodist Church Mtiftottal Fund, North<br />
HAWptort, Ohio 45m<br />
John R Lloyd, 55<br />
UPPteRttWNS<br />
Uoyd^.<strong>of</strong> •<br />
did tfcfc IS th BUrdette<br />
l MemoHai<br />
Cape May Court Mouse,<br />
ttorh In petertb\% he 11 ved here all his We.<br />
Mr, UttW waft 6 tt\eehanlc, most recently employed by<br />
M f W<br />
He Was a membblf <strong>of</strong> the South jersey Motorcytle<br />
esbdAHW<br />
S g arc two sont^ John Jr. and Joseph, both <strong>of</strong><br />
I'eterttburgt four daughers, debble <strong>of</strong>Tuckahoe, Kathefine<br />
Harris, or Helslervllle, and klmberly and Wanda,<br />
both <strong>of</strong> Vlttelartdi two brothers, Mark Steelman <strong>of</strong><br />
CorbW <strong>City</strong>, and Thomas Steelitmn <strong>of</strong> UdoMi five sinters,<br />
Edhn Safcitta <strong>of</strong> tjlassboro, Margaret SwelgaH <strong>of</strong><br />
North Wltdwood, Mary Yoting <strong>of</strong> Tempe, AHiu Ilish<br />
Mah <strong>of</strong> Mays Landing, and Alice Mason ttf mm\ A<br />
Btcpfathdh Benjamin Steehnan <strong>of</strong> Corbto Cltyt t»d three<br />
grandehlldreH<br />
eHL<br />
e service was Monday at thi Baptist Cemetery,<br />
Steelitwn town,<br />
Arrflng6ments Were by the Langley Funeral Home,<br />
tuckahoe.<br />
Florence Walton, 90 > 90, ttf 11<br />
vk ^l|«» <strong>of</strong> thi<br />
Christmas<br />
tfbttte.<br />
Ux, jfagtttf <strong>of</strong> the Union<br />
Chapel by (he &*a will give<br />
the Wttwbtt DttmbH' U<br />
the 10)30 a.ttt, stir*<br />
y,dec,2S,<br />
d d 2 S<br />
Th# chattel, located at<br />
59th Stfeet atid A«bury<br />
Av^tue, hMdi liitwde«dftii-<br />
HaHtoittl wWlc^fc Nursery<br />
tare Is pwWded, Sunday<br />
l l fw all ages begins<br />
iteVi V«ider Lob ttblds<br />
Bible study ? pM, evwy<br />
Wedhesday( ty ctifcem<br />
topic Ii (h« Bddk a/ Oetiesis,<br />
the «e*t Bible study wiu be<br />
WwJtiwdflV, jdti, 4. All m<br />
tttANSPOfttATION<br />
RByrpifg Hull I liic VXJaol<br />
Guiifd ^ftiit TtflinJUtf<br />
Cetiltt 1 lit C« m May, «p«itP<br />
tatf Chfiflrftias Day with<br />
J " " J «the tkm Citv<br />
itip.itUiiptitUiitm to Add<br />
t&Mii Hill . iMnHllil /L^IIUMH<br />
ironi tile i lacuityj Anyotie<br />
fVOUiu 0%mmX€ fileir utne<br />
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ity 81 ytarg, Mm WMIIHH wu • A*<br />
PtaasMtviUe m i and WMI bom in<br />
IliRfltf<br />
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OhriMmai ii lUAh«<br />
Hi, OhlWfifl can<br />
WIMBERG<br />
,<br />
A14 THE$ENT1NEI-I_£DG&) Tfcur*ntinucd from p*g« 1) "tn the 70s, we sttrted to U* pep rallies, and r*lucww<br />
three years behind the flow get hit with that laid-btwfc, to engage in school life past<br />
<strong>of</strong> trends in the wst <strong>of</strong> (he taffe kind <strong>of</strong> culture* 3 pm. Many vmk Jo-W<br />
' country, however, ho eon- m tht '80s, young people hours a week at jobs after<br />
times, am disfraded, disinterested school.<br />
"We cant gel kids down ,<br />
to Tfc* BilhwBf he »ays.<br />
The student <strong>of</strong> today is<br />
In Chrtttmm ,,, IM<br />
*»/ pear* wut foy, May fit many<br />
#<br />
Lhnstnuts<br />
^•r<br />
. . • ^ : . . . ;<br />
4iuIflCA<br />
from UB t,i you . . .<br />
with i>ur thanks for letting u« nerve<br />
you, Hnppy HolldByS to our frlentli!<br />
^•n_<br />
(LOSING<br />
<strong>Dec</strong>embtr 24lh, 2tOO p.m.<br />
RB.OPEN<br />
<strong>Dec</strong>ember 3lst, liSO am to 2:00 pm<br />
Photic<br />
IDEAL HAIR STYLING<br />
51719 Eighth Street<br />
<strong>Ocean</strong> Crty» 399-7246<br />
is<br />
"Oilttietown<strong>of</strong><br />
Bethlehem, how still<br />
we $9Gyou He!" May<br />
the magical spirit <strong>of</strong><br />
the Holy Christmas<br />
season abide with you<br />
and your loved ones.<br />
-*A<br />
different in attitude as weU,<br />
Tve known the cream<br />
<strong>of</strong> the crop that<br />
have gone through OCHS;<br />
the kids who etocare/ 1<br />
Pragmatism has conquered evident that tfiany <strong>of</strong> to<br />
idealism, today's students ape h«# to<br />
It's becoming chillingly buUd a resume wtrti an tye<br />
Peace on Earth<br />
>ta Chrirtmoi Star<br />
lite* the Magi<br />
MASONIC CLUB OF OCEAN CITY<br />
arid<br />
Cbetislxd<br />
^-^Si<br />
<strong>On</strong>t<strong>of</strong>thiioyi<br />
o! the Holiday Siiion<br />
is remembering then<br />
who art important<br />
foul,..<br />
We teuly apprtclefe \ i \ " f"<br />
the eon(id«neB you have V \ I |,!>v i t<br />
placed in ui, as it is the loyalty <strong>of</strong> cusbmen likt your<br />
iili that trtabiti us to iueceid, w» pr«miit to eohtlhui<br />
doiriB ouf best for you in ivury way possible.<br />
May wi e«nvty warm SieiBn'i orittinai and tuttnd<br />
our best wishes for good health, happiness and<br />
prosperity In the coming yiir.<br />
Dolly > Dibble • iayn<br />
When Looking Your Dtist Is Important<br />
00 BnoughTo Visit The BtsL,<br />
\ 410 88th St. •Mutv^stlon |<br />
398-9282<br />
OeianGK<br />
urw<br />
m*m*mm^<br />
Bonn* ttys.<br />
future and the<br />
r<br />
IresTreSSes-<br />
*tf*§ fcftOWTl Aft l building was <strong>On</strong>e iudtt (ouwwllst Is<br />
wwaWahd, mmi% daw ttf tei v^a<br />
Innocuous faMde, some <strong>of</strong> remembett BohJitr ii *tiw<br />
It rubM <strong>of</strong>f, iut thatV not type oif ftdvtsej- \vho would<br />
totally a blanket statement, g& wry dose to his st\»-<br />
WS DIAMOND TAHOR SHOP<br />
609 ASBURYAVE. Ph. 309-1120<br />
3209AsburyAve.<br />
<strong>Ocean</strong> city<br />
*£±<br />
To all our ffiends at<br />
Chrletmas, the |oylft ours<br />
to wish one and all a<br />
holiday blessed with<br />
peaee, prosperIK/,<br />
health and |oy,<br />
399-9079<br />
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?<br />
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KJ • —<br />
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n-,-,i<br />
rtmember<br />
nl» tiadtng a »MdlMt<br />
»a«nv per Is v " '<br />
AM, tibdww<br />
t<strong>of</strong>toy, *V6\iVi wot<br />
to do<br />
wttt»<br />
(«ontlHtttdlranpa|«l)<br />
tdlranpa|«l) wihdo wihdoxv out the side »S<br />
mft ft just My that varia variantes weVi go!«g to tmp<br />
are iMMr tailed ft*, 1 * said the tile ttttbitek<br />
^ ^ id *<br />
UlWttgtb<strong>of</strong>tthirtihWf<br />
approvM Indudi hatdshlp mA t honestly tta>& kftttw<br />
ana community benctitj he whatahwdship^"<br />
tB^fta^ fkm w«8 a ton ..<br />
Palter tgwed that a hwd- hftmeownew abided by<br />
»Klp U a reasohable tor\at' law, hilled PM»<br />
ttoh to e vaHahee But longer,<br />
what tottBtttutes • hartlghtp "Over the last 10<br />
U another U»ue. everybody it tfwt«» yli^ to i pt*<br />
"A hardship .lout "well, little more them'they're<br />
ent>.<br />
we haw b have a bay tledto^s) 4 fl<br />
attoifc4ilthii a<br />
MIAN CITY<br />
tmwiiflwuiibiMHi We will be<br />
cldsedMort.,<br />
<strong>Dec</strong>. 26th<br />
Holiday<br />
McHenry's<br />
OHIe$Supnllm<br />
SMNON<br />
woutatike to express my<br />
recentsurgery<br />
Merry Christmml<br />
Henry "Bud" knight<br />
mmm*k<<br />
REETINGS<br />
GLEESON'S<br />
AUDIOand<br />
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MC ><br />
::<br />
<strong>City</strong> joins viewers in criticizing cable TV changes, rate increase<br />
:EAN C*tY .— AC06n\toAttVftjfe ^Wrfbm''«wawi fenWd^t fteWWtK tettMe O6MW>1 IfoV fe«4>ii*i« YVM^^attn'M^W^d. s^ons, tW ta<br />
,yca^hJ»\>fl*10o\tei Dix*w>W Wilittg. AecM-*Se ttn HAVf ftvfe tfcfe ^ittWte bttbttt Atoi*4 6ie»6%4 ^afthtl• \*4nhtl Will&\itft*v Dicablo<br />
wnnpany X\*ho tM^s- who tucsday n%U »AV- Vhat Wtoaa'cAsh \ton\hNunUy R^ttei-i n^nng VKdt iW Altorday<br />
v»igl\t wid incwasit\g tinWltWtity^pdUcyoAtne lbu\ic\itt5iW6a>hity6tt\Attota- MkiVt to x$bV6 in<br />
cosh \ww tht Mason (6t wsftudlhgi aty HAH t»<br />
tho fotWAny subsCHbttfSs wWit &Wftest|ng tt\a^ tht r will<br />
^<br />
ti\rt i<br />
^WitB Pas- yean».<br />
ttovttey ftftd Bob P<br />
toy SAWM•»»• remote cbhtral ehan<br />
_ _ - Wgh ^htttt art PHdayv )an 7 at the Ceftter. &^mi the converter ,„.-<br />
M in *tt tttnto^^lery Open to the publlct fm dero that useless. But a<br />
"• the month «|anu. admission.<br />
Holiday<br />
«|hedule<br />
kean <strong>City</strong>'s jlmeys<br />
will run 8 a.ltti to 9 p.m.<br />
tltrough DiGi 23 to<br />
afeommodate holiday<br />
i m thi Wtihded<br />
^lidullijltHlyKWUl<br />
iNVi the Lotvgport<br />
A, iHtt'liftvi 89th<br />
BiMt At li4S tnd Bill<br />
pji. Regular feres will<br />
tteMee on bet, 2s tnd<br />
Warm<br />
Ve'w SBndfna out our nott <strong>of</strong> hoildfty<br />
wishes with thanks to all our friends,<br />
MARIOS PIZZA<br />
MERRY „<br />
CHHI9TNAS<br />
mGreetings<br />
WILL m:CLOSED<br />
mMtii&<br />
mtt0m<br />
t3 (A&AMe and gilt <strong>of</strong><br />
l<br />
peate<br />
Ban wishe* tor* joyous Chfhtmm<br />
Starn's<br />
ppy To all our valued clients<br />
from ill <strong>of</strong> ui at...<br />
Discovery Trovel & Tours<br />
botina bernw<br />
' Maty Hellly O'Neill<br />
A1S<br />
AtineUHdbll ,<br />
and Ml! our outside Silii Pdrednnel<br />
(Come in tor out frit pocket calendar)<br />
WAV8IDE VILLAQt, WAHMOHA, NJ 082M (009) 390-9101<br />
To All Our Friends & Loyal Customers!<br />
CLOSED<br />
Christmas<br />
Wishes<br />
Mai\ the joy* af CMHmai inspir<br />
i We appreciate the<br />
cpportmHn to know and serve nda<br />
CAREW
Ajg mESBmm.-l£DCER ftnmdty. DM. »,<br />
J&asy j^f colorful recipes for entertaining<br />
ByMAMBHUBBR<br />
Sod*! Editor<br />
the holiday, ehobsa items<br />
Ait on be prepared in<br />
cooking connection<br />
Otfist»a§ev«tndOmst- advanoa and warmed just<br />
mas day are two <strong>of</strong> the before §erviBg, or cold tobusiest<br />
days <strong>of</strong> the year for get Mods,<br />
many <strong>of</strong> us. A awkpert full <strong>of</strong> meab why, ^a jjublishtd by<br />
B*iis» —n,.. t L STwT (Zi vnam was punusnea oy years ago t>y neien KJWSS- color to the table oetttojt.<br />
***** viiistB ffiiy uytif HSUI<br />
to haw to wwt their eate- * rt^i r ««»« ^**ta* «. ».»<br />
fss^sirf *sr.i=:j.*5 Nfissasyrs: ^Ks.»Ka JWI&^ES KasifflsaB JSg^"*" "*"#sS3gr<br />
u JL, 8 t !, 5 ^ s ^ a baskrt <strong>of</strong> , fresh »*•• SetNwM^ feUow- er, fh» emit li mafle IWm Ik hSSaw<br />
.^change gifts, friends and rolls, for Instance, is alwavs i»»uB««,3iii,.m.. m»i,.j ^>..i. u,^ _. 1 ,.."°S.? B ...T<br />
neighbors stop by with holi- a winner, A recipe tor tn many Qnt <strong>of</strong> my favorite Aen a lavw or nelatin with &** JtM»* «0,«* umB. «» ntlr*!*«*»»AM* tfelbi.uH l. tfrwj w»woeny w tetipdbh lemon Jittce<br />
is luied with rookies and other appetisers.and company dJihes is a preteel fniw. TWi can I* made In the ytar. A ftult salad U a >»'«•*[ ~ ' w ' w^tttyJeU-O<br />
^"^^^"Ld fa^^^^I<br />
1 Up, Pour OVBT fiult<br />
STRAWBFMY<br />
"^ srar^iKrE. Kn^a^w^^s jj^SAKEMJ<br />
Whin planning food for Whafs Cw*W| iupplemint Ai eooyng conKgt mvttt£ to ^d slwwberrtis add ^ o r t t ^ tt dSK mnmsmx<br />
CONG LATIONS<br />
RESIDENTS<br />
Your sincere help and cooperation in<br />
<strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong>'sfirstyear<strong>of</strong> thecurbside<br />
recycling collection program has produced<br />
the following positive results for our<br />
community.<br />
1. Reduced our trash tonnage goina to the landfill<br />
by over 1,100 tons and recycled over 1,300 Tons<br />
2. Experienced cost avoidance <strong>of</strong> $42,000 in tlppina<br />
fee'cost at the landfill.<br />
3. Received over$15,000 in revenue as a result <strong>of</strong><br />
the Cape May County .Municipal Utilities<br />
Authority silling mi city's recyclable Material<br />
However, we must increase our<br />
recycling efforts during 1989. In 1989:<br />
1. Landfill cost will increase by over 28% to almost<br />
$50.00 per ton.<br />
2. Additional restrictive legislation has been passed and<br />
will be enforced in <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> concerning trash and<br />
recycling collection.<br />
3. Plastic milk, soda, and water containers will start to<br />
be recycled in early 1989. Watch forthe exact starting<br />
datel<br />
This Holiday Season Means Recycling Season!<br />
All your Christmas Wrap, Gift Boxes, and Toy<br />
Boxes can be RECYCLEDI Please cut and tie<br />
all boxes when placing them at curbside<br />
. Support <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong>'s Recycling Program irt 1989 ,<br />
Your efforts will be your chance to help save tax dollars and<br />
<strong>City</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Ocean</strong> C t<br />
rtmant <strong>of</strong> Public<br />
! '<br />
,—^ ^wf mj^ lijrhUy. Chill.<br />
i (l^Oi.) big rroiin |Ust betew setvtag idk<br />
swwboriis At banana and add to "" ;<br />
ipplSd^f^^ ^^Wdto^tty,<br />
it«ak up the pretzels and<br />
place In blender.<br />
BtENMR<br />
Combine the cruthed __~H~T~~ : . tii<br />
pretaels, su«r and melted ~---—--—^ «,_«<br />
butter, Press Into 19 x IftSttgaf<br />
ft-lneh pan, Bake Bivett 1 e. milk<br />
minutes at 400 digreM. *
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A18<br />
Ttnm&¥,DM,£MMl<br />
What is a duplex: Question is perplexing even to pr<strong>of</strong>essionals<br />
UPPER TOWNSHIP - said at a NKMM township Drive, Seavtlle Because bete« h« pk^tti the ttstrt in* spMiWeW wtftj Its<br />
VVhrn is a dwelling a meeting that if it were up to two-family dwellings art kttAeh, hi asl«d ardttnd If balm — m h!i hdmi <strong>of</strong><br />
dupiox? Offidals how dis- him, he wouldn't have prohibited them. itwasOfc bate •*-•Is tip to<br />
Agree, granted permits for a new *[hc home eontetas two Confirming tommtnts taHOfyhesitd,<br />
Solicitor James Waldrem home at 32 Evergreen kitchens. Waldron ftia hi fts» township eonrttwdton *R «H depends «n vtixm<br />
I<br />
CLIP 8, SAVE<br />
Franco's Restaurant<br />
DINNER SPECIALS<br />
WITH THIS AD<br />
Monday<br />
Homemade Manfcottf $4.50<br />
Tuesday<br />
H»m#m«d» Ravioli $4,50<br />
Wednesday<br />
Homemade Spaghetti & Mtatbalh $4,50<br />
Thursday<br />
Homemade l^xagna • $4,50<br />
Criday<br />
Homtmadt Swlftd Shells $450<br />
Siinirdiky<br />
Chicken nreart Parmugfunu $5,95<br />
2 Large Pizzas<br />
(Real Brick Oven Pitza)<br />
lietweth 9th & 10th nn Anbury Avt, - 3».?903<br />
Claridge<br />
Your Pf iendship' 5<br />
And Support Art<br />
important To Us.<br />
Happy New Year I<br />
> OoiBniMiral ImR lint,<br />
residential<br />
eommtreial<br />
399-4446<br />
Ilappy Holidays-<br />
From AH <strong>of</strong> Us At The...<br />
fisherman's Inn)<br />
Restaurant<br />
CLOSING FOR VACATION<br />
Saturday! <strong>Dec</strong>ember 24th<br />
RE-OPENING i Tuesday, January 10th<br />
WATCH FOR OUR ALL NEW SPECIAL DINNER MENU«<br />
3325 Aibury Avenue • <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong>, NJ, • 399-07M<br />
. pWmttS h«v* Wtt uftpwpt pttesduj*.<br />
teen tttued and ft stettis W A\l lite'Wlirtgsta the f\it«W<br />
V ^ m «a»mhft« be<br />
does not ij|we with tht Official fid Kenney* CsrjjinO youVe Winding,* he sMd.<br />
th* towttshto tdteopinion<br />
<strong>of</strong> Manning Board said the ekb* kiti<br />
nlu<br />
wttviee aftd/br<br />
wttihip ii w.jt-<br />
b»thettipi,<br />
WuntcipH<br />
J Mid flHiim i muit<br />
For the e future! "Eventuallyy<br />
to to other ree reeytlllng news<br />
m* m*m ping ig t to he have to Jb the tWHrfhip toWHrfhip litialtfiti<br />
It" It- wUritHi pktties,<br />
Loeal law Bays fim |l«d wii itiUeHd<br />
<strong>of</strong>fenders can be fined $110 iuim, by February,<br />
and/or two weeks <strong>of</strong> eoin> itid UppBf it awaiting*<br />
munlty lervieet $800 word from the Ca»e Ma]<br />
and/or three weeks com- County MunldbalAJHUHf<br />
munlty service for a ggrand Authority that it ii NU<br />
otfeHM, receive plasacs <strong>of</strong> the i<br />
jug and Boda^bollle VatieM<br />
The enforcemnt crackdown<br />
wUl prebiWy hBMi Because<br />
1<br />
little Impact on businesses, shows that the MU)<br />
Business owners, whb musl doesn't always mm% "<br />
provide their own trash deadlines. Bond said |<br />
pickup, are "very won't tiollfy wsldetiH lUHfl u<br />
receptlvd" to reeycllna Ifs certalH the MUA<br />
because <strong>of</strong> the savings ffi ready to accept die HI<br />
itash disposal costs, he said, lien'<br />
ttwidwti whtt ate ittcfc «J«<br />
m& will be responslbliH<strong>of</strong> to see!fe«e«ybody da "lust a<br />
tholf own tfiih tiistxiMl, little bit<br />
m,<br />
Joe&RoeD'Arttlca<br />
Merry €brl«tma# to alt,<br />
with l hk<br />
our<br />
wlshas to afl our<br />
faithful frt«ndfi for a<br />
, {jio%vfH0 holiday,<br />
'i<br />
ass-burn foes detail alternative to incineration, seek commitments<br />
at<br />
hit fiM<br />
v<br />
• ; ' \ .<br />
'<br />
<strong>of</strong> IN ttt«ttty v »<br />
ft*<br />
ildren\s museum to open<br />
hiiS<br />
iUper pl»y trta (to sHmuf 1<br />
Dm. M<br />
h^K*Muil,Wl«W "fipft Gr«h wiu' pky<br />
hrUtfi\»» five services 6i30 &!m& for the prelude,<br />
A 10 p,m. Biturdey, DM, Mdemle Wtleoy wilt occow-<br />
[r •?• Wny the AolM aloha with<br />
»re<br />
-early service will tea' Debbie Sehlcehte, director<br />
the choir children bfmusie,<br />
d l d h<br />
erdi, They will be Wllhg the 10 p.m, service will<br />
it iChnitmii story feature mmH Steve Aileirough<br />
song, tntluaing tiO gwtto and Debbie Bchleehte<br />
-"* Ml bt, Oterv to **" J ""•'" '' •••"••••""<br />
O<br />
Cettl<br />
Heftii<br />
itttitititU*<br />
8.45<br />
8,40<br />
8.40<br />
system to the<br />
tt» And «M\ A htgh<br />
bottts ttttt&Ag d ^<br />
$ft w\il<br />
fey the<br />
l<br />
or<br />
• llWWtViW goe» nn to<br />
assert that tipping<br />
would te I, '<br />
to<br />
they<br />
taM» bum<br />
ttAttW*.<br />
I watiy want you<br />
ptWtt^tttt^Wl<br />
not hft*e to be Ask ttw Wik<br />
r — .cdvMUAbWttbi» County RtuntLm Vis r»»M«f M<br />
Wi>»«»=><br />
haVt> SMgiisted that tw»h authoSty) to look At this<br />
tht «us»u» Is ftppttpri^<br />
would have to be imported piank<br />
Attt tor tMdren ttgel tl<br />
Utt MiiwMfttMMiM t<strong>of</strong>t te*» h*»e wmi to<br />
Children must be ateompa- khtt<br />
launcn a recall campolgn nor<br />
the<br />
hMri the *Mln»t<br />
siwiifcpirpii^. A^^J^Srt d<br />
HlftlMAi Ralph MM i%& IJ5 kniUibn rih&nwd by the<br />
WmkiiwSkumfttr<br />
^•museum witt iwbpeft w»f :pppta ABuid b* Wttttu*fiihitti!ftburn,<br />
diily e&eepl Bahirdays iho *^wi out <strong>of</strong> otfias yftm* '<br />
New ¥w>s »iyb teuth Sf^^V^MU^^i<br />
}ftn, 20. MuseUln hours i» WIIIWW C^W Bettt Wld<br />
fcSO t.Ht to 9 p.tn, W«b ^tlteHU^ltiBnWhiA<br />
ttavs, it AtW, W 3btn. iun>- "B remarkedi IS eomllteikt<br />
Am> wito Wi iw WHrtwtt<strong>of</strong>t<br />
tr tWtt\er lAbmtttittn ttttptlgh piink,<br />
w she said.<br />
^ wbuid use okuuu<br />
„..._.._ <strong>of</strong> water a day*<br />
alter- would empby 50 people<br />
ItMte Vk'IJ<br />
CLOSING<br />
FOR VACATION!<br />
So that our employees may<br />
enjoy the holidays,<br />
we will be closed from<br />
<strong>Dec</strong>ember 25th<br />
to<br />
January 13,1689 at 11 a.m.<br />
8.77<br />
331<br />
8,66<br />
CAP!<br />
«soo<br />
Sdd<br />
soo<br />
500<br />
500<br />
100d<br />
1000<br />
1000<br />
"Pike II"<br />
Restaurant<br />
FRESH 8BAF0OD DAILY<br />
FULL COURSE MEALS<br />
(gerved all day)<br />
mum m MM i m« wu * bA<br />
MOH. Llltlb WMWM WO*<br />
TUttiMMtttoll MMIM tm ..i<br />
WDi CnlCKIH CfOQUtlMl<br />
1/9 ROUtKl Ctllfi<br />
Msh nl (hi Day<br />
V: .<br />
liimilttiiktitituiiiimttiikvlil<br />
I ttktteHf uuct iii<br />
DAILY BREAKFAST 6ERVED 'TIL 2 PM<br />
LUNCH end DINNER SPECIALS<br />
<strong>On</strong> Menu <strong>On</strong>ly<br />
399^4059<br />
itiiiilBll<br />
New Year Excitement<br />
the Entertainment tittfte wirly with an<br />
A l C H 5 d J M b l l ^ i S 3<br />
ive PhleHrtlhmehl<br />
dinner, abottle <strong>of</strong><br />
meitytttaklnft to b<br />
NewYedrsdAyi^vlslttheWhltebrie<br />
for our Pamous Buffet Brunch (mm 11<br />
i tii 8 (j<br />
SPECIAL<br />
,M» & Sutti evening drtlyl<br />
55.00 <strong>of</strong>! Prime Ribs or Lobster tall Dte<br />
tim not apply h> private partitt<br />
Mak your mpmthns now for Chrtuhm<br />
ttifbitnutiott tt Reservai<br />
9 m<br />
VWITBR<br />
eoih Slfeet batween deaan & UUHH drWe,<br />
.-V Popcorn<br />
660 Boardwalk<br />
We certainly It ave bee it blessed in<br />
<strong>1988</strong> with the most faithful and<br />
dedicated customers <strong>of</strong> any business.<br />
We sincerely wish alia very<br />
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Beyond<br />
tax rates<br />
there has been a lot in the news lately about that<br />
new group In town and what they're supposedly<br />
up to. We re referring to FIT, the taxpayers watchdog<br />
group which formed earlier this year and<br />
now culms a membership <strong>of</strong> several thousand.<br />
The leaders <strong>of</strong> the Fairness in Taxes group have<br />
said all along that they formed primarily to keep<br />
taxes Ln hand, given the city's history <strong>of</strong> annual<br />
tax rate increases. In the face <strong>of</strong> what some perceive<br />
as a threat to their lifestyle, at least one other<br />
group lias farmed, claiming that if MT gets its<br />
way, city services will be in jiopardy.<br />
We continue to believe that taxes can be kept<br />
down without any serious Infringement upon<br />
municipal services. After all* we have over $1 Billion<br />
worth <strong>of</strong> ratabies in this resort,<br />
Still, we would like to see PIT take on the other<br />
entitles which add to the cost <strong>of</strong> living in <strong>Ocean</strong><br />
<strong>City</strong>, For instance» the water company and the<br />
cable TV firm are both readying increased rates<br />
for their services, Specifically, we would like to<br />
know what kind <strong>of</strong> wages and salaries the water<br />
utility Is paying — information that has been<br />
denied us.<br />
While taxes per se are not Involved here, w§<br />
would still like to see the taxpayers* watchdog<br />
group take on the utilities, We would gladly<br />
report the results.<br />
And if FIT Is successful there, then perhaps<br />
authorities and commissions like the MUA, Garden<br />
State Parkway and county Bridge Commieston<br />
should be next,<br />
Saw<br />
Actually, most people are indifferent to Night in Venice<br />
Bnltfff| tXlntinEl*ljEugiin MB<br />
a volunteer for the past four<br />
Night in Venice bout<br />
parades, i would like to<br />
respond to Issues raised In<br />
your <strong>Dec</strong>. 8 Issue.<br />
First, your headline and<br />
bar chart at the top <strong>of</strong> page 1<br />
seam misleading. Since your<br />
"clip and send" survey<br />
appeared in two Issues, and<br />
you only received 90<br />
responses, It seems a more<br />
appropriate headline would<br />
read, "Vast majority <strong>of</strong> readcrs<br />
Indifferent to Night In<br />
Verta"<br />
While the statistics in Lee<br />
Steele's article seen overwhelming,<br />
the simple truth is<br />
that 61 people felt mat the<br />
parade should be eliminated,<br />
Sixty-one people out <strong>of</strong> the<br />
lOdiDOd plus Who watched or<br />
This was a challenging year for <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong><br />
By Mayor<br />
HO V OILMAN<br />
those <strong>of</strong> us who live and<br />
work in <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> have<br />
experienced one <strong>of</strong> the most<br />
challeticltig years in the hlsuy<br />
<strong>of</strong> Bui community.<br />
iffamy <strong>of</strong> the problems that<br />
live been brewing below<br />
{he 1 surface for years bub-<br />
Hie abuses <strong>of</strong> our ocean,<br />
which Cape May County<br />
kit been coming to '<br />
sewage tyttm4<br />
UoM mmwmt tftal helped<br />
lieep fte mtefdeati tASme<br />
i in Cape May Cotui'<br />
there l& nd douH<br />
eV«f, that We it/tie ittiti by<br />
the negative publicity f#«dtediit<<br />
which rtgtilted to '<br />
this and previous adminUtraHons,<br />
Apparently, the steel tupport<br />
beams, completely<br />
encased by bride, had never<br />
been checked until our Public<br />
Wwks Department initiated<br />
a structural inspections<br />
program for dty buUdirigi.<br />
It was thai that the pf*<br />
lem was uncovered and the<br />
necessary repairs made,<br />
1 would (ike to commend<br />
Qeom RumiT and Ids Pub"<br />
lie W^rks staff for discover-<br />
Pops hut<br />
bwcH tt« revenue* tfd «how« md A<br />
ftoartdalfiafdishipstosotrte<br />
y<br />
t/hnk Pitt ww toved km<br />
«i flif^ftat<br />
1 would<br />
^Aut „ Md<br />
did remove a/ made other<br />
I M to believe mi»<br />
cumiiufln our Cuitniisiacuii<br />
tta the great M6m Omm<br />
Commitment and<br />
cooperation keys<br />
to community<br />
Idea to improve<br />
beach ta 8 Program<br />
Editor, Bentinel-Ledgen<br />
participated In die parade be mentioned, While any since a review <strong>of</strong> a nauUctil many hours <strong>of</strong> my lime sim- appreciated, tf they are not,<br />
that day again — the beach<br />
Winter may not be the tMe<br />
hit year seems less wan a serious Injury t* loss <strong>of</strong> life is chart indicates Pecks Bay has ply because 1 felt mat Night then 1 support doing away<br />
patrol thatis,<br />
<strong>of</strong> the year la thinking<br />
clear mandate.<br />
indeed regretable, 1 tell to see. Insufielerit waMf to most in Venice was a unique with Night m Venitt, and/i<br />
this program ..does not<br />
•bout beach tag purchases,<br />
I would also like to the cause^nd-eftect relation* vessels.<br />
WBBfin WAly trtlOluQIl WUTUly will spend my MM and<br />
work, My idea Is Instead <strong>of</strong><br />
but it Is the time for <strong>Ocean</strong><br />
respond to the atmosphere <strong>of</strong> ship between the parade and Most tit the complaints in<br />
having the beach tag patrol<br />
Nlght-ln'Venke bashing the accident, if the victim yottt irtdi m\m on ttw All (hat 1 and a gnat many<br />
walk up and down the<br />
which seems to prevail, it had been coming from shop- crowd behavior on land, and volunteers like myself ask u<br />
mm • bueh ttg pngram have • person at<br />
seems that any accident ping on the boardwalk or a not on the boat pdwdellself, a simple expression <strong>of</strong> grati-<br />
that Works.<br />
beach<br />
which happens within 20 concert at the Music Her, t would have preferred to tude that our effort* aw<br />
In a« iftidi sivirai<br />
miles and two weeks Is would there be suggestions lltoSdiUtettlfttit<br />
Nad about how beach tag<br />
blamed on Night in Venice. to dose them?<br />
last year a letter to the edi- 1 think this attitude Is best has been unable Charmingin <strong>Dec</strong>ember sales Were down for 4h«<br />
tor used an accident on the "**"WiiufilHtfjll <strong>On</strong> Ene H\»if to UellUul StlSu* QUWD Can* , Senfirtel-Ldegeri ing down in <strong>Dec</strong>ember, this wonder,<br />
Route 52 causeway the night page <strong>of</strong> your <strong>Dec</strong>. 8 Issue. trol along the baylront, My husband and 1 make one seems most alvtf. t spent every weekend<br />
before the pande at jusHffii' You interviewed MA pred* which is really Its job. our second home in <strong>Ocean</strong> ICIty publicist] Mark fk»U thin past iunmer watching<br />
tion for eliminating the dent Gary Bchatfer concent Let me pout out mat t am Colony, We find mat there fir and the town really wit teople run in the water or<br />
parade. No mention was lug the boat parade but law not a resident or business- is no place on earth more on a show with the tGhflst» «ck to their beathfront<br />
made that Route 92 Is one <strong>of</strong> no need to Interview N1V man in doeati <strong>City</strong>. 1 make serene than in <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong>. mas] parade Saturday eve* tomes when they saw the<br />
the mait dangerous high- chaliinan Dave Winslmv. no pr<strong>of</strong>it bum and have no<br />
rungi i would like to see the ch tag patrol eomln<br />
ways ln the state and that While Mr. Schaffet's am- vested Interest In Night in As 1 wandered along my carriage become 1 stantlafd<br />
accidents are not an unusual nenif are accepted as con- Venice, 1 have been a mem* way In <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> this on all Saturdays In Deeem«<br />
i^nxiji t*t~fiH i~tri<br />
structive, his idea to form the bar <strong>of</strong> thi Night in Venias<br />
OwwunellWEi<br />
Weekend, 1 was SO pleased<br />
tut year's tragic accident k m Neia Bay near committee for the past tour win witn the me town, torn ln in flie twfive<br />
on West Avenue might also Street k not feasible yaps. 1 have invested a gieai years that we've been<br />
addition, setbacks have Uefl along our beachfront, recently appointed is meet' ment and promotion <strong>of</strong> the<br />
intfeased, lot coverage has Work will begin lit Pebfu* ing together with the His- city<br />
ary. This wuflead to the torloal Commlflfll<strong>of</strong>l and , " *£» [iWiflft*<br />
overall number <strong>of</strong> units eventual plaeement along<br />
alJowed to be built In <strong>Ocean</strong> our beadifWtt <strong>of</strong> sand thai<br />
O^ hit been Md will be pumped from the<br />
apmiinately Bm inlet, this will return the<br />
Ip «U MM a pi time inlet to a safe navigational<br />
befeta people will start to entrance to the bay/rwtt,<br />
these challenges arid<br />
problems should in no way<br />
m<br />
Patkittg Authority in order leawiedlit VM, i# that m<br />
to joi«% adopt a plan for «««'* ^ tay.W*lt fa<br />
•'••- ^ r ' y every person before he goes<br />
ottto.thetoeachi No tag, no<br />
* entrandel Also have atiother<br />
person stationed at each<br />
sedtion <strong>of</strong> beach between<br />
the hours <strong>of</strong> 11 and 3 p.m.<br />
to cheek for people (those<br />
people who might have<br />
walked on thi beach<br />
another way) without tags.<br />
this would make people<br />
aware that they must have<br />
d df Im nut in faVW <strong>of</strong> bench<br />
my tags at tags, but HOeeirt <strong>City</strong> feels<br />
they have to have mem,<br />
Asked to purchaw one, then everyone should have,<br />
they wid titty would go t<strong>of</strong>Aakthm<br />
akijttMktusm,<br />
had gone, never to return<br />
<strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> &<br />
Cbatesvllle<br />
Thanks to Gillians<br />
' '• grarited. that includes oar<br />
visitors, out physical Hrruc<br />
tureti, our residents or the<br />
He <strong>of</strong><br />
lives In<br />
.., tdgo-<br />
LottOvle assodatlona<br />
wlhier and summer,<br />
Awodauoti, Midway Civle I liope you ore one 01 mem,<br />
<strong>City</strong> has made, aiid 1M (r^AttwtAaUWt<br />
16*34 Cowmti- m <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> evolv*<br />
tiity AumMltitt md the into an even aiorebeau"<br />
entire fioutn Jmev area is Cedar Beach AssadatidH year-foiitid Arid i<br />
have taken the initiative tttfrttiuitliy with IM<br />
m meeting regularly '' event* and * \ll&<br />
. losiflfi thaf has<br />
altered our way o< life<br />
1 «ee mafiy improvement*<br />
"If thero l« one thing we learned In <strong>1988</strong>,<br />
It's that we can't take anything foe granted 11<br />
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Editor, SentUtel-UdjMK why we hwe the tight to<br />
After tmm » Otm ©V vote m fcak we ttri 1edd»<br />
every mimm met At past at thi potts wtw m torn w<br />
15 yearn with my parihti vpMMhtugf vepMMhtugf<br />
and fraMdpuwtt, I krtew Now (ft the latest attack*<br />
someday I would wake mt gwup h»» limited the<br />
Ortdn aty my pumuttnt otnitf it * qptial'tatetett<br />
resident*. T*Mi pm ago t poup bttttuM its mmbm<br />
became i homeowner and fntlude kmm mi pmmk<br />
A miAmt <strong>of</strong> this local <strong>of</strong>ifWals and paid pub-<br />
Ue ttftptopss, whirt in fact<br />
TfcttiaiWiehoseOeesft both gwtips ihriude thaw<br />
ttry is obvious, the r)Mrf»- ^ 0 , tkmsi this make<br />
es, boardwalk tM laid-back Ktfe groups speeiftl inter.<br />
lifestyle attracted me but<br />
n\b»t<strong>of</strong> all bemuse the peo- these groups tnuit<br />
ple <strong>of</strong> this town were what remember oni fiLm n<br />
the word community means; most impoHftht km<br />
"A group <strong>of</strong> people living fpimiftgtorth<br />
together and havinft toter- this or atty etty is<br />
r»irtt> khd tt is<br />
Now it seems Alt every Ateyw<br />
time I buy fh SmtimlW- Why m& theae<br />
gr or other ana papers, a interest groups<br />
new gmup <strong>of</strong> dtteens Is 'with thi m t r<br />
forming and each is dalm- rives <strong>of</strong> the people (mayor<br />
tng to nave the answer to and council) ami continue<br />
what's best for the dty, to make Dam <strong>City</strong> th»<br />
<strong>On</strong>e group (pit) has community that makes peo-<br />
claimed to have become the ple lite MO want to spend<br />
"effective representative <strong>of</strong> the test <strong>of</strong> our lives here;<br />
all <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> homeowners."<br />
Isn't this the job <strong>of</strong><br />
j<br />
the elected <strong>of</strong>ficials and<br />
<strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong><br />
ten wc« very<br />
MW Our iditto,<br />
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1 uptiHteijuesl<br />
fimiP<br />
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Adults should be<br />
setting an<br />
with Memorial Park<br />
As t raw<br />
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4^<br />
it is fi*<br />
— Is wot &e first —<br />
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JUT**, ff<br />
paint l<br />
?s fir s<br />
mm ttti yeari, flut it is not<br />
too late. Developers are very<br />
OCEAN CITY GOVERNMENT<br />
M«yar<br />
ttvy GMlan, m Uuaacvdt H\vd<br />
Counoit president 4<br />
wmM&<br />
Counoii member m\ut§§<br />
JtMtmeGtum, $i§ Centtui Am,<br />
Counotlmember ot'iar<br />
v€iikii -V ''.,':<br />
8<br />
ffttt to guide<br />
SottiersPdiflt<br />
Cable TV should <strong>of</strong>fer<br />
a basic basic serv ice<br />
MU0 wit — thk te a for what's on, and / don't<br />
t - havetewatdttlldiariHgiSiif<br />
/don't wish,<br />
mm<br />
<strong>of</strong> Nm However w the swrutief 1<br />
have five grandchildren<br />
pe<br />
(ages Mi) who spend a lot<br />
1 was extremely disturbed <strong>of</strong> toe with me, arid 1<br />
to receive yout note in my tfllnly do not want them to<br />
km m and to flitd that 1 have the opportunity to<br />
had to pav an additional wdlh mu et vMi Is m<br />
amount <strong>of</strong> mVaevmy month satellite et<strong>of</strong>l^<br />
to let sonie "(fash* ewiie Into o hope that you will be<br />
my home,<br />
g a baste basic service<br />
i have always subscribed it will exclude those nine<br />
. it a taw-dom to<br />
to tne tvsc cwie servioBi pn*<br />
warily to keep such timh ml rale l«6tv pay,<br />
<strong>of</strong> my htttie, 1 ttMliiie / cm<br />
j<strong>of</strong>mP.Mmt<br />
hi my set <strong>of</strong>f 1//don't care<br />
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from themir& staff ot<br />
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ATTENTION<br />
SAMMONS<br />
CABLE<br />
Sammons Communications<br />
hasopened a new <strong>of</strong>fice in<br />
<strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong>. Our new <strong>of</strong>f ice will<br />
serve as a payment and<br />
converter pick-up center. For<br />
your convenience the <strong>of</strong>fice is<br />
located at<br />
WEST AVENUE<br />
<strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong>, N.J.<br />
OUR OFFICE HOURS:<br />
will be<br />
9A.M.to5P.M.<br />
* j> '<br />
Monday thru Ibufsday<br />
«y walkitt who parttd.<br />
P>ttd and to their getterous<br />
sponsors.<br />
lumjmu /b»tete«<br />
Walk coordinator<br />
ear-<br />
Santa/<br />
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tV40<br />
\>MndaspecklthankstoaUourclimt$andfrimdsprafiintasHcfirstyeat!<br />
HOMEPORT IS HAVING A SALE<br />
A SPECIAL END OF THE YEAR SALE<br />
W teal <strong>of</strong> prime wahirfww with a 4 bidroom* 2Mi bath homtt( ttreplaw th<br />
the Uvlng room, vaultid eellmgli dthlng worn, den, and iome <strong>of</strong> me btit sun<br />
Mta tt<strong>of</strong>th <strong>of</strong> ksy<br />
Gardens bayfront with 2 bedrooms k 1 baths, great views,<br />
niwlot... $480,000<br />
500 Bay Top Floor - 2 bedroom, 2 bath sweeping bay views, central air,<br />
: "• •- : $149,800<br />
1MB STAFF r<br />
OF<br />
HOMBPORT<br />
Joseph A,<br />
Licensed<br />
Keal Estate<br />
fkoUm/Qmer<br />
ma<br />
WATERFRONT PROPERTIES<br />
UPPER TOWNSHIP<br />
3 bedwom t bath • centwl 6kt% pool, 40' boat illpk fl^plaw, king Btee }ABU^<br />
sw^piiig bay vlBWs iiMi»Hiiii..iiiiu«iiiiwi.i..i.Huii 1iHutu»^RRtt<br />
3 bedroom 2 bam - etmtftd atr, pooli 84* boat iitpt p<br />
VIBWB iu.li1.L..,Ln,l.iuiuiiunvuiniumiuuiLiiunui.u.ilni1u<br />
5 bedroom 4 bath - ciftttal air, pool, I Blips, I flreplaceo, large JaeUMt * king<br />
1126 Pay VlGWBi...4i.iiiii,iiuiiiiuiinluuuunuuiiiiLiiintiuiiuuiii4niiiimiiiuuiuiiJCQK (lOll<br />
A QUitom built 3 bedroom 2 bath home featuring a sunken living room with a fireplace, cathedral cell"<br />
ing, eat-In kitchen with Jenn-Alre, masterbedroom with a fireplace and bath suite w/Jacua«l A: skylights.<br />
Oversized 2 car garage, A bWevel deck with a sunken hot tub presently used tor Winter<br />
i,# "'<br />
l s 3yi:V^ wwflK^rs<br />
Gold Coast area • 3 bedroom, 1 bath duplex, gag heat, <strong>of</strong>fered, furnished ,,,.,,,,,Reduced,.,,1,,1,!plo9,5UU<br />
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A great duplex actoss ihe itreet from the beach and boardwalk, parking for 9 cm plus a 2 caf<br />
triplex, 4th houia from the baach, fresh retiovatl<strong>of</strong>i,<br />
, „„„„„...<br />
IV^lflx, biach block, 8 car garagei«. ».»...' ».»»„..,.„<br />
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Marinas from $730,000 to 45 million<br />
Helping to Make <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> Your Home Port<br />
" • 4 * ,<br />
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WE WISH<br />
ALLOT YOU<br />
A BAM<br />
andHIALTOV<br />
NEW YEAR<br />
OCEAN cir\%<br />
398-8400<br />
NEW JERSEY 0822^<br />
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<strong>1988</strong><br />
RED RAIDERS<br />
BOY'9 DA9KETBALL<br />
VARSITY AND JR, VARSITY<br />
Thu, D»c, 21<br />
TUB, Die. 27<br />
TUB. Jin. 3<br />
t»H. Jah, S<br />
Sit. Jan, 7<br />
Tu». Jin. 10<br />
PH. Jin. 13<br />
TUB. Jan. 17<br />
PH. Jan. 2d<br />
TUB, Jan. 24<br />
PH. Jan, !7<br />
Sit. Jan, ii<br />
fui. Jan, 31<br />
PH. Peb, a<br />
Sit. Fob, 4<br />
TUB, Fab. 7<br />
PH. Feb, 1o<br />
TUB, Feb. 14<br />
Thu. Fob. IB<br />
Sit, fob. 18<br />
Tun, P«b, 21<br />
<strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> S4<br />
oooan city e8<br />
Stainton's<br />
C$p$MayCouniy<br />
LAftOESt<br />
lift Id<br />
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BROADLEYS<br />
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JV/V...MIII»llle<br />
Vir..,OhHitmii Tourn<br />
JV/V,,lag Harbor Twp,<br />
JV/V,.,SHdj8!dn<br />
Var...'Mlddis Twp.<br />
JV/V...Abttdaitil<br />
JV/V..,Holy Spirit<br />
JV/V..,Mainland<br />
JV/V...BumbBHmd<br />
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JV/V.,,AbI§pmi<br />
JV/V. .Holy spirit<br />
JV/V., Mainland<br />
Vifilty,, lowor CM.<br />
JV/V ..Cumbgrland<br />
HfiAQ COACH TOM OAHfl<br />
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7:00 Heffii<br />
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6:30 HfaWB<br />
8:80 Away<br />
, 1M AvMiy<br />
430 Awny<br />
S:IO Herns<br />
8:00 Homi<br />
5.30 AWiy<br />
8:30 Homy<br />
1:30 Home '<br />
§;S0 Heme<br />
6:30 Away<br />
S'30 Away<br />
Atlantis <strong>City</strong> §7<br />
Mainland 66<br />
CAREY'S<br />
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TUB, QBB, if<br />
Tui. Jin. 8<br />
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Sat. Jan. f<br />
TUB, Jan, 10<br />
PH. Jan, 13<br />
TUB, Jan, If<br />
PH, Jan. 10<br />
Tue, Jin, M<br />
hi. Jah, I?<br />
Sat, Jan, ii<br />
Tue, Jan, 81<br />
f rl. tab. 9<br />
Sit, Fib. 4<br />
tun. PBb. 7<br />
FH, FBh, 10<br />
TUB, Peb,14<br />
Thu. Fib. 18<br />
Sit, feb. 18<br />
Tui. Nb, II<br />
<strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> 39<br />
ocean fclty 64<br />
BasK^tballcr s •" iJJrestlers<br />
S\u\tfmtn w Tr*c.K **A Ftcl tiers.<br />
COASTAL<br />
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398-5200<br />
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JV/V ..Mainland<br />
HBAO OOAOH 0HNI8 UNI*<br />
Nsn-Usiui<br />
FIDIUTY<br />
BAMK<br />
8:90 Hams<br />
8:00 Int. Seti,<br />
4:10 Away<br />
9:3b Name<br />
8180 Home<br />
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him<br />
8:30 HilM<br />
6:00 Away<br />
9:30 Home<br />
6:90 Away<br />
7:00 int 66*1,<br />
6:90 Away<br />
4:30 Hetne<br />
1:10 Away<br />
6:30 Away<br />
6:00 Away<br />
8:30 Home<br />
Atlanta Olty 82<br />
Vlldli<br />
CARTER<br />
Lincoln y<br />
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otun an<br />
THE<br />
DAUBY<br />
iyXJS?<br />
A make-believe wish list<br />
for sporting typiesin *89<br />
to a tety gift list Mr<br />
p<br />
l sports pt«^ali to oh<br />
tw» yeaF vrtU be m Jif<br />
Williams sportscdhirMist;<br />
Mosi <strong>of</strong><br />
the meaning belxind th»<br />
«» tos|taaw gUfti. Some <br />
iwjol tor <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong>.<br />
iOi HOPFMAN—anonymity.<br />
TONY dALANffi — t»ton to the sldeUnit <strong>of</strong> Oaan<br />
yr^ttw<br />
BOB MeALLffiHR — a tow more school wcordi m<br />
basketball<br />
TOM PiiRACO — the championship <strong>of</strong> the Seagull<br />
Claisle tor hii powerful Middle Towhshlp team.<br />
BILL NtCkLffi — • Cwup Three eha»plo«iWp this<br />
year to go with his district title <strong>of</strong> last year.<br />
WM P»N - ft<br />
BOB<br />
miteast,<br />
$><br />
PAUL UFBVBR — *<br />
Bos«orTonyGalan»i»iw*W'<br />
7W PRANK - the klnrf <strong>of</strong> sueeitt Ad ftekt hw<br />
in tennis that s*ew Ukdy, bated an herpMkh<br />
yew, 4i<br />
BUDRWCtC-aholeinw*. I<br />
PAT LVNCH - thws «o» h»al% waWft^ abaul the%<br />
only thing heU need to become the gwatest wetter in |<br />
Cape-AtlinHcU^uehiste^ \ |<br />
LBNtt - the type <strong>of</strong> mm U% mt m<br />
tik^ her girts' basketball Mm onii wto ftfflhtr Aan latt<br />
sesson in fte state teumawint,<br />
^ H A P B R r t<br />
nmc<br />
Before th# iMioh Ipiidi by,<br />
M'd like to tiki aw thtjughij d<br />
thflhki Wyou, ouf wlued cuitomers<br />
CARTER<br />
LINCOLN MBRCURY<br />
14th & West Avenue<br />
OcBinClly<br />
BILL MORBLAND — ft Future without Urtii ftlrfgtiway •{*<br />
and UfteeResi to worry about, fc<br />
BOTTT BrttNBR — ft basknlball \gmt ta Havwil bver*|<br />
the holidays, $<br />
JW MOaAN - a good yew te hii BABfid ttiirt boyi ^<br />
»nd at\ equally good yea* tor his daughter lit Holy Bplp. ^;<br />
It ^<br />
CRAlC MBN9INOBR — thi ftwrt OM Hfir^lsir.<br />
TIM OALLAGHBR — a wwsttlttg and wmt iehoiat. ?<br />
ihipwMonbiittlr State CoUigi. Cj<br />
TOM PARK — a diwce to handle pubUe addreis,^<br />
duttisaHhe Super Bowl. , -r<br />
JACK BOVD—a bwchfrot\t houitt Itt OCMH <strong>City</strong>.<br />
8HAR1 THOMPSON — a worid r^wd Itt the 400<br />
meters.<br />
TRBH COWHBY — another great defenii ftekt year<br />
which, coupled with the great olfertie ihi hai wtumtag,<br />
could give "heir the beat Held hockBy team 1ft Bouth Jer- ^<br />
RICH DOR9BV — a baiketbalLgariiB evwy Bfthirdiy. S "<br />
SHANNON GARR1TV — two itwng ittWii thmughoutbaiketbalUridiOftballMaiorii,<br />
,<br />
LBO CHASB — m empty Chriitoai twe lot on*<br />
Baturday night. B<br />
LARRY MABi — another ihot at Oeurp Uridli, •"•<br />
JOB CARINA — 70 peitent rrorn the foul Utti the reit<br />
<strong>of</strong> the seagon, . .j<br />
MtKB NAPLBB — thfBe more uhbiaten ffflis couMtry «•<br />
seoBons. k<br />
PREO BBN9ON — good WBithe* on hii next goll trip, '*•<br />
MAROARBT ROWBtL - a ehaftce toi Use Bit the buketball<br />
court the moves aha UNK at Egos,<br />
TO ALL WB HAVB VAMti TO MINTlON - a"<br />
hippy holiday leasott and a luceeiiful 1989. -'<br />
Raider, alumni<br />
run Saturday<br />
10<br />
yeiitwiUte<br />
mmtiy tern<br />
HIalTOl<br />
Hie H0\ Mhoal iem<br />
totitludetflts seastiti with a<br />
tetotd df lid and a 14thpkfc<br />
finish In<br />
wwt PaJettfld, Jack „„.<br />
^i fid totw and IcoH<br />
Mltk« won Ai top lktl«h*<br />
W tot the high sthwjl<br />
thi flluaml<br />
iidbyMUwI<br />
A holiday gift to the community from<br />
The Ship's Store & All Seasons Marina,<br />
i^iJMB w<br />
Ithe Ship's mxt\<br />
WMiteri<br />
\S*l<br />
o<br />
lent HJHI<br />
. /, Andy,v<br />
Shawl, John gtfk<br />
Baron Schlachter uwu<br />
Getie Watts and ClifL<br />
ittt (IJMjj Paul laitjni<br />
Mob flond,<br />
(IWS AI<br />
KeUy,,,<br />
(;'(<br />
_a«BW94fl .„.<br />
the high school teams.<br />
1 'Jii#d4 wflfl/Mfi<br />
Tlii alufflitl teiffl"<br />
Won the alumni erott ,<br />
High 9ttiO6l «M invited ta-.<br />
ttifl- tttt) finest Will statt at'<br />
call SStf'<br />
„ (WteKfl<br />
mi<br />
.Girls coast<br />
to victory<br />
in opener<br />
Ifli Odm dW |Ms out- by 5-6 Junior NottUe<br />
s«*ed AtkMUd dry, 144, In DeMowt, a 14-ptM genw kit<br />
the mmi petiod <strong>of</strong> kit ywr,<br />
week** HBMli opeiiw and Next Monday <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong><br />
then coaitod to a 39.a vlcto- faMs another vary- young<br />
V-. «,. t , . twin, Wlldwood Gatttbllc, Ut<br />
QiHs4jttitfi tttihi'Whlch the oBsnUtg ttufld <strong>of</strong> ttti<br />
ttw fldulh Uttwy Otaup HmvaTdaNle al Abiegtim<br />
- tail kit ]wr by jut High School.<br />
|i pamra, nao a sUrh, »•/,<br />
iFlMdifitfOHgpariod,<br />
But thii* licohd-pifiod<br />
cwloslttt tjpetiGtl a 22-7 load<br />
thai wii waugh to supply<br />
tfJVli 111 11 •<br />
*ttt# m t<strong>of</strong>lii ^lit 18<br />
poirttt evenly in tht thitd<br />
. ._.wafd Margaret<br />
r-— Wted <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong><br />
wifli lfl pdttte, lifting ha<br />
cards' total to 526 points.<br />
Mvell rnwed up to the 16th<br />
posltltiH dttldiig all-tlhie<br />
Mm wt#li\& tendm, passl«|<br />
triflh Levitt (516) and Sue<br />
Senior guard Shannon<br />
CMty added 10 pdhti to<br />
M^ fiaida 1 toted- junior guard<br />
PMufilw MtDowell and sophtirH<strong>of</strong>e<br />
deriter Antlonette<br />
VUtm «ch added six poiiits,<br />
Wfth y\rlgfeld Snatp scoring<br />
d at Mlllvllle/ a ttatn<br />
that hdii a fiew coadi (Steve<br />
wters backjed<br />
/ r r t rt rf INI<br />
Qlmtttt<br />
nmmaB<br />
<strong>of</strong> kappt; s<br />
SPENQLER'S<br />
231 WBBT AVI., DIAL 300-3343<br />
Closed foe Vacation<br />
. From Monday, b6c 19th ^<br />
Re-Open Monday, Jan. 16th<br />
omQBuggBBtlonB<br />
fotunderthdtre&,<br />
things thatm useful<br />
$nd8tlllbtliig much glee,<br />
a tool fervour dad,<br />
a toy for his pet,<br />
dozens <strong>of</strong> gifts<br />
ihMt you haven't got yetl<br />
a Black & <strong>Dec</strong>ker Tools<br />
a Skil Cordless Tools<br />
a Weathervanes and Signs<br />
a Revereware & Sunbeam<br />
aG,E,Housewares<br />
O Toys ind Beds for<br />
good dogs and cats<br />
CI Salad Shooters<br />
O Can Crushers<br />
O Flashlights & Batteries<br />
O Dustbusters, Workmates<br />
0 Flags & Thermometers<br />
dHili<br />
May love and<br />
peace fill your heart and home,<br />
Mery Christmas from the entire<br />
WaitacePamlly<br />
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* 1 i 2 lih ItfMt <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong>, N.J. 08J26<br />
in Memoiiam<br />
in Momory ot out dear Ron<br />
and Brother<br />
Bob Felmey<br />
Who was taken way elx<br />
ypars ago on Christmas Day<br />
We mis' you so deeply It<br />
will novoc be lha same but<br />
beautiful memories and love<br />
will rnmaln<br />
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So tor-,,, end yet BO noar<br />
Loved and mmsd by Matt Did, OMll*<br />
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bay In our Sgrnsri Point hams, Monday-<br />
Fllday, 8:30 3:30. Fobtuoty Id June,<br />
Light liouBoknuDinp. riierinna nqulred,<br />
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DRIVER. Pail lima lor rallrlmmt HdttiB,<br />
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any, i.o.s.<br />
DRUMMERS • Now holding audition!
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Attend workshop at Wills Eye Hospital<br />
>>f tho more effii;!<br />
1 7hoy also<br />
V "bate paid IW0 nunM .^ a m „„ *. MHtalBlt ^ ^ ^^.^ ^<br />
SMBS?- ^SSSBS asaesstr Improved by comeal trans- jczsrw<br />
Mntprtdi^d in a ih Sh f £<br />
i .n additional ifc.ita. H Qwty and m p ^ S ^ d ^ S<br />
to help prepare them to<br />
approach famllle* <strong>of</strong> tenninally-Ul<br />
patients or trauma<br />
, vlctlmB with poor progi<br />
MMI to discuss potential<br />
1 donation <strong>of</strong> tissues and<br />
Under laws In effect in<br />
Pennsylvania since 1986<br />
I and New imty itoa i SW,<br />
Miythiloy<strong>of</strong> I Offw lueB unOiW th,<br />
thlthDltday wawn _. <strong>of</strong> „ udonating<br />
tissues<br />
be yours throuoh the 1 andorgaia<br />
comlnfl year, | Despite lncreaied contrieyes<br />
Shore Memorial nurses Sallle A. Sett-Stewart, left, and<br />
to<br />
S?^!^! "• Oitet yi rtflW, vwrk with instnidor Jutfy<br />
ing toiimpunon oi worm auHnfl i ftcint ohfltn transplant wortdhoti in Philthrough<br />
Uons Eye M«lphla Bpohio»d by Uom 6ya Itnk <strong>of</strong> Delaware Val-<br />
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& CATCHING<br />
, <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong>, N.J.<br />
Catarlng for your<br />
Holiday Party<br />
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Christmas!<br />
to the finest people in the world)<br />
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in<br />
it elves u§ mai 0i& . .„ H1 =D.<br />
you and io extend our warm, sincere thanks.<br />
And have a healthy, Happv New Year tool<br />
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BUTCHER SHOP I<br />
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t Prim Rib«*Pteebturk&y&<br />
Hams * tf tot Morton<br />
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Cope Savings improves Marmora <strong>of</strong>fice<br />
SoulhBhMiRd.totap»ve Ae WfWMon indudes a<br />
watt Association, has Btrvleei to its Upper town. tow la»gir ioBby, ioBby mow ffl ffl<br />
Bi-county traffic<br />
plan begui<br />
mg H laid UM But ihai sub' «nu<br />
committees havi bain aaii<br />
tmmti to MdUM Mi tell W*<br />
•Mil mill dililii.i... UBiiitiuil •"*•<br />
ihatik<br />
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pant restraints<br />
to<br />
will<br />
mi ulg <strong>of</strong><br />
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Na National Higy<br />
SSafety<br />
AdtnlrdstraUon.<br />
Accotdlng to fillenberg,<br />
the need to linpmve exist-<br />
' ^programs Is evident in<br />
Jt drivers 1^-24 represent<br />
s titan if percent <strong>of</strong> the<br />
l ktloiirtrtit ate<br />
involved in 20 0 pateiit <strong>of</strong><br />
theaccidtots,<br />
Drive* error 1B a factor In<br />
65 percent tit all accidents,<br />
sp«« an •dd<br />
dtive'Up teliw window,<br />
•ad a new 244BU* MArj<br />
jutotttt Wl ehlne.<br />
dew-<br />
Mndow<br />
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techiral design<br />
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Free parking<br />
for holidays<br />
is available<br />
a uni^jettid<br />
mmt for<br />
With no time limit<br />
through bee, 31,<br />
Bill Augiiot announced.<br />
WhUg meim on the<br />
Street will remain<br />
mm in the<br />
block <strong>of</strong> Central Avenue<br />
Utfl ttittttd spaces at<br />
w.nsi, behind<br />
ild's Will bo free.<br />
Wishing you the '(;:<br />
with much<br />
The Staff at CAREY'S<br />
*<br />
A i6v$ that brightens,, from a<br />
60MBRS tdtNt — f.J. set oti m /tiot, all MiiMUw howes dHdh^tfKalt<br />
fwif <strong>of</strong> them, to visit some neW'fwind friends In SHitfles have shown tHaf» pet can be both<br />
the uedlatric unit at Sh<strong>of</strong>e Memorial Ho^ltal psychologically arid' pyli^caiiy betiefldal<br />
thiiinollday season. s . ' Iti a paHerit'g recovery, and especially safer the<br />
A sttedally trained golden fttftevar, t*iti Is a elderly. According ttj'tkerajsy Dbg lltefahiw,<br />
mimmA therapy dog owned by Shore Memo* sottie nui'sltig hdWet *UM wsldents ttt keep<br />
riaTetnploydefatMcCartneytrfStiullVlllfl. A<br />
p^WontheprettiiWatali'tlnieSaSd<strong>On</strong>ipanldnS,<br />
P,l has feeett mtiiind by Therapy Dotis as a fliefltts <strong>of</strong> prdttwtlrig better healthinteWidHcmalo/Hllhld^M.J./fltid<br />
flp^rta thetag "fhe best part Is tb«ee tale's faces light up<br />
to tw<br />
PJ. wtttf seleeted as a therapy dog because <strong>of</strong><br />
his even iemtiehtient and frifendtintm "doltlett<br />
retrievers are great with kids," she said.<br />
McCartney said that she ,atid hef dog have<br />
been Vtsltiltg nursing homes, kindergartens and<br />
hospitals fttr abodt two years, Her friend, fiathy<br />
Yard, OWflS two bull mastiffs who also take part<br />
in the therapy dog program. During the holidays,<br />
thsy doti Santa suits and are collectively<br />
known as "the barking reindeer,"<br />
Fairness and<br />
conservation<br />
study's goals<br />
fl| JAMfcSm/PATRICK<br />
sSnunf pLsyger aliH<br />
SIA ttU CffV - ««dttg a /ai*<br />
and content water and leww fate<br />
based m mmspitM «the goal <strong>of</strong> a<br />
Wfltet-«te study rearing cmipletion<br />
here, d^ oYfldals said fuwday.<br />
Sea isle residents now ftty i flat<br />
Sw^rfUfUt fee for wafer and tgwer,<br />
with an overage duttp f«^ed ttt<br />
cuiiimm mo Mceed a<br />
naxltttfiUSagft<br />
New 0m, expected to be ready for<br />
March iniptonenWtlotl, Will flkfily<br />
mean a latgef bill /w heavy water<br />
^ «dlfcl d/tfdn« fw<br />
dal ffotrt «ite /ittrt dtAng the iUity<br />
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DEPAQTMENTSTODE<br />
ALL SLEEP SOFAS GREATLY REDUCED<br />
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defining house and (Nat<br />
you'll clean up on savings this<br />
weak an a quality Serta sleep get,<br />
d selection,<br />
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Woman injured in<br />
house fire Sunday<br />
dabbeliem<br />
biSdAStio uid that while<br />
10 Hrefightert were M the<br />
call, three false alarms<br />
louHded in varioui parts ol<br />
the dty> ineludiMg the<br />
area news<br />
highlights<br />
O.CtUX<br />
metier <strong>of</strong>fered<br />
OCEAN OCtY - The<br />
a^d bk<br />
wiA an<br />
KI Asbory Awmw fthbps remains a pite ot debris Anted this week.<br />
—the ittwttim <strong>of</strong> l New Jwtey-Amertcan Watw Company<br />
mm main wplatcemeW pwjad whteh was com- DettUi lAy, feui uttdtt Ac w»a»geii\eftt the<br />
pleted wMks ttgo. Tt» Wted-tn tmnchss mated an Pttrt Natonai ftmk ^AAwi» whfch hftB thu*<br />
o-incn atop trom me parKfng area bentnd B<strong>On</strong>w Bnop. bwn Aw, IU w U ^ would wewe With th«<br />
d*d oh 9ti\ Sh«h<br />
on&meithaht reports,<br />
TwoAirds <strong>of</strong> the riridd <strong>of</strong> eaiiv bawc fts well M ,<br />
wgulMory igeftdM would have to epptoVe Ae prottSal<br />
belie the lenglhy me^r prtweliS tirttthi be comlSd<br />
CBANdlWAlw<br />
woman was injured SiiKtlfty<br />
rdght when aw§ attempted<br />
to stomp out a fire which<br />
partially destroyed her<br />
Went Avenue hewe,<br />
aukht&ties reported*<br />
ftetteved to have been<br />
sparked by a blanket<br />
tfiroWa over > m eleetrte<br />
heater, the fire ruined half<br />
the two-story d<br />
hat4»Weit<br />
hOtaeat4»<br />
fire <strong>of</strong>ficials.<br />
Firefighters doused the<br />
blaee, which occurred<br />
around MS pm^ In "a few<br />
ittlftutdit" accordlHg to<br />
lenity Chief tVic blMnsdo.<br />
The three people who<br />
lived to the stogle-faMy<br />
home are staying with h§la»<br />
Uves, hi said. <strong>On</strong>e <strong>of</strong> the<br />
occupants, Charlene White,<br />
38, watt treated it Bhore<br />
Memorial Hospital for<br />
burns to her feet, and later<br />
released, said BBeiaseie.<br />
the fire started In a set*<br />
<strong>of</strong>ld-itary bedroom, effU<br />
the false alarms didn't<br />
hamper Breftohters 1 efforts,<br />
according to tJlBdasdo who<br />
pointed out that in die put<br />
week a lull doten or so*<br />
false calls were l<br />
Cabbie<br />
robbed<br />
by fere<br />
oeiAN eit¥ - AH<br />
AtlanUe <strong>City</strong> taxleab driver<br />
delivering a fare to lit and<br />
Wesley wag robbed by his<br />
passenger", perhaps at gun.<br />
point, at HOB Friday morn-<br />
ItiB, police snJd,<br />
John Edghlll, if, hid<br />
picked Up i fltut, around 20<br />
'ears old, ftotn a casino,<br />
iccotdlhg to Del. Robert<br />
Blevltt. tltt suspect,<br />
dPficribed flo being 9-9, hnv-<br />
Ing i<strong>of</strong>l|, lend curly hair<br />
and a thin build, took about<br />
PEACE<br />
ONAEARTH<br />
May this New Year see<br />
fulfHlment<strong>of</strong>prospoHty<br />
andbrotherhoodforall<br />
mankind, Ourthanks to<br />
you, loyal friends, foryour<br />
continued ppatronage<br />
OfS^d<br />
There are local ties<br />
to crash over Scotland<br />
UXKBRMfi, totland - A»WWUM\Um»m<br />
•board the til-fated Pan Aw Right 103 Wednwt* <strong>of</strong> a^U<br />
AR the statt<br />
_ j'trt tipptttft Ifwt^ett dated lS>-perteM<br />
l- after attbV^W tot A wd»it- tedttrtt<strong>of</strong>tgoaL > •<br />
Wow Sh tosb thw»\# b UppttttownsWpwlUmy<br />
tecycltnft effottjd. He tft the heighbortt<strong>of</strong>rd o(<br />
that his hUto^ $lWv0(»tn total ttppta« fee<br />
h\ Sw tile <strong>City</strong>,<br />
Kent <strong>of</strong> Pttblkt<br />
Buperlrirenuent J<strong>On</strong>n rox. IB _ v<br />
looking at tt potential 41 tonnftge feduettonn due to<br />
( Ah toana«Hi» we really permit — $??v000 -- recydlngt would add<br />
have Mited t<strong>of</strong>ttwl over b\creaseintheicity\tippttttt ^OOOtnttpptaftfeetostA<br />
A3<br />
UonaMemtobet<br />
the —<br />
SMd *w«V<br />
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:yv the t\ew6<br />
additional<br />
. • mm<br />
fthd ittwe thaw<br />
tft addltlbftal tlppt»g<br />
fee tost* over last yeart<br />
-•L^^^""~ to city eftd<br />
n 6<br />
L<br />
b toldftet<br />
d\ar«efarl^ts$t.<<br />
by tht MuA ter . ewt* to the It<strong>of</strong>t.<br />
debt servtee to Sea tale <strong>City</strong> wat barged tttettt ekpeh^ MariAatds fee totals protected to total Awbotdtng to MUA ehairhfer»<br />
?^SHS,i? rwaftw *36d iftllllort vwatA $liatt^w ""•»"•"' in »ewaw treat' * »aidk saldk WiApUinlttg wmpUinittg Aat Ae between $i8!ik000 *i8!ik000 ftttd man William fcXi $x Band «»d<br />
nuiae ID<br />
rednesaay. ^ ^p^vetAeAta made to ment watt by ttaMUA this budget is 68 per&nt pettent debt $16^000 tn In 198*. <strong>1988</strong>. Hut estt- several other tommikston- tommisstonth>»h<br />
dlsBowl will cost the Autt\orltv l » four-plant year, the lSUft tharge. service, state taxes, statu- mate does not compeftsate ers^ state *hargfes eowprlse<br />
old #75 rate,, a tonVvrthe wd the $^(W K*UA waste duriftftthelMO*. treatoW »fetwo»k atoahttng beftlv6&,$!& to Ae ' m3K will tlosure tory tharges and tw post-closure addition to for uons possible through tonnage recycling. redue- pingfeecost. atleastaupwcentbfthettp-<br />
waste tteatoent budget will MaHnakis said less ttAan A portion <strong>of</strong> «\e waste
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PBA holds holiday party for students<br />
tht <strong>Ocean</strong>, Qty PoUoe- ifve to a brother or Site* at<br />
man's Benevolent Assoda- &««•. said Schaffer, and<br />
tt<strong>of</strong>t (PBA), Local «I, held "Ws added a ipeflal touch<br />
Its annual Christmas party to ths party,"<br />
for students, prior to the lite association, which in<br />
holidays, at the primary p»t yean l»Id &• toy<br />
and intermediate Khools giv»-§way on th» Music<br />
and also St. Augustae'i Pier, be^an preparations for<br />
Regional School. &• event in September.<br />
Members erf toe PBA and Drt, Bgt Jot Betoel, FtL Rich<br />
Santa Oaus visited each <strong>of</strong> Wtshart and BUI Sparks<br />
the sehooli for several wganiwd the program,<br />
hours. Each chUd visited The PBA also assisted<br />
with Santa Claus and mow than 50 neady families<br />
received a gift <strong>of</strong> their to <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> with toys,<br />
choice. fowl and food gift oirtifi-<br />
"All the work mat is eates, under the direction <strong>of</strong><br />
done to raise funds and Drt. William Wilent, ehalrerganize<br />
the event is worth man.<br />
the expression on the chil Fund raising events and<br />
dren'i faces," said Dei. donations from residents<br />
Gary Sehiffar, president <strong>of</strong> contributed to this year's<br />
the PBA, Many children party, which totaled<br />
,0 toys and gift eerttfteatw. elal wlihss durthg PBA Christmas party.<br />
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Daily 10-8 Cloied Mon. Jan. i<br />
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Young at §|<br />
Heart to<br />
meetJanJ lpm<br />
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'ntty: Xlam Witt hold in §<br />
Tfcepwgreitt will feature<br />
Willie Akarthy, prtfrfint«t<br />
ttw local fcalmm to<br />
fteis(TO,iiigttist— *<br />
< t t Tgp l f<br />
Gty taxpayer* formed to<br />
o^taj ewpMy tawa end<br />
•f• ;<br />
Gifts for patients<br />
t MtltenCiMte, lift, and Mary Barton, righMf th<br />
Ingersoll heads the Star Lodge in Tuckahoe Celebrates 80ih birthday<br />
its 125* year,<br />
1<br />
^ W. topr-<br />
Past marter, Harold C fifi<br />
put dtstrtct dipu^<br />
Morgan Morris, who IB cur- grandmaster.<br />
treasurer, were among the past master serving ai<br />
honored guests in the installing Marshal; and<br />
Thomas Jewelers<br />
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COMMUNICATIONS IS<br />
MEETING TOPIC<br />
Shirley Ford Wealhere,<br />
image consultaht and '<br />
dent <strong>of</strong> Style Inc. <strong>of</strong> i<br />
too, will discuss "better<br />
communications through<br />
lmaBe" at the next meeting<br />
<strong>of</strong> the New Jersey Adsoda-<br />
Bon <strong>of</strong> Women's Business<br />
Owners, Cape May County<br />
Chapter, Jan, it at the Lobster<br />
House, Cape May. Din»<br />
ner Is 7 p.m. with cocktails<br />
at 6 pM, Cdst it $16 for<br />
members, $20 for nonmembers.<br />
Call 398-1992 or 884-<br />
2806,<br />
Jersey.<br />
Vocal solos were sung by<br />
Linda Sue Ford.<br />
Rose Bartholomiw <strong>of</strong> Un-<br />
guest <strong>of</strong> honor it a party to 1<br />
celebrate her 80th birthday, I<br />
Dee, 16, In the board room lj<br />
tt«ptlon was held follow-<br />
Ing the ceremonies at the<br />
Stow, m<br />
Mays Landing fire hall. A longtime <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> |<br />
reildent and Stalnton $<br />
employee tor many y§Ms, •$<br />
Bartholomew Is In charge Of Hi<br />
me housiware and dilldren's<br />
department In the<br />
store.<br />
Employees from her<br />
departments, along with<br />
employees throughout the<br />
store, presented her win<br />
and Jewelry box and a Norfolk<br />
pine tree decorated for<br />
Christmas.<br />
New Year's baby;f)^<br />
pin fWlfl Prank Weolty, I ^««MU^NiW Year's tosb-bibyeontiit(ipwi«id<br />
to Aat fflns to parents who<br />
m BSCI in rifls <strong>of</strong>fered by local mi*auitii '<br />
Osborns in concert at<br />
OCEAN 1 CITV — lift<br />
ttinttift has ttf w« te<br />
800 ot than to bodies,<br />
11^ fe d<br />
mW«ttttto to<br />
»he nmw music tnd m »<br />
t b C l t a<br />
gas- wj^ pu»p£ is to pft*. ffl<br />
pfc . Osboms tn pmlw <strong>of</strong> Jews<br />
Hob Osbom Is meniger Christ,<br />
The Osboms PlUB<br />
Choir entertains seniors<br />
with holiday favorites ****<br />
PArtsmtrt In tht Unlttti Methodist Women's Christmas comedy Ineiucte, from lift, be judged<br />
UMW presents Christmas play<br />
Christian club makeup mmmm<br />
demonstration Jan, 9 ^ ^<br />
At nwrttte*. Dee,». We*. Wt 3eOWa.4£DGtB At<br />
obituaries.<br />
Peter Macphoi son, 68;<br />
photographer<br />
: 9OMGRS POINT —Peter Maq>henon, 68, ot this com-<br />
• munity died <strong>Dec</strong> 13 in Shor Memn-ial Hospital altar a<br />
•brtfriUneis.<br />
' A freelance phoiographcr for Tht Smtind-Ltigfr tor<br />
: fte |»ast MVeral wire, he spedtlired in sporti photdgK-<br />
J phy and, according to newspaper editor John AndruB,<br />
; litttally wtnt out <strong>of</strong> his way to provide coverage <strong>of</strong><br />
: youth sports.<br />
'PetarMBcphtnon rared deeply for young people and<br />
tills concetti showed in his photographs," Andrus laid.<br />
"He deUghted In capturing the<br />
midal moment <strong>of</strong> a play on film.<br />
He was able to picture the exuberance<br />
<strong>of</strong> his subjects through a<br />
blending <strong>of</strong> pr<strong>of</strong>essional ability<br />
and his love <strong>of</strong> youth while meet<br />
tow the challenge <strong>of</strong> the moment.*<br />
Born In Bathgate, Scotland,<br />
Macphenon came to the United<br />
States In 1926.<br />
He was i graduate <strong>of</strong> the Pitts*<br />
burgh Institute <strong>of</strong> Art and had a<br />
distinguished eireer is a prolesilonal<br />
photographer to Pittsburgh,<br />
Pa. where he resided before moving here 10 years ago.<br />
SuivtvinB are his wife, Sueette; three ioni, David <strong>of</strong><br />
Longport, Robert <strong>of</strong> figg Harbor Township, and lames<br />
ef Sbmen Point; two daughteri, Butanne <strong>of</strong> Boston,<br />
Mass, and Sandra <strong>of</strong> Pittsburgh; a brother, Jamei <strong>of</strong><br />
Donora, Pa., and a sister, Jean Mulr, <strong>of</strong> CWno, Calif.<br />
Servlw was Tuesday it Gospel Hall Home in Longport,<br />
with Minor Hawk <strong>of</strong> Pittsburgh) a lifelong friend,<br />
speaking <strong>of</strong> Macpherton*s resolute nature, his Christian<br />
life and <strong>of</strong> his coming to accept Christ as his personal<br />
savior.<br />
Arrangements were by the Jeffries and Keates Funeral<br />
Home, Northfleld.<br />
Kathleen Martin, 66<br />
; OCBAN crrV-Kathlein D. Marttn, 66, <strong>of</strong> 100 1st<br />
Street, died Dee. 28 at her home.<br />
: Bom In Philadelphia, she lived here permanently for<br />
six years,<br />
SPINNING WHEEL<br />
FLOWER SHOP<br />
OctanClty'% Family Flotlat<br />
CHRISTIAN SC<br />
Welcomes you<br />
to study the<br />
"go®"<br />
"T0mt ittktM Andmatin to Bi pnbidj and<br />
wtgmtmt is tuutmmk,"<br />
,, 0«Jl Hlfmpiiud <strong>of</strong><br />
wm.tm Mommn ANB __J_..<br />
y Mtty Batet Eddy,<br />
145:3<br />
Jlflgi, twmatletu and (upjmtl fa te«d«« fdf mf«t one<br />
hundtid ycati,<br />
mt<br />
Firit Church <strong>of</strong> Christ, Scientist<br />
8th AAsbury Avenue<br />
<strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> 399-0038<br />
First Pre§byterian Church<br />
"UoWngtorthrke Ward<strong>of</strong>Ufe'<br />
B;MBI I IL I SSV<br />
SUNDAYJAN, 1,1089<br />
MotnlngVJdtshlp 11AM<br />
9 WAYS AND<br />
MAN'SDAYS"<br />
W Unit. She served in<br />
the Bulge.<br />
nu ana i UHB VJUD,<br />
Shewaiamemfaer«IStfttnee&i<br />
Surviving aw her hustettrf,&vid B4| ttw<br />
8. <strong>of</strong> Bucks County, Pa, and fecJtert |, <strong>of</strong> UL_<br />
Sfi. Hel t ^ ° r Wtihihgton, b.en<br />
WUUiin Dougherty <strong>of</strong> Bucks Ooumm Ifo. ",<br />
g«ndthi!d«h; --/»-i<br />
nine<br />
be to WUatt Penn OiMetwy, PhOadltfphla.<br />
Uffll arwnittttente a» by the (QodMy t^neitl Matte,<br />
Jake O'Connor, 1<br />
SOMBSS POINT— Jake O'Connor, .,^.U.,U,-U1U «,<br />
<strong>of</strong> John A. and Maty f. O'Connor, died FHdBV In Children's<br />
Hospital In PhiladelpKlfl.<br />
Also surviving are a brother, Michael at home| and<br />
paternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. faith A. O'Connor<br />
A Mass <strong>of</strong> the Angels was Bald Tuesday In St. Joseph's<br />
Church. Burial was In Holy Cross Cemetery, Mays<br />
Landing.<br />
Arrangements were by the George H. Wimberg<br />
Funeral Home, Unwood,<br />
Contributions may bo made to the Atlantic County<br />
March <strong>of</strong> Dimes,<br />
Emily J. Smith, 90<br />
OCBAN CITY - Emily J, Smith, 90, died DM. 2i In the<br />
Eastern Shore Nursing Home, Swalnton.<br />
Formerly <strong>of</strong> Unsfotd, Pa., Mrs. Smith moved to this<br />
community lr. 1920 and was a resident at Eastern for the<br />
past six years.<br />
She was a retired saleselerk it the Stnwbrldgt and<br />
Clothier sure In Philadelphia.<br />
Mrs, Smith was a member <strong>of</strong> St. Peter's United MethodlBt<br />
Church and the Order ot the Eastern Star, Chapter<br />
No. 83.<br />
She Ii survived by a brother, Boyd W. NattteSS til Somers<br />
Point.<br />
eastern Star service wHi be 10:30 a.m. today ftfcttj.<br />
day), followed by funeral service at 11 &m> it the<br />
Godfrey Funeral Home. Friends may call from 10 a.m.<br />
at the funeral home. Burial will be In Seaside Cetrtetery,<br />
Marion F, .Josephson, 11<br />
SOMBRS POINT - Marton F. "Mickey* fc&phm,<br />
81, <strong>of</strong> <strong>Ocean</strong> Avenue, dlid D«. 48 at hw hoMB,<br />
Mrs, Josephsoti operated Mickey's Ceramic Shop here.<br />
A lifelong area resident, she was bom In Newo arid was<br />
a longtime member <strong>of</strong> the Seafood Bowling League in<br />
SurviviriB art hit* husband, Freds two daughters, Patty<br />
G, Cole <strong>of</strong> MlUvllle and Linda S, Paltfwti oriaureldalei<br />
a son, Pred U at home; arid two Bisters, Edna Nell <strong>of</strong><br />
Hatnm<strong>of</strong>iten and VvbriMe ^Vejfflttrt af iWgWWt Michj:<br />
Marvin Stewart <strong>of</strong> Ne ; sc6i dtiti rwd grandchildren.<br />
Service wm bi Id $M.: today (tiiuwelay) at the<br />
Adami.p«/eet VmttAfam NekMd, Burial vMbi<br />
In Laurei Mernorial Park, f<br />
Walttr W, itier, f 6<br />
DOVfiM, DgL — Walter W. SUdr, 76, fohnetly <strong>of</strong> till'<br />
wodd,Nj, died Det,2idt Ids httttie.<br />
New Sunday Schedule<br />
ST.JOHN'S<br />
LUTHERAN CHURCH<br />
Ooirtittl Avenue at Teruh Stf^l<br />
O<strong>of</strong>lflHCtty<br />
9:00 a.m, - Christian Education<br />
10:30 a.m.-Worflhlp \K<br />
Wedne3dayWor3hlp,7:30p(m,<br />
ST,PETER'S UNITED<br />
b MyrUc fcAch, ac, A Umgkcm rodent o! U«-<br />
Ki Wtt bom ta HiasWfttville. H.U and moved to<br />
grtttdAlldiw.<br />
^rvUtt VrtB tttttt&y at Sfc Paul's Episcopal Church<br />
Cftiwd^ Del. teurkl was private.<br />
A m i t were by the Michael ). Amteuso<br />
Corttributlonii may be Bent to the Central Delaware<br />
Hospice, 637 & Governors Ave.> Ower, Del 19901.<br />
Andrew L» Gilford, 46<br />
EOMERS POMf - Andrew L Glffonl, 46, a detective<br />
Wrgeant with the Somere Point Mite Department, died<br />
D^ 23 at Short Memorial Hrtebttel after a short Illness.<br />
" -"*-'-•-• - r - • sPotteeDepart*<br />
<strong>of</strong> the March <strong>of</strong> Dunes<br />
he coordinated the Mother's March for the<br />
A graduate <strong>of</strong> <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> High School and Atlantic<br />
Community College, Mr. Glftord was a veteran <strong>of</strong> the<br />
Alt Fora* and a past member <strong>of</strong> the 177th Tactical<br />
Fighter Group <strong>of</strong> this New Jersey Air National Guard.<br />
A charter member <strong>of</strong> the Boners Point Fire Department,<br />
he was « member <strong>of</strong> the Police Benevolent Association<br />
LdCdl No, 77 <strong>of</strong> the South Jersey Investigators, a<br />
past member ot the Somen Point Rescue Squad and was<br />
a coach with the Sowers Point Little League.<br />
A longtime area resident! he was bom in Perth<br />
Amboy.<br />
Surviving are two sons, Michael A. and Matthew D,<br />
both <strong>of</strong> Somers Point; a daughter, Pamela B, <strong>of</strong> Somers<br />
Point, nil mother, Edna M, <strong>of</strong> Somers Point; a sister<br />
Mart«."Gerry" Rolf <strong>of</strong> Somen Peirtts and a brother,<br />
Robert j, <strong>of</strong> Somers Point.<br />
Service WAS Tuesday at the Mlddleton-Sttoble Funeral<br />
Home. Burial was private.<br />
Arthur Geissler, 76<br />
SOMBRS PO1MT - Arthur Cdssltt, 76, <strong>of</strong> Bay AVLnuodlDtl<br />
<strong>Dec</strong>. 24 ntBhnrcMcmoriii) Hospital,<br />
Mr. Gelssler formerly was a booWceeper in the<br />
ac^iintlr^ department at Pacemaker Co., Newark,<br />
tttew are nolmmedlate lurvivflw,<br />
Service wai Wednesday at the Adams-Perfect Funeral<br />
Hone, Northfield, Burial wai in Uurel Memorial Park,<br />
Pomtwa.<br />
Leone A. Creelman<br />
6P1UNC3F1BLD, Pa,*-Lioni A. ttgiiMW <strong>of</strong> All AW<br />
died <strong>Dec</strong>, J3 at tho Har«Um Hall Nursing Home in<br />
MMMWCMUt^ Ut^<br />
reefetwi wai a reHred stattstidan for Atiantic<br />
Ct». In Phlkdelphia,<br />
tjg are two sons, Howard R Jr. <strong>of</strong> <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong><br />
Xiipfttt<br />
one rioter. DUibpth A> Btown bt Chal/ont. P&,\<br />
gtandchlldrett and three great-grandchildren.<br />
ttfVMf* and burial were private at the convenience <strong>of</strong><br />
the/aWily.<br />
Lavinia HolHngsworth, 71<br />
Arrangements were by the OUver H. Bait Co,, Phlla-<br />
OCBAN CtTY-LavLfllo ft, HoUlflgftW<strong>of</strong>th, 71, died<br />
<strong>Dec</strong> 16 at Show Memorial Hospital,<br />
Bom In Philadelphia, sho lived lit Abtngtottj Pa, and<br />
NapefVllle. ill, before triovitig here, , ,<br />
MVi, MollliigsWdttli WAS » m&nbet <strong>of</strong> St. Peters<br />
UnltodMdthod Lit Church,<br />
i <strong>of</strong> Palernwi a itta Gewge Wi<br />
Sstfi simsi and Asbu/y Avenue<br />
fttiv, Paul W, wtdarLod, Pmtf<br />
SUNDAY JAN, 1,198&<br />
10J30A,M, Sermon;<br />
"BJBINO CHR1STUNEVEWY DAV"<br />
• '.i\ NefyCommunldn "/'• !<br />
-/,,: •<br />
NEW YEAR'S EVE SERVICE<br />
SirrtaiwiDwitAttheM^lPui^t^lltttevPWli,. ^<br />
delphta, Pa. Burial was tn "<br />
George Moore, 69<br />
PEPTFORD—George W* Mocrte, «9,<br />
Isle <strong>City</strong>,died <strong>Dec</strong>. 21 tn UhdefWOod<br />
Mr.' Moore was a retired con&tttieti<strong>of</strong>t<br />
wasamembtr<strong>of</strong>BeableatyKtato^eLo<br />
and was ar. Army veteran <strong>of</strong> World WarB.<br />
, hiifeMa*yLtlidftUght . L /M«aaugwerkjatti6Lynft ^<br />
Santarcangelo <strong>of</strong> Deptford; two brotheWv Nicholas <strong>of</strong> ^<br />
Horidaandlohn<strong>of</strong>QdifbmiatandtttfeegwndchUdfett. "^<br />
Funeral service and Masonic BerviCfe Was Mohday at '<br />
the Inglesby and Sons Funeral Home, Periru»auken. Vj<br />
Burial wti in Mount HcJly Cemetery. \s<br />
Contributions in his memory may be sent to the \><br />
Maionlc Home <strong>of</strong> Burlington, dr the Mawtelc Con*' H<br />
VinnyBrna,60<br />
SOMBRS POINT-Vlmy M, Bma, 60, died <strong>Dec</strong> 21 in<br />
Shore Mimorial Hospittl.<br />
A dealer at Caesare Hotel Casino in Atlantic <strong>City</strong>, she<br />
WM a member rf St Joseph^ Ghuieh.<br />
Surviving are her husband, Robttrr Ct • daughter.<br />
Sunn <strong>of</strong> tws dty, and a ton, Edward <strong>of</strong> Pleasantvlfle.<br />
Service wai Saturday in the Middleton^troble Funeral<br />
Home. Burial wai private.<br />
Edna Hopper, 92<br />
OCEAN crrY-Bdna C. Hopper, M( died Dte. II to••*-il<br />
Rjlsom,Pa.,itthihon\e<strong>of</strong>rierioni ,'<br />
Bom in Philadelphia, Mrs. Hopper lived here for 2fi<br />
years, She wai a member <strong>of</strong> the O<br />
and Shuffliboard Club.<br />
Surviving are a ion, Gerald ft Jr. <strong>of</strong> PolsOm, ftlx grand*<br />
children and 10 great-grandchildren.<br />
n<br />
Service wai Dee, 23 at the James P, Knoetgen Pilneral 31<br />
Home, Ridley Township, PA> Burial was private. •;\<br />
Contributions may be made to the OeettrV <strong>City</strong> Shuffle- •V<br />
board dub, 1W. Station Rd., <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong>, 0B226. ; Hi<br />
'ill<br />
Elizabeth Merstorf, 87<br />
it!<br />
OCBAN ClTY^Blkabeth H. (Shaw) Mtfttorf, 67, died .:„'<br />
<strong>Dec</strong>, 25 in Bilrdette TomllM Memorial Hospital, Cape r<br />
May Court House.<br />
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She Is survived by a daughter, Dorothy 3. Schmidt <strong>of</strong> nV<br />
<strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong>; a grandson and two gfdat-gtandchildren, •V<br />
Service was Wednesday at the Godfrey Funeral Home.<br />
Burial will be 11 a.m. today (Thursday) at ihe Garden <strong>of</strong><br />
Faith Cemetery, Baltimore,<br />
Contributions may be made to the Great Commission<br />
Fellowship, in care <strong>of</strong> <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> Baptist Church, {<br />
spindrift<br />
by Joe Gilbert<br />
Skating a loss<br />
He was small in stature, a greatest affection (is him.<br />
giant when you got toHe<br />
was the epitome <strong>of</strong> gen'<br />
know him.<br />
llemanly gwee and charm,<br />
He had a quick wit, a It was a delight to be In his<br />
•low, easy smile and hecompany,<br />
never seetned to be per. Peter Macpliefswi, phom&phetpartiieilmxMd<br />
wa» friendly without a htunan<br />
US!*9 ri lh h<br />
ifaw<br />
ft hut<br />
friends usually, to be his<br />
friend - and accepted as<br />
to<br />
pi<br />
obituaries<br />
Vestto C Dubbs» 83<br />
O N $ H V<br />
the<br />
tu*ei*n Howe, <strong>Ocean</strong> Vtewt<br />
Tfll^teWH^tllC<br />
ol^teWo^tAlnCapeMayCouHttoVsse,<br />
fonnerly. df Pertdomen Valley, t*a^ «he V«4 an <strong>Ocean</strong><br />
<strong>of</strong> the SAi*h StlUwdl Chapter <strong>of</strong> theCteughW 6f the<br />
Atneikan Revotuti<strong>of</strong>t tod * ttwtnber <strong>of</strong> Ihe trinity<br />
UiUtedChuiA<strong>of</strong>ChrtottoSpinneratown.<br />
Burvtvtftg tut hat husband* firederte &; two tuna; ft*tfr<br />
» eric & Jr,^ <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> w>d John C. <strong>of</strong> PhoCrtUViUe. IX<br />
live grandchlldwnj and one grea^grandehlld.<br />
Gnveslde aet^oe will be 11 a.m. Prtday In Trinity<br />
^ United ,Chu*ch <strong>of</strong> Christ Cemetery. Amttgettentft ete<br />
: by theGodfrtyFynewlHome<strong>of</strong> Palermo.<br />
Helen M. Keener, 63<br />
SOMERS POINT - Helen M. keener, 63, <strong>of</strong> Show<br />
; Rood, died tW, 26 in Shorn Memtwtal Hospital.<br />
M«. KeeftHf was bom tn White Haven, Pa., and was ft<br />
ikmet member <strong>of</strong> the Ladles Auxiliary <strong>of</strong> the American<br />
Legion In Sdmers Point.<br />
Surviving ate two Sons, Donald J. <strong>of</strong> Cardiff end John<br />
Baranyak <strong>of</strong> Orlando, Fla.| a daughter, Rose Smith <strong>of</strong><br />
Bargalfttowrtj two Blsfert, Mary Metklnls <strong>of</strong> Scotch Val'<br />
, ley, Pa.k and Ann ttelem <strong>of</strong> White Haven, Pa, v , a brother,<br />
John Barahyak <strong>of</strong> White Haven, Pa.t and six gtand-<br />
chlldteh. hlldteh<br />
Service will be 2 p.m. today rihursday) In the Adaws-<br />
Pcrfect Funeral Home, KloHhfleld. Burial will be In<br />
Seaside Cemetery, Palermo. Friends may call at 1 »JA.<br />
itoday at the funeral home.<br />
&fffro*tii I Rose Emerson, 85<br />
MW<br />
him<br />
OCEAN CHY-Rose t, fitnerson. fi5t died <strong>Dec</strong>. 22 at<br />
her home.<br />
Mrs. Emerson was a member <strong>of</strong> the <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> avic<br />
Oub, <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> Historical Society, the Sweet Adelines<br />
singing group and the Altar and Rosary Society <strong>of</strong> St.<br />
Prances Cabttnt Church, where she formerly was a solo*<br />
k< A resident <strong>of</strong> this dty since 1970, she was formerly <strong>of</strong><br />
Huntingdon Valley, Pa.<br />
There are no Immediate survivors.<br />
A Mass <strong>of</strong> Christian Burial was Wednesday at St.<br />
Prances Cabrlnl Church. Burial was In Holy Sepulchre<br />
Cemetery, Philadelphia.<br />
Arrangements were by the Godfrey Funeral Home.<br />
Elizabeth <strong>On</strong>iffrey, 87<br />
NORTHFlfiLD—filkabeth <strong>On</strong>iffrey, 87, <strong>of</strong> Shepherd<br />
Circle, died <strong>Dec</strong>, 20 at the Greenwood Health Care Cen-<br />
'ter.Pleasantville. , ,<br />
Formerly <strong>of</strong> Mlnersville, Pa., Mrs, <strong>On</strong>iffrey lived in the<br />
area three years.<br />
Surviving are two daughters, Ellen Erker <strong>of</strong> Miami,<br />
and Bthel Jones with whom she made her home! two<br />
sons, filinei 1 <strong>of</strong> Newburgh, N.Y., and Michael <strong>of</strong> North<br />
Carolina! io grandchildren, and five great-grand'<br />
children. „ • . .. ><br />
Service wds-,Btt!.'23 at the Oravlte Funeral Hotne,<br />
^Shenandoah.'Pa. flurlal Was In Byuaritifle Catholld Cetti'<br />
*atefy,Mahanoy0ty,Pa.<br />
Local arrangements were by the Adams-Perfect<br />
Funeral Howe,<br />
Amos <strong>of</strong> <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> told<br />
USA Weekend, which<br />
recently set up a phone-in<br />
poll on "How our meals<br />
have changed." <strong>On</strong> Its<br />
cover, a Rockivellesque<br />
painting portrayed a<br />
nuclear family enjoying a<br />
hontecooked dinner in a<br />
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CITY CURK, OCEAN CITY<br />
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NEWJERBEV06SH»<br />
EXOUNGfe BARBS<br />
In * written<br />
Tuesday, Sen. lames Hurley*<br />
Rv bl»8ted Assein*<br />
"- Ed Salmon, CMW<br />
; * vote wts a $lJ5<br />
Gkpe May beach SauYW*.<br />
legislative notes<br />
vMMld pwsvide toe<br />
end phone number originating<br />
the tall, eaid<br />
SalrMOKv o Cape May and<br />
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(ttltHOWZED TO BE UMOCTTOeiMBV WE GUY OF «AN CUT WW<br />
JERSEY<br />
6E IT ORBMNEO 6V THE GOUNCT. OF THI CUV OF OMAN OtY,<br />
©OQNTY OF CAM MAVtSTAtI OF NEW JHMV pWIWii NBMiiWi<br />
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mil lot M AnineMg olwNch MM sMetfOM in tt b» lltutd, m« appro<br />
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on Md in Mertinct with tht BlMl Md MtrdiloiSsni Mrttsr on file In the<br />
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th« genlMMen ind ki»tall»tion d<br />
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(2) The <strong>Ocean</strong> CfEy Cununl Cwitst<br />
by conitnictien ef nm ettrfer IM-<br />
MM mi tariM, ind ntiitd<br />
and rieceMnn/ in Improve-!*,<br />
(3)TheOc6»nOtyPuhllcS»Kity<br />
iuMng by comptetton ot th« esn-<br />
•tuHsn and rsnevlBen ot ths<br />
tMnl fleer Ml ultlnd by the<br />
ImtnjMcy Management Office<br />
Indudlng rtmeyg iM n^lMmint<br />
el «f ndom, mcooitrucHon ot<br />
tht nwBtnjnt and dllpatrfi im.<br />
(4) TH Oe»in dry Mule Hir by<br />
Mnttwlenl rtnevtSani to 8»<br />
Bnttre tntsrtot MM including<br />
wlndowi. hM«n»44VAC iyttsmt.<br />
wiwpreiilng, reel r^Hr. mi<br />
•tto» repair.<br />
OCEAN CITY<br />
DENTAL CENTER<br />
GERALD F.RAABDDS PA<br />
Diane Q. Raab, R.D.H. Scott H, Raab, C.D.T.<br />
QINIRAL & PAMiLY DiNTlSTRY<br />
PULL SERVICE LAS ON PREMISES<br />
REPAIRS WHILE YOU WAIT<br />
EMERGENCIES ACCEPTED<br />
399-4542<br />
600 WEST AVE, OCEAN CITY, N.J.<br />
Saturday and Insurance Plans<br />
ivenlng Hours Weieomtd<br />
- . - . » -<br />
(B) Vtrieul munldpsl buiMlnai<br />
InrJudlng th» •Irport, HIM<br />
•quad, ntt ihop gmati, and<br />
THrdSMMeoo building by<br />
repair and mBlMMMnt el variou.<br />
rMtNMeni,<br />
Al el nld bufldlnsi Mng tl liul<br />
•quu m useful lite and durability to<br />
• Mini el CIMI I conitructton<br />
UdAduriMhTMiMIn<br />
Bond Law.<br />
(0) TM ImpraMffltnt by Bi<br />
I , reeiniWiBinlndripilrter<br />
— iUtti<br />
(1) The O«an <strong>City</strong> Airport by tt»<br />
mplicenwnmf Bit trilling unairground<br />
lull hrttl *tlh • new abevt<br />
ground lyiMffl. wd the repair end<br />
Mtplicemeniol exterior walti,<br />
lloor, and roolol the eJiplan*<br />
hanoailapdlty.<br />
(2) Tm repair ind reptacemenl <strong>of</strong><br />
PLEASE HELP!<br />
We have bona-fide, pre-quallfled<br />
buyers, looking to purchase Real<br />
Estate in the following areas:<br />
GARDENS • Single family, fix-up or good<br />
condition OK<br />
SINGLE FAMILY Homes in othir areas (Riviera,<br />
Bayland, Etc.)<br />
EAST ATLANTIC BLVD. -water views<br />
BAYFRONT -All types and locations<br />
DOWNTOWN - Storefront w/apartment (9)<br />
Callorstopby...<br />
BAYttlONT<br />
OCEAN AN C1TV, N<br />
6ST1MATCO<br />
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OR NOTES<br />
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Employe** ot the<br />
ft« teide periodic<br />
<strong>of</strong>tft t the problems mat detract ttktobehddattheKfUftk litH «md another In watet*<br />
<strong>of</strong>fice ffianagw, is to be<br />
played a benefit on thefrom<br />
this beautiful event mer.wtUberAadesboB. eolftr*, with Judy Ant "<br />
especially twnpU&utrtted<br />
Music Pier with adinlsston . Night In Venice Is compa-<br />
Keep you* creative<br />
for the hour* <strong>of</strong> time<br />
being<br />
and<br />
a donation for therable<br />
to the Super Bowl and<br />
flowtftg over the \U.<br />
needy.<br />
«xbm efibrt the otp*nded<br />
other major events U fat as<br />
CaUttwArta Center Vtt»-<br />
In addition to the Waves crowd control l» concerned. Ita fine baskeBMll t Wi& or stop by 3601 Bay<br />
<strong>of</strong> Caring, church groups, When approximately ment held fo* hwtor high Av&\ . ^,<br />
civic organisations and the 150,000 persons wnverge m<br />
police end five departments'<br />
»chot>l*age players (both<br />
a harrow strip along the<br />
MtHt Sdtfer it titi Otm<br />
did a commendable job<br />
boyi and gtroX Oeean Cty<br />
bay,. It presents ft major<br />
supplying toys, food,<br />
Ittg ittwe hectic, It to tmpot*<br />
challenge to all involved. -<br />
domes and money. <strong>Ocean</strong><br />
tent that Homeone takes the<br />
Dave WinsloW does an<br />
<strong>City</strong> Is a community that<br />
lime to help those whocares,<br />
this was never more<br />
excellent (ob running the DINING DEUGHTS!<br />
need help. Most are from*<br />
parade and coordinating<br />
his committee, the police TUES; Pasta Nights<br />
thanks to all <strong>of</strong> you whoand<br />
fire* departments do<br />
ChokxOt<br />
jam MHHB CLIP & SAVE<br />
% ^ A . Angel hair,<br />
any<br />
ranco's Restaurant I<br />
DINNER SPECIALS<br />
CAN BAT $8.95<br />
WITH THIS AD<br />
Monday<br />
Homemade Maukottl $4.50<br />
Mon. thruThurs. PRIME RIB <strong>of</strong> BEEF<br />
. J( PINNED I10.9S<br />
Tuesday<br />
Homemade Ravioli $4.50<br />
Wednesday<br />
Homemade Spaghsttl & Meatbalb $4.50<br />
AfterYou-Kndw-Wh&t^<br />
Iritiur<br />
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Tree <strong>Dec</strong>oration*<br />
- I<br />
Ir Treo Lights<br />
Off<br />
MM/IHM<br />
- Thursday<br />
Homemade Usagtm<br />
Friday<br />
Homtntttde Shitted .Shells<br />
Saturday<br />
Chicken Breast t»t»f waalana<br />
$4.50<br />
$4.50<br />
$5.95<br />
(Real Qrlok Oven PlZ2fl)<br />
._ Plhk.Ua Orlli* IWtti Adi<br />
Between 9th & 10th on Asbury Ave. - 3W'79O3<br />
J [CALL U3 FOR YOUR HOLIDAY PAHTIES'<br />
Holiday Dining At Doc's!<br />
BRUNCH: Sat, i Sun, <strong>Dec</strong>. 81il i Jan lit<br />
gMvM from 10-2 • neservatlons Suggttfitf<br />
DINNER: <strong>Dec</strong>ember 31 at, $13,95 pP<br />
I m® 4 pM. ta 1^0 pM i RwwvitJow fUqulrd<br />
CHOOSE FROM; Va, Baked Ham<br />
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24<br />
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FREE<br />
COFFEE<br />
Mid-Night<br />
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Mac's<br />
90ft Shore Rd., Someri Point, N J.<br />
"PikelF 1<br />
DAILY<br />
FULL COURSE MEALS<br />
(served all day) ',<br />
TUE9tM#MMrll Mmwriytvy iii<br />
Oi Chlokin CfCK|iMttM<br />
1X1X1,1/2 floutid CtilekMt w**< m««^y .^<br />
Flih <strong>of</strong> till Day<br />
I DAILY BREAKFAST SERVED 'TIL 2 PM<br />
LUNCH and DINNER SPECIALS<br />
10% fynfor CMiui Dlicount2pM'9pM<br />
Ori Menu <strong>On</strong>ly •<br />
ComeJoinittforNewYeawDay<br />
breakflwt, lunch or dinner<br />
910 damn Av$,, Ooitn city, HJ<br />
399-4059<br />
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Quick, easy dinners for football game gatherings<br />
^ ^*% to *e SttSr.SJrS eookina connection<br />
beginning <strong>of</strong> a new year many grocery stores, the _<br />
and almost the end <strong>of</strong> host or hostess'is able to " ^ —<br />
another football season. spend more time with At supermartcets tor several lV*t. long-grain H«<br />
Fter thousand? <strong>of</strong> Amari- guests rather Mm in Ae months. Back In the lineup 1tgp, salt<br />
cms, me Brst day <strong>of</strong> the kitchen. are breaded nuggets, eutiett Pinch saffron threads Copnew<br />
year means a day Perdue Farms has a and tenders, hot and spicy tional)<br />
devoted to supporting a selection <strong>of</strong> fmh chicken wings, and two new wing I jar
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hotoua<br />
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seen as state preservation <strong>of</strong>ficials examine covered bridge plan<br />
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1610 Bay Ave.<br />
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Drive thru the New Year<br />
with Care and Good Sense!<br />
•*"l ' T l i IT .1 .J,<br />
This Week's Speclale<br />
Utgi BhritM|i tttto<br />
HOMEMADE SOUPS<br />
HOMEMADE SALADS<br />
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pkttted ta tWfi that the to<br />
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Sea Isle city notes<br />
by James Fitz^atrick<br />
Imam plan<br />
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with<br />
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process.<br />
INMAtffen veroy during t <strong>City</strong> Com- Cowittissl<strong>of</strong>t )Ae«ttM tkt<br />
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th, the Plftttnlttg uascwent alone UM meet was testtiytttg ltt alx e*iw<br />
teja w change the itriit rronttgn requtiri- ft* which he hud Issued<br />
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t!' but swtid clothts will go to<br />
g aft Api i#^, ^GAlt<br />
jjhibilHilBH wiitWi the ,<br />
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sports shorts<br />
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'MEMORIALFUND TOR OIVBN<br />
w aw still belwg secepted to tlie Skip dlvett<br />
FUHdi. Htttid foj; me fbitwet WttutUtgtwt<br />
(dOokW <strong>City</strong> High School<br />
A ttteWbriil basketball game was held k«t tune f<strong>of</strong> the<br />
^icholMshlp fund utd dtmattoni w\ be made to BGM1»(<br />
MAINLAND'S SWAN SWIMMING POtt f ROtS<br />
DeMlB Swait, a sophontttfe out <strong>of</strong> Mainland tteglotwl,<br />
ii sWlttutUtig distance events M the OlaMboit) State<br />
m a quartet otft^flhttiett, aw all tt ,<br />
Bftttfcue swims ilie butterfly, tiallet the<br />
i Abttittlato the b*eaststtoke and Mlddletowh the<br />
The Oceart <strong>City</strong><br />
BUTCHER 9H0I<br />
DAILYLUNCHSPECIAL8<br />
$1.00*<br />
Wlthpurohase<strong>of</strong> any beverage<br />
DIAL399780<br />
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UVERWURST SANDWICH<br />
Oh yaur choice <strong>of</strong> Bread or Roll<br />
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New<br />
Year!<br />
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health mA (tt^fliid during the dip that lie ahead<br />
SAVINGS<br />
LOAN<br />
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with 2n» left in tho<br />
wheh Gahy h Made d Whol h<br />
McAlllntohlt)<strong>of</strong>eHhi^<br />
wvd all rive &ee thttws to<br />
lift hH mm \m\ to m<br />
bl g thto the Ndl<br />
past Gle«t\<br />
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lines and guard against the<br />
<strong>of</strong> sefvice due to froaen Ito,<br />
Before Freezing Weather Sets In:<br />
• Wrap exposed pipes with Insulated material,<br />
Old ra^ or blankets titn be used,<br />
• Mug up Amity o«cfcs and iitWif broken<br />
window panes to secure water lines and<br />
meters in biisernentiireas against ihe cold,<br />
< Check crawl spaces and praps to make sure<br />
pipes are well protected,<br />
• Brain water and remove hoses from outflde<br />
faucets. During freezing weather, an? water<br />
in the piping may freeze and burst th# pipe,<br />
REMEMBER: Broken pipes waste water,<br />
time and money, To save all three, protect<br />
your plumbing from freezing nowf<br />
NewJef^cyAme<br />
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Raiders split pair on mats:<br />
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Subscrtbtrt <strong>of</strong> Samrnetw Communication^ which<br />
means Just about evttyoht with a television to our<br />
area, received a vtry patronlaihg litter wctntly. In<br />
the lecohd paragraph it wai stated Iht company<br />
was inertasmg the number <strong>of</strong> basic channels mm<br />
21 to 31 "In response to your changing television<br />
needs.<br />
Thirteen paragraphs down In the 16-pamgraph,<br />
small-typt letter, it is stated: In ordir to make<br />
these channel additions possible, the new basic<br />
rate will be $13.95, ifrtetive January 1989. We<br />
hope that you will agree that this new basic mtvice<br />
has more to <strong>of</strong>fer for your entire family..."<br />
We don't agree. Furthermore we restnt the<br />
apparent dupuclty. During the rectnt hearing on<br />
the renewal <strong>of</strong> its cable TV franchlit, Sarnmons*<br />
regional manager claimed the so-called restructuring<br />
was necessitated by additional costs incurred<br />
over the past two yean since Bammorts took over<br />
the <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> lines from Cablentertaliunent.<br />
Wt concui' with those subscrtbirs and city <strong>of</strong>ficials<br />
who viiw this 36 peretnt wit hike as a ploy,<br />
who consider the extra channels as not being in<br />
the best Interests <strong>of</strong> the people and who don't like<br />
the dictatorial process which cable televlson firms<br />
have in setting rates without a formal hearing process.<br />
We call upon the city to stipulate in its renewal<br />
<strong>of</strong> the Summons* franchise that the basic cable service<br />
remain as it is at the price it was, allowing<br />
those who want more channels to pay tar thtrn<br />
without penalizing all subscribers.<br />
•A %jh*Wm<br />
Public policy, not market, is behind development<br />
l»j DAVID F.MOOttE<br />
We've watched open<br />
space fill prey to random<br />
and helter-skelter development<br />
throughout this state<br />
we're In, and most <strong>of</strong> us<br />
: suppose that this pattern<br />
: items from "mtM tote-<br />
8i." Not go. lt»i mostly<br />
because <strong>of</strong> public policy,<br />
local jotting, taJMtton, lino<br />
geviFnatirtt ifiveitfflgfit<br />
and the fallacy that mote<br />
• cotistmcUoti means wore<br />
tax income, with smaller tail<br />
bUli for thi individual tax*<br />
p<br />
, ft doean'i take tttudt ecrutiny<br />
to look around and<br />
realise that government<br />
action has put pavement<br />
wnere corn once grew, ana<br />
dereliction in dfles abandoned<br />
by those heading<br />
afield to where the new<br />
pavement is. Those are the<br />
direct results <strong>of</strong> land values<br />
being hiked by putting<br />
" ' sewer lines and<br />
demand for them had hot<br />
yet happened, But building<br />
the Infrastructure guaranteed<br />
the development,<br />
Those enticements for<br />
real estate and develop'<br />
went types started and<br />
have sustained the<br />
ward-bound movemetit<br />
from city to countryside.<br />
Other public policy moves<br />
have brought more momentum!<br />
things like tax deductions<br />
for mortgage interest<br />
and that inextinguishable<br />
belief that more houses<br />
mean fewer taxes to share.<br />
Find out how much it mk<br />
p«r>flr k> educate rt M6<br />
Um one <strong>of</strong> itUsA houses<br />
and awaken to reality I<br />
itlsat this point that we<br />
we the arrivaiw a new fig*<br />
we on the scene, exhotHng<br />
municipal environmental<br />
Commissions to use<br />
the legislature long ago to<br />
advise local governments<br />
on the intelligent ways to<br />
go, and tiot go, in terns Uf<br />
dBViltijJniiWi<br />
Thai flew figure ii Christopher<br />
}, Baggett, acting<br />
cominissloiier <strong>of</strong> the state<br />
Department <strong>of</strong> HnVi*on'<br />
Bflvirontrtenial Congress<br />
organised by the Association<br />
<strong>of</strong> New Jersey Bttviranmentdl<br />
Conttnlssierts in<br />
Princeton, Doggettsaldi<br />
1 urge you fo enctiiifage<br />
yew community to have as<br />
remaining open space<br />
within ind flbuttlrig its<br />
btniridariea, Haw but these<br />
hinds should be preserved<br />
bt developed is the basic<br />
questlrjn thai must be posed<br />
and addressed, No fongei 1<br />
, we tooiiBthlB issue and<br />
Aflw asking rhe<br />
"Mow greeti is our futuwr<br />
tfeggea stressed tot envl»<br />
wnmental coniirtlssiona<br />
must move lrttd the state<br />
plan tmi \mm h« sees<br />
more emphasis tin raads «s<br />
rather than parks, recreation,<br />
wildlife, water supply,<br />
scenic beauty and<br />
historic preservation. Me<br />
tileoged Dfit* support for<br />
alnlttg recognition for<br />
' but laid, "Wi<br />
Jm-tim<br />
iecWffll«8io«j<br />
as a coalmen addressed the<br />
neeas to be protected By tne<br />
stfltoplriti,<br />
BM P> Mtott t» txmitwe<br />
ittmkr a m to '<br />
MUA is committed to comprehensive recycling program<br />
at the MUA mm<br />
be recycled thfough<br />
Editor, Sentinel-Ledgers Intended to darify the pt • the Step-i ptogram<br />
the end <strong>of</strong> October through the Sale ot tecycla* ding ptopm during 1m eliotild be operational<br />
ments which ate an btevlta' nine-tnonui penody tnese 14 bles-received through the these uiaterials will be within the next three or<br />
ble part <strong>of</strong> starring up any municipalities collected end <strong>of</strong> September have sepataled oti-slte and maf- tout months and will con-<br />
new regional pfogtam <strong>of</strong> """ tons <strong>of</strong> tetydiUm been credited or rebated to keted at the highest Market tinue to serve all pawidpatthis<br />
type, we would like to is wet four tlmu the each<br />
revenues available tot the Ing eommtinirJes until the<br />
point out that overall, the it at fecydables c6l-> lity<br />
material; As Iff the past, all startup Of tne permanent<br />
Cape May County recycling leded tot the entire yettt at « All<br />
net tntfffcet revenue intermediate pVacessing<br />
program us adopted by the Wt, to a result, during<br />
mA^tmUHjS M^^KAmMmmmJiJl HiJ^ M^UWkJt^kXMJi^i<br />
d l<br />
Freeholde/ fidaed \m got' this period these c<strong>of</strong>rtmiirtP<br />
niit-iiiAtmMiijmtS tMitiirAi-imiiiiifltt<br />
beverage tmiaiam wWth<br />
the MUA wiil ctrfitffwie to<br />
ten <strong>of</strong>f to a posidve mA ties have saved nearly<br />
pflrttapaDiie xnuniapauncff<br />
m pemtiy being stocks<br />
teeelVe,«nd to MotA tiw<br />
Ctftistcuctlve «Htt Awing mm In solid waste Up<br />
arid ptiva'ie flrmi contribute ^tiSrititie* tit all wcydflbto<br />
m ping fees,<br />
arid<br />
With the ttitittati&l Siip ' ttw oat bt the 14<br />
fbrt <strong>of</strong> the fVeef(6id«H(, and<br />
We ate , the active parricipatlow by<br />
that these partisan «U Cape May County<br />
t it aHowed to 8f«d fnuriicip/dities «wd resi-<br />
without thaflwige hfl w tojm; d«i(#y Ktf /t% expert these<br />
pemmt<br />
tibHi my mislead <strong>of</strong>
mmfity. 0M, SMM«<br />
Jack Neali talks about Lou Holtz; polish with fire and brimstop<br />
Most <strong>of</strong> you reading this have heart <strong>of</strong> Lou Holtz, You<br />
know, head coach at Notre Dame, <strong>1988</strong> Coaeh <strong>of</strong> the<br />
Year, The guy who will lead hu team out againit West<br />
Virginia next Monday in the Resta Bowl for the national<br />
championship.<br />
" But one <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> resident knows Lou Holla better<br />
thaft the rest <strong>of</strong> us because 0 was there at the beginning,<br />
Jadt Neall was a sophomore at The College <strong>of</strong> William<br />
i Mary in 1969 when Holtz assumed his first head<br />
coaching job there. Holt? had previously been an<br />
assistant at Iowa, William fc Mary, Connecticut, South<br />
Carolina and Ohio State,<br />
*He wai polished," remembered Nenll, "but he was a<br />
Rr»«nd>brunstone type <strong>of</strong> coach who wouldn't hesitate<br />
to grab your fa« mask on the practice field to make a<br />
point.*<br />
Neall was an All-South Jersey player at <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong><br />
High School who went on to become an AU-Arnerican<br />
linebacker at William & Mary,<br />
In his three years in WilUanwburg, Va,, Helta's teams<br />
were 13-20, including a visit to toe Tangerine Bowl in<br />
1970.<br />
"W» played a tough schedule for a school our slie,"<br />
Hid Neall. "We played against Miami, North Carolina,<br />
fulane and other major coUtge programs. 11<br />
In fact, during Neall's senior year, William & Mary<br />
had the lead In tht fourth quarter <strong>of</strong> every gaaw, but<br />
still managed to lose six times.<br />
"I remember one game when a guy named Danny<br />
Buggs brought 1 kick back to our 10-yard line in the<br />
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dosing minutes" Mid Neall, ^and they,s«i«a. We. got<br />
into position tor a winning Mi goal but missed it and<br />
lost,23-2!,»<br />
The opponent was West VUgta^ a seh<strong>of</strong>ii that once<br />
again plays a major part in HoWrt goals.<br />
After the thwe years at WlUlam & Mary, Holt! spent<br />
four years at North Carolina State where his Hams were<br />
in the Top 20 three times and In a bowl all four years.<br />
Prom nn thwugh 1983 he coached at Arkansas, guiding<br />
the Raiorbacks to six bowl appearances and a Wo <strong>of</strong><br />
Tbp-10 BiUshes.<br />
Then It was two years at Minnesota before moving to<br />
Now Dame in 1986. His three Irish teams are 24-10<br />
with one game to go.<br />
Hold's biggest failure was a 3-10 record AS head coach<br />
<strong>of</strong> the New York Juts in 1976. He lift the MM with one<br />
game left in the season.<br />
g<br />
Th Three years ago he h also l walked lkd away from f hi his team at<br />
Minnesota before a "scheduled Independence Bowl<br />
appearance against Clemson, He left because he had<br />
already signed a contract to coaeh at Notre Dame.<br />
He hag gained some attention for his discipline.<br />
Againit Southern Cat this year, Holts tint some players<br />
home because they were late for a team breakfast.<br />
He had also suspended three <strong>of</strong> his finest <strong>of</strong>fensive<br />
players at Arkansas before the 1977 Orange Bowl.<br />
•He always was pretty strict about rules and schedules,<br />
1 * said Neall. "He was especially concerned with<br />
punctuality. 1 remember him waving hit* American<br />
Express card at us and reminding us that he'd buy a<br />
ticket and fly us home If we were late.<br />
<strong>Ocean</strong><br />
<strong>City</strong><br />
school<br />
lunches<br />
lite <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> School<br />
lutich menu Includes a choice<br />
<strong>of</strong> three plaltem. tntermedlale<br />
school students have a choice<br />
<strong>of</strong> the fast two platters with<br />
tne exception n soup on tne<br />
secoid tdatter, ft is replaced<br />
with a (rult/VMottblo, tMmary<br />
school Btudentt will bi<br />
Tom<br />
Williams<br />
sporte<br />
columnist<br />
^<strong>On</strong>ce, when we were playing at "Pimple, he did it.<br />
This guy was late M he sent him <strong>of</strong>f te-ftraMart and<br />
flew htm back to Virginia*<br />
NeaU had a chance to visit with Holtz again while<br />
attending a convention in Ui Vegas last summer.<br />
said, "and I had * ehMWi to ttllf Win ».Hi Was v • *, * A,** g§§<br />
j^^y the lame ai he Wtt W fmt age. M§p>6 ft Utlii \ W * TrUlM<br />
more polished, with a few mere o«e4mers, Wt petty<br />
much the same."<br />
Some <strong>of</strong> you out mere wUl be woHftf for Lou Holtt<br />
and his Notre Dame team to wmAiftatt<strong>of</strong>tM tthWftplon*<br />
ship next Monday. Others m be reotag (Jjpfttt tfcm.<br />
far Jack NeaU, however, nbotog tor Notti OaAi m<br />
theBuirBowl,*Netll*aW>'tilfei$MMWpttiftktot : W<br />
Ait I got both <strong>of</strong> those edaduM started** , : w fe<br />
Ben$fIt donation " b """ d "<br />
<strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> High School principal Mlohael Clrplano rocolvoe • $025 check Irom Eloxlo Oemev, chglrwoman, ind<br />
served a box lunch dug to<br />
other membere <strong>of</strong> the itudifli council. The monoy was railed from a Raider sweatshirt sale to benefit the Juvenile<br />
The menu for Jan. 3^!<br />
MONDAY W*tt«<br />
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With the new year<br />
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don't forget charitable eontributions.<br />
You can write a check for<br />
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Even If you don't have<br />
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Consider, too, contribut-<br />
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BRYANT FORCED AIH<br />
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WAL: 3992128<br />
money management<br />
that waived the gift, and*<br />
In either case, taw people required to Inform donors<br />
educational, Bodal, welfare need to worry about giving about the deduction limits,<br />
tion, telephone tails or uni- and health groups. loo much,<br />
their explanations freforms.<br />
B you have any question CASH DONATIONS quently CUl to indicate the<br />
To deduct your ehiritable about a group's qualifica-<br />
Whan donating cash, market value <strong>of</strong> Items given<br />
contributions successfully, tion, contact yriur local IRS your charitable deduction in return for a donation —<br />
the New Jeny Sodsty <strong>of</strong> <strong>of</strong>fle*. The staff there has will usually equal the which makes it wry hard<br />
Certified Public Accoun- access to a book listing amount <strong>of</strong> your ,, (fift. „„ So ^, „ U<br />
tants suggests keeping organizations eligible to<br />
you donate a<br />
these tax rules In mind: receive tax-deductible con- S35, the entire amount<br />
1TKMIZERSONLY trtbutions<br />
generally deductible.<br />
First things Bnt: you can HOW MUCH However, U you contrib-<br />
only deduct charitable con- CANYOUCIVB? ute to a charity and you<br />
tributions If you itemize on The deduction for charita- receive a benefit from It,<br />
ble wntributoni is Umlted, you may deduct only the<br />
but most people wUl come amount that is above and<br />
nowhere near the maxi- beyond the value <strong>of</strong> the<br />
mum level. For cash gifts to benefit you receive. For<br />
public eharitleSi the deduc- example, if you lend a nontion<br />
is capped at SO percent pr<strong>of</strong>it organization a check<br />
<strong>of</strong> adjusted gross income, for $50 and in exchange<br />
With donations <strong>of</strong> long- your twelve a free iubseripterm<br />
capital-gains property, tion to a mapilne normally<br />
luch as itocki, the deduc- costing $20, you may<br />
tion Is Umlted to no more deduct only $30'as.a chari-<br />
than 30 percent <strong>of</strong> adjusted table contribution,<br />
gross Income.<br />
While charities are<br />
fo out in» proper teettoM on: -><br />
generous this year and<br />
donated propBty valued at<br />
the form. ->•*<br />
wow than 13,000, you wUl D the holiday season ta.«<br />
asset that you have held have to hire a "qualified tugging at your heart* and*<br />
less than nix months, you appariser* to verify the purse strings, you m»Ji<br />
will probably be able to value <strong>of</strong> your non-cash gift want to consult a qualified<br />
deduct only your "bub,*<br />
tax expert for some p»eti« ><br />
or the amount you paid (or<br />
ad advice on how to r-the<br />
property.<br />
You should also be aware<br />
* • tasqsayer to know the that donations <strong>of</strong> appreci- mm subject to a<br />
ated property may be con*<br />
uyouwUlhave Tfce ««ete<br />
dldered a "preference" Mm to submit a copy <strong>of</strong> the money*<br />
and thus make you written appraisal along<br />
any particular contribution vulnerable to the Alterna- with form 8283, Make sure<br />
you have made or plan to tive Minimum Tax — and<br />
make mil year, ask the possibly a higher tax bill.<br />
charitable organization to<br />
provide you with a break* SUBSTANTIATING<br />
down <strong>of</strong> your gift that YOUR DONATION<br />
clearly states how mmft <strong>of</strong> The ffiS requires you to<br />
your donation is tax-de- substantiate the value <strong>of</strong><br />
ductible.<br />
your donation. If your gift<br />
U worm less than $500, the<br />
DONATING process is fairly Bimple.<br />
PROPERTY<br />
If you donate a long-term<br />
asset (one owned mom man<br />
six or 12 months, depending<br />
on the acquisition date)<br />
and the asset has Increased<br />
in value, you can usually<br />
deduct the fair-market<br />
value <strong>of</strong> the property as<br />
long as the gift is directly<br />
related to the charity's business,<br />
fi^mi-a*. If this la not thi cue, your<br />
1<br />
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with torn »», <strong>of</strong> PuMfc<br />
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New administrator<br />
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homes in OcemOty<br />
the amount or nature <strong>of</strong><br />
your gift, and the date on Janet Marvin was<br />
which the donation was recently named adminlBtra-<br />
made.<br />
tor <strong>of</strong> United Methodist<br />
If the Value <strong>of</strong> your non- Itomes <strong>of</strong>- New lersey*B<br />
cash rifts folk between $400 three conUnuing-carc reHre-<br />
And $5,000, you must comwent faculties in <strong>Ocean</strong><br />
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